PREPAREDNESS TODAY a  Army Smaller But Better Equipped Than for Last Wai

U. S. Ground Forces Well-Equipped But Must Be Spread ‘Very Thin’

Selling Drive On Exchange   Market is Affected by Un. favorable News From Fighting in Korea.

[House Would Make Crime Of Hoarding; Reverses Self On ‘Automatic’ Ceilings

To Introduce New Health Insurance Bill   Protection For Low Income Families

Pastor And ‘Faith Healer’ Plan. Debate  Houston Baptist RefutestMiracles EveryiNiaht!-Claim:

EISENHOWERS EAST   1,200 Kansans Meet in Manhattan for Official  Farewell

STATE-DEFENSE DEPARTMENTS STUDY QUEMO)   Communist Shelling Of Nationalists Isle Rais ea Oveatinna

!INSURANCE COMPANIES ‘DISTURBED BY A-BOMB   Firms Brace Themselves For Possible Atomic Bombing Of U. S Cities

PREMIER FORMS FRENCH CABINET   ‘Government Moy Be Given First Crucial Test in National Assembly

Girl Testifies Mother, On Trial for — Murdering Hushand iele Raviriend

Poison Charges Related Today in Indiana Trial   Mother at Covington I Defendant in Murder Case: Daughter Tells Story to Jurors.

NEW LOCAL RATES  Increase ‘Will Boost Aver age Telephone Bill About 12 Per Cent

Lane Calls For Halt To Nationalizatior   Governor. ‘Says States “Must “Assume” More. - Responsibility

STATE GOVERNMENTS MUST ASSUME BURDEN   Have To Face Responsibilities To Halt Nationalization Trend, Tane Sara

Perrine Will Try To Get Leading Republican Post   Aurora Man Is Out To Capture GOP State Chairmanship

MILLION-YEAR-OLD ICE . FLOWN FROM ALASKA TO ww. Y. 6. EYPLORERS frie

 Churchill Defends Negotiations Proposal  As Pope Speaks Out AqainstAtomAbuses

Churchill Says Proposal Is No Election Stunt  UN Powerless While Divid —

lowa Student Found Innocent In Strangling   Rural Jury Refuses To Believe He Could Murder Sweetheart

Jury Believes, Frees Bednasek   Truth Serum Story Wins Acquittal

Craig Neighbors, 25 Strong, Come To Aid of Lewis Talsma, Pick Corn   School Bus Accident Sent Him to Hospital, But 70 Acres Cribbed

Singing South Koreans March Across Parallel, Meet No Red Resistance

Cold Holds Over Most of Midwest   Sub-Freezing Temperature: May Damage California Fruit   Rain and Sleet is Spreading Eastward to the Appalachians

Sub-Freezing Weather in Midwest, Dixie; Floods Are Threatening 3 States

Scores Flee Midwestern Flood Peril  Cold Menaces Citrus Crops  In Califarnia

Cold Wave, Floods Hit In Midwest   Dixie Shivers As Mereury Tumbles

‘Winter Deals Damaging Blows from South California Into Dixie. ;

 Winter Deals Damaging Blows fo Scattered Parts  Of Nation; Citrus and Vegetable Crops Are Hit

Sleet and Snow Add to Misery Of Cold Wave   Floods Also Menace Midwest -- Northeast Abnormally Warm

Cold Damage Felt from Dixie To California   Driving Hazardous Ove: Mississippi, Ohio Valleys

California Citrus Crop Is Damaged   Cold, Floods And Snow Plaque Most of Nation

Citrus, Vegetable Crops in Southern California Suffer  Rw The Aceariated DProaxs«

SUB-FREEZING WEATHER RLANKETS WIDE AREAS  ‘We Then Aoemmntngndd Mew

CALIFORNIA'S CITRUS CROPS FACE FREEZE   Weather Deals Blow To Much Of U. S.; Floods Add To Troubles

Crop Loss High  In California   Rain, Sleet Moving To States In East; South Colder

Cold Grips Large Section of Nation ‘As Southeast Gets Summertime Balm

CALIFORNIA CROPS HURT BY COLD   Scores Of Families Made Homeless By Floods

California’s Fruit Crops  Endangered   Three States Hit By Flood Waters; Cold Front ens

Texas Alerted To Start Draft By September   AUSTIN, July 11—#—Texas was assigned today a draft quota of 1,005 men to be delivered “as soon as possible and not later than Sept. 30."’

GRAHAM STEPS OUT AT -KANSAS STATE   Head Football Coach's Res ignation to Become Effective Next June   JLL HEALTH REASON

GRAHAM STEPS OUT AT KANSAS STATE   Head Football Coach’s Resignation to Become Effective Next June  Ti #€6ouJcCAITUO 6 60ODCACOWNN

FOUR COLUMNS GRINDING DEEP INTO CAPITAL   Commanders Seem Confident City Will Be Taken Shortly

Four Columns Inside City   Forces in Southeast Race Northward, One Division in 40 miles of Link-up

FOUR- PRONGED DRIVE STABS INTO CITY   Centralized Duk Soo Palace Goal Of U. N. Columns  ce a re  U.S, PATROL   Continues Push Northward: Maneuver May Trap Thousands Of Reds

Marine Column Two Miles From Duk Soo Palace   Combat Commanders Confident City Will Be Taken Within Few Houre

Four Columns Deep In City; Palace Is Goal   Winning Of Center Within Hours Is Declared Probable

U.S. TROOPS CAPTURE: SOUTH MOUNTAIN WITH RED'S PRINCIPAL DEFENSE

Troops Aim At Capital Bujldines   ‘Governmunt Steactures Are Goal in Heart of Korean City; Expect Victory Soon  t New Troops Arrive  Reinforcements Rush Inte Battle From Beachhead

Four Units Advancing In Capital   U.S. Patrol Sweeping North Is 40 Miles From Junction.

Red Bastion Inside City Is Occupied   Marines Also Reach Suk Soo Palace in Capital, Army Says

Enemy s Main Defensive Position Falls; Marines  Reach Old Duk Soo Palace

Allied Patrols Said to Bein Contact in City  ‘Troops Driving to Tate Dak San Palace

Four Columns in Drive on Center Of Korean Capital   Expect to Win Capital Within A Few Hours

FLAG PLANTED ON MOUNTAIN HELD BY REDS   Four Orives Aimed at Duk Soo Palace, Center-of Government. 

Allied Force Seen Seizing Capital Soon   U. 8. Troops Capture Chongju, Forty Miles From Inchon Sector

TOKYO, Sept. 25—(AP)—Four allied columns fought deep into Seoul tonight on a grinding drive for Duk Soo palace and the nearby govern:  wsnnd lcildine «loetar. ‘4

Fall Of City In Hours Expected   First Cavalry Armored Patrol Sweeping Up From South Speeds Into Chongju, Only 40 Miles From North Forces

 Prongs of Allied Attack Link Up  ‘In Heart of Ancient Korean Capital   City May Be Won Within Hours; Swift Drive From South Clamping Trap on Red Invaders; Many Important Towns Seized in Race North

Government Offices In Target Area   Military Leaders Believe City Will Fall Within Hours

Claim Capital To Fall to UN  Ina Few Hours   American Flag Now Waves Near Palace

BIG ADVANCES ARE REPORTED BY ALL UNITS   U.S. First Cavalry Only 40 Miles From Union With  Second Front

INSIDE CITY OF SEOUL   Report Marines and Army Have Made Contact in . Korean Capital

1st Cavalry Races 70 Miles North In 4 Days  Capture Of Korean Capital Said To Be Near; 7th Division  Captures Mountain

Temperatures   Old Glory Also Flying Upon Ancient Palace, As Allied Forces Unite

Yanks Fighting Far Inside City   Allies in South Push Back Invaders

4. Columns In Hard Drive On Capital   Americans Capture Chinju, Cutting Off Hundreds Of Reds

Heart of City Site of Bitter Delaying Battle   Columns Racing From South Now 40 Miles Away

May Win City Within Hours; Cavalry Outfit Only 40 Miles From Inchon-Seoul Beachhead

4 Allied Columns Drive Deep Into Heart Of Capital   Paratroopers Fresh From U. S. Joins Land Troops in North; First Cavalry Races Northward

Seventh Division Troops Have Captured South  Mountain   INSIDE CITY OF SEOUL  Report Marines and Army Have Made Contact in . Korean Canital

4 Allied Units Knife Deep Into Capital; Palace Target   Communist Troops Fight From Hut to Hut; Jail  Searched

Fierce Resistance As Yanks Fight Toward Seoul Center   Allies Break Out of Southeast Beachead; Roll Forward, Restore Battleline of July

STORM INTO CITY FROM 4 DIRECTIONS   Marines, Gls and South Koreans Crashing Through Red Opposition After New River Crossings.   CAPTURE MOUNTAIN; YANKS AT PALACE   First. Cavalry Races Northward from Old Beachhead; is 40 Miles From Second Front Junction.

UN Forces Battle For Palace As Troops In South Make Big Gains   Stars And Stripes Planted Two Miles “rom Duk So Palace; Cavalry Enters Chongju; 40 Miles Krom Link-un

Commanders See Victory in Matter of Hours   U.S. Forces In South Narrow Beachheads Gap to 40 Miles

First Cavalry Makes £0 Miles In 4 Days   strategic Mountain In Capital Falls; Drive Threatens To Trap Thousands

Ist Cavalry Push Traps Commies in South: 7+} Division Captures Strategic Heights:

Four Allied Columns Deep in City; Capture of Palace Will Be Climax to Struggle for City

Capital In Allied. ‘Vise   UN Troops Drive Into City From Four Direc: tions; Sharp Gains Conrad in Southeast

Palace Defenses Expected To Fall Within Few Hours  Liberators Speed org “ne owe ag 20  mito £ moro

Fall of Capitat Imir inant ac Pincers Move Within 42  Milac Of Sealing Trap on Communists

Duk Soo Palace Is Target For Americans  Columns Speed North, Ave Witaleten Emptee   Columns Speed North; Are Within Forty Miles of Beachhead

Expect End Of Capital Fight Soon   U.S. Infantry Closing Trap on Thousands In Southern Sector

Palace and Government Buildings Are Immediate Goal; Fight To Take South Mountain.  Omrry my WATT.

Desperate Kea Defenders Fail To Hall Drive.   U. 5. Flag Planted. - On Hilltop; Major Goal Now In Sicht

Gains Made Along Whole  Korean Line   Some Officers Feel That Capital Will Fall In Matter Of Hours

Open Major Offensive For Palace  Capital’s Capture Within Few Hour Appears Certain

(Marines Pushing Way Into Very Heart Of Capital City   Main Objective Only Two Miles Away; U. S. First Cavalry Drives 70 Miles In Four Days; Reds Could Be Caught In  Pincers Mavement: Choniu Occupied.

Yanks ‘Knock Reds Off Mountain; ‘Marines at Duk Soo Palace; Two Fronts Only.40 Miles Apart

Marines © Plant Flag Near Palace   Allies Confident of Capital’s Falt "Within Hours”

U. S. Marines Plant Flag Osly 2 Miles From Government Palace   Expect to Win  Capital Shortly   First Cavalry Patrol Sweeping From South Enters Chongju City

Red Defenders Are Knocked Off Mount In City Park as Deeper Stab Made

Reds Make Desperate Resistance   Marines Plant Flag on Hill 2 Miles From Allied Goal—Duk Soo Palace; Cavalry Patrols Drive Into Chongju

Allies Bore Deep Into Capital City   U.S. Forces from South Now Within 406 Miles of Scene Of Historic Battla

Palace in Hear! of City lsGoal of Marine Force   , Troops Cross Han anc * Put Stars and Stripes Two Miles from Site -

Doughboy Column Storms Over Han River to Knock Red Korean Defenders Off Commanding Heights of a City Park; Armored Cavalry Sweeps Up From South Beachhead.   RULLETIN

Fresh Troops Land As Allies Hammer Deep Into Capital  : “Advance From: South Threatens. to" Close nl] pnb Canna ick

Patrols Of Ast Cavalry In Chongju  Link-Up Of Forces   Link-Up Of Forces Threatens To Seal  Fate Of Thousands Of Fnemv

Yanks Pushing Drive Toward City’s Center   Southern Front Divisions Drive Reds Northward

Major Advances. Also Posted on Southern Front      ‘Fresh Allied Troops Swarming into Second Front Beachhead: Red Resistance Crumbling

Four Columns Head for Center Of Capital City   First Cavalry 40 Miles from Juncture With Allies in North

—KOREA—  150 Planes Rush Troop:  Into Battle  Duk Soo Palace Major Objective

Ban on Identification of Troops Believed Prelude to Landings   3-Way Amphibious Assault Seen as UN’s Likely Knockout Punch

3-WAY PUNCH MAY BE AIMED AGAINST REDS   S. Korea Divisions Continue Dash To North

Tito Retains Premier Post   Lifts Diplomatic Boycott of Non-Red Greek Government

Tito Ends His ‘Boycotting’ o! Greek Regime   Slav Leader Set for More Business in Western Sphere

Tito Renews Greece Ties   Slav Premier Bids For More Trade With TV ©

Marshal Tito Widens Breach With Russia   Proclaims Readiness To Do More Business With West; Ends Boycott Of Greek Government

Tito Widens  Trade Riff  With Russia Hints at Closer  Ties With Both Greece, Italy 

Tito Renews  Greek Ties   Dictator Makes Neig: .borly Gesture To wally. Austria

Rips Soviet Attacks on Yugosiavia   Marshal Hails Trade With U.S.; Urges Peace in Balkans

‘McNutt Dedicates New Legion Home, Praises Vets’ Preparedness Record

MRS.ROOSEVELI IS TARGET OF SOVIET FIRE   Commission on Human Rights Is Latest Boycott

REDS BOYEUTT 2 MORE U.N. GROUPS   WALK OUT OF MNEETINGS AFTER VERBALLY ATTACK. ING MES. ROOSEVELT.

REDS RAP MRS. ROOSEVELT IN U.N, WALK OUT   Russians Quit 2 Meets After Bid to Oust Nationalists Fails -

Eleanor Assailed By Russians in UN  Human Rights Group  Delegate Walks Out

ROOSEVELT IX ULN, WALK OUI   Russians Quit 2 Meets After Bid to Ouat Nationalists Fails -

Gillette Returns To Make Talks in Loveland Campaign   Hickenlooper at Republican Day On . S. C. Campus

SELECT JURY PANEL FOR SECOND WEEK   100 Men and Women Are Named on Panel For ) Next Week   ‘LIST IS HERE GIVEN

100 MEN, WOMEN ARE SELECTED FOR DUTY AS JURORS   Those Named Will Serve At Civil Court Term, January 8th   SEVERAL FROM HERE   List Includes Many Well Known Residents In County

SELECT JURORS FOR CIVIL COURT TERM   Those Named Will Serve At Term Starting On October 9th   SOME FROM THIS AREA

l ; MEN FOR JURY DUTY   To Serve During 2nd Week Of Civil and Equity Court   NAMES MADE PUBLIC

‘Congress Roundup Potato Support Scandal Flayed   Leader in Senate Demands Action

Sen. Lucas Plans Rigid Allotments   e House Committee Tacks Amendment On Cotton Law

Packed Union Meeting Turns Into Mad Scramble To Cover As Member Shoots 2 Others

Fresh Troops of Newly-Landed First Cavalry Take Over From Exhausted 24th Division Men on Taejon Front;  Neoran Saldiere Score in Fierce Ficht

Fighting Mad Ist Cavalry Moves Up   Not Enough Reds For Limerick GI

Denfeld Urges 24 Divisions  Se... 2.31 4 3   Ousted Admiral Calls Truman Policy *Half-Hearted’

Another Bus Goes -AW.OLL. to Plains   Despondent Driver Saye He Wanted to Eseape Wis Troubles

] Die in State Over Weekend   Four of Victims Drown; Three in Boating Mishaps

Dueks Play  Big Planes   Transport Damaged As It Runs Into Flight Over Iowa

T wo Airliners Tangle With Flying Ducks \Lightning and Wind Menace Two More

‘Pilots Bring Airliners To Safety . Fowls, Foul Weather Hinder Plane Fliahts

Allies Rip New Holes In Crumbling Red Line:   Streak Ahead 40 Miles In East, Snap Trap On 12.000 Enemy Troops

UN Drive Traps 12,000 Reds on Pyongyang Road   Allied Unit Streaks Ahead 40 Miles Along East Coast   (Latest War Map, Page 2)

China Urges U.N. Mission To Formosa   Observers Sought To Wateh Russian Role in Invasion

Chinese Urge Red Expulsion   Tsiang Proposes Nations Watch Russian ™Zoves

Missing FBI Witness Ciaims He Blacked Out  Browder Summoned To Give Testimony

Missing Witness In Commie Probe Says He ‘Blacked Out’ Before His Time To Testify

Senate Probers Summon Earl Browder; Want His  Testimony on Lattimore

Subpoena Issued For Earl Browder   One Time American Com: munist Party Chief to Testify   )  SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH   Another Witness Turns U After Being Missing 0 Hours

Former Head Of American Communist Party Will Be Heard By Senate Committee Today; Acheson Knows No Reds

Senate Probers Call on Browder fo Talk Thursday   Witness, Missing for 20 Hours, Turns Up; Blacked Out, He Says

Subpoena Issued For Earl Browder  One Time American Communist Party Chief to Testily  SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH Another Witness Turns Up   SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH   Another Witness Turns U; Alter Being Missing  Hours

EARL BROWDER TO BE HEARD IN RED PROBE   2 Witnesses Called In Investigation Fail to Appear

Man Who Failed To Attend Probe Phones He's Safe   Claims ‘Blackout’ At Capital, Wakes In New York City

Huber Declares Blackout Hit Him At Inquiry  Scheduled To Testify In Communist Probe

J. J. Huber Turns Up In New York; Earl Browder To Be Questioned In Open Session Today About Lattimore

Railroaders Discuss Pay; Steel Waits  CA Pees cnn FAV   Conferences Idle Until Murray Gets U.S. Steel Reply

U.S. Steel OK’s New WageTalk  Giant Firm Agrees - oh. 2 Gee 29.2.

U.S. Steel Will Discuss Wages   Agrees to Negotiate With Union on Its Latest Demands

BIG STEEL, UNION TO MEET MONDAY   No. 1 Producer Agrees to Wage Negotiations

U.S. Steel Will Open Wage Talks With C10   Murray Says His Union Needs ‘Substantial’ Boost

U.S. Steel Will Discuss Waaes   “is fee rm wh mur  Set Beet ew) Ow  After Hike in Say

U.S. STEEL WILL OPEN WAGE TALKS   ClO STEELWORKERS PREPARED TO ASK “HEALTHY INCREASE”

Missouri Asks Basin-Wide Plan For Water Uses   ‘Valley Authority’ Control Comes in For Criticism

Missouri: Asks. Basin Plan For Water Resource:   State’s Policy Leans Away From MVA Proposal .

Shivers Charges ‘Fuel Dictator’ Plan Would Give Coal Industry Advantage

P.H.A. To Make Survey Monday For Project Tenants  Contract For 50 Unit House Project To Be Advertised For Bids

M’CARTHY REPEATS — HIS RED CHARCES   Wisconsin Senator Declares There Are Known Communisis in Stale Department

President Asks Asian Alliance To Keep Peace   Cheering Crowd. Applauds Speech Askine Peace Based On Justice

Speech Bluntly Warns U.S. Will Tolerate No Further Acts Aqainst World Peace

PLEDGES ALL ASIA ~ ARMED SUPPORT TO REMAIN FREE   ‘Tells Crowd at San Francisco  Non-Red Nations Must   Oppose “Strength With Strength.”   WANTS ONLY A PEACE  FOUNDED ON JUSTICE   ‘President Interrupted Fre: quently by Applause. Espe, cially When We Lauds  i MacArthur.

Warns Russia U.S. Ready for Any Aggression  President Makes Toughest Speech After Wake Visit

U.S. Offers Asiatics ‘Peace Partnership   Truman Urges Four-Point Peace Plan, Say U.S. Will Fiaht ‘if Necessary’

Nation’ 's Armed Might Pledged To Help Asia   Americans Hate War But Love Liberty, President Declares In Tough Speech—Russians Asked Te Lift lean Curtain

Higher PUCO Fees, Gasoline Tax Urged   Study Group Report Says Funds Will Help Improve Highways

Gov. Williams Baiting Corporation Profits Tax Hook with Bait GOP Will Have Trouble Resisting

B. & O. Calls Back 50 Men  runswick AtB    Will Be Back On Job Wednesday; Laid Off By Coal Strike

Crack First  Cavalry Units. In War Now   Big Guns Of Dismounted Cavalry Division Bombard North Koreans; Communists Send Patrols With Small Arms And Automatic Weapons Against Americans

FIRST CAVALRY BOLSTERS LINE BELOW TAEJON   BY EARNEST HOBERECHT UP Staff Correspondent

U.S. ARTILLERY BLASTS ROADS AS GI’S TAKE UP STAND FAST OF TAEION

Chinese Communists Laying Down Barrage Preparatory To Invading Nationalist Held Kinmen Island, Near Amoy   CAVALRY BOMBARDS KOREANS IN NORTE

U.S. Defense Positions Consolidated in the Hills Astride Highway Southeast of Taejon; U.S. First Cavalry Division at Front.

Bolstered Yank Lines Prepare For Red Thrust   Americans in 'Contact' With Communists Along Yongdong Road

First Cavalry Reinforces 24th Division   Formosa Chinese Report Red Attack  a V7; en Pe ee On

30,000 ‘Troops Attack Allies   South Korean Provincial Capital ‘To Stay; Civilians Ordered Out

Civilians Told To Evacuate Key U. S. Base   Reds Make Major Bid; Kumhwa Falls

Shells Fall In Provisional Capital As Communists BeginExpected Major Bid

Marines And 24th Division Halt Savage Red Counter Thrusts In Bloody Naktong River Bulge Near Changn VOoOnOo

Force of 30,000 Reds Moves — ln What May Be Long Fxpected Maijor-Push of Korean War

Americans Halt Savage Attacks  In River Bulge   Tank-Led Communist Force Seizes Kumhwa In Massive Offensive

This May Hurt A Little—  Psychiatrist Gets Shot Of Own Medicine at Hiss Trial

Character Of Chambers Under Fire At U.S. Trial   ‘Normal,’ Says U.S.; Not So  Asserts Defense

Vhittaker Chambers: Normal, Abnormal? overnment And Defanse Rattle Over Hiss'Witness ©

Big Guns of U. S. Blister North Koreans Enemy Cut Up, Say:   Enemy Cut Up, Says AP Correspondent

N. Koreans Pull Back Into Trap   However, East of Taegu 20,000 Reds Hit At S. Koreans In Furious Battle

Huge Army Now Sliced In Half And Taegu Safe   Communists And South Koreans Still Battling.

HEAVY LOSSE INFLICTED ON ENEMY   U. N. Infantrymen, Airpowel Score Telling Blow  FIELD OFFICERS      Claim Effectiveness Of < Communist Divisions “Cut In Half’’

Reds in Retreat ‘North of Taegu   Enemy Badly Punished by American Big Guns in Kumhwa "Death Trap" Corridor—South Koreans Attacked: 13 Miles to the Eastward.   IMMEDIATE THREAT AT. END

South Koreans Still Blocking  Taegu Invasion   Allies Gain North of  Pohang as Airmen Fh 600 Missions, Knock Out 15 Enemy Tanks

MANGLED RED FOE RETREATS   Pull Back from Blistering Fire  Of Big Guns of Americans; Erase One-Mile Gain  By Counterattack ; 10 Days Needed to  Remass for Drive

Ghastly Litter Of Dead Left By Beaten Foe   New Attack Launched To Eastward of “Death Trap”

Rout Foe In ‘Death Trap’ Corridor; Big Fight Rages In East   Retreating Reds Leave Litter Of Corpses, Wrecked Tanks And Weupons — Effectiveness Of 3 Divisions Said Cut In Half-—~South Koreans Hammered By Red Spearheads East Of City

Conqueror of Old Jerusalem Now Favors Internationalization of City

Arab Legion Officer Splits With Abdullah  Col. Tel Now Favors  Internationalizvation

Officer, Who Led Arabs; Splits With King Of Jordar   Tel, One-Time Commander “Of Legion Against  Jews, In Cairo

U.S. Must Be Set for World War: Vinson   Higher Taxes to Hit Wage Karner, Snyder Declares

Global War ls Called “Distinct Possibility”   Rep. Vinson, Chairman of Armed Services Committee, Says American “Forces Must be Built up to Meet Such an Emergency.   LACK NEEDED STRENGTH

Armed Services Committee Head Sounds Alarm In Support Of Bill To Extend Service Of Enlisted Men In Armed Forces

Vinson Says U. S. Must Build Forces For Global War   House Vote Is Expected On Extension of Enlistments for Qne Year

Says Global War Is Possibility, Asks Preparation   Vinson Supports Bill To Add To Service  Enlistment Period

Vinson Says Global War May Develop   Pleads for Funds To Expand U. S.  Armed Forres

Global War Is Possible, Vinson Says  House Studies Military Size, Service Freeze

GLOBAL WAR IS IMMINENT VINSON SAYS   Declares United States Should Build Up Forces Now.

PRESSURE FOR TAX INCREASE BUILDING UP   Spokesmen for President ush Ahead with First Task of Obtaining  Bread Controls   OTHER DEVELOPMENTS

Global War Threatens, Says Vinson   American Forces Must Be Built Up, Congressman Asserts; Vote on Freezing Enlistments Today.

Congressional Leader Says U. S. Forces Must Be Built Up To Meet Threat of Global War

Vinson Warns Global War's Real Threat   Housé Set Tao Lift itary Coiings, ‘EF pgearve"' Personnel

ACCUSE VETERAN OF BANK ROBBERY   CRASHES IN PLANE WHILE APPARENTLY MAKING A GETAWAY

Bank Robber's Plane Falls  Stolen Cash. Guns Found in Pilot’s Iacket

FLYING BANK — ROBBER NABBED AFTER CRASH   Stunting Accident Spoils Getaway From Daring Oklae .. «bere Holdup.

Suspension of Air Force General Warning fo Military Against Policy interference

Ruling on Rent Law   \Appeals Court Puts O.K. On Whole Statute With One Exception

Buying Power May Double in 30 Years   Continued Rise in Production Datn le Nacaccary

Tor nado Kills Three, Levels Tilinois‘Area’        Howlers: Along; Barns. Homes Razed In Blow

Three Killed  In Tornado   “Wlivois Area Hit By Storm: 22 Injured

“Religious Revival Sweeping U.S.Can Win W orld Over to Peace’—Sackman

Holiday Death Toll Hits 0) State Unmarred   Traffic Accidents Continue To Lead List OF Killers

TRAFFIC MISHAPS GOST 87 LIVES   SAFETY COUNCIL PREDICTS TOLI, WILL REACH 0 BY TUFSDAY MIUNIGHT.

Holiday Deaths Already At 90  Highway Toll Mounts At Steady Rate

Freedom Bell Arrives In West Germany; County Will Observe Occasion

Democrats Plan Powwow In May  _ Leaders To Gather In Chicago And Truman

Johnson Is Eased Out Of Picture   iruman s Appointment Of Famous General Is Seen As Urgent Bid For National Unit.

Resignation Of Johnson Accepted   Congress Seems Ready To Okay Major Shakeup

Solon Carries Fight For Immediate  All-Out Mobilization To President

Senate Republican: Seek Information On Mobilization   Want to Know if Country Aims at All-Out Drive

Republican Senators Meet To Find Agreement On Controls Action: Ask More Enlightenment

GOP ASKS FOR FULL REPORT ON CONTROLS   Senator Myers Urge President To Demand All-Out Mobilization

Yank To Head Atlantic Pact Forces Sought   Frenchman May Lead Land Forces, Briton Eyed For Navy Chief

2 DOGS GUARD CHILD LOST ALL: NIGHT IN WOODS   Call Out 500 Men in Search; Girl Found Sleeping in Grass.

After Bike Ride  70-Year-Old Man Climbs 898 Steps to Celebrate Birthday

PRESIDENT AGAIN WARNS CONGRESS OF TAX BILL VETL   Renews Stand Against Any Substantial Loss In  ne? em eR emre Te, Perec

HOUSE WARNED OF TAX CUT VETO   PRESIDENT AFFIRMS NEED TO DISCOVER NEW REVENUE SOURCI

EXCISE TAX CUTS ‘MAY BE VETOEL   Truman Said To Oppose Bills Unless Revenue Loss: 1s Made Up

Committee Planning Heavy Excise Tax Cuts In Spite Of Warning   Approved Reductions Far In Excess Of President's Proposals Signals Trouble Ahead.

TRUMAN GIVES VETO WARNING   President Will Kill Excessive Tax Cut Bill.

Truman Repeats Warning Against Loss of Revenue   But Committee Goes Ahead With Tax Cut Plans

Truman Agair Warns of Veto   Tax Writers Told New * Revenue Must be Found for Excise Levy Cuts.

Truman Again Warns Of Veto On Excise Bill  Insists New Taxes   Insists New Taxes Make Up Loss In  Federal Revenues

Truman Vows Veto For Big Excise Slash   Puts Tax Group In Dilemma On One Billion Cut

TRUMAN WARNS HE WILL VETO TAX REDUCTION   House Ways And Means Group Goes Ahead With Slash

Truman Says He Will Veto Fyeica Cuts   Indications Are That House Tax Writers Will ignore President’s Warning

New Threat Of Tax Veto   Truman Stands Pat On Refusal to Sign Bill As It Stands Now

Truman Issues Warning to Tax Framing Group   Any Toll Cut That Means Big Revenue Loss Will Be Vetoed

Excise Tox Cut May Run Into. Truman Veto  lawumckere Warned Not To Decrease U.S: Revenues ~

Any Revenue Cutting Tax Bill Certain To Be Vetoed   House Committee Whips Broad Tax Revision Bill Into Final Form

Cyclonic Storm Batters Nation   15 Deaths Counted; Dust Clouds Blot Sun in Wheatlands of Kansas

Mines Make Ravaged City ‘Powder Kee’   Army Demolition Experts Seek Unexploded Shells Spewed he Blact

Army Team Heads South Amboy Job   Inquiries Opened Include State Dept. Probe of Munitions License.

Americans Bitter and Glad At Leaving Frigid Hungnam; Grieve for Dead Comrades

Didn’t Want The Place, Anyway   That Is Sign Doughboy: Leave Behimd on Hungnam Beach.

‘Simple Services Mark Casualties      Quiet Words Spoken Over Graves Of Twe  Soldiers In Korea

Dozen Girls Move into "The Plains’  First Into Home for Homeless Girls; 5,000

"ROUND THE BUCKEYE STATE   Three Killed, 4 Hurt In Three Car Crash

GOP Governors Appear Divided ~” On McCarthy   ‘Dewey's Reaction ‘Mixed,  Warren, Duff Dislike Solon‘s ‘Blanket’ Blaste

Republican Governors Seem Split Over Effect Of McCarthy's Charges

Top Flight GOP Leaders Hit MeCarthy   Govs. Warren and Duff And Sen. Bridges Rap Badger Solon’s Probe

6. 0, P, LEADERS VIEW RED ISSUE   Governors Appear Divided On Effect Of McCarthy's Charges Of Communism.

Governors Of GOP Split On McCarthy   Warren, Duff Rap Red-Hunt Tactics Of Wis. Senator

Governors Split On'McCarthyism  Discuss Senator's Effect on G. ©. P.

Duff and Warren Score Senator’s Blanket Charges   Dewey Has Mixed Reaction to Accusations; Effect on Political Fortunes Is Weighed

Governors Condemn McCarthy   Warren and Duff Hit At “Random, Blanket Accusaitons;” Dewey’s Reactions ‘Mixed’

G. 0. P. Governors Voice ‘Differing Views of Sen. McCarthy’s Tactics

GOP Governors Appear Divided About McCarthy   Mixed Feelings Are Noted Toward Effect On Party’s Politics

Three Republican     Governors Express     Views on “McCarthyism

M‘Carthy Topic of Governors   Top GOP Executives Split Over Effect Of Broad Charges

GOP Leaders Take Stand On ‘McCarthyism’   Republican Governors Get Top Billing As Group  Gets Down To Business

Potato Supports Being Considered Under New Plan   Would Guarantee Potato Farmers Snecified Income

Another Plan For Potatoes Is Considered   Would Guarantee Specified Income For Fach Yaar

Price Support Plan Changes Now Proposed   Potato Dilemma Starts Hunt for Production Curbs

New Spud Price Plan Is Proposed   Specified Income in. _ Advance Fixes Crop

U. S. Troops Move To Ease Pusan Peril   Hit North Korean Fee In Surprise Move Along Coastal Area

Vinson Wants Marine Corps Strengthened   Says He'll Propose That Marines Boost Goal. Have 2 Full Divisions

MARINES TO CALL MORE RESERVES FOR AIR WING   13 SQUADRONS TO RECEIVE ORDERS BEFORE JANUARY

Vinson to Seek Bigger Build-up For U. S. Marines   Congress Will Be Asked for Force of Four Divisions and 9A Air Qnindeance

Rep. Vinson Says He Will Suggest Congress Permit Marines To Expand

Marines To Call 13 Squadrons Fighter Groups To Be In Service By 1957

Will Ask Marines Build-Up   Expansion to Four  Combat Divisions And 24 Air Groups Needed For Safety, Says Solon

Build Up to Fow Marine Combat Divisions, Plan   24 Air Squadrons for Corps Wili Be Asked by Rep. Vinson

Marines To" CallMore Squadrons   13 More To Be in Active Service by January 

Vinson Wants 326,000-Man Marine Force   Four Divisions, 24 Air Squadrons Would Be Gog! .

Expansion Of Marine Force Is Sought   More Divisions and Air Squadrons ‘Is Aim of  Rep. Vincent

Marines Planning to Call 13 Additional Reserve Fighter Squadrons to Duty Before January 1, Will Expand Total Corps Strength to 166,155

Stronger Marine Corps Proposed   326,000 Men, 24 Air Squads, Vinson’s Goa!

Marines Face Call fo Duty Of More Units   13 Additional Fighter Squadrons Will Be Activated by Corps Before lan 1

Marines To Call 13 More Reserve Fight Squadrons   Corps Does Not Expect To Resort to Draft In Expansion

ASK MARINE BUILDUP   Want Total of 326,000 Men: Call Up 13 Air Reserve Squadrons

Ask Marine Buildup to 326,000   ‘Seek 4 Combat Divisions and 24 Air Squadrons

Seeks to Buile Marine Corps  To 326,000   Thirteen Reserve Squadrons Will Be Called By January

Vinson Will Ask Congress To Expand Marine Corps Strensth To 326.000

MARINES OUTLINE EXPANSION PLANS      Corps Not Expecting to Resort to-the Draft

Call Is Ahead ‘Toa  Marines   Call Be Made on  13. Reserve Fightet Squadrons by Next January 

Vinson Urging Marine Buildug  He’ll Ask Congress  T. Bawnntt® Bermimmesem

Marines Reveal Expansion Plans   Vinson Will Back 4-Division Strength

326,000-MAN MARINE CORPS IS PROPOSED   Vinson Calls for Four Com. bat Divisions, 24 Air Squadrons.

wwWwK eX EIGHTY-LIBERATED:-U.-8--PRISONERS FLOWN TO TOKYO FROM KOREA

Republicans Capture Five Senate Seats  Democrats’ Edge Stands At 2 Seats; -Fop Leaders Beaten   Facts On Contress

RHE ASSOCIALCT FrCss  WASHINGTON — Agreement between the State and Defense departments on plans for a Japanese peace settlement is expected to result from a series of conferences in Tokyo.

Jap Peace Talks Planned in Tokyc   Agreement on Plans For Settlement Of Jap Peace Expected

Japanese Peace Treaty Planned  Confere: ence At Tokyo May Reach Agreament

Plan to Hold Tokyo Parley   High Defense Officials te Confer With Gen. Mac. Arthur This Week-End.

J ap Peace Issues May Be Resolved   State And Defense  Departments To Seek Agreement In Coming Conferences In Tokyo

SEE HOPE FOR JAPAN TREATY   State And Defense Depart: ments Agree On Peace — Plans .

SEE AGREEMENT ON JAP PEACE   State And Defense Departments Will Con' fer At Tokyo      EXPECT END OF FEUD

Japanese Peace Treaty Plans to Be Discussed   American Occupation Troops Will Remain For a Long Time

Dulles, Johnson To Study Treaty For Japan   Departmental Disput May End After Two Confer In Tokyo

Japanese Peace Agreement Plan  Expected Soon   State, Defense Officials To Attend Conferences In Tokyo.

) Departments Make Plans For Jap Peace Pact   State and Defense Agencies of U. S. Study Treaty

Peace Pact With Japan May Result From Talks   State, Defense Top Officials Leaving For Tokyo Parleys

¢ Japanese Peace Treaty May Result YF rom Tokyo Conferences Next Week

Top Level Talks Scheduled With Gen. MacArthur   Johnson And Bradley Plan Pacific Tour Enroute To Japan

Boarder Slays Family of Five In Rhode Island   Killings Follow. Affair Disclosure Involving Mother

Admits Killing Family of Five   Boarder Starts Fire To Erase Evidence

Life of Sin Climaxed by Murder of Five Persons   Four Innocent Victims, Including !hree Children. Slain at East Greenwich, R. I.

Boarder Admits Slaying Couple, Three Children  Tells Of Burning Home After Orgy  8... he _

CONFESSES TO MURDER OF FAMILY OF 5   Pet Deg Leads Polce to Hideout of Slayer — Family First Belteved to Have Died in’ Fire Which Destroyed Thelr Home.

Rep. Lemke Dies Of Heart Attack   North Dakota GOP Stricken At Hotel

-Discouraged, Debt-ridd en Insurance Clerk Sho! Down bv Covsi in’F risco’s Financial Section

india Hears Tibet Invasion Well Under-wa'  Calcutta Paper Learns Three Prongs Driving

French Abandon Border Fortress  Viet Minh Forces Push Farther South

Red Troops Force French to Give Up Important Fortress  Increased Communist Indo-China Strength Brings French Retreat

Climax or Gas Tax Tuesday    Both Sides Make Victory Claim in Bitter Fight as  To Tax Increase

BATTLE OVER GAD TAX HIKE TO END AT TUESDAY VOTE   Proponents in Final Statement Predict Victory by 75,000 for Bill Dou- — ' bling Tax.   PLAN NOT JUSTIFIED, SAYS OPPOSING GROUP   Forrest Smith's Two-Cent Increase Bill Is Only StateWide Measure Before Voters,

Fhe State Campaign — Governor Says Democrats ‘Do  Nothing’ Party

Guards Withdraw In Pittsburgh As  Snow Is Removed   Militia Placed On Alert In Case Of Emergency; Altoona Still Dark

Oklahoma Grid Games on Air By Democrats   Republicans in the State Protest, and University Hints at a Reversal

Arming Europe Only Road Open Toward Peace  Soviets Block All Other Avenues, Congress Told

Arming Europe Important To World Peace   Truman Leaders Say Atlantic Nations Must Get Weapons

Cabinet Officers Say Only Way Open For Peace   Johnson And Acheson Say Reds Have Blocked Every Other Avenue; Byrd Urges Strong Defense

New Weapons Can Only Back  Ground Force   Johnson Outlines Defense Against Reds: Byrd Opposed

Congress Told Arming Europe Only Road Open   Secretary Johnson Says Soviets Have Blocked Every Other Way

ARMING EUROPE IS ‘ONLY WAY’   Administration Tells Congress It’s Only Road To Security

“We Must Arm Europe” High U.S. Leaders Say   Defense Chief, State Dept. Head Testify Before Senate Group

Armed Europe Said Only Way For Security   Acheson, Johnson, Speak Up For Truman’s Arms Aid

Only Road To Security, Leaders Say  Truman Asks For Bill To Authorize

Congress Hears Arming Europe Is Way To Peace   Russians Roadblock Every Other Way, Johnson Testifies

Congress Is Told Arms © Only Answer   Johnson, Acheson In Simultaneous Appeal For Funds

British Voters Slash  Labor's Majority Churchill Conservatives Come Back Strona Ta Halt Gaciniem

UNAMERIGAN ACTIVITIES: sf rcnagt Sica Kee More Witnesses Face Contempt

Bid to Win Berlin Converts Seen In  Reds’ Slowdown   Officials Say Softening-Up Tactics May Bring UV. S.  Economic Reprisals

U.S. Considers Aid To Guerrillas on Ching’s Mainland   Nationalists Have Large Farce, Poorly Armed and Lead; Truman Reluctant

Chiang’s Forces May Render Aid With Guerrillas  Some Military Men   Some Military Men See Big Opportunity On the Mainland

Think Chiang’s Forces Could Ease Red Drive   Some Military Men See Guerrillas of Diversionary Value

 With U.S. Help ‘Guerrilla Warfare On Chinese Mainland Can Do Much Damage

U.S. Military Men Say Chiane Army Needed   Guerilla Forces Would Aid UN  Troops In Korea

Guerrilla War Could Cripple Reds * * * ‘ * * * * * * * * *. U.S. Military Experts Uree More Aid To Chiang In China

Guerrilla War Tn China Could Prove Damaging   Experts Believe Chiang’ Forces Would Be Eflactive.

To Help Curb Red Expansion In Indo-China Area   Acheson Makes Promise In Parie

Report Made’ After Talk Held In Paris   Meetings Aimed At Halting Surge of Reds Are Underway

U.S. Pledges Speedy Help [InIndo-China   Move Seen as Essential Bar To Red Growth

Crucial Stage In ‘Cold War’   U.S. To Carry On Till Russia Talks Business

Cold War Will Continue Until Russians Give Up   Control Of A-H-Bombs Vital Issue

US. Will Continue Cold War And Build Strength Until Reds Change Tune

Two GOP Rivals Clash   Arn Comes Out in Fay or of Conservation; Mayberry Calls Such Spendine Unnecessary

Triple-Threat Counterfeiting Gang Doomed   Phony Money, Stamps And Travelers Checks Linked to Suspects

Chase Through City’s Streets Ends When Bullet Strikes Right Rear Tire Of Car

Police Nab Three After Wild Chase   Green Bay Officers Wound Two in Car

Eagles to Ship Food to-Berlin   Ton Going From Here to Ameriean Area

Nationwide Tieup Set For Friday   Western Electric Rejects Proposal By Cyrus Ching

DEADLINE IS LESS THAN 48 HOURS AWAY   Western Electric Co. Refuses to -Bargala in Washington with Installation and Sales Divisloas of clo: Communications Workers Tinton.

Montana Highway Board's Secretary, Attorney Discharged by Examiners

No Immediate Threat of War’: Says Gen. Bradley  Europe Needs U. S. Arms To Discourage Agaressor

There's No Immediate Threat Of Conflict, However, He Declares   New Weapons Seen As Help For West   Given Time And Aid, Ew rope Can Withstand Russian Threat, He Says

Truman Asks Congress Use Brannan Plan   Appeals for General  Overhauling of Farm Aid, but Meets Quick Rebuf From House

Makes Third Appeal for a ‘Fundamental’ Overhaul of Farm Legislation; Be lieves the Brannan Plan Workable.

Truman Asks Congress  To Halt Farm Surpluses Appeals Again -_   Appeals Again For Fundamental Overhauling of  Farm Legislation

Brannan Plan Given Another Truman” Boos!   Congress Gets. Message To Overhaul: Farm’. Lesislation :

Truman Asks Congress To Halt Farm Surpluses And High Price Pegging   President Makes Third Appeal For Brannan Plan Which Congress Indicates Will Get No  Consideration This Session

Ready To Abandon One Fantastic Scheme For Making Farmer Happy To Try Brannan Plan

Farm Support Revamp Urged   iruman Presses for Use Of Rrannan Methads

Truman Calls For Farm Revamp Plan  Urges Congress Use Brannan Method

President Asks Use Of Brannan’s Plan,  End Of Surpluses   Need Seen For Legislation Tightening Curbs On Crops Produced in Excess and Allowing Use of Production Payment Program

Tanks And Planes Back Bloody Push Near Changnyong   Reds Hold Key Hill Position Near Waegwan, Gls Take City; New Threat Raised At Pohang

ANPA States Case In Suit   Lorain Trial Opens On Anti-Trust Charge

Pay Respects To Al Jolson   Thousands Of Fans File Past Bier At Hollywood Temple

U.S. SHIPPING SAFETY REINS ARE TIGHTENED   Coast Guard Sets Up Card System For Dock Workers

Maritime Workers Become Subject To Security System  Coast Guard Order Designed To Guard Ships, Harbors From Sabotage, Spies

Man Burns io Death in His Motor Car  Farm Worker Dies Ganth af Dakan

Borrowing  For Deficits Called Road To Disaster  Herbert Hoover Tells U. S. Jaycee Policy Can Lead  ee ) a 7

Atomic Scientist Urey Warns H-Bomb May Give Russ Easy World Conquest

SWEETHEART OF MIAMIAN SHOT   ‘Employer Also Wounded By Estranged Lover Who Surrenders

Probes Hint ‘New Invasior Next Move   Eighth Army Faces Crisis At Grave Moment of Its General’s Death: Signs  Fu dinnte Rmoeemw Bowser

Recommended for FBI Listing _ Lawyer's Guild Is Rated As ‘Pinkish’

Pawhuska Ex-Mayor Found Shot Dead   Charles S. Macdonald Ruled Killed Accidentally

Flames Menace Army Base, Zoo  Winds Whip Forest Fire Out of Control

Urge New Atom Talks   Would Hold Up on New Bomb Pending Last Ef. fort at Control Accord

Development Of Hydrogen Bomb Cited   Consequences Of New Weapon Are Weighed Carefully

New Effort On A-Bomb Pact Is Reported   Truman Urged To Mak Attempt Before Start Hydrogen Bomb

Truman Aids Spur Russ, US. A-Pact   New Approach  Urged Before Hydrogen Bomb Decision Made

FIND BODY OF SLAIN FARMER   INVESTIGATION OF ABANDONED AUTO REVEALS SLAYING

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Estimate Viking Rocket Achieves 3500 Miles an Hou

Nation's Toll of Violent Deaths Climbs to 400   Traffic Is Big Killer, But Holiday Total Is Far Below Estimate

Nation Makes Good Traffic Crash Record   Only 2693 Killed On Highways Ove: Holiday Weekend

Holiday Deaths Under Average  Total for New Year Week End Hits 424

Ard Ilhinois Lays Claim to 28 of Them   Number of Fatalities Much Lower Than Christmas Week-Iind

$1,209,600 Surplus on  $6.89 Bid   Military ‘Unloads’; Glad to Buy It Back for $63,000

Farmer Sells S6.89.Goods For $63,000   Buys Surplus Equipment Worth 31,209,600; Doesn't Want It

Senators Get Story of Texan Who Bought $1,209,600 Worth of Military Surplus for Only $6.89

War Surplus Deal Brings Huge Profit   Farmer Sells Goods Back to Government At $60,000 Gain

Sells It Back To Air Force For $63,000 Texan Purchases $1,209,600 In U.S. Equipment For $6.89

U.S. Bilked  In Resale Deal  Texan Nets $62,993 In $7 Surplus Buy

The Story Of A Texas Far ;  Surplus Bought For $6. 89 Sold To U.S. For $63.000

 BARGAIN IN SURPLUS—  [Farmer Makes $59,000 On Investment Of $6.89

$63,000 To Be Exact Pea AW To Be Eeect ‘Farmer Finds Bonanza When  He Buys Surplus Property

‘Surplus Military Equipment Bought For ‘$6.89 Sold To Government For $63,000

Story of a Revelation of Big Bargain   East Texas Farmer Revealed Buyer Of Surplus Goods

ACHESON APPEAL FAILS 10 ARQUSE HOPE FOR PEAGI   Survey Shows World Does Not Expect Russia to Accept Seven Points He  Laid Down,   DEEPENING OF COLD WAR STALEMATE SEEN   Proposals of Secretary o State Called for Major Retreat by Reds From  Their Position,

Invite Gambling Probers To Ohio   Lausche Contacts Senatorial Group

RACKETS PROBE GROUP ASKED TO Visit OHIO   lausche Issues {nyitation To Sen. Kafauver

WOMAN CALLED IN ARSON CASE   U-M Teaching Aide Is On Trial For Setting Haven Hall Fire

Haven Hall Fire Trial Started   Woman Who Gave Tip On Arson Testifies

Young ‘Hot Rod”’ Drivers Go too Far in Stripping Down Their Speedster

Salient Points in President Truman’s  Message to Convress on War Emergency

Families, Military, Business  What Truman Plan May Set in Motion

TRUMAN'S CALL EFFECTS GIVEN   Will Have Bearing On Families, Draft-Age Men, Business

Less fo Buy and Tighter Belts If Truman Plan Voled   Mobilization to Have Vital Effect on Lives at Bmerican Families.

To Affect Families, Young Men, Business  Wide Effect On National Life Seen If Solons Okay Program

Congress Gets Ready to Enact Truman Progran  Hearings Scheduled For Legislation AeLad hy Deracidant

Here's Outlook On Home Front  If Congress Approves President’s Requests

HOW KOREAN WAR HITS THE © HOME FRONT   Families, Business to Fee Pinch; Young Men Face Service Call.

What US. Faces If Truman Request Gets Congress OK   Families and Business Will Feel Controle Changing Aspecta of Living

J.-& L. To Boos! Output Capacity   $228 Million Expansion Program is Planned;  To Borrow $40 Million

J,-&-L. To Boos! Output Capacity  : $228 Million Expansion  Program is Planned:

Negotiations Avert Strike By Sailors   Bell System Spurns Union Endorsed Arbitration Award

‘Flying Saucer’ Turns Out To Be Venus  BAL Baale 'Laolich' Investicatina Strande Object

Here We Go Again! Dayton, Mexico See ‘Saucer’, But Probably Was Just Venus

Diplomats Come From 99 Nations For UN Meeting   Assembly Session Will Deal With Korea, Asian Problems

Diplomats From 59 Nation: Scheduled to Attend  U. N. Session   IRUSSIANS ARE COMINC

UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES SET FOR NEW FIGHT   Proposed Rearmament Of. Germany And Red China Issues Expected To Stir  _ Bitter Disputes.

Diplomats From 59 Nations Scheduled to Attend Tl No Seseian   RUSSIANS ARE COMING

Diplomats Ready For Opening of jth UN Assembly   Expect Russians to Cpen Tomorrow Wit! Red China Question -

59 Diplomats Set For Vital Session  Of United Nation:   Allantie Council Ministers May Reach Agreement Today on Foree to Defend Europe

UN Delegates Meet Tuesday   Converge on N., Y. For Crucial Meet; Headed By Big 3 Ministers

UN General Assembly Faces Debate On Commynist China Participation

U. N. Meeting May Find China Its Top Issue   Question Of Seating Chinese Delegate Likely Hot Potato Slated For Tuesday

DIPLOMATS ON WAY -UN Faced With Crucial  General Assembly Session

UN Assembly  Opens Tomorrow  Russian Demand for Ouctina Chinece First

UN Delegates Assemble In New York  Crucial Meeting Of Assembly To  nen Tunecdayv

U. N. GENERAL _ ASSEMBLY NEAR   Diplomats Of 59 Nations Converge On New York For Sessions   BIG THREE IN MEET

UN. ASSEMBLY MEETING SET   ‘Diplomats of 59 Nations To Attend Sessions Opening Tuesday

North Carolina Votes Saturday  ' In Bitter, Three-Way Democratic Primary

N. CAROLINA VOTE SATURDA\   State To Decide Whether To Send Graham Back To Senate

Bitter Campaign For Senatorial Nomination Ends  Th... ACL... T. Be      Other Offices To Be Decided; Run-Off May Be Set June 24

NORTH CAROLINA VOTES TOMORROW      Primary Has Produced Bitter 3-Way Contest

North Carolina Voting Tomorrow To Decide Bitter Three Cornered Fight

‘Graham, Smith, Reynolds In Race For Junior Senator’s Sixt: Bitter Row Ends

2-Day Antlerless Deer Season This Fall in Penna.   Will Be Legal Game November 28 and 29; Precedes Buck Season

Enemy Artillery Hits Capital City  South Korean. Defenders Pushed Back 2-3 Miles

Three Red Divisions  Hit On 15-Mile Front   South Koreans Drop B Back Three Miles:  Marines Launch Second Bie Push

Shell Outskirts Of South Korea Capital Today   Three North Korean Divisions Drive South Koreans Back On 15-Mile Front; Marines And Infantry Slash Into Red Bridgehead Southwest Of Taegru Today

Reds Rain Shells on City Outskirts; 30,000 Troops Push Through Mountains

Defenders To Reform Lines On Kum River   Report Yankees Forced To Leave Wounded On Battlefield; Earlier Thrusts Hurled Back; M’Arthur Lists 249 Casualties

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Red Forces Smash Through Defenses at Chonan

Debate Lively On Postal Bil   Decision Will Come Toda; On Service Restoration

aeves Tie      Congressman Late, But Not Too Late. to Save Postal Bill

Decision Delayed On Canceling Mail Cuts   Republicans and Democrats In Argument About Economy

Decision Today on Postal Bill   Democrats Jeer at Republicans’ Shift on Economy.

Vote On Restoring ‘Of Postal Service   Bill Entered In House   Decision Due Taday

Bevin Is Expected To Give Up His Post   British Official Ill, May Quit Regardless Of Election Results

Ailing Britisher May Resien Post   Bevin Is Suffering From Heart Trouble

Representative Of Mine Owners Leaves Session   “Talks Terminated,’ He Says; T-H Law May Be Invoked

Owners Accept, Lewis to Reply By Saturday   President May Still Use T-H Action Later

Union, Coal Operator Talk Ends Quickly  et Pe: Bi   Coal Operators Accept Tramen Preporal for 70-Dey Fect-Finding Truce

Lewis Promises Reply fo Truman Plea Saturday   President Does Not: Rule Out Possibility Of Invoking T-H Law

Mine Operators Okay  Truce Proposal As Coal Peace Talks Break Down

Negotiations . End After One Hour Session ,  Mine Boss Sees His Miners as ‘Slaves’

Parley fo End Labor Dispute Fails After Day   Owners Promise to Cooperate with U.S. Fact Finding Group

President May Invoke Labor Law   Says Truce Request Doesn’t Rule Out Taft-Hartley Action

Lewis Charges Others Want Intervention   Operators Plan Statements Soon; Truman May Act

Northern Owner Ends Conference  Lewis Says Owners Want Intervention

Lewis Claims Coal Leaders Are Inviting.Federal Help; ‘Keeps Own Reply Secret

Coal Contract. Negotiations Are Broken Off  Talks Callapse Soon Affer Beginning Of. Second Day's Sessions

Lewis Declares Operators Want Federal Action      Possfble Should Layoff  Trum Igplies T-H Step Creafe An Emergency

Coal Talks Collapse In Washington   Pit Negotiator Walks Out From Conference Room

Question Marks Over Coal Mines   Pressure on Lewis From All Sides

Owners Take  70-Day Truce   Lewis Blames Operators for Failure of Parley: Says Intervention Aim

Mine Owners Negotiator Leaves Meet   George Love Says ‘Negotiations With Miners Have Been  Terminated’

NORTH OWNERS ACCEPT TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR TRUCE   NEGOTIATIONS FOR COAL FIELD PEACE END EARLY TODAY

70-Day Coal Truce Agreed To By Owners   Contract Talks With Lewi: In Washington Collapse Again

Truman Advised After Collapse Of Negotiations   President Wants 70-Day Strike Truce While Dispute Is Probed

Operators Accept President's Plan   For 70-Day Truce in Coal Strike While Investigation Is Made   BACK TO PITS MONDAY   Announcement Comes After Negotiations With John L. Lewis Fail _

John L. Lewis And Operators Give Up Talks   Answer To Truman's Plan Promised

Washington Conference Breaks Up   President Says He Will lavoke T-H Law if Necessary

Coal Strike Talks Break Off Abruptly   Hope at Settlement of Strike Fails; Crackup Of Negotiations Leaves Situation Unchanged

Their Talks With Lewis  In Collapse   Previously, Truman Said Action Under T-H Not Ruled Out.

Direct Talks With Lewis Terminated   Mine Chief Will Remain Silent Until Next Saturday

North and Wes! Coal Operators Approve Truce  Fact-Finders Would Investigate Dispute

Parley In Coal Strike Collapses   Operators Walk Out. Oi Talks With Lewis; Statement Promised

Union-Mine Strike Peace Talks Collapse   Truman Indicates He May Use T-H Labor Law If Necessary

Negotiations With Lewis in Collapse   Union Leader Says He Will Reply to Truman by Saturday

TRUMAN TRUCE PLAN ACCEPTED BY OPERATORS   Lewis Says He'll Get His Answer in By Deadline Hour

—PRODDED— ~ Union Will Reply by Saturday   ‘CAN STILL USE T-H’—TRUMAN

Union, Coal Operafor lalk Ends Quickly  Cool Operators Ac id Trumen Propose

Industry Wants Intervention, Halted Parley, Lewis Explains   Truman Prods Both Sides, Hints at T-H  Action

Contract Talks, Begun Yesterday, Collapse; Northern and Western Operators Okay Truce Proposal. LEWIS SAYS HE’LL   LEWIS SAYS HE’LL REPLY SATURDAY

Lewis Will Make Reply Later, Hits Industry s Action  Changes in Picture Occur as President Warns Both Sides

TALKS WITH ‘UNION CHIEF BREAK DOWN   Negotiations Begun. Only Yesterday Broken Off Today; Operators Aresat Fault Says Lewis.   LEWIS REPLY TO. TRUMAN AWAITED   He Will Answer President's Request for 70Day Truce and Full Piotection by Saturday.

Coal Parley Collapses; Truman To Use T-H Act   Operators’ Chief Negotiator Walks From Conference; President Tells Press He’ll Use Law If Emergency Develops.

Operators : Conference:  IssueStatemer i              Both Sides Tol Settle Dispute or man Will Act

Operators Agree to Accept Truman Coal Truce Proposal   Notice Comes After Parleys with Lewis ‘Break Off; Union Boss to Reply by Saturday To Plan Asking Production Start Monday

Lewis To Reply To Truman’s Plan  By End Of Week   Northern And Western Coal Operators Accept Truce Proposal Shortly After Collapse Of Negotiations Which They Renewed With Lewis Wednesday

Operators Accept 70-Day Truce Plan   Owners Agree to Truman Plan As Labor-Industry Talks Stall

Coal Talks Break Off In Capital   Operators Announce End Of Negotiations With Lewis; Will  Tecsue Statamant

New Parley With Lewis Collapses   Truman Says He'll Use T.-H. Law If  Emergency Arises

COAL STRIKE PEACE TALKS PROVE FUTILE   Lewis Says Operators Are Balking’ To Force  U. S. Intervention

Operators Break Off Negotiations With Lewis’ Union   Truman Hints At Possible T-H Law Action

Both Sides Are Nudged By Truman   Request For Truce Does Not Rule Out Action Under Law

Negotiations In Washington Are Failure   Lewis Says Collapse  Of Peace Parley Due To Producers’ Desire For UU. S. Intervention

Onerators and Union Fail to Reach Accord   Truman Says He May Invoke T-H Act in “an Emergency”

Washington Conference Terminated  Truman May Use Pe rr. TT = F re _  1 ,

NEGOTIATIONS TERMINATE ABRUPTLY   Second Session Lasis Less Than One Hour  Owe   Plans To Answer Truman's Peace Proposai Before Saturday Deadline

Operators, Lewis End Parley On Second Day Without Agreement   Mine Chief Hits  Selfish’ Owners   Truman Hints He Will Invoke T-H Law lf Truce Proposal Fails

Possible T-H Action Not Ruled Out by White House  COAL PARLEY TERMINATED: OPERATORS STAGE WALKOUT

Plan Approved After Collapse Of Negotiations   Lewis to Give His Answer by Saturday; T-H Law Still Threat

Operators Want Intervention, Is Charge of Lewis   Truman Says Action Under T-H Law Is Not Ruled Out

10-Day Truce Is Approved By Mine Owners   Direct Negotiations Between Operators, Union Collapse; Rlame Each Other

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Says Bomb Casualties Could Not Re Cared For

Shiocton School Fight to Court   Principal's Be s Backers Challenge Validity of 5-Man Board

Action Expected in School Spat   Fight Over Shiocton School Principal Job

mm a a ecetiintnenemeianes sealed  Lightning Kills Hockley Farmer

MERCURY DIPS 20-40 DEGREES IN 24 HOURS     Coldest Weather of Seasor Hits Eastern Half of WNiation.

Temperatures Fall 20-40 Degrees In 24 Hours; It's 16 Below In Chadron, HL, Minus 2 In Chicago

Also Favors New Probe of Reds in U.S.   Marshall Plan Costs Would Be Scanned

Illinois Senator Calls for Review of Marshall Plan Spending, Far East Situation.   DESCRIBES SELF AS MODERATIONIST   Says Acheson Has Outlived Usefulness and Proposes New Probe of Reds in Government.

DIRKSEN FOR NEW LOOK AT U. §. POLICY   Ilinois Senator Calls for Review of Marshall Plan Spending, Far East Situation.   DESCRIBES SELF AS MODERATIONIST   Says Acheson Has Outlived Usefulness and Proposes New Probe of Reds in Government.

Yanks Drive Within Sight Of Manchuria   General Advance Of Up to 10 Miles Made on Long Line

Before Packed Auditorium — Alex Drier Decries Folly of Government Spending, Excoriates Nation's Politicians

Admits Killing  Family of Five  Rhode Island Boarder Confesses to Officers

lrish Feud Moves to U.S.   Northern Premier, Southern Ambassador Swap Glares

Sought in Shooting Takes His Own Life  Richmond Students Mourn Classmate

Republican Excise Tax Cut Action Is Balked  But Democrats Ignore Truman’ Limitations

Democrats Seek Other Means to Obtain Revenue  Committee's Vote Defeats GOP Bill For Billion Slash

EMS REJECT LIMITATION ON ~— EXCISE CUTS   Effort to Offset Loss Pledged; Bid for Tax Increase Ignored

COMMITTEE VOTE BEATS MEASURE   Limitations Clause On Excise Tax  Slashes Defeated

Demos Reject HST’s Limits On Excise Cuts   GOP Effort For ‘Quickie’ Slash Is Defeated

Exeise Tax Limitations  Thrown Out   Truman’s Plan Ignored: Democrats Promise Oithaee Rava awas

15 Democrats. Own Measure   Truman’s Limit. On. Ex cise Tax Slash Thrown Out

Limitations on Excise Tax  Reductions Are Tossed Out   Vemocrats on House Ways Committee Open Way for Slashes in Excess of $655,000,000 Bounds Suggested by Truman —Action Follows Defeat of Republican Effort to Ram Through “Quickie” Measure for Cuts.

House Demos Map Study Of Excise Cut   Ways, Means Shuns Truman’s Liniit,  Whips GOP Effort

House Democrats Toss Out Truman Tax Cutting Limit   Tax-Writing Committee Rejects GOP Quickie Excise Cut, But Votes To Make Reductions And Add  Balancing Revenue: No Extras

GOP Quickie Excise Tax Cut  Plan Rejected   Democrats on House Committee Toss Out President's Proposals

US., France Deadlock Over Ruhr’s Steel  Fail To Agree After  Six Weeks On Plans  Whee: Bisco ged ah ees T_

More Rain Increases Danger of Breaks In Dikes in Flooded Indiana, Illinois

More Rain In Flood-Stricken Areas Increases  Danger Of Fresh Breaks In Weakened Dikes

Rain Adding To Dangers In Flood-Stricken Areas   Mild Weather Spreading And Forecast Is For Rain Most Of Day; Central Arizona Reports $5,000,000 Fruit Loss.

RAIN, RISING TEMPERATURES ARE PREDICTEL   Cold Air Reported On Way To Midwest, Flood Dangers Increase

Cold Blast — Moves South -FromCanada   Earthquake Rocks Part of California; Much Fruit Ruined

Fresh Rains Add Dangers   Flood-Stricken Area Fears Dike Breaking

THE NATION: ‘TODAY  Census Bureau Discovers Romance Gains Popularity

WHERE IT RAINED   NEW STORM WATCHED ‘Baby’ Hurricane Hits Florida Coast

ORLEANS AGENTS BREAK UP RING      Called One Of Biggest Counterfeiting Operations In Decade

Revenue Bond Plans Under Consideration  Agreement Depend: Upon Action By

Revenue Bond Plans Under Consideration   Agreement Depends Upon Action By  Big Spring, Odessa

RIVERS SURGE THROUGH BANKS IN TWO STATES   Wintry Storm Abates In West Section Of Nation

28th Soldiers Begin Training   Gen, Strickler Has Praise for State's Guardsmen at Camp

Soldiers at Camp Atterbury Toss Aside Scrub Brushes to Start Hard Training

Snake Pays-Til Truth Wrigeles Out   Monster Reptile Bought, Not Caught, Zoo Keeper Admits After Taking Cash From Spectators

Okie Zoo Keeper Creates Big Stir With Tale Of 26 Foot Long Snake

Two Given Top Sentences In Gold Spy Case   Both Aided Man Who Confessed

Guards Detouring  Pittsburgh Traffic   Steel City Is Recovering From Heavy Storm

Balmy Vacation From Cold Is  Seen for Helena   Montana, National Weathe

ON NUMBER OF ITEMS POSTED   Cigarettes, Fuel Oils. Yarns, Milk Among  Items Increased

HIGHER PRICES QN NUMBER OF ITEMS POSTED   Cigarettes, Fuel Oils Yarns, Milk Among  Items Increased

Prices Go Up on Milk, Smokes,  ’ . iRavon Yarn and Heavy Fuel Oil

Chinese Troops In Korea Now   Total 500,000      Peaceful Settlement . Of Issues Always Desired, Says Genera’

Hopes For Peaceful Settlement Retained By Allied General   Commander Says He Never Asked For Authority To Bomb Manchuria Nor Soueht Use OF Atomic Bomb

Still Hopes For Peace In Korea   Red Armies 600,000; Denies Asking Authority To Bomb China

Terrific, Round-the-Clock U. 8. Aerial Assault Finally Beginning To Tell

ORLEANS BLAZE DESTROYS BLDG.   $100,000 Damage Esti. mated In 4-Hour Fire In French Quarter

Tie-Ups Loom In Telephone,  Rail Service  Chrysler Dispute Still Deadlocked

Picture Of Labor Grows Much Darker   Telephone, Railroad Service Threatened;  Deadlock At Chrysler

LABOR PICTURE GROWS DARK   Phone Strike Due Monday; Chrysler Auto In Deadlock.

Telephone, Rail Disputes May Cause Strikes   Big Southern Railway Network Facing Tieup on Wednesday

Phone Workers’ Stoppage Is Set for Monday   Locomotive Firemen Continue Their Plans  To Strike Wednesday

il-DAY TRUCE ENDS TUESDAY AT MIDNIGHT   Installers Threaten To Start Walkout On Monday

Phone Dispute Session Fails   Installers Threaten Walkeut on Monday

Key CWA Unit Ready to Start Strike Monday   Effort to Settle Grievance Dispute of Installers Fails

Grass Fires Threaten Two State Parks   Lake Murray Grass Fire Brought Under Control In Short Order; Robber’s Cave Playground Afire

Secret Report Is Given By Acheson; President Will Confer With Lie

Two-Day Camporee for Boy Scouts to Begin. at Reunion Grounds Friday

Suspect Says He Was At Ball Games Police Quiz Friend Ot Slain Medina Man

540,000 Strong, He Warns Solons   More Active After U. S. Secret: Than Nazis, Fascists During War: Asks More FBI Men

CHARGE UE HEADS ARE RULED BY REDS   Impasse Between Company And UE Union Still Stands

Reds Run UE Here, Charge   Rival Union Calls Gojack  A Communist

UNIFIED PACT COMMAND 10. BE RECOGNIZED   Final Details for Command Under Leadership of © Eisenhower  ', Being’ Worked Out — Sceretary of State Acheson to Fly to Meeting Later This Week.

GAINS WITH DEMOCRATS   Ewing Is Reported As Fading In Choice  For Governor’s Race

Aircraft Hit At Big North  Korean Tanks Allies Holding Firm On All Fronts, MacArthur Says

Attacks On Sea And Rail Cities Balked   North Koreans Lose 20.000 Men

Allies Repel Two New Red Attacks Against Taegu   Airmen Destroy Or Damage Majority of 84 Soviet-Made Tanks On North Battlefront

Kkwewkr SOVIET-SPONSORED--RADIO. COMMENTATOR. ATTACKS: ACHESON’S DIPLOMACY .

ASKS CONGRESS TO GIVE AID TO MACARTHUR   Sec. Johnson Backs Truman's Request for 10 and  One-Half Billion Dollars and.600,000 More _Meén for Milltary Establishment.

Johnson Asks Congress For Needed Forces   Secretary Expects Slow Progress in War With Korean Red:

Johnson Asks For Support Of Truman's Plan  Defense Secretary Asks Permanent Military Increase

MILITARY TOTAL IS. EYED  GOP Economy Bloe Raps Gen. Ike’s Plea For Fund

\One-Ti ime Acheson Foe \Backs His Retention As Secretary Of State

REDS PREPARE HAINAN ISLAND ATTACK, WORD   Nationalists Claim Sink. ing Of 50 Junks, Razing Gun Sites

Invasion Junks Sunk Off China  Heavy Bombers Blast Reds From Formosa

Sino Planes Sink Junks, Blast Guns   More Than 50 Invasion Craft Are Lost to  Reda; Emplacements Are Bombed   Defense Hope Seen   General Says Chinese Can Held Formosa if Reds Stalled to April

50 Red Junks Set for Hainan Invasion Sunk   China Nationalist Planes Demolish Gun Emplacement:

“Break” Seen In Shootings Of Reuthers   Detroit Police And FBI Question Janitor Who Falsely Reported That He Was Kidnapped

Detroit Dynamite Figure Admits Hoax Tottmn Cave Ha Tetad Ta Kill Self: Was Not Kidnapped

Janitor To Be Quizzed In Detroit   Authorities Seek To Solve Reuther Brother Shootings

Police Question Janitor Who Attempted Suicide   Kidnap Story Confessed Fraud

Janitor Admits Kidnaping Story False; Suspected in Reuther Brothers Shooting

AFL Issues Action Call To Decrease  Unemployed   Steady Rise Noted In Jobless Number  By Economie Survey

JOBS SCARCE: AFL ASKS FOR EARLY ACTION   Labor Group Seeking Plan to Halt Tide Of Unemployment

IMPERATIVE’ PLEA  AFL Calls for Action to Stem Rising Unemplovment

AFL Requests Jobless Action   Labor Union Say: Unemployment Get ting Too High

‘Urgent Need’  For  Autinn on Unemployment   AFL Expresses Alarm, Issues an ‘Imperative’  _ Call for Relief Measure:

AFL Alarmed At Fast Rising Jobless Roll:   Labor Group Asks Action To Stem Unemployment Before ‘Too Late’

AFL Asks Move To Stem Rising Unemployment   School Graduates Face Tough Competition, U. S. Warns

JOBLESS RANKS SPREADING OUT   AFL Calls for Action To Nip Rising Unemployment Situation in Nation

Survey Cites Idle Millions   Responsible Groups Urered ta Take Hand

Labor Chiefs Alarmed by Lack of Jobs.   Upwards of 5,000,000 Unemployed Shown In Repert to AFL

U. N. Debate on Pressing Korean Question Starts   Committee Adjourn: To Break Filibuster By Russian Bloc

UN. Takes Up Korea Question; Halts Filibuster  P.0...0..93 .,.3 nig   Unprecedented Brief Recess Is Ordered to Shut Up the Soviets

UNITED NATIONS GROUP BITTERLY DEBATES ISSUES   Soviet Bloc Filibuster Against Resolution ‘To Oversee Unification Of Country Beaten.

Shuts Off Russian Filibuster   Estimated 100.000 Poorly Armed Troops Gathering North of Parallel 38

Session ‘Highlighted by Clamp on Red Filibuster  Resolution Contains Authorization To Allies to Cross 38th Parallel

Heated UN Session  ee OR rece  Block Soviet Filibuster on Korean Case

U.N. Takes Up Korea Issue in Angry Session   Table-pounding Augurs Long Debate; Red Kiibustsr Nipped

U.N. Plunges Into Korean  War Debate   Soviet Tries To Stall Action By Keeping Filibuster Going

BLOW TO HARVEST   Some Fields of Wheat Will Be Total Loss; Kaw Riv-’  er Rising fas   HIGHWAY 24 CLOSED

1.22 INCH RAIN A BLOW TO HARVEST   Some Fields of Wheat Will Be Total Loss; Kaw Riv-” er Rising Again !   HIGHWAY 24 CLOSED

Flood Threat !n State Eased  White Nearing   White Nearing Its Crest

Decision OF Jud ge KeechIn Soft Coal Strike Case Surprise (Union’s Claim Seems Upheld

India Scores Chinese for Tibet Attack   Sharply Worded Note Calls the Invasion “Un. justified”’,

India Shows Its Coneern  Over Tibet   Red Invasion Unjustified, China Is Told

Chinese Reported Moving Toward “Monroe Doctrine’ in Fast   PLANNERS AGREED ON “PACT” MOVES

Communist Radios Claim ‘Liberation’ Move Has Started   Isolated Mountain Area Has Figured In Red Plans Refore

Reports Hint Invasion Has  Already Begun   Small Nation Virtually Undefended Except for High Mountain Peaks

Army Strikes To ‘Liberate’ Rugeed Land   Three Million Inhabitants  Behind ‘Lost Horizon’ Are THheDeflended

Exceedingly Primitive Nation Has Only About 10,000 Men With Outmoded Rifles for Its Defense.

Communist Agencies Indicate  Invasion On  Tibetan Gr oup Has Been Holdin,   Tibetan Gr oup Has Been Holding Talks for Month With Red China

MountainNation Next on List for Commie Armies  Troops Moving To ‘Free’ Areq Of 3,000,000

Red China Orders March Into Tibet  Announced as Move To ‘Liberate’ Nation

First H-Bomb May Be Ready In Year's Time   Scientists Believe Production Cost Will Not Be High

Farouk Declares Sister's Marriage To Commoner Void, Cancels Title

PRESIDENT INVOKES DRAFT LAW   Expansion of U. S. Fighting Forces Is Ordered by Truman

Congress Appears Willing to Provide Men and Materials for Korean: Fight

Congress Will Provide Means  To Crush Reds   In Korea or Elsewhere; Pledge Manpower and War Materiel

Solons VoiceReadiness. For All-Out War   - Willing To Give Men, Materials To Whip Commies

Congress Jolted By Draft Order  But Is Willing to Provide Aid Needed

Continued Gains Reported By UN In North Korea   Reds Stage Furious Attack Jn Southern Sectors; Guerrillas Said Active

Reds Prepare For Defense Of Kapsan  Sherman Tanks   Sherman Tanks Climb Mountains

Allied Columns Move Forward   Move Ahead Cautiously on Long Battle Line. in. North Korea With Strong Opposition Encountered in: Two. Sectors — Guerrilla Fighting sept  ‘oe aes   TRUMAN ASSURES RED CHINA

Red Guerrillas Activ 3,500 F uals Troops ayer n Indo-China Fight

Indo-China Reds Circle French Units  Some Fighting Way Out of Trap  Ril eaw BPeanter

3.500 TROOPS LOST   French Soldiers Were Trapped Northwest of Thatkhe

Most of 3,500 French Troops Trapped in Indo-China Are Lost  Several Hundred Escaped, Others Inflicted  Heavy Loscec an Rede Cammiuniaque Accerte

FRENCH LOSE ALMOST 3,500 IN INDOCHINA   Foreign Legion Units Trapped, Wiped Out by Reds in Bloody Five-Day Battle.

Trapped French Lost in Indochina  Reds Annihilated Forces in Battle

French Unit Is Encircled   Seeks to Cut Way Throug! Communist-Led- Guerril - fas in: Indochina:   LATE. BULLETIN

French Troops Die in Red Trap   Most of 3.500 Perish in Indo-Chinese  Prcivclament

Irapped French Division Lost  Communists Take Bic Toll In Indochina

Frapped French Lose Heavily In Indo-China War  Bloody Battle Fought  With Commies; Most Of 2,500 Treaps Lost -

3,500 French Troops Lost   Biggest Loss In Four Year War In Indochina Announced

Mustangs Sent As Evacuation Guard Attacked  Southern Forces Drive Into North as They Cauntarntine Dare

Planes Blast Reds 5th Day   Favorable Weather Allows Big Turnout

Allied Airmen In Heavy Attack On Red Forces   Huge Turnout Of Planes Permitted By Good Weather

Storm Creeps Northwestward  No Immediate Threat To U.S. Mainland

Ventilator Traps Escapee 12 Hours  Two Women Charged VAlial Laleinn 17 Elae

Senators Charge Sale of Usable AF Equipment   Say ‘Surplus’ Sales Continued Month After Start of Korean War

Momentous UN Debate to Open  World Group Troop Units Is New Plan

Truman Sees No Prospect of Food Rationing  President Blames Denfitearina base

Truman Assures Nation Hoarding Unnecessary: Plenty for All fo Eat

—_— ee le  War Or No War, U.S. To Get Plenty To Eat Without -Rationing

U. S. Will Eat, WarOrNoW ar,  Truman Claims   There’s No Shortage, No Prospects For Rationing, He Declares

iF oodin U.S. Plentiful for Long  Time To Come, War or No War;  AmericansW on’ tSeeRationing

U.S. Food Supply Is Abundant   Truman Terms Hoarding Very Foolish; Assails Profiteering Tactics.”

 TAMERS Sen Se Fe eee  Truman Says U.S. Will Have Plenty (Of Food, Fabries--War or No War

(.F. Chapmanis Fatally Shot In BattleOnRoad  Deadly Fight With Garza Men Rages For 15 Minutes

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'S SPENDING HIT   House Appropriations Committee Criticizes Overlapping Plans

Committee Raps Agriculture Dept. For ‘Overlapping and Duplication’

Asks Brannan to End ‘Overlapping   House Committee Criticizes His Department

Overlaps Laid To Agriculture   House Committee Critical Of Devartment’s Work

BRANNAN TOLD TO MAKE STUDY OF DEPARTMENT   Overlapping And Duplication Of Activities Hit By Committee   RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORTED LAGGING

Pittsburgh Fire Dept. Battles Costly Blaze  Huge Building Razed As Broken Water Main Hinders Firefighters

Republicans See Ratification of New Arms Plan   Acheson to Fill in the Outline of Foreign Aid Program

Arms Aid Bill Opposed By Republicans  Truman Program Gets Opposition From GOPs -

Adion Claimed To Be First In Enfire Nation  List Of Single Men Is Declared To Be Neor Exhaustion —

Adion Claimed To Be First in Entire Nation  List Of Single Men is Declared To Be ‘

Challenge Legality Of Super Co-ops’ Deals With SPA.  Private Power Firm  _ Executives From mobkinnee Tekh 

Water Projects Funds Approved  Senate Group Reported To Have Okayed Cash

Fuchs Had Data on Hell-Bomb, Groves Testifies   Could Have Given Russia Year's Gain on It’s Development

GROVES TELLa CONGRESS Ut LOST SECRETS   Reveals Fuchs May Have Given Reds Time Advantana an A-Romb.

Congress Told Fuchs Got H-Bomh Data  Could Have Placed   Could Have Placed Russia in Race With United States

Congress Told Scientist Had H-Bomb Information   , Gen. Groves Says Date Sufficient to Start "Beds in Race With U.S. for Sumner Killer

British Scientist Now Under Arrest I London Had Access to U. S. Secrets On Making of Super-Weapon

Gen. Groves Says Fuchs  Had Access   Shocked Congress Hears Testimony On British Case

Russia Jump On H-Bomb Seen by Leak   Fuchs Possibly Gave Reds Year Gain On U. S., Groves Says

Congress Told Fuchs Got H-Bomb Daia   Could Have Placed Russia in Race With United States

FUCHS NOT INVESTIGATED EE  Arrested Spy Could - Give H-Bomb Data

Had Information to Launch Russians On  Race For Sunerbomb  Congress Told Fuchs May Have Put Reds Year Ahead Atomically

Russian Race For H-Bomb Laid To Fuchs   Groves Says British Tipster May Have Given Reds Year's Advantage

STALIN GIVEN “HEAD START, ~— CROVES SAYS   Congress Summons J. Edgar Hoover To Testify

Hydrogen Bomb Data May Be In Soviet Hands   Groves, McMahon Say Scientist Had Information Access

Yank MPs Held 13 Hours by Russians  Indiana Soldier and Two Others Forced to Enter Soviet Berlin

‘Dark Year’ Of1950 Will  Leave Tonite   But Usual Cheery Ring To Greetings Will Be Lacking

‘Happy New Year’ Greeting to Lack Usual Gay Ring   Somber Thought of War and Prayers for Soldiers in Korea Will Offset Revelry

 Americans Say Farewell Today to Strife-Ridden 1950; Prayer to Temper Traditional Revelry

FARM PRODUCTION IN 1951 MAY SET RECORD   Normal Weather Needed Te Achieve Mark, Agricultural ] FEronomisis say

Senate Probe. In ‘Big ‘Time’ Gamblins Set   . Two Committees To Investigate Racing; “Qne-Armed Bandita”

Jubilant Miners Crowd Taverns, Clubs To Celebrate Success   Standing Room At Premium As Toasts Made

‘We'll Dig Coal, Drunk or Sober’   Happy Miners Dance Polka in Wild Celebration

Says Soviet Explode New A-Bomb   British Editor Says Blast Took Place at Midnicht

New Russian A-Bomb Blast Is Reported  De Courcy Claims   De Courcy Claims Prediction Proven

Expert Reports 2nd Red A-Blast  _ Says Atomic Explosio: . , (eae gees +.   Says Atomic Explosion Occurred In Siberia

Second Atom Blast In Russia Claimed   British Editor Says Explosion Occurred At Midnight Thursday Just As He Had Predicted; Verified By ‘Advance Detection Method’

Roads Glazed by Freezing Rain as Mercury Plunges   Highways’ Slippery in . Many Areas; No Relief From. Cold-is {n Sight

Mercury on Way Toward Zero   Reading Was 12 Above at 2:30: Coldest to Be Thursday Morninc.

C. &P. Angry At New Raise  $350,000 PSC Grant ‘Banwisansa Caner Pisa

INime in V¥ Pecks  Thirteen Violent Deaths In North Carolina Over Weekend

SUDDEN DEAT TOTAL CLIMBS   Automobile Accidents Lead List During Weekend In North Carolina.

Violent Deaths Claim 13 Persons   Auto Accidents Top List Accounting For Nine Fatalities

Kurfees To Enter Race For Senate   Mayor Of W-Salem Announces Plans; To Oppose Hoey

Minister Raps Demo Shindig, ‘State Idolatry’   Chicagoan Asks Truman ‘To Quit Playing With the Truth’

‘Truman Should Quit Playing With Truth Minister, 1944 Demo Chaplin, Declares

Minister Declares Truman Should Qui Playing With Truth  ‘Calls on People for End to Practice of

Malik Blasts U. S. Again   Repeats Charges That U.S. Does Not Want Peace

Americans Slam North Koreans Back Nearly Mile   Gen. Walker Says ‘Worst Is Over’

‘The Worst is Over,’ General Walker Reports   New American Blow Building Up Along Naktong River

Force Reds Mile Back In Taegu Sector   Another Blow At Foe Expected In Naktong Region

Enemy Troops Lose Ground In Taegu Sector  Walker Asserts Reds Still Have Initiative But 'Worst Is Over'

Sharp Criticism Is Leveled at Proposals To Force Relief Funds in Form of Vouchers

Ostertag Raps Bill to Require Relief Vouchers   Solon Says Step To Cut Down Fraud ‘In Wrong Direction’

"REPORTING FOR DUTY, SIR!’  Gl Escapes as Commie Executioner Fires Rifle

Gl Tells of Escape Just As Korean Executioner Pulled Trigger, Missed

 * Gl Ducks Executioner's Bullet   Overpowers Captor, Wangles Disguise and Escapes

Jump Saves Yank’s Life   Escapes North Korean Captor At Moment He Pulls Trigger

Yank Escapes North Korean Captors Just as His Executioner Pulls Trigger

American Soldier Escapes Just As North Korean Executioner Pulls the Triaaer

Marshall Warns U.S. Must Remain ‘Alert to Dangers   Seés Folly In Discounting Possibility of Atomic Altack Upon Nation

DANGER OF ATOMIC ATTACK IN U. 8. HOLDS MANY PERILS SAYS MARSHALL

Einstein Suggests Placing Atomic Bombs Under Control Of International Office,  Advocates World Disarmament For Peace

Einstein Suggests Atomic Bombs Be Turned Over To International Authority

PLEDGES FRIENDSHIP Faith In Hiss Unshaken, Acheson Tells Seribes

Acheson Firm On Friendship For Alger His:   Man Convicted of Perjury Sentenced to 5 Years: Anneal Notice Filed

Senators Lash At Statement Ot Secretar V   Former U.S. Official Gets Five-Year Term:  Files Appeal Notice

CONVICTED PERJURER GETS SUPPORT   Secretary of State Announces He Will  Stand by Alger Hiss

Acheson Delivers Dramatic Pledge Of Loyalty To Hiss  Declares He Will Not Turn His Back  On Farmer Associate After Sentence

“Annapolis House Costs Lower Than in Cne Part Of Parole Community

ADLER DENIES ALL PRO-RED LINKS; SAYS HE IS UNABLE TO WORK IN U.S.

Searchers Arrive Af Scene Of Crash   No Indication Given O01 Fate Of 21 Persons On Plane

Spreaders Of Rumors Assailed   Says Sharp Threats Are From Within

Worst Foe Is Rumor,  Says Barkley   Veep Knochs Red-Hunters at Capital Ceremony

Cub Reporter...  11-Year-Old Queries Veep In “Exclusive” Interview

Mine Workers Continue Hit-and-Run Strategy To Enforce Pay Demands

‘Miners Begin New Hit-Run Strikes At  Big Mines   New Strikes Come as 15,000 Blmois Miners Return To Work After One Week Walkout

thon, Towa; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schmidt of Rolfe.   CARD OF THANKS

YONGDOK, YECHON YIELD TO YANKS AFTER BATTERING   American. Troops Neat Taejon Falling Back To Avoid Red Pincers

N. KOREANS ABANDON 2 TOWNS   U. S. Troops Fall Back on Western Taejon Front

Eastern Front’s Major Reversal First for Reds   Americans Fall Back in " Taejon Area Beforc One Arm of Communict Pincer Movement

ALLIED NAVAL GUNS AID IN PUSH   Yongdok And Yechon Taken Over By Doughboys  RED PRESSURE   Felt On West Taejon Front As Americans Fall Back; Wonsan Bombarded

Negro Troops Take Yechon After House to House Fight ing; Yongdok Is Also Taken.  '   PINCERS MOVEMENT FORCES WITHDRAWL

Strategic Yechon Seized By Negro Troops: Of 25th Infantry Division — Naval Barrage Supports Soldiers In Taking Yongdok — Red Pressure Forces GI's To Give Ground On Western Taeion Front

Negroes Routing Invaders   Battle Rages 16 Hours With House to House Fighting and Hard Artillery Fire   Use Pincer Drive   Vast Movement Makes Yanks Fall Back West of Tacton

GI's Seized Two Red-Held Towns On East  incers Movemen   But Fall Back on Vas Pincers Movement On Taejon Front

YANKS FALLING BACK ON WEST TAEJON FRONT   Ruined Yongdok And Yechon Occupied; Lull Aernen Rattlefront

Naval Gunfire Aids Infantry In East Korea  Communist Trying To Cut Off Troops

British Laborites Slow Down   Government Chiefs Plan To Suspend Further Nationalization Aims   STRATEGY OF PARTY   By Moderation, Laborites Hope To Stall Election As Long as Possible

British Labor Party May Cut Program Of Socialism Im Efforts to Keen Seat

Socialists May Water Down Program   “British Leaders Plan Changes In Policy For Coming Year

South Koreans Press Ahead in Bitter Fighting  British Battling  Alongside Gls in Flank Drive

Reds Falling Back Before 8th Army’s Drive North; Wonsan Mop-Up Complete

AlliedTroops 12 Miles Past doth Parallel   Suff Resistance Reported Along Entire Front

Three-City Transport Center Falls After 28-Mile Gain; Foe Making Hard Fight

Tank - Supported Americans Punch 12 Miles Beyond Parallel To Within 75 Miles Of Red Capital

Three Key Defense Towns Are Taken After Fierce Battle   Tank-Supported U.S. Army Forces Sweep to Point 75 Miles From Capital of Pyongyang; South Koreans Drive Mile West of Wonsan

DRIVE TOWARD REDS’ CAPITAL GAINS 1N FURY   Guns, Tanke, Troops Jam Roads Leading From U. S. Bases

RESISTANCE TO YANK ADVANCE RATHER SPOTTY   U. S. Officers Doubt Enemy’s Ability To Defend Capital   8TH ARMY 12 MILES INSIDE NORTH KOREA

Republic's Soldiers Press on Northward From Pyonggang, 28 Miles Above 38th Parallel Dividing Line.

Yank Officers Say Capital’s Fall Is Near   Voice Doubt If Reds Have Men Or Guns To Check Advances

A PLEASANT WEEK END   Scattered Showers, Slightly Warm: er Weather Forecast

1A PLEASANT WEEK END   Scattered Showers, Slightly Warmather Forecast

Railroads Denied Boost in Freight Rates for lowa  Rates Equal to  Those in States TT’... \As/ae® Carre CY roa

Freight Rate Hike Denied to Railroads   lowa. Commerce Commission Bars Increases in State

ICC Denies Railroads Freight Rate Increases On Intrastate Shioments   Ranged From

Advance Made Where Chinese Mass 90,000   Americans Smash To Key Strongholds Across Peninsula

‘Dr. Sander Awaits His Arraignment   Physician Indicted On Murder Charge By Grand Jury

‘Mercy Killing’ Charge Is Filed   Doctor Is Indicted by Grand Jurors after Hear ‘ng Tuesday,

WONDER DRUGS: New Drugs Create Possibilities For Wider Medical Progress ©

Detective Says Webster Admits Slaying Lennox   First Degre> Murder Charge to Be Preferred By District Attorney

Yote Ending Armed Force Limits Seen   House Action May Permit Vote Next Week on Truman’s Request For Fund

House Moves  Speedily To P y  Boost Forces  2 Votes Due Today; Stand On 1014 Billion Expected Next Week

House Pushed Vote On Size Of Armed Forces  pongress Acts To Increase Defen

Bigger Army Ballot Before House Today   Clearing of Decks For Early Decision On Vast Fund Beew

—MAY LIFT MILITARY LIMIT— Korean Crisis S peeds  Schedule In Congress

House Plans Fast Action On War Issues  Will Vote Today To Damaw 5 ee tte Pia Cle   Will Vote Today To Remove Limits On Size Of Armed Forces

VOTE NEAR ON LIFTING LIMIT   House Todoy Expected To Approve No Military . Size Restriction   ‘FREEZE’ Al ALSO UP

House Promises Speedy Vote On the Removing of All Limits On Size of the Armed Services

‘May Permit Action Next Week on Truman Reques For $10.5 Billion Extra in Military Funds

House to Vote On Taking Off Limit on Forces   May Vote Next Week on 10.5 Billion Military Fund Request

Fast Vote Promised Bill Will Remov   Bill Will Remove Limits On Army

ARMED SERVICE LIMIT VOTE IS DUE IN HOUSE   Huge Miltory Funds Bill Alse  Expected To Get Green Light Seon

Truman Getting To Be A Regular City Slicker; He Gets Up Later Than Usual

vO was Be en Ba eae.   Truman Gets up Later, Late-Sleeping Aides Glad

The Weather   TWO CZECHS SENTENCED BY U. S. COURT FOR. SPYING IN GERMANY

Truman's Aide Sees Controls   Keyserling Reveals Necessity as Many Urge Quick Action   TRIMAWN TNDPCIDET

Urge Truman Declare State Of Emergency  See Stopgap Needed   See Stopgap Needed Pending Controls; Pay, Price Curbs Must Be U<ed Soon: Keyserline

Democrats In Texas Refain State Control  Republicans Make Strongest Showing

Democrats in Texas Refain State Controt  Republicans Make Strongest Showing In Panhandle Race

Guill Loses, but GOP Wins 1 Seat   Dallas Republican Is Named to Texas House

Demos Retain Their Hold Or Texas Polities   Guill, State’s First GOP Solon In Two Decades Loses Office

NOLAN IS CENTER ~ OF CONTROVERSY AT MORRISVILLE   Ousted Water Rent Collector Refuses io Vacate His Business Office   THREATENS A_ SUIT   Tempers Also Flare Over Question of New Well For Water Supply

MORRISVILLE COUNCIL HAS QUSTER PROBLEN   Legal Action is Hinted In Case of Neal Nolan   HE REFUSES TO VACATE

4 Million-Man Force Planned   Truman May Reveal Program This Week

L. W. St. John Dies of Stroke At Age of 73   Was Director of OSU Athletics 35 Years, Prominent Nationally

L. W. St. John Dies At O.S.U.  Longtime Athletic Director Was 73

Stroke Fatal To L. W. St. John   Athletic Director At OSU 35 Years

Stroke Is Fatal ToL. W. St. John  Directed Ohio State Aes 2 er Ss See, se” Cee

Stroke Fatal To L. W. St. John At  College Hospital   Scout For Pittsburgh Pirates At Time of Death; Guided OSU To Football Fame

)  L. W. St. John, Athletic Chief ‘At O. S. U. 35 Years, Succumbs

Laymen For Rural Pulpits Are Proposed  Protestant Leaders Urge Move To Fill

China Reds’ Appearance No Puzzler   Power Plants Seen As Main Objective

No Stiff Chinese Opposition Seen By U.S. Officials   Pentagon Thinks Intervention Is #& Natural Thing

Pentagon Thinks China Won't Intervene Openly   Present Moves Probably Intended To Protect Power Installations On Yalu River. Officers Say

No Big-Scale Intervention Is Foreseen   Top U.S. Officials Seem Optimistic Despite Red Chinese Move

U.S. Officials Not Surprised   Appearance of Chinese Reds in Korea Studied

U. 5. Officials Not Surprised At Red Troops   Appearance Of Chinese Soldiers Expected

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Civilian Defense Recalls Follies ‘Of World War

New Horse Show Ring Is Built 'At Fair Grounds And Parking  Changed: Plan 5,000 Exhibits

U.N. Ground Forces Under Single Command   New 8th Army Chief Also Will Direct 10th Corps Fighting

Smith and Millis Take State Posts  G. 0. P. Maneuvers On Speckership

‘Smith and Milis Take State Posts With 500 Present   Clyde Black Officially Named Motor Vehicles pal

Youths Held For Slaying   Charged With Killing Two Deputy Sheriffs Returning Them. to Jail.

UNION PROMISES RETALIATION - Three Phone Company Pickets Jailed In East Texas Town

State. Vote Campaign Underway   Candidates Start Tours as Porty Platforms Are Finally Adopted

THBES MAYOR ASOPHOMORE IN -HEGH SCHOOL   Wvor Vee Bob Storm Is Jol Holcfer, Farmily Maw, Stide nf.

Veterans Running Thebes  Mavor, 35. in Hiagh School under G. I. Bill

Thebes, (Ill.) Mayor Very Close to Being Man In Two Places at Once

THEBES MAYOR A SOPHOMORE IN HIGH SCHOOL   War Vet Bob Storm Is Job Holder, Family Man, Student.

KOREAN WAR. AT A GLANCE   Reds Use Radar-Controlled Ack-Ack Guns; Navy Dive Bomber Carries One-Ton Bomb

North Korean Port Blasted By Navy Plane:   U.S. British Jets Hit Above 38th Parallel in Wide aide

China Reds Are Advised Not to Stir Neighbor:   Acheson Delivers Warning in San Francisce  Address: to Air U. S.-Soviet Tensions.

Acheson to. Discuss U. S.Soviet Tension   Major‘Talk Follows - His Warning to Camminted China

NEW LEGIUN HEAL Erle Cocke, Jr., Airlines Ex ecutive, Promises to  Push Preparedness

Georgia Airlines Executive Elected Commander of the American Legion

Legion Votes 3 Point Plan, Closes Rally   Asks State Shakeup. Universal Training, Outlawing Of Reds

Legion's Policy ls Preparedness   State Department Shakeup Demanded

Legien Elects YY oung Veteran Ta Top Office   ‘Organisation Condemns ailwre Of Acheson 7 fee Red Menace

Legion Names New Chief; To Advance Call For Changes   Demands Shakeup In “State Department, UMT, Party Outlaw

Legion Elects Fighting Chief, Asks U. M. T, State Dept. Shake-up

Legion Elects Cocke as Chief: Blasts Acheson   Universal Military Training Is Held Road to Peace

LEGION ELECTS WARIITHERO AS COMMANDER   Erle Cocke, Jr. to Head Legion. naires in 1951. Named by Acclamation.

Legion Names Young Georgiz Hero As Chief   State Department Shakeup, Outlawing Of Reds Demanded

New Legion Chief Pledges Support Of Campaign To Strengthen Nation

Fighting Commander To ‘Push Two-Fisted Legion Preparedness Program

“New Head of Legion Plans Vigorous Year  Erle Cocke, Jr., of Georgia Is Elected

Would Outlaw Communists Legion President Leads Demand for Military Training

Erle Cocke To Head Legion; Acheson Hit  Leader Aggressive; UMT Proposed; Bar To Reds Backed

Legion Elects Cocke as Commander; Pledges Fight to Get State Deparfment Shakeup

American Legion Officers Named  Commander Pledged To Advance Demands

War Il Hero is New Commander o American Legion   Convention Calls For UMT, Shakeup In State Dept.

Upholds Power To Set the Date By Resolution   Ruling Clears Path For Special Election On Smith’s Program

Supreme Court Rules Out Attack On Gas Tax Vote   Action Unanimous; Says Referendum Can Be Held as Scheduled

Gas Tax Election  Is Legal   Attack Arguing it Should Have Been Called by Passing  Bill Thrown Out

Martin Asks Cleaning Up Instead Of Whitewashing To Get Rid ‘Of The Reds

NONDERFUL RED BLUNDER Six Brave Ships Paved Way for Inchon Landing

_ —JUICY TARGET BARED SHORE BATTERIES — ee ine  6. Ducks for Bait; Reds Took [t=

Red Blunder Big Help In Successful U.S. Landing   Six Brave Little American Ships Succeed In Drawing North Korean Fire, Thus Exposing Their Armaments: Some Casualties Result.

Landing Is Story Of 6 Brave Ships   N. Koreans’ Blunder Also Aids Allies In Landing At Inchon

Tough GuysThin - Plated  Destroyers !   Guts, Plus Enemy’s Beautiful Blunder, Knock Off Inchon

They Were ‘Sitting Ducks’ Off Wolmi Island  Six Ships ‘Invited’ Red Fire To Clear Way For Invasion

Six Little Ships Paved Way For Victory at Inchon Port   Re RFT_WAWN MORTW

GOP TO STAGE RALLY OCT. 31   D. Hale Brake, Congress man Hoffman To Address Meeting

\‘PEP RALLY’ OCT. 31 \GOP Candidates Hoffman, \Brake To Speak In City

Taft Triumphant, Lausche Has Lead  Senator Defeats Labor Opposition

Heavy Blow Indicated And Perhaps Landing Made By Allied Troops   Garbled Enemy Broadcast Hints Of. Large Scale Commando Type Raid Or  Landing At Inchon. _ 4

Three Destroyers Were Slightly Damaged; New Allied Gains Reported

FB! Set To Herd 4,000 Communists Into Stockades if War Should Come

Sen. Mundt Calls For  Safeguards   Claims Russian Spying Greater Than During War

MISSING PAIR — HUNTED BY AIR   Wife Of ‘Metropolitan Insurance Company  Chairman Is Lost

Ruthless Communist Invaders Are Being Pounded Incessantly  NO CROSSING IS MADE Mav Develon Into Korean   May Develop Into Korean “Battle of Verdun” To Save Taejon

Communist Forces Invade South Korea   U. S. Military Advisors Fear It Was Long-Expected Invasion; Strange Planes Drone Over Uneasy Capitol

NORTH FORCES ATTACK SOUTH KOREA'S ARMY   Long-Expected Invasion by Red Units Underway—Planes _ Over Seoul

Communist Invasion Hits South Korea   US Military Advisers Fear Attack Is The Awaited Red Invasion

Red Forces Pour Into  South Korea   Believe Invasion Now Under Way

 trike Along Wide Front   Artillery and Tanks Support invaders From North Korea

Three Die As Floods Hit Indiana   200 Families Made Homeless: Crests  To L943 Mark

Hundreds Are Made Homeless  In Flood Areas   Indiana, Illinois And Parts Of Missouri Are In Flood Belt   WABASH RIVER AT HIGH STAGE

Truman Backs Allison for Senate Post   President Says He Will Vote for Him in Primary

Enemy's Changnyong Bu'ge Vir. tually Wiped Out — North Korea’s Fourth Diviston Cut. to Pleces — Survivors Swim River to West Bank.

MacArthur Flies To Formosa for Parley on War   Secrecy Shrouds Conference with Chiang Kai-Shek

MacArthur and Chiang in Conference   American General and Aides Fly to Formasa for Parley

McArthur Maps Plans For New War Strategy   U. S. General Meets With Chiang In Formosa Council

MacArthur Takes Trip To Formosa  Talks With Chiang Other Leaders; Fea Red Invasion Try

Gen. MacArthur Chiang Discuss Formosan Plans   Nationalist Leader Expected to Renew Offer of Troops

MacArthur and Top Commanders Fly to Formosa for War Council With Chiang Kai-shek

*-MacARTHUR MEETS CHIANG—_ Conference Held Near  Taipei, Formosa Today

MacArthur At Formosa Talks With Chiang   Expect Nationalists To Renew Offer Of Troops For Korea

Nationalists Greet C Greet General seneral Warmly  MacArthur, Chiang  Confer on Formosa

MacArthur Flies To Formosa Today To Talk To Chiang About War Role

MacArthur in Formosa   General, Top Commonders Attend War Couneil With Chiang Kai-Shek

MacARTHUR FLIES TO FORMOSA FOR ASIAN: WAR TALKS   Nationalist Chi China’s Role In Battle To Be Discussed

General Flies To Formosa _— For Meeting  Nationalist China’s   Nationalist China’s Role Discussed In Asiatic Situation

U.S. LEADERS AND CHIANG JOIN IN WAR COUNCIL   MacArthur And His Top Commanders Fly Into Formosa To Discuss China’s Role In War.

M’ Arthur, Chiang Meet In Formosa   Hold War Council On China’s Rale in The Conflicts in Asia

Killer Caught By Mexicans  ‘Texas Sheriff Slayer Nabbed by Ranvers

YOUNG MEXICAN SUSPECT NABBED   Accused of Slaying Sheriff  In Texas Town

Mexican Held AsSlayer Of Texas Sheriff   Object Of Widespread Hunt Cut And Bruised; Shoes Almost Worn Qu

U.S. Interest in Jap Treaty High   Little Hope Seen for Russian Cooperation

U. S. Considers Japanese Peace Treaty Urgent; Will Go Ahead Without Russia

North Korean Losses Are Set At Some 8,000   Figure Is Up to 500; American Casualties  Reported at Under 500

Spry Testifies as Interim Committee Begins Hearings   Start Hearings On Ag Dept. and Liquor Group

Forest Fires Kill Four: Damage Up   45,000 Acres Left Blackened; Smoke Drifts to Bakersfield

Forest Fires Take 4 Lives In California   45,000 Acres Are Blackened

BERSERK MAN SHOOTS. WIFE   Woman Downed By Shot gun Blast As She Flees With Her Baby

Head Of Wool-Growing Industry Asked Munitions Board In 1948 And Again In 1949 To Purchase Wool

Oil Tanker Crewmen Sight Mysterious Sub Off N. J. Coast   Navy Says U. § Subs In Area Recently

‘Tanker Crew Say They Saw Foreign Sub Thirty.Miles From U. S. Coast -

Mysterious Submarine Is Sighted Off Atlantic City N. J. By Tanker Crewmen

Civilians Replace Recalled Russians In East Germany   Major General Katikoy, 58, Is Best Kuown of Those Removed; Strength Ye Sought

Russia Names Civilians to Replace Military Rulers in East Germany

Reds Name New Civilians To Rule Germany  Military Leaders Are Replaced By Moscow Government

Russ Appoint Civilians in East Germany   Seek to Bolster Prestige of Red German State

Carnival in Rio A Deadly Affair   Toll Is 28 Dead, 4,687 Hurt This Year

senators Call in Gen. Bradley for Korea Report   Hear That 100,000 Man Increase in Forces To Be Sought

100,000 BOOST IN FORCES FOR KOREA IS SEEN   Military Strength In crease Would Cost Nation 350 Millions

‘See. Need For 100,000 More GI’s   Senators Hear From  U. S. War Leaders ~

Bill Expected To Run Near $3501 000 000   Bradley and Heads Of Defense Branches Called By Conaress

County Officials Ordered to Appear Friday To Show Cause Why Grand Jury Funds Should Not Be Cut Off and Cases. Halted

American Bombers Hammer North Korea — South Koreau Troops Are Now 87 Miles North of the Border Pushing Toward Stratecic Wonsan.

Koreans Press Red Objectives Far To North   First Cavalry Goes Across Imjin River 8 Miles From Borde:

Polio Record During 1950 Is Third Worst   Only 1949 and 1916 Are Expected to Have More Cuses; Number Reported  be Self eae leceowecess:

Find 1950 Is Third Worst Year for Polio in U. S.   Health Service Reports 2.170 New Cases Were Listed Last Week.

1950 Slated to Wind Up as Third Worst Polio Year in © -Number of Cases Reported

Oil Well Cable Kills Workman  Breaks, Whips Man's Body to Pisces, Injures Two Othara

Family Reunion Climaxes Search  For Lost Kinfolks  Finds Lost Cousin   Finds Lost Cousin In Plymouth County After 69-Year Hunt

Family Reunion Climaxes Search  For Lost Kinfolks  Finds Lost Cousin In Plymouth Connty

PRODUCTION IN SOFT COAL PITS NEAR NORMAL’      Full Cr of Diggers Back /in Mioes First Time in Four Weeks — Kallroals Calling Furloughed Men Back to: Work.

Coal Output Nears Normal   Railroads Recalling Furloughed Men Back

PRODUCTION IN SOFT COAL PITS NEAR. NORMAL   Faull Crews of Diggers Back in Mines Fiest Time in Feur Weeks — Roailrowiy Calling  « Furloughed Men Back lo Work.

Hungarians and Briton Confess To Sny Charges   American Is Dodged ‘As Pleas Are Asked of Defendanis

2 Hungarians, Briton Admit Spying   Court  Skips Over  moe Aw   Court Skips Over R. A, Vogeler, American Citizen

Briton and Two Others Confess Spying Charges   U.S. State Department Save Conviction of Vogeler Decided Upon

Sabotage Admitted By Accused Trio   Fiungarians Pass Up American Defendant For Time Being

2 Hungarians, Briton Admit Spying   Court Skips Over R. A. Vogeler, American Citizen

CIO Shipyard Workers Bow  To War Needs   Union Votes to Start Back to Work After Two-Day Strike

Hiss Found Guilty On Perjury Counts  Jurors Believed Chambers’ Story

Jury. Indicates Belief in Word of Chambers   Defendant Displays No Emotion When Verdict Is Read

Jury Reaches Verdict After Nearly 24 Hours' Consideration; ¥ Punishment May Be 10 Years

Cigarette Tax Boost Passed Finally as Session Near End   Minority Protests That Measure Being Crammed Dewn Legislature’s Throat

Demolition Fires Rim Abandoned Bastion   Defeat Bitterest of War for Allied Forces Who Now Face Battle With 1,000,000 Communist Troops

Ohio Bell Says Dial To Keep Service Going   Pickets Set To Begin Strike At 12:01 A.M.

CWA WORKERS SETTING PLANS FOR PICKETING   Bell System Office At  Cleveland To Be Scene Of First Action

SANDER HEARING ASKED      Hillsboro County Medical Society May Be Called To Discuss Case

Loss Estimated At $200,000 As Fire Sweeps Refinery. Threatens Village

BUILDING COSTS AND SHORTAGES ARE INCREASING      Cement Prices Up Octobe: 1; Lumber And Hard ware Advance   DEMAND FOR PAPER PRODUCTS CONTINUES

Shortages Loom Until Winter Slows Work New Boost In Building Costs ~ Seen As Construction Booms

Rise In Building Costs, Shortage Of Materials Foreseen Until Winter Congeals Record-Smashing Boom

Charges Secret Data Wide Open to Communists   ” Union President Hits _ G.E. Policy: Denied by Rival Group

Reorganization Plans Face Fight   Many Solons Don’t Like Plan to Strip Denham of Powers

Move To Strip Denham Powers Opposed Today   Congress Fails To Approve Truman’s Latest Request

ROUGH GOING SEED   For Presidential Plan to Take Authority Away From NLRB Counsel

PLAN 10 CLIP DENHAM IS HIT   Congressmen Take Dim View Of Two Proposed Reorganizations

Step to Curb Denham Job Stirs Frowns   Truman’s Revision Of U.S. Agencies Meeting Pretests

Truman Plan For Agencies Faces Fight   Some Solons Against Change In NLRB Board And Ship Control

Ohio Senator Gives Support To McCarthy   Name Calling by Truman Relittled

Taft Says. Red Probe. Warranted   Need New President In - Order To Gat Rid Of Communists.

Orderly Probe  Of State Dept. Asked By Taft   ‘Executive Obstinacy’ And ‘Name-Calling’ Draw Senator’s Fire

State Dep't Probe Needed Says Taft   Ohio Senator Goes to Defense of McCarthy; Investigation Warranted by Facts, He Says.

Taft Claims State Dept. Needs Probe   Ohioan Defends   RMofaewth<~ Stand   Ohioan Defends McCarthy Stand Qu Commie Hunt

TAFT DEFENDS SEN. MeCARTHY   Says Investigation of State Department Is Warranted

TAFT DECLARES FACTS JUSTIFY PROBE OF REDS   Ohioan Claims Truman.  Not GOP, Sabotaging

PAPER WINS PHONE FIGHT   Restoration of Service Is Ordered By Court.

ENGINEER AT FAULT IN PENNSY WRECK   William .£. Eller, Testifies That He Falled to Slow Up Express Quickly Enough After Seeing Signal to Prevent It from Ramming Kear End of Troop Traln.

U.S. Anxious Over Growing Korea Crisis   Church Counct! Wauld  Pertttee eta ect  Use Atomic Bomb If It  Jo Nopaccary

Korean Crisis Subject Of Debate In All Sections Of United States

Americans Debate Crisis With Growing Anxiety, War Worry   Most Editorial Comment Indicates Support for Firm Stand By U. 5. and U. N.; Course ic Follow Brings Disagreement

Old Man Winter Tightens Grit Despite Advent of Springtime   howers, Norther trike Isle Again

CIVIL RIGHTS — BILL TO FACE SOUTH BATTLE   Filibuster Strategy Conference Held By Dixiecrats

Doubt FEPC Debate Gag Is Practicable  Southerners Ready To Launch Filibuster

Hospital at Bethel Burns, All Saved  Hospital Total Los:   Hospital Total Loss In Zero Weather

American Fliers Held 18 Months by The Chinese Reds Greeted At Pearl Harbor

‘EVIL FORCES’ TOBE ACTIVE, SAYS LARSON   Says Racketeers Will Try to Swing Election in Iowa

Underworld Will Be Active in lowa  Election: Larson  Assembling to Influence Vote In 1950 Election

Underworld To Be Active  Says Larson —  Racketeers Will Work in Election.

Larson Sees Evil Forces Gathering  Predicts Underworld Active in Elections

POLICE SCANDAI IS REVEALED IN NEW YORK   : Tapped Phone Wire lead To Charge: Of Police alk par

‘HAGGLING OVER PAYOFFS  ‘New York Police Caught  In Vice-Protection Deal

3,110 RECEIVE  CHEST K-RAYS   Mobile TB Units Will Be In St. Joseph Friday And Saturday

STOCKPILE IS HALF ON HAND   Large Part Of $4,000,000,000 In Critical Materials Ready

War Materials Stockpile Big  Munitions Board Has aes wmpesinmh ss» . r tit mm ee, ee

$1,556,154,352 Spent Stockpiling Of Materials Prosram Half Complete

Delay Until Next Summer in Appeal Of Damage Suit  Government Has Not Completed Compilation

FIRE DAMAGES HOME   Residence of Soldier Away a Camp Burned This Morning

Yanks Attacked by Manchurian Based Jet Plane   4 Mustang Pilots See Craft Whip Over Border, Fire and Return

Threats of Twin Drives Upon Taegu and Pusen Are Reported In Late Communist Successes

Millions of Americans, Like Their Forefathers, Fight Food, Fuel Shortages

No Site Picked ForBombPlant, AEC Declares   Several Areas Still Being Talked For Hydrogen Missile Project

Blast Chinese Holding Hills Along Route  Ships Stand by for Possible Evacuation

Femy in Path of Escape Blasted By U.S. Warplanes and Artillery   20,000 American Troops Battling Toward Port of Hungnam Nearing Link-Up With 3rd Division Rescue Column, But New Threats Mounting

FLEET STANDS: BY AS PLANES GIVE SUPPORT      Twenty-Thousand Marines. and Gls Are Near Linkup’ With Rescue Colum n ~ Moving Inland.   NEW CHINESE THREAT. TO ESCAPE ROUTE   Four Red China Divisions Move to Cut Road Between 20,000 Allies and Hungnam Seaport...

Planes, Guns Pound Red Force Blocking Escape  4 Chinese Divisions Drive to Cut off  w@nre 4 F

Planes And Artillery Blast Reds   Escape Route For American Troops Being Cleared

Warplanes Hit: Reds Blocking _ Road of Escape  Chances of Marines

Planes, Gun Seek to Open Escape Road  Yanks Pull Back Toward Hamhung; New Red Threat

Rescue Units Near 20,000 Encircled   Ships Are Ready For ‘Little Dunkerque’; New Threats Loon

Chances Of Escape In Korea Better   Rescue Column Near U.S. Troops Heading  Toward Hungnam

20,000 Troops Battle Toward Relief Column   Outnumbered Al] ies Fight 100, 000 Chinese on Way to Port:

Artillery Also Joins In Blasting Reds Blocking 20,000 Trapped Yanks   Navy Ships Off Korea “Ready For Any Eventuality” As Possibility Grows All U. N. Forces In Northeast  eo Maw Re Fwariuatad

Bombers And Artillery Pounding Hard To Break Red Trap Of Allied Force

Rescue Column Near, but New Threats Arise   Allied Planes and Artillery Blast Reds Blocking Path

ESCAPE CHANCES IMPROVE AS AIR SUPPORT MOUNTS   Gap Between Main Units Remains; Warships Ready For Any Eventuality

Navy Ready  For Mass  Evacuation Chances Of Escape   Chances Of Escape For Thousands Of Troops Improved

Air Support Back, Rescue Force Near Trapped Men   NAYY PREPARING FOR MASS EVACVATION OF NORTHEAST INFESTED WITH 100,000 CHINESE

BLAST PATHWAY FOR ESCAPE OF TRAPPED TROOPS   REPORT FOUR NEW CHINESE DIVISIONS JOINING ATTACKERS

Report Chances Of Escape Are Now Improved  Fleet Of Ships Stands Off Korean  Coast To Evacuate hAan If Naraccaryv

Ships Ready To Evacuate Yank Troops   Rescue Column Neor Main Body Of Trapped Units

Hammer at Chinese On GIs’ Escape Route Toward Yellow Sea   Are Near Link With Rescue Uni   Four Chinese Divisions Reported In Flanking Movement to. South

20,000 Gis Face New ‘Threat   Reports Navy Prepare: For Mass Evacuation Of Liberated Soldiers

Ships Stand By for Mass Evacuation   20,000 Trapped Americans Fighting Way to Coast

Advance Units May Have Linked With Rescue Col umn; Reds Strine Escape Road; Navy Prepascos Fvacuation

Artillery, ‘Ai Support Aan Yanks   Chance for Evaenation of Americans Improves but Reds Making New Drive To Cat Off Columns

YANK PLANES BATTER REDS   Jom In Fight To Get 20,000 Men Out Of  Communist Trap

UN Warplanes, Arfillery Renew Efforts to Blast ‘Out Red Forces Blocking Korean Escape Route

UN Vessels Ready To Evacuate Men At Hamhung Port   Rescue Force Nears Linkup With 20,000 American Soldier: Trapped in Chinese Pocket

‘Air Support Back With Clear Weather: Chances for Allies Reported Improved

Seek to Open Road Blocked By Chinese   Chances of Trapped Marines, Doughboys Reported Improved; Ships Stand Ready

RESCUE FORCE DRIVES HARD FOR LINKUP   ylear Weather Brings Bac Strong Air Support  CHINESE   Reported Striking Swiftly To Cut Escape Route; Red Claims Aired

Attacking Chinese Under Heavy Fire Along Escape Road   Clearing Weather Permits Air Cover; Rescue Column Link-Up Due within Hours

Planes, Artillery Rushed To Aid of Encircled 20,000  Amoricanc Alliac   Americans,Allies Still Battle Trap; Ships Stand By

But New Perils Encompass -20,000 Driving Toward   PLAN FOR EVACUATION   Four Chinese Divisions Are » Hurrymg to Cut Off Column

Escape Chances’ Improved Today      U.N. Ships Stand Off Korea “Ready for Any Eventuality’; Evacuation Now Possiblity

Fleet Waiting Off Hungnam   Yank Chances for Escape Improved Despite Barrier of 40,000: Reds

SOME GAINS BY TRAPPED UNITS CITED   British Commander Again Demanding News Censorship

Seek to Open Road Blocked By Chinese   Chances of Trapped Marines, Doughboys Reported Improved; Ships Stand Ready  Ry. OFTEN CISTAIEFnTe

Chances Better for Escape of 20,000 Marines and GI's   U. N. Ships Ready To Evacuate Them © From Hamhuna Port

Yankee Troops Cheer Arrival Of Air Support   Trapped Outfits — Cut Way Througk Red Encirclement

Battle Is Mounting Along Escane Route   Allied Artillery, Planes, Rain Death On Red Chinese   Chances Improve For Escape of U.N. Force of 20,000; LinkeUn Is Near

Chances Reported Improved for Escape of 20,000 Troops, Rescue Column Moves Near.   FLEET STANDS READY FOR EVACUATION

Linkup With Rescue Force  May Be Near   Navy Appears To Be Preparing For Mass Evacuation From Northeast Sector

Chances of Marines, Soldiers to React East Coast Port Improved, is Repor:

Planes Pound Reds Blocking ley Retreat of U.S. Troops   Linkup of Reseue Column With Third Division Reported

Security Council Ready to Debate Whole Far Eastern War Situation

ANSWER FOUR ALARM:   Fire Department Reports No Ser ious Damages from Blazes

TAX PLANNERS KNUCKLE DOWN   Democrats And Republicans Question Each Others’ Motives

Drafting Of Tax Measure Begins  Opponents Question Each Other's Motives

Writers Consider Ideas On Tax Bill   Bill Starts Shaping As Parties Confer

NEW TAX BILL INTHE WARING   House Members Of Both Parties Eyeing Each Others’ Motives

House Ways and Means Committee Is At Work Writing Corporation Tax Measure

South Koreans Occupy Islands Along the Coast   Commando Strikes Enable Marines To Seize Spots  Needed for Attacks

Blast Destroys  Flying Boat,  Crew Escapes Engine Trouble  7 Develops On.

Huge Flying Boat Destroyed; Crew @f Seven Escapes   Explosion and Fire Wreck: Big Navy Craft in Test Flight off Honolulu

MARSHALL MARS, HUGE NAVY: FLYING BOAT, DESTROYED BY FIRE IN SIGHT OF HONOLULU

FLAMES DESTROY BiG FLYING BOAT; 7 ABOARD ESGAPI   Navy's Marshall Mars, Costing $7,500,000, Burns After Landing Off Honolulu.   ENGINE CATCHES FIRE SOON AFTER TAKEOFF   Ship Held World's Passenger Cargo Record, Rising May 19 Last With 308 Persons Aboard.

Marshall Mars. $7.500.000 lying Boat, Destroyed By ixplosion-Fire: Nobody Hurt

Seven Crewmen  Barely Escape In Life Rafts   Seaplane Worth $7,500,000 Quickl, Reduced to Junk in Waters Off the Honolulu Airport.

$7,500,000 Flying Boat Is Destroyed   Fire Follows Blast in Hawaii; 7” Crewmen Safe

Seven Escape As Giant Flying  Boat Explodes  Marshall Mars, $7,500,000 Navy Craft, Destroyed

Out On A Test Flight From Honolulu, Airplane That Carried 308 Persons Is Completely Destroyed

Blast Sinks Flying Boat Off Honolulu  7 Escape After Forced Landing

Merchant Ship Sights 5 Bodies In Atlantic Area   Reds Can Be Halted Johnson Says

HUGO REMEMBERS Jail Term Awaits Traxler, One-fime Southwest Badmar

DEATH STRIKES HARD ON ROADS   Traffic And Other Holiday Accidents Take 37 Lives In North Carolina.

Priests Given 2 Years to Life   Czechs Convict Ten Of Acts Against Reds

Health Lab Urged By 4  Lawmakers   Cincinnati Project Funds Sought; River Pollution Top Job

GOP Dissents On Call for Price Cheek   Democrats Urge 30-Day Notice Of Steel Boasts

Fight Launched On Steel Price  30-Day Notice Asked By Solons on Hikes

Steel Probers Split on Findings   Democrats Hit Price Hike, GOP Approves

Congressional Price Preview In Steel Asked  GOP Minority Bitterly Assails Control Move

MOVE TO CURB PRICE OF STEEL CAUSES BREAK   Increase Control Hits Snag As Committee Sections Balk

Price Increase Notice Is Asked by  Joint Committee   House Democrats Want 30-Day Period Before Any Steel Price Hiking

Look’ At Steel Increases Asked  Republicans Hit At Proposed Measures

NOTICE URGED BEFORE STEEL PRICE BOOST!      Dem Probe Members _Ask30-Day Warning; ' GOP Hits ‘Slant’

NOTICE URGED BEFORE STEEL PRICE BOOSTS   Ask 30-Day Warning;  GOP Hits ‘Slant’

30-Day Notice Before Steel Hike Proposed   Committee Split Wide Open Over Report as GOP Sees U.S. Contro

Steel Price Report Stirs Hot Protest   Democrats Propose 30-Day Notice for  Cost Rises; G. O. P. Fears U. S. Control

Steel Is Asked To Give Notice Of Price Hikes   Joint Committee Request: Thirty Days for Study  Fhofnara Anew Ranct

Committee © Splits Over Pre-Check of Steel Hikes  Calls for 30-Day Notice Before New Increases;  wy. ....L yt ..... Fp .3t..

\It Depends Upon Tax Collections . State May End F iseal Year  Without Finaneial Deficit

Refuses PSC Request Financial Outlook For State  I Good, Commission Reports

Mine Union Is ‘Innocent’ Ot Contemnt   Next Step May Be Government S eiz ure Of All Coal Pits

GOP Leader Suggests New Government Contempt Action ‘Against UMW; Union Found Innocent. of Charge in Federal Court

Cleared of Contempt By Jurist   Next Step Now Up te Executive; Seizure Action Is Seen.

Rosen Linked  In Crime Probe   Inquirers In Second Day At Philadelphia

Potter Oil Land Sought in Suit  State Disputes Rights To Forestry Tract

Leap Predicted  Tn. Arms Costs   George Foresces Increase Of 3 10 10 Billions

AFL Couneil Urges Unions  To Expel Reds   Membership Loss Of 98,867 Shown As Sessions Onen

Root Out Reds, Unionists Told  Rally Of AFL Opens In Houston, Texas

Bill Allowing Draft Of Medical Men Is Signed by Truman  Measure Designed t Put Prescure aon

Traman Signs Doctor Draft   Medical and Dental Officers Trained at U. 5. Expense to Be First

Truman Signs Doctor. Draft   But Few Are Expected To Be Called Under Aet

Bill Allowing Draft Of Medical Men Is Signed by Truman   Measure Designed t Put Pressure on U.S. Trainees

GOP Progressive Chosen to Run Against FDR, Jr.   Selection of Henry Poor Announced Yesterday By Manhattan Group

Storm Halts. Traffic   Midwesterners Struggle Through Deep Snowdrifts As Atlantic States Are Hit by Winds and Rain

Cold, Snow Moving East Out Of West   4d-Inch Fall In Northern Michigan; Strong Winds In Many Sections

New Storm Whips Middle West and Eastern States   Damaging: Winds And Snow Knock: Down Power Lines,  GE oe: OE eS.

Nation Hit By New Storms   ; Heavy Snowfall Buries Areas of idwest, And Gales an ‘Rain ‘Rake New England States

War Far From Over in Korea   ‘Pentagon Sounds Its Warning Much Remains ‘Undone in Struaale

Korean War ‘FarFromOver Reviewer Says  Navy Now Has Four Carriers

"PLENTY OF FIGHTING AHEAD‘  Wer Far From Over, U. S. Defense Dept. Cautions

pre” meee No Une 0 Une Moves  Air-Sea Rescue Eye Witness Tells Of Sighting 10 Rafts

Paper Strike Settled; Lost Pay Disputed   Mailers And Truckers Get Raises Pittsburgh Publication Pending

laft For Farm Price Supports  Senator Critical Of Production Control

3 People Hurt In Auto Mishap  Accident Happened On Sullivan, Center

M. Lee Marshall, Well Known Baking Figure, Dies of Heart Ailment

Hospital Opens Tumor Facility  First Clinic Held at Grand View Friday

Shoots Man In Back At Apartment   Then Leans Over Body And Sobs: ‘ Love You’

He Was Doin’ Her Wrong Frankie Gets Her Man with Shotgun; Sobs, ‘I Love Him’ after Slaying

Shivers forces Beat Off Foes Of Omnibus Tax Hike   10 Per Cent Increase Acreed On In House

Ter..ed ‘Monstrous News’  Reds Say Kepatriation of German P.W.’s Completed

GCcrmans Ciniled ——e—ee  Soviet Says Repatriation of Reich Prisoners Completed

Repatriation Of Germans ‘Ended  Nation Shocked By News From Russia

CLAIMS FROSH ‘CYP’  Company Removes Phenes  From Harvard Building

U.S, RUSSIA COLD TOWARD PEACE PLAN      Doubt if India Will Present Plan To U.N. Council

India Works For Peace   Reaction of US, Russia Makes Action Doubtful -

UN May ° Get India’s Peace Plan   U. S., Russia Are Cool to Proposal For Inquiry by Smaller Powers

J.D. LODGE GETS BID FOR GOVERNOR      Political Family Scion Wins GOP Primary In Connecticut

“Little Big Inch” Damaged By Blast   Escaping Gas Creates Fire Hazard; None Injured

- PIPE *LINE EXPLODES— -_ ‘Little F Big! I nch’ Blows Up With Terrific Roar.

somerset Gas Blast Rips Earth   No One Injured In Explosion Tearing Hole 25 Feet Deep

Foundry At Covel’s To Close. Down   Lack Of Business Reason ForEnd.Of 4.2 Years’ Business

Observers Are Also Convinced U.S. Has Proof   Believe U.S. Has Ample Evidence On Shooting Of Plane

Sure Evidence Backs Position On Lost Plane   Study Possibility That Some of Ten Men May Survive

Big Navy Guns Pounded Area Before Attack   Battered Defenders Of Lost Taejon Take New Position In Hill:

Fresh US Troops iin New Assaults on Red Centers   i Capture Communist - held  Towns, Protect Line  North of Taejon

FRESH U.S. TROOPS CAPTURE TWO RED COMMUNICATION CENTERS; AMERICANS PUSHED BACK AGAIN SOUTH OF TAEJON

Negro Troops Take Rail And Highway City Of Yechon While Whites Take Yong: dak On Faet Canet

but Yanks Seize Two Red Centers Farther East DefendersGoOvei   DefendersGoOvei To Offensive  On Central, Eastern Front

Fresh Troops Attack In East, Center Of Line   Yongdok, Fast Coast Communications Hub, And Yechon, Rail Center, Liberated; Americans Withdraw South of Taejon

Fresh U. S. Troops Make New Assaults   American Soldiers, Aided By Naval Bombardment, Take East Coast City—Negro Troops Seize ~ Rail And Hiahwav Center “ee es

Yanks Retreat Further South Of Lost Taejon   Naval Gunfire Helps Seizure of Yongdok; Negroes Take Yechon

24th Division, Which Has Carried Burden of the Fighting, Now Making Stand Southeast of Taejon.

Negro Soldiers Take Yechon While Other Forces Drive To Coast City of Yongdok

Victories Scored by Yanks on East Coast and Central Fronts in Korea as Their Comrades on West Are Forced to Retreat Again South of Taejon—Yongdok Occupied After Bombardment From Sea.

Korean WarMay Speed Up Power Projects of Reclamation Bureau Says Straus in Denver Address

India Installs President of Free Republic   Disciple of Gandhi : Chief of State; Long Tie to Britain Ended

Installs Prasad, Gandhi Disciple, As Her President   Remains Voluntary Member Of British Commonwealth Body

First President Of India Seated  Allegiance to   Allegiance to British King Ends

Blast Shakes  Georgia Town   Gas Explosion Almost Levels Business Area

All Gambling Sintul? Maybe Not, Says Church  In Ethical Discussion

Judge Denies Junior Divorce  Court Holds Evidence Of Seduction Lacking

East Germans Threaten New ‘Invasion   West Warns Guns Will Be Used if Youths March

DELAYED WINTER HITS LOUISIANA   Still More Frigid Weather Tonight Predicted By Bureau

RENEW UNITY PLEDGE  Truman, Attlee End Talk. Warn Russ on Far East

Pastors Discuss ‘Mercy Killing  Euthanesia Case Tonic OF Sermons

ACHESON, JOHNSON DEFEND U.S. UNPREPAREDNESS —— Arms Aid Boost Urged

HEAR TWO SPEAKERS   Atlantic Union Resolution Discussed at Kiwanis Meeting

Czechs Turn Heat On U.S Info. Unit   London Troubled By Strike And Budget  Camplicarions

Widow of Gen. W. H. Sear: Came to Lawrence With Parents Before Raid

ALICE SEARS DIES   Widow of Gen. W. H. Sear: Came to Lawrence With Parents Before Raid

Tight Draft Deferments, Longer Service Likely  + ow. PL henoore Ta Cat   President’s Goal Appears To Get 4.000.000 Under Arms By. Mid-1952

New Death Date Of Shackelford Set For July 21   Only The Governor Can Intervene To Save Doomed Man

INNA. WEEK IS SERVED WITH (RIED EVENTS   istorian Relates State Istory at High School; ong Writers to Receive wards

freasury Asks (3% Profits Tax   Snyder Tells Committee Levy Would Bring Government $4.000.000.000

SNYDER ASKS 15 POT. EXCESS PROFITS TAX   Treasury Chief Urges More Liberal Rate Than That Used In World War IT.

ONYDER Rake FOUR BILLION PROFITS TAX   Seeking 75 Per Cent Levy on Corporation Profits for Treasury.

Snyder Outlines Plans To Raise: About 4 Billion   75 Per Cent Rate Being Considered

Snyder Urges 75% Excise Profits Tax   Would Boost Federal Revenue by About $4 Billion a Year

Snyder Urges Solon: To Levy 75 per Cent Excess Profits Tax  Treasury Secretary Says Move Would Add $4 Billion Revenue

75 Pet. Tax On Profits Proposed   Treasury Secretary Tells Congress of Truman Plan for Steep New Levies

Truman Asks Carryback To uly {   Corporations’ Profits Set at Record Peck

JOHNSON URGES PROMPT ACTION ON UL MT. BIL   Defense Secretary Asks Leg. islation That Could Be Put Into Effect When Needed.   SAYS HIS PROPOSAL HAS TRUMAN'S OKAY   Would Provide Compulsory Military Instruction for Those Between 17 and °0,

Johnson Asks Universal Military Training Law Be Enacted Immediately

Law Would Take Men 17 To 20   Proposal Includes Plan For Security  Training Division

JOHNSON  RECOMMENDS UMT AT ONCE   Asks Legislation So Plan Will Be  Set for Effectiveness

IMMEDIATE UMT LAW IS URGED BY SECRETARY   Provides Compulsory Mili tary Training For Young Men 17 To 20   PRESIDENT WOULD INSTITUTE PROGRAM

Proposed Bill Has Approval Of President   Would Start When Truman Gave Word

Stand-By Military Training Law Is  Urged By Johnson   Suggests Quick Action Fo: Compulsory Training Of Youths From 17 to 20

Soviet Border Guards Delay Berlin Traffic   American Trains Are Held Up For Hours

British Tommies  Hold River Line   U.N, Forces Counter Attack To Break Up Assault

Woman Held !n “Black Dahlia’ Murder Case   Police Inspector Is “Impressed”; Mystery May Be Near End

Oil Workers Union Files Suit Agamst  Texaco in Lockout Asks $2,000, 000  Pea (ae   Asks $2,000,000 Damages from Companv

B-36s Set Endurance Flight Mark   Will Try to Beat Record Tuesday

BIG HOTELS FATE AT STAKE   Judge Says City Council Can ‘Plow Under’ $2,000,000 Building

Hotel Closed In Los Angeles  Swanky Spot Brandec Brothel By Judge

Allies Stop All Seven Red Tanks   Newly Landed U. S. Troops Rush West To Guard Supplies

South Korean Forces: Holding Near Pohang   General Walker Says Foe Is Makina ©”   General Walker Says Foe Is Making © Last Gasp In Attempt To Win Battle”

Senate Divided 49 - 47 As Democrats Lose Lucas, Tydinas, Myers In Close Contects   Election Returns

Russians Create New Naval Ministry   Growing Sea Power Of Soviet Causes New Move

Sheriff Says Ellis Admits He Killed Aaed D. M. Widow   Youth, 17, to be Returned to lowa On Murder Charge

HOUSES SHAKEN IN DEFIANCE, 20 MILES AWAY   Tons Of Dynamite Exploded In — Paulding County

—DEFIANCE AREA’ ROCKED— 3 Killed By Dynamite Blast At Ohio Quarry

Strikes Hit Supply Of Bread and Milk  W. Coast Bakers Out, Pittsburgh Talks Fail

No Relief In Sight In Milk, ' Bread Strikes  West Coast Hit As Is Pen nnsylvania By

BREAD SHORTAGE HITS WEST COAST   STRIKE HALTS WHOLESALE BAKING IN LOS ANGELES AND OTHER CITIES.

PHYSICIAN SAYS ‘BRAIN SNAPPED' Doctor Admits Injecting Air Into Body Of Cancer Patient

Gate City Road Bid To Be Given   Project Estimated To Cost $906,000; To Be Let June 16

4-Lane Highway From Kingsport On Project List  ’ ‘Fhree-Mile Section On Route 23. Up Fo   ’ fhree-Mile Section On Route 23. Up. Fe Final Federal Okay

New Gate City Road Bids To BeLet June 16  9-Mite, Four-Lame   9-Mile, Four-Lare Project Estimated Te Cast $906,000

Fine Building Big Majority   Duff Says Campaign With Fine  Aimed At Ending ‘Grundyism’

Governor Ousts Old GOP Leadership  Duff Forces Win In  Pennsylvania Vote

Election Makes  Governor Top G. (. P. Leader   His Whole Slate Carried to Victory After Campaign to Destroy ‘Grundyism’: Dilworth an Easy Winner.

DUFF AND. TAKE LEADS IN PENNSYLVANIA   Candidates, Supported By GOP Boss Grundy, Trailing Badly   DILWORTH LEADING IN DEMOCRATIC RACE

Whole Duff Slate Takes Lead Over Grundy Men Triumph of New Republicanism  fh ic ee      Election Tables Showing How Crawford County Districts Voted Will Be Found on Pave Six

NUFF NOMINATED 10 U. S. SENATE, JUDGE FINE WINS   Governor Victorious in Pichi Against Long-Time G. 0. P. Leadership in Pennsylvania,   HE DIRECTED FIRE AGAINST “GRUNDYVISIST   Primary Attracts Nationa’ Attention Because of Pos. sible Effect cn 1952 Presidential Race.

Cooke Concedes Before Count  Half Completed   Result Makes Present Governor Top Leader Of Kev GOP District

Duff, Fine Win GOP  Pennsylvania Primary  Result Makes Governor Top Leader Of Party In State; Grundy Was Target

Vote Late In Coming In Throughout The State Interest In Election Was Below Par

Dewey To Propose  International Plan  Major Speech Full Of Detail On Crisis

Flood Seriously Threatens Life In Canadian City   Winnipeg May Haye To Evacuate Some 200,000

300,000 Set  To Flee Flood  At Winnipeg River Still Rising, Army Called In

Floods Crush Canada Dikes:   Waters May Force Winnipeg Evacuation

Rampaging Flood Waters Crush All Dykes But One Protecting City of 300,000

RAPIDLY RISING WATERS THREATEN WINNIPEG, CANADA   Evacuation of City of 300,000 Becomes Possibility—All Protecting Dikes but One Crushed.   STORMS IN CENTRAL U.S. LEAVE 11 DEAD   Kain or Snow Falls in Several States—Northeast Texas and Arkansas Report Showers,

City Of 300,000 Has Lone Dyke Holding Floods   Vicious Spring Storm Turns Canadian Area Into Multi-Million  Dollar Damaae Scene

At Least 12 Persons Dead As Storm Lashes Mid-U.S.   Rampaging Flood Waters Threaten Winnipeg, Canada, With Total Evacuation As 7 Protection Measures Fail: Damage In U. S. Hits Millions

NORTH STATES, CANADA HIT BY FIERCE WINDS   Threat of Disastrous Flood at Winnipeg—Damage in Sector Mountina

U.S. Group Eyed As Key In Peace Hunt   Vandenberg Calls For Formation Of Non-Partisan Peace Commission

Youngdahl Has Role ir Berlin Fete  Governor to Leave Today for UN

(MILITIA CALLED OUT  West Canada, North Idaho  Periled by Flood Water

Trains Crash ‘In Logansport   Passenger Carrier Strikes Switch Engine In Yards

Iwo Statehood Bills Held Up  Dixie Democrats See Tactical Victory

Statehood Vote In Senate Is Blocked By Dixie Democrats   Filibuster Threat Hangs Over Bill

Trojan Ship’ Measure Passe:  1 Dict PRS   All Foreign Craft To Be Inspected

Smith In Gutter Three Days. Declined To Call Doctor As Others Injured Worse Than He

Was Hit in Right Wrist Mother Visits Pfc. Smith In Walter Reed Ilospital.

Soldier Concerned About His Home, But Legion Boys Have All Answers

Amputee Cheerful as Mom Arrives   Tells How He Lost Parts of All Four Limbs in Korea.

MOTHER VISITS WOUNDED SON   First Quadruple Amputee Of Korean War At Walter Reed Hospital

No Tears As Mom Visits Pfc. Smith  Amputee Is Cheered By News From Home

 ‘Hi Mom’ — ‘Hello Bob’ ‘ Mother And Amputee Son  ‘Hold Tearless Reunior

GOVERNORS ARE ASKED TO BACK OVERSEAS AID   Secretary Silent On China Policy ‘During Quiz Period

Pickets Ousted In Textile Row; Violence Fades   Atomic Workers Win Wage Hike; Dairy Walkout Talks Slated

Strikes Cost PRR 45 Million in '49,  Franklin Asserts   Huge Loss In Revenue . Attributed Largely To Coal, Steel Strikes

Nylon Helmets Tested for Troops  BUT ARMY STILL NEEDS PIGEONS, MULES

ORDER IS RECEIVED   Postmaster Williams i Studving Postal Economy Move

Auto Industry Could Turn Out Arms Faster Than in WW Il if Emergency Arises

Giant Automobile Industry Geared To Speed Up Arms   By DAVID J. WILKIE Associated Press Automotive  Loe oF Saas

Auto Industry Ready For Another War  Huge Production Capacity Can Be Caaansd lin

Auto Industry Geared fo War Emergencies   High Auto Sources Say “Industry Could Buitd More Armament Faster  Than in World War Il

COULD BUILD FASTER THAN IN LAST WAR   Some ‘Military Work Now Under Way; Industry Exécutive Says

Auto Industry Ready For Another War  Huge Production Capacity Can Be Speeded Up

Auto Makers Are Prepared   Can Build Armaments Much Fester This Time ii War Production Needed

Executives Won't Talk But Giant Auto Indusiry Ready for Fast War Products

Industry Ready For Emergency      Giant Auto Plants Called “Freedom’s Arsenal”

Denies Russians Flying Planes in War   Car Industry Ready In Case of Emergency

Kuto Industry Can Beat Last War's Record   American Arms Will Be Produced Faster Says Automotive Leader

Bonus Board Slows Paying Until 195]   Withhold 18,000 Checks Due to Fund Shortage

Bonus Board is Cutting Operations As Funds Dwindle  1951 Legislature Will be Asked for $6.6 Million More

Report Tibet Asks China Oust Troops   Envoys Set Terms for Journey to Peiping; Doubt Firing Stopped

Tibet Calls On China To Call Off Troops   Little Nation In Formal Appeal To Communists

CHINESE TROOP REMOVAL ASKED   Tibet Makes That Stipulation Before Beginning Negotiations

Tibet Calls On China to Halt Invasion   Report of Reds'  Ceasefire Order cag hs] ie ne a 

AID FOR KOREA FORMOSA SEEN BY DEM CHIEFS   Acheson Will Ask New Study Of $60 Million  Korean Program

Congress Votes On Economic Aic Measures Today  Both Formosa And South Korea Plans

AlD FORMOSA SEEN BY DEM CHIEFS   Acheson Will Ask New Study Of $60 Million  Korean Program

Proposal In Congress I: To Extend Economi Aid To Both A siati Nations Through June

District Residents File Smog Case Damage Suits   Belle Vernon, New Salem, Scottdale Persons Seek Claims From Donora Steel Co. Fumes

Soviet Spy May Not Quit Country  Gubitchevy Won't Give Up Right For Appeal

Gubitchev Will Stay And Fight  Appeal Right Lost Had He Gone Home

Politics Missing At Germany Fair  Frankfurt Festival Biagest Since War

Shortage Of Wool Assailed   ‘Munitions Board Tapped For Plight Of Truops Hit By Korean Cold.

pam a ee  \Munitions Board Did Pienty Of Wool Gathering But Failed To Stockpile Enough For The Army

MacArthur Repulsed By One Man — — — Ne ea ne inane  Tron Curtain Nations Get  News Of Inchon Invasion

Well Guarded Secret That MacArthur's UN Forces Made Landing At Inchon Reaches All Communist Countries

REDS FINALLY — ADMIT INVASION RY M’ARTHUR   Try to Make Full Seale Landing Appear as Raid

SVRSUPREGS YF SANS NN 4884 B BUS GS Bad? £ a?  Senate Delays  FEPC Action

Foreian Aid {s Given Priority Over FEPC Bill   Southern Senators Hail Postponement; Truman Behind Move

NSRB Preparing ‘Master Plan’ Any Future Mobilization Could Probably Set Speed Record

Any Future War Mobilization Could Probably Establish New Sneed Mark

Rebels Beaten In Puerto Rico;  40 Lose Lives   400 Guardsmen Reduce 2 O£ Anti-Americans’ Strongholds

Chief Reveley Heads New State Group  Stephens Fire Chief le EBlaetaA Ta   Stephens Fire Chief Is Elected To Presidency

Decision On Cigarette Tax Near   Passage In Senate Would Complete Program Of Sessior

Report Communist Regime. Set Up... For Tibetans  Dispatches Declare Treaty Gives Reds Sole Minina Richts

LOSS EXTENSIVE IN RESORT FIRE   Entire Block Razed _at Hampton Beach, N. H..

MANY OTATES WILE VOTE OM VARIED TENTS   Gambling, Bonus, Red Curbs Liquor, Pensions Face Voters’ Choice.

DEMOS DEMAND MCARTHY GIVE UP RED FILES   Hot Row Results From His Charge Probers Are Acheson Tools

McCarthy Charge Stirs Hot Row   Senators Don’t Like Being Called Whitewash “Tools”.

DEMS CHARGED STATE DEPT. TOOL IN PROBE   McCarthy Accusation Accompanies More Disloyalty Claims

Row in Senate Caucus Room Follows Charge By McCarthy in Probe of State Department

McCarthy Told To Offer Files In Red Charges   Fempers Flare As Senate eraue Continues. Heorinas

SEN. M'CARTHY HITS GULLEAWUED   ACCUSES THEM OF ACTING AS “TOOL OF STATE. DEPARTMENT" IN RED PROBE.

Heated 2-Hour Debate Rages At Red Inquiry   McCarthy Charges His Colleagues Are Tools Of State Department

Word Battle Flares During Senate Probe   Sen. McCarthy Calls Committee ‘Tool of State Department,’ Gets Heated Reply

FROST IN PICTURE   For Northwest Part of Kansas; Some Rivers  Flooding

Attackers Race Tank Column Toward Rail Hub In South Korea   M’‘ Arthur Mum On Report of Trapped Americans; Planes Off Carriers Batter Enemy in North

AUSTIN IS PREPARING HAYMAKER FOR MALIK   U.S. Not Going To Let Soviet Delegate Get Away With Anything, Spokesman Sars

Fireworks Seen In U. N. Council Meet This Week   Austin Now Expected Tx Aim ‘Haymaker’ At Russian Leader

Soft Words Fail, U.S. Plans ‘Haymaker’ for Malik in UN   Delegation Determined Not To Permit Russians To Get Away With Accusations

Texas Has Coldest Day Of Season   Lows Range Down to 20 at Lubbock; More of Same Seen

0-year Sentence for Schulmeister  Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Count

“Anly Calendar   Women, Children Used as Shield by Reds in Yongdong Battle

“Americans Don't Fire On Women and Children"—  Reds Use Human Shield For Attacks

Herd Women, Children Ahead Commis Use Human Shield To Cover Anoroach of 4 Tanks

Korean Women, Children Forced ToShieldReds  _ Flank Behind Screen Of Noncembatants

Reds Take Yongdong By Attacking Under Human Shield Of Hundreds Of Civilians, Including The Children

Wer Balance Sheet. For Week  Here's UP Roundup Cf Good News And Bad

Good News Overshadows the Bad On World’s Hot, Cold War Fronts   GOOD NEWS.

Girl Missing In Air Derby   Whereabouts of Pilo' In Montreal-Florida Race ig Unknown

CONTENDER IN AIR — RACE IS MISSING   No Word From Girl Since Takeoff at Scranton

INTO MUSIC SOCIETY Gold Key of Phi Kappa Lambda to  Seven New Members

11,000 More Set For Physicals  aiainigg-td Needed to Fill  TS sere: USNs) irre SMe hates

Ohio Calls For 11,000 More Men  Number Needed To Induct 2.860 Quota

Say Uprising Inspired By Communists   Heavy Casualties Reported in Sharp Fighting at La Paz

13 Killed as Bolivia Nips Red Revolt.   Troops, Police Seize 400 Rebels, Snipers; 112 Reported Wounded

FULLBRIGHT TO ASK CONGRESS FOR ONE BOSS OVER REC. .   Pressing Action Despite Opposition Of Truman, Seeks Group's Backing.

Fulbright Will Ask Congress fo Put RFC Under Single Boss   Douglas to Back Plan; Political Interference Hearings Start Soon

Sleepily Ignores Family's Pleas Father Of Nine Dies As Farm Home Burns

Bown the Peninsula Eightk - Army Fights Minor En gagements   BOGGED BY SILENCE 

Planned Withdrawal Continues Under Heavy Supporting Fire   RED VISE ON HUNGNAM   BOGGED BY SILENCE   U. SN. Cease-Fire Commission Blocked by Chinese Stillness

No Reply Yet From Red China  Envoys Take Home  54 Pieces of Luggage

 Direct Appeal to Peiping Unanswered as Chines« Mizsion Heads for Home Via Prague and Moscou

Cease-Fire Commission Is Stumped   Silence of Red Chine on Dircet Appecl te Peiping  Leaves Growy Bogged Bown

NO ANSWER T0 PEACE APPEAL FROM CHINESE   Peiping Ignoring United Na: tions Plea for Talks on Truce.

UN Cease-Fire Group Stalled By Chinese Silence   teds Fail To Answer Direct Appeal For Meeting To Talk Over Truce;  Envovs Leave For Home

Communist China Silence Delays Cease-Fire Move  UN Commission Still i oe wT a oe Tr.   UN Commission Still Has No Answer To It: Appeal To Peiping

STATE DEPT, HOPES TO PUT RUSSIA ON SPOT   Charges Moscow With Trying to Grab China Territory

Acheson Thinks Reds Put On Spot   Ammunition For Propaganda War Is Collected

Soviets Trying To Take Four Areas of China   Acheson Makes Clair Against Russia at Press Club Meeting

Hopes Russiz Put On Spot   Acheson Charges Mascow Trying Ta Steal Land

Acheson Says Reds ‘Steal’ Ching  Secretory Trying  ‘o Put Moscow   Secretary Trying  To Put Moscow On Spot in Asia; Names Four Areas

Uncle Sam Tries Te Hit At Russ   State Department Is Attempting to Put Soviet on Spot.

Reds Stealing Half of China, U.S. Charges   Acheson’s Speech Aims To Embarrass Cammainist Puonpets

Soviet. In Process Of Taking Over Four Areas, Secretary Says   Mao Reported Put In Delicate Spot   Russian Propaganda Seen - Backfiring To Advant age Of U. S&S.

Ballad Singer Burl lves Says There’s Nothing Shortens Life More Than Living

Duff Trounces U.S. Senate’s No. 2 Democrat   Fine Succeeds Duff as Governor; “Glorious Victory” Is Proclaimed by GOP Chairman

Heavy Balloting Throughout [State Gives Duff - Fine Ticket ‘a Majority Exceeding 125,000

Republicans Sweep State As Near-Recort Vote Is Recorded — ‘Big Red’ Gains Statur As 1952 Presidential Possibility

Punxsutawney Protests  West Vi irginta Accused Of Plot to Steal Name. Fame of Town in Pa.

Predict Cold Wave In State Wednesda  Invades Minnesota And Spreads South

Another Blizzard Heading: This Way   Spring-Like Weather _ Won’t Be Here Long

American Successes In Korea Noted; U.S. 2nd  Division Now In Action

RED THRUSTS ABOVE TAEGU ARE REDUCED  ‘ales nemy imei In Taet Nak t¢   Enemy Regiment In Last Naktong Bridgehead Staggered bv Blows.

Reds Beaten Back By Surprise Counter-Attack --2nd Infantry Reports Reds Running From GI’s

Yanks Attack Bridgehead East Of Naktong Rive   Allies Counter-Attack All Around Rim of Korean Beachhead

GT's Stagger Reds in Last River Toehokc   U.S. 2nd Division Goes Into Action As Unit for First Time

U.S.Army’s 2nd Division  Joins Fight   Staggering Blows Dealt Communists In Four Sectors

Allies Counterattacking All Around Bridgehead; Enemy ‘Gives Ground On Two Flanks

U. 8, 2nd Infantry Goes Into Action For First Time—Storms Bridgehead On Naktong’s East Rank   MT. PUGYE TAKEN BY NORTH KOREANS

Entire Battleline Is Aflame; Communists Reel Before Attacks   Both Ends Of Line Bent Back, Taegu Bulge Deflated, Naktong Beachhead Staggerd.

Reds Thrown Back North Of Capital   North Koreans Run From Fighting As Fresh U.S. Troops Charge In South

2nd Infantry Cuts Enemy Supply Line  UN Forces Launed Counterattacks “AL Alana Eoeand

Cut Down Red Penetrations North of Taegu, Wipe Out Largest Part of Naktong Bridgehead, Advance in South As Reds Continue to Mass

Red Supply Line Near Taegu Cut By Infanfrymen   25th Division Advances, Takes Strategic Hill

Naktong Bulge Cut Down by 2d_ Division   South Koreans Open Attack Near Pohang; British Hit Island

2nd Division Sees Action For The First Time As Unit Today   \Fresh Troops Catch Communists Flatfooted

Aim At Eliminating — Korean Beachhead Along Naktong River   2nd Division Sees First United.Action

TANKS AND PLANES HAMMER N. KOREAN FORCES FURIOUSLY   South Koreans Regain Most of Ground Lost In First Momentum of Red Attack; Only Local Skirmishing Reported On Comparativ ely Quiet Southern Front.

UN Forces Strike Back At Red Foes   US 2nd Infantry Division Storms Enemy Bridgehead

Allies Stagger Enemy Regiment In The Last Naktong Bridgehead And Bend Back Both Ends Of North Korean Line — Infantry Cuts The Enemy’s Supply Line

Old Al Capone Syndicate Is Still Active   Senator Told Its Underworld Links. Reach Many Cities

Families Grow Beyond Houses   ‘Larger Units Are Needed U.S, Official Asserts

Thomas Trails In Okla. Runoff  Long Leading In Louisiana Primary

Western European Nations, Without Britain, Manning Secret Stee! Plans

Open Coal Talks In West Europe   Six Nations Begin Secre' Negotiations to Merge Industry

Six West European Nations Begin Secret Discussion Today Of Revolutionary Plan To Merge Coal And Steel Industries Soon

Greater Aid To Be Asked For Hospital   Architect To Alter Plans To Cut Cost To Meet Estimates

Hospital Costs Will Be Altered  To Meet Estimates; Seek Atd Aditustment

Bidault Rule Near Callapse After Tie Vote   Experts In Arguments Over Whether Action Demands Downfall

Tie Of 293-293 Result On Vote Of Confidence   Experts Argue Over Effect Of Tie On Bidault

Marshall Says Reds Thrusts Just Beginning   Calls Strengthening of Defenses in West Job of All in Pact

CITY MAIL-SERVICE CUT TO: ONE DELIVERY DAILY   Slash Order: From Washing: ton ‘Effective: At ‘Once   Shorter Hours “Set For Seturdays f At ‘Broadway Station: No ‘Layotts Seen Now -

CITY MAIL: SERVICE CUT TO ONE DELIVERY DAILY  Slash Order From Washington Effective At Once     Shorter Hours Set For Saturdays At Broadway Station; No Lavoffa Seen Now

RED DELEGATE TALKS ‘PEACE WITH UN CHIEE   India Takes Lead In Try to End East Crisis

Red China Holds Talks in Private with India, Lie   Separate Meetings Believed to Be Start of Peace Discussions

THREE OHIO TEEN-AGE LIFERS ATTEND ‘SCHOOL’ IN PRISON ~      Youths Segregated From_Older Men____ By Warden's Orders:

RECORD LIVING COSTS FORESEEN  Federal Economist Warns U.S. Faces Period Of ‘Austerity’

HARDER LIFE FORECAST Home Front Controls Due For Years, Official Savs

Higher Taxes And Tighter Credit Due To Stay, Valentine Says   NO ACTION NOW ON WAGE-PRICE CURBS

Economic Chief Valentine Warns Nation: Many Privations Lie Ahead’

Home-Front Controls May Last For Years  Valentine Asks Co-operation;” Even Higher Foor Prices Predicted

Americans Advised to Steel Themselves for Long Years of Harder Life

Rush of Negroes to O. U. in Effort to Enroll, Some Asking For Undergraduate Classes

NEGRO STUDENT ENTRIES BOOST CLASSES AT OU   Many Applicants Seek Admission to Summer Courses After Barrier Is Lifted

Believe Pranksters Caused Costly Fire  Large Hay Stack Burns: House Threatened

Austrian Beauty Awaits ‘Don Juan’  Marriage To Follow Romance of Letters

Swift Probe Of Shipping Senate Group Acts To  Halt Flow of Strategic Material to Red China

j Will Probe Flow of War Materiel fo Reds   Senate Sub-Cammittea Would Learn If U, 5. Has Pluqged Loopholes

_THERE'S GOOD NEWS TODAY High Blood Pressure Thought To Improve On Personality

There’'s Some Good in Everything, --Yes, Even High Blood Pressure

Third of States Will Lose, Gain Seats in Congress  1950 Census Will Bring Changes ee

Punishment For Vogeler Urged   Hungarian Prosecutor Asks far ‘Most Severe’ Penalty for American

Hungarian Prosecutor Asks Severe Punishment For U. S.  Businessman On Spy Charge

‘Demands Court  Render Vogele  Severe Penal   Tito Assured No Strin  Attached To U. $. AG Israel Reports . Cri  G

Severe Penalty Is Requested For Vogeler  Friends Say ‘His ‘Confession’ Was flnt OF DObaenntinn

LIaT VOGELER AD GREAT oPY FOR AMERICA   Most Severe Punishment Is Requested Today by Hungarian Prosecutor.

American Giclee Withant Dusace We   American Confessed Without Duress, He Says; Asks Mercy

Sharon Milk Dealers Refuse To Comply With Increases Ordered By Commission

a ee eS ee a a  SS OOS le” lO Ea =   AGift That Is New Every Day of the Year

KOREAN REDS WERE BUILDING HUGE RESERVE FOR WARFARE.   Inchon-Seoul Area Is Key Position Of “Manpower Lift”

Census Takers To Get Pay Hike   Take Applications For 140,000 Jobs

See PLEADS GUILTY TO 59 COUNTS  ~Frank Erickson Becomes Firs Ton Victim In Rackets Probe

Racing Fire Kulls Kieht in  Family Today   Father. Mother and Six Children Perish As  Maine Home is Burnec

Eight Perish In Home Fire   ‘Mother of 6 Flees With Critical Burns

8 Members of Family: Die in Burning House   Six Children Included Among Victims—_ Father Loses Life in Vain Attempt to Rescue Them—Mother in Critical’ Condition.   TRAPPED ON SECOND FLOOR

Maine Fire Kills Eight In Family.  Injures Ninth   Father Periehes Trying To Resene Others; Mother Said In Poor Condition

8 MEMBERS OF FAMILY PERISH IN MAINE FIRE   Mother of Six Critically Burned, May Be Only Survivor 6f Tragedy

House Destroyec By Fire, Eiht In Family Die   Father, Six Children And His Mother Are Burned Fatally

Eight in Family Killed By Flames in Maine Fire   Man, His Mother and Six Children Dead, Widow ls Near Death

Fire Kills Eight From One Family   Womon Found Struggling Through Maine Snow to Road, Critically Injured

Robert Hiner, 8, Certain There's” A Real Santa: His Father's Home

Jobless Village Aided By Nation  Packages Pile Up For Shallmar, Md.

Aid Poursi in to Shalimar, Coal Tow Left Destitute by Mine Closure

Senate Maps Nation-Wide Crime Probe   Agents to Adopt Same System That Trapped Capone

GAMBLERS A RACKETEERS IN FOR HOT TIME   Nation’s ‘Big Shots’ Had Bet, ter Have Their Income Tax Records Ready

Intensive Hunt To Run Down Racketeers  Cross Checking On Gambling And Crime Operations

Senate Grour Maps Drive On Gamblers   ‘Same Methods That Trapped Capone te . Be Used in Probe

LIQUOR SALES ~ NIPPED AGAIN   Other States Cannot Purchase ‘Whisky Confiscated by Oklahomo Sherifés

Gult States Braced as Big Hurricane Heads for Coast   Sterm Expected to Hit Mississippi and Alabama Beaches

Fire Ravages Morehead City Frozen Food Locker Today   250, 000 Gallons Of Water Poured Onto Blaze Fanned By Hich Coastal Winds

Column Left   +e @ Chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and Yaith! he'll print it... ”—Burns.

Ship Sinking New Incident  Chinnsn Crammuniate Blan   Chinese Communists Blam Amarican Vessel, Owners Deny Resconsibility

Chinese Reds Claim Laws Ignored  U.S. Freighter Blamed For Collision, Sinking

Chinese Reds Blame U.S. Ship For Accident   Say Freighter Rammed Vessel; 70 Chinese Drown

Ship Sinking New Incident   Chinese Communists Blam Amoricon Vessel, Owners Dany Responsibility

U.S. Freighter Blamed In Crash   Chinese Commie Report 70 Drowned

BOATS COLLIDE IN YELLOW SEA FOG   Radio Declares Americans. Ignored Maritime Laws   Deny Charge Capt. Murray Was Negligent: Rescue Efforts Described

Sinking Kills 70 Chinamen   Reds Blame American Vessel For Collisjan

I$ BLAMED IN SHIP SINKING   70 Lives Lost In Raming Of Chinese Boat, Red Radio Says

Chinese Communists Blamé American Craft For Collision With Their Ship In Very Heavy Fog, With 70 Lives Lost; Charge Being Denied

Bomb Blasts  Bedroom ot Mobster   Radar-Guarded Home Damaged in Sixth Attempt on Life

— SIXTH ATTEMPT ON LIFE — ‘Mickey Cohen Escapes As Bomb Ruins Home

Mickey Cohen Escapes Assassins for Sixth Time   Bomb Blast Wrecks Bedroom, But Mobster Wasn't In It.

Legislative Commission Studies Voting Machines To Speed Assembly Action

HUSH-HUSH PREVIEW _HELD  Top Army Brass Study Proposed Gray Uniform

Rain Keeps Allied Planes Grounded —Reds Punch Back In Virtually Every Sector—Foe Less Than Fifty Miles From Fallen Capital

Chinese-Korean Counterattack Hurls U.N. Back   Only U.S. Marines Are on Offensive On Northeast Front

U.N. Line Sags In Northwest Korea   Drenching Rainstorm Hurts U. N. Troops More Than It Does Resurgent North Koreans And Their Red Chinese Comrades

Counter Attack by Red Enemy Forces Retreat   Downpour Grounds Planes and Hampers Strike to Free Men

Allies Dealt  Serious Blow   Communiste Strike to Within 47 Miles of Pyongyang at One Point: Rain Hurts Allies

Rains Help Reds Dent  Sagging Line   Counterattack In Korea Sends U.N. Armies Reeling

Reds Force UN Withdrawal On Entire Front   Drenching Rainstorm Adds To Difficulties Of Allied Armies; Communists Drive Near Pyongyang

Downpour Handicaps Allies; Chinese-Korean Reds Drive U.N. Forces Back in Northwest

Temperatures   U.N. Airpower Halts Until ‘Weather Clears in Korea: Reds Capture U. S. Tanks

Try in Vain To Smash Red Trap   Sagging U.N, Line In Peril as Enemy Power Streams in Fram ¢ha Narth

Struggle i in Downpour In Korea   UN Airpower Grounded as Allies Battle to Rescue Trapped Comrades   SAY ‘VERY SERIOUS’   Only One UN Unit, on thé Northeast Froni, Is on The Offensive Now

Rain Hits U.N. Attack Along Front   U. S. Tank Push Goes Into 50-Mile Retreat From Point Close to  Border

Rainstorm Halts Rescue Attempts For Cut-Off Men   U. S. Withdrawal For 50 Miles Is Cansed In North

Communists Drive Back U. N. Forces  Two Regiments Caught In Trap

pthc   Downpour Hampers Efforts to Rescue Two American Regiments Cut Off by Reds.   U.S. TANKS FALL BACK 50 MILES.   Combined Chinese ond North Koreans.Stop U. N. More Chinese. ‘Troops Sighted in Manchuria.

Still Strive To Rescue  Men In Trap   Eighth Army Admits Things Are ‘Serious’ As Enemy Strikes

Leathernecks Stage Drive In Northeast   Allied Forces Pull Back To Within 47 Miles Of Pyongyang

Rain Vv Weather Grounds U.S, Air Support   Counterattacking Reds At One Point Only 47 MilesFromPvongvang

Rain Grounds American Air Force Planes   Reds Capture Much Equipment In New Counter-Attacks

Planes. Stalled By Rain    Sthashing Red Attacks  ae Withdrawal Of   : iles in One Area; aD nk Unite Still Tranned

American Units Still Surrounded   Drenching Rains Homper Efforts To Rescue Trapped Men

Rainstorm Hurts Efforts To Help American Forces  Combined Chinese Red. Korean Counterattack Pushes Back UN kines

ALLIED LINES SAGGING UNDER FiERCE DRIVE   Remnants of Two American Regiments Still Entrapped

Rain Cuts off Air Power of  Sagging Allies   Yanks Struggling to Rescue Remnants of Two Regiments Caught Behind Enemy Lines

"Allied Forces Continue Efforts To Rescue Men Trapped By Red Surge

Unable To Aid Two Trapped US. Regiments   Reds Continue Strong Attack On U.N. Units

Troops Battle  To Rescue Two Trapped Units  Red Chinese Spark Determined Drive ‘

Allies Struggle To Rescue Parts Of 2 Regiments  Drenching Rainstorm Hurts UN Men Most

UN Forces Sent Reeling By Red Counterattacks   Only US Marines In Northeast Are In Offensive Position

Two American Units Trapped By Communists  Sagging Allied Line Gets Reinforcements

Drenching Rain Falls Temporarily Stepping Movement ‘of U. N. Air and Ground  Forces.   RED COUNTERATTACK SURGES FORWARD

UN Forces Make General Retreat — On Korean Front   Drenching Rainstorm Slows Attempt To Rescue Two U. S. Regiments Trapped in Northwest

Allies Reeling Back in Northwest Before Resurgent Korean Reds   Drenching Roinstorm Curtails U.S. Air Power, Handicaps Effort to Rescue Elements of Two Regiments; 24th Division Units Pull Back

Allied Forces Struggle In Downpour to Save Remnants of Two  Trapped American Units

‘Fwo American Regiments Are Trapped in North west Korea   ‘GAINS MADE BY REDS  Counterattack Sent U. N. Forces Reeling in All Sactars

Allies Seeking ToRescue Pals Halted By Rain   Korean Battle Grows Stiffer For UN Forces

U.N. Forces Fal Back Along All . Sectors in Korea  ‘Situation Described Serious as Chinese  Soe Ss fee

Counterattacks Sends Yanks Reeling Back  One Red Push Drives   One Red Push Drives To Within 47 Miles of Pyonayana

Deluge Curtails Air Support for Attacks on Reds  U.N. Lines Reeling Back in Northwest From Enemy Drive

Drenching Rain Cuts Off Air Support As Troops Are Driven to. Retreat   Chinese - Koreans In Fierce Attack   Send U. N. Forces Reeling Back on All Fronts; L U.S, Loses 13 Tanks

2 American Regiments © Are Trapped  Drenching Rainstorm Bogs Down Efforts To Rescue Remnants OF

COUNTERATTACK BY REDS SENDS ALLIES REELING   RAINSTORM HINDERS EFFORT TO RESCUE TWO U. S. REGIMENTS

Heavy Rain Hurts Allies Most; Plane Action Curbed   Communists 47 Miles from  Fallen North Korean   Capital

AIR POWER IS GROUNDED BY DOWNPOUR; 13 AMERICAN TANKS CAPTURED BY REDS

AIRPOWER 1S GROUNDED BY RAINSTORM   Downpour Hampers Efforts to Rescue Two American Regiments Cut Off by Reds.   U.S. TANKS FALL BACK 50 MILES   Combined Chinese and North Koreans.Stop VU, N. More Chinese Troops Sighted in Manchuria.

Rains Hamper Allied Fight To Rescue Remnants Of Two Trapped Yank Regiments

Moscow Hides War Prisoners.  Allies Claim 400,000 Germans Missing

RUSSIA DENIES PRISONERS HELD   Allies Claim That Nation Still Holding 400.000 Germans

BALLS OF FUZZ CLING TO PLANE  Kittens Ride 175 Miles. in Landing-gear Recess

Another Hike In Phone Rates To Be Sought   Southern Bell Says Levy Needed to Pay for New Contract With Union

Political Test For President  Seen in Fight  : Three Other States   Three Other States Hold Elections for Important Posts

States Righters Ahead of Alabama Rivals But Hili Leads Opponent for Senate;   Fercuson Assumes Lead in Ohio

Special UN Council Session Called Today on Formosa, Korea   Move Comes After Russ Maneuver Assembly Bid to Red China Envoys

 May Ask Venue Change  ‘Three White Men Indicted For Murder In Massacre Of Children

Attorney-General To Run On The  Democratic Slate   Insistent And Repeated Advice Of Friends Causes Young State Official To Become Candidate; Wiley’s Defeat Called No. 1 Goal Of Democratic Campaign

Cool Weather On Way Out  Hint Spring May   Hint Spring May Stay After Toniaht

N. Alabamians Due For Rain   New Cold Wave Strikes Mid-Western Areas

SAA RNAReeENNt: ite ii, ctemammenaminabinanel CINCINNATI BUILDING DAMAGED BY FIRE

Florida Alerted For Hurricane From the Gulf   Low Areas Evacuated In Tampa Section as Second Storm Nears

Flood Waters On Rampage In Six States   Wheeling, W. Va., Braces For 45-foot Level In Chio River

New Cold Wave. Heads This Way; Ohio Is Flooding   ‘Another Snowstorm Lay: ing’a Blanket Over ~ the East

Weather Roughs Up In New Fury  Gales, Snow, Flood, And Cold Reported

Huge Audience Expected to Witness High Schools 69th Annual Commencement   Park Ampitheater Will Be Used, If Weather Permits

2 Teen-Agers Block ‘Tracks   Cocky Schoolboys Refuse To Give Reason For Act

Youths Admit Attempting To Derail Trains   Two 'Tough-Talking Kids Stacked Steel Bars Or C&NW Track To Nearl; Derail 2 Trains

CANDIDATES 60 BAGK TO FIGHT   Graham And Smith Push Their Campaigns For Senatorial Nomination.

Two Contenders For Senate Job Remain On Road   Graham Visits In Wilson; Smith To Broadcast Tonight

N.C. Candidate: Make Personal Appeal To Vofers   Runoff Primary On Saturday

supporters Active On Kadio  ‘A Fair Count, No Mix-Up. PIL Win’ -- Smith

Bricker Raps Price Control   Calls Use in Peace ‘Almost Impossible’

Fire Wipes Out All Of Family Of Eight  Wood Cabin Had Only One Way Out .

AE-ROOM PYRE - Blaze Kills F amily of Eight  In Oregon Woods Cabin

Oleo Action Given Lift By Senators   Demos Agree Not To Offer Riders To Repeal Bill

MOSCOW CREATES NAVY MINISTRY   Separation Of Armed Forces Follows Reports Of Power Expansion

7,000 REDS POUR ACROSS RIVER LINE   North Koreans Force Two Bridgeheads Across Naktong Threatening Yanks in Taegu Area.   REPORT GUERRILLAS MENACING POHANG   Marines and Infantry Slug Ahead in South, Gain 10 Miles, Rescue Trapped Army Unit.

Gov. Smith Talks Fk or Gas ‘Tax Measure Opponent Makes  ry ° e  Falk Against it  In St. Joseph

Smith May Ask Increased Taxes On Truck Lines   Opponents Claim Gas Tax Bill Will Bring a "Political Grab Baa‘

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   VFW MEETING IS SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Senator Frowns on Hunt's Plan  McCa rthy Opposes An  Sboesmrmare ee AS I ewe ree tir

Move fo Abolish immunity Opens  McCarthy Opposes Hunt's Proposal

Fire Near lonia Takes 4 Lives  Mother And 3 Sma!   Mother And 3 Small Children Trapped

Profs Oppose Loyalty Oath   Stand Against ‘Discriminatory’ Requirement May Cost 900 California Men Jobs

U. of California Faculty Opposes Special Oath   Non-Communist Stand Held Discriminatory by 900 Professors

900 Professors Defy Oath Order Of Cal Regents   Vow Called Threat to Academic Freedom Discriminatory

Professors Balk  At Non-Red Oath  California Educators Vote Against Signing “Threat to Freedom”

Non-Red Oath  Rejected By  Professors   U. of Califomia Teachers Declare It Discriminatory

Anti-Red Oath ls Spurned By 900 Professors   California Educators Rap Discrimination ©

—_  Body Defies Regents   Say Oath Taken by President Good Enough for Them

South Koreans Mass-Execute More Prisoners Over Hot Allied Protests

Rok Troops Slay Prisoners  As Jails Become Too Crowded  So. Koreans Apologize For Executions Which Allies Appear Powerless To Halt

Big Ground Force Asked By Tydings   Says A-Bomb Pile May Be Difference Jn Air Superiority.

WALKOUTS HIT KF PRD FORD   Kaiser-frazer Plant I: Ciosed By Wildcat Strike

Wildeat Wage Strikes Idle Auto Workers   Agitation For Increases Hamper Operations At Ford, Kaiser-Frazer

a iideat Strikes  fr =F quseete  string Ford  Hudson Joins New Wade Pattern     ares pat

PAY WALKOUTS HAMPER FORD   Hudson Company Apparently Latest To Fall In Line

Auto Workers Press For Hike In Wage Rates   Ford, Kaiser-Frazer, Are Hit by Walkouts; Hudson Boosts Pay

iiuason Joins in Wage Raise  Pay Walkouts Still Hamper Ford Plant

CZECHS CLAIM PERSECUTION BY ARMY OFFICIALS   Those Taken To Germany Last Week Claim “Un democratic Treatment”   COMMUNIST BADGES STOLEN, THEY SAY

Russia Will Never Know Peace In China, Madame Chiang Says In Farewell

Ayers Plant In Knox Co. Hit by Fire   2 Buildings Burn At Sand Mill Owned By Zanesville Firm

Stinkless Skunk Scuttles Stage Scene; Stymies Show's Shocked Staff

Fire 17th lowa Major Disaster In Ninety Years   Worst Was. 1860 Tor. nado Killing 150 ir Clinton County

GOP MAJORITY FACING BATTLE AT EVERY STEP   Williams Group Prepares For a a Canipaigi Of Obici gs ies -

Big Test Between Ac Administration, GOP Majority Due Soon over Budget

Soviet Holds Up Berlin Traffic   Rail Service May Be Cut * Temporarily, Say Officials Today.

Soviets Warn Rail Service To Be Halted   Sobotage Of Rail Facilities Charged

Board Asks 5 New Prospects For Interviews  State Education Post @octhi o8. 2288. 2 @... ld mcs

Board Asks 5 New Prospects For Interviews  State Education Post   State Education Post Still Unfilled Sunday

ST. LOUIS WILDCAT TRANSIT STRIKE ENDS   Busses and Street Cars Rolling Again Under State Seizure After Mayor's Parley.

St. Louis Bus, Street Cars Roll   Operate Again After 3Day Stoppare

Ag 2 Friday, Dec. 23, 1950  ‘Tatooed Stranger’ Opens Sunday at The Rey Thenatra

PULLED OFF NINE CARS  For Ilegal Parking on Univeralty nf Kaeanese Campus

Defense May Claim Air Injections Given Cancer Patient After Death

Says Patient Dead When Ai Was I njected   Chief Counsel For Dr. Sander Claims Tle Has Statement

£xaminer Says IVirs. Borroto Had ‘Expired’ aaa Says Sars. porroto Tiad £xpired  Did Cancer Victim Die Before Air Injections?

Cancer Patient Killing Denied  Woman Already Dead Counsel Claims

Defense Scores Point For Doctor... . ne Ores Toit For Voctor ....  Natural Death Is Claimed In Trial Of Merey Slayer

WHISKY HAZE DISTORTION?   : WHISKY HALE DISTORTION:  Loch Ness Monster Debunked As Mines

Vote Reduces Admission Tax  By 50 Percent   House Committee Slashe: Levy on Various Items In Day of Trimming

House Panel Halves Excise  Admission Tax   One Billion Dollars  Per Year Cut Seen   One Billion Dollars Per Year Cut Seen in Future Action

Husky Destroyed For Killing Boy   Patches, Year-Old Siberian Dog, Given Injection Of Killing Drug.

SENATE VOTES VICE INQUIRY IN WASHINGTON   State Department Issues Denial  Of Charge

Eureka Hotel Hire Kills Five Persons   Among Those Who Lost Lives Were Two Members Of Browning Cage Team

House Votes Hike  In Postal Rates  Penny Post Cards Would Go to 2 Cents

Postal Increases (OK'd By House  Every Class But First Would Be Boosted

House Passes Postage Rafe Increase Bill   Penny Post Cards Would Pass Out Of The Picture

House Okays Postal Boost   Passes Cut-Down Version Of Truman Provosal

House Passes Bill to Raise Postal Rates   §$130.000.000 Hike Is One-Third Sought: Senate Still Must Act

Truman Neat Decision on H-Bomb   Indications Point To Possible Order To Go Ahead

Hal Decision On H-Bomb May Be Soon   President's Close «Advisors Favor Fearsome Weapon

Truman Nod For H-Bomb Is Expected   Early Decision Anticipated From White House Qn U.S. Plans

Capital Signs Point Up H-Bomb Nod   Mounting Evidence Hints Truman  Will Decide Soon

Truman’s Final Decision May Be Favorable on Making Superdeadly Hydrogen Bomb

Close Advisers Said to Back DreadWeapon   Congress Members Claim Majority Support Project

Truman Believed Near Decision On Superbomb   Series Of Events Add Weight To Speculation Weapon To Be Built

Evidence Mounting Truman Is Nearing Grave Decision About H-Bomb--Possibly In Its Favor

Decision Due On Superbom   Truman Believed Near Time When Future of Hydrogen Bomb Fixed

Super Bomh Decision Seems Near  Opinion Weight In Favor of All-out Effort

Hysteria Of People Over H-Bomb Hit   Senater Bricker Says Truman Is Righi About Plan

Solon Ridicules Atomic Hysteria  Claims Capitol Is Safe From Attack

Three-Year-Old Boy, Missing for Two Days, 1s Found Safe and Alive af Forl Lewis

Wife And Sweetheart Of Time-Bomb Lythario Say They Wall Mtand Bu Him

Grant Faces 16 Counts in L.A. Tragedy   Sweetheart and Wife Stand by Jailed Time-Bomber

Bomb Plotter Defended by Death Target   Wife He Intended to Kill, Inamorata  Both ‘Stand by' Him

Nation Pays Homage to Abraham Lincoln, 16th President, on 141st Anniversary of His Birth; Legion Holds Rites at His Tomb

patton Pavs Tribute to 16th President on Birthday  Truman Takes Part in Lincoln Ceremonies

Colder Weather May Ease Off Flood Threats  New Blizzard Brings i aN is pe   New Blizzard Brings fee and Snow Inte Pacifie Northwest

Ohio River Flood Waters Spreading  But Cold Weather May Bring Relief

Ohio Valley Areas Face  High Waters   Kentucky-IIlinois Border Anticipates Higher Flood Crest  Cinete Eoacuntian

Election Nof a Mandate’ Says lowa F. B. Head  Only a Warning To Do a Better Job, Hill Says

Only One Voter Mandate-to Do Better Job: Hill   Assuming Them Dangerous, F.B. President Warns in Talk 

No Special Session, Smith Hints Today   Decision Waits On Talks With St. Louis Mavor

Governor Hints Legislature May Not Be Called   Defers Decision on: - Special Session Until Talk With Darst —

TORNADO DEATH TOLL TO SEVEN   Storm Takes Five Lives at Holdenville Friday—Four Critically Hurt

State Counts Seven Dead in Three Storms   Holdenville Hardest Hit; Five Killed, Many Hurt and 35 Homes Are Demolished in Town

FIGURES HELD AS PRISONERS   Debris of Battle Still Litters Streets

20, 000 Seoul Hostages Reported Taken By Fleeing North Koreans  Politicians, Lawyers, Teachers, Doctors Rewaved: Many Others Escape By Hiding

Two UE Leaders Hit for Contemp!   House Committee Cites Matles, Emspak

7 More Up For Contempt   U.E. Men Cited For Congress Contempt By House Group

More UE Leaders In Pittsburgh And Ohio Cited  Hance IIn-Amarican

SCHOOL VOTE CASE ARGUED   Lincoln Township Resident Seeks To Have Election Declared Void

SCHOOL SUIT IS DISMISSED   Action Against Schoo District Ends For Lack of Evidence

HEADS FORCES TO MEET RED ARERESSIAN   Hisenhower Was Unanimous Choice Of All Nations

RELEASE YOUT IN DEATH CASE   Rule Coloma Girl Took Own Life After Row With Fiance

o Ask Bids or Work On Id Route 40   Part Of Road To Be Relocated; Kline Gets $511,080 Job In Garrett County

Test Will Pr obably Be Made In Remote Pacific Island; Task Is To Beat Russia

Congressional Leaders Called For Fall Speed Ahead To Beat Russia To Punch On Awesome Development

Memorial Tribute Around the World  Observance Began on Kwajelein Island in the Far  Pacific ‘A SALUTE TO BERLIN  :General Marshall at Arling ton Urges Suipport of   General Marshall at Arling: ton Urges Support of the U. N.

Memorial inbute Around the World  Observance Began on Kwa— Jalein Island in the Far Pacific  A SALUTE TO BERLIN  General Marshall at Arlington Urges Support of the U.N.

— MEMORIAL— Divine Aid Asked by Leaders   SERVICES ARE WORLD-WIDE

NATION. HONORS FALLEN HEROES   Oakland Joins With Rest of U.S. In Solemn Tribute .to Those Who Gave Lives for American Ideals

; Americans Honor War Dead With Prayers For Peace; «Johnson Urges Alert Use Of Strength To Prevent War

Flags And Flowers  Deck Graves  T ane ntoawe Aal TF fete   Leaders Ask Living To Match Sacrifices  Of Those Who Died

APPEALS VOICED FOR MEASURES TQ END STRIFE      American Flags Mark Thousands Of Graves Around World-- Prayer For Guidance Urg ed.

Nation Honors Warrior Dead, PraysFor Peace  Flowers, Flags Mark Graves Of Heroes Throunhout World

Russians With Korean Troops  Army Says Advisors In At Least One Unit

Army Asserts Russians Have Advisers in North Korea Communist Army

Army Briefing Officer Reveals Russian Officers Are Serving as Advisers With Qne Unit of North Korean Invaders

Red riopagends Blasted. Army States Kussian Advisers in Invasion

WINDS DIE DOWN IN TEXAS TODAY  West Texas Wheat Crop Hit By Dust

LARGE CROWD HEARS LUCAS IN MT. V. TALK   Senator Upholds Administra. tion in Korean War, Hits Lebor Law.

Former Klan Leader, Who Once Boasted He Was Indiana's “Law,” Now Seeking Parole

Calls For Total Mobilization Of U . Forces  edaion Commander   Legion Commander Speaks At Service At Armistice Hour

Movie Morals Probe By Senate Cancelled   Industry Given A Chance To Clean-Up Volunpo tarily.-

Film Probe Called Off By Senator   Hollywood Gets Chance For Voluntar Cleaning Up

Icy Coat Sheathes  Northern Texas  Snaps Off Telephone Links for 54 Cities

Truman May Impound Loan For Franco Spain, Is Report  Aide ‘Won't Be Surprised,’ If President Blocks Transaction He Has Criticized

President And Acheson Both Have Criticized Such Aid Jo Gen..France 

MONEY LOAN 10 SPAIN IS OPPOSED   President Seen as Ready to Impound If Congress Okays

Truman To Block Proposed Loan  To Franco Spain  Administration Not In Favor Of Transaction

Truman Might Block Cash Aid For Spain   Lawmakers Expected To Make Their Decision  Sometime Today

SPANISH LOAN MAY BE HALTED BY PRESIDENT   Senate, House Okay Item As Part Of Regular Bill

SET ELECTIO AT REM-RAND   UEW Seeking Bargaining Rights In Voting On Feb. ]

President Bids Congress Tighter Espionage Laws   He Asserts Sharper Statutes Are Needed To Protect Nation

i Y ‘Truman Calls   For Tighter Espionare Law   Kconamic Control Bil Likely to Emerge by Tomorrow

Anti-Sabotage, Security Laws Rre Advocated   Many Loopholes to Be Plugged, Congress Told in Message

Tells Congress to Act Against Spying by Reds   Urges Legislation to Require Stiffer Wav on Foreianers

TRUMAN DRAFTS ANTI-RED BILL   REQUIRES ALIENS TO MAKE REPORTS ON ACTIONS HERE

Truman Asks Ti ehter Law  Against Spies   President Also Wants Con. gress To Require Aliens To Report Whereabouts

Truman Asks For Tighter  Laws Covering ?Sabotage   Cotton Market   Russia Scores Victory Over U.S. In Propaganda Battle

Truman Asks New Security Legislation   Would Require Deportable Aliens To Report Activities

Truman To . MakeReqquest  in Special: Message —   To Ask for New Laws Fo Protect Country Against Spies and Saboteurs

Tighter Security Legislation Goal Of Pres. Truman  Wants Deportable   Wants Deportable Aliens to Report

Anti-Sabotage Law Is Sought   Truman Asks Congress For Tighter Statute

Tightening Up of Security Laws Asked by Truman  — Asks Extension Of Statute of Limitations

Anti-Sabotage Laws Asked By President   Truman Calls For Strict Security And Espionage Legislation Immediately

Truman Asks Bill to Curh Spies, Aliens   Tighter Espionage Law Needed In View o1 Red Menace, Claim

Truman Wants Legislation To Cope With Communists, Combat Sabotage

Curbs On Sabotage Are Urged   Truman Calls For Bill To Fight Attempt At Sabotage By Communists -

A Tighter Red Rein Is Asked.   Truman Urges Congres: To Remedy ‘Defects’ In Anti-Espionage And Security Laws

President Asks Tighter Laws fo Combat Espionage and Sabotage   Also Asks Congress for Authority to Require Deportabie Aliens to Report Activities, But Warns Aqainst Curbs on Personal Liberty

U.N. Official Ends Parleys With Russians   Recites No Reason To Be Dissatisfied With Red Reaction

Lie To Talk To Western Heads Again   UN Secretary Says Confer. ence With Stalin Friend. ly. ‘Positive’

Lie Plans New Talks With Big Three ‘Leaders After Moscow Gonfereneées

Lie to Confer With West To Follow Up Stalin Talk   UN Head Says He Is Not ‘Dissatisfied’ With Peace Talks

U. N. Official To Continue Peace Talks   Will Confer With Truman Again

Airliner With 65 Aboard Feared Down In Atlantic Off Coast Of Florida

Aircraft With 65 Aboard Believed  Down in Atlantic   Non-Scheduled Plane Fearec  Down off Florida After Report to Coast Guard

Grocery Bill Headed Up  Controls on Food and Prices Unlikely in View of Supplies

Detectives Kill Cab Driver, Lock ‘Six Men in Jail, Hunt Another In Bid to Solve $38,000 Robbery

Kill. Cabbie as Police Hunt ‘Bank Robbers   Jail Six Men In Wide Sweep For Bandits ir Bold $38,000 Holduy

Detectives Kill Taxicab Driver  Officials Trying to Solve Bank Holdup

Police Round Up Bank Robbers   Cabbie Killed, 6 Jailed After $38,000 Holdup

One Dead, 6 Jailed In Bank Robbery   Cleveland Detectives Hunt Man After Money Ts Discovered

Cleveland Police Solve Bank Holdup  Cab Driver Slain in Suspect Chase

DRIVER OF CAB SHOT 10 DEATH BY DETECTIVES   Former Marine Is Being Sought In $38,000 Theft Of Bank

TWINS TO GIRL 14   One of Infants, Weighing Four Pounds. Dies in Short Time

Lewis Whets Reprisal Axe:   Suwikes Against Key Onerators Rumored

Talk Of Strike Against Key Coa Firms Heard   Miners Due Back In Pits Tomorrow

Mine Strikes On Key Firms  Seen Scheduled   Soft Coal Workers Due To Return To Pits On Tuesday

State Prison Director Charged With Working Prisoners On Private Project

PRISON DIRECTOR IS UNDER FIRE   Moore Accused Of Using Prisoners And State Material For Own Building.

Director Accused (f Using Prison labor, Material   Jordan Reveals Probe Started Into Charges Against J. B. Moore

SUSPEND 2 POLICEMEN IN PITTSBURGH: CROSSED LINE TO PAY TELEPHONE BILLS

Brannan Banking On No War---Nof Soon Anyway      Has Plan In Case Of Emergency

Russell A. Keck, 48, Kendall Executive. Succumbs in South   Prominent Figure in Petroleum Industry Dies In West Palm Beach, Fla., of Heart Attack; Head of Crippled Children Seciety in County

Opera Star in Marital Mixup   Singer’s Hush-Hush i Romance With Texas  Wacans Taxis Gire

— NEW LINE —  Both Sides Building Up in Lull   FOR 25 MILES FROM CAPITAL

‘Take Up Stand . e Near Pyongyang’:   . Lull In Battle But Not In Movameente

Reds Nearing Pyon gy ang;  West Quiet   Marines And Two Regiments Of Seventh Division Isolated At Chosin

‘Lull’ Settles on Front, but Aid To Chinese Flows   Communists Link up With North Korean Guerrilla Forces

Avalanche of 330,000 Chinese Reds Sweeps Through Breach in Battered Allied Lines Below Tokchon; Other Fronts Mysteriously Quiet.

Two U. S. Destroyers Stand by Shelled Ship;  Gunboats Remain Neat

Action Against Sander Ducked   State Society Refuses to Revoke His License

DOCTORS EVADE SANDER ACTION   State Medical Group Won't Discipline Physician

State Medicos Are Not to Discipline Acquitted Doctor   ‘Any Action Left to County Unit in Sander Case; Recommendation Not Made

Dr. Sander Crosses Another Hurdl. In His Fight To Return To Practice

Dr. Sander Crosses Another Hurdle In Fight For Resumption Of Practice

Society Refuses  Sander Action      .. Decides Against Any Censure or Ouster in “Mercy Killing”

NO ACTION ON SANDER   Medical Society Will Leave Decis: jon to State Board

Dr. Sander Not Disciplined By Medical Society   Soon To Return To His Practice

State Medical Unit Ignores Sander Issue   . Fellow Physicians Refuse To Censure Acquitted Doctor

Sander Crosses Another Hurdle  Group Won’t Take Aaainst the Doctor

\Crosses Another Hurdle  State Medical Society Refuses ToDiscipline Sander After Trial

Medical Saciety Declines to Act ANAND DATED RP ORDO OOREEES  Dr. Sander Escapes Disciplinary Actior

Sander Crosses Another Hurdle   Medical Society _ Refuses To Take Action Against Him

ander Hurdles nother Obstacle   County Medical Group Will Discuss Action

The Greatest Story  ‘Jesus Of Nazareth Is Not Here; He Is Risen From The Dead

om kel ‘THE G GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD’  “Story Of Resurrection Is Spread Rapidly By Crowds

U.S. Apparently Producing Special Casing For Its New Atomic Bomhs

AchesonSouna: Fighting Note      Latest Type Casings For A-Bombs Can Be Used Against Any Taraet

U.S. Producing Special Casing for Atom Bomb   New Missile Gives Nuclear Explosives Diversified Use

New Atom Bomb Casings Vary Use of Weapon   Johnson Says Explosive Now Can Be Used On Any Target

U: S. Apparently Producing Variety Of Special Casing for Atom Bombs

‘Big Snawstorm’ Fails Fitchburg Sports - Minded   Rain, Slept “Frosting”  3-Inch Fall  Will Receive This Aftérnoon, Night

DEMOS SEE QUICK. PASSAGE _—  House Gets $1 Billion E Excise. Cut Bill

Mind ‘Blacked Out’ When Mate Shoi, Wite Says   Testifies in Own Defense of Slaying Air Force Husband

Soviets Will Give Attitude Toward Plan   Will Give Answer To Truce Proposed By 13 Asian-Arab Nations to UN

Russian Stand Waited In Plar To Cease Fire  Answer Due Today To 13-Nation Move For Truce In Korea

Russia’s Views On Cease Fire  In Open Today   Soviet Answer To Truce Plan Being Expected.

Russia To Give Views on Asian Peace Proposal  U. N. Committee Gives Priority To

‘Russia Gives Answer To Asian Peace Proposal  Tinitad Natiane Cate   United — Get: Reaction From Red Deleaates

Russia Will Present Views On Peace Plan   Red Attitude Toward Asian Nations Proposal Scheduled to Reach UN Council Today

Russia To Air Reaction On Korea Truce Today Committee Prioritv Voted But Several  gg.

Russia Gives ‘Answer To Asiar Peace Proposal  ) “United: Notions Gets From.

TRUCE PROPOSAL REPLY AWAITED   Russia Scheduled To Answet Asian Plan To Arrange Cease-Fire Order In Ko. rean War.

NLRB Silent as Organized Labor Attacks Denham  Murray Demands Counsel be Fired fe tt AS  — a a oe

Murray Demands Denham Be Fired  NLRB Chief Counsel Under Union Attack

NLRB Chief Faces Attack By Murray   CIO President Leads Probe By Demanding Denham Be Fired

Denham Ouster Urged By Labor Groups In U.S.   NLRB Counsel Is Under Attack From Union Leaders

Termed Undesirable Alien  Ex-Soldier Who Served in Both U. S., German Armies Deported

CLEVELAND STRUGGLES BACK TO NORMALCY  ree TeVerw—e Ty A ATT Th UWUWUC~«mE TOT CN

RAFT IS FOUND IN BALTIC SEA   May Offer Clue To Fate of Missing U.S. Fliers.

Collapsed Liferaft Is Picked Up In Baltic   May Provide Glue To Fate of 10 American Airmen and Missing Navy Privateer Plane

Examination of Life Raft to Help Frame U.S. Note   Lack of Evidence May Make Reply To Reds Mild

Graduation Celebration Is Ended in Tragedy When Car  Rams Transport on Bad Curve

4 YOUTHS LOSE THEIR LIVES IN ROAD ACCIDENT   Worst Highway Mishap of Year Involves Car, Truck At Warwick

 —UNIVERSITY COMPROMISES— Withdraws Demand For    ‘(Non-Communist Oath

West Zone Police Nab 1,200 Rioters  Demonstrations  By Reds Smashed

Protestant Pastors Defy Red-Run Government In Eastern Germany   Declare Christian Followers Seek  Help Against Communist Pressure

Berlin Pastor Raps Russians  Charges Reds Claims Christ Never Lived

Berlin Churches Defy Commies  Protest Red Pressure Against Christians

East Germany Pastors Defy Red Regime   Say Communist-Trained Teachers Claiming There Is No God

Eleven Lost As Ship Sinks Near Halifax   Fishing Boot  Goes Down After

‘Jinxed’ Ship Rammed and Sunk; 11 Die   Only Six Survive as Trawler Is Hit Off Nova Scotia

JINXED TRAWLER 1S RAMMED, SUNK   11 Crewmen Meet Watery Death at Halifax.

11 Sailors Die As Ships Crash   Captain And Father Are Among Dead

Jinxed Trawler Hit In Darkness Outside Halifax   \Six-Crewmen Survives One Seamen On Vessel Lost Few Dass Earlier

6 Escape From DoomedShipIn Outer Waters  Inter-Island Boat   Inter-Island Boat Hits 115-Foot Sloop In Darkness

‘JINX’ VESSEL GOES DOWN OFF MALIFAX COAST   Six Crew Members Escape Death In Collision Early Today

11 Crew Members Drown in Ocean as Trawler Sinks   Nova Scotia Vessel Is Rammed Near Halifa: Harbor by Steamship

Ship Sinks Off Halifax; Il Are Lost   Nova Scotia Fishing Trawler Goes To Bottom After Collision; Six Crew Members Survive.

Trawler Sinks; 11 of Crew Die  Vessel Rammed in Early Dawn Today

11 Men of Crew Lost When Trawler Sinks Following Collision Off Halifax Harbor

11 Sailors Lost After Collision Of Two Ships.   Jinxed Nova Scotia Trawler Goes Down: Six Crewmen Eacape

__TRAWLER—  110£170n Jinxed Ship Are Killed   Rammed And Sunk In Séa Collision

11 Crewmen Perish As Trawler Is Sunk   Jinxed Nova Scotia Craft Rammed Of Halifax Harbor Early This Morning— Only’ Six on Board Escape Death  “After Sudden Collision.   CAPTAIN AMONG YICTIMS

Nova Scotian Vessel Sinks After Crash   21x Escape in Collision With Island - Connecting Shin

State College Denies Charee   Professor’s Contract Not Renewed But No  For Political Views

House Passes Tough . AntiRed Measure   312 to 20 Vote Enough tc Override Possible Truman Veto

SUBVERSIVES CONTROL BILL UP TO. SENATE   House OK’s Law for Registering Communists by Vote of 312-20,

Subversive Bill Passes House; Goes fo Senate   Disregard Chance Of Veto to Pass Bill 312-20

House Endorses Anti-Red Bill By Big Margin   312-20 Vote Seen as Threat To Pessible Veto

House Passes Subversives Control Bill   Vote Is 312 to 20; Senate Expected to Give Quick Okay

House OK’s Subversives  Control Bill   Compromise Bill Wins Enough Strength To  Override Truman Veto

House Passes Bill To Curb Subversives  Speedy Action By Senate To Send Bill To White Hang,

 Weather Forecast   House Passes  Subversives Contro! Bill   Top-Heavy Vote Indicates a Veto Would Be Overruled

Red Control Bill Gets House OK  SenategExpected to Act Speedily; Voto Can Be Beaten

BRITONS FACE ~— AUSTERE 195   Reduction in Taxes Said Impossible

Everyone Late for Choir, All Unhurt  Unexploined Explosion Rips Aport Baptist Church in Nebraska .

Bank Robbers Soon Captured   Pockets Bulge With Money When Taken

Thousands Cheer Birth Of Little Princess To Britain’s Royal House

Only 18 Percent Spent for Arms  , Disclose Figures for Last 4 Years

48 BILLION SPENT FOR DEFENSE; 18 POT. FOR WEAPONS   Johnson Tells Where Money Voted in Four Years Has Gone in Response to House Request.   OUTLAYS FOR 5 VEARS TOTALED 90 BILLION   $42,.000,000,000 Used to Pay Off World War Il Expenses Such as Terminal Leave.

59 Billion Spent on New Arms  Bulk of Defense Funds Used on Fixed Costs

More Funds For Weapons Needec By America  C... . 469 wm 2 ie ildtttttOgmt   Small Percentage Of Billions Used For Guns

Little Money Has Gone For  American Arms   Secretary Of Defense Reports On Four Year Expenses To Congress

Senator Graham Voices Oppositior To Communism   Says He Has Never Had Red Leanings; Three Endorse Smith

GRAHAM STATES HIS OPPOSITION TO COMMUNISM   Senator Decla res He  Has Never Been Communist Or Socialist And Favors Free Enterprise —  Raps Falsehoods.

‘Quinton Talking “Of Secession Move   Town Talks of Efection te Leave Pittsburgh County

State’s Quota Set At 946By State © Director Arnold   Warns Men To Register Promntiy

Michigan Must Draft 946 Men By September 1   Army Calls for 20,000 Draftees Within 60 Days

Baffled, Not Discouraged  By Taft Vote   Green Suspects Some ‘Undercover Influence’  At Work in Ohio State

Labor Bafiled But Not Discouraged  Ton Leadore Snoenlato On Caneces OF Ohia Flortian Sot.PRael-

Sees Program As Weapon Against Progress of Reds Among Newer Countries

ACHESON TELLS GOVERNORS OF POINT 4 PLAN   Stresses Backward Area Aid as Weapon Against Communism.

POINT 4 CALLED TOUGH WEAPON   Program Contributes To  World Peace, pen Says.

Temperatures   Not Philanthropy, Says Secretary In Calling for Governors’ Support; Hints Loan of Experts From States

Hennings Asks Veto Of McCarran’s Red Control Proposal   Stand Goes Contrary to Views of Most Senate Demos

Hennings Asks Veto Of McCarran’s Red Contra Proposal  C...300— Of.   Stand Goes Contrary to Views of Most Senate Demos

Russia Sends More Planes To Manchuria Soviet Armored Divisions Mass Near Korean Rardar

Chinese Claim Reinforcements Pushed Eight Soviet Divisions Are Reported Sent To Manchuria

Russia Sends Troops, Planes To Manchuria   Chinese Reds and ‘Soviets Confer on  Korean War

John I. to Re 70 on Feb.  12 lewis Gal Keep Top UMW. Job as long as lle Chooses

Harry Gilson Had Not Been Seen Since November 3 After Car Accident   WALKING IN DESERT

MISSING STUDENT ~ FOUND IN ARIZONA   Harry Gilson Had Not Been Seen Since November 3 After Car Accident

TEMPERATURE   Red Foes HitGIsOn All Fronts   Repulsed Tn 2 Sectors But Threaten Rear

(EN ROUTE TO U_N. Mrs. FDR Escapes Injury Tn Three-Vehicle Crash .

Truman Vetoes Kerr Gas Bill: Reasons Given   Political Pressures on President Said to Be Cause; No Hope to Override Is Seen.

Guards Finishing ‘House-Cleaning’   Last of Motorized Equipment Arrives At Camp Atterbury

Boys of 28th Division Put the Finishing Touches On Their Housecleaning Chores

The Greatest Story  Judes Halts His Soldiers At Gate Of Olive Garden

“The Greatest Siury Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived ne   Chanter 29 ‘ME DARK GARDEN

f  The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Judas Leads Guard To Capture Jesus

Blaze Destroys Tires and Tubes      ‘Damage $5,000,000  in Kansas City Fire

Dulles Attacks The Fallacy’ Of ‘Area Defense’   Foreign Policy Adviser Discusses Hoover's Proposals

First Group of 1950 Projects  Highway Commission Approves  $742,000. in State Road Bids

Census Director Peel Asks..Citiens. For Wholehearted Assistance In Huge Statistics Gathering Enterprise

Uncle Sam To Begin Counting of Noses Todav   Doorbells To Ring As Census-Takers Start Huge Job;  Data Confidential

Uncle Sam Starts Counting His Citizens Today; Your Visitor Will Not Be An April Fool Prankster

Nalion-Wide Census Starts This Morning   i Uncle Sam Begins Biggest Nose-Counting Job In History

U.S. Census Will Begin On Saturday   President Says Information Will Be Confidential

Doorbells to Start Ringing After 8 A.M.   Better Let Enumerater In Because It's No April Fool Joke; All You Tell Is Supposed to Be Confidential.

"Britain Establishes  ~ Diplomaiie Relations — _With New. Red Reaime

Chinese Trying To Provoke American Air Raid On Manchuria   Tibet Gives Up In Fight With Reds   Chinese Control Capital; Plea To UN Goes Begging

Plot To Kill U. S. Envoy  Is Uncovered  Heath Is High On Red Death Roll

‘Indochina Terrorists Plot To Kill U.S. Minister Heath   Marines Guard Envoy After French Warn OFf Plane af Cammunist Viet Minh Forcee<

Reveal Death Plot Against U. S. Envoy  Marines Will Guard Heath in Indo-China

Refugees Stream Out Of Capital in Fear Of Reds.  Evacuees Remember . City’s Capture But ¢

Kumors Of Long- Awaited Offensive Starts Exodus Of Civilians From Seoul   Heavy Action Reported In Progress Near Kaesong With 30 Communist Divisions Reported Massed For Drive

Fierce Battle Raging Near 291) Parallel   South Koreans Engage Foe In Fight 28 Miles North of Seoul

ROKs, Chinese Meet 28 Miles From Capital  Clash May Be First In Reds’ Offensive

Signs Indicate U.S. Plans No Full Evacuation   American Forces Now Grouping in Concentration Area

Farmers Must Gear Production  Meet Food Needs, Also Conserve Soil

Help To Adjust Output Sought For Farmers   Part of Conservation Funds Should Be Used: Rep. Jensen

Two Hurricanes Roil Atlantic  Storm Warnings Up Alone East Coast

“STORM WARNINGS ARE -HOISTED ALONG COAST   Herricane Alerts Arca Betweer  Cape Henry, Va.. And More-

South Korean Troops Take 2 Vital Citie:   Allies Say Enemy Ruler: Have Fled to Hills Oy Manchuria

SO. KOREA & U.S. TROOPS RACING FOR PYONGYANG SO. KOREANS 8 MI. AWAY

Climax Of War  Believed Near   South Koreans Only Eight Miles Away And Americans About 18 Miles From Pyongyang— Organized Resistance Ends

S. Koreans Reported Fight Miles From Capital   Organized Red Resistance Seen. Ending After  Pvyanovane’s Fall

Red Troops, Ordered To Make Death Stand, Down Arms, Abandon Supplies

SOUTH KOREANS, FIRST GAVALRY RACE FOR GITY   Pyongyang’s Fall Expected ® To End Organized Fighting   COMMUNIST CHIEFTAIN REPORTED IN FLIGHT,

Troops Hit Weak Red  Resistance   Hundreds of, Enemy Lay Down Arms  As End Annroaches

South Koreans, First Cavalry Nearing Capital  Organized Resistance Appears Ended; Reds

Enemy Capital May Be Taken  In Few Hours   Armored Spearheads Are Within 8 Miles Of City; North Koreans Quit Fighting As Allied Columns Close In

Hundreds of Red Troops, Ordered Te _Make Death-Stand Defense,  Down Their Arms

Hundreds of Communists Lay Down Arms and Organized Resistance Appears at an End.   SUPPLIES ABANDONED IN THEIR RETREA'   U. N. Spearheads Smash to Within 8 Miles of Pyongyang and May Reach City Today.

Souin Koreans, ¥ankees Race To Red Capital  UN Troops Only  8 Miles Away — From Pyongyang

Advance Units Within 8 Miles Of Pyongyang   Organized Resistance Appears Ended: Smash Into City Is Imminent

Negro GPs Playing Vital Role in War   Their Valiant Fighting Is Perfect Renunciation Of Commie Propagand:

Negro Troops Help More Ways Than One   Helping Win Battle Agoinst Red Propaganda-—Proof That Wor to Smash Korean Aggression Not White Mon’s War

 “Gap” Training Period Cut Short  Famed 28th Divisior Is Summoned to Duty

State’s Famed 28th Division  Is Called To Active Service   National Guard Unit Just Starting Two-Week Training Period Ordered To Be Ready Within 30 Days

FARM BUREAU HOLD ‘KICK-OFF’ DINNER MEETING   Will Meet Thursday In Toulon; Goal Is 860 Members During 1950

Ike to Command Historic Army ‘in West Europe   General Will Leave For Europe After First of the Year

Will Start fo Organize Force Early in 1951   High Command Will Be Set Up to Speed Arms Production

Eisenhower Named to. Head Army   U.S. General to Lead a Historie International Force, Is Bruccele BDeciston

Ike Will Head 12-Nation Unit  To Keep Peace  Truman Says Additional Forces Going to Furane

Historic Integrated Force Set Up By North Aflantic Pact Nations   General Will Leave for Europe Next Month To Start Forging an International Army to Defend Line From Arctic to Mediterranean

West to Seek German Help in New Force   12 North Atlantic Nations Band to Block Aggression

Historic Plan Announced By 12 Countries   Germany Included; More American Troops To Be Sent

Truman Says U. S. Will Send More Troops to Europe   Eisenhower Pickea To Command West's Defense Forces

Ike to Head Allied Army   International Force Ertablished to Keep Peace In Eurane

Named Boss Of Western Europe Forces   Will Begin Building’ Pac Nations Defense Team Next Month ,

Atlantie Pact Nations Set Up  Defense Force   Twelve Countries Agree on Part Germany To Play In the Common Defense   A MILLION-MAN GOAL

Ike to Lead United Force   Commander to Start Work in Early 1951; Germany Included in Plans

German Forces  Sought   International Army . Formed by 12 Nations Meeting at Brussels; Varcailles Headanarter

Better Protection for U.S. Industry  Against Importation of Foreign Good:

Hoeven Predicts More Protection Against Imports   Congress Concernea About Foreign Goods Coming Into U. S.

Slaying Is Admitted By Witness   Prosecution Shaken by New Development

Marine Call Next Week   First of 80,000 Volunteer Reserves to Cet Orders in Day or Two

Marines Calling Reserves Up fo Sergeant's Rank   Both Aviation and Ground Enlisted Men Will Get Orders Soon

Updike Asks House Group For Full Sum   Attends Hearing In Washington

Low ly Spud Wins Another Bout Witt Planned Economy In Great Britain

Stalin's Death Would End Red Empire   Hoffman Says It Would Mean Lasting Peace

Marines To Call Reserves Back As They Are Needed   Junior Officers, Enlisted Men First

9.000 FLEEING FLOODED AREAS      Over Two Million Acre: In Two States Now  Under Water

Floods Forcing 9,000 To Move; Damage Mounts  20,000 Head Of Hogs In

Stolen Oklahoma Airplane Is Found in Illinois  Tulsan Is Arrested at Mt. Carmel to  7 2 OF... pee tae

Pan American Absorbs AOA   Sale Into Millions Gets Truman Approval

Fine to Retain 4 From Duff In Own Cabinet  Governor-Elect Has Already Decided On Some Selections

[Speculation Running High In Harrisburg Over Anticipated ‘Appointments In Fine Cabinet

Get Out And Vote, Michigan. Citizens Told  Interest In Tuesday Primary Lags

Expect 600,000. to Vote Tuesday   Most Interest. Seen in Detroit,. Out-State Quiet

Fordham Unv. President Hits Sen.Chavez   Solon's Attack On Budenx

Invaders Hard Hit By Planes" And Artillery   Field Dispatch Says Deepest Southern Push Of Communists Stopped South of Chonan; New Flanking Drive Held Probable

Drive of Reds South Halted By U. S. Blows   Isolated Infantry Unit Rejoins Regiment in ‘Good Condition’

Trapped American Battalion scapes After Heavy Action   36 North Korean Tanks Knocked Out in First Round-the-Clock Air Operators in Conflict; ‘Distant Lull? in Ground Fighting Reported

Airecrait, Artillery Aid Southern  Defenders   Correspondent Says Deepest Red Drive Is Halted For Time at Least

Statehood for Alaska Voted  House Passes Measure But Senate Fiagh? Due

House Votes Statehood For Alaska  But Postpones  Similar Action —  Involving Hawaii

Alaska s State Bid by House  186-146 Vote Approves Bill   186-146 Vote Approves Bill First Pushed 34 Years Ago

House Approves Measure to Give  Alaska Statehood   Action On Similar Grant To Hawaii Postponed; Senate Battle Seen

Battle Expected in Senate Over Admitting It  Action On Hawai;   Action On Hawaii Postponed Until Sometime Nex: Week

University of Rochester Renorts New Riomic Particle Shown by Photograph:

Allies Attacked In Berlin Paper  Soviet Mouthpiece   Soviet Mouthpiece Sees “Plundering’

Russian Newspaper Roars Against Wes!   a a  German Occupation Is SGuhiact far Beck

CIO-UAW MAPS PENSION FIGHT   Reuther Announces $200 Goal For Workers In Auto Industry

South Korea  Troops Race For Border   Push On Manchurian Line In Attempt Ta Rescue Prisoners

lroops Block Red tscape Route With 28,000 Communists Sealed Within Jaws of American Trap

Allies Block All:  Escape Routes   Paratroopers Seal Off 28,000 Reds As War Enters Mopping-Up Stage

Foot Soldiers Link Up With  Paratroopers   Gen. M’Arthur Says 28,000 Reds Doomed

Ram Roadblocks (n Main Routes To Manchuria   South Koreans And Cavalry Men Link Up With Paratroopers

War Reaches Mop-Up Phase In North Korea   Allied Troops Link With ‘Chute Units North of Capital

Allies Pushing Offensive In Northern Area   Foot Soldiers And Paratroopers Seal Off 28 000 Reds

MacArthur Says 28,000 Reds Are Sealed Off  Korean Warfare Goes Int to Mop-Up Stage

Leaps Seal Off 28,000 Red Troops   Five Allied Division: Are 80 to 85 Miles From Frontiers.

Mop Up In North Korea   ROK Troops Drive For Manchuyian Borde: As Other Allied Forces Seal OFF Eccane Rontes:

Many Reds Sealed Behind U. N. Lines   Reds Battle ‘Chutists in One City, But Another Falls on Escape Route

ROK Forees Roll Toward  Manchuria   South Koreans Join U. S. Paratroopers North Of Pyongyang

Roadblocks Trap Commies Fleeing Toward Border   Paratroopers Cut Off Escape Above Pyongyang

5 ROK Divisions Driving Toward Manchurian Line   Roll Northward While Yanks Mop Up Red  Pemhwae

MOP-UP NOW UNDER WAY IN NORTH KOREA   Roks, Cavalrymen Join Paratroopers In Trapping Reds

ALLIES BLOCK KOREAN ROADS LEADING NORTH   GROUND FORCES AND PARATROOPERS JOIN NORTH QF CAPITAL

Mop-Up Begins, Hope fo Rescue Red Prisoners   ROKs Drive Near Chinese Border; . No News On Dean

Over Half Of The Enemy Forces Are Still At Large   War Enters Mop-Up Phase With South Koreans Dashing For Manchurian Border; Communists Set Up New Capital...

Half Of Enemy Fighting Force Caught In Trap  Main Roads Blocked By American Forces

Roadblocks Set; Troops Near Border   ROK’s Race For Manchurian Line. Seek Prisoners

—KOREAN WAR Block Path Of Reds To  Manchuria  . Parachute Troops  Seal Off 28,000

Yanks, South Koreans  Complete Link-Up  With Paratroop Force   Say 28,000 Reds Now ‘Sealed Off?   ‘War Now In Mop-Up  Phase; ROKs Head for  I   Manchuri ian Border

MacArthur Says 28,000 Reds Are Sealed Off   Korean Warfare Goes Into Mop-Up Stage With Allied Victory

Roadblocks Ahead OF Retiring Reds  IN THE MOP-UP PHASE  Airborne Troops Have Sealed Off 28,000 North  Koreans

South Koreans and U. S. Paratroopers Join Forces 30 Miles to North of Pyongyang.  TROOPS CLOSE TO   TROOPS CLOSE TO SIBERIAN BORDER

Allies Seal Main Routes to Manchuria   South Koreans Get Go Sign for Dash to Red China Line 

Republic Troops Racing into Nortt Toward Frontiers  Rok Forces Hope To Rescue Yanks

Clamp Roadblocks On Main Routes To Manchuria — ROKs, U. S. First Division Men Link Up With ‘Chutists 30 Miles North Of Pyonayana

Koreans Drive for Border  Paratroopers Trap 28,000 Enemy Troops: Forces Link at Sunchon

Ground Forces and Parafroopers Meet To Tighten Trap  Korean War is Seen in Mon.-lln

28,000 Enemy Troops Trapped By Air Assault .  Sarth Maranme Denn   South Koreons Race Northward Toward . Manchurian Border

Roadblocks Sef Up To Hamper Fleeing Reds  MacArthur Says Paratrooper Move Sealed Off 28,000 Of Remaining. Reds

Unable to Flee Into Manchuria; Forces Link Up   Paratroop Maneuver Seals Off 28,000 of Enemy Near Border

Ww BYERG@GQER WEE UOUEE FY  Senth Koreans And U.N. Forces Linking Up With  American Paratrooners

Roaablocks Set Up on All Routes North   Alltes Driving From South Link With Paratroops

Escape Routes Are Blocked by Allied Troops   Mopping-Up Fffort Is Commended by Victorious Forces.

War In Mop-Up Phase 78.000 Reds Sealed Off   ROK DIVISIONS DRIVE TOWARD MANCHURIA TROOPS RAM ROADBLOCKS LEADING NORTH

Korea War In Mop-up Phase Now   All Main Routes From Pyongyang North Blocked By Army Of Allies

Parachute Troops Block Off Retreat   South Koreans And Americans Link With Paratroopers; Drive Northward

Nearly Half Of Reds Caught By Paratroops   Fighting Still Rages In Sukehon: War In Mop-Up Phase

ISTCAVALRY LINKS WITR SKY TROOPS   Ground Forces and Parae troopers Join 30 Miles North of Faller Red Capital, Pyongyang.   SOUTH KOREANS IN DASH FOR BORDER   Estimate 28,000 North Koreans Cut Off; Fate Of U.S. Prisoners Is Still Unknown.

Korean War Mop-Up is Under Way   Fighting for U. S, Troops May End Soon; ROK Farces Race to Border

War Now In Mop-Up Stage In All Korea   Daring Air Move Seals 28,000 Reds From North Escape

Block Roads Leading Into  Manchuria War In Korea Enters   War In Korea Enters Mop-Up Phase: Many Enemy Troops Continue To Surrender

Allies Block Highways North Of Pyongyang   Paratroopers Seal Off 28,000 Reds; Escape Route To Manchuria Is Cut

Reports Say Foe Sets Up New Capital   South Koreans Only 85 Miles from Manchuria

OF Retiring Reds All Main Routes Leading North to Manchuria Blocked  IN THE MOP-UP PHASE Airbome Troops Have Sealed Off 28,000 North  Koreans

Allied Troops Ram Roadblocks On North Roads  Will Drive Ahead    Will Drive Ahead To Manchuria Border

Snyder Sees Higher Taxes In War Moves   But He Gives Qualified Okay To $1 Billion Excise Levy Slash

SNYDER GIVES : LIMITED AID "TO REDUCTION   Military 4 ‘Aid Funds Granted Approval By Committee

Taxes May Have to Be Boosted  ee en, eee ee   Snyder Testifies On Tex Measure; Says War Would Call for Raises

Congress Gets Warning Korean War May Mean  Tax Increase   Approval Asked For New “Truth” Campaign Abroad

Action on Truman Jobless Pay Hike Request Not Likely In This Session

British Torries  Quick To Strike   Churchill’s Forces Score Neat Victory Over Labor Government.

Tories Score Victory in Commons   Labor Cabinet Meets Today to Discuss Rebuff

House Of Commons Upset... . IONS MZ PSEL ws.  Laborites Beaten  By British Tories

Churchill Pulled A Fast One  Labor To Ask Confidence Vote  After Miner Conservative Win

Passenger Dies of Heart Aitack As: Propeller _ Rips Through Plane

Plane Gets To Landing; Carried 5?   One Passenger Dies of Heart, Attack; Seven Slightly Injured.

Plane’s Propeller Tears thru Cabin  One Passenger Dies After Heart Attack

Man Dies Of Heart Attack; Seven Hurt Airliner Lands Safely After Mishap Over High Mountains

‘God Brot the Plane tn. Loose Propeller Tears Big Hole in Cabin of Airliner

Negroes Expected To 0 Gain Entrance  ey Batine Mhiinke   Oscar Ewing Thinks Time Drawing Near

THOUSANDS OF MEN POURING ACROSS RIVER   Reds Massing Force For Last-Ditch Defense Of Capital

Vanguards of 40,080-Man Allied Liberation Corps Within Four “ules of Seoul;  Expect to Take Capiial During the Day; Cross Under Heavy Enemy Fire

Chinese Reds May Dismantle Bie Power Plants Along Yalu   By EARNEST HOBERECHT

Observers Believe Chinese Will Abandon Korea After Looting Generating Plants

Military Observers in Seoul Think  'Chinese Will Take Power Plants, Pull Out

Some Observers Take Optimistic View on Red China's Korean Action

(American, British Forces Falling Back Betore New  Offensive of Communists   UN Troops Seek to Hold Line Clear Across Korea         SRNPST WORERECET

HAGAMAN TO SPEAK   Lieutenant Governor to Bi at G. O. P. Rally Monday  on Baker Campus

GOP Solons Don't Agree On Con ‘" ‘ols   Taft, Bricker Fail To Carry Caueus Against Truman’s Proposed Measure

Record-Breaking Crowds Expected AtPa. FarmShov  ’ Duff, In Opening Speech, Calls Show  i nald’.} Dinnael Bard

STATE FARM SHOW HAD 85,000 AT THE OPENING   Six Men Get Honorary Degree Of Master Farmer

23 Yanks Killed In Korean Crash  C-54 Troop Plane Strikes Hilltop

23 DIE WHEN 6-54 CRASHES   Huge Bomber Wrecked On ! Hilltop Yesterday  In South Kcrea

Mail Order Real Estate Doesn't Pan Out for Man   Lot Proves to Be in Bottom Of Ravine

Miners Vote To lonore Lewis Edict   Five Big Locals Say They Will Continue Walkout

Miners May Snub Request by Lewis To Return Monday   Unionists’ Revolt Signs Reported in Eastern District

School Grant Bill Up For Consideration  In General Assembly Committees Today, With Matching By Localities Main Issue

Expect Plans To Be Knowr In 24 Hours   _Deferment Rules Would Apply Both To Reservists  And Selectees

DRAFT POLICY ON DEFERMENTS   WILL NOT TAKE MEN FROM CRITICAL JOBS SAY DEFENSE CHIEFS

KKK KR DEFERMENT POLICIES.  FOR MEN IN CRITICAL . JOBS EXPECTED SOON

Deferments  To Be Set Up  _ Defense Department To Announce Guide

SHIPMENTS TO CHINA PROBED   Senate Subcommittee Calls Investigation Of Seaman's Charges

DIES IN AIR CRASH   Lt. Wilson Myers of Ton. _ ganoxie Killed Between Korea and Japan

Crash Injuries Fatal For Lt.  Wilson Myers   Tonganoxie Army Man En Route From Korea At Time of Aecident

Negro Wins Golf Rights   Decision May Qpen Pubtic Faeilities of All Tynes

Dust Storms Blot Out Light On Great Plains   Conservationists Say Rain Needed Cold Coming

Prairie Fires Rage -- } NEW DUST BOWL SEEN AS TOPSOIL BLOTS OUT SUN:   East Harris Pioneer Dies — Thad Magee. Operated Old_Jitney Line

Another Dust Bowl Feared by Experts  Clouds Begin to Roll Over Great Plains

Dust Storms Blot OutSun In Wide Area   Two Big Prairie Fires Halted In Texas, Nebraska

Milwaukee,Dane  To Gain Senators Apportioning Plan Awaits Approval

Redistricting Plan Drawn Up By Committee   Additional Seat In State Senate For Milwaukee And Dane Counties Has Tentative Approval

 Belated Bonds!  “Blushing Bride’ Fills Bill For Ingrid’s Proxy Wedding

eee ii.  ‘Blushing Bride’ Fills Bill  For Ingrid’s Proxy Wedding

Second Northern Korea Plant Hit  £ Vital Industries  Bombed by B-29s

 ee ae if !  1  Department Party Credited In Lumberton’s Quiet Hallowe'en

“LOOK AHEAD, ALBERT LEA —  Heavy Industry Uses Large Part Of Land In Area

LOOK AHEAD, ALBERT LEA — “Supp lement Paves  oa lay To Planning  ’ Long-Range Goals

Asks $125,000 for Dog, Affections  Movie Company Accused   Movie Company Accused Of Taking Treined Dog

Interest High In New Bodcaw Oil Discovery  ‘Wh ew csee chee ft embas VAs. 1l   Nevada County Well Of Dick Burnett Holds Attention

Interest Shown In Wildcat Test At Bodcaw   Nevada County Well Holds Spotlight For O;! Men

Reds Massing In Hills Near Crowded Port   Destination Of Men Fleeing North Korea Is Held Top Secret

Enemy Forces Mass in Hills Near Port City   All Units of Tenth Corp Reported Safe Inside  Thefonce Perimeter

Allies Rushing To Clear Port Before Attack   80,000 Keds Maas Near Hungnam As 24-Hour Shipping Task Proceeds; Strong Rear Guard And Airmen Protect Harbor

TRAFFIC DEATHS BEGIN CLIMB FOR JULY 4 HOLIDAY   270 Kilied Since Friday Evening On Hiahwavs

TRAFFIC DEATHS BEGIN CLIMB FOR JULY 4 HOLIDAY  270 Killed Since   270 Killed Since Friday Evening On Hichways

ILLINOIS UMWA MINERS BACK IN PITS TODAY   However, 43,000 Diggers Gc on Wildcat Strike in Eoct.

‘Several Reports lon Red Inquiry?   Three Democrats May Be Divided: G. O. P. Plans Statement   Korean Conflict May See Test of New Yank Weapons

At Least Three Reports Are Due  Will Concern Probe Of Red Charaec

Deadline Date For Extendins Loan and Sealing Purchase Agreement For Corn Crop

DEADLINE FOR EXTENDING LOAN AND SEALING  PURCHASE AGREEMENT CORN

Hoping Some Miners May Ge Back Monday   Evidences That Lewis Is Cracking Down on Strike Leaders

Coal Talks Stir Hope Of Peace   A Chance at Least That Miners Might Go Back ‘to Work Next Week: Meet Wednesday

Hope Is Raised For Agreement In Coal Dispute   Lewis and Owners Agree to Talks; Diggers May Work

CONTRACT TALKS REVIVE HOPES OF MINERS’ RETURN   OPERATORS, LEWIS CONFER WEDNESDAY ON CONTRACT TERMS

Hoping Miners Will Return As Talks Resumed   Both Sides Agree To Re open Negotiations Next Week.

Hopes for Coal Settlement Rise   Expect Miners to. Return Nexf Week

Hopes That Striking Coal Miners May Return To Work Boosted by Resumption of Talks

Contract Talks May Halt Miners’ Strike   Lewis Reported Ready to Issue Direct Order To Restore Peace in Three States Before Start -Of Negotiations With Operators Wednesday

COAL STRIKE END HOPES GET BOOST   Some Miners Seen Back Next Week After New Peace Talks Are Set

Miners, Lewis To Resume Contract Talks   Sorne of 88,000 Out on Strike May Return Next Week

Coal Outlook Is More Optimistic   Sudden Revival of Contract Talks Raises Hopes hai Strikers May Return to Work Next Week:

New Contract Talks Raise. Hopes for Coal Peace.   Lewis and Mine Owners of North and West Areas te Meet Wednesday.

Sudden Revival Of Coal Contract Talks Raises New Hope For Strike Settlement

Coal Strike May End As  Talks Resume   Some Hope Seen For Order by Lewis Tell ing Men to Return

Sudden Revival of Contract Talks Spurs Hope That Coal ‘Miners Will Go Back to Jobs

Some Coal Miners May Go To Work   Revival Of Talks In Coming Week May Send Most Of 88,000 Idle Men Back To Pits

Some Miners May Refurn fo Pits Monday  Contract Tatks tnerease Hopes fav Wark Meve

UMW Chief Expected To Demand Return of Strikers by Wednesday; NLRB Court Action To Proceed

HOPES REVIVED IN COAL CRISIS   Renewal Of Contract Talks  Between Lewis And Mine Operators Are Scheduled For Wednesdav.

Hopes Of Peace In Goal Dispute Given Bie Boost   Contract Talks To Be Resumed Next Wednesday

Hope Miners Will Go Back to Jobs  Lewis and Mine Owners to Reopen Negotiations Wednesday NO STRINGS ON MEET  Operators Drop Mention of Conditions in Late  Telegrams   NO STRINGS ON MEE]

Coal Mine Tie-up May Be Broken Early Next Week   Injunction Petition Also Due To Come Up In Federal Court

New Contract Talks to Open OnFebruary !   Lewis:and-Soft Coal Op. erators Reach Accord   Resumption  -of . Negotiations’ “May Mean “Some Miners: Will: Return. to Jobs. a oe

Lewis and Mine Owners to Meet Next Wednesda   Revival of Talks Is Boosting Hopes

Renewed Parley Boosts Hope for  Mine Resumptions  Unionists May End Sporadic Strike as Talks Start Again

Revival Of Contract Talks Scheduled Wednesda) At 2 P. M.; Postponement Of Hearing On Initnetion Seen Possible

Hope Brighter More Miners  May Go Back  Revival Of Contract  ryt 6UC«ta Tye -sT   Revival Of Contract Talks Bring New Outlook On Coal

Sudden Revival Of Coal Talks Raises Hopes   Some of 88,000 UMW Strikers May Return To Work Next Week

Hope is Revived For Settlement In Coal Dispute   Operators to Meet Lewis Following U.S. Court Hearing

Mine Talks Open Again Wednesday   New Hope Is Seen For Ending Strike Of 88,000 Miners

Revive Hopes Talks Will End Coal Strikes   Meanwhile Lewis Is Cracking Down On Trouble Areas

Committees Of Firemen Are Named   Will Lay Plans for 59th Annual Convention of Central Penna. District  At Lock Haven.

Committees Named In Central Distriet Firemen’s Group   W. L. Pierotti, Sr. Is Vice President For MeKean County

PASSENGER CAR IS TELESCOPED BY THE IMPACT   Accident, Causéd By Broken Coupling Pin; Carried 14: Tons of Coal

FRENCH TROOPS LEAVE LOAKAY   Abandon Last Fortress On Northwest Frontier With China   PULL OUT FIGHTING

French Retreat From Laokay, Last Fortress On Northwest China Border

Retreat From Border Fort   French Fight Way Out From Laokay In Indochina War

French Forces Give Up Vital  Frontier Post   Retreat From Laokay Fortress Forced By Suvace Red Attacks

French Yield Another Base In Indo-China  AW... 3%... BF... TV ..1..   Abandon Key Laoka: On Northwest Line To Comtnunist Foe

U.S. HOSPITAL MIXUP RAPPED BY CONGRESS   Program Described Foolish, Stupid By Sheppard

HOUSE GROUP DEMANDS CHANGES Government Hospital Program  Called ‘Foolish And Stupid’

Budget Bureau Asked to Change Hospital Policy   Closing of Some, Building of New Ones Said ‘Stupid’

New Trap Sprung by Commies After “Lost Battalion” Escapes   Main Red Drive on Taejon Halted by American Planes and Artillery Blows

Fights With Own Artillery To Break Out of The Trap  OUST 80 RED TANKS   Aerial Bombing of Enemy Divisions Continues  Through Night

Diplomats Report Purge of Polish Red Chiefs Begun   Red Party Committee Seen Decided on Speed-Up Of  Communization Drive

Purge Communist Party in Poland  Call for Criticism Of Western Powers

Say Purge Within Polish Communist Party Has Begun   Election of Zenon Nowak Is Regarded As Signal That “Heads Will Roll’

Real Estate Business Is  Stull Brisk   County Recorder’s Office Reveals 18 Transfers in Two Weeks with Considerations Near $160.000.

UTMOST SPEED URGED TO UP U. S. DEFENSE   Armed Forces, Atom Board to Share New Funds

Truman Asks S17 Billion for Armed Forces Russians Accused  _ E neourag ging  Red 1. a

CHRYSLER-UAW STILL RIFTING   Negotiations Continue In 64-Day-Long Auto Strike

Negotiations Continuing In  Chrysler F ‘oad   Welfare Costs to Detroit In 64-Day-Old Strike Nears Million Dollars

Red China Envoys  To Leave For Home   UN Group Still Hopes For Word From Peking To Start Cease-Fire Parley

UN Hoping Reds Delay Departure   Chance for Further Parleys Resting on Word from Mao

Cease-Fire Hopes Dimas Chinese Red Neleqates Prepare to Leave tor Home

Columbia Trio to Present Second Community ‘Concert at First Baptist Church Tuesday

a Bee CE ae oe Quotations. by ‘DeHaven: & Town, . send: . Crouter  & Bodine Packard: Building, Phiia, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

MARKETS   ‘Quotations by DeHaven & Town. send, Crouter & Bodine Packard Building, Phila,

Seven Students Die In Accident   Auto Plunges Off Montana Mountain

Helena Youth Survives Accident Which Took Lives of Seven Montana State College Students  Car Hurtles Cliff After Missing  Sharp Curve on Highway 10

100-Foot Plunge Kills  Seven Montana  State College Youths   Two Varsity Gridders and Two Girls Among Students Whose Car Catapults From Road and Over Cliff

Seven Montana College Students _ Killed When Car Plunges Off Clif

Students Die In Car Crash   Montana State Athletes, Two Coeds Killed As Auto Plunges Over Clift

Nazi ‘Criminals’ Regain Liberty  Former Steel! Baron, 18 Others Released

A BLANKET OF SNOW   In Northern Great Lakes Area; Ne Severe Winter Weather

Fresh Blanket of Snow Covers Great Lakes Region: Flash Flood Hits Cumberland

PENETRATION BY REDS WILL ~— COME TO HALT   American Forces Ir Korea In Process 0! Establishing Stop ping Point.

Enemy Can’t Pass, New  Motto—U.S. Stages War's Heaviest Bombardments By Air and Artillery.

Striking Atom Plant Workers Return To Jobs   “Wild-Cat Strike’ At Oak Ridge, Tenn. Ended Today

Oak Ridge Workers On Job Again After Wildcat Strike   Ask Hourly Boost of 30 Cents; NAC to Hand Down a Decision

Governor In Final Drive” On Road Bill   President Truman Reports He'll Vote For Road Program

Governor Takes Gas Tax Fight to West Missouri   Plans at Least Four Talks in Last Full Week Before Election

British Cabinet Debates War Aid   Emergency Session Called on Budaet

WESTBROOK / PEGLER   Makes Suggestions Regarding Letter From Los Angeles

Hold Vigil at Struck Plant After Violence   Workers Stoned as They Cross Picket Lines To Tennessee Factory

Berlin Traffic © Piles up Today: Trucks Checkec   Russians Invite Other Nations to Use Rail Transportation to Avoid Slow-up.

KKKK KY ‘TRUMAN WILL ADDRESS NATION TONIGHT IN BEHALF OF RED CROSS»

Three Die In  Collisions   One of Victims Widow of Man Killed in Auto Accident Two Yeors Ago

THREE DEAD IN TWO COLLISIONS   State Traffic Death Tol Reaches 249 os Compared To 282 Year Ago

Sheriff of Door County Guilty   Judge Rules on Case After Contempt Coun!

(AP WIREPHOTO)   Death for Spitball Thrower   Father Identities Son’s Crushed Body in Morgue

;"l Was a Bad Boy in School Today’  Note Leads Dad to Chicago Morque

Army Calls 62,000  Enlisted Reservists  Men Between 19 and 25 First In Line for Active Service

FIRST CALLED WILL REPCRT IN SEPTEMBER   Men Between ‘Ages of 19 and 26 * to be Called First for Active Service, Period of 21 Months —

VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II MOST AFFECTED   Men Will Be Called “With Or Without”

Call Reserves in September  19 To 25 Men First, To Serve 21 Months

Army To Call 62 Thousand  Reserves Soon   Vets Will Be Used To Bring Guards and Units Up To Strength

62,000 Enlisted Reservists To Be Called Up  Will Be Put Into Active Service For 21 Months

Marines Expand Gains To Reach Seoul Environs   Paratroopers Capture Kimpo Airdrome As Leathernecks Occupy Inchon; UN Forces Seek To Join Defenders In South, East

North Korean Invaders Are Thrown on Defensive  Everywhere   COLUMNS ARE BROKEN   First Marine Division Fans Out Farther to Increase Inchon Hold

Truman Says Use Of A-Bomb Is Considered  Says U.N. Forces Will Not Abandon Mission In Korea

Truman Considers Using Atomic Bomb   Weighs Possibility Of Unleashing Dreaded Weapon On Chinese Red Aggressors — Defense Heads Declare U. S. Prepared To Attack On Hour’s Notice

America Can Drop Weapons In Hour After Order, Claim   Congressional Leaders To Meet Friday To Consider Full Mobilization

Blacktopping of Play Area First Work Done Under Contract for Addition

A CORDLEY START   Blacktopping of Play Area First Work Done Under  (Contract for Addition

Farm And Home Week Delegates Are Busy Today   4-Day Program Head: Into Windup; Mrs. Clark Will Speak

FARM AND HOME RALLY CLOSING   Tar Heels To Hear U. § Treasurer Tonight—Offi. cers Elected Jn Conven tion Of Farmers.

Farm And Home Feek Nears End   V/cman Treasurer Will Talk Tadayv

Collins Implies Ike to Receive  Special Arms  A-Artillery Guided Missiles Are Among   TXATA CTTPY

TRUMAN TO VISHT 1b STATES ON TRI   FOUR OF FIVE SET SPEECHE: TO BE MADE ON TOUR STARTING MAY 7.

Ins bail NEW OFFER BY CHANCELLOR   Adenauer, Offers.to.Enter Into Immeiiate Discussions with, French Government ' ‘— New Bld Withdraws, Prorequisite Condltons.

Adenauer, Offers to Enter Into Immediate Discussions with French Government — New Bid Withdraws Prerequisite Conditions. ‘

Merger Bid Is Made By Chancellor   Saar Coal Fields Not Mentioned

Talk Union Ot Franee, Germany   All Objections Are Withdrawn By Adenauer

Adenaur Again Bids To Unite   W. German Leader Withdraws Condition

Barbed Wire for Clergy, Teachers   Mosinee Plans Test. of Red  Dictatorship --- For One Day

HAINAN ISLAND   Nationalists Report First In vasion Wave Smashed Ev Warships

U. N. Troops May Reach  38th Parallel By Saturday  a peitenr Rh ree,  . a ot ae Qe nn:   President Rhee, Back in Seoul, Calls on Reds:  Qurrender ar Me

M’ARTHUR AND PRESIDENT RHEE IN CELEBRATION   South Korean Troops 24 Hours Away From 38th Paraliel   ENEMY RESISTANCE IS VIRTUALLY OVER

Refreating Keds Being Chased All Over South  Calls On Reds To . Surrender Or Die

United Nations Forees, Chasing Retreating Reds, Expect to Reach 38th Parallel by Saturday of This Week.

South Korean T roops Near  3th Parallel   Victory Celebration Is Near: Rhee Calls on Enemy to Surrender

ra Forces Still Chase Reds-Northward:-May Reach Parallel Saturday

United Nations Forces Near 8th Parallel   Rhee Tells Reds To Give Up Or Die

Worship, Devotions Begin With Sunrise Services; Vows of Faithful Renewed

Six Missing AsB-29 Falls Into Sea   Two Swim All Night Before Rescue OF British Coast

4 Crewmen Taken From Sea After Crash Of U. S. Plane; Six Others Still Being Sought

2 Airmen Pulled From North Sea   6 Americans Still Missing After Crash Of Bomber

FOUR RESCUED IN PLANE CRASH   Body Of Another Found, While Six Others Of U. S. Bomber Are Listed Mising.

Two U.S. Airmen Rescued From Sea   Swam All Night In North Sea Waters After Bailing Out

Four Airmen Pulled From Sea. 6 Lost   Dozens of Search Planes and Ships Press Hunt in North Sea After B-29 Crash Last Night.

AIRMEN RESCUED FROM NORTH SEA   Six Still Missing After  Superfortress Crashes

COMB SEA FOR SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH   Burning Bomber Crashes In North, Sea: ‘Two Men Are Known Dead

Johnson Asks Extension Of Draft Act, Increase In U. S. Defense Funds   Military Leaders Get Ready Cooperation From House Leaders After Revealing Cold War  Has Grown More Serious Recently

MOVE TO EXTEND DRAFT AND BOOST ARMS FUNDS BEGUA   $350,000 000 Additional! Asked by Military Leaders for Air and Naval Defenses.   HOUSE COMMITTER APPROVES OUTLAY   Vinson Comes Out in Favor of Retaining Selective Ser-vice in View of World Conditions.

Leaders in Congress Move to Increase Defense  Funds. Extend Draft Law

New Draft Bill Asked By Vinson   Prospects Bright For Okay Of New Funds For Defense

Longress Leaders Move Swiftly on Learning That Cold War Is Getting Hotter; May Extend Draft Act.

Secretary Of Defense Johnson Asks For Additional Sum For Air Naval Defenses; Cold War More Serious

Hike Defense Funds, Move To Keep Draft   Leaders in Congress Heed Warnings That Cold War Tension Gets More Serious

Congress Moves  To Hike Funds For U.S. Defense   Cold War Grows More Serious Leaders Told

$350 MILLION APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUP   Draft Act Extension Also Proposed By  Committee Head

Defense Fund Hike Approved By Committee  Report on Cold War Renews Demands Fo: Peacetime Draft

Congress Acts After Johnson Cites Events.   Seriousness Of Cold War Pointed Out By Defense Secretary

Parachutist Join Hunt for Plane   Bad Weather Slows Search for Craft With 44 Aboard

Frantic Search Continues For Missing Army Plane   Plane Carrying 44 Persons Missing Since Thursday

Discount Report Craft Crashed Far Off Course   Search for Lost Ship Is Widened

Bad Weather Slows Hunt For Plane   Believed Down In Northern Canada

Vetoed Kerr Bill May Come Back This Session   President’s Stunning Rejection Leaves Defeated Forces Off Bal ance But Oklahoman Says They’re Not Quitting.

Americans Make Indemnity Demand   Congressmen Give Backing Ta State Denariment

STERN PROTEST SENT RUSSIA BY UNITED STATES   “Unprovoked Destruction” Of American Plane  Laid To Soviets   QUICK SUPPORT FORMS AMONG CONGRESSMEN

U.S. Demands Reparations for Russian Attack   Stern Note Rejects Protest, Says Plane Fired on Over Baltic

Indemnity Demanded For Loss   U.S. Charges Unprovoked Destruction Of Unarmed Plane

U. S. Demands Destroyed Over   State Department Asks Steps To Prevent Further Incidents

Stern Note Also Demands Indemnity  nsinceri   ‘Insincerity’ Of Soviet Friendship Claims Pointed Out

Files Stern Note Asking Indemnity  Claims Ship One Lost In Baltic

Stern Note Charges ‘Unprovoked’ Attack Over Open Sea, Not Above Soviet Latvia

U.S. Demands Indemnity For Plane Shot Down By Russians  a a Tae Ca-o- er S   Strongly Worded State Department Note Approved By Leaders of Maior Parties

STEPS URGED TO AVERT ANY NEW ATTACKS   Cites Attack As Proof  Reds Insincere In  Desire For Peace

Incident Called In Sharp Note: ‘Unprovoked Destruction’  Of Unarmed Craft

Stern Message Asks Indemnity  For Lost Crew   Note Calls for Steps To Prevent Repetition Of Similar Incidents

AUS CHARGED WITH SHOOTING DUWN U5. PLAN   Washington Demands tndemnity and Punishment of Those Respors ble for Baltic Incident,   DENTES CRAFT FIRED ON SOVIET FIGHTERS   Stern Note Savs Attack Ey posed = “Insincerity” of Claims Reds Desire Peace ful Relations With West.

U. S. Demands Russians Pay Indemnity For Loss Of Unarmed Naval Plane   State Department Sternly Rejects Russian Report That Craft Fired On Soviet Shins Rased In Latvia

Attack, Says U. S. Note, Exposed Insincerity of Russian Claims of Desiring Peaceful Relations With U. S.

U. 5. Demands Russ Indemnity  In Plane Felling  Stiff Note Warns East Foe Not to Repeat Violation

30 Miners Die In British Pit   Diggers Are Suffocated Bae: Teva Teves “Biscus

Eighty Killed In Creswell Pit  All Hope Gone For Trapped British Miners

80 Miners Die In Coal Fire  Shaft Sealed After All Hope Abandoned

Rocking Chair Rocks On Minus Arm OWNER FINALLY BANS VISITING CROWI

Record Loss Of Life Over  eas conte tt a  Holiday See   Accidents Claim 373 On Roads; 92 in Other Accidents First 24 Hours of Weekend

Fatal Holiday: Killing Selves At Brisk Rate   Accidental Death Tell Climbs Fast, Probably Will Shade 1936 Mark

Yule Dead Toll Jumps to 499   Holiday Deaths May Surpass 1935 Record, Texas Leads With 41

Marines Land At Wonsan As War Nears End   South Koreans Within 20 Miles Of Chinese Border: No Resistance

SOUTH KOREANS 2) MILES FROM MANCHURIA LINE   Eighth Army Indicates ROK Sixth Division Has No Opposition

20,000 Ready ‘Lo Back Drive  ‘Lo Manehuria   South Korean Columns Drive Within 20 Miles Of Northern Boundary, With UN Allies Backing Advance Against Enemy

Leathernecks Unopposed as They Hit Beach   Vanguard of 50,000-Man Force Beint Sent to Back Up South Koreans in Last Phase of the War.

Marines in Surprise Move: ee  Leathernecks Land at Wonsan  hi Move to End War Quickly

Move May Be Final Phase  Of Warfare   Yanks and British To Halt 20 Miles  From Manchuria

Town of Wonsan is Scene Of New Surprise Move  Vanguard Of 50,00 To Back Up Forces Of South Koreans

MARINES LAND AT WONSAN T0 SPUR FINAL PUSK   Leathernecks Hit Beaches Of Captured Port While ROK Forces Near Border

South Koreans Drive Closer To Manchuria   50,000-Man Striking Force Will Help Allies Pushing Near Border

South Koreans Near Frontier   Surprise Landing May Be Final Phase In War Against Commies

Lealhernecks Make. Surprise landing as- South Koreans Move Nearer Manchurian Line

Oklahoma’s 4-H Fame Hall Begun  Custer Gounty Girl, Kay   Custer Gounty Girl, Koy County Boy First To Become Members

Oklahoma's 4-H Fame Hall Begun   Custer County Girl, Kay County Boy First To Become Members

 Belgian Arms Being Sold To Mao Tse-Tung   Government Of U.N. Member Is Accused By Brussels Paper

Woman Arrested For ‘Witchcraft’   Old Law May Convict Youna Mother Of Two

Offensive Stalls Along S0-Mile Fighting Front  Approach To Taegu ‘So Near Foxholes Dua Within Ci ;

Northern Front Holds Fast While UN Forces in South Regain All Lost Positions +

Communist Troops Run Out Of Steam   Americans Regain All Positions Lost sweaty tea “Tide Of Red Push. Believed Seven Miles: Narth AL Task

Commies Lose Positions Won  On South Line   Official Says 50,000-Man North Korean Attack Ran Out Of Steam

At South End Of BattlePerimeter, American Troops Oust Reds From Battle Mountain; Regain All Positions Lost  Thursday

Forces Of UN Hold Firm In All Districts   80,000-Man Communist Offensive Runs Out Of Steam; Americans Drive Enemy From Heights, Reopen Roads

Americans Oust Reds From. Hill  In Southern Area   80,000-Man Communist Drive Loosed Monday Running Out Of Steam; Reds May Be Running Low On Supplies; Taequ Sector Stays Quiet

ALLIES STYMIE ENEMY ASSAULT   Red Attacks Checked Along 50-Mile Front; Gils Take Key Mountain

Red Drive © Has Run Out Of Steam, Officer Says Defenders Hoid Pohang Airfield,  Also Make Gains On Sarnth Anehar

Yanks Regain Vital Height In South Area   South Koreans Hold Airport near Pohang; Taegu Front Is Quiet

Drive to East ‘Petered Out,’ Official Says   High Tide of Red Push 7 Miles From Taegu Fe ae Bee) eee Senet

24 Out of 80 Churchmen in Seoul Murdered by Reds, — Korean. Youth Tells Boyle —

TO VALLEY TOURNEY   Four-Man Team to Represent K. U. at Wichita This Weekend

Policy Makers At Conference Against Action  Discussed Idea Of Accolade For Secretary Of State

19. YEAR-OLD PRINCE IS NAMED  ‘Leopold Abdicates Throne In Face Of Belgian Riots

KING LEOPOLD BOWS TO FOES IN MOVE TO HALT REVOLUTION   —Monarchial Powers Are Transferred To Young Prince

rood Prices Push Higher This Week   Even Higher Prices Of Meat in Next Few Days Appear Likely

SEVEN ROADS FACE WALKOUT BY FIREMEN   Mediation Attempts Pressed to Beat 6 A.M. Mark

Strike Threat  Causes Rail  Service Cuts Federal Mediators  Cling to Hopes  For Postponements

No Peace Yel In Phone Tieup  Hit-And-Run Pickets To Disrupt Service

Telephone Strike To Continue   First Peace Talks Failed Yesterday; Union Shifts Policy

Phone Strike May Continue   First Federal Peace Talks Fail; Strike Is in Third Day

Phone Strike To Continue   Federal Peace Talks Fail as Dispute Enters Third Day

Federal Peace Talks on Phone Strike Fail   New System of ‘Hit, Run Picketing Is Started By Union Workers

Phone Walkout Will Continue Der Weekend   First Federal Peace Talks Failed  Yesterday.

Phone Strike May Continue Over Week End   Peace Talks Fail; Will Not Meet Again Until Sunday

Phone Strike To Continue  As Talks Fail   Union Starts New ‘Hit-And-Run’ Plan  To Confuse Compan

Fail To Settle Strike   First Federal Peace Talks Fail After Only One Issue in Phone Dispute Is Discussed

Partial Strike ls Continued  _ Certain to Go Along  Over the Week End

Vlediabon Elforts Wiade.... eaacceencsiayiciastninn einen,  Telephone Strike Peace Talks Fail

Phone Strike InThird Day .  Partial Tie-Up To - -.. tt mm... tas... too

Phone Strike Effect Spotty   First Parley Fails, Another Set Sunday

PHORE STRIKE KD      Continue ‘Hit-And-Run Picketing; Federal Peace Talks Fail

Telephone Strike Appears Cerfain to Last Through Weekend: First Peace Talks Fail

STRIKE CONTINUES; PEACE TALKS FAIL   Telephone Walkout Is Expected to Go On Into Next Week   FIRST VIOLENCE SEEN

Phone Strike To Continue Over Weekend   *Hit-and-Run’ Picketing Hurts Some Exchange

Peace Talks Fail; No New Ones Planned  Report 120,000 Out Of Work Over JU. S.

Phone Strike Peace Talks Prove Futile   National Effect Of Tieup ‘Spotty’

First Government Mediation Talks Fail Yesterday   Union Shifts To New Hit And Run Tactics In Telephone Strike

—WALKOUT— Telephone Strike In Deadlock  Force Of 120,000 Remains Off Jobs

Seasoned Fighters Picked by Attlee for Cabinet Posts   O’Brien and Woolfolk Leaders of 1950 Red Cross Campaign

Invaders Stalled  Outside of Suwon  Yankees Cheered by Koreans; TOOL. Pen Rettls Pracitianne

Truman Says Moral Peo p le  Face Menace   Our Foes ‘Have No Idea Of Honor Or Truth’ He Tells Missourians

Men of Good Will Must Meet Crisis President Says   Believers in Ethics, Morals and Right Opposed by inheritors of Genghis Kahn, He Tells Newsmen at Kansas City Luncheon

Ethics at Core Of World Crisis  Truman Asserts Lack of Honor      Lack of Honor Menaces U.S. Too, He States

The Great Game Of  Politics By FRANK R. KENT   Too Early To Cheer

Gillette Pledges Primary Checkup  Cites Complaints On Senate Races

Will Probe Expenditures In Elections  Investigation Of Many Complaints   Investigation Of Many Complaints Will be Made By Senate Group

Expenditures !n Primaries  To Be Probed   Report Complaints fn N.C. Campaian

-— PRIMARIES — Big Money Traced in  Vote Probe   SENATE RACES UNDER STUDY

Senator Gillette Annountes Senate Watch Dogs  ' Will Check On Florida, S. Carolina N. Carolina, Illinois And Pennsylvania

Will Probe Expenditures in Elections   Investigation Of Many Complaints Will be Made By  Senate Group

Primary Vote Expenditures To Be Probtd   Four States Listed By Gillette; Others To Come Under Study

Expenditures Of Candidates ToBeChecked   Numerous Complaints Are Received Concerning Alleged Huge Layouts !n Senatorial Races

SENATE IS SET TO CHECK COSTS IN SENATE RAPE   Investigators Will ake Inquiry Into Allexed Huge Expenditures For Can idates.

North Carolina Senate Contest Is Questioned  Complainis Entered From Three

Complaints Made On Excessive Expendifures   Other States Also Involved; Details Are Not Bisclosed

SENATE.INVESTIGATION  Five States Face Probe _ Of Primary Elections:

Four Senatorial Campaigns To Be Investigated   Gillette’s Committee Hears of Alleged ‘Huge Expenditures’

State Election Included Senate to Probe Primary Snendinag in Five States

Complaints in At Least Four Contests Made  Senate Group Will. Make Investigation

Dixiecrat Money . Scheduled Target In South Carolina, Sen. Gillette Says

Pennsylvania, Florida, N. Carolina, [llinois Contests Facing Quiz   Senatorial Group Will Investigate   Details of Complaints Not Disclosed So Far By Chairman Gillette

Expendifures for Senatorial Races To Undergo Check   At Least 4 Primaries To be Investigated By Senate Group

Predicts Senate Will Pass Bill   ‘House-Okayed Bill Would Liberalize Rules on DP’s

Clark Plant Will Be Put Up For Sale   Rumor Has $375,000 Price On Factory At Berrien Springs

Enemy Advances Within 50 Miles Of Vital Pusan   Tentatively Identify New Troops As 2nd Division Of Regular Army; Invaders Shift Pressure To West And Southwest

Fresh Troops To Battle Reds  In Pusan Area   Land In Korea And Rushed Into Line To Stem Red Drive

But Army Can't Induct Any Until Congress Okays lt, Bill Stipulates   Truman Predicts Defense Cost Cut   Remington Again Denice: He's Communist In House Group's Probe

Ohio Firm Cited in U.S. Blast Probe   Negleet in Packing Mines Seen a» Cause OF S. Amboy Tragedy

Russia Respects Force, Clark Say:   Be Powerful, Nation Advised by General

West Claims Victory Over Red Threat   Berlin Crisis Passes Caimly, But McCloy Calls for Vigilance To Prevent Putsch

Claim Victory as Threatened ‘Putsch’ Passes   But Leaders Warn Giant Rally Shows Need For Vigilance

RED CHALLENGE _ AT BERLIN MET, WEST DECLARE:   C. S. Commandant Claims Bloodless Victory in Failure of Communists to Storm All of City.   500,000 DISCIPLINED YOUTHS ON PARADE   Commissioner MeCloy Say: Power Displayed Calls for Even Sharper Allied Vigilance.

West Claims Bloodless Victory  Reds Failed To Make Good On Boasts

West Hails Victory In Berlin Battle   McCloy, Other Brass Warn That Future ‘Battles’ Will Come

Western Allies Claim Berlin Putsch Victory   Failure Of Communist Youths To Storm City Cited; McCloy In  Warning Challenge Is Present

VICTORY CLAIMS MADE BY WEST IN BERLIN SHOW   Bloodless Victory Hailed As Youth Rally Winds Up With Parades

WESTERN ALLIES CLAIM VICTORY OVER COMMIES   Display Of Regimented Power Disturbing To Leaders   MANY DESERTIONS _ TO WESTERN ZONE

West Acelaims Bloodless Win In Youth Rally   Neophyte Communists Fail In Their Boast To “Storm All Berlin’

24 Feared Killed In Plane Crash On Wyoming Mountain  11 Missionaries and 10 Children Aboard, None Believed Alive

saere we Go Again— New Norther Noses Toward Texas; -.Sharp Dron. Freezing Rains Seen

Coal-Short Areas Plead For Help   Nation Struggles Against Creeping Economic Chaos

MAY RECEIVE SNOW      ron Rain Also a Possibility or Kansas Tonight

MAY RECEIVE SNOW   Freezing Rain Also a Possibility for Kaneaxn Tonieht

Confession Admitted In Murder Trial   Prosecutor Recites Testimony From Witness Stand

LATE BUYING DRIVE SENDS UP STOCKS   Prices Rally After Sinking Early in Day—3,330,000 Shares Chanre Hands.

Lass Is Making Trips To Surgery; She Has 17 Toes And Webbed Hands

DE GASPERI GETS BiD 10 FORM NEM ITALIAN CABINE   Premier Expected To Organ ize Coalition Government Niewt Week

Millions Of Flowers On Punchbowl! Crater Graves   Flowers Pour Into Honolulu fer Groves of Ernie Pyle, 12,500 American Wer Deod in Hawaiian Cemetery

Socialists to Ask Leopold's Return And Then Abdication   Will Suggest Belgian Ruler Turn Threne Over  To His 19-Year-Old Son

Belgians May Ask Leopold To Give  Crown To Prince   Former Premier Calls Or King to Abdicate; Nation Still Without Govt.

Cruiser Blasts Targets Close to Soviet Land   Superfortresses Drop 23,000 Bombs in Month

RAILWAY YARDS AND FACTORIES ARE HAMMERED   Reds Mass 60,000 Troops For Assault On Naktong  River Line   TAEGUE OBJECTIVE OF NORTH KOREANS

All the Victims Were Soldiers on Troop Train   53 Others Injured in Head-On Mishap; 6 Reported Missing

Troop Train Wreck In Canada Kills 12  Six More Missing, Men Korea-Bound

C&P Can Well Live Withi Present Income, PSC Declares   COURT ACTION MAY Be TAKEN BY FIRM

Rafe Increase Denied (. &P. By State PS¢   Telephone Bills In Mary. land -To Continue Some As Now

Russian Writer Reveals Soviet Spy Activities  Communist Names Offered .  By FBI Undercover Agent -

Senate Investigation of Mrs. Rosenberg Is Scheduled fo Continue Next Week —

Anna Rosenberg Denies Charge By Ex-Communist   Closed Dispute Details Told After Meatina

Weatherman Expects A Kansas Warm-Up   ‘Lebo Reports+34-degrea Temperature, Lowest fn State Last Night

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE   Temperatures Dipped in the 30s Over Most of Kansas

2 YOUTHS 10 . BE EXECUTED AT MENARD   Governor Stevenson Turns Down Pleas of Carson Sever, 19, and Curtis Chapman, 18,   ELECTROCUTION AT 12:01 A. M. SATURDAY   Convicted of Hitchhike Slaying of Jerseyville Insurance Man; Supreme Court Rejects Appeal.

Acheson's Talk Pleases Demos;  GOP Left Cold   Test Comes Tomorrow In Appearance over Foreign Arms Plan

Congressmen Are Divided On Acheson Appearance  Democrats Pleased, Do hb Miche   Democrats Pleased, Republicans Doubt Value Of Sessuions

Democ rats Pleased; G. O. P. Left Cold Congressmen Differ  On Acheson's Speech

GETS MIXED RECEPTION Acheson's Congress Session Finds Dems Happy, GOPs Cold

Acheson Session _  Leaves G.0.P. Cold   Yerling Is Secretary Left Lot of Questions Unanawered

Acheson's Report Pleases Democrats But Leaves Republican Leaders Cold

Acheson s Visit Pleases Some  GOP, However, Cool T   GOP, However, Cool T: Yesterday’s Report

Acheson Report On Talks Leaves Republicans Cold   Lot of Questions Left Unanswered Conaressman Says

ACHESON SESSION LEAVES GOP COLD   Republicans Unimpressed By. Quiz Period That  Pleased Democrats 

ACHESON GIVEN SLAP ON BACK   Democratic Solons Pleasec With Report on Recent European Parley

Demos Okay Acheson Talk, But It Left GOPers Cold   Lucas Says Secretary Of State's Appearance Before Joint Session Helped Cement Relations, But Wherry Claims A ‘Lot Of Questions Unanswered’

Acheson Gets Praise From his Own Party   Republicans Not So Pleased With “Question And Answer” Session With Secretary

Truman Aide Aided Fixer, Probe Shows   *Five-Percenter’ Maragon Labelled As ‘Brazen Fixer’

JOBLESS LAW [5 ATTACKED AT PARLEY   Counsel for Retail Merchants Says It Subsidizes Chisler

GOP Hopes Te Gain Support In Two Races  For Congress   -Tar Heels Electing * Two U.S. Senators For First Time

G. O..P. Hopes In 10th And 11th... .. Two Congressional  Races Hard Fought

Senator Cain Ends Record Filibuster’   One-Man War Against Rent Control Measure Called Off Last Niaht

Lucas Demands Action on Rent Controls  Motion to Arrest Absentee   Motion to Arrest Absentee Solons Approved

New Drive In Senate Aimed At Acheson  Senator Bridges Heads New Drive

Administration Senators Come to Acheson’s Defense Reportedly at Requcat of President Truman,

BRIDGES LEADS IN BATTLE   Administration Senators Come to , Acheson's Defense Reportedly at Request of President Truman.

Sioux County REA Added 68 New Farm Members During 1950, Improve System   Annual Meeting Will Be Held Jan. 24

No ECA Slash  Seen by Lucas   Senate Democrat Predicts Fund Will Pass Intaet

Lucas Visions GOP Defeat In ECA Slash  Says Informal Check Shawe a2 af GK

LUCAS PREDICTS SENATE ACTION      Thinks Full Marshall Plan Request Will Soon Be Granted

Oiling Car Slowed Cross-Nation Trip  But Kentuckian Made ft i   But Kentuckion Made It in Six Weeks in 1901 Olds Despite Frequent Oiling

Seek Powell's Withdrawal in N.H. Race   Highly Placed Republican Leaders Don't Want Solit -”

G. B.S. Lapses Into Coma As Death Nears   Heat Records Broken; Cool Spell Coming

Joint Debate Challenge Is Given Thomas   Monroney Proposes Tw« Contenders Meet in Discussion of Issues In Senate Campaign’

GR ANDAD’S MEMORY IS QUESTIONED  Something Definitely Wrong With Ole Man Winter Now

Walls of Flame Guard Vital Supply Highway   Artillery, Planes Combine in Novel Tactics To Rout Reds from Hilltops

Yank Airmen Blast Tlills ‘To Forestall Road Block ‘And Aid The Advance

Child’s Book Salesman  Admits Murder  Squeezed Woman's Throat   Squeezed Woman's Throa ‘Too Hard Just to Keep Her Ouiet

an peor en ko Ux * * * * * > wv > 2  000 PERSONS ATTEND OPENING RODEO PROGRAM  Doct ‘Stampede’ Opened

<x +« *&*& wet *&* & &* *& Kk we & & * ,000 PERSONS ATTEND OPENING RODEO PROGRAM  Post ‘Stampede’ Opened

a a ee ee ee eee  First Division ‘Troops Sail For Action in Korean War

GROUND, AIR UNITS TO JOIN FAR EAST WAR      Southern Defenders Fall Back Along Han River

U. 8. Economic, Social Problems Expected fo Be Main Topica of Speeches  To Blast McCarthy Advisers Say President  Will Uphold Acheson, State Department

Demos Sharpen Domestic Issues ’ Plan New Assault On  GOP During May Tour

DEMOS POLISH ~ MAJOR ISSUES   Drive for Farm Subsidy Plan Other Measures To Be Mede Against GOP

Wilson Named Cotton Carnival King   Democrats to Hit GOP On Domestic Issues

[Dems Sharpen Four Issues For Truman’s Tour   Will Stress Brannan Plan, Housing, Jobless Pay and Rent Control

‘Demos Whet Knives On 4 Domestic ‘Issues For Assault On Republicans

Sharpen Up Four Domestic Issues Democrats Plan New  Assault on the GOP

Four Domestic Issues Expected To Be Key Material When President Stumps West States  Truman Will Feature 1950 Political Campaign With Stumping Tour

Demos Sharpen  Up Four Issues Likely Material: for New Attack-on GOP

Democrats Talk Over  Four Issues  Sy Ere are ee : . eee   Prepare Material For New Assault On Republicans

Democrats Sharpen GOP Attack   President Expected To Stress Domestic Issues On Junket

4 Domestic Issues Sharpened Up for Demo Campaign  Expect Truman to Use Them in Trip  Acroce Country

G.0.P. Facing Truman Blast   Aides Select Issues For Politieal Tour

[Democrats Sharpen Four Domestic ‘Issues for Assault on Republicans

Four Domestic Issues May Be Given Country   Truman Preparing For National Tour Early Next Month

Truman Set For Attack On 4-Point GOP Issues   President To Start Swing Through West During Part Of May

PAY-AS-YOU-G0 BASIS IS SEEN FOR TAX HIKES   Senator Says Immediate Increase Gy Congress Would Re Mistake

George Favors Pay-As-You-Go an War Taxes  Senator Believes Conaress Should Ne

America Has q Shortage of Gimps — to You They Are Plain Buttonhole Makers

Truman Sends Land Troops to Battle Reds   Also, Orders Tight Blockade of Korean Coastline

Swift Moves Are Made on Capitol Hill   Naval Blockade, Bombing North’s Targets Ordered

Navy Ordered © To Blockade Korean Coast   President Directs U. S. Planes To Raid Targets In Red North Korea; Lawmakers Voice Quick Approval of Chief Executive’s Action:

Yank Arrival Timed To Halt Korean Rout   First US Troops Take Up Positions South Of Lost Airfield  RULLETIN!

Congressional Leaders Approve President's Military Decisions   President Urges Boy Scouts to Rally For Battle Against Communism

Congressmen  Vote Support Of Acheson  Two Committees Approve Policies Bar Bie 2 Pelle

Senate Groups Give Acheson Confidence Vote  maa boem,s (As.   Secretary Wants W. German Troops in Defense Effort

Fugitives Weapons  Found   Ravine ‘Find’ Adds Clues To Van Buren Hant

FIND GUNS OF 2 FUGITIVES   Cache Discovered By Van Buren County Worker In Ravine

Board of Education Members Hope For Good Turnout At Citizen’s Meeting

Bowles Sees Huge LossforFamilieshy  Rent Control End   Decontrol Is Called Unwise Move; Says Changes: ' to Hit 11 Million Families

Removal Fil By Bowles   Cost of Millions to Public, Menace to Wage Structure Seen

Bowles Sees Rent Boost In Nation Of 14 Billions If Controls Dropped

BOWLES AGAINST RENT DECONTROI   Connecticut Governor Feels Tenants Would Be Hit Hard

Bowles Views Rent Decontrol As Dangerous   Says End Of Curbs Would Cost. Nation’s Tenants . Million And Half Yearly

Bowles Opposes Ending Controls   Cites Huge Cost to Tenants in Nation

DON 0. ADAMSON “PROTESTS CHOICE OF CENSUS CHIE   Seventh District Democratic Committee Overridden in Appointment of Mrs. Fern D. Edwards.   PROPOSED ANOTHER FOR 6-COUNTY POST   Woman Chosen a Former Sec: retary for Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan in Truman Campaign Headquarters.

Whole Allied Position From Kyongju to Pohang in Danger   Situation "Very Serious at This Time" As Communists Renew Their Attack

OFFERS DEATH AS HEADLINER   Hugh Ernst, Radio Producer and Former Airforce Pilot Offers “Good Story” to New York Newspaper — Kills Self. with ‘Shotgun Blast Through Head.

Actress’ Estranged Husband Phones Paper to Tip Story, Then Kills Self:

Radio Man Suicide After Calling Papet   Fires Shot While Estranged Wife Rushes to Stop Him.

Los Alamos Atomic Center Scientists Are Dealing With Life as Well as Death

Los Alamos Atomic Center Conducts Research on Life as Well as Death

Claim Results  . Anger for Highway Body   Legislature's Group Is Ruffled at Meeting About a Road Survey

Highway Department Asks For Bids On May 25; Allport Also Listec For Resurfacing.

Acheson Waits On Full Report   Primary Concern Now Is Russian Motive

RED ‘PROTEST’ IS TO DRAW SHARP REPLY’   Theory ts Advanced Attack On Bomber     “wt war Baltic

‘Oversight’ In Bonus Law Under Study   “No Provision Is Made To Invest Collected Funds

15 PER CENT MAY BE SPENT IN THIS AREA   Estimate - On. ‘Earnings I Reléased:By Farm  Labor Office

Most Of Tt To Be Spent In This Are:   200,000 Crates At 80¢ Each On Mart This Week

Angry Miners Continue To Remain Idle   About. 35,000 Other Soft Coal Diggers Back In Pits

Union Chief Shuns  Senate Invitation  55,000 Miners Stay Idle  Despite Bosses’ Plea

: “Taps’ for Aged Warrior Uncle Johnny Graves, Oldest Confederate Vet, Dies at 108

Confederate Vel Dies al Age of 108  Notion‘s Oldest Released Beske _ en eet eee See

Legion Against Draft —   New Stand ‘Is Taken By Vets’ ‘Organization _ Advocates Universal Military Training

Legion Opposes Extending Draft Law Three Years   Spokesman Appears Before House Group; Favors Training Plan

Legion Against Continuing Draft   Position Outlined to House Armed Group

Marines Are About To Enter   Giant Nutcracker Squeeze On Red Lines Progressing

Seoul Recapture Near As Yankees Hold Waeqwan   Reds Flee Across Hon River; Front Line Spokesman Says It Looks Like “Crackup”; South Koreans Plunge Into Vital Pohang

LOOKS LIKE THE CRACKUP UN Nuteracker Squeeze  Has Communists On Run

Marines Gain Han, 2 Miles  From Seoul   Third Division Pledges Capture of Pohang By Night

France Asks Aid Of $750 Million   French Defenses Will Be Boosted

barnett  W.S. Coleman, Former Mavor,  To Run Again   First Announced Candidate For Banks’ Job Pledges  Cooper Homes Okay

W. S. Coleman, Former Mayor.  To Run Again   First Announced Candidate For Banks’ Job Pledges Cooper Homes Okay

Believe Concessions by Operators, Lewis Spell Mine Industry Peace

Long Peace Foreseen In Coal Industry   Operotors And Lewis Think Give And Take Agreement Will Stanc

LABOR PEACE IN GOAL INDUSTRY IS PREDICTED   Both Sides Apparently Satisfied With Terms Of New Contract

Operators Swap Welfare Fund Rule For Control Over Mine Production

Both Sides Make  Big Concessions  For Coal Treaty Lewis And Operators  C.. AP... BR. Lg Abe ew ee   Lewis And Operators Say New Pact Means Peace Sor Industry

Late Returns Decide Senate Contest  Tobey Takes Lead In New Hampshire Race

UPeinary DBatthe :  Sen. Charles W. Tobey Swept ‘Back in GOP Primary Battle

War Vet Leads Senator Tobey   Professed New Hamp: shire Liberal Trails

Predicts More Crop Controls   Dr. Hilton Declares Farming Will Offer New Problems In N.C

CROP CONTROLS FORECAST MADE   North Carolina May Expect More Of Them And Be. come Adapted To Curbs  - Dean. Asserts.

\Iri sh Question Cleared Hs Reverses Action, Passes 3-Billion Dollar Aid Bill

House Votes $3-Billion Aid Setup   Earmarking of Billior For U.S. Surplus Crops Erased.

Irish Unity Amendment Voted Out  Marshall Pian   Marshall Plan Cost To Be $3 Billion

Law Trims Funds Asked By Truman  mt... TT. The<--nl a:   Plan To Develop Backward Areas Receives Big Cut

Measure Cut Of Some Funds Truman Sought  President Wins Two Contested Points However

HOUSE REVERSES EARLIER ACTIONS AS ADMINISTRATION WINS 2 CONTESTED POINTS

Bill Trimmed Of Some Funds Truman Sought  aoe Ge © en a   Giant Measure Sent To Senate By 287 To 86. . Vate

FOREIGN AID PASSES HOUSE BY 287 TO 8   Fund To Help Backwart Countries Cut Almost  In Half   REPUBLIC OF KOREA GIVEN $100-MILLION

HOUSE SENDS $3 BILLION AID ACT TO SENATE      Reverse Early Action, Kill British Aid Ban, Use of Surpluses

House Votes Reversal on Foreign Aid   Huge One-Package Bill Now Awaits Action in Senate.

LESS THAN TRUMAN WANTED House Sends $3 Billion Aid Measure to Senate

lrish Blockade Ends, : But ‘Point Four’ Plan Virtually Cut in Half   287-86 Tally Sends Bill to Senate; $250 Million Slash on ERP Remains

HOUSE VOTES $3 BILLION IN FOREIGN AID   Administration Wins Some Contested Points, Loses Others

Measure Lacks Some of Money  ‘Truman Sought   Funds for Point Four Plan Are Cut in Half; Act Is Sent to Senate

$3 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Passed By House  Measure Goes To Senate Trimmed  ‘Of Some Funds Truman Wanted

Measure Approved, 287 to 86, After Being Trimmed of Some of Money Truman Asked,   MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS SLASHED $250,000,000   Provision to Earmark &1,000,000,000 for Surplus American Crops Is Eliminated,

House OK’s: Foreign Aid Measure   Trimmed of Som ~ Of Money Asked  By President

FEW DECISIONS AREDROPPED BY TRUMAN FORCES   Move To Unite Ireland Kejected In Vote; Crop Plan Drops

*French Guns Active As Rebels Retreat   Aerial Observers Report Withdrawal Of Red Troops

Attack Launched From China, French Declare   Communist Rebels Believed Returning To Border Bases

RED TROOPS PULLING BACK IN INDO-CHINA   Withdrawing Into China a: French Columns Move on Frontier.

Report Red-Led Troops Pull Out Of Indochina  Vietminh Forces Withdraw Across Chinese Frontier

Lane, Mahoney Bury Hatchet   McKeldin Victory By ‘30,000 Majority Is Gunter Prediction

Striking UMW Miners Defy Lewis’ Order, Keep Mines Closed: Report Violence

Pickets Beat Coal Owners, Wreck Office   Second Lewis Order To Return to Jobs Falls on Deaf Ears

Lewis Defied; Pickets Raid Coal Plant   Violence Flares As Miners Ignore UMW Head Again

If Cleopatra Could Talk, She'd Wreck You With Stories About Her Operation

Woman Standing Trial On Assault Charge  U.S. Sergeant's Wife Shears C cnected Love Rival’s Hair

Bob Hope Injured As Car Hits Tree  Automobile Skids Off Wet Pavement

Bob Hope Hurt In Auto Accident   Car Skids On Highway And Over: turns: Script Writer Is Also Injured

Reds Slash Big Hole in East Front   Menace Taegu, Pusan Whole North U.N.  Rim Imperiled.

No. Koreans Only 50 Miles Off ‘Port City   Taegu Also Threatened As 30,000 Reds Attack Along Whole Line

Strong Red Air Force   PAR 2 VILL  Book by British Ex pert says Soviet Has 19 100 Army Pleanac

P.M. A. MAKES REQUEST  Farmers Asked to Report Wheat Arrasone Navamber (2 Three (7

P. M. A. MAKES REQUEST  Farmers Asked to Report Wheat Acreage November 13 Thru 17

Ist Cavalry Crosses 38th   Reds Stiffen Resistance; S. Koreans Within Half Mile of Port of Wonsan

ToT CAVALRY MEETS REDS (VER BORDER   Spokesman Reports Very Many Casuatties in Killed and Wounded.

Tank-led Forces Proceed Two And A Half Miles Across Border, Run Into Stubborn Bloody Resistance   SQUTH KOREANS MILE FROM WONSAN PORT

ee 2a oe  ‘Big Push’ Started by Ist Cavalry   ‘SOUTH KOREANS  REACH WONSAN 

Reds Inflicting Heavy Casualties On U.S. Forces   All-Out Blows, Are Delivered to Enforce Surrender Demands

Big Offensive Of War Beains   General MacArthur Launches Major Drive to Crush Red Korea; First Cavalry Meets Stubborn Foe in Early Hours of All-Out Offensive

All-Out Drive to Enforce MacArthur's Final Order for Red Surrender

Cavalry Smashes Across Border:  Gains 2'2 Miles   U. N. Forces Cross North Korean Border  To Enforce ‘Final’ Surrender Demande

North Koreans Reject ‘Final’ Order fo Fold   South Koreans Battle Russian-Commanded Troops at Wonsan

Gen. M’ Arthur Issues Final Demand to Reds   Americans Run Into Stubborn, Bloody Resistance

Long-Awaited AML-Out Push  Finally Begins   Offensive Supports Second Surrender Demand By MacArthur

Communists Put Up Bloody Fight Against UN Army      Red Koreans Show No Intention Of Heeding UN’s ‘Last Order’ To Surrender Or Face Destruction; Red POWs Report Russian Colonel Active In Korean Army

Final Ultimatum  Ienored by Reds   South Koreans Approach Wonsan—U. 8. Troops Suffer Heavy Casualties

‘1st Cavalry Sustains Heavy Losses   South Koreans Approaching Wonsan

Stuff F ighting Taking Place e  Over Bor ‘der   AmericanCasualtiesHeay ‘v3 M’Arthur Again Demands Enemy Surrender

Tank-Led U.S. Cavalry  Smashes Across Border Bloody Resistance Confronts First Crossings of Parallel

Seek to Enforce Latest Demands Of MacArthur   Stubborn, Bloody Resistance Met By Ist Cavalry

Meet Tough Resistance, Casualties Run High; South Koreans Reach Wonsan On East Coast; MacArthur’s Surrender Ultimatum Broadcast

Question Of How To Punish Posed  Lewis Calmly Holds Birthdav Celebration

Crucial Legal Test Looms as Lewis Heeds Court Order but Miners Balk

Majority Held Ready to Stay Out of Mines   Overnight Crews Fail To Report In Four West - Virginia, Two Pennsylvania Pits; Leaders   Say Men Will Not Work Without Pact   Coal Crisis May Prove Test of Court’s Power

Crashbeat. In Rescue Near Guam   Three Other Crew Members of Crashed  Superfort Reported To Be Still Missing

B-29 Falls In Pacitie  Near Guam   Thiee Of 11-Man— Crew Missing; Craft On Training Flight

Crashboat Rescues Kight Survivors   Remainder Of Superfort Crew Still Missing After B-29 Crash Off Guam

PRESS SEARC FOR 3 OTHERS STILL MISSING   Superfort Goes L Down 140 Miles Off Guam While On Practice Flight

B-29 Crashes At Sea 8 Rescued  Navy Searches Guam Area For 3 Missing

EIGHT MEMBERS OF B-29 CREW SAVED AT SEA   Three Men Still Missing After  Superfort Forced Down  Of} Guam

8 Men Rescued {nB-29 Crash   Search Continues For 3 Still Missing

s Pentagon Phone, Maj. Searles Is Heroic fficial Saucer Debunker; His Theme Song  Callers: ‘No. No, a Thousand Times No’

Texas Elects G. 0. P. Congressman; Calls Self Just One Small Protest’

Texas Elects Republican Kepresentative in Congress For First Time in 20 Years

TEXAS’ GOP LAWMAKER I'm Going to Washington As Protest, Pampan Says

New Defense  Aide Cleared   Mrs, Rosenberg Gets Unanimous Approval

ANNA M. ROSENBERG CLEARED OF CHARGES   “Benate Group Voles to Reaffirm Approval of Her Nomination ga Marahall's Aid.

SAY COMMUNIST CHARGES FALSE   Committee Votes To Reaffirm Mrs. Rosenburg To Defense Post

Solons Clear Mrs. Rosenberg   Inquiry Erases Charaes of Red Ties

U.S. Convinced Chinese Reds In Trouble   Communists Slowed Down In Drive To Take Orient

China ’Commies Face Difficulty  Envoys Say Spread Of Doctrine Slowed

MERCURY DROPS     TO LOW LEVELIN WIDE AREA.   —Srrowstorms Hit _Eastern States; South Shivers

Sritish King’s  Speech ‘Mild   Parliament Opens Witl Controversial Plans Kept In Background

King’s Speech Skirts Issue Of Nationalization, But Cooperation Sought   UN Atomic Peace Pursuit Is Urged   But Churchill's Control Talks Proposal Ignored In Labor Document

U.S. Ready To Use American And German Troops In Single Force.   Acheson Presents Atlantic Council One-Packag Proposal For Western European Defense; Grave Decision Must Be Made.

Decisions On Proposal Due By Tonight   Wants German Troops Included

Allies Faced By Historic Defense Plan  U.S. Would Align   U.S. Would Align Troops With Reich In Western Europe

U.S. Offers Pla for Battle Force   Plan to Defend Europ - Up to Atlantic Group.

One-Package Deal Calls For Grave Decision by The Atlantic Council

Acheson Offers Atlantic Council 1-Package Plan   Calls For Use Of American, German Troops In One Force

North Atlantic Council Considering Armed German Units in Defense Ring

PROPOSE YANK, © GERMAN TROOPS IN JOINT ARMY   North Atlantic Council Weish: Historic Pion for Western Defense.

Acheson Wants To Include German  And U.S. Troops In Defense Force

U.S. Troops Are Offered To Europe   Their Use in a Joint Defense Army Hinges. On Enlisting Germans, And 1007, Cooneration

One-Package Army Asked   Historic Acheson Proposal Would Pu: Germans, Americans in Same Force

Pact Nations Consider U. 5. Troop Plan  ~ Use Of Yanks And  ‘Germans For Dafence Planned

U.S. Seeks To Include  Yank, German Troops “In United Battle Force

Acheson Outlines U.S. Troops Pian   Little Ships Provoke Reds Into Fatal Blunder

Acheson Urges Unified Forces For N. Atlantic  Proposes Rearming German Units Under Allied Sunervician

ATLANTIC COUNCIL FACES PROBLEM OF U.S., REICH UNITY   Unified Battle Force For Western European Defense Is Proposed

German Arm Plan Faces Showdown   Unified Force to Detend West Europe Urged on Council

U.S. SUBMIT: NEW DEFENSE PROPOSAL   Use Of Yanks, Germans In One Force Studied —

Acheson Offers Plan For West Europe Defense  roposes Use OF   Proposes Use Of U. S., German Troops In Single Force

American : Plan To Unify Forces Before Counci   Acheson’s Package Deal Would Defend Europe With Yanks, Germans

Acheson Plan Puts Germans Jn Jomt Army   Single Package Tdea For Europe Defense  Laid Before Envovs

U.S. ASKS USE OF GERMANY IN WESTERN ARM)   Acheson Outlines Rear mament Plan To North Atlantie Council

USS. Favors Use Of Yanks  And Germans   West Europe Plan Outlined By Acheson To Atlantic Council

Allies Make. Big Gains. On. Southem Front  Marines Drive On Capital City From Twe Directions

Enemy Reinforcements Arrive In City As UN Forges Gains In South   Two Leatherneck Columns Drive On Capital From North And Southwest; Thousands Of Reds Trapped In South

Pinch On Korean Capital City Comes As United Nations Forces Score Great Gains On Southeastern Front— Penetration Of Northern Outskirts Reported-— Fresh Communist Reinforcements Arrive In Area  Where Major Battle Shapes Up

Red Defenders Bolstered by Reinforcements   Another Allied Trap Is Being Closed on Commies in South

MARINES PUSH SPEARHEADS ON SEOUL   Fresh Red Reinforcements Arrive From South  it @ MIT   Goes 35 Miles In 35 Hours After Breakthrough On Southern Front

Allied Troops Tighten Hold On Seoul   Fresh Red Troops Add To Bitter Opposition Today

LEADERS SEEK TO CAMPAIGN   September 15 Seen As Earliest Date Congress Can Adjourn.

CONGRESS GETS READY TO QUIT FOR ELECTIONS  agent Aa ——  Iwinnity ._._. Pa.   “Must” Legislation Gets Priority — Recall Arranged If Emergency Arises.

Big 3 Urges Defenses In Europe, Asia   Foreign Ministers ‘Agree’ Ot Free-World Object

Big 3 Agree On Stronger Free-World  Defenses   Need Is Urgent  In Enrope, Asia; Ministers Favor Immediate Steps

Big Three Agree Speedy Buildup Of Defenses In Europe, Asia Is Urgent

NEW STRENGTH IN FREE WORLD LEADERS AIM   Big Three Minister. Consider Stronger Defense Setup

Big 3 Envoys In ‘Agreement On Fast Action   Top Problem Is Hike In Forces in Europe, Asia; Talks Planned

BiG THREE GALL FOR ARMS BUILDUP   SEEK VIEWS OF 12-NATION COUNCIL ON USE OF GERMAN MILITARY FORCES. 

Big 3 Declare Defense Must Be Bolstered  Pact Council Will Get German Issue

Big Three Foreign Ministers Say Western Defenses Most Urgent Problem Looming

Big 3 Supports Plan to Bolster Free Countries   Call It the Most Urgent Problem Confronting Them at Present Time

Atlantic Pact To Discuss German Issue Big Three Agrees On Free World Defense

Light Penalty for Jones at Olathe   Former Probate Judge Found _ Guilty of Negligent  : Homicide by a Jury

Former Johnston Countian Convicted   W. C. Jones, One-Time Representative, Found Guilty of Negligent Homicide

Villa VUVamsd 3  Olathe Jury Verdict of Negligent Homicide for Attorney

Find Jones Guilty of Negligent Homicide   lightest Possible Penalty Represented By surv's Verdict

Victims Parents Attack Youth Accused Of Knite Death Of Daughter, 16

Haskell County Singing Convention Expects Overflow Crowd for Sunday

2500 Commie Rioters, Police Battle in Paris  Reds Protest Printing Former Nazi's Diary

French Sending Aid To Indochina   Premier Says More Eauinpment Shinped

40 Russian-Made North Korean Tanks Overrun Outpost; Force Retreat

Americans Withdraw When Tanks  Break Line   Most Escape To New Positions, But Leave Some  Wounded Behind

Russian-Made Tanks Overrun Advanced  Position; Most U. S. Troops Escape Trap

40 Russian-Made Tanks Overrun American Unit   Unknown Number of Wounded Left Behind in Hasty Withdrawal; Infantrymen Run Short of Ammunition.

New USS. Position Threaten. ed By Fast Moving Red Tanks; GI Infantrymen  Law Ob Aewnmeenitian

Tanks Again Cut Southern Defenses  South Of Suwon   40 Overrun American Outpost But Most Gls Able To Reform Lines After Knocking Out Seven

Troops Leave Wounded Men In Withdrawal   Americans Knock Out Seven Tanks Before Armor Breaks-Through Lines

Break Through Defenses of South Near Suwon As U.S. Troops Fall Back

Developments Going Against Defense Forces   Americans Fire At Tanks Point Blank  Then Evacuate Are:

American Casualties — Reported To Be Light   U. S. Advance Element Cut Off But Men Probabl; Pull Back To New Lines — Red Infantry Eollows Tanks Southward .

U.S. Advance Unit Cut Off By Red Drive   Most of Americans Believed Able To Pull Back to New Lines After Position Is Overrun by 40 Russian-Made Tanke

Yank Advance Hement Is Cut Off By Invader   South Korean Troops Offer Only Slight Resistance, Then Flee

Reclamation Fund Cuts Will Not Disrupt Year’s Program. Straus Reports

GOP Lawmakers Se ek Democratic Help ° To Get Government Out of the Red

Balanced Budget \s Goal of GOP, Some Democrat:   Republicans See Need for Trimming Requests by Truman

GOP WILL SEEK DEMOCRAT AID TO CUT COSTS   Four Billion Dollar Defi cit Seen Under Truman Spending Plan

U.S. Deficit Of 4 Billion Dollars Seen   Estimated Based On Budget of 42 Billion Dollars

Democrat Aid Being Sough To Cut Debt  GOP Lawmakers  See 1951 Fiscal   GUPr Lawmakers See 1951 Fiscal Year Income Far Short of Budget

Demos Lending Attentive Ear To Budget Cut  Republicans Say   Republicans Say Demo Aid Could Balance Budaet

GOP Lawmakers Ask Democrats Help Cut Budget   Claim Nation Can Get Out of Red, Pay On National Debt

G. O. P. Lawmakers Call For Democrats To Help Get Government Out Of Red 

GOP Acts to Halt Deficit   Bi-Partisan Plan To Trim Expenses Urged in Congress

GOP. Sharpening Paring Knife for Truman's Budget   Republicans Enlist Democratic Aid in Anticipating Fight

Republicans Ask Democratic Help To Get Government Out Of The Red

Help Asked ToGetUSon Sound Basis   Republicans: Fear Four ‘Billion “Shortage . on 42. Billion Budget; Want Cuts   Halleck Is Heard   Former Majority Leader Says 80th Congress’ Proeram Sensible

Democrat Aid Being Sought To Cut Debt   GOP Lawmakers See 1951 Fiscal Year Incéme Far  Short of Budget

Get Out of Red, Republican Ples   Lawmakers Turn to Democrats for Aid

Vesta No. 4 And No, 5 Closed This  Morning, Republic Steel Mines  Also Start Closing; Shannopin  Mine Out   PRODUCTION UNDER 40 PCT. OF NORMAL

29 Big Steel Firms’ Pits Are Closed   Report 490,000 Tons Cut From Day's Coal Stock

Thailand Offers To Send Troops To Aid America  4,000 Ground Troops Pledged by Siamese Ear Artinan in Karan

POLITICIANS _ TALK OF SALES TAX INCREASE   Consider Up to 5 Per Cent Levy in Illinois, Retailers Report.

Michigan Guard Call Not Likely  No Federal Service For 46th Division

Mobilization Of Reservists Slowed Down   Manpower Needs To Be Filled Now With Drafices., Volunteers

NO MORE GUARD UNITS TO BE SENT OVERSEAS   Mobilization of Reluctant Reserves Is Slowed Down

No More Guard Units Will Be Sent Overseas   Services Will Depend On Draft

Draftees To Replace Reservists   Military Leaders Tapering Off Remobilization O Veterans; To Give Youngsters A Chance.

Call Fewer Reservists In Future   Armed Forces’ Will Fill Future Needs From Draft, Volunteers.

‘Last Gasp’ Drive Expected By Reds   Desperate Communist Offensive Rages on South Korean Front

Whole Front Flames With Bia Red Drive   Entire 45-Mile Northern Front In Korea Hit By Communist Offensives; Trying Desperately for Push to Pusen

Line Bends Under Reds’ New Assault   Communists Advance Near Pohang, Taegu; Bigger, ‘All Out’? Push Said To Be Still in Making

Russians Block ‘Escape’ Routes   New Blockade Erected to Prevent Flight From Soviet Sector

Other Unions May Respect Picket Lines   Installation Men Set Walk. Out For 6 A. M. Tomorrow As Talks Collapse

Announce Plans fo Set Up Lines Monday Morning   Mediators Move to Curb Nationwide Telephone Strike

INOTALLATION WORKERS PLAN PICKET LINES   Union Acts as Northwestern Bell System Reaches Wage Agreement.

Order Issued By Installers As Talks Bog   320,000 Expected To Respect Lines Of Equipment Men

Phone Installers To Picket Plants   Key Telephone Exchanges Will Be Picketed Monday Morning, Disrupting Some Service

Other Unions May Refuse te  Cross Lines  Government Mediator to Ask Intervention; , sa eee y Sa °  :

Far East Talks Get Under Way   Johnson Denies Rift With Dean Achesor On Japanese Peace Treaty

TOP DEFENSE MEN IN JAPAN   ‘McArthur Expected To Ask Firm Stand Against Asiatic Reds.

US Defense Bosses Are In Japan   Long-Time American Policy In For East May Be Outcome

Johnson and Bradley Meet MacArthur   Will Gather Facts For Re-evaluation of Policy in Asia

MAJOR BREAK NEARING America Orders Freeze  Of Balkan Citizens’ Funds

(rifically Wounded By a Deer Hunter  Store Owner Is Shot Near Lutesville. Mo.

Jack Crowther Former Local Man, Killed  Motorcycle Crash Fatal to Official Of D-I Industries

US Chamber Reports On 36 Cities   Unseasonably Mild Weather Has Kept Down Suffering

36 Cifies Face Fuel Shortage, U.S. C-C Says   Less Than Week's Supply On Hand,  Survey Indicatec

Coal Short In 36 Cities   BER QFN NASER AD  United States C. of C.  Differs With Truman On Bweiant af (eicota

Shortage Of Coal Is Held  ‘Critical’   36 Cities Severely ~ Affected, U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Reports After Survey

COAL DECLARED CRITICALLY SHORT   U. S..Chamber’s Repor! On 36 Cities At Odds With Truman Stand

Coal Shortage Termed Crisis  In 36 Cities   Results of 10-State Survey Released in Rebuttal of Truman Denial of Emergency

But President Says There Is No Emergency   C of C Report Asserts Situation Likely To Grow Worse

COAL SITUATION CRITICAL IN 36 CITIES, REPORT   Chamber Statement Mad As Truman Denies Emergency Exists

36 U.S. CITIES NEEDING COAL   Unseasonably Mild Weather Preventing Greater Hardship.

Coal Shortage “Critical” in 36 Cities  C. of C. Report   C. of C. Report Disagrees With Truman's Stand

COAL SHORTAGE CALLED CRITICAL   Figures Produced To Show Need After President Denies That Emergency Exists In Nation.

SHORTAGE OF COAL CRITICAL IN 36 CITIES   Unscasonably Mild Weather Averts Suffering, U. S. C. of C. Reports.

Report Coal Shortage in 36 Cities   Chamber of Commerce Findings Told After New Truman Denial

U.S. Chamber Hits Coal Delay, Finds Situation Critical  Reports on Survey After New Denial Of ‘Emergency’

a6 CITIES ON GOAL SUPPLE CRITICAL LIST   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Survey Stresses Need of Gov’t Action.

Survey Shows 36 Cities Are Very Hard Hit  Hardships Reported Ae Stacknilac Vanich

Critical Coal Shortage Found In 36 Cities   Hardship Only A Matter Of Hours Away, Says Report

U. §. Chamber of Commerce Declares Coal Shortaae Is Critical in 36 Cities Now

U.S. Chamber  Reports Coal  Piles ‘Critical’ C. Of C. Survey Comes On Heels Of  Truman Denial

Report Indicates 36 Cities Have Coal Shortages  Survey Comes After Truman’s Statement On 3-Day Mine Week

U.S.C. of C. Says Coal Is Critically Short in 36 Cities   Report Follows Truman's Denial of Any Fuel Shortage

TRUMAN STILL SAYS THERE IS NO EMERGENC)   President Reports H Has No Plans For  Injunction

seni ee eT eer ee ance neem  US. Chamber Finds Shortage Of Coal ‘Critical’ in 36 Cities

Coal Called Critical In Major Use Areas   Truman’s F indings Disputed In U.S. Chamber Survey— Prosident Nat Tn Act Naw

36 Cities Said Facing Coal Crisis   U, 5S, Chamber Of Commerce Claims Cities are Facing Critical Shortage

Claim 36 Cities Suffer ‘Critical Shortage of Coa   Chamber of Commerce Reports After Truman Aaqain Denies ‘Crisis’

Shortage Is Critleal Commerce Body Says; Lewis Bides Thbe on Contract

36 Cities Found To be Criticaly Short of Coal   But Truman Denies Three-Day Week Has Caused ‘’Emergency”’

Coal Shortage Critical U. S. C. of C. Says   36 Cities Hard Hit Chamber Tells President

Coal Shortage Seen ‘Critical’ in 36 Cities   U. S. Chamber Survey ‘Hard on the Heels. of ’ New Truman Denial

Britain Rapped By Mme. Chiang  China Leader’s Wife Leaves For Formosa

Chiang’s Wife Pledges Fight   Ridicwles Britain For Reeornition Act>

Mme. Chiang  To Formosa   Will Join Husband, Pledges Battle Te The Last Bullet

Mme. Chiang Vows Last-Ditch Battle  Will Leave to Join. Husband on Formosa

‘FOR SHAME’ TO BRITIAN  Homeland Will Be Re-Won Mme. Chiang Tells U.S.

Madame Chiang Vows Chinese Nationalists To Continue Fight  Against Communists Forever

Mme. Chiang K ai-shek Leaving For Formosa, Declares Chinese Nationalist Cause Is Not Lost.

Madame Chiang Pledges Nationalist Fight to Death Against Communist Regime

HEADING FOR HOME   Mme. Chiang Kai-shek [ Going to Join Husband at Formosa

Sheriff Shoots Kills. Youth, 19, In Stolen Truck   Former Convict Pursued 37 Miles, Four Shots Fired by Officer

Youth Shot After Chase   Sheriff Kills Man Who Was Driving A Stolen Truck

Farm Program Backed by Taft   Lausche Discusses State’s Finances

CROWD IS EXPECTED   To — Out for Fall Opening of etail Stores Tonight

Government in An Effori fo Prevent Telephone Strike   Labor and Management Negotiators Called for Mediation Discussions.

JOINT TALKS CALLED   Government Wants Labor anc Mangement to Convene

Tries to Avert Phone Strike   Nation-Wide Tie-Up Set For Next Wednesday

Cites Lahor’s Role:  Industrial Growth Called Key To Sound War Time Economy

EXPANSION BY INDUSTRY URGED   Chapman And Symington Attack Steel At CIO  Convention

EXPANSION INDUSTRY KEY TO WAR PLANS   Government Heads Tell CIO Steel Shortages Fault Of Leaders

Columbia Posts $1,000 Reward, Adds Police Car and Men, As Murdered Girl Is Buried

Columbia Citizens Offer $1,000 for Slayer: Conviction   Junior Cliamber of  Commerce Says Reward . Fund Is Growina. .

Nehru Ponders Trip to China or Lake Success   Indian Leader to Take Course Offering Best ‘Chance for Peace

Nehru Ponders Talk With Reds In Peace Effort   China Commies Invite Him To Capital But He May Come To UN Instead

Nehru ConsidersW hether PeipingVisit Or Lake Success Role Most Important

Government May Sei ize Struck Lines Rail Unions Reject Plea To End Strike

Demo Urges  Budget Cut  By $3 Billion ‘Quickie’ Excise Tax Slash Asked

Senator Asks $3 Billion Cut In US Budget   Quickie Bill Proposed  To Cut Excise Taxes

Demo Yells For $3 Billion Budget Slash   Truman Delays Tax Increase Message To Conares:

Budget Group Head Wants Budget Sliced   Sen. George, Martin Ask Quick Action to Cut Down Deficit

GOP Demands  Tax ‘Quickie’   George Asks Budget Slash of $8 Billion

‘Quickie’ Drive on Excise Taxes   Sen. George Seeks $3 Billion Savings in Federal Spending

Tax Slash Moves Made By Leaders Of Both Parties  Georgian Demands $3,000,000,000 Cut In Truman Budget

Top Democrat Asks for Big Slash in Budaet   Republicans Also Launch Drive to Cut Down Excise Taxes

Fruit Closet Yields $40,000 Hoard 'Of Man Who Distrusted Paper Money

Labor Curb Bill Urged By Senators   More Miners Walk Off Job; Lewis Is Sued in Ohio

Seven Of The Ten Are Democrats, Three Republicans Urge Study Of Usurpation Of Authority

Senators Blast Lewis Short Week in Mines   (,roup Asks Study of Muestion of Applying New Curbs to Unions

10 Senators Blast Lewis Short Week   Banking Group Approves Report On Mine Control

Senators Seek Curbs on UMW As ‘Monopoly’   Bipartisan Group Reports Need for New Measure To Rein Short Week

Labor Monopoly May Be Blocked in Pending Measure   Method Is Sought to Banish Power Abuse in Three-Day Week Mines

Senate Committee Asks Legislation To Halt Lewis’ ‘Power Usurpation’

Board Lets  Contracts For Streets   Clinchfield Concrete Company Gets Large Share Of Building

Kingsport Street, Sewer Contracts Let By Aldermen  Clinchfield Concrete Firm Gets Bulk OF $95,143 In Building

War Controls Measure Sent To House Floor   Speculation and Credit Curbs Are Opposed

Reports Tell of Pact Putting Russia, China into Conflict in Korea

Sino-Russian PactReported   China Reds to Move Tf 38th Is Crossed

Republicans Put Nine On 1952 Roster   Democrats Lose Likely Candidates For High Office -

Vote te Shuffles Presidential Picture  * * * GOP Nominee F ‘eld I nereased, Democratic Favorites N arrowed

Election Changes The 1952 Outlook   Some Presidential Aspirants Gain in Strength as Others Are Eliminated

Many Names Figure In Talk Of Presidency  Elections Reshuffle Deck Considerably; G.O.P. Eyes 9 Men

Picture Changed For '52 Lineups   Vote Hikes Stature Of GOP Stalwarts

Deck Of Presidential Possibilities Reshuffled Considerably By Election

GOP Presidentia Timber Shuffled In Tuesday Vote  Warren, Dewey, Dart Top Field Of Nine possibilities in’52

Democrats Have 234 Seats In House   Election Cuts Field Available To Head Ticket   GOP Victories Eliminate  Several Democratic Possibilities

Big Voice For GOP ‘National Elections Shuffle  Presidential Possibilities

That's That For Elections In 1950; Now For The Big Scramble In 52

Presidential Setup For 1952 is Alterec   Republican Victories - In. crease Stature of Candi, dates in Several States.

GOP's Victories Shift ‘52 Outlook  Nine Presidential Possibilities Seen

GOP, Demos Looking For Fresh Timber   Big Republican Victory Steps Up Stature of Manv

9 Republicans Are Possibilities For Presidency   Taft, Dewey, Warren Duff Spotlighted by Victories in Election

24th Division Gains Mile in Naktong Bulge   GI’s Drive in Rain; 800 Reds Wiped Out In Area to North

Troops Attack Six-Mile Area South of Taegu   Forces May Have Upset Enemy Plans For Big Offensive

Commies Mass 60,000 Along Taegu Front   Big Assault May be Launched On-Tuesday

Temperatures   Bridgeheads Broken by 24th and Ist Cavalry Divisions Near Taequ

Americans’ Swift, Driving Counter-Attack May Have Upset Coramunists’ Plans For Big Offensive; 24th Division Troops Advance To Strategic Heights

U. S. and South Korean Forces Attack 3 Paufhre ronts to Ease Threats ‘a TadeuPusan and Pohang Airstrip

Gain Heights Near Middle Of ‘Bulge’   Enemy’s Plans For Big Attack May Be Upset

{  Advance lute  Korean Brk  & th  As Much As ie           Face About 60,000 Communist Trooea

Upset Enemy Plans for Big Offensive  Six Communist Divisions Macead

Communist Bridgehead i in Naktong River, May Have Upset Enemy Offensive

24th GAINS MORE THAN MILE IN SPOTS. AS ENEMY FALTERS   Heralded “Anniversary D rive” Believed Possibly Upset By U.S. Th rust—Foe Is Routed From High-Groun d Bastion.

Seize Strategic Heights on River   24th Division Advances Southwest of Taegu; Ist Cavalry Wipes Out 700 West of Capital

Counter Drives May Upset New Red Offensive  Enemy Stalled, Driven Back in

Advance Half Way Back to River on Reds’ Bridgehead Southwest of Taegu, Prepare For Big Communist Push Expected Shortly

Offensives Are Calculated To Upset Enemy Schedule For Launching Main Drive

Commies Poise 60,000 Troops For Big Attack   Americans Drive  Inlo Naklong Bulge, Wipe Out Ton

YANKS DRIVE HALFWAY IN BRIDGEHEAD   Another Bridgehead on River Wiped Out; Troops Gain Strategic Heights.

“ —TIMELY —  Blow May Delay Big. Offensive   DRIVE FAILS TO ‘DEVELOP’

Major Commie Push  Is Believed Halted   Airstrip At Pohang Reported Still In U.S. Hands, But Planes Pulled Out

Enemy Plans For Giant Offensive Are Believed Upset By Yanks’ Drive

60000Poised for Red Drive  i A ge Rg  PR i a   Foe Expected to Open Offensive Today, on Anniversary of V-J Day

Bitter Norther Sweeps Across North Texas  Sno now and Icy Rain  xP 

Freezing Rain. Snow Strikes  In Panhandle  Blizzard Conditions Forecast in Central Section of States

six Persons Killed  In State Accidents   Two Drownings And Fou! - Highway Fatalities Recorded

Sioux County Softball  \¥ angie Siandinace   Softball Schedule For Rest Of Month Of June

Hundreds Evacuated From Flooded Lowlands Of Mississippi Tributaries

Dome Of Smoke Frightful Signal Of Destructior   Flames From Building: Lick Out At Marine: Racing Through Arez

Devastation Inflicted On Retaken City   Seoul is Flaming, Smoke-Fogged City Of Horror, Writer On Front Reports

Justice Jackson Rules Communists Entiiled To Bail   Seoul Is Smoke-Filled City Of Horror

‘A Flaming, Smoke-Filled Horror City’   War Correspondent Writes A Dramatic Classie of Seoul Street Fighting

Commies Fight Hard Despite Hopeless Case   Enemy Defending City From Houses, Ridges, Rooftops

NEVER BEFORE AN EQUAL Commies Fight to the Death In Defense of Allied Capital

Seoul is Flaming, Smoke-Filled City As Troops Battle   Capital Not Spared As Americans Fight To Root Out Reds

Great Fires Rage as U.S. Marines Advance Against Reds’ Desperate Last Stand

Seoul Is Flaming City Of Horror   Great Fires Raging, Smoke Hanging In Sky

No Gurtdings spared Seoul a City of Horror as Yanks —  Rattle Flames. Fanatic Communists

Seoul Presents Picture of Fire And Destruction   Reds Put Up Bitter Resistance [n Final Struggle far City  Noeaaor ll © Embacevy

Stalin's Portrait, Framed in Fire, Sees Fall of Seoul, City of Horror

\City Of Flame, Horror— ~  Great Fires Rage.In Seoul As Reds Fighting To Death

Seoul Is — Blazing Shambles   Smoke and Flames Make Scene Uncanny As Marines Grimly Fight Through City

Battle For Seoul ls Sparing Little Hindering Fights   Marines Go Into Smoking Ruins; U. S. Flag Set To Fly

Marines Mop Up In Seoul, City Of Horror   Correspondent Tells of Bitter Street Fighting in Flaming, Battle-Scarred Korean Capital.

Fires Rage in Smoke-Filled City of Horror, AP Newsman Says in Eyewitness Account

Seoul Flaming, Smoke-Filled . City. of Horror   Great Fires Raging, Street-by-Street Fighting by Marines  Re Fran Whhittnhends

Story of The Fall of Seoul a Dramatic One   No Sacrifice of Lives to Save it  Being Ruined

Capital Is Flaming City Of Horror   Whitehead Enters With Marines As Great Fires Rage

‘Seoul Is Flaming. Smoking City Of Horror As Marines Battle Enemy House To House

Many Fires Raging In City Of Seoul   Marines Dodge Falling Buildings In Street Fighting

Korean Capital a Bonfire of Hate As Marines Blast Defending Reds   Flaming, Smoke-Filled City of Horror Is Not Being Spared in Fight to the Death as Enemy Battles From Houses, Ridges and Rooftops

Chrysler Strike Begins To Make Itself Felt On Detroit’s Commerce

Strike Effects Felt in Detroit  Street Rail System To Lay Off Drivers

AIR RECORD EYED BY HUSBAND, WIFE   Seek to Establish New Round-the-World Mark

Man and Wile Try fo Smash World Flight Record   Stork Forced Postponement Once. But Now Bixbys Are Airborne.

2 Seek to Gird Globe in Plane   Husband and Wife Seek To Smash Round World Flight Record

For Failing To Turn Over Secret Papers   Success of Move Deemed Unlikely

News Day And Nighf   Truman And Senate Seen Heading For Show-Down On Loyaity Files   Contempt Citation Urged For Truman   But Republican’s Request Believed Doomed In Investigation  a,

PRESSURE Id GROWING FOR OUT IN TAXES   Economy Bloc Leaders, Spurred by GOP, Want Government Outlay Cut.

Pressure in Congress for; ‘Tax Cut, Balanced Budget    Republican Leaders s Serve Notice Trumos

Local Youth, 16, Drowned Friday In Lake Calumet  Louis Panozzo Jr. Meets His Death

Local Youth, 16, Drowned Friday In Lake Calumet   Louis Panozzo Jr. Meets His Death On Swim Party

STATE PRIMARY HOLDS INTEREST   Outcome Of Tydings And Lane Contests Draws Wide Attention

Nation's Eyes Are Centered On State Vote   Two of Truman Backer: Meeting. Determined Opposition

Oklahoma "Bad Man'-On Loose In Germany Army Decarter Rinse Out Cell Bars. With Bare Hands.

‘Acheson Says Free Peoples Facing Tests   Sets Off For Europe On Diplomatic Jaunt; Wants Conmununity Sense

Acheson Calls For Rally Against Reds  Secretary Of State Off For Big Three   Secretary Of State Off For Big Three  Parley In Europe

ACHESON BEGINS TRIP T0 EUROPI   HOPES TO GET WESTERN POWERS TO SPEED DFEFENSE PREPARATIONS

Acheson Sees Crucial Tests   Secretary of State Goes To Europe; Wni Warn Non-Commie World

Acheson Says Non- Red World Faces Big Tests   Issues Grim Warning as He Leaves for European Talks

_ —MISSION — West is Warned to Mobilize   GERMANY, ASIA DANGER AREAS

Acheson Says Non-Commies Facing Test’   Secretary Leaves For Europe And Big Three Meetings

U.S. Warned By Acheson Of Dangers Facing West   Secretary Of State Leaves For Parleys With Europe Chiefs

ACHESON HOPES FOR UNITY IN WEST NATIONS   Goal At Foreign Minis. ters’ Parley, He Says Upon Departure

Acheson In Grim Warning   Sets Out for Europe, Soys Non-Red World Facing More Crucial Tests Ahead

BERRIEN GOP CONCLAVE SET   County Convention To Be Held In Benton Harbor Sept. 18

5 Killed in ley Highway Mishap:   3 Deaths Occur On Turnpike; Hit-Run Kills PRR -Worker

Laboratory Workers Coming Down  With T.B. From Growing The Germs

LABORATORY HELP COMING! DOWN WITH T. B. GERMS FROM WORKING MINUS SAFEGUARDS!   Dr. A. D. Wedum, Detrick Scientist, Advocates Use Of  Protective Devices New In Use Here, As Means Qf  Reducing Hazards To Health Of Researchers

Lab. ‘Workers Get T- B. Faster Technique For Growing Germs Bared At Cami Detrick

SNYDER URGES QUICK ACTION ON TAX BILI   Individual Incomes Face New Levies  Under Plan

Snyder Asks $4. Billion Yearly Tax .   Supertax on Business Held Ammunition For Inflation Battle

Solons Ponder ‘Supertax’ Plan  Secy. Snyder Proposes Use Of 75% Excess Profits Levy

Coal Preduction Speecs Toward Normal Volume   Return of 372,000 Expected to Be Completed Today

Coal Production To Start Idle Workers Back   Miners’ Contract, However, May Break Curbs on Inflation

 > STEADY STREAMS FROM MINE TIPPLES  ‘Coal Output Speeds Toward Normal

Coal Trains Roll;. Plants Call Crews   Hard-Hit Industries Gain Speed As Miners Ratifv New Contract.

Streams Of Fuel Pour Info Areas With Shortages  Industry Recalls Thousands dled By Lona Walkout

Coal Output Nears Normal In UMW Pits   ‘Black Gold’ Pours In Steady Stream From Mine Tipples

MINERS SPEED FLOW OF COAL   Industrial Vigor Returning As Fuel Comes In Fast Run. For Plants And Railroads.

Medical Group Can't Find Any basis for Charges Which Were levied Aqainst State Hospital

DROP. IN PERMITS    November — Construction : Down; Good Year Tho at  $1.6 Million

DOCTOR- DENTIST RULES IN DRAFT ARE ANNOLINCEN   Vetermarians Also Included In Classifications—Deferred Or Exempt Listings Are Arranged.

Set Up Draft Status Classes For Physicians   List Deferred, Exem pt Categories for M. D.’s, Dentists; Veterinarians

Doctor Draft Classes Set  Wiak nyt ne Benantiana   With Major Exceptions All Under 51 in 1-A; Register Oct. 16-Jan 16

Doctor Deferment Policy is Set Up   Draft Registrations Of Doctors, Dentists Begin Next Monday

Draft Classes Set for Doctors  President’s Order Lists Exemptions

Victims Are Trapped On Upper Stories; Others Are Rescued   Mental Ward Of Davenport Hospital Is Scene Of Heavy Loss Of Life; Numerous Heroes.

Flash Fire Sweeps Woman’s Mental Hospital In lowa   Twenty Bodies Recovered So Far

KKK KK & CRACK PHILIPPINES COMBAT TEAM ON WAY TO KOREAN BATTLEFRONT

Work on Civic Auditorium Progressing Well With 501 Pilings in Place

Ministers See No Hope For World Peace   West Concludes It Can Live in Peace Only By Arming to Teeth

Wester n Nations Conclude They Can Live In Peace Only by Arming to the Teeth   Call for Strong Defenses Is Prelude to Armed Forces Day

West Concludes lt Mast Live Armed to Teeth   London Confab Produces Decision That World Ie Divided. with No Neutrals

"6.1. Bulge” in lowa Colleges Seen Near End   Enrollments for New Year are Down By About 10 Pct.

Find Something: May Be the Stone   Scotland Yard Seachers Prepare to Lift a Big Object From London Lake

Object Size of Famed Stone Found  Size and Shape of Stone Of Scone To Be Raised From Lake

Detectives Find — Object in Lake      Special Tackle. Required to Get Item Same Size as ‘Scone’

France Proposes European Federal Parliament to Supervise Coal, Steel Pool

EUROPEAN FEDERAL PARLIAMENT URGED   ‘France Proposes Supra-Nationa  Rody to Hold Reins Over Contt ' nent’s Coal and Steel,

French Propose Authority To Hold Control Of Pool   Monnet Sketches Plan Fo European Parliament To Unite, Guide Industry

Schuman Unveils His Coal Plan   Proposes European Federal Parliament ta Hold Reins.

Profiteering Held Partly To Blame For Price Jumps   Truman § ays Rationing   Not Necessary; Declares   ~~ Hoarding Is Foolish

Food Rationing Won't Be Necessary. Says Truman:  Declares Hoarding Foolish

Truman Urges Nation To Be Calm, Asserts  Rabtineatanw Blat Blew dd

Railroads Recall Thousands As Coal Curbs Are Lifted  ae Peete Beem eee oh

Layoffs End As Railways Hear Travel Ban Is Over   Restrictions To Be Taken Off Tonight Under Order Of ICC

Rail Workers Being Recalled   Government Removes Most Curtailments

RAILROADS CALL BACK EMPLOYES   Thousands Return to Work As Bans Are Lifted

U. 5. Railroads Recall Thousands of Mer Today: Bans From Coal Strike Are Removed

RAILROADS CALL MANY TO WORK   Easing Of Coal Shortage Results In Traffic Gains— Plants Idled By Strike Resume Work.

Railroads Call Back Workers As Coal Moves   Passenger Service Goes Back to Nermal When Restrictions Are Lifted

Railroads Call Back Workers   Steel, Other Industries Preparing for Output

F urloughed Employees Called Back   Soft Coal Output Soars; Production Of Steel Resumed

Rail Service Curbs Lifted In ICC Ordet   Baltimore & Ohio, Western Maryland Carloadings Hiked

Railroads Call Thousands to Work As Coal Fills Empty Freight Cars

Karen Nostro Kidnap Case Ends  Waman Wha Flad ta Dineknayvuilla ‘Mantalley TIl’

Far East Crisis Caught UL S. Unprepared Production Of Combat Planes  In America Far Below Needs

Showdown In McCarthy Cases Near   Owen Lattimore Accused Of Being Top Soviet Spy

Retraction Of ‘Top Spy Charae Is Demanded  Owen Lattimore   Owen Lattimore Reported Man Cited By Sen. McCarthy

Governor And Lawmakers Hit Off Together   Law Drafted To Halt Hidden Attacks

Williams, GOP Unite to Hit af Subversive Acts  To Outlaw Hidden Disloyal Activities

Legislature Studies Three Anti-Red Acts   See Quick Okay For Defense Funds

Mediators Hope to Head Off Big Phone Strike Wednesiay  206,000 Workers Ma: Walk Out Wednesday If No Settlement

BRITAIN BACKS U. 5. SCHEME AGAINST REDS   Appeasement Turned Down As Basis For  Settlement

TO BUILD UP ATLANTIC DEFENSES   No Appeasement in Korea, Truman and Attlee Agree

Britain Stands BesideAmerica Affirms Attlee   Prime Minister Will Not Appease Communist China

President And Attlee Report on Conference  No Appeasemen   No Appeasement Of Red China Is Considered,  Rereitoan Saves

Truman and Attlee in Full Agreement on Crisis Moves   Britain and U. S. Stand Together in Korea But Build Military Strenath for Eurone

Indicates No. 1 Concern Will Be Europe: British Leader Against Appeasement; Will Stand By U. S. in Korea.

Big Two Agree on West Defense   But Attlee Rejects Appeasement in East

Truman, Attlee Agree Danger ‘Lies in‘Kurope   British Leader Pledge:  Appeasement of China : tb. 0s ae es od

Appeasement Ruled Out By Truman, Atflee   Western Powers To Move Speedily In Building Defenses

Attlee, Truman See Curope As Spot To Guard  ‘We Stand By Our Friends’, Asserts British Premier

Agree to Build Up Europe’s Defenses Against Russia   Attlee Hopes for Deal Or Korea But Opposes Anneasement

British Premier Pledges His Country Will Fight Beside United States In “Fair Or Foul Weather’ ;

Agreement Sounds All Right to Chavez   Will Speed Atlantic Defenses

Leaders Spurn ‘Appeasement’  Of Red China   Move Seen as Binding Al-Out Strength of 12 Western Countries

Senate Will Probe Charge Against Dewey   Send Investigators to New York to Check on Accusations

Dewey Drags Late FDR Into Battle   Seeks To Soften Charges of “Promised Financial Help”

Showers Damper Winnipeg Hopes  Pies Level Dus Yo Last Another Week

GEORGE R. WADLEIGH =: ° _ SUCCUMBS IN -LISBON   Was 3rd Secretary Of U.S Embassy In Portugal.   ‘Son of Mrs. John. W. Wadleigh,  Jamestown, Was Victim of Form  of Sleeping Sickness.

GEORGE R. WADLEIGH SUCCUMBS IN LISBON   Was 3rd Secretary Of U. S. Embassy In Portugal P    Son of Mrs, Jolin We Wadleigh,  Aamen lowing Was Vietiny of Form  of Sleeping Slekness

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   3 U.S. Airmen Killed: Flying Boxcar Crashes

Three-Atrmen Killed In Crash  Three Correspondents Are Also Iniured

New York Trains Are  ‘Telescoped   Motorman Is Cited; Runs Stop Block

HEAD-ON CRASH OF TWO TRAINS INJURED 129         “Tgriored Signal, _Causing Acciden: -

Second Degree Manslaughter Charges Filed   Head-On Collision Occurs Near New York, Stop Signal Ignored

Against           Tehran, Iran, April 27. (AP) —;  aang  propaganda offensive ‘has once ‘mo

lran Is Key Spot In Cold War Exchange   Soviet Propaganda Geared Against Current Government

Mew rocikasts Incife Iranian People ToRevolt  - Attempt To Blame:   Attempt To Blame U.S. For Economie Depression bn fran

Reds Put Heat On Iran Again   U.S. Ship Blamed for Yellow Sea Collision

i PROPAGAND! OFFENGWE TURNED ON AGAINST IRAN   Rabble Rousing ‘Broadcast:  Poured Out From laside Cavuiaét Urine

Iran Is Made Hot Front in Russ Cold War   Propaganda Offensive Is Launched by Soviets Against Shah

Soviets Fill Tranians With Propaganda   Radio Broadcasts Used To Whip Up Fressure Against United States

Russians Stir Iran Trouble; Revolt Urged   Radio Propaganda Says U.S. Making Stooge of Nation   See Iran Map at Right

Commies Aim At lran Again   Propaganda Offensive Has Acheson Worried

Automobile, In Which Four Yeuths Aro Returning from Football Gamo, Collides With Ambulance — Two of Eleven Are Seriously Injuyed—Car and Ambulance Demolished.

Mlinois Voters Troop To Polls   Light Balloting Expected In Primary

Acheson Urges Speed in Defense Plans   American Proposal: Laid Before Britain and France

Europe Defense Plans  Outlined By Acheson  Bevin, Schuman Told Speed Needed;

Acheson Says German Power Is Essential  Outlines Views Of IInitad Vtatac

Speedy Arms Buildup Asked   Acheson Outlines Views To Allied Ministers

Acheson Proposes Immediate Build Up Of Western Europe’s Defenses

House Kalls Control Measure   New Vote Today Reverses Action Taken Thursday

Rent Control Failure Seen  ByDemoBoss   Lucas Says Ceilings May Die On June 30 Due To Lack Of Support

Lucas Unsure Rent Controls Will Survive   Democratic Leader Cites Party Split— Filibuster Becun

The Weather   Lucas Fears Rent Check May Expire  Cain Filibuster   Cain Filibuster Stalls Ballot: Demos Passive

LUCAS ADMITS BILL MAY DIE IN CONGRESS   Vote on Extension Set for Tuesday In House

Dems’ Leader Doubts That He Has Votes   Still Hopes, However, To Get Senate Action on Rill

Revolt Against -Eewis Develops   Rumblings of Discontent Heard ; Reopening of B: tuminous Pits Still Clouded With Uncertainty.

Mine Reopening Most Uncertain   National To Know Mon day If Strikers Will Resume 3-Day Week.

Defiance Of Lewis Order  Is Rumored   Locals To Decide Action; Rumblings Of Discontent Heard

Discontent Hinted In Ranks of UMW  Lewis Back-to-Work “Suggestion” May Be Ignored by Diggers

Discontent In Ranks May Defy Order of Lewis   Weekend Meetings Of Union Locals Will Decide Issue

TROUBIE GRIPS COAL INDUSTRY   Miners Scheduled To Return. To Work Monday But Doubt Exists Thal All Wil Return.

Coal Miners May NotEnterPits Monday Morning   May Not Heed Lewis Suaaestion

New Unrest Reported in Coal Fields .   Striking Miners ‘Due to Return To Pits Monday

NATION'S SOFT COAL PICTURE SEEN CLOUDY   Answer Due Mondays Whether Miners Will Return To Work

Miners Show Signs Of Revolt On Work Order  Some Workers May Not Abide By Three-Day Week

STRIKE REPLY DUE MONDAY   Reopening of All Nation’s Soft Coal Mines Clouded With Uncertainty.

Some Doubt That Miners Will Obey Back-to-Work Edic   Revolt Against Lewis Develops In Some Fields

Coal Situation Sort of Cloudy, Busarello Says  Question About Mer   Question About Men Returning to: Work

SomeDoubt Held Miners Will Obev   Men in Two Big Areas Show Discontent at Proposal 3-Day Weeh Resume  ‘Up to the Locals”  Pittsburgh District Head Says It's Up to Men Themselves

Newspaper 1 in “Mining Region Senses Revolt  Diggers May Quit O1 Ask New Contract

DOUBT CLOUDS RETURN OF WORKERS   Revolt Against Lewis Developing In Some Areas   Requested To Return Monday But There’s No Sign They Will Cooperate

Revolt Against Lewis Said To Be Developing   Scattered Rumblings of Discontent Heard Arnong Miners

Coal Miners Reveal New Discontent   May Not Follow ‘Suggestion’ To Resume Divving

Report Discontent In Pennsylvania, West Virginia Pits   Locals To Hold Meetings Over Week End on Lewis’ Suggestion; Union Boss at Mother's Funeral

Will Miners Defy John Lewis?   Rumor Revolt Against UMW Chief's’ Order to Resume Three-Day Wee'

Miners Debate On Return to Pits Monday  Report UMW Locals May Ignore Lewis’  Request to Return

LAWMAKERS T0 MEET SATURDAY   Telegrams Dispatched To Solons For SevenDay Session

Driver Is Held In Road Crash Taking 4 Lives  District Minister, ’ Three Others Die— eee ees De Seem ee Weer @

Latest Political Filing Promises Race for Monroe Township Trustee

LAST CONCERT OF THE SEASON   The: Barry Ensemble Comes To Wellsbore Highly Recommended.

Capt. Flynn Dies Of Bullet Wound   In Suicide Note He Denies Connection With Bert Probe

Hearings Slated on Charges Against  Interior Secretary Chapman: Accused by   Chapman: Accused by Senator as Former Red Front Member

Senate Will Probe Schoeppe! Charges Against Chapman   Kansan Claims That Interior Secretary Formerly Was Allied With 'Rireeiann Caouea!:

BURIAL MADE. WITH PILE DRIVER souinaneomsalaiccndhanaaindieeeeetainie tacts ia ee  Death In North Dakota Cold Brings Champ Liar Crown

Politicians Were Banned as Pros Cold Facts on Frozen Tragedy Win 1950 Liar’s Club Award for Fibbing

UMW Leaders In Strategy Meet  RES SERRE ee emp ee by a   Frame Response To Truman Peace Plan

MINE CHIEF FRAMES REPLY TO COAL STRIKE PEACE PLAN .              Lewis Meets Today with Lieutenants — Reply Ex Shortly Before. Saturday. Deadline Set by White Hi

Reply Of Lewis On Coal Plan Being Framed   Mine Chief And Lieutenants Prepare Reply To President

MINE CHIEF  FRAMES REPLY TO COAL STRIKE PEACE PLAN .   Lewis Meets Today with  Ev6ld Uleutenants — Reply Fixpeoted Shortly Bofure Saturday Noon Deadline Met. by White House.

Irish Defeated — By Purdue, 24-11; Tide, Auburn Bow  Sullivan Stors But “% Tech Downs Gatore:   Sullivan Stars But ~! Tech Downs Gators; Georgia, N. C. Tie

Purdue Apes Clancy—Lowers Boom on [Irish  Grid Greats Fall. Others Narrowly Escape

Grid Leaders loppica  Purdue Upsets Notre Dame; ‘Michigan State Is Swamped

‘The Football Story  Irish Tumble in Upset  Heard Across the Land

eENErTaE Agreement Reached  aparement House Workers Gc Back to Work As Strike End:

Strike Ended By Apartment  House Workers   Dispute Is Handed to Fact-Finding Board For Final Settlement

Tie-Up Sure Fo or Chrysler  "Of 000 Cok Roca      90,000 Get Ready” To Quit Wednesday

90,000 Ready For Chrysler Auto Walkout   Wednesday Strike Over Pay Demand  Anneare Tnavitship

Chrysler Strike Is Looming   ‘Rock Bottom’ Demand Of Union Called ‘Unacceptable’

Chrysler Plant Strike Due to Start Tomorrow; 900.000 Will Walk Out

Chrysler Strike Start Scheduled For Wednesday   Company Rejects Union's ‘Rock Bottom’ Demand

State Asks More Representation In Nat'l Capital Planning Commission:

Strike Halts Milk Delivery   Doctor's Prescription. Is Needed. For Vital Drink In Pennsvivania _

Walkout Cuts Off Supplies Of Milk  In Seven Counties   Prescriptions Necessary To Purchase Milk; Peace Talks End in Deadlock

Pittsburgh Milk Strike  Continues   Talks Are Futile; Dairies Picketed In Armstrong Co.

Ford Local Sets up Anti-Red Pledge   Giont CIO Group to Require 550 Officials to Sign

Union Demands Anti-Red Oaths   Ford Local Reports On Plan For Leaders

Auto Workers Require AntiRed Pledge   Proposed By Ford Local, The Measure Is Met With Bitter Opposition

Giant Ford Union Votes To Require Anti-Communist Oaths Of Officials

ARMY DRAFT CALL DOUBLED FOR JANUARY   At Same Time Orders for Tanks and Planes Are Speeded as Nation Races to Rearm.   Illinois Draft Calls Raised

Adds Interest ‘Accrued In Three Years  “Bible Student Returns Money “TB weeawed" In. Two Robberies

Truman Urges Moral Crusade On Gamblers   Attorney General Pledges Assistance To Smash Crime

President Urges Crusade Against Oraanized Crime   Pledges Support to Any Drive to Blot Out Gambling and Vice.

Truman Asks Moral Crusade Against Crime   Federal, State, Local Law Officers Attend Waoshinaton Meetine

Australian Urges Destruction of © Red KoreanArmy   Move Would Prevent Further Aggression, : UN. Committee Told >

Australian Calls For: Complete Destruction Of The North Korean Army

AUSSIE BLASTS AIMS OF RUSSIA Spender Demands Destruction Of North Korea's Red Forces .

Australian Foreign Minister Calls For Complete: Destruction Of North Korean Fighting Force  Prevention.of New Aggression ‘Is Aim, Speaker Tells UN

Pustralian Spokesman Defends UN   Calls for Complete Destruction of North Korean Army

Red Army Must Be Destroyed, Assembly Told   Australian Minister Urges Korean Force Be Wiped Out

FBI Arrests Associate of Momic Spy   Gold's Former Boss, Aide Charged With Obstructing Justice

Try to Prevent f Phone Walkout   Say Local Area May No’ Be Affected

Walkout Scheduled  Last Minute Attempt Made [To Avert Telephone Srike

Congress To Get Defense Fund Plea   Additional Money Needed To Finance New Program

Congress May Get $10 Billion Bid For Arms   Defense Planners Draft Plea For Increases Under Supplement; Lame-Duck Session Action Fved

Request for More Defense Funds Is Seen for Congress  ‘Department to Ask . For an Additional © Ten:Billion Dollars

Mise Requests On Defense Fund   Solons Expected $10 Billion ) More am Nov. Session

Ten Billions More Sought For Defenses   New Appropriation Brings Sum for Year to 35 Billions

$10 Billions +  More Defense Funds Sought   Congress Soon To Get Request Of Defense Dent,

HEAVY DEFENSE FUND EXPECTED FROM CONGRESS   Military Planners Will  Probably Ask For An Additional Ten Billion Dollars —Drafting Bill,

Dulles Says Reds Won't Risk War With West Now   Declares a Conflict Now Would Destroy Soviet Structure

Lie Says Russia Leaders Want UN Kent Going   No Messages Exchanged by Truman. Stalin

Lie Gives Report Un Stalin Visit   No Message Brought ‘to Truman, UN Official Declares Today.

Local Temperature   Warning To Auto Drivers . . . . Red Paint To Mark Highway Fatalities

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING [3 DUE   American Legion Officia Expresses His Opinion   PROGRAM IS _ VITAL

‘Guerrilla’ Attacks Hit InSpeech   Defense Chief Praises Budget For ‘Balance’

North Korean Radio Report Says Commies to Adhere to. Geneva Convention’s Rules’

Reds Agree To POW Rules   Will Observe Geneva Convention Rulings Says Red Radio

Easter Weekend Death Toll Rises To 253 Over U. S.   Traffic Fatalities Numbe 187; 66 Perish in Fires And Other Accidents

Easter Holiday Deaths Reach 253  Va. Has 13 Traffic Deaths, W. Va. None

Holiday Deaths in Nation 253   Traffic Takes 187 Lives for Easter

253 Are Killed  During Easter   Traffie Accidents Alone  Take 187 Lives In U. S,

Shabby Building Gets ‘Paint-Up’ Job   It Won't Be Long Until Confusion Sets In With Daylight Savings Time on Tap

50,000,000 Americans to Turn Clocks Ahead an Hour to Daylight Saving Time

Another F rankline Ide “1  Day light Time Will Affect 50 Million in U.S. April 30

U.S. Goes On Daylight Time On April 30   Some Areas Like It And Others Detest It; Popular In Cities

Showdown © Breaks Outin Demo Meeting   Roll Call Vote Starts in State Leadership Fiaht

Remington, Red Inquiry Figure,   Accused of Perjury in Deny: ing He Was Ever a Communist

Government Economist Remington Is Indicted  Faces Charge He Lied When

Remington Indicted on Lie Charge   Same Type Used Against Hiss; He Makes New Denial.

Charge Alleges Economist Held Red Party Card   Membership Denial Leads to Accusation On Periury Count

Jury Says He Lied About Communist Party Membership   Testimony Before U. S. Grand Jury Basis of Charge

Perjury Charge Be Faced   Remington is  Accused in True Bill by a Federal Jury in New York

Remington Indicted by Grand Jury   Indictment Charges He Committed Perjury by Denying Red Affiliation   CLEARED BY BOARD   Loyalty Review Group Had Called Him OK; Sawyer Asked His Resignation

W. W. REMINGTON IS INDICTED ON PERJURY CHARGE   $10,000 - a - Year Government Economist Accused of Lying When He Said He Never Was a Red.   M’GRATH TO PRESS FOR PROMPT TRIAI   Accused Declares “I Am In nocent’—First Named a Communist in 1948 by Flizabeth Bentley.

Commerce Aide  Denies Red Taint   Conviction Carries Penalty Of 5-Year Term

GOVT. OFFICIAL DENIES CHARGE AS PERIURER   Attorney General Says Government To Ask For Prompt Trial ‘

U.S. Economist Called Commie By Grand Jury   William Remington Indict. ed For Perjury In Denial Of Party Connection

Jury Indicts Remington on Perjury Count for Denying ‘Communist Membership

Untruth Laid To Economist   Document States He Lied About Being Red

TEMPERATURE   Economist Had Denied He Was Red   N. Y. Federal Jury Returns Bill In Remineton Probe

Jurors Charge Remington Lied On Red Status  Perjury Count Same as Yoted For Aloer Hiss

Commerce Aide Indicted for Commie Denial   Remington Accused hy N Y. Grand Jury of Commilting Periury

Temperatures   ‘Remington‘s Denial He Ever Was Communist Labeled as Perjury: Had Served in Commerce Offices

Named By Miss Bentle: Who Also Listed Alger Hiss And Whittaker Chabers; Persists In Innocence

U.S. Economist Denies He Ever Was Communist   Emplove of Commerce Department Will Lose His Post in 30 Days

Faces Same Charge Hiss Convicted Of  Grand Jury Uses New Information

Name Remington Defendant in Perjury Charge }   Federal Jury Returns Indictinent Based on Communist Inquiry

‘ Am Innocent,’ Government Economist At Once Replies to Charge Like One That Brought Prison Sentence for Alger Hiss; Check on Who Ordered ‘45 Case Delayed

Remington Accused of Perjury   Denial of Communist Membership Was Lie Grand Jury Says

Perjury Charged in Indictment   Says He Told Lie When He Denied He Was a Communist

Act Follows ‘Red’ Denial  To Lawmen  Remington Served With Order To Quit  Commerre Pasitian

Remington Lied, U. 5. Jury Holds   Same Type of Count as Used Against Hiss

Jury Indicts Remington On Periury Count   Charge Commerce Official Lied When He Denied Being Rec

PERJURY CHARGE LISTED AGAINST WM. REMINGTON   Indictment Declares Economist Falsely Denied Being Mem . ber Of Communist Party.

DENIES CHARGE ~— IN INDICTMENT   Remington, Long Under Fire, Faces Perjury Count In New York

Remington Is Indicted By A Grand Jury   Economist Charged With Denying He Was Ever Commie

Government Economist Named In Action of New York Grand Jury   Was Cleared By Loyalty Board   ‘Commerce Dept. Aide Was Questioned In  May by U. S. Probers

Publish Babson’s Outlook for 1951   Predictions of Business, Financial Expert in This Newspaper Friday.

Dairy Leaders Plan Field Day  Will Be Held on Stickle Farm, Thursday

Ywo-Day Kill Barred In {2 Other Counties  Petitions of 11 Other Counties Reiected By Game Commissio:

School Election Judges Also May Count Votes in Special Gas Tax Election

Man Killed And Thrown from T&P Freight Train  Killers Sought Over West Texas Area

EAGLES INSTALL 1950 PRESIDENT   Butler Lodge Members Seat Russell Humphrey

SHENANGO AERIE NAMES OFFICERS   Russell M. Huniphrey Is Elected to Presidency

Baseball Champs Get $5,737 as Series Gate Cut   Runner-up Phils Get $4,081--Others Also Given Share

Chandler Splits Series Receipts  Yanks Get $5,737.95, Phils $4,081.34

CRiNA? POA YO WEE ABAD eee a  King Pays Incognito Visit to Commnanss

kxpect Dewey Announcement  For Third Term   Move Expected As Hanley Withdraws in Face Of A Draft-Dewey Move

Gov. Dewey Expected to Run Again   Reports Indicate Hanley Probably Will Have GOP Nomination for Senate; Lehman Demos” Choice

Late Returns From Scotland Increase Lead   Victory Margin Offers Little To Crow About

Conservatives Cut Deeply Into Early Labor Edge; '  Scotland LeanstoLeaders

U.S. Troops Gain Ground Near Chinju; Army Plans to Boost Streneth to 1.000.000 bv 1951

WANT 400,000 ABOVE NUMBER IN AT PRESENT   New Figure Surpasses the Goal of Last Week by 170,000.

Army to Boost Strength Above Milton Men  Marines Seeking mots Men for  API E @

Army to Boost Strength Over Million Mark   ‘Goal for Year's End Dis: closed; Marines Seek TSN.000

1,000,000 GIs, 1950 Army Aim   Army Eventually Will Be Boosted Over 1,000,000 Mark, Vinson Says

MILLION MEN BY 1951 SET AS ARMY COAL   Armed Forces Slate Huge Build-Up In Strenzth

Army te Boost Strenath Above 1 00 000 Mark   Expect Additional National Guard Units to Be Called to Duty Late This Year

More Draft Calls Slated To Fill Gaps   Camp Atterbury Is Reactivated; See Big Scale Program

\Malik Steps  Down; UN Gets iBackto Work   ‘U.S. Militar y Leaders Willing to Send  More Troops to Europe After Kor ca

at Down To Business Of  Korean War   Russin’s Malilt Out As President As Month Endg; British Delegate Takes Chair As Council Head   MALIK WINS, LOSES ‘ ON HIS LAST DAY

Malik Out Of. Driver’s Seat in UN   British Delegate New President; Will Proceed with Korea Discussion

Security Council To Get Back To  ‘Korean War Without Malik As Head

U-N Again Studies Crisis in Korea   Briton Takes Over President’s Chair

Senate Group Considers ECA Buying Curbs   European Purchases  Favor Farm Surplus,

Young Wife’s Kidnap Story  Found Hoax   Stenth’s Mate Says Report Of Abduction From Bed Is Untrue

Admits Kidnaping Story Was Hoax   Wife of Oklahoma City Policeman Says She Was Not Kidnraped

Husband Puzzled at His Wife's Action; Further Check Into Case Is Made

Feared Revenge Motive  Policeman’s Wife Confesses  Kidnaping Scare Only Hoax

COP’S PRETTY WIFE ADMITS KIDNAP HOAX   Oklahoma City We City Woman Lead: * Palice on ’21-Hour Chase  Yesterday.

WIFE ITS KIDNAP HOAX   Woman Says Affair Was Figment  of Her Imagination

Kidnap Hoax Told By Wife   Officer's Mate Admits She Caused 21-Hour Chase

Officer’s Wife Admits Kidnap Story Was Spurred By Her Own Imagination

Wife of Police Officer Admits Hoax in Kidnaping   Distraught Young Woman Is Found After Leading Cops in 21-Hour Chase

OFFICER'S WIFE SAYS KIDNAPING REPORT UNTRUE   Oklahoma City Chase Spurred By Woman's Imagination; Police Puzzled

ADMITS KIDNAP TALE IS HOAX   Police Officer’ 1 Wife Says _ She ‘Dreamed Up’  Geese, ¢

on WANTED T) FRIGHTEN HER HUSBANL   But Oklahoma City Police o Opinion Whele Story Not Yet Told.

Wife Admits Hoax In Kidnaping Case   Says Story of Being Taken Captive Was Spurred by Her Imagination

‘Woman Tells Kidnap Hoax   Vice Officers Wife  Blames Imagination

Weird Kidnap Story Is Told  Policeman's Wife Say: Her Seizure Was Fake

Kidnaping Hoax Admitted As Pretty Wife of Policeman Returns Home

Young Wife Admits Kidnap Story Is Hoax   Spouse Of Police Officer Has Oklahoma City Cops Going In Circles

Wife of Oklahoma City Vice Squad Office: Admits Her Story of Kidnaping Was Hoax

Admits Kidnap Story Was Hoax      Wife of Vice Squad Officer Says She Voiced Warnings

Frantic Kidnaping Chase-Ends When Victim. Admits Whole Thing Is a Hoax

Admits Kidnap Tale Was Hoax   Distraught Young Wife Relied on Imagination

Kidnap Tale Is a Hoax   Wife of Oklahoma Vics Squad Officer Admits _She made It All Up

COP’S PRETTY WIFE ADMITS KIDNAP HOAX   Oklahoma City  Woman Leads * Police on 21-Hour Chase Yesterday.

Kidnaping Hoax Is Admitted By Wife  Policeman Husband Led Frantic   Policeman Husband Led Frantic Chase Over Period Of 21 Hours

Young Wife Stages Own ‘Kidnapping’   Mrs. Jo Alice Raper Tells Police It Was ‘Figment Of My Imagination’

Wite of Vice Squac Officer Halts Own Hunt   Admits 2-Hour Kidnaping Chase Spurred by Own Imagination

Kidnap Case In Oklahoma Called Hoax   Detective’s Wife Says Story Based On Own: Imazinatio:

Kidnaping Story Labelled as Hoax  Police Officer’s Wife Admits ‘*Captivity” Was to Scare Husband

Snogestion Of Error Rejected By State Court   Defendant Shot Four Persons to Death in George County in December, 1948   Vice Squad Officer’s Young Wife Admits She ‘Kidnaped’ Herself

Kidnapping Story Hoax, Woman Says   Distraught Young Wife Says It Was Wholly A ‘Figment’ Of Her Image ination

Kidnap Case Just A Hoax   : :  Detective’s Wife ) as, ort. Ag AT

Officer's Wife Admits Faking Own Kidnaping  23-Year-Old Woman Voluntarily Returns TT , 7%

Chinese Reds Said Urging Mediation Of War in Korea   British Source Says Asiati: Nations Would Try For Settlement Under Plan

Asian Mediators Red Suggestion  India, Burma, And ‘Pakistan Named

Chinese Reds May Seek To Mediate War  ~~ Ai Nenkabhle, Mince   Plan Probably Ties With Soviet Ideas

Hendren Out as Head of Democratic Stale Committee   “Won't Seek Re-election Because of Law Practice: Supported Emery Allison.

State Needs Percy Jones Hospital Site   Space Lacking Fo Mental Patients

7 ‘Fed Up’ on Civilization Sailing Away   Paradise Seekers Taking Schooner to Windward Isles,

Ask Chiang Assume Presidency Again  Assemblymen Rap Li, Absent in America

Chiang Urged To Resume Presidency   National Assemblymen on Formosa Petition for Change.

Showdown Sought  Assemblymen on Formosa Ash Chiang to Assume Presidency

Critical Juncture Of War Looms as Gen. Walker Dies   Drab Ambulance Carries Body Across Bleak Korean Land

Paratroop General Off fer Korea To Succeed Lt. Gen. Walton Walker

Gen. Walker’s Body is  Transferred to Tokyo Famous Eighth Army Commander Killed   Famous Eighth Army Commander Killec As Jeep and Truck Collide in Korea

Gen. Walker’s Death Leaves bth In Spot  ee Os sieteee Ete on   Gen. Ridgway Flying To Take Over Army In Time Of Dire Peril

Mot SPORES ESEVE LNA FAI AA OY  Committee Renorts 390 Cows Listed —Goal Is 1,000

ON BREEDING PROGRAM  Committee Renorts 390 Cows Listed —foal Is 1.000

Four Survive Crash of B-29 In North Sea   Find 3 Dead, Continue Search for Four Other Crewmen Believed Lost

Flaming Bomber Falls Off England: Four American Flyers Found Alive: Little Hope Held for Hunted Quartet!

Four Missing After B-29 Bomber Crash  rt of Yenk Crew Save   Part of Yenk Crew Saved, Some Bodies Recovered (OFF English Coast

B.29. NORTH SEA CRASH TOLL 7   3 Yanks Known Dead; 4 Picked Up Alive After Flaming Plunge

Four Missing After B-29 Bomber Crash   Port of Yank Crew Saved Some Bodies Recovered Off English Coast

3 Known Dead, ! Are Missing In B-29 Crash   Superfort Goes Into North Sea On Training Flight; Four Are Rescued

4 Rescued After B-79 Crashes in Sea Off Britain   Report 3 Dead, 4 Los! Following Search as Hope for Life Dims

Four Saved From Sea After Crash   Three Bodies Found, Four Still Missing From B-29 Crew in England   SHIP FELL IN FLAMES   Tho Near Firing Range, Plane Wasn't Hit by Gunfire, British Say

Kill 1,200 Enemy Troops Driving To 1; Miles Of City   Another Communist Prong Aimed At Port Stronghold Is Poised 9 Miles To Northwest

Invading Forces Gain More Than Mile Despite Greatest Aerial Loss of Troops Since War Began; Pershing Tanks Bolster Port Defense

American Air Pounding Takes Heavy Toll While  Communists Move Ahead   Invaders Gain More Than Mile During Pre-Dawn Battle Against Battle-Weary Defenders Of Important Port Citv

Settle Turnpike Legality Now, Lausche Urges   Governor To Confer On Latest Ruling; May Pose New Issues

Midwest Seen Factor in °52   Corn Belt May Be Majox Vote Battleeraund

Democratic Senate Leadership Left Open as Lucas and Myers Topple   Switchback of Corn Belt States Spotlichts Key Area for 1952

MIDWESTERN ST ATES BATTLEGROUND IN 1952   Section Which Went Republican Tuesday Belped To Elect Truman In 12932

Gen. Pick Backs Budget Requests  Stash Would Hike Governm ent Costs

Lincoln 100 Thousand Class Changed By ‘Census Bureau; Other Totals Announced

Highway 77 Improvement To Include Widening Kleberg County Bridges

Northwest Press Honor fo Watkins   Chillicothean Elected to a Vice-Presidency.

Mayor Who Was Arrested by ‘Reds’ In Mock Day Communist Raid, Gravely III

Town Out From Under ‘Red’ Rule; Mayor Suffers Stroke in Excitement

STARS AND STRIPES FLY IN’ MOSINEE EE  Mayor Real Casualty Of Mock Red Dictatorship

Vets Offices Personnel Reductions Set For December 31   Salary Losses Also Part of Economy Move

Stalin Wants Red China Admitted to United Nations   Nehru Told Sino Entry Essential Step Toward Ending Korean War

Stalin Won't Call Off War Until Red China Recognized   Russian Dictator Reported to Have Set Terms in Note to India's Prime Minister

Red China’s Admission To Security Council Is Stalin’s Price Of Peace   Generalissimo Replies To Nehru’s Note And Agrees Korean War Must Sattled Theouch ITN

Stalin Wants Chinese Reds in UN Council   An Essential Step Toward Ending the Warfare in Korea

Admission of Red China Is Price of Peace In Korea, Stalin Tells India's Nehru

STALIN DEMANDS U.N. ADMISSION OF RED CHINA   Says Step is essential Before Ending Korean War.

Admission of Red China to UN Could End Conflict-Stalin   Stalin Sends Note In Reply to Nehru’s Letter for Peace

Wants Red China Admitted To U.N.   Reply To Nehru Sent To U. S., Britain

China Reds in U.N., Stalin Terms For Ending Civil War in Korea ~

Put Red Chinz In U.N. Seat,  Stalin’s Terms   Reply to Nehru Reportedly Calls It Step To End War

Soviet Chief Demands Red China In U.N,   Sends Answer To Nehru OF India

SINE LEIP iS NEUTER?  Money Taken From Student's Billfold: Tove Are Missing

Buffalo Ring Is Smashed   Secret Service Men Break Up Huge Counterfeit Group.

U. P. Newsman Lists ‘Errors’ In Korean War   Poor Planning, Plus ‘Piecemeal’ Attacks Gave Initial Reverses

Veteran Corres poudenutl an  ~ Writer Says We're Not Losing Korean War But * Are Losing Face In Far East By Slow Success

We re Not Losing War in Korea, but We re Losing Face, Writer Reports

Reds Seize Streetcars In Vienna   Most Workers Ignore General Strike Call, but 50,000 in Russian Factories Respond °  ‘Four Are Arrestec   Mine Workers Are Held for Trying to Short Cirenit Power

Reds Seize Streetcars In Austria   Mass Demonstration Set This Afternoon

WOLF HUNT JS SUNDAY  Event Near Clinton By the 4-H Cluh Membershio

PRICE CONTROLS BY SPRING SEEN   Ives Says ‘Otherwise Costs Will Go Right Through Ceiling’

PREDICTS NEED FOR CONTROLS BEFORE SPRING   SEN. IVES SEES ROCKETING PRICES AS THE ALTERNATIVE

Wage and Price Controls or Big Inflation--Ives   Curbs Imperative by Spring..N. Y. Senator Tells Reporters

Senator Predicts Wage and Price Curbs by Spring   Needed by Then, Ives of New York Says, to Hold Down Inflation

Prices Heading fer the Roof  Pay-Price Curbs  Seen By Spring  ives Says Trumaa‘s Present Powers

Loy: alty Files  Are Complete, Tydings Claims   Probe Leader Challenges McCarthy To Prove Charge They Were Denatured

Makes Gain Of 16% In Ten Years   Apache County Also Gains: Winslow District Office Closing This Week

Official Census Figures Reveal 42% Increase In Ten Years Since 1940            Figures For Entire County Slowed By’ Indian‘: Cou at Holbrook Credited With 2,312: And pers ad Has 934: Graham County: Counting Done...”

FRANCE FEARS REARMED REICH West Germans Demand Equalit Before Serving In Pact Armies

Germans Want Full Equality  In West Army   Reich Demands Full Rokk In Defending Europe Aawtneat Reds

Man Is Slashed, Beaten fo Death  mie. . Asi. ci,  tabacum   Dies While Listening To Series Broadcast

U.S. Adopting Tough Export Control Policy  To Block Cargoes For Red Nations

Accused Spy Still in Jail   Family of Philadelphia Chemist Seeks Lawyer To Represent Him

Chemist Remains In Jail; Family Seeks a Lawyer  ’ Habeas Corpus Action To Be First Procedure

Airplane Crash Takes Six Lives   Two Others Injured as Bomber Crashes at Lebanon, Ill., Sunday.

TCT Announces Expansion Plan Costing Millions  Program Witt Hike

TCI Announces Big Expansion   (apacity Inerease Largest In 20 Years

iixeise Laxes Repeal Called Spur to Jobs   Sawyer, Tobin and Twe Union Labor Groups  i: oe

Excise Tax Cut Seen As Boom  Cabinet Men, Union: View Fewer Jobless

Yanks Win Series In  4 Straight.   wort   Send Unhappy. Whiz Kids Reeling With Pitching, Power

PHILLIES REEL TO 5-2 DEFEAT IN FINAL GAME   Whitey Ford, 21-Year-Old Freshman Marvel, Gets Win Credit

Phils Drop Ath Game In a Row   Freshman Pitcher Stars for Yarkees; Berra’s Bat Helps

Texas Political Pot Boilin  O'Daniel To Answer Texas Voters Today      Shivers Given Wide Majority

As Sha ee  O’DANIEL TO MAKE POLITICAL PLANS KNOWN TODAY.  Danial Passes Up Governor's Race To Seek Present Dact. (thers Enter Lieut, Governor's, Court Tests

O’DANIEL TO MAKE POLITICAL PLANS KNOWN TODAY  Daniel Passes Up Governor's Race Io Seek Present Post: Others Enter Lieut. Governor's, Court Tests

Mauna Loa Sends Out New Stream   But Natives Enjoy Sunday Baseball Game

Volcanic Lava is Near Ranches   Mauna Loa Erupts for Fifth Day: Many Prepare to Flee.

3rd River of, Lava Gushes F orth From Mauna Loa   Flow of Molten Rock Threatens Big Cattle Ranch Southwest of Peak

WASHINGTON GROVE RESIDENT KILLED   Muoxie Jeflersom, 18, Passenger ia Car Wreeke@ Near Laurel Seuaday

Week-End Crashes. Claim Eight Lives State Has One Of. The  Highest Tolls {n Recent Months i

Reds Block Renaming Lie as Secretary of UN   Request for Special Session Heads off General Assembly

TRUMAN SAILS FOR KEY WEST   President To Take Three Week Rest At ‘Little White House’

Truman On Way ToFla. Vacation  Hopes This Trip Lasts Three Weeks

VACATION SPOT CALLS TRUMAN   Goes On Yacht Por ThreeWeek Florida Stay--Congressman Complains Of  * Presidential Pav.

Truman on Way To Vacation Site  On Way to Key West, Fla., Where He Hopes To Spend 3 Weeks

TRUMAN HEADS FOR KEY WEST      President Hopes To B Able To Stay Full Three Weeks

Truman Enroute fo Vacation Site   Williamsburg Leaves for Key West, Fla. Sunday Mornina

21 MEN IN PANEL   ‘Mercy Death’ Grand Jury Warned Not To Let Feelings Sway Decision

President Asks Funds For Dispersal Of Key Acencies From Capiial Area

Truman Asks $139,800,000 To Disperse Capital Offices To Meet Threat Of Atom Bomb

Just im Case-- Truman Asks $139,800.00 to ‘Disperse’ Key Agencies

Would Lessen Target In Case Of A-Bomb Raid   Asks $139 Million To Move Important Offices In Capital

WINDS BATTER STATE: 2 Dt   Ice Fishermen Drown Ir Saginaw Bay; Grand Rapids Has Gale

Snow Adds Misery For Flood Victims   Near Blizzard Hits North Dakota, Minnesota: Missourt Flooded

Date Set for Wednesday, Feb, 22   County Persons Interested in Corn Invited To Osceola Clinic.

Pest Control Clinic In Graettinger  Next Thursday  Lunch At Noon; Proocram At 1:00

Bantam Rooster Clucks Like A Hen As He Happily Mothers Ficht Pune

JUST BAD LUCK? _  Writers Sealed Off From Inchon Beach Still Angry

12 Frustrated Correspondents Have Started War Of Their Own  They Were In On The Big Invasion But Canld Net File A Line: PIO ‘Innocent’ —

ELECTORAL VOTE ~ SEEN CONTINUING   Latest Attempt to Junk College Unsuccessful

GRAHAM STATES PLATFORM BUILT ON HIS RECORD   Senator Urges Free Enterprise, Econo. mies In Govern. ment, Federal Aid To Education With.  out Control}.

Wonsan Port Is Blocked By Big Mine Field   Russians Aided Korean Reds, Say Experts ‘Sv eeping’ Area.

Republican Senator, Who Charges Communists And Their Sympathizers Infiltrate U.S. State Department. Calle News Parley

Investigators May Subpoena McCarthy Files  Closed Meeting Set Monday To Decide

Senators Meet  Today fo Decide  On Red ‘Proof’ Session Called  On Subpoena for Sen. McCarthy

Senate Probers May Subpoena McCarthy Data   Closed Meeting Today To Decide Whether to Get Lattimore Papers

Senate Investigators May Sub poena Met Panth y Records In Owen Lattimore Case

Senators May Subpoena McCarthy Date   Secret Witness in - Lattimore Case Reported as Budenz

MOTORISTS WARNED ON USING ROUTE 116   Highway Between MecSherrystown And Bonneauville Not Open To Through Traffic

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 OKAY FOREIGN AID      $3.1 Billion Measure Challenged in Senate On ‘Point Four’ Aid

ECA Act Voted By House, Hits  Snag in Senate   Hush-Hush Huddle Slated With Lawmakers  ‘Acheson Plans etic on Talks

SEN. TART RAPD FOREIGN All) BIL   CHALLENGES TRUMAN POINT 4 PROGRAM AFTER MEASURF IS PASSED BY HOUSE.

Foreign Aid Bill Passed By House   Proposal Runs Into Difficulties  Before Senators

HISTORY’S TURNING POINT en  U.S. Says UN Army Seen As Ban To World Conflict

ULLES URGES UNTO FORM ~ ITS OWN ARMY   Warns Force Needed. To Lessen Chances Of New World War

Dulles Asks Adoption of © Acheson Pian   Asserts Korean Success Should Be Ceasolidated

UN Warned Army Must Be Created   General War May Follow if Proposal Dies

WITH. BETTER WAR NEWS . - Home Front Pressure Not Expected To Ease

Tobey Says Old. GOP Has Died   ‘The Old Republican Party Won't Learn’

All Through: Tobey, Again in Saddle, Says ‘Old Republican Party Dead’

Syracuse Chemist Is Held In $100,000 Bail As H. Gold's Teammate   Alfred D. Slack, 44, Family Man, Denies Charges, Claims Arrest Is Serious Mistake.

ACCUSED OF AIDING GOLD, TWO RUSSIANS   Held on $100,900 Bond; Will Face Death Penalty

Chemist Named In Spy Charges, Said Aid to Gold   Alfred Dean Siack Is Accused of Working With Confessed Communist Agent.

Truman’s Aides Predict Buying Surge to Abate   Senate Gets Baruch’s Plan, But White House Against Sweeping Bill

WHITE HOUSE FIRM AGAINST BROAD CURBS   Baruch Proposal For Standby Controls Still Held Too Sweeping

White House Rejects Total Control Plan   Economic Advisers See Buying ‘Flurry;’ Senators Divided On Baruch Program

Senate Committee Will Vote Monday On Baruch Plan   Administration Believes Buying Wave Will Subside, Opposes All-Out Controls

Truman Stands Firm Against Baruch’s Plan   Advisers Predict Buying Surge Wilf End Before Lone

: Baruch’s New  Curbs Shunned   ‘Buying Wave Believed i Due to Subside

New Baruch Plan Would Authorize Controls Power   Senate Studies Standby Measure For President

Predict Buying Surge Will Subside  White House Firm Against Baruch

“BARUCH PLAN IS TOO STRINGENT, TRUMAN CLAIMS   ‘Buying Wave Is “Speculative Flurry,”’ White House Aides Contend   CONGRESS TO VOTE ON RIGID CONTROLS

Baruch Plan OnEconomy Hits Senate  White House Firm   White House Firm Against ‘Sweeping  Control ‘Measures

Emergency Price, Wage And Ration  Bill Up In Senate   New Baruch Plan Opposed By Truman Whose Advisors Tell Him Buying Wave Will Soon Subside Without “Serious” Inflation

SENATE GROUP TO VOTE ON BARUGH PLAN   Standby Controls Gains Support As Best War Measure

New Plan By Baruch Considered   But President Still Thinks Such Control Unnecessary.

PARUCH CONTROLS PLAN TO SENATE   TRUMAN STANDS FIRM AGAINST DRASTIC PROPOS.ALS MADE BY FINANCIER,

Conviction of Maragon Caps News Exposes   Drew Pearson Started Writing About White House Crony in 1947.

Congress Finds Alarming Flaws In Draft Setup   Major Overhauling Due; Doubt Hershey Pians Acceptable

See Alarming Flaws In U. S. Draft Laws   Predict Congress Will Overhaul Act Before End of Year

OVERHAULING OF DRAFT LAW IS PREDICTED   Top Democrat and Republican congressmen See Alarming Flaws In Presents Law.

State Faces Shutdown of 97 Per Cent of Coal Mine:   Progressive Mine Workers Geared for Strike Tuesday; Breal Off Negotiations

lllinois Faces Shutdown of 79% Of Coal Mines  PMW Head Has Decided be Meet Wit! Cxowanc. Cha nw pres

Marchiando Sees Little Hope of Avoiding Strike Set for Tuesday Midniaht

County Woman Sues UMW For $250,000 For Husband’s Death   Mrs, Stella Yeleniosky Of Grindstone Says Union Agent Killed Mate In Kentucky Fight Before USCO Store: Was Coal Plant-Patrolmar

Dixie Leaders Map Filibuster On FEPC Bill   “All Out War’ Set; Measure Is Termed South Pearl Harbor

Dixie Leaders Set For ‘War’ On FEPC Bill   Southern Senators Clear Plans For Filibuster As Lucas Sets Debate

Official Chinese Radio Rejects Bid By Attlee , Truman  Terms for Peace Are  Withdrawal of Yank:

Hope of Halting Reds At 38th Parallet Blasted   Chinese Lay Down Own ‘Peace’ Terms

OWN DEMANDS TO SETTLE WAR   Reject Joint Peace Bid Made Recently Ry Truman-Attlee

Reds Present Own Korean Peace Terms  Communist Radio Rejects Proposals

Demand UN, U.S. Troop Withdrawal   Red Radio Attacks Truman-Attlee Bid. Gives Own Terms

Truman,AttleePeace Bid Is Rejected By Chinese Red Radio   [Blast Hopes For Halt At 38th Parallel; Communists List Three Major Items In Their Peace Terms.

Red Chinese Broadcast: Blasts UN Peace Hopes   Radio Rejects Truman, Attlee Bid; Repeats Demands for Withdrawal

He's Already Behind Organized Labor  Whitecollar Man Is Facing Tough Go lf Waaes Frozen

Some Shiver Over ‘Freeze’   in ae on eR el  This is Outlook If it Applied to W ages-Prices

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Wedding Preparations Change to Funeral Plans

2st Regiment Strikes Through Coastal Stronghold Of Sonchon And Eight Miles Beyond It— Push In High Gear   ENEMY FIGHTING HARD IN SCATTERED AREAS

GENERAL SAYS WE HAVE FOE OFF BALANCE   BY EARNEST HOBERECHT UP Staff Correspondent

Allies Renew Push For Red Frontiers, Resistance Sagging  Expected Chinese Rec Attack On Hamhung Fails to Develop

Yank Column Leads Advance In Northwest   Sonehon Overrun By 24th Division In 27-Mile Push

General Church Orders Forced March fo Border  et Raaimant af   21st Regiment of 24th Division Spearheads Drive

American Tanks Within 25 Mites Of Red Capital   Troops Moving On Forced March

24th Division In Sustained Thrust North   Gen. Church Expects Troops to Reach Border Wednesday

Allies Speed Toward City Of Sinuiju   UN Troops Ride Roughshod Over  Most Resistance

ALLIED DRIVE GAINS FRESH MOMENTUM    Enemy Defense Effective ‘Only In Inland ‘Mountain Area.

Yanks Smashing Toward Sinuiju   Tonk-led Twenty-fourth Division Streaking Uf Northwest Coast of Korea.

Allied Push  Resumed In Most Areas   24th Division May Reach Yalu River Before Nightfall

—NO REST — Big: Push Is Back in High Gear   ENEMY. CAUGHT OFF BALANCE

Yankee Column Nearing Yalu River Boundary  Commies Offer Stiff Opposition At Some Points

Forced March Ordered for 24th Division   Entire Allied Push Toward Frontiers . Gaes Into Hich Gear

Supreme Commander Flies Over Enemy Lines Before Returning To Tokyo; Wants To Keep Promise: Weather Is Freezing.

UN Forces Score Eight-Mile Gains In All-Out Drive   MacArthur Wants To Make Good On Statement That Soldiers Will Be Home For Christmas

Korea Fight May Be Over By Yuletide, . eaders Say g merican, Turkish  % rops Advancing a Red Stronchold

ALL-OUT DRIVE TO END KOREAN WAR HAS 100,000-MAN UN ARMY ON MARCH ACROSS BROAD FRONT   General MacArthur Says He Intends To Make Good Statement Boys Will.  Be Home for Christmas Dinner

100,000 Troops Attack To Bring War To Quick End   First Lunges Carry Forward Up To 8 Miles; MaéArthur Flies Ti Front To Oversee Drive In Northweet =

Allies Advance On Wide Front   ‘Mac’ Makes Air Trip Behind Enemy Lines

_ HOME FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER? 100,000 - Man U. N. Army In All-Out Drive To  Terminate Conflict

MacArthur Hopes To Stop Fighting Before Christmas   General Makes Personal Inspection OF Front Before Troops Start Drive

AIM TO FINISH JOB BEFORE CHRISTMAS   Initial Thrusts Carry Up To Eight Miles  MAAN ADTUIID   On Hand To Supervise FourNation Drive; Report Little Opposition

Convicts Held After Capture In Michigan   Refusal To Leave His Wounded Brother Led To Capture, Is Story Of One Desperado

Pair Caught At Shingleton After 0-Day Manhunt May Be Held For Attempted Murder

Community Fund Needs $1,500 More   New Gifts Push Total Over $14.000 Mark In City

Community Fund Tops $12.000   Solicitors Step Up Drive To Hit $15.500 Goal

ALGER ‘BOOM IN FULL SWING   Secretary of State Tc Seek Nomination At Convention

“Unwelcome” Mat Laid Out in Boston For Freighter With Cargo of Goods

TRIO SENTENCED TO SERVE TIME   Pitts Gets 21 Years, Russell 10, Peggy King Five — Convieted In $41,500 Robherve Tried

“Man Without Fingerprints” Faces Sentence Of 21 Years For Robbery

Prayer Meeting at Wheaton Ends After 38 Hours   Marathon Revival Swept Campus and Over 1,500 Joined

College Suspends Classes As Students And Townsfolk Join In Old-Fashioned Revival

MEETINGS END WHEN INVADED BY OUTSIDERS   Wheaton College Revival  Turned Into 39 Hours of Confessions.

‘Spiritual Revolution’ Seen in Religious Fervor  At Wheaton College

Prayers Stop College Study  Wheaton, IIl., Reviva Runs For Two Davs

Old-Fashion Service Near  10th Hour   Townspeople And Others Join In Spontaneous Event

Lasted for 38 Hours  Prayer Marathon Stopped By Wheaton College Prexy

STUDENT REVIVAL STILL CONTINUING   Illinois College Scene of Prayer Marathon.

1,500 Make Public Confessions During Wheaton College's Marathon Revival

Revival Marathon Ends   Prayer Meeting at Wheaton Lasts 38 Hours

'Marathon Revival Meeting By 1,500 Wheaton College ‘Students Ends in 39th Hour

Spontaneous Prayer Marathon Ends  At Wheaton College After 38 Hours

Students End Prayer Marathon  Srentanesue Callone Perinal Taetod 9 Apyye

Marathon Prayer Service Continues  1.500 Students Jam Chapel, Line up for Pulpit Testimonials

Spontaneous Religious Revival Is Staaed by Wheaton Colleaqe Students

College Ends Continuous 39-Hour Revival President Says Too Manv Outsiders Had Attended Meet

Crowds Jam School’s Chapel For 32 Consecutive Hours Student Religious Revival At College Turns Into Huae. All-Niaht Marathon Prayer Meet

Cc ollege Prayer Meeting Stopped At End Of 38 Hours To Prevent Appearing Show}

Big Prayer Meeting at Wheaton College Ends After 38 Hours. On Order of President

“Spiritual Revolution’  Religious Fervor Engulfs Colleve, Session Lasts 38 Hour

Contempt Cases Meet Court Upset   Top Tribunal Holds Witnesses Can. Balk On Answering Queries About Communist Ties

Court Ruling Gives Aid  to Commies   Persons Can Refuse to Tell About Communist Ties

Jury Is To Get Hiss Trial Today  Murphy Te ‘Sum Up Up  Aavernment'« Cee

Hiss Trial Goes Into Final Days  Trial Almost Reacly  For Jury's Decision

GOP to Demand Policy Review   New Probe of Communism Is Scheduled For Debate at Next Session

G. 0. P. Demands Foreign Policy Review in Wake of Election Gains

‘Fabulous du Ponts Gather to Mark 150th Anniversary of Arrival In U. S.

Germans Demand Absolute Equality  Chaneallar Dacerihac   Chancellor Describes Rearming Of Germany

GOP to Urge Excise Slash   Reed Sees Buyers’ Strike Hampering Business

Storm Warning Hoisted In S. D.; Nation Faces Thanksgiving Variety

Commies Ready For Big Push Over 38th Paralle   Advance Spearhe.ds Already Sparring With Yank, Korean Units

Half a Million Communists Gird for Second Invasion Of South Korea Territorv

Many States Held In Grip Of Blizzards   Indicate 22 Persons Dead As Result Of Sweep Of Storm

IN CITY ELECTION   Clerk Harold Fisher Reports Slight Surge in Vote Recistrations   BOOKS CLOSE TONICHT

Clerk Harold Fisher Reports Slight Surge in Vote Registrations   BOOKS CLOSE TONIGHT

Truman Refuses To Intervene In Mine Controversy   Despite Demands For CrackDown On Lewis, President Refuses To Act   COAL INDUSTRY : SAYS ‘CRISIS’ HERE.

LEWIS’ CHANCES GIVEN. BOOST. ‘BY ATTITUDE OF PRESIDENT   Truman Again Refuses To Take Action Aagains? Coal Miners

TRUMAN WILL NOT INTERVENE IN MINE STRIKE   President: Will Not Invoke Use of Taft-Hartley Act at This Tine In Spite of Congresslonal and. Industrial Demands —Ansisty  There Is No National ~Emer reW ,

SIX U.S, AIRMEN RESCUED AT ot   THREE OTHERS ON BOMBER KNOWN TO HAVE SURVIVED —TWO ARE MISSING. °

Six Superfort Survivors Safe  Three Seen Alive Near Guam, Two Are Missine

LED: ANTI-MASHER CAMPAIGN _ Buxom Kazoo Bride  Denies Robbery Charge

Boone ‘Fired’ Over Protest   Defense Agrees Admiral Fought Hospital Cut

Hurricane Loss Set At $17,000,000   Insurance Adjuster Makes Estimate Of  Damage In Miami  Araa Alanna

Senator Darby Sees Rapid  Progress at Sunflower Ordnance   “PLEASED AT SHAPE”   Defense Department Is Negotiating for Contract  Award

Powder Plant Is Geared to Start   Senator Darby Sees Rapid Progress at Sunflower Ordnance   “PLEASED AT SHAPE”   Defense Department Is Negotiating for Contract Award

Waegan Sector Is Transformed Into Gigantic Smudse Pot By Bomb Runs

Feather Duster, Then Siedgehammer Used On Communist Troops   - 40,000 Reds Hidden Below Bomb Raid on Waegwan Area Turns Target Into Smudge Poi

Blitzed Area: Big Smudge Pol  Pe ae ees a oe oe   ‘Sudden Volcanic Blast’ Splits: Earth, Says U.5.. Newsman

Eyewitness Account...  -B-29’s Turn Target Into A “Gigantic Smudge Pot”

Enemy Stunned By Shock Of Air Atak Boye   ' Reporter Says Bombs . Tur Waegwan Section Inte Big Smudge Pot

pombed Area Like Smudge Pot   Columns of Smoke Rise in Rain of Death

B-29s Turn 21-Sq.-Mile Target Into Gigantic Smudge Pot, Says Hal Boyle   “As If Earth Parted in Volcanic Burst,’ He Reports From "Grandetand'' Saat

Mightiest Air Blow of War Turns Area Into Gigantic Smudge Pot   Reds Appear Stunned and Paralyzed To Correspondent Aboard Plane

Boyle Describes How Big Bombers Turned 26-Square-Mile Korean Target Into Gigantic Smudge Pot

Boyle Describes Mighty Air Blow  98 Huge B-29 Bombers Take Part In Raid.

Grandstand Seat Stunning Air Blow Leaves Earth Looking Like Giant Smudge Pot

Waves Of Superforts Roar Over   Correspondent Has Grandstand Seat In Transport Plane

NAKTONG AREA TARGET OF B-29 BLAST TURNED INTO ‘GIGANTIC SMUDGE POT’

Bombers Balk Massed Reds’ Attack Plans   Stunned Army Fails To Fire One Flak Shell At Superforts

AP's Reporter Views Inferno Below Raiders   Great Grey Columns Of Smoke Rise ° Into The Sky

Traffic Death List Increased  Detroit Area Has Ru: Of Fatal Accidents

FAIR FOR ELECTION   Forecast Calls for Mercury To ®e Near 70 Tomorrow in Kansas

FLOERKE BOUND OVER TO DISTRICT COURT ON CHARGE HE SOLD LIQUOR ON SUNDAY

Local Forecast   FBI Report Leads To Arrest Of Man Who Worked With U. S. Groups   ‘Most Vital’ Data  Believed Revealed   Officials Say He May Have Given Inmost Secrets To Russians

“In Central*Korea . Sector All But  One Bridgehead  of Foe Wiped Out

4iHDIKT WVPEATHER DATS   U. §. Marines Seize Flaming City of Kosona

Lausche Vetoes Special Session  Court Must Rule On Ballot Changes

Lausche Balks Special Parley   Says Legislature Should Not Tamper

It ‘Seems Futile’ To Argue About Backing Nationalists, Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt Opines

TODAY’S THE DAY Plunging Neckline Denied As Liz Taylor Nears Altar

‘Winter Wonderland’s’ White Mantle Costly Covering for Buckeyeland

Ohio Is Getting Back To Normal   Threat Of Flood Appears To Be Slight

as Thousands Flee  ‘AP Staff Writer Reports  ‘Panic as Reds Invade Korea

Writer For AP Describes Scene  Of Evacuation   Relieved to Reach U. S. Base in Japan After Sleepless Days, Nights

RED CASTS 49TH VETO pata aetna  West Delays UN Appeal Until After Conference

Delay Action In U.N. On Chinese And Korea Issue:  Await Outcome Of Conference Between Truman And Attlee

U.S. Troops Approaching Parallel 38   Marines Are Given Undisclosed Mission

Relieved Marines On Undisclosed Mission, Wonsan May Fall Soon   MacArthur About Ready To Unleash Final Blow To Crush Communist Armies In Korea.

50. Koreans Move Up To Within 11 Miles Of Red Stronghold   Marines Taken Off 38th Parallel

MacArthur Ready to Unleash Final Blow to Crush Commies   U, S. First Cavalry Replaces Leatnernecks, : Takes Town Two Miles South of Parallel

Marines Get Another Undisclosed Mission; Gen. MacArthur Almost Read yTo Unleash Final Blow In Korea   SOUTH KOREAN 8TH DIVISION IN LINZ

CAN YOU HELP THE F.B.1.?  Disregard For Human Life Marks Slayer Of Policeman Hunted After Escape From Prison

PRICE SUPPORTS FOR EGGS 10 ENE   1  GOVERNMENT TO DISCON   TINUE DEC. 3t PROGRAM It STARTED IN 1942.

}) BELOW ZERO REPORTED AS IOWA SHIVERS   Even Colder Weathe Predicted in State Wednesday Night

STATE FRIGID AS SUB-ZER0 WEATHER HITS   Seven Below in Waterloo, Worse Marks Set in  * Other Cities.

Judge Flails ‘Quickie Motel’  $2,000,000 Building Must Go. Court Rulec

Calls $2,000,000 Los Angeles Hotel ‘Glorified Motel:’ Orders It Moved

JUDGE ORDERS HOTEL MOVED OR TORN DOWN   Fines and Sentences Proprietors of Los Angeles 'Hotbed of Debauchery.”

Court Orders $2,000,000 Hotel Closed   Cails Los Angeles Hotel A ‘Glorified Quickie’ Motel; Tear It Down, Or Mave It. Order

$2,000,000 HOTEL ORDERED REMOVED   “Glorified _ Motel” ‘Says Judge in Los Angeles.

Judge Orders Hotel Razed 3   Lon Angeles: Hotel ‘ds Called ‘Hotbed Of Debauchery’

23-Day-Old Korean War Sends Cost Of Living Up And Boosts Inflation

Nation’s Economy Is  Still Jumpy   Inflation Gets Boost As Senators Warn Against Profiteering   MAY USE CONTROLS   Industry Expects Control Over Raw Materials And Awaits Tax Bite

U.S. Economy Given Jitfers by War in Korea   Inflation, Scarcities And Uncertainties Hang Over Business

Fecal Polat in East-West War  Diplomats Fear Soviets May Ranaw RiaclLade

Berka Remains Fecal Polat in East-West War  Diplomats Fear Soviets May Renew Rleckade

Base Home. Phone Rate Here Likely Will Be $3.18   One-Party Susiness Service Might Be $6.95 Under New Schedule.

Russ Armed Might Shown on May Day  War Power Display Reviewed by Stalin

Three Men Are Identified As Bandits $100,000 Billy Rose Jewel Robbery Is Reported Solved

Negro Butler of Billy Roseis Held ‘As Cops Say Robbery is Solved:

“Stop Worrying!” Experts Agree That Shortages Will Not Be Critical  There's Plenty Left For All Of Us

Experts Revise Predictions Abou! Civilian Output  Smaller-Than-Expected   Smaller-Than-Expectec Military Requirements Ease the Situation

War’s Effect On Goods Is Gauged Down   Military Steel Use Seen as 5.3 P.C.— Auto Setback Light

Ober Law Is Valid, State Judges Hold  Majority Opinion Filed In Case In  , eee a” re

Validity Of Ober Law Backed By Appeals Judges   Three Members Of Ss. ‘Express Opinions On Subversive Legisletion

Expanded Social Security Nears Final Approval   Senate Passes Bill, 81-2: Must Settle Difference<

Expanded S ocial Security — Bull Nears Congressional Approval: Benefits Doubled

Vastly Expanded Social Security Plan Wins Senate’s Overwhelming Approval

Social Security Program Heads for Speedy Adoption  Vastly Expanded Bill Goes to House-Senate Group for Settlement

Senators Vote To Hike Care Of Old Folks   Social Security Expansion Gets Easy Victory; Final Okay Seen Soon

‘Senate Puts Approval On Reform Bill   More Coverage And Higher Benefits To Mean Tax Increase 

Senate Adopts Expanded Social Security Plan   Measure Now To Go To Conference Group

Only Few Differences In House And Senate  Bills To Be lroned Out   Senate Measure Brings Ten Million More Persons Under Benefits, Increases Costs.

Final Approval Of New Security Program Awaited   Senate Bill Would Bring 10,000,000 Mor Under Full Coverage

New Security Bill Slated for Quick Adoptior   Will Add Ten Million te Lists; Raise Payroll  Tavpa

U. S. NIGHT LIFE TAX TO STAY THE SAME   House Group Favera Retention © 2) Pet. Impost on Cabarets and Other Spots.

DiMaggio’s Seventh Series Homer Wins   010 000 0001 2100 000 010 0000 170  ‘Yankees Phillies  eoeeee

Indications Mount That Chinese Communists Have Crossed Yula River Into North Korea:  Marines and 7th Division Land at Wonsan

Stiffened Defense Indicates Chinese Reds Enter Fighting   Additional American Troops Pour Ashore at Wonsan, ROK Sixth: Division Reaches Border

Uncover Signs That Chinese Communists  Are On Hand To Fight   U. S. Pours Thousands Of New Troops Ashore At Wonsan To Join Allies Northward March.

Report. Red Troops Now In N. Korea   Spasmodic Fighting Flares At Several Points In Path Of Allied Armies Through Dwindling  . Strip In North Korea   MORE U. 8. TROOPS . LANDED AT WONSAN

Troops at Border of Manchuria  Indications Mount That Chinese Red  Forces Are In _ _ .- Be

US. Troops In Landing At Wonsan   Chinese Communists Believed Crossing Into North Korea

Troops Hit Manchurian Frontier   Counterattack Near Border Led By Chinese Soldiers

90,000 GI's GO ASHORE FOR KO PUNCH   Red Resistance Leads to Belief That China Helpin:

Chinese Reds Claimed Helping Koreans In Resistance Near Manchuria Border

Allied Units Reach Manchurian Bor wer As Big Push Starts   Thousands Of U.S. Reinforcenients Knter Conflict; CountersAttacking Enemy Reported From Red China

Report China Reds Fighting U.N. Forces   Allies Pour More Troops Into Area

6th Division Wins Race  To Frontier   _ Resistance Growing _  And Believed Coming ‘From Red China

Korean Forces Fight Through To Line First   Chinese Reds Enter Final Border Fight

SOUTH KOREA oPEED TROOPS REACH BORDER   Allied Troops Will Be Sent North to Russ and Manchurian Lines.

Republican Forces Have Reached Manchurian Line  Cd nits Dosweneke * *   Mounting Reports © Indicate China Red Troops Are in Korea

Believe China Reds Moving Into Korea. To Fight UN Forces:   South Koreans Reach Border of Chir

U. S. WOULD SUPERVISE FORMOSA  UN Chief Said Author Of Plan For Easing Tension In Orient

U.S. Will Seek Economic Curb  On Red China   Diplomatic Sanctions Also To Be Proposed To U.N. Next Week

Senate Speeds Strengthening of Manpower   Swift Okay Expected For Bills ‘Freezing’ Military Trainees and Removing Top Limits

PLANS TO TAKE LIMITS FROM ALL SERVICES   Marine Corps Gives Reserve Ground Units 10 Days to Get Ready.

‘Swift Expansion of Fighting Force. Is in Making; Ceilings Lifted, Y ear to Be Added to Enlistments

See Swiff Hike  In Strength of Armed Services   Lowmakers to Raise ‘Ceilings’; Units Being Calied Up

SPIRITED FED DEMAND BOOSTS MARKET   Advances To More Than ‘Point Liberally Dsitributed Through List

Use Of Bomb Is Opposed  bv Canada   Pearson Savs It Would Hurt Ties Of Western World With Asia

Racket Laid To Racing Wire Service  Sizzling Report Demands Ban OnTransmission

Senate Trims ECA ’s Budget   Quarter-Billion Cut Off Marshall Fund: Only Tie Vote Bars Even Deeper Slash in Economy Effort

SENATE PARES MARSHALL PLAN      Administration Wins Partial Victory

Lawmakers Slice 2 Billion Dollars From Aid Bill  Earlier $500,000,000 Proposal Defeated Ry 40.409 Tie Vata

Spring Patchwork Starts on Hwy. 36   Highway Department Working from Medicine Creek to Meadville.

BLAST OCCURS 1,400 FEET UNDERGROUND   All Hope Gone For Trapped Mon As Shaft Is Sea'ed Off to Pre“vent Further Disaster.

Democrat and Republican File for 7 “Third   FILING DEADLINE NEAR

2NEW ee   Democrat and Republican File for Post in Third  ‘ard   FILING DEADLINE NEAR

Pearson Gets Called That   . Name Again   Sen. Jenner Pins‘S.0.B" Tag On Columnist For Criticism by Writet

Adjectives Fly In Jenner Blast At Pearson   Columnist Says Senator Can’t Take Criticiem

Jenner Assails Drew Pearson.   _-Criticizes- Columnist for ‘Attack’ Sunday

Christmas at Home Is Anticipated by Two B-29 Groups   Cclonel Clifford Rees Gives Resume of Work On Korea Battle Front

Wants Full Time  to Defend Self  s Red Charge   Speedy Perjury Trial Demanded; Hearing Tuesday

SPEEDY TRIAL FOR PERJURY   Forrestal’s Diary May Be Opened In Probe

FORD LAYOFFS ARE PREDICTED   Union Official Says Cut In Working Force Is Imminent

Credit Control Is Assailed by Ford Motor Co.   15 Percent Layoff Threatened--Defense Work Is Questioned

RAISE VICTORY FLAG — Maine Group Claims Win In Anti-Hoarding Fight

Promise To Buy For Normal Neeas        ‘Anti- Hoarding Drive Spreads

‘Firing’ Bill Curbs To Go  Before House   Control Of Authority Necessary To Protect Workers, Rées Asserts

MEASURE AIMED AT REDS BRINGS SHARP PROTEST   Bill Giving U. S. Department Heads Discretion In Firing Disloyal Employes Called: Too Broad: Protection Asked.

Major Depariment Heads Would Get ‘Absolute Discretion’ On Firings Under Bill Now Under House Sindy

Railroad Unions Work Out Details For Strike Action  Brotherhoods Plan +r. core Ke   Brotherhoods Plan To Enforce Demands On Diesel Locomotive:

Railroad Strike Call Nears As Officials See No Answer      Spokesman For Engineers And Firemen Says Only Thing Delaying Walkout Call Is Matter Of Actual Detail; Efforts To Settle Telephone Strike Still Fail

Are. There Really War Shortages? ? \Well. It's All in How You Look at If

Butler Publisher Finds Home-Front Emergency Not So Urgent After Al!

Grant Review Of Wisconsin Anti- Strike Law   Supreme Court to Hear Appeal of Gas Union On State Utility Act

Court to Rule On Outlawing Utility Strikes   U.S. Tribunal Accepts Union Appea! Agoinst Wisconsin State Law

‘OHIO OIL CO. TO BUILD NEW PIPE LINE THROUGH PATOKA; WOOD RIVER ILL. TO LIMA, OHIC

Hartley Quits Tool Owners’ Union; To Start Right-Wing Organization

Right- -Wing  Group Forms   Hartley Quits Post To Head New Society

Truck Hits Train; At Least One Dead   Five Cars Derailed On Crack Limited

County Couple Die in Collision   Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McKay, Grove City, Fatally Hurt. Near Franklin Last Nicht: Six Others Injured

Ben-Gurion Quits As Israel Head  First Cabinet Crisis Arises In New State

U.S. Industry Sees Era of Prosperity   Leaders, However, Warn Against  ‘Pon aninre Garitreliiow,

U.S. Industry Sees Era of Prosperity   Leaders, However, Warn Against "Creeping Socialism’

OLEO.TAX FREE TONCRROW   Taxes and Licenses Die at Mid. night Friday Under Law Passed by Congress. -

} TAX FREE TOMORROW ,   Taxes and Licenses Die at Mid. night Friday Under Law Passed by Congress.

Back-To-Work Order Is Defied At Oak Ridne   ‘Dissatisfied’ Men Blamed For Assault

Secretary Gray In Conference  With President   ‘Out-Going Army Head Will Be Sueceeded By Bud get Director

Physical Handicaps Break the Spirit of Some But to Others It Is Only a Spur to Victory

PLANE IS: FORCED DOWN  U. S. Six-Engine Ship in Emergency Landing in Argentina

More U.S. Troops Slated for Europe  Strength, Effective Date Not Indieated by Truman

4 LOUISIANA MEN KILLED   Seven Others Are Among Army And Marine Casualties

WII CA IM APTIAN NILLLU I AUTIUIN   Monroe, Delhi, Winnsboro Other N. La. Men On Casualty List

$15,000,000 Sum In Tax Evasions Is  11th Hour Target   Federal Grand Juries Are in Action in All Sections of Country

PAX INDICTMENTS ARE CONSIDERED   GRAND JURIES THAOLGHOUT COUNTRY WEIGH (CHARGES ON EVE OF DEADLINE,

Dirty Look Kayoes Tank   Zeoms Close, Scawlz At Driver Who Leses Control, Wrecks Red Tank

New York Cotton   Sovheans   Yank Halts Red Tank with Dirty Look

Artillery Spotter Plane Pilot Uses Only Dirty Look to Knock Out Tank

Army Calls 1,644 Women   Pilot Wrecks Tank With a Dirty Look  Ry HAL BOYLE

TWO NEWSMEN SLAIN IN WAR   Believed To Be Ray Rich. ards And Cpl. Ernie Pecler

Two American Newswriters  Killed in Korea   Reported Slain While Witnessing ‘Round The Clock’ Bombinas

TWO AMERICAN NEWSMEN. KILLED IN WAR   War Correspondents Reported Killed at Front Doriug Monday Fighting.

TwoU. S. Reporters Killed On the Korean Front  Ray Richards of INS and Stars and Chaimae Cariha Area Ranartad Dead

TWO AMERICAN WRITERS SLAIN   Correspondents Are Killed os They Witness U. $., Attacks from Air

Two U.S. Newsmen Killed at Wartront  Bodies Mot Recovered Az Fighting Stiff

TWO WAR CORRESPONDENTS: KILLED ON.KOREAN FRONT   INS News Writer One Of Victims During Battie —

Iwo Wrifers Killed in Korean Battles  INS, Stars and Stripe: Correspondents Slain

AFL and CIO Seek  Labor Unification   Series of Meetings Started For Exploratory Purposes Seeking Future Unification

LILIENTHAL URGES - FAITH IN CREATOR   Talk About H-Bomb Is ‘Like “Cloud of Words”.

Soviets Accuse British Of Violating Communist Border in Hong Kong Area

Seven Marooned On Glacier fo Descend  Wilt Use Ski and Jeep To  Pam Pace

‘Ist Marines Land at Port In South Koree   Tanks Lead Yanks In Counterattack

Government To Ask Seizure Of Luckenbach  Huge Damage Suit Also Filed Against Ship In Disaster  (Rill i BTA

‘Clear Creek Annie’ Won't Leave Home; She's Smack in Path of Colorado Road

Colorado Highway Board, Unable fo Budge Clear Creek Annie, to By-Pass Road Block

NAVY SALVAGE MEN EYE SHIP   Will Decide Whether To Save Or Blow Up Hospital Vessel

Indonesia Rebe Leaders Slain  Own Troops Kill Pair In South Moluccas

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Facts Vs. Myths--Blackout Of History Attempted

gee Men Highlight W. V. U. Activities  Raleigh, Fayette Coal Land Gitt ‘Accepted to Aid Mine Students

Scott Renews His Blast at Beardsley And Liquor Group   Coburn Says All Commission Acts On Open Record

Saucers Are Observed By Batterymen   Nearly [QO Trained Mer Focus On Object Seen  From Armory Grounds;  Sure Of Selves.

Witness Quotes Doctor At Trial   Sheriff Testifies Sanders Agreed to Injection After Request

‘Would Have Lived 2 More Days’ — Dr. Sander Quoted in Mercy Death Tria

Viclim Would Have Lived Two More Days, Mercy Murder Trial Jurors Are Informed

Prosecution Uses Testimony  Of Dr. Sander Avainst Him   Quoted As Saying Victim Would Have Lived Two Days More

Prosecutor Quotes Dr. Sander That Patient Would Have Lived 2 Days But For His Act

Six Yuma Youths Nabbed As Burglars  3 Girls, 3 Boys Letlad Bua Dalles

MacArthur Takes Furniture Along  Leader's Confidence Reflected by. Gls

MacArthur May Locate in Seoul   Confident of Victory; Furniture on Way To  Equip Office, Home

* x x ¥ = +; *  Threat of Red China Army Only Sore Spot With Allies

Weeping Monarch of Thailand Lights Funeral Pyre for His Slain Brother

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of All  In The Comm  Interest arious  Te   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Left Here To Become Marion, o. District Representative Of Oi NCompanv   CAR. STRUCK BRIDGE ALONG ROUTE NO. 3

CAB to Study Airlines’ Pleas  3 Seek Authority For State Service

Truman Recalls. Board to Help In Coal Parleys   Mediator Says Body Reconvened Under Taft-Hartley Act

Ex-U. S. Employee In Sofia Forced To Stand for Hours Touching Wall

Attlee Tells House of Commons He Believes UN Forces Will Maintain Themselves in Korea.

Attlee Asserts UN Forces Can ‘Hold The Line   Report On Parleys With Troman Given To Cheering House

ATTLEE STATES HOPES ARE HIGH   Believes United Nations Forces Will Maintain Selves In Korea

King George Gets Report From Attlee   British Diplomat Holds Hope Allies Will Keep Korea

Attlee Reports Forces to Stay  Reports to Commons —On Truman Meetina

Attlee Says He’s Hopeful Of Outcome   Believes United — Nations Forces Can Maintain Selves  In Korea

Attlee Has Hopes Of Korean Stand  Pri rime Minister In  annrb [Ta Maseca

Attlee Reports To Commons On  His U.S. Talks   Prime Minister Confident Of U.N. Stand  In Korea.

Attlee Relates ‘Hope’ Allies Won't Evacuate   Tells Commons MacArthur Followec Directives in Korea

ATTLEE OPTIMISTIC ON KOREA CRISIS   Tells British Parliament ‘UN: Can. Maintain Self

Attlee Reports Jn Truman Talks   Tells Commons He Ha Hopes UN Forces Will  ‘Maintain Themselves’

A Cheering Word From Top Briton   Prime Minister Attlee Informs Parliament  He Is in ‘Good Hopes’   US-BRITISH ACCORD   Attlee Says He’s Satisfied With Truman’s Stand On Use of Atom Bomb

Rittlee Hopes U.N. To Stay   Reports To British On Trip; Claims APolicy Agreeable

ATTLEE REPORTS ON U.S. TALKS   GIVES ASSURANCES U.S. TROOPS WILL REMAIN IN KOREA

MAKES REPORT TO COMMONS UPON RETURN   Says He Is Sure Forees Of UN Can Maintain   Themselves

Reports On Trip To Ottawa, Washington   Agree on Course UN Should Follow In Far East

Truman Economic Report Goes To Congressmen   Lawmakers Believe: Message to Be Mild. Melfow in Tone

Mild, Mellow Truman  Message Seen  President to Make Economic Report to Congress

SECOND TRUMAN MESSAGE READ   CONGRESS BELIEVES ECO. weMIC REPORT TOMAY WilL BE MILM iN TON

Mild Economic Report  Expected From Truman Message Due Today Seen Calling   Message Due Today Seen Calling For ‘Moderate’ Addition To Revenue

Truman Economic  Report To Be Mild   President’s Message To Congress Today May Touch Budget, Taxes

President’s Economic ‘Report to Lawmakers  Is Expected to Be Mild

Mild Trumar Report Seen On Economy  eee my: WA os ea   Prior Messages Cited as Basis CH Mellow Tone

Solons Await Eeonomie Note   ‘Executive Message Likely Ta Be Mild in Tone

Congress Expects Mild Economic Message From President Truman Today   Administration Believed Seeking Active Cooperation Of Business In Keenine Natinn’« Feannomvy Besalithyv

Mild, Mellow Truman  Message Seen President to Make   President to Make Economic Report to Congress

Anchor Of Pusan Line Captured   New Divisions Direct From United States Reach Battle Scene At Time OF Crisis

L. S. Praises French Plan kor Germany   Acheson Save U.S. Favors Economic Union: German Heads Approve It

A Solemn Scene In Broken Seoul  Haggard Troops Join Their Commander InTha nks

‘FOR THINE IS THE KINGDOM...” . Cec Ric dnainhi eae  _ MacArthur Marks Seoul’s  Capture With Lord’s Prave:

‘Mac’. Offers Prayer of Thanksgiving   General Holds Solemn Rites In Battered Capital

MAC ARTHUR GIVES THANKS U. N. Commander Directs Lord’s Prayer Recital

‘BROWNIE’ COMES BACK --Water Spaniel Missing Four Years Returns Home

Church Leader Accused As Spy At Czech Trial   Secretary Asserts He Traded Reports With Archbishop

Duncan Jail Guard and His Wife Attacked   Three Stephens County Prisoners Make Break For Freedom From  Jail Cells

To Invoke Draft Law fo Expand: Armed Forces   Ceilings Are Lifted on Military Strength, Now About 1.370,000.

Military Ceilings Lifted    Government Acts to Build Services Up to Fult Military Strength In Face of War Needs

U. S. Invites Voluntary Enlistments   Badly Shrunken’ Army Will-Be First to Benefit by Action

Ceilings On Services Are  Also Lifted   Number To Be Call. ed Dependont On Enlistments

Volunteer Enlistment Invited,  ~ Braneh Ceilings Are Lifted ‘To Meet Korean Situation’  ARMY BENEFITS FIRST BY ORDER  Nation Has 1,140,000 Men Between Ages Of 18 and 26 Classified as ‘1-A,’  Meaning Fit for Military Service

Putlnto Effect ToBringForces Up To Strength   To Cope With Situation Now ‘Existing In Korea

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600,000 MEN: TO BE CALLED INTO SERVICE   Army, Navy, Air Force Increases Authorized; Estimate 1,140,000 . Age 18-26 Subject to Draft.

President Approves New Move   All Branches Of Services Will Be Strengthened Now

Enlistments by Volunteers Invited Also   Budget Ceilings Off for Army, Navy and Air Ferce

Army to Draw First — Men Under New Step   President Truman Summons Congressional  Leaders Today for Conference On Emergency Matter’: No Fiaures Given On Draft Plan

Ceilings Off For Voluntary Enlistments   Action Is First Step To Build Military Strength To Its Highest Level   U.S. INTELLIGENCE AGENTS DISCLOSE  Russians Step Up Military Maneuvers In East Germany

Enlistments Also Invited in Move To Add 600,000 to Armed Forces   Government Lifts Ceilings Limiting Size of Various Branches; No Decison to Call Notional Guard or Reserves

Will Add 600,000 Men to the Armed Services: En- fistments Accepted

WILL STEP UP SIZE OF MILITARY   Voluntary Enlist. ments Also Will Be Accepted.

MAJOR BATTLE REPORTED NEAR IN SO. KOREA   Reds Rush Reinforcements To Front; U. S. Troops Badly Outnumbered

To Lift Ceilings. on All Branches of Armed Forces   “Selective Service “Authorized, Also: Voluntary Enlistments

Ceilings Lifted On Armed Force: ‘For Duration’  Stepped-up Drive For Enlistments Also Scheduled

President Approves  Inducetions   Described As First Step in Building up U. 8S. Armed Forces

MORE MEN ARE NEEDED TO HELP IN KOREAN WAR   Army, Navy And Ain Force Authorize To Increase Strength Because Of Over.  seas Requiremenite

Litt Manpower Ceilings On Armed Services   Present Strength Of U. S. Forces Is 1,370,000; Only 11 Divisions Available

Overall Ceilings for All Armed Force Branches Lifted: Enlisting OK’d

Ceilings Liffed On Various Armed Services   Enlistments Opened to All Branches

Draft Law Use Ordered by US   Step Taken to Provide Needed Strength for Campaign in Korea; Restrictions on All Branches of Armed Forces Also Lifted

Government Acts In Korean Crisis To Obtain 500,000  Enlistment Appeal Response To Decide Induction Action

U.S. Korean l’orces Stage Comeback In One Sector   Combat Patrol Moves North, Finds Meager Opposition

CITES NEED FOR ADDING 600,000 TO ARMED FORCES   ENLISTMENTS MAY REDUCE NUMBER OF DRAFTEES REQUIRED

Could Add 600,000 To Military Strength; U. S. Tanks In Korea   Will Go Into Action Seon to Back Up Ground Forces; W Arthur Says Reds Massing Troops for New Drive South

Draft Law To Be Put Into Effect   Will Add 600,000 Men t the Armed Services; Enlistments Accepted

North Koreans Make Powerful Effort to Sweep Country Before Americans Build up Strength.   INVADERS GREATLY OUTNUMBER AMERICANS

Ceilings Are Lifted On Services  More Men Needed To Man Warfront In South Korea

Temperatures   Defense Leaders Lift Ceiling on Armed Services   Enlistments Also Accepted in Move To Strengthen Forces; Nation Now Has Only 11 Divisions for Combat

Government Orders Use of Draft Law to Bring Military Forces Up to Strength for Korean War  Overall Ceilings on All Branches - OF Armed Forces Are Lifted

Induction Ceilings Lifted   Yank Troops Advance 10 Miles in Korea

Reserve Ofticers Will Be Summoned   Men 19 Through 25 Are Subject To Emersency Action Revealed Today

Services Will ~ Be Strengthened for Emergency :   Restrictions on Size of Armed Branches Are Removed

Both Sides Rush Troops, Supplies To Kum River   Two Towns Retaken From North Koreans, Huge Tanks Spotted

Armed Services. Will Be Brought To Full Power  Enlistments Also — ill Be Continued: _

Voluntary Enlistments Also Invited—Selective Service  Will Add 600,000 to Services

A PLEASANT WEEKEND   Forecast Calls for Clear Skies and Summer Temperatures

President Asks Congress fo Supply Legal Weanons Anainst Sabotare

Non-Union Mines Being Wrecked   Schools and Factories Closing for Lack of Fuel.

Coal Shortage Pinch Closing (ver Industry   Dynamite Blasts Mark Non-Union Operations Continuing To Work

Unemployment Mounis As Nation Scrapes Bottom  ! Cleveland Ends Ail : Pig lron Production  Till Strike’s End

Heat in Office, — P ublic Buildings Being Reduced, Sports Activities Being Affected

Fuel Shortages  Cramp Plants, Public Further   Progressives Abandon Walkout: Brownouts Ordered in New Areas

‘Malik Slates Secret Parley For U. N. Unit   MacAribur Report On Korea Warfare Sure to Ire Reds

UN To Get Renort on Korean War   Soviet Blast Expected in Security Council

Expect Fireworks ~ In United Nations   Security Council Will Hear Gen. MacArthur’s Second Korean Report Today

Vinson Foresees Age Limit Boost For Drafted Mer   Increase Necessary Te Provide for Expanding U.S. Miltary

Top Draft Age  May Be Lifted,  Says Vinson World War I  Veterans Also May Get Call

Move to Raise Top Draft Age Forecast   Senate and House Rush Passage of Defense Legislation

Vinson Sees  Draft Age  Rising to 35 Also Possibility  Of Taking Vets OVE Warlda War TT

VINSON PREDICTS DRIVE 10 RAISE DRAFT AGE T0 3   Head of House Group Also Forecasts Move to Conscript Veterans of World War WU.   IMEASURE TO CALL DOCTORS 18 APPROVED   Congress Passes Bill Authorizing Induction of Physicians and Dentists Through Age 50.

‘TOP DRAFT AGE TO BE INCREASE AFTER JANUAR}   Army Will Possibly Draf World War II Veterans,  Vinson Says   TRUMAN’S DIVERSION REQUEST 1S DOOMED

Draftees Age May ‘Be Upped   ‘Vinson Predicts Men Uf  To 35 May Be Called For Service

No Genero] Wor   World War 2 Gls May Be Called by January Congress

Top Draft Age Raise to 35 And Call for Veterans Hinted   House and Senate Approve Measure To Call Doctors and Dentists into Armed Forces

4 Ae t eet iar aes A’  Mother Only One To Survive; Farmer ~~ seven Children Die:            Mother Leaps From 2nd Floor Windéw

RUSS DEMAND _ JAPAN PURGE BE CANCELLED   Potsdam Agreement Said Violated By Orders

Russia Demands Japan Red Ban Be Withdrawn   Soviet Member of Allied Council Charges MacArthur Order Violates Potsdam Pact

RUSSIA PROTESTS GEN, NPARTHUR'S “PURGE” OF RED   Demands Tokys Govern  meni Ceases Anti-Comoy Rheneripae

‘General Doug-- --Plays Too Rough ‘Russia Demands MacArthur Stop Purging Communist

Russ Attack Japan Purge   Demand Made for Recall of Order by MacArthur on Reds

Russia Demands MacArthur Retract Orders To Purae Red Party Members

Russia Demands MacArthur Retract Directives Purging Jan Communists

RUSS PROTEST JAPAN PURGE   Soviets Demand MacArthur Rescind Action Against Top Reds.

Acheson Marks Needed Plans For World Peace   State Secretary Tells Russians To Make Changes

Secretary of State Acheson Warns Communist China  Not fo Foment New Troubles  American People Told They Have Major Share in Foreign Stands

ACHESON SERVES FORMAL NOTICE   Tells China, Russia And American People What To Expect

ACHESON ENDS TOUR OF WEST COAST AREAS   Speeches List Plans F o1 Bringing An End To World Tension

People In U.S. Make Policy, Acheson Says   World Watches Our Every Act, Secretary Tells West Coast

Acheson Trip Ouilines U.S. World Policy   Russia Should . Have Clearer View of Goals

Acheson Puts Label on Need To Aid Crisis   Red Nations and People Of America Are Put on Notice by Secretary as t Things to Be Done

Deadline Set For Steamer Line Claims   Aftermath Of Tragic Cruise

Off 1st Time In 8 Years   Sec. of Agriculture Avoids Pressuring for a New Program - For Spring, Summer

, Brannan Waits for Appropriation From Congress for Pork Support

To Launch Guided Missile from Fla. Proving Grounds   Two-Stage Rocket Known As “Bumper” Is Set For Morning Try

On Florida’s East Coast  New Rocket Proving Ground ‘To Launch First Missile

U. §. Won't Halt At 39th Parallel  Reject Peace Move Ves Ser  Remegee SSE eee,

France Gets Sef For Red Flareup  U.S. Arms Arrival Due To Stir Riots

French See Riots When  Arms Arrive   U.S. Aid Expected To Provide Boost In Sageine Morale

MAY BOLSTER LOW MORALE—  U.S. Arms For F rance May Cause Red Riots

RIOT EXPECTED WHEN U. S. ARMS REACH FRANCE   Communists Will Try to Pre. vent Landing When First Boatload Arrives.

Riot Is Expected as Arms Arrive   French Communists inidy. Block U: S. Mei

Arms Shipment Reaching France May Start Riot  fats Heneycombed fy Red A  By y Red ‘Agents Delivery

Expect U. S. Arms Shipment To France To Set Off Communist Riots On Docks

First American Arms for France May Start a Riot   Government Will Act if Red Try To Rlack  andina

First Boatload Of Arms May Set Off Riot   French Morale Low As Nation Awaits American Weapons

U. S. Arms Shipments Are on Way   Showdown With Communists May Be Close at Hand

French Arms  Loads Ready   Communists Expected To Create Difficulty

FEAR RIOTING WHEN FRANCE GETS US. ARMS   Communists Expected Te Cause Outbreak But  Crackdown Looms

With French Morale At New Low Since War’s End, First Shipment Of Arms Aid May Shatter Reds

‘Disobedience’ Claims Denied By MacArthu   Refutes British Paper’ Charge He Disregardec UN Order By Attackin: Red Chinese

War time flyer and friend on “first trip’ die in air spin   Plane crashes kill two; injures four

Rau To Report MacArthur's Terms For Peace   India’s Delegate To Tell Of Discussions

Wu to Get Term: Of MacArthur   Chinese Red Will Also Be Asked for Peiping’'s  Cease-Fire Conditions

U. N. Leaders Busy Conferring On  Terms For A Cease-Fire Jn Korea   Rau To Report MacArthur’s Terms To Wu And Get Peiping’s Armistice Conditions; Wie Maecote With Lie.

RAU TO EXPLAIN CEASE-FIRE TO CHINESE ENVOY   General Wu Confers Witt Trygve Lie; To Hold News Conference

Jurors Told hit Not Fata   Noted ‘Pathologist . On ‘Stand «in Sander Murder. Trial

Notéd Harvard Pathologist Testifies Air Had Nothing To Do With Death of Woman   Heavier Injection Needed for Death, Sander Defense Witness Asserts

Dr. Sander’s Air Injections Did Not Kill Patient, Says Harvard Expert

Diplomat's Case Held Pre-Judged   McCarthy Calls It ‘Clearance’ Order

UE, IUE To Ballot Thursday   Union Choize To Be Decided At Westinghouse

Electrical Feud Up For Showdown  NLRB Sits Results Of Poll OF 55.600

UE and IUE Battle Bttery a ‘ Westinghouse  Workers in 40 Plants . In 32 Cities to Vote For Aqent Tomorrow

Sell $1.25 Potatoes Back To Farmer At One Cent After Easter-Eaq Treatment

‘Brannan’s Potato Plan Draws Sharp Criticism   Agriculture Secretary To Sell Surplus Spuds . Rack To Farmers At One Cent Per 100 Pounds

CSS—--:—-—-,—~“=— rrr  RETURNED TO FARMERS --Brannan Potato Program  Brings Sharp Criticism

OPPOSED TO PLAN   Senators Would Make Sur plus Potatoes Available to Needy

Brannan Spud Disposal Plan Under Attack  Official Orders Surplus Potatoes To Be Sold Back To

Surplus Potatoes Stir New Rumpus   Proposal To Sell Them to Farmers At Barqain Prices Starts Fuss

UrrUSED 1U FLAN  Senators Would Make Surplus Potatoes Available  to Needy

ASSAIL PLAN TO DYE POTATOES BLUE FOR PIGS   Brannon Orders Surplus Spuds  Sold at Ic Per Pound  Where Grown.

Surplus Spud Plan Attacked  Brannan Orders Blue Dve For Potatoes

Bargain Sales of Spuds to Farmers Draws Criticism  Oe mmimmen LAlaabe Gm   Brannan Wants to Sell Back Surplus For Stock Feed

Brannan Potato Action Stirs Ire  Senators Aroused By Surplus Gifts

COUNGIL IN YARDLEY AMENDS ZONING CODE   Provision Made to Penalize Persons Found Disorderly   REJECTS STREET PLAN

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eae!  .--- Washington Presidential Message On Korean War. Facing Congress

Frazier Lashes  Failures   Chavez and Miles Clash on Tourists: Pickett Picketing

Gubernatorial Aspirant ts 5 Mate rree- for- All i Dur Ing  Las 48 Hours of Demecralic Lampatgn

UALAHOMA VOTE CAMPAIGN ENDS   MONRONEY - THOMAS SENATE RACE RATED AS TOSS-LP— VOTE OF 350,000 SEEN,

Big 3 Demand  Reds Disband Reich ‘Army’   East German Police Force Equipped as Soldiers, Allied Notes-Claim

Reds Accused Of Building Up German Army   U. S., Britain And France  “Call For Halt To East: ern Massing

a  American Note To Moscow Declares Russian Conduct In This Matter Has “Destroyed World Confidence” In Its Sincerity

BIG 3 CHARGES REDS FORMING GERMAN ARMY   East’s ‘Police Force’ Armed in Violation Of Pacts, West Says

Charge Reds  Build Army  In Germany Western Powers  Demand Russia Ty? £-..° 3} 2ye ye 4

Brand Soviet Zone ‘Police’ Secret Army  Big Three Western Powers Tell Russia Force Flouts Pact, Uree Demobilizatior

CHARGE REDS OEY UP GERMAN ARMY   ALLIES CALL ON WOSCOW TO DISBAND MILITARY TRAIN-~ ED “POLICE FORCE.”

Claim Secret Army Built In Germany   U. S., Britain and France Send Notes to the Kremlin.

Army Spokesman Warns Of “Over-Pessimism;” 'Use Of A-Bomb Unlikely

Army Spokesman Cautions Against Over-Pessimism   MacArthur Expected To Establish New Defense Line At Nerrow Part Of Peninsulc

Decision Comes After Long Wait   Two Other Marder Trials Scheduled Next Wednesday

Clark Acquitted inAtlenDeath OnLonglsland  Majority Verdict OF Jury Accepted After Panel Is Deadlocked

F acts on Polio and Prevention i Are Released by Health Departmen:

What About Polio? Latest Facts Given About The Disease   Every Precaution Should Be Taken to Protect Children and Grownuns

Disputants Renew Talks As Ordered   Miners, However, Continue To Defy Court Instruction

Men Defy 2ndCourt Order As Wellas Lewis Command; 372 ,000Workersar eHome

Northern Operator Spokesman Claims No Progress Made   Some States Seek Fuel Rationing; Buffalo Schools Forced To Close; Dwindling Stockpiles Cause Crisis

Miners Continue To Defy Return To Work Order  Nation's Fuel Supply   Nation's Fuel Supply Is Down to Lowest Level on Record

John E Lewis Resumes Talk With Coal  Producers -   UMW Chit Hemmed In By Court Orders And Defied By His  Striking Miners

Talks Resumed In Coal Dispute: Crisis Increases   Lewis and Operators ip Sessions Today at Washington: Both Sides Won't Comment.

Says Drink, No Home, Drove Him to  Murder WAF   Burly Air Force Sergeant Reenacts Slaying of WAF Set. Fairy Decker

1 . . " e ~ e "  Burly Air Force Sergeant Blames Liguor for Girl’s Murder

Air Force Sergeant Says Drinking Caused Him to Murder WAF: Denies Rape

Reds Still Holding To Bridgehead   U.S. Infantry Foils Attempts To Build Up Strength In Ares

Allied Naval Landing Is Effected   Navy Men Block Highway and Shell Stalled Trucks

Alert Troops Throw Back  Communists  Naval Pariy   Naval Party Lands On Korea’s East Coastline

Navy’s First Action Halts Tank Advance   Tuvaders Admittedly Crons Kum River In  South; Dump I> Fired

Americans Beat Back Northern Korean Patrols as Invaders Try to Strengthen Bridgehead

Plane-Backed Yanks Halt New Red Push Across Kum River   North Korean Foes Hanging On To Footholds South of Stream: Result Still Unclear

US Infantry Holding Reds At Kum River   Around-The-Clock Ai Attacks Help Stall Communist Invaders

Before Dawn Infantry Action Feels Air Blows   Americans Hold Post: Along Twisting River As Most Of Invaders Killed In Assaults

U.S. Troops Tun Back Strong Tries Along West Sector   Check Red Lunge Across Kum River, Air Patrols Help Hold Defense Lines

Strong Forces of North. Korean Troops Enlarge Bridgehead Near Capital

Several Patrols Thrown Back by U.S. Infantry North of Taejon   Commies Reported to Have Enlarged Bridachead 20 Miles Northweet of City

INFANTRY HOLDS OFF REDS WITH AIRFORCE HELP   Acound - the - Clock Bombing Clicks—Commie Attacks Pictured as "Strone’

North Koreans Now 15 Miles From Taejon   Day, Night Bombings Help Ground Troops Hold Reds

Temperatures   Red Spearhead Reported 15 Miles From Taejon: Planes Slowing Advance 

Soviet Papers Whip Up Wrath Over U.S. Action in Korea   American News Services Quoted on Plane Losses and Faltering of Native Forces

Aogesion Theme ~ Song Of Russians  Soviet “Newspapers ‘Hit Hard At U.S. Actions : In Korea.

Soviet Union Papers Warn That Russian People Voice Demand: ‘Hands Off Korea’

Red Press  Hits at U.S.  ‘Ageression’ Says Indignation  Rises Everywhere Aw... 6 O64... £19

Soviets Adopt Indignant Tone  Moscow Line Followe Rahind Iran Curtain

ATTLEE SEEKS CLOSE SUPPORT   New Commons Opens For Organization Work

Abuse Backfires . . . ‘Abuse Backfires . . . Junior’s Big  Talk Shames - Him At Last

Junior With Nasty Tongue Has Little Fun Belittling MP on Way to Front Lines

There Are Many Fellows Like Junior in the War — Too Young to Think Before They Speak

A Day At The Korean Front  M.P. Makes ‘Junior’ Eat His Words Of Derision

HAL BOYLE’S VIEW GI Junior Learns A Lesson From Fancy-Pants Policeman

pattierield tory Se A  Nobody Said Anything to Junior for Fear He Might Break Down, Cry His Heart Out

Frigid Weather Pesters Regions   Mercury Dips to Two Below Zero in Michigan Today,

Early Resigns Defense Post   Ex-Rooseveit Aid Returning to Pullman

Britain's Atomic Wizard to Give  Answer Today  Fuchs Charged With Tipping Off Potential Enemy

Alleged Bomb-Spy Mastermind Faces Magistrate Today:   Two Counts Against Him _of Passing Information’ to Reds

Relax—You May Not Have It Many So-Called ‘High’ Blood Pressures May Be Normal

Bus-Two Cars Crast 10 Persons Injured  Collision Occurs Near Columbus

Power Plant Opens Here This Week   New Link In Missouri Power and Light Co. System to Be Visited by Civic Groups Friday. With Oven House Saturday. Sunday

Open House Held at Mexico New Electric Power Station ‘Of MPL Is Put Into Operatior

Bells, Car Horns Din as “Mercy” Doctor Is Freed   Medical Society Will _Meet Sunday to Talk Over License 

Church Bells Herald Verdict of Jury  Doctor Is Acquitted in ‘Mercy Slaying’

TOWNSPEOPLE CHEER VERDICT FREEING DOCTOR   RING CHURCH BELLS AFTER JURY FINDS SANDER INNOCENT

Medic Freed In Mercy Slaying Returns Honie   General Gratification Is Expressed In Community Over Exoneration Of Popular Physician

Doctor Not Guilt in Mercy Death of His Patient   Jurors Return Verdict in Just Over an Hour in Connecticut Town

Acquittal Of Doctor Brings Celebration   New Hampshire Jury Frees Dr. Sander in Mercy Killing; Crowd Cheers —_—, Verdict.

The Acquitted “Mer ‘ey Slayer’ Returns Home   Dr. and Mrs. Sander Took Night Off After They Heard Jury’s Verdict

CELEBRATE FREEING OF DR. SANDER   Physician Acquitted of Mercy Killing Comes Home to People Who Swear by Him.   “9 MEDICAL SOCIETY CONSIDERS CASE   Will Make Recommendations to State Board as to Whether Sander Should Practice.

Dr. Sander Free, Returning Home; Must Face Hearing ‘Before State Medic Board

RETURN QUICK VERDICT — - Dr. Sander Freed By Jury Verdict In Marder Trial

Candia Cheers Sander Verdict   Church Bells Peal, As Jury Frees Doctor Of hMurder Charge

Doctor's Village, Friends Applaud Acquittal Ruling  Town Celebrates Verdict; Husband ' Of Patient Happy

Doctor Sander Returning Home  Quickly Acquitted In ‘Marcy’ Death

CROWDS CHEER PHYSICIAN'S RELEASE—  Doctor Sander, Freed In “Mercy-Killing’’, Comes Home To People

Doctor Ig Still Facing Hurdle of Renewing License to Practice   Bells Ring, Horns Tooti in Celebration   Physician In Seclusion  After Acquittal; Wil)  Return Home Today

‘Dr. Sander, Free of Murder, Plan To Return Home   People Who Swear By Him Prepare Big Welcome.

Nr. Sander Goes Home a Free Man Today to People Who Swear by Hit

Country Medic Back to His Home People.  “Verdict Heartwarme  “Verdict Heartwarming,” Says Husband of Dead Woman

Control of Rents Through March 31 Given Group Okay   House Committee Gives Approval, Senate Wants 60 Days

Yanks In Korea Can Now Take Care Of Themselves, Army Chief Of Staff Says   Yule Furloughs For Gis In U. S. Cancelled

Gen. Collins Voices  Optimism on War  Training Speeded Up Despite Reassurance

Christmas Fu,toughs Cancelled at Atlarlany   Gen. Collins Optimistic About War Situation in North Korea

Optimistic Note’  Collins Sees Fewer ‘Losses ‘In Korean War From Now Oy

Senate Turns To Final Items In Bill To Finance U. S. Agencies For Year

Senate Speeds Action On Big Fund Measure  Still Faces Voie On Proposal Calling For 10 Per Cent Slash

LOOK TO FINANCES   Senate Turns to Money Bills for Government  Agencies

Swift Action Assured On Big U. iy Money Bill  gi ee aes; mies SMees Sane

German Voters Will Voice Opinions Today On Disputed Rearmament Issue For West

Elections Watched For Red Streng th _German Arms Issue  Faces Voters Today

Army Fate Up To West Reich   Voters to Decide Question Of Toinine Defense

Eye German Vote Closely   Election In U. S. Zone To Indicate ReArming Sentiment

Weal GHMAN ANY TO Real ON VOTE TODAY   Outcome May Determine  People Want to Defend West Europe.

French Lose Outposts in Indo-China   Commie Attack Pushes Against Defense Chain

TRUCK WEIGHT FIGHT IS DUE INLECISLATURE   Warren Man, Head Of Association, Tells  Of Move

BROADCAST POLICY ANNOUNCED BY FCC   Stations Must Give Equal Opportunity Te Each Side In  Cant-enrercye

aA  Korean Vets To Get Benefits  V. A. Grants GI's Full  Wartime Returnc

VA Benefits To Fighters   Soldiers in Korea Covered Fully By  . Wartime Provisions

Wartime Benefits  For Korean GI's   Veterans Administration Guarantees All Payments Except For Education

Security Council Members Hold Secret Session   Informal Parley Will Put 'New Proposal’ To, Russian Delegate

WESTERN U.N. POWERS HAVE NEW PROPOSAL   Plan to End Russia’s Stranglehold on Security Council Is Top Secret.  BULLETIN

Guard Forces  Smash Rebels In Puerto Rico   Uprising Being Put Down After Revolt Flares in 10 Centers on Island

Puerto Rican Toll Growing   National Guord Planes, in fontry Attacking Towns Held By Nationalists

Puerto Rico Revolt Ebbs   But Casualties Are Heavy in Island’s Worst Rebellion

Assassins Kill Tampa Gambler  Shotgun Blast Is ee See Gee tee Cosel ys

Barehanded Diggers Save One Miner. Strugale On fo Rescue His Brother

Workers Rescue Trapped Miner, Still Seek Brother   Rescuers Within 25 Feet Of Entombed Man But Hear No Sign of Life

‘One of Brothers Trapped lAfter Mine Cavein Saved   Dramatic Rescue

Rescue Tean Saves Miner In Cave-In  Brother Still Trapped Behind

Rescuers Find Trapped Miner   Workers Continue Digging For Second Brother

Stassen Demands Truman Prove Trip Not Politics by Heeding MacArthur

Stassen Declares Truman Should Tell Aims of His Trip   Views on Advice OF MarArthur Held To Be Top Issue

Stassen Says Truman Should Heed M' Arthur   Otherwise Wake Confer. ence May Be Construed As Politics

Stassen Puts Questions To Truman About His Trip   Asks President If He Intends to Accept MacArthur's Advice on Far Pacific Questions, Declaring If He Goes Not Intend to Do So Peopte Will Be Justified in Regarding Flight as “Sinful Potitical Escapade.”

Stassen Calls For MacArthur Plan for Asia   Contends Public Should Know Reason For Parley on Wake

Stassen Calls for Warning fo Russia That More Aggression Means War

MINSTRELS A HIT   First Night Audience En. joyed Music and Antics of Big Cast

‘Slot’ Locations Told  Many Registered by Fraternal Oraanizations

SAYS U. S. WILL ~ HOLD ON IN KOREA   President Considering Mobilization Of Men and Money

Attack of Kum Riv Anticipat   Mighty Air Blows: Struck on N. Kore Military Targets

All Quiet On Yanks Lines; Await Attack   MacArthur Cites Heroic Action Of U, S. Ground Troops

TRUMAN PLANS MORE MEN AND MONEY FOR WAR TAKE ANY STEPS TO INSURE VICTORY IN  YODCAA CONCI ICT

HST ‘Considers’ Asking For More Men And Money   National Guard, Specialists And  Reserves May Be Called As Next Move

Future at Siake  Dr. Sander Awaits Action IBy License: Board, Medics

Medical Verdict In Dr. Sander Case To Be Impartial   Dr. John S. Wheeler, State Health Officer, Says “We Will Not Be Swayed’

Sander’s Medical Future in Doubt  Physician Awaits Decision of Board

Dr. Sander Returns To Colonial Home   Physician Awaits Action By State Medical Board

LOCAL WEATHER  from The Sventng, Demescsmnre U. 8 Approved instruments

MISSISSIPPI RIVER STAGES   LOCAL WEATHER  From The Evening Demvocrat’s U. & Approved aH. 4

OPY HARRY GOLD GIVEN 30 YEARS   SENTENCE EXCEEDS BY :  YEARS THAT RECOMMEND ED BY GOVERNMENT,

30 Year Term for Russian Spy   Geld, Who. Passed on Atom Secrets, Sentenced

Near Drowning Among Mishaps   Belleville Motorist Saved From River

GOP Is Set For New T ry On Funds Cut   S1 Billion Slash In Budget Is Aim: Congress To  Probe Army Fraud

Truman Requests Ten Billions For Vast Mobilization Drive   More Military Manpower, Anti-Inflation Controls. Increased Production Sought   President Tells People Belt-Tightening Coming. But Hoarding Foolish and Selfish

Swift Action Due On War Requests   “HOARDING FOOLISH’ Tighten Your Belts, Truman Tells Public

Miners’ Debates Raging Through Coalfields On Return To Work Monday

Coal Miners Split On Union Call For Return to Work   State Unionists Shout Dowr - Leaders’ Appeal; 10,000 Will Go Back Monday

Hot Debates  Raging In Coal Fields   Many Cities See Coal Stockpile  Dwinde To Lunn

Meetings Over Weekend W ill Determine H o w Many Men Will Be Producing Coal Next Week.

Striking Miners Hotly Debate Return To Work   Coal Supplies Continue To Dwindle As UMW Diggers Keep Up Dispute; Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh On Rations

Solid Ranks Split; Situation Is Near Critical Stage, Some Cities Sav

Miners Debate Union Orders To Resume Wort   Senate Group Calls On Lewis in Labor Act Invocation Move

Terre Haute Men  Slain at Muncie  Shot by Doctor Who Charaes ‘Blackmail’

STATE WELFARE ‘BUDGET OFFERED   North Carolina Agency’s Two-Year Spending Program Calls For $73,006,000—Olhers Ask Funds.

$73,000,000 Asked For Welfare Funds   State Agencies Want That Much To Spend  In Next Biennium

STEVENSON COOL TO SESSION CALL   GETS REQUEST FROM LABOR TO ACT ON BOOSTING PENSIONS

URGES SPECIAL SESSION TO HIKE OLD AGE PENSION   Labor Leader and GOP Sen ator Tell Governor Pensioners Suffer.

Game But Battered Leathernecks Link Up At Koto, Determined To Escape Red Trap

Haggard, Battie-Weary Marines Hack Bloody Path Through Chinese Reds

Marine Unit Fights Out of Trap,  Escapes to Koto in ‘Rough Night’

'Shaw.’Very Weak’ After Relapse;  Friend Lady Astor Fears Death Near

South Korean Foree Within Range of Yalu  Units of Leathernecks Are Vanguard of ze. sa RS WT > * a

Two Accused  Of Trying ° To Doctor  Testimony   Senator McCarthy and Deputy Undersecretary of State Engaged in Counter-Charge Duet

Black In Race ror Governor —   Former Sigler Foe Will Stump State

BLACK TOSSES HAT IN RING   Announces Candidacy For Governor, On Two Conditions

Free Work Jury Meets Secretly   Special Grand Jury “Weighs Testimony; To Make Recommendation:

Bank Robbery Suspect Alleged to Have Been Slayer of Enid Merchant

Brink’s Guard Is Being Held  For Questions   ‘Alarm Is Sent Out After Manter Faile to Report for Work

Regrets Choice Of Language In His Own Lette   President Acting Te Soothe Wrath of U. S, Marine Corps

PresidentRegrets His UnfortunateChoiceOfLanguageln His Letter To Congressman MacDonough About Marines

Effort To Calm  Furore   Truman Said to Consider Letter To be Sent to  Marine League   Rv Fliton C. Fay

President Apologizes For Marine Statement .  Personal Letter To Commandan PR ead tan Moatinae

‘Truman Tells Corps He Regrets Choice of Words  Writes Personal Letter to Commandant  to Be Read to Marine Corps League; Te ek Te 8 as Be Dawn eo  >

TO GENERAL, LEAGUE Truman Apologizes for His Criticism of Marine Corps

May Send A Message To Marines   Truman May Make An Effort To Stem Furore Arising From ‘Crack’

Marine Letter Topic   President Apologize: To Servicemen And  Head Of Corps

President Letter Regrets Remarks Aimed at Corps   Retracts ‘Unfortunate Choice of Language’; Lauds Men’s Record

Valiant Marine Rearguard Feared Refugees More Than Commie Troops

Russians Gambling On Superior Tanks’   High Defense Officials Figure They‘re Ahead In Quality, Numbers

Russians Gambling On Superior Tanks   VE SUPSHIVE EGin.  High Defense Officiols Figura They're Ahead ln Qualitv. Numbers

Arkansas’ Frank Pace, Jr... Bluntly Tells Cadets That. Russian Tanks Are Superior

EXTEND REACH OF BIG PLANES   1,000-Mile Extension of Coverage Likely, Says Alr Force

B-29 Radius To Increase Tanker Planes Add   Tanker Planes Add To Bomber Ranges

Air Force Adds 20Fuelersfo Bomber Groups  Combat Radius Of Superfortresses Increased Third

Range Of Giant Planes Extendec   Air Force Bombers To Refuel In Air

Superfort's Combat Radius Hiked To 3,000 Miles by ‘Tanker’ Planes

Tanker Plane Adds To Superfort Range   Refueling from Auxiliaries Boosts Radius to 3,000 Miles

SAC Announces Increased Range For Superforts  Use Of Tanker Planes To "add 1,000 Miles --Te- Reach

TANKER PLANES ARE ADDED TO BOMBER GROUPS      Range Of Superfortress es Expected To Be Increased 1,000 Miles

Tanker Planes To Increase Air Force Range   New Plan To Provide Greater Distance For Bombers

Solons Approve 4 Per Cent Cut in Budget  $1,213,000,000 Slash in Truman's  Loy mg

SE GROUP TRIMS BUDGET $12 BILLION      Tentative Cut May Be Increased Before Bill Is Approved

House Group Cuts Budget $1.2 Billion   $3.9 Billion Deficit  Looms Unless Taxes Are Boosted or More Fconomies Achieved

House Group Cuts Billion From Budget   Appropriations Committee Makes ‘Tentative Move

House Panel  Pares Budget  Deeper Cuts in Money Bill Hinted As Solons Plan on Heated Debate

TRIMS BUDGET $12 BILLION      Tentative Cut May B. Increased Before Bill Is Anoroved

OVER $1 BILLION CUT IN TRUMAN BUDGET DEMAND   House Committee Lops Four Per Cent From  President’s Bill

Solons Approve 4 Per Cent Cut in Budget   $1,213,000,000 Slash in Truman’s Request Approved

Committee OKs. Slash in Budget   But That’ Won't: Reduce Federal Taxes 7

House Committee Works Out Huge Cut In Truman Appropriations Request  Proposed Spending To Put Federal

Billion Dollar Cuf In Budget Gels Approval   House Committee Action Would Put U. S. Deeper In Red

House Group Makes Cut In HST’s Budget   Tentative Slash Lops Off Billion In 1-Package Bill

House Planning 1.2 Billion Cut In US. Budget   More Slashing Looms Before Appropriation Bill Gets to Truman

House Group Votes Billion Budget Slash   President’s ‘Package Bill’ Faces Further Cutting

Truman’s Budget Given Big Slash   And Another Billion May Be Lopped Off by Congress,

Early Roundup Of Other Associates Of Fuchs Predicted   Congressmen Hail Arrest . Of H. Gold

Expect More Arrests tn Atom Espionage Drive   . Philadelphian Linked To British Red Spy

Spy's Arrest May  Start FBI Roundup Gold Gave Reds A-bomb  Information, Ils Charae

FBI Expected to Nab More Pals of Fuchs   Know Others _ Are Involved, Says Rep. Van Zandt

Trainmen Walk Ou At 3 Key Terminals In Long Dispute   Try to Bring Union and Lines To an Agreement

Workers Quit In Effort To ‘Get Pay Hike   Token Strikes Hit Vital Terminals In Wake Of Deadlock

Railroads Begin  “Token” Strikes Five-Day Walkouts in Effect at Three Key  Midwestern Terminals

Trainmen Out: More Strikes Are In Ofting   Efforts Continue To Stop Nationwide Walkout Threat

Trammen  Quit on Key  Terminals First Step Taken  In National Strike; Truman Watching

Key Terminals Hit By Walkout Of Railroaders   President Calls Top Adviser To Get 2 Groups. To Parley

Unions Plan Short Tie-Up Of Transport   Government May Intervene To Prevent Walkout

3 Terminals Hit As Railroad Men Stage Walkou   Strike Causes Republic Stce] To Lay Off 1500; No Seizure At Present

Trainmen Out In Three Key Rail Centers   President Calls New Meeting Unions and Roads in Effort to Terminate Quarrel

2 RAIL UNIONS OUT ON STRIKE   Workers Quit Jobs At Three Key Rail  Terminals

—RAILROADS— Strike Cuts Republie’s Operations   Truman Plans No Immediate Action

Walkouts Ordered as First Step in Threat to Tie Up  Lines on Nationwide Basis

Two Rail Unions Call Strikes At Key Terminals  _ Irked At Deadlock On   Irked At Deadlock On Pay Demands, Walkouts Start.

Walkout By Trainmen at > Terminals   President Orders Ace Labor Troubleshooter To Attempt Agreement   TOKEN STRIKE   Union Orders Workers Off Jobs For Five Days To Force Wage Showdown

aE AIL Lm Truman  OrdersNew Peace Talk   NO DECISION ON NEXT MOVE

Dispute Is Over Hours  And Wages   Seizure May Be Last Resort; Trainmen Of Three Terminals Walk Out Today.

Try To Head Off National Rail Tieup   Cleveland, St. Paul, Louisville Rail  Terminals Affected By Waae-Hour Issue

Three Rail  Terminals Are Struck   Walkouts of Five Days Begun in Protest of Deadlock on Pay.

ail Unions Start Walkouts At hree Terminals Now Serving mportant Defense Industries

Trainmen Strike in Key Terminals Over Pay, Hours   Nationwide Strike Threatened As Men Leave Their Poste

Strikes Get Underway At Key Centers   Cleveland, Louisville, Minneapolis-St. Paul Terminals Affected By Walkouts Today

WALKOUT SHUTS THREE MIDWEST KEY TERMINALS   Important Defense In. dustries Hamperec By Strike — Twe Others Are Sched.  uled Tomorrow,

Key Terminals Shut Down by Rail Unions   Truman Orders New Mediation: Seizure Possible

Trainmen Walk Out at Three Key Terminals  Dispute Threatens To Spread to Maior Railroads

Huge Midwest Terminais Hit By Walkouts  FOL al! Canthn Ta   “Token” Strike To Protest Deadlock De Wanec Ordered

Strikes Begin At Three Key Rail Terminals   Truman Orders Nev Effort to Head Off Nationwide Tie-up

Truman Silent on Seizure Plan   Men Walk Out at Cleveland, St. Paul, Loujeville

Truman Studies Rail Truce Steps  Three Terminals Hit by Walkouts

Trainmen at  Three Rail  Points Quit Truman Urges  Fresh Efforis To Mend Rift

T -.. rainmen At Three Poimts Out   Called For Five Days As First  Step In Nation Wide Strike

Rail Seizure  I Hinted As Strikes Start   Truman Directs Top Labor Advisor To Make Another Effort for Agreement; 3 Terminals Closed.

Rail Unions Open ‘Token 5-Day Strike   Republic Steel Forced To Idle 1,500 Employes

Trainmen Walk Out On Job   Truman Calls for New Efforts By Unions And Railroad Men to Iron Out Differences

Trainmen In Key Spots Quit Work   Terminal Lines Are Struck To Bring Pressure For Pact

Two Unions Begin Brief Walkouts   Steelman Ordered To Make Another Settlement Aitempt

Railroad Unions Strike Against Three Terminals   Reauest Seizures   Owned By Republic

) Big Rail — Unions Start Brief Strikes  - Workmen At 3 Teesside Lael

Rail Strikes Hit Three Key Defense Areas   ‘Token’ Protest Against Deadlock of Pay Demands

Calls Parley as Trainmen Quit ‘In3 Terminals   President Tells Aide To Try to Avoid Genera! Strike

Parley Called As Trainmen Quit 3 Roads   Terminal Lines Idied In Strike Over Pay, Hours

Trainmen Push  Their Demands   Presiderit Calls for Another Conference

Rails Begin Strikes at  3 Key Points   Truman Calls Top Labor Adviser for Another Peace Try

TRAINMEN QUIT IN3 KEY TERMINAL‘   Truman Asks Steelman To Stop Nationwide Strike

Rail Unions Strike In Protest Against Deadlock on Pay   Say They’lt Return Only Wf Truman. Seizes All of Nation’s Rathroads

Terminal Rail strikes Halt Key Traffic   Republic Steel Lays Off 1,500; Truman Silent

Rail Unions Irked By Pay Demand Stall Strike At Three Key Midwest Terminals

Men Quit Their Jobs As ‘Protest’   Token Walkout Slated to End In Five Days

P. and L, E. Affected  R.R. Unions to Begin Two Brief “Token” Strikes

Bail Workers Leave Jobs In 3 Cities   Truman Orders Renewed Effort To Settle Dispute

Await Truman Action In Train Strike   Three Key Terminals Are Affected by Demonstration Walkout

Trainmen In  Three Terminals Walk Out Today   President Calls Another Effort To Head Strike

TRUMAN CALLS ANOTHER PARLEY IN RAIL STRIKE  HAS NO COMMENT ON  POSSIBLE PLANS TO CCI7Ee RATLROANS

Walkout. Begun ~ By Rail Unions   Trainmen Quit Work in Three Key Terminals Today as Pres. Truman Calls on Top Labor Adviser for New Effort te Halt Nationwide Strike.    “SILENT ON U.°5. SEIZURE

Rail Strike Begins; New Peace Move   President Orders Another Parley as Terminals Are Hit

TRAINMEN WALK QUT IN 3 TERMINALS   Truman Calls On Top Labor Adviser in Another Effort to Head Off Rail Strike.   ‘WILL NOT DISCUSS POSSIBLE SEIZURE   Country-Wide Dispute Over Wages and Hours Results in Five Day Walkouts Today.

Orders Further  Negotiations as Rail Sirike Begins   President Hopes to Avert ‘Nation-Wide Walkout: Three Terminals Affected.

Trainmen Walk Out in Three Key Terminals  Truman Calis on Steelman to Help

Three Walkouts Mark Opening Of Rail Strike  President Calls For Meeting In Effort to Avert Nationwide Strike

Token’ Strikes At Midwest Rail Terminals Begin  Rail Unions Corry Gut Threat; Steel  bo: Per

 Truman Watches Developments , Trainmen Walk Out In First Step Of Threatened Strike

Margaret Truman Gets Splendid Reception From Local Audience  Shows No Nervousness Over Father's Narrow Eecane During Song Recital

Choral Club to Present Easter Cantata Sunday   “Seven Last Words’ Will Be Given For Fourth Year

House 0.K.'s Twice-daily Mail Measure   Passes Bill Ordering Restoration of Cuts by 264 to 108 Vote

HOUSE VOTES TO RESTORE MAIL DELIVERY   WOULD CANCEL CUT ORDERED APRIL 17 AS ECONOMY MOVE

CITY MAIL SERVICE   House Approves Measure for Two Deliveries .  Daily 264 to 108 COL TH TUT CONATSO

Mail Service Cut Is Balked   Two-a-day Delivery Voted by Congress

Postman to Arrive Twice Daily Again As House Votes to Restore Delivery

VOTES TO RESTORE CITY MAIL SERVICE   House Approves Measure for Two Deliveries .  Daily 264 to 108   GOES TO THE SENATE

House Votes To Restore  Mail Cuts   Bill Would Restore Mail Service To Two Deliveries A Day; May Be Vetoed by President.

Late News Bulletin   House Votes Yo Restore Mail Delivery Service

P. O. Service Cut Is Killed   House Votes to Restore Second Mail Delivery; Faces Possible Veto

Vote To Restore  Mail Cut   House Approves Bill To Bring Back Twice - Per - Day Deliveries

House Votes Two-a-Day Mail Service   Restoration of City Deliveries Goes to Senate for Action

SIDNEY RODEO (Continued on Page 5)   Vote to Restore 2 Mail Deliveries   Senate Committee ' Okays Companion Bill

Restore Full Mail  Service   House Votes 264 To 108 For Two Deliveries a Day In The Cities

House Votes To Restore U.S Postal Cuts  Senate Gets Bill Canceling Economy Move Of April 17

MAIL DELIVERY BILL APPROVED   Measure Now Goes Te Senate After Adoption In House

House, After Long Battle, Votes To Restore Mail Service To Two City Deliveries Daily

House Votes To Restore Mail Service   Figures Present Call of 185,. 000 Men Short of Total Necessary  re

HOUSE FAVORS TWICE DAILY MAIL DELIVERS   Lower Branch Of Congress Send: To Senate Bill Ordering Service Restoration

House Votes To Restore City Mail Services   Bill Would Set Aside Postal Order Calling For Single Deliveries

House Votes To Restore Mail Service   ‘Sends Bill to Senate Ordering Post Office To Cancel Old Order

House Approves Better Mail Bill  Senate Now Gets Delivery Change

House Passes  Bill on Mail   Measure Orders Deliveries Twice yDaily, but Fails to Provide Money

House Votes for Full Restoration Of Mail Service   Presidential Veto is Possible if Senate Concurs in Action

Congress May Speed Up, To Enc Session Friday  — nt Of Business Must Be

YULE VACATIONS EYED Senate Planning Quick Ok On $25 Billion Prosram

UNG Announces Promotion of 6 Area Employe:   Three Oil City Residents Among Those Advanced By Gas Company

UNG Announces Promotion of 6 Area Employe:   Three Oil City  Residents Among Those Advanced

New VA Hospitals Be Ready Handle Patients Shortly  Marlin Hospital Be Dedicated Sant? 1A

Hickenlooper Questions Conclusion That Files Entirely Absolve Baltimorean Of Accusation Of Being A Communist Spy: Tydings Is Firm.

TYDINGS SAYS ASIA EXPERT ABSOLVED   Hickenlooper Says Conclusion “Unwarranted”’   OWA SOLON   Claims Full Study Of F.B.I. Files Essential Before Giving Final Opinion

Hickenlooper Denies Rec ord Puts Lattimore “In the Clear”   WOULD PROBE FURTHER   Tydings Says None of Mc: Carthy Charges Is Sub stantiated

SENATORS SPLIT ON CLEAN BILL FOR LATTIMORE   HICKENLOOPER SAYS FBI SUMMARY FAILS TO CONVINCE HIM

Senate Group Splits Over  Lattimore   Records Don't Clear Accused Completely, Hickenlooper Says

FEUD CONTINUES OVER LATTIMORE AND HIS RECORD   Senator Hickenlooper Says Conclusion That Official Is Cleared Of Spy Charges By Committee Is Unwarranted.

Senators Splif On FBI Records On Lattimore   Hickenlooper Doesn't Believe Files Clear McCarthy Suspect

At Odds — On ‘Proof’   Senate Probers ‘Disagree as to Whether Files’ Clear Lattimore

Senate Probers Divided Over Lattimore Case   Split Over Whether FBI Records Clear Lattimore Of Spy Charges

Solons Clash On ‘Clearing Of Lattimore   Tydings Statement On FBI Files Rejected By Sen. Hickenlooper

HICKENLOOPER SAYS FILES 00 NOT CLEAR MAN   Tydings Insista FBI Ree. ords Proves Accused Sov [« Not Guilty

Disputes Meaning Of the FBI Files   Hickenlooper Denies Rec: ord Puts Lattimore “In  the Clear”   WOULD PROBE FURTHER   Tydings Says None of Mc Carthy Charges Is Substantiated

Senator Claims Tydings Spoke Out Of Turn  ee! ee   Says Conclusion On FBI Files Was ‘Unwarranted’

SOLONS SPLIT ON LATTIMORE FBI RECORDS   GOP Faction Doubts Data Has. Clearéd Him of Spy Charges

HICKENLOOPER, TYDINGS TAKE. OPPOSING VIEWS   lowa Senator Says Data Does Not Absolve Far Eastern Expert

Hickenlooper Sees FBI File On ‘No. 1 Spy’  Doesn’t Agree With Tvdings Statement

—RED PROBE— Lattimore Case Splits Committee   CHAIRMAN IS CONTRADICTED

One Doubts Thaf Records Clear Owen Latfimore  Tydings Standing By His Statement

Tydings Says Data of FBI  Clears Him   But Hickenlooper “ Says Such Conclusion Unwarranted

Senators Split Over Lattimore Clearance Claim  Hickenlooper Sees No Basis in Record Enr Tydinac’ Sten

Pr ‘obers Split On Lattimore ‘Whitewash’   Issue Is Whether FBI Records Clear Accused Diplomat

Senators Disagree On Clearance Given Lattimore By FBI Records; Tydings Says Diplomat In Clear

FBI Clears Lattimore,  Or Does It?   Senate Investigators Disagree on Whether Professor Is Cleared in FBI Records.

SENATE PROBERS SPLIT OVER LATTIMORE CASE   Hickenlooper Of Iowa Declares Any Conclusion That FBI Records Clear Far East Expert Is ‘Unwarranted’ While Tydings Of Maryland Claims He Is Standing By His Statement That Data Put Him ‘Completelv In The Clear’

Solons At Odds Whether Files Clear Lattimore       a. Hickenlooper Asserts - Claim’ Regarding FBI Records. Unwarranted

Lattimore’s Clearance By  FBI Doubted  Hickenlooper Raps Ty" 75 &+23£¥Qff , .   Hickenlooper Raps Tydings Statement

Senate Investigators Split Whether FBI Records Fairly Clear Lattimore

Senators Split On Lattimore Red Issue   lowa Congressmen Disagree With FBI Information

Hickenlooper Declares   He Can't Sec Where Information Wipes Out Spy Charge  Full Study Needed  McGrath Says Summary Not Intended far Conclusions

Big Labor Groups Make ‘Unity’ Pact  A. F.L., C. 1.0. Agree To Work in Harmony

House Is in Favor Of Broad Controls To Curb Inflation   Bill Giving Truman Powers to Be Hustled Through Senute for Signing by Nightfall

Wide Wartime Powers Voted For President   Bill Permits Price And Waae Controls

Expect Senate To Give Okay By Nightfall  Proposal Affords President Drastic Authority Over

Solons Rush Control Bill to President   Would Mobilize Home Economy on Wartime Footing

War Controls Bill Passed, Sent Truman   Broad Powers Over Prices, Pay, Credit, Materials Granted

Controls Bill Passage Seen Before Night   House and Senate Conferees Agree On Freeze, Ration:

Control Powers Bill Sent to President   House and Senate Give Quick. Approval tc Broad Authority Over Domestic Economy it Effort to Curb War-Born Infiation

GOES TO TRUMAN   Congress Passes Bill Giving President Broad Control  Powers

CONGRESS PLANS SPEEDY APPROVAL OF CONTROL BIL   Compromise Measure Likely To Go Ta White House Refore Nightfall

Congress Sends Economic Control Bill to President  Gives Broad Powers Over Prices, Wages

House Speeds Home Controls Bill fo Senate   Congress Plans To Send Measure To Truman Today

Rush Wage, Price Curbs For Truman   Final) Approval °° Looms Before: Talk

Will Curb War-Born  Inflation   House - Approved Bill Now In Senate For ‘Action; Truman To Get Broad Powers

Expected To Go To President Before Night   Allocation Is Part Of Measure; Hoardinc Penalties Provided

 Bill May Go to White House Today PPP PP PPL PLL LOL LLL PLP LEP PPL PP  No Opposition Seen To Controls Measure

HOUSE APPROVES BROAD CONTROLS FOR PRESIDENT   Senate Heads Aim To Get Anti-Inflation Measure To Truman By Nightfall

House Approves Truman Power   Measure To Permit Controls, Rationing, Hoarding Penalties

House Approves  War Control Bill   Legislation Sent on to Senate Giving Powers Beyond President’s Wish   BULLETIN

CONGRESS SENDS CONTROLS BILL hi PRESIDENT  PAaAAni errTre AM TIOA OA!   ' COMPLETE ACTION ON PLAN TO MOBILIZE THE HOME FRONT

 xtage vet: °  Congress” Ready To Give President  Broad Authority On Home Controls

Control Powers Voted President  Congress Sends Bill Tr, White Hance

White House by Nightfall— — : Rush Bill Giving Truman WidePowerOverEconomy

Economy Curb Compromise Bill Passes   Congress's Action Gives Truman Broad Powers Over Waaes, Prices, Rationing

Ready To Speed Curb Measure To White House   Bill Will Alow Truman To Place Nation’s Economy On Virtual War Footing

Congress Set ToPut Nation On War Status   Measure Gives Traman Authority For Price, Pay, Other Controls

CONTROL BIL! IS APPROVED ~ BY HOUSE   Hope To Get Measure To White House Tonight

Quick Approval in House for Broad Bill for Controls  Senate Action Expected Before CRAd af thea Dav

HOUSE ADOPTS CONTROL BILL   Measure Is Sent On To Senate For Expected Quick Passage   AUTHORITY 1S BRCAD

Contro! Powers  Rushed fo Votes  In House, Senate  Agreement Speeds  - Domestic Measure To Final Action

House Gives Quick Approval To Controls Bill   Compromise Measure Expected Ta ReachPresident Friday

Senate Is Voting On Controls After Swift House Okay   Measure Passes By Vcice Vote In House; Senate Leaders Plan To Get Bill To Truman Refore Nightfall

House Approves Compromise Bill On War Curbs   Senate Expected To Follow And Send Measure To President By Nightfall; Would Allocate Materials

House Gives Quick O.K. To Controls Plan   Senate Likely To Speed Bill Along To Truman By Midweek

Plan to Rush  Control Bill  To Truman  - Gives Authority To Put Ecomony On War Footing

Senate, House Vote Controls To President      ruman Given Wide Pow: ers Over Prices, Wages And Credits

Controls Bill Gotten Read)  For Truman  Tr. FB Op... Dern   Final Passage Due Today After Accord Upon Compromise

War-Controls Bill Clears Congress Goes to President for Final OK

House QOIC’s War Control Compromise   Now Goes To Senate Far Vote

Senate to Act by Nightfall   President Has: Power Over Nation’s Econom

Smell Is Curse In Philadelphia  Sour Fumes Blanket Industrial City

If It Isn’t One Thing, It’s an Odor RRA NANA ARN  Quaker City Plagued By Mysterious Smell

Philly Fumes About Fumes   Mysterious Nighttime Odors Sour, Disagreeable And Mot Unpleasant

Major Portions of City of Brotherly Love Blanketed By Disagreeable Fumes

ONE MAN WAS KILLED   In C-47 Transport Plane Crash in Snowstorm in East

AIRMAN KILLED; ONE INJURED IN PLANE MISHAP   Three of Crew Believed Unhurt After C-47 Transport Crashes in East

Philippines Finance Head Keeps Close Check On Workers Including Meals

Better Watch Out; Those N eighbors Who Jusi Moved In May Turn Out To Be Monkevs

Baby Chimp is Taught to ‘Talk’  Florida Scientist Cracks Man-Monkey Barrier

Russia Rejects French Protest  On Red Regime   Approval Of Indo-China Rule To Stand; U.S. Chiefs Ask Military Increases

Vinson Uraes Four-Division Marine Corps  - 24 Air Squadrons Also Included in Exnansian Plane

Vinson Seeks To Increase Marine Ranks   Four Divisions, 24 Air Squads Are Being Sought

Vinson Backs Corps Program   Marines to Recall 13 Air Squadrons 38.000 Inactive Reserve Men

KAISER-FRAZER MAY BUILD CARGO PLANES   Netotiations Now Taking Place With Army Air Force And mi Fairchild

Kaiser Still Seeking To Construct C-119:   The Air Foree Announce: Negotiations With Auto- » “mobile Builder.

Hunt For George Ochoa In Mexico Is Shifted To ‘Dead Or Alive’ Basis

Reward in Laredo Double Slaying Raised to $2,000   Henry D.'Whittenburg of McAllen, Father Of One Victim, Matches Sum Put Up by Srenhatien at Pavinnnl lemaae itnsler

Billion Dollar  States Fewer   Declines In Farm Prices Cut Number

Six States Went Below ‘Billion Dollar Level Durina The Past Year

Petoskey Police Killed in Fight  Shot by Suspected Automobile Thieves

TWO GIVE UP IN. PETOSKEY'S COP SLAYING   Surrender. Péeacefully To State Police; Entire

ISRAELS ARMS BID = REJECTED RY I). S. CHIFFS   Defense Department Has Ruled Pact Nations Need Help More

U.S. Rejects Aid to Israel   Request for Heavy Weapon: Tentatively Snurned

ESCAPED BOYS KILL OFFICER   Tough-Talking Pair Cap tured After Terrorizing Oregon Area

Two Training School Boys Slay Officer   Youthful Escapees From Oregon Reform School Kill State Patrolman With Shotgun

More Than 100 Other Injured Seriously   Long Island Train Carrying Commuters Plows Into Another

Toll of 50 Is. Feared; Train Hit From Rear In Unscheduled Stop At Jamaica Station

New Bargaining Is Scheduled in Phone Dispute   Confer Tomorrow in Effort to Fend Off Walkout Friday

Session Arranged On Phone Strike  Conciliator Acts in Face of Deadline

No Clues Found In Murders of Binaggio, Aide  Friends, Followers File -Past:Caskets

VIEW THE BODIES   V Bast 6486 WU See  Funeral Services for Charles Binaggio Will Be Monday

Murder Inquiry Reaches Dead End  Kansas City Pair’s Travels Investigated

No Clues In K.C. Slaving   Hidden Recorder in Binaggio’s Office Gives No Hint of Who Killed Him and Gargotts

BINAGGIO MURDER IN KANSAS CITY STILL UNSOLVED   Police Continue Grilling Associates OF Slain Political Bass

Hundreds View Binaggio .and Gargolta Bodies  Meanwhile, No Clues te Slavings Are

Associates of 2 Murdered kK. €.  Men Ouizzed   Binaggio, Gargotta’ it Same Mortuary: Traffie Cloveed

VIEW THE BODIES   Funeral Services for Charle: Binaggio Will Be Monday

Throngs Mourn Political Boss, Ex-Convict Aide   No Developments ir Hunt For Slayers At Kansas City, Mo.

Warehousemen Adopt New Code Of Regulations   Resolution On ‘Rump’ Sales Is Approved; Officers Elected

Warehousemen Vote On Rules  Guy E. Barnes, Jr., Bilactad Ta Pract

Secretary Lie Insisis Reds Must Pull Out  TIN Chief Declorac   UN Chief Declare: Settlement Still Is Possible

Fight to Finish not Necessary, Lie Says  UN Executive Says War Will Stop If Reds Go Back to the 38th Parailel

Fire-Dust Plagued Wide Areas   Two Traffic Deaths In Kansas Blamed On Dust Clouds; Visibility is Cut

Plains States Hit by Fire And Dust Storm:   Visibility Cut to Half Mile in Parts Of Texas New Mexice

Fire And-Dust Lash Plains States, Bring Memories Of Black: Blizzard

FIRES AND DUST THREATEN FARMS   CLOUDS IN SOUTHWEST BRING BACK MEMORIES OF ‘BLACK BLIZZARDS'

One Fireman Loses Life; Others Burned   Great Wheat Bowl Again Scene Of ‘Disappearing Soil’

Fire, Wind Hit Plains, Threaten Dry Croplands; “Black Blizzards’ Reealled

Expect Crop Damage Unless RainComesSoon   New Blast of Cold Air, Snow Heads For North Central Sector

WESTERN STATES PLAGUED BY FIRES AND DUST STORM   Gales Sweep Soil From  Thousands Of Acres Of  Coan lends

Wide Region of Farmland Under Attack   Texas Fire Chief Burned Fatally in Prairie Blaze

Fire and Dust Are Threat to Plains States   Wide Areas of Croplands Are Damaged by Raging Blazes and High Winds

Fire and Dust are Double Threat in Plains States   High Winds Whip Black Clouds and Raging Flames  By The Aceoriated Dracc

Clouds Of Dust, Fires Hit West Plains Section  Visibility Reported At Zero In Kansas; Two People Killed

Fire, Dust Pose Threat to Farm Lands of Plains   Fire Chief Dies Of Burns Under “Black Blizzard’

One Man Is Dead and Thousands of Acres of Land Are Damaged by Fire

Farmlands To Face Threats Of Dust, Fire   Plain States Cente Of New Dangers To 1950 Crops

PLAIN STATES HARASSED BY DUST AND FIRE   Storm Similar To ‘Black Blizzard’ Hits Texas, Naw Mavxicon

Double-Barrelled Threat _ Hit Plains States; Fire, High Wind Strike Revior

Fires and Dust Plague Plains   High Winds Whip Up Clouds of Dirt as in 1935-36

STRONG WINDS. SWEEP FLAMES IN DRY AREAS.   Many Buildings On Farms Burn;  Rain Is Needed.

Fires, Dust Hit Plains States Area   Visibility Zero In ‘Kansas; Blizzards To Strike In Dakotas And Minnesota

Fire, Dust in Plains States  Double-Barreled Threat to Farmland:

Wide Sections of Plains States Are Plagued by Double Threats of Fire, Dust Storms  Memories of “Black Blizzards” Are Brought Back in Windswept Areas

Fire, Dust Hit Plains, Ruin Crops   Texas Panhandle, Kansas, Nebraska In Wake of Storms

Fire And Dust Storms Sweep Plains States   “Black Blizzards” Of 19308 Recalled Lo Western Kansas

Dust Storms Raging Again Over Many Plains States   Memories Of “Black Blizzards” Of 1930 Recalled; Fire Sweeps Texas Pan-— handle Ranch-Wheatlands.

‘Black Blizzards’ Darken Parts of Kansas, New Mexico and Texas; Farmers Are Concerned.   PRAIRIE FIRES HIT THOUSANDS OF ACRES

Swirling Dust Reduces Visibility To Near Zero; FlamesCover Wide Area

STRONG. WINDS INCREASE DANGER   Dust Clouds Over Thousands Of Acres Of Cropland   TEXAS PANHANDLE   Farmers Battle Scattered Prairie Fires; Cattle Buildings Destroyed

Dust Storms, Fires Threaten Western Crops   Texas, New Mexicc Hard Hit; Rains Badly Needed

Dust Storms Choke Plains   Prairie Fires Also Present New Threat

Fire and Dust Plaoue Plains States Area   Kansas Hard Hit; Man Dies in Texas Prairie Blaze

Fire and Dust Plague Farms   High Winds Whip Up Dust Clouds Ovel Plaing States

Dust Storm, Fires Menace Plain States   Rich Croplands in Three States Threatened by Twin Disasters

Dust Storms, Fire Plague Plains Area   2 Traffic Fatalities In Kansas Blamed On Dirt Clouds

Fire and Dust Hit Wide Plains Areas   Threat to Farmlands as Flames Rage Out Of Control; Mexico Firemen Have Five Alarms During Afternoon of Firefightina

Wind-Backed Fires, Dust in Wide Sweep   Bloxes Blown Over Many Squere Miles; Growing Dust Movement Threatens

 Posse Combs M ississippi Area For White Pair Accused Of Massacre

Negro Gasps Out Massacre Story  Three Members of   Three Members of Family Are Killed

Critically Wounded Negro Gasps Out Story Of Brutal Murder Of Children   Posse Takes Trail Of Two White Men Still A Large; Third Being Held; Men Recently  Escaped From Mississiooi Jail.

SOUTHERN POSSE HUNTS TRIO FOR BRUTAL MURDERS   WHITE FUGITIVES EXACT REVENGE ON NEGRO FAMILY

Three Killed In ‘Mistaken Revenge’ Case  Young Negroes Are Massacred By White

Fugitives Slay  Three in Family  Raid Negro’s Home To Seize Girl, 14

—ATTEMPT TO RAPE GIRL— Three White Men Kill Three InN egro Family

ONE SUSPECT NABBED: TWO STILL SOUGHT   White Posse Combs Mississippi Area For Killers

Badly Wounded Colored Man Gasp: Out Story Of Children’s Slaughter

Hunt Slayers Of 3 Negroes In Mississipp’   Badly Hurt Negro Tells How 3 White Men Slew 3 Of His Family, Tried To Rape Daughter

State Posse eHunts Mad Dog Killers   Dying Negro Says 3 White Jail Escapees Shot Him, Slew 3 Children

Step-Father, Girl, 14. Wounded By Trio In Mississippi ‘Revenge’   100-Man Posse Nabs One Suspect   Desperadoes Guardec Front, Rear Doors Shot Down Childrer

3 Children Killed for  Vengeance   Officers Seek Two of Trio Wanted For Slayings

POSSE HUNTS WHITE RAPISTS IN MISSISSIPPI   Three Negro Children Slain. 14-Year-Old Girl Attacked.

THREE ARE SLAIN IN MASS ATTACK   Negro Tells Story Of Massacre Of His Family;   Called Case Of Mistaken Revencroe.

Wearv Town Bids For H-Bomb Plant   Says Might As Well Be Blown Up As Broke

Rather Blow-up-- --Than Be Broke Poor Coal-Mining City ‘Bids For H-Bomb Site

‘Might as Well Be Blown Up as Broke— Alabamans Angle for H-Bomb Plant anc  Pyonenerity That Would Come With It

March On Berlin By Red Invaders Turns ‘Soap Box  Allies Claim Moscow Changes Rally From . ‘Eiahtina To Talking

Communists March On Berlin May Only Be For Propaganda, Allied Intelliaence Anncunces

Berlin “March” Aims Are Watered Down by Communists   Intelligence Sources Declare Propaganda Invasion Is Probable

Reds Tone Down Putsch On Berlin   Observers Now Look for Infiltration And Propoaanda To Replace Massed Agitation

Berlin Red Putsch Plans Toned Down  Communists Stress Propaganda Angle

'WHITSUNTIDE BERLIN MARCH  TO BE PROPAGANDA AFFAIR  ALLIED INTELLIGENCE SAYS

Manufacturers Urge Congress fo Reject Truman's Plan to Reorqanize NLRB

More Feared Dead; 250 Hurt   Historic Buildings Topple in Streets

50 Dead, 250 Injured In Peru Earthquake  Violent Tremors Demolish Entire Areas In Ancient City Of Cuzco

‘Many More’ Feared Buried in Wreckage; Fires Fotlow Shocks  Of Only Few Seconds

Cotton Council Asked To Fight Truman Program   President In Speech inst ‘Fair     Agains Deal’ Policies

Arkansan Urges Cotton Council to Oppose Fair Deal   Southern Producers Warned Against Political Idealisms

UENERAL DEAN STILLS MISSING   SOLDIERS TELL OF HITS DAR. ING LEADERSHIP IN FIGHT. ING AT TAEJON,

Still Missing General Dean Inspired Men   Last Seen In Blazing Taejon; Told ‘All His Boys To Pull Out’

GI's Praise General Dean   Missing. Commander 0: 24th Gave Frontline © Leadership >

Dean Gave Front Line Inspiration  Road Haired Genera   Red-Haired Genera Still Missing After Troops -Leave City

United Nations Commanders Confident But Not Cocky In Face Of Enemy Threat

Czechs Will Try Bishop, 8 Other:   Churchmen, Charged With Spying, Go On  Trial in Prague

Mild UN Note Says Chinese Ficht Alles   Mayors Demand Plan For A-Bomb Detense

U.S. Formally Charges Chinese Reds In Request For Action trom U.N. Assemby

China Reds Accused at  UN Session   U. S. and Others Formally Charge Troops Are in Korea Fighting

Nations Submit Charge to UN On China Reds   Mild Memorandum Merely Says Chinese Fight UN Forces

Formal Charge ls Handed U.N.  Surprisingly Mild Claim Submitted by 6 Nations

Allies Accuse China  Reds Before U.N. General Assembly   ' Charge By Six Nations Of Chinese intervention In Korea Regarded As Mild

Eastern Coal Employes _ File Three $10,000 Suits In Pike County, Ky., Row

THREE PICKETS EACH SUED FOR 510,000 DAMAGES   Alleged Assault Victims Enter Suit In Federal Court At Bluefield

FIRST WEEKLY PHOTO CONTEST AWARDS LISTED  c and Cétill Tifa   Scenes and Still Life Steal Spotlight: Babies Group Most Popular.

SECOND WEEK PHOTO CONTEST AWARDS LISTED  Competition Stiff In Record Number of   Competition Stiff In Record Number of Snapshots; Babies Popular.

COOL AIR OVER STATE   Temperatures Drop to Comfortable Levels; 54 at Goodland

Faulty Engine Stymies Attempt  U.S. Couple Will _ Continue Flight

Lane Nominated For Second Term By Acclamation After ‘Mahoney Steps Out Of Race

Mahoney Gives Up;  Lane Renominated   Governor's Primary Opponent Says He Is For Elec tion Of Full Democratic Slate In November— Recount Petition Withdrawn

Brands M’Carthy Commie Charge Utterly False   Baseless Accusations Lowering U.S. World Prestiqe, He Save

Yank Planes Strafe British Troops in Erroi   Report 60 Britons Killed ot Wounded On Waegwan Front

Few Draft Delinquents Deliberate, Most Just Careless, Survey Shows

Few Men Deliberate ‘Draft Dodgers’: Most Delinquents Are Just Careless

FEW REAL DELINQUENCIES Most Draft Dodging in Nation’s Big Cities

Young Men of 1950 Doing Duty as Well and as Quietly as Young Men of 1940 or Those of ‘17

Few Men Dodge Draft Deliberately; Most Delinquents Are Just Careless

Survey Shows Young Men Of ‘50 Doing Duty As Well As Boys In Previous Wars

AMERICAN MEN ARE NOT DODGING THE NEW DRAFT      Most Delinquencies Are Due t Carelessness; Few Are “Wilful,”

Many Youths Not at Old Address  Draft-Dodaing Not a Major Problem

Big Cities Supplying Majority Of Draft Dodgers According To Survey

Draft Dodging No! Prevalent Over Nation as Reports Hint   Soma ‘Soft Spots’ in Big Cities But Mort of Cases Of Delinquency Proving to be Carclessness, Not Intent

Draft- -Dedging Appears To Be ‘At A Minimum   Survey Shows Most Young Men Answer Call Without Trouble

Most Of Draft Delinquencies In Big Cities   National Survey Shows Men Usually Respond Well

 But There Is Some ‘Forgetfulness’  Draft-Dodgers Few and Far Between

Reports Show Big Majority of Americans Are Answering Their Draft Calls on Time

Most Young Men Answering Draft Call Promptly; Few Soft Spots Over Country

Survey Alters Draft Picture  Scare Stories Reveal Delinquents Centered in New York. Chicago

—————————OCODUDUDLDLDLDLDUUttOtOSS   Nation Has Variety Of Weather - Floods, Blizzards Dot Weather Picture

Blizzard Whips Reross Northern Tier of States   Dakotas, Minnesota In Path; Flooded Areas Spread in Seuth

Blizzard Whips. Across Midwest  Flood Dangers ‘ore Serious in South -

FLOODS IN SOUTH GROWING SERIOUS      35,000 Persons Already Forced to Flee Homes.

Floods Grow More Serious  In Southland   35,000 Persons Alreads Made Homeless Withit Flood Areas; Blizzard Hits Dakotas

SOUTHERN FLOOD PERIL INCREASES   35,000 Already Homeless In 3 Areas; Blizzard Whips Midwest States

THREF STATES HIT BY FLOODS   Rising Rivers Drive Thousauds From Momes—Midwest Is Struck By [ey  Wiheeoenal

Flood Peril Grows; Midwest Has Snow   Others Jain 35,000 Driven From Homes in 3 States; Blizzard Howls

Danger Grows In Flood Area  Blizzard Whips Ove Midwactern States

South's Flood Peril Mounting   Blizzard Lashes Midwestern States

Flood Peril Is Mounting   Rising Rivers Threater Wide Areas in South; Icy Blast Whips. North

Hold Two In Probe Of Cattle Thefts  Honryetta Chief Arrests Poir on Bad Toil Light, Turns up Ruatling

What Would Be YOUR First Move if an Afomic Bomb Hit Havre? Booklet Gives Defailed Instructions for A-Bombed Cities

Bomb Protection Advice Offered   Booklet Tells What To Do In Event Of  Atomic Explosion

Duck, When A-Bomb Hits, Is Advice  ‘at Official Book of Instructions

i Ips io Memorize Specific Instructions Revealed  In Case Of A-Bomb Explosion

Precautions for Atom-bombing Are Outlined by Government; Here Are Some of Highlights

DESTROYERS CRASH DURING MANEUVERS   Four Men Killed And Two Criti cally Injured 400 Miles Of North Carolina

FRENCH CRISIS ~ HALTS PARLE   Bidault Bitter Over Defeat; Schuman Plan Con ference In Recess.

Bidault Out  As Premier   ‘No Confidence’ Vote Hurts Schuman’s Europe Plan

NeG-oociahst Coalition Neruses Contidence Vote  Freneh Leaders Resign at Critieal Stade

Confidence Vote Lost by Bidault   French Assembly Votes Against Government

French Cabinet Falls Atter Vote on Salaries   Bidault Defeat On Schuman Plan Dims Negotiations

French Vote Is Beating For Bidault  Government   Cabinet Announces Resignation; Lack  Of Confidence Told

.d-90cialist Coalition Ketuses Confidence Vote cee ae eee ne MACEMSCS VOMTECHCS V OIC  french Leaders Resisn at Critical Stase

Schuman Plan Slowed After Cabinet Falls  Bidault Foreed Out On Confidence Vote In French Assembly

French Cabinet Resigns   Georges Bidault Loses Confidence -Vote-On Salaries

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THOUSANDS OF REDS SAID INVADING FLORIDA RS nS AS ee SVS  Senate Panel Told Russian Running Communists Smuggling Ring In Cuba

Russian ‘Kingpin’ of Cuban Smuggling Racket Pouring Commies Into U.S. is Named

Reds Pouring From Cuba Into Florida   Visa System May Be Used To Halt Flow

Smuggle of Reds from Cuba Aired   Russian Called Kingpin Of Racket Ferrying Commies to U.S.

Bare Kingpin In Smuggling Reds Via Cuba   U.S. Will Require Visas of Nationals To Combat Racket

State Department Unofiicially.: forms Cuban Government: That It May. Soon’ Require Passports and Visas for Cuban Natt Entering This Country. e

CLAIM REDS SMUGGLED FROM CUBA   Report Russian ts “Kingpin” Of Smuaalers

Believe Reds Are Smugaled In From Cuba   Secret Testimony Discloses Russian. Is Heading Racket

Venizelos Out As Greek Head Third Resignation’ For Liberal Leader

Nation Fires Opening Gun Avainst Reds   Attorney General Charge: Soviet Russia Rules U. S. Communists

Communists Face Trouble . .. . a  OUE e  Government Hits  At Red Activities

Battle Opens Against Reds In This Land   McGrath Fires Opening Gun in Campaign to Destroy Communist Groups in U. S.A.

U.S. Opens War On Communists Under New Law   Attorney General Calls on Board To Register Reds

Government Fires Opening Gun in Historic Battle With Communist Party of U. 5S.

U.S. Sets In Mofion UN Machinery Under Which It May Be Necessary To Fight WWIik   Bevin Hints At Russia-China Conspiracy

U.S., France, Britain Will Confer in Paris   Sec. Bevin Tells Commons War May Strike in Europe

WEST POWERS SLATE PARLEY IN EMERGENCY   Session With Russ May Be Asked In Future

Bevin Tells Commons Paris Session to Consider Asking Russia to Intervene in China

Big 3 May Ask Meeting With Russia, Bevin Says   Chinese Offensive May Be Part Of Conspiracy To Strike In Europe And Asia. He Fears

Bevin Says Western Big Three May Seek Meeting With Stalin  Also Warns Chinese Move May Tie In With Designs On Europe

Taft Voices Opposition To Marshall   Morse Hails Appointment Calls for Return Ot Riscanh asvicee

Canadian Rail Workers Quit In Wage Fight   Food Shortages Face Some Areas, Stoppage Also Cripples Wires

Token’ Walkouts on U.S, Roads Continue in Key Spots: Steelman Calls Negotiators Together Again Today

124,000 Canadian Railroad Men Walk Off Jobs   Strike Brings First National Rail Tie-Up

CANADIAN LINES HIT BY WALKOUT   More Than 124,000 Bailroad Workers Strike, Causing Food Shortages In Some Arane

Canadians. Crippled By Rail Strike   More Than 124,000 Involved; Shortage Of Food Renorted

Canada Tied Up ByBigRailStrike   124,000 Walk Off Jobs in Nationwide : Stoppage, Causing Worst Tieup jn History; Food Is Short. :

First Nationwide Rail Walkout In History Cripples Canada Transport

Canada Rails Are Tied Up  More Than 124,000   More Than 124,000 Workers Strike  For Demands.

Nationwide Rail Strike Hits Canada  Food Shortages Are   Food Shortages Are Threat;, Airlines, Bus Firms Expand Service

Seek To Sue Mutual Firms For Back Taxes   Legislative Action an Attempt to Find New Sources of Levy

Truman Still Playing ‘Footsie’ With Commies, Taft Says in Campaign Talk

Dying Mayor Is Mourned   Little Hope Held For Official of Wisconsin Town

Of Cold War   Mosinee Mayor Is Stricken During Mock Revolution of ‘*Communists”

Dr. Williams Again Heads Cancer Soc.   Other Officers And Directors Are Elected At Annual Meeting; Plan To Open County Cente:

Three Hour Session Last Night Narrows Field Of Negotiations; Meeting Scheduled For Morn. ing Postponed   WAGE DEMAND STILL PRINCIPAL DIFFICULTY

NAVY WILL START RESERVE RELEASE IN JULY OF 195!  CAUTION, HOWEVER,   CAUTION, HOWEVER, THAT CALLS TO DUTY WILL BE CONTINUED

Navy Will Start Releasing Reserves Next Year If They Were Called Involuntarily

‘Disk Jockey’ To Make Race For Governor   Bennett Would Legalize Bingo, Liquor by Drink

M. J. BENNETT PLANS 10 RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Des Moines Of ficia To Seek Bid From  Democrats

Attacks Erupt All Along Front   Enemy Units Are 28 Miles from Seoul; Diplomatic War Tense

ALL WELL CHAPERONED >4 Sheltered Beauties Start _ Miss America Race Routine

Tons of Gold Shipped to U.S. by Siam   $40,320,000 in Bars Flown Out in Fear of Red Seizure

Tons of Gold Flown to U.S.   Government of Siam Ships Treasure Planes Guarded by Armed Sentries

County Trade Up In Past 9 Years   First Census Figures Show a Big Increase Both in Dollar Volume And in Businesses and Employes _

" GAIN IN COUNTY TRADE   Retail Exchange Figure ai $22.3 Millions in Latest Census Report

Probe Attempts To Wreck Train   Steel Scrap Reported Piled — On Track In Chicago On Streamliners’ Routes

U. S. lron Ore Supply Inadequate For Future War, Experts’ Warning

TRUMAN ASKING FOOD SUPPLY FOR YUGOSLAVS   President Cites ‘Fear Of Revolt ‘Beaaines Tita «

President Asks Immediate Aid For Yugoslavia Fears Hungry Nation   May Fall Back : Into Soviet Camp

Truman Asks Quick U.S. Aid  For Yugoslavia   Drought May Make Marshal Tito Regime Easy Prey To Russia

International Investigator Helping McCarthy Dig Up Evidence In Paris Against State Department Employes

McCarthy Has Prober in Europe   International Investigator Aiding Senator

Top Defense Aides Called Into Session.   White House Silent On Inquiries About  -New Hydroaen Bomb

Fourteen Killed In Fire at U. S. Atomic Center   Prisoners Are Trapped in Flimsy Building ;  30 Are Injured in Fighting Blaze.

0 Injured it Army’s iomb Base   Inly Two Escape; feroic Guards  ‘ail in Efforts  "eo Release Men

Prisoners Trapped In  Guardhouse   Two Guards Hurt In Heroie Effort  ‘To Save Soldiers

Prisoners Die At  { v in . 4  " * as on cae         Army, Air Force Prisoners Tropiied:

Guardhouse Fire Kills 14 Prisoners   At Sandia, N. M. A-Bomb Base

14. Prisoners  Die In Flames   Men Trapped In Guardhouse At Atom Bomb Base

14 Die In  Blaze At Atom Base   Thirty Are Injured In Rescue Attempt As . Guardhouse Burns

‘Men Trapped In Flimsy Guardhouse   More Than 30 Are Injured As They Battle Flames

Blaze Kills 14 At Secret A-Bomb Plant   Prisoners Are Trapped In Flimsy Guardhouse At Sandia Special  Weapons Base.

14 Army Prisoners Die In Flash Fire At Atomic Center   Guards Foiled In Heroic Rescue Try

14 KILLED IN FLASH FIRE AT AIR BASE    All Were Prisoners Held on Minor Military Charres

14 Prisoners Die In Fire Of Guardhouse   Trapped In Cells At  Btam Baca

Diplomats Believe Korean Victory  To Stall Further Red Averession

U.N. Troops Seek Rescue Of Prisoners  Race North In  Karan Seakina

American ‘Army pokesman Claims Romatning Red Resistance Has Collapsed — Total Enemy Prisonbra Now Over 120,000.

ALLIED FORCE DRAWS CLOSE TO. FRONTIER :   New Atrocities « Ar From Nerth Korea.

Atrocities Spur Drive  On Commies   136 U.S. Gls Found Butchered By Reds

Boys Charged With Murder Of Playmate   Are Bound Over To The Cireuit Court For Drowning Boy

Kight Dead As Bomber -Falls In B-36 Hunt   Seven Escape From B-29 During Crash On Takeoff

8 Killed In Crash Of Search Plane   72 Planes Resume Search for Lost B-36 Off British Columbia Coast

Lack of Faith in Anti-Inflation Bill Is Charged    But Democratic Chiefs Predict Defeat of Amendments

TO VOTE MONDAY UN CONTROL BIL   REPUBLICAN SAYS AMENDMENTS DUF TO LACK OF CON. FIDENCE IN PRESIDENT.

MILLIKEN SAYS CONTROLS BILL CURBS NEEDED   Charges There Is Lack Of Confidence In Truman’s Admifistration

GOP Senator Sees Control  Bill Defeated   Milliken Charges Lack Of Confidence In Administration

Senate Fights Over Controls   Millikin Claims Lack Of Faith In Truman Responsible

Controls Measure  Up Monday   Democratic Leaders Expect to Kill Off Republican Changes

Truman's Plar On Controls Drawing Fire   Confidence Lacking In Administration, Western Solon Says

Warren, Ahead on GOP Ballot, Has Better Total   Jimmy Confident of Party's OK as California Chief

Refurns Still Incomplete and Inconclusive  Rep. Helen Douglas   Rep. Helen Douglas Tops Field for Senate In Early Ballot Count

HELEN DOUGLAS LEADS BODDY FOR SENATOR   Republican Nixon Rune far Ahead In Party

buide Based On Essential, Critical Jobs   Guard, Reserve To Be Deferred Only Six Months At Time

Plan To Defer Essential Men Put In Effect   Selective Service Draftees Will Not Come Under New Regulation

Deferments for Men In Critical Positions   Old Tug-of-Wor Between Industry, Military for Country's Manpower Appeors to Have Started All Over Again

Deferment List Indicates Renewal Of War 2 Fight For Nation’s Manpower

Armed Forces Exempts Men In Vital Industry   New Policy Put Into Effect For Reserves And National Guard

Armed Forces Announce New Deferment Plan  Guardsmen, Reservists In Critical Jobs May Get Some Extra Time

Guard, Reserve Deferment Plan ls Announced   Labor, Commerce Lists are ‘Guides’ In Decisions

Leeway for Mer: Before army Orders      Guardsmen and Reserve *Members Granted Extra Time. Where Jobs Rate as “Critical”

Deferment Policy Issued by Milifary  Six-Month Lags To Be Granted

Armed Forces Start on New Policy of Giving Reservists. Guardsmen Extra Time on Jobs

 Old Tug-of-War Ready to Start  Reservists and Guardsmen in Critical Jobs May Receive Extra Time in Civilian Clothes

Johnson Bares Deferment Plan  Says It’s a ‘Guide,’ is Not Mandatory

Armed Forces to Give Reserves Some Extra Time   National Guardsmen Also To Be Allowed Time If in Critical Jobs

SET UP POLICY ON DEFERMENTS   Those Holding Critical Jobs To Be Given More Time

Essential Jobs Listed   Guardsmen, Reserves May Be Deferred For. Months or Longer If In ‘Critical’ Category

Armed Forces to Allow Reservists with Critical Jobs ‘Extra Time’

TRANSPLANT HUMAN KIDNEY FROM BODY OF DEAD WOMAN   Operation Outcome Will Not Be Known For Several Weeks

Delving Deep For Insight Into Crime   Investigations are In Action in Big Cities of Nation

Big Gambling and Vice Activities _ Far Flung, National Survey Shows

Check Crime Situation in Many Cities   Vice and Corruption Is Theme of Investigatior Across Entire Nation

Vice Probes Cover Nation   Corruption Inquiries Under Way in Many Parts of the Country

Truman Given Warning By Rep. Cooley   Urges Drafting of Program Better Than Brannan’s

Price Supports May Be Halted   Future of Farm Program Is Discussed At Special White House Parley

CIO Leader Declares Farmers, Wage Earners Get Less of National Income

Snow, Sub-Zero Weather Moves Into Midwest  Blizzard Conditions Forecast For

Western Area Hit By Severe Cold, Snow   Freezing Temperature: From California To Tilinois Reported

Large Areas Are Being Gripped By Frigid Wave   Montana Reports 31 Degrees Below Zero As Other Sections Have Snow And Ice; Rain Falls In The Northeast.

US. Demanding Vote on Red Withdrawal   Many Delegates Fear World War About to Erupt

— SOVIET VETO CERTAIN — U.S. Presses for Vote  On Red Withdrawal

U.S. Presses for UN Vote To Halt Chinese   Delegates Fear World War Ill Machinery Is Being Fashioned

U.S. Prepares UN Machinery For New War  Groundwork Being Loid For Action In General Accambly

U. 8. INSISTS CHINESE GET QUT OF KOREA   Machinery Set In Motion at U. N. Under Which World War Ill May Be Waged.

Wheels Of UN War Machine Ready To Spin   Today’s Vote May Set Up Program Under Which Two Forces To Clash

Red Ink Budget idea Fostered By Committee  i A   Senate-House Group Says, Though, That Economy Still Vital

Congressional Group Is Favoring Economy, But  Decries Balanced Budget   Senate - House Sub-Committee Says Treasury's ‘Easy-Money Bias’ May Turn Federal! Reserve Board Into Inflation Cog

{IE-INS BETWEEN WAMBLERS BARED   SECRET REPORTS LINK FLOR. IDA OPERATORS WITH THOSE IN THE NORTH.

Probers Gather Data on Crime   Find Links of Florida New York Racketeers

SECRET REPORTS ON GAMBLING   Florida Operations Linked With Others In Nation

House Bloc May Make Levy Bill ‘Veto Proof’ . With $500 Million Hike

Cigarettes May Kill ‘Tax Cut Bill   Otherwise House Com. mittee Seems Pretty Well Agreed.

House Seeking To Veto-Proof Tax Slash Bill   Big Corporations Likely To Carry Major Share Of New Taxalion

BATTLE DUE ON EXCISE TAX BILL   Slashing May Pin Big Hike On  Corporations

Pace Says U. S. Must Always Stay Prepared   Army Secretary Tells Of Need For Defense

‘Lesson’ Is Seen In Korean War  Pace Tells Arkansans Of Danger in Narrow

U.S. Must Stay Ready For War, Pace Asserts   Secretary Of Army Praises Fighters In Talk At Little Rock

Draft Quota For Ohio Increased  2850 Inductions In September Asked

 ‘OBVIOUSLY MENTALLY DISTURBED? Armed Man Terrorizes Group on Plane

EUROPE GROUP REFUSES REICH ARMS SCHEMES   Creation Of European Army Ja Approved By West Allies

Thomas Quits His Position   Socialist Refuses To Run Again For President; Replaced

Appeal By State Hospital Staff Members Likely Affer Justice Court Conviction

Jets Destroy 18 Red Planes   F-80’s Bag Three  Over Taecion Front

All-German Balloting is Proposed By McCloy   - High Commissioner. Counters Soviet -. Propaganda On German Unity’

German Election Sought   t. S. Chatlenges Reds To Agree To Free Vote Throughout The Nation

US. Challenges Russia To Hold German Election  -Move Seen As Cow Te   - Move Seen As Counte To Soviet Statements Of Propaganda.

U. S.. CHALLENGES RUSSIA TO HOLD FREE ELECTIONS, THRU-OUT GERMAN STATE

Dares Reds To Vote Test   McCloy Proposes That Communists Agree to Free Reich Election

Morgantown Man Held In Connection With Killing In Eastern Panhandle

IDENTIFY MAN QUESTIONED IN MURDER CASE   Ne Charges Placed Agamst Suspect Im Berkeley Springs Slaying   SECOND MYSTERIOUS DEATH BEFORE POLICE

Police Reveal Man's Name In Murder Probe   Fred J. Tharpe May Get Lie Detector In, ’ Woman’s Slaying

PUMPKIN-COACH AWAITS JOAN Glittering Wedding Fete Today to Exceed Dream

‘Explorers’ and Do Are Rescued Affer Lights Fail in Cave  Spend 12 Hours in Maze-Like Cavern:   Spend 12 Hours in Maze-Like Cavern; 7.500 Join in Hunt

Young ‘Explorers’ Spend 12 Hours ‘An Bat-Filled Pennsylvania Cavern

Three Young ‘’Explorers’’ and Their Dog Are Rescued From Cavern Affer 12-Hour Stay

RESCUE TRIO LOST tit GAVE   Man And Two Boys Saved After Long Wait In  Darkness

Spent 12 Hours Without Lights Alane in Maze   5 Search Parties Creep Thru Cavern

Lawrence Co. Teen of 500 Turns Out for Search Young Explorers Rescued From ~ New-Found Harlansburg Cave

Three Rescued After 12-Hour Stay In Bat-Filled Tunnels Of New Cave  Two Boys And Man Along With Pet Dog Found ~~ By Posse And None The Worse For re  Fenerience: Marely Cot

 —‘LOST’ BENEATH EARTH— Rescue Three Young  ‘Explorers’ FromCave

Cavern Rescue  After 12 Hours  Three ‘Explorers’ And Doa Are Found

Three Young Cave Explorers and Dog Saved From Cavern   Youngsters Get Lost in New-Found Underground Maze; None the Worse For 12 Hours Spent in Dark Tunnels ©

Stores’ Business Future Bright   Harvard Expert Cites Statistics In Survey

10,000 Red  Casualties Are Counted   Communists Hit Hard Fleeing Across Nam River; UN Forces Take Initiative 2nd Division Drives Into Yongsan

Seize Initiative From Invaders  UN Defenders Check  Communist Offensive

Drive Two Unit Back Across Nam River   10,000 Red Casualties Counted On Southern Fron+

Drive Reds Back Over  Nam River   Doughboys Reinforced by Planes Roll Up 10,000 Casualties on Commie Forces   Take 3 Key Hills   South Kereans Pushing Invaders Away From Vital Centers

‘Settlement  Vy. oids Order  To Strikers   Installers’ Dispule Had Threatened Ta Cripple AHL Plants

TELEPHONE INSTALLATION MEN'S STRIKE IS SETTLED; STRIKERS ORDERED BACK TO WORK

Phone Strike Threat Ends   11,000 Installation Men Go Back to Jobs

Voice Vote Okays Plan On Controls   Truman Discretion Limited By Only Two Minor Rules -

Discretionary Pian Wins Over Automatic Idea  Curbs On President - Minor; Roll Call On Issue Today

Truman Voted Power to Put Curbs on U. S.   House Stiffens Milder Administration Bill,  Gives Authority Over Pay, Prices, Rationing

House Expected To Com plete Action On Entire Bill Today   MEASURE GENERALLY SATISFIES PRESIDENT

Bill Includes Broad Power:  For President  “Trigger” System Advocates Give Up

House for Standby Price-Wage-Ration  Powers tor Truman   Advocates of ‘Trigger’ System for Automatic Consumer Controls Give Up: Chamber Expects To Dispose of Whole Measure Today at Latest

HOUSE VOTES WIDE STAND-BY CURB POWERS   Fast Final Action Due: Overwhelming Okay  Js Given Program

Standby Price, Wage Powers Voted by House  Truman Given Optional Control: ‘In-Amendment_

Standby Wage, Price Powers Near Approval   House Expected To Com. plete Action On The Measure Today

TRUMAN TS VOTED STANDBY CONTROL POWERS IN HOUSE   Authority Approved by Overwhelming Majority Includes Prices, Wages, Rationing.   VOLUNTARY PLEDGES SUGGESTED AT FIRST   Other Parts of Emergency Measure to Be Completed at Today's Session.

Standby Powers Voted to Truman   House Approves Control Bills by Voice Vote

Gov. Warren Seeks Third Term   ‘Will Be Opposed by James Roosevel}

Gov. Warrel to Seek” Third Term   Announcement Opens Battle With Roosevelt for Top State Post

IDENTITY OF GUNMAN IN DOUBT Federal Agents Sweep Dragnet Through New York Latin Sector

PROGRESS TOLD AT UNIVERSITY   Chancellor Details Gains Made In Year At UNC at  Opening Of Commencement.

 Pegler Says Irumans Letters Reveal ‘The Nature of a  Mucker Who Never Can Rise Above Hic Ordained Station’

WESTBROOK PEGLER   That Hume LetterPresident’s Note Is Also Stupid

STRIKE DISPUTE HEARING ‘ENDED   Explosive Inquiry Conducted Into Events At Walkout At Enka Plant. ‘3°:

Ready fo Cross Korean Boundary, if Order Is Given   Russia Expected to Attempt Delay of United Nations Action.

South, North Forces Line Up at Parallel Radio Message Says Southern Government Approves Crossing   Planes, Artillery Continue Pounding Of Positions North of Border as Troops Await Official Orders to Beqin Drive —

BRITISH TROOPS GET INTO KOREAN ACTION   One Company Fights Its War Out  Of Red Encirclement; Location Not Rerealica

British Troops Go Into Action  One Company Fights Out OF Encirclamant

Hope Ends  For Airmer   Search of Baltic Sea for Plane Wreckage To Be Pressed, Air Force Says

Abandon Hope For Missing U.S. Navy Plane   Air Force Plans To Continue Hunt In Baltic Sea Area

Seek to Return Confederate Vet To State Hospital   Found Penniless In East Austin Rooming House

“KKK K 60 KILLED, 93 BADLY HURT IN SYRIAN FUEL  DEPOT BLAST YESTERDAY

DEATH AT SEA INVESTIGATED   Widow Gives Prekes Name Of Crewmen She Suspects

Youth Drowns In Lake Freeman On Picnic By Chureh   Boy of 13 -Vietim; Body Recovered After Four *. Hour Search

U.S. Is Losing: Ground in Cold: War, He Claims  Part of Address  Bib ie, ie

Hoover Asks UN Changed, Reds Banned   Former President Asserts Communist World Is Separnte

Hoover Urges Non-Red U.N.   U. S. Losing Ground in Cold War Under Present Setup, He Says: Concept of ‘One World’ Shelved

Reorganize U.N. Without  Reds: Hoover  Former President Outlines Vision of New Setup

Hoover Calls For Reorganized UN Without Russia   Ex-President Tells ANPA Advertisers TJ. S. Is Isolated

Reorganize U. N. Without Soviet Bloc -- Hoover   Definite New United Front Urged Against World Communism

Hoover Urges New U.N., Minus Red Countries   One World Idea Out,  Ex-President Advises

Seeks Setup for Peace   U.S. Becomes Isolated in Cold War, He Claims

Former President Says U. S. Is Becoming More and More  Sole Contender in Cold War

Hoover Urges Scrapping of Present U.N.   Ex-President Sees s United States Steadily Los ine Ground to Russia and Her Allies

TELLS OF NEED TO CURB RED IMPERIALISM   Ex-President Says America “Steadily Losing Ground”   Described By Republican: Receives Great Ovation From Advertising Men

Hoover Asks UN  Reorganization Without Soviet   U. S. Held Losing Out In Cold War; Capital Reaction Seems Favorable

Hoover Would Revise UN, Bar Russia  Ex-President Says U. S. Losing Grounc  ie 7.14 VWlae

Would Organize without Soviets      New International Setup Would Clarify. America’s Friends

Hoover Sounds Two World Cry in Proposing U.N. Without Soviet Countries

UN Urged To Oust  Communists   Hoover Proposes United Front Against Red Nations

Hoover Asks U.N. Without Red Members   Proposes New United Front Against Reds As Alternative

 HerbertHoover WouldDropAliCommu nists Fromt.N.Membership,orForm‘NewFront’

Hoover Would Reorganize  U. N. To Oust Red Nations   Calis For United Stand By Peoples Who Cherish Freedom—Addresses Publish ers In New York

HOOVER URGES REVAMPED UN WITHOUT REDS   Ex-President Gives Views On New International Setup In Talk

Hoover Proposes Reorganization Of United Nations Without Soviets   Calis for Definite New United Front Against ‘Creeping Red Imperialism’; Declares U.S. ‘Steadify Losing Ground’ to Russian Bloc

Rahauser And Lawrence Promise To Fight Margiotti’s Move “With Every Drop Of My Blood”

Americans Shelve Korean War Cares, Head for Open Road on Long Holiday

Flood Traps Families in Minnesota   Wall of Ice Breaks Gate On Big. Dam

- Causes Flash Flood More Than Thii'd Of  Crookston, Minn., Flooded By Face Wore

House Rejects Move to Ban Keonomiec Aid   Approval is Given A Substitute as To Military Aid

Air Force Men in Cold Canyon Trek   Follow Stream to Safety, Have One Squirrel to Eat In Three Days

Duff Hit By Dem Planks   Party Platform Rakes Alleged Tie-Up  With Crime

Asks Drafting Of 1.522 Doctors   $25 Million Loan Pledaed To Iran

U.S. Invests $25 Million in Iran’s Economy, Own Cold War Prestige

U. S. Will Lend Iran $25 Million fo Help  Build Its Economy  Parliament Also Told Talks Are Progressing For Soviet Barter Deal

Dickers With U.S.., Soviet Iran Plays Both Ends Aoainst Middle On Deals

Pageantry At Burial Of Ruler   Sad Nation Looks On As Body of Siam’s Slain Boy King Is Prepared for Cremation

Ceremonial Cremation Fire Lighted   Over Remains of Boy King of Thailand, Killed 4 Years Ago

Giant B-50 Blast Kills 12 of Crew   Two Flyers Survive Explosion of Plane on Training Flight

TRUMAN MAY NOT ASK IN JANUARY FORA TAX BOOST   White House Aide Says It Is Doubtful Pilea for More Revenue Will Be Made at That Time.   PRESIDENT TALKS WITH TOP ADVISERS   Secretary Short Declares Situation in Korea Was E.xplored “From Every Angle.”

Aide Doubttul Of New Taxes   Statement Made By White House Spokesman Following President’s Conference With 4 Top Advisers Regarding Korean Crisis

Maybe No New US Tax to Be Asked   White House Aide Says None Planned

Evidence of “Tce” To Cops Is Claimed In Bookie Raid   Brocklyn Gambling Raid Staged; D. A. Charges $50,000 a Day Business

Air Official Says U. S. Planes Best  America Still Holds Aviation Supremacy Though Outnumbered

Expert Asserts Russia Is Ahead Of U.S. in Plane Production But American Ships Are Better

Aviation iixpert Says Russia Leads U.S. In Aireraft Production And In Number Of Militarv Planes

Reds Beat U.S. InPlaneQutput. Expert Says   American Aircraft Still Superior, Advisory Group Believes

AMERICA BERIND REDS IN PLANE OUTPUT TODAY   But This Country Could Raise Better Air Defense in Event of Conflict

Soviets Pace U.S. in Number And Production of Planes  __ But Aviation Expert Asserts Our... °   But Aviation Expert Asserts Our Aircraft Can Give Better Performance

Expert Warns Russia Leads In Airplanes   Production in Russia Greater Than in U. S. But Quality of Yank Craft Ie Superior

Aviation Expert Says U. $. Lags In Air Power   Russian Planes Outnumber U. S., But Are Inferior

RUSSIAN PLANE STRENGTH CITED   American Expert Says Reds Are Ahead Of U. S. In Production And Number Of Planes. :

Russia Leads In Productior   Aircraft Expert Says Amer ican Planes Are Bette: Although Fewer.

Air Expert Now Claims Russians  Ahead In Production And Planes   U.S. Not Disturbed, However, Because It Feels  Has Better Planes: Sill Uk c.!

Says Russia Has More Planes But U.S. Holds Performance Superiority

Says Russia Leads U. §. in Plane Output   But America Maintains Its Air Superiority

Russia Ahead In Numbers Bui Not In Quality   Expert Says Air Power Key To Problem Of Preserving Security

Russia Reported Ahead Of U.S. In Plane Production, Behind In Speed

Russia Is _ Fal lin Advance Of United States in Number of  Ar am ry Te, ) aap Dianes iti SFI } . ! rocuction

Mara gonJudge  Orders Record   Bring “Em Or Go To Jail, Official Is Told

Chiang Plans to Resume Top Job Today   To Take Over Chinc Presidency to End Political Crisis

Chiang Ready  To Take Rein:  wwrewt   Will Resume Job as Leader Of Nationalist. China

CHIANG AGAIN HEADS CHINESE NATIONALISTS   Officials Warn Raids ' On Communist-Held  Ports To Continue

Chiang Resumes Presidency of Nationalists  Action Ends Potitical Crisis: Spirits Rise Though Fortunes Low

Chiang Plans to Resume  Top Job Today  OP len Clone fhe   To Take Over Chine Presidency to End Political Crisis

U. S. Pledges War Supplies   Truman Denounces *‘Unprovoked’ Move

DESCRIBES RED INVASION AS LAWLESS   Senate Wants to Give Aid But Stay Out of War

ee Truman Denounces Invasion ‘Of South Korea by Reds; Pledges Aid to Republic

PresidentHits Soviet - Aided  “A goress ion   President Calls Conference With Top Aides To Plan U. S. Action

‘Lawless Aggression’ Says Truman; American Intelligence Falls Down

Pepper's Loss Hard Blow to White House   Other Races in Dixie Will Be Closely Watched

ob me . Primary Elections Encourage crf  South’s Anti-Truman Moves

Pepper Defeat Held CIO Loss   Southern Senators Eye Returns In Light Of Truman Plans

CRIME INQUIRY IS REOPENED IN CHICAGO TODAY   Kefauver To probe Horse Race Information Network, Gambling.

Airplanes Causing  Mink Farm Damage Pilots. Asked Not to Fl)  Low Around: Blue Ridge  —- Summit Property

Mink Farm Loss Caused By Planes  Low-Flying Craft   Low-Flying Craft Cause Mothers To Devour Younc

Ober Law Is Reinstated ‘By Court   Subversive Activities Act Comes Before Voters On Referendum Next Fall

Will Go To Voters In November Referendum   Court OF Appeals Reverses Sherbow Decision On Anti-Subversive Measure

Court Of Appeals Dismisses  Two Suits; Voters To Decide  oe Then? a. Ft ODT be fw kk i   Oe OE ee a  - Jurists Decline To Rule On Constitutionality Of Ober Law Which Is Aimed At Com muniste And Fallaw.Trawalouc

Windol Whitt Could Draw Death Penalty   Accused in Slaying of Three Negro Children Near Kosciusko, Miss. —

France Offers Freedom for Saar Coal  Dalitteal Lacndere   Political Leaders in Germany Protest Proposal:

Saat Trades Coal For Independence   Germans Object To 50-Year Agreement Made With France

France Trades Saar Freedom  In Return Will Get  Saar’s Wealth of Coal for 50 Years.

France Trades Saar Freedom  For Coal Yield   German Terrority to Have Independence as Nation After 50-Vear Term

France Offers Freedom for Saar Coal  Political Leaders in Germany Deatac? Deanacrl]

French Saar Deal Stirs German Ire   Swap Independence For Fifty-Year Coal Supplies; Western Germany Protests

Charge Against Mrs. Rosenberg Uncorroborated  “Case Of Perjury,”   “Case Of Perjury,” Sen. Cain Declares

Czech Reds’ Purge Opens With Suicide   Communist Editor Also Reported Confessing Spying For West

Prominent El Paso Man ls Murdered   Handsome Air Force Sergeant Is Charaqed

LEWIS FAVORS FEDERATION UNION PLAN   Miners’ Chief Is For Joint Action on Economic Problems

Russian Troops Said To Have Killed 102 German Uranium Mine Workers

STATE SEEN READY 10 ACT ON CONTROL   Residential Plan Is for Fixed Ceiling Similar to Old OPA

Four Persons Die in 4-Car Hiehway Crash   Automobiles Pile Up on State Road 1 Near Brownsville, It, Early Saturday

South Korea Wams North on Atrocities  _ Release o of AILU, N. “: Prisoners of Red

South Koreans Demand Release Of All Prisoners  End To Atrocities Called For As Fear For Safety Mounts

Chiang Wants To Invade Mainland  Thinks handing Would Rally AntiFo  ircean

CONVICTED SPY “DECIDES HE'LL LEAVE AMERICA   ‘Russian Engineer Gubitchev Informs Judge of Plans To Sail for Russia

Russian Spy Sails Monday   Gubitchey Decides to Depart and Waive All Rights of Appeal in Case

MIND CHANGED BY RUSSIANS; HE WILL SAIL   Gubitchey Reverses Action On Decision To Re tym Th Proucecia

Convicted Spy Agrees To Leave  Gubitchey To Drop Demand for Appeal

Gubitchev Decides To Sail for Russia   Convicted Spy Changes Mind After Insisting on Right to Sail-and-Appesl; Judy Coplon Still in Jaif

Gubitchey Plans ToGo To Russia: Instructs Court  Reverses Decision Made Previously By Convicted Spy

RUSSIAN TELLS JUDGE HE WILL LEAVE COUNTRY   Gubitchey Changes Mind on Plan to Appeal Spy Conviction.

Gubitchev, Convicted Spy, Chooses Red ‘Freedom’ And Not U.S. Prison

Gubitchev Wilt Sail for Russia, Drops His Appeal   Will Leave Monday Under Promise “Never to Return”

BUBITGHEY 7 EAIT COUNTRY NEXT MONDAY   Russian Changes Mind; Decides Against an Appeal.

Gubitchev Gives Up.   Notifies Judge He Wil! Sail for Russia Monday: Will Not Appeal '

Russian Decides He'll Take ‘Deal  Gubitchev Drops Plan for Appeal

Changes Mind; Gubitchey Will Sail on Monday   Decides to Drop His Plan to Appeal Spy Conspiracy Sentence

Cubitchev May Risk Prison to Appeal His Case   Can’t Appeal If He Leaves U.S. As Court Ordered

Jurist Gets Notice From His Counsel   Reverses Action In Federal Court After Appeal Move Denied

Gubitchey To Head for Russia   Convicted Spy Will Sail Monday, Drops His Appeal

Sails for Russia Monday, He Says   Coplon Still in Prison, Unable to Raise Bail

Gubitchey to Leave U. S. on Monday   Russian’s Counsel Changes Mind About Appealing Verdict

Gubitehey Plans To Sail Monday   Reverses Decision Made On Tuesday

Gubitchey, Convicted Russian Spy, Changes His Mind; Advises Judge He Will Sail Monday for His Homeland

Gubitchev Decides He Will Sail for Russia Rather Than Appeal Conviction as Spy

CONTINUE HISS BOND   : Until Supreme Court Rules on Perjury Conviction

FOR HIGH SCHOOL RUNNERS  Interscholastic Two-Mile Team Race Will Re Held November 4

FOR HIGH SCHOOL RUNNERS   FOR HIGH SCHOOL KUNNERS  Interscholastic Two-Mile Team Race Will Be Held November 4

West Regards New Move as Propaganda   Conference Seen As Offset for   a. a or <ee

Marines Drive Into Port Of Inchon, Near Seoul: Other Allied Landings

U.S. Marines Storm Ashore, Goal Is Seoul   Leathernecks Capture Island Of Wolmi Today  In Biggest Armada Of Korean War; Drive  .On Into Inchon; Americans Hope To Cut Off Reds From Supply Bases

Capture Wolmi . And Overrun Inchon Port In Coordinated Attack   Allied Navy Levels Shore Defense: As U.N. Forces Launch First Great Pincer Offensive.

MacArthur Ashore to Take Personal Charge, As Leathernecks Storm Into Heart of Vital Port on West Coast in Drive Toward Seoul

First Big Offensive For Allies in Korea War Starts Today  Devil Dogs Capture Island off Coast;  rt, g T od ag _, ate

American Flag Flies 18 Miles From Former South Korean Capital of Seoul   Daring Maneuver Executed To Cut Off Red Army From Its Supply Bases; UN Invaders Land Behind Enemy Lines On Two Coasts

Allied Forces Land On 2 Korean Coasts  MacArthur Leads Expedition

American Forces Hit East and West Coasts In Daring Maneuver   Gen. MacArthur Goes on Land to Take  Personal. Command — Troops Drive  Into Port City of Inchon.

MacArthur Takes Personal Command; Inchon Is Captured   Daring Maneuver Is Designed To Cut Off Communists From Supply Bases; Yanks Only Eighteen Miles From Seoul: American Hopes Are High.

—INCHON STORMED —  MacArthur Goes Ashore to Lead Drive on Seoul   East Coast Also Hit; Reds May be Encircled

Yank Forces Sweep Toward. Port of Inchon   Daring Maneuver Is Staged to Cut Off Entire Red Army

Gen. MacArthur Lands Forces Behind Enemy Lines On Both East And West Coasts Of Korea Is Announcd   U. 8. FLAG ONLY 18 MILES FROM SEOUL

MacArthur In Daring Drive To Trap Reds And End War   (See other invaston stories on paren 3}

Marines Drive Into  Inchon, Others Hit At East Coast Port   Gen. MacArthur Lands At Inchon To Lead Allied Troops; Aims To Isolate Reds

Muzztng Of Scientists Criticzed   Editors Hear Neer Debate On Tactics Of A E. Commiccion

American Foothold Reduced   U. S., British Carrier Planes Attack Red Flanking Force

American and British Carrier Planes Strike Hard Against Red Forces in Southwest Area

U.S. And British Carrier Planes Hit Pusan Threat   American Troops Fight To Hold Third Of Peninsula Left As Red Flanker Endangers Southern Tip

North Korean Reds Take Yongdong Today   MacArthur Fighting © To Keep One Third Of Korea U. $. Holds

‘MacArthur Command Fights To Retain, Remaining One-Third Of South Korea

COMMUNISTS TAKE YONGDONG; AMERICAN, BRITISH PLANES. BATTLE PUSH TOWARD PUSAN

Communist Forces Take Yongdong  Yank Troops Leave Under Heavy Attack

Mission Ends in Death Reporter, Professor Killed By Fanatic Javanese Gang

‘2 Americans M urderedIn iWest Java   Correspondent For Time And Life And Yale Professor Are Killed By Gang

Provessor, Writer Are Found Shot   WW. S. Military   U. S. Military Observer Says Two Apparently Killed by Gang

WRITER, YALE PROF. VICTIMS   Reported Shot To Death En Route To Jogjakarta By Roving Gang.

U.S. Pair Found Slain  In Java Time And Life  Correspondent, Yale

2 Americans Slain In Java   Writer, Yale Savant Vietinns of Natives

Correspondent, Yale Prof Are Shot To Deati   Two Men Reported Attacked By Gang On West Java Road

2 Americans Are Murdered On Java Road   Correspondent, Yale Professor Killed By Gang

Americans Found Slain in Indonesia  Unidentified Gang on Java Kills Professor And Magazine Writer

Two American Men Murdered In-West Java   Correspondent And Professor Believed To Be Gang Victims

Two American Found Slain In Indonesia  Time, Life Writer, Yale Professor Are Murdered

Yale Professor, Magazine Writer Slain Along Road   Observer Says Pair Executed By Unidentified Gang Of Men Scribe Worked For Time, Life

Indonese Murde! Two Americans   Reporter, Professor Slain in West Java

Magazine Writer Yale Professor Are Found Slain   Bodies Of Two Americans Exhumed By Indonesia: Soldiers; Americans Killed By Unidentified Gang In West Java

2 AMERICANS MURDERED IN WEST JAVA   Professor and Newsman Slbi: On Journey by Unidentified Gona.

GOVERNMENT WENT INTO HOLE AT RATE OF $2,000,000 HOURLY DURING APRIL

April One of Worst Months in History Of US. Treasury  Government Went Into Hole Nearly ee a ae

TWO SPENT AS ONE COLLECTED  Treasury Goes Into Hole Daily At Rate Of 47 Million Dollars

Treasury Current Deficit Is Over Two Billion Mark  Government Spent About $100,000,000

25 Are Given Stiff Sentences in Spy Trials in Bulgaria   Two Get Life Terms; All Had Confessed, Reports Indicate

One Infant Stolen From Incubator   Mother of Four Admits Takina Baby

Posse Hunts Mad Slayer Of Three   Ex-Convict Kills Daughter, Two Other Persons

Garden Contest Being Sponsored By Kiwanis Club  Block-Long Plot Designated As

Garden Contest Being Sponsored By Kiwanis Club   Block-Long Plot Designated As Freedom Gardens

O HEAVIER TAXES TO BE SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Stabilization Unit To Be Created For U. S.

Kings and Princes Follow Gustaf To Swedish Grave   American Warships Join In Final Salute To Gentle Monarch

MacArthur, Announcing Escape, Says Drive Exposed in Time “Enormous” Se: cret Political and Military Decisions.

K.vacuated _ Forces Taken South, Join Kighth Army May Help Throw  New Defense Line Across Peninsula  Cis a E fe Te >» i oe 

Troop Removal By Sea 1A Success-M’ Arthur   General Reports U. N. Forces Redeployed To June. ture With Eighth Army — New Defense  T te: bhedinnkad

Evacuated Army Forms Juncture With 8th Army  Actual Positions Now Held Military Secret For Time

THE ENEMY AT HOME:  Communist Fronts Echo Malik's Propaganda In Widespread Conspiracy

By Maleolm Johnson (i. N.S. Staff Correspondent) THE ENEMY AT HOME Chanter Pica

Judge Keech Refuses To Speed Trial To Aid  Nation's Coal Crisis   Jurist Ignores Union Pleas That Men Were In Rebellion Against Lewis Order To Work.

Civil, Criminal Contempt Action Being Pushed   Lewis Will Not Be Tried Due to "Work’ Order —

Judge Rules Union Detied Court Orders   Jurist Ignores Pleas That UMW Struck On Own Initiative

UNION’S PLEA TO STAVE OFF ACTION FAILS   Claimed Miners ‘Walked Off Jobs “On Their Own”

Court Rejects — UMW Arauments   Soft Coal Miners Will Be Haled Into Federal Cour! Monday to Face Charges of Civil and Criminal Contempt for Refusing to Halt Thoir Strike

Truman Requests Program For Small Businesses  Wants Gov't To  Insure Loans

Bar Group Seeks Way to Combat Divorce In U. S.; Nevada Clients Not Main Problem

New Plan For Ailing Marriages, Not Divorce, Is ‘Must’ For United States

Hal Boyle Gives Account of Tremendous Attack by Air   Mia EEal Feesa: tt

Holiday Drivers Get Pat On Back  AAA Takes Issue With Saflate Cannril

South Korea's Officials Flee Danger   Capital Tottering but Supplies Are Being Rushed

U.S. Fighter Plane Shoots Down North Korean Craft Over Capital’s Airport

Russian-Made Plane Downed By US. Craft   Center of Battlefront Crumpling on 3rd Day Of Surprise Invasion

South Korea’s Officials Flee Danger  Capital Tottering “a  eat Goecsnen thiam   Capital Tottering but Supplies Are Beina Rushed

100 Americans Evacuated by Planes, Ships  Munitions Rushed To Hobs Rercine  Pe ae ee ee oe

Thousands of Enemy Troops ‘Slip Across Naktong River In ‘New Threat On Central Front

Yanks Oftensive Slowed in South   Marines Free Infantry Men Cauaht in Communist Trap

Frazier Predicts Victory   Confident; Pickett Continues Picketing Miles, Chavez Also

Korea Failure Would Doom UN, Lie Says   Sec. General Declares UN Must Not Give Up Fight Against Reds

U.N.’s Future RidesOn Korea   Lie Says Solution Must Be Resolved

Failure In Korea Will Doom All UN Hopes, Say.  Secretary General Lie

UN Must Win In Korea for It fo Survive   Lie Tells Norwegians Whole Future of UN Tied up in Outcome Of Korean War

UE URGES U. N. REMAIN IN KOREA   Sees Failure To Stop Red: Dooming Organization

Rail Pact Bars Strike 3 Year:   300,000 Given Pay Boost TVinine-Coast Bonns _

BODIES OF SOLDIERS ARE RETURNED HOME   Wilkes-Barre Mourns For 33 Native Sons Killed In Train Wreck Last Monday

Yanks May Be Forced Back Farther  T Se ae Tan Tames   Lines Too Long for Troops Disposed Along It

Yanks May Be Forced Back Farther   Lines Too Long for Troops Disposed Alona th

Five Killed, Five Hurt In Head-On Crash   Washington Boulevard Scene Of Another Wreck In Dense For

Fifty Killed When Peruviar Revolt Flares  Rebel Leader Claims Control of Arequipa, Second Largest City

50 Reported Dead in Peru Revolution   Center of Arequipa Claimed by Rebels, But Military Regime Asserts Revolt Fails

Baseball Spectator Shoots Himself in TV Press Box   Laundryman Wounds Self Fatally During Houston Game; Telecast Fans Hear Shot

GI INSURANCE   Congressional Committee Calls Present Setup ‘Inefficient’

CAPITAL OPENS BIRTHDAY PARTY   BARKLEY ADDRESSES 10,000. WARNS OF THREATS TO YFREE"OM FROM WITHIN,

Nation’s Capital Throwing 150th Birthday Program   Gaudy Event iBilled As Most S ~ poeta Pageant  Since Inauguration Of George achinotan

CLOAK-DAGGER SLEUTHING  Scholl Bribery Trial Takes on Weird Aspects

California Recluse Leaves Fortune to Those Who Had Been Kind to Him

Solon Charges Whitewash Iry Against Probe  State Department May Be Issue in Campaign

“Whitewash: Has Senator Seeing Red   Brewster Charges Democrats Filibuster McCarthy Testimony

rewster Hits * Senate Probers   Assails McCarthy’s Democratic ‘Hecklers’

DEM BID SEEN TOWHITEWASH STATE DEPT.   Says Probe of .Charge Reds Are on Payrolls Blocked by Heckling

Democrats Seek Whitewash /Of State Dep’t, Says Brewster  ' Statement Adds Political Tinge

‘Whitewash’ Charge Made In Probe  Brewster Blasts - At Dlemoacrats

OHIO RIVER AT FLOOD STAGE   Thousands Left Homeless As Heavy Rains Hit Southern Areas

SWOLLEN RIVERS ROUTING MANY IN FOUR STATES   Rising Streams Pour Torrents Into Ohio River, Forcing Residents To Higher Ground— Cold Hits Northwest.

Nature Continues To Batter Nation  Arkansas Added to Southeastern Flood Area; Texas Is In Grip of Ice  COLD SEVERE IN NORTH  Citrus Growers Slack or  Use of Smudge Pots as California Warms Up   COLD SEVERE IN NORTH

Heavy Rains, Sleet Storms Hit Wide Areas of Nation: Ohio River Posing New Flood Threat

Thousands Forced Out Of Homes As Flood Waters Swirl Around 4 States

Arkansas Added to South. eastern Flood Area; Tex as Is In Grip of Ice   COLD SEVERE IN NORTH   Citrus Growers Slack on  Use of Smudge Pots as California Warms Up

Flood Waters Are Rising In Parts OF U. §.   Thousands Already Homeless; Records For Cold Are Set

Rain and Sleet Sends River Up  Torrents of Flood Waters Enter Ohio

Ohio River Nearing Grave Flood Stage   Safety of Many Towns in Several States Menaced by Rising Waters:

Thousands Are Forced ToLeave Homes By Floods   Rain And Sleet Over Wide Area; Cold In Northwest Continues

Ohio River On Rampage Due To Rains And Sleet   Thousands Homeless In Eastern Arkansas; Far West Still In Grip Of Zero Temperature; New York Gets Rain.

FLOOD MENACE SPREADING OU   Rising Ohio River Perils Mid west Region—Kentucky, W. Virginia Threatened

Four States Threatened By Floods   Heavy Rains And Sleet Pour Torrents Of Water Into Rivers Which Rise Rapidly

Heavy Rains Endangering Ohio Valley   River Is Nearing — 52-Foot Flood Crest In Cincinnati Aree

Ohio River Continues to Rise Rapidly   Nation Experiencing Wide Variety of  Inclement Wanther

Thousands Homeless In Flood Sectors   Six Inches of Rain Falls in Kentucky Since Sunday

Ice Thaw, Rain Push Ohio River Near Flood Mark   Northwest Notes New Cold Records As Freeze Holds

Attlee Wants US. to Avoid War With Chine   Truman Facing Problem of Red Threat in Europe

WEMLAS ALLY BGI I  14,077,057 Acres for Kansas Are Apportioned Among Counties

Paratroopers escape Crash  Crewman Dead and 2 Others Believed Lost

26 Parafroopers — Jump From (-119  Air Force Plane Crashes   Air Force Plane Crashes And Burns; Crewmen - Believed Dead .

Young Killer Surrenders After 9 Hours Of Freedom — Society’s Too Much For Him

Escaped Killer Gives Self Up   Find Life Outside Too Difficult So  He Surrenders

Surrenders To Police. Nine Hours Later Young Escapee Declares Life. Ontcide Prison Is Too Tough

Must Not Let Down Guard Following Victory in Korea, Bradley and HerrimanWarn

TROOP TRAINING UNDER GUNFIRE AGAIN ORDERED   "Realistic Exercises” Will Be used At Army Camas

Program Lining Up For Demo Meeting  State Ceatrel Commities Te Be Asked to Oppose Conrtitutional Conruntion

Soldiers Make Way Toward Ten Stranded After Plane Crashes   Searching for LongMissing Army Plane Passengers In C-47

RESCUE PARTY BEGINS 52-MILE TREK TO PLANE   Airmen Crashed During Vast Search For Missing Plane

Rescue Par ty F ights Snow, ¢ ‘old To Save 10 ~) es ned Searchers

Del Rio Weather information   Furnbbed by U. 8. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau

Del Rio Weather {nformation   Pucuishes by U. @. Dept. of Commerce  i Weather Burece

JUDITH COPLON AND GUBITCHEY GET 15 YEARS   Russian’s Sentence to Be Suspended On Day He Is Deported From U. S.

Sentence to Be Suspended Day He Is Deported   Judith Coplon, Accomplice, to Serve 15 Years

Sentence of  Judy Coplon ls 15 Years   Deportation Decreed for Russian; Acheson, McGrath Plea.

Red Spy's Sentence To Be Suspended On Day He Is Deported   Court Refuses Bail For Judith Pending Appeal And Orders Her To Begin Paying Penalties.

ussian Spy rdered To eave U.S.   udith Copion Must eve 15 Years As  “es, Ten Country

De portation Ordered for Red Engineer   Secy. Acheson _ Gets Suspension Of Spv’s Sentence

Court Asks Deportation Of Gubitchev; Copion Gets 15-Year Sentence

Coplon, Friend Get Sentence   l5-year Terms Are Imposed on Woman, Gubitchey Today,

Pair Accused Of Conspiracy  Espionave   Judge Yields To Acheson Request For Suscnensinn

OPLON, GUBEPCHEY SENTENCED ‘ od 1‘@ a Spies Given . TT ; Lons Terms

Russian to Be Deported; Girl  Goes to Prison Acheson Asks That Engineer Be

Gubitchev Slated For Deportation, Coplon For Jail   Both Draw 15-Year Prison Terms

WASHINGTON PERFECT ATOM BOMB TARGET   Truman Insists Upon Funds To Disperse Government Avencics

UMW Pickets Seek to Enforce Outlaw Strike   Violence Hits Mines In Pennsylvania and West Virginia Fields

President Plans NoFuriher Action; Meanwhile Industry Shows First Siens of Closing

Coal Strike Is Marked By Violence   2 Pickets Report _ Someone Opens Fire On Them"

Heavy Industries And Railroads Rush Plans For Sharp New Cutbacks As 400,000 United Mine Workers UMW Members Ignore Emergency Injunction   LEWIS MEETS WITH OPERATORS TOMORROW

‘Miners Seek to” Enforce Outlaw Strike in Area  — f°... 2n Chad Kumen A ambessoie   Two Pickets Shot from Ambush Near Derry: Supply Cut to 11 Days

A-Bomb Carrier Sought For Nav  Vinson Cites Need Of New Super Ship

Atlantic Pact Powers Agree OnCommande:   Eisenhower Talks With Truman, Says He Would Take Job

‘Ike’ Is Seen Truman Choice  To Lead Force   ‘Pact Representatives Fail To Reach Agreement On Cermany

PACT NATIONS AGREE ON ONE COMMANDER   Always Available for Duty, General Eisenhower Tells Truman.

Pact Nations Appear Set To Pick Chief      ‘I Am Available For Duty, Eisenhower Says After Seeing Truman

EISENHOWER IS EXPECTED TO GET POST   Re-arming of Germany Is Still Undecided  By Powers.

SKIES WILL CLEAR   Following Heavy Rains in Central and Eastern Kansas

Ast Cavalry Division Hits Front   25th Division Holds Artillery Duel With Reds

U.S. And Australian Fighter Pilots Report They Shot Up 18 Red Tanks In Close Ground Sweeps

Record Total Vote Forecast   42,000,000 Ballots ‘Seen Next Tuesday

CLOSE DECISIONS IN PARTY RACES BEING FORECAST   Democratic And Republican Leaders Figure On Edge Needed For Control Of Next Congress.

Record Vote, . Close Outcome  Due Nov. 7   GOP May Default On Reply to Truman: Party Is Broke

Big Vote Seen In Battle to Rule Conaress   Politicians Figure Decision Might Be Closest in 6 Years

Record Vote Anticipated  Elections   Least Claims By GOP, Democrats Prove Closeness

.42 Millions to Go to Booths, Is Prediction   Control of Congress Hangs in Balance

Politicians ‘Predict Record: Voting In Off-Year Eleetion   End Of South Carolina Poll Tax Expected To Follow Nov. 7 Ballot

Congressional Election Goes Into Final Week of Campaign   Minimum Claims Made by Parties

BOTH PARTIES PREDICT VICTORY —s_. Close Decision On Congress Expected

— ELECTION — Clese Race And Recorc Vote Seen.   BOTH SIDES CLAIM EDGE

Close Decision Seen In Race To Control Congres:   Gabrielson Predicts GOP Will Pick Up Five Seat: In Senate, 25 In House; Demos Point To Gains

Heavy Vote Is Expected Next Week   May Set Off-Year Record And Exceed 42,000,000; Close  Nerician Qin Canerece

 Estimate Vote May Top 42 Million Closest Decision in 6 Years, Big Turnout Expected Nov. 7

Enemy Troops Reported In Panicky Flight   1,750,000 Pounds Of Fx. plosives Dropped On Red Troops Massed For Assault: Other Areas Ouiet

Taegu’s Atfack Troops Flee In Mass Panic   1,750,000 Pounds Of Explosives Hit 26 Square Miles

875 Tons of Bombs Dropped on Enemy Area Before Taeaqu   ‘Some of Foe Forced Back Across Naktong River by Record Blow; Lull on Other Sectors of Front

IWO BOYS BURNED IN ADAMS COUNT   Frederick Burnell Fox, 10, Biglerville R. D. 1, Dies— Older Brother In Fair Condition In Hospital

Tito -Tells Congressmen Cominforir Has ‘Lost Face’ in Korean Defeat

President Sees No Need To Feat War Is Near  Economy In Defense Spending Contrary Ta Views af Military

Truman Predict: Arms Cost Cut   World Situation Better, He Reports

Arms Costs May Be Cut   International Situation Now Improving, Truman Says in Optimistic Review

Motor’s OK; Ad Backfires Ruthie Waves Her Rubles, But Auto Dealer Welshes

TARIFF CUTS. EXPECTED 10 BUILD TRADE   United States Plans  ~ Concessions to Stimulate International Business.

Workers At Polls Report Balloting Is Early, Heavy      Veteran Observers Predict Total Of 450,000 To 500,000

Network To Reach All Cities   Alertness Labeled Of Top Importance

Calls For Home-Front ‘Cooperation   President Sends Security Board’s Plan To Congress

Nation Told To Prepare For Alfacks   Security Board Warns Defeat Is Alternative

Former New York Cop Charged With Running Huge Gambling Syndicate for Harry Gross.

GAMBLING PROBE NET SPREADING   Former New York Detective Accused OF Running $20,000.000-A-Year Syndicate  Bar Pouce

EX-COP FACES RACKETS QUIZ   Held In Custody Chargec With Running Huge Gambling Ring

Ex-Cop Ran Racket As Boss Vacationed   Handled $20,000,000 Gambling Syndicate, Lived Life of Country Gentleman on Connecticut Estote

Ex-Cop Accused In Crime Probe  Charge Is He Ran Gambling Svndicate

Retired New York Officer Under Guard Ex-Policeman Charged With Runnina Gambling Syndicate

TWO FROM SANDOVAL WILL GRADUATE THIS WEEK FROM UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

Ruth: Nastwdnd-<: en Elwood Simith "to. Receive Degrees  at Illinois U. -

FORMER AKRON GIRL CALLED BY DEATH ©   Rites Held February 22 At Kenosha, Wisc., For Mrs. Herman Lupi

MacArthur Orders Early Mop-Up Of — North Korean Area   Aims At Early Elections In North

PARATROOPERS LAND BERIND ENEMY LINES   Hope to Trap Remaniing 27,000 Reds Near Capital

It's a Bite to Finish Between Badger, Ohio Swiss Cheese   Congress to Nibble on Wheels, Decide 

4 Petersons Among 13 Filin For Governor   235 Seek State, Congressional Nominations

AIK AND GROUND MARINES IN FRAY   BOYINGTON'S BLACK SHEEP GIVE GROUND SUPPORT FOR CHINJU ASSAULT.

ce Storm Hits Northern Texas  Damage Over Million To Poles And Wires

Telephone, Power Crews Struggle To Correct Havoc Of Texas Ice Storm

REPUBLICANS MEET TO TALK STRATEGY   State-Wide Candidates to Gather in Hershey

ARMY BUILDING BILL APPROVED   Senate Passes Measure Calling For $18,006,000 Worth Of Construction In North Carolina.

Plea To Court On Race Bans Held Planned   Final Knockout Blow Seen Aim Of Negroes In Next Term

Many Suits By Negroes Predicted   Sweeping Decision Could Raise New Issue of State Liabilites.

Anti-Negro Ban Hinted   High Court May Ask To Cut Segregation Altogether

Four Times as Much for Rural Roads If Road Plan Carries   Better Roads Committee Reports Counties Will Get Quadrupled Funds for Local Roads If April 4 Vote Favors State Road Proaram

Says Rural Road Funds Would Rise 4-Fold Under New Taxes   Better Roads Group Issues Figures Showing Farm-to-Market Money Would Increase 3.6 to 16 Millions Annually if Plan Okayed

East German     Cut In Hal   “Deserter” Reports West Iran Measures Scare Off Many Plons

Western Counter-Propaganda May Halve W hitsuntide Rally Strength. Says Red ‘Deserter”

230,000 to Show Up Many Berlin Marchers ‘Seared Off, Official. Says

Iron Measures By West Frighten German Youth Planning Berlin March   Communist Deserter Declares Only Half Of Predicted Number Expected Vo Take Part In Red Demonstration

Sut Officials Fear Possibility Hé May Intend to Plant False Feeling of Security Among Westerners.

Reds Described Scared Off From  March on Berlin   Communist ‘Deserter’ From Youth Group Says West's Power Cows Plotters

COMMUNIST DESERTER SAYS "EAST GERMAN YOUTHS LOSING ‘INTEREST IN SUNDAY’S MARCH:

German Youths Are Frightened By Propaganda   Western Counter Acts May Cut in Half Their Whitsun Rally Strength

DESERTER SAYS EAST GERMANS FEAR THE WEST   Communist Free German Youth Official Gives Whitsuntide Plans

Red Youths Scared, Invasion Off   East Zone Germans Won‘t Try to Enter West Berlin

Russian Zone Fugitive Reports Red Ardor for Berlin Clash Cooling

Rigid Rules Cut Number Of Marchers   Red Deserter Says Tron Measures May  Scare Off Youths

lron Measures Of West Claimec Scaring Reds  Germany Youths Said Deserting Proposed

Americans Fighting Desperately To Stop North Korean March   Communists Using Infiltration Tactics To Create Confusion Behind The South Korean Lines.

12 U.S. TANKS KNOCKED QU   Ten Destroyed, 2 Disabled—Enemy Using 60-Ton Juggernauts.

Report 10 U. S. Tanks Destroyed   Two Others Disabled In Battling North Korean Forces

AMERICAN LOSS TEN TANKS IN KOREAN FIGHT   Two Others Disabled I: Battle With @-Ton Enemy Behemoths

10 American Tanks Have Been Destroyed  — 2 Others Disabled, Defense Department Advises in Report

China Red Spurns  Seat at Council   Action Protests Inclusion of Korean Matter on  Agenda

China Red Spurns  Seat at Council   Action Protests Inclusion o Korean Matter on ~  Agenda   AN UNYIELDING STAND   Will, Only Sit in Security Council to Discuss U. S. Aggression -

Publishers Defend Dixie   ‘Malicious Campaign Of Smear’ Attacked

Diary of Highlights in Korean War, Just Two Calendar Months Old Today

in at Gog bd Neatockahtehe ese ey at Templehot aiedTOMe e nag ee me) for : the e Ho sbhs News-Sun     n 62 Eventful Days. American S's  Near Diary:: Hold the Best Red Koreans  Pitch

Korean War Two Months Old Today;  Reporter's Diary Reviews Progress

Korean War Two Months Old TodayAnd UN Forees Prepare for Offensive

Farm Production in 1949 Equal to Record for 1948  Start 1950 With Continued Heavy Volume of Sales

Gale Batters Pacific Coast Taking 2 Lives   Storm Blocks, Floods Roads; Beaches Boais

Violent Storm Damaging the Pacitie Coast.   Gales Sweep from California North to Oregon Border

Blast In Syria Fatal To 200  Fuel Depot Explosior Leaves 382 Iniured

Cancer Causes Tragedy  Author Slays Wife, Self In ‘Mercy Death’ Compact

MERCY DEATH’ AND SUICIDE CLOSE CAREER OF AUTHOR   Gilpatric Kills Wife And Takes Own Life; Cancer Caused Tragedy

Rene Pleven Confirmed As French Premier  Gets 373-185 Vote   Gets 373-185 Vote Of Assembly; Seconc Chief Within Week

Cabinet Formed By Rene Plever   New French Premier Faces Old Problems

Rene Pleven Confirmed as French Premier   Receives Strong Majority; Seeks To Form Cabinet

NEW YORK MAYOR TO HIRE RAINMAKER   O'Dwyer Decides on Slep in Effort to Obtain Biilion Gallons of Water Daily.

Crying for Wet Days O'Dwyer. Takes Steps to Hire ‘Professional ‘Rain Maker’

Senate Passes Bill to Repeal US. Oleo Tax   Conferees Named To Reach Accord With Lower House

Senate Passes Oleo Tax  Repeal Measure  Repeated Efforts  to Amend  Bill Are Defected

Senate Votes 56-16 Repeal OF Gieo Tay   Measure Now Goes to Conference Where Difierences are Expected to be Ironed Out

Deaths From Accidents al Near Record   739 Americans Perish In Observation of July 4th Holiday; Traffic Toll Ie 458 Lives

Holiday Death Toll Reaches  New High. 780   Traffie Accidents Claim 183: 176 Drowned:  Previous Mark 76]

780 VIOLENT DEATHS IN _ FOUR DAYS   July 4 Weekend Holiday Toll Hits All-Time High; 483 Traffic Fatalities Reported.   Z LIVES LOST ‘YON ILLINOIS ROADS   Total of 32 Killed in State; Two Separate Auto Crashes Each Claim Three Lives.

'Nation’s Holiday Accidental Death Toll Reaches Record-Breaking High

Holiday Accidents In Indiana Kill 22  Deaths Across Nation Shoot Over 700 Mark —Near All-Time High

Holiday Death Toll May Pass All-Time Mark   Traffie Again Tops Fatal Mishaps Over Four-Day Week End

Death ‘Toll 700 Over July 4th   Holiday Fatalities Mount Toward All-Time Record in United States

Toll of Dead  For Holiday Nears 800   Tops All-Time Mark Highway Smashups Take 482 Lives.

TRAFFIC TOLL ACROSS NATION CLIMBS TO 443   157 Persons Drowned; _ No Fatalities From Fireworks Listed

Slaughter S W orst in U.  Histor v; ke   One Died Every 8 Minutes of Weekend

Accidental Death  parent benraie rerte Hite A erate gat Mts AE oe  Struck Down 739 During Weekend

Death Toll Over Holiday Nears Record  711 Killed, Traffic Accounts For 443

739 DIE IN NATION IN 4-DAY WEEKEND   Toll Rockets Toward 1936 Peak; Traffic Jams Seen History’s Worst

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OF 780 IS NEW U.S. RECORD   AUTO ACCIDENTS CLAIMED 483 OVER FOUR DAY HOLIDAY

Holiday Death Toll Hits 739   458 Killed tn Highway Accidents, 168 Drown

Estimate Passed  More Than 600 Die as Holiday Accidental Death Toll Mounts

Holiday Death Toll Above 700   443 Fatalities In Accidents Qn Hischwavs

len Aline high   Accidental Deaths -Fotal 780; Wisconsin “Total-ls Below.1949

Fourth Death Toll Reaches All-Time High   783 Killed In Holiday: Traffic Accidents Lead With 482

Accidents Claim 183 U.S. Lives During Holiday  482 Die in Mishaps  On Cr owded Highwe ays I72 Ra ned

48? Traffic Deaths Over the Week-end   Overall Total 783; Biggest Highway Jam in Histery

New All-Time — High Set During Long Week End  Traffic Accidents Account for 483

Holiday Death  Toll May Shatter  All-Time Record Total Climbing  As Travelers Trek Homeward

Violence Accounts for At Least 739 Deatlis ‘During Weekend: Texas Third With 45

Accidental Deaths Strike Down 739 Persons In Nation Over Long Holiday

Figures Higher Than Expected. ©  Accidental Death Toll Is 7 39 In: This Nation

TEMPERATURE   Road Smashups Take 482 Lives   178 Drown, Other Mishaps Claim 122 In Nation

Death Toll Over Holiday Reaches 739   Accidental Death Over Weekend Near 1936’s All-Time High of 761

Holiday Death Toll Reaches All-Time Record as 783 Die   Safety. Council Head Calls 482 Deaths in Traffic ‘Butchery’

783 Die In Pursuit Of Pleasure   July 4th Sets All-Time Record for Accidental Holliday Deaths

Holiday Deaths Reach All-Time Record in U.S. ©   780 Killed in 4-Day Week-End: Traffic Accounts for 483

Holiday Accident Toll Soars Over 700 Mark Tons Advance Predictions

 739 Violent Deaths Mark Big Weekene   4158 Lives Claimed  By Smashes On Roads; All-Time Record Is Noared

ONE KILLED EVERY 10 MINUTES! Holiday Toll--739; _ - Traffie Claims 458.

139 AMERICANS DIE AT FOURTH   Accidental Death Strikes At Higher Rate Than Expected

783 Die During Four Day Independence Week End; Highest in History

Death Rate High Over Long Weekend   Toll Of 739 Americans Taken By Holiday Accidents Over Nation

739 Killed in Holiday Toll  Auto Accidents and Drownings Lead List

783 Killed During Four Day Period   Old Mark, 761 For Nation, Was Set in 1936

Holiday Mishaps Account For 739 American Deaths  Traffic Coaslins On 7; ©¢ .  tTfTy WAT ea tra —   Traffic Crashes On U. S. Highways Take Lives Of 458 People

gtlighway Accidents Claim 482 In Worst US: Traffic Jam In History.”

HOLIDAY DEATHS IN NATION SOAR ABOVE 700 MARK   Traffic Accidents Account for 443 Fatalities — 157 Drown, 3 Killed by Lightning.   TOTAL THREATENS TO SET NEW RECORD   People Die at Rate of One Every 10 Minutes — Toll Far Exceeds Advance Expectations.

Holiday Death Toll Nearing  Record Total   Four-Day Weekend Results In 739 Accidental] Deaths.

739 Die in Accidents In Long Celebration Of Independence Day   468 Fatalities Caused By Traffic Mishaps; Toll Near Record

Holiday's Accidental _ Death Total Is 739   Toll of Four-Day Period Much Higher " Than Expected, Nearing All-Time Mark Set in 1936—Highway Mishaps  > Take 458 Lives. °   27 DEAD. IN. NEW ENGLAND

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 739   Highway Accidents Claig 45€ Lives in America’s Record Traffic Jam

783 Killed In Record U.S. Holiday Toll   Highway Accidents Kill 482; Ohio’s oll Reaches 32

Traffic Mishaps Claim 458 Lives   Toll for Four-Day Independence Day WeekEnd Considerably Higher Than Expected

Kansas City Police Board Members Defy Governor To Unseat Them, Won't Resign

Fisenhower To Testify On Defense   General to Have Chance To. Tell Senators What He Feels Should Be Done To Guarantee Security

Solons To Hear Hisenhower On  Defense Peril   Closed Door Session Slated On Statement U.S. Arms Weakened

Weather   Rail Strike Is Threatened  300,000 Workers Would Be Involved

Rail Strike Looms And Motor Industry Faces New Probiems   White House Continues Efforts to Avert Walkout of Rail Workers; 300,000 Men Would Be Involved

No Agreement Reached Yet in Rail Dispute  Packard Workers Strik Ending Three Months

PACKARD IDLE AS RAILROAD STRIKE LOOMS   White House Continues Efforts To Halt Brotherhoods Walkout

Truman Silent On Coal Crisis   Discuss Impasse With Cabinet Today

Two Camp Hood Warehouses Are Destroyed By Flames   National Guard Property Valued At Over $3.500.000. Stored In Buildinas. Is Lost

HIRE DESTROYS GUNS, ARTILLER}   $5.400,.000 BLAZE SWEEPS WAREHOUSES AT NORTH CAMP HOON IN TEXAS.

But Marine  Battallion  Is Encircled Commies Are Held At Kunu, 47 Miles  » BY... We...

Chinese Roadblock Kstablished Behind U.S. Leathernecks   Half of First Cavalry Regiment Escapes Out Of Trap as Others Trying to Reach Friendly Forces: Southerners Holding Fast at Kunu

War Situation Eases For UN After Retreat   North Koreans And Chinese Try To Spring Series Of Encirclements, But Allied Resistance Stiffens Near Kunu

Todav’s Skies   South Korean Troops Hold F ast After Chinese-Red Army Attacks

South Korean Division Holds Firm At Kunu  Half Of Trapped U. S. Regiment Escapes

Marine Regiment In Northeast Korea Was Threatened With Encirclement For A Time Friday; Allies Are Thrown Back

Counter Drive  Of Korean Reds Grinds to Halt  South Korean Troops Hold Fast at Kunu, 47 Miles North cf Fallen Enemy Capital of Pvonavana.

lalf-of U.S; Regiment: —— Escapes Encirclement as South Koreans Hold Fast

SITUATION FOR UNITED NATIONS FORGES BETTER   ‘Red Counter-Drive in ' Northwest Korea Grinds To Halt   HALF OF TRAPPED REGIMENT ESCAPES

Iwo battalion UI Marines In ra Third Encircled   South Korean Troops Ginnd Enemy Counterattack Tq Halt 47 Miles North Of Pyongyang

Eighth Army Says Action Slows as UN Forces Pull Back and Tighten Lines

MAIN DEFENSES STIFFEN AFTER 50-MILE LOSS   Troopers Of  Encircled Regiment Sift Back To U. S. Forces

Red Counterpush Stalled at Kunu, 47 Miles North of Pyongyang, More U. S. Troops Move Up; Bypassed Foes Cut Road Behind Yanks Near Wonsan

North Korean, Chinese Force Counter-Drive Stilled by Allies; Other Encircled American Troops Try to Filter Through Enemy's Lines

Duff Says US. Facing ‘Crisis   Governor Is Speaker A Faveatte City

7) Proposals Sent General Assembly Of Southern Presbyterian Group

North Koreans Raid Town  Five American Officers Many Civilians Slain

hussia Asks Voice In UN  Peace Patrol   Dulles, Vishinski Confer: U. S. Proposes Boss To Rebuild Korea

Local Forecast   Steel Firms Claim Profit Rate Unfair   Fairless Protests Setup In Congress Hearing; Atom Probe Still On

Company President Reveals Firm Has Not Made A Fair Profit In Twenty Years

Says No Fair Profit Made By US Steel   Fairless Defends Firm’s Action Before Committee

Hope Abandonec for 12 Others Still Trapped   Rescuers Tunnel Through 24-Foot Wall of Coal, Rock

Steinhardt, 4 Others Die m Plane Crash   Ambassador Perishes With Son of Another Envoy When Craft Blows Apart in Air

U.S. Diplomat  Dies in Crash   Steinhardt, 5 Others Killed  As Trancnnrt Paentndoc

U.S. Envoy, 4 Others Killed  In Plane Crash   No Indication Craft Sabotaged: Explosion Heard Before Crash

Ambassador Dies In Blast Aboard Plane  L.A. Steinhardt  And Dlana’« Craw

Lausche Hits Opposition fo Gen. Marshall   Also Raps Taft For His Stand On Profits Tax

IndustryAsks Solons ToEnd Wartime Tax   Business Stimulant Cited If Levies Removed; War May Change Picture

Want Excise Taxes Erased   Congress Hears Plea of Group Of Industriatists

Prison Looms for Bridges   Revocation of Union Chief's Bail Asked

McMath, Laney Head Into Final Stretch  Candidates To Start Week Of

YANK DIVISION FIGHTS ITS WAY _ BACK TO TAEJON   Twenty-fourth Reoccupies City It Lost on July 20 After Heroic Stand Against Reds.   TROOPS ARE TOLD OF ENEMY ATROCITIES   Two Wounded G. L’s Say 4 American Prisoners Were Tied and Shot by Fleeing Foe.

Hazard Named New State Banking Head  Ex-Democratic Solon Aprointed by Lausche

AMERICANS TO STAND OR DIE, SAYS GENERAL   Communists Make Desperate Effort to Hurl Southern Forces Into Sea.

Gen. Walker Warns U.S. Troops to Stop Retreat or Face Annihilation by Reds

2 More Red Regiments Are Tossed Into Fight For Vital Supply Port

Roof Falls as Fire Guts Luby's Kitchen; $20,000 Damage         ‘STAND OR DIE’--WALKER

OIL HEATER FIRE KILLS 3 CHILDREN   Burner Explodes Wher -Mother Relights It.

Miss Chadwick Swims Channel ln Record Time      Crosses In 13 Hours. 28 Minutes; Shirley May France Fails

Slot Machines in State ‘Out’   Federal Court Ruling Establishes Policy’

Shackelford Dies Today For Rape   Guilford County Farme Gassed This Morning

[9 ANXIOUS MINUTES TO DENVER  Airliner Rips Open, Limps In Safely

TOP RIPPED OFF AIRLINER; PLANE IN SAFE LANDING   Engine Comes Loose and Tears Away Fuselage During Night Flight Over Colorado Rockies.   LOS ANGELES MAN DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Seven of 56 Others Aboard Suffer Minor Injuries— Passengers Calm After  First Shock.

Airliner Cut Open By Engine   Mrs. Katharine Byron Gives Advice. To 5] Other Passengers

Big Airliner, Flying Over Rockies, Lands Safely With One Dead  Engine Rips'Through Top of Plane

Runaway Engine Rips Big Plane   But It Lands 52 Pas sengers With Only One Death.

Runaway Engine Rips Open Airliner: One Man Dies But 57 Others Land Safely

PASSENGER DIES: HEART ATTACK Airliner’s Fuselage Torn Open as Engine Flies Off

Engine Is Ripped From Plane, One Passenger Dies   Runaway Motor Cults Into  Fuselage; 12 Suffer : Minor Hurts

CECIL STREEBIN IS CENSUS HEAD   - Will Be Assisted in County by 17 Enumerator:

Eee  PISTOL SHOTS STOP INVADER IN TENT 3 ~—~  Three Regimental CP’s Raided By Chinese Reds

Play It Safe—   116 SCOTTISH MINERS TAKEN FROM CAVEIN   12 Are Unaccounted For After Frenzied Rescue Effort

116 SCOTTISH MINERS TAKEN FROM CAVEIN   12 Are Unaccounted For After Frenzied Rescue Effort

State Agriculture Commissioner To Retire Next Year   Will Establish Home in Valley After He Leaves Office; Announcement Expected to Bring Flock of Candidates: Griffen To Run

J, E. M Donald fo Retire; Will Have Home in Valley  Commissioner of Agriculture Says He Will Not Seek Re-election

Accidents Claim Twelve in State   Two Killed, Five Hurt in Chilton Collision

Governor Wires President  Coal Is Acutely Scarce   Point Near Where Solution Will Be  Impossible, ‘Truman Told

Pacts Signed for Arms Aid to Europe  Accords Put Teeth Into Atlantic   Accords Put Teeth Into Atlantic Defense Program

Pacts Signed for Arms Aid to Europe  eee ee om ee ey Fae.   Accords Put Teeth Into Atlantic Defense Program

US. Signs Arms Aid Accords   Eight Powers to Get Billion Grant to Bolster Atlantic Pac!

Testifies Suspect Unharmed  Sandman Also Denies Noegro Was Molested:   Sandman Also Denies Negro Was Molested; Sao No Padlocks

Nationalists Silent On New Red Invasion   Communist Troops On Hainan Island May Be Winning

Hainan Invaders Continue to Push Nationalists Back   Defenders’ Claims Reds Are Crushed Prove Premature

Chinese Silent About Invasion  Nationelists’ Silent   Nationalists’ Silent May be Ominous; Red Claim Advances

Chinese Silent About Invasion   Nationalists’ Silent May be Ominous; Reds  Claim Advances

REVERSES HANDED TO NATIONALISTS      Claims of Success May Have Been Too Rosy

Connally Hinis Ai Some Action Ouiside of UN   World Capitals Are Busy Scenes After Invasion Reported

Sees Possibility Of Bypassing UN dn New Civil War   Free Countries Might Act over Peace Body, Texas Senator Says

Russian Veto Feared if Use of Force Votec   Knowland Asks if 'Resolutions® Will Halt Invaders

Voices Caution Against Any Hasty Action   Connally Asserts Freedom Loving Nations May Act

U.S. Might Act ‘Over and Above United Nations, Senafor Asserts   Connally Cautions Against Any Hasty Action Until Security Council Meets Again Tuesday, GOP Says Korea Should Not Bring War to U.S.

100,000 Chinese Reds And Russian - Built Jets Spur Withdrawal Of U.S. Forces At Hangnam

Reds Close In On 10th Corps Last Beachheac  Third Division Pulls Back After Attacks;  Air Wor Increncina

10th Corps Withdraws In Circle   Enemy Showing Air Activity Over Northwest

U.S. 10th Gets Set for Battle At Beachhead  Russian Jets Sten Un Action

Air Activity Over Korea Increased  By Chinese  Jets Fight Again Near Bord der   Jets Fight Again Near Bord der; Lull Continues In Western Area

Air Activity Shows Signs Of Increasing   Russian Jets Battle U.S. Planes For Second Dav: West Front Quiet

France Urges Arms Speedup  To Indo-China   Hard Pressed Troops Are Being Driven Back All Aleng China Frontier

Also Requests Change in Type Of Equipment   Tank Landing Craft, Artillery, Bombers Needed

Strike Violence Is  Called “Worst Yet”   State Highway Patrol Reinforcements Ordered to Strikebound American Enka, Corp. Plant.   AUTOS STONED

Two Refuse To Quit Jobs ‘Under Fire’   Remington, Lee Declare Their Loyalty

Sawyer Demands Resignation Of Lee And Remington   May Fire Them If They Decline

z Sawyer Aides To Be Fired   Remingjon Rejects Threat While Lee Reaffirms Lovalty

Two Sawyer Aides Told To Resign   Discharge Aiternative For Pair Involved In Loyalty Probe

Demands Resignation of Two Government Employes   Commerce Secretary  To Oust Two Accused Of Leaning to Leit

OANTER OAD ME WILL FIRE THEM ANYWAY   Doesn’t Question Loyalty Bur Action in Interest of Department.

GOP TARGETS GIVEN ORDERS BY SECRETARY   Sawyer Says Action No Reflection On Loyalty

0. E. 8. TO CONVENE   Neventy-Fourth Annual  Nesalor Will dloen Tonights in Taveka

0. E. S. TO CONVENE   Seventy-Fourth Annual = Seasior Will Open Tonight in Topeka

Allies Fortify West Europe Against Reds   French Reveal  Work Along Rhine

PTA SPRING ASSEMBLY TO MEET HERE APRIL 22   Dr. Myers and Mrs. Groskin To Speak to the Group   OFFICERS’ ELECTION

TWO SPEAKERS ARE TO ADDRESS GROUP   Spring Assembly To Be Held at Doylestown, April 22nd

—Late Sport News—   Konstanty Named to Hurl Opener for Whiz Kids

Youth Wanted in lowa Knife Murder Caught in Montane   lowa Officers on Way to Pick Up Tommy Ellis, 17

Jury Finds Bednasek Innocent   Courtroom Sobs As Student Acquitted OF Stranaling Sweetheart

Bednasek Found Innocent Of Murdering Sweetheart   Crowd Applauds As Verdict Read After 12 Hours Deliberation

Jurors Declare lowa Student To Be Innocent   Rebert Bednasek Is Found Not Guilty After Twelve Hours of Deliberation.

Student Freed In Party Death Of Girl Friend   Confident Robert Bednasek Given Freedom By Weeping Jury

Bednasek Found Innocent Of Strangling Coed   Jury Deliberates For 12 Hours

YOUTH FREED BY JURORS IN COEDS DEATH  Robert Bednasek Is Declared Innocent of Strangling Col. lagva Cwaathaart

Strange Story Of College Boy Aroused By Truth Serum Has !nfluence Upon Outcome

Record Bean, Corn Crops  Causes Storage Problem ‘In SEMO District

U.S. Readies Full Relations With Franco   Acheson Declares Boycott By U.N. Was ‘Mistake’ In Policv Reversal

Ohio Swelling To High Stage   Northeast Gets Snowfall: Aid Sent to Dakotas

AID RUSHED TO STRICKEN AREAS  Floods Threaten Wide Section; Heavy Snow Covers Northeast

Rivers Out Of Banks In Two States   Mighty Ohio Threatens Again; Snow in Northeast.

Says Assembly Shouldn't Have Voted It Down   Counters Lie’s 20-Year Program; Insists Red China Be Seated

Russia Poses Its Peace Plan or None   Peiping Delegates’ Seating Tops Conditions Offered

‘Russia Poses Its Peace Plan or None  wa: oe wi Od   Peiping Delegates’ Seating Tops Conditions Offered

Reds Propose New Scheme ‘Before UN   Vishinsky Says Russian Pian Is _ "Key' to Pedte

Vishinsky Lashes Out at Defeat of Reds’ Program   Demands Seating of Red China, Denounces Lie’s 20-Year Plan

Vishinsky Warns U. N. Peace Quest Is Futile Without Soviet Formula

Russia for Peace It Condition Met  Vishinsky to Accept Lie - Prdgram 3 ina ~ Is Seated  ERATE ON IN UN.  Soviet Spokesman Warns ‘USS. Russian Plan Can’t 7 Be Ignored :

COUNSEL SAYS SEPARATE DEALS LEGAL   Employer Can Insist On Bargaining Only For His Own Worker:

Acheson Plans Secret Report To Congress   Will Review Work of Atlantic Pact Parley For Both Houses

NCEA Is Facing Another Obstacle   Chairman Says He Will Not Reconvene  Committee For Count

‘Slots’ In River Are Identified   Machines Belonged To Colored American Legion Post At Coettvshurge. Pa.

New York Cotton   ‘Phantom Whistler’ Case Ends As Sheriff Blames Pranksters

No Whistling In Paradis, La.  Sheriff Says Menace To Bride Is Hoax

SHERIFF SAYS ‘NO WHISTLER’   Declares Case At Paradis Closed As Far As He Is Concerned

Alleged by FBI to Have Furnished Samples of Powerful New U. S. Explosive for Transfer to Russians.

SYRACUSE, N. Y., CHEMIST CHARGED WITH ESPIONAGE: F.B.1. SAYS HE AIDED REDS

Syracuse Man Held on Charge of Espionage  Gave Samples  ose i, een : ee  eae   Gave Samples  Of New Explosive To Harry Gold, FBI Chief Savs

Assert Alfred Slack Admits Contact With Harry Gold, Held as Fuchs’ Intermediary

FBI Claims He Aided Russians  Get Explosive   Alfred D. Slack Gave Samples to Gold: Held In Bail of S100.000

FBI Says Material Passed To Harry Gold and Then On To Soviet Union Agent

Boauly Queens of Area Arrive at Wellsboro for Laurel Festival   Chemist Charged as Gold Aide

Linked With Gold In Passing Secret Data To Russians   Alfred Slack Of Syracuse Fails To Post $100,000 Bail; Two Soviet Spies Warned

HOW Worker Charged With Aiding Russia   Hoover Says Slack Admitted Giving Gold Kingsport-Made Explosivea

A. D. Slack Accused of Turning Over to Russian Agents Samples of New U, 8, Explosive.     ees   LINKED WITH GOLD, SEIZED ON MAY 23   Prisoner Remanded to Peni  tentiary —Worked on Man hattan Project for Time During War.

Chamict le Uiiulibot f  Seized For Espionage   Explosive Samples Giver To Russians Ic Charae Made

CHEMIST HELD ON FBI CHARGE OF ESPIONAGE   Say Slack Helped Give Reds Powerful New U. §. Explosive

Man Held As Gold’s Accessory   FBI Chief Says Former Ordnance Worker Has Confessed

Russ Delegate Quits Session  UN Refuses to Take lin Seatina Red Chins

Russian U.N. Delegate Stalks Out 1\Of Meeting Over China Ouestion

Chinese Reds Fail To Gain Board Post   Event Marks 24th Time Soviet Delegate Has Left Sessions

Red Korean, Chinese Prisoners Separated; Koreans Threaten Alfics

Air Activity Increased By Chinese Reds      Tempo Of Operations : Steadily Increasing Ir Korea, Says Spokesman For U.S. Air Foree

AT ANNUAL MEETING   All Four Officers of K. U. Memorjal Associaton Ke-Elected

Half Million Communists Are Poised For Assault   Embattled Gls To Get Bullets For Christmas On Korean Frant

New Offensive Likely fo Begin. Tomorrow Night   Hungnam Quiet, Awaiting All-Out Assault by Reds

Mystery Subs Trail Invasion Fleet   Blow at Reds One of ‘War’s Worst-Kent Secrets

Mystery Subs Trail Transport Toward Inchon   Invasion Secret Poorly Kepi; Writer Savs Most Asia Knew It

Marines Suffer Only "Negligible Losses’   Invasion Called One of Worst Kept Secrets

Landing No Surprise To Commies   Preparations Worst-Kept ‘Secrets’ Of War

Ferguson Backed By Labor In Try For Taft Defeat  Ohio AFL Endorses Congressman Young, ther Democrats

BASEBALL FEVER SLOWS WORK ON MONEY BILLS   House Debates 29-Billion-Dollar Bill; Senate Studies Foreian Aid Measure

Clayton Says  Reds To Rule Southeast Asia  Ex-Undersecretary Of State Believes Aid Plan Is Useless

Former State Dept Official Says Reds Will Win S. E. Asia   Will Be Difficult To Hold Japan from Falling to Reds

FEDERAL QUOTAS ON COTTON SALE MAY BE LIFTED   Farm Leaders Think ' Government May Suspend Rigid Restrictions Because  Of Very Short Crop.

  Un Snort Crop  RF arm Leaders Speculate On New [Marketing Quota Developments

Art QUILL VrOp  Farm Leaders Speculate On New Marketing Quota Developments

Democrats Give Up Program To Raise Taxes   Slashes In Levies May Result From Congress Instead

Democratic Tax Law Writers Give Up Net Increase   Instead, May Okay Bill To Cut Excise Levies By Million

Tax Increase Plans Likely To Be Ditched   Demo Senators May Cut Excise Taxes More Than Asked

Democrats Give U Idea of S1 Billion  Increase in Taxes  $1 Billion Cut In Excise Taxes —

tax Writers Abandon Idea of Big Increase   May Approve Bill Slashing Excises by Billion Dollars

Tax Law Writers Draw Up New Bill   Apparently Abandon ruman’s Proposal

DEMOS YIELDING TAX HIKE PLAN   Excise Levies May Be Slashed Billion Dollars Despite . Truman’s Proposal

Democrats hange  Tactics on Taxes  Have Abandoned Proposal of $1,000,000,000 New  - Increases  LOOK FOR REDUCTIONS New Measure Will Cut Ex.  mene: No Changes in   LOOK FOR REDUCTIONS   New Measure Will Cut Ex cises; No Changes in  Individuals

Democrats Give Up Program To Raise Taxes  Slashes In Levies  meu Daerlsd rr rw   Slashes In Levies May Result From Conaress Instead

TRUMAN'S IDEA FOR TAX HIKE APPEARS LOST   Democrats May Okey Different  Revenue Plan

Bigger Slash Favored For Excise Levies   Lost Revenue May Be Found In Loopholes

Tax Law Writers Apparently Drop Truman Proposal  Indications Reveal Cut In Excise Levy May Be Substituted

Party Chiefs Set To Slash Excise Taxes   Individual Income Raies Not Expected To Undergo Changes

May Bypass Tax Boost ‘This Year   Bill Likely to Include  Only Enough New Taxe: To Offset Proposed  $1 Billion Excise Cut

Truman's Tax Plan Stands Little Chance   Demo Legislators Apparently Aban don Idea of $1 Billion Increase

Tax Law Chiefs Eye Billion Cut   15. Democrats Have as Many Ideas on Bill

Truman Tax Hike Program Seems Doomed   Democratic Backers Have Little Hope Of Putting Over Levy Increases

Truman Tax Boost Plan Is Ignored By Congress  po. .:..,tC<C*@m@w’Ci‘ié‘i«‘C‘“‘C§NSNRNSG($EMW Enc   Excise Levy Slash Likely, Increased  Revenue Otherwise

Democrats Lhange  Tactics on Taxes  Have Abandoned Proposal of $1,000,000,000 New  Increases LOOK FOR REDUCTIONS New Measure Will Cut Ex cises; No Changes in  Individuals

Democrats Give Up on Tax Boost   Party Committee Members Abandon Hopes of Tax Hike Asked by Truman   CUT EXCISE LEVIES?   Tax Law Writers Probably Will Offset Cut With Additional Collections

United States Air Force In Action Against Reds While Navy Undertakes Missions At Sea; Koreans Attempting To Form New Line Of Defense At Suwon

South Troops Mauled by Red Tanks; Drive Passes Seoul   Deteriorating Military Situation May Force U. S$. To Commit Ground Trocps To Battle

U. S. Signal Corps Experts Set Up Com. munications on Front; Suwon Field, Used by U. S. Planes, Threatened.

U.S. Combat Troops Put On Alert  In Japan  Northern Reds  Continue Drive ont a 3s

Authoritative Sources In Japan Say Some U. S. Combat Troops Have Been Placed On The  Alert

Red Tanks Grinding Up South Koreans   Southerners Fall Bact As Fighting Moves South, Below Seoul   Superforts In Action

Top Generals Fly To Korea  For Inspection   Reports Indicate U.S. Troops Must Be Used To Save South From Reds

TRUMAN SEEKS WIDE POWERS   Program Calls For Nearly Every Basic Authority Of War Il   BUSINESS AFFECTED

President Calls Rides to Huddle on New Program   Home Front Problems of Production and Supplies Debaied

ARMEDFORCES CALLING BACK RESERVISTS   Senators Put on Full Speed Behind Moves to Give “President Authority to  Expand Defenses   COMMITTEES MEETING

HOME FRONT’S PLACE IN WAR AS DISCUSSED   President and Cabinet Scan Effects of Military Program on Nation  ‘

Cabinel fo Confer With HST on Plan   ‘Leaders to Discuss Just What Impact New Plan Will Have on *Home Front Economy

 To Check Home Front Truman Advisors Called for Close Look at New Program

Truman Calls Meeting To Study New Program   Chief Executive And Cabinet Members Confer On How Military Exnansion Will Affect IJ. S.   Corporation Tax Will Add Billions To U.S. Treasury

Cabinet Heads Are Reviewin:  ‘Home Front’  Prepare All-Out Production To   Prepare All-Out Production To Bolster Army

NATION'S CHIEFS STUDY PROGRAM   Part Of Cabinet And Mobilization Head Called To Conference By Truman.

White House Cont ers On New Program  Ton Men Raview   Top Men Review Military Program Changes for US

Truman Calls Conference With Top Staff Members  To Diseuss New Program   Home Front Matters Get Top Priority As Leaders Assemble At White House

Fuchs Case To Cause Review Of Atomic. Body  Congress Ready To Pf _fe. ggg.?* _   Congress Ready To Probe Affairs Of Commission

TALKING IN SLEEP   Bride, 17, Reveals Secret Wedding to Rexall  Deua Mair .

BOARD REPORT ADMITS SOME cFX PROBLEM   Probe Follows Recordings of Secret Sessions of Parole Board.

RIGHTIST PARTIES IN MAJOR WIN   Lower Austria Votes Oust 10 Of 11 Red Mayors

All Members Of AEC Are  Renominated   President Undecided On the One Vacancy And Chairmanship

Committee Finds Points In Favor Cf Combination   Study Of Matter Sull Underway

Army Studies Combination  Of Draft, UM   Defense Dept. Secks , Ever-Ready Reserye OF Trained Manpower

Hope Aid May Stem Invasion   U. S. Aid is Held As Hope of Preventing War From Exploding

U.S. Aims To Loealize, End War In Korea   Security Council's Demands May Give America Cause To Use Korees In Japan

 Hopes Held Red Invasion Can Be Stemmed At Once   U. S. Military Aid And Diplomatic Suppor Expected To Prevent Attack From Exploding Into Broader Conflict.

‘Truman Says Matter May Not Menace Peace Hopes   Emergency Parleys Held By Officials All Through Today

Will Contain 50 Forecasts Covering Many Important Topics Such as Farming, Business, Politics, Etc.

PE SE ECT CLE LE EE EE ES OO OE eS ae  Watch for Babson’s Predictions for 195]

British Editor, With Record As Accurate Forecaster, Says Soviet Has Already Made Hydrogen Bomb

British Editor Says Russians — Have Already Exploded H-Bomb   Claims Sources Of Information On Both Sides Of Iron Curtain

REDS REPORTED “TO HAVE MADE SUPER H-BOME   British Editor Believes Rus. sians Exploded New DeathDealing Weapon

‘Russia Has Exploded ‘Super Bomb   Editor Who Predicted Other Atomic Moves By Soviet Says They Have Tried New Weanon

Soviets’ Plans For 11 Blasts Are Revealed   Editor Says Three New “Super-Bombs Deadicad Ry Rade

‘Editor Of British Magazine Declares Russians ‘ Already’ Have Made And Exploded Hydrogen Bomb

; REDS PUSHING ATOMIC TESTS? British Editor Claims Russians Already Have Made, Exploded H-Bomb

Tipster Declares H-Bomb Tested   More Russian Blasts tn March Forecast

Statement Made By Man Who Correctly Foretold  Red A-Blast   Hydrogen Weapon ‘Already Tested’   But He Fails To Give Date And Time Of Reported Explosion

Claims Soviets Have Exploded Hydrogen Bomb  bh Editor Sav   British Editor Says Reds To Conduct Series Of Atom Blast:

Private Pipeline— British Editor Claims Russia Has Already Made, Exploded H-Bombs

SAYS: RUSSIA — HAS MADE AND TESTED H-BOMB   Has Produced Three, Say: Editor Who Predicted Red A-Bomb. >

Briton Says 3 Built   Br idges Asks High - Level Spy Pr obe Tn U.S.

British Edifor Who Predicfed Russian Aton 'Bomb Blast, Says Soviets Have H-Bomb

British Editor Says Russians  Have H-Bomb   Claims Reds Made 3 And Exploded One; Withholds Source

ee ee ENTS SENET CEES  '  British Editor Says Reds Have Exploded H-Bomb

Says Russia Has Exploded H-Bomb  British Editor Claims Reds . Already Have Made And ee

HYDROGEN BOMB IS SET OFF BY REDS, REPORT   British Editor Who Called Turn On A4Bomb Makes Statement

SAYS RUSSIA HAS H-BOMB   British Editor Reports Soviets Have Already Tested Weapon

Says Russia Already Has Exploded H-Bomb   British Editor, Who Correctly Predicted Soviets Would Set Off Atomic Blast in 1949, Declares They Have Made Three Super Bombs.   CLAIMS SECRET PIPELINE

Soviets Already Have Tried H-Bomb ‘British ‘Predicting Editor’ Says

On Strike Since Jan. 25, 89,000 Workers Have Lost 65 Million in Wages

Areas Batten Down For Heavy Blow Tropic Storm Heads For Mexico's Coast

Hurricane Due To  Hit Near Veracruz Winds Rise to:110 moh:   Winds: Rise to-110 mph; May Affect 250-Milé Area

Hurricane to Move Inland In Mexico   Winds Increasing, Hit 110 Miles Per Hour Near Center

WantsIngrid Rossellini Barred from U.S. Video Senator Johnson Contends Film   Senator Johnson Contends Film  Pair Guilty of ‘— Moral Turpitude

The Tiny Tim Fired From Fighter Plane Gets Good Results   Bridge Destroyed Along With 13 Enemy Locomotives; Sets Ammunition And Oj! Trains Afire. ©

Jury Convictst Hicks Of Conspiracy In Attempt To Blow Up Radio Tower

EXPLOSION PLOT SENTENCE GIVEN   Hicks, Discharged Radio Technician, Convicted Of Conspiracy In Attempt To Destroy Tower

Russ Speed Up Berlin Traffic. Then Get Tough   Old Truck Schedule Suddenly Reimposed ; Normal Runs Predictes

REDS EASE BERLIN GRIP, THEN TIGHTEN   Five-Trucks-Per-Hour Rate Doubled To Normal, Then Abruptly Cut Back

Russians Again Clamp Down On Truck Traffic   Reimpose Strict Schedule After 20-Hour Relaxation

IncreasedActivityProbably ls Forerunner Of The Expected Enemy Attack

Nation’s Vets Get $6,552,063,282 in Benefits During Last Fiscal Year

WALL COLLAPSED; FIREMAN KILLED   THREE OTHERS INJURED WHILE BATTLING BLAZE IN OKLAHOMA CITY.

Gambling Probe Hampered By Senate Deadline  ~ Senator McCarran Says Committee Need: ' More Time

Sees Senate’s Crime Inquiry Being Crippled   McCarran Says Time Limit Would Destroy Work

CRIME INQUIRY IS DESTROYED M'CARRAN SAYS   July 31 Time Limit Makes Study Waste Of Funds, He Aaeerts

Store Sales Rise Sharply  Trade Had Been Slow Until Korea Attack

Red Regime Makes Bid for Armistice; To Withdraw Troops   Free Elections under UN‘s Auspices Offered as First Step in Unifving Government

BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!  PRINTED AND BOXED SOCIAL STATIONERY  ‘ { di

Fairless Avers Steel Hike Fully Justifiec   Claims Corporation Fails to Make Fair Net Returns

Effort to Keep Operators From Their Jobs Fails  ae vera) Ka aches Dow trua

Police Battle With Pickets   Telephone Co. Strikers ir Losing Fight at Philadel phia Today.

Violence Breaks Out As Strikers, Police Entangle   Pickets Attempt To Keep Workers .. Fram Coine Th Toh

TELEPHONE PICKETS AND COPS CLASH   Philadelphia Police Open Way for Non-Striking Operators to Enter Exchange; Seven Arrested.

Pickets Battle Police to Keep Workers Away   Make First Attempt To Keep Operators Out in Clash with Philadelohia Police

Strike Pickets Battle Police at Phone Eychanae   New Offer Expected By Western: Electric In Wage. Dispute

Phone Piekets Battle Police In Philadelphia   New Group of Hlinoi Cities Finds Service Curtailed

Phone Pickets Engage Police   Philadelphia Scene of a Heated Battle

Pickets, Police Clash In Philly; Hit-and-Run Tactics Hit Kanawha

Philadelphia's Phone Pickets Battle Police   Strikers Attempt to Keep Telephone Girls From Going to Posts

Pickets Battle Philadelphia Police In Try To Keep Phone Workers Out

Pickets Battle Police In Phone Strike Violence   Fight Is First Attempt To Keep Non-Striking Bell Workers From Jobs

Police Battle Pickets in  Philadelphia   Violence in First Attempt By Striking Union in Work Stoppage Effort

TELEPHONE CO HELLO. GIRLS, PICKETS FIGHT   Clothing And Feelings Torn In Disorder In’ Philadelphia

Strikers-Police In Battle      To Keep: Operators Outside   Police Try 3: Times Before Way Opened

Push-Shove Affair Lasts 45 Minutes   ‘Bitterness Spreading 2s  f Bell System Hits Back  ; At Hit-Run Picketing; Parlev Under Wav

Pickets Battle Policemen In Phone Strike  Operators Finally Allowed To Go To Work At Philadelphi

'T elephone Pickets Battle Police In Philad elphi a   Police Clear Way For Operators To Go To Work;  Leaders Charge Bell Company With ‘Lockout’

Violence In Phone Strike   Pickets Clash With Police in Philadelphia In Effort to Keep Long Lines Onerators Idle ©

Asks Runoff In Contest For Senate   Election Slated June 24; Graham Welcomes Action

CANDIDATE GOES IN SECOND RACE FOR NOMINATION   Raleigh Lawyer An. nounces ‘That He Will Enter Second Primary Against Senator Graham.

With Children in Hand, Mother Walks in Creek and Drawne 2? af Them

Jury Convenes In Murder Case - Cauntry Doctor  Charaod With Slay;  nvipne

Grand Jury To Hear Story of ‘Mercy Death’   Country Doctor Charged With Slaying of Woman Cancer Victim

MERCY DEATH BEFORE JURY   Hears Testimony Against Mild-Mannered  Doctor

Grand Jury Gets Mercy Death Case   All-Male Panel Hears Evidence ’ Against Doctor Accused Of Killing Cancer Patient

- Against Mild-Mannered N. H. Doe  Jur ry Convenes To Hear Df . ' Held In “Meréy” Killing Of Wotiar

Grand Jury Convenes to Hear Testimony against Country Doctor in ‘Mercy’ Death

Yugoslavia Grateful For ‘Western Aid, But Will _ \Not Give Up Communism

Grateful Of Aid But Still Red, Tito Declares  Tells Yugoslaviane He Has No Pian For

Tito Grateful But Will Hold  To Communism  st Welcome   Help Most Welcome But Intends To Remain Red.

Court Hearing Is Restricted   Judge Obeys Ruling: In Contest Of Primary Race

Issue Limited In Vote Probe   Elba Judge Follows Rule Of High Court In Case

PLAN ROCKET HOTORS FOR NEW WEAPONS       Defense Depurtnent — indicntes Burrage Weapons Planned Will Dwarf All Previous  Ground Operations.

Rocket Motors For Atomic Barrage Weapons to Drawf Earlier Defense

EVEN DOWN A CHIMNEY  A-Missile Rocket Motors To Give Major Barrage

William J. Healey, Prominent County  Oil Producer, Dies   Instrumental In Developing Secondary Oil Recovery

William J. Healey. Prominent Bradford  Oil Producer, Dies   Bradford Hospital Board Executive Patient In New York Medical Center for 10 Days; Funeral Services Slated Here on Thursday

Report Truman Will Not Request Boost in Taxes   Message Expected to Call for More Men, Money and Authority

Capital Guesses At Truman Plans  ‘Men,Money’ Top List of Requests

Wage, Price Controls Out For Present   Limited Allocation Power To Be Asked Bv White House

President To Call For More Men, ‘Money and Authority To Deal With. Korean Situation

PRESIDENT TO ~ ASK FOR MORE MEN, AUTHORITY   Will Seek Power to Deal With Korea; May Skip Tax Action.

WILL ALSO ASK MORE MONEY AND AUTHORITY   Tax Increase In Korean Crisis Is Regarded - Doubtful

Insiders Forecast Text of Requests  Truman to Ask More Money, Authority and Men for Korea (risie

More Money, Men, Controls  To Be Asked  Truman Works On  Final Drafts Of His Wednoacda.. Tn

MORE TROOPS TO BE TOPIC OF TRUMAN   Report To People Slatec ~ 9:30 P. M. Wednesday

But No Tax Boost  President To Call For Men, Money, Authority In Report

Tax Increase Not Included In Message  Will Ask More Men And Money

More Men Ane Authority May Ee Requested   Report To Congress Set For Tomorrow, Radio Talk Planned

Request For Men, Money Is Forecast   Truman To Outline ~ Program Tomorrow No Tax Hike Seen

See Truman Calling For More Men   Is Also Expected To Ask For More Money, Authority In Talk Tomorrow

Weather   Says President Will Not Ask For  Increase in Taxes   Truman Message Wednesday To Request More Men, Money Authority in Korean Crisis

Truman Will Ask Congress For More Men Money. Control Over Economy      It War Comes, 4-Fs May Have To Take Up Arm:

Truman To Ask More Men, Cash But No Tax Hike   Pleas for Greater Power To Meet. Crisis Forecast

Truman fo Call for More Men   Money, Authority But No Tax Hike Forecast

Says Truman Won't Ask for Boost in Taxes   To Call for More Men, Money, Authority in Korean Crisis

‘Truman’s Message Tomorrow To Ask For Men, Money And Authority:  No Tax Increase Request Expected

No Increase in Taxes Is Planned by Truman   President Expected to Issue Call for More Men, Money and Authority to Deal With Korean Crisis Tomorrow but Congressional Leader Says He Will Not Ask for Boost in Levies.   AT WORK ON MESSAGE

Truman Message To Ask for Men, Money, Authority   President Sets Today Aside for Preparing Wednesday Addresses

President Will Request More Men, Leader Says   Truman Spends Day Working On Speech  Scheduled Tomorrow

Truman Request Excludes Tax Hike, Report   Capital Sources Outline Probable Speech Highlights

Tax Hike Nof Planned, Demc Leader Claims  Message Wednesday Expected To Include

Says Truman to Call for More ‘Men and Money   Congressional Leade: Thinks No New Taxes Will be Sought Yet

Truman May Call for More Men   Also May Ask For More Money  Ry STERLING F. GREEN

No Tax Boost In Cards Now, Solon Revorts   Will Send Korean War Message To Conaress Tomorrow

TRUMAN WON'T ASK TAX HIKE, SAYS SENATOE   President Expected To Call For More Men, Money, Authority

TRUMAN WANTS MEN AND MONEY   But No Raise In Levies, Lucas View—Message, Broadcast Awaited.

Truman To Seek More Men, Funds For Korean War   President Makes @ Plea To Congress On Wednesday

Truman Expectec To Ask Larger Armed Forces   Also Likely to Seek $5-6 Billion More In Military Spending

Truman Won Ask Tax Boost, Senator Says   No Harsh Emergency Action Expected

Truman To Call For More Men, Money And Authority   President Sets Aside Much Of Today For Tomorrow's Messages To Congress And To People

CONGRESS WILL RECEIVE APPEAL FOR WAR FUNDS   President To Deliver Message To Lawmakers Wednesday And ‘Broadcast To Peonle Wednesday Night.

Two Messages To Be Given On Wednesday  Higher Taxes Seen; Limited Consumer

eports Tomorrow on Korea Crisis RR RRR AA AAAS  Truman to Seek Men, Money and Authority

Speculate On Truman Messages   Congressional Leader Says Requests To Be For More Men, Money   SEES NO TAX BOOST   Expected to Seek Limited Powers of Priority and Allocation of Materials

Truman to Ask For More Men, Money, Power  Will Not Ask for  Tay Inrronca Naw

Truman to Ask for More Men, Money. and Authority to Deal With Korean War   One Congressional Leader Says President's Messaae Tomorrow Will Not Seek Tax Hike

Trumanto Call For Men, Cash And Authority   Not Expected to Seek Tox Increase; AntiInflation Moves Considzre:

Two Message: To Be Given On Wednesday  Higher Taxes Seen; Limited Consumer   Higher Taxes Seen; Limited Consumer Curbs Being Talked

President Won't Ask New Taxes   Truman to Seek More Men, Money For Korean Crisis

Men, Special Authority and Money Asked   ‘Truman Will Ask for No Tax Increase But Will Request Power To Meet Situation

U. S. Soldiers, Planes, Tanks, Artillery Combine fo Smash North Koreans Back, But New Invader Thrust at Vital Cenfer Seen

Bloody Fight Waged North Of U. N. Base   Warplanes Strafe Retreating North Koreans After Infantry, Tanks And Big Guns Break Up Enemy Penetration

Red Offensive May Be Tried Within 48 Hour   U.S. Forces Smash Half Mile to Overcome Heavy Red Resistance

US. Soldiers, Plates, Aiillery, Tanks, [hrown Against Greatest Communist Menace Not lh of Taevu

Decision May Come Within 48 Hours, Says Sector Commander; Americans Engage Main Enemy Force Waiting to Pour Into Any Breakthrough Gaps

Communist Attacks on South End of Front Also Beaten Back; Reports Claim Red Morale Cracking Badly.

But Another Big Drive For Taegu Is Expected   Two Red Atiacks Are Thwarted  By U.N. Forces _ Defendins Pusan

Lebanon. Daily NEWS To Publish:Editorial _ Feature About The 32 Presidents Of The.U.'S

\F ell Asleep While She Was Talking  irate Dancer Fires 4 Shots At Hubby

Grandoline Yolanda Shalimar Pepper Scarlet Was Mad!  Dancer Uses Pistol as Alarm Clock

Hanley Carries Bid to New York   He Stilt’ Insists Dewey Must Make Decision; A.L.P. Plans Slate

World Council of Churches Tackle Korean Issues   Prepares 'Signif icant Message for Guidance Of Non-Catholics

Church Councit Tackles Korean Political Issues   Prepares Statement For Guidance Of Non-Catholic World

CHURCHES TAKE STAND ON KOREA   World Council Of Christians Starts Drafting Statement On War.

New NLRB Aide Expects Accord   Democrat G. J. Bott to Succeed Denham

State Pleased At Eisenhower  Comment Enthusiasti } DV Kd waa Deartdtawk

Brace for Attack On Supply Lines  Fresh Communist Thrust On Kum River Front Seen

Ist Cavalry Landed on Rocky Coast   25th “Tropic Lightning” Outfit Sent Into Battle

Russ Move On Korea Border   Soviet Troops From Vladivostok Mass: For Possible Action

Report Russ Troops in Move South   Shifting of Old Jap Army, Mongoliat Reds. is Rumored

Claim Nine Soviet Divisions ‘Move Toward Korean Border; [Say They Include Jap Troops

Little Bitty Kiss Stirs Big Furor   Eo RECORD Egyptian Swimmer Wins Mass Race ‘Across Chilly English Channel

Cut in Civilian Use of Copper, Nickel Expected   Government's Monday Order on Aluminum Likely First of Many

Government Moves To Conserve Use Of Scarce Metals   Curbs on Copper And Nickel Will Follow Aluminum Rectrictions. Claim

Copper, Nickel Cuts Due Soon U.S, Slashes Use Of  Aluminum 35 Pet,

CIVILIAN GOODS TO FEEL PINCH  Copper And Nickel Slashes Due Next

Tuts In Use Of Mefals Expected Soon  @ U.S. To Curtail Supply For

More Metal Cuts Likely For Future,  Leaders Say  Slash In Aluminur Use May Be Start   Slash In Aluminum Use May Be Start Of Drastic Action

New Metals Cut Slated —   Slash in Civilian Use Of Copper and Nickel To Follow Aluminum

Cuts in Copper and Nickel to Follow Latest Government Curb On Aluminium

U. S. Reinforcements To Front With Tanks — Big  Battle Looms For Pusan

Fight Now Along Natong River, Which Flows fo Within Five Miles of Pusan; Communists Smash at Yank Positions.

Red Shells ~ Falf Nearer Taegu Road  Air Attacks Have   Air Attacks. Have Cost Invaders In Tank Strenath

THE BOX SCORE   New Troops Ready For Showdown   One U. S. Battalion Penetrates Enemy Line for 22 Miles

Big Pershing Tanks Ready To Hit Reds   Front Shrinks 18 Miles In Places For New River Defense

 Pershing Ta nks In War Zone   24th Div. Holding First U. S. Gains; Marines Moving Up

Marines And Fresh Troops In . Korea From United States Are Pushing Back With Heavy Tanks

PUSHING INTO BATILE AREAS   Americans Expected To Make Stand Along Naktone River

Marines and Second Infantry Troops to  Go Into Battle Soon   Allied Divisions, Nearly Equal To Strength of Enemy, Draw Main Line Along Naktong River

Allies Take  Positions on Shorter Line   Marine and 2nd Divisions Reinforcements Bring Strength Close to That Of North Koreans

Pershing Tanks To Back Troops On Naktong Line   Front Shrinks 18 Miles As Americans Shorten Lines For Counterdrive; Marines, 2nd Division At Front

Newly-Arrived U. S. Marine and Second ' Division Troops Push Into Front Areas Ready to Use 47/2-Ton Pershing Tanks. .   -LINES SHORTENED   See Naktong River as Line . “Where UN Forces Will Hoid

Tug Boat Crewmen Swept Into Ocean  Wind-Whipped Waves Hit Sinking Lorraine

SIX CREWMEN, LOST OFF SINKING TUG, BELIEVED DROWNED IN CHESAPEAKE

6 CREWMEN LOST IN BAY MISHAP   One Of Victims Uncle 0 Mrs. Patrick M. Schnauffer, This City

‘DRINK OF WATER MADE BY : ATOMIC ENERGY RELIEVING HEART PAINS AND FATIGUE

TENSION MOUNTS WITHIN BELGIUM   Anti-Leopold Strikes Hit Factories, Stores

Strikes Hif Belgian City   Anti-Leopold Strikes Widespread; Many Department Stores Closed

am ii-Leopold Sirikes Pushed  ension PAounte   Tension Mounts In Belaium Capital

Brussels Walks To Work As Strikes Avainst Leonold Hit Belgian Capital

Brussels Walks In King Protest  Rioting Occurs Over Return af  aennald

Wave Of Strikes Staged By Reds In Belgium  Over 300,000 Idle As Result Of New Protest

Workers Protest Leopold Refurn’  Factories and Many Stores Are Closed

Widespread Anti Leopold Strike Hits Brussels   City’s Factories, Most Large Dept. Stores Close, People Walk

Return Of King Causes Rioting  All Belgium Tense; Workers Strike

VIOLENCE JARS BELGIUM WITH LEOPOLD BACK   Brussels Walks to Work. as Anti - Leopold Strikes, Clashes Hit City

Demos Speed Civil Defense Lame Ducks Draft: Bill For Atom. >   Protection.

STOCKS WHIRLED UP BY INFLATION THREAT   Market Moses to 2-Year High— Advances Range From Few Cents to MIore Than St.

Twin City Directory. Published   Latest Volumes Show 19,500 In B. H.: Smiths Lead

DIRECTORIES   Population of St. Joseph Is  Estimated At : 11.500

VICTORY IS ASSURED, PRESIDENT DECLARES   Yruman Makes Confident Predicfion In Message To Korcan Execntive

WANT TO STOP H-BOMB WHEN ATOM OUTLAWED   U. S. Should Promise To Stop if UN Can Ran Atomic Weapen

H-Bomb Stirs Control Talk   AEC Thinks America Should Offer Terms

U.S, Should Pr -omise lo Cease Making ,  H-Bomb When A- -Weapons are Tmaned

2 MAGAZINES SUED FOR LIBEL; ASK $5,000,000   Alabama Governor and Offi. cials Attack Publication of Prison Story.

Pauley Recalls His Warning Ahout Korea   Declares U.S. Poltcy in Korea Failed Because Recommendation Was Ignored

Reds at Odds With U.S. on Jap Treaty   Vast Disagreements Are Shown in Notes of  Foster, Malik

Russia, U.S. At Odds Over Jap Treaty   Dulles And Malik Exchange Notes

U.S, Russia At Odds On Provisions Of Peace Treaty   Delegates’ Notes Published Show Vast Differences

Two-Day Engineering Show And Home Economics  Open House Scheduled To Open At Tech Today

10, 000 VISITORS EXPECTED TO VIEW EXHIBITS —  Two-Day Engineering Show And Home Economics Omen House Scheduled To Open At Tech Today

“The Enemy At Home” ° One In Series Telling Of Work Of C ommunists

The Enemy At Home—No. 1  U.S. Fifth Column Called Strongest In Long History —

U.S. TODAY FACES ENEMY AT HOME   Communists Underground Seek to Weaken Country   A GREAT PERIL

Shadowy  Enemy Works Tirelessly To Destroy America From Within;  Native Citizens Aid Red Spies

Veferan Laborite Harold LaskiDies   Ex-Party Chairman Succumbs at 56

LASKI, NOTED POLITICAL SCIENTIST AND LEADER OF LABOR PARTY, DIES

Laski Dies, British Labor Party Founder   Brilliant Advocate Of Socialism Lectured in U.S.

British Socialist,  Harold Laski, Dies Former Labor Party Chairman. Only 56

DEFENSE TAX ON BUSINESS 15 SUGGESTEE   Would Be Substitute For Planned Levy ’ On Profits

Substitute Proposed for Excess Profits Levy  Organized Business Urges “Defense Tax

BUSINESS FAVORS  A “DEFENSE TAX’       N. A. M. SUBSTITUTE FOR EX. CESS PROFITS LEVY OFFERED HOUSE GROUP.

NAM Gets Plan on Record “Defense Tax’ Instead of Excess Profits Tax Asked

Substitute Tax To Aid Defense Sought hy NAM   House Committee Reiterates Plan to Stick to Subject

Business Urges Defense Tax As Substitute   Democrats Stick To Plan for Excess Profits Taxation

Contempt Case Thrown Out By High Court   That of Mrs. Blau Appealed on  Year’s Sentence

Top.Court Throws Out Contempt Sentence Given Grand Jury Witness in Denver

Taft - - Hartley Study O.K.’d By U.S. Court   Highest Tribunal Due To Rule On Ban On Seeondary Boycotts

Court Upsets Contempt Case  Witness Can Refuse To Talk About Reds

All-Out Wage, Price Controls To Be Delayed   Symington Sars That Present Resteictions Must Be Given Chanee

WAGE-PRICE CONTROLS MAY fOME LATER      Will Give Present Restrictions Fair Test to Succeed

Symington Says Now Is Not Time to Use Price, Wage Controls   Mobilization Chief Says Present Curbs Should Be Given Test

No Controls Now, Says Symington Asks Fair Trial For Credit Curbs,  Allocations Before Wage-Price Checks

Symington Says Total Wage, Price Curbs Dangerous   He Favors Giving  Current Anii-Inflation Restrictions a Chance

COLLINS OPPOSED TO DROPPING A-BOMB   Army Chief of Staff Says Me Can Ser No Worthwhile Tactical Use of Weapon in Korea.

KILLS ONE OF HIS TWO WIVES, THEN HIMSELF   Fatal Shots Are Fired 100  Miles and a Week : Apart.

Sheboygan Gir' Slain by Dairy Owner in East   Moore Takes Own Life While Waiting for Police to Come

House Appropriations Committee Votes Extra $625, 500,000 to Gov't.

 THE SCORE ON U. S. DEFENSE ‘Experts Figure Three Years Needed To Block Russian European Sweep

The Truth About Our Defenses  Doubt Europe Could Be Defended Against Powerful Russ Force

REPORTED OFF SMALL ISLAND   First Storm Of Year Blowing Self Out in North

\Looked Like Cleveland Air Races Planes Crowd Sky Over Korean Fron

TRUMAN WANT AN INCREASE IN STOCK PILING   Congress Is Asked For $600 Million For Critical Material.

Increases in Stockpiling  And Synthetic Rubber Asked   Truman Also Requests 18 Millions To Speed Work on Reconditionina Of Reserve Fleet

Crack Bogus Money Ring   FBI Reveals Plot To Finance Dominican Revolt With Funds

Revolt Linked To Cuban Fake Money Scheme   Pretty Blonde, Seven Men Seized In Plot To Fleece Treasury

ARREST EIGHT IN SMUGGLING RING   *. B. L. Cracks Down on Counterfeit Racket

Counterfeit Ring Involved In Cuban Plot   Fantastic Scheme to Milk Cuban Treasury is Frustrated by Arrest Of Eight Persons

Eight Arrested i $3,000,000 Counterfeit Plot   Group Linked With Caribbean Revolution Talk

EIGHT CAUGHT IN CRACKDOWN ON SMUGGLING   Counterfeit Ring Supposedly Linked To Carib linia, Chee th THs

Arrests Uncover Counterfeit Plot  Ring Sought Funds  Ear ey abit Ion

Seize Counterfeit Smugglers in Cuba   Fantastic Scheme Involved _ Exchange of $3,000,000 In Bogus US Currency

Seven Men and Attractive Blonde Are Seized in Smuggling Crackdown Said Linked to Revolutionary Plot

Eight Seized In Smuggling Plot By U. S.   $3,000,000 fn Bonus Money Involved In Unusual Deal

Eight Indicted For $3 Million Bogus Bill Ring   Counterfeit Smuggling Is Believed Plot for Revolution

Smugalers Line Un Revolt Plot  Blonde And 7 Men Ir to ann nnn op:.-

Seven Men, Blonde Held In Bogus Money. Caribbean Revolution Plot

ALLEGED BOGUS MONEY RING BROKEN UP   Eight Seized In Crackdown By U. S. Secret Service

Seven Men, Blonde Seized in Raid on Counterfeit Gang      Scheme Was to Pass Bad Money Into Caban Treanury, Make Kxvehouge

[.W.A. AIRLINER CRASHES NEAR DELTA OF NILE   23 Americans Aboard; Egyptian “Lana Turner” Among Victims.

55 Feared Dead In Plane Crash   Twenty-Three Americans Among Victims  Of Air Tragedy In Nile Delta Near Cairo

29 Die In Airline Disaster   23 Americans Perish As TWA Constellation Crashes, Burns in Egyp'  Wh CIID WItirnpc   One Of Worst Crashes in Air History As Notables Are Killed and Burned

5 Persons, Including 23 Americans, Are Killed When TWA Airliner Crashes in Flames near Cairo

Notables Among 55 Victims; Fire Follows Crackup   Delegates To UN Meeting And Egypiian Movie Star Aboard Big Craft; Bodies Are Badly Charred

23 Americans On TWA Liner   U. S. Ship Crashes on Nile Delta; No Survivors Reported Aboard

US Plane Smashed  tn Keypt   Dead Include 23 American Citizens; Launch Investigation

23 Americans On Plane Down In Nile Delta Area; Identification Difficult

23 Aboard From U.S.    “Trans- World Airliner “Burns North of Cairo

23 Americans Among 55 Feared Dead in Crash of TWA Plane Near Cairo

U. $. Airliner Crashes in Foypt, 55 Di   23 Americans Killed as TWA Sky. Giant Calle and Burns

23 Americans Among Dead:  No Survivors   Transworld Constellation Plummets to Earth in Flames on Flight From Eevotian City to Rome

23 Americans Were Aboard TWA Plane   Bodies of Victims Badly Burned; Many Notables On Ship

55 Persons Killed Wher Plane Crashes, Burns Today North Of Gairo

55 Die as TWA Airliner Crashes, Burns in Egypt  23 Americans are Amann Victimec o   23 Americans are Among Victims of Egyptian Crash

23 Americans Die In Plane Crash In Egypt   All 55 Aboard Big Airliner Killed By Crash, Fire

23 Americans Among 55 Dead In Crash Of Big TWA Plane   Star Of Maryland Enroute From Bombay To Rome; Airliner Crashes In Nile   Delta 40 Miles North Of Cairo.

23 Americans Die as Plane Falls in Flames  a ee ee  es   Big Constellation Carried Notables From 12 Countries

Say 23 U.S. Citizens Were  Aboard Ship   Airliner Aflame Before Falling, Report; Was On Flight to Rome

TWA Constellation Crashes Near Cairo Killing All Aboard   23 Americans Listed. As Passengers On Liner

23 Americans Die In. Flaming Crash   None Survive Fall of Constellation TWA Plane on Bombay-Rome Run

23 AMERICAN - CITIZENS ON DEATH LIST   TWA Plane Falls in Flames Soon After Leaving Cairo; World Notables Among Victims. .

55 Dead in Crash On Flight to Rome  _ TWA Liner Falls After Cairo Stop

23 ABOARD TWA CONSTELLATION WERE AMERICANS   NO SURVIVORS AS ) BOMBAY TO ROME AIRCRAFT BURNS

23 Americans Aboard; Craft Meets Disaster After Takeoff at Cairo

23 Americans Included In TWA Disaster   Constellation Was On Bombay - New York Schedule

Believe 55 Dead In Plane Crash   T. W. A. Constellation En Route to Rome from India Smashes Up in Egypt North of Cairo

Airliner Falls Near Cairo, 55 On Board Die   23 Americans Listed Among Victims After Plane Burns

23 AMERICANS ARE AMONG VICTIMS   Eyewitnesses Say Airliner Plunged In Flames  a em  NOTARIES   Representing 12 Countries Aboard: Tragedy Occurs 75 Miles From Cairo

Burning Plante Seen Near Nile   23 Americans  Listed Aboard TWA Conetellatian

55 Killed In Egyptian Air Crash   23 of the Victims Were Americans; Bodies Are Charred by Fire

55 Are Killed When Airliner Crashes, Burns   23 Are Americans; Disaster Occurs North of Cairo

55 Are Killed As Plane Falls In Nile Area   23 Americans Die as Airline Crashes, Burns N. of Cairo

B Americans Die In Plane Accident.  Big Constellation Air ner Falls  arr ft wmirn

One Tar Heel Aboard  Fear 23 ‘Ameri ‘icans, 33 Others Perished In Nile Delta Crash

23 Americans Are Listed As Being Aboard  UN Delegates And Egypt Movie Star Also Are Victims

—NEAR CAIROBig Liner Down in  Nile Area   RESCUE CREWS FIND BODIES

No Survivors: 23 Americans Among Victims   Indian Delegates To U.N. Actress On Passenger List

Victims of Tragedy Near Cairo, Egypt   Big T. W. A. Constellation Plummets to Earth in Flames: Notables of 12 Nations Aboard

TWA Aijrliner Crashes Near Cairo: 55 Dead   Constellation Plane Burns Following Crash: 23 Americans Among Victims

23 U. S. Citizens Aboard TWA Plane  Down Near Caire   Luxury Liner, Bound From Bombay, India, To New York, Crashes And Burns North Of Cairo; Egypt’s Top Star “Lana Turner Of Middle East” Among Victims

23 Americans Aboard Plane When It Crashed in Egypt; Bodies Are Badly Charred

Fifty-Five Die in TWA Plane Crash Near Cairo, Egypt   Twenty-Three of Those Aboard Giant Air Liner Were Americans.

23 AMERICANS ON SHIP DOWN IN NILE DELTA   Egyptian Movie Star, Son Of American Embassy Official Aboard

Weather   - 23 Americans Aboard Plane 0 Flight To Rome   Egyptian Actress, Gulf Oil Official On Passenger List

00 May Be Dead After Plane Crash   flalic UPasil  TWA Constellation Burns In Nile Delta; 23 Americans Aboard;

155 Die As Transworld Constellation Plane Crashes And Burns North Of Cairo; 23 Americans Victims

23 U.S. Citizens » Are Among Dead In Cairo Crash   TWA Plane Wrecks in Nile Delta 40 Miles From Cairo

5) Are Killed as Plane Crashes, Burns in Egypt   Airliner Carrying 23 Americans; No Survivors Reported

All 53° Aboard Airliner Die In Egypt Crash   TWA Plane so Badly Burned Only Small Pieces Are Left

55 Killed In TWA Crash.   No Survivors of Air Tragedy North of Cairo; 23 Victims Were Americans

23 Americans Aboard Fatal Egypt Flight   No Survivors Known In Major Catastrophe

Transworld Plane Burns  ‘After Crash   . Notables Reported *Amonz Dead; Canse Of Mishap Unknown

BIG AIR CARRIER FALLS IN FLAMES WITH ALL DYING   Disaster Occurs Nea Cairo, Egypt— Twenty- Three  Mericans Listed As Victims Of Wreck.

Transport Was ¢ En Route from  Cairo to Rome Crash One of Worst  2 ey Ve Gane (Coe Geena a

23 Americans, One Texan Are Among Victims   Passengers Were From 12 Nations; Many Prominent

Constellation Falls in Flame on Nile Delta   23 Americans on List of Dead: One of Top Air Disasters

24 Lives Lost in Accidents  Texas Tops Nation In Traffic Fatalities

Eighteen Youths Are Classified   Several Go Into 1-A in Selective Service.

Hundreds Of Engineers And Switchmen Refuse To Cross Firemen’s Picket Lines

Shot Pierces Man's Sleeve; None Injured   Engineers, Switchmen Refuse to Cross Over Strike Picket Lines

PICKET LINES CAUSE SPREAD OF WALKOUT -  « White House Makes No Move To End  Tranenar? Tiaun

Federal Jurors Hold Amerasia Handling Okeh  Fuming GOP Solons To Seek New Probe

OLS. Grand Jury Gives Government Officials Clean Bill In ‘Amerasia’

IN AMERASIA CASE   Grand Jury Clears U. s. — Of Bunsling Charges 

Spy’ Jury Warns. Of Red Upswing   Clears Officials Concernes With Amerasia

Mficials Get Clean Bil In Amerasia Case Prosecution   ASKS FULL REPORT TO-PUBLIC BE MADE

PANEL CLEARS OFFICIALS IN   Govt. Officials Ruled Not Remiss; Public  Report'ls Urged

Grand Jury Clears Federal Handling Of Amerasia Case   McC arthy Accuses Peurifo} lOf Secret ‘Pavoft' Favors

Government Cleared Of Mishandling In Amerasia Secret Data Prosecution   Special Federal Grand Jury Calls On Justice Department To Make Full Report On Its  Benearibinen? Linweas Liektae Snewe 1 aere

PANEL CLEARS OFFICIALS IN ARREST DELAY   Govt. Officials Ruled Not Remiss; Public Report Is Urged

Army Calls For 70,000 Draftees in November  May Mean Rais Rwy Precident   May Mean Raise By President  In Authorized Total for 1950

Boost In Army Strenath Soon Claimed Likely  Reservists, Guard Furnishing Nearly ‘All bdow Ban hdaredh

Call Could  Mean Raise In Totals  Margin Of Only 15,000 Men Left  Tw. Thr. .....1.. mW

Army Calls For 70,000  InNovember   Announcement May Mear Boost In. Authorized ‘Draft Totals

70,000 CALLED IN ARMY DRAFT FOR NOVEMBER   Navy, Air Force Won't Join 40% Increase For Defense

Nov. Draft Of 70,000 For Army Asked   Announcement May Mean Increase In 1950 Levy Totals

Draft Increase  Expansion Key  November Army Call 70,000, 4O Per Cent Hike for Month

ARMY INCREASES NOVEMBER DRAFT TO 70,000 MEN   Announcement of 40 Pet. Raise in Month May Mean Totals for 1950 Will Be Boosted,   1 GUARD DIVISIONS INFO CAMP SHORTLY   Undisclosed Number of Organized Reserve Units Have Been Summoned to Date.

May Mean Raise in Authorized 1950 Totals: Considering Raising Upper Age Limit of the Draft to 35.

Draft Jumped To 70,000 ~  For November   All Sought by Army; ~ May-Mean 4-Month  Total Will Be Hiked -RBevond 785.000

Charles Tucker Named Insurance Group Secretary  Farmers Mutual Will Establish Home Offic In Ta Mare March 1

Charles Tucker  Named Insurance  Group Secretary Farmers Mutual Will  Establish Home Offic

Acheson Outlines. - Plans For Defense  One. Package: Proposal For Western. Europe Loid Before Council.”

PLAN INCLUDES GERMAN FORCES  U.S. Makes Unusual Offer For Building Unified European Army

ACHESON OFFERS DEFENSE PLAN TO MINISTERS   Proposes Use Of U. S. And German Units In Defense Of Europe   HALF EFFORT 15 NOT ENOUGH, HE. DECLARES

U.S. Proposal For European Defense Given Treaty Council  Unified Force Would Include Both Americans And Germans

Acheson Springs Pronosal   Atiantic Council Given Complete Defense Layout

Atlantic Council  To Consider Plan For Using Germans In Unified Forces

Acheson Charts Proposal for Europe Defense  Atlantic Council Teld Germans Would Be lead wm Clana Bataan

U.S. Gives 11 Nations Arms Plar   Interndtional Defense Proposal Includes German Troops

U.N. Forces Draw Firm Line Against Atfacking Reds   No Protest to Chinese Reds Yet On Korean Action

Troops Facing Equivalent of 3 China Divisions   Stabilizing Fronts, Preparing for New Drives To Reach Border

Official Confirmation Made By Eighth U, S, Army Its Men Fighting At Least Two Divisions

Ground Forces . At Front, Not Af Grips With Foe   Invaders Reported Ir Ne Serious Effort To Push. Lines

Invaders Are Brought To Halt By Air Attacks   American Sergeant Wounded When Australians Strafe U. S. Positions Bv Mistake; Suwon Holds

Yank, ‘Aussie Planes Spew  Fire on Tanks  Yankee Doughboys Not Yet in Battle With No. Koreans

Australian Planes Hit U.S. Post   Communist Columns Driving Southward Slowed By Air Raids

Australian Mustangs Strafe and Rocket Village as U. 5. Command Post Digs In, Sergeant Wounded

American-Australian Air Raid: Over Wide Sectors Bring Northerners Almost to Halt  B-29s Assault Yonpo Airport For Second Consecutive Day

Ground Troops Expect Clash At Nightfall   North Korean Thrusts Through South’s Lines Fail to Make Serious Progress in Fighting

Tank Columns Of Red Army Smash Ahead   Americans Prepare For First Clash

Americans Are     Korean invader  o... 8... my ag ge loge   Invaders Building Up Supplies for New > Fhrust in South .*

WEST JERSEY CHURCH PLANS , BAZAAR EVENT   Annual Supper And Program Are Next Wednesday;  Dien  BRantha

Tough, New Credit Curbs Announced   Restrictions, Effective Monday, Trim Time for Buying Cars, Appliances

Protests from Businessmen  Are Piling Up   Tightening Rules Too Hastv, Charge

Protests Grow As New Buving Controls Begin   Auto Dealers Lead Cry Against Suffer Installment Terms

Pay Period on Cars Cut to 15 Months   Home Appliances, Furniture Also Pinched in Order Effective Monday

Tighter Credit Curbs In Force  More Down Payment, Quick Payoff Ruled

Reserve Board Tightens Credif Control System   Move Is Termed Anti-Inflation

Stiffer Controls On Credit Buying Effective Today  Down Payment Hi a aan mped On Au usehold Goods

Consumer Credit Curbs Imposed  Action Requires a Third Down On Auto, Balance in 21 Months

New Curbs on Credit Tighten Terms For Most Installment Plan Purchases

Credit Tightening Effective Today  Businessmen Protest Inflation Checks No Longer Are Necessary

CAR SALES TO BE AFFECTED BY NEW CURBS   New Credit Regulations Now In Effect; Auto Dealers Protest

Credit Curbs Grow Tighter   New Government Controls Will Begin On Monday

Businessmen Protest New Controls By Government On Credit Buying Ay ‘Terrible’ Blow to Mere hhestits

New Credit Controls Limit Installment Buying To 15 Months   Auto Industry Issue Angry Complaints Saying New Curbs Will Force Them Out of Business

Auto Time Payments Cut To 15 Months; Other Items Curbed.   Installment Buyina Hit By Board

N ew Credit Curbs Bring ‘Hot Protests   Government Pats Stricter Controls Into Effeet Today; Tougher to Buy  Autos. Anniiance<

New Installment Curbs Imposed  Business Groups Protest ‘Action Token

Tighter Curbs On Buying In Effect Today   Will Now Take About $90 A Month To Pay For Low-Priced Car

[ ser’ >  New. Controls  ‘ ee fae nes ®  Make Buying Tougher Now

New Credit Curbs Make It Tougher To Buy on Time   Protests Pile Up Against the FRB Restrictions

Senator Is Read To Present Bill To Define Cases  Robertson Proposal Has Two Conditions As Basis For Action

en. Robertson Raps Again At Lewis’ Three-Day Work Week As Amounting To Order For ‘Un reasonable’ Restraint Of Trade

Senate to Get Bill to Curb  Union Powers   Act Aimed at Miners’ Leader Would Permit Anti-Trust Actions

Bill Would Put Curb on Labor  Senator to Ask Trust Lawe Aaains? Unions

Virginian. Hits At 3-Day Week In Coal Mines   Unions Would Be Subject To Anti-Trust 7  Laws.

Senator Will Offer Bill to Open Unions ToAnti-Trust Action   Democrat Robertson's Act Would Make Labor Subject To Laws If Trade Is Restrained “Unreasonably’ Or Vital Industry Hit

Virginian Again Raps John L. Lewis   Restraint Of Trade National Economy High Spots In Bill

Robertson Raps Three-Day Week   Measure Would Put Unions Under Anti-Trust Laws

"Three Hour Session Punctured By Judge Bandy’s Announcement Of Drop In County Credit Rate

Ritter Slaughter Wins Purchasing Agent Position  McKamey Withdraws Candidacy Amid Applause Of Court

Lovelorn Mother Drowns Children  Jilted Woman Held On Murder Charae

Drowns Two And  Then Loses Nerve  Mother Has Planned To Kill All Six And

Truman Puts Forth Plan  For Business   Government-Backed  Loans To ‘Smalls’ Amang & Poinis

Truman Offers Program fo Aid Small Business   Five-Point Plan Draws Praise of Democrats, Criticism by Wherry

Solon, Banks Are Cool to Business Bill   Truman Program Calls for Federal Insured Loans

NEW FIVE-POINT PLAN PRAISED AND ORITICIZEL   Wherry Raps Truman’s Proposal To Aid Small  Ru«ineasmen

Democrats Hail Truman Plan For Business  Five-Point Program Launched By HST   Five-Point Program Launched By HST Given Praise

Small Business Aid Plan Lauded, Rapped   President's Loan Insurance Received Coolly by Bankers

President's Program to Help Small Businessmen Draws Senate's Praise

Business Aid Plan Offered   Jruman’s Program Cites ‘Small’ Group

Democrats Praise 9-Point Program  Banking Circles Cool Toward Truman Plan: To Aid Small Business

Truman Plan To Aid Small Businessmen Draws High Praise From Senate Demos

Program to Aid Small Business   5 Point Program Praised, Assailed

ViewsFollov Party Line   ‘Demos Praise, GOP  Condemn Truman Plan To Aid Small Business

Demos Praise Plan To Aid  Small Business   Democrats To Push for Action on Truman’s Program; GOP Wants Less Interference by Government.

SMALL BUSINESS AID PLAN URGED   Truman's Five-Point Pro. gram Praised And Criti cized —~ Government In.  surance Of Loana Pro Noaed 

Democrats  Hail Five Point Plan   Government In Business 'Rapped By GOP

Business Aid Lauded by Dems   Senator Wherry Says Businessmen Want Less Snendina

Plan Praised by Senate Demos” Draws Criticism  - Of Senator Wherry

Traman Business Plan Disliked by New York Banks   Democrats See 5-Point Program as Help; Republicans Call It Interference

Small Business Program Gets Praise, Blasts  Truman’s Proposals   Truman's Proposals Geared To Aid  Little Businessmen

President Asks Program To Aid Small Business   Mixed Reaction From Senators Greets Proposal

Plan Praised And Attacked   Truman's Program te Aic Small Business is Given Varied Reception.

Truman Gives Talk Before Joint Session   Makes Prediction For Families of 2000 A. D, Era

Says Move Needed For Safeguarding U.S. Security   Senator Taft Agrees on Policy; British Papers Criticise American Policy Regarding China.

Former President Would Use American Naval Power, If Necessary, To Safeguard Formosa And Possibly Hainan Islands. 

Hoover, Lait Ask Forces  For Formosa Would Build  Anti-Communist Wall in Pacific

Back Use of Armed Forces if Necessary; Joint Staff Chiefs to Consult MacArthur

Urge Strong U.S. Policy In Formosa  Hoover and Taft Want Force Used If Necessary

Use Of Force Urged By Taft And Hoover   Both Would Protect Formosa From Red Attacks From Ching

U.§, ARMED AID URGED TO HELP HOLD FORMOSA   Hoover, Taft Declare For Military Force To Check Reds

Shipkov, Who Told How Communists Extract ‘Confessions,’ Gets 15 Years

Shipkov Is Given. 15-Year Term By Bulgarian Court   Former Interpreter In U. S Legation Sentenced On Charge of Espionage

Nineteen Electric Com_ panies Are Directed ts Restrict Customers; Street Lighting Not Affected.   GOVERNOR IS ASKED TO CLOSE SCHOOLS   Dealers Request All NonEssential Activities Be Ended, School Coal Be Given to Hospitals,

MUST SLASH : : POWER USE: 25 PER CENT      Nineteen Electric . Companies Are Directed to Restrict Customers; Street Lighting Not Affected.  Yooh   GOVERNOR IS ASKED: , TO CLOSE SCHOOLS   Dealers Request All. NonEssential Activities ‘Be Ended, School Coal Be ‘ Given to Hospitals.

Germans Gulp Sudeten Dose   East Reich Yields Claims To Czech Red Recime

LIST “PERPETUAL” FURNACE ONE OF ATOMIC PROMISES   Creating More Fuel Than It Burns; Living Standard Boost   BLUE - PRINTS READY   Awesome Atom Expected To Be Harnessed For Endless Power

Storms Batter Flood Victims   Minnesota Town Threatened As Wate From Broken Dam Swells River

Waters Surge 30 Miles Toward Minnesota Town   About 200 Families From Crookston Area Have Fled Homes

Utilities Face Tax Increase   $3 Million Beost Suggested In Tangibles Valuation

Indonesian Rebels Fight in Capital  Machine Gun Fire Forces Retreat

Southern Armie: Are Posed at 38th Parallel  Four Divisions Now   Four Divisions Now Ready to Move lf Order Is Given

LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 30 7 —General Douglas MacArthur tonight called on the North Koreans to surrender at once.

SOUTH KOREN ARMY WAITS TO HOP NORTE   Four Divisions Lined Up at Parallel 38 Hoping for Sianal.

Southern Armies Are Posed at 38th Parallel   Four Divisions Now Ready to Move if Order Is Given

Traffic Toll: 1 Dead Each 13 Minutes   Expect Increase as Heaviest Traffic Hits at End of Holiday

A Traffie Death  Every 13 Minutes   Rate Is Slightly Lower Than Saftey Council Estimate Of One Every 11 Minutes

Someone Dies in a Traffic Accident; 259 Is Total For Week End So Far

Holiday Traffic Deaths Have Climbed to 259   Heaviest Road Jam Still to Come In 3-Day Vacation

National Toll Climbs to 25°   Road: Deaths Below Council’s Estimate

Sick Girl Mf Boece By  Swarm ¢ of Bees OCaeNe aw Ceitde - Risks.

Boone To Head U.S, Task Unit  Now Grouping   Carrier, Heavy Cruisers In Group Slated To Sail For Eastern Waters

Big Three Foreign Ministers Will Meet In London In May   Cold War Issues Keeping Russia and Westerr Nations At Swords Points To Be Discussed

Big Three Slate Parley for May   Atlantic Pact Military Chiefs Agre On Common Defense for Europe

Session Planned For ‘Big Three’ Diplomat Heads   Former Republican Senator Is Named Acheson Consultant

DEATH / SENTENCE GIVEN: FRED STROBLE   Es-Baker (Ordered Executed in Gas Chamber for Sex Slaying of Litnda Ghluiceff, 6.

STABILIZED COAL INDUSTRY MEASURE   Senater Kilgere Preparing Bill He Thinks Wi Selye Natheamal Preablee

LEADER FOR WEST IS SOUGHT Big Three Agree Soviets May Be Ready For War By 1942

Iwelve Cars Leave rack: None Hurt  Sixty Passengers Receive Shakina Uo

ENGEL TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Action Assures Hot Fight For Republican Nomination

General Proposes Use Of A-Bomb To Wipe Out Division Of Chinese Communists At A Time; Problem Is Debated

Pearson Writes Gen. Gavin Advocates  Use Of A-Bomb Against Enemy Troops

Belgians Honor Men Who Fell In Battle Of Bulge  Thousands Stand In Pouring Rain During Ceremony

WAR MEMORIAL HONORS U.S. DEAD AT BULGE   Thousands of Belgians Participate in Bastogne Ceremony

 WIFE HAD “WILL TO LIVE’—~ Sander Like Mother, Victim's Mate Says

Senate Group 0. K.s Truman Corporate Tax   Estimate HikeWould Net L5 Billion; Approve Rate Boost of 38-43%

OKAY BOOST IN CORPORATE TAXES   ACT AS PRESIDENT PREDICTS NEED FOR EXCESS PROFITS LEV’

GROUP OKAYS $1.5 BILLION TAX INCREASE   Levy on Corporations Would Be Raised In Senate Bloc’s Plan

Senate Group  OK’s Truman ~ Tax Proposa:   Approves. $!,500,000,000 a Year Increase in Corporation Levy.

Corporate Tax Hike Passed In Committee  Plan Would Bring Ir $1.5 Billion A Year

TAX INCREASE GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Committee Okays $1,500,000,000 Boost In Corporation Levy

Senate Unit Votes ToHike  Firms’ ‘Taxes   Corporation Levy Would Be Retroactive To July I Under Committee Bill

Truman’sWat Tax Program Is Approved   Senate Finance Committee OK’s Corporation Tax Boost.

CORPORATIONS TAX BOOST OK'D IN SENATE BODY   Finance Committee May Act Today On Hiking  Individual Taxes

Corporate Tax Increase Gets  Senate OK   Individual Income Taxes Will Also Be Boosted As Much As 20 Per Cent

Senate Committee Okays Truman Plan For Individual Increase   Kffective Oct.  If Solons A pprove   Increase Would Be About 15 Per Cent, Pay For Half Of War Spending

Sees Passage Of Excessive  Profits Tax  Steers Clear Of Talk Bihasst Biwinness Wiss   Steers Clear Of Talk About Formosa; Hasn’t Met Any Appeasers

$12 Billion Hike Approved  In Tax on Corporations   No Revival of OPA  Ils Word from Truman

Corporation Tax Hike Approved By Committee  Truman’s Proposal Would Raise Levies RL, CT enn ann nnn

Senate Group O.K.’s Tax Hike  Levy on Corporations Would Rise to 45%

Corporation Tax Boost Is Approved   Senate Committee Votes Hike From 38 to 45 Per Cent

Senate Committee Approves Progran To Boost Taxes  Seek To Raise Top Levies On Cornorate Incame

— ob     OURsaeyt Sdaraene  Senate Committee Approves Corvorniion Tax Tnereases

PERSONAL TAX HIKE ADOPTED ~ BY COMMITTEE   Higher Levy Slated To Go in Effect This -Year

Truman Proposal For Corporation Tax Hike Okehed  Senate Finance Body Action Is Favara

‘Would Raise Annual Take $3 Billion   Committee Approves President's Plan Without Change

CORPORATION TAX LAW IS APPROVED   Truman Program for $1,500,000,000 a Year in Corporation Levies Okayed by Group,

TRUMAN'S TAX PLAN OKAYED   Senate Committee Back: Corporation Tax Hike Proposal

Senators Approve Big Tax Increase   Hike In Corporate Levies Gets Nod Exeess Profits Propesal Is Shunned

Corporate Tax Hike Backed By  Senate Unit   Truman Opposes OP A Re vival: Mobilization Not in Sight

Higher Tax Gets Okay  In Congress   Finance Committee Approves Jump in Corporetion Retes

Corporation Tax Increase Voted By Committee   Senators Approve Top Rate of 45 Pct., Effective July 1

Corporation Tax Boost Okayed By Senate Group   “Proposal Would Add 1%. Billion In Taxes

CORPORATIONS TAX HIKE VOTED   Senate Committee Ap proves Proposal For $1,500,000,000 Boost

'Senate Committee Approve: ‘Boost in Corporation Tax  Vote Is Scheduled Tomerrow on Proposed Increase in Individual Income Tay Rates

Corporation Tax Boost s Approved  Truman’s Plan Given Okay by Senate Group

Personal Income Tax Increase Endorsed   Senate Finance Committee Approves President's Plan to Boost Withholding Tax From Fifteen To Fichteen Per Cent Effective Oct. J.

Senate Group Okays $1,500,000 000 Annual Hike in Corporation Taxes

Vote Plant Tax Boost   Senate Committee Proposes Hike In Corporation Levies

Senate Group Backs Plan To Boost Tax   Truman Says He’s Not Now For Profit Levy

Senate Votes Hike In Corporation Tax   Truman Unexpectedly Shakes Up RFC Hish Command After Criticism

Corporation Ta Increase Gets Committee OK  Benodiscetelesced Deven. LitLa   individual Rate Hike Comes Up Today for Senate Finance Group

Excess Profits Levy Forecast By President   Senate Committee’s Billion and Half Plar Retroactive to July 1

Corporate Tax  Hike Approved by Senate Unit   Personal Income Levy Due to Be Studied Today

Corporation Tax Increase Voted by Committee   ; “Excess Profits Levy .. Expected Eventually. "Savs President

Harry Bridges, Longshoremen Are Ousted CIO Kicks Out Two Unions On _Charae Of Following Red Line

ClO Kicks Out Harry Bridge’s Leftist Union    Also Expels Another Group for Following the Communist Line

CIO Board Expels Bridges’ Union for Following Reds    Mid-Continent Starts Chicago Line Sept. 26

Government Of Oil City Costly  Report Shows That   Report Shows That Over Million Was Handled In '49

Government Of Oil City Costly   Report Shows That Over Million Was Handled [n '49

LONDON TELLS OF EVACUATION AT PYONGYANG   Refugees, Wounded And Non-Essential Military Personnel Removed.

British Reveal Trapped 7,000  Saved Via Sea   Soldiers, Civilians Evacuated In Operation, Admiralty Says

651 Candidates To Be On Ballot  InMavPrimary   County Posts Not Included In Official List Released By MeCorvey

POLITICAL LEADER INDICTED BY JURY   Charles V. Carollo and Four Others Face Liquor Charges   EVADED FEDERAL TAX

INDICTED BY JURY   Charles V. Carollo and Fou: Others Face Liquor Charges

26 Persons Hurt In Two Fires At Zanesville, Ohic   $1,500,000 Loss Caused To Five Buildings By  Disastrous Blazes

Sen. McCarthy Inquiry Splits GOP Senators   Some Senators Reportedly Want Investigation Ended

Move To End Red Probe Splits GOP  Senators Doubt That Decision Is Possible In Muddled Inquiry

COP Senators Reported Split On Probe Plax   ‘Some Seck Early End To Inquiry On Charges Made By Sen. McCarthy

GOP Divided Over Wishes To Conclude Spying Case   Senators Say Charge Leveled By McCarthy Might Never Be Clear

Republicans Split In Move to End Commie Inquiry   Lattimore’s Innocence Defended by former State Dept. Heads

Split Looms in Senate GOP Ranks rene SA Ap RE RNR RE RADDA DPD PARADE  Hint Early Halt to Communist Inquiry

Republicans Reported In Disagreement Over Move Among Some Of Their Members To Seek Early End To Inquiry Into Communist - In - Government Charges—Subcommittee Continues Probe Hearing Testimony Rv Freda I Jtlew

GOP Split On Red Hunt End   Some Seek Way Out On McCarthy Charges

Continuing Red Probe Splits GOP   Early End Sought To Hearing On McCarthy Charges

Senate Republicans May Be Seeking Way To Call Off MeCarthy-Inspired Communist Probe   GOP Thinks Inquiry Unlikely To Reach Clear-Cut Decision

Senate GOP’s Are Divided By Move To Seek An Early End To McCarthy’s Communist Probe

Split In GOP Reported Over MCarthy Quiz   Early End To Senate Probe Of Red Spy Charges Sought

Karly Windup Of McCarthy Probe Studied  Lawmakers Want To Put End To Inquiry As Politic Laden

GOP Split Over Ending Spy Inquiry   Two Senators Seek Way To Close Out MeCarthy’s Probe

War Veterans Form World  Peace Group   ‘Avowed Object Is Strengthening Of World Peace

SOVIET-RULED EAST GERMANY VOTES SUNDAY   Residents Have Only One Set of Candidates—M ost of Them Communists.

East German Voting Tagged ‘Sham’ By West   Only One Set Of Candidates Listed For Voting Public

E vast Germany V oles  ; M ost Democratic Election’  Say Reds; ‘Sham’ Say Allie

East Germans Ballot Sunday   Hand-Picked Slate Sham.” Allies Sav

Kast Germany Set For Sham Election  Communists Insure Huge Turnout With Persuasion, Threats

Soviet Sector Of Berlin Goes To Poll Sunday   Resounding Election Of Reds Anticipated; Tus One-Party Show

Election Sunday In East Germany Sees No Contest   There’s Only One Set Of Candidates For The Voters

Outcome is Sure As East Germany  Prepares to Vote  Only One Set of Candidates, 70%

East Reich  Vote Sunday   Election of Red. Slate Certain, With No Other Candidates

East Germany’s Red-Style Election [Sunday Branded By U. S. As ‘Sham’  Just A Show Of Hands, Says American Govern  ment; Only One Set Of Candidates And 75 Percent Are Reds.

East Germans Vote Sunday— On One Ticket   Reds Mix Persuasion With Stark Threats To Assure Turnout

Court Backs UW  In Taxation Issue  Madison Can't Levy On Extra Holdinas

Doesn’t Know Amount Cohn Says He Tossed Binaggic Bribe Back ‘Like Hot Rivet

“TOSSED IT BACK’   AVAL 1h MV  K. C. Police Commissioner Says He Didn't Know  Amount

Senate Eyes Baruch Plan   Banking Committee Will Consider AllQut Mobilization

‘Baruch Plan’ Fight Is Seen  By Sparkman   State Senator Says HeMay Le: adBattle   Backing Reported Growing For Full Economie Control Measure

Communists Drive Deep Into Narrow Beachhead To Wipe Out U.N. Forces   10th Corps Troops In Northeast Korea Pull Back to New Positions Under Steadily Increasing Red Pressure.

FORGED BACK UNDER HEAVY AED ATTAGKS   1 Platoon Presumed Lost in First Rush of Chinese; Tank Aid Sent.

Commies Putting Squeeze On Tenth Corps; One Third Division Corps Overrun And Lost.

South Koreans Land on East Korean Coast   Direct Assault on South Capital Expected Hourly

Smash Across Han To Assault Key Red Prize   MacArthur Goes By Jeep To Command Post, Reports Casualties Light In Drive; New Offensive Also Launched

Seoul Entry Expected In  ‘Few Hours’   South Koreans Land Along East Coast

KKKKKK TOP CHINA “NATIONALIST. GROUP URGED TO SWITCH ALLEGIANCE FROM CHIANG:

B-29s Burn Supply Center; Two Enemy Jets Are Shot Down; Ground Lull Holds

All-Out Air Blows  Against China Reds Carried into 3rd Day   Previous Assaults Wreck Five Bridges on Communist Supply Routes to Korea

Last Minute News —   Canadian Parliament To Hold Emergency Session

Chrysler Plant Nears Walkout  Big 1950 Production Drive Hits Snaaq

Chrysler Strike  Is Due Tomorrow  89,000 Workers To Walk Out Unless Demands

New Foreign Aid Program Being Drawn   Gordon Gray Helps Draft Outline To Fase Red Pressure

MORE FINANCIAL HELP PROPOSED FOR FOREIGNERS   Measure Drafted Call-ing For Ten Billion Dollars To 40 Nations Menaced By Red Pressure.

U.S. Will Open Up On Soviet   ‘Will Pull No Punches’ In Putting Blame For Korean War On Russia

U.S. Knows Now Russia Will Not Halt Korean War   Will No Longer Pull Punches in Battle of Words

Layoffs Grow Over Country In Rail Row   Train Workers And Miners Hardest Hit As Economic Pinch Begins

It's Mosily Knee-high, But...  Farmers Now Check July 4 Corn for Sub-par Growth

‘GENTLE’ ELEPHANT KILLS BOY AT CIRCUS WINTER QUARTERS   Authorities Open Inquiry Into. Sarasota Traaedy .

Ding Dong Bell! Bossy’s In Well; Hoict Won't Budae Her. Water Will

Twelve Killed In Fort Crash   Air Force Inquiry Seeks Cause of Fire

PISTOL TRACED IN DEATH PROBE   Weapon Used In Tragedy At Wake Forest Found To Have Been Owned By Man Sought In Saving

AIRCRAFT STOCKS GIVE MARKET LIFI   Long List Advances Frac tions To Around Point; Business Brisk

PROOF OF ATROCITIES IGNORED —s_T€ Korean Communists Say Geneva Convention Is Being Observed

24 Are Captured with Evidence   Over Year’s Work Preceded Raid Thursday Evenina

GULF HURRICANE  BLOWS. ITSELF OUI   DAMAGE CAUSED IN FLORIDA  AND ALABAMA — NEW STOR DEVELOPS.

One Dies, 2 Hurt As Storm Blows Out in N. Alabama   Hundreds Of Cottages Are Wrecked; Hurricane Forms In Gulf

Another Hurricane Forms As Gulf Storm Blows Out   Bigger Blow Centered Near West Indies; Florida, Alabama Damoue Reported Licht

‘One Hurricane Ends: ~— As.Another Starts  Ponama City Florde   Panam a City; Florida Mauled By Heavy Winds During Thursday

Gult Hurricane Mauls Distric!  New One Whirling Ur Toward Florida

“Shocked, Repelled’—  Says Indian Reservations in Deplorable Shape

Indian Affairs Group Sharply Raps Conditions in Schools, Including Those in This State

Montana Council on Higher Education Urges State Board to Stand Pat on Building Fund Allocations

America’s Fastest Jet Fighter Plane Send Russian-Made MIG-15 Earthward

Sovief-Made Jet Felled by ‘Sabre’   Pilot Praises U.S. Fighter as ‘Finest Plane  Ever Flew’

U.S. Jet Tops  Reds’ In Duel Beat Plane There Is, Winning Flier Says

soviet-Made Fighter Shot Down  U.S. Unveils New Jet In Dogfight Over Korea

Russian-Made Jet Shot Down   Four American F-86 Sabres Score Clean Victory Over Foes

America’s Fastest Jet Fighter Plane Victor Over Russian Mis-15 In Fiohs

Plane Proves its Worth  Yanks’ Faster Jet Fighter  Sends  Red Opponent: Spinnina Earthward

NEW U. S. JETS WIN FIRST COMBAT TES!   Shoot Down Red Plane In Long Awaited Fight

America’s Fastest Jet Fighter Plane Scores Clean Victory in Air Battle

New American Jet Fighter Plane Proves: Worth ‘In Fight with Russia’s Fastest Combat Ship

Fast American Jet Fighter In First Combat Sends Soviet Mig-15 Down   Four U. S. F-86 Sabres Score Clean Victory In Five-Minute Aerial Dogfight With  Four Russian Migs.

' —DOWN RUSSIAN MADE JET—  New U.S. Plane Wins Fi irst Rattle In Korea.

Down Russian Ship in Fight  F-86 Flying Sabre Jets Win First Test with Red Planes

Missouri to Have Fair and  Dry Weather   Most of Nation Shivers in Below Late Winter Normal

Betfer Days Ahead Now, Say: Weather Man  Weekend Storm Leaves Ice, Snow

Fair Weather. Trails 2-Day Winter Storm   Much of State Hit By Ice and Snow, With Many Roads Slick

Truman's ‘Non-Political Journey Means No Blasts Against G. O. P.--on Sunday

Whirlwind Non-Politica! Speech-Making Jaunt Lined Up By President

Tanks Appear Among Surging Enemy Hordes   Giant Communist Drive Only 10 Miles From Pyongyang

Four Divisions Thrown Back  Across River   Walker Says Attack Of Last Friday Saved Destruction of Army

Four Allied Divisions  Hurled Back   Communist Horde Numbers 400.000

U.N. Forces In Korea Retreat To Escape Trap   Giant Struggle With Red Hordes Continues In Northwest Korea

Final Okay Of Korean Plan Seen   Would Allow UN Troops to Move Into N. Korea To Unify Country

Assembly Gives Okay Yesterday To Unity Plan   To Allow UN Troops To Move North Of  Parallel In Korea

Russia Preventa Voting on Approval for U.N. Troops to Move Narth

UN to Act Today On Korean Plan  Russian Bloc Delays Passage by Assembly

Okeh Delayed On Korea Plan   Assembly Approval Is Expected Today

VFW Says Voters Should Get Chance To Vote on Bonus  ~ Statement is Issued * Se Reply to Criticism  =aPaiunm c¢ FPlinn

Key Factory Near Russian  Soil Pounded  OO Gunner Parte Rain   90 Super-Forts Rain 800 Tons Of Bombs On Enemy Centers

B-29 Air Attacks Hit Korean Port With 800 Tons   Bombed Port Near Russian Border In FKetrama North Kore:

[POUND CHONGJIN PORT   B-29s Bomb Plant Almost Within Sight of Soviet Territory

90 Supertorts Hit Iron Works In North Korea   Nearly 800 Tons of Bombs Blast Factory Near Soviet Border

%) B-29's Hammer Key Red Targets  eee mw 6   Hit City Almost Within Sight of Russian Territory

B29’s Hit Iron Works Near Soviet Line; Fichter Planes Set New Record for Day

US B-29’s Soar To North To Hit Port Of Chongjir   Bombing Mission Is Almost Within Sight Of Soviet Territory

Strike Is 2nd Largest Of Conflict   800 Tons of Explosives Send Metal Factory Up in Smoke Near Russian Territory.   Planes Set Record   Air Force Hits, Targets Along 130 Mile: Line -Merth of 38 Parallel

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE RATT FFRONTS: Soiith

Would Transfer Riverdale Pupils To Blue Island   Say Parents Aroused Over Move To Change District

Would Transfer Riverdale Pupils To Blue Island  Say Parents Aroused Over Move To

Half-Holiday Will Begin Tomorrow   DuBois Retail Stores Ready To Start Summer Schedule; Ask Pa trons lo Coordinate,

Ingrid Gives Birth To Son By Passelini   ‘Film Actress is Keported “Overjoyed” After Arrival of Seven-Pound Child

Priest Reports Rossellini Father of Black-Haired, Blue-Eyed, 8-Pound Boy

Actress Bergman Gives Birth ToSonin Rome; PriestSays Director Rosselliniis Father

ITALIAN FILM EXECUTIVE IS FATHER OF BO}   Rossellini Very Happy After Visit With Swedish Star

A Son Is Born-- --As Rossellini Waits Ingrid And 8 Pound Baby Both In Good Condition

Rossellini Happy After Pacing Floor   Child Born To Movie Star In Italy Sets Gossir Tongues Awagging All Over The World.

ACTRESS SEES BOY, IS ‘OVERJOYED’  Rossellini Father of Ingrid's Baby, Says Catholic Priest

Proposed Excise Tax Reductions   Ingrid ‘Overjoyed’ As She Sees New Son

Charles Cox, Sul Ross Prof. Dies   FUNERAL SERVICES HELD AT HOME IN McCAMEY MONDAY AT _ 3:30

Navy to Probe Signal Fiasco   40 Rescued From Stricken Net Tender Relate Fight on Raging Fire

SHIP'S FAILURE TO ASSIST STRICKEN VESSEL PROBED   Transport Passed Nearby as Desperate Siqnals Flashed: 40 Survivors Rescued

Navy. Orders ‘Elder’ Probe   Transport Failure To Aid Tender Hit

Signals of Net Tender  Drew Reply   Transport Sent Repeat  Message Back But Then Sailed On.

SHIP FAILS TO IGK UP GREW INSEA WRK   Forty Men Adrift in Pacific Rescued After Military Transnort Passes.

Community Chest Drive Opens Oct. 16 ‘Associated Services To Aid Men, Women In Armed Force:

Hurricane Curves North Away From Florida’s Coast  Crippled Vessel in Path of Raging Storm, Ships Sail to Rescue

Storm Changes Course At Sea   Hurricane To Miss Florida, May Hit N. Carolina

Kunkel Says Duff Is Shadow Boxing   Governor Stakes His Political Future On Fight With Grundy

Duff Insists GOP Must Lick Grundy Faction  Bell, Appointed to . Supreme Court, Likel ° KAlawasskwe an wd  dAwbx

GOP Seizes ‘Gagging’ as  Voting Issue   ‘MacArthur Incident To be Taken To the Peonvle

Republicans Hit President for Ignoring Advice   Gabrielson issues White Paper on Far Eastern Policy

Truman’s ‘Muzzling’ of MacArthur Grabbed by GOP as Campaign Issue   ‘White Paper’ Lays Down Strategy For November Elections

Party Issues White Paper On Far East   General Urged Formosa Defense In VFW Message

Far Eastern Policy Severely Criticized; No Attempt Will Be Made To Remove MacArthur.

FORMOSA CONTROVERSY MacArthur Muzzling Promises GCP Maior Campaign Target         Rye United Pre:

SEARCHERS FIND REYNOLDS DEAD   ‘Body Of Tobacco Heir Found On Mountain In Crack On Mount Whitnev

Sad Tryst  For Mother   Mrs. Reynolds Awaits Return of Son’s Body. From Mountain Peak

U.S. Must Outnumber Reds: To Win War, UN Is Told   MacArthur Report Says ‘Greater Strength Than Enemy’ Necessary Before War Takes Turn For Better

U. N. Handec  First Korea War Report  Success Linked - To Building Up Oy “Pall Dower’

Superiority In Weapons And Manpower Needed To Stop Red Troops Report Says

A SEE-SAW SEASON   Kansans Can Expect Weather Changes in Next Few Days

Henry Says He Wasn tf In Red Deal   Tells Congressmen He Didn’t Even Know Of Any Export.

HUAC Hears Testimony Of  Former Veep   Says Charges Were Made To Discredit Democratic Party

\Wallace Denies Pari in Shipment Of Warlime Atomic IMaterials to Reds

Wallace Hits At Accusers In Atom Dea!  Denies He Aided Or Knew About  Ryuece Shinmantea

OAS HE KNEW NOTHING ABOUT AED SHIPMENT   Testifies Before Un-American Committee It Was Job of Lend-Lease.

Wallace Calls False Talk of Aid to Russia   Didn't Even Know Namie of Manhaitan Project, Tells Prohers

Testimony Given Commitfee By Former Official   Probe Conducted On Atom Shipment

EX-VICE PRESIDENT CLAIMS HE WASN'T AWARE OF MOVES   Fermer Official Places Responsibility On Lend Dee

WALLACE SAYS: NOT GUILTY OF AIDING REDS  Rarmear Vica Praddant   Former Vice President Denies Charge of Helping Soviets Get Atomic Secrets.

Denies Atom Shipment Aid Given Russia   Wallace Answers To Charge That He Helped Reds

Wallace Denies Part in Wartime Atomic Shipments  Statement Given By Him to Un-American

All 16 Aboard Crashed B-50 Reported Safe   Canadian Airmen Locate Wreckage of Bomber: Evacuation Besins

Plane Wreck Sighted, All Aboard Safe  Labrador Rescue   Starts Today

RCAF Finds Lost B-50; 16 Held Safe   Wreckage of Plane Found Southwest Of Labrador Base

Plane’s Wreckage  Found, 16 Aboard Are Reported Safe   Evacuation of Survivor: Of B-50 Crash Planned By Air Force Today

RCAF Locates Plaw 1-50 Wreckage Spotted; 16 Aboard “Sate and Sound”

MUDD URGES DAVIS TO QUIT REPUBLICAN RACE   Sonthern Marylander Suggests Montgomery Countian Turn Field Over Ta MeKeldin

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Woman Hurt, Hit by Auto Along Highway

PLUMOTEADVILLE GROK ~—VIGTIM: IN HOSPITAL   Has Seven Fractured Ribs. Regains Consciousness   CAUSE IS NOT KNOWN

Tewksbury Boy Falls . From Auto   Robert Sturtevant, 3, Under Treatment for Probable Skull Fracture

U.5. SHIVERS IN SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURE   Relief From Cold ls Reported Coming By Friday

36 Degrees Below Zero In Wisconsin   Frigid Arctic Air Moves Southward To North Florida

36 Degrees Below Zer In Wisconsin Lowest In  U. S. Wednesday   NORTHERN FLORIDA FEELS COLD WEATHER

Bone-Ratfling Cold Wave Nips Fast, Midwest :   Warmer Air Predicted To Follow Chill’s Wake

Stand Against Red Ager ession Is Reaffirmed .   Big Three Extends Policy to All  Ot Bean Coanmonee

To Regard Attack as On Selves   U.S., Britain, France To End War State; Endorse Police.

To Consider Attaek. On W. Germany As lf Upon Themselves   U.S.. Britain, France Extend Stand

State of War Should End, Allies Pledge   Own Forces Will Be Strengthened In Western Area

Widen Atlantic Pac Stand On Aggressior To Berlin, W. German)   Mobile Police Unit Proposal Approved   Big Three Promise to Increase Numbers of . Troops In Germany

— PROMISE —  Big Three To Defend West Reick   STATE OF WAR TO END SOON

Foreign Ministers Conclude Week Of Conferences   ‘Technical State of War With Germany t End Soon as Possible

TD END oTATE OF WAR SOON AS POSSIBLE   Also Plan Sweeping Revision of Controls and Help German Economy.

KKK K KY JUDGE ACCEPTS GAR FULL OF CANARIES AS. EXCUSE FOR VIOLATION

Meteor Lights Up Vast Sky Areas   Brilliant Glare Flashes Over Several Northeastern . States

American Counter-Attacks Hurl Back Foe; Yongsan in Naktong Valley Recaptured; Enemy in Retreat.

U. S. Starts Fall Assault   3,000 Red Troops Are All But Surrounded On East Bank of Naktong

Advance Seizes Village 13 Miles from Vital City   U. S. 2nd Division Attacks Communist Pocket on Naktong   {Latest War Map. Page 2.)

FORMER NAZI ARRESTED IN MURDER PLO}   Planned To Kill West German President Heuss, Charve

Old Time Nazi ‘Held In Plot   Quoted As Saying He Intended To Murder Democratic Leader.

Discover Body Of Mrs. Ecker On S.C. Beach   CAP Continuing Search Fer Second Drowning Victim At Charleston

Fishing Companion Missing.... ee OT ONESINE sss  Body Of Drowned Woman Is Found

Mrs. Ecker's _ Body Is Founc   Wife of Insurance Company Executive Drowned While on Fishing Trip.

MRS. ECKER'S BODY IS FOUND   Discovered By Civil Air Patrol Pilot, Man’s Body Sought

Body Of Woe Ws Woman,  whe   Search Plane Finds Embedded Body After Wife Of Insurance Executive Is Reported Missing

_No Trace of Companion : Body of Millionaire’s Wife Found on Sea Island

Body Of Drowning Victim Located   Mrs. Frederick Ecker Found On Charleston Beach

Girl Indicted For Murder   Sandra Peterson Mus Face Trial Jan. 16

South Korean Air Foree Hits Red Capital   General MacArthur Gives Orders To Hit  North Korean Bases

U.S. Forces Smash 2 Red Attempts to Cross River: ‘Heavy Fightine’ Raging

Throw Back  Red Patrols In Kum Area   North Koreans Enlarge Bridgehead; Attacks imperil Taejon. .

Paul Hoffman Heads Ford  Foundation  Gets $75,000 Year In New Position

Grant Bell Rate Hike   First of Temporary ' Boosts Now Permanent No Action on Second

Famous New York Sun Quits After 116 Years; Sold to World-Telegram

N.Y. SUN ENDS PUBLICATION   Famous 116-Year-Old Paper Sold to World-Telegram;  High Costs Blamed

War News Clouds Yule Rejoicing . . Hope of Peace Dominates Christmas Thoughts of Christian World

World In Conflict Marks Christmas With Church Ceremonies And Prayer

Pontiff And Prince’ Lead Countless Preachers Of Good Will On Earth Where Little Is In Evidence

Divided World Marks Yule With Prayer   — Solemn Celebrations  Reflected in Tone ©  Of Christian Rites

 War Clouds Cast Shadow   ae World’s Christians Observe ‘Christmas With Peace Hopes

Prince of Peace’s  Day Is Observed With Solemnity   World Mingles Anxiety Over War Threats As Prayers Are Offered

Solemnity of Celebration Noted Everywhere; Main Cheering News That Telling of Escape From Reds’ Trap.

War-Menaced World Marks Christmas With Hone. At Least. Of Survival

 Solemnity Reflected in Talks by World Leaders Red Clouds Swirling Over Torn Korea Shadow  Peace Hopes of Free World During Christmas

Christian World Offers Fervent Peace Prayers   Solemnity Marks Many Gatherings On Usually-Festive Christmas Week End

Christians in War-Menaced World Observe Christmas With a Fervent Hone of Peace

Eighth Army, 10th Corps Under Unified Command   MacArthur Says Hungnam Withdrawal Completes Reshuffling Of His Forces   Christmas Marked By Fervent Hope For Peace

ANAIETY MARKS HOLIDAY  Clouds of War Give Somber Yule Tinge   "STAT Tee FRE FEAT Ey

War Casts Gloom Over Celebration   Christians Offer Prayers For Peace At Yuletide Rites

OR AT LEAST SURVIVAL  Christians Observe Christmas With Fervent Hope For Peace

War-Threatened ¥V orld Hears Peace Pleas During Somber Observance Of Christmas

Red Clouds Swirling Out of Korea Cast Shadow Over Celebrations of Yuletide

World Voices Peace Prayer At Christmas   Pope and King Make Appeals Despite War Perils Around Globe; Manv Homes Bereavec

Prayers For Peace Offered Thruout Christian World   President, King, Pope Call for Peace

Christians Throughout World Note Christmas With Prayers For Peace

Fears s Reflected In Pleas For Pea  War Clouds Shadow ~ World's Christmas

Uneasy World Celebrates Christmas With Prayers for Peace--or Survival

SOLEMNITY PREVAILS CHRISTMAS   President Truman Expresses’ Message  Of Universal Thanks

War-Menaced World Observes Yule With Fervent Hope for Peace in ’5

Church People Observe Xmas ir Hope for Peace  Communist Clouds   Communist Clouds Cast Shadows Over Yuletide Celebrations

Soviet Spy Patterns Changed   Officials Say Russia Had A-Secret in °45 More Arrests Seen

MacArthur Needs Forces to Handle Korean Situation    Kreuger Says Give Him Help and UN Comdr. Can Do Job

Smithwick Jurors Hard To Choose   One Named Out Of 42 Veniremen In Two Days

Cold Shoves Into Indiana  Behind Snow   Predict Below-Zero Chill for Upstate To Plus 15 in South; Most of Roads Open

Pyongyang Garrison Is Trapped; Mop-Up By UN Units Starts   Americans To Join South Koreans In Final Drive Toward Manchurian Border: Allied Bombers In Action

Yank Line-Up Traps 27,000 Red Soldiers   Pyongyang Garrison Doomed By Junction  Of Two U. S. Forces

“Dear Joe Stalin” Fad Recalls Efforts of Early Quaker to Attempt Peace Agreement With France

Reds Denounce — Using UY. Flag   Russian Note Says Action Is Unlawful

— Ole, a eee 6 6 UMC SONY UNRZEESS 6S CUO BT ESEDU  14.39 Miles of Terraces Were Built in Douglas County

A RECOUNT LS     ADE  14.39 Miles of Terracen Were Buill in Douglas County

Economy Can Stand Strain of War With  Teamwork—Truman   Calls for Best Efforts of Industry, Labor and Consumers to Do the Job

Denies Need For Severe Control Now   President Calls For Full est Cooperation Betweer Industry, Labor And  All Consumers.

Truman Urges Unity in Nation Economic Affairs   President Calls for Early Passage of $5 Billion Tax Plan

Country Must Increase Production and Be Prepared for Greater Effort, Chief Executive Says In Report To Congress.

[TRUMAN ASKS: 'Production Hike, Normal Buying And Soft Pedal on Wace Demand

Says U. S. Can Stand Strain of Korean War  With Full Cooperation

Red Artillery Now Can Hit South Capital   70,000 North Koreans Push Major Offensive Despite Heavy Losses

Enemy Within 7 Miles of City;  Waeowan Lost   70,000 Communist Troops Push Defenders Back 3 Times in dS Hours

Key City Is Within Range Of Red Cannon   Yanks Retreat To 7 Miles From Taequ

Hensley Bound To Sullivan Jury  Charged With Two Kingsport Killings

Higher Costs Of Operation Cited By Bell   Dial Equipment To Cost More To Keep Up, Company Says

New Yor Cotton   Phone Maintenance Cost Hike Outlined to State PSC by Bell

Science Hunts Mass Method of Protecting People From Diseases in Germ Warfare

Engineers May Strike  Old Diesel Dispute   Old Diesel Dispute To Spur Walkout?

LEADERS MEET THIS WEEKEND ON WALKOUTS   Dispute Hinges _ —On-Hiring. An Extra Mon”

Rail Strike May Develop  Controversy Over Demand For Third Man In Diesels

Talk RR Strike  On Diesel Issue   Unions Demanding Third Man In Cab

Rail Strike. Ranks Swell   ‘Additional Firemen Sought on Diésels

Korean Reds Appeal To U.N.  Charge America With _ Bare-Faced Agression

‘Phantom’ Strikes Again   Philadelphia Sniper Wounds His 16th Victim

Bell Company Asks Courts For Injunction to Block Picketing of Its Offices

‘Nationwide Phone Strike Enters Second Week: Peace Prospects Dim

Injunctions, Fists Mark Second W eek Of Strike   Bell Seeks Court Orders In Eight States To Halt Picketing By Western Electric Workers

No Settlement Imminent in  Phone Dispute   Flaring Tempers, Legal Battle Mark Start of Second Week of Strife

Peace Hope Dime As Phone Strike Enters 2nd Week  Bell Company Seeks — >" Injunction Ageins?

Picketing Ban Asked By Bell Phone System   Philadelphia Judge To Hold Hearing On Petition Tomorrow

Phone Company Going To Court Over Picketing   Strike Enters Second Week And Still No  Settlement.

Telephone Tieup Enters 2nd Week   No Immediate Prospect of Peace in Sight; Walkout -. Marked by Picket Clashes, Legal Tug-of-War

No End Seen in Dispute   Playing Jempers and © Legal: Tug-of-War Mark Telephone ‘Strike as  Ie Enters Second Week

Nationwide Phone Strike Shows No  Signs of Peace   Flaring Tempers Are Noted As Walkout Enters Second Week

End is Still Rot in Sight   Bell Telephone Co. Of Pennsylvania Seeks to Prevent Picketing of Firm

PHONE WALKOUT IS DEADLOCKED IN SECOND WEEK   ‘Bell Telephone Seeks In~ junction To Stop Philadelpnhia Pickets

Violence Flares as Phone  Strike Enters Second Week  “ Company Asks Injunction to Prevent Picketing After Philadelphia Outbreaks

Phone Walkout In Second Week   No Immediate Prospect Of Settlement Seen

Telephone Strike Peace Still Remote   Legal Tug-of-War ‘Over Injunctions Develops

PHONE STRIKE IN IND WEEK   Marked By Flaring Tem pers And Injunction Tuqs-Of-War

No Peace Sighted As Phone Strike Begins New Week   Tempers Flare Along Picket Lines; Local Tug-of-War Goes On

Phone Strike Now In Its Second Week   No Immediate ‘Prospect Of Settlement  In Sight

Telephone Strike Enters Second Week; No Sign Of Settlement Appears

Strike Against Bell System In 2nd Week   Legal Tug-Of-War Hot Tempers On Picket Lines Mark National Tieup

PEACE HOPES DIM AS PHONE STRIKE ENTERS 2D WEEK   Bell Co. Seeks Injunction To Prevent Picketing Of Philadelphia Exchanges

PHONE PICKETS IN NEW CLASH   Philadelphia Is Scene of Violence As Strike Enters 2nd Week

Legal Struggles Continue Without Peace Prospects : In Week-Old Phone Strike

Telephone Walkout Into Second Week   Fights And Other Trouble Mar Labor Dispute

Court, Sidewalk Clashes Mark ‘Phone Strike :   Peace Remote As Walkout Enters Secand Week

Burned Boy Looks Forward to Santa; Doesn't Know Six of Family Are Dead

PROMISING CLUE AS TOIDENTITY OF DEAD WOMAN   Man “Fairly Certain” She Is Hitchhiker He Gave Ride To Earlier   BLISTER ON HEEL IS IDENTIFYING MARK

Shades Of The Gold Rush   Whitehorse Teems As Troop: Ready Arctic War Games

Home Front Mobilization Steps Studiec  Senate, House Units Consider Powers

Solons to Tackle Mobilization of Hometront Today   Conaress Committee:    Congress Committees _ Schedule Hearings On Truman Reauests

----- Washington -------------Congress Tackles Joh Of Mobilizing Home Front 

Mobilizing Home Front Is Studied   Congress Has No Plans at Present For Price And Wage Controls

Gl's Fight Noisiest and Dirtiest Battle of War   ‘Artillery Barrage at Hungnam Beachhead \s Rated "Worse Than two Jima"

Rt. 40 To Be Improved On Braddock Mt.   Section Westward From Country Club Being Surveved

President “Digs” Governor Dewey  In Talk Tuesday   Gives Address Before Better Business Rureau Convention

U.S. Readies For Defense Production   Factories Start Conversion; Copper Use Curtailed

‘Thousands -Made Idle by Shift to War Production   CHICAGO—(UP)——Thousands of workers were idle odaixv as America shifted gears to enter wartime produc-

Truman Expected To Proclaim Emergency Soon; Top-Level Parley Scheduled Today

Big Conference Slated Today On Emergency   Steps Toward Placing Economy on Virtually War Footing Expected

More Tanks Wanted:  Signs Indicate U.S, Economy To be Shifted Sharply Seon

Nation’s Economy Moving Nearer  To War Basis  Truman Summons Top Officials To Conference

U.S. Economy About to Shift Nearer War Basis   Tin for Civilians to Be Cut Sharply: Tank Production to Be Speeded; Defense Called “Makeshift’”’.

Truman To Give Radio Report On World Crisis   Demo and GOP Leaders And Top Officials Called To Conference

Sharper Shift to War Basis Viewed  Truman to Report to Nation on Cricsic Thic Weak

US. ECONOMY SEEN SHIFTING TO WAR BASIS   President To Deliver Radio Address On World Crisis

Crisis Talk To Be Made By President   Signs Indicate Economy Shift  To Wartime Basis

Truman To Give Report On Crisis Facing Nation  Fenartad T. Reandeanet Th?. W..l. f.J.   Expected To Broadcast This Week End; To Discuss Declaring Emergency Today

‘We're at War Now, Sen, Johnson Says, Demanding Action   Draft Calls for January and February Are Ordered Doubled

SHIFT BY NATION TOWARD WAR BASIS SEEMS UNDER WAY   Conference of Steel, Copper Lead aud Zine Preducers Called — Use of Tin May Be Cut.   SPEEDUP CONSIDERED OF TANK PRODUCTION   Meeting Will Be Held at White House Today—Truman to Address Nation on World Crisis.

Truman To Report To Nation On Crisis This Weekend; Slast In Tin For Civilian Use Looms  Signs Of Economy Shift To War Basis Grow On Eve Of Conference

State Democratic Chairman Hopes. For Routine Convention Thursday

CROP PRODUCTION PROSPECTS BRIGHT   FARM DEPARTMENT SEES 2% PCT. INCREASE OVER 1923-1982 AVERAGE.

Excellent Prospects For Crops   Report Shows Crop Volume Should Be 24 Per Cent Over 1923-32 Average

Crop Prospects  Good over Nation U.S. Report Cites Adequate Supply

Congress OK’s Marshall’s Bid   But GOP Insists He Tell Solons Military Ideas

Marshall To Be Asked His Views   Republicans To Seek New Secretary's Military Slant

Marshall Is Asked To Give  Overall Views   GOPs Demand General Outline Military Situation

Republicans Call On Gen. Marshall For Overall View of Military Situation

Demands Marshall Air Views  go nw ©C..na ene   GOP Senators  Want Conference

Want Marshall to Outline Policies Before Taking Job   Republicans Lose Fight to Block His Appointment

G.0.P. DEMANDS GEN, MARSHALL'S MILITARY VIEWS   Want Statement From Prospective Secretary Of Foreian Policy   CONFIRMATION EXPECTED TO COME IN NEXT WEEK

Favor Marshall But Want Views   Two Senators Ask He Be  Called In

GOP To Ask Marshall To Outline His Policies In Closed Conferences

Pennsylvania Miners Vote 'To Stay Home   Local Mine Workers Official Declares Five Days Or Nothing As Dievers Clamor For Showdown

AREA LOCALS 10 CONTINUE ON WALKOUT   Message to Return  Sounded by District 4 Offfears

‘Suggestion’ by John L. Lewis Being Ignored   Pleas of Leaders That They Quit Unexplained Strike Go Unheeded; Want Five-Day Week or Nothing.

Miners Refuse To Return To Soft Coal Pits   Pennsylvania Group Wants Five-Day Week

At Least 22,000 Are Tired Of 3-DayWeekAnd Seek Showdown Even By Taft-Hartley Act

Thousands Of Miners Vote To Stay On Strike.  coy FF OF,   But in Northern West Virginia  31 Locals Decide To Restune Work

22,000 Penn Miners Snub  Lewis.Order   Five Days or Nothing, Says One Local Union Official; Others to  Resume Work Today

He’s Sorry? ‘How About Us   Cohen’ 8 Neighbors Area Bit Sick, Too

Neighbors Are Sick of Gang Boss After Home Bombed for Sixth Time

Cohen Feels ‘Very Sick’ About Bombing But That's Nothing —So Do His Neighbor:

SEEK CHANGE OF HANDS-OFF CHINA DECISION   Hepublican Senators Not Satisfied with Wisdom of Refusing Military Aid te Antl-Communist Chinese of Formosa.

Foreign Policy Switch Aim Of GOP Leaders   Will Wage Battle Against Key Points Of Truman Program

GOP CONSIDERS CHINA DISPUTE PRESSURE MOVE   May Stage Rebellion Against Key Points O¢t Earatan Pracram

Dangerous Young Inmates at Large’   Two Jump Guard . And Effect Escape’ ‘At Larned Rosnjtnt

Federal Tax Income Down in January  Individual, Corporation Tax Receipts Blamed

Tax Collections Drop In January   Corporation And Individual Income Receipts Decline

Communists Are Steadily Losing  Ground In Free-Election Countries

Flying ‘Mars’ Lands Safely, 3 Motors Out   Giant Plane Wins 400-Mile Race To Calif. Coast

DIMES DRIVE STARTS TODAY   $36,000 Is Goal For Ber rien In Annual Polio Fund Campaign

Enemy Fleein In “Rout” on South Front  ao eo)   Yanks Gain 20 Miles In Drive to Capture Sangju and Cut off Reds’ Escape Route

Yanks Slash Out Of Beachhead, Race for Sangju   Cavalry Task Force Rolls 20 Miles in Fast Break-Through

Americans Fall Back to Banks Of the Naktong   Expected to Be Last Major Withdrawal of the War; Big Pershing Tanks and Flame Throwers Arrive With Marines.

American TroopsRetreat OnKorean CentralFront; Marines Head For Battle   General Withdrawal Expected To Be Last Major UN Pullback; Tanks, Troops Halt  Powerful Communist Thrust

Marines Stream Into Korea, Head for Front Lines   Most Critical Sector. Is West of Pusan, Fighting Rages There

Tanks Move Into bloody fight  West of Pusan   Bridges Are Blown, Towns Left in Flames From Chingju to East Coast; Battle Races 40 Miles West of Port

Baffle-Ready Marines Push Toward Front   Army Tanks And Troops Engaged In Bloody Fight-. -ing Near Pusan ©

FURTHER MAJOR PULLBACKS ARE NOT CONSIDERED   Battle-Ready Marines Being Rushed To Fight ing Fronts   SOUTH KOREANS HAVE RECAPTURED YONGDOK

Fallback To Naktong River Expected To Be Last Major UN Pullback   Marines Stream Ashore At Korean Port; Battered 24th Division Halts Drive On Pusan In Battie Of Men And Tanks

Additional Infantrymen Pour Into Hard Pressed American Lines; Fighting Rages Only 40 Miles From Pusan

Withdrawal Predicted To Be Last  Naktong River Defense Barriet For UN Troops

Naktong River  Defense Line For Americans   South Koreans Drive Reds Out of Yongdok; Battle West of Pusan

Withdrawal May Be Last Pullback — By Defenders   Naktong River Defense Planned; Americans Hold Wect af Pusan ..

Naktong River Is New Barrier For Defenders   Withdrawal on Central Front Called Final Major U. N. Pullback of Korean War; South Koreans Capture Yongdok

Truce Group Appeals For Peace talks   Make Direct Move To Study Cease-Fire Plan For Korea

UN Appeals To Peiping  For Truce   Ask Meeting To Discuss  Peace Plans

Peiping Gets Direct Appeal To Cease Fire   U. WN. Negotiators Offer To Go to Chinese Red Cant taw'Tatlc«e

RUSSIAN DEMANDS SIDETRACKED __ UN Group Appeals Directly To Peiping For Cease-Fire Talks

NEGOTIATORS OF UN APPEAL TO RED CHINE   Truce Officials Send Direct Request For Peiping Meeting

UN Mediators Ask Reds for Meeting  Team Willing to Go To Peiping for Talks

Ask Rejection of M, A. Hutchinson   Senate Committee Turns Down. Truman Annointee

The Pilot Says Idea of ‘Preventive War’ Against Russia Must Be Considered

Freight Car Hits  Tower, Four Hurt  One Badly Injured At Crawfordsville

Switch Tower Knocked Over by Derailed: Freicht   Monon Train‘ Hits It At Crossing With the™ Penn. - °

State Kmployes AllFully Loyal,  Peurifov Says   Loyalty Program Head Tells Rotary Leaders Charges Unfounded

CONFIDENCE LACK IN TRUMAN POLICY HELPS GOP --TAFT  He Sees Arms Funds, Anti Inflation Fight Big Issues Of Next Congress

Taft Returns To Capital For Party Talks   Reorganization  Of GOP Seen

TAFT 10. MEET G. 0. P. CHIEFS   Indications Are That Some Reorganization  May Be In Order   SAYS HE IS AVAILABLE

Map 1952 Republican Strategy      Senator Taft to Confer With Top Party Leaders On GOP Reorganization   TRUMAN UNDECIDED   President Still Ponders Recall Date for Lame Duck Congress Session

TAFT = a   ‘Mr. Republican’ Back Ir ‘Washington; Hint  Reorganization

North Koreans Halt Attack Aimed at Their River bridgehead — Correspondent Says 24th Division General Assault Is Balked by Enemy—South Forces Counterattack —Waegwan Under Grave Menace.

Red Koreans Refreat Before U.S, Onslaughts in South and West; Enemy Puts Pressure on North

2,000 To 4,000 Only ie Miles From Key City   South Korean Counterattack Hammers  Enemy Back To East Bank Of River

Reds Pose Threat To Key Supply Hub   Marines, Army Infantrymen Grind Out New Gains Aacainst Invaders In South

Heavy American Artillery Barrage Greets Attackers — Chineso Moving In Strength Against City of Hamhuns,

Field Artillery, Warships And Planes Utilized   Communist Troops Start Probing South Of 38th Parallel

Heavy. American. Artillery Barr: age Greets: ‘Attackers — Chinese  . Moving In. Strength — Against City of Hamhung. Bee ee

Soviet Claim on Baltic Seen in Plane Incident  Independent London Times Calls Russian Attitude ‘Unpardonable’

GIVE CIVii DEFENSE PLAN FOR ILLINOIS   State Director Announces Guide for Cities and Counties to Follow if Attack Occurs.   WARN ATOMIC OR GERM WAR POSSIBLE   Main Plans Are to Maintain War Production, Protect Lives and Restore Stricken Communities.

COOL AIR MOVES IN   To Give Kansas Some Relief from Unseasonable Temperatures

FATHER IS ‘SQUARE’ Margaret Truman. Defends Right To Follow Her Career Of Singing

President’s Daughter Says Dad’s Really Good Piano Player: Says She Wants To Be On Her Own

TELEPHONE PEACE CONFERENCES FAIL   C. 8. CONCILIATOR REPORTS NEITHER SIDE WiLL BUDGE IN CONTRACT ROW.

CAL COMPANY LEASES SOW PLANT   15-Man Crew Will Start Production of Sulphuric Acidin June

15-Man Crew Will Start Production of Sulphuric  Acidin June   “BASIC 'NDUSTRY”

SOFIA ENVOYS  CALLED HOME; REBUFF SHARE   New Charges Hurled Against Diplomat _ By Bulgaria [

U.S. Ends Ties With Bulgaria   Next Blast Hinted Aimed at Hunaary

U.S. Severs Relations With Red Bulgaria  Angry Note Rouses Speculation Of Similar Blast at Hungary

CHINA CRISIS PLACED BEFORE COUNCIL OF UN   West Nations Join To Speed Debate On Reds

U.S. Expects Help In Korea   Turks Scheduled To Arrive In 2 Weeks

Kahl Resigns Job as Safety Chief  overnor Appoints Corydon Attorney

Quits State Job, Runs For Office   Quinn And Knisely New Candidates

May Restore Cuts In Defense Funds  Korean War Threats Stir Congressmen

Congress May Restore Defense Funds   Fear Korean Crisis May Explode Into World War III

Lucas Rebuffs Spud Growers   Insists On Removal Of Price Supports

Lucas Plans Stiff Fight to Remove U.S. Control Price on Potatoes

APPORT VWMPRTMEPHR PATA   Plane With 4 Aboard Feared Lost in Lake

Four Are Feared Lost In Crash Of Transport   Missing Plane Thought To Have Sunk In Lake North Of New Orleans: Long Overdue At Field

U. S. Plane Missing in Lake Area  Feared Crashed Into Water With 4 Men Aboard

Navy Plane Is Said To Have Crashed In Lake   Heavy Fog Causes Aircraft To Fall In Pontchartrain

USAF Plane Goes Into Lake  Craft Carrying 4  DRawn In T aniciana

Four On Craft. Missing Near ‘lew Orleans  Splash Heard After Twin-Engined Ship

Cxtradition of Murder Suspect Started Today  Confession Is Made to Mexican

Extradition of Started Today  Confession Is ade to Mexican  Officers

McKittrick Says Underworld Pressure Put on Him fo Quit Governor Race

McKittrick Says $35,000 Up If He Got Out of Race   Later, Amount Went to $50,000 by Underworld, Investogators Told.

Pressure Put On McKittrick   He Says Underworld Forced Withdrawal As 1948 Candidate

Senate Probers Hear Details of Bribe Attempts   McKittrick Tells of Offers Of Bribes; Local Leak Related

Marines Near Key Reservoir  At Changjin   Planes Blast Red Forces Sireaming Over Yalu For Major Drive

Chinese Reds Forced Back By Air Attacks   Yank Forces Link Up Across North Korea As Reds Withdraw

Red Chinese Still Withdraw Before Advances by U.N,   American Air Force Smashes at Communist Qunnlyv Tine

*Today’s Skies   Allied Planes Smashes Reds Along Border   U. S. Jet Fighters Destroy Eight Soviet-Built Tanks In Northwest

Chinese, Korean Reds Leave Allied Front Under Heavy Blows By U.S. Air Forces

8TH ARMY AND 10TH CORPS IN KOREAN LINKUP   Chinese Reds Continue To Withdraw Under Heavy Air Attacks   EIGHT ENEMY TANKS REPORTED DESTROYED

MAIN UNITS NOW ACROSS NORTH KOREA   chinese Reds Reeling Under Heavy Yank Ate Blowe

Diplomat Favors War  With Russia   Edwin Pauley Says Russia Should Have To Comply With Korean Pacts   HARSH TRUTH   Testifies That Russia Has Planned Aggression Since Early 1946

Senators Hear Soviets Named As Agaressors   Witness Reveals Recommendations For Early Action

EVEN WAR IF NECESSARY, OILMAN SAYS   Senate Group Is Also Scheduled Tn Hear Ceneral

prantiy Reconimends War if Necessary Against Soviet...  Should Force Russians to Comply in Koreo

PAULEY SAYS HE URGED WAR BACK IN 1946   Truman’s Former Special Ambassador is ‘Mystery’ Witness on Korean War Before Senate.   HANDLED ROUGHLY BY REDS IN KOREA   Pauley Thought Then, and Still Does, That U. S. Shceuld Use Force Against Russians.

Edwin Pauley Would:  ‘Fight Soviet To Make Her Hold To Korea Pact’

‘Mystery’ Witness Recommends War  Special Ambassador To Korea Says Russ Should Face Force

PAULEY THINKS U.S. OUGHT 10 BATTLE RUSSIA   War, if Necessary, Would Compel Reds To Live Up To Their Agreements-

Pauley Hot At Russia   Says U. S. Should Have Declared War in 1946, At Start of Korea Row

Senate Group Hears Pauley   Says U. S. Should Have Declared War In 1946 Over Korea

Favors Forcing Russia to Keep Word in Korea   Edwin Pauley. Says U.S. Should Go to War if Necessary

PAULEY SAYS SOVIET UNION IS AGGRESSOR   Former Specicl Ambassador For President Identified As Mystery Wit-ness At Hearing   ROBERTS TO 8E HEARD

Fight Russia if Necessary   Pauley Says Soviet Planned Korean War As Early as ‘46

Would Fight Russia Over Korean Issue   Special Envoy Pauley for Making Soviets Comply With Prior Agreements

Force Russia To Comply, Is  Pauley’s- View   Still Feels U. 5S. Should Go To War To Force Soviets To Keep Theis Agreements On Korea

ar apres Seazine™   Held’ View: 149465 and Now,“ Too, He Says, on

Pauley Favors War With Russia lf Necessary to Make Her Comply With Her Agreements in Korea

AR IF NECESSARY, OILMAN SAYS   Senate Group Is Also Scheduled To Hear General

Pauley Says Fight Soviets If Necessary   Former Special Envoy For Truman Reviews Scene In Korea In 1946

Israel Accused Of Downing ‘Lebanese Plane   Alleged Act Of Aggression To Be Taken Up By UN Security Council.

Ex-Communist Budenz Called To Testify To Senate Today On Charge Against Lattimore

Budenz Slated to Testify Today in Lattimore Case  Sen. McCarthy Claims Ex-Commia , Will Back Up "Soviet Agent” Charaes

rormer Red Remains Silent About Testimony   Expected To Shed Light On Charges By Sen. MeCarehv

READY TO EXPAND AT STOKELY FOODS   Large Warehouse Will Be Constructed East of Cannery  TO COST = $50,000

READY TO EXPAND AT STOKELY FOOD!   AL STORELY FOQUS  ‘Large Warehouse Will Be Constructed East of Cannery  TO COST $50,000

‘Maragon Is Sentenced For Perjury   Draws Minimum Count of Eight Months to Two Years

Maragon Receives Minimum Sentence  Eight Months to Two Years Both Sentences to Bee af Sema Timed

Maragon Sentencec To Term in Jail For Senate Perjury  Gets 8 Months to 2 Years for Lying  —.. tu, ,nwab?ameme

Maragon to Get Sentence to Jail Yoday for Lying   Ex-White House Visitor Perjured in Freezer Case

Maragon Sentenced To Prison   Given 8 Months To Two Years For ‘Lvine To Senators

Maragon Nets Up to 2 Years   Ex-Vaughan Chum Sentenced On Double Perjury Conviction

GIVEN JAIL TERM   John Maragon Given a Sen tence From 8 Months to Two Years

VAUGHAN’S PAL RELEASED FOR TIME ON BOND   Ex-White House Figure Handed Two Sentences—Bail Set While Appeal Pending

Maragon Faces Sentence Today   Lawyer Will Ask For Probation    At Bay County Health Center Crippled Children’s Clinic Set In Panama City Friday

John Maragon Receives Eight-Month lo fwo-Year Sentence for Periury

MARAGON GETS 8 MONTHS 10 2 YEARS IN PRISON   Former White House Hanger on Is Sentenced for Per jury at Inquiry.

Ex-Bootblack Gets Minimum Sentence   Gree k-American Was Convicted Of Lying To Senators

Prison Term For Maragor . Sentenced to Serve _   Sentenced to Serve 8 Months to 2 Years — ‘For Lying to Probers

Maragon Sentenced For Perjury  Gets Eight Month: To Two Year Tern

John Maragon Given  Eight Months to Two  Years for Perjury Judge Hands Down  Lowest Possible Term  For ‘Influence Peddler

8 Month-2 Year Sentence Given John Maragon   Convicted Wednesday Of Lying Criminaliy To Senate Committee

Maragon Gets Minimum Term   He Draws 8 Months-Tw  Years On Each Count

Court Sets Maragon’s  Jail Term   Sentence of Eight Months To Two Years Imposed On Former White House Hanger-On for Perjury

John Maragon Sentenced To Serve Eight Moanthc To Two Years For Senate Lying

Fair Off To Big Start; Hogs, Ton Litters Have Their Day In Pavilion

Judging Gets Started At County Fair; Weather May Offer Competition Tonight

Gen. Clark s Former Aide Found Slain   Victim Was Friend Of Chief's Daughter; Served at Presidio

Former Aide of Gea. Mark Clark liurdered in K. €.  Mai. John J. Luther Found Shot to Death In Car After Party

Hail, Violent Winds Hit Parts Of State   $1,300,000 Hailstorm Destroys Crops Near Temple: Twisters Lash Oklahoma

Seek Showdown With UMW Head On Short Week   Midvale Employees Return To Work; Ne Revolt Anticipated

Working Miners Warned to Expect Roving Pick. ets to Pull Them Out.

64,600 Coal Miners Stay Out Of Pits   Action Termed ‘Rebellion Against John L. Lewis’   RB OOM RAen tdie

64,000 COAL MINERS OUT IN 6 STATES   Ignore Lewis’ ‘Suggestion’ That They End Wildcat Strike.

Diggers from ) States Remain Away Moueaie   Pennsylvania Crews Lead Revolt But No Reason Is Advanced

IGNORE LEWIS SUGGESTION TO RETURN   No Official Explanation Given For Stoppage   Said To be Disgusted Witn 3-Day Week: Not Averse To U. S. Intervention

Workers in Six States Refuse: to. Obey John L. Lewis’ Suggestion That They Return to. Jobs Today After OneWeek: Strike — Pennsylvania: Leads  - With: 45,000" Miners -Out—Most of  idleness is in Northern Fields.   NO OFFICIAL. EXPLANATION

Coal Mine Shutdown Continued   Lewis’ Suggestion For Return To Pits Is Ionored

Temperatures   Lewis ‘Suggestion’ to Enter Pits For Three-Day Week Meets Rebuff; Some Miners Say Showdown Due

Balk at Lewis ‘Suggestion’   Won't Go Back To Work, Despite Word of UMW Chie!

Steel Company Pits Are Idle   Lewis’ Suggestion To Work Three Days Is Ionored

Diggers Want Showdown Now   Miners Not Afraid of T-H Injunction in Contract Fiaht

Coal Diggers Defy Order Of John L. Lewis  Pickets May Close Down Other Pits

Miners in Six States Remain  Off Job Today   Workers Ignore UMV Chief’s Back-to-Pits **Suggestion”’—Strike Continues in East

60,000 Coal Workers Stay Out Of Mines   John L. Lewis Order Rejected By Rebel Group

— REVOLT? — Picketing May Shut More Pits   LOCALS PRESS — FOR SHOWDOWN

Over 60,000 Refuse to Reenter Pits   Production in Six States Being Affected

61,000 Miners Remain Out of Pits After Declining To Obey John Lewis  1 t 

Miners Refuse Lewis Request Resume Labor   60,000 Stay Idle Rather Than Return to Three  Day Work Week; 45,00C Are Idle in Pennsylvania

Pits Remain Shutdown In   Six States Mine Union Chief Ordered Return After Week’s Strik

64,000Miners Refuseto Obey Lewis’ Bidding   Western Pennsylvania Diggers Lead Strike Into a Second Week

EASTERN OHIO MINES CLOSED BY WALKOUTS   Strikes Are Not Slap. At Lewis “TSnarnatarea Cau

Refuse fo End Week’s Strike In Six States   Spokesman for Coal Association ‘Calls It Revolt Against Lewis

Truman Says Coal Not Yet  An Emergency  Situation Not gr 2% Ba on Bech 1  aa avs

Pennsylvania Leads Union  Resistance _ 000 Workers In  SER DP C.o, BW. i   45,000 Workers In Keystone State Idle; 4.000 In Ohio Out

Refuse to Obey Lewis Proposal To Resume Work  No Explanation of  Action Is Offered

Suggested Return On Limited Basis Ignored by Miners   Steel Pits Among  Mines Stalled by Mystery Walkout

Soft Coal Miners Out in 6 States   Pennsylvania Leads Walkout Move With 45.000 Off Jobs

64,000 Idle, Refuse Lewis’ Work Order   11 Of 13 Ohio Pits Stay Closed

MINERS IGNORE LEWIS’ ADVICE TO END STRIKE   WALKOUT IN 6 STATES ENTERS SECOND WEEK OVER 64,000 ARE IDLE

64,600 Diggers Refuse fo Obey “John L's Order   Workmen Still Idle; Captive Mines Principal Targets

Digyc:- Refuse To Heed Lewis’ Advice To Work   45,000 Fail To Report In Western Pennsylvania, 4  (M4) In Ohio; U.S. Steel Reports All  . tC mwéticsen REinae fawn

But 64,000 Miners Ignore Lewis Order To Return to Work  Won’ t Hesitate’ to   “Won't Hesitate’ to Act,” f Emergency Exists. He Savs 

60,000 Miners Disobey Lewis, Continue Strike   UMW Leader Gets Rebuff; 45,000 Out  In Pennsylvania

Miners Ignore ‘Suggestion’    Shutdown Is Termed 4Lewis Rebellion’

64,000 Miners Refuse to Obey Lewis Request  Soft Coal Diggers Don’t Show Up Today For 3-Day Working ©

64,000 Miners Refuse Order’ To Start Work   Lewis’ “Suggestion” Fails To Move Many Over Wide Area

65,000 Miners Defy Lewis, Stay Off Job .   Steel-Company Pits Are Revolt Hub as Strike Continues

Report 4,000 Ohio Diggers Remain Idle  Qi...) or. ore,   Steel Firm Pits Are Hardest Hit

Snub Lewis’ Work Plea   Fail To Return To Pits; Seek Showdown On Coal Dispute

Rebellion.in  Ranks; 60,000 Walk Off Jobs  Orders to Return to Their Mines Ignored

LEWIS’ PROPOSAL TO MORK SNUBBED BY COAL DIGGERS   Union Man Reported Deier. mined To Force Show a  ee:

Nearly 65,000 Soft Coal Miners In Six States Refuse to Obey Lewis Back-fo-Work Order  Official Says Action May Lead To Showdown Over Work Limit

60,000 Miner: lonore Lewis;  Sull Strike   Coal Mines in Six States Closed as Workers Refuse To Obey Back-To-Work Suggestion.

64,000 Soft Coal Miners  Defy Lewis   Refuse To Return To Pennsylvania Pits Un#1 Contract Is Signed

COAL MINERS REMAIN OUT ON STRIKE   Workers Under John L Are Insisting on  Full Week’s Time

OVER 64000 REFUSE TO GO BACK TO WORK   Coal Mines In Six States Affected As Wildcat  Strike Continues

Nearly 60,000 Miners Remain Away From Jot  Six-State Stoppage Includes 45,000 In Western Penna.

Refuse To Go Back To Pits In Six States   Local Union Leaders Deny Revolt Rumors Against UMW Boss

‘Action To Be Taken When Necessary   President Discusses Situation With His Demo Aides

224,000 Stay On Three-Day Week of Work   Industry Maintains Effort Is to Force Siqning New Terms

64,600 Men Ignore Work ‘Suggestion   West Pennsylvania Pitmen Lead Move T« Produce Showdown; Work In IIlinois

Steel Firms Own Most of Closed Pits   Diggers in 6 States Ignore Union Chief

Weathercast   Men Hopeful Of Obtaining Action Soon On Contract   Pennsylvania Fields Closed, Pickets Vow To Enforce Shutdown

Response To Union Chief Is Scattered   Pennsylvania Pits Have 45,000 Idle; Pickets Halt Work

Diggers In 6 States Balk Work Order   Ignore Mine Chief As Pits Fail To Open This Morning

Thousands Of Men Refusing Work Request  Diggers Disgusted And Want Action To Ha!t Dispute

Pennsylvania's Diggers Lead Uncalled Strike  Operators Believe   Operators Believe Walkout Is Revolt Against UMW Chie

Continue Strike Lewis Suggested The Workers End   Pickets Force Four Other Mines To End Operations Today

Miners Stil on Strike Despite Plea   Action Rebellion Against U.M.W. Head  Save Coal Snakeeman

Lewis Work Order Defied By 64,600 Coal Miners   Pennsylvania Diggers Lead Strike Into Second Week

Refuse to Dig Despite Chief's “Suggestion”   Western Pennsylvania Workers Lead Move Aacainst Retum —~

LEWIS’ ORDER TO RETURN 10 PITS IGNORED   Six States Affected By Refusal of Men To End Walkout

Defy Lewis Suggestion They Work   Action Called Rebellious  - Move for Showdown /  Over Week Cut.

yMINERS IGNORE LEWIS’ ORDER   More than 64,000 Soft Coal Diggers in Six States Remoin Off Jobs

Truman Still Fails To See  Emergency .  Congressmen Say President To Act Tf Need Pracanc

5-Day Week Is Their Goal   Fear Picketing Mey Develop Inte New Ceese eo! Troubles ia Coctfielda

Fail To Observe Lewis Suggestion To Return To Jobs   Some 45,000 Failed To Return In Western Pennsylvania Soft Coal Mines   WEST VIRGINIA AND EASTERN OHIO HIT

Back-to-Work Order Ignored By 45,000 Men   Revolt Centers In Pennsylvania; 4,000 Out in Ohio

Ignore Lewis’s Request   About 65,000 Workers Idle, Mostly in SteelOwned Mines; First . Setback for John L.

Air Current Sucks Man  Out Threugh Plane Door   JAMES TROTTER, OF MIAMI SPRINGS, FLA. DISAPPEARS OVER AGCOMAG, VA.

World, and Sparta, March On   Town Has First ‘Wide-Open’ Sundav in 122 Year

I'BI Chief Says There Are 99.000 “Traitorous’  Commies in United States

People Choose Tomorrow  Candidates Make Final Appeals To Voters; Rallies Set Tonight

TightenReins On Lobbyists, ‘Solons Urged   More Controls Are Asked; Truman Signs Funds Act; McCarthy Threatened

FBI Appeals to. Citizens to Aid In Relentiess Criminals Search   Re Yames Tee

CAN YOU HELP THE F.B.I.?  10 Top Criminals Listed By FBI In Nation-wide Manhunt For Fugitives

MacArthur Warns Western Powers to Act Quickly on ‘An Entirely New War’

Special Communique  MacArthur Tells Powers to Act Quickly in ‘New War’ With China

Juick DecisionVital,SaysMacArthur   Chinese Communists  Labeled Ageressors   Crisis Met in Europe By Surprise, Chagrin

“New War’ Is _nder Way, Is  Leader’s View      MacArthur Says He Is Powerless To Stop Reds In North Korea Without Air Aid; Would Also Use Chinese Nationalists

‘Mac’ Urges West Decide Issue NOW   General Declares Politica Move Only Way to Halt  Pind *hle Koa”

Employes in 5/7 GE Plants Vote On Union Today   Ballot Climaxes Bitter Battle Between UEW And New IUE

G. E. EMPLOYES VOTE ON UNION   Thousands To Decide Today Which Group Will Represent Them

Most Wisconsin Schools Operate on Limited Basis   “Conduct Classes But _,Cut-Other Activity “in Coal Famine

THE RAINS NOT OVER   Wet Period Is Expected’ to Con. tinue Thru Friday

HOME EDITION   Reds Duck Plane Incident, l abel U.S. ‘Warmoncer 

HOWLS ‘SLANDER’  Soviet Holds UN ‘Blockade’ Denies Korea Aid Recently

Secretary Of State’s Statement That He Does Not Intend To “Turn My Back” On Former Official Stirs Republican Wrath—View Interpreted As Evidence Of “Soft” Attitude Of Roosevelt And Truman  Administrations Taward Cammuniem

ACHESON RAPPED FOR DEFENDING HIS FRIEND HISS   secretary OF State At. tacked By Republi. cans When He Praises Convicted Perjurer — Senator  Mundt Assails Him.

Republicans Vent Wrath On ‘Acheson   Secretary’s Remark Severely Criticized

The Weather   G.0.P. Chiefs Level Blasts At Secretary  Acheson Makes Own Pledge of Loyalty to Hiss

  Acheson Is Outspoken Hiss Friend   Republican Anger Stirs  as Result, and They * Ask if He Ix Loyal to  AH Reds   O’Toale Gives View

Remark by Acheson  Stirs GOP   Secretary of State Is Still Friend of Hiss

GOP Blasts Acheson for Hiss Stand   Cabinet Member's Loyalty Brings Sweepina Attack

Republicans Take Slap At Acheson   His Defense Of Alger Hiss Brings Sharp Criticism

Acheson Remark Concerning Hiss Stirs GOP Wrath   Senator Mundt Assails State Secretary's Statement That He Will Not Turn Back On Man Convicted Of Periury

Acheson Gets In Hot Water With Senators   Statement Relative .to Friendship for Hiss  Stirs Resentment on  -Capito!] Hil]

Acheson Rouses Republican Wrath Regarding Hiss   Mundt Aims 3-Hour Blast At Secretary Of State’s Attitude

Siatement by. Acheson Has  Aroused GOP   Wondering How Far Alger Hiss. May Have Influenced Him

“I Do Not Intend to Turn My Back on Alger Hiss”  Acheson’s Admiration for Convicted Man Stirs Wrath of Congressmen

Acheson’‘s Stand Stirs GOP Wrath   Secretary Says Alger Hiss !s Still His Friend

Comment On Hiss Hit By Senator   Sen. Mundt Directs A Three-Hour Attack

Acheson is Under Attack for Remark About Alger Hiss   Secretary Said He ‘Will Not Turn Back’ on Friend

[Acheson Backs Hiss: Stirs Up 'GOP’s Wrath   Mundt, McCarthy Seck To Trace Red Links In State Department

G. O. P.s Stirred By Acheson’s Statement Of Continued Friendship For Alger Hiss

GOP Senators Attack Remark By Secrefary  ‘Will  Not Turn My Back On Alger’ Is Comment

Acheson Loyalty To Hiss Arouses Republican Wrath   Sen. Mundt Directs 3-Hour Attack on Foreign Policies

Acheson Stand For Convicted Hiss Under Fire   Stirs Republican Wrath in Bitter Debate in Senate

Sec. Acheson Defends Hiss, Draws Blast   Sen, Mundt Delivers Three-Hour Attack On Truman Policies

GOP Attacks Acheson For Defending Hiss  Secretary of State   Secretary of State Refuses to “Turn Back’ On Former Associate

GOP Wrath On Acheson   Statement That He Won’t Desert Hiss. Hit as Example of . ‘Softness’ to Reds

Acheson’s Statement Stirs GOP   Sen, Mundt Directs Attack On Acheson. Hiss, Administration In the Senate

Convicted Man ls Old Friend Of Secretary   Red Influence Rapped On Capitol Hill

LashAcheson ° For Comment. On Hiss Case   Secretary. of : State. Stirs Wrath of Republicans      LED BY MUNDT   Administration: Chlarged With Having Been Soft’ Toward Cammunism....

Friendship Will Continue, Avows Cabinet Member   Secretary of State Unwilling to Turn Back on ‘Convicted Perjurer and Ex-Associate.

GOP Blisters Acheson for Hiss Remark   Sen. Mundt Leads Three-Hour Attack on Secretary State

The Enemy At Home   By Malcolm Johnson “Chapter Six (Conclusion) 1.N.S. Staff Correspondent

RED’ CONTROL ORBIT TOUCHES 1-3 OF WORLD   Intensification of Communist Underground In  U. S. Increases Also WARNS OF “ENEMY”

Ambush Shooting Fatal to Farmer  Seek Man Who Tried   Seek Man Who Tried To ‘Date’ Victim's Wife

INCREASED FUNDS ARE ASKED”  FR. Be  FOR PRICE SUPFORT PRUGKAM   Truman Recommends Two Billion More For Crop Loans

$32,500 ‘Gift’ to Officer Probed   Police Captain Got Fund From a Friend

Probe Hears Of Financial Windfalls Received By Chicago Police Captains

Navy Airplane With Nine On It Missing  Flying Boat Lost   Flying Boat Lost Somewhere in Gulf of Mexico

Navy Flying Boat Missing   Nine Men Aboard Plane Lost In The Gulf Of Mexico

Navy Flying... Boat Missing  Nine Men Aboard - Plane Lost In The . Gulf Of Mexico

Navy Plane, Nine Aboard, Missing in Mexico Gulf; _ Maior Search Under Way

Navy Airplane With Nine On It Missing   Flying Boat Lost Somewhere in Gulf of Mexico

Flying Boat Fell In Gulf   Area Criss-Crossed In Big Sea Search For Missing Vessel

Defense Chief Put On Pavrol At Columbus   Special Department With lis Own Staff Set Up By Council

Truman Denies Invitation Given Sen. Taylor to Accompany Him on Tour

Truman Denies Taylor Invited to Board Train: Sees No Rebuke in Pepper Defeat

Reject Annual Sessions Of Legislature   Amendment Fails To Win Two-Thirds Vote In The Senate

Reports Indicate New Coal Strike To Start Monday   Lewis Is Expected To Reply Today to Request for Truce

Full-Scale Coal Strike Hinted   White House Awaits Lewis ‘Truce’ Reply

Lewis Answel On Coal Truce  Is Due Today   Miners’ Stand Stirs Speculation; Ching Prepares for Parleys {f Openina Arises

Ching Ready to Call  for New Contract Talks If John L. Should Agree to “Acceptable” Schedule.

UNION CHIEF SILENT ’ Coal Strike Seen Monday; U.S. Waits Lewis Note

Nation-Wide Coal Strike CallReported  Ordered by UMW For Monday, Illinois Man Says

Coal Miners Hinted Ordered to Stage Nation- Wide Strike   Union Committee In Illinois Says Complete Stoppage Urged Monday; Lewis Reply To Truman’s Truce Plan Due Today

REPORTS PERSIST NEW GOAL STRIKE “SET FOR MONDAY   Union Committeeman Sa ys ‘Walkout Has Been Ordered  — Confirmation From Un- jon Headquarters Lacking.   SOUTHERN OPERATORS ACCEPT TRUCE PLAN   Lewis Due to Give His Reply   Today to Truman’s Pro  posal for Fuil Production.

Republican Chances ~ Enhanced By Split  Demeeratic Party Still I Confusion Over Primary “Returns -

ANNE ARUNDEL VOTE RECOUNT SET TODAY   ‘Mahopey’s Attorneys Denied Per. mmlssion To See Cards Before Countine Starte

Junior High Student Denies “Peeping” Game Of Russian Roulette Is Fatal To Youth At Houston

‘Big Story’ Is Aired Despite Legal Moves   The “Right of Privacy”  Of Convicted Murderess Was Big Issue in Legal Fight Over Radio Story

Murderess May Bring Suit Agains! Radio for ‘Big. Stery’ Program.

Woman Slayer Protests Crime Drama On Radio   Convicted Murderess Claims Broadcast Would Ridicule Her

FBI To Back Crime Probe   Sen. Kefauver Says’ Co-operation Pledged

BLESSING IS INDICATED.   Sen. Kefauver, Tenn,” Slated to _ Mead Special: Five-Mewher Sen. ate investigating Committec, Clatms' Close Contact with’ Justice Department.

FBI WILL AID .     CRIME PROBE BY SENATORS   Data Collected By G-Men To Be Available

FBI Promises Cooperation in Rackets Query   Committee Leader To Begin Search Jn Capital Area

Fiying Arrow To Be Guarded On High Seas   Destroyers Seek To Block Capture By Nationalists

U.S. Destroyers Come To Aid Of Battered Ship   Two Destroyers Standing By U. S. Merchantman Attacked By Chinese   WILL PROTECT SHIP WHILE ON HIGH SEAS  /RITT.T.FTINY

WILL LEAVE IF VESSEL HEADS FOR SHANGHAI   Captain of Merchant Ship, Shell ed by Chinese Nationalists Mon: day, Is Guaranteed Protection . Only While on High Seas.

SUIT T0 ATTACK APRIL 4 ELECTION   ; ST. LOUISAN WELL TRY TO   PREVENT VOTE ON GAS TAN AT THAT TELE.

North Western Says Business Not Sufficient   Files Request With Interstate Commerce Commission Today

VFW Stages Big Parade At Assembly   30,000 Delegates Set To March In Chicago

VFW fo Consider Resolutions Asking Ousfer Of Acheson, Defense Secretary Johnson

VFW Delegates Interrupt Debate On Foreign Affairs to Hold Parade

Vets March, Boo Acheson, After Johnson  Resolutions Call For Removal Of Two Of Cabinet Officers

Dean Acheson Booed At VF W National Meet   Secretary Defended At Convention, With Onster To Be Asked

VFW Delegates Boo Acheson  Parada Main Order Todoy; Tomorrow Vote to Oust Johnson   Picture on Page &

Woolworth Building Is Giant Torch   Spectacular Blaze Out of Control More Than an Hour.

Yanks Retreat fo Kum River   Seek to Hold Line Awaiting Material for Counterattack

Other Withdrawals Hinted  In MacArthur Communique   Red Pressure Against South Korean Forces Between Chongiu And Umsong Acknowledged

lowa, States That Pay Own Way, Lose  To West: Jensen  Help Pay for Unfair Advantage Of Chean Power

Wage and Price Plan Endorsed   Pressure. Exerted fn Senate, House

Lattimore To Be Heard Thursday; President Is Asking New Reviews   Maintain That Disclosure Would Violate The Best Interests Of The Country.

Truman Bans Plea For Files   Formally Orders Officials to Ignore Subpenas; Delay In Lofttimore Case

Sends Tydings Formal ‘No’   Advises Acheson, McGrath, Mitchell to lanore Subpeenes

Ignore Loyalty File Subpoenas   Acheson, McGrath, Mitchell Refuse to Surrender Documents; Act Under Truman Order.

PRES. BLOCKS. PROBE   Orders Federal Officials To Ignore Subpoenas For Loyalty Files

Tampneratures   Truman Tells Tydings Executive Branch Justified in Withholding Files; Gray to Make Economy Study

Tells Officials To Ignore Call By Committee   Public Interest Cited As Reason For “Hold” Action

Sen. Tydings Told Of Truman’s Order Regarding Loyalty Files of Employes

Tydings Given Official Notice On Loyalty Cases   President Says No U. S. Leader Ever Has Compiled With Legislative Request

Ignore Writs, Truman Tells  U.S. Aides   McCarthy Threatens To Bare Asia Data  Irn Serret Momo

President Will Not Surrender Loyalty Files   Formal Notification Of Action Sent To Senatcr Tydines

% Officials *.re Ordered Not To Obey Court Order   President Says File Information Must Be Kept Secret For FBI

Truman Asks Loyalty File Edict Ianored   Says No Executive Has Ever Complied With Such Request

Truman Tells Federal Officials To Ignore Subpoenas Asking  Surrender of Loyalty Records Disclosure of Files Would Hinder ~ Work of FBI in Future, He Says

(PRESIDENT INFORMS SENATOR HE IS ORDERING OFFICIALS TO \ICNORE FILES SUBPOENAS 

Truman Tells Tydings Order To Be lenored   President Declares Loyalty Records Not To Be Given Probers

Ignore Subpoenas, Truman Says Officials Ordered:To Keep Loyalty Files ©

Makes Announcement Today From' Key * West—Subpenas Were Served Last ,Week On Secretary Of State; And Two Others   TUESDAY WAS DAY . SET FOR HEARING

Formal Notice Sent To Tydings   Asserts ‘No President Has Ever Complied With Order Of Legislative Branch... To Produce Confidential Documents’

Acheson, McGrath, Mitchell Told By Truman Tol gnore Subpoenas On Loyalty Files

Lattimore Discloses Secret Memo   Advised U. S. to Avoid Excessive Strateaic Deployment

President Tells Officials To Retain Loyalty Files   Truman Formally Notifies Senator Tydings I. S dfficials Ordered To Ienore Subpoenas

Officials To lenore Subpoenas   Sen. Tydings Told Of Truman’s Order Regarding Loyalty Files of Employes

Sees Prejudice On Any Future  Investigations   Message Harks Back to Action by First Chief  Executive on Request

Subpoena Order Stands, Truman  Won't Allow Trio To Surrender Files

TRUMAN ORDERS CLAMP KEPT ON LOYALTY’ DATA    Federal Officials Told Not Te Comply with Subpoenas From Senator

Order Says To Ignore Subpoenas   ‘President Tells Department Of State Officials Not to Comply With Demand To Produce Documents

Orders Files Withheld In ‘Red’ Probe   Savs Disclosure Of Data Would Impair FBL Work

LOVALTY FILE FROM PUBLIC   McCarthy in Hospital Says He May Give Secret Data on Lattimore.

Truman Tells Three Not To Release  Any Loyalty Files    Cites Precedent For This Action

Truman Ignores Subpenas for Files   Claims. Revealing Information Dangerous

Ordered To Ignore Subpoenas   Federal Officials Told by Truman Not To Surrender Files Of Accused Employes

Ordered To Ignore All Subpoenas   Truman Tells Tydings He Has Instructed’ Federal Officials Not To Comply

President Gives Views in Letter To Sen. Tydings   Says Disclosure Of Files Would Harm Loyalty Program

Subpoenas Are To Be Inored   Truman Notifies Tydings OF Decision On Loyalty Files.

GIVE ORDERS TO IGNORE SUBPOENA OF SECRET FILES   WISCONSIN SOLON TURNS ATTENTION TO ACHESON NOTE

Informs Tydings of Decision on Loyalty Record   Disclosure Would Be Harmful to Work in Future, He Contends

Subpoenas for Loyalty Files To Be lnored  President Notifie   President Notifies Tydings of Orders To Federal Officials

News Day And Night   Acheson, McGrath Told To Snub Senate Group’s Writ Seeking Loyalty Files   Disclosure Is Held Against U.S. Needs   McCarthy Says He Knows Of ‘Secret’ Keport Lattimore Gave State

TRUMAN DEFIES EFFORTS TO GET OFFICIAL PAPERS   President Notifies Chairman Of Committee Investigating Red Charges That Subpoenas Will Be  lonored.

Truman Tells Tydings Files To Stay Closed  Lodge Wants 12-Man  Board Set To Study , gS Gem Ie aby, Rae eres

Refuses To Yield Files On Loyalty   Federal Officials Directed To Keep Employee Records

Probers Told Acheson, M’Grath Will Not Surrender Lists; Precedent Cited for Firm Action

TRUMAN ORDERS AIDES — TO IGNORE SUBPOENAS   President Formally Notifies Senator Tydings That He Has Directed Federal Officials To Avoid Compliance With Demands For Surrender Of Loyalty Files Of Accused State Department Employes—Ssys Disclosure Would Be Contrary To Public Interest

U. 8. OFFICIALS NOT TO COMPLY WITH SUBPENAS   Letter From Fresident Declares Secret Data Will Not Be Made Available.

Subpoenas On Loyalty Files ToBelgnored   “President Claims. ‘Disclosure Would Impnair FRE Work

Truman Insists: Action Is Against Public Interest   Declares Disclosure Would Hurt FBI, Injure Many Innocent People

3 Top Department Heads Directed To Appear With Loyalty Files Before Panel

Subpoenas On Loyalty Files ToBelgnored  President Claims Di isclosur ure Wou Id

Truman Instructs Officialslgnore Senate Subpoenas   Tydings Advised by President That Loyalty Files Will Not Be Made Available to Probers

Truman Issues Orders Against Subpenas for File   Three Top Officials Directed Not to Comply With Them

Subpoenas by Committee. to Be Ignored   Revealing Such Documents Contrary to . Public Interest

Tydings Told Loyalty Files To Remain Shut   Officials Ordered To Snub Demands O' Probing Senators

Truman Issues Orders Today On Loyalty Files   Officials Are Told  Not to Comply with Subpoena Served in Lattimore Hearing.

Officials Issue Safety Warning  Don’t Let Accidents Mer Christmo

Want To Live A Little Longer? Then Take It Easy Over Holiday   THE STATE HIGHWAY PA

Roth Termed Amerasia Plot  Main Fisure   Larsen Testifies Service Wroie ‘Red-Slanted’  ‘Ronorks in Wee

Larsen Reports Ex-Naval Officer Was Real’ Red  Claims Andrew Roth Main ‘Conspirator’ In Secret Documents

Amerasia Defendant ‘Opens Up   Larsen Tells Senate Committee Service’ s Report Had Red Slan

Witness Claims Ex-Navy Officer Was ‘Ringleader’ In Amerasia Conspiracy

Witness Swears Ex-Navy Lieutenant Real Conspirator in Amerasia Case

LINKS FORMER NAVY OFFICER TO DATA THEF   Transcript of Testimony a Senate Quiz Obtained by Reporters.

Larsen Says China Report Had Red Slant   Defendant in 1945 Case Tells Senate Group of  Service’s Reports During Wartime, Record Shows

Service's Wartime Reports Subjected To Senate Inquiry   Larsen Says Diplomat’s Chinese Data Had Communist Tinge

Ex-Naval Officer Called “Real’ Red  Larsen Testimony T Lamtreinkh Dauvania

FORMER NAVAL OFFICER RED, PROBERS HEAR   Amerasia Case Defendant Says Andrew Roth ‘Real Communiat’

Amerasia Defendant’s Testimony Reveals Attempts To Sabotage Patrick J. Hurley During ‘Ambassadorship To China In 1945

Larsen Saw a “Commie Slant’ By Service   Defendant in, Amerasia Case Tells Probers About China Reports

Navy Man Named Amerasia Plotter   Former Lieutenant Chief Conspirato Key Witness Tells Senators

Naval Officer Roth Real Commie, Declares Witness E. S. Larsen, In Official Testimony Transcript

Larsen, Fined in Amerasia Probe, Talks   Roth Was Principal Conspirator, Senate Investiaators Told

"RED SLANT” SEEA IN REPORTS ENVOY SENT FROM CHINA   FE. S. Larsen Criticizes John S. Service—Declares Latter and Others Tried to Sabotage Hurley.   SECKET TESTIMONY COMES TO LIGHT   Co-Defendant in Amerasis  Case Says Former Navy Lieutenant Was Chief Conspirator in Episode.

Senators Hear Service’s War Reports Scored  Had ‘Red Siant’ Says Amerasia Defendant; Hurley Piot Bared

B-29s Strike Near Russian Territory North Korean Port City Of Najin Is  Dinceéad Wer Danek.

B-29s Carry Out — Heavy Air Attack Near Red Border   Superforts Drop 500 Tons on Port City of Najin Northernmoat Blow of Korean War.

B-295 HAMMER PORT NOT FAR FROM RUSSIA   500 Tons Of Bombs Dropped On Najin, 17 Miles From Soviet Line

Heavy Bombers Blast Port City Of Najin Today   U. S. Planes Fly Near Soviet Border  On Big Mission

North Korean Port Blasted   B-29's Strike Near  Russian Peerttory

Noon Raid Centers On Port City   American Bombers In Action Near Russian Border

B-29’s Strike  17 Miles From  Russian Soil Blast North Korean Port Of Najin Durin;  Nanwtharminnct Rinw

Bombers Blast N. Korean Port   B-29s Drop 500 Tons Of Bombs Not Far  From Russian Aree

“Pathological Liar’  Chambers Can't Tell Fact From Fiction. Doctor Says

Defer Showdowr On Baruch Plan  Committee Studies Truman Proposals

Little Fighting Taking Place 'On Whole 120-Mile Battleline: Civilians Ordered From Masan

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KOREAN WARFRONTS: Red

UN. GIVEN NEV SOVIET TERNS   Vishinsky Demands That Communist China  Be Seated

Soviet to Accept Peace Program With Conditions   Representation for China Reds Is Key Provision In Russia Resolution

Russia Places Trygvie Lie’s Peace Plan on Seating of Communist China

Russia Seeks Another ‘Deal’ ‘On U.N. Seat   Ready To Study Lie Peace Plan In Return For Red China Role

‘Russia Ready To Talk Peace If ‘Red China Is Given U. N. Seat ‘And Other Soviet Demands Met

Russia May Study Lie Peace Program   Seating of Red China In UN Is Condition

RUSSIANS TO OFFER DEAL FOR CHINESE REDS   Will Consider Peace Plan i Chinese Are Admitted to U. N.

EMERGENCY CALL EXPECTED Truman’s F riday Night Talk To Detail Future

M-Sgt. C. M. Rawlins, Of Ochlochnee, Lands In Janan for Service—

BOMBER PLUNGES INTO BAY; NINE MEN ARE SAVEL   Iwo Others Missing and Are Believed Pinned Inside Plane—Darkness Halts Rescue Efforts.   BIG CRAFT IN ABOUT 25 FEET OF WATER   Accident Occurs During Test Flight — Survivors Bob About in Life Jackets   Until Pulled Out.

Clings Desperately To Precarious Perch Boy Gets Wild Midnight Ride On Tail Of Commercial Plane

Hitches Ride On Plane Tail   Farm Youth Stays In Air Nearly One Hour; Sets Record

CLIFERIO MAKES HISTORY  Mexican Youth Hitches Ride on Air Liner’'s Tail

DEATH: STALKS MAIN ST.   400-Ib. L. A. Bartender Slavs Two and Kills Self

Bartender Runs Amuck, Kills 2  Suicides Later In Los Angeles Bor

BOSTON RED SO} D)DEFEAT YANKEE T] IN MORNING GAN   ee Debson Limits Cham prons To Six Hits In Holiday Cantest

Kun K® RED SOX HOLD EARLY LEAD TO DEFEAT YANKS §-3 IN MORNING GAME

2500 CHINESE ATTACK FORWARI UNITS OF YANKS  Attacks Stepped  \   Attacks Stepped Up In Region Of Seoul

BIG RAIDS HIT NORTH KOREAN SUPPLY LINES   Superforts Blast Industrial, Rail And Supply Tareets

Defense Costs $30 Million  Seen in Year   Price-Wage Ceilings Are Deferred Until “The Situation Warrants

Tax Increase Requested By President   Stabilization Agency Created For Prices

Truman Tells Nation Curbs Will Be Used   Price Controls  Poised for Use If Chiseling Starts

Says Controls To Be Imposed If Are Needed   President Sees Huge Rise In Defense Costs; Calls For New Tax Increases; “Business As Usual” Out

EMBARGO PLACED ON ALL OIL SHIPMENTS   To Communist Held China And North Korea   EFFECTIVE AT ONCE

EMBARGO ON OIL SHIPMENT   Informal Reguest Made to Oil Companies in. Face of Korean War — Similar Action Taken Earlier on Other War Materiel Such as Weapons, Scrap fron and Vehicles,

EMBARGO ON OIL SHIPMENT.   Informal Request’. Made‘ to. O11  - Companies in’ Faco . of . Korea lWar— ‘Similar Action Takes Earlier “on Other: War Materiel  - Such ‘as Weapons, Serap ‘Iron and Vehicles. :

FORMER INDIANA KLAN CHIEF SEIZE        DAVID C. STEPHEXSON ARRESTED IN MINNEAPOLIS AS PAROLE VIOLATOR.

D. ¢, Stephenson Says He Will Fight Return to Indiana:   Caught In Minneapolis Working In a ‘Small Print Shop

S. KOREANS OBJECT — TC PULLING BACK   Battalion Commander Refuses to Move Until Permitted to Attack Reds Three Hours.

FOREGH POLICY EXPERT FORESEES UNITY  Dulles Declares GOP Leaders In Congress: To Back Administration On Protecting-Positions In Berlin

Many Bills To Die with Congress .   FEPC, Statehood Bills and Others To Be Casualties

DEMOCRATS HAVE CRIME PROBE PLAN   Angry Grumblings Follow from Ranks  Of the Republicans

SPECIAL SENATE COMMITTEE 10 PROBE GRIME:   Democratic Leadership Steps Into Conflict Be~ tween Rival Groups   REPUBLICANS SAY THEY FEAR COVER-UP

PLANS FOR CRIME INIUIRY CHANGE   SENATE DEMOCRATS TO NAME SPECIAL GROUP FOR PROBE—G. 0. P. ANGRY.

Crime Probers Plan To Visit  Several Cities   . Senate Committee To Make “On-Spot” Check Of Activity

Senate Crime Probers to Visit Cities   On-Spot Surveys Will Be Conducted, Chairman Declares

Crime Probers Will Visit Many Sections 'OFU. 5., Not Shy Away From Kansas City

British, Yank Troops to Stay on Battle Line   Communique Invites Russians, Chinese to End Arms Race

President and Attlee Insist On Free Korea   two Thousand-Word Communique Issued by . Heads of American and British Governments at Conclusion of Their Conference—Reds Called Upon To Help End Drift Toward Another WW...

REA Plant Loan Means “Power to Any Farmer Who Wants It’   . Co-Op President Tells of Benefits Ahead for Area.

DESERTER SAYS GUERRILLA WAR IS WAGED   Seeks Protection In British Zone as Political Refugee

Guerrilla War Fought  In Caucasus  Soviet Deserter cep _  ig   Soviet Deserter Gives Information To British Army

‘Red Victory Far From Ending Chinese War as Nationalists Raid Cities

GOP-Dixie Team Aims ‘At Control   Republicans Team Up With Southerners To Gain Control Of House i

Administration Is Pressed for House Control   GOP.Dixie Coalition Bids to Block Action on Job Discrimination Bill; Dems Worried.

Fair Deal May Be Dealt A Death Blow   GOP-Dixie Team Fight for Rule That \/ould Bottle Up House Legislation

‘Fair Deal’ Is At Stake In Struggle   Truman Democrats Fight Republicans And Southerners For House Control

House Draws Battle Lines On Fair Deal   Southern Rebels Align With GOP in Strategy To Block ‘FEPC Bill

RULES FIGHT IN CONGRESS   Democrats Struggle With G.O.P.-Dixie Group For Control.

GOP-Dixie Team Threatens ‘Fair  Deal’ Program ©   Administration Democrats And Coalition Battle For House Control:

‘Fair Deal’ Hits House Snag Rules Committee. Wants I#s Power Restored

DEMOCRATS SEEK CONTROL -— ‘Fair Deal’ Program Of Truman At Stake

Rules Change Step Imperils Truman Goal:   G.O.P.-Dixie Alliance Seeking Restoration Of Blockade Power

SOUTHERN BLOC JOINS IN MOVE TO GET CONTROL   Coalition Formed To Defeat Most Radical Aims In Administration's Program — Legislation Being  Stalled.

TRUMAN FORGES WORRIED BY DINE REPUBLICAN COUI   “oir Deal” Legislation May Be Bottled Up In  fneamiftee

GOP-Dixiecrat Team Bids for  House Control  Immediate Aim Is to Bottle up FEPC Bill In Rules Committee—

GOP Fights for Control of House   Joins Séutherners to Restore Rules Committee to Powe:

Fair Deal Program at Stake as GOP And Southern Democrats Join Forces

GOP, Southerners Team Up in Drive To Bottle Bills   Adminsitration is Worried as Foes Seem Confident

GOP-Dixie Coalition Set To Block ''Fair Deal’ Program   Seek to Uphold Demana Rules Lommirree Get Pawer to Bottle Up House Legislation

Truman’s Program Reported at Stake   Democrats Struggle With Coalition Group for Control of House

“Fair Deal” At Stake in House Fight   G.0.P.-Southern Blo Seeks Rules Group Gaq Authority.

Truman Fair Deal Program at Stake In Struaale for Control of House

“Fair Deal’ Program At Stake in Struggle   Coalition of Republicans and Southern ers Seeks to Restore Former Power of  - House Rules Committee to Bottle Uo Leaislation. ,   HESELTON NOTIN ACCORD.

Coalition Submits Move to: Restore Old House Rule  Proposal Would Give Commitee Pawer ta

‘Fair-Deal’ Program at Stake Demos Battle GOP-Dixie Group For House Control

Truman Fair Deal Program Now at Stake   GOP, Southerners in Battle With Demos for House Control

Republicans And Senators Join In Battle Agains Democrats In An Effort To Block Action On FEPC Megane

Coalition Battles  Fair Deal Tactics  GOP-Dixie Group Hits Revised Rule

Republican-Southern Coalition May Tie Up Truman's Fair Deal   Shift in Rules May Elimination Vote Possibility

Former Victorian Injured  4 Killed at Rockport When Fire Truck and Car Collide

Memo For Tourists  Mexico Will Not Legalize Gaming Aleman Declares

Demand Sovief Boat Seizures Be ‘Explained’  Britain, Sweden And Denmark Are lred As Trawlers Are Taken

Car Roll-Back Move Talked   Auto Industry And U.S. In Conference

Parents ond Teachers Aroused  ‘St. Charles Prosecutor to: Look More Into ‘Shameful Situation’

Sentence 2 St. Charles Men   Prosecutor Promises Probe of ‘Shameful’ Pickup Situation

NAVY, MARINE PLANES BLAST KOREAN ENEMY   Impressive Damage Tolls Racked Up In Two Days Of Operations

U. S. Warplanes Cause Damage  Navy. Marine Planes   Navy, Marine Planes Rack Up Impressive Damage Against Reds

$14 Billion Tax Increase Necessary For Arming Nation   Senator Taft Proposes Measure to Put Country On Pay-As-You-Go Basis

Violence Flares In Phone Strike   Negotiators Meet Without Result fw Mediators’ Office

Police Break Picket Lines ‘Barring Girl:   Telephone Officials Vov ‘Suitable Measures For Relief’

Impeach McCarthy Demands A. V. C.  Assert He Perils Free Expression

The play by piay: FIRST INNING   UMW ENDS STRIKE AT DU QUOIN MINE

SOLDIER REPORTED MISSING IN KOREA   Sgt. First Class I. Regis Jenkins. Son Of Hanover R. D. 4 Woman.  In Army Past 21 Years

Poultry Show a  Rousing Success  Officials Express Appreciation for

Poultry Show a Rousing Success   Officials Express Appreciation for Emporia Cooperation In Bia Exnosition

Shock Troops Pierce Vital River Defense   Communists’ Drive Threatens Eastern Flank of Americans

FOR CHINA AID TO BE DEBATED   Gloves-Off Attack On East Policy Set Soon

Acheson Reported Set To Defend China Policy  To Warn GOP Critics U. §. Defense raya f._ 1) BS... COL... YW...

‘Acheson to Defend Formosa Policy With Warning Meddling Risks War

TAFT SAYS HE WILL NOT RUN FOR PRESIDENT   Ohio’s Senior Senator Refuses to Campaign Actively

Taft Saying He Won't Run  For President In ‘52; But May Be Drafted

~Uhe ofate Vompaiga—  Duff Blasts Stassen And Ex-Gov. James  Charges Stassen With ‘Falsification And Deceit: Cooke Hits Bonus ‘Politics’

Crack First  Division  Is Relieved  During Lull Other Red Units  Continue Drive mp. ‘why chhe mm  » Fy Pee oy

Top Northern Unit on Firing Line Replaced   Front Facing Southern Koreans Is Stabilized; Artillery Fire Heavy

PARKVILLE FIREMEN MAKE NOMINATIONS   Roger H. Wise, Completing Fourth Term As President, Named For Reelection

PARKVILLE FIREMEN NAME THEIR OFFICERS   Roger Wise Re-Elected President O Company—Annual Turkey Dinner Takes Place

Kecord Wednesday Volume Improves On Lumberton  Market; Bigger Sales Expected

Record Wednesday V olume Improves On Lumberton  ! . Market; Bigger Sales [ixpected

FIRE DESTROYS OIL, GAS TANKS   Three Still Burning A Texas Company Fire At Port Arthur

UMW Doubts Its Ability fo End Wildcat Strikes   Men Are Angry; Blast Wrecks Power Shovels

UMW TRYING TO GET MINERS BACK TO WORK   Injunction Threat Also Causing Trouble Among Mer

To Withhold Royalty Pay   Number of Major Coal Operators Agree On Plan

Doubt Miners Will Go Back. Hlext Monday   Soft ‘Coal Operators Prepar ing to Withhold Royalt; Paovments to UMW

Owners Stop Funds Again  W olfare DP.   Welfare Payments Not Planned Friday

Plan For Soft Coal Operators Ti Withhold Royalty Payments T: UMW Fund Raises Doubts Tha Lewis Can End Walkouts   LEWIS LIEUTENANTS HAVE “WORE” ORDE]

C.LO. Fixes ‘Blame’ For  Price Rises   Union Says Industry Boosts Not Caused By Labor Costs

Denies Pay Boost Caused Hike In Price   CIO Steelworkers Spokesman Replies To Executives’ Statements

Steel Workers Hit Price Hike  Claim Increases Due To Industry Attitude

Union Answers Steel Executive On Price Boosts   Spokesman for ClO Insists Price Hike Lacks Justification

STEELWORKERS HIT ARGUMENT ON PRICE HIKE   Boost ‘Unwarranted, ClO Director Tells Econom ie C'ammittas

Labor Costs Cause Given Is Attacked By CIO Chief   Senate-House Group Studying Increases Hears Both Parties

UNION ATTACKS STEEL LEADERS   Charges Companies Hove Token ‘Public Be Hanged’ Attitude in Price Hikes

(Don't Blame Steel Hike on Pensions, Union Retorts to Industry's Defense

Direct Signal From LewisNeeded To Halt Spread Of Coal Strikes   Intervention By President Seen Next Week Unless Strikes End   Union Denies Steel Price Hike Caused By Higher Labor Costs      Chrysler Workers Dig In For Long Strike: 106,000 Reported Idle

Steelworkers Dispute Need Of Price Hike   Senate Group Hears Union Official Claim Production Cost Has Declined Since 1948

Steel Union Hits At Price Boost   Charges Steel Hike Caused by ‘Public Be Hanged Attitude

Gouge in Steel Prices Charged   Union Blisters Producers’ Attitude

Price Hike Due To Attitude of Steel Industry.  Not Because of Labo © Costs. Union Says

Firms Accused Of Steel Hikes  Union Says Boosts Not Fault Of CIO

C110. UNION DENIES STEEL PRICE HIKE CAUSED BY LABOR:   Steelworkers Blame “Public Be Hanged” Attitude Of  Inductry

Steelworkers Reply to Firms On Price Hikes  UAW Claims Increase  Far Exceeded Amount! PAL LE kena M™nnke

Denies Boost In Steel Price Due To Higher Wages  CIO Steelworkers Unior   CIO Steelworkers Union Disputes Claim Of Industry.

Steel Union Hits At Price Boost   Charges Steel Hike   Charges Steel Hike Caused by ‘Public Be Hanged Attitude

Steel Price Hike Called  Unwarranted   Steelworkers Union ClaimsIndustry Seeking Profits

Steel Unions Charge Steel Price Teo Hig   Say Company Pension Plans Not Cause Of Latest Price Boosts

DISASTER HITS ALLIED FRONT; YANKS BEATEN   Eighth Army In Retreat After Red Advances

Allied Foree Crushed By Chinese Reds   U.N. Offensive Fails; Disaster Comes Swiftly; WNWeant Eliid

DISASTER COMES SWIFTLY  Tell How Reds Stopped Allies, Gained Victory

Red China Win: First Major Test  Eighth Froid Reels Under Vicious Push

Kighth Army in Retreat Before Red Onslaught   Suffer Decisive Defeat In First Major Battle With Chinese Forces

U.S. 8th Army Refreating in Swift Disaster   United Nations Forces Defeated Decisively By Chinese Assault

Chinese Swarms Halt Troops; Offensive Fails   Eighth Army Retreats as Hordes Infiltrate

AVANCE ACROSS STH PARALLEL SEEMS IMMINENT   MacArthur's Forces Regroup ing After Tough Campaign  in South and Liberation   of Seoul.   AMERICAN THIRD DIVISION ARRIVES   More Than 100,008 Troops Available for Push That May Take Them to * Manchurian Border.

UN Asked to Order  Chinese Communist  Troops Out of Korez Plan Would Also  Guarantee Chinese Rights to Power

4 CHINESE BANZAI ATTACKS ‘AGAINST ALLIED BEACHHEAD’ ‘BEATEN BACK BY DEFENDERS

Battleship In Action Off Korea   Banzai Attacks Beaten - Off On Tiny Hungnem Beachhead

FOE PENETRATES 2U.§. OUTPOSTS FOR BRIEF PERIOD   ighty Battleship Missouri Joins Other Vessels in   Bombardment of Enemy Positions.      CHINESE REINFORCED BY NORTH KOREANS   Aircraft Carrier Bataan Reaches Scene — Marine Pilots Knock Out Four Artillery Positions.

TwoU.S. Outposts Pierced Briefly; More W arships   Join Defenders

Build Up Of Red Might Indicates Chinese 20th Army Has Arrived At Beachhead  In Force

Reds Pierce Yank Line, Beaten Back   Beachhead Defense Gets Assist From Battleship Missouri

Americans Beat Off Red Attacks on Two Beachhead Outposts   North Korean Reds Join Chinese in Raiding Hungnam Perimeter: Battleship Missouri Aid: Stubborn Yank Defenders; Other Ships Near

U. S. Expected to Demand Stern Action By UN Against Red Invaders of Korea

‘Worst Crisis’ In U.N.’s Lap   U. 8. to Ask Action Against Reds Today

Special Session Of Legislature Convenes Today  GOP Leaders Ask ‘Cooling Off’ Period

UAW Offers 4 Concessions on Chrysler Plan   Hopes for Speedy Settlement of 83-Day Strike Rise Sharply

Hope Brighten: in Auto Strike  - UAW and Chrysler Closer Together

SWIMMER AT ODDS WITH FATHER  " Won't Go Home,’ Insists Shirley Mae, Raps Dad

Republican Stand on Probe Urged   Responsible Position’ on Red Inquiry Asked

GOP Urged To Give View On McCarthy   Senator Says Party Should Make Position Clear In Commie Charges

Gulf Storm Whips Keys Off Florida   Passenger Ship Forced To Turn Back to Miami

Gales From Hurricane Whip Florida Keys   Caribbean Storm 190 Miles South-Southwest of Havana, Cuba

MASTER PLAN WINS APPROVAL AT HAGUE MEET   Details Kept Secret As Military Heads Map Strategy

Program Insures Power Against Any Aggressor  Leaders’ Statement Gives No Details of LE ROOT HN eT Careers

NEW TALK STIRRED» TRUMAN WILL RUN   Californian; on Leaving White House, Sayx “I Just Talked to Next President.”

Five Associates of Mickey Cohen's Top Rival Are Rounded up in California

Dragna Associates Seized by Police In Rackets Drive   California Crime Group Names Dragna as Mafia Chief, Cohen “Ton Rival

Dragna, Named New Racket Chief, Hunted for Quiz on Cohen Blast; Police Roundup Five of ‘Mafia Mob’

Freeze Does Unestimated Damage To California And Arizona Fruit Groves; Frigid Zone Spreading South, East From Plains

Frigid Wave Bears Down  On Mid-Wes'   Moves Eastward: Fruit Damaged In California

FRIGID BLASTS HIT WIDE ARE!   Winter’s Worst Cold Gripe Plains States as East Records Heat Records

Midwest Hard Hit With Cold; Heat in East   Even California Feels Latest Cold Rampage But Mercury Soars to Record Highs in New York and Philadelphia.

Janitor, Caught In Postoffice Theft, Killed +   Shoots Inspector Before Dying

 DEAD; 2 HURT IN MAIL THEFT   Inspectors Battle Janitor In Post Office

Janitor Caught Rifling Mail Shoots Postal Inspector, Keels Over Dead

ESA Nearly Set to Roll .   Valentine to Head . Controls Agency; Ching May Take Wages Job

Delay Foreseen In Wage, Price Curb Schedule  Action Reported Unlikely Until After Election

Wage-Price Curb Agency Chieftain  Is Named  Rochester. N. Y_   Rochester, N. Y., Man Appointed; Delay Expected In Ceiline Mavec

Quick Action On Controls Not Expected   Central. Machinery About Completed For Stabilization

 Wage - Price Stabilization “Machinery Being Speeded   However It May be Months Before Curbs Go on Pay Checks and Price Tags

Curbs On Paychecks And Price Tags May Be Long Weeks Or Months Later   Central Machinery For Price And Wage Stabilization Forecasted Immediately: Flectian Stalle

CHING SEEN AS CHAIRMAN OF WAGE PANEL   Dr. Alan Valentine Is Head of ESA; Action Is Speeded

49-Year-Old Gets Post As Director “Of Stabitizatior   Ching May Be Wage Board Head; Price-Pay Curb . Seen Months Away

Economic Agency Almost Achieved  Price, Wage Curbs ot Expected Soon

Educator Put At Head Of Controls   Dr. Alan Valentine Piched To Supervise New Economic Unit

Early Completion: Controls Machinery In Prospect Today:   President Selects Director of Economic Stabilization Agency

Pay- Price Control Machinery Ready Soon, But Curbs Many Weeks Away

Air Travel Week Termed A Symbol Of City’s Progress In Past Year   J.V. Jamison, Jr., Cites Airline’s First Successful Year Here Something For Every Citizen To Be Proud Of: Stores To Cooperate.

Johnson Says US Military Fit To F ight   Secretary Of Defense Declares Potential Is  Greater Than In 1945

New Spy Prob Demanded By Rep. Nixon  Chambers Supplies Fresh Data On  Spy Activities.

More Document From Chambers Are Revealed — Rep. Nixon Demands  New Inquiry On Red Espionage Activities .

MORE FACTS ARE SUPPLIED BY CHAMBERS   Ex-Courier Quoted as Saying Evidence Came From Late H. D. White.

New House Spy Probe Demanded   Fresh Sheaf of Documents From Chambers Ready

Nixon Demands New Probe of Spy. Activities  Has More Papers From Chambers

Congress Roundup  Nixon Demands New Spy Probe   Lawmakers Stymied In Urenium Inaygiry

Nixon Produces Fresh Sheaf of Document: From Chambers After  Hiss Sentencing

-—— > ee  Renewed Spy Inquiry Urged  Nixon Shows New  ., ee Nacetimoente

Nixon Demands New Spy Probe   Claims Chambers Said He Got New Document: From Late H. D. White

New Documents From Whittaker Chambers Cause Congressman To Demand Resumption  Of House Probe Into Spy Activities Of Reds

New Findings May Implicate High Officials  Ty. We ee eet OA   New Documents Are Reported by Solon

New House Probe Of Reds Demanded  Rep. Nixon Presents Fresh Evidence, Asks Further Spy Inquiries

Rep. Nixon Wants House tc Look Into Documents Relating to Spy Activity

— UE ATED mk)  Treasury Aid Is Accused   DEATH CAME AFTER DENIAL

Rep. Nixon Reveal: More Spy Papers:   Documents Given Chambers By Late Treasury Aide; Says Truman Had Report In 1945 

Nixon Produces More Documents Asks New Hunt   Wants House Probe For Communist Spy Ring In Government

Nixon Calls For New Red Spy Probe   More Papers From Whittaker Chambers Revealed by Solon

California Solon Demands New House Investigation of  Communist Spying Activities  Fresh Sheaf of Papers Has Been Released by Whittaker Chambers

NIXON ASKS NeW INVESTIGATION OF COMMUNIST SPIES   Raps Trumon Regime Fo Lox Atlitude In Case OF Aloer Hiss

NIXON DEMANDS A NEW SEARCH FOR RED SPIES   HAS NEW DOCUMENTS FROM CHAMBERS TO OFFER IN EVIDENCE

California Solon Demands New House Investigation of  Communist Spying Activities  Fresh Sheaf of Papers Has Been Released by Whittaker Chambers   Western Powers May Counferblockade Eastern Germany If Soviets Block Roads

‘Complete Investigation of Pre-War ‘Commie Spying Demanded by Nixon

WANTS AN INQUIRY   Rep. Nixon Wants House te Look Into Documents Relating to Spy Activity

NEW SPY PROBE IS DEMANDED   Rep. Nixon Turns Up With Documents Pointing To Wartime Intrigue

NIXON DEMANDS NEW HUNT FOR RED SPY RING   Produces More Docu ments From Chambers At House Session

Nixon Asks New Probe Of Red Spy Activities;  New Documents Produced

NEW SPY PROBE DEMAND VOICED   More Documents Produced By Congressman Showing Russian Agents Busy In America

Demands New Probe of Red Spy Activities   Rep. Nixon Produces More: vats Documents’ From 4 =. Chambers   WHITE. NAMED   Says. Investigation Should “be Renewed With End of Alger Hiss Trial, !

Nixon Wants Renewed Hunt  For Red Spies   Representative Wants Group To Start Work On Chambers Papers

DEMANDS NEW SPY INQUIRY   Fresh Documents From Chambers Produced  By Nixon i

Solon Exhibits More Papers In Spy Inquiry   Rep. Nixon Demands Reopening of Hearing On Removal of Documents

Nixon Demands New Spy Probe   Californian Exhibits  Chambers Papers

Nixon Produces More Document: From Chambers  Congressman Wants   Congressman Want: New Investigation Into Wartime Spy Ring ini] S$

~ FOR STORM SEWER   Accept Low Bid of Topeka Firm for Construction  Materials.   FOR GASOLINE LIMIT

Accept Low Bid of Topeka Firm for Construction Materials .   FOR GASOLINE LIMIT

Missing Plane Hunt is Ended  Life Raft, [ts Food   Life Raft, [ts Food Containers Empty, Is Found: To Be Examine:

Missing Plane Hunt is Ended   Life Raft, Its Food Containers Empty, Is Found; To Be Examinec

GIVE UP ON PLANE   Search for Missing U. S Naval Patrol Bomber is Abandoned

Search Ends Over Baltic  Yellow Life Raft   Yellow Life Raft Only Known Clue

Aerial Search For U.S. Ship  Is Abandoned   Yellow Life Raft Ie Only Clue To Fate Of Navy Plane’s Crew

‘iM  ystery Remains Unsolved ... Search Abandoned  For U.S. Airplane

Search For U.S. Ship Abandoned   No Crewmen On Raft Floating In Baltic

Ral” @  Aerial Seat tch For Plane Abandoned   Patrol Bomber. Missing For Over One Week

Abandon Search For Navy Plane  British Ship Picks Up Empty Life Raft

Court Order Puts Limit On Picketing   Violence Erupts in Pittsburgh Stores’ Teamsters Strike

‘You're Next’, He’s Told After Davidian Death   Grand Jury in L, A, Begins; No Immunity for Hoveser Men

6 Escape Marine Plane Explosion  Ammunition Ship Destroyed In Wreck

ANXONITICN CRASH-LANDS   ‘Explosions Follow — Six Grew. men Escape Uninjured.

Marine Plane Explodes But Six Are Safe   Ammunition Cargo Lets Go in Crash At Oklahoma City

As Plane taws: Crew Uninjured  Explosions Continve, Fire Still Burning; Start Investigation

Justice Dept. Set to Enforce Red Controls   Department Foresees Long, Costly Job Ahead in Task

WEEKEND DEATH TOTAL CLIMBS   Ten Lives Lost, Due To Traffic Accidents, Fire And Other Causes In North Carolina _

Sea Forces Strike Heavy Blow To Aid Beleaguered Ground Forces In  Front Lines.

Committee Okays of Ban On Military Men  Allows Marshall To Serve As Dafenca Haad

Five Important Senate Seats At Stake In Rip, Roaring New England Contest:

Factual Reportins Held More Vital   Board of Directors Of AP Notes That  Censorship Growing

\Censorship Of News ‘Reported Growing   CONCESSIONS NEEDED  Peace Prospects Termed Dimming In Middle East

Associated Press Heads Concerned By Growing Censorship Of Reports

Cite Partisanship Among People as Obstacle to) ¥Veoo Exchange of News

Factual Reportiny Held More Vital  Board of Directors OM AD Newtee Thst

AP Directors Say Censorship Crippling News   Restrictions on World News Gathering Is Cold War Result

ASSOCIATED PRESS NOTES INCREASE IN NEWS CENSORSHIP   "Cold War” Between East And West Blamed For  Situctian

Mayor Estimates Damage at Clinfon At Over $1 Million  ae ee ees OF gla re   National Guard And Highway Dept Are Rushing Help

6. 0. P. 10 SLOW DOWN CONGRESS   Republicans Plan Troubte For Truman Administration Rv Holding Legislative Work To Minimum.

Session Opens Monday GOP Slowdown May Spell Trouble For  Administration

Threat Of GOP Slowdown To Face Congress   Lame Duck Session May Do Little

Trouble For Administration Program Seen  GOP Reluctance To Act May Slowdown Lame Duck Session

Prospective Republican Slowdown May Upset Administration Prosram

Lame Duck Session Heads For Trouble   Republican Leaders Agree That Work  Be Held To Minimum Some Bills To ‘Die’

In Private Agreement  Republican May Attempt To Sidetrack President’s Wants

GOP To Hold Work Down In  Final Session   Spells Trouble for AdAdministration In ‘Lame Duck’ Period

Republican Leaders Decide Only Minimum Of Work Will Be Done at Short Session

as ISSUES AT STAKE  GOP Showdown Could Stall  — Action in Lame Duck Session

GOP Slowdown Cuts Lame Duck Session Plans   Truman Program For Congress Faces Threat

CHARLES H. TENT IS PUT TO BEATE   ST. JOSEPH SLAYER DIES IN GAS CHAMBER WITH PRAYER ON HIS LIP»s.

Body of Would-Be Assassin Released   Torresola’s Rites To Be in Brooklyn

Will Keep Using Government To  Ho!d Good Times   Hits Reactionaries For Spending Huge Sums In Drive Against All Federal Action In Industry

TRUMAN CONTENDS FEDERAL ACTION HAS AIDED TRADE   Declares Government Must Take Hand at Times to Make Private Enterprise  System Work.   CALLS FOR ADOPTION OF RECENT PROPOSALS   President Hits “Reaction. aries” Who, He Says, Claim “Fair Deal” Is Trying to Wreck Industry.

TRUMAN RENEWS PLEDGE TO KEEP BUSINESS 6000   Reactionaries Accused 0: Trying To Frighten The People   SAYS GOVERNMENT DUE SOME CREDIT

Workable Free Knterprise Goal Set by Truman   Assails **Reactionaries’ Who Frighten People On Federal Spending

‘Reactionaries’ Try to Scare Public With Vast Propaganda: Truman

To Maintain ‘Good Times*  Further Use of Government  » e Prt ‘Action Promised by Truman

CRITICIZES ‘PROPAGANDISTS’ Truman Defends Government's Action to ‘Keep Good Times’

Unofficial Census Takers in Lima Conduct Apparently Successful Drive for ‘Mr. 50,000

Dozen Persons Arrested In Miami For Gigantic Theft Of Phone Money

Hearing On Milk Increase Opened   Three-Way Squabble Over Pittsburgh Milk Price Shapes Up

Milk Commission Opens Hearings To Determine Prices in Pittsburgh Area

Hearing On Milk Tnorease Opened  a 1  CE ce ce a   Three-Way Squabble Over Pittsburgh Milk Price Shanes Up

 ‘ T . Cats Must Wear 3 Bells Under Ordinance In New Jersey Town

THE MICE-—-AND BIRDS—WIN  Town Ordinance Requires Cats to Wear Three Bells

Icy Roads, Cold Frosted Windows Prove Dangerous  Series of Accidents Reported as Result

Icy Roads, Cold Frosted Windows Prove Dangerous   Series of Accidents Reported as Result Of Chilly Weather

Conferees Vote -Oleo Repealer   Triangular Package Plax Dronned by GCommittee

4 Men Wounded As Enka Walkout  Violence Flares   State Patrolmen Hold 65 After Restoring Order; Alert Tennessee Guard

Gunfire Flares Al Struck Plant  a8. ht. Anwa.   Wholesale Arrests Made After 4 Wounded

25-MINUTE GUN BATTLE WAGED   ‘One Enka Worker Near Death; State Troops Rushed To Scene.

4. Men Shot In Strike Violence Tennessee Textile  Diaeunt SGhanatinge Srene

Men Ambushed On Way to Jobs In Rayon Plant   Nation Prepares to Face Railroad Strike by “Julyv 15

Four Wounded In Enka Strike   Three Non-Strikers Felled  At Tenneszeo Plant

Four Men Wounded in ‘Enka Strike Violence   ‘One Critically; National Guard _ Alerted for Call  Twn s . oenen Wh ASonn

AUTOMOBILES ARE AMBUSHED EARLY TODAY   State Troopers Rushed to Plant To Halt Outbreak

Four Wounded In Strike Violence   Patrolmen Arrest LE ln Tannaccae

hundreds of Shots Fired By Strikers   At Textile Plant In Tennessee

Four Wounded By Gunfire at Struck Plant   Trio of Workers Hit As Shifts Change at Tennessee Factory

FOUR NON-STRIKERS SHOT IN. TENNESSE!   ‘Bullets Fly At Morristowe i Hi Plant

Cops Mass To Quell Violence   65 Are Arrested At Tennessee Plant By State Police

Patrolmen Sent Alter Gun Battle   Three Workers, One Striker Injured in 25-Minute Barrage

ClO Pickets Put Factory Under Seige   Workers Attempting To Enter Plant Get Barrage af Bullets

Enka’s Strike Violence Explodes Into Gunfire; Four Wounded In Affair   State Highway Patrolmen Make 65 Arrests; Gover nor Of Tennessee Holds Up Order For National Guard To Take Over

4 Men Wounded At Enka Plant   CIO Pickets Place Strike-Bound Mill Under Siege: Troopers on Guard

New U.N. Move By Russic Causes Much Speculation   Washington Diplomats Are Suspicious Of Soviet Move

— "ROUND THE  BUCKEYE STATE   Toledo Chosen fur 1951 Lutheran Synod Meet

"ROUND THE BUCKEYE STATE   Toledo Chosen for 1951 Lutheren svennd Meni

25-YEAR SENTENCE DEMANDED BY U. S.   Federal Court Wili Act In Case Of Atomic Spr On Saturday  Wornine

Says Russians In 2nd Atomic Blast at 6 P.M.   Man Who Predicted First Explosion Says Another Comina

RUSSIANS PLAN SECOND ATOMIC BLAST TONIGHT, -BRITISH EDITOR ASSERTS

Russians Expected to Set Off Second Atomic Explosion Tonight in Asia

FROM NINE STATES   About 45 Have Registered for Annual City Manager s School

Mahoney Calls For A Recount In One County   Senote GOP Nomination Still In Doubt But Butler Leads

Lane, Butler Retain Leads In Unit Votes  Incomplete Canvass Brings No Changes

Moe, America’s Veteran Combat Dog, Has Battle Fatigue, to Be Retired

Bloomington Newspapers Are Merced   Effect Consoltdation ol Bloomington Daily Herald And World-Telephone

Muddled Revenue Situation Seen      Tax ‘Inconsistencies’ Arouse Mason’s Ire

Illinois GOP Legislator Charges ‘Political Favoritism For Co-ops’ After Committee Refuses Tax Plan

Solon Assails Tax Writers   Rep. Mason Says Hous: Group Kills Chances  For New Tax Measure

Néw Tax Bill lc Said’ Killed   , Plan To Require Co-Ops  ray Norma!  BusinesscTaxes !s,Rejected dn House "

Rejection of Tax Plan Is Assailed   Chances for New Bill Lost, Mason Declares

CHANCE FOR NEW TAX BILL WANES   House Writers Reject Plan To Require Co-Ops To Pay Business Levy

Says Chances of New Tax Laware Killed in House  Exemptions for Co-ops Attac ked

House Kills Proposed Co-Op Levy  Action Called Death Knell To  Tax Reduction

 Refuses To Tax ‘Certain Income  Of Co-Ops   Committece’s Action Seen As Killing New Tax Bill's Chances

Says Action On Behalf of Co-Ops Means End of Tax Cuts During Present Year

KILL PROPOSAL TO TAX CO-OPS   Plan; ‘Action hard By Conorexsiian

Co-ops Victory Stirs Tax Battle  Rep. Mason Claims New Bill ‘Killed’

Tax-Writers Reject New Revenue Source  Failure To Vote Co-Op Tax Called ‘Favoritism

Rejection Of Proposal To Levy On Co-Ops Seen As Death Of New Tax Bill

Mason Claims New Levy Bill Chances Dead   Congressman Says Co-ops Exemption Shows Favoritism

NO CHANCE FOR NEW TAX BILL PASSAGE SEEN      GOP Hits Rejection of Levies on Co-Ops, Now Tax- ' Exempt.

Lawmaker Says Little Chance For Tax Bill   “Inconsistencies” Of Committee Rapped By Rep. Mason

New lax Bill's Chances Killed  Favoritism Hinted For Co-op Groups

Taxwriters Have Killed Chances Of New Tax Bill  Rejection of Co-op 6 6B en we’ Dk

Winter Smashes Nation's Mids sections Severe Cold Lits Mountain Re CIO),

Miami Gets Set For Hurricane   110-Mph Storm Is Headed For South Florida

NetworkOffers Miss Truman RadioContract   NBC Deal May Bring Her Larger Income Than President's

Reports Say Salary To Exceed $100,000 Margaret Truman Considers Offer Of Radio-TV Contract

Jessup Denounces Red Leaders  As Group Of Cruel, Selfish Men  U. S. Ambassador-At-Large In Speech Today As They Are Intent Only Upon Perpetuation Of Their Own Power.

Jessup Terms Russ Leaders  Cruel, Selfish   One Of Acheson’s Top Aides Says People To  Realize Freedom Hope

Jessup Rips ‘Power Mad’ Red Leaders   Blasts ‘Trichs’ In Bitter Attack Upon  Communist Creed

Allies Rebuff  Russian Plan   Troop Removal Is Joker For: Rerlin Election

French Suggest Europe Merge Heavy Industries; Reds Ask Berlin Be Cleared of Troops

Allies Reject Red Proposal To Quit Berlir   Anti-Communists Also Opposed

West Blasts _ Soviet Ideas On Elections   Designed To Wir Berlin for Reds,

COOL RECEPTION FOR RUSS OFFER   Free Berlin Election Proposal Scorned By Allies And Germans

Court Order Is Backed by Shotgun to Protect ‘Clear Creek Annie’s’ Rights

Old W oman, Gun, Court Order Hold Up Finish of Highway Near Denver

ClearCreekAnnie, Lady Miner, Dares Colo. Road Bosses   Fingers Gun to Prevent Removal From. Shack; Has Court Order

U.S. PILOT TREATED WELL BY. CHINESE   Says Captors Regarded Him Ae Eviond "©

U. S. Pilot Freed By Reds In China States Captors Tréated Him Well In Jail

"Good Treatment” At Hands Of Chinese Reds Report By American In Hong Kong

American Tells of Good Treatment While Prisoner of China Commies

MORE BUCKS BOOKS EMERGE FOR STUDENT!   Pennsbury, Old York Road Attractive Series   . A LOCAL HISTORY AID

2 MORE “BUCKS COUNTY” BOOKLETS PUBLISHED   ete  Unit Six is Devoted To - “Pennsbury,” and Contains 30 Pages  & “OID YORK ROAD’

Dust Storm Rips Through Kansas  Four Highway Death: auced By Bie Blaw

Biggest Oil Field Ever Found in North America ‘Located:in Alberta

12 MEN RESCUED FROM A TUNNEL FOLLOWING BLASI   Workmen Spend 15 Terrify. ing Minutes in Giant Water Conduit 95 Feet  Underground in Detroit.   SIX OTHERS BURNED, ONE MAN SERIOUSLY   ‘Clothes of Engineericg tn.  spector Catch Fire and Sawdust Bags Are Used   te Put Out Blaze.

Six Burned By Blast In Tunnel   12 Others Have Close Call Underground

Rent Curb Bill Sent to Conference   Alterations by House ir Legislation Turned Down in Senate.

JULONS MARK CONTROL BILL FOR PARLEYS   Washington GOP Senator Had Threatened Filibuster.

Senate Rejects Rent Changes   House-Passed Bill Ts Sent To Conference Meet

Rent Controls — Face New Fight   Cain Threatens Talkathon Against 7-Month Extension Provision

Taft Won't Seek US Presidency  But Would Accept If He Was Drafted

NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY      Taft Will Accept Draft But Will Not Seek Office, He Says

Senator Taft Open To Draf  For President . Won’t Campaign _ For 1952. Spot

Kills His Wife, Brother-in-Law and Himself   Missourian, Served With Divorce Notice, Slays Before Children.

SERVED WITH © DIVORCE PAPERS; KILLS TWO, SELF   Missourian Also Shoots Sisterin-Law; Children See Tragedy.

Kills Two And Then Ends Life   Marital Rift is Attributed Cause Of Triple Tragedy

Gomer Davies Died Yesterday  In Concordia   State’s Oldest Editor And Publisher Came To Kansas In 1883

GOMER DAVIES Dik:  Was the State's Oldes: Newspaper Editor and Publisher

YOUTH HELD IN WIDOW'S DEAT   Nephew Arrested After Bat: tered Body of Wealthy : Women Found in Maine

Battered Body Of Well-To-Do Widow Is Found In Maine Ditch: Question Nephew

HOLD NEPHEW IN WIDOW’S DEATH   TELLS WILD STORY OF ABDUCTION BY SLAYER OF AUNT

REDS ENCIRCLE U. S. REGIMENT   Chinese, North Korean Tank-Led Troops in Heavy Attacks on U. N. Forces; 1s! Corps Spokesman Calls Situation ‘Very Serious’

U.S. Officer Terms Drive As Serious  Cayalry Elements Move Up To Aid  American Reriment

China Aids Ko-Reds In Drive Cutting Off  American Regiment   US Spokesman Says Situation “Very Serious” And Admits Chinese Troops Are Attacking In Northwest: First Cavalry Is Moving Up

Rep. Case Edges Out Senator Chan Gurney In South Dakota’s Senatorial Race; Miles Lead: in Democratic Race For N. Mex. Governor

Warren Tops in Republican Vote In California   Close Race Between Two Congressional Veterans for Republican Senatorial Nomination in §. Dakota Primary,.

DULLES IN JAPAN FOR TREATY TALKS   Will Confer With MacArthur — Bradley and Johnsen on Whether to Proceed With Paet.

Dulles in Tokyo to See About Treaty   Will Confer With Mac Arthur on Possibilities for Action.

Dull les Sees MacArthur On j jap Peace   Wisdom Of Pressing For it Now Subject Of Their Conference

Dulles Arrives In Tokyo  For Talks On Peace Treaty  To Confer With MacArthur, Je hnson, Bradley On Feasibility Of Procedure

Mobilization Not Entailed  Johnson Says No U.S. Mobilization As Yet Involved

ADMIT NEGROES TO JUNIOR HIGH AT HARRISBURG   Open to Eighth Graders Now, Seventh Graders Next Year.

Fernandez Asks ry ©  . unc 2  Passage  7 “ews S  Ot Vermeio Bil lhe iQ tas

Hungary To Try Vogeler On Spy Count   American's Trial Date Uncertain

Hungar ytoTr y Yank ‘Soon’ On Spy Count   Robert Vogeler Trial Will Be Open To Pub lic Officials Say:

Chinese Reds Reported on—  Push to Tibet   Communist Dispatch Says Troops Will Free Ancient Land

Duff Power In GOP After  Senate Victory   Nominated in Pennsylvan ia Primary By 3 to 1 Margin: Grundy Ousted

Duff Is Kasy Winner in  Pennsylvania 4952 President — Republican—If?’

Duff's Stock Rises After Tuesday Vote   Pennsylvania Governor Wins Election Victory Tuesday

GOVERNOR WINS OVER COOKE 'BY A MAJORITY THAT WILL iBE ALMOST THREE TO ONE

BIG JIM DUFF'S POWER CLIMBS   Nominated To U. S. Senate By Nearly ThreeTo-One Vote   FAVORS AGGRESSION

Duff Takes Big Role in GOP Affairs   Victory in Primary Puts Peansylvania Governor In Important Position: Grundv Forres Beaten

Duff Nominated For-Senate Post  In Position of ~ Vital Importance

Duff Ticket Easy Winner  In Primaries   Pennsylvania Governor Skyrockets To National Prominence With  Victory For Self, Mates

Duff Takes Over In Pennsylvania: Wins Nomination  Grundy Machine To Control GOP.

DUFF AND FINE WIN IN PRIMARY   They Beat Grundy Faction To Win Pennsylvania Republican Nominations For Senate And Csvyernar.

GOVERNOR WINS NOMINATION FOR U.S, SENATE SEA   Carries Statewide Tickef Tc Victory; Opposed Dewey At Philadelohia

Control Taken By Duff   Grundy Machine In Pennsylvania Turned Aside

Duff Wins By 3-1 Majority: Carries Slate Influence On  ‘52 Presidential Outcome Ic Sean

Duff Skyrockets In GOP Standings   Governor Wins Senate Nomination by 3 to 1 Vote in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania s GOP Governor Nominated, 3-1   Soars to Key Position  In National Republican Party Affairs

GRUNDY GOP ORGANIZATION LOSES PRIMARY   Governor Wins Senatortal Nomination By Three To One Margin

Duff Swings State Slate To Victory   Governor Is Nominated For Senator; Boost For Progressives.

Pennsylvania's Governor Duff Skyrockets Info National = Prominence With GOP Victory  Entire Slate Tops Grundy’s Force In Hotly Contested Primary

Defeats Grundy . Candidate After Bitter Campaign   State Executive Is 3 to 1 Nominee for U. S. Senate

WINS PRIMAR} BY NEAR 3-1 MAJORITY   Senatorial Nominee Beats Powerful Grundy Set-Up   Backed By Duff, Captures Gubernatorial Race; Demos Also Elect

~—3 TO I EDGE Whole Ticket Swept in   PENNSYLVANIA VOTE IS RECORD

Victory Lifts ‘Big Red’ To Important Spot In National GOP.Picture

Duff Bloc Defeats Grundyism   Former Senator's Pennsylvania Forces Beaten In Primary

Duff ber ge Top Republican In Pennsylvani   Skyrockets To Position 0 Importance As Winne Of Bitter Primary Fighi

A  Grundyism Beaten in Pensy   Governor Duff is Bright Star in COP Firmament

Duff Wins In Primary; May Affect GOP Policy   Pennsylvania Governor In National Spotlight As Result Of Easy Win In Senatorial Primary

Duff Sweeps. to Victory in Pennsylvania   ‘Old Guard' Grundy Slate Beaten, 3 to I, in Bitter Primary

Pennsylvaniar. Sets Pace For GOP Liberals   Governor Wins Senatorial Nomination Easily

GOV. DUFF WINS GOP PRIMARY   BEATS PENNSYLVANIA ORGANIZATION HEADEL BY EX-SEN, GRUNDY

 New Strong Boy For GOP  Duif Grabs National Spotlight  With Pennsylvania Primary Win

Is GOP Nominee For US Senate: Hine Is Winner   Democrats Also Hold Primary; Showdown  Slated In Nevember

Duff Victory Boosts GOP Liberal Bloc   Senatorial Nominee Defeats “Old Guard”? By Decisive Margin

Quaker Governor Nominated For U. S. Senate   Five Running Mates Also Win Spots On November Ballot

Dutt Emerges As Victor in Pa. Primary   Governor Top Man In GOP Stronghold After A Bitter Fight

DUFF NOMINATED FOR SENATE 3 T0 1   Pennsylvania Governor Wins Bitter Primary Against Grundy Forces

Governor Duff Wins Vote Race   Nominated for U.S. Senate by Ratio of 3 to 1 in Primary

Duff Swamps Grundy Foes  In G.O.P. Vote   Governor Leads His Ticket To Win In Pennsvlvania Ballot

Jim Dutf Gains New Power in Pennsylvania   Ticket Overpowers Slate Sponsored By Joe Grundy

Duff Wins Three-To-One Victory In GOP Primary   DUFF-BACKED CANDIDATES CARRY FOUR STATE-WIDE OFFICES AND GOVERINOR

PENNOTLUANIA VOTING TREND AUCH Dall   Old Guard Goes Out With Defeat of Grundy Machine.

Beats Machine of Joe Grundy   May Be Vital Cog in National GOP Policy Affairs

TRUMAN 92 DEFEAT DEMANDED BY TAFT   Only Way To ‘Rid. State Dept. Of Reds Is Change Head Of-Govt., He Says

Taft Says GOP President Could Get Rid Of Reds   Calls For Truman Defeat In ‘52 Election

TRUMAN RAPPED IN TAFT SPEECH   We Need New President He Tells Republicans

Sen. Taft Hits at Truman Policies   Chanae Gavernment *   Change Government tc Overcome Communism

McCarthy, Bridges and Wherry All Reply to President's Charges That Their Attacks on State Department  -are Sabotaging American Foreign Policy and Aiding Kremlin — McCarthy Glad to "Plead Guilty."  mM 6 wea tm hUlU te me XP aV eS AS

Ohio Senator Urges Change Next Election   GOP Leader Says Commies Will Stay Until Switch Made

Change Head Of Government, Says Sen. Taft   Only Way to Get Rid Of Commies, Claims Republican Senator

Taft Would Go fo Top’ fo Get Rid of Communists      Election of Republican President in 1952 Would Get Toh Done, He Asserts.

Heavy Action On Several Korean Fronts  Biggest Activity On Northern Front Approach To Taegu

Enemy Opens Perilous Drive West of Pusan   Communists Rebound From Reverses That Cost Heavy Losses

Artillery Duel Touched Off By New Offensive   Planes Attack At Night; UN Force Pushes 12 Miles

Whether to Cross or Not Soon Must Be Determined   ‘Find Evidence Gen. Dean Is Alive

‘Spectators. Barred from Courtroom At Start of ‘Mercy Killing’ Trial

Mercy Slaying Trial of Doctor ls Opened Today   Spectators Barred During Jury Selection

Start to Select Jury in Mercy Slaying Trial   Dr. Sander Charged With Murdering His Patient, Ill of Cance:

Mercy Killing Trial Draws World Interest   145 Veniremen Available For Jury Duty In Case

Spectators Barred As Task Of Jury Selection Opens Dr. Sander’s Trial

Trial Underway In “Mercy Killing’  World-Wide Interest Centers on Case of New England Doctor

Doctor Goes On Trial in Mercy Killing   Spectators Are Barred as Task of Picking Jury Begins

J ury Being SelectedTo Try Doctor   162 Veniremen On Hane As Case Is Called And Dapper Physician And Wife Arrive

‘Mercy Slaying’ Jury Being Picket   Trial of Manchester, N. H., Doctor Opens; Spectators Barred

Selection of Jury Underway For Dr. Sander  Pastor of Church Pravs for Acauittal

Witness in Bridges Case Admits Lies   Ross Says He Perjurer Himself in Testimony Vast Friday

KEY WITNESS ADMITS LYING BACKGROUND   Defense for Bridges Score Important Trial Point

Closely Guard Gang Leader   Fleisher Agrees to Detroit Return from Miami, Florida

Detroit Gangster Under Guard To Prevent Possible Attempt By Pals to Get Him from Law

Soviet Asks. U.S. Change Of Policy —  Pravda Replies Tr. Deactdaneta   Pravda Replies To President’s Talk About Arms

‘PRAVDA REPLIES ‘TO PRESIDENT’S FRISCO ADDRESS   Says U. S. Will Have To ” Change To Prevent War, Not Russia   TRUMAN'S 4 POINTS ARE FLATLY REJECTED

United States Must Change Its Policy Pravda Declares   President Truman’s Four Points Rejected  By Red Organ

Pravda Prints Reply To President's Speech  Soviet Newspaper Says U. S. Not  S8:@@ege MBaae

Big Three Meets Soon fo Decide West German Role   Leaders Anxious For Full Part in Fight with Reds

EX-HITLERITES MAY JOIN ALLIES ‘Germans Anxious  To Fiaht Red Tide

Youths Fired At A Trooper  Captured After A   Captured After A Volley Of Shots At W. A. Crowder

Iwo Killed As Planes Collide  Navy Planes Burn On Mittina Ground

SENATE VOTES ON CONTROLS FOR COUNTRY   ‘Communist Party Measure Also Due For Early Action.

RED CONTROL BILL CONSIDERATION SET   Democrat Senators Plan  To Act Within 2 Weeks

Woman Red Slays Five Tied Yanks  2 Others Escape Wish Bead Wands

Final Action on Emergency Defense Bill Pending as Adjournment Nears

Senate Policy Chiefs Trim Legislative Plan, Hone for Adjournment of Congress Aug. 1

Senate Red Probe Denied Loyalty File   Impeachment Demanded by GOP Spokesmen

Action Starts Tilt As Truman Refuses Data   Civil Service Chief, Acheson and McGrath Will Receive Papers

SHOWDOWN ON SUBPOENAS SHAPING UP. .   Civil Service Chief Told By Truman” —Ts lanora Summonk

President Ignoring   Subpoena   Government Files ‘Should Be Secret’

Subpoenas to Be Ignored in Loyalty Files   Truman Tefls Agency  Heads to Keep Loyalty. Peners Top Seeret

Battle on U. S. Files Launched   Senate Order Is Served on Civil : Service Chairman

ATTEMPT (5 MADE. TO RESCUE THREE IN PACIFIG STOR   Coast Guard Sends Cutter tt Spot Where Crippled Fish ing Boat Is Wallowing ‘an Giant Waves.      FATE OF ANOTHER VESSEL 18 UNCERTAIN   Fierce Gales Already Have Claimed 4 Lives -- Snow Traps Overnight 85 in Busses in Oregon.

Bills Aimed At Crime Syndicates   Justice Dept. Submit: Drastic Gambling Bans to Conaress.

"49 Assessment Supervisor Law  Found Invalid   Counties Had Operatec Under Statute Since Last Spring

Mac Foresees Yule Offensive Toward Seoul   Beachhead Forces Repelling Heaviest Attack of Conflict

MW Arthur Says 120,000 Mass  For Invasion   Battle at Hungnam Beachhead Nearing Its Bloody Climax

PRICE HIKES, HOARDING UNNECESSARY Government Seeks To Assure  Public That Food Plentiful

Plan US Report on Food Stocks   No Need of P of Price Hikes, Hoarding Caan in Survay

 To Be Released Saturday  Government Preparing, Report fo Show People There’s No Food Shortage or Need to Hoard

Report To Show Food Plentiful   Government Aims To Prove Supplies Are Ample

No: nN eed for Fear of Food Shortages      Price Hikes, Hoarding Disturb Government; ‘Ag Dept. Assurance To Be: Published Saturday Night

F ood Shortage Not [Imminent  Say Officials   Agricultural Department Hopes Detailed Report Will Halt Hoarding

Government Seeks To Keep Hoarding Low   Price Increases Reported As Trend Becomes Stronger

Government Report On Food Production And ‘Supplies Expected To Cut Consumer Hoarding

All Supplies Ample; Price Boost Hit   Government Points Out There Is No Need For Alarm

Food Buying  Ups Prices  In America Public Report  Will Show Plenty For All Users

Government Preparing Food Report To Discourage Hoarding of Supplies

Report To Allay Fear Over Food   Public Need Not Fear Food Shortages, Saturday Report To Assert

Draft Federal Report to Reassure Public: See No Shortage of Food

Report on Food  Supplies Planned  Hoarding, Price Hike Halt Hoped

Food Here Plentiful, U.S. View   Facts and Figures To Be Contained in Government Report

Food Report Due, Will Tell Public No Shortage Seer   Assurances Slow Dawr Heavy Sugar Buying, Other Items; Price  Gains Hit

Government Prepares Report  Showing No Food Shortages   Heavy Consumer Buying Reported Slowed: By Truman’s Speech, But Much Continues

Hoarders Will Learn Efforts Are for N. ought  Government Report To Show Abundance

Gov't Is Working On Food Report For the Public   Agriculture Department Will Show It Is Not Necessary to Hoard

Search Continues For Missing Miners Bodies Of Two Men Trap ~~ ped. By- Smoke: Found ©

Miners Trapped In Utah Mine  Two Dead, Search For Three Persists

Severest Test In Career Facing Attlee  Labor Party Heads For Showdown : Before Wednesday

Attlee Tries Forming New Cabinet   Problem Is Most Serious Test in Political Life

NEW YORK FOOD -PRICES ADVANCE   Breod, Meat Quotetions Higher—Sirloin Now 97 Cents A Pound

‘Remington Pleads Innocent to Perjury; Amerasia’s Jaffe Refuses to Talk

Remington Gives Plea of Innocent   Resigned Economist Denies Guilt of Perjury to Court

Remington's Trial Is Set For July 5th   Pleads Guilty. to Perjury Indictment Today   Defendant's Attorney Says He Faces Difficulty in Getting Bond.

‘Not Guilty’ Is Remington Plea   Resigned Economist Pleads Innocent Of Lying to Grand Jury

REMINGTON FILES NOT GUILTY PLEA   Court Sets July 5 for Selecting Trial Date

Remington Denies Charge Ot Perjury  i To Furnish Bail { In Loyalty Case

Granted Two Days To Raise $5,000 Bond   Bondsmen Refuse To Post Bail In Loyalty Cases

REMINGTON TRIAL SET FOR JULY 5   Given Two Days to Raise $5,000 Bail; Surety Companies Balk at Bond in Loyalty Case.

Remington Denies Perjury Charges  Plan Speedy Trial For Ex-Fed Official

Ne eee hein eieWinte iia tltteattettiatatiiiiensininiatleeniaiiatny,  Remington Arraigned, Pleads Innocent; Trial Set for July 5

Remington ls Puton $5,000 Bond for Trial   Late July or Early August Is Government Aim For His Hearing

DENIES CHARGE THAT HE LIED   William Remington, Resigned Will Learn Trial Date . ~@n July 5

“VM. REMINGTON PLEADS INNOCENT OF LYING TO JURY  BONDSMEN REFUSE TON POST RAIL FOR   BONDSMEN REFUSE TO POST BAIL FOR ™ RESIGNED ECONOMIST

‘Nat Guilty’ ts Remington Plea   “Resigned Economist Pleads Innocent Of

Innocent, Plea by Remingfon   Denies to Federal Jury He Was a Red

Remington Enters Plea of Not Guilty   Bail Is Set at $5,000; Surety Companies Refuse to Post Bond

Remington Enter: Not Guilty Plea   Denies Perjury, Released on Bond

NOT UUTY LE   Former Commerce Depart: ment Man Granted Time Ta Raise Bail”

Remington Enters Plea Of Innocent   Given Two Days To Raise $5,000 Bond; Trial Date To Be Set On July 5

Remington Gives Plea of Innocent   Federal Judge Sets duly 5 ax Date for Fixing Time of Frial

BOVERNMENT SECRECY BLAMED FOR LAXITY   Sensational Disclosures Are Expected Shortly   GOODS FOR RED CHINA

VESSEL SUNK INKY. HARBOR BY COLLISION      Sand-Dredget Collides  With Freighter; All  Crewmen Saved

Vessel Sinks In Collision Off New York   Only Short Distance: From Scene of last ‘Week’s Crash.

Sawyer Will Have Charge Allocations   W..H. Harrison To Be Named Head Of Priorities Division

Jury Frees Bednasek in  Murder Trial   Youth Is Found Innocent Of Charges of Killing  University of Iowa Coec

Towa Student Will Go Home; Has No Plans   State’s Request For Murder Conviction Is Rejected

Death Penalty Not Considered by lowa Jurors   Girl’s Death Climax to Campus Romance and Party Dec. 11]

Handsome Youth Found  ‘Innocent in Co-ed s Death      Jurors Accept Story of “Tragic Acci. dent’: Youth Weeps at Verdict ..

Bednasek Freee By Jury in Murder Trial   Strangling of Pretty Co-ed Said “Tragic Accident’

IOWA STUDENT IS CLEARED BY JURY VERDICT   Robert Bednasek Found Innocent of Murdering Coed Near College Campus

Bednasek Freed  Of Murder.Charge  In Coed’s Death Release lowa Student  After Jury is Out Ene Jict 22 Hnraee

Jury Frees Iowa Youth   Find Robert Bednasek Not Guilty of Killing Co-Ed Gee-Gee Johnsor

lowa Student Not Guilty Of Killing Coed   Jury Accepts Story of “Tragic Accident, Out 23 Hours

ACQUITTED OF “TRAGIC ACCIDENT"   Bednasek’s “Truth Serum” Story of Beautiful Blonde’s Strangulation Swayed Him, Juror Says.   JURORS WEEP, ONE EMBRACES BEDNASEK   Took 15 Ballots and Only Division Was Manslaughter or Acquittal; Murder Not Considered.

Youth Found Innocent in Girl’s Death  ‘Boy, Attorney Wee   Boy, Attorney Weep As Verdict Is Read

YOUNG SHELTON AGAIN TARGET OF AMBUSH GUNMEN   ESCAPED INJURY AT FAIRFIELD, FRIEND CRITICALLY INJURED

Gunmen Try to Shoot Shelton  ‘Little Earl’ Is   ‘Little Earl’ Is: Intended Victim

Shelton Dodges Bullets Again: Companion Hit  Little Earl Escapes Gangland Ambush

LITTLE EARL UNINJURED IN NEW AMBUSH   Bullets Intended for Gangster’'s Nephew Hit Dellos Wylie; Gunmen Eat Lunch While Waiting.

U. S. Plan Proposed Before UN   Russia Finds ‘Some’ Good Points In Military Plan Of United States

ARMED FORCE WOULD BACK U.N. DECISIONS   Vishinsky Surprises Com mittee By Favoring Part of Measure.

Russia Says Part of Act Acceptable   Measure Placed Before Assembly By John Dulles

SOVIET GIVES PARTIAL 0.K. TO PROPOSAI   Vetoless Assembly Would Get Power To Use Men

U.S. Proposes UN Power on  Armed Force   Vishinsky Disagrees But Finds Good Points in Plan

And Reds Find Good  In Proposal   Vishinsky Surprises Assembly by Attitude On Idea to Keep Place

5. Proposes nti-Agaression force for UN  Russia Agrees to General Purpose

American Plan Gets Some Red Support   Russia Surprises UN as Vishinsky Agrees in Part

U3, AAG PLAN TO oe] UP UN ARMED UNIT!   Would Give Assembly Power to Bypass - Russia in Council.

Dulles Submits Defense Plan To UN Member:   Vishinsky Opposes ‘General Tendency’ Of U. S. Resolution

French Block U.S. Plan  On Germany   Schuman Counters Program to Arm Western Elements

French Balk at Acheson’s Plan To Arm Germans  Block Agreement by Ailantic Pact Nations For European Army

Allied Amphib Landing Next Move, Is Hint  Communist Leader Cann Tinfant Blane

Red Premier Admits His Homeland In ‘Very Dangerous Position’   Broadcast Heard Over China Radio   South Koreans in Push To North of Wonsan; Drive Gains in Center

South Koreans Thrust North From Wonsan   Kim Acknowledges ‘Bioht OF Hemeland

UN Troops, Warships And Planes Hack Away At North Korean Supply Lines From Soviet Siberia

Planes and Troops Hack Away at Red Supply Lines Along with Thirty-seven Allied Warships.   POSITION DANGEROUS, ADMITS RED PREMIER

Leader Admits Defeat Is Near; Hit Supply Lines   37 Bombarding Warships And Planes Rake North Korean Coast; Red Pre mier Concedes Danger

Allies Blast Supply Lines   No Indication as Yet of New Amphibious Landings by the UN Troops; Rumor Persists

Roks Drive North Of Wonsan In Surprise Attack   Allied Spearheads Meet Heavy Enemy Resistance In Assault © Toward City Of Pyongyang

Continue lo Hack Away  In Korea   Warships and Planes Are Pounding North Supp! Lines on Blazing Front   NO SIGN OF LANDING   Red Premier Admits His Regime Is Tottering On Chinese Broadcasts

Blazing Warship Attack Continues   No Landing Yet; Air, Land, Sea Blows Aim to Cut Red Supply Lines

ROKS Drive North Instead of West In Surprise Thrust   Fighter Planes ond Cruiser Guns Give Powerful Support in Northward Move

Fleet Continues Bombardment OF North Korea   No Evidence Is Given Of Allied Landing Along Pounded Coast

37 Ships, Ground Troops, Planes Hacking at Reds  Targets of 3 Groups Are the Supply Lines

Ground Forces Striking North From Wonsan   Still No Evidence of Amphibious Landing Under Navy’s Assault

Red Supply Lines Under Heavy Attack   Drive Toward Red Capital Believed Near

37 Warships Still Shelling Coast, No Landing Seer  ~ South Koreans Push North From Wonsan,  instead of Goina Wes:

ROK’s Hurl 3-Ply Blow Up Coastline  South Troops Cross Up Experts, Swing

37 Ships Hit Red Lines on  New Front   Still No Evidence of Allied ) Landing on Northeast Coast

Red Premier Says Motherland Faces Gravest Danger  Cassin WW Ameen   South Koreans Thrust North From Wonsan

Still No Sign Mi Amphibious U.N. Landing   Red Premier Admits In Broadcast Grave Danger Faces Reds

Cut Lines From Soviet Siberia   Still No Evidence Of Amphibious Landing Along Heavily Attacked Coast Of Northern Korea As Blasting Continues

Supply Line From North Under Fire   Communist Chief Admits Holdings in Dire Position

MIGHTY FLEET POURS SHELLS ‘AA-ANIL LINES   Red Korea's Premier Admits “Motherland” ts in Bad Way.

Another Landing By Allied Force Seen as Possible   Fighting Tougher For Doughboys on Northward Drive

Sea, Air And Land  Attacks Hit At Reds   Communist Korean Premier Acknowledges ‘Very Dangerous Position’; Still No Evidence of Allied Amphibious Landing ...

South Koreans Make Drive From Fallen Wonsan  Pyongyang Bypassed;   Pyongyang Bypassed; Red Korea Premier Admits Near Defeat

Red’s Premier Admits The Vv Face Defeat   South Koreans Pulling Surprise Northern Drive From Wonsan

But No Evidence Of New Coastal Landings Seen   ROK Troops Push North of Wonsan ‘While Yanks Meet  Toauaher Racictanre

ROKS Make Surprise Thrust to the North From Wonsan Port   Farther Up Coast. U. N. Warships and Planes Hit Enemy.

North's Premier Finally Concedes  Defeat Imminent  Link with Siberia Target for Bombs, Naval Gunfire

No Evidence Of Landing By U.N. Troops   South Koreans Push North From Wonsan Toward Manchuria

37 Warships Smashing At Coast Cities   Red Supply Lines From Soviet Siberia Subjected To Heavy Bombardment

ROKs Thrust Southward in Surprise Move   Red Premier Concedes **Motherland in Very  Dangerous Position” = Two Islands in Flames

ROKS MAKE SURPRISE MOVE TO NORTH; NO EVIDENCE YET iOF AMPHIBIOUS -LANDINGS

RED KOREAN SUPPLY LINE IS HARD HIT   Warships, South Korean Forces, Allied Planes Hack Away on Northeastern Fighting Front.   ' NO EVIDENCE OF LANDING ON COAST   South Korean Infantry Heads Straight Up the Coast, Allies Drive on toward Pyongyang.

Country In Danger, Says Red Leader   S. Korean Ground Troops and Allied Planes Hack Away At Supply Lines

No Sign Of Allied Landing On Battered Coast — 37 Ships, Warplanes Hurl Tons Of Steel At Communists — ROKs Drive North  From Wonsan

Big Guns Smash at Red Lines   South Koreans Also Launch New Attacks To North of Wonsan

.Assault in Chongjin Area Apparently Will Be Backed by South Korean Land Forces

Troops Drive Toward Red Targets of U. N.  Fleet Bombardments   North Korean Premier Admits His Regime Faces Defeat— Planes Rip Red Supply Lines

No Evidence Of Allied Amphibious Landing; South Korean Infantry Thrusts North From Cantured Wonsan

No Evidence of New Landina by Troops of U.N.   ROKS in a Surprise Thrust North From Captured Red Port

Bombarding Goes On But Still No Evidence That Allies Plan New Landing   South Korean Forces Make Unexpected Thrust North From Wonsan; Red Premier Acknowledges Position  Now Dancerniue.

Combined Allied Forces Strike Supply Lines  ROKS Make 3-Way Thrust North of

ee-Ply By Allied Forces   Warships, Ground Troops Planes Hack Away at

37 UN Ships Bombard Reds Supply Lines  Rok Infantry Heads Up East Coast   Rok Infantry Heads Up East Coast Instead Of Cutting Across To Pyonayana

‘Mighty Mo’ Leads Attack By Warships   Red Premier Admits Regime Faces Defeat As Allies Advance

ROKs Kick Off Surprise Drive North Of Wonsar   No Evidence Of New Landing; Red Leader

“Golgotha,”’ Life Of Christ, Coming To The Watson  First Showing In Northwest Iowa

Attlee Pledges British Support   Great Britain Will Give US Assistance As Is Necessary For Peace

BRITAIN WILL SUPPORT U.S.A.   ATTLEE PLEDGES FULL COOPERATION IN KOREAN DEFENSE

Shivering Troops Still Advance in  Freezing Silence  Reds Pushed Back In Minor Attacks Along Icy Front

‘Leathe «, ‘tke Ms,t Mo Oppositivn, Are Totd the Reds Left Hagaru Three Days Ago. Civilians Are Hungry, Ask Americans for Food.

Aretie Chill Limits Action In Korea; Sleds, Oxcarts Used   90,000 Chinese Commu. nists Face U, S. lirst Corps

NEAR ZERO COLD LIMITS ACTION IN NORTH KOREA   U. S. ARMY RUSHES ARCTIC CLOTHING TO NUMBED TROOPS

Arctic Clothing Is Rushed as Troops Of U. N., Draw Near  To Reservoir   PiLLETIN

Pare Milk Price Two Cents Quart   State Commission Posts New Orders Effective Feb 16 in Erie, Pittsburgh Marketing Area.

Price of Milk Drops 2 Cents Quart Feb: 1é  Light Cream Will Also Be Daaenad thd  ae Alew   Light Cream Will Also Be Reduced Under New Orders

Warn King Farouk Of Palace Scandal  Hint Munitions Frau May Bring Revolt

STALIN ASKS U. N. SEAT RED CHINA   DECLARES ACTION NECES SARY FOR ANY SETTLE. MENT OF KOREAN WAR,

Nashville Wedding Scene For Missing Socialite, 18   Chain Store Heiress Married In Nash; Groom Bought Her A $12 Wedding Band

U.S., AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN TAKE HEAVY TOLL  River Runs Red In Korea

Supreme Court Closes Door on Tidelands Case  Texas’ Rehearing Plea Refused; Daniel

Adually Suldde, Nof Manslaughter   Judge Dismisses Charge, Says Blackwell Mon Breught Death: on Self

Romulo Says Nations Work Toward Peace   Pacific Group Near Solution To Chief Troubles In Area

American Plan For Security Near U. N. Vote   Assembly Approval Of Veto-Free Method Assured

BRITON ASKS U.N. RATIFY AMERICAN PLAN FOR SECURIT)   Says Resolution Would Discourage Aggression Because Of World Unity

CAB Denies Parks Request fo Begin  Airline Operation  @e Toate Bee Had   St. Louis Firm Had Planned to Start Next Sunday

C.A.B. Says Air Firm Must Wait   Company Had Hoped To Start Service On June 18

HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR STUDENT REGISTRATION, 1950-51 TERM

Atlantic Pact Allies Start Plans For Vast Campaign Of Rearmament

U. S. Calls on Atlantic Pact Allies To Rearm Quickly for Sake of Peac

U.S. Asks Pact Partners Rearm To Keen Peace  Spofford Wa rns   Spofford Warns Against Being Caught Napping

US Asks Pact Countries To Rearm Quickly   United States Member Calls For Immediate Western Vigilance

Speed Asked Of U.S. Allies In Rearming  Pact Parties Warned West Must Not Agai:

UNITED STATES URGES ACTION AT COUNCIL   Warns Partners West Must Not Be Caught Napping   To Reduce Four-Year Rearmament Schedule To Two-Year Deadline

U.S. Calls Upon Treaty Partners To Rearm Quickly   Warns at Meeting ir London West Mustn’t Be Caught Napping

 Prodded by Red Blitz in Korea  Atlantic Pact Allies Rush Defense Plans

Four-Year Plan May Be Halved—  U.S. Urges Atlantic Pact Nations to Rearm Quickly

Europe Gets U.S. Warning To Arm Fast   More Communist Ageressions Seen In Western Area

US. Urges > West to Arm For Defense   Atlantic Pact Nations Warned Against Attack

Atlantic Pact Countries Meet To Plan Defenses’   High Command Sessior Studies Speeding Up

U.S. Calls On Pact Allies To Rearm Quickly  West Ministers Hear Warning Not To Be  RL Shp, Shots

Atlantic Allies Rush Defense Plan For Western Zones   Representatives Meet Secretly in London; Delegates Form Civil Hich Cammand

Urges Atlantic Pact  Nations To Rearm Now  British May Send Token Land Force Teh Accict linited Statec in Korea

Pact Nations  Rush Plans   Allies Set Defenses - Against Communists

Atlantic Pact Allies Urged To Rearm Quickly  U. $.- Warns Partners West Must Not Be Caught Asleep Again

MacArthur °  Visits Korea   Supreme Commander Radiates Confidence

Sees Gen. MacArthur Arrive In ‘Korea For Schedule of Conferences

President Will Take New Look At  Coal Situation   To Determine If Emergency Exists Calling For White House  Action

Russia Seen Planning Three Spheres in Asia   U.S. Diplomats Believe it Maneuver to Create Districts of Communist Control in North, Chinese and Southeastern Area.   ‘SECURITY’ CALLED FACTOR

Russia Seeks Buffer States   Three Protective Spheres in Orient Believed Reds’ Aim

Three Spheres Of Influence Aina Of Reds   Russia Maneuvering For Control South Of Siberia

Military Calls Outlook ‘Grim’   Foul Weather Mav Hamper Operations

Weather _ Important  Factor Now   Korea’ Is in for Rain: That May Hold Uy Support for. Ground  BParres.   Set New Boundary   Planes Now Flying as Far North as Border of Manchuria

Bad Weather, Collapse of Southern Army May Mean Long U. S. Campaign

South Korean Collapse Brings Prediction Of Hard, Bloody And Long Campaien For U.S.   Military Men Say Outlook All The More Gloomy Because Of Foul Weather Which Is Grounding Air Power.

No Advance In Treating Pelio   Disease Expert Says Tha Science Is Still Striving For Imrrovement.

Fierce Batfle Under Way on Korean Fronts  New Attack by Reds Claimed Shaping Up  As Troon< Macced

U.S. Armor Scores in Initial Thrusts   New Reversal Comes After Allied Craft Destroy Record 65 Red Tanks in Day

Petition To Join Big Spring, Odessa Water District Is Circulated   ( pen Meeting Unanimous In  Water Vote   Popular Election Would Be Necessary Before Snyder Could Join

No Fireworks Expected At State Session   State Democratic Committee Special _Meeting Tomorrow

Few Fireworks are  Expected at Demo  State Meeting Tomorrow 4 Also Day  a i ae ae ho <n

STATE DEMOCRATS WILL MEET TODA)   PEW FIREWORKS ENPECTED AT CAPITAL — HENDREN REPLACEMENT SEEN.

N.Y. Gambler’s Office Raided  Catt Away Truckload   Cart Away Truckload Of Alleged Betting Papers From Office

N. Y. Gambler’s Office Raided   Cart Away Truckload Of Alleged Betting Papers From Office

District Attorney Swoops Down On ‘Office Of New York City Gambler

Seize Truckload Of Papers from Admitted Gambler   Testimony Before Senate Committee Brings N. Y. Raid

DARaids Office OfN. Y. Gambler  Grabs Betting Popers. From Frenk Erickson

Big New York Bookie Raided  Illegal Betting Nets $12,500,000 Yearly

Truman Tells FBI fo Close Down on Spies      President Asks for  Diligent Enforcement Of Law Against Ail Subversive Activities

Crackdown On Spies Ordered  ' Truman Urges FBI And Pnunhife Viotlenaca

Truman Asks FBI Keep On Alert  Guard Against Spy Activity, He Warns

Citizens  Asked to Help FBI   Agency Alerted for Sabotage, Subversive Activities in America

CITIZEN HELP IS REQUESTED BY PRESIDEN]   Chief Executive Orders Tightening Up To Guard Against Sabotage.

President Calls For Tighter FBI Check On Spies   Wants All To Report Information To Federal Bureau

FBI ORDERED 10 CLAMP DOWN ON SPIES, SABOTAGE    President Cails on All Citizen: : to Give Aid and Information,

Truman Orders Tighter Curbs On Subversives   FBI Told to Step Up Enforcement Program; Public Urged to Help

PRESIDENT ORDERS FBITO TIGHTEN ENFORCEMENT PLAN   Urges Citizens To Give ‘Unit All Possible Aid. . “Against Any Sabotage

Truman Orders Tighter Check On Subversives  Citizens Urged "Tr. bis’. FOI Ac   Citizens Urged  To Notify FBI At Once In Cases Of Suspected Spvina

Truman Orders Hunt for Spies  Asks Law Officers To Report to FBI

Good Afternoon!   Here‘s Your Chance! Mail That Coupon  Dollar A Name Is Offered As Lubbock Pushes Census Poll

Labor Loses Staunch Friend in Death Of John Lesinski: Barden Successor

Bandit Gang Escapes With $1,000,000   Halloween-Masked Band Robs Boston Offices of Brink’s Money Delivery Firrw

SEVEN HALLOWE'EN-MASKED MEN TAKE $f MILLION IN BOSTON: HAUL LEFT BEHIND

Brinks Armored Truck Co, Vault Looted by 7 Men   Get, Through Six: Locked Doors, Tie Up Five Emnloves

U. S.’s Biggest Theft Staged With Precision   Gang Binds Guards, Gets Cash And Speeds Away In Automobiles

Armored Car Firm Victims  Of Giant Coup   Brink’s Garage Raided by Seven Bandits in Halloween Masks

WELL-REHEARSED JOB Hallowe’‘en Masked Bandits ~ Take $1 Million in Bostor

TWO NEW GAS LINES WILL BE INSTALLED   Transmission Facilities Will In crease Delivery Capacity In Three Counties

Mother, Baby Hurt As Auto, Truck Collide  Woman Pedestrian J..2 eed Shahtiley In

‘Auto Crashes into Box Car: Three Persons Hospitalized   Flagman Breaks Air Connection To Halt Train

Farmers Union in Muddle: Awaita Court Decision ©   Has Two Sets Of Officers; Funds Tied Up

Apartment Fire Is Fatal to Two   45 Family Building at Milwaukee Burns

Milwaukee Fire Kills 2 Persons   10 Others Injured in Apartment Building Blaze Sunday

Goodwin Gets Key Labor Job In NPA Set-up   Aluminom Likely To Be Next Material On  Df) et ca + eee eee 

Aluminum Is Slated Next For Control   Critical Metal in Air Equipment Likely to Be Put Under Sharp  Rectrictiong

Aluminum Next For Control, Tip   Labor Mobilization Plans Take Form

Aluminum May Come Under Curbs   Order tor ‘New Controls Being Drafted

Aluminum Appears Next for Controls  Expect Order to be Issued Next Week

Federal Control Of Aluminum Is Being Charled   Robert C. Goodwin Is Named to Key Job of Mobilizing Manpower

Restrictions on Aluminum May Be Invoked Soon   Strategic Material Is Needed in U.S. Air Force Program; Order le Drafter

Aluminum May Be Next For Controls List   Robert Goodwin Named Chiet For Manpower

Attack on U.N Forces Likely  At Any Moment   U. S. Patrol Withdraws After Clash With Foe Inside of South Korea

MORE PROPAGANDA AHEAD?  Soviets Walk Out Of UN, Lash At U.S. China ‘Plan’

Soviets Renew  Blasts At U.S.   Declares Americans To Seize Formosa

NEW SOVIET PROPACANDA      Russians in U. N. Charge That Azaoricans: Clin to Selzo For. mos, “After Chinese Nationalists. Collupse —- Soviets Stuge Walkouty from U, N. Monday,

Kussinns in U. NS, Charge That Americans Plin to Seize Wor. niosa . Afier. Chinese Nationalints Collapse — Soviets Stage Walkouty from U. N. Monday.

G.0.P. Women Stand Behind Atfantic Pact and International Aid: Programs

AID IS ENDORSED. BY G.0. P. WOMEN   Ask Greater Awareness of American Economy --

Britain Ready For Recognition Of Chinese Reds  Announcement To Be Made  Sametime Todav

C hiang’ siinvoy Is Given News  In Cordial Way   Official Announcement By Britain Expected Karly This Morning

Post Re-Elected At Cumberland   Mayor Goes Back For Fourth Term; Woman Qn Council.

Post Re-Elected Mayor4thTime At Cumberland   Ouly One Councilman Re-Named; Woman Chosen Board Member

To Try to Block Rate Increases   Roth to Ask Court Order Rehearing of Bell Rate Grant

Gov., Roth Plan To Fight Phéne Hike   Administration To Demand Rehearing On Rate Boost

Set 5 Billions  As Korean Cost   U.S. Sees Success Within One Year

Army Sets Timetable For Korean Offensive   Sept. 15 Earliest Date for Yank Drive To Start Rolling: War May Take Year

War. Cost at Five Billion   Offensive Expected “To Start September 15

Estimate Korean War To Cost U. S. $5 Billion; Army Timetable Calls For Huge Offensive By Sept. 15th

Farmer Receives First Home Loan   Jose Tolendo of San Benito Presented Check For $10.000 To Build Brick Home On Farm

Lustron May Get Another 30 Days  ee ee Ys a ee   RFC Reported Considering Request To Allow Added Time

‘We Cannot Possibly Care for Them’ Parents Offer Quads For Adoption

40,000,000 BUSHELS OF SPUDS TO WASTE   Costly Price Support Deal Leaves Surplus U.S. Buys From Farmers Abusing Sudsidies

Await Truman Press Meeting   Will Meet Newsmen At 4 This Afternoon

FRIGID SPELL HITS MIDWEST, EAST:   Readings Of 35 Below . Recorded -In Some Areas

Co'd Wave Hits  Most of Nation East of Rockies   Florida Only Eastern  State Spared; Readings to 36 Below in Wisconsin

Two Cities Report Minus 35 Degrees   Chicago Digs Out Of NineInch Snowfall

It's Hard 35 Below in lowa And New York  Arctic Alr Covers U.S. From Rockies

COLD WEATHER COVERS EASTERN HALF OF NATION   * CHICAGO REGISTERS 10 BELOW ZERO FOR COLDEST SINCE ’24

Record Cold Follows Heavy Snowstorms   Arctic Air Covers U. S. East of Rockies Excepting Florida

Numbing Cold Hits Midwest, East: Readings Are As Low As 35 Below

Severe Cold Chills East And Midwest   Arctic Air Covers Entire Country, with Exception of Florida; 36 Below Is Coldest Mark.

Florida Only Warm Spot   ‘Area From the Rockies To Atlantic Struck By Winterish Blast

WIDE AREA HIT BY ARCTIC AIR   Cold Covers Nearly Al Parts Of Country East Of Rockies

Mer eury in Plunge After  Heavy Snows   Frigid Blast From Arctic Chills Most of Nation From Rockies Eastward; 35 Below Recorded

Mercury Dives Far Below Zero In Many Areas   Frigid Air Follows Heavy Snowstorms; 35 Below in lowa

Frigid Arctic Air Covers Wide Area of Nation  Readings as Low as 235 Below Reported

‘Let’s Dig Coal’ Comes From Fields; Replaces ‘No Contract, No Work’   Maintenance Men Hurry Into Pits; Tradition Of ‘Ni Contract, No Work’ Credited With Breaking Deadlock; Men Are Waiting

‘Let's Dig Coal” Cry Jubilant Miners Some Fields to Resume Fully Today

Slain Slated For Re-Election By Democrats  Stute Committee Of 113 Convenes in Harrishura Today

State Police Get Theft Confession  Be ee FOU Ul CU OS   Eldred Man Held for Liquor Store Robbery

State Police Get Theft Confession   Eldred Man Held for Liquor Store Robbery

Reds Boycott UN Group, We Face Heavy Task, Not General Assembly Dulles Warns Nation

New York Stocks   Arkansas and Texas to Celebrate Second Thanksgiving Tomorrow

Phoenix Bank Holdup Nets 130 Thousand   Two Gunmen Lock Employes In Vault; Escape With Cash   Police Nab Five; Had Money Like Bills Stolen At Brink's

Five With $37,500 In Paper Bag Are Questioned In Holdup Of Brink Cage

Five Arrested in  Brink's Holdup  4 Men, Woman Had   4 Men, Woman Had $37,000 in

Movement Pineer On  Pocketbook   Cost of Living Index Advances to Highest Level in 17 Months   Economists Agree Retail Prices Will Continue Up With Strong Demand

Food Price Indexes at Highest in in 17 Mo nths  Pinch on n Pocketbook Again as Cost of Living Creeps Highe

Want Marine General On Joint Staff —   League Aims At Acheson, Johnson

Marine League Members Urge Johnson Ouster   Similar Proposal on Acheson Fails: Reds Prime Taraet

Marine League Asks Johnson  Be Replaced   Acheson Ouster Fails— Want Marine CG on Joint Chiefs of Staff

Marine League ‘Irges Ouster Of Johnson   Similar Praposal To Fire Acheson ls Turned Down

DEMAND AN OUSTER   Marines Pass Resolutior Asking Truman to Fire Secretary Johnson

Marine League Demands Ouster Of Sec. Johnson   Proposal to Remove Acheson Is Defeated By Leatherneck Vets

Fire Johnson Favored in Marine Vole   Ousting of Acheson Resolution Beaten At League Convention

Demand Ouster of Johnson   Marine League Defeats a Like Proposal to Have Acheson Fired

League Favors Quster Of Reds In Government   Delegates Defeat Measure Seeking To Fire Acheson

Marine Corps League Wants Johnson Fired   Resolution Adopted Demands Removal of Secretary of Defense for “Blundering’ — Similar Proposal Against Sec. Acheson Beaten.   BLASTS REDS IN GOVERNMENT

Proposal On Acheson Is Defeated   Also Urge Truman To Put Corps Man On Important Staff

Marines Ask  Johnson Out   Proposal Defeated Demanding Ousting Of Acheson Also

Marine Corps League Asks Johnson Ouster   However, Similar Proposal to Fire Acheson Defeated

Marine Corps League Would Oust Johnson   But Move Against Dean Acheson Is Voted Down

Marine Vets Urge Johnson’s Removal   League Defeats Similar Resolution Aimed at Acheson; Only One Dissenting Vote on Defense Secretary, Called Shortsighted. Dictatoria!

Blame Defense Chief For U. S. War Setbacks   Urge President to Kick Out Reds in Office, Give Corps Its ‘Place

Defeats Proposal Ach eson Be Fired Marine Corps League Demands Ouster of Secretary of Defense

Marines After Johnson ;  Leaque Asks Ouster: Drive for Recoanitior

MARINES CALL FOR OUSTER OF DEFENSE CHIEF   Rap Johnson But Defeat Pro: posal Demanding Acheson Also Be Fired.

Marine League Demands Ouster of Defense Head   “Similar Proposal On Acheson Defeated

Group Defeats Resolution To Oust Acheson   Representation On Joint Staff Urged By Pronoced Bil]

Marine Corps Leaguc Demands ‘Ouster of Defense Chief, Beats Plan to Fire Acheson

Marine League Demands Ouster Of Secy. Johnson   Defeats Similar Move on Acheson To Back Truman

‘Marine League Demands Ouster Of Johnson--But Not Acheson   JOINT WESTERN ARMY IS URGEL

Johnson's Ouster Is Demanded by Marine League ;   Canctea » Groun Snlite   Service Group Splits on Acheson Firing-as: Support Plea Is Made

Marine League Asks Ouster Of Sec. Johnson  Fail To Demand Firing Of Acheson; Ask For Seat With

Marine Unit Asks Scalp Of Johnson   Similar Resolution fo: Ouster of Acheson Is Vetoed by League.

Lake Superior Route Not Clear For Ore Boats  Mackinaw Opening Route to Ashland

—DISAGREE ON TERMINOLOGY— Ohio Liquor Chiefs In ‘Locker System’ Dispute

Historic Wade House Acquired   Koller Foundation to Make It a Museum

Mobilization OfMore Troops Seems Certain  New Red Successes Bring Revision of Pentagon’s Plans

Defense Plan Changes Up To North Koreans   New Red Gains May Force Faster Mobilization Move

Air Forces Using Pauley Photographs   PENTAGON SPOKESMEN MAINTAIN SOLTH KOREAN BEACHHEAD WILL BE HELD New Red Successes May Bring Revision in U.S. Mobilization

COMBAT TROOPS NEEDED Successes of Korean Reds Revise Mobilization Plans

Military Planners Probably _ Will Start Training Troops Faster .   FOUR GUARD DIVISIONS TO BE WARTIME STRENGTH

'American Mobilization May \Be Revised to Get Combat \Troops Into Action Faster

U5, MAY REVISE PLANS TO SPEED UP MOBILIZATION   Placing Combat - Ready Troops Into Action Faster Is Goal of Military Planners,   MUST DECIDE NUMBER TO BE SENT TO KOREA   Possibility Grows Draft Law Will Be Amended to Provide Greater Pool for Inductions,

Pentagon Spokesmen Still Maintain That Beachhead In South Korea Will Be Held  Bat New Reverses May Compel Stepped Up Mobilization Program

New North Korean Successes Cause Mobilization Changes; New Troops Move Into Fight

Calls to Service May Speed Up  New Red Gains Can Compel Chanae in Mobilization Plans

Invaders’ Exploits May Cause Change  In Mobilization  U. §. Needs Mount For More Combat- Ready  — a a

Both Parties Pledge Backing For Program  Fast Action Planned On HST's Requests

Law-Makers Start Action   House Completes Action On Huge Foreign Arms. Bill

SWIFT CONGRESS AGTION EXPECTED ON TRUMAN PLANS   Demands Heard That Nation Gio Farther Toward War Footing Than President  Recommended.   PARTS OF PROGRAM OPPOSED BY G. 0. P.   Taft Says Proposed Controls Are “Too Broad”’—No One Raises Voice Against 10 Billion Asked.

Little Disagreement Is Heard After President Submits Proposals—Quick Action Is Expected With  Adiournment After Emergencies Met

Congress. Quick To Take Action  Fast Timetable Set On Truman Program

Wonder Drug Aureomycin Speeds Some Animal Growth Up to 50 Pet., Scientists Say

Pusan Saved By ‘Miracle   Gon. Walker ‘Reveals ‘Historic Move’ That Turried Tide for U.S.

PUSAN SAVED BY TACTICAL STUNT WALKER CLAIMS   Shifted 25th Division 15 Miles Via Single Road Exit   GENERAL CONSIDERS MANEUVER “MIRACLE”

Dem Chieftains Launch Move To Recess Congress   Give Truman What He Wants, Cannon Urges Lawmakers

GUNS SEIZED IN STRIKERS’ AUTO   Trio Nabbed « on Southern Railway Property

U. N. To Hear # Korean. ‘Report By MaéArthur       Security Council to Be Given Up-to-Date Account of Fighting

MacArthur Tells 9. N. Of Progress   Security Council Hears Report Today

No Recommendations Expected ae  U.N. Council Will Hear Report From MacArthur

COLD IS EASING HERE   But State is in Path of New Blast Of Polar Aw --—--

Troops From Other Nations To Join War   Offer of Other Members To Send Ground Force Has Been Accepted, Gen. Bradley Says. ‘

Other U.N. Nations May Send Troops,  Meeting Reveals  Bradley Reportedly Says Ground Ferce Offers Accented

Conaress Gets Briefing From Gen. Bradley  Fctimate Inc   Estimate Increase Of U. S. Army By 100,000 Men Would Cost $350 Million

Other UN Nations Into Fight   Will Send Ground Troops to Join GI’s In Korea, Says Bradlev: Mum on China

Bradley Gives Report at Meet Of Senate Group  Members Offering Aid Are not Nomed

Troops From Others In U.N. To Join Fight  Bradley Cautions’ Senators Korea  SSeincntinen SGoetnue’

Other Nations To Send Forces Bradley Says   General Tells Senate Group Other Steps Still Being Studied

Ground Troops: of Other Nations to Join the Fighti#ig   Senator Quotes General Bradley on Offers of Unnamed UN Members.

Gen. Bradley Talks With Senators   Declines to Say Whether Chinese Will Be Accepted

U.N. Uni nteered U.N. Units Volunteered  Others To Send  Troops to Korea

Others in UN Will Assist U. S.   Bradley Outlines Plans to Senators

Other Members Of U. N. Furnish Troops fo Korea   Nations to Aid U. S: Forces With Ground Units

UN MEMBER WILL JOIN IK KOREA BATTLE   Ground Troops to Be Sent Into Defensive Action by Americans.

OTHER NATIONS WILL AID U. S. IN-KOREAN WAR  ACCEPT OFFERS OF *) GROUND FORCES TO

Bradley Tells Senate Panel Of New Move   Doesn't Say Whether Chinese Soldiers Included

Bradley Tells Senators Other UN Nations Will Send Troops to Korea

Word of Aid  Passed Out by Bradley   Tydings in Report on Session; Is Silent on Nationalists.

General Bradley Says American Forces Will  Be Joined by Ground Troops From Other {UN Members as Fighting in Korea Develops

Bra dley Says More U.N. Aid Due for Korea   Diher Nations to Send Ground Troops, Senate Committee Is Told

UN Allies to Send In Ground Support  Yank Combat Troops To Be Joined by Units From Other Nations

OtherNations To Join U. S. In Korea War  Bradlev Is Quoted   Bradley Is Quoted On Help From UN   China’s Offer Of Aid Not Decided Yet: Situation Termed Serious

OTHER U. N. TROOPS DUE TO JOIN Gr’s   Gen. Bradley Quoted But Identity Of Forces Not Revealed

Allied Troops To Join In  Korean War   Gen. Bradley Reveals UN Accepis Offers For Member Ground Forces

To Join U.S.in Korean Battle.   -100,000: Increase-in American Forces. Plar

U.N. Nations Offer Aid fo U.S. in Korea   Ground Force Help Accepted, Bradley Tells Senate Group

Chrysler and Strikers Near An Agreement   Prospects Are Bright for End Of Auto Walkout by Middle Of Next Week

Auto Forces Get Together On Funding  Pension Plan   Both Sides Make Concessions in Effort To End Strike Next Week

Only Money Agreement Unsettled   End Of Long Automobile Factory Tieup By Middle Of Next Week Seen  In Progress To Date.

DETROIT, Mich-—(UP)—Only a dollars-and-cents agreement stood as the major obstacle to ending the 60-dav-old Chrvsler Corp. strike today.

Lewis Asks Lawsuit Be Thrown Out   Attorneys Tell Court Livengood Case Just “Sham’,’

Soviets May Have Tipped  Hand on Atomic Secrets Questions Asked ‘Dr. Fuchs Likely to

Southwest Va. Polio Spreading  New Cases In Wythe Wise And Buchanan

Death in Chair Is Birthday ‘Giff Jury Hands Killinger for Slaying

18-Year-Old Killer Must Die in Chair For Ambush Slaying   Triggerman Sobs as Jury Returns Verdict; Deputies Carry Him Back to Jail

STATE POLICE RAID PULASKI COUNTY CLUBS   Haul Off Slot Machines and Dice Tables From Casinos.

Gen. Walker Has Confidence In Outcome of War   Warns More Trouble Can Be Expected

TRUMAN DEPLORES SLAPS AT OFFICIALS   Declares Criticism Is Making It Difficuit to Get Men for Kev Positions.

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NORTHERN FRONT: Allied

Top Mobilizers To Face Critics   Controls Inadequate, Charge In Congress

Group Quizzes Top Mobilizers   Solons to Air Economy Effort Complaints

‘Lost Battalion’ of 200 _— Americans Led to Safety By 10 Year Old Korean Boy

Boy, 10, Brings Out 'Lost Battalion   200 Americans. Fight Way From Behind Enemy Lines

U.S. Forces Saved  jeaigs Battalion’ Led ‘To Safety By Korea Boy

American ‘Lost Battalion’ Staggers to Safety Aided by 10-Year-Old South Korean Scout

Atomic Committee to Call FBI Chief for Detailed Testimony on Accused Scientist

Gen. Groves Says Fucns Had Access To H-Bomb Secret  FBI Chief Hoover Says He Admitted Acting for Soviet

Groves Tells Quiz H-bomb Data Periled   Briton, Assertedly Working for Russ, Had Access to Secre

Groves, W; Wartime Head Of A-Bomb Project, Heard  British Scientist Had Access To Top U.S. Secrets While

Senate - House Probers Seek Details About British Spy Suspect   Quiz Gen. Groves At Secret Meet   Britain Had Access To  Vital Weapons Data,  Ex - Atom Head Says

Wartime Atomic Chief's Statement Backs FBI Report on Theft of Secrets by Russ-paid Scientist

FBI Chief To Testify On Fuchs Case   Gen. Groves Says Briton Had Access To H-Bomb Data

Cal! FBI Chief for Testimony on Fuchs Case   Groves Says Scientist Had Access to Vital Information

FBI Chief Will Testify in Probe On Science Spy   Man Held in Britain :Had Access to H-Bomb Data, General Says

No Talk Now Of Peace Outlook, Says President   ‘Must Wait More Developments, Truman Says -

CHIANG AVOWS HE'S FIGHTING THE RUSSIANS   Calls Workers To Join In Anti-Communist  Anti-Soviet War

CHIANG APPEALS FOR NEW UNITY   Urges Workers To Fight Chinese Reds And  Soviet Union :

Chiang Declares Chinese Fighting Anti-Soviet War  Nationalist Leader heba CoanecliiAatian

Non-Soviet Reds Set At 18 Milhon Figure      Chiang Avers His Forces Wading ‘Anti-Soviet’ War

Chiang Claims Fi Fight  Against The Soviets Netionalist Chief. ‘Assails  mmunists" ‘And © Ruceia :

RUSSIA FIGHTS 2ND TERM FOR CHAIRMAN LIt   West Rallies To Outman euver Soviets; Malik Casts 46th Veto

New Type Bread Is Served in Capital   Use of More Wheat Is Plan By Kansan to Help Use up Surplus in United States

MOLOTOV CHARGED EFFORT 10 SCARE REDS WITH H-BOMD   Declares Imperialist Attempt Will Fail — Pre-Election Talk Broadcast to Entire Nation.   STALIN TO ADDRESS SOVIET VOTERS TODAY   Speech Expected to Be Mos Important Public Statement Leader Has Made in Last Four Years.

‘DOESN’T EVEN EXIST’ H-Bomb Can’‘t Scare Us, Molotov Tells Russians

‘Molotov Scoffs af Hydrogen Bomb “Blackmail,” Says Russ Master Atom

‘Lunatics’ Aim To Terrorize Soviet Unidn  Weapon Doesn’t Exist, He Claims

Police Holding Robbery Suspect   Underworld Figure Being Grilled In Hunt For Boston Express Robbers  ei oaam pn Osteen aemee on Oo Sea ce ae

Link N. Y. Thu; To Brink's Co. Holdup Squad   Man’s Print on Tape ‘Spurs Manhunt; Emplove Quizzed

Streamliners, Both Bound East, Tangle   Car of 'El Capitan’ Leaps to.'K. C. Chief's Track at 90-M. P. H.

Hold Primary Elections in Seven States   lowans Leading Off Today; Incumbents  Have Good Chances In Week’s Ballotina

“Stop-Go”’ Lights Are Approved For Two Intersections Will Install Signals  At 111th, Wentworth pid 11a Comte

‘‘Stop-Go’’ Lights Are Approved For  Two Intersections   Will Install Signals At 111th, Wentworth And 113th. State

Browder, Five Others Indicted For Contempt   All Refused to Give Answers During Probe By Congress Groups

Three Face Indictment By-Senate   Browder, Jaffe, wood Wald After   Browder, Jaffe, Field Held After Refusing Answers

Earl Browder is indicted For Contempt  Other Communist Figures Indicted Also By Grand Jury

Telephone Union Cuts Pay Demand   Communications  Quarrel on Verge of Settlement

Soviet Unveils Plan on Peace   Surprise Proposal Is Hinged Qn U.N. Seating China Reds

Pearson Says Navy Is Prenaring for Korean Dunkerque   Questions Whether Russia Might Enter War to Sink Whole Armies.

VVesGse Atty  Citizenship Award  Ceremony Highlighted “I Am An American” Banquet Program Saturday  ADDRESS BY SPELLMAN Speech Climaxed —  otic Celebration eld in Lawrence

Hurwitz 7-1 Cesmeniy ip Award “I  Am An American” Ban.quet Program Satuchiy  ADDRESS BY SPELLMAN  Speech Climaxed Bi Patri‘otic Celebration fea in Lawrence 

‘Won't Give Up Without Fight FreeHand Wanted by Lustron To Continue Its Operations

Trusteeship Idea For Korea Made   U.N. Supervision May Be Necessary

Korea May Go Under Trusteeship   U.N. Delegates Weigt Plan for Northern Area After Victory

UN Trusteeship For N. Korea Gaining Favor   Neutral Commission Would Supervise Nation's Progress Toward Independence

U.S. Demands France Yield   : German Rearming — Concessions Asked.

U. 5. Insists On ‘Area Theaters German Troops Re-Open After In Defense Plan Brief Shutdowr

FRANCE DELAYS UNITED DEFENSE   5. S. Demands That French Make’ Concessions .To Plan To Rearm Germany.

U.S. Lays Down Law To France   Must Make Concessions Or German Rearmament

FIRM WITH FRANCE   U. S. Says She Must Make Concessions Toward Idea of German Rearmament

Atlantic Pact Defense Plan Hits Political Snag In Talks   U.S. Puts Foot Down On French Opposition Move

France Must Change Stand On Germany’s Rearmament Before Western Agreement

France Is Told She Must Yield Her Position   Supreme Command Hanging Fire Pending Agreement

German Problem In Europe Force Faces Committees   US Seems to Have Put Foot Down on Firm French Attitude

New 834,000 Man Army To Receive World’s Best Guns  Vinson Reveals Manpower, Weapon Ranle Exrhects Mare Draft Calls

<fV,UUU-MAN INCREASE pall hack: AS alee ar maiaocia  Army Speeds Toward 834.000 Goal

Vinson Discloses Army Expansion  Manpower Goal Hint: Further Draft Calls’

Six Countries Approve Plar   Britain, However, Continues to Maintain "Wait and See” Aititude.

SCHUMAN PLAN GETS SUPPORT   ‘Six, European Nations Are Ready. 0: Pool Their t Jndustrial Output

Britain Cool To Pooling Proposal   Six Other Countries Are Ready For Action

Britain Delays Industrial Pool  Refuses To Approve Plan Before Perley

British Hold Back OnWes! Co-Op Plan   ‘Wait-And-See’ Attitude Adopted On Pooling Resources

COST OF PLAN WILL BE HIGH, SOLONS TOLD   Question-Answer Period Follows At  Historic Session      Six European Nations Ready To Pool Coal, Steel Industries Despite Britain

Britons Eye French Plan   Nations Slate Talks On Pooling Industry

Six European Nations Ready to Pool Resources   Britain Adopts “Wait and See” Attitude toward Economic Plan

Six European Nations Ready For New Plan  Britain Holds Back   Britain Holds Back From Pooling Of Industrial Goods

BRITAIN DELAYS JOINING OTHERS IN POWER POOL   ix Other European Nations Ready Te Combine Coal And Steel Industries In New Economic Union.

Six Countries Agree to Poo!   Britain Still Cool To Schuinan’s Plan

Ready to Pool Coal   Britain Observes Attitude of ‘Wait and See’ on Eeonomic Plan

MARINES’ PLANES WET INTO FIGHT   AIRMEN BLAST ENEMY ON SOUTHERN FRONT IN SUPPORT OF GROUND TROOPS.

Queen Contest Letters Go to 33 \.M. Towns   POSO Bestival Raler ta be Selected Hire June 23

U.S. TROOPS DEFY WEATHER, “AWAIT ASSAULT   7 By-Passed Comununiet Forces Capture South City

O'Dwyer Apologizes For Blast At Probe  Mae KA awa Envy Ma   Former Mayor Sorry He Called ‘Investigation "Witch Hunt’

Ex-Mayor 0 Dwyer Back to Apologize  Regrets Calling Graft Probe ‘Witch Hunt’

O’DWYER APOLOGIZES FOR SLAP AT PROBE   Expresses Regret for Calling Grand Jury Inquiry Into PoHiee Graft “Witch Hunt.”

State's Surplus Reported Growing  $42 Million Fund Predicted in ‘51

(24 Feared Vead in Explosion on Ship  Only One Man Rescuec After Freighter Blows Apart South of Suez

SHIP BLOWS UP IN RED SEA; 72 MEN MISSING   One Injured Crewman Survive: Wreck of Ship Carrying Explosives.

72 MISSING IN SHIP EXPLOSION   BRITISH FREIGHTER SINKS IN RED SEA; FIND ONE SURVIVOR

72 Missing In British Ship Explosion   Only One Crew Member Rescued In Red Sea Blast

Vessel Ofticered by Britons; Crew Members Mostly Indians—Ship Carrying 580 Tons Of Explosives Consigned to the Indian  OOP in ie i eee

MRS. JAS. TAYLOR NAMED CHAIRMAN   Will Again Head 1950 Cancer Fund Campaign

HONOR PAID T0 MACKENZIE KING   World’s Great Showing Respects At Death Of Former Premier

World Joins Cancda In ‘Paying Tribute To Late William Mackenzie King

World's Great Mourn Death of Mackenzie King   Former Prime Minister Of Canada Given State Funeral Wednesday

GUNMEN WHO SHOT WORKERS BEHIND BARS   Police Guard Plant Gates With Machine Guns

‘Three Held In Jail As Key Gunmen   Troopers Restore Peace At Plant Where Trio Shot

Rlue Cross and Blue Shield Is Que!  Attention Farm Bureau Moamhore

Blue Cross and Blue Shield Is Due!  Attention Farm Burealt  Vembers

BALL PARK KILLING TAKES NEW TURN   POLICE ARREST BOY BUT TIND THEY WERE WRONG ABOUT WEAPON USED.

Polo Grounds Killing Unsolved  Boys’ .22 Ruled Out By .45 Bullet Hole

Synthetic  Gas at Low Cost Seer   Government Reports Fuel Taken from Shale at  8.4 Cerits a Gallon.

RED SHIPS ENTER CARIBBEAN AREA   U.S. Planning War Games In Same Waters

Soviet Fishing’ Ships In Atlantic  Visit Navy Maneuver Area In Caribbean

soviets Arrive For Maneuvers  ‘Fishermen’ On Hand Tre wr 27, Er... §_

UN. Flag Accepted   Generel MacArthur Says Command Will Try to Uphold Ideal

Gen. MacArthur Accepts Flag Of United Nations   Declares It Is Symbol Of Man’s Greatest Efforts to Free Self

U.N. FLAG HELD BY MACARTHUR   Says Command To Do All In Its Power To ‘Uphold Noble Ideal’

Gen. MacArthur Accepts Flag Of United Nations   To Uphold Noble Ideal

LEFT WITHOUT GAS   Village of Holcomb Was Hii Double Blow by Old Man Winter

impromptu Siffer is Good ‘Mother’  Mother Of Seven Has Not Returned

California Ts Second At Marietta   Thousands See Clase for First Time on Ohio River

Three Gunmei Force Cashier To Open Safe   Garretson Town Of 700 18 Miles  From Sioux Falis

Quake Toll In Colombia Stands at 270 Nebraska Flood Damage Is Mounting

Army Planning A New Series Of Draft Calls   "300,000 ‘Meri to:-Get Greetings’ Within Next 10: Months

860,000 Men in Next Ten Months Is Goal — Navy Rewties 46 More Warships for Active Servico —. Marines Adding 57,600 More Men.

Army Seeking 300,000 Men In New Drafts   Navy To Place 40 Warships in Active Service

Army Planning A New Series  Of Draft Calls   300,000 Men to Get ‘Greetings’ Within ‘Next 10 Months

Army Planning New Draft Call  Will Expand Fleet, Fytand Enlictmente

ARKY PLANS SERIES OF DRAFT CALLS   300,000, Men in Next Ten Monthy Is Goal — Navy Readies 40 More Warships for Attive Service — Marines Adding 57,000 More Men. .

Pentagon Would Have 2, 400,000 On Continuous Active Daty   NAVY AND AIR FORCE CONTINUE EXPANSION

3,200,000-Man Armed Forces Plan Considered  apg Be On Active Duty

3,200,000 STRENGTH IS PENTAGON’S PLA   Consider Fall Training for Tha Figure and Holding 800.000  in Fiecerva.

Pentagon Plans 3, 200,000-Man rained Force  Standing Army On Continuous Service Could Be Reduced

Expansion Of Troops Seen In U.S   Considers Plan To Build Army Of 3 Million Men

Lausche Hints Gas Tax Boost   Road Construction, Repairs Need Money

County Politics Begin to Stir, Petitions Out  All County Officers Will Seek Re-Electi

CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OFFICES. ARE GETTING BUSY   All Present County. Officers Circulate Nomination Pavers:

County Politics Begin to Stir, Petitions Out   All County Officers Will Seek Re-Election In June 5 Primary

Commission Meets To Draw Blueprint For Use of Water   Sioux City Session Is First of Eight Public Meetinas

Urges Broad View Of Soil  Conservation   Water Resources Commission Opens Conference in Sioux City

Calm Prevails On Strike Front   Telephone Service Contin ues With Few Delays

Calm Prevails on Telephone Strike Front .   Bell System Seeks to Broaden AniiPicketing Injunctions

PHONE STRIKE FRONT CALMER   Minor Scuffle Reported A Massachusetts Exchange

Calm Prevails On Telephone Strike Front  Alabama Court Reinctatec Order

Phone Strike Marking Time; Calm Prevails   Injunction Petition Hearing Scheduled For Today.

Calm Prevails In Phone Strike  Bell Seaks Wider injunction Petters

DENTAL PROGRAM " BEGANGRHIS WEEK   Public Invited to See Demonstration Sponsored by Tioga County Dental Society.

‘Red Koreans  ‘Admit Great  ‘Damage, Losse:   Say 11 Industrial Plants Destroyed; 11,582 Casualties

Millionaire Field May Escape Punishment For Defying Loyalty Probers

Storms Lash West Coast And Midwest   Blasts Usher in New Cold Wave; Upper Mississipp! Valley Reports Snow

Pacific Coast, Midwest Area Feeling Blasts  Snow, High Winds And Cold Wave Hit Pe... . tharet og. @. gt

MAJOR STORMS BATTER U.S; COAST LASHED   @New Floods Feared As Rivers Climb In Oregon

THIRD PARTY 10 SHUN RED LABEL   CONVENTION GIVES APPROVAL TO PLAN FOR ‘RESPECTABILITY’

US Progressives Fight Red Label   Wallace Urges His Party To Try For “‘Respectability”

May Week Hi-Jinks—  Keep Police Busy On Campus With Dunkings, Dorm “Raids”

Committee Sends Big Mobilization Bill to Senate   See Need for Twenty Billion Dollars to Step Up Preparedness Program

Bill of 20 Billion ‘To  Senate   Defense Measure For Speeding Of Efforts in  Mobilization

A $20 BILLION BILL   Request for Funds to Speed Up Mobilization Sent : to Senate

A $20 Billion Defense Bill Is Before Senate   Additions lo House Measure Include Funds Cae Creobatiicns Adaeaetal

Block Truman Request for More Powers   Indiana Congressman Objects To Speedy  Consideration of Bill

SENATE GETS BIG U. S. DEFENSE BILL   Total Requested Now More Than 20 Billion

Murray Makes Telephone Bid   Ching Directing U. S. Hand In Threatened Sirike

MURRAY OFFERS TO TAKE PART IN PHONE PAY TALKS   C. 1. QO. President Says Downto-Earth Collective. Bargaining Could Avert: Threatened Strike.   PECLARES WORKERS OPPOSED TO WALKOUT   Conciliation Director Ching Takes Personal Charge. of Government's Peace Efforts.

Police Searching For Co-Ed’s Killer  Farmer Discovers Ravished Corpse

Coed’s Killer. Sought Today   ‘Berrien Sheriff to Investigate Kalamazoo Case

Nearly 500 in. Special ails:  Former lowans in Calif to Return For The tate Fair

Relief Column, Trapped Troops Nearing Link-Up   Navy Says Two Forces Six Miles Apart; Air Arm Halted by Storm

Chinese Chasing Tank-Led Column Of 20,000 Troops   Forward Elements Cover Five Of 45: Miles Toward Hungnam Port; Collins Expects No More Serious Tosses

GRIM BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL Hope To Reach Port On East Korean Coast For  M ass Removal B yN avy

Chinese Batter Retreatin g Americans  Relief Force 6 Miles Away, Navy Reports

AVIV PIQGiVid VUlt TUAY LEY VE SUlive Navy Hears Relief Column Is Nearing Trapped U.S. Force

Bednasek Goes to Trial Tuesday in Death of Co-ed   State Lists 50 As Witnesses in lowa City Trial

 Psychologist To Testify For State  Bednasek Case Opens Tomorrow.

House Oka Vs GI Allotment. DependentsAid   Measure Goes To Conference Group; Early Passage Reported Certain

‘Gl AHowance Passes House By Big Marain   ‘Similar Bul has Already Pass ed Senate; House’ Bill Pro vides $70 to $125

Service Denies Senator's Claim Of His Disloyalty  He Testifies Under   He Testifies Under Oath That McCarthy’ Charges Are False

Service Denies Charges That He Is Disloyal   Sworn Testimony Given Committee

Service Denies All Of McCarthy’s Charges Against Him   Committee Allows Testimony Made In Public

SERVICE AGAIN DENIES CHARGE   Diplomat Says Accusations of Hurley, McCarthy “False As Ever.”’

UN Begins Debate On  China Issue   U. S. Delegation Ordered To Press  For Quick Action

Reds To Get Quit Korea Ultpmatum   U.'S. Presses For Early Vote In U.N

Man Is Accused Of Forcing Girl To Flee Family   Kidnaping Charge Pressec Against Man Who Held Child for 2 Years

CHILD’S ABDUCTOR IS HELD ON WEST COAST      Sew Jersey Criminal And 13-YearOld Girl Have Been Missing Siece 1948

ACHESON SAYS COLD WAR NEEDS TOTAL DIPLOMAC)   Kussia Hints May Be Willing To Neqotiate

TRIO OF DIVORCES GRANTED BY COURT   Two of the Bucks County Couples Named Have Children  KEIIER DPPOFrCiHinc:

[Battle In Dramatie Turn As South Receives Real Help; Gen. Sizes Situation

Troops Launch Counter-Attack Near Capital City  U. S. Naval Fighting   U. S. Naval Fighting Along Coast Adds to Weiaht Aaainst Reds

Recapture Strategic Kimpo Airport Under Support of U.S. Planes, American Navy Goes Into Action, Showdown Battle Looms

COUNTER - BLOW IS LAUNCHED BY SOUTH FORCES  Kimpo Airport Recaptured as U. S.-

Airport Is Recovered From Reds   U. S. Naval Forces Attack Bridgeheads Along Coast

Recapture Kimpo Airport: Mass for Showdown as U.S.  Navy Hits Red Bridge heads

SOUTH RECAPTURES STRATEGIC AIRPORT   Defenders Bring Up Fresh Troops To Bolster Positions Along Han River Line; U.S. Navy Aids Defense By Shelling Reds Along Coast.

Counter Drive Is Launched Near Seoul   U.S. Naval Forces In Action As Wor Wde Trene

THOUSANDS OF ARMY TRUCKS AAGING NORTH   Drive Recaptures Airport at Kimpo and Faces Reds at River Han.

Truman Raps ‘Filibustering Soviet Tactics   Declares Big Three Won't Meet To Deal With World Situation

Kidnaper of 2 Youths Is Killed in Gun Battle   Teen-aged Boys Held Captive in Car Trunk for 43 Hours Before Police Fell Abductor

Canonshurg Man Killed In Gun Duel With Police At Mingo Junction Ohio; Youths In Tronk Of Own Car   WIFE ESCAPES FROM BLOOD SPATTERED CAR

Shooting Ends Long Trunk Ride By Kidnaped Pair   Crazed Man Takes Twe on Trip; Is Killed by Police Finally; Story Related Today.

Kidnapped Youths Stuffed Into Car Trunk by Crazed Man; Cops   Closein onHim, ShootHimDown

Lynch to Visit 4 Communities  In This County   Plans to Stop in City Fo1 Short Speech On Main Street

American Chemist At Syracuse Is Second To Be Charged Within Month As Accomplice Of Harry Gold

ARREST CHEMIST AS ACCOMPLICE OF FUCHS, GOLD   FBI Says Alfred D. Slack Took Powder Sample At Kingsport   SUPPLIED GOLD OTHER CLASSIFIED MATERIAL

New Selling Wave Hits Stock Market   Morning Gains Wiped Out In Afternoon Rush

STOCK MARKET IN ~ DOWNWARD DIVE   Flood of Selling Orders Follows Word of U.S. Far Eastern Policy

GOP Demands Housecleaning Over Korea War  ‘Who's Responsible’ Question Raised By Representative Short

Who’s To Blame? Is Asked   Global War Seen By Vinson  Iu Lower House

Vinson Urges Expansion of  Armed Forces  Sees Global War as mens aeatenet  eB epee, 99 © # #£4FyYr Fg.

‘Housecleaning.. In State, Defense Agencies Asked  Policy of ‘Letting ~ Dust Settle’ Is Hit

National Guard Patrol Levee  Orange Officials See Flood Danger Past

Mills To Work: Out Problem Of Pollution   Granted Additional Time To Complete Plans For Pollution Abatement; Direct Other Changes

ROCKET FIRED TORECORD HIGH   Navy Announces 48Fuot-Loag -Miking. Rocket Reaches Altitude of 190.4 Milea-—Test™ Made Se Point ot “Wqnator ‘at lo r. Last’ Nicht. fo =

ROCKET FIRED TORECORD HICH   Navy Announces 48-Koot-Long  “Viking-Rocket Reaches Altitude of 106.4 Milés-Test Made from Potrit on Equatotaf, 10 P. AL Last Night.

48-Foot Rocket Scars 106 Miles  Rreaks Record For   Breaks Record For U. S.-Made Missile

LOCAL WEATHER   COAST-T0-COAST AIR RECORD SET BY MOVIE STUNT FLIER   Mantz's Average Speed Over 500 M.P.H. For 2.453 Miles

‘MORE CONVENIENT? White House Revises Rules For Press Conferences

Says Hero Was Unfit As Sec. Of State   Tells Editors It Was ‘Pathetic Crime’ To Put Him In Cabinet

Sen McCarthy Turns Blast (iy Marchal]        instigator of Commun Probe Declares Generg Was “Completely Unfit For Cabinet Job

McCarthy Directs Fire At Marshaii as ‘Unfit’   Attack on Former Secretary of State Come: As Surprise Despite China Mission Failure

McCarthy Attacks Marshall   Former Secretary Is Newest Target Of Senator’s Charges

   M’Carthy Hits Gen. Marshall  In New Blast   ‘Completely Unfiv For Cabinet Post, Senator Declares

Solon Says Ex-Diplomat Was ‘Unfit’   Senate Probers Consider Calling  Browder, Field

Gen. Marshall Under Attaek By McCarthy   : Ex-State Dept. Head Accused of Being UWnfit for Job’

Claims Wartime Chief Of Staff Was Unfit For  Truman Cabinet Post

Marshall Is Attacked By McCarthy   Injection of His Named By Senator Comes As Surprise

NGLUDED iv  SEN’ aires   Sticks to Guns That State Dept. Full of Communists

Marshall ‘Unfit’ Is NewMcCarthy Charge  Says General Hosed-<p on China By Readine Works of Lattimore

SRORETARY IS - CALLED UNFIT   Injection of General’s  Name In Current  Spy Controversy,  Comes as Surprise,

Gen. Marshall is Attacked By McCarthy   Called Unfit For Cabinet Post

lll-Fated Mission To China Criticized As Crime, Pathetic Thing   Senator Says Former Military Chief Was Completely Unfit For Service In Cabinet.

Former Secretary Is Called ‘Unfit’   Injection of Marshall’s Name Into Controversy Surprise To Republicans

Leathernecks And Reds Slug It Out In Streets As Battle Grows Warmer   Americans Persevering In Spite Of Heavy Casualties; Seoul Defenders Aleaaaw Cut OFF Beam Painfareamont:

American Observers Believe Capture of City Will Require Week or More as 18,000 North Koreans Ready for Street by Street Struggle

NG REQUEST THANE DOWN, . TRUMAN SAYS   ‘President Adopts a “Hands Off Policy Ia Chineeca Wear -

Northwest Has Possible Flood Threat  Slides, Washouts Interrupt Rail,

YOUN CONFESSES 10 RAPE-SLAYING         Room of Greyhound ° Bis ‘Terminal in Downtown Cleveland,

YOUNG PORTER CONFESSES 10 RAPE-SLAYING,   19-Year-Old Admits Attack on ab Year-Old Waitress. in Locker Room of Greyhound Bus Términal in Downtown Cleveland.

Police Fire Slays Sicilian Bandit  Elusive Giuliano Dies in Gunfight

SICILIAN BANDIT KING 15 SHOT DEAD IN POLICE AMBUSH   Salvatore Giuliano Riddled by Sub-Machinegun Bullets in Brief Fight With Officers,   SEVEN-YEAR SEARCH ENDS WITH SKIRMISH   Gang of Youthful Desperade Had Been Charged With 150 Killings and 30 Kidnapings.

Giuliano, Sicilian Bandit King, Slain In Police Ambush   10-Months Hunt by 2,00 Men Ends in Brief, Fatal Battle

Traffic Hearing Set For March 6   Present System. of One: Way ‘Traffic. To =“

New Tropical Storm Nears Florida Coast   New Orleans Weathe Bureau Issues Hurricane Warning

Storm Points Toward Florida  Reported 300 Miles South of New Orlean:

New Gulf Storm May Smack West Florida   South Florida Loss In Recent Blow Is Upped To $15.000,000

Florida Keeps Check on New Storm   Latest Disturbance Centered 300 Miles South ot Naw Orlean

Pickets Halt Operations At Steel Plant   Strike Planned At 3 Rail Terminals

Railroad Yardmer Set for Strike Against 3 Lines   Steelworkers Throw Picket Lines Around Alabama Company

Set $428,675 Budget For This County   Commissioners Raise Ex penditures To Meet Higher Salary Schedule No Millage Yet.

Resurrection of Genghis Khan  Red China Shifts Main Strength to Middle of Korea  Communists Amass Forces Alaeth -A£ 293k Deenil.l.   Communists Amass Forces North of 38th Parallel; Marines Set un Defencec

WINTER PUSH IS INDICATED      Escaped Marines and. ‘Soltters: Throw Up Defenses. Along (5=: Mile Beachhend — Location. of.  pveril Thousand 10th Corps. American” and South: Korean Trovps Shrouded . in Secrecy.

Esraned Marines and Sollers Throw Up Defenses Along 16+ Mile Beachhead — Location of Several Thousand 10th Corps  - American and South Korean ‘ Provps Shrouded in Secrecy.

Mongolian Units Join  Red Horde   Chinese Winter Drive Seen; Almost All North Yielded.   Extremely Mobile.

Iwo Divisions Of Mongols Are Now At Front  ‘Chinese Reds Mass Reinforcements For Expected Offensives

Enemy Shifts Main Forces Against Center   Marines Who Make Bloody Breakout Plan Beach Defense

2 Trains — Crashed ~ Head-On   Doctors And Ambulances Rushed. To Scene OF Crash

100 Other Persons Injured in Head-On  Long Island Wreck   Train Runs Past Stop Signal and Strikes Another About 20 Miles East of Manhattan; Thousands Klock to Scene; Many Trapped Are in Coaches

Head Cars of Both Trains Tom Apart by Terrific Impact; Terrifying Screams Break Deathly Silence.

rar-reaching Give-away on Surplus Spud   Program Intended ¢o Lift the Burden From Price Support Plan

Pofato Plan To End Surplus  ‘New Give-away Idea Due To Be Passed

Government Give-Away Plan Would Remove Surplus Load Of Potatoes From Supports

Cotton Relief Measure In  N ew Spud Bill   Provides Over Million Additional Acres For 1950 Cotton Planting

New Give-Away Plan Outlined For Farmers  Price Support Bill Goes To Truman  wo FpDaArasromd wa ie we

‘Giveaway Plan Draftedon Spuds   Bill Would Ease Surplus Problem And Tighten Curbs on Plantings; Bill May Be Passed During Week

Compromise Legislation Designed Tc Solve Potato Crisis; Receives Favor .-

Potatoes First For Attention: May Set Pattern   Wheat Acreage Adjustment To Be Considered Later

Compromise Plan Offered As Cure For Surplus Ills Contronting U. S. Farmers   Cooley Says New Bill Better Than One Originally Passed; Expects Compromise To Reach Truman’s Desk Friday Night

FARM BILL IS NEAR PASSAGE   Changes Measure Ex. pected To Get Quick Approval Of Both Houses  UPS COTTON ACREAGE

Committee Okays Acreage, Support Compromise Bill   Truman Expected To Get Potato, Cotton, Peanut Measure Soon

Gov't to Give Away Spuds, Pay Freight   Compromise Measure Expected to Get Immediate Okay

Expanded Acreage Bill Expected To Be Passed By Houses, Go To President

Americans Fail Back Toward Pusan   Are Outnumbered By Reds 10 to 1

Five Iniured Seriously in Auto Collision   Highway 35 North of Logansport Blocked by Wreckage After Head-On Crash

PHONE UNION ACCUSES BELL OF LOCKOUTS   ClO Charges Telephone  9 Company With Violence and Asks Gov. Stevenson to Intervene.   SAY LONG DISTANCE OPERATORS BARRED   Claim Company Importing 1,000 Workers; Bell Reports Emory Dust Incident in Cafeteria.

Chinese Invade Peiping Office  Of Americans   State Department Orders Return of 135 Employes Fram Five Stations

American Officials Ordered From China  U.S. Denounces Reds Seizure Of Property

United Army For Europe Proposal Balked By Rule  Council Committee Finds ag a Of 13 Rule Too Stiff

Rumor Says Zealous Republicans Have Crossed 38th Parallel South Koreans Eager to Push On

Troops Mass Along Line 4 To Back Up U! 4  ’s Orders;  Flyers Make Bio Attack      Assembly Votes for Unity

ALLIED FOR AWAITS ORDER FOR BIG PUSH   Republic of Korc~ Wants To Take Over Entire Country.

South Koreans Eager To Cross 38th Parallel   Republican Assembly Urges U. N. Forces To Seek Out, Smash Rest Of Commie Army

NOVEMBER DRAFT QUOTAS ARE SET   Mercer, Sharon Boards to Send 68 Men Each -

 King and Queen of Eastern Sunbathers To Be Joined in Wedlock August 15th

New Laws Crack Down on Relief Swindlers, Dope   Dewey Signs Bills Aimed to Curb Lawlessness

WELFARE CHISELERS ARE TARGET   Dewey Signs Bill For Prosecution by District Attorney

SEARCH: PLANE CRASHES; FIVE ARE INJURED   C-47, Part of Widespread Operution ia Search of Minslng ©-54, Crashlands in’ Aretic Territory —~ Extent of Injuries Is Not Known,

Rescue ;Plane. ‘Crash-Lands: In Yukon Hunt   Five Injured Rescued As Search for Missing Persons Continues °-

C54 STILL MISSING  Ground Crew Pushes Hun: For Would-Be Rescuers

Crew Hunting Missing Plane Hurt In Crash   Rescuers On Way To Aid; Original Plane Still Lost

TO CLOSE ROAD GAP   Will Opa Bids for Concrete Link Between Pratt and Wichita

Truman Ballot Pull {s Tested   Missouri, Other State Stage Primaries

Six States to Hold Primaries   Trumans’s Influence Rides on Missouri Vote Today

Atlantic Pact Talks Recessed For Week-End   Truman, Eisenhower Meet At White House, Possibivy On Commend

Pact Ministers Reach Half-Way Mark on Europe Defense Talks   North Atlantic Treaty Defense Heads Still Must Settle Decision to Appoint — -  Saaeeme Commander

No Action on Defense Leader   Ike Sees Truman, Isn’t Asked to Take Joh

Allies Reported Agreed On Combined Army To Defend Western Europe  Among Peebeaey To Be Settled Mais eee be

North Atlantic Defense Ministers To Resume Confab; No Decision On Supreme Commander Announced

Conference In Capital Half Over   Eisenhower Likely To Get Job as Supreme Commander

Ministers Confer On Defense Issue   Eisenhower Thought TT, Re Their Choice

Alhies Reach Mid-Point in Arms Parley   Appointment of Supreme Commander Remains as Major Consideration

Half Way Mark By  Ministers   Strong Bulwark Against Reds Is Aim Of The North Atlantic Nations

Atlantic Pact Nations Push Plans Forward   Eisenhower Talks  With Truman But Says Command of Pact Army Was Not Discussed

ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM HELD  Tech Symposium Stresses Role Of Education In World Affairs

State Department Hits  Proposed Curbs On Oi Imports As Inadvisable   Assistant Secretary Thorp Says Move Would Curtail Sales Of American Goods Abroad And Not Aid Domestic Coal Industry

Oil Import Curb ‘Seen Affecting Trade Progran   ‘State Dept. Official Warn:  Proposed Increase In  ’ Duties Is Inadvisable

State Department Official Says Hike in Duties “Inadvisable”’ eee Ec pariment Uyyictat Says Mike in Vuties _Inadvisable —  National Security Threat Viewed in Foreign Oil Curb

Big Compromise War Tax Bill! Clears Conference Committee!  10 P. C. Withholding Levy On Corporate Dividends Written In At Last Minute

Conferees Agreed on Tax Bill   Write In 10 Percent Withholding Tax on Dividends.

Federal Payroll Costing Almost $22 Billion   Present, Record Surpassed Only During Wartime

U.S, PAYROLL OUTLAY HEAVY   Cost. Nearing 22° Billion Yearly, Survey Shows

Government Payroll Is Going Up   One Person In Eight Working On Public Job

Governmental Payrolls Near {7) Billion Mark   Federal And Local Units Employ Nearly 8 Million

U. 5. Pay Rolls Approaching Record Highs   Nearly 22 Billions Being Expended; More Increases Due

Payroll Near 22 Billions   One Out of Every 8 In Nation Draws U.S. Check, Survey Shows

GOVERNMENT PAY ROLL COSTS RISE   4/APFROACH 22 BILLION A YEA  —FEDERAL TOTAL $224 FOR  i EACH TAXPAYER.

FEDERAL COSTS ARE PILING UP   Payroll for Government  Running About $22 Billions Yearly in U. S.

WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER   “S Seeee Sree 1S Se SB 88 BSR ER EES  Colorado Minister Will Speak at Preshvterian Dinner

WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER   Colorado Minister Will Speak at Preshsterian Dinner

Up to 6 Inches of New Snow Falls in Northern District   Most Roads in lowa are Icy; Some Drifting

State's Selective Service System In Action To Induct At Least 1,404 Men

State's Draft Quota Is Sef At 1401 Men   First inductions In _ State Not Expected  Fer 45 Days

1,401-MAN QUOTA LISTED IN STATE   Pennsylvania’s Share O 20,000 Draftees Will Bs Inducted In August O  - Early In September

Mechanical Wizard Charts Spectral Movements Electronic Brain Solves Riddle Puzzling Scientists 1,000 Years

BRAIN’ GREAT AT ASTRONOMY   Machine Discovers And Corrects Errors In Planet Movements

Flectronic Brain Tops In Figures  Amazing Calculations Performed By Machine

OUTSTRIPS HUMAN ENDEAVOR Brainy Gadget Unveil: Secrets of Universe

Crommelin Failed To Obey Order   Naval Officers To Be Punished For Critielan

CRITICISM OF DEFENSE POLICIES VERBOTEN    Others Will Follow Crommelin Inty Retirement If They Follow ; - His Tine

‘Intemperate Criticism”’  By Navy Officers Banned   Threat Made to Punish Those Who Follow in Footsteps of Captain Crommelin and Attack Defense Department— Admiral Sherman Says Good of Service Demands Verbal Blasts at Responsible Officials and Agencies End,

Bi Partisan an Group Asks Small Nations To Join UN Police   Scnators, ‘House Member: -Ask “for “Volinteers sin Fight Against  Aporession

Designed to Prevent Red Veto Congressmen Urge Creation of United Nations Police Force

Proposal fo Stop Aggression With UN Police Force   Would Be Made-up of Volunteers from the Smoller Notions.

Senators Call for UN Police Force   Bi-Partisan Move Seeks Force To Oppose Aaaression

Ousted UMW Man Also Called Up   Start Inquiry In Official’s Dismissal

Lewis Faces  House Probe   Subpoena Issued for UM¥ Chief on Miner’s Charze

Lewis Called By House Labor Group On Union’s Un-American Practices   Subpoenas Also Issued For Deposed Local Union Head And Member Of Board Which Fired Leader Who Tried To Work

Five On Handcar Killed In Tunnel  Switched Train Smashes Scooter

PhoneWorkers Begin Work as Strike Settled   Threat of TV Walkout Also Is Voided by Contract

CWA Workers End Telephone Strike  33.000 Bell Employes Return to Jobs After Compromise Reached

3 33.000 Telephone Employes Return To Work As Bitter Strike Is Ended

Back to Work in  Phone Agreement   Settlements Reached in New York and Detroit Conferences Yesterday

Phone Workers Return to Jobs  New York Agreement Ends 11-Day Strike

Phone Strike Is Ended: Walkout in TV Averted   Compromises Reached in 11-Day Struggle; Union Claims Win

Phone Strike Ended Sunday   Over 33.000 of Workers Return  To Their Jobs

Phone Strike Comes fo End   Settlement Reached After 25-Hour Talks; Union Says “Victory”

Reach Agreement In Telephone Strike; 33.000 Workers Return To Jobs Today

Compromise Ends Bitter Phone Strike   Reach Settlement After 25-Hour Marathon Talks

COMPROMISE IS REACHED IN PHONE STRIKE   Mere Than 33,000 Employes Return to Work Across Country Under Terms ef Settlement   ENDS 11-DAY WALKOUT

Union Wins Raise, Ends Phone Strike   Western E lect “trie LW orkers Get Raises Of Nine To 14 Cents

Bell Telephone Strike Settled   A Compromise Is Effected by Company And Union Employes

Phone Strike \s Settled  Compromise Reacher   Compromise Reached By Bell, Unionists

Agreements End Telephone Strike  Bell Firms Reach Truce with Union

PHONE STRIKE COMES TO END   Settlements Reached In N. Y. And Detroit Vesterday

Settlements End National Phone Strike   Compromise Gives Workers Raise And New Contract

Compromise Ends 11-Day Strike by Phone Workers   TV and Radio Strike Threat lc Settled

11-Day Phone Strike Ended   Union, Bell System Firms Reach Accord

Phone Strike Settlement Is Reached   Dispute Involving 33,000 Workers Finally Is Ended

Union Phone Workers Back On Their Jobs   Compromise Made In'an 11-Day Tieup Against Bell Co. 

Telephone Employes End Strike   More Than 33,000 Workers Return To Jobs; Compromise Settlements Reached

Phone Strike ls Settled. .   33,000 Equipment Workers Win Raise, Return to Their Jobs

33,000 ‘Phone Workers Return To Jobs Today —   COMPROMISE SETTLEMENTS REACHED BY NEGOTIATORS AFTER 11-DAY STRIKE

Contract Terms Agreed After Long Session   Marathon Parley Ends 11-Day Walkout of Western Electric

Phone Unions  Back At Work   Settlement Reached Sunday In 11-Day Strike Against Bell

Phone Strike Enas With Compromise   Break Comes After 25-Hour Marathon Bargaining Session

Over 33,000 Phone Workers Return To Jobs  11-Day Old Strike Ended With New Waae Contract

Telephone Strike ls Ended With Wage Contracts  jive Rasen   Marathon Bargaining Session Results in ~ Compromise Accord

Phone Workers Return fo Jobs  Amneamion fade   Compromise Ends 11 Day Walkout

Telephone Strike Ends _   Settlement of 11-Day Walkout Compromise From Extreme Stands ._ Of Uniion and Bell Co.

NEW CONTRACT ENDS WALKOUT  Sefflement Is Reached In {1-Day Telephone Dispute

Gen. MacArthur Unable To Cope With Invaders  America Says China le Rald Annreceor

Mysterious SubHunted ByWarship   Patrol Planes Join In Search Off North California Coast.

Undersea Boal Seen By Pilot in U.S. Water   Destroyer, Search Planes Join Hunt For Foretan Craft

Jail Inmate  Is Freed By; Ex-Prisoner  Worcester" Guarti -Herded Into.Celi

N. Jersey Crisis In Gasoline Eases   Dealer Leaders To  Advise Reopenina

Curwensville Soldier, McGees Mills And Munson Officers Listed Among Victims.

DAILLIE TELLS UF THIN GREEN LINE MIRACLE   Bushwacking Campaign New Experience for Troops in Korea.

Troops Achieve Military Miracle In Halting Drive   Hugh Baillie, President Of United Press, Tells How Americans Use Bushwacking Tactics Against Crafty Enemy And Have Set Stage For Their Counter-Offensive

Militar y Miracle Credited To Allies in Holding on in Korea   Casualties Inflicted a€ Rate of 5 to I, As Stage Is Set for Counter-Offensive

TO PHI BETA KAPPA   Elect Five K. U. Seniors to Society; Two From Lawrence

CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS SET UP   Williams Sets State-Wide Organization; ‘Gillespie  Heads St. Joseph Unit

FBI Identity Of Amnesia Victim Denied   “Man. Doesn’t Recognize Name Given Him by FBI Report; Fingerprints Are Conclusive Proof

Clearfield And Elk To Be Closed   Jefferson County Fails To Sign Up 51 Percent Of Hunters And  Will Be Open Two Days

Kilgore Favors Internment Camp for Reds   Idea Is Substitute for Popular Registration Setup

Confinement of U. S. Communists In Camps During Emergency, Proposed by Senator Kilgore

Kilgore Would Intern Commies  Camps For Reds Eyec In Periods Of Crisis

Intern Reds, Kilgore Plan For Safety   Senator Proposes Nation Use Concentration Camp In Time of Emersvency

ILL - FATE WAS SET AFIRE BY OWN GUNFIRE   Commander Explains How Automatic Controls  Caused Loss   SIMILAR ACCIDENT 1S NOT IN RECORDS

Blt BOMBER SHOT BY ITS OWN GUA   B-29 LOST IN NORTH SEA AFTER BULLETS RIPPED INTO ENGINF,

Hl-Fated B-29 Was Set Afire By Bullets From One Of Its Own Turrets. Says Pilot

Own Bullets Set His B-29 Plane Afire, Pilot Says  Fire Control Device Failure . Blamed for Crast Intan Nnwth Caan

Bomber Set Fire by Own Guns   Unusual Accident Reported to Have Downec Superfort.

Vishinsky Here; He Wants Peace   Red Delegate Says He'll Work for It

Heavy Rainfall Reported Over Most of State   Freak Hail Storm In West Texas Does But Slight Damage

HAIL LASHES CLAIREMONT. AREA .  - Slow, Soaking Rains Cover Wide Section Of State: More Seen

Legislation On Gl Benefits Is Dead   Prospect For Action This Year Ends As Conaressmen Take 10-Day Recess

State Teachers Will Get Boost This Year-Maybe  Will Receive Raise   Will Receive Raise If General Fund Revenues Stay High

B-29’s Bomb Enemy Points In Hard Rain   Superforts Use Radar to Strike Reds’ River Bases

PEPPER LOSES SENATE SEAT  HST Gets New Warning In Alabama. Florida Elections

Floodwaters Are Midwest Menace   Also Endanger South And Pacific Northwest! But Conditions Better

Danger Points In Midwest Eased; Mercury Expected Te Climb To Near Normal Marks

Floods Menacing New Areas While Others Relieved   More Than 20,000 Per sons Temporily Homeless In Two Valleys.

Cold Harries Flood Refugees  cla   River Threat Eases In Cairo, fll., Area

MIDWEST'S FLOOD THREAT IS EASED   Cold Heaps More Discom:fort on Refugees.

Flood Threat Eases; Cold Is Moving In   Freezing Rain Adds To Discomfort And Winter Batters At Other Parts OF U.S.

But Severe Cold Adds Suffering For Hundreds Routed From Homes   Many Areas Listed As Stull Critical   Crest May Not Be Dangerous At New Madrid, Engineers Say

Hood Threats Appear Eased At Two Spots   Cold Weather And Freezing Rain Add To Refugees Woes

New Areas Menaced By Threat of Flood  Danger Diminishes in Midwest; Soutl

Floods Ease at Two Points; Cold Brings Added Discomfort.   Great. Sectian of Nation ~ Gets Severe: Weathi'y ; , 9,000 Evacuated ~~ Near Caire

Cold Weather, Rain Add To Discomfort Of Refugees In Midwestern Flood Areas

Freeze Brings New Miseries To Flood Aree   Conditions Still Critical at Many Points Along Raging Rivers

Floodwaters Continue To Menace Areas   But Temperatures Rise Rapidly In Rocky Mountains

New Crisis In South, Northwest  20.000 Homeless In Danger ‘Area As Flood Threats Ease

Storms and Cold Blasts Strike West and Midwest   Hw THE ASSOCTATE TD PRESS

REPORT EASING  OF DOWNSTATE  FLOOD MENACE DOUBT NECESSITY 10 CUT LEVEE AT  ARMDiM re MATA AY

FLOOD THREATS ARE EASING IN SOME AREAS   “old Weather Chills Wide Territory; Army Set To Open Levees

New Areas Menaced By Floods   Over 20,000 Person: Homeless in Two Great River Vallev<

Floods Threafening South, Northwest  Ohio, Wabash Valley Danger Disappearing

Near 20,000  Are Homeless   Mississippi, Ohio Floods Cause Them To Quit Homes

Flood Threats Ease But Cold Weather Heaps More Discomforts On Refugees

FLOODS PERIL SOUTH TODA)   Pacific Northwest Also Men aced by Rising Waters; Midwest Crisis Eases

Floods Continue  To Menace Area  Improvement Is Noted,   Improvement Is Noted, However, In The Nations Weather.

HOLDS IN MIDWEST   But Flood Situation is Im proved in South and Northwest

Floods Continuing To Menace Some Areas But Conditions Improve In Most Watersheds

Flood Waters Force 20,000 From Homes   Mississippi River, Tributaries Climb in Arkansas, Tennessee

Floods Menace New Areas But Show Signs Of Easing At Danger Points In Midwest

Flood Conditions In Midwest Seen To be Improved  Believe Crisis Has Past Illinois, MAiceniiri Raainn

Flood Threats Ease In Midwest  Winter’s Elements Batter Other Areas

Crisis Believed Over In Floods  Thousands Of Victims Can't Go Home Yet

FLOOD THREATS EASE BUT COLD — SPELL REMAINS   Four Lose Lives in Midwest; Hundreds Homeless in Arkansas, Tennessee

Flood Bangers In West Eased   But Cold Weather Anc Freezing Rain- Bring More Discomfort

Flood Threats Ease A Little   Danger Spots In IIlinois, _ Indiana Somewhat Better

Conditions in Flood Areas  Improved   Hundreds, However Still Remain Temporarily Homeless

Floodwaters Are Midwest Menace   Alen Endanger Scuth   Also Endanger Scuth And Pacific Northwest But Conditions Better

_Winter’s Elements Heap Discomfort _On Thousands Of Nation’s Refugees

Floods and Cold Take Heavy Toll   15 Die in Storm; 4 Die in Floods

Flood Waters ‘Continue High   Areas of Midwest, South and ~ Pacific: Northwest Are Still Menaced.

Flood Danger Eased;: Crest Near At Cairo  Refugees Suffering In Severe Cold

Flood Peril In Midwest Is Kased  Cold Weather Adds -_To Discomfort Of  RA nw ocur DD a ae Yr. FPaeWte tad

Floods Menacing New Areas Today la Northwest   Weather Blamed  For 17 Deaths In Narthwacdt

Floods Peril New Sectors  Along Rivers   South And Northwest Areas Gird As Streams Continue To Rise

Near 20,000 Are Homeless  Mississippi, O-hio Floods Cause Them Ta OuitHames:§ °

Threat of Flood Easing at Two Points; Cold Adds to Misery   Army Ready for Emergency at Cairo If River Hits 57 Feet

HIGH RIVERS ROLL ON — Floodwaters Still Menace Several Areas In Nation

Cold Weather, Freezing Rain Hit Refugees  Flood Conditions   Flood Conditions Still Critical In Many River Areas

Floods Menace New Areas in South And Pacific Northwest But Show Signs of Easing in Midwest

DULLES T0 STAND BY U.S. POLICIES   Broadcast Friday by GOP Advisor to Be  Answer to Hoover

Dulles To Reply To Hoover Plea  Acheson GOP Advisor To Broadcast Friday

Baby’ Hurricane Becomes Killer; Menaces Florida   Storm With 115 Mile Winds Expected to Hit Sparcely Settled Northwest Area, Range Inland as Far at Southern Georgia Area

Northwest Florida  Prepares  For Blast   Small Hurricane Branded ‘Severe’ With Winds of Over 115 MPH

115 MILE WINDS Horida, Georgia Digging In ~ For Full-Blown Hurricane

MONQFESSIONO! ROURGUD  Senate Votes Nationwide Investigation Of Crime

Senate Votes Interstate Crime Probe  Barkley Br : On Selection OF 7

New Version To Be Revealed To UN Today   West Expects to Keep Hard-Won Initiative With Revised Plan

US. Seeks To Retain U.N. Initiative   New Nonaggression Plan Readied For World Assembly

U.S. To Keep Initiative In United Nations   To Offer New Anti-Aggression Plan

Anfi-Aggression Plan Expected   U.S. Pustiing Temporary Advantgge Over Reds at UN

ALLIED NATIONS WORK TO CHECK RUSSIAN MOVES   U.N. Representatives Discuss Methods To Make Plan Acceptable To All Except Possibly Reds,

Spring Pact Meet Likely   Twelve Atlantic Treaty Nations Planning Conference

RUSSIA ACTS T0 DISCREDIT DOLLAR   FORMS RUBLE AREA AMONG SATELLITES IN COLD WAR MOVE

Part Of Program: For Satellites’ Economic Policy  Treaties Veided in ge te Camunien

RUSS SETTING UP RUBLE AREA   Soviets Seek Full Control Over Eastern Bloc Economies.

RUSSIA SEEKS EAST EUROPEAN TRADE CONTROL   Setting Up Ruble Area i Satellite Anti-Dollar Drive.

Senate Group Weighs Broader Social Security   Altmeyer Is Called To Outline Program For Finance Group

Senate Grour Studies New SS Program   Social Security Head to Outline Truman’s Plan  For This Year

Ass assin’s Bullet Ends Life Of Former Chief Of The Syrian Army      Number Of People Killed In Outbreaks OF Violence At Two Places In - Puerto Rico.

Juho Paasikivi Viewed Winner At Finnish Poll:   Reds Register Big Gains; Aid From Many Nations Seen Needed By China

Election Won By Paasikivi   Moscow Foe Is Re-Flected But Communists Show  Gains At Polls

Polio Hits Town: Residents Pray at Outdoor Grotto   Burlington, Wis., Has Sudden Outbreak With Six Cases Reported

Legion Advocates U. S. Aid to Help Nationalists Hold Formosa Island

Vanguard of 47,000 Boy Scouts Arrive at Valley Forge for National Rally Onenine Friday

Scout Jamboree Site At Valley Forge Buzzes With Behind-the-Scene Activity

OO EOOOOOCOOOEEEOeeEeeEeE—————e————EeEeEeerrereoeororerreererorr  Preparations For Jamboree Are Detailed

Marion Open House Frolic Extends A Day  Rain Fails To Stop Large Crowd From Attending Carnival

Good Crowds For Open House Frolic Despite Weather  Extra Day Added To . Rain Soaked Open House By Chamber.

Schoeppel Will Pursue Charges Of Russian Tie   Senator Is Granted Right to Call Up Own Witnesses; GOP. Gate Naryvane

SENATOR WOULD CALL WITNESSES IN CHAPMAN ROW   SENATOR SCHOEPPEL CLAIMS SECRETARY SUBVERSIVE-LINKED

Schoeppel Asks More Witnesses On Interior  Senator's Charges Are Backfiring,   Ooflenaypec: Sav

Schoeppel Gets Right to Call Own Witnesses   Branded GOP Hatchet Man, Solon Says He'll Back  Wis Contentions

Schoeppel To Support His Charge   Gets Right to Call Own Witnesses in Interior Dept. Case

Gi. 0. P. DENIES “TINK WITH BLAST ~ AT SEG, CHAPMAN   Schoeppel Wins Right to Produce Own Witnesses at Hearing of His Communist Charges.   RANDOLPH FELTUS  SAYS HE IS NOT 4 RED   Brands as False Kansas Sen ator’s Accusation That He Was “an Agent for  7 the Krenmiin.”

Schoepel to Call Qwn Witnesses on  Infiltration Charge: Solon Demands Right   Solon Demands Right In Effort to Back His Alleqatians

Senator Given Right to Call ‘Red’ Witnesses   Schoeppel Charges Against ChapmanBackfiring,GOP Colleagues Say

GOP.Glum As. Charge Agains Chapman Fails  Collapse OF Case ~ Seen By Some A¢ Political Defeat

aS  Schoeppel Calls Own Witnesses; Blast Against Chapman Backfires

Senate Hearing On Chapman fo Be Continued   Virtual Collapse of Schoeppe! Charges a Blow to Republicans

Clainis Made-bySenator Backfire   Schoeppel Can’t Prove. Red Link to Chapman

Senator to Call Own Witnesses  Schoeppel Will Try To Back Up Charges

Senator To Get Time To ‘Prove’  Commie Charge   Publicity Man Joins Chapman In Denouncing Schoeppel Talk

Senator Will Call Own Witnesses In Effort to Back Up Red Charaes

Charge Against Secy. Chapman “Backfiring”   Accuser Schoeppel to Call Own Witnesses In Attempt to Link U.S. Official to Reds

Asree To Hear Schoeppel’s Own Witnesses   Senate Committee To Investigate Charges Against Sec. Chapman

Chapman Accuser To Cali Witnesses  Republicans Deny Knowing OF Attack

CHAPMAN'S FOE PRESSES CLAIM OF RED TIE-UF   Republicans Privately Admit Schoeppel Charges Are iBackfiring

Schoeppel To Summon Witnesses:  Senator Attempts To Probe Charges .  Aon ON a ee ee

A Partial Schoeppel Backtrack   _ Kansan Admits Some _ Charges Mad Against ‘Chapman Have Been Cleared Up are Hearing

SCHOEPPEL TO CALL OWN WITNESSES   Will Try to Back Charges ot Reds in Interior Department,

Truman Acts After Red Invaders Break Through Line Below Seoul   Nationalists Ready to Aid

Chiang Offers Air, Land Help To South Korez   Tells United Nations Nationalists Taking Steps Within Power

Elated Miners Return To Pits By Thousands   Industry Considers Commissioner To Aver Another Coal Strike

Ship Hovers In Potomac   Gambling And Liquor Worry Town Officials

Montanans Pay New Cigaret Ta: Starting Thursday; Boosts State Levy to 4 Cents a Pack

bighter Planes In Bombing of Supply Lines   Blast Railroad Trains and Start Fires In Villages

U.S. Planes Hit Korean Targets  F.51 Mustangs Strafe He me   F.51 Mustangs Strafe And Bomb Supply Lines Pyongyang to Border

mama ice yen ol aN tm I a i ae it i en em da nt ee armen  Reds Retake Road Center; 10 Chinese Taken Prisoner

Race Wire Suit Urged by Coy  FCC Head Cites Monopoh  fit Csweewantal Pease

Everything Being Done To Prevent Another Disaster, Harvey B. Jordan Tells Chamber Of Commerce At Dinner   WEATHER FORECAST AGENCY IS WORKING

Eisenhower Favored for Western Czar; French Challenge British Role

Leaders Back Eisenhower As Co-ordinator   Decision Postponed Until Acheson and Truman Hold Parley

KING TO DIRECT DOWNTOWN DRIVE   Theater Manager Will Help With Community Chest Sins  START IN OCTOBER

DOWNTOWN DRIVE   Theater Manager Will Help With Community Chest -Campaign

Commerce Commission Authorizes $62,000 a Year Hike in Mt. Vernon, Starting August 15.

MINIMUM TO BE $1.50 A MONTH   Commerce Commission Authorizes $62,000 a Year Hike in Mt. Vernon, Starting August 15.

Senator Charges Race News Heads 'Hampering Probe   Investigation Ia Closed Or Schedule in Spite of Bid For: New Questioning

Terms Race News  Agency Evasive  Tobey Complains Of Turn in Inquiry

Report Asks Tightening Up On Crime   Anti-Red Bilis Pile Up As Both Houses Tackle Problem

Reds To By-Pass New Law Today By Failing To Register  Although They Face Stiff Fines, Jail, It May Take U. S. Years To Enforce Act

LIST INTERESTING  EARM NEWS IN STARK COUNTY   By GLENN 8S. GARVIN, Farm Advise:

Arrest Omahan inSouthDakota Bank Robbery   Ex-Convict’s Troubles Mount; Suspected of Laurens Burglary

Hancher and Friley Top Salary List of State Employes  Employes Who Get CINNNAND ~e AAneo   Employes Who Get $10,000 or More Doubled Last Year

Greece, Korea Is Issued ECA Help Warming  Nation Ordered to Halt Inflation or Forego American Ai

U.N. Defeats Invitation To China Reds   Slav Responsible, TOU... Ta Suntech

Red Cross Program Accelerated ‘In Preparation for Possible Attack

SECOND U. 5. SHIP DAMAGED BY MINE OFF NORTH KOREA   Explosion Injures Seven Aboard Destroyer Mansfield—-Vessel Makes Port at Sasebo, Japan.   OTHER MINES PICKED UP BY U. S. NAVY   Admiral Sherman Says The; Were Made by Russians and Apparently Were Laid Recently.

Another Warship Damaged by Mine Near Korea Coast   Navy. Reports Pulling Newly Made Russian Mines From Water

U, S. DESTROYER 1S DAMAGED BY MINE EXPLOSION   Marsfeld Second Ameri can Warship Wrecked Off Korea   MINES OF RUSSIAN MAKE, ADMIRAL SAYS

RUSSIAN MADE, ADMIRAL SAYS Second U. S. Ship Damaged By Mine off Korean Coast

U. S. Destrove! Hits a Mine  Seven Injured; Vessel Damaged Le Karean Coast

Seven Men Injured Another U. S. Destroyer Demasced By Hitting Mine

Second U. S. Destroyer Strikes Mine Believed Supplied Koreans by Russ

Another  Destroyer Hits Mine   Seven Men Hurt; Weapons Are Of Russian Tyne

seven Men Injured; Similar to Accident to Destroyer Brush Last Week; May Be Still 1 Third Incident.

Admiral Sherman Testifies “A Great Many” Floating Mines Of Russia Type Have Been Four.dInKoreanWaters

2d Destroyer Strikes Mine; Seven Injured   Admiral Hints Third Ship Has Hit Floating Mine In Korean Waters

[Russian Type Floating Mines Seed Korean Coast Waters   WASHINGTON — (AP) ~- Damaging of another American destroyer by a mine a! the poust of North Korea was disclosed by ihe Navy vesterd:

Second U.S. Destroyer Hits Mine  Seven Hurt When   Seven Hurt When Ship Damaged Near  Korean Peninsula

Another U.S. Destroyer Hit Off North Korea   Seven Injured As Ship Strikes Mine Of Russian Type

Bus Lines Case  Taken Under  Advisement Sedalians Testify  e Favoring Operation CC . tata a Bn Bee

Solons Discuss Price-Wage Curb   Lawmakers Demand Profits be Taken Out of Korean War

See Possibility Of Price and Wage Controls  Lawmakers Demanc That Profits Be   Lawmakers Demanc That Profits Be Taken Out of War

Zooming Prices Spur Talk of Early Controls   Solons Demand Action tc Take Profits Out of Korean War

Congressmen Discussing Possibilities Of Controls   Prices And Wages May Be Rervulated

Possibility Of Price And Wage Controls Looms   Lawmakers Insist On Action To Take Profits Out Of Korean War; Stiff Ex cise Profits Tax Certain

LawmakersDemand Action To Kill War Profiteering; Controls Studied

Wage Controls Are Discussed: Sound Warning   Lawmakers Demand Ac tion That Profit Be Abolished.

‘Wage-Price Controls Discussed in Congress As Action fo Half War Profits Is Demanded

LAWMAKERS EYE CONTROLS OVER PRICES, WAGES   Congresamen Want Te Take The “Profit” Out fw? Daliteaslanw

Possibility Of Price- Wage Controls To Take Profits Out Of Korean Fight

Controls Topic Of Discussion  Lawmakers Seek to Cut Profits of War

Possibility of Wage and Price Controls Advanced in Congress   Lawmakers Demanding Action to Take Profit Out of Korean War---With Emphasis on Excess Profits Tax Aimed Against Profiteering

Demand New Law To Halt Profiteering  Price And Wage  Curbs Discussed

Price-Wage . Regulations  Discussed  In Congress  Lawmakers Deman Excess Profits Tax

Tax Boosts Urged As War Controls  Increased Prices May Bring Sharper Action

PRICE AND WAGE CONTROL VIEWED AS FUTURE NEED   Congressional Leaders Discuss Possibility In Order To Take Profits Out Of Ko rean War.

Demand Action On Levies Aimed At Profiteering   Controls May Not Be Far Away Unless There  Is Recession in Rapidly Increasing Prices

Price-Wage Curbs Hinted In Congress  Leaders Watching Consumer Buying For Possible Tax

Solons Discuss Possible Price, Wage Control  Demand Action To Take Profits Out OVE Marenn Was

Nation Begins Tightening Its Belt For War   Action Demanded Te Halt Price Rises; Taxes Going Up

Control Over Prices, Wages Given Study    Lawmakers Demand Action To Put End To Profiteerina

Expect German Steel To Help World Defense   To Lighten Load On U. S., Reduce Occupation’ Costs

DECISION TO BENEFIT MANY   Entire Western World to Feel Effects of Removing Limitations On West German Steel Produc. tion and Shipbullding—Decision Announced Tuesday.

BELL STRIKE DEADLINE 16 APPROACHING   Mediators’ Efforts to Pre. ‘vent Phone , Walkout Reach Crucial Stage. 

Phone Talks At Crucial Stage   Deadline Is Less Than 48 Hours Away As Leaders Confer.

CHING HOPING TOHEAD OFF PHONE STRIKE   Deadline Less Than 48 Hours Away; Union Says ‘No Change’

‘Phone Mediation at Crucial Stage  Deadline Now Less Than 48 Hours Away

Hopeless Deadiock in Phone Talks; Mediators Seek Delay in Walkout   Union Leader Reports ‘No Progress At All’ in Negotiations With Strike Scheduled to Start Wednesday: Union May Acree to ‘Truce

Jnion Reports No Change in Sit 6 a. m., Wednesday, in Dis Vacations and Pensions.

Hope Fades For Phone Settlement   “Efforts of Mediators To Get Postponement Of Strike Set for Feb. 8 Get Nowhere

Telephone Strike Deadline is Near   Efforts to Prevent Nationwide ‘Strike’ At Crucial Stage

E ederal Mediation Service At Work oe  Phone Strike Deadline Only 48 ‘Hours Off; Barezinine Goes On

Resume Talks fo Head Off Strike Of Phone Workers   At Critical Stage With Deadline Less Than 48 Hours Awa'

Bell S ys tem Walkout Due   Federal Mediators Seeking Settlement

Report Deadlock on Phone Issues   Situation Has Not Improved: Weaver ,

PHONE DISPUTE TALKS CONTINUE   iesue Still Deadlocked As  Deadline Draws Near

CRUCIAL PHONE STAGE REACHED   Deadline For Nation-Wide Walkout Less Than 48 Hours Away   MEDIATION IS TRIED

Deadline Near in Phone Tieup  Federal Mediation At Crucial Stage

Talks Resumed On Nationwide ‘Phone Strike  Mediator‘s Efforts In Crucial Stage As Deadline Nears

National Phone Strike Is Only ‘48 Hours away   Mediation Efforts To Avert Walkout Reach Crucial Stage

Negotiations in Phone Dispute Still Deadlocked   Little Hope Seen of Heading Of Strike Gat far Wadneadoy.

Deadline Looms In Phone Strike  Government Reported - Considering Request  Rae Tern. Waak Tenen

Telephone Truce Talks Deadlocked, Peace Hope Fades   Wisconsin Unions Catlied into Court On Picket Issues

 Mediators’ Efforts To Block Nationwide Telephone Strike Reach Crucial Stage

Opponents Of Leopold Stage Strike   Czechs Charged With Spying; Red Strikes Cripple North italy

U. S. Forces In Southeast Are Moving Fast   Two U. S. Army Divisions Reported Nearing Linkup

Yanks Closing Trap On Enemy Below Capital   Mop Up Suicide Units Left Behind As City Liberated By Allies

Expect Formosa Aid Bill fo Pass   Electoral College Debate Splits GOP, Ask Popular Vote

TWO DANGER POINTS TO WATCH DURING SUMMER MONTHS   Low Water Level Ponds And Sharp Ridges Cause Disease And Injury

Break Seen in Work Stoppage in State Cities   Union Spokesman at Green Bay Reports Contracts Drawn Up

A CHRISTMAS HOPE   Arkansas City Parents Plan Holiday for Hespitalized Child

Legislature Expected to Change MUCC Lav  Giving Governor Power to Name Directo

Highway Wiskap Kill 10 in State  Two Others Die OF Bb... -=. @,,_

The State Campaign-— State Candidates Increase Tempo Of Campaigning

CONTINUES WORK ON ORDEI TO CRASE FIRE   India Delegate Says Military Actions May Provide Answer

Chinese Remain Silent Regarding 13 Nation Appea  Communists Give No Assurance The They Will rallal

Sir Benegal Rau ‘Continues His Peace Efforts   Holds More High Level Conferences: Drafting Resolution for UN Calling for Cease Fire in Korea.

India Seeking Peaceful End To Korean Wai   13 Asian Nations To Offer Resolution Asking ‘Cease Fire’

HUGE ATOMIC PLANT TO BE BUILT NEAR PADUCAH; WILL COST $500,000,000   Site to Cover 5,000 Acres Will Be 16 Miles West of Paducah; Plant to Produce Uranium 235 for Weapons Will Require Force of 10,000 Construction Workers.

ATOMIC PLANT NEAR PADUCAH   ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR 5,000 ACRE PROJECT TO PROCESS URANIUN

New Atom Plan Located In Ky.  Paducah tb235 Plant To Cost $500 Million

Auto Races Set For State Fair Grounds May 30      Track ‘A roved  for ‘Running  Championship Meet

nel ay ag = ex of High Postion in Mate in Return For f Ge ating ~ of Demo Race

ALGER HISS 10 APPEAL VERDICT OF SPY GUILT   Will, File Immediately After Sentencing in Court W odnesday.

Trial Verdict Shocks Hiss.   Perjury Conviction Appeal Due Ouickly

Hiss, Convicted Of Perjury, To Enter Appeal ‘Ex-State Dept. Aide  Faces 10 Year Term, $4,000 In Fines.

HISS TO APPEAL GUILTY VERDIGT   Former Government Official’s Attorneys Will File _ Appeal After Selitente On ~ Wednesday.

Hiss To Appeal Conviction On Perjury Charge  Ex-State Department Aide To Receive Santonra Wednesda

Hiss to Appeal His Conviction   Appeal to Follow Sentencing Wednesdat

Convicted of Perjury, Hiss Planning Appeal   Judge Faces Ouster In Town's Feud

HISS APPEAL 10 BE FILED AFTER SENTENCE READ   Convicted Perjurer Faces 10 Years in Prison for Helping Russians

HISS TO APPEAL ~ JURY'S VERDICT   Sentence to Be Pronounced On Wednesday

Hiss Appeal Will Follow  Sentencing  Convicted Perjure Ex-U.S. Official,

Alger Hiss To File Appeal Of Conviction For Perjury As Sentence Is Pronounced

Hiss to Appeal His Conviction      Plea Will Be Filed Atter Sentencing on Wednesday

FIND HSS GULL  Onetime- High Ranking State Official Expects to Appeal Case

) Hiss Convicted Of Perjury, Branded Russian Spy Aide, To File Appeal Immediately

Hiss To Appeal Perjury Case  Adviser To Roosevelt  Oe aa D rte mrt re TT aie,

Teacher’s Salary Hike Depending On Budget State   Budget Bureau Will Determine Condition Of Teacher Payroll

  According To Fund  Pay Raise Question For State  Teachers Te Be Decided Soon

Selective Basis Proposed ... . ee ee OROS EE Si oe  Byrd Asks Wage And Price Curbs

Estimated Yield: $1,326,000,000 Yearly President Proposes Reduction In Sizes of Seven Excise Taxes

Police and Bandit Gang Fight It Out   Seven Attempt Holdup In Plush Greenwich Village Place.

Seven Bandits Shoot It Out With N.Y. Cons   Holdup Attempt Like Scene Out of Gangster Movie

‘West Coast of State Awaits 90 MPH Winds   Storm Warnings Displayed Over Entire Peninsula

: One Blow Just Past Florida Hikes New Hurricane ‘Warnings Along Entire Coast

Brunt of Wind Rips Toward Tampa Sector   New Hurricane Approaches Coast - From Mexiean Gulf

New Hurricane Bearing Down On Florida   Second Big Blow Of Week to Affec! Entire Peninsula

NEW STORM WARNINGS   Second Hurricane of the Week is Marine Down on Florida.

New Hurricane Lashing Down On West Floride   Second Storm in Week Threatens Tampa and St. Petersburq Areas

SUSPECT'S HELD IN DEATH CASE   Ardmore Pensioner, 66, Founs Slain—Man, 37, Seized For Questioning

RUSS. DEMANDS IRK W’ARTHUR   Delivers Sharp. Sharp Rebuke Ta Soviets Who Asked Data On US. Bases

Red Demands Regarded As ‘Impertinence  Gen. MacArthur Say   Gen. MacArthur Say: Russians ‘Out Of Line’ In Claim

‘None Of Your Business!’ Red Told On Bases  Gen. MacArthur Rap: Soviet ‘Impertinence’

‘Impertinent’ Reds Lashed By M’Arthur   Russian Complaint About Nippon Bases Rejected by America   See Picture at Right

M’ARTHUR RAPS RUSSIAN CLAIM TO JAP BASES   Charge that America Violating Occupation Policies Termed Impertinent

MacArthur Rebukes Russian Claim U. S.  Violates Occupation Policies In Japan

MacArthur Rejects Red ‘Areuments   U. 8. Commander Sends Sharp Reply to Soviet Claims U. &. Violates Occupation Rules   Says U. S. Is Free   Government Can Take Steps It Wishes, He Declares

MacArthur In Rebuke At Soviets   Blasts Claim Of Russians That U. § Is Violating  Allied Policies

‘Provocative Impertinence’ Snaps MacArthur In Reply To Red Demand For Explanation About Jap Bases

Weather ‘Rough’ In Nation Today   Indiana Smacked Again by Freezing Rain, Sleet and Snow.

March Weather Claims 18 Lives:   Slippery Roads Cause 13 Fatal Accidents.

WeatherGet: Blame For 18 Fatalities  Storms Turn Roads Into Hazardous Rihhang af Tice

French Open Debate Upon U. 5. Arms Aid   National Assembly Discusses American Military Help

French Open Debate Upon U. 5. Arms Aid  National Assembly Distusses American  tlrgmew ital

F rench Open iDebate on Aid   Hoi Fight Expected Over U. S. Outlay

Guards Ready To Head Off Violence   Dock Workers Still Refuse To Unload Shipment Of Arms

Government Studies Need  For Controls   President Says No Food Shortage or Rationing In Sight; Price Boost: Taid to Peofiteering

On the Beat   The Editor Writes   $70 BILLION FEDERAL BUDGET SEEN BY 1960

Readiness to Renew Talks Seen as Real Back-to-Work Signal   UMW Chieftain Acts to Head Off U.S. Intervention With Wednesday Meeting

Trans World Airline Pilot Reports Seeing Flying Saucer Near Chicago

Airline Pilot Races a Red Flying Disc   Mysterious ‘Saucer’  Seen By Many Others In Plane; Sure Object Man-Made, Controllec

Here is Last Of Series Of Articles About Survival Under Atomic Bomb Attacks Or Other Disaster

Defense And Disaster Measures of A-Bomb Outlined And Presented For San Benitans To Clip And Keep

Survival In Case Of Atomic Bomb Aitack Depends On Measures Of Defense: Bulletin Is Reviewed

: COMMUNISM FAILED IN KOREA , AFTER AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING, NORTH KOREANS INFORM ARMY  i —

Tell Communist Ruler’s Failure in Northern Korea’   - Refugees Relate Red Mistreatment of Aged, Redistribution of Best Land to.Party Chiefs, - Shipment of Rice While People Were Hungry

GROUP DECLARES THAT COMMUNISM ~ FAILED IN KOREA   Eight Who Saw It Operate Say Living Standards Dropped and People Lost Part of Freedom.   FOOD BECAME SCARCE, JOBS HARD TO GET   Police Became Brutal as Time  Passed — Drafting Ali Men  Between 18 and 55 Caused  i Resentment.

Communism Failure in N orth Korea   People There Had Learned Lesson Even Before the War.

North Koreans Teil American Officers ‘That Communism Was Major Failure

FAILURE, SAY NORTH KOREANS   Group Tells Americans Red System’s Flop Seen BRefore War

Some Diggers Still Await Notification   Railways, Other Industries Start Re-Hiring Worker:

One-Third Of Nation's Soft Coal Mines Swing Back Into Operation   Remaining Pits Expected To Be In Full Operation By Nightfall

One-Third of Nation’s Mines Resume Production Today; Railroads, Steel To Resume Operations.   MINERS IN FESTIVE MOOD ON RETURN

One-Third Of Nation's Mines Resumes Digging   Lewis, Operators Sign Contract To End Coal Walkout

All Pits To Be Busy By Tonight   Nation's Crippled Industries Get -Set To Roll; Contract Hailed as Stabilizer

Digging Is Resumed As Strike Ends   Union Members Joke As They Trek Back To The Collieries

—MINERS CELEBRATE VICTORY—  One-T hird Of Soft Coal Mines Operating Today

Third Of Nation's Mines Already Back At Work, Others Following   Men Are Jubilant Over Strike Victory   Digging Resumes 5 Hours After Signing; Other Industries Pep Up

—MANY LOCALS AWAIT ORDERS — Coal Starts Trickling From Reopened Pits

Formality Slows Return  Jubilant Miners Begin Trek Back to Coal Pits

One-Third Of Jubilant Miners Return To Work  Await Lewis’ Telegram, Expect Full Output  B., wli-~tef.!/

Third Of Coal Mines  Operating   By Nightfall Nearly Every Soft Coal Pit In Country Expected To be Mining Coal

Coal Miners Happy As They March Back To Resume Diaging   Strike Ended, Pay Upped, All Settled; Industry, Crippled For Weeks. Prepares Start Work

Railroads Line Up for Speedy Transportation   Industries Preparing to Resume Activity When Fuel Arrives

Third of Miners Return to Work of Digging Coal   Strikers in Festive Mood as They Show Up at the Coal Pits

Coal Diggers Hail Pact As Work Starts   One-Third Return To Pits As Industries Await Output Boost

Mines Swing Back © In Operation Today   Most Soft Coal Pits to Be Turning Out Fuel By Nightfall; Miners tn Happy Mood. As They Come Back After Grant Céeibes « «.

BOY, 4. SWIMS 22 MILES IN 5 HOURS   After He Finishes His Stunt Down Mississippi, His Sister, 2',, Swims Five Miles.

GI Dependents Support Bill — Being Revived   Government Would Pay $45 To $85 To  Slices Families

Family Support Pay Is Favored:   Enlisted Personnel Benefit Under. Plan

FAMILY FUND BILLS ADVANCE   Veteran With Dependent Won't Have Much Left Out Of Pay

Support Bills Speeded For G.I. Families   $45 To $85 A Month In Federal Help Set Under Legislation

Outlook Bright For Approval of Family Support   Action Expected Next Week; Standby UMT Measure. Is Stalled

Vommittees Okay Family Supports  Debate On Payments Due For Next Week

Red Resistance Mounts. Against The Big Push   Rede Ten Milea Rehind Allied Division«

Takes Optimistic View In Annual Economy Message      Asks Credit Control Powers And More Liberal Loan Terms

Avows Way Open for Increasein National Income   Forecasts $1,060-per-Family Income Boost by 1954 in Economic Message to Congress:

Nation Can Offer Jobs in 1950 To 61 Million With  af at ent Surging fo 64 Million ip 4

WANTS BOOST TOG) MILLION JOBS FOR 1980   Sees Average Family Income Hiked $1.000 a Year by Increased Outout.

64 Million Jobs, Average Income of $5,000 Foreseen  Congress Told Nation Emerged From Recession in Good Shape

Declares Nation Emerges From Postwar Crisis  With New Strength CHIEF EXECUTIVE  > See = ee Ae Se eee: eee   Calls On Business, Labor, Farmers To Answer “Magnificent Challenge”

Asseriq Nation’s Econamy Emerges Strong, Stable Fro: Postwar Crisis

ROSY FUTURE PICTURED IN TRUMAN’S MESSAGE   President Declares U. S. Can Offer Its People 61,000,000 Jobs This Year, 64,000,000 Five Years Hence And Ultimately “Complete Elimination Of Poverty”— Economic Statement, Read To Both Houses Of Congress, Second In Series Of Three

Preaicts $3,000 Average Family Income by 1954   Sober But Optimistic Message Sees Eventual Elimination of Poverty

Optimistic Economic Report Sees More Jobs, Higher Income; Says ‘Hands Off’ Policy Best on Wages

‘Elimination Of tion Of Poverty’ Seen        Truman Paints Rosy Panorama Of Future

Says Recession And Inflation. Are Both Beaten   Predicts Income Raise But Asks For Credit Control

Truman Sees New Peak for Employment   61 Million Jobs And Income Boost Forecast in 1950

President Calls on Business, Labor, Farmers to Push Jobs, Production, Waves to Hitherto Unknown Levels

Millions More Jobs Possible, He Declares   Rise In National Income For All Administration. Aim

Annual Economic Message Today Jells Congress. Number Will Grow to 64 Million in Five Years. and, in End, "Complete Elimination of: Poverty: — Declares Nation Emerges Strong and Stable From: Post-War Crisis.   LISTS STEADY INCOME RISE

Truman Says U.S. Has Conquered Recession; Pledges Steady Gain in Employment and Prosperity

Economic Message  Of President Is  Optimistic One Way Lies Open For  Rise In Income, Cancreee Tald

More Jobs, End of Poverty for Nation Is Goal   Economy Strong and Stable, Congress Told in His Annual Report

‘lruman Sees Strong,  Stable U.S. Economy  _ President Declares Elimination  Of Nation’« Povarty Poecihla

President Calls on All Phases of Business to the Challenge to Previde Income, Employment and Production of Hitherto Unknown Levels.   Believes That Eventually U.S. Can Completely Eliminate Poverty

Truman, In Economic Message to Congress, Foresees Complete Elimination of Poverty

President Says ‘50 Holds Jobs For 61 Million   Economic Message Envisions Average Income Hike of $1,00¢

Says U. S. Can Offer 61 Million Jobs This Year   Urges Great Business Expansion in Annual Economic Message

4 ‘uman Says ¥ 7 2, “;erprises  nee , Expand Di’ he 1950   Economic Message ‘Declares Nation’s Condition Healthy

Averase ‘Family ‘Income of $5.000 Envisioned in Economic Message      Truman Savs Nation’s Economy Strong, Stabie

Increased Tax UrgedAnewby Nation's Chief   Rising Production and Employment Held in Prospect

Says Economy of U. S. Strong and Stable   President Sees 64 Million Available Jobs in 5 Years

Message on Economy Forecasts Huge Gain in National Income, ‘Complete Elimination of Poverty’

Truman Sees Elimination of PovertyinU.S.   Says Nation Can Offer 61 Million Jobs This Year

Chief Executive Holds Hope of Boosts in - Family Incomes of $1,000

Optimistic Note Highlights Report On Year's Outlook   Economic Review Hails Production, Shuns Controls

U.S. Economy: Strong, Stable; President Says   Way Open For Rise In Income, Conaress Told

President in Report on Economy   Says Nation Emerges Strong, Stable From Its Postwar Crisis

Truman Declares End of Poverty Within US React   Sees Average Income $5,000 Per Family in Report on Economy

Economy Strong And Stable, He. Tells Conaress  Way Li ies Open for  Bes fo Be

Truman Says U. S. Has Recovered from lts Postwar Crisis   Way Lies Open for Big Increase in National Income

Truman Says Situation EmergesStrong, Stable e From Postwar Crisis —

President Says Nation Economy Strong, Stable.  Economic Message Pi rediets Rise In. ‘hl  ‘anmnal lneama

Truman Holds Optomistic View OFU.S. Economy   Repeats Request For ‘Moderate’ Tax Increase

TRUMAN SETS 1950 JOB GOAL AT 61,000,000   Sees Income Gain of $1,000 Per Family; Asks Credit Control Power, Liberal Loan Terms.

Truman Sees More Rise in Income, Employment for U. $   In His Annual Message, He Offers the "Complete Elimination of Poverty.”

SAYS WAY OPEN TO $1,000 BOOST IN U.S. INCOME.   Thinks Nation Will Soon Offer £4 Millian Toahe

Inflation No Longer Major  U.S. Threat   More Liberal Terms For Small Business Loans, Standby Credit Control Powers Asked

Economic Note Is Reassuring   Optimistic Report Credits Business, Industry Hiahly

61.000.000 ‘Employment ‘Total Seen   President Says Way Lies  Open for Increasing All Family Incomes 37.000  Yearly bv 1954b

Truman Asserts Economy Now Strong, Stable   Complete Elimination Of Poverty in U. S. Is Forecast

Truman Asserts Economy Now Strong, Stable   Complete Elimination Of Poverty in  tl © fle Paracact

America Can End Poverty In The Future, He Tells Congress In Optimistic Economic Message; Prices Are Close To Level They Should Stay At, He States

Elimination Of Poverty Is Pr edicted   Economic Message to Congress Optimistic

Sees Early Boost  I nF amily I Income   Keonomic, Message Predicts Millions Of New Jobs Within Decade

Rise in National Income Equal to $1,000 Per Family   Tells Congress Complete Elimination of Poverty Near

Rising Pay, Stable Prices Predicted in Economic Message   National Income Equivalent To $5,000 per Family Likely By 1954: Inflation “Defented’   ECONOKIC Fwrawcraw

Poverty End  Sighted In  Years Ahead President Tells Congress Nation’s Economy Is Strong

61,000,000 Work Force 1950 Outlook   Average Family To Earn $5000 In °54. He Says

we ww SF SERENE SE  Sees 61 Million Working In 1950, 64 Million In 755   $5,000 Average Family Income Four Years Hence, Elimination Of Poverty Predicted; Government To Keep Hands Off Wages

61 Million Jobs Available in  Nation This Year; 64 Million Jobs by 1955 President Says

Elimination Of Poverty  Is Forecast    Truman Takes Glowing View Of Future In ra His Annual Economic ! Messare To Concrece '

61 MILLION JOBS SEEN IN NATION FOR THIS YEAR   Truman Predicts Eventua Elimination of Poverty in Annual Economic Report

CONGRESS GETS MESSAGE CITING ECONOMIC NEEDS   President Outlines His Plans For Creation Of More t dobs And Finally ‘ ompl ete Elimination Of Povwerty.”

Great Confidence {s Shown by President in Economic Message   Truman Says Nation Can Offer People 61.000.000 Jobs

‘Optimism: Evident. In Annual’. Economic ‘Message To Congress - — Truman Declares 61 Million Jobs Possible This Year, 64 MilAion In Five _ Sees Rising. National Income Roa ey er ve Pe Foie kn

Economic  Report Is. Optimistic   President Says U. S. Can Offer People 61 Million Jobs This Year; Claims. , Economy Strong After Postwar Crisis

Complete Elimination Of Povert y Is Forecast  In President’s Message   Truman $ Nation's Economy Stable; Keeps Proposed ‘Tax Changes Secret

President Calls On 3 Groups To Face Facts Of Economy   Asks Power to Control Credit, Aid Small  Business

PREDICTS E OF POVERTY IN UNITED STATES   Optimism Marks Annual Economic Message To Congress

President Says — U. 8. Economy Is Strong, Stable   Asks Standby Powers to Control Credit as Safeguard

Plaintits Win in $200 Million Suit  For Blast Damages  U. S. Judge Gives  Decision in

Find In Favor Of Texas City Blast Victims   Judge Awards $200 Millions to 8,485 Disaster Plaintiffs

‘Debate on Excess Profits Tax Begins Ac Conaress Prepares to Meet Nov. 27   fepublican Leader Joseph Martin Predicts House May Pass Excess ax LegisiatTion DUT Dencyes pth Can nte Will Reject It: Secretary of Treasury Snyder Proposes Taxing 75 Per Cent of Excess Profits

Excess Profits Taxes Uncertain of Adoption Renublican Chief Says

GATHER TO DRAW - PARTY PLATFORMS   Korean War a Big Issue in G. O. P. Keynote Ad dress   HARMONY FOR DEMOS

GATHER TO DRAW PARTY PLATFORMS   Korean War a Big Issue in G. O. P. Keynote Ad dress

Demos And GOPs Meet In Topeka   Officers of Both Groups Chosen As Platforms, Policies Are Adopted

REASSESS FOR TAXES IN ILLINOIS   State Revenue Dept. Orders Reassessment in 100 Counties Because Tax   Supervisor Law is Invalid.

Promise to Ease Taxpayers’ Role   British Conservatives Make Promises; Compare Down Under Situation

Conservatives Pledge fo Ease Britain's Load   MacArthur May Bring Up Formosa in Defense Talks

‘Red’ Grange Suggested as U. of L. Trustee  Move Seen as Slap At Prexyv Stoddard

GOP Must Ous! ‘Pussvtooters: Grange Boome      Slap at Stoddard is Seen In Move to Buek  State Slate

Reputed Leader of Nationwide Crime Group Surrenders  Tony Accardo Comes Out of Hiding to Accept Subpena

Oil Activity Reaches New Low In Area   Little Work Going On In Stephens Field.

More Tax Hikes After. Elections Hinted  Tem an fave Congress Must Draft:'Equitable’-Program   Communists Don’ + Get Far With fe) M  SVE NAS LEALE Thee One.

House Votes Bill to Boost Postal Wages   Postcard Would Jump To Two Cents; Fate Of Measure Uncertain

Moose and Women of Moone   Chinese Leave Door Open byxx- bys Claiming: T roops, ata,

Chinese Red ‘Volunteers’ Answer Call Same Way As U.S. GI Is Drafted

Chinese Keep Insisting. They're Not At War With United Nation Forces

‘God Knows Why We Fight’... China Red ‘Volunteers’ Surprised To Find Foe Includes U.S. Troops

Floods Cover Broad Areas Of 2 States   6,000 Out of Homes In 2,700,000-Acre Inundated Zones of Louisiana, Mississippi

Wage and Price Controls May be Put Off Awhile  May Wait Until ih  +arin   May Wait Until Credit, Material Controls Tested

Controls May Be Delayed For Present   Protests Voiced On Curbs That Are Now Effective

Money, Credit, Material Curbs Facing Bis Test   Expert Controls On Wages And Prices To Be Put Off Pending Shakedown

N. O. Cotton   New York Cotton   Waae-Price Controls to Await Trial of Others

Acheson Regrets Dewey Words   Attempts to Assuage Wrath-of Soviet Chief

NAMES NEW MEMBERS   Honorary. Business Fraternity a kK Announces 17 Men

Thousands Of Miners Expected To Stay On Strike Despite Parley   Nearly A Quarter Of Lewis’ Miners Indicate They Will Refuse To Work Without Wage Contract: Stockpile Still Dwindles

STOCKS PLUNGE, URAIN PRIGES SOAR   WAR SCARE AVPFECTS MARKETS DIFFERENTLY—RAW MATERIALS BID UP.

Stocks Fall In Frenzied Selling Wave   Four Billions Cut  From Stock Values As Jittery Traders Overwhelm Market

Stocks Drop $4 Billion In Shaky Trading  Commodities Soar,  Some Up To Limit

a ee eee ee a a a ey ee Me Oe Mee  War Jitters Send Stocks into Dive

Stock Market Feels Effects Of Korea War  Four Billion Slashed ©   Four Billion Slashed From Value of Stocks By War-Jittery Sales

Fleet Departs. On Korea Peace  "tenewen Gave Reoderhiip   Truman Says MacArthur Incident Is Closed

LOCAL REGULATION OF CABS IS LEGAL   Menigomery County Is Sustained By Court Of Appeals Ovinion

Selects 1. U. Man To Head Census Work   Truman Nominates Hoosier Professor For Directorship

Woman Waits Sight Return   Cornea: Is Replaced By Healthy Tissue

What Time Is Gunrise”>   ~ BY -REQUEST, THE GLOBE-POST TODAY REPRINTS THE TIME SCHE DULE, BETTER CLIP IT & GAVE IT

Bills ‘Held Include Those On Charter Reform   Legislation Awaiting Action Lists Newport Bond Issues, New  Bay Span, Parkway Bodies

ASSEMBLY: UNITS STALL ‘MANY COUNTY MEASURES   Bills Held Include Those- On - Charter Reform   Cegislation Awaiting Action Lists Newport Bond Issucs, New  Bay Span, Parkway Bodies

Property Owne Makes Protest Against school  Ruli ng On aiding  Pr ae

Spurned Suitor Kills Sweetheart  Sobs Intent To Hit . “Favaxed Rival

Lt. Gen. Walker Takes Command Of Korea Fight  Famed Former Chief Of 36th Division Put

HAIL RUINS WHEAT  Every Roof in Scott City Damaged by Golf-Ball Sized Ice Pellets

Hail Hits Scott City Wheat   Damage May Reach a Million Dollars From Golf-Ball Sized Stones 7-Inch Rain, Twister

Guard and Reserves to Go in ‘Selected Units’, Number To Be Secret

BURININGS GUE OTION  How Many Guardsmen and Reserves Will Get Call’

Red Agents Hit Sharply At2 Groups   Non - Comiuinists Have Harder Time in Both Politics and Industry tin Eaat Zone.   Supplies Slowed   Guards Halt Trucks al  Red Checkpoint for 6th Dav

Soviets Push Drive Against German Foes  Set Up Secret Police Network   Set Up Secret Police Network In Eastern Zone

US. to Send More Troops To Europe   World War 1 Commander   Formally Named Chief Of [utegrated Defense Acainst Ageression

Eisenhower To Head European Defense   BULLETINS   TO REQIWN FART.V

Truman Complies With Pact Countries’. -Re quest in Apnvointine Univeratty Preaident.

Gen. Eisenhower ls Named Chief   To Head European Defense Forces

War Leader Recalled To Active Duty  pf een Seren a7 eae ed   Appointment Made Upon Request By Atlantic Powers

General Ike  To Head All Of European Allied Force   President: Appoints Eisenhower Leader  Of Supreme Defense

Vietnamese Premier Sees Red Defeat   Declares He Can Clear Out Communists in Six Months.

TRUMAN TO ASK SPENDNG CUT   New Budget to..Call For $2 Billion Slash

1951 Federal Budget Put at 42 Billion   Proposed Figure $1,806,000,000 Less Than in ‘50.

ECONOMY CRY GROWS LOUDER   To Slash Truman’s Budget Estimates, Says Rep. Cannon

Rayburn Says Truman Budget Will Be Little Above $42,000,000,000 .

Truman Facing Reduction of Federal Budget   House Chairman Of Appropriations Is Demanding Economy

Rayburn Says Budget Will Cut Spending   Speaker Reports Truman Bid To Trim 2 Billions   Debt $257 Billions

Balance Budget Clamor Grows   Want Spending Cut And Slash in Taxes

Rayburn Declares President's Budget for Next Year Will Call for Spending Reduction

Buduet to Call For Billion Spending Cut   Cannon Says Cut Coming Regardiess Of Truman Budoet

Spending Cut of 1.8 Billion Is Predicted   Speaker Rayburn Says Truman Budget Will Trim Defense, ECA

+ Balanced Budget the Goal  Federal Spending to Be Slashed ‘No Matter What, Cannon Says

Rayburn Predicts President To Cut Fiqure $1.8 Billion   Cannon Declares Congress Will Hit Cost Even Herder

Spending Cut Seen Certain   House Sets Up Goal Of Balanced Budect

‘House Appropriations Committee To ‘Slash Spending, Says Chairman Cannor

RAYBURN REVEALS M42 BILLION BUDCGRT  eer @Sreeeeet@mt ase ae set fe. gx

‘Egyptian Princess, Bridegroom, Queen ‘Mother Worried by Farouk’s Frown

No Strong Resistance Is Reported   About Two Divisions Across Line; Third Ready to Move North

US. Forces Stay Below Parallel   Only Light Resistance Reported In Push To  Northern Territory

South Korean Troops Rip 30 Miles Into Red Korea; TT. N. Roreec Stav Santh

Two Divisions Advance: Other Allies Hold Back  Americans Await Decision by U.N. Before Crossing

Push 30 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel Virtually UJnopposed: Fight Seen

Two Divisions Chase Enemy Across Parallel   Reds Ignore Surrender Ultimatum; Said Preparing New Stand 

Red Forces  Reported  Digging In Red China Hints  Assistance; UN Forces Held Back

30 Miles Advance Unoppnsed; Reds lonore Ultimatum   Allies Remain Behind Border; Expect Stand to Be Made by Enemy

Drive Into North Korean Territory Follows Reds’ Defiance of Surrender Ultimatum: No Other Troops Cross _

US., Other UN Units Stay South of Line  Enemy Prepares for Last-Ditch Defense—   Enemy Prepares for Last-Ditch Defense— Red China Blusters But Makes No Move

Drive 30 Miles Into Red Area; Resistance Light   Third Division Ready to Advance

Communists lonore Demand For Surrender: Red China Reaction Is Vital Question

Make 30-Mile Advance Into Red Territory   Two Divisions Unopposed In Sweeping Advance; Chinese Communists Threaten To Intervene

Reds Ignore Allies’ Order To Quit Fight   China Says It Won't Allow ‘Imperialists’ To Invade Neighbor

Raupped 3U Miles Into Soviet Satellite Red Korea Unopposed  20,000 IN THE MOVE  United Nation Allied Troops Remain on South Side  of Line

Republican Forces Pursue: Fleeing Reds 30 Miles Into Communist Held Territory

Reds Mass For Final Stand On Wonsan Line;  lanore Surrender Demand

Others Ready To Join Drive   Resistance Light Thus Far; Red China in Threatening Talk About Korea

Rip 30 Miles Into Red Korea; Resistance Light   Nearly Two Divisions Make Advance Red China Threatens To Intervene

Almost Unopposed In Push 30 Miles Into North Korea   Reds Said to be Preparing Stand; Ignore Ultimatum

Nearly Halfway To Reds’ Stand   Enemy Ignoring Gen. MacArthur's Week-End Order That They Give Up Now Or Be Destroyed; Grouping At Wonsan

‘Southern Native Divisions Meet Light Opposition   Communists Preparing Stand, However: Red China Muttering

30,000 MEN GO 30 MILES UNOPPOSED   Two Korean Divisions Plunge Into Red Territory and Another is Poised for Jump.   U. S. TROOPS STAY SOUTH OF BORDER   Marines Move Toward Line; MacArthur Silent on Crossing as Reds Ig« nore His Ultimatum.

Allies Stay Below Boundary As South Koreans Cross If   Will Red China Act? Is Question Waited for by the World.

Resistance Is Mild; American GI’s Held Back  Hear Reds to Make   Hear Reds to Make Stand Further North

Onty Light Opposition Encountered   South Koreans Rip 30 Miles North of 38th Parallel; Enemy Will Attempt Stanel

UN Forces Stl! South of 38th Parallel—neds Are Préparing Stand Farther North

Allies Rip — 30 Miles Into North Korea   Enemy Ready for Last Ditch Stand 70 Miles: Inland

U.S. Planes Have To Push Bomblines .. Ahead Every Six Hours To Keep Pace; Commies lanore Surrender, Ultimotum

Koreans Meet Little Resistance in March North; Reds to Make Last-Ditch Stand.   RUSSIAN FLOATING MINES ARE FOUND

Reds Ignore. Ultimatum. fo Surrender   Foe Plans Stand, Prisoners Report; , Death Fight Seen

South Koreans Move On Above Parallel .   Reds Expected to Make Stand 70 Miles . Above Border; China Makes Threatening Noises, But Will Her Troops March?

Two Divisions  Cross 38th   Reds Ignoring Surrender Order; Expected to Make Stand at Wonsan

Light Opposition Wiped Out; Last Ditch Fight Seen   By RUSSELL BRINES AP Staff Writer

Two Divisions Advance Into Russian Zone   Communists Prepare To Make Stand Farther to North

No U.S. Troops Are Used In The Attack   Three Divisions Cross 38th Parallel. More Ready To Make Jump

Reds Expected To Make Stand Near Wonsan   Yanks Remain Below 38th Parallel; Foe Ignores Ultimatum

2 Divisions Unopposed In Crossing   Communists Reperted Ready To Make Stand North Of Parallel

South Korea Forces Push  North Of 38   United Nations Allies  Remain At Border As M’ Arthur Keeps Mum

Troops Nearing Positions Where Stand Is Likely  Nien Ancwoar Mada   No Answer Made To MacArthur's Surrender Demand

South Koreans Meet Little Opposition   Stand at Wonsan, 100 Miles Across Border Expected

Allied Troops Staying Below 38th Parallel   Communist Chinc Threatens Noisily But Fails To Act

Mect Little Resistance As 2- Divisions Push Far Past 38th Line   Surrender Order  Ignored by Reds   Prisoners Say Stand Will Be at Wonsan, 70 Miles to North

Two Divisions On Move, Third Making Ready   Slight Resistance  Seen; Communists Ignoring Surrender Ultimatum Of UN

Consider Campaign Too Delicate to Diseuss  As Red China Threatens

Allies Await On South Side F or Decision   Red China Threat Is Biggest Worry To U.N. Troops

Accident Kills. Mason: Cityan Elmer Janssen, 25, Dies in Kansas Crash

avr —_—_F owe  New Members of Chamber of Commerce Attend ster Dinner

Democrats Splif on Profits Tax   Johnson Dissents on Session’s Eve

Profits Levy Splits Ranks (f Democrats  Congress To Open Lame Duck Session

Democrats Split Over Profits Bill   Rift Occurs Between Supporters Of New Bill And Old Law

Lame Duck Demos Split ()n Tax Issue   Sen. Johnson Says He’ll Work On ‘Hike In Corporation Taxe:

Johnson to Oppose President’s Plea   ‘Lame Duck’? Session Sei Fer Gpenine Today

Tax Dispute Splits Ranks Of Democrats   Congress Reconvenes Today; Opposition to Excess Profits Levy Voiced by Senator

hift Over Excess Profits Tax Splits Democrats of Lame Duck Session

EXCESS PROFIT TAX BID SPLITS DEMOS RANKS   ‘Lame Duck’ Congress Returns. For Last GCacn Seacionn

‘Lame Ducks’ Return Today   Rift Over Excess Profits Taxes Splits Democratic Ranks

Demos Split Over Excess Profits Tax  Lawmakers Return For ‘Lame Duck’ Socctan Tadayv

Colorado Solon Opposes Tax Proposals Demo Ranks Split Over Profits Levy

Army Freezes All Reserve  Commissions   Issues A Plea To All Reserve Officers To Volunteer For Duty

Commissions In Reserves Are Frozen   Five-Year Commissions Held By Officers Not On Active Duty Lists Frozen Today

Army Freezes Officers in Reserve Rank:  Manv Commissions   Many Commissions Would End in Fall

Army Freezes Reserve Oificers  — §5-Year Commissions  Cantinicd Indeafinitely

Expiring Reserve Commissions Are — Frozen By Army. Spokesman Reports

Army Freezes Reserve Status  Many Commissions Would Have Expired

Army Freezes Reserve Commissions Expiring Or Just About To Expire

Army Freezing Reserve Officer Commissions   Acts With Expiration Dates Near; Services Reveal Reserve Plans

COMMISSIONS ARE FROZEN IN ARMY RESERVES   Commissions About to Expire Kept in Force for Korean Crisis.

aaa  RE FROZEN   Five-Year Reserve Officers To Be Kept In Longer Periods

   Army Freezes All Reserve Commissions   Many Officers To  Stay On List  For Emergency

EXPIRATIONS HALTED BY MOVE =: Army Commissions {  "Frozen’” By Order

ezes Sawyer Support ms Further Powers   US Army Freezes S ts Commissions Fi   Expiration Dates For Reservists Are  Ordered Cancelled

Army Freezes Reserve Corp Commissions   Order Applies to Five Year Commissions that Are About to Expire

ARMY ‘FREEZES’ RESERVE OFFICERS   HALTS EXPIRATION OF COMMISSIONS DURING KOREAN WAR

Aveserves ‘Are Frozen  Commissions Will   Commissions Will No Longer Expire

Gale Slashes East Seaboard  At Least Eight Die In Extensive Storm

China Envoy Is Summoned  By British   Signs Point To Early Ree. ognition Of Commie Government

British Link To Red China Likely Today   Nationalist Envoy  Summoned to Foreign Office

Truman Ready To Take Price And Pay Powe:   President Willing For Rule But Says It Now Unnecessary

Down  Glade Town Sweets   Twelve Persons Killed In Shooting Fracas

House Passes Foreign Aid By Easy Vote   Action Comes Quickly After President's Plea For War Action

‘Impossible Rescue Succeeds   Clevelander Brings Marine In Sofely

Capt. Eugene &.° Harpe, Naval. Attache to U.S, Legation’. tn Bucharest; Wan Friend of Robort A. Vogelor Sentencéd to. Prison ‘This Week ‘by Hungerian: Peo: ple's Court, :

Vogeler Friend Found Dead In  Railway Tunnel Body Of Naval Attache ‘Found In Austria's U. 5. Tone; Hint At Murder

U.S. Attache And Vogeler's Friend Killed   Intrigue And Murder Hinted As Body Found At Alpine Rail Tunnel

Body Found In Kingsport   ‘Painter Discovered In Office On' Main

Says Fertilizer Shortage To Cut Farm Production   Potash Spokesman Sees Midwest And South As Hard Hit

Recuction in Crop Production Seen as Aftermath of Potash Workers’ Strike at Carlsbad

POTASH. DISPUTE WILL GUT CROPS IN VITAL ABFAS   Lack Of Fertilizer For South And Middle West Expected To Be More Disastrous To Nation Than Coa! Strike.

Potash Strike Menaces Crops   Called More Serious Than Coal Walkout

ROSSELLINI REGISTERS INGRID BERGMAN'S BABY OFFICIALLY AS HIS SON

lowa’s First Draftees Report For Army  “Induction   To Draft About 60-Men-a-Day During September

KKkKkkKK* BIGGEST AND FASTEST  U. S. PASSENGER LINER TO BE LAUNCHED TODAY

Youth Freed In Strangling of Iowa Co-ed   Reach Verdict After 12  Hours’ Deliberation; - Spectators CheerAction

JURORS VIEW COEDS DEATH AS ACCIDENT   SUI College Youth Found Innocent in 12 Hours of Deliberating.

PEDESTRIAN IS STRUCK BY CAR   Victim Suffers Deep Cuts On Head; Absolve  Driver of Blame

Tydings Seeks Fifth Office Term In “Better Than Average” Primary

Vote for Controls On Potato Crops  Senate Group Acts To End Surplus

JUSTICE DIEPT. SEEKS OK FOR WIRETAPPING   Souneds Out Congress on Lega Eeavesde-opping in Crime Wetec&ion. !

Legalized Wire Tapping Is Eyed   Modify Ban for Use in Court, Is Proposal

‘Department Of Justice ‘Sounding Out Solons ‘OnU. © Wire Tapping

LEGAL WIRETAPPING AIM OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT  FBI Seeks fo. Modify Existing Bans m Evidaneo in mee  wm len af Wires

JUSTICE DEPT. SEEKS OK FOR WIRETAPPING   Sounds Out Congress on Legal : Eavesdropping in Crime Detection.

Plane Plunge Near Highway Fatal To Two  Craft Demolished A: Wing Strikes Trees

AMERICANS FAVOR EUROPEAN ARMY   Big Three Expected to Conside Creation of Force With German Participation,

Arms Program  Cut Defended   President Says US Defense Best in Its Peacetime History   Army $4,177,000,000. Navy $3,985,000,000. Air Force $4,501,000,000.

Defenses In Best Shape Yet   ’ Never More Effective In Peace Time, says - Truman; Economy Ha: Not Cut Efficiency

Cut in Military Spending Gets Truman Okay   President Indicates Ceiling Won't Drop Belaw 213 Billion

Military Spending Slashes Defended  Truman Supports Johnson Economy Step

Johnson Defends Cut  In Spending   Advises Ceiling Will Not Be Less Than 13 Billion

U.S. Defense Strong, President Declares  Indicates Expenses Will Continue At SI3 Billion for Two Years

DEFENOE SPENDING TO CONTINUE HIGH FOR NEXT 2 YEARS   Lauis Johnson Indicates It Will Not Be Dropped Below §$13,000,000,000 a Year.   TRUMAN DEFENDS CUTS SECRETARY HAS MADE   Declares Armed Services Are as Strong as Any Time in Past When Nation Was Not at War.

U. §. Defense In Good Shape President Says   Situation Best Ever in Peace Times, Truman Says in Answer to Critic: Of Defense Program

Ceiling on Defense Costs to Remain at  13 Bilhon Figure   Administration Denies Any Economy Moves to Weaken U. S. Position

Defense Cut Is Defended By President   President Says Nation In Best Shape Of Any  Peacetime Period

Former Senator «Will Speak At Democrat Rally   Senator Umstead To Appear At Raven Knob Sept. 15

Good Afternoon!  In Today’s Journal   “She Won't Go Honky-Tonking Anymore” : Oklahoma Youth Blasts Wife With Shotqun After Arqument

Good Afternoon! In Today’s Journal      Oklahoma Youth Blosts Wife With Shataun After Arqument

STEEL WORKER BADLY INJURED   Plunges 40 Feet To Ground From Grade Separation Abutment

U.S., Britain and France Agree on New   Program for West Germany, Warn Russia   India Beats Russia to Punch In More to Seat Chinese Reds

Warn Russia Against Attack on Government   Prepare Nation to Join in Common Front Against Reds

Big Powers Prepare For War Moves  Western Germany Becomes Paft of Defense Program

Big 3 Permits Germany to Oraanize ‘Mobile Police’   Russia Is Warned Against Any Attack

Big 3 Agree On Germany's Red Defense   More Troops, German ‘Mobile Police’ Are In Agreement

‘Police’  For West Germany   One of Several Major Big Three Decisions; Seek to End State Of War With Germanv

ANY ATTACKS ON WEST WILL BRING ACTION   Three - Power Agreement Is Announced Today At Frankfurt

Agree On A German Arms Plan   West Government Will Be Permitted To Have “Mobile Police Formations”

Will Aid In Defense Of Europe   Many Other Vital Decisions Reached On German Problem:

Big Three Revise Policy  For Germany   Foreign Ministers Present Major Decisions on Occupation Policy; Propose End of State of War.

GOVERNMENT IS TO BE ALLOWED MOBILE POLICE   Allies Will End State Of War; Pledge Defense Against Attack

Big 3 to Fight Attack Against West Germany   “Mobile Police” to Be Permitted; Reds Are Chief Target

Will End State Of War with Former Enemy   Agree to 10 Defend Germans from Foreign Attack

Big Three Moves Against the Reds   Agree to Permit Wester Germany to Organize  “Mobile Police”   HAVE COMMON FRONT    Action Is Also Taken te  End State of War With  Germany

Five Other Major Decisions All Designed to Give. Former Enemies Greater Control Over Own Affairs and Let Them Aid in Defense

Big 3 to End State of War With Germany   Nation Permitted to Or vanize Mobile Police to Deal With Communists

Neighbors Watch Father Kill Girl Runaway Daughter Siain in Backyard

County Judges Asked to Oppose Gas Tax Law   Doubt Expressed in Letter About Pledge Of Rural Road Aid

2 Witnesses May Unlock Gambling Probe  Henchmen Of Slai   Henchmen Of Slain Gargotta To Talk To Inquirers Today

PARTNERS OF MOBSTERS IN SENATE PROBE   ‘tavestigators Seek Tw: Witmesses Described as  ‘Henchmen of Slain Kensas City Men   PLAN SPECIAL INQUIRY

SENATORS SEEK MYSTERY WIRE NETWORK KEY   Gargotta’s Partners Summened ; Senate Approves Gaming Inquiry

Senate Group Sets Special Gaming Study   Separate Inquiry Into Operations In U.S. Wins Close Vote

WOULD SOLVE MYSTERY — _ Senate Gambling Probers Seek Key To Race Wires

Senate Gambling Probe Seeks Key to Race Wire   Cohort of Slain Kansas City Gangster Asked About Network

Acheson Tags State’s Foe Mad. Vicious   He And Trunhn Take Offensive In Fight Against  MeCarthy’« Charges

Acheson, Truman Fire Broadsides At Red Charges   Closed Session Of Senate Group Is Held Today

Cabinet Official Takes Offensive Against Senator  Acheson Denounces   Acheson Denounces McCarthy's Charges As 'Mad, Vicious'

U. S. Officials Defend State Department   Acheson Scores McCarthy Attack

RED CHARGES DENOUNCED BY DEAN ACHESON  Secretary Hits at Me. Carthy’s Attacks i His Dea.  Againgst

Truman And Acheson Hit Red Charges   State Secretary Raps ‘Mad, Vicious Loyalty Attack

Leaders of U. S. Swat McCarthy On Red Inquiries   Acheson Denounces Attack by Senator; Truman to Be Heard in Address Tonight.

Demos T?ke Offense On Red Issue   Truman Prepares To Defend Entire Loyalty Program

Battle on Price of Milk and Bread Stirs Grocers, Farmers at Superior

Bread and Milk War in Superior   Dairy Farmers, Bakers on Warpath for Hiaher Prices

Subcommittee Trims Truman's Request For Reclamation Work; Bans Power Lines

U.S. Clamps Freeze on All Surplus Sales   All Property Wiil Be Screened for Possible Needs in Defense

Grand Jury Fixes Blame in Disaster   Accuse Railroad, State And Federal Regulating Bodies for Deaths of 32

Three Blamed for Train Disaster  State and Federal Government, Roilrosd at

Wreck Blamed On State, U. S.   Grand Jurors Also Attack Railroad

WEATHER IS “IDEAL”   Fair, Mild Conditions ~ re Forecast for Kansas Areas

Truman Asks  Fast Tax 0. K.   Express Willingness To Wait Profit Levy

Employment In Union County Continues Steady   Coal Strike Situation Has Not Affected Loca! Industry, Rogers Says

STRIKE MAKES FEW-JOBLESS—   Union County Firms Not Yet Affected  By Miners’ Walkout

President Is Cruising Along Chesapeake Bay  Has No Comment To Make On Korean War Developments

Troops ‘Well Placed’ In Defense Positions   Outnumbered And Outgunned Americans Driven South Of Kum River — Gallant Rearguard  Action Slows Communict<

Planes Destroy 38 Red Tanks  Air Force Makes 229 Sorties at Warfront

NEW RUSSIAN - MADE TANKS G0 INTO ACTION FOR RED KOREANS IN MAJOR BATTLE - DRIVE LAUNCHED ON TAEGU   Pohang Is Reported Lost te Communists For Second Time; General MacArthur Gives 24-Hour Report on Casualties  For Foe; Main Threats from North and East

84 RUSS-MADE TANKS THROWN INTO BATTLE   Reds Advance Through Crumbling Defenses _ At Great Cost

—'AIRPORT WON British and Aussies in  12-Mi. Push   ROKS BATTLE OUT OF WONSAN

British, Aussie Soldiers Cross 38th Parallel  North Korea Leader Rejects MacArthur  Cc... le lm™tCis

Australians, British Join UN Advance   North Korean Premier Turns Down MacArthur’s Order To Surrender

Australians And British  Join Drive   Gen. Walker Pavs Visit To Wonsan, Still Under Fire

Yanks Capture Yuga 12 Miles Above Border   Reds Ordered to Fight To the Last Against ‘American Agaression’

BY-PASS HED FANATICS IN —_TAWE NORTH   Americans Capture Town of Yuga, 12 Miles North of 38th Line.

Korean Communists Told to Battle On Against Aggressors   Fight to the Last,” Orders Enemy Leader, as Allied Forces Continue Their Drive Above 38th Parallel.

Signs Seen Korea Reds Weakening  Premier Orders Last Ditch Fight

South Koreans Advance North And West Out Of Captured Wonsan In Pursuit Of Fleeing Enemy Forces   CAPTURE TOWN TWELVE MILES ABOVE PARALLEL

Double Drive On Pyongyang Next Maneuvel   Communists. Scorn Surrender, Pledge Fight tc Death

Advance More Than 12 Miles Into Red Korea Around Reds Ordered to Fight to the Last; South Koreans Sweep Past Captured Wonsan

Americans, British And Australians By-Pass Fanatical Defenders   Americans Capture Yuga And Hold It Against Counter-Attacks, Spread The Wonsan Foothold.

Korean Reds Reject Peace   ‘Fight 10 Death’ Premier Tells Communist Soldiers

American Warplanes Blast Two Towns Held By Reds In Spite Of Bad Weather

U.S. Fighters Blast Towns Held by Reds   Carrier Planes, Join Attack on 2 South Korea Bases

U.S. Planes Blast 2 Red-Held Cities   Carrier Planes Join Attack in S. Korea For 4th Day in Row

U:S, PLANES BLAST 2 RED-HELD TOWNS IN SOUTH KOREA   Bad Weather Fails To Halt Raids; Carrier Airmen: Join Assault

American Planes Blast Communist Powns In Korea   Bad Weather Is No Obstacle To force

President And Attlee Face Big Decisions   They'll Affect Many Millions OF World;  Time Growing Short

STATE'S COTTON YIELD DECLINES   ‘Croop Of 200,000 Bales,  Smallest Since 1875, Fore cast

Three-Pronged Wreck Probe ls Under Way  Troop-Train Crash Death Toll Is 33; 50 Others Iniured

CRASH PROBED   Three- Pronged Investigation Launched ‘Into Collision Which Killed 88: Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Yesterday.

TROOP-TRAIN CRASH PROBED   Three- Pronged — Investigation Launched Into Collision Which Killed 33 Pennsytvania National Guardsmen Yesterday.

State’s Sept. Selectees Hikes   Pennsylvania Will Provide 3,503 Men Instead of 1,401

COURT MOURKS JUDGE TURNER   Death of Judge Edward C. Turner Occurs In Columbus Wednesday — Successor to be Appointed by Governor Lausche.

Pian Protest In Ship Attack   U. S. Vessel Strafed Off Chinese Port

NO ASSAULT WEST SECTOR   News Vendor Beaten By Youths In Single Incident Reported

COMMIE PUTS CH PROVES TO BE ANOTHER PARADE   Half-Million Disciplined East German Youths March In Downpour   NO INCIDENTS MAR RED DEMONSTRATION

No Violence From ‘Reds’  In Germany  East German March   East German March Turns Out To Be  Peaceful Parade

RALLY SUNDAY IS PEACEFUL   Display Mocks the West; Stalin and Soviet Eulogized

Trouble Fails To Materialize  At Red Show   Allies Taunted For Precautions As Half Million Rain-Sodden  Communist Youths March

Attack on News Vendor Is Only Incident of Day   Parade Mocks West and Eulogizes Stalin; Big Hand Given Troopers

Half Million Kast German  Youths Mareh  West Is Caricatured. Ce ee a   West Is Caricatured., Mocked in Parade: Precautions Paw Off

East German Youths March in Day-Long Rain   Parade in Berlin Mocks and Caricatures the West But Not an Incident Mars Vast Demonstration.

Damp Little Reds Chant Hate Songs   Communist Rally to Mock West Falls Short of Advertising Blurb

Frequent Showers Discourage Anti-Communist Hooters; Biggest Hand Reserved For 10, 000 Jackbooted Troop erg

NO ASSAULT ATTEMPTS ON WEST SECTOR   News Vendor Beaten By Youths In Single Incident Reported

tast German Communists Put On Show   Mossed Legions. Make Fun Of West And  Euloaize Stalin

Only One ‘Incident Is Reported  In Berlin   Eastern Berlin’s Whitsuntide Rally Turns Out Just Another Parade

Berlin Is Quiet On Whitsuntide   Communist Youths Parade And Jeer At West, But No Disorders Or Accidents Mark The Dey

No ‘Putsch’ Results From Rally; Shouts Recall ‘Sieg Heils’ in Days of Nazi Turnouts

Long-Advertised Rally Of East German Youth Passes Without Trouble   Half-Million Marching Reds Jeer At Western Powers In Biggest Soviet Show Since War: Peovle’s Police Cheered

Anonymous Note Gives Scone Clue   Lays Down Certain Conditions for Re- © vealing Whereabouts

Congress Puts On Speed fo Enlarge Army   Enlisted Men to Be ‘Frozen’ in Army For Next 12 Months

Congressmen Act To Meet War Needs   Rapid Action Slated to Grant Truman’s Requests; May Extend Draft Age Next to  Or

Senate Acts Quickly To Q.K. Moves   Army Calla Back Some Reservists For Active Duty

Press‘Action on Plan to-Expand Armed Forces   Senators Speed Moves To Give President Broad Authority

Senate Presses Action On Truman  Plan To Expand U.S. Armed Forces   SAGER 2 AVG Ue Wo SRESHCU FULL,  Limited Call Issued For Reservists For Active Duty And Approval Seen For Two  eee oe . re

Truman Call May Get OK By Nightfall   Armed Force Limit ‘irst To Be Lifted

SEN c “0 PXPAND U.S. ARMY POWER   Speeds Removal on Manpowe: Limit; Higher Draft Age Expected.

Senate Moves To Expand  Armed Forees   Expect Quick Approval Of All Plans Offered  By President Truman

SENATE ACTS TO EXPAND U. S. ARMY POWER   Speeds Removal on Manpower Limit; Higher Draft Age Expected.

Full Speed Given To Truman Plan To Expand Forces   Armed Seryices Are Calling Some Reserves; Next Move May Extend Draft ta 35

FAST EXPANSION OF U. S. ARMED FORCES PLANNED   Senators Speed To Give Truman Authority To Enlarge Strength — Some Reserves Called.

SENATORS RUSH TO HELP CHIEF   Brood Powers Would Be Grant. ed President To Expond Fighting Forces

Manpower Limit May Be Removed Before Nightfall   Service Branches Issue Active Duty Call To Reserves

Look Over Air Sites   Four Missouri and Two Kansas Spots Considered For Air Academy

‘Open Mind on the Subject’ English Vicar Trains for Bout With Ghost Tuesday

10,000 Bantists Meet In Chicago   93rd Assembly Opens At Chicago Coliseum

BAPTISTS FROM SOUTH GREETED   10,000 Messengers Officially Welcomed At Chicago Meeting

Reds Must Cease Fire First, U. S. Says, Rejecting Nehru Peace Plan

U.S. Rejects Peace Plan For Korea  Red Cease-Fire Must Come First

Lattimore Swears McCarthy Told a Pack of Lies   Never Promoted Red Cause Anywhere, the Professor Declares.

If J. Frank Dalton Is Really Jesse James He Surely Is Ruining a First Class Outlaw

TRUSTEES HEAR BOTH SIDES IN DEAN DISPUTE   Illinois U. President Says Im portant Bowen Issues Not Brought Out.

Truman Calls Pep Meeting   Lausche Indecision. Adds Disquiet Note

TRUMAN TO MEET "PARTY GOVERNORS   President Will Give. Them Private Pep Talk: Stump Tour Shaping Up

President Calls: Demo Governors  Pop Talk Scheduled After Ohie ‘Discord’

President, Governors  Will Confer   Only Disquieling Note Among Democrats Is That of Frank Lausche of Ohio   Truman ods Expected to Campaign to Aid Candidates

State Heads’ Will Gather    President Will Have  Governors To Lunch

New King of Siam Returns to Take Throne, Bury Slain Brother and Marry Princess

J-zzling Ceremeoul_s Set : New Siamese King Comes Tome in Great Pageantry

Boyle Ponders Mystery of Korean Airport, Dealing Out Death, Receiving Wounded

New Pension Battle Looms In Legislature   ‘State-County Fight Over Aid Payments Expected to Break

Welfare Top Issue as State Solons Convene   Legislators Confront Big Budget, Slot Machine Rille Monday

Help In Sight On City Routes   State Promises Aid On Maintaining Highway Streets

Highway Aid for Cities -- If Gas Tax Hike Wins  State Will Take Over   State Will Take Over Maintenance as Fast As Funds Permit

Aid Pledged Cities Having State Road: On Their Streets  Promise Depends on Outcome of Gas Tax Incrence Flectian

Commission Replies to  Mayors’ Grouy  ew. o Sa (ai   Will Give Aid to Hi-ways in Cities  If Gas Tax Passes

WAYNE CO. RESTAURANT DYNAMITED   Mt. Erie Cafe Blasted, Two Adjacent Stores Damaged in Latest Flareup in Fairfield Area.   " NO CONNECTION WITH SHELTONS   Two Men Seen Leaving Scene Held by Sheriff; Will Be Given Lie Detector Tests. .

TO BE CAGE COACH   H. C. Stuart Named to Top Basketball Post at Liberty Memorial High

TO BE CA   H. C. Stuart Named to Tor Basketball Post at Liberty Memorial High

Gold Held In $100,000 As Fuchs’ Accomplice   FBI Charges Philadelphian Met British Spy In Cambridge, Mass.

Arrest Follows Data Supplied By Klaus Fuchs   Harry Gold Admits He Had Contacts With British Atom Expert

Harry Gold, 39, Accused of Taking Atomic Secrets From Dr. Fuchs and Giving Them to Russia,   JAILED IN DEFAULT OF §100,000 BAIL   Suspect Said to Have Admit ted Contacts With British Prisoner and Detailed His Activities,

Charged With ‘Dealing’ \ith British Spy   Jailed in Default of $100,000 Bail; Arrest Follows Talks by Investigators With Former Atom Scientist.

Philadelphia Man Held For Dealings With Klaus Fuchs   Chemist Harry Gold, 39  Admitted Contacts, Say Federa] Authorities

Milwaukee Civic Leader Is Dead  Walter Kasten Headed   Walter Kasten Headed Community Fund Drive

Acheson Draws Confidence Vote   Key Senate, House Members in Accord With State Official on West Defense

Five Years for Boaz After Binge  Spent Six Months ond $19,000 Navy Funds

Pettibone Club Is Closed   Geauga Grand Jury Returns Indictments

Senate’s Vote On FEPC Is Set For F riday  End Of Debate On Civil Rights Bill

VOTE TO CURB FEPC DEBATE IS DUE FRIDAY   36 Senators Sign Cloture To Force Ballot; One Hitch Seen

SENATE TRYING TO GAG DEBATE IN FEPC BATTLE   More Than Enough tors Sign Peti tion To Foree Vote —Southerners Expect To Beat Racial

Enough Senators Sign Petition to Force FEPC Vote   To Decide Whether to Choke off Further Debate on Motion

SENATORS PLAN TO PUSH VOTE ON FEPC BILL   Action Expected Friday as to Continued Debate on Employment Measure

36 Senators In Favor Of Vote On Cloture  Senate To Decide Friday On FEPC  ebhate Limit

CLOTURE VOTE WILL BE TAKEN   More Than Enough Senators Sign Petition To Bring Up Measure

Senate Ballot On FEPC Bill Slated Friday   Southerners Claim Debate Limit Move Will Be Rejected

 They’ll Vote On Whether To Vote  Key Ballot Planned For Friday On Mixed-Up FEPC Procedure

Galveston Dry Again After Record Rain  Merchants Heaviest   Merchants Heaviest Losers as Water Does Half Million Damaae

PUERTO RICAN REGISTRATIONS START SUNDAY   Plebiscite On New Isle Constitution Slated Next June

Churchill Urges Wes To Hold Secret Peace Talks With Russians  Asks High-Level Parleys While America Still Has Atom Bomb Superiority

Silence Covers Serious Plight In Northwest   Parachutes Drop Supplies To Americans Trapped In Reservoir Sector

Churchill Asks Big 3 Meeting  Seek Peace Conference   Seek Peace Conference While U.S. Has A-Bomb Edge, Leader Urges

News Day, Night   Churchill Proposes ‘Top-Level Meeting Of West And Russia      Would Act Now, While U. S. Possesses Atomic Bomb Superiority

Big Three Leaders Reportedly Devote Meeting to Debate on German Issue

BIG THREE DEBATE REICH REARMING   Top Experts On Germany Called To Conference

Rearmament Of Germany Under Discussion   Big Three Leaders Take Up Issue in Second Meeting

Corning AsksState Water Commission About Power to Regulate Artificiality

Put Off China Problem Until First Of Week   Delegations Want Time For Private Talks On Question

UN. Puts Off China Debate   Assembly Action On Seating of Reds Waits Priyate Talks

PUT OFF DEBATE   U.N. General Assembly to Resume China Seating  Next- Week

Surprise Move in Belgium Crown Crisis   Deveze Asked to Form Cabinet by Prince Regen*

New Cabine Requested In Belgium  Prince Asks Head   Prince Asks Head Of Liberal Party To Form Cabinet

Battle Starts Over Leopold  Anti Leader Asked to Form New Cabine

Anti-Leopold Faction Will  Form Cabinet   Deveze Named Premier In Surprise Move, But Chances Seen As Sian

STERILIZATION OF PATIENT BY SURGEON HALTED.   Catholic Hospital Claims Doctor Violated Code Of Ethics   TEXAN SAYS PUBLIC SUPPORTS HIS ACTION

Papers Threaten Split in Austria   Communist Newspaper: Say Country May Be Split Like Germany

FLUM ESTATE IS GIVEN AT $10,500; ~ LETTERS GRANTED   Widow, Daughter and Sor Are Heirs of Late Newtown Resident   Letters Granted Also in The - Bair, Dubbs, Yergey and : Kirsten Estates

NEWTOWN WIDOW NAMED ADMINISTRATRIX HERE   New Hope Father Left His Taproom to His Son   PROBATE OTHER WILLS

U.S. Troops’ Swift Drive  Closing Trap   Link-up With Forces Near Seoul Threatens to Cut Off Thousands of Reds  pO ee  Se ee

Enemy. Is Reported In a Panic After Gigantic Blow From Sky ‘Along the Naktong River Front

Mine Operation Situation fs Not Definite   Part Of Miners In Westerr Pennsylvania Fail To Return To Work   ROVING PICKETS IN LEADING ROLE

Plan No Soybean Acreage Allotment   Farmers May Plant All They Please, ‘PMA Office Reports.

San Gabriel Will Furnish Ice, Snow   € of © to Haul in Enough  Ta Give Kids Chance \ To Remo in it

100 Families Rescued From Flooded Areas   Emergency Status Declared In City As Crisis Mounts

PEOPLE OF YUGOSLAV ¢. TOWN OF PERLEZ AREN'T ASHAMED OF CLOTHES NOW

Senafor Wants U.S. Help For Undergrounds  Wiley Prapases To Stir Up Trouble In  Communict Nations

Senator Asks Funds to Aid Underaround   Congress Urged To Help Guerrilla Bands in Russia

Solon Urges U. S. Aid Underground  Groups In Russia, Satellite Areas

Urges VJ. S. to Use Sabotage   Wiley Says Situction in Rusia, China, Red Sete! ‘lites Fovors Formentiag Trovble

Arm Guerrillas in Soviet Area, Wiley Proposal   Counter-Revolutions Fertile Field for Allies, His Claim

Costello Avers He  Knows Nothing Of Current Gambling   Alleged Betting Overlorc ‘Not Qualified’ To Give  Probers Information

Costello Not  Gambler Now,  He Declares Save. Up Pe Up Bookmakins  achnines.   Gave Up Bookmaking And Slot-Machines, He. Testifies; Denies Tieun to ‘Syndicate’

Costello Says He's Given Up Rackets Trade   Ex-Gambler Tells. Prober: ‘He Can't Tell About Gambling

COSTELLO SAYS HE'S NO LONGER GAMBLING MAN   Former Bookie, Slot Machine Baron No Help To Senate

SAYS HE IS NOT GAMBLING KING   Gives Probers Two Hard Conclusions  On Halting Chances

Costello Begs OF In Gambling Pry  Says He’s Not Qualified To Talk

Costello Denies He Is Gambler   Tells Committee He’s Not Qualified to Tell About Crime.

JUDITH COPLON PLEA UP TODAY   Argument Is Based On Claims Of Newly Discovered Evidence

New Trial Plea Made for Judy   Federal District Court Set Aside Time to Hear Judith Coplan’s Plea

Move Jo Force Fleven Reds To Start Terms  Eloven Convicted Communist Leaders bane Imee Boil likeark

‘U.S. Seeks ‘To Reyoke Bail For 11 Reds   Leaders to Show . Cause Thursday for Not Beginning Sentences

ARMY FORCED OUT OF VITAL RAIL CENTER   17 Heavy Red Tanks Knocked Out In Battle

TO BEGIN ON UNION   State Architect Says Work May Start in Two, Three Weeks

TN NTT a Le  Surviving Nurse’s Aide Suffers Near Collapse At Probe

Chinese Reds’ Leader — Says Nationalist-Soviet 2 . Pact Top Talk Subject

Reds Say They Will Invade South Korea   Plan to Capture Seoul, Set Up “Urified' Gov't.

General Clay Has Charge of Defense   Maps Plans for Possible Atomic Attack; Named by Governor

General Clay Is Named N. Y. State Defense Chief   Leo V. Lanning of Buffalo Also Named To the C-D Commission

RAMPAGE LEAVES EIGHT INJURED  Youth Takes Hot Toddy and Look What Happened!

22 KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   FIVE AMERICANS AMONG VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT IN INDIA

India Air Crash Jakes 22 Lives  Death List Includes Five Americans

22 Killed In Plane Crash   Aircraft Falls Into Mimalayan Foothills

5 Americans, 17 Others Killed   Die in Plane Crash In New Delhi, India;  Cause is Unknown

22 Persons Die In Airways Cras   "Tragedy Occurs in India; U.N. Observer Iu One of Those Killed

Plane Crash Fatal to 22   Five Americans Among Victims of Tragedy in Himalayan Foothills.

22 Lives Lost In Indian Air Crash   Five Americans Are Included Among) Victims: U. S. General Misses Ship

INDIAN PLA CRASH KILLS 2]   Chief Of U. N. Military Observers In Kashmir One Of Victims

Phone Strikers Seek Aid From  Other Unions   Deadlock Tn Parleys With Western Electric On New Wage Unbroke

Ask New Pickets To Aid Union in Telephone Tieup   Only Four Cents Stops Settlement Of Hit-Run Strike

TWO K. U. STUDENTS DIE IN COLLISION   James Miller of Claflin, Pat. rick Baker, Minneapolis, Are Victims

Not Bad’ Says President Of War Situation  Baffling To Many On Capitol Hill

President Says Shooting War Not Probable  Truman Stirs Bewilderment With Statement

Capitol Bewildered By Truman Statement      His Appraisal of World Situation Doesn’t Jibe With Those of His Two Highest Military Advisers,

Truman Says Outlook Bette In Cold War With Russia; Stirs Some Bewilderment

Truman Right, Advisors Wrong?   He Savs Things Looking Better Abroad

Truman Goes Optimistic on War Outlook   Terms Situation Not - As Bad as in 1946,  Despite Warnings by Bradley and Johnson

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   ROBERT KNIGHT IS ABOARD USS CORAL SEA

STATE GRANGE ENDS SESSIONS   More Attention Should Be Given Rural Roads, Group Claims

Farm Fund Boost Slated For Vote   Senate Group Gives Fund Bill Approval On Federal Program

Sent Up For Vote Senate Group Approves Boost  In Farm Funds For Next Yeat

Use OfT-HLaw Prospect Slight  Committee Schedulec 7. Term Mawn idag

1-H LAW'S USE NOW UNLIKELY   Senate Labor Committee Not Expected To Approve Resolution

T.-H. Use In Coal Unlikely  Senate Group Won’t Ask Truman Action

Sen. Langer Collapses After 5-Hour Talk   Opponents Promise fo Conlinue Fight After Reeess

Measure Approved, 57 To 10   Bjll Written Into Law After Night-Long Filibuster; Senator Langer Faints

Anti-Red Law Passed; Veto Easily Beaten   Sen. Langer Collapses On Senate Floor As He Filibusters; Sen. NRanclac Tiree Sahe

Filibuster Delays Vote Of Senators   Marathon Talkfest by Opponents of Bill; Langer Collapses.

Weary Senate Smashes Lone ries  Senators Held in   Long Sessi n Tn Earce a Vote

6 Italian Reds Slain By Police  3 Million Workers Call Protest Strike

Premier Plans For Cabinet of ltaly To Quit   Three Million Strike Bringing Violence In Which Six Killed

Start "Em Later In School?  Boys Are Duller Than Girls, Educator Says   “IW ALL LIKELIHOOD.

Man Hasn't a Chance! Trails From Birth   Girls Get Better Grades, Boys Get Frustrated, Educator Points Out

{t Takes Science To Find This Out? Girls Smarter than Boys—Sooner And Longer—Educator Announces

NEW POWERS FOR TRUMAN QUESTIONED   Congressional GOP  ~ Group Opposes Too Much Authority for White House.

New Electoral Plan Backed   House Unit Favors Senate-Passed Bill

President Says U. S. Security and World Peace Are at Stake  Calls on All Americans to “Work   Calls on All Americans to “Work Together’ to Meet Grave Threat

NEEDS GREAT, TRUMAN SAYS IN U. S. TALK   President Confident Of Final Victory In Korea

Truman Tells Nation Peace  Is At Stake In Korea War   He Calls Upon All To Tighten Belts.. Work Together ‘To Make Nation, World Secure In Present Threat

“Truman Tells Nation Its Security & Peace Are At Stake InKorea   Urges Cooperation in Limited Buying; Asks Nation to Work Together to Meet Red Threat

$89,000,000 IS WANTED FOR TRUTH “VOICE”   President Says Aim Is to Crush Soviet Jamming of Radio

Fund Proposed  In Truth Drive   President Seeks Million: Toe Connter Pronacanda

Sensational — Story May Be Uncovered   Sen. O'Conor -_ Criticizes ‘"Secrecy" on Exports to Reds

Murder in the Bali Park?  ‘Loyal’ Red Sox Follower Warns Four Yank Stars To Stay Away trom Bostos

Congress to Get President's Tax Message Monday  Chief to Ask for Cut Of $750,000, Hike in Corporation Revenue

New Tax Plans Due on Monday   Truman, Top Financial Advisers Work On Final Draft of Message

TRUMAN PLANS. REDUCTION IN EXCISE TAXES   White House Would More Than Make Up Loss With Higher Corporation Levies.

‘Truman To Ask Congres: For Cut In  Excise Taxes   Reduction To Be Made Up Through Higher Corporation Tax, It Is Reported

Truman Will Send Tax Message to Conaress Monday  Final Touches Are Put on Proaram

Corporation Boost Likely To Be Asked   Most Proposals Reportedly To Be In General. Terms

CIVILIAN DEFENSE ACCORD SOUGHT   Congress Unit Hopes To Agree On Vital Measure

Commerce Dept. Says U.S. Oil Shipped lo Reds  24,000 bro ums Went

Order Troops Out to Batile Floods   Additional Damag:   Additional Damage Heaped on California Crops

Soldiers and Guardsmen Mobilized Fo: Duty In Flooded Mid-Western Area

Order Troops Out to Battle Floods   Additional Damage Heaped on California Crops

SOLDIERS ORDERED TO VINCENNES, IND. TO BATTLE FLOOD   High Waters Also Plague Mississippi and Tennessee —Guards Stand By for Any Emergency.   RIVERS ARE RECEDING IN MISSOURI, ILLINOIS   Ice-Locked Memphis Begins to Thaw Out—California Freeze Causes Heavy Crop Damage.

FLOODS, COLD WREAK HAVOC IN TWO AREAS   ‘Soldiers Rushed to Flooded Indiana Town: West Coast Has Freeze.

Soldiers Tackle Flooded Areas; Citrus Crop Hit  4.000 Midwestern  ee Rey ewe v8

Freeze Damage To California Crop Heavy   Unexpected Cold Blas’ Hits Citrus; Soldiers Eiaht Midwoct Elaade

Soldiers Mobilized For Flood Fighting; Coldwave Fades Out   Eight Hundred Guardsmen Are Rushed From Fort Knox to Indiana As 4000 Forced to Leave Homes

GUARDSMEN ARE ORDERED INTO FLOOD SECTOR   Rains Drench Midwest While Cold Blast Damages Coast Citrus Crop Again

Weather In New Blows   New Blect of Cold Hits California Crops, Flood Criss Neer in Midwest

GIRLS SET FREE IN PHONE THEFT   Oral Confession Of Taking More Than $100,000 Not Enough To Hold Them— Bulging Brassieres.

UAN . PRUs ae Phone Firm Coin Counting Girls Who Stuffed Brassieres With Over $100,000 May Go Free

Technicalities Arise in Case  Block Prosecutian In Theft of Money

Legal Technicalities May Block Prosecution Of Miami Girls Who Confessed Phone Company Robbery

‘Bra’ Thefts Admitted But Telephone Official Refuses To Sign Complaint

Fight Girls Who Admit Taking More Than $100,000 Released For Time  Given Freedom In Custody Of Their Attorney While Case Is Studied; Tell Of Taking QOuarteare While Caunting.

Storms Hit In 2 States   _ Aayham Inmate Is °Wisconsin Victim; 25 Hurt In Arizona *

Storms Kill. One: Damage Over Million   Ternado Rips Through Wisconsin While 90- Mile Winds Batter Phoenix, Arizona

Vassar Senior, 22, Seen in New York Is Taken to Home   Alice Lindaliay Reported in State of Memntal Confusion; Details Are Not Given

S cornec 1 Death ‘Edna St. Vincent Millay, ‘Noted Poetess, Dies At 58

FAMOUS WOMAN POET SUCCUMBS   Edna St. Vincent Millay Found Dead Alone In Her Home — Won Many Awards,

History Units Meet Saturday  Pupils 11 Schools To Con¥€ne in Tipton

YOUNG ATHLETES IN STADIUM SHOW   Finals in Interscholasti¢ Track and Field Meet This Afternoon  RELAYS TOMORROW

Dairy and Milk  Prices To Rise   New High for Milk In 1951 Predicted

Delegates Study French Proposal   Suggest Parliament Control Coal, Steel Production

French Project  Merger of Coal, Stee!   Merger of Coal, Steel Industry a War Curb

Six Nations Study Plans For Meraer   Laborites Seek Vote of Confidence On Coal-Steel Pool

STUDY A PROPOSAL   French Have Plan to Con trol Coal and Steel Production

Delegates Study Coal-Steel Plan   European Nations Continue Meeting On Industry Merger

CERMANS REMOVE ~ STEEL EMBARCO   East, West Zones Join Te Boost Greater Flow Of Trade

RUSSIANS 10 GET. GERMAN STEE}   4 ae & ALLIED-SPONSORED EMBARGO  ON SHIPMENTS TO SOVIET ZONE LIFTED.

Western Germany  bifke Gaal Dan Bihid JIVUi DOL  Trade Agreement Made with Reds

Red Casualties Put At 200,000   10,000 North Korean: Taken Prisoner, Army Says

Senate Approves Yugoslavian Aid   $50,000,000 Bill Sent To House For Vote

Youths Sought OnFamed Peak   Chris Reynolds And Friend Missing Six Days

Sil Leads Effort to Get H-Bomb Plant for Southern Illinois Area   A-Commission is Interested in 300,000 Acre Tract

National Emergency Not Here Yet, President Tells Press Conference

DenhamActing On Own For Coal Dispute   Truman Says He Did Not Order NLRB Counsel To Seek Injunction

Truman Has No. Plans to Intervene In Pact Dispute  ee ee ee: ee eS   Leader Asserts He Alone Will Determine When Action Needed

President Says That When Proper Time Comes He Will Act Against Lewis.

No Change By President On Coal Status   Tells Reporters That He Plans No Intervention

Truman Disclaims Part In Denham Injunction Suit Against Strikers

COAL MOVE FAILS TO STIR TRUMAN   President Says Counsel For NLRB Acted Alone In Court Order Bid

President Declares Still No Crisis And He Alone Will Decide   Numerous Operators Plan To Withhold Monthly Royalty Payments Due Tomorrow.

Truman Not Yet Ready fo Act In Coal Strike —  President Reports NLRB Counsel! Acted " On Own Initiative

President Says No Emergency Yet In Existence   Court Order Asked By Denham In Suit

PRESIDENT SAYS DENHAM ACTED ‘ON HIS OWN’   DENIES BLESSING FEDERAL APPEAL FOR COURT ACTION

‘Action Was Denham’s, Truman Says   NLRB Counsel Went To Court In Coal Dispute After Telling White House

Truman Refuses To Take Steps In Mine Strike  NLRB Official Working Alone Savs President

President Keeps Out Of Dispute   Still No Emergency In Nation’s Supplies Of Coal, President Tells Newsmen

Claims No  Lmergency Exists Yet   NLRB Requests Injunction Against Lewis And UMW

President Indicates NRLB Head's Court Action Plea Was Not White House Move

Replies Spray News Field at ().-A. Session   Denham Acted on Own In Appeal to Court— Vaughan to Remain— Bvrnes Is Free Agent

White House Denies Plans To Infervene   President Says NLRB Counse! Acted on Own

Truman Disavows  Denham ‘Blessing  Says NLRB Counsel Acted on ‘His Own’

President Says NLRB On Its Own In Coal Dispute   Truman Steers Clear Of Injunction Move; > Still No Emergency

Lewis Faces New Battle in Courts   Sen. Taft Thinks Onls President Has Right to Brine Such Action

President Formally Announces That He Has No Intentions for the Present of Stepping Into the Soft Coal Dispute.

Truman Keeps Hands Off in Plea to Court   White House Move Still Unwarranted, President Declares

Injunction  Suit Filed  By Denham NLRB Chief Acts Ma. hind In Move

Declares Denham Acts On His Own   No Immediate Relief Seen In NLRB Action

‘Truman Says No Emergency  In Coal Supply      President Has No Plans At Present For - Strike Intervention

Truman Says Denham Acted ‘On His Own’   President Still Sees Ne National Emergency in Coal Strikes

TrumanSays Denham Acted On His OwninCoalSiiuation   ‘President Adds That ‘Counsel Conferred With White House Before Acting; Lewis’  ' Rid ann*® Eads Panis 28k

Denham Acting On Own in Coal   eeking Injunction NLRB’s Idea, Iruman Says

President in Interview, Sees No Emergency  Does Not Bless or Unbless New Move

Still Aloof On Coal   _President says Denham - On Ownin Court Action: Denies an Emergency

President Says He’s in Constant Touch With Supply, Would Actif He Decided Situation Was Critical

National Labor Board's Court Action Doubtful   Hearing Jan. 26 May Have Little Effect on Output

No Emergency Yet in Mines, Says Truman   Repeats He Will Act When Necessary, but Denies He Supports  Denham Court Actior

No Emergency Now Exists, Truman Claims; Says He’s ‘In Touch’   Taft Says Denham Move Not To Help   No Intervention Necessary At This Time, Presi dent Claims

‘Denham Acted Or Own’ In Coal Tilt President Says   ‘Can’t Bless Him Or Unbless Him,’  Truman Declares

Truman Still Insists No  Coal Emergency Exists; NLRB Action ‘Separate’

fo WATCHING READY 10 AGT AT ANY TIME   Dynamite Explosion Wrecks Giant Power Shovels; Digger Beaten.

White House Kept Advised On Coal Move  Not His Jeb to Bess NLRB Counsel's Acts,

Denham Acted (1 Own In Seeking Court Injunction   Truman Repeats No Coa Emergency Exists As Yet.

Still Feels There is No Emergency   President States NLRB Counsel Had Consulted White  House on Move

No Emergency in Nation Yet, His Contention  NLRB Counsel Kept President Informed on Pending Course

NEWSMEN TOLD HE ALONE WILL DECIDE ISSUE   He'll Move Against Miners When Time  Comes, Promise

Truman Says He Has No Plans To Intervene In Coal Contract Dispute

Coroner Studying Death of Collegian  B-W Senior Dies Of Bullet Wound

Italy Crippled By Red Strike   Many Sent Back to Work As Police Mobilize

Hagaman, Santa Claus in Emporia  Governor Dedicates New Highway. Help:

Hegaman, Santa Claus in Emporia   Governor Dedicates New Highway, Helps St. Nick Greet Big Crowd of Children

Memorial Death Toll Heaviest in History .   Reports Show That 542 Persons Lost Their Lives Traffic Deaths Exceed 300-Mark.

Toll Highest for Holiday in History.   Traffic Accidents Kill 314; Safety Head Hits Massacre

Overall Total Of Accidental Deaths, Number Of Dead In Highway Crashes Exceed Any Previous Memorial Day   303 PERSONS DIE IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS

EeaeE————eeeeEaEeEeE-™ Memorial Day Weekend Death Toll Is Largest

Holiday Accidents Claim 515 Lives; Traffic Deaths Break All Records

Shameful! Massacre Recorded   Highways Kill 314, Planes 16, 96 Drown A Nation Pays Tribute To Its War Dead.

542 Persons Die in All Mishap Types   Traffic Accidents Account For 314 Of These Fatalities

Carnage Passes All Past Records; Roads Claim 314  Safety Official Calls Heavy Death Toll ‘Massacre’ and ‘a Disgrace’

10,000 Idle in St. Louis Because of Wildcat Rail Strike   5,000 Temporary Employees Hired to Handle Christmas Mail Sent Home

Businesslike Post Offic Is Urged by Truman  ae Datielt lnerancac

APPROPRIATION BILL ADOPTED BY SENATE   Measure Goes-Back To House Fo Concurrence In One  ” genendment

Solons Pass $35 Billion Budaet Bill   Provides Nearly $15 Billion as Part of War Fund

Dolton Youth, 19, Drowns Saturday  In Lake Victory   Homemade Boat Upsets; Ernest Marshall Loses His Life

Dolton Youth, 19, Drowns Saturday In Lake Victory  Homemade Boot Upsets, Ernest Marshall

300-MILE WATER TUNNEL SYSTEM BEING PLANNED   Would Drain Off Over 100 Underground Lakes In Coal Region

ost of Drying Up Eastern Pennsylvania .Underground Lakes Estimated at Million or More Per Mile,

Carnival Man Stages Huge Snake Hoax 2F Eoot Serpent le Real. Buk Cantire: Story Eaked

Grand, Petit Jurors Named   Grand Jury to Serve Third Monday; Petit Jury Fourth Monday

Grand, Petit   Grand Jury to-Serve - Third Monday; -Petit - Jury Fourth Monday

COOL WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY   BELOW FREEZING WEATHER EXTENDS DEEP INTO SOUTH

Mercury Dips To 18 in Michigan  Emergency Aid Funds Sent To North Dakota

6 American POWs Slain In N. Korea   2 Others Wounded In First Atrocity  Case Against Reds Since 38-Crossing

6 American POWs Slain In N. Korea  2 Others Wounded In First Atrocity Case Against Reds

TEXAS CAPTAIN ESCAPES  North Koreans Murder Six American Prisoners

More Jlaughteread Bo : Six American Prisoners -- Murdered By Communist:

3 LOUISIANIANS DEAD IN KOREA   11 From This State Are Wounded; All Victims Are Army Men

300 Exhausted American Soldiers Stumble Back To Lines After 60-Mile Marathon Through Enemy Terrifory

47 FROM BURNING SHIF   U. S. Navy Tanker to the Rescue of Flaming Norwegian Vessel

U.S. DEFENSE LINES ROLLED _ BACK 20 MILES  g Pesan Cerne Maa ae, mA   50,000 Communist Troops and 100 Tanks Threaten Southern Positions.

Yanks Heavily Outnumbered By Korea Reds   Set Up New Line Below Pvyonataek

Communications From Port Of: Pusan Threatened   North Korean Troops And Tanks Slugging South: ward From Suwon Area

Drive Perils Yank Flow of Men, Supplies   50,000 Invaders, 100 Tanks Pursue  Elearna Americans

North Korean Armor Threatens Life Line From Port Of Pusan   Communist Forces Drive G. I.'s Back Through Pyongtaek; Make Short Stand At River.

Americans Being Purused By Tanks And 50,000 Troops   Communist Victory Now Threatening Vital Defense Communication Limes In Korea

New Communist Victory Threatens Rail Supply: 50,000 in Attack Force

30,000 Red Troops And 100 Tanks Force GI’s To Fall Back 25 Miles

Supply Route ‘From Pusan Threatened   Heavy Enemy Force Slugging South of Pyongtael

Counsel Against Quick Selection Of Allied Leader  U. S. Defense Heads Wonder If American Should Take Post

Telephone Workers Leave Jobs   Communications Union Orders Lines Jammed

Firemen Accept  Two-Week Truce   Telephone Installers Directed To Tie-Up Long Distance Lines

°  tas! Side Democrats Doing a ‘tow Burn Over Representation Amone Candidates for Election

‘East Side Democrais Doing a Slow Burn Over Representation Among Candidates for Election

HIGH SCHOOL SESSION   279 Student Council Members of 34 Schools Met Here Today

B-29s In New Strike Against Vital War Industries Drop 300 Tons of Bombs

B-29s Smash North Korean War Industry  Bombers Rain   Bombers Rain 300 Tons Of Explosives Today

B-29s Drop 300 Tons Of Bombs   Songijin, Target City in North Korea, Hard Hit by Bombers; Allied Fighter Planes Give Support to Ground Troops

Bombers Hit North Korea War Plants   B-29s Batter Major Factories, Fighters Strafe Red Trueps

FRENCH FORCES ARE MOBILIZEL   WILL COMBAT STRIKES IN  TENDED IO INTERFERE WITH MOVING ARMS.

France Begins Mobilization to Check Strikes  Communist-Run Drive Aimed at Cutting Off Arm:

Move Session Ahead Due To World Crisis   Top Officials of Both Governments To Attend Parley

Highest Officials Of Both Nations Called to Attend   Meeting to Align Policies of U. S. And Great Britain

America, Britain” Must Stand Firm, British Head Says   President, Prime Minister Confer Today On Momentous Matters Of World Peace And Korean War; Attlee Arrives At: Capital After Flight From London

Two Leaders Chart Course To Stop War   ‘Briton Says His Aim Is to Align Policies In World Crisis ..

Consider Joint Course to Preven Third World Wa   Arrange Meeting Day Ahead of Schedule

U. S. Welcomes . UN. Inquiry Of: Chinese Charge   Austin Asserts, However That Korean Question Comes First

Austin Says UN Inquiry Is Welcome   Reply Given To Red China’s Charges Of Agaression In Formosa

Sen. Tobey Demands State Officials Who Tolerate Rackets Be Indicted

Farm Income Up in July   Agriculture Department Reports Korean War Helped Reverse Trend

Soviet Drafts Military Pact With Germans   Treaty Reported as Draw Far Use If West Moves Toward Bonn Action

40,000 Pilarims Blessed by Pope   Joy Rules Rome on Easter’s Eve

Sen. Byrd Wants Fall Explanation UMW Legal Fees   Virginian Claims Justice Department Lawyer Who Helped In Recent Unsuccessful Suit Against Union On Welfare Fund Pavroll

Senator Byrd Asks For Full Explanation Of What He Terms Very Improper Procedure

GOP Gains Aid Tidelands Fight - -- Shivers  Renublicane Favor State Control Governors. Told:.

GOP Gain In Congress To Help Texas’ Chances For Tidelunds, Shivers Says

Fire Damages Brookfield Firms   Two Business Places Sustain Losses in Early-Mornina Blase.

Fire Sweeps Through Two Business Houses   Price Clothing Store, Firestone Store Damaged by Blaze

NATION URGED TO EXPAND HEALTH SERVICES Civil Defense Officials Warn Enemy May Strike — US. With Paralyzina ‘Nerve Gas’, Germ Warfare

Civil Defense Officials Warn Enemy May Strike US. With Paralyzing ‘Nerve Gas’. Germ Warfare

Building Labor Tieups Subsiding  Madison, Oshkosh Disputes Eased

STATE COLLEGE FIRST WITH OWN ATOMIC REACTOR   Plans Announced To Establish Course In Nuclear’ Enginee ring—Loyalty Safeguards Prémised By Officials.

First College-Owned Reactor In U.S.  N. C. State Plans Atom Furnace

2 NAMED CANDIDATES   Marvin LeSuer, Reinhold Schmidt May Try for Scholarships

AMERICAN PETROLEUM SUPPLIES TOP SOVIET’S   OW Reserves And Production Capacity One Deterrent To Riccia

U.S. Oil Backlog Called Deterrent To Red Hostility   NPC Chairman Says Natior Turns Out 700% More Petroleum

ITALIANS WANT TO FIGH1  Volunteer in Person, by Mail fo Service in Korea with U.S.

Prelate To Be Laid to Rest As He Willed   Dignitaries of Church to Join Family and Friends at Funeral

Marshall Plan Aid To Greece To Be Reduced   Nation Not Doing Its Part, Is Claim

J. §. to Cut Marshall Plan hid fo Greece  Dissatisfied With Greek Efforts to Helo Themselves

TWO SCOUTS DIE   Ten Others Are Injured fr Overturn On Curve Eas! Of Lumberton.

Co-eds Tell of Spurned Love __ As State Scores in ‘Blackout’ Death

World Stunned As Russia Ends Boycott Of UN   Security Council Called By Malik Fo: Session On Tuesday

Slaughter Gets Extra Secretary  New Job Authorized By Judge T. R. Bandy

Rules Christian Nationalists Off Missouri Ballo!   Attomey General Says Candidates Must Prove There Is Such a Party.

To Seek Free Farm Output   Flanders To Delay Bill Till After Elections

Mob in Attack on Workers a Struck Factory   New. Violence Breaks Out in Enka Dispute  o. Caldiare  anva

Violence Flares At Enka Plant   30 More Patrolmen Summoned To Scene

Peace Bid By Reds Hinted   Observers Feel Russia Is Ready For Invitation

Observers See Agreement Following Speeches Of Top Executives  Moves May Come   But Talks Follow Usual Line Of Branding U. S. As Warmonger

RED SPEECHES INDICATE NEW PEACE DRIVE   Top Soviet Leaders Ask East-West —  Cooperation

Soviet Extends Peace Feelers   Politburo Members Indicate the Kremlin May Agree to West Cooperation

Acheson Calls For Total Diplomacy in  Cold War   Secretary of State Says United States Always Ready To Meet With Russia

Politburo Chiefs Indicate Russia Ready for Talks  Qhearvare Ratieva AAnceaw Wauld   Observers Believe Moscow Would Accept Invitation to Parley

Observers Say Olive Branch Being Waved   UP Correspondent in Russ Capital Sees Softening

AUSS MAY BE PEN TOWEST UD FOR TALK   'Matenkov Third Member of Politburo to Stress World Peace.

RUSSEA READY”      Pronouncements OF Leading Politbure Members Indication of New Approach, 

Russ Speeches Are Seen as Bids For Peace Talks   Soviet Is Believed to Be Ready to Accept Invitation for New Conferences.

Russians Seem Willing to Accen' West Discussions   Politburo Head Asserts His Country Wants to Avert Any New War

Observers Point '  Of Top Officials      a   Malenkov Hints Soviet Now Ready

‘Cooperation Promised by Politburo  Stalin, Molotov   Stalin, Molotov May Give Election Speeches Tomorrow

Willing To Take Part In ‘All Honest Plans’ Communist Party Official Says In Address

Denies Sec. Sawyer’s Lobbying Activities  President Calls Report

Truman Denies Sawyer Seeking Control Power   ‘Terrific Squabble’ Seen over Tied-In Wage-Price Provision

One Bruin Escapes Thieves And Returns  Twin Bear Cubs Are Kidnaped From Baylor University Pens

Fulbright Hits RFC Loan To Henry Kaiser   Calls For Review Of Corporation's Lending Policies

Leaders Feel Little Danger Of Shortages   Warriings Against Overstocking Go Out To Buvers

Big Mo Being Examined For Any Damage  Drydocked After She’s Pulled Free

Missouri Pulled Free As Tide Hits Abnormal Heicht   She's In. “Drydock “Now Apparently: Little the : Worse: -

MILLIONS WALK AS LA TRANSIT STRIKE CALLED   -4000 Leave Jobs As All Efforts Fait To Prevent Tie-up

Transportation Strike Ties Up Los Angeles   Bus, Streetcar Traffic Halted; 1.000.000 Riders. Shriners Walk

GOP Gains In Ohio Assembly  Strengthen Control In Tuesday Election

Republicans Gain Control In Ohio Assembly  GOP Will Be Stronger   GOP Will Be Stronger Than Under Lausche’s Ist Term As Governor

Legion Okehs Reforms but Guards Vets   Anaconda Speake: Says Rights to Be Protected

President Chooses Ching For Top Wage Stabilize:   Pressure for Controls Continues ito Mount    = F an! ; a . . . ‘Control of Congress Remains Uncertain.

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE  wi... ie wi. 4 y is

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE  o +t. P...1 Tr... cll,

ROTARY FOUNDER DIES   “Sunny Jim” Spencer, 80, Was Poet Laureate of Organization

City Burning; Small Rear Guard Trapped By Communist Onrush   Daylong Fight Against Encircling Tanks And Infantry Leaves Entire Area Blacked Out.

Squeeze Out Occurred After Day-~ long Fight Against North Korean Tanks And Infantry Which Tried To Cut City   COMMUNIST ARMOR HAD ENCIROLED CITY

RED INFANTRY AND TANKS IN ALL-OUT PUSH   Main American Forces Are Reported to Have Left City Several Days Ago,

Officers Question Jonesboro Bank Robbery Suspect   Little Rock Man, 27, Held in Connection With $18,370 Theft

Involved Once Before In Similar Holdup   Later Found Insane; Picked Up By State Police In Capital

EX-INTERDICT HELD AS ROBBER   Man Who Held Up Bank And Was Found Insane Is Arrested Again

Gis HERDED INTO TUNNEL  Pilots Seek 1.000 Yanks Facing Execution

PAY SCHEDULE FOR SERVICE WIVES MAPPED   Dependent Benefits Up to $150 Per Month Asked

Yank Lines Menaced by Foe Pressure   Invaders Regroup for New Assault Under Heavy Fire  np... BET WAR BEMDTR!

Some Advances Made by Yanks; Planes Big Help   MacArthur Returns From Battle Area Still Confident

BATTLE FRONT TOUR MADE BY GENERAL   Ultimate Victory Is Predicted By MacArthur  U.S, SUPPLY PORT   At Pusan Goal Of Enemy; Commies Pushed Back 2 Miles In Sector

Build Up Power On Central Front In South Korea   Allies Plug Holes To Stem Communist Threat from West

U.S. Guns Open Up; Jets,  Mustangs Lash Invaders   Enemy Keeps Up Pressure All Along! Narrowing Front While Regrouping 

Situation Menacing at Cene ter of Front; Lull Ree ported in Entire Areas MacArthur Confident of Victory

MacArthur Sees Victory After Long Struggle   Situation Menacing In Center Of US.  Defense Line

Crack Communist  Divisions on Line North Koreans Threaten U. S. Suppl   North Koreans Threaten U. S. Supply ‘Port of Pusan: MacArthur Confident

Although Lull Exists on Entire Front Reds Regroup Best Forces   General MacArthur Sees Long and Difficult Struggle; American Patrols Push Back Red Column to North of Pusan, a Supply Depot.

Foe Masses i\For Assault On U.S. Line   MacArthur in Quick Trip To Frent, Confident of Victory but Foresees Longs Hard Ficht

Enemy Regrouping For New Assault On U. 5. Forces  MacArthur Sure O+ Victaryv: Saec

Lull Reported Along Whole Battlefront Today; Enemy Regroups for New Assault.   MACARTHUR INSPECTS KOREAN WARFRONT

American Forces in Central Sector Gird For Expected Assault During Lull: MaeArthur Visits War Area

U.S. TROOPS — FACING THREE INVADER UNITS   Two Holes Plugged In Pusan Defenses; Planes Kept Busy 

ds s Regrouping For New Assault  ° " Leer a pa ee P wh Bey eA ae ee ogi ef wf R 7 &

North Koreans Regrouping for Fresh Thrusts   Aggressive U. S. Patrols Push Back Communists As Lull Noted in Fighting

Pusan Only 70-90 Miles From Battle   MacArthur Back Aft. er Conference With U. S. Generals

MacArthur Visits Front, Confident Of Final Victory   Invaders’ Divisions Pouring into Area  For All-Out Fight

Knockout Blow on U.S. Defense Line Is Planned   Battle Lull Reported But Enemy PressureIndicates Biq Thrust

FIGHTING DIES DOWN AS NORTH KOREANS MASS   General MacArthur Visits Fightin g Front And Expresees Confidence In UL tmate Victory By UN Forces.

Invaders Mass Armor for Knockout Drive   ‘U.S. Patrols Plug Holes in Lines on Approaches  to Pusan: South Koreans Drive Forward Seven Miles

Center of Yank Line Believed to Be the Target  General Confident   General Confident OF Ultimate Victory

Biggest Battle Of War In Korea Is Shaping Up  Along The Central Front

Baitlefront Lull Is Noted   MacArthur Raturas to Tokyo After Swift Inspec: tion Of Battlefront

Nori Koreans Preparing For Greatest Drive  Cozn pre fF Plance   Swarms OF Planes Spewing Rockets On Red Calumnc

‘North Korean  Troops Plan  Breakthrough:   General Says He’s Certain of Victorv

Lull On Battlefront As Enemy. Prepares For Punch In Center   MacArthur Flies to Battlefront Again, Sees Ultimate Victory Despite Some Future Setbacks; Rockets Hit Reds

American Big Guns Rake Foe   U.S. Ist Cavalry Expected to Get Brunt of Assault

Enemy’s Best Divisions Ready For Blow to Break U.S. Center; Patrols Plug Holes Into Pusan

Major Assault Shaping Up In Korean War   Aggressive Patrols Are Pushed Back In Southwest Area

Foe Likely To Launch  Climax Bid   Acid Test Faces Line Center; Defenders Of Pusan Gain.

Reds Mass for Knockout Try   MacArthur Headquarters Reports Lull on Whole Battle Front, But Enemy Pressure Indicates Reds Rearouping for New Assaul;

Lull Hangs Over Entire Battlefront   American Patrol Pushes Back Red  Forees At Hadone

Biggest Battle Of War Appears In The Making  Gen. MacArthur Visits Front, wee La le Canfiden

Crack Divisions Aimed At Center Of U. S. Lines   Believe Communist Forces Making Ready For Major Breakthrough; MacArthur Visits Fighting Front

No Epidemic Yet, But—  Number of lowa Polio Cases Higher Than ‘4'

South Korea Forces Make New Gains  Push Deeper Into Red Territory; Foe Builds Defense Line

South Koreans Now /5 Miles Past Parallel   Allies Count 40,000 Communist Prisoners Resistance Is Light

Enemy's Losses  Set at 200,000   U.N. Troops Await Atta ck Siana! Below 38th Parallel

War Is Carried Across Deadline   Allied Warplanes Blasting Commies

South Koreans Reported 75 Miles North of Line: Red Casualties 200.000

‘roops Of Republic Sweep Twenty Miles Deeper Into Communist-Dominated Territory, Reaching Point More Than 75 Miles Above Parallel 38—Objective Apparently Is Coastal Industrial City Of Wonsan —Huge Allied Force Still Poised On Border

WONSAN SEEN AS OBJECT OF DRIVE   woewuvw Wwe  At Parallel —_—  40,000 CAPTIVES   Seized By South Koreans; Virtually No Resistance Offered By Reds

‘So. Koreans Go 20 Miles Deeper Into Red Country   United Nations Force Building Up Power To Follow ROK Troops

South Koreans 75 Miles Into Red Territory   Objective. Beliaved Coastal City Of Wonsoan

Extends Territory To More Than 75  Miles From Border   175,000 United Nations Forces Remain Poised For Possible Knockout Blow of Red Koreans

South Koreans Drive /} Miles Toward Wonsan  Allied Force Ready For Knockout Blow

OBJECTIVE 18 BELIEVED 10 BE COAST CITY      Report 40,000 Communist _ Troops Have Been Captured

Industrial City is Goal Of S$. Koreans   Reach and Pass Point More Than 75 Miles North Of Parallel 38

Red Losses So Far Put At 200.000   Convoys Seen From Air Rushing Help Toward Defense Line

U.N. Forces Cocking Massive Knockout Blow  hhaeewAvth oe Fotimatac   MacArthur Estimates Enemy Has Sufferd 200.000 Casualties

South Korear Forces Drive Near Wonsan   Roks Gain 20 Miles; Casualties of Enemy Placed at 200.900

Troops Wait For Orders To Advance   South Koreans Push Far Inte Red Areas Casualties Mount

§. Korean Units Spearhead UN Allies Attack  ROK Troops Far North As Others Regroup fo Drive Across 38th

S. Koreans Far Beyond Parallel 38  Army Of 175,000 Is Ready To Move

South Koreans Now 75 Miles Above Parallel 38; Red Casualties Totai 200,000 Since Start A 4 Of Korean War ee

Allied Forces Cock Massive: Knockout Blow  Air, Navy Support Stands By To Aid In Mop-Up Drive

CHINESE SHELL FLYING ARROW   Blockade Runner _ Holed By Warship's Shots

Nationalists Shel US. Freighter Off Shanghai  Flying Arrow Hit   Flying Arrow Hit While Attempting to Run China Blockage

U.S. Ship Shelled To Halt by Chinese   More Than 30 Shots Score On Blockade-Runner— British Help Douse Fires

(Nationalist Shells Damage Freighter Trying to Run Blockade to Shangha;

U. S. Vessel Shelled Off China Coast   Blockade-Running Freighter Hit; No Casualties Noted

Predicts Buigaria Will Be Absorbed  Danald Heath. Former U.'   Donald Heeth, Former U.S. Minister, Says Moot Peeple Goposee Red Recime

O’Dwvyer To Be  Ambassador   New York Mayor To Get Post In September

U’Dwyer Named  Mexican Envoy   New York Mayor Wil Resign To Become Ambassador

PRESIDENT T0 NAME O'DWYER AS AMBASSADOR   New York Mayor to Quit, Take Pest of U. S. Envoy to Mexico.

New York’s Mayor O’bwyer Appointed New American Ambassador to Mexico

O'Dwyer Gets Mexican Post   New York Mayor Is Announced As New Ambassador

N.Y.’5 O'DWYER NEV ENVOY TO MEXICO   Resignation Will Mean City Mayoral Campaign

Truman fo Name William O'Dwyer  Envoy to Mexico Naw York's Mavar ic   New York’s Mayor is Expected to Resign About Sept. 7

O'Dwyer To Be Envoy To Mexico  at OW «OCA.   N. Y. Mayor Will Be Nominated Sept. 1

O’Dwyer as Ambassador To Mexico   President Will Nominate Mayor of New York to High Diplomatic Post

‘Mayor O'Dwyer, of New York, To Be ‘Nominated As Ambassador to Mexico

O'Dwyer Will Take Mex Post   If Senate Approves, Will Resign As New York Mayor Sept. 1

BITTER ELECTION BATTLE SEEN  Churchill To End Vacation To Open Drive Against Laborites

Enterprises Encompass One-Act Plays, Debate Teams and Intramurals

‘Optimism Is Voiced by U.S. Generals   Rhee Says Allied Drive Starts Soon

General Says Reinforcements On Way ‘Dunkerque’ In Korea Declared Impossible

General Says Reinfore ys Reinforcements On Woy ‘Dunkerque’ In Korea Declared Impossible

Radio Broadeast Tells Red Commander To Drop Arms, (Forego Further Bloodshed

Next Gl Life Insurance Dividend To Start Going Out On Jan. 1: Amount Slated To Be Far Less Than $2 Billion Just Passed Out

Red Assault Poses New Defense Threat   U.S. Assault Faces Heavy Opposition; Rede Onen Own Attack Toward Taequ

Heavy Fighting Slows Yank Progress; Foe Pours 15,000 Men Through N. W. Front

Believe 800 Soviet Ships Near Korea   U. S. Naval Source: Figure 70 to 80 Subs Included In Far East Force

$00 Russian Ships May Be In Korea Area  U.S. Keeps Special Watch For Soviets’ 7OA2O Suhmarinesc

Red Naval Craft May Be Ready   Submarines Believed Included In Soviet Collection Of Ships

70 Russ Subs in Korean War Area  Underwater Raiders Among 800 Ships in Far Eastern Armada

Russia Is Believed to Have About  800 Naval Craft Near Korea, Including 70 to 80 Submarines

RED FLEET IS DEPLOYED IN BATTLE AREA   Naval Sources at Washington Say Third of School of Subs Are New Snorkels   NOT BALANCED FORCE

‘lincluding /Q Subs  Russia Believed To Have 800 Naval Craft Near War Area

Russians Have 800 Naval Ships In Korean Area, Survey Shows   From 70 to 80 Snorkel Subs In Operation

SUBS CAUSING U.S. MUCH CONCERN .  Russia May Have 800 Naval Vessels In Korean War Area

Russians Have Many Subs In  Far East Area   Third Of Them New Type Snorkels; U. 8. Eves Landing Craft

B-29s Hit Port 17 Miles From  Russ Border   U.S. Planes Drop 500 Tons of Bombs on Key Supply Ceater

B-29s Pound Key North Korea Supply: Center Armada Strikes Port 17 Miles From Soviet Border. -

Seek to Choke Off Russian Supply Line   Closest American ‘Air Strike Yet to Soviet Territory

Superforts Blast Rail Center 17 Miles From Russia   Important Rail Center Bombed In Attempt to Choke Off Flow Of Russian Arms to Communists

Kremlin Heads Seen As Cool To Lie’s UN Truce Mission   ‘Little Positive Encouragement’ Reported In Paris As Secretary-General Starts New Series Of Talks With Western Leaders

WAS CAUGHT IN OWN TRAP SET FOR AED   Young Corporal Mueller, 0 Air Force School, Took Secrets.

2 Dead, 6 Hurt In Wall Crash At Ward Mine   Paseageway Collapse Hits Man-Trip at Kelley’s Colliery Plant

UN APPROVAL UNNECESSARY NEWSMEN TOLD   President Asserts U. S. Will Continue Efforts At Peace

‘President [Te oe We: apon Will Not Be Needed to Win   White House Statement Scores Intervention Of Red Chinese. Blames Soviet Imperialism

Light Rains Break Grip Of Dry Spell   Slim Chance Of Showers For Panhandle But None Seen For South Plains Area

TROOPS FROM AFGHANISTAN HAVE INVADED   Pakistan Reports Action In Famed Dobandi Area

Pakistan Claims Border Invaded  ’ Afghanistan Forces Follow Up Cold Wer

Afghanistan Army Move: In Pakistan  Communiques Say Troops Fighting   Communiques Say Troops Fighting On North Border

AFGHANISTAN TROOPS INVADING PAKISTAN   Fighting Takes Place At Bogr: Pass; Pathanland Object OF Atrack

Pakistan Invaded In North  KARACHI. Pakistan —- (AP — Pakistan announced last nicht that her northern

AFGHAN TROOPS - INVADE PAKISTAN   UNITS REPORTED ROUTED IN FIGHTING AFTER CROSS. ' ING NORTHERN BORDERS. ;

Afghanistan Troops Cross  Pakistan Line ‘Little Cold War’ Suddenly Heats

Pakistan Invaded — By Afghans  Move Climaxes Two-Year-Old ‘Tittle Cald War

State Budget Balks GOP   Highway Funds Included After Bitter Attack

Legislature Nears — Windup of Sessior   State Senate Gets Rid of Biggest ‘Stumbling Block by Passing Supple. mentary Budget Which Brings Total of Money Bills to New Record.   HOUSE ACCEPTS CHANGES   Truman's Plea.for Controls Touches Off Mixed Reaction

State Legislature Moving Towards Its Windup Today  Senate Passes Supplementary Budget Bill far £49 O15 HOO 'e Late Saccian

State Fund For Schools  Announced  Sullivan To. Get $237,000 In First

Kingsport Given School Aid Fund  City, County Slated To Receive $315,900

Officials Wait Before Acting  In New Crisis   ‘Lewis Didn’t Call Us Out,” Angry Lecals Declare In Defvine Chef

Survey of Key Locals Shows Opposition To Return at Court Command Without Contract; Operators Accept Union’s  Invitation to Revive Talks Wednesday

FEW RETURN TO WORK  Miners Ignore Lewis’ Order, Legal Blasts, Stay Off Jobs

Coal Miners Resent U.S. Court Edict  Tktacarce EBenacta. a   Diggers Expected To Turn Deaf Ear Tea Workine Order

Indications Point ToContinuingldle Soft Coal Fields   Union Leaders And Industry Spokesmen Alike Unite In Predicting Injunctions Will Be Ignored By Men Who Demand A Contract

Stull Gry: No-Contract. No Werk   Lewis Has Given “Wink and Nod,’ Operator Says

Diggers Stand Pat In Demand For Contract   Laurence Tierney Says “Wink And Nod’ Working

Soviet Newsman Terms American Soldiers “Stupid Toughs From Oklahoma, Indiana

Yanks Pictured Stupid Toughs   Uncultured “Gangsters’ Is Description Of Russian Writer.

Stupid Toughs From Indiana, That’s How Communist Writer Describes American Captives

Demos Blasted In Taft Speech   Blames Administration For High Taxes, High Prices

WOUNDED WAR VETERAN IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT   Shot Himself in Temple With .22-Caliber Rifle   HIS CAR OVERTURNED

¥ judge Declares He Did Not Intend Convicted Man Should Be Executec

Rescue Crew Brought In Safe   But Hope For Plane Lost In Cold, Fades

Crashed Rescue Victims Saved  Search Still Goes On For Plane in Yukon

Governor Urges Kohler Election  Says State Needs Business Leader

Switchmen Call Off Strike on  Four Railroads Walkout Ends at President's Raauect

Air Force Hits Red Bases   White House Gives OK To Send U.S. Troops Into Korean Battle

RIVER BATTLE LINE PIERCED BY COMMUNISTS   Red Air Bases In North Korea Being Attacked by Amerie can Bombers.

WARNS NATION NOT 10 YIELD ~ TO HYSTERIA   But Tells Congress Enemy Acts, Reds Must Be Coped With.

Anti-Sabotage Law Wanted by President Now   Economic Controls And Tax Problems Are Delayed Again

President Will Seek New Law On Sabotage   House Delays Debate ov Control Bill, Awaits Compromise

Truman Asks Congress For Anti-Sabotage Law   But Warns Nation Against Hysteria In: Message Today

TRUMAN FINISHES CONGRESS MESSAGE   Seeks Law To Cope With Reds, Combat Sabotage

Warns Against ‘Wave of Hysteria’ Truman Calls for Legislation To Combat Sabotage in U.S.

New U-N Offensive        Hore By Christmas   Release Of American Prisoners Held By Chinese Troops Is Seen As Hopeful : tan ee

COAL MINERS DEFY TWO BACK TO WORK EDICTS   400,000 Refuse to Return to Mines; lewis and Operators May Resume Talks

Miners Defy Government Injunetions.   Country's Caal Emergeitey Nears Crisis Stage as  Miners Rebel at ‘Order

Pepper Defeat Sting to Fair Deai Program   - Florida Solon Was Key Supporter of» Truman Administration

Pepper Defeat Sting to Fair Deal Program           Florida Solon Was i Key Supporter. ‘of! Truman Administratior

Largest Crowd In History Expected For A. & I. Homecoming Saturday

House Beats Labor-Backed Plan, 128-102   Defeat for Governor Brings Hint of Alternative Plan

Cash Sickness Compromise Indicated   Dever's Plan Fails in House After Long Fight

Democrats Set. To Compromise On Sick Pay Bil   ‘Dever Measure Defeated After Five-Hour Debate Of State Fund Proposal

Where to Find }}   Cha Je Cuts Price of His Paper  Ashland Editor Starts Three Legal Suits Against Telegram

Files Charges in Newspaper Fight  Ashland Publisher Accuses ’Telearam’

IT’S ‘BETTER THIS WAY’ Mother Dies Aboard Airliner, Leaves Note on Baby’s Care

She Lea te On Baby’s Car  a nce en ene  Aeahiae With we Dies Aboard Airliner

DEATH ABOARD AIRLINER ‘1 Wanted To Hear Him Say Mama,’ She Wrote of Son

Destroyer Escort  Takes Freighter  To Port Entrance Further Attacks Or   Further Attacks On U.S. Ship Apt To. Be Resisted

Taxpayers Group Speaks Up  Legislature Urged to Resist Boost in School Building Aid

URGE DEWEY TQ RESIST PRESSURE   Private Taxpayers’ Unit Tags Appeal As Pure Propaganda

Pollution Bans Bathing Areas  Condemned List Hits Peninsula Cities

Chances for More Money for Highways Slim as Williams, Lawmakers Refuse to- Budge

epee emetinemnemeenencen » sme  GENERAL ELECTRIC CONTRACT SIGNED

Lattimore Denies  Red Affiliation:   McCarthy Silent as Storm Of Protest Arises

Carrollo Sentenced   Former Underworld Kingpin ond Other Man Go to Prison

LIQUOR SELLERS ARE SENTENCED   Former Kansas City Under: world Boss, Pal Each Draw Two-Year Raps

ARMY BAZOOKA TEAM ARRIVES FOR OPERATIONS TODAY i sis ‘Artillery’ To-Be Used On Well

+ + *+ + FF FF *F FF FF BH MR W WN WwW WwW WH ARMY BAZOOKA TEAM ARRIVES FOR OPERATIONS TODAY  ‘Artillery’ To Be Used On Well

Wider Security Coverage Urged   Stress Insurance, Minimize Aid, U. S. Chamber Asks: Jordan Tells Again About Atom Aid to Russia

Security Hike Is Proposed  To Congress   U. 8. C. Of C. Urges Increasec’ Benefits, Broadened Coverage

Census Report Gives Losses for Iola, Ottawa and Ft. Scott   34.016 IN THIS COUNTY

LAWRENCE SHOWS - POPULATION GAIN   Census Report Gives Losse: for Iola, Ottawa and Ft. Scott   34,016 IN THIS COUNT

2 U.S. Divisions Hurl Back Enemy   Eighth Army Commander Says His Men Won't Give Ground

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORPFAWN FRONT. Can UWatenn

Call Wire Officials in Race Probe  RAs wb Aleta an   Western Union and A. T. & T. Roles in Gambling Rackets Under Scrutiny

In This Day of Frozen Foods the Family Spends a Lot of Time Waiting for the Thaw

QUITS POLICE POST   Rollo Jeffries Is Third Man to Resign in Four Months

Ci0 Strikes At Atom Lab   Plea of Government Against Disrupting Wor Production Ignored

Picket-Line Violence At GE Factory   Six Persons Injured As They Attempt To Enter Plant In NY

Peiping Promised U. S. Has No Plans  to Enter Manchuria   President Warns of Obstruction; Hints Russia Behind Hostilities

Truman Disavows Manchu Invasion   Regime Warned to Halt Obstruction Of UN If World Peace Desired

Probe Slaying of Detroit Wife         Neighbor Is Held by Police as a Suspect

Detroit Woman Brutally Slain  $5, 00 Loan Enters 1  Pe Serre eee, rr

Police Search For Clues in Detroit Death   Mystery Deepens in Brutal Garroting of West Side Wife of Scientist

Detroit Slaying Mystery Probed  Neighbor Quizzed In Woman’s Death

DETROIT MATRON IS FOUND SLAIN   ATTRACTIVE WOMAN FOUND IN NIGHTGOWD 2 MILES FROM HOME

KILLER BREAKS WOMAN'S NECK   Strangling Of Mother Of Two Children Stirs Investigation

Detroit Murder Mystery Deepens   Police Search For Clues in Brutal Slaying of Woman

Detroit Slaying Mystery Deepens   Police Question Neighbor in Death of Mother of Two

Surgeon Says TB Vaccine Ignored  =o   Asserts BCG Shots Given Babies At Birth Would Cut Toll

Reports to Medical Group  Surgeon Says Nation Ignoring Vaccine to Control Tuberculosis

y Prisoners Seized  Hills Road Block   VACCINE PREVENTS T.B. SAYS DOCTOR

MacArthur To Control Forces In West Pacific  ‘Including Fleet,’ Says High Commanc  OC’ larifvinn Cértrne

U. S. Defines Full Power Of M’ Arthur   Commander Controls Pacifie Forces In Event of War

MacArthur Given Overall Command of Fleet and Army in Event of War

M’ Arthur Empowered To Control Navy In Japan Waters In Case Of War   70-Year-Old Commander Of This Country's Far Eas‘ Military Headquarters Has Also Been Given Peacetime Command Of All Forces

MacArthur to Take Command of All West Pacific Forces if War Comes

Army and Navy Under His Rule If Reds Attack  Change.in Setup Given Definition To Clear Policies

MacArthur  To Run Navy  In W. Pacitie  In Wartime  _ Also Controlling Navy Ships in  Japanese Waters Tn Poaaratime

Doug To Head All U. S. Forces In Eastern War   U. §. Command Setur Readjusted To Meet Any War ‘Emeraency

M’ARTHUR TO LEAD FAR EAST FORCES IN CASE OF WAR   General Will Direct Opera. tions Not Only Ground Troops and Planes, but of Fleet as Well.   CHIEFS OF STAFF TELL OF COMMAND SET-UE   Admiral Sherman Voices Belief Naval Units Could Cope With Any Russian Submarine Attack.

Gen. M’Arthur Will Control Pacific Fleet   Sherman Says U.S. Equip ped To Cope With Sub Attack

In Control Of All Forces In Event Of War   Readjustment Of Command Setuf Disclosed At News Conference Followins Toint Staff Inaniry

MacArthur Given Broad War Powers   Will Command All U, S. Forces in the Western Pacific.

Fleisher Hopes for New Trial      Pleads Guilty to Federal Fuaitive Charae

RUSSIA PLACE ON U.N. PEACE PATROL   Vishinsky Talks It Over With Dulles, But No  Acreement Reached

Russian Denied Seat On Patrol Commission  Sponsors Teo Wait - Fer Him To Show

Vishinsky And Dulles Fail To Agree  Soviets Demand Seat On UN Peace Patrol

VISHINSKY AND DULLES CONFER   Soviets Demand Place 01 U.N. Peace Patrol  Commission

Russia Seeks Place on Peace Patrol   Demand Rejected by Sponsors of U. S.-Backed Plan

Colonel Sellers, One of Albuquerque's Builders, Succumbs at Age of 89 Following Long Illness

Col. Sellers, Colorful New Mexico Old-Timer, ‘Dies At 89; Once Averted Tragic "Shan Battle

Old-Timer Who Dodged Bat Mastersonss Bullets, Col. D. K. B. Sellers. Dies in Albuquerque at 89

Big Profit From Racing Business   Iwo Kansas City Men Tel of Makin $ From $7.500   FROM A NEWS SERVICE   Testified Before Senate Commerce Subcomittee in East

Refuse To Tell AnythingAbout Gaming Racket   2 Kansas City: Racing News Operators Reveal Own Profits”

Race News Brings in $40,000 a Year lo Kansas Citians   That's on Investment of $7,500, Two Tell Ganrritiea Inveshoactors.

SPECIAL CRIME PROBE VOTED   Barkley May Name Senate Investigating Group Today.

— KANSAS CITY —  Race Wire Paid Well, Pair Admit   WONT TALK ON GAMBLING

Race Wire Profi Told   Slain Racketeer’s Associates Called Before Senate Probe

Kansas City Men Refuse Answers OnRacing Wires  Gargotta Partners Siu Boscimess Date,   Gargotta Partners Give Business Data, Mum On KC Rackets

Refuse to Answer On Stand   Kansas _ Citians Questioned About Racing News  Business Activities

Bookies Mum on Mystery  Wire Service But Tell of Making   But Tell of Making $40,000 a Year on $7,500 Investment

Senators Hear K.C. Gamblers  Tell How Racing News Wire Operated There

Probe Centers On Wire Utilized  For Race News   Two Partners Of Murdered Kansas City Gangster To Testify 4t Hearing

Racing News Returns Good Profit in K. C.   2 Partners Gross $40,000 Yearly on Investment  Of $7500

Two Kansas City Witnesses Say Racing News Service Grossed $40,000 Annually for Them

Lococo, ‘Spitz Say Racing News ‘Grossed $40,000   Kansas City Pair Won't Talk About Gambling ‘Take’

Dems Finally Win Michigan Election   Recount Of Nov. 7 Vote Increases Tiny Edge

Russians ‘Named’ By Austin   U. S. Delegate Drops Caution in Tense Meeting Of U.N. Council

U.S. SEEKS WAY TO GET ARDUND RED BLOCKADE   Russia Successful In Holding Up UN Korean Action

U.S. Charges Soviet Union  WithRedWar   Austin Drops Caution, Assails Russians As Cause Of Korean Fighting

PROGRESS AT U.N. STALLED BY RUSSIANS  United States Consults With Other Powers

U.S. Rallies Opposition To Russians   Austin Names Soviet As Chief Instigator Of Korean Invasion ‘

Allies Study Means of Getting Around Russian Roadblock In UN Path

Enlistments Shows Boom   Bigger Cities Report Rush of Appiicants For Militery Service

Many Rush To Enlist   War in Korea, As Well As Draft Act, Credited With Increas

BIG FIRE RAGES AT BEARDSTOWN   BLAZE CONFINED TO SINGLE BUILDING; SEE $200,000 LOSS

Decision Wins Quick Approval As Big 3 Meet   UN Military Staff Study Means For Coordinating Aid

Truman Challenges GOP To Take Stand On Issues In U.S.   Republican Answer Is Speech By Taft As Both Eye Pennsylvania Voting

DEMOCRATIC ADVICE President Chides Republicans ~ To “Come Out For Something’

QHIO FIREBUG IS NOW UNDER QUESTIONING   May Be “Break” in Ringling Circus Blaze of 1944

Quiz Arsonist ‘On Circus Fire That Killed 168   Columbus, Ohio, Youtl Blamed for Series of Fires There

Tallamy ° Is State Fuel Czar   Dewey Asks Mayors To Set Up Coal Priority Program

Strike Threat  Face’s Nations  Rail Network   Walkout to Be Ponderec At Parley of Firemen And Enocinemen

County Totals For Candidates For Congress   Absenteeism Threat To Ending of Debate

‘Absenteeism May! Balk FEPC Bill Passage Of 'Cloture’ Petition Doubtful:   ‘Committee: Gives Lewis ‘Another Cc ance EE MAGEE Anewer Charae’ Of Secret No-Work Order: ; Ee

Rep. Slaughter Gets Cleari Bill  Lobbying Charge ‘ » titterr By Judge’

Court Clears Ex-Lawmaker   ‘Slaughter Found Innocent Of Lobbvine Charce

Telephone Strike Is Postponed   Union Announces 15-Day Delay In Planned Strike

UNION POSTPONES TELEPHONE STRIKE   WALKOUT PLT OFF 15 DAYS  AFTER GOV. SMITH AP/ PEALS FOR DELAYS

PHONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Southwest Walkout Called Off for 15 Days

New Armistice Agreed Upon As Search for Settlement of Dispute Is to Be Continued

Meeting Arranged For Tuesday To Seek Settlement   Lonergan Says Purpose of Delay Is To Show Good Faith and Consideration for Public's  Pobewesd. Bilccash finuascnnar im thtaenina

GM LIFTS BAN ON SALE OF NEW MODELS   Dealers Are Asked To Rebate Price  Difference to Buyers

Ban On Sales Of New Cars Lifted By GM   Company Yields To Rollback Edict

GM Yields to Rollback Edict; Will Sell Cars   Goes Even Beyond Ford and Nash in Asking Dealers to Give Rebates; Board Agrees on Question of Wage Controls.

GM. LIFTS BAN ~ ON SALE OF GAR’   CHEVROLETS, PONTIACS AND CADILLACS OFFERED AT 1950 PRICES,

GENERAL MOTORS IS RELEASING NEW CARS   i Corporation Eolling Batk Prices Te Deeember J] Level 1 For 1951 Models

Giant Motor Corporation Withdraws Ban On Sales And Adopts 1950 Prices   Dealers Ordered To Mahe Retunds Of Ditterence Between Old And New Costs In Case Of Sales Already Made

GM Lifts Ban On Car Sales   Auto Monufacturer Wil Agree To Sell Cars At 1950 Prices

G. M. Lifts Ban, Will Sell Pontiacs, Chevrolets, Cadillacs at “50 Prices

GM Lifts Ban On Cars: Yield: To Rollback   Big Producer Yields To Rollback Orders: Rebate Is Announced

GM Cars Returned to Sale, Prices to Be Same as for '50   Company Releases Them to Market at Old Quotations

New Cars to Sell At 1950 Figures   Corporation Insists L9o! Models Are Improved

LEWIS ADMITS FUND IS SHORT      Money Not Available, Miner Informed

FEPC DEBATE AGAIN HALTED BY 6-6 VOT!   Committee Refuses To Send Bill To Floor

Leaders Hope Contract Talks Will End Strike   White House Official Asserts Situation Out Of Truman's Hands

No Action Fo1 Mine Seizure  To Be Sought   Negotiations Between Lewis And Operaters To Resume Tomorrow

Coal Dispute To Remain in Court's Hands   White House Secretary Announces That President Will Net Ask Congress for Scizure Powers

A PLEASANT WEEK END   Kansas Weather Will be Fair and Warm Over Sunday

Old Scrolls Prove Christ's Coming Foretold   Discoveries Push Back Knowledge of the Bible 1,000 Years

Gabrielson Joins GOP ‘Fire Acheson’ Chorus, Policy Bid  Vandenberg May Cool Republican Ire on Foreign Issues

Truman Takes Vacation As  GOP tre Rises   Resting in Yacht as Demand for Acheson’s . .  - Resignation Is Boomed

evo Acheson calp Mounts   GOP Demands Stronger Foreiqn Policy Voice

Acheson Is  Under Fire   GOP Chief Makes Bid For Voice In Foreign Policy

GOPs Demand ‘Truman Fire Acheson, Give Party Voice In Foreign Policy

Gabrielson Asks Firing  Of Acheson   GOP Chief Demands Truman Change His ‘Dangerous Course’

Republican Leaders Attack Administration  Policies, Demand Immediate Acheson Ouster

GOP Chorus Grows Vandenberg May Return fo Senate Scene on Jan. 3

GOP Opens Drive  For Stronger Voice In Foreign Policy   President Urged To Change His “Dangerous Course” While Reelected Republican Callé For Quick Attention To “Grave Inflation”

GOP Chief Asks Acheson Be Fired   Vandenberg May Be on Job in New Congress

GOP DEMANDING TRUMAN CHANGE POLICY COURSE   Vandenburg May Temper Party Criticism On Foreign Policies

Republicans Push Drive To Oust Acheson   Chairman Demands Traman Change His “Dangerous Course’

OT  Foreign Policy Riis: Will Be Assailed  Vandenberg May Be Pacifier to  Temper GOP Fire

Party Head In Appeal For Ouster   Sums Up GOP Gain: In 1950 Election; Brannan Under Fire

Czech Planes Banned by U.S.   Reprisal Follows Air Violations; Additional Curbs Also Hinted

Three Hoosier GI’s Hike 30 Miles To Rejoin Battalion In Korea — Get Automatic Raise In Rank

5 Slug Deputy, Escape Cells   Scale High Wall, Flee in Taxi and on Foot

Smoke Tax Runs Into  Opposition   Senate Panel Sends House Approved Bil To Sub-Committee

Tank-Led Reds Continue After Ominous Quiet   U.S. Tanks Unable to Check Foe; Chochiwon Falls; Planes Active

Chochiwon Is Captured In  New Advance   !North Koreans Resume Offensive After Hours ; Of Quiet on Fighting Front; Red Columns  Battered by American Air Force Blows

NCEA Adjourns Without Knowing Election Results   Re-Count Of Ballots Blamed For Delay In Announcing Vote

Thousands Are Homeless, Iwo  Dead in Flood   Weary Rescue Crews Express Belief That ‘The Worst Is Over’

FLOOD. WATERS. SWEEP VALLEY IN CALIFORNIA   Estimate Losses Over $10,000,cu0; Two Known Dead

Central Valley In California Is Flood Swept  Two Persons Dead; Millions Of Dollars   Two Persons Dead; Millions Of Dollars Damace Results

SOVIET MIGHT HELD DANGER BY CHURCHILI   U, S. Atomic Bomb ‘Only Shield’ For Europe

‘Churchill Calls Russia Mightiest War Power, U. 5. A-Bomb Only Defense

Churchill Says Soviet Has Air, Land, Sub Edge   Believes America’s A-Bomb Only Shiela Europe Possesses

Cold Air Back In   Snow Or Freezing Rain Is Predicted For Satutday Nicht

No Arms Ordered For Patrol Planes  - Defense Department  Shuns ‘Overt Acts’

ARMED PATROL PLAN SPURNED   U.S. Not Changing Non-Aggressive Air Policy, Officials Say.

No Intention Df Sending Armed Plane: Over Baltic   Defense Officials Do Not Intend To Alter '‘Non-Aggressive” Air Policy in Europe

Want fo Avoid Any Aggressive Move, They Say   Senator Thinks Reds Attacked Navy Bomber

¢ loud-Seeding Flight Over New York€ ity’ si aa Thwarted By Mother Nature

CHINESE SHELL CARGO VESSEL, FIRE BATTLED   Isbrandtsen Company Calls on Navy For Help

Blockade-Runne Badly Damaged By Chinese Guns   Captain Says Vessel “Unseaworthy’ After Shelling and Fires

Flying Arrow Skipper Says Ship Disabled  Fears Outbreak of New Fires; Requests Passage to Shanghai

IDEAL FALL WEATHER   Little Change in Temperatures - And No Precipation in This Area

FLIER DIES IN BENTON CRASH; ~ ANOTHER HURT   Plane Stalls, Falls 500 Fee! on Sharp Turn Near Airport.

It Took a Long Time fo Paint Two Rooms, And Graveyard Shift Worker Learns Why

Scoop Scored By AP Writes   Native of Korea Gets Firs: Story Away on Landing at Inchon.

EARNS $100 WEEK; THREE CHILDREN ARE ON RELIEF   Howard P. Wilson, Jr., of Bristol Township, Lectured by Judge

Flying “Arrow At Red Port   Battered U. S.. Freighter Arrives: at Tsingtao — Escort: Departs.

U.S. Ship Arrives Safely In Port Of Chinese Reds   Destroyer Escorts Flying Arrow To Territorial Waters

SS FLYING ARROW ARRIVES AT “RED! PORT OF TSINGIAC   Freighter Te Be Repairec After Shelling By Chinece Warshio

rreig ler lied Uo At Tsingtao  Shell Holes Patched On American Ship  By WAYNE RICHARDSON

Steams Into Tsingtao for Repair eee eee FOr ep als  “ARROW” REACHES COMMUNIST PORT

Flying Arrow Arrives in Red Port of Tsingtao   Target of Chinese Nationalist Guns Will Make Repairs

Flying Arrow Is At Tsingtao for Necessary Repairs   Vessel Will Be in Red Por! One Week; All of Personne! Reported to Be Weill

Primary Election Clarifies Political Issues   Labor, Farm Program Now On Yes or No Basis .

Sees Continued Heavy Gov t Spending, Prosperity, Asks Revamping of Tax Structure

Chief Executive Délivers State of Union Message at Joint Session.

Aims For Year Almost Duplicate Previerts Plans   Bright Forecast For Future Made  MY A QULTIATSATIMAT TL.

Next Half-Century Of Prosperity And Progress Predicted   Present Tax Structure Revamping Proposed; Repeal Of T-H Law, Rent Control Continuance Recommended

Says Budget Deficit Exists Because Of Tax Reductions By 80th Conaress

Delays Specific Proposals While Painting Glowing Picture of U. S. Future: Sees $1 Trillion Economy

Sees Trillion  Dollar Economy By 2000 A. D.   President Renews Demand for ‘Fail Deal  Leaislation in State of Union Massace

Assembly Adopts Rau Peace Plan   Red Nations Oppose Commission to Seek Cease-Fire in Korea

Three - Member Commission To Set Basis For Cease - Fire Approved

‘Cease-Fire’ BoardOkayed   Russia Denounces Plan Approved By United Nation Group

Voluntary Price Controls Asked By Government   Similar Plan for Control of Wage: Is in Prospect

Business Under Honor System to  Halt Price Hikes   Rollback Asked to Dec. 1 Level; Wage Appea! to Come Next ©

All Businessmen Put On Own Honor To Hold Down Prices   Compulsory Controls Certainty if Voluntary Method Fails to Work

Hope Honor System Will Halt Spiral   Government Calls Upon Businessmen of Nation Not to Raise Prices in Emergency

Call For Voluntary Controls On Prices   ESA Puts Business Men on Honor To Hold Present Line   Official Low Recorded As Four Below Zero

Standard Is Outlined By U.S. Agency   Plans For Wages To Be Disclosed In Near Future

Businessmen Placed Under Henor System  By NewPlan   December I RoHback Urged: Wages Te-Be Next In Line, ESA Spokesman Declares

At Warsaw Meeting Joliot-Curie Says East, West Can Live In Peace

Astonished At Complete Bomb Leak   Fuchs, Paid And Planted Moscow Agent. Got Very Vital Information Here

Rigid Secrecy Demanded For H-Bomb Project   Congress Alarmed By Hoover's Story Of Red British Spy

Russia Paid Fuchs, Senators Are Told   Alarmed Congressmen Cry For Rigid Security Rules To Keen Plans From British

Dismayed Congress. Asks Bomb Secrecy   British Expert, Fuchs, Reported _ To Have Confessed Leak to Reds

Longressmen Demand New Atomic Secrecy  Scientist Accused In Britain Hed Access . To Our Secrets)

SPY SEIZURI BRINGS ON PROBE   Groves Faces Questioning By Atomic Board  FBI, HEAD   Says Innermost Data About Hydrogen, Atom Bombs In Hands Of Fuchs

Lawmakers Ask Rigid Measures as Seerecy Assurance   Hooyer Quoted as Saying Fachs Was Planted as Paid Spy for  : Russia

FBI Chief Says Reds Paid Spy   Gen. Groves Quizzed On Fach’s Activity  In This Country

Rigid Atomic  Are Demanded   Lawmakers Hear Brit ‘on Gave H-Bomb Sec. réts To Russia

Rigid Secrecy Being Demanded By Lawmakers   Russian Spy Story Unfolded After Arrest in England

British Scientist Handed H-Bomb  Secrets To Russia   J. Edgar Hoover Says Fuchs Was Paid Russian Spy; On Red Payroll As Early As 1939

Will Truman Make W histle-Stop  Trip  To Iowa!   GOP, Demo Candidates Now Stumping State

BIG-TIME GAMBLING CLOSED IN FLORIDA   Evea Church Binge Games Are Shut Dewn Under Presgure Frem Geterper

Ship’s. Crewmen Seek Protection   Cable to State Department, Verbal Protest Made by Seamen

Papers Stress Gromyko’s Violent Blast — Soviet Press Joins  Attack Against U.S

Most of 85 Czechs Landing At U.S. Air Base Want to Return to Their Homeland

Landing Is Forced At Gunpoint   Airlines Head Among Passengers; Many Return To Prague

Three Czech Airliners Land in West ‘Germany: Some Passengers Will Stay

Nationalists Say U.S. Aid Could Save Us   Chinese Are Doom. ed On Formosa Without Help

Armed Might Hailed by U.S   Truman and Aides  Stress ‘Red Peril’

REPORT TO THE PEOPLE — Army, Navy, Air Force Celebrate First Combined Armed Forces Day

Military Might Seen as Best Block to War   Many Parades Reveal New Weapons, With Big Planes Featured

Russia N amed as Korea ‘Aggressor  U.S. Delegate Hits Soviets as War-Responsible

Russia Named as Korea ‘Aggressor’  U.S. Delegate Hits Soviets as WaorReenoncihla

The Last 24 Hours   U.S. Formally Cites Reds As Power Behind Invasior

AUSTIN NAMES NAMES  U.S. Blames Korea War On Russ at U. N. Meet *

U. S. Names Russ As Power Behind  Korean Invasion   Soviet Union Could Call Off War,  Austin Declares; Accuses Russia’s Malik of Deliberately Stalling UN Council Action Against Aggressors

Women Behaved Themselves Better Than Men in 1949, FBI Report Shows

Want Other U.N. Nations To Send Mer   Senators Point To Obligation Of Ali Members

Other UN Nations to Send Troops   Senators Demand More Than “Token” Strength Be Added.

Senators Insist Other UN Lands Provide Troops  Defense Chiefs Watch Other Danger Spots For Siqns of Trouble

U.S. Wanis UN Troops  For Korea  ’ Call For Aid Comes   Call For Aid Comes After Bradley Says. Allies Will Be Sent

Troops Of UN Nations Demanded   Americans Doing All The Fighting Now. Asserted

SENATORS DEMAND ‘FOREIGN TROOPS HELP IN KOREA   Call for Aid From U. N. Nations Comes After Bradley Reveals Some Will Send Token Forces.   OBLIGATION FOR ALL TO FIGHT IS SEEN   This Cannot Be Discharged Anowland Said, by Applauding Action Taken  by a Few Governments.

SENATORS DEMAND ACTION  me ee AAA NE RNAS One SN  Allied Troops Asked to Fight

Senators Ask Other United Nations to Send Troops Into Korean Battle

TROOPS ASKED TO JOIN U.S. KOREAN FORCE   Solons Make Demand For More Help From Other UN States

Senators Demand Other U.N. Countries Commit Forces To Korean Fight

UN Allies Offer Ground Troops In Korean War   Senators Say Other Na. tions Have Obligation To Help

Solons Urge UN Countries Furnish Troops   Bradley Reports Some Token Forces Offered By Other Nations

Ultimate Fate of Any Tax Pruning May Rest With  Korean War; Final Decision to Be Up to Senate

NEW 1 AX BILL UP FOR HOUSE VOTING TODAY   Passage Predicted; Korean Crisis Could Delay Senate Ballot

Marines Bog Down in Drive on Seoul, But Recs in Full Retreat on Southern Front As Yanks Narrow Gap Between Beachheads

Heavy Enemy Tank And Mortar Fire Pins Down Leathernerck3 Before Seoul, Dash Hopes Of ‘Capture By Nightfall   CATCH COMMUNISTS FLATFOOTED AT SOUTH

Americans Take Suwon; Tough Fight In Seoul   First Cavalry Division Makes Twenty Mile Gain; South Koreans Make Rapid Advances

TROOPS DASH TO SOUTH AND SEIZE SUWON   Enemy Resistance Upsets Marines’ Hope of Taking Capital by Tonight.

Yank Flanking Column Captures Key Airstrip 20 Miles South Of City

Suwan, Key Airstrip Falls, Cuts Enemy s Retreat From South   Heavy Tank And Mortar Fire Pins Down Leathernecks In Rice Paddies Of Seoul's Suburbs

Doughbe ysCut Main Retreat  Route Of Reds   Communists Falling Hark On All Fronts Ju Pusan Beachhead   {Seer Yan on Pace 23

Suwon Is Captured By Army   Heavy Red Fire Keeps Marines On Outskirts of Kerean Capital

Attlee Holds Russ fo Blame   Western Atomic Offer, If Accepted, Would End Cold War

ATTLEE HURLS CHARGE AT REDS   Puts Full Blame for Cold  War on Russia

Attlee Places Cold War on Red Shoulders   Western Powers Ready To Discuss Atomic issues

Reds to Blame, Attlee Asserts   Laborite Answers Churchill In Campaien Finale

Russia Is Blamed In Full For Continued Cold Wai   Prime Minister Attlee Says All Required Is The Will To Discuss And Solve Problems

Killing Promptec by Radio Story   Youth Gives Reasons For Staying Farmer -

Story Inspired Killing, Boy Says   Radio Thriller Blamed at Richland Center

Vandenbere’s Wife Dies in  Washington   Lingering Ulness Inds for Senator’s Helnea

VANDENBERG’S WIFE IS DEAD   Michigan Senator Grief Stricken As Companion Goes In Death.

Wite Of Senator Vandenberg Dies   3-Year Illness Is Fatal At Capital

American Forces Beat Back North Korea Thrust Toward Rail, Road Center Of Taequ

NEW TROOPS POUR IN FOR SHOWDOWN.   Invaders Reported. In Desperate Drive: For Quick Victory:   South Koreans Chase Reds Into Hills After Thrust At Taeou Beaten Back

U.S. Forces Stop Thrust   24th American Division Blunts Spearhead Aimec Toward Taegu.

Yanks Thwart Reds’ Taegu Drive   lope and Enthusiasm Pervade Entire Ameérican Sector

Uth Feels Theil Of Pride Beating Back Red Thrust   Division Previously Had Made Series of 9 Straicht Retreats

TO EXHIBITORS   Trevose Horticulture So. ciety Recognize Winners of Year   INAME THE OFFICERS

ULTIMATUM T0 RAND STRIKERS   Return To Work Monday Or Lose Jcbs, Company Warns

41 Are Killed In Mine Blast   Few Others Missing After Explosion In Belgium

Top. Red, Belgiar  Is Assassinated   Wife Sees Killing; Pro-Leopoldists Are Blamed

Communists’ Belgian Chief Shot To Death  Red Paper Accuses Pro-Leopoldists In  Cinv-twem OU T alnawet

Gunmen Slay Belgian Red Party’s Chief   Communists Blame ProLeopoldists for Death of Julian Lahaut. 66

Belgians Red Leader Slain   Julien Lahaut, Popular  Metal Worker, Shot  By Assassins

No. 1 Belgiar Red Slain in Night Attack   ' Commies Charge Leopoldist Assassins; Wife Sees Gunning

BELGIUM'S RED LEADER 1S SLAIN   Julien Lahaut Riddted With Bullets At His Home By Two Gunmen.

U. N. Prepares For Decision On Korea Peace   Rumored Troop Movements Are Without Influence

UN SPEEDING PEACE PLANS   Western Blueprint Expected to be Approved by Substantial Mujority.

West’s Plan To Be Voted On Today   Delegates Ignore Russian, Chinese Troop Movements

Troop Movement Reports Ignored By UN Deleaates   Speedy. Decision Sought on Western Plans for Peace

Battle For Hainan Isle Is Under Way   1,000 Boats Used By Red Invaders

«Truman, Attlee Begin Conference on World Crisis   Ask Assembly To Air Korea

World Problem: Discussed By Truman, Attlee  Two Leaders Reach ‘Understanding’ At First Conference

Coal Factions Ask Oil Curbs   Miners, Operators Join in Import Tiff

Spokesmen for Coal Miners, Operators Urae Conaress fo Curh Imnorts of Oil

MINERS DEMAND OIL IMPORT CUT   Coal Operators Also Urge Congress To Protect Americon Workers

BOND QUOTA IS $28,000 FOR BREWSTER   Drive Started May 15th Fo: ‘Independence’ Goal Says Chairman

PHONE GIRLS T0 BE CHARGED   Prosecutor Says Case Against 13 Persons Is Not Closed

ICE HITS EAST: FLOOD DANGERS MOUNT IN WEST   Winter Erects 2,000-Mile Ice Slide Across  Nation

Lewis Rejects Call to Appear Before House’   -Committee Invites Mine Chief to- Answer  ‘lIndemoeratic’ Charae

LEWIS REJECTS INVITATION 70 TESTIFY.   - Denies The Charge Of Secret Order  = mm a6 ae ae

HL COMMITTEE BID REJECTED   dohn L. Lewis Had Been Invited to Vestify on Charges That He Secretly Countermanied His Public “Back-To-Work” Order in Recent Coal Strike.

Secretary's Loyalty To Hiss Cited   Coalition Group Plans To Pull No Punches In Hearing

FLASH FLOOD CLAIMS LIVES OF 3 PERSONS   Scores Rescued From Swirling Waters At Coraopolis, Pa.

3 Lose Lives Cs, Damage Heavy V  InF lash Flood   Firemen Save Scores From Raging Waters In Coraopolis Area

Drive on Cancer peer ee  ayors   Proclamations Are Issued In Connection With April Campaign

Drive on Cancer Urged by Oil City, Franklin Mayors   Proclamations Ar e Issued In Connection With April Campaign

Search Pushed For Navy Plane   Missing Fishing Boat With 10 Aboard Also Hunted

Women Face Draft i in U.S.   Hershey Declares U.S. May Need Then

Spotters Prove They’re Able To Warn Of Attack   Thousands Of Watchers Praised By Leaders Of 91.State Test.

ACHESON AND JOHNSON TO STAY ON ‘TEAM’  Truman Declared To Have No Intention Of Makin ' Changes In Cabinet Despite Flurry Of Rumors

Mississippi Crests at Cairo; Refugees Cheered by News   Flood Trouble Grows Downstream In Arkansas ond Tennessee, However.

Britain’ Decision to Help in Korea May Bolster Waning Prestige Here

CANDIDATES GET TEST AT POLLS   Maine Goes Republican In First Election Since War Started—Primaries Held In Other States

—SEVEN STATES VOTE TODAY—  RepublicansWin Eighth Straight Sweep in Maine

Seven States. Cast Ballots  In Primaries  GOP Wins In Maine With Candidates . Put In Top Posts

Maine Upholds Tradition By Keeping Republicans In All Major Offices; Michigan And Minnesota Vote Toda,

REPUBLICANS WIN AS USUAL IN MAINE VOTE   Seven Other Scattered States Holding Primary Elections Today.

GOP Takes Maine Posts In8thSweep   Primary Voting Holds Interest Now, Mainly in New Hampshire in Tobev’s Race   Six Others Vote   Parties im Several States Ballot fer Ravorites

GOP Sweeps Major Offices in Maine Vote  7 Other States Hold Primary Elections

Maine Goes GOP In A Bigger Way   Political Spotlight Is on New England

Maine Keeps Repyblicans in Office; Seven States Hold Primary Votes

Republicans Keey Grip On Election Staged In Maine   Seven States Are Holding Primaries;  Tobey Is In Battle

Seven States Holding Primaries: Maine Goes Solidly Republican   Eyes Now Focusec On N. Hampshire Senatorial Race

Escort Carrier, 6 Destroyers Go to Pacific   Being Sent by U.S. For Intensive AntiSubmarine Exercises

—FOR DEFENSE — $10 Billion Tax Boost  Is Expected   INCOME, PROFITS TO BE AFFECTED

TEN BILLION TAX BOOST IS FORSEEN   Hearings To Bo Held Wednesday — Huge Tax Increase Said Necrssary To Hinance Accetcr-

TEN BILLION TAX BOOST MAY BE ASKED   "Program Would Call: For Increases All Along The Line

Hoosier Flyers Escape in Wreck   Six Crewmen and Two Passengers J ump from Burning Ship.

Civil Defense System for State Sought   Disaster Relief Group, General Cite Necessity

State Civil Defense Plan Recommended  State Committee Urges Protection For Emergency

CRSPES B ARGRRPARG ak aPCE s  Dabont Labet Chabildraben Sabee Thabis

N, C, DEMOCRATS WANT BALANCED FEDERAL BUNCET   Convention Calls For eduction In Na tional Debt; No Increase In Taxes: Truman Praised.

State Democrats Call For Balanced Federal Budget Without Tax Boost

Statement Praises Scott, Truman  N.C. Democrat Platform Asks State, Federal Spending Curbs

AGHIESUN APPEALS FOR CONFIDENCE IN DEPARTMENT]   Secretary Said to Have Told Governors Top tl. Ss. Project Is Effective Defense of Furope.   DEFENDS CO-WORKERS AS LOYAL OUTETI   Calls for Support of Truman’ Pian to Help Underdeveloped Areas in World Better Selves,

Secretary Says Europe's Defense Is No.  Project  Defends Department   Defends Department As Clean And Loyal After Swaepina Out

Europe Arms Plan Held Top Project   Acheson Reportedly Tells Governors Of Defense “Must?

Secretary Of State Spends More Than Two Hours With State Executives Behind Closed Doors

Defense Of Europe Top Project   That Is What Acheson Tells Governors; Defends Dept.

STATE DEPARTMENT DEFENDED Top U. S. Project Is Defense Of Europe, Acheson Quoted

American Planes Tune Up for Fight; Market Slumps; Congress Aroused

Enemy Claims Capture of U.S. War Materia When They Took Kumchon with Air Help

Discharge 49 Police: Demote 16 GOP Officers   Merit Board Acts To Even Parity Between Parties

QUSTS GOP TO MAKE WAY FOR DEMOS   Sixteen Republican Offi. cers Demoted; 12 Of. ficers and 49 Patrolman Discharged in Revamping Force,   POLITICAL PARITY ON JOBS IS GOAL   Law Requirement for 250 GOP and 250 Demos on 500-Man Force Almost Attained.

Cabinet Quits In Belgian Row   Liberals Inspire Collapse Over Leonald Issue

Liberals Balk Belgian Ruler Return Effort   Government Resigns. And New Elections Slated To Foilow

LIBERALS BAN SUMMONS FOR ROYAL EXILE   New Election Looms As 8 Ministers Walk Out

Belgium's Government Collapses   King Leopold’s Chance To Return Postponed

Government Of Beleium Collapses   Action Postpones King’s Chance To Return to His Throne from Exile

Belgian Cabinet Resigns; Delays Leopold's Plans   Government Collapse Caused By Split In Cabinet

POLICE CHIET AND WOMAN KILLED BY BANDIT IN HOLDU   Three Others Wounded Dur. ing Cafe Battle At Mendan Mass.

Police Chief, Woman Diner Slain, Three Others, Including ‘Bandit, Hurt In Gun Battle At Red Rooster Cafe In Mendon, Mass

POLICE CHIEF, GIRL KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   3 Others Wounded In Fight During Tavern Robbery

Govt. Asks  Voluntary Price Curb   Valentine Details Rules For Price Standards; Wage Rule Planned.

Price Freeze OnGoodsAsked  By Government   Scale of Normal Profit Margin Set Up as Basis

‘FREEZE PUT ON ALL GOODS BY "REQUEST"   Similar Voluntary Controls On Wages May Be Asked Soon

Set of ‘Fair Standards’ Laid Down  Asks Rollback Of Increases Since Dec. 1.

Wages Not Listed: Voluntary Price Freeze Aske ‘On All Goods and Services

No Mention of Wage Freeze in New Govt. Move   Demand Roll-Back of Any Price Increas« es Since Dec. 1 Which Exceed Certain “Fair Standards” Set Up.

PRICE FREEZE IS CALLED BY GOVERNMENT      ECA ‘Asks Voluntary Action Be Made ] On All Goods

Thomasville Train Wreck Kills Woman   Two Injured In Southern Crash Today

Tintype Leads to Heirs Of Ohio Mystery Widow   New York Sisters’ Bare Bizarre Story Of Woman Who Hid Identity from Mate

Mystery Woman's Heirs Found Through Old Tintype Picture; Sisters Get $250 000 Estate

Bushman, Most  Famous of Zoo  Animals, Is Ill Chicago Officials Fearful Gorilla May Die Soon

Big Ape May Be Near Death   Bushman, Gorilla At Chicago Zoo, Is Til With Arthritis and Heart Disease: 22 Years Old

FAMED CHICAGO _ APE, BUSHMAN, 1S GRAVELY Iki   Giant Gorilla Hit by Old Age, Arthritis, Heart Ailmont.

Bushman, Top Zoc Attraction, Dying  Huge Gorilla Examinec From Distance, Given 5 Minutes to a Year

SUCCUMBING TO OLD AGE...  Bushman, Giant Gorilla, ls Reported Gravely Ill

TEACHERS LOOK FOR EXTRA PAY   XN. C. Commission To Provide Unexpected Check For 26.000 Provited Revenue Holds In Getober.

War in Indo-China May Be a Major Discussion Topic in Pacific Parley

Expected To Tell Truman Commie: Will Strike Anew   Chief Asiatic Threat, Indochina, Will Be Talked In Pacific

Truman-MacArthur Conference May Brine Fresh Anti-Communist Measures In Asia

To Confer Over Key  Problems   President And Gen. MagArthur to Take Them up in Their Meeting

Spotlight On Asian Defense :   MacArthur-Truman Conference Expected To Chart Future Role Of U.S. in Far East -

Reorganization of 5 State Air Units Ordered   Headquarters of National Guard Troops to Re At Milwaukee

Hint Troops Will No Longer Recognize 38th Parallel As Border of North, South Korea: Say They Cannot Be Bound by UN Decisions

Chinese Reds Reject UN Bid For Cease Fire  BR Pe   Commies Demand Seat in Assembly As Price for Peace

Reds Demane UN Seat as . Peace Price   Won't Respect 38th Parallel, Peipinag Hints

Plea Illegal, Chou Asserts In Statement   Communists Demand Seat In Assembly As Price Of Peace In Korea

GUARDSMEN NEARLY BLOW UP ARMORY.AND RBALICLA ME TMUsSAL AC CLIELL IC MREAAMAICTO ATER

PLANES TO HIT TOWNS HELD BY NORTH KOREANS   American Troops May Join In Battle, Broadcasts Indicate

Government Reaches Policy Decision; Powerful Help Given   BULLETIN

Yank Planes To Bomb Area Held By Reds  Would Drive Red Forces Out Of Seized Territory

American Planes Reported Bombing Captured Sections  South Korean Army Hurls Red Invaders Back from Capital

Warships and Planes Speed To So. Korea   Appoints American General To Command ‘Joint Defense Operations’ In Korea;  Fleet Alerted

General Is Chosen for Operation   Well-Founded Report Says Aircraft. Are to Attack Towns in Red Hands      Promise Is Made   MacArthur to Send Gans and Bombers; Radio »>Is Guoted

U.S. Bombers Readied For Korea Fight   Rejuvenated South Army Pushes Invaders Back North of The Ca pital

Will Continue Until invaders Pull Back   Takyo Alsa Reports MacArthur Will Set Up Field Offices  Riullatin!

4 Communist Craft Downed by Americans   Defenders Push Back Enemy from Gates of Capital Seoul

Bombing May Begin Tonight; Report U.S. -General Named to Joint Defense Staff

Truman Issues ‘Stop Communism’ Edict;  Orders Armed Aid’   No U. S. Troops To Be Used At The Present Time; Will Act to Protect Formosa, Indochina, Philippines

Gen. Church To Command Yank Foree   Airmen Ordered To Bomb Out Reds; 8 Yak Fighters Downed

U.S. Planes Attack Due For Tonight   Seoul Radio Says American Troops Will Also Be Sent To Their Aid

U.S. Planes To Start Bombing Captured Towns  Reports Persist Ameri  Reports Persist Americans To Jump Into Action.

Name American To Head Defense Against Invasion   Say ‘General Chugeh’ Will, - Conimand Operations: MacArthur To Send Ai

So. Koreans Cheered by Aid, Drive Back North Invaders   General Church Named To Head Joint Forces

Truman Acts to Aid South, End Invasion   Alerts Fleet to Stem Any Communist Drive on Formosa

Report Says U. 5S. Planes to Start Bombing Tonight  Towns Captured by   Towns Captured by Reds Will Be Hit

Tokyo Hears American Bombers Are to Attack Communist  Troops Invading South Korea  Appointment of U. S. General As Defense Chief Talked

Yank-Manned Planes to Hit Seized Towns   Naming of U. 8. General to Head Defense Reported

Strategic Town is Reported Refaken By South's Forces   Move Would Cut Line OF Reds and Might Cause Withdrawal

‘Joint Defense Operation Set Up, Report   Korea's President  Says ‘Gen. Church’ Will Head Defense; Planes To Hit Reds

YANK PLANES MAY BOMB KOREA TOWNS   MacArthur Confirms U. 8. Fighters Shot Down Four Russian-Made Yaks

Yank Bombers Plan Attacks On Red Towns   Bombing Runs Start Tonight, Says Tokvo

Report Decision To ‘Bomb Reds’ Out of the South   Claim American Wilk Head Joint Defense; Reds ‘Hurled Back’

Report U.S. Plane: fo Start Bombing  Captured Towns  Word Is Apparently Well Founded: Runs   Word Is Apparently Well Founded; Runs To Begin Tonight

Bombers Scheduled To Start Action Tonight   Red Attackers Pushed 20 Miles From Seoul

Say U. 5. Planes To Bomb Towns Taken By Reds   Fighters Shoot Dowrl Four North Korec:: Planes

American Forces Hit North Korea   Broadcast of Attack Attributed _ to President Rhee

Firm Policy Stand Stated   Navy to Prevent Any Red Atteck on Formose; AntiCommunist Moves Opposed

Yank Fighters Down Four Red Warnlanes   General Claims U.S. Will Not Use Troops

Report Says U. S. Planes Will Begin  Bomb Raids   Information States Purpose Of Attacks To Chase Invaders

TO USE BOMBERS   Report of Action South of 38th Parallel Is Con firmed

US. FIGHTERS DOWN 4 PLANES   Americans To Bomb Rec Positions South of 38th Parallel.

Crucial Meeting of UN Today   May Supply Answe1 to Red China’s Intentions in War.

U.S., China Diplomats Meet In UN  Ounestion Of War   Question Of War Between China-U. S$ May Be Answered

Allies Withdraw from Pyongyang   ‘Count 800,000 Red Foe Lined Against UN Forces in Korea

U.N. Troops Face Crisis in Retreat  MacArthur Says Red Chinese Have 818,000 in North Korea  There Are Not Enough United Nations   There Are Not Enough United Nations Troops in Korea to Set Up Defenses; Eighth Army May Try to Defend Seoul 

U.N. Troops Withdraw From N_ Korean Capital In Retreat   Not Enough Troops For Defense Line

Approve Civilian Defense Program      ~ House Armed Service Committee Votes Plan

Plan for Federal Civil Defense Program Approved   Would Cost More Than Three Billion: Caldwell Probably Would Head It.

‘Draft Director Says Ohio Ready To Meet Call  Men Inducted Must Be Given 21-Days’ Notice

Texas Oil Quota Cut 160,083 Barrels   Railroad Commission Orders Third Slash

25 PCT. RISE SOUGHT FOR MILLION MEN   Wage Increase Would Cover Railroads’ Non Operating Workers.

15 Rail Unions To Go After 15-Cent Boost   Million Members Of Non-Operating Units Affected

Rail Unions Ask 25-Cent Pay Increase   Non-Operating Workers Map Wage Goal of $10 Boost

Railroad Unions Ask Pay Boost   Non-Operators Set 25-Cent Hourly Goal

bs RAIL UNIONS SEEK WAGE PHKE   TO ASK 25 CENTS FOR ONE MILLION NON-OPERATORS

RAIL UNIONS TO SEEK 25° HOUR RAISE   Heads of 15 Non-Operating Workers Unions to Serve Demands on Raiilroads October 25.   ASK FOR AVERAGE $10 WEEKLY BOOST   Cost Would Be $400,000,000 Per Year to Operators. Men Won 40-Hour Week in 1949.

Weather Forecast   5 Railroad Jnions to Ask Nace Increase  _   Non-Operating Workers Seek 25 Cent Hourly Hike

15 Railroad Unions Lay Demands For 25-Cent Pay Boost Before Operators

'15 Rail Unions Decide to Seek 25-Cent Boost   Will Serve Notice on Major U. S. Carriers on Oct. 25

15 Rail Unions Ask 25¢ Hourly Wage Boost   U.S. Steel to Open Talk: With USW  Monday

SEEK A PAY BOOST   15 Railroad Unions to Ask for 25-Cents-an-Ho»r Increase

Rail Unions To Seek 25 Cent Boost   Groups Concerned Are Workers With Non-Operating Jobs

Non-operating Rail Unions  To Ask Raise   Fifteen Decide to Ask 25c an Hour  Pay Increase

Unions Will Seek $400,000,000 Wase Hikes from Rails   Non-Operating Workers Want 25 Cents More an Hour to “Catch Up.”

Rail Unions Will Ask for  Wage Increase   Non-operating Workers Decide To Serve Notice Asking Negotiation

Seek Rail Wage! Hike  Ne on- operating Unions  EETotr 424. Fe.ke..Js. ff...

Rail Unions to Seek Pay Hike   15 Heads Represent About Million Member:

Railroad Unions Ask 25c Boost  Heads Of 15 Units Notify Major Lines

Will Ask For Hourly Wage Bansk Of. 98c   Non-Op Workers Number Million.

15 Rail Unions Demand 25c an Hour Pay Hike   Vien NowAverage $60.15 Per Week; Last Bo ost Was 7 Cents in 1948

Two Bit Wage Hike Is Rai Workers Goal   Boost Would Cost Compa nies Additional $400,000,000 Annually.

Rail Unions To Ask 25¢ Hour Increase  : “415 Groups: With ” Million Members

Non-Operating Railmento  Ask Pay Hike   Heads of 15 Unions To Demand 25-Cent Hourly Increase for One Million Member:

200 Reported Dead And 30( Hurt In Quake   Northeastern Section of Oil-Rich Columbia Hit Over Week-end

Colombia ‘Quake Toll Reaches 200   At Least 300 Hurt As Andes Tremor

STATE BUDGET NEARLY READY      $260; 000, 000 Figure Is Seen Likely By GOP  Finance Chiefs:

Plan Big Event ‘Sudan Temple Ceremonial  To Be Staced At Fairmont

Kisenhower Urges Press to Keep Columns Unbiased   General Is Heard by 1,400 Publishers and Editors at Luncheon

 Take New Stand At Vital Position — (To Await More Help From Overseas

Hard- Driving First Division First To Enter Northern City Climaxing March Of 90 Miles   American Tanks Cleaned Path For Part Of Way And Roads Littered With Communist Dead; Opposition Only Snarodic.

Troops Storm Into City After Seizing Airfield   Prize Goal Reached After Eight-Day March Of Near. ly 90 Miles; Red Tanks Are Massed Around City

SOUTH KOREANS CLAIM CITY ENTERED BUT OTHER SOURCES SAY REPORT IS PREMATURE

R. 0. K. FORCES SWARM OVER AIRFIELD   Mountain Road Is Littered With Communist Dead

ROK Division Storms River Into Capital   Prize Goal of Allied March Is Invested After 95-Mile Drive

Beat Yank Smash Into Red Capital   Seize Airfield, Then Cross River Into Prize City

South Korea Troops Beat Yanks To It   Communist Forces Make Stand As Fight For Capital Begins

So. Koreans Say Their Army Units Are In Pyongyang   U. S. Infantrymen Are Close Behind Invading Natives

Report Is Made Over Pusan Radio   S. Koreans Swarm Over Airfield From Across River Into City of Pyongyang

War's End In Sight; Enemy Line Crumbles  South Koreans Are First To Hit City After Lona Smash

Radio Pusan Announces ROKs Roll Over City’s Airfield, Then Enter Pyongyang— Surging Southerners Beat U. S. First Cavalry To Goal

Swarm Over Airfield,  Cross River   Fleeing Communists Leave Piles Of War Materials And Road Littered With Dead

Seize Airfield, Storm Across River To Goal   Beat Yanks to Pyongyang in Effort to Wind Up Fighting

South Korea  Forees First To Gain Goal   ROK Troops Swarm Into City Ahead Of Yank First Cavalry

Airfield, Roks Cross River Into the City GOAL OF U. N. DRIVE Natives Beat Americans in  Race to Red-Held Prize of Korean War

ROK Trosus Claim They Have Foucht Way into Pyonavang, Red Cenital: Gls Are Close Behind

Pusan Radio Reports Roks In Red Capital   Troops March Nearly 90 Miles In Last Eight Days

First Division Troops Cross Taedong River   Road Littered With Communist Dead; Equipment Taken

Air Field Falls As Soldiers Push On Into Capital   Hard-Fighting ROKS With Race With US  ‘Troops For Entrance

Swamning Over Pyongyan ‘Airfield, Roks Cross ae er Into the City   GOAL OF U. N. DRIVE   Natives Beat Americans in Race to Red-Held Prize  of Korean War

‘South Korean Troops Battle Their Way Into Red Capital of Pyongyang, Capturing Big Airfield

S. Koreans First  In Pyongyang   Capture Airfield, Storm Across Riwer To Enter City

Hard Fighting ROKs Gain Prized Goalin Fast Time   South Korean Troops Inside Pyongyang, PusanRadioSays

SOUTH KOREANS GUT THEIR WAY INTO PYONGYANG   Soldiers Swarm Over Reds’ Airfield And Cross River To Enter City — Others Advance Rapidly.

—KOREA—  Pyongyang Air Base Captured  South Koreans First In City

Yank Troops Press Drive Toward City   Communist Forces Make Final Stand

FIRST CAVALRY CLOSE BEHIND   Mountain Road Littered With Bodies Of Slain  Cammiunicte   REDS LEAVE ARMS

South Korean Troops Now in City, Report  Rok Forces Racing U.S. Troops to Area

Pyongyang Prize Goal of Massive Allied Campaign   Roks March 90 Miles in Eight Days to Enter City Ahead of U. S. First Cavalrymen

Thanksgiving Dinner To Cost Less Than Last Year Government Bureau Says

PRODUCE EXCHANGES MAY SUSPEND TRADING   Action Urged Following Skyrocketing Of Exg Prices In Recent Dave

Move To Oust: ; Outvoted., Walks      Arques With Mrs. Roosevelt

Russians Stalk From UN Talks On China Plan   Failure To Oust Nationalists Brings Usual Red Reaction

Flash Flood  Kills Woman   Water Runs Seven Feet Deep through Ohia City Gbeaate

Thousands Flee In Path Of Flood In Ohio   One Person Killed, Damage Estimated At $1,000,000

Water Roars Down Valley Through Towns   Pottery, Mining Towns Swept By Swirling Torrent After Cloudburst

Thousands Flee Path of Flash Flood in Ohio; 1 Woman Dies   Property Damage Passes $1 Million After 4-Hour Cloudburst

DAM BREAKS, TWO POTTERIES EXPLODE IN OHIO VALLEY   Community of 3,000 Paralyzed By Sudden Devastating Storm; Property Damage Will Be Far In Excess of Million Dollars.

Thousands Flee Path of Flash Flood in Ohio   Crooksville Pottery Plant Destroyed— A Woman Is Killed

One Dead In Flash    Panic Grips People As Water Runs 7 Feet Deep Through Ohio Towns After Deluge.

Thousands Flee Rush of Water in Near-Panic   Damage Is More Than Million: Only One Death Is Reported

Wind And Rain Buffet Large PortionOfOhio   Woman Drowned As Waters Smash Down On Eastern Valley

CLOUDBURST SENDS CREEKS OUT OF BANKS   Four-Hour Downpour Causes One Death and Property Damage Well Over Million Dollars, _   WATER RUSHES OVER DAM TOP   Pottery Kiln Blows Up; Water 7 Feet Deep in Street. Many Trapped in Theatre.

Thousands Flee Path of Flash Deluge; Pottery At Crooksville Burns   Property Loss Is Above $1,000,000   Mrs. Alice Adrian, 55, Is Victim; Electric Service Is Disrupted

HEAVY LOSS IS CAUSED BY 4-HOUR RAIN   Wall Of Water Descends on Towns  Without Warning

Expect Damage To Exceed $2 Millions   Woman Drowns, Homes Are Swept Away in Several Valley Communities

Creeks Go Wild After  Cloudburst   One Killed; Loss Tops Million; Southwest Of State Struck.

Woman Drowns When Cloudburst Inundates Valley  Crooksville Section Suffers Heavy Loss In Flash Disaster

Damage High In Flash Flood   Woman Killed in Ohio Storm   Cloudburst Courses Through Southwest

RED TO GET TASTE OF OWN MEDICINE  —_—eSSSSSSSSSSSSSssssesensnsesssstusesessteasesennsnmemmee  Malik Bowing Out As Council Chief, But Readies Anti-U.S. Swan Sone

“Werewolf” Gang Stirring Again  Leafiets Issued Warning   Leafiets Issued Warning Americans, Britiah, French And Russians.

Dog Trudges 1,000 Miles To Return Sparkle To Eyes Of His Mute, Invalid Girl Mistress

Chinese Reds Learn Meaning Of ‘Annihilate’ After Being Ordered To Wipe Out U.S. Marine Divsion

Chinese Find Annihilating Yanks Tough   First Marine Division Liquidates Six Divisions Of Red Forces Assigned To Wipe Them Out

Escaping Marines, Doughteet Exact Heavy Toll From Red ‘Annihilators’

U.S. Marine: Give Reds A  Beati ng   Enemy Trying to Cut Yank Retreat Believed Hurt Too Badly to Be Further Threat Now

Combat Effectiveness Lost  By Six Chinese Divisions After Bout With Marines

Six Chinese Divisions Chewed Up By U.S. Marines in Epic Escape   Ordered to ‘Annihilate’ Leathernecks, Enemy So Badly Hurt They Put Up Little Resistance Qn Last Leg of Bloody, Heartbreaking Retrea

‘Leathernecks Teach Reds What “‘Annihilate’’ Means   RY JACK MIACRETH

; Enemy Attacks Dwindled Near Retreat’s End Marines Inflicted Heavy Losses on Chinese Foes

F ighting Gls Butcher Reds   Americans, Allies Liter rally Cut Way To Safety Through  6 Chinese Divisions»

Retreating Marines Destroy Three Chinese Divisions in Escape Effort

Marines Chew Enemy Forces   Chinese Learn What ‘Annihilation’? Means

Chinese Found Marines ‘Rough’  Americans Wreck Six Red Divisions

$9,000 Men On Strike — At Chrysler.  Balk at Terms For Operating  Pension Plan

CIO-UAW Sends 89,000 Chrysler Workers Out On Strike Over Pensions   Six-Month Contract Negotiations Break Off As Result Of Disagreement Over How To Operate  $100-A-Month Payments 

CHRYSLER HIT BY UAW STRIKE   85,000 Walk Off Jobs After Company Refuses Demand for Pensions

85,000 Chrysler Workers Strike For Pension Plar   Firm Wants To Keep Administration Contrel

Walkout Halts Production In Chrysler Corp   Work Stopped on Auto. mobiles in Twenty_ Five Plants

Chrysler Workers Strike to Enforce Pension Demands   Dispute On Operation of $100-a-Month Plan Brings Walkout of 85,000 Employes In 25 Plants of Big Auto Corporation

83,000 CHRYSLER WORKERS STRIKE IN PENSION ROW   Contract Negotiations, Begun More Than Six Months Ago, End in Tight Deadlock.   WALKOUT IDLES 20.000 BRIGGS EMPLOYVES   Aulo Firm Agreed to $100a- Month - Payment Plan, But Urion Rejected Its  Operation Terms.

ALL CHRYSLER PLANTS ARE CLOSED UP   Strikes Make 85,000 Idle Workmen; Action  Follows Negotiations

Employes of Chrysler Qut   Quick Agreement Expect: ed On: Pensions

Chrysler Corp. Workers Strike Over Pensions   LAW Opposes Method: Of Handling Program: 105,000 Persons Idle

135 Individuals — Attack Red Law As Unconstitutional   Action Is Filed in U. S. District Court; Seeks to Nullify

Anti-Red Law Under Fire In U. S. Court   135 File Action  For Injunction

Court Atfack on New Law Against Subversives Filed   Some Communists Among 135 Filing Suit in U. S. Court

Possible Henchmen of British Atomic Expert Are Sought by FBL United Kingdom Agents

GEN. GROVES DELAYS PUBLIC ATOM HEARING   FBI Chief Testifies At Secret Meet With Board

Only Marcantonio Opposes Arms Aid  $1.2 Billion Voted By House, 359 to 

House Votes $1.2 Billion For Arms Aid  Marcantonio Casts Single Dissent

FAMED HAWAII MOUNT ERUPTS IN SPECTACLE   Glow From Volcano Remains Visible 200 Miles

MAY WILL LEAVE PRISON NEXT MONDAY   Former Congressman Has Servet 9 Months and 13 Days for Accepting $53.000 Bribe.

State Federution of lator Asks Special Session to Vote More Relief Fundc

Investigators Ask For Complete Files On Michael Lee   Senate Probers Say Data Is Necessary to Determine Loyalty Check

 Won’t Rule On Loyalty Files \Truman Questions Sincerity  lof McCarthy In Red Expose

WILL COOPERATE PRESIDENT SAYS      ‘Senate Investigators May Get Secret Files.

Truman Ready ToCo-Operate   Would Aid State Department Probe—Undecided About Loyalty Files.

Truman to Help In Red Inquiry  To Pass on Loyalty File Opening in Time

Attempt at Voluntary  Price Ceilings Flops  Ford, General Motors Reject Appeal, Charnes Deleon Ohielk DMiceriminatad

McCarthy Files. On Communists loBe Demanded  ~First Woman — By Senator as Red oe Cealle Him “Line”. : ’

M Carthy Sets Fresh Targets In Red Inquiry   Woman Ex-Judge And UN Delegate Denies Charges

McCarthy Set To Document ‘Charge Against Miss Kenyon   Senator Plans Today To Point Senate Red Hunters Toward Fresh Targets; First Charge Brings Hot Denial.

Red Probers Want Files of M’Carthy   Demanding Information About That Mysterious “Case 14”

Files To Back ‘Red Charges Will Be Sought  Sen. McCarthy Told His Information May Be Subpoenaed

McMahon ‘Shocked? by - Trresponsible Speech’ of Wisconsin Solon   Tempers Fly At Capitol Hearing   McCarthy Accuses Quiz Group of Being ‘Tool of State Department’

Senator on Spot On Second Day Of Red Inquiry   Files, re Demanded By Conmjmittee and He Is led Liar

Senator Told to Show Data   McMahon Demands G.O.P. Produce Information on Anonymous Case 14.

Sen. McCarthy Points Senate Communist Hunters Toward New Targets

Solon’s File On Reds Will Enter Probe   Wrangling Continues As Senate Committee Considers Allegations

SENATE'S RED HUNTERS GET NEW TARGETS   M’Carthy’s First Charge Draws Hot Denial From Woman

Senator Continues Blast At Alleged Communists Employed By State Dept.   McCarthy Ready To Enlarge, Document Charges Against Woman Former Judge

Expect McCarthy to Produce Files  Investigators Serve , Notice on Senator

Probers Demand Files Backing M’Carthy Charge   Wrangling Marks Senate Inquiry Into Subversives

McCarthy Sets Sights on New ‘Red’ Targets   First Person To Be Accused Calls Him Liar

Senate Group May Subpoena Files on Reds   Investigators Press For McCarthy Record: In Washington Probe Of Red Infiltration

McCarthy Points Senate Red Hunt lo Fresh Targets   His First Charges Are Hotly Denied By  Former Judge

Spy Probers Tell McCarthy He Must Produce Files On Alleced Commies

New Names Brought Up By McCarthy Subversive Affiliations Charged To High U. S. Officials

Senate To Demand Files Of McCarthy   Lawmaker Told To Keep Records Intact For Loyalty Probers

Probers Inform McCarthy They Want His Files   Will Subpoena Unless They Are Produced, Warms Tydings

Fresh Targets Due i in Senate Hunt for Reds   McCarthy Directed To Hold Files Ready  Bar f'awmittas Wil,

McCarthy Is Told To Produce File:   Senators Then Will Study information; Wrangle Breaks Out

Senate Investigators Inform McCarthy He Must Back His Communist Charges With Data

SCORES FLEE AS LAVA STREAMS OFF MAUNA LOA   Three Towns Party Destroy ed On

THREE HAWAIAN TOWNS DAMAGED BY VOLCANIC LAVE   Mauna los Continves To  Erupt; Families. Flee a ee eee we ee

Three Towns on West Coast of Hawaii Partially Destroyed As Mauna Loa Continues to Erupt — Earthquake Belioved to Have BStaried Action.

Grimm Quits Job With Chicago Cubs   To Negotiate As Manager of Dallas Club

SOCIALISTS OPPOSE REARMAMENT   Occupation Chief Seeks German Leader's Support Of Pact Army

German Party Chief, McCloy  Discuss Arms   No Immediate Indication Given On Schumacher’s Reaction

Socialist Aid Asked By McCloy   Schumacher Urged To Back Arms Plan  For Weet Cermany

Wherry Attacks Acheson Policy  : “Case Seen as Big Campaign Issue

DEAN ACHESON IS TARGET OF NEW ATTACKS   Called ‘Idol of Left Wing Appease Russia Group’ By Sen. Wherry

Acheson Attacks  Raise Vote Issue  Republicans Urge Drive on Policies

Wherry Wants Acheson Fired  Foreign Policies To Be Campaign Issue

Acheson Named Campaign Issue  Wherry Spearheads Republican Drive

Wherry Attacks Sec. Acheson   Savs No. 1 Diplomat   Says No. 1 Diplomat Is Truman’s ‘Hand’

Wherry Says Acheson Is Losing Peace   Attack Apparently Sparks GOP Drive for Political Issue

Republicans May Make Red’ Hunt Campaignssue  Senator Wherry Spearheads Drive

Wherry Assails Dean Acheson a Head of ‘State’   Secretary May Become Political Football: Criticism Is Harsh

SPEARHEADS DRIVE — Wherry Leads Campaign Against Acheson Policies

Acheson Due To Be Target In Campaign   Wherry Spearheads Attack As Truman ~ Defends Secretary

WHERRY LEADS GOP ATTACK ON ACHESON   Move Seen As Campaign Issue; Truman Sticks With Secretary

Secretary Target for HST Foes   State Dept. Head ‘Losing. the Peace,” Wherry Asserts -

WHERRY LEADING APPARENT REPUBLICAN DRIVE TO MAKE ACHESON BIC CAMPAICN ISSUE

Acheson Policies Under Attack By Senator Wherry   Republican Claims  State Department Is ‘Losing The Peace’

U.S.Policies May Prove 1950 Issue   Senator Wherry Says in Speech Secretary Is Undermining U. 8. Economy   Cites H.S.T.’s ‘Fear’   President Is Afraid Wherry Says, to Offes Resistance

Acheson To Be Target In Campaign?   U.S. Foreign Office Policies Likely To Bring Sharp Attack

Charges He Is “Losing The Peace   Nebraska Senator May Be Trying To Build  Camnaian iccue.

New Attack On Acheson   Wherry Is Latest GOP Spokesman in Apparen' Prive to Oust Official

Acheson Target of Republicans   Wherry Spearheads Drive on Secretary.

GOP Calls for Acheson’s Scalp   Republicans Apparently Out to Make Political Campaign Issue of Secretary and His Policies.

Republicans Seek  Acheson As Issue  Secretary’s Foreign Policies  PInder Palitical Fire OF COP

Republicans Plan To Make Political Campaign Contest Out Of Acheson’s Policies

Two Officers, Inmate Hurt in Fighting   Berserk Life-termer With Butcher Knife Held Off by Executive

lowa’s Corn Crop Falling Behind During Cool Days  August Weather  May Change Onrtlack

Weather Slows lowa’s Crops  Corn, Oats, Soybeans All Behind Schedule

29 Countries Asked to Tell Aid Program  Security Council  Backs U.S. Help

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Her First Kiss Stirs Nation’s Foundation   . The Constitution, That. Is.

Kiss, But No Make-Up Yet— U.S. Constitution Involved  In Bethany School Squabble

Working Pretectior Arsonists   ng Miners Seeking tion Against Penna. ists And Dynamiters

Trainmen May Be Next to Quit   Rock Island Workers “Are Baék on Job”

Injunction Ends Railroad Strike   Rock Island Workers Return as Federal Court Takes Action

Walkout Ended On Rock Island: Another Looms   Trainmen, Conductors Yardmasters Now Consider Strike

NEW STRIKE TALK   Nation Faces Possibility for Another Railroad Walkout

Three Unions Debate Strike On Railroads  Court Order Ends One Walkout as   Court Order Ends One Walkout as Second Threatens

Defiant Railmen Bowed To Cour Order Today  Rock Island Workers Return To Jobs

New Rail Strike Looms   Trainmen, Conductors, -Yardmasters Threaten Newest Work Stoppage: May Walk Out Sunday

U.S. Faces Chance Of Second Major Railroad Strike  Phetanw hdbeew Se WIE;   Unions Meet in Talks OF Walkout After 1 Stoppage Ends

3 Rail Unions in Chicago fo Vote on Strike   One Walkout Ended, Nation Now Faces Possibility of Ancther

SWITCHMEN GO BACK T0 WORK   Rock Island Operates Under Army—Strikers Bow To Court Order.

U.S. Faces Nationwide Rail Tieup   Switchmen End Their Strike But Three Other Unions Set To Walk Out .

NEW RAILROAD STRIKE FACES NATION AGAIN   New Group Threatens After Court Orders Switchmen To Work

3 Rail Unions Vote on Strike   Action Follows End Of Switchman Walkout

Rail Unions Confer On Strategy   General Strike May Be Prevented

New Rail Tieup Seen; Army Runs  Rock Island Line  Three Unions Open

Rail Strike Ended, But Threat Posed      Switchmen Bow to Federal Action; Three Unions to Decide on Strike After Mediation Period Ends

Another Rail Strike Threat Faces Nation   Trainmen, Conductors and Yardmasters May Call Walkout Saturday

Possibility of Another Railway Walkout Is Seen  New Strike Would  Affect 250000

Another Rail Strike Looms as Possibility   Three Other Unions Meet at Chicago to Determine Whether to Back Demands for Higher Pay and Shorter Hours by Quitting Jobs.   SWITCHMEN BACK AT WORK

COURT ORDER ENDS STRIKE   Switchmen Bow To It Af ter Defying Truman’s Intervention

More Trainmen Meet io Consider Railroad Strikes   Earlier, Switchmen’s Walkout Had Ended Kaainst Rock Island.

Nation Faces Possibilty of Another Rail Strike as Unions Meet to Decide

Today’s Sky   Aldermen Okay  Increased City  Budget For 1951 City Employes Get  Shoster Work Week, Pay Hike Next Year

51 Budget Plan Okayec By Board   City Employes Get Shorter Work Week Next Year

Costly Six-Day Walkout Ended At Chicago Meet   Firemen Give up Early Demand for Extra Dieselman

TRAINS BEGIN RUNNING ON 4 TAUCK LINES   Union Drops Demand for an Extra Fireman on All * Diesel Engines.

Woman Dies After Beating by Drunk   Five Others Injured In Hour-Long Attack

SOUTHAMPTON TO OPEN SCHOOLS SEPTEMBER 6   Registration To Take Place the Day Previous for Beginners   NAME THE FACULTY

SOUTHAMPTON SCHOOLS AE-OPEN SEPTEMBER §   Registration to Take Place Day Before Schools Open   STAFF ABOUT THE SAME

LIFE WRITER SLAIN-IN’ WEST JAVA   Companion Also ~Mordered By ~ ' Group Of Men

MURDER OF ANERICAN IN JAVA REPORTED   Body of Robert Doyle, Correspondewke ol” Tins asd” Life zines Found -— Second Victim May Be Yale Professor.

Correspondent Murdered In Western Java  Second Man, Also Assassinated, Not identified Yet

Believe Yankee Scribe Murdered  Bodies Of Two Men Found In Indonesia

Landmark In Bradford Razed By Fire Tuesday   Loss Is Estimated at About $30,000; Fire Started in Basement

Man Overcome Battling Blaze In China Shop   Loss Is Estimated at About $30,000: Fire Started in Basement

Attempt to Rescue  General Dean Fails  Trapped in Taejon With Bazooka Squad

General Is Now Listed As Missing   Official Notice From MacArthur Hopes Dean Not Captive

Lists Dean As Missing MacArthur Reports  Major General As “Missing in Action”

Genera! Dean Is Officially Listed Missing in Action   MacArthur Reports 24th Division Chief Was Also Wounded

Dean Missing, Army Confirms   ‘General Was Woundec fr"... 7 A wah aan mur

HOPES HELD FOR SURVIVAL -  ER SURVIVAL  Gen. Dean Officially Reported Missing

Dean Officially Listed Missing  ral’s Interpreter   General's Interpreter Says He Was Injured

Kkkkkx ARMY OFFICIALLY LISTS  MAd.-GEN.-W. F. DEAN. -AS—-MICCINA-IN-AO TIN Me

Interpreter Says General Wounded  24th’'s Commander On ‘Missing’ List

GENERAL DEAN LISTED. MISSIN   Army ‘Officially: Lists Fighting Leader Among Lost In Korean Action, 

General Dean 24th Division, Said Missing  U.S. Commander Last Reported In Taejon Fighi

Army Puts Dean On Missing List   MacArthur Hopes He May Return To Post With Straggling Men

General Dean Still Missing, Army Reports   Word Indicates 24th Commander Was Wounded

General Dean  Held Missing In Korea War   24th Division Commander Unofficially Listed As Unaccounted For

Maj. Gen. Dean Officially Listed Among Missing   Interpreter Says 24th Division Chief Probably Wounded

Dean Listed As ‘Missing’; Feared Shot  : MacArthur Report Indicates General Suffered Wounds

General Dean Is Officially Listed As Missing in Action in Korea;  Army Says Hero Had Been Wounded 

Moves Come As Congress Eyes Increased EastWest Tensions   Tax Writers Agree On Excise Slashes   Attempts To Reduce Money Bill Virtually Abandon. ed By GOP Solons

Many Beaten And Murdered By Communist Captors—  Freed Americans Relate Ghastly Tale Of ‘Death March’

Many American Boys Beaten, Murdered By Their Captors On Seoul March

DIED, CLAIM 3 SURVIVORS   ‘Many Beaten To Death On Long Hike By ‘Red Captors.

POW’s Relate Death March   Rescued Trio Tell Ghastly ‘Tdle of Mistreatment by Red Captors on March

THREE SURVIVORS SAY GEN. DEAN REPORTED DEAD   WERE HIDDEN BY FRIENDLY STUDENTS AS REDS FLED TOWN

Kull Prisoners On the Mareh From Seoul  LU. S. Soldiers Are Beaten And Slain

Many Were Beaten Murdered During  March From Seoul Trio Says Most of   Trio Says Most of POWs Moved North To Unknown Fate

Rescued Trio. Report. Death March by: Gls   Buddies Beaten:.:. And Murdered: By: Narth: Korean: Reds

Yanks Too Sick to Walk Get Bayonet On Seoul-Pyonayang “Death March”

Three Starving Survivors Tell Of Ghasfly Trek   Most of 283 Killed; Americans Are Told Gen. Dean Is Dead

Ghastly Death March by U. S.  Prisoners Told   Three Survivors Report Comrades Beaten, Murdered by Reds

—ONLY THREE SURVIVE — 280 U. S. Captives Slain On Red Death March

Americans Died Like Flies  .Three Prisoners Describe Korean Death March

Three American Prisoners of War Survive Ghastly Death March From Seoul Despite Atrocifies

THREE ESCAPE, TELL HOW MEN BEATEN, SHOT   Americans “Died Like Flies” on Road from Seoul to Pyongyang.

U. S. Prisoners ‘Died Like Flies’ On Korean Replica of Bataan March

ThreeRescued Men Tell Grim Story of Death   Dozens of U. S. Soldiers Murdered in Death March From Seoul to Pyongyang Survivors Declare .

280 U.S. Prisoners Beaten And Murdered By Korean Reds  Three Who Survived Were Fed By Three  a ee  a. 7 ee ee eee. ee ee a Se wus

Three U.S. Prisoners Tell of ‘Death March’  Say Many Comrades Beaten, Murdered by Red Captors

TWO OFFICERS, SERGEANT . SURVIVE   United Nations Casualties Near 25,000 Mark  GAPTAIN      Reports Troops Died Like Flies From Starvation, Cold and Pneumonia

3 Survivors Tell Story Of War Airc Atrocities.   N. Koreans Bayonetec Yanks; Others Died Of Starvation, Cold

PPOEERINEGEOPUIN £EIUOER Why PELE, a 230 Americans Beaten, Murdered On March From Seoul To Pvonsvane   80 Koreans Burned Alive In Warehouse In Kosan   American Adviser Confirms ROK Commander’« Story Of Building Fired With Gasoline, Killing Men And Women Political Prisoners

POWSREVEALSEOUL GI “DEATH MARCH”   280 Beaten, Murdered, Only Three Survivors Sa

Starved Yanks Tell of Grisly ‘Death March’  Men Tramped Fron Reon] to Prangewaney

 Atrocity Story: Three Survivors Tell of ‘Death March From Seoul

3 Yanks, Nearly Starved, Tell Of Death March  Comrades Beaten, hAnwdawed ku Dade

AMERICANS MURDERED ON TORTURE MARCH Eee ee MAO  283 U.S. Prisoners Slain

Final Kill Near, M'Arthur Says   Three Men Who Survived Tell Of New Red Atrocity

Three Survivors Tell of Murder And Barbarism   Pleas for Mercy For Sick, Wounded Unheeded by Reds

Comrades Were Beaten, Killed. Americans Say   Three Men Of 283 Saved By Aid Of Korean Civilians

Three Men Survive Death March Made By 283 POWs   Reds Slaughtered Yanks On Seoul-Pyongyang Walk

Three Yank POWs Tell Ghastly Tale Of “Death March”’ By 283 U.S. Soldiers

Three Survivors Tell Ghastly Tale of 283 U.S. Soldiers’ Death March in North Korea

Officer Of Enfield Among Survivors Of Korean March   Americans Forced To Pyongyang From Seoul In March

Trio Tells Of Red DeathMarct In Korea   Many JU. S. Prisoners Beaten, Murdered By Communist Captors

3 Yankee Survivors Tell Of Death March Of Prisoners: Report General Dean Dead

280 American Prisoners Of War Slain By Korean Reds After Capture of Seoul

ONLY THREE SURVIVORS OUT OF 283   ® Seoul to Pyongyang Torture Trek Bared; Report Dean Dead; Other Yanks Moved to North.

Three Who Survived It Tell Story   Were in Group of 283 Herded from Seoul  To Pyongyang.

 Said 280 POW’s Were Murdered , Tar Heel Among Three American  Survivers Of Red Death March

REDS BEAT, SLAY WAR PRISONERS IN BLOODY ORGY   North Koreans Murder 280 Helpless Men Who Died “Like Flies.""—-Three Sur vivors Give Details.

Escaped Yanks Tell Tale of “Death March”   283 Americans Taken On March From Seoul To Pyongyang by Reds —Only Few Survive

Husband Of HP Woman Is Rescued   Americans Told That Gen. Dean Died In Seoul

Truman Asks $10! Billion to Ready Nation  Wants Strength Quickly Built  Far Any Cricie

Farmers May Shun Cut-Back Plea   Surplus Foods Might Be Given  To Europeans

JUSTICE FRANKFURTER, PERLMAN CLASH IN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE LOYALTY CASE

(Justice Franktuster Tigages in” Shouting Exchange in Loyalty Case

Critical Point Reached in War  Officials Say Russia Must Make Her Move

DIRKSEN WON OVER LUCAS BY - 294354 VOTES   Official Canvass Figures Re leased; Nickell Led GOP Ticket.

Peurifoy to Get Post as Envoy  Loyalty Investigator Will Go to Greece

Mrs, Jester Weds Again  Late Governor's Widow Marries in St. Louis

Also To Seek ‘Fair Deal’  Conference   Administration Leaders Will Be Invited To Talk

Truman Ousts General For  His ‘War’ Talk   Stand Against Any ‘Preventive’ Feeling Stressed By Action

Air General Suspended for Warlike Talk   Mention of ’Preventive Raid Puts Anderson In Truman Doahouse

AIR GENERAL IS SUSPENDED   ADMINISTRATION ACTS TO SQUELCH TALK OF A PREVENTATIVE WAR

Suspend General for War Talk   Kir College Chief Is Gagged for Statement te6 Newspaper

Preventive War Is Out   JVvees. 20M  . Rebuke to Air Officer For War Talk Pojnts  WIn Deerisian an Poliev

GAG ON A GENERAL   Air Force Officials Movec Fast Against General Anderson

Firing Of Air General Stresses Stand Against Preventive War Talk

TALK OF SOVIET WAR SQUELCHED   ‘Administration Shows By Firing Air Force General Jt Wants No Hints Of Preventive War.

General ‘Fired’  For Attack Plea Anderson Removed From Air Force Job

General Offered to Attack Russia Suspend Commandant  Of Air War College

Air Force General Suspended After Hels Quoted as Saying He Would Like to Bomb Russia

General's Firing Makes It Clear That Talk ) Of Waging Preventive War to Be Squelched

Air Force General Suspended For  Offering To Bomb Soviet Union; Gov’t To Halt Preventive War Talk

Truman Asks For 10 New  Positions   : Messages Follow Hoover Commission

Government Streamlining Plans Sent to Conaress   Project Submitted by President Truman Designed to End NLRIB Feuding

Offers Plans  To Streamline   Truman’s Proposals Would End NLRB Feud

Top Brass In Tokyo --. Giving Consideration To Another Beachhead   What Would Be Their Fate If weber Troops Are Driven Back Into.Another Pocket ?

Hungnam Beachhead Could Be Held  Indetinitelv. Tov Tokvo Brass Savs

Gun Battle With Patrolman Lezds to Arrest of Four   State Trooper Disarmed Near Harrisonville in Shooting Escapade Today

Lay-Off Pay Demanded In Paper Strike   Mediators Sent Into Pittshurgh (n Effort Te Settle Walkout

BRITISH FEAR NAVY SABOTAGE   THREE DESTROYERS DAMAGED BEFORE AMMUNITION BLAST

Michigan ‘Little Hoover Commission’ Names 2 From Berrien To Advisory Group

U. 5. PRESENTS PLAN T0 U. N.   Wants To Make That Body Guardian Of World  Peace

United States Calls On UN lo Get Strong   Forces To Stamp Out Little Wars Urged

Accidents Helped U.N. In Korea, Dulles Cites   More Dependable Muchinery Needed Against Aggression, He Saves. Uruing 1. 8S. Plan

U. 5. Proposes Strong United Nations Setup  Army Units Wauld Be Kept Ready For Action By Member:

Strong U.N. To Stop Wars ls Proposed   Program Of Peace Aims Urged By John Foster Dulles

America Calls on U.N. To Adopt Peace Aims   Asks Assembly to Make Itself Strong Enough To Stamp Out Little Wars Before They Become Bin Onee by Approving 7-Nation Resolution

Strength To Halt ‘Little’ Wars Wanted   Dulles Outlines Peace Program

Urges Adoption Of PlanOkayed By 7 Countries   Advocates Power Tc Stamp Out Little Wars at the Start

US Makes Plea In Asking Okay For Peace Plan   Dulles Comes Out For Adoption Of "Nation Procram

Dulles Asks Adoption of 7-Nation Plan for Peace Drawn hy Acheson

Dulles Asks UN to Adopt Acheson Plan  Would Stamp Out Little Conflicts To Avert Big Ones

Dulles Proposes Adoption World Peace Formulas  7-Nation Plan Calls For Peace Patrols, _ Army Ouick Actions

U.S. Proposes UN Ready Self To Stop Wars   Plan to Make Agency Powerful Enough to Halt Small Wars Quickly  Is Before Assembly.

?  Stronger UN Assembly Asked by United States To Stop ‘Litthe Wars’

Police Army Proposed By 7 U.N. Members  Group Wants Force Ready To Combat Any Outbreak Of War

UNITED NATIONS ASKED TO BUILD FIGHTING FORCE   Program Calls For Stamping Out Little Wars At Start— Seven-Point Peace Program Offered,

U. S. Calls On United Nations Assembh To Stand Prepared To Blot Little Wars

U.S. Appeals To UN To Become  Peace Guardian   Dulles Calls For Adoption Of Program Aimed At Stamping Out Little Wars To Avert Major Conflicts

Dulles Urges UN Approval Of Peace Plan   Asks Force Strong Enough to Stamp Out Little Wars

U. 5. Proposes Strong United Nations Setup  Army Units Would Be Kept Ready For A n*.. OP. £4. KL...

Get Strong Enough lo Keep Little War From Getting Big  eg Speaks for  S. In Urging New Peace Plan

julles Urges \doption of eae Aims   New Proposals To Curb Tension Offered In UN

Plan for Peace Offered to UN To Balk Wars   World Police Force And Peace Patrol Are Called For

National Guard Association Hears Truman Plea For Universal Trainin

Truman Urges Guardsmen  To Push UMT  President Recalls His Eight Requests “Made to Congress

Truman Drops In on Guards  Ys a * * Tlie Aoccanmratinann   Urges Association Give Its Support to Training Plan

TRUMAN URGES — GUARD ASSOCIATION SUPPORT UMT PLAN   Indicates All-Out Drive For Law As Part Of New Defense Program

SLATED FOR A MANOR SPEECH TUESDAY MIGHT   Is Expected To Explain MacArthur Meeting To A Puzzled World

Truman fo Report On Wake Parley   Will Relate. Details On Tuesday Broadcast

Truman Flying Back to States To Tell of Meet   Significance of Rendezvous Puzzline

Weather   Truman To Speak Tuesday Nite At San Francisco   President En Route Back To States From Honolulu

Truman Prenares Draft of Major Speech on Foreign Policy After Historic MacArthur Conference

Truman, Back Home, Readies  Policy Speech   vation to Hear Repor In Major Address From Ce-ist

Truman Flying Home, Preparinc Policy Address   ‘World Still Puzzled at Significance of _, Wake Conference

Truman Wing: Back To U. S. After Meeting   President Devotes Time and Care to Foreign Policy Speech To Be Given Tomorrow Evening.

President Flying Home To Report On Pacific Talk  Reason For Parley

Leaders Alone inHours’ Talk   President Plans Radio Address  T waedayv Evanina

sland Conference “Highly Satisfactory” oe nonfserence “Highly Satisfactory”  Truman Plane  Flying Back

Chief Flies Back Home  Atter Visit   President Truman Leaves Hawaii To Prepare for Tuesday Night Address   NO ELABORATION   Results of Wake Island Conference Are Not What Many Expected

Pres. Truman Heading For West Coast   World Capitals Still Puzzled by Meaning Of MacArthur Confab

Truman Will Fly Back To U. S. Today   President Devoting Much Time and Care To Tomorrow's Talk In San Francisco

PLANS 10 MAKE TALK TO NATION TUESDAY NIGHT   Proclaiming of a New U., S. Policy Toward Asia Deemed Unlikely.

Truman Returns To Mainland for Address Tonight   President Greeted by Barkley on Arrival After Flight From Honolulu and Meeting On Wake Island With General MacArthur

Truman Books Major Address For Tomorrow   Report on What He and MacArthur Discussed Is Expected Form Theme of Talk

TRUMAN HEADS HOME WORKS ON SPEECH   Signs Mount That Talk With MacArthur Little More Than Get-Acquginted Meet

Truman Back On Mainland   President _ Is., Ready. For  Foreign Policy Address  Tonight

Truman Flies Back to Make Talks Report   World Capitals Mull Over Significance Of Wake Conference

WAKE CONFAB IS DECLARED SUCCESS   President Spends 3 Hours  With MacArthur   Announces ‘Very Complete — Unanimity Of Views” With General

Give No Hints  Of Far-Reaching  New Decisions  World Capitals Puzzled Over 3-Hour Meetina

Truman Flying Back to U. S.  From Honolulu   World Capitals Stull Try ing to Find Significance Of Meeting

Truman En Route Home After Talk With MacArthur   To Report To Nation Tuesday

President Returns For Policy Speech   Truman Enroute Home for Talk . Tuesday Night After Wake Meetine

Truman Returns To Make Major Policy Speech    Will Signal Re-opening of New Phase of “Campaign of Truth” to Offset Propaganda of Russians.

Address Set Tuesday Night  ‘Truman Expected To Refer To Pacifie Talks In Next Speech

PRESIDENT EN ROUTE HOME  World Capitals Puzzled Over  Truman-MacArthur Discussion

President Will Report On Trip To Pacific Isle   World Capitols Puzzle Over Significance Of Rendezvovs

UMAN HEADING BACK TO STATES   World Still Speculates Ove: Conference With  MacArthur

Truman Leaves for Home to  Report On McArthur Talk   Informants Say New Foreign Policy on  Asia Is Unlikely

World Capitals Puzzle Over Significance Of Visit With MacArthur   Talk Set Tuesday On Foreign Policy   Soviet Newspaper Declares Meeting Aimed At More U. S. Aggression

Truman Heads Back Home To Give Report   Historic Meeting With MacArthur Held In Pacific

Truman Will Tell World Our Policy  Talk Tomorrow Nearly Ready, He Says on Hop

Mystery Envelopes  Wake Talk   President Devoting Extraordinary Time To Tuesday Speech

PRESIDENT FLIES BACK TO REVEAL FAR EAST PLANS   Address On Major Foreign Stand Scheduled Tuesday Night-—-Will Tell Of MacArthur Meeting.

World Waits For Report By Truman   President Flies Back To U.S. For Policy Talk Tuesday Night

: Will Make Foreign Policy Speech. Tomorrow  it  ‘Truman on Way.Home fo Report on Wake lan ‘Meeting. Significance of Which is Not. Known

TRUMAN AIRS VIEWS TODAY AT 11:30 P.M.   Talk Will Be Based On Recent Meeting With MacArthur

President Wanted To See And Talk With 70-Year-OldGeneralWhomHeHadNeverMet

Truman at ‘Frisco For Speech Tonight  Intended to Counter _ Soviet Propaganda -

Truman Coming Home From M’Arthur Tatks   President, Will Give Nation Results of Wake Island Meeting in Radio Talk

Significance Of Meeting Puzzles World Capitals   Tuesday Night Address At San Francisco May Shed Some Light On Discussion: President Satisfied

President Flying Home Over Pacific      Optimism Keynote Of Joint Statement With MacArthur

‘Truman to Give Report Tuesday P.M.   President Flying Back to U.S. Mainland After His Meeting on Wake Island With Gen. MacArthur

Truman Flies To U.S. For California Speech; Policy Review Expected

fre Push “Campaty 1 ek Truth’                           New Force in "Peace. Drive

He'll Give Major Talk On Tuesday   World Capitals Still Puzzled Over Conference

Truman Talk Due To Clear Up Guessing   Report On Mission To Wake Will Be Given Tomorrow In Address

President On Wav  Home   Foreign Policy Talk to be Made Tuesday Night im San Francisco

Truman on Way Back to Frisco  World Capitals Are Puzzled Over Wake Island Parle

(WREATH OF SMILES   WREAL im OF SMILES  Truman Lands i in U. Sis Readies Crucial Talk

VIEWS TODAY AT A302.   ‘Talk Will Be Basec  On Recent Meeting  “With MacArthur

President Is Flying Back Today To Report on Meeting Which Still Puzzles World Capitals

World Capitals Puzzled Over Meeting With Mac   President Gives No Hint Of Any Far-Reaching New Decisions At Wake

BACK TO. STATES   World Still Speculates Ove: Conference With   MacArthur   NO HINT ON DECISIONS

Truman Refurns Today; Prepares Policy Address  President Anxious To Build Support For - Befense Spending

Formosa Policy Agreement Set   Officials Hint U. S. Troops in Korea May Be Recalled Late Next Year

President Will Speak  In ’Frisco   Truman To Report On Conference With General MacArthur Tuesday Night

Truman To Tell Nation Of Talks ° With MacArthur   Prepares Foreign Policy Speech After Wake Island Meetina

Truman to Report On Pacific Mission   President Flying Back to Mainland for Major Speech From San Francisco Tuesday Night; Well Pleased With Meeting With MacArthur

World Baffled By Reasons for Parley on Wake  President Returns  To San Francisco - pe. fou

‘Truman Returns From Pacific Meetin   President To Make ~ Mayor Talk Tonight

YUGOSLAVS LINE UP WITH WEST   Join In Condemning Aggression By North Korean Reds

West Supported By Yugoslavia   Red Korea Invasion Formally Condemned

Yugoslavia Is Lining Up With   First Statement Of Definite Position Just Issued.

World Court Upholds U. N. Veto Power   Holds Council Can Bar Admission to UN

Calls for Report On Korean War by President Truman   Wherry Also Demands Acheson Dismissal; Promises Support

Service Doctors Shifted fo Korea  500 Go in Answer To MacArthur Plea

Census Taker Queries to Give  School Needs   Number, Age of Thos: Pre-School, Enrolled In School, College to Be Obtained in Work

Strike Ties Up St. Louis Travel  No Bus Or Streetca: Service Today

STREETCAR, BUS STRIKE IN ST. LOUIS   Wildcat Strikers Ignore  _ State Seizure; City Paralyzed, Thousands of Persons Stranded.

St. Louis Is Paralyzed By Transit Strike   Union Members Defy Leaders And Gov. Smith

WALK IN ST. LOUIS   Strike Ties Up Bus and Street Car Service for 850,000 —~

Strike Pavalyzes. Si, Louis Bus and Streetcar Service.   . Operators. Defy Siate : Law and Union Leaders as Walkout-Is Complete.

us, Trolley Strike Paralyzes St. Louis   : Walkout. Staged In. Defiance and Union, After State "Over. Oneratian of Svctem

Wildcat Strike Stons Buses In St. Louis   State Seizure O1 Transit System Said A Failure

Defiant Transit Strike Paralyzes City of St. Louis   All Street Cars and Buses Halted Despite Seizure by State

Advance Unit Feared Start Of Big Push   Both Flanks Of First Cavalry Division Hits Main Supply Route Cat

\Key Airstrip Abandoned In Bitter Fight    Yanks Near Taegu Gird For Massive Communist Thrust:

Special Farmer Census Questionnaire Will Be Placed in Mail Boxes

Brannan Due Tribute From Farmere Unijan      OLD PROBLEM OF WANT AND PLENTY EXISTING TOGETHER REAPPEARING

Brannan Says Surpluses Small Compared to Need   Old Problem of Want vs. Plenty Appearing Again

BRANNAN oAY ACTION NEEDED ON 2 FRONT?   Secretary in Annual Report Cites Hunger, Poverty in Shortage Areas.

CANADA POTATOES FIND WAY TOUS   SPUDS IMPORTED AS ©. §  OFFERS ITS STOCK AT  GIVEAWAY PRICES.

China Population Plan Eyed Crctat May Cut [O00 Millfon From Tota’

U.S. Policies Defended By GOP Leader   Split In Republicans Indicated By Speech OF John Foster Dulles

Dulles Warns Against Quitting European Allies   Solitary Defense   Solitary Defense Never impregnable, GOP Adviser Says

Rekindles  Argument in Congress   Dulles Discusses Foreign Policy in N. Y. Speech

Dulles Asks U.S. to Stay In Europe   GOP Adviser to  State Dept. Says Nation Periled if Allies Abandoned

Dulles Warns Nation Against Solitary Defense   Asserts U. S. Would Be Imperiled if Allies In Europe Abandoned

Dulles Revives Squabble Over Foreign Policy   Warns America Must Not Abandon Her Allies To Russian Aggression

Troop Alerts To Be Secret   Newspapers Asked to Cooperate With Army

Twister Hits Lima, V. Wert And Ft. Wayne   Six Still in Hospital Many Homes Bad'y Shattered in Tornado

WESTERN OHIO TORNADO LOSS OVER MILLION:   ‘Lima And Van Wert Struck By Twister . late Yesterday

DAMAGE TOTALS $1.350.000  Lima, Van Wert Buffeted By Tornadoes: 27 Injured

Senate Crime Committee Compiles File Listing Top U. S. Criminals ©

Plan Card File In Crime Probe  800 Names Listed In Drug Operation

 ‘SEVERAL’ RINGS BELIEVED OPERATING  Crime Probers Prepare Coben Index To Show Bookmakers, Doperunners

More Snow Falls in East  Pennsylvania and Ohic Get Up To 2 Inches

East Digs Out After Big Storm  Men Snow Falls  Oo Diwe Mf A   More Snow Falls On Part Of Area; Cold Will Stay

Eastern States Hit Ey More Snowfai  Industrial Cities Slowly   Industrial Cities Slowly Winning Fight Against Biieeard

More Snow Adds to Task Of Cities Digging Out   But Setback  Is Temporary; Storm Death List Approaches 200

Lawmaking Plans Trimmed To Bone In Senate Drive   Leaders Trim Plans In Drive To Recess Congress In August

SENATORS AIM TO ADJOURN AUGUST 1      Agree To Cut List Of Required Legislation

Senate Leaders Would Conclude Session August Ist; Program Is Slashed. Sharply

ternational srtuation May Force Continuance Lawmakers Trim Plans To Minimum In Prive To Wind Up Conaressional Session by Auaust 7

Senators Trim Laws For Early Quitting Date   Hope To Adjourn By August I As Civil Rights Face By-Pass

CONGRESS SET TO END WORK ON AUGUST    International Sit uation May Interrupt Plans For Electioneering

Senate Cuts Schedule To  Minimum   Proposed Action On Civil Rights Program Put Off

Senators Trim Program in Drive For Adjournment   Civil Rights, Statehood Bills For Hawaii, Alaska May Be Shelved

Senate Leaders Trimming Legislative Plans With Object of Adjourning by August 1

SENATE AIMS AT ENDING SESSION   Leaders Are Cutting LawMaking Plans To Bare Bones   HOPING FOR AUGUST 1

Adjournment By August 1 Aim Of Senate Leaders   List Of Required Legislation Pared To Appropriations, Taxes; Statehood. Communist Curb Doomed

Go Home August ? Long Legislative Casulty List (Expected As Senate Plans End

MINERS QUICK TO REACT 10 COURT ACTION   Angry Workers Clair They Won't Report Without Contract

MINERS ANGRY IN PENNSYLVANIA   STATES LARGEST Local VOTES UNANIMOUSLY TO REMAIN ON STRIKE.

Miners Now Defiant and Won't Take Even John Lewis’ Orders   Angry Workers in Mood to Dafy Orders From F.deral Court—Insist They Must Have Contract

Biggest Local Spurns Ruling   Diggers Still Shout Demand for Contract

Miners Still May Not Dig Without Contract   Robena, UMW’s Largest, Votes Unanimously To Continue Strike Despite Order Of The Court

Three Survive  Welsh Crash   Airliner Undershoots Airport, Falls in Field in Wreck Fatal to 80

Soviets Use 44 Vetoes In U. N.  Malik Condems U.S  Bombing In Korea

Seeks to Halt Air Force Action LOADS AAAA A RRAA ARCA RDNS  Malik Vetoes Ban on ‘Aid to Red Invaders

RUSSIAN VETOES KOREAN ACTION   Delegate To Security Council Prevents Ban On Aid To Northern Armies.

MALIK CHANGES TACTICS, WON'T ARGUE  Russian Veto In U.N. Won't Affect Present Korean War

44TH VETO IS USED BY RUSSIA   Prevents U. S.-Sponsored Ban On Aid To North Koreans

Russia Vetoes U. $. Resolutior   Defeat of Resolution Will Not Affect UN  Action in Korea

Russia Uses  44th UN Veto  Turns Down Banning  Of North Korean Aid

Farm Forees Unite Against ECA Funds Cu   Substitution of Crop Surpluses for Cash  Draws Opposition of Farm State Members

Farm Areas  Oppose Cuts   House Committeemen  Limit Marshall Aid

House Members Of Farm Areas Oppose Aid Cut   Foreign Aid Bill Called for Debate

Farm Leaders Band To Fight ForeignAidCut   Billion-Dollar Slash May Be Put Back In Program

MARSHALL FUND SLASH OPPOSED   Congressmen from Farming Areas Fight Billion Cut By Committee

Farm Area House Members Oppose Foreign Aid Cut  Alarmed At Possible Effect Of Cutbacks On Farm Price Supports

House Farm MembersWould  Bar Aid Slash   Final Vote Not Likely Un til Tuesday; Spending Starts July 

House Members of Rural Areas Oppose ECA Cut   Want Funds Tied to Open Market Buying of U.S. Crop Surplus

Army Ponders Policy On Use Of Guardsmen  Call For 40,000 More Draftees In  December, Raising Total To 210 000

Fight Over Control Is Expected   Extension Of Rent Control For Year Asked By Truman

Rent Battle   Looms Senators Sight Still Fight To Retain Cantrol

Senate Predicts Tough Rent Fight   Truman’s Demand To Extend Controls For Year Sets Off Battle

CONGRESS SET FOR FIGHT ON RENT CONTROL   Truman Renews Demand For Extension Of Law For One Year

Hold Ex-Convict For Shooting At Altgeld Gardens  Man Seriously Wounded   Man Seriously Wounded In Restaurant Argument

Hold Ex-Convict For Shooting At Altgeld Gardens  Man Seriously Wounded  In Restaurant Argument

FORD WORKERS IN WALKOUTS   Quickie Strikes Upset Production At Big Rouce Plant

Russia Requests Emergency Meet  Of UN Council   Soviet To Present Case For Denying Lie New Term as Secretary

UN Council To Hear Soviet Blasts On Lie  Russians Refuse To Support U. S. Rackad fCandtdata

Reds To Air Lie Objection   Fight Over U. N. Post Heads Toward Climax

Russia Takes Up Lie Issue In UN. Again   Seek Red Sympathizer ' a: Successor to the Secre" tary-General

UN Group Hears Soviet Arguments  o Russians, Want, New  "Term For Lie as UN

Russia Opposes Lie On UN Job  Choice Kept Secret For $40,000 Post

Council Calls Emergency Session Reds Renew Plea for Tryqve Lie’s Ouster

UN Group Hears Soviet Argument:   Russians Want New Term For Lie as UN Secretary Denied

Russians Brew New Troubles  Communists at Loss   Communists at Loss To Explain ‘Defeat’

Soviet Move in Geimany Feared   Frustration Over Korea Is Studied

Mason Urges Impeachment For Truman   Representative Citee Move As ‘Only Remedy’ To Force Action

George Fluehr Will Remamin Charge of Area   Integrate Resources To Improve Services

Electric and Gas Companies to Merge Soon   Iinois Northern Utilities, Western United to Merge Into Public Service. Co.

in perlileliaiaiantians  SOCIETY NOTE.   20 MEMBERS ATTEND MEETING AG ATIRETYTA WOMPPN'S Crlitpe

BRITAIN AID CUT PROPOSED BY GOF   Senators Suggest Move As Penalty.For Not Joining Steel Pool

GOP Senate Group Asks Cut In Aid:   Penalty Proposed To Foree Britain Inta Frenel) Plan

British ECA Cut Being Planned   Move Designed to Make Britain Take Part in Schuman Plan

Senators to Ask for Cut of $340 Million Out of Great  Britain's Recovery Accounts

Republicans Suggest Cut In ECA Funds   British Rejection Of Coal Pool Plan Arouses Senators

Coolness On French Plan Brings Action   G.O.P. Proposal Would Cut Funds By $340,000.000

USS. Pressure Backs Pool of Coal, Steel.   Balky Britain Faces Prospect Of Sizeable Slash in ECA Aid

Move To Cut Is Underway   GOP Proposes ECA Slash If Britons Snub Europe Pool

Punishment For Shunning Unity ....  Republicans Propose To Cui   Britain’s Fund For Recovery

FOREIGN AID— Launch Move For Slash In  British Fund  Participation In   Participation In  “Pool Is Demanded

Act Planned As Penalty * For Refusal  To Aid Pool   Rough Draft Made Of Move Slashing ECA Help In Half

340 MILLIONS MAY BE TAKEN FROM BRITONS   Senatora Would Slash Fnd Unless They Join Coal-Steel Pool

Britain Penalized In Proposed Plan   Shift of Marshall Funds For Military Use Discussed

Threafen ECA Cut To Britain  Senators Hone Natin   Senators Hope Nation Will Join Pool Plan

Britain Faces $340,000, 000° Cut in Recovery Funds  Solons Irked Over Stand on Steel-Coal Pool—Sen. Lodge Has Arms Money Plan

Truman Rules Out A-Bomb in Korea; Guard Against Sneak Attack on U. S.

Atomic Bomb Use Ruled Out   President Truman Says No. Move Planned To . Hit Korea

House Okays Search of Foreign Ships Entering U. S. Waters  Truman Rules Out A-Bomb in Korea War

HOUSE PASSES SHIP SEARCH BILL  Truman Rules Out A-Bomb Use During Present War In Korea

Truman Rules Out Use of Atomic Bomb   Says Moves Started to Deal With Traitors, Saboteurs

Acheson in Sober Report fo Congress Call It Vital Step  Jahnscon Hones

‘Congress Told Military Help for World Is Only Way to Halt Red Drive

‘U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE IS NOT COMPLETE   Acheson Advises Committee Of Eurove’s Needs

Arms Aid Less Than Half Finished Under Present Biil, Acheson Says   Secretaries of State and Defense Agree Program Is Only Road Left Open by Soviets; U.S. Forces Won‘t Be Reduced

U.S. Program of Military Aid Not Far Along, Word   Acheson Says it Will Be Less Than Half Done Year From Now

Acheson Thinks Arms Aid Less Than Half Done   ‘Secretary of State Tells Congress it Is Only Peace Hope

Extended Arms Aid For Allies   Secretary of State Sets No Deadline For End Of Military Assistance   ONE ROAD TO PEACE   Secretary Johnson Agrees All Other Avenues Are Blocked by Communist:

Johnson Hopes For End in 1953 or 1954   Acheson Says Task Will Be Less Than Half Done a Year From Now

U.S. Milifary Aid fo Non-Reds Not Half ‘Done by End of ‘51   Secretary Johnson Hopes for End of Task in ‘S53 or ‘54.

K orean War May See Use of 100,000 U.S. Soldiers Before Victory Arrives

Troops In U. S. Put On Alert For War Duty   Officials See Long, Hard Fight Ahead; Victory Set For Late Winter

State and Defense  Trade Punches In      Council Head Kilgaller Ordered Before Grand Jury Third Time

State and Defense Trade Punches In Pittsburgh Probe   Council Head Kilgaller Ordered Before Grand Jury Third Time

Gambling Probe Group to Call Mayors of U. S.   Hearings Open Monday on Bill To Ban Wire News

Mayors Will Be Called to Give Their Testimony  Hearings on Gamblin: Measure Schedule

Mayors of Cifies Will Be Called to Testify on Bill to Nio Gambling Traffic

To Call Mayors: As Witnesses in Gambling Probe  Aim at Federal Law.   Aim. at Federal Law Banning Interstate Reports on Gaming

Another Raft Found in Baltie  , pas, 2 Re ee Pg   Possible Machine Gun Holes Reported

Second Lite Raft Found In Baltic   U.S. Preparing Tougher Protest Over Shooting

Next Move in Global Crisis Un to Soviets   Russia Has the Initiative and More Armed Might

WAR OR PEACE DECISION PUT UP TO RUSSIA   Truman’s Call To Arms Places Next Move Up To Stalin

Next Diplomatic Move Is Russia’s   American Decisions '. Leave Rest To Reds

Diplomatic Authorities Look To Russia For Next Move In Crisis   President’s Stand Leaves War Or Peace Up To Kremlin As America Mobilizes

SOVIETS EDGE IN WAR STRENGTH   U. S. And Allies Face Task Of Marshaling Forces  NEW WEAPONS      Give Official Washington Confidence; Atom Bomb Powerful Influence

Up To Russia To Decide On Future Of War   Hope That Kremlin Would Choose To Heed U. S. Warning

All-Out War Or Peace Is Up To Soviet   Truman's Decision Puts It Up To Moscow To Make Choice; U.S To Rally Its Power

U. S. Is Not Bluffing ....  Next Move In War  . Puzzle Is Russia’s

Administration Leaders Hope Kremlin Will Choose Peace; Yet They May Unfold Policy for Big Conflict —

Truman Puts It Squarely Up To Stalin  Decision Of Peace Or War Now Rests With The Kremlin

Truman Decision Puts Question To Russia:  All-Out War Or An Uneasy Peaceful World

Kremlin Put On Spot By President   America Proceeding With Preparations For All-Out War

800,000 Votes Expected af Polls Tuesday   Candidates Close Campaigns; Truman Sets Biq Swing

WOULD ESCAPE H-BOMB END Soya-Bean Civilization ‘Founder’ Flies the Coop

Berlin Seizure Hints Answered   U.S. Chief Pledges Counter-Measures Against Off-On Road Blockade

Recs Won't Seize West Beriin, High Uificial Promises  Also Piedges to Take Counter Measures Or  Russian Bleckade

U.S. Commissioner Says Russians Will Be Stopped In Berlin Fiasco

McCloy Says Reds Will Be Blocked  In Their Attempt  To Take West Berlin

Consider “Coal Lift” To Supply  Air Bases   -Ratlroads Drop.  350 Percent of Coal-Using Trains for Paasenger Servic

AF. SUGGESTS “COAL LIFT” FROM CANADA   Would Fly Fuel To U.S. to Meet Present Emergency

Air Force Considers ‘Coal Lift’   Thousands More Idled As Fuel Piles In Nation Dwindle   Food Is Rushed To Hungry Children Of Striking Miners

Sees Crack  In Red Bloc   Hoffman and Lippman Say Satellites Are Tenge Inder Surface

Head of Marshall Plan Says Soviet Bloc Will Split   Columnist Says Satellites Are Breaking Away

Revolt Of Soviet Slave States Seen   ECA Chief Hoffman Expects Breakup Within His Lifetime e

Stages Sit Down  Strike on TWA   Giving Name of Kaltenborn He Refuses to Leave Plane When His Seat Is Taken

REDUCTION OF 62   evearae Ww weeawal Wa Ww at  VA Officials Report a Slash in Administrative Jobs in State

REDUCTION OF 6:   VA Officials Report a Slast in Administrative Jobs in State

The Hunt's Still On...  Kids Gather 6,100 Firebugs For Scientist at Oak Ridge

TO REPRESENT K. U   Dean Laurence C. Wood. ruff to Make Annual Mid shipmen Cruise

Federal Government Issues Report On Building Atomic  Age Structures In America

Public Learns How To Build Homes As Protection Against Atom Bombs   Grim Primer In Atomic Age Construction Problems Handed Out Today; Surveys Made In Japan  Basia OF Rerammendatinne

Advice Offered In Building To Resist A-Bomb   Report Says Vital Industries May Have To Go Underground

Plans Released For Building  In Atomic Age   U. S. Report Stresses Industry Dispersal, Underground Houses

Government Issues Primer in Problem  Of Atomic Blasts   Dispersal of War Plants ds Suppested; May Bary Important Faclorices

May Turn Into Cave Dwellers   Only Safety Against _ A-Bombs Is Deep Un derground ; Report Urges Industry Dispersal -

Atomic Age Is Here; Country Must Be Ready  U. S. Issues Primer On Ruildinge Hints

Soybeans   New York Cotton   N. 0. Cotton   U.S. Issues Atomic Protection Report

Government Primer on What to Do  In Event of A-Bomb Raid Drafted

NATION IS TOLD HOW TO BUILD A-AGE HOMES   Structure of Atomic Perioc Must Hove Special Protective Features

FBI Set Trap Two Months Ago For Harry Gold. Senator McMahon Says

GOLD TRAP SET 2 MONTHS AGO   FBI Sifted Through List Of 1,200 Suspects Before Making Arrest.

FBI SET TRAP 2 MONTHS AGO FOR ATOM SPY   Had List of 1,200 Suspects ir Seeking British Traitor’s Courier.

FBI Set Its Trap For Harry Gold Two Months Ago, Sen. McMahon Reveals

—SET TRAP TWO MONTHS AGO—  1,200 Suspects Sifted By FBI To Catch Gold

FBI Set Trap To Catch Gold 2 Months Ago   Head: of Senate’ Atomic Committee Makes Disclosure   MANY. SUSPECTS   List ak 4, 206 Sifted Before Chemist Was: Arrested at Philadelphia.

TELLS HOW FBI TRAPPED SPY   Philadelphia Bio chemist Fal Into Trap Laid Two Months Ago ©

FBI Had Trap Set For Gold  For Long Time   1,200 Suspects Though In Contact With Fuchs Sifted By Federal Men

List Of 1,200 Suspects Combed For Spy Aide  FBI Trap Set For Gold Over Two Months: Ago

tg FB SIFTED: LIST OF 1200 SUSPECTS IN GOLD SPY GASE   Senator Says Trap Set For Philadelphia Biochemist  eT ee

More Arrests Hinted; Fuchs “Key’ In Case  Imprisoned British Scientist Gave Help

McMahon Says. Harry Geld Trap Set Months Ago      Reveal FBI Questioned 1200 Suspects Before Running Down emsiat

Says Trap Set For Harry Gold Two Months Age   McMahon Reveals At Least 1200 Suspects Screened; Before Scientist Nabbed; Fuchs Leads To Identity   Fuchs Sentenced

‘Trap’ Set Two Months For Chemist  yr F 6 ee Me ae , 5 See   FBI Tracked Down Gold From A List Of 1.200 Suspects

FBI Set Trap for Chemist as Atom Spy 2 Months Ago   Senator Discloses 1,200 Suspects Sifted in Case

Spy Suspect Harry Gold Had Been Watched For Two Months By FBI Before His Arrest, Says Senator; List Of 1,200 Was Checked

Solon Says Trap Set for Chemist Nabbed by FBI   Bureau Sifted through 1,200 Suspects in Tracing Gold

F.B.L Trap Set Two Months Ago For Harry Gold   Bureau Went Through 1,200 Suspects Before Reaching Man in Cane

FBI Trap Set Two Months Ago For Biochemist Gold   Held On Charges Of Aiding Atomic Spy Fuchs: 1,200 Suspects Sifted

1,200 Suspects Sifted Prior to Seizure of Biochemist: Other Arrests May Follow

1,200 SUSPECTS TRAILED BY FRI   Government Ste Steuths ‘Set Trap Two Months Ahead That Restlted In Arrest Of Accused Atomic Chemist. *

FBI Found Gold After Long Hunt  Biochemist Only One OF 1,200 Susnects

F. B. 1. Trap for Suspect In [Atomic Case Set Two Months ‘Ago, Sen. McMahon Reveals

Officials Deny Secret Talks On Reich Arms   East Zone Labels Rumor Of Pact With Russia  Ph le See weet eran. g

Secret German Talks Reported  Rearmament Details Also Denied Saturday

West Reich Secret Arms  Talks Denied  East Germans’ Rumored Pact Also Disclaimed

Most Political Writers Agree Tuesday Voting Will Be Close; Some See Small G.O.P. Gains

Predict G. 0. P. Gains in Congress, But Agree Election Will Be Close

Nation’s Leading Papers See Small Net Gains By GOP   Philadelphia Writers Sa; Republicans Will Win  In Pennsylvania

Capt. Stringer Strafes Reds In Kigve Area   Moberlyan Shoots Up Troop Concentration, Clears Way for Yank:

FIGURED IN ACTION   Missouri and Kansas Fliers Attackéd Korean Reds

‘Dean Acheson to Receive Freedom Award for Services   Presentation to Be Made October 8; Honorec In Bi-Partisan Decision

Attlee Will Press for Early Peace   Britain, France Talk Over Plans

UN Command Voice Soucht by U. S. Allies   Agreement With Cormrnunist China Attlee-Pleven Aim

British, French In War Agreement  Would Press for Chinese Settlement

Anglo-French Talk Results  In Peace Aim   Officials Agree To Press Early Settlement of Crisis

Britain, France  Urge Russ Meet   Attlee, Pleven Reach Agreement On Program at London Confah

Britain, France ‘To Press For Korean Agreement;  U.S. Action Is Criticized

Britain And  France Are  Getting Shaky Believe Only U. N.  Should Decide  As 2 en ti

Attlee, Pleven Seek to Kase  World Tensior   Ministers Meet in London To Formulate New Plea Bor Peace Talks

Britain, France Seek Korea Talks  Want To Settle Row With Soviet, Chinese

Attlee Ta Carry French Plans To HST Britain, France To  Press Early Peace

Britain and France To Press Quick Settlement With Reds   Attlee and Pleven Agree Former Will Seek Aareement In Talks With Truman Tuesday

BRITAIN, FRANCE TO URGE PEAGE   AGREE TO PRESS FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT WITH RUSSIA AND RED CHINA.

World Pauses to Mark  Armistice Day  Governments Pay   Governments Pay Tribute to Dead of Old Wars

World Pauses To Observe  Lost Peace Of Armistice  Theme Of Hope Echoed By Speakers Amid Grim Tokens Of New Battle

Peace Is Still “he Big Task   _Tribute to New And Old Soldiers As Nations Observe Armistice Day

NATIONS OBSERVE ARMISTICE. DAY   SPEAKERS EXTOL WAR DEAD DECLARE FIGHT FOR PEACE MUST CONTINUE.

Armistice Day Marked by Peace Prayers.   Grim Tokens of Uneas   Grim Tokens of Uneasy World Situation Haunt Observances

Peace Note on Armistice Day   ‘But it's of Something ‘Not Possessed, But Hoped for And To Be Fought for

*...Dedicated ToGreat Tusk Betore Us’—Sober U.S. Marks Armistice Day

Armistice Day Marked by Peace Prayers   Grim Tokens of Uneasy World Situation Haunt Observances

World Notes  ‘Lost Peace      mistice Speaker Urges *"Redeslication to Task” (By The Associated Press)   Crime Probers Clear Comics

CAROL ANN TO TESTIFY TODAY      Accused Mercy Slayer To Tell Jury Why She Shot Her Father

Unopposed Today for All-Out Assault on Yank-Held Seoul   Communists Occupy Abandoned Kaesol ‘And Chuion, South of Old Border

Dewey Will Battle Foes On Record   Drops °48 ‘Kid Glove’ Style in Announcing Determination to Hit at Democrats   Hanley Accepts   Senatorial Nominee I: to Work to Hold and Expand Control

Hints Draft Law Change   Official Doubts. U. S. _Can Raise Needed Men Under Present Rules

Hint Draft Law Changes   Selective Service Official Soys Present Regulations, Standards Are Handicap

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Harriman Tells President MacArthur is Confident

‘Mac Confident Harriman Says  Praise Ability Of S. Korean Forces

West Germany's Plea for Strong Police Force Gets a Sympathetic Response from U. S. Officials

Heavy ‘Rifle’ AndBazooka To Blast Fire  Crews Pour Water In Area To Halt   Crews Pour Water In Area To Halt Snread OF Flamec

Heavy “Rifle” AndBazooka To Blast Fire   Crews Pour Water ‘In Area To Halt ‘Spread Of Flames

WEST VIRGINIAN IS DERBY CHAMP   15-Year-Old Wins 13th Annual Soap Box Race

W. Virginia Youth Soap Box Winner   i  Straight A Student, He Carries Testament fin Winsian Bide

Local Youth Wins Two Heats ~~ Charleston Boy Wins 13th Soap Box Derby

Bri annan Asks Authori ity To Moy e Surplus   Secretary Is ‘Seriously Concerned’? About Farm Food Stock Surpluses

INCREASED FOOD -EXPORTS ASKED   Brannon Asks Authority Te Send More Perishable Commodities Overseas

Asks Power To Move = Surpluses   Brannan Wants Funds ‘To Get GovernmentOwned Food to Needy; Worried Over Waste

Brannan Asks Congress For Wider Authority To Use Surplus Foods For Relief In U.S. And Overseas

Find Man Shot To Death In  Tourist Cabin  xk k  $2,040 Cash Figures In New Buffalo Case

Baptists Bound Homeward After Evangelist Rally   First Southern  Meet In North Te (lnaad Om

Americans Fighting Red Patrols On East Side of River as Troops Mass

News Day And Night   B ut Reports Say U.S. Men Holding Fast   Four British Ships Shell Red Port Of Inchon; Major Push Seen

REDS PUSHING THEIR TROOPS ACROSS RIVER   Yanks Attack Invaders While Planes Strafe Enemy Boats and Rafts.

Fighting Flares On East Bank As Americans Contact, Annihilate Enemy Crossing River, British Vessels Shell Red Port of Inchon

French Fight Off Ho's Rebel Troops   Key Points Taken as Cove For Caobana Withdrawal:

UP TO THE PRESIDENT   Congress Approved Oleo Bill Now On His Desk

Oleo Tax Ripper On Truman Desk  Approved Bill Will End Taxes July 1

Photographers Gel ‘Saucer On Film —   Color Movies Made Of“Shiny, Fast" Object —

Power Politics Review Declined   President Tells Press US Still Wants All Atomic Bombs Outlawed

T-H Action Not Exeluded Bv Coal Truee   Truman Says Whenever Emergency Develops . He Will Invoke Law; Waits For Replies

World’s Largest Helicopter Crashes  3 Killed as Plane Plunges to Earth

Largest Copter Falls; Three Die   Ship Built to Carry Passengers Crashes i England Today.

Today's Express      ‘What Will Russia Do?’ Is Big Question Facing New Session of U.N. Assembly

PHONE WORKERS EASE PICKETING IN-STATE ARE!   Close to Normal Service Is Reported and Most Calis Are Expected to Go Through Teday.   INCREASE IN STRIKE EXPECTED MONDAY   Union Official Says Premium Pay for Holiday Work Had Nothing to Do With Reduced Activity.

WILL EASE TRAFFIC   Sixth Street Cuttoff Sched to Be Finished Saturday

Blonde on Warsaw Stage Worth Plenty Zlotys. Much More Than Cabinet Minister or ¥ orker

Favors Any Other Move That Will Contribute To World Peace; Says Door Always Oper

Truman Says:  He Il Never Ga  To Russia   However, President Still Favors Any. Move for Peace

Door Open Here, Says President   Comment Declined on McMahon Proposa! for Parley in Russia

B-29 Crash In Azores   Fatal to 16  Plane Develops Engine Trouble On Wace tr Rritai

16 Persons Killed In Bomber Crash : ‘Aboard; Including 11  _ Crewmen, Military Perconnel :

B-29 Crash Kills 16 in The Azores   U.S. Air Force Plane Tried to Land With One Engine Gone.

16 DIE IN B-29 CRASH DURING LANDING TRY   Engine Trouble Lead: To Fatal Attempt At Air Base in Azores

Bomber Burns With 16 Dead   Azores Crash Interrupts TPlicht to Encland

16 Perish In Crash Of U. §. Bomber   B-29 Carries Passengers To Death At Azores Air Base

16 Airmen Die In B-29 Crash  Plane Was Enroute To Enaland For Dutv

B29 Crashes In Azores  16 Are Killed   Eleven Crewmen and Five Passengers all Believed Military

A Pr ospectiv e Bride Changes  Her Plans   Bridegroom To Be Buys House; Loses Girl To Another

ALMOST ‘LOST HOPE’ OF RELEASE Two Americans Relate Details  Of Treatment By Chinese Reds

Little Political Activity Seen at Governor's Days   Annual Event at Clear Lake is Politically Quiet

See Possibility Bandit Jackets Stolen In_R. ]   Cranston Theft Staged Just Prior To Huh. Robbery ; Arrest In Club Holdup

STOCKS HIT NEW HIGH   Key Issues Show Gains of Around $5 Per Share Today

Knowland Asks For Accounting Of China Funds   Narcotics Study Is Planned; Other News of U.S. Congress Is Keported Today.

Mississippi Threatens  Below Cairo  Nearly Brimful; Storms Pound Eastern Penna.

FLOODS FORCE THOUSANDS TO LEAVE HOMES   Most Damaging Flood In Years Threatens Lower Mississippi

Bloated-River Still Rising; ~ Siow In Eas   Engineers Fear Most De / structive Floods In  23 Years

Russia’s Role In U.N. Over, Nations Fear   Trvgve Lie, Aides Held ‘Fools, Stooges’ By Furious Moscow

NEGOTIATIONS ON HARD COAL STEPPED UP  UMW Chieftain Hopes to Get as Good Deal for Anthracite Miners.

NEGOTIATIONS IN HARD COAL ARE CONTINUED   Make Effort to Keep Miners on Job For Full Week

EYES REMOVED AFTER DEMISE IN SOUTH HAVEN   Chicago Woman And New Yorker Benefitted By Bequest

Restores Sight To  2 Persons   South Haven Mother Gives Even In Dying

SUPREME EFFORT TO CHASE YANKS INTO SEA IS DUE   North Koreans Throw Caution Away and Mass Troops In Daylight; U.S. Interprets This As a Measure of Despera tion.

Communist Patrols Feel Out Allied Positions. Before AllOut Assault   NAKTONG RIVER SECTOR WILL BE BATTLE SCENE

South Koreans Appeal To U. S. For More Aid   Ambassador to Ask White House, Congress to Act Quickly

Truman Pledges Support of U.N.  In Peace Efforts  South Korea Asks American Help in Halting Invasion

SENTENCED IN OFFICE THEFT   Grand Rapids Man Given Prison Term In Court  House Robbery

Courthouse Theft Brings  Prison Term   Grand Rapids Man Gets 1Y, To 5 Years In Berrien Court

World Champ Yanks Tum Apparent Hopeless Defeat In to 15-10 Victory:   Senators Beat A's 8.7.

Major Leagues Open Season In Explosive Style   ‘Upsets, Large Crowds, Ball Deluge Feature First i Baseball Contests

Three Allied Forces Drive On Pyongyang  Communist Premier Calls For Fight : To Finish

Reds Fight Bitterly Aaainst 3 Forces   With United Nations Striking Toward Communist Capital, High U.S. Officer Says That Nerth Koreans Are Doomed

North Korean Premier Calls on Troops To Fight Till Victory; Allies Drive Forward

DEATH FIGHT IS ORDERED BY REDS’ PREMIER   U.S. Plane Lands At Wonsan Field, Much Equipment Seized

But a Crack-Up is Expected Soon By General Gay   Communists Fight on, Rejecting Surrender Demands; ROK Troops Map Un at Wonsan

Gen, Gay Says Red Defeat Is Not Far Off   Red Puppets Appeals To Reds To Continue Fichting

U. §. and British Troops 10 Miles Inside N. Korea   Fighting South of Red Capital City

Gen. Gay Asserts ‘These Cookies. Are Beaten, Predicts Early Victory   Close Pincers On Strategic Center   Yanks, Commonwea lth Troops ‘Moving ‘In Force,” Newsman Says

Enemy Resistance Stiffens in North   U.S. Defense Department Sees Hard Fighting Ahead

First Cavalry Commander Says Red Forces Doomed; Surrender Plea Rejected

Pincer Closing On Kumchon, Main Route To Red Capital   Communist Commander Orders Bitter No-Surrender Battle

Gen. Gay Says Pyongyang To Fall Soon   Allies Are Less Than 100 Miles From Communist Capital

Pyongyang Objective Of Allied Troops   Communist Premier Broadcasts Defiant Message To Countrv

Allied Forces Advance North  Heavy y Resistance Faces First  Cavalrv

ENEMY TROOPS DOOMED, SAYS US. GENERAL   Red Premier Kim Orders North Koreans To Fight On.

These Cookies Beaten, Says Top US Officer as United Nations Troops Approach Communist Capita!

IS MATTER OF TIME  Rok Divisions Continue Mopping Out Operations  at Wonsan

Red Koreans Faced by Order To Continue Resistance; No Surrender Is to Be Attitude

North Korean Reds Are Ordered To Fight To The Death Against U. N. Forces

Capture of Pyongyang Only a Matter of Time, Cavalry Chief Declares   But Enemy Puts Up Bitter, No-Surrender Resistance to Three Forces Driving on City

Three Allied © Forces Moving   Gen. Gay Says Red Forces Doomed, Pyongyang Capture Matter of Time :

Red ‘Cookies’ Are Beaten, Says Writer, as Troops Put Pincers on Kumchon

Allied Forces Closing In On tnemy Capital   Communists Ordered Not To Surrender

THREE ALLIED FORCES ON MOVE Capture Of Communist Capital Expected Soon,  Says American General

Australia Units Joining in Pincer Move at Kumchon  First Cavalry Chief Terms Communists  “ = Ff

North Korea SpurnsOrder  To Surrender   Gen. Gay Says Enemy Ts Beaten As-Allied © Forces Drive Ahead.”

No Surrender, Foe’s Premier Tells Commies   U. S., British, Aussie Troops Grinding North ‘in Force’

Reds Defy  Ultimatum To Surrender Premier Orders Fight to End UN Forces Gain —

Three Allied Spearheads Drive Toward Red Capital after North Korea Rejects Surrender Demand

Kim Orders Troops Not To Give Up   General, However, Says Communist Forces Doomed

TEMPERATURE   No. Koreans Ienore U.N,  Ultimatum   Allies Within 75 Miles OF Capital Despite Resistance

NORTH KOREA PAGES GRISN, SAYS PRERIER   Allied Forward Groups Are Less Than 100 Miles From Red Capital

THREE FORCES PUSHING ON PYONGYANG   Taking Of City Regarded Only Matter Of Time  KOREAN PREMIER   Rejects Surrender Offer, Calls For Red Soldiers To Fight To Finish

No Surrender Kim Declares In Broadcast   Allied Forces Drive On ““Pyongyong From _ Thre. Directions -

General Believes Reds Are Doomed   North Bound Allied Forces Slowed By Stiffening Red Korean Resistance

Reds’ Cause Is Hopeless, Says Officer   UN Forces Drive On Pyongyang From Three Directions

Three UN Columns Pushing Drive For Northern Capital   General Hobart Gay Says Reds Are Doomed; En. emy Premier Rejects MacArthur's Surrender Ultimatum

Three Allied Forces Mareh On Pyongyang   Gen. Hobart Gay Foresee Fall Of Capital City Within Short Time

Large Force of Men Drives for Capital of Reds   No Surrender Orderec by Premier Kim as Battles Grow Fiercer

Reds Fight Fiercely, Balk At Surrender   Battle Raging Less Than 100 Miles From Capital

lL. S. General koreecasts  City’s Fall   CommunistPremierKim Tells North Koreans Thev Cant Surrender

Allies Fight Nearer to. Red Capital   Enemy Rounds Up Stray South. Koreans to Battle UN Troops

Gen. Gay Says Rea Forces Doomed Pvonayana’s Fall A Matter Of Time

Reds Resisting » 3 Allied Drives On Pyongyang  VY. §. Commander Say End of North Korean  R..*.2a.aaa Pf... fauwre

Gen. Gay Says Pyongyang To Fall Soon  Allies Are Less Than   Allies Are Less Than 100 Miles From Communist Capital

U.S. Officer Says Enemy  Is ‘Doomed’   North Korea Leader Calls On Troops To Stand ‘Like Russians

Reds Fight Bitter Actions; Ordered Nof to Give Up   Enemy ‘‘Doomed”’ Says Commander Of First Cavalry

No-Surrender Edict Follows UN's Demand  Shattered Troops Are Told To Fight To Final Victory

UN Troops Stab Deep Above 38   Australian, British and US Forces Grind North In Pincher-Closing   ‘COOKIES ARE BEATEN’   General Gay Says Red Forces Doomed and  Pyongyang Will Fall

Fight To Finish Is Called For By Premier Kim   American General Says Red Forces Doomed: Pyongyang To Fall Soon

Red Premier Calls For Fight To Finish   First Cavalry Officer Says Enemy Is Doomed

N. Koreans Putting Up Stiff Fight   3 Allied Forces Strike Toward N. Korean Capital! Of Pyongyang

Spurns Surrender Demand And Fighting Stepped Up On All North Korean Fronts   General Gay Of First Cavalry Says Com: munist Forces Doomed And Taking Of Pyongyang Was Only Matter Of  Time: Says Enemy Pulling Ont.

Communist Chief Tells People North Korea Faces Grave Crisis—Gen. Gay Declares Pyongyang’s Fal! Only Matter Of Time

Allied Forces in Bitter Battles As they Drive on Commie Capital  ee, 6 6M as, BR ea * Wik, aa we OS ae   ‘These Cookies Are Beaten,’ Yank General Says In Spite of Last Ditch Fight Ordered for Gooks

 Allies Drive Toward Pyongyang from Three Directions; Gen. Gay Says Enemy ‘Doomed’

 Still Battling After Premier Defies Surrender U ltimatum  Push Deeper in Korea

Gay Reports Stubborn Reds Doomec   American General Says Capture Of Pyongyang Is Only Matter Of Time

Enemy Resists As Leader Says “No Surrender”   Three Allied Forces Drive On Pyongyang; Premier Kim Tl Sung Orders Fight To Finish; Gay Confident

Major General Gay Asserts Reds Are Doomed; It Being a Matter of Time

General Gay Says Enemy Is Doomed   Red Premier Gives Order to Fight To Finish

FIGHTING 75 MILES FROM: RED CAPITAL   British and Australian Troops With Americatis Closing Pincers on Red Town of Kumchon,   GAY SAYS VICTORY . / AMATTER OF TIME   General Says “These Cookies Are Beaten,” As Enemy Premier Orders No - Surrender Fighting.

But Gen. Gay Says They’re Beaten Bunch  UN Troops Approacl Prongvang. Capital

Three Forces Drive On Red Capital City «   President Flies . Late Today fo Meet MacArthur

Allies Drive on Enemy Capital Pyongyang From Three Different Points

Premier Kim Rejects U. N.  Surrender Plee   Yankees, British Now 10 Miles Inside Old Border

3 Allied Forces Drive on Capital   North Koreans Fight ‘No-Surrender’ — Battle: ‘Beaten’ Says Gen. Gay

U. S., British Troops Fighting Way Northward  Forces At Least 10 Miles North Of 38: Pincers Aimed At

N. Koreans Order Fight to Victory   North Koreans Given No-Surrender Order; U.S. Troops Advance

U. S. and British Commonwealth Soldiers Head Northward; Red Premier Orders No Surrender.   STRATEGIC KUMCHON IS NEXT TARGET

Senator George Urges More Liberal Socia Security Program as Senate Opens Debate

Open Debate On Social Security  Bill Would Broaden Benefits To Many

Social Security Proposals Would Ease Burden on States, Says George

Senator. George Would Liberalize Security Setup   Solon Desires Protection For Additional Millions; Wanls Bigger Benefits

George Favors More Liberal Security Fund   Senator From Georgia Endorses Social Proaram

Senate Debates Bill fo Expand Social Securify   Sen. George Calls For Approval of More Liberal Program

MORE LIBERAL PROGRAM ASKED   Senator Says Social Security Program Needed To Protect Others

Debate Opens in Senate on Pension Bill   Wants Benefit Payments Boosted

Opens Debate On New Bill   Senator Says Higher Level of Benefits, Wider Protection Needed

SOCIAL SECURITY RAISE PROPOSED   Senator George Calls For More Liberal Program To Protect Millions.

GEORGE FOR WIDER SOCIAL BENEFITS   Says More Liberal Security Plan Is Needed For "10 Millions

George For Law To Boost Benefits Pay   Debate Opened On Proposal To Protect Additional Millions

Georgian Opens Debate in Senate PPA PPP PPP PPP PP PLP AD POPP AL LALLA PAGAL ce taal  Liberalized Social _ Security Advocated

Open Debate On Social Security Plan   More Liberal  Program te Cover More Citizens Is Urged

DEBATE OPENS — ON NEW SOCIAL SECURITY BILI   Higher Benefits and Expansion of Coverage Urged by George.

More Benefits Under Social Security Asked   Senator George Says Higher Costs Call For Larger Payments

CEORCE CALLS FOR BROADENED SOCL SECURITY SYSTEM   Senator Declares Highe Level Of Benefits Is Long Overdue

liberalized $$ Program Needec  Additional Millions Would Be Protected

George Asks For Broader Retirement  Aid Program  New Benefits Urced   New Benefits Urged In Secial Security  Program Of Millions

~ BENEFITS — Security Expansion Is Urged    GEORGE OPENS SENATE DEBATE

Social Security Expansion Urged   Senator George Tells U.S. Need for Wider Coverage, Benefits

Senator George Opens Debate On Expansion Bill  easure Would Add Tan AA3I1   Measure Would Add Ten Million To Those Now Covered. .

Reindollar Suggests Tolls On Highways  Roads Commission Chairman Also For Higher Gas: Taxes.

Defense For Maragon Begins   Cace Can Be Short:   Case Can Be Short; May Call McCarthy

PROSECUTION DROPS ONE OF FOUR CHARGES   Judge Rejects Request For Acquittal In Pere — iury Trial 3

Maragon Defense Has First Full Court Day Testifying On Perjury Accusation Leveled In Connection With Five-Per-Center Cases

Indictments Brought in Time Race   Lies Told to Grand Jury Said To Have Delayed Cracking Cases.

Two Coverups For Red Atom Spy Ring Arrested By FBI   Engineer and His Secretary May Have Delayed Fuchs’ Arrest

TWO OTHERS ARRESTED AS SOVIET SPIES   FBI Takes Chemical Firm Owner and His Secretary.

Potato Price Policy Blastec  House Republicans Criticize Brannan

Russian Named As Kingpin’ of Big Smuggling Racket  Aliens Smuggled Into U. S. From Cuba, Ties In With Commie Move:

Press Association Moves Sessions To Duke To Hear Dr. Hollis Edens

DRAFT DEFERMENT RULES ARE SIMPLE   Policies Not As Confusing As They May Seem, State Selective Service Director Declares

Draft Deferment Based on Merits   State Draft Director Says Policies Are Not so Confusing

Pennsylvania Draft Deferment Policies Are Not As Confusing As They Seem

Scotland Yard Checks on All Atomic Workers   Screening Follows Fuchs’ Confession Of Stealing Secrets

Plan Voluntary Anny Oificers Recall Program      Program Applies to Nattonat Guard and Active and Inactive Reserve Officers

NEED OFFICERS FOR MEDICAL DENTAL GORPS   Program, for 16 Categories Includes Nat'l Guard and Reserves.

SECRETARY SEES NO EASY SOLUTICN ‘OF CHINA IMPASSE   Blames U.N, Stalemate On Refusal Of Soviets To Accant Majority Rule

Acheson Blasts Russia's UN Walk Outs Over China Issue   Sees No Easy Way Out of Present Difficulties in UN

REPORT SPECIAL SESSION AGREED   Governor And Advisors ‘Are Said Ready To Change  Primary Date

FEAR MISSING BOY KIDNAPED   Hunt For Brian Marshall Shifts To Detroit; Quiz Witnesses

U.§. Authorized To Jail Aliens Under New Law  Measure Expected   Measure Expected To Curb Criminals Facing Deportation

FIVE GRILLED AS SUSPECTS IN BRINKS HOLDUF   Had $37,150 in Paper Bag; Police Mum on Boston Tieup.

FIVE GRILLED ON $37,150 IN CASH   Police Refuse To Say Whether They're Connected With Robbery

Five Arrested With $37,150   Paper Bag Fortune Linked to Gambline

Police At Detroit Find Paper Bag Containing $37,150 In Cash — Hold Four Men And Woman

Fortune Toted In Paper Sack  Detroiters Grilled About $37,150 Cash

Five Quizzed In  Brink Robbery   Four Men And Woman Had $37,150 In Cash In Paper Bar.

DETROIT SLEUTHS GRILL SUSPECTS  $37,150 Cash Is Gambling Gain, Quintet Tell Police

5 With $37,150 In Paper Bag Are Brink Suspects   Attempt To Link Detroit Gang With Big Boston Holdup

5) Grilled About Money in Sack   Seek Link to Brinks Robbery at Boston

Auto Pioneer Dies in Lansing  R. E. Olds, 86, Made Fiece Law-Priced Car

Four Chinese Armies, 21 Divisions in N. Korea  Se, Becnaleatsad Busca

Four Chinese. Armies, 21 ‘Divisions in N. Korea  Ru Beaneleted Presa

Third State Draft Calls 12,087 Men   L. A. County <niotg 4539; Physicals - . Scheduled Oct. 231

2949 to Go Under Arms, October Quote   Los Angeles County Sending 3786 Men to Exam Station

MARSHALL STUDIES  AIR FORCE PROPOSAL   Chiefs of Staff Recommend Be tween 95 and 116 Groups in Long-Range Program.

SIXTH CHINESE ARMY ORGANIZED   Reds Seen Capitalizing Ot Vast Manpower Of Country

WILL SUPPORT SOUTH KOREANS IN NORTH DRIVE   Republican Forces Under Orders To Advance To Manchuria   FEW TARGETS LEFT TO ALLIED AIRMEN

Operation Meets No Opposition   U. S. Army Spokesman Says Troops Plan To Go All The Way

Fifth Inf. Regiment Headed for Sonchon; Conquerors of Inchon Shift to East Coast

Troops Pour Ashore To Support Advance   Massive Landing Of 50,000 Troops At Wonsan Made Throuch Bia Mine Field

Set to Fight Oil Well Fire   Officials Say It Will _ Be Several Days Before Experts Can Finish Job

Charge Ohio Representa. tive With Taking Polit ical Contributions

Indict Congressman  On ‘Kickback’ Charge  Grand Jury Indictment Says Rep. Brehm  7 alte Cates ceelsame buns Pemenlacomen

Rep. Walter E  Brehm Under  Indictment Charges Illegal   Charges Illegal Taking of Political Contributions

Ohio Solon Is Indicted   Walter Brehm Cited For Alleged Campaign Fund ‘Kickbacks’

\Millersport Man Faces 7 Charges   Lawmaker Accused of Obtaining "Kickbacks' From Office Workers

Solon indicted By Grand Jury   Chioan Faces Seven Charges of Hlegaliy Getting Money From Employes

Seven. Charges Filed Against Cong. Brehm   Federal Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Representative.

Federal Jury  Indicts Brehm   Ohioan Accused Of Getting Money From Employes

Jury Indicts Rep. Brehm  Ohio Congressman  ‘ts. 31 si... * Lt... _s.

Grand Jury Indicts Ohic Congressman   Rep. Brehm Is Accused of Accepting Salary Kickbacks

BREHM INDICTMEN]   Charge Ohio Representa: tive With Taking Polit ical Contributions

Federal Panel Indicts Brehm on Seven Charges   Accused of Illegally Taking Contributions From 2 Employe: For Use in Reelection Drive

Ohio Rep. Brehm Under Indictment.  Hlegal Contributions By Clerks Charaed -

Federal Jury Indicts Ohio  Congressman   Charge Walter Brehm With Seven Counts of Taking Illegal Contributions

Jury Indicts  House Member  Ohioan Accepted Cash From Help , Charge

Congressman From Ohio Is Indicted   Rep. Brehm Accused Of Taking Kickback: From Two Employes

Mediation in Korea Reported Sought by Communist China   Plan for Asians to Settle Issues Believed Presented To Indian Ambassador

Roth Asks Bar Association to Aid in Recount  Supply Manpower ie Ce en aor

Recount Lined Up  In Lansing  Vote Check Expected To Take 3 Weeks

Some Controls In Wage-Price  Seales Seen   Keyserling Predicts Action to Put End to Inflation Trend

FINE RESORT WEATHER   Forecaster Calls for Cool Tempera+ tures Thro Tomorrow

Private Detective And Attorney Are Murdered   Chicago Gang-Style Slayings are Linked With Senate Nation-Wide Crime Probe

U.S. Senate Crime Probe Speeded Up By Slaying Of Chicago Investigators

Slaying of Chicago Crime Investigators Steps Up Plans of Senate Probers

Grine Probe Stepped Un-as Chicago Underworld Slays 2 Investigators

Chicago Gangland Challenges Investigation Into Activities Of Underworld There; Senators Accept Challenge Quickly

OPEN SAFETY DRIVE WONDAY   Most Ccurteous Driver: Will Receive Cash Awards

GOLDEN RULE TO PRES AIL  “Driver Of The Day’ To Gel 85 During Next Two Weeks

BELGIUM CRISIS DELAYS ARMS AID   New Premier - Designate Seeks Solution Amid Talk Parliament May Dissolve

Deveze Asks End To Belgian Crisis   Premier-Designate Urges Settlement of Leopold Controversy

House Chiefs Kept In Jobs By . Elections   O'Mahoney Likely Choice To Sueceed Lucas As Senate Leader

BRANNAN URGES TEST OF PLAN ON "51 POTATO CROP   SECRETARY TELLS AG SUBCOMMITTEE WOULD SAVE MONEY

Brannan Plan Is Urged for Spuds   Secretary Asserts His ‘Idea Cheaper for U.S. Than Compromise

British Debate On Korean Aid   Red Demonstrators Plan Mass Lobbying

U. S. Decision to Aid Vietnamese May Lead Them Into Hornet’s Nes:

Charles Laughton Can Make a Laughed-At Passage Look, Sound Entirely Different

City Firemen Will Petition For Pay Hike   “Internal Shield” Aaainst Atomic Rays

Hurricane Moves Northiard, Brings Heavy Rains to East, Cold to Midwest. Heat to West

Hurricane Abates; Heavy Rain In East  Hot And Cold In West And Midwest

Johnson Asks Opposition To Piecemeal Aggression   Defénsg:Secretary Says ‘The Threat Of War ‘Hae Dileinished As Our Streneth Increased’

Johnson Asks Strong Nation   Warning of Furious Avvression Voiced

Stay Powerful,     Says Johnson   Secretary Urges U.S.  To Kee en  p Great  - Strength.

Johnson Wants U.S. To Stay Powerful   Be Strong and Alert Until All Cooperate

Defense Chief Calls on America To Remain ‘Powerful and Alert   Secretary Johnson Believes “Threat of War Has Diminished As Our Strength Has Grown’ Bat Save Attack Could Come-Without Warning

Advises US Stay Alert, Powerful   Defense Chief Says US Strength Next to That of 1945

Johnson Warns Americans To Stay On Alert   Defense Secretary Says Nation Must Remain Powerful

Truman Gives Word.” To Work:en H-Bomb   Sec. Johnson Urges America To Stay Powerful and Alert

This AdaMan Gets Around   Tellett Escoped Washington State Pen, Arrested fn San Salvador

SOFT COAL “"ALKS HELD 2)VER TODAY   “c Emergency Fuel Goes To pro Destitute Pittsburgh se Under Police Guard

FINAL HANG TO END oTRIKE BEFORE TRIAL   Union Heads in Washington as Mediators Press for Agreement.

Peacemakers Work Feverishly In Hope Of Coal Agreement Before Court Action

COAL CONTRACT HOPES BUOYED   Federal Mediators Strive for Agreement To Avert Industrial ‘Choos’

Peace Urged Before UMW Faces Court On Contempt   Trial Is Scheduled Tomorrow On Strong Defiance Of Orders

Press To End Coal Dispute   Encouragement Is Slight In Dollars And Cents Figuring In Contract Talks

Government Presses: for Settlement   Urgent Efforts to End Coal Strike Before  Monday; Sunday Talks Planned by Principals

Miners To Get Last Chance To Reach Agreement Today  Negotiators Appear Optimistic With Court Action Facing Unien Monday

Unusual Sunday Session Set As Solution Sought In Mine Dispute   Hope Is Expressed After Sat. Session   Only One Day Left For UMW To Avoid Trial On U. 8. Contempt Charges

Sunday Schedue . Of Parley Looms   Offer Last Chance Before The Deadline

Mediators Up Pressure For Quick Accord   Negotiators Told Agreement Must Be Reached Before Trial

‘Soft Coai Contract Effort Set for 11 O'Clock Today; 180. 006 Workers Are Idle

EVERY EFFORT URGED TO END STRIKE TIEUF   Sunday Talks Slated In Attempt To End Stalemate

Coal Mediators Press for Pact   Special Session Called for Today

00 MORE HURT BY EXPLOSION AND FLAMES   Passengers, Trapped In Street Car, Perish In Gasoline-Fed Inferno.

Rescue Crews Search For More Chicago Crash Victims; 33 Dead   Pain and Fear On Faces of Those Looking For Dead

Passengers On Trolley Trapped   Four Children Still Are Missing; 33 Killed In Tragedy: Ten Dying

Trapped by Fire, Few Passengers Able to Escape   Some Witnesses Report Trolley Going Too Fast

Seven Buildings Are Set Afire; 50 Hurt as Gasoline Flames Spread Disaster,

CHINESE REDS ARRIVING TODAY FOR U.N. TALK!   Nationalist China’s Complaint Against Russia Shelved   KOREAN PEACE PLAN TS BEING RUMORED

UN COMMITTEE HALTS ACTION ON CIVIL WAR   Votes Against Chiang Move to Blame Russians

Shelve Complaint  Against Russians  UN Body Votes Study Of Chinese Charges

Charges Filed Against Russia Shelvec  UN Little Assembly Asked to Study

National Chinese Charges Shelved For More Study  . Little. Assembly: Te. * Get Compigint; Red Delegation Arriving

Verdict Comes In After 21Hour Session   Death Sentence Was  Reported as “Snag”’— Question Submitted  By Jurors to Judge

House To Vote On 50 Billion Fund Measure  Most Controversy  Centers Around $f... Denkbawa’ Wil)

SPEFD ACTION GN FURR BEL   One-Package Finance Bill Compromise Is Center Of Controversy

House Is Rushing Vote For Funds   50 Billion Dollar Bill To Build U. 5. Military Strenoth is Controvers+

House Leaders Drive For Vote On Omnibus Bill  $50 Billion Measure: Faces Obstacle In Proposed Spain Loan

Seek Quick Vote On Appropriation  $50 Billion Military Program Is At Stake

House Drive: For Vote On Money Bills   Over 50 Billions To Be Provided, Speedy Passaze Ts Foreeast

Price Kise Delps  Cotton Farmers Planting In  ‘Excess May Have Won Gamble

rrice Nise ricips ; Cotton Farmers Planting In  Excess May Have Won Gamble

Gain Seen for Overplanted Cotton Farms; Price May Exceed Penalty

Attlee Is Due Toda v for Talk With Truman   Top Level Conferences Held Over Grave Turn Of Events in Far East

State Department Calls In Congress Leaders; Attlee Due Today for Parleys

Situation “Very Serious”, Senate Say on Leaving Blair House; Some Call for A-Bomb Ultimatum to Soviet Russia.

British Chiet Due To day For Parleys   Congressional ‘Leaders Take Part  In Conferences

Key Member: Of Congress See Truman   Attlee Due Today; Truce Bid Expected

‘Lop Tevel Conferences Held in’ Readiness for Attlee. Crisis ‘Ualk

Top Level Talks Callec By Truman   Senator Connally Terms Situation ‘Very Serious’

Attlee Flies To Conference  With Truman   Will Urge Kid-Glove Approach to Crisis Caused by China

EARLY PEACE TALKS AIM OF ATTLEE   Atmosphere In Washington Is  Described as Tense

Red Aggression Sets Off Series of Conferences   State Department, Military, Congress Leaders Involved

Attlee Parley Preparations Being Made   Truman Sees Defense, State Department and Congressiona! Chiefs

Truman Hold Secret Talks With Aides   Attlee Embarks For Conferences On Korean Crisis

jOPeNPNPN?, MECHERAEREE ROSEN SRR EECE  Nationalists. Report Victory Asainst Reds

Jubilant Chinese Report Slaughter Of Red Invaders.  Nationalists Claim Victory In Big Battie

Brands UN Committee  As Illegal   Promises To Free All Of Asia From  Western Influence

Chinese Claim Cease-Fire Is American Trap  Commies Say They Will Not Confer With Peace Group

Red Chinese Turn Down  Cease-Fire   Say Mediation Attempt Void Since Peiping Isn't a Member.

BROADCAST bY AED PReMICR CALLS IT TRAE   Asserts Bid Illegal Because Communist China Not Member of UN.

Red China Turns Down  UN Order   Declares Cease-Fire Resolution of UN Is “Wlegal”’

HEALTH LEADER ANSWERS CRITIC   Denies That Indigents With Cancer Cases Are Neglected And Explains State Situation.

Kenton Man Loses Law Suit In Higher  Court Decision  Sought to Collect  Crash Damages From Dt alieosmmel Oi is, es

Compromise — Tax Measure Agreed Upor   Higher Levies Effective October 1: Congress © To Quit

"PAY-AS-C0’ TAXES VOTED BY CONGRES'   Individual Increase To Be Effective October 1

Tax Bill Ready For Signature;  Effective Soon  re To Take More Men ey From Wage

Income Tax Increase Bill Slated to Be Passed Today   Hike Will Be Felt by Virtually Every American Pockatbook Startina Oct 

New Tax Law Will Take 20 Per Cent More   Excess Profits Tax On Corporations Delayed Until After Election Settled In November

HOUSE VOTES APPROVAL: OF HIGHER TAXES   Senate Expected to Give Bil to White House Friday or Saturday.

Early Vote By Senate Indicated   President Truman Is Expected To Sign Measure Soon After He Receives It

Senate-House Group Okays War Tax Bill   Way Is Opened For Congress Recess

Congress Hopes  To Clear ‘Quick’  Tax Boost Today President Reported  Pleased With Measure “To Finance Defenses

‘Stop Gap’ Tax Draft Readied For Quick Vote   Congress Set to Adjourn: Bill to Reach Truman Be Bejdav Nicht

Tax Increase Bill Passes Lower House   Emergency Tax Sill wil Boost Personal Income Taxes 12 to 20 Per Cent

Truman to Get War Tax Bill on Friday  Conferees Approve   Conferees Approve Compromise, Breaking Deadlock

Congressmen Clear Way . For Passage. Of Tax Hike   Expect To Deliver Bill To President’s Desk By Day’s End

Big Tax: Bill To Be Placed Before Truman   Congress-Committee Breaks Deadlock and Compromise .Measure Gets Green Light

CONGRESS GETS TAX AGREEMENT   Big Revenue Measure May Reach Truman By Tomorrow Night   ADJOURNMENT SEEN

Big Tax Bill Nearly Ready for President   Will Increase - Payroll Deductions 10 Days From Now

Seeks to Rush Tax Measure   Congress Hopes to Send Bill to Pres. Truman by Tomorrow Night.

Conferees Place Okay On Stop-Gap  War Tax Measure   Final Action Predicted By Friday On $4.7 Billion  Tax Increase Bill

WAR TAX BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   Compromise Measure Will Be Sent To Truman  Friday

Measure Sent To Senate for Quick Action  Withholding Taxes Will be

Tax Boost Bill Ready For Truman Soon  ®Congress Expects To Complete Work

MEASURE SENT T0 SENATE   BU Will Effect Fifty Miltion In’ dividuals and Thousands of Cor . perations — Legislation May Reach President's Desk by Nightfall,

Congress Readies Tax Increase Bill For President's Signature   ONE-FIFTH MORE TAXES TO COME OUT OF RACH, - WORKER'S PAY: WITHHOLDING . STARTS IN NINE DAYS 

‘I’m Pleased,’ Truman Says  Of Tax Accord   Final Action Plannec Friday On Measure Boosting Pav Take

Tax Boost Bill Ready For Truman Soon  Congress Expects 7 ey  miata   Congress Expects To Complete Work On New Measure

First Step to Increase Taxes Taken in House   Higher Rates on Incomes to Be Effective Oct. 

ihe dd  Congress Expects To Put Tax Boost Bill On President’s Desk By Friday Night

House Members Pass Emergency Tax Measure  Personal Income Rate   Personal Income Rate: Will be Hiked 12 to 20% Starting Oct. 

White House To Get Tax Bill Friday   $4 Billion Hike To Go Into Effect On October 1st

Huge War Tax Bill Is Approved   ‘Stop-Gap” Measure Be Sent To Truman Friday, Leaders Say

Bill Will Effect Fifty Million In_ dividuals and Thousands of Cor ’ -porations — Legislation May  ., Reach President’s Desk by ‘ Nightfall: %

4.7 Billion Tax Hike Bill Is Agreed On   Senate-House Group Breaks Deadlock; Final Passage Due Friday

NEW TAX BILL TO BE COMPLETED BY TOMORROW   ‘Higher Payroll Deductions to Start on October Ist.

Congress Clears Way For Income Tax  Rise Bill To Reach President Tonight

Average Take On Pay Checks 'To Be $1 Week   Withholding Due To Start Oct. 1 Under Terms Of Measure

Congress to Act on Tax Measure  - Committee Deudlock Over System Broken”

Final O.K. Due Today On Bill Boosting Tax  Overwhelming Vote Expected From Both  , aa.

Expect To Finish Tax Bill By Friday Night   Truman Pleased With Compromise By Joint Committee

Tax-Boosting Bill Expected to Reach Truman by Friday   Higher Rates Would be Effective On October 1

TAX HIKE BILL APPROVAL NEAR   Congress Rushes To Put Measure On Truman’s  Desk Today

Senate-House Group Reaches Tax Compromise  Bill to Be Ready for Truman by Friday?

Possibly By Nightfall  Congress Prepares Tax Boost  To Quick Presidential Okay

$4.7 Billion Stopgap Tax Bill Passed  Truman Pleased At Joint Action

Truman To Get Bill Boosting Income Taxes  More To Come Out Of Pay Envelopes Beginning Oct. 1

Conference Ends in Compromise   4.7 Billions Added to Nation’‘s Taxes for Korean War

House Okays Bigger Tax Bill For Public   Rates To Jump Oct. 1; Includes Corporations

Tax-Hike Bill Due For Okay By Week's End  tae pect Haris Te Transl

Omnibus Tax Bill No Help "McKellar  Senator Says Measure Held  iS a

NO SAVING SEEN IN NEW SYSTEM   McKellar Says Separate Bills Might Have Cost People Less

McKellar Sees Little Help For Taxpayers   Congress Experiment Not Expected To Save Any Money

M Kellar Lashes Omnibus Bill  Claims New Finance Pian Harms Taxpayers

One-Package Appropriations Bill No Taxpaver Aid. McKellar Contend:

Cockfight Pit Scene Of Holdup  Estimated $50,000 Taken By Bandits

Tens Of Thousands Of Austrian Workers & Police In Russian Zone Fight Reds At Gates Of  Factories

Austrian Rec Strike Proves Total Failure  Kremlin Agents Fly To Vienna And Tell

 Putsch Plaas Discarded ‘Austria General Strike ‘Declared Complete Flop

Austrian Commies  Give Up Plan For National Strike   Workers, Police Battl. Reds Hand-to-Hand To Rout Rioters

ONE KILLED, 11 HURT IN FIGHTS Cominform Plans For Coup In Austria Fail As Strike Flops

REDS? ATTEMPTED STRIKE IN AUSTRIA TURNED INTO ROUT      Police and Workers Battie Communists Hand-to-Hand at Bactories and Railroad Stations.   PLANS FOR PUTSCH REPORTED CANCELED   \Cominform Agents Who Flev   to Vienna Said to Have Ordered Demonstration  . Toned Down.

Austrian Reds Call Off Plans For A Putsch   Western Sources Say Th General Communist Strike Flop

Reds’ Austrian Strike As  Flop   Cominform Discards Plans for Putsch

Red Strike In Austria Sour Flop   Ordered To Drop Plans for Putsch, West Believes

Red Strike Said Flop — In Austria  Cominform Agent   Cominform, Agents To Diseard Plans For Commie Putsch

OKLAHOMA CITY WIFE ABDUCTED   Believed To Have Beer Carried Away To Gain Revenge On Husband

RAIN HAMPERS AERIAL BLOWS AT INVADERS   Major Clash Looms As Reds Advance On Suwon

South Koreans Hail  War-Garbed Yanks   American Plane Losses Set at 12; Reds Now 10 Miles North of Suwon

Spirits of South Koreans Soar as Doughboys Advance To Battle North of Suwon

Wage-Price Issue Delays Control Bill   Appointment Of Lodge To UN Fails To Silence GOP Attack

2 Ships Strafed By China Planes   U. S. Reveals Sharp Protests Are Made Over Earlier ‘Lawless Attacks’

‘Flying Bassinet’ Finally Takes Off BRITAIN AGREES TO LET PLANE LAND

41 British War Brides, Plus Hus bands-Plus Offspring are Finally Off for England; Red T ape Snipped: Protests Readipd

GOVERNOR WARREN’S DAUGHTER 'STRICKEX   Youngest Girl Of California Executive Has Polio; Crisis Believed Past

Nina Warren Wins F ight With Polio   Daughter of California’s Governor Appears To Be Beating Her Affliction

NINA GAINS; DOCTORS HOPE SPREAD OF POLIO CHECKED   Ficturea on Pace &

Nina Gains Aaainst Polio Gov. Warren's Daughter Responds Remarkably

Nina Seen Beating Polio Affliction; Radiaies Usual Happy Disposition As Thousands Send Cheering Notes

Warren’s Daughter Responds Well To Treatment For Polio   .Presidential Possibilities Are Reshuffled ‘By Outcome Of National Voting Tuesday

Can Call Himself Jesse James If. He Wants. To   Judge Tells “Dalton” There Is Nothing for Him io Rule on...

Citizenship For Aliens Whe ‘Enlist In Army   Congress Brushes Of Protest That They Micht Be Spies

Chosen Group To Be Offered Entry To U.S.   House, Senate To Seek Compromise On Disagreements

Congress Holds Out Promise of Citizenship To Hand-Picked Aliens Enlisting in Army

Citizenship Is Promised To Aliens Who Will Join U. S. Army For 5 Years

EOUAPED PRISONER 15 RETURNED BY FATHER   Walked 18 Hours to Get Tc New Hope Home   WANTED TO SEE FAMILY

ESCAPED PRISONER RETURNED BY FATHER   Raymond Moore, of New Hope, Back in County   OUT ABOUT 24 HOURS

Forces To Fly Banner Of U.N.   International Police Authorized By Charte:

MacArthur Slated For UN Command   Forces May Fly United Nations Flag In ‘Polica Action’

Atlantic Pact Nations to Join Against Soviet   12-country Force to Oppose Aggression Is Agreed Upon by Foreign Ministers,

ATLANTIC PACT GROUP TO JOIN ARMED FORCES  Foreign Ministers Disclose IJnnrecedent.   Foreign Ministers Disclose Unprecedented Military Setup to Halt Reds.

12 Nation Force to Be Formed  : Revolutionary Plan   Revolutionary Plan For Halting Any Red Attack in Europe : Announced in Londor

]2-Nation Fighting Foree Acreed Upon   ‘National Armies Would be Dropped For Defense Unit

Foreign Ministers Meet To Disclose Details Of Unprecedented Action

Foreign Ministers To Reveal Details Of  Unprecedented Plans   Single Fighting Force To Replace National Armies In Opposition To Aggression.

Historic Force of 12 Nations Set   Foreign Ministers in Final Public ; Session of Conference

Many Enlistees To Be Summoned   Americans Check Rea Drive In Decisive Battle for Pusan

30 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE ARE RETURNED   Races, Nani Spirited, Are Of Secondory Interest in the State And Netion   TAYLOR MAN (¢S LOSER

All Congressmer Win Nomination  ~ Kunkel Candidate  Wine Hie Dictrict

Pennsylvania Congressinen Re-nominatec   30 Representatives Who Are Seeking . Reelection Win In Tuesday's Primary

Assembly Votes 46 to 4 fo. Key Section of 8-Power  Plan   ‘SOVIET VOTE OPPOSEL   Majority For “All Appro priate Action” to Stabilize Korea   FAIR DAY IN 70’S   Sunday To Be Pleasant: Skies Clearing From the West

Taking Sea Lions From Steam Plant  Animels in-UndergzeundPool Bothered Neighbors

Taking Sea Lions From Steam Plant Constant Barking of  Animeis in Underground Dani Rathered Neoinhhars

GETS BLESSING OF POPE PHUS XE   ‘Physician, Contined to Bed for   Five Years, Describes Blessing _ Of Pontiff as His Greatest Reward.

Persons Says He Will Reform  Prison System      ‘Scottsboro Boy’ Story Is True, Governor-Elect Tells Broadcasters

U.S. To Reject British Plan   Will Not Take Over Commitments In India And Pakistan

Three ‘Hello’ Girls Guilty In Coin Robbery   Will Be Sentenced Monday By Judge Willard

Court Decision Returns Girl to Her Dutch Mother   Three Are Dead and 100 Injured in Rioting By Moslems in Singapore

Four Dead, 140 Injured In Malaya   Foreigners Attacked B; Moslems In Ruling OF High Court

Singapore Riots Ease Up After 4 Killed, 140 Hurt   AP’s Allen Found, Taken To Hospital

Riots Growing Out Of Moslem Wrath Over Dutch Girl Sweeps Singapore

Bloody Singapore Rioting Subsides  — 4 Dead, 140 Injured; 3 A. P. Men Hurt

4 Killed, 140 Hurt in Day-Long Riotinc Fired by Moslem Girl-Bride Decision

SINGAPORE RIOTS — COST FOUR LIVES   COURT ORDER AFFECTING DUTCH GIRL LEADS TO DISORDERS—140 INJURED.

Return Of Dutch Girl To Her Parents Sets Off Violence Four Dead, More Than 106 Injured

‘Child bride” Case Starts Mob Flareup   Dutch Mother Wins Gut AP Newsman. Allen Tein Hospital

Murray Rejects “Mutual Aid’ Pact For Labor Unions   President Of Steelworkers  Says No Useful Purpose Seen In Lewis Plan

Murray Spurns Mutual Aid Pact Offered by Lewis   Head of CIO Union Says No Useful Purpose Would Be Served

AID BID DRAWS MURRAY'S VETO   CIO President Asserts Pact Would Serve No ‘Useful Purpose’

KKKK KK WOULD-BE ROBBER TURNS INTO A “MILK. ICICLE”,  FLEES DETROIT STICK-UP

Crew Screening Uroed as Caution Against Sabotage  ' Unionists Ask Action For Great Lakes’ Ships

ACT 10 BLOCA LAKE SABOTAGE   Maritime Unionists Urge Screening of Crews  On Lake Ships

FOUR BUDAPEST LEGATION MEN CALLED HOME   ['. S. Probably Won't Re taliate; Chief Interest Ia In Voweler

APPROVE PLAN TO “OPERATE JOINT SCHOOL   Seven Districts Have Not A: _ Yet Revealed Location For the School   TO CALL IT PENNRIDGE

PENNAIDGE SCHOOL 10 COST ONE MILLION T00   Seven Districts Have Not Revealed the Site

ae aoe eee nae  What Is Communism? Here Is One Man’s Explanation

Communism ls Opposite Of Capitalism   By DEWITT MACKENZIE Associated Press Forcign Affairs

House Gets To Work On  Tax Trims  Increase Of One Billion In Levy Mav Not Be Met

House Starts Work On New Excise Tax Cut  Bitter Battle Of Sen. Pepper Gets Close Attention

House Plans Bill To Slash Taxes  Legislation Faces Veto By President

Exeise Slash Bill fs Before House Group   Begin Talks Today On Removing Levies, Replacing Revenue

WARM DEBATE FACES RUSSIA   U.S. Gets Jump On Malik In Security Council Meeting.

Upset Malik Agenda For UN Session   Soviet Delegate Returns To Chair, Insists Red China Be Admitted As Price Of Peace.

Malik to Demand Communist China Seated in UN   Russia to Propose To Security Council Its Price for Peace

Truman Holds Fate of Rails, Unions Assert   ‘Quickie’ Strike Set Today  Unless Chief Executive ' Steps in Personally

Ingrid’s Husband May Ask Divorce   Sut Under California Loves, Net in Moaicon Coxrt

Won't Contest Divorce  Inarid’s Hucshand Mav Ask Califarnia Decree

OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS  ‘ . Lawyers Plan Extensive Winter Months’ Program

LAVYERS HERE WAP PROGRAM   Arranging For Outstanding Speakers For Winter Season

Corporation Tax Speed-Up Voted By House Grour   Move Would Merely Alter Payment Dates; Action By Committee Is Complete

SPEED-UP IN TAX PAYMENT) BY Bll FIRMS APPROVE   House Group Votes to Chan. nel &4,200,000,000) Into Treasury Ahead of Time Over Next 5 Years.   DATES CORPORATIONS PAY ARE CHANGED   Plan Similar to Pay-as-YouGo System—Bill’s Authors Now Consider lit  Veto-Proof,

House To Vote Hext Week On New Tax Plan   Corporation Levy “Speed. Up” Wins Committee Approval

Corporation Levy  Schedule Changed   Plan Completes Excise Bill: Vote Seen Next Week

Speed-Up Is Approved For Corporation Taxes   House Panel Ends Work On Excise Slash Bill: Vote Slated Next Week

Tax ‘Speedup Decided for  Corporations   Would Set Earlier Payment Dates Each Year to Bring Cash Ts Treasury Faster

House Unit Votes Tax ‘Speed-Up’  Completes Corporate Levy Bill THY. 4e7_,.2 4 ga oy o ome es   Completes Corporate Levy Bill To ‘Veto-Proof’? Excise Slash -

‘House Committee Com pl etes Action On Tax Bui. V otes Corporation Levy S peed-l p

No New Obligations . ‘Speed-Up’ on Corporation Income Tax Approved

TAX SPEED-UP GETS APPROVAL   Plan Would Channel Bil lions Into Treasury Ahead Of Time

Corporation Tax ‘Speed-Up' OKd by House Group   Committee Finishes Work on Veto-Proof Excise Slashing Bill

Warns That U.S. Faces Bankruptcy   Virginian Demands Balanced Budget Through Slashes

Senator Urges Sharp Cutbacks In All Snending   Declares Throttle Is Now Wide Open

FEARS NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY Byrd Calls for 7-billion Cut in- Federal Spending

PENNSYLVANIA TOWN   PLAN 70 CUT OIL ALLOWANCE Hii   Rep. Boykin Says It Might  Prohibit Exploratory Operations

Paper. Guild Demands Back Pay In Lockout   _ Early Publication In Pittshurgh Delayed By Latest Dispute

General Turns Freed Capital Over to Rhee   Crude Bomb Found In Capitol Before Victory Ceremony

City Returned By MacArthur In Ceremony   Mess Recitation Of Lord’s Prayer Ends Victory Celebration

MACARTHUR HANDS SEOUL TO KOREANS   Turns Liberated City Over to President Rhee in Speech Ending With the Lord's Prayer.   $s DYNAMITE FOUND BEFORE CEREMONY   U. S. Security Officers Remove Crude Bomb From Capitol Building Before MacArthur's Arrival.

Seoul Returned To Real Owners  _ MacArthur Restores  Capital To Koreans

Liberated Seoul Is Restored By Gen. MacArthur to Korean President Rhee

South Korean Capital Given Back fo Rhee   MacArthur Returns City and Government ‘To President of South Koreans

Mac Arthur Turns Seoul Over to Rhee   Commander Says South Korean City Has Been Freed From Red Despotism; Rhee Promises Punishment ef Red Aggressors

MacArthur Gives Seoul Back ToSyngman Rhee In Ceremony At Capitol

_ Freed From Despotism  MacArthur Turns Over Seoul to President Rhee

Seoul ts Restored To Rhee   MacArthur Makes Brief Talk Ending In Mass Recitation  Of Lord’s Prayer

Seoul Given Koreans On  Behalf U.N.   Mass Recitation Of Lord’s Prayer Marks Ceremony In Canital

Seoul Restored To South Korea  MacArthur Participates In Victory Ceremony In Capitol.

City Returned By MacArthur In Ceremony  Mass Recitation Of Lord’s Prayer Ends

Storm Lets Up On Southeast Missouri Area   Some Towns Siill Without Telephone Service, However.

Ice and Sleet Relax Grip on South Missouri   But Many Communities Left Without Phone Service as Wires Fall

Omnibus Fund: Bill Gets A Partial O.K.   Appropriations Body Withholds Approval Of Defense Section

Plan To Chop Another Billion Off Budget Picking Up Suppor   Study Three Plans

BILLION-DOLLAR CUT IN SPENDING FAVOREL   Politically Appealing Plan To Slash Federal Expenditures Next Year Picks Up Strong Bipartisan Support In House—Appropriations Committee Tentatively Approves All Parts Of Omnibus Money Bill Except Section Dealing With Defenge Funds

Appropriations Get Tentative House Approval   Action Deferred On Amount Set For Defense Fund

House Group Defers Action  On Money bill   Committee Postpones Approval of Defense Items in 1951 Budget  —Sweeping Cuts Seen

Reduction  Will Total  Over Billion Lawmakers Like  ‘Non-Essential’ Gnending Slash

Tentatively OK Most of Omnibus House Money Bill  Action Deferred on Defense Items; May Get Vote Tamorraw

House Group Approves All But Section of Huge Omnibus Money Bill!

= Two Groups Not Included...  U. S. Adopts Victory ‘Without Vengeance Policy Toward Reds

Victory--But No Vengeance   ING YENQOUCe  U. S. Decides.on Policy to Speed. Reconciliation BetQtwaan Bieuntéiad Karanne

But Guilty Leaders to Face Trials   Those Responsible For Atrocities Also To Be Sought, Tried

America Adopts Lenient Policy Toward Ko- Reds  anh Cbmwe lereblizra   But Stern Justice Due Leaders Who Okavyed Atrocities

BUT RED LEADERS TO BE PUNISHED — U.S. Adopts ‘Victory, No Vengeance’ Policy Toward Invaders of South Korea

Policy Te Be Stern On Reds   ‘Victory Without Cengeance” to  Defeated People Of North Korea

§. 10 SEER NO VENGEANCE   Except For War Criminals Defeated N. Koreans To Get Leniency

POSTWAR TRIALS OF REDS 1004   PUNISHMENT FOR ATROC _ TIES LIKELY — LENIENCY FOR ORDINARY SOLDIER.

Hinge v Thanksgiving t's The Same —  Your Head Thi ali, Your Lungs Hurt, : Your Wife Says ‘Serves You Right’

Train Derailed, Injuring Twelve  Nine Pennsylvania Cars Leave Rails

Bill To Hobbie Reds Is Approvec   Goes To White House With Enough Votes To Override Veto

TRUMAN GETS ANTI-RED BILL   Senate And House Pass Measure By Landslide Votes

Anti-Red Bill Waits Action By President   Backers Of Curbs Say They Have Votes To Erase Any Veto

Subversives. Bill Passed By Congress   Truman May Veto Anti-Reds Measure

BILL TO CURB REDS. PASSED   Measure Goes To White House For Truman Signature

Byron Pirie Wins Tractor Rodeo At the 4-H Fair   To Represent County in State Rodeo at Ames

BAPTISTS START STATE MEETING   Move Started To Make General Board More Representative Of 700,000 Memberchin

Cross ley River To Escape   Tanks Leading Chinese Reds In New Push

Fresh Chinese Attacks Peril A Allied Units   8th Army Withdrawal Across Chongchon Virtually Complete

Escape Gate AtKunu Now Threatened   Enemy Throws Tanks Into Pursuit; Two American Divisions Face Entrapment

East Withdrawal Almost Completed   Fresh Red Attacks From Three Sides Threaten Escape Gate At Kunu, No Report On Fate — Of Those On Western Flank

M’Arthur and Rhee Confer On Question of Crossing Border But No Decision Is Announced

General Excise Tax Suggested To Boost Fund:  Manufacturers’ Levy Is Proposal Of Democrat McCormack

N ew Tax Proposal   General Manufacturer’s Excise Levy Seen As Best Revenue Hope

Cold Shoulder For Peace Plan Of Vishinsky  U.N. Is Expected To Favor Adoption Of Lie’s Proposals  Sa a ee

Three Fighter Planes Crash Almost At Same Time in Washington Area

Three Fighter Planes Crash  ‘Sabres’ Plunge To Earth Simultaneously

Three Planes Crashed About Same Time   One Down in Washington Area One of Fastest Jets

Ban Textile Pickets For Strewing Nails  Cleared From Area Of Tennessee Plant

Refuse To Obey Lewis’ Orders  Anthracite Diggers Still On 3-Day Week

Lewis Order Not Heeded   Government Won’t Seek Contempt Action UMW Demands Deniec

Rice Faces A Growing Revolt   Move Afoot to Make  Him Quit as National Committeeman While Running for Senate

BREWING AMONG DEMOCRATS   Report Fast-Erupting Re volt is Developing Against Carl Rice   IS OVER PATRONAGE

ERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All In The Various Cc oe ;

MAN Wl) ANNOYED AN EDISON WOMAN FREED   On Promise to Enter The Military Service   ALSO GIVEN WARNING

UN to Carry Load Past Parallel 38  U.S. to Take Little Part in Advance Into Communist Territory

Americans May Stop: At 38th    ‘US. Thinks It Would ‘Aid Peace If Other UN Members Did Policing ‘Tah in North Korea

GI's May Not Aid 50,000 UN Men Invade N. Korea   U.S. Tells Friendly Members They Must Carry Main Burden

U.N. Has Force for Occupation of North Korea   50,000 Troops Avail. able for Job Without U.S. Help

U. §. Wants No Part of N. Korea Occupation Plan   Other UN Nations:

U.N. Will Carry Big Burden North of Line   American Officials Tell Friendly Nations 50,000 Troops Will Be Needed Tf 22th Perolle)l Cracend

U. $. Figures UN Members To Police Korea   American Officials Tell Allies To Provide Armies

U. N. Must Carry on Beyond 38th   America Will Avoid Al Appearance of sale far Tarrtory

Other U.N. Nations Said to Have 50,000 For Policing Kerea.   U.S. Telling Them They Must Assume Occupation Burden

U. S. Won't Police Korea Warning to U.N. Allies   CANADIAN TROOPS MAY GO TO EUROPE

U. S. Suggests Other Nations Patrol Korea   .American Forces Likely Not To Go Over 38th Parallel

‘50,000 U. N. Troops Are Available As Army of Occupation For Korean Service

U. S. Won’t Undertake Main Burden  Allies May Provide Army of Occupatior

50,000 U.N. Troops Could Watch Korea   Nations Other Than U.S.  Could Supply Army to Keep Order. Ins View

ALLIES NOTIFIED THEY MUST AID IN SOUTH KOREA   U. S. Tells Friendly Nations They: Will Have Main Burden OF Restoring Law And Order.

U.S. Believes Job In N. Korea UN’s   Figures Other Member Countries Have Enough Troops For the Job

U.N. Must Do Policing Job   POHCNG JOD  UL. S. Tells Others They  Must Carry Main Ourden keane eacetma Bacnilal

Haircuts for the Male Up Ouarter Tomorrow   W oolen Raise,  $100 Pension Soucht by CIO in Northeast

Australian And British Troops Join In Drive To  Trap Reds At Kumchon

MAN ARRESTED IN LONDON WN ATOMIC CAS!   Charge Of Passing Se crets Launches Probe In Washineton

British Atomic Scientist Held As Russian Spy   German-Born Man Charged With Giving Reds Bomb Secrets

U. S. Atomie Secrets Were Passed, Claim  FBI, Scotland Yard ‘Break’ Tough Case

ritish cientist s Jailed   Accused Of Passing Atomic Secrets To Russians

Dr. Claus Fuchs Arrested in London on Suspicion of Giving Russia Secrets of Atom Bomb.  FBI HELPS BREAK CAQE AC AINGT BRITCHSC

Claus Fuchs, 38, Native of Germany, Is Held In London After Probe Begun By FBI; Had Access to ‘Vital Data’

Physicist Is ~ Charged With Atomic Leaks   Top-Ranking British Physicist Who Worked on Bombs in U. S. Charged With Giving Secrets to “An Enemy”

Groves Called on Spy Scare   Fuchs Had Access to Data on Weapons

Claus Fuchs Was In U.S. During War On Research   Tip From FBE Began Work Uncovering 2  Leaks Of Information

CLAUS FUCHS, HIGH RANKING EXPERT, HELD   Did Work During War on American A.-Romb Protects

Accused of — Giving Away Top Secrets   FBI Works With British on Case; 2 Leaks Are Cited

Dr. Fuchs Held In London After Two-Nation Probe  Congress Summons  Gen. Groves; Data VAs nwt ba D sseeetrmne

First Offense Committed In United States   Claus Fuchs Put In Cell; Officials Make No Comment

German-Born Scientist, 38, Seized in England, Awaits London Trial Next Week

Scientist Who Worked in U. S. Is Facing Trial   Ranking Physicist Is Accused Alter Leng Activity by FBI

Arrest Made On Tip Fron Washington   ~ Claus Fuchs, 38, Worked In U. S. For Three Years

Congress ' To Hear Stor ‘y Of A-Leaks   FBI, British Work Together To Trap Noted Atom Scientis'

Two Specific Atomic Leaks Are Claimed   FBI Helps Break Case; Suspect Is German-Born

Congress Rushes A-Bomb Spy Probe; Wartime Head Is Summoned To Meet

CHARGE BRITISH ATOMIC EXPERT SPILLED SECRETS   FACES TWO COUNTS OF GIVING RUSSIA WESTERN SECRETS

British Physicist Charged In Theft ‘Of Atom Secrets   Case Invalves Two Leaks  To Russia In 1945-47;  German’s Trial Friday

BRITISH SAY GERMAN GAVE AWAY SECRETS   FBI Aided Scotland Yard In Following Lead To Physicist’s Arrest

Charges Filed Against Top ~ Flight Physicist Alleging He Gave Russia Atomic Secrets 

Top-Ranking British Atomic Scientist Faces Charges of Giving Out Secret Information

Physicist  Charged With  A-Bomb Leak FBI Helps Break  Case Against British Scientist

British Scientist Under Arrest for Atom Leaks fo Reds   Had Worked on A-Bombs in U. S. For Three Years

Congress Calls General Groves For Testimony   Claus Fuchs, 38, Who Worked In U. S. On Top Secret Atomic Work, Nabbed In London For Giving Away Atomic Secrets To Russians; Groves Asked To Testify

Worked in U. S. 3 Years Helping to Develop Explosive; F.B.1, Gave Help

British Atomic Scientist Held, Is Charged With Spying   German - Born Physicist Involved in Two Leaks  To Russia

FBI Played Role In Breaking Case Of Leak to Reds  Su spect To ok Part i in

Top British Scientist Faces Spying Charge  Tndictment Says Two  TT. .t27,T oOo,   Indictment Says Two Leaks To Russia Of Atomic Secrets. Fannd

CHARGE FUCHS GAVE DATA TO REDS   F.B.1. Helps Crack Case Of Atomic Leaks   Piace First Violation In U. S. In °45, Second In England In *47

FBI Helps Trail Brifish Expert  Physicist Worked In U. S. 3 Years

Briton Had Worked On U. S. Bomb  High Officials Sav   High Officials Say Secrets Of Project Went To Russians

Top-Ranking British Scientist Is Charged With Giving ‘Atomic Information to Enemy

BRITON JAILED ON CHARGE HE INFORMED REDS   Sensational Case Is "Cracked Through Aid of FBI

INFORMED REDS OF A-BOMB DATA  Briton Accused Of Atom Secret Leaks

Bri tisher ‘Held For A-Bomb Leal   Top-Ranking Physicist Arrested For Disposing Of Secrets To Russia; Jailed For Trial

Sudden Summons, Follows Arrest Of British Scientist in’ London; ‘Serious, Says Committee Chief

Atomic Expert Charged With Baring Secret   Key Man in English Nuclear Lab Werked in U. S. During War

ATOMIC SECRETS FEARED STOLEN FROM AMERICA   Gen. Groves Called By Committee To Testify On Activities Of Briton Charged With Passing Se crets To Russia.

British Physicist Charged With Giving Away Atomic Secrets   Claus Fuchs, 38, Has His Trial Set for Next Friday, Feb. 10

British Scientist Is Charged « With Releasing Atomic Secrets   Congressmen to Question Wartime Atomic Chief

Charged With Giving Russ Vital Secrets   American F.B.I. Helps Track Down Atomic Data Leak

Congress Opens Investigation Of Serious Leak  Calls Gen. Graves to   Calls Gen. Graves te Testify on Case of British Atom Expert

Key Briton Held  For Atomic Leaks FBI Tip Nabs Top Physicist   FBI Tip Nabs Top Physicist In London—Secrets Got Out In U.S. and England

CALL GROVE TO TESTIFY ON ATOM SPY   Senate Alarmed by Fuchs Case on Which FBI Worked. Hint Link to Atom Bomb Reds Exploded.

AEC Says Accused Scientist Had Wide Acces: To Weapons Information; Groves to Testify

American FBI          Charge German-Bo Physicist Ga ve Set retstoReds

Top Scientist Accused of  A-Bomb Leaks   Physicist Nabbed in London as Result of  American FBI Probe Risce Cat Infarmatinn

ATOM LEAKS 10 RUSSIANS “DISCLOSED   Claus Fuchs, German:Bora Physicist. .in Charge ‘of -Atomic Research, Ars rested in London.   WORKED INU.S.  . ON ATOM BOMB   Twice Communicated Informaiton “Useful to'An Enemy,” Gov't. Charges in London Court.”

Whistle Scares Two Elephants  Break Away, Run Amok Ear Of AdAinutoc

Two Elephants Run Amuck: Attack Keeper   Circus Attendant Is Injured Critically At Pomona, Calif.

Attendant Critically Hurt .... Town Terrorized In Elephant Panic

CLOUDY   2 Frightened Elephants Run Wild   Trumpeting Animals Tear Through Yards And Streets

RAISE HAVOC   Run Amok; Injure Circus Attendant And Cause Heavy Damage

Keeper Slain By Elephants   ‘Stampeding Beasts Scare Pomona. Calif.

MW UNION DROPS PENSION DEMAND   U. S. NEGOTIATORS PRESS FOR END TO ‘SODA ASH WALK OUT

UMW Pensions Order Dropped  Settlement of Solvay Dispute Is Urged

Says Loss On Gasoline  Is $6,500   Explains Charge Against County

Polish Parliament Abelishes All Loca! Government Controls   Move Is Seen As Step Toward Modifying Syste: Along Russian Lines

City Marshal At Keytesville Badly Injured   Boyd Williams Has: Skull Fracture; Names Negro as Assailant

South Korean Troops Reel Under Attack   Believe Start of Showdown Along Naktong Underway

Begin Shelling Outskirts of Capital City After Sending South Korean Troops Reeling, Yanks Launch Own Push Southwest of Taegu   BULLETIN

NASH ODUTH KOREANG BALK 2 10d MILES   Marines and Infantry Cut at Bridgehead in Second Biq Offensive.

Turkey Accepts Invitation ‘To Become Associated With Atlantic Defense Pact Plan

TURKEY TO JOIN DEFENSE PLANS   Does Not Become Full. Fledged Member Of 12-Nation Alliance

Turkey Will Be In On Atlantic Defense Planning   Arrangement Does Not Mean, Membership In Alliance

Turkey Joins  Defense Talks   Remains Outside Pact Group. Howeve

TURKEY ACCEPTS PACT INVITATION   COUNTRY WILL BE “ASSOCIATED WITH” DEFENSE ALLIANCE

Accept Turkey To Pact Plan  Will Not, However,  Be Beall Dhaene CH

Tar key Accepts Invitation, Will Become ‘Associate   Nation Does Not Become FallVledged Member of Allianee in Atdaartico Poot

Turkey Becomes Semi-Pact Natior   Mediterranean Country ‘Associates’ tr Area

Mutual Has 10-Inch Deluge; Small Tornadoes Seen But No Serious Damage Is Reported

SEVERE STORM “HITS: WESTERN AREA OF STATE    Woodward County’s Wheat  Crop Domoged Heavily;  i Beby Tornado Sighted

STRIKE CALLED BY BUS DRIVERS   Six Cities Affected By De. eision Announced A’ Charlotte — Wage De. mands Are Made.

Says Price Controls Without Mobilizing Is Unenforceable  Taft Attacks Plon to Give Broad Powers To the President

REDS DEMAND U.S, BRITAIN QUIT TRIESTE   Bluntly Tell Allies To Take Troops Out of _ Stratépic Area

RUSSIA STEPS ~ UP COLD WAR   Demands Western Troops Be Withdrawn From Trieste.

Russia Demands Western Allies Withdraw Troops From Trieste and Immediately Name Governor

Russia Demands Allied Forces Leave Trieste   Reds Charge U. S., Britain And France Are Not Keeping Provisions Of Italian Treaty

ALLIES HANDED STIFF NOTE FROM SOVIET      Occupation Troops Have Remained in’ Area as Result of  LongStanding Deadlock  Between Russia and West in UN on Naming of Governor for Free Territory. ,

Reds Demand U. S., Britain  Leave Trieste   Charge 2 Powers Converting Adriatic Port Into Military Base ~

Peace Treaty Violated, Says Moscow Note   Freedom Sought For Adriatic Area

Russia Tells U. 5.-Britain Evacuate Men   Demands Troops Be Taken from Trieste; Charges Occupation Violation af Treaty

Russ Demand U.S. Quit  Trieste Base   Call for Establishment Of Civil Regime,  Cite Pact Viokations

Reds Demand WestLeave Trieste Area   Russia Charges Western Nations Violating Italian Peace Treaty

Claims West Holds Area  For Bases   L.S.. Britain. France Expected To Reject Note

Gromyko Hands Note to Ambassadors Kirk and Chataigneau and Minis: ter Counselor Nichols Thursdav.

U.S. and Britain Get Red Demands   Russia Demands That 10,000 Troops Be Removed From Trieste

Russia Demands Trieste ‘Freedom’  Soviet Note Accuses West of Maintaining ‘Military Springboard’

Says Treaty [s Violated   Western Powers Reply They're Within Lega! Rights in Staying on

Calls for Elimination of Na. val Base It Says America and Britain Established There,   CHARGES VIOLATION OF ITALIAN TREATY   Moscow Insists Immediat: Steps Be Taken to Set Up Civil Regime to Gov ern Free Territory,

DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS   Russia Declares Illegal Naval Base Must Be Eliminated

Note Cails For Formation Of Free Unit   Britain, France And U. §. Charged With “Viclations’”

Russ Demand U. S., Britain Quit Trieste   Claim Gross Violation Of Peace Treaty With Italy

Reds Seek Removal Of U.S. Troops   Accuse Nation Of Having ‘ilegal’ Base In Trieste

Reds Hand Allies Note On Free Port   Soviet Calls For Removal Of Troops; Points To U.N. Plan

Britain To Get Out Of Trieste Demands Disputed  Area Be Organized As Free Territory

Reds Claim U.S And British Violate Treaty  Trieste Incident 1s Hot Spot In Cold War Maneuvers

Russia Demands Troop Removal At Trieste  ~*~ 5. .   U. S. Says Reds Delay Withdrawal by Refusal To Agree On Governor

Reds Demand Troops Move From Trieste  Minus Delay   Violation Of Treaty With Italy Claimed  In Note From Soviet

Leave Trieste, Soviet Demands   Make Territory Free ts Order for Allies

SOVIETS CLA NAVAL BASE ILLEGAL   Demand Removal Of 10,000 U. S., British Troops   Should Be Organized Into Free Territory Immediately, Reds Say

Note Charges Military Base Made of Area   Russians Demanding Free Territory Step Be Taken ai Once

Russia Demands Trieste Be Given Civil Government  Biq Three Ordered   Big Three Ordered To Withdraw 10,000 Men From Territory

Russia Says West Allies Broke Treaty   Demands All Troops Taken From Triest2 By U., S. And Britain -

New Trieste Move Made By Russia   Wants Troops Out. Elimination of  Allied‘ Naval Base’

Take Troops From Trieste, Russ Demand   Within Legal Rights, Say U.  _ §. Officials; Soviet Note  Charges Violation of Italian Treaty.

Russia Demands Evacuation Of 10,000 Trooss   Soviets insist On [mmediate Organizaiion Of Adriatic As Free Verritory; Aceuse Ll. S. And Britain

ITALIAN PEACE TREATY BROKEN RUSSIA CLAIMS   Moscow Demands That Western Powers Remove  Troops From Trieste   NO REFERENCE TO YUGOSLAV FORCES

RUSSIANS CALL FOR U.S. 10 GET OUT OF TRIESTE   Soviet Demands That America And Britain Withdraw Troops From Adria > tic Be Region — Naval  Base Protected

Charges Treaty Being Violated by Allied Force   America and Britain Say Soviet Delaying Free Territory

Soviet Claims Italian Peace  Treaty Violated   Says “Illegal Anglo-American Naval Base” Must Be Eliminated Immediately and Civil Regime Established.

Abrupt Note Delivered To U. S. Russia Demands U. S., Britain  Withdraw Troops From Trieste

Russia Seeks Withdrawal Of Occupation Troops From Trieste Free Territory

Attlee ‘Satisfied’ On A-Bomb Issue  Churchill, Others in Commons Critical

Heather Sets Oil Drilling Back Again   Operations Delayed @ During Week By Heavy Rains

Weather Sets Oil Drilling Back Again  Operations Delayes   Operations Delayed During Week By Heavy Rains

COMMUNISTS FROM CHINA THROWN BACK   American Marines Smash Ahead In Northeast Against Less Resistance.

Red Forces Reform In Effort To Split. American Defenses   Marines Move Into Attack And Smash Ahead 3 Miles; Hope Raised For Rescue OF 500 Trapped Yanks

Firm New Defense Line Is Established By United  Nations Forces In Korea

Lethernecks Move ‘Ahead Nearly 31, Miles In Northwest         Situation Takes Turn far Better

U.S. Marines Smash Ahead In North Kores   Gain 3'4 “Miles Against Slackening  Rod Racichanca

Ohio Draft OfficialsAwait Quota Figure  hing Tale 4fi Mave Rafara Anu Ohianne   May Take 60 Days Before Any Ohioans Are Sworn In At Induction Centers

—60-DAY MACHINERY SETUP—  Ohio Awaits News On  Quota For Induction

Three Projects Total 438 Units   U.W. Will Aid One; Mar. 1 Deadline Eyed

MHA to Seek $438,000 For Vets’ Housing   To Apply To State VA For Cash to Build 438 Madison Units

Truman Calls Evacuation ‘Best Present   President Thanks God for Success at Hunanam Pert

Truman Praises U.N. Evacuation   Calls It His Best Christmas Present

Truman Thanks God For Evacuation of All Troops af Hungnam   Best Christmas Present Possible in War-Torn World, He Declares

THANKS GIVEN BY PRESIDEN   Says ‘Well Done’ To Gen. eral MacArthur And General Almond

Order Slashing Aluminum Use 20-30 P. C. Due Today  Copper “Decree May Be Issued Soon; Radin Workers Protest In Advance

West Reich Mourns 250,000 Missing As Russia Announces End Of Repatriation Program

No ‘Dramatic’ Plea To Moscow  On Atomic Question,  Reaffirms President

TRUMAN STANDS FIRM AGAINST NEU BID TO MOSCON   President Makes It Plain He Will Make No Approach on Contre! of Atontic  = Bombs.   SENATOR TYDINGS  SOUNDS A WARNING   Says U. S. Will Be Trapped f Reds Accept Plan Advanced Without Reduction of Other Weapons.

Reign of Terror Against Disloyal In Russia Reported   Revive Intensive Search for Spies And Saboteurs

Says Red Party In Russia Begins Reign of Terror   Writer Claims Searc! For ‘Spies’ Revived By Stalin Regime

Moille the Toitle Going fo Be Mama   X-Rays Show Eggs of 300-Pound Tortoise Soon To Emit Tiny Critters

U. S. Mediator: Seek to End Phone Strike   Separate Talks To Be Held With Company. Union

First Telephone Peace Talks Fail: ‘More Sessions Planned in N.Y.

Four Accidents  Are Week's Toll   Three Mishaps Reported On US81 Highway; No Severe Injuries Indicated

Accident Toll to’ Five in Reports. Made This Week   Ice Blamed for Collision In Belleville Sunday at Corner of 15th and Q   Peril at Intersections   - Three of 5 Mishaps Reported Occur at County, State Road Intersections

Freed Fliers In Manila _ Navy Forbids Talk  For Publication Till They Reach Hawaii

HEAD FOR MANILA   Two U. S. Airmen Were Prisoners of Chinese Reds for 18 Months

FREED AIRMEN BACK IN NAVY   Given Rousing Welcome Back After 18 Months As Prisoners

Released Airmen Off For Manile   Cincinnatian And Mate Ge Rousing Welcome From Sailors In Hong Kong

FREED AIRMEN GET WELCOME   Two Americans, Held For Long Period By Chinese Commmnists. Leave Hong Kong For Manila. .

Two American Airmen Freed By Chinese Reds Flown To Manila   Both Happy To Be Free Of Communists, Not Permitted To Relate Experiences

Airmen Freed By China Reds Fly To Manila   Two Americans Held For 18 Months Will Go To Pearl Harbor

Chester Man Critically Hurf When, Hit by Train For Second Time in Week

Little Old Lady Of Stonecrusher Hill Admits Her Age, 112, Is A Bit Unusual

Just “The Will Of God” Is Reason She Gives For Reaching Age 112  Mrs. Mary O'Neill, Little Old Lady Of Stonecrusher Hill, Marking Birthday Today’ Not A Big Eater, She Explains.

Old Lady ' Of 112 Observes Birthday In 4-Room Cabin  On Pennsylvania Mountain

The Hill Would Make Anyone Puff ‘Still a Youngster,’ Mary Insists at 112

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Close Guard. Over  Truman at Game   President to- Philadelphia to See Army-Navy Grid Contest   FOLLOWS ‘HECTIC DAY

Iowa’s New Road Use Tax Brings in $62 Millions   Cities Will Get About $3.12 Per  PD oc ian a ae  Gea Cc, _

ONE MAN’S OPINION   By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by Interpational News Service)

Attlee Will Get A Big Acclaim   China May Be Willing To End Wer       Acheson Tells Congressmen ‘No Appeasement’ Policy Applies In Far East And In Europe

FIRES AND BLAST GUST 13 LIVES   SIX BURNED TO DEATH IN JAIL — ANOTHER BLAZE WIPES OUT FAMILY OF 6.

Reynolds Given 20-Year Penalty  Found Guilty Criminal Assautt On Young Girl

U. N. Mandate To Crush Reds In Korea Near  Ewnart Artian Ta   Expect Action To To Be Taken In U. N Before Nightfall

Mandate To MacArthur Is Expected   North Korean Occupation Order To Be Included

Charlie. Ross, Truman Press  Official, Dies   Secretary Collapses at Desk After Telling Newsmen of Convo

Truman Aid Dies Of Heart Attack   Charles G. Ross Stricken At Press Conference

TRUMAN PRESS CHIEFTAIN DIES   ‘Charles Ross, 65, I  Victim In Office

Truman's Official Voice In Day to Day Contacts With Newsmen Is Heart Victim

CHARLES G. ROSS. FATALLY STRICKEN   “FRESS SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT TRUMAN DIES OF   HEART ATTACK.  ;

Truman Aide Ross Stricken   Heart Attack Fatal To Press Secretary

Chas, Ross, Trumar Press Secretary, Dies in His Office   Veteran Newspaperman Succumbs to a Heart Attaek

Charlie Ross Dies Suddenly  Truman’s Press Aid Heart Attack Victim

Charles Ross, Truman's Official  Voice, Is Dead   Secretary Holds News Conference, Slumps Over Desk Chair

CHARLIE ROSS IS DEAD AT 6   President Truman’s Pres: Secretary Succumbs  To Heart Attack

Charlie Ross Die: Of Heart Attack   President's Press Secretary Felled at Desk in Washington

Heart Attack Fatal To Ross,  Truman Aide   Press Secretary Dies While Briefing Newsmen On Attlee Meeting

Truman's Press Secretary Dies  Heart Attack Fatal To Charlie Rass

TRUMAN PRESS AIDE, CHARLES G. ROSS, DIES   Succumbs at Press Conference on Truman-Attlee Talks.

Press Secretary to Truman, Chas. G. Ross, Dies at Desk   Parents Blamed When Childrén Listen to Trashy Programs

VOTE RECOUNT TO OPEN HERE NEXT MONDAY   Machinery For Gubernatorial Recount In Berrien Set

Recount To Begin Monday   County’s Votes Will Be Checked At Courthouse

Streator Man Named GOP  Downstate Campaign Manager in Harmony Move

Warden's Cor And Guns Found Abandoned  West Dallas Area Searched Eer Three Prison Escapees

U. S. Charges Attack Made On Unarmed Plane Indemnity Is Sought   American Reply To Soviet Protest Censures Red Airmen: Ask Full Inquiry And No Repetition.

MOSCOW CLAIM FIRMLY DENIED BY WASHINGTON   United States Navy Privateer Attacked Over Open Waters of Baltic.

Temperatures   Note Demands Indemnity, Apology. Punishment of Offenders: 10 Lives Lost

Aircraft Over Open Waters, Reply States   Indemnity Demanded Plus Punishment Of Red Aviators

U.S. Charges Reds Downed Navy Plane   Over Open Waters Of Baltic Sea

U.S. Contends Attack Occurred Over Open Sea   Prompt, Severe Punishment of  Red Fliers Asked

Open Water Attack Charged to Russia   Punishment of Red Fighter Pilots For Downine Unarmed Craft Asked

Uncle Sam Says Russ Shot Down Unarmed Plane   Government Reply ta Sov'et Protest Is Made Public by Department Today.

DEMAND REDS INVESTIGATE AIR FORGE   Asks That Pilots Be Instructed Avwainst Such Action

Eastern Half of Nation Is Lashed by Winter. Boosting Toll of Dead

LOWER TEMPERATURES HEADING EASTWARD   Denver Burled Beneath Nine Inches Of Snow; 11 Below In Manittohs

Washington Dons Finest To Welcome Chilean President. Communists Foe

CAPITAL TO GREET CHILE PRESIDENT   Truman, Other High Off cials To Meet Videla At National Airport

CHILE PRESIDENT - TO ARRIVE TODAY   State Welcome Readied For Gonzales Videla

Begin Mercy Murder Trial  oe a   First Juror Chosen In Hour In Sanders Case

Doctor on Trial For Murder in  Mercy Killing   Charged Giving Air Injections to Cancer Patient

Dr. Sander’s Mercy Killing Trial Begins   Physician’s Pastor Prays for Acquitial Of Accused Slaver

Doctor Charged With Murder !n Patient's Death   Spectators Barted From Courtroom Until Jury Picked

Trial of Doctor as Mercy Slayer Starts   Has Confident Smile as Choice Of Jurors Starts

Dr. Sander Jury Being Selected   Euthanasia Angle Focusses Internationa Attention on Case

Docior Calm As Trial for Murder Opens   Mercy Slaying Case Jury Is Being Chosen. Jurors Are Asked Many Questions

Trial Begins of Doctor Charged In ‘Mercy Death  Four Jurors Already fa) See « kde : ae pe   Four Jurors Already Chosen; Mrs. Sande: At Husband’s. Side

Dr. Herman N. Sander Goes OnTrial; Case Has Gained Inter national Attention

Pick Sander Trial Jury   Must Decide Innocence Or Guilt of Doctor — In ‘Mercy Slaying’

Neighbors Pray For Dr. Sander   Interest High As Manchester Hearing Opens

Mercy Death Trial Opens   New England Doctor Charged With Murder

tense International Interest  “ites Case Creates   : To Keep Local Tension from Hamper- . Selection

Physician Calm As Mercy Death Trial Begins   Tiny Courtroom In New Hampshire In World Eve

Mercy Slaying Trial Is Under Way; Pick Jury   Dr. Sander Appears Confident as Cour t Session Opens

Dr. Sander Goes On Trial Today In Mercy Killing   Great Interest Seen In New. Hampshire’s Trial Of Physician

Dr. Sander Goes On Trial Today In Mercy Kiiling   Eyes of World on New Hampshire Court in Murder Hearing

Mercy Killing Doctor’s Trial  ToOpen Today   World Attention Focused On New Hampshire Court

British Laborites Risk Fate Feb. 23  Churchill and Party Get Comeback Chance

Election Date Set By Attlee   Britons Will Decide on ‘Welfare State’ in Feb. 23 Voting

Britain's Labor Faces Test Feb. 2:   Attlee Officially Announces Election

Big British Election Set For Feb. 23  To Decide Politica Fate Of Churchill

British General Elections Set For February 23   Winston Churchill To Get His Final Comeback Chance

Belgium's Red Party Chief Is Assassinated  Strikes Erupt in =~ Liege After Death Of Leopold Foe

France Wants German U nits In West Army   Cabinet Approves Statement Pleven Will Make To Parliament Today

French Want Unitied West Europe Army   Premier Pleven To Make Statement Today; Answer To U. S. Proposals

French Want Unified West Europe Army  Premier Pleven To Make Statement Today; Answer To Tl ¢@ Di...

Destroy Properly at Several Mining  Camps in- Kentucky   Roving Pickets Also Warm Miners to Remain Away from Pits: Talks Resumed.

ROVING PICKETS © GET ROUGH IN HARLAN COUNTY   Hundreds Swarm Into 10 Min ing Camps, Tear Up Property.

ROVING PICKETS RAID 10 MINES   500 SWOOP DOWN ON HARLAN SHAFTS TO HALT MAINTENANCE

RAIDERS WRECK MINE PROPERTY   Harlan County in Kentucky Scene of Disorders

[GOP SOLONS ASSAIL HST FOR MacARTHUR ‘GAG’  Formosa Claimed Vital

White House Says Truman Personally Ordered MacArthur To Withdrow Statement Prepared For ’ VEW Because It “Confused” U. S. Position

Truman Bars M’Arthur’s Formosa Note   Orders Withdrawal Of VFW Missive Citing Value of Isle

Truman Ordered Suppression of MacArthur Views   UN Commander's Statement Said Formose Vital Link in U.$. Defenses; President Save Nation Has No Desians on Island

TRUMAN PUTS BAN ON VIEWS OF M ARTHUR   President Directs General to Withdraw Statement Formosa Must Be Held by Non-Reds.   SPOTLIGHTS RIFT   Executive Declares Future of Stronghold is a Subject for International Settlement.

SOLONS ANGRY OVER GAG RULE BY PRESIDENT   MacArthur's Views on Formosa OK'ed Over   Trman Policies

MacArthur Had Said Formosa Is Vital To America’sFarEast  Defenses In Speech Truman  Cancelled

Truman Blocks MW’ Arthur Statement On Formosa;  Far East Split Widens

Truman Personally Ordered MacArthur to Withdrav Statement That Formosa is Vital to U. S. Defense

MaeArthur Statement Blocked by  President   Spotlights Breach Between Military, Civilian: Levels  On Pacifie Policy

President Responsible For Killing MacArthur  Statement On Formosa   White House Says Action Taken To Prevent Any Appearance Of U. S. Designs On Asiatie Territory

General Claims Island Is Vital : To Our Defense   President Says U. S.Guarding Formosa Te Prevent War Sporead 

Flood Disaster Most Severe In Canada History Estimate $0,000 To”. Leave City; Eighth: OF Metronolls:‘ Under: Water

STILL CHER   More Than An Bighth of City’s 1 0 Square Miles Under Water ~— Peak‘ Expected in About @ Week.

RIVER GOING STILL HICHER   More Than An Eighth of City’s 70, Square. Miles Under Water “= Peak Expected in About a ‘Week.

STATE POLICE . BURN PULASKI SLOT MACHINES   Gasoline Poured on Smashed Stots; $536 in Coins to County.

School Construction — Bonds Will Be Sole   Counties. And’ Baltimore City To Receive Near~—-Jy 20 Million 

MORE STATE AID FOR EDUCATION   Counties And Baltimore City Will Receive $19,627,000 For Schools

sik Hoosiers ‘Are Added to Traffic Toll   Heavy Week-End Rains Are Blamed for at Least Twa o! Indiana Fatalities

Six Are Killed in State Wrecks   Carlisle Man Victim of Accident on U.S. Highway 41.

GENERAL REVIEWS AIR DESTRUCTION   Atom Bomb Use Not Con. sidered---Stratemeyer

Far East Air Commander Summarize: Heavy Damaze Inflicted By Planes

Allied Planes Have Impressive Record In Korea  FEAF Destroys Or Damaged 1,059 Soviet-Made Tanks

Red Losses Listed  Air Power Helped Speed Successes In Korean War

PLANES BLASTED ENEMY’S TANKS   Air Force Chief Reports On Destruction Of RussianMace Machines By Alfied Fivers.

iAllied Land-Based Airplanes Destroy: Damage 1.059 Russian Made Tanks, 152 Red Aircraft

~ LIFELIKE  Girl, 2, Suffocates, While  Fireman Rescues Huge Doll

Smoke-Blinded Fireman Saves Dol By Mistake As 2-Yr.-Old Girl Dies

Saves Doll from Flaming Bedroom, Baby: Suffocales .   Firemen Mistake LifeSize Toy That Cries for 2-Year-Old.

FIREMAN RESCUES DOLL BY MISTAKE   2-Year-Old Suffocates in Oklahoma City Fire.

Little Girl Suffocates As Fireman Mistakes ‘Crying Doll for Child

IRL DIES IN FIRE, DULL CARRIED OUT   SMOKE-BLINDED FIR & MAN MAKES MISTAKE IN RESCUE AT OKLAHOMA CITY.

wlie stageay — Se eee —  Fireman Carries Crying Doll From Burning Home: Thought It Was Child

Crying Doll Saved As Child Smothers  Blinded By Smoke, Firemen Misses Tot

BUCKS COUNTY'S LARGEST CIVIL AND EQUITY COURT ON RECORD SCHEDULED TO GET UNDERWAY ON MONDAY MORNING   Judges Hiram H. Keller and Edward G. Biester Will Be Assisted by Judge William F. Dannehower, of Montgomery Co. Courts — 55 Cases Marked For Trial

Complete Election Returns at a Glance for  Altoona and Blair County   LIEL TENANT GOVERNOR   SECRETARY INTERNAL AFFAIRS.   Labor Candidates Defeated

Mine Blast,  Blaze Take Lives of 80   Explosion Turns Coa Pit in England into Flaming Trap.

110 Escape Following  Explosion   Relatives Weep As Workers Seal Off Blazing Pit

Three Bodies Recovered, Hope  _ Abandoned For 77 Others, Disaster One Of Worst In English Mining History   VOLUNTEERS UNABLE TO GIVE ASSISTANCE

Underground Blast Kills 80 Miners  Expiosion Rocks English Coal fOnmuawe 129K Cant halausr Ciedacn

00 British Miners Die After Blast  Causes Inferno  Three Bodies Removed: Rest Will   Three Bodies Removed; Rest Will Be Left and Pit Sealed Off

83 Killed In Coal Mine Explosion   110 Men Escape Blazing Inferno

80 Miners in Britain Killed In Mine Fire  110 Others Escape From Death Trap  On Hande and Knee:

, Building Men Protest Threat Hovering Over Non-Defense Projects

Construction industry Protests Gov't Threat fo Bait: All Non-Defense Buildina

Seven Ways To Peace, Shown lo Reds By Acheson  U. §. Wants Peace, But Not At Anv

Acheson Lists Seven Ways ToSatisfy World   Little Hope Held: Russia Would Honor Suggestions

Acheson Lists i Ways Russia Can Aid Peace   Secretary Holds Out Little Hope Soviets Will Follow Program

West Germany Bid Considered   Big Three Discuss Far East Problems Including Korea, Red China

Reich Arms To Be Topic Of Ministers  Discussion on Broader Level

FEPC Filibuster. Starts in House   Southerners Begin Battle to Smother Action on Proposal

HOUSE START FEPC TALKFEST   Day's Journal, Washington _ Address Being Read

House Opens Filibuster fo Block FEPC   Foes Hope to Delay Vote on Measure in Allotted Session

Filibuster Against Fair Employment Practices Bill Is Under Way In House

FEPC FILIBUSTER BEGINS IN HOUSE   Roll Calls Demanded By Opposition To Racial An. li- Discrimination Job Moneure.

EGYPT CHANGES VIEW ON KOREA   Nile Kingdom Gives West Open Support in Fight Aaqainst Communism

Remington Insists Red Tag Is False   Ex-Commerce Economist Says Accusers Don’t Know Facts

French Troops Hard Pressed By Guerrillas   Report Says That Men Are Encircled by Huge Force of Reds Near Chinese Border

French Fight Guerillas In Indo-China   Foreign Legion And Moroccans Entranpped

Red Guerrilla Force Batters French Troops   Foreign Legionnaires Surrounded In North Sector Of Indochina

Social Security Overhau Is Approved By House   Bill Sent To Senate With Curbs On Sec’y Of Labor Opposed By Truman

Town Election To Be Held  ‘Monday, March 27   BENSON ONLY MAN TO FILE ON THE INDEPENDENT TICKET

THOUGHT RUSSIA HAD MORE SENSE Wallace Would Write Different Letter to Premier Stalin Now

Ingrid, Former Mate Agree On Child’s C ustody   Actress To Be Given Daughter During Pari of Vacation Periods

Ingrid Bergman Will Yield Custody Of Daughter, Some  Reservations Are Arranged

ACTRESS GIVES: UP CUSTODY OF DAUGHTER, PIA   Ingrid Bergman Yields Contro Of Child, 12, to Divorced Husband,

Actress Yields Child’s Custody   Ingrid Bergman Consents With Reservations; Hag Been Major Point

Dr. Lindstrom Wins Custody Of Child, Pia   Major Point Agreed Upon by Couple

Bergman Agrees Daughter Shall Live With Father; Half Vacation With Mother

LINDSTROM GIVEN CHILD'S CUSTODY   Ingrid Yields Control But With Reservations

Pia’s Custody Declared Settled— Bet Ingrid, Ex-Hubby Stil Sparring

_ —-MEMORY IS.DULLED— Figure in Ex-Beauty's Death Seized in Utica

3000 MEN, 356 PLANES : A.F. Readies Guard Call Up  Ot Bomber. Tactical Units

SEES BREAK WITH SLAVS, NEIGHBORS   Clear-Cut Break In Diplomatic Relations Appears Strong Possibility

Tito Recalls Polish Envoy  Clear Cut Diplomatic Break in East Looms

Volcano Hurls Lava Toward Small Cities   Mount Etna Again Is Causing Alarm; Earth Shocks Heavy

Chinese Free Captives, Quit Fighting U.N.   Ex-POW’s Inform Allies That Peiping Doesn't Want War

Tokyo Hears Peace Talk;  GI's Set Free   Chinese Release 27 Injured Yanks   Reds Continue To With. draw Without A Fight In Northwest Korea

New York Sun Is Sold To World-Telegram   Manhattan Papers Combined; Union Demands Blamed

Merger Unites N.Y. Sun With Scripps Paper   Purchase Leaves City With 5 Morning And?  Evening Newspapers

Prices Reported $10-$12 Higher For First Sales   Average Expected To Be Well Above $50 For Offerings

Senate Shelves Excess Profits Levy Proposal   Decision to Delay Any Action Until 1951 May Speed Tax-Hike Bill

Furniture Festival  Thursday   Twin City Stores Show New Fashions

Labor Wins New Test by  Five Votes   Commons Margin Increased to 8 By By-Election

Labor Party Wins After Close Vote  Two Tax Proposals Forced By House  Over Conservatives

Economy Drive Is Slowed Down By Absenteeism   New Developments in Congress Told in Report; Plan to Decorate Fliers.

Fear Causes High Costs, Says Expert   On Economy   Nourse Tells Group U.S. Must Not Pile Up Military Expense

Nourse Raps Stalin Jitters In Budgeting   U.S. Must Learn To Say ‘Nuts,’ Says Economist

Nourse Attacks High Military Appropriation   Former Top Economist Forecasts Seven Billion Deficit This Year

Nourse Against New Military Expenditures    Former Top Economist For White House Opposes Spending

Opposes - New: Army Outlays   Nourse’ ‘Objects ito. More     e Stalin’ Throws: Scere.”

‘Don’t Let Fear Force Huge Armament--Nourse   Ex-Economist Advises Against Military Outlays Controlled by Red Sabre Rattle

Nourse Warns of Joe Stalin’s Scare Tactics  ‘Battle of Budget Bulge’ Called Top Menace

Nourse Issues Warning Abou Defense Hikes   Military Spending Termed Threat To National Economy

Economist Advises Cool World Head   ‘Quit Jumping When Joe Stalin Yells,’ Government Is Told

$7 Billion U. S. Deficit Predicted    Former Top Economist to White House Speaks Against New Military Outlays ‘Every Time Stalin Throws Scare Into Us

Economist Warns Against Piling Up Arms’ Cost after Each Red Threat

Nourse Says Scare Cash Bad Outlay   Secs No Use in Spending Millions Every Time Stalin Tosses Fear Into Nation   ‘U.S. Must Learn’   Example of MeAuliffe Should Be Followed, He Declares

No Use To Increase Debt Every Time Stalin Speaks   Dr. Nourse Says Budget Deficit Menace Is Worse Than Break-Through At Bastogne

A rmy Call for Doctors, Dentists Cut in Half By Draft Legislation

Lawyers Stalled In Bergman Case  Progress Slowed In Fight for Pia

FREE NATIONS URGED TO SET ‘SOLID FRONT   Acheson, Advisers Leave for Key Europe Meet

Secretary Off For Big Three Talks in Europe   * Says Free World Must Rally its Moral Strength

TRUMAN SEES ACHESON OFF   Secretary of State Flies To Momentous European Conference.

New York Engineer Arrested on Charge: Of Spying for Reds  Former Navy Employe Is Eighth Member of Ring To Be Caught

A-Spy Suspect Nabbed By FBI  Former Nevy Enainee   Former Navy Engineer Eighth Member Ring

New Arrest Made in FBI Spy Roundup   Former U.S. Navy Civilian Engineer is Held   Eighth Suspect Taken Into . Custody for Giving Russia Information.

Sobell Fled To Mexico: Is Deportec   Said To Have Plottec With Greenglass and Others for Russia.

Naval Engineer Arrested As Spy  8th Seized By FBI In Fuchs-Gold Case

FBI Agents Nab 8th American on Spy Charges   Engineer Who Fled tc Mexico Arrested At Laredo, Texas

Another Spy Arrested By FBI Agents   Faces Charges Of Giving Russia Vital Information

ONETIME NAVY ENGINEER IS SEIZED BY FBI:   New Yorker Is Eighth Person: To Be Charned

Eighth Spy Suspect Held   Electrical Engineer Nabbed in Laredo Accused of Giving Secrets to Russia

Another Person Arrested As Spy   New York Engineer Taken Into Custody In Texas Town Today

FORMER NAVY MAN SENDING INFO TO RUSSIA   Arrested in Texas After Returned From Mexico

NAB ENGINEER IN SPY PLOT   ‘New Yorker Is Accused of Giving Secret Data To Russia

Another Is Held In FBI Spy Inquiry   Civilian Engineer ‘Charged With Giving _U. S. Defense Secrets To Russia

FBI Arrests Spy Number 8   Ex-Navy Engineer Accused Of Giving Secrets To Soviet

Arrest 8th Suspect In Spy Roundup   FBI Announce Capture Of Former Naval Employee Wanted For Pass ing Out Secrets To Reds

Nabs Eighth Spy Suspect  ye i *e  — — — — —  @, ~~ ge   Former Navy Civilian Engineer Apprehended

Spy Suspect Who Fled US Is Arrested   Morton Sobell, 33, Navy Civilian Engineer, Held In Atom Spving Ringe

AGENTS CHARGE SUSPECT GAVE RUSSIA SECRETS   Civilian Arrested On Charge Of Conspiracy With Other Americans To Injure National Defense.

Ex-Navy Engineer Linked to Spy Ring   Morton Sobell 8th’ Person “Aceused of Giving Out : Secrets on Bomb 

Former Nav Vv Employ e Held As Atomic Spy For Russia   Morton Sobell, Nabbed In Texas, Is Eighth American Accsused Of Giving Defense Secrete Ta Saviet Union

Former Naval Engineer Held On Spy Charge   FBI Says Civilian Novy Employe Gave Secrets to Russia

Crap Shooters Decline Offer to Take Chance With Dice for Freedom

House Body for Cut in ECA Fund  Surplus: Farm Food Warnld Be Sphctituta

Help i in Farm  Goods Voted   Committee Decides to Cut Foreign Ai Money, Provide Surplus Commodities

House Group  OK's ECA Cut   Votes To Slice Billion Off; Substitute Farm Surplus

Cut Billion Dollars From Marshall Plan   House Committee Votes To Substitute Equal Amount of Crop Surplu:

Billion Dollars Slashed From European Aid   Equal Amount of Farm Surplus To Be Substituted for Cash

vw ace ow ww & 6&6”  House Foreign Affairs Committee For Billion Dollar Slash

House Group Cuts Billion From ECA Fund   Substitutes Surplus Farm Commodities For Cut in Cash

‘Would Slash $1 Billion Off ECA   House Committee Votes Replace Funds With  Farm Surplus Comod ities: Fourcht By ECA

Committee Votes Cut in Cash for Marshall Plan  $1 Billion Cut   $1 Billion Cut Would be Offset By Surplus Foods

House Group Votes Cut In Kurope Funds   Cash To Be Replaced With Surplus U.S.  Farm Commodities

House Grour Would Give . Food to ECA   Billion-Dollar. Cut Envisions Surplus Deals

Committee Cuts Bil. From Recovery Plan   Objections Made by Administrative Leaders Overridden

See Demand For Price and Wage Controls   Stabilization Machinery Agency Shows Signs of Being Formed Very Soon

Price Ceiling Clamor Rises   Ching Appointment Mav Mean Rollback

Rising Pressure Being Exerted On White House to Create Price Control Setup af Once

Sees Need as Uri rgent  Pressure Rises at White House For Price-Wage Control Agency

Drive Mounts  To Use Curbs   ‘Truman Aides ‘interested  Tas Bein an.Par f'nnirnic

Wage-Price Ceiling May Come Soon   Steel ‘Workers’ Pay Hike Could Bring Action

NEED FOR WAGE, PRICE CONTROLS DEEMED URGEN   Federal Economist Expects Wholesale Prices To Jump 15 Percent   MUCH INTEREST FOCUSED ON FUTURE OF SITUATION

White House Hears Calls For Invoking  Price Curbs   Pressure Increases For Use Of Powers Given By Congress

PRESSURE GROWS FOR WAGE-PRICE CONTROL AGENC}   ‘Truman Urged to Create Ma chinery Promptly So It   Can Move Quickly If Necessarv.   OPINION ABOUT NEED OF CEILINGS CHANGES   Further Inflation Feared ix View of Decision to Plow Ahead With Defense Spending.

Dewey Appoint: Democrat Head Of Rent Control  Big, Tough Job For McGoldrick, Says Governor

SIX DIE IN AUTO — CRASH NEAR SNYDER   Seventeen Weekend Traffic Deaths in State; Total Violent Death Toll Climbs to 22

10 Large Cities  In Pennsylvania  Are Reshuttled   Karly Census Figures Show Marked Variance In Population Ratings

Scranton Slips Into 4th Place PP PPPP PPP PPP PP POPP LP PP PD AP PPP LPP PPLE LL  Erie Now 3rd Largest City in Pennsylvania

YORK KEEPS PLACE AS 14TH IN STATE   City’s Position Unchanged By 1950 Census Figures—List Of First Ten Municipalities Reshuffled Considerably

State's Census Leaders Listed   [0 Largest Cities Are Rashuffled

Pair Hurt When Hit At Crossing   Riverside Couple Injured, In Accident At Four Corners

Wheeling Snow-Melting Experiment With Flame-Thrower Declared Flop

Prices Upturn May Bring On Early Control   Korean Crisis At Stage For An Inflation Move

80 Miners Die In Sudden Fire   19 Escape Flaming Shaft; Pit Sealed In Try to Preserve Workings

Biggest Rocket In Flight This Week   Flying Lab Four Tires Size of One Germans Started Rosket Work With

Three Counties Submerged As Waters Rise At Tats Of 6-Feet An Hour: No Known Deaths

Two Deaths Result From Cloudburst; Thousands Are Driven From Homes

DelugeLeaves Body in Tree; Trains Halted   25-Sq.-Mile Area Hit by Water Wall; Heart Attack Fatal

SEVEN TOWNS HIT BY FL.OQOS AFTER “OHIO CLOUDBURS   Thousands Forced To Flee Homes; Pottery Kilns Eenlindad By Woter .

COMPELLED q     ABANDON HOMES   25-Square-Mile Area@ In Three Southern Counties Covered by Sudden Flood. —

Four Hour Rain Hits Three Counties; — One Woman Drowns   Mining, Pottery Area Inundated

Soft Coal Operators Seek To Stall Off Price Freeze  Reoorts Circulate in Mine Fields

Hickenlooper Is Victor by Wide Margin   Opponent Concedes Defeat At Half-Way Point in Primary Count; Demos Endorse Brannan Plan

Hickenlooper Wins GOP Race   Outdistances Nearest Rival In Primaries

HICKENLOOPER GETS BIG VOTE   Investigator’s Opponent Quickly Concedes Defeat In lowa   FARM PLAN BACKED

Hickenlooper Easy Winner In lowa Race   Supporter of Brannan Plan Has Good Lead it Democratic Contest

Surprise of  Day Scored By Nicholas   Larson Wins by Large Margir: over Brown; Miss Parker In.

Peril Both U.S. Flanks  Near Taequ   Units of 25th Infantry Sped from South To Reinforce Line.

Temvperaiures   Enemy Pressure Forces Yank Planes Off . Vital Pohang Airstrip

U.S. Quits Vital Base Near Pohang  Heaviest Offensive OF Korean War   Heaviest Offensive Of Korean War  Believed Coming

Air Force Evacuates  Pohang Field   North Koreans Massing 60,000 For Offensive

Red Hordes Seek To Cut Supply Lines   Four Regiments Of Foe Held In Growing Battle Along Naktong Line

Massive Offensive Seen After New Crossings Made; Pohang Airfield Abandoned

Threats To Taegu Mount   Reds Mors More Forces Also on Northern Front Held by South Koreons

Possibility 60,000 Reds May Launch Massive New Offensive in Near Future

Mass Offensive by North Korean Units Is Nearing   New Crossing Near Vital Taegu; Pohang Airfield Abandoned

U.S..Abandons Vite Pohang Airfield As River Line Saqgs   North Koreans Push More Men Across Naktong; Key Point on Beachhead Periled

60,000 Reds Seen Massing For Offensive   Taegu Threatened; USAF Vacates Field At Pohang; Adjacent City No-Man’‘s Land

11,000 Reds Menace U.S. Supply Line   Army-Mariae Chinjn Drive Threatened by Two Enemy Thrusts

‘Harmon W. Nichols:  Girl From Hawaii Steals Show From Veep and Bride

Tito Warns Red Allies Threat To Yugoslavia   Asks Record Defense Budget To Meet Crisis

Tito Warns His People:   Says Yugoslavia {s Threatened With Ageression

Marshal Tito Blasts Russia   Claims Satellites Threaten Yugoslavia

Tito Warns Against Russ   Says 650,000 Troops in Neighboring  Nations Direct Threat to Yugoslavia

Tito Warns Slavs Face Direct Threat Of Red Aggression  Says 660,000 Soviet Satellite Troops Are Massed on Her Bordex

Electric Workers Demand Pay Boost  Pensions, Insurance Also Objectives

Higher Wages Asked  CIO Electrical Union L Levels Demands On Four Big Firm:

Electrical  Plants Face  PayDemand: CIO Union Also  Wants Pensions, Social Insurance

Contract Goals Listed By Union  CIO Electrical Makes  Demande Ta 4 Firms

UEW Asks New Pay And Pensions  New Goals Come Out Of Three-Day Session

Truman Sees Democratic Victories, Calls Hanley Letter Factor in N. Y.

Steve Nelson Arrested McKeesport Seizes Reds Who Hit ‘Sien-Up’ Order

1 ARE ACCUSED AS COMMUNISTS   One Arrested And Other Is Escorted From McKeesport, Pa.

Roda Miner Dies Of Suffocation  Dead in Burning Bed Webster Lowe Found

FAVORS HUTTON SOCIETY — Barbara’s Fifth Husband Gives Views On Marriage

Two Curley Children Die On Same Day  Leo Succumbs As   Leo Succumbs As He Mourns Sister

Lines Thrown Around 15 Bel Firms in Texas   Only Emergency Calls Handled on Long Distance

Police Take Up Bra Coin Case  Miami Phone Girls Face Prosecution

Officials Gather Evidence .... Case Of Brassiere’  Thefts Not Closed

Budget Slash Almost Ready In Legislature  Lansing Lawmaker: Get Back Tonight

Priority Orders Are Drafted for Defense Work   Other Control Moves Underline Decision to Speed Rearmament

Factories to Get Priority Orders   Will be Directed To Fill Military Orders Ahead of Others

Priority Order for Factory Production Is Being Drafted By the Government

Simple But Mandatory Priorities Duc Military Orders Over This Weekend

Military Order Priority List’ =~ To Be Handed U.S. Industry Soon

Military Orders. fo Get Priority Under New Plan   Government Prepares Control System for  Factories and Mills

Military To Get Priority Under New Rulings  ' Government Readies ae ee Bee ee  * eis iy

Military Needs to Get Priority Over Civilian Goods  a A   Government Soon To Announce a Priority Order

Government Is Expected to Announce Priority Orders in the Near Future   President and Aides Must Keep Defense Program Alive

Regulation Due In Few Days Giving Military First Call for Needs   Curb On Civilian Goods Likely Seon   Interior Dept. Sets Up Oi Preduction Unit; Rubber ANotment Due

Priority Plans For Industry Due Next Week   Arms Program to Be Push, ed Despite Red Collapse In Korea

MILITARY NEEDS TO GET PRIORITY   Government Will Yssue Instructigns To Plants To Fill War Orders First.

Priority Rule Expected Soon   Military Orders Must Be Filled Ahead of Otherce

Priority Order To Go To Mills And Factories   Government Prepare: Instructions To Fill Military Needs First

Military Will Be Given Priorities  on Vital Goods   Announcement Will Be Made Soon, Federal Rides Disclose

Order To Put Key Military Needs First   New NPA Regulation May Be Announced  During Week End

Government Plans Directive To Industry Giving Military Orders First Priority

The Weather   Military to Be First at Mills, Mines   Priority Rules To Be Simple, But Mandatory

Connally To Fight For Tidelands In Senate Giles Save HallkiGe-TandstiBafore- Giving FundetTo-tif-

EXECUTIONS IN KOREA SLOWED      Family Of Condemned Persons To Be Notified In Advance

VOGELER AID IS PROMISED   Acheson Plans Fresh Attempt To Free American From Hungarians.

TUN FARM OUFFURT  Truman Asks Congress for Another $2,000,000,000 in Budget

Farm Price Fund Increases Sought  Truman’s Message  Asks $6.75 Billions

$2 Billion Askec For Price Props   Truman Admits Cost High But Sees Relief In New Controls

Truman Asks More For Price Support  Would Add Twe Billien Dollars te Peal Alresdy As 44.750 090 200

$2 Million Farm Pool   ‘President Asks Additional Funds to Run Price Support Progran

More Is Asked In Budget for Farm Supports   Loss Anticipated In Government's Price Bolstering

YOUNG WIDOW WITH 4 CHILDREN CONVERTS STATION WAGON INTO A HEARSE FOR FAMILY OF FIVE

Enumerators for Census to Start  Work April 1   Rommel to Conduct School for Workers at Tabor

County Census Workers Named      Rommel To Gonduct School For Workers At Tabor; Actual Census To Begin April 

N. Y, Bus Strike Halted Saturday   Another Walkout Occurs In St. Lonis

Russia Past Peak, Adm. Nimitz Says  Retired Commander In   Retired Commander In Pacific Thinks War Improbable

Find 9 Czech Clergy Guilty   Treason Terms Run Ten Years To Life

U.S. Cautious Qn New Steps In War Crisis  Delavw on Decisions   Delay on Decisions Due in Part to Attlee Impending Visit Here

Attlee Visit One Reason For Caution   U.S. Chief of Staff On Way to Visit MacArthur in Orient

U.S. Delaying Drastic Steps In Korean War   Additional Facts on Issue Sought; Wait On Arrival of Prime Minister Attlee

Drastic Steps Held Pending Aitlee's Visit   Collins To Confer With Mac; Acheson And Austin Talk

Gen. Collins Flys To See MacArthur  U.S. Officials Talk Next Move  Acheson Calls Austin From U.N. To State Department for Long Confat

U.S. Puts Off Drastic Steps Pending Talks   Action in War Emergence) Waits Outcome of Top Dh er Cantocnane

U3. HOLDS UP DECISIONS FOR ATTLEE TALKS   Chief of Staff Collins Flying to Tokyo for Conference With MacArthur.

U.S. Delaying Policy Decision For More Facts  Acheson, Austin Talk; Truman And Attlee To Discuss Situation

Washington Seeks More Information Before Any Drastic Move In Korea   Policy Decisions Delayed Until White House Gets Chance To Talk Over Plans With Prime Minister Attlee Of Britain Monday

Steps Taken To Diseover Best Moves. For Country   Army Chief Visits Korea; Austin Due For Acheson Talks

Record Gales Raise Clouds of Blinding Dust   Homes Lifted Off Foundations; Mississippi Valley Hit

Mid-Continent Battered With Tornadic ‘Winds, Dust, Snow, Rain Over Weekend

Storm Batters Midwest Today: Moves North   Two and Three-quarters Inches of Rain [s Total Recorded in Greene County,

HAS PLAN TO RAISE SHIP  Former Sailor Has Proposal to Move the Missouri

FORMER SAILOR OFFERS” ~ SUGGESTIONON HOW -TO MOVE MISSOURI OFF MUD

Forces Strong, General Claims   Fichelberger Speaks In Asheville Ceremony

U. S. Judge Colin Neblett Is Dead; Served 31 Years on Federal Bench

Vietorious Gis Pursue Ke-Reds Read To Seoul dammed With Allied: Forces

Behind Schedule At Cairo 2.  Expect To Arri   Expect To Arrive In California Tonight

Illinois Coal Production In 1949 Slumped to the Lowest Level in 10 Years

Raymond D. Hair Returns To State To Await Trial On Murder Charge

U.S. Troops Push Closer To Manchurian Frontier  Against Stiff Resistance   Yankee Unit Reaches Key Road Junction 41 Miles From Border; More Soldiers Found Murdered   BULLETIN

27,000 TROOPS HIT BEACH ON NORTH KOREA   U.S. Seventh Division Moves In 178 Miles North of Wonsan.

Bolster ROK Troops On Border Push  Chinese. Communist   Chinese Communist Forces Aid. Koreds~ In Furious Attacks 

2>y ine Assoclatedq Press  WITH AMPHIBIOUS LAND TA DAP oe Ae CUT OT tm

250 Men Ambushed By Reds 65 Miles North Of 38th Parallel   Enemy Resistance Stiffens In North   More Prisoners Claiming To Belong To Chinese Army Captured

27,000 Men Swarm Ashore Near Iwon, 75 Miles from Line   Beach Far to North of Target Used; Commander Decides to ‘Save Time’

Growing Red Resistance Is Slowing Drive   Nuisance Raids By Cut - Off Reds Hit Behind U.N. Lines

Make New Amphibious Landing In North Korea   30 Yanks Perish In New Death-Train Atrocity

7th Division Goes Ashore Near lwon   New Landing Made in Bid to Bolster Fast Moving ROKs

GAME OFFICIALS DISCLOSE 1949 HUNTING TOTALS   Estimates Based On Field Reports; Quail, Wild Turkey Kill 6n Uptrend

1949 Buck Kill Second To Largest   Record Of 46,602 Slain In State Last Autumn Approaches 49,000 Kill Taken In 1939.

Four U.S. Jets Fight 2A Planes   Chinese Closing In On Evacuation Port Of Hamhung

Some Attacks In Beachhead Area Are Beaten Off  Four U.S. Jet Planes   Four U.S. Jet Planes Beat Back Attack Of 24 Enemy Planes

4 U. 5. PLANES BEAT BACK 24 RED JETS   U.S. Army's Third Infantry Blows Up Bridges in Effort to Delay Ted Frontal Attack — Decisive Phase of War Seems Imminent,

ANOTHER BIG PUSH AHEAD Reds Increasing Pressure  Against UN’s Beachhead

—— VOGT Bar garvrrre Nation’s ‘Best-Traveled’ Legislators  Look in on Catalina and Chicago Too

FiIay “SSI FT Mere Nation’s ‘Best-Traveled’ Legislators  Look in on Catalina and Chicaso Too

Israel Asks Britain And U.S. For Arms  State Department Working On Reniv

Israel Requests Equipment for Army, Air Force   Britain and U.S. Asked to Provide Arms and Supplies

Two Year Old ‘Child Victim Of Home Fire   Red-Tongued Monster Fanned By Strong Wind Leaves Trail Of Destruction And Death In Area

Warns of Meat. Shortage Unless Output Jumps   Economist Says U. S. Must Encourage Big Production Step up

High Prices Shortage of Meat Seen  Economist Says U.S. Must Encoura Ranct in Output

Expert Says U.S. Facing Meat Crisis   Economist Warns Of Shortages, Higher Prices

Meat Shortage Next Year Forecast   Economist Issues Warning To U. S. Officials

Meat Shortage On Way Unless Output Boomed   Industry Economist Warns Also Of Hich Prices.

Country Faces: Meat Shortage!  Caution Given by Industry Economist

Greater Incentives Urged Meat Shortage Seen in ‘5! Unless Feeders Hike Output

Price Hikes Feared Meat Shortage Forecast  Unless Government Acts

Meat Shortage In Making for U.S. Next Year   Sharp Step-Up In Production Needed, Economist Warns; Prices Will Increace

WARN NATION NEEDS GREATER MEAT OUTPUT   ‘Packers Fear Higher Prices,  Shortages, Unless Pro duction Increases.

Meat Economist Cautions Country   Says Shortage And Higher Prices May Come Next Year

Study Is Made To Avoid U. S. Meat Shortage  Heavier Output By r ae 2 Rees ee  Poe ee

Greater Output Is Urged to Stop Meat Shortages, Skyrocket Prices

‘Nine Aboard Corpus Christi Bomber  Gulf Is Combed For Missing Navy Plane

MISSING PLANE SEARCH PUSHED   Oil Slick May Have Come From Navy Flying Boat With Nine Aboard

NAVY FLYING BRAT MISSING      Searchers Probe Oil Slick In Gulf of Mexico

Oil Slick May BeSpot Where Plane Missing   Mavy Fring Boot With Nine Akword Sought After Vanishing Over Gulf

Wide Search on for Navy Flying Boat Missing in Gulf With Nine Aboard .

Planes, Ships Hunt Missing Navy PBM In Gulf of Mexico   Searchers Sight Oil Slick, Possible Clue to Fate of Nine aboard Bia Flying Boat

Rally fo Support Of ‘Mercy Killer’  Pastor Also Backs Doctor in Sermon

Expect More Vetoes From Jakob Malik   dents Stranded In Paris - Because. Fares Not Paid

180 Students, Teachers Get Left In Paris   Travel Agency Fails To Pay Airliner For Return Trip To U.S.

‘We're Even Missing Meals’  180 U. S. Students Stranded in Paris

Some 180 U.S. Students and Teachers on  Tour Stranded in Paris in Fare Mixup

U. S. STUDENTS ARE STRANDED ON EUROPEAN TOUF   Agency Didn’t Pay for Return; 180 in Paris, 60 in Enaloand.

Travel Troubles Strand 180 from U. S. in Paris   Students and Teachers Complain Agency Fails to Pay Return Fare.

STRANDED IN PARIS   Students Find Return Trip Has Not Been Paid  ar

180 Americans Stranded After Tour of Europe   ’ Travel Agency Funds _ Play Out; Teachers, Students Await Aid —

TRUMAN SEEN READY 10 ASK LIMITED CURBS   Outline of Home Front Duty, Calling Up Of Guards Expected

Truman Maps Plea for Power  Over Economy Plans to Call Up   Plans to Call Us Guard Divisions Also Reported

Early Report By Truman Is Expected   May Seek Limited Home Controls; Officials Silent

Truman To Tell Home Front This Week What Will Be Asked Of It Because Of Korean War Setbacks

Executive Is Expect ed This Week to ' Seek Limited Domestic Controls to Back Up Military Onerations.

Expect Truman to Ask Limited Home Front Controls And Call Out National Guard Divisions and Reservists

HST May Calf Up Six To Nine Guard Units  eg Pe Oe. fea SSRPR eS =. Sebi   Nation To Hear Soon What Is Expected Of It In War Crisis

Truman Maps Report on War To Home Front   President Expected te As] Controls, Give Decision fie Cabtennw Piavonds

TRUMAN SEEN READY TO ASK LIMITED CURBS   Outline of of Home Front

Wednesday Is Believed To Be The Day When President Will Tell People What Is Expected Of Them

PRESIDENT T0 GIVE DIRECTIVE TO HOME FRONT   Truman Expected To Ask Limited  Domestic Controls

Truman’s Plans For Home Front Expected Soon  President May Reveal Mobilization Orders For National Guard

No Pickets Until Telephone Truce Ends Tomorrow   Nationwide Walkout Of Bell Unions Set For Tuesday Midnight

National Tieup Postponed Until Wage TruceEnds  _ lumediately Unless Breakdowns Occur

Phone Workers Are Out   Union States All Equipment Workers Out by Nightfall; Service Unchanged

weat of Compl National Telephone Tieup is Postponed Until Tomorrow

No Reports On Service  Being Hurt   Strike Comes After Working Conditions  Dispute In Indiana

Service Complete Despite Walkout   10,000 Equipment Workers Delay Picketing Until Midniaht Toes ley

Equipment Strike Begun   Whot Hoppens to Nation’s Service After Midnight Tuesday Not Known

Kampneratures   Western Electric Jobs Affected In Move Preceding Tieup Called ‘Against Parent Telephone Company

Complete Tieu Postponed At Least One Day  Wage Strike Truce Does Not End Unti] Tomorrow

11,000 Men Leave Jobs In Dispute   Railroads Embargo Freight As Strike Looms Wednesday

Public Won't Feel Effects Until ‘Later’  Complete Tie-Up This Week Likely

Phone Service Not Effected at Once, But Tieup May Be Complete Wednesda:

Phone Workers Out on Strike, Coast fo Coast  Service to Public Not Affected by Move $e Far

Ten [housand Members Will Be Out Tonite   Public Phone’ Service Will Not Be Immediately Affected

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS STRIKE   Public Will Not Be Affected Immediately

No Picket Lines Until Wednesday   Minor Grievance at South Bend Blamed for Walkout

10,000 Men Of Division 6 Off Jobs   Only Maintenance Work Affected Now; Pickets Later

Phone Workers Walk Ow   10,000 'T'o Be Off Equipment Jobs By Nicht

Public Service Not Affected immediately   All 10,000 Union Members Expected To Be Idle In 43 States By Nightfall

Operation Of Phones Unaffected  Walkout Involves 10,000 Workers;

Lack of Picket Lines Delays Major Tieup; Talks Continue   Dispute Starts Over Work. ing Conditions at South Bend, Ind.

No Picket Lines Setup Until End Of Truce Period   Strike Not To Affect Servic Unless Breakdowns Require Repairs; 100 Idle in Ohio

Equipment Group Out on a Strike  But Walkout So Far Has   But Walkout So Far Has ~ Not Affected Public — Phone Service

service Not Yet Affected  1D 1M AMAambaoarc af   10,000 Members of Union Start Walkout

—TELEPHONES—  Nation- Wide Strike Halts Line Repairs  Walkout Idles 10 OOH0N Warlare

Dispute Truce Ends Tuesday   Muddy Field Leads to Walkout at South Bend

PHONE EQUIPMETT WORKERS STRIKE: NO PICKET LINES   POSTPONE THREAT OF COMPLETE U. S. TELEPHONE TIEUP

Equipment Group Launches Tieup of Bell System Work  Rest of Workers Scheduled To Go Out Wednesday

10,000 Quit Jobs In Phone Walkout   Only Five States Not Hit by Equipment Strike Over Wages

Phone Strike Begins As Bell Workers Quit  mnmant fivaian   Equipment Group In Nation Walk Off Jobs Today

Telephone Equipment Workers Out   Coast-To-Coast Strike OF 10,000 Men Begins Today; No lnmediate Effect On Public

Phone Service \s Continued Despite Strike  Government re  [Pa . pole Y? oe  Pe

10,000 Quit Over Nation; Protest Action Affects 43. States; Strike at 6 A. M.

Fuss Over Muddy Field Ionites Telephone Strike;  Service Will Continue

Walkout Has Not Affected Phone Service   10,000 Western Electric Employes Across Nation Fail to Show for Work

10,000 Men Across Nation Are Affected   Peace Talks Fail; ‘Complete National Tn le Delayed

Public Won t Be Affected Immediately  CWA Union Out; Won't Picket Beil Plant Til Wednesda

Public Service Not Immediately Hit; Work Halts On Local Phone Building

Phone Equipment Union Men Out on Nationwide Strike  Won't Picket Offices

Picketing Delayed for Three Days   Strike Will Not Effect Service at Once Unless Breakdowns Occur and Repairs Are Required

Equipment Staffs Leave Their Jobs   Public Will Not Be Affected Immediately Unless Breakdowns Should Require Repairs;  10,000 Go Out

Phone Plant Union Ouits Across Nation   10,000 Workers Walk Out But Do Not Picket—Full Tie-Up Looms Wednesday

SERVICE HOLDS UNLESS REPAIRS ARE NECESSARY   Railroad Strike Deadline Set For Wednesday; Southern Railway President Says Embargo To Be Imposed, — 

Public Service Not Affected by Walkout   Government Asks Postponement of Railroad Exodus

Phone Strike Begins; U.S. Tieup Feared   Local Grievance Is Cause Of Walkout; Truce Deadline Evec

Phone Workers On Strike Today: SD Not Affected   Walkout Not Expected Te Affect Public Unless Breakdowns Occur; Nation-Wide Tieup Averted

10,000 Persons Expected to Be Off Job By Nici   Public Service Not Immediately Affected

Equipment Group Out on a Strike  But Walkout So Far Has  Not Affected Public ; Phone Service  WALKOUT IN 43 STATES ‘Company and Union Offic ials Continue to Talk With Mechator

10,000 PRON! EMPLOYEES STRIKE   Peace Parley With Equipment Workers Fails

AS YET, NO PICKETING  Root of Strike Is Wages, But a Minor Grievance Is Immediate Cause

Installers Strike On Minor Issue   Complete Tie-Up Still Looms as End of Truce Period Nears

Strike Starts, Phone Service  Not Affected   Service Not Immediately Affected as Equipment Workers Walkout from Coast to Coast.

Installers Walk Out This Mornina   Industry-Wide Strike to Follow

PHONE EQUIPMENT WORKERS STRIKE   Stage Walkout In, 3 States, D.C; New England Not Directly Affected

: bgeace Talks “e Failure 4 "a Blew York  Ni gotiations   Public Not Likely To Suffer Effects Within Short Time

10,000 CALLE OFF POSITIONS IN 43 STATES   No Picket Lines Set, Public Not To Be Affected leymediately

Union Says 10,000 To  Quit Work   Public Service Not Yet Affected; Complete Tieup Delayed.

No Effect on Service Seen  Except Repair   Union Not to Picket Until End of Strike Truce on Wednesday —Wages Basic Issue

National Walkout Is Slow Starting; 10,000 Slated to Quit Jobs   Delay Picketing Until Truce Ends   Only Five States Not Affected; Local Men Take Part in Strike

 —NO PICKETS — Complete Tieup Is Postponed   TRUCE ENDS TOMORROW

Telephone Equipment Workers Go on Strike in 43 States But Service Is Not Affected  _ Montana Is Not Included Among States Hit by Walkout

10,000 In 43 States Out Work   Threat of Complete National Telephone Tieup is Postponed  Until Tomorrow

No Immediate Service Shutoff Will Result   Picket Lines May Be Formed By Wednesday

Walkout Comes As Peace Talks Fail At Midnight   Public Will Feel Effect Immediately; Union Not To Picket

EQUIPMENT MEN STRIKE   230,000 Other Telephone Workers Poised To Quit Tuesday.

Truman Reminds People That Last Battle Is Yet To Be Fought; Yanks Seem To Be Heavily Outnumbered   U. 8. COMMAND MOVES UP REINFORCEMENTS

Supply Lines Under Attack   Concern Felt In Tokyo That More Withdrawals May Be.Necessary

One of Biggest Floods In History Possible if  Heavy Rains Continue

South Battles Climbing Waters   Nearly 40,000 Persons Are Now Homeless: Mississippi High.

40,000 Homeless In Flood-Hit South    Slow -Mov ingStorm Brings Snow To East And Adds To Flood T ‘ae Over Dixie

SOUTH BATTLES FLOODS; 37,080 ARE HOMELESS   Midwest Ice Storm Said Worst Yet; Damage Runs High

Fight Is Promised   Relief F com] New Orders  ‘Sought by. Sellers ~ “of Used Cars

Used Car Dealers Promising Scrap  ” Will Fight to Get Relic! From New Government "Credit Reaulations

MOTHER KILLS SELF, CHILDREN   Faced With Troubles, She Turns On Gas Jets And Ends Her Life And Five Others.

-Couldn’t Stand Eviction And Debts So Six Die After She Turns On Gas

Gas, Fire Kill 19  Takes Five Children To Death   Eight Perish, Ninth Seriously Hurt   Trailer Fire Kills Family Of Five

WOMAN TURNS ON GAS TO KILL SELF, 5 CHILDREN   Leaves Note She Can't Bear Iliness, Debts and Eviction.

_ —KILLS SELF, FIVE CHILDREN— Police Find Bodies In Gas Filled A partment

Mother Kills Five Children, Hersell  Husband Survives In Family Of Seven

SIX DIE IN NEW JERSEY TRAGED)   Mother Commits Suicide While Facing Eviction.

Mother, 5 Kids Gassed To Deatt   Death Of Mother Tisted As Suicide

Budget Reported Cut $1.2 Billion By House Comm.   $29 Billion Set Up For Fiscal 1951

Dixie Solons May Boycott  Party Session   Truman ‘Crack’ at Byrne: Stirs Deep Reseniment Aanone Sautherners

Southern Dems, Irked — By Truman Blast, Held Ready to Boycott Meet

BLAST AT BYRNES RESENTED Angry Southern Demos Plan To Boycott Southern Party Meet

Rebels Resent Slur Of Byrnes  And Concentration O eae ee  Se Rh aa er

DIXIES © DEMOS PLAN TO SPURN RALEIGH RALLY   Southerners Angered A Truman’s Crack Over Byrnes’ Politics

Red Patrols Move Along West Coast  Americar: Troops ~ " Hold Positions

United States Bars Citizens From Entering Bulgaria On Private Business

U. S, Citizens Told To Skip Bulgaria Trips   Passports To Be Stamped; British Refuse Request On Hungary

US. Citizens Denied Entry To Bulgaria  Order Follows Restriction on Hungary Travel

Travel Ban Follow-up to Break   U.S. Cuts Off Trips into Russ Satellite for Private Buciness

Truman Man Runs Behind in Missouri   Kansas Republicans Nominate Gov. Carlson for U.S. Senator

Slate Hearing On Mold Count For Wednesday   Food, Drug Agent Scheduled To Testify At Courthouse

SET NEW BERRY HEARING HERE   Rep. Hoffman To Tak Testimony On Mold Count Wednesday

SET PLANS FOR KELLY’S VISIT   GOP Gubernatorial Candi. date To Tour Berrien  Oct. 19

PARADE AND TORCHLIGHTS  GOP Plans Giant Rally Here For Kelly Oct. 19

Hunt Bomber Plane And Crew Of Ten  U.S. Navy Patrol Bomber Hunted

Report Flares Seen As Lost Plane Hunted   Missing U. S. Bomber With Ten Aboard Disappears Over Sea

Sea Combed For Sign of 10 on Board   Flares Seen Off Danish  Coastal Isle

U. NAVY PATROL BOMBER MISSING TEN MEN ABDARI   Rescue Ships Investigate Flares Sighted Near  gn, ntl. eb.

FLARE MAY BE BOMBER CLUE   U. S. Navy Patrol Bomber with ‘Ten Men Aboard Disappears Saturday Night on Flight from Wiesbaden,

U.S. Pledges Civil Control In Korea Soon   Basic Declaration Made To UN, Dulles Gives Assurances

Girl Who Reached Hospital After Ride in Borrowed Train Reported as Fair

Paging Pied Piper  Hungry Rats ‘Invade’ Fairmont as Garbage Collectors Quit Jobs

Starving Rats Pour Into Fairmont As Strike Halts Garbage Dumping

PQGuty cea fiper  Hungry Rats ‘Invade’ Fairmont as Garbage Collectors Quit Jobs

Garbage Men Strike; Rats Infest City  Thousands Of Rodent   Thousands Of Rodents Reported By Police In Fairmont, W. Va.

Midwest Is Now Getting Relief From lero Wave   Chicago Expects Return To Near Normal Weather

WEATHER MAN SAYS RELIEF 1S IN SIGHT.   Ohio Bvpassed hy Breezes from  ‘South — Train and Bus Traffic  . Disrupted In Some Eustern Secthous.

8 Governor Candidates in Field  Primary Contest to Be Liveliest in Many Years

8 Candidates To Run For Governol   Today Is Last Day For Voters To Register For Primary Elections

French Bomb Rebel Troops   Limited Air Power Throwr At Vietminh Armv

Pee Cee See. Mycinaretnmes ee alge  France Uses Ancient Airplanes To Plug Gaps in Indochina Wa

French Air Power Hits. Indochina’ s  Guerrilla Band:   Transports And Fighter Planes Team Up To  Bomb Vietminh

Private-Fund Sick Benefit Bill Passed   County Legislators in Democratic Bolt Against State Setup

Dewey Budget Passes —— en eee  Democrats Cry ‘Humbug’ As Fiseal Prosram is 0. Kd

N. Y. BUDGET IS APPROVED WITH 00 P.Ge TAX   Legislature Hopes To Adjourn During Week of March 12

TEMPERATURE   MURDER IN HOSPITAL WARD Paraplegic War  Veteran Slain

6 PRISONERS PERISH IN JAIL FIRE   Five Men and a Woman . Suffocated at Spray, North Carolina, When Mattress Burns.   WERE BEING HELD FOR DRUNKENNESS   Possibility That Fire Was Deliberately Set by One of Them. Jail Slightly Damaaed.

6 Prisoners Suffocated In Jail Fire   Five Men And Woman Perish During Blaze In City Hall

CAROLINA JAIL FIRE. IS FATAL TO 6 PERSONS   Ignited Mattress Results in Suffocation for Inmates, Facing Drunk Charges

Entire Family Wiped Out In Fire At Home  Six Prisoners Are Suffocated After

MATTRESS FIRE CAUSES DEATHS BY SUFFOGATION   Three White Persons, Including Woman. And Three Negroes Are Victims Of Tragedy In Town Of Spray.

Six Prisoners Are Smothered In Jail Fire   Believe Inmate Started Blaze In Mattreas At City Hall Lockup

Five Men And One Woman Perish In Fumes Rising From Burning Bed In Cell

Mattress Fire in Jail Fatal to Six  Prisoners Suffocate After Being Locked Up for Drunkennes:

SIX SUFFOCATE IN JAIL FIRE   MATTRESS BURNS IN NORTH CAROLINA MILL TOWN JAIL

Blaze Kills" Family Of 6 Tn Michigan  Flames Threaten Block In Salem

Death Is Caused By Suffocation; Probe Is Started   One Of Victims May Have Started Blaze; Damages Are Slight

Found Dead When Another Taken Up   Police Consider Possibility One Deliberately Started Blaze; All Six Victims Charged With Public Drunkenness

Six Prisoners Are Suffocated  Victims Of Fumes At Spray, N. C. Jail

Six Prisoners  Perish In Fire At County Jail   Manchester Child Suffers Fatal Burns: 4 Others In Family Hospitalized

Filibuster In Senate Fights Subversive Act   Sen. Langer Collapses; Vote To Override Tritnan Veto Near

Sen. Langer Collapses As He Filibusters   Other Senator Keeps Talkathon Rolling Today

Red Control Bill Foes Hold Floor in All-Night Talkfest   Sen. Langer Collapses After. Five Hour Speech Supporting Truman Veto.

SEN. LANGER COLLAPSES IN TALKATHON   Determined Group Delays Vote to Override Veto on Red Control Bill.

ONLY CONTRACT: WILL GET MINERS BACK T0 WORK:   -Doubt if Lewis  =: Appeal Would Make Anv Difference :

Leaders Doubt Miners Will G: Back To Work Without Con tract; 80,000 Miners In Fiv States Have Been Idled   ‘MILLS PREPARE TO  CURTAIL PRODUCTIO?

PLANE CRASHES IN LONDON FOG; DEATH TOLL 28   Airliner Making Radar Landing Overshoots Runway and Burns.

28 Persons Die In Plane Crash  3 Were Residents Ot United States

British Plane Crashes and  Burns, 28 Die  Air Liner From Paris mm ...4..., fll   Air Liner From Paris Overshoots Runway ' At London Airport  -. During Dense. Foaq

BRITISH AIRWAYS MISHAP KILLS 28   Paris -to-London Plane Overshoots Airport

28 Lose Lives In Plane Crash  2 Survive Tragedy At London Airport

Paris-fo-London Trip Ends in Death for 28 Aboard British European Airways Plane

London Airport Crash Kills 28   Plane Leaps Runway Shrouded In Foq

MRS. FLORA HARMON, MEYERSDALE NATIVE, MADE PENNSYLVANIA "MOTHER FOR 1950"

State Meeting Of Democrats Here Saturday   400 Delegates Are Due To Attend Gathering; Sen. Myers Invited

Dilworth to Speak, - Senator Myers Invited: Expect 400 Delegates

ROK, Yankee Forces 20 Miles From Capital  Red Troops Reported Surrendering Or Fleeing To Hills

Race To Deliver Knockout Blow That May End Wat   Guns Unlimbered To Begin Shelling City By Wednesday

KNOCKOUT LOOMS UN Forces Poised For Blow That May End War In Korea

Troops Push Ahead Over Main Roads   Two Columns Race For Chance To Deal Knockout Punch

Allies Smash Within 12 Miles Of Red Capifal   Foes Abandon Arms, Surrender Or Flee to Hills

LAWMAKERS MEET UNDER DUAL THREAT   Filibuster, Fights Over Spending and Foreign Policy High on List.

Session Lo Be Sounding Board Kor  50 Elections   Opponents OF Pree Spending Poliey Will Warm Up Tax Issue In Capitol

Congress Back for Hot Second Session  Is Warm-up For Elections, GOP Faces Big Test

Spending Top Problem for 81st Congress   Session Starts Today Under Threat of Filibuster

Yanks, South Koreans Clear Enemies From Ridge Blocking Pohang-Taegu Highway; Victory Is Heartening For Allies, But Reds To Keep After Pohang

Port Saved Despite Foe Advantages   Only Snipers Are Snid To Be Left [In That Region

Forces Clear Reds From Main Supply Highway  Road Victory Climaxes   Road Victory Climaxe: Four-Hour Attack ‘To Protect the City

Big Attack Pushed Back; Road Opened   Marine Fighter, TanksHelp Save Vital Spot ‘At Least Temporarily’

Temperatures   Four-Hour Attack With Tanks, Marine Planes Clears Lifeline to City

UN FORCES AVE PORT, AA FIELD   But Defenders Expect New North Korean Attack on Key Supply Base.

Allied Defenders Save Pohang  Red Forces Swept From Supply Lifeline

Clear Reds From Ridge On Highway   But Battle for Port Continues

REPEATED ATTACKS BY DESPERATE REDS FAIL TO TAKE CITY   Battle Lines Move Back and Forward As Fighting Continues At Furious Pace; Pohang-Taegu Highway Cleared Of Enemy Once More.

Return Of Belgian King Brings Crisis   Leaders Meet In Secret To Discuss Situation

Belgian Leaders Meet to Conside Critical Matter  Return of Leopold mp

King’s Return to Throne Unsettled  Belgians Vote to End Leopold’s Exile but Abdication Possible

Belgian K King’ $ F ate Rests On  His Statement   Premier Hurries To’ Confer With Leopold After Return Vote

Politicians Study Belgian Situation  Belgians Await i hag rn “— Leopold A  oa Baaren Waki

BELGIANS VOTE TO TAKE BACK KING LEOPOLD   Exiled Monarch Given Majority At Referendum

Politicians in Belgium Have  Real Problem   Vote Sunday Split Country And Political Parties

Belgium Weighs Return of King   Politicians Meet Secretly to Consider Leopold’s Approval

King Leo  Wins Vote Of People   About 57‘; ‘Approve Return of Monarch  To Throne; Decision Is Up to Parliament

Belgium Ponders Recall Step After Leopold Wins Vote   King Has Majority In Advisory Ballot On Throne Dispute

Referendum Brings Mixup In Belgium   58.68 Percent of Voters Want Exiled Kine Back on Throne

Politicians Study Belgian Situation   Belgians Await Word From Leopold After Vote Favors Return

Belgians Favor Returm of King   Advisory Referendum Splits Country: Wait Word From Leopold ©

Belgian Premier Holds Special Cabinet Session  Exiled King Only Polls 57 Percent Of Votes Cast

57 Percent Vote ForReturn Of King Leopold Situation Critical ‘nel As Vol

Census Supervisor Assures Residents Of Information Being Held In Confidence

Thorough Airing Of Case Is Asked   Request Involves Amerasia Incident

KNOWLAND URGES PUBLIC AIRING OF -AMIERASIA AFFAI   fydings Says Bulk Of Stolen Decuments Were Fi a OO ge

Senator Knowland Calls for Thorough Airine Of Amerasia Case Over Stolen Documents

Senator Seeks Amerasia Case Public Airing   Knowland Demands Alleged U. S. Data Thefis Be Probed

SPEAKER DESCRIBES LEPER COLONY LIFE   Herbert E. Bryan, New Oxford High School Teacher, Addresses Hanover Jaycees

U.S. Okays French Plans To Integrate European Economy   Acheson Declares Proposal for Pooling Coal And Steel Production Meets Objective Of U. S. To Tie Germany To West Europe   Rv WES GALLAGHER

FRANCE AND U.S. NOW HAVE COMMON AIMS   Industrial and Political Tie-In Of Germany Sought

U.S. Backs French Plan for Germany  Britain’s Attitude. Remains in Doubt

France and U.S. Together On Policy   Doubt, However, on Britain’s Attitude Toward Coal-Steel.

U.S. Okays French Plans To Integrate European Economy   Acheson Declares Proposal for Pooling Coal And Steel Production Meets Objective Of U. S. To Tie Germany To West.Europe

Some Doubt Is Expressed As To Britain’s Attitude Towards Foreign Min ister Schuman’s Proposal

McClellan Says Russia Poses Threat To World   Arkansas Senator Distrusts Moves Of Soviets

Acting AEC Head Named By Truman   Sumner Pike, Republican, Taking Over From Lilenthal.

Pike Chosen as Acting Head of AEC   Lilienthal Leaves Commission Chairmanship Today

Republican Gets Post of Acting AEC. Chairman   S. T. Pike Is Named To Direct Hydrogen Bomb Development

Sumner T. Pike Named A-Project Acting Chairman   Lilienthal Will Leave Office Today

Pike Chosen © Head Of AEC   Républican. Named: By  President To Be. Act- . <="! ing: Chairman

Hope Rises {ha  Chrysler Strike  Seftiement Due Reuther To Attend  Bargaining Talks At Detroit Today

Strickler Is Qut of Packer Setup   Publicity ‘Director Files Resignation

NEGRO ACCUSED IN ATTACK ON WHITE WOMEN   Mother, Daughter Are Brutal ly Beaten as Intruder Wields Electric Iron

Catch Man Sought For Beafing Womer  Electric Iron Used to Botte   Electric Iron Used to Batter Two Into Helplessness

Huge Manhunt Nabs Negro After Attack   Officers Out-Talk Posse To Get Man Accused Of Beating Lanett Women

NAB MAN SOUGHT IN BATTERING OF SOUTHERN WOMEN   PERSUADE MOB TO RELEASE SUSPECT, AVOID VIOLENCE

COOL WEEK-END i$ PREDICTED   ‘Some Residents Building  Fires As Cold Snap  Strikes Area

COLD HOLDS RACK FRUIT ; Mercury Dips To 55 Here:  Ice In Upper Peninsula

19-Hour Filibuster Collapses in Senate  Chamber Upsets Truman 57 to 10;   Chamber Upsets Truman 5% to 10; Democrat Party Feels Deep Split

French Losses May Run High  Fierce Weekend Battle Reported Near Red China

Discover Great Uranium Deposits   Navajo Indian Finds What May Be Nation’s Greatest On Sania Fe Owned Land

Reports Binaggio Planned Investment In Truman In-Laws Block ‘Company

DEATH BLOCKED BINAGGIO DEAI   KANSAS CITIAN SLAIN 45 HE PREPARED TO INVEST ra $200.000 IN FIRM.

Vinson Will Call on Congress To Maintain Draft in View Of World Situation

Wants Draft ‘Law Retained   Carl Vinson Will Ask Congress For 2-Year Extension

BAYSHORE CAR MISSES CURVE. DRIVER KILLED   DEATH TOLL EDGES UP. HOLIDAY TREK BEGINS

G. I’s Trap Elements of Two Divisions as They Race Northward to Within 85 Miles of Other U. S. Forces on Seoul Front— Marines Expand Positions Near Capital as Defenders Dig in for Fight. ,

Trumans Counted in Census; Margaret Tells of Her Concert Stage Earnings

MARGARET GIVES INCOME DATA Census Takers Count Trumans.  8,900,000 Others In First Day

TRUMAN, WIFE ANSWER QUIZ   Daughter Margaret Also Enumerated In Census Drive.

Dirksen-Lueas Duel Spurs Heavy Returns In State   Lines Form Karly 1 in Ohio, New York, Other Crucial Centers: No Violence  Reported Despite Roughest Campaign In Years: 20,000 Police Manhattan

EARLY VOTING RUNS AHEAD OF 1946 ELECTION   BOTH PARTIES MAKE 11TH HOUR CLAIMS OF CERTAIN VICTORY

EARLY VOTE RUNS HEAVY AT ILLINOIS POLLS   Far Ahead of 1946 and Ex. ceeding 1948 in some Places.

Onward Asks State Action  Town Willing to Pav Ousted Princinal’s Salar

Downward Trend Farm Income Must Bo Halted. Secretary Brannan Asserts

MEASURE GIVES DIXIE FARMERS LIFT IN INCOME   Peanut Growers Also Benefited; Rigid Controls Placed On Potato Growers — Brannan Urges  Hold Prices.

Declares Trend May Engulf US In Depression   Makes Statements After Truman Signs Bill He Wants Vetoed

Brannan studies Drop In Income  Says Halt Needed Else A Depression

Other Union Demands to be Submitted to Arbitration — Crews Called Back to. ‘Work _ BEMeht Embargos Lifted.

Other: Vaio: Demands te be’ mitted to: Arbitration,  Embargos Lifted:

Floods And Cold Plague Midwest After Heavy Rains   Sub-Zero Temperatures Are Reported From Pacific Northwest   TEMPERATURES TO TUMBLE IN EAST

‘taborites To Face New Crisis On Monday  oe Government Wins First Test ,   aAttlee Government ins First Test In Close Vote

Laborites Win  Victory in Test  By Tiny Margin Second Vital Vote  Is Scheduled For Mondev in Commor

Great Britain Labor Group Passes Test   Uneasy Laborites Face Fresh Trouble: In Still Another Vote Next Monday

Laborites Win First Test Vote   Beat Motion Aimed at Steel Nationalization _By 14 Votes; Face More Difficult Test Monday

Labor Party Wins Test Vote On Steel Issue   British Socialists Face Another. Confidence Question On Monday

LABOR REGIME PASSES FIRST TEST   New Ballot Due’ Monday ‘After 10-Vote Victory On Steel Nationalization

Laborites Win First Anglo Test   Fresh Trouble Faces Party Over Motion by Conservatives on Housing <   Sull May Resign   If Amendment Is Passed Labor Might Quit and Bring Election

Labor Squeaks By Crucial Test   Conservatives Lose In Move to Block Steel Nationalization

LABORITES SHAKY GROUND   Narrow Victory on Nationalization of Steel, but Another Big Test Looms

Laborites To Face New Crisis On Monday   Attlee Government ins First Test in Close Vote

Test Survived By Laborites   Another Crucial Vote Slated for Monday.

Attlee Squeaks Through First Major Test   Shaky Government Faces New Trouble In Vote Monday

Faces Another Crucial Vote Monday Attlee Government Survives First Test

ATTLEE'S CABINET SQUEAKS THROUGH FIRST. BiG TES   Conservative Move To De lay Steel Nationalizatan laceae 210.06

Attlee Faces 2 New Tests In Commons   Confidence Votes On Housing, Spending Due Monday, Tuesday

LABOR PASSES FIRST BIG TEST   But Attlee Faces 2nd Fight On Housing Program

Attlee Squeaks By First Test  Housing Issue Is ae J eee as ay ga

Laborifes Have Close Call On Crucial Vote   Attlee Gov't. Squeaks Past With 14-Vote Mocgin

News Day And Night      Bodies Are Recovered, Air Force Reports, But Smash. Up Details Are Secret   Resembled A-Blast,  Witness Declares   Civilian Tells Of Seeing Huge Explosion As B29 Rammed Hill

13 Lose Lives In Plane Crash  B. -29 Blazes Two  wateum ween: “eosdesloo

B-29 Falls Near Of Top Secret      Lid Clamped On Details of Crash

SUPER SECRET SITE (5 FATAL CRASH SCENE   Rumor Plane Burned by A-Bomb Stockpile Location.

Recover 13 Bodies From Wreckage   Superfort Plunges At Secret Base In New Mexico

Plane Wrecked Near the Sandia A-Bornb Base   Unofficial Observers Barred From Closely Guarded Atomic Are.

Curtain Of Secrecy Is Clamped Down   Crash Occurs In Base's Secret Area

PROFITS LEVY VOTE LOOMING   House Facing Crucial Test On New Tax Hike Bill

HOUSE TO VOTE ON PROFITS TAX   Idea Gains Powerful Backing Among Members Of Both Parties  MAY CAUSE DELAYS

HOUSE FACING CRUCIAL VOTE ON TAX BILL   Fate ef Muiti-Billion-Doller Excess Levy On Corporations Hinges On Decision Today   BACKING IS POWERFUL

Excess Protits Bil! Faces Yote ™n House Today   Republican Statement Opposes Adjournment Before Action

WASHINGTON — (AP) — An effort to put a $6,000,000,000 corporation excess profits tax into the general tax boosting bill failed in the House today. It bogged down in technicalities of rules of procedure.

Corporation Profit Levy Faces House   Bill Gains Powerful Backing From Both Polities} Factions

Rep. Heselton Joins Demand  For Profit Tax   32 Republicans Insist on Action Refore Adiaurnmen

Hissong Says Radio Jingle on TV Sets Causes ‘Discontentment in the Home’

Cave-In Buries Four Workmen  Tons Of Earth And Concrete Give Way

Federal Court Rules in Bone Dry Law Test   Judge Holds That Federal Authorities Have No Right To Assist in Enforcement Prohibition in Oklahoma

No Federal Aid on Oklahoma Dry Law   Court Rules in Test Against US Help In Liquor Law Enforcement

Airplane Pilots Given Warning  Must File Plans To Fly  Ower Defense Areas

Knowland Raps Policy in China   Californian Calls on Officials to Resian

Would Qust Framers of China Policy   Republican Senator Demands Al! Those Responsible Resign

Resignations Demanded it China Probe  Knowland Blasts At   Knowland Blasts At U.S. Policy, Would Call Reds ‘Outlaws’

Police Invade Compound and  Force Out 36   Government Recalls Official Personnel In Communist China

DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT TO DEATH   Two Arkonses Prisoners Hunt. ed in Slaying, Wounding Of Another Officer

Two Men Are Sought After Officer Slain   Deputy Shot to Death, Partner Wounded; Twe Prisoners They Had , Are Reported Gone

, Armed Forces Day Celebrated by American Military Organizations

Americans Join in Show of Strength On “Armed Forces Day”   Re NAVYTON MOORE   Plane Visits Roone

Roads Keep ‘ Minds Busy At Raleigh   Commission Asks For More Funds Tr Continue Program

TEACHERS FIGHT OVER CANDIDATE   Balloting For Presidency Of N, C. Association Accompanied Ry Charges Of WO maar oe

Candidates To St. Louis  Hennings Takes   Hennings Takes ‘Swipe at Hendren Over Allison

HUNT SUSPECTS IN “KIDNAPING”   Former Convict Says Another Man Drove Away With Bride.

APPROVE ROAD BIDS   Most of Work in Southeas! Part of State; Some in This Area

Okay SeKan Road Bids   Contracts Awarded For Projects Totaling. R8 Miles in This Area

One Dead, Four Shot In Running Gun Battle Between Police And Holdup Mer In New York Night Clubs And Alleys

Robber Killed InGreenwich Village Holdup  i Running Battle Leaves One Dead, Three Hurt

Score of Shots Exchanged in INYC Gun Battle   One Dead, 3 Wounded ir Attempted Greenwich Village Club Holdup

Bandifs Worsted in Greenwich Village  Atenennte at fata Bahhe   Attempts at Cafe Robbery Ends With Ona Bondit Dead, Two Waynded

Greenwich Cafe Holdup Fails  Police Win Running Gun Battle InN. Y.

ley Highways vays Blamed For Series of Early Morning ‘Accidents Hére.

TEMPERATURES   Man Injured, Traffic Snarled As Snow Covers. Local Streets

6 People Die ti Tragic Mishaps  4 Deaths in Western Pennsylvania Blamed

6 People: Die tr Tragic. Mishaps  4 Deaths in Western  Pennsylvania Blamed  On Snowy Weather

Hints Of HST, Stalin Parley Heard AIUN   Direct Appeal By Security Council Chief Is Rumored

rLAN LU GU ANEAD But No Contracts for K. U.   Dorms Will Be Signed : Until Next Week

PLAN TO GO AHEAD   But No Contracts for K. U. Dorms Will Be Signed Until Next Week

GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD  Joseph Tells Mary’s Family of His Love

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Joseph Pays Visit To Mary's Family

JOHN T. ANDREWS IS C. OF C. HEAD   Gas Company Official Sueceeds Attorney Richard A. Barber   ELECTED BY DIRECTORS

"TSC. OF C. HEAD   Gas Company Official Succeeds Attorney Richard  rber   ELECTED BY DIRECTORS

Homeless Girl Has Wedding Matching Wildest Dreams   Chicago Merchants Pile Gifts for Joan . Streitmatter: Meets Mother She Thought Dead

Savings Plan Is Offered  Government   Business Men Evolve New U.S, Fiscal Poliey

SENATE WORKING AS HOUSE RESTS   Basing Point Price Bill Farm Agency Funds Head Agenda

Senate Is  Faced With Big Agenda   Bills Stacked Up Awaiting Action; House Far Ahead

Senate Trailing House In Work   Series Of Deadlocks ' Is Seen In Senate

SENATE TRIES TO CATCH UP ON MEASURES   Prospects Not So Bright For Definite Action On ‘Bills

Senators at Work, House On Vacation  Argumenis Slow Lawmakers on Stack of Bills

nators to Try This Week to Catch p With House On Pressing Legislation

House in Recess While Senate Trie: To Get Caught Up  Outlook Poor  ee.» AAsccaok.a Dennrvanece   Outlook Poor For Much,Progress On Major Issues

Senators Busy, House Vacations  Arguments May Delay Stacked-Up Measures

More Arguments Seen in Senate  Outlook for Senate Catching In Wik

The Senate Faces Heavy Work Load   Toils in Capital While House Members Have  Vacation   PROSPECTS NOT GOOD  Draft, Appropriations, Farm Bill, FEPC All to Be Decided

SENATORS SCAN MAJOR ISSUES: HOUSE VACANT   Upper Chamber Hopes Tc Catch Up with Lower Body Within 10 Days

More Arguments Seen in Senate   Outlook for Senate Catching Up With  House is Gloomy

Arguments Threaten To Bog Down Senate In Rush To Pick Up Lost Ground

Crete’s Modern Romeo Languishe  Behind Bars; His Sultry-Eyed  Juliet Takes Refuge With In-Laws

Greek B ridegroom Rests In Jail As Government  Pushes Kidnap Charges

Big Air Armada Pours 632 Tons On Flaminn City   Both Sides Build Uy Ground Forces

NORTH KOREAN CAPITAL CITY b wireD UI  1 Aerial Blov   American Aerial Blow Destroys 90 Percent of Communist Refugee Center.

Yank Aerial Armada Destroys Communist Emergency Capital  70 B-29’s and 225 Fighters Drop Record 632 Tons of Bombs

Bombs Destroy North Korean Refugee  Capital   Blow Struck at Reinforcements Sent From Chinc

THINK BLAIR INVENTED STORY TO BEAT RAP   FACED LIFE TERM IN ILLINOIS AS A HABITUAL CRIMINAL

Double Slaying Near St. Ignace Believed Myth  State Police Find Ni

COLLEGE TO TAKE EXTENDED HOLIDAY   Classes Out Friday at 4 Until Wednesday Morning

Vice President Barkley To Speak At $25-Plate  Democrat Dinner Tonight

Illegal Whiskey Drive Initiated  13 States Plan Drive Against Bootleagers

No Yanks for Duty on Border  South Koreans to Be Used There, He Says

Truman Says South Korea Troops Will Occupy Area. !Alonq Manchurian Border

Truman Ponders Political Taiks   President Says Koreans Will Occupy Border Area

President Seeks Business Backing  Government Aids  To Enterprise Cited

Truman Bids for Support of Progran  By Business Men  Calls Alarm Over Socialism By His Critics Ridiculous

Truman Says U. 5. Business Given Boost   President Makes Bid For Support Of Merchants

Truman’s Speech Indicates Bid ~ For Suppor: cf Small Businessman:

Truman Bids For Business Support   Says Federal Action Has Been ‘Salvation To Private Enterprise’

TRUMAN IN BID FOR HELP OF BUSINESSMEN   Claims Government Has Saved Private Enterprise In Speech

Church Doubts ‘Vision’ Story It’s Not Official,  Bee! 2 roe ye Tee VAS mc wens

‘Stay Home, Pray Resary,' Is Advieo .  Bishop Again Warns F aithful ‘About ‘Visions’ At Necedah

U.S. Regrets. ‘Soviet slack. Of Calmness   Reply. To’ Russian’ Protest “Belayed: Fending F Full. Study =

U.S. Criticizes Russ Handling Of Plane Clash   Reply to Protest of Soviets Delayed Until Full Data Is Collected

U. S. Criticizes Red Action  On Air Clash  ‘Regrets’ Russ Lack   ‘Regrets’ Russ Lack Of ‘Restraints,’ Works on Reply

Moscow Accused Of Lack Of Calmness By United States   AMERICAN REPLY FORTHCOMING SOON

U. S. Reply Delayed By Inquiry   Russia s Lurid Handling Of Reported Clash Draws Scorn

7 SPEAKERS NAMEI   Look Among Those to Ap pear on Program of Industrial Meet Here

U.S. 70 DRAW NEW POLICIES FOR RESERVE!   Mobilization Board Given Problem By Marshall

Austrians Seize Two In Attache’s Death   Yank Navy Officer Feared International Intrique Victim

Attache Death Suspects Held   Intrigue Centers on tron Curtain Citizens

SPY INTRIGUE SEEN BEHIND KARPE DEATH   Suspect Naval Attache Was Brutally Stain  Ru: Faraian Anante- —

Two Arrested In Karpe Death   U. S. Attache Killed At Alpine Tunnel

Romanian, Hungarian Said Arrested In Connection With Death Of Naval Attache

wabdotage ocnool Lxposea  An Innocent-Looking Sardine Can Proved Reds Plan internal Strife

Weather Holds Answer Io Battle   Exercise Swarmer  Will Throw 60,000 Soldiers Into Action

Weatherman Holds Key To  Swarmer Plan   Exercise Will Try To Mount, Support Defensive Airhead

If He’s Real Jesse James, He Should Pray For Forgiveness, Judge Tells Frank Dalton

Court Denies ‘Jesse James’ Name Change   Advises Pugnacious Oldster to Abandon Claim, Put Up Pistol Seek Foraiveness

LIFESAVER MET AFTER 35 YEARS  Blind Man, Aided, Turns Out to Be Old Benefactor

39 Feared Dead In Plane Crash In Persian Gulf   Ship Crashes Close to Scene of Another Air Disaster; Sabotage Is Possibility.

Temperatures   Second Plane Crashes Into Persian Gulf   Sabotage Hinted as Latest Mishap Lists 39 Dead or Missing Among 52 on Board Air France Transport

At Least 24 Dead  In Crash of Second  Air France Plane Sabotage by Reds  Suspected in Two Identical Crashes

22 KNOWN DEAD ‘AS AIR FRANCE ‘PLANE CRASHES   Big Airliner Falls Into Gulf; 13 Reach Safety

2nd Air France Ship Crashes In Persia Gulf   29 Known Dead; Suspect Sabotaae

FRENCH PLANE FALLS IN GUL   39 Feared Dead In Second Tragedy Within Week; Sabotage Hinted.

Air France DO-4 Crashes Near Same Spot Where Sister Plane Crashed Two Days Ago With Loss Of 47 Lives   TEN ARE MISSING IN TODAY'S CRASH

Second Crash In Same Area Claims 22 Lives;   Air France DC-4 Plunges Into Persian Gulf; Toll In Two Disasters Is 86; Sabotage Angle Scanned

Second French Airliner Down; Sabotage Hinted   Toll Reaches 8/7 As Planes Crash At Same Spot

Sabotage Is Suspected As Two Planes Fail To Make Landings   24Are KnownDead.  13 Survivors Saved   But Possible Death Toll Put At 86 For Twin ‘Tragedies

{      Second Plane This ‘Week Falls In Persian Gulf Area   Death Toll In Twa Near 86

Communist Sabotage Suspected As Forty More Lives Are Lost   Toll Of Dead In Tuesday Disaster and Today's Duplicate Is Raised To Possible Eighty Seven.

Air France DC-4 Crashes; 24 Dead Fifteen Missing  Wreck Off Gulf of  Bahrain Similar to   Wreck Off Gulf of Bahrein Similar to One Two Days Ago

29 KILLED, 10 MOaING FROM SECOND GRAS   Sabotage Feared as Another French Liner Falls in Persian Gulf.

Second To Go Down During Three Days   29 Known Dead; 10 Missing In Latest Mishap

STOCK PRICES DROP SHARPLY   No Reason Is Given Fo  Sudden Decline

Blizzard Sweeps Area of North Central States  Dust Storms Arise   Dust Storms Arise Over Wide Section Of the Great Plains

Dust Blows Over Plains   Blizzard Sweeps Through North — Central Region

Dust and Cold Occur in Nation   Wide Weather Variety Is Reported Teday ' in United States.

Tuesday I s Primary Election Day --- As An American Citizen It Is Your Right---And Duty---To Vote!   Ohio Voters Indifferent As Candidates End Campaigns

Candidates Completing Campaigns   Ohio Vcters Show Indifference To State Primary Races

Ferguson, Ebright Favored in Major Buckeye Contests   Stump Wages Active Drive For Attorney General Nomination; 158 Bond Issues. Tax Levies

North Korean Warplanes Vanish; Strategic Attacks May Be Payine   United Nations Observers Fear  Long ‘Fight Against Reds In Asia

Sten ir lows InKorea Showing Results  Enemy Warptanes Do : 2gbiseppearing Act - U.S. Sends F-51’s

North Korean Planes Scarce  Airmen Wonder If Bombings Paying Oft

Red War Planes Dissappear from Korean Skies   Army Men Hope Attacks By U.S., British Craft Are Showing Results

Korean Warplane Activity Slowed   Military Men Think Air Attack Showing Results In Warfare

Few Planes Of  North Koreans  Rise To Defense   Possibility Enemy Air Force May Be Hard Hit By Allied Attacks

Korean Skies Almost Ciear (Of Red Planes   Allied Strategic Attacks Believed Achieving Results

American Observers Speculating On Dicannearance Of Korean Warplane:

Fliers To Get Mustangs U.S. Air Power Grows; Few Red Planes Seen

HAVE ATTACKS PAID OFF? Red Planes Missing From Sky As US Seeks Added Air Power

NORTH KOREAN PLANES ABSENT   Some Military Men Think American Attacks Showing Results

More American Fighters Going To Korean Front   Disappearance Of North Korean Planes Thought To Mean U.S. Bombing Attacks Having Results

‘Robin Hood’ Of Sicily Dies In Gun Battle   Salvatore Giuliano, 27, Notorious Bandit Who Faced 117 Charges 01 Murder, {s Slain

Police Guns Kill Sicilian Bandit Chief   ‘Robin Hood” Giuliano Confronted by 117 Death Charges.

SEN. SCHOEPPEL ATTACKS LOYALTY -OF SEC. CHAPMAN   Accuses Cabinet Member 01 “Alliance” With Russian Cause — Investigation Is Promised.   DEMOCRATS RAISE - CRY OF “POLITICS’   Kansan Demands Inquiry Embrace Entire Interior Departments—No Date Set for Inquiry. -

Secretary Of Interior Chapman Charged With  Russian Cause Alliance

Senator Accuses Cabinet Officer Of Red Alliance  Claims Chapman Associated With Front Groups

More Stringent Confrols Appear Sure In Congress   Senate Group Considers Autamatic Enactment

Senate Spur ‘Automatic Control Bill   New Provisions Slap Hoarders, Black Marketeers

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Infant Acclaimed As Deliverer Of People

“Che Greatest Story Ever Tald” A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived  by FULTON OURSLER   Chapter § TWO PIGEONS, PLEASE!

‘Huge Eucharistic Rally At Forbes Field Sunday   100.000 Catholics From 425 Parishes Will Cather In ibree Demonstration Of Faith

Puts ‘Applesauce Tag on Russ Words  Austin Derides UN - ‘Aggression’ Charges

Korean War Correspondents Get to Use Phone In 3-Minute Spurts in Dictating to Tokyo

News from War on Single Wire   Tired Correspondents Phone Bits Alter Drawing Lots

Stewardess Says Divorce Planned   States She Was In Love With Young Father Who Sought To Destroy Family But Knew Nothing Of Scheme

Love For Red-Haired Stewardess, Debts Blamed—  Engineer Loses His Nerve After Getting Bomb On Plane

 Shouts Warning After Losing Nerve at the Last Minute; Love for Stewardess Is Told.

Love Of Another Woman Prompted Mar To Plot Blowing Up Plane, Cops Say

Grant Is Under Suicide Watch   Near Bombing of Air Liner ts Frustrated

Suicide Watch Placed on Man  Held in Connection With Neer-Bombina

Love Triangle Motive Cited by Officers   Would-be Bomber Tald Hermosa Girl He Sought Divorce

omb Planter  = Watch ery Closely   Man Who Placed Missile On Plane Said Trying Suicide

FIND LOVE ANGLE IN MAN’S PLOT TO BOMB PLANE  PUARRE FATHER IN   CHARGE FATHER IN ATTEMPT TO KILL WIFE, 2 CHILDREN

Love Triangle In Bomb Plot  Police Place Watch Over Youna Father

PUTS BOMB ON PLANE TO KILL WIFE   Man Takes Out $25,000 Insurance on Wife and Two Children as They Board Airliner.   TRIES TO KILL ‘SELF IN JAIL   Loses Nerve, Screams to Stop Plane; Red-Haired Sweetheart Thought He Was Getting Divorce.

Love Triangle Seen in Plane Bombing Plot   Husband Loses Nerve, Averts Possible Tragedy

Love Triangle in Plane Plot   Suicide Guard Placed Over Father Who Planned to Blow Up His Family

Phones Tapped In Washinaton  Senate Group Checks Up On Policemen

ToProbe Charge Of Wirefapping  Capital Policemen re Being Accused

Berlin Mayor Defies Putsch   West Zone Declared Ready Po ‘Defend Tts Freedom’

BERLIN WARNS AGAINST PUTSCH:   Reuter Says Allied Zone Will “Defend Its Freedom”   WHITSUNTIDE MARCH SPONSORED BY REDS

Cherry Is Member . . . .    ‘Committee Chosen   For UNC Inaugural

Vietminh Units Attack French Indochina Posts   May Be Prelude To New Offensive

2 More Posts Are Attacked In Indochina  Vietminh Troops Mave Along Rorde

CRIME PICTURE ‘CRITICAL’ ‘Get Out of Texas,’ Shivers Tells “Syndicate Criminals’

Gangsters Told ToAvoid Texas  Shivers Says Rangers’ Ready To Fight ‘Svndicate’ Members

Investigation Started Into Fishing Boat Tragedy That Claimed Four Men’s Lives

Navy Torpedo Bomber With Crew Of Three Is Down in Ocean; Massive Search Started Today

Plane Down Off Virginia Coast”  Search Atlantic For  Nlawrwy Tarnada Diena

NAVY PLANE CRASHES   Search Underway in Atlantic For  BRomber, &-man Crow

Massive Search Being Pressed For Navy Plane   Torpedo Bomber Crashes At Sea With Three Aboard

MISSING. AIRMEN SOUGHT IN SEA OFF EAST COAST   Three In Navy Plane Down In Atlantice— Hope Dimmed For Four Others Lost Off England.

Big Items Up In ‘Money Bill  stts. AEE   House Takes Up AEC, VA Appropriations

House Wrestles Big Money Bill  Increases To Cripple Eeenomy Bloc Drive

Governor Approves  School Aid Monies   House Group Starts Work on Big-Money Items

More Increases In Funds Hurt Economy Drive  4 Congress Expected Ti   g Congress Expected Ti * Vote More Money For Many Projects

STRIKING MEDICAL SUCCESS  Drug Cures Head Colds 100 Pet., Doctor Reports

Dollars Slated To Assist Asia   Five Nations Would Share EFreonomic Assistance

Truman, Dedicating Airport, Terms Federal Aid Foes ‘Mossbacks’ -

Truman Assails Those Who Curb Nation's Progres:  'Mossbacks’ Attacked In Speech Dedicating Baltimore Airport

Chas. Carrollo And 3 Others Are Indicted  Charged by U. S. Grand Jury With Liquor Operations

Carrollo, Trio Indicted on Liquor Count   Federal Grand Jury Charges Four With Conspiracy in Sales

Carrollo, Three Others Have Been Indicted   Charged With Operation Illegal  Liquor ‘Business

THREE INDICTED IN LIQUOR RING   Charles Cerollo, Former K. C. Political Boss, Feces IIlegal Business Count

Packard Gives 0-Cent Raise  New Contract End:   New Contract Ends 13-Day Strike

Packard Grants Wage Hike To Settle Strike   Use GM Formula To Reach Five Year Contract With Auto Union

Packard Pay Gets 9c Hike  12 hi...   13-Day Strike Ends In 5-Year Contract

PACKARD STRIKE ACCORD REACHED   9 Cents Hourly Boost Ends 13-Day Tieup

Sign Contract with Packard   New. Pack Modeled after GM Formula, Pav Hiked 9 Cents

PACKARD FIRM GIVES PAY HIKE   Gets Into Step With Industry's Higher Wage Structure

a a  2 loins Other Auto Makers . Wage Raise Ends Packard Walkout

Packard Auto Strike Settled By Pay Boost   Company Follows GM ‘Formula’ in Accord After All-Night Talks

Packard Gives Nine-Cent Hike To End Strike   . Union And Company. Agree Qn Five-Year Pact On GM Pattern

5-Year Contract   Packard Boosts Its Pay Nine Cents an Hour and Agrees to Pension

9-Cent Raise Ends Strike At Packard  Tien EPoallawe (<M.   Firm Follows G.M. ‘Formula’ To Seitle 13-Day-Old Walkout

House Tempts Veio  Outlook for Cut in Excise, ‘Other Taxes Grows Dimmer

Tax-Cutting  Endeavors _ Seem Futile TimeRunningOut  And Cuts Tempt. Prpcidential Veto

Outlook Dim For Tax Cuts; Deadline Neat   More Reductions Voted ‘But Fate of Measure In Doubt»

Outlook For Tax Cuts Seen Dim As Bloc Tempts Veto   Time Is Held Running Out For Tax Action; Group Votes New Slashes

Cut Off Ground Position   Outlank U. §, Artillerydn First Battle

Strong Forces Of Reds Move Into Conflict   American Guns Knock Out Enemy Tanks

U.S.Rushes Aid  For Suwon Area Fighting Forces  Communist Push Engulfs Sector, Aims at Bases

Communist Forces Have Trapped an American Infantry Position TO OPEN A NEW DRIVE Spearhead of the Push Reaches Area  Miles  From §

Yanks Cut Off From Supplies On Korea Front   North Korean Army Pushes Mass Offensive Aimed At Lopping Off Suwon-Inchon Area; Trapped Gls Situation Serious; General Dean Hurries To American Front

Mass Drive Staged By  Invaders   Hope Held Americans Cut Off Can Fight Their Way Free

GI’S ARE BOXED BY INVADERS IN . FURIOUS FIGHT   Communists Advance to 11 Miles South of Suwon as Battle Tempo Rises

Diplomats: Worry Over Red Threats   London Thinks Russians Planning Some New Blow

Tanks Cirele Infantry Post In First Fight   Condition Held ‘Desperate’ But They May Escape; North Bombed

Communist Forces Have Trapped an American Infantry Position  TA ADCK A NI NTT   Spearhead of the Pust Reaches Area 1 Miles  From Suwon

0) AVIATORS JOIN IN HUNT FOR LOST C-4   Faint Radio Signal Gives Some Hope Of Rescue

Two Defendants Jailed; Sentence Set For Thursday   Ex-Cuvernment Girl Worker, Russian Convicted On Two Counts On Charges Of Conspiracy And Attempted Espionage

Friday & Saturday-JANUARY VALUE DAYS-—Friday & Saturday   Balmy Days Near End: Colder Weather on Way

‘Rejection of Aid to Korea May Weaker ‘Oriental Faith in American Policies

BUTLER BANKER DIPS   WHAT WILL KOREA DO Without U.S. Economic Aid?

HANOVERIAN HEADS FOUR-COUNTY GROUP    Mrs. Warren Runkle New Presiden Of Adams-Franklin-Fulton- York  Council Of Legion Auxiliary

Truman Back On lob Alter Shart Crise   President Will Consult With Congressional Leaders Re-: gardine Early Session

Truman Calls Leaders On Special Meet   Most Dems Feel Nothing To Gain With GOP Wins

Truman Considers Congress Recall   Will Confer With Top Party Leaders

Little Chance Congress Will  Be Reeonvened   Truman, Home From Cruise, To Be Advised Against Suclt A Mave

STRIKE TIES UP COAL SHIPMENTS ON GREAT LAKES   Lake Dumpings Must Step Up To Meet Demands

REACH ATED HVE MINUTES AFTER DEATH   49-Year-Old Brooklyn Mar Loses Hard-Fought Battle.

Five Minutes Too Late, Physician Reports—  Tranned Well-Diaaer Dies As Rescuers Reach Him

Trapped Well Worker Dies  New York Man Found  Paced kus Dacriare

Americans Get Air Raid Plan  Instructions Issued In Tokyo First Time

Drownings Account for Several Violent Deaths in Indiana; 2 Cyclists Killed Near Eargersville.  TWO GIRLS DROWN  wvwavr we A cert hUWhUCKCUE OT

2 Lives Lost In Each Of 3 Accidents   Drownings High As Hoosiers Seek Heat Relief

U.M.T. DRIVE IS DUE SOON   Defense Department Believes Country Ready For Measure.

UMT Action Again Studiec   Legion Backs Drive For Peace Training

K. U. COLLAPSES   400-Foot Steel Spire Fel Near Pioneer Cemetery  Last Night   K. B. 1 OFFICER HERE

RADIO TOWER AT K. U. COLLAPSES   400-Foot Steel Spire Fell Near Pioneer Cemetery  Last Night   K. B. I. OFFICER HERE

Physician Answering Errand of Mercy Call Is Slain By Former Young Patient

Three Robbery Suspects Held  Hamilton Trio Accused Ob KW antuckeu Maldan

Republicans Will Seek To Restrict Borrowing   7 House Members Assail Truman’s ‘Spend & Borrow’ Fiseal Policy

(IN HOUSE WOULD LIMIT BORROWING   “Spend-and-Borrow”’ Policy Is Credited  As Truman Program

STATE WILL ASK STUDENT'S LIFE IN MURDER CASE   Solicitor Announces He Will Seek First Degree Verdict In Trial Of Raymond  Hair

“Special Venire Hears Case   First Degree Murder Verdict Sought By State In Hair Trial

Way Cleared For Flow of U.S. Arms   President Gives Formal Approval to Defense Strategy.

Truman Approves Defense Strategy, Clears Way for Aid   Acheson, Representatives of Eight Europear Nations To Receive Arms Sign Accord; State Secretary Will Head Program

'President’s Signature ‘Signals Start of Flow ‘Of Arms to Europeans

AMERICAN ARMS SOON WILL START MOVING TO EUROP   Truman Paves Way for Shipment of Weapons by Approving Grand Strategy of Atlantic Allies.   PROGRAM IN CHARGE OF SEC. ACHESON   It Is Designed to Make West: ern Power Strong Enough to Resist Soviet Attack if It Occurs.

Truman Approves Plan To Rearm Western Europe  Entrusts Acheson With Program To Be WracLad Out With LAhnenan And Unfman

Crand Defense Plan of Atlantic Pact Approved   Truman’s Signature Clears Way for Flow of American Arms

Way Clear For U.S. Arms To Bolster West   Truman Approves Defense Strategy Of Atlantic Allies

President Approves Defense Strategy; Clears WayForArmsAidToEuropeans

TrumanOK’s Atlantic  Defense Plan  - Pacts Also Signed By 8 European Nations To Get Aid

President Signs Master Plan For North Atlantic  Defense Against Russia   Way Cleared For Billion Dollar Flow Of U. S. Weapons To Help Rearm Western Europe; Acheson Placed In Charge Of Program

Allied Plan For Defense Is Approved   Acheson In Charge Of Arms Progrars; Europe is Pleased

Money For Big Defense Plan Gets Approval   Series Of Pacts Signed B; Members Of North Atlantic Alliance

President's Plan Faces Rebellion  Leaders Ask Help To Combat Menace

Rules Changes Seen For House   Foes Of Shift Looking To White House For Aid In Vital Battle

‘Rebels Attack  Truman Plan   Democrats Fear GOP ° Alliance With Dixie

TRUMAN GROUP EXPECTING HIM TO ENTER FIGHT   Administration Leaders Look To President To Beat Down Rebellion That Menaces His Legislative Program.

Truman Promises Piain Policy Talk  Says U.5, Fighting for Welfere of Governments With fuse deck

Truman to Give Foreign Policy Views   "Straight From the Shoulder” Report Thie Aftarnann

Str aight Talk On U. ‘Ss. Foreign  Policy T oday   Truman To Speak Out At Masonic €eremonies

Big Power Co-op Loan fo Area Is Largest Ever   Members of NW Unit  Borrow $18,393,000 for Own Electricity.

Approval Of Tax Increase Bill Expected _ Excess Profits  Levy Proposal May Be Delayed

Millikin Asserts Senate Will Kill ‘Levy on Profit:   Passage Of $5,000,006 Tax Bill Expected  This Week

‘Bandit Driver” Tums Out to Be Mental Patient   Abandoned Money Bag Found and Examined by Law Officers

FBI's Hoover Takes Charge in Holdup Case   Crime Investigator Issues Orders, But Clues Non-Existent

FBI CHIEF IN CHARGE AT BOSTON   Takes Personal Command of Investigation Into $1,000,000 Cash Robbery of Express Co.   NO CLUES; POLICE HIT BLANK WALL   Find Mystery Pistol and Ammunition; Tipster Turns Out to Be Mental Patient.

FBI’s Hoover Eyes Robbery  In Personal Charge Of Boston Check-Up

Another Clue-Fades €h In Big Robbery Case Pre   Chairmen Elected By Presbyterians

Without Clues In Inquiry Into Big’ Robbery   Scores Of Phony Tips Run Down By Investigators

Police Doubt Robbery Tip   Ammunition Fourtd; 3 Ex-Convicts Held; Other Leade Fail

All Clues Fail in Bandit Hunt   ‘Informant's’ Story Discounted by Police

FB. HEAD DIRECTS HUB HOLDUP PROBE   , Edgar Hoover Enters Case; Money Bag Found In - Saugus Is Latest Clue

Exx-Lee Man’s Story Is Hub Holdup Dud   Thomas Hannifin ‘Confesses’ In Newark, but Wilts Under Quiz by Police Hot on Case

CLUE EVAPORATES IN BRINK HOLDUP   Police Discount Story of Newark Informant,

Hoover, Chief of F.B. I., Directs Robbery Inquiry  Clues Lacking to 7 in $1.5 Million Boston Robbery

IN CHARGE _ ATBOSTON  oe   Takes Personal Command. of Investigation Into $1,000,000 Cash Rob_ bery of Express Co,   NO CLUES; POLICE.” HIT BLANK“WALL   Find Mystery Pistol and Ammunition; Tipster Turns Out to Be Mental Patient.

PICKED UP BY POLICE AFTER TELEPHONE TIP   Raid Empty House; Find Same Type Gun Used In Holdup

TEMPERATURE   Discount Tip Given Police In New Jersey   Tipster Identified As Ex-Mental Patient: Ouiz 7 Susneria

Leads Develop Into Nothing; ‘Tips’ Aplenty   Look to Science to Spring Trap, Report

HOLDUP. CLUE FLOPS — Boston Police Explode Story Told By Tipster

Nab Suspects in Boston’s  Big Holdup   On Ex-Convict’s Tip Police Seize Gun and Ammunition

Boston Police Scouring City For Clues Find Gun, 1,000 Bullets   Seven Suspects to  Be Released Soon   Discarded Federal Reserve Money Bag Is Latest Mystery Lead

Still No Good Lead io Thugs; Get False Tips   But FBI Hopes Chemical Tests May Bring Results

Police Discount Informer's Story On Boston Holdup   Slim Clues Fading In Million-Dollar Vault Looting

FBI Chief Takes Over Probe of Boston Robbery   Police Search for Non-Existent Clues

J. Edgar Hoover Takes Over Hunt In Big Robbery   FBI Head Directs Search for Thieves Who Got Million

Ex-Convict Identifies Self as Driver of Escape Car; Police Hold Three in Million Dollar Robbery.  POLICE CAPTAIN DOUBTS HIS STORY  BULLETIN

New Robbery Clue Evaporates Today  *“Confessed”?’ Member Of Gang Revealed to Be Ex-Mental Patient

J. Edgar Hoover To Lead Probe for  Express: Robbers. '  FBI: Head. ‘Following i “Leads” “in. Boston's. a Million Dollor Theft

Officers Unable To Locate Leads   SCORES OF PHONY TIPS   FBI Agents Comb Every Inch of Brink Office for Evidence

Clues Lead  Nowhere   . Pistol and Money Bag Found Near Boston Not Nied in ‘With Big Theft

Area Missionaries Are Reported Targets U.S. Evangelists In Italy Claimed Stoned

NEGRO INFANT FOUND ALIVE   Chambermaid Confesses Stealing Baby from Incubator at Lincoln Hospital. March 30. —- Positive Identification Awaits Checking  ' of Footprints.

CLAIM SHOTS WERE. FIRED AT FORTRESS   . Russians Refuse —To-Make- Apology - In Baltic Incident

Say Downed Ship Took Photos Of Soviet Defenses   Won't Punish Flyers Already Decorated For Killing Yanks

Strachey Officially Defended   Conservative Attack Dropped As Attlee Breaks Precedent

ATTLEE DENIES WAR MINISTER 1S COMMUNIST   Press Drop Attack After Denial Made By Prime Minisier

KOREAN FICHT IS ANALYZED BY CHURCHILL   "British War Leader Says Atomie War ~May Hinge On Outcome

CKURCHILL PLEDGES HIS PARTY BACKING   British Conservative Leader Beeves Showing of Strength in Korea Is Only Way to Convince “Russians That West Afeans  Roetnearg

- ...and the Plain Folk Like Peter Thomas Remembered  Unknown Soldier Symbolic of War Dead

Holiday's Toll At Record 540   330 Die In Traffic; 210 In Other Mishaps

Words Indicate Recognition of Communist China  By U. S. Not Near

Small Business Aid Promised By President  To Continue Program in Spite Of Claims

TRUMAN AGLUSES CHINESE REDS OF STARVING PEOPLE   Declares Communists Have Sent Food to Russia Despite Worst Famine in 100 Years,   SPEAKS TO CROWDS IN WYOMING TOWNS   Promises to Press for De. velopment of West Despite Opposition of “Reaction ary Forces.”

CHINA STARVED TO FEED REDS, TRUMAN SAYS   Hint Seen Recognition Of China Reds By U, S. Far Distant

CHINESE PEOPLE BEING STARVED BY COMMUNISTS   Food Diverted To Help Feed Russia, Truman Declares   RED REGIME NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED SOON

‘Communists Blasted In Laramie Speech _  HST Accuses Reds Of Starving China

Truman Accuses  Communists Of  Starving China President Makes  Major Speeches At Way Stations

President Says China Starved To Feed Russia   Recognition Of Commu. nist Regime Appears Far Off

Reds Starving Chinese To Feed Russians, Says Truman  Wyoming Speech Seen As Sign'U. S. Not To Recognize China Regime Soon

Truman Accuses Reds of Starving ‘China for Soviet   Says U. S. Still Is Hoping to Feed Hungry People There; Sign We Won't Recognize Red Government Soon,.

PRESIDENT SAYS REDS STARVE CHINA   Declares U. S. Will Do What It Can; Want: Aid for Small Business

IN WYOMING SPEECH  Reds Starving China to Help Feed Russia, Truman Declares

President Indicates Recognition  Of Communist China Long Way Oft

President Raps Reds in Train Talk   Truman Says Communists Are Starving Chinese In Order to Get Food Far Russia’s People

Fisherman’s Luck Returns Billfold Dropped in Okla. Lake Three Years Ago

Pastor is Charged With Atfack on Girl at Brookfield   Minister Admits Act Slugging Teen-Ager’s Companions on Ride

Minister, Father of Two, Charged in Linn Rape Case   Prosecutor Says Mendor Pastor Admits Assault on Brookfield Girl.

Special Meet Is Wanted by Chicago Group  Cash Aid for Cities, Relief Funds Sough

Must Not Cut Reliet Funds,  Says Governo:   Speculation IncreasIng on Special Ses- sion of Legislature

HINT SPECIAL SESSION FOR RELIEF FUNDS   Aid to Cities Also Urged fo Action by Legislature.

RUSS SPY GOLD PLEADS GUILTY   Awaits Sentence After Plea To Helping Fuchs Get Atomic Secrets.

HARRY GOLD PLEADS GUILTY AS ATOM SPY   Sentencing of Traitor Whe Worked For Russia is Deferred. .

Jury Will Meet On Monday To Investigate Jail Blaze   Coroner’s Jury Finds There Was No Evidence Of Negligence In Fire Which Took Six Lives

Grand Jury Meets Monday To Prove Fire Which Killed Six Prisoners

Grand Jury To Investigate Spray Tragedy   Report Is Sought On Death OF Six

HEIRESS WEDD AFTER ELOPEMEN   JOYCE GREEN, 1% BECOME: BRIDE OF Cl BAN—FATHER FORGIVES HER.

HULMEVILLE MAN IS BEING SUED  Action Taken to Recover Cost of Damage Done To a Cable  CAR STRUCK POLE

HULMEVILLE MOTORIST SUED FOR WIRE DAMAGE   Car Struck Pole With High Tension Line   HUSBANDS’ DIVORCES

SENATE PROBE DRAWS ATTACK BY M CARTHY      Rumor ‘Investigation Demand Pressed In House

Seven Apparently Die ‘as Plane Crashes Into :- Water of Puget Sound

Food ‘Prices May Decline   Federai Reserve Bank at “Boston. Predicts Drop During Current Year.

Main American Plane Base Is Imperilled By Erupting Enemy ‘Attacks On Coast Near Pohang

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  acor’erTirce a tpn rare. ee 

‘Balloting Most Active In Com  monwealth's Key Cities, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia—May Tip Victory Scale   WEATHER ENCOURAGES GOOD VOTE-AT POLLS

Czech, Breaking Soccer Tie V4 ws  VV 1£h-Russians, Flees Disfavor

Downing of Craft  Called ‘Criminal   Solons Urge U. S. Protest To U. N.. World Court

Belgian King’s Status Unknown   Elder Statesmen Attempt Solution

LISTED AS DEAD FOR 4 YEARS  British Noblewoman, 78, Found Alive in AHic Roon

First Cavalry To Fight As One Unit   Safe Landing Made By Hard Fighting U. S. Troops

Cited Sheriff Pivonka of Door County Is in Contempt, Judge Decides

Here’s Sample Of What Red Press Usually Hands Out To Its Readers

TRUMAN RAPS CUT IN CONTROL PLAN   WRITES CONGRESS HAS HAM. PEERED ACTION SHOULT I’ BE NEEDED,

Truman Complains Of Control Laxity   President Says Amendments Threat AntiInflation Bill

TRUMAN IRKED BY WHITTLING CONTROL RANGE   President Wails Over Congressional Trend In Framing Curbs

Iruman Complains Congress Trims Down Control Progran  Amendments Threat To Proposed Price-Pay Curbs, President Says

Truman Raps Restrictions On Controls   Writes to Barkley, Repeats Request for Powers Over Credit,  Cambmaditisc Salate

Of Controls irks President  Controls Proposed By Congress More Of A Hindrance  Ca Down

New UN Peace Body Proposed  Commission Free   Commission Free From Veto Is Susvested

Few in Big Holiday Crowd Aware of Tragedy  Man Is Slain During Ball Game

Baseball Fan Killed At Game   New Jersey MiddleAge Man Killed By Mystery Bullet

Mystery Bullet Kills Spectator At Polo Grounds   Giants-Dodgers Game Goes On as Scheduled With Few Realizing What Has Happened; 40 Detectives on Case.

Bullet Kills Baseball Far   _ Police Claim Slug Traveled Half Mile

Mystery Bullet Kills Giant _ Baseball Fan  40,000 In Stands Unaware Of Death

Mystery Bullet hills Fan Attending Giants-Dod gers BallGame At Polo Grounds

Among -10.000      Mystery Bullet Kills Man ‘At Polo Grounds Ball Game

North Koreans Renew Move  Over Naktong   Fighting Centers Around Beachheads Across River Line

Yanks Still Hold Pohang Flying Field   Reds Mass 60,000 Troops For Attack In Taegu Sector

US, Allies Cling to Pohang Field   Communists Roll Up Huge Foree for Taeau Assault

Yankees Cling to Vital Airstrip Near Pohang, Captured by Reds   Marines and Infantrymen Anchor Southern Front of Beachhead at Chinju by Seizing Heights Six Miles East of City

60,000 Lined Up By Communists For Taegu Push      St Reinforcements Sent Th Sector In Step To Halt Farther Crossings

Yanks Brace For Assault On Taegu—Battle Is Still Raging For Pohang Strip

Reds Prepare New Assault on Taegu With Probably 60,000 Men  FIGHT IS HEAVY THERE  Infantry and Marines Anchor Southern Front Near Chinju

Air Strip Near On Pohana Remalt,, in U.S. Hands ly”   American Fighters *  Usina Field Again; dges Port Half-Occupied 24th,

REDS MOUNT DRIVE ON NAKTONG RIVER   Reinforcements Rushed to Taegu Sector To Hold Naktong River Line Under Threat Of Drive By 60,000 North Korean Troops

WAFDIST PARTY SCORES VICTORY IN EGYPTIAN VOTING   Majority Group Expected Tc  Support West in Conflict Varta

HIKED STEEL PRICE BLAMED ‘ON COST RISE   Fairless Tells Probe Cuts Will Be Studied If Costs Go Down

Fairless Says Costs Force Price Rises   Blames Rising Costs Of Labor, Pensions In Hearing Before Joint Committee

Costs Blamed Tn Steel Hike   Fairless, Tells Committee Expenses Are Hirher

Causes Listed For Price Hike   Fairless Blames Rising Labor Costs: For -- Steel. Boosts

Canadian Leaders Try Negotiations  Crippling Strike Sees BAT.. Ct..443.-....14 BY...

Rebuke Is Given West Germans   McCloy Reprimands Them For Criticizing Allies; To Get No Army And No Air Farce

Allies Stil Control Reich M Cloy Warns   Commissioner Gives Germans Tough Talk On New Cockiness

McCloy Censures German Officials For West Criticism   iu. S. Commissioner Gives Major Speech, Says Firm Grip Will Be Kent

U. S. Commissioner Highly Critical of Cocky Attitude; Maps 9-Point Reich Policy

West German Officials Are Reprimanded   U. 5,-Commissione: For Germany Hits At Officials For Critictzing Allies

M Cloy Tells West German Heads That Nazism Will Not Rise Again  - US. High Commissioner Cracks At Officials Fe

New Policy In Germany  Is Proposed   McCloy Says U. S. To Keep Control Of Political Affairs

Germans Are Reprimanded   McCloy Says U. S Will Keep Grip Or Political Affairs

_ —GRIP TO REMAIN FIRM— McCloy Scolds Germans For Critizing Allies —

Censures  German Officials   McCloy Pledges No Return Of Nazism In Outlining Program

W. Germans Reprimanded   McCloy in Tough Tatk Len Them Know U5. Keeping firm Grip on Affairs

Foreign Arms Aid In Debate  Sen. Connally Urges Speedy Consideration

Hal Hurd Quits Post As Agent  To Take Position  With Tennessean me Tle Udtamn

Hal Herd Quits As County Agent  4-H Worker Accepts Farm Editer Position

McCarthy Plans Senate Speech On Lattimore  Asks FBI To Send Agent To Réceive

Senator McCarthy Expected To Make Senate Speech On His Charges Owen J. Lattirhore Is Communist

McCarthy Plans Senate Speech  Will Talk On The Man He Accuses Of Being Top Sov.

McCarthy Plans Senate Speech On Accused Spy  Subject Of Address Is Owen Lattimore; Records Still Held

McCarthy Goes Before Senate Tc Resume Attack   Hoover Promises FBI Rep. resentation At Session; Truman Continues Firm Against Releasing Files

McCarthy Plans Senate Speech On Owen Lattimore   To Talk On Man He Accuses Of Being Russia’s Top Spy In State Deparmtent

McCarthy To Talk About Lattimore Before Senators   Hoover Says FBI Agent Will Be On Hand For Speech

McCarthy to Make Speech on Lattimore   Not Certain Whether "He Will Get Okay From Senate Official

FBI To Get  Lattimore  Spy Charge McCarthy To Outline  Details In Speech To Senate Probers

shits, Ae, of OO  ae a of a a ie  McCarthy To Make Senate Speech On Charges Against Lattimore

Senator Says He’s Going To ‘Open Up’ Asks Edgar Hoover Have Man Around

F BI Promises To Have Man  Hear Speech   Talk Qn Far Eastern Expert Scheduled For ute In Afternoon

Housing Credit Curbs to Start   Home Buyers Have Chance to Try For © Easy-Term Morlgages

Curbs on Credit For Housing in Effect Thursday  More Down and Bigger Payments Will be Required

Home Building, Buying Limits Start Tomorrow  New Restrictions On Mortgages Hi  Entire Inductry

Homes Put Under New Regulation   Federal Contrals On Time Payments Begin Tomorrow

{From Lomorrow On  Drastic Government Contrels \Being Placed On Home Buying

Home Buying Toughened By Controls   Bigger Cash Down Payments Required

Drastic New Curbs Face Home Buyers   U.S. Puts Rules In Effeet Tonight

Controls Put On Payments For Houses   Cash Down — Payments Range From 10 To 50% For Non-Veterans

Purchasers Get Final ‘Kasv’ Dav   Bigger Down Payments to Be Required by Government; Credit Terms 20 Years   Apply to All   Buyers, Lenders, Other: Are Affected by Nev Revulations

Home Buyers Last Chance Today For Easy-Terms Before New U.S. Controls

Home Buying Curbs Go Info Effect Thursday   Stiffer Terms On Mortgages Is Government Order

Housing Credit Curbs Go Into Effect Thursday  New Terms Increase Down Payments And Payoffs For Buyers;

Controls On Home Buying Are Ordered   Price Decrease Said Possible; Ching Named Stabilization Head

‘Home Financing Controls Go In Effect Tomorrow as Anti-Inflation Move

Drastic Housing Controls Go Into Effect Thursday  Bigger Cash Down Payments Are Asked

New Curbs On Home Buying Start Thursday  Down Payments Will Be Increased Under  Bod mete tale

Last Chance to Get Easy-Term Mortgages   Drastic New Government Controls Will Become Ef.  fective. Tomorrow.

More Drastic On Mortgages   Terms Less Easy After Today on Home Buyers

Far-Reaching Effects Due From Nev Drastic Controls On Home Purchases

RIGID CURBS SLAPPED ON HOME BUYING   Down Payments To Be Larger, Mortgages Raid Off Sooner.

Tightened Curbs On Home Buying To Take Effect  Government Moves In Broad  Program

Home Mortgage Conditions Will be Stiffer: New Controls Start Thurs.

Stiffer Terms Start Tonight  On Home Loan:   Down Payments Bigger, Less Time To Pav Ralanre

U. S. Orders Drastic Home  Loan Curbs   Rules Go Into Eifect. Thursday; Cyrus Ching:  Named Wage Stabilizer’

Tougher Terms For Mortgages Facing Buyers  Big Cash Payments And Faster Payoffs

Tighter Restrictions Placed On. Purchases of New Homes   Another Step In Inflation Fight, Government Says

Home Loan Curbs Set for Thursday  Controls Provide for Down Payments From Five to 50 Per Cent

GOVERNMENT IS CURBING HOME BUYING CREDIT   Clamps On Easy - Term Mortgages Will Go Into Effect Tomorrow

rasy Terms On Home Buying To End Today   Bigger Down Payment, Shorter Mortgage Time To Curb Expansion

CURBS BECOME EFFECTIVE THURSDAY   Require Bigger Down Payments, Faster Payoff   May Show Some Decrease; Rules Do Not Apply To “Old”? Houses

Last Day For Easy Home Loan   Drastic Credit Curbs Into Effect Thursday ; May Result. in a Drop In Price of Houses

Drastic Controls On Home Buying Begin Thursday   Curbs Are Part of New Programm to Block. Inflation; Mav Cut Pricee

Tougher Terms For Mortgages Facing Buyers  And Faster Payaffs fin Rakte Danraisad

Housing Credit Curbs Slated fo Cut Inflation   Bigger Payments, Higher Monthly Charges Required

Rigid Curbs Due To Slow  Home Sales   New Regulations In Effect Tomorrow: Due To Combat Inflation

Home Buyers Face Controls On Housing  New Federal  * Regulations Claw: Vikwrnwiac

Federal Curbs On Home Buying Begin Tomorrow   Heavier Down Payments, Faster Payoff Terms To Be Required

Government Puts More Rigid Curb On Home Buying   Requires Heavier Down Payments; Cuts  Period For Payoff

Soviets Denv  e e # Ambition to Annex China  Acheson Charge  Branded as Lie WD... U7" 7.2"... hk...

Acheson Scored By Vishinsky in Special Release  Statement Handed Ceremoniously To Foreiqn Pressmen

Charge He Alibied For  Own Failure In China   Vishinsky Denies Russia Annexing Northern Provinces: State Den’t Silent

RUSSIA DENIES “SHE HAS SEIZED CHINA PROVINCES   Secretary Acheson’s Charge of Soviet Land Grab Is Branded Lie by Vishinsky.   STATEMENT IS GIVEN OUT AT KREMLIN   Mao’s Foreign Minister Ar rives in Moscow—Treaty Negotiations Believed Near Climax.

NEWSMAN WAS “INVESTOR” IN STAMP. DEAL   ‘ Made Personal Profit of $825. Postal Official Lost His Job.

Small Unions Join Scramble For GE Units  12 Groups Appear  Ac AT PR Lwaretnmne

Brannan Ag Plan Trial Run Likely  Critics Hope to Disprove It, Tt. Waat OE 1 earn Qwectam

BRANNAN PLAN HAG CHANCE IN HOPES OF FLOP   Critics Relaxing Opposition in Order to Prove It’s No Good.

BRANNAN’S PLAN MAY GET TRIAL   Critics Believe His Farm Program Would Flop

Congress Seen Likely To Yield And Permit Test   Food Surplus Problem Brings Necessity For Action; Perishables Loom As Major Headache

Brannan Plan May Be Given A Trial Test   Critics Of Program In Congress Relax: ing Opposition

Red Spearheads Stab Within 27 Miles of Seoul  Full-Scale Enemy   Full-Scale Enemy Offensive Expected In About Ten Days

ClOHTA ARMY TROOPS WAIT, EXPEGT PUSH   Main Threat North of Seoul  Where Chinese Forces Are Massing.

Expect Full Scale Offensive Within 10 Days  More Than Million   More Than Million Communist Reserves Back Up Red Push

Patrols Stab Within 27 Miles of City   200,000 Massed 35 Miles Away ~*~ For All-Out Drive.

300, 000 Men With. Million In Reserve To Hit Alhed Line   U.S. 8th Army Braces Along Coast To Coast Defense; Enemy Patrol - Action Crackles All Alone Front

‘Chinese and Korean Patrols Send Series of Stabs Along 85-Mile Front As MacArthur Says Enemy Forces Backed Up By Million Reserves

Expect Full - Scate: Attack Within ~~ Next 10-14 Days   300,000 Reds Massed For Attack

Light Attacks Made On 85-Mile Front   United States Eighth Army Braced to Meet Expected All-out Communist Offensive Into South Korea.

300,000 Reds Stabbing At 85-Mile Line, Gain  Seven Miles In Places   Backed By More Than A Million Reserves, Communists Reach Within 27 Miles Of Seoul.

—KOREA—  Full-Scale Attack Is Building   300,000 ENEMY TROOPS POISED

Send Spearheads Within 27 Miles Of Seoul; Front Line Forces Backed Up By Well Over One Million - Reserves   EXPECT OFFENSIVE WITHIN NEXT 10 DAYS

EIGHT ILLINOIS TRAFFIC DEATHS OVER WEEKEND   Bicyclist Killed at Colp; Three Die in Crash at Rockford.

Chrysler Gives Minimum Pay Hike Of 10 Cents Hourly To All Workers

Kwek KK  CHRYSLER ANNOUNCES {0-CENT HOURLY PAY HIKE FOR EMPLOYEES

Chrysler Gives A ‘Voluntary’ Wage Boost   Unprecedented Action Hikes Pay Above the Recent Contract

Chrysler and Union Agree  On Wage Hike   Unprecedented Raise Is Given In Spite of Old Contract Now in Force

Chrysler Corporation Agrees fo Surprise Waae Boost fo All Its 120.000 Employes

Precedent Is Set by Agreement   10 Cents an Hour Increase Announced By Union, Company

CHRYSLER GIVES PAY INCREASE   SURPRISE MOVE IS AIMED AT MEETING HIGH LIVING COSTS

State to Take Over K. C.  Transit System  Utility Anti-Strike  law Will Re lnavabec   Utility Anti-Strike Law Will Be Invokec By Governor Smith

State to Seize Transit System In Kansas City   First Application of Order by Governor Anti-Strike Law

Legal Details To Be Settled By Committee   Quick Return of Men to Mines Predicted; Southern Unit Balks

Biis” Truck Men Attack State’ RoadCommission  Gr roup Opposing   Group Opposing Road Program Criticizes Commission

Misstatements of Fact Charged in® Gas Tax Debate  Highway Commissio Accused by Bus and

Four Members Of Family Perish in Fire   Flames Destroy Three Homes In Cincinnati Suburb

U. S. Slipshod on A-Defense, Officials Say  se   Authorities Charge Government With ‘Fumbling the Ball’

Marine Units Set to Follow B-29 Armada   Battle-Toughened 1st Division Alerted At West Coast Camp

Fliers Frankly Dislike Having To Leave U. S.   March Field Scene Of Tearful Farewells By Families

SELECT FOUR GIRLS   Quartet of Young Women Will Attend Girls State  at K. U.

Red Cross Drive ls Lagging; Goal Half Subscribec   Cash, Pledges Amountin; To $13,120 Reported In Campaign for $25,951

Three Dead in Shooting Spree  9 (risk. ane A* se Vito weds   2 Others Aiso Wounded in North Carolina Tiff

Shooting Spree Takes 3 Lives  SO ee ee LAwn   Asheville, N.C., Man Held For Murder

Fayetteville Man Named To Replace R. C. Bryan, Osceola. on State Raard

‘STATISTICS ARE REVEALED en eee  GI Farm Training Deal Paying Off, VA Reports

Authorizes Calling of National Guard and Reserve Units, Asks Congress to Remove Present Limits On Size of Armed Forces

He Urges U.S. Placed on Partie War Standing  Guard, Reserve Units Will Be Summoned

Truman Outlines Readiness Plans For United States  OK’s Guard, Reserve Call; Asks Hicheor Tavec Penductign Curhs

APPROVES CALLING UP OF RESERVES, NATIONAL GUARDSMEN AS NEEDED   President Sets Cost for Korean Victory. Defense

Tax Hike Certain, He Tells Congress      Rationing Threatened If Hoarding Or Battle Needs Make It Necessary

Truman Asks New Billions For Defense   Authorizes Untimited Call of National Guard, Reserves

THREAT TIED TO RUSSIANS   Return of Rationing May Be Ordered lf Needed

President Asks More Money, More Men And Tighter Curbs On Output Of Civilian Goods

Calls For Curbs On Output 0! Civilian Products, Warns Fur. ther Communist Aggressiot Might Cause World War   ASKS ARMED STRENGTH LIMIT BE REMOVE

Heavier Taxes, Bigger Armed Forces, Curbs  On Credit Among Requests In Defense Plan

Gypsy lee’s Accusers Pass Buck   ‘ Say It’s Up to Booklet ’ Publisher to Clarify” Red Charges; Actress Fumes at ‘Outrare’

Truman Primed For Furious Fight On GOP  President Heads ‘West On Tour OE Sneashmakine

President Starts His Fighting Trip   All Primed for Furious Counter-Attack o Republicans..

Truman Opens Western Tour Of 16 States  President Silent On GOP Victory in Tavae Panhandila

:President Set For Furious Counterattack 'OnGOP As He Begins Cross-Country Trip

Truman Primed For Attack On GOP During His Trip To Grand Coulee, Wash.

TRUMAN HEADS WESTWARD ON POLITICAL TOUR   Plans To Counter-Attack Republican Critics Of Administration   MAKES BRIEF STOP IN WESTERN MARYLAND

Truman Io Answer GOP During Tour   President Starts Trip Through Wes, Birthday Is Today

Truman Swings  West To Wage Fair Deal’ Fight  President Declines Comment On ‘Old Guard’ Win in Texas

President Heading Westwara Well Primed for Furious Counter-Attack on G. O. P.

Truman Heads Westward to Political War  On Farm Problem Tadayv: Will Defend

Truman Heads West; Prepares To. Fight GOP   President Primed For Jaunt Across The U.S. By Rail

‘Fair Deal’ To Be Given During Trip   Truman Prepared For Hot Attacks On Red Hunters

 Some Workers Even T ook Pay Cuts  \Wage Raises Smaller in 1949, Far Fewer Than Year Before

Wage Increases Lower Than ‘48   One-Third Union  Men Got Pay Hike

Rails Seizure Looms in  U.S. Walkout   Administration Aid Sees Presidential Action in 48 Hours

Bad Faith Charge Hinted By Truman In Rail Strike Call   Government Intervention Said Inevitable Due To Korean War If Unions Carry Out Threat To Tie Up Rail System Monday  BULLETIN!

Official Says Trains Will Be Kept Running   300,000 Members of Two Big Unions te Quit Monday; Cabinet to Discuss Situation Today.

President Left Scant Choice to Keep Schedules   Cabinet Session   Cabinet Session Today Likly to Mean Decision   Maect Act Fact

President Undecided On Strike   Truman Hints At Bad Faith In Call For Rai! Walkout

Truman Irritated At Rail Threat   Dealt With Unfairly. President Says

President Promises Statement As To Government's Intentior:s With Respect To Unions’ Plans For Next Monday

Forecast Rail Seizure Order  In 48 Hours   Truman Given Little Choice, Explains Hig Official; Expect Two Unions to Comply

SEIZURE OF RAIL LINES WITHIN 48 HOURS PREDICTED   F  Administration Official Says Strike Call Leaves Truman Little Choice but to Act Fast.   CABINET TO CONSIDER SITUATION TODAY   Decision on Steps to Be Taker May Be Reached—Truman Hints at Bad Faith in Call for Walkout.

Truman Set To Seize Railroads By Saturday  BRT. Alan at.n   Has No Alternative, Says Official; Cabinet To Discuss Crisis Today

SEIZURE OF RAILROADS IS EXPECTED   Action by Truman Within 48 Hours  Is the Forecast

Government  Seizure of  Railroads  Is Forecast President Has *   President Has * Little Choice But To Act Fast. Official Believes

TRUMAN  BY BAD FAITH IN RAIL STRIKE   President Feels Unions Dealt Unfairly With Him In Walkout

Promises Early Statement On Future Actions  Truman Is Perturbed After Union Pledge Of No New Strikes

‘Has T0-Cent Pay Hike, Dime Fund Increase  a ~ New Contract to Be Retroactive  ww #£ oe KF ee 

Last of PMW Sign Contract With Producers   Pact Provides 70-Cent Daily Raise, 10-Cent Boost in Welfare Fune

Earthquake Jolts South California  Los Angeles Buildings Given Severe Rocking

New York City To Experiment On Rainmaking  Planes, Brains and $50,000 To Be Used Ta E:ill Racarvairc

It‘s Politically-Appealing-—  Budget-CuttingPlar Gets Strong Support

SPENDING CUT PLAN STUDIED   Measure Expected To Lop  Off Billion Dollars  Wins Support

Proposal fo Lop Another Billior Off Federal Spending Is  Gaining Momentum in Congress  Suggested Slash Would Be Aimed At Nonessential U. S. Spending

Billion to Be Taken From  Omnibus Bill   Another Slash to Be Made in Spending for Next Fiscal Yeat

—SPENDING— 2 Parties © For Billion Budget Cut   HOUSE TO GET MONEY BILL

Federal Funds Slash Gaining House Favor  $1,000,000,000 Cut in Truman's Rudast Prannced

Economy Appeal Gaining Support   Drive to Lop Another Billion Off Federal Spending Wins Bi-Partisan House Backing.

“Non-Essential” ltems Target Of Committee Cuts   Plan Revealed As Consider. ation Of $29 Billion Omnibus Bill Starts: Deeper Cuts Demanded

New $1 Billion — Federal Spending Cut Gets Backing   Politically Appealing Plan Picking Up Bi-Partisan Support In House

Economy Move Gains Support  Would Lop Another Rillion Off Snending

17 Per Cent Levy Imposed  On Corporations  By Bill   MALL INDUSTRIES GIVEN PROTECTION

$3.3 Billion Profits Tax Passed by Senate; Boosts Levies to Historic Level

Action on Profits Tax Due January    77 Per Cent Levy Would Put Federal Income at Highest Level -

Excess Profits Measure Nears Final Passage   Final Action By House Ex. pected After Christmas Holidays

Tax Bill Action Scheduled Jan. 1   Would Slap 77 Pct. Levy on Excess Profits and:Boost fneome Tax:to Highest Level in History. .»

Senate Passes Bill To Tax War Protits  Measure Boosts  National Taxes

Final Action On Tax Bill Due Jan. 1   Measure Imposes 77 Per Cent Levy On Excess Profits

CORPORATIONS IS APPROVED   Boosts Government Tax to Highest Dollar Level in History

Canadian Railroad Strike Starts   Nationwide Walkout Begins at Newfoundland

American Reserves in Tank Battles Boost Morale of South Korean Military Forces

Truman Asks Another $4 Billion To Build Up Defense Aqainst Reds.

Another $4 Billion Wanted to Build West's Defenses   Congressional Heads Agree Request Will Get Uraent Notice

He Wants Extra Cash For Defense   President Urges Emergency Action On His Request

Farm Price Fund Boost Is Favored  Committees Vote Support Increase . OF Two Billion

Increase. In Farm Price Support Win:   Committees OF Both Houses Fovor Raise Of $2,000 006.000

Solons Approve More Funds to Aid Farmers  Fc PTE OT OOS oe, eee   Committees of Both Houses Favor Two Billion Incracse

Price Support Boost Okayed   $2 Million Increase Voted : For Farm Prons

Solons Approve More Funds to Aid Farmers   Committees of Both Houses Favor Two Billion Increase

Suckers Get No Breaks, Quiz Finds   Bookie Report Will Shou Cards Stacked Against Player by Gamblers

Miss America Eyes Career — : Mobile Girl Crowned  In Annual Competitior

Yolande Betbeze as Miss America ‘51 Plans to Enjoy Bathing Suit Reigr

Mobile Girl Chosen “Miss America” Is Leaving Future Plans to Pageant Group

Twenty-One Year Old Alabama Brunette Wins Atlantic City Miss America Crown —

«K K >. 4 >. 4 6 WK ‘Miss America’ To Follow Beauty Pageant Program

Is Beauty Queen   Alabama Brunette Looks Forward to Musical Comed) Or Opera Career: Mrs. America Also Crowned -

Doctor Killed: : Helpless Wire Sees Gunwielder Shoot Her Husband, Himself

Patient Murders Physician, Then Commits Suicide   Doctor's Wife Witnesse: Shootings; Families  Were Neighbors

Hictim’s Wife Looks on Helplessly nine alle Ms ota, Miah Bb ts esti Al  Former Patient Kills Doctor and Himselt

CHRISTMAS PLANS  ARE WRAPPED UP   Prizes Will Be Given for Decorated Homes and Organized Houses   PARTY FOR CHILDRED

CHRISTMAS PLANS — ARE WRAPPED UP   Prizes Will Be Given for Decorated Homes and Organized Houses

Al Capone’s Brother Gets Call to Probe   Serve U. S. Subpoena On Matthew at Mote In California; Quiz 2 Ganasters on Drury

$14 Billion Deficit Cited    Demo Leaders Make Demands For Economy

Truman Veto Overridden By House Vote   Action on Anti-Red Bill by Senate Snarled in Debate

HOUSE OVERRIDES TRUMAN'S VETO OF ANTI-RED BIL!   Vote Is 286 to 48, or 63 More Than the Required Two-Thirds Majority Needed.   PRESIDENT'S ACTION DEBATED IN SENATE   Executive, in 5,500 - Word Message, Denounces Measure as “Ineffective and Unsvorkable.”

Florida Vote Regarded Test   Four States to Conduct Primaries Today

FOUR STATES HOLD PRIMARIES TODAY; EYES ON FLORID!   Pepper Battles to Retain Sen ate Seat in What Many Regard as Test of New Deal Program.   OHIO DEMOS TO NAME SENATORIAL NOMINEE   Regular and Anti-Truman Democrats in Alabama Fight for Control of State Committee.

Balloting In Four States Today   Senator Claude Pepper Battling for His Political Life.

Four States Have P rimary Elections Today; Dixiecrats vs Regular Democrats In Alabama Contest

Merger Favored By Green   AFL President Proposes _ Labor Groups Unite On Permanent Basis

Prosecution of  KoreanCriminals To Be Difficult  High Officials So Far Elude UN Armies’ Net

MacArthur Will Have Difficult Task of Exacting Retribution for War Atrocities

Polio May Return, Foundation Warns   One Person. Could Have Three Different Types.

POLIO DRIVE BEGINS MONDAY   1 Attack Doesn't Mean Immunity — Hadley

Ex-Charleroi Man Dies In Chai   Electrocuted At Rockview Earls Today Por Double Slaying

Terrifying Reality in Marines’ Battle Practice on South Carolina Beaches

Convicted Slaye Saved From Chai   Towanda Baitender is Pins Hopes For Life - On Pardon Board

jLeatherneck ‘Corrigans’ Lost. Marines Capture ‘Impregnable’ Beach

Bridgehead Made Across Naktong    118 Marines Take Impregnable Beach Without Loss of a Man

Marshall Camp to Speak in Service For Armistice Day  Legion Sponsors   Legion Sponsors Service Here at 10:40 A. M. Saturday

Legion Announces Plans for Service  Here Armistice Day Marshall Camp to   Marshall Camp to Speak on Depot Lawn at 10:30 A. M

Declares Nation Is Poorly And Inadequately Pre: pre To Meet Critical  lorld Situation.

State GOP Critical of Defense   Says Truman Is To Bieme for Nation’s Lack of Military Power

PHOTOGRAPHER MARCHED NORTH   Two MP’s Taken Prisoner With Frank Noel Escape And Report

Enemy Captures AP Cameraman  Pa, ea ye ee, Ba. ee   Frank Noel Taken By Chinese Reds

TAX DODGING CRITICIZED BY CONGRESSMAN   Rep. Mason of Illinois ~ Says Law That Provides Escape Needs   Change.

Sawyer, McGrath Speak For Demos   Commerce Secretary Warns Of Rigid Controls

U. S. Throws Slap at Soviet   Russia Told Parole of Jay  Cyiminals in Accord

PAROLES FOR JAP WAR CRIMINALS DEFENDED BY U. 9.   Tart Note to Russia Declares General MacArthur Has Authority to Grant Them.   SECOND SLAP TAKEN AT THE SOVIET BLAM   Washington Announces” T Will Not Recognize Present Polish - German Bound aries as Permanent.

GOP to Buck ‘Home Rule’ Rent Control   House Leaders Will Seek To Kill Lid Measure By Sidetrack

Yuletide Drive To Gain Seoul Is Predicted   MacArthur Reports Foe Is Building Up Along Entire Front

Christmas Day Drive Predicted   UN Forces Crouch In Icy Foxholes To Face Red Army

Huge Build-up Of Men; Tanks Is Reported   Some. Chinese Forces Already Over Line ‘38’ —

GI’s Brace in Icy Foxholes For Push  China Reds Moving Across Parallel

Spokesman for Mac Predicts Full-Scale Attack Momentarily    U.S. Unit Withdraws After Clash With Enemy 29 Miles from Seoul

eee OEMS eee  Lawrence Youths Will Be Candidates for Summerfield Awards

QJ S6GE2R6 U9 & wy Jedd NEW EV  Lawrence Youths Will Be Candidates for Summerfield Awards

Hero Burial For Gen. Hap Arnold  Heart Attack Fatal — Ph Skee Sea eermaee 9 geoe S

Plan Funeral  For Gen. Arnole   Native Pennsylvanian, Retired War Commander, Dies In California Home

Weather a Factor in Vole Tuesday On Gas Tax Hike   ‘Both Sides Wonder _About-Elfect Rain May “Have on Turnout.

Both Sides Wonder How Rain Will Effect Election   Oddly Enough, Mud May Keep Farmers From Attending Polls

Weather May Decide Fate of Gasoline Tax   Both Sides Puzzle Over Question: How Much Will Rain and Muddy Roads Influence Results? Campaign Reaches Climax at Polls Tomorrow

President Urges Shift in Synthetic Rubber Oneration  Wants Safequards For Supply in Act On Ownerships

Truman Requests Guard Against Rubber Shortage As Vital in Case War Comes

Seek Insurance Against Future Rubber Shortage  Congress Is Asked  To Pass 10-Year Law Preventing Loss Of Synthetic Plants

\Truman Asks for Lato ‘To Insure U.S. Against ‘Rubber Shortage in War

Authority . Sought on Rubber   President Would Pass New Law to Insure Against Shortage in Event of War  _   Asks Maintenance   ‘Million-Ton Production Need for” Emergency. Truman Says

Truman Asks New Law as Insurance Against Rubber Shortage in Wartime

Truman Asks Law Protecting  U.S. Against Rubber Shortage   Plan Would Shift Part of Synthetic Plants To Private Ownership; Proposes Program Re legislated ts Cover 10-Year Period

Advocates Shortage  Insurance   Truman Recommends Ten-Year Law As Insurance Against Rubber Shortage

Truman Asks  Rubber Rule   Ownership Shifting “Would Aid Security

Hotel Manager Shot, Killed By Ex-Clerk   Kansas City Hotel Man Hit Four Times; Police  Hold A Former Clerk

K. CG. Hotel Man Killed   Manager of President Shot to Death in His . Office By Former Clerk

President Hotel Executive ls Shot to Death as He Enters His Lobby Office   Earl G. Murrell, 37, a Former Room Clerk, ls Captured After a Chase of Several Blocks — Marshall H. Dean, 35,  Is the Victim

Hotel Executive in Kansas City Slain By Former Clerk  héAe Lott LEO OM,   Marshall H. Dean is Killed in Office At President

Assistant Manager President Hotel Slain by Gunman  Marsha!t Dean Shot 4 Times As He Was

HOTEL MAN SHOT  Marshall Dean Killed by Ex-room Clerk in Kan sas City

SENATE REJECT) MOTION TO LIMIT DEBATE ON FEPL   Fifty-Two Vote for So-Called Gag Rule, 12 Short of Number Required to Apply It.   ACTION KILLS BILL FOR THIS SEASON   Thirty - Three Republicans Support Cloture, 6 Oppose —1i9 Democrats Back Plan, 26 Against.

‘FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE , BILL DEAD; SENATE REFUSES  ' TO CHOKE OFF FILIBUSTER

SOUTHERNERS WIN CAMPAIGN TO BLOCK FEPC      Move To Curb Debate Fails; Measure Seen Dead for Session

Dixiecrais Win Their Fight Against FEPC   Backers of ‘Civil Rights’ Program Plan to Try Again

BEACHHEAD SHRINKS AS JETS CLASH   Allies’ Pull Back. Deeper Into Hungnam Beech: head; New Blackou® on Battle Situation Thewe.’   24 RED JETS ATTACK 4 YANKS   Battle Ends in Draw, No ‘American Damage; AllOut Air War Pose able, Says Pentagon. :

MacArthur Places A= News Blackout Over Critical Battle Front:   Washington Reports Horde Of Chines Forces Closing In On Beachhead “

May be Start Of All-Out Air Warfare   Indications For It By The Reds  In Korean Strife

Successes on Ground Cause  New, Bold Step  Tempo of Air War Is Being Speeded

Enemy Speeds Air Adivity   Red Jet Fizhters Step Up Tempo, Fwit-Seale Air Wai Mey Develop Soon

Allied Fighters Engage Enemy Jet Planes   Demolitions Stepped Up In Beachhead Near Hamhuna

Increasing Jet Fighter  Tempo Seen   Four U. S. Planes Swap Fire With 24. Red Fighters

Planes Supplied By Soviet Union, Communist China   Demolitions On Outekirts * Of Menaced Perimeter Begun By Allied Troops

Soviet -Built Jets Step Up Red Attacks   Hungnam Beachhead Tightened; Allies Quit Small City

Red Air Arm Bids To Open All-Out Push   American Spokesman Says Jet Activity Haé Shown Increase

RED CHINA AIRMEN INTENSIFY ATTACKS   Increased Jet Fighter. Activity In- North Korea

Reds Are Upping Activity In Air  All-Out Air War In Korea Now Being

—ANALYSIS — UN Forces Vulnerable In Squeeze   JET ACTIVITY HINTS TURN

Yank Sky Rule Challenged by Enemy Jets   Foe Fliers Step Up Attacks Against American Planes

RUSSIA JET PLANES IN ACTION   Allied Forces Pull Deeper ~ In Hamhung Beachhead   Abandoned, Bridges Blasted By Retreating Forces; Big Convoy Spotted

Meat Prices Level Off; ; Small Declines May Now Be On Way  Wimwe P\VAsrews ClaYaad fluid OCtist ASG 0 lesen:   Eggs Down; Coffee Cost Cut As Consumption Declines; Heavy Demand For Frozen Foods

HOME EDITION   Airstrip Stand One Of War's Most . [Dramatic Stories

TALKS WITH CONGRESSMEN Truman Asks Billions  To Arm Free Nuitions

Attorney General Calls Gov. Smith ‘Damn Liar’ And Wants It Quoted

U. S. on Brink Of ‘Austerity’.   Federal Directive Cuts Use of Conper

State Prison Discipline Methods Outmoded, Too Severe, Report Savy

Expert Says Methods Of Discipline Preventing Escape Belong To Past

Grim Yuletide Mishaps Take 46 Lives   Highway Total Of 441 Deaths Biggest In Five Years

Big Two Agree Arms Must Be Built Quickly   Are Hopeful for Peace Only if Chinese Want It

No Appeasement ls Decision Of Truman-Attlee  Decision Also Made For Increased Speed In Rearmament Plans  = Sameeascacc A a ae ee ae sae

Report Made After Final — Strategy 1 Talk   -Two ‘Leaders Call. ' For Strength to Prevent War

Mercury Hits  50 Below in  Minnesota Sub-Zero Marks  Common West —  Of Great Lakes

Tree-Cracking Cold Hits Minnesota, Freezing Rain and Sleet Widespread

Subzero Weather Holds Many U. S. States in Icy Grip   Tree Trunk Bursts At 5€ Below; Snow Drifts Reach 22 Feet

Not Mildly Worded Six Countries Cal! Fer Quick  U.N. Action To Curb Chinese

U.N. ASSEMBLY GETS PLEA Mildly W orded Demand Is Filed By 6 Nations

So. Koreans, British Fight Malling Action   ‘Most American Troops Are Now Nearma Seoul

UN Asked to Stop Red China Army   Mildly Worded Document Filed With Assembly

U.S. Brings Red Charges In U.N. Move   Detailed Charges Presented To Get Around Soviet Veto

Halt Chinese, U.N. Urged  4 Nations Ask Actior To Stop Intervention

U.N. Assembly Action Asked  Six Nations Urge Steps   Re Taken nn Koren

United Nations Urged To Halt Chinese Attack   ‘ Big Three Powers, Three Others Join Ju Demand Te Lie

Assembly Action Against Korean Invaders Sought   Six Nations Seek to Stop Red China Drive

Steering Committee Called lo Meet Today To Discuss Plea  British Dele gate And Chinese Meet  caaieetiinieien=ea a  owe — -.£ = a ~~ i   Wu, Jebb, And Rau Attend Dinner Given By Trvgve Lie

Six-Power Move Seeks UN Action  “Assembly Gets ‘Halt   Assembly Gets ‘Halt Intervention’ Demand

——— ee  “Mild” Demand Submitted to UN  U.S. and Five Other Powers Formally Ask For Action on China

UN. Asked Tc Halt Invader   Six Nations Call For Swift Move to Stop Intervention

—6 NATIONS — Stop China Plea Filed With UN   DOCUMENT IS MILD, IN TONE

Demand U.N. Act To Stop Chinese   6 Countries File Formal Memorandum With Lie

Six Nations Call On U. N. To Act Immediately On Red Intervention

Mild Charges Filed in UN Against Red Intervention  Six Nations. including Big Three, Send Ernlanateru Nate en Carrataru.fveneral

Six- Nation Plea Goes To UN   Tone of Resolution Protesting Chinese . Intervention in Korea Is Mild: Debate Today

U.S. May File Charges On Chinese Reds   List of Specific Acts To Be Given To UN

Six Nations Demand Fast UN Action   File Memorandum To Stop Chinese Reds in Korea

Six Nations — Ask UN Halt Chinese Reds   Big Three and Three Others File Formal  Memorandum; Matter Up for Debate Today

UN ASKED FOR SPEEDY ACTION TO HALT CHINA   Five Western Powers Demand Assembly Consider Intervention

Demand Quick UN Action To Halt Chinese   US. 5 Western Nations File Memorandum With Secretary-General

Demand U. N. Act At Once on Intervention By Chinese In Korea      Six Nations File a Mildly-Wordec Memorandum With U.N. Secretary

Six Nations Ask UN Action to Stop China   ss. eee - y  U.S. Casualties Greatest in UN.Wai

Six Nations Ask U.N. Act  On Chinese   U. S., Five Others File Memorandum; Formal Hearine Held Today

Six Countries Want UN To Act   Ask United Nations To Act Now to Stop Chinese Intervention

Cold Rolls Deep Into Midwest  Colifornia Citrus Belt Gets Another Freeze

Stinging Cold Moves Into Midwest  Change in Weathe   Brings Damage, , py Poe yf eee oo

Cold Front Rolls Into Middle West   14 Degrees Colder in Los Angeles Than in Toronto.

Stinging Cold Moves Into Midwest  Change in Weather Brings Damage, New Flood Threats

Cold Front Penetrates Mid-West  Weather Binge   Weather Binge Produces More Sharp Contrast

PACT NATIONS ARE URGED T0 RUSH DEFENSE   Gen. Eisenhower Is Unanimous Choice For No. 1 Military Job In Europe.

Marshall Calls on Atlantic Nations to. Start Joint Defenses Immediately   Tells Committee Fight Against Communist - Aggression "May Only Have Begun"

Telephones Seized in New Jersey  Governor Acts To Prevent Strike;   Governor Acts To Prevent Strike; Will Appoint Three Arbitrators

Governor Acts In Phone Case   Facilities of Firm Seized Today in New Jersey Dispute.

Acts To Halt Walkout By Operators   Coast-To-Coast Strike Againet Airline Started

French Begin Evacuating  Women and Children From Revolt Torn Indo-China

India Renews Effort To Seat  China Commies   Move Urged As Basis For » End Of War In Korea; UL. S. Refuses

Washington Political Circles Puzzled At Manner Of Filling Top Level Posts

Politicos Puzzled at Truman’s Job Choices   Democrats are Not Getting All Of Key Posts

Selection © Is Puzzle 'To Capital   President’s Method 1  Bewildering Phase ‘to Many Who... Gave . Direct Support   Is. No. Democrat   Gifford Is-on Reference - Books. as- Good G.O.P. Member

Truman Backers Unrewarded—  Gifford Nomination Puzzle to Politicos

Truman Puzzles Wash. Politicos  Viefors Not Getting Spoils In Top Jobs

Dem Victors Not Getting All Top Jobs   Politicians Surprisec By Way Truman Ha: Been Filling Top Government Posts

Truman Puzzles Officials With Appointments  op resident Names Enemies To High U. S. Pos

Truman's Selection of Republicans for Key Posts Puzzles Exnerts: Money Raisers Qui

Gifford Plum Raises Brows   Achcson Believed, Behind Appointment

Puzzle Over Division Of Political Jobs   Gifford Appointment to St. James Causes Stir In Washington Circles

APPOINTMENTS OF TRUMAN SURPRISE   Republican Gifford Given Prize Political Plum

Political Heads Puzzled At Selection Of Gifford For Top-Ranking Place

Truman’s Appointment Of Gifford Drops Puzzle In Political Circle

opons system KReversea:  Truman's Choice of Appointees Jolts Washington: Fund Raisers Overlooked

Terror Paralyzes Normally Placid Philadelphia Suburb ~Manhunt On For Phantom Snipe:

“ NEVER WAS MORE CONFIDENT IN VICTORY -- OF ULTIMATE VICTORY -- IN MY LIFE THAN  AM NOW”  __— YWacARTHUR——

MacArthur At  : Front Confident OFU.N. Victory  Commander Declares Long, Tough War Ahead In Korea

AUTO-WORKERS   Federal Mediators Plan Coolingoft Period Mefore , Attemnting Selttement in Strike Which Aled 112,000 CIO-UAW Work pee.

Chrysler Strike Parleys Delayed   Mediators Allowing Tempers To Subside

Trend Favors Republicans In Congress Race  Democratic Mistake   Democratic Mistake: May Help GOP

GOP Leaders are Optimistic About Winning Congress   Will Make Most Of Mistakes by The Democrats

Stage Stars at Pemberton Rites   Veteran Producer’s Theater Friends to Take Part in Funeral Services Tuesday

Russia Profits Greatly From German Cold War While United States Takes Billions  In Losses Due To Differences In Policy

Battered Reds In Wild Flight Into Mountains   Three Divisions Driving For Border: Priseners Massacred In Reds’ Las  Show Of Defiance

Shattered Red Korean Army Fleeing   3 South Korean Divisions Drive Ahead for Kill

Allies Within 90 Miles of Chinese Border   Fast-Moving South Koreans May Reach Line by Tuesday

Believe ROKs Could Reach ‘Border Tues.   Reds Fleeing Back To Chief's Hideout In North Mountains

SOUTH KOREAN ARMY 50 MILES FROM FRONTIER   Sweeps Toward Manchuria in Pursuit of Fleeing Communists.

At Present Pace ROKs Could Reach Border Of Manchuria Tuesday   Three Divisions Driving for Goal   Fleeing Reds Heading For Mountain Hideout; Many POWs Escape

So. Koreans Only 50 Miles From Border   Beaten Communists No Longer Putting Up Organized Fight

Remnants of Red Army Are Fleeing Into Mountains  In Area Where Sung Fought the Japanese

RED FORCES FLEEING TO 'KANGGYE AREA   Some Prisoners Able To Escape  From Communists

Reds Flee To Hills in Northland   Three R.O.K. Divisions Are in Pursuits Red Chinese Guard Border Area   Prisoners Escape

F our-Month War Is All But Over  _ North Koreans  Cease Resistance

Red Troops Fleeing To Mountains   S. Koreans Drive For Manchurian Border to Finish - Four-Month War

S. Korean Army Near  Manchuria   Red Forees Fleeing To Mountain Areas;  120.000 Captured

ROKs 50 Miles From Manchuria   Three South Korean Divisions Driving For Manchurian Border To Finish Four-Month War; Many Prisoners Escape

Allies in Chase Nearing Border   Guerrilla Warfare Feared in Future

Manchuria Border Is Next Stop   South Koreans 50 Miles From Line as Red Defenders Fiee

Korean Reds Slay POWs,. Some Escape  _ South Koreans Due   South Koreans Due To Reach Border Of Manchuria Tuesday

Some Are Within Fifty Miles Of Border Now  red Remnants   Shattered Remnants Of Red Army Is Fleeing Northward

RED SOLDIERS ARE FLEEING TO HILLS   South Koreans May Reach Border By Tuesday   Offered In Last 24 Hours: Bag Of Red Prisoners Reaches 120,000

South Korea Units Near Manehuria   Many Captive Yanks Escape As Enemy Leaves In A Hurry

Reds Fleeing Northward   Victors Drive to End Four Months’ Conflict

UN Forces Race North In Search (f Prisoners   Shattered Remnants Of Red Army Flee  Toward Mountains

TROOPS ADVANCE TOWARD BORDER OF MANCHIIRIANS   Drive Aimed To Fin. ish Four-Month War As Shattered Remnants Of North Ko rean Army Flee.

Remnants Try For Kangaye   South ‘Koreans Less Then 50 Mites From Manchurian Border, Driving Fast

Say South Koreans Capable of Driving  To River Tomorrow  26,000 Enemy Troops Captured Yesterday;

Reds Lines Crumble As UN Rolls On   South Korean Forces Sweep Within 50 Miles Of Manchurian Border

Prisoners Are Wantonly Slain As Reds Flee   26,000 Commies Surrender While Others Move North

AED KOREANS IN FLIGHT TU HILL REFUGE   Hard Driving South Koreans May Hit Manchurian Border Tuesday.

SOUTH ROREAR UEITS DRIVING TO MANCHURIA   Three ROK Divisions Now Within 40 Miles of Northern Border

Some Are Wiinit Fifty Miles Of Border Now  Shattered Remnants Of Red Army Is   Shattered Remnants Of Red Army Is Fleeing Northward

Routed Reds Fleeing So Fast They Are Forced To  Abandon Many Prisoners   Yalu River On Border Just 50 Miles Away; Red Chinese Troops On Guard Along Waterway: Guerrilla War Exnected.

South Koreans Within 50 Miles of Manchurian Border   66 American Soldiers Massacred by North Karaanc—Red Recietance Callanc

ROKs 50 Miles From Manchuria  Red*Remnants in Frantic Flight to Mountain Triangle

Reds Fleeing To Mountain Headquarters  Of Premier   ROK Troops Could Reach River Barrier By Tuesday

26,000 Red Prisoners Rounded Up   All Organized Resistance Ends; Enemy Flees North

Three Units Chase Reds Northward   ROK Troops Capable Of Reaching Border Sometime Tuesday

ROK Forces In Pursuit Of Frantic Reds   South Korean Troops Push To Within 50 Miles of  Manchuria Chasing Commies

Temperatures.   Many Prisoners Escape To Allied Lines; Reds Flee to Kanggye

ROK TROOPS ONLY 50 MILES FROM BORDER   Northern Flight of Reds So Fast Many POWs Escapina.

Allies Nearing Manchuria  fyeal<e:r ZN ATI we   Only 50 Miles From Border

Allies Now Fifty Miles From Line; Enemy Shattered   Communist Remnants Flee Toward Kanggye; South Korean Troops May Reach Yalu River Sometime Tuesday

South Koreans Within © 50 Miles Of Manchuria   REMNANTS: OF RED ARMY FLEE TOWARD *! MOUNTAINS NORTH OF KANGGYE AS ROKs DRIVE FOR BORDER

Reds are Fleeing Toward Mountains War's End Near   No Resistance to Advances of U.N. Forces by Reds

Shattered Red Army In Rout   Prisoner Bag Nets 26,000 In Last 24 Hours

North Koreans Flee Quickly To The North   No Resistance On An Organized Seale For More Than 21 Hours

Shattered Reds In Frantic Flight For Hill Triangle   Three ROK Divisions Driving to Clean Up The Four-Month War

Allied T ide Rolls on — Northward   ‘ROK Forces Within.  50 Miles of Border;  Fleeing Reds Lose Some Prisoners Kill Others.

Forees of North Fleeing Too Fast To Hold en to  All of Prisoners

South Korea Force 50 Mis,  From Border   Shattered Remnants Of Red Army Fleeing Before Pursuing ROK Contingents

Frantic Red Troops Flee Northward   Heavy Roundup Of Prisoners Takes Place Along the Manehbiurienen Barcdan,

South Korean Drive Nears China Border   Advance Elements May Reach Yalu River Boundary Tuesday

Shattered Reds Try To Reach Mountain Area  OKs Driving Towerd . Ribish Fo Four-Month ! r On North Border

All Resistance Crumbling; Roks Approach Border  Communist Units In Frantic Flight; Priconers Escape

Salvation Army Drive Oct. 23-31   Reds Flee Frantically Toward Hills

ROKs Near Border of Manchuria   More Atrocities Reported As North Koreans Flee Frantically From South  MANY POWS ESCAPE   MANY POWS ESCAPE   Headquarters Expect End Of Organized Warfare Within Very Short Time

South Korean Forces Sweep To Red Border   Shattered Remnants Of Northern Reds Are Fleeing

Acheson Says European Aid Must Continue   Secretary Of State Blames Increasing Soviet Boldness

Acheson and Hoffman Insist U.S.’ Continue Economic Aid to Europe

Continued European  Aid Urged   Sec. Acheson Tells Congress Europe Needs Help, Reds Getting Bolder

HOFFMAN SEEKS SBILLIONS MORE TO HELP EUROPE   Tells Congress Funds Need  - ed To Preserve Peace,

MORE AID FOR EUROPE URGED   Acheson Contends Marshall Plan Continuance is Vital to Defense

Acheson Asks More ECA Aid To Halt Russ      Marshall Plan ‘Doubly Urgent’ In View of Red ‘Boldness.’ He Declares

European Aid “Doubly Urgent” Now As USSR Grows Bolder, Acheson Say:   All-Out British Vote Urged

BACKS UP PLEA FOR $3 BILLION AID TO EUROPE   $150 Million Out Of Current Funds Will Be Used Up

Acheson Declares ECA Continuance ‘Doubly Urgent’  Cites Soviet Signs of   Cites Soviet Signs of ‘Increasing - Baldness For World Dominion

Acheson, Hoffman Ask $3.1 Billion To Continue ECA   Called Urgent Because of Russ Increasing Boldnes:

European Aid Vial Achesor  Becks Pcncotnn Bata   Russia Growing Bold, Must Be Checked, Conaress Is Told

Leaders Ask Continuation  Of Aid F -_  TOD ew owen ec Shc   Russia Getting Bolder, State Secretary Says

Acheson Says Red Boldness On Upgrade   State Secretary Pleads For Aid Funds For Europe

Further Aid for Europe Sought By Acheson as Russia Shows  Signs of Increasing Boldness Solons Told More Money Needed To Halt Kremlin’s Domination

Aid to Europe Extension Asked To Block Russia   ‘Increasing Boldness’ Of Soviet Expansion Is Cited by Acheson

ECA ESSENTIAL, ACHESON SAYS   Testifies Marshall Plan , Halts Red Design

Treaty Nations Study Proposed ‘Army of West’   Specialized Roles In Unified Force Uraed in Talks

Nations Talk International Army System   Combined Forces Of Ate lantie Pact Lands Urged: Ike Seen As Leader

State Is Asked” To Maintain All Highways in Cit   Mayors Urge Part of Tax Increase’ Be Used For This Purpose

Highway Group. To Hear Request From Mayors  To Ask Maintenance  Of City Streets Used Ax Dvahumc Bavtes

F ast: bade ieonitonn late Await : Tests in Open Warfare When Allies Stage Counter Offensive   Russian Army Tanks

 mo mo mo mm em em Fast, Light American Tanks Await Tests in Open Warfare When  Allies Stage Counter Offensive

‘Sixth Column’ Aiding Soviet, ECA Head Says   Governors at Conference Hear Major Speech On U.S. Aims

Political Pot Boils At Confab  Ohio Governor May Support Taft Race

Governors’ Conference Political Pot Boils Furiously As Ohio’s Democrat Governor Reveals He May Support Sen. Taft

State Governors Hear Criticism Of Idle War Talk   Truman Urges Peace Activity; Lausche May Support Taft

TALK OF WAR IS DENOUNCED BY PAUL HOFFMAN   Another Conflict Will End  Civilization, Governors Told   SAYS RUSSIANS ARE HAVING TROUBLES

CONTINUES A HEARING   In the Settlement of the Estate of the Late Louise Towne

KKK SIAMESE TWINS BORN IN AUSTRALIA REPORTED WELL AND THRIVING NOW

Big Hong Kong Bank s Robbed  Chinese Bandits Grat $50,000 In Cash

[ENTE EN \ GUIDEPOsTs  on tornuanien ane) Si cma BAIT  Norman Vincent Peale   CONFESSION OF FAITH Rwy Faith Raldwin

Monopoly On Vitamin Pills  tuctice Danartmon   Justice Department Cherges Two Firms Control Machinery

CLAIM MONOPOLY IN CAPSULE SALE   ANTI-TRUST ACTION FILED BY M'GRATH AGAINST TWO FIRMS

AcademyAward Race Nears End With Crawford. De Havilland In Top Lead

Major Nominations For Motion Picture Academy Awards Contain Few Surprises

‘All The King’s Men,’ Broderick Crawford, Miss de Havilland Top Academy Nomination:

Taft Urges Loan Made For Spain   Senator Says People Approve Of Measure

Americans Favoi Loan to Franco, Taft Asserts   Ohio Senator Claims Voters Back Spain Aid

Tibet “Invasion” Termed A Bluff  US Authorities Cite Approach Of Winter

Tibet Report Believed Bluft   Wintertime Invasion Held Virtual Impossibility

Says Cities Don’t Know A-Defense   Los Angeles Mayo: Thinks Something Should Be Done.

Atomic Defense For Cities Is Demanded  Washington Irks Los Angeles Mayor

US. Cities Know Nothing of Atomic Defense, Says Los Angeles Mayor

CITIES LEFT IN DARK REGARDING ATOM DEFENSES   Los Angeles Mayor Cri ticizes Washington’s Handling Of Matter   COMMITTEE OFFERS ADVICE TO PUBLIC

Los Angeles Official Criticizes Secrecy On Civilian Protection —   Declares Similar Handling Of War Would Result In Tremenduous Waste Of Fffart: Demandsc Single Acenreyv

Lawmakers Told Cities in Dark On A-Bomb Defense   Los Angeles Mayor Blasts Govt. Handling; Single Agency Held Needed

Afom Defense Plan Of U.S. Under Aitack   Californian ‘Says: Nation ~ dn’ Dark-In Badly-Han dled Situation

U.S. Cities Can’t Find Out Defense Against A-Bomb   Mayor Of Los Angeles Tells Congressional Probers Washington’s Handling Leading To Tremendous Waste Of Effort

Official Asks - A-Defense Aid   Los Angeles Mayor Urges Need for Instruction

Eisenhower Would Accept Post As Heac Of Atlantic Pact  Says It Would Be His Duty to Accept Job If Offered by Truman

More Police And  Firemen Planned   City's Valuations Soar More Than $30 Million To Hit Record High

More Police, Firemen Included In Budget 7  25-Cent Tax Slash Planned For City

Tucker Freed  In Fraud Case   Jury Deliberates Little Over 17 Hours

FEDERAL JURY CLEARS TUCKER : INDREAM-CAR'FRAUD-CASE—   Four Ballots Taken By The Jurors ‘In Reachina Verdict

BRITAIN BIDS FOR END T0 HOSTILITIES   Direct Appeal Is Sent To Red China As  Envoys Arrive

Britain Bares  Peace Plea  To Red China  Tells Peiping Regime Allies in No Way  jhe Sa: ce ae

Britain Discloses Direct Appeal to Communist China foknd Intervention in Korea

Britain Appeals To Chinese To End Korea Intervention   Bid for Peace Made as Delegation Passes Through London on Way to UN Meeting

BID FOR PEACE MADE BY BEVIN   CHINESE COMMUNISTS ASKED TO END TER INTERVENTION IN KOREA.

'OkinawaTo Be Made Strong   Japan Asks For Separate Peace With Western . Democracies

Would Give Military Bases To US For Use Against Aggressors   Advise Dulles Of Desire For Treaty Even If Communist China And Russia Refuse To Sign.

Japan Asks For Peace Treaty   Johnson Asserts U.S. To Keep, Fortify Okinawa Base

Jap Heads Ask Dulles For Treaty  Want Dart Evan   Wont Pact Even If Reds Refuse to Sign; U. S. Making Bastion at Okinaws

Request Include: Protection From Red Influence   Agreement With West Desired, Dulles Told

JAPAN WANTS SEPARATE PEACE MADE WITH U.S,   Seeks Protection Against Aggression Of Communism

War Financing:   S3 Billion Excess Tax Bill Put Ahead of Military Funds

HIGHER TAXES FOR DEFENSE TO GET ATTENTION   Increase In Corporation  Levies And Excess Profits Forecast   DOMESTIC ECONOMY IS URGED BY BYRD

Milita. 5 Meney Btll Late.  Senate to Act on Iligher Taxes Before Arms Funds

Senate Priority Given Measure To Boost Taxes  Wins Right-Of-Way Over Defense Funds

Higher Taxes Receive Top Billing In Senate  _ Military Money Bill Held Up For —

HIGHER TAXES FOR DEFENSE ARE IN OFFING   Senate, House Rushing Top Emergency Measures

Higher Taxes Vin Right Of Way In Congress Plans  Excess Profits Levy Is First On Program

Higher Taxes Get Priority In Emergency   Senate Readies Pre-Christmas Action On Top Legislation

Defense Tax Gets  Priority in Senate   Bills Boosting Corporation, Profit Levies Head List Of Pre-Christmas Emergency Measures

Lucas Clears Way for Tax Boosts Ahead of $17 Billion Military Bill

Higher Tax Bill Given Priority   Lucas To Sponsor Corporation Levy, New Profit Tax

DEFENSE. MEASURES OUT.RRONT   Top Emergency. Legislation to Get’ Immédiate. Action

FOR DEFENSE ~ARETN OFFIN   Senate, House Rushing Top Emergency Measures

Senate Ready To Vote Highe Tax Measure  Miuae Annranriation<e   Huge Appropriations For Military Slated For Early Action

Senate Readies Action on Top Levy \leasure   Upper Chamber to Get Pre-Christmas Action On Emergency Bills

UN Speeds Action On Korea Topic   38th Parallel Due To Be Erased, Belie}

British Take Initiative In  Pushing Plan   MacArthur May Get OK To Cross 38th Parallel

U.N. IsFacing Problem Of Korean Policy  Craadyu Actian On   Speedy Action On Future Policy Is Forced On Assembly

WILL RECEIVE MEDAL   For Outstanding Citizenship From Wichita Rotary Club

BYRD RECEIVES POLITICAL SLAP   Truman Nominates Virginia’s Opponent For Seven-Year Job — Fight Exnocted.

Byrd Foe Seen Facing Battle’ Over FTC Post   Truman Appointment Of Virginian Slated To Draw Opposition

APPOINTMENT IS HIT BY SENATE   Committee Snags Truman’s Naming Of Martin A. Hutchinson

Virginian Named By Truman To Trade Commission Post Faces Trouble From Senate

Truman’s Choice Of Hutchinson, ' Byrd Political Foe, Meets Trouble

Kidnaper Of Two Youths Shot Dead  Mingo Junction Police Stage Battie

Police Slay Gunman Who Keeps Youths Locked Up 43 Hours In Auto Trunk

Youths Locked In Auto Trunk For 43 Hours   Abductor Forces Wife To Accompany Him on Trip; Gun Fight Staged

HITCHAIAER SLAIN IN RUNNING FIGHT AFTER KIDNAPING 2   Police Track Down Pennsytvanian Who Held Youths in Trunk Compartment of Car 43 Hours,   CHASE STARTS WHEN BOYS ARE RELEASED   Victim Shot Upon Refusal to Come Out From Behind Thicket — Had Been Given “Lift.”

Police Kill  Abduetor  Of2 Youths Victims Held  In Auto Trunk Ray A®  2 eee

Mingo Junction Officers Kill Man Who Kept Two Youths Captive 43 Hours

Two Pennsylvania Youths Are Kept in Car Trunk 43 Hours   Abductor Is Shot and Killed by Police to End Manhunt Monday

Truman Acts to Avoic Any Partisan Tinge In Tonight's Address   Speech Likely to Reopen Drive to Force Russia To Talk Realistic Peace

PRESIDENT TO MAKE MAJOR TALK TONIGHT   Speech To Be First Since Meeting With Gen. MacArthur on Wake Island Sunday

Truman to Discuss Foreign Policy in  Tuesday Night Talk   President to Make First Speech To Nation Since His Conference On Wake Island With MacArthur

Truman On Air Late Tonight  Talk Will Cover U. S. Foreign Policy

Truman to Make  Speech Tonight  Takes Precautions To Provide Non-Partisan Backdrop to Talk - -

Provides Non-Partisan Backdrop Truman Returns for Major Policy Speech

President Will Deliver Major Foreign Policy Speech to Nation From West Coast Tonight

Truman Talks: Tonight, 10:30 Mexico Time  Opening Shot liv Forceful New ty  Cae Danwlktet7- BDascwn

Foreign Policy Statement Set For 10:30 (cst)   Words of President To Be Beamed To All Points of Globe

Truman Foreign Policy Address Sated for Tonight   Talk to Be Opening Of Drive for Peace With Soviet Union

TRUMAN SPEECH   Peace Challenge to Russ Expectec In President's Policy Address; Non-Political Backdrop Set in. S.F.

Truman Address Tonight   Will be First Move To Induce Jipssia Into a Realistic Talk on Peace

Truman Takes Special Precautions For Major Policy Speech Tonight

Major Foreign Policy Address Starts At 10:30   President To Be Heard On Radio From Opera House At San Francisco; Regard Address As Opening Shot Of Forceful Effort To Make Soviet Union Talk Peace

Truman To Shun Political Angles In Policy Address  Avoids Candidates In San Francisco; Maps Major Talk

Truman Talks Tonight to The Nation   Foreign Policy Address Follows Visit With MaeArthur on Wake Island

Major Foreign Policy Address Will Be Given   New Effort to Induce Russia to Talk Peace

TRUMAN ADDRESS OPENING GUN IN NEW PEACE DRIVE   FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH TO START AT 10:30 TONIGHT

Truman Speaks To the Nation On Air Tonight   Opening Shot of New Effort to Get Russia To Talk Realistically

Expected to Tell of Talk W. ith WeArthm   Key Address Comes From San Francisea

Talks to io World on Radio From San Francisco   Will Be First Word Since Meeting With General MacArthur

Truman's Talk To Nation Sef For Tonight   Talk to be Aimed at Inducing Russia to Realistic Peace Talk

Truman Talks on Foreign Policy Tonight   Speech to Open New Effort to Induce Russ to Talk Peace

Truman Delivers Foreign Policy Address Tonight   First Talk to the Nation Since Pacific Meeting With Gen. MacArthur

TO REPORT TO NATION   President Truman to Make Major Address From West Coast

Knockout Assault Boiling On Toward Yalu Riv er in Western Section, Near Manchuria.

Big Battle Raging On Centra! Front   Stiff Communist Opposition Also Encountered on Eastern Flank But Drive Continues Without Opposition on Western Flank.

24th Division Moves up West Coast of Korea   Allies Encounter Opposition in Other Sectors

 REDS ON HORSEBACK—  Victory Drive Flattens First Real Opposition

SOME OUTFITS STILL ROLLING TOWARD BORDER   Fighting Rages 58 Miles South Of Soviet Siberia

Counterattacks Siow Some Units: Choniu Captured   Troops Now Within 45 Miles Of Border

EDITOR GUILTY ON ONE COUNT   Fitzpatrick Found Innocent Of Drunkerness And Resisting Arrest

Draft Will Take Many More Youths   Congress Speeds Up  Legislative Action

Thousands Of Americans Due To Know Draft Status Soon   Senate And House Committees Expected To Rush Action On Selective Service Law

Blockade Of Berlin Resumed   German Communists Reported Planning May ‘Incident’

Red Seizure Plans Hinted   Report Commies To Try To Take Over West Berlin

Communists Set To Seize West Berlin May 28   Russia Resumes On-Off Blockade Of Trucking

American Infantry Seizes Two Bridgeheads On West Bank Of The Naktong River   Second Crossing Under Direct Communist Attack; Marines, With Patton Tanks, Battle Through  C Te. tnv 1...

First Big Raid Made By Fleet Of Superforts   North Korean Port City of Wonsan Is Heavily Bombed; Planes Manned by Combat-Tested  Vets; Battlefront Area Also Pounded

Reds Admit B-29 Bombing Damage Huge  Indicate Wonsan, Key Port, Target

Nearly 30 Strong . Superforts Hit Key Goasl Port In First Bio Raid of Korea War

50 Superforts Stage Their First Big Raid   Red Radio Indicates Target Was Key Port City of Wonsan

Superforts Plaster Red Rail Center   Northerners Admit Heavy Loss as U. 5. Planes Inaugurate Precision Bombina

50 U.S. SUPERFORTS RAID NORTH KOREA, UNLOADING 500 TONS OF BOMBS

PORT OF WONSAN RAIDED BY B-29'S   HEAVIEST AIR BLOW OF WAR STRUCK BY FLEET OF NEARLY ) BOMBERS.

Senate Race Blasts Forth On East Coast   Pepper Moves Into Miami; Smathers Goes Ta Jacksonville

Coast Fears ‘Winds Will iBring Rains   High Waters ‘Receding in   Most Places Bats Stilt   Cat Off Communities; Road Damace Hich

Storm Hits California And Oregon  Winds on Way, Bureau Says: Floods Feared

New Storm Hits Flooded Oregon   Further Heavy Rains Feared as Rivers Start Receding

New Storm Rollsin — Off Pacific.   Area Still Staggering From Week of Storms Fears More Flooding  If Rains Follow Wind

POLITICAL IMMORALITY, PAVING WAY TO WAR   RUNS DEEPER INTO DEBT   Says Confidence of People Is Being Shaken”   PROMISES FOR VOTES

Taft Says Dems Paving Way For 31d World War   Domestic Policies Of Truman Flayed; Confidence Broken

Western Powers Set Up United Command  Alnarth Atlantic Dart   North Atlantic Pact Nations Agree To Unified Plan

Permanent High Command Is Set Up Today  Armed Ferces Will   Armed Forces Will Be Developed To Defend Nations

American Probable Top Man   Designed to Halt Soviet Aggression Or “Trojan Horse’

Each Nation To Appoint One Delegate   Harriman, Eisenhower, Lovett and Bradley Have Inside Track to Head High Command

Atlantic Nations Set Up Fulltime Defense Head  American Chairman Likely to Direct Work Of 12 Pact Countries

Main Purpose of New Pact Group to Block Communists  Ministers Order It to Develop Defence Forcrec

Aim To Protect Europe From Communist Peril   Permanent High Command Ordered To Develop Neeessary Armed Forces; To Pick Director From U. 8,

Ministers Tell Committee Draff Europe Defense   12 Deputies to Be Named; Chairman May Be from U. S.

DEFENSE PLAN FOR WEST TO BE DRAWN UP   Twelve Allied NationsEach to Name Deputy to Serve on Permanent High Command Committee...   DEPUTIES WILL cs APPOINT LEADER   Armed Forces Planned to Block Communism Whether by Attack or Trojan Horse Tactice :

Will Name Full-Time  Chairman   Each Of 12 Member Nations To Appoint Deputy To Serve On Atlantic Committee

Permanent High Command Is Sel Up Today   Armed Forces Will Be Developed To Defend Nations

The Weather   Peace Only Goal, Acheson Asserts   Warns West Must Be Prepared to Ward Off Aggression: Permanent Command Set Up by Pact Nations

Each Member Nation Will Name Deputy   Appointments To Be Made Soon; Chie’ May Be American

WEST OUTLINES HIGH COMMAND TO BLOCK REDS   Nations Agree On De-fenses Against Russian Aggression — Will Draw. Up Military Plans.

Pact Nation Heads Meet To Complete Plans Today   American Expected To Head New Group Coordinating Ideas

Deputies to Be Named By 12 Allies; Chief loBeAppointed   Agreement Also Aimed at ‘Trojan Horse’ Conquests

Each Of 12 Members To Have Deputy On Supreme  : Command Group   Armed Units Seen To Protect West   Council To Be Responsible For Coordinating: Polit ical, Economic Issues

Atlantic Pact. Nations Set Up Permanent Unit  ’ Group: to Develop Necessary Forces

Pact Nations Order Forces  Mobilized   Each Will Name Deputy for Council; Chairman Pending

PACT POWERS ACT 10 HALF COMMUNISM   Each. of Twelve Membér Foreign Ministers to Appoint Deputy to Serve On Committee   POLICIES ARE OUTLINED

West Powers Adopt Plans To Stop Reds   Qlose Four-Day Talks; Speculation Grows Over Who Will Head Council

12 Atlantic Pact Powers To Set Up Command To Direct Rearmament  And Further Strategy For Cold War

PACT NATIONS SET ANTI-RED DEFENSE PLAN   Agree To Set Up A High Command To Block  Communism

Pact Nations Pian Strategy   Permanent High Command to Include Deputy From Each Member Country

Permanent High Command Is Set Up for Allies   Armed Forces Will Be Developed to Defend Western Europe

Foreign Ministers of 12 Na tions Conclude Meeting; To Name Deputies for Permanent Committee.  TO CO-ORDINATE PLANS FOR DEFENSE

London, May 18 {(AP)—Atlantic pact foreign minisers set up a permanent high command tonight and orlered it to develop the armed forces necessary for the

London Session Brings Action On Defense Plan  Ministers Ready  : £2 eee   Ministers Ready To Name Group Without Delay

Council OF Deputies Of 12 Nations Set Up To Plan Cold War: Seek U.S. Chief

pid To Develop rmy To Defend:  estern Europe   th Minister Will Name A Depuiy To Serve On Permanent Committee

Each Nation To Appoint One Deputy   Action Is Taken To Form Defense Against Communism

Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers Sef Up High Command, Order If To Develop Needed Armed Force

Western Powers Set Up Anti-Red High Command   Anti-Communism Defense Measures Are Likely To Be Headed By An American; Details Given

Permanent Setup May Be Headed By US Citizen   Council To Direct Rearmament; Bolster Europe’s Economy

Pact Nations Bolsier Arms For Defense.   High Command. Will Be Named  By Ministers

12 Atlantic Pact Nations OK” Setup For Defense Against Communism; High Command Will. Be- Named

Allied High Command Established   Permanent Body To Develop Forces To Defend West Europe

Allies Set Up TopCommand.  Order Forces   12 Deputies To Serve On West Pact Strategy Board; American Likely Head; Defense Troops Eyed

Permanent High Command Set By 12 Nations  Foreign Ministers Agree on Fight To Block Reds

New Anti-Soviet Defenses Mapped   Atlantic Pact Nations Approve Permanent Force for the Defense of Western Europe

West Allies. Organize To Biock Reds’   Permanent Council  Will Be Formed

Western Powers Agree To Block Reds; To Set Up Permanent Defense Counail

Pact Nations Set Up Top Command   Group To Direct All Action Against Reds

Ordered to Develop Neces sary Forces for Defense of Western Europe

Infilfration And Invasion Blocks Planned   American Is Expected To Head Permanent Council

Nations Approve A High Command  Ordered to Develop Neces: sary Forces for Defense of Western Europe  HAVE TWO MAIN JOBS  Each of 12 Countries Wil Name Deputy to Serve on Committee   HAVE TWO MAIN JOBS

‘Left Wing Fellow’ Denies Being Red   Dancer Called Communist Supporter by Housewife Takes Stand at Trial

Sen. M'Carthy by Californian   San Jose, Attorney - Accosts: Solon, Calls Him Corrupt

Lawyer Tells McCarthy He’s Corrupt Man   Californian Offers tc Testify On Senator’s Record In Wisconsir

McCarthy Has Brief Tussle With Lawyer   San Francisco Man Calls Senator ‘Man Without Morals’

Accosts M’Carthy In Hall of Senate Office Building   Man Grabs Solon by Shoulder, Calis Him  Corrupt, Unmoral

M’CARTHY GETS HEATED VERBAL LASHING TODAY   California Lawyer Tells Wis “ €onsin Solon Heads A "Corrupt Man’ 9

NEW ANTHRACITE UNION PROPOSE   Lewis Opposition Grows in Hard Coal Fields.

Bay Mud Flat Fails to Free U. $. Warship   Mighty Two-Hour Effort to Pull Big Mo Free  Is Called Off

B Tugs Fail To Budge Missouri   Another Effort Is Planned Tomorrow

Chesapeake Mud Holds “Mo” Fast      Mighty Two-Hour Effort ‘to Free Stranded Battleship Fails: Higher Tide Is Awaited.

‘Big Mo’ ‘Stays Stuck In Mud: New Try Slated   Major Attempt To Free U. S.’s Biggest Battleship From Mud Has No Effect

Mighty Effort By Navy Fails To Free ‘Big Mo  Fleet Of Tugs Unable To. Budge Battleship;  Tev Anain Tamarraw ”

Big Mo Refuses To Budge From Mud In Chesapeake Bay   Mighty Effort to Free Stranded Warship to Re Renewed Wednesday

—RESCUE EFFORTS RUSHED  128 Men Are Trapped In Mine Shaft Collapse

Two More  Hospitals Oust Sander   New Hampshire Doctor Now Dropped From Four Siaffs

Sander Faces New Hurdles  Dropped From Staffs Of Two More Hospitals

wv ine Wasnington Merry-Go-Round  Inside Story of Conference Cn Crisis in the Far East

Senate Is Expected fo Follow Suit   Night Session May Be Held to Bring Fina] Approval

Order Barring Vote Inquiry Is Dissolved   States Rights Attorneys Ask That Restraint Be Set Aside

Hemorrhage Goes On Although Man Given 86 Pints of Blood in Month

First Army Dead From Korean War Are Brought Home   Flaes Are Half-Masted At Seattle Port When They Arrive Monday

144 TRANSPORTED BY MARS FLYING BOAT   Marine Corps Reservists Flown From Hawaii To California  zee Tentintn

HAWAIL HAWAIE TO SAN DIEGO  Navy Claim Claims Flying Recoré  For Passenger Aircraft

Navy's Caroline Mars Ferries 144 From Hawaii fo U. S.; Claim Record

Navy Flies 144 Men ~ In Giant Aircraft   New Passenger Flight Record Claimed For Caroline Mars —

Navy Sets New Record ‘With Plane   Carries 144 Men Ove Ocean for Marine Corps Training.

Navy Plane Sets Passenger Record  With 144 Aboard   Caroline Mars, Flying Boat Covers 2,302 Miles In 14 Hours, 18 Minutes

No Provisions In Budget For Such Sizeable Force President  Tells Newsmen At Conference   Legislation In Congress Merely Sets 70 Groups As Ceiling For Air Strength It Is Pointed Out.

Truman Says. ‘No to Boost In Air Force.   Nation Can’t Afford Jump fram 48 to 70 Groups, He Claims

Larger Air Force Said Impossible  Truman Claims 70-Group Unit Is Beyond Budaet Capacity

Local Temperature   Says U. S. Can't Afford lt.... Truman Opposes. Air Force Boost

U.S. Can’t Afford 70 Force, Truman   Comments on Pending Legislation to Okay 70 Group Air Force

Truman Says Nation Can't Pay for Force   -70-Group Air Force Is Too Expensive, Claims President; Legislation Says Number Is Ceilina

Bigger Air Force Rapped By Truman   Too Costly At This Time, President Declares

‘Trunian Nixes 10 - Group Air Force   Nation Can Not Afford It, He Declares At Press Conference

Truman Says He Would Vote Party Ticket   Comments At Press Conference On Wavering Of Lausche

TRUMAN BACKS PARTY TICKETS   President Calls Governors To White House For Political Conference.

in Bude Limits   Nemes NY Lawyer Acheson Deputy ‘on Defense Unit

a! —TRUMAN ANSWERS LAUSCHE— 2 Southern Governors  Snubbed At Luncheon

Big Air Force Too Expensive   Truman Says 70 Grouvs Are Not Wihin Budaet

Ohio To Name Democratic Senator In Fall Election. President Predicis

Truman Says U.S. Can’t Afford Bill   Budget Is Guide In Setting The Ceiling, President Feels

Too Expensive For Nation, President Says   Truman Would Vote Straight Ticket in Ohio

President Truman Says Nation Can’t Afford 70-Group Air Force Now

Nation Can't Afford It, Truman Says   Legislation Now Before Congress Has That Ceiling

Truman Backs Ohio Democrat  Sees Ferguson Win   Sees Ferguson Win Over Senator Taft

President Knows How  He’d Vote   Choice in Ohio Would Be Straight Democratic As Always, Truman Says   VICTORY ‘NO DOUBT’   Harry Explains to Press Why Wright, Thurmond  Weren’t at Luncheon

Truman Says U.S. Cannot Afford Boost   President Also Comments Upon Lausche ‘Vote’

Truman Says 10 Air Groups Too Expensive   President Would Vote   President Would Vote Democratic in Ohio, Hopes Ferguson Wins

TRUMAN OPPOSES - 70-GROUP FORCE   Budget Won't ° Allow It, President. Maintains

T ruman Pr ess € Conference. cael  US. Can't tPay for70- Group Air Force, Backs Ohio Democrats

WOULD VOTE IT STRAIGHT IF IN ~ OHIO--TRUMAN   President Differs With Democrat Governor Who Hasn't Decided.

Truman Fights Big Air Force   President Says Nation Cannot Afford 70 Aircraft Groups

Can’t Afford 70-Group Air  Force, Says   Truman Declares Budget Will Not Allow Cost; Comments On Lezislation

President Declares At News Conference That Country Should Buy Armed Power Within Its Budget Capacity—Chief Executive’s Discussion Also Ranges Into Field Of Domestic Politics, Foreign Affairs And Various Other Matters

Truman Confident Ohio Will Choose Democrat In Fall Senate Contest

Ww right, Thurmond Snubbed  } i  ‘Truman Answers Lauscehe —Indirectly

Bigger Air Arm Said Impossible  Cost Of 70 Groups   Cost Of 70 Groups Cited By President

President Tells Correspondents Unifed States Cannot Afford 70-Group Air Force at Present

U.S. Can'tAtiord 7 0-Group Air Arm Truman Declares   Comments On Pending Legislation To Enlarge Country's Air Force

Truman Says Nation Can Not Pay For 76 Group Air Force Authorized By Congress Bill

President Says The Country Can‘t Support 70 Group Air Force Today

Truman Hits P peas      Claims United States Budget Gant Aflard Building Of 70-Group Force

Chief Executive Cites Reason For Opposition To Air Power Program

Truman Says Natior Unable to Finance /0-Group Air Force  House-Senate Group Agrees on Measure to Provide More Planes

Says Nation Can't Afford 10 Groups   President Declines To Give Views On Wew Tax Bill

Chief Executive Predicts Election Of Democratic Senator In Ohio This Fall

Truman Prefers ‘Straight Ticket’  Takes Firm Stand On Ohio's Mixup

President Predicts Defeat of Sen. Taf   Discusses Ohio Election Today — Would Vote Straight Democratic Tieket.

South Korea Forees Gain  Six Miles   Reds Abandon Big Guns In Rout By Eighth Division

Yank Officer Calls Enemy Retreat ‘Rout   South Koreans Draw Noose Around Pocket Containing 2,000

Drafting of Married Men May Be Near  Manpower Pool Requirements  To Be Enlarged

Married Men Draft Said Coming Soon   Defense Department Puts Out Call For Doctors. Dentists

Republicans Promised Big Turnout   Possible Changes Top Issue With Treasurer Nominee  cc EERIE EN CO Sere mesoe Ee

lowa GOP Setup May Be Changed   Switches in State Membership Will Be Big Convention Issue

CHINESE GO QNWAR FOOTING TO DEFY U.N.   Armies, Reported  Streaming Toward Korean Frontier

Truman Plan To Increase Jobless Pay Is Opposed   Both Parties Face Idea With Caution In Election Season

‘Bigger Benefits Sought  Increace in Jobless Pay Plan Gets Mixed Reception At Capitol

NEW TRUMAN PLAN  President's Proposal Re ~ ecived Mixed Reception on Capitol Hill

JOBLESS PAY PROPOSAL 10 BE OPPOSED   Truman's Plan To In crease Benefits Gets Mixed Reception

TRUMAN ASKS NEW JOBLESS PAY PLAN   Proposal Receives Mixed Reception In Capital

JOBLESS PAY— Reception For Truman  Plan Mixed   Top Democrats - Not Enthusiastic

Tax Increase On Employers To Carry Load   Lawmakers See New Grab For Power

Proposes fo Pay It With Hiked Taxes   Employers Would Foot Bill) President Ajarmed of Unemployment in U.S.

GOP Leaders Ready To Fight Truman Plan   Pe ee 1 ee   Democratic Sofons Not Enthusiastic Over Any Action

Congress Only Luke Warm to Jobless Plan   GOP Balks, Democrat Leaders Not Enthused —Proposal Would Set $30-a-Week Minimum

Democrat Lesilets Unenthusiastic Jobless Pay Proposal Has Mixed Reception

Mixed Reception Giver Jobless Pay Increases   President’s Request For Legislation Covering Six. Million More Workers Faces Touch Battle

Truman Jobless Pay Plan Faces Uncertain Fate  Democratic Leaders Are Not Eager To Push Program

Leaders Indicate No Willingness To Push Program   Some Republicans Are Ready To Fight  Truman’s Proposal

Mixed Reception Seen by Congress   President Wants $30 Minimum for 26 Weeks, Higher Tax, New Rules

Even Demo Leaders Aren’t Enthusiastic over Plan To Give Unemployed $30 A Week Benefits.   WOULD INCREASE TAX ON EMPLOYERS

Jobless Pay Hike Request  Fate Cloudy   Reaction To Truman's Plea  For Better Aid Draws Uncertain Reaction

Jobless Pay Plan Lacks Enthusiastic Capital Reception   Some Democrats Doubt Now Is Time for Action; Republicans Ready for Battle

Cool Reception For Jobless Plan  Truman Would Expand  { en mn aon, Dhaiae

Cool to Plea For Jobless   Congress Shows Little Liking for Truman’s Bigger Benefits Idea

Chilly Reception Given President's Jobless Aid Boost  Democrat Chiefs Not Anxious for Action in 1950

Plea for Wider Benefits Given Mixed Reception   Neither Party Wildly Enthusiastic Over  Issue This Year

Truman Would Up Jobless Pay To $30   Also Wants More Workers Covered; Reception Mixed

Plan Meets Mixed Reception snes Extension Of Job Insurance Sought

JOBLESS WAGE ~ PLAN ARGUED   Congressional Leaders Not Enthusiastic About Pushing It.

Jobless Help Proposals Due To Be Delayed   Program Expansion Reception Is Mixed Among Party Heads

Truman's Jobles Pay Plans Get Cool Reception  Leudars Not Eager Fa. Push Blonket Program ’ For Unemployed Now

Japan Seen As Our Best World Ally   Japanese Attitude That of Voluntary Desire to Assist in F ighting in Korea  ——   Interests Are Akin   Nation Also Is Anxious to End Occupation, Get Seat in U.N.

Correspondent Finds Japan Potentially Effective Ally   Ry RETLMAN MORIN

Japan, as Balance Wheel of Orient,  to Be America’s Most Effective Alh

Inbred Hate for Ancient Foes Makes Japan Our Best Ally   Interests Of The United States and The Japanese Are Practically Identical At This Hour of Crisis

Japan, Our Most Dangerous Enemy, Is Now Most Potentially Effectine Ally

Value of Japan as a Potential Ally Expressed by Morin   Rv Relman Morin

Says Japan Is Potentially Our Most Effective Ally Now   BY RELMAN MORIN

Japan the Most Effective Ally of U.S., Says Writer   Rearmed Japanese Could Become a Bulwark Against  Apinta Paneuse:,. tebe

Japan Potentially Is Most Effective Ally America Has   Re RELMAN MORIN

lopan. ‘Once Most Dangerous U. S. Foe, Now Potentially Most Effective Ally

WAR NOTES FROM KOREA-3  Japan Can Be Effective Ally   Re REI MAW MORIN

Split Between Russia And U.S. ‘Over Japanese Treaty Is Seen   Japan, Once Most Dangerous Enemy Of U. $., Now Most Effective Ally   Re RELVEAN VIORIN

Results In Korea Potential. Ally Of United States  Once Most Dangerous Enemy -

Japan Potentially America’s Most Effective Ally Anywhere in World   Inter-Dependence of Interests and Japanese Hatred and Distrust of Russia and China Are More Compelling Reasons Than Love for U.S.

amacrent ractically Identi . Japan Potentially Our Best Ally Now

Once Once Most Dengerous Enemy Now Friendly— Japs, Potentially Effective Ally, Have Same Interests Now

RELMAN SAYS JAPO WANT 10 BET INTO WAR   Interests Identical with U. S. Nation Fears Peri! of Red Giants.

Japan, Once Most Dangerous Enemy Shapes Up As Most Effective Ally

FORMER ENEMY HAS NEW ROLE - Japan Called United State’s Best Ally

i wo Nations bound — (Japan, Once Dangerous Enemy,  Now Most Effective East Ally   By RELMAX sneer

—INTERESTS MATCH OURS IN FAR EAST— 7 Japan, Once Our Greatest Enemy Is Eager to Fight on Our Side

FORMER ENEMY _JAPAN NOW OUR STRONGEST ALLY   Morin Says Japanese Interests in Korea, Asia Are Tied to U. S.

Japan in Position to Be America’s ~~ Most Useful Ally in the World Today

Tommy Ellis Gets 50 Years  Taare  Bea enon neame ween  Ek   lowan Unexpectedly Pleads Guilty

ELL PLEADS GUILTY. GIVEN OU-YEAR TERN   Youth Accused of Stabbing te Death Elderly Widow Changes Plea.

Juror Falls Off Wagon   Ellis Pleads Guilty To Murder Charge in Des Moines Friday

Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison For D. M. Murder   Changes Plea to Guilty of Second Degree Slaying

UMT WILL NOT BE PRESSED BY PRESIDENT NOW   Truman Inclined To Wai Until Next Session Of Congress   LEGION COMMANDER SUPPORTS MEASURE

Truman Wants Universal Military Training, But Won't Ask It This Year   George Craig, National Commander American Le gion Says Service Organization Will Go All Out For Passage This Session

Truman Not Pressing U. M. T. Now, \But Favors Plans for the Future

Truman Favors —UMT Program   President Won't Press For ~nedAetion. -At ‘Current.  Seccian

Eisenhower Says Americans Must Serve   General Tells U. S. That Citizens Should Be Proud

PRESIDENT OUT AFTER BALLOTS   Travels Campaign Style In Midwest On 66th Birthday   > SPEECHES WRITTEN

Truman Opens Campaign Tout   Aims To Push Brannan Plan And Counteract G.O.P. Communist Charges

Truman Starts Nine Speech Stump Tour   To Speak “Off-Cuff’’ At Smal! Towns

TRUMAN MOVES INTO MIDWEST ON LONG TOUR   Travels In Campaign Style Seeking Votes On 66th Birthday

Rides Campaign Style To Hunt Democrat Votes   Will Make Speeches From Rear Platform  Of Special Train

TB HOSPITAL BILL IS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Paves Way for Opening in Mt. Vernon; Legislature Adjourns.

Rent Control Only Victory  For Stevenson   Special Session Rejects All Revenue, Aid Bills Offered

Grim Notice Is Served on Kremlin to Halt or Reckon With American Arms; Formosa, Indo-China to Be Defended.

Planes, Warships Placed in Action on Truman’s Order   American Jets and Bombers Begin Strafing North Korea

AmericanNavy Units Believed Also Fighting   Bombers, Jets Used For Bombing, Strafing Mission In South Korea

JET PLANES IN DOGFIGHTS OVER NORTH KOREA   Americans Whip RussianMade Jets in Two Battles.

Hiss Sentenced To 5 Years, Posts Appeal  - Files $10,000 Bail,  Nanine Tied hae Ls ‘r   Files $10,060 Bail, Denies Perjury In Court Statement

Acheson Still Regards Hiss As A Friend   Notice of Appeal Filed as Five Year Sentence Imposed

Hiss Sentenced: Acheson Refuses To Condemn Him  Convicted Perjurer Says He Will. Yet Prove Innocence

Hiss Gets Five Year Sentence in Sny Treason Case   Acheson, U. S. Secretary of State, Still Friend To Hiss

ALGER HISS GIVEN FIVE YEARS; FILES NOTICE OF APPEAL   Former State Department fLmploye Is Sentenced for — Perjury — Freed on , $10,000 Bond.   TELLS COURT HE WILL VINDICATE BIMSELF   Acheson Not to Turn Back on Defendant, Convicted of Lying When He Denied Giving Secrets to Spies,

Hiss To Appeal  Five-Year Term  Secy. Acheson Still Regards Former Diplomat as Friend

Five-Year Term For Perjury Set By U.S. Court   Nevertheless Secretary of State Still Says He “Won't Turn Back” on Friend Words Stir Fire in Senate.

REPORT CHARGES ‘SERIOUS WASTE’  U.S. River Study Group Urges Contra! On Basin-Wide Basis

Development Of River   ‘4 ;  Basins Récommendec   Presidential Commission's “Package” Plan.Rapped By Private Industry And Associations

DEVELOPING OF ENTIRE RIVER BASINS URGED   Flood Control-IrrigationPower Project Development Stressed   > COMMISSION GIVES REPORT TO TRUMAN

Development Of River Basins Recommended   Presidential Commission's ‘Package’ Plan Rapped By Private Industry And Associations

More Socialism?  Commission Seeks Complete Control Of Water Reserves

Eighth Army Line Is Being Stabilized   Tenth Corps Holding;  G-2 Head Says Size Of Chinese Elements Was  Always Known

Situation Is Not Desperate, Willoughby Says   Critical Position Of Eighth Army Is Being Stabilized

Government Offices Told To Cooperate   Wiley Urges Cities To Set Up Boards To War On Criminals

Presidential Order May Bare Source Of Crime Revenue   Senate Committee Expects Confidential Information To Help ‘Develop Cases’

Lid Lfted from Tax Records  ‘Anti-Rat’ Programs Sought Over Nation

CRIMINALS’ TAX RECORDS BARED   Senate Probers Now Have Weapon To Combat Nationol Corruption Wave

Truman Gives Vice Probers  Potent Cudgel   President Orders Full Co-Operation With Senate Group

Truman Open: Tax Records To Probers   Underworld Big Shots’ Income Tax Returns to Be Investigated; Full  Cooperation !<s Ordere;

Senate To Get ‘Income Notes  On‘Big Shots’   President Takes Off Seals On Records Of Under. world Leaders

Truman Adds Own Support To Senators  Doing Check   Racketeer; Sources Of Funds Diselosed By Department Books

Underworld Tax Records  Opened Up   President Truman Rips Seerecy Veil From Income Tax Records   A RARELY-USED RIGHT   Committee Digging Into Crime and Corruption Gets Powerful Weapon

TAX FILES OPENED 10 GRIME PROBERS   TRUMAN ACTS TO ASSIST SEN. ATE GROUP INV ESTIGATING RACKFETEERS.

Underworld Tax Records Opened  President Orders Ful! Aid For Crime Probe

TRUMAN AIDS CRIME PROBERS   Baring of Income Tax Records Is Blow To Racketeers.

Income Tax Files Open To Prohers  Truman Hands Big Weapon To Senate  Bante Ot

Income Tax Files Opened To Crime Pry   Secrecy Of Racketeer: Tax Returns Ripped Off For Senate Eyes

KANSAS CITY HAVING TROUBLE WITH INDIANS   Or Vice Versa as Redskins Balk at Wet Straw in Wigqwams.

Centennial Launched on Uneasy Truce Leaky Tepees Set Indians on Warpath in Kansas City Fete

K.C. Still Has Injun Trouble   Leaky Teepees Bring Braves Down on Head Of Centennial Chief, But Sun Helps Matters

NDIANS STILL TROUBLE KANSAS CITY Kaw Braves Object ‘to Leaky Tepees.

Probe Death of Spinister; Estate Left to Doctor, Who Lived in Home

Report Andy Andrews Recovery  ds Continued   ‘Colleges Joining In Rain Study Demand’

Asks Spy Fate For Vogeler   ‘Sincerely Sorry,’ Hopes For Leniency

Woman Claims That Husband Killed Texan :  Details Of Br mst Amarilla   Details Of Brutal Amarillo Beating Told To Officers

Thornton Slaying  Confessed   Husband Of Woman Held In Washington Sought By Police

HURRICANE BREWING IN CARIBBEAN ARE   Storm Warnings Are Flying From Florida To The Bahama Islands

PJ. Sullivan: Leaving Press On January 31   Goes to Atlanta, Ga., As Agency Manager for Inland ~

Negofiators Plan Sunday Conferences   UMW Leaders Stand By for Developments

U.N. Can Hold With Air And  Sea Command   Defense Officials Says No Talk Of Using A-Bombs

Fighting Men Big U. S. Need, Senator Says   Sentiment Grows Fo Universal Training

Manpower Seen   Fighting Manpower Listed as First Probable Shortace

Tydings Looks To Future .  Greater:F ightin zs     Manpower ‘Urged

Fighting Manpower Shortage Listec As Probable In Future Mobilizing

lane nennnec equeicnes Viagnuson ren Squeeze on Manpower  Is Feared by Tydings

Fighters Seen First Shortage In Mobilization   Sen. Tvdings Sees Need For More Ground ‘Troop-; ‘Taft Submits Tax Plan

Shortage of Manpower Seen  Plan Mobilizing Cas tha Oe os sails ii naa aie

Tydings Sees Fighting Men Biggest Need   Manpower Shortage Is Probable In Nation’s Moahilization Program

Manpower  Big U.S. Need   First Shortage In Mobilizing Says Senator Tydings

Manpower Is New Shortage Faced By US   Enlistment Of Japanese Is Opposed By Senators And General MacArthur

Fighting Men Seen As Main Shortage   Quick Approval Predicted For Defense Measure

Soybeans   Fighting Manpower Seen As First Shortage in Mobilizing

K >. g ex South Plains Crop Prospects Improved  Parts Of Area Set To Plant Cotton

South Plains Crop Prospects Improved . Parts Of Area Set  Ta Plant Cotton

Allies Upset Communists Timetable   Rad Peadins Fane   Red Deadline For Victory Now Moved Back To Sept. 1

QUICK WIN FOR REDS ORDERED   North Korean Premier Demands Victory By End Of Month

North Korea Timetable In War Is Upset   Outnumbered Allies Put Crimp In Reds’ ‘Victory’ Schedule

North Koreans’ Timetable for — Throwing American Forces Off Peninsula Apparently Jammed

Reds Set New Neadline Date   Timetable Wrecked, Now They‘re Ordered to Throw Yanks Out by September 

Reds Set New Deadline For Hurling Allies From Korea: Missed Last One

Allies Upset Timetable of Korean Chief   Deadline for End of South Korean Invasion Had Been Set for  Sentemboer 7

Stiffening U. N. Resisiance Jams His Timetable  Warns Troops That Allied Stranaocth te   Warns Troops That Allied Strength Is Steadily Mountina

NationWaits Reaction to Cable’ Issue  Formosa Feud May Cost U. S. ‘Face’ in Asia

ol. S. Awaits For Reaction To Conflict   Split Between 8 MacArthur And Truman On Formoca

Reaction To Formosa Split Is Awaited  MacArthur May ‘Lose  — ra end   MacArthur May ‘Lose Face’; Some Feel He Snoke Out Of Turn

Asia Reaction Alarms U. S.   Loss of Confidence Feared by President

Cash to Be   Legislature Wants — To Keep Vital State Program Rolling, But Shies Fram New Taxes

Korean War, Federal Action Loads Up _ Aug. 15 Special Legislative Session

Michigan Solons Preparing for Aug. 15 Session  Korean War Wil! Add to Calendar

FOG BLANKETS _ STATE SECTOR   Colder Weather Is Reported On Woy for Okichome  Tonight, Friday .

Fog and Drizzle invade Okiahoma   Somewhat Colder Weather Due Over State Friday   Wister Highschool Burns But Townspeople Save Equipment   Town Has No Fire Depertment and Lor Preseere Keeps Potesu fireman From Seving Buikdir.

Truman Gets  Big Money Bill   Appropriation Sets Record for Nation

U.S. Marines Cautious. Lose Touch With Foe In Four-Day Pullback   United Nations Forces oon Lines, Cnrard Acaincst New Communist Drive

Korean War Diplomatic Moves Seen   Chinese Reds May Bs  Deliberately Avoiding  Contact

Patrols ‘Lose’ Commie Army   Diplomatic Moves Thought More Important Than Strong Armies

Chinese Troops Avoiding Fight With UN Units   Reds Pulling Back in Northwest, Northeast. Carriers Seek Targets

Diplomatic Moves Seen Possible   tft, eT "tt   Or Enemy Forces May Regroup For New Strikes

CHINESE REDS WITHDRAWING IN ALL SECTORS   “Retreat” Attnbuted. To High Level Dip!--->2  Moves   NO MAJOR CONTACT IN LAST FOUR DAYS

Top Diplomatic Moves Might  Explain Action   Unable To Locate Main Enemy Force

War In Korea Said Stalled On Diplomacy  a ae ee PS   China Reds Believed Awaiting High Level Diplomatic Edicts

Communists In North Korea Pull Back Although Large Bodies Of Troops In Manchuria Move Towards Korea

Allied Troops Lose Contact With Enemy   Reds May Be Avoiding Fight For Time Being

Diplomatic Moves Hinted as Chinese Reds Avoid Fight   Situation ‘Puzzling,’ Says American Officer as 4-Day Retreat.Continues; .  UN Council Calls Chinese to Hearing  On American Intervention Charges

Reds Avoid Fight Pending  Diplomatic Level Decisions   Troops Pull Back for Four Days But More Seen on Wavy Down From Manchurian Borde:

—IJLARANDLU INGE. More Loans From REC, 'Is His Plea   . Hopes U. S. Will - Not Foreclose

OLEO TAXES T0 END SATURDAY   Price, Unless Already Put Into Effect To Be 10 Cents Lower

U.S. OLEO TAXES VANISH SATURDAY   MANUFACTURERS HAVE ALREADY REDUCED MARGARINE PRICES

Oleo Taxes  Will Vanish   Saturday To Remove All *Federal Charge

Oleo Tax Ends On Saturday  64-Yonr-Old Tay an   64-Year-Old Tax on Oleomargarine Will Vanish: Prices Cut

entral American Leader Is Dead  Nicaragua President Moc In Philadelphia

Marines Battle Chinese Troops Hand-To-Hand  Victory Of Marines One Bright Spot In Dark Picture

Last Of Nine ‘Scottsboro Boys’ Ordered Paroled By State Unit   (38-Year-Old Andy Wright Wins Freedom Plea In Unanimous Vote Of Pardon-Parole Board

Russian Orbit Asks Pledge By West Not To Rearm Germany  Eight Red Nations Seek Withdrawal Of  Occupation Troops

Keep Germany Demilifarized; Reds Demand   Urge Peace Treaty, National Unification End to Occupation

Red Nations Hit Rearming Of Germany   Demand Big Four Promise To Keep Country Demilitarized

U.S. Air Arm Slated to Be Hiked 4-Fold   Piane Production, Personnel, Bases All Due Increase

Four-Fold Hike In Air Strength Called For U.S.   Across-the-Board Strengthening Is Called For Air Arm

L.S. Air Foree  To Boost Size   Immediate Goal Is Doubling Number Of Groups

Boost Of Four Times Present Might Is Goal  Expansion To Full   Expansion To Full Wor Production In Plante Ic Readied

Giant Air Force Plenned By U. S. Within 3 Years  Doubled Strength tn Two Years, and Quoadrupled Before 1954. Is Proaram

Air Force Gears fo Four Times Pre Korea Might   Production, Training, Men and Bases Come Under New Program

To Boost U.S: Air Might   Immediate Goal Is: Double Pre-Korean Strength; May Be Twice That by 1953

Air Force Sets Plan To Double Men, Planes  Old Plants Pressed Into Productioy For

Could Be Reached by Late 1953 Air Force Gears for  Four-Fold Size Goal

Fourfold Increase By 1953 is Plan Of Mobilization  Doubling Size Is Goal for Next Two Years

Air Force Hikes Defense Progran For Coming Year   Four-Fold Increase Is Announced Goal For Near Future

Power Of Air Force To Be Quadrupled   Production, Training, Bases And Equipment To Be Increased

Four- Fold Increase Set  By Air Force   Production, Training, Bases Due to Reach Goal by End of 1953

Boost Of Four Times Present Might Is Goal  Expansion To Full War Production In Plants Is Readied

Air Force Gears Mobilization Plans  To Possible Four-Fold Pre-Korea Size

Air Force ls Gearing Emergency Program To Quadruple Its Pre-Korean Strength.   General Says Withdrawal Ends Reshutfling Required When Red China Entered War

Air Force Plans To Quadruple Present Might   Goal Should Be Reached by 1953, Secretary Says

Air Force Is Gearing Emergency Program To Quadruple Its Pre-Korean Strength

Four-fold Size Air Force Goal  Can Be Reached by Late '53 If Ordered

Air Force Lays Plans for Strength — ‘Four Times That of Pre-Korea Size

AIR FORCE SETS POWERFUL GOAL TQ MEET CRISIS   Mobilization Program Calls For Fourfold Expansion In Strength — Will Push Plants’ Output.

Powerful U. S. Air Force In Planning Stage  wo-Ye oo lis For Ro eg   Two-Year Program Calls For Roughly Doubling Size Of Present Elements

McCarthy Hands Documents to FB On Red Charges  Senat sserts Dat. Will Prove Lattimore be ow Btn Ek Ate’

Pres. Truriian Charges ¢ GOP Sabotagi ini ‘Ta  U.S. Policy       Picks Out Three Senators aa Primary. Targets For His: Sabotage Accusation

FORMOSA ISSUE EXPECTED 10 BE TAKEN UPBY U.N   Committee Recommends : Hearing and Its Decision Probably Will Be Approv ed by Assemibty.   NATIONALIST CHINA OPPOSES PROPOSAL   Acheson Voices Hope Group Will Be Set Up to Study Question and Offer a Solution.

UN Orders Full. Formosa Hearing Before Assembly  Malik Attacks T-H bor Law; Calls It Anti-Democratic

Formosa Issue Slated For Full Airing  ene Chinese,  ey, ees mr Oe ee pe   After Chinese, Russian Objections Overriden In UN

Approves Full Airing of Formosa Issue   Soviet, Nationalist Chinese Objections Rejected

UN Committee Asks Full Airing of  Formosa Question   Objections of Soviet Union and Nationalist China Are Defeated

Hearing Set Over Red ‘Objections  Committee Chaves Study Of Charges -

Formosa Probe Voted In U. N.   Full. Airing Of Question Voted By Steering .- Committee

UN APPROVES ‘HEARINGS ON “TWO CHARGES   U.S. ‘Aggression’. In .Formosa And China’ Will Be Aired

Full Airing On Formosa Called For   UN Sterring Committee Votes 10 to 3 fo: U.S. Proposals.

Nationalist China, Soviel Union Objections Werridon by Body ‘in Move to Debate Fate of island

Russia And Nationalis' China Vote Against U.S. Proposal   ‘RED ATROCITIES IN KOREA ARE REPORTED

Touchy Formosa Issues Are Due For Full Airing   Group Backs U. S. Move By U.N. Assembly

Taft Says ‘Leftists’ Responsible on China   Aircraft Carrier Off For Asiatic Waters

Sen. Taft Says ‘LeftWing’ State Department Group Dictating Policies   Republican Leader Also Flatly Accuses The President Of Following Inconsistent Plan In  Balking Reds In Europe, Not In China

Ohio Senator Declares Left Wing Group Defies  Orders From Congress   Republican Policy Leader Accuses President Of Following Inconsistent Course In Refusine Aid To Formosa

GOP Leader Says Congress’ Wishes Defied   Blasts ‘Left-Wing’ of State Department; Asks Arms to Formosa

.  LEFT-WINGERS ARE SAID T0 BE IN CONTROL   Senator Taft Makes This Charge Relating To U. S. Policy

Taft Attacks — Foreign Policy  Charges Left-Wingers Defiant ef Conaress

GOP Senate Policy Leader Flatly Accuses President Truman On His Stand In Refusing Chinese Aid

Congress Directives Defied, Senate Told; Contrasts Truman’s Europe, Asia Tactics

Senator Claims Left-Wing Group Defying Congress   Accuses Truman of Inconsistent Course in Helping Europe Balk Communism and Refusing Help in China.

SENATOR TAFT DEMANDS UU. 8. AID FORMOSA   Brands Truman Policy For Stopping Reds As Inconsistent

AD FORMOSA   Brands Truman Policy For Stopping Reds As Inconsistent

TAFT DEMAND U5. SEND ARMED AID TO FORMOSA   Scathing Attack on Administration’s Handling of Foreign Affairs Made by Senator.   INCONSISTENT COURSE JS LAID TO TRUMAN   Ohioan Charges “Left-Wing’  Group in State Department  As Willing to Turn China  Over to Reds.

Ohioan Urges Nation Provide Aid to Formosa   Vandenberg Joins in Urging Congress Get Appraisal of Pacifie

Taft Blast On China  Is Caustic   Verbal Blow Aimed at Texas’ Connally on Formosa Stand

National Guardsmen Get March Orders   Alert Sounded For Units In Widely-Scattered oO States _

GUARD IS GALLED UP   Orders Are Received By Various Units To Report August 14

China's Moves  Called Blunder   World Communism Believed Injured

WEEK-END TOLL IN STATE IS 9   6 Drown, 3 Others Die; Bicknell Child, Father Lost In White River.

SUCCEEDED HIS FATHER   Herbert A. Meyer, Jr.. Named President of Company

Court Orders 8 Officers of CWA Union to Appear   Restraining Order to Halt Picket Activity Asked by Board

Long Distance Calls Pile Up in Some Exchanges   Judge Orders Eight Officers of Union to Show Cause Hearing

WERB Acts as Long Distance. Calls Pile Up at Milwaukee   Judge Schinz Signs Show-Cause Order   State Claims Strikers Disrupting Essential Service by Picketing

Mate Orders ‘Show Cause In Phone Tieup  Stat ite Emplo oymen nt   State Employment Relations Board Invokes Utility No-Strike Law

TRUMAN VOTES AND WORRIES   President, Uneasy Over Turn Of Events In Korea, Silent     gm ee gee gt AB A 4 8 kth oe — es ££ oe oe CUA =e

France Expected To Get Big Sum  For Rearmament      Unprecedented, Complex Situations Involved In Making Korea ‘Secure’

U.S. Ready To Aid French Rearmament   Acheson Expected To Act at Once On Call for Funds

U.S. Reported Ready To Give Financial Aid  . $3 Billion Sought Ta Add Three New  Diviesane Ta A eeomu

Truman Fiying Home After Talks With MacArthur   U.S. Will Give Arms  ~ Dollars To France

U.S. Is Ready To Aid French Rearming Plan   Unspecified Sum Expected To Be Pledged By U. S.

U. 5. Reported Ready To Give Financial Aid  $3 Billion Sought Te Add Three New  on a ae

U.S. To Grant French Funds  For Rearming   Acheson Reported Ready To Pledge Aid At Washington Talks

Senator Says RFC. Money  Backs Casine   Million-Dollar Loan Went To Hotel, Says Agency In Reply to Probe

Rival Gambler Is Cutting In   Senator Says US Ma  Linum Tm Bach bin Adam

Senater Accuses RFC Of Investing Public Funds In Reno Gambling Hall    Agency Officials Defend Loan As Perfectly Legitimate Enterprise Backed By Sufficient Security

Criticism Is Kasing On China   Republicans Ready to Drop Issue on  ‘Lack of Policy’

Natural Rubber Use Cut By U.S.   Government Reduces mibetesce Th Dar Can

Defense Bill Lists $22,995,137 For. -Texas Construction   House Group Approves $655,000,000 Program.

‘Retail ‘Food “Prices Rise   Government Reports Slight “Advance of 1.4 Per Cent in September.

ATOMIC DEFENSE IS INADEQUATE   Civilians Say Government, Military Leaders Are To Blame

GAY 90s TO CONCENTRATE ACTIVITIES INTO WEEK   Will Hold Program = Just Before Labor Day   Old Vehicle, Costume Parade, Barbershop Quartet, Carnival  Among Eyents Planned

GAY 90s TO CONCENTRATE ; ACTIVITIES INTO WEEK  Will Hold Program * Just ‘Before Labor Day        Old "Vehicle, Castume - Parade,  aeiehecielten$ Mester Sine    Old ‘Yehicle, Costume - Parade, Barbershop Quurtet, Carniyal  Among Events Pkinned

Congress Cites 4 For Contempt  3 Atom Scientists, VSR Bee LS oS See

Committee Cite A for Contempt  Scientists, Editar ‘ Defied Ouestioninag

SHERMAN SEES NEED FOR COORDINATION   Says Balanced Forces Required In Services

Trial Goes Into The Final Stages   Carlson Appeals to Army For Aid in Coal Shortage

Muskogee Man Is Injured in Korea   Brother Killed in Wor !1; Henson With Airforce Now

Democrats Are Likely fo Keep Congress Lead   Republicans Age Expected, However to Cut Majority

Guessperts Try Picking Poll Victors   They Claim Demos To Keep Control

NATIONWIDE ELECTIONS ARE AWAITED   7 Congress Control By Republicans * Nat Exnmeactad

House Approves Funds For Dams  $10 Million Included For ET Area Dams

Newsman Tells Booming Story   Nights On Beachhead Are 40 Hours Long

NIGHTS ‘40 HOURS LONG’  Big Guns Give Everybody Insomnia at Hungnam

EX-PITCHER MAY SUCCEED THOMAS   New Jersey Primaries Scheduled Tomorrow.

Seven American Airlines To Ferry U.S. Fighting Men To Far Pactfie Combat Zone

¢ Airlines to Aid In Troop Ferry   Military Signs Commercial Planes For U. S.-to-War Zone Service

] AIRLINES 10 TAKE MEN 10 WAR ZON   Arrangements Made _ to Speed Troops and Supplies Overseas as Korean Picture Darkens.   AUGMENT MILITARY TRANSPORT SERVICE   Critical Turn in Battle Stirs Speculation § on How Much Help MacArthur Will Need.

U. S. Airlines To Transport GIs To Korea  7 Firms Bolter Pacific Ferry Plan

{ AIRLINES AUGMENT THE MILITARY   To Help Ferry U. S. Fighting Men and Supplies to Pacific

BIG AIRLINES TO FERRY U.S. MEN SUPPLIES   Will Augment Usua Operations of Ale  Sarvice to Korea

HARLAN SEEKS SEN, M'CARTHY FOR RALLY   VFW-Sponsored Anti-Red Rally Scheduled Mav 6

KKK K HS Bid TOUGH MARINES  IN- KOREA ENJOY FINE DINNER OF RARY ENON

Peacetime Industrial Production, Corporation Profits Set Records

BAKERS’ UNION WEIGHS OFFER BY EMPLOYERS    Negotiator Predicts Locals Will  Reject Proposal to  / End Strike.

BAKERS’ LOCALS CONSIDER OFFER   NiINE-DAY-OLD STRIKE HALTS 57 BAKERIES IN 35 DOWNSTATE CITIES

Saigoon Army Pulling Back   ae i. en +. oe a ee   Forced To Withdraw To New Defenses

French Leave Thai Nguyen, Indochina Base  Withdrawal Made Voluntarily To ~ New Defense Line

Naktong River Is Red With Korean Blood As Bridgehead Vanishes   Communist Divisions Flee In Panic Before Terrific Drive Of U.S. Marines And Infantry.

SHATTERED REMNANTS OF ENENY FLEE   Communist Brid gehead Menacing Whole Naktong Line Is Wiped Out.

RIVER IS RED WITH BLOOD OF KOREANS   Nev, Correspondent Tells Details of Victory

Shattered. North Koreans Flee in Panic   Marines, Gls Score Their First Complete Victory

THOUSANDS T THRONG AREA OVER HOLIDAY   Law Enforcement Agencies Appeal For Safe Driving

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP  Roundup Of Goods News And Bad

Arguments To Dr. Sander Jury Are Being Made   Closing Arguments Are Begun Behind Closed Doors Today

OLANDER MAY BE OCD CHIEF   Wiiliams Hints He May Appoint Him To Take  Over From Leonard

Olander May Be Michigan Defense Boss   Rumors Of Lansing Feud Revived

21.078 Residents Of MeKean County Eligible to Vote   Republicans Maintain Traditional 3-1 Lead Over Democratic Party

Spanish Loan ‘Rider to ECA Fund Opposed   Acheson, Franco Foe, Considers Nation To Be Bad Risk

Dim View Of Loan To Spain   Acheson Says Funds  Available in World ‘Bank; Hints Franco  Still Too Fascist

ACHESON OPPOSES U.S. LOAN TO SPAIN   Says Export-Import Bank Has Adequate Funds

Spanish Loan Is Opposed By Acheson   Expresses Disapproval of $100 Million Handout Voted By Senate

pcteson Opposes A Loan to Spain  Says Export-Import  Bank Can Supply Fund

Acheson Hit: ECA. Spanish Loan ‘Rider’  ~ Enough Funds  Now Available

Acheson Oppose: Senate Plan for Loan to Spain   Says Credit to Franco Should Be Extended In Regular Manner

pet Acheson Opposes - Spanish Loan Rider   Says Adequate Funds Available Already in Export-Import Bank,

Racing News Figure Denies Underworld lie   Senate Group Hears Molasky; Truman Ma Provide Inside Data

William Molasky Tells Senate Investigating Committee There Are No Persons of Questionable Character Employed by His Pioneer News Service

Crime Probers Dig Deeper  Part Owner of Pioneer New: [Denies Underworld Control

Newsman Denies Link In Crime  Missourian Defends Race Wire Service

RACING SERVICE PARTNER DENIES RACKET HOOKUF   Senate Crime Probers, , Told St. Louis Firm. Not Controlled by Gofgsters

j= Miped Oat eee  Mother, 3 Children Killed W tth Hammer, Father Also Dies

Four Member: Of Family Found Slain   Body of Husband And Father Found In Abandoned Well

Five Farm Family Members Are Slain  Found Bludgeoned to TNiasath at 6 +1: oh

Amerasia Spy Case Figures May Be Called   lowa Senator Demands Peurifoy Testimony Taken

See Charges Involving  -Reds-In-Government   Causing Many Flareups

Russ Admit Firing on U.S. Navy Plane   Four Soviet Airmen, Believed Ones Who Attacked Unarmed Craft, Given Awards

Admits Missing U.S. Craft Same One Fired On   Hope Fades For Patrol Bomber Which Vanished Saturday: Clues Peter Out

Medals Given Indicate Four Fired on Craft  Hopes Fading for 10  In Lest Navy Crew

RESCUE HOPES FOR CREWMEN GROW DIMMER   4 Russian ‘Aviators Awarded Medals By Kremlin

Annual Adoption Of Daylight Time  Scheduled Today   Clocks To Be Advancec For Summer, Ending Septendber’24:0-—--~

Annual Adoption Of Daylight Time Scheduled Today   Clocks To Be Advancec For Summer, Ending  September 24

Dry Norther, Speeding Hard and Fast, To Send Texas Temperatures Falling

New York Police Scandal May Finally Make Dewey President—Like Coolidge

FURIOUS DRIVE CUTS 60 MILES SOUTH OF SEOUL   American Forces Suffer ‘Nominal To Heavy’  Casualties   Korea At Glance

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WITH THE AMERICANS IV

Rail Junction City In Peril  From Invasion   Port Of Inchon Taken By Communists  In Drive

Republicans Fearful Decisions by Legislature Next Week t[May Reflect in Victory or Defeat in November Election

The Job Outlook In State Is Growing More Bleak   452,000 Reported Jobless—Twice As Many as Last Year

Job Outlook In State is Darker   Employment Service Estimates There Are 452,000 Unemployed

. Potato Man Startles Solons; Hits Supports and Controls, Suggests They Be Dropped

North Carolina Still Waits For Word On Runoff   Willis Smith Keeps Decision To Self; Returns Certified

Asks State To Abolish Prepaid Tax   Urges Review _ Of Exemptions

More Revenue Would Come in To State, Claim   Tax on Gross Sales Would Replace Present System

Promises U. 5. Military Technical Aid To Stop Penetration Of Asia By Soviet Reds

22 State Deaths Set 1950 Record  Four in Family Die In Oakland Mishary

FRANK H. ZOUCK, REISTERSTOWN, DIES   Maryland State Roads Pioneer Passes Away At Age Of 84— Father Once Resided Here

Bradley Plans Return to Japan   Refuses to Explain Reason for Visit

Grim Start for Holiday Season  2409 Accident Victims  tn Firct % en

146 Deaths In Wrecks Hits Nation   Holiday Off To Grim Start — With Tragedies

Holidays Get Off With Grim Start   Violent Deaths Reach Total 178

A Grim Start For Christmas  Holidays   Traffie Toll 176, Miscellaneous 36 To Saturday Night

HAVE FUN, BUT TAKE IT EASY  Violent Death Toll Climbs As Nation Begins Holidays

Ferguson Made Report on Reds Back in 1947   Acheson Accused of Harboring  Commies Even Then

ACHESON HIT IN NEW DEBATE ' ONMCARTH   Secret 1947 Report Read to Senate By Ferguson

TWO INJURED AS CAR UPSETS   7-YearOldPatientIn Warner Hospital Makes Pot-Holders

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WANTS _ TO FARM SAME HOURS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE IS OPEN. 4 HOURS A DAY

Fi From A Johnson ‘Grass Farm:....; - _  Skull Creek Philosopher Wants”   To Farm Same Hours N.Y. Cotton \Exyehanae [s Open; 4 Hours A Day

Chrysler Workers  Poised for Walkout   UAW Stands Pat on 10-Cent Package, Spurns Company Offer

LAST-DITCH NEGOTIATING  SESSIONS HELD IN DETROIT   89,000 Set, to W Walk Off, Sobs,,Wednesday at 10--A. (Mae — UAW Firm on_10- -Cent:. an Hour, »Pack“age Demand. ;.

LAST-DITCH NEGOTIATING SESSIONS HELD IN DETROIT   89,000 Sct to Walk Off Joby Wednesday at 10 A. M..— UAW Firm on 10-Cent: tin Hour Fackage Demand,

89,000 Men Set To Strike At Chryslers   Only Unexpected Move Could Avert Walkout Wednesday

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT AT PLANTS LOOMS   UAW Ultimatum _-Given_ Management Indicates Strike

Monarch Insists On Vote fo Refurn Him First   Power Abandonment Is Promised on Temporary Basis

KING LEOPOLD MAKES OFFER   Compromise Solution Sought As Way To End Belgium Crisis.

King Would Give Power  To His Son  Belgians Hear  Exiled Leopold

3 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS   No Personal Injuries in the Col lisions in the City

Bugs Crops ‘Bite’ Huge   Billion- Dollar Meal Cuts Farm Production

TRUMAN HAS FAITH IN PEACE OUTLOOK   Confident U. S. Economy Will Continue; Dedicates: Airport’ In Baltimore

Truman Confident Of Peace And Continued Growth And Expansion Of U.S. Economy  Speaks At Dedication Of New Baltimore   Speaks At Dedication Of New Baltimore Airport After Flying To City With Governor Lane And Mavor D’ Alesandro.

Truman Says He Has Faith  Peace Near Prospects Held   Prospects Held Good For Permanent World Harmony

Voices Faith in Peace Prospect   Truman Dedicates International ‘Port

PRESIDENT SEES HOPE FOR PEACE DESPITE DISCORE   Truman Voices Confidence In U, §&. Economy In i Baltimere Talk

Voices Hope For Peace As He Opens’ ‘Pilot’ sDream”   CROWD OF 25,000 ATTENDS CEREMONIES - AT EAST'S NEWEST,. BIGGEST FIELD

President Dedicates New Air port   Voices Faith In Permanent Peace Despite Conflict Shaking World

1,500 Made Homeless In Second Quebec Fir   Two Maine Border Towns Help Cabano Bring $6 Million Blaze Under Control;  Lewiston Seeks Relief For Rimouski

Militarists Meet To Form Staff Of Europe Army   Consider Command’s Size, Scope, Link with Region Defense Groups

You Having Trouble Sleeping?  x * xk * x* *  po A.’ Rot. £2, OLAN Ae melee Mt awlasn fas BDactinm

Ho Hum! Science And Industry Burn Midnight Oil Devising New Ways To Put Customers To Sleep

Can’t Sleep? These Gadgets May HelpR   ‘Admits Slaying Wife In Fit Of Anger

Best Apple Salesman in the Country Blows His Ton: Three Persons Dead

NAVAL RESERVISTS TO GET DEFERMENT   Men With 4 Dependents To Be Service-Exempt

Sanderson Will Stay .As Aide To Rep. Hull   Republican Congress man Says Choice Up to Democratic Candidate

‘Sanderson Tells Young Republicans of State — to Mind Own Business

Russia May Walk Out of UN On Red China: Issue   Soviet Believes Korean Problem Can Be Solved Only With Peising Particinatios

‘American Withdrawals Catcl [North Koreans by Surprise  Communists Have Lost Most ‘of Their Ade dane im Tanke ac War Proaresses

Tank-Led Red Offensive Only 18 Miles From Key American Supply Center   Marines Report Success in Driving Invaders Back Across Naktong River In Area Of Changnyong RBridgéhead

30,000 Reds Launch Long-Expected Drive   Tank-led North Koreans Punch To Within 12 Miles Of Taegu—Another Red Offensive By 60 O00 Traane Faarsd

ee Flee South Capital Before Threat   Infantrymen, Marines Halt Counterattack Near Changnyong

City Is Key American Supply Base InS. Korea   12,000 Commies   12,000 Commies To South Retreat And S. Koreans ReeapturePohanoe

MENACING DRIVE AT VITAL PORT FROM THE NORTH   Town of Kumhwa, but 12 Miles From Yank Held Key City, Overrun by Driving Hordes.   POHANG REGAINED BY SOUTH KOREANS   Not Clear Whether Communist Withdrawal at River Presagés an Important Retreat.

SOUTH KOREAN HEAD LEAVES HIS CAPITAL   Majority of Other Members of Rhee's Government Preparing to Flee Taegu.

CITY SHIVERS IN APRIL COLD   No Relief Forecast By The Weatherman Until Tomorrow

Dean May Be Alive, Hiding Genaral Nant Mantioned On RedPRadio        Drive On Te Pass Economic Control   LAA SenKaA te ln: ling: Writ, ee al Pron

STENNIS URGES WAR READINESS   Asserts ‘We May Be Thankful Korea Awakened Us In Time’

Negotiators Fail, ‘In Contract Tal   Reuther Walks Out On Conference; Strike May Idle As Many As 160,000

Union Wants 10 Cents Hour Welfare Pay .      24 Straight. Hours OF Negotiations:Fail-To: Brlag Sadtlament

Staged To Back Up Demands For 10c Hourly Trust Fund   Production Of is 100 Cars Day is Choked Off

Negro Infantry Battles Way Out Of Trap   Return To Units After Receiving Close Air Help

U. $. Infantrymen Escape Red Trap   Badly Outnumbered Negro Troops Aided By Aerial Support

‘CLOSE ENGUGH TO SHAKE HANDS’ . Gallant Negro Infantrymen  Fight Way Out of Red Tran

25 Negro Infantrymen,T rapped By 300 Reds, Fight Way Clear After 13 Hours

Here Is Close-Up Story Of Actual Fighting Now Going On In Korea   Writer Tells Of How 25 Gallant Negro Infantrymen Battled For Thirteen Hours To Get Out Of Red Trap.

House Debates Cotton Quotas   Lesinski Delays Bil) In Retaliation For FEPC Hurdles

Cotton Act Filibustered . y Yankees   Retaliation for Southern Rejection Of FEPC Made

May Increase Working Week Of Draft Board  Estimated 2-3 Men To Be Drafted Her

May Increase Working Week Of Draft Board  Estimated 2-3 Me:   Estimated 2-3 Men To Be Drafted Here By September 30

. 5. Oil Sent ' o Reds After fart of War   Senator Charges “Gross Miscarriage Of Regulations”   7 Works Its Way t of Man's Brain

Korean Reds Chased To 38th Parallel Line   Spearheads Ordered To Halt At Dividing Line for Regrouping

Shells Fall: On Ridges Along Boundary   “South Koreans Told To Stop Movement For Regrouping

General Hands CityfoRhee —   UN Forces May Be Ordered North to United Korea

South Koreans Chase Invaders To Boundary   UN Shells Fall On Ridges Where Enemy Forces Are In Headlong Flight

SHELL BOUNDARY RIDGES WHERE RED: ARE IN FLIGHT   Spearheads Ordered To Halt For Regrouping Near [tastern Coast

MacArthur Hands Seoul Over To Rhec   Free Nations Press For United Koren

FULTON LEWIS COLUMN STARTS NEXT MONDAY   Famous Columnist Will Write For ‘‘Intelligencer’’   “WASHINGTON REPORT’

ONE OF TOPNOTCH REPORTERS Daily Independent Today Begins Columns By Fulton Lewis, Jr:

Accuses GOI Of Mlegal  Procedures   Board Orders Wayne Check Started Dec. 2

Williams Hits State Board Of Canvassers  Inter rfer rence Is 8h Dd Pecbommnmine

SCORES ACTION OF CANVASSERS AS OUTRAGEOUS   Declares Refusal To Cer. tify Him As Winner Is ‘Hlegal’

Williams Assails Canvassers Plans  Michigan Governor To Claim Victory

Proposed One Cent Cigarette Tax Gets Approval Of Shivers   Would Finance State Hospital Building Plan

Levy lo Raise Building Fund For Hospitals  aE. Seema regen eee SE   Shivers Summoning Texas Legislature To. Consider Issue

May Signal Turn About In Situation   Ground Troops Holding Planes Have Good Day Over Target Area

US., Australian Planes Pound Enemy as Lull Comes in Ground Fighting

Defense Appears To Be Holding ‘All Alona Line’   Enemy’s Assaults Are Said To Be Weakening

North Korean Supply Lines Hammered; May Be War Turning Point   Washington Spokesmen Are More Optimistic Over Today's Situation In Far East Crisis.

Chinese Reds Seen Mobilizinc  Peiping Radio Blares On Theme of War

AWAITS TERM FOR SLAYING   Farmhand Pleads Guilt To Charge of Murdering Two Uncles.

Chesney Awaits Slaying Sentence  Enters Guilty Plea In Uncles’ Deaths

Woman Slips_ From Rescuer’s Grasp and Dies   Was Being Carried Down Ladder from Burning Building

DIXIE FACES LIVELY VOTING   Governorship Race Ir Kentucky Is SlamBang Affair

15 Die In Crash of  Airliner   Plane Hits House; 2 Children Killed

TWO CHILDREN ARE KILLED IN BED BY PLANE   Craft Was Trying To Land During Storm At Minneapolis

Plane Collides With Flagpole During Blizzard   Sister, Brother, Burn To Death in Beds; I: In Aircraft Perish

Yanks Dig In As Battle Shapes Up At Taejon   Airport Abandoned To N. Korean Reds; Enemy Losses High

U. S. Has ‘Super-Tank’ Blueprints But Fichts with WarlII Models   Nationalist Planes Take fo Air Again, Dracumably in Raids

Troops Use Old Equipment   Some Really New Tanks May Soon Be Delivered To Koreen Fighting

N. O. Cotton   New York Cotton   War Caught U.S. in Midst of Changing Tank Designs

Yanks Use Old Tanks In War With Reds   World War Il Type ' Weapons Only Ones Available Now

Americans to Fight  Korean Campaign  With Older Tanks   However, New Armor May Arrive by Time Army Can Shift From Defensive

“KOREAN WAR AT A GLANCE   US. Must Fight Holding Phase in Korea with 1945-Type Tanks

American Troops Must Depend On Modified Versions Of War Two Tank:

American Troops To Fight Holding Phase with Tanks   May Get New Tanks When Army Can Shift, Start Back to 38th Parallel

AIR DEFENSE PLANS PUSHED   U.S. Needs More Radar For Effective Air Screen Program. —

CAN YOU HELP THE F.B.1.? Product Of Gangerstism Heads List Of Ten Top Criminals Hunted Nationwide By FBI

o Restrictions On Re armament Or Trade Proposed      J, 5. WOULD RETAIN OKINAWA AS BASE

U.S. In Favor Of Soff Peace With Japan   No Restrictions. On... Rearmament. In:-Program  Outlined By America

U. S. Favors Soft Peace With Japanese, Either With, Without Russians

Quarryville, Punxsutawney Prophets Differ.  Lancaster Co, Groundho Sees Shadow, fs Razed. By Punxsutawney’s Pet

Groundhog Prophets Quarrel: Over ‘Shadow’ -- Spring’s FateUnknowr

Iran Accused Of Using U. S. Border Spies  Fantastic Charges Made By Russia

Reds Claim lran Aiding U. §. Surveys   Border Photographs Involved In New Russian Charges

Soviet Union Levels Charges ‘At Iranians   Claim American Experts Make Surveys Along Red Borders

Congress Votes Strength’ To Forces: No Arms Aid:   Connally Predicts No More Funds Will Go To Friendly Nations. After Present Bill

War Throws Congress Into High Gear   Prepared to Speedily Dispose of All Necessary Military Measures

Communist Objective In Flanking Movement Appears. Aimed at Trapping Thousands of Allied Troops. Above Niver — UN Forces Suffer Heavy Losses. ©

AED TROOPS AOVANGE AGKINST ALLIED ARMY   Within 16 Miles of The Sinanju Bridgehead   BITTER BATTLE AHEAD

Continuing Search For Missing Driver  No Trace as Yet Found Near Scene

Only 15 Per Cent Of Ohio Farmers In Favor Of Brannan Plan, Poll Shows

Brannan Plan Draws Light Vote in Survey   Farm Bureau Announces Results In Ohio Poll

Brannan Plan Not Popular, Poll Reveals  Many Want No  Farm Program

War In Korea About To Become What It Was Supposed To Be-Police Action

I, 5. WORLD {ISKS SEEN NCREASING   America Forced To Broaden Her Scope of Actions

U.S. Officials Must Consider Many Angles, Political and Military, in Korean Situation

Air Force General Warns  War With Russia Coming  Kenney Declares Diplomatic Blunder Could Touch Off Attack By Soviet

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 227TH PARALLEL AREA: ll &

APPROVAL SEEN FOR ARMED AID   Senate Expected To Pass Measure For Assistance For European Allies.

Early Senate Approval of Big Foreian Arms Finance Bill Predicted by Democratic Chief

Arms Aid Bill Limits Truman  Lucas Expects Senate Approval Of Revision

ForecastsApproval Of Arms Program   Will Cost Over Billion te Supply Nations for U. S. Seeurity

ARMS APPROVAT, SEEN   Lucas Forecasts Senate Passage  of Poreien Program

Passage Of Arms Aid Ts Forecast   Early Approval By Senate Of $1-Billion Program Is Seen

EARLY PASSAGE PREDICTED FOR ARMS PROGRAN   Committees Agree On Re vised (Bill; Truman Power Limited

Karly Senate O.K. Seen On Arms Aid Bill  $1,222,500,000 Measure Called ‘Better Proposal’

Yanks Recover Little Ground in Northwest Area:  Fight Bitterly for   Fight Bitterly for No Gain in Northeas!

ALLIED TROOPS RECOVER SOME LOST GROUND   BITTER FIGHTING IN LAST DRIVE TO REACH THE BORDER

Yanks Holding Own Against Red Chinese   Recover Some Lost Ground After Setbacks; Marines Fight In Hand-To-Hand Combat

A See-Saw Battle Is Raging In Korea   Yanks Win Back Half Mile Lost To the Invaders   MacArthur Has Officially Notified U.N. of Situation Faced by Allies

U.S. Troops Hold Bridgehead North of Chongchon River to Halt Attack by Communists

MacArthur Formally Accuses China Of Intervening; Some Fear Start Of  World WarlII As Result; Yanks Hold Firm But Fail to Gain in Bitter Fight

Temperatures   Chinese Reds Halted; Russian-Made Planes Strafe South Koreans

U.S. Troops Recover Some Lost Ground   Drive Enemy Back a Half Mile in Northwest Cor' ner of Korea

Yank Forces Gain Ground  Lost To Reds   American Artillery Stops Enemy Attacks In West Coast Area

Alien Troops Blamed By UN Chief for Bad  Korean News   Yak Fighter Planes Strafe Allied Division

U.S. Recovers Area Lost to Chinese Reds   MacArthur Identifies New Enemy Forces As Definitely Being Chinese Red Troops

MacArthur Says Hostile Contact Made With Chinese Military UnitsIn Report To U.N., Called Most Offensive Acts of Lawlessness

Situation in Korea Generally Grim as Chinese Intervene   Heavy Fighting After Victory ls Within Grasp

China's Adion In Aiding Reds May Sef Fuse  UN Forces Ba ttle New Foe; Bitt  © oe Be

AUREL PIUIONT  ‘International Lawlessness’ Says UN Commander Of Communist China

‘Powerful Units Of Mao’s Army Opposing Yanks   MacArthur Views New ‘Invasion’ As “Most Serious’

Yankee Troops In Bitter Struggle   r Ground Lost to Reds Near Anjw  U. S. Divisions Recov   NO GAIN IN NORTHEAST   Five Russian Made Yak Fighter Planes Reported in Action

Yanks Reeever Half Mile In Northwest Korea But Marine Attack Stalled Fourth Day

AMERICAN DRIVE GAINS SLIGHTLY   Advance Of Half-Mile Made But Bitter Battle On An. other Line Fails To Gain Ground.

Yanks Recover Some Ground ir Korea Battling   Other Forces Halted As the War Assumes Grove Sjanificgnce

Yankee Troops In Bitter Struggle   Two U. S. Divisions Recov yi Ground Lost to Reds  Near Anjw   ‘NO GAIN IN NORTHEAST   ‘Five Russian Made Yak — Planes Reported n Action

Korean Fighting Again Bitter With UN Advances Few  Frach Chinece Unite Check   Fresh Chinese Units Check Yanks in Cold Northeast

Reds Keeping Up Attacks   Fresh Chinese Troops Help N.. Koreans, Develop Threat North of Anju

SUB-ZERO WEATHER ALSO SLOWS UN UNITS; ‘HOSTILE CONTACT’ CITED WITH CHINA

American Troops Take Some _ Lost Ground—Situation Gets More Serious

World Capitals Watching lense New Situation  MacArthur Reports Communist Menace

Security Council Is Given Notice   American Generalissimo States Allied Forces In Korea In Hostile Contact With Chinese Communist Units

U. S. Calls For Speciat Session Of U. N. Council  On Intervention In Korea

U. N. Commander’ Sends Report to Lake Success, Identifying Chinese Units.  SITUATION DESCRIBED  Act syntztyTaurTsry rect f24 ak Fe. ee ee Pal

Gls Fight Bitterly in North Korez  Recover Half Mile im NW Avaa: Na   Recover Half Mile in NW Area; No Gain on Chinese

MacArthur Reports Troops Crossed From Manchuria; Yanks Recover Part  Of Ground Lost in Early Red Drive

NY POIRLAL OF WORLD WAR  Chinese Reds Blasted By Gen. MacArthur For Aiding North Koreans

Manchurian Bases Used In Air Blows   Russian-Made Yak Planes Strafe South Korean Sixth Division

Yank Soldiers Recover Ground In Bitter Fight   Russian Planes Strafe South Koreans as U.S. Marines Repel Chinese

Bitter Fighting Carried on Against Chinese  Australians Also Halt   Australians Also Halt Enemy Attack in New Outbreak of War

Allies Regain Half Mile In Bitter Fighting  UN Troops Battle Communist In Sub-Zero Weather, Yoaks Strafe ROKS

Americans Regain Some Lost Ground In Northwest Area  Serious Situation Cited by MacArthur As Tension Grows

Yanks Gain Ground Los  in Attack   Chinese Reds Hold U.N. Forces Back in Bitter Fighting

W Arthur Savs Allies Face A New Foe   Rhee States Chinese Act OnOrdersFromUSSR;: War Picture Darker

GI'S REGAIN HALF MILE * FROM REDS   Parts of Two U.S. Divisions Hold Bridgehead Over Chongchon River Against Heavy Attacks.   “MARINES BEAT CHINESE BACK   Korean Fighting Grim, World War 3 Looms; MacArthur Seeks Permission to Bomb China.

Bitter Fighting Carried on Against Chinese   Australians Also Halt Enemy Attack in New Outbreak of War

Gov. Duff Puts Off Execution Of Bartender   Postponement Ordered After Attorney Says He has New Evidence

Army Must Rely On Science Pate Tells Graduates   Secretary Speaks ~ At West. ’ Point Commencement

Army In Need Of New Arms, Cadets Hear   Secretary Pace Speak To Graduating Class At West Point

Gubitchev Sentence Suspended On Condition He Disappear Behind Russian Iron Curtain

Anti-Subvesives Law Is Defined  Justice Department   Justice Department Establishes Policy

U, §, SETS RULES TO FORCE REDS TO LIST NAMES   Devartment Of Justice Will Force Registration Of Communists On Home Front-— Defiance Expected.

Anti-Red Act Rules Ready   May Be Years Before Actual Communist Registration Occurs

Rules for Forcing Red Registration Announced Today   Series of Legal Actions Promise To Delay Order

Lay Down Rules For Registration Of Communists   But Enforcement Of New Law May Await Years of Litloatian tn Cries.

Lay Down Rules for Red Roster  Actual Registration Will Be Delayed for

U.S. Reds Get Until Monday To Register   New Rules Call For Force If Communist Groups Fail To Act

Rules To Force Red Sign-Up Determined   Application Appears Certain To Set Off Series of Hearings ©

Rules Drafted To Put Teeth Into Red Law   Registration of All Communists Provided Under Terms of Bill; Deadline Is Set

Justice Department Discloses Rules For Forcing Registration Of Reds

Attlee Warns  British Labor   Tells Trades Union Congress te Beware of Communists Within Its Ranks.

RR Operations Normal As Army Takes Command  Siwml Bartiane Banal   Rival Factions Feud While Renewal Of Negotiations Delayed

Theater, Other ‘Businesses Are Destroyed   Scores of Roomers Flee Into Night In Subzero Weather

Rain And Snow Fall Over Wide Areas Of U.S.   Eastern Part Of Nation Hardest Hit Rv Late Storm

Snow And Rain Over Wide Area   Upstate New York Gets Six-Inch Fall; City Gete Rain.

 After First Plane Crashes second rlelicopter Pulls Trio From River Trap.

Pe ee ee ee  Risk Lives to Rescue Woman  Clinging to Rock Above Falls

Two Pilots, Woman Saved From Death Near Brink Of Thundering Niagara Falls

Escapes Death Above Canadian Falls Rescue Woman From 'Niagara’s Cataract

is vo Make Daring Rescue Near Brink of Niagara falls   4 Drown, 2 Saved At Family Outing

2 Helico pters Rescue Woman   First Wrecks In Dramatic Niagara Falls Incident

COPTER RESCUES 3 AT NIAGARA   WOMAN INTENT ON SUICIDE, WOULD-BE RESCUERS ARE SAVED

River Rescue By Airplane   ’Copter Saves Woman  And Would-Be Rescuers Beam Daath at Niacara

Janesville Woman Dies in Auto Crash   Woman Saved from River Two Escape Death at Falls In Helicopter Rescue Crash

Helicopters In Niagara Rescue Feat   Two Fliers Hurled Into River; Second Craft Saves Woman, Airmen

Helicopter Saves Woman Clinging To Niagara River Rock Above Falls

T, rio Saved From Brink Of Cataract   Picture-Taking Dangerous Too

Two In Helicopter Risk Lives To Save Woman- Perched On Ledge At. Niagara

3 Persons Nearly Go Over Falls   Woman and Two ‘Helicopter Pilots Saved from Death

Helicopier Sinks : in Rescue Drama al Niagara Falls   Second Plant Gets Rope to Save Woman and Two Flyers.

IstEmergency Cratt Throws Fliers in Water  a 2 eee   Ordeal in Current Sends Mottier of 2 to Hospital! in Sheck

. Helicopter Pilots Narrowly Escape Death Trying to Save Woman  : Three Dramatically Rescued at Brink of Niagara Fall:

RESCUE WOMA FROM RIVER AT NIAGARA FALLS   Two Airmen In Helicopter Save Woman Despite Crash

HCLIGOPTERG Uae TO Pluk HEA OFF ROCK   Pilots Near Death When Ship Pulled Into Water on Cataract Brink.

Helicopter Saves Woman on Rock  Above Falls   Rescuers Narrowly Miss Death as Craft Pitches Men into River

Helicopter Pilots Risk Own Lives  ‘Woman Is Fished Out of Niagara

Second ‘Copter Saves Pilots, Woman From Death Near Brink of Niagara

HELICOPTER CREW RESCUES. WOMAN IN NIAGARA RIVER   Heroic Airmen Narrowly £s cape Being Carried Cigar Palle:

Advanced Atom Weaporis _Now Being Produced _ On “Assembliy-Line” -

AEC Makes Report To  Congress   Assembly-Line Basis Increases Weapons Output

COMMISSION SAYS STOCKPILING Ct ABOMBS MOUNT:   Experiments Also Paving Way Fer Lethal ‘Hydro mon Wearanon

Training Measure May Be Shelved  President Truman Not , ‘Expected to Press For

UMT Action Unlikely Now   Congress Probably to Shelve Military Training Bill for Year

Standby UMT Is Going On Shelf  Congress Expected To For et It ‘Unt il Nex t Yea

Sav Truman Not in Favor  “At This Time’   Program Doomed for At Least One Year?

Training Measure May Be Shelved   President Truman Not Expected to Press For  Universal Training Nov

UMT REQUEST LIKELY TO BE PUT ON SHELF   Truman, While Backing Bill, Won't Press For It This Session

Congress Unlikel) To Act on UMT At This Session   Truman Won't Press for Action On Plan Now

fruman, Against It Now .... Universal Military Training Will Wait

Delay Looms On UMT Bill In Congress   President Will Not Press; Johnson Asks Law Be Put On Books

Other Matters More Pressing  Defense Chief Asks  Chandhy Lagielation

UMT BILL VOTE SEEN UNLIKELY   Observers Think Congress May Shelve Measure  _ Until Next Year

Congress Likely To Shelve UMT   President. Won’t Press for Training Measure Until Next Year

UMT Request Seen Shelved Till Next Year  Johnson Asks Plan, But Truman Won't Press For Tt Now

UMT Likely To Be Shelved   Johnson Asks For Passage With Start Decided By Truman

Military Training  Bill Put on Shelf  President Against Action Before 1951

UMT Bill Due To Be Shelved For Session   Congress Expected To Delay Action On Training Act

Transcript Of Service-Jaffe  Talk Is Sought   Senate Investigators Press For A Report On FBI Recording

SERVICE - JAFFE TALK TEXT WANTED   Lodge, Tydings At Issue Over Complete Files In Amerasia Case

Ford Motor Takes on Its: Obligation As ‘Industrial Citizen’ of America

Worst Traffic Jam Since Big Blockade Seen   Trucks Piling Up; Big Events Being Riimnared Far City

TRUCKS HALTED BY BLOCKADE   Worst Traffie Jam Of Berlin Reported

Russians Clamp — More Restrictions  On Berlin Trucks  Traffic to Lowest Point Since Total Blockade Last Year

Yanks’ Cavalry Takes Kumchon, Traps Red Units  20,000 Communist Troops Bottled Up By New Victory

RAMMED ON TRAPPED REDS   No Further Word Is Received From  UN Naval Armada

{OUR A-BOMB DEFERS RUSSIAN INVASION OF WESTERN EUROPE “AT LEAST UNTIL NEXT SPRING

Russia Set For War Ill, Warns Solon   Possibility of Avoiding Conflict Is Slim, Says Trvdings

Error In Detroit Returns   Fail To Count Straight Votes In 25 Precinets

Marain Trimmed to 2,374  Detroit Tabulation Blunder Found, Kelly Lead Reduced

25 PRECINCTS SHOWED i WN VOTE COUNT   Williams Gains Over 3,000 Votes; Failed To Count  Straight Ballots

Detroit Errors — Are Discovered By County Clerk  ye tg ey   Recount Possibility Seen as Strengthenes

Election Gives Clean Sweep To Republicans  Teamwork Assured gee am OF i mH as 3

Reds Accuse Finland Of Harboring Russians . Listed War Criminals

Finns Promise Reds Compliance  Russian Note Takes On Aggressive Tone

Reds Meddle Witt Finnish Elections  Russ Demands Seen As Political Pressure

Obedience Promised By Finland to Its Agreement With Red:   Sharp Russian Letter On War Criminals Is Answered in Detail

Russ Criticize Finns as Key Voting Nears  Demand Extradition   Demand Extradition Of ‘War Criminals,’ Say Little Nation's Economy Crumbles

Finns Uphold Soviet Treaty   Answer to Red Demands Restates Peace Aim

FINLAND GIVEN THE TREATMENT BY RED PAPERS   Soviet Demand On Eve Of Election Follows Established Route

President Signs Giant Money Bill Slaps At Spain   Says He Will Not Permit Loan To Be Made To Franco

Appropriations Bill Provisions Irk Truman But He Siens It Into Statute

Truman Signs Money Bill; To Bar Spain  President Likely To Impound Loan ©

TRUMAN SIGNS BIG FUND BILL   Serves Notice He Will Not Permit U. S. Loan To Spain

Copper Tariff Repeal ‘Killed’   Senate Finance Grour Shelves Measure For Suspension

DUFF VICTORY PREDICTED IN PRIMARY RACE   Win for Governor Ir Hot Fight Seen By - Pittsburgh Paper

G. 0. P. Senator Defends Jessup   Smith of New Jersey Says Ambassador Has Brilliant Record

GOP Senator U pholdsJessup; SmithFindsHim Loyal, Patriotic   Committee Arranges Meeting Monday With MeGrath

GOP Senator Defends Jessup   Victim of Charge By McCarthy Is Backed by Smith

GOP Senator  Backs Jessup  Smith Sees No Basis For Quervina Fiqure

1UGE PLAN 10 DEVELOP H-BOMB, HIKE ATOMIC ENERGY PRODUCTION OUTLINE

PLANT SITE FOR H-BOMB IS PROPOSED   Commission Picks  250,000 Acre Tract In South Carolina

COST TO EXCEED $1,250,000,000  _ H- Bomb Development Plan Outlined

H-Bomb Plant Site Is Selected  250,000 Acres  In South Caralin   250,000 Acres In South Carolin: Finally Picked

CONSTRUCTION TO START IN 1951  150,000-Acre South Carolina Site Picked For H-Bomb Work

Voters Decide To Keep Mayors  Adams, Harnack Win  After Heavy Balloting

Akron, Remsen Voters Decide To Keep Mayors  Adams, Harnack Win After Heavy Ballotin;  VF FA... 3. ..9. WA. g*. .

Schiaparelli Runs Into Customs Men   Widely-Known Fashion Queen Is Asked Embarrassing Questions by Policemen

President Asks Funds fo Expanc Atomic Plants   Seeks $87,650,000 Because of Speedup Energy Program

Empty Moneybag Traced As Clue   6 Questioned, Cleared as Manhunt Extends in Brink’s Holdup

BOYS PIGK IT UP NCAR ROAD FROM BOSTON   One “Confession” Fizzles and Six Suspects Freed After Quiz.

Find Moneybag Believed Used in Boston Holdup  Six Suspects Absolved as Hunt for Bandits Spreads

Money Bag F ound, May  Prove Clue   Holdup ‘Confession’ Fizzles; Questioning Clears Six Suspects

EMPTY MONEY SACK: LINKED TO BIG HOLDUP   Six Suspects Seized In Connection With Sensational Brinks. Inc., Robbery.

POLICE STATE. CONFESSION BY PHONE FIZZLES   Call Had Come From Newark, N. J. But Questioning Of Man Under Arrest Fails To Link Him With Robbery   SIX NEW SUSPECTS SEIZED BY POLICE

KILLED IN CRASH   Mrs. Ralph W. Gimblet Vic: tim of Accident Shoftly 3 Afternoon

No ‘Break’ In Telephone Negotiations  Walkout On Rails Postponed Until May 10; NBC, ABC Struck Briefly

Truce Called for Two Weeks in Firemen-tnginemen Controversy: No Telephone Seliiement Seen

Two-Week Truce Called In Strike OfRail Firemen . Little Hope Seen For  Averting Walkout OF  LR, SERS, Se Coen

Say 230,000 Phone Worker: Leaving Posts   Complete Tieup of Bell System, Goal

Two-Week Truce Called in Rait Strike But Little Hope Is Seen of Halting Phone Walkout  Strike of 230,000 Telephone Workers Would Add to Current Dispute

Rail Walkout Is Set Back? Weeks   10,000 Installers Out with 230,000: ‘Others to Follow

STALIN “FAVORS” UNITED KORE   VOICES HOPE FOR INDEPEND ENT COUNTRY IN MES SAGE TO KIM IL SUNG.

WHY SHOULD WE DIE? — Something To Live For New Objective For India

4 Circleville Men Fined $300 Each   Received Jobless Pay While Employed

Temperature To Dive to Zero Mark   Stockmen in West And East Texas Given Warnings

Chief of Police Denies Charges By Housewife   Keokuk Officer Says He Did Not Fail To Discharge Duties

‘Enduring Defense Needed —Marshall   American Public Blamed For U.S, Unpreparedness

Canada Chrysler ¢aces Shutdown   C1O-UAWAsksPension, Other Benefits; Strike Is Voted for June 5

N.C. State To Build Atomic Nuclear Reactor   Project Given AEC Approval

First Non-Government Atomic Set Planned At State College In 1951

West Germany Votes To Enter Furope Council  Parliament Gives Approval To Plan By Vote Of 220-152  (BULLETIN)

Less Government Participation Is Bringing More Wool Production, Growers’ Chief Says

Kohler Endorsed by Republicans on First Ballot.   Smith, Vernon Thomson Also Get Backing by Wide Margins

Kohler Set To Follow In Father's Steps  industrialist Gets Endorsement And Backing Of State

Kohler Victory Clears Way for September Vote  Switch of Support By Big Delegation: Stops Higley Bloc

Russians Offer Grain To Europe  Favor Negotiations For Trade Agreement

Congressional Process of Declaring War May Be Too Slow In Atomic Age

Gel Elected And See U.S.   Massachusetts Legislators Delight in Special Commission to Scenic Regions

Four “Cat” Dogs Set on Trail Today PPP PAP LALLA LAPLAND LAPLAND IAL ALESSI  HUNGRY LEOPARD STILL AT LARGE

Desperate Search For Wild Leopard Is Resumed Again   Stalking Cat, Fugitive From Zoo Has All in Oklahoma City Alerted

Candidates May Share Platform   NAACP Meeting May Be First ‘Joint Session

Rail Unions Vote Strike  In Terminals      Walk-Out Scheduled for Monday A.M. ‘in Three Key Centers; Packard Parlev Continues

Rail Terminal  Walkouts Set   Five-Day Strike Plar Is Announced By Brotherhoods

5-Day Walkout Sef for Monday By Brotherhoods   Action Follows Truman's Refusal To Take Roads

U.S. WILL PUSH ATOMIC ENGINE FOR SUBMARINES   Work Will Start Next Month At Site In ‘Idaho On Model— Tremendous Jmprovernent Expected.

Construction Work Is fo Be Started in Idaho On Land Model of Atomic-Powered Sub

Atomic Submarine Engine Planned   Start Work On Land Based Model Next Month

Would Improve Sub Performance   Cost of First En ine Is Set S Milliene

ATOM SUB WORK “SET NEXT MONTE   Construction To Start ‘h Idaho On Land Based Model, McMahon Says

Work To Begin  Soon on Model  A-Sub Engine MacMahon Tells of  Construction Plans .  nb a . o srt  wen om

‘Mighty Mo’ Sinks Deeper into Mud BIG BATTLESHIP IS MISSING WAR GAME

Reds Cut Off Rail Traffie  Into Vienna   Russian ‘Tanks Openly Help; Government Buildings Seized

Austrian Commies Seize Government Buildings in Rit   Mobs Stage Violent Protest Against U. S.

Ultimatum Broadcast From Tokyo   Invaders Told To Give Up or Face Destruction

Warns Total Destruction:  Inevitable  Terms ‘Such As I   Terms ‘Such As I May Direct;’ No Mention Of Parallel

Ultimatum Is Broadcast to Enemy and Seeni& to Indicate Allies Will Cross 38th Parallel if Communists, Both in North and South, Fail to Lay Down Arms—It Demands ReJease of All Prisoners.

General Says Destruction Is Due For Reds   Speech To Commies Indicates Allies May Cross Parallel

WOMAN AND 2 BABIES DIE IN ST. LOUIS FIRE   ‘Kerosene Stove in 3rd Floor  Apartment Sets Blaze;  Two Injured.

 Defense Chief Johnson Says U.'S. Security  Tied In With Nation’s Far Eastern Policy

U.S. Security Is In East   Johnson, Bradley Return; Japan Policy To Be Studied

WARNING GIVEN TO KEEP NATION SAFE FROM FOE   Secretary Of Defense  ays Peace Of  ' World Depends Up.  on Position Taken By America.

Defense Head Believes Key Is In Orient  W... ta BE tantatanncl   Policy Maintained Called ‘Vital To Peace Of World’

U.S. Security Tied In With Place In Asia   Johnson Says Nation Must Do Necessary Things In Far East

U. 5. Secunily is Linked to Asian Policy by Johnson   Tied in With Way America Maintains Its Position There

Johnson Says U.S. Securify Tied fo Orient   He and Bradley Head For Home After Tour For Information

General Bradley Johnson Are Coming Home   America Must Retain Position in Orient, Secretary Says Today

Sec. Johnson Leaves Japan   Says Security of Americe is Linked to Position ir _ Far East,

Visits Presage Firmer Stand Tn Far East   Highest Brass Returns tc U.S. Alter Talks’ With M’Arthur

East Vital To Defense  Yehnson Says Security Of U.S. Depends on Wiem eee in Ania

U.S. SECURITY SEEN TIED IN FAR EAST   Johnson ' Says Defense Dept. To Be Silent Until Truman Gets Reports

‘Security of US Linked To Far East   Defense Secretary Johnson  Returns From Meeting With Gen. MacArthur   TO EVALUATE FACTS   Statement Won't Be Issued Until Conclusions Are  Reached, Truman Told

More South Korea Land Behind Lines  Of Commie Forces   Native Marines Are Buséd on Esak Island Off Inchon Isle in ’ Veliow Sea

Korean Marines  In New Landing  Republic Forces Now Occupying Ejak Island Of Seoul.

BROKEN HULK OF SUB FOUND BY ‘FROGMAN   10 Crewmen Escape Through Spe:' Safety Hatci:

Red China Must Be In U.N. BeforePeaceCan Be Assured- Vishinsky   Sparkman Charges Russia With Trying To Bulldoze World Organization; Says Free World Cannot Barter The Peace

No Peace Seen Until Chinese Let Into U.N.   Vishinsky Also Demands World Group Honor Other Red Bids

Vishinsky Assails UN  Peace Plan   Soviet Proposals Must Be Included, Red Delegate Says

Soviet Puts Price TagOn World Peace   Vishinsky Says UN Must Admit Chinese Adopt Red Plans

Admit Red China One Of ‘Musts’   Vishinsky Lambasts Peace Plan Offered By Secretary General

Red Delegate Tells U. N. Price For World Peace   Sparkman Answers ‘Bartering Of Peace’ After Vishinsky Declares Peace Efforts Are Futile  pm, G2EREAITEY TTCXEVarcran

U.N. Receives Red Ultimatun To Gain Peace   Must Admit Chinese Reds, Adopt List Of Other Soviet Plans

Senator Lashes Back At Soviets  Sparkman Accuses Reds Of ‘Bulldozing’

Says UN Ban Of Red China Blocks Peace   Vishinsky In Tirade Lists Demands Of Russia For Peace

RUSSIAN PEACE “PLAN” RAPPED AS IMPOSSIBLE   Admission Of Red China Other Terms Laid Down By Vishinsky

Russia Says UN Cannot Achieve Lasting Peace Without Chinese Reds

Russian Envoy Assails Peace  ‘Talk as Futile   Sparkman Accuses Soviet Of Trying to Bulldoze : UN. With Terms

Russians State Price of Peace  Red China Admission Prime Point in Plan

Vishinsky in New Demands   Nomes Conditions Before Russia Would Even Con. gider Lie’s Peace Plan

Reds Demand UN Adoption Of Russia’s Proposition   Vishinsky Presents List Of Proposals To World Assembly

 Vishinsky Names ferms for ‘Lasting World Peace’  U.S. Delegate Raps Bulldozing Tactics And Soviet Union's Barterings for Peace

Russian Peac Demands Ire US. Delegate   Sparkman Accuses Soviet of Trying . To Bulldoze U.N.

Russia Renews Ultimatums On Red China   Seat on UN Primary Aim, if Communist Nations Talk Peace

Free World Can’‘t Accept Russian Plan Sparkman   Soviet Conditions For Approving Lie Proposal Outlined

Vishinsky In U.N. Speech Lists Demands   Lashes Out At Plan Put To Assembly By U.N.’s Trygve Lie

Portion Of Tax Bill Faces Veto In House Group  Committee Seeks A Definition Of What Is “Excess”

Group Splits On Profits Tax  Republicans Pick Up 9) Nemarratic Vatea

EXCESS PROFITS. STILL UNDEFINED   Committee Is Divided 1212: in Test Ballot -

Truman's Tax Bill Menaced By Committee   Excess Profits Levy Proposal Having Hard Going Before House © Ways and Means Group

lax Plea Faces Committee Veto Statehood Lags   House Group Split On $4 Billion Levy; Filibuster Looming

Veto Looms For New Tax Bill   Committee Test Vote Results In Tie

NEW TAX BILL FACING VETO   Excess Profits Levy  Threatened In House Committee

Excess Profits Tax Facing House Treat   Committee Evenly Divided On New Levy For U. S.

GAS CLOUD EXPLODES   Woman Is Killed; Two Men Burned Near San Francisco

Vote Sunday On Leopold   - Belgian Ballot Will Decide Whether or No King Shall Rule Again

TRYING PERIOD FACED BY POPE   Pontiff Has Known Little Peace Since Ascending Throne

McCarran Asks ERP Fund Cut   Senator Says Recovery In 1952 Imnossible

Old Mississippi Runs Brimful, Rains Feared   Floods Enquif 659,000 Lowisiene Acres, Moy Match 1927 Disaster

Railroad Strike Affects Spread; Thousands Idle   17,000 Coal and Steel Workers Laid Off; No Sign of Break

RAILROAD STRIKE IDLES THOUSANDS   NO SIGN OF BREAK IN 4-DAY WALKOUT, MEDIATOR REPORTS

Switchmen's Strike Enters Fourth iDay; Thousands Idled By Inaction

Arms Orders To Sustain Industry  Marshall Reasseres : Leaders. On Controls:

MILITARY WILL TAKE UP SLACK   Marshall Tells Industria! Leaders Not To Worry About Sales

Arms Orders To Take Un Slack   Steady Buildup In Supplies Slated

Caused by Controis  Marshall Says Defense Orders Will Take Up Business Slacks

Marshall Tells Industry Leaders. Military Orders To Take Un Slack

RED SLOWDOWN IS CONTINUEL   Hopes Fade For Ending O! ‘Creeping Blockade’

Berlin Begins To Feel Pinch Of Slowdown   Clampa Eased Temporarily, But Hope for Early End Of Blackade Fades

LEADER SAYS DIGGERS WON'T RETURN   Board of Inquiry To Take Up Its Work Monday Night

Wyanet Officials, Citizens Sued tor $170,500; Jehovah Witnesses Charge Violence

19 MEMBERS OF CHURCH SECT SUE   JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES ASK $170,000; CLAIM DEPRIVED OF RIGHTS

Ask $170,500 From Village, Co. Officials   Deprived of Rights Under Constitution Is Claim Set Forth

ti   Newest, Most Powerful Atomic F urnace Begins Operating; Chain ReactionCanKeepGoine Forever. But itis Controlled

Most Powerful Atomic Furnace Starts To Work   Sixth One For Nation, It: ‘Several Times’ Stronger Than Oak Ridge Unit

Nation’s Newest and Most Powerful Atom Furnace Starts Work   New Pile Is Sixth In U. S., Main Job Is to Make Neutrons

River Crossed ‘Efficiently’ in Yank Retreat   Communists Moving Eastward in Effort to Flank Sonth Units

Ameriean Soldiers Retreat Over Kum ‘To Take New Stand   L.S. Planes Destroy 38 North Korean Tanks In 229 Sorties in Close-in Battlefront Area: Reds Are Vulnerable to Punch From Defenders

North Korean Attack Forces River Crossing  : Frontline Reports Say A Americans   ier, TH ST SOR Wee OD i ® i

Casualties Undoubtedly Heavy in Daylight Retreat Over Water; Gen. Walker Takes Command of Ground Forces.

U.S. Forces Stand on Line Of Own Choosing; Army Chiefs Arrive in Tokyo

U. §. TROOPS SET FOR NEXT ENEMY DRIVE TO SOUTH   Forced Across Kum River, Americans Reported Well Placed   LT. GENERAL WALKER ASSUMES COMMAND

Gen. Walker Takes Over Command In Korea; 8th Army Moves Into Lines   Outnumbered And Outgunned Yanks, Hammered To South Bank Of Last Barrier Before Taejon, Are Set For Better Rattle

Formed South Of Kum River   sallant Rearguard Action Slows Red Advanee As Americans Retreat to River Barrier; New Positions Are Held “Well Placed”

Brave Rearguard Action Slows Offensive Until Americans Make Retreat

Defense Line Formed South Of Kum River   Gallant Rearguard Action Slows Red Advance As Americans Retreat to River Barrier;  New Positions Are Held ‘Well Placed”’

Gallant Rear Guard Action at Kut River Slows Reds Letting Americans Effect Retreat

Acheson Asserts He Will Consult  With GOP Heads   Secretary Says He Will Discuss Foreign Policy with Critics

Acheson Intends To Confer With. GOP on Policy .  Tatt Will Be Acked —   Taft Will Be Asked To Give Views on US: Foreian Course

ACHESON EXPECTS FOREIGN POLICY TALKS WITH GOP   Includes Senator Taft In List Of Republican Leaders He’d Consult

Acheson Plans lo Confer With GOP in Congress  Secretary Says Speech Misinterpreted: Will

Acheson to Talk With GOP Chiets   Says It Will Include Senafor Taft of Ohio

Acheson Plans to Consult G.0.P. on Foreian Policy   List Includes Sen. Taft, Secretary of State Says; Defends His Recent Sneach

Not Snubbing GOP, Acheson Informs Press   Says He Plans to Continue Policy’ of Conferring With Republicans

Secretary Tells Reporters ‘Re-Examinist’ Speech , Was Misinterpreted *   Asserts He'll Meet Te ’ With Congressmen   Cites Reference In Talk To Approval Of Hearings On Policies

Acheson to Talk With Sen. Taft   Secretary of State Says Ohioan Will be Among Republican Leaders He Plans to Consult on Foreign’ Poltey Acids He Has Done So in Past: :   SPEECH MISINTERPRETED

Hatchet Gang Gets 25 Years   Confess To Charge Of Raping Two Women In Omaha

Pickets Dynamite Non-Union Nine In Pennsvivaia Field   Dewey Asks New York Legistature to Seize Private Coal Stocks

101 Local Draft Boards Alerted   Selective Service Officials Notified

Instructed From Washington . . . .  N.C. Draft Boards — Go Back To Work

Fire Acheson M Carthy Plea To President   Charges Secretary And Lattimore Have ‘Betrayal’ Scheme

Senator Bares Betrayal Plan   Acheson, Lattimore For East Strateay Hit

McCARTHY SAYS ASIA POLICY. 1S “BETRAYAL ~   _Demands_Truman - Oust Acheson . From Cobinet

Says Secretary Plots Betrayal Of U. §. In East   Renews Attacks Or Lattimore, Jessup In Jersey Address

New Evidence of Russian Help to Nortl K avoane Found bu War Correspondent

MELVIN INTO RACE FOR STATE OFFICE   State Senator Seeks Repubcan Nomination for Lieutenant Governor

State Senator Seeks Repub lican ination for  Lieutenant Governor   AN IMPORTANT POST

Upper Chamber Votes Cash, No  Farm Products   Rousing Battle Looms On Floor of Houses Due to Disagreement

House Would Cut Cash, Use Farm Surplus   Both Measures Call for $3,100,000,000 Total to Continue Recovery of Europe; Rousing Battle in Prospect.

Split on Farm Products as Foreign Aid   Senate Is for Cash; House Would . Hand Out Surpluses

HOUSE WANTS FARM SURPLUS AS PART OF AID   Split Is Wide Over Support to Free People of Asia

CROUPS SPLIT ON ECA BILLS   Blocs Pass $3.1 Billion Aid, Differ on Use Of Farm Surplus.

Weapons Now Available Could Tear ‘Our Cities By The Roots,’ President Asserts

U. S. Officials to Get Secret Report on Plane Shooting   Details Will Set Tone of American Reply to Soviet's "Violation Protest

SECRET REPORT ON NAVY PLANE TO BE MADE   U.S. Lacks Evidence Needed to Make Strong Protest

Information Will Set Tone Of U. S. Reply To Angry Soviet Protest

secret Report On Russ Incident Te Be Studied   Raft Found by Ship May Provide Clues to Facts about Plane  and Crew Members.

Nine Years Ago Japs Drove U.S. - Into World War   Anniversary Finds Nation With Both Weakness And Strength

Anniversary 8f ‘Day That Will Live In Infamy’ Finds U. §. in Grave Crisis

Today Is Ninth Anniversary Of "Pearl Harbor’   Is US Ready For World War Ill if it Comes?

‘Brown Market’ On Coal Develops As Supplies Dwindle  Ceal Prices Soar, Industries Laying  Cfi More and More Mer

Nafional Guard Units Ordered to Step up Training   Four Divisions Go Into Active Duty Next Month

4 Divisions Federalized For Action   Will Recrutt To Full Strength And Star’ Training Sept. For Whatever Emergency

Lobaugh Is Given Reprieve Teday   Confessed Killer Is saved from Chair by (,overnor Schricker.

Lobaugh Geis 10th Reprieve From Electric Chair: New Date, Nov. 26

Expect Freeze Tonight Over Entire State   Weather Bureau Predicts , Low Readings to Range From 25 to 30 Degree:

FBI Lists Numbers Of Some Brink’s Cash  One of Numerou: Developments In Intense Hunt

Law Groups to Merce Forces in Robbery Inquiry   Coordinate the Search for Bandits in Record Holdup

JOOVER TO DIRECT BANDIT HUNT FBI Discloses Serial Numbers Known On Part Of Boston Loot

FBI Has Serial Numbers of Bills  Stolen in Boston   Hoover Enters Case A Miami Police Hold Man  For Questioning

. Fair Price Test Tube—  ‘New York Stores Battle Discount Houses

New York Opens Up Price War On Electric Goods   May Have Effect In 45 States With Fair Trade Laws

2-DAY RAIL STRIKE ENDS   ILLNESS FATAL NDS TO THOS. BEGG   Coal Hauling Road Back In Operation After Walkout.

CENSUS DRIVE   Enumerators Will Star ~ Rounds in Douglas Coun ty Tomorrow

TO BUILD UP FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   Spokesman Says U. S. Forces Will Hold South of Kum River

North Korea Puts 40,000 Into Battle   Southern Columns Fare Better on Eastern Flank

KOREA OFFENSIVE MOVES PLANNED   Officer Says G I’s Will Hold Somewhere South Of Kum River

Work of FBI Agents Is Revealed in Coplon Spy Trial   Russian Secret Police And All Others Get Answers to U. S. Methods

FBI RECORDING MAY BE GIVEN SPY HUNTERS   Service And Jaffee Taken Secretly.

Marshal Tito Rejects Idea War Inevitable  Tito Gives Beliefs In Mass News Conference Today

LEGION LEADER DEMANDS PROBE OF STATE DEP   Craig Charges Acheson Has “Played With Leftists Too Lona’

Legion Head Asks Probe Of Acheson   Non-Partisan Inquiry In* to State Department To Clear Ur Uncertain 4. = ee

Murray Wins State Recount   State Election Board To Meet Saturdoy to Certify Recount

Amoth to Oppose Wiley at Polls   Twice Unsuccessful Governor Candidate on G. O. P. Ticket

Amoth in Race Against Wiley   Former Candidate for Governor a Republicar

Census Takers Start Out Saturday To Gather 15 Billion Facts.On U. S.

LAW PROTECTS SOLDIERS ON FORECLOSURE   Relief Act of 1940 Still in Force on Evictions, Civil Suits.

Soldiers, Sailors Relief Act In Force, VA Reveals  Protected Against Civil Actions

Civil Relief Act for Servicemen Still in Force   VA Issues Assurance of Legal Protection im Court Acthoens

Act Still Protects  Service Members Covers Evictions, Foreclosure Steps

Severe Ice Storm Grips South Missouri   Poplar Bluff, Cape Girardeau, Sikeston Are Badly Hit

South Missouri Locked In Severe Ice Storm   Communication, Power Lines Give Way Under - Weight of Ice; Some Roads Impassable as Ereezina Mist Extends Across the State

Harlingen Bond Issues Sold At 2.86 Per Cent Interest  Mayor Tells Commission ‘Expert Advice’ Imdientac AAnva ie Gand Ono far City

State Expected To Becin Rent Control May    Possibility Rents of March 1, 1949, Will Be Ordered Frozen

Britain Plugs Drain of US Dollar Fund      Fear Revolt in Egypt; Reds Plan UN Protest; GOP Want Formosa Saved

Britons Stop Dollar Drain   Devaluation Effect May Permit Election

WORLD ROUNDUP — _ British Government Plugs Drain Of American Dollars

Britain Improves Financial Picture  Government Has Plugged Drain of American  rs ee  HAS HIKED RESERVES ians Going to Polls oday in First Time  in 5 Years

Britain Plugs Its Dollar Drain   Devaluation - Achieves Its Immediate Goal

Ruling Set on Libel   Censorship, Tidelanc Appeals Denied by Supreme Court

State Shivers, No Relief Seen  Snow Fatal To Two At Iron Mountain

Game Warden Bill Detoured   Phillips Bill Upset by School, City Men; Sent to Committee /

Plan Funeral for Children Killed In Bus-Train Crash   Sister of First Victim Dies; Others Show Improvement

Week in Politics Eases One Problem Tangles Another  Report Kraschel May Enter Demo  Race for Senate

10 AGED PERSONS PERISH AS BLAZE RAZES DORMITOR)   Others Injured in Fire a Convalescent Home Near Amarillo, Tex.—Bodies Still in Wreckage.   FIREMEN BATTLE  UNDER A HANDICAP   Water Mains Do Not Reach  Building--Some of Patients Trapped After Opening Christmas Gifts.

Ten Aged People Die as Fire Takes Convalescent Home   Blaze’ Gatches Them I Rooms 6 “kienrilio,. Tey Place —

Home For Aged Burns, 10 Perish   Aged Texans Die During Christmas Party

Four Found Dead  Of Asphyxiation   10 Aged Persons Die In Dormitory Blaze

Season Gray, Depressing  [Beachead Not Place Where Men Feel the Christmas Spirit

Hungnam Beachhead a Cold, Dreary Place to Spend Christmas Season *

Meet Light Resistance in Northwest Front; Very Heavy Resistance Reported on Right.  ARTILLERY, PLANES AID IN ADVANCE

Airmen Soften Up Enemy With Heavy Blows.   Some Red Units Have Withdrawn Tc Positions In North Korean Mountains

Resistance Heavy in One Sector as Battle Lull Ends   Push From Bridgehead Cautious; Ponder Red Reaction to Advance

Push North From U. N. Chongchon Bridgehead  Against Spotty Resistance

Spotty Red Gunfire Meets U.N. Troops   Four Mile Gain Scored in Northwest To End Five Days of Puzzling Quiet

UN Forces Shatter Tense Lull In Korean Ground Warfare ‘With Advance of Four Miles  Heavy Resistance Is Reported On One Sector of Front

Yanks, British Move Cautiously Against Reds   Very Heavy Resistance Reported in Area of Ist Cavalry’s Drive

U. N. Armies Meet Stiff Resistance  Reaction Of Red Chinese Awaited

Allies Plunge Ahead   Gain\Four Miles In Northwest; Meet Stiff Resistance in One. .  Awana Nane Nicawhara

FIRST CAVALRY HITS RESISTANCE IN ONE SECTOR   BIG QUESTION IS: WILL CHINESE REDS NOW MAKE A STAND?

First Cavalry Meets Stubborn Foe Near River   Enemy Is Dug In; Advance Northward Made Cautiously

War Lull at End: Fight Is Resumed   Allied Advance Meets Heavy Resistance on Parts of Line   NEAR BIG POWER DAMS   Heavy Pounding From Au Kept Up to Stop Rein forcements

Big Offensive Meets Mixed Enemy Reaction   4 Power Plants Retaken During Unopposed Attack

REACTION TO ALLIED DRIVE PROVES MIXED   Little Resistance  On Some Sectors But Others Tough

Tense Lull  Shattered On  Korea Front  Alowas Bitehtinag Raana   _New Fighting Rages In Northwest; Ching Red Stand Watched

AMERICANS GAIN AGAINST ENEMY ON TWO FRONTS   New Drives In Northwest And Northeast Korea Break Lull In Fighting — Flyers  ammer Reds.

War Lull at End; Fight Is Resumed   NEAR BIG POWER DAMS   Heavy Pounding From An Kept Up to Stop Rein forcements

Assault Nets 4-Mile Gain In Northwest  New Ground Action oe a oe a

UN Troops Hammer Reds  Northward   Chinese Reds Pushec Back Three Miles; Breaks Battle Lull

New Push Ends 5-Day Lull Caused by Red Withdrawal to Heights   First Cavalry Runs Into. Heavy Fight   Troops Advance to Spot Near Pakchon Where Reds Are Entrenched

Advance 4 Miles Under Heavy Fire In Unified Attack   Racine Boy Braves Explosions To Clear Korean Road Block

Allies End Lull: Push Four Miles Bhead in Korea   Demand for Red China to Withdraw Troops Is Before U.N.

U. N. Forces Meet Stiff Resistance North of Chongchon  Drive Is Cautious After a Puzzling 5-Day a7, ' * # ~ 4

Four-Mile  Advance in Northwest   Cavalry Meets Heavy Resistance; Others Little Opposed.

Arms Assemble For Shipment to Atlantic Allies   Eight European Nations to Receive $900,000,000 Aid

TRUMAN OKAYS ATLANTIC PACT DEFENSE PLAN   SS. Preparing To Send Small Arms To West Kurope Nations

Arms Shipments Are Assembled  Small Items Among Initial Supplies

ToRush US Arms fo Pact Nations   Truman Approves of Master Defense Plan by Allies

U.S. Rushing Guns to Allies   Quick Action Taken After Pact Sionine

Arms Shipments Sent Abroad  Beginning Made on — Coordinated Defense

American Guns Start Rolling Info Europe  Arms Boost Morale   Arms Boost Morale Under Atlantic Pact

Rush Shipping Of U. S. Arms  To Europeans   Small Shipments Being Hastily Assembled As Psychological Boosters To Aid Nations

Arms Shipment To Europeans Start Soon   Initial Supplies To Help In ‘Cold War’ Against Reds

Arms Shipments Being Assemblec To Go to Europe   8 Overseas Allies To Be Strengthened Under Atlantic Pact

First Shipments Of Arms Prepared  Token Cargo Action To Bolster Allies

Former Convict Held In Murder   Search Continues For Two Daughters Of Shooting Victim

ee Se Survivors rs Tell of SI ark net: Horros as Fire ‘Sweeps Car 7

SURVIVORS DESCRIBE HORROR ON STREETCAR   Girl Tells.of Panic and How She Saw Her Friend Being Burned

DEFENDANT MAKES A SCENE AT TRIAL OF TREVOSE CASE  Daniel Lockrey Shouts That He is Being Framed In The Case PHILA. HOLD-UP GANG Judge Warns Woman That She Must Keep Onriet

NOISY DEFENDANT MADE SCENE DURING HIS TRIAL   Woman Also Was Warned For Her Demonstration   ALLEGED HOLDUP GANG

Taft Named By GO! Leaders as Choice  For ’52 President  Eisenhower Long Shot   Eisenhower Long Shot Second, Dewey Ignore:  In United Press Poll

Taft Is Boosted For 1952 Race   Nation-Wide Poll of Party Chairmen Lists ‘Mr. Republican‘ as No. 1

Poll Shows Taft Tops In Party   U.P. Survey Finds Many State G.O.P. Chiefs For Him for 1952.   Ike Urges Europe's Defense; Taft Eyes Issue Skeptically

Taft Rated Outstanding Favorite for Nomination  In ‘52 by GOP Leaders

Budenz Suggests Quiz Of Red Ex-Treasurer  ~ McCarthy Says Amerasia Aides Collected Atom Secrets for Russia

BUDENZ SUGGESTS QUIZZING WEINER   Says Senate Probers May Develop Amerasia, Red Party Link

Budenz Suggests Another Link in Amerasia Case   Question Weiner on Red Party Tie in and Thefts, Probers Urgec

Budenz Suggests Magazine Check For Red Party Link  McCarthy Declares Truman Release of  Twat tat

Senators Favo1 Tough Spud Controls  Penalties Are Made as Stiff as Possible in Proposal

Propose New Federal Spud Control   Strict Measure Gets O. K. of Senate Sub-Committee.

FORCE COMPLIANCE Senate Farm Group Okehs ‘Tough’ Spud Control Plan

Tough Curb Of Potatoes Is Proposed   Senate Unit Favors Both Pianting And Marketing Control

Senators Favor Tough Spud Controls  Penalties Are Made wee CULEL mene   Penalties Are Made as Stiff as Possible in Proposal

Tough Potato Curbs Okaved   Senate Suh-Group Refuses Brannan ‘Trial Run’

Decision on Off Allowable for April Delayed  Commission to Meet Again

Decision on O# Allowable for April Delayed  Commission to Meet Again Mondav

Railroad Commission To Announce April Allowable Monday   Return To Feb Formula Is Suaqaested

Jurist Wants Reds In Pennsy Interned  Judge Says 11 Com.  "munists May Threaten

Jurist Asks -Reds’ Jailing   Pennsylvania. Party Bosses Held Threat to U. 8.

Homes Flooded Around Detroit  Cloudburst Cuts Off Royal Oak Presses

ADM. FAHRION NAMED DESTROYER: FORCE HEAD   Former Torp Station Chief Succeeds Adm. Wooldridge   Capt. WH. P. Smith Acting Commander of Atlantic Fleet Unit  Untll Arrival of New Boss

ADM. FAHRION NAMED DESTROYER FORCE HEAD     Former Torp Station Chief Succeeds Adm. Wooldridge     Cuph iL P, Smith Acting Com: mander of Atlantle Ploet Unit Unilil Arrival of New Boss

‘Mr. Republican’ Rakes Administration For Handout State Program   President’s Promise-Everything Policy Will Wreck United States Ohio Senator Declares In Speech

Senator Taft Replies to Truman Talks   Charges President‘ Policies Would Bankrupt Country

TRUMAN'S TRIP DRAWS FIRE OF SENATOR TAF   Teur Te Elect “Rubber stamp” Congress Made At Taxpayers’ Expense   PROMISE EVERYTHING  POLICY IS ASSAILED

Hits ‘Political Immorality’ Of  Administration  Answers Charges Of ‘Obstructionism’

Taft Foresees Bankruptcy In HST’s Policy   Scathing Attack Is GOP Answer To President's Speeches

TAFT SAYS PLANS UF TRUMAN WOULD BANKRUPT NATION       Asserts President Is Promising Everything and Hopes to Back It With Govern ment Money,   DECLARES POLICIES MAY LEAD TO WAR   Answering Executive's Chi. cago Speech, Senator Rakes “Political Immorality” of Administration,

Senator Broadcasts Reply to President; ‘Political !mmorality’ Laid to Administration

ACCEPTS CHALLENGE Taft Charges President Leads Nation to Ruin   Truman Ends ‘Cross-U.S. Speech Tour

Senator Answers ‘Purge’ Talk Made At Democratic Rally By The President

TAFT CHARGES FAIR DEAL 0 BANKRUPT U.S   Truman Policies Seer Regimenting Nation As ‘Handout State’

Senator,Uses Radio To Answer Charges Of Obstructionism Made During Tour

Taft Urges An End to  ‘Handouts   Charges Truman Regime Heading U.S. Toward Bankruptcy.

Senator Taff Replies to Truman Talks   Panes Dent dace to   Charges President's Policies Would Bankrupt Country

WILD PROMISES ARE CHARGED TO PRESIDENT   Bankruptcy and a Possible War Will Result Says Taft

Ohio Senator Rakes Policies  Of President   Taft Gives Republican Reply to Truman Talks On His Stumping Tour

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN TAKING NATION TO WAR   ‘Political Immorality Laid To President's  Administration

SHARING A-BOME SECRETS WITH BRITAIN MAY END   U. S. Disgusted With Methods Used To Check Workers

FORMER GOVERNMENT AGENCY HEAD DIES   /John H. Fahey, 73, Succumbs To  Pneumonia In Washingf ton Hospital

Train Smacks  Bus; 2 Dead   Streamliner Hits School Bus At Railroad Crossing

Senate Blocs Menace Curb:   Lucas to Seek Showdown On Rent Controls

Three Badly Burned When Gourmet's Brew Explodes at Detroit Banquet

Cloud Tickler Unpopular With Baseball Fans   Take It Easy, Doc, Rainmaker Told

New York City, Once ‘Sahara On The Subway,’ Pleading ‘Take lt Easy, Mr. Weatherman!’

1 Floor Fights fo Test Kelly   Attorney General,’ Auditor Positions Left to Delegates -

Young Doctors and Dentists Must Register   Expect 4,000 to Sign Up for Draft on October 16

To Register Medical Men For Draft   Dentists And Doctors U; to 50 Years of Age  Will be Listed At Octo ber 16 Registration.

Younger Men Must Register OnFirst Date   Marines And Army  Press Expansions

Lewis Calls Love ‘Liar by Glock’ At Mine Parley   UMW President Speaks before Truman’s Factfinding Board Study at Capital Today.

Hard Words Interrupt Fact-Finders Hearing At Very Beginning   Operators Tell Probers Mine Chief Never Has Submitted Specific Contract Demands.

Mme. Chiang Says  Fropaganda Turned Americans Against ‘Her Plea for Help

Matter of Faet Korean Natives Welcome Marines on Way to Take Over the Kimpo Airfield

May Call In The Navy  London Eats Cold Meals As Gas Strike Drags On

16 Counties. In This Census District   To Have 254 Enumerators Counting In April.

First American Army On European Soil Since Demobilization   France Now Ready To Accept German Troops As Part °] Proposed European rmy

JUDITH COPLON WED AT’ MOTHER'S HOME   Rabbi Injects Unusual Note Into Formal Ritual; Bride Faces  tiane Prican Tarm

Judith Copion Weds: Rabbi Praises Gir  Rride. Enpinn 9L Ving.   Bride, Facing. 25 Years “tn Prison, Believed lmmarané

In Strange Land of Korea U. S. Tanks Hold City by Day and Enemy Cavalry by Night

U.S. Tanks and Red Cavalry Battle For Control of Ancient Walled City

Rush Report To Truman Before Monday Deadline   Lewis And Operators Fail To Agree After Eight-Hour Session

PANEL RUSHES. ITS REPORT ON EMERGENCY   Negotiations Of ‘UMW And Operators Have Colianced

White House To Get Data By Saturday   Bargaining Session Collapses; Railroad Curtailment Ordered

Fact-Finding Report Likely On Saturday   Board Abruptly Concludes Hearings During Morning

Begin Preparing Report As Talks End In Failure Chairman Of Board  Hopes Report Ready Before Deadline

TO HAVE OPEN HOUSE:   "Prevue Party” for Cole's Food Center Wil] Be Sunday i

Contracts Let For Administration. Industrial Education Buildings

College Board Contracts For Engineer Building And New Football Stadium

 Cost of Living Index Inches Up Again ‘Labor Bureau Survey Shows It Is Nov Within Fractional Point of Record

Cost Of Living Index Creeps Upward In September, Approaches 1948 Peak Level

Living Costs Continue To Move Upware   Index Stands At 73.8 Per cent Above 1935- 39° ‘ Averace

Cost of Living Nears Peak of 1948; Plan Changes to Accomodate TV

Living Costs Continue To Move Upward   September Price Inde. 73.8 Per Cent Above 1935-1939 Average

Living Index Rises Again   Within Fraction O1 Reaching Top Set In Sept., ‘48

Cost of Living Index Inches Up  Within Fraction of Point of ‘48 Peak

Living. Cost Goes Up .5 Per Ceit During September   Index Now Is Nearly 750; Over That Of 10 * Years Azo ‘

Cost of Living Still Rising: Up 0.5 Percent in September; Now Is Close to Record High

US Cost Of Living Index Inched Up Again Last Mont! ‘Within Fraction of 1948's Peak

Truman States Opposition to Waste of Columbia’s Water, Favors Project for Diversion

Churchill Again Pleads For Talk:   Attlee Promises to Comment On Churchill Plan for Atomic Talks

Churchill Repeats Plea for East-West A-Bomb Talks   Attlee Promises Comment on Proposal Tonight; Winnie Rejects Beyin’s. Charge

Churchill Says Parley With Stalin Needed  Reiterates Plea; Attlee To Reply In mm 2° =P ge 6UP.,.hUG

Churchill Repeats Plea For High-Level Talks On Atom Bomb Control

Atom Control Issue Pushed By Churchill  Direct Dickers With  Ricciaq Praonosed

ATOMIC CONTROL TALKS PROPOSED   Churchill) Repeats Appeat For Conference  Discussions With Russians On Panshe

New Atom Parley Plea   Churchill says Big Three Talks the Only Solution to Problem

Churchill In  New Plea For  Atomic Parley British Leader  Wants Russians,  West To Meet

Churchill, Defying Censure by Laborifes, Again Pleads for Three-Power Meeting

FBI Uncovers Violations of Secrets Act   Vital information Passed to Soviets, Accwers Charge

Top British Scientist Is Arrested   AEC Says Briton Had Access To Vital Secrets In America

Secrets Given To Russia After Leaving America   Arrest Is Made In England on Tip Provided by FBI

WOMAN AND 4GRANDSONS ARE VICTIMS   Family Trapped in House With Only One Door When Coal Stove Blows Up.   COAL OIL USED TO KINDLE FIRE   Most of Family Asleep When Explosion Blocks Exit. Boys’ Parents, Sister Escape.

FIVE PERISH IN FARMHOUSE FIRE SOUTH OF AVA   TWO OTHERS ARE BADLY BURNED IN RURAL TRAGEDY

Acheson Plans  Job For Dulles   Parley Will Decide On Assignments For  GOP Adviser

ACHESON WILL * MEET DULLES   Will Decide On Specific Problems Latter To Tackle

Efforts To Mend Foreign Policy. Scheduled Soon  Actieson, Dulles Will  Pian Specific Problem For Adviser To. Tackle

Sec, Acheson To See Dulles   lo Decide on Specific For eign Policy ‘Problem Latter: Will. Tackle,

Acheson: and Dulles to Meet Soon   Jessup Will Lead Advance Party to Europe for Conferenc:

Acheson, Dulles To Set Policy  Jessup Heads Advance Deleaation to Europe

Jessup Will Pave Way for London Talks      Big Three Ministers to Confer Next Month on Cold War Strategy for Western Powers

Acheson, Dulles Will Meet Soon To Discuss Job  Foreign Policy To Be Reviewed By Secretary, Adviser

Dulles Selectior Bolsters U. S. Status Abroad  In GOP: Males ne, Watkins Cr itical.

Achesen and Dulles Will Confer Soon  Not All G.O.P. Solons Happy At ‘Truce’ Bid

ON FOREIGN POLICY   Acheson and Dulles Wil Confer on Specific  Problems   CONFERENCE IN EUROPE

Acheson, Dulles Plan Policy Meet   Appointment Seen As Prop to U.S. Position Overseas

Acheson, Dulles Will Meet Soon   To Decide on Foreign Policy ‘Problems Whict Dulles Will Tackle

WILL DECIDE SOON ON FOREIGN POLICY   Acheson and Dulles Wi  Confer on Specific Problems   CONFERENCE IN EUROPE

Acheson And Dulles To Have Early Meeting   Specific Foreign Assignments To Be Given Republicar

Acheson and Dulles Will Meet Soon   Will Decide on Foreign Policy Issues Dulles Will Tackle.

Leopard Eats Baited Meat; Is Recaptured   Returns To Zoo Of His Owr Accord After 60 Hours Of Wandering; No Fight Is Left In Beast

Frantic Wild Animal Hunt Is Ended In Oklahoma: Beast Located In Own Lair.

Jungle Beast Fell For Mickey Long Search For Loose Leopard Is Ended When Tabby Found Sleeping

Leopard Gobbles Poison Bait and Comes Home to Sleep, Harmless as House Cat

 Leopard Collapses in Drug Stupor  ‘HUNGRY ANIMAL GOBBLES 700 BAI

‘Terror’ Leopard Is Caught With Drugged Meat at Zoo   Captured Cat Still Snoozing

“HOOSIER HERITAGE” TO BE PRESENTED FRIDAY NIGHT BY H.E. CHORUS ~

Caution Is Urger in Impeachment  ‘Sound Legal’ Basis Needed For Action

INFLATION TREND SEEN BY HOOVER   GOP Leader Sees Peril: In Financing Government’s Deficit By Borrewing

Sees Danger  Of Inflatior   Former Pres. Hoover Hit: Financing U, S. Deficits by Borrowing.

 Borrowing Can Lead To  Inflation   Hoover Sees Present Policies Menacing Every Cottage

Sees Ruin In Spending   Hoover Says Deficit Financing Can End Only In Disastrous Inflation

OEAN BELIEVED FATALLY SHOT   Conviction Expressed That He Was Buried By South Koreans

GEN. DEAN BELIEVED VICTIM OF WOUND:   24th Division Commander Beheved To Have Been Buried Br  Ceandic Usativre

Gen. Dean Died Of Wounds, Was Buried By Friendly South Koreans According To Unconfirmed Story

LIMITED GAINS MADE AGAINST SOUTH KOREANS   Fighting Breaks Out 45 Miles Northeast Of Seoul   ALLIED BEACHHEAD SHRINKS FURTHER

North Koreans Renew Fighting North of Seoul   Some “Limited Advances” Admitted: Fierce New Communist Attacks on Beachhead Are Repelled.

North Koreans Launch Attack As Lull Broken   Two Beachhead Assaults Repelled

NEW FIGHTING “BREAKS OUT ~ AT CHUNCHON   Forces Cling To Last Allied Toehold At Hunegnam Port

BUWr GEPUVOEwS WE WWW SE Regrouped North Korean Reds Make Limited Advances by Weaving Along 38th Parallel; Allies Clina to Last Toehold af Escape Port

Star Shells Of U.S. Fleet Off Hungnam Illuminate Allied Beachhead Against Forays By Chinese And North Kor eans

North Koreans Attack 45 Miles From Seoul  TiY.fs. rE D..j....w. WL. J 1TN nnn AA... CW   Units Of Regrouped 150,000-Man Force Make Limited Advances: Reachhead Holds

North Koreans Have 150,000 Men In Action   ‘UL S. Tenth Corps Clings - To Last Allied Toehold  In Northeast

Reds Storm Small UN © Beachhead   Eighth Army Says North Koreans Make Advances

Korean Reds Fight South Koreans 10 Miles Below 38th   Battle Flares Only 45 Miles From Seoul Along 30-Mile Front, Report. Ko-Reds Now Have 150,000 Troops; Huneonam Defense Beats Off Attacks

North Koreans Attack Along 30-Mile Front  Artillery and Naval   Artillery and Naval Guns Help Pound Back Foe at Beachhead

North Koreans Push South Of Parallel   150,000 Red Koreans, Fresh From Rest. In Manchuria, Stab UN Defense Lines

Chinese Across 3th, in Skirmish With So, Koreans   Yanks at Hungnam Hold On As Ships Take Off More Troops

Agree fo Raise Tax Ceiling for Social Security   Senate Plan Would Collect Levy on Wages Up to $3,600 a Year

Senate Group Boosts Limit For Benefits  Maximum Annual Wage For Taking Or Taves Set At $2 600

Social Security Expansion Bill Voted on Today   Retirement Benefit Top Would Be Raised to $80 a Month

BoostsPresentMaximium of $3,000 by $600; Senate to Vote Today   Would Increase Retirement Pa y   Top Pension Would Be $80 a Month: Adds 10 Million to Rolls

Primary to See Fight for Most State Offices   Wiley and Smith Have Opposition in Last Minute Filing

Contests Set Up  For Primary Vote In Most of Races  Wisconsin State, National Office Deadline Past

Diamend Loons Will Quen Play   E’cht Games Set for Today; Rain, However May Interfere.

It’s ‘Batter Up!” As Major League Season Opens   President Throws Out Traditional First Balf

‘Play Ball' Heard Across Nation Eight Games Open Major Leaque Season

Truman Throws Out First Ball At Washingtor   Cleveland Playing A Home; Yankees At Boston

Champion Yankees Take on Red Sox in Top Game: A’s Meet Nats, Phils Play Dodgers

Boy Scouts To Hold Roll Call  Chippewa Valley wil  Dartisinata Tn Th

Scouts Aim At 2,500 Roll By Year End   Healthy Growth Recorded As Final Preparations For Finance Drive  Are Polished Up.

Governor Denies He Plans to Seek Huge Tax Boost   Takes Exception to ‘Charge He Wants $2- Million- Increase

Fred Painter Gains Appeal   Third Local Slayer Spared from Chair -

NEW CABINET MERGES _  ALL NATIONALIST GROUPS EXCEPTING THAT OF LI

Nationalists Form Cabinet Eliminate Li   Vice President’s Group Is Not Represented; Chiang Officials Silent On Li’s Onuthburst

Chiang’s Cabinet ignores Li Group  Refuses Comment on Exile’s Criticisms

New Nationalist Chinese Cabinet Set Up by Chiang   Li Faction Only Group Not Represented; Officials Are Silent on Attack

Williams-co Man Slays Wife Who ‘Dared’ Him   Edgerton Woman, Mother of 4, Shotgun Victim: Husbond Denies They Ouaqrreled

Edgerton Man Held In Holiday Slaying of Wife   Vernon Bigger Says Victim of Shotgun ‘Dared Me to Shoot’

St. Louis ClO Workers Charge Strike Breaking   Supervisory Employes Are Sent in from New York And Chicago to Maintain Lond Distance Service

MAINTAIN SERVICE   Telephone Office Keep Ex changes Going in Week‘Long Strike

Churchill's Son Hurt in Korea  Two Correspondents Hit by Mortar Fire

CHURCHILL'S SON WOUNDED IN KOREA   Correspondent Hit in Right Leg by Mortar Fire—U. S, Newsman Also Shot.

Value Of Seized Assets Unknown  Many Americans Hac Written Losses Off

Resist Allies, Soviets Plead   Kremlin Furious At West’s Decision

‘Aggression!’ Russians Cry In Troop Plan  Hit Allied Decision To Boost Occupatior Warren fn Cormany

YW Building Fund Campaign Nears  Goal of $90,000   $83,108 Reported at Final Meeting Tuesday; Drive To Be Continued

Campaign Nears  YW Building Fund ¢ oal of $90,000   $83, 108 Reported at Final  Meeting Tuesday; Drive : To Be Continued

TWO MOTOR CRASHES OCCUR IN HANOVER   No One Injured In Collisions On Streets Here Saturday—Three Automobiles Damaged

U. N. lroops Battle riercely  To Avoid Enemy Entrapment Americans, Turks, British Try To Protect   Americans, Turks, British Try To Protect Four Divisions Retreating Across Chongchon River On Crushed East Flank of Defense Line

Reds on New Drive in Northeast; American Supply Line to Troops in Changjin Area has Been Cut

Chinese Seek To Irap UN Forces By Sheer Weight  206,000 Reds Defy Frightful Losses __

Chinese Drive Against Allies Eases Sharply  Yankees, British, Turks Fight Hare  Te fms Ontraxt

Chinese May Have Raced Beyond Their Com munication Lines   ALLIES WITHDRAWING IN ORDERLY FASHION

Chinese Reds  Try to Swing Behind 116,000 UN Forces in Northwest Korea; Slowup May Be for Reorganization

Support Given U.N. Council's Cold War Plan   Stay on Job at All Times Called Aim Of Security Group

State Board Slashes School City Tax Rate   Reduction of Loca] Levy for 1951 to $4.60 Believed Error On Part of Tax Board

13 Cent Cut in City School Levy. Believed Error   Cent Decrease Was Decided Upon By State * Agent Here ?

Severe Hurricane Hits Bahamas, Florida Placed On Alert for Big Blow

Florida Alerted  For Hurricane  140-Mile Winds Lash Out Toward Bahamas

Bahamas Prepare  For Big Hurricane  Florida Calm As Storm Nears Land

Sentencing Of Gibbs Delayed  New Trial Appeal Postpones Sentence

Knemy Losses Terrific, Keport From MacArthur   U. S. Forces Gain 10 Miles in Their Biggest Counterattack of War; Much Enemy Materiel Is Reported Captured.   Ry  Marin

AMERICAN DRIVE REACHES SAGONG   M ARTHUR ANNOUNCES PROG. SESS TO TOWN ON HIGHWAY TO CHINIU.

SOUTHERN FRONT DRIVE STALLED BY OPPOSITION   Marines And 25th Division Units Gain About Four Miles   AMERICAN LOSSES RELATIVELY LIGHT

Copper. Ingots Sent To China   O°Conor Tells of Devious Route Taken From Japan

4 Days Since Elections— a 7 ‘  Michigan Still Eeiirits Votes For Governor

Governor Race Still Up in Air  It’s Anybody’s Guess As to Michiaan Winne

Kelly's Lead Down To 300 Votes Michigan's Governorshir In Doubt After 4 Days

Wonder Hormone Saves Life Of Man Who Lost 70 Per Cent Of His Skin

ACTH Saves Life Of Blaze Victim  * * * i ke * * * * k. * * *   Case Of Almost Skinless Man Is Declared ‘Near Miracle’

CHIC RIVER ON WAY UP    Flood Stage in Cincinnati Distriet Predicted for Late ‘Today — Alerts Issued: .

OHIO RIVER ON WAY UP   Flood stage in Chietnnall District. Predicted for Late ‘Poday — Alerts Ussued,

AKRON GIRL WEDS LE MARS MAN ON SUNDAY MAY 14   Miss Shirley Adams And Tony Van Hoff Take Marriace Vowg

Kerosene-Fed Fire Kills Five  Mother, 4. Children - Die in Pe. Explosion

To: Shew Motion Pictures For Farmer Families   Struthers Implement to Giv Show at Ritz

DEALER TO GIVE SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR THE FARMERS.   Will Show Entertaining And Interesting Films At Homstead Impl. Store

Flood Cut Drive Fails  ~ Solon Discouraged,   Solon Discouraged, But Not Beaten, In Fight For Economy

Senator Douglas Is Discouraged  Trying to Cut Down Non-Defense Funds

Barkley Says U. 5. Occupation Forces to Be Increased Only lf Atlantic Nations Want Aid

Believe Missing Girl Has Eloped   Daughter of Chain Store Millionaire  May Have Wed Cubar

Heiress Elopes From School  With Cuban   Police Searching For Young Beauty

Missing Heiress Believed  Eloping With Caiban Youth She Met On Summer Trip

Red Agitators In Paris Face Prison Chains   Anti-Sabotage Bill Provokes Walkouts, Assembly Showdown

French Premier Demands Vote of Confidence After Silencing Red Filibuster

Grants Rail Fare Boos!   New Increases for Fou Eastern Roads Get Ap. proval of Commission.

Fares On Four Railroads Hiked  Pennsylvania Among Those Affected

Fare Boosts To  Eastern Rails  Increases Up To 25 Percent Will Apply In Six States.

LATTIMORE T0 FACE PROBERS ON THURSDAY   Senate Committee Asks McCarthy To Turn Over  Documents   GROUP LACKS POWER TO SUBPOENA PAPERS

Report Reds Preparing To rom Southern  Base at Chinju 2MILE WITHDRAWAL   Enemy Troops Are Putting on Pressure Along  Northern Front

North Koreans Preparing To Flee Base At Chinju  CARAT TATDCRAYV TIATITTC   SOME ENEMY UNITS   Hurled Back Across Naktong River; War Outlook Most Optimistic

Rirmen Report Foe Preparing to Abondon Base      Doughboys Using Cold Steel in Fierce Close Fighting

Some Of Foe Who Crossed River Ousted   Bridgehead Bulge At Changnyong Is Reduced; Patrols  Close To Chiniu

Reported Pulling Out Of Chinju   One Naktong River Bridgehead Wiped Out, Tokyo Claims

Pilots Report Enemy Set To  Leave Chinju   American Units Only Short Distance From Supply Base Of Communists

PILOTS REPORT ENEMY IS READY TO FLEE CHINJU BUT STRAIN MOUNTS IN NORTH

Allies’ Forces Making Gains On All Fronts   . U.S. Pilots Say North Koreans Preparing to Evacuate Chinju

UJ. §. ONSLAUGHTS HURL REDS BACK ON SOUTHERN, WESTERN ERONTS: CHINJU IS TEETERING

Report Enemy Preparing to Desert Chinju  Yank Gains Average £ os Tree a oy   Yank Gains Average About Three Miles

Report Enemy Preparing To Flee Base At Chinju   Best Gains In South, West

Americans Try To Close Trap East Of Chinju   MacArthur’s Report Says Two Enemy Batallions ‘Eliminated’ On Naktong —

Democratic   North Koreans Retreat Before U.S. Onslaughts  Yank Pincers Near Chinju Is Within Seven Miles of Closing

Pilots Report Enemy Preparing To Flee Chinju   Policy Toward Formosa Is Reported Unchanaqed

Southern Front Gains Made By U.S. Forces   Invaders Drive Ahead, However, In The North

North Koreans Retreat Before U. 5. Drive   Southern Base Of Chinju Next Goal Of Yank Troops

U. S. Patrols Seven Miles From Chinju   Bomb-Wrecked City Main Objective Of Counter-Offensive

Pilots Say Enemy Is Preparing to Flee from Chinj iu   But Enemy Still Tries to Breach Naktong River Line

Communists Preparing to Flee Chinju   But South Koreans Forced to Retire on North Sector

American Attacks Routing Invaders   Tank-Led Marines And Doughboys  Are Rolling: Red Tanks Knocked Out

Prepare To Flee Chinju, Pilots Say   U.S. Patrols 7 Miles From Enemy Base In Move to Trap Reds

Allies Gain On Invaders On All Fronts   Defenders Shove Communists Back From 2 Bridgeheads Over Naktong River

Americans Now Nearing Chinju City   ‘South Koreans Eliminate Units Crossing Naktonc

Enemy Prepares To Abandon Base at Chinju   Southern Base Appears To Be Objective Of Counteroffensive

Invaders Prepare To Leave Chinju, Communists Base  Americans, Allies Also Cutting Down On Bridgeheads

American Patrols Within 7 Miles of Baifered Chinju   Invaders Still Trying To Crack River Line Which Guards Toegu

Yank Pincers Closing on Big Enemy Force; Invaders Hurled Back Across Naktong River.

Pilots Say Reds Are Preparing to Flee From Chinju  Southern Base Is RDafandare’ Sthiaxrbiunm

Korean Enemy Prepares to Flee From Southern Base at Chinju   In Southern Drive U. S. Forces Run Into Heavy Opposition in Their Attempt to Trap Commies; Pincers Only Seven Miles Wide.

Americans May Trap Big Force   U.N, Infantrymen Within Seven Miles Of Red-Held Chinju

U.S. PATROLS SEVEN MILES FROM CHINJU   Airmen Report North Kor - eans Preparing to Flee Southern Base 55 Miles From Pusan.   TANK AND BAYONET ATTACKS BY YANKS   One Beachhead Across Naktong Eliminated in West; Enemy Maintains Strong Pressure in North.

REDS RETREATING IN NORTH, SOUTH; MAY FLEE CHINJU   Threat to U.N. Base At Taegu Eased As Allied Forces Hurl Foe Out Of One Bridgehead On Nak tong.

Report Reds Preparing Tc Flee From Southem Base at Chinju  2MILE WITHDRAWAL  rm nr mm =O .42'2.;

Enemy Said Set to Flee Chinju Base  Gains Average 3 Miles Along Southern Front

North Koreans Prenare to Flee Chinju   American Patrols Only 7 Miles East Of Communist Base

Yank Pineers Move 7 Miles From Closing,  d-Mile Gain   Enemy Putting Pressure On Roof of Shrunken Allied Position

Foe Prepares to Flee Chinju  North Korean Naktong Bridgehead Eliminated; Yongdok Threat Grows

‘Bob Reynolds Announces for Senate In Opposition to Dr. Frank Graham

Bob Reynolds Abandons Political. Retirement To Run Again For Senator Onunosite Graham

Reynolds Comes Out Of Retirement At 65 To Run For US Senate Again

REYNOLDS TOTTI“ FOK   ‘Our Bob’ Out Of Retirement  Reynolds Eyes Graham’s Seat

Dr. Edwin Debarr Is Dead Al 91   . Last Surviving Member of Original ©. U. Faculty There Since 1892

Police Seek 2U.S.-Born  * Scientists   Newspaper Says New Arrests In Fuchs Case Near

Men Missing From British Atom Center   London Agents, FBE Tracing Fuchs Link; Arresis Are Expectec

Two : (-Experts Sought By FBI   London Paper Reports Men Disappeared In Britain

Two Top Atomic Scientisis Sought   American-Born Experts Disappear From London

2 Scientists InConnection  WithSpy€ ase Disappear   American-Born Atomic Scientists Connected With Fuchs Case Disappear

Two American Scientists Being Sought  mie Die to eee   Top Ranking Men Disappear From — British Plant

Both Moy Be Linked With Fuchs Spy Case  British, U. S. Agents Seek Two Missina Atom Scientists

London Reports Two Top Atom  Scientists Gone   Pair Missing Since Fuchs’ Conviction; Enemy Lure Feared

Paper Reports Atom Scientists Being Sought   London Source Says 2 Missing; Scotland Yard Denies Story

Congress Is Weary Of Work   Lawinakers Wanting To Get Back Home For Campaigns

Congress Has Nest of Tough J obs   Appropriation, Tax and Communist Measures Waiting

Congress Faces New Battles   Weary Legislator: Push For Early  Adjournment

Father Of Beautiful 16-Year-Old Will Be ‘Honored’ If She Married Egyptian King

Karly Call Expected In Draft   Services Trying  To Get Reserves  To Volunteer Before fssuing Orders

First Call Believed Due Within 10 Days Grim Korean Fight May Bring Early Summoning Of Draftees

KIWANIS GLUB ELECTS ~ LENVER 1 PRESIDENT   Annual Election Held Last Night at Local Inr   ‘NEW VICE PRESIDENT

Communists Fined; Failed To Register   Police Court Action Appealed

Hoover and Taft Favor Sending Navy to Formosa   Former President Also Opposes U.S. Recognition of Reds

Ex-President Asks Reds Not  Be Recognized  Would Give More Help To Chiang

EX-PRESIDENT ENDORSES AID AGAINST REDS   Democratic Leaders Refuse Comment On Plans

Widening Of Long Avenue Out For Year   City Crews Are Refillin: Excavation Preparatory To Making “Temporary Repairs’ For Winter.

Policymakers Face Problem Of Saar Split   Officials Hope New Crisis Wout Damage Unity Of West FRurone

Korean Reds Massing East of Chinju for Major Drive on Port of Pusan

Action Taken As U.S. Balks On Same Move   U. S. Senator Says European Recovery Program May Be Hit

‘First Western Nation . Recognizes Red Gov:; See Others Following

Britain Formally Recognizes New China Government   Communist ‘‘People’s Government In China Is Given Recognition   FIRST WESTERN NATION TO ACT

BOAT GOES OVER DAM; 4 DIE, 4 SAVED   Six People on Cruiser Swept Over Top of Dam, Trapped in Raging Waters.   FOUR SAVED AFTER NIGHT OF HORROR   Two Rescuers Trapped With Crews; Survivors Saved by Towboat Which is Also Wrecked.

4 Saved After Night of Horror On Luxury Ship   Daring Boatmen Scoff at Death in Rescue at Dawn

Four Perish in Raging River: Heroic Efforts Rescue Other Boatmen

Daring Rescue Saves Four After Night of Horror   Luxurious Cabin Cruiser Had Missed Lock and Been Swept Over Dam; Thousands Watch From Bank.

Four Lives Lost In Boat Acciden  Four Others Are Py Had tn Safety

Boat Swept Over Allegheny Dam; Four Lose Lives  Husband Tells Story Of Tragic Outing . On Alleaheny River

four Persons Drown As Boat J umps Dam   Heroic Rescue Workers Save Four More In 7-Hour Battle Near Pittsburgh

[Four Lose Lives In Spillway ‘Accident on the Allegheny (River In Pittsburgh Area

Daring Rivermen Rescue Group Clinging To Boat After Night Of Horror   Pleasure Cruiser Misses Entrance To Locks And Is Swept Over Dam In Allegheny River Near Pittsburch

CRUISE ENDS IN TRAGEDY   Four Lose Lives; One Riverman Dies A Hero in Rescue

Heroic Rivermen Save Four _ From Raging Dam Spillway After Night Aboard Craft

Four Die in Mishap Near Pittsburgh: As Craft Goes Over Allegheny Dam; Pacific, Lake Michigan Take 8 Lives

BOATMEN SAVE FOUR INDARING DAWN EFFORT   Lock Tender Among 4 Drowned in River  Near Pittsburgh ;

Four Others Drown Near Pittsburgh   Rescuers Battle Raging River For Seven Hours

Rescue Try Fails After Boat Wreck  Survivors Qing   Survivors Qing To Swirling Craft Below Spill.Way

Four Persons Die When Boat Goes Over Dam  One of Those Who   One of Those Who Died Was Man Who Attemnted Recsen.

Boat Mishap Fatal to Four In Allegheny AiPittsburgh   Four Battered Survivors Saved After Craft Drops Over River Dam

Raging Waters of Allegheny River Take Four Lives But Heroic Rivermen Save Four Other Persons

Heroic Rescue Efforts Save Four From Raging River -- Four Others Drown

4 DROWN AND FOUR RESCUED AT SPILLWAY   Rivermen Heroes When Boa’ Goes Over Dam Into Qwirlinn Water.

Heroic Rivermer Rescue 4 Others From Spillway  Drown After Cruiser BBt ew ee Bak tke wh

Four Die And Four Saved After Night  Of Horror In Boat   Luxurious Cabin Cruiser Trapped In Raging Spillway Waters Of Allegheny River Dam Near Pittsburgh In Early Hours Of Sunday

Heroic Rescue Saves Four in Boat Accident   Four Others Swept To Death After Craft Goes Over River Dam

Four Rescued, Four Drown In  River Tragedy   Cabin Cruiser Goes Over Dam, Battered In Night Of Horror

Boat-Mishaps Fatal to Eight   Four Are Feared Drowned In Lake Michigan   (Telephoto on Paze 14)

 TOW BOAT BOAT SAVES 4 4  4 Drowned in Turbulent River  After Cruiser Goes Over Dam

Daring Boatmen On Tu ug Finally  Reach Victims   Frail Boat Bobs Like Cork in Raging Water Of Allegheny Eddies

_—ALLEGHENY. RIVER. TRAGEDY— Fo our Persons Drown In  Raging Spillway W aters

Four Jose !ives. Four Are Saver   Rescuers Refuse To Give Up Effort

Boat Missed Lock In Al legheny River Anc Swept Over Dam; One Survivor In Serious Conditian

CRUISER GOES OVER DAM, 4 DIE   4 Others Rescued After Clinging To Boat In Allegheny River 7 Hours

BOAT TRAPPED AT SPILLWAY ON ALLEGHENY   Cabin Cruiser Goe Over River Dam Near Pittsburgh —

Boat, Aircraft Disasters Take Weekend Toll  "ay. gmp   Spillway Claims . Four After Wild Night on Cruiuset

As Yacht Spins In Dam Spillway   Four Other Pennsylvanians Safe After Night in Water

4 Lives Lost as Cruiser Goes  Over a Dam   4 Others Saved from Raging Waters of Allegheny River

Four Drown, Four Saved From Boat Trapped by Falls   Cabin Cruiser Goes Over Allegheny River Dam, Batters Six Hours Against Wall While Another Craft Wrecks in Rescue Effort Before Sternwheeler Succeeds

Four Die, Four Rescued Off Cabin Cruiser Battered All Night In River Dam Spill way   Three Saved As Boat Dashes Over Dam; Boating Accidents Kill Four In Chicago

 °  Cruiser Goes Over Dam; Four Perish   Allegheny River Scene of Unusual Accident and Valiant Rescue Effort; Four Are Saved.

Rivermen Rescue 4 In Daring Work at Foaming Spillway   Altenrpts to Saye Others Fail; 4 Lowe Lives; “fowhoat Captair?  Loses Vessel. *

Sen. McCarthy In No Hurry fo Offer New Data   Says He Can and Will Produce Proof of Charges

McCarthy Fails lo Meet Time Limit On Charges   Says Can Furnish Witnesses Later

McCarthy Fails To Produce Witnesses To Support Lattimore Charges   New Date Proposed For Investig: ition   Chief Of Loyalty Board Says No Known Commies Now In State Department

McCarthy Fails To Follow Order On Loyalty Data   senator Ignores Noon Deadline for Turning Over Information on Red Charges,

MacArthur Tells Chiang He Will Help Save Formosa   Arrives in Tokio After Conferences; Sees Co-ordination With Nationalists

MacArthur Pledges Aid To Chiang   in Opposing China Red Invasion

H-BombPlantSite May Be in State   Gazette Says Arkansas Tentatively Chosen; HasNecessaryElements

Claim Victory in Long Fight for New Plant   Area's Newspaper Reports Success on $200 Millien Protect

ARKANSAS HOPES FORK BOMB PLAN   WASHINGTON REPORTED TO HAVE DECIDED TENTATIVELY ON PROJECT SITE.

Peace Justice Kowalski Dies  Member of Pioneer Brownsville Family

Lehman Calls It ‘Pro-Communist’  House Passes Tough Anti-Red Bill ‘Allowing Rounduns of Suspects

Bombers Begin  Effort to Save Trapped Yanks   Two Marine Regiments Break Out of Five-Day Trap: Others Retreat

Immigration Authorities Said Dominick Anzalone, Westmoreland County Pruit Dealer, Born In Sicily   RELEASED UNDER BOND AFTER ARRAIGNMENT

Manhattan Ia a City Where People Talk to Themselves Says Jottings of Hal Boyle

WOUNGIL IN PENNDEL NAMES POLICE CHIEF   Fred C. Dunkley Selected By The Borough Officials   ORDINANCES PROPOSEL

DUNKLEY NAMED CHIEF OF POLICE AT PENNDEL   Will Do Part-Time Duty, Be Always On Call; Annexation Committee Named

Driver Is Injured  As Truck Overturns Load Shifts on Curve At  Rufisdala

Stiffer U.S. Attitude Is Predicted   JCS Tour Seen as Indication Nation to Dig In

Stiffer U.S. Attitude Is Predicted  JCS Tour Seen : as Indication _  a, ee ee ee ee

Cleveland Mayor Backs Toledo Mayor fort Taft's. Job  Burke Out, DiSalle in Ohio Senate Race

Tuck Driver fo. Rejoin His Family      ‘Released From. Jail But Must Pay Fine for Overloadina Truck

Driver Freed in Over-Weight Case for Later Hearing   Judge Lets Him Go After Governor Says to Hold Him

Jap Commies Call Strike; Tension High   Reprisal Strike To Protest Trial of Eight Japs Accused of Beating American Soldiers.

Tension Grows For MacArthur In Tokyo Area  First Violence Felt On Memorial Day

Jap Reds Call General Strike  Uprising Protests Gl-Attackess’ Trial

Defiant Jap Reds Order big Strike   Action Is Reprisal For Trial Of Eight On Attack Charges

Japanese Communists, Openly Defiant, Order General Strike as Reprisal Action  Tension Is Growing Between U. S. Occupation Forces and Reds

‘Tension  Growing  In Tokyo   Trial of Eight for Assault on U. S. Soldier Protested

Action Taken As Resuit Of Assault Trial   Mounting Tension Betweer MacArthur And Defiant Communists Heightened  By Strike Call

Move Is Protest Over Fast Action In Assault On ‘ l. S. Soldiers   lension Eases Off In Berlin Dispute   Red Youth Disband, Go Home; UN Council To Discuss Jerusalem lTleaue

«? kout Due  (5 2, aturday %  In‘? 3% , ‘test  Of Arrests   Action [s Result Of Memorial Day  Incident In Plaza

Jap Reds in Strike Call  As Reprisal   General Walkout Ster Protests Trial of Eight for Rict.

Japan's Reds Are Defiani   Call General Strike Satur. day in Reprisal for Rust Trial

Order To Strike Is Issued By Jap Communist Party   Action Seen As Retalitory Move Due To Arrest Of "eh t Nipponese On Charges Of Attacking U. S. Troops

Jap Commies Stir Strike As Reprisal   General Walkout Called For Saturday as Defiant Reds Protest Trial of Eight Japanese Rioters

Call Strike In Reprisal For Trials   Tension Between Opposing Forces May Come To Head

Japan’s Communist Party Orders All Workers Out On General Strike Saturday

Japanese Communists Call General Strike For Saturday Because of Rush Trial For 8

Jap Reds Order Strike In Reprisal for Arrest Of 8 on Assault Charges

Japanese Reds Order General Protest Strike  Actiann in Renrisal   Action in Reprisal For Trial of Eight May Bring Showdown

Japanese Communists  Call Strike   -Retaliating For Arrest Of Eight; Attack U.S. Troop:

Japan's Reds Order Strike   Communists Openly Defiant After Trial

Jap Communist Party Plans Strike Saturday   Strike Called In Reprisal For Rush Trial O! Eight Accused Of Stoning Americans; Growing Tension Broucht To Head.

Reds Call For a Strike in Japan   In Reprisal for Rush Trial of 8 Accused of Attacking Soldiers   FEAR NEW OUTBREAKS   Is First Serious Clash Since General MacArthur Took Control

Communists in Japan Stir up General Strike   Walkout Called for Saturday in Reprisal For Trial of Eight Charged With Assault

. —REPRISAL— Strike Call Is Issued By Japan’s Reds  Tension Growing Following Attack

GENERAL STRIKE CALL IS ISSUED BY COMMUNISTS   Reorisal For Trial Of  . Fight Men Accused OF Striking Americans Increases Tension In Tokyo.

Jap Communists Call General Strike Saturday  Retaliate For Trial By U.S. Of 8 Who   Retaliate For Trial By U.S. Of 8 Who Attacked Soldiers

Jap Communist Defiant, Order General Strike  Growing Tension   Growing Tension In Occupation . Draws to Head

Jap Communists Order Strike As Reprisal   Red Youths Call Off Sitdown Strike And Move Homeware

JAP REDS ORDER GENERAL STRIKE   Action In Reprisal For Trial’ Of 8 Accused As GI Attackers

Defiant Reds In Tokyo Call Japan Strike  Act Reprisal   Act Reprisal For Soldier Stoning Trial

General Strike Sef by Jap Reds For Saturday   May Bring to Head Growing Tension With Occupation

Reds Call Strike In Japan   Police Alerted To be Ready in The Event That  Violence Breaks

Japan Reds Call Strike ‘As Reprisal   Rush. Trial of Eight Japanese Canse of Action by Communists in Tokyo   ‘Release Demanded      Would Free. Those Who  Are €  harged With  Attacking Yanks

Jap Commies Order Strike: Against US. :   Action Protests Trials In Soldier Staggings: MacArthur HO Is ‘Grim

See Climax To Tension In Country   Communists Display Open Defiance to American Forces

POLICE GUA AGAINST NEW OUTBREAKS   Openly Defiant Reds Take Reprisal Action   OFFICIALS   Estimate 600,000 Workers, 20,000 Students May Join In Walkouts

JAP COMMUNISTS DEFY M’ARTHUR, CALL A STRIKE   OPEN DEFIANCE OF OCCUPATION FORCES FOLLOWS INCIDENT

REDSISSUE STRIKE CALL   Communist Act Results From Arrest Of Japs Who Beat Gis.

Japs Call Strike As Reprisal   “Behave. Or Else’ Tokyo Party Told

BELL ‘PHONE COMPANY TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE   Local Residents Are Invited To Visit and See System Working   \GUIDES TO BE ON HAND

WILL SHOW PUBLIC HOW PHONE WORKS   Cornwells Office Is To Be Open For Inspection On  Mon., Tues., Wed   'URGE PUBLIC TO VISIT

HERE AND THERE IN  BUCKS CQUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Communities   IGLEANED BY SCRIBES

HILLTOWN TWP. LIONS ENJOY MYSTERY TOUR   Large Delegation Visits Allentown Dairy Plant   INSPECT LARGE HERD

DEN. FERGUSON PROPOSES NEW PROBE OF REDS  Michigan Republican Wants Another  —s = Feat in 1 oe oe

Upwards Of 9,000 Koreans Reported Over In Two Crossings Of River—Two Communist Bridgeheads “Of Primary Concern At Present,” U. S. Eighth Army Headquarters Says—Marine And Infantry Offensive In South Make Small And Bloody Gains

9 000 Red Troops Breach Nakfong Defense Line  Enemy Only 15 Miles   Enemy Only 15 Miles From Taegu, Key To Remaining Defense

Upwards of 9,000.Communists Are Reported Over in Two River Crossings as American Offensive Manages Small and Bloody Gains

9,000 Move Over In Two Crossings   Bulge Out Two Miles Eastward On 2,000-Yard Front; Communist Bridgeheads Called ‘Of Primary Concern’

Reds Set Up New Threat Near Taegu   Another Communist Drive Shapes Up Along East Coast

‘Temperatures   North Thrust Puts 9000 Across Barrier in Grave Threat to Taegu Defense

Nakfong River Is Crossed By 0 000 Reds   Small And Bloody Gains Made In U.S. Push

9,000 Break Through On Central Front to Threaten Vital City  American Forces Resume  Counterattack in South: _ affeRe es UNE Sgt SEE BGS Au 9 BS aioe gets   American Forces Resume Counterattack in South: Enemy Stabs At Pohang

Army, Marine Troops Score Small, Bloody  Gains in South   Red Bridgeheads Threaten Allies at Two Points; 1 Tank in Crossing

Communist Force Upwards Of 9,000 Men Drives Bulge Two Miles Across Naktong

Enemy Roars Over Yank River Lines   North Korean Troop: Bridge Naktong Along 2.000-Yard Strip   U. 5. GAINS “BLOODY”   War Front Explodes Into Three Major Battles; MacArthur Confident

U.S. Drive in South Making Bloody Gains   Red Bridgeheads Pose Threats to Allies at Two Points but Yanke Advancing on Chinju

AMERICAN ATTACK SHOVES 10 MILES INTO RED LINES   9000 RED TROOPS CROSS THE RIVER TO THREATEN TAEGU

U.S. Drive In South  Edges On   Yanks Gain About 10 Miles in Bloody: Battle; Fight to Contain Red Bridveheads in North

Yank Offensive Makes Slow but Bloody Progress   American Warships Cross 38th Parallel To Bombard Coast

9,000 ENEMY FORCES JOIN IN CROSSING   Two-Day Old U. S. Attack Slowed In South  BRIDGEHEADS   Pose Threat To Americans In Two Spots; General MacArthur Confident

ATTACK GAINS MOMENTUM ON SOUTH FRONT   Red Forces Cross River; Pose New Threat To Taegu

Offensive Gains Ten Miles; Front Explodes Inte Three Major Battles; Red Bridgeheads Pose Threat To Allies

Bridgeheads Peril Allies at 2 Points   Cr ossings Cause © ounce  rin Tokyo; Yanks in South Make  Bloadv Caine

Americans Hit Closer To Chinju Goal   Foe Perils Pohang;   Foe Perils Pohang; Marines Save Force By Scaling Cliffs

North Koreans Swarm Across Naktong River Red Guerrillas Stab  Within 5 Miles of U. S. Beachhead.

Communists Pour Two Miles East Of River Barrier   Marines And Infantry In South Make Gains; Three Battles Blaze

Small, Bloody Gains Made In Yank Drive,   Southern Offensive Hits Rough Going After 10-Mile Gain

North Koreans Push 2 Mile On Short Front             Americans Near Chin

9.000 Cross Naktong af 2 Bridgeheads   American Drive Inches Ahead in Bloody Fighting

Marines Push 10 Miles on Chinju Front   U. S. Leathernecks Rescue One Unit of Yank Doughboys

Americans Gain 10.Miles On Southern Front   2 Red Bridgeheads Established Across Barrier Protecting Taegu Approaches

Yank Offensive In South Gaining In Bloody Battle   Front Explodes Into Three Major Battles; Peril in Two Crossings

9000 Enemy Reported  Over in Two Crossings, ‘Threaten Allied Forees

Marine Unii Pushes Foe Back 10 Miles   Fluid Defenses Swing Back And Forth in Eattle

RED TROOPS POUR ACROSS NAKTONG RIVER IN FORCE TO BREACH DEFENSE LINES

Invaders Push Two Miles Past Naktong; Fighting Is Bitter   War Front Explodes Into Three Major Battles; Allied Warships Pound Red City North of 38th Parallel

‘Report 9,000   Cross Naktong River Barrier  i Cae De ee 2 ee ne 6    Yanks’ Gains Small And Bloody, Report

TEMPERATURE   Korean Reds Cut Through Key Defense   Situation Serious In North; Yanks’ South Drive Slows

Invaders Break Defenses, Obtain  Two Bridgeheads  American Forces In Extreme South

Bridgeheads New Threat to Allied Forces; Offensive Gains in Bloody Fighting

Naktong River Barrier Crossed In Two Places   Upwards Of 9,000 Reds Reported In Thrust; Small Gains Reported By U. S. Offensive

New Threat Is Seen in River Drive   9,000 North Koreans Reported on Defenders Side of Water Barrier

River Barrier Is Threatened By Communists  American Offensive Diatwe tin AAAmaAKGiu8

U.N. Forces Drive Again After Letup   New Gains Made Toward Chinju After Marines Save Trapped Army Men

Gain Bridgehead Across Naktong Defense Barrier   Yank Drive in South Makes Small and Bloody Gains

Enemy. Units.or Guerrillas Reported »: Stabbing Within Five Miles of U. S:  (  Beachhead at Pohang on East Coast.   °9000 CROSS NAKTONG

North Koreans Pour Across Defense Barrier  Push Out Two Miles On 2,000-Yd. Front

North Koreans ThreatenT aegu In North Area   Reds on East Coast Said Within Five Miles of Pohang

Marines, G.I.’s Stab Toward Chinju;RedCrossingOfRiver Naktong Poises Grave Threat

Allied Wall Pierced at  Two Points   American Offensive to South Grinding Out Small Advances.   (Map on picture nage.)

Small, Bloody Gains Chalked Up For Allies  ’ Fresh U, S. Troops Used: 9.000 Reds   Fresh U, S. Troops Used; 9,000 Reds  flat Aernee River

Push Eastward Two Miles After Crossing Stream   Marines, Infantry Make Small Gains On Southern Front

FURTHER PRICE REGULATIONS  ARE HINTED   Top. Official of _ Federal . Reservo Board Claims Restrictions Shonld be Increased as Means of Avo'ding Price Fixing or Government Rationing

Further Consumer Credit Curbs Hinted As Being In Offing   Immediate Price-Wage Curbs Urged

SHOW IS HALTED BY TECHNICIANS   Cancels Television Pro. grams When Workers Quit Jobs, Walkout

TALK TO BE ON WORLD PROBLEMS  Truman Is Scheduled To Make ‘Important’ Speech Before UN

‘Democrats Drop Plans for Speedy Mine Seizure Legislation as GOP Insists on Emergency Power

Democrats Drop Plans for Coal Mine Seizure Bill    Detend President Truman While Republicans Assail His “Bunaling”’

COURT UPHOLDS PENALTY GIVEN MILL STRIKERS   State Supyeme Justices  ffirm Conviction  Of 53—City Tax  _ For -Chamber Of  Commerce Advertising Invalid,

Conviction Of 53 Hart Cotton Mill Strikers .On Contempt Charge Is Upheld By Court

Chinese Appeal May Be Sent To Little Assembly  olitica   UN Political Committee Nears Vote On Issue

Tsiang Seeks Moral Victory On Red Issue   Little Assembly Expected To Get Appeal For Investigation

Reds Retreat But Allies Holding Back   Chinese Plea To Be Studied   PROPAGANDA MOVE BY MOONLIGHT?   Chinese Reds Free 27 Gls

SKIN CANCERS CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO SUN   Ouldoor Workers In “Sunshine States” Particularly Susceptible, Doctor Says

ARMY REPORTS SOVIET MORTAR AMMO IS USED   Officials Show Picture O: Latest Type 1950 Shell Now In Use

2.39 Perc ent Average Interest Sec  $3,744,000 Sale Of City Bonds Approved

11-Cent Increase Made in Price Of  Pennsylvania Qil   Fourth Increase This Year Sends Mid-District Oil To $4 Per Barrel

Other Buyers Up Price; Crude Oil Produced in This Area Now at $4

Joseph Seep Agency Posts Price Boost   Other Buyers Up Price; Crude Oil Produced in This Area Now at $4

TRUMAN TO SPEAK: _ATDINNER-TONIGHT   Moy Draw’1950 Compaigr Battle lines Ol’

Immediate Tax Increases Asked  May Curb Rationing And Price Control

GROUP ASKS IMMEDIATE TAX INCREASE   Economic Committee Urges Im: mediate Increase ‘to Balance Budget and Put Preparcducss on Say-As-You-Go Basis. .

Tax Increases Pushed To Bar Rationing Need   Five Republicans And Four Democrats Join In This Action

IMMEDIATE TAX INCREASES URGED: BY CONGRESS GROUP   “Pay-As-Go" Program Is Recommended By Joint Committee

BELGIAN RED LEADER SLAIN BY ASSASSINS   Julien Lahaut Victim Of Attack at His Home

Final Defeat Of Invaders Near, Observers Say   Allied Fronts Marge From North And South; Line Runs Unbroken For 215 Miles

INVADERS A APPARENTLY BADLY BEATEN   Fatalistic Fury Marked Continued  Seoul Resistance

Would Cross 38th Parallel  In Advances   Hope Expressed The UN Will Favor  Such a Move

German Industry N eeded   Will Be Stepped Up To Aid Arms Plan For Western Nation:

Georgia-Florida Belt Open:   ‘European Defense May Add German Reso urces

Many Infertility Cases Hopeless  Nactar Warne Beaince?t ‘Thirhiane’ Traatmanic

Arms Aid Is __ Security Step   Bradley Urges Grant For Successful Defense

Local Boards Will Decide Whether Doctors. Dentists to Be Drafted

Find Blonde Government Girl Slair   Beaten To Death, Body Thrown Into Virginia Mountain Ravine

Nationalists Report Raid On Mainland   Claim Occupation of Town In Plan to Test Defense, Temper of Peanle

Nationalists Strike China   ‘Invasion’ Thought To Be Hit, Run Commando-Type Raid

China ‘Invasion’ Called a Raid   Nationalists Confirm Commando Landing

PROTECTION CHARGE DENIED BY HOWSER   ‘It's Political Smear and-Foul Smelling Plot,’ Declares: State Attorney General

Oust Acheson Act By GOP Strikes Snag  a   Policy Group Decides To Redraft Request, Let Senators Consider

Bulgar Shot In Clash On Slav Frontier  Tito Protests Nerve War Inciden

ON BULGARIAN, YUGO BORDER      One Bulgarian Soldier Killed in Series Of Border Incidents

Korca In Europe ?? ,  Border Incidents’ Between Bulcartans, Yueos. Stir Tito

Gunfire Marks New Incident On Slay Front; Bulgaria Told To “Halt” Acts

lito Protests Border Raids  immwelnwace Dakawes.   Yugoslavs Report Buiqaria Clashes

Gunfire Marks New ‘Incident’ On Slav Front   Bulgaria Told “To ‘Halt’ Acts; Soldier Slain

Military Patrols Sent Across Border Ir. Effort To Capture Yugoslav Guards; Tito Demands Bulgars Halt

Tito Demands Bulgaria “Halt These Practices’; Incidents Appear to Be Part of ‘War of Nerves .

GUARDS CLASH QN BULGARIAN YUGO BORDER   One Bulgarian Soldier Killed in Series Of  Border Incidents

Bulgar Killed By Yugoslavs   Border Patrols Trade Fire  In ‘Capture’ Attempt

Bulgarian Loses Life In Border  Ineident   Tito Demands Neighbor Stop : Sending Patrols Across ‘Frontier

Social Security  Debate Begins   Senate Plan Would » Hike Take, Raise Pavoff

SENATE DEBATES PLAN TO INGREADE OLD-AGE PENSION   George Says Boost Is Long Overdue to Meet Rising Living Costs and Light en Relief Load.   WOULD ADD 10 MILLION TO SECURITY ROLLS   Bill a Revised Version of One Passed by House-—Leaders Hope to Put It Through Next Week.

Pension Plan At Reeves Ratified By Union Local  $100 Maximum For   $100 Maximum For Men At 65 Years; Include Insurance

KENTUCKY JURY ACQUITS SUSPECT   FOUND NOT GUILTY IN DEATH OF GIRL AT PRESTONBURG

Two Persons Burned fo Death As Flames Destroy Hotel af Gardiner in Middle of Night

Four-Story Seattle Apartment Building Wrecked By, Explosion; 11 Persons Hurt

BLAST WRECKS 34 APARTMENTS   MYSTERY EXPLOSION INJURES 11 PERSONS IN SEATTLE BUILDING

S026 £240 0"  Let’s Study The Story Of Old Iron Skull. The Breaker Of The Bricks

ALGER HISS CONVICTION IS UPHELD   Appeals Court Rules Chambers’ Testimony Supports Verdict.

Court Upholds Hiss Conviction   Appellate Opinion Is Unanimous on Part of Three Judaes

Hiss Conviction Upheld ‘On Appeal: He Reiterate: ‘He Is Innocent of Charre

Hiss Conviction Upheld by Court   Charge of Perjury Against Him Sticks

Hiss Verdict Is Upheld by Appeals Court   3. Judges In Unanimous Decision; Cite Story Related By . Chambers

Conviction Of Hiss Upheld   Appeals Court Says Testimony If Proved Supports Verdict

Need Special Permission   Oconomowoc Crossing Crash Kills Woman, Child

Peace Secondary to UN Seat, Malik Says—  Soviet Puts Red China Seat Above War Issue

Council Is Expected To Favor West   Enough Votes To Overrule Soviets Apparently Assured

Russia Puts Chinese Reds Before Peace   Stand Disclosed As Malik Prepares To Head U.N. Council

Western Nations Ready To Crush  Soviet Demands   \Russia Serves Notice Will Not Discuss Peace In Korea Until Red Chim: Seating Considered

Reds Firm in Demand China Be Given Seai   Russia Tells UN No Intention to Discuss Korean Peace Until Issue Is Settled

Russia Demands UN Acceptance Of Red China   Soviet Delegate Won't Take Up Korea Until Red China is Seated

Reds To Make China U.N. Seat  Peace Issue   Soviet Prepares To Abandon 7-Month Bovecott Of Council

UNITED NATIONS  ASKED TO GIVE RED CHINA SEAT   Soviet Spokesman . Ending War In Korea Until Communists Get More Power.

Russians Will Talk Peace Only If Demands Met  __ Seviets To Discuss

SEATING OF RED CHINA DEMANDED   U. S.Russian Battle Is Seen in U. N. Sessions

Soviet Stand Clear in U.N.   China Issue ‘First® Before Korea Peace

Russia Insists Red China Top Issue for UN   ' Western Powers Hope To Push Korean War Up on Council Agend

DEMANDS FOR SEATINGCHINA ISSUE AT U.N.   Russia Makes Clear Peace In Korea Is Secondary Item of Business At Lake Success   MAJOR BATTLE WAGES

Malik Returns to Take Presidency Of U. N. Council  Will Discuss Peace In Korea Only if Red China Seated

West Hopes To Overrule UN Leader   U. 8. Would Keep Korean Question At Top Of ‘Agenda

Russia Seen Rebuffed On  China Issue   U. S.,Set To Battle In UN For- Keeping Kores_In Top Spot:

 Russia to Hold Qut  For Red China Seat   Western Nations Expected to Keep Korean Question at Top of Agenda.

U. N. Agenda Battle Looms   Soviets To Demand Seat For Red China

‘Peace’ Hinges On Seating of Chinese Reds   Russians Return To UN to Renew Ancient Demands

Russia Returns To U.N. Security Council Today   Presses for Action on Red China Seating Before Discussing Korea

Russia Stresses She'll Discuss Korea  Peace After U.N. Considers Red Chin;

USSR WILL TRY TO BLOCK UN ON KOREAN WAP   Russia Insists On Discuss ing First Seating Of Red China In UN

Near Half-Way Mark in Drive   $5,080 of $13,000 Quota Reported toward Chect¢

Chest Drive over $10,000   Rotarians Pass Lions in Drive, Seeks Reports

Hit 90 Percent of Chest Quota   Total of $11, 757 Collected Toward Goal of $13,000

ROK Troops Meet New Reverses   Marines Are Within 2 Miles of Prize Chosin Reservoir

Cross Two North Korean Rivers as Winter Settles Over Front; South Koreans Suffer More Reverses.

Infantrymen Plunge Waist-Deep Across! Icy North Korear Rivers, Suddenly Resume Attack Today   FIGHTING IN SNOW, COLD, CHILL ME}

Snow, Cold Slows Up Advance Of 'UN Forces in Korea   Infantrymen Wade River To Attack

7th Division Crosses Two Icy Rivers   Americans Advance Only 25-30 Miles From Manchuria

Americans Go Through Two Rivers Waist Deep In Icey Water   Mustangs Destroy 33 Enemy Trucks   Snow And Cold Slow Up Fighting On Most Korean Fronts

Drive Made Toward Border 25 Miles Away   Soviet-Built Jets Shoot Up 2 B-29s; Craft Forced toLand

American Infantrymen Plunge Waist-Deep In ‘cy Rivers to Advance   Marines Slog Slowly Forward Over Snow-Covered Mountains to Within Two Miles of Prize Chosen Reservoir.

7th Division Seeking To Reach Border   New Reverses Met By South Koreans In Northwest Area

Advance to Within 25 Miles of Line, Koreans Fall Back  Marines Push Slowly Within Two Miles of  Bie Chosin Reservoir

South Koreans Meet Reverses On Western  End Of Battle-Line   Infantrymen Plunge Waist-Deep Into Freezing Waters In Approach To Manchuria.

Humble Spaniard Is Made Saint   Elizabeth Taylor One of ‘Most Beautiful’ Brides

Ouster?.  Door County Board to Ask Governor to Remove Its Sheriff

Britons Asked To Help Locate Stone Of Scone   Priceless Relic Is Stolen From Abbev

‘ALC Ines Exhausted “s Scotland Yard Asks Aid Of Nation in Stone Theft

HUNT UNDERWAY FOR CORONATION STONE   Scotland Yard Appeals To Thieves  To Return Priceless Historical Relic

Cops Beg For Aid: In Finding Stone  Scotland Yard Appeals   Scotland Y.ard: Appeals . For Help In Tracking Down Relie °°

Appeal for ‘Help in Scone Case   Scotland Yard Lacks Clues in Mystery of Great Relic.

Floods Recede, Many In Tents   Thousands Harried By Cold Weather

Amerasia Story Was OK'd, Claim   ‘Sen. Knowland States Magazine Article Was Endorsed By State Office

Amerasia Articles Endorsed   Former Secretary Hull Mentioned in Newspaper Story

Senate's Notice Is Called to Published Items  State Dept. Endorsed _ Article, Senator Says

Over 11 Inches In Green Bay; Roads Blocked   Schools Close, Many Central State Farms Snowbound; Removal Crews Work Through Night, But Drifts Pile Up; Sleet Storm Lambasts Southern Part Of State

Southern Area. Has Heaviest Snow of Season  “At Least 4 Deaths Result From Storm

Driver Accused ~ In Auto Mishar   Three Men Are Injured Ir f  Collision

Government And Industry Face Trouble Finding Ven For War Work:  Most OF Nations Laborers On Jobs

Labor Need For War Effort Cited   Commerce Secretary . Sawyer Points Out Lack Of Workers

WARMANPOWER SHORTAGE SEEN   ‘Government And Industry ' Face Big Problem In Finding Workers

» Most of Nations Labor Force Already Employed : Government and Industry Face Tough Job Of Finding Sufficient War Plant Workers

Finding Enough Workers For War Production May Be Big Problem; Defense Plant Draft Not In Wind

Faces Problem In Finding War Workers  60 Percent of Peopl: Over 14 Years Old Are Now Employed

Government, Industry FaceT ough Job In Finding War Production Warkere

War Industries May Have Tough Time ‘Getting Additional Skilled Workers

Government. Industry Faee Problem In Findine Workers for War Production

Urge Sprinkler Systems For All Public Buildings   Move Toward Legislation Started After Hospital Fire

Soviet Air Force, Army Tops, Claim   Air Secretary Symingtor Says Reds Could Send Surprise Atom Attack On United States

Symington Says Russia Has World's Largest Army, Most Planes, Subs

Air Force Secretary Warns Russia Can Launch Atomic Attack on Unprepared U. 8.

Air Secretary Warns of Powel In Red Hands   Says Communist Dictators Have Laraest Forces

 ‘Dictators’ Have Largest War Forces   Symington Says U.S. Ouinumbered On Land Under Sea And In Air

Says Reds Now Have Biggest Armed Force   Russia Capable of Atomic Attack, Syminaton Asserts

Symington Says Russia Capable Of Atom Attack   Air Force Secretary Issues Solemn Warning In Address.

'SYMINGTON WARNS  Reds Capable Of Opening Surprise Attack On U. S.

Symington Tells of Red's Power  Army, Air Force and   Army, Air Force and Fleet Tops in World

AIR SECRETARY WARNS OF REDS   They Have Most Men, Subs And Planes, He Says

Warns Nation About Russic   Sec. Symington Says Com. tounist Dictators’ Leac in Armed Forces.

Symington Warns Of Foes’ Strength  Says U. S. Enemies Hold Advantages

Surprise Attack Threatens U.S.   Air Chief Warns Defense Lacking

Air Force Chief Says Reds Now in Arms Race Lead   . Symington Warns of Russia's Power-on Lond. Sea. and Atr

U.S. Lags in Air, Ground   Air Chief Says Communists Have Biqgest Air, Sub Fleets, Army

RUSSIAN ARMY. PLANE AND SUB FLEETS BIGGESI   Symington Warns Reds Capa ble of Launching Sur prise Atomic Attack.

No Comfort Here—  Symington Puts Bare, Ugly Facts On Micht Of Enemy Before Baylor

Communists Possess World’s Largest Army, Air And Sub Strength, Symington Warns

Air Chief Sounds Warning   Says Reds Have World's Greatest Armed ‘Force And Are Capable of  Launching Atom Attack

Administration Aides Rally In Rules Committee Battle   Strategy To Be Mapped Monday In Effort To Head Off Dixie-GOP Move To Restore Throttle Hold Over Proposed Legislation

DEMOCRATS CALL - STRATEGY PARLEY   HOPE TO KEEP COALITIO‘ FROM GAINING POWER TO . BLOCK LEGISLATION.

Truman Democrats RallyingT oStaveOff GOP-Dixie Threat To Fair Deal Program

Johnson And Bradley Give Formosa View   President's Decision Against Aid Aired In Secret Session

Sixty Compete in 160-Mile Race Crawford Canoeists  Off for Pittsburg

Canoeists Start Out on Second Lap Of 160-Mile Race Down River fo Pittsburgh

ATTENDS SISTER'S INSTALLATION  HST Completes First Leg 0) Flicht To MacArthur Parley

Outlook for Reclamation  Funds ‘Good’      Only Slight Cuts al Most Will Be Recommended in Budget Request, House Commiitee Indicates

SEVEN STUDENTS KILLED AS TRUCK HITS SCHOOL BUS   Three Others Reported Badly Injured

BLAST ATTACK ON ROAD TAXES   Good Roads Federatior Asks Hammond To Show Proof

State Solons. Back Warren: War: Program’   Legislators Anxious f{¢ Start on Civil Defense

LAWMAKERS URGE DRIVE FOR PEACE   ELEVEN MEMBERS OF CON. GRESS ASK U. N. TO CALL DISARMAMENT PARLEY,

Heroic Nurse Tells Of Fire   Describes How Staff Members Saved Lives Of ‘Scared’ Patients

Northwest, Great Lakes Regions Hit   Mercury Tumble In Worst Storm In Many Years

Winter’s Worst Storm Sweeping Inland Today   Rain Ends Over Floodlands In Ohio River Valley And Cold Weather Being Expected; California Worrying.

Wide Areas Battered by Storms   West and Midwest Hit Hard by Heavy Gales and Snow

New Storm Ragesin Northwest   Five Deaths Blamed . Qn Blizzard in Coastal Area; Arkansas . Faces Flood Threat

Blizzards   Raging In Mountains  Midwestern Flacnde   Midwestern Floods Continue; Report Winds to RO muh

Storms Lash  Pacific Coast And Midwest   Gale- Driven Snows Bring Blizzard Forecast for Rocky : Mountain States

Staggering Blow: Being Dealt To Most of U. S.  Colder Weather Due In Flood Region;

Staggering Blow: Being Dealt To Most of U. S.  Calder Weather Due   Colder Weather Due In Flood Region; California Stricken

Winter's Wors! Storm Hits Western States   Snow and Wind Roars Into Rocky Mountain Statec

Snow-Wind Blow Hits Wide Area   Rain Ends, Cold Due. in Midwest Fleod Belt; West Coast Hit Hardest

5 Deaths As Storm Hits Coast   Snow-Wind Hits 7 States; Kast Given Warning

Severe Storms Lashing East And Western Coasts   Blizzard, Snow And Cold Spreads Through Northwest

Storm Batters West, Central Paris OFU.S.   Blizzard Deals Staggering Blows

DEATH STRIKES WITH BLIZZARDS OVER FAR WEST   Five Lose Lives Ir Snow Wind Storr In State Of Wash. ington — Othe; Areas Hit By Win  ter's Fury.

Winter Fury Strikes In West States   Snow, Wind, Sub-Zero Cold Bring Suffering; Rains Cease In Area Siricken By Floods

SNOW-WIND STORM HITS NORTHWEST   Five Deaths Caused by Blizzard in Washington; Spokane Has 21-Inch Snowfall, 6 Below.   AUTO, TRAIN, AIR TRAVEL IS SNARLED   High Winds, Snow Rake Great Lakes Area, Northern States, Fog Cripples New York.

STRIKES Al NORTHWEST   Winter's Worst Blasts Deals Staggering Blow to Five-State Area.

SEVERE STORM STRIKES WEST   Blizzards Roar Out of Pacific Northwest Into Rocky Mountain States.

Blizzards, Cold Weather Stagget West, Midwest  At Least 5 Dead In ~ Washington; Floods Hazard In Lowlands 

Arkansas Hard Hit By Floods And High Water   White And Little Red Rivers Threaten New Overflows

COLD WEATHER MOVING INTO OHIO VALLEY   Heavy Winds, Snow Hit Northwest: Floods Foree Out Familiea

Snow and Wind Head Eastward from Pacific Area   \ Blizzards Expected in Montana, Wyoming.— Floods Threaten Midwest

Winter Batters Northwest with Snow, High Wind   Minnesota Siruggles in Blizzard: Flood Area Waits Impact

Blizzard Strikes In the Northwest   Snow and Wind Storm Roars Into the Rocky Mountain Area   20 TO 25 BELOW ZERO  Colder Weather Is Also Moving Into Ohio River Flood Areas

Winter’s W orst Storm Rakes W estern States; Flood Relief Expected

Severe Blizzard Hits Western, Central States   Storm Kills Five In Washington; 25 Belov Zero in Montana

Shermans 20 Miles From Manchuria   Guerrillas Active Behind Lines, Burn Village

YANK TROOPS FORGE AHEAD   Tanks Rumble Over Mined Mountain Roads Near Manchuria Border

Advance Slowly Toward Border 20 Miles Away   Reds Fall Back All Along 250-Mile Front Except In 2 Sectors

Two U.S. Fliers Home At Last   Marine, Sailor Reach U. S. Mainland; Quiz Slated

Events Leading to Girl's Death Are Described   Prosecutor Outlines Evidence to Be ‘Offered Against Student

Winter Comes To Most Of Nation  Serious Situation  a en eee Oe See

NO RAIN IN PICTURE   State Weather Qutleok is For Temperatures Above Norma)

Warm, Dry Spell Is In Store for Kansas   Temperatures 3-5 Degrees Above Normal Forecast For Naxt Few Days

Taft Warns Of Rearming West Europe   ‘Solon Says if U.S. Puts Arms In Every Country Surrounding USSR Then   We Become ‘Aggressor’

laft Would Warr Reds, Not Arm.  Senator Says Straig America Is N

‘REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS ‘COMPLETE. FUL], TICKETS FOR COUNTY OFFICES IN PRIMARY ,

 REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS COMPLETE FULL TICKETS FOR 'COUNTY OFFICES IN PRIMARY

Gen, Eisenhower May. Use Helicopter To Visit Valley- Forge On July Fourth

Southern Force Only 20 Miles From Junction   Troops, Planes Pursue Invader Army Northward

Government Cracks Down On Suspected Sale Of Horsemeat As High Grade Beef

Begin Crackdown On Ring Suspected Of Selling Country Horsemeat As Beef

RAINS OVER STATE   Scattered Light Showers to Follow Again Thursday

Jolson’s Friends Honor Memory As He Lies In State   $4,000,000 Fortune Wil Go Te Charities; Rites . Planned Today

State To Ask For Injunction Against Union   Fairchild To Ask Legal Action To Prevent Any Picketing Of Telephone Exchanaes Wednesday

Senators Fight. Against Natural Gas Bill Today   Other Developments. in Congress Reported: loreign A'd Vote  Is Now Nearer.

Fresh French Troops. Rushec To. Thatkhe   Two Columns Riddied by Red. » Viot Minh Guerrillas

French Troops Sent To Protect Fortress  3,500 May Have Been Killed in Red Attack

Rayburn Aims At Sweeping  Tax Revision   Entire Structure May Be Reviewed, Single Bill Drawn

‘Production Is the Answer To Inflation’   Kline Urges Higher Taxes At Farmer Convention; Educator Asks Economy

Highlights In The News ,   * Court Won't Halt N. Y, Rain-Making  * Bandit Gets What He Asks For

FIRST TEXAS GOP CONGRESSMAN IN 21 YEARS CAYS VOTERS ARE “JILISCT FEED LIP ON. TRLIMAN”

Blast and Fire Nearly Desiroy Business Block   Match Struck by Furniture Store Emplove Caused Much Damage in Stateshnro 4.

Georgia Town's Block Is Almost Leveled by Blast  Statesboro Explosion Wrecks Stores in 350 f..4 ~-p._.. wF LI...

Congress Likely To Keep Depiletior Tax At Old Levels   Pressure From 22 States Influences Decision

May Match Red German Police With New Force   Bic 3 Powers Conside: Plan to Establish Body of 25,000

Allies Study Creation Of Police Force   State Department Reveals Plan by West German Chancellor Adenauer

WEST REICH POLICE FORCE PROPOSED   25,000 Man Unit ‘Asked By Chancellor Adenauer, State Dept. Says ©

Police Ferce Of 25,000 in W. Reich Likely  Western Powers Take Up Request by Adenauer

Police Force of 25,000 Sought In West Zones   Acheson Urges Arms Fund to Protect Free from Enslavement

Allies May Boost Reich Police Units   Study Proposal of West Germany Leade! To Create 25,000-Man Central Police Force

Consider Police Force of 25,000 For West Germany   Adenauer Asks Force; Allied Officers Study

Robbers Sought TnHub Hangouts Of ‘Local Punks   Finding Of Pisto  Prompts Police To Swijch From ob ; Idea   Professional

Two-Front Campaign For Increased  Ice Of N.H. Water Resources: Launched

Wife Refuses to Accept Political Defeat Despite Husband's Recall

Attlee Regime Is Threatened By Own Party   Socialist Extremists May Block Agreement With Liberal Group

jAsh Keech Be Overruled  Justice Department Asks Court oe Punish Miners for Contempt

US. Asks New Ruling, Lewis Punishment    ‘Calloff’ of Strike Marked by Sham, Say Justice Dept. Lawyers

Explosion Follows Sale By Few Hours  Bomb Blasts Newly-Purchased Nearo Home In White Section

McGRATH SUPPORTS NEGRO’S SUIT Supreme Court Hears Segregation Cases

Supreme Court Hears Argument: On Segregation  Negro Students Are Seeking Admission To White School.

Truman Frees Some FBI Files On Red Charge:  Secret State Dep’t Files on 81 Persons Given Committea

McCarthy Raps Opening Files “Not Enough”   State Dept. Has No Data On Amerasia

McCarthy Due To Shout ‘Not Enough’ Next   Will Hit Truman’s Release Of Files; FBI Papers Not Freed

Truman Opens Loyalty Files To Senators  Bi ielasky Tells  nuk A_Baz:

lruman Releases Loyalty Records  McCarthy Expected Te Protest ‘Not Enough’

LOYALTY FILES ARE NOT ENOUGH SAYS M'CARTHY   Truman Reverses Decision te Let Investigators See Records on 81.

Wisconsin Republican Protests That President’s Decision To Hand Over Some Loyalty Files To Senate Communist Investigators Does Not Cover All Data Desired—Justice Department Denies Receiving Evidence Cited By Witness

Files Released; McCarthy Cries “Not Enough”   Senator Wants More As Truman Lets Some  Data Be Opened

DECISION TO OPEN LOYALTY FILES SCORED   Announcement Sends Sen. MeCarthy to Work On “Not ,Eaough"’ Protest   F.B. 1. DATA SOUGHT

McCarthy Drums Up New Protest      President Ope Lovalty'Files To Senate Commitice

Probers To See Some Loyalty Files, But I.cCarthy Protests; “Not Enough”

Protest From Solon Seen On Loyalty Files  Traman Decision To   Traman Decision To Air Data Will Bring Charees By McCarthy

Truman's Decision fo Hand Over Loyalty Files fo Committee Said Not Enough’

Truman’s Decision To Hand Over Some Files On Loyalty Brings Protests From McCarthy, Demanding Complete Access To Al! Records

New Evidence Uncovered by  Red Probers   Claim Soviets Got Facts on Atom Bomb

Senator Protests Truman Action On Loyalty Files  Says Not Enough of Facts Is Given

ns AGREES   President Promises To Let Investigating Committee See Records — McCarthy Plans New Attack In Anti-Red Drive.

McCarthy Protests Truman Decision As Insufficient   Lodge Says Picture Given by Bielaski Serious; “Does Not Touch Raw Filea

Truman’s Decision To Release Files Brings Protest   Senator M’Carthy Declares President's Action Not  Enough, Demands Release Of ate Wald Re FRI

McCarthy Hits Loyalty File Release   “Not Enough Protests Senator Tenm Wisconsin

‘Raw’ Files Sought in Red Probe   McCarthy to Claim ‘Not Enough’ on Truman Release

Files Released; ‘Not Enough,’ McCarthy Says   Truman Reverses Self On Loyalty Documents; Amerasia Case Brought  To Attention Of Red Probers

Coal Car Kills Richest Alaskan  Industrialist Falls Beneath Gondola

WHY  KNOW THERE ISAGOD   Unheralded Act Figured In Famed Kasenkina Case

State to Send U. S. 40 and K-10 Into Lawrence on Sixth Street :   CITY TO SHARE COST

RELOCATION OF A_ "HIGHWAY PLANNED   State to Send U. S. 40 and K-10 Into Lawrence on Sixth Street’   CITY TO SHARE COST

li i a,   AUGUSTA NEGRO MEDIC  SHOT THREE TIMES BY ‘RED AS HE LAY WOUNDED

 Comparison is Important  Estimate of US Air Strength Must be Based on Red Force      ‘Korea May be Testing Ground for New Weapons

Possibility That Korean Front May Become Testing Ground for New AmericanWeapons

Koera War Front May Be A Testing Grounds For New And Improved US Weapons

U.S. May Test New Weapons   Korean War Front May Become Testing Ground For American Weapons

Super Bazooka And Recoilless Gun Produced  Lack Of Strategic Targets Cuts Value

NOT ATOMIC BOMES BUT.. New American ' Weapons Face Korea Testing Ground

KOREA MAY BE WEAPON TEST GROUNDS   American Troops Now Foreed To Use Whatever Equipment At Hand

Korean Front May Become Testing Ground For New American Weapons   ’ Pentagon Discounts Possibility, However, That Atomic Bombs Might Be Given Field Trials; U. S. Tanks Not In Use As Yet.

KOREA FRONT WILL TEST NEW U. §. WEAPONS   Use of A-Bomb Unlikely i Absence of Industrial Targets.

 Woman Biochemist Held Charged With Lying To  Immigration Officials

Nationality Fraud~ Charged to Woman  Assert Chemist Hid Fact of Russ Birth

Former Convict Surrenders  Charged With Killing Kentucky Policeman

UN Committee Would Set Up Inferim Body   Move Sponsored By Australians

UN OPPOSED TO RHEE TAKING ‘OVER RED KOREA   Want UN Command Under MacArthur Ts Rule Enemy

Solons Yore More Funds For Point 4   Funds Replaced ct Truman's Request

Foreign Fund Cut Restored In Committee   Leaders In Senate Draft Money Plan   Lodge Asks Mobilization; Negro Approved As Circuit Judge

TRUMAN DIRECTS “TALKS START ON JAP PEACE PACI   Acheson to Open Treaty Dis cussions With Far Eastern Commission, Including Russia.   MOVE FOR CONFERENCE 3 YEARS AGO FAILED   President ‘Discloses U. S. Is Exploring Possibility of Ending State of War With Germany.

Has Long Pressed Russia For Treaty With Austria And Explores Possibility Of Treaty WithGermanv

Talks Ordered By President On Jap Treaty   Truman Hints Conference On European Peace Pact to Follow

Jap Peace Pact Asked; Acheson Still at Work   Truman Says Secretary Of State Remains

‘Truman In Favor  Of Treaty   Looks to it With Japan; Not Talk On The Johnson  Resignation

Orders Start Of New Talks On Jap Pact   - Russ Can Participate Says Truman; End of Germany's Status as War Enemy Sought °

JAPANESE PEACE PACT UNDER CONSIDERATION   Alse Irsing Te Work Ont Treaties With Germany And Austria, Tramizn Save

HST Launches Work On Jap Peace Treaty  After Futile Wait For U.S.S.R. To Act  PRESS Tae ae  eae

U. Ss. Opens  Jap Treaty  Negotiations ‘Acheson To Request  Procedural Talks  By Far East Group ;

Discussion On Treatie  Authorized President Would  Inciude Russians

Start Of Discussions On Jap Treaty Authorized By Truman  Possibility Of German Pact Exolorec

PEACE TREATY TALK STARTS   Truman Tells Acheson To Initiate Move With  Russia Included

State Department Considers Peace Treaty With Japan   Pacts With Austria And Germany Also Are Possible Soon

DISCHARGE OF 60,000 BY DONALDSON URGED   Senator Says There Are That Many “Non-Essential” Employes in Postoffice Department.

TEMPERATURE   Williams Nosed Out In Closest Race Since 1884,   Governor Recount Regarded As Certain: Other Results

Harry Kelly Acquires Lead In Michigan   Has Margin Of 3,877 Over Governor Williams With Only Few Precinets Te Turn In Their Reports

‘State GOP Slate ‘Has Wide Margin   _ Missing Precincts Mostly in GOP Areas in Closest Election

Stock Car Race On State Fair Track July 4   Only 20 Fastest Wiil Compete for Awards

Behind Advancing Marines, 40,000 U. N. Troops Are Put Ashore.—On Southeast Fronts, Several Gains Are Punched Out.

40,000 Troops Pouring Ashore   Americans Use Inchon Facilities in New Offensive

U. 5. Tanks Hit Into Red Korea Armor Defense   Bodies of Yanks Are Found; Hands Bound, Behind Them

M’Grath Objects To Opening FBI Files To Senate   Attorney General Says Justice Department's Information Sources Will Dry Up If Red Hunters Are Given Confidential Data

McGrath  Objects  To Opening FBI Files:  Truman Advisers Appear on Spot Ts. MaCarthee

REPORT M’GRATH OPPOSED TO USE OF FBI SECRETS   Attorney-General Thinks ' Bureau Sources Would  Be Closed   ONCE OPENED, THEY COULDN'T BE DENIED

Civil Service — Loyalty Data May Be Given   Sharp Division On Open ing Records In Senate. Red Hunt -

Action Places Administration Aides on Spot   McCarthy Mails List Of 81 He Has N amed as  Reds to Committee

TRUMAN REPORTED TIRED AND TENSE   President’s Next Move Depends on Russians

Truman's Next Moves Will Await Moscow Reaction, Fate of Battle   President, Dog-Tired From Strain of Trying Week, Rests on Yacht; Has No Present Plan: For Fireside Chat or Message to Conaress

TRUMAN 10 AWAIT WAR DEVELOPMENT   Pians No - Moves Unless “Russia Steps Wy Aid ~. To Korea Reds’

Truman To Await Move  By Soviets   President Rests On Short Cruise From Philadelphia

Truman how Awaits Move Of Russians   Close Associates Says He Has No Plans For Radio Or Congress Talk:

a   Truman Waits For Moscow To Expose Hand   “lothing More to Do Until Reds Act, Truman Aides Declare

Truman, Resting on Yacht,  t eaves-Next Move to Reds President Shows Strain of Trying Week:

Additional Action by President Is Unexpected Pending Sign From Moscow Regarding Plans

Say President Waits On Moscow   Associates Believe Truman Is Watching For Soviet Reaction

U. 5. Will Not Veto Bid of Red China to Be Member of UN, Acheson Informs Lawmaker:

G.0. P. Puts $9 Billion ‘Price Tag’ On 11 Proposed Spending Programs

$9 Billion GOP Price Tag Put On Pending Bills  Surface of Probe. Only Scratched, Asserts Taber

Nine Billion Spending Seen  GOP Group Says Dem« Proposals Costly

Bureaucratic Sleighride Hit By GOP   New Spending Plans Get Detailed Blast From Republicans

GOP Charges Tax Policy Is Sleighride   Spending Program Will Cost  Nine Billions

“PRICE TAG” COMMITTEE REPORTS   $9 Billion GOP Cost Is Affixed On Pending Bills

FIVE DEATHS IN EXPLOSION AT VINCENNES   ‘Housing Project Unit De. stroyed, 10 Others Damaged. Gas Blanred.

FATAL BLAST CAUSE SOUGHI   Vincennes Explosion Kills 5; Federal Housing Officials To Investigate.

FOREIGN PLANES SPY ON OKINAWA   Aircraft, Believed To Be Russian, Fly Daily Over Ryukyu Islands Without Interference.

RUSSIANS OVER PACIFIC ISLES   Red Reconnaisance Planes Active, Says Observer

Russ Planes Make Flights Over Okinawa   Says Red Cross Man, Recent Visitor At ° Far Eastern Base

Reds Over Ryukyu Islands  Red Cross Official Says Russians Flving Daily Over Ryukyulslands

BELIEVE RUSSIANS FLY OVER U. S. AIR BASE ON OKINAWA ALMOST DAILY

ANSWER IS PREPARED   But Planes Over Ryukyu Islands Disappear in a Hurry

Air Force Won't Comment On Information  Red Cross Man Claims Soviet Planes Flying Over Okinawa

STRANGE CRAFT FLY AT RYUKYU   Believed Russian Reconnaissance Planes; Run  When Chased

Realistic View Of the Critical Situation Asked  Marshell Addresses Defense Ministers

Asks NATO Take Realistic View Of Upset World      Marehall Makes Plea Tn Opening North Atlanti Defense Group Partes

Marshall Speaks To Pact Nations Defense Ministers   Searetary Advises Realistic View, No Complacency

Marshall Urges Tighter Defense   Tells Ministers to Be Realistic toward Communicm

Realism Is Needed, Says Marshall   Must Face Facts Without Prejudice, He Tells Meeting Of Defense Ministers

Gen. Marshall Asks North Atlantic Treaty Organization To Be Realistic

Sec. Marshall Outlines Pact Requirements  we  Aalaate Piaekhawene

Atlantic Nations May Lack Time To Meet Aggression, Secretary Says in Plea to Defense Ministers

World Situation Termed Critical by Gen. Marshall   Tells Defense Chiefs o! NATO Treaty Nation: to Avoid Complacency)

Realistic View Of Situation Is Marshall Appeal   Warns What Could Be If Defense Efforts Are Let Down

Marshall Asks ‘Realism’ In West Defense  Face Facts Without Prejudice, Atlantic Pact Ministers Told

Marshall Asks Realistic View Of Dangers  Secretary Tells NAT Defense Ministers To Be Realistic

Warn Europe of Letdown —~Marshall   General Says People Entitled to Know What Each Nation Is Giving

Marshall Tells Atlantic Treat} Leaders to Note Dangers Of Present Critical Situation

SITUATION IS CRITICAL, SAYS GEN, MARSHALL   Urges North Atlantic Allies to Be ‘Realistic’ in Defense Planning.

Marshall Calls For Realistic View Of “Critical Situation” In Opening North Atlantic Ministers’ Meeting

Opens Parley On Europe Defense Plan  Must Face Facts Without Prejudice, Says Secretary

WHY  KNOW THERE IS A GOD  Oursler’s Search Began More Than 50 Years Ago

FIRST FIRST OF A mast ee EAT NEW FIRST OF AGREAT NEW SERIES-BY F' FULTON Opes wky  Know There Is’A God

 Will Food-Buying Increase  Farm Officials Ponder Effect Of New. Credit Restrictions

Officials Ponder Possibility Of Big Eating Spree As Result Of Curbs On Installment Buying And Housing

Farm Officials Wonder If Controls To Send Americans On Eating Spree

REDS BUILDING FORCE BEHIND MANCHURIAN BORDER  Chinese Making Full Use Of Russian-Made Jets In Attempt To Achieve Air Mastery Over Korea

GLENRIDGE MINE IS STILL IDLE   MINE INSPECTOR CONTINUES CHECK OF MONDAY'S FIRE ¢

Coast Guard To Nab U.S. Red-Aid Ship  Boat To Dock On West Coast

New Autrocity Story Told   32 Yank Prisoners Tied; Killed in Korea.

Korean Guards Murder 32 Of US. Captives   Another Atrocity Is Perpetrated By North Korean Forces

No. Atlantic Group Agrees To Delay German Decision   Communique This Afternoon Due To Reveal Progress Made In Vital N. Y. Talks

Postpone Council  Decision   North Atlantic Group Defers For Ten Days A Decision On Germany

Dispatches Reveal Cantonese Panic In Wake of Nationalist Air Raids

Depicts Canton as Center of  Terror, Crisis Citv Is Reported  coe fluent   Citv Is Reported in Grip of Air Raid Hysteria

Canton In Grip Of Red Crisis, Air Raid Terror   Commie Currency Fails As Officials Fleeing To Safety

Canton Gripped By Panic Over Air Bombings   Reds Face Crisis; Government Plans Move to Sater Site

Depicts Canton as Center of  Terror, Crisis Citv Is Reported in Grip of Air Raid Hvsteria

Canton In Grip Of Air Raid Hysteria; Money Collapses; Officials Flee   Southern China’s Largest City Portrayed As Scene Of Chaos With Red Soldiers Free With Shooting And Wave Of Arrests

CANTON REPORTED (RIPPED BY FEAR AFTER AIR RAID   Handful of Chinese National. ist Bombs Said to Have Led to Communist Government Crisis.   HONG KONG HEARS PEOPLE ARE FLEEING   Newspaper Says Money Has Collapsed — Promiscuous Shooting by Troops Adds  to Terror.

NORTH KOREA'S CAPITAL BOMBED   AMERICANS BLAST OTHER TARGETS—NO ENEMY AIRCRAFT ENCOUNTERED.

Newly-Formed American Lines  Also Menaced   Reinforcements Sent Forward in Effort to Halt Advancing Enemy

Truman Calls State Dep’t Sniping Asset To Kremlin  , , Blasts GOP For Playing Politics, Flays Mc€arthy, Sees Policy Surviving

Other Fuels Top Coal On Market; Steel Mili Plant Closed by Strike

Coal Is Being Eased off Throne U. S. industry  Oil And Gas Are  Replacing It As Fuel

Premier Of Bulgaria  Dies At 72   Three-Days Mourning Ordered For Communis Leader In Sofia

Red Premier of Bulgaria  Is Dead   3 Days of National Mourning Decreed fo Dimitrov’s Successor

VASSIL KOLAROY, RED PREMIER OF BULGARIA, DIE   Neted Communist Officia Led Unsuccessful Rebellion In 1923

“U. 5. Hopes To Clear Up Confusion —  Harriman’s Visit ¥ To Tokyo May Cassin 

SEEK ACCORD IN FAR EAST   Diplomats Sure Harriman Trip May Clear Up  Confusion

U.S. Hopes To Clear Up Confusion   Harriman’s Visit To Tokyo May Settle Iscues

State Bonus Bill Will Carry Provision For: Increase In Sales Tax

AT EUDORA GRADE SCHOOL Health Department ta Finish Ap nliveatinne of Santunm Floncds

TWO SHOWS PLANNED TODAY  Tech Rodeo Postponed By High Winds: Parade Opens Program

eran nary ta. TWO SHOWS PLANNED TODAY  Tech Rodeo Postponed By High Winds: Parade Opens Program

U. S. Destroyers Stand by Freighter Shelled by China   Ready to Escort Ship to Any Port Except Shanghai

2 U. S. Warships Read) To Escort Flying Arrow   Rey WAYNE RICHARDSON

Destroyers Aid U.S. Ship Hit By Chinese Shells  Battered Freighter Being Patched

J, S. Destroyers Anchor Near Damaged Ship As Chinese Nationalist Gunboat Stands Near

2 Destroyers Stand Guard Over Crippled U.S. Freighter  Fired to Keep Ship Out of Mine Fields, Say Chinese: Line Denies Hiah-Profit Motive

AP Man Signed As Crewman On Flying Arrow  —_ 1 xtfF.hUlCC OTC!”   Tells On-The-Spot Story Of Ship’s  Harrowing Journey Into Shanghai Port

FLYING ARROW STILL 1S LYING OFF SHANGHAI   Navy Won't Provide Convoy Into  Red Port

Escort Offered To Any Port But Shanghai  Clearfielder Guides AP Man On Tour ' Of Shelled Shin

2.U.S. Destroyers Stand By To Give Flying Arrow Help   Merchant Ship, Ordered, However, To Avoid Shanghai

US. Destroyers Now Alongside Flying Arrow   Stand Ready To Escort Freighter Anywhere Except Shanghai. 

U. S. Destroyers Arrive to Help Shelled Vessel   Will Convoy Battered Freighter to Any Port But Shanghai

U.S. WARSHIPS STANDING BY FLYING ARROW   Vessel, Hit By Chinese Shells, Is Still At Anchor

Building Program Nears Finish At  Harvester Plant $7,000,000 Investment   $7,000,000 Investment In W. Pullman Works

Building Program Nears Finish At  Harvester Plant  $7,000,000 Investment In W. Pullman Works

sate Demos ‘ke Back Charges McCarthy   Predicts That y Can't Prove Allegation ; on Senate Floor

Are Tired Of Being Kicked In The Pants   Deny G. OQ. P. Charges That Administration Spokesmen Are Trying To Smear M Carthy.

American Tanks Strengthen Ground Forces — Communist Forces Belioved Building Up fox New Major Offensive,

Commie Invasion Appears Stemmed for the Present   First U. S Tanks Move into Battle As Our Infantry Strikes Back at Foe

Legendary Big Block Is Missing   Coronation Throne in Historic Westminster Damaged by Thieves

British Stone of Scone Stolen; Symbol of United Kingdom  Priceless and Old Relic, Used in Coronation: Tobe Co Dineen tp Weastesinetar Abhay

Destiny Stone Stolen From Westminster  Rik Weighing %:   Blok Weighing 26 Pounds Taken; Corona-tion Throne Damaged

It Takes More Thana War to Make American Soldiers Give Up the Habits of Home

U.S.in Europe to Stay.  Acheson Reaffirms  Asserts Interest Will Not End With Termination of ERP

Two More Racia Actions Decided By High Court  Southern University Rules Ara Outlawed

Outlaws Segregation Practices An nennnnrranan Tap Rhine rep  High Court Adjourns Until Next October

Mixed Reaction Greets Rulings On Segregation   Governor Talmadge Is Indignant; Other: Reserve Comment

Southern School Practices Given Jolt by Court   Texas and Oklahoma Universities Must Accept Negroes

HIGH COURT ENDS 50 TERM   Banning of Segregation Highlights Activities of Final Session.

High Court Ruling On Segregation Is Pondered in South   Texas and Oklahoma Racial Issues Finally Reach Decision; Graduate Schools Ordered to Admit Negroes

Segregation Gets Slap- Down From U.S. Court Ruling:   Universities, Dining Care Affected; Talmadge Says He Will Not Take Heed

Highest Court Rulings Clarify Segregation Case  Issue on Negroes   Issue on Negroes Acted Upon during Three Decisions

High Court Rules Agains' Segregation   Score of Cases  Are Disposed Of By Supreme Court; Adjourn Until Oct.

hign Gourt Rules Against Segregation  Are Disposed Of   Score of Cases  Are Disposed Of By Supreme Court; Adjourn Until Get.

Bans Seerezation In Dining Cars   State Universities Must Admit Negroes

 Anti-Segregation Rulings Affecting Two Southern Colleges Close Supreme Court in Flurry of Action

Carnival, Picnic Gambiing [s Hit by a Grand Jury   But Non-Cash Prizes for Charity Approved at Cape Girardeau.

Kee KK YOUNG KOREAN GIRL ~  FLOWN TO JAPAN FOR SAVING FIVE AMERICANS 

Contempt Rulinc Annealed By U.S  Government Asserts Obedience A ‘Sham’

Government Asks Keech Decision on UMW be Overrulec  Bm..... oo. Rt kk ak   Requests Punishment Of Lewis’ Miners for Contemot of Court

GOVERNMENT ~ APPEALS MINE STRIKE CASE   Asks Appeals Court to Overrule Judge Keech “Not Guilty” Verdict.

ASK REVERSAL OF UMWA DECISION   GOVERNMENT LAWYERS CONTINUE BATTLE TO PROVE UNION GUILTY

Keech Ruling Appeal Filed  In Washington   t ‘Justice Department Wants Spanking for Union Ae Preredent

Fires At Two Texas Military Posts Cause Multi-Million Dollar Damage

FACT-FINDING BOARD SOUGHT IN COAL CASE   Move Possible Without Using Labor Act, Senator States

Truman Urged To Name Board In Coal Crisis  Cant Eindinn Bade   Fact Finding Body Sought To Study Mine Situation

President Asked To Appoint Boare In Coal Problem   Fact Finding Group Requested To Find If Shortage Exists

Want Fact-Finders Named To Learn If 3-Day Week Caused Coal Shortage   Senator Hill Urging President To Name Group Just As Was. Due In Recent Steel Dispute: T-H Act Provides Way.

Hill Requests President To Name Fact-Finding Board On Shortage      Precedent Is Cited  If He Should Act   Lawmakers Challenge Statement No Emergency Exists On Coal

FORMER AGENT RAISES ISSUE  ‘International Figure’ Claimed Involved With Amerasia Case

Ace OSS Agent Says Amerasia Aidedby ‘Name’   Raider Avers Famous Man  Has Not Been Named yn

Phone Picket Battle Police To Hold Line   Strikers Fail to Bar Beil Workers; Eleven Arrested      Picture on Page 14

UPS HIP UP PIGKETO FOR PHONE GIRL   Win 45-Minute Struggle te Let Operators Get to Exchange.

Phone Picket Line Broken by Police For Non-Strikers   Bitterness Spreads As Bell System Strikes Back

Anti-Red ‘Wall’ In Pacific Asked   Ex-President Airs Views In Letter to Sens#tor

Hoover, Taft Urge Armed  Chinese Aid   Want U.S. Naval, Ai Help at Formosa For Chiang.

Mailers Charter Is Cancelled by Union  Fail to Follow Orders To Return of

Laney Repeats His Belief In States Rights   Candidate Not To Attend Meeting In Jackson, However

Laney Defends States Righters   Former Governor Further Identifies Self with Movement

Commies Refuse to  Give Fight   Fall Back: Before Hard Assaults on Road in Taegu,” Gisngayong Sector    i Were Danger Spots   Details Are Lacking on Tokchok Landing and Other Drives

Landing Deep In Red Territory Near Seoul   May Be Communications Post

GO ASHORE ON ISLAND NEAR SEOUL   Landing on Tokchok Island is Made Friday After Brief Shelling by British Ships.   REDS BEATEN BACK ON TWO FRONTS   Threat to Taegu Eased, But Three to Five Divisions Still Poised North of City.

Communists Retreat On Two Fronts   Reds Beaten Back From Their Most Serious Threats to UN Forces; Full Significance of Landing Unexplained

Surprise Landing ls Made Behind Commie Forces   Enemy Falls Back After Counterattacks Stop Taegu Threat

Amphibious Troops On Island Deep in Invader Territory   North Koreans Continuing Retreat from Taegu Area; Enemy Losses Set at 2.200

Allies’ Landing Near Seoul Port ‘Surprises Enemy   Amphibious Force Occupies Island Believed Center for Waterborne Communications

Communists inRefreat on Two Fronts in Korea   “May Be Regrouping “for a New Assault, MarAnthur Revente-

Allies Make Landing Deep In the North  Yanks Make Gains In Heavy Fighting

Surprise Landing Is Made - Deep in Communist  Territory   TAEGU THREAT EASED   Breathing Spell May Be Short; Reds Mass for New Attack

Significance of . Landing on Tokchok Island Not Explained; Reds Fall Back Before U. N. Assault.  RESISTANCE CALLED  + tat AY &tscOAnonpdD ATtrt

Capture Island 35 Miles South Of Inchon, Seoul's Port — Barrage By British Vessels Softens Up Isle —~ Foe Falls Back North Of Taegu And In Southwest

Action By South Koreans First Of Kind In War  COMMUNISTS   COMMUNISTS   Pushed Back On Two Major Fronts; Enemy Loses 2,200 Men In Day

Island Is 35 Miles Southwest Of Inchon Port  Shelling Rv Rritich   Shelling By British Warships Precedes Surprise Move; Reds Retreat Near Taequ

Tokchok Island Attack Causes 2-Front Retreat   Reds Fall Back North of Taegu, Near Changnyong

Light Resistance Reported During Surprise Landing   Allied Action Beats Back Most Serious Threat Yet To United Nation Forces

ALLIES IN SURPRISE LANDING   Keds Ketreat on Two Fronts, Beaten Back from Their Most Serious Threat To UN Forces; Avoid Contact at Several Points

FBI Collars Radio Saboteu:   Nabbed for Blasting ‘Voice’ Transmitter

Carpenter Admits Dynamiting Voice Radio Station in Ohio, Opening Rail Switch

Russian’s Sentence Suspended on Day He Is Deported from US  Miss Coplon Gets Term On Top of Previous Sentence

Russian Offered Chance To Leave U.S. To Prevent Soviet Retaliation, Revealed

 Tougher Standards Percentage Of Rejections  ls Higher In Volunteers —

LOCAL WRATHER   Officials Compare Present Standards With Those In 1941

Attlee — In U.S.  For Talks   Conference on Korean Crisis With Truman Starts Today; Sure Of Complete Accord

Attlee Charaes Russia Trying To Split Allies   Wasting Their Effort, British Minister Says In Washinaton

HST, Acheson Greet British Chief at Port   America, Britain Must Hold ‘Together, Says Prime Minister

Truman, Aides Greet Attlee  Crucial Talks On Peace Threat Opens Tomorrow   Prime Minister Accuses Russia of ~ Trving to Alienate U. S., Britain

Aim of Talks Is To Align Policies, Attlee Declares   “Trying to Drive Wedge Between 2 Nations” Is Accusation

U.S., British Seek Accord On Korea   The Prime Minister Says Soviet Plans For Allied Rift  Will Be Upset

Truman and Attlee Hold First Talk Ahead of Schedule   Britain’s Prime Minister Arrives In U. S. Today

U.S., Brifain Seek Unity In World Crisis  Red ioe To Split Americans, British Cha sone m Asslaa

 Prime Minister Asserts  Reds Trying To Drive Wedge Between Allies

Prime Minister Is In Washington For Truman Talk   Britisher, Truman  Hold Conference Tha Aftarnnan

Attlee Arrives For Key Talks With Truman   Premier Says He Hopes To Align U.S. And British Policies

Attlee Hits Red Policy On Arrival In Capital   British Minister Met By President When Flight Ends

First Talks Are Started Quickly Due to Urgency  Canal ta Rian Poliey   Seek to Align Policy of Two Nations in World Cnsis

Attlee, Truman Open Talks on World Crisis   Air of Urgency to Policy Discussions; Start a Day Early

Attlee Arrives For Conference   Talks with Truman To Start Tuesday

Is Met Here By President And His Aides   Conferences To Get Underwav Tuesdav

British Prime Minister Here For Talks With President   Talks Start Today Over World Crisis

— ENGUCE CAEL LVCS SS a a TD  Attlee’s Arrival For WashingtonTalks Points Up Serious World State

U. S., Britain Seek Unity In World Crisis  Americans, British Charaed By Attlee

Prime Minister Greeted By President And Others On Arrival In Capital   Accuses Communist Bloc Of Trying To “Drive Wedge Between Our Two Peoples;” Talks Start Tomorrow.

Briton Met  By Truman: Tells Goals   Says Aim Is To Aligr Policies, Find Way To Uphold Right.

Attlee-Truman Talk Scheduled For Monday   Conference Moved  Up One Day; Earlier Meet Shows Urgency Of Policy Discussion

Attlee on Arrival in Washington Accuses Red Bloc of Attempting To Drive Wedge Between Allies

Session Is Held... Day Sooner Than At First Planned :  Air of Urgency About

Truman-Attlee Plan Talk Today   Prime Minister Arrives by Air; First Conference Advanced a Day

Attlee Arrives for Crisis Talks: Pledges No Rift Between Allies   Starts Conferences’ With President Truman In Effort to Find Common Policy and Avert Threat of Globs! Wor: Accuses Soviet Bloc

ATTLEE HERE FOR TALKS ON WORLD CRISIS   Is Met By Pres. Truman; Pledges Firm Stand Against Enemy

CONFERENCES SCHEDULED TODAY   dope To Align Policies Or World Affairs  METHODS.   Of Ending Threat Of Global War To Be Studied By Allied Leaders

Attlee, Arriving for Discussions With Truman, Says Reds Trying To Drive Wedge Between 2 Nations

Prime Minister Arrives in U. S.   British Leader Attlee anc * Staff Met With Tre-. man Today   “TO: ALIGN: POLICIES”   May Urge a West Peace With China at Nearly Any Cost

Attlee Arrives For Conference In Washington  War Situation Calls For Urgent Action

AITIVes Mi U. ov.  British Leader Attlee and Staff Met With Tru man Today “TO ALIGN POLICIES”  May Urge a West Peace With China at Nearly Anv Cost

Attlee Arrives For Meeting With Truman   First Session Being Held Today Instead of Tuesday

eds Seek o Divide llies   Trouble Always Brings Us Closer Together, Prime Minister States

Conference Between Leaders Held Day Earlier After Attlee Arrives

Attlee Arrives For Conferences   Truman, Acheson, Marshall Greet British Prime Min ister at. Airport: Talks to Begin Tomorrow

Attlee Aiming To Align U. S., British Policy   Premier Claims Communists Try To Snlit Wee

Attlee in US to Shape  Agreement   Talk With Truman Aimed At Aligning Policies, Says Briton in Capital  MET RY PRESIDENT

Attlee Arrives for Talks With Truman on Crisis   Accuses Communists of Trying to Split British and American Peoples.

British Leader Pledges Unity In War Crisis   Says Aim of Visit Is to Align Policy Of Mutual Defense

Conferences With Truman Under Way   Wiley Warns Next Few Days May Determine History

Attlee Meets Truman Teday   First Conference Maved Forward Oey, Wiil Discus World Crista

Attlee, Truman Confer   Leaders Meet Day Earlier Than Had Been Planned

Common Policy In Emergency Aim Of Meetings   Congressional “Big Four  Act Gravely Following ’ "Parley With President

Attlee Arrives,  Asks ‘Common’  Policy in Crisis Conferences Open  At Washington on Threats of War

ATTLEE ARRIVES FOR CONFERENCE   3ritish Premier Aud Truman Will Try To Find Common Poliey And Avert Global War Threat.

PARLEY OPENS TODAY INSTEAD OF TOMORROW   Advancing The Date Injects Air Of Urgency Into Momentous Talks.

Attlee Arrives For Conference With Truman   British Premier To Talk Over Korean Crisis

Truman And Attlee To Open Talks   Prime Minister at Airport This Morning; To Confer  This Afternoon.  President Greets British

Attlee Arrives For Meeting With Truman   Leaders of Britain, U.S. Hope to Weld Common Policy, Aver  Threat of Global War

TRUMAN AND ATILEE OPEN CRISIS TALKS   Conference Starts at White House at 3 P. M., One Doy Earlier Than Originally Planned.   TRUMAN MEETS ATTLEE'S P#!.ANE   Haste Emphasizes Urgency of Meeting; Congression~ al Leaders Are Grave After Consultations.

Premier Says U.S., Britai Must Unite for Peace, Uy ‘What We Know to Be:

Prime Minister. (. §. Leaders Meeting Today   Purpose to Align Policie: In New. Troubled  Situation’

Attlee-Truman Crisis Talks Start Today   Leaders Speed Up Schedule; Meet At White House

Attlee Arrives For Talks With Pres. Truman  Chief Executive Is At Airport To Greet British Leader

Aiflee and Truman Wil Vudy Crisis   British Leader and President to Discuss Situation; Attlee Flies to Washinaton

U.S. Charges Russia Holds 38 Americans   USSR Claims Only One Is American: Identity Unrevealed

23 Americans Held Prisoner By Russ, Charge   Soviet Counters with Claim That Only One Is Yank, However; Note Sent Embassy.

Republican Bloc Forces China Showdown Between ‘Truman, Military Advisers

Truman, High Command Near China Showdown  Taft, Vandenberg Take Lead in Movement   Taft, Vandenberg Take Lead in Movemen: Aimed at Forcing Far Fast Policy Iecue

GOP Forcing Issue Over Oprosition Truman Trying ©  To Prevent Issue Goines to Congress

Showdown On China Policy ls Led By GOP Acheson, Truman  May Disclose Why Aid Cut Off

AMERICAN TANKS REPORTED BETTER      More Than a Match fo The Best of the Reds

Heavier U. 5. Tank Meets Korean Test   New American Medium Better Than One of Reds

U.S. Tanks Nov Better Than Reds in Korea  Army Exnerts Say   Army Experts Say Enemy Advantage Has Been Overcome

American Tanks Prove Superior   Heavier Type Match Russian-Made Models Used by Korean Reds

Heavier American Tank Models Are Reported Match For Soviet Armor

TANKS HOLDING OWN   American Models Are More Than Match for Enemy Equipment

DETOUR BRIDGE REPAIRS MADE.   Urbana Man Awarded _ Contract For New Route 36 Bridge

80.000 Idle In Walkout  aes eee  eae   Telephone Pickets Use ‘Hit-And-Run’‘

FOUR WILL TAKE HEALTH COURSE   Nurse And Teachers Are To Study Schoo] Health Problems

Radical Vote Joits Greece   Royalists Hard Put To Eke Out Victory

GREEK BALLOT RESULTS EYED   Narrow Victory Posted b _ Conservative Party—Coali: tion Is Seen

CONSERVATIVES LEAD IN GREECE   Populists Held To Second Place By New Party's Showing

Populists Gain Slim Vote Lead  Left Shows Surprise Strength In Greece

Long Campaign Is Expected in Orient, Is Report; Framework Is Prepared for Establishing’ Guard: Pronasal Is -Discuased

New Aggression Feared  Need Felt In U. N. For 'A Strong Police Force

UNL SEE LONG WAR   ‘See Little Chance Korean  Reds Will Retire To  Original Line

Lie And Lake Success Leaders Want Strong Police Force—See Possible Later Spread Of War.

Korean Conflict Wont Be Brief  Strong Police Force Favored For U. N.

—WANT PERMANENT FORCE— _ Veterans In U.N. See Long Far East Campaign

UN LEADERS ANTICIPATING A LONG WAR   Officials Setting Up As Strong a Police Force As Organization Can Muster   CGOUNCIL WILL MEET

Korea Campaign Calls For Force   Observers Agree In Building Up Strong Police Organization

Veteran U. N. Observers Predict Long, Hard Campaign Against Reds In Asia

Protracted War Looms in. Korea   United Nations Observers Believe Short-Term Cam paigen Unlikely: Lay Police Farce Framework

Damages and Injuries % Are Widespread With Tornadoes on the March  TREES, ROOFS SUFFER  Local Winds Reach 65 Miles an Hour: Dust And Shingles Fill Air

American Fliers Hit At Enemy   Raids Made On Red In. __ Stallations North Of  . - 38th Parallel

STEADY-GAINS BEING MADE DESPITE COLD   Tenth Corps Spokesman  Says Tide Of War Has Again Turned

Troops Drive Twenty Miles From Border   U.S. Tenth Corps Spokesman Claims ‘Tide Has Turned’

Airline Strike Is Called Off  Both Sides Agree To Arbitrate Issues

U8. ASKS BOBST - IN STEEL OUTPU!   FEDERAL MOBILIZERS PROD INDUSTRY FO SPEED ITS EXPANSION.

GOVERNMENT URGES STEEL EXPANSION   Want Fighting Machine Supplied Without Slashes

Expand Steel Production,  Industry Told   Government Hopinc Output Hits 106,000,000 Tons

Steel Feels First Prod Of Controls   Mobilizers Ask Giant Industry  Increase Capacity

Little Decrease !n Civilian Goods Seen _  Steel Makers Asked To Hike Production

SERVICE T0 PUBLIC NOT AFFECTED   Installation Union Delays Setting Up Picket Lines Until Wednesday Because of Truce.   TELEPHONE TIEUP LOOMS WEDNESDAY   Seventy Workers at Cen_ tralia Dial Plant Go Out; - Federal Mediator Con_ tinues Peace Effort.

Violent Deaths Take 10 Lives Over Weekend  Traffic Accidents, Drownings, Suicide

WILL REBUILD HOME   Miss Agnes Emery Will use FrameWork Standing After Fire

SECOND YEAR IN ROW Clark Equipment Company (To Be Honored For Safety

BERRIEN Fini TOBE HONORED   Safety Council Awards Tc Be Presented Clark Equipment Nov. 23

YOUNG ORGANIST WILL PERFORM IN HANOVER   Karl Moyer, 13, Scheduled To Ap. pear In Recital Noy. 12 In Lohr's Memorial E. U. B. Church

YOUNG ORGANIST WILL GIVE RECITAL   Karl E. Moyer, 13, Hershey R. D. ° Will Present Program At Lohr’s Church Sunday

District Attorneys Oppose Restrictions on Questioning of Suspects

Fight Brewing On Compromise Price Support   Aiken Says Proposed Bill Lifts Production Lid  fice: Rawen Pegqorcen

Compromise Proposal For Crops Protested   Powerful Opposition Appears In Senate To Plan Uticring New Supports For Three Crop:

Price Supports Opposed Over New Proposal   Senator Aiken Says New Plan Might Cost Over $200,000,000 If All Controls. Taken Off

Prowlers Open Fire Plugs To Start Torrent   Cars Run Hub Deep; Other Cities Over State Are Plaaued

Man Slain As Police Hold Him   Alleged Slayer Beats Up Wife Who Occupied Car With Slain Waiter

Waiter Stabbed To Death While Police are at Side  Employer, Husband Of Companion, is

Airport’s New Station Post Ts Inspected   Bids for Runway Lights Will Be Advertised In Near Future

Wage Rates Now Open To Unions  NLRB Rules Employer Must Give Pay Data

NLRB Gives Union Data   Employers Must Show Payroll’ Information

Treasure Hunt   British Navy to Aid Duke In Search for Sunken Gold

U. S. STEEL SALES SET NEW RECORDS   Earnings for Quarter Highest Since 1916

Stalin Replies To Indian Bid For Mediation  Text Undisclosed;  U.S. Keeps Close Was week oe WEL a ke

NEHRU GIVEN STALIN REPL   Russian Chief’s Note To India’s Leader Kept Secret.

Stalin Replies To Korean Wat  Personal Note Sent To India’s Nehru

Stalin Makes  Statement on Korean War   Contents of Note Are Not Disclosed to World; Reply Given to Nehru on Far Eastern Questions -

Stalin Talks About Korea   Answers Nehru Note; Contents Not Known

Stalin Gives Answer To Peace Moves   Prime Minister Nehru Makes No Statement On Note’s Contents

Stalin Issues. First Message On Korean War   Contents of Note To Indian Minister Undieclased

STALIN REPLIES TO INDIA’S NOTE   CONTENTS OF MESSAGE DEAL ING WITH KOREAN WAR NOT DISCLOSED,

Text Of Red Answer Not Disclosed   Diplomatic Circles Forsee Possible Russ Peace Move

Give ve Once For All  Know Where Your Community Choct Contributions Go

ave. Once For Aii All  Know Where Your Community Chest Contributions Go

PLACES STRESS ON   President of Harvard Ad. dressed K. U. Faculty   PROGRAM IS EXPLAINED

PLACES STRESS ON GENERAL LEARNING  President of Harvard Addressed K. U. Faculty   PROGRAM IS EXPLAINED

House Passes Yugoslavia Aid   38 Million Food Bill Sent into Conference

Catholic Priest Brutally Slain; Youth Charged  17-Year-Old Seapec Injured When Wisin is aes

Potter-T County i ia Kemotintina  Presidency of American ” Associaton.

‘BANKERS LAUNCH CANDIDACY OF CLAUDE E. BENNETT AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF A. B. A.

Labor Dispute Closes 13 St. Louis Bakeries; Act To Save Products

Two Tough Divisions Racing To Outflank New U.N. Defense Line   Commies Now Have 27 Divisions Of Over 300,000 Men Facing 160,00 U. N.’s In Korea.

Two Mongolian Cavalry Divisions Join Red Forces in Move Eastward, Attack Could Cut (ff Ailted Communications From the South

 —2 DIVISIONS — Reds Try To Turn UN Flank   THRUST COULD PERIL SEOUL

Mongol Cavalry Is Spearhead   Force of 300,000 Moves Toward Central Korea for Drive

Red invasion Army Turns Toward Central Korea In Bid to Outflank U.N. Line   Gen. MacArthur's Headquarters Says 300,000 Communists Mass for Attack With 700,000 More In Reserve.

Turn Toward Central Korea To Slash Line Guarding Seoul   More Than 300,000 Red Troops Face Our Forces; 700,000 Chinese in Rear Area

Move Makes Federal  Seizure Almost Certain  .... fo J.. WH...   Trainmen, Conductors Order Walkout After White House Mediation Try Fails

TWO UNIONS ~ CALL STRIKE _ FOR MONDA\   Order Issued After Mediation Effort Collapses ©

Conductors, Trainmen Call Walkout After White House Peace Attempts Collapse

De Gaulle Favors Pact With German  General Cool To Including Britain

Business Saved By Government, Asserts Truman  He ‘Sees Oak Trees Where Opponents See Only Acorns’

Larson’s Office Will Co-operate County Attorneys to Draft New Laws on Sex Crimes

(County Attorneys Launch Move to Better lowa’s Laws Dealing With Sex ‘Offenders

Launch Drive to Improve Laws on Sex Offenders  lawa Of ficiale to   lowa Officials to Call on Experts For Suagestions

R. Baumbach Wins Farm Prizes  Oil City R. D. 1 Man   Oil City R. D. 1 Man Wins Poultry Awards At State Farm Show

R. Baumbach Wins Farm Prize: Oil City R. D..1 Min  Wins Poultry Awards _

Bus Drivers Vote To Continue Strike   Will Hold Out Until Their Wage Demands Have Been Met

Truman Urges Congress Help Small Industry   Five-Point Program Asked To Stabilize Expanding Economy

Two Pittsburgh Tots Die in Fire   Another Child, 4, Is Saved by Courageous Negro in Flash Fire

Two Pittsburgh Tots Bie in Fire  _ Another Child, 4, ls   Another Child, 4, ls Saved by Courageous Negro in Flash Fire

Americans Hold Off Reds With Aid of improved Bazooka  Division Commander General Dean Last Gaon nt Ratalnf---k

Yank General Missing; City Rumore ed Afire   Red Infantry-Tank Column in Attack

Whereabouts Of Dean Is Unknown   Americans Hold To Blazing City For Several Hours As Fightirao Rages; New 3.5 Rocket Launchers Used First Time

Red Drive Presses City—Whereabouts  Of General Unknown   U.S. Commander Seen Last With Bazooka Unit—Battle Furious

24th Division Withdraws In Face Of Reds   Whereabouts Of Gen. Dean, Leader Of  Tenans. la I Inknawn

YANKS LOSE TOUCH WITH COMMANDER IN VICIOUS BATTLE   Gen. Dean’s Whereabouts Unknown—Americans Run Bloody Red Gantlet—Knock Out Many Enemy Tanks With New Bazookas.

‘Headquarters Spokesman Says Whereabouts Of Divisional Commander Dean Not Known

Reds Pressing City With Tank, Infantry Push: Rockets Used   Geneeral Not Seen After Day on Front With Launching Team

FIGHTING FIERCE AT VITAL SUPPLY CENTER Maj. Gen. Dean Is Missing As U.S. Troops Quit Taejon

WHEREABOUTS OF GENERAL UNKNOWN   Yanks Fight Furiously To Hgld Embattled City   SOUTHERN KOREA   Represents Secure Base; “We're There To Stay” Says MacArthur

Americans Withdraw From City  Enemy Launches Heaviest Tank Assault Of War

Whereabouts Of Gen. Dean Is Unknown   Red Invaders Stage Renewed Assault on Yanks

BATTLE RAGES FIERCELY FOR LONG PERIOD   MacArthur Says. Reds Chance Lost: For Korean Victory

Hint Given Dean Might Be Missing   City Is Reported to Be Ablaze as Red Unita Move In; Attack Was Stalled Off   Launchers Used   New Rocket Apparatus Helps Yank Forces Against Tanks

City In Flames; Enemy's Tanks Out Of Action   24th Division Is Getting Out; Gen. Dean [s Missing 

Furious Red Push Brings American Retreat — Top  US. General Is Missing

Commander Is Missing   Americana Again Badly Outnumbered, Fatl Beck ta Furious Fighting

But Dispatches Report 24th From Taejon   Americans Again Forced to Fight — Appalling

24th Division Forced To Yield Embattled City   Field Dispatches Say Communist Tank Forces Driv. ing Into City; Command. ing Officer Dean Missing

City Ablaze as Reds Push Tank Attack   Outnumbered Gls Fight Furiously to Check Invaders

Fall of Blazing Taejon Appears Imminent  Whereabouts Of Gen. Dean Unknown

Commander Is Missing   Americons Agoin Badly Outnumbered, Foil Sock In Furiaus Fighting

14th Division Said Leaving Flaming City   Commander Feared Missing At Front In Heavy Action

North Korean Tank Assault Rolling Again  Bitter Fighting Rages   Bitter Fighting Rages As GIs Yield Slowly To Reds Advancing on Flaming Supply Center

4th Division's Gen. Dean Feared  Missing at Front  New Large Rockets Slow Invaders but Drive Sweeps On

GEN. DEAN, COMMANDER, IS MISSING   Division Chief at the Front Lines All Day; Last Seen With Bazooka Team. ...   YANKS PUT UP FURIOUS FIGHT

Whereabouts of General Dean Unknown to Tokyo; Furious Fighting Rages

 24th Division Reported Withdrawing from City; Whereabouts of Gen. Dean a  4 —— i em = ene eee — _-_ = See SL! Se a eee oe Oe   ROCKET LAUNCHERS KNOCK OUT 8 TANKS

Whereabouts Of Maj. Gen. William F. Dean Unknown Pending Official Report; Use New 3.5 Rocket Launchers To Smash At North Korean Tank Assault

Division Leader Missing   Dean’s Whereabouts ‘Unknown’ After North Koreans Move Into Cits After Furious Battle

Article Claims Governor Failed To Keep Pledge   Use of Illinois Police Is Wanted to Enforce Ant-Gaming Crusade

Collier's Claims Franklin County Official Turned Down Bribe of $75,000

Control Bill For Reds Hit As ‘Hysteria’   Langer Protests— FBI Spy Hunt Cited By Sen. MeCarihy

Judge Spares Youth A Life Term in Murray Bank Case   Minister’s Son is Paroled After Charge is Dropped

Pact Nations Plan Strafeqy   12 Western Countries Meet May 8 to Draf* Cold War Activities

Atlantic Nations Set Meeting   Foreign Ministers To Chart New West Moves In Cold War

Atlantic Parley For United Front Slated in London  Foreign Ministers Will Gather May 8 To Map Proqram

Will Chart Next Step In Cold War   Foreign Ministers Will Discuss Plans In London

MEETING SE] FOR MAY 8 INLONDON   Stronger Alliance Is Goal Of Eastern Nations  DIN TLUDLL   To Hold Separate Meeting; Military And Defense Leaders To Convene

Foreign Ministers Of Pact Nations Plan May Meeting To Strengthen West Unity

Atlantic Pact Nations Plan Strategy Meet  New Western Move In Cold War To Be

_ "LULL? WAK— Bevin Sees" Long Peace With Power  ~ Wants To F orce Red Neonat? 5-4 ltmme

Foreign Ministers Of 12 Nations Plan London Meeting On May 3: To Chart New Moves In Cold War

Ministers (Meet May 8 In London   Foreign Ministers Of 12 Pact Nations Will Chart Moves In the Cold War

Aim To Present Russia With Unified Strength   Meeting Called May 8 In London; Bevin Believes Russia Will Be Forced Te Nexotiate With West

Allied Nations Plan Meeting On Unification  12 Atlantic Pact Countries To Chart Moves In Cold Wer

ALLIES MEET  MAY 8 ON COLD WAR STRATEGY   Bevin Sees Day When Russia Will Be Forced to Negotiate.

Atlantic Pact Ministers To Map New Move:  Cold War Offensive Subject Of May. 8 Sessions In London

1? Pact Nations To Chart New Western Moves   UssR, China Announce 30-Year Contract to Exploit i)

Atlantic Pact Nations Chart Cold War Moves  Rin 2° Caceinee Asti   Big 3 Sessions Will Follow 12-Nation Meetina in London

Big Three To Confer May 8   Sessions Will Come Ir London During Meet On Atlantic Pact

Atlantic Pact Nations Chart Cold War Move:  Bevin Sets May 8 As Date For Meet; Sees Stranath In Linitu

Atlantic Pact Ministers Meet May 8 To Map Cold War Unity   Top U. S. Diplomats  Bare Plans To Curb Communism In Asia

WEST TO CHART NEW COLD WARSTEP   Pact Nations’ Ministers To Meet In London May 8; Bevin Optimistic

Foreign Ministers To Map West's Next Stepsin Cold War With Soviet Union

Atlantie Pact Ministers To  Meet May 8   New West Moves In Cold War Against  Russia To Be Planne:

Foreign Ministers of Atlantic Pact Nation: \To Meet in London May 8 fo Chart New  Western Moves in Cold War With Russians

Aim To Present Russia With Unified Strength   Meeting Called May 8 In London; Bevin Believes Russia Will Be Forced Te Negotiate With West   Must Negotiate

ATLANTIC PACT MEETING DATE IS SET MAY 8   Envoys Of 14 Nations To Chart Cold War Moves In London

Cold War Moves To Be Charted _ By Pact Nations   Plan London Talk May 8; Loug Peace Viewed H Alliance Grows Firmer

Unified Front Covers Russia      Western Strength May Force Reds to Negotiate Problems

Admits Guilt In Abortion Death   Sadistic Beating O Victim Is Probed

SALESMAN HELD IN ABORTION, BEATING DEATH      Victim Is 20-Year-Old) Mother of Two Children.

Gov. Smith Celebrates Birthday And for Time Doesn't File for Office

Buckeye Is Working Smoothly.  Smith Sees Personal Slant j in Valentine's Day—-He's 64 Now

Steel ‘Break’  Called Near  : Wage Negotiations - Described As ‘Hot’

Intervention Demands Are Turned Down  No Help Of Any Type To Be Sent be os i RET ad Meera

B-29 Tanker Planes Join  Nine Groups   U.S. Plans Long Range Bombing By Refuelling

M. G. Stouck Estate Up For Probate   $200,000 Left By  Collision Victim

Now You Can Buy New Car on 25-cent Installments After Usual Down Payment; No Quarter and You Walk

‘Two-Bit Installment Plan’ Boosts Used Car Sales Through Meter Usaae

Demand Chinese hid Cease   The United States Takes Stand fer Sharp Note to Naw Koren Ena

U.S. Accuses Red China   Says Regime Has Sent 30,000 Troops to Korea And Calls on U. N, To  Ordér Such Ajd to Halt

Some Lines Of Business Welcome ; Early Fall While Early Freeze. Would Hamstring Other Industries

Eight Inches Of Snow Falls In Two States   Storms Snarl Down From Canada Aretic: Mercury Plummets

First Blizzard of Season Hits Midwest; Snow Piles 8 Inches Deep in, 2 States

Season’s First Blizzard Hits Midwest   Snowstorm Lashes Rocky Mt. States; Golf Weather in East

MIDWEST HIT BY SEASON'S FIRST STORM   IndianSummer In East Soon to End as Big Blizzard Takes Over In Rockies.

Snow Falls In Several U.S. Areas   First Blizzard Hits In West, Upper Midwest

Blizzard Hits Upper Midwest   Winter Season’s Ist Storm Brings Snow and Cold

President “In Dutch” With Marines Over Reference to “Propaganda”

Note to Marines Being Pondered By President   Comments About Corps Bring Out Bitter Protests

Truman Slag At Marines Rouses Ire   President May Make an Effort To Stem Furore

Considering Way To it  Misies Fury   President Disturbed By Reaction to ‘Navy’s Police Force’ Quip

Marines Are Hopping Mad it President   Protests Pour In As Truman Calls White House Meet

Members In Korea Retor' Profanely   Stalin Remark Stirs Washington Wrath

Truman Letter Stuns Marines; Angry, Profane   President's ‘Propaganda, Charge Shock to Fighters in Korea

Abject Apology Urged By White House Staff; Bitterness Is General —

Truman Weighs Idea of ‘Letter’ To Marine Unit  President’s Crack   President's Crack About Leathernecks Causes Furore

President May Send Letter to Marines’ League  Would Stem Furore  Over Statement

SRUMAN'S LRACKS ABOUT MARINE CORPS BITTERLY RESENTED TE EE EE BIL TERLY RESENTED  President Re ported Disturbed B y Reaction To  Statements; Protests Pour Into White House

Marines irate Over Statement By President   Blanket Apology Is Considered in View of Furore

[Truman Charge Leaves Marines Angry, Stunned  Statement Calls Propaganda Machine ‘Equal To Stalin’s’

Truman May Try To Ease Furore Over Marine Slam   President Perturbed By Reaction to His “Police Force’! Note  o Pimkketee Rhea FAocean:

Truman Seeks To Patch Up Marine Peace  Statement On Corps  Arouses Bitterness In Wide Circles

OVER MARINES ISSUE Truman Considering Letter In Effort to Stem Furore

TRUMAN STIRS HORNET'S HEST   Many Angry Ai President’s Uncalled-For Aitack On Marines   OWN MEN SEE BONER

Truman May Send Letter To Marines   President Disturbed With ‘Police Force’ Reaction

GALL LETTER INSULTING TO MARINE CORP   Truman Wrote Congressman That Marines Were Navy’s Cops.

‘President ‘Disturbed’ by Turmoil Over His Statement about Marine:

Marine Issue Boils as HST Seeks an Oul   President’s Criticism Of Leathernecks Builds Up Into Hot Problem; He May Apologize

MARINES RESENT ISLUR ON CORPS   Men Fighting In Korea Say Truman Should Have Been With Them In Bitter Battle.

President, Disturbed by Reaction to His Blast At Marines, Will Make Effort fo Stem Furor.

Flood Of Angry Protests Sent HT Over Marines   President Considers —  Apatagy To League ' Yo Stem Bitlerness

‘Propaganda Claim Rouses Ire in Congress   President Confers With Cabinet on Pacifying Move

Weary Marines At Front Are Stunned When Toid Of President’s Sharp Slap

President May Send Letter About Marines   Truman Disturbed About Reaction to ‘Navy Police’ Statement

Late Flashes   Corps Maintains Official and Discreet silence BPP BBR LPLLL LLP A PLL APL LLLP LLP LALLA LAL LLL LLLP LLLP LL A  Wrathful Reaction Created by  Truman Criticism of Marines

Truman Ponders Apology Letter To Marine Corps  White House Staff Meets As Protests Snowball

Truman a Target for His Blasts at Marine Corps   President Disturbed Over Reaction As Protests Pour Into His Office.

Truman May Soften Slap At Marine Corps      Considers Sending N ote To League Explaining ‘Propagania’ Remark

President-Plans. to Mend Breach With Marines  : Cracks About: Corps:   Cracks About Corps ~Arouse- Men; ManyProtests Received.

PROTESTS POURING IN Truman “Disturbed” Over His Letter Criticizing US Marines

Truman Urged To Apologize To Marines   President Reported Disturbed by Reaction to Remark

Truman Worried ‘About Statement   10-Week-Old Korean War Is Type Communists Were Prepared For

"Did He Say That? Front Line Sergeant Asks  Battle-Weary Marines Are Stunned At Attach Cn Graanization By Commander-in-Chief

Peace Note  To Marines Considered   President Disturbed a Furious Reaction to Remarks by Him.

DEMOCRATS DUCKING ' FEPC LEGISLATION   Taft Says Party Decision Throws Suspicion On Good Faith O£ Majority

FEPC Action ~ Js Demanded   GOP Avers Delay Throws ‘Doubt on Good Faith’

POUR KEROSENE IN STOVE; FIVE PERISH IN FIRE   Indiana Woman and Four of Her 10 Children Are Victims.

HARD-HIT STORM AREA TO GET AID   ARMY RELEASES EQUIPMENT  FOR RESCUE MISSIONS IN THE DAKOTAS.

DAKOTAS SNOW BOUND AS ARMY STUDIES RELIEF   Coldest Weather Since 1888 Grips Oregon And Washington

[Army Flying ‘Weasels’ to Snowbound ‘Dakotas: Plane Surveys Relief Needs

Army Gives Aid To Dakota Snow Rescue Missions   Many Families Said In Need of .Fuel; Food Also Runs Low

Frigid Dakotas Get Army Help   Weasels to Push Through To Isolated Homes  a ee eer

ALGER HISS JURY WEIGHS PERJURY CHARGES 0 HOURS   Fails to Reach Verdict in First Efforts — Will Resume Deliberations This Morning.   PART OF TESTIMONY IS REREAD TO GROUP   Former State Department Employe Branded a Traitor by Government in Closing Summation.

sovernment Brands Former State Department Aide As Traitor; Jurors Ask Rereading Of Testimony And Scrutiny Of Fvidence

Branded As Traitor te  Jurors Weigh Evidence i in. Second Trial of Aleer Hic

Alger Hiss Jury Having Trouble Gefting Decision   Deliberates Five Hours And Halts For Evening

No Verdict Yet By Hiss Jury.  Jurors Locked Up For Night At 10:45

Hiss Jury Locked Up For Night   Will Resume Delibera. tions in New York This Morning.

Fails fo Agree After 5 Hours Of Deliberation  No Easy, Quick Verdict Likely In Perjury Case

Hiss Jury Tries Again for Verdict  Goes to Bed After 5 Hours,  Rocumeac Dekharathan Tadaxz.

Hiss Jury Locked Up For Night In New York  *&F ails To Reach  Aer eement After  Deliberating—

Jurors Show Signs No Quick Decision Likely; Will Resume Discussion Todav

Ice Snaps Wires in North Texas   Freezing Rain Covers Large Portion of State

Board Okays Coal Ruling In Kingsport   Final Reading Given Law On Beer Taverns  In Annex Territory

Senator Flays Movie Capital  In New Charge:   Lashes Out Against the Distribution of Film Stromboli and Narcotic

Johnson Declares Dope Is Smugeled Into Hollywood   Senator Assails Studio for Bucking Tutian Producers Says He Is Addict

SENATOR CHARGES DOPE SMUGGLING   SAYS ROSSELLINI IS ASSOCIATED WITH A HOLLYWOOD GANG

Johnson Levels Strong Blast At Hollywood   Says Film Capital Getting Narcotics From Red China

Calls Rossellini Cocaine Addict  Says Producer Linked With Dope Smugglers

YUGOSLAVIA PEACE PLAN BEFORE U.N,   Recommendation Made That Hostilities Cease at 38th Parallel.

Yugoslavia Proposes U.N. Peace Board   Foreign Minister Make: Suggestion; Holds North Korea Guilty Of Armed Ageression

SHOULD STAR ON 38TH, UN TOLD AT MEETING   Yugoslavia Sugeest: Small Nations Settle Disnutes

BUT THINKS UN MUST OTOP AT dO TH PARALLEL   Would Set Up Commission 0   “Good Office” Outside   Powers Bloc.

World Plan  Offered by Yugoslavia   Council Excluding Bic Powers Would Take Care of Disputes.

Tito Minister Blasts Hostile Acts by Soviet   Dr. Kardelj Urges ‘Good Offices? Body To Settle Disputes

British Troops Posted On Execution Hill In Korea To Prevent Malicious Slayings

NAVY CUTS ALL BUT ANTI - SUB WARFARE PLANS   Threat Of Enemy Subs Necessitates Step Up In Sea Arms

‘NAVY CUTTING DOWN OTHER ACTIVITIES TO CONCENTRATE "ON ANTI-SUBMARINE PROGRAM

Anti-Sub Defenses: . Navy's Big Problem   Sharp Reductions In Over. all Air. Strength ‘- Planned

London Press Supports Attlee’s Declaration; ‘We Will Avoid Munich’

BANDIT PAIR IS CAPTURED   Couple Wanted For Holdup Of Sister Lakes Tavern In Custody

Alleged Bandit Pair Captured   Couple Accused Of Lakes Tavern Theft Caught

36 TO UTAH BY AIR   Coach J. V. Sikes Announces His Jayhawker Traveling Squad

WINTER'S HAND HITS LOUISIANA   Mercury Expected To Go Between 16 And 24 Again Tonight

HURRICANE THREAT ENDS AS STORM PASSES FAR AT SEA  Beaches Cleared, Other Précautions Taken; Yachl

HURRICANE THREAI ENDS AS STORM PASSES FAR AT SEA   Beaches Cleared, Other Precautions Taken; Yachi Washes Ashore In Harbo

Johnson Blamed For Resignation Of Forrestal  Now Bitterness   New Bitterness Noted in Fight Over Secretary

Congressman Charges Secretary of Defense Helped Heckle Forrestal Out of Office

New Blast Is Thrown At Johnson   Brought on Forrestal Resignation, New Yor! Man Says in Letter

CRITICISM OF JOHNSON BITTER   Congressman Says He Helped Heckle Forrestal Out Of Office

Johnson Under Bitter Attack Of Lawmaker  Heckling Forrestal Out Of Office Laid To Defense Chief

Critics Request Johnson To Quit As Defense Head   Congressman Blasts Leader By Charging He Relayed Gossip

Johnson Is Accused on Forrestal   House Critic Cha rges Secretary Heckled Predecessor.

Johnson Critics Renew Charges  Solon Brings Up Forrestal’s Death

Johnson Faces New Charges   Solons Say He Heckled Forrestal Out Of Job

DEFENSE CHIEF BITTERLY ATTACKED  Johnson Accused of Forcing Forrestal Out

Louis Johnson Fight Involves New Bitferness   Charge Is Made He  Heckled Forrestal Out Of Office in Statement Issued by Conaressman

Says Johnson Persecuted Forrestal   Congressman’s Criticism Bitter; An Assistant Defends, Praises Him

JOHNSON CRITIC SAYS HE HURT JIM FORRESTAL   Tauriello Blames Secretary For Heckling Forrestal From Office

Help Hold Formosa,  Legion Asks   Aid to Nationalists Urged by American Legion Executive Committee in Resolution.

DENIES HOLDING A COMMIE GARD   ‘Williom Remington, Federal Economist, Says He Never Has Been Red

TWO WITNESSES SAY REMINGTON WAS COMMUNIST   Government E ¢ on omist Denies Charges, May Face New Checkup

14 Leave For. Army Today ©  Additional 18 Men   Additional 18 Men Are Called For  Pre-Induction Exam:

14 Leave For Army Today   Additional 18 Men Are Called For  Pre-Induction Exams

14 to Be Inducted. In Erie Today; 18 Called For Exams   Selectees To Leave Here At 8A. M.; Physicals Set For Sept. 6

French Units Quit Caobane   Carry Out Regrouping Op eration Near Frontier o Communist China.

French Evacuate Frontier Town  Withdrawal Ic   Withdrawal Is According to Plan

kK*¥ kx? PHYSICIST SUGGESTS SENDING. PROPAGANDA  TO REDS VIA BALLOONS

THOLSANDS IN ROME   Physicist Would Send Propaganda Balloons Across fron Curtain

Parents Plan Funerals For Raft Victims   Coroner Estimates Four Boy Scouts Die Before Daybreak

Funerals Set for Lake Erie Victims; Respect Water, Wind, Captain Urges

Warning Issued To Other Lads As Rites Are Arranged For Four Boys Who Died In Raft On Lake

Rites Arranged For Four Youths   Coast Guard Warns Other Bov Scouts

Lake Victims Rites Arranged   Coroner Attributes Deaths te Exposure

EX-CON HELD IN RAPE OF GIRL, 5   Girl Points Out Suspect In Police Line-Up In Boston, Mass.

1 HURT AS PLANE ~ SKIDS INTO CAR   AIRLINER GOES OUT OF CON.TROL AFTER LANDING AT SALT LAKE CITY.

Thousands Flee Homes as River Floods Spread   Midwest and Southern Areas Inundated by New Torrents

FLOODS MAKING MANY HOMELESS   Dangers From Rising Rivers Are Increasing In Six Central And Southern States.

46,000 Homeless In Six-State Area  22,288 Evacuated  In Arkensas Alane

32,000 Homeless As Flood Dangers Mount in 6 Stafes  Thousands More

34,000. in Six States Homeless Through Floods   Waters Continuing To Mount; Arkansas Is Worst Victim

HUNDREDS FLEE BEFORE FLOODS   Rising Streams in Ohio, Ar kansas, Kentucky, W. Virginia Scere Thousands

Additional Thousands Facing Evacuation as Flood Waters Rise Through Eastern States  Total of Persons Made Homeless To Date Is More Than 46,000

Floods Threaten More Thousands   More Than 32,000. Are Left Homeless

Floods Make Many Homeless   Clearing Skies Give More Hope To Areas Hit

46,000 Forced Out Of Homes By High Water   Red Cross Caring For Over 22,000  In Arkansas

46,000 MADE HOMELESS BY HIGH WATERS   Seven States Hit: Skies Clear, Further Flood Dangers Decline

39,500 Persons Homeless in Flood Areas   But Danger Is on Decline as Rains End, Rivers Crest

32,000 Homeles: As Flood Danger Mounts In Nation  Thousands More

35,000 Homeless Because of Floods   Many Highways Blocked. Some Schools Closed in 7.Stqte Area.

46,000 DRIVEN OUT OF HOMES BY HIGH WATER   ‘Arkansas Hardest Hit With  St. Francis River on a  Rompage.

46,000 Homeless In6-State Flood   Ohio River Flood Hits Cincinnati

35,000 Driven From Homes by Surging Floods   Arkansas Is Hardest Hit, But Dangers Are Easing in 7 States

Flood Homeless Number 46,000 In Three States   Clearing Skies Promote Hopes Of Less Dancer

34,000 Homeless Due To Floods And Dangers Continue To Mount   Thousands Of Others Threatened; Many School Closed, Highways Blocked But Colder Weather le Maving In.

32,000driven From Homes by Flood Waters   Other Thousands Are Threatened as Waters Climb to Even More Menacing Hiah Marks

OVER 32000 HOMELESS IN FLOOD AREAS   Other Thousands Awaiting Evacuation Orders As Danger Mounts

Danger Rising In Six States: Homes Ruined  Arkansas Hardest Hit: Schools And Roads« Ara Clacad

34.000 Are Left Homeless By Floods Over Six States   Southern And Central States Hardest Hit By Raging Streams As Arkansas Reports 22,288 Persons Flee-  ing Waters; Rains Cease For Most Of U. S. 

Floods Oust 46,000 from Homes  _ Daieneéta oe ee , po , a Pn bt on oo te

Mounting Waters In 6 States Have 46,000 Homeless  Big Ohio River Roars Toward 60.5-Foot Crest

34,000 Are. Homeless In Flood Zone  Other Thousands Are Threatened With Evacuation

—WEATHER— 46,000 Are Homeless  In Floods  Swollen Rivers ci ay yt rT

Many Homeless As Floods Ease  Ohio River Threat Ended by Sunshine

32000. HOMELESS AS FLOODS SWEEP SIX-STATE AREA   Many School: Cloned And  Highways Blocked; Ohio  ; River On Rampoae

46,000 Stranded In Floods   Other Thousands Prepare To Flee From High Waters

" Ohio River Surges Over Its Banks  ‘Floods Drive 46,000 From Homes

WARMUP IN PROSPECT   Statewide Cold Snap of Near Zero Weather to Move On

PLAN AIDED DENMARK   But Marshall Funds Did Not Completely Restore Trade Balance

PLANE CARRYING THREE PERSONS DOWN IN OCEAN   Coast Guard Cutters Sent From Virginia: Bose To Search Atlantic Area

TwoCoast Guard Ships Search Off Cape Henry, Va.  To Keep Lookout Fer

NAVY PLANE DOWN   Coast Guard Cutters Sent to Search Area Off At lantic Coast

Navy Plane is Reported . Down af Sea   PBM with Three Crewmen Aboard Sought by Widely Active Rescue Party; Survivors Sought

NAVY BOMBER DOWN AT SEA   [Rescue Crews Rushing To Scene; Three Men Are Aboard

U.S. Navy Plane 's Down ai Sez   Coast Guard Sends Cutters to Search For Crew of Three

—TRAVELERS CRINGE, ONE FAINTS — 25 on Airliner Terrorized By Passenger With Gun

Vet With Gun  Terrorizes 25  On Plane Ride   Pilot Calis Police, Lands Craft at Fresno, Calif.

Police Hold Los Angeles Air Force Veteran for Ex. amination After Pilot’s Emersency Landing

Gun-Wielding Worker Terrorizes 26 Air Passengers He Wants to ‘Save’

Crazed Gunman Creates Terror Aboard Airliner On Flight Over . California

Mad Gunman Terrorizes 28 On Airliner   Jumps Into Arms Of Law As Plane Makes Emergency Landina

Man Terrorizes 25 Aboard Plane With Automatic Pistol   Threatens 1o Kill Pilot Passengers; War Bride Apologizes for Mate; Taken by Police

"THEY'RE TRYING TO GAS US!’  L. A. Man Terrorizes 25 on Air Liner With Gun

TERRORIZES 25 ABOARD PLANE   Demented Man Seized Af ter Reign of Terror On Biz Airliner

Man Terrorizes 74 In Airelane   Crazed Man Holds Guy On Passengers

15 Terrorized By Air Gunman  Air Force Veteran ” Waves Gun in Plane

15 Passengers on Plane Terrified By Young Gunman  Emergency Landing   ONES Tt...   Emergency Landing Of Liner Ends Spree; Aged Woman Faints

Air Force Vet Terrorizes Airline Passengers with Cocked Automati

Vet Goes Berserk In Plane   Terrorizes Passengers With Pistol For Half Hour Before Pilot Can Brine Liner Down

AIR PASSENGER TERRORIZES 25   DERANGED MAN SAYS HAS ENEMIES, PULLS GUN ON PASSENGERS

sTERRORIZES 25 PERSONS IN AIRLINER   ¢Meek Los Angeles War Veteran ‘‘Off His Rocker’; Waves Pistol and Smashes Windows.

GUN WIELDED BY AIR FORCE VET ON PLANE   Harrowing Half - Hour Experience Ends With Emergency Landing

Armed Aireratt Worker Terrorizes 25 Persons  For Half-Hour in Plane

G unmanonPlane Terrorizes Ya ie  _ Gear Grinder Arrested at Fresno After Terror Reian Over Lost Hille

Waves a Gun, Terrorizes 15   Meek Gear Grinder Ranges About Plane

Gun-Waving Passenger Terrorizes 25 Persons On Plane For Half-Hour

_ Meek Gear Grinder Off His Rocker Terrorizes Airline Passenaers With Pistol  (‘

Terror In The Sky  Berserk Man Holds 25 Plane Passengers At Bay With Gun

Man Goes Berserk Aboard Airliner,  Terrorizes Passengers With Automatic

AIR PASSENGER GOES BERSERK   Californian Terrorizes 25 Others With Gun On Trip To Oakland.

Gun-Wielding Veteran Terrorizes Passengers. Crew on Airliner   Airliner Piles Up At LaGuardia Field

May Be Commando Raid Or Invasion; Assert 2,900 Reds Wiped Out   Naval Gunboats Shell 100 Junks   Landing Is First Big Assault Since Retirement To Island of Formosa

Chiangs Men  Invade China  SE eae La ee Ge Be Se a ee Ee   Nationalists Hold New Bridgehead on Mainland After Dawn Landing -

Chiang Lands MainlandArmy Seizes City   Force Takes Fown 200  Miles South of Shanghai Under Navy Cover

Chiang Forces Hit Mainland, Capture City   First Bridgehead Regained, Might  Presave Invasion

Nationalists: Make Attack  on Mainland   Seize Communist City 200 Miles South ‘of Shanghai

Nationalist  Chinese in Coast Raid   Seize Communist Cit; Below Shanghai in Mainland Push.

Pa. Political Roundup  Duff Replies to Kunkel On Financial Charges

Reds Ousted By Bolivians   South American Na. tion Outlaws Com. mies After Raid

Bolivia Outlaws Communist Party Followinc Raid in Which One Is Killed. 49 Arrested

A-Pact Leaders Recommend {ke   Propose Eisenhower as Supreme Chief

DEFENSE HEADS GIVE SUPPORT TO EISENHOWER   General, President Schedule Parley For Today

Muskegon Boy is Gun Victim  Freshman, 14, Teased, Found Shot Dead

Two Of Fishing Party Rescued From Ailantic;     Eanr two Others Deod

TWO HUNTED IN ATLANTIC   Wife of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Board Chairman and Male Companion Reported Adrift,

Farm Prices  Are Up 6.57   Goods, Services Received By Farmers Up Lesser Amount

FARM PRICES INCREASE   Largely Under the Influence of Korean War Developments

ANY SAID MONEYCOMBED WITHRED AGENTS      Confusion Agents Sent Along With Fach Actual Spv

Three Oklahomans Killed in Korea  Oklahoma City. Bartiesviil   Oklahoma City, Bartlesviil And Broken Bow Men Victims of Fightina

? BUCKS LIBELLANTS FILE DIVORCES HERE   Trevose Two-Car Crash Results in $367 Claim   LOCAL HUSBAND SUING

TWO DAMAGE SUITS FILED WITH COURT   One Is Result of Accident Occurring Near Trevose Area

a ee) a eee  ARE FILED IN COURT   One Action Is Started By A Resident of Croydon ONE DAMAGE CLAIM

HATFIELD MOTORISTS FILE 95,000 ACTION  : :   Richboro Plaintiff Seeks $350 Auto Damages  BRISTOL SEPARATION

PTC BUS-TRUCK CRASH RESULTS IN DAMAGES   Souderton Truck and PTC Bus Gollided Here   MINOR WIFE’S ACTION

Dividend Pay Hits New High   U. S. Corporations Paid Out $6 1-2 Billion In 1949

CASH DIVIDENDS TO ALL-TIME HIGH   C.  &. CORFQRATIONS PAID $6.495,360,000 TO STOCK. HOLMNERS IN 1943,

Record Made In Dividend:   J.S. Corporations Pay Our Largest Total in History During 1949.

Senate Probers Hit RFC Loans To Lustron   Fulbright Declines Comment As Evidence Is Made Public

Racial Prejudice Blamed  Logan Woman’s Death Penalty Set Aside by State Supreme Court

Leader of Phone Union Is Heard   Organization May Try to ‘Pull down Industry’—Beirne.

 L.very Sale Would Be Final  Tobacco Men Consider Several Protective Proposals At Meet

UN Takes First Step Toward Riddina Korea of Reds Today   West's Resolution Against Chinese Not Expected Ta Be Published Until After Truman-Atles Talke

 Bradley Cites Treaty Accord.  Says Democracy Can be. Aided By U.S.-British Political--Unity

BARBED-WIRE WREATH IN GIFTS  Anti-Reds Send ‘Greetings’ Of Hafe To Stalin On Anniversary

Automatic Machine To Bring On Second Industrial Revolution, Says Professor

Job Outlook Much Rosier For 1,700,000 Grads, Employment Bureau States

Russians And Red Chinese To Stay Out   Informed Sources In Tokyo Not Expecting “niry Into War

MRS. BORROTO'S LAST MINUTES’ TO BE STUDIED   Mercy Killing Doctor's Acts To Be Taken From Records

Grand Jury Indicts 54   Haldeman-Julius One Of Seven Charged With Income Tax Evasion

Grand Jury Indicts 7 On  Tax Evasion   E, Haldeman-Julius, Girard Publisher, Among Those Named

New Model Soviet Peace Plan Ready  _ Vishinsky to Launch UN Campaign Today

Russ Opening New UN  Peace Drive   Vishinsky May Fire Biggest Guns of Campaign Monday

Dirksen Winner In Illinois Vote  - Takes Republican - Senate Contest

DIRKSEN WINS G. 0. P. RACE   Will Oppose Lucas, Majority Leader, In Senate Campaign

Former Rep. Dirksen Wins GOP Nomination To U.S. Senate in Illinois

DIRKSEN WIND SENATE CONTES!   EX-CONGRESSMAN NOMINATTO OPPOSE LUCAS,

Illinois Leads In Primaries Across Nation   Republicans Nominate Everett M. Dirksen, Harsh Truman Critie

Dirksen Is GOP Winner in Illinois  Former Representative Comes Beck to Toke Senate Nemination

World To Observe United Nations Day Tuesday, 5th Anniversary of the U.N.

80,000 TURN OUT FOR AIRPORT SHOW   Traffic Jam Develops On Evuad Leading To Baltimere’s New Airheld

However, No Action Is Expected Until Early Next Week   Veteran Milwaukee Officer Is Suspended

Three Belong  To Truman’s Police Guard   Furious Fight Reported; Truman  Inside at Time

At Least Two Others Hit In Gun Battle   President, Due To Leave Blair House, Seen In Window

EX.T-RA! 3 Members President's Guard Shot  Called Attempt To Assassinate Mr. Truman

Brokers Reaped Profit On Government Trade, Rep. Crawford Charges

FARM SURPLUS DEAL ATTACKED   Agriculture Department Accused Of Swapping Cotton For CommunistGrown Surplus Soybeans.

Crawford Claims “Fantastic Deal”   Accuses Agriculture Department Of Foul Trading With Reds

Local Option Rent Control Bill Approved   Compromise Plan Would Run Out At End of Year

U.N. Rejects Russia’s Terms For Co-Operating With Lie’s Peace Plan

U. 5. Purchase Of Potatoes Draws Fire  anmnmntarc € witiriva   Senators Criticize Policy Of Buying Foreiqn ‘Spuds’

POTATO DEALS UNDER -ATTACK   Sen. Wherry Opens Drive To Clamp Down On Spud Imports

Potato Import Deal Attacked  Price Supports Drav Senate Criticism

Woodlands Still  Fire Hazards   Recent Rains Have Not Helped Much; Fire Towers Being Manned.

Lonnie Noojin,  GOP’s Leader In State, Dies   Republican National Com. - mitteeman Succumbs To  Lengthy Hlness

Five Persons Die in Fires Over Weekend  Heavy Property Damage Caused By Blazes

rive Persons Die, Heavy Property Damage Done By Weekend Texas Fires

EMEP ATR Fa ee  Ship is Lost Between San Antonio and Carnuc Christi Tex.

PRIVATE PLANE MISSING  Ship is Lost Between San Antonio and Corpus Christi, Tex.

lke’ Harriman Studied for Jsh   New Coordinator of Defense Will Be Selected Soon.

[Eisenhower Heads List Of Men Considered to Lead ‘Atlantic Treaty Defenses

Eisenhower And Harriman Are Considered   American to Act As Coordinator In New Setup

BABY DROPS 2 FLOORS    Falls Into Arms of Fireman in Apartment House Fire

Truck Driver Is Held In Highway ‘Mystery’ Death  Mother Struck By Two Cars Last Sunday Night; Suspect Claims Accident

Traffic Toll Climbing as Holiday Benins   Millions Jam Highways, Rail Bus and Plane Trave! Heavy: Interurban Collision Kills Séven

Forecast 435 Violent Deaths For Week End   Safety Council Estimates 36,000,000 Automobiles On Move As Millions Start Heliday

Safety Council Predicts 435 Deaths Will Be Recorded As Toll of Traffic Mishaps; Mass Exodus From Cities Begins   ESTIMATE 36,000,000 AUTOMOBILES OK MOVE

Death Toll Hits ‘24 In Nation By 10 A. M. Today   Traffic Accidents a Cloim. 21 Victims

Record © Trattic  Forecast   Millions On Roads For Holiday Trips

Holiday Toll Is Mounting   Pleasant Weather Is Luring Many People In Nation

Realignment of Major Parties Is Opposed by Dewey   Governor in Princeton Speech Says Move Could Be Disastrous

—Late Sport News—   Miss Brough, Mrs. duPont To Wimbledon Net Final

Court Decision For Margiotti In Work Probe   High Tribunal Rule: Against Rahauser . fa. Pieebieah

Margiotti Wins Over  Rahauser   State Supreme Court Rules Former Should Conduct Pittsburgh Probe

North Carolina Primary Attracts Heavy: Turnout   Graham, Smith Seek Democrat Party Bid

Democrats Pick Conservatism Or Liberalism      With Other Citizens Graham And Smith Wait For Results

Raleigh Has Big Turnout Early Today  Cee  ae  eee   : Asheville Reports ~ Less Activity Than  i ee DR ec

Rail Yardmen In Three Areas Out On Strike   ‘Token’ Walkout Is Started During Day; More Strikes Tuesday

White House Calls Parley In Rail Strike   ‘Token’ 5-Day Walkout Starts With No Sign Of U. S. Intervention

Token Walkouts At 3 Terminals To Last 5 Days   23 Cent Increase Spurned By Union; 300,000 Affected

Jolson Rites At Hollywood On Thursday   Friends Believe That fatal Heart Attack Was Brought On by Fatigue on Korean War Front Tour

STASSEN DENIES HE WILL BE IN CABINET   Former Minnesota Governor Says He fa Not Expecting Any Ap meintment From Truman.

8 Persons Die During Holiday   Two Auto Collisions Near West Memphis Up Traffic Toll

Ohio, Mississippi Waters Under Control New Flood Threats Predicted For Oreqon In Melting Snows

Accuses Race News Official Of Falsifying   Sen. Tobey Questions Denial of Tieups to _ National ‘Syndicate’ In Gambline Inauiry

Senator Tobey Accuses Race News Service Official of ‘Falsifvine’

Tobey Irked In Probe Of Gamblers  Questions Worth Of Testimony By One Witness

Greets New Year... Bouncing Baby Boy First 1950 Tot Born in Bluffs

Czech Minister Charges Spying   Accuses West Of Sending Spies As Religious

Intluenza Epidemic Rages at Clarinda State Hospital; 17 Patients Die Since Saturday   Dr. Render Reports 48 Deaths Since Fen, ; Older People Are Fatalities; ‘Institution a Sitting Duck for Gutbreak,' Supt. Says

Truman Proclatms Solidarity With West Kurope In. [pparent Rebutt To Hoover's Proposal

Hoover Plan For Defense Turned Down   As Truman Trumpets  U. S. Solidarity With Western Europe

MORE YANKEE TROOPS ARE GOING TO EUROPE   Gen. J. Lawton Collins Declines To Indicate How Many Will Re Sent

Truman Declares North Atlantic Alliance Is Vital to Nation’s Security—Statement Apparently Rejects Herbert Hoover's Defense Plan—Collins Announces He Expects More Soldiers to Go Overseas Before July 1.

Hoover Plan Turned Down By President   Truman Proclaims U. § Solidarity With Western Europe

President Vetoes Hoover’s Request  On U.S. Defense   Western European Unity Is Termed ‘Vital” To Nation

Solidarity With Western Europe Called Essential  Europe Reported io  M Assures President

TRUMAN PROCLAIMS SOLIDARITY   Says Many of Hopes For Western Europe Are Becoming Facts

President ‘Turns Down Hoover Idea   Confers With Acheson, Makes Statement on Europe.

Truman Declares U. S.-W. European Solidarity ‘Vital’   Apparently Rejects Héover’s Proposals

‘Grover Bergdoll’s Son Picked Up By FBI For i\Draft Law Violation

Pacific Confab May Be Held Aboard Warship   Truman-MacArthur Conference May Start Sunday Near Wake Isle

Mighty Mo Not Site for Parley   Truman, MacArthur May Meet on Wake

HST May Meef Gen. MacArthur Aboard A Ship   Believed Headed For Wake Island

President, Headed for Wake Island, May Confer With General MacArthur Aboard Ship at Sea

Likely ‘To Confer  On Ship   Missouri is Precluded for the Truman And MacArthur Meeting

BIG MO RULED OUT AS PLACE FOR MEETING   ‘Speculate Truman and MacArthur to Confer At Woake Island.

Shipboard Conference Indicated   Truman-MacArthur Parties Head For Wake Island Area

Parley May Take Place On Warship   Executive Sees Hope For Peace

‘Mighty Mo’ . Ruled Out As Pacific Site  Of Conference   Truman-MacArthur Talks May Take Place On Island

General and Truman May Meef on ‘Mo’   Impression Grows That High Officials May Confer Aboard Famous U. S. Battleship

—CONFERENCE— Meeting May Take Place  Aboard Ship  Missouri Ruled Out For Parley

MacArthur, Truman May Talk On Ship   Missouri, Mt. McKinley Mentioned; Rumors Set Meeting At Wake Island

Opposed Berrien San Site   Detroit Negro Doctor Named Replacement By Gov. Williams

OLD PLAN MAY BE CHANGED  House Set To Take Ballot To Kall Electoral College

WATERS RISING (N 2 STATES   Snew Adds to Misery of 13,500 Ma*e Ho~cless in Sections of North Dakota and Minnesota — 6,400 Famities Estimated Driven from Homes. *

Thousands Are Homeless In Flooded Areas  Heavy Snow Adds To Minnesota And N. Dakota Miseries

Snow Adds Misery In  I'lood Area   13.500 Homeless In North Dakota And Minnesota

CHURCH RAPS ‘UNDERWORLD; PROBE PRESSEL   Scores Questioned In Police Search For Slayers

MAY CLOSE HIGHWAYS   Wakarusa River Is Rising Fast South of Lawrence

Ba chs BL AS het ee ath reel  MAY CLOSE HIGHWAYS   Wakarusa River Is Rising Fast South of Lawrence

Seven -Die in Dust Storms. . Winds Sweep to Canad   Winds Sweep to Canada After Whipping Midwest

Seven -Die in Dust Storms   Winds Sweep to Canada After Whipping Midwest

Report Worst Storm Since Early Thirties  Winds Up To 80 Miles Per Hour Accompany Sterm

State Democrats  Less Confident  Capehart Defeat No Longer Considered Certain by Leaders

Mercury Dips To Low Point in Panhandle   Freezing Rain Or Snow Due To Hit  In Same Section<

Reuther Sends Group To Check Toledo Revolt   Strike by 12 Women Against UAW Splits Big Local Union Wide Open

Revolt Splits ClO UAW at Toledo   Reuther Sending Cominittee To Handle Strike in Union

CLO Has Private Strike to Settle   Dissention Caused Among Members When Striking Girls Are Replaced

Reuther To Send Committee To Deal With Toledo Revolt Splitting Huge Local Apart

Rebellion Perils Toledo Union  Walkout Of Women Workers Touches otf Tr ouble

REVOLT FLARES IN BIG U.A.W. LOCAL   Reuther Sends Committee Tc etna’

Reuther To Dea With Rebelling Auto Unions  Toledo Locals Face Revolt Over Strike f 12 Women

 Methodist Project Getting Underway ..  Ten North Carolinians Go On German Youth Missian

Aged Prospector Comes Out of Hills With Snowshoes to Be Sure He's in the Census

GI ALLOWANCE FOR FAMILIES PASSES HOUSE   Bill To Conference After Unanimous Vote For Passace

Thermometer Registers 53-At Dalhort ‘ ‘Mercury Drops As Cool Fron Arrives In Texas Panhandle

Opal Crystal Lady Sets New Record For Production   Newest Mark Wins Her Fourth National Championship Over All

Tobey Wins 6-to-4 in Tiny N. H. Village   10 Voters Wake Up at Daybreak Tn Cact Ballots

Boy, 9, Is Bequeathed 9 Millions   Taxes Will Take 5 Millions of It

Commissioner Scott felt ts Khesentment  Charges “Beardsley  Runs Liquor Board”   Drafts Rail Wage Demand

Red Loss 10,000 On Nam River Before U.S. 25th   Officer Says Americans Gain All Positions Held  Prior To Enemy Attack

Second Division Enfers Yongsan   But Communists Reported Massing  Tanks at Chonasan

The 25th Division Recaptures Most of Key Points, While 2nd Drives Forward a Mile: New Offensive is Anticipated.

25th Knocks Red Divisions Reeling Back   Full Weight Of Allied Airpower Into Battle

Agreement  On Contract Seen Today   Work on Pact To Be Resumed At ll O'Clock

Legal Snarls Delay Coal Mine Contract Drafting  Reports Lewis Tosses in New Demande Brina Ouick Denial

Reach Basic Agreement   Industry, Government, Railroads Prepare for Resumption of Supplies

New Union Demands  Reported   Negotiations Aim At Reopening Closec Pits By Monday

Aim To Get Most Soft Coal Miners Back On Jobs By Monday; Contract Signing May Be Made Sometime Today

Recess Called In Talks After  Long) Session Prospects Good For Work Monday

Legal Snarl Causes Halt In Contract Negotiation  Session Recessed  As Attorneys Try  PIP cc UD ser: ee en

Legal Problems Delay Final Action But Mining May Resume Tomorrow; Negotiators to Meet Again Today

New Snarls in Contract Talks Slows Progress   Efforts Are Being Pushed to Have Miners Back in Pits by Monday; Union Leaders Glad

Work May Be Resumed Monday If Legal Details Are Completed   Final Okay Is Seen In Sunday Meeting   Union Policy Meeting Set For Afternoon, Talks Open In Morning

Night Meeting Fails To Bring End To Strike   Lawyers Pry To Reach Agreement On Contracts All Day But Meet _Recesses After ‘Serious Snarl]’

Prospects Look Good For More Talks Monday   Difficulties Appear Legal And Technical; Do Not Involve Anv Material Differences

Industries Shift Back Into Gear   Coal Settlement Sends Workers Back To Jobs

Sunday Talk Slated By Lewis, Operators   Legal Wrangling Delays Signing; Ey rther Demands by Lewis Denied

Both Sides Report On Progress   rospects Good For Resumption of Mining On Monday

Lewis Calls Union Group Parley Today   Progress Reported With Signing Likely To Take Place Today

Miners May Be in Pits by ‘Tomorrow After Operators, Johe Lewis Reach Accord

LEGAL SNARLS SLOW TASK OF WRITING PACT   Union Expects Final Agreement to Be Signed Sunday

Talks Recess Until Today; South Is Out   Negotiators Predict Final Accord in Time for Pits T.. finen an Monday

MEN EXPECTED TO RETURN 1D WORK MONDAY   Mass of Legal Paper Tasks Is Given as Reason for Nicht Session.

Drafting Committees Recess Talks After Nine Hours of Work   Optimistic Negotiators Predict Completion of Agreement Today

Resumption Of Mining Due Tomorrow   Will Continue Contract Talks at II This Morning

Predict Signing Today   Reports Of New Demands Denied By Both Sides

REPORTS OF NEW LEWIS DEMANDS WUIGKLY DENIED   Strike Conferees Optimistic of Getting Soft Coal Workers Back to Work  Tomorrow,   AGREEMENT TO FIT INJUNCTION PROBLEM   Union Agents Say Volume of Paper Work Necessary to Bind Pact Is Stumbling Block.

Long UMW-Operator Talk In Washinton Draws Near Settlement of Coal Strike

Halt Called by Heads in Mine Parley   Final Agreement on Contract Not Reached But Progress is Made

Samvperaturées   Difficulties Legal and. Technical; : ‘Drafters to Resume Task Sunday:

Reports Of New Lewis Demands Prompt Denials ©   ‘Aim To Get Most Soft Coal aoe _ On Jobs  By Monday ; . Contras Si May Be Sometime

Hope For Coal Start By Monday   Legal Snarls Slow Down Final Agreement With Prospects Still Good   MEET AGAIN TODAY   Last Minute Demands by Lewis Are Denied; All Miners in a Happy Mood

UMW, Ops Still lroning Out Final Contract Details   Both Sides Report Substantial Progress In Long Night Session; Miners’ Policy Group To Meet Today, May Ratify New Contract

Work Is Pushed On New Coal Contract   Union, Operators Run Into Delay On Pact; Final Approval Is Seen Today

Difficulties Believed To Be Technical  : Union, Operators Fail To Arrive At : Contract After _ AlLDav Parley

Talks Recess, Coal Contract Still Unsigned   Prospects Appear Good for Mining to Resume Monday

Efforts for Agreement Fail Saturday But Both Sides Say Progress Made

Legal Snags Delay Coal Pact Draft   No New Differences anc Miners Expect To Go To Work Monday.

APPEAL FOR MERCY TO STATE  Kencterville Gang Aska State   Feasterville Gang Asks State To Grant Life Terms Instead of Death  APPEAL IS OPPOSED

Huntington Police Prepare To Close Books On City’s Triple Murder And Suicide

Blanks Killing Still Mystery   Huntington Police Close Book on Case

DOCTORS’ DRAFT BILL FACES TRUMAN   Calls For Men Under 51 To Register For Service

Medical Draft Waits Signing By President  Calling Of War Two Vets Also Pondered In Revision Of Law

Doctors’ ‘Draft’ Awaits Signature   Truman Has Bill After Congress Okays Registration Measure

Chrysler Auto Talks Recess, Break Hinted   Negotiators To Meet Again This Afternoon On Deadlocked Issue

Chrysler Strike Enters 93rd Day   Some Progress Made As Talks Are Recessed After Night Session

HITS THE SANTA FE   Strike of Railroad Firemer  Cripples Operations in cansas

‘Who-Our-Real-Enemy-Is’ Decision By U.S. May Be Forced If War Spreads

Only One Point in Doubt New Ruling Says Milwaukee Has Power To Control Rents

Wallace Advised FDR Chiang Incompetent ‘Report Led To ULS. Backing ‘Cealition' Government. ~*~

Wallace Saw China Crisis, Report Shows  Mltewns Nike fb sweets   Chiang No Leader, He Advised FDR

Fate CLOSES TOMORROW   Pa See Se  Weather Has Been Good for Annual Rie Svrings Show

FAIR CLOSES TOMORROW   ‘Weather Has Been Good for An .nual Big Springs Show

MEN HOPEFUL OF RETAKING PORT CITY   J. S. Reserves Sent To Cut Off Naktong Attack  RED PRESSURE   Mounts At Center Of Line: Stiff Opposition Met In Chinju Area

B-29's Raid City 17 Miles From  Russian Territory   Allied Forces Cling To Vital Airfield Six Miles From Flaming Port City of Pohang

Portion of Army’s 25th Division Moves Northward from Southern Front to Bolster U. S. Forces.  AIDPDDACH OTITT UTnrin   AIRBASE STILL HELD BY ALLIED FORCES

Naktong River Red Pressure ‘Mounts, Report     Hl   Airfield at Pohang L. S. Still Holding

B-29’s Plaster North Korean Port Of Najins Battle For City Of Pohang Quieter; Two Thrusts Across Naktong Near  Taegu Are Hurled Back.

Allies Hold Pohang Air Facilities   Americans Confident of Recapwuring City; Battle Intensifies on Naktong   Naktong  Stopped at Kaepo  Cavalry Division Goes After Enemy With  Reavanetea

Communists Threaten New Flank Attack On Naktong River Front   U. Ss. REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED TO EASE PRESSURE ON SECTOR

‘North Korean Drive Aimed At Outflanking 24th Div.   South Korean Hero Marches ' To Rescue of Pohang

Yanks Still Hold Airfield at Pohang Southern Drive is Two   Miles from Chinju 

U. S. Forces Advance To Within Two Miles Of Chinju — Fight For Pohang Port Eases — Allies Still Hold Airfield Southeast Of City

His Ears Tick, But So What?  * £ & * FF * £  North Carolinian Says He'd Really Miss Noises Whireh Hao'll Honr tar Roet at Hic Lite

‘One Claim to Fame’  His Ears Are Ordinary Except They ‘Tick-Tick’

HOLY NAME REGIONAL OFFICERS REELECTED   George D. Hemler, McSherrystown Again Chosen As President At Meeting In York

Church Hill Man Blames Witching For Killing Two  Car! Walters Jeilect in Death Of Women At Country Store

DISCUSS JAIL PLAN REVISION   County Committee Meet: With Architects And State Officials

Mother of Three Crushed to Death  Been Victim of Foul Play: Run Over by Car

After Found Hur On Edge Of Road Husband Believes Vien Pushed from Car Wear Potisiown =

WASHINGTON COLUMN  By PETER EDSON  BPA Weehkhitinmetam Maensenanadiané

* WASHINGTON COLUMN   Here’s Bob Averill’s Story--Tt Could Happen to You

Tax Course Returns To  Upwar d Path  lg a Din ame   Truman’s $5 Billions Hike Will Recoup Less Than Half Of Losses In Post-War Cuts

Tax Increase Will Get Back Part of Loss   Postwar Cuts Cost Government  $10,913,000 Yearly

Drive To Kill T-H Act Slated After Election   Murray Asserts Law Repeal Due, Expects Voters Will Ask It

Pact Powers Face German Problem  Delegates Studying Views of France

FRANCE OPPOSES DEVELOPMENT OF GERMAN MIGHT   ‘Paris Government Against Rearming Former Enemy   DEFENSE TALKS TO BE RESUMED TODAY

GERMAN ARMY USE EMBROILS PACT PROGRESS   Defense Force's Makeuy Overshadows Action On Supreme Commander

Pact Nafions Study Status Of Germany   France Not.In Favor Of Nation At Military . Conference

FRENCH DELEGATION OPPOSES U. S. PLAN ~ Question Of German Participation In European Defense Force Poses Major Problem For Allies

Action on Commander Postponed   Pact Nations Still Vexed by Question of German Arming.

President to Deliver Maitor talk Tontaht   More Than Half Million Persons Expected to See Parade Tonight Led by President Which Will Climax Democratic Gathering in Windy City

OVATION GIVEN PRES. TRUMAN   Thousands Expected In Chicago Stadium Tonight To Attend Climax.

Democrats Unleash Election Campaign   Truman To Climax West Tour In Rousina Rally at Chicago

LECEND IS IGNORED   Groundhog Seex Shadow, But Weatherman Forecasts Fine

LEGEND IS IGNORED   Groundhog Sees Shadew, But Weatherman Forecasts Fine Weather

Top Indiana School Age Cut fo 15 As Court Construes 1949 Statute

Children Now Can Quit School at 15, High Court Rules   ‘State Supreme Court Snaps 50-Year Precedent In Decision

New Soviet Used by  ‘Koreans __   Intelligence  Officers Report  on Equipment Captured from Reds

Little Doubt Of Red Aid, Officers Say   American Troops Awaiting Assault On Naktong Line

College Slaying  Case Given Jurors  State Asks Death For Student,24

Death Penalty Demanded In  Surprise. Move      Question to Be Decided: Whether Girl Met Death by Accident

Jury Deliberates On Fate Of Bednasek, Accused Of Killing lowa University Coed

lowa Co-Ed Slaying Case Goes To Jury  State Asks Death   State Asks Death Sentence For Robert Bednasek

State Demands Death Penalty For Collegian   Jury Gets Case Of Senior Charged With King Pretty Coed

FATE OF BEDNASEK DELIBERATED BY HD: DEATH PENALTY ASKED   Youth Described Aa “Innocent Boy” ’ And “Cold-Blooded Killer” -

Death Penalty Asked In Slaying Of lowa Co-Ed   Ask Death Penalty

Jury Ponders - . Fate Of Student “In Coed’s Death   Asked By State To: Send. -'“Bednhasek To Gallows For Strangling Of ‘Girl

Death Penalty For Bednesak ls State Plea   Student Awaits Decision Of Jury on His Fate in Slaying of His Co-ed Sweetheart

BEDNASEK CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY   Prosecution’s Demand for Death Penalty in Slaying of lowa Co-ed Comes as Surprise.   JURY INSTRUCTED ON FOUR VERDICTS   First or Second Degree Murder, Manslaughter, Acquittal Possible; Begins Deliberations at 10:02 A. M,

Bednasek Slaying Goes to Jurors  Death Penalty Asked By State in Surprise Move Against Student

Jurors Told 4 Verdicts Are Possible   State in Surprise Move Demands The Supreme Penalty

IOWA MURDER CASE TO JURY   State Demands Death Penalty For Boy Friend of College Coed.

Bednasek Jury Ponders Case   State in a Surprise Move Asks for Death

CASE GOES TO JURY — State Asks Death Penalty For Iowa Co-Ed Slayer

muraer ifia Of Bednasek Goes to Jury   State in Surprise  Move Asks College ~ Youth be Sent  To the Gallows

UT Beanasek Goes to Jury   State in Surprise  Move Asks College ~ Youth be Sent  To the Gallows

State Asks Defendant Be Hanged   Jurors Receive Case After Judge Gives Instructions

Four Possible Verdicts; State Demands Death  Prosecution, Defense In Dramatic Pleas

Murder Trial is Sent to lowa City Jury This Morning   State Asks Death Penalty for Youth In Final Arqument

Death Penalty for Bednasek Is Asked by State   Jurors Given Choice of Four Verdicts at Iowa City

‘D8 Persons Aboard ‘Missing Airliner   Find Oil Slick Where Transport ‘May Have Crashed

Lake Michigan Area Scoured For Wreckage   Worst Disaster In U. S. Commercial! Air Transport History Feared; Find No Trace Of DC-4 Unreported For Hours

!  Little Chance                % a ser ape : h rae  ’ es a ok  a   , q i Then % Ry , ' aes wid { A ‘  { \ x  roe ce 6 Ls:  & 1  Heed This New Or      Truman Asks How Talks Stond

Truman Acts As Doubtful If New Injunction Will Get Miners Back To Work

Truman Enters Coal Dispute: Asks for Supper   President Intervenes with Request for Immediate Story of Status of Parleys,

Truman Demands Report Of Dispute   Miners Expected To Defy New Order; President May Order Seizure Of Mines

WAR STRIPS HOME -OFITS YOUNG MEN   THREE 50NS, FIVE GRAND SONS OF ORLAHOMAN IN MILITARY SERVICE,

Noted Dutch. Metal Expert Crash Victim   Dr. Jacob Snoek Killed at Elkhart In Auto’ Accident

100 Tenn. Officers GoTo Duty   Men. To Report ‘To Fort. Bragg. For Physicals’

100 Tennessee Officers Called  Reservists To Get Orders In Few Days

Local Merchant Rescues Family From Stream   Mount Airy Group Plans To Report Heroic Action

PRESET Ue  — otc Mental Tests for National Leaders Ureed  OOM Teas ae SG Phe.

Scientist Suggests Leaders of Nations Be Examined To Assure Mental Normality

Economy Trend Is Shown Today By Legislators   Leaders Will Support Attempts to Trim Budget; Foreign Aid Bill to Be Debated.

Order Mental Test for Farm Overseer; Failed To Care for Livestock

Mrs. Gavle FoundGuilty of Murder   Ist Degree Conviction Means Life, No Parole

TRUMAN ASKS BOY SCOUTS CONTINUE EFFORT FOR PEACT   President Speaks Before 47,. 000 Khaki-Clad Youths and 20,000 Others at Valley Forge.   CONTRASTS FREEDOM WITH THAT IN RUSSIA   Executive Goes to Philade! phia Navy Yard After Talk to Spend Night  Aboard His Yacht.

‘Truman Urges Boy Scout: at Rally to Strive on for ‘Freedom and Peace’

Westinghouse Strike Looms   Workers Dissatisfied With Offer of Wage increase Made by Concern.

STRIKE POSSIBLE AT WESTINGHOUSE   Unions - Not Satisfied With 8-Cent Increase

70,000 LOOKING TOWARD STRIKE   Unions Dissatisfied With Offer Of EFight-Cent Hourly Wage Raise Offered By  Wroctinoghniucn

Three Solons Pass Army Mental Test  Still Claim It's Too Hard And Say It Means

Three Solons Pass Army Mental Test  Still Claim St’s Too Hard And Soy It Meons Phvsicajiy Inferior Called

Half Million Belgians Strike  Protest Return Of King Leopold Ii!

Jordan Brings Arab Nations’ Rift Into Open   League Council Meet Boycotted by Abdulla

Arab Bloc Split Brought Into Open As Jordan Shuns League Council

Arab League Rift Breaks Into Open  Soviets Ready ToMove In On Oil Area

Storms Batter Most of Nation   Hurricane-Like Winds Wreak Havoc In Oklahoma; Crashes Take Toll

Hurricane Like Winds Roar Through Tulsa; Snow Falls In East   Showers From Etex To Ohio Valley Reportec

AcHEaON GETS MESSAGE  McCarthy Needles Again; Ducks Immunity Challenge

New Charges Brought by McCarthy   Senator Ducks On Waiving Hic Immunity

Renews Hot Attacks On  Lattimore   Wires Acheson About ‘Secret Orders’ On China

SEN. McCARTHY WRITES SECRETARY ACHESON   Repeats His Charges Against State Dept. Assistant By William Theis

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Invites Public To Thursday Service

Johnson Mum  On Strachey   Denies Comment on Statu: Of Aceused Briton

Johnson Refuses To Confirm Story About Strachey  Evades Questions On Bypassing British Official

Johnson Evades  Strachey. Rumor.  Britisher Said Never Disayowing Red Belief

Johnson Denies Pact To Keep Facts Secret   Story Information Would Be Kept From Secretary Is Denied

Lightning On Rampage Kills Fleeing Convict, Fells Ball Players, Destroys Church

Halts Jacksonville Baseball Game  Freak Lightning Plays Havoc; Kills Convict, Burns Church

Lightning Destroys. A Church   In Other Florida Storms Lightning Kills Escaping Convict and Disrupts Baseball Game

Florida Lightning Kills Escaping Convict. Stuns Ballplayers. Umpire

Lightning Kills Fleeing Convict   8 Baseball Players, Umpire Floored In Florida

Lightning On The Loose— Burns Church, Kills Escapee, Halts Ball Game

Lightning Kills Fleeing Convict, Wrecks Church, Fells Ball Players   OMPANTON SHOT DOWN

—ESCAPING CONVICT KILLED—  Lightning Knocks Down Kight Players, Umpire

CONVICT TRYING — TO ESCAPE HIT BY LIGHTNING   Church Destroyed, 8 Ball Players, Umpire Hurt by Bolts in Florida.

Casey Reports Death Threat OnFEP Stand   ‘Afraid of Nobody,’ Local Legislator Save of Letter

President Gets Reorganization Plan Underway   Abolishes Commerce Department; Names Ex-Sen. Wallgren

Pittsburgh’s Stores Open Again Today   But Altoona, Pa. Is Still Without Electric Power

Big Stores Open In Pittsburgh   Limited Transportation Taxed Beyond Capacity Schools Sull Closed

Three County And Four Precinci Offices Contested For This Year's Election General   More Races Than Usual Have Developed for General Election Here

23 Seek County Offices In General Election   Seven Offices Have Two Or More Contestants: Seven Are LU nopposed

Worried Solons Urge Immediate War Showdown   Truman and Acheson Blamed For Present ‘Mess’ By Teft

Speedy Action Of UN Sought In War Crisis  Solons Suggest Use I a Oo ER ee

SHOWDOWN IN ~ WAR IS ASKED   Nation’s Lawmakers Desperately Worried Over War Situation   MARSHALL IS INVITED

US Lawmakers for Showdown on Korean War   Solons Ask for Report From San Marchal!

CONGRESS CALLS FOR ACTION ON KOREAN CRISIS   Some Congressmen Demand Use Of A«Bomb On Attacking Chinese

U. N. Showdown In Korea Asked   Some Congressmen Favor Using Atomic Bomb

Senators Ask Swift Action Against Reds   Some Suggest Use Of Atom Bomb, Ultimatun ‘To Moscow “Masters”

Congress Wants U.N. Showdown  Worried Lawmakers Figure They Can't Act Them:

Lawmakers Urge Quick UN Showdown   Believe MacArthur Can Avert Disaster

Desperately Worried Lawmakers Demand Showdown With Russia, China On War

U.S. Lawmakers Call For UN Action At Once   Speedy Showdown On Red China Demanded Today

i  Lawmakers Desperately Worried Congressmen Divided  On Using Atom Bomb

A-Bomb Use Called For By Senators   Worried Lawmakers Ask Speedy U.N. Action On Situation

Lawmakers Want Action On Crisis   America Seen Faced By Gravest Trouble Since Second War

Reds’ Undercover Activity Reported at Peak in U.S.   FBI Chief, on Stand in Atom Probe,  = Reeamests Funds to Mire More G-Men

US. Reds Set At 540,000; Activity Keen   More G-Men Sought; Klavs Fuchs Trial Jn America Advised

Russian Undercover Activity In U.S. Now at All-Time High   FBI Chief Asks Funds for 300 More G-Men, Reported To Have Seid There Are 540,000 Communists ia U.S.

Report Russian Spying in U. 5. at All-Time Top   §40,000 Communists Here Now, Says FBI Chieftain

Hoover Says Russ Undercover Agents At All- Time High   , FAL   Wants 300 More Agents to Fight Spying in U. S.

““"KS FUNDS FOR 300 MORE G-MEN   FBI Chief Reports British Scientists Had Opportunities for Atomic Espionage in United States.

SPY ACTIVITIES HIT HIGH MARK   FBE Head Declares There Are 510,000 Communists And Yellow Travelers Plotting In UL &

Testimony Comes FromFBI Chief  Hoover Asks 300 Aan Enr Seriiriter

Soviets’ Spy  Work Covers U. S., Warns G-Man Head   Senate Committee Hears Of Activity Of Fuchs,- Others

Report Spy Activity In U.S. High   Lawmaker Says FBI Chief Lists 540,000 Reds. Pinks In Nation

SOVIET SPY ACTIVITY IN PEAK IN U.S.   Hoover Tells Congress There Are 54,000 CardCarrying Communists and 540,000 Fellow  Travelers.   ““"KS FUNDS FOR 300 MORE G-MEN   FBI Chief Reports British Scientists Had Opportunities for Atomic Espionage in United States.

New 2-Way Red Assault .:  Traps Marines   Some Army Units Also Caught in . East. Coast. Attack

Invaders In Furious Offensive   Part Of A U.S, Army Division Is Also Cut Off In New 2-Way Drive

First Marine Division Cut  Off In Korea   Fuemy Attack Turns ‘To Norilts Gminous Lull On W  tFront

CAR INDUSTRY STRIKES LOOM   Union Orders Wa Walkoiits At Briggs. And. Hudson ; Détroit Plants

BRIGGS FACING TIEUP MONDAY   Walkout of 30,000 Employes Feared at Detroit—GM Pattern Asked

Detroit Industry Faces UAW Strike   Walkouts Affecting 40,000 Are Called For Monday By CIO Auto Workers

Arie Mander Stoep Of inge City Appointed Civilian Defense Chairman

Darliamant  r ar ilamenit  Summoned By Attlee   Britain’s Defense Problem Subject - OF Consideration

PARLIAMENT IS SUMMONED BY ATTLEE   Defense Talks Believed to Be Immediate Subject

Olson to Head State Defense   Madison Man Is Named to Direct Civil Activities

“Loose Talk’, Says Smith of Gambler Hints   Governor Reports His Primary Campaign Fund Had No Crime Taint.

Governor Denies Campaign Funds From Gamblers   ‘Never Approached’ to Be Lenient to Any Law Violations, Smith Says

Governor Says Campaign Gifts Tofaled $10,000   Declares None Came From Gamblers or Other ‘Violators’

Governor Says Campaign Fund Totaled $10,000   None of This Came From Gamblers or Law Violators.

Smith Charges ‘Loose Talk’ On Campaign Fund  Personal Primary - Fund Was $10 000

Trusty Named As LeaderKiller; Opens Stockade Holding 312 Prisoners   ELUDE INTENSIVE SEARCH IN RIVER BOTTOM SECTION

Paul Norris Will Run ‘Against Jessie Parker For lowa School Post

Two Men More Different i in . Personality, Background Could Hardly be Imagined

GOP Grateful for Truman ‘Bungling   Democrats See No Slay At Administration

GOP Victory Is Due To ‘Foreign Policy Bungling’   Korean War Also Blamed For Heavy Democratic Losses At The Polls.

Hainan tsland Said Invaded  Airliner’s Crew   Airliner’s Crew Reports Fighting

Broken Pipe  Sprays Gascline  Halts Highway Traffic On 75 Near Leeds

ON 200-MILE BATTLE FRONT   Communists Campaign Te Drive U. N. Forces Out Of Korea -

Fierce Fighting Rages in the Central Sector as Communists Drive Under Ariilery Cover

Oulnumbered Defenders Are Battling Nine Divisions Paced by Tanks and. - Artillery. —Russians End a Boycott.

Korea Offensive Labeled All-Out Try For Victory   U.S. Forces Outnumbered Heavily As Fierce Artillery Fire Is Laid Down; See-Saw Battle Going On

 Supre me Effort is Launehed   90.000) Communists Attempting Route of United Nation Force

Fighting Fierce In Central Area   MacArthur Calls It Supreme Effort By Invaders

SPECIAL UNIT TO ENFORCE NEW RED BILL   Attorney General Lays Groundwork For Vigorous Action

Special Unit To Enforce Anti-Red Lay   Measure in Effect as Senate Overrides Truman Veto.

Red Control Lav To Be Enforced By Special Unit   Attorney General Seeks More Funds

Red Hot City Elections Send Vote Year Off To Flying Start Tuesday

Committee Balks At School Bill   Refuses to Approve Federal Aid for Parochial, Private Scheol Purposes

American Authoress Died After Surgery   Congressman Says Woman Liquidated  To Prevent Testimony 8

Was ‘Liquidation’ Real Death Cause!  Question Raised In Death Of Witness

Build HBomb Says Baruch      Rep. Vinson Agrees We Should Proceed; Congress Committee In Secret Session

Baruch Backs New H-Bomb      Atomic Control Plar Author Gives View On Production

Baruch Urges U.S. To Make  Super Bomb   Statesman Thinks Hydrogen Bomb Would Serve To Bolster Defense

Former Cashier Of Wolcott Bank Commits Suicide   Worried About Case There; He Hired Girl © Held for Shortage

Ex-Wolcoft Bank Cashier Ends Life  Worried by Arrest Of Clerk He Hired

‘Let's Dig Coal,’  Is New Refrain  Of Happy Union Broke But Victericus  UMW Members Ciain Walkout “Worth it”

Rail Companies Plan Operating Despite Strike   Spokesmen for Two of Firms Involved Say Trains to Move If Firemen Walk Off.

STRUCK ROADS TO RUN TRAINS   Supervising Personnel ‘May Take Over As Firemen.

[ran Fighting Tribal Revolt  Hidden Red Radio Incifes Kurds To War

Winter Grip On Nation   Cold Spreads Into South; Snow, Floods Plazue. Wide Areas 

COLD WAVE IS _ SPREADING OVER MIDDLE WEST   Predict 10-20 Below Zero ir Minnesota, Zero for Chicago.

‘Cold Wave Pushing Eastward ‘Predict Reading Near Zero   Snow Also Coming Threat of Floods Is Now Eased

Frigid Wave. In Mid-Wesi   ! Advance of Season's Cold. ‘est Weather. Checks Threats of Flood.

Frozen Praurtes Swept  By Cold Air As Gauges Start Dip Below Zero

Railroad Unions To Resume Talk With Steelman  Seizure Of Roads To Be Asked Aqain If Conference Bogs

PARLEYS RESUMED IN RAILS DISPUT   UNION OFFICIALS, THREATEN. ING STRIKE, RENEW WHITE HOUSE TALKS,

Agree to Continue Rail Peace Talks  Delay Request That Truman Seize Roads

Southwell Dies In Gang Fight Near Nightspot  Pittsford Charged,   Pittsford Charged, Posts $5,000 Bond

Good. Afternoon! in Today's Journa   RED NEWSPAPERS DECLARE’ AMERICA RESPONSIBLE BLE:  Jap Generals, Returned From Russia, Claim War Befween United States, Soviet Nearing

Jap Generals Freed From Russian Prison Fully Expect Shooting War fo Break Out

Russia Sends 40 Jap Generals Home  Happy to. Be Bock Before U.S.-Russ War Starts

Jap Generals Waiting War   Officers Say Soviet Blaming Americans

RUSSIANS FREE JAP GENERALS   Former Chief of Staff Sees Shooting War Between U. S. and Russia

40 Jap Generals Back from Siberia Predict Russia-U. S. Shooting War

Espionage Laws Made Tougher   Penalties Increased By Heuse Action

Bill Moves To Senate For Vote   Would Stiffen U.S. Penalties Against Spies

Record Church Crowd Actress Spurns Career. . To Preach the Gospe.

Film Star Colleen Townsend Draws Throng With Talk in Little Church

A MAOEM AMA TOY ICS __  Film Star Preaches Sermon  At Punxsutawney, Pa. Chureh

Forsahes Hollywood" For Pul pit  Pretty Film Star-Preacher Captivates Pa. Churchonerc

Atomic Energy Commission Plans  To Build Plant In Vermillion Co.

PILOT PLANT FOR NEWPORT   AEC Plans $500,000 Construction At Ordnance Works.

Plan $500,000 Test Plant at Newport  Atom Board May Use Old Ordnance Works

SPECIAL SESSION BILLS READY FOR ACTION IN HOUSE  NOURT ACTION ON   DOUBT ACTION ON MEASURES TO AID DOWNSTATE CITIES

WIND CAUSES ACCIDENT  Pushed  Car Over Center Line Se rnia: Twe Killed

WIND CAUSES ACCIDENT Pushed Car Over Center Line in California; Two Killed

Missile Program Will Be Reviewer   Defense Sec. Wants To Insure Balance ©

12 Pact Nations Agreeon Defense   Unified Force OKd Under Supreme Head

Lewis ‘Invited’ To Testify By Jacobs’ Group   Hoosier, Strip Of Subpoena Right Tries New Tactics

Indiana Colleges  Graduate 6,071  Four Schools Conduct Exercises for Largest Groups in Histories

Radio, TV Face Attack ‘Blackout      U. S. Would Block Foe’s Use of Sianal

MADE LAW; FOUR OTHERS VETOED   Babies And Teen- Agers Affected By New Legislation   CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SOME QUESTIONED

Governor Lane Affixes Name On 1950 Bills   Child Labor Law: Revisec First Time In 38 Years .

Eight-Nation Pact Assailed By Vishinsky   ‘Russia Sars Allies Want Permanent Occupation. Paesnae te Knee

TALK METHOD OF DEALING WITH MALIK   U. &, Chief Delegate, in Closing Hour: of Last Night's Sesslon Accuses Malik of Obstructionist Maneuvers — Accuses Russia of Assisting Invaders,

Study Proposal To Unseat Malik As U.N. Security Council Chairman

Security Council Members Seeking Plan To Checkmate Soviet Strateqy

Malik Refuses To Call Vote  Delegates Adjourn, easaren at... ._ mm ff...

SYEAR PRISON TERM HANDED TO ALGER HISS   Former Govt. Official  To Appeal Perjury  Case Conviction

FDR’s Aide Sentenced  For Perjury   Former Official To File Appeal; Freed On Bond

Hiss Sentenced To Five Years In  Prison; Notice Of Appeal Is Filed

Former President Roosevelt’s Yalta Advi sor, Maintaining Innocence, Appeals F r o m Verdict Of Last Saturday

TWO KILLED IN NILES CRASH   Eau Claire Driver May Face Negligent Homicide Charge

Two Die In Crash   South Bend Man Killed Near Niles   39  Berrien traf. fie deaths In 1050

11 Tugboats and 5000 Men Fail to Free ‘Mighty Mo’ In 2-Hour Salvage Attempt

The State Campaign— Top Republican Aspirants Fire New Broadsides

MARKET RALLIES AFTER DROOPINESS   TY Buying Improvement Shared By Rails In Brisk Trading

New ‘Fair’ Farm Price Standards Put in Operatior   Plan Sets the Level At About 3 or 4% Higher Than Before

Ford Rouge Rouge Local Warns of Walkout  Demands Living Cost Wage Adjustment

Youth Fleeing Officer Is Slain   Lester of Beloit Was Found in Junk Yard

MAY HAVE LEFI LONG BEFORE CITY'S FALL   Offices of Soviet Military and Civil Advisors Display Portraits of Stalin, Lenin and Molotov — Commissary Well’ Stocked.

USDA Predicts Farmer Gross Income Record   Net Figure Due To Fall Below 1947 Peak Year

Farmers’ Gross Income May Reach Record In 1951 With Net Take Down, U.S. Reports

$35 Billion Gross  Farm Income Seen  1951 Net May Fall Short of Record

re Close U.S. Service. Oust Director   U.S. Mav Ban All Czech Papers; 6 Accused As Spies Go on Trial

Czechs Order U.S. Close Information Service; Oust Chief   Further Blows Aimed st ‘West by Commonis Government; Six: Accused of Spying At U: S, Embassy Direction Go On Trial

Czechs Order Closing of U.S. Offices   Information Service Director Asked to Leave Country

Czechs Order All U. S. Information Services Closed   Director Ousted From Country And Six Czechs Employed By Agency Accused Of High Treason And Spying At American Embassy Direction

Czechs Close U.S. Office, Oust Director   information Service Ordered Shut In New Assault On West

Director Ousted. : U. Ss. Information ‘Service  Ordered Closed By Czech:

American Sweets New Exp  French Couple Here fo Live With Daughter Find Language Difference Little Impediment

French Couple Here. to Live With Daughter Find Lanquage Difference Little Impediment

\Wild Flight Ends When Officers Finally Nab Man Who Kidnaned Son of Colorado Undersheriff

School Day Is Observed At Livestock Show; Thomas Among State Winners

Reds Still Pushing Undermanned American And South Korean Units Near Pohang Area

Threat Of Red Sabotage [Key Cities Blueprinted  In Communist Raid Plans

Hike Polio Goat $20,000,000   Hope To Collect $50,000,000 in Drive

Counterfeit Marks Charged To Reds  Bogus Issue Intendec To Buy West Goods

Britain’ Answers Latest Soviet ‘Peace Plan’   Asks for Assurance That Russia Will Try Reconciliation

Moscow Plan Hit as 5 Yrs. Behind Times   Britain Supplies Answer of West To Red Proposal

British Minister of State Asks Russia for Assurance That Soviet Would Solve Differences.

BRITAIN RAPS SOVIET PEACE PLAN AS ‘OLD   Delegate Says Such Set Up Exists, But Russia Has Blocked It   30 Per Cent Of Russians Hear U.S. Voice” Despite Jamming

Nothing New In Vishinsky Offer, Is View   7 Nations to Continue Drive to Free U.N. From Veto Hamstring

British Minister Belittles Latest Soviet ‘Peace Plan’ In United Nations

West Calls On Vishinsky For Show Of Faith   Russia’s Proposal Branded Same Plan Reds Vetoed Before

West Calls On Vishinsky For Show Of Faith  Russia’s P sal Bro nded Same Plan

Briton Exposes Red's Peace Plan  : UN Delegate Terms  Pact ‘Paralyzing’

Britain Says Red’s Peace PlanOldStuff   U.N. Delegate Asks Genuine Assurance  Of World Harmony

Soviet Pledge Sought   Weat’s Formal Answer To Reds’ Latest Peace Proposal Delivered by British Minister

No Blanket Deferment Provided In Draft Law For Agricultural Workers

Southerners Claim Votes Te Curb ‘Gag Attempt   Test On FEPC Expected Friday, But Russell Savs Administration Cannot Invoke Cloture

Southerners Are Hopeful Of Beating FEPC Debate   Test Is Scheduled Friday On Curbing Senate Filibusters

Dixie Solons Predict Defeat Of Curb Plans   Russell Says Victory Due In Fight On Gag In FEPC. Debate

Ready For FEre Showdown... . Southern Senators Prepare For Battle

Lucas Plans FEPC Test Vote Friday   Southerners Say They Can Defeat Move To Curb Senate Debate

Southerners Confident They Can Beat Attempt Ai Cloture On FEPC Measure

Senate Forms Battle Lines On FEPC Issue   Southerners See Victory in Move To Invoke Cloture

 Test Vote Due This Week  a Russell Confident Southerner:  Can Defeat FEPC Advocates

Defeat Predicted For FEPC Cloture  Southerners Confident Truman Forces Unable To Prevent Filibuster

Attempt to Curb Debate Looms SANNA en RANA  Proponents of FEPC  Not Over-Optimistic

Southerners Confident As Debate Nears   Sure They Can Whip Gag Rule

Test Due Friday On FEPC Debate   Southerners Say They Can Beat Plan

Southerners Claim They Can Defeat  Attempt To Curb Debate Over FEPV

Oldest Congressional Honor Medal Winner, Who Got Purple Heart 70 Years Late, Dies at Age of 98

Retired Penn. Employe Dies   William Muckenfuss Dies At Age of 64

U.S. Oil Reaches Chinese Reds  Senate Probe Finds News Of Shipments

Charges Much Oi Sent to Red China   Senator O’Conor Says 3.3 Million Gallons _ Of Oil Are Shipped

Justice Dept. Announces Arrest Of Two Persons In Connection With Gold Case

Infantrymen And Marines Attack To Smash Reds On  Front Threatening Pusan

Southern Drive Progressing On Schedule MacArthur's - Headquarters Announces   RED COUNTERATTACK SLOWS INITIAL PUSH

Propaganda Smoke Screen Obscure: Real Fighting for Korea Contro!

King in Visit To Common:   Makes Inspection Tour of New Building Although it is Forbidden Ground.

King George Sixth Visits British House Of Commons   Commons [s Forbidder Ground For The King; Oniy One Other King  K ver Fntered It

pci rare a ait aacticeeaiies  HEADS POLIO CHAPTER   Vinton Warner Named Chairman at Annual Meeting

T horough Preparations Are Being Made For Soil Conservation Day, August 30:

‘Little Red Indian’ Motivates Firebug  Circus Blaze Suspect Admite Other Blazes

State's Greatest Auction on Today In Interests of the Boy Scout Fund

MAJORITY OF PITS REMAIH [OLE TODAY   Thousands of Diggers Vote Continuation of Two-Week-Old Strike.

Many Vote To Return To Pits But Not All Mines Reopen Today; Pittsburgh Area Reports Men On The Job And No Picketing.

Up 20 Percent inlowa... Auto Insurance Rates Rise  Sharply for Young Drivers

REPUBLICANS TRY INEW MANEUVER TO ‘GET HOUSE ACTION ‘ON FEPC MEASURE

GOP Tries Again To Get FEPC Action   Effort To Get Fair Employment Bill Out Of Committee Doomec

Three Youths Are Charged As Firebugs Huge Region In Southeast Texas Is Ravaaed By Fires

Good Afternoon! In Today's Journa   Three Youths Are Charged As Firebugs Huge Region In Southeast Texas Is Ravaaed By Fires

Insurance Plan Units Expanding  Group Will Inform Of Proposed Law

Doctors, Dentists Approve Program Of Healing Arts Group in County

Pledge Cut In State Relief Rolls   Officials Say Step  Made Necessary by Recent Sharp Rise In Aid Annlications

Three Airmen Die In Crash Of Navy Plane In Atlantic   Vast Aerial and Surface  Search Closed After 14 Hours: Oil Slick Seen

Three Killed In Crash Of Bombe  vy Plane Dives IN hA‘lee MEL Chara

Subway Train Sculfle Fatal  Philadelphia Veteran Slain By Rookie Cop

U. S. Congressman Gets First-Hand look At Things Behind Iron Curtain

Three New Candidates File For City Offices: Two Aldermen, One Trustee

Death Penalty ror Koreans  Basamad fosssten, (rh   Found Guilty Of Wartime Offenses

SAILING RIGHTS   freedom of Danish Waters and Establishing of Land Bases on Island of Borabolm for Large Seale Salvage dob Requested.

Also Seek Land Base To Salvage Disabled Vessel   Had Protested U. § Rescue Operations; Life Raft Is Found

Russians Ask Salvage Right In Plane Area   Life Raft Believed From U. S. Bomber, Fired On By Reds

RUSSIA SEEKS SALVAGE BASE OFF DENMARK   Life Raft From “Missing Plane _:  fRalisvead Faund

REQUEST CAUSES SURPRISE  Russia Asks Right To Sail Danish Waters

Runs Milwaukee X-Ray Tests  $1,125 Daily Pay to Doctor  Stirs Army, Congressmen

DOCTORS CLEANING UP ON X-RAYING DRAFTEES   Getting As Much As $1125 A Dar, Consress Told: Investigation Ordered

Doctor Gets $1,125 A Day Studying Inductees’ X-Rays  Collects 4,500 $5 Fees This Month; Work ‘Interferes With’ Another’s Routine

Army Officials To Probe Story About Doctor’s Income On X-Raying Draftees

Cnder Contract  Milwaukee ) Medic Gets SI125 a Day for X-Raving Draftees

‘It Sounds Expensive .. .’  Doctor Makes $1,125 A Day Checking X-Rays Of Draftees

— _—ARMY, PROMISES PROBE— oe  Doctor. Averages $1, 125 A Day For Draft X-rays

Doctors Get $1,125   Congress” Going To: Look “Into Fees: For. .Examin= ing X-Rays.

A Doctor In Milwaukee '$1,125-A-Day X-Ray Take [For Draft Exams Probed

Congress To Probe Paying of Doctors Up to $1,125 a Day for Draftee X-rays

A Living Wage  Doctor Making $1,125 A Day X-Raying Draftees, Army Says

Some MD’s Cleaning Up On Draftees   Found Getting $1,125 a Day for X-Ray Examinations.

Y Dawe Nraftaa  eee  Gets S18 Da      ‘Case of-a- Milwaukee Doctor Under Study

KE ee PeeRra sz Za OT LOT 7p)  Shocked Capitol Hill Orders Probe of Draft X-Raving

Congress to Probe Milwaukee Case Doctor Makes $1,125 Daily on Draft X-Rays

DRAFTEE DOCTOR AVERAGES $1,125   Investigation Promise< After That Much Daily Confirmed

DOCTOR GETS RICH ON X-RAY CHARGES   Milwaukee MD. Averages $1,125 Daily Says Army

SOME DOCTORS GETTING $1,125 A DAY FOR X-RAY WORK AT DRAFT CENTER

Find Doctor Raking In $1,125 Daily For X-Raying Draftees   Army to Probe Findings in Milwaukee Case; Quite’ Different at Chicago Wheze 10 Cents a Plate Iz Cost

Army Pays Milwaukee Doctor $1,125 Per Day To Take X-Rays Of Inductees

Freeze Due, Citrus Areas Are Warned   San Fernando Vailey Blaze Endangers Movie Stars’ Homes

New Fires.  In California  Blaze Threatens Homes In San FernandoValley:

Fire And Cold Hit California  Movie Stars’ Homes Menaced Rv Flames

“CARROLL VARIETIES” TO OPEN TONIGHT HERE; AT ETORKA ON FRIDAY NIGHT

BELGIUM RIOTS CONTINUE AS BOMBS EXPLODEL   King Ready to Turn Over Power To Crown Prince

BRIDGES MAY NOT BE” DEPORTED FOR YEARS,  / so DESPITE COURT RULING

Zest for Roaring Through Traffic Behind Sirens Lands Man in Jail

Russia Silent  On UN Action  Malik Fails to Give   ee i i ee   (For related atory see pace 10.)

Reds Mum On Strategy For U.N. Meeting  U. S. Prepared For Propaganda Attack

CONGRESS PREPARES TO PROBE ALLEGED RACKETS SYNDICATE      Ne <F EE  S Data Being Compiled  Preliminary To  Ful]-Scale Inquiry

Asian-Arab Truce Plan Is Approved   Assembly OK’s Proposal Despite Red Warnings That It Will Not Work

UNITED NATIONS APPROVES PLAN FOR CEASE-FIRE   Asian- Arab Proposal I: Carried By 52-5 Vote Over Red Protest

Soviets State UN Vote Wont Stop Fighting  Malik Scents Trick By US And Britain

U.N. Approves Cease Fire Plan  Russia Warns Move Will Not Succeed

UN Approval For Cease-Fire Order Certain   Russia Opposes Plan To Halt Korean Hostilities

U.N. ASSEMBLY APPROVES PLAN FOR CEASE-FIRE   But Russian Bloc Announces Proposal Won't End Korean Fighting.

U.N. Assembl Votes Korea Truce Plan   Soviet Bloc Casts Only 5 'No' Ballots on Cease-fire Move

UN Okays Peace Plan   Soviet Bloc, Opposing Resolutions, Warns It Won't Stop Fighting

Plan To Seek Korean Truce OK'd By UN.   Cease-Fire Proposal Hinges on Chinese Reds; Russia  Opposes Idea

U. N. Okays Plan To Halt Fighting As Russ Object   Doubt It Will Work with Russ Opposing Move

Assembly A pproves Plan  For Korean Cease-Fire   Soviet Bloe Warns Resolution Won't Stop Fighting; Vote 16 52 To 5 With China Absataining

Assembly Approves  im Bd Cease Fire Soviet Bloc Bluntly Warns That Move Wil  pamararatata

Russia Upset In UN   Asian-Arab Plan for ‘Korean Cease-Fire Is Approved by Assembly By Vote of 52 to 5

U.N. Approves Asian-Arab ‘Cease Fire’ Plan Desnite Soviet Bloe’s Opposition

UN Approves Plan For Committee To Get Korean Peace   Soviets Warn China Will Not Accede To Order To Cease Fire

U.N. Passes  Cease-Fire Peace Plan   Opposition From Soviet Bloc May Upset Program

Assembly Adopts Cease-Fire Plan   Members Ignore Soviet Opposition

UN Okays Peace Group  To End War   Committee To Ask Cease Fire Order From Red Chinesé

U. N. Adopts Asian- Arab  Truce Plan   Vote to Request Korea Cease-Fire Is 52 to 5; Reds. Scoff At Aim

Russian Bloc Defeated, 52 to 5—  UN OkaysKoreaT ruce  Over Soviet Protests

U.N. Approves Asia Bloc Plan For Cease Fire   Soviet Group Warns Move Won’t Stop Fighting In Korea

Assembly's 0K On Truce Move Expected Today   UN Political Body Adopts Plan Urging Red China \ Agree To Cease Fire

UN Approves Cease-Fire  Plan Today   Red Bloc Warns Action Will Not Hamper Fighting

‘Asian-Arab Resolution Adopted After Soviet Bloc Warns Move Will Not Succeed—Provides for Appointment of Committee of Three to Determine If There Is Any Basis for Cease-Fire Order—Malik Attacks Plan,

Soviet Bloc Says It Won't End Conflict   Vote Is 52-5— Committee Set Up To Seck Truce

Malik Warns Plan Will Not End Fighting   Asian Arab Plan Creates Group To Seek Truce Basis

Leopold fo Give Son His Powers   ‘51 Abdication Set as Tension Mounts

Mt. Clemens Lad Held In Slaying  Test Brings Tears For Schoolboy, 15

Douglas Says He Won't Help Cal-Sag Fund   Defends Position; Asserts Need Of Cutting Expenses

Douglas Says He Won't Help Cal-Sag Fund Defends Position:  Asserts Need Of Pointe Expenses

OFFICERS ON CARPET  How Come Battleship Got Stuck? Admiral Demands

Union, Firm. in 11th-hour Peace Taks  AAKK Cad bn Our   4000 Set to Quit Jobs, A..F..L. Union Deasiden? Asserts 

North Korean Regiment Takes Town Destroyed by Allied Naval Fire; Communist Units Mass for Drive

Strategic City Falls To Reds   Communists Mass For New Attacks On Yank Positions

North Forces Drive Yanks from Yongdok  Clannian CL ine Qiva A mnwrne   Clearing Skies Give American Airmen Chance To Renew Attacks

(North Korean Troops Mass ‘For New Attacks to South; American Lines Reinforeed

Town Won Friday With Aid of Navy Bombardment Falls Again ~ Into Hands of Communist Army

WUE AN EASL  American Air Forces Continue Strafing  In Murky Weather

Key Town Retaken As North Koreatis Ready New Attack   Communications Center Previously Ruined By Gunfire

Chinese Reds May Be Poising Attack Against Formosa   Re THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rally Slated  in East Berlin   Retreat Comes as Americans Rehearse Tactics to Put Down Communist Riots

PHILA, YOUTH DROWNS IN NESHAMINY GREEK   * Stanley Deyoe’s Friend Unable to Rescue Him   SEIZED WITH CRAMPS

SEIZED WITH CRAMPS OWIMMER 15 DROWNED   Body Recovered Too Late For Pulmotor Use   VICTIM WAS A BOY, 15

Weelk-End Violent Deaths Total 26; Shoriff Found Slain: Wreck Kills 5

But How Are We Going to Bring It to the Surface?  Half of State Oil Still] Untapped

Pennsylvania Still Has Big Oil Reserve, Expert Says Question of How  To Recover It  Taxes Ingenuity ret Ven ee coder

‘Way Down Upon The Suwanee River’  ‘Hundreds See Stephen Foster iMemorial Building Unveiled

New Belgian Strike Called   Premier Stands Firn For Return of King

Ninefeenth 4-H Club Is af Ward   “Show-Me” Is Formed Near Farmersville.

New York Police Linked With Gamblers In Million-Dollar ‘Pavoff’ Disclosure

Racketeers, Cops Linked  In New York   Alleged Million-Dolla: Payoff Ring Under Investigation.

Economy Move To Affect 1 U.S. Hospitals   Will Be Closed Or Changed In Status Within Near Future

More Spending Said Needed To Speed Rearming   Congress Leaders Advised On World Crisis By Truman

Truman. Asks $17 Billion  Arms Boost    Atom Fund Hike 2 Billion eo

Would Restrict Huge Spending To U.S. Forces   Nearly 3 Million Men Seen  Under Arms In Year; Over Billion For AEC

PRESIDENT ASKS FUNDS TO BUILD FIGHTING POWER   Truman Calls For Congress To Supply 517,850,000,000 For Armed Forces And Atomic Pro gram.

Leaders Get Funds Bid,  War Review   Atom EnergyProgram To Get Some Money In Stockpiling Plan

Asks Billions For Arms    Congress Told Funds Needed to Speed Up Military Program .

Truman Asks $17 Billion  Immediately   Another. Military Budget Expected. in Jonuary

bene Congressmen M8 Billion More Will be Needed  Wiil be Used for   Wiil be Used for U. S. Forces and Atomic Program

President Urges Utmost Speed: To Build Up Forces, Atom Bombs: Holds War Parley With Solons

Calls Chiefs to Grim Parley on Military Crisis   Says Money Needed for Increasing Army, Atomic Program

Huge Expansion Fund Asked For Defense of U. 5   Truman Seeks Nearh $48- Billions More Te Speed Arms Buildup

Plans Army of *2.700,000 in 1951, He Savs  Draft Law Changes Are Contemplated

More Funds Sought to Strenathen U.S.   MacArthur Admits Korear War Situation Critical

Truman Asking Big Sums for Arms Speedup   Says Gravity of Situetion Makos Speedy Build-Up of Armed Forces Necessary

S17 Sillion More Asked For Defense   Truman Hikes Cash Request For A-Proaram

Congress Requested by Chief Executive To Use Utmost Speed in View ‘OF Grave Situation

Truman Seeks Additional $17 Billion Fund   Says More Troops, A-Bombs Needed to Meet Latest Communist Threat

Conaress Uraed To Appropriate $17,850,000 000   Funds Needed to Expand Armed Force And Atomic Program

Over 18 Billion More. Needed, Says Truman   President Tells Congressional Leaders He Wants. $17,000,000,000 Additional for Armed Forces and $1,200,‘000,000 for Atomic Program.   ALL FOR AMERICAN FORCES

President Asks Huge Fund for Arms Program  ‘Utmost Speed’ ho PP. Fg Jf #™. kkk,

TRUMAN SEEKS $17 BILLION MORE ARMS SPENDING   Also Asks $1 Billion for Atomic Energy With “Utmost Speed.”

Truman Asks Congress  For Almost $18 Billion   Money To Provide Arms Including Atomic Weapons Due to ‘Gravity of World Situation’

Huge Sum To Speed  Arming   Wants Funds For A. Plants,  Armed Forces

Truman Asks Congress For Utmost Sneed   Leaders Of Botk Parties, Cabine’ Meet With Truman

Legislators Told Needs  By Truman   Rise Visualizes Armed Force of 2,700,000 in Coming Year.

Truman Asks $17.8 Billion  More for Arms   Money for Atomic Weapon: Included in New Request

More Than A Billion For Atom Energy Work Included In Truman’s Request

Truman Urges Uimost Speed On Arms Bill   Asks Congress to Provide $17,850,000,000 for Expansion of Military

President Asks Huge Sum For Army Buildup   Seeks 18 Billions To Bolster Force To Fight Commies

Truman Advises Congressional Leaders He Wants $17,000,000, 000 More For Armed Forces and Another $1,200,000,000 for Atom Bomb Production

Chief Wants Bigger Army, MoreA-bombs   - Congress Expected to Provide Funds Without Delav

Truman Gets Both Parties’ Pledge of Aid   President ‘Briefs’ Congress Leaders, Cited Urgent Need:

Truman Asks $17,850,000,000 To Expand Military Program   ( Associated Press )

Truman Asks Nearly 18 _ Billions in New Defense  Money to Build Forces

Armed Forces, Atom Program Need Stressed:  . Leaders  Of Congress’ .

GRAVE WORLD SITUATION OUTLINED BY PRESIDENT FOR CONGRESS LEADERS

Requests $17 Billion  For Arms   Wants Another Billion For A-Bomb Program Due to Tense Situation

Truman Asks For $17 Billion More   Also Wants 1.2 Billion More For Atomic Energy Program

President Asks Congress For $17 Billion to Speed U.S. Military Expansion

News Day, Night   Sum WouldSpeedUp BuildingOfBig Army   Congressmen Back Program Including Funds For Atomic Bombs

CALLS FOR QUICK  BUILD UP OF 4 ARMED SERVICES   CUA a Pad Tells Legislators U. S., Other Free Nations “Will Not Falter”

Congressional Leaders Told Of New Needs   Request Includes More Than Billion Dollars For Speedup In AEC Program

Truman Wants Over 17 Billions For Weapons  - President Declares Sneed Necessary.   - President Declares Speed Necessary, Due to War Crisis

PRESIDENT ‘ASKS 17 BILLIONS FOR DEFENSE NEEDS   NEW APPROPRIATION BE SPENT ONLY IN REARMING AMERICA

Swift Buildup of Forces Charted In Grave Crisis   Staggering Figure Is Set at Tense Meeting With Top Lawmakers

Gravity of: Situation Is Cited in New Bid   Korean Situation Is "Not Hopeless’

Stepped Up Rate in Draft Of Men Seen   Most of Money Will Spur Three Million Force Goal

Asks More Funds For Arms Buildup  Trumah’ Request to Congress Calls for $17.8  Billion  ATOM WEAPON LISTED  1950 Military Allotments of $30 Billion Already Committed   ATOM WEAPON LISTED

Russians Wont Intervene, Say Propagandists   To Keep Hands Off ir Korea; Deride ‘War Hysteria’ In West

Reds Promise ‘Not to Meddle In Korea War   Soviels Are Protector: of Peace, Is Claim: Allege West Distorts

Russians Claim They Are Staying Out of Korea War   Will Avoid “Open Entangiement,” Soviet Propacandists Assert.

Soviet Propaganda Says Russia Won't  Enter Korean War  Will Avoid Open _ Entanglements In the Fighting

RUSSIA MAY NOT ENTER KOREA WAR   Red. Papers From Berit To Bucharest Stress Her Non-lntervention Policy

‘Russian Reds [Pose As Peace  Proponents   Propagandists In East Europe Declare Moscow Will Avoid Korean Entanglement

GUBERNATORIAL RIVALS SPEAK AT LUNCHEON   Gov. Lane Cites Accom plishments Of His Administration   McKELDIN POINTS TO RECORD AS MAYOR

Rival Candidates. At Same Luncheor   Lene And MeKeldi Ecoch Other At Wo: men’s Meeting

CAMP RITCHIE MAY BE CLOSED   Injury To Baltimore Youth May Force Action, - Reckord Says

300 Farmers in Henry, Lee, and Des Moines County Receive Dividend

START PLANNING FOR COUNTY FAIR   President Names Cups. © For Various Departments

EDITORIAL   Why Unknown Soldier’s Tomb Bears No Seratch or Flaw _._.

Final Action On Money Bills Near Penny-a-Pack Cigaret Tax Hike ls Approved

MEASURE WINS FAST TEST IN TEXAS SENATE   Shivers’ Forces Victorious. With Omnibus Program

Slash Ordered In Payments ToPensioners   Reserve Fund Down, 101,000 in Okichoma Ol: Age Group to Get Less

OKLAHOMA SLASHES OLD AGE PAYMENTS   Cut nf 13 Per Cent Ordered After April 1 as Result of Shortage of Funds.

.Door Left Open.  \ Acheson Denies Move To ‘Bring Peace To Korea

ACHESON KNOWS NO WAY TO END WARFARE SOON   Secretary Of State Says No Move Being Made To Bring Peaceful End To  Korean Conflict.

Acheson Knows No Peace Plans   Secretary State Says Koreans Could Leave

ACHESON SEES NO PEACE HOPI   Approaches To Moscow Prove Fruitlece

War Taxes  Will Slash  Earnings Corporations Making  _ Money Faster  Than Ever Before

US Corporations Are Making Money But New Taxes May Cut Peak Total

War Tax Will Cut Profits Of  Corporations   Making Money Faster Than Ever Before But Earnings Will Fall Below Record Year Of 1948

2nd Quarter Report 43% Ahead of ’49   Higher War Taxes and Price Controls Would Reduce Year’s Totals

New War Taxes May Cut Back Big Profits   U. S. Corporations Facing Levies On 1950 Earnings

Taxes To Trim Record Profits Made In 1950  Corporate Earnings   Costs Going Up

Taxes To Slow Corporations’ Surging: Profit ‘Warnings 43 Per Cent  wile tie Tee Carma:

Fast Take Of Business May Be Cul   Taxes Might Reduce Incomes Below Record Size; Quarter Exceeds 1948 Peak   Made Before War   Profits Also Show Quick Pickup When Strike: On Hard

New War Taxes May Cut Profits  Corporations Making Money At Record Clip

Earnings Hit Highest Mark   Profits Set Record Iu Second Quarter

‘Million-Dollar Statue OF Costa Rica’s Patron Virgin Reported Stolen

Governor Blasts. Gambling In State   Says Situation Has Become ‘Dangerous’ In North Carolina

Real Crisis In Europe, McCloy Says  ¢....? awe at Denonwinn   Soviet Pressure Is Warning Sign. Committee Told

RED PRESSURE — ISEXPLAINED   McCloy Says Germany Still Main Objective Of Communists

MIRACLE ALL SAVED  Circus Tent Collapses At Niles; Two Adults, A Few Children Hurt

3,000 Children Stampede to Safety ‘As Part of Circus Tent Collapses

Panic Follows Big Top’s Fall  Children Escape  Be P™iweme hhiekannm

3.000 Children Stam pede as Circus Tent Nears Collapse: Tragedy Near

Captain Admits He ‘Distrusted’ His Navigator   Missouri's Commander Also Was ‘Extremely Rusty,’ Board Learns

§mall Tropical Hurricane Swings North  Gulf Storm Heads For Louisiana; May Miss Texas Coast

Shepperd Named For Legion Post   Fifteenth District Delegates Endorse Gledewater Man for State Commande

Mystery Element Can Cause Cancer   A gent Discovered In Heated Fat By Chicago Physiologist

CANCER RESEARCHERS MAKE NEW DISCOVERY   Mysterious Trigger Mechanism In Hot Fat   WARNINGS ARE ISSUED

Pickets Shut Down More Coal Mines   Dispute Draws Closer To Head As Angry Groups Circulate In Western Pennsvlvania.

Pickets Patrol Coal Fields On 24-Hour Basis In Dispute   Chain Store Halts Credit To Miners

Protests Grow: Miners Patrol Eastern Areas   Stores Cut off Credit in Pennsylvania: Groups Visit Operations to Stop Production.

Defiant Attitude Raises Speculation That Lewis Is Losing Control of UMW

Claim Typica} Alcoholic Is Married Salesman of 40   At Tateahan Une

INEW ACTION BY AXTON   Suspended Mayor of Parsona Asks Te Be Found Innocent

FOR BOOST IN WHEAT   Gov ernment Calls for a Larger Crop for Coming Year

‘Truman Asks Limited Economic Curbs; Navy Orders 9 Carriers Into Service   Y/AR IN BRIEF

HIGH TAXES  Truman Hinks Ai Complete Mobilization   ~The Last 24 Hours

President Asks Limited Control Over Materials  Renews Request For Five Billions In New Tax Proqram

Truman Calls fer Limited Controls   If Insufficient He Will Ask Economic Mobilization

Truman Has Little For  Far East   Seven-Point Foreign Policy Program Laid Before Congress; Others Look To U. S.

TRUMAN STATES RED CHALLENGE TO BE WHIPPED   Continued ERP Suppor Sought In Giving Foreign Policy Plan

CONTINUED AID TO EUROPE PROPOSED   President Says U. S. Will Meet World Challenge

In Congress Talk  ‘Truman Sets U p 7-Point Foreign Policy Program

Engineer Can't Take Train Home  FULL CREW REQUIRED FOR DAILY VISTI

Engineers Manage to Get 150 Miles from.a Gallon of Gas in Stock Car

Fresh Troops, Equipment Soon To Help Yanks   Reinforcements  To Land Shortly, Official Reveals

Reinforcements May Land Soon To Aid in Korea   Fresh U. S. Fighting Equipment to Back Hard-Pressed Forces

Fresh Fighting Men, Equinment Sean In A-fion   Marine And Army  Divisions Involved

Showdown Due As Chill of Fuel  Famine Strikes  Contract Negotiations  Show No Progress; Lavoff«e Spreading

TOP MEDIATOR MAKES REPORT TO PRESIDENT   Strikers Continue Walkout Despite Court Writ

AMERICANS BOMB CLOSE 10 RUSSIA   B-29’s Dump Big Bomb Loads 17 Miles South Of Soviet Border

GI Bill Of Rights May Be Extended For Veterans Of Korean Fighting

NEW VETERANS MAY GET HELP FROM GI BILL   Committee Also To Stud Protection Of Homes And Inanrance

11 Dead in State In Vacation Debut  First June Holiday Weekend Toll High

Plan for All-Out Controls Backed   White House Still Opposes Baruch Idea

19-YEAR-OLD IS FIRST TO DIE   Killed In Korea After Leaving High School Basketball Squad

FIRST U. S. CASUALTY   FIRST U. S. CASUALTY  He Wanted ‘To See Some Of The World

Too Many Men, 20-Year-Old Woman Files 3 Divorce Actions At Same Time

Marshall Urges Speed  In Rearming   Senate Approves $20 Billion Bill For War Effort

Marshall Predicts Third War   Nation Must Prepare Fo. ‘Eventuality,’ Says U.S Defense Chief.

Coal Boss Trial Confinued In Federal Court  » Gover nment Pushes  Ph neS SON TS Ne AMM 5 kM GH de Map ony

Coal Boss Triak Continued In Federal Court  y Government Pushes Cantamnt Chava

COAL SUPPLIES ARE DWINDLING AT RAPID PACE   Judge Keed ‘Extends  .. Aaainst. Mis Strike 

Judge Extends Strike Ruling ror fen Days   Steel Mills Begin Banking Furnaces As Supplies Dwindle

B- 29s Drop 500 Tons Of Bombs   Armada Of Nearly 50 Superforts Hits Heavy Blows In North Korea

Chinese Fire 40 Shells Into U.S. Freighter   Guns Blast Vessel Near Shanghai Port; Washington Silent

Report Truman "Well Satisfied:   Progress Is Made on His Program

Truman Pleased Over Qutlook for Congress Action  President Learns He May Get Half Of His Program

‘Truman May Get Half of His Legislative Program   ‘As Record Now Stands; But Lucas Sure More Will Be Accomplished

Truman Pleasec With Progress On ‘Fair Deal’   Senator Optimistic About Prospective Record of Congress

Democrat. Leaders Report President Pretty Well Satisfied With Record .

‘Dem Leaders  Claim Truman ‘Well Pleased’      President Is ‘Satisfied’  With Progress of His  Program, Lucas Says

Brief Truman On Progress In Congress   Report President ‘Pretty Well Satisfied’ With Legislative Situation

Truman Said To Be ‘Fairly Well’. Pleased With Program’s Progress

President Gets Leaders’ Report On His Progran   Barkley And Lucas Invited To Meet At White House

TRUMAN HEARS CAPITOL NEWS   Senator Lucas Says President Optimistic On Program’s Success.

HALF-LOAF FOR TRUMAN LIKELY   President To Receive Report From Senate Democratic Leaders

President Gets “Fair Deal” Data   Democratic Senate Leaders Say He May Have to Cut Program

TRUMAN BRIEFED ON PROGRESS OF HIS “FAIR DEAL”   SENATOR BELIEVES CONGRESS TO MAKE “VERY GOOD RECORD’

Lucas Sees ' Good Record  in Congress   President “Pretty . Well Satisfied,” Say: Illinois Senator

Truman ‘Pretty Well” Satisfied With Fair Deal  Lucas Predicts Session Will Pass

Democrats See Success Ahead   Truman ‘Satisfied’ With Work Thus For

TRUMAN GETS PROGRESS REPORT   Lucas Predicts “Very Good Record In Congress When We Finish”

Army Pushing lis Offensive Combat Plans  Funds Are Sought ‘for Research On Deadly Weapons

‘ONE KILLED AND MANY INJURED DURING FIRE   Lumber Yard And Eisht Houses Destroyed By Blaze In WilMinzion. Deri.

COUNTY LISTS SPECIAL VOTER REGISTRATIONS   Registrars to Enroll Electors Sept. 5-14 In City and Several Boroughs.

COUNTY LISTS SPECIAL VOTER REGISTRATIONS   Commissioners Arrange Nine-day Calendar In Advance of Primary Election.

HOODLUMS HELD AFTER ROBBERY   Six Chicago Gangsters Grabbed At Memphis In First Raid South

Toll Is Placed At 33 in Flood   Rehabilitation Continues In Six-Countv Area

Latest News Flashes   Businessman With $25,00C Slain in Philadelnhia

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS Body of Man Found Beneath Bridge; $95,000 Missing

INGRID’S FIANCE, CAMERAMAN CLASH   BLOODLESS FIGHT STAGED OUTSIDE HOSPITAL HOUSING MISS BERGMAN,

Rossellini Stages Brief Bout With News Cameraman In Effort To Prevent Taking Of Picture Outside Bergman’s Hospital

Rossellini and News Photographer Tussle as Director Calls on Ingrid Bergman and Her New Son

Rossellini in Noisy Tussle With Cameraman At Clinic  Unter Sande Arnclaniac and All Baranivan:   Later Sends Apologies and All Forgiven; Inarid Savs She'll Stay ‘Til Newsmen Go

Senor Rassles a Photopranher   Apologizes Later:’and It Is Accepted

Rossellini Tussles With Cameraman  Noisy Clash Outside Clinie Housing Ingrid

yor Bloodshed Averted Berlin; Russians Show in- Jet Fighter Planes

Allies Muster 120,000  : Naval Units Are Pledagec   THE BREAK DOWN:

U.N. Nations List Offers Of Korea Aid  Eight Countries Pledge 30,000 Ground Troops

Witness’ Past Dispute sau  Perjury Cry Raid Iinfaounda   Perjury Cry Said Unfounded

Testimony in Bridges Case  Causes Furore   Hallinan Again Cited; . Burglary Case Expunged

12 Airmen  Found Safe   Three Injured as Arctic Search Plane Forced to Make Crash Landing

Find Wrecked Search Plane,  All 10 Alive   Three Men Injured, Says Radio Report; Both Ground Party, Helicopter on Way

Missing Airmen Are Found Alive On Mountain   Three Men Are Hurt When Search Plane Crashes on Slope

Strikers May Jam Phones; Talks Sought   ‘Hii-And-Run’ Plan Used in Some Areas  To Unbalance Firm:

Strikers Talk Of Jamming Phone Service   Strike in Second Day, Most Lines Operating

Union Talks Of Jamming Phone Lines In Nation  Federal Mediators   Federal Mediators Renew Efforts To End Dispute

Long Distance Service Slowed   Phone Unionists Use ‘Push Button’ Tactics

Start New Tactics In  W.E. Tieup   Electric Union Pulls Some Pickets To Start New ‘Push Button’ Tactic

New Tactic By Phone Strikers    On-and-Off Picketing  Seen As War of Nerves Against Company; Loca Service Not Affected

Mediators Work To End Walkout   300,000 Workers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

C.W.A. Uses New Tacties  In Picketinge   Strikers Withdraw Lines In Some Places and Set Them Up in Others in “Puch, Button’ Program

Phone Strike Sees New. Picket Device           i ‘Sueprise -Picketing, . ; ines: in Some Places and ” Nota in Others: Plan to Alternate Days

JAMMING’ OF PHONES TALKED   Placing OF One Useless Call After Another Is Proposed   MEDIATORS ARE BUSY

Telephone Strike In Second Day   Talk of ‘Jamming’ Lines Reported By Workers

Phone Strikers Try New Tactic   Picketing Will Go   On Hit-Run Basis

Strikers Begin a “War of Nerves” in Teiephone Dispute   Tactics of Surprise Picketing and NonPicketing Are Started.

—“Push-Button” Plan of Picketing Being Used In Nation-Wide Strike To Confuse Operations

Pickets Rove In Phone Strike Plan   Union Lines Jump From City To City In Surprise Technique

Plan ‘War Ot Nerves’ On Phones   ‘Surprise’ Picketing, Jam of Lines Mentioned As Tactics by Union   CUT A NEWS CABLE   Pickets Disappear at Some Centers—Plan Meet With Conciliator

Withdraw Pickets in Some Spots   Surprise Tactics to Be Used by Striking Maintenance Worker:

Threat Made Of Jamming U; S. System By Strikers  Relepatme Walkout  a an oh : Se   Telephone Walkout Enters Second Day With No Peace Sign

Plan Strikers To Make Repeated Useless Calls   Federal Mediators Striving Hard To  Settle Dispute As Walkout Moves Into Second Daw.

Union To Employ Surprise Moves In Picket Lines   Nationwide Telephone Walkout Ir 2nd Day Over Wage Hike Issue

PHONE SERVICE IS NORMAL ON ILLINOIS LINES   Long Distance Traffic at Chi - ¢age Nearly Normal Despite Strike.

Push-Button Picketing Now Used In Telenhone Strike   Withdraw Pickets At Key Cities

Phone Strike Picket Lines Moved About   ‘Push Button’ Tactics To Enforce Demands For Boost in Salaries

Phone Unions Try Push-Button War   Try Plan Of Placing Many Useless Calls To Overload Circuits

PHONE STRIKERS CHANGE TACTICS ON PICKET LINES   Surprise Movements Made, Some Pickets Withdrawn, Others Concentra ted— “Push Button’’ Maneuver.

‘Push Button’ Technique Is In Operation  Claims New Tactic Is ‘War Of Nerves’

Picketing Of Plants Is Erratie   Leaders Attempt To Keep Company Officials Guessine

“War of Nerves” Is New Technique In Phone Strike   On and Off Service Designed to Force Company Compliance With Wade Demande

New Strategy Is Said to Be ‘Push Button’ Strike Tactic for Equipment Workers; Long Distance Service Affected

Striking Bell Workers Use  New Tacties   Union Plans Surprise Picketing in Some Places on Some Days in New Strike Technique.

Push Button Picketing Is Being Pushed   Strikers Close Up Offices, Then Leave To Picket Others in Different Cities

Strikers Employ New Tactics In Telephone Tieup   Picket Lines Withdrawn At Some Exchanges In ‘Push Button’ Technique Mediation Session Calle:

Talk of Jamming Long-Distance, Local Service   Rovirig- Pickets Plan Frequent Moves to Keep: Firm Guessina

Pickets Off And Qn In The  "Phone Strike   New Strategy Seems To Be On Over Country

NEGOTIATORS SEEK TO END PHONE STRIKE   ral Mediators Try  Anew to Settle Dispute That Has Idled Thousands of Workers   NEW STRATEGY LOOMS

ISSUE CALL FOR FLOOD - VOLUNTEERS   % Build Mud Boxes on Top of Dike; No Decision on Blasting New Madrid  _ Levee.

Field Denies He Tagged Lattimore As Red; Refuses To Talk Further

Refuses To Tell Committee If He is A Communist   Defendant Denies Attended Commie Meeting With Lattimore; Browder May Face Contempt Charges

News Day And Night      ‘Millionaire Red’ Refuses To Say If He's Member Of Party   Budenz Testimony Is Labeled As False   M’Carthy MakesNewSpeech, Names Hanson As Man Ex-Top Red Spotted

But He Refuses to Say if He's a Red Himself   Contends Probers Have No Right to Query Him on His Political Beliefs

Vanderbilt Scion Refutes Budenz   But Refuses to Tell Own Political Ties

LATTIMORE RED LABELING DENIED   Field Refuses To Tel Senate Probers If He Is Communist.

Witness Contradicts Budenz, Refuses fo Say Whether He Himself Is a Communist   Contempt Charges Threatened — Field Also Denies He Is Soviet Agent, Says He Does Not Believe That Three Accused State Department Officials Are Reds

FIELD REFUSES © TO SAY IF HE IS COMMUNIST   Millionaire Red Balks at Most Questions; Denies He is Spv.

Declines To Reveal Own Status   Contempt Charge May Be Preferred Avainst Witness

 Tells Committee Lattimore Not A Communist  Field Denies Being Communist Espionage Agent       Dean Phillips Speaks Locally  ‘Problems Of Modern Teacher Varied. Educators’ Meet Told

@ Today's Baseball   Field Denies That He Ever Tagged Lattimore a Red

Denies ‘Soviet Agent’ Claim  By Budenz  Also Denies Saying Lattimore Is a Red

CONTRADICTS STATEMENTS OF BUDENZ   Claims He Never Attended Meeting With Lattimore   States Hanson Is State Department Official Listed As Communist

‘Millionaire Red Claims He Didn't ‘Tag Lattimore  Frederick Field Says He Didn't Put Red  Label On Official; Fy Dicom ions On Cait

~ HEARING — Spy Charges Is Denied By Field   BUT HE’S MUM ON BEING RED

CONTRADICTS BUDENZ Field Denies Being Commie Agent, Backs Owen Lattimore

Wealthy Leftist Refutes Budenz   Witness Balks at Answering Queries, Denies Knowing Lattimore as Red

New Yorker Says Budenz Story False   Declares He Never Told Him Lattimore Or Wife Were Reds

Witness Swears  Lattimore Not  A Communist Third Senate Witness In Case

Field Denies That Lattimore Is Communist but Refuses to Testify on Own Affiliations

Denies He Is Spy Himself; Backs Browder   Refutes Budenz’ Statement; Won't Tell If He’s A Red

Field Denies PuttingRedTag Qn Lattimore, Faces Contempt   MillionaireCommunistDeclines to Say Whether He Is Party Member

No Soviet Spy. Field Tells Senate Group   But Refuses to Tell Whether He is a Communict

Field Balks At Queries About Reds  Claims He Never * Knew Lattimore

He Refuses To Answer  As Member   Tells Investigators He Never Was at Meeting With Owen Lattimore, as Reported

Denies He Branded Lattimore as Red   Witness Incurs Contempt Threat “By Refusing to Tell Party Ties

Frederick Fie'd Denies Labeling Lattimore as Red   The “Millionaire Communist” Testifies Before Senators.

FIELD SWEARS HE'S NO AGENT   Refuses To Tell Senate Probers Whether He’s Communist

Field Denies Tagging Owen Lattimore Red   ‘Millionaire Commie’ Refuses To Say If He Is Member

Field Denies He Is Soviet Agent   age : ‘Refuses to Tell Senators Whether Hs fs Communis'  However: Contradicts Budenz’s Testimony.

Field Denies He Said Lattimore Was Communist  Refuses to Say If Bd be She Lee well

WILL NOT ANSWER  Field Will Not Say Whether He is Communist or Not

Field Denies He Called Lattimore A Communist  Then Refuses To Answer Most OCther Oiiectianc

Witness Dodges Red Question   But Field Tells ‘Senators He Never Accused Lattimore

Tale Told By Budenz Is Denied   Witness Declines To Say if He Is Member of Party

Field Disputes  Testimony of  Ex-Red Budenz   Washington Inquiry Grows More MuddledWitness Denies Calling Lattimore Communist

Field Swears Nof Red Spy   ‘But Refuses to Tell Sencte Peobers Whether or Not He Is Communist

Field Vows He's Not Spy; Won't Say Hels Red  Witness In Probe Denounces Budenz’

Refuses Flatly to Tell if He Himself Is Red   Invites Proceedings on Contempt Count Rather Than Reply

DECLARES HE’S NOT RED AIDE   But Frederick Vanderbilt Field Will Not Say If He's Communist Member

Witness Refuses To Tell Senators Whether He's Red  Disclaims Russian Agent Label, Balks At Other Replies

Field Charge   Witness Refuses To Say Whether He's Communist   Tells -Probers He Never Said Lattimore Or ‘Wife Were: Party Menthers

Asked If Red, Field Retuses  to Answer  Declares He Never Raid Tattimara   Declares He Never Said Lattimore Was a Communist

Field Refutes Testimony Of Fy. Red Editor   Denies Being Agent Of Russia; Browder Contradicts Budenz

Refuses fo Call Whether Or Not He's A Commie   Disputes Testimony Given By Budenz On Owen Lattimore

Not He's a I         Witness in Commut Probe Refutes. Te ‘mony by Budenz

Alleged Wealthy Red Is Heard By Senate Probe   Says Lattimore Not Communist; Refuses To Give Own Status

SILENT ON COMMUNIST — Field Denies Being Soviet Espionage Agent  a

UN Troops Push Giant Mopup on All War Fronts   Still Digging Reds Out of Foxholes, Street Fortifications, Mud Huts and Modern Concrete Buildings in Seoul.

Top Officers Say Enemy’s Back Broken   Nearly All of Capital City Under American Flag; Raa Tinces TPewccths

American Flag Raised Over Burning Seoul; City Badly Damaged   U.N. TROGPS 76 MILES FROM 38th PARALLEL

North Korean Army Broken And Scattered   Savage Fighting Continues In Seoul

Last Ditch Fight Rages  Inside Seoul   Strategists Believe Resistance Broken As Reds Flee North

BRIGHT THRU SUNDAY   Temperatures in the 40s Forecast  fae Tamarraw

ABORITES AND CHURCHILL PARTY GIRD FOR BATTL   Both Express Contidence fa] Victory; 625 Commons Cante At Soke

ELECTION Ih BRITAIN SET FOR FEB. 29   Politicos Launch One of Most Crucial Campaigns of All Time.

Attlee Picks Feb. 23 for Key Election   Britons To Choose Between Socialism And Free Enternrise

Socialism Or Free Enterprise .... caer eee PENSE «os  British Elections Set For Feb. 23

BRITONS SET VOTE FEB. 23   Election Will Determine Winston Churchill’s Strength

British General Vote to be Held   Britons Will Decide Feb. 23 Wether To  Keep Socialism

Britons Decide On Socialism  In Feb. 23 Vote   General Election 1: Called By Attlee A: Both Sides Prepare

Fngland ToHold FlectionnFeb.  Country Will Decide On Labor, Churchill

Britain's Election A Grucial Period In Its History   Politicians Prep For All-Out Drive Toa Gain Contro)

 Attlee Ends Months of Guessing Britain's Politicians Get Ready For Crucial Election Campaign

Britons Vote Feb. 23 On New Commons  Election To Decide  Issue of Socialism, Conservatism

Fix Feb. 23 As England’s Election Day   British To Decide Ther Whether Te Keep Labo: Regime Or Elect The Conservatives

British Election Set for Feb. 23, Premier Reports  One of Most Crucial proae Dlawnnsd  Vara Driv

Crucial British Election To Be Held Feb. 23   Britons To Decide Between Socialism, Free Enterprise

Britain Votes February 23   .Laborites Risk Fall From Power in First Election in Five Years

Britons to Decide Socialism Versus Free Enterprise System in Elections February 2<

British Vote To Decide Anglo Rule   February Elections Are Scheduled, Date Is Announced Following Cahinet Soasing   Issue Is Socialism   Neither Party Says Stiff Austerity Program Is to Be Lifted

Attlee Sets Voting Date For British   Churchill’s Par’ Major Oppos For Present Regime Ry WIELIAWM NN 479"

BRITISH WILL VOTE FEB. 2:   Face Decision On Continued Socialism Or Free Enterprise   CAMPAIGNS STARTED

BRITISH ELECTIONS SET FOR FEB. 23   Attlee Sets Date For Labor Party Test Against Free Enterprise Return

British Election Set for Feb. 23  Churchill, Attlee Forces Square off For Crucial Battle

Decide Labor Government's Fate Feb. 23  Britons Will Moke   Britons Will Make Choice Between Attlee’s Socialism, Free Enterorise

Election Date Set by Attlee   British To Settle Fate of Socialism

Atlee Calls For Feb. 23 Election   Socialized State Will Be Issue

Crowds Surge Through Hospital and School   Newman Hospital Addition And White Elementary School Attract 2,500

ICrowds Surge Through Hospital end School   Newman Hospital Addition And White Elementary School Attract 2,500  a ES Oe A © a ea ery

Many Older Folk Crowd To Hearing   Heoted Battle Seen Over Sufficiency of Petition For Higher Soles Tox

OLD FOLKS ARE ‘SALES TAX HIKE   Heering Conducted by Cart. wright Attended by About 100—Decision Leter

Bemidji Shivers With Recording of 8 Below Zero   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

cee   Navy Suys Two Liferafts Pickeil Up In Baltic Sen Belonged to Missing U. S. Privateer Plano Fired on by Soviet Mighters.

Demo Solon Charges Johnson Forced Forrestal To Quit   Says Secretary Of Defense Spread Gossip. Criticism:

Johnson Charged With Spreading Criticism To Force Forrestal Ouster

Johnson’s Gossip Blamed For Forrestal Resignation  N. Y. Congressman Renews Demand That Defense Secretary Give Up Post

Lawmaker In New Attack On Defense ‘Head   Tauriello Says Johnson Forced Forrestal To Quit

‘Gossip’ Is Held  Resignation Cause   Lauricllo Renews Demand Defense Chief Quit

Johnson Forced Forrestal Out, Democrat Says   Tauriello Hears Defense Secretary ‘Relayed Gossip’

Solon Renews Demands Johnson Quit  Says Defense Chief   Says Defense Chief Spread Gossip To Ousi Forrestal

Remington Protests U.S. Firings, Quits  Ouster For Fightin; Disloyalty Hit

REMINGTON QUITS HID 310,000-4-YEAR WOVERNMENT JOB   Economist Says He Is Stepping Down to Devote Full Time to Fighting Perjury Charge.   SENDS 1,.000-WORD LETTER TO SAWYER   In It He Assails Firing of Federal Workers Forced to Defend Themselves Against Disloyalty Charges,

 State Department Accuses McCarthy of Distorting  Public Record on Acheson’s Views on Loan

McCarthy Is Accused Of Lying   State Department Says Facts Twisted By GOP Lawmaker

— ACCUSED — Remington Linked to Spy Ring   GAVE FORMULA EX-WIFE SAYS

REMINGTON’S EX-WIFE SAYS HE GAVE RUSSIA SECRET OF EXPLOSIVES MADE FROM GARBAGE

Spy Activities Told by Woman   Remington Gave Top Secrets to Ring, Says Divorced Wife

'M rs. Remington Says Former ‘Husband Delivered Top Secret ‘Formula to Russian Courier

Remington Betrayed U.S Says Ex-Wite   Witness Says Former Official Got Explosive Formula for Spy Ring

Says Remington Cave Exdlosives Facts to Russia   Former Wife Adds to Evidence US Employe Was a Red

Divorced Wife Of Remington is Witness   Says She and Husband Were Once Members of Communist Party

Wite Says  Remington Told Secret   Explosives Formula Given Russ Courier, Divorcee Testifies

Testifies Secret  Revealed   Former Wife of Remington Says He Disclosed it as Spy Ring Courier

Remington Turned Over Information To Russia Former Wife Testifies

Remington Said  To Have Given  Reds A Formula Ex-Wife Reveals   ni Dealings With UU, mmunists

Says Reds Received ‘Secrei’ Formula for Explosives   Ex-Wile of William Remington Testifies in His Perjury Trial.

Wife Says Soviet Given Secret Date  Claims Remington Supplied Formula

‘Top Secret’ Formula Given Reds   Divorced Wife of Remington Gives More Testimony.

Ex-Wife Says Remington Formerly Red   Former Mrs. Remington Says Defendant Told Her He Was Member Communist Party

PERJURY TRIAL IN SECOND DAY   Remington’s Former Wife Testifies He Belonged  To Communist Group

Says Remington Gave Ton Secret Formula to Reds   Divorced Wife Claims Plans to Use Garbage for Explosives Mailed

Remington Lifted ‘Secret Formula,’  Ex - Wife Testifies   Miss Bentley Was Agent Of Reds In Deal, Court Told

Ey-Wife Labels Remington Red  Economist On Trial On Perjury Charge

GAVE FORMULA ~~ FOR EXPLOSIVE FROM GARBAGE   Divorced Wife Says Remingtor Gave “Top Secret" to Miss Bentley,

Wife Telling On Remington   Seys He Gove Top Secret Explosives Formula to Ad mitted Russ Spy Courier

Ex-Wife Says: Secrets Giver   Remington Accused O Handing Over Formula To Soviets

Wife Testifies — In Court Hearing   Says Remington Was Red Member

Says Ex-Mate Gave ‘Secrets’  To Red Courier   Mrs. Remington Claim: Explosive Formula Was Handed Miss Bentley

Remington’ s _ Ex-Wife Says He. Gave Top Secret Formula To Soviet Spy

Says Remington Gave Admitted Spy Top Secret   Divorced Wife on Stand Aaainst Man

REMINGTON GAVE SECRETS, SAYS EX   Former Wife Says Reds .Got:Explosive:Formula

Ex-Wife Calls Remington Red  Ex-Federal Official Charaed With Perjury

ACCUSED SPY SEES FAMILY ON FRIDAY   Father and Brother in - Tears During Reunion

LOUDOUN COUNTY YOUTH IS KILLED   Fredcgick Lane, 17. Hillsboro. One Of Two Fatalities: Three Others Hurt

FORMER ROUSTABOUT GIVEN PRISON TERM   Man Who Admits Setting Kingling Circus Fire Given Four To 40 Wears

Sentenced For Setting Fires   Youth Who Says He Killed 168 in Fires Cets Two Jail Terms

Segee Sentenced For Setting 2 Minor Fires   Must Serve at Least 40 Months; Declared Sane at Lima

Quiet Youth Who Burned 16 Persons to Death ‘In Fires He Sef Gets Prison Sentences

New York Stocks   New Yerk Catton   N. O. Cotton   Circus Arsonist Given 40 Years

Confessed Arsonist-Slayer of 172 Gets 4-4o-40-Year Prison Sentence

Arsonist-Slayer Gets 4 Years for Setting Ohio Fire   Admits Three Murders and Circus Blaze Fatal to 172

Taunted By Red Indian-- Youth Who Said He Burned 168 Persons to Death Gets 2-20 Yrs.

Youth Imprisoned — For Circus Deaths   Former Roustabout Get: ) Four To 40 Years ~   For Fire

 Firebug Sentenced to Maximum of 40 Years  'Segee Draws Two Prison Terms

DENNDS LOW   President Truman in Speech at "Grand Coulee Dam Strikes Out at “Private Power" Interest — Accuses Them. of Secking to Keep Out Low Cost Power.

Power Interests Hif By Truman  Fed Development Of Resources Is Vital

Damage Soars To 12 Million, Four Now Dead   Water Three Feet Deep in Heart of Reno Thousands Homeless

BYRD ASKS USE OF TAFT-HARTLEY IN COAL STRIKE   Virginian Demands That Sen ate Call Upon Truman to   Crack Down at Once  to End Tie-Up.   WHITE HOUSE HINTS AT INTERVENTIOD   Walkout Spreads Despite Presidential Warning — Nearly One-Fourth of Miners Idle.

Pressure In Coal Crisis Increases   Truman Believed To Be Poised To Act As Weather Wersen

Byrd Calls For Strike Crackdown   Would Have Senate _ Demand That President Take Action.

Byrd Demands Senate ‘Call on Truman To Crack Down on Coal Strike Now

Byrd Warns of Crisis In ‘Period of Hours;’ White House Silent, But May Act Today

MONEY FOR GIFTS -- Young Father Who Robbea  Store Hands Money Back

Committee Okays  $34.5 Million For ‘Point Four’ Plan   Senate Appropriations Bloc Votes 13-3 To Rescind Decision Cutting Funds

Senate Grants Point Four Fund  War Effort Group Set Up By Senate

Solons OK $34.5 Million For Point 4  Do About-Face Or Truman Demand

COUNTY GROUP HAS ELECTION   Mrs. John T. Dutro Heads Cancer Unit Fer Camina Year

Union Chief Negotiates In Secrecy   Informal Rationing Plan Adopted In Washington Area

Explosive Air Hangs Over New Coal Conference   Operators Meet Behind Closed Doors With Lewis

Coal Parley Opens Today In Washington   Explosive Air Is Reported Hanging Over Bargaining

Mediators Stand By To Give Aid   Mine Boss Ard Soft Coal Men In Closed Session

lewis, Operators Sit Down At Talks ) rected By Court   Explosive Air Hangs Over Bargaining As Strike Continues

Rivals Follow Federal Court Instructions  Meet Behind Doors; Arbiters Stand by

TALKS FOR COAL PEACE STARTED   Lewis And Miner Operators Meet To Discuss Settlement Of Strike As Mediators Watch.

Lewis, Operators Begin Coal Talks   Explosive Air Hangs Over Bargaining; Strike Continues

Scene Tense As Nation’s Stocks Fall Still Lower   Mediators Planning To Join Conference  Between Principals

JOHN L’, MINE OWNERS MEET   Coal Rationing System Begins In Washington—Mediators Wait Parley Action

Lewis Opens Negotiations   Fullfledged Strike Continues In Coal Fields

Begin Bargaining  Lewis, Operators On New Contract   Lote Jobs Temporarily In: Conservatipn Move  300 (N. E, Tepes

Coal Peace  Hinges On New Talks   Union May Face Contempt Action Unless Successful

Explosive Air Hanging Over Parley  U.S. Mediators Standing By To Take Quick Action

Coal Strike Talks Started Under Duress  Operators and UMW Boss Seek To End Walkaut

Explosive Air Hangs  Over Talks   Contempt Proceedings Might Follow. if Paths Fait; Federal Aides Stand By   Some Tope Held   Optimism Based Upon Order Causing End of Four Demands

Shanghai Communists Refuse Evacuation Of 1,600 Foreign Nationals

300 U. S. Citizens ‘Captives’ of Reds  - Shanghai Reds Refuse Evacuation to 1,600 Including Americans

Recognition By British Accepted  : Bed China Agrees Without Bargaining

FOLLOW A FOR   Ben Hibbs. K. U. Graduate Was i onet Seabet at  Dinner   INTANGIBLES A FACTOR

Ben Hibbs. K. U. Graduate as Guest Speaker at  Kansas: Board Dinner

MAN 15 TRAPPED IN 20-FOUT SHAFT   THOUSANDS GATHER AT SCENE, AS RESCUE WORKERS TRY TO SAVE HIM.

Crews Battle To Save N.Y Vel Digger  mad Radi   Man Trapped, Badly Burned In Shaft

‘Colleague Says Dr. Sander Once Advised Operating In Case That Seemed Hopeles:

Says Latter Once Persauded Him to Operate on Paralyzed Woman to Save Her Life; Euthanasia Now in Open.

Euthanasia Brought Into Sander Trial By State;  Doctors Back Defense   Prosecution Fails To Shake Testimony Of One Physician Who Pronounced Alleged Victim Of Mercy Killing Dead Before Injection

Physicians Grilled on Stand In ‘Mercy Slaying’ Trial   Euthanasia Finally Brought into Open By Prosecution

Surgeon Testifies For Accused Man In Murder T ria!   Says Dr. Sander Persuaded Him To Operate, Save Life Of Patient

Witness Testifies Dr. Sander Asked “Hopeless” Case Aid   Dr. Rix, a Classmate Of Defendant, Relates Decision That Was Made

Dr. Sander Saved Many Lives, Shown Hippocratic Oath  nale Intradiuced

Euthanasia Jury Hears Physicians   Sander’s Classmate Testifies Doctor Sought Operation, Saved Woman’s Life

U.S. Expected To Demand That U.N. ‘Take Stern Measures Against Reds

SECRETARY LE ‘SAYS BODY FACES ~EREATEST RIS   Security Council Aroused By Communist Defiance Of Ceose-Fira Order

U.S. Expected to Demand Sterner Measures of UN      Security Council Meets Amid Deepest Gloom, Faces Worst Crisis

America Expected To Demand Stern Action Be Taken Soon Bv United Nations In Korea

LIE SAYS U. NV. FACES WORST CRISIS   Expect U. S. To Press Sterr Measures Against Reds

Urges Extension Of Rent Control Beyond June 30   Pleads With Senators For Speedy Action On Housing Bill

' CONTROL VOTE NEAR      Lueas Urges Senate To Speea Pussaro OF Extension

State of Emergency Declared  Greatest Snowfall in History Adds te

Pittsburgh Battles Its Worst Snow  i ewe neene ED...   Eastern Penna. Battles Floods; Altoona Hard Hu

Tobacco Bringing High Receipts Again Today   Early Sales Keepng Up With Yesterday’s High: Leaf Shows Effects Of Hot Weather

OK M ‘Arthur As UN Commander In Korean War   Also Approve Use Of Blue And White United Nations Flag

UN DELEGATES IN AGREEMENT ON M'ARTHUR   Decision Also Made To Have UN Flag ‘Raised In Korea

‘Full Capacity’ Production of Arms Labeled ‘Urgent’ by Western Allies

‘Full Capacity’ Eyed On Arms  Pact Deputies Urged Stepped-Up Action

Governor Duff Calls Upon Philadelphia Transportation Company And Union To Arbitrate Their D.{ ferences

1950 Street Improvement Program Calls for Work on 22 Blocks   , $100,000 PROJECT

CAB May Make Decision On Air Service  Within Week   Rep. Carlyle Not Speculating As To Board's Decision

CAB May Make  Decision On  ‘Air Service Within Week   Rep. Carlyle Not Speculating As To  Rawle Tiantoinn

Pearl Harbor Crash Kills Five Navy Mer   No Trace of Life After Bomber Dives Into Ocean

Strikebound Plant Closes For Weekend   State Highway Patrolmen Withdrawr

Britons Ease View on Pool   Attlee Acts to Calm Indivrnation in U. S.

EXTENSION OF DRAFI   Senate - House Conferees Speed Actiton on Korean War News. Would Let President Call Reserves, Militia.

Compromise  on Dratt Law Made   All Restrictions Out on President’s Power to Order Inductions

losions k Site ere 26 eKilled   es Flare and and Landmines tinue To Explode Waterfront

New Jersey Blast Toll Rises fo 28   Mines, Bombs Exploded in Second Fire

Damage Cost Toned Down but Blasts Continue   Shipment Was to Have Been Last Biq One Granted

Believe N. J. Blast Death Toll Now 28   24 People Missing; Only Four Persons Known To Be Dead

S. Amboy’s Danger not Yet Passed  “. a Cee: ee YF   Seek Landmines, Bombs Remaining On Waterfront After Explosion

26 Persons Die, 352 Are Injured In Eastern Blast   South Amboy, N. J. Is Scene of Disaster; Bombs and Mines Are Still Being Found.

Invaders Reported Driven Back From Seoul; British Commons Cheer Decisions

Withholding of Tax on Dividend Wins Approval   House Group’s Action Aimed at Persons Who Fail to Report

Withholding Tax on Corporation Dividends, Plan   Committee Seeks to Plug Loophole in Income Returns

CRACKDOWN ON TAXES—  _ House Group Would Tax Corporation Dividends

House Group Approves Withholding Idea Expected to Yield $150,000,000

Would Insure Listing On All Individual Returns—  Withholding Tax On Corporation Dividends Voted

Withholding Plan Approved On Dividends   House Unit Would Collect All Tax From Corporation:

House Group Approves New Tax Crackdown  10 Pct. Withholding Tax on Corporation Dividends Is Voted

Will Net $150 Million, Catch Evaders Withholding Tax Okehed On Corporation Dividends

Propose a 10% Dividend Levy   Corporations Would Withhold at Source

DIVIDEND TAX GETS APPROVAL   Measure Would Put IC Per Cent Withholding Levy On Payments

Committee Finds’ Tax   House Group Would Get Toxes From Persons Now Failing to Report Dividends

Withholding Tax Set on Dividends  House Group Acts To Plug Losses

FOR A TAX CLUB  ‘House Committee O. K. On Bill to Withhold Tax on  vidends

Banger of Sex Crimes Cited  Jurist Calls Upon   Jurist Calls Upon Civic Agencies To Help in Combst

Danger of Sex Crimes Cited   Jurist Calls Upon Civic Agencies To Help in Combat

Dr. Sander Soil Tiller   ‘Mercy Doctor’ Cul. tivating For Others To Support Family

Rearmament Plan Drafted By Marshall   Defense Secretary Draw. ing Up Production Program

BLUEPRINT FOR ARMING NEARS FINISH   Will Be Attempt To Chart Flow of Military Orders

Marshall Pushes Four-Year U.S. Rearmament Program  Steady Acceleration Expected To Avoid Layoffs, Shutdowns In Industry

Production Plan Made By Marshall   Blueprint To Try” To Schedule Flow ‘Of Military Needs

EFFECT ON ECOHIOMY UNCERTAIN  Marshall Designs Four-Year Military Plan To Rearm U.S.

pita ma man HERTS Mm RN ERR eS  Marshal Designs Four -Year Military Plan To Rearm U.S.

Plan Readied  On Production   Marshall's Blueprint to Push Rearming

Dead Are All Women Menta Cases, Report  Flames Broke Out At 2 a.m.; Horror!

31 Others Hur; Heroic Rescues Cut Death Toll   Patients Scream, Beat At Barred Windows In Scene of Horror

WOMEN INMATES ARE TRAPPED BEHIND IRON BARS AT DAVENPORT      Insane Ward in Which 68 Persons Were Sleeping is Swept by Flames Early Today. Bodies of 28 ‘Women Recovered, 9 Are Missing and 37 Injured.

Patients Scream in Agony As Raging Flames Engulf Three-Story Mental Ward

Patients Trapped By Bars   Davenport. lowa Institution Burns As Patients Sleep

 —TRAPPED— 31 Others Injured in Kscaping   DAVENPORT, IA. , BUILDING BURNS”

Recover 28 Bodies From Hospital Ruins   Scene of Horror as Barred Windows on. Mental Ward Block Escape; 37 Pat-:~ ients Escape, Screams Spread Alarm.

Burns Take Five Lives  In Texas   Fourteen Violent Deaths Recorded Over Weekend

HERSHEY ASKS DRAFT OF VETS, MARRIED MEN   Selective Service Head Also Wants Period of 30 Months

L rees Broade ning of Socand Weekly LK lisibility for Draft Quizdown Toda:

GENERAL HERSHEY URGES DRAFTING OF WAR VETERAN   He Also Favers Taking Men With Dependents and Increasing Length of Service to 30 Months.   NO CHANGE PROPOSED IN THE AGE BRACKET   Selective Service Chief Would Lower Physical and Mental Standards to Reduce Rejections.

Hersey Wants Less Deferments  Manpower Pool Too Low, Says Director

Dratt Chief Asks Authority To Call Vets, 18-Year-Old:   Also Asks Congress To Approve Drafting Of Men With Dependents And Extension Of Time From Twenty-One To Thirty Months

Wants to Draft Fathers and Vets for Longer Terms   Hershey Would Increase Length of Service to. on Mac

Draft Plan Includes Men With — Dependents  ON BMA... alw SG ner   30-Month Service Also Suggested By General to House Committee

Vet Draft Requested By Hershey   Wants. Dependent Status Altered; Service Extended

Gen. Ilershey Urges Drall EKxlension To Veterans, Men With Deferments

Hershey Asks Congress to Call Veterans  Changes in Dratt   Changes in Draft Law Urged in House Hearing

’ Selective Service Director Would Train: Men Under 19 Years Old

Hershey Urges Draft Service Be Extended  Taking of Men With Dependents Also Suggested by Genera

Proposal Made For Draft ° To Be Opened To Veterans And Men With Dependents

KKK KR 30 JAP SOLDIERS STILL  HOLED UP ON ISLAND, WON'T BELIEVE IN PEACE. -

Korean Fight May BringOn  Tax latisietiocs   Demand For Excise Cuts, Veto Threat May Warm Senate To Measure

ENTIRE GOP GOUNTY SLATE WINS, 2 10 1   Sheriff Kubath Paces Voting In All Berrien Precincts

40,000 North Korean Reds Behind Lines   Large Force Of Guerrillas Harass U. S. Troops

40,00 North Korean Reds Behind Lines  Large Force Of Guerrillas Harass

Red Guerrillas Behind The Kiehth Army  Up to 40,000 Slow   Up to 40,000 Slow Up UN Forces in Their Retreat

HAD “BETTER” NIGHT Sheriff Will Johns, Jr. Reported in ae Canditian

Congressmen Ask Probe of  Boat Seizure   ‘Clip Joint’ Clean-Up in Chicago Demanded

'20 AND TOUGH   Chicago Police Nab Gun-toting, Cigar-puffing Gal

Farm State Senators Plan  Quick Action On Cotton   Measure To Be Brought Before Senate Agriculture Committee Soon

Road Gets Grimmer, So Does People’s Mood  How Often Will They Let Lives Be Upset By Red-Caused Crisis?

US Aims Double-Barreled Shot At Soviet Bloc Concerning German And Jap Issues

Sad Offering   No End in Sight to Freeze On New Television Stations

Red Drive Continues; PriceHeavy   Communists Cut Off Broad Area Near Tip of Peninsula; Pusan in Path   Flanks Are Hit   Reds Push Hard Upon Yank Wings; Use Camouflage

Frenzied Communist Onslaught Compels Defenders to Retreat; Move Into New Secret Position

Reds Tightening Squeeze, Slice Off West Coast   First Cavalry Units Pushed Back; Planes Rip at the Invaders

Allied Carrier Planes Blast Advancing Foe   American Defense Perimeter Narrowed by Savage Attacks

Defense Lines Waver During Vicious Atfack   U. S. Supply Port, Is Threatenéd By Newest.-Advénces

Yongdong, On Important American Railroad Supply Line From Pusan, Given Up Today ‘After Fierce, Daylong Fight; Yanks Quit City For New, Unnamed Positions

North Koreans Press Attack On Full Front   WESTERN COLUMN REACHES TO TIP OF PENINSULA

Yank Forces Move To New Positions   American Forces Withdraw From Yongdong Under Severe Attack   eee Se a ee  Allied Carrier Planes Make Surprise Attack on North Koreans

FRENZIED: RED ATTACK MADE ONKEY CITY   Further Withdrawals May Be Necessary   COMMUNISTS TAKE   Southern Tip Of Korea; Yank Supply Port Is  Next Objective

Defense Line in Southeast Korea Grows Narrow  Troops Move to New Undisclosed Places

Fanatical Reds Continue Drive Despite Losses   25th Division Units Stave off 2 Attacks On East-Central Fron

Yongdong Area Abandoned After Withering Attack  Invaders Hammer First Cavalry in Southwest Push

U.S. Troops Take Heavy Enemy Toll in Battle   Carrier Planes Strike at Sweep Of Reds in South

Attacked By U. S.,. British Aircraft      Waves Of Fanatical North Korean Troops Drive Elements of U. S. First Cavalry Division Out Of Yonadona

Frenzied Reds ake Yongdongq   Elements of Ist Cavalry Division Abandon City After Waves of Enemy Assaults Hit Center of Americans’ Defense Perimeter

REPEATED ALTLACKS DY PANALTIUAL UCUMMUNEOES BUMS Oe EER RE  VANKS DRIVEN FROM YONGDONG

U.S. Forces Make Another Withdrawal   Retreat in Face   Retreat in Face Of Fanatical Charge of Reds

Elements Of Division Fal! Back To New Positions — U. S., British Carrier Planes Blast Reds In South — Enemy Seizes Korea's Southern Tip, Pushes Toward Vital Port Of Puson 

Seven Commie Divisions  Continue Frenzied Attacks On Yanks Central Position

Withdrawals Expected To Continue  a a ce   First Cavalry Unit Battles Waves Of Enemy Soldiers

{st Cavalry Dias In On New Defense Line   Wave After Wave Of N. Koreans Attack; Carrier Planes Rake Enemv In Southwest

Yanks Give Up Yongdong As Korean Reds Advance   U. S., Aussie Fliers Blast Red Taraets

North Koreans Swing Toward  Port of Pusan  Pincers Movement Threatens to Trap U. S. Soldiers

1ST CAVALRY RETREATS TO NEW LINES   Yanks Withdraw After Standing Off Frenzied Assaults; Most Troops Get Out Safely,   REDS INFILTRATE BEHIND LINES   Some Americans Trappedon Flanks; U. S. and: British -Carrier Planes Rip Communists in West,

Reds Continue Blitz Despite Heavy Losses, Severed Lines   American, British Carrier Planes Blast N. Koreans In Southern Sector

US. Ground Forces Give  ‘Up Yongdong   MacArthur's Report Tells   Of Fierce Fighting With Further Withdrawals by Defenders Indicated

May Have fo: Retire Again   Reds Sweep Over Wastern, Southwestern Side of Peninsulo, Turn Toward Pusan

Rampaging Communists Cut Edges of Peninsula; Turn To Pusan: Planes Hit Back

Frenzied Attacks  Force Yanks fo a New Position      ‘Enerity Pressure Kept Up Despite Losses in Smal! Defense Sector

Withdrawals Expected lo Continue   First Cavalry Unit Battles Waves Of Enemy Soldiers

Americans Being Pushed Into Small Defense Zone In Southeast Korea Area

Frenzied N.Koreans Move Ahead Despite Heavy Losses in Men   Surprise Carrier Plane Strikes Blasts At Advanced Column Which Has Seized Tip of Korean Peninsula

Allied Carrier Planes Hit East  Coast Targets  Comouflaged North Koreans lafltrate fimac at Youndeand

Fighting First Cavalry Gives Up Yongdong   Fanatic Reds Attack Line In Waves

YANK, BRITISH PLANES BLAST RED TROOPS   U. S. First Cavalry  Forced To Retreat Before Attack

North Korean Invaders Continuing Pressure Despite Heavy Losses and Cut Communications.   CARRIER PLANES IN SURPRISE ATTACK

Ground Forces Abandon Yongdong Under Frenzied Communist Attacks On Center Position Of Narrowing Defense Perimeter—U. S. And British Planes Stage Surprise Attack On Red Troops Who Had Moved To South Coast Of Peninsula

King Willing To Give Son His Powers   Aim Would Be To Avert Civil War In Riot-Torn Belgium

Eighty Persons Die In Airliner Crash In Wales   Worst Disaster In Aviation History Occurs At Cardiff

Only Three Persons Survive When Craft Carrying Celebrating Grid Fans Falls

Football Fans Wait Landing After Victory   Weeping Women and Grim-Faced Men Seek To Identify Relatives

Only Three Survive As Big Passenger Craft Careens Into Field Short Of Runway—Eyewitnesses Say Engine Failure Caused Crackup—Luxury Plane Disintegrates On Impact, Seattering Bodies. Luaqaage, Souvenirs _-

wear AIR DISASTER IN HISTORY MORST AIR DISASTER _IN_ HISTORY  Probe Is Started In Crash Of Plane Killing 80 Person:

CLAIM FAILURE OF ENGINES GOST 80 LIVES   Welsh Football Fans: Victims In Tragedy;: “Only Three Survived

Pilot Was 25-Year-Ol4 RAI Veteran Decorated by — King George for Wartime ‘Exploits and for Service in Berlin Airiift.

$0 Persons Killed And  3 Survive   Pilot Of Huge Plane Undershoots Cardiff Runway

Maritime Union Meeting Raided  Bloody Battle Staged In New York Hall

RAIN IN SOUTHWEST   Moisture, First in Six Months, Is Beneficial to Wheat Crop

West Kansas Drought Is Broken.   Wheat Not Already Killed, and Other Crop: Greatly Benefited By Rai Fact Gets Little

Mae Says Ast Strikes  Successful   Seoul And Airport Fall To Commies

Brannan, Kline To Appear On Same Program   Farm Plan Author, Foe To Speak At Institute February 17

South Georgia Pastor Flogged  White Preacher Told To Shun Nearoes

Power Failure Mystery Solved  Blacks Out Broadcast In Salt Lake City

3 Local Marines Hurt In Fighting  On Korean Front Ex-Morgan Park Cadet   Ex-Morgan Park Cadet Is Killed In Action

3 Local Marines Hurt In Fighting  On Korean Front Ey. Mnroan Park Cadet

Not Guilty Plea Given By Collazo  Surviving Gunman Faces Trial After

Collazo Arraigned In Murder Attemp!   Revolutionist Pleads Not Guilty In Blair House Shootings

PUERTO RICAN DENIES GUILT IN SHOOTING   Collazo Defense Fight: To Delay Trial In Attack On Truman

Puerto Rican Enters Plea Of Not Guilty   Counsel For Collazo Resists Move For Trial At Early Date

Collazo Pleads Not Guilty To Assassination Try   Puerto Rican Held On Murder Charaes

]  Six Words, Spoken in English With Slight Spanish Accent, All Would-Be Truman Assassin Says During Brief Proceedings Before Judge—Charged With Murder, House- breaking With Intent to Kill—No Trial Date Set. i

Sun Oil Sued In Anti-Trust Case by U.S.   Company Accused Of Coercion in les Station Setun

E. Germany Residents To Face Master Index  “Personal Sheet”   Mammoth Political Dossier Is Planned by Communist Gestapo

Reds to Index  East Germans   Master Census Will ‘Tag’ 17 Million Persons

Master File Ordered On  Fast Germans  To Aid Red Police Check .On People

Reds To File Politics Story Of Germans   communists Yo Keep Tao OF All Peoples Living in East Zone

State Farm Show To Open Monday   Activities Doubled At Sit Of Show In Harrisburg As Entries Arrive   HALF MILLION TO MAKE SHOW VISIIT

'U. 5. Mission’s Report on Philippine Waste and Graft for Release Today

U.S. REPORT ON MANILA GRAFT IS DUE TODAY   Thoro Cleanup Is Condition for More American Help

SHIPS RUN INTO PORT TROUBLES   One Vessel Aground, Anothe: Remmed in Mishaps neor N. Y. Herbor

Ship Crashes Occur in Fog   One Craft Aground; Schooner Is Rammed

Steel Accepts 16-cent Hour Pay Increase   Union Approves Offer by U. S. Steel; Hikes for 165,000 Workers

Believe Fuchs Gave Russia  All Bomb Data   Confession Reveals Even Superbomb Secrets Foreseen

Harold Lloyd, Potentate of Shrine, Plans To Visit Charleston Feb. 3

HURRICANE IS STALLED AT SEA   BERMUDA IN PATH IF STORM STARTS MOVING NORTHWARD

Hurricane Stalls Just Off Bermuda; Some Danger Seen  Resort May Get Hich Winde.

Fliers Admit Arranging Czech Escape From Reds   ‘Bellyful Of Communism Given As Reason For  Daring Flight

CZECH AIRMEN PLOTTED ESCAPE   “Had Bellyfull Of Commun. ism,” Spokesmen For  Group Declare

Czech Pilots Plotted Flight For Freedom   26 People Leave Because They Were Fed Up On Communism

Home Buying Credit Curbed   Reserve Board Plans For New Controls

DOWN PAYMENTS GOING UP Drastic Home-Building  Rules Set Up By Agency

Lake Tragedy Fatal To Trio   Second Accident In Twenty-four Hours

13 Czechs Plead Guilty to Spying   Last Four Defendants Testify; Prosecutor  Calls Two ‘Cowards’

UMT Bill Enactment  Approved   Senate Committee Favors Immediate Enactment; Pledge Full Support

{7 Die In Riot At Manila Jait   Escape Try Fails After Gun Battle

Insist That Guarantee Of Relig: ious Liberty Is Violated By Compulewry School Attendance Law Of Pennsylvania

Synthetic Cat Little Affected by Roasting, So Maybe Minerva’s Miracle Story Is-OK 

Frizzled Feline Tale Vindicated By Roasting Test; Ersatz Cat Survives 36 Hours In Oven

Synthetic Cat Cooked Rare  eo # eR OR a oe OF Steak Wrapped in Sealskin Tends to ‘Prove’ Story OF Cat Surviving 36 Hours in Heated Kiln

Finns Await Red Charges Of Violation   Russians Claim Nation  Harbors Criminals; Details Secret

CHARGE FINNS WITH TREATY VIOLATION   Paasikivi’s Remarks Take Unusual Significance   PROTEST   Sent By Gromyko Includes More Than 300 Names; Details Lacking

Finland Awaiting Text Of Note On Russian Charges   Baltic Nation Accused Of Harboring Soviet W: Criminals: Protest Given To Finn Minjeter Re Cramvuka PRenort

Finland Awaits Text Of Soviet Treaty Charges   Country Accused Of Holding ‘Red’  Wear Criminals

FINNS AWAITING RUSSIA'S NOTE   Accused Of Harboring More Than 300 Soviet War Criminals  ERPIERAIDSHIP ARVISERD

Greek Cabinet Resigns Posts   U. S. Embassy Denies America Urged Move

U. E. ASKING TENCENT WAGE BO0S1   Also Wants Guaranteed Pension $125 Monthly.

Electrical Workers Want 10 Cents an Hour Pay Hike, $128 A Month Retirement Pension   UE’s Rival Union _ Forms Demands But Remains Silent

Truman May Veto Flood Control Bill  President Conside   President Considers Killing Vital River Measure

Tropical Storm Moves Away From Texas  Gulf Disturbance Heads Eas? as It Grows in Intencity

TEAGHER 1S SUPPORTED IN OISCIPLINARY. ACT   New Hope-Solebury Jt. Board Hears Principal's Views   SCHOOL LAW IS QUOTED

FORCED BACK  TD NCW TINE UF DEFENSE!   New Soviet Jet Fighter Flies Over Border to Help Chinese Reds.

Thousands Of Chinese Pour Into N. Korea   Chinese Onslaught Forces American And British Troops Back From 1,000 Yards To Pour Miles   NEW DEFENSE LINE WILL BE FIRMER

Thousands Pouring Into Korea; Russian Jet Attacks Yanks  UN Forces Fall Back Up to Four Miles, bu New Lines Stand Firm

MacArthur Reports Allied Forces Are. Fighting New Foe   Our Troops Brace for Fresh Assaults By Thousands of Red Pouring Across Borde

Allied Troops Hard Pressed By Red Assaults   * Soviet Jet Planes Give Reds Support

30 WOUNDED U. S. SOLDIERS ARE REPORTED SLAIN   SHOT BY KOREANS WHILE ON LITTERS NEAR KUM RIVER

ATROCITIES. REPORTED ON KUM FRONT   Reds Make ‘‘Gleeful Noises” as They. Slay Helpless Americans in Their Litters, Officers Says.

Wounded Gls Slain on Litters  By Korea Reds   30 Americans Killed a: Communists Swarm Over Kum River

Men Found Shot To Death On Litters   Chaplain Slain While Administering Benediction To Men On Stretchers

U. 5. WOUNDED SLAIN ON LITTERS   Chaplain Reported Among : Doh Victims   As Invaders Pour Troops Across Kum River: No Change In Front

30.Wounded Yanks Killed By Reds   ‘Slaughtered on Litters After Being Captured By Enemy in Sunday’s Battle at Kum River.

Wounded —GI’s Shot  By Koreans Catholic Chaplain Giving Benediction Said To Be Victim

U.S. SOLDIERS BARE MURDERS AT FRONT LINES   Men of 19th Regiment Tell of Shootings On Sunday Evening

WOUNDED U, S. SOLDIERS SHOT   Thirty Ameri¢ans Reported Killed By North Koreans —Slaughter Told By U.S. Officers.

Chaplain Slain While Giving Benediction   Atrocities Occurred in Foe's Advance Across Kum River wm KW yrTaMmre MOORE

30 Wounded Shot Dead On Litters   Atrocity Reported as North Koreans Swarm Across River.

30 U.S. Scidiers Reported Killed in New Atrocity  Cloim-Reds Murderee Troops Wounded in Defense of River

Chaplain Killed Together With 30 ‘Wounded American Soldiers In Kore

Wounded Soldiers Shot On Litters   North Koreans Who Crossed Kum River  Killed 30 Americans

“Tnly Calendar      Reds, With ‘Gleeful Noises,’ Kill 30. Wounded GI’s on T jttere

Reds Make Gleeful Noises As They Murder 30 Wounded Gis On Stretchers

Story Is Related To Correspondent By Men in Thick Of Sunday Battle

30 Wounded Yanks Shot to Death >On Their Litters by North Koreans

Yanks Slain On Litters, Report Says   Chaplain Giving Benediction Shot, Sergeant Declares

New Atrocity Reports Charge Reds Wit Murder  Of 30 Wounded Americans

North Koreans Gleefully Slay Wounded Yanks   30 Helpless Soldiers Shot to Death on Their Litters

Slaughtered on Liffers by Reds, American Says   Catholic Chaplain {s Also Reported Killed In Kum River Atracit

U. S. Soldiers Shot To Death on Litters at Kum River Crossing Sunday Night.  CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN  Aa eer eartrct Terwrcace rs U6Trl eT CUrTlUrr

T hirty Wounded American Soldier: Reported Shot to Death on Their Litters by North Koreans

Wounded GI's Reported Slain By Red Captors  _ Witnesses Declare 30 Men Murdered After Kum Crossing

U.S. Wounded Shot On Cots Front Reports   Thirty Said Slain After Kum Crossing On Sunday Night

Thirty Wounded Americans Slain   Shot to Death on Their Litters by Korean Reds

Chaplain Among Victims  30 U.S. Wounded ae Slain by Communist Troops

Charge Thirty  Shot to Death By Attackers   Atrocities Happened In kum River Battle

Acheson Charges Soviet Seized Big Chinese Area   Says United States Powerless to Halt Imperialistic Grab

Acheson Report: Russian ‘Grab’ in North China   Outer Provinces Now Part of USSR, Secretary Declares

BLUNT REPLY GIVEN CRITICS BY SECRETARY   Acheson Declares U.S. Powerless  In Seizure

Acheson Admits Russia ‘Taking’ North China   People’s Lack Of Faith In Chiang Rule To Rlame. He Answers GOP Critics

IMPERIALISTIC PROGRAM   Acheson Says Russia Annexes ~ Rich North China Provinces.

SOLON NEWEST TARGET OF LETTER Trigger-Tempered Truman Cuts Loose At Low’ Political Race      AGENCIES PLAN METAL CONTROLS  HST Plans Weekend Radio Report To Nafion On Crisis

Low- Level Politics : 'Trigger-Tempered Truman  Pens Another Famous Note

DEPLORES ‘LOW’ POLITICS Hair-Trigger Harry Again Voices Wrath in Letter

al Wasting Tea      Letter-Happy Harry Sticks Out His Chin Again

TRUMAN ASSENT RECENT CAMPAIGN AIT ANEW “LOW   President, in Letter to States Righter, Deplores Methods Used in Several States.      LAWMAKER “STUN BY HIS STATEMENT   ongressman, Who Had Pro posed Prayers for Peace,   Charges Executive Display of “Distemper.”

Truman Charges Recent Campaigr Hit “Low” Level   President's Letter “Stuns” Rep. Hebert

Trigger - Tempered Letter Writer Truman Dashes Off Another Hot Missive .

TRUMAN, ‘TRIGGER-TEMPERED LETTER’ WRITER, RAKES ‘LOW’ LEVEL OF POLITICS

Truman Fires Again: States-Righter Hit ByExecutivelnGripeAboutLastElection

“TRUMAN, THE LETTER WRITER, : , DASHES OFF ANOTHER ONE ON “LOW” STATE OF POLITICS

Rep. Hebert’s Suggestion for Special Day of Prayer. Brings Truman Reply Attacking ‘Low’ Level of Politics   Indiana One Low Spot, Illinois And ‘Your State’ Another, Says President to Louisiamn Critic

President Truman, Trigger-Tempered Letter Writer, Dashes Off Another One—on Politics

Oleo Tax Repeal Win: Senate OK   Only Few ‘Kinks’ Weed [ronine Out

Southern Senators Win Oleo Tax Bout By Heavy Margin   Federal Taxes on Product Are Removed; Only Few Routine Details Before Measure Becomes Operative

Oleo Bill Is Okayed By Senate   Senate Vote Of 56-14 Brings Leng Fight To Repeal Tax On Oleo To End

The Weather   Action by Senate Dooms Oleo Tax   Dairy States Lose Battle Against ‘Untair Competition:’ Drive for Excise TaxCuis Awaits Messace

Oleo Tax Repeal Ended July 1 By Big Senate Vote   Drive For More Excise Tax Repeals To Be Continued

Tax Repealed On Margarine  Senate Settles Fiqh   Senate Settles Fight With 56-16 Vote

Senate Approves Oleo Tax Repeal   Bill Passes Without Crippling Riders ; Goes in Effect July 1

SENATE VOTES FOR REPEAL Of U. $. OLEO TAX   56 To 16 Vote Brings . Long Fight Close To An End

End Near for Federal Oleo Tax After Senate's 56-16 Repeal Vote  One Skirmish After Another Is Lost

Fulbright Wins Long Fight To End Levies °   Adiusting Bills And Signature Of President Needed

Senate Vote, 56-16, Ends Long Battle   Measure, Already Passed by House, in Effect Soon

Butter Faction Loses Bout to Keep Oleo Tax   Senate Vote of 56-16 Brings to End Fight to Continue U.S. Levy

SENATE VOTES FOR REMOVAL OF OLEO TAXES   Levy of 10c Per Pound and License on Distributors to Go.

Oleo Repeal Victory Near  After Ballot   Victory For Housewives. Dixie Senators Seen In  56 To 16 Vote

Oleo Tax Repea Assured By Senate Vote   96-16 Victory Decides Long Sectional Fight

Oleo-Repeal Bill Wins In Senate Vote  Dairy States Lose Long Struggle By Bio Marvin. 56-16

Smashing 56-16 Senate Vote ‘Assures Repeal of Oleo Tax   Dairy Bloc Fails To Halt Measure By Amendments

Oleo Tax Repealer Wins in 56-16 Vote  Senate Dairy Bloc Opposition Fails

SENATE REPEALS TAXES ON OLEO   HOUSE AND SENATE CONFERENCE SLATED FOR FINAL VERSION

‘Only Minor Details Left to Com nplete Passage of Bill to Remeore Tax on Oleomargarine

Senate Kills Tax on Oleo Despite Dairy Maneuvers   Conference’ Will Iron Out Differences in Two Measures

Oleo Tax Is Killed By Senate   ong Fight Ends in 56-16 Victory; 10c ~  vy on Yellow Marg: arine Goes Off July 1

Senate Voids Tax on Oleo In 56-16 Vote   Joint Session With House Necessary To Tron Out Kinks

Gov. Duff Te Finish Term As uovernor   Will Go to Senate Only After Term As Governor Of State is Expired

‘Duff Announces He Will Not Resign At ‘End of Year to Assume Senatorial Posi

Locked In Fire, ) Children Die  Door Blocks Rescue At Lawton, Okla.

FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   LOCKED DOOR PREVENTS 23-YEAR-OLD MOTHER FROM SAVING VICTIMS

Small Children Burned To Death  Five Die Alone In Locked 2-Room Hut

5 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE; LOCKED UP IN HOUSE      Mother Unable to Rescue Them When Latch Accidentally Drops.

Lawton Fire Brings Death To Five Kids   Youngsters Trapped in . Blazing House Perish; Ages Range from Two Months to Six Years

STH COLUMNS CONDEMNED BY UN ASSEMBLY      Soviet Peace Program ‘Doomed By Action Of Malority

UN ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS FIFTH COLUMNS; CALLS ‘EM AGGRESSIVE WEAPONS

AGGRESSION VOTED: GRAVEST OFFENSE:   ASSEMBLY ASSAILS ATTACK WHETHER OFENLI OR RY FIETH COLUMN.

OTH COLUMN IS CONDEMNED BY ASSEMBLY   2-Part Resolution Is Approved for “Peace Thru Deeds”

U.N. Assembly Brands Tactics ‘Aggressive Weapons, Calls Use Grave Crime Against Peace

U.N. Denounces Aggression And Condemns Fifth Columns  Assembly Again Urges Acceptance Of Majority Plan For Atom Control

U.N. PUTS OFF DECIDING WHO IS WHO IN CHINA   Assembly Condemns 5th Columns As Weapons Of Accression

Russians Reject U.S. Plea For Aid   Turn Down Reauest For Help In Getting Peace For Koreans

RUSSIA REJECTS COOPERATION BID   WANTS NO PART IN MEDIATING CONFLICT BETWEEN KOREANS

U. 3. Request Turned Down By Russians  a oe a oo   Russia Says It Does Not Approve Of ‘Interference’ In Korean Affairs

U.S. Request Is Rejected By Soviets   Russia Refuses To Help Restore Lines In Korean Conflict

Russians Reject Request for Aid To Halt Conflict   Does Not Approve of Foreign Interference, Note to U.S. Says

Russ Turn Down Request for Help To End Korean War   Does Not Approve Of ‘Interference’ In Korean Affairs”

Russia Turns Down U. S, Request For Help In Removing Invading North Korea Forces From South, Makes Charge Of Interference

Moscow Says No  To U. §. Reques   Gromyke Signs Russian Note Rejecting America’s Bid.

SOVIET UNION TURNS DOWN U.S. OFFER   Russians Will Not Assist In Clearing Korea

REDS REFUSE TO HELP STOP KOREAN WAR   Kremlin Informs VU. S. Gov't it Doesn't Approve Foreign Interference in Korean Affairs.

Russians Refuse To Call Off Peds  Reply to U.S. Note Criticizes Stand

Russia Refuses To Help Check War   Turns Down U.S. Request In Regard To Korea —

U. S. Request Turned Down By Russians   Russia Says It Does Not Approve Of ‘Interference’ In Korean Affairs

Russians Reject Request By U. S.  ~ Refuse to Hefpin‘Restoring Peace’

Russia Refuses To Heed U. S. Plea On Korea  Soviet Rejects Move o Halt Fighting On Ilelan

Russia Turns Down Request  To End Strife   Note Asserts Armed Intervention Is Not Approved By Soviet

Soviet Government Says They Dc Not Approve of Interference in Internal Affairs of North Korea

Russia Says ‘No’ To U. S. Request For Help in Korea  i P   Soviets Say Responsibility Lies With Authoritice in South Korea and Their Backers

 “Never Interfere In Other’s Affairs”  Russia Refuses To Help End Strife In Far East

Doesn't Approve of Interference, Moscow Replies  Russia Spurns US Plea to Use Influence With North Koreans

Russians Turn Dow U.S. Ples To End Fight   Charge Foreign Powers Interfering In South Korea

SOVIETS TURN BACK ON PEACE   Reject U.S. Request To Seek Korean Truce; Say ‘South At Fault.

Russia Refuses Aid in Ending Korea Conflict   South Started It, Is Moscow Claim: Calls U.N. Act Mlegal

Don’t Want to ‘Interfere’ in Korea--Russ Russia Rejects U.S. Note Asking End to Korea War

RUSSIA WONT © HELP TO STOP KOREAN FIGHT   Doesn't Approve Of Interference, Note To Ambasaador Kirk Savas

Soviet Snubs Appeal To Turn Troops  Rirceia Raiarte TT) SS.   Russia Rejects U.S. Request, Terms Bid Korea Interference

Lewis May Move To End Coal Walkout      UMW Chief Reportedly Has Plan To Stop T-H Use By U. S.

LEWIS EXPECTEN TO CRACK DOWN  Mav Order Minare   May Order Miners Back on 3-Day Week

Command Would Delay President's Action in Dispute   White House Asserts Intervention Is Not  Likely This Weekend

Lewis May Act To Order Miners To Work Monday   Action Might Delay U. S. Intervention, Report States Today; Truman Considers Case.

Patient Admits He Touched Of Fire Fatal to 9  Ex-Gl Identified Following Blaze At Sanatorium

ConvictedArsonistAdmits Firing Private Sanitorium;  Blaze Killed Nine Inmates

MAN CONFESSES HE STARTED FIRE COSTING § LIVES   inmate's Statement Clears Up Cause of Blaze That Swept Sanatorium in Philadelphia.   OME OF DEAD WERE STRAPPED TO COTS   iaty Persons, Including Nurses and Firemen, Injured—Two Remain in Critical Condition,

Convicted Arsonist, Mental Patient, Admits Philly Fire Killing Nine In Hospital

Admits Setting Fire That Killed Nine  Some Victims Bound To Beds. Locked In

Inmate Admits Setting Fire Fatal To Nine  Mental Patients Die When Trapped Ieeaidke  inasmun Civm iimwee

Nine Inmates Die In Blaze In Hospital   Convicted Firebug Under Observation  As Mental Patient

INMATE SAYS HE SET BLAZE THAT KILLED §   Police State Convicted Arsonist Confessed: Firing Sanatorium

NINE INMATES OF SANATORIUM PERISH IN FIRE   Convicted Arsonist Admits Starting Blaze Near Philadelphia   WAS COMMITTED BY COURT LAST YEAR

Man Convicted In 1949 And Committed To Belle Vista Sanitarium, Had Set Fires Previous Iw

Ex-GI Started Blaze in  Which 9 Died   Convicted Arsonist Set Fire to Mental Sanatorium

Yanks Are Closing  Pincers in South   100,000 Reds Fleeing Pusan Area With Gl’s Hot on Heels

Southern Prong Of Gen. Mac  Arthur's Korean Offensive  Surging Forward From Ita  Pusan Beachhead   BRITISH VICTIMS OF ONE TRAGEDY OF WAR

Marine Assault On Capital City Stalled; Army Troops Continue Encireling Drive

Allies Gain In Drive To Trap 190.000   Fliers Blast British Troops By Mistake

Marines Still Held — Out Of Seoul: Allies Bomb British Troops   Wrong Hillside Plastered By Bombs

Gls, Enveloping 3 Sides-of City However:    Allied Nutcracker ‘Closing on 100 000, ‘Reds in South.

Reds Pull Out In South To Race North Trying To Escape Jaws Of UN Trap

Allies Closing, Nutcracker on Reds in South   Aerial Attack on British Troops Is Tragic Error

ALLIED RING CLOSES IN ON 100.000 REDS   Stubborn Enemy Resistance In Former Capital Holds Up Marines.

May frap 1UUUU Rade South of City   Allied Forces Driving Northward in Nutcracke Operation Advance to Within 85 Miles o!  Beleaguered Seoul.

Stubborn Resistance Stalls Marine Drive Centering On Seoul   North And South Forces O1 Allied Strength Close Gap To Only Eighty-Five Miles.

Milk Pickets Arrested To Nip Violence   Pennsylvanians Beg For Milk In Seven-County Area

Six Pickets In Westmore. land County Will Be Charged With Contempt Of Court

MILK STRIKE VIOLENCE IS NIPPED IN BUD   Arrest 10 Pickets In Pittsburgh Area; Posses Called Out

Milk Strike Pickets Arrested By Police   Intensive Patrols Under Way To Prevent Violence

10 Milk Walkout Pickets Arrested To Halt Violence   State Police Strengthen Patrols; Negotiators Report No Progress

Cops Arrest Milk Pickets   Police Try to Nip Violence ! In Dairy Walkout

Go-Ahead Signal On Erickson Trial  Wealthy ‘Bookie's Lawyer Had Tried fa

Go-Ahead Signal On Erickson Trial  Wealthy Bookie’s Lawyer Had Tried to Get Case Postponed

February Oil Slash Predicted   Production Chart for Month Is Delayed

Night Session For Senators  Is In Prospect   Majority Leader Says  He Wants Decision On Waterways

May Subpoena Evidence Of Sen. McCarthy   Senate Probers May Call For Evidences Charges Are Based Or

Nine Are Killed: Heavy Damage In Storm's Path   Winds Reach As High As 125 Miles Per Hour Is Report

Wind Storm Kills Nine And  Injures Score   125-Mile Gale Moves In Hudson Bay Region Damage In Millions

LEFT DEAD IN STORMS WAKE   Big Blow Covery Two-Thirds of Nation Friday — Winds Reach Velocity of 125 Miles an Hour— Property Damnge High.

MANY STATES WERE HIF BY ‘BIR BLOW’   Velocity Reached 125 Miles fn Fridav’s Storms

Winds Clocked At 175 Miles An Hour Cover Most OF U.S.   Trees Uprooted Houses  eveled Cars Overturn

Nation Battered By Freak Wind Storms; 9 Dead   $3 Million Damage In Two Minutes In Superior-Duluth Arec

Britain's Labor Party Planning Fall Elections   Leaders Hold Secret Huddie

American Nations Offer Assistance To Ancient City Hit By Earthquake

Americas Rally To Aid Of Cuzco   Rubble Yields ” Victims’ Bodies

SEND AID 10 QUAKE VICTIMS   ESTIMATE 60 DEAD AT PERUVIAN CITY ROCKED BY QUAKE

All Of Americas Rallying To Aid Of Ouake-Shattered Peru City. Cuzco

60 Believed Dead In Quake  Offers Of Help Pour  Into Ruined Cuzco

—QUAKE DEATH TOLL MOUNTS— Offers Of Help Pour  YI nto Stricken Cuzco

san - Year - Old Peruvian City Is igging Self Out of Earthquake Rubble

Help Offered Stricken Peru   Supplies, Workers Mave to Quake Area

HELP OFFERED ~ PERUVIAN CIT)   60 or More Bodies Expectec To Be Found in EarthquokcStrewn Rubble

Three Hunted With $40,000 In Bank Theft  F.B.I. Joins Police After Gunmen Strike

Police Work On Two Leads After $40,000 Bank Robbery In Cincinnati

LOng Sleep Broken _. SN en  Mauna Loa Erupts: (Many Families Flee

Mauna Loa Spits Out Fiery Lava  Villages Swallowed As Inhabitants Flee 

Nea rly 30 Families Flee Homes As World’s Mest  Active Voleano Erupts

Volcano Sends Fiery River Down Slopes  Melted Rock Covers Dlantationse Ranare  Melted Rock Covers Plantations, Roads; Many Families Flee

60 Families Flee Lava  In Hawaii   Mauna Loa Spouts Mile-Wide Stream: Quiet 18 Months

German Girl Writes of Enforced Slave Labor in Russian Urals   BY ELSE KOHNKE

German Girl, Refugee From Russian Zone Tells Of Life  In Siberian Slave Labor Camps

GUN IN HER RIBS SENDS A GERMAN GIRL INTO FIELDS   Forced Labor Continues For Three Years Until She Flees Russians

“SLAVE WOMEN” OF RUSSIA TELL APPALLING STORIES OF LIFE IN SOVIET LABOR CAMPS

Mrs. Madsen Is Found Guilty And Sentenced  Woman On Trial In Germany Given

NORTH CAROLINA PRIMARY TODAY   OBSERVERS SAY RACE FOR SFNATOR IS BETWEEN GRAHAM AND SMITH,

PROPOSAL MADE FOR VOLUNTARY PLAN REJECTED   President Refuses To Compromise On Fair Employment  tactices Measure  —Deadlock Reachacl .

Mysterious Gasoline Well Finally Goes Dry---Source Still Unknown

Korea Seen As Test-Tube  Tydings Discusses   Tydings Discusses American Action

Tydings Says Korean Invasion ls Soviet Test  Taft Claims State   Taft Claims State Branch Encouraged Attack by Communists

Tydings Sees North Korea As A Test   Korean Situation Causes Congressmen To Speak Often On The Radio

Warns Shooting War May Result With Red Forces   D-Day on Island To Be in March, Military Men Say

M’Carthy Calls 3 Former G-Men   Undercover Agents in Communist Party May Testify in Senate Inquiry

EX-FBI AGENTS MAY TESTIFY   McCarthy Submits Names of Men To Back ‘Up Budenz.

PICKETS ATTACKED AT HAGERSTOWN DRIVE-IN   Two Union Men. One From-Frelterick, Have Faces Rubbed Bith Polcan ier ai

PICKETS ATTACKED AT HAGERSTOWN DRIVE-IN   Two Union Men, One From Frederick, Have Faces Rubbed With Paiean Yuu

EIGHTY KILLED ASBIG PLANE STRIKES FIELD   ‘Air Ministry Opens Extensive Probe Of Disaster

Officers Red-Faced Over Man’s Escape  Ha Vonishes end s0 De Handeuffs and Tree He Waa Lacked Ta

> > 4 KK EL Health Curtails Active Career  Dr. Lewis Seeks To Retire As Pastor —

Hil lL Health Cu Curtails Active Career  Dr. Lewis Seeks To Retire As Pastor -

Barkley, Rayburn, To Stump Oklahoma   Volunteer Help With General Election Campaign

MOLINE ROOMER BURNS TO DEATH   19 Other Persons Rescued When Fire Sweeps Home

Supplies Still Only Sufficient In Three States To Stave Off Worst Effects Of UMW Strike   THINK NINERS WOULD WORK FOR GOVERNMENT

Three States Post Guard Over Trickle of Coal   Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia Take  Drastic Action in Emergency.

Civil Defense — Delay Battled   House Agrees to Immediate Spending Of New Emergency Allotments

Reassessment Job Near End  Lag in Other Counties May Prevent New Rate

15,262 Votes Cast in County At Election   Canvass Shows Vote Smaller Than 1946 Count

Cold Chills State After Snow, Sleet   Weather Causes Four Deaths, Makes All Roads Dangerous; Relief Not in Sight

Fou Dead After New Snow Storm Blankets Indiana   Comes From the South. west, Hitting Evansville First

HEART WEEK IN CITIES 1S SE]   Mayor Coon Issues Praclamation Urging Public Cooperation

Phone Walkout Again Averted By Brief Truce   Southern Workers Scheduled To Vote

President Wins ‘Phone Dispute Work Extension   Sixty-day ‘Breather’ Is Agreed Upon by Union; Scheduled  Walkout Is Averted.

Phone Workers Agree to Delay Strike 60 Days   Union Consents To Truman Plea For “Breather”

TRUMAN WINS POSTPONEMENT OF PHONE STRIKE   CIO Calls Off Walkout of Worker: For 60 Days

Primary Vote Retains rive  U. §. Senaters  Three, Republicans, Two Democrats Stay In Ene Fall Race

Carrier Planes Blast Advancing Enemy In South   Reinforcements For Invaders Pour In From North

Yanks Retreat To New Lines Guarding Port   Carrier Planes Blast Communist Columns In Southwest Korea

Sunny Skies Will Push Mercury Up  Cold Weather Drives Geese Back Southward

Sunny Skies Wil Push Mercury Up  Cold We ather Drives ck Southward

Laborites Face — Parliament Test   Attlee Reveals Labor Party Plans to Ease Nationalization of Industries

Medical Board Considers Sander Case :   Censors Meet Today At Undisclosed Spot in N.-H.

ice Fishermen Save Cars As Searchers Find Bridge   Wisconsin Conservation Officers Guide Auto Convoys off Frozen Lake Winnebago

Bomb Damages Tannery Owner's Home Last Night   Gloversville Strike Tension Mounts in Wake of Explosion

Drop Down On My Knees .  Governor Frees Prison Composer Says He Will Begin New Life

Free Composer of Big Spring Cantata   Tennessee Governor Grants Conditional Parole to Talented Life Termer

Freedom, Marriage, Movies In Store For Prisoner, Composer Grandstalff

COMPOSER GIVEN PRISON RELEASE   Grandstaff Is Pardoned By Tennessee Governor

TO CHURCH, TO GIRL, TO MOTHER, TO HOLLYWOOD  Lifer-Composer Wins Pardon   Two States OK His Release

Red-Haired “Murder Victim’ Turns Up Alive To Bring Red Faces To Police Of Three States

“Victin” Of Murder Turns Up Near Here   Mes. Lottie Gibson, Hear ing She was Thought Slain, Returns to Area

Democrats Fear GOP Assault on Arms Aid Bill  President’s Stand   President’s Stand _ On China May Spark Full-Scale Battle

Senators Back Full  FCA Fund   Committee Action Contrasts With House $1 Billion Slash

‘Expect Hot Floor Debate On Measure   Hard House Fight Is Also Being Faced By Hoffman

Man Delivers Lethal Valentine  Kills Wife, Child In Sudden Shooting

Carnival Worker ills Estranaed Wife, Their Son   Slaver FEludes New York Police Net ‘Thrown out Sunday

Valentine Gun fakes 2 Lives  Wife And Baby Slair By Bronx Worker

Carnival Worker Kills Wite, Son   Slayer, Who Carried - Valentine Flowers,  Sought by Police

Carnival Worker Kills Estranged Wife, Child InChildren’s Shelter

Coal Shortage To Halt Heavy Industry Soon   Hoite Owners Also Hit; Supplies Below The Five-Day Level

Two Young Bike Riders injured   Hurts Slight When Hit b Auto Wednesday Morning

Chinese Reds Attack On Allies East Coast Base Fails To Develop   Americans Register 23-Mile Advance As Korean “Hellon-Foots’’ Move Up 18 Miles.

Allies In Big Drive Toward Frontier   Units Move Along Coast Highways To Manchuria; Stalled Inland

Gambling Is Not Run By ‘Czar’   Senate Group Fails To Find An Overlord Running Rackets, Senator Says

Scientists Hit McCarthy Charge   Assail Assertion That Reds Have Infiltrated Ranks

Scientists Refute McCarthy Charge   AEC Chairman Denies Infiltration by Reds

Scientists Answer MeCarthy’s Slurs   Republican Finds ‘Security Risks’

Scientists Assail McCarthy For Latest ‘Commie’ Attack   AEC Chairman Leads Rebuttal Of Fresh Charges

Big Steel Wage Hike Talks Oper  CIO Union Seeking _. Substantial Raise

Steel Wage Talks Are ' Under Way   Workers Seem Certain ‘To Get Pay Hike, But How Much, Is Que:tion Uz S. Steel Ie Silont

C.LO. Begins Bid For Early Boost In Pay   Only Big U.S. Steel Still Fails To Reply  To Murray Invitation

Steelworkers Bid For Wage Boost As Parley Opens  eee Seeks de foe Equal Pay

30. Companies Say They Il Talk to Union   Some Conferences Started Already After Steel Union Demands Raises

Negotiations Are Started . —_ een Ne A ANIED 2s 5S  Wage Raise Asked By Steel Workers

Steel Union Opens Negotiations for ‘Healthy’ Pay Boos  1 -4ale PVA, he

Steel Talks On Pay Hike Open Today  CIO Benanrtec Haalth:   CIO Expects Healthy Wave Rate Increase

Steel Seeking Big Pay Rise   Negotiations Open Across U. 8S. Today

TART MOVES FOR BOOT IN STEEL WAGED   Two Big Companies Agree tc Negotiations With Steelworkers.

HIKE IN STEEL PAY IS SOUGHT   Workers Want ‘Very Healthy And Substantial Increase’

Steel Firms To Negotiate Wages Now  testes a= .   4)? Agree To Start Discussing Raises   Bethlehem Indicates It’s Willing: U.S. Steel Prepares Reply

C10. Steel Union Seek Wage Boosts   Preliminary Negotiations Peinting to Reopening Of Discussions on Pay Hikes Under Way

Steel Companies Agree to Parley   Union Reports 35 to Negotiate on New Wace Demands

Steelworkers Open Parleys For Wage Hike   First of Negotiating Sessions Underway— Pay Increase Certain, Amount Is Question

Mansfield Area Marks Time. Seek Pay Boost for Million Steel Men —

Negotiations Open On ClO Demands For Wage Boost For Steelworkers

Steelworkers Say 35 Companies Have Agreet To Opening Wage Increase Discussions Now

STEEL WORKERS START DRIVE FOR HIGHER WAGES   SEEK SUBSTANTIAL BOOST FOR MILLION MEN IN INDUSTRY

Steel Workers Seek More Pay   Preliminary Meeting Held Toward Contract Boosting Wages

Lenten Guideposts Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith _  Edited by Norman Vincent Peale  You'll Get What You Ask!

Graham Loses InN. Carolina Senate Battle   Corporation Lawyer Wins Run-off Race Over Truman Friend

I*Fair Deal” Opponent ‘Wins Nomination for Senate In No. Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA SENATORIAL RAUE IS WON BY SMITE   Truman's Friend and = Supporter, Incumbent Frank Graham, Defeated for Renomination,   RALEIGH LAWYER'S VICTORY AN UPSET   He Campaigned as Opponent of “Fair Deal,” Attacking FEPC and Brannan’'s Farm Plan.

Smith Leads InN. C. Ballot   Truman-Supporling Sen. Graham Trails

Fair Deal Foe Wins Runoff in North Carolina  or Nomination   Sen. Smith Beaten For Nomination by 25.000 Votes

GRAHAM DEFEAT IS REBUFF FOR TRUMAN PLANS   North Carolina Voters Turn Down Senator For Willis Smith

Fair Deal Foe Beats Graham In N.C. Vote   Returns in Runoff Primary Give Smith 26,424 Vote Lead Over Trumanite

Truman Man Trailing in Carolina Vote   Corporation Lawyer Is  Holding Mounting Lead On Truman Supporter in North Carolina Primary

Smith Defeats Frank Graham In N. Carolina   ‘Fair Deal’ Opponent Up. sets Favored Rival In Runoff Contest

FAIR DEAL FOE TS NOMINATED   North Carolina Democrats Vir tually Assure Lawyet Seat In U. $. Senate .

*Rep. Murray Acts To Block Proposal  Intended’ To Hike Congressmen’s Pay

US, Britain Wish Breathing Spell, Malik Charges   Time for Reorganizatior Is Motive of Support, Soviet Delegate Says

Malik Charges Ruse in Quest For Cease-Fire   US and Britain Want Time To Prepare for New Attack, Says Russian

Malik Objects To Cease-Fire   Russian Envoy Declares U. S. and. Britain ‘Seek Only Breathing Spell,

114,000 Now Idle Because Of Chrysler Strike   Peace Talks To Start Monday

Chrysler Strike idles 114,000 Auto Workers   Many Out Of Work A Independent Supply Plants Close Down

13 Freed in Bra Theft Case; Crime Cannot Be Established   Police Department Can’t Prosecute On Verbal Admission:

PHONE GIRLS GAIN RELEASE   Prosecution Temporarily Blocked By Legal Technicality

Phone Girls Admit ‘Bra’ Smuggling But Freed When No Crime Proven

Confessed Coin Thieves Go Free  Legal Technicalities Block Prosecution of Telephone Employes

Im pound a Part of ‘Loot’   Dozen Taken in Custody Freed on Lack of Evidence

Legal Twist In Phone Case   Prosecution of Group Who Admit Stealing Fortune Is Problem

Florida Brassiere Bandits Released   Legal Loopholes Free Girls Who Confessec Taking Money from Telephone Company

‘Can't Establish Crime’ in Theft of Phone Funds   Consequently, Twelve --Who Admit Taking Money Are No Longer Held.

No One Establishes Crime Against Four Men And Eight Women Twelve Persons Who Admitted Taking Huge Sum From Telephone Company Are Released

BRASSIERE EMBEZZLERS RELEASED   Telephone Company Can't Prove Huge Thefts of Cash. .

Can't Prove Crime So Bra Thefts May Not Be Prosecuted   Company Unable to Prove How Much Was Taken By Girls

GIFT OF LOVE SURPASSES ALI   O Henry’s Tale Of The Magi Suited To Impart Holiday Message

President In Plea For More Sacrifices  Truman Failed To Ack All-oqut   Truman Failed To Ask All-out Controls

Tax Exemption Granted   Much Less Than All-Out Mobilization Called For By The President; Machinery For Controls Lacking

RAMS PLANE INTO ENEMY GUN  Heroic Airman Prefers Death to Red Captivity

BUS USED AS HOME BURNS, 5 CHILDREN DIE   Defective Stove Turns Makeshift Chicago Quarters Into Inferno.

TV And Radio Hit By Order On Cobalt Use   Production Expected To Be Affected Within ~ Three Months.

RIGID CONTROL ORDERED OVER VITAL METAL   Radio And Television Firms To Feel Cut  By Government

TELEVISION AND RADIO MAKERS DENIED COBALT   Industries Hard Hit By Government Control Of War-Vital Metal   MOVE SHOVES COLOR VIDEO FURTHER BACK

Rigid Control Over Cobalt  Is Announced  ESA Will Establish Network of  Offices

Radio And IV Hard Hit By Cobalt Curbs  Output Of Speakers For Radio Sets To Be

Radio, TV Hit By Cobalt Cut   Civilian Use of War-Vita Metal Sharnlvy Reduced

Cobalt Control Order Hits Radia And TV Makers   Civilian Use To Be Slashed One-Third

Cobalt Control Order Hits TV,  Radio Makers   U.S. Moves to Set Up Network of Price-Pay Stabilization Offices

Cobalt Curb Hits Radio  And TV Har:   Use by Indusiry Drastically Cut By Government

Rigid Control Of Cobalt Hits Radio, TV Hard  Control Machinery Being Geared For

Western Powers Tersely Turn Down    Russ Demand Troops Leave Trieste

RUSS DEMAND ‘TURNED DOWN      West Allies Counter Trieste Charges

Russian Demand Over Trieste Troops Rejected   Western Powers Send Countercharge

Internationalizing Of Trieste, They Say Tersely, Would Injure Cause Of Peace, Identical Notes

Allies Tag Note  “Mere Propaganda’   ‘Early Plan for Territory   ‘Ralked by Russians’

Allies Refuse To Quit Trieste  Call Soviet Demand Move To Hurt Peace

Jaffe Refuses To Answer in Amerasia Quiz   Senators Consider  Contempt Citation fo ’ Man Once Fined for  Taking Secret Papers

Amerasia’s Editor Balks at Unfolding  Secrets to Probers   Committee May Recommend Senate Cite Jaffe For Contempt for Refusing to Give Answers To Questions; Refuses to Savy if He's Commie

Amerasia Editor rks Probers By Refusing To Talk  Key Witness Answers Only Simple Queries

JAFFE CHANT LITANY OF “T DECLINE. .”   Ex-Red Editor May Next Face Charges Of Contempt

Ex-Amerasia Editor Arouses Solons’ Wrath   May Be Cited For Contempt For Not  Baring Secrets Of Documents Case

JAFFE DECLINES TO BARE SECRETS OF AMERASIA CAdt   Former Editor of Now Defunct Magazine Balks at Answering Many Ques tions of Red Probers.   CONTEMPT CITATION MAY BE PROPOSED   Witness Was Arrested With five Others at Time of Raid and Paid a Fine of $2,500,

Jaffe Stirs Senate lre At Inquiry   LAL SIGUE Y Balks at Unfolding Secrets of 1945 Amerasia Case.

Green Asks Contempt Case Filed  Senator Claims We... EB...   Senator Claims Most Elementary Questions Refused

Jaffe Arouses Senators’ Ire. During Amerasia Inquiry; May Be Cited for Contempt

latte Refuses. To  ” Answer Questions  Key Witness In Amerasia Case Faces Contempt L nFrA a

Out-to Save City  From Floodwaters   Army Engineers Busy Sand: bagging River at Vincennes, Ind.   MANY ARE MOVING OUT   Hundreds Are Homeless in * Tilmois, Indiana and  Arkansas -

MOST OF U.S. PLAGUED WITH UNUSUAL WEATHER  Rising Rivers Pose New Flood Threat

BIGGEST FIGHT IN 13 YEARS 18 BEING PLANNED   Water Rising In Indiana, Illinois, Downstream Mississippi

MIDWEST CITIES BATTLE AGAINST RISING STREAMS   Wabash And; Ohio Rivers Threaten Lives And Homes— Further Down, Mississippi Waters Are  Expected To Flood.

Imperiled Towns Sandbag Levees Along 3 Rivers   Mississippi Swell To Danger Point

Flood Fight Spreads On All Fronts   Volunteers Sandbag Weakening Levees

THOUSANDS ARE THREATENED BY RISING WATERS   Mississippi Valley Expects Greatest Flood Battle in More than Decade

Mississippi Rise Causes  New Concern   Ohio And Wabash ‘Now On Rampage

Floods and Cold Plague Midwest: Cold Goes South   Vincennes Fights Wabash Flood, Ohio Crest at Cincinnati

Biggest In 13 Years Is Building Up   Thousands Already Homeless, Many Must Evacuate.

Biggest Flood Fight Started On Mississippi  Mid-western Areas Battling Against Rising Waters

Rising Wabash and Ohio Rivers Threaten ‘Sandbagged Levees in Indiana, Illinois

Rain-Filled © Rivers Swell Mississippi   Gird for Hardest Flood Fight in 13 Years As Ohio and ‘Wabash Go on Rising

Flood Threats Still Increase On Mississippi   Rain And Snow Plague Sections All Over Nation

Mississippi d/alley Ready ToFight Flood   Meany Also Forced To Flee Homes lu Chie Valley

Rising Streams Threaten Flood   Indiana, Illinois People Sandbag Levees Or  Flee Before Rivers

Sandbagging Levees to Hold Back Floods   Army Engineers Hope to Save Historic City of Vincennes

Flood Perils Indiana And Ohio Towns   Army Engineers Think Water Can Be Held  Back; Many Hundreds Are Reported Homeless

Flood Peril Grows In Midwest   Mississippi Set For Worst Rampage In Thirteen Years

Streams Inch Up Toward ’37 Peak;  More Rain Due ©   Engineers Warn Residents On Wabash, Ohio, Mississippi As Huge Force Mans Levees . :

Mississipp1 Nears Record  Flood Stage  Workers Planning Biggest Battle . In 13 Years

Prepare For Biggest Flood In 13 Years On Mississippi River   Wabesh And Ohio Rivers Imperil Residonts, Vincennes Expects Crest Friday

Expect Wabash River To Crest Friday  e For Biaaesct   Prepare For Biggest Flood in 13 Years  Alona Micciceinni

Flood Dange! Seen Worst In 13 Years   Situation Acute At Vincennes; Mississippi Rises

Flood Waters Climb Higher   Biggest Fight in 13 Years Ahead Alona Mississippi

Wabash, Ohio Rivers  Continue Their Rise Mississippi, Fed By Swollen Tributaries,  - Dranarac Far Riqgect Fland In 12 Years

, — LEVEES ARE PLUGGED — Flooded South Arms To Battle Mississippi

KEW FLOODS ARE FEARED IX MIGWEST   Cities on Wabash, Ohio, Mississippi Preparing to Battle High Crest.

FEAR CHINESE WILL DELAY END OF WAR   -Red Reinforcements Using. Equipment Captured In China

TARGETS HIT WITH 800 TONS OF U.S. BOMBS   “Excellent Results’ Reported by Airmen

NEEDS CLEANER RIVER   Lawrence Should Back Stream Purification Metzler Tells Group

NEEDS CLEANER RIVER   Lawrence Should Back Strean Vurifieation Metzler Tells

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO DISCUSS REASSESSMENT PROBLEMS AT SIX MEETINGS

 Judith Coplon to Ask Release On Bond, Government Opposed Saying She Might Flee U. S.

Coplon Flight Held Possible   U. S. Fights Liberty Of Girl Thadee Bond

Key Panel Votes West Plan, 47-5   Soviet Proposal Beaten; Assembly To Decide Friday

Plan Approves Right to Cros: 38th Parallel   Full Assembly Set For Final Passage; Soviet Bloc Rebuffed

UN Group Backs Permit fo Cross Korea Boundary   Soviet Plan Defeated After West Blueprint Wins 47-5 Approval

Treated ‘Like Dog’ by Fellow Miners, Quits Job fo Press Fight Against Lewis

Congress' Chaplain Doesn't Read Sermons  Native lowan. Dr. Bernard Braskamp. Hac Bean 29 Yaare ac Wachinatan Dactar

Floods Force Thousands to Quit Homes   North Dakota Wind: Threaten Rescue Operations

City Traffic Laws Occuny Much of Council Session —  2 Ordinances Dealir With Adams Street   ener ae: In 5, Tee

STATE ABOUT SET FOR ITS Bla WEEK   Pennsylvanians Preparing To Shout Praises Of Commonwealth In Celebration Starting Monday

Logger Chops Off Employer's Leg  Act Saves Him From Fire But Man Dies

Another Cold Front Moving Out Of Rockies   ‘Freezing Rains Coat Large Section of Country;. Floods Claim Three Lives

China Reds Said Io Have Landed  Bea chhead Gai ned On Hai n Reported

Marine Offensive Blocks Advance Of Chinese Reds   24th Division Force Loses Heavily in Fighting Below Unsan

Leathernecks Push Chinese Reds 33 Miles   Yank Batalion Fights Way Out of Enemy Noose

2 Other Battalions Remain ‘solated By Enemy s Road Blocks   American Aggression Stabilizes Wavering Lines And Brings Optimistic Reports From Front.

Leathernecks Drive 3'2 Miles In Bloody Bout   Allies Stabilize Lines in Northwest Section of Korea

U.S. 8th Army Confirms 16.000 Chinese Commies Are Fighting in Korea

One Group Is Isolated In Wonsan Area   Chinese Reds Are Hurled Back By U. §. Offensive

ly  —OPTIMISTIC — Offensive Rea ‘Road Block      CHINESE FALL BACK 3%) MILES

2 ‘Lost’ Yank Forces Smash. Korean Trap   Allies Drive Toward Big Chosin Reservoir Neer Rovder

Drive Frees Two Lost Battalions   Allied Lines Stabilized In Northwest; Yanks  Hit at Reservoir.

Chinese Communists Hurled Back 3% Miles, Marines Attack Big Chosin Reservoir After Gracking Fierce Opposition .   ONE BATTALION OF MA#INES ISOLATED

U.S. Offensive Hurls Chinese Troops Back   Two Other Groups Still Isolated as Rie Battle Rages

Smash Forward — Nearly 3% Miles. In North Korea   Two, Of Four ‘Lost Battalions’ Are Freed By. Yanks; Marine Break Back Of Opposition In Fierce Battle; Peiping Communists Unloose Violent Propaganda Wave :

Yanks Drive On 2 Fronts Tn N. Korea   New Line Stable After Heavy Attach In Narthwedt

Red-Plagued Austria Gets. U.S. Support   Figl’s Plea Wins Promise By Webh Of Vienna Sieps

Brooks, Ramsey In Run-Off for  Lieut. Governor   ‘Humble and Very Grateful,’ Governor Says as Returns Come In: Caso March Announces He Will Seek Office Again

U. S. Soldiers Deny Part In Red-Backed Kidnap Ring   Dispute Confession That They Kidnaped  Men for Russians

Accused Soldiers Plead Not Guilty   Army Charges The Kidnapped For Rede

‘Men Staging Korea Airlift Think It's Larger Than Berlin Project

Pittsburgh Daily Papers Publishec   Pittsburghers Get Their Papers Again As Strike Ends

Meyers Denied Freedom Plea Tn High Comt   - Fermer Air Force Officer Contended Probe “Not Legal”

Banks Again Are Urged to Curb Loans  Reserve Board Points   Reserve Board Point: Out Danger of Causing Inflation.

Banks Are Urged To Reduce Loans  In Movement To Curb American Inflation

Federal Reserve Calls Upon Banks  To Reduce Loans   Board Makes Second Plea In Four Months To Fight Inflation

Up 5 Billion:   Bankers Asked to Hold Down Lending to Fioht Inflation

State's County GOP Leaders Prefer Dewey as Gubernatorial Candidate

JOHN R. NICHOLS RESIGNS AS INDIAN COMMISSIONER; TAKES 108 AS CHAPMAN'S ASSISTANT

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Judges Gather To Pronounce Sentence

The Greatest Story  Jesus Of Nazareth Led Before Judges; His Trial Opens

‘Confirmed Convincingly’ Evidence ‘Indicates Burial Of St. Peter Under Vatican

Uncover Archeological Evidence St. Peter Is Buried under Vatican Church

Evidence Found Supporting Belief That St. Peter Was Buried Under Rome Basilica

Evidenee of St. Peter's Burial Site Found In Lons-Hidden Grottoes

St. Peter Buried: Under Basilica?   New Evidence’ Seems. to Suppert. Idea

Archeologists Studying Findings; No Final » Word: le. Yet ‘Given

New F indings Back St. Peter  Vatican Burial   Catholics Claim Evidence From Long Fxeavatianc

10 Years Of Digging Evidence Indicates St. Peter Buried Under Famed Church

Vatican Reports Possible Grave Of Saint Peter   Workmen Find Unknown Grottoes Under Basilica

Evidence Found St. Peter Was Buried On Vatican Site  ‘Lonq-Hidden Grottoes Excavated

Excavations Back Catholic Belief St. Peter Buried Beneath Church

Oklahomans Ask  Vote Recounts   Democrat Candidates For Governor Both File Demand After Close Race

U.§. Won't Have Choice If Reds Overrun Europe   GOP Chief Declares Aiming Of Europe May Provoke Battle

Tatt Sees War lf Reds Strike   Only U..S. Choice Is Fight He Says

TAFT-OUTLINES. HIS VIEWS ON THE COLD WAR   Declares This Nation Would Ge To War If —Allies-Are-Attacked —

Raft From Baltic Full of Holes Like Itdad Been Shot At   New Evidence of Treach. ery Interests US - Investicators

Navy Examines New Find: for Privateer Link   Wreckage of Rubber Boat Discovered By Fishing Vessel

Navy Inspects Punctured and Burnt Float   Swedish State Police Officer Reports on Cendition of Craft

Bullet Holes Reported h In Second Raft  : May Have Belonged (ss Naval Plane ,

TNO RAFT IN BALTIC. WITH BULLET HOLES   Swedish Police Officer Says Second Raft Picked Up Thursday.

Sweden Reports a  Bullet-Hit Raft   Craft Found Near Where the Missing US Plane Is Said To Have Disappeared

HOLES REPORTED IN BALTIC RAFT   OFFICER QUOTED AS SAYING CRAFT APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN HIT BY BULLETS,

Life Raft May Have Been Hit By Bullets   Rubber Boat Was Picked Up 1, the Baltic

Bullet Holes Found in Raft   Swedish Policeman Tells of Baltic Find

BULLET HOLES IN LIFE RAFT   q  Believed To Have Been From Plane Russians Shot Down.

St. Louisan’s Managers Express Surprise 550 Absentee Ballots Were Issued There—Number Could Have Great Influence on Outcome of Senate Race — 101 Buchan County Absentees Voted for Hennings, 48 for Allison.  an

Shoots Man And Then Kills Self   Murder and Suicide Occur in Pittsburgh Tavern Early Today

Restrictions On Credits Lifted in Aree   Storm-Stricken May Get Loans For Damage Repair

Credit Loosened - In Storm District   Eastern Pennsylvania  Benefit By Move

Jacludes Local Area  Credit Curbs Lifted for Stricken 3-State Area

School Plan Bill Will Go To Assembly Early Today   Parallel Measures To Be Introduced In Both Houses

Reaction Almost Entirely Favorable   Only Road America Can Take To Win Arms Race With Russia

Most Of Law-Makers Join In Agreement That Bomb Is Necessary   Solons Are Ready To Approve F unds   Discussions Urged For Plan Of International Control

China Reds’ Propaganda  Talks of War   ‘Roar of Press, Radio Appears to Indicate Intervention in Korea

Chinese Reds Screaming As If They Plan Full-Scale Warfare  Communists Open Flood-Gates Of Propaganda   Communists Open Flood-Gates Of Propagands Which Sounds Like Build-Up For  Interventian In Knrea.

CHINESE PRESS  SOUNDS, PRELUDE  TO FULL WAR LETTERS TO EDITORS  DEMAND INTERVENTION IN KOREAN CONFLICT

Chinese Reds Use Propaganda.   Sounds As If They Plan to Intervene On Full-Scale in Korea

Sino Reds May Plan Full Scale Korean Drive   Propaganda Begins In China As New Danger Threatens

Blast of Chinese Red Propaganda Hints Qnen Intervention in Korea   Ominous Sounds Pouring From China Indicate Build-up for Full-Scale Opposition ta U.N. Forees: Hong Kona Sees Third War Near

‘American Imperialism’ Blamed for Stand; Hong Kong Sees  3rd World War

Propaganda of Chinese Reds  Is Ominous   Communists Blasting U.S. With Word WarMacArthur Advised to Await Developments

Red Propaganda Flood Under Way In Asia   Hong Kong Feeling Is That World Is ‘Only Step Away’ From World War Ill

Chinese Propaganda Indicates Commies Plan Full-Scale Intervention In Korea

RED CHINESE PROPAGANDA INCREASING   Broadcasts Sound Like Buildup for Full Scale Intervention in the North Korean War.   HONG KONG FEARS THIRD WORLD WAR   Chinese Want to Keep Power Plants; Charge America Replaces Japan as Aggressor.

Fear All-Out Help in Korean Battle Soon  Hong Kong Jittery Over World War III

‘Chinese Reds Open Propaganda Drive Whic! May Mean Full-Scale Intervention in Korea

Full-Scale’ Chinese Aid Is Threat —   Red Propaganda’ Against U.S. Has . Been Stepped Up; May Mean Bia War

Do Reds Want Buffer, Electricity or War?  China's Tough Talk Worries Hong Rong

Non-Red Areas in Asia Are Uneasy ee ey  China Reds Propaganda Hint: Full Intervention in Korea

Chinese Reds May Plan Full  Intervention   Radio and Newspapers in  _ China Hint They May  - Take Full Scale Part in Korean Conflict.

Lmurd World War Feared . ee eceementstsehanahsqmetensnstneesaeae-emesee  China Reds Seem Set For Conflict

Open Floodgates Of Propaganda  Chinese Reds Busy With Their Tactics

Hong Kong Fears 3s New  World War   Communists Open Propaganda Drive In Troubled East

Chinese Feeling Mounts   Propaganda by Reds Becomes More Severe . Arousing ears  Of Naon.Cammunistse

Reds In China Open Hoodgates Of Propaganda   May Be Buildup For Their Intervention In Korean Situation

Chinese Reds’ Propaganda Seen Buildup For Intervention In Korea   Feeling In Hong Kong Is That World Short Step Away From Third Great Wa

United Nations Forces Overwhelmed; Reds Roll Across Pyongyang’s Airfield; Red Korean Capital Again in Hands of Masters: Tide Turns

Midair Crash Kills 2 Pilots   Training Flights Enc Near Steubenville

TWO KILLED IN AIR COLLISION   National Guard Officer: Lose Lives In Ohio  Plane Crash

Civilian Defense Chief Named  Former Governor of Florida Gets Post

Bomb-Laden Ship Explodes Near Air Base  Two Are Missing; Gen. Travis Killed

TwoMissing, 60 Injured In Explosion  Blast Felt 30 Mile Awav When   Blast Felt 30 Miles Away When Big Plane Wrecks

Fire, Exploding Bombs Kill 17 As B-29 Crashes   Fairfield-Suisun Base Commander Gen. Travis Among Dead; 60 More Hurt as Big Craft Falls Near Trailer Camp. Sets Off Bombs and Gasoline

‘60 Injured As (ant b-29 ‘Falls, Explodes   Crash With Dozen 500-Pound Demolitior Bombs Only 150 Feet From Trailer Camp Where 200 Families Slept.

Just Misses Trailer Camp  60 Are Hurt  Gen. Travis Victim   Of Calif. Tragedy

Cargo of Bombs Aboard B-29 Set Off by Flames   Plane Wrecked Near Air Field Trailer Area At California Base; Delay in Blast Lets OND Sarvice Eamilies Flee Homes to Safety

17 ARE KILLED AND G0 HURT IN BOMBER CRASK   3-29 Narrowly Missed Fall. ing Into Congested  Trailer Area   EXPLOSION OF BOMBS FELT 39 MILES AWAY

Giant B-29 Crashes, Explodes Killing 17. Injuring 60 Others   Brig. Gen. Robert F. Travis, Commander of Air Base, Among Dead as Bomb-Laden Craft Destroyed Near Trailer Court in California

fl Killed, 2 Missing and 60 Hurt When Bomb Laden B-29 Crashes al CaliforniaBase: General s Dead

Half Of 50 Auto And Trailers Parked 150 Ft. Distant Are Shattered By Blast

C rash Of Bom: -Laden B-29 Kills Se“iinteen  2 Missing, 60 Injured Fit ais * Explosion  In Califarnia Near Arm “railer Camp

B-29 Crash Kills 1%, Injures 60   2 Missing as Explosion Sweeps Surrounding Residential Area

60 PERSONS INJURED Famed General Among !7 Known Dead in B-29 Crash

BOMB - LADEN B-29 EXPLODES NEAR AIR FIELD   Blast Comes After Big Craft Crashes Near  Base Living Area

Gen. Travis, Famed Hier, Among Dead   Falling Plane Just Misses Trailer Camp. Blast Felt 30 Miles

17 MEN KILLED, 60 MORE INJURED AS BOMB-LADEN PLANE CRASHES   Hereford Man Is a Survivor

Residents Of Trailer Camp Flee   Gen. Travis, Famed Flie: And Commander Of Base, Among Dead

At Least 17 Die as B-29 Plunges  At Air Base  60 Persons Hurt As Craft Burns And Explodes;  Ceneral Vietim

Many Injured In Crash Of Giant Bomb-Laden Plane That Burns And Explodes      Famed Flier Brig. Gen. Robert Travis, Commander Of Fairfield-Suisun Buse And Heavy Bomber Wine. Amone Victims

3 Teen Agers Shot In Battle With Officers   Colorado Trio Trying _ to Escape Capture by State Police

Lose Gun Battle With State Police   Three Teen-Agers, Wanted for Questioning, Wounded in Arkansas Escapade.

Three Teen-ngers  Lose Gun Buttle  Trio, One a Girl, Wounded by State  Police in Arkonsas

Truce Halts Phone Strike For 60 Days   Union Agrees . To Proposal Made by Truman

Phone Strike Is Postponed; Workers Agree to 60-Day Truce Proposal by Truman

Agree to Postpone Telephone Strike   Truman’s Two-Month  Truce Wins Assent

Union Agrees To Truce Asked By President   _Workers Told Walkout ‘Would Be Damaging tc The Public interest

PHONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED FOR 60 DAYS   Union Leaders Accep! Truce Called For By  President Truman

60-Day Phone Dispute Truce Period Agreed  Pre wre ee  Ear AAadintian AAat

‘PRONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Union Agrees to Call Off Walkout for 60 Days On Request by Truman

Phone Strike Is Postponed For 60 Days   Telegrams Are Sent by President Asking Delay in Walkout

BOTH SIDES AGREE TO NEGOTIATE: DURING 60-DAY PHONE TRUCE: DECISION 1S GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   Joseph A. Beirne, Union Head, Says His Organizatien Will Take One More Step in Continuing Effort To Preserve Industrial Peace

Truce Asreed [ pon by Both Concern, Union   Bargaining Continues In Dispute at Request Of President Truman

Both Sides Agree To Truce At Plea By the President   Hope for Some. Suitable Agreement In the Meantime

Nationwide CIO ’Phone Strike, Set For Friday, Postponed For 60 Days   Communication Workers Of America Agree To Two: Month Truce Proposal Made At 11th Hour By Truman; Company Accepts

Truman’s Request for Truce Granted — Both Sides Agree to Further Bargaining.     MEDIATION SERVICE   MEDIATION SERVICE OFFERS ASSISTANCE   Walkout Had Been Set for Friday —- President Said It Would Be a Blow to Publie Welfare.

Five Cases in Mercer ERT EMOTES ON KEE SURE PROSSER NNER ORIN, RANTES  Polio Spreading In Virginia Area

Airliner Hunted By Alp Skiers  Plane Believed Lost With 48 Aboard

AP Writer Scores Beat On Invasion   Story Later Ordered .. Killed-By, MacArthur Headquarters In Tokyc

Osteopaths May Use Drug:   Ruling is Made By Judge Blair Of Cole County

Osteopaths Win Court Test in Audrain County   Have Right to Use Drugs and Surgery In State, Judge Rules

74 Year Old Bride Says 83 Year Old Groom Was Ardent, Presistent Lover

Little Hope for Success Is Noticed   ICC Expected to Order New Rail Cut Wednesday

Panhandle Race Is In State Spotlight  400,000 Texans May Vote Tuesday

Committee Votes  Excise Tax Slash ,  House Group Approve Repeal of Levies on Manufacturers’ Items

TRIMMING BIG BILL DIFFICULT   Little Accomplished When Measure Reaches Amendment Stage

Bigger Spender Than George Earle, Kunkel Charges  Duff's Tenure Is Assailed as “Spendthrift” Administration

House Group Votes Slash In Exeise Levy Program   $75 Million Reduction Applying To Stoves, Waterheaters, Other Items Gets Committee Approval: Other Vote Would Give Tidelands Oil To States

15 Millions Cut in Excise Tax Voted   House Proposal to Affect Home Items

Wilbur Butler's . Condifion Critical  "No Visitors’ Sign Out; Bobby Hobbs’ Condition Reported Geod

Union Cancels Pact With GM: Strike Looms   Auto Industry Faces New Blow; Chrysler Workers Returning

15 Enter Derby But Not Theory   ‘Your Host Reported Lame After Workout

O'DANIEL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Forms Insurance Company with Family

Pappy. Sings Old Songs, But Won't Run Now “O'Danial UGILBS. Buss With Inc utan ce Bucinase: le Save’ 3

Truman Cracks At Propaganda  Hits Marine Corps In Letter To Congressman McDonough.

Truman Scores Marine Lobby   Propaganda Machine Is Almost Equal to Stalin‘’s, Charge

Marine Corps Propaganda Machine’ ‘Almost Equals Reds’. Savs Fruman 

Marines Hit By President   Likens Propaganda Of Marines To That Of Stalin's

 Quoted From Letter to Solon Marines’ Propaganda Machine Nearly Equalof Stalin’s--Truman

Truman Lashes Marine Corps  Savs Propaganda      Says Propagand: Rivals Stalin Efforts

Only a Police’ Force; Cant be  On Joint Staff   Sharply Criticizes Service in Letter to Rep. McDonough

President’s Remark Draws Marine Fire   Their Propaganda Setup, Says Truman, Is Almost ‘Equal to Stalin’s’

WALTHAM WATCH PLANT SHUT DOWS   RFG DENOUNCED BY UNION LEADERS FOR REFUSING IO EXTEND LOAN.

Century-Oid Watchmakinc Firm Quits   Blemes RFC For No  Advancing Money Cane Uiaebing FaRnE

—EEEEEEEEEEEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeewr  Say Paulding Polio Scare ls About Over

Monfana Democrats Rename All Officers, Pledge Support . To Truman's Administration

GUNFEREES AGREE ON DEFENSE BILL   However, Decide To Let House Decide Separately On Senate Provision

Defense Bill Direct Vote  Set In House   Agreement Reached . By Conferees, With 17 Billions Listed

Senate-House Group Agrees On Arms Bill   ‘Final Vote on $17 Billion Measure Ts Set Next Week

Hit Accord on S17 Million Arms Budg ot   That Amount for US and Her Allies Agreed on By Senate-House Group

Conferees For 17 Billion Defense Bill   To Build Up U. S. Military And Help Arm Her Allies

Conference Panel ‘Agrees On Big Defense Measure   Speedy Approva  Seen on Taxes

Launch Counter Offensive Near  Red-Held Seoul   Official Washington Awaits Report From Gen. MacArthur After His Visit To South Korea Fighting Front; Morale Of Invaded Land’s Troops High, Reporter Discloses

Peace Is Being Established Among Warring Religious Sect In Canada

STOCKS POUNDED . DOWN IN NEW YORK   Selling Swamps Market and Prices Plunge $1 to More Than $3 a Share. .

Truman Starts Setting Up 2-Party Policy  GOP Questions How   GOP Questions How Far President Will Go With It

HST Promises To Seek GOP Advice   To Promote 2?-Partv   To Promote 2-Party Foreign Policy

British Naval Intelligence Director Is Fired Upon  Admiral Chases Attackers for 9 Miles Before Losing Them im Landce Cuckhustu

Unknown Gunman Fires Shot at Britain's Director of Naval Intelligence

ATTEMPT ON ADMIRAL'S LIFE FAILS   Britain’s Naval intelli gence Leader Target of Would-be Assassin.

BRITISH ADMIRAL ATTACKEL       Shols Fired Naval Intelligence  Head, Fuchs Case

Two British . Officials Escape Assassination  Naval Intelligence .~   Naval Intelligence Director Pursues Gunmen Nine Miles.

Shots Fired At Head Of Naval Intellioence   Chase Unsuccessful And Attackers Make Good Escape

(unman Attack Fails To Injure Brilish Officia   See Act Of Pair Who Fired On Head Of Intelligence Unit Tied To A-Probe

Bullets Smash Windshield of Naval Intelligence Head‘s Car; Lord Moynihan Also Is Victim

Two Shots Fired Aish Navy Service Director ~ Officer Chases. His. “Attackers 9 Miles.

Bullets Fired At Spy Hunter   British Naval Officer Escapes Injury In London Attack

British Admiral Unhurt in Attack  Intelligence Chief Assassins’ Target

GUNMEN FIRE ON HIGH BRITISH DEFENSE CHIEF   Two Shots Drill Windshield of Naval Intelligence .Admiral’s Car.

Gunmen, Fite At Brifish Naval Chief   Head of Intelligence Service In Fuchs Case Is Taraet

Gunmen Miss Twice In Assassination Attempts   Britain’s Director Of Naval Intelligence And Chairman Of Country’s Liberal Party Fecane Bullets Fired From Autos.

British Chief Is  Target of Gunmen   Naval Intelligence Head Escapes Uninjured; Thuus Elude Chaser

Head of British Atomic Security Target of Shots   Admiral's Assailants Escape After Chase Through London

British Security Chief Gun Target  , ee ee ae Se ee ee ee J   Assassins Fail in Attempt on Life Of Key Fiqure in Fuchs Spy Arrest

In telligence ‘Head British Navy Shot At   * Unknown Gunmen Fire At Him Soon After Expose Of Confessions Of Klaus Fuchs

Official Of British Navy Is Fired On   Unknown Gunmen Escape After Shooting At Intelligence Man

SPEAKING OF VALENTINES...   Gunmen Fire Blast At British Officer

GUNMAN FIRES AT BRITISH OFFICIAL; MAKES ESCAPE   NAVAL INTELLIGENCE CHIEF UNINJURED BY ASSASSIN’S ATTEMPT

Gunmen Fire on British Officer   Naval Intelligence Chases, Loses Car

May Stump For Program   Truman Reported Considering Train Tour to Northwest

Truman Hints At Spring Tour  May Schedule Talks To Rescue Fair Deal

Truman May Try To Save Program   Considers Stumping Tour Aimed To Bring  Pressure On Congress

“TRUMAN EYES SPRING TRIP— Stumping Tour May Be  Plan To Save Program

Truman May Take ToStump InSpring Tour   President Likely To Bring Pressure  On Canorece

Fre-Adjournment imp Seen Likely PPR PPR PPP PLP PDP PLPPPP PEPE LPPLPL LPL LP PPL EPR LDD  TOUR OF “WHISTLE STOPS’ MAY BE MADE BY PRESIDENT

Truman Hints Stump Tour To Save Fair Deal Program   Journey to Put Voter Pressure on ' Congress Is Indicated for May

Truman May Try to Twist Screws on Congress With Shimping Tour in Spring

Stumping Tour fo Hit Conaress   Truman May Attempt to Rescue Fair Deal

TRUMAN PLANS POLITICAL TOUR   President Considers Northwestern Trip In Effort To fescue Ifis Legislative Program.

Troman Tour May Rescue His ‘Fair Deal   Stumping Trip Planne: To Salvage Program During This Congress

Truman May Fire Up His Campaign Train and Make Some Whistle Stops

President Talks Of Stumping Tom To Save Program   Would Aim At Bringing Voter Pressure On Congress.

Truman Weighs Stumping Tour For ‘Fair Deal   Considering Spring Trip to Northwest With ‘Whistle Trips’

Pravda Rejects Stassen Bid For Peace Talk With Stalin; Calls Note Trick

Pravda, Moscow Paper. Calls Offer Trick fox Self - Advertisement   Asserts Stassen  Plays ‘Dirty Game’   GOP Leader Making Election Maneuver to Proveke War, Claim

Pravda Calls Stassen’s Bid for Peace Talk With  Stalin.a Campaign Trick

Pravda Snubs Stassen’s Bid To See Stalin   Letter Asking Conference A ‘Self - Advertising Trick,’ It Says

\Stassen Peace Gesture [Branded by Soviet Press As’ Dirty .. Political .. Trick’

Russians Put Thur      ‘Stasseni’s ° Plan .Termed Absurd: By Communist. .~Newenaner

Russia Rejects Bid By Stassen for Talk With Premier Stalin  Official Red Paper Claims Move Is Only Self-Seeking Trick

Soviet Paper Rejects Stassen’s Peace Bid: Charaes Eledioneering Maneuver.

Pravda Blasts At Stassen Bid for Peace   Red Paper Ridicules Letter Asking for Meeting With Stalin

Stassen’ s Bid For Peace Talk Is Rejected   Called ‘Self-Seeking Self-Advertising Trick’ by Pravda

Pravda Rips into Stassen For 'Peace’ Plan  Communist Paner Calls Letter To Stalin 'Electionaarins'

EAST MEETS WEST IN BERLIN ZOO  Iron Curtain Shouldered Aside by Tons of Love

Extra! East-West Love Blooms  Berlin Zoo Features ‘Grandest’ Romance

Dewey Says Law © Abolishes Old Fear   Governor Sees Statute Aiding 6 Millions Within State

40 DIVISIONS IN EUROPE SLATED   French Minister Says That Many Planned By 1953

Anti-Russian Force Sef For German Area  Bees: “AST Cascnntes   France Wili Supply Half; Other Fronts To Be Strenathened

Plan for 40 Divisions in Europeby‘53   France Will Provide One Half of Ground Units in West Army

Atlantic Pact Nations Set Goal At 40 Divisions In West Europe By 1953, Says French Spokesman

Treaty Nations Plan 40 Divisions  French Minister Discloses Goal

40 Divisions to Guard Western Front by 195 3. French Defense ChiefSays

‘United States Is Lucky Never To Have Been Occupied’'— Pact Nations Plan 40-Division Euronean Force By 1953

Says Allies to Have 40 Divisions On Europe’s Western Front by 1953

Senator Calls on Administration fo Make Attempt   President Says He Has in Mind Peace Mission to Russia

Smith Suggests Agreement Way   Sees Meeting Of Truman and Stalin  As Possible Answer

‘Cold War’ Peace Talk Advocated   Sen. Smith Calls On Officials To Use Every Avenue For Soviet Peace

New Jersey Solon Urges Full Effort   Possible Meeting O£ Truman, Stalin Among Sugvestions

18 ‘Yanks Found Shot To Death; Gls ‘Expect Reds To Keep No Prisoners

Burning Gasoline Used oit Prisoners   Eighty Korean Political Prisoners Slain by Retreat: ina Communists

SOAKED WITH GASOLINE “80 Korean Prisoners  Burned to Death by Reds

MILITARY AID CLAUSE MARKS NEW ALLIANCE   Japan Aggression’ Curb Announced In Moscow

Another Suit Filedin 24 Auto Collision   Independence Couple Ask Damages Now Totaling $87,000

NEW PLAN FOR THIRD CLASS CITIES URGED   Council-Manager System Would Take Local Government Out of Politics.

City Ma hager Plan Backed By Sittler   Mayor Says Moat Of Opposition Comes From Politicians

Communists Purge Six Top Officials In German Regime  Propaganda Chief, Gerhard Eisler May Be Reds Next Victim

Purge Announced In East Germany   Gerhard Eisler Seen As Possible Victim

PRESIDENT CONFIDENT OF SUPPORT IN REJECTING HOOVER PLAN  HST Reaffirms Anti-Red Policy

Truman Firm On Rejection Of Hooverism   President Says Nation Favors His Stand;  Congress to Get New Taxation Plans; ao Lt peed Jan 4

O’Conor Woulc Name Russia As Aggressor  Would Also Use Veto Power To Keep Red China Out Of U.N.

Raid Nerve Center Of Gambling Sei-Up  St. Lowia Strike Finds Vast Lot of Popers  ag mk. me... ek... LK

24-Hour Air Alert Urged By Military   Vigilance, Quick Retaliation Seen Best A-Defense

3 Hospitals ‘Will Reopen   Armed Services Plan te Take Care of Wounded Returning From Korea,

Price Supports For Fish Asked  Washington Solons Introducing Measurt

President Sees U.S. Air Might  New Attack Weapons Are Shown At Ealin

State Accidents Take Six Lives   Noblesville Man, 46, Falls 80 Feet: Trucker Dies at Bloomington.

Six Killed Over Indiana In 24 Hours   Majority of the Fatalities in State Are Due to Traific Accidents

NAVY UNWRAPS PLANES, SHIPS   Mothball Sea and Air Fleets To Be Reactivated For Wartime Service.

Planes, Ships De-mothballed   U.S. Starts Drowing on Stored Fleets of Escorts, Cargo Ships, Superforts

Cocoons Coming Off Planes, Ships  Officials Say Bombers And Carriers to Come  Out of **Mothballs”’

Pea to Golf Ball-Size Hail Peppers City, Lake Area   AS YOU LIKE IT

Legion Opens Ohio Convention  May Change System Of Electing Officers

Bonner Moves fo Safeguard State Water Rights, Names Renne To-Yellowstone Compact Group-

Important Meeting Of British Cabinet   Australian Prime Ministe: Attends. Sessions With Defense Chiefs.

Up in World   Lewis Wins Big  Concessions to Halt Walkout   Only Few Legal Details Remain to Be Worked Out; New Contract to Run to July 1, 1952; Shelving Seizure Plans.

Peace Pact Gives Huge Concessions To Lewis’ Union   Legal Draft Of Contract To Be Drawn Up And Signed Today Or Sunday By Northern, Steel And Western Operators; South Looks On

But Southern Operators Still  Holding Back   Peace Pact Granting Sweeping Concessions To Lewis Agreed Upon In Principal; Signs Point To Immediate End Of Nationwide Strike

Southern merry Are Believed Set To Bow:To UMW         Lewis Reportedly Wins 70 Cent ‘Daily Pay Hike, Welfare Boost : From Nation’s Major Operators

Lewis Granted Concessions  By Operators.   Congressional Leaders To Shelve Truman’s Seizure Power Request In View Of Break In Mine SiriLe

Understanding Reached With Producers Of ‘Tonnage Preponderance,’ Joint Group Meets Today to Settle Contract Details; Southern Operators Still Holding Out

Long Walkout By UMW Held Virtually Over   Congress Ready To Shelve Truman’s Request For Seizure Power; Report 70-Cent Daily Pay Hike, Royalty Boost Provided

Nationwide Strike Is Virtually Over; Miners Get Raise   New Contract, Likely to Be Signed Today, Will Run Until July 1, 1952; Congress Heads Set to Drop Truman's Request for Seizure

Southern Operators Are Still Holding Out But Are Expected To Fall In Line; President Seeks Seizure Power

Concessions Are Made. To Lewis By Owners   Contract Terms Are Agreed on  In Principle by Most Operators

Two Trainmen Die  In New York Crash  Express. Hits Freight- Car _ Door; 14 Persons

Jobless Figures ‘Hit 8-Year High   Census Bureau Discloses Unemployment Now 4,480,000—Highest Since September, 1941

Unemployment Reaches Peak  Sinee Prewar   Seven Per Cent Idle; Layoffs Fewer Than in 74°

Unemployment Soars As Job Openings Fall Over Nation Sharply During Past Month

Number of Job Openings Across The U. S. Drops  Unemployment Set Ag 4 £40fR AAR

Nation’s Jobless Hits 4.4 Million   Job Openings Drop 1 ,609, 000 During, “Month of January

UNEMPLOYED’S RANKS FILLING   4,480,000 Without Work a: Jobless Totals Approach Prewor Years

Unemployment In U. S. Shows Big Increase   Highest Since Sept. Of 1941; Reasons Outlined by Sawver

Unemployment in Nation Reaches Hiahest Since ‘41   1,180,000 Jobless, Seven of Every 100 Workers Are Idle

Unemployment Hits 4,480,000, Top Since 41   Bad Weather Factor in Cutting Construction Work

Unemployment Highest Since Peak Of 1941   Over 4,480,000 Out Of Jobs; Commerce Sec. Sawyer Says Condition ts Seasonal

JOBLESS LIST SEEN CLIMBING   Unemployment Now Highest Since September of 1941, Says Report

Second Infantry from United States Rushed to Front with Tanks fo Brace Shrinking Line

Bad Beating  Given U.S., ‘General Says   Fighting All His Life But Never Took Nine Losses In A Raw Refore

CASUALTIES FAIRLY HEAVY  US Officer Chokes With Rage After Nine Lickings In Row

Hal Boyle Tells of Yank Withdrawal   General Chokes With Rage as He Describes Loss of Chinju

The War On Disease  [Electrical Blockade Used  Against Invading Viruses

Electricity Is Believed Block Against Virus   Unique Treatment « Studied To Combat  Pe fra Lan PA Pal

Drizzle Falls In 3 States   500 Families Are Driven By Floods From Dwellings

MEMPHIS LEFT WITHOUT HEAT BY IGE STORM   Floods and Freezing Rains Fall in Sections of 4 States.

Russia Again Blasts UN’s  Korean Plan   Political Committee Near A Vote on Resolution And a Rival Proposal

NATIONS NEAR DECISION ON KOREAN PLAN   Vishinsky Again Attacks Program, Says It Protects U.S. Interests.

Envoy Blasts Peace Plan   Vishinsky Repeats Charge Jt Will Keep Americans in Korea

VISHINSKY HITS WEST PLAN FOR KOREAN PEACE   United Nations Drive For Showdown Vote On &Nation Proposal

Vishinsky Again Blasts 8-Nation Peace Proposal  Pe ie a ee 1s   Designed to Continue Korean Occupation?

Vishinsky Again Raps Peace Plan   Perpetuates U.S. Reigr in Korea, He Asserts

UN Proposal To Aid Korea  Nearing Vote   Vishinsky Again Attacks Peace Plan Sponsored By Eight Nations

Russia's Attack On Korean Peace Setup Continues  Victory for West Indicated Despite Dispute in U.N.

besserae Again Blasts 8-Nation Plan for Korean Peace, Rebuilding

Korean Plan ‘Occupation  Scheme of U.S.   Purpose to Secure Amer: iean Monopolies, Vish insky Tells UN

‘OUR BOB’ RE-ENTERS POLITICS Rey nolds To O p pose  Sen. Frank Graham

Floods Recede After Taking Terrific Toll   Nine Dead, $23 Millio Damage in. Nevada and California

Damages Are Estimated At $23,000,000 Flood Peril In Nevada And California Believed Ai End

Subsiding Water Marks End Of. Floods In West   Emergency State Not To Be Terminated - Danger Exists From Bulging Flood Dikes

TO OPEN VOTE DRIVE   Frank Carlson Will Make Kickof! Speech at Junction City

Farm Tour Itinerary Announced   Outstanding Agricultura Centers Of County Will Be Visited By An nual Motorcacle.

MOTHER WORRIED  Smiling March of Dimes Poster Girl Leaves Austin

Rampaging MoLeod River Nearly Isolates Town of Cadomin in Al-herta, Canada — Three Bridges,  .. Railroad Span. and 7 Homes ‘“Pinetroayerd.

GOP, Democrats Battle Anti-Red Controls Rider   Republicans Say Now; Opposition Wants ), Postponement

Senators Scrap On Anti-Red Bill  Demos Balk At GOP Afftempt To Call Tune

DEMOCRATS SET TO DRAW HOME SECURITY RULES   Party's Leaders In Sen_ate Balk At Letting Republicans Decide What Bill Will Be  Chosen.

 Congressional Wrangie  Democrats Determined To Make  Decision On Which Bill To Call

Anti-Red Bill Stirs Wrangle   Republicans Insist On “Calling Tune’

# Parties Clamor For Subversives Bill Choice; ‘Mobilization Bill Up For Vote On Monday

Party Leaders Split Over Anti-Red Bill  Democrats Balk at Letting GOP  Dictate Leaiclatinn Far Sennte

Subversive Bil Leads fo New Senate Fight   Home Mobilization Rider Planned By Republicans

ANTI-RED BILL VOTE ASSURED   BUT PARTIES ARGUE WHICH WILL DECIDE ON BILL TO CALL UP

Solons Bicker Over Which Anti-Communis! Measure Will Be Placed Before Senate

SENATORS RACE TO GET CREDIT FOR RED CURBS   Myers Says GOP Won't Be Allowed To Dictate Security Measure

Harpers Ferry Park Revived   Rep. Staggers To Pus}! Movement For National Park Nearhy.

Park Plan For F erry Is Revived   West Virginia House Member Arranges For Conference; Maryland Would Be Affected

Russia Believed To Be Seeking Separate Treaty   Replaces Four Military Executives With Civil jan Commissioners

Forts Smash Ammo Plant   Bombers Score Hits On Nitrogen Company In North Korean Raid

B-29’s Smash Top Gun Site In N. Korea   ‘Most Successful Raid’ Of Air War Reportedly Levels Arms Plant

B-29 Supertoris Smash Munitions Plant at Konan   Approximately 40 Huge Bombers Drop Bombs on What Was Largest Chemical Plant in Far East

U. $. Bombers Blast Korean Arms Plant   Most Successtul Raid of War ‘By B-29 Superforts

Dedicate Hall at Ceremonies in Narka Saturday   Denton Memorial Building Will Be Presented To City during Program   'To Hear Speakers   Dance Will Be Part of Evening Celebration Planned for Saturday

‘Insane Blackout Will Be Defense Of Girl Accused Of Mercy Slaying   Carol Ann Paight Listens As State Witnesses Tes tify To Events And Statements That Followed Fatal Shooting Of Father.

Doctor To Be Heard In Mercy Slaying Case.  Girl Charged With Killing Father Hears Accusers

DOCT A WITNESS FOR — MERCY SLAYER   Defense Plans To Cell Physician To Testify for Corol Ann Paight

Mercy Death Trial Moves Slowly Ahead   Doctor Who Said Man Incurably II! Slated To Be Star Witness  In Girl’s Trial

Democrats Will Open Drive In Easton Friday  First State-Wide Offe: sive To Be Launched Betdead le Pastan

Probers Urge Spy Crackdown   Embassies ‘Foeal Point, ieee (eau, Mave

Group Asks. For Control Of Embassy Spy Actions  House Committee Advises Tighter Espionage Check —

Crackdown on Embassies — Proposed by House Spyhunters   Un-American Activities (Committee Says They Are Focal Points for Commie Espionage

Group Would Direct Action At Embassies   Group Calls For Blows At Espionage And Propaganda Centers; Would Tighten Spying, Treason Laws

House Group Cites Strict Laws Needed   Crackdown Proposed On Focal Points Of Red Spying In U. S.

South Koreans Appeal For Help   Long Recess Held As Bait For Tax Cuts

Prompt Passage Of Excise Tax Cuts Bill Means Congress Recess Over Holidays

Congress To Face Up To Tax Cut Bill   Long Weekend Is Bait; Other Issues Confront Tawmakers

Tax Bill Faces House This Week  Speedy Action Would Bring Holiday Recess

House Sneeds Up Work For July 4 Recess  Ten-Day Vacation Held Out As Bait

Rev. L. B. Trone Leads Armistice Commemoration   Alpha Chi Installs Officers and Initiates New Members

There Are Many Unsung War Heroes— The U.S. Hospital Ship Repose Is Certainly One

Work of U. S. Hospital Ship Renose Is Gallant Chanter of Korean Wor  Wh SRW UWL ona

American Artillery Picks Off Fanatics Attempting To Cross   Front Line Reports State There Has Been No Break Through Yankee Lines At River.

Dye, Dump Souds, Orde: By Brannan   Potatoes Must Not Ba Sold Far Feod For Human Eating

Brannan Orders ‘Dumping’ of Potato Surplus, Slashes Price Supports

To Sell Dyed Spuds Back  To Producers  Price Is Cent Per 100 Pounds

Government Starts To Dump Potatoes   Lucas Demands. Removal Of Price Supports For ‘Spud Growers

BRANNAN STARTS “DUMPING” SPUDS   ’  ‘POTATOES TO BE SOLD BACK   TO FARMER AT1CENT PER HUNDRED POUNDS.

‘Sick Feeling in Pit of Stomach’ Prompted Act   Young Man Tells How He Started Fire Which killed Nine

BiG-TIME CRIME LINKED TO VAST RING   Senate Probers Learn Narcotics Group Is Active

Testimony Links Huge Narcotics Ring To Most of Big-Time U. S. Crime

Russian Threat Spurs Plans To Rearm Germany   ‘Big Three Powers Split on Extent Of Actual Program

Allies To Expand Defense Force:   Policy Chiefs To Discuss German Rearmament

Big 3 Meets To Map West Europe Defense  Arming of Germany's  Military Units Is  Bie Deaklam

Russian Threat Spurs Big Three   Foreign Ministers Are at Odds over  Rearmina Germany

Western Big Three Foreign Ministers Meet to Chart Defense Expansion

Big 3. Ministers Chart Expansion Of Defense Units   Major Problem lnvoly ing Acming Germans Seen, Troned Out At Parless

DELAY COMES AT TRUMAN'S INTERVENTION   President Asks Continuation of  “Present Wages  and Working Vonditions While Fresh Attempt Js Made to Promote General ottlement.

MORE SHOWERS FORECAST TODAY Brilliant Lightning Backdrops Scattered South Plains Rains

eS eae Sa eee eee FU eee     Search For Atomic Minerals Promises Gigantic Industry Dwarting Similar Operations

No Compromise Acheson Replies   Tells Nehru That ‘Red Conditions. en Unidcantahle

NO COMPROMISE WITH INVADERS IS U.S, ANSWER   Secretary Of State Announces American Policy In Connec tion With Hints For  Peace Talks.

Acheson Says ‘No’ to Nehru   War, Not U. N. Seat,: Revarded as Crux

Acheson's Note Delivered  U. S. Turns Down Nehru’s Peace Advance

U.S. Refuses Compromise Agreement  On Korea; Nehru Replies To Acheson

US. Refuses Appeasement Jn Nehru Note  Said To Turn Down Preposal That China Rede @oerllTI N Gon:

U. S. To Stand Firm On Policy In Korean War   No Compromise With Red Aggression, _Acheson Tells Nehru

U.S. STANDS FIRM GN NO COMPROMISE   Acheson Retuses Nehru On Red China In U.N. As Preliminary Peace Step

U, S. STANDING PAT ON KOREA, SAYS ACHESON   Secretary Tells Nehru Wi Will Not Compromise On Korea Policy

KUNKEL oAYS DUFF MAY BOLT PARTY TF HE LOSES   Says Governor Refused To Answer This Question   ASKED BY REPORTERS

a ES See BONEN SUE  Police Arrested Garage Mechanic : in Wichita Last Night

HELD FOR QUESTIONING  Police Arrested Garage Mechanic in Wichita Last Night

Candidate For Senate Hurls Queries At Opponent In Speech At Harrisburg —Hints Duff Settled Legal Obligations At 13 Cents.On Dollar — Repeats -Challenae To Discuss Issues _

Can't Stop   , Russians Could Hamper Council In “Other Trouble Spots

VETO BY RUSS WILL NOT HALT U.N. IN KOREA   Western Powers Plan To Appeal To Assembly If Necessary.

Soviet Veto Will Not Stop UN War Effort   Security Council Will Recess Negotiations Until Next Tuesday

Soviet Veto Cannot Halt UN In Korea   Could Frustrate Any Council: Move In Red. Incidents Elsewhere

Ponder Russian Move Delegates Say Soviet Veto Cant Stop UN War Effort in Korea

ONLY FEAR 3 DUTBREAK AT ANOTHER SPOT   Council Still Waiting to Find Out Malik’s Reason  fare Ratornina

Veto By Soviet Called No Block To War Effort  POT  ak Daten eae S, Sean   Council Frustration Declared Possible VF eFieht Soreads

Russian Veto Can't Halt UN. War Effort  Canld Ralk Council   Could Balk Council On New Outbreak

RUSSIA CANT BLOCK KOREAN ACTION IN UN   Soviets Could Interfere, However, If Trouble Starts Elsewhere  4

Russian Veto ‘Will Not Divert UN War Effort   Delegates Say Act Might Frustrate Council If Communists Should Start Trouble Elsewhere

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   Future Prices Hit All-Time Hich Of 44 Cents on N. Y. Exchange

ACHESON ASKS CONTINUATION OF KOREAN AID   Urges House Reverse Defeat Of $60 Million  Economic Program -

ACHESON URGES HOUSE REVERSE KOREAN AID BAN   Discussion On China Is Held With Press And Public Excluded

Communists’ Mine Field at Wonsan Larger, More Effective Than Any Seen in Last War in Pacific

President Signs New S17 Billion Bill For Defense   Funds To Speed Arming Of America And Allies

Defense Bill Given Final O. K.  »>Ry Truman   Provides More Than $17 Billion to Speed Rearming of America and Its Friends; Big Slice for 5,333 New Warplanes.

Truman Signs Defense Fund Bill Into Law   Over 17 Billions To Be Used To Arm U. S. And Ite Friends

President Signs 17 Billion Dollar Defense-Aid Bill   Big Slice Will Go For 5.333 Planes

Truman Signs  Defense Bill   Rearmament Measure Aims To Block Communism

Truman Signs Bill To Rush Rearming AgainstRedMoves  $17 Billion Set For Defense; Foreien Arms Get Big Share

Armament Bill Signed By Truman  $17 Billion To Go To Help Friends  Pee a a a ee

President Signs Bill to Speed Up Rearming of U. S.   Measure Provides Fund Of} $17 Billion for Arming  America and Allies

Legion Concerts Will Open Monday   Local Band to Present Six Programs During Summer Months in Shel

“WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?”  EUROPE HAS ONLY 5 NATIONS WHICH WESTERN MILITARY STRATEGISTS FEEL - WOULD PUT UP A “DO OR DIE” FIGHI      In Case of Attack of Russia, It Is Believed Great Britain urkey, Yugoslavia, Greece and Spain Would Make Determined Effort To Stem Tide

1At County Fairgrounds —  Western Horse Show to Highlight 4-H Fair

At County Fairgrounds — ee bel bleh Td  Western Horse Show to Highlight 4-H Fair

Red Empire Break Seen By Hoffman   ECA Chief Says Collapse Likely .o Take Place In His Lite-Time

SLAVS POINT WAY, HOFFMAN SAYS  ECA Chief Says Red Empire Facac Threat Of Break-Up

Both Praise Governor’: Administration In Announcements   TICKET COMPLETED FOR PRIMARY RACE

‘Lots of Good Americans to Be Avenged’ Reds Suicide Advance Described

Thousands of Korean Reds Reported Slain As Suicidal Attacks Sweep Over Gi Lines

Senate to Vote Monday on Bill  For Controls  Economic Powers   Economic Powers for Meeting War Emergency Urged

RATION, WAGE CEILING VOTE SET MONDAY   Standby Authority For President  Planned

Final Vote May Be Monday On Big Cash Bill   Rayburn Mad About Mixing In Affairs Of Ireland In Bill

Await Reply From Obstinate Board   Montana Draft Officials Still Haven’t Resigned — ‘Permission to Kick?’

To Vote on Huge Stock  Operation   Stockholders of AT&T To Decide on Billion Dollar Expansion Plan   POSES QUESTION

Gigantic Plan In Financing  my A.T. and T.  a   Vote to be Taken On Billion Capital Stock Increase

foxhole Frank Surprised By Commu nique   More Fighting Will Be Necessary Before City Is Free of Sniper:

Senate Group Votes to Probe Prices of Gas   Committee Ballot Is Unanimous, Now Fund Sought For Finance

Gasoline Price Hikes FBI ue For Investigation De y Senate Committee Qn   FBI Director Denies Delay On Amerasia

PRICE OF GAS ~ JOBEPROBED   Senate to Spotlight Recent Increases

Solons Vote for Gasoline Price Probe   Judiciary Committee Wants to Investigate Price Increase Wave

Red River Drops But Big Area Still in Danger   While Floods Trouble East North Dakota, Dust Storms Hit West

) Rivers Recede In North Dakota; -_ Dust Storms Bring New Threat

PRESIDENT AND 875 REPORTERS MIX AT PARTY   Truman Presents Clapper Award to Newsman for  Washington Stories

Arrival By Attlee To Conter   Prime Minister of Great Britain to be In Discussion on Korean Policy

‘ Arrives in Cold Wind Prime Minister Attlee to Talk With Truman -on War Threat

British Prime Minister Here ITo Discuss Plans To Avert [Threat of a Global Conflict

“Will Uphold The  Rieht.’  Briton Sa vs   Purpose of Meeting 1tTo Align  Americar And) British Policies

Pres. Truman, Attlee . Ready to Start Talks   Top-Level Conferences on Grave World  ~ Situation Open at Washington at 4  o'Clock Following Arrival of British Prime Minister by Plane,   SEEK AGREEMENT IN.-CRISIS

Attlee, President Start Talks Today   ‘British, U. S. Leaders Set Ahead Hour: for Discussion of World Crisis

Truman and Attlee Begin Historic Conference on World Crisis   Pravda Accuses  HST of ‘Hysteria’

No Immediate Auto Bureau Transfer Seen   Governor Says Agency Should Be Operated By State Department Of Revenue—Later

10 HOOSIERS DIE IN ACCIDENTS   Dean Dukes of Purdue and Wife Among Victims of Traffic.

ll ‘State Residents Are Dead Tn Weekend Traffic Crashes   Purdue Dean And Wife Are Among Accident Victims

No Last Minute Forecast   Made Today by  James Kirkpatrick Campaign Manager Better Roads Group

“Gas” Tax Hike Up To Voters In Missouri   Heavy Referendum Vote Expected On Four-Cent Levy

Belfer Roads Law, Up to People Now, Gets Mixed Welcome   Some Places in State Have Heavy Vote. Others Ballot Slowly.

Acheson Faces Hostile Queries On Agreements   Searching Probe Is Promised by Watchdog Group

Acheson To Report On  Meeting   Wants More U. S. Troops In Furone

Acheson to Bare Pact Arms Plan   Will Join Truman In Rejecting Hoover Advice; Sees Europe As Vital to U. S.

ACHESON FACED BY MOUNTING GOP CRITICISM   Secretary of State to oy to Congress and Nation on Hopes for Peace.

Scot Miners Cheat Death; 118 Rescued  Diggers Reach Top After 2 Long Days In Shaft; 10 Dead

116 Survivors Exit Pithead  136 Were Caught At Bottom Of Cave-In

Last Survivors Rescued From Mine Cave-In  116 Men Saved After Being Trapped 2 Days

116 Crawl to Safety   iO Srawi to odrery  Last Mine Survivors Rescued

Russia Spurns U.S. Protest, Says Again Plane Involved Was B-29  i ;

Soviet Claims Downed Plane Was Superfort   Protest’ From U. S. Rejected And ‘Claim For Indemnity Denied

— ‘ABSURD’ — Original Charges Repeated   NOTE SAYS B-29 FIRED FIRST

US Protest Is Rejected By Russians   American Note Sent Back With Every Point in It Rejected by the Soviets   US DEMANDS ‘ABSURD’   Reds Claim Plane Involved Was a B-29, Armed and In Russian Territory

Soviet. Rejects U. S. Demands i in. Piane Incident, Reverses Blame.

American Note Claims Only Mil tary Plane In Air In Balt Area At Time Was Unarme Privateer   SAYS U. S. PLANE PIRE DISAPPEARE

Insist Plane Fired At Was B-29 On ‘legal Actions’  Vinson Calls It   Vinson Calls It ‘Dastardly Act Of Aaaression’

Won’t Even Consider U. S. Demand for Compensation in Loss of Ten Crewmen.  RUSS LABEL U. S. - PEBEMANDS ‘ABSURD’

U.S. Is Accused Of Violating Accepted Rules   Soviets Warn Other Airplanes Will Become Targets

Reds Reject U. S. Demands In Case  Of Missing Plane   Russia Repeats Orders To Shoot Down Any Resisting Planes Over Red Territory; Maintain Craft in Clash Was B-29

Soviets Repeat ‘B-29” Craft Fired First   Say All American Demands -Are -‘Clearly Absurd’

Soviets Insist Plane Involved  Not Privateer   Washington Accused Of Trying to Cover Up Illegal Actions— Air Force Stands Pat

U.S. PROTEST   Insist American Plane Was B-29; Warns Others Will Be Attacked.

Deny American Contention Ship Was Not Armed   Note Savs Plane Was Attempting To Photograph Defense Installations; Deny Compensation

US. Lying Russians Declare   American Plane Note Absurb, Moscow Asserts

Soviet Acewses America ofr ‘Covering Up Ileg Spy Actions’ —   Refused In Answer   Russians ‘Can Not Consider’ Reparations For Lives Of Missing Airmen

Vishinsky Calls Note  ‘Absurd’   Insists U.S. Plane   ‘Insists U. S.-Plane ‘Not a Navy Craft But B-29 Bomber

Russia Orders Pilots. to Sheot Down ‘Invaders’   Rejects Insolently Ans US Claim Over Recent Attack

‘Aircraft Involved Was a B-29 Say Russians Who State That Washington Trying to Cover Up

Russia Spurns Protest, Insists B-29 Involved   AIR FORCE STICKS TO ITS STATEMENT

Sharp Note Charges Coverup   Russia Insists Plane Shot Down Over Latviz Was B-29 Attempting To Photo Red Defense:

Moscow Rejects U.S. Plane Rote, Says It Was B29   Demand For Payment Also Turned Down In Russian Statement

Demand For Compensation Is “Absurb’   Say Soviets In Brusque Reply To American Protest

Says U. S. 'B-29 Plane Fired First   Charges Fight Took Place Over Latvia

Insist Plane in Baltic Incident Was Big Bomber  U.S. Trying to Cover Up Wleaal Actions

Airmen Told To Shoot Down Resisting Planes   Demands For Compensation For Missing Navy Plane And Crew OF 10°  Moscow Note Describes As “Absurd’” U.S,

Recent American Protest Note Is Rejected by Reds   Russia Insists U. S. Must Take Blame For Baltic Incident

Russia Orders Red Airmen to Down All Planes Caught Over Soviet Aron

Soviet Rejects U.S. Protest On Every Point   Red Government States Any Resisting Planes Are to Be Shot Down

Moscow Rejects U. S. Protest on Plane Incident .  Asserts Plane Was a B-29  And Rir. on Cawine Conht

Soviet Rejects U.S. Protests or Downed Plane   Says Her Airmen Ordered to Shoot "Straying’ Craft

MOSCOW INSISTS BOMBER FIRED ON SOVIET FIGHTERS   Kremlin Refuses Demands For Indemnities In BAoltic Incideal

RUSSIA REJECTS AMERICAN CLAIM   Soviet Declares U. S. Plane Involved In Shooting Was Flying Fortress — Protest Denied.

Russia Replies to U. S. Notes. But Insists on Its Version Of What Happened April 11

Moscow Repeats Orders To Shoot Down Any Resisting Airplane Caught Over Russian Territory

Russia Insists Plane Downed Was Bomber   Moscow Repeats Charge Shots Were Fired At Red Craft

Russians Speed Cold War Drive: Accuse Powers   Territory of Trieste Subject of Charges by Soviet Today;  Demand New Rule.

REDS REJECT U. S. PROTEST OVER PLANE   Moscow Insists a B-29 Violated Frontier and Fired First at Russian Fighter Planes.   INDEMNITY DEMAND IS TURNED DOWN   Vishinsky Claims U.S. Was Trying to Photograph Soviet Defenses; Threatens to Shoot Others.

U. 5. Demand Is Rejected   Russia Insists Plane Was Bomber, That It Fired At Fighters First

Moscow Insists American Plane Fired First in Baltic Incident; Claims Soviet Territory Violated

REDS REJECT U.S. NOTE ON NAVY PLANE  Moscow Insists That Craft Involved Was a B99 Synar- Rar.

Reds Contend i" S. Areral   U.S.S.R, Refuses To Compensete For Lose Of Shin

Claims Attempt To Take Photos   Rejects American Demand For Compensation For Loss Of Craft Fired At By Soviet Planes In Baltic Seq April 8

Sovict Claims ‘B-29° Refused Warning to Follow, and Fired on Pursvers      May Happen Again   Russians Won't Accept Protests or Guarantee Safety in Baltie

Anory Senator Wants To Sever All Relations  Charges U. S. B-29 Fired First Repeated In Soviet Statement

Russia Insists U.S. Plane ‘Lost Near Latvia Was B-29   Moscow Rejects American Stotement

Russia Turns Down  U.S. Note on Plane  Refuses to Consider Demands, Repeats ‘Tresnase? Warning

Insist Craft Was B-29, Refuse to Consider Bid [legal Acts’ of Crew   Call U. S. Demands ‘Clearly Absurd’   Note Warns Any Other Planes Will Also Be Fired On By Soviets

Soviets Again Charge American Craft Fired First   Insist Bomber Was B-29, Not Privateer

RUSSIA REJECTS DEMAND   Note Is Handed To U. §. Ambassador Kirk at Moscow

NGAIN. CLAIM B23 BOMBER BEGAN AT TAGK   Reply to Protest Broadcas by Moscow Insists Plane Not Privateer.

Compensation Claims Held ‘Clearly Absurd’   Russia Warns Planes Will F ‘ire On Any Craft Violatine Rarderc

Says Plane Fired At Was B.29   Russia Also Claims  U. S. Plane Fired At Red Planes First; Note Handed Kirk

U.S. Note Rejected By Moscow   Vishinsky’s Reply Insists American Craft Was B-29; Won’  Pav For VLoce

Again Charge B-29 Involved In Air Incident   Label American Demands Absurd In Bristling Reply

Nation Is Accused Of  Violation   Protest Over Baltic Plane Incident Is Denounced By Reds

Charges B-29, Photographing Soviet Defenses, Fired First; Terms Claim On Compensation For Privateer, Crew ‘Clearly Absurd’

Soviet Russia Makes Reply To Demand Of U.S.   Refuses To Accept Any Responsibility In Plane Shooting

Russia Insists Plane Was B-29  Rejects U.S. Reply  In Baltic Incident

Red Area Violated, Is Charge   Responsibility for Loss of Craft on U.S., Contention

Russ Reject U.S. Baltic Plane Note   Declare American. Objection ’Absurd;’ Secretary Acheson Discounts War Talk

America Accused of Trying to Cover Up Illegal Actions of Its Subordinates

Strange Coalition ring Against     rats  Northern Democ  And Republicans Joir  Taaether in Hanea

Electoral Plan Change Faces House Stymie   Northern Democrats, GOF Teaming te Oppose Amendment

Northern Democrats Join Republicans Against Electoral Coliege Amendment

Quake, Giant Tidal Wave  Hit Amboina   Area Scene of Moluccan Revolt Aaainst Indonesia

Violent Quake, Tidal Wave Hits Indonesia Island  Ambaina Appeals For Assistance; Heavy Casualties Feared

Great Damage Reported In Coastal Villages: Casualties May Be Heavy

Giant Tidal Wave Hits Amboina Isle  Indonesian Revolt  Center Asks Help.

Tidal Wave Batters Indonesian Island After Earthauakes   Help Asked But Extent of the Damage Is Not Known

: —APPEALS FOR HELP  Pacific Island Hit B y Tidal Wave And Quakes

AMBOINA REPORTS BiG TIDAL WAVE   APPEAL FOR RED CROSS AID AFTER VIOLENT QUAKE

REPORT TIDAL WAVE 656 FEET HIGH IN INDIES   Gigantic Wave and Earthquake Hit Amboina, Rebellion Center.

Amboina Hit by Big Tidal Wave   656 Feet High Wall of Water Lashes Isle

Rebel Indonesi< sland Battered By Tidal Wave  Mountainous Sea Rolls   Mountainous Sea Rolls After Earthquake Snreads Destruction

Probe Picket's Death at Mine, Trucker is Held   Rams Road Block At Union Mine Near Flushing, O.

—TRUCK DRIVER IS HELD— .  Lausche Orders Patrol” Of Area After Accident

Miner Killed At Roadblock In Eastern Ohio  Governor Orders Gan, Ritalin Te   Governor Orders State Patrolmen To Keep Roads Clear

Chicago Sun-Times Series —~  Tell McCarthy’ s Battle for Nazis Who Shot Down [Americans At Malmedy

How McCarthy Earned His‘Two-Job Joe’ Title Is Revealed By Reporter

Star Reporter Studie: McCarthy Record, Finds He Is the ‘Plunger Type’

New Heir to British Throne Will Fare Just Like Neighbor Kids, He'll Wear Old Clothes

VITAL BALLOT NEARING House Favor Is Growing For Exeess Profits Tax

KKKKKS BOSTON DRIVER FINDS  HIS AUTO HOOKED UP Th NAIVER.L ESS CAR

300,000 Pilgrims Will View Pope  Bells Herald Dawn of Easter In Rome

Easter Rites Are Observed At Vatican ©   Thousands of The Faithful  Jam Rome

Dozen Injured in Train Collision  Froight ond Passenger Collids Head on

Belgium to Raise Arms Expenditure  Heeds Atlantic Pact Defense Obligations

18 ARE KILLED IN ILLINOIS WEEKEND TRAFFIC MISHAPS   18-YEAR COUSINS BORN ON SAME DAY AMONG THOSE DEAD

Temperatures   _Taylor’s Order Comes After Rail And Truck Slowdown Ordered by Soviets: Commandant Cancels Trip

Russians Renewing Blockade   Berlin-Bound Trucks Halted; Action Is Retaliation Move

Guards Turn Back Some Trucks, Slowdown Rail System In Some Areas   Soviet Gesture Towards Block: ade Regarded As Answer To Seizure Of Rai! Office.

BERLIN BUILDING ORDERED TURNED BACK TO RUSSIANS   German Police Seizure Had  Caused Soviet Hints OF  Bti..., Ble-L wala

U.S. to Vacate  Soviet Building   Offige Rooms Not Worth Threat of New Blockade, Says Taylor, After Restrictions Put on Rail Traffic

Super Highway Rlacker Ac Aa ne  WEWCINw Tt FE  Mule, Dog Wander Toward Home

MAN, DOU, MULE THE UP TRAFFIC   HIGH-SPEED NEW dERSE} HIGHWAY EXPERIENCES WORST JAM IN HISTORY,

UNIONTOUN CTPIEKR EXmMe   Hyndman’s , Phone Oper ator  Will Receive Hero’s Honors

Stayed On Job Heroic Telephone Operator To Be Honored At. Bedford

Artillery Of U.S. Opens Barrage   Swarms Of Jets And Rockets Attack Enemy Lines As Biggest Battle Looms

Three Columns Concentrated Near Yonadong  U.S. Artillery, Planes Blast at North Korean Troops

FINDS ENEMY REORGANIZING AT YONGDONG   Reds Aim Massive Force At Center of American Lines Trying For Decisive Breakthrough   MOPE TANKS SMASHED

CRASH IN ALPS COST LIVES OF 59. CANADIANS   Chartered Plane Carried Pilgrims Who Visited Rame

McCARTHY QUIZ SEEMS CLOSED   Senator and Committee Swap Blasts—Echoes Will Linger Long.

3 FARM DEATHS © MYSTIFY POLICE   Man in Drunken Stupor Is Being Questioned

Police Quiz Man Found Near Shanty   2 Notes Uncovered By Officials; One Written In Russian

Prime Target Of Suwon Now InRed Hands  American Troops Are Reported To   Chiang’s Ships Repulse Reds

‘PEARL HARBOR DAY, 1950  For Many, It Is Like Watching Movie Already Seen

‘actly Nine Years Ago Japs Invaded Pearl Harbor As Envoys Were re Talking Peace — Situation Now Like Re-Run of An Old Mevie   Here Talking Peace -

Events of Today Very Similar to Those Back in ‘41   (See page 20 for Pearl Harbor feature.)

earl Harbor Da :  Life For Many Americans Like Movie They Saw 9 Years Aao

HEAVY COMMUNIST DEMANDS SEEN  HST, Attlee Await Chinese Red Reply

SCARCITY OF FOOD, LOOTING ARE REPORTED   Latest Survey Shows That Death Toll Has Climbed Swiftly Toward 200-Mark.

Worst:Storm In 37. Years Hits Nation: 183 Persons Killed      National Guard Patrals Clevelond

BELL ‘PHONE STRIKE LOOMS   U. Ss. -Wide Walkout by. clo Threatened if Fira FaiisTo Meet Pact Demands 

National Phone Strike Threat Made by Union   Wage Increase, 35 Hour Week Among Demands On Ball] Swarani

€.C. CLINIC HELD HERE FRIDAY   Sixty-Five Children Examined — Eleven Were lew Cases.

Truman Says Cooperation 'From Russia Only Bar To Atomic Bamb Control

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith Edited by Norman Vincent Peale

Charles Hutfig Elected Democratic Chairman in Display of Party Unity   Hennings’ Choice Immediately Appoints Nac As Head of Organizational Committee; GOF Pieke William Rvere os State lLeqder

Hutfig Heads Democratic , Committee   St. Louisan Is Hennings Choice For State ‘Post

Charles M. Huttig ls Named Chairman by State Democrats   ‘Mrs. Hoover, Laclede, Withdraws as Candidate - for Vice-Chalemon.

BOAT CRASH CAUSES A $3,000,000 FIRE   Port of New Orleans Endangered After Tughboat and Tanker Coltide.

$3-MILLION DAMAGE FOLLOWS COLLISION    Tuo Mississippi River Boats Crash  At New Orleans, Starting ; Snectacular Blare

New State Tax Possible for Roads, Schools   Lausche Claims Revenue Will No Meet Demands

Guard Units Get Call To Service   Cut Short Training At Gap; 30-Day Perioc Of Waiting Set

State Division,  3 Others ToGo On Active Duty   Area Units Will Return Here This Weekend 30-Day Period Is Granted Men To Settle  Affairs Prior To Training in Indiana

Reds Prepare Chusan Islands Invasion Force  Warships To Lead Attack: Is Vital   Warships To Lead Attack; Is Vitali Step To Formosa

Big fens Indochina      _ Drive Aimed At Red Communications Hui ln Theinaquyen Area

Gas Tax Increase Swamped By Three to One Majority   More Than 600,000 Votes Cost in Election; Proposition Carries in Only 33 Counties as Cities Roll up Huge Opposition Margins

Refuse Gas Tax Increase for 6th Time Since 1938   Missourians Turn Dewn Governor's. Plea

Admits Beating Tot For Not Taking Milk   Woman, 22, Undergoes New Heart Operation

Navy Hunts Mystery Sub  Flier Reports Craft . Seen Off California

OFF CALIFORNIA COAST : Navy Searches Pacific For Unidentified Sub

DESTROYER HUNTS FOR MYSTERY SUB   Underseas Craft Reported Off California

Destroyer Hunts For Mystery Sub  Spot U-Boat 5 Miles * Off California Coast

Navy Hunting Mystery Sub Off California   Planes Join Search For Craft Reported Five Miles Offshore

Mystery Sub In Pacific Hunted   Reported Off Coast Of California

SHIP SEARCHING FOR SUB SEEN BY NAVY PILOT   Destroyer Moves Along Pacific Coast After Mystery Craft Is Reported

Destroyer, Planes Hunt Sub Reported Seen Near California   Nevy Takes Mose Serious View When Navy Pilot Tolls Of Seeing Sub Some Time After Fisherman Reports Ons

Navy Submarine is Still Prowling Pacific In Search for Mystery Submarine Today

Navy Continues Search For ‘Mystery Sub’  Pilot Reports Seeing Stranae Submarine   Pilot Reports Seeing Strange Submarine Off West Coast

Republican  Fails in Try for  Both Nominations Almost Doubles Vote of President's  Son in the Two Primaries, However; Douglas vs. Nixon far Senate.

Roosevelt Faces Tough Fight with Warren in Fall  Wins Democratic Nomination But laac in Total

SON OF F. D.R. IN HARD FIGHT   Two-Party Vote Far Be hind Goy. Warren's In California

Roosevelt. And Warren Win Party Nominations  To Be Opposing Candidates in Fall For Governorship  TT gn 4¢e

GETS CHANCE. FOR ‘GOVERNORSHIP Primary Figures Show Tough November Job For Roosevelt

Roosevelt Will Battle  Warren For California  Governorship In Fall

Demos Name FDR’s Son In Coast Bid   Opposes Gov. Warren On Fall Ballot; Douglas, Nixon Win

South Koreans Kill 500. Take  145 Prisoners   Communist Thrust Is Launched As Southern Forces Deploved Last

NORTH KOREANS PENETRATE LINE NORTH OF TAEGU   2,000 Red Troops With 14 Tanks Hit South  Korean Division   OTHER ENEMY DRIVES REPULSED BY YANKS

North Koreans Also Open New Drive On Masan; Small Enemy Penetrations Made

New Assaults Are Aimed At Taegu, Masan  Invader Forces Push   Invader Forces Push Off In Hail Of U. S. Bombs And Rockets  RiIILLETIN

BUY, f0, ADMITS HE WRECKED TRAM   SAYS HE GOT IDEA FROM MOVIF THRILLER — ONE KILLED, 12 INJURED.

Gotham Bus Spills Before Big Knife  12-Inch Biade Gets Swift Action By Ail

12-Inch Knife Is Enough to Scare Anybody  Man Spreads Terror in Times Square Area

Compromise Made On Gl Allotments  Part Of Money From En listed Men, Rest From Uncle Sam

‘Three Hour Conference Yesterd® Described As “Hopeful”; Ea  Side Offers To “Give A Litth   UNION STANDS PAT ON MONEY BENEFT!

Phone Exchanges Will Switch Soon To Dial System  [Toa Make Changeover   To Make Changeover Saturday, Nov. 4 In New Building

Phone Exchanges Will Switch Soon To Dial System   To Make Changeover Saturday, Nov. 4 In New Building

Officials Claim War Effort Is Being Slowed  Court’s Order To Halt Walkout At Once Is lanored —

Rail Strike Is Spreading To Top Terminals   Post Office Mighi Call Part Embargce On Christmas Mail

Rail Workers Ignore Order To Halt Strike  Crippling Walkout Spreads From Chicago To Washington Today

Despite Court Order, Rail Strike Spreads   Walkout Menaces Holiday Mail Delivery, Hinders The Korean War Effort   ARMY PLEA IGNORED

’ ° “4 @ Railroad Strike ¢ ripples C hicago-W: ashington Run:  ‘Athens Not Yet ‘Affected

Court Order Fails To Halt Rail Strike   Partial Embargo On Parcel Post Studied; Army Says Walkout Hurts War Effort

Rail Strike May Curiail Parcel Post   Postoffice Ponders Move as Christmas Mail Peak Neared

Rail: Strike Spreads to Key Points   Walkout Ties Up Freight, Passenger and Mail Service 

Parcel Post Ban Studiea   Partial Embargo May be Necessary in View of Spreading Railroac Strike.

Government Talking Possibility Of Partial Embargo on Parcel Post Because of Strike  Railway Walkouts at Strategic = Centers Are Crippling Mails

Rail Strike is Spreading Despite Order fo Refurn   Strikers Defy U. S. Court Order To End Walkout

Union Shun: Army Plea, Court Ban   Partial Embargo On Parcel Post Now Considered

. —WASHINGTON, ST. LOUIS HIT— Rail Walkout S preads Despite Federal Order

Warning Goes To Rail Union   Army Threatens Contemp’ Action Unless Wildcat Strike is Ended.

Men Ignore Army Plea, Court Order   Walk-Out Ties Up Freight ) And Passenger Service  At Key Terminals; Mail  Schedules-Also Hit

Consider Partial Embargo On Mailings As Railroad Workers’ Strike Spreads

Tie-Up Widens Despife Plea By U.S. Army   Brotherhood Head: Ignore Order by Federal Judae

WORKERS IGNORE COURT ACTION, PLEA BY ARMY   PARTIAL EMBARGO ON PARCEL POST BEING CONSIDERED

Wildcat Rail Tie Spreads:   Workers Ignore Army Plea to End Walkout; Freight, Mail Piles Up Union Seems Powerles

Crippling Rail Tieup Spreads Across Nation  Army Seeks Court ae oe) i a . 

Freight Piles Up In Stations Due To Strike   Yardworkers’ Join Walkout in Several Cities; Christmas Mail and War Effort Thisrunted.

Crippling Rail Tie-Up Spreads To Washington   Strike Grows in Spite of Court Order to End Chicaagc Walkout

Many Key Points Hit by Rail Strike Army Plea, Court Order Fail To Halt Spread of Walk-Out   Both Passenger and Freight. Trains Through City Proceed on Schedule, But: Movement Of Freight May Be Affected, Says Green

Post Office Considers Embargo On Parcel —_ Would Affect Christmas Mailing; Court Order Defied

Citations For Contempt Are Threatened   Passenger, Freight Service Restricted By Walkout

RAILROAD STRIKE TO OTHER POINT!   Radiating From Chicago, Tieup Threatens Korea,  Holiday Mailing   IGNORE COURT ORDEF

Passenger Service I Cut on Eight Lines — Running Into  Washington

Rail Strike Spreads Its Tentacles   Yord Workers Ignore Anny Plec, Court Order; Freight and Meil Tie Up

Army Threatens Contempt Actior   Rail Brotherhood May Feel Contempt Move in Walkout

Strike Spreads Widely in Spite of Injunction Handed Down for Work to Resume

Officials Claim War Effort Is Being Slowed  Court’s Order To Halt Walkout At © Pacmn le lee muned

Rail Strike in Chicago Spreads fo Other Cities   Passenger, Freight and Mail Service Impaired: Threaten Contempt Action

Federal Court Defied As Walkout Of Railroad Yardmen Spreads To East 

Freight, Mail Bans  Seen Near   Ignore Court Order; Local Exnbargo Set

Freight, Some Passenger, Mail Service Are Hit  Strike Goes onin Snite of Court Ordo!

Korea War Materials Snarled Up   Contempt of Court Action Considered  By Army Officials

Rail Strike Spreads to Key Points   Service Snarled Despite Court, Army Orders

Army Threatens Contempt Action Against Trainmer   Walkout Affects Defense Effort; Hits Steel Blast Furnaces

Crippling Rail Strike Spreads To Other Cities   Freight and Some Passenger and Mail Service Tied Up Despite Army Plea and Federal Court Order—Postoffice Department Considers Partial Embargo on Parcel Post Packages

Contempt Action Planned by Army Against Trainmen   SUYUMELIOE PEREREEEAYE Yule Parcel Post Embargo Weighed;  Yardc Paralvzed

Crippling Rail Strike Spreads To Washington  Federal Court Order: End of Walkout In Chicago Yards

Radiating From Chicago Tieup Threatens Korea,  Holiday Mailing   IGNORE. COURT ORDEF

Rail Strike Ties  Up Midwest Area Christmas Parcel Embargo  RRP AeA

Trainmen Ignore Court Directive To Halt Walkout   Chicage Yards Strike  Spread to Washington Army Says War Effort Being Hampered

Railroad Strikes Disrupt Traffic In Other Cities   Trains From South Are By-Passing Washineton VYardc

Postoffice Considers Bar On Parcel Post 13 Walk-Out Keeps Uy   Embargo Would Hit Yule Gift:   Washington, Baltimore. St. Louis Affected: Ignore Court Orde:

Trainmen Fail To Work in Big Freight Centers   Union Says Its Wildcats’ Want Pay Issue Settled

Union Leaders Assert Strike ‘Unauthorized   Army Threatens to Act; Freight, Passenger Service Affected

Striking Rail== Employes Face Contempt Move   Yard Walkout Hits St. Louis, Capital; War Effort Said Hurt

Sudden Railroad Workers Strike Ties-Up Mail-Express   10,000 Walkout at Chicago Yards

End to Railroad Strike is Sought   Union Chiefs Hint Chicago Rail Strike May Soon Spread

Tie-up Called Serious Curb on War Effort   Walkout Spreading as Men Defy Army and Federa] Court

ARMY WARNS RAIL UNION ON STRIKE   Threatens Contempt Move Unless Walkout Ends :”

Rail Strike Spreads; Court Ban lynored   Postoffice Dept, Considers Partial Parcel Post Embargo

Court Action Threatened Bv U.S. Army   Hint Embargo on Parcel Post Mail

Rail Strike Spreads Despite Court Order   Partial Embargo on Parcel Post Mail Under Consideration

Rail Strike Spreads to Washington   Yardworkers at Union Terminal! Fail to Report for Work

Railroad Strike Spreads Despite Pleas, Orders   Effects Snowball As Strikers Ignore Court Ruling

Crippling Rail Strike Spreads To Washington  Fesenger Service In ut Of Capital Canta aile

Court Edict Issued Against Rail Strike   Chicago Workers Seek to Beat Freeze on Wages

PLANE PASSENGERS COWED BY VETERAN   Heid. 26 Aboard At Gunpeint For   Nearly Half An Hour Over poe Catifornia

City Council Authorizes Call for Bids on Storm Sewer   BUY MORE FIRE HOSE

MAY COVER DRAIN IN CENTRAL PARK   City Council Authorizes Call for Bids on Storm  wer   BUY MORE FIRE HOSE

45 Union Officers To Appear in Court To Answer Charges Of Contempt For Rail Strike

i Talks Stepped Up Negotiators Have Hopes For  Early Settlement In Dispute

Rail Dispute May Be Settled  Post Office Pushes Parcel Post Delivery

Rail Agreement Hopes Brighten  White House Presses for Early Settlement

Hope Raised for Early End Of Long Rail Wage Dispute   ‘Most Workmen Report; .Few Are Still ‘Sick’

Hope for Early Settlement of Railroad Wage Dispute; Workmen “Sick” at Toledo

Progress Made In Rail Dispute, Says Steelman   Negotiations Held Until Past Midnight In Settlement Attempt

RAIL WORKER PACT SOUGHT   Hope Rises For Early Settlement With Four Operating Unions

Hope Is Rising For Rail Peace   Negotiations Pace Stepped Up Under  Steelman’s Orders

Hope for Karly End to Rail Wage Dispute   Isolated Stoppages Still Continue After Plea By President To Arbitrate

RAILROAD WAGE DISPUTE TALKED   Lines And Unions Pressed For Settlement As Switchmen Go Back To Work-~ Mail Goes Through.

HOPE RISING FOR SETTLEMENT OF RAIL CONTROVERS)      Predict Gov’t Request For Voluntary Freezing Of All Prices And Wages

Hone Rises for Setflement of Railway Dispute   Pace of Negotiations Stepped Up; Report ‘Some Proaress’

Hope Rises for Settlement of Rail Dispute   100 Yardmen ‘Too Sick’ To Report To Work in Toledo

White House Keeps Railway Parley Going   Little Progress Made In Talks Continued Well Past Midnight

Hope Is Seen For Settlement Of Rail Dispute   13,000 More Workers Enter Fight to End Xmas Mail Jam

Railroad Peace Efforts Pressed By White House  Steelman Steps Up Washington Talks  On Bitter Iecues

Hopes. Rising On Agreement In Rail Wages   ; White House ‘Pushes Unions, Managenient - To Settle Dispiite *

U.S. ACTION KEEPS RAIL TALK GOING   Effort Made To Solve Dispute On Wages, Hour:

Hopes Rise For Settlement Of Dispute  Between Nation’s Railroads And Unions

P. O. Strives to   Believes: All Yule Packages Can Be Delivered in Time: Hope Rises for Early Railway Settlement

HOPE SEEN FOR SETTLEMENT OF RAIL DEADLOCK   Early - Morning Negotiations Result In Report Of Some Progress

Hope Rises for Settlement of Rail Issue Soon  Groups Are Urged  Ee Mama th Tarme

Negotiations In Rail Dispute Continued  All-Night Session Held At White

Hopes Rise’ for Settlement RR  7 Rameatnpenrra i ng re rita women rma toh graetons tampa acre  Wade Dispute

CONTINUE SEARCE FOR RAIL PEACE   REPORT PROGRESS IN CONFERENCE TO END YARDMEN’S DISPUTE

Hopes to End Rail Dispute   White House Presses Roads and Unions for Settlement of Issues Involved.

SEEK END 10 RAIL DISPUTE   ‘Some Progress’ Reported With Third Meeting Set For Today

Hope Risés for Early Settlement OF Railroad Dispute But 100 Yardmen Fail to Report Today

Hope Rises Fo Early Pact In Rail Dispute   Long Bargaining Session Reported As *Productive’

Hope High For Settlement Of Ral Strike   White House Presses Both Sides For End of Dispute

CIVIL DEFENSE WILL, HEAD LIST INLEGISLATURE      Proposed Laws Have Priority For 1951  State Session

WILL GRANT WIDE POWER TO OFFICIALS   City Manager Plan Also Scheduled For  T mle ladtan Akins:

8 Are Homeless After Gas Blast  House Is Ruined   House Is Ruined By Big Explosion

U.S. China Envoy Safe   Douglas S. MacKiernan Reported on Way to India Across Himalayas .

DIPLOMAT SAFE IN CHINA FLIGHT   Reds Accuse U.S. Consul Of Spying

U.S. Diplomat Safe on Flight Out of China   Feeble Radid Message Picked Up From Man Accused. by the Reds

Skipper of Vessel Offers Apology for Failing to See Distress Signs

State Department Calls For Dissolving Of East German Police Force Immediately, Saying It Has ‘Character Of An Army’—Creation Of 50,000-Man Organization Termed Violation Of Five Pacts Signed By  Soviet Union—France Also Protests

U.S PROTESTS SOVIET ‘ARMY’   Demand Russians Dissolve Their East Germany Police Force

U. S. Demands Russ Dissolve German Army   Note to Moscow Cites Violation Of 5 Aqreements

Disarm ‘Police,’  U.S. Tells Soviet  Charen Klnteh Aeriuicac Rueeinne   Stern Note Accuses Russians OF Violating 4-Power Aareemen’

Sharp Note Says Police Body Is Military Force  - Charge East Zone Group -0650,000 In: Violation. Of Five Agreements.

America Charges Soviet Building Military Force   Violating Agreements on Demilitarizing Reich, Accusation

State Department Note Demands Reds Dissolve East Zone Police Force

Note Is Sent To Russians   State Department Says East German Police Force Has “The Character Of _ An Army”; Claims Agreements Violated

East German Force Listed AsRed Armv   France Also Senda Protest Ta Moscow As Pact Violation

Claims Unit ls. Threat to Peace   French Protest _ Attempt to Break 4.Power Treaty

Claims East German Group Has ‘Character Of An Army’   French Send Note Accusing Soviets Of Breaking Four-Power Pact On Demilitarizing Germany.

Note Declares Soviet Police Really ‘Army’   State Department Says Move Violation Of 5 Agreements

Note Demands ‘Police Force’  Be Dissolved   Russians Accused of Violating Agreements By Training Methods In Eastern Germany

—RED POLICE— U.S. Claims Agreements  Are Violated  Has Character Of  Army, Is Charge

Speeay Action By Legislature Said Required   Joint Session Of Sofons Addressed By State’« Chief

Joint Session Hears Texas.Governor   Legislators Urged To. Erase Label Of "Worst" State Buildings [In U.S&-

Three Killed in Train Collision   75 Others Hurt in Accident in (llinols

Fire Prevention Week Gets Off To Good Start   Dallas Chief to Speak Here Wednesday

SEVEN ESCAPE BURNING BUILDING  Five Oklahoma Children Perish When Fire Sweeps Small Home

Latched Door Bars Mother From Babies   ‘Wemen Lights Stove And Goes fcr Water While Blaze Starts

Dealer Chief Assails Aut 0 Buying Curbs   Installment Terms Drase _ tie, Premature, Haller . Tells Reserve Board i.

Auto Credit Curb Protested  Dealer Association Chief Scores Order

Retailers Protest New Credit Curbs As: Most-Drastic. Ever. Put On Public

PROTESTS FORESEE DEPRESSION  Opposition To Drastic New Controls On Credit Growinc

UESTIONS, BE YOUR OWN EXPERT  Status Of Campaign — ‘Confused’   ANSWER SOME

Observers of Ohio Politics Unwilling to Predict Qutcome — Edge, If Any, Being Given to Republican, Sex. Robert A, Taft amd Democratic . Gov. Frank J. Lausche.

PRESSURE ON FOR PASSAGE OF DRAFT BILL  Foreign Arms Beit to e      Foreign Arms Bill Is in Committee

Salain Has New Idea On ‘Kickoff   Democratic Chairman Calls Meetings For . Campaign Strategy

UNARMED MAN ROBS THEATER   Holdup Suspéct Nabbed By Alert Officers. Hour Later: Got $120

Uses ThumbTo Get $120 AtBox Office   Watervliet Police Nab Negro ‘Gunman As He Hitehes Ride

Remade French Cabinet Given Approval Vote   Premier Bidault'’« New Regime Unpopular;: Policies Not Changed

FAIRLESS HINTS AT SHORT STEEL SUPPLY FOR CAR   Mounting Military Demands, He Says, May Force Cut in Sales to Automobile Makers.   LESS FOR OTHER CIVILIAN PRODUCTS   Head of Giant Concern Be lieves Government May Be-in Market Soon for  12,000,000 Tous.

Civilian Use of Steel May Be Cut   Fairless Predicts Military Demands to Jump

Federal Reserve Tightens Credit  President Approve: Controls Measure

Limitations Tightened  Under New Control Bill  BY. . ee COT   Down Payments Of at Least Third, 21-Month Time Required on Cars

Wartime Power Measure. Stoned          Tighter Credit Terms On Items mobiles. To. Home Repairs: Go ‘Inte. ~ Effect September 18: ~~:

Action Follows  Signing Of Bill  By President New Curbs To Go  Into Effect By Sentember 18th

Tighter Credit Terms to Start Sept. 18   New Curbs Orderec After Truman Signs Controls Bill

Home Repairs And Autc Sales Are Hit Hardest   Down Payments Go Up, Time Limits Cut: Further Belt-Tightening Expected

TIGRTER CREDIT TERMS ORDERED BY GOVERNMEN]   Curbs On Time-Payment Buying Go Into Effect September 18   ONE-THIRD DOWN ON AUTO PURCHASES

Articles Kange From Autos to  Home Repairs  Bank Board Acts After President Signs Measure

CREDIT CURB IS INVOKED BY NEW BILL   President Truman Puts Signature on Controls Measure

Tighter Credit Terms Ordered ‘On Many Items   Action Quickly Follows Signing of Controls Bill by President; Further Belt-Tichtening Stens Comina.

Plan Covers Cars, Home Alterations  New Curb On Time   New Curb On Time Buying Effective On September 18

To Tighten Terms On Many Items      Orders Issued After Signing Of Control Bill

URBS CLAMPED ON CREDIT TERMS EXTENDED BUYERS   eserve Board Acts to Re strict Instaliment Purchases After Truman Signs Controls Bills.   WN PAYMENTS WILL BE LARGER   t Least One-Third Required on Automobiles With 21Month Limit to Complete Payment.

Credit Limitations Ordered as Trumar  Signs Control Bill   New Curbs on Time-Payment Buying on Items Ranging from Cars to Home Repairs Will Go Into Effect Sept. 18; Further Steps Likely

Key G. 0. P. Senators Back Legislation To Extend Social Security

[Republican Senators Back Measure Extending ‘Social Security Program

Key GOP Senators Backing Expansion Of Social Security   Would Include 10 Million More, Increase Benefits

GOP Senators Back Extending Social Security Program   Virtually Assures Passage of Measure Affecting 10,000.000 More Americans.

GOP Backs A Broader  Security   Passage of Measure Now Seen as Virtually Sure  With GOP Agreement ONE STEP IN CHANGE   Bill New up for Action Spreads Program to Ten Million More Citizens

Education Association Postpones $50 Million Proposal  Fund Request Delayed   Dodged Reds 77 Days

$35 Millior Asked. for Schools.   ISEA Announces State “Aid Plan

lowa Teachers Put Off Drive for More School Aid   Wiil Ask State Funds to Permit $35 Million Aid

BINAGGIO CONFERS WITH GOV. SMITE   Executive Says He Does Not Know What Brought K. C. Democratic Leader to Capital.

Gasoline Tax Bill Denounced as Shakedown, Wins ‘2 Big Boosts’   St. Louisan Says Proposal Would Drain — Thousands From City With No Return; ~ Baptist. Group, Solon Urge Support of Plon

President Warns Russians Not To Misjudge Might  Shp. EL We: EP.   We Shall Have to Give Up Many Things Here At Home He Save

Truman Tells Nation of Aims. Hopes in rF Fight  sees   Soviet Union Warned Against Misjudging: American Power

No General War Unless Communist Imperialism Drags In Other Armies   President Warns Russia Against Any Misjudging Of American Power; Says Invasion By Red Koreans At Peak

U.S. to Boost Armed Forces  To 3 Million   President Bluntly Warns Russia Not to Make Axis Mistake

Gives Severe Indictment of Russia for Failure to Keep Promises; Will Speak to Nation on Sacrifices Soon.

President Savagely  Indicts Soviet Tactics  Tells Home Front, In Radio Address, Mare Sarcrificee Will Re Needed

President Truman Declares Un.ited States Wants NoPart Of Asia, But Does Want A Free Asia

Warns Russ Not To Miseonstrue  Nation’s Might   More Work, Sacrifice Needed at Home; Firm Base Held in Korea

PRESIDENT SAYS RUSSIA HAS WAR KEY   Soviet Nation Is Told Not to Mistake Might of America

President Confident Of Victory  In Korea   Warns Russia Not To Misjudge American Might; Plans 9nd: Talk

Cautions U. §. Should Not Be Underestimated   Stresses Peace Aims Of United Nations; Predicts Victory

Truman Warns Reds Not To Misjudge American Might; Gives War Aims

Truman Tells Plans for Doubling Forces   Korean Invasion ‘Has Reached Peak,’ President Declares in Report to Nation

Gives Russ Warning Not to Misjudge U.S Power; Says Korean Invasion ‘at Peak’

President Indicts Russia in World-Wide Broadcast -and Warns Moscow Not to Misjudge America’s Strength—Discloses 75,000.Troops Have Been Sent to Korea— Reviews U. S. Hopes for Peace.

President in Savage Indictment of Moscow, Gives Assurances There'll Be No General War Unless Communists Drag in New Armies

TRUMAN ISSUES BLUNT WARNING TO AGGRESSORS   President Says 75,000 Yanks Now Fighting  In Korea   ADVISES CHINA TO KEEP OUT OF WAR

Don’t Misjudge Might of U.S. Russia Warned  Invasion Rea: ches Peal Nag ate Cant dan   Invasion Reaches Peal With Chiefs Confident President Declares

Reds Warned Not To Test U.S. Strength   President’s Broadcast Sets Goal At Three Million Men, With More To Come; Will Talk Again Next Week

Reds Warned About ‘Might’ Of U. S. Army   No General War Seen Unless Reds Drag Other Nations Into Fighting

tnemy Loses 3,30U Troops In Battle   Slight Gains On Both Sides Claimed; U.S. Troops From Okinawa In Battle

Positions Regained By American Troons   Clear Skies Give Promise Of Heavy U.S. Air Support Today — Reds Throw Nine Divisions At Two American fimise

FULL PROGRAM FOR ARMED FORCES DAY   Week of Activities Sched. uled for Lawrence  and k. U.   TO START ON MAY U3

ARMED FORCES DAY   Week of Activities Scheduled for Lawrence and K. U.   TO START ON MAY 15

LOCAL INTEREST LAGS IN PRIMARY   Most of Activity Past Weel Has Been Filing for Com mittee Posts

LAGS IN PRIMARY   Most of Activity Past Week Has Been Filing for Com mittee Posts   DEADLINE IS JUNE 2¢

COUNTY CHAIRMEN   Democrat and Republicar Precinct Committeemen to Meet Soon

Two Suspects Held In Van Buren, Ark., For Questioning In Slaying Of Baby Sitter

Approval Sure Despite Hint 0:  Truman Veto   Measure One OF The Most Sweeping Ever To Go Before Congress

Strauss Leaves AEC Post, Hinting Split on H-Bomb   Rear Admiral Given Credit for Pushing Weapon Development

AEC Meriter Quits, Leaving Only ‘One From First Board   Differences on ‘H-Bomb Blamed for Strauss Resignation

Strauss Resigns  From Atom Board  Hints Delay Until H-Bomb Decision

Strauss Quits Atomic Office   Ex-Charlestonian Bares H-Bomb Feud

ADMIRAL QUITS AEC, HINTS AT HBOMB SPLIT      Straus ry Resignation Shows Decision May Have Caused Row

Strauss Resigns From Atomic Energy Panel  Satisfied H-Bomb Under Way; Pike Only Original Board Member Left

DISAGREES WITH ACHESON  Sen. Connally Believes UN Should Not Administer U.S. Aid Funds

OPPOSES PLAN TO PUT UN IN THE PICTURE   Senator Connally Disagrees With Views of Acheson

Connally Against Cutting UN in On U.S. Help for Stagnant Countries

Nine Fliers Survive in Pacific Crash   Rescue Boat Picking Up Men—Two . Ara Micetnn

Students Pledge Share Of Job Ahead  Lubbock Seniors Are Presented Diplomas

Union Pacific Western Line Joins Walkout   Auto Plant Layoffs Start; Mining Pits In Ohio Affected

Negotiations Between Compantes and « Union looked. — Half: a” Million’: Wi ‘ers ‘Exgiected te. ho b Aalee Monday.

REDS DRIVE BACK ROKS FROM TWO — TOFIVEMILES   Counterattack Checks Advanee cf South Korean Eighth Division North east of Anju.   U. S. AND BRITISH GAIN IN NORTHWEST   Yanks Spear Ahead to Qutskirts of Pakchon—U. S, First Cavalry Crosses Chongchon River,

MARCH-DISPLAY-OF SEA POWER IS PLANNED-BY_FOURNATIONS .   Atlantic Treaty Joint Maneuvers Called “Anti-Sub Exercises”

Four Nations In Sea Games   U. S., Britain, Dutch And Canada to Join

California Asks Forest Fire Aid   10,000 Acres, Two Towns Are Menaced

FOURTH BAND CLINIC OPENS AT SR JUNE 13   10-Day School To Feature Musicians and Twirlers From High Schools

Man Shoots Spouse Dead  Husband Is Belteved   Husbant Is Beljeved Crazed v Bad Storn

Son Also Shot In W. Va. Slaying  Killer Imagined Mob Outside House

Son Wounded By Wife Killer   Storm-Crazed Fayette Man Held in Slavine

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Chinese Red Gov't Charges Attacks on Manchuria

Family of Six Burns To Death In Port Huron   Aftermath of Canasta Game

Fire Wipes Out Family of Six  at Port Huron   Expectant Mother Among Victims in Flash Blaze

ANCIENT SCONE STONE STOLEN   Rock Used In Coronation Of Kings Taken From Westminster Abbey

Pricelcss Relic Is Missing Thieves Make Off With Ancient  [Coronation Stone in Britain

ISEE EDS OF TREASON Communism Cost C BOE i  His Job in the Publie Library

SEEDS OF TREASON  Acceptance Of Quaker Faith Leads Chambers To Commit Perjuries In Appearance Before Inquiry Groups   By RALPM DE TOLEDANO and VICTOR LASKY

Truman Forces Block Moves fo Cut Foreign Aid  Regain Control In House Over £2 Biliian Rill

AID BILL CURBS HANDED DEFEAT BY DEMOCRATS   Administration Regains Control Of House; Vote Seen Monday

HOUSE DEFEATS NEW ATTEMPTS TO CUT FOREIGN Ald   Approval Given $100,000,000 Outlay for Economic Assistance to Republic of South Korea,   LAWMAKERS SUPPORT PLAN TO HELP CHINA   Relief for Arab Refugees Still to Be Argued—Final Vote on Bill Cxpectedto Come Monday.

ADMINISTRATION GAINS CONTROL   Further Attempts To Cu Foreign Aid Bill Are -Warded Ott

ERP Whittling Stopped; Vote Due Monday  Administration Bacl In Control In House

Lines Tighten In Defense of Foreign Aid   Administration Takes Reins Again in House, Defeats New Moves To Cut Bill’s Total

GOVT. WARDS OFF NEW CUTS IN FOREIGN AID   House Defeats Effort To Drop Holdovers, Okaya Korean Aid

Administration Gains Control Of Foreign Aid  Amandmanx   Amendments To Cut Down On Funds Killed, Vote Expected Monday

ADMINISTRATION BACK IN SADDLE ~ Attempts To Cut Foreign Aid - Bill In House Are Blocked

Further Efforts To Cut Foreign Aid Bill Offset   Ballot for 3 Billion Measure Is Expected  To Be, Taken Monday

Daily News Index   COME aiLL MAIL Piblbe DAAW 1O 14 6REL  ‘Best Rain of Year in Cie

Bob Reynolds Campaign Has Car As Headquarters   Ex-Senator Says Graham Is ‘Dreamy-Eyed’ And Smith Is A ‘Corporation Lawyer’

Reynolds In Attack On Two Rivals   Exuberant Former Senator Has Car As Headquarters

Seriously Burned When Lighted Cigaret Sets Off Packet of Matches

Files Issue Said ‘Silly’ By Senator From Texas   Connally Believes Mistake Would Be  Demanding Matter

Senator Defends File Refusal  Says Truman Has Right Ta gn ny d Data

Connally Declares Issue Over Files  Would Be Asinine   Foreign Relations Leader Feely Traman Was Within His Rights

‘M‘Arthur to Command Allied Forces ‘In Korea; Use of UN Flag Authorized

POINT 4 FUND VOTED   Appropriations Group Reverses Self on Outlay

Texas School Buses Travel 2,222 Times Around World In 194950 Term

Biggest Aerial Doafight Of War In Korea Today   American Fighters Get Best Of Battle; Little Ground Action

Ground Fighting Confined to Bitter Patrol Actions Near 88th Parralel — MacArthur to Give Message to Japanese On New Yoar’s Day.

15 U.S. Jets Battle Big Red Formation  In Korea Dogfight   Bitter Ground Skirmishes Reported As Communists Build Up For Seoul Assault

’olicy Debates lo Mark Week’s JN. Meetings  Chinese Fight Soviet Attempt To Seat Reds

PLAN SLASH IN RELIEF CHECKS   PRUNE ALLOWANCES BECAUSE OF LOWER COSTS IN ILLINOIS

Red China Debate In UN Friday   United States To Take Issue Of Chinese ‘Aggression Before UN Assembly

Aggression By Red Chinese Before UN   Russia Certain To Veto Seeurity Cauncil Resolution Orderine Troaons Out OF Karen

U. 5. To Demane Assembly Actior On China Issue   Veto Thr ‘eat Dooms  ‘Quit War' pels: In Security Council

Red Issue To Be Set Before UN   Action Expected Friday; Russia Veto Is Expected Today

Situation in Korea Is Not Catastrophic   Defense Officials Say MaeArthur’s Troops Can Avert Disaster

Army Aid Raps Disaster Talk inKorea War   Situation ‘Serious, Not Catastrophic,’ Spokesman Asserts

Army Spokesman Says Situation In Korea Is Serious But U. §. Can Overcome Obstacles

Army Official Strikes Chord: Of Confidence   Capital Spokesman Says Red Advance ‘Not. Catastrophic’

Korea Outlook Serious, Not  Fatal, Is View   Pentagon Advises U. S. Against Pessimism On Outcome of Conflict

‘Serious But Not Catastrophic’ Is — Pentagon View Of Debacle In Korea

Div isions of South Koreans Reer ouping   Army Spokesman Says Situation is ‘Not Catastrophic’

Situation Bad But Not ‘Catastrophic Says High Official   Huge Red Gains Rolled Up At Terrific Cort In Lives OF Communist Troops

Grave Turn of Events in Korea Shocks Government:  Halt of Red Tide Sought

Army Asserts Situation in Korea ‘Serious, But Not Catastrophic’   Spokesman Warns Against ‘Over Pessimism’ Defense Officials Believe MacArthur Has Enough Pawer to Prevent Military Disaster

ARMY SPOKESMAN WARNS AGAINST OVER PESSIMISM   “SITUATION SERIOUS, NOT CATASTROPHIC”; HOPE TO HOLD LINE

Also Needs Increased Manpower   Situation Is Far From Clear, With UN Moving Slowly

House Leaders 2 be For Plan War Goods   Fe aie Acceptable o Truman Sought against Red Notions

American Troops Make Advances Above The Ungi River   PRESSURE IS SEVERE   Powerful Enemy  Troops  Battered by U. S. Planes

U. N. Forces Takb Advantage of Break in Cold Wave to Resume Limited Offensive Toward Hubs Controlling Main Roads To Manchuria.

Pope Urges Free Men Join in Averting Atomic War Which Would Destroy the Earth

McCloy Twedlens To Restrict Russ Flights Over ‘ie  Rejects Soviet Claim US. Patrol Had   Astyn-Lad D744 Dinena

RUSSIA GIVEN SHARP ANSWER   Threat Made By McCloy To Curb Fiights Of Soviet Planes

Happenings at Home Have to Take a Back Seat to Everything That Involves a War Front

Demands Proof Of Communists In State Dept.   Official Calls on Senator to Back Up His Charges

Continuous Bipartisan Advisory Unit On Foreion Policy Is Latest Proposal

Foreign Policy Group Proposed   Committee to Aid President Urged

Farm Bureau  Reports Rural  Income Down Ohio Board Says   Ohio Board Says Parity Must Not Fall Below 100 Percent

Heavy U.S. Arms Asked For Korea   President Rhee Appeals For Aid

FIVE IN FAMILY — PERISH IN FIRE AT WOODSTOCK   Home Made From Milk Truck Destroyed When Stove Explodes.

Unions Hit Anti-Labor  Lawmakers  Ballot Box Guides Published To Help  Members In Electior

Labor Lists “Scores of  Lawmakers   Both AFL and CIO Issue Lists Showing Voting By Congressmen.

UTES RECO IN VOTING ON LABOR ISSUES   AFL Puts Qut Pamphlet for Guide to Members in 1950 Election.

Flag Again Flies From USS Arizona   Flag Pole Set on Vessel To Honor 1,092 Men Killed ia Jop Attack

YOUTH NABBED IN PAYROLL HOLDUP   DASH FROM SCENE AROUSES CURIOSITY OF A SPECTATOR

Attempted Payroll _ Theft Fails   17-Year-Old Lad Almost Gets Away With $32,239 Robbery in Baltimore; Foiled By Garage Man

Way Cleared. In Senate For Big Money Bil  Prompt Approval Is   Prompt Approval Is Likely For Funds Topping $35 Billion

SENATE READY ON MONEY BILL   Clears Right-Of- Way For $35,554,000,000 To  Run Government  MORE FUNDS MAPPED

SENATE PREPARES FOR FUND MEASURI   Bill Carries Money For U.S. Agencies This Year

Early Approval OfS35 Billion Money Bill Seen   Senate To Act Scon

Money Bill's Way Cr‘; Clearar~e For Senate Move   Quick Approval Expected For $35,554,000,000 Appropriation

Senate Clears Way for Money Bill Passage   Measure Steps Up Military Strength For Korean War

Way Cleared For Passage of Bill   Expect White House To Get Approved  Money Measure

SENATE CLEARS TRACK TO TAKE UP MONEY BILL   Leaders Forecast Quick Approval Of Measure Calling For More Than 35 Bil lion Dollars.

Senate to OK 35l4 Billion Spending Bill   Action Due Later on 16 Billion Fund to Bolster U. §. Defenses

MAYOR CALLS   Citizens to Have Chance to Vote on Changing Forms — of Government   AT APRIL 4 BALLOTING

Citizens to Have Chance to Vote on Changing Forms of Government   AT APRIL 4 BALLOTING

Marines Alert Units, Guard Call Expected   Greece, Canada Offer Planes; Sweden to Send Hospital Ship

9 Railway Fans Killed In Crash  50 Others. Injured  Near Milwaukee

9 Killed, 50 Hurt In Head-On Crash Of Special Trains  Tragedy Mars Openin of Model Railway

Nine Killed In Collision Of Two Trains   50 Others Injured When Special Interurbans Ram Head-on; Passengers © Convention Deleaates

Train Crash Fatal For 9; Injures 50  Model Railway Fan Victims of Accident ee YN Cen MO

9 Killed, 50 Hurt In Head-On Crash Of Special Trains   Tragedy Mars Opening of Model Railway Fons’ Meet .

9Killed, 50 Injured In Head-on Crash of  Milwaukee Trains  Model Railway Fans Are Victims of Collision of

Railroad Fans Die i in Crash  8 Killed as Two  Trains Hit Headon

Excursion Train Collision Kills 9 In Headon rash   Model Railway Fans Killed In Milwaukee While At Convention

Nine Killed When Interurbans Crash  National Convention OF Model Railway Fans Has Tragic Opening

50 Others Hurt Near Milwaukee   President of Road At Controls of One Of Trains Involved

Model Railroad Fans’ Holiday Ends in Tragedy   Collision Occurs 9 Miles From Downtown Area

Nine Are Killed; 50 Are Injured As Trains Crash   Model Railway Convention Fans Among Dead When Two Special Interurban Trains Hit Nigar Milwanlkoaa

Nine Die In Rail Crash   Fifty Injured  In Collision On Interuban Line Near Milwaukee

Wreck Kills Nine Model Rail Fans  Two Special Trains Collide  Near Downtown Milwaukee

9 Die, 50 Hurt As Two Trains  Crash Head On   Madel Rail Fans, President Of Road Aboard Cars On Sichtseeins Trin

9 Die, 50 Hurt In Rail Crash  Model Railway Fans Run Initio Tragedy

KILLED, 60 HURT AS 2 EXCURSION TRAINS COLLIDE   Head-On Crash Occurs on Milwaukee Interurban Line During Sight-Seeing Trip.   THE FORWARD CARS SMASHED TO BITS   President of Railroad Jumps or Is Pushed to Safety— Unable to Explain Accident.

JURY RETURNS VERDICT IN CASE OF AUTO ACCIDENT   Third Time Tractor-Trailer. Auto Crash Case Has ) Been in Court   PLAINTIFF GETS $667   Case Was First Tried in The County Court October 2ist, 1947

HISS TO HEAR SENTENCE IN PERJURY TRIAL   Immediate Appeal Ex pected To Be Filed By Defense Counsel

Charges Denied To Last Alger Hiss Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison

Italian Charges Protestants Aid Communists  ingalistic stic Group For Che eh of Christ Grate Vier Eveanatan

Belgian King Seeks Crown Minus Power   Compromise Offer Would Give Prince Rule Over Nation

With Strings Attached  Leopold Offers fo Quit Throne in Favor of Son

Brief Abdication Offered By King In Belgian Crisis   19-Year-Old Son, Prince Baudouin, Would Succeed

King Leopold Makes Offer   Exiled Belgian Ruler Would Surrender Power Temporarily to His Son

Leopold Asks Belgians to Accept Prince   King, in Radio Talk, Offers to Step Down To Resolve Crisis

Counties fo Send More for Draft Than Will Be Taken   Official Figures Only One Out of Every Six Will Pass Physicals.

SEAT CHART FOR PLAY WILL OPEN THURSDAY   Reservations For “John Love:  Mary” May Be Obtained At Doubleday Book Shop

50,000 Acres Burned In Area  No Hope For Rain Relief Seen As Forest Fires Rage In State

Fires Continue In N. C. Forests   No Hope For Rain In Eastern Carolina

- _WEATHER. AIDS U. S. PILOTS— North Koreans Being Hammered By Planes

Good Weather Permits Record Air Operations   288 Combat Sorties Flown

in Death He Was Stila Champion  aod vr  Arm Boxer Gets DSC for Gr eatest—and Last—Fight

Last Fight His Greatest  Heavyweight Champio.  OL Army Miac Halning

GI’s Heavyweight Boxing Champ Gets Posthumous DFC For Aiding Wounded

Guy Gilpatric, Writer Kills Wife and Self  in California Home  Gun Found Beside Body Of Creator of Popular ‘Muster Glencannon’

No Thought Of Appeasement,  Reds Are Told   Offer Contains Warning Allies Will Build Up Military Power  BULLETIN

REPORT CHINA HAS ANSWER T0 U.N. PEACE PLEA   13 ASIAN DELEGATES HASTILY SUMMONED TO SECRET PARLEY

Opportunity To Negotiate Held Forth   ‘Modify Conduct’,  Communists Told

Find Mother Of Twins In Mishawaka   Tells Reporters She Doesn’t Want Blue-Eyed Babies

Rear Guard Barely Gets Out of City   Hordes Overwhelm Defenders; Attempt To Block Retreat

Gis Fight Reds In Hand To Hand Battle  Cea Harde Rorcec Yanks Back Straet By Stranke:

Nhite Queen Vandenberg f Negro Tribe Out After 5 fasaBaby Oberations

GOVERNOR ASKS FOR PENALTIES ON TRUCKERS   Hits Overloading Vehicles; Ap proves Transfer of Militia Headquarters.

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ =  Jesus Also Accepts ‘Pilate’s Challenge

The Greatest Story Jesus, Beaten By  Mob, Is Brought Before Pilate

“The Greatest Story Ever Told” A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived  by FULTON OURSLER   Chauter 25 PILATE’S FIREPLACE

Milk Prices Start Upward  Three Texas Cities Get Increance Notice

Picket Line Plans Made By Strikers   Ching Seeks To Avert Tie-Up Through Nation

Telephone Union Schedules Strike For Wednesday   Locomotive Firemen Promise to Hold Off Stoppage Until May !

; GROUP DEFEATS PROPOSAL THAT ACHESON ALSO Qui T Marine Corps League Rejects Truman’s Plea To Halt  ~ Attacks On Officials, Demands Ouster Of Johnson

Marine League Asks Ousier Of Sec. Johnson  Proposal To Fire Acheson Rejected By Convention

Marine Corps League Wants  Johnson Ouste:  - Group Asks Congress to Put Commandant an Staff af Chiefe

Hits at ‘Blundering’ By Sec. Johnson, Wants ‘Competent Statesman’ in Post

Plea. From Pr: - Turned.        tacks. On Officials  » Secretary Termed  @nPoce:

Marine Leagui Would  Oust Johnson   Similar Proposal That Acheson Be Fired Rejected

Marines ‘Turn Down ‘Truman Plea   Ask Johnson Ouster; Mildred Priest Nationa Chaplain.

Russia Wants Base On Danish Island In Baltic   No Indication Request Granted

STATE TO REVIVE PLANT GUARD UNIT   Commonwealth Moves To Set Up Volunteer Police Group To Protect Factories Against War Hazards

Commonwealth Moves To Revive World War Il Volunteer Industrial Police

Three Killed In  Stove Explosion   Kerosene Range Holocaust Burns Oklahoma Children While Mother Is Next Door

THREE CHILDREN DEAD IN BLAST   Kerosene Range Explodes in Hugo, Okle., Home—Mother Is Held Awoy

Range Explodes and Three Children Die   Neighbors Keep Mother From Rushing Inte Flaming Home

Hurricane Veers, Perils Central Fla.  Winds Increase  To 125 MPH

STORM PACKS 125-MILE WINDS  Northwest Florida Braces As Raging Hurricane Nears Coast

Clinton Sees Three Storms   Trio of Small Tornadoes Dance by Shortly After Noon, No Caswoltics

‘Pay As We Go Taxes’ $7,000,000,000 Set as ‘Minimum’ Goal to Meet Truman's Defense Call —

Pay-as-Go Tax Minimum Fixed   Congressional Action May Be Delayed Until Next Year: Costs Surveyed

Bus Drivers Stage Walkout   Charge Company With “Nazi-Like’ Actions

Cops in Raid On Football Card Office   Say Handicap Racke' Brought Millions To Operators.

FBI Enters Football Card Racket Case After Dallas Raid  Police Seize Records Of Gang Handicappin: Collece Grid Games

Dealer Names Over Country Are Revealed   Police Claim That Gamblers Reaped A Heovy Profit

Vishinsky Snubbed as U.N. Committee Gives Priority to Move to Hait Chinese

Debate In UN Halted   ‘Vishinsky Fires Blast At U. S. in Effort To Prevent Discussion of Six-Power Demand ‘

Intervention ‘Crux of Thirc  World War’   Vishinsky So Asserts Before United Nations

MT. VERNON MAN IS FOUND GUILTY   JURY RECOMMENDS 14 YEAR SENTENCE FOR KILLING WIFE

To Address Congress In Person Today  Housing Program  Will Be Sought

Million Celebrate  In Berlin Sectors   Bloody Rioting Breaks Out In South Africo—Westarn. German Speokers Blast Russia And East German Communists

West Berliners: ; Stage Anti-Red Rally Reds Show Strength In. May Day Parades

REDS DEMONSTRATE OVER WORLD: Million Communists and Antis Stage Berlin May Day Clash

Democrats And Reds Vie In May Day Exhibitions   Berlin Is Focal Point In 1950 Demonstrations

Violence Kept. At Minimum  On May Day   Stones Fly in Minor Clash In Berlin But Police Halt Riot Threat   Telephotos on Page 4

Violence Held to Minimum in Berlin Show   Stalin, Million Other Russians See May Day Parade

May Day Marked  By Communism’s Taunts For West   Young Riot Broken Up In Berlin, But 13 Die In South African Disturbances; Red Camp Of ‘Peace’ Called Stronger Than West

Berlin May Day Focal Point But Africa Has The Violence  13 Natives Killed In Johannesburg Riots: Trouble Quelled In German City

May Day Celebrated By Reds Over Globe  Reds And Antis Vie.In Berlin And Paris With Minimum Of Violence

Million Stave Biggest May Day In City History   But Police Manage to Keep Control; . Killed in S. Africa; Stalin Watches Parade of Might in Moscow.

DAVENPORT HAS POWER FAILURE   Most of Quad Cities Dark For More Than Hour

One Injured In ode Car Aciden   South- Bound. Auto Strikes _ North- Bound Car While. Mokina Turn. .

Billion Dollar Atlantic Pact Arms Deal OK'd   Great Britain Signs and Others Will Affix Signatures Later in  Day at Washington.

Britain No. 7 Nation to Okay Aid Shipments   U. S., Other Countries Will Follow Suit  At Later Ceremoaniec

WHAT OF JOHN FINE? Industrial Revitalization On Fines Agenda For Penna

Stubborn In Bell © Dispute.   U. S. Mediators Give  Up Negotiation. Effort When Neither Side Will ’ Vield: Mav Strike Soon

No Agreement In Telephone Stalemate  Union and Company   Union and Company Far Aport In Wage Controversy

Neither Side Wil Yield in Phone Dispute   Conciliator Reports Strike Possible Sunday Night Unless Something “Breaks.”

Agent Links Y outhBloe To Possible Red Drive  To Prolong Coal Strike

Commies Seeking To Prolong Critical Coal Strike, Testifies Witness At House Un-American Hearing

Says Commies In Coa! Areas   Cvetic Avers 50 '"'Red’ Leaders in District

Colmery Charges Draw Carlson Fire   For First Time in Career, The Governor Slugs It Out With His Primary Opponent

MPSC Plans $2,500,000 Program   Includes New Power Line to Sedalia From Warrensburg

Truman Appeals for Speedy Action On Emergency Assistance for Yugoslavia to Defy Soviet Threat

President Presses  For Yegostav Aig  Congress Asked To Ap. prove Bia Fund To  ape monk FF. ..’”...

TRUMAN ASKS FOOD RELIEF FOR TITOISTS   $38,000,000 Sought to Avert Famine In  Next Months

we sews 82 27 8 £2 4844 BPE EY ES  Coroner’s Inquest Sets Blame Fo: Death of Railroad Fireman

STRUCK BY FAN BLADE  Coroner's Inquest Sets Blame Fo: Dheath nf Railroad Fireman

Remington's Ex-Wife, Still On Stand, Says He Sought. Jurist's Advice On Career

Justice Frankfurter’ s Name Connected  With Remmeton At Communist Hearing

Remington Ex-Wife Still Testifying  Tells of Aileged Red Conferring With

IN PERJURY TRIAI   Witness Alludes to Supreme Court Justice in Remington Case

Remington, Jurist Frankfurter Linked  Ex-Wife Mentions *Professar’ at Trial

SETTLE TERMS FOR NEW HARD GOAL PACT   Report Agreement Follows Lines of  Soft Coal Accord

Calm Period In Prospect  As Contract ~ Obtained  ; 4. . e . > atire Coal Scene   _ tire Coal Scene May Run Smoothly  After Agreements

Peace Spreads To Hard Coa  Lewis, Operators Reach Accord—  3-Day Week Fnde

Coal Industry Promised Peace Basic Agreement « on Anthracite Reached

Hard Coal Pact Bring Readied; Peace In Sight   Basic Agreement Reached And Industry Is Free Of Trouble.

Anthracite Pact Aids Coal Peace   Peace Prospects Seem Bright for Industry; Terms Not Announced

Coal Industry Peace Assured For Some Time  Anthracite Miners Frame Contract

Long-Time Peace In Entire Coal Industry Possible   Anthracite Contract Believed Blueprint For Future Accord

Plot Against Nebru, Peace  Indian Extremists Linked in Plot;  an eg

Plot Against Nehru, Peace   Indian Extremists Linked in Plot; Peace Try Jarred

MARRIAGE HIT THE ROCKS ON OCEAN CRUISE   Wife Says Mate Drunk or Honeymoon; He Says Seasick.

Crossing Parallel Necessity— __  When UN Forces Bested Red Koreans Twin Obiectives Onlv Half Comnleted

Second Morin Analysis Tells Of Reasons For Advance Above Parallel 38; Motive Was To Take Red Canital’

UN Crossing Of Parallel 38 Can Be Defended Militarily And Politically

Morin Says Job Was Only Half Done When UN Forces Reached Parallel

World Will Long Discuss Question Of Parallel 38   Ry RELMAN MORIN

U.N. Justified in Chasing Red Foe Beyond Parallel   A Stop at 38th  Would Have Been A Classic Military Error Save Writer

Chinese Long Planned Drive   North Korean Terrain Made It Easy to Hide Invadina Red Troops

Parallel 38 Written In Blood Red Across U. S.:History Now   Rye REILMAN MORIN

THAT 38TH PARALLEL - Chinese Reds’ Move Forced UN Troops To Cross Line

Should Allies Have Stopped At Parallel 38?  Military Strategy Ld. A Ne Fay age? Si

Should We Have Crossed The 38th? Question Will Be Debated For Years   By RELMAN MORIN

Should UN Force Have Stopped At 38th Parallel?  Writer Says Job Was  Only Half Done Wher Allies Reached kine

Historic Parallel Was Intended Only To Be ‘Phase’ Line   Separation Border Now Poses Baffling Problem for U.N.

Should U. N. Have Stopped At 38th Parallel?  Die Was Already Cast; We Could Only Fight it Out

Intelligence Falls Down on Determining Chinese IIntentions in North Korea

PAPERS STOPPED IN PITTSBURGH   No Deliveries Made Be. cause Of Strike Of Mailers Union

Many Oppose Profits Tax   Recess Would Give vommittees Time to Consider Bills 

Switechmen Again Dely  Government   Progress Made In Move To Avert Bicoer Walkout

Switchmen Persist In Strike Against Rock Island; Its Action Termed Display Of Power; Congressman Hope Calls  It “Shocking”

Swifchmen Won't End Walkouts  PP . dawed Binm   Federal Plea Rejected, New Parley Planned

Fail To End Switchmen’s Rail Walkout   Report Some Headway In, Efforts To Head Off A Nationwide Strike Of Rail Trainmen

WORKERS REFUSE. 10 END STRIKE ON ROCK ISLANT   Switchmen Turn Down Third Government Request to Return to Jobs on 8,000 Mile Carrier.   MEDIATORS TAKE UP ANOTHER CONTROVERSY   Report Good Progress in Ef forts to Avert NationWide Tie-Up by Two Other Unions,

MILLION WILL ENTER SERVICE DURING-NEXT-TWELVE-MONTHS   Two Guard Divisions Alerted For Duty; Draft Hitch Extended

fo Cali Million During 1951   Almost Eoual Number Scheduled for 1952 —

Unemployment Cost Shows Record Sums Are Being Paid Out   Jobless Workers in States Receive Nearly Two Billions in Year 1949

Larson Foe Calls Raids ‘Politics’   lowa Democrat Says He Opposes All Gambling

Celina Woman, 25, Dies in Accident  Auto Hits Tree, Driver Arrested

Oil Lease Worker Injured at Work   Joseph P. Ryan of Mt. Aiton in Hospital

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Amateur Sheuths— Spies Limited To Official Agencie:

Tropics Whip Up Fourth Hurricane   140 MPH Winds Lash Leeward Islands As Tails Of Earlier Storms  Swish Across Dixie.

U. S. Will Refuse Unlimited Aid For  Proposed British Rearmament Plan

OPENS VOTE DRIVE   Mayberry. Governor Candididate, Delivers Speech in Emporia _.

Broadside At Waste   Government Extravagance Mayberry Target In Emporia Speech

Giannini Held Guilty in Civil Contempt Case   Federal Court Orders 2: Banks Returned; Big Fine Ponalty

Air Force Plans Tests To Determine Whether Jet Plane Caused Dayton Blasts

Men Investigating Alleged Theft Of Mail Post Office Janitor Slain In Attack On Postal Inspectors

Senator Taft Not To Run’ For President   But Hints He Could Be Drafted By Republicans

GOPs Will Have To Draft Taft Fas President   Ohio Senator Says He Will Not Seek Nomination on Own

Taft Says He Will Run ‘If Drafted’   Ohio Senator Won't Seek Presidential  TAL nssiten ett ion Te. °=9

Forgotten--Marshall   Taft Plans No Campaign  For Presidential Nomination

Taft Is Eligible for GOP Draft   Ohio Senator Declines to Run for Presidency

Taft Won't. Run For President; —  EERE TES SS SSR a ERAS  Can ‘be Dratted

Taft Will Not Be Candidate For President   Solon Announces He Will Not Run; May Face Draft

Taft Will Not Seek Office Of President   Would Submit Tc Draft, However; Not Isolationist

Not Campaigning for ‘52  Taft Won't Seek Nomination But Will Accept If ‘Drafted’

‘Khe Wont Run, but— Draft Would Induce Taft To Go after Presidency

“Unusual, Unfortunate Ci ircumstances’ Blamed = Bia Mo’s Grounding

ILLINOIS BELL WORKERS ASK. 15c HOUR HIKE   Join in Nationwide Communi. cations Dispute; Strike Set for Feb. 24.

- WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?  Europe's Defeatism Points Up ‘Need For Composite Pact Army

ITE PLAN” REBUFF       Emporia Ministers Oppose Mass Displays of Cross

Lausche Calls Crisis Acute   Tells Truman Ohio Solution Impossible

VOLUNTARY RATIONING IS ASKED  Governor Tells Truman Ohic Soon*to Face Coal Crisis

LAUSCHE SENDS WARNING THAT. SUPPLIES LOW.   = Governor Declares     Major Crisis ‘Only Days Distant

Taxi Driver ToDie In Chair  Convicted By Judges In Slaying Of Girl

Girl’s Slayer To Die In Chair  Convicted In Case Near St. Clairsville

WOMEN NOT NEEDED IN PRESENT CRISIS   Government. Has No Intention at Present Time of General Moblization Of: “Women — Only -Nurses and Trainéd Personnel  Needed, oy

NOMEN'S ROLE IN EMERGENCY § OUTLINED: BY. OFFICIALS      Halt To Hoarding Cited As One Job; No Draft Planned

Massachusetts Man Named To Post of City Engineer  L. H. Reed Appointed to Fill Vacancy Resulting From Death of Carl Spencer

Can Guide Big Missile  "To Target   Other Long Range Weapons Are Developed

US. Perfects 12,000-Pound Guided Missile   Range of Several Other Weapons Saic More Than 500 Miles

Freezing Rain Hits Eastern, Southern Area   Drivers Warned As _Bireeta, ighways

Rain, Sleet Create Hazards on Eastern Highways; Cold in Midwest Moderating

Driving Hazardous In Eastern States   Freezing Rain Hits Wide Section Of Country

Freezing Rain, Sleet General  Wide Areas Of The East Report Driving Dangers.

Wildcat ‘Trainmen’s Strike At Toledo Hampers Drive For Settlement of Dispute

Railroad Talks Threatened By New Walkout   Trainmen At Toledo, O.. Use “Sickness” As Excuse For Not Working; Hope For Agreement

Ohio Tieup Jolts Rail Conferees   Trainmen at Toledo in Wildcat Halt; May Hamper Parley.

New Blight On Railroad Settlement   Wildcat ‘Walkout Reported at Toleda. Ohio

Wage Parley Threatened by New Walkouts   Hopes of Early Settlement Are Reported Fadina

New RR Strike Perils Talks   Progress Reported in Rail Parley; 3 Lines Struck in'Taledo

W. H. HARRISON BECOMES CHIEF OF PRODUCTION   ‘Head Of New Mobiliza. tion Agency To Confer With Steel Leaders

HOME FRONT MOBILIZATION GETS UNDERWAY   STEEL INDUSTRY TO CONFER TODAY WITH NEW CONTROLS BOSS

New War Mobilization Machinery Launched   William H. Harrison Takes Hot Spot as Head — Of National Production Authority; Series of Orders on Priorities and Controls Awaited

Country's New War Plans Roll Under ‘Telephone Chief   William Harrison Heads NPA Handling Gigantic Arms Program: Will Meet Steel Bosses

War Controls Setup Begins To Roll Today   Telephone Company President Named Head of New Agency

War Mobilization Machinery Rolls Today 'As Production Boss Faces Steel Problem

New Highly-Geared U. §. War Mobilization Machinery Starts Rolling

Home Front Mobilization Is Under Way  . T. & T. President Named Production Boss of Nation

W.H. Harrison Is Production Chief For U. S.  On “Hot Spot” As   On “Hot Spot’’ As War Mobilization Machinery Rolls

TrumanPicks W. Harrison As NPA Head   War Mobilization Machinery Begins To Roll With Many Spots To Fill

'New War Mobilization Machinery Rolls: Geared to $30 Billion Arms Pro

Steel Division First Problem In New Program   Mobilization Plan Gets Under Way; Harrison Named

Leaders Map Division Of Steel Output   Production Director, Heads Of 21 Plants Meet In Washington

MOBILIZATION MACHINERY IS SET IN MOTION   Wm. H. Harrison Productio: Chief; Defense Spending to Be Doubled.

Steel Heads Meet With  Government   President Truman’s Wat Mobilization Program Launched

Phone Chief To Head U.S. War Output   W. H. Harrison Named, Production Anthor ity Director by Sawy ér

Harrison Heads Production Unit  Truman Presents Mobilization Story

Mobilization Set-Up Rolls   Telephone Executive Heads New Avency

Mobilization Activity Gets Initial Start   Boss Borroweo From Industry Takes Over Difficult Task of Directing Program

Truman Outlines Mobilization Program  With Symington, Harrison In Key Jobs

WAR MOBILIZATION MACHINERY BEGINS UNDER NEW CHIEF   Harrison,  T and T Head, Faces Steel Industry To Discuss Allocation

Harrison Takes Over as Head of New Production Authority Under Sawyer

Economic Mobilization Machinery Put in Gear--But Start To Be Slow

IT&T Chief Is New . NPA Czar.   Will Direct Production End of Mobilization Program Outlined On Air by Truman Saturda'

Telephone Leader Borrowed To Head Mobilization Plan   Control Orders Expected To Start Rolling Tuesday

Home Front War Mobilization Gefs Under Way   Telephone Chief Named as Head of Production

Country Mobilizes For War   Head of National Production Authority Picked by President

President's War Mobilization Machinery Begins to Roll Under Production Boss

Truman New War Program Starts Today   Telephone Corp. President Takes Over Post As Mobilization Head

Civilian Opens $30 Billion  War Progran   Confers With 21 Stee! Firm Presidents First

Harrison Placed In Hot Spot   Move Looking to Allocations of Vital Supplies Now Lies Ahead

Truman To Issue Scarcity List—Steel, Rubber, Aluminum  New Arms Program Machinery Begins Rolling As . T. and T, President Takes Over Today

Harrison In Charge Of Control Body   New Commissioner Assumes Job Of U. S. Boss

William Harrison, Utilities Executive, New Board Chief   Americans Must Fight Together On Home Front To Win War, President Says; Harrison Is Sworn In Today As New Boss Of National Production Authority

Industry Man To War Post   W illiam Harrison Named To Post Mobilizing Nation

War Program Gets Into Gear; Harrison Named   President Of ITT To Head Newly Created NPA Aimed At Annual $30 Billion  Annual Production

: > President’s Mobilization Program Rolls   ‘William H. Harrison Sworn as Boss of New Production Authority

Production Boss From Industry, Will Head New Agency Announced  Product H. Harrison,

MOVES INTO GEAR   Industry Official Head: Truman's Mobilization Program

Harrison, AT&T Head, to Direct Arms Program  First Job to Allor   First Job to Allot Steel Supplies Among War. Civilian Plante

New War Mobilization Machinery Starts Rolling Today Under Boss Borrowed From Industry

NAVUVEa? SINEU ULSAN  Industry Official Heads Truman’s Mobilization Program

Truman Names Production Boss  IT&T Leader Gets Mobilization Spot

IN WAR PLANTS      National Authority Created For Mobilization Machinery With Power To Guide Industry.

Harrison Head. of New Agency for Production      Sworn in Monday as. ~ Symington Takes on™ Mobilization Program

EAST HELD FAST IN WINTER GRIP   WINDS UP TO 45MPH SWEEP NEW YORK CITY IS BLIZZARD UPSTATE

Fairgrounds 8 tusy Spot cs  County Fair Opens With Many Exhibits Coming Despite Rain

p BUSY OPOt as  County Fair Opens With Many Exhibits Coming Despite Rain

Red China  Says Troops Are Fighting French Red On  Plane To Moscow

50 Mercury 42  High Antics tow  as aes AO be oak © OP Ge Gh ak be ee fu ed ns * 2 ek 2 2

SKIES DUE TO CLEAR   Mercury Will Alka Climb; Top Marks of 5 Degrees

SKIES DUE TO CLEAR   Mercury Will Also Climb; Top Marks of 72 te 75 Degrees

2 Republican Senators To  Lead Attack  Urge Changes In Price Prop Plan

Farm Price Prop Program Facing New GOP Atfack   Republicans Question Need for More Funds In Next Few Months

Price Plan To Face Attack Senate To Get Teeth  Into Farm Program

PRICE SUPPORT FACES ATTACK   Senate Battling Over Adding $2,000,000,000 To Crop Prop   ELLENDER BACKS AID

Price Support Program Faces Senate Attack   House Bill Would Add Two Billion To Keep Farm Crop Prices Up.

Farm Price Pro Face Sharp Attack  House-Passed Bill for $2 Billion More Funds Hits Snag in Senate

Federal Farm . Price Support Program Is Hit   Props Assailed When Senators Question Needs

TO DRAFT BOARD   Appointment Is Announcec By Douglas County Com missioners   SUCCEEDS OGDEN JONE:

M. J. PA TO DRAFT BOARD   Appointment Is Announced By Douglas County Com missioners   SUCCEEDS OGDEN JONES

Blood Bank Running Short; Richwood People Have Chance to Help Replenish It

BLOOD CENTER HAS SHORTAGE   Bloodmobile Visit To Richwood ms iiggc(iiema tore

Rebellious Colonists Got Set To Fight 174 Years Ago Tomorrow;  Business Changes Great Since Then

Coal Flowing; Industry in State Whirs  hm .21... a. OW ea   Railroads Faced With Big Task Handling Mines’ Output

Young Polio Vicim To Get Swim Pool  Boilermakers ta Build On In Lad’s Back Yerd

Talent Show Readied Here   Rehearsals Launched ’ For October 26 Event

No Moscow Irip While President Says Truman  President Open To All Other Trys For Peace In World

Truman Says He Il Never Go To Moscow On Peace  Mission While President   Chief Executive Says He Will Back Any Peace Moves Through Medium Of U. N.; Is Standing Ready With Draft Of Mine er eras Plan

No ‘Mission To Moscow’ For Truman  Says Door Siill _ Open for Any Move ior Peace

Truman Says Door Is Always Open For Peace Moves  Won't Go to   Won't Go to Moscow for Meeting, He Says

Truman Declares Door Is Open For Foreign Peace Move But He Won't Go fo Moscow  Drafts of Emergency Powers Are Ready to Use in Coal Dispute

Truman Turns Thumbs Down On USSR Visif   President Not Going Tc Russia While Still In Office

Truman Won't Go To  Moscow As President Door still Open Here For Peace Moves;  en Oe ee Pe Fe Oe nak

Truman Rejects Personal Peace Trip to Moscow   Never While He Is President, He Declares, But Reiterates Door Remains Open Here; Denies Nation’s Security Weakened by Economies in National Defense Spending

Truman Affirms Stand Against Trip fo Moscow   Mine Seizure Bill Prepared, President States

UN Takes Stand Above Parallel   Line Planned From Koksan To Yellow Sea Port, MacArthur Announces

UN Stand Is North © Of 38th   New 70-Mile Defense Line Runs From Koksan to Chinampo; Another Line on 38th

New Koksan-Chinnampo Defense Line Gives Appearance Beine Temnorarv

Bitter Potato Battle Looms   Fight Seen As Death To Agricultural Bill

 WHEAT BENEFITS OUT? Farm State Solons Seen  Killing New Potato Bill

Police. Say-They Are ‘Almost Sure’ Of Identification   Bloodstains Are Foun: in Brooklyn Room Occupied by Miss Martin

Soviet Tactics Are Offset By Strength of Free World, President Says in Speech

‘Ominous’ ‘Tactics Of Kremlin Cited   Roughest Indictment of Cold War Paints Out Bieness of Soviet Army

TRUMAN HITS LEADERO WITH WORST BLAST   Lists Six Indictments of Red Chiefs in Jefferson Memorial Talk.

Free World's Gains Hailed by President   Strength Will Balk Ominous Red Tactics, Truman Asserts

Red Leadership Denounced in St. Louis Talk   President Still Holds Hope for World Peace

Bell Telephone Rejects Union Wage Demands   Company Also Will Not Agree to Arbitration Of Dispute, Proposes One-Year Continuation Of Present Contract in Six-State Region

Expect a ‘No’ by Southwestern Bell toPay Hike Demand   If Met. Wage Boost Would Cost Telephone Company $20,000.000 A Year.

Bell ‘No’ To Pay Hike   Reject Union Demand: For 15-Cent Increase; Refuse to Arbitrate.

REQUEST FOR WAGE BOOST IS REJECTED   Southwestern Beli Turns Cold Shoulder to Union Demand

WAF Sergeant Slain At Air Force Field 7   Typist Found near Barracks, Clothing Torn and Scattered

Girl Strangled  With Tag Chain By Sex Fiend   Almost Nude Body of Sergeant Found Near Rarracks: 4d Ouizzed

North Koreans Attempt To Outflank Americans On Muddy 700 Foot Ridge South Of Suwon, Red Tanks Knocked Out   CLAIM NORTH KOREANS HAVE SURPRISE DUE

U.S. Positions in Suwon Line Are Attacked   Try to Outflank Leading Yanks In First Clash of Korean War

Eurricane Roars North Through Shipping Lanes At 110 Miles an Hour

Kansas City Police Board Stands Firm  Rejects Governor's Resignation Demand

Far East Expert Cited by Reds, Professor Says   Association Came In Communist Cell Of Pacific Institute

Reds May Use Missing American As Witness _ In Coming Spy Trial   Communist Attorney in Berlin Says Field Is Available; Three Others in Family Disappear Behind tron Curtain

Hted Trial:   Missing American May Appea At Fast German Spy Hearing

Service Denies Attempted Aic To China Reds   Replies To McCarthy That He Tried To Save Nationalists

AO Senators Sign Petition For Cloture  FEPC Debate Test To Come Up Frida;

LIMIT PROPOSED ON FEPC DEBATE   SENATE TO DECIDE QUESTION TODAY— VOTES REQUIRFED TO APPLY GAG.

Bridges’ Jury Checks Witness   Deliberations Interrupted to Hear Reading of Wilson Testimony

‘Sunday Punch’ » Testimony Read   Recitation Takes Two Hours; Strain Of Trial Tells on Bridaes

NO FORMAL PAT ON BACK VOTED — f° lk el  Nation’s Governors Applaud  Acheson’ s Stand On Reds

Former Marine Being Arraigned In Malden Cour   William Elwell, 19. Admits Killing Well-To-Do Aunt In Order To Get Car

Elwell Turned Over to Mass. Authorities   Marine Charged With Murder Waives Extradition

Gov. Bigger Plaque Unveiled Here In First Observance Of Indiana’s Sesquicentennial

Recovery Of Wounded Seen Speeded   Anemia Discoveries Expected To Aid Korean War Victims

Denham Asks Injunction To Make Lewis End Coal Strike  Murray Rallies To His Side With Charge All Organized Labor Menaced

President's Faith On World Issues ls Unexplained  Triiman'e Canfideneca   Truman's Confidence Not Upheld in Curren  International News

Facts Fail to Bear Out Truman Optimisn On World Situation  Defense Secretary’s Report Contradicts  Precident’e« Claim

Wristiing In Darkrr£ World’s Record Tends To Controvert Optimistic Presidential Predictions

Filing Deadline Arrives For Ohio Candidates  41 ‘Weigh in’ eo... Ba. Bane BA wae   41 ‘Weigh in’ So Far For May Primary ‘Battle’

Malik Insists On Council Vote Wants Both North and   Sea <= 2 Sees: ee Saas

Malik Wants Vote On Korea   Wants Both North And South Groups To Appear In U.N.

Malik Demands UN Vote On  Korean Policy   Soviet Move Appears To Be An Attempt To Further Stalemate

‘Surprise Offensive Gets Underway With One Town Being Recaptured; North Koreans Keep Up Pres‘sure On Americans On Northern Fronts.

U.S. Launches Surprise -Counter-Attack to Block Red Advances on Pusan

Drive Aimed At Saving of Pusan Port   Yanks Drop Back On Central Front

Surprise Move Made To Save Vital Port City   Communists Still Making Effort To Capture Port

Two Divisions Fall Baek As  Commies Drive  Reds Launch First Night Attack OF War

LCounter-Attack Launched On South Coast Recaptures Town: British Sending Aid

Temperatures   Hadong Reported Seized In Counter-Attack; Reds Continue Heavy Pressure

Americans Strive To Save Vital Port of Pusan   Report Claims Yanks Have Taken Hadong Along Coastal Road

Reds Subject Yanks To Heavy Pressure In Other Parts Of The Front

Hit North Koreans On South Coast West Of Key Pagt      Believe New Troops On Offense

Sudden Drive Stops Enemy: Hadong Won   Fresh Unit Pushes Along South Coast  In Surprise Move

Report Yanks Drive Reds From Hadong   American Units — In Secret Assault Not Identified

U. 3. Troops Open Surprise Attack in Korea   American Troops Aided by Umbrella Of Jet Fighters

Attack Communists Sweeping to Within 73 Miles of Strategic Pusan, Capture Hadong On Coastal Road, Retreat in Yongdong Area

News Day Ard Night   Drive Opened ToSavePusan From Enemy   M’ Arthur Says N. Koreans Keep Heavy Pressure On All Fronts

TRUMAN’S TAX PLANS UNKNOWN   Congress Expeced to Gel Message Next Week

TAX PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT KEPT SECRET   Party Chiefs In Dark On Plans Of Truman For Tax Boosts

OF PRESIDENT KEPT SECRET   Party Chiefs In Darl On Plans Of Truman For Tax Boosts

EVEN TRUMAN'S FRIENDS GUESS   Worry Because He Does Not Tell His Plans On Taxes

Truman Tax Plans Are Kept Secret For Time Being   Democratic Congressmer Are Grumbling Over Present Uncertainty

Truman Tax Message Next Week   Expected to Ask Cut Jn Wartime ‘Excise Taxes

Tax Message Set For Next Week  Truman’s Lieutenants Resent Being in Dark

Truman Works on Tax Message for Next Week   Expects It Ready for Congress But Party in Dark on Content

President Keeps  Tax Plans Secret  Congress Will Get Plea Next Week

Truman to Call For Moderate’ Revenue Boost  Capitol Hill Aides In Dark on Plans

Truman Tax Plan Due Next   G.O.P. Attacks President With Radio -Proscram

Truman Tax Message Due  Within Week   Capitol Hill Lieutenants Are Discouraged At President's Secrecy

President Still Silent on Recommendations He Will Make, But Capital Believes He Will Ask Increase in Corporation Levies and Reduction or Repeal of Some Excises—Expected to Urge Steps to Catch Dodgers.

TRUMAN — STILL KEEPS HIS TAX PLAN A SECRET   President May Reveal Program To Congress Sometime Next Week

Truman's Tax Hike Plans Unrevealed  Works on Special » Message to Congress

Truman Tax Plans Still Undisclosed  “Ball Carriers’ Chafe At Lack Of

PRESIDENT T0 MAP TAX PLANS ‘FOR CONGRESS   Wants “Moderate” Increase But Own Supporters Are Not Told Amount.

Pastor's Wife Held As Five Found Slain   Three Children Killed Savagely While Still In Beds

Both Sides Claim Suc cesses; Nationalist Capital Uneasy   REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED INTO FIGH!

Attlee Starts ‘Return. Flight   Flies Back to Britain Today After Spending Busy Week-End. in Canada.

Fed. Savings Ups Maximum On Savings   Kucera Announces ‘Guaranteed Coverage Booster to $10,000

Federal Loan Insurance Of $10, 000 Announced By Local Association

MEASURE ASKS STATE BUY MT. HOPE BRIDGE   All Newport Delegates Ex. pected To Back Move   Bill Will Seek To Have Purchase Question On Ballot For Nov. 1 Vote

MEASURE ASKS STATE * BUY MT. HOPE BRIDGE   All Newport Delegates Expected To Back -Move   ale WIH' Seek Ta Have Puretiase Question On Ballot or Nov  7 Vote

10 ORGARIZE   Cuerators Take Steps Te nD rr : rush tourist Court Bus'ness

Resort Men Form New Association   Decision Follows Gr. Rapids Meeting

REPORT URGES HARMONY FOR LIQUOR GROUP   Also Asks Revision of Some Practices on Revoking of P-60 Permit.

Committee Reports on Hearing   Urges Revocation Of License for P-60 Antifreeze   U.S. fo Ask Higher  Food Production Will Call for at   Change in Some Liquor Commission Policies Asked

Virginia Trio Given 75 Years  Escapees Gef Long Ferme For Rabberies

Judge Gives Trio Terms  For Thefts   All Three Pleaded Guilty To Charges Of Armed Robbers

Supreme Court Schedules Work On Many Cases   Taylor Denied Appeal in Fight Over Race Law

New Gains Are Being Made By. U. N. Forces   South Koreans Seize Yonghung; 27 Miles Northwest Of Wonsar

40,000 Tr "oops  Break" T hrough   Marines Gain Peak of Vital Hil in South

TROOPS SAFE IN NORTHEAST COASTAL AREA   Quiet Is Reported On All Fronts; Chinese  Buildup Foreseen

Fighting Ven Protected by  L.N. Warships   Freed Korean Cities Abandoned to Enemy:  \s Forces Build Up

‘Peaceful’ Red Rally Is Pledge By Eisler   But East And West Berlin Police Alert.  ed As Commie Youth Stream Into Cite

Berlin Youth Meeting Peaceful, Says Eisler; Police Alerted Anyhow

FIC Says Two Anti-Cold Drugs May Be Harmiul   Commission Charges ‘Resistab, Anahist’ Wrongly Advertised

Cold Cure Claims Disputed   FTC Brings Action -Against Two Firms; Charges Antihistimin Ads Are Misleading

ANTI-COLD DRUGS ADVERTISING HIT   2 COMPANIES NAMED IN FTC COMPLAINT; CHARGES DISPUTED

Rains Threaten to Collapse Last Protective Dikes of Winninea Today

Thousands Have Fled the River's Outlying Towns  Second Flood Crest   Second Flood Crest Bearing Down on City of 300,000 Peapk

RAIN BOOSTS FLOOD CREST   Surging Waters Threaten To Burst Weak Winnipeg Dikes.

Wheat Price Supports To Be Continued   Supports Same As Those Of 1950; Other Basic Crops Support Will Be Annaunced Later

Wheat Price Supports To Continue   Gov't to Keep Crop At Top Parity Of 90 Per Cent

CAROLLO FREED ON $15,000 BOND   He And Guarneri Will Fight To Stay In United States

Congress Places High Price Tag On Super-Bomb   Predicts Gates of Secrecy to Close Until Test is Ready

Hydrogen Bomb Cost Is Tagged at Millions, But Not Billions of Dollars

Hydrogen Bomb Cost Figured To Be Hundreds Of Millions, Progress Will Be Kept Secret

Gates of Secrecy May Be Shut on New Weapon Until Scientists Are Ready for Test. ;

Cost Estimates for Building H-Bomb Range From $100 Million to $4 Billion

Not ‘Billions,’ Atomic Students Soy $200,000,000 Price Tag Placed on Superbomb

Artillery Pounds Red Divisions   Swarms of Planes Fly Over Concentrations in Effort to Smash Lines Near Yongdong  Chief Is Conbsiont  General Expects s ° me Heartaches, Is Sure of  Tikatenne nae. Ul Feber war

Gen. MacArthur Makes 2nd Trip lo Battle Lone   United Nations Commander Confident Of Victory

Korean Reds Launch Heavy New attack   MacArthur Back aon Front as New All-Out Red Effort to Break Throuah Develops

Gov t Hikes U.S. Cotton Export Quotas   Boost Amounts To 62 Per Cent For Eight Months

COTTON EXPORT QUOTA ENLARGED   Government Adds 1,350,000 Bales To Amount Going Abroad — Brannan Explains Increase A)lawed

FARMERS ARE EXPECTED TO BENEFIT MOST   More Favorable _ information Given As Boost Cause

Market Prices Soar As News Is Announced  More Than Millian Bales Are Added

Markef Prices Soar As News Is Announced  More Than Million Bales Are Added To Nation’s Quota

Another Ship To Try Das In China Sea  ‘Flying Arrow’ Receives Help D.. Tinawtwmaem an

Mrs. Coleman Succumbs 10 Chart IInass   Widow of Late Henry riten Coleman Passes Away at Moeomorial Hospital

Mrs. Coleman Expires Thursday   ‘Succumbs at Hospital!  After Dlness of i Two Davs

Molotov, With Most Soviet Executive Powers, in Line to Sueceed Stalin, British Say

Think Molotov  Guides Russia   Vice Premier Relieves Ailing Marshal Stalin

Molotov Believed Tc Have Taken Over Execulive Powers   Failing Health Of Stalin Said Cause Of Move

Molotov Now in Control of Soviet Union, British Assert   Believe Stalin in Poor Health—Also See Stronger Attack Against the West

Last Bride Says He's Got To Stop Fooling Man Wed Four Times May Be Facing Matrimonial Waterloo

REDS PUSH FORMOSA TALK  US. Wants UN To Hear  New Report From General

Ober Act To Get Another Test In Cour!   Five Charge Act Deprives  Them Of Right To Run For Office

CONGRESS ASKED 10) DELAY ACTION ON EXCISE TAX CUTS   20 KILLED iN TRAIN WRECK IN GERMAN’      NINE COUNTY MEN AT YFW CONCLAVE   THE WEATHER

Russians Streaming Into Shanghai Report Persons Reaching Hong Kong  Whew. Aww Ol ei tl lel   ft DS  New Arrivals Say Soviets Being Given Best Housing Accommodations Which Is Arousing Much Resentment.

SHANGHAI UNDER RUSSIAN HEELS   Some 50,000 Technicians anc Politicos Now in City, Evacuces Report

Evacuees Repor! 5,000 Russians In Shanghai  m.tteat..-f tAsancl ace   Civilian Technicians, Political Workers Filter Into City

Russians Move Into Shanghai   Evacuees Say Soviet Civilian Aids Streaming Into City

Chinese City By Thousands   Politicions and Technical Workers Seat to Shanghai

Report Russian Civilian Technicians, Political Workers Pouring Into Shangha

RUSS POURING INTO SHANGHAI   Refugees In Hong Kong Estimate 5,000 Have Entered.

STEPINAC HAS NO INTEREST   Says He Is Indifferent Te Tito’s Suggestion Of Freedom

Recess Spy Ring Hearing   McCarthy Says He Can Wind Up Case in Five Hours If Left Alone

M'CARTHY MAPS ‘SPY’ CHARGES   Badger Senator to Present  New Cases

McCarthy Works ToProve Charge OfReds In Govt.  Senator To Present   Senator To Present Subcommittee With ‘Important Cases’

 Speed Wanted In Inquiry .... McCarthy Working On Spy Ring Cases

McCarthy Works  On His Charges  Of Communism Committee to Hear  Him Monday on Cases ln Cénta Dankrtmant

Dorothy Kenyon To Get Stand Next Tuesday  McCarthy Wo fe _— ‘Important Cas Over Weeh End

McCarthy To ‘Name Names’  In Red Probe   Senator Stucies ‘Important Cases’ ; Foreign Office Targe

McCarthy Sure He Can Back Up Spy Charges  »e Warke On   Senator Works On "Important Cases’; Miss Kenyon To Reply

Will Give Names In Spy Ring Cases, McCarthy Says   Declares Testimony Will Be Ready Monday if Flare-Ups Are Cat Gut

McCarthy Set to ‘Wrap up’ Charge:  — a a em Pe   Probe Group Invites Accused “*Reds”’ to Testify at Hearings

McCarthy Sa ys ‘He Will Name  Names In Probe   Commitiee On Commie Spy Ring Goes Into Recess For Weekend

SAYS HE WILL BACK CHARGES NEXT MONDAY   S enate Subcommittee In Recess; Miss Kenyon   To Testify

McCarthy Busy On Cases To Back Up Spy Ring Charges   Will Name Names, Senator Tells Reporters; Committee In Recess.

McCarthy Says He Will Name-Names ‘When Commie Probers Meet Monday

Solon Working   Senate Group Is In Recess Until Monday In Red Hearinac

Senator Works On Red Cases To Be Offered By Monday   MeCarthy Promises Evidence of Communist Spy Ring in State Dept.

Will Make Names Publie. Says Senator      Senator McCarthy Prepares To List Casse of Reds in State Dep't at Committee Hearing.

M'Carthy "Will Name Names'   Works on Cases fo Present Next Monday

Solon Hints More Cases  To Be Aired   McCarthy Claims He Will Back Charges Of Red Activities

McCarthy to.Give  More Testimony  On Red Spy Ring Senator May Speak  5 Hours; Accused. Woman. to he. Heard

Senator Claims Monday's List Supports Charae   Dorothy Kenyon Gets Invitation To Answer Blast

McCarthy Gets New List Ready for Spy Probe   Can Complete List in 5 Hours if He Is Not Interrupted, He Savs

BLAIR PAROLE BOARD GRANTS FOUR RELEASES  Support Orders Are “Ana. nh Ganatnn At   Support Orders Are Made at Session of County Domestic Relations Court.

“TYRANNY {8 QUR FOR” SAYS CHURCHILL   Sees Action in Korea as Preventing  Third World War

Reds Still Staff Acheson Office   State Department Scoffs at Charaes

McCarthy Has Names of Reds in U.S. Employ   Offers List to Acheson But States Condition: Lift Loyalty Record Bar

Accuses State Department of Harboring Reds   McCarthy Says He'll Reveal Names If Loyalty Rule Revoked

j State Department Is Accused .... ee RE OS SAC CUS EE a 2 a  Senator Claims Government Infested With Communists

State Department Denies Knowing Them, but G.0.P. Senator Has Offered Names

Republican Senator Repeats Charges  State Department Hires Communists

Says State Department Hires Reds   McCarthy Making Charges During Trip Across U. S.

Senator Says 5/ In State Dept.  Are Communists  McCarthy Offers Names to Acheson

CONTRIB TIONS VOLIUNTERRED   4 if © McCarthy Keeps  Un Red Blasts

Senator Waves  Red List  RA-Carthy Ready   McCarthy Ready To Reveal Names  If Order Revoked

Charges Many Reds In State Department   Hold Influential Positions, According to Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin, Who Hurls Accusations During Trip Across Country.   CLAIMS 205 NAMES ON.-LIST

Says Reds In High U. S. Posts   Senator Charges 57 Known Communists In State Department

Dems to Support Some Legislation   Maurice Splain Says Party Will Agree To Passing Needed Bills

Leopold Dispute Upsets Belgians  Parliament Might Resian In Fiaht

Belgium Faces Crisis In Wake Of King Ballot   Government Likely To Resign Over Dispute Qn Monarch’s Return

MARKET POKES ALONG CAUTIOUSLY      Losses Qutnumber Gains By Slim Margin Jn Indecisive Trend

Gen. Marshall To Be Secretary Of U. S. Defense   Named To Place When Johnson Sends Resignation  @.. PELIVWY CATTEAI

Congressional Lead Lewters Expect Quick Passage of Law to Permit World War I General to Serve as’ Defense Secretary © Despite Legal Ban on Military: Mon. ::

Scientist Claims Federal Union Necessary To Democratic Nations   Bigger Government Needed for Control Of Atomic Energy

Heavy Hydrogen Discoverer Sees Need for Aflantic Nations Meeting

UNION-OF ALL DEMOCRACIES T0 STOP REDS   Only Way That Wes  - Can Outweigh Rus sia Is By Closer At. lantic Bond.

A DISPUTE OVER MILK   Report Group of Citizens Went te State Board of Health

Allies Discuss European Unity   Session Between Allies Called Top Parley Since War

U.S., BRITAIN PUSH EUROPE UNITY PLAN   BaMeeewa af WEIS 2 6 BLL Y  Acheson, Bevin ‘Hold London Talks On Forming Anti-Red Bulwark

Speed To Inerease Unity   Germany’s Future High on Agenda For Paris Talks Of Diplomats

Charge Remington Stole Secrets, Gave to Spies, In Federal Perjury Trial

Remington Faces Perjury Charge In New York  Economist Goes on   Economist Goes on Trial for Denying He Ever Was a Red

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP First Skirmish on FEPC Measure Generates Heat

Fair Employment Heat Generated   Committee Delays Until Next Mondar Vote on Sending Bill to Floor

STATEMENT   Misuse Of The Pool Must Be Stopped — Council To Adopt Ordinance.

POOL COMMITTEE WARNS AGAINST WANTON DAMAGE   Chairman Bailey Describes Vandalism; Boro Council Passes Swimming Hour Oredinanee

SAFETY CAMPAIGN {S STATE WIDE   All Business Firms To B Contacted By Groups

WEEKLY POSTERS STRESS SAFETY   CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED IN IOWA NEXT MONDAY, JULY 17

Met Has No Ban On Negro Singers  Will Be Welcome When Right Voice for Right Part Comes Along

Large-Scale Regrouping May Be Plan   Hundreds Of Planes Continue Attacks ‘On Korea Boundary  ee... sRariseanasre rr 6 asceasree

Half-Million Said Massed  For Action   Commie Resistance Softens For Moment

Hundreds Of U S. Planes Hit Enemy   Allied Patrols On Ground Advance Up To Six Miles

ALLIED PLANES BOMB BRIDGES ON YALU RIVER   Mejor Enemy Drive Anticipated in _Baava Ta Salt Line

U.N. Officers Puzzied by Red Withdrawals   Allies Probing in Vain Search for Enemy's Forces in North Korea

The Weathe:   China‘s Reds Desire Formosa Settlement On Peaceable Basis

Chinese Reds Reportedly Seeking Peaceful End To Problem of Formosa

Draft Evader Is Sentenced  Alfred Bergdoll Given Five-Year Prison Term

Acheson Opposes Loan To Spain  U, S. Policy - Change Depends On House

A BLOCK CONDEMNED   Ohio Fleed Waters Had Weakened Walls of Dozen Buildings

Churchill Back To Lead Fight   Wartime Premier Terminates Vacation

Winnie Gets Info Action For Campaign   Prepares for What May Be His Last Big Political: Fight in Coming Election

Churchill Ready For Campaign  Conservative Leader Returns to Enaland

WinnieGirds For Battle  Rapk tn Fnoland   Back to England To Lead Tory Fight Te Oust Socialism

Coalition Fail In Main Test To Grab Control   Truman Defenders Retain Hold By 236-183 Vote

. Beat GOP-Dixiecrat _ Effort. to Restore Its Former Power TT, Riles’ Cammittee

House Defeats Coalifion Drive To Change Rule:   Truman Forces Score Major Victory, Block Tie-Up in Program

Effort To Change  House Procedure Is Given Defeat   - Truman Forces Beat Down Attack By Vote Of 236 to 183

ADMINISTRATION KEEPS CONTROL OF LECISLATION   Nlove Made By Coalition To Give Com: mittee Power To Bottle Up Bills De feated In Shows  down In Haven

Beat Down Gag Rule In House   Truman Forces Win Over Effort Of GOP-Dixiecrats

Truman Forces Win House Rule Battle   Defeat GOP-Dix Dixie Move Ta Kill Fair Deal By 236-183 Vote

Coalition Fails In Main Test To Grab Control  Truman Defenders m2. 6... £28. 8 5   Truman Defenders Retain Hold By 236-183 Vote

Defeat Bid Of Foes for House Grip   Republicans, Southern  Democrats Lose in  236-183 Vote.

Administratior Beats Try for Rules Change   Thwarts Effort by Coalition.Group in 236-183 Vote

AP Writer On Flying Arrow Learns Thousands In Communist China Are Facing Starvation

Millions In North China Likely To   Starve Before Next Year's Harvest .   WEE VE SPUAUIL ANTAL EUG O&O LAGI YOO  - Associated Press Writer Says Black Picture Of _ Chaos And Famine Already Being Painted  In The Cammiunice: Canteniled Aras

CONGRESS TACKLES TAX PROBLEM   Millions Facing Starvation In North China

Reds in North China Face Chaos, Famine   Black Picture is Painted for Writer By An Informant

Many Now Eat Herbs, Leaves For Existence  Chaos and Famine Under Soviet Rule

Chaos, Famine In Communist Ruled Territory   See Millions Dying of Hunger in North China: RedsLoseFace

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   China's Economic Picture Blackest in History   lions Facing Starvation Before Next Harvest, Veteran AP Newsman Says After Visit

A Black Picture for North China  Millions Will Starve Before Next Harvest

Chaos And Famine Lie Ahead For People In North China — Millions  To Starve To Death, Says Writer

Red North China Facing Severe Food Shortage   Communist-Held Area Have Many People Starving

DARK PICTURE IN CHINA — Chaos, Famine Facing Communist North China

Eating Herbs, Leaves—  Millions in North China Facing Starvation

Famine Seen As Spreading  In Red China   Correspondent Reports Chaos Growing In Commie-Held Areas

People Now Eating Herbs And Leaves  Red China Faces Bleak Future

Communist North China Facing Its Darkest Hour   Millions, Facing Starvation, Already Have Turned To Eating Herbs And Leave

Chinese Eating Herbs and Leaves Chaos, Famine Sweeping the Land  Millions Face Starvation Under Communists

East (German Youths End Witsun Mareh   Sports Show Turns Out To Be Fine Place For Everything but Athletics

More Rabble Rousing Than Sports ‘In Big Communist Athletic Show ©

Stalin’s Picture Leads Parade  East German Red Youth Show Mostly Politics, Little Sports

FORMER MAJOR GIVES DETAILS OF SHIPMENTS   Wartime Lend-Lease Data Revealed At Probe

J4 ARE ACCUSED UF TAX FRAUDS   INDICTMENTS VOTED BY FED. ERAL GRAND JURY—NINE FIRMS ARE SAMED.,

PACT COUNCIL HEAD SCUGHT   Ambassador to Court of St, dames, Lewis Douglis Reported Most Likely CandHiate “— Second  ‘Most Likely Candttate is’ W,  “Averill Harriman. - e

Business Hike. Shown in State   Construction Sparks Climb to “48 Level

Business Hike Shown in State   Canctruction Soarks   Construction Sparks Climb to ‘48 Level

Troops Strike Initial Major Red Resistance   Allied Forces Advance From 41 to 10 Miles: Trouble Signs Spotted

Drive Keeps Rolling Ahead On All Sectors Except One; ROK Division Pushed Back

ROK Gr ‘oup  ThrownBack Mileand Half, ButRetaliates   Offensive Carries Allies to Chongju, 60 Miles from  Bio Electric Plant

Thrusts Take Them to Within 5) to 60 Miles of Yalu River on Manchurian Border,      OPPOSITION LIGHT ON ALL BUTI ONE FRONT   Reds Launch Counterattack Against South Korean Division—More Trouble Expected.

Offensive to End Korean War Keeps Rolling   Thrusts Carry to Chongju Within 60 Miles of Reds’ Most Prized Hydroelectric Plants Along Yalu.

SOUTH KOREAN FIRST DIVISION IS DRIVEN BACK   Newest And Most Powerful Soviet Tank Is Destroyed   AMERICAN TROOPS ARE INSIDE SINJIJU

Farmhand Admit: Murdering Girl  Seventh Grader Dies From Shotgun Blast

Actress Claims ‘Child Bride Asks Sne Got Brushoff .Mate’s Return

TEMPERATURES   Truman Not Susceptible   Actress’ Plea For Vets’ Hospital Gets ‘Brushoff’

COAST-TO-COAST GE STRIKE SET TUESDAY   Nearly 23,000 Union Members Already Out In 2 States: Atom Plant To Be Affected

GE Faces Nationwide Tieup Tuesday As Last Minute Bargain Sessions Fail

{2 Involved in Phone Co. Theft  Hundreds of Thousand Of Dollars Are Taken

Theft of Thousands of Dollars From Bell ~~  Telephone Co. Disclosed

12 Arrested in Theft of Thousands Of Dollars From Telephone Company

2 GIRLS STEAL $150 DAY EACH   12 Persons Arrested Ir Large Thefts From Telephone Company

Telephone Company Girls Involved in Huge Florida Theft   Police Say Money Was Removed from Counting Raom in Brassieres.

Exposed When One of Gang Reports Theft Stole Thousands Over Years: Dozen Jailed in Miami

Nab 12 Persons In Phone Thefts  Money Is Taken From Miami Counting Room

Girls Admit Thefts From  Pay Stations   Hundreds of Thousands From Telephone Compan

Thefts Reported By Southern Bell   12 Persons Held, Including Operators

Phone Girls Aided Thefts  Sinffad Ralle of Quarters Into Rraccieres

 Took as Much as $1500 Day Quarters Mount to Thousands Of Dollars in-Phone Thefts

New Contract Is Signed By AC Workers   Signing Of The Five-Year Labor Contract Follows Year Of Negotiations At Allic-Chalmers Co.

Labor Contract Covers 10,000  Allis-Chalmers Woasbascse Aftantad

Daniel Calls On Legislature to  Revise Vote Laws Duval County Case   Duval County Case ls Cited As Cause For Revision

Daniel Urges State to Reforn Election Laws  Annant BDeramntad   Appeal Prompted by Controversy Over Duval Votes

13 More Youths Put in Class 1-A   Reclassification of 34 More Completed

16 Reclassified Into Group 1-A   Eleven Found to Be In the Service Now

President And Attlee Aboard Truman's Yacht  Discussion Of Korea  Crisis Are Continued  In Secret On Yacht Ry JOHN A REICHMANN

India May Reveal New Peace Plan  To UN Today   Will Contain Cease Fire Proposal for Both Reds. Allies

U.N. Awaits New Korean Peace Plan   Proposal Drafted by India’s Rau Will Include “Cease Fire” Appeal

INDIA EXPECTED TO REVEAL NEW PEACE COURSE   13 Asian Nations Concur In Draft Of Resolution Asking Peace

WORLD AWAITING WORD - Expect India To Reveal Korean War Peace Plan

India’s Rau May Reveal Peace Plan   Delegate to UN  Is Authorized To Draft Resolution For Korean Peace

INDIA TO OFFER PLAN FOR PEACE   United Nations Will Receive Proposal For Immediate Cease-Fire By Both Sides In Korea.

India Expected To Unveil Peace Plan For Korea At United Nations Session

New Peace Plan.  Expected Today   India Likely To Unveil Program To End Korean War.

India is Expected to Unveil New Korean Peace Plan Today   Creation of A Demilitarized Zone, Immediate Ceaoce Fire Order Will Be Proposed In Renart

Rau ™ Make Reps i Soon On P 3 posal Of Re4 China   India Delegate Says Authorization Given To Draft New Scheme

Rau To Reveal New Peace Plan For Korea Today  Authorized To Draft R.,   Authorized To Draft Proposal By 13 Asian Countries

Rau To Unveil New Korean Peace Plan   India’s Delegate To U.N. To Draft Asian 13-Nation Proposal

Rau Drafting New Proposal To Ston War   Indian Delegate to UN Expected to Submit Plan to Bring End to Critical Situation

U.N. Receives Another Plan For Peace  India’s Delegate Drafts Proposal For  Em ££  ? gt gf + _

PEACE PLAN FOR KOREA EXPECTED      Will Be Offered Before U. N. By India’s Sir Benegal N. Rau

India To Offer New Peace Plan To UN Assembly   Resolution To Include Immediate Ceasefire By Both Sides In Korea Say Reds Want Peace

Accord Reported On Shanghai Evacuation Plan   2,000 Yanks, Other Foreign Nationals Will Be Released

ENEMY FLEET IS REPORTED OFF. FORMOSA   Defense Ministry Spokesman Says Numer of Junks Massec and Approach ing Quemoy Island   “MAY BE AN INVASION

JUNKS NEARING QUEMOY ISLAND   Long-Awaited Red Attack On Nationalist Held Island Looms   DEFENDERS ADEQUATE

Isle Invasion Stab Feared   Shelling of Quemov Begun by China Reds

Junks Are Reported Near Quemoy by Chinese Defense   Boats Are Reported Approaching Under Cover of Communist Artillery Barrage; May Herald Attack Upon Formosa

Chinese Reds Sail Toward Quemoy Island   State Department Says US Will Not Interefere Communist Invasion

ae OF Wuemoy re  Chinese Brace For Attack ‘As Reds Move Toward Isle

Reds Maylnvade Quemoy sland  Junks Head For Base Held By Neationolists

Number of Junks Reported Nearing Nationalist Island Blockade Base

Red Fleet. Near Quemoy   Invasion of Formosa Iste Outpost Feared As Big Guns Roar

Junks Approach Quemoy Island Under Red Cover   May Be Expected Invasion Against Nationalist Held Blockade Base

Artillery Cover  Qa en  eiietncg: Voie   China Leaders Fear Long-Awaited Red  Invasion At Hand

China Reds Attack _  Artillary Rarraga   Artillery Barrage Covers Approach Of Shins to Quemov

Junks Approaching Nationalist Island Under Red Artillery   See Possibility of Expected Invasion Attempt of Quermioy

Junks Reported Nearing Island   Believe Invasion Of Island Held by China  Nationalists is Near

ChineseCommunists  Move On Blockade Base Of Nationalists   B-29's Strike At Enemy Transport — Lines; 80-Tons Of Bombs On Bridges

€ hinese Reds Appr oaching  Quemoy Tshernnd   Nationalists Say Their Forces Can Meet Attack

European Army Seen Organized In Two Months   Allantic Pact) Committee Completes Set Of Plats For Defense Ministers

Defense Due By January For Europe   Military Leaders Complete Blueprint For Ministers’ Talks

West Europe Defense Unit Being Pushed  Expect to Have Force Ready in Next Two Months

W. European Defense Force   Eisenhower Expected To Be Appointed Commander-n-Chief

United Army For Europe Near Reality   May: Be Effective Force With American As High Commander Within Two Months

European Defense Army a Reality. ‘Within 2 Months   Speculation Centers On Eisenhower as Supreme Commander Of Military Force

AMERICAN MAY HEAD PACT ALLIES Combined Military Force May Be Active Within 2 Months

Western Europe Defense Setup To Be Speeded; American Chiet Certain

Expect Yankee fo Head Force   Eisenhower Is Set to Confer with President

Europe Defense Force May Exist Within 2 Months   Military Committee Will Hand Recommendations To Defense Ministers

Activate Western Detenses   Complete Blueprints for Twelve-Power Combin« Military Defense Force   US COMMANDER   Broad Hints That Nucleus Of European Force To Be Functioning by 1951

Atlantic Pact Nations Plan Military Force   One Commander To Head Defense Groups

Western Europe Defense Setup May Be Completed Within Next Two Months

New Lonely Heart Case. Suspected   Texan Vanishes After Marriage In Wyandotte

THREE KILLED IN CRASH AT CARMI   AUTO PLUNGES FROM TEMPORARY BRIDGE OVER LITTLE WABASH

China Signs Treaty With Russians   30-Year Pact Aims At Nipping Jep  "ten nasinlien’

Russia, Red China Sign 30- Year Friendship Pact   Two Nations Reach Agreements On Financial Ques tions And Manchuria, Promise Mutual Aid Against ‘Japanese Imperalism’

Reach Accord Qn Manchuria, Monetary Plan   Curb On Japan Imperialism Is Aim Of New Pact

Would Resist Japan Or ‘Any Other State’ Joining Aggression; Concessions by Russ

2 Flood Deaths In California  Millions of Dollars In Damage Reported

2 Die, Thousands Flee California Flood Waters   Weather Bureau Says New Storm Is Due to Arrive Today

i-wo Lives Claimed  Thousands Driven From Homes  By Raging Flood In California y naging

DEATH, DAMAGE FOUND IN WAKE OF HIGH WATER   Mountain Streams Become Raging Torrents In Central California — Some Communities Inundated.

California Hit Hard By Big Inundafion   Heaviest Damage In History Is Expected

California's Worst Flood Strikes Area   Warning Of New Downpours Issued By Weather Bureau

Flood Kills 2 In California  Melting Snow Blamed Many Are Homeless

California Flood Damage fo Run Into Millions   Two Die in Disaster Which Drives Many From Their Homes

Two Lives Claimed . Thousands Driven From Homes  By Raging Flood In California

Two Dead As Thousands Flee California Flood   Mountain Streams, Swollen By Melting Snow, Surge Across South Par Of State; Heavy Loss

California Flood Believed Worst In State Annals   2 Lives Lost, Thousand: Quit Homes, Property Loss Said In Millions

Floods Take Lives In Calif.  : e ‘ More Rain  Worst Flood in 50 Years Hits Fresno

WIDE AREA IN CALIFORNIA 18 UNDER WATER   Aged Man Found Drowned In Bed; New Storms Are Predicted

CALIFORNIA HIT BY COSTLY FLOOD   TWO LIVES LOST, MOUNTAIN STREAMS BECOME TORRENTS

California Rivers on Rampage   Two Dead and Property  ‘Damage in Millions Area’s. Worst Flood  ' Sweeps Middle of State

Thousands Flee Floods In Californ nia   Two Die As State Streams Leave Banks

Central Part Of California iBattles Floods   ee T..3] Thawe)enn dle   2 Dead, Thousands Flee Homes In Heav: Rain, Melting Snow

California Flood Swent   Heavy Damage Wrough As Streams Go on Wild  Ruinous Rampage

CALIFORNIA HIT BY RAMPAGING RIVERS: 2 DIE   ‘Melting Snow Cause Of _ Floods; Thousands Flee;  Damage Very High

Flood Drives Californians From Homes   Road And Property Dam. age Runs Into Millions; ‘Two Lives Lost

Reds’ Appeal ls Overruled   Eleven Convicted Communists Lose Ir Court of Appeals

Court Upholds Conviction of 11 Communists   Court of Appeals rraises DIStrict Judge Medina for His Conduct of Trial

COURT RULES U. S. COMMIES TO SERVE TIMI   11 Party Leaders Held Legally Convicted

ENLISTMENTS TOBE ACCEPTED   Annoucement Made This After “noon by Defense Department— - Action’ Constitutés First. Step te ., Build Up Units of Army, Navy ‘and Air Force ‘in Face _ of -“Korean War,

Senate Approves Year Extension  Of Draft Law   Measure Authorizes President to Call Reserves Any Time

Machinery For Inductions All Set To Whirl   Truman Is Given Power To Call Up  Dacorvec Anv Time

Draft Bill Goes To White House   Senate Vote Unanimous; Defense Heads : Deny Plans to Call Up Reserves

Upper House Passes Dratt By 76-0 Vote  No Plan to Use   No Plan to Use Act at Present, Leaders Assert

President Truman. Is Given New Power to Muster National Guard, aud “Reserve Troops.

Senate Okays S ‘Draft Plan In 76-0 Vote   Extension Of Bill. Added Powers Included In Act Sent To President

Clementis Quits Czech Post  Last Red Link With   Last Red Link With War Cabinet Severed

Czech Foreign Minister Hands In Resignation   Rumors Had Him Slated For Communist Purge Last Summer

PRAGUE FOREIGN MINISTER QUITS   Clementis Resigns; Siroky to Be Successor. .

MARQUETTE, Mich.—Uran   ‘Gold Fever’ Settles To Gloom After Assays  i

Raifensperger Named to SUI Coaching Post   Present Freshman Mentor Hired at $10,000 a Year

Series Almost History   Yanks Favored to Win Today’s Game; Ford To Pitch for NY, Miller And Chnrch Ready

1,500 Reported Dead in Quakes  a0 train nian Villages Ba Prectravaed

Allison Concede: Primary Race lo Hennings  nmekann   Count of Absentee Ballots Blasts Hopes Of Allison Nomination

Hennings Holds Victory Margin In Senate Race   Ready to Challenge Sen. Donnell in the November Election

Allison Conc Hennings Has Won Senate Nomination   St. Louis Lawyer Will Oppose Forrest Donnell in November.

Truce Called in Dispute Of Diesel Crews   Telephone Walkou May Be Postponed

Union Says Delay In Phone Strike Is ‘Possibility’  Rail Work Stonpage   Rail Work Stoppage Threat Postponed For Peace Talks

Wednesday Strike May Be Postponed   Negotiators Seek Dispute End As Statement Raises Peace Hopes

Last-minute Parley May Avert Strike   Railroad Firemen Agree to Postpone Scheduled Stoppace

Unions Delay Rail Stoppage   WASHINGTON, Apr. 25. (?)—The CIO communications workers today postponed indefinitely a nationwide telephone strike it had called to begin at 6 a.m. tomorrow.

CIO Walkout Called Off Indefinitely   Equipment Workers Slated To Start Walk-Out at 6 A. M. Wednesday; Some Already Off Job

‘Walkout  Scheduled  Tomorrow   Rail Strike Off ‘During Two Weeks Negotiating Truce

Phone Strike Postponed Indefinitely, President of Union Declares in N. Y.

CIO Calls Off Walkout Set  For Tomorrow   Postponed Indefinitely, Says Statement by Union Head

Woman Who Started Life In Log Cabin On  Indian Reservation Named ‘Mother Of Year’

— FOUR DAUGHTERS OF MRS. ROE CLOUD ARE COLLEGE GRADUATES First Indian Woman is Named Mother of Yea:

INDIAN WOMAN IS MOTHER OF YEAR   Mrs. Henry Roe Cloud Is First to Be Honored

Indian Woman Is  ‘Mother of Year’   Started Life on Reservation: Husband Founded School, One Daughter First Wellesley Indian Grad

MOTHER OF YEAR   Mrs. Henry Roe Cloud, For~ merly of Lawrence, First   Indian So Honored

U.S. ‘Mother of the Year’ Was Born on an Indian Reservation   First of Her Race to Be Selected for Honor, She Was, Typically, Too Busy to Learn News At Once: Sister of Chief Bender, Baseball Star

MUITEN Ur IDAN Mrs. Henry Roe Cloud. For merly of Lawrence, First  Indian So Honored

Leathernecks Advance 12 Miles From Captured Port of Inchon as General Attack is Opened Against Korean Communists All Along Perimeter of Old Bridqehead With Strongest Push Listed on Front Near Taequ.   GRAND GAMBLE TO END WAR

SIXTEEN KILLED IN U.S. BOMBER CRASE   Big Plane Cracks -Up In Arores

Plane Fails During Try For Landing   Diverted To Another Field As Motor Conke On Training Mission

Fear 16 Lost Aboard B-29      Botiber Reporte “to-Have Crashed ‘in Azores. we "No Survivors."

No Survivors Reported In \Crash of B-29 Bomber On Landing Field In the Azores

B-29 BOMBER IN CRASH AT AZORES BASE   11 Crewmen And Five Passengers Aboard Killed, Report

B-29 Crash Takes Lives All On Board   No Survivors Among 16 Persons On Plane Which Crashed In Azores Last Night

Believe 16 Killed In ir Crash   B-29 Crashes In Azores With ‘No Survivors,’ Air  Base Announces

Will Be Situated On Monongahela River About Four Miles Above Clairton, Will Install Two Generating Units   WILL BE COMPLETED. ABOUT DECEMBER, 195

PAVING CONTRACT GOES TO CONSTAN}   Was the Low Bidder for - City Paving With $75.961.20   WAS UNDER ESTIMATE

PAVING CONTRACT GOES TO CONSTANT   Was the Low Bidder for City Paving With $75,961.20

Progress Seen In Kxchange Of Currency  Western Europe Solving Problems, Aid Official Sawe

MORALE REPORTED HIGH AFTER VISIT TO WARFRONTS   U.N. Chief Declares Troops Have Marked “Battle Efficiency”

MacArthur Thinks U.N. Army Secure   Retreats Are Conducted With Skill, Allied Commander Says   Losses Inflicted’on Chinese Reds Are Staggering, Commander Reports After Marines. Doughboys Break Out of Trap

‘Still Undefeated, MacArthur Reports  Visits Korea Front To Study Outlook

MacArthur Visits Men   Finds Forces im High Mo: raie, Battle Efficiency De spite Heavy Reverses

War Fronts Visited Again By General   Allied Units Reported ‘In Excellent Shape’ Desnite Reverses

Soviet General Says Tito to Be Overthrown   Voroshilov Declares “Plans of Imperialists’ Are Doomed

Pres. Truman Votes Hilsabecks Leave By Absentee Ballot For Puerto Rico

Sen. Brewster Sounds GOP 1950 Slogan   ‘Enough Is Enough’ Peace Watchword

GOP Conclave Sounds 1950 Battle Call   Senator Owen Brewster Says Campaign Slogan  Is ‘Enough Is Enough’

GOP Adopts Peace. Slogan In Race  > YS -    Brewster Backs McCarthy Charges, Says ‘Enouch Is Enouch

GOP Campaigt Slogan For "90 Sounded  ire. 8 le”   ‘Enough Is Enough’ To Be Byword Of Big Political Drive

lIngrid’s Suit for $154,000, Daughter Seen Leading to Showdown Battle in Court

Ingrid Plans To Return  To Battle For Custody Of 12-Y ear-Old Daughter, Pia

Republican Leaders Demand Truman Fire Acheson and Johnson  Chairmen From 12 States Blame Pair For American Losses

GOP Leaders Urge Johnson, Acheson Ousted   Truman Is Called On To Replace Them With Men of ‘Ability

GOP Demands Acheson and Johnson Sealps   Poiicies Have Aided Foe Deecived People, Claim

GOP Unit Demands Truman Fire Acheson And Johnson   Midwestern Leaders Charge ‘Disgraceful Incompetence’ In Top Rungs Led To American Death«

Six Missourians Drown in Boating Accident in River   Three of Nine in Craft Swim to Safety  in Carccanndea.

President Declares He Wants Enforcement Power In Bill   No Date Is Set For Vote Effort   Non-Government Panel To Probe MeCarthy Charges Seen

Insists On A Permanent, Compulsory Plan  Prospects for   Prospects for Senate Action This Year Slight

‘Soft’ FEPC Would Face Truman Veto   Voluntary Plan Finds No Favor In White House

FEPG Measure Hii by Truman   President Savs He Won't Accept Plan ’ b : On Voluntary Basis.

Nationalists Say Reds Plan New World War  Chinese Leaders In Claim That Sino-Red: Linked With Russia

U. S. Newsmen Told Russians And Red Chinese Are Busy Preparing For World War II

American Newsmen In Formosa Warned Russia Is Preparing for World War

Each American Life Sacrificed Is Costing The Chinese Reds Ten   Combined Fire Of Warships, Planes. And Artillery Putting Fear Of Neath In Reade

Soviet Zone Germans Urge Revolt in Western Sectors   Kremlin's Cominform Emissary Applauds eC ommunist Chancellor Asks Resistance

Germans Urged to Resistance   Communist Chancello1 Harangues Against Western Powers.

Otto Grotewohl Calls For Revolt  Red German's Talk Is Inflammatory

Defense Chief Cuts Red Tape   U.S. Speeds Moves To Stabilize Economy

Two Nurses Killed In Crash, Including Irma  Fuchs, of Put-In-Bay

Ohio Called Battleground For T-H Law   AFL President Foresees Defeat of Senator Taft At Convention

Broken Dam Pours Icy Floodwaters Over City   More Than 13,000 Persons Suffer in Floods That Pour Over Minnesota, N. Dakota

CITY MENACED BY DAM BREAK   Ice-Choked Floodwaters Bear Down On ‘Crookston, Minn.

Dam Collapses: Minnesota City Menaced Today   Crookston Residents Are Evacuated as Waters Climb: Help Is Dispatched.

No Intent of a Complete Withdrawal in Korea   By DeWitt MacKenzie AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Jackie Cadow On Honeymoon  - Girl Terrorized By Whistler Is Married Sunday

HAVE ABOUT $2,500   Polio Campaign Workers Are Busy: Have Quota of $6,500

RELEASE OVER HALF OF STATE BUILDING FUNDS      Included is $1,192,803 for Completing Mt. Vernon T. B. Sanitarium.

Nervous Persons Are Likely To Suffer More From A-Bomb Radiations Than Calm People

Police Nab Pickets In Milk Strike   Interference With High Way Transportation Brings Classification As  Bandits To Strikers.

POLICE GUARD  MILK TRUCKS IN PITTSBURGH   Roving Picket Bands Destroy Cargoes In Strike

Accord Signed By Progressives   10.000 Miners Will Return to Job: Send Out Telegrams.

Union, Operators Extend Old Pact To March 31   Contract Retroactive To February 22 Wher Walkout Was Called

lowa Gets More Improved Roads at Less Cost Than Surrounding States

MAY DEMOLISH CAPITAL  U. N. Forces Move Rapidly to Tie Off All Escape Routes   RECEIVES A PROMOTION

Rent Bill Action Seen  This Week  Backers Hoping. For Strength To Pass Test

Senate Okay On Rent Bill ls Forecast   Cain Seems To Lack Support For His Filibuster Try

Administration Expects to Get Rent Extender   Strategists Are Confident They Can Block Vive! To Kill Meacnre

SWIFT SENATE OKAY ON RENT CONTROL SEER   Plan Test Vote Today On Move To Shelve  Extension of Law

Rent Control Bill Approval Seen Likely   Vote To Be Today To Return Measure To Banking Group

Dil Union Denies Firm’s Statement   Says Refinery Workers Would Remain on Job If Called Back

Dil Union Denies Firm’s Statemen  Says Refinery Worker  Would Remain on Job

Labor Lays Plans For Narrow Path   Nationalization Program Put Away As Cabinet Meets

UN's Delegates Vote to Keep Eye on Greece   Watchdog Group to Be Maintained Despite Red Protest

UN Votes Watch On Greek Border  For Coming Yeai   Soviet Bloc Opposition Is Killed In Series Of Showdowns

Russia Loses On UNSCOB Issue  Balkan Watchdog,  maenmeeoinam «banaue

Soldier Guilty Of Treason Act   Tried to Give Secrets to Russians

YOUTHS GIVEN FIVE-YEAR RAP   Airforce Corporal, Only 19, Found Guilty of Trying To Help Commies

Sentence Airman For Spy Attempt  Sought To Contact Reds With Secrets

GI Sentenced To Five Years As Soviet Spy   Young Airman Tried In Germany Defended By Comberland Man

Didnt Intend Betrayal, Convicted Corporal Says   Found Guilty Of Attempted Espion.ze, 2 Air Force Man Tearfully Disavows It

‘gve Given Sentence  Of Five Years   Young U. S. Airman Guilty Trying to Divulge Secrets

Boyish Corpora Convicted by Court Martial  Given Five Years For Attempt to

U.S. Airman Convicted As Russian Spy   Airman Found Guilty Of Trying to Give Secret Data

Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison   Youth Convicted In Attempt to Pass Documents to Reds

Airman Gets Sentenced For Spying   \Tearfully Denies Charge, Claims Loyalty, Says, ‘Never Do It Again’

Young Air Force Corporal Is Found Guilty Of Attempting To Give American Military  Secrets To Russians, Sentenced To Prison

Airman ‘Tried  To Trap Reds’   Denies He Tried To Pass Secretas: Gets 5-Year Sentence

Corporal Is Found Guilty Of Esnionage   Young Soldier Sentenced To Five Years in Prison; Tearfully Denies the Charae Aaainst Him

Young Airman Is Convicted   Sentenced to Five Years For Trying to Give Military Secrets te Russle

AIRMAN GIVEN 0 YEARS IN PRISUA   YOUTH CONVICTED OF TRY. ING TO GIVE U. 8S. MILITARY SECRETS TO RUSSIA.

Young American Airman Guilty Of Spying Attempt   Cpl. Gustav Mueller Given Five-Year Sentence For Trying To Give Military Secrets To Russia

Lewis Contract  Is Held Illegal by U.S. Court of Appeals   Decision Upholds Prior Directive by National Labor Relations Board

Business Slump Then Rehound  Seen by Banker   Defense Spending Slower In Coming Than Many Curbs

Views Vary as To Economy  Plenty Insist No Slump in Cards For Business

Interim of Deflation Seen Before Start of Heavy Defense Spending   Business May Dip in Next Few Months Under Federal Curbs and Banker Believes It Will Be Quite a While Before Big Boost Comes

Four Men Trapped In State Police Net In Maybrook Case   State Troopers Seize Two in Brooklyn, Two Others in Bloek  of Hichwav

Rac e With Russians Starts... .  U.S. Speeds Work On Hydrogen Bomb

Other Junta Members Are Sought   Widows Of Both Assailants May Be Tried For Murder; 15 Subpoe naed For Grand Jury

Plane Bomber To Be Hanged   Wife. Murderer Found Guilty In 17 Minutes

Guay Guilty; Sentenced to Hang June 23  Canadian. Convicted of Dynamiting Plane and Killing 23

Canadian Gets Death Sentence In Air Bombing   Convicted of Killing Wite; Court Fixes Hanging on June 23

Guay To Hang For Killing 22   Canadian Found Guilty Of Putting Bomb Aboard Plane

Airliner Bomber is Guilty   Jeweler Who Planted A Time-Bomb On Plane To Kill Wife Faces Hanging

Jury Took 17 Minutes To Find Quebec Jeweler Guilty; Delay In Plane’s Start Foiled “Perfect Crime”

Quebec Jury Finds Guay Guilty of Time Bomb Murder  Rambh on Plane   Bomb on Plane Killed His Wife And 22 Others

ITS DECISION IN 17 MINUTES   22 Others Were Killed In Crash for Which  Jeweler Is to Die

QUEBEC KILLER TO GET NOOSE   Jeweler Guay Found Guilty In 17 Minutes

Jeweler fo Hang For Plane Wreck  Killed Wife, 22 More With Time Bomb

Noose for Wrecking Air Giant   Canadian Jury Deliberates 17 Minutes to Reach Its Verdict of Guilty   “‘DIABOLICAL’ CRIME   Jeweler J. Albert Guay Hid Fatal Bomb to Colleet Wife’s Insurance

J. Albert Guay Faces Gallows  In Death of 23   His Wife, Kennecott Aides Perish as Big Plane Time-Bombed

Jeweler Is Sentenced In Bombing  Canadian Plane   Canadian Plane Blast Killed  All Passengers

Guay Must Die for Plane Bomb  Convicted in Quebec of Bizaare Murder t:

JURY REACHES ITS DECISION IN 17 MINUTES   22 Others Were Killed In Crash for Which  Jeweler Is to Die

Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in 17 Minutes   Crying Judge Flays Convicted Man for Killing 23 Persons

SENTENCED TO HANG FOR KILLING 23   Quebec Jeweler Found Guilty of Planting Time Bomb on Plane in Plot on Wife.   , JUDGE WEEPS AS HE INSTRUCTS JURY   Canadian Jury Out Only 17 Minutes in Convicting J. Albert Guay of “Diabolical’’ Crime.

‘Weapon Put Aboard Plane To Kill Wife’   Craft Crashed Last Fall; 28 Died: Man To Be Hanged

Time-Bomber To Be Hanger   Jeweler, Convicted In Plané Crash That Killed 23

Canadian Jury Takes 17 Minute To Find Quebec Jeweler Guilty of Wrecking Air Liner  Guay Sentenced to Hang June 23 — For Death of Wife, 22 Others

Cost to County Of Budget Told   Share of Federal Tax Is Est'mated Today by Chamber of Commerce.

Memphis Firm LowBidder On Gate City Road  Smith Bids $678,374; Bullard Offer Low On Bhaominadnle Bac

To Pop ‘Wide Open’ Soon, Taxman Says   St. Louis Firm Does $500,000  Day Business

State Eyes Income OF K. C. St. Louis Men   Tax Officials Look At Reports Of Known Hoodlums

Farmers, Farmers, Dealers Dealers Demand Price d Price Rise  Milk Problem Again  Is Under Discussior

Truman For rmally Approves Inerease in  U. S. Military Strength in East Europe

Truman Approves “Substantial Increases’ Based on Degree to Which Allies “Match Our Actions’’

[Worrey’ Mad Study  Navy Uses §200,000 in Gold Bricks for Cosmic Ray Tests

Dickinson Asks  ror Relief Aid State Senator Says Thinac Are Rauah

Vote Battle To Top Tests In 4 States  Ohio Democrats Select Opponent To Combat Taft

States Righters’ Strength Up For Test In ar : Holding Nation's Second Interest In or Primary Elections Today es

SIX KILLED IN CRASH OF - NAVY PLANE   Two-Engine Transport Crashes and Burns on Mountain in Eastern Oklahoma.

Plane Crashes Into Mountain.  Find Six Dead   Navy Craft Burned, Wreckage Is Found By Forest Rangers

Plane Rams State Hill; Six Killed   Plane With Markings Of Navy Fails to Clear Eastern Oklahoma  Mountain Last Night

Six Die in Plane  Crash Last Night   Burned Bodies Found by Crew Of Forest Rangers Today Near Page, Oklahoma

Navy Plane’s Crash Kills 6 In Oklahoma   Craft, Bodies Burn; 5 Victims Identified As Louisiana Officer

SNYDER SEES ‘50 GOOD YEAR FOR BUSINESS   Treasury - Chief Says Belief Is Based On Sound Economy

House of Commons Smoked Up Today  Basement? Fira Smells Up Mall Vlhece “nea

Japs Set to Sign Separate Peace Pacts   Willing to Leave Russia Out of Treaties

Damage Suit Is Filed Against a Railroad Union   Former Employes Seek $8,337,500 in Kansas od For Loss of Tobs.

McCloy To Report To President On’ Saar Situation   U.S. High Commissioner Has Busy Week’s Schedule.

Commissioner Gives Truman German Repori   Growing Unrest Over The Saar May Figure In McCloy Discussion

Quick Senate Approval Is Sought For Dismissal Of ‘Security Risks’

Police Net Yields Lad Whe Committed a String of Rurclaries Last Week

Police Net Yields Lad Wh« itted a String of Burglaries Last Week

Dr. Sander Indicted in ‘Mercy Death   Grand Jury Acts After Hearing Five Wi‘ nesses

MERCY SLAYER TO FACE TRIAL   Physician Who Gave Fatal  fijection To Patient In dicted On First’ Degree  Murder Charge.

Grand Jury Indicts Pouplar Young New Hampshire Doctor in Cancer Mercy Death

Indict Doctor InMercy Death   Noted Own Action In Hospital Record

; Doctor Indicted On Murder Charges In Mercy Killing Of Cancer Patient

Mercy Death Doctor Must Face Court   Medic’s Arraignment On Murder Charge Set for Tomorrow      Pictures on Page 7

Doctor Must Face  Trial in Killing’ Indicted by Jurors On Murder Charge

Mercy Slaying Doctor Indicted  Young Physician Held At Manchester, N. H.

Young Dector Indicted For Murder In Mercy Killing Of Cancer Victim

Grand Jury Indicts Doctor In Mercy Death ‘Of Woman Afflicted With Incurable Cancer

Doctor to Face  Murder Charge  Arraignment Set for Thursday in Death  Qf Dlannarn Datiant

Doctor Indicted In Mercy Killing  First Degree Murder Is Finding Of Jury

Physician Is Indicted Fort Mercy Death   Dr. Sander Faces Firs Degree Murder Couni Over Cancer Victin

JURY INDICTS MERCY KILLER   Medic, ‘Greatly Saddened ' By News’, May Get Early Trial

DOCTOR WILL BETRIEDFOR MERCY DEATH   Charge Injection Of Air Hastened End for Patient

Dr. Sander Indicted on Murder Charge   Grand Jury Acts On Case of Mercy Killing of Woman

Medic Indicted In Merey Death Of Sufferer   Doctor Must Stand Trial On Murder Charge For Air Injection

INDICTED BY BRAND dU   Country Physician to Stand Trial for Manchester Mercy Death.

Country Doctor Is Indicted For Murder In Mercy Killing  WL... 288. 6a dl. Cad dn nd De Whe Neu?   Physician ‘Greatly Saddened By The News’ Of His Indictment By County Grand Jury

Young Doctor Indicted for Mercy Killing   Physician Must Face Trial in Connection With Death of Woman Suffering From Cancer

INDICT DOCTOR FOR MURDER IN MERCY DEATH   Nurse Who Helped Inject Air in Patient's Veins is Witness.

New Hampshire Doctor Indicted for Murder May Face Trial at Current Court Term

EXAMINATION OF SUSPECT NEARLY ENDED   Quote Psychiatrist In Inquiry Into . ~ Hartford Tragedy

Youth Linked To Circus Fire   Expert Psychiatrist Will Report Soon

Circus Fire Solved, Ohio Paper Says   Story Links Arsonist to 1944 Disaster

Bureau Predicts Tides to Equal All-Time Record   Similar to Storm Which Killed 21 and Did Millions Damage in 1947; Tornado Cuts Through Florida.

Coastal Cities Prepare For Heavy Storm   Powerful Gulf Hurricane Hurling 115-Mile Winds, Record Tides At Shores Of ‘Three Southern States ‘

Florida Island  First Struck by  Powerful Blow Alabama Awaits  Fury of Storm as Tides Threaten

Hurricane Slams Gulf Coast Area With High Wind:  €tarm Handed Far   Storm Headed For Florida, Alabama; Island Already Hit

Mobile Likely to 'Be Hit Squarely By 115 MPH Hurricane   Vacationers Flee Gold _ Coast; Many Residents Wee cuated

Two Soldiers In Kidnaping  Kidnaping Viennese Paid For By Russia

Two U. S. Soldiers Acmit Kidneping Cerman for Reds   Confess Their Part In Russian Kidnaping And Smuggling Ring

Soldiers Admit Kidnap for Pay   Abduct Austrian For Soviet Agency

Seized Austrian, ) Soldiers Say   Abducted Him for Soviets and $250

T wo American Soldiers Confess They Kidnaped Austrian for ‘Pay From Soviet-Directed Agency

‘American Soldiers  “Sell” Man To Reds   Military Police Admit Kidnaping Of Former German Prisoner Of Russians

GIS ADMIT KIDNAP FOR SOVIET RING   Two MP’s In Vienna Report $250 Paid For Abducting Austrian Citizen

Two U.S. Soldiers Admit Kidnapine   Soviet Agency Pays Men For Abduction

Soldiers Confess Part in Kidnap  Took Austrian for Red-Directed Agency

Gls Confess To Profit-Kidnap  Turn Romanian Ove: To Reds For $250

211.8. SOLDIERS - ADMIT KIDNAPING   CONFESS THEY SHIZED AUS. TRIAN AND HANDED HIM OVER TO REDS FOR 3250.

TWO. SOLDIERS ADMIT KIDNAP OF AUSTRIAN CITIZEN   Prisoners Contess Victim Was Turned Over To Russian Officials

 Confess To Kidnapping  For Soviets      Two American Soldier: Admit Aiding Russians In Securing Austrians

GI's Admit Kidnapping Fo Soviet Ring   Seized Austrian For $250 Paid By Russian Agents

Two Gls Confess Kidnap- For-Profit Bargain WithReds   Army Says Pair Admittec Kidnaping Austrian For Reds, Accepting $250

2 U.S. Soldiers Abduct Austrian  At Reds’ B est   Prompted Confdesion:  Say Fear Of Being Caught Admit: Receiving] $250

Two U. S. Soldiers Admit Kidnaping Austrian for Reds   Get $250 from Russia . for Abduction.—One Is a Bolivar, Mo., Youth.

Snatched Austrian’ ‘For Reds ' : heges plies Cre In- “Austria - Contes . : “Kidnap For’ Profit” Deal

Two American Gls Confess Kidnaping As Profit Venture   Give Themselves Up As Growing Complications  Add to Their Fears

Two American Soldiers Confess To Kidnaping Austrian For Red Agency   United States Army Announces That Men Have Admitted To Playing Part In SovietSponsored Kidnap Ring.

Two U.S. Soldiers Admit Kidnapping Austrian for Soviet-Directed Agency

Two Gls Confess Kidnaping Austrian for $250 for Soviet Abduction Ring

Soldiers Held. In Kidnaping .   2American Men Tell Fe yeah nm Case

— PAID $250— GIs Admit Kidnaping Austrian   LINK TO SOVIET RING IS BARED

300 Phones Out Because Of Rain   Numbers To Change Late Next Week

Wants ‘Hissitis’ Probe of State Depariment  Fears Others May Agree Wh Views of Alcer Hias.

Four Killed In Highway Crash Near Columbus  a8 Hits Semi-Trailer ced-o a Whi le Pe assing .

Ohio Collision Fatal To Five   Woman In Wedding Party Also Killed

Missing Man Found Dead In Barn Loft   Julian Pettis Mason, Boonville, A Suicide Near Salisbury

AFL Convention Gets Report of Loss  OF 100,000 in Year   Executive Council Expects to Gain 600,000 Members by Reaffiliatior

Reds Repulsed In Attempted Hainan Thrust   Chinese Nationalists Claim Greatest Victory Of Year. .

Major Victory s Claimed By Chinese Forces   Nationalists Say Reds Fail Jn Hainan Drive

Nationalists  Claim Biggest  War Victory Annihilate Red . Invaders At. Hainar

Reds Invading Hainan Island  Are Repulsed   5,000 Slaughtered, Over 2,000 Captured In Big 12-Hour Battle

NATIONALISTS CLAIM VICTORY ON HAINAN ISLE   Chiang’s Forces Throw Back Attempted Red  Invasion Troops

NATIONALISTS — CLAIM VICTORY OVER COMMIES   5,000 Reported Killed And  2,000 Captared In  Battle   INVASION OF HAINAN THWARTED BY GEN, LI

NATIONALISTS SAY INVASION TRY CRUSHED   2,000 Reds Captured 5,000 Killed in Attack On Hainan, Is Claim

Report 5000 Invaders Slaughtered, 2000 Captured In 12 Hour Battle; Warships And Airforce Aid Army

Blizzards, Floods And Cold Strike Most Of Nation  52 Dig Die in US-Canada;  ot Charrp Bilacsame   52 Die in US-Canada, But Cherry Blossoms Bloom In Baltimore

Mereur y Drops As Low as-45 In Far West   Roaring Blizzard Tears Across Country; Areas Lashed by Wind, Rain

Northern U.S. HitHard By Weather   Blizzards, Cold, And High Winds Do Much Damage

Miserable Weather in Much of U.S.   Blizzards, High Winds Cold, Freezing Rain and Snow,

Blizzard Sweeps Over Lakes Region  _ Stirs Strong Winds  And Chills Midwest

Blizzard Hits Lakes Area; Rains Boost  Rivers in Mid-West   Death Toll In Violent Weather Mounts To 52; High Winds Roar Through Four Western States; Freezing Rains Head East

Blizzard Hits Lakes Area; Rains Boost  Rivers in Mid-West   Death Toll In Violent Weather Mounts To 52 High Winds Roar Through Four Western States; Freezing Rains Head East   By THE ASSOCLATED PRESS

Russia Shows Signs Of ‘Increasing Boldness’ Acheson Tells Congress   Secretary Of State And ECA Chairman Plead For $3,100,000,000 Marshall Plan Aid To  Help Europe Combat Communism

Snyder Says Wage-Price Bill Needed   Claims Measures Vital To Prevent U. S. Inflation

Necessary To Check Inflation, Snyder Says  ' But Government Is Not Specific About Time Wher

Snyder Sees Need for New Curbs   Wage-Price Control Held Essential To Avaid In fleatian

Wage-Price Controls Due   Snyder Says Action Nee ‘essary To Avoid Damaging Inflation

Wage-Price Controls Seen   Administration Aide Says ) oCopbs- Ave Needed —

Westchester Has No Liking for Bill   Williamson Says Presen Form of Rent Control Needs Changes

—‘PRO-LANDLORD’— FITZPATRICK —  Democrats, GOP Bloc Ficht Dewey Rent Bill

Chrysler Has Only To Wrap Up Contract   Negotiators Resume Parley Refreshed After Five-Hour Rest

Governor Says He Is Not Satisfied With Walter Mitchell’s Attitude In The Job

CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS   University Radio Station to Pre. sent Holiday Favorites

Williams Blamed byRoad Chief      Governor to Probe Price System; Gets Reauest for Gas Tax

12 VANITUS AT PAPTY   Junior Fich Students at Fun Fest At Plymouth Church

Memorial Day Poppies Arrive in Ruston For  Annual Sale Saturday.

Mayor Spies Urges Generous  Buying Xmas Seals  Funds For TB And Heart Disease Fight

Lustron Tangle.  Brings McCarthy  Into Foreground Senator Admi its  gam Matsa ne ae

Sen. McCarthy Got $10,000 From Lustron, Is Testimony  Wrote Article On Housing For Firm’s Booklet; Sold At Highest Bid, He days

Penny Seals Being Mailed To All Homes   Rush County Tuberculosis Association Places Goal from Xmas Seals at $4,000 This Year.

Rewriting Air Tactics— New Weapons Tested At Secret Florida Base

Air Force Group Kewriting Tactics—  Takes Mighty New Weapons, Fits Them Into Effective Use

Small Air Field Tests Jet Planes TolmproveU. S. Military Offense

Little-Known Air Force Group Rewrites Book In Terms Of Subsonic Speeds And New Weapons

Little-Known Aw Group Rewrites The Book own “Ar Mroup_ Newrites  he book  New Aerial Warfare. Tacties Being Developed

Secret U.S. Group Rewrites Air ‘Tactics at Isolated Florida Base

Annual Farm Bureau Picnic  > Slated Aug, 25   4 E. Stanford Of Kentucky Farm Bureau To Be Speaker

AKRON THEATRE GANCELS BERGMAN PICTURE, SUBS ‘AND BABY MAKES, THREE?

New Mexico Cities Reactivate Defense Plans They're Rollina a Big Ball in the Tall Timber

Republican State Chairman Replies to Criticism .  Chairman Doesn’t Make Laws--Cillilland

MORE TESTIMONY IN “FRAUD” GASE   Star Witness For Plaintiffs Heard In Groscost Vs. March Suit — Tells Of ‘*Promises”

Big Three Call on Russ for German Unity by Route of Free Elections

ALLIES URGE UNITED REICH   Powers Demand Free Elections, Guarantee   Of Individual Rights

ALLIES URGE REDS PERMIT UNITED REICH   Powers Demand Free Elections, Guarantee  Of Individual Rights

Mediators Work’ To. Solve Phone, Train. Chrysler Disputes:   Optimism High In Chrysler Strike

AUTO STRIKE END IN SIGHT   Chrysler Talks Make Progress; Other Labor Disputes Improve.

JAMMING OF TOLL SERVICE IS ORDERED   General Strike Is Indicated Wednesday: CIO Pledges Support

10,000 Phone Installers Go  Out On Strike  National Walkout Likely Wednesday

on ne a nl we me ree ae  NATIONWIDE. WALKOUT IS. SET WEDNESDAY  Striking Telephone Equipment Installers Ordered To Jam Nation's Long Distance Lines With Calls

Bell Equipment Workers Start Jamming Lines  Union Leader Calls Monday Negotiation TallLe “\WAsaetad Timo

Striking Telephone Installers Ordered To Jam Long Lines   10,000 Strikers Told To Make ‘Hang Up’ Calls; Signs Point To General Phone Walkout On Wednesday; Talks Adjourned Overnight

General Telephone Strike Seen  _ Mediators Set For Uth-Hour Try TT. Avert Tt

Settlements Expected in Two Strikes   Mediators Resume Efforts to End Phone Installers Walkout and Chrvsler Strike

Little Hope For Averting Phone Strike Tomorrow   Installers Already Out on a Grievance of Their Own

Labor Disputes Near Solutions, Leaders Report   Negot’ators Appear to Be Working Out Settlements; New  York Strike Opens.

Phone Strikers Told by Union To Jam Lines  Long Distance Calls Ordered as Deadlock Holds

Telephone _ Installers Strike Coast To Coast With Orders To ‘Jam’   All-Out National Phone Strike Scheduled To Hit Nation At Dawn Wednesday; Midwest Deadlock Touches Off Maior Walkout

Workers Told To Jam Lines Of Exchange:   Telephone Installatior Workers Go On Strike Over Notion Monday

Negotiations Adjourn e d, Fear All-Out Strike Will Hit Nation Wednesday; Mediators Set For Another Try At Settlement

Much Progress Made By Negotiators In Twenty Hour Session   Medictors Avert Walkout Of One CIO Group But Another Threatens To Set Up Pickets.

National Phone Walkout Looms   Order for ‘Jamming’ Follows Initial Strike

DRDERS TO JAM TELEPHONE LINES GIVEN STRIKERS   Equipment Workers Instruct. ed to Swamp Long Distance Facilities With Calls.   10,000 WORKERS IDLE FROM COAST TO COASI   Signs Increase That All-Ow National Phone Walkout Will Hit Nation at Dawn Wednesday.

NATIONWIDE WALKOUT IS SET WEDNESDAY Striking Telephone Equipment Installers Ordered To Jam Nation's Long Distance Lines With Calls

10,000 Phone Workers Strike, To Jam Lines  Workers in Valley Expected To Strike

Chicago Crime Probers Slain In Gang Fashion   Kefouver Witness, Candidate Aide, Shot to Death

Gangsters Ambush Slay  Probers f Chicago Crime  . Attorney, Former ‘ Policeman Shot in -

Crime Probers Are Killed In Gana Fashion   2 Chicagoans Are Shot; Were Ready To Give Testimony

See Both Gangland Shootings   One Victim Was to Have Appeared Soor At Crime Hearings

1 Chicago Crime Probers are Slain Before They Repor!   Both are Killed By Gunmen with Cold Efficiency

Victims Were To Report On “Underworid   Chicago Gunmen Kill Lawyer And Former Police Lieutenant

—CRIME INVESTIGATORS SLAIN— Shot Down Before They  Could Give Information

Two Investigators Are Slain Prior To Crime Report   Former Policeman, Lawyer Are’ Killed Coldly on Sections of  i Chicago

Inquirers On Crime  Are Slain   Two Shot Down In Chicago Before Chance to Report On Gangsters

Crime and Grait Scandals Break   Two Biggest Cities Rocked by Probes

Just Before Giving Reports—  2 Chicago Crime Investigators Slain

Gang Killing Of Two Men Is Being Probed   Ex-Cop and Attorney Shot Down in Typical Gangland Fashion on Chicago Streets

Chicago Mobs Slay 2 Crime Investigators   Ex-Cop and Attorney Are Silenced in Typical Gangland Style

2 Investigators Of Chicago Mobs Shot fo Death   Killings Only Few Hours Apart—on Eve Of Senate Inquiry

Two Crusaders Against Organized Crime Slain  By Gangmen InChicago

—SEPARATE SHOOTINGS —  2 Grime Investigators Are Slain in Chicago

Slay Chicago Inv. estigators From Sishesh   Former Policeman and Attorney Killed Before Giving Information

oANG KILLING WILL HINDER CRIME PROBE   Informant on Underworld ji Chicago Shot to Death in His Car.

Gang Guns Kill Two   Men Slain in Chicago  Had Been Active In . Digging Up Crime Facts

Emergency Coal Rolls Into Area  Other Sections  C a peer «Na ee amynt es   Other Sections Scrape Bottom Of Empty Bins

MILLIONS FEEL EFFECTS OF COAL ~ MINE SHUTDOWN   Rail, Steel and Auto Industries Reach Mass Lay-Off Stage—Idle to Number 552,000 Monday.   STRIKING DIGGERS ARE HARDEST HIT   Men’s Families Existing on Meager Kelief Payments and Handouts by Welfare Agencies.

Coal Strike Pinch Felt Over Nation   Thousands dled as Scores of Plants Quit Work for Lack of Fuel

Other Parts Of Country Lack Fuel   Seven-Week Strike Makes Itself Feit By Millions In U. 5.

Protect Coal : Some Cities e Emergencies   Police  Convoy; Declare

Mc€arthy Hands in Name of Top Russian Agent   Connected With State Dept., He Says; Trumar May Open Up on File:

FATHER OF {2 SLAIN BY SON      29. Year- Old Man Asserts 05-Year-Oid Parent  ‘Too Old To Live’

Says Father Too Old, Shoots Him   29-Year-Old Son Cites Mercy Killing

Father, Too Old lo Live, Killed  Son Admits Slaying At Gary, Ind.

Unemployed Millhand Held In Slaying Son Claims His 65-Year-Old Father Was'Too Old To Live’

IOWA SENATOR FAVORS H-BOME   Essential We Keep Ahead, Is Hickenlooper’s View

Opera Star Pinza Trampled By Horse  eee pS ae ee   Escapes Serious Injury On Movie Lot

Stop Reds in Korea, Then Oust Russia And Stooaes From UN. Hoover Adutses

Body of Man Missing Since July Found  lowan Believed Robbed, Murdered On Vacation Trip

Tentatively Identified As Missing lowan’s  Report Stolze Body Found

Reds Reject Bid To End  Korean War   Russia Says South Korea Responsible For Area Canflict

‘Russia Rejects U.S. Request to Help End War   Soviet Charges Responsibility for Conflict “Lies With South Korean Authorities and Those Who Back Them.”

Spurns U. 3. Plea, Blames South Koreans  Maintains Attack   Maintains Attack Was “Provoked’

SOUTH KOREA. BACKERS HELD RESPONSIBLE   Russians” Say Events ‘Provoked’ by Attack On North Koreans

Russ Reject American Korean Note   ‘ Soviet Maintains  - South Korean Move ‘Provoked’ Conflict, Refuses Influence

Russ Reject U. S, Intervention Plea   Say Responsibility Lies With South Korea

U. S. Request Is Rejected By Russia’   War Responsibility Placed on S. Korea And Its Supporters

Soviets Say South Korea Started It   Kremlin Still Holds Out For Legal Point On Communist China

Friend, Foe?   Here's How to Tell North Korean from South Korean

Texan’s Buddy Puts Him At Ease With Method For Identifying North Koreans

Forces Poised For Biggest Battle . Around Seout Area   \U. S., Russian Jet Planes Tanale

Trapped Reds Sing All Night   Chart Drunkeniy Awaiting Attack of Americans——Sing Same Piece Over and Over

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORFAW FROAWTC- Pea.

Market Climbs After Sharp Dip   Bulls Take Charge anc Prices Shoot to Top

Stock Market in  Spectacular Antic   This Morning, Prices Dropped In Heavy Trading But This Afternoon, Losses Regained

Six Go to Jail   Amish Farmers Refuse to Pay Fines as Law Violators

Pentagon Says Russian Entry In War Feared   Gls Ivked Because ; Yalu Projects Have Not. Been Attacked

(Question Why U.S. Bombers Don’t Blast  Dawer Dams on Korea-Manchuria Line

Why Haven’t U.S. Bombers Blasted Red- Power Plants On Yalu River? Pentagon Won't Supply Any Answer

Dams On Yalu Left Alone By B-29 Bombers   Washington Supplies No Official Reason

 Loss of Power to,Manch urian Arsenal Would Be Damaging Blow ~  'No Answer to Question: Why Not Bomb Power Dame?

Question Raised Over Yalu Dams   No Reason Given For Sparing Them

Reason for Not Bombing Dams Unknowr   Vulnerable Targets Remain Unscathed Says Sieminski

nuge Power Dams Remain  Safe For Reds   Question Unanswered About Why They Are Not Bombed

New Questions of Air Attack On Manchuria  Being Raised   No Formal Answer To Query Made By New Congressman

Officials Refuse To Explain Why Big  Manchurian Power Dams Still Remain

Yalu Hydro Projects Choice Bomb Targets  ear That Russia May Take Open Hand In Far Fact Mayu Ra Raacnn Nat Ramhad

Rep. Sieminski Gets No Official Reply  Officials Not Too Voluble About Blasting Yalu Dams

Why Don't We Blast Red Dams?   No Official Answer To Question Raised By New Congressmar

Ww hy Bombers Don’t Blast Hydro Dams Kept Secret   Could Cause Russia To Enter War; Loss Of Plants Pictured

Unofficially and Informally Reason for Not Bombina Power Plants Offered

KILLS FRIEND WITH FIRE, OVER DATES WITH GIR      Sets Youth Avi : After Covering Him With Gasoline

Firm Officers Called To Talk With Mediator   Union Points To Pension Contract Made by Ford

Step Up Chrysler Peace Attempts   Ching Calls Parley with Chrysler Chiefs; UAW Point to Ford Pact

Plan To Use ‘Public Pressure” for Settlement; Executives Meet with Federal Mediator.  W ALKOUT HAS IDLED  Lcninm TI Tae hUW CU TS!LUCUM CT. A HT

Ching Meets With Union, Company  Civic Leaders Also Work’ on Officials

Chrysler Strike Settlement Hopes Raised by Parley   Peace in 52-Day Tieup Will Hinge On Pension Plan

MacArthur Ready To Take Command Of All American Forces in Pacific

Connally Hints U. S. May Seek Atomic  Agreement With Russia At Later Date

U. $. May Try Atomic Pact With Russians   Sen. Connally Says Action To Come At “Appropriate Time’

SOLON CLAIMS MOVE WOULD COME IN U.N   Connally Expects Nec Direct Peace Bid  To Russia

Try ‘New Angle  Possible Plan For Atomic Contro   Possible Plan For Atomic Contro ‘Acreement Studied

Senator Hints New Bid for Soviet A-Pact   Connally Says State _Department Reviewing Total Foreign Policy

Atomic Control  Bid Predicted  U. S. To Move Via 'U.N., Solon Says

Atom Peace Bid With Russians Seen By Connally   “Appropriate Time’ Viewed By Senator In Plan To Reach  Weapon Aareement

U. S.-Russian Bomb Control Moves Hinted   Connally Foresees American Attempt Via United Nations

Door Not Closed On Atomic Talks With The USSR   Connally Says UN May Handle Control Attempt

Atom Control Agreement Is Still Sought   Connally Says Door Is Not Shut to Future Try At Settlement of Issue With Russia

STRIKE NEARLY 100 PER CENT EFFECTIVE   Raitronads Begin Cancelling Trains — Nation Has Approximately Two. Weeks Supply of — Coal Above Ground — Miners Show No 'Slgns of Giving Up.

Loser Of Income Tax Battle—  Ohioan Rests In Jail After Test Case

Big 3 Opens N. Y. Sessions   Confidence Seen After Johnson Resigns Post

Mass Kullings Found In Wake Of Red Flight  As Many As 10,000   As Many As 10,000 May Have Died In Seoul, Reports Say

Massacre Of 10,000 Revealed   North Koreans Killed 10,000 Persons In Seoul Before Retreating

2,000 South Koreans Massacred By Reds At Chanju, Claim Survivors   U. N. Investigators Told Of Terrible Slaughter That Occurred Just A Few Hours Before U. S. Second Division Arrived At City.   10,000 In Seoul

Estimates Reds Slay 10,000 Seoul Residents   Reports Communists Dumped Many Bodies Into Rivers

Seoul Massacres Placed At 10,000  Murders In Hills Add Many Victims

Claims Reds Slew 10.000 Seoul People   S. Korean Official Says Many Others Are Missing; Some Taken to N. Korea

PHuIMTLIES   Cstimate 10,000 Seoul Residents Vere Killed by Northern Invaders

Pouth Korean Official Says 10,000 Murdered  By Communist Invaders

Mass Killings Preceded City's Evacuation  © comma t eg NE:   Several Thousand More Bodies Reported Lying in The Hillis

10,000 Seoul Residents Are Believed To Have Been Massacred By Invaders

10,000 Seou: Residents Massacred  Wholesale Slaughter Occurred Before City Was Given Up By Communists

10,000 Residents of Seoul Massacred by Reds, South Korean Official Estimates

South Korean Official Says Bodies Hidden   Claims Many Dumped In Rivers Or Left In Hills Near City

Ihousands Massacred by Reds in Seout  South Korean City   South Korean City Official Tells of Enemy Atrocities

Reds .Massacre 10,000 Residents In Fall Of Seoul   : Thousands Of Others Said  Lying In Hille; Many   Are. Duinped In River

MASS KILLING DEATHS MOUNT      10,000 Seoul Residents Alone May Have Been Slaughtered  BOTH SIDES SLAYERS

Massacre of 10,000 at Seou By The Reds   Thousands More Lie in The Hills,  Report Declares

RED MASSACRE IS REVEALED   More Than 10,000 Seoul! Residents Murdered  By Communists

MASS KILLINGS OF CIVILIANS AT SEOUL REPORTED   Thousands of Bodies in Hills; Many Dumped Into River.

Estimate 10,000 Seoul Residents Slain By Enemy  Claim Coramuniets   Claim Coramunists Massacred People Of Capital City

10,000 Seout Residents Were Killed By Reds  Other Massacre   Other Massacre Victims Said To Be Lying In Hills

Dad, 5 Children Die When Fire Destroys Home   Report $250,000 Lose At Fort Devens; Enlisted Men‘’s Glub Destroyed

20 Die In N. E.t  Unemployed Mill Worker, ‘Five Children Perish in Fire

Traditional American Ardor to Travel fo Far Places Is. Not Dampened by the War

CONTINUED U.S. ~ AID PROMISED   Acheson Reassvures Europe of Lasting American Interest.

U.S. Will Help Europe After Marshall Aid Ends   Acheson Also Pledges Support to Others Facing the Red Threat

Pledges Aid to Those in First Line Facing Sovicts After Marshall Plan Ends

China Reds Bluffing, We Hope  Beomier Threatens To Intervena in Korea

First Call to Military on All Production   Set Goals for Steel, Oil, Aluminum—Draft Allocations of Rubber

Nation's Defense Production Plan Is Taking Shape   Goals Sets in Steel, Oil, Aluminum and Rubber Industries

Priority to Military on Production   Final Touches Being Given For Defense Pattern

Spearhead to West Blunted by American Men   U. S. Loses Some Hills Nearby; Battle Lines Shiftine

REDS MASSING TROOPS ALONG COASTAL PLAINS   Getting Ready for Another Big Push On Port of Pusan

CommiePush Stalled Now; Troops Mass   Another Major  Effort To Take Pusan Is Expected But Fighting Quiet

NORTH TROOPS MAGS ALONG COAST   Communists Ready Another Drive to Capture Pusan Port.

‘Americans Halt One Communist Spearhead Aimed At Pusan but Lose Some Hill Positions Along The South Korean Coastal Road.

Red Dead Put At 15,000 in Last 4 Davs   North Koreans Said, Massing Along Coastal Plain

U. S. Troops   BlantOne Communist  Spearhead    But Lose Some Hills To Another Column Along South Korean Coastal Road

Recapture Ground Lost Day Earlier   Fighter Planes See First Night Action At Front

Foe Getting Prepared For Pusan Drive   Americans Lose Some Hills To North Koreans

Americans Halt Rei Spearheat West of Pusan   Commies Massing On Southern Front

Reds Massing Forces Betweer Masan, Chinju  US. Planes Attack  Communist Column Nc: _ are 7

Check One Column, Lose Hills to Another; Stall Enemy On All Other Fronts, But Fear New Drive As Reds Mass Troops Near Chinju

MACARTHUR SAYS REDS HAVE MADE SLIGHT GAINS   TWO U.S. DIVISIONS BEAT BACK STRONG ENEMY ATTACKS

Doughboys Hold Tight  To Mountain Positions   Best North Korean Divisions Facing U.S. Eighth Army But Fail To Even Dent Line; 2.000 Die Before American Artillery Fire.

Yanks Ordered To Stand Fast, Fight to Death Americans Repulse  Repeated Red Attacks in Mountains   Help Expected To Arrive Soon

Not Giving Another In Walker Assi      No Retreat, Surrend Says General AS Yanks Fight On ~*

Dents Are Quickly Ironec Out by American Counterattacks CRUCIAL FIGHT IS OD  ee - we.   Arrival of New Forces Indicated by Confident  Caramandere

Gen. Walker Says Retreat Is Impossible   Americans Now Pick Up Strength For Counter-Attack

Beat Back Repeated Red . Attacks In Yongdong Area   GEN. WALKER SAYS HIS ARMY IS NOT TO GIVE UP “ONE MORE INCH”

Enemy Makes Slight Gains in South, Northeast   General Walker Says 8th Army Won't ‘Give Up One More Inch’

Enemy Dead Pile Up as Red Waves Break Against First Cavalry and 25th Infantry Defenses.  WON’T RETREAT, AMERICANS VOW

Stall Red F lanking Attempt   Fresh Okinawa Gls In Southern Korea Fishting

Enemy Also Checked In Southwest   Communists Adding Pressure All Along UN Defense Lines

Gen. Walker Orders Men To:Stand Fast or Die in Last Ditch Efforts; Infantrymen Repulse Red Assaults

Walker Rules  Out Possibility  Of Surrender Or Retreat   MacArthur Credits Elite N. Koreans with Slight (,ains

AMERICANS HURL BACK RED WAVES   MacArthur’s Sunday Morning Communique Says Ist Cavalry and 25th Infantry Lines Hold.   “NO CHANCES IN... YONGDONG AREA   Navy and Air Force Planes and Fresh Troops Halt Pusan Flanking Threat.

MacArthur  Says Foe in Slight Gain   No Appreciable Change Around Yongdong, Key Sector.   Map on picture page.)   Pusan Threat.

TWO TOUGH YANK DIVISIONS BEAT BACK COMMUNISTS   Crucial Stage of Korean Struggle Reached In Battle-Scarred Yongdong Sector Where U.S. Is Making Grim Stand Until Help Arrives.

No Appreciable Change Seen In Main Battle   Yongdong Sector Defenders Hold Off Major Red Blows

Gen. Walker Tells His Men To Fight To Death   Repeated Communist Assaults Are Beat Back By Heroic 1st Cavalry And 25th Infantry

Terrific Communist Assaults Stymied by Staunch American Defenses in Southeast Korea

First Cavalry vAnd 25th Infantry Beat Back Repeated Comrounist- Assaults On Defense Positions:

Americans Throw  Back Red Waves In Mountains    Two American Infantry Divisions ‘Under Orders To Stand Fast Or Die

Reds Repulsed By U.S. Troops In Pusan Area   Stand Fast Or Die, Walker Tells Men On Korean Warfror

2 American Divisions Beat Back Red Waves   U. S: Lines Holding Against Furious Red Attacks; Main Drive In Yongdong Sector

“NO CHANGES IN YONGDONG AREA   Navy and Air Force Planes and Fresh Troops Halt Pusan Flanking Threat.

Vital Yongdong Sector Holding Tn Main Battle   First Cavalry Yields Htvanggan; Slight Red Gains on Two Flanks

Beat Back Repeated Attacks by Reds On Mountain Line   “Don't Give Up An Inch” Order By Gen. Walker

Americans Are Under Orders To “Stand Or Die”   ‘MacArthur's Headquarters Report There Is  No Change In Vital Yongdong Sector;  Rule Out All Possibility Of Surrender  Or Retreat At This Stage Of War

TORNADOES VIE WITH HAIL, RAIN   Midwest Swept By Damaging Wind, Rain, Raging Rivers.

WEEKEND STORMS POUND MIDWEST   TORNADOES STRIKE; FLOODS BLAMED FOR WISCONSIN DROWNING

Winds And Rain Pound Midwest   Weather Is Unusuall, Humid In Southern And Eastern States

NEBRASKA HIT BY TORNADOES, HIGH WATERS   Six Persons Injured, Livestock Killed and Buildings Leveled.

Official Warns Price and Wage Control Likely   Says Unjustified Price Increases May Bring Action

Economist Warns U. 5. Faces Price, Wage Controls.  Regulations Needed   Regulations Needed Because of ‘Unjustified Rise in Cost of Items

Economist Says Current Boosts Are Uniustified   Serious Inflation  Danger Is Cited

Price Boost Peril Said on Increase   Economist Demands Stiffer Anti-Inflation Control Measures

ROK Troops Unable Catch Racina Reds   Republicans Surge Through: North Korea But Unable to Contact Main Body of Enemy

Scurry City Shows Gain Of 214 Per Cent  Population Of Snyder Set At 12.008 By Census Officials 

Taday is R-Day and it Will be ‘Pellets Away’ In Catskill Mountains; Dry Ice Planes Ready

Today Is Rain Day, In New York; $100 Dollar A Day Rainmaker to Act

Rearming Of Germany Confirmed   Communist Storm Troopers Caught in Berlin Give Data,

LAOT GERMANY BEING REARMEL   TWO ALLIED CAPTIVES RP. PORT TRAINING UNDER WAY DEEP IN SOVIET ZONF,

German Says Russians Are  Arming Eas!   Soviets Providing Army, Air Force-And Sea Units

Communist Police Aver Russia Is Rearming East  Germany With Full Arms

RUSSIA ARMING EAST GERMANY, CAPTIVES SAY   Army, Air Force And Sea Units Being Trained Berlin Court Told   TANKS AND WEAPONS USED IN EXERCISES

E.. Germany Rearming By Russia —  Confirmed   Two Policemen From Soviet Zone Tell Americans Of Red Procram

STASSEN MAKES BID FOR MEETING WITH JOE STALIN   Proposes in Letter to Russian Dictator That Two Try “to Stop Drift Toward War.”   CRITICIZES KREMLIN : FOR ITS POLICIES   Move Has No Official Status  —Action Attacked by   Democrats and Lauded by Republicans.

FACE - 0 - FACE MEETING WITH STALIN URGED   Stassen Seeks Conference “To Stop The Drift Toward War”   STATE DEPARTMENT DISOWNS MANEUVER

STASSEN HAS PLAN TO MEET WITH STALIN   Letter Is Sent And Criticizes Kremlin For Action In Korea

Stassen Requests FaceTo-Face Meeting With  Soviet Premier Stalin

Stassen Writes Stalin Asking Meeting To Avert War: Mission: Not Official:   Wallace Approves

Highest Producer: Are Growers in Middle Bucks County   TOTAL YIELD 24,658 LBS

I-DAY WOOL POOL HERE YIELDED 24,058 LBS   3 Highest Bucks Producers From Middle Bucks   PHILADELPHIA BUYER

Line of “No Retreat” Is Strengthened   Gl's and So. Korean: Build Defenses of Vital Pusan

Bill Singleton Of Whitesett In Serious Condition At C.-M Hospital

Vatican May Delay Release of Vogeler   Hungarian Captors Demand Bejeweled Crown as Ransom

HGHTS GIVING UP AUNGAAY'S ROYAL GROWN   Return of Ancient Diadem {s One of Conditions for Freeing American.

Infantry Landing ls Not Big Push   More Delaying Action Seen Before American Counter-Offensive

Handful of Yanks Reported Winning Battle For Time’   Pentagon Revising Estimates Of Needs

U.S. OFFENSIVE NOT SEEN NOW   Not Much More Retreat Is Expected By Ameri team Fareed

‘Aid for Feared Diseases Found   : Helpful Treatment, Cited : For Leprosy. Epilepsy

Two Phone Cables Cut at St. Louis   Service Disrupted Several Hours in Incident After First Picketing of Strike

Labor Leaders Hit Commies And T-H Act   Dedicate Holiday To Fight Against Both As Foes Of People

‘Mid-Century Labor Day Pledges  Labor Leaders Hit Redsand T-H Measure

Labor Leaders Unite On Twin Goals For American Workers  Defeat Of Communist Aggression And Taft-Hartley Asked By AFL. CIO

Labor Vows War On Reds. T-H Repeal   Murray And Green Stress Chief Aims Of C.LO. And A.F.L

Labor Day Dedicated . By Workers   Propose To Beat Reds; To Repeal Taft-Hartley Law

Labor Aims: Beat Reds, End T-H Act  Green and Murray . - Emphasize Purposes

Labor Leaders. Renew War On Red Aggression   Resume Campaign For New Congress To Beat T-H Law

Opening Fair ‘Crowd Exceeds Last Year's —   217%3 Raia- Drenched Personas on Hand for. — First Day Activities.

Opening Fair Crowd Exceeds Last Year's   21,763 Rain-Drenched Persons on Hand for First Day Activities

British Hope For Peace —   Urge No Attack by UN On Chinese Territory Till Exhausting Every Chance for Settlement

British Oppose War On China. Propose Talks   Worrled Leaders Want U.S. To Set Up Line Shart Of Borde:

‘Stay Short Of Border’ British For Early Peace Talks With China Reds

WILL WESTERN EUROPE rivvriis  West Europe Nations Willing To Bow Before Soviet Armies, \Hoping For 2nd U.S. Crusade

May Abandon U.N. Support Ot Red China   Envoy In Peiping Confirms Reports Of Tibet Invasion

Indian Leaders Worried Over Tibet Threat   Diplomats Speculate That Invasion May Nudge Nehru Away From Middle Ground

Mao’s Attack After Pledge Of Peaceful Settlement Has  Nehru Government Worried

Indians Concerned On Tibetan Issue   Communist invasion Might Redirect Nehru

Anthony Phone Users Protest At Stormy Session   Commissioner {ries  To Fiaht Witness

Hope Is Held For Milk Strike End   Mayor Lawrence Says Strikers, Dealers Are ‘Close Together’

15 Red Tanks Demolished   Air Force Says 22 Others Are Damaged Friday

U.S. Airiorce Destroys 15 Fuemy Tanks   Twenty-Two Other Tanks Reported Damaged and FiftyTwo Trucks Destroyed

lap Communist Solon Expelled  Diet Member Branded Traitor To Party

Blooms Pop in East; -40 in Montana  Oklahoma Mercury   Oklahoma Mercury Ranges From 2 to 80 Dearees Fahrenheit

RAIN, SNOW END MIDWEST HEAT WAVE   Chicago Has 67 Degree Temperature Wednesday and Forecast is for Zero There Tonight.   24 BELOW ZERO IN MINNEAPOLIS.   Most of South and East Basks in Warm Weather Bringing Out Buds and Blossoms. .

Cold, Rain And Snow Lash North   Severe Cold Wave In West; Chicago Had 67 Wednesday; Hot Weather In East

Laborite Demands ‘Dewey’s Removal  ‘From N. Y. Office   ' Appointment of Hanley To State Job Called ) Impeachment Basis

Marcantonio Asks Governor Dewey Be Impeached   Says Hanley Appointment Completes Deal Told In Famed Letter

HUTLEDGE ON WAY TO TEXAS TO SEEK WORK   Doctor, Free for First Time Since March, 1949, Goes First to Hannibal.

Soviet Kidnap Ring Smashed  Abductions Linked T. Ciaqaret Smuaalina

BREAK AUSTRIAN SMUGGLING RING   " CHARGE DEAL WITH RUSSIANS TO SIEZE SOVIET RENEGADES

Nation Lacks Wool Supply   Sen. Johnson Lashes Plight of Military

Not Enough Wool in U.S. for Army Uniforms, Senators Discover—Blame Munitions Board

Truman Makes Use Of Landmarks in Wyoming Speech   Teapot Dome Field, Kortes Dam Are  Described

Sun, Moon Turn Blue Over North Sea Area: Cause of Phenomenon Not Known

Strange Blue Sun Follows Freak Blue Moon  Jittery Old Folks in Europe Consider Flight After Phenomena In Heavens

BLUE SUN AND MOON IN SKIES OVER EUROPE   Superstitious Fear End of World; Smoke, Cloud, Dust Likely Cause.

SKY FREAK BAFFLES THOUSANDS Blue Sun and Moon Startles Europeans

Blue Moon Followed By Blue Sun Ovet North Sea Creates Mood Indigo In Denmark, England; Mystery Terrifies

»Sun, Moon Turn to Freakish Blue; Fearful Few Think Doomsday at Hand

Celestial Phenomenon Boaffies Britain  Blue Sun Follows Freak Blue Moon

Queer Blue Sun Over North Sea  Same Shipdtazere Lau Hote Canadian Fires

DUST MASS HIGH IN SKY North Sea Area Gets  Jitters From Blue Sun

Blue Moon, Sun Frightens Europe   Unusual Atmosphere Causes Phenomena

Astronomers Baffled - By Strange Blue Sun   Follows Freak Blue Moon ir Skies Over the Nortl Sea Area Today.

Accident Victim Still Critical  Commuters Mourn Death Of Feagins

FIGHT FIRE IN HERRIN HOSPITAL   FOUR CITIES SEND EQUIPMENT, SUBDUE BLAZE IN LAUNDRY

TwoRangers Are Sent To Port Arthur   Violence Threatened In Texas Co. Strike

Rangers. Sent To Texaco Plant. Strike Violence Brings. Quick State. Action   Twi Marooned In Bay For 97 Hours

French Government Promises Action (If Reds Interfere With Arms Pact -

Believe Soviets To Show Hand In ‘Cold War’ Soon   Acheson And Truman Do Not Anticipate 3rd World Conflict

MOVE DUE NEXT MONTH   °  Soviet Expected To Tell If Cold War To Turn Hot

MAY DECHION CX COLD WAR   Russia, Will Decide Within 40 Days Whether to Go on with Cold War or Provoke Shooting War, Is Bellef of Experts,

Battles Rage Over Flaming 50-Mile Front   Reinforced Americans Recapture Town Of Haman: Enemy Advances To SY Miles In 2nd Division Area   \Allied Fighters, Bombers Strike ‘At Enemy Along 50-Mile Frent   1,150 Planes Helping GI’s Battle Breakthrouch

Cancel Speech   Lattimore’s s Address if Of Because of Protests By Guests of Howell

PACKARD AND UKIGN SETTLE   13-Day Strike of 8,600 Auto Workers Ended Early Today

To Ask Legislature to Empower Dewey To Appoint Seven Additional Regents

[Regents Might Be Increased Sever  By New Measure   ‘Bill Would Require Party Strength Be Limited to Two-Thirds of Number

Some Officers Believe UN Forces Will Take City Today, But Others Say By End of Week; Yanks Storm ‘Across Naktong At Six Points

Repeated Gains Made by Allied Forces in South   Drive to Link up With Inchon  Invaders Looms

Capture Of ‘City Beleived To Be Matter Of Only Few Hours U. 8, Marines Are Acrosa Haz River In Force   SIX CROSSINGS OF NAKTONG RIVER MAD!

Michigan Minister Goes To Claim  Daughter’s Body, Finds Her Alive

Chicago Trainmen Walk Out, Army Promises Action  Government Will Tak: ‘Any Necessary Steps’ Ta Halt Wildcat Strik.

Trainmen Defy Army In Walkout   Roads Are Under Federal Operation; Steel Production Curtailed in Area

Rail Service Is Disrupted By Walkouts   Government Which Has Been Operating Roads Prepares To . Take Action; Says Strike Hurts War Effort :

Trainmen Stage Wildcat Walkout Against 5 Roads   Army Says Strike At Chicago Hurts Efforts in Korea

Chicago Hit By Wildcat Rail Strike   Trainmen Disrupt Schedules, Shut Dowr ior Steel Plant

a a a i  ‘Wildcat Strike by Chicago Trainmen Cuts Service at Nation's Biagest Rail Center

Seven Lines Hindered By Wildcat Act   Freight Service Qn Nickel Plate Impaired Locally

CHIGAGD HIT BY WALKOUT NOT ORDERED   2.500 Workers Are Affected: Spokesmen Warn Strike May Spread.

Action Starts To Force Two Out of Office   Remington and Lee Refuse To Resign Denartment Posts

, Executive AFL Council Convenes  Unitied Labor Front Set For Studly

 Executive Council Huddles Teday  one ner a AAA  AFL Leaders Ponder United Labor Front

Russia Trying To Stop Peace, Acheson Says   He Attacks Malik’s UN Acts As Hiding Truth, Thwarting Peace Efforts

GOP Joins In Clearing Way For Vote   Southern Democrats Beaten, 42 To 29; Congress Has 2 Day: Only To Pass Full Measure

PRESENT LAW DUE TO END ON SATURDAY   Southern Democrats Lose First Test In Senate

4 KILLED AS PLANE PLUNGES INTO LAKE   Three Air Force Officers and an Enlisted Man Lose Lives 7 at New Orleans.

Houdek Given U.S. Asylum   Former Chief Czech Delegate With U.N.

Policy Statement Stirs Up Bitter G. O. P. Protest: Britain Ready To Nod to Reds

Double Success Scored by China Communists   Americans Being Told To Quit Nationalist leland: Dekhate Ranec

Great Britain Recognizing Communist Government of China Today; Republicans Fear Our Coast to Become Defense Line.

BRITISH READY RECOGNITION (OF MAO GOVT:      Solon Charges Chiang Betrayed, Warns Of Peril To Defenses

COMMUNISTS LIKELY 10 TAKE FORMOSA   Britain Is Granting Full Recognition For New Government

*resident Denies Chiang Not Only Military Aid, But Military Advice As Well; U. S. Not To  Recome Involved In Anv Wav

President, in Major Policy Declaration, Says U. S. Will Not Intervene in  Chinese Civil War.   BRITAIN PREPARES TO RECOGNIZE REP:   Americans on Island Are Told to Leave — Truman’s Stand Criticized by Republicans.

Hurricane Loses Punch; Damage Low   Two Other Storms, However, Build Up In Caribbean. Atlantic

NO LOSS OF LIFE   Hurricane Delivered It: Heaviest Punch at Panama City, Fla.

Hurricane Spent, New One Begins   ’ Negligible Damage Results On Mainland

Gulf Hurricane Fails  th     Freakish To Develop Its Full Streng

FLORIDA TOWN IS HARDEST HIT BY HURRICANE   ‘No Deaths, Storm Roars In: land; 2 Other Hurricanes Blow.

Freak Hurricane Hits in Florida  Tornado Offshoot Wrecks 12 Houses

Hurricane Hits Florida Coast   Damage Lighter Than Expected: No Loss of Life Is Reported

Coastal Area Of Florida Hit By Storm   Freakish Hurricane Damages Panama City Section

Hurricane’s Worst Punch Delivered At Florida Resort  3,500 Persons Leave   3,500 Persons Leave Low Ground as Blow Destroys Property

Hurricanes Leave Little Damage   Florida Town Receives The Heaviest Punch As Other Big Storm Still Hovers

Freakish Wind Batters Coast; Damage Small   No Fatalities © Reported After Hurricane Strikes

Freak Gulf Hurricane Hits Hardest At Florida; No Lives Reported Lost

‘Freakish Gulf Hurricane Sweeps Intand; Little Damage Is Reported

eo gf mee gt eg ee Bm Fréakish Hurricane Delivers Heavy Punch to Florida City   Panama City Bears Brunt of Bia Blow .

HURRICANE SWEEPS INLAND Florida Resort Town Appears Hardest Hit By Freak Blow

Florida City Hit by Storm  Deane iol Ldseresrane   Freaish Hurricane Sweeps Inland Near Mobile, Alabama

Florida City Hit by Storm   Freakish Hurricane Sweeps Inland Near Mobile, Alabarna-

Freak Hurricane Fails fo Wreak Expected Havoc   Florida Resort Town Absorbs Brunt of Storm

Storm Loses Punch After Hitting Coast   Two Persons Hurt, TrawelHings Wrecked In Offshoot Tornado

sone     Gulf Hurricane Loses Punch as It Swings Inland at Mobile

Freakish Gulf Howler Causes Little Damage   Fwo Hurt, Dozen Home Wrecked In Florida As New Hurricane Brews

Hurricane Is Slowing Affer Reaching Land   Another In Eastern Carribean Growing In Size And [ntentity Now

Hurricane Blows Out Over ‘Land   Damage Is Slight As Storm Loses Foree In Alabama

Business High In Recruiting   Enlistment Applications In Some ‘Cities Up 300 ~ Per Cent

Services Note Sharp Upswing  In Enlistments   Number. of Recruits Seen Governing Men Called By Draft Boards

Texas Beverage Group Backing Proposal  Taxed Sale Of Liquor By The Drink Asked To Hike Revenue

ALLIES NEARER ATOM ACCORD   'U. S., Canada, Britain Held  Moving Toward Working  Agreement on Issues

ATOMIC BOMB PARTNERSHIP PROGRESSING   Canada and Britain Are Cooperating Fully With United States

[Love Life of Swan Not So Simple {Town in Pennsylvania Discovers

Blinded War Vet In Fire Warning   Notifies Firemen While Another Beats Out Flame: In Boy’s Clothing

Scribe Is Ousted At Czech Meet  AP Pass Cancelled   AP Pass Cancelled For Student Meet

China Reds Invade T ibet, Peiping Broadeast € Serpe S   British Say There's No Confirmation Of Aug. 14 Report But Pakistan Radio Repeats Story Today

CHICAGO'S  PERSON AL PET eS  Gorilla ‘Bushman. Gains in Life Fight

Wind and Rair Cause Injury To 8 Texans   Northeast Corner of State Hit; Phone,  Power Lines Down

Spearheads Within 2 Miles of Capital   Yanks Grab Beachhead Near Waegwan; Red Defenses Hold Only Below Pohang

Dragnet Covers Sporting Events   New York Police Hunting Hoodlums

Aid Pact For Laborls Aim Of John L.   Lewis Suggests Miners And Steelworkers Band Together ‘To Fight Financial Interests’

Lewis Proposes Mutual Aid Pact With Steel Union  UMW Chief Sparks New Labor Demand For Higher Pay

Lewis Seeks Agreement With USW   Proposes Mutual Aid Pact: With Steel Union As Defense Step; Returns Uncashed Check

Lewis Proposes UMW-CIO Pact For Mutual Aid   Calls Plan Defense Against Attacks on Unions by ‘Financial Interests’

Unions Will Use Gains by Lewis as Wage Lever   Miners’ Settlement Is Expected to Start Demand Spiral

Lewis Proposes Mutual Aid Pact  Returns Uncashed Check to Murray

LEWIS PROPOSES UMW-STEEL UNION MUTUAL AID PACT   MINER PRESIDENT RETURNS UNCASHED CHECK FOR $500,000

THINKS UNIONS MUST UNITE AS DEFENSE MOVE   Returns Money Sent to Him by Teader af CTO

Devout;Curious Crowd Necedah For ‘Miracle’   ™Despite Bishop’s Ban; Woman Expects Vision Will Reappear

Thousands To See ‘Vision   Necedah Filling Up As People Wait For ‘Appointed’ Hour

15.000 SEE DISPLAY   Community —_—— at Stadium Preceded Band Concert

Churchill Says Labor Leaders Telling ‘Lies’  ‘Winnie’ Hurls New Blast In Election

Churchill Says Laborites Lied To Win Votes   Tory Party Leader In Pre-Election Tour For Support

Stenographer Breaks Channel Swim Record Chiles, Ointe*Ace Dark Elorea Wine Surorice Victory 2...

31-Year-Old Stenographer Sets Channel.Swim Mark; Shirley May Misses Goal -

Florence Chadwick Sets Time Of 13 Hours, 23 Minutes Channel Swim Record Broken

Rival, Shirley May Is Pulled From Water San Diego Stenographer Swims Channel. Sets Recorc

31-Year-Old Stenographer Beats Channel   Shirley May's Second Attempt Ends in Failure

Decision On Profits  Tax Planned  ~ Committee Rushes   Commiitiee Rushes To. Close Hearing. On Exeess Taxes

Gag Rule Cry Of Republicans At Rush Tactics  Snyder Appears At   Snyder Appears At Committee Hearing. Just Before Action

Snyder Urges 1) Per Cent Tax On Profits  Renublicans Accuse   Republicans Accuse Ways, Means Group Of “Gag” Tactics

House Group Marks “Rush” On Profits Tax   Republicans Hurl “Gag Rule” Charge

HEAVY EXCESS PROFITS LEVY IS DEMANDEL   Treasury Secretary Asks Congress For 75 Per  Cent Tax   HOUSE COMMITTEE IS RUSHING ACTION

40 Percent ‘Excess’ Tax Proposed by Sec. Snyder  Committee Seeks   Comunittee Seeks To Speed Issue And Republicans Cry ‘Gag Rule’

QUICK DECISION ~ APPEARS LIKELY - ON PROFITS TAX   ‘House Group Votes to End Hearings Noy. 22 and Bar Testimony on Other Ways  to Obtain Revenue.   REPUBLICANS RAISE  CRIES OF “GAG RULE   Secretary Snyder Appear: Before Committee and Urges 75 Per Cent Levy on Corporations.

Congress Opens excess Profits Levy hearings   House Acts To Rush Decision Of 75 Percent Tex Levy

GeUPED Gres wah s —_—<—<—<—$——$— —<—<——  House Group Plans Rush Vote On Exeess Profits Tax Law

Snyder U rges Excess Profits  Tax of 75 Pet.   House Group to Rush Decision on New Levy: GOP Cries “Gag Rule’

Snyder Favors Taxing 75 Pet.  Excess Profits   Honse Committee to Rush Decision Despite Cry Of CAP Onnnsitian

EXCESS PROFIT TAX OF 75 PER CENT PROPOSED   Treasury Secretary Is Heard By House Ways And Means Group

HOUSE GROUP DEMANDS 75% TAX ON PROFIT   Republican Members Cry ‘‘Steamroller”’  And ‘‘Gag Rule”

Excess Profits Tax Hearings Speeded  Committee’s Action Stirs ‘Gag Rule’ Cry

Sullivan Judge Denies Charges  Harris Wants to Be Tried in Own Court-

Hoosier Judge To Face 3 Charges   Embezzlement, Forgery Among Indictments —

Six-Alarm Fire In Pittsburgh    Broken Water Main Hampers Firemen

PHOTOGRAPHING OF NUDE CO-EDS AROUSES WRATH OF PARENTS   Washington University Prexy Says Pictures ‘Will Be Destroyed

Murder Charge Placed Against Alice Richard   Says Twin Was ‘Stupid and Loud’; Planned for Leaner Time

Girl, 14, ‘Not Sorry She Killed’ Identical Twin   Says She Had ‘Hated’ Popular Sister Since Sixth Grade in School

Baccalaureate Rites Listed   Rev. Mr. Magnuson to Give Sermon to LHS Seniors

— POLITICS — Judgeship Dickering  Is Charged   IMPELLITTERI IS AG€CUSED

Tammany Chieftain Tosses New Fuel On Political ‘Bonfire’   De Sapio Accuses Impellitteri Of Demanding Four  Judgeships As Price For Quitting Gotham Mayor atte Rare

Lammany Hall Leader Accuses I mpellitteri of Dentandin gF our  J udgeships as His‘Quiv’ Price

Truman Won't Fire Acheson, Reporf Says.   Close Relation Between Secretary of State and President Given as  Reacon of Keening Him

Bond Between Truman, Secretary Cited  Observers Say Acheson Will Be Fired Only if He Ousts Himself

FORMER FOLLIES STAR, DIVORCE DEFENDANT   Lina Basquette Gilmore Sued By Fifth Husband   ‘OTHER CIVIL ACTIONS

FORMER STAR OF FOLLIES IS NAMED IN DIVORCE CASE   Mrs. Lina Basquette Gilmore is Named by Her Fifth Husband   LIVES AT LAHASKA   Newtown Plumber Names

Free Work Figh Heads For Court   Margiatti Claims Right to Call Jury To Probe Charges

STATE DENIES  GAROL INSANE   Claims Mercy Slayer Knew ) What She Was Doing

EXTRA!   Carol Insane As She Killed Father, Claim   Evidence Is Introduced By State In An Effort To Counteract Claim Made By Defendant

80 RESERVISTS INLOCAL AREA ARE RECALLED   Group Inclu'es Army Draftees Discharged Under ‘48 Law.

80 Local Reserves Recalled fo Duty  Group Given Orders To Take Physicals

Atomic Committee Meets with A.E.C., Hint H-Bomb Talks  Bricker Replaces Vandenberg as Committee Member

Ex-Conviet Found Shot to Death In Kansas City Area   Man With Long Record Slain In Mysterious {hep

Allies Reject Russian Story On Blockade  Soviets Delayed Train of US.   Soviets Delayed Train of U. S. Army In Berlin

‘Just Like Pearl Harbor, Senator Charges; Says State Dept. Caught Flat-Footed

GOP SEES NO PROVOCATION “TOENTER WAR   Senators Feel U. S Has No Obligatior to Get Embr oilec Over Korea. 2

State Department ‘Caught Flat-footed By War Say lrate Senators of COP

GOP Senators See No Obligation for U. S. to Go to War Over Korea

Korean Conflict Starts War of Nerves As Allies Guess Next Red Maneuver

20 Killed, 80 to100 Wounded In Korea So Far, AP Is Told   Chinese Communists Hit U.S. ‘Ageression’   ALLIES BUSY IN KOREA What Are Reds Cooking Up:

Jonnson Directs VFW Pony Sale   Ladies Auxiliary To Conduct Drive

Offer ‘To Conter  Stop-Fire   U. N. Committee Willing to go to Peiping For Talks on Peace

Cease-Fire Unit Offers To Make Trip   Wi Lacks Authority To Negotiate Terms, He Vells Conmmilttee

Truee Envoys Offer To Go To Peiping   Learn Red Delegate to U. N. Has. No Power  To Negotiate Peace

RED CHINA ‘NO’ DEPRESSES U. N.   Delegates Gather Gloom. ily To Hear Commission’s Report

UN Cease-Fire Group Offers To Go To Peiping   Would Discuss Peace Terms with Foreign Minister of Red China

UN to Hear Report From 3-Man Group   Delegates Depressed By Red China’s Rejection Of  Bid for Peace

UN Group Offers To Go  To China Seeking Peace   Pearson Cables Peiping After Consulting Red Army; Malik Insists On Continuing Debate On Formosa

May Confer Witt Reds in Peiping  Cease-Fire Group - Makes Travel Offer

U. N. Delegates Hear Report On Peace Move  — Commission. Expect To Keep Trying _ Despite Rejection

UN Depressed Over Rejection Of Peace Pleas   Red China Flatly Rejects Bids For Armistice

New Bid Made In Korea Crisis   Cease Fire Committee Offer to Peiping

Missouri Aims One-Ton Shells At Communist:   Approaches To Beachhead Raked By 2 Cruisers; Ahnond Praises Action

Would Carry Olive Branch To Peiping’   UN Committee Offers to Go to China to Discuss Cease-Fira Terms

 Cables Peiping ’ Cease Fi ire Group: Asks Direet  ‘Conference With Red Minister

UN Delegates Gather To Hear Report On Cease-fire Studies; Hopes Wane

U.N. Group Would Meet © Chou ‘in: China   Asks Assembly “Committee To Be Patient ‘on Plan:

U. N. Cease-fire Committee May Visit Peiping   Direct Korean Peace Talks Volunteered at Lake Success

Cease-Fire Group In UN Offers To Go To Peipina   Committee Proposes To Go To China Capital For Direct Korean Peace Talks With Chou

U.N. Makes New Futile Peace Effort   Offers to Go to Peiping for Direct Talks on Korean War

U. N. OFFERS TO SEND MISSION FOR PEACE TO CHINA      Cease-Fire Committee Seek: Personal Talks With Chou En-Lai.

Red Chinese End UN Parley   Acheson Attends Brussels Meeting on European Army

—NO REPLY —  UN Asks Peace Talk In Peiping   CEASE-FIRE GROUP ACTS

Cease Fire Commission to Report  UN ls Depressed by Peace Bid Rejection

U.N. Group Read To Visit Peiping  Cease-Fire Committee   Cease-Fire Committee Announces Offer To  Make Trin.

Otfer To Meet Chinese Aide At His Capital   Cable Sent After Wu Reveals He Is Unable To Confer

U.N. Cease-Fire Group Offers To Go To China For Korea Peace Talk

Cease-Fire Group Offers to Talk To Chinese Head   Committee Sends Cable Stating Willingness To Meet Anvwhere

Chinese Red: Reject Cease Fire Efforts   UN Committee Has Gffered To Go To Communist Canital

Cease-Fire Group Offers To Meet Chou In Peiping      U.N. Committee Awaits Reply On New Effort to End War

Suggests a Mission to Red China   U.N. Cease-Fire Commission Wauld Meet the Enemy’s Foreian Minister

Laud Simple Virtues Of  Jefferson   Give First Volumes Of Monumental Work to President, Marshall

Cite Benefits Of Program Of  Fluorination   Adding Sedium Fluoride To Water Has Reduced Tooth Decay, Reports U. S. Health Service

UAW Guard Is Victim Of Kidnap ©  Watchinan Who   Watchman Who Found Dynamite Je Abducted

Couldn't Think Of Names of His Children    Government Complains to Taxpayer About Red Tape

Red Tape Turnabout Government Gripes Because He Pays His Income Tax Too Often!

Goody, Goody, He's Fellow Who Has Out-Red-Taped Government Bureau!

Eisenhower May Be Named to Post   Truman May Appoint General to Command International Army

Eisenhower Seen Leading Allied Army   Truman Hints Former  Supreme Chief Ready To Take Over Post

Speculation Grows That Eisen’ ver  Will Head West Europe Defense F orces

lke Favored. As Commande: New UN Army   International Force To Keep Peace May Be In Hands of World War II Leader

Expect Top Post for Eisenhower  Speculate He Will . Head World Army

Truman May Pick General For Job In West Europe   Speculation Grows Eisenhower Will Head Allied Defense

Ike May Be New Europe Army Chief   Observers Feel- Name Would Add Preitige  And Win Suppért For. Pranncad: Dwcotttentinn

TALK OF IKE AS GENERAL OF ALLIED ARMY   Europeans Want American t« Head Combined Western Forces.

Allied Forces Of 12 Nations To Be Merged   U.S. Officer Favored For High Command

Speculation Grows That Eisenhower Will Command International Army

Eisenhower May Get Europe Post  General Seen As Head GE bsteenational Arn

New Army Seen! Under Command Of _Eisenhower   New Sense Of Confidence Seen Created Merely By Naming Of General

Eisenhower Mentioned For West Europe.  Army Command   Truman Seemingly Favors Former Supreme Officer

Shoe Clerks and Bakers Die on Hil 205 in Tradition of U.S. ‘Rangers   20 Volunteers Escape Death After Seeking Combat Duty

Clerks, ‘Cooks And Bakers DieFighting Like Rangers In Night Battle On Hill 205

Frontline Report...  53 Brave Rangers Went Up Hill 205-20 Came Back   FORMED IN ATGEUST

Unit Fought, Died Like Real Rangers   Volunteers Went to Battle Front. in -Korea From  “Zone Behind. Lines: . °

T hey Called Themselves Rangers, ‘And Died Like Rangers -- Fighting

They Wanted Action  Most-of Volunteer Band Killed Fighting Like Rugged Ranger:

Band Of Clerks, Cooks, And Other Noncombatants Prove To Be Heroes

GI's TAKE NICKNAME SERIOUSLY Green Ex-bakers, Cooks, Shoe Clerks Heroes of Hill. 205.

Allies Nearing a Critical Point on Germany's Future   Outcome of U.S., Britishand French Talks May Settle Fate of Western European Organization

Western Europe Organization Hangs In Balance  United States, Britain and France Approach Critical Point In Problem of Germany's Future

British And Allies Ponder Germany Status  Critical Point Now Reached By Group About Future

Western Europe Unity at Stake   German Production Necessary to Keep Up Europe Recovery

Critical Point On Germany Up For Solution»  Discussion By Big Three Ministers To Be Held In May

U. S., Britain and France Are Nearing Critical Point on Question of Germany's Future

Europe Unior Up to Britain   Reich Participation Splits Allied Nations

America, Britain, France Ponder German Future  Weet Burane Linity   West Europe Unity Seems to Hinge On English Cooperation

Crisis Near In German Situation   Momentous Decision Up To U.S., Britain And France.

Leiden EURUPE QUESTION  Future Of Germany Hinges On U. S., Britain And France

N ear Crisis OnFuture Of  Germany   Fate Of Western Europe's Union May Hinge On Outcome Of Londen Conference

THREE POWERS FACE DECISION ON GERMANY   Fate Of Western Euro. pean Organization Seer Hinged On Outcome

Britain's Bitfer Election Battle Set for Feb. 23   Favors Laborites

GENERAL VOTE IN BRITAIN SET FEBRUARY-23   Prime Minister Stakes Labor Govt. Sway On. Commons Election

Elections  Due Feb. 23 In Britain   Bitter Campaign For House Seats Is Expected

BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION CALLED FOR FEBRUARY 23   Attlee Labor Regime and Churchill’s Conservatives Will Battle for Control of Government.   BITTERLY FOUGHT CONTESTS PREDICTED   Both Parties Expected to Nominate Candidates for Every One of 625 Seats in Commons.

Issue Will Be Between Attlee’s Labor Government And Winston Churchill’s Conser v atives; Both Uphold Welfare

New House Of Commons To Be Chosen Then  Date Favorable To   Date Favorable To Labor Party, In Spite OF Reverses

Present Parliament To Be Dissolved Feb. 3, And Will Not Meet Again; Bookmaker Makes Labor Party The Favorite

Prime Minister Atlee Calls General Election for Feb. 23. Bitter Political Fight Seen

IN BRITAIN SET FEBRUARY 23   Prime Minister Stakes Labor Govt. Sway On  Commons Election

Time Regarded Favorable to Laborites Despite Defeats Recently in Elections in New Zealand and Australia.

Prime Minister  a England Calls  General Election Bitterly Fought  Vote Contest Is Promised

WA HOVE SPRFAKER   British Labor Government To Face Test In Election

“law Yark Cotten   Transport Union Wallouvt Threatens Shorp Cut in Pan-Am Air Oneration:

Stewards Strike Against the Pan American Airlines   TWL Maintenance Men Pledged to Honor Picket Lines

Proves Blow To Prestige Of Truman   Committee Race in Alabama Is ‘Touch-and-Go’

Alabama Outcome Still In Doubt ‘But State's Righters -Have Lead; Republicans See Har: binger Of Victory In Fall      SOUTHERN VOTING OVERSHADOWS SORE

Pepper Defeat Blow To Truman Alabama Election s SHil Touch And Go

Primary Resulfs Show Fair Deal Losing Prestige   Pepper Loses Florida Race—Alabama Close

Espionage Charge Cited As Reason   Note Broadcast By Prague Radio

Agreement On Formosa Claimed et   Senator Knowland Demands Quick Check Up With MacArthur.

Solon Demands ‘Check’ With MocArthur Agreement Reported Reached On Formosa

PUBLIC WANTS PARLEY FACTS, SENATOR SAYS   Not Satisfied With SecondHand Information,  Knowland Says   PENTAGON FILLS IN DETAILS FOR PRESS

Republican Senator Assails Roundabout News as to Results  Of Parley on Wake

Sick Fisherman Taken Off Boat  Brownsville Trawler mat._-ki. §@:. ge ff

Will Hit Large Firms Hardest   Recommends That Congress Wait Until After Elections

Winter Covers  Most OF U. S.   January Ends In Midst Of Snow, Sleet, Rain And Cold

Winter Gives Out Variety Of Trouble   New Frigid Air Mass Blows into Northern Plains

lowa Student Goes On Trial Today   Robert Bednasek Accused of Strangulation Murder of Margaret Jackson

Break Up Hamburg  Communist Mob  Red ‘March’ Fizzles Elsewhere in West

West German Police Smash Communists’ ‘Show of Strength’   Reds’ ‘Resistance March’ Collapses When Hamburg Riot Fizzles Out

Witnesses Called AsVogeler Trial Resumes Today  U. §. Businessman’s Confession Doubted Ry Friende Ahma

Hungarians” Spy Trial Will Stress Sabotage Damage   Friends Of Vogeler, U.S Citizen, Scout Hit Plea  OF Guilty To Charges

Hungarian Witnesses fo Tell Asserfed ‘Damaae Done by Accused Spy Vogeler

PHYSICIAN TO TAKE STAND KEXT WEEK   4)-Year-Old Doctor to Give Own explanation of Why He Imjected Alr Into Mrs. Borotto’s Veins if He Had Already Concluded She Was Dead.

A RELAYS PARADE: ATTRACTS THRONG   Pretty Girls, Floats, Bands Make Up the Colorful  Downtown Event   WILL NAME WINNERS

A RELAYS PARADE ATTRACTS THRONG   Pretty Girls, Floats, Bands Make Up the Colorful  Downtown Event

Lweifel Elected  Creager Successor  Old Guard Faction Still At Helm of Texas Party

BUILD MILK PLANT   Moscow Plans New Diplomatic Campaign Counter Offensive  Against U. S. Is Planned By Reds

Russia ls Busy With Diplomacy   Step Up Drive To Counter Acheson’s Declared Policy

AFTS POLITICAL STOCK REPORTED BOOMING IN OHI   ov. Fronk J. Lausche And  Cleveland Mayor Out FE Cannte Rore

Legalized Gambling Assailed   O'Dwyer Proposal Is Blasted By Dewey; ‘A Political Issue’

Dewey Bars Legalization Of Cambling   Political Issue Shapes in Rejection Of O’Dwyer Plan

Annual Barbecue Is Scheduled Toda yr ra  Parade To Lead Off Labor Dav Progtany     i

Russians fo Cut Power in Berlin   Mayor Sees Action as Reprisal for Korea

Russia To Cut Berlin Power  Action Means Little As New Plant Ready

Reds To Cut West Berlin Power Today   Mayor Credits War In Korea

Secretary Of State John Ben Shepperd Refuses To Certify Votes Cast In Duval County In General Election

French Still Backing Up in_Indochina   Latest Retreat Is Major Vic. tory for Commie Guerrilla. Forces

French Abandon Their Headquarter:  Fortress Near Indochina Border

French Quit Major Post in Indo-China   Withdrawal From Langson Opens Frontier to Reds

French Evacuate Another Outpost To Communists  Indochinese Border  Left To Communists WwW. se... fiffanatwrum

French Give Up Border Fortress  Indochina Frontier Wide Oneon ton Red

Yanks Mop Up In North Korea   AMERICANS SMASH NORTH KOREAN DEFENSES

French Quit Front Post On Border   ~ Withdrawal From Indochina Area Anrounced

French Abandon Langson Post In Indochina   Fortress Guards Main Invasion Gateway From Red China

French Forces Quit Fortress Held 78 Years   Indochina Border Region Wide Open To Rebele: Aids Red Supply Line:

FRENCH ARMY IS RETREATING IN INDOCHINA   Abandons  Langson Fortress Held For 78 Years, Opening Paths to Reds.

French Retreat Opens Invasion  Gate for Reds   Frontier Headquarters Fortress Falls in Indo-China

French Forces Abandon a Key Indo-ChinaPost   Lose Fortress Guarding Invasion Gate From Red China

French Leave Sixth Border Fort to Reds   Indochina Invasion Gateway Opened to Communist Rebels

Williams Adds Auto Finaneing  to His Agenda   Special Session Will Consider Buyer ‘Gouging’

Custer PT-A Map: Spelldown Plans   County Wide ‘Test to Be Held in Custer Gym. April 273

Debate on Reds Stirs Senate   Displaced Person  Quota, Natural Gas Billon Aaenda 

Truman's Aid Program Heads For First Test  Congress Faces Hot Issues As President,

Kilgore Gets Quick Apology From Big Magazine for Mixup Over Rangerettes

U. S. Payroll Main Targe   Estimate 2,000,000.Name con. Current “List o Federal. Workers.

G.O.P. Aims Economy Axe At Pay Roll   Two Million Names On Federal Lists, House Bloc Shows

Republicans Aim Drive At Government Payroll. Seek Billion-Dollar Cut

Republicans Eye Federal Payroll   GOP Economy Bloc Aims At Bie Cuts

U.S. Payroll IsBig Target Of Republicans  House Economy Bloc Aims Sharp Knife At Appropriations

Economy Drive Aimed At Payroll Target  ox Bosc Sei   House Fund Snipers Feel Billion More Can Be Pared Away

GOP Pushes For Bigger Cuts In Federal Payroll   Republicans Would Trim Spending By — $1,000,000,000

Big Federal Payroll Top GOP Target  In Economy   Leader Discloses Goal As Slashing Costs By Billion

House Economy Bloc Aims af U.S. Pay Roll   Republicans Say Billion Dollars Can Be Cut Off Total

PAYROLL MAY BE MAIN TARGET OF BUDGET-CUTTERS   REPUBLICANS SAY REDUCING PERSONNEI WILL SAVE BILLION

 —G.0.P. DRIVE — $1 Billion Payroll Cut Is Aim   DEBATE OPENS ON SPENDING

GOP Seeks to Cut Payroll Cost of Gov't   2 Million Employes Now Draw $7 Billion in Yearly Salaries

Payroll To Be G.O.P. Target  House Drive To Cut Rudoet Gains Sneed

U.S. Payroll to Be Target of Budget-Cut Drive  GOPers Think It Can Be Cut by $1 Billion

GOP Aims Attack At U.S. Payroll   New Drive Seeks To Reduce Budget By Cutting Employes

Say Can Save $1 Billion Republicans Single Out Payroll As Target for Economy Drive

Pay Roll Slash Of $1 Billion Is GOP Goal   House Opens Debate On Big Omnibus Appropriation Bill

Billion Dollar Slash In Salaries Of Government Workers, Goal Of Republicans In House Drive

Gov't Payroll  May Be Target Of GOP Drive   Reduction in Government Personnel Shapes Up as Objective of Budget-Cutting Republicans.

Sut In Federal Payroll Sought By Republicans   Rep. Taber Says Employe Budget Can Be Slashed One Billion Dollars

U. $, MUST NOT DROP DEFENSE   Warns Against Rapid Demobilization OF Armed Forces

UNITED STATES WILL CONTINUE WAR PROGRAM   Truman -Says Nation Not Letting Guard Down Due To Korea Success

Truman Takes Stand Against  Defense Letup  Says U. S. Must Not Let Its Guard Down

TRUMAN 15 BENT ON ARMING U, S.   ‘DECLARES THERE WILL BE i NO LETCP AFTER FIGHT ING IN KOREA ENDS.

Truman Happy ~ About Korea   But The President Warns _ America Not To Let Its: Guard Down.

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. MUST NOT DROP DEFENSE   Warns Against Rapid Demobilization Of Armed Forces

WILL MEET FRIDAY   First Annual Session of Wil  lam Allen White Foundation

Will Furnish Diai Service  To 3 Areas   Watervliet And Bainbridge Also To Be Included

3 TOWNS GET DIAL PHONES   Coloma, Watervli iet Ane “Bainbridge. Promised Service Soon.

Weckler Case Suspect Freed   Release Man Questioned About 1947 Kidnapping Of Jefferson Girl

State’s ‘49 Farm Income Tops 48   Arkansas One of Six To Show Increases, U.S. Agency Reports

Doubt Cast On Political Future Of Eisenhower   If He takes Atlantic Defense Post; Confers with President

Eisenhower Talks With President, Army Secretary   May Be Selected Head Of Western Europe Defense Force

Eisenhower Favored for Defense Boss  General to Talk — : With Truman, Army Secretary

lke’s Political Future in Doubt   Expected to be Called On to Command Defens: Forces of N. Atlantic

GENERAL MEETS WITH PRESIDENT, SECRETARY PACE   Secretary of Defense Mar shall Calls For Realistic View of Critical Situation In Opening North Atlantic Defense Ministers Meeting.

Eisenhower Talks With  President   Political Outlook Clouded By € Chance

Eisenhower May Head Atlantic Forces; Doubts Cast On His Political Future

GOP Presidential Ticket Still Open To Bid From tke   Ae Command For ‘Kisenhower Will Affect Politics

GENERAL IN LINE FOR SUPREME POST   Dwight Eisenhower i Washington to Confer  With Truman   Appointment Causes Speculation About His Political  Future

Eisenhower, Truman Talk  Slated Today  Meeting Seen As Prelude to

Eisenhower, President  Hold Talk   Reports Grow That General Will Direct Atlantic Defenses

Call to Ike Poses Query   Job as Europe Army ChiefMay Take:Him Out of 1952 Picture

Truman, Pace Meet General   One-Year Service Expected of Key Political Fiqure

Gen. Ike’s Future Clouded by ‘Draft  Eisenhower Confers With President on

Gen. Eisenhower May Head North Atlantic Forces   New Doubt Arises Over Political Future as General Arrives for Talks With President

Ike’s Political Future in Doubt  Expected to be Called   Expected to be Called On to Command Defens Forces of N. Atlantic

lke May Head Setup in Europe   Possible Call to Colors Will Have Effect on Politics

Eisenhower's Political Status Again in Doubt  General May Become Commander of North Atlantic Defense

Eisenhower May Command West Army  U. S. General Due To Be Offered European Post

Hint General May Command  Armv of West   Eisenhower to Talk To President, Pace

Eisenhower At Capital Parley  Rumors Persist Of  Burancan Cemmand

Gen. Eisenhowet Question Mark Boom for jhe resi ident  Arne Armniteatinane

_~—GENERAL— Meets With President In Capital  War Leader Woulk Be Logical Choice

Ike May Accept Job Temporarily   Military Post Is Seen as Clashing Wrh Political Aime

MILITARY ROLE FOR EISENHOWER SEEMS ASSURED   His Avpointment To Leadership Of Allied Forces In Europe May Help His Political Future.

DEFENSE JOB MAY TAKE IKE OUT OF POLITICS   General Will Head Combined Allied Armies “If Ordered.”

Job Of Bossing Europe Defense Forces Waiting  Task May Take Ike Out Of Politics

Truman Looking For Trouble, Is Belief Of GOP   His Attempt To ‘Needle’ Congress On Defense Spending Is Resented

FBT PICKS UP FUGITIVE RED SPY IN TEXAS   Former Radar Engineer Held Under $100,000 Bond on RN. Y. Charoe.

Spy Charge Filed Against New Yorker  Suspect Nabbed ~ By FBI in Texas

Yanks Kill Thousand  of Invaders   Bloody Battles Rage Along Naktong Curves

Communist Commanders Shove Men Across River To Breach Allied Lines   Crossings Threaten Northern Flank _ Of 24th Division Engaged In Major Counterattack In Changnvong Sector

1,000 Reds Killed in Previous  Crossing 24th Division’s  Counter ‘Blows A... D__......

60,000 Reds Massed For : Major Drive   River Crossings Threaten Major Flank Of 24th Division

‘Says Johnson Would Keep Yokosuka Base   Reportedly Favors U.S. Retaining Station in Japan

Pope Says Crisis Of Present Time History's Worst   Discovery of St. Peter's Tomb Is Officially Told

‘Pope Advises World Union   Says Atomic Strife Will Waste Planet

Jessup Says U.S. Is Pat With Wes   Sees No Reason for Break With Britain Over Red Recognition

Lutheran Scout Ban Protested   Pastor Is Criticized by Own Church for Threatened Action

“hurchill So Riled By Rumor He Was Dead Issues Statement Denying It

Lawyers Work on Accord To Agree With Injunction; Union Is Still Optimistie

New John Lewis Demands Delay Coal Contract   11th Hour Quarrel Delays Signing of Mine Contracts

Ship Cracks Up in Desert  Near Cairo   Names of 23 Americans On Roll of Dead in Sahara Tragedy.

23 Americans Are Included in Huge Death Toll  M.I.T. Dean, UN  Delegates Are

Many Americans Die On Airliner   Cairo-Rome Bound TWA Plane Dives to Earth After Developing Engine Trouble.

Victims Include 23 Americans, Egyptain Actress  TWA Plane Wrecked  After Take-off on

23 Americans Lose Lives In Accident   UN Officials On Board; Identity Not Yet Reported

55 Killed in AirlineCrash  Near Cairo   Trans-World Airliner Goes Down With 23 Americans Aboard

Big Stratoliner Falls In Sahara, Kills All Aboard   Important Persons Among Passengers

28 Americans Victims of ©  TWA Crackup   Film Actress, Oil” Man, College Dean  twiniwere hikes wc

55 Persons Killed  In TWA Ship Crash   22 Of Dead Are American; Plane Falls.  Burns On Sahara Desert: None {scape

Weather at Yuma   55 Die ln Crash of  Airliner   Near Cairo, Egypt; 23 Are Americans

9) Killed in Plane Crash on Sahara Desert   23 Americans Aboard Airliner ‘Star of Marvland’

13 AMERICANS N DISASTER BY THE NIL   Cairo-to-Rome Flight Ends in Death as Engine Falters.

55 Die ln  Crash of Airliner   Near Cairo, Egypt: 23 Are Americans

Death Toll 55 in Nile Air Tragedy   UN Officials Are Believed Amonea Victim<

Plane Falls And Burns  On Sahara   23 Americans And Several Officials Of UN Among Dead

23 Americans Among Dead When Crippled. Plane Falls In Desert      ‘Craft Crashes, Burns Near Nile Delta

55 Killed as Plane Falls on Sahara Desert   Movie Actress, Indiar Prince, U.N. Delegates, 23 Yanks Aboard

Large Acreage in State Tc Be Abandoned Unless Moisture Comes Soon

STRIKE T0 CLOSE Blo STEEL PLANT   TRAINMEN CALL WALKOUT AGAINST JONES AND LAUGHLIN SUBSIDIARY.

Wild Animal Circus Coming To Henry Monday, May}   Will Show at M-P Fair Grounds' Under Auspices—of-St-Mary’s-Church____ > __

Hecree ANIMALS FEATURED ‘WITH DAVIS 3-RING CIRCUS  ar PATOKA, MONDAY, OCT. 2

\Stepped-Up Program Seen Industrialists Will Direct Atom And Guided Missiles

Clubs Under Quota Law, Court Rules   Superior Court Also Acts in ‘Pool Civil Rights Case

High State Court Rules Public Pools  Open to Negroes   Superior Court Also Rules Licensed Clubs Under Liquor Quota Law

Thiessen Seized  Near Little Rock   Nymore Youth, One Of Boys Town ‘Pals Arrested By Police In Arkansas

ENROLLMENT HAS CLOSED  No More Women Can Be Acceptec For Dental Assistants Course

ENROLLMENT HAS CLOSED  No More Women Can He Accepted Ener lienial tesiatantea fanree

SKUNK FOR VALENTINE  ACTRESS AND COLUMNIST AIR FEUD IN HOLLYWOOD

Motor Afire, Plane Lands   Airliner Brings 71 Persons Down Safely

Nucleus of 25 More Sought In Six Years   Assistant Secretary Says More Funds Needed to Reach Goal

Chief Executive Scolds Reporiers   President Tells” Newsmen They Are Not. Going = Te Censor Him: --

Truman in Heated Clash With Press  Declares Reporters Can’t Censor Him

A DBeisdling Feaman et  President Lashes at Press. Ouestions Its Usefulness

Some Democrats Couldn’t See’ Party Chiefiain   TEMPERS AT HIGH PITCH socialite cca anaes ae  President Scolds Capital Scribes

Truman Scolds Reporters In Sharp Exchange Over Exclusive Interview

No Censorship By Press Wantec  Truman Nettled By Newsmen’s Queries

Raymond P. Hair Gets 25-30 Years For Coble Murder   Remains Behind Bars Awaiting Outcome of His Appeal In Case

Hair Gets Long Term In Prison In Coble Slayine   25-30 Year Term --Decreed By Judge After Murder Trial

Big Business Seeks To Bar Tax On Profits   Segment Asks ‘Sound Corporate Levy’ As Proper Formula

Big Business Bands Against Tax On Profit:   Emergency Group Set Up By Executives For Anti-Levy Row

Business Girds To Fight Tax on Excess Profits   Group of Executives Forms Committee to Opposed Proposed Ley

Some Prices Set A Postwar High   Trend Is Up on Both Raw and Diatehan Praducte

Democratic Meeting Set  Everyone Invited to Attend Maeting Seturdey at 2 p.m.

Democratic Meeting Set  Everyone Invited te Attend Meeting Setucder ot 7 om.

Demand Court Order Miners Pack to Work   Government Offers Evidence In Support of Charges That UMW = Coniract Demands Are Weeal

Government After Coal Production In Federal Court   Want Miners Sent Back On Full Week

Lewis Fails To Show Up This Morning   Government Says Miners’ Contract Demands Illegal

Judge To" Decidellf. Miners Goon  3-Day Week,   Open Oral Arguments on Government Plea or InjuneeirTo  Forbid All-€cat Sivikes

UMW President Lewis or spicuous By ,.His Absenci NLRB Counsel ‘Asks: Court Fo Work Order   WANT OPERATIONS RESUMED BY MONDA'

Judge Hears Injunction  Plea by U.S.  Denham Wants Ban on Strike Under T-H Act

NLRB Asks Court Order Men To Work   Federal Government Opens Hearing On Charges That Lewis Demands Violate T-H Law.

Lewis Absent from Court; New Talks Start Today; Delay Answers to Truman

Government Calls Leader's Contract Demands Illegal  Federal Court Asked To Order Miners Back  , Fin...

Court Hearing NLRB's Case Against Miners   Lewis, Operators Meet, Talk Over  Truman Proposal

Reservists Not Automatically Called If President Proclaims Emergency

Approye $91,223 Extra Funds for Cass County at Bearing on Friday

Business Thrives, Economists Ask: ‘Can This Last?   Another Six Months of Prosperity Taken  For Granted as Assembly Lines Set Record; Dieine Datatl Deizne Ta Ca Call LMiiaker

Business Booms! Another Six Months Of Prosperity Taken For Grantec

‘Another Six Months of High Level Prosperity Is Assured, but What Then?

Economists Wondering How Long National Boom Will Continue; Another Six-Month Prosperity Period Is Predicted By Experts

INFLATION DANGER DISCOUNTED  Business Boom Expected Io Sour Cost Of Living Higher

BUSINESS BOOM WILL CONTINUE FOR 6 MONTHS   Retail’ Prices To Go Higher “While Machinery Hums, Ecanomists Predict ©

EAPERTO AGREE UPSWINGS ARE ON SOLID BASE   But Economists Wonder What Continued Prosperity Has for Future.

Boom In U. 5. To Continue This Summer  Rising Prices For Retail Trade Seen Far Faw MAanthe

Higher Retait Prices Foretold By Economists   Another 6 Months Of Prosperity Taken ‘For Granted

Good Business  Seen In Nation Prices Up, Assembly Lines Boost Output

Business Thrives at New Highs   Another Six Months Is Taken for Granted As Greater Growth Is Seen   RETAIL PRICES UP   Unemployment Diminishes But Economists Wonder  How Long ft Will Last

HRM FOOTING FOR BUSINESS   Prices, However, Are Still Rising; Fewer Are Unemployed.

BUSINESS BOOMS IN NATION WITH NO BUST IN Stil?   Six Months More of Prosperity Taken for Granted— Housing Construction at All-Time Peak.   2,778,000 MORE JOBS THAN 3 MONTHS AGO   Stock Market Reflects Rising Confidence—Further Advance in Retail Prices Predicted.

Experts Say Prosperity To Continue   Length of Boom Puzzling Problem For Economists

Production Higher, May Set Record   More Jobs and Profits Point to Six Months  More Prosperity.

Possible Deal Is Believed _ In the- Makine   Reds Send Out Word They Do Not WantTo Fight Americans

ALL_RIGHT FOR HUBBY. TO RUN AROUND WITH OTHED WOMEN. RIIT CHE PROTECTS DOG REATING

Winchell Delivers Hunted Murderer   Claims Reward for Runyan Cancer Fund

American First Cavalry- Unit Makes Another “Pickett’s Charge” In Korea

Await Jury's Verdict i in. Tucker Case   Trial Involves Venture for "Dream Car"

U. S. Maneuvers To Block Chiang   Washington Hopes to Keep Chinese Nationalists and Communists From Getting Involved in Korea

WARNS CHIANG 10 “KEEP OUT”   U.S. Maneuvers To Prevent Chinese Reds From Joining Fighting.

Seek To Keep Chinese From Korean Fight   U. S. Gives Chiang Warning On Troop  Dispatches, Leaving .Formosa Weakened

‘ACT TO KEEP CHINA OUT OF KOREAN WAR   *Wnited States Cool to Chiang’s Offer to Furnish 33,000 Trained Men for Combat.   FEAR REACTION OF CHINESE REDS   Entrance of Nationalists Might Furnish Excuse for Chinese Reds to Aid North Korea.

U.S. Rejects Chinese Aid For Koreans   Chiang Told to Keep Troops for Defense of Formosa From Reds

TURN DOWN OFFEF OF CHINESE AID   U, S. SEEKS TO KEEP REDS, NATIONALISTS OUT OF KOREAN WAR

Says Chinese Reds ” Plan to Participate   U.S. Would Bar Both Chinese  Factions From War in-Korea

we SS SP i see, A, a ae ae vr Vy rar we  U. S. Maneuvers 'To Keep ‘Chinese Out Of Korean Wat

America Tries To Keep China Out Of Korean Fight, Chiang Will Consult With MacArthur

U. S. Seeking To Bar China  From Korea   ns: er ae , Diplomatic Moves Aimed At Nationalists, Reds, Capital Reports

U. S. Would Keep China’ Out of War   Chiang, Told To “ * Consult MacArthur:

Want Chinese  Out of Korea  U. S. Advises Chiang To Keep Forces Away

Chiang Gets U.S. Orders To Keep Out   Nationalist Leader Given Warning After Making Offer Of Aid

To Keep Chinese Out Of Fighting   U.S. Warns Against Hasty Decision For Aid To South Korea

U.S. Manuevers To Keep China Out of Korea   N ationalists Warned to Give Careful Attention To Own Defenses

U. S. TRYINGTO KEEP CHINA OUT  Doesn’t Want Reds Or Nationalists To Fight n K   CHIANG GIVEN NOTE

Chiang s Troops Will Be Kept Out  U.S. Opposes Aid; Cites Red Threat

U.S. Maneuvers ToKeep Chinese Out Of Fighting  ”. Communist Reaction: To Aid By Chiang ts

U.S. Seeking To Keep China Out   Neither Side ‘Wanted In Korean Fighting, Washington Says

Further Call For Air Foree  Reserves Seen   Manpower Necessary To Bring Corps Up To 58-Group Strength

Five Air Guard Units Called Up   Move Presages Many Months Of Hard Fighting

Big 3. Agree To UN Airing  Of Formosa   U.S., Britain, France Accept Reds’ Charge of ‘Armed Invasion’

State GOP Head Says Overconfidence Is Greatest Foe   Many Quarters Forecast Close Ballot Battle In Dewey-Lynch Race

DEWEY SAYS HE WILL NOT CHANGE MIND   Says ‘Political’ Errors, By U. S. Are Cause Of War

‘Grave Miscalulations’  Dewey Blames Political  Errors for Korean Crisis

China Ordered Korea Occupied   Troops Told To Expel Yanks. Ca plured Officers Tell Allied Victors

Calls for a Total Expenditure of $1,139,295,.40 for 195]   HIGHER THAN °50 RATE

APPROVED BY COUNTY BOARD   Calls for a Total Expenditure of $1,139,295.40 for 1951   HIGHER THAN '50 RATE

Monday Last Day to Register for Coming Election   Clerk’s Office Open Late Today and Monday to Aid Voters

NO NEW CLUES IN REDHEAD’S MURDER   Yoilce Ate Still Secking Escaped Lifer For Questioning In Slavine

Mass Picketina In St. Louis ls Broken Up   Phone Cable Hacked In 30 Places; No Arrests Made

BEGIN HARVEST OF PEACHES   Expected To Run At Full Tide For The Next Four Weeks

Area Peach Crop Harvest Under Way   Some 140,000 Bu. Alveady Marketed

“Devil Dogs”  To Reinforce  U.S. Troops   75 More Superforts To Be Rushed Into Far Eastern Area— Manpower Studied

Seventy-Five B-29 Superforts Also Added To MacArthur's Command; Officials Study Trained  Manpower Sources If Call Comes

Famed Devil-Dog Ground And Air Units Ordered To Reinforce MacArthur   Air Force To Send B-29 Bombers To Advanced Bases In Far East; China Red Troons In North Koreas

Chinese Reds Said Massed For New Drive   600,000 Communists Reported Poised In N. Korea, Formosa

American ‘Troops Go Into Actio  a ~ ge SI. tn Tawanacten act tlsM,   American Marines, Planes Ordered to Japan

France Presses Anti-Red Army For Europe   Names Leading General Head of Defenses In Indochina

French Agree to Arming Germany   Top General Assigned  To Lead in Indochina

France To Push For New United Army  Western Europe Plan Urged By   Western Europe Plan Urged By French Leaders

ROK First Division Hurls Back Enemy   Mixed Force of Chinese and North Korean Communists Beaten in Battle Fought in Snow Near Manchurian Frontier.

Soviet Russia. Advisers Said. On Front. Too   Enemy Reeling Toward Border  In- First Snow

Communists Sent to Aid N. Koreans Hurled Back To Manchurian Border   Red China Moves Into Battle to Prevent Allies From Approaching Vital Power Station Along Yalu River.

Civilian Defense Plan Greeted By Mixed Reactions  Put Up 46 Per Cent tn €3. Bilken Proposuls

$3 Billion Cost Set  Lawmakers ‘Hot and Cold’ On Civilian Defense Plans

 Money for Bomb Shelters... Mixed Reception to 3-year Plan to Shore Up Defenses

Shelter Plan Splits Solons  Civil Defense Proposal Would Cost $3 Billion

Congressmen Studying Plan   Civil Defense Idea Presented By Head

Congress Gets Plan To Build Bomb Shelters   Committee Hearings Start Today On 83.1 Billion Defense Program

Bomb-Shelter Plan Called Realistic But Gets Mixed Reaction From Solons

Bomb Shelter Plans Costly   Lawmakers Whistle At Civilian Program

RADIO, TV DEMAND CREATES SPLURGE   Video Stocks, Year's Firecrackers, Gain 2 Points; Others Limited

Russia Claims U.S. ls Now Violating Danish Sovereignty   Military Craft Is Based At Copenhagen

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Russia Charges Violation of Danish Sovereignty

Russ ‘Push’ Air Incident   Charge U. S. Violated Danish Sovereignty

 J. Frank ‘Dalton. Says He ts -—) Case of ‘Who Is Jesse James Will Open Tomorrow at Union

HE’S A HEALTHY 175  Doctor Wars on Truman’s - Cooks Who Keep Him Fat

TRUMAN DIET REAL PROBLEM   Doctor And Navy Cook: Feud As President’s Waistline Spreads

Surrendering Reds Cursed by Civilians  Citizens Snatch Rice In Smashed Inchon

Daniel Opens Tidelands Battle He Arques Bill Sets New Control Policy

Daniel Raps Tideland Bill Before Panel   Texan Says Proposed Legislation Would Set Control Policy

Acheson Denies Lattimore Forms Far East Policy; GOP Hits Sabotage Claim

, BI May Get % % formation On Lattimore  Accusations   Senator Withholds Documents, ‘Proof’  From Probing Body

DECLARES HE CAN PRODUCE DOCUMENTS   McCarthy inSenate Speech Says He Can Prove State Department Consultant Soviet Agent.   SAYS LATTIMORE © _ 1S OR WAS RED   I\Claims Lattimore Was Liaison Agent for Reds; Will Give Witness’ Name  to FBI.

McCarthy Statement  Is Refuted   ‘Far East Architect’ Label Is Rapped

Lattimore Not U.S.FarEastern Policy Maker,  Acheson Says   Contracts With State Dept. Sharply Limited, Secretary Declares

lowa Solon Wants Files Turned Ove   McCarthy Says He Will Show -Proof Lattimore Is Red

ACHESON DENIES HE KNOWS LATTIMORE   Latter Has No Part In Shaping U. S. Far East Policy, Says Secretary

Senator Promises to Produce Witness Who Will Name Professor as Top Russ Espionage ‘Leader in United States

Secretary of State Denies Man Accused as Red Shapes U. S. Policy in Far East.   McCARTHY GIVES DOCUMENTS TO FBI   Claims Papers Prove Lattimore is Russian Agent; Probers Haven't Seen the Information.

Lattimore Never Hired By State Dep't   Lattimore Not Architect of For Eastern Policy, Says Acheson; McCarthy Reiterates Charges.

Lattimore Not Policy Architect   Acheson Says He’s Never Met Man Accused of Being Spy.

Lattimore Holds No Key Role   Acheson Denies Man McCarthy Says Is Top Red Spy Has Shaped U.S. Asiatic Policy

Addresses” Senate On Spy Case   Promises Documents To Back Charges Expert Is Red Tool

Temperatures   Former State Consultant Is Soviet Agent, Red Party Member, Says Senator: Offers to Produce Witness

Sec. Acheson Denies Latest  MeCarthy Slur   State Department Head Declares Lattimore not  Architect of US Policy

NEW ASSAULT IS LAUNCHED ON JESSUP   Republican Says Mystery Witness To Prove Case   Claims Documents To Show Far Eastern Expert Got Orders From Russia

Says He Has Proof of His Statement   KR PERO REAL AED  Wisconsin Official Sasa Lattimore Recvived Red Instructions as  Early as 1936 No Agent Present  McCarthy Could Not Give Data to FBI Man at Henring

M'CARTHY OPENS FRESH ASSAULT   Senator Claims He Can Pro duce Mystery Witness Against O. Lattimore

McCarthy Says He'll Prove Lattimore Spy   Senator Promises Documents to FBI In Senate Speech

ACHESON SAYS LATTIMORE NOT BOSS OF POLICY   Denies Orient Expert Ever Worked In State Dept.

Says Lattimore State Dep't. Contacts Few  <Not Ar chitect Of  Ee

Senator Says He Has A Mass Of Documentary Evidence Against Johns Hopkins Professor To Turn Over To FBI

President Orders Three Subordinates Not To Comply. With Senie Subpenas For-Their Loyalty Files   NEW FLUERY OF GOP CRITICISM

McCarthy Prepares to Give More Details in Lattimore ‘Case: Subpenas are Ignored

Acheson Says: Lattimore Not State Employe   Neither Is He Designer of Far Eastern Policy

McCarthy Keeps ‘Proof’ Papers  pager mg rai Lattimore Spying   Documents In Lattimore Spying Charge Withheld From Committes

Lattimore NotMaker Of Policy   Acheson Says He Does Not Think He Has Ever Met Man Named By McCarthy

Senator McCarthy Claims to Have Witness Who Will Prove Charges Against Lattimore

Sen. McCarthy Offers ‘Proof On Red Charge   Lattimore Denies McCarthy Statement About Affiliation

McGARTHY TO GIVE FBI Hla RED SPY DATA   Says Senate Committee Ma Not Get Even a Look at Documents.

McCarthy Takes Lattimore Issue  To Senate Floor  FBI Man on Hand To Receive Data, Hear Address

Senator Makes Statement About Owen Lattimore   Asks Hoover Have FBI Agent Handy to Take Documents

Acheson Lists  Lattimore Link Says Professor Not Any Policy Maker

M'CARTHY SAYS HE HAS ‘PROOF   Promises to Supply Papers In Lattimore Case

M’ Carthy Says Evidence, Mystery Witness Prove Lattimore Spy Charges   Far East Expert Brands Senator's Accusations ‘Unmitigated Lie’; Wherry Urges Opening Of Files To Show Those Harboring Subversives

M Carthy Claims ‘New Documents  Tinting Lattimore   ‘Recriminations Bounce  About In Red Inquiry

LATTIMORE —ACHESON   Secretary of State Denies Man Accused as Red Shapes VU. S. Policy in Far East.   McCARTHY GIVES . DOCUMENTS TO FBI   Claims Papers Prove Lattimore is Russian Agent; Probers Haven’t Seen the Information.

Senator Says Hel Prove Lattimore Red  Has Mystery Man Who Will Swear Ta Party Memberch:

M’Carthy Says He Will Prove Lattimore Red   Senator Renews His Attack on Man He Calied Red Spy

M‘Carthy To Reveal More In Spy Case   Prepare To Give De-tails About Lattimore; Hickenlooper Denounce: Administration.

Lattimore Reeord  Is Given   Secretary of  State Says He is Not Architect of Far Eastern Policy

Secretary Doubts He Ever Met Man Labeled as Agent  McCarthy Reports FBI Now Has All

SECRETARY NOT ACQUAINTED WITH ALLEGED “AGENT   ‘McCarthy's Office Reports " Documents In Case Turned ‘ Over Ta FBI.

McCarthy,  Truman Fire  Broadsides Senator Called Kremlin’sGreates:

ACHESON DENIES FAR EAST POLICY SET BY LATTIMORE   Secretary Of State Declares Johns Hopkins Professor Accused By Senator McCarthy Of Being ‘Soviet Agent’ Is Not Architect Of U. S. Stand On Oriental Affairs—Contacts With State Department Termed Sharply Limited

romises to Produce Documents to Back Up His Charges   Has Witness To Testify, He Claims   (Repeats Charge That Lattimore Is Or Was In Communist Party

Acheson Denies Lattimore Hand in Asian Policy   Contacts With State Department Sharply Limited, Statement

‘DOCUMENTS’ GIVEN TO FBI BY M'CARTHY   Senate Committee Ponders Next Move, Hearing Is Tuesday

Acheson Declares Lattimore No Architect of Far Eastern Policy   Secretary of State Says M'Carthy Target Has Never Been Employed by Departmen’ Or Exercised Influence on Foreign Affairs

McCarthy Fails To Give Senate Evidence On Spy   Maintains He Can Produce Witness Against Lattimore

McCarthy Promises Data to Rath's, Union Show Lattimore Was a Red‘Resume Talks

DISPUTE. OVER LATTIMORE STILL RAGING   —Truman-Raps-GOP— And Acheson Makes. Another Denial

DOCUMENTS, AND WITNESS ARE PROMISED   ‘Unmitigated Lie’ Accused Man Says. Reaching London

Acheson Says Lattimore No Far East Boss   State Secretary ‘Denies Accused Is Diplomatic Power

REFUSAL OF SRORET FILES IS PROTESTED   Administration Is Ac. cused of “Arro gance” In Failure tc Release Data.

Acheson Denies Lattimore Role. In U.S. Policy  McCarthy Makes Ney Charges in Lengthy Speech in Senate

‘Has Proof Lattimore Isa Spy’   McCarthy Tells Senate Documents Back Up His Charges Against Envoy: Galleries Packed

Denies Lattimore Directs U. S. Far Eastern Policy   Acheson Comments On McCarthy’s Barrage Of ‘Soviet Agent’ Charaes

McCarthy Tells Senate He Has Documents to Prove That — Lattimore Is Russian Agent  Senator Also Asserts He has Proo Of Membership in Communist Party

“Will Produce Documents — on Lattimore”  Claims Proof Will Be Given to FBI 

Denies Lattimore Architect of U.S. Far East Policy   Sec. Acheson Doubts If He Ever Met Man Who Is Target of McCarthy.

Professor Nof ‘Architect’ of Far East Policy   Official Comments on McCarthy Charges at a News Conference 

Senator Again Calls Lattimore  Top Red Agent   MeCarthy Refuses To Turn ‘Proof’ Qver To Senate

New Barrage Is Hurled By GOP Prober   Mystery Witness Enters Spy Hunt

McCarthy Claim: He CanProduce Mystery Witness  Fresh Charges Give Senate Investigators  mw... 3 o3.... pe teak

McCarthy Claims Documents, Mystery Witness Will Prove Claim Lattimore Is Red Agent

Orient Expert Not on State Dept. Pay Roll   Secretary Asserts He Never Has Met MeCarthy Taraet

Secretary of State Acheson Says Professor Never Was Employed by His Department  His Contacts With Agency Were Sharply Limited to a Few Occasions, Official Says in Commenting on Charges Made by G. O. P. Senator McCarthy

Senate Probers Get Headache  Sen. McCarthy Makes Fresh Attacks On Owen Lattimore

New Blast Against Lattimore Makes New Headache For Senate Committee   McCarthy Hurls More Charges Which Accused Promptly Terms Lies; Wisconsin Republican Talks For Four And One-Half Hours In Senate.

senator Speaks On Loyalty File Dispute Today   Hickenlooper Accuses Administration of Being ‘Arrogant” About Red Records.

Senator Refuses: ToName Witnest lo Any But FBI   Voice of America, Far East Division Nomed In Charges

FBI To Get Lattimore Documents   Has Witness To Activity Of Trusted Official

McCarthy’s Fresh Barrage Of Charges  Generate New Headaches For Senators

Lattimore Says ‘Soviet Agent’ Charge s Lie McCarthy Says He  Has Witnesses To Back Accusations

Senate Will Be Given Document on Guilt, Claim   Papers Show Accused Man Top Red Agent, Badaer Declares

STATE FERRY SUBSIDY —. “ KILLED IN COMMITTEE   Jamestown’ Opposition Cited “By Group’s Chairman”   : Budge in-“Poreseeable Future” Also Noted; Newport Schator, Onty  One of Seven in. Favor of Proposal

STATE FERRY SUBSIDY KILLED IN COMMITTEE   Jamestown Opposition Citec By Group’s Chairman   Bridge in “Foreseeable Future” Al-s0 Noted; Newport Senater Only  One of Seven in Favor of Proposal

Heavy Fighting Is Raging Below River Boundary   30,000 Chinese Troops Are Reported Based In No. Korea

North Koreans Stop Retreat, Counter-Attack   South Korean General Charges China Reds Enter Heavy Fighting

FAILURE..10. PAY .60-CENT RESTAURANT OHECK LEADS TO eine CHASE, SIX HURT

High School Students To Vie For County Public Speaking Championship Thursday At Joint Meeting Of: Civic Organizations

County Eliminations In VBA High School Speech Contest Will Be Held Here Tomorrow

Sick Juror Halts Sunday Bridges Case Scrutiny   Talesmen Given Liberty Palm sunday Forenoon Then Resume Deliberations

Bridges Jury Quits for Night: Member Ailing   Only Three Hours Spent Deliberating After Half-Holiday

Western Forests Dry, Fire Peril At All-Time High   Floods Damage Pacific Northwest, Canadian Areas

Veteran Ranger Has Never Seen Forests = Those In Colorado, Wyoming

U.S. Red Party Put on Spot in Action to Force Registration   Sweeping Indictment Brands Group as Moscow Tool, Civil War Planner

New Plants to Produce Atomic Fuel To Be Located In South Carolina

PRICES MOVE UP AS RESULT OF WAR   rRUMAN AND CABINET CON rER—NO DECISION REACH. ED ON CONTROLS,

Senate Agriculture Committee Approves Bill Calling for Rigid Potato Crop Controls

Dynamite Truck Blast Kills Two —   15 Injured When Blazing Vehicle Explodes On Road

Dynamite Blast On Hercules Truck Kills Two People.   15 Ynjured- in Explosior Near Nashville, Tenn.; Victims Stopped to ~ See Car Fire

Dynamite Shatters Truck; Kills 2, Rocks 50-Mile Area   Halted by Signal

Two Are Killed, Six Injured In Blast On Road  Truck Loaded With  Dynamite Catches Se oe a ome

Truck Loaded With Dynamite *Blown to Bits   20,000 Pounds of Explosive Blow Up, Killing at Least Two Persons; Heard in Four or Five Tennessee Counties.

Dynamite Truck Explodes; Two Killed, 15 Injured, Mid-Tennessee Darkened

Two Killed, 15 Hurt As Dynamite Truck Explodes on Highway   20,000 Pounds of Explosives Let Loose; Roadway Wrecked, Area’s Power Service Disrupted

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS TWO MEN   TRUCK BLOWS UP ON HIGH WAY-—ENPLOSION RATTLES WINDOWS 25 MILES AWAY,

Truck Full Of Dynamite Explodes — On Highway At Least 2 Killed  And Huge Hole Is Left in Road

Truck Blows Up, Two Killed  10 Tons Of Dynamite Shake Countrvside

TRUCK LOAD OF DYNAMITE EXPLODES   Truck Catches Fire on Hill in Tennessee; Blast Wrecks Highway and Power Lines.   TWO KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED   Victims Were Spectators Watching Fire; Driver Saved by Siqnal From Another Truck.

50-Mile Area Rocked-Crater Left in Road   10-Ton Explosion Spreads Darkness Over Wide Section

Truck Load Of Dynamite Explodes In Tennessee, Killing Two Persons; Leaves 15-Foot Crater In Highway

15-Ft. Crater Dug by Blast  in Pavement  Countryside Around   Countryside Around Nashville, Tenn., Rocked by Charge

COUNTRYSIDE IS ROCKED BY TERRIFIC BLAST Dynamite Explosion On Tennessee  Highway Wrecks Truck. Kills Two

Truck Load Of Dynamite Explodes   Two Killed, Fifteen Injured In Explosion On Highway Near Nashville. Tenn.

20,000 Pounds Of Dynamite Go Off In Big Truck   Terrific Explosion Kills ITwo And Injures Other:

Two Killed and 12 Hurt as Truck Loaded With Dynamite Catches Fire, Exolodes on Road

15 Others Hurt In Explosion Near Nashville   Truck Carrying 10 Tons of Dynamite Catches Fire And Blows Up Cargo

BLAST CAUSES 15-FOOT DEEP ROAD CRATER   Two Killed, Many Injured In Spectacular Tennessee Explosion

Terrific Blast Shocks Wide. Area; 15 Hurt Explosion Rips Big Hole In Highway Nea  a cee.) rh

Biasts Hole In Tennessee  Ten Ton Load   Ten Ton Load Digs Crater, Downs Electrical Lines

Three Kentuckians Injured In Dynamite Truck Blast That Killed Two, Hurt Six

Crater Blasted In Tennessee Road, Rocks Countryside   Fire Sets Off Explosion Of 20,000 Pounds Of Dynamite; Blast Kills Two Spectators

Truck Carrying Dynamite Blows  Up; 2 Men Killed   Blast Rattles Windows 25 Miles Away, Tears 35 Foot Crater in Road

Ten Tons of Explosive Set Off by Fire Along Tenn essee Hishway: Victims lenored Warnings

Truck Loaded With Dynamite Explodes, Kills Two Persons   Blast. Which Rocks Area, Digs 15-Foot Deep Crater Through Pavement,

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TRUCK OF DYNAMITE EXPLODES, KILLS THREE   Victims in Auto Fail To Stop When Warned   SIX OTHERS INJURED

Truck With Ten Tons of Dynamite Explodes in Tennessee Killing Two

2 Killed, 15 Hurt As Dynamite on Truck Explodes  Carao Catches   Cargo Catches Fire on Highway In Tennessee

Dynamite-Laden Truck Explodes And Kills Two   Spectacular Blast _ Rocks Countryside Within 50 Mile Area

Lightning Bolt Kills 11 Cows Near Chillicothe   Heavy Rains Flood Business District in Akron; Many Heat Exhaustion Cases Reported

WINDS BUFFET SOUTHWEST SECTIONS   Lightning Rips Down Power And Telephone Lines   HEAT PROSTRATION   Fatal To Cincinnati Man; Radio Transmitters Put Out Of Order

Tobin Sticks To Overtime. Secretary Of Labor  Aoainst Relaxatian

Labor Chieftain Raps Plan to Trim Overtime   AFL Leader Adds Workers’ Decisions Should Be Observed

Tobin Opposes Change In Law  For Over-Time   Secretary Of Labor Says It Would Have Bad Effect‘Ou Labor

Fannin County Has 6.67 Per Cent Bond Goal  Purchases Total $4933 First Twa VWAlaabe

Nation’s Oldest Watch Firm May Get Funds As National  Defense Measure From Plea

BIDS ARE OPENED FOR CITY BUILDING   Council Hopes It Has Enough Money to Let a  Contract

Council Hopes It Has Enough Money to Let a  tract   TO STUDY SITUATION

CHARGE IS FILED   Rep. Nixon Declares High Officials Knew Of Conspiracy

Inaction Charge Made af Failure To Smash Spies  Nixon Declares _ Officials Knew of Long Conspiracy

Rep. Nixon Hits At Covering Up  Spy Charges Said To Be Manipulated

Defends Chinese Assault .In North Koreo .  Russian Newspaper Derides U.S. "Peaceful Intentions”:

Mrs. Ingvall, 74, Passed Away At Estherville  Sister Of Chris Norris. Graettinoer

Air Force C-46 Crashes On Takeoff But ROTC Students Reparted Unhur

FOR STREET WORK  Contract for $99,600 Calls for Resurfacing of 24   WAS BELOW ESTIMATE

FOR STREET WORK   Contract for $99,600 Calls for Resurfacing of 24 Blocks   IWAS BELOW ESTIMATE

Pair Starved Son, is Charge  Another Child Found In Time By Police

Norton Baking Firm Folds Up Alter Strike  mime Crteet £16 Biuetnnce   Goes Out Of Business After UCW Union Workers Walk Out

(North Koreans and R. 0. K   Troops Clash South of 38th  Parallel 45 Miles From Seoul.      STABS AT HUNGHAM BEACHHEAD REPULSED   Two Fierce Enemy Attacks Brok-n Up With Aid of Planes, Artillery and Warships Off Shore.

N ations Line Up Appeal To Red China In  Peace Moves   Ask That Parallel Be Used As Point For Conferences

13 Countries Ask Red Chinese To Stop At 38th Parallel And Negotiate To Avert World War   Appeal Goes Forward As Powerful New Proposals For Arranged Truce Pile Un In U.N.

Five Divisions Face Fight From N. E. Trap   13 Nations Ask Red China To Stop At 38th

Ask Chinese. Reds to Halt At 38th Line  13 Asian, Middle   13 Asian, Middle Eastern Nations Make Appeal To Avert New War

Vishinsky Calls M’Arthur ‘War Maniac, ’ Assails Countries Asking Halt at 29th

13 Nations Join In Action Aimed At Ending War   New Proposals For An Arranged Truce Continue Ta Mount

CHINA IS ASKED TO HALT DRIVE IN KOREAN WAR   Asiatic Nations Appeal o Communists To Stop At 38th Parallel And Consider Negotiations.

13 Countries Urge Reds To Halt At Line  Asia And Mid East Powers Press For U.N. Nevotiations

Nations Ask China Halt At Paralle!   Asiatic - Middle - Eastern Bloc of 13 Act To Foil World Wer.

13 Nations Ask Reds To Stop at SBth Paralle!  e Neg ns To Avert Third

Red China Urgec To Half Army At 38th Parallel   Powerful New Peace Proposals Pile Up In World Assembly

Appeal Urges Negotiations To Avert Total War   India, Pakistan, Philippines Lead Movement; UN Committee To Push Six-Power Demand

Ask Chinese Reds to Halt At 38th Line   13 Asian, Middle Eastern Nations Make Appeal To Avert New War

Russian Says Nations Which Appealed To Red China Supported “War Maniac”

Vishinsky Assails MacArthur In UN    Makes Reference To Peace Proposal That Chinese Army Halt   Low of Four Above ls Recorded Here

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Red China Being Asked Directly To Halt Troops At 38th Parallel   Asian And Middle Eastern Nations Forward Appeal Through General Wu

Asian, Mid-East Nations Ask Halt at 38th Chinese Reds Asked:  To Halt Troops © For Nenotiations —

13 Eastern Nations Ask Red Chinese To Cease Advances At 38th Parallel

NEW REQUESTS FOR TRUCE PILE UP   Communists Urged To Sto} For Negotiations  U.N, ASSEMBLY      Debates Sending Political Committee Demand For End Of Aggression

Sonie Rogers, Watervliet Baton Twirler, Competing For Nat’! Championship

MacArthur Capitalizes on Errors of Enemy   Bases Strategy on Their Mistake in_  Extending Supply Lines Too Far

Secret Device To Be Used In Hunt For Wreckage of Airliner in Lake

Connally Warns Against Delay In Arms For Europe   Texas Solon Opens Debate For Extending Military Aid Into Second Year

« Chief Studies Writing 40Cents-Per-Day Wage and WelSate Increase Into New  Contract — Diggers Have Now and Kmphatle Order from Lewls to Go Back To Work.

Lewis Seen Refusing New Offer   Miners May Ignore  UMW Boss’ Order

Reds Hurl New Attacks at UN Forces in Korea   Allies Retreat in Places; Casualties Believed High

U.S, 25th And Second Division Sectors Are Hit Hardest By New Counter Blows; 7th Division Strongly Opposed

Reds Stall U. N. Drive To End War   Blazing Counterblows Send Allies Back In Some Places

Communist Attacks Stall UN Drive in Northwest Area   Two U. S. Divisions Hardest “it by Thrust In Chill Moonlight, Heralded by Bugles

Red Attack Stops Allied  Offensive   Counterattacks Hurl UN Troops Back Alongs Line

US 25h, Second Division Sectors Get Stiff Blows  Marines Have Close Combat With Enemy

COUNTERBLOW BY REDS HURLS BACK UN FORCE   Communists Mount New Opposition In North Korea

Yanks Forced To Withdraw In Northwest  American Battalion Of 25th Surrounded

East Half of Pyongyang Is In UN Hands   Firm Bridgehead Seized On West Portion of City-

4,400 Flee  Winnipeg   Floodwaters Thousands Toil   Thousands Toil To Strengthen River Ramparts

Fresh Floods  \ove Toward Winnipeg Area   Many Toilers Work to Strengthen Ramparts: Two Die in Explosion

CALLS H-BOMB ORDER UNWISE AND IMMORAL   Quaker Leader Says Moral Crusade for Peace Is Answer

Quaker Protests Truman's Hydrogen Bomb Decision as ‘Unwise, Immoral’

QUAKERS DEPLORE H-BOMB DECISION   LEADER BRANDS OKDER TC MAKE WEAPON “UNWISE AND EMMORAL.”

Merged Klans Battle ‘Hates’  Three Targets Listed Ac Pro-Communists

845 Killed As Nation Celebrates   Pennsylvania Account: For 39 Deaths, 18  In Traffic Accidents, 11 By Drowning.

Accidents Kall 845 Amerteans  For New Mark   Highway Slaughter Aecounts For 495 Of Total Deaths In Nation

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 800Mark —   N. E. Total Was 25; U. P. Survey Shows 479 Died in Traffic

Drownings Account For 173 Deaths, Plane Crashes 25 And Miscellaneous Causes 149; Heat Takes Three Lives   THIRTY EIGHT DIE IN PENNSYLVANIA

Holiday Accidents Take 838 Lives; 17,000 Hurt   Traffic Accounts for 491 in Four Days, Setting All-Time Record

Holiday Massacre  Tops 800   495 Traffic Deaths Reported Is All-Time High

At Least 845 Die Over Fourth Of July Holiday   Traffic Deaths Set New Record With 495 Persons Killed

BIG WEEKEND OF MASOACKE: OWA TOLL 18   495 Killed in Accidents on U. S. Highways; 173 Drown.

845 Listed as Dead at End of 4-Day Holiday   Nearly 5¢0 In Autos ‘Makes. Korea Look Like Piecnie’

‘Holiday Massacre Sets Record  29398 Die Violent Deaths -- 497 On Hiahwavs.

Survey Shows Holiday Cost lives of 839   Traffic Deaths Reach 488 Figure; 168 Persons Drowned And Three Died of Heat

Irattic Kills Record 0  Over Holiday   Safety Council Says Toll Makes Korea War Look Like Picnic

State Lists 43 Dead During Bloody Holiday   Nation’s Road Mishaps Total 495 Fatalities

Cold and Snow Grips North   Minnesota, Dakotas Are U. S. Ice Boxes

TAKE LEAD IN 47TH ANNUAL EVENT BY SHUTTING OUT PHILLIES, 1 TO 0   SCORE BY INNINGS:    123456789 RHE YANKEES 000100000 150 ‘PHILLIES 090000000 021   BATTERIES — Yankees: Raschi and Berra; Phillies: Konstanty, Meyer and Seminick.

HOME RUN BY YANKEE CLIPPER. IN FIRST OF 10th BREAKS 1-1 TIE   SCORE BY INNINGS:   (12345678910 RHE YANKEES 0100000001, 2100 PHILLIES 0000100000 170   BATTERIES—Yankees: Reynolds and Berra: Phillies; Roberts and Saminick and Sylvesiri.

BREAK 2-2 TIE IN LAST CF NINTH TO WIN THIRD STRAIGHT GAME   1234567889 RHI ILLIES §=©6000001100 210: NKEES 001000011 371   RHE 2102 370.

Bipartisan Revival Is  Sought   Republican Named Aide To Acheson

Bombers Blast Strategic Targets As Fighters Mow Down Ground Troops

Fleet of Big Bombers Raid Korean Cities   90 Big B-29s Plaster North Korean Port” _And Kill Hundreds of  Communist Troone

Planes Blast Korean Reds Capital City   Two United Nations’ Fighters Shot Down By Fire From Ground

Knocked From Plane At 8,000 Ft. But He Lives To Tell All About It

‘COMING TO' IN MIDAIR 'A SHOCK’  Shifting Cargo Knocks GI Out and Out of Plane

Everything Happens to GI’s  One Falls 8.000 Feet—and Lives: Others Face Whale of a Problem

Knocked Out, Falls, Lives  Birman Puched From Plane bv Shifting Caras

Eisenhower Says He Soon May Be Sent To Europe   General Expects Forma Naming As Pact Army Head Soon

IKE SAYS EUROPEAN ‘TRIP’ POSSIBILITY   Berlin Papers Shrug Off Vote

Korean Combat Veteran to Replace Eisenhower as Marshal a? Pasadena

Army Cails  Back 7,862 Officers   Reserves, Not Now Assigned To Units To Be Ordered Up

Army Announces It Soon Will Call 7,862 Officers of Reserve Corps

Army Issues 21-Month Service Edict   October 6 Set As Deadline For Active Duty

Army Calls Up 1,862 Officers From Reserve  ‘Face Duty By Oct. 6; Medical Groups Also Will Be Summoned

Whether They Like It Or Not Men Will Be On Duty Oct. 6th   1,582 Officers Of Active And Inactive Medical, Dental, Veterinary And Medical Service Corps Also Recalled.

Army Calling Up 7,862 Lieutenants, Captains Not Assigned to Units

Army Calling Nearly 10,000 Reserve Nttirers To Active Dutv Immediately

Army Is Calling Reserve Officers  Captains and _ Lieutenants Will Be on Active Dutv by Oct. 6  FOR 21-MONTH PERIOC  Fifth Army Which Include: Kansas To Call Over 2,000

7,862 Reserve Officers. Will Be Called Up   All Will Be on Duty . by Gc?. 6; Duty Tour to Last 21 Months

7,862 Army Officers Called For Active Duty by Oct. 6  Order includes Captains and Lieutenants Nat Accliansd te Oraanized BRecerve Carnc

Army Calling Up Reserves; 7.062 Listed   Captains and Lieutenants Who Are Not Assigned to Units of Organized Corps Will Be Called Up.

ORDERS 0444 TOREPORT FOR DUTY BY OCT. 6   Men of Company Grade Will Include 1,582 from Medical Corns.

7,862 Men In Reserves  To Get Call   1,582 Others To Be ' Summoned For Medical Dental, Veterinary Service Corps

Army to Call up 7,862 Company Grade Reserve  Officers, 1.582 Medics

7,862 Reserve Officers Being Called to Active Duty By Army to Report By October 6  Men Not Assigned to Units of ORC Told to Report, Like It or Not

Army To Call 7,862 Officers For. Duty  Reservists To   . Report. Oct. 6

Army To Reeall 7862 Reserve Officers Who Are Not Organized Corps Members

Captains And Lieutenants Will Be Ordered T’> 91 Months Active Dutv: Doctors Needed

7,862 Reserve Officers Called Up By _  Group Involve   Group Involves Men Not Assignd To Organized Units

Doctors And Dentists To Be Included  Callup To Take In Only Men Not In Organized Groups

Army Calls Up Reserve Officers   Reserve Captains And Lieutenants Not Now  Assigned Called Up

ARMY IS CALLING UP RESERVISTS   Nearly 8,000 Captains And Lieutenants Being Summéned To Active Duty.

Army Reserve Officers Face Call fo Duty  WWactarn States   Western States To Supply 1174 Captains, Below

Medical, Dental Veterinary Men Also Put On List   Army Says Officers Tu Be Taken “Whether The’ Like It Or Not;” Second Army Area To Furnish 1,725 Of Total To Be Summoned

Army Will Call 1,862 Captains, Lieutenants Soon   Unattached Reserve Officers Included; Medics Also Due

Army To Call7,862 More Reserve Officers To Active Duty By Oct. 6

' To Report by October 6  7,862 Reserve Officers to be Called to Active Duty by Army

Activation Date Set October 6   1,682 Men F rom Medical, Dental, Veterinary Corps To Be Called

ARMY CALLS UP CAPTAINS, LIEUTENANTS   Summons 7,862 Reserve Officers Not in Organized Units to Active Duty by October 6.   a MEDICAL OFFICERS ALSO ARE RECALLED   Total of 1,582 Male Officers in Medical, Dental, Veterinary Corps Return to Uniform.

Army To Call 7,862 Officers   1.582 Medical, Dental Reservists To Be Summoned

Reserve Officers Called Up   Nearly 8,000 Who Are Outside Units To Report in Fall

Army fo Cail Up 7,862 Men From Reserve   Blow Hits at Medics, Veterinary Officers, Dentists; to Be on Duty by Oct. 6

US Army Announces It Is Calling Reserve Captains And Lieutenants

Army To Call 7,862 Reserve Officers For Active Duty; Doctors In Demand

To Active Duty by Oct. 6—  Call Up 7,862 Reserve  Captains and Lieutenants

Army Calls Up Reserve Officer:  Reserve Captains And   Reserve Captains And Lieutenants Nol Now Agiened Called Up

Army Will Call 7,862 Captains, And Lieufenants   Individual Reserves Will Be on Active Duty by October 6

Individual Company Grade Officers In 16 Arms and Services Summoned

Call Officers  In. Reserves   Goes to 7,862 Not on Active Duty For Octoher

HATTIESBURG'S MAYOR KILLED   Two Others Also Fatally Injured In ThreeAuto Collision

Big Oi! Boom Begins To Pay Off, Bui Thus Far Only Farmers Receive Checks

Indiana Community Reaping Benefits of Oil Boom   Unique Plan Adopted by Town Residents to Govern Royalty Payment Distribution

She Had fo Beg for Kisses, Wife Says  Gets Divorce From ‘Very Uneffectionate’ Hubby

it Took Five Gencrations But Bell Family Finally Hos a Baby Gir!

YeeeiiniabeR atalino, er emRaEy TWO REWARDS POSTED FOR DATA ON SLAYING

Doylestown Borough Alsc To Extend Water and Sewer Connections   IMAY STOCK THE DAM

CRESTS AT TOPEKA   Kaw River Starts Falling After Reaching 24.8  Feet

Flood Peril Eases Off   Clear Days Give River: Chance to Drop, But More Rain Is Forecast

estern Powers Say  roops Will Be  <ept in Germanv   Russia Must Change Its Divide-and-Rule Policy or Ne Peace Treaty Will Be Drawn, Allied Ministers Karea

Big 3 Refuses To Write Peace Treaty for Reict  Troops to Stay Until Russian Serlit le Moended

Big 3 To Keep Allied Troops Inside Germany  To Refuse To Write Treaty While Reds Keep Country Divided

Big 3 to Keep Allied Troops In West Reich   Refuse to Write Peace Pact as Long as Russ Policy Splits Nation

Will Keep Troops in Germany, Allies Say  And Will Refuse To Write Peace  Ac Tano a¢ Ruse

ALLIED TROOPS TO REMAIN IN DIVIDED REICH   Big 3 To Refuse Peace Pact Until Reds Alter  Policy of Division

; ‘Mefemse, Factor_ Aired  Mligs to Stay. in Germany as ‘Lone as Red Policy Keens Division

‘roops Will Not Be Remoy. ed So Long As Russia Divides Country   REIGN MINISTERS ISSUE STATEMENT

Ties to Be Drawn Closer to Western Europe and Controls Relaxed to Utmost

No Peace Pact Until Soviets’ Rules Relaxed   America, Britain. And France Outline . Defense Moves

BREEZY AND BRIGHT   West to Hold Grip on Berlin   Troops Will Stay Until Russia Chanaes Policy

Allies Will Keep Troops  In Germany Will Refuse Peace  Noaneder Bladil DWecaata   Will Refuse Peace Treaty Until Russia Changes Policy.

Stassen In State To Support Taft   Republican Candidate Says Top Interest Is Welfare

Taft Says His Main Interest ls Welfare   Adolph Menjou, Stassen Speak On Behalf of Senator

JUSTICE DEPT. STARTS FIGHT TO REGISTER REDS   May Take Years to Prove For. eign Domination, Obtain Names.

Hot Fight Seen In Campaign fo Register Reds   Justice Department Begins. Working on Detailed Petition

Long and Bitfer Battle Expected By Justice Dept:  Large Staff of Mii winte me Wark

Justice Dept. Gets Ready For Fight On Reds   Long And Bitter Legal Battle Over Law Forecast

Long And Bitter Battle Expected Over Subversives   Justice Department Prepares To Force  Reds To Register

Fight Seen In Signing  Communists   Prolonged, Bitter Battle Is Expected

 Fight Against Subversives U.S. Seeks To Force Red Party To Register

Open Fight To Register Red Party   Justice Department’s Big Staff Starts Battle To Make Reds Register

Expect Prolonged Battle With Reds   Justice Dept. Rounding Up Alien Communists

Long Fight To Register Reds Looms   Justice Forces Round Up Leader: For Deportation

Justice Department Acts Against CommunistParty   Officials Will Attempt To Tag Reds As Foreign Dominated Under New Subversives Activity Law

Justice Department Set For Long Struggle To Force Red Registration

Bitter Battle ts Anticipated Over Red Resistration   Justice Department Squaring Off For Long Fight.

OF RUSSIA SEEN AS KEY   Observers Doubt Soviets, Red China Will Take Risks

JOINS HULL, BYRNES, ACHESON  Marshall Asserts McCarthy's Charges Have No Fact Basis

Red Charges Aid Enemies,  General Says   Marshall Blasts McCarthy, Says Lattimore Didn't Affect U. 8. Policy

Marshall ina Strong Rebuke  To McCarthy   Actually ‘Helping Powers That Would Destroy Us, Says Ex-State Chief

Marshall Sees Harm to U.S. In Red Probe   He. Joins With Hull and Byrnes in Denying Charges of McCarthy That Lattimore Made China Policy

In Denial of Charges of Rep. McCarthy  Marshall Says They Aid Powers Against WU. S.

Raps Charge Lattimore Is  Top Red Spy   Hull, Byrnes, Acheson Also Advise Tydings Statement Unfoinded

Gen. Marshall Hits M’Carthy Spy Charges   Byrnes and Acheson Join Hull in Denyins Lattimore Key Role

M’Carthy Aids Nation’s Foes,  Marshall Says   Former Secretaries Deny Role of Lattimore In T'S. Pattny

Marshall Raps Sen. M’Carthy   Asserts Lattimore Had No Policy Making Role

Hull, Byrnes Join In Blast At Senator   Former Secretaries Of State In Denial That Lattimore Was Policy ‘Architect’

Says Charges Weaken U. S. World Position   Joined By Acheson, Hull In Denouncing Senator’s Accusations

Three Former Secretaries Of State Join With Acheson To Deny That Owen Lattimore Helped Mold U. S. Far Eastern Policy

World War Il Leader Denies Solon’s Charge   - Ex'Sec. of State Says Lattimore fs No Soviet Spy

Gen: Marshall Charges McCarthy Weakens U.S.  Former Secretary Joins Predecessors In Denying Lattimore Policy Influence

Marshall Says McCarthy Probe Hurting U. S.   General Views That Proble ls Undermining Our World Position

‘Accusations Hurt Position  Before World’   General Declares Lattimore Not East. ern Expert

U. S. Position Weakened by  Congressman   Hull and Byrnes Join in Refuting Lattimore Charge

Marshall, Hull, Byrnes Join In Attacking Solon   Declare Red Charges  Are Weaking Nation's Position; Field, Browde: Face Citations

Leader Also Joins Other Ex-Diplomats  In Statement   Hull, Also Byrnes And Acheson State  Lattimore Innocent

Former Secretary Of State And Army General Strongly Defends Professor Owen Lattimore   Berlin Protective Measures Practically Shooting War

SAYS SENATOR AIDS ENEMIES   General Is Supported By Two Other Former State Secretaries.

Dulles Insists Soviet World Won't Risk Wat   Communism Too Weak. American C. Of C. Told By State. Dept. Adviser

Allied Units  Race Ahead, Win Taejon   Reds Reduced to Tiny Pockets or Retreat, Fade from Sight.

FOE FINISHED AS FIGHTING FORCE   Communists Speed Toward 38th Parallel   Tighten Hold On Capital: Allies Retake Three Major Cities

Seoul Baffle Ends.as Last Reds Pull Back   Americans Have Complete Mastery Over All Districts

Red Army Reported ‘Smashed’   Taejon,. Namwon, Hadong Retaken; Allies Continue  Korean Advances

Battle of Seoul Is Ended, City Secure, Report  Palace of President BL... kine Deaemanod

United Nations Troops Take Taejon, Namwon And Hadong — Liberate 91 U.S. Prisoners Of War — Allies Make Sweeping Gains In Southern Korea

Invaders Flee Under Pounding Of Allied Force   Only ‘Mopping Up’ Remains in Seoul Battered by War

Complete Rout Of Enemy Told  By Gen. Walker   But UN Pursues ’Em Up to 38th Parallel

First Marine Regiment Commander Announces Victory Became Final at 6 P. M. Wednesday After Siege of Seven Days—Enemy No Longer Exists as Organized Force—Fast-Moving Armored Columns Carve Up Communist Units.   91 U. S. PRISONERS FREED

Six-Point Peace Formula Is Outlined By U.S. Sources   People of Seoul Are Salvaging From Ruins

Three More Cities Taken By American:   Hard Fighting May Be Needed To Clean  Out Remaining Enemy Paorkate Zz

¥1 American POWs Rescued By U.N. Troops  Allies Face Question  Of Whether To Cross  eas Davallil

Fighting Goes On In Small Combat Groups   Question Looms Now:  Shall Forces Cross  38th Parallel, Try To Destroy Troops?

Organized Resistance Seen at End”   Mop-Up Operations Remain in Korea; Many Prisoners Freed

Red Koreans  Flee Before  Allied Drive Invaders Through  As Fighting Force, Says High Comman:

Battie for Capital Ends  ‘Seoul, War Torn “for 7 Days ‘Now Held by American Gls’

Battle for Seoul Ended: 91 Gls Freed from Reds   High Command Says Red Army Smashed, No Longer Organized

Enemy’s Forces Are Reduced to Combat Pockets   Invaders Finished as an Organized Fighting  Force, Declares 8th Army Commander

AMERICAN CONTROL IS. COMPLETE   Last Reds Pull Out of Ruin. ed Capital at 6:00 P. M. Wednesday After 7- Day Battle.

CONTROL IS COMPLETE   Last Reds Pull Out of Ruined Capital at 6:00 P. M. Wednesday After 7-Day Battle.

Battle for Seoul Has Ended With American Troops Holding Mastery Over City  Years Will Be Needed to Erase Ravages of War From Capital

May Sell Restless Rocker   Owner of Curio Has Thousands of Visitors

Two Airmen Say Reds’ Treatment Was Considerate   Pair, Captive 18 Months Never Offered Violence By China Communists

Chinese Reds Treated U. S. Flyers Well   Shown No Violence, Say 2 Released Men; Vague on Questions About “Confessions”

Better Deal Than Expected, Airmen Describe Captivity  Both Bender And Smith Say They Wrare Nawer Suhbiected Tin Vinlence

TWO U. 9, AIRMEN WELL TREATED BY THE GHINESE RED   Fliers Given Plenty to Eat and Were Not Forced to Work During 18 Months  of Captivity.   SAW NO RUSSIANS OR SOVIET EQUIPMEN1   Declare People “Are Getting Better Deal Under Communists Than They Got Under Nationalists,”

NO VIOLENCE  China Red Captors Gave Us Fair Deal, 2 Freed Gls Say

Freed Airmen Say Reds Didn’t ‘Harm Them Any   After 18 Months in Captivity oAmericans Report ‘Better Deal Than We Could bly Have Expected” in China.

EXPECT OIL LEGISLATION  Now Hope of Opponents of Federal Tidelandsa (il Control

Troops Shout  Delight Over  Appointment Marshall News ‘Worth A Division

: Marshall's Appointment Stirs Cheers “In Korea; ‘About Time,’ Says Pilot

Navy Assists Institutions  Lacking Coal   Jobless Total Goes Higher As Industries Feel Fuel Shortage

Navy Coals Available To  Seven States   Institutions May Draw On Supply; Situation Worse

Navy Releases Coal For Seven  Southern States ~ Mine Strike Idles Ar   Mine Strike Idles At Least 225,000 In Other Indusiries

INSTITUTIONS NEEDING COAL RECEIVE HELP   Emergency Actions Taken; U. S. Navy  Gives Assistance

NAVY HELPING SEVEN STATES T0 GET COAL   Unemployment Continues As Emergency Becomes More Acute

Coal Noose Grows Tight; Many Idle   225,000 Other Workers Idled by Strike of 372,000 Miners; Emergency Measures Tried.

Navy Helping Out In Coal Crisis   Makes Available 17,000 Tons For Public Institu- . tione In Seven State.

Naval Base Gives Coal  To 7 State   Charleston Navy Yard Helps Fuel.  Shart Inetitutione

Shortages Halt  More Industries  ‘Navy Offers Coal In Sixth District

NAVY GIVES UP 17,000 TONS OF COAL   Fuels Available To Institutions In South   UNEMPLOYMENT   Continues To Soar In U. S.; Emergency Is Declared In Many States

Navy's Coal Aids Many Institutions   Fuel Shortage Grows More Acute in U. S.; Unemployment Climbs

Unofficial Estimates of Unemployment Now Reaches 597,000  EMERGENCY MEASURES INCREASING; NAV-Y AIDING COAL-SHORT STATE:

NAVY WILL HELP COAL SHORT AREAS   Unemployment Continues To Mount As Economy Fights Paralysis

Navy's Coal Aids Many Institutions  RS SO 2 PONU One   Fuel Shortage Grows More Acute in U. S.; Unemployment Climbs

Navy Makes Coal Available For Institutional Purpose  As Supplies Dwindle Daily

Coal Effects Grow More Crippling As Many Areas Hard Hit By Fuel Shortage  i

State Financial (Outlook Is Better   Shaw’s Report And Coltrane’s Resume Brighten Picture

STATE'S FUNDS GAIN IN MONTE   North Carolina Financial Picture Brightens—Taxes Increase With Prospect Of Balanced Budget.

Welfare Fund Suit Dismissal Is Denied   Federal Judge Turns Down Defense Request “In Action Brought Rv Ex-Miner Livengood

Murder Or Mercy?-DOCTOR GOES ON TRIAL FOR nFATH OF CANCER PATIENT

WEST GERMANY AGREES 10 JOU FUROPEAN COUNCIL   Lower House OF Parliament Ratifies Membership In Palitical Body

Demands Stagger Railroads   Union Calis For Wage Boosts Of Nearly Billion Dollars A Year

Unions Rock Rail Firms   Pay Demands Are Said To Be Nearly Billion Dollars

FRENCH TAKE RED ROAD HUB IN INDOCHINA   Three Columns Move Through Jungles To Capture City

French Victory In  Indochina Praised  Considered One Of ‘Eivet Maacnitude’

County Educators’ Told Way of Living In People’s Hands.   County Teachers Held. Session in Bradford High School Friday

Hershey Fears Veteran Draft   Would Alter Deferients To Build Big Foree

SENATE PROBES WIRE TAPPING   Lead-Off Witness Is Chief of Washington's Police Fores — Secret Report Said to Contain Reports. of Seundajous Doings in Capital's High Society.

From Cobbler To Nightclub, Dimes March  Polio Fight Receives   Polio Fight Receives Help in Many Ways

From Cobbler To Nightclub, Dimes March  Polio Fight Receives Help in Many Ways

PEP RALLY ENDS tN RICT   Nine MSC Students Jailed - After Violence; Two Policemen Hurt

DEAN ACHESON TO REPORT ON LONDON PARLEY   Much Speculation Aroused Over “Success” of Big Three Meeting.

MINNIE LOSES FOSTER SON  Mouse Learns He's No Little Kitten, Dies of Grief

Truman to Ask Greater Power   President Confers With the ‘Big Four’ On Defense Mobilization Plan

DIRKSEN HITS: PEACE THEME OF .  FOE'S CAMPAIGN   Asks If Chinese War Will Be Disclosed After Election.

Charges the President in Secrecy Pian  Voters Kept in Dark On Korea and China

Best Three Games Of Five To Determine Who Goes To Wichita Tourney

CAR-TRUCK COLLISION   Accident at Eighth and Connecticut  Sear at TRUNKS Gabe

U.S. Prepares To Meet New Tank Offensive   North Korean Armor Takes Heaviest Blows Of War With 40 Tanks ‘Possibly’? Destroyed

U.S. Fliers Destroy . 40 Tanks   Tokyo Reports North Korean Push ‘Curtailed’

Soviet-Made Armor Gets  Pounding   U.S. War Planes Reported Destroying At Least 40 Communist Tanks; Yanks Massing for Counter-Offensive

MaeArthur Says Drive ‘Curtailed’   But Reds Are Massing Troops For New Drive; May Head For Main U.S. Supply Port

North Koreans Reported Massing For New Attack   YANK WARPLANES   Knock Out Many Russian-Made Tanks: Numerous Prisoners Taken By South Koreans At Yongju

City 60 Miles South of Seoul Reported Taken   Correspondent Says American Troops in Retreat Saturday

Estherville, Iowa, Daily News Mon., April 10. 1950°°. (2      ADVERB TIGEMENT      New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Button In Far

Estherville, lowa, Daily News Mon, May 8, 1950 9° 2   New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Rirttton In Fay

Hoover, Taft Insist on U.S. Help to China   Advocate Force, If Necessary, to Defend Formosa

GOP Leaders Demand Force  In China Aid   Taft. Hoover Say U. §&. Must Use Arms ‘If Neeessary;’ Plans Studiod

Present Act Expires June 24 And House And Senate Bills Differ Widely; Senate Has Yet To Act

Peacetime Draft Will Be Canceled Unless Congress Acts by June 24 —

FACING RACE AGAINST TIME   Approval on Differing Bills Urged Before Exmration June 24

Peacetime Draft Facing Stitt Race Against Time lt It Is To Escape Death

Time for Draft Exfension Wanes  House, Senate Differ Deadline on June 24

Deadline Near For Extension  OF Draft Law   Old Act Expires June 24: House, Senate Differ Sharnly an New Rill

Draff Extension Facing Race to Escape Death  June 24 Dendiine Set by Expiration CV Peocant [ ew

DRAFT ACT IS FACING RACE AGAINST TIME   Approval on Differing Bills Urged Before Expiration June 24

EXTENSION OF DRAFT FACES TIME RACE   June 24 Is Deadline Set by Expiration Of Present Law

Bills Now Vary. In House, Senate To Continue Act  Tydings Committee Approves Extension But Tacks On Rider

PLANE FALLS; 26 LEAP TO SAFETY   PARATROOPERS JU™MP AS / CRAFT CRASHES — THREE  CREWMEN ARF KILLED.

Early Morning Bulletins   26 Paratroopers Jump from C-82; 3 Men Dead

Would Let Out Big Family Men   House Committee, Plans -Dependents’ Army ‘Allowance

For Discharging Gls Having Over Two Dependents   House Group Reported Nearing a Vote on Aid to Families

Rush To Create Support System For GI Families   Truman, Congress Agreed Speed Is Necessary For Allowance Plan

Servicemen's Family Aid System Due   President, Congress More Toward Speedy Decision on Allowances

Back Position Parties Urged   Senator Knowland Calls For Support

Solon Wants FBI Alerted To Seize U.S. Communists   Lawmaker Urges “Near-War Basis’ On Home Front

Over Status Of Cold War   President Says Situation Much Better Now; Has Optimistic Hopes

Truman Keeps Optimism On Cold War   Feels Shooting War Not Close; Disagree: On Hoover's Idea

Predicts Lower Defense Budget   President Says He Thinks Senator Tydings Unduly Alarmed Over Possible Conflict With Russia

Not Alarmed Over Cold War, Says President   Sees Situation Better Now Than In 1946; Expects Defense Costs To Drop

Disagrees Nation Is Near Shooting War With Russia   Chief Executive Voices Optimism For World Peace At News Conference

Truman Sees Lower  ‘SI Defense Budget   Not Alarmed Over Cold War Situation

— OPTIMISM — Situation Is Better Than in ’*46   HOPE HELD FOR WORLD PEACE

President lells Peace  Optimism   Differs With Hoover, Sees Smaller Defense Budget Next Year

.S. Is ‘Not Alarmed,’ President Says. otimistie thet Predicts Lower Defense Budaet

President Unworried About War   Situation Better Now Than in 1946, He Tells Newsmen

Cold War Situation Better, Says Fruman   Not Alarmed, President Tells News Conference, Adding That He Expects Lower Detense Budget Next Year—Sees Improvemnet Since 1946.   OUT OF STEP WITH TYDINGS

President Opposed To. U.N. Without Russia   Situation Better Than It Was In 1946, Truman Tells Press Conference—Defense Budget in 1951 To Be Smallae

Cold War Fear Is Belittled By President   He Predicts Drop In Defense Budget— Onnoses Hoover Play

Cold War Fails To Alarm HST  Claims Situation Better Than In ’46

President Doesn't Think Cold War Is Near ‘Danger Point of Becoming Shooting War

Truman Says Cold War Cooling Off   Lower Arms Budget Forecast; Hoover's Split-W.N. Criticized

Truman Discounts Hot War Dangers   President Thinks World Situation Improvina: Onooses Split of U.N.

TRUMAN CALM, DISCOUNTS ANY SIGNS OF WAR   ‘President Declares Outlook Now Much Better Than it Was in 1946

Shooting War Long Way Off   President Claims International Era . Better Than in ‘46

Not Alarmed Over Status Of Cold War   President Says Situation Much Better Now; Has Optimistic Hopes

Truman Not Alarmed at Cold War   Expects Lower Defense Spending by Next Year

Truman Sees No War Outbreak In Near Future  Assertion Differs ~  From Recent Warnings Ru Military Dlannare- .

Truman Isn‘! Alarmed at World Crisis  Cut in Defense   Cut in Defense Cost Foreseen By Year Hence

Says Defense Budget for  Fiscal 1952. To Be Lower   Truman’s Statement Seems To Contradict Warnings That Cold War Has Worsened

President ls Not Alarmed At Cold War   Sees Reduced Defense Budget This Year; Says Situation Better Now Than Jt Was in 1946

TRUMAN SEES NG THREAT OF WAR   DECLARES SITUATION IS I™. PROVING — OPPOSES RE. ORGANIZATION OF U_N,

Truman Expects Lower Defense Budget in 1951   President Says He's Not Alarmed Over Cold War Situation

Truman Is Not Alarmed, He Says, About Cold War   President Tells Press He Expecty Lower Budget Next Year for Defense; Says Situation Is Much Better Now Than in 1946

Says Status Muceh Better Than In 46   President Admits Note Of Optimism At News Conference

Truman Says ‘Outlook Good  President Optimistic On Peace Prospects

Truman Contradicts Defense Chiefs By Saying Shooting War ‘Not Near’

Truman Seeks fo Allay Fears of War   President Expresses Belief World Situation Improved

Cold War Will Avoid Shooting President Says   Predicts Defense Budget Reduction During Next Year

President Seouts War Fears, Terms  World Scene Better   Truman Hits Reorganization of U. N. To Oust Russians; Smaller Defense Budget Seen In Fiscal Year Beginning in July, 1951

Truman Expects War Scare To Expire In ‘51   President Predicts Lower Defense Fund For Next Yeor

Truman Not Alarmed Over The Cold War Situation; Predicts Lower Defense Budget In 1951

President Asserted That Situation Is Much Better Now Than It Was In 1946

Tells Reporters Shooting War Not Even Close   Claims Defense Budget Will Be Smaller In 1951-52

Expects Smaller Defense Budget In Fiscal 1951   Optimistic Over Hope for Peace He Tells Newsmen

Says Defense Budget Will Be Reduced   Optimism Voiced At Press Conference

Noi 4 A Alarme d’ Over      Optimistic, Sees Situation: Improved; Expects Lower Defense Budaet

Shooting War Notin Olfing.  Truman Holds   Saves World Situation Is Improving: Against U.N. With Russia Out

Utility Seeks  Lighter Levy   Bell Aide Asks Exeniption Fram “‘Prafits? Tax

Bell System Seeks Profits Tax Relief  Proposed Levy May Hurt Vitel Matanca Wark

Friends Claim Two New Develop. ments Have Been Reported Since Arrest And Alleged Confession Of Scientist   GROVES TESTIMONY TO BE POSTPONED

FBI Director Questioned In  New Spy Case   _ Two Leads In Fuchs _ A-Bomb Espionage Have Been Developed

Clinch 218  House.and 49 Senate Seats   Democrats Expected To Add to Majority In House With  Late Returns

Says Governors Should Be Able “To Fire Officials   Lausche [Is for Ouster lf Local Officers Tie In With Crime Bosses

Official Link fo Crime Is Slapped   Suggest Laws to Oust Mayors and Others.

iscrimination Cited:   IRoeolt Under American Flag Is Shoek to U.S

Behind ‘Warmth,’ Some Cold (and Snow) Seen   New Berlin Blockade Hinted as Russ Stop Trucks to West

NEW BLOCKADE BY REDS HALTS TRUCK TRAFFIC   West Officials Hint Berlin Air Lift  Revival Near

Ex-FBI Men To Be Called By WCarthy   Senator Will Seek Testimony From Two In Red Spy Inguiry .

McCarthy Will Ask Subpoenaing Of 2 FBI Agents.  Says: One Carried”: An Me fe PAL

Senator Asks Ex-FBI Men  Be Witnesses   McCarthy Requests Subpoenas in Communist Inquiry

Asks Ex-FBI Men be Called   Sen. McCarthy Wants. Two Subpoensed. by Senate \nvestigating Group.

Probers Asked To Subpoena Ex-FBI Agents   McCarthy Claims His Communists Charges Would Be Supported By “Undercover” Mer

McCarthy Asks Senafe to Call Two FBI Agents   Says Both Will Testify in Support of Charge Aqainst Lattimore

McCarthy Asks FBI To Testify   Wants Them Called To Support Charges

McCarthy Wants More Witnesses  Called Up In Charges Against Lattimore

Wants Them as Witnesses In Red Inquiry   Says They Would Testify In Case of Ower Lattimore

EX-FBI AGENTS MAY BE HEARD   McCarthy Wants Pair Subpoenaed To Support His Commie Charges

2 Ex-FB] Agents Tobe Called by Sen, McCarthy  Refuses to Tell Who Men Are, Says One tas. -. B,J B.-2.

McCarthy Asks For Testimony By FBI Agents  Call Undercover Men To Testify

McCarthy Asks Subpoena Of Ex-FBI Agents   Senator Says His New Witness Will Back Up Testimony From Louis Budenz

Wants Probers To Call Ex-Agents   McCarthy Says He Will Ask Investigators To Subpoena Two Men

McCarthy To Ask FBI Men Be Witnesses   Senator Says One Agent Became Red To Get Material

Sen. McCarthy Takes New Line  Former FBI Agents May Be Subpoenaed

Ex-FBI Men May Testify   McCarthy Asks Senators To Subpoena Two Former Agents

MeCarthy Will Ask Subpenas  For FBI Men   L Joined Communist Party To Carry on Under cover Work

Red Probe To Call Two FBI Agents   McCarthy Plans To Give Names To Investiacators

Iwo Former F.B.1. Agents May Be Called   Sen. McCarthy Asks They Be Asked To Testify In Probe

Subpoenas for FBI Men Asked   One an Undercover Agent, Senator Says

McCarthy Will Ask Tha Two Former FBI Agents Re Called   IN COMMUNIST ACTION

2 Former FBI Local Oilfield Men May Talk Worker Badly for McCarthy Hurt in Fall

McCarthy Seeks New Witn  Subpenas rm Be Asked For Two Ex-FBI Men

Two Ex-FBI Men Called By McCarthy   Senator Expects These Witnesses to Bolster His Charges Against Owen Lattimore

‘Reds’ Seize Town in Mock Coup   Wisconsin Mayor ‘Arrested, Chief is ‘Shot’

BRIGGS INCREASES PAY OF EMPLOYES   Thirty - Fight Thousand Workers Given Raises of From 5 to 10 Cent« an Hour.

MOTHER WILL SEE AMPUTEE   To Meet Today For First Time Since He Lost Feet And Hands

Quadr iplegic Case Arrives  ‘At Walter Reec   Pvt. Smith Lost Hands And Legs In Korea

Mother of Korean War's First Quadruple Amputee Flies To Washington to See Her Son

Army Will Get More At Front, Fewer At Rear  Manpower Problem Requires Changes, Clark Fmnhaasizes

 WANTS MORE MEN AT FRONT...  Army Manpower Setup to Undergo Marked Change

MORE GUNS AND © FEWER PENCILS FOR SOLDIERS   Gen. Clark Passes Word Rear Echelon Boys Will Have to Fight.

Rear Area Staffs Face Cut  More Soldiers Face Duty in Combat Units

Gen. Clark Wants Mere Men For Combet  Fewer Soldiers To Have Sofft Jobs In Rear Areas

Television Found to Be  Incentive to Stay Home; ‘Family Circle’ Revived

‘Officers Involved iin Attack on Russian ' Airfield to Be Punished

In Accord OnEurope Army Plan   Ike Expected To Be Appointed Commander On Heels of Approval By Military Leaders

Agree on Plan For German Troops In Defense Army   French Accept Compromise, But Bonn Government Still Holding Out

Pact Members OK Germans in Europes Army   France Agrees To Using Germans In Weet Defense

Warned to-Gheck Bad Literature         OF Public: ‘Instéuetion ‘Warns School: Heads

Plenty of Entertainment Arranged for Thunderbirds at Camp During Christmas   Tam tenet Gee peanic

Plenty of Entertainment Arranged for Thunderbirds at Camp During Christmas

Support by Tanks and Planes Figures in Denting Line: Drive Is on Schedule

Marine Combat Elements Joined With Army Forces In Loosing First Yankee  Offensive Against Communist Troops

Enemy Counter Blow Hits U.S. Right Hank Aller Troops ~ Juno Off in Dawn Allack

Marines. Army Pushing West On South Front   GIs With Tanks and Aerial Support, Drive Toward Vital Chinju

Americans Penetrate 4 miles Against Heavy Artillery and Motar Fire of North Koreans

Army Forces.   Marines Drive Into Red Lines   Big Tanks Lead Attack Toward Chinju West Of Pusan Port; Push Meets Counterattack But Is Proceeding ‘on Schedule’

Americans Using Tanks And Have Air Support   Aiming at Chinju, West of Pusan; River Crossings  By Reds Checked

Wherry Bill Refuses Aid If Nations  Assist Reds  e  en \ Oe b> i ole   Measure Would End Trading By Allies ‘In War Potentials

YOUTH SCHOOL PROGRAM OK’D   Plans Call for Admission, ta Mar  ion School, of Young Adults Drawn from Laucastcr Boys Industrial School and Maunsfleld Relormatory.

YOUTH. SCHOOL PROGRAM OK'D   Plans Call for Admission, to Marjon Schoul, of Young Adults Drawn from Lancaster Boys Industiial ;choel and Mansfield Heformatory.

Barkley Pleads For Ohioans To Elect Taft Foe   Boosts Ferguson At Dem Love Feast As 1,300 Biqwigs Chee:

UN Technical Aid Success Is Seen   Help for Backward Areas Fund Seems Certain to Hit Goal

U.N. Piling Up Sum for Aid Of Backward   Bespito Russian Boycott; U.S, Offers About Half Of Tatal Sum Sought

‘America Cannot Defend Self All Alone, Dulles Declares  Only Effective Means of Stopping Reds

Solitary Defense Not Impregnable, He Warns Nation   On Other Hand, GOP Foreign Policy Adviser Says, It's Not Necessary to Spread Strenath All Around.

Gibraltar Idea Out. Says Dulles   U. S. Cannot Stand Alone But Must Win With Others’ Aid

America Can Not Be Gibraltar   Says Solitary Defense Never Impreguable.

DULLES SAYS NO GIBRALTAR GAN ENDURE   Solitary Defense Never Impregnable,  He Says in Talk

GIGRALTAR-LIKE DEFENSE OPPOSED BY FOSTER DULLES   G. 0. P. Foreign Policy Adviser Says U. S. Cannot  Draw Back and Stand  Alone Against World.   FAVORS COLLECTIVE ACTION FOR SECURITY   Suggests Free Nations Put Eeonamic, Political and Military Ring Around  Russia and Puppets.

Dulles Warns U.S. Cannot Stand Alone   Suggests Russian Power Be Isolated Behind Ecenomic, Milttary Curtain

Dulles Claims Best Policy Is . Counter-Attack   Says U.S, Must Have Capacity To Check Soviet Aggression

DULLES PLUGS POWER TO COUN TERATTACK  Gibraltar Detense Idea Hit

DullesRecommends Defense Plan Based  On Counter-Attack   Top Republican Foreign Policy Advisor Says Hoover ‘Rock Of Gibraltar” Proposal Will Not Work; Backs Collective Security Idea

Gibraltar-Like Defense Idea ls Termed Fallacy By Dulles  Economic-Political-Military Ring

GOP Adviser Challenges Hoover's Stand  Dulles Warns U.S. Holds Key To Peace

Dulles Places No Trust In ‘Gibraltar’  Cites Offense Power Ace Cp. Mf.   Cites Offense Power As Sole Defense Against Red Threat

Claims U.S. Can't Stay ‘Gibraltar’  Adviser Declares   Adviser Declares  Solitary Defense Jay, ¢  Never Impregnable

Ex-President, Dulles Differ ~ On Defenses   GOP Foreign Policy Adviser Calls For Power To Attack

Rhodes Charges Welfare Chief Involvec In Deal To Sell Chemicals to State

exico Seizes merican Boats  Five Shrimp Vessels at*hk §@.. #™...2. f..

Mexican Guaboat Seizes U.S. Boats   Fishing Boats Are Seized in Gulf

Mexican Gunboat Siezes U.S. Shins   Two Later Escape; Shooting Reported

Mexican Gunboat Seizes U. S. Boats   American Shrimp Fishing Boats Are Seized in Gulf

Senate Leader Is Rated High as Nowinee for Second Place  on Ticket

“IN WEAK MOMENT’ Dr. Sander Admitted Takinc Patient’s Life, Sheriff Says

Witness Says Dr. Sander Admitted Killing Cancer Patient After Mate’s Pleas

Defense To Claim Mercy Death Victim Was Dead  Before Air Injections

Sheriff Says Doctor.  Admitted Infections  Witnesses Testify Husbond Pleaded For  hAacesr.

Sheriff Says Doctor Admittec Slaying Patient   Testifies Sander Claimed He Yielded To Husband’s Pleas

SANDER ADMITTED KILLING PATIENT, A SHERIFF SAY!   Officer Testifies Accuyed Physician Yielded to Pleas to End Suffering of Concer Victim.   DEFENSE REVEALS IT WILL DENY SLAYIN(   Hopes to Prove New Hamp shire Housewife Died Before Air Was Injected  Into Her Veits.

SIGHT RESTORED Former Coal Miner Repays  $2000 in Blind Payments

Biunt Postpoties Filing ania  GOP Leadershin Ronpetaed   GOP Leadership Reported Trying To Avoid Primarv Ficke *

Leadership Trying Te : Agree On One Man; Sup port For Markey   HOWARD COUNTY MAN HAS NOT FILED YET

Coal Rationing Seen for lowa   Selby Declares Cold Weather Can Bring Control

‘One Package Money Bill Up Before Senate   Measure Calls For $34, 700,000,000

FOR $34 BILLIONS   Bill Would Finance Most Federal Agencies for  Next Fiscal Year

Senate Will Get $34 Billion Bill Early Next Week   Bulky Spending Measure Is to Finauce All U. 8, Agencies During Viseal Year

FEDERAL MONEY BILLIS READY   Senate. Committee Prepares To Present Its $34,700,~ 000,000 Measure.

Senate Due Finance Bill Next Week   Committee Holds Saturday Session To Atlempt Cuts

New York Woman Sought Divorce Evidence Wife Is Shot As She Trailed Hubby. Girl Friend To Cabin

Woman Shot Near Cabin  SUF. Venen   Was Seeking Data To Aid In Divorce

Woman Killed Tracking Mate To Rendezvous   Seeking Divorce Evi-dence; Husband, Socialite: Are Arrested

Jilted Wife Stain Trailing Husband  Rifle Shots End Hunt For Divorce Evidence

Nationalist Detenses On  Hainan Wilt   City Reportedly Given Up Without Shot Being Fired

Chinese Reds Surge Toward Hainan Capital   Defenses of Island Broken Hours After Report of Defeat

OVER HALF OF MEMBERS BACK DRIVE   MacArthur Slated To Continue Head “Of Military Units

U.N. Discusses Coordinating Korean Action   Security Council Demanc For Military Aid Has 32 Member Approval

UN Acts To Coordinate Anti-Red Korean Plans   Security Council Moves To Provide Solid Backina for Gen. MacArthur

Security Council Plans Action lo Halt Fighting  High-Level Group

MDX 444A  HERESTHERE  mae Be a. -aloul people you Amow   weer ON RITSIANESS

MILITARY OCCUPATION NOT INTENDED   Source. Clone to. MacActhur Says General. Is. “Liberating” Not “Couquering” North Korea — Local Self Government to be Encouraged,.

Bennington High Schoo! Girl Becomes Sixth Person to Disappear in Vermont

OPA Revival Is Ruled Gut   Truman Speaks As House Readies Discretionary Curbs

House Rejects Request for Trading Curb      Statesmen Say Speculation Js Desirable

— NWEMALNSUN TO BOSPITAL   Major Operation for Oklahoma U Athletic Director

Hand Kremlin Ultimatum on Threat — ~ Of A-Bombing, O’Mahoney Demands

U.S. Ultimatum To Communists Aimed at Soviet   O'Mahoney Leads Congressional Plea For Speedy Action

Soil Conservation Moves Ahead in a Three-Sfale Aree   But Job Is Only Well Started in Missouri and Other Sections.

Blizzard Whips Mason City as  Cold Moves In   42-Mile W ind Drifts Snow; Much Colder is State Forecast

Truman Hits G.0.P. to Set Pace for 1950   Tax Cuts ‘Hypocrisy He Says, Boosting Heavy Spending Plan

School Head Is ‘Installed’ By Deputies   Woman Superintendent : In Shawano County Office After Deputie: Force Entrance

Sheriff's Staff Places New Superintendent in Shawano School Office

Former Resident Of County Kills Woman and Self   Murder-Suicide Ruled In Shooting at Cafe Near Delaware, O.

REGULAR ARMY TROOPS IN U.S, ALERTED FOR KOREAN SERVICE   Reserves Or Draftees Will Be Needed To Replace Them .

ALERTING OF TROOPS MAY MEAN SHOWDOWN   Orders Issued To Crack Units In Several Areas   KEPT STRICT SECRE1

Declare U.N. Should Not  Decide Issue  Steering Group @4,,-4°.. Du...

China-Russta Alliance Seen   U.N. Foes to Unite Acainst Formosa Plan

Both Insist Island 1 Chinese Region, Thus Out ‘of U.N,  - Authority

Nationalists To Oppose U.S. Proposal   ” China and Russia To Fight Formosa Plan Before UN

Truman Blasts Democratic Senator  Johnson For Voting With The GOP

Truman Rebukes Senator Johnson  Charges Coloradan. Votes With G. O. P.

Bié Steel Firms Turn Deaf Ear To N.E. Appeal   Report Says (Centralized Management Hindering Efforts To Obtain Mill

All Companies Deaf to Pleas, Report Says  [7 ae 1 ee a eee eee   ‘Centralized’ Control Cited by Majority  Of Taint Committee

Block to N. E. Steel Mill Under Fire   Solons Assert “Centralized

ELECTRICAL UNION VOTES CIPS STRIKE   Strike Date Not Set for Power Company Workers in Most of Southern Ilinois.   NEGOTIATIONS ON PAY BREAK DOWN   West Frankfort Union Official Says Men Are Seeking Pay Raise and More Vacation.

Strike Date Not Set for Power Company Workers in Most of Southern Ilinois.   NEGOTIATIONS ON PAY BREAK DOWN   West Frankfort Union Official Says Men Are Seeking Pay Raise ond More Vacation.

Brannan Sets Programs On Corn, Cotton Support Is Promised  On Six ‘Basic’ Crops

El Salvador Aske Stud y Ot Tibet Plea   Arrival Of Chinese Envoys Expected Soon For Formosa Debate

UN Asked to Discuss Tibet’s Complaint Of Chinese Invasion  Chinese Red Delegation On Way to Meeting As  Major Issues Loom

‘Biggest Raid’ Of Superforts Hits Red Korea      625 Tons Of Bombs Fall On Refineries, Rail Centers, Bridges

DOYLESTOWN BOARD  DISCUSSES SCHOOL BUS   Want to Use It to Transport Children to State

SOVIET REPORTERS DENIED ADMISSION   Applications For Seats In Congressional Press Galleries Tahled

Traffic Toll Stands At 12   Gary Man Killed In Collision In North County Area

BARBARA JEAN SAUNDERS IS BRIDE OF WILLIAM EASTON  Tar SOL AAMRAIY ecrpeT’ if

/BARBARA JEAN SAUNDERS IS BRIDE OF WILLIAM EASTON IN CEREMONY, SEPT. 15

Searching Planes Sight Wreckage   Coast Guard Intensifies Hunt For Missing Craft

Faculty Must Sign or Else   Regents Continue Loyalty Oaths Opposed by Warren, Backed by Kniqh

Marital Mishaps Plague Crooners  Hnaumeoe: Sinatra’ Laine and—S'andd 14 Bo?—L'rachy

Atomic Leaks, Lobbying Probes Ready For Solon:  fee use Gr ia Plans urther Hearings in Red A- Shi ine

See Tibet-Red  Peace Parleys  ———   China Communist Invasion Is Reported

Peiping Says That Troops  Cross Line   ‘Warmly Welcomed’ To Land Of Lamas, Red Radio Declares

‘Warm Welcome’ Claimed  Chinese Reds Invade Tibet, Pakistan Savs

Radio Pakistan  Reports Red Troops Have Entered Tibet   Broadcast Believed To Have-Quoted Peiping Broadcast, August 14, Saying Chinese. Red Troops Had Crossed Border Into Tibet.

Soldier Convicted Of Attempted Spying for Reds  U. §; Court Martial Sentences Corporal to Cf... Wi... te Cf.

Boy Corporal in Army Guilty As Russ Spy   Nineteen - Year-Old With Air Force in Germany Gets Five Years

Action on Parking Expected Tuesday   Merrill Businessmen Start Plan to Share  A Traffic Patrolman With Other Towns

SAYS TRUMAN  WANTS REVOLT   State Department Official Accused Of Making That Statement

Says Official Called Program Revolt Creator’  ‘Accu uses Department

REVOLT OBJECT OF POINT FOUR   That's Statement of State Department Official

Pressure Eased at Taegu as Reds Await More Help   Yanks Turn Back Every Thrust and Foe Is Discouraved

Allies Say Reds Make No Attacks   Officials Claim Enemy Pulling Back For Replacements

Force Enemy  To Withdraw   Probing Allied Patrols Meet No Cpposition In Spme Sectors After Turning Back Wave Of Red Assaults On Taecu

Hleavy Losses Force Enemy  To Withdraw   In Some Sectors After Turning Back Wave Of Red Assaults On Taegu

Heavy Losses Force Invader To Halt Drive   Foe Pulls Back Troops To Replace Casualties In Fighting For Taegu

Enemy Believed Shifting Forces To Other Fronts  Reds Lose Heavily In Attack To Open Fron? Around Toeau

Withdraw © Some Places To Reinforee Other Spets   Enemy Losses Have Been Heavy In “Bowling Alley’ North of City »

But Communists Show Signs Of Building Up For Another Attack On American South Ko rean Lines

Abandoning Some Sectors to Replace Losses   Bloody “Bowling Alley’’ Fighting Prov: ing Extremely Costly for Communists; All Vital Positions Held.

Red Troops Drawn From Other Sectors To Help Replace Heavy Losses   Pressure Against Americans Easing With Allied Patrols Making Deep Penetrations Without Drawing Fire

Enemy Withdrawing To Replace Losses   NNO Fire From Communists Wednesday Night Despite American Bombardment—U. S. Supply Line Cleared Of Reds

U.S. Cavalry Pierces Deep West of River   Enemy Suffers Heavy Casualties in Bloody “Bowling Alley” Area

Ask $1,157 for Car-Truck Crash  Landlord Asks $200  For Broken Lease

State's Violent Deaths Reach 71   One Of Most Tragic Yuletimes Recorded As State Leads Nation In Fatalities

71 Texans Die In Yule Mishaps  State’s Accident Mark Tops Nation’s Christmas Fatalities

KANSAS HOLIDAY TAKES 24 LIVES   Eighteen Are Traffic Accidents; Record for State Now  23 OTHERS INJURED

ARHY OX NEW NESSILE   Project Would Build Atomic Warheads Into Shells to be Fired by Ordinary Fiehl Artillery — Ex. pected to be Available Within Two to Five Years.

Auto Walkout ls Renorted Nearing End   Telephone Workers Go Back To Work

Labor Picture Brighter Today: Hold Meetings   ‘Phone Installat’on Workers Call off Strike; Chrysier Progress Is Made.

Nation’s Labor Picture Bright  Phone Strike Off, Others Near End

Switch Engine Collides With  Passenger Train Dining Car Chef !s Victim Of Mishap West Of Pittsburgh

Chef is Killed In Rail Mishap  10 Others Injured; Engine Backs Into

First Known. Successful Operation On Very Young Child Saves Baby Girl Afflicted With Blocked Heart Artery

Baby Undergoes Successful Operation For Usually-Fatal Heart Condition

Successful Surgery On Infant—  Mends Usually Fatal Heart Condition

‘Death Generally Results  11-Week-Old Baby Lives In Rare Heart Operation

FIRST SUCCESSFUL SURGERY OF TYPE  Baby Survives Heart Block Operation

Soldier Killed By Titoists   Trespassing Romaniar Slain For Refusal To Halt

BRITAIN ‘NO’ TO RUSSIA   Rejects Proposal Based on Unseating of Nationalist China

U. S. PREPARES MOVE AGAINST CZECHS, WORD   New York Consulate May ibe Closed In Retalitory Action

Say Reds Plan Foreign Legion’  Would Go To Fight With North Koreans

Anti-Red Paper Claims Satellites Will Reeruit  l’oree For North Korea

Russian Army Hints “World Peace Front’ Intery ention  In Behalf of Reds

EUROPEAN REDS PLAN TO FIGHT   Reported Ready To Jom North Koreans In Present War

International Brigades Sech  Berlin Paper Reports Germans Recruited

Skull Creek Philosopher Finally Finds Out About War, Explains Fyaetiy How [4 Get Started

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER FINALLY FINDS OUT ABOUT THE WAR, EXPLAINS EXACTLY HOW IT GOT STARTED

INCREASE NOTED IN JANUARY 4-H CLUB ENROLLMENT   BEEF CATTLE, SOW AND. LITTER CLASSES CLOSE; ANNOUNCE NEW RULES

Hood Crest Hits rn Sector  J - Call      Catastrophe Still Feared; Residents Continue To Flee

Winnipeg Flood Threat Continue:   Swollen Red River Forces Evacuation Of 80,000; Army Ready To Act

War Casualty Kstimate Set at 100,000 Men   No American Totals To Be Given Until Each Phase Ends

U.S. CASUALTY TOTALS ‘SECRET’ .  - 100,000 Men Are Believed Lost By Warrina Forces In Korea

Americans Face Heaviest Taxes in Nation's History   Truman Rejects Any Slashes in Peace Spending

Americans Face Highest Taxes in Nation’s History  Truman Expected To Ask $10 Billion Tax Hike This Fall

Truman Is Cold Toward Cutting Expense Items   President May Ask $10 Billion Boost

Americans to Face Heaviest  Tax Lead Ever   Truman Refuses to Lower NonMilitary Expenses

Many Claim The ‘Thing’   Bat Miltary Experts “Wh: Cannct Be Identified” Mest Likely te Get It

Strikes Strav Horse \On West Main Street   Everybody Wants the «Thing’

March Draft Will Require 80,000 Men   ‘Army Drives for 3,100,000 Goal hy Elect of July

Army Calls For 80,000 Tn March   Total Number Of Draftees Raised  To 450.000

Local Temperature   : “ seappointment Held Up In Senate .  Fight Brews Over Atomic  Energy Commission Leade,

New Senate Fight Brews Around AEC   Joint Committee Withholds O.K. On Reappointing Pike

Pike, Hickenlooper Key Figures In New Senate Flare-Un On AEC Group

Pike’s Reappointment Held Up Senate Flareup Over AEC Is Seen Brewing

New Storm Brews Over Atomic Post   Nomination Of Pik Runs Into Protest For Hickenlooper

Trumbull Countian Quits CIO Council Post, Pledges Support to Sen. Taft in Election

C.LO. Council Officer Quits, Supports Taft   Claims Union Wasn't Set Up To Tell Men How They Could Vot

STOCKS COME BACK AFTER EARLY SLUMP   Rally Stages Following Losses of Si te 88 a Share — General Motors Close« 87.25 Higher.

General Confident Of Nation's Unity  Eisenhower Says © Americans So Strona They

Eisenhower Ready  For Detense Job   Looks For Unified U. S.; “Fright Is Silly”

i IN CRIME ROBE ENDS LIFE   AG ELLIS, HEAD OF PHILAELPHIA VICE $QU AD. SHOOTS HDISELF.

Phila. Vice Squad Head Is Suicide   Key Figure in Federal Investigation of Racketeering.

Subpenaed Cop Takes Own Life  Philadelphia Officer   ae  Saget, ee

2 Hours in Water But Lt. Karn Safe ‘in Ship Sinking   Local Nurse Suffers Shock and Exposure In Disaster

LATE SHOPPING AID   Clear Skies and Mild Temneratures  at Least Thru Friday

U.S. Accuses Chinese of Aggression   Austin Ordered To Demand Swift Action by UN Security Council

Heavy Clouds Break Record Cold Wave   Death Toll Of Frigid Wave Hits 33; Danbury, Conn., Is Coldest With 20 Below

Frigid Spell Cause 0133 Deaths InU.S.   Fudustries Foreed Ty Cartail Operations Dre To Lack OF Fuet

Near-Zero Is Reached Last Night   Heavy Clouds to Dispel Frigid Temperatures; Smog Over Area

Northern Part Of Nation Gets Cold Wave Break   However, Dangerous Freezing Rain Plaques Georgia, Carolinas

PHONE WORKERS’ DEMANDS FOR PAY — BOOST REJECTED   Southwestern Bell Refuses to Grant 15-Cent Hourly Raise to Employes in Six States.   DECLINES TO SUBMIT ROW TO ARBITRATION   ' Official of Union Says It Will Keep Promise to Defer Any ‘ Strike Action Until dan. 15.

 Theatergoers Run to Street as Gunfire Flashes  Real Shots Fired During Western Movie

‘Chinese Commit OnenAgaression, U. §. Charges   State Department Tells UN Council To Face Consequences

U.S. Will Charge Red China With Aaaression In Korea   U.N. To Hear U. S. Statement Soon

Message Sent To Austin At 'UN By Phone   ‘Extremely Serious’ Chain Of Events Is Expected To Follow

U.S. To Charge Red China With Aggression In Korea And Ask Immediate Action

Austin Told To Launch Drastic Step   U.N. Resolution Would Call On Reds To Withdraw Army

ee a a  Young Naturalists Has No Trouble Naming Seasons for His Teacher

Social Bill ‘Revise Fought   Truman Confers With Congressmen Over Amendment

"selate Approves $20 Million For Slate Hospitals  ouse Contiqere

RAIN IN SOUTHWEST   Motature Ameunte for Kanaan Ate f BKanected ta He Light

RAIN IN SOUTHWEST   Molature Amounte for Kaneane Ate  Expected to Me Light

Reds Wreck 410-Foot Spire of Famous Church in East Berlin   Bishop Asserts Spire Was Sefe, Grimly Watches os Communists Sct Off Dynamite Blasts Over Church Protest

Wherry Trys To Shelve It   Final Passage of Act. May Have Rough Time

45-25 Vote Regarded As General Test  Big Question Now Is When Can Final Ballot

Senator Cain Fails to Make His Protest   Recommittal Move Handed Defeat ‘by Vote of 44 to 25

Senate Refuses fo Shelve Federal Rent Control Bill   Vote Down Senator  Wherry Proposal dd tn OB

Senate Refuses To Shelve Rent Control Bill   Vote Is dt to 25 With » Republicans Taking Side of Democrats

Senate Refuses To Shelve Rent Control Measure  Vote Regarded as Test of Sentiment

Senate Vote Keeps Rent Control Alive   Republican Effort to Shelve Measure Refused; Rinal Vote On Bill Still Undetermined

Senate Balks At Shelving of Rent Control   GOP Move to Send Bill Back to Committee Is Defeated 44 to 25—  Final Vote Uncertain

Rent Control Still Alive  Dill RMlac Al nt Daco   Bill May Not Pass But Senate Will Give It a Chance

Senate Weighs Rent Control  Refuses To Shelve Bill By 44-25 Vote

Attempts To Shelve Rent Bill Beaten   Senate Refuses To Send Measure Back To Committee

Senate Refuses to Shelve Rent Control Bill; Cain Ready to Filibuster Again?

SENATE WHIPS MOVE BY VOTE OF 44 10 25   Time For Ballot On Final Passage Still Remains Queetionable

lest Vote For . Recommittal Defeated Today  Some Senators Say They'll Oppose Final Passage

ACTION COMES BY VOTE OF 4410 25   Vote Regarded As Test Of Upper House Sentiment   Believe They Have Enough Votes To Turn Back Extension Measure

Senate Rejects Move fo Shelve Rents Measure  Southern Senators May Switch Sides fhe finnl Onactian

Kept Alive By Vote of 44 to 25   Washington — (AP) — The senate refused today to shelve  the rent contro! bill. TE. enti eee Be tm. an

Wherry’s Motion to Shelve Bill Beaten Down 40 to 25      “Washington, June 12. (AP)—The Senate refused to day to shelve the rent control bill. The vote was 40 to

Administration Doubtful of Final Passage   Some Vote Against Shelving Bill But Oppose Measure

Senate Votes 44-25 Against Returning Bill to Committee  Regarded as Test   Regarded as Test Of Sentiment on Continued Control

44-25 Vote Regarded As General Test   Move to Send Bill Back to Committee Beaten on Roll Call

Rent Control Measure Is Kept Alive   Senate Refuses To Shelve Bill; Seeks Final Vote

SENATE SHUNS RECOMMITTAL   Foes Disappointed, But Plan Last Ditch Fight Against Extension.

Senate Refuses To Shelve Bill For Rent Lids   Donnell Bolts Party To Aid Democrats Opposing Move

VOTE CURBS’ THROUGH END OF THE YEAR   Cities Which Want Rent Controls in 1951 Could Adopt Them Through Referendum.   SIMILAR BILL _  BEFORE HOUSE   Before Final Vote Senators Defeat Republican Move to Send Measure Back to Committee.

Senale Refuses To Kill’ Rent Bil   44-25 Vote Halts Move to Shelve Control Measure

Defeat Move To Send Bill To Committee  Senator Cain May Resume Filibuster After Assessing  Strenath Of Vote

Today Seen As T For Contr      GOP Move to. Let Ré ulations Dié’ Loses, 33'to 25°

Queuille’s Government  Falls In Test   President Auriol Begins Talks With Leaders In Cabinet

French Rightist Govt. Toppled In Initial Vote Test   Queuille Cabinet Falls As Socialist Deputies Join Opposition Forces

QUEUILLE FAILS ON ASSEMBLY'S IST TEST VOTE   Rightist Cabinet Falls And Premier Hands In  His Resignation

New French Government Falls On First Test Of Strength In Assembly   Queuille Offers Resignation When Defeated On Point Of Procedure By Coalition Vote Gf Three Parties

Socialist Swing  Whips Queuille   Defeated Rightist Hand: Resienation to Auriol

Assembly Pol Upsets French Government   Queuille Resigns Following Ballot Ending 2-Day Rule

QUEUILLE’S RIGHTIST GOVERNMENT BEATEN   Fails On First Test In Assembly: Submits Resignation To President

UPROAR MARKS SENATE PROBE OF DEPARTMENT   Commie Infiltration Inquiry Recesses Until Today

Senator Liar, Says Woman He Accuses of Being Red  Senators Get Into Bitter Wrangle During Communist Inquiry

COURT RULES ON AMARILLO DISPUTE  Part Of Picketing Law Is Invalidated

Gabrielson Proposes ‘All-American Nonpartisan’ G, 0. P. Foreign Policy

GOP Head Uraes Party to Review Bi-Partisan Plan   Democrats Repudiated It, Gabrielson Says, Asking New Approach

HEALTH PLAN FOR SCHOOLS   -- District ‘Health: Head —Plans- Training For Two Groups

LEGION OPENS CHURCH DRIVE   Campaign To Get Members To Attend Services Launched By Craig.

Reds in China Continue to Make Threats  eset Uae i   Communist Leaders Ready to Guard Manchurian Border

Deny Foreign Policy Being Sabotaged   Truman Says Soviets Has Biggest Asset . In McCarthy, Bridges, Wherry   House Vote Probably Was Shock To Europe

ES SS ST Ge I meaner ee  British Motorists Celebrate With Fender Bending

Congress Leaders Look to President For Nat'l Signal   Wish to Know if Truman’s Willing for More Drastic Home Front Action

17 Reds Seized in Alien Roundur   Truman Names Five to Run Control Law

A QUIET HOLIDAY SEEN IN LAWRENCE   Veterans Organizations Plan Memorial Day Serv- ices at Cemeteries   HORSE SHOW IN DOUBT

Veterans Organizations Plan Memorial Day Serv-. ices at Cemeteries   HORSE SHOW IN DOUBT

Sees Early Coal Crisis   Bureau of Mines Chie! Says Supplies Are Below Danger Point

Mines Director Says Shortage Imperils Nation  Boyd Tells Senators He Has So Reported Tr White -Manca

President Told Supply Situation Is ‘Worsening.   Still No Indication Of Imminent Action By the White House

SUPPLY OF COAL DECLARED BELOW “DANGER POINT”   MINE BUREAU HEAD SAYS U. S. WELFARE MAY BE IMPERILED

Reduced Coal Production Endangering National Welfare -- Mines Bureau Chief

COAL SUPPLIES LOW, WARNING TO PRESIDENT   James Boyd, Director of U. § Mines Bureau, Declares Situation Critical

Mine Chief Says Coal Crisis  Exists Now or s Imminent   Reports to Truman but Gets No Comment From White House; Statement is First of Key Government Official Made on Problem

Truman Told  Of Coal Perils   Production Boost Needed Chief Says

Key Federal Official in Sharp Words  James Boyd, Mines Head. Wants Actior

White House Receives Pit Bureau’s Warning   First Indication by Federal Figure Of Mine Emercency Told to Senate

WARNING IS ISSUED   Mine Official Says Strike is Im periling Health of Nation

Bureau OF Mines Chief Says U. $., Health, Welfare Soon: imperiled By Coal Slowdow

Boyd Declares U. S. Welfare, Health Impaired  Mine Bureau Director Talks To Senators On

‘Federal Mine Chief Says Ne:  tional Health Will Soon Be Imneriled

Coal Strike Held Peril To U.S. Welfare  Mine Bureau Chief Says Fuel Stocks  Ast (Nikawnaganr Dain?

Coal Situation Called Threat ToU.S. Welfare   Key Federal Official Sees Emergency Rap. idly Approaching

Director Gives View on Strike   Health and Welfare Endangered, Report

Govt. Official Cites Need For Full Production  Senators Hear Head Of Bureau of Mines On Coal Situation

Coal Strike ‘Imperiling’ The Nation   Health, Welfare Jeopardized, Says Bureau Official

Coal Tie-up Called Peril By U.S. Chief   Boyd Testifies He Informed Truman Of National Crisis

Congress Told National Economy To Be Imperiled Uniess Coal Production Hike

Tells President Coal Emergency May Now Exist   Chief of Bureau of Mines Sends Report on Situation to White House

Federal Official  Warns of “Peril”  Testimony Indicates Government Feels Coal Situation Near Crisis

Truman Is Told U.S. On Verge Of Coal Crisis   Mine Bureau Chief States He Has Sent Report To President

Coal Strike Is Called Welfare, HealthMenace   17,000 Idled In Steel and Railroad Industry By Walkout

Boyd, Mine Bureau Chief, Warns Coal Crisis Perils U.§. Health   75,000 Soft Coal Miners Remain Idle

Says National Health Periled. by Coal Strike   Mining Bureau Chief Warns President ond Conaress

COAL OUTLOOK DIM, WHITE HOUSE TOLD   Boyd Sees National Peril; Strike Idles 17,000  In Other Industries

Head of U. S. Burea of Mines Testifies a Senatorial Hearin;   Health, Welfare Imperiled, View   James Boyd Reports He Notified Presiden: of Situation Tuesdax

Mines Bureau  Head Sees Coa]  Crisis Nearer Boyd Thinks Health And W CITE May Be  — ee

Gov't Official Says Coal Strike Is Now Or Soon Will Imperil Nation’s Health And Welfare

Strikes Pile Of Pipe Beyond Runway In Seeking Haven From Dense Fog In London

CRASH OF PLANE TAKES 28 LIVES   Two Survivors Pulled From Wreckage At London Airport

British Airliner Crashes Killing 28 Of 30 Persons Aboard During London Fog

28 Perish In Airliner Crash   British Plane Hits Stac! Of Pipe In Attempting ‘Lending +

28 Die In Crash Of British Plane  Only 2 Live Through Crack-Up In Fog

British Plane Crash Kills 28  Airliner Hits Pile OFf Pipe in Dense Foa

‘Two Persons Miraculously [scape Death   Big Airliner, En Rout From Paris. Hits Pile Of Pipe Near Runway

child Pushes Playmate in ‘Fresno Canal      Vishes Idly for Fishing Pole to Get Him Out: Body Recovered

Dr. Sander Witness For Himself   Rests With Family Over Week End to Pre. pare for Ordeal.

Doctor Rests As Alforneys Ready Defense   Physician: Accused Of . Mercy Death May Take Stand Today

Dr. Sander Ready To Defend Himself On Witness Stand For Mercy Killing

Doctor Expected To Go On Stand In Own Defense  Sander Will, Hav ve  Leman Tm Balin   Sander Will Have Chance To Explain Iniections Of Air

New Telegraph Rafes Go Into Effect March 5   Slightly Higher Cost ‘Automatic’ Barring Unexpected Challenge

Western Union Rates Change Is Proposed   Expected to Go Through Unless Som One Challenace It

Western Union Revamps -; Rate Schedule.   Chargag Are Placed ‘on Airline-Mile © . Resse Starting Soon.

TAX BILLS INTO MAILS TOMORROW   Some 28,695 Statements Going Out From Treas ~ urer’s Office   ARE DUE NOVEMBER 1

Italy Citizens Battle Against Regular Army  Qacnalainan: Damnetac   Casualties Reported In Fight For Town  In Southern Area

Rebels, Army Units Fight In Streets   “Bloody Puglia’ Scene of New Leftist Riotinag

NIMITZ RATES RED ARMY FORMIDABLE   RELIEVES NORTH KORFEANS HURLING OLD JAP KWAN. TUNG FORCES INTO FIGHT.

Michael Lee Loses Title In Commerce Department   Economist Resigns, Is Fired In Case. Of Seeurity Issue

MICHAEL LEE RESIGNS POST   Economist Cleared Of Loy. alty Suspicion, Quits And Is Fired

Walls Come a- Tumblin’   Lee Cleared of Disloyalty Charges But Fired Anyhow

Lee Cleared Of Disloyalty, Then Fired   Sawyer, Acts Under Recent Authority Set Up By Congress

Sawyer Clears Lee, Fires Him   Economist “Loyal.” Bu! Ousted “On Grounds of Security”

Lee Cleared, Quits, Is Fired From U.S. Job   Commerce Agency Employe’s Career Reaches Climax

FARM BUREAU’S MEETING OPENS   Commodity Conference Chief Business As Convention Starts — Brannan Will Sneak.

Insane Fear Is Plea In Murder Case   Brooklyn Girl Breaks Down During Trial

Tears Delay Air Force Killing Trial   Mrs. Yvette Madsen Breaks Down for Second Time

Woman Collapses Again on Stand   Mrs. Madsen Breaks 2nc Time; Gower Asks Acanittal

Big McCoy Plant ‘Swept by Flames   Loss Estimated at $300,000; One Man Hurt Fighting Blaze

47,000 IN NEXT THREE MONTHS   Now Call.Dp, Announced Thurs day Night, Wul Bring U. 8 Ground Forces to  Admost Double Army Strength Before Qutbreaks of Korean Hostilites.

MOST ARE VETERANS  47,000 Army Reservists Face Call To Active Duty

47,000 More !n Reserve Called  Want Over Million In Army By Jan. 

Army Reserves  Face New Call   1,500 from Indiana Expected om Order

Action Is Taken To Prevent Strike  Covering Nation  3 P.M. Sunday Time Set For Federal Take Over

Directive Issued To Avert Strike By Rail Workers   Truman Calls Upon Every Employe to Remain on Duty

1950 Census Reveals There Wont Be ‘Near Enough Husbands To Go Round

Improved Standard Of Living Indicated National Census Is Nearing Camnletion, Director Says

Hershey for UMT Measure   Lack of Training Is Dangerous, He Claims

Gen. Hershey Cites Need For U. M. T.   Urges Passage of Bill Without Delay

Ten Arrested in Narcotics Ring  Million-Dollar Drug Racket Broken up by Arrests in New York

Troops Drive Invaders From Seoul Airport   British and Australian Planes and Naval Craft To Be in Assault Soon

In Japan Are Put On Alert   Plan for Use of U. S. Troops Not Confirmed; Say British, Australian Ships, Planes Will Attack; Front Stabilized Along Han River    By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

British, Aussie Ships On Way  ~ US Ground Troops In    _ Japan Said Alerted

In Japan Are Put On Alert   Plan for Use of U. S. Troops Not Confirmed; Say British, Australian Ships, Planes Will  Attack; Front Stabilized Along Han River ‘

Alert U. S. Troops  -To Possible Action; Bombers Blast Reds From Kimpo Airport

American Planes Make 183 Sorties In Single Day   Blast Reds From Seoul's Kimpo Airfield U. S. Aircraft Carrier Joining Forces Already in Action.

Wartfront Apparently Fairly Well Stabilized   American Troops In Japan Alerted, Some May Lead  Santh Koreans

Mo’s Captain Is Relieved  Battleship Ready To Resume Cuba Cruise

Prisoner Escanes Chaingang nS,   Three-State Alarm Sounded For Robber

Czechs Oust Minister for Ties to West   Clementis’ Removal! May Herald Purge And Closer Lineup In Moascow’s Ranks

Dilworth Hits Margiotti’s Juke  Box Connections Gov. Duff, Attorney General Retort Charge Is ‘Lie’

Senate, House Pass Rent Bills   Controls Assured Of At Least Another 2 Months of Life

Rent Control Bill Passed By Both Houses  Extension Measure Goes To Conferees  Rar Camnramicac

Senate-House Votes To Keep Curbs On Rent   Indicated Extension Of Federal Program Will Be For 75 Days

Extension Of Rent Control Approved  __ Congress Works Out  Plan For - Menthe Pree am

Rent Control Bills Passed  Houses Confer On   Houses Confer On Extension Length

Extension Of Rent Control Approved :  -    Congress. Works Ou Plan For Two Months Program

RENT CONTROL TO BE EXTENDED   Assured Of At Least Twe More Months When Both Houses Pass

Rent Controls  Kept In Force   Agreement Expected On 75-Day Extension

Four Jets Shot;Only OneDown   Pilot Of The One Plane That Crashes Is Rescued After Bailing Out Over Sea

TROOPS STREAM ACROSS RIVER BEHIND TANKS   Units Of 25th Division To Help Tighten Defensa ea Near Taecu

VANGUARD Ot BO,000 AEDS CRASH RIVER   New Threats Hit Both Flanks of First Cavalry Front West of Key City.

RETURN TO CLASSES       omester at University of nstsx Started Today

RETURN TO CLASSES   Second Semester at University of Kansas Started Today

Congress Looks to Security Problems In Korean Fighting  Effort Being Made   Effort Being Made To Have Registering By Red Members

Congress Eyes Security Problems; Censorship.  Of Troop Orders Urged   Senator Lucas Charges Publicity Endangers Lives Of American GI's

Censorship of Press Reports On War Urged   Sen. Lucas Suggests Voluntary Security— Bill for Registration Of Communists Askec

Lucas Pleads for Censorship   Wants Same Clamps     as in World War IT

Korean War Gets Voice In Congress  Senators Pressing For News Censors  To Police Front

Congress Eyes Security Problems Today In Light Of Korean Fighting

Congress Weighs Security Rules.   Senators Want More Censorship, Red Reaistration

—SECURITY PROBLEMS— Complete Censorship On Troop Movements Asked

LUCAS URGES ~ CENSORSHIP OF TROOP NEWS   Claims It’s “Almost Criminal” Way Reports Are Now Going Out.

LUCAS CALLS FOR NEWS CENSORSHIP   WOULD CLAMP DOWK ON INFORMATION OF TROOP MOVEMENTS

Reds Will Protest Arming Germans  Paris Police Ready For Rioting Today

Icy Cold and Cutting Winds Slash at Eas Part of Country: Readinas Hit New Lows

‘Northeastern States Hit By Cold And Wind   Below Zero Marks In New England; L. LR. R. Frozen

Temperatures Hover Around Zero In Northeast; South In for Cold Spell

Mercury Topples To New Low; Winter Tightens Grip In East  Sub-Zero Readings Over Much Of New England And Many Sections Getting , fo Liect Waather In Two Years.

Cold Wave Has Grip on Northeast  Now Fnoland and   New England and Middle Atlantic  States Shivering

Winter's Fury Gripping East   Mercury Plunges To Lowest Levels In Two Years: Icy Winds Lash East Coast

Another Member Of Fast Fading Field Family Reported Missing In Berlin ©

More Field Family MembersV anishing   Iron Curtain Claims Four Under Peculiar Conditions They Disappear One by One

Beautiful Brunette Vanishes Behind Soviet lron Curtain   Fourth Member of Field Family Disappears In Effart Ta Learn Fate of Foster Father

Another of American Family Vanishes Mysteriously Behind Europe’s Commie Iron Curtain

Fourth of Field Family Vanishes   Iron Curtain Swallows Adopted Daughter of Reds’ Victim

FOURTH FIELD LOST BERIND RON GUATAI   German Wife of American Vanishes on Arrival in Berlin.

Why Are We Fighting? If Soldiers W onder It Isn't Surprising   PAROLE 5 MORE

Two Men Abduct UAW Watchman   Man Who Foiled Dynamite Plot Found Trussed Up Along River Rouge

Watchman Who Found Dynamite *.aree in Detroit Is Abducted   Released After Being Taken on Gang-Stvle Ride

Destroyers And Superforts Aid   Give Support In Stemming Latest Offensive In Korea

Primary Tomorrow Follows Bitter Republican Campaign; Both County Parties Split

Pennsylvania Vote Watched By Nation   Republicans Must Chose Between Two Rival Factions

[Result of Balloting In State [Tuesday Viewed for its Impact ‘On 1952 Presidential Contests   Commissioners Complete Delivery Of Election Supplies and Vote Machines

Penn. Republican Control Hinges on Primary Outcome   Two Opposing Factors Slate Complete List For All Officers

BIG PRIMARY IN PENN. TUESDAY   More Than 2,800,000 Re publicans Will Choose Candidates

GOP Control At Stake In Pa. Primary  2.8 Million GOP Voters Will Have   2.8 Million GOP Voters Will Have Chance to Choose Between 2 Factions

" .. PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS Control Of State’s GOP Hinges On Primary Vote

VOTERS T0 DECIDE STIFF GOP BATTLE   Furious Contest For U. § Senate And Gubernatoria Nominations Will Be Set. tled At Polls Tomorrow

Hot Campaign Ends For GOP In Pennsylvania  Race For Presidency  MAnyv aal Imnact

GOP Control At Stake in Pa. Primary  2.8 Million GOP  Voters Will Have  Chance to Choose Between 2 Faction:

SAFETY IN A SUBWAY Jesuit Priest Gives Vivid Account Of Atomic Blast

‘Here’ 's How It Would Feel to Be ‘Near an Atomic Bomb Explosion

Neuro Infantrymen Involved In Savage Battle For Hill Covered With Clouds

Savade Paighds Gallant U.S. Negro Troops Lose Batile ... With Honor

Negro Troops Retreat With Honor After Savage Fray on Cloudy Hill

Negro Infantry Fights Savagely On Tiny Hill   Rinwn Orff BMillton

Negro Infantrymen Lose Most Savage Battle Of Korean War Honorably

Fight Savage Battle In Clouds on 15-foot Mountain Top SeontlsanmnataantansesMtetuaaeenete ente s a 5 ©  Negro Intantry Loses With Honor

White Commander And Negro Gls Fight Férie Battle Atop Cloud-Covered Ridae

INDUSTRY NEED   Chamber of Commerce Manager Recaps Situation in Lawrence

STALIN THANKS ATTLEE FOR GREETINGS, IGNORES BRITON’S 67TH BIRTHDAY 

Red Chinas Wu CallsCease-Fire Efforts ‘A Plot   Says That Chinese Will Continue To Strive for Peace

Chinese Red Wishes Merry Christmas  Goes Home Calling Cease Fire ‘Trick’

RED CHINA RAPS U.N. TRUCE HOV   we CALLS EFFORT “TRICK  ERY AND A PLOT" ON EVE OF DEPARTURE.

WU GOES HOME LOADED DOWN WITH U.S. GOODS   Chinese Red Blasts Cease-Fire Plan; Leaves Yule Greeting

Chinese Delegate Renews Blast On Cease-Fire Plan   Wu Again Brands Proposal! “Trickery And A Plot” As He Leaves U. S.

Chinese Blast  U.N. Efforts  As ‘Trickery’ Reds Insist  On Own Terms For Peace

Wu Slams U.N. Truce Efforts In Final Blast   Chinese Delegation Leave: For Return to Peiping, Defiant to Last Word

Wu Blasts U.N. Truce Efforts, In “Farewell”  Wishes Americans “Merry Christmas”

Truman Critics Denounced By Demo Keynoter   Loveland Raps Those Who ‘Snipe’ at Chief During Crisis

Debate Delays Action by Senate On the Question   President Disagrees With Almost Every Major Section of Anti-Subversives Measure: Calls It Danaerous.

House Kills Truman Veto  Of Red Bill   Senate Debates Anti-Communist Measure After Lower Chamber Disregards Strong Plea by President

Truman Object ; To Most Parts .  Of Anti-Red Bil  Foes Of Bill Take Up Most Of Time, — : Askina Fer Delay 

But Senate Vote Delayed By Democrat Foes of Bill   Truman Holds In Veto Measure It Would Weaken  Onur Taherthies

House Overrides Truman’s Action on Measure He Says Would ‘Weaken Liberties’

ebate Delays  ote Is 286-48; enate Action   President Says Bill Unworkable

Senate Snarled In Long Debate On Commie Bill   House Overrides Veto: Upper Chamber Holds Long Night Session

Final Senate Vote Might Be Delayed   President Says One Provision Of Measure As Prac tical As Requiring Thieves To Register With The Sheriff

Vote Was 286 To 48; Senate Seems Ready To Spurn Objections Of President

Marines Storm Across The Han In Thousands   'Heaviest UN Casualties Of Inchon Drive Suffered In Approach To Capital

Reds Pouring Fresh Troops Into Battle      “‘Mighiy Mo’ Shells Lines Near Capital

Repulsed Once in Darkness —   Mighty Missouri Pours Thunderous Protective Fira

Employment Reaches All-Time High According To Commerce Depariment

Employment Hits Record High In U.S.   Commerce Department Re ports 62,367,000 Persons Em ployed in Aneust

TRYOUTS ARE OUT   Faculty Representatives Vote Against Practice; Okay K. U. Game

Faculty —_ Representatives Vote Against Practice; Okay K. U. Game

Planting Plans Of U.S. Farmers Are To Be Revealed   Field Reports Are Being Rounded Up with Report Due Late Monday

Survey of Crop Planting Acreages May Influence Price Support Plans

Crop Planting Field Report Is Due Today   Price Support Future May Depend On Halt To Over Production

Government Due To Get Report On Crop Size Plans   Future of Price Supports May Be Influenced By Production Programs

Government Has Reports Today On Farm ideas   Overproductive Setup Hoped To Be Deflated

rEPG SUPPORTERS SEEN SHOW OWS   MOVE, UNDER WAY TO BRING CONTROVERSIAL MEASURE BEFORE SENATE.

Senate May Get FEPC Bill Friday   Backing Available To Force Showdown

Showdown Expected On FEPC   Petition To Curb Debate Gets Twice Siqnatures Needed

STATE GUARD TO BE REACTIVATED   Adjutant General Maps Mobilization Plans*

Military Authorities At Work On Plans To Organize State Guard Immediately

TRUMAN TO HIGHLIGHT GREATEST DEMOCRATIC DADREYV INI SICTADY INI CHICAGO THIS EVENING

BRITAIN PUTS FAR EAST NAVY ON WAR BASIS   War II Home Guard To Be Revived In Emergency

UnitedKingdom Forces, Turkey Join Sth Army  U.S. Navy Will Add Fighting Ships To Fleet

Great Britain to Send Ships, Tanks and Mer   Will Hurry Help to Yanks in Southern Korea

4 Nations  * Offer Troops  For Korea   Answer U.N. Call For War Support

Britain to Send Troops and More Ships to Korea  Promises Undisclosed Number of Ground Traane FEaninmant

Three Nations Sending Troops To Korean War   New Zealand, Australia and Turkey Pledged

England's Armed Forces Put On Full War Scale; Troops Going To Korea

Find Missing Man Dead in Car   Marvin Devlin, World War II Vet, Takes Own Life With Monoxide

Plane Crash Kills Young Taopi rae  “Austin Planes _ Find Senta  In Cornfield

9 Dead, 3 Lost In British Wreck   Two RAF Bombers Are Involved in Collision Over Wales Today.

Snyder Warns Of Staggering Taxes in 1951   Treasury Head Calis Fo: Full Amount On Excess Profits Levy

Snyder Asks for Huge  Tax Program  Congress Told It Must Provide

House and Senate Start Working On New Profit Taxes   Snyder Tells Solons 50° Raise In Levies May Come Next Year

SNYDER URGING FULL $4 BILLION TAX ON PROFITS   Secretary Of Treasury Says Expenses May Jump 50 Per Cent

Vote $4 Billion Tax Now, More In 1951: Snyder   Secretary of Treasury Fears 50 Pct.  _ Budget Hike to $67.5 Billion as World Situation Grows Worse; House Debates Bill Likely to Yield Smaller Total

Snyder Says Heavy Taxes A Certainty   World Situation Makes [it Necessary To Soend Much More

Truman Wants Some Offices Out Of Capital   Would Have Them Re. moved From Washington Bomb-Target Area

ClO Asks Almost Complete Repeal Of McCarran Bill   Suggests Truman Name Citizens to Study Security

HST Renews Plea For Draft Bill   Backs Up Warning Defense Spending Should Be Increasec

Truman Favors Extended Draft, Defense Boost   Backs Johnson Plea That Force of Events Warrants Spending

TRUMAN FAVORS ARMS FUND BOOS   PRESIDENT RENEWS HIS PLEA FOR TWO-YEAR EATENSION OF DRAFT LAW

TRUMAN AGAIN URGES DRAFT BE EXTENDED   Johnson Fund Appea! Backed; Bipartisan Policy Given Boost

Truman Backs Johnson's Plea For Extension Of Draft, More Arms Funds   Requests Put Crimp In Economy Efforts In Congress; Won't Comment On Whether U. S. Planes To Return Red Fire

Truman Urges Extension of Draft Law   Suvports Johnson in Increase in Defense Spending

[ruman Wholly Behind Johnson In Draft Needs  Russia ‘Causing’ Revaluation of   Economy Crimped

secretary Backed On Spending   Truman Refrains From Comment On Interna- -: tional Situation

Todavn’s Skies   Backs Plans By Johnson On Spending  Request Puts Crimp  sak ae   Request Puts Crimp In Economy Efforts Of Most Lawmakers

Truman Uraing Extended Draft, _ More Defenses   Ghanged Situation fr World Affairs Is Given Strace

JOHNSON BLAMED FOR LS. SETBACK   V. F. W. HEAD SAYS DEFENSE CHIEF “GAMBLED wWiTH SECURITY” OF NATION.

VFW Chieftain Raps Johnson   Lewis Charges Defense Secretary Gambled With Security

National Commander Of VFW Avers Johnson Gambled With U. S. Safety

Foes of Red Law Seeking To Revise It   Attorney General Pledges Justice Dept. To Enforee It 

Revisions Sought In  New Law   Justice Officials See Difficulty In Enforcing Act -

Revision Fight Faces New Law   Foes of Communist Control Measure Start Work on Substitute Bill

Foes Fighting Lo Change Ney Anti-Red Law   Revision Before The Act Can Be Tested Sought By Big Group

Fight to Revise Anti-Subversive Bill Is Launched   Department of Justice Sets up Enforcement Unit

Open Fight To Revise  Spy Laws   Foes Of Red Control Law Will Press For Action When Congress Opens

Koes To Try To Substitute Anti-Red Bill   Cannon Hopes For Action Even Before New Law Can Be Tested

FoesOf NewRedControl Law Open Full-Scale Fight To Revise Statute

AP Photographer Taken Prisoner   Frank Neel Caught by Reds While Making Rescue Attempt

PULITZER PRIZE WINNER SEIZED   A. P. Photographer Frank Noel Is Captured By Chinese

‘His Heart Was Too Big’  Daring Photographer Captured by Chinese

Sen. Ives Urges Order on Contro  Claims Situation On Prices Worse

Solon Declares Prices Too High: Asks for Control   Nation’s Living Standard to Drop, Agency Reports

Sen. Ives Calls For Control Now   Says Price Situation  Getting Out of Hand

GOP Senator Wants Speedy Control: As Price Situation Is Out Of Hand

IVES CALLS FOR PRICE CONTROL!   Senator Says Situation  Getting Out of Hand

Ives Calls on Truman to Act Speedily fo Set Machinery fo Control Prices

lves Demands Price Action   Says Issue is Getting Out of Hand and Calls on Truman to Take Steps.

Needed for ~ ~ U-S.,He Says  Current Living Scale Due to Be Lowered.

Situation Out Of Hand, Ives Warns Truman   Nation’s Standard Of Living Due For Lowering

Demand Over Supply Causing Price Rises Eastern Senator Asks Truman To Set Up Control Machinery

GOP Senator Demands Price Control Setup   New York Solon Says Situation Getting Out Of Hand. That Truman Shoanld Act

Ives Calls For Controls On U.S. Prices   GOP Senator Says Situation Is Critical

lves Calls for Price Controls At Present Time  Situation Getting Out Of Hand Says  = Pane , se One om

Living Level Tumble Due, Civilians Told   Ives Urges Truman To Set Up Curbs Ov Searing Prices

PRICE SITUATION ‘GETTING OUT OF HAND‘  Ives Calls for Control Machinery

Prices Getting Qut Of Hand, Solon Warns:  Control Urged   Standard Of Living Due For Lowering, Reserve Board Says

Sen. Ives Asks For Controls   New York Republican Senator State Price Situation Needs Action

Solon Urges. Speedy Price Curbs Action  Ives Says Situation   Ives Says Situation Out Of Hand; Living Standard Drop Looms

Truman Urged Apply Control Law to Prices   Senator From New York Says Situation Out of Hand; Asks Quick Action

Price Control Author Says It’s Time To Act   Situation Out of Hand, Says Ives: Demand Cited as Zooming Prices; Lower Octane Auto Gas Lanme

Price Controt Need Seen By GOP Senator  - Sen. Ives Urges  Immediate Action Bu Deacidont

Price Sifuafion Gelting Out Of Hand, Ives Says   Senator Calls On   Senator Calls On Truman Te Set Up  Controls Speedily

lves Demands Controls To Halt Price Hike  New York Senator   New York Senator Says Situation Is Getting Out of Hanc

Senator Ives Asks Truman To Invoke Price Curbs   Congressman Says General Price Level  Getting Out Of Hand

Ives Advises President Act Speedily In Setting Up Price Curb Machinery

N ew York Senator Declares U. S. Price Situation Is Getting Out of Hand, Wants Controls

Act Quickly On Prices, Truman Told  Senator Says Situation  Out of Hand

Ives Advises Fast Action On Price Controls   Federal Reserve Report Points To Dit In Living Standards

Alarming Prices Call For Action, Senator Declares   Price Control '  Machinery Asked . Of Pres, Truman

Prices Getting Out of Hand, Is  Waming of Ives   Senator Urges Truman to Set Up Control Machinery Quickly

TRUMAN ACTION ON CONTROLS IS URGED BY IES   GOP Senator Says President Should Act Now To Set Up New OPA

TRUMAN URGEL   Sen. lves Reports Situation Getting Out of Hand Fast

Ives Asks Truman For Price Curbs   N. Y. Senator Wants Control Machinery Set Un Spneedily

Ives Sees Price Situation Getting Out Of Hand, Urges Control System

RESERVE BOARD WARNS can SOARING DEMAND   Senator Ives Sees Danger In Rising Prices: Board Says Civilians’ Must Tighten  Belts.

INCREASED LIVING COSTS CITED  Controls Urged By New York Senator

Demand Grows For Action on Economy Contro   ) Senator Ives Declares Price Ceilings Needed

Ives Pushes For Quick Control Plax   Senator Declares Price Situation Is ‘Out Of Hand’

Ives Calis On Truman To Set Up Machinery To Control Mounting Prices

Light Virginia Vote Forecast  GOP Strength Seen In Eighth, Ninth

MINERS STAGE OPEN REVOLT ON 3-DAY RULE   Owners to Withhold Future Payments To Fund

Angered Miners Rebel Against Three-Day Week   District President's Plea Ignored; Meet Ends in Near Riot

Mercy Death? Son Kills 65-Year-Old Father; Says He Was‘TooOld To Live’

Conoress Urged To Lift the Ban On Drafting Vets   Leader Also Asks Length of Service Be Extended to 30 Month:

Hershey Asks Drafting of Veterans   Tells Congress Step Necessary

URGES LIFTING BAN T0 DRAFT WAR Il VETERANS   Hershey Also Asks That Draftees Serve 30 Months

Other Selective Service Change: Recommended   Longer Service Period Favored

J) MONTHS OF SEAVIGE ALGO BEING SOUGHT   Congress Told Steps Needed to Maintain Army  at 2 Millian. 

Draft Veterans: Increase Service Time-Hershey Asks   Would Try To Keep Draft Aqe Down ~-

Urge Drafting  War Veterans      Manpower Nearly Gone, Hershey Says

Selective Service Head Sees Need For Increasing Manpool To Keep-Up Armed Strength:

Hershey Asks Draft of Vets   Extension of Time To 30 Months Urged

Call Vets For Draft  —Hershey   Selective Service Chief Advocates Extending Term To 30 Months

Congress Asked to Litt ‘Ban on Drafting Veterans   W ASHINGTON-— (UP)—Draft Director Lewis B. Hershey today urged congress to lift the ban on draft  aya re mk ~ntarane

700 Civilians Murdered by Korean Reds.   Teen-Age Youths Among Victims Found at Hamhuno

Bodies Of 700 Korean Civilians Found Near Prison Camp In N. Korea

700 Murdered  Koreans Found  ROK Troops Uncover New Atrocity Case

700 CIVILIANS SLAIN BY REDS   South Korea Aroused : By Atrocities

Atrocity Victims’ Bodies Found at Hamhung Prison   Allied Vanguard In Pyongyang; Resistance Light

Truman Sees Cut in Farm Price Support   Adjustments to .Peacetime Crops To Lower Costs

Myron Borchers Wins Essay Prize  How to Keep Soil Fertility Was Topic

Frenchmen Planning Merriest Christmas Since War But Fearing Another Conflict

Blames Reds For Conflict   Nationalist China Makes Charge In Assembly Session

Nationalist China Brands Russia As Agoressor in Kores  Tells UN War Only Step in Red Plot for  World Domination

Russia Charged With Directing War in Korea   Nationalist Leader Issues Claim Before  UN General Assembh

Chinese Say USSR Backs War   Korea War Organized And Ordered By Russia, Chinese Tell U. N.

Soviet Order Set Off War, China Alleges   Yugoslavia Asks U.N. To Stop Fight At 38th Parallel

Record Of His  Speech Ruled Out Of Order   McCarthy Asserts Tydings Seeks To Protect Red Agents

Senate Accepts Democrat Report Flaying McCarthy   Near Fist-Fight, Othe: Incident Mark Brisk Session

Report Of Red Prober: Accepted  Hard Fists And Hot Words Fly  Tee? Tack

Democrats Approve Tydings Report, Republicans Reject It; Wherry Clashes With Former FBI Agent

SENATOR WHERRY IN NEAR FIGHT   NAME CALLING FOLLOWS CHAMBERS ACCEPTANCE OF REPORT ON MCARTHY.

Necording Later oe  Senators. Near: Blows € Over  ’ Charges Made By MeCarthv

Family of Three Lives in Cardboard House Scratches Through Garbage Dumps for Food

PARENTS TO FACE CHARGES Couple With Nine-Day-Old Baby  Found Living In Cardboard Home

FEAR GERM, GAS WARFARE   Civil Defense Agency Urges Local Communities to Build Up Health Agencies Lamediately for Defense Against Disaster.

GERM WARFARE WARNING ISSUED BY CIVIL DEFENSE COMMISSION .   Nerve Gas Is Also Possible Weapon, Commission Savs

Southeast Texas  Hit by Tornado   Five Villages Battered and Several Persons Injured As Twister Strikes Fast

Tornado Hits  East Texas  70-Mile Winds Batter  Five Towns; Hail and Date AAA ¢n Iiinewe nr.

Twister Hits Texas Region   tnjures Several in Battering Villoges Across Five-County Area

State Of The Union Message Is Considered At A Glance   President Truman’s ‘Twelve Recommendations NN. Congress Are Listed In Ordor OF Hie Snecch

ASKS DRAFT BE. KEPT ON BOOKS, ALSO RENT LAW   Replace Labor Rules, Truman Urges Congress

Russia Called Chinese Red. ‘Puppet Master’ In Korea  Assistant ‘Sec’y Of State Dean Rusk Makes Charge Over Voice Of America

BODY OF GIRL FOUND IN CREEK   18-Year-Old Brunette Was Snatched From Street Week Ago

‘Washington Girl Murdered By Kidnappers; Mutilated Body Washed Up By River

‘NEW PUMPER 1S HOUSED AY PENNDEL FIREMEN   Fire House Built Several Years Ago is Dedicated

'Street Parade Precedes Dedication and Housing—Many Participate in The Program — Entertainment and ; R ts Conclude the Affair — Several Speakers Address Gathering.

Are Told To . Resume: Work Next Monday   66,000 Striking Miners Expected To Heed Order Of Mine Chieftain

Men to Return to Work Next Week On 3-Day Basis   Checker-Board Strike Pattern Is Devised to Harass Operators And Avoid Government Interference

Lewis Calls “Off Wildcat Mine Strikes   Orders 66,000 Miners ir Seven States to Re. turn to Work

Government Action Is Threatened   Suggests Return To Work Monday

66.000 Told  To Return To Pits Monday   Will Work Three  Davs A Week

Lewis Orders Schedule Be Continued   Many Miners, Among Them Wyoming Men, Are Remainingo Idle

Use Taft-Hartley Act to Start Full Production, Plea   Resolution Offered by 6 Republicans While Lewis Recalls His Mer

Sporulie Work Stoppages Closing  Pits in: Bight States, Expected to Find at Lewla’ Suggestion.

Unionists Will Return To Pits Monday Morning   Delay Decision On Fed Suit Attacking Short Work Week

Telegram To District Presidents Tokes Form Of “Suggestion'’ That iIdled Miners Bemma Production   DOES NOT AFFECT THEEE-DAY WERE

Checkerboard Tactics Being Used By Lewis In Effort To Get Contracts Signed Is Opinion Of Operators

Suggests That 77,000 — Now Out Resume Three  Day Week Next Monday   Demands Mounting In Congress That Truman Invoke TaftHartley Act Against UMW.

Mrikers in Seven Mates Told to Resume Production Monday on 3-Day Week Basis  Growing Clamor for Truman to Take Action

Senators Seeking Taft-Hartley Law  Action by Truman  UMW Chief Orders 66,000 on Holiday To Resume Jobs

Lewis Suggests Striking Miners Return To Work  Tells Diagers To   Tells Diggers To ‘Resume Three-Day Week Next Monday

Lewis Orders 66,000 Miners Back fo Work   Strikers. In Seven States Return In Latest Coal Move

Three-Day A Week Scheditle Is Decreed   U.M.W. Head Issues Ruling; Thousands Will Be Affected

Mine Workers’ Chief Tells 66,00 To Return To Pits Next Monday, End Unofficial Walkout.   GOP SENATORS URGE TRUMAN TO ACT

Lewis Orders Coal Strikers Back To Work   Mine Operators Believe Wildcat Strikes Planned

66,000 TO RESUME DIGGING — Lewis Orders Miners  Back To Pits Monday

Union Boss Orders 66,000 Strikers To Return Monday   Growing Clamor By Operators, Congress for T-H Intervention Forces UMW To Send Diggers Back

Report Monday On 3-Day Basis, Is Lewis Word   Miners’ Boss ‘Suggests’ That Strikers In Seven States Return To Coal Fields By Monday; Claim Nation Loses 4.000,000 Tons Daily On 3-Day Work Week

Six GOP Senators Intro-, duce Resolution for Applying T-H Law   See Small Chance of Congress Action   1000 Wyoming Diegers Quit; Owners Claim ‘Harassment’ Pattern

Lewis Suggests 66,000 Workers Return To Pits  Miners Still Out In Seven States Told To Resume 3-Day Week

LEWIS SENDING 66,000 MINERS BACK TO WORK   Union Chief Orders Them To Return To Jobs Monday, With Three-Day Week To Hold —- Truce In  “ “Cold War.”

SENDS NOTICES TO IDLE MINERS IN SEVEN STATES   BELIEVE CHIEFTIAN WORRIED AT DEMAND CONGRESS ACT NOW

Miners Told To Take Up  Jobs Monday,   Three-Day Week To Be Continueds 66.000 Naw He

Resolution  in Senate Demands Federal Action   Six Republicans Call For Move. by Truman; Other Miners Quit

DIGGERS TOLD TO CONTINUE 3-DAY WEEK   Message Sent To Districts Affected By Strikes   GROWING CLAMOR   By Operators And Congress For Truman Intervention Inspires Action

Senators Trying To Force Use Of  Taft-Hartley Act  Mine Union Boss Calls For Return _ Ty Three-Dav Weel

Lewis Tells Miners: Go Back To Pits   Striking Diggers Hear Message By ‘Coal Unien Chief

Lewis Suggests Miners Go Back to IPits-3 Days a Week   Operators View Checker Board Strikes As Harassing Tactics.

Lewis Orders Diggers Back Via Telearam   Move May Be Result Of Clamor To Use T-H Injunction

Lewis Orders End  To Miners’ Strike   Chief ‘Suggests’ Return Of 66,000 for 3-Day Week; Full Compliance Expected

Lewis Tells Miners to Resume Work   66,000 Men Are Affected by Union Boss’ Order

Lewis Tells Miners To Go Back To Jobs   Those Now Out Told To Resume Three-Day Work Week Beginning On Monday

Miners Will Go Back On 3-Day Work Schedule   Pits in Eight States In ‘Hit and Run’ Work Stoppages

0,000 inf States Told To  Resume Work  Suggests They Returs  To Jobs On 3-Day Popete BE mapoct ence

Miners Are Told To Resume 3-Day Schedule Monday   Checkerboard Strike Coal Operators See As Part Of Tactics

Lewis Orcers All Miners Back to Pits   More Miners foin Checkerboard Coal Tiour;

Step Taken In Walkout By 76,000      Diggers Out in Eight States Will Resume Bobtailed Week.

LEWIS ORDERS ALL MINERS TO RETURN TO JOB   G.O.P. Senators Urge Truman to Use Labor Rules

Boss of Union Still Favors Three-Day Week  Tempers in Congress Growin g Short

Three-Days a Week Schedule Would Be Restored If Men Abide by Order from Chief

66,000 Miners Given Signal From Big Boss   Public Clamor May Have Caused Lewis to Take Action

Lewis Tells 66,000 To Return to Mines For 3-Day Week   Resume Production Monday Says Order To UMW Districts

Wildcat Walkout Ends At Lewis’s Suggestion; ‘ On 3-Day Work Week

Lewis Orders 66.000 Miners Back to Work  Will Resume Three.Dav Week.

KERS TOLD TO ENTER PITS AGAIN MONDAY   1,000 More Diggers Quit Jobs In Wyoming

-Clantor for Legal Action Gets Credit  Told to Start Next Monday

66,000 Men Dueto Resume Work in Pits   Lewis Sends “Suggestion' to District Chiefs

WASHINGTON—John L. Lewis today ordered 66,000 striking coal miners to go back to a three-dav work week Mandav

Lewis Orders 66,000 Coal Miners Back   To Work 3-Day Week Starting Nex? Monday «

66,000 To Go Back On Three Day Schedule   Workers ‘In Seven States ’ Affected By New Order

Striking Miners Return To 3-Day Week On Monday   John L. Lewis Orders 66,000 Men To Cancel Strike, Go Back To Jobs

STRIKERS WILL RESUME. WORK NEXT MONDAY   Three-Day. Week. Not Changed By DIAALAP 2 8 ..

66,000 Join ‘Unplanned’ Pit Strikes   New Checkerboard  Strategy Keeps  Everyone Guessing ROLY

66,000 Striking Coal Diggers Instructed ~ to Resume Three-Day Week at That Time After Week's ‘Idleness—Seven: States Affected by Walkout, Which Came on Heels of Another in Illinois.   "COLD. WAR” WITH-OWNERS

Mine Chief Tells 66,000 Diggers To Refurn to Pits  Donnell, Five Others   Donnell, Five Others Introduce - Resolution Urging T-H Action

End to Strike “Suggested” By UMW Chief   Apprehension About Growing Clamor for Presidential Action Considered Motive .

Lewis Orders Miners Return To Pits Monday   66,000 Idle In 7 States During Strike

STRIKERS 10 ENTER PITS NEXT MONDAY   UMW Boss Believed Apprehensive Over Calle for Action by Truman...

men Are Uraered To Resume Work  66,000 Miners in 7 States Were on Full Strike; Must Put in 3 Days  FEARS INTERVENTION  U. M. W. Head Apparently Is Trying to Ward Off U. S. Hand in Slow-Up

Part Of ‘Cold War Strategy  Petes  With Producers   Diggers in 7 States To Resume Work in Pits ~ Monday

‘Suggestion’: Sent District Union Chiefs   Coal Diggers Will Continue 3-Day Week

LEWIS ASKS MINERS T0 WORK AGAIN   e UMWA President Gives — “Suggestion That They Resume Production Next Monday” in 7 States.   ” 66,000 OUT ON WILDCAT STRIKE   In Congress 6 Republicans Offer Resolution Asking Truman to Invoke the Taft Act.

Directive Sent In  Form Of Suggestion To Strike Leaders   Mine Chief Suaaests Return Monday

Lewis Suggests Order in Wire To District Heads  Election Has No Effeci On Three-Day Week Coal Field Areas

Lewis Publishes Order: Others Lay Down Tools   Republican Senators Introduce Resolution Asking Mr. Truman Use Taft-Hartley Lav

Walkout of 66.000 to End Monday   UMW. Wembers on Strike Told to Resume 3-Day Beek Schedule in New Coal War Maneuver

GOAL DIGGERS ARt TOLD 10 RETURN TO WORK MONDAY   Directive Cames In Face OF Threatened Action By Gavernmment sus

Boss of Union Still Favors Three-Day Week  Tamnere in Canarete   Tempers in Congress Growing Short As Delays Continue

66,000 Told To Resume Production On Monday   Lewis Sends Message To Residents Of District Where Miners Had Quit All  Work: Suggests Resumption.

Lewis Orders 66,000 Strikers  to Resume Jobs   Mer: Expected to Obey Bose as Clamor Over Shoriage Grows

John L. Lewis Tells Striking Miners To Resume Work   Has No Effect On Three-Day Work Week

U.M.W. Chief ‘Suggests’ 3-Day Week  Be Resumed   Order Affects 66,000 Dig. gers Out in ‘Cold War’

Lewis Tells Coal Miners to Return To 3-Day ‘Week’   UMW Head ‘Suggests’ Men Halt Unexplained Strikes; 66,000 Out

Paris Garbage Not Collected   Spreading Strikes Litter Sidewalks

Bristol Woman In Senate Race.  ‘Shirley Baumgardner  To Oppose Everheut -

Seven Others Being Held on  Morals Counts  Former Copper at Rockford Involved

UN Troops Fight Against 3-1 Odds To Retain City   Battle Is Blazing For 40 Miles Along ‘Northern Front = -

‘Ghost City’ is Encircled By Korean Reds   Report Communist General Ordered to Seize Port or Die

More Funds For More A-Bombs Are Sought   Congress Will Be Asked to Provide Money for New:  Expansion Program

SEVEN-MONTH PARTY OPENS Government Moved To   Washington 150 Years Ago

NATION'S LABGR PICTURE DARK WITH STRIKES   Phone Walkouts, Rail Strikes Added To Other Stoppages

Strikes And Threats Mar  Labor Scene   Telephone Crews Walk Out, Railroad Firemen Ready To Quit; Chrys  ler Settlement Dim.

U. S. Labor  Picture Is  Darkeéning Cheysler Strike Is Deadlocked; Rail, Telephone Work  Csannaaaec Naarina

FEAR TELEPHONE STRIKE MAY BEGIN WITHIN’ 24 HOURS   Indiana Dispute Threatens To Result In Walkout Before Dendiine

Two Strikes Looming on labor Front   Steps to Halt Telephone and Railrcad Strikes in Nation Meet Little Success

Telephone Strike May Start Before  Truce Deadline  South Bend Dispute May Begin Early Walkout by 10 000

10,000 May Walk Off Jobs On Sunday   Indiana Dispute May Touch Off National Strike Ahead of Schedule

Nation-Wide Phone Tie-Up Threatened   Strike of Communication Workers Possibility for Wednesday if Dispute in Indiana Is Not Settled

T éléphone Striké Call Hinges ¢ On Action Taken Ta South Berd Dispute

Qther Unions Would Respect Picket Lines  Of ClO Group   South Bend Dispute Puts Pressure on Contract Negotiations

PICKET LINES NOW INDICATED FOR MONDAY   CWA Division Chief Says All Workers Will Be Involved

‘Phone, Rai Strikes Are Threatened  US. Labor Pictur   U.S. Labor Picture Becomes Darker

PHONE STRIKES IN U.S. GROW   Communications Walkout May Become General By Monday.

Phone Industry WalkoutsSpread   Rail Strike Nearer; Chrysler Hopes Fade

Phone Workers May Quit Posts Before Deadline   Installation Division Threatens to Call Strike in 24 Hours

Phone Union May Strike Over Night   Subdivision Issue In Indiana May Has-ten Walkout

Phone Workers Begin Walkouts Before Deadline   Railroad And Auto Stoppages Spread

May Call 10,000 Phone Workers from Thelr Jobs   Strike Threat Is Voiced in Dispute Involving Six Men.

Big Telephone Strike May Hit Nation Sunday   Indiana Dispute Can Set Off Walkout in 24 Hours, Warning

Phone Strike May Be Called This Weekend   Installation Workers Irked At Ruling of Western Electric Co

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Call Near   Walkout Before End Of Truce Appears Likely

S. Bend Dispute In Lead   Union Chief In N.Y. Sends Out 24 + Hour Call

South Bend Row May Idle 10,000 Installation Men  Present Deadline On Wage Walkout Issue Wednesday

4  CWA Union May Walk Out Monday   Negotiations at South Bend Stir CIO Boss

MAY JUMP THE GUN ON DEADLINE   Walkouts Scheduled for Next Wednesday May Start Earlier Because of South Bend Dispute.   MEN COMPLAIN OF MUDDY FIELD   Balk at Walk to Work jn Mud; Installation Workers’ Picket Lines Would Idle Others.

—PHONE STRIKE THREATENED-—  10,000 W orkers May Be Called Off J obs -

National Tie-Up Threatened Ove Indiana Dispute   Southwestern Union Will Respect Pickets If Installers Wolk Ou

Phone Dispute Comes to Head At South Bend  10,000 Installation   10,000 Installation Workers to Walk Out Across Nation Unless Company Backs Down

Walkout Before Deadline Stems From a Dispute   South Bend Issue Sets Off Action; May Tie Up Lines Across Country

FIGHTS PHONE RATE INCREASE   Gov. Williams Asks PSC To Turn Down Bell System’s Plea

President Quits On  Formosa   Asia’s Trouble Spot Ignored In Truman Message

Administration Policy on China Is Not Made Clear by White House:

Truman Vague on Plans For China in Annual State of Union Address

WOMEN JURORS LEARN HOW TO FREEZE FRUIT   Technical Testimony Presented In Action Brought By Adams Apple Products Corporation

COUPLE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL: NAB FARMHAND   Strange Affair Leads To Man's Arrest By Deputies

3 QUAKES RECORDED   Location Not Determined Rut BeYieved to Re in South Sea

Would Halt Phone Hike   KCC Will Ask Supreme Court to Prevent Rate Boost Till Case Decided

O'Dwyer Chosen For Ambassador   Nomination to Mexicar Post Goes to Senate

President To Send — O'Dwyer To Mexice   New York. Mayor's Nomination. as Ambassador Confirmed

O’Dwyer Is  Named Envoy To Mexico  ~ Will Succeed Walter Thurston

100.000 Attendance Expected at Annual Mormon Pageant Given at Hill Cumorah

Sellout Crowd of 33.000 On Hand for Series Opener   Konstanty Faces Raschi as Underdog Phillies Square Off Aqainst Yankees

WILLIAM CANAN NAMED HEAD OF CEMETERY UNIT  alamnatboanm (' asentecs aisences   Delegates, Concluding 18th Annual Convention Here, Select New Officers.   See page 14 for complete text of address by Attorney Patrick E. O'Leary.

WILLIAM CANAN NAMED HEAD OF CEMETERY UNIT   Delegates, Concluding 18th Annual Convention Here, Select New Officers.   Sea page $4 far camplete text ef address by Attorney Patrick EB. O’Lear:

Revenue Report Pleases Teachers   General F und Tax Collections Are Still Increasing

Locai Ternperature   Wieans Wore For Teachers ...._ _ ee ache se  State Finds Gain In Tax Payments

Two Dogs Stand Guard After Hunter Stricken  Searchers Find Body Of Brownsville Man In Holly Beach Area

Martin Proposes Full Benefits For Victims of Wreck   Legislation Is Introduced  In Senate By Penna. GOP Solon

Power to Draft Men Is Sought  Johnson Would Give President the Right

Action Asked “or kmergency Draft Powers   secretary of Defense And Other Officials Seek 3-Year Extension

Johnson in New Proposal   Explains Possible Need fo: Fast Action if Sudden Atomic Atteck Comes

Asks for Power To Draft Men In Emergency   Defense Chief Says Truman Should Have Induction Authority

Draft Power For Truman I:  Johnson Plea  Defense Secretary Backed By Bradley   es Meee eee. Mei s . , Seen

\Defense Secretary Asks Congress To lGive President Power to Extend Draft

Defense Secretary Pleads With Congress To Give President Emergency Powers

Extend Draft. Johnson Plea   Senator Knowland Backs Him, Cites ‘Emergency Threat

Johnson Asks Draft Powers   Truman Aetion Without Congress Okay Is Plan

Give President Draft Authority, Johnson Urges   Secretary of Defense Pieads with Congress for Emergency Power’

Wants President io Hold Draft Power   Johnson Receives  Support in Appeal ‘for 3-Year Extension.

Philadelphia Trucker Faces 1,864 Days In Elkhart Co. Jail Unless  Company Pays Fine For Overload

Effort By President Is Ignored   Force Showdown Qn Operations OF Their Firm

RAIL STRIKE HITS ILLINOIS   Mines Idled, Train Service Cut When Union Defies Truman.

Set lowa Draft Quota at 1,350 For March Call   19-Year-Olds Will Be Called In Many Counties

Draft Call for March 80,000  lowa Quota 1,350: Draw 19-year-olds

Shivers Says 30  Days Enough For  Job On Finances Governor Hopes  To Have Time To  7 WT ct o_o,

Line Is Dented Reports Admit  U.N. Forces CounterAttacking Spokesmax Sheted

North Koreans Turned Back In One Section —   But Communists Push Hard Along Several Sections

Skirmishing All Along New Defense Line   General Ridgway Clamps Censorship On Troop Moves

Attacks From Reds Near 38th Parallel Building up for Planned Big Push

MacArthur Says Enemy 1s Active In Almost All Sectors Of Front   GEN, RIDGWAY EXPRESSES CONFIOENCE IN “ULTIMATE SUCCESS” OF u. N. FORCES

Surprise Hit By Reds Dents Allied Front   Penetrate Line For Three Miles, “Now Contained’

Reds Reported Active on All Korean Sectors  Ridgway Expresses Confidence Of Ultimate Success

Drive Begun In Eastern Area; Korea  Units Used   Skirmishing Noted All Along Line As Battle Is Renewed

Massed Reds Push Allies Back 10 Mis.   Ridgway Confident Of ‘Ultimate Success For United Nations; Forces Moving Un

Canada Places Its-Dollar on Free Exchange   2-3 Cent Changes Felt From Move To Halt Inflation

Christoffel Defense Completes Its Case   Final Arguments to Be Held Today; Witness Says Quorum Not Present

UN BEING PLAGUED WITH NEW, OLD STUNTS Communist Guerrillas Now Usin  Every Trick In Book In Korea War

acc in “ Net      David  Greenglass, Former Non-Com, ecused of — Taking Secrets for Reds  ARRESTED BY THE FBI  Taken Less Than a Day After Chemist Is Linked With Harry Gold

Ex-Soldier And Chemist Linked to Rine   Both Allegedly Connected With Scientist Fuchs

Former Non-Com Held: Educator Nabbed by FBI   Revealing of Wartime Secrets, and Perjury Bre Charaed

Chemist Nabbed By FBI Admits Spy Ring Link   Syracuse, N. Y., Man Gave Explosive Samples To Gold

Atomic Secrets Said Taken by Former Soldier    Greenglass and Slack Are Linked With Fuchs and Harry Gold

Two Linked to Russ Spy Ring,  One Perjurer   Rapid-Fire Arrests Follow Interview in London With Fuchs, Convicted Russ Agent

NEW ARREST MADE. IN SPY RING CASE      Third American Accused Of Passing U. S. Atom Secrets To Russia

Oak Ridge Chemist Nabbed for Spying   FBI Charges Slack Passed Explosive Secrets to Gold

Ex-Army Man Said to Have Civen Atomic  Data to Cold   Cal. Tech Scientist Accused Of Fraud, Perjury Against U.S,

Confederate Of Gold Denies He Intended Harm   Additional Arrests Seen; Linked To Klaus Fuchs Case

Ex-Army Man Seized For Filching Atomic Secrets for Russia; West Coast Scientist Arrested As Former ‘Red’

CHEMIST IS ALSO LINKED TO FUCHS RING   Capital Activity Indicates Further Seizures Possible

Third In Series Of Arrests Made Within 24 Hours Of Seizure Of Syracuse Chemist — Prisoners Are David Greenglass, 28, Former Soldier At Albuquerque, N. M., And Alfred Dean Slack, 44, Who Once Worked At Oak Ridce Tenn.

BOTH LINKED TO FUCHS RING   Ex-Army Man Stationed In New Mexico Latest To Be Seized By FBI.

Chemist Nabbed As Accomplice  Syracuse Man Acc Of Passing Secr a

SYRACUSE CHEMIST IS HELD AS SPY   Suspect Accused Of Giving Secret Data to Gold

Second American Scientist Linked By FBI To Spy Ring Feeding Reds Atom Secrets

GAVE ATOMIC DATA TO RUSS AS WAR ALLY   Chemist Arrested Earlier in Syracuse as Second Man Aiding Fuchs.

Three Arrested On Spy Charges   Government Says Officer Gave Atomic Secrets to Russians   FBI Seizes a Chemist in  Syracuse, N. Y., as Being Linked With the Fuchs Spy Apparatus.

F.B.1. LINKS SUSPECT WITH HARRY GOLD   Syracuse Man Said te Have   Stated That He Gave Samples of Secret Ex. plesives to Biochemist   HELD UNDE2 $100,000

Agents Nab 3rd Yank In New York   Ex-Army Noncom Seized as Aide Of Klaus Fuchs Ring

Ex-Soldier  Linked To Harry Gold   Chemist Also Named As Informant O1 British Scientist

EX-SERGEANT AND CHEMIST TAKEN BY FBI   David Greenglass, Who Worked on Atom Bomb, and Chemist Alfred Slack Arrested.   BETRAYED SECRETS TO HARRY GOLD   All Three Americans Face Possible Death Penalty; California Scientist Held for Communism Lie.

New Arrests In Espionage  Are Expected   California Scientist Is Nabbed For False Non-Communist Oath

Links 2nd American To Fuchs Spy Ring   Alfred Slack, 44-Year-Old Syracuse Chemist, Says He Gave Samples Of High Explosive Tou Harry Gold

Slack Arrested for Giving Reds High Explosive   Samples Handed Gold Who Turned Them Ove: to Top Russian Agent

TWO AMERICANS ARE ACCUSED OF PASSING SECRETS   CALIF. SCIENTIST iS ALSO ARRESTED; CHARGED WITH LYING

Two Arrested by FBI As Members 0 Fuchs Spy Ring  Other Arrests in

Filched Atomic Secrets, Claim;  Bail $100,000   David Greenglass, 28, Ex-GI, ‘Arrested In New York; Stole Secrets For Reds During War, Charge; Alfred Slack, 44-Year-Old Chemist, Seized As ‘Ga-Between’

3rd Arrest In Spy Ring By the FBI   Former Army Non-Com David Greenglass Picked Up in New York City  ‘SECRETS TO GOLD’ Series of Arrests After  FBI Agents Question Klaus Fuchs in London

Ex-Soldier Who Worked on Afom Bomb Is Arrested   Two Others Are Held, Accused of Giving Secrets to Red Agents.

TEMPERATURE   Ex-GI, Chemist Arrested   FBI Picks Up Two-As Red Agents

Former Soldier Who Worked on. A-Bomb, N.Y. Chemist Arrested; Scientist Faces Perjury Charge

Gave Sample Of Explosive ToRed Agent   Chemist Arrested In Syracuse Denies He Did Anything Wrong

Two Arrests in — 24 Hours Made © After FBI Talks With Klaus Fuchs

'EX-ALBUQUERQUEMAN ACCUSED OF STEALING ATOMIC SECRETS AND GIVING THEM 10 GOLD

Second American Suspect Charged With Espionage   Alfred Dean Slack, 44, Nabbed at Syracuse; FBI Says He Was Harry Gold’s Accomplice

Charge Is Made: One Worked c on A- Bomb Itself =  Peart Out Evidence Mor, Ara Due

Ex Non-Com, Chemist Taken   Beth Allegedly Passed U.S, Secrets to Fuchs Spy Ring for Russia

New Spy Arrest Supports Theory More Will Come   Ex-Soldier Charged With Giving Reds Atomic Secrets

Ex- Non-Com’ Is Arrested In New York   Second American. Dean Slack, Was Nabbed Last Night

New Suspect Linked With Klaus Fuchs   American Held in  New York After Being Arrested by FBI; Is Held Under Huge Bond

LINK ANOTHER AMERICAN —  FBI Agents Seize Chemist - Who Fed Secrets To Gold

Three Americans Now Held: Further  Arrests Expected  Two Men Charged With Bomb Leoks In New Roundup

Admits Giving Samples Of Secret Explosive To Gold. Say Federal Men

Alfred Dean Slack, 44-Year-Old Syracuse Chemist, Arrested on Charge of Feeding Atomic Secrets to Russia — Claims He has Admitted Giving Samples of High Explosives to Harry Gold, Now Awaiting Trial. 

Chemist Held As Another Link In Spy Chain  Cuemencn hdeme Areca   Syracuse Man Accused Of Being Intermediary With Gold, Russians

FBI Mekes Two Arrests In 24. Hours   New York Chemist Accused Of Passing Secrets to Harry Gold; California Scientist Also Held

Third Man Is Arrested For Stealing Data  Ex-Army Officer  T atect Suacnect In   Ex-Army Officer Latest Suspect In Atom Spy Circle

House Group May Approve Publie Work Authorizing  Military Projects ES Bes ko tern Denaioitnnm   Military Projects Receive Provision  Of $655,000,000

Big Military Building Bill Near To Vote   Measure Authorizes Projects; Some Will Be Assiened Marvland

Detrick Money In Bill Up For Action Friday  Final Approval By Armed Services Group  wy oy PR.

Warren Wells to Seek State Post  Planning to Run for Se mene me ey ae eRe arnareeeS

President Is Silent Today On Bomb Plan:   Says He Will Give No Further Facts Concerning Bomb

TRUSTY TRAPS 1 DESPERADOES   Convicted Slayer Is First To Force Pair To Surrender

Prison Trusty, a Convicted Slayer, Nabs Two White Men Wanted for 3 Murders

APPOINTMENT OF REPUBLICAN IS BEING HELD UP   Lodge Attacks Tydings For Attempt To Sidetrack Able Aide      AYER HAS RECORD FOR FERRETING OUT REDS

Committee In Row Over Selection Of GOP Aide In Probe   Senator Tydings Blocks Ayer Appointment To Assist in State Department Inquiry; Action Denounced by Senator Lodge

Ayer Is Seeking Republi. can Nomination For Attorney General In Massachusetts; Politicians Are Rarred

Two Parties Clash Over Communism  And Crime Probes   Sen. Lodge Protests as Tydings Bans Republican as Aide for Red Inquiry,  G. O. P. Will Oppose Setting Up Special Committee for Ouiz Into’ Underworld

Tydings Blocks GOP Selections For Probe Post   Adniinistration ‘Attitude’ Lashed by Republican Senators in Raw

Noted Former FBI Investigator Defended By Se: Lodge, As Senate Inquiry Group Breaks Into Row Over Tydings’ Act

Clues Show Escaped Leop ard Came Near Mate’s Cage During Night   Hunger Increases Danger

7 Lion Dogs Hunt Leopard .  Oklahoma City Terror Cat Remains On Loose

Jungle-Bred Leopard Believed Back In Zoo But Still Eluding Searchers   Guards Report Seeing “Big Cat” Re-Enter Zoc Grounds Early This Morning; Dogs Trained In Mountain Lion Hunting Put On Trail.

7 DOGS START © LEOPARD HUNT   Effort’ Is Made To Find Oklahoma City Zco’s Missing Animal

eet ort Big Cat...  Dogs Trained In aoe Lion Hunts Out For Escaped Leopard :.

Dogs Tracking Leopard; Plane,  Marines Aiding   OklahomaCityans Stay Inside Since Cat's Zoo Escape Saturday

Start New Hunt for Missing Zoo Leopard   Wild Beast Goes Back to Zoo But Gets Away Again

CONTINUE HUNT FOR LEOPARD   OKLAHOMA CITY Z00 GUARDS SAY ANIMAL RETURNED TO AREA

Trained Dogs Join Widened Hunt For Escaned Oklahoma Citv Leopard

HUNTING DOGS TAKE UP TRAIL OF WILD BEAST   Missing Animal Will Kill For Pleasure, Warns Zoo Director

Gas Compels Rescue Crew  To Seal Shaft   Blanket of Gas Traps Victims Only Yards From Safety

Victims Trapped 1,400 Feet Dowr In Coal Shafi  Oily 10 Survive Deadly Fumes And

‘Only Ten Men Escaped ~Fire And Deadly Gas . In Underaround “Hell”

ONLY 10 MEN ESCAPE  80 British Miners Perish As Fire Sweeps Coal ‘Pit

Eighty Enalish Miners Perish In Mine Blaze   Trapped In Gas Filled Inferno 1,400 Feet Down

Two Linn County Men Enlist in Armed Fortes; A Few Vacancies Left

Freed Fliers Rushed Home From China   Both Healthy After Sojourn In Red Hands

HELD CAPTIVE BY CHINA REDS FOR 19 MONTHS      ‘Two Leave Ching on Board Sritish Schooner — Arc Transferre:t to U. 8. Destroyer. Outside Hong Hong Harbor:

[Wage Control Formula Sought by U.S. Experts   Compensatory Pay Boost Demand Of Unions Hangs on Food. Rent

Economists Look for Formulas   Aim of Government To Halt Inflation Without Starting industria! Warfare

Wage Formula To Halt Inflation, Sought By U. S.   Labor Commences Battle To Halt Freeze In Pay; Government May Ask For Rollback ‘l'o Decemhor 1

Seek Plan For Control Of Wages   Government Economist: Search For Formula  To Half Inflation With out Industrial Warfare.

Miners in East ‘Sitting Tight’ On Coal Strike   Work Stoppage Goes Into Fourth Week; . 90,000 Workers Out

Miners in East ‘Sitting Tight’ On Coal Strike        90.000: Workers: Out

FAMILY TO PRESS TEXAS KIDNAPING   Hires Two Attorneys to  Prosecute Doctor

Kidnaped Child’s Family Plans To Push Prosecution   Line Up Attorneys To Try Woman Doctor

Grim Future For Doctor   Prison or Asylum Probable for Linda Stamm’s Kidnaper

Doctor Awaits Kidnaping Trial  Woman Physician, 43 Hides At Santa Fe

HE LEARNED HARD WAY ‘Marine Private Is Sure  Chinese Reds In Battle

Leatherneck Learns The Hard Way: West Virginia Marine Finds Out iChinese Reds Are In Korean War

Congress Eyes Heavy Docket   Labor Day Adjournment Hoves Are Dimmed

U.S. Freed Puerto Rico  From Spain  Columbus Found Tiny Caribbean Isle, Nov. 3, 1493

Attack Recalls Relations Of U.S. And Puerto Rico   WifeOf Would-Be Assassin Glories Fret Couple With Nationalist Parts

Woman Senator Criticizes Red Probe Tactics   Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me) Attacks Both Republicans And Democrats Handling Of Communism In The Government Charges

Red Charges Furor Blasted By Sen. Smith  Six GOP Solons Join   Six GOP Solons Join in Blistering Attack: Both Parties Hit

Delivers Blistering Attac Against Members Of Both Parties   ‘ADMINISTRATION’S COMPLACENCY HIT

i ~ ‘Woman Senator Attacks Dems,  ~ GOP On Tacties In ‘Red’ Probe

Woman Senator Blasts Tacties In Red Inquiry   Both Republicans and Democrats Criticized By Maine Legislator

Red Accusation Tactics Assailed  Sen. Smith Hits At ‘Political Smears’

Sen. Smith Says U.S. Sick, Tired’ of Whitewashing   GOP Senator Cites Growing Confusion, Threats to Security

Sen. Smith Attack: Red Probe Tactics   Only Woman Member Criticizes Both Republicans, Democrats

_ Senate’s Woman Member Blasts Tactics in Uproar Over Communism Charges

Reds Threaten Major Boycott   Expected to Shun Meeting Over China Deadlack

Columns by One of World’s Greatest (Card Player-Writers Start April 17

Acheson Says Disaster Mav Be Avoided   In Speech Declares All Possible Will be  Done For Peace

Red Onslaught. Forces Troops From Hamhune   [Hordes Advance.on = UN -Beachhead Despite Heavy Air Strikes ~

Chinese Reds Are Only Seven Miles From Hungnam  Unceasing Attacks _ Being Made On U.N. Beachhead Area

Only Praying   SUGGESTIONS LISTED Hoover Demands Amerie:  Arm liself To The Teeth

Private Talks On Lie Plannec  Big Five Will Make Attemnt to Settle

Report $10,000  Remington ‘Baln’   Out-of-Court Settlement Confirmed in Slander Action by Commerce Man

Hanley Says He Is Not too Old For Governor   Never Felt Physically Better in Life, Claims Ready for Anything

Hanley Declares He’s Not Too Old To Succeed Dewey}   Tireless Campaigner  Ready for Speaking Tour; ‘Not the Man Democrats Want?

Court Liberal on Draftees and Jobs   Says Will 8¢ As Liberal As Possible in Construing Dratt Act

Big B:~ Problem For GI’s In Korea Is Whethe: ‘Accordion’ Will Collapse Or Spread

Invas Invasion Gamble May Spur  WarEnd OrBring Stalemate   More War News On Page 8B

Will The Reds Hold Or Fold? That Is Question As UN Takes ‘Big Gamble In Stab At Inchon

Falding Like Accordion? Inchon Landing Prelude To Likely Red Collapse

Plays Battleline Like Accordion . .  MacArthur Gamble On Reds Crumbling

Question Today [s Will Squeeze Offensive Work?   Allied-Gamble Has Good Chance Of Winning War

ADENOUR ASKS SETTING UP OF JOINT COUNCIL   West German ‘Chancellor, Urges Unification of. France and Western Germany. As Cornerstone for United States. of, Europe.

Adenaur Offers Economic Unification — As First Sten [In French-German Merger

Ashland County Sheriff Resigns  He’s Charged With Reckless Driving

Destroyers Rush To Aid Of Vessel   American Warships Told To Aid Flying Arrow At Sea Leave Vessel If It Heads For Shanghai; Craft Has 17 Holes In Hull

U. S. Warships Aid Damaged Freighter   Sheii-Shattered Hull Being Reoaired

DRAFTED MEN'S RIGHTS ASKED   Rogers Asks Steps To Care For Obligations At Home

New ‘Bill Of Rights’ For Draftees Will Be Offered By Florida Solon

Solon Suggests New “Bill Of Rights” For US Draftees  ‘Three-Point Leaislation Ils Aim

Solon Prepare: Bill Of Rights  Revision Plan   Rep. Rogers To Offer Added Protection In Event Of Draft Call

Rights Bill Asked for   Servicemen   Would Protect Police: on Life Insurance. Rent; Plan. Holida; on Mortgages

NEW BENEFITS FOR DRAFTEES UNDER STUDY   Congressman Proposes Home Mortgage And — Rental Payments

NO. Cotton   New York Cotton   Soybeans   New Bill of Rights’ for Draftees Is Suqaqested

A_Ihree-Point Program  Draftee ‘Bill of Rights’ Suggested by Florida Solon

Draftee Bill Of Rights Is Being Studied   Congress Offered Plan By Which Men Called Into Service Would Be ~ Given Special Help

Suggests New Gl ‘Bill OF Rights’   Solon Says He Will Introduce Measure If Drafting is Ordered

Draftee Fund Set Up in Bill   Morlgage, Instirance Protection Provided

Financial Protection For Men Drafted Into Armed Forces Aim Of Proposed Legislation

Plane Fails to Gain Altitude To Avoid Peak   Strictest Secrecy Reaulation Invoked

Airmen Killed In a Fiery Crash B-29 Bomber Cracked Up in Seeret Area of SpecNEAR ALBUQUERQUE Failed to Gain Altitude To Avoid Peak  ea in Manzano

PLANE PLUNGES AT SECRET BASE IN NEW MEXICO   All Aboard B-29 Carried To Fiery Death, With Explosion And Flames Following Fall — Report 13 Dead

Presume 13 Are Killed In Air Grash   B-29 Crashes In Remote Area Of A-Bomb Assembly  Installation

13 Airmen Die In Crash Of B-29 Bomber   Secrecy Cloaks Plunge Of Craft Into Secret Weapons Base in N, M.

13 Believed Dead After B-29 Crashes   Plane Disaster At Secret Base in New Mexico

secrecy Curtain ~ Drawn On Mishap   Big Plane Goes Down Into Sandia Secret Weapons Base; Names Not Made Public But None Above Junior Officer   ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., April 12.—(AP)—A_ B-29 yomber carried all airmen aboard—believed to be 13—to fiery leaths in a crash last night into Sandia secret weapons base,

13 Men Die In Crack-Up Of Bomber   Air Force Draws Secrecy Curtain Over Scene of Tragedy in Remote Part Of Sandia Weapons Base

Bomber Crashes in Secret Weapon Base   Feor 13 Men Carried te Fiery Deaths When Plane Hits Peck in Manxano Mountains; Utter Secrecy Enforced

Curtain Is Drawn On  Air Mishap   Bomber Falls In Remote Mountains Of Testing Area

Bomber Crashes,  13 Dead   Ship From Roswell, N. M., Cracked up Shortly After  Leaving Albuaueraus

13 Belived to Be Dead in B-29 Crash   Tight Secrecy Applied by Army Officials at Scene; Details of Disaster Slowly Being Released

13 Believed To Be Death Toll as Army Plane Plows into Mountain near Secret Weapons Base.  NEWSMEN BARRED.  QMprnsat SOY AOC AYDPOa

Press Is Barred From Grash Site In New Mexico   Atomic Installation And Special Weapons Security Involved

All On B-29 Are Lost In Sandia Crash   Big Plane Wrecked At Secret Weapons Base; Air Force Qtracense Garracy

13 Die In Air Crash   Army Ship Smashed Into Mountain Peak On Sandia Atomic  Base in New Mexico

SECRECY VEILS ACCIDENT NEAR WEAPONS BASE   Air Force Bars Newsmen From Scene ln. Reniote Moiiitain: Area

'B Airmen Die in Fiery Crash On Atomic Base   Scene of Wreck Tightly Guarded Weapons Grounds

Plunges Into Sandia Weapons Base 13 Presumed Dead as B-29 Bomber Crashes

ATOM BASE AIR CRASH KILLS 13   B-29 Cracks Up In New Mexico, Where Bomb Is Assembled.

B-29 Carries 13 io Death In Atom Base   Secrecy Hides Details of Sandia Crash

Air Force Bars All Newsmen From Scene Of Tragedy   All Airmen Aboard Superfort Die in Fiery Crash in New Mexico: Believe 13 On Plane

Crash Occurs On Base Used For Atom Bomb   Bomber On Training Flight From Roswell To Ft. Worth

B-29 Plunges At Secret Base; 13 Airmen Die   Actual Count Not ~ Made; Newsmen Barred From Area

Bomber Dives Into Secret Atomic Area   Big Ship Cracks Up Three Minutes After Taking Off

13 Flyers Believed Killed In Crash Of Plane at Secret Weapons Base

bins teen On Board Are Dead   Falls in Restricted Area of Weapons Research Project

TIGHT SECRECY CURTAIN ON TRAGEDY   Newsmen Barred From Area Near Albuquerque  Ain ALON   Plunges, Burns 3 Minutes After Take Off From Kirtland Field

Thirteen Die In Crash Of Bomber   B-29 Falls In New Mexico Secret Weapon Base.

—GAEIN MOT Ar-— Piane Burns After Sandia Base Plunge  Tight Curtain Of  Secrecy Is Drawn

13 Killed in B-29 Crash   Bomber Hits Peak at Secret Atomic Base, Burns for Two Hours

Secrecy Cloaks Air Disaster At Weapons Base   Officials Decline To Disclose Mission Of Fatal Plane

Plane Hits In Highly  Seeret Area   Newsmen Barred From Going Near Burned Wreckarce

THIRTEEN AIRMEN KILLED IX CRASH OF B-29 BOMBER AT. SANDIA SECRET WEAPONS BASE

B-29 Crashes At Secret Base: 13 Airmen Die   Superfort Burns for More Than 3 Hours: No Building Involved

13 U.S. Airmen Carried To Deatt In Bomber Crash   B-29 Plunges In Isolated Mountain Area At Sandi: Secret Weapons Base; Tight Secrecy Clamped

B-29 CRASHES, 13 MEN ABOARD PRESUMED DEAL   Plunge Occurs In Secret Area Of Sandia Special Weapons Base

13 Die in B-29 Fall at Secret Weapon Base   Sandia, New Mexico, A-Bomb Site Scene Of Blazing Tragedy

13 Fliers.Die In Flames As B-29 Crashes      Hits Mountain Inside of Sandia Secret Weapons Base in New Mexico

Newsmen Barred From Entering Tragedy Scene   Plane Plummets To Ground and Burns At  Sandia Weapons Base

Air Force Says All 13 Airmen Aboard Are Presumed Dead   Ship Plunges to Ground In Remote Area of Secret Weapons Base

Secrecy Hides FateOt Thirteen In B-29 Crash   Bomber Falls At Atom Base, All Thought Dead

13 Believed Dead In B-29 Crash  Into Weapons Base   Kirtland Field) Plane I in Flantea: 3 Minutes After Takeoff; Secret Check

Sandia Base Is Location Of Tragedy Last Night   Mishap Is Shrouded With Silence; Army  Keeps Heavy Guards

13 Airmen Dead In Sandia Crash  B-29 at Top Secret Site Falls, Burns

CENTRALIAN IS ONE OF 13 MEN KILLED   Big Bomber Flies into Mountain in Remote Area of Sandia Secret Weapons Base.   NEWSMEN BARRED; ROAD IS BLOCKED   Accident Is Veiled in Secrecy; “Not Even the President Could Get in” Says Officer.

Secrecy Cloak Is Thrown Around Site   Sandia Secret Weapons Base in New Mexico Is Scene of Disaster

13 Die in Crash Of B-) Inside AAfom Bomb Base   Plane Plunges into .Mountain Side on Navigational Flight

B-29 In Crash At N.M. Secret Weapons Base   Giant Bomber Plows Into Hillside Just After Take-Off

AirForceB-29 Crashes Secret New Mexico Base  * Newsmen Barred From  ABomb Assembly

13 AIRMEN DIE IN NEW MEXICO   Victims Of Fiery Crash In Secret Area Of Special Weapons Base

Newsmen Barred From Site   Plane Burns After Hitting Monntain Near Sandia. N. ©.

B-29 Carries 13 To Death in Crash At Secret Base  Tianhe Crirrtarin nt   Tight Curtain of Secrecy is Drawn Around Accident

Plane Falls Into Secret: Weapons Base   Newsmen Are Barred From Scene; 2d Such Tragedy in Month

Public Service Group Decides To Conserve Fuel by Reducing Power Supplied to Industrial Consumers.   LITTLE SAVING SEEN IN STATE BROWNOUT

PSC May Issue Order To Save Coal Supplies   No Full Brownout Is Anticipated; Piants Get Leeway

Tractor Accident Fatal to Farmer   IOWA TRAFTIC DFATHS By The Associated Press March 3, 1950 “SiInrerrch & 1919

U. S. Seriously Considering Plans to Send Surplus Food to Chinese

Surplus Food May Be Sent To Red China   Acheson Sees Hard Task in Arranging Distribution Through Hostile Communists

GRT FOOD FROM AMERICA   Administration Is Considering Sending Surpluses from U. S.

Famine Aid To China Considered  Gurmle Fand Mow   Surplus Food May Be sent To Red Centrolled Areac

Hickenlooper is an Easy Victor in GOP Contest   Administration to Gc All Out; for Brannan Plan Backer

[ruman May Viake Iowa {ppearance   Brannan Plan Supporters Hail Loveland's Election Win

Profits Levy Seen in 195]   Snyder Says Tax Planned Te Seeand Increase

CRUISE SHIP WAS SPEEDING PROBERS TOLD   Was Also § Six - Miles Of Course When Crash Occiitved Sunday

Hear Testimony on Collision   Raynefjeel Crew Will Be Heard . ‘in Chicago Today

Six Miles West Of Set Route   Vessel Position Considered Safe, Captain Asserts

Passenger Ship Near Top Speed In Harbor Beach Fog Crash, Inquiry Reveals

“VEEP” RECEIVES CONGRESS MEDAL FOR U.S. SERVIC   Truman Presents Barkley With Unusual Award At 7 White Houce

Gold Medal Honors Veer   Honor Bestowed In Recognition of Long Service in Congress

 Pleased as Small Boy  Barkley Gets Gold Medal for “Distinauished Public Service

Added Pacific Defense Asked   Joint Chiefs Urged To Give More Air, Sea Land Strength

MacArthur's Top Commanders Ask Chiefs of Staff for More Arms, Men in Far East

MacArthur Urges Greater Strength   Asks Chi efs Of Staff For Help In  Holding D  ense Lines.

French Seek Immediate Aid For Red Fiaht   Important Talks Underway Today In’) Washington

Sixteen Die Violent Deaths Over Weekend  Tan Betalities in   Ten Fatalities In Traffic Accidents Lead In State Tell

Car Accidents  Over Weekenc Fatal To 13   Texas Death List Is Given Hike By Three Drownings

Cain Suggests Enlisting Volunteers From Japan, China, Philippines To Fight

Suggest Using Alien Soldiers  Take Volunteers to Figly   Lake Volunteers to Fight Communism — Cain

Alien Soldiers Recruiting Urged  Sen. Cain Wants Volunteers Taken

Senator Urges Army to Take Asiatic Troops   Cain Suggests U.S. Forces Enlist Volunteers In Korea Ficht

House Vote: Military Draft Law   No Inductions Unless Congress Gives Word

1-Year Extension Of Draft Law Is Before House Today  - Would Require Congress Action Before Inductions

Inductions Out Until Emergency   Congress Would Say When Draftees Would Be Called Up

Draft Extension Scheduled For Passage Today  Law Will Put Inducion On Stand VY BARI.

)-Year Draft Extension Due To Pass Today   Inductions Will Depend On Congress Declaration Of Need

Stand-By Law In Force For Iwo More Years   Mobilization Of industry Feature Is Part Of Measure

Draft Law Extension Nears House Vote; Inductions Would Be on Stand-By Basis

Inductions Will Be Subject To Conaress Call   Extension Until 1952 Scheduled; Reaistrations Set

Extension Of Draft Law Considered  Draft-Extension   Draft-Extension Bill is Expected To be Passed By House by Nightfall

Measure Permits No Inductions   Congress Voie Would Be Needed To Start ‘Calling Of Men

House To Pass New Draft Act   All Youths, 18 To 26. Will Still Register For Service

‘Draftless Draft’ Bill Is Passed By House  Measure Provides No Inductions Unless   Measure Provides No Inductions Unless Congress Gives Nod: Goes To Senate

House Ready To Okay Draft  Law Extension  Proposed Legislation Would Put Inductions Presidential Powers On a Stand-by Basis

No Inductions Rule Continues In New Bill   Congress Will Retain Ruling On Emeraencies

House Slated For Approval By Nightfall   Actual Indnetions To Be On Standby Basis In Proposed Measure

Draftless  Draft Bill Approved By House   Extends Law, But Inductions Barred Unless Coanorescc Save OK

House Votes to Retain Registering Boys, 18, For Stand-By Service

Two-Year Extension of Nation's Selective Service Act Is Before House for Passage I oday

Extension Of Draft Law Considered  Draft-Extension Bill is Expected To be Passed By House by Nightfall

EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW IS PASSED, 216-11   Will Run Twe Years From June 24; Inductions Up To Congress   MEASURE NOW GOES TO UPPER CHAMBER

Passage Likely BeforeNight On Service Measure  Law Would Extend To 1952; Emergency

—HOUSE CONSIDERS DRAFT— Quick Approval Is Seen \Of Two-Year Extension

Extension of Draft Near Passage   Bill Would _ Continue Setup for Two Years

Inductions Out Until Congress Sets Emergency   Bill Extends Truman Powers to Mobilize Industry. Take Plants

EATENDION OF PRESENT LAW UNDER STUDY   House Approval Expected bs Wednesday Night, Solons Say.

EXTENSION OF DRAFT STUDIED   Passage By House Before Nightfall Considered Probable   HOLDS RESTRICTIONS

HOUSE TO ACT ON DRAFT LAW   Passage Of Selective Service Extension Is Expected.

Plan To Go To Senators  For Voting  Inductions Barred   Induetions Barred Unless Congress Gives Go Ahead

Draft Law Extension  Is Expected   Proposed Measure Puts Inductions On Stand-By Basis

Draftless Draft Bill Advances   House Approves Stand. by Legislation by 216-11.

House to Consider a 2 Year Extension of the Draft Law   Actual Induction to Be on Stand by Basis

HOUSE 10 VOTE ON EXTENSION OF DRAFT BILI   Passage For An Addition. al Two Years Appears Probable

House Expected To Give Measure Okay By Night   Induction To Remain On Stand-By Basis; Registration Goes On

House Votes ‘Draftless’ Dra#tt In Bill   Senate Delayed In Vote On Point Four Program

x "Year Time  44 Be Added %9 Present  Regulations  Actual Inductions ry C2...) D.. D......   Actual Inductions On Stand-By Basis Until Emergencies

HOUSE APPROVES 2-YEAR EXTENSION WF THE DRAFT LAY   Bill Provides for Registration of 18- Year-Olds for Standby Military Service,   PASSED BY STANDING VOTE OF 216 TO I   Measure Prohibits Induction of Selectees Until Congress Declares Existence of Emergency.

DRAFT EXTENSION   BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Passage Today Possible For Measure To Give Stand-By Powers  4

A ‘DRAFTLESS DRAFT BILL IS UP TO SENATORS   House Votes Manpower Registration Act By 216 To 11 Majority

Little Opposition A. ticipated House Voting Today On Draft Extensior

House May Act on Issue By Nightfall   New Plan Would Put inductions On Stand-By Basis

elective Service Extension, s Considered By House With \doption Expected During Day

Extension Of Selective Service Law  Likely To Win Quick Approval In House

. And Expensive, Too’  Congressman Says Truman  Gets World's Best Salary

Believes Truman Salary Is Highest Paid in the World   Representative Woodruff Says Private Citizen Could Never Match Harry

Hurricane Inland; New  Storm Rises   Damage Apparently Slight From Gulf Blow; Tornado Hits At Florida City

GULF HURRICANE DIES OUT WITH LITTLE DAMAGE   Tornado Offshoot Wreck: Dozen Homes, Injures Two In Florida

Gulf Hurricane Strikes Florida, Causes 2 Deaths   Seen Moving North Towards Alabama Territory

Congress Awaits Program Designed To Meet Crisis But Short Of All Out War   Korean War At A- Glance   Censorship Of War News Hinted As Correspondents Banned From Korea

MacArthur Raises Ban on Correspondent: Forbidden to Reenter Korea War Zone

Two Newsmen Re-Instated By MacArthur   AP. UP Reporters, id F rds. Fold To Ge Back Po War

War News Lid Seen in Offing   Action May Follow Ban of 2 Newsmen

Army Allows Newsmen To Return To War   Associated and United Press Newsmen Accused  Of ‘Comforting Reds’

GENOA HIP MAY Bt NEXT TOKYO ORDEF   Correspondents Ask Actior After Two Barred From Front.

MacArthur Lifts Ban Imposed on Two US. War Correspondents  Overrules Order To Deny Reporters’ Return to Korea

Weather   “ Never Saw Such a Damned Useless War’’—Am erican Soldier  ‘Correspondents Barred From Front by MacArthur

Military Censorship of News from War Front May Be Invoked  Army Bars Two U.S. Correspondents From War Zone

Ban on Two Newsmen at Front Ended   MacArthur Personally Lifts It; Dislikes Formal Censorship.

Switchmen Defer Strike to June   Union Alfows Time For U. S. Mediation

NURSE MAY BE MERCY TRIAL KEY WITNESS   Attended Victim At Time Dr. Sander Allegedly Hastened Death

Nurse Testifies In Sander Trial   Says She Coulda’t Find Pulse Beat In Dying Cancer Patient

NURSE TESTIFIES IN DEATH TRIAL   Key Witness Resumes Stand Aft Trial Of Physician, Accused In Mercy Slaying Case.

Nurse Testifies In Dr. Sander Mercy Killing  Reads From Notes Made At Bedside Of Cancer Victim

Young Nurse To Return To Stand Today In Dr. Sander Murder Trial   Elizabeth Rose Was Only Witness Present Wher Woman Died From Alleged Injection Of Air; May Be The Key Witness.

Nurse Of Cancer Sufferer To Take Stand In Murder Trial Of Physician Today

Trees, Wires Blown Down In All Parts of Town After Heavy Nightime Rainstorm

KANSAS TO WARM UP   90-Degree Temperatures Edge Bach Inte Forecast

DuPont Will Design And Operate Site   Company Accepts Assignment That i' § Will Finance

GOVERKNENT ATOM PROJECT BEING PLANNED   Dupont Company Elected to Drsign, Construct and Opente New Project—Locatien of 200,000 Acre Site Uniesignated.

Hordes of Reds Drive on Coast To Close Trap   North Korean Capital Flames As Communists Push Within Few Miles

Million Red Chinese Set For Conflict   Mac Lists 268,000 at Front; Allies Fight To Escape Traps.

FBI Called in C.G.W. Wreck  PR. tl. ab   -Derailment Injures Clarion: Crewmen:

O00 Left lomeless by regon Floods  2 Dead,  Missing; Tawne Icalated.   2 Dead, 1 Missing; Towns Isolated, Families Marooned   en Persons Hurt ion Train Derails

UNLT 20 FLEE NIGHT FIRE IN MENTAL WARL   Screams of Burning Victims Add to Horrors of Hespital Tranedy.

Towa Firémen Hunt 2 Other Bodies; Tron Bars in Windows Stall Rescue As Victims Die Screaming for Help

Women Perish While Firemen  Smash at Bars Ruins Will Be Sifted  in Try to Account for All Patients

38 Women Known Dead In Flash Blaze At Mental  Sanitorium   Ashes To Be Sifted For Other Bodies   Patients Trapped As Flames Sweep Through Wooden Structure At Night

Phone Strike May Commence  ‘At Any Time’   Mediators Working To Halt Walkout Of 100,000

272,103 Montanans Face Duty Tuesday; Gosman Blasts Demos On Higher Educational Issue

‘It Would Be A Very Painless Death” _ Expert Claims First H-Bomb Blast Might Mean World End

H-Bomb May Mean End ~ Of World   One Of Canada’s Top Physicists Says Earth Would Disintearate

H-Bomb Blast Might Disentegrate World  In Minute, Canadian Scientist Believes

Congress Okays Marshall For Defense Post   Sneculate Lovett, Stassen Of McCloy May Be Assistant

Another Prison Official Is Fired   Supervisor Is Asked To Resign Position

PRISON OFFICIAL ASKED TO QUIT   Sawyer. Chief Supervisor Of North Carolina System, Called On To Resign.

State Pulls Reversal, Seeks Death Penalty as Case Nears Jury   Judge Will Deliver Charge Today; Defense Offers New Theory in Death

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U. N. Troops Evacuate Pyongyane: Anoly Torch

U.N. Forces Are Evacuating City Of Pyongyang  Roads South From City Crowded With

EXPLOSIONS ROCK CITY AS GRIM UN FORCES RETREAT  Allies Put Torch To Pyongyang

40 CITY CLERKS HERE   Are Attending First Annual Session for Officials at K. U.

HEAVY BOMBERS POUND SHANGHAI   Chapei Power Plant in Com munist City Ils Damaged Heavily

U.S. Jets Try  Sea Crossing   First Air Refueling Made Over Scotland

Delay U.N. Vote On China Issue  Demand That Red Chinese Quit Korea Vote Being Held Up

Aunt Liza Dies; Was Nearly 103   Hip Fracture Is Fatal to Daniel Boone Relative.

Efforts to Cut Amount of  Measure Fail   Bill Would Increase Lending Authority of CCC

Top Defense Post Given By Truman   Exception In Law Being Readied

Reveal Congress Eager To Revise Unification Law   Johnson Blames Resignation On Enemies: Critics Cite Feud With Acheson; Shakeup In Department To Revolutionize Setup

Fire Acheson Plea Delayed   Republican Senators Ponder Formal Step

GOP to Act On Acheson   Individual Senators To Be Asked For Yiews on Ouster

Open War on Acheson Is GOP Project   All Senators to Pass on Question of Whether to Demand That He Be Fired

Republicans May Ask Resignation Of Dean Acheson   All Party Senators May Have Chance To Pass on Matter At Meeting Tuesday

GOP Senators Acting ‘On Move To Oust Acheson   Senate, House Arrange To ' Yote On Separate Bills ' “To.-Extend Rent Curbs

GOP To Vote On Demanding Acheson Quit  Republica thes ate Leaders D Let Fu il Me ses shi

GOP to Poll. Senators on Ouster Move   Policy Committee to Call Conference on Acheson Resolution

G.O.P. Pushes Its Drive To  Oust Acheson Ail of Republican   Te. OU.   All Of Republican Senators To Pass Or Resienation Action

‘OUST ACHESON’ MOVE DELAYED      Republicans Decide To Let All Senators Pass On Request  CHAAE ARE QAPDHCENR

No Action Taken  On Acheson Case   G.0.P. May Seek Removal Of State Secretary

Oust Acheson Move Growing  our Senate Leaders  ESS ee,  eRe” SY ae eras

GOP Senators To Pass Upon F. ormal Request For Resignation Or Replacement Of Acheson

Leaders To Let All GOP Senators Pass On Request To Fire Acheson      Policy Committee Takes No Action; Conference Called For Next Week   UN To Discuss Request For Red China To Withdraw From Korea

GOP Request for Ouster Of Acheson Before Group   Policy Committee Leaves Decision To All Senators

GOP Sets Senate Poll on Acheson  First Formal Move MAade Aaainect?   First Formal Move Made Against Cabinet Officer

All GOP Senators Will Pass Upon Request for Acheson's Resiqnation

Let Senators  Make Decision   GOP Leaders to Put to Them Move On Acheson

GOP Plans Poll On Acheson   Solons Will Be Asked To Pass On Removal

Republican Leaders Meet To Decide Whether To Call For Acheson Ouster

GOP Senators to Confer on Acheson  Policy Group Delays Action on Demand for Ouster of Secretary

GOP SENATORS WILL DISCUSS ACHESON OUSTER   POLICY COMMITTEE REFERS QUESTION TO ENTIRE GROUP

GOP Senators To Study Oust Acheson Reques   Conterence Planned To Study Military, Foreign Policies

Up to May Republicans Lining Up Formal Request For Oust. Of Achesaz

GOP Senators To Consider  OQuster Move   All Will Pass on Formal Request for Acheson Replacement, Says Taft

Steel Plant Shutdown Makes Ghost Town Near Pittsburgh Skyscrapers

Ghost Town Springs Up Right Near Door To Thriving City of Pittsburgh

‘Nine-Tenths of Population Out of Work  Ghost Town Fringes Skyscrapers

y Towns ‘Dying’ co As Plant Close   Village of Preston, Near Pittsburgh, Is In Serious Plight

Ghost City Amidst Plenty 2,500 Mill Workers Idle In Preston, Pa.; Hope Is Slim

In The Shadow Of Pittsburgh‘s Skyscrap ers  Pennsylvania Town Faces Prospect of Doom Unless Supporting Mill Obtains Work Orders

Town Is ‘Dying’ As Plant Closes   Village of Preston,  In Senous Plight

Sania Will Arrive oy Fire Truck ©   Plane First Will Land Him at Airport: Craft Uptown Is Too Hazardous.

Santa to Arrive in an Airplane   Present Plans Are for the Jolly Fellow to Land at Country Club

Police Delay  Questioning  In Rape Case   Drake Will Confront Farm Woman When He Re.  covers From Wounds

Physical Examinations May Weed Out Many of 28th Before Active Service

Some Guards May Not Pass Exams   . National Guards To Undergo Physicals At Home Stations

Soine Guards Ma Not Pass Exams  «National Guards To   «National Guards To Undergo Physicals - At Home Stations

Widening 301 Is On Road Agenda   Whitakers-Weldon  Improvement Set

AED INVASION HIT TOWN OF HARTLEY. (OWE   Mock Revolution Staged te Feature Flag Oay Observance.

Corn Belt Town Goes Under Rule Of Communism   Mock Revolution Staged As Flag Day Feature At Hartley, lowa

Red River Spreading Destruction Anew In Wake Of 23-Inch Rainfall

Wild Race Seen If Dewey Does Not Run again   Hanley Ceded to Replace Governor; Three Seek His Post

Scramble Is Seen Likely in View of One Term for Present Dewey Aide

DEWEY NC" NIA BRING SCRANBL FOR SECOND PLACE   regk + Hanley Seen likely To Get Nomination If Governor Rofuses

General Marshall Is Renamed Head of American Red Cross   President Truman Makes Appointment For 3-Year Term

Acheson and Johnson Plug for Arms Aid  Defense Secretary Says Europe

Danger Spots in Far East Outlined Before Congress   Western Europe Would Get Bulk Of Appropriation

Acheson Asks $1.2 Billions To Arm Allies   To Strengthen West Europe Against Reds

4 YEARS SEEN FOR PROGRAM   Acheson and Johnson Remind Congress of Communist Threat.

 Acheson and Johnson Ask Congress . For $1,222,500,000 to Hel p Rearm FreeWorld A gainst Threatening Reds

Family of Eight Wiped Out As Violent Twisters Take ‘Toll of at Least 44 Lives

Family of 8 . Is Wiped Out In Tennessee:   Freakish Weather Hedge-Hops Through Parts of 3 States

44 Killed And Hundreds Hur  In Tornadoes ©   South And Southwest Battered By Storms; Property Loss Heavy:

Entire Family Wiped Out In Tennessee; Twenty-Eight KilJed In Louisiana, Six In Texas   SCATTERED SECTIONS OF SOUTH DEVASTED

Tornadoes Hit In Three States   ‘Like a Freight Train Coming In‘

Hundreds injured, Damage Into Thousands as Winds Lash at Three-State Area

44. Killed By Storms In South   Family of Eight Dies as Tornadoes Whip Sections of South, Southwest

"LOYAL" ALABAMA DEMOCRATS LEAD STATES. RIGHTERS   Official Tabulation May Be Necessary To Determine  . YY  eee

Loyalists Hold Slight Margin In Alabama Race  Hifl ls Renominated  As Lawrence McNeil  nmeada« Datand

ersons Holds Aaj jor Lead orG Governor   Official Count Deemed Necessary "To Decide Issue

Truman Flies For Speech On Foreign Policy   President To Talk Tuesday Evening In San Francisco

President On Way Back From Pacific Parley   Far East Program — Mapped In Meeting With Gen. MacArthu

WILL REPORT TO NATION TUESDAY NIGH}   Blusprint for “Peace and Security” for Far East Mapped at His. toric Meeting On Wake Island.

THE NATION TODAY — Hoarders, Profiteers Endangering Welfare Of Themselves, Others Too

“Scare Buying” Makes For Scarce Buying; Poi ts Out Folly Of US Ho g Rush

19 PERSONS TYPED   Station to Type Possible Blood Donors Open Again Tomorrow

Record Flight Hopes Gone   Engine Trouble Smashes Dream  Of Flying Pair

FLYING BIXBYS FORCED DOWN   Return To Calcutta When Plane Develops Motor Trouble.

Ozarks Lodge Destroyed In : $100,000 Fire   No One Injured As Occupants Flee Arrowhead Lodae

GOP BOSS EYES COMPLAINTS  Taft Disclaims $1 Chain Letter In His Campaign

Five Girls, Boxer Killed In Crash   Three Others Injured In Automobile-Truck Crash in N. Y. State

Pg. 16, Sec. IY Lubbock, (Tex.), Morn, Avalanche, Wed., Dec. 18, 195  CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CITED CITED Writer Says Emergency Powers Ey Presidents Not Authorized

Declaration of National Emergency Will Give Truman Authority To Use Powers Granted by Congress Plus More He May Invoke Later

Constitution Gives President No Authority for ‘Emergency’ Action

Truman to Follow Old Precedent tn Calling Emergency: Has No Authority

Air Force Calls  Reserve Units   Joins Army And Navy In Adding Strength

Air Force Reservists  Called to Active Duty  U.S. Preanared +n Sand EAN Ann y-

HALF-MILLION ARE NEEDED  Airforce, Sends Out Calls For Active Duty Status

Harvard Savant Brushes Aside State's Argument   iMra. Sander Tells Of Life  With Doctor In Brief Appearance On Stand

Air Injection Did Not Cause Death Mercy Killing Trial Jury Is Told

Air Dicnt Kill Mercy’ Victim, Clair   Amount Injected Not Sufficient, Says Harvard Pathologist

Expert Says Air in Veins Didn't Kill Patient   ‘Takes Far More Than Used to End Life PDenfaacne Tatle Taney

Expert Says Air Shot Not Cause of Death      Harvard Teacher Savs 200 To 300 ce’s Needed To Kill

SANDER AIR DOSE HELD NOT LETHAL   Expert Tells Mercy Jury Patient Could Not Have Died From Injection

Air Injection In Mercy Death Said Not Fatal   Expert Declares 40 CC Too Little To Cause Death

Injection . Couldn’t Kill, Says Medico   Harvard Authority Testifies For Sander Defense

Air in Veins Did Not Cause Death Authority States   Harvard Expert Takes Stand in Defense of Sander in Mercy Case

—MERCY CASE — Too Little Air, Says  Pathologist   EXPERIMENTS ON DOGS CITED

EXPERT SAYS AIR BUBBLES DIDN'T KILL   Harvard Authority Tells Mercy Killing Jury 40 CCS Couldn’t Have Killed Cancer Patient.   » SAYS 200 TO 300 CCS. FATAL DOSE   Pathologist Bases Estimate on Dog Experiments; Says Twitchings Probably Were After Death.

TROOPS ALERT IN SPLIT BERLIN  Reds Prepare For World-Wide May Day Celebration Parades

FACTIONAL CLASHES MAY MARK DAY. IN. EUROPE:  Reds, Anti-Reds Square Off for May Day

Youth Marchers Plan Defiance Of West Troops   Zone Commanders Ready For Showdowr In Case of Trouble

Berlin Allies Alert Forces For May Day   Communists, Foes Prepare For Big Celebratiaas On Labor Holiday

U.N. Forces Tighten Line In Seoul Area   President Rhee Pledges ‘Last Man’ Defense of Capital

Several Have Been Killed   Sudden Flere-up Occurs ‘While Premier Meking Address Three Blocks Awe

Troops, Deserter Fight ia Indonesi  -. Gun. Battle Fought. .   Tn‘ Heart ‘of Capital During Manhunt 

Seven Killec in Jakarta Hlareup   New Nation Tense With Armored Bands Patroling Capital

Indonesian Troop: Battle Deserters, ] Persons Killed  Engagement Occurs In Heart of Jakarta, Canital af Nation

Indonesian Troops Fight With Deserfers   Supporters Of Uprising Hunted

Troops, Deserters Fight in Indonesia   Gun Battle Fought In Heart of Capital During Manhunt

Government May Control Hydrogen Output   Isn't Difficult fo Make Common Variety: Many Industries Do So Now

U.S, MAY MAKE HYDROGEN ONLY   Its Manufacture May Be ~ Taken Over Now

MAN KILLS FIVE, ENDS OWN LIFE   Machinist Breaks Into Home of Estranged Wife; Murders Her, 2 Children, 2 Boarders.   USES GUN AND . BUTCHER KNIVES   Tries to Burn Home; Firemen Find Bodies and ‘Blood All Over the Place.”’

Indiana Machinist Kills Five Persons, Sets Fire fo House and Then Takes His Own Life

Indiana Home Is Scene of Tragedy   Crime Perpetrated by Machinist Who Faced Divorce

Hammond, Ind.,Machintst Murders Wife, Two Children, Two Guests   Discover Bodies - In Blazing Home   Slayer Started to Call Undertaker Before He Turned Gun On Self

Man Kills 5 And Himself  In Hammond   Machinist Sets Fire to Home After Slaying Wife, His Two Children and Two Roomers.

Slays Five Then Takes Own Life   Hammond Machinist Sets Fire to Home

U.S. Withholds  Aid to Formosa  President's Statement of Policy  Brinvs Bitter Protests by GOP

Truman Mull: U. S. Envoy For Vatican  Formal Diplomatic Relations Studied

Methodists Plan  Missions Record   $14,134,566 Set Aside For Work During Next Year

Fear Separate Red Peace In East Germany   Expect Western Powers To React Swiftly To Move

Fog Hampers Hunt For Lost Baltic Plane   Concentrate Search Ir Region Where Flare: Were Sighted Monday

Autopsy May Help  Clear up Slaying   Mysterious Nude Killing of Woman in Los Angeles Is Subject of Investigation

Brannan Plan Gets First Farm Belt Test in lowa Vote   Has Been Made on Issue in Senate Fight by Demos

Hickenlooper in Primary Contest  lowa Is Nominating Candidates. Monday

~ Jowa’s Monday Primary Election Highlighted By Hick’s Bid, Brannan Plan’s 1st Farmbelt Test

‘Hickenlooper Faces Fight... . Liickemooper Faces Fight...  lowa Primary Test Of Brannan’s Plans

Sharp Primary Fights in Both Iowa Parties  Hickenlooper Has Test: Dems Have

lowa Primary To Be Test of  Brannan Plan 500,000 Total Vote   300,000 Total Vote Expected Monday in Hickenlooper’s Figh To Hold Senate Seat

Brannan Plan Gets Farm Belt Test As Hickenlooper Seeks Nomination

Troops Storm Over Barrier Of Han River   Allied Planes Using Kimpo Airfield

Britain Will Send Troops to Korea War   Turkey, Thailand, Other  Nations Give Pled ge  of More Ground Forces

Britain, Turkey Offer Troop Aid   Other United Nations Ready to Chip In to Back Korea Defense

British To Send Land Troops To Korea   English Force Will Include Infantry, Armor Units

BRITAIN SENDING TROOPS TO KOREA   4,500 Offered by Turkey, 4,000 by Thailand

LITTLE HELP FROM ALLIES   Only Slightly More Than 8,000 Troops Offered To Date.

Britain, Others Will Send Troops  Five U.N. Nations Prepare To Help

U.S. Navy Puts 48 More Ships On Active List   To Add 204,000 Men Marines Will Have Force of 109,000

Countries Offer to Send Troops      ‘Britain’ Prepares a -Sizable kand Force

Britain To Send Ground Forces To Aid In Korea  Sea pet eee   Other Nations Previously Offer Combat Troops

GOP Scores Biggest Win In Staie Vote   Tuesday's Election Called Greatest Victory For Party In History Of -Moryland

92,000 Is Margin For  MeKeldin   Butler Over Tydings By 43.000 In Greatest Majorities Ever Given Marvland Candidates

Man Who Placed Bomb in Plane Is Convicted Today   Six Counts of Attempted Murder Placed Against 32-Year-Old Engineer

Planned to Kill Wife on Plane  Would. Be Time Bomb Murderer Convicted:

Santa Monica Man Convicted In Bomb Plot  Explosives Planted In Wife’s Luaqaae

Wichita Falls Families Evacuated As Overflow Threatens Part of City

Wichita Falls Flooded After Heavy Rains   Families Evacuated From Lowlands; Four Die on Slick Roads

MacArthur Hopes  Io Save Formosa  May Give Defense Chiefs Arms Plan

Bradley, Johnson See Commander In Tokyo Office   Will Be Told That U.S. Equipment Should Be Rushed to Both Formosa and Southeast Asia to Meet Soviet Threat.

General Gives Views to US. Defense Chiets   Johnson, Bradley See Commander After They Get 4-Hour ‘Briefing’

JOHNSON, BRADLEY IN TOKYO  MacArthur Expected To Urae U.S. Military Aid For Formosa.

iT a eee JOHNSON, BRADLEY IN TOKYO  MacArthur Expected To Urge ( § Military Aid For Formosa.

Sec. Johnson And Bradley Confer With MacArthur  _ To Get His Views On U. S. Position On Formosa and Southeast Asia

GENERAL SEEN URGING HELP FOR FORMOSA   (MacArthur Is Thought ' To Feel Key Island  Can Be Protected

Bixby Man Dies In Auto Accident  bat. Pranth Betanse ble.   His Death Brings Okla. horno’s 1950 Troffic Fatality Tall to 262

’ SANITARIUM PREPARES 10 OPEN SOON   ~ Dr. Isadore Zapolsky Medical Superintendent, George Weber Business Manager. Nation's Most Modern Hospital.

Mine Dispute Showdown Draws Near   Pleas to Labor Board May Bring Decision; Union Silent on Hint Men May Stay Out

Lively Campaigns  Developed in Two  Town Elections Contests Develop at  Akron and Remsen rc We ._.* .* . Fp _g _

Lively Campaigns Developed in Two Town Elections  Contests Develop at Akron and Remsen For Municipal Posts

Airlines Claim New Safety Mark  One Passenger Dead ~~ Per 100.000 Miles

One Accused As ‘Mad Dog’ Killer   Last Of Three Desperate White Men Wanted In Vengeful Slaughter Of Three Negro Children Taken In Mississippi

Trio Wanted In Massacre Of 3 Negro Children   Surrender to Posse Without Struggle Early Today

Posse Takes 2 White Men   Last Of Trio Cap. tured; Wanted For Killing 3 Negroes

Progressives Seek To Wash Red Taint From Party At Convention:  Henry Wallace Keynote Speaker

Progressive Keynote  Wallace Declares Party Must ‘Erase Red Taint’

Seek to Cleanse Party's Red Taint   Wallace Progressives Meatina ineChicaaeo

Progressives Fight ‘Taint’  THisavawal af Rade   Disavowal of Reds Pianned bv Wallace

Wallace Moves To Clean Party Of Red Tinge   But Won't Go to Extent of Purging Commies

Wallace Forces Disavow Russia  Progressives Move to Counteract Taint of Communist Support

Wallace’s Party ChargesRed Smear   Must Drop Commie Label to Win. Elections, Is Leader’s Advice

Wallace Says. His Party To Renounce Red:   Progressives _ To Make Policy One of. Peace

Wallace Irked By Red Smear  Third Party Trying To Disavow Russia

Wallace Followers Try to Cleanse Progressive Party of Its Red Taint

Wallace Party Disavows Reds  Progressives Move   Progressives Move To Cleanse Group

Progressives Would Shed Red Taint   Wallace Rejects Communisis but Won't Purge Them

“Peace Is Possible” —  Wallace’s Progressive Party Begins  Efforts To Rid Itself Of Red Label   Fear Campaign Reported— U. S. Diplomats Leave Red Bulgaria; Nation Branded “Enemy Of Freedom”

‘Red Taint’ Not Wanted by Wallace   Progressive Leader Would Cleanse Party of Any Such Smear

Wallace Tries To Clear Party Of Red’ Taint   Called Smear by 3rd Party Enemies

Wallace Party Seeks Purge of Red Label   Progressive Conventior Cheers Claim Peace With Russ Is Possible

WALLACE SAYS HIS PARTY MUST BAN RED LABEL   But Progressives Won't Purge Communists From Their Ranks,

But He Welcomes Communists... . Wallace Endeavors To Cleanse Party

H. WALLACE ASKS USSR DISAPROVAL   GIVES KEYNOTE SPEECH AT PROGRESSIVE PARTY CONVENTION IN CHICAGC

Expect House Vote Today On Point 4 Bill   Supporters Agree it Will Be Close

  FOR MINOR POSTS   Candidates Will Seek Township Offices in November

— 173d SESSION Socialized  Medicine Is Target   EXCISE TAXES ALSO RAPPED

Governor te jesail Socialized Medifne, Exeise, Grant,  Security ;

“They Must Have Done Something Terrible To Him,’ Cries Wife Of Robert A. Voceler

CENSORSHIP CLAMPED ON WAR INFORMATION   Defense Department Acts te Con. trol News Releases About Troop Movements to Korea.

NEWS ON TROOPS TO BE CENSORED   Vital Information Will Be Withheld By Defense Department ;

Defense Chief Johnson Curbs News Of Troops And Supplies Movement

News Releases On U.S. Troops To Be Curbed   Defense Department Clamps Censorship On War Plans

Close Censorship On Movements Of Troops Imposed   Information Concerning Korean War Theatre To Be Withheld

Leftist Group Barred by U. S.   12-Man Delegation Is Kept from Entering United States.

Bar Entry of Red Mission:   State Department Says Delegation Is Communist

SUDDEN THAW FEARED; DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Millions Suffer As Blizzard Moves Into North

Wherry Hits Crime Study Attorney, General's  Bhs oe cee CE owe oe

WHERRY RAPS M'GRATH VIEW   Takes Issue With Statement No Great Crime Syndicate Known   PRIORITY IS SOUGHT

Wherry Claims Gambling Data Known To Dept   Senator Takes Issue With Sec. McGrath On Statement

Russia Expected To Propose Quick Korea Cease-Fire   Reds Will Probably Demand China Reds Admitted to UN

Expect Reds Will Demand Cease-Fire    Western Powers Set To Reject Russian Proposals To UN

Hint Russ. _ To Call for. Cease-Fire  OrderatUN   Expect Soviets To Stipulate That Red China Must  Be Represeuted

Russian Veto Strategy Set   West Allies Prepare to Summon UN Assembly in Counter-Measure

Proposal Will Bring Quick Rejection By Western Powers—In- dicates New Russian Trend   NO FACTS ON - RUSSIAN FUTURE ppan

Russ to Insist On ‘Freeze’ of ‘Korean Front   Diplomats See New Try by Saviels to Seat Commini Ching

UN Waits Offer by  Russians   Expect Soviet to Call for CeaseFire at Present Positions in Korea

U. 5. Bars Veto On Jap Peace In Nofe fo Russia  Text Covers Points Raised In Soviet. List Of Questions

U.S. BARS RUSSIAN VETO OVER JAPANESE TREATY: U.S. PROCEEDS TO PEACE

Soviet Veto Barred by U.S. On Japanese Pease Treaty  Note Tells Russia, in Effect, Plans Will

'FREEBOOTER WINS BRITISH [QPreL PLECTIASE   MAN DRIVES COPS FROM __HIS HOME WITH GUN; ‘JUDGE UPHOLDS ACTION

72 Persons Counted Dead, Property Damage Soars As One of Worst Storms in Nation’s History Deals Blow to 102,500,000 People

Griffith Praises Johnson's Work   Declares Defense Head Has Cut Cost Of War

$5 BILLION HIKE OKAYED  Income Tax Boost  Is Part of New Bill   White House Is Sent New Bill  On Social Security Expansion

New Social Security Bill Goes to Truman   Ten Million More Americans Now Added To Rolls; Benefits Nearly Doubled 

Senate Sends  Truman Socia  Security Bill 10,000,000 More To Be Covered

Expects Call For Money   Rayburn Says Larger Military Appropriation Likely, Due to War

Rayburn Says Funds for War May Be Asked   Enough Material, Mer. in Korea to Slow Red Advance

Truman May Ask Military Funds Boost   Congress Ready To Appropriate "Necessary Money

Senator Says More Military Funds May Be Asked Because Of Fighting

Speaker Rayburn Says Congress Is Ready To Give Aid   Newsmen Are Briefed On Overall Picture At Pentagon Meeting

More Funds For Korea Foreseen  Defense Needs Might   Defense Needs Might Eliminate Tax Cuts

Demand For ‘Money Seen By Rayburn   Military Leaders Caution Reporters Avainat Ootimiam

More Military Appropriations May Be Sought   Due To Korean War; Public Cautioned or Over-Optimism

House Speaker Says Korean Wa Expected to Result in Higher Military Appropriations

Sees Early Request for War Funds   Rayburn Indicates President to Ask Congress for Cash

Aspirants Push Speech Making As Voting Nears  15 Candidates Cover Entire State After Support Of People

Vote-Hungry Cindtdates Cover State   In North And South, Gov ernor Hopefuls Step Up Tempo Of Campaigns

SOME ALREADY IN PRODUCTION  Joint Senate-House Committee ~ Hears Report On New Weapons

This Is Week for Stalin to Make Up Mind If He Wants World War III

‘Does Stalin Want War Now? — Kremiin May Make Up ft’s Mind This Week

Today's Ills Are Said to Be Mostly Imagination — Cure — Get Nine Nours Sleep Nightly

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORFAN FRONTS: Crrmsrmeien

Communists Resume Taejor Battle With Heavy Barrage: 24th U. S. Division Still Holds

aejon Pounded y Artillery Fire.   Allied Planes Continue Attack On North Korean Supply Lines

Two Killed in Sagamore As Car Rips Through Barricade. Falls Into Canal

Man, Threatening To Take Son, Sho!   Witness Heard In Butler County Murder Trial

: Competition Will be Keen  No Threat of Stolen Ballots In Mayoral Race Here Sunday

News Day And Nighé   Official Says Reserve Units  May BeCalled   Officers ‘Certain’ To Be Summoned; Volunteers Still Accepted

ae eent eee ee RRR BSOURSHRBOARE EERO eee eee  Defense Department Authorizes Draft

Armed Services Ask Troops For War in Korea   ‘Lift Budget Limits On ‘Military Personnel

Selective Service Head Calls Emergency Meeting to Get Machinery in Gear, Action Made to Build Services to Full Strength

U.S. Action  In Light of Korean War   Voluntary Enlistments Invited, To Decide Total Drafted.

House Approves Increase  In Size of Armed Forces   Votes to Lift Restrictions on Number Put in Uniform and to Add One Year to All Current Military Enlistments— Congressman Short Demands to Know Who Is Respon-. sible for American Reverses in Korea.

MILITARY BILLS SPEEDILY PASS LOWER HOUSE   Rep. Short Demands To Know Who Is Responsible  For Korean Reverses   LAWMAKERS GIVEN PENTAGON BRIEFING

House Raises Service Roof   Lower Chamber Speeds Ac Extending Enlistments

HOUSE VOTES TO LIFT ALL CURBS ON ARMED FORCES’ SIZE, FREEZE ENLISTMENTS

House Approves Bill to Lift Limit Of Armed Forces   Also OK Adding One Year te Current Military Enlistments

House Lifts Curbs On Size Of Armed Forces  Also Okays Bill Extending. Enlistments

Another Erases Restrictions on Size of Forces  Extension Plans Go to President For Signature

Limits On Armed Force: Taken Off   Enlistment Period Extended By House Due To Emeraency

HOUSE PASSES ACTS BOOSTING ARMED FORCES   Bills Lift Size Curbs, Freeze Enlistments For 1-Year Period

House Votes To Lift Limit On Military   Enlistment Extension Bill to White House; Floor Debate Punaent

Lid Lifted As Defense Is Speeded   Executive Brarch Of Government Blamed For Korean Debacle

P.-T.A. Plans Reception for Four Teachers   New School Board Members Recommended; Officers Installed

Will Beck Sells  Holton Recorder   Veteran Kansas Publisher Will ‘Keep on Working’— In Beck Family Since 1875

ASSESSORS ' START "WORK INLAWRENCE   Group of 12 Were Seed for Positions by T.  Gerhart   TAKE ABOUT 5 WEEKS.

WORK IN LAWRENCE   Group of 12 Were Selected for Positions by T. R. Gerhart   TAKE. ABOUT 5 WEEKS

TAFT DISCLOSES “REPUBLICAN PLAN   LAWMAKERS TO WRITE POLI CY DECLARATION WITHOUT TOO MUCH ADVICE.

Solons Taking Lead in New GOP Policies   Senator Taft Oppose: Platform Writing In Convention Hall

Taft Opposes Joint Meeting   Ohioan Says GOF Lawmakers Wil. Write New Policies

GOP Platform Ready For Approval Of Convention — Pledges United Nation In Event Of Another War

Gl in Korea Up Against Big Mosquitoes, Prickly Heat, Mud in Addition to Reds

Attlee Bolsters Defenses  British Arnon Services Get. Pay “Woocts Extension of Drafl lime”

Dogs Fail To  Find Trail Of — Missing Leopard   Jungle-Bred Cat Escapes From Zoo At Oklahoma City; 100 Men On Hunt

First Attempt to Trail Missing Leopard With Dogs Fails; . Hunt Continues in Oklahoma City

Dogs Fail in Leopard Hunt   Escaped Beast Returned to Grounds During Night

eis Kills Just For Pleasure  Leopard Still Baffles Pursuit After Escaping Oklahoma Zoo

Dog Pack Fails To Get Leopard   Savage Zoo Cat Still at Large Despite Posse Efforts

Lion - Hunting Dogs Fail To Track 4 Missing Leopard At Oklahoma City

Accidental Death Takes 8 In Ohio   ‘ye . fil 1UCil Lion Dogs Fail in First Death T; Trv at Tracking Leopard 8 In Oh

Lion Hunting Dogs FailTo Take _ ‘Up Trial of Zoo's Missing Leopard

Oklahoma Starts Desperate Sear h For Wild Leopard   Out Of Jurigle In India, Seeking Kill;  F ear Savage Beast, Only Few rk 30 Armed Men Comb 20 Wooded Acres

Dogs Fail In Try To Trail Leopard trom Zoo Ground   Trainer Says Smell Of Other Animals Throws Them Off

LEOPARD HUNT BY DOGS FAILS   Search Shifts From Zoo Fence To Where Animal Was Reported Sunday

Oklahoma City, Feb. 27. (AP)~The firet’ attempt of mountain lion hunting dogs to trail ‘Oklahoma City’s  wmelasinnw lannwaeel t.° lal baslaw

Zoo Leopard Still at Large   Lion Hunters, Dogs Join Oklahoma Hunt

Leopard Eludes Oklahoma Posses  Fugitive from Zoo Terrorizes Area

Dogs Unable To Pick Up Leopard Scent   Believe Animal Reenters Zoo, Fecanec Unnoticed

Dogs Fail to Pick Up Leopard Scent  Savage Jungle “Cat” Stull Free After Zoo Escape in Oklahoma

B-29 Lands © Safely Just  As “Resetie”  Search Starts   Superfortress Lands At Spokane After Flying 10 Hours With Radio Dead

B-29 Lands Safely at Spokane   Could Not Report For 10 Hours Since Radin Fajled

MISSING PLANE el ANDS SAFELY.   Contbteted’ Fight’ After Radio Failed

“FUN” THE THEME   Screwball Family the Star of K. U. Play Which Opens Wednesday

Belgian Election Called in Crisis Over Leopold   Rulers Dissolve Parliament As Talks Collapse

Leopold Crisis Rocks Belgium   Parlic  Dissolved, Electiou 10 Be Held

Elections To Follow In Belgium After Decree Dissolves Parliament; Exiled King’s Future Is Issue

Belgium Sets New Election   Parliament Dissolves In Crisis Over King

New Elections Forced By Prince Regent   Future Of King To Be Clear-Cut Issue In New Balloting

PARLIAMENT OF BELGIUM QUITS IN LEOPOLD ROW   NEW ELECTIONS TO DECIDE FATE OF EXILED MONARCH

BELGIAN PARLIAMENT OUT  Dissolved In Effort To Solve Crisis Over King’s Status

Parliament Is Dissolved In. Leopold Crisis  Cabinet Unable To, ‘Agree On Means Of Settling Dispute

Parliament Of Belgium Dissolved   Action Taken In Attempt To Settle Crisis Qver Leanald

PARLIAMENT IS DISSOLVED IN BELGIUM   Weeks of Negotiations Over Return of Exiled King Leopold to Throne End in Failure.   NEW ELECTIONS WITHIN 40 DAYS   Socialists and Liberals Oppose Leopold Reign; Catholic Social Christians Back Monarch.

New Belgian Voting Due Over King   Parliament Dissolved After Long Attempt to Settle Dispute

Attempt To Solve Crisis Over Kingship   Legislative Elections To Follow Within Next 40 Days

Belgians Disolve Parliament, Hold Elections Soon   Fate of Exiled King To Be Decided by New Parliament

Belgium To Vote Again On King Leopold   Parliament Dissolved; Will Hold Election Within 40 Days

—DEADLOCK— Belgium To Voteon King Agair   PARLIAMENT IS DISSOLVED

Elections Within 40 Days— —  Dissolve Belgian Parliament In Effort to Solve King Crisis

Parliament Quits On Leopold Issue   Legislative Elections Follow Within 40 Days Or Clear-Cut Dispute

BELGIUM 10 GET NEW PARLIAMEN]   Dissolution Decree Is Announced at Brussels

 FOPOLD’S FATE IS UP TO VOTERS   Belgium Parliament Dissolved; Elections Slated For June 4

BELGIAN PARLIAMENT DISSOLVES   Attempt Made te Solve Crisis Over Exiled King.

Belgium Sets Election Date   Parliament Dissolved Afters Six Weeks” Deadlock-or King Leapold.

Belgians to Vote Again on Leopold  Parliament Dissolved After Breakdown of Proposed Compromise

BELGIAN CRISIS REACHES PEAK   Parliament Dissolved In Attempt To Settle Dispute Over King.

South Koreans Cheek Assault By Communists   UN Rridgehead Secured: Battlefront Is Paralyzed By Near Zero Weather

South Koreans Get Beachhead   Parka-Clad Marines Push over Ice, Snow on Central Front

Winter Freezes Allied Advance in North Korea   Troops of Both Sides spend Most of Time Trvina to Keep Warm.

Cold Paralyzes Front in Korea   Old Man Winter Holds War in His Grip With Opposing Armies Spending Most of Their Time Trying to Keep Warm—Gls Reported Unprepared.   LIGHT FIGHTING OCCURS

 Korean War: °  NEAR ZERO WEATHER CATCHES AMERICAN TROOPS. UNPREPARED

North Koreans Crack Open Wide Gap In  Allied Northern Wall  U. S. Charges Soviet With — _ Participation In Korean War Says Russian Pilot Shot Down by U. N.

Truman Acts Next Week in Rail Dispute  ¥   Expected to Appoint . Emergency Board to Head Off Walkout

Coal Talks Sall Remain Deadlocked   Cooling Off Period   Truman to Delay Rail Strike for 60 Days

Truman in Effect Delays Rail Strike  Creates Emergency Board to Probe Issue

TRUMAN TO ACT IN RALL DISPUTE   WILL NAME FACT-FINDERSTHIS WILL FORCE POSTPONEMENT OF sTRIKE.

Board in Rail Strike Is Seen   Tieup to Come Off in Nation on Monday

Truman To Act In Rail Threat   President To Set Up Ar Emergency Board To Avert Strike.

Truman May Create Board in Rail Strike   Brotherhood Calls Walkout on Monday; Refuse Arbitration

President Scheduled fo Create Emergenc’ Board fo Avert Nation-Wide Rail Strike

President Expected to \Create Emergency Board lTo Head Off Rail Strike

Truman Acts To Stave Off Railroad Strike   Emergency Board Expects to Delay Walkout 60 Days

TRUMAN TO HALT RAILROAD TIEUF   ‘Plans to Create Emergency  Board Before Weekend

Chiang Forces Report Routing Of 100. Well-Armed Communist Junks  Nationalist Warships Used In Action And Most Of Red Ships Sent To Bottom Banth OF Shanahan:

Nationalist Ships Rout Red Fleets   Chiang Calis On China’s Youth To Rescue Country

Victory Claimed By Nationalists In Chinese War   Say Scores Of Armed Red Junks Sunk In Running Fight South Of Shanghai

CHIANG KALSHEK DEMANDS ‘DEATH FOR COMMUNIST:   Nationalist Warships Rout Red Junks In Battle Near  ihanahai

CHINESE ROUT RED ARMADA   Nationalists Sink Many  Vessels En Route To Hainan

Chiang Claims 100 Armed Red Junks Routed   Nationalist Planes Hunt Invaders of Hainan Island

PROBE OPENS IN FATAL PNG TRAIN WRECK   Spirit of St. Louis kngineer Admits He Failed to Reduce Speed Sufficiently.

Troop Train Engineer Admits Failure To Slow Enough On Danger Signal

Failure To Cut Speed Admiliee  Diesel Pilot Tells  Euanmte of Smashun

Truman Back in Washington After Foreign Policy Talk  Warns Russia Free  World Is Ready to

NO SETTLEMENT IN RAIL STRIKE   SWITCHMEN ARE IDL. FOR FIFTH DAY AS DISPUTE CONTINUES

(0,000 Trying To Push 45 Miles Without Aerial Support   EIGHTH ARMY SETS UP DEFENSE LINE

Marines and Infantry Face Harder Going As They Enter Rugged Chinese-Held Valley

Americans Are Trying To Reach East Coast   Face 40 More Miles of Road Lined by Hordes Of Red Chinese

FLORA JUDGING TEAM WINS STATE TOP HONORS   Delphi Second In Crops

Bill Introduced To Freeze Men   New Legislation Is Liberalizing Policy

FOR MILITARY FREEZE   Legislation for This Action is Introduced in Congress

Cast Votes In Egypt   - Farouk May Feel Dis- pleasure of People Over Latest Romance

Premature Baby, Snatched From Hospital, ls Found; Young Waman Charged

Baby Kidnaped Month Ago Is Found Thriving in Home-Made Incubator

Baby Stolen Month Ago Found Safe   Kidnaper Had Kept Premature Infant In Crude Incubator

KIDNAPED BABY TS FOUND ALIVE, WELL IN HOTEL   Premature Negro Tot Is Returned To Mother After Month Hunt

Premature Baby Thrives in Improvised Incubator   Tot Feared Dead, Is Found Alive

Stolen Incubator Baby Found Thriving Under Care of Her Accused Kidnaper

Midget Driver Gravely Hurt At Local Track  Adolph Bitowt, 42,  Se ee a   Adolph Bitowt, 42, Is Injured Saturday Night

Midget Driver Gravely Hurt At Local Track  Adolph Bitowt, 42, Is Injured Saturday Might

West Asks For POW Check   U.S. Says Russia Did Not Release Truth About Germans

Ask Russia To  Check Prisoners   Whereabouts of German War Prisoners Is Mystery To World

GUARD AGAINST VIOLENCE ON PICKET LINE   Misunderstanding Between Two Union Groups Is Cause of Incident

Veterans Receive Their Initial Refunds in Day's Mail   Distribution Will Be At Planned Rate of About Million Weekly

Czechs ‘Anriounce Arrest of 2 U.S.  Mission Workers   Mormon Missionaries Held For Attempting To Enter   A ‘Prohibited Area’

Czechs Seize Missionaries   2 Missing Mormons Hel For ‘Tnvestioation’

INSIDE READING   Federal Public Health Panel Further Cites ‘False Economy’

Truman Set To Announce ‘Emergency’   Marshall Discloses President Studying Defense Hike Move

Consider Need Of Emergency  Declaration   Marshall Reveals Truman Studying Urgency of Galvanizing Defenses

37 Year Old Woman Evens Count on Family With Birth of 16th Child

KKK KOREA ANNOUNCES MOP-UE OF COMUNIST-TRAINED — GUERRILLAS COMPLETED

9 Fatal N. E. Auto Mishaps   Two Other Deaths From + Drowning Occur During  Course of Week-End.

6 Drownings; 2 Auto Death:   Total of Eight Fatal Mis‘haps Oceur in New England Over Week-End.

Early Leak iin Atom Project   Hear Testimony That “Private Citizen” Knew of Plans As Early As 1943.

Uranium Sale To Soviets  Back in News  Dr. Philip L. Merritt States Boris Pregel Knew About A-Bomt

Says: Rights of U.S. to Uranium Were Violated  AEC Officer Charges Atomic Matter Sold To Russia in 1943

Traffic Tops List Again With 13 Fatal Accidents   Heat Prostration Blamed For Death of Cincinnatian Trappec In Oil Tank For 30 Minutes

How Time Flies! ‘Buzzie’ Roosevelt, Familiar White House Darling, Engaged

Citations for Contempt Laid Before D. A.'s  Federal Prosecutors Given Cases After

Major Defendant Pleads Guilty In Czech Spy Trial  Communist-Dominated Country Tries To Link U, §. Envoy to Espionage Case

Budget Cut Wins Support   Big Department Heads Cooperative, Finance Chiefs Sav

END RECOUNT FIGHT  Connecticut Election Gives Demo crats 49-47 Edge in Senate

‘Housing Agency To Ask ‘Congress ‘Nod On Billion Dollar Defense Plan

Will Ask Congress For Housing Grant   Pian Is to Spend Billion: for Home Building in Defense Areas

100,000 U.N. TROOPS FACE COMMUNISTS; MACARTHUR LANDS IN NORTH KOREA

Lentz, Pal Acquitted in Tamper Case   Howser’s Ex-Aides Cleared by Jury After Three Hours

Four Children Killed, 35 Injured When Truck Upsets, Trapping Them

U.S. To Reveal: ‘Action It Seeks From U.N. Body   Council, Members Serk Po Effect Red Withdrawal ‘In “Hash’’ Negotiations

U. S. GIVES DEMANDS T0 U.N. TODAY   Will Disclose What Action it Wants Assembly to Take Against the Chinese Communists.   "BEHIND THE SCENES NEGOTIATIONS ON   Amazing Secrecy Veils Talks With Delegates; Request for Force to Oust Chinese Predicted.

Hurried Parleys Of U.N. Leaders Indicate ‘Deal’   Chinese. ‘Delegate Talks with Lie; India Head Active

Chinese Red Delegate to UN Mee Confers With Lie in Bid to Find Solution to Korean Crisis

ConferOn. UN Role In Crisis   Austin Flies To. Meet ~ With Acheson; Red  : China Delegate - ‘In  Session: With Lie

SECRET DIPLOMAT PARLEYS ON KOREA   U. N. Secretary Genera! Meets With Red China Delegate   ‘LOCK-LIPPED SILENCE

Chinese Delegate Meets with Lie  Conference Believed   Conference Believed Aimed at Attempt To Solve War Crisis

Austin Called To War Parley With Acheson   Delegate Reports as. Chinese Enyoy, Lie Confer on Crisis

UNITED NATIONS DEBATE ACTION   SECRET CONFERENCES DISCUSS PLANS FOR KOREAN SITUATION

U.N. Abuzz With Secret Talks on Korea   Lie Confers With Chinese: Austin Called to Capital

lLie Talks to Red Chino Delegate In Attempt for Solution to Korea

Expect U. S. To Outline UN Action .  Delegates Hold Secret Parley on  Korean Question

China Red Delegate Confers With UN Secretary General   American Representative Is Summoned To Washinaten for Parley With Acheson

UN. Trying To Talk Chinese Out Of Korea   Secret Parleys Bloom in Desperate Effort to Halt - Spread of War

TT OWN Go cccsee Comers!   U.N: Secretary ‘Genera Meets With Red China Delegate   LOCK-LIPPED SILENCE

China Envoy Talks To Lie About Crisis   Austin Flies to Confer With Acheson After U. N. Secret Parleys

China Delegate Meets With Lie For Closed Tall   Austin, Gross Report to Acheson On Korean Parleys

Red Delegate. UN Secretary Discuss Crisis   Austin Reports Results o Secret Allied Parley  To Acheson

Secrecy Marks U.N. Parleys on Chinese Problem  Lie Has Meetings With Red; Austin

Chinese Reds in Secret Huddle ‘With Aide to Secretary of U. N.   NO WAR WITH CHINA MINISTERS AGREE

Iryave Lie Talks With Chinese Rec   U.N. Official Plans Conferences in Effor to End Korean Crisis

CHINA ENVOY CONFERS WITH TRYGVE LIE   Austin And Gross Fly To Washington  For Consultations

Peace Talks Under Way At U.N. Meeting   Austin Called To Washington For Talks With Acheson;  Th epee fe Seema Mos

Secret United Nations Parleys Seek Solution of Korean Crisis   Trygve Lie Confers With Chinese Delegate, Russia’s Malik Meets Executive Assistant; U.S. to Reveal Recommendations for AeROR

Chinese Confer With Chiefs of United Nation:   Acheson Calls in Austin, Gross for Consultations

Phone Workers _ Start Walkout   Scheduled Strike of 37,000 Employes Could Cripple Entire U. §. Network

Peace Outlook Termed Bright   President Takes Optimistic-View Of Tense World Situation

LIBERALIZED "DP MEASURE BECOMES LAV  Measure Will Permi   Measure Will Permit Larger Number of European Refugee: to Enter U. S.

vited Troops Dats Up Dinner  indianapolis Hosts Left Disappointed

SIX PASSENGERS ARE KILLED AS GUNS RAKE SHIP   Nationalist Warships Pound Blockade Runner Off Hong Kong — Six Other Persons Wounded.

Six Persons Killed When British Ship ls Attacked By Chinese Nationalists

Six Passengers Killed ‘by Nationalist Fire on British Blockade Runner

CHINESE KILL 6 ON BRITISH SHIP   Six Others Wounded When Nationalist Warships Open Fire

Disappears From  Ann Arbor Dorm   Search. Extends. Across U.S.; Discount Love Angle -

JERI LOU ELY IS OBJECT OF WIDE SEARCH   Disappeared From College Campus At Ann Arbor On Monday

HOUSE TO PROBE FAKE PASSPORTS   Launches Inquiry Into Communist Activities

Mississippi Nears Crest In Cairo District To Ease Threat Somewhat

River Crest Eases Toward Cairo Today   Floodway Near New Madrid May Not Be Flaoded

Mississippi May Crest Soon, Cut Danger of Flood   Top Reading Tonight At Cairo Would Save Land. in Missouri

Draft Extension   Vinson Predicts Ap: proval On Basis of World Situation

Draft Extension Bill Weighed   Amendments May Cut President’s Power

U.S. Draft. Regulation" Might Soon Be Extended   International Worry May Make Committee Approve Amendments

MINE UNION IS ABSOLVED OF CONTEMPT   Ruling Stuns Court Room Spectators; Hint U. S. Mine Seizure Near

Workers, Not Union, Cause Coal Walkout   Rising Crisis May Force Truman Inte Seivure OF Mines

Holds UMW Not to Blame ‘For Strike .   Truman Has Plans Drawn Up For Seizing Coal Mines

Temperatures   Ruling Dashes Hope of Quick Return to Pits   Talk of Mine Seizure Spreads in Congress After Keech Declares . Government. Failed to Prove Case

Judge Renders Surprise Verdict In Two Minutes  Keech Holds UMW   Keech Holds UMW ‘Not Guilty’ on Both Civil, Criminal Counts

Truman Set For Seizure Gf Coal Pits   Officers Have Done Best in Uraqing Work

UMW Innocent Of Contempt Charges   Federal Judge In Ruling Favoring Coal Miners.

Union's Lack Of Good Faith Not Proven, Claim   Keech Cites Weaknes: In Evidence; Mines Seizure Rumored

Mine Seizure By Government ‘Seen Imminent   Judge Keech Holds Union  Not Guilty On Both Fed eral Charges; Draw Plans  For Taking Qver Pits

Ruling Surprise In View of Two: Previous Cases.   Government May Seize Mines if .Strike Not Settled Quickly is

Dismisses Criminal And Civil Charges As Not Proved on Record   Agree With Union Contention That Organization Was Not Responsible For Failine to Obey Back-to-Work Order

Court Is Stunned As Judge Keech xeveals Verdict   Says He “Found On The Record” Charges Were Not Supported

Not Guilty — Of Contempt   Judge Helds Charges of Contempt of Back to Work Order Not Supported

Union Acquitted on Both Charges   Governor Duff Proclaims “Serious Public Emergency” in State Due ta Strike.

Union Found Innocent Of Contempt   Judge’s Ruling Stuns U.S Prosecutors; Truman May Order Mines Seized

Judge Rules Union Did — All It Could   No Evidence of Contempt, says Keech;. Seizure a Possibility As Next Federal Step

Judge Gives Verdict Of ‘Not Guilty’   Judge R. B. Keech Says Government’s  Contempt Charges Not Supported

Judge Rules U. S. Charges Lack Support  Decision Has Stunning Surprise On Court Room

Surprise Decision Stuns Court Room   Seizure Step by Government Seen; Truman Confirms Plans Drawn Up

Plan For Seizure Of Coal Mines Drawn, Truman Says   Rumor Thot Draft Would  Be Put In Action If Strike Does Not En@ify Next Week

Union Not Responsible, Judge Says  Government May Seize Mines Now.

United Mine Workers Ruled Not Guilty On Both Civil And Criminal Charges—Labor Organization On Two Previous Occasions Had Been Held Guilty And Compelled To Pay Fines Aggregating $2,130,000 —Early Federal Seizure Of Mines Expected

Verdict Stuns Crowd in Court Today   Seizure of Nation’s Mines Indicated As Only Step Left

Cleared Of Both Criminal, Civil Contemot Counts   Draft Of Plans For Mine Seizure Has Been Drawn

 —SETBACK— Verdict Comes as Surprise   PLANS DRAFTED TO GRAB PITS

Found Innocent Of Contempt in Unended Strike   Surprise Decision Based on Evidence And Not Conjecture

Judge Rules Union Not Responsible   Court Says Leaders Not At Fault In Continuing CoalTieup

Mine Union Is Found Innocent; Seizure Hinted   Truman Says U.S. Ready To Take Over Operation Of Pits

Judge Clears Union for Disobedience   Federal Seizure Looms Next— Truman Plan Ready

Action Boosts Prospects of Mine Seizure   Decision by Federal Judge Keech Is Stunning Surprise; Rules Charges Not Supported

Uncle Sam May Turn To Seizure of Mines   Decision Leaves Government Without Any Apparent Ready Weapon to Enforce Court’s Order to Get Coal Production Needed to Head Off Industrial Breakdown

Truman Says No Measures To Be Taken Until Later    Judge Keech Might Decide Union Case In Matter Of Hours

United Mine Workers Win Contempt Case; ‘Not Guilty’ of Civil or Criminal Charaes   Government's Petition Not Supported, Judge Keech Finds; Seizure of Mines Seen as Next Possible Move by U. S.

Judge Finds UMW Is Innocent of Both Civil and Criminal Charges   Government Failed to Submit Supporting __ Evidence, Jurist Says; Truman Reported Preparing to Ask Congress for Seizure Power

BOTH CHARGES IN COAL CASE ARE UNPROVED   Seizure of Mines By President Seen As Possibility Now

FEDERAL JUDGE CLEARS LEADERS IN COAL RULING   Contempt Charge Fails  s Truman Admits  Plans To Seize  Mines Are Draft * ed—Shows No Hurry To Use Them.

Keech Rules U. S. Failed to Prove U.M.W. is Guilty  No Evidence That 2 Pe eee wer te OO   No Evidence That Union Failed to Obey His Order

Verdict Stuns Court Room; U.S. May Seize MinesSoonNow   Truman Confirms Report Plans Drawn Up  for Action

U. 5. Withe. Ready Weapon fo Back Order   Congress Talks Anew of Seizing Mines as Next Step Is Planned

Judge Rules for U.M.W.   Decision That Union Not Responsible for Strike Surprise: Seizure Looms

Record Differs From That Of 1948 Contempt Case That Cost Union Millions In Fines

Not Guilty’ Decision Given by Federal Juage Keech in Both Civil and Crimina! Case

Surprise Ruling Claims Contempt Action Not Proved  Seizure of Mines Now Indicated as Lact Daccishility

Union Is Found Innocent of Contempt Charges   Judge’s Decision Is Blow to Government's Hope for Mine Work.

Judge Rules U.S. Charges Against Defiant Strikers Are Not Supported; Government Unable to Enforce Ban

President Did Not Indicate ‘When or How Plan Would Be Put Into Effect in Coal Crisis

Keech Decision Proves Surprise To Court Crowd   Truman Confirms Report Administration Ready To Effect Mine Seizure

Government Hope To End Strike Fades  Rules Charges Not Supported

Coal Union “Not Guilty’ Judge Rules   Decision Surprise To Crowded Court Room

Judge Declares Government Failed To Make Case: Mine Seizure Seen

Truman Admits Mine Seizure  Plans of US.   Government Reported Ready to Act Early Next Week if Other Peace Efforts Fail

New Talks of Seizure of  Mines Heard   Injunctions May Be Sought Against Individual Locals

Expect Truman Seizure Order Over Weekend   Surprise Decision Puts Crisis Action Up To White House

Verdict of ‘Not Guilty’ Announced Today; Union Not Held Responsible for Refusal To Work.  SEIZURE PLANS ARE READY, TRUMAN SAYS

Announces Verdict of “Not Guilty” on Both Civil and Criminal Allegations Which He Says Were Not Supported —Union Had Contended it Was Not Responsible for Refusal of Members to Resume Work, Contending They Quit by Individual Decision.   RULING PROVES SURPRISE

SEIZURE PLANS ARE DRAWN UF   Decision in Federal ‘Court Leaves Gov't No ‘Weapon to Enforce Order ite Mine Coal. el   MAY SEEK WRITS AGAINST LOCALS   Judge Declares That Good. Faith of Union’s Work ~ Order Not Disproved: by Evidence.

Diggers Acted  - On Their Own,  Keech’s Ruling UMW Not to Blame For Work Refusal

Va. Assembly Moves Into Its Pressure Period   Today Deadline For New Bills

Assemblymen Now At Time Of Pressure  Near Finale   Rent Decontrol Bill Among Main Issues; School Voting Faced

Final Big Battle Looms— —~™tS Two Allied Force: Nearing Red Capita.

yorocy D AT ‘Ss SESSION O OF OUR   Morrisv’ ille Brothers Tolc _ By Court to Arrange For Support of Mother   King Farms Worker is Or: dered To Move Out of State and To Keep Out

108 Rescued In Ship Blaze   Danish Vessel Saved By Hereice Crewmen

108 Passengers Flee Burning Shit   Take to Lifeboats - For Safety; Picked Up by Liner

Six Red Guerrillas Slip Through Lines in Korea   Communists Sneak Behind Negro Troops By Blacking Face And Leading Prisoners

Reds Pierce Negroes’ Line Buy Blacking Their Faces   Stiffening American Defenses tincet Red Korea's Timetable

i ..Germans Used: Stunt. First 0.0... ;  ‘Korean Guerillas Use Blackface Disguise to Slip Through Lines

But "That Ain't Superman”  North Korean Guerillas Use Black-face !n Infiltrations

Discussion Gets Down to Money Terms For-Strike Settlement; Spokesmen for Northern, Illinois and Captive Mines Take Part. Southerners Are Absent

Many More Candidates File Expense Records as Thursday Deadline Nears

All Candidates File Expenses  Persons Who Sought Nominations in May Primary List Costs

Senate Aarees To a Test Vote On Rent Bill   Motion to Send It Back to Committee Ends Long Session   Texas Still Has Most Broadcasting Outlets

Truman Signs Repealer Bill  on Oleo Taxes   Tax Savings Will Be Passed on to Housewives

ENDS FEDERAL LEVIES AFTER BITTER FIGHT   Colored Product Still Banned in Wisconsin, lowa, Illinois

Congress Will Heed Inflation Plea By Chief   Sen. Maybank Says Bill Will Pass Without Concessions

Truman's Anti-Inflation Controls Appeal Meets Reactions In Congress   Mixed Opinions Meet President’s Request; Maybank, Fulbright Discount Necessity ™, Curh Cammaditv Sneculation At -This Time

‘No Exemptions Key to Controls   ‘Special Privilege’ Hit on All Sides

Truman Asks to Eliminate Concessions   President Appeals for Unhampered Controt Measure

HST Complains Of “Whittling’ On Curb Bill   Maybank Predicts No Single Industry Of Commodity Wil Get Special Favor

Controls Without Special Privilege   Maybank Says Congress To Heed President's  Reauest.

Truman Requests Controls Without Special Privilege   Mixed Reaction In Congress to New Proposal

See Anti-Inflation Control Measure Without ‘Special Privilege’ Grants

TRUMAN PLEA ON CONTROLS STIRS DEBATE   Inflation-Wage-Price Issues Face Vote Test In Senate Monday.

Truman Appeal For Controls Without Restrictions Gets Mixed Reaction

Denounce Special Privilege Measure   ‘Mixed Reaction Over Appeal For Inflation Controls Without Concessions

ECONOMIC CURB PROPOSALS STIR BITTER DISPUTE   Question Of Special Privileges To Some Industries Brings At. tack From Senators,

BACKS COLLEAGUE’S CHARGES  Taft Says McCarthy May Not Prove Case

Gas Escapes in Train Accident  — Third Car Does Not ~ Burn After Accident

PLUMSTEAD FIREMEN'S $4,000 TRUCK READ   Fought One Grass Fire No’ Due to Carelessness   POSTPONE

Kimpo: Arr. Field Won By Marines   Allied. Offensive Kicks Off Along. Entire: Line

SEIZE KIMPO AIRFIELD IN SWIFT DRIVE   MacArthur Seen Gambling To End Korean War At Early Date

GROUP DETERMINED ON DIVIDEND TAX   Committees Insists on 10 Pet. With holding Levy but Simplifies Method of Payment.

Hanever, Pa., Is Hit By Bad Blaze  Is Damaged; Loss Set at $750.000

Hanover, Pa. Is Hit By Bad Blaze   Two Buildings Are Destroyed, Another Is Damaged; Loss Set at $750,000

$750,000 Fire Loss At Hanover   J.C. Penney And Other Properties Damaged; 35 Persons Flee Anartments

$750,000 Fire Sweeps Three Buildings On Hanover Center Square: Local Firemen There

Yankey Given Appeal Ghance  - Will Take Case To U.S. Supreme Court

Drive Aimed At Border Of Manchuria   S. Korean Officer Confers With U. S.  Generals; Few  POWs Being Taken

New Column May Bear Aid for Reds   Counter-Attack Reaches 50 Miles Into Northern Area

Drive Aimed At Border Of Manchuria   © Karean Officer   S. Korean Officer Confers With U.S. Generals; Few  POWs Being Taker

Truman Chide: Congress for Approach  Blames Executive   Blames Executive Branch, Too, in Resources Address

Truman Chide: Congress for Approach   Blames Executive Branch, Too, in Resources Address

The Bridge That Shook the Mathematical Certainty Out of Engineers Is Rebuilt

Judge Labels Angel's Visit ‘Devil's Tacties’ In Salem Chureh Tiff

Polish UN Delegate Resigns, Asks Haven From Reds in United States

Polish Delegate to UN Cuts Ties   Two Czech Diplomats Also Ask Asylum

NAME JUDGES FOR }-€ AWARD   Will Select ‘Man Of Year’ For Distinguished Service Award

Committee . Named For DS Award      Will Select Twin City “Young Man Of Year?

BEATS VETERAN Youthful Red-Head Assured Victory Over J. E. McDonald

White Wins Agriculture Post, Late Returns Show   McDonald Still Silent on Race, Promises Statement Tuesday; Others All Decided

Drop Is Slight In Food Prices   Report Covers Last Weeks of October

Retail Food Prices Dropped Down Four-Tenths Per Cent In. October

Fresh Fruit, Vegetables Slight! Lower  Prices Of Some Foods Drop In Second Half Of October

Food Prices Down 0.4 Percent in October: That Means 40 Cents Saving on $100 Soent

‘Must Clean Own House’ If They Won't, Doctors   If They Won't, Doctors Are Told They Can Expect State to Take Over

Southern Medic Asks Change  Doctors Told to ‘Clean Own ‘House’ or Give Up Freedom

‘Clean House’ Urged For Medical Body   Doctor Makes Plea In Speech at St. Louis Today

Medical Profession Must Cleen House   Southern Assaciation Proxy Warns That the Group fdust Correct Shortcomings Or “Moke Nea Proarecct?

- Leader In Warning  M edical Profession Told  To ‘Clean Its Own House’

Doctors Advised Medical Profession — Must Clean House Or Lose Freedom; Lack Of Self Discipline Also Assailed

Ground Support Air Force Now Major Command   Continental Aviation ls Divided Into Three Equal Groups

Truman Sees War Games al Marine Base   President Pays visit to Quantico Base to Witness Attack On “Enemy” Beach

Drop Predicted In Meat Prices  Better Cuts May Be OLonmnmnae Ra Ball

Expects Meat Prices To Drop This Fall   Livestock Marketing Now At Year's Lowest Level

Meat Price Drop Expected in Fall   GCutpar With Increase in Last Quarter, Is Opinion

Gov't Expects Meat Prices To Decline   Output now at Year’s Low Level, Should Increase In October-December

Prices On Meat Due To Decline This Fall   Agriculture Dept. Believes Pork And Beef To Drop

2 IOWA TOTS DIE IN TRAILER FIRE   Home Destroyed by Blaze Near Ft. Dodge

First Good Meal In Months  Plight of Starving Children Relieved by Kindly Judge

US. Asks UN End ‘Artificial’ Barrier at 38th   One-Sided Defeats Given Soviet Bloe  At Panel Meeting

UN ASSEMBLY HANDS DEFEATS TO RUSS BLOC   Puppet’s Filibuster Attempt Broken In Session

38th Parallel Erasure Askec   U.S. Calls on U.N, To Abolish Barrier

U.S. Asks *Abolition Of Border   Soviet Bloc Goes Down To Defeat In Two Moves

U.S. Calls On UN To Destroy Ko-Red Power. Abolish Line  Austin Says Chance For New Aggression Should Be Removed

WARNS PERIL OF WAR WILL LIE IN REDS   Austin Outlines U. S. Policy in Korea After Russ Twice Defeated.

AUSTIN MAKES DYNAMIC PLEA TOU.N. BODY   Political Committee Holds One of Stormiest Sessions.

U. §. Demands UN Abolish 38th Parallel   Destroy Opportunity for New Attacks, Is Austin’s Plea

Austin Calls on UN to Abolish 38th Parallel, -To Forestall Attacks

MEETS W!TH [MPELLITTER]   Dewey Is Concerned Over New York City  Corruption Charges

PLEA FOR LIGHT ON DEFENSE AIM DENIED SENATOR   State Department Rejects Request For Look At Document Governing Role Of United States Against Communists.

State Dept. Hides Orders ToUS. Envoy:   Senator Is Denied Information on Stand Relating to Formosa

Congress Won't Get Secret File On Formosa Plan  State Department Blocks Attempt T. b......] Dalicg:

Formosa Message ls Kept Secret   State Department Refuses To Divulge Orders To Diplomats

Policy Note Kept Secret   Attitude On Formosa Subject Of Disputes

Directiveon Formosa HeldUp  State Department Has Written OFF Island

Negro Student Who Is Whole Class To Desert University Setup; Wants All That Is Offered In Regular Courses

Workmen's Compensation OK for City   Attorney-General Reverses Ruling; Mexico Included

AIRLINE CREWMEN ON STRIKE TODAY   American Airlines Hit by Nationwide Walkout.

Ground Crewmen Strike Against American Airlines   Nationwide Stoppage Is Started After Bargaining Fails

Rush County Draft Board On Full Time    Mrs. Eckart Alsman, Clerk in Charge of Office, Has Received Word to Send 8 Men August 2.

Lucas Doubts  Session Will Quit July 31 Says Recess Hinges  On Agreement gaf Dawty TF aa.).....

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

WATER RATE BOOSTED   Temporary Increase of Ten Percent Levied in Trumbauersvilile

Price Curbs Delay Asked   ‘Real Impact? Seen Hittine Publie Apri] ]

Delay In Wage, Price Controls  For U. S. Urged   Symington Says. Time Should Be Given For. Curbs To Take Effect

Symi ngton Against Curb On Wages, Prices Now   Tells Senate Banking Committee Present Controls Should Be Given Time To Work First

Pay-Price Curb Delays Sought  Symington Asks More Time   Symington Asks More Time Before Controlling Economy

WANTS TOLET CONTROLS WAIT   Symington Would Delay Wage-Price Curbs For Awhile Yet.

Delay On Fuil Controls Urged   Symington Want More Time On Present Laws

* Symington Thinks Curbs Need Trial   NSRB Tells Congress Controls Sufficient

Official Seeks Test On Curbs  Symington Requests Hold-Off On Controls

CHINESE REDS MAY RECEIVE BID FROM U.N.  General Assembly Will Debate Matter of Inviting Peiping

Lie Will Ask U. S. To Let Reds Enter   He Wants China Commie Unit In For UN Talks If Council Okavs It

Lie to Ask Red Delegation Be Allowed in U.S.   Request to Be Made ‘In Case’ Communist  China Seated in UN

AMERICAN TROOPS PLANT U.N. FLAG ON BANKS OF YALL   Yanks Sweep Through Manchurian Sorder Town and Then Pull Back to Hills to Dig in.   SOUTH KOREANS 15 MILES FROM CHONGJIN   Communists on Northwest Front Continue to Weld Line of Fortified High Points.

EXPECT WAR TO LAST INTO NEXT SPRING.   Yankees Dig In To Defend Frontier On hina elintek Bact ek

Northwest Sector Now Furnishes Only  Border Opposition   United Nations Officers Admit Battle May Continue Into 1951 Despite Lack Of Initiative By Retreating Reds

) Persons Drown In Texas Bayou;  19 Others Perish  Fy e& _   Planes, Trains, Cars Take Heavy Toll Across State

9 Persons Drown In Texas Bayou;  19 Others Perish  Planes, Trains, _ Cars Take Heavy

North Koreans Retreat From Nakteng Front   Americans Drive Four Miles, Gain River's East Bank

Governor Refuses Rent Law Session  Confident Owners Will Use Judgment

Governor Lets Rent Curbs Die  Rennebohm Not To Call Back Legislature

Rent Controls Expire Thursday; Extra Session Now Not Needed, Claim

Not Justified at This Time, Governor Says   Will Watch Landlords to See if Rents Go Out of Bounds, Word

Tests In Two States Hold Attention  Voting in Kansas And Missouri Watched Eagerly

Truman Backing Gets New Test In Missouri  On Senate Choice in Home State

Truman’s Support Power Faces Test, Primary Interest Centers On Missouri

Missouri Primary To Test S trength Of Truman Support In Senate Race

TRUMAN'S HOLD OVER HIS HOME STATE IS: EYED   Missouri Primary Balloting in Spotlight Because ot Chief's Indersement

FOUR STATES ELECT TODAY   Democratic Primary Ir Missouri To Test Truman’s Power

Committee Considers Bill... . ee     Legislators Study  Cotton Cut Limits

American Soldiers T estify Three  Of Their Buddies Were Thrown Into Roaring Fire While Alive

American Soldiers Tell of Seeing Reds Throw Their Buddies Into Roarina Fire

3 CAPTURED YANKS THROWN INTO FIRE   AMERICANS BURNED TO DEATH BY KOREAN REDS — ONE HAD BEEN WOUNDED.

GI's Tell Of Seeing Reds Throw Captive Americans, Alive, Into Roaring Fire

—THEIR LATEST ATROCITY— North Koreans Throw GPs Into Roaring Fire

Good Afternoon! In Today's Journal      American Soldiers Become. Human Torches At The Hands Of Red Captors Gls Are Tossed Into Roaring Flames

3 Yanks Thrown Into Roaring Fire In Latest Of Korean Red Atracitice

Captors Make ~ Human Torcies Of Three Yanks  Rede Throw Weaundec

GIs Tell of More Grisly  Red Atrocities   Testify Three Prisoners Were Thrown into Fire. Built for the Purpose

Gls Tell Grisley Tale Of Buddies Thrown In Roaring Fire By Communist Captors

Saw Buddies Thrown Into Roaring Fire   Soldiers Tell Of Fire Atrocity By Communists

HOME  EDITION  {Cour Editions Ceily)   Reds Hurl Captives to Death in Flames

Red Atrocities Reach New High  ee American Soldiers T, estify Red Koreans Threw Their Buddies Into Roaring Fire

OFFICERS PROBE LATEST ATROCITY —  Soldiers Testify Korean Reds Murdered Three Gls In Bonfire

Korean Reds Burn 3 Americans, Is Witnesses’ Report.   Yank Sergeant Also Tells How Comrades Were Tossed Into Big Tehave

“lore North Aorean Atrocities  we EERIE REE CCILES  Three Wounded GI's Thrown Into Fire by Communist Captors

Saw Reds Throw  Captives in Fire  First Man Wounded, Inquiry Board Told

Hurl Soldiers Into Flames   Three Americans Were Used as Human Torches

GI's Burned Alive by Reds, Soldiers Say   Three Prisoners Said To Have Been Thrown Into Roaring Fire by  North Korean Captors

More North Korean Atrocities ne TET nee a nneenemannnmmannemmantnennal  Three Wounded GPs Thrown Into Fire by Communist Captors

Report Three U. S. Soldiers Thrown Into Fire By North Korean Captors

American Soldier Tells How Enemy Tossed His Buddies Into Bonfire

U. S. Soldiers Testify Three of Their Buddies Used By Reds As Human Torches

North Koreans Toss Wounded GI’ s Into Fire When Command Post Is Overrun

U. 5. SOLDIERS PUT INTO FIRE   Grisly Tale Of Latest Red Atrocities Brought To Light

Gls Tell How Reds Burned Buddies Alive  Americans Watch Grisly Atrocities E

Govt. Moves To Prevent Inflation   Federal Reserve Board Approves Rise in Discount Rate.

Govt Moves To Halt Drift Toward Inflation  Approves Raise In Bank Discount Rate, Lifts Ceiling On Federal Bond Purchases

Two Major Moves To Halt Inflation Are Defense Acts   Federal Reserve OKs Rise in Discount Rate;  Hike Bond Purchase Limit

Anti-Inflation Moves Initiated  _ FRB Approves Raise  In Discount Rate

Three Girls Die  In Monroe Fire   Mather’s Condition Considered Critical

MILD WEEK-END IS PREDICTED   Temperature Expected Tc Rise To 34 High On Saturday

Western Nations Line Up with UN  MacArthur To Head Cambined Farces

UN NATIONS KEEP LINING UP WITH U.S. POLICY   Eight Others To Send Military Aid to Korea

Dulff, Fine Meet Today to Map Out Plans For Future   Both GOP Winners Leave Soon for Vacation  In Florida

Duff, Fine List First Meeting   Get Together Today In Harrisburg

AUTOMATIC PRICE CURB PLAN LOSES   Expect to Pass Measure Giving Truman Power to Impose Controls.

House Defeats A  Control Proposal   Hope To Vote On Standby Wage-Price Pian For Presiaent lomorrow

Administration Seeks To Dispel Objections To Ratifying United Nations Anti-Genocide Compact On Unconstitutionality Grounds

ChinaCharges Lie Plan Is Help fo Reds   ‘Peace’ Pragram for U.N. Would Spread Communism in Asia

Lie Program Stirs China, U. 5. Protest   Efforts to Seat Red Delegates Termed Futile

New Marine Landing Reported at Wonsan   Sporadic Fighting Is Reported As Allies Continue Pursuit of Enemy Towards Border.

Many Issues Lure Voters In Kansas ©   Besides Electing New Officials Many Cities Will Vote On Special Pronositions Tomorroy

Break Seen In Costly Deadlock   Country's Coal Supplies Fall To 8-Day Average

Reds Treat Negroes With Contempt  Narvth Karoane Rosard Cantarved White Officer Aa Eaval

ENEMY DISDAINS NEGROES Young Texan Flees Reds — After Fabulous Adventure

Woman Red Kills Prisoners  Survivors Tell Story Of Deliberate Murder   Texan Escapes Captors; Taken Alona on Attacks

GI Prisoner Tells About  Treatment  Says Communists Treated Negroes With. ‘Contemot °

Bozeman Lieutenant Helps Lead 300 Stranded Infantrymen to Safety

NESTERN ALLIES’ Ht ARE WILLING TO: 0 ISCUSS ISSUES   Russia Asked To Seek ‘Means Of Easing World’s  “Serious Tension”   LITTLE PROSPECT OF FAVORABLE ANSWER

Bluntly Blame Russia for  World Tension   Big Three Propose New Meeting With Soviet Union

Western Powers Bluntly Reject Soviet Bid For Parley On Rearming Of Reich Alone, But Will Gladly Discuss Global Strife

Western Powers Propose Meeting With Russ to Ease World ‘Tension’

Western Powers Propose Meeting   Little Optimism Evident In Reply To Reds

New Meeting Proposed On World Crisis   U.S., Britain And France Blame Russia For Tension

‘ANTIDOTE FOR TENSION  _ West Powers Ask Russ For Bie Four Parley

West Proposes Big Four Meet  Would Ease Tension  Pere  ees Fae Fear

Talks With Soviet To Ease ‘Tension’  Sought By ‘Big 3’   New York Meet Asked To Discuss All  Rio Tleanec

West Formally Invites Russia To New Big 4 Discussions  1 coo.   U. S., France, Britain Send Identical Notes, Blame Reds For World Tension

Western Powers Propose To Russia New Meeting OF  Bie 4 Foreign Ministers

Services Held Today For Mrs. G. F. Peavler Who Died Friday Night

POLICE SEEK MANAGER OF FIGHT CHAMP   “Blinky” Palermo, Manager of Ike Williams, Wanted After Gun Battle.

MRS. F.D.R. HITS SUIT OF TRUSTEES   Action Is Filed to Determine ff President Died a Soldier

RooseveltsRenounce Claims on TaxAction, If Proved FDR Died asSoldier, Not Civilian

POLICE CAR STOLEN BY COP KILLER Michigan Police Recapture Escaped Prisoner In Chase

LIFER STEALS AUTO: FLEES POLICE CONVOY   Was Being Transferred Te Jackson From Prison At Marauette

Fleeing Prisoner Taken by Police   State Troopers Engage in Chase

See Agreement Near on Billion-Dollar Cut. In Excise Taxes. and Method to Offset It.

Tax Bill Is About Ready   Demos Believe President Will Appreve Measure

Finn Reply To Russia  Is Readied  Charce Peace Pac   Charge Peace Pact Violated Is Gravely Received

Finland Preparing Prompt Reply to Soviet Charges That Country Is Harboring ‘More Than 300 Russian War Prisoners

Finland Accused Of Harboring Red War Criminals   Government Preparing Prompt. Answer To The Kremlin Charaes

Finns Prepare ® Answer to Reds   Russians Protest Treaty Violation

Finland Prepare: Prompt Answer To Red Charges   Takes Serious View Of Claim That She Hides War Criminals

REDS ACCUSE FINLAND OF AIDING FOES   Seviet Demands For War Prisoners Return Seen As Peace Threat

Soviet Charge Laid by Finns To Elections   Note Alleges War Criminal Aid,  Causes Concern

Russian Charges Considered Grave; Government Committee Studies Note

Finns Regard Charge Gravely; Russia Makes Accusation to Official

Harboring Criminals Is Charged   Finland Regards New Thrust With Utmost Gravity

Finland Draws Up Answer to Soviet  Kremlin Says Finnish Harboring Criminals

piers to ‘Senile, Dennken’ Charges Ee eres  [Dewey Denies Hittine State Jurists by Remarks

Flora Soldier Shot By Accident   One of Buddies Hit Sgt. Gale Ferguson

“He Asked Me To,” Veteran Tells Police Man Admits "Mercy" Shooting Of Blind. Suffering Brother

Return to Work Monday or Else, Miners Warned  Taft-Hartley Hangs Over Lewis’ Head,  Strike Seems Certain

Ultimatum Is Handed To Lewis   Mine Chief Is Facing Truman Crackdown for Defiant Action

White House Hints Invoking of I-HLaw   Lewis Rejects Truce, Gives Nod and Wink to Close Coal Pits

President Due . To Invoke 1-H Law by Monday   Lewis Receives New Ultimatum; Miners Defiant

Throughout America and Around the World Americans Offering Thanks for Blessinas

Turkey Takes His Annual Curtain Call Despite War. Taxes and Death

Abundance of Good Food Marks America’s Annual Thanksgiving Ceremonies

Turkey Taking His Annual Curtain Call Today in Spite of War, Taxes and Death

Citizens Boast  Keystone State  Has Everything Week-Long Tour Of  Special Train To Highlight Festivities

Arsenal of Democracy ...  “Pennsylvania Week,’ Devoted To Praise of Commonwealth, Opens

ee —  )RSERVANCE OPENS “IN PENNSYLVANIA   ith Annual Celebratior Launched To Call World’: attention To Greatness O1 Keystone State

HER 20 LOST      Freighter Believed Sunk 69 Miles Off Coast of Newfoundland

Making Fall Plane Probe, Acheson Says   Serious But Calm View Taken Of Red Protest

US. DEBATES REPLY T0 REDS   Acheson Says Soviet Air Incident Being Probed Thoroughly.

U. S. Cheeks Red Charges Of Shooting   Official Reply Not Yet Made: Sweden Protests Planes In Air Search

Secretary Says U. S. Is Studying Soviet Protest   Complete Inquiry of Charges Planned by Department, Acheson Declares Today.

Defense Circles Believe Air Incident involved Unarmed Navy Patrol Plane

STORE SALES LEAP UPWARD   Sudden Spurt Comes Just Before Credit Restrictions Applied

Federal Reserve Board Is Expected To List More Anti-Inflation Curbs

Curbs Put On Buying; Sales Soar   25 Percent Increase In Period Prior to Adoption of New Rule

Bradley Urges Congress to Extend Draft  World Situation 2 le Swe g ote Bee = ae   World Situation "Gives Us Little Excuse for Delay”   Tax on Video Sets Rejected

Corn Acreage In County Reduced  FPM Cuts 4,545  A emia Pee Se. 8

U.S. Artillery, Planes Fail To Check Advance   AP Correspondent Sees Trouble If Beachhead Is Strengthened; Report Capital Being Moved

North Koreans Breach Natural Barrier Despite Heavy U. S. Artillery Fire And Plane Attacks—South Korean Government Reported Withdrawing From Taejon—MacArthur’s Communique Says Enemy’s First Division Has Been Crippled

U. S. Force Is Flanked By Invaders   South Koreans Fleeing Taejon To Sawer Site

Estimated 100  Men Reach South Bank; AP Writer Sees Trouble Ahead: Gen. MacArthur  Ieenee Cammuniane

Reds Advance Despite U. S. Artillery Fire   North Koreans Make More Gains in South

Mediation Board Seeks fo End Switchmen Strike  Five Western Rails Are Affected by The Union Walkout

Rail Strike — End Sought; 32,000 Out   Milk And Bread Walkouts Also Still In Effect

Railroads and Union Dig In As Strike on Five Lines Continues  Strike Into Second Day As Mediators Work for Settlement

Switchmen Strike On Five Railroads   Traffic Stopped on Four Western Lines

GM BowstoU. S. on Dec. 1 Prices   Dealers Will Make Rebates on ‘51 Cars

TAGS OF DEC. 1 : G. M. Bows to U. S., Rolls ~ Back Prices, Lifts Ban

Hope fo Agree On Compromise Controls Bill   House Banking Committee Called Into Session for Maonday to Discuss Prorram

HOUSE PLANS NEW ATTEMPT ON CONTROLS   Banking Committee to Meet Monday In Effort to Work Out Program.

House Will Try to Set Controls  Price, Rationing,   Price, Rationing, Wage Control Discussions to Continue Menday

House Set To Draft Compromise Action On Wage-Price Curb   Banking Committee To Try Monday for Agreement on Economic Controls Measure

Compromise Control Plan is Desired   Democrats And Republi. cans Get Together To Work Out Price-WageRation Plan.

House Tries to Untangle Price-Rationing Jumble; Seek Compromise Plan

Pay, Rationing Bill Entangled   Compromise Measure May Be Drafted At Special Conference Monday

Sen. Tydings Will Call Special Meet   ‘Espionage’ Agent Charge By McCarthy Will Be Studied

Hearing Ordered On McCarthy's Latest Red Claim   He Says Soviet's Top Spy Agent Connectec With State Division

Hunger Just Another Chapter In The __ Two-Year Tragedy Of Miner's Family

Miner's Family Has Surplus of Tough Luck, Just About Everyone in Town Pitches in fo Help Ouf

Hard-Pressed Neighbors Give What They Can Spare To Hel p Striking Coal Miner’s Family

DEFIANCE SEEN BY GREEN IN STRIKE   Did You Have A Bit Of Trouble This Morning?

Mining Town Pitches In Despite Strike To Aid Folks Plagued Again By Traged:

Hard Luck Stalks Miner’s Family  Man. ‘Wile And 3 Childre: nl ‘Kia Solely On Batatne Ms

United Nations Forces Dig In Against Big Red Surge   Head of Intelligence Section Under Gen. MacArthur Indicates Atom Bomb May Not be Necessary To Halt China’s Aggression

BOMB MAY NOT BE NEEDEL IS INDICATED.   Gen. MacArthur's. Intelligence - Chief Not ‘Prepared to "Accept This As ‘Desperate Situation  ; _ Calling’ for. erate Measure

BOMB MAY NOT BE NEEDED IS INDICATED   Gen. MoecArthur's : Intelligence Chiet Not Prépared: to * Accept  . This, Ap... Desperate, Situation. ‘Calling for Desperate Measures,”

Spectacular Gains — Reported In Kore;   United Forces Punch Through Crumbling Red. Lines  —Copitel May Be Overrun Within Three Days— 52-Mile Advance Since Sunday. -

UN Troops Push Rapidly for Red Capital   Breakthrough Appears Near and Forces Meet Neligible Resistance

Closest Column Is Only 30 Miles From Py ongyang— g General Break-Through Appears Jnminent.   ENEMY SUPPLY POINT MENACED BY DRIVE   South Korean Capital Division, Aided by Air Support, Reaches Point  Near Hamhung.

Kighth Army Reports Big Gains Made   UN Forces 30 Miles From Pyongyang as Resistance Dwindles

Big Gains Hit Little  Resistance * Aerial Observers .  ~ Report Capture OF Gatun Be Vant

92-Mile Drive Marked Up By  One Division   Capital Troops Menace Hamhung, Last East Coast Supply Line Of Enemy; North Korean Defenses Are Crumbling

ALLIES 30 MILES FROM CAPITAL   Spotty Red Resistance Powerless to Stem U. N. Assault on Pyongyang

Spectacular Gains Made on All Korean Fronts   Red Resistance Negligible With General Breakthrough Believed Imminent; May Finish War in Weeks.

UN FORCES LESS THAN 30 MILES FROM CAPITAL   South Korean Commaniter Says Men Will Reach City In 3 Days   FALL OF HAMHUNG IS THOUGHT IMMINENT

U.N, Forces Now Only 30 Mi, From City of Pyonovane   South Koreans Spearhead the Drive on North Canital

ALLIES BATTER RED DEFENSES   U.N. Troops Punch Through Crumbling North Korean Lines To Less Than 30 Air Miles of Pyonayana: General Break-Through in Making

General Drive On Pyongyang Seems Likely   Spectacular Gains on All Fronts Reported; Resistance Negligible

Spectacular Gains Made Against Light Resistance   See Man on Pace 16

AT THE FRONT   THE BREATHLESS HOURS OF WAR — BEFORE ATTACK  By Don Whitehead ior Hal Bovle)

The Hours Before Attack and During the Jump-Off Are the Breathless Hours of War

World Awaits Answer from Communist China on Appea For a Cease-Fire in Korea

Peace or War On Chinese Shoulders As World Appeals tor Cease-Fire In Korea

13 Nations Ask Halt At 38th Parallel   Truman And Attlee Expected To Approve Appeal For Cease-Fire Order In Peace Deal.

Canadian Fire Causes Big Loss: Viany Homeless   One-Third of City Is Destroyed; Property Destruction Mounts to $10,000,000,

THIRD OF TOWN RUINED BY FIRE   Lumber Yard Blaze Guts Heart of Small Canadiar City; 900 Homeless.

Struble Sees War Beyond  Christmas  Admiral Cautions   Admiral Cautions Against Optimism In Korean War

DOESNT FEEL OFFENDED Critic Expects No Apology From  Truman For Threatening Letter

Hong Kong Money Market, Sensifive to Wai Reacts Strongly fo Growing Asian Unrest

Canada’s Rail Telegraph Lines Halted  Parliament To Act In Strike

PLAN TO EXTEND AID TO FOREIGN NATIONS READY   Lengthening Period Urged For Marshall Plan  ; Assistance   WESTERN EUROPE IS HELD CRITICAL AREA

Gray Report Recommends Extension Of \Foreiqn Aid After Marshall Plan Ends

Lon e-Awaited G ray Report Crees Vast Extension OF U.S. Foreign Aid Program

Truman Proposes Extension Of Foreigr Aid After Report From Gordon Gray

Big Extension (f Marshall Plan Pronosed   Gray Report Outlines Need For More Help In Western Europe

Vast Extension Of Foreign Aid Plan Suggested   More Marshall Type Help to West Europe High on New Program

Western Europe Defense Object Called Critica   Foreign Aid. Program  Told by Truman

« Gray Repo t ‘Ans.ce.s @-cétion ‘After Ma. shall Plan What?’  Mast Expansion of Foreign Aid Recommended:

President Outlines Plan for Greater Aid Thru Marshall Plan   Report ky Economic Adviser Rates This “Our Most Critical Area”’ in A Security Sense: Cites Objectives

Truman Plans Extension Of Aid Program   More Marshall Type Aid To Western Europe Held Urgent

Truman Endorses Gray Plan For Western Europe and World's Undeveloped Areas

TRUMAN PRAISES GRAY REPORT Major Extension Of America’s _ Foreian Aid Program Proposed

Truman Puts Aid Extension  Before U.S.   President Praises Gra} Report Proposing More Help After ECA. Ends

Communis! Shipping Hard Hit By Raids  30 Big Junks and Many   30 Big Junks and Many Smailer Ones Sunk Near Quemoy

BLASTS WEAKEN SAND UNDER ‘MO’   Shoal in Chesapeake Bay Dynamited in Preparing For Attempt at Refloating

Navy Readies For Co ordinated ‘Dry Run’ In All-Out Attempt T 0 Float Mighty Mo

Dress Kehearsal Navy Blasts Into Shoal Under Big Mo  All-Out Effort Is Expected Thursday

US Navy Rushes Plans To Float The “Big Mo’   Dress Rehearsal! Tuesday May Be The Real Thina

Pennsy Passenger Train Is Derailed  Tragedy Averted By Alert Engineer

U. §. Air Fleet Attacks Reds South of Seoul   Action Smashes New Threat to Battered Yank Ground Forces

Reds’ Attack Units Blasted Out Of Fight   Air Force Hammers North Koreans: Situation Held Improving

Blast North Korea Troops On Key Front   American Lines Stable, General Situation Improves

High-ups Take Sides Over Truman's 'Undignified’ Letter to Music Critic

SUME DEFEND PRESIDENT  Battle Over Truman’s Latest Letter Rages On

LOCATE SPOT WHERE PLANE CRASHED IN LAKE   Parts of Plane And Victims’ Bodies Bob to Surface

Find Bodies, Wreckage of Lost Plane   Divers Stand By, At Benton Harbor

Find Spot Where Airliner Crashed Killing 58 Persons  Portions of Two Bodies Found From Worst Air Disaster

Spot Found Where Airliner Fell In 100 Feet Of Water With 58 Persons

Gary Police Check Story. Of Wanderer   Negro Reports He Js Subject To Mental Blackouts

ACTION COULD LEAD TO FINES AGAINST UMY   East States, Impose Rationing in Try To Save Coal

Misery of War Is Brought Home to Korean Civilians Who Lose Homes

Court Rules New Trial in Iowa Slaying   Sets Aside Life Sentence, Given Jowa Falis Man

NATIONALIST CHINA TO CEASE ATTACKS   ‘Chiang's Forces Ordered to Hal Operations in Accordance With UL. S. Re juest.

Small Spearhead Barrelled Through Villages at 35 Miles an Hour to Link Up Yank Beachhead Forces

MeNEEFT ‘ORLIGATET   WENT BARRELING ALONG  Tank GI Describes Link Up of Forces

Government Is Vindicated By Grand Jurors   Probers Lauded, Discharged After 18-Month Session

Amerasia Jurors OK U. S. Action   State Department's Precautions Rapped

Clay County Committee  Talks Today   Willis Smith To Accept Case Of Complainants

Clay Chairman Promises Test 9f State Board   McMullan Is Asked For Ruling In Case

/ MacArthur Says War Ending As Paratroopers Close Trap   South Korean Forces Quickiy Link With U. S. Troops Dropped 30 Miles North of Pyonayand

To Block Escape Of Die-Hard Reds And Rescue American Prisoners Of War;MoveComplete Surprise

Jump of 3,000 Yanks Seen by Gen. MacArthur  Surprise Invasion Believed ta Have Trapped Enemy

UN Leader. Claims War N Nearing F End   *Chutists To Block Attempis To Escape  By Commie Troops

Chutists Join’ South Koreans. To Forge Trap   ‘Delay of Jump May Cost Chance to Save POWs Tram Reds’? Hands

General Watches 3,000 Parachute Troops Seal Off Fleeing Reds   PACIFIC AIRLIFT WILL CONTINUE SOMETIME

China Routs Russ Planes   Foe Craft Downed Over Shanghai; New Invasion Is Crushed

Chinese Report Shooting Down Russian Planes   Nationalists Claim Important Air Victory; Invasion Of Hainan Said Repulsec With Heavy Red Losses

CHINA PLANES RAID SHANGHAI   Nationalist Tell of Shooting Down Russian Fighter Craft Over City.

Nationalists ‘Shoot Down’ Red Aircrait   ‘Several’ Commie Planes Hit In Fights Over Shanghai

Nationalists Shoot Down Russ” Planes   Communique Tells Of “Dogfights” Over Shanghai Area

Nationalists Say 1,000 Reds Killed in Another Attempt to Invade Hianan

Free Chinese Fliers Rout Red Planes   Several Aircraft Downed; New Hainar Invasion Smashed

Red Planes Shot Down In Dogfights   China Navy Reports Smashing 2nd Red Hainan Invasion

Tax In Logansport And 11 Other Units Approved By Board   Mayor Muehlhausen Chosen President “of Adjustment Group

Bill Would Benefit GI Home Buyer   Other Provisions Made: House Takes  Up Bill Today

Two Brink Workers Quizzed On Robbery   One Pushed Buzzer That Sounded Alarm In Yault

U.S. Marines Free Pair Of  Battalions   Peking Commies Accuse U, 8S, Of Asian Aggression

North Koreans Pledged Full China Support  Resisting Aocresasian   Resisting Aggression Of U.S. in Orient Is Avowed Aim

Issues Declaration Condemning America As Ageressors 1 Korea and Calling for Chinese  Volunteers to Resist ‘Aggression’ in Orient

Peiping Reds Assert Yanks Plan Invasion   U.S. ‘Aggression’ In Far East Cited; Plea for Volunteers

China Gives Pledge of Aid Against U. S.   Asks For Volunteers Te Resist America In North Korea

U. S. Losing The Cold War Vows Wherry   Senator Levels Blast At Truman’s Administration

Harrison Valley Car Driven Directly in Front of New Jersey Car on Route 6 at Charleston Intersection.

Liquidation Of RFC Is Uroed By Jesse Jones   Former Head Of Agency Writes Senator Fulbright

Jones Asks RFC Agency Liquidated   Says Corporation Being Misused By Loan Policy

Jesse Jones Urges REC Be Junked  Says Big Federal Loan Agency Misused

“SMALL” ATOMIC BOMBS WITH.  TERRIFIC WALLOP DEVELOPED TO BE CARRIED ON JET CRAFT

—GROUNDING— Error Was His Alone, Brown Says   COURT MARTIAL TO FIX PENALTY

Big Mo Skipper Pleads Guilty fo Navy's Charges   Brown Negligent in Grounding of Ship in Chesepeake Mud

Big Mo Captain Pleads Guilty To Three Charges   Br ran is hae raigned Rafar, rt Martial

NAVY CAPTAIN ADMITS GUILT   Commander of Grounded Bat tleship Missouri Throws Sclf on Court’s Mercy

Former Skipper Of Big Mo Pleads Guilty  Brown Accused   Brown Accused Of Neglect in Grounding of Ship

Guilty in Missouri  Ship Case   Captain of Battleship Admits Negligence And Neglect of Duty On Three Charges

Takes Blame in Grounding  Captain Admits Responsibility His at Court-Martial; 3 Counts Dropped

Captain Brown Pleads Guilty   Skipper Of Battleship Missouri Admits Guilt When Arraigned.

“Guilty”, Says Ex-Commandet  Of Battleship   Former Skipper of  Grounded “Big Mo” Assumes All Blame Before Naval Court

Capt. Brown Pleads Guilty To Negligence   Navy Officer Ap. pears Before General Courts Martial

—GENERAL COURT MARTIAL— Captain Enters Guilty Plea In ‘Mo’ Grounding

A Guilty Plea by Big Mo Skipper  Ne gligence. Charged in Grounding of Ship

Missouri Captain Pleads Guilty To Negligence   Says He Alone Is To Blame For Grounding  Of Big Battleship

NAVY OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO NEGLIGENCE   WAS COMMANDER OF WARSHIP MISSOURI WHEN IT GROUNDED

Big Mo’s Skipper Gives Guilty Plea to Counts   Assumes Sole Responsibility for Grounding of Battleship: on Chesapeake Shoal  January 17; Charges Are Real :

Mo’s Skipper Puts Self At Court’s Merey  Neglect Of Duty Is Court-Martial Basis In Shin’s Grounding

‘Mo’ Skipper Pleads Guilty To Charges   Charges of Neglect Of Duty, Negligence In Grounding Of Battleship Made

Brown Pleads Guilty In Mo Court Martial   Former Battleship Skipper Charged. With Neglect

BROWN PLEADS GUILTY IN Bib MO GROUNDING   Captain Throws Himself on Mercy at Opening of Court Martial.

Big Mo Skipper Pleads Guilty In Grounding  . Court Martial Opens

Missouri's Captain Enters Plea Of Guilty to Charges of Nealigence, Neglect of Duty

Mo Skipper Admits Guilt   Throws Self on Mercy Of Court in Trial For Grounding of Shin

Brown States Own Position In Navy Court   Final Punishment Not Yet Decided

BIG MO SKIPPER PLEADS GUILTY IN COURT MARTIAL   Takes Sole Responsibility for Running Battleship Missouri Aground.

CAPTAIN OFFERS PLEA OF GUILTY   Commander Of Ratileship Missouri Takes Blame For Grounding Vessel In Chesapeake Bay.

Operations Officer Of Big Mo Denies Guilt in Grounding  Piaads Innocent on All Counts Before Sr ee er , ee er ce

Capt. Brown Pleads Guilt)   Commander of ‘Big Ma’ Admits Neglect of Duty in Grounding of Warship.

Mo Captain  Faces Court   Negligence, Neglect Charees Are Stated

Guilty Plea Entered By Capt. Brown   Admits Blame for Grounding of 'Mo'

Admits Guilt On All Charges At Court Martial   Had Been Removed As Commander When Ship Was Grounded

“Big Mo” Chief Pleads Guilty  to Negligence  Two Other Officers of Battleship Set

Captain Brown Pleads Guilty To Negligence   Commander of USS Missouri Admits Guilt Before Court Martial As Climax to Grounding

Neglect Of Duty Charged   Captain Brown Accepts Complete Responsibility for Grounding

“Big Mo’ Skipper Pleaus Guiliy”   Capt. Brown Says He Is Responsible in Battieship Case.

Big Mo Skipper Pleads Guilty To Negligence   Naval Court Charges Officer on 3 Counts; He Rearets Attitude

"Big Mo’ Captain In Plea of Guilty   Copt. Brown Was Charged With Negligence and Neglect of Duty

Pleads Guilty To Charges   Charges of Neglect  Of Duty, Negligence In Grounding Of Battleshin Made

Skipper Of ‘Mo’ Pleads Guilty To All Charges  Brown Commanded Vessel Which Ran  Anround in fanuary

Guilty Plea Entered By Capt. Brown   Ex-Commander Of ‘Big Mo’ On Trial Refore Navy Court

Operations Officer Pleads Innocence Today ‘In Grounding of U. S. Battleship Missouri

Big Mo Captain Pleads Guilty   Negligence, Neglect Admitted Before Court Martial

"BIG MO" SKIPPER PLEADS GUILTY 10 NEGLECT CHARGE!   Capt. W. D. Brown Assumes Full Responsibility For Graundinga Of Shic

Ho’ Skipper Pleads Guilty To‘Negleet’   Punishment Usually Reduction Of Numbers Two Others Face Court

Mo’s Skipper Owns Guilt   General Court Martial Opens for Capt. Brown

Guilty Of Negligence  Brown Says   Skipper Of ‘Big Mo’ Enters Guilty Plea As Court Martial Ovens In Norfolk

‘MO’ SKIPPER PLEADS GUILTY   Takes Blame For Grounding Battleship At Navy Court Martial

Skipper Of  Missouri  Makes Plea   Captain Brown Throws Self on Mercy of Court After Taking All Blame   AFTER ARRAIGNMENT   Punishment May Be Loss Of Numbers on Rating Lists; Lower Standing

Phone Offices to be Picketed on 1-Day Basis   Shift from D. M. to Dubuque; Union Chief Indicates Strategy

Emergency Calls Only Handled   Strike Tieup Shifts From Des Moines To Dubuque Plant

Secret Probe Reveals Dope, Whiskey Sales   Girl Slays Her Twin Sister

California Girl Kills Twin Sister  Confesses ‘Hate’ Motivated Crime

“I'd Do ft Again,” Young Girl Says In Confessing To Shooting Twin Sister

Smouldering Hatred Cause of Tragedy   Psychologists Call Crime “Case of Sibling Rivalry”

14-YEAR-OLD GIRL MURDERS TWIN SISTER   ‘Nurses Hatred for Years, Gets  Up at Night to Kill Sleeper.

14-Year-Old Girl Yields To Hate: Calmly Kills Sleeping Twin Sister

Young Girl, Spurred By Long Held Hate, Kills Twin Sister   14-Year-Old Tells Police She Is Not Sorry for Her Crime and Would Do It Again If She Had the Chance

Long-Smouldering Hatred Leads Girl To Slay Her Twin Sister With Rifle

Shoots As Gayer Girl Lies Asleep   Broods Far Into Night Following Brief Argument

GIRL KILLS HER SLEEPING SISTER   Twin Slays Another Because She Hated Her And Says She would Do It Again—Rivalry Motive.

ACTED ON LONG-SMOLDERING HATE  14-Year-Old Girl Slays Twin Sister

14-Year-Old Girl Kills Twin Sister; Declares To Police, “I Hated Her”

HATE BRINGS TRAGEDY —Girl, 14, Confesses She Killed Her Twin Sister

Girl, 14, Kills Twin Sister With Rifle, Tells California Official " Hated Her’

=.  14-YEAR OLD GIRL IS SHOT TO DEATH BY TWIN SISTER   KILLED IN SLEEP FOLLOWING QUARREL OVER USING PHONE

To Acheson   14-Year-Old Girl Slays Her Sleeping Twin Sister   Police Nab Boy, 11, Prepared To Spend Dad’s Life Savings

‘Teen-Ager Kills Her Twin Sister  Yields to a Long Smoldering Hatred

TEEN-AGE GIRL MURDERS HER TWIN SISTER   Shoots Sleeping Sister; ‘I Hated Her,’ She Tells Police

{4-Year-Old Girl Kills ¢. Twin Sister  Held Grudge For Years; To File

GIRL KILLS HER SLEEPING TWIN   Hated Her, Doesn't Feel  Badly, She Says

Girl, 14, Hated Twin Sister: Shoots Her   Isn‘t Sorry, She Tells Police; Used Father's Rifle

Atom Neutron Hammer To Be Tested  * * * * * * * * * * * *  Science Tries To Learn Tf Discovery Is Suitable For Industry

Ten Thousand Miles A Second  New Atomic Reactor Will Test Neutron Hammering On Metals

Invisible Atomic Hammers Soon to Be Tested as Part of- Areo Plant’s Work

Grenade Hurler Is Executed  Tried To Kill First Philippine President

MOVEMENT REPORTED OF E. GERMAN POLICE   Men, Wearing Gray Uniforms, Said to Have Left for Mysterious Destinations.

East German Troopers Move  Police Being Sent to Mystery Destinations

Port-security Bill Speeded in Washingtor   Act Will Authorize Searches of Foreign Ships for A-bombs

NY Thruway Will Have Effect On State Economy   Public Works Director Says Highway Needed In Case of War

Government Expended 110 Million Dollars Each Day In Last Y ear; Deficit Is Over Three Billions

U. §. Went In Debt $8 Million Every 24 Hours   Daily Spending Hit $110 Million, Fiscal Report Says

Government Spending For Past Fiscal Year  Averages Out To 110,000,000 For Each Day

U. S. DEBT IS GOING UP FAST   Government Goes $8,554, 000 In Hole Every 24 Alours

US. Piles Up $8,554,000 Deficit Daily  Spending Tops Year's Income  By $3.1 Billion

CN  T—————ereee ee ee  U. S. Spends $110 Million Each Day Throughout Fiscal Year

‘Government Closes Year With Smaller ‘Deficit Than Leaders Had Anticipated

HEAVY SPENDING PILES UP COST OF GOVERNMENT   Deficit In 12 Months Is $3,122,102,357-— National Debt Jumps Past 257 Bil lion Dollars.

U. S. Spending in 1950 Smeared Red _ Ink at $8,554,000 Rate for Each Dav

U.S. Spends 110 Million Every Day  Fiseal Year Ends   Fiseal Year Ends With 18th Deficit In Last 20 Years

Fire Takes 8 Members of a Family, Despondent Mother Blamed for Six. Other Deaths

MAINE FIRE KILLS FAMILY OF EIGHT   Early Morning. Blaze Is Fatal to All But Wife.

13 Claimed In Fires; Gas Jets Wipe Out Six  Mother Opens Gas And Lies Down To Die With Children

Fire Wipes Out Family of Eight   Mother Escapes But Is Reported to Be In Dying Condition

Eight Persons Perish as Fire Destroys Dwelling in Maine  Heroic Father Loses Life in Attempt To Rescue Childrea Trapped by Hames

B-29S BLAST TARGETS IN NORTH KOREA   400 Tons of High Explosives Drovped On Big War Production Center of Hamhung —’ Light,  . Anti-Alreraft Fire Is Only Of  Position. hice « is

U. S. Can Top Steel Output of All Nations Combined, Fairless Says

RENATO ROBERTO’ GIUSTO GIUSEPPE ROSSELLINI 1S INGDIN'S CON’C NAME- "NO MOTHER LISTED?

Two GI’s Wax Sarcastic Over Warrants  New York Traffic Court Gets lis Fingers Rapped In Korea

DRIVER OF OVERLOADED TRUCK FACING 1,870 DAYS IN JAIL   Trucking Company Won't Pay Fine Assessed In Indiana

Full U.S. Support   Truman Lauds Agency’s Quick Action to Halt Korean Strife; Mum on Military Intervention

Truman Pledges Full Backing Of Action By U.N.   President Says Aggressors Must Be Made To Account For Action; Johnson Dodges Aid Query

Korean Aid Pledge Made By Truman   Declares U. S. Will Give Support to UN Effort To Halt ‘Aggression

-ULS.T0 BACK U.N. ON KOREA SAYS TRUMAN   »” President Warns Wilful Disregard of Obligation to Keep Peace Can't Be Tolerated.

Vigorously Backs Efforts Against Red Aggression   President Is Silent, However, on Sending American Forces

America To Bach U.N. Efforts To End Aggression   Washington Ponders Use Of U.S. Armed Forces In Fighting

Pledges U. 5. Backing of U.N. Peace Efforts  Praises U. N. Security Council For Order To North Koreans

President, TopLeaders Hold Parley   Truman Cancels All Calling Lists to Give Korean Situation His Full Attention   To Review Bill   Foreign Assistance Is to Be Considered by Senate

AE PEAUROUSLY DENOUNCED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN  U, S. ‘Rushes Military Help To South Karon

US. Backing Uiforts to Stop Fight .   Truman Pledges Suppor! To U.N.’s Resolution That Forces Withdraw  Fron; Sonth Korea

Truman Pledges Full U. S. Support Of U.N. Efforts   Says U. S. Is Pleased With Its Speed In  Korean Dealings

Lashes “Unpr ovoked Aggression’’ Of Reds Truman Pledges Full Support OF US. To Halt Korea Fight

President Silent on Troop Use   Security Council's Speed in Ordering Withdrawal Lauded

U.S. Rushes Aid To Halt Invasion      Truman Pledges Aid to Efforts To End “Unprovoked Aggression

Support Efforts Of U.N.   Aitenmpl be Me Yo End The  Seuression by lawless Action

Embassy Burns Sec. ret Papers; Air Raid Sirens Screech As Red Planes Straf City.

U. S. Help Is Pledged U. N. Peace Effort   Republican Senators Unanimous Against Entering War

Truman Pledges Full Support Of U.N. Action   Says Aggression Must Be Stopped: Promises Help

U. S. Pledges Aid To UN In Korean Crisis   President Truman Gives Assurance To United Nations

Truman Evades Troops For Korea Issue   Promises U. S. Support to U.N. in Its Demand for End of Korean War

Britain Is Worried   Use Of Atom Bomb Sought      Lashes ‘‘Unprovoked Aggression” Of Reds Truman Pledges Full Support Of U.S. To Halt Korea Fight

Vigorous American Military Support For South Korea May Cut Short Red Invasion From Nortt   Says Closest Possible Cooperation With Diplomats Necessary

AMERICAN AID RAISES HOPE FOR PEACE   President Says Situation Could Be Dangerous      Holds Three-Hour Session With Leaders; Decisions Are Withheld

US. BACKS UN. PEACE EFFORT   Truman Says Aggression In Korea Cannot Be Tolerated.

Johnson Dodges Questions About Armed Forces Aid   President Says Willful D For Peace Cannot Be Tolerated, Points Help Now Being Given Beleaguered Renublie

Communists at  Edge of Seoul   Soutk Korean President Blames Crisis on “Too Litile, Too Late’ American Aid; Full U.S. Support of U.N. Efforis is Pledaed

Truman Pledge: Support ToUN EortOnKoea  Order. OF UN; Hits Aoarescion By Raec

Pledges Full U.S. Support To UN Effort   President Says U.S. Views War With Grave Concern

Lawless Action by North Korea Cannot Be Tolerated, President Says; No Hint of U.S. Troops to Halt Reds

Truman Says U. S. Supports Stand of UN   President Pledges Full Aid to Efforts Of Security Council To Check Aggression

GHINESE HED BLAGT COOLED BY BAD AUAD:   Security Council Postpones Hearing on Charges of Aggression.

Storm Forces Reds To Delay U.N. Charges   Council Meet Off Until Mon. Because Of Snow And Winds

Storm Delays U.N. Showdown  China Will Get Chane: To Blast U. $. Monday

Sudden Storm Postpones  UN's Hearing   Red China to Get Chance to Blast U. S. Monday

Court Downs. Anti-Red Law Of Erie, Pa.   Undue Burden Seen On “Business of Insurance Groun

Enforcement Of Anti-Red Law Is Held Up   Federal Court Rules City Ordinance Is Invalid

Anti-Red Law ht Erie is Halted  Court Rules Ordinance   Court Rules Ordinance Unreasonable Burden 0: Interstaie Business

JUDGE BLOCKS ANT!-RED LAW   Holds Erie Ordinance Places Unreasonable Burden On Business

Anti-Red Law hh Erie is Halted   Court Rules Ordinance Unreasonable Burden O: Interstate Business

FD al SRE TONV IR BALES a ER GA DNS BEEN WS PT Elo  Court Halts Anti-Red: Law  Enforcement

Chinning Rattered   Red Registration Balked by Court   Ohio Illiterates Barred from Voting

Arco Project Holds Key To. Unanswered Poser On Fissionable Material

DEWEY OUTLINES PLAN TO FINANCE STATE THRUWA'   license Fees Range. Fron $5 For Autos To $80  Be Bibs: Teele:

State Socialist Plot Attacked  Congressman Helps Candidate Kelly

Encouraged Backers of Civil Rights \Press'for Action on FEPC Measure

Fight fs Pregsed Today For Ae On An FEPC Bill   Truman Resists Any’ Compromise On Cie3)] Richt«

Cotton Bill Is Slowed By Row   Civil Rights Bloc I Trying To Force Out Measure

STATE CALLS ON UTILITIES TO REPORT COAL   Possible 25 Per Cent Reduction in Electricity Is Considered,

Coal Supply In State Is Now Critieal   Utility Companies Summoned to Confab

ATOM SCIENTIST LACKS PASSPORT   ar. Bruno Pontecorvo Has Not Permission To Enter Russia

British Scientist Reported Missing   Some Believe He May Have Gone to Russia Without Any Passport

Seek Missing Atomic Expert  Passport Is Held By Finnish Officials

Mysterious Animal Killing Livestock      SIlinois Farmer Asks Help Against Fuge Critter That's Killed Hic Stock

pnaconda Catholic Central Campaign ver Tov’: Pledges Hit $300.039

CIGARET CUT IS KILLED  Truman Asks For New Tax Bill Soon In Congress

Sell-Out Crowd Of 33,000 Jams Park   Brown‘s Double Scores for N. Y. In Fourth Inning

) More Badger Hunting Victims  Michigan Hunting Toll Is Unchanged

Deer Hunting Toll In State Hits Five  Eight Others Dead From Heart Cases

FREE PEOPLES OF WORLD MUST JOIN IN DRIVE   American Editors Hear Plea From President to Combat Red Propaganda.

To Convince World U. $. Will Fight Only for Freedom   Tells Editors of Plans to Combat Russian Propagande

MOVE DESIGNED 10 OVERCOME SOVIET LIES, DISTORTION   Edifors Invited To Cooperate In Emphasizing U, $. “Dedicated Yo Pence”

PRESIDENT MAPS TRUTH CAMPAIGK   Seeks to Overcome. Red Distortion and Lies

Truman Urges U. S. Attack Qn Soviet Lies   President Talks About Foreign Policy At Editors’ Meeting

Wants World to Know Freedom Is American Goal   Truman Calls for Counter Attack to Russian Deceit.

Truman Urges ‘Truth Program  ‘To Newspapers   Urges Help by Editors To Combat Propaganda Of Russian Deceit

Campaign of Truth’ About US. Revealed   Truman Tells Editors New Program Will Fight Soviet Lies

Mighty Drive Set To Fight Russian Lies  Acheson Gets Order To Shape Stronger

Truman Urges ‘TruthCampaign Against Soviet   Democratic Nations Must Pool Efforts to Inform World, President States.

Truman Tells of a “Trath Campaign”   Reports to Editors on Plas to Overcome. Russian  “Deceit”   Declares U. S. is Dedicated “Wholly to the Cause  of Peace”

Truman Tells of Campaign of Truth to! Convince World of U.S. Peaceful Intent

‘Campaign Ot Truth’ Is Aim Of President   Truman Tells ASNE U.S. Wilk Act To Offset Soviet Lies, Deceit. Distortion

€ campaign Of Truth’ Disclosed By Tibibide Asks Co-operation Of Press

—DEFENSE WAR Vital Role Of Press Stressed   SOVIET DECEIT, LIES ATTACKED

Wants World to Know Our Intentions   Editors Informed of Strengthened Information Pian

Says Nation Dedicated  To Peace  President Speaks At Meeting Of Newspaper Editors

Campaign To Overcome  Soviet Lies  Truman Wants to Convince World U. § Doesn’t Want War

Global Truth Campaign Is Announced  President Orders Stronger  p PO gem ens Pn  pen . ge Pee

TRUMAN SPEAKS TO EDITORS AT WASHINGTON     News Organs Have   News Organs Have Tremendous Responsibility

Truman Asks For Global ‘Truth Drive’   Calls on U.S. Editors To Counter Lies Spread by Russians .

PLAN TO TELL AMERICAN AIMS  TOTHEWORLD   Truman Invites Cooperation of “Baggy Pants” Editors In Campaign,

Urges Nations To Join In Fighting Russ Propaganda   Tells Editors Efforts Of People Must Be United To Promote Freedom; Denplores Soviet Influence

President Asks Press to Push Truth Campaign   Must Counter Soviet Propaganda, Truman Tells Editors

Global Campaign ‘Of Truth’    Truman Says That  Aim in Combatting Red Propaganda.

TRUMAN WANTS GLOBAL ATTACK ON SOVIET LIES   President Orders World Shown U. S. Seeking Nothing But Peace

Truman Qutlines Truth Campaign To News Editors   President Seeks Newspaper Aid In Peace Cause

Truman Catis For Start of "Teath’ Drive   President Asks Democratic Nations to “Promote Cause Of Freedom Against Propawanda of Slavery”

President Asks Peace Talk Plans   Would Tell World Of Purposes and Aims of U.S.

rruman Urges World Democracies Join In “Truth Campaign” Against Bussia

Calls for Action To Counteract Red Propaganda   Aid of Other Democratic Nations Asked

Truman Reveals ‘Great Campaign Of Truth’ Plans    To Convince World U.S. Will Go To: War Only In Defense Of Freedom

WORLD TRUTH DRIVE URGED   U.S. Information Program Abroad To Be Strengthened, Says Truman.

TRUMAN REVEALS PLAN TO ATTACK MOSCOW'S LIES   President Tells Editors He Has Ordered Truth Campaign to Combat Russian Propaganda.   WORLD TO BE TOLD AMERICAN POSITION   President Says Countries Wil Learn United States Is Dedicated to Cause of Peace.

( slobal Campaign Of Truth Ordered B y Truman To Show U.S. Is Dedicated To Peace

Blasts Red Distortion And Deceif   Wants World Convinced U.S. Is Dedicated  To Peace.

Truman Reveals Plans For Truth Campaign  Says U. S. Not Going To War Except In Defense of Freedom

Tell Truth About U.S., Press Urged   Counter Propaganda of Soviet, President Says

TRUMAN BARES CAMPAIGN FOR C000 OF U. $.   Telis Editors ‘Truth’ Progron Will Show Notion Dediceted to Peace

Truman Asks Increased Information Program  U.S. To Carry Out ‘Great Campaion Of Truth’

TELLS OF NEW INFORMATION PROGRAM   President Delivers Address To Newspaper Editors   “TRUTH CAMPAIGN”   Aimed To Convince World U. S. Has No Purpose In Going To War

N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Truman Discloses Campaign of Truth’ Plans

U.S. to Open “Truth” Drive In Cold War   President Discloses Plans for Campaign Against Russ “Lies” —Peace Goal Stressed

Rallies Freedom Defenders fore At adltle-eccemmemelbatied tomer  Truman Lauds Editors For Help in Cold War

Editors Told Truth Campaign Is Under Study  Truman Discloses  Plans To Inform World Of Stand

Truman To Launch Campaign Of Truth In Cause of Peace   Newspaper Editors Told of Newest Program Desianed To Combat Propaganda From Russia

Free Peoples Are Urged To Fight Slavery   President. Speaks On U.S. Policies TA. Niewe Editors

Chief Weapon Of Democracy Tells Editors   jeause of Freedom Being Challenged Now by Propaganda

‘Truth’ Drive Revealed by President   U.S. Editors Told Campaign Necessary To Inform World

TRUMAN GIVES PLANS IN TALK TO NEWS GROUP   Program Designed To Stop Spread Of Communist Propaganda

FE or Whole World’  Truman Tells Editors Of ‘Truth Campaign’ Plans

TRUMAN TELLS NEWSPAPER EDITORS THEY HAVE TREMENDOUS RESPONSIBILITY TODAY

Truman Tells of a  “Truth Campaign”   Reports to Editors on Plar to Overcome Russian  “Deceit”   ASKS FOR COOPERATION   Declares U. S. is Dedicated “Wholly to the Cause  of Peace”

President Orders ‘Campaign of Truth’ To Counter Russia’s ‘Deceit and Lies’

Newspapers Are To Play Vital Role in Cold War   Cause of Freedom To Be Stressed, President Asserts

Program to Counter Russ Deceit   Editors Told Acheson to Strengthen U.S. Information Network

Truman Calls on Editors to Help Tell U. S. Story  World Must Know America’s Only Aim

TRUMAN SPEAKS TO EDITORS AT WASHINGTON  News Organs Have Tremendous Responsibility

Will Fight In Defense Of Freedom  Invites Editors To Help Spread  ‘err Ove Dae Pra

Press Hears     New Program  giving U. S. (s orld Stand   President Declares Soviet Propaganda  Must Be Countered

Proposal To Combat — Russian Propaganda   President Wants World Told That America Wholly Dedicated To Cause Of Peace—Newspapers Uraed To Cooperate

Hiss’ Conviction Gives GOP Fuel Against Truman   President Insisted UnAmerican Héaring Was ‘Red Herring’

RED HERRING SMELLS SWEET . Republicans Confident Hiss Trial Is 'Socko' Campaign Issue In 1950

GOP Beams (ver Hiss  Conviction   Socko Campaign Issue Seen For This Year, 1952

GOP Sees Hiss Case An Issue  Fermer Official’s   Former Official’s Conviction Seen As Repudiation of Truman Position

Hiss ‘Coverup Plot’ Laid to FR. Truman   Exposure Prevention Charges May Become GOP Campaign Issues

Ex-President's Stand Draws Democrats Fire   European Aid Issue Will Face Test Next Year

tl BINGO CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Every Tues-Fri-Sun, g D. m.   PERNA RO wOoDe

Gladewater Municipal Concert Asn. Dlans First Membership Campaign

Billion-Dollar Aid Program For World's Non-Communist Areas Near Decision

3 Billion Plus Will Aid Europe And Far East   House Will Vote Wednesday; Point 4 Plan Gets 35 Million

Aid Program Is Ready For Final Voting   Total Bill Proposes $3,121,450,000 For Allied Recovery

European Aid Ready for Vote   Congress Prepares For Final Balloting

FOREIGN AID BILL VOTE SET   Expected To Be Brough Up For Final Vote By Wednesday

READY T0 VOTE $3,121,450,000° FOR FOREIGN AID   Provides for Third Year of Marshall Plan and Other Global Grants.

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP Big Global Aid Program Awaiting Congress’ O.K.

In Accord © On Foreign Aid Bill —   Deadlock on Measure Broken and Final Vote Due Soon; $35 Million  For Point 4 Program

Foreign Aid Act Ready for Vote   Measure Provides Dwar 42 Billian

Foreign Aid Bill Ready for Congress Vote   $3.1 Billions Included In Measure; Ballot Is Wednesday

142 Million Needed For Arkansas Roads   Highway Department Says Huge Sum Could Be Used

M’Arthur, Chiang Meet in Formose To Talk Defense   U. S. Seventh Fleet Already Patrolling Water Around Island

MACARTHUR, CHIANG MEET ON FORMOSA   Pacific Commander Confers About Defense of Island.

MacArthur And Chiang  Conferring   General, Top ‘Aides Go To Formosa, Talk On Defenses Of Island

MacArthur Flies To Formosa For Defense Talks  Highly Secret Trip Indicates U. S. May Play Rie Past Thar,

Criticizes Defense Program Emergency Wear Bill Approved By House

Group Votes $16.7 Billion To Win War   Full House Approval Seen; Key Military Plans Hit By Funds Committee

16 Billion Voted By Committee for War   House Is Expected To Approve Committe Recommendation for Arms Money

Bill Provides Cash for Planes And Other Items  Carries Fund to Help Arm Friendly Nation:

Group Passes , 16 Billion In * Defense Funds   5,333 New Planes, Other Equipment Set For Armed Services

Big War Cash Bill On To House Floor   Appropriations Committee OK’s 16 Billion Measure Including 5,333 Planes

Board Approves Military Funds  6. Billie a SeR  Or KRoeoarmnomoen

Committee In Approval Of Military Bill   House Appropriations Body Okays Huge Sum For Arms

lneludes 9333 Warplanes House Gets $16 Billion Extra War Budget Bill

Bill To Provide $16 Billion For Korean War And Rearmament Okayed

HouseCommittee Votes War Cash   Money For 5,333 New War Planes Approved; Bill Also Includes $4 Billion Foy Friendly Natians

House Group Votes Nearly {7 Billions for War  Chiefly for Men,  Tanks, Warplanes;  Also Hydrogen Bomb

Sixteen Billion Voted By Committee For Korean iWar And New Arms: H -Bomb Costs Are Included

$16 Billion Arms Measure  Js Approved   House Group Inserts Sharp Criticism in Appropriations Bill

Committee Okay: Money for Big Military Build-Up  House Group Votes _ $16 Billion to Arm

16 Billions For U.S. War Machine 0 kK’t   Battle Budget Also Includes Arms Aid Fund for West  Europe Nations

APPROVE ARMs BILL Ww ASHING TON, Aug. 24. (4  nen Gan & ee RS Nee ER ee

WAR FUND BILL GETS APPROVAL   House Appropriations Committee Adopts $16,771,084,479 Measure  CRITICISM 1S SHARP

Huge Armament Appropriation Given Approval   Provides Equipment for Military Forces, Friendly Nations

House Group Approves New Weapons Bill  Cash Provided For 5,333 New Planes And Other Materiel

Huge Money Bil Wins Approval Of House Unif   $164 Billion Pian Provides Cash for Battling Reds

$16), Billion Voted to Win  Korean War   Appropriations Committee Raps Military Planning

[Emergency Measure Providing '$16,771,084,479 For New War ‘Equipment Is Given Approval

House Committee Okays Emergency Noney Measure  $16,771,084,479 Approved for Big Rearmament Plan

Emergency Funds Voted To Win Korean War and Stop Future Aggression

Rush Defense Fund Of Over 16 Billion   Huge Appropriation to Rearm Nation Will Com Up in the House on Friday

$16 Billion Approved By House Group   Sum For Starting H-Bomb Production Included In Act

Appropriation Bill Carries Enormous Sum   5,333 Warplanes And Much Other Material Planned

House Committee Passes Bill To Provide Cash for 5,333 New Planes, Other War Needs

Money Bill Approved By House Group   Measure to Provide Cash For Planes, Other Equipment For U. S. Forces

House Unit Okays Huge War Funds   Sum Includes Money To Wage Korean Offense

For Expanding Forces House Committee Passes Army  Appropriations Bill, Others

MILITARY FUND MEASURE VOTED BY COMMITTEE   Group Approves Bill To Provide For 5,333 New War Planes And Othe: Needs---House Passage Slated.

Money Bill Approved By House Group  Measure to Provide _ Cash For Planes,  Other Equipment

re iF i by House Group  ~ $16,771,084,A79 for _.5,333 New Fighters; “Nations Also Get Aid”

$16 Billion Kmergency  Bill Okayed   Committee Sharply Criticizes Military Chiefs’ Planning

House To Get $46,771,084 479 Defense Bil  Committee Okays Measure To Pay For Military Needs

House Committee Approves Huge Military Fund   Group Criticizes Plans of Nation’s Defense Leaders

House Group Approves Bill To Buy Arms   16 Billion Measure Also Carries Proviso For Friendly Nations

House Committee A pproves Measure  To Provide 5.333 New War Planes

House Unit Backs Vast Arms Fund   Measure for 16 Billion Includes Weapons of U.S. and Friends.

‘Appr oval Given ‘16 Billion Asked - For U.S. Arms   ed Expands Nation's Might, By = Carries Four Billion To ed Agsist Friendly Nations

16-Billion , Arms Bill Is Approved   Emergency Measure Sent To Floor’ Of House; Passage Is Expected Tomorrow

House Group Okays Bill To Increase Defense Budget  By More Than $164 Billions

Military Fund Bill Cleared for House  Committee Assails Lack of Clear Plans

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES WAR ~ FUNDS BUDGET   Committee Okays $16Billion Emergency Bill For Fighting.

Bill Providing Weapons Okayed   House Appropriations Body Passes Measure Of $16,771,084,779

Services Requests Granted   Appropriations Committee Severely Critical Of Recent. Military Thinking In High Spots.

16 Billions Allocated fo Build Defense   House Committee Okehs Measure to Provide  Funds for 5333 New War Planes, Other Weapons

Spry Says He May Fire Second Aide Over Anti-Freeze   State Chemist May Be Next To Get the Axe

Fresh Patro's Sent fo Enka   Police to Check Return of Workers At Rayon Plant

irls Central High School sraduation Class ears Address by Rev. [off

U.S. Will Send Light Bombers To Indochina   Washington Reviews Poliey Of Aid To French Fighting Reds

AIR FORCE TOINDO-CHINA IS PLANNED   U.S, to Send Bomber Squadron Rv End of Year

B-25 Squadron Will Be Sent To indo-China   U.S. Reviews Palicy Taward Latesi Site Of Red Intervention

U. S. To Send Light Bombers To Indo-China   Squadron of B-25s Scheduled To Fly To Area

WPA on World Scale Seen By Attackers  Foreign Aid Bill  i WD, Baa

WPA on World Scale Seen By Attackers  Foreign Aid Bill Battle Rages Over Truman Plan

Republicans — Attack ‘Point Four’ Pregram   Democrats Counter Program Is Vital: To Nation’s Policy

POINT 4 PLAN HIT BY HOUSE GOP   fruman Program Called Communist-Inspired Chart For Worldwide WPA

Dewey to Cut State Spending In ‘90-51 Budget   $35 to $75 Million Slash Expected in Report Wednesday

Dewey to Jam Brakes On Spending in State   Budget Reduction Will Set New Record; Will Be Lower, Avoid Tax Increase, May Give Clue to Dewey’s Plans

Books Closed On Red Hunt   G.0.P. Plans Blasts At Probe ‘Whitewash’

Farms Need  New Science  Truman Urges Study   Truman Urges Study On More Market

Experts Claim Truman Is Low  In Deticit Bid   $6,700,000,000 Seen This Year in Congress By Authoritative Body

EXPERTS SAY DEFICIT TO HIT $6.7 BILLION   Solons Told Truman’s Estimate For 1950 $1.2 Billion Low

TRUMAN SHORT  BY A BILLION ON DEFICITS   Experts Declare President Missed By a Wide Margin

U3, DEFT PUT AT $h,/00,000,00!   ESTIMATES OF ENPERTS FOR FISCAL 1950 MORK THAN TRUMAN FORECAST.

Congress’ Experts Predict More Than 6! Billion Deficit in Federal Budget

Truman Deficit Estimate Low   Experts Figure $1 Billion More Than President

Deficit Forecast Said Too Low  Taxperts Say Trumar Calculations Are Off

Advisors Believe Truman’s Guess Was Too Low by More Than Billion

Truman Foun¢ $1.2 Billion Off on Deficit   Congress Advisers “See June 30 Total  Of $6.7 Billion; Tax  Intake Falls Short

Fconomist Sees 48-Cent Bread In 2000 A.D.  abson Fears Effects Of Fair Deal On Naxt 5D Yaare

Babson Fears World War II]  May Shatter Truman’s Dream   By ROGER W. BABSON NW riliean Var Wha Wettad Dene

Economist Says Eggs May Cost $1.80 A Dozen, Bread 48c Loaf If Nafion’s Annual Family Income Tripled In 50 Years

Chances Of War, Other Factors Dim Future Of Next 50 Years Income Could Triple, As HST Predicts, But Livina Standard Mav Be Same, Babson Says

Congress Roundup  Prove of Lewis’ Signals Blocked   Proponents Charge Political Cowardice

Heavy Rains Push Ohio Rivers Up   Still Far Below Flood Stage; Record Rainfall Hits Fremont

CARR GIVES OPINION OF FULL COURT   Grand Jury Inquiry ls Refused; Decision’ Is  T Possess cite:

Human Skin Use Charged  Th... Kank Anancad   Ilse Koch Accused Of Brutal Crimes

ATROCITY BARED AT KOCH TRIAL   Woman Reported To Have Been Joyful Over Gift Of Lamp Shade Made Of Human Skin.

Legion Official Asks Housecleaning In State Dep't, Firing Of Acheson

‘Censorship in Battle Area Is 'Tightened by Gen. MacArthw   Correspondents . To Have No More Briefing Sessions

MacArthur Puts Clamps On War News Briefings   Security Reasons Given On Tightened Information Rules

TOKYO BRIEFING OF WAR WRITERS IS CALLED OFI   British Renew Demands fo Full Censorship of Battle ’ Reports,

MacArthur Stops Briefing Sessions   Security Given As Reason for News Source Suspension

Stop Briefing Sessions for War Scribes   Claim Need for Censorship Growing Stronger Every Day

Cable Quoted  Amerasia Plan  U.S. Weighed 1944 Proposals on China

While West Prepares For Defense  poviet Russia uilds Strength In East Germany

Russia Believed Preparing East Zone  For Korea-T ype ‘Civil War’ Quickly

Mundt Predicts Speedy Passage Of Red Controls   Judiciary Group Approves Measure By 12 to 1 Vote

_ SENATORS TAKE ACTION AGAINST COMMUNISM —  Dy 1 Will Force American Reds T 0 Cut Moscow Ties

ANTI-RED BILL PASSAGE SEEN   Measure Aimed To Sever American Communist Party Ties with Russia

Mundt Predicts Passage Of Anti-Red Bill   Senator Gets Okay From Committee On Senate Bill

Mundt Forecasts Speedy Approval Of Red’ Measure   All Party Members In Country Would Have To Register

BILL TO FORCE REGISTRATION OF REDS SEEN   Congress In Mood To Pass Curbs On Communist Party, Belief

Ambassador Handed Note At Kremlin   Incident Reported As Taking Place In Latvia Saturday

Send Strong Protest to  Washington   Allege That Incident Occurred Inside of Soviet Territory.

Says U. S. Craft Shot at Soviets   USAF Plane Missing in Area; ‘Americans Sav It Was Unarmed

Defense Department Officials Say No B-29’s Missing, But Navy Privateer Is Being Hunted In Baltic; Say Ship Unarmed

Russia ChargesA ttack By B-29 Over Latvia  Craft May Be Missing Navy Bomber.  American Air Force Office Renartc

Vishinsky Gives Stiff Note To Kirk On Incident  Charge Denied By

Protest Note Is Handed To U. S. Ambassador   Russians Assert Attack Took Place Three Days Ago Over Russian Territory; Soviet Fichter Planes Tarvet.

Weather   Russia Claims U. S: Superfort Fires On Soviet Fighter Plane   Tass News Agency Claims Incident Occurred Three Days Ago Over Soviet Territory; Protest Filed in London

MISSING NAVY. CRAFT FEARED REFERRED TO   ‘Plane With 10 Aboard  Unarmed, Says Naval Operations Chief

American Plane Lost Over Baltic   Officials Believe Unarmed Navy Ship Involved In Fight

Russia Claims U.S. Plane Disappeared  After Shots Traded   American Defense Officials Think Craft May Be Missing Navy Privateer as Search Goes On for It; Reds Protest Plane Over Latvia

Shots Traded Over Red Territory, ‘Moscow Claims in Formal Profest   U.S. Navy Aircraft Missing in Baltic Area Since Saturday May Be Plane Involved; Vishinsky Denounces ‘Gross Violation’

Missing Plane May HaveBeen Hit By Soviets   U. S. Denies: Russian Charge of Fire Exchange Over Baltic

Declare Bomber Entered So viet Territory and After Clash Disappeared Over  Baltic Sea.   SAME DAY A NAVY CRAFT VANISHED   Washington Officials Believe it Was One to Which Reds Referred and Siy  It Was Unarmed,

Claim U.S: Plane Shot at Red Craft In Russ Territory   Soviet Says Patrol Opened Fire On Yank After Pilot lgnored. An Order To Land; Vishinsky Lodges Protest; Ship May Be Missing Nav ry Aircraft

RUSS CHARGE U.S. AIR ATTACK   Moscow Protest Note Says Bomber Fired on Soviet Planes While Over Red Territory; Vishinsky Indignant

Red Protest Handed to U.S. Envoy   USSR Asserts ‘Fort’ Intercepted Over Latvia

Soviet Note Charges Bomber Opened Fire on Russ Interceptor Plane and That Fire Was Returned: American Navy Pigne le Still Miscina.

Soviets Replied, Protest Handed to Kirk States   Believe Plane Missing Navy Craft Hunted in Northern Baltic Area

RUSSIA CLAIMS SUPERFORTRESS EXCHANGED FIRE   Moscow Says U. S. Bomb. er Fired On Soviet Fighters Over Baltic   CRAFT MAY BE ONE REPORTED MISSING

Russia Chardes U. 5. Plane Opened Fire On Sovief:Fighters Aoril 8

Plane May Be One Reported Lost In Baltic   U.S. Air Force Officials Say Craft Must Be Unarmed Navy ‘Privateer’

GIVEN AS SITE OF ‘INCIDENT’   U. S. Officials Start Check; Fear Navy — Plane Is Involved

Visninsky Files Formal Protest With U. 5. Embassy, Denouncing Incident as Gross Violation Of International Law — Claims American Plane Was 13 Miles Inside Soviet Territory

Soviet Note Protests ‘Violation’   Claims Shots . Were Exchanged  With ‘Bomber’

Protest Given U. $. Embassy  At Moscow Air Force Says Plane ‘May Be Missing Navy Aircraft

Russia Says Craft B-29; Inquiry Set   State Department Disclaims Knowledge Of Latvia Incident

Russia Charges u §. Plane Shot At Red Planes   Claim Shooting Occurred In Latvia

‘Protest Contends B-29 Bomber Fired Upon Flight of Soviet Fighters Over  Latvia 3 Days Ago.  v. S. STILL HUNTING  —sr en. hUCUCrC ere rTarsrt h ULM UAC OT OOS

Soviet Charges U.S. Superfort Fired on Planes   Protest Is Made to Ambassador Today; Air Force Says It Has No Information.

American Ship Is Missing Since Saturday  LISSR Pratect Charaes   USSR Protest Charges Penetration of Russian Territory

Shots Fired Over Latvia,  Reds Charge   American Officials Link Incident With Missing Aireraft

‘Air Force Says Plane In Question Is Probably Navy Bomber Lest In Baltic

Russians Claim U. $. Bomber Firec On Red Fighters  Deatact ic AAnAdo   Protest is Made To Ambassador In Moscow Today

OUR NAVY SAYS 4-ENGINE CRAFT NOW IS MISSING  RUSSIAN FIGHTERS  CLAIM ATTACK BY AMERICAN AIRPLANE

Soviels Returned Shots; Aircraft Vanished AfSea  May Be Missing Navy . Ship With 10 Aboard

eds Fire Back, ays Note Baring Duel Over Latvia   ir Force Has No Official Knowledge Of Incident; May -Be Lost: Navy. Plane

Moscow Asserts Bomber Encroached On Soviet Territory, Refused Order to Land and Opened Battle, Calls tt B-29; Search Pressed Since Last Saturday

BLAME PLACED ON AMERICAN BOMBER   Vishinsky Issues Protest To U. S;: Ambassador   RUSSIANS   Say Incident Took Place Three Days Ago Near  Libau In Latvia

Reds Claim US. Bomber Opened Fire   Violation of Territory  Charged in Protest to  Envoy: One Privateer  Missine Is Unarmed

Moscow NotifiesEmbassy Officials Of Incident Today   Air Force Heads Say Craft In Question May Be Missing One

American Ship Is Missing Since Saturday   USSR Protest Charges Penetration of Russian Territory

Moscow Say: Red Planes, Under Fire   Navy Craft With 10 Aboard Missing In Baltic Three Days

Navy Plane Unarmed, Is Feared Lost   Russians Say Americans Penetrated Soviets’ Territory, an Areva in Latvia   Baltic Searched   American Crews Comb Northern Baltic Sea Since Saturday

REPORT FIGHT IN AIR WITR SOVIET - PLANES   Protest Incident; Charge Attack Was Made Over  Russ Territory

Red Fighter ‘Forced’ to Return Fire, Moscow Claims In Protest; Missing Craft May Be Lost Navy Privateer:

May Be Missing Navy Aircraft   Soviets Report Shocting Took Place Roughly 350 Miles East Of Copenhagen; Claim Plane Went 13 Miles Into Latvia

Moscow Protests Toeident’ Over Russian Territory   Believe Commies Downed Navy Plane

Vishinsky Lodges Protest; Washington Without Report  Inside Soviet Territory, Report

Air Force Has No Knowledge: Of Incident Claimed By Reds.   US Navy Plane, Missing Since Last Saturday, Has Been Sought In Area; Russians Say They Shot Plane Down

Defense Officials In Washington Believe Navy Plane, Unarmed, Which Disappeared Saturday Is Aircraft To Which Moscow Refers

Envoy Gets Protest Note From Reds   American Bomber May Be Navy Plane Missing fa Baltic

Say B-29 Fired On Fighters   Vishinsky Protests Latvian Incident; Navy Plane Mising

RED PLANES FIRED ON, SOVIETS CLAIM   Vishinsky Delivers Stern Protest To U.S. Embassy In Moscow, Charging Assault Took Place Over Latvia; Plane Chased Out To Sea.

Stiff Protest Made to Kirk By Vishinsky   We Provoked Border Incident, Russians Declare

Damage From Soviet Guns Said Possible   Reds Report “Bomber” And Their Fighters Shoot At Each Other

Americans Fear Missing Naval Craft Involved   Investigation Of Russian Protest Quickly Ordered

Missing Navy Plane Believed One Involved   High Defense Officials in Washington Sure It Was Not Armed; No Change in Search Area as Result of Report.

Their Protest of Ship Over Latvia Is Handed te US   American: Plane, Unarmed, Is Missing In That Vicinity

Moscow Says B-29 Shot At Its Fighters   U. S. Air Force Says Only Unarmed Bomber Was in Reported Area

Russia Says U.S. B-29 Fired On Soviet Planes Inside Russian Territory

Lost Navy Craft Sought Near Latvian Border Where ‘Battle Reported

Russia Charges U. $. Plane In Air Attack  Soviet Protest Is Lodge od Over Alleged  le DE eR: = ZEN Ren ate fcueaSeene

SOVIET CLAIMS AMERICAN FIRED ON RED AIRMEN   Charge Made That U. S. B-29 Bomber Attacked Flight Of Russian Fighters Over Latvia—Navy  lane Missing 

Russians Claim Bomber Chased After Incident -   Profest To American. oi Embassy; Plane May Be Missing Navy Craft:

Naval Patrol Plane Missing Over Baltic   U.S. Officials Say Plane Was Unarmed And Could Not Attack

Russia Says Shots Fired In ‘Defense’   Note Claims Flight Of Soviet Fighters Was Attacked First

Formal Note of Protest   Russia Asserts A U. S. Bomber Opened Fire on Soviet Fighters

Russian Protest Says One Soviet Plane Returns Fire   IDENTIFIES U, 5. PLANE AS A B-29; MAY AVE BEN MISSING NAVY CRAFT

Communists File Official Protest; Claim Incident Was Inside Russian Territory

Russia Charges U.S. Planes Witt Firing on Reds  Protest Says Soviet :  Einahter Shoat Rae   Protest Says Soviet Fighter Shot Back At ‘B-29 Type’

Tamperatures   Bomber Invaded Soviet Territory And Refused to Land, Is Charge; Russia Contends Frontier Violated

SENATE GROUP CUTS AID TO THE NEEDY   Action Follows Agreement to Broaden Pensions

Truman Optimism On Peace Rapped   Increase In Benefits  _ For Needy Cut By Bloc

Await Report Of Donovan In Amerasia Case  Former Head Of OSS Was Questioned In New York Yesterday

Solons Investigating Amerasic Case of 1945 Are Awaiting Confidential Report From OSS

To Get Report From Donovan   Senators Probing : Amerasia Case Await Confi‘dential Decument Today.

IMcCorthy Promises To Re  veal More Infermation On bt et Cheeeoe

Senators to Get Donovan Report On Mysterious Amerasia Case Wartime Head of OSS Gives Data—Sen.

Report Due On Amerasia By Donovan,  Head Of OSS  mea am =   McCarthy Planning To Disclose Data On Lattimore Case

Donovan Report Awaited   “Amerasia” Probers Seek Reasons For Lack Of Persecution

Secret Report Is Awaited In Amerasia Case  McCarthy To Disclose Data In Speech This  'vening.

Senators Await Amerasia Report   "Wild Bill’ Donovan To Give Information In Communist Check

Voters Blast Rule of Reds   Austrian State Ousts Thirteen Communists

General Motors And Ford Refuse To Rescind Price  Increases   FEDERAL CRACKDOWN BEING CONSIDERED

GM, Ford Defy Price Rollback Threat of U. S.   Auto Makers Told Refusal To Drop 1951 Boosts Mav Rrine Curhs

Ford, G. M. Firm Despite Warning  Refuse to Cancel Auto Price Boosts

Car Makers Hold Firm Against ‘Ultimatum’  Price Ceilings May Be Clamped on Autos

FORD AND G. M. STAND FIRM ON CAR PRICE HIKES   Government Threatens Crackdown Unless They Comply With Its Plea to Cancel Increases.   ULTIMATUM FOLLOWS TALKS AT CAPITAL   Valentine Declares Federal Action to Stop Serious Spiralling Inflation Is  Imperative.

Auto Makers Def yovernment Orde Lo Reduce Prices  Controls On Economy Listed As Alternative

Price Rollback Piea Rejected   Automobile Firms Stand Pet. Acainst. Government Ultimctum

Utimatum Failing to Halt Prices  General Motors and Ford Hold Firm on

ICE ON ROADS CAUSES DEATH OF 5 IN STATE   ‘Womon Killed, 18 Injured : When Car Skids into Bus.

ICE ON ROADS CAUSES DEATH OF 5 IN STATE   Woman Killed, 18 Injured When Car Skids into

Russ Open Road to Berlir   Another Highway Is Ordered Closed in Baffling Blockade

Terrific Explosion Rocks Springfield Gas Supply Cut Off  City To Be Without Gas for Indefinite Length of Time

Gas Blast Rocks Springfield, Mo.  Roar Heard 6 Miles Away; No One “Hurt

UN Hopes To End Red Filibuster By New Proposal  Meet Informally Today With Delegate Malik

Call Malik For Informal Talk On UN Deadlock   Expect West Group To “Slug It Out’ In Propoganda War

SAYS MILITARY PRODUCTION MUST BE HIKED   John Foster Dulles Declares All-Out  Production Necessary

Action Sought ;  US. Should Step-Up Military iProduction. Dulles Declares

CONTROLS FAIL TO HALT CLIMB IN FOOD PRICES      Government Doing All Possible to’ 4 Halt Hiflation

More Food Price Rises Are Expected   Banks Ordered To Tighten Up On  Consumer Lending

Food-Prices Will Continue to Rise   U.S. Seizes Control Of All Rubber Stock

U.S. Curbs Rubber and Spare Cash   Anti-Inflation Moves Speeded By Government

STEPS URGED TO BAN LABOR DICTATORSHIP   Senate Committee Told That Unions Should Be Under Anti-Trust Law.

irked byLewis’ GreatPower and Control, Democrats’ Robertson Asks Anti-trust Laws tor Unions

Truman Says Fuss About Club Memberships Gives Him "Pain tn The Nacbe

Ponder C harges in Slayi ing by Vout   Butcher Knife Stabbing in Kansas City Done (on an Impulse,) He Tells Police

Had Ure to Kill, Youth, A, Says of Fatal Stabbing   Thomas David Hart Says He Didn‘t Know Girl He Admits Murdering.

PARTY CAMPAIGN AIDES SELECTER   Harley Gaston Of Belmont Appointed With 20 Others On Democratic Advisory Committee. a

158 ARE DEAD IN ACCIDENTS OVER HOLIDAY   Train Wreck Toll Puts Total to New High Thanksgiving

1950 To Set New Record In Accidents   New York Train Mishap To Boost Total This Year

158 VIOLENT DEATHS REPORTED IN NATION   Thanksgiving Day Record Likely To Be Broken This Year, Spurcer Shows

137 Lose Lives In Thanksgivine Day Accidents   Holiday Probably to Go Down As One Of Bleediest Ever

Orders Restrain Union Pickets at Deere Plants   Courts Issue Injunctions; Works to Open Again on Monday

‘vm Going’ Victim Says To Workers   24-Hour Agony Is Taking Toll of 45-Year-Old Man

Well-dig ger Buried in N nS Cave-in; Rescue Creu Races Against Time; His Streneth Ebbino Fact

NEW YORK, (U.P) — A doctor reported at 12335 pom. PDT today that Pominick Aiteo, trapped well digger, was dead,  aes

Pravda Admits Reds Shipping   Correspondent Reports Situation In Seoul Serious.

Pravda Reports Seoul Situation Most Serious   Russian Newspaper Tells Of Defense Planned In City

Four Times More for-County Roads   Benefits It Gas Tax ‘Gets Favorable Vote.

Altoona Quiet As Trains Stop  No Trains Moving Throuah Rail City

BRITISH ENVOY TALKS WITH GROMYKO AGAIN   Conference Second on Korean Con flict—No Details of Meeting Are Disclosed,

British Move To End Korea Hight Hinted  Plan Believed Given   Plan Believed Given To Gromyko By Kelly In Moscow Parlev

Six Youths Held in Assault Orgy   $126,000 Bail Is Set After Roundup of Boy Suspects

SIX TEEN-AGE BOYS ARRESTED. “ON RAPE SPREE   Put Under $126,000 Bond for Campaign of Kidnapings, Attacks,

Kidnap Attempt On Uibrarian  Nets5 Arrests      ‘Father Turned In First  Girl Seize{fi Near Home; Clue In {Brink Robbery

SHOOTING GIRL BLAMES DEVIL   Gives That Reason Fo: Two-Hour Spree Of Terrorism

Girl, 14, Blames Devil tor Spree In Which She Shoots at Six Persons

"Must Have Been The Devil In Me" Rifle-Wielding Girl Terrorizes Village

: “Devil In Me’ 14-Year-Old Girl Has Explanation For Shooting Spree In Miss. Town

: ‘It Must Have Been the Devil In Me’ Girl, 14, Holds Family, Police At Bay For Two Hours With Gur

Shooting Spree Blamed On Devil  Frail Girl, 14, Jailed In Natchez, Miss.

Frail, 14-Year-Old Girl Blames The “Devil In Me” For Shooting Spree   For Two Hours She Took Pot Shots At Member  Of Family, Wounding An Uncle; Held In _. ~~] » iebtéeturteness Chearce

Devil Was Cause Of Gun Tirading  14 - Year - Old Thus  BRwenlaing Shanting

Rootin’, Tootin’ Girl Of 14 Cracks Down... .  Ollie Mae Aseribes Shooting Spree On Mean Devil In Her

Girl, 14, Goes Berserk, Shoots Uncle, Terrorizes Cross Roads Community

UN Delegates Will Meet Informally   Western Powers Will Put Pressure On Malik In Informal Session To End Russian Filibuster Of Security. Council

Allies to Offer New ‘Proposals’   Seek Method to Break Russian . Stranglehold on Security Council

Western Powers Draft Plans for Ending Red Block  Will Meet With Malik Today in Off-Record Talk

Truman Adds Another Major Speech   President to’ Start Big Swing Into West loday

British Rush Work On Plan For Korea   UN Delegates To Present Proposal To Council

RUSH PLANS FOR POST-WAR KOREA   U.N. Assembly May Get Proposals ‘Tomérrow

British Hasten To Form Plan To Unite Korea   Asians Would Comprise Greater Part of UN Commission

Program Puts Nafion Under UN Guidance  Six-Point Plon For p.... I. f. blimnad:

United States Presents Plan To Unite Korea   - Program s Similar To Those Proposed By Britain, Canada

U, 5. PROPOSES SIX-POINT PLAN TO HELP KOREF   Program Calls For UN To Put Unified Nation Back On Its Feet

Britain Pushes Plans For Korea When War Ends   Will Try To Present Four Point Program  To Assembly Friday

U.S. MAPS 6-POINT KOREA PEACE PLAN  Calls For Unity Backed B  Kesources Ut U. N.

American Peace Formula for Korea Outlined  Fad ea   Calls for Unified Country Under U.N. Supervision

U.S. ADVANCES PEACE FORMULA   ‘Six-Point Program Calls For Unified Country To Be Rebuilt By Combined U. N. Resources.

—~ PEACE —  U.S. Maps Six- Point Korea Plan   ADMISSION TO UN PROPOSED

SalX WIth Asians  British Delegates Rush Work Qn Plan For Post-War Korea

British UN Delegates Shape Plan   Hope to Present Plan For Post-War K orea to General  Assembly Friday

Peace Formula For Korea Told  Unified Country to Be Helped by UN

American Peace FormulaCalls © For Korea Unity  _ Six-Point Program   Six-Paint Program Outlined; UN To Put Natior Back On Feet

U. S. Peace Formula Seeks Unified Korea   Six-Point Proposal Outlined Today, Calling for Combined Resources of United Nations to Put Country Back: on Feet—No Privileges Asked.    FOLLOW BRITISH PLAN

 —U.N. TO GET PROPOSAL _ British Rush Action On  Plan For Korea’s Future

Independent, United Korea is Post-War Plan   British Rush Work on 4-Point Idea For U.N. Consideration

Americans Present Plan As British Work On Another  Unified Country Rocked bv U.N.   Unified Country Backed by U. N. Proposed in Both

Asks Pool Of U.N. Aid To Help Country   Peace Terms With Communists Up To General MacArthur

Six Point Formula On Peace   American Forces Outline it For Unified Country After Korean Strif

SIX-POINT KOREA PLAN BARED BY USS.   UN Proposal Would Unify Country, Make It Completely Free and Independent

Peace Feelers Denied by Top U.N. Attaches   India Says Reported Red Terms Have Not Been Submitted

British Rush Program For Post-War Korea   Expect To Présent 4-Point Plan To UN Assembly Friday

Unified Country Under U.N. Favored; No Demand for'Bases or Privileges; Capitulation Up to Gen. MacArthur

U. S. OUTLINES SIX POINTS FOR KOREAN PEACE   Doesn't Want Bases; Calls or U. N. to Rehabilitate Countrv.

Korean Plan Calls For Key Role By Asian:   British Rush Work On 4-Point Program For U.N. Assembly

United Korea Aided by U.N Seen as Need   Seal in Assembly Urged For Nation Tn Postwar Period

6-POINT FORMULA   American Sources Outlines Program for Peace in Korea

Britain To Submit Four-Point Plan For Post-War Korea To United Nations

Peace Formula Being Drafted   U. S. Proposals Follow Those Proposed by Canada. Britain

United Land . Sought Under Proposal  UN Would Use  Resources to Help War-Wrecked Nation

British Delegates Rush Work On Plan For Korea   Calls For Democratic Government Elected Under U.N. Supervision

‘Hope To Present Draft To World Panel Friday   Program Envisages Independent Land After Elections

Calls for United. Country Free Of Foreign Influences   Truce lerms Kegarded As Military Decision -

Plan Offered For Country After Peace      Would Admit Former Enemy To U. N. And Guard Against War

WORK RUSHED ON PLAN FOR FUTURE KOREA   Four-Point Program Mapped by British May Be  Offered to U. N. Assembly Fri Friday  ASIAN PROBLEM HOT)

—————— rc tC  S”:~<; SOD”.,.h.tttTlhlhlhee  GPOINT FORMULA   American Sources Outline Program for Peace in Korea

TIS. QUITS if ‘f i CZECH “FOREIGN MINISTER   Prague Reports Hint A ; Purge Of Titoists In Comi munist Party

Clementis Out Of Czech Post   Foreign Minister Quits And No Explanation Ila Given.

Czech Foreign Minister Quits Cabinet Post  Communist Writer Resigns Official Dacitinn Tadav

Czech Foreign Minister Resigns, Giving Rise To Rumors Of Communist Purge  Of. Persons Charged With Tito Sympathy

Czech Foreign Minister Quits   Siroky to Take Over Viado Clementis’ Post

Reds Reported Set To Launch Prague ‘Purge   Foreign Minister Of Czechoslovakia Gives Up Post, Trial Seen

WEST FRIENDSHIP RECALLED Czech Foreign Minister Resigns His High Post

'Clementis Quits Czech Cabinet Post   Foreign Minister Out; May Face Charges Of Not Being Faithful To Communism _

A Gzech  Leader Out   Action Points Up Reports of Impending Purge of ‘Titoists’

Czech Official Resigns Post  — Pela   Western World Sees New Crisis Brewing

Czech Foreign Minister Quits His Position   Vlado Clementis Resigns; No Reasdn For Action Given

Czech Foreign Minister Quits Cabinet Post  Communist Writer Resigns Official

CZECH FOREIGN MINISTER QUITS   REPORT COMING PURGE OF COMMUNIST PARTY ON TITOISM CHARGES

Czech Leader, Friend of West Resigns Post   World Capitals See Possibility of Crisis In Gottwald Regime

Czech Foreign Minister Quits   Resignation Comes or ’ Heels of Reports of New Purge

STRIKE CLOSES LOCAL BAKERIES; “LONG ONE” SEEN   57 DOWNSTATE CITIES HIT BY WALKOUT OF 1,100 UNION MEMBERS

DISPUTE INVOLVES  57 CITIES   AFL Bakery Workers Strike For Wage Increase and Welfare Plan in Downstate Plants. :   TWO MT. VERNON BAKERIES CLOSED   Mester Bakery and ‘Hawkins Wholesale Plants Down; Contract With Union Expired Mav 1. :

BRITONS ASSERT LEADERS AGREED ON KOREAN PLAN      Truman And Attlee Reported To Have Decided To Return To Country If U.N. Is Forced Out.

Withdrawal Of Allied Units ls Considered   Attlee And Aides Given War Picture By General Bradley

Agree to Avoid State of Open War   Will Not Write Off Korean War  Camnlotaly

Will Re-Invade Korea if U.N. Is Forced Out   Withdrawal Discussec by Truman, Attlee as a Last Resort

Truman Said With Attlee On UN Stand In War Area   Forces Would Return If Reds. Should Send  Them From Peninsula

Chinese Communists Enter Red Capital Of Korea As Jets Pour Death From At

Also Avoid War Il  ‘Sources Say Allies Agree To  Re-Invade Korea If Necessary

Agree Allies Should Return lf Forced Out   British Informant Reports Decision Made Yesterday

Attlee, Truman Agree to Avoid War, Aid Korea Military Stabilization, Negotiation Is Policy To Be Followed.

New Tax Plan Is Under Fire  Of GOP Head   Martin, Taft Think Hike On Corporation Levy Would Hurt Business

Democrats’ Cut Here And Hike There’ Tax Bill Called ‘Phony’ By GOP Leader

GOP Leader Calls Demo's Tax Cut Measure ‘Phony   Joseph Martin, Jr., Voices Opposition to Corporation Clause

Division Makes First Amphibious Landing of War   Liberators of Manila Splash Ashore, Fan Out From East Coast Beachhead

First Cavalry Division Heading Into The Thick Of Fighting In Korea

Senate Passes Drastic, New  Anti-Red Bill  Subversive Control Measure Approved bw Wate af Ti tn 7

Red Curb Bill  Passes Senate   Concentration Camp Proviso Is Added; Promised Veto May Be Overridden

Four Nations Send Token Forces  Few Reinforcements  Seen for MacArthur

Little Liklihood Felt That US Will Be Able to Send Any More Troops to Aid Gen. MacArthur

MacArthur Apparently Will Have To Fight Out Korean War Without Sizeable Reinforcements

GEN, MACARTHUR FIGHTS WITHOUT NEEDED POWER   Informed Senators Say That He Is Unlikely To Get Sizeable Reinforcements— Critical Situation.

MacArthur Not to Get Sizable Reenforcement:   Decision on Bombing Manchurian Supply Lines ls Delayed

Few ‘Reinforcements in Sight for The Hard-Pressed Units. in Korea

Senators Say MacArthur Will Have to Fight It Out Without Reinforcements

Sizable Reinforcements Unlikely Senators See Little Hope Of Help For MacArthur

MacArthur May Not Get Any New Troops   Senators Say U. § Forces Must Hold In Korea

Reinforcements To MacArthur Dim In Critical Stages Of Korean War

U.S. Has NoMer For MacArthur  Future Troops May Be Sent to Europe

NO RESERVES ARE AVAILABLE FOR M’ARTHUR   Will Have to Fight Out of Crisis With Troops an Mand...

Senators Report ‘No Great Aid For MacArthur   Bombing Ban Decision tc Await Outcome of Attlee Talks

Can Expect Little Help   Solons Say MacArthur Must Count on Fighting Out Korean War  With Men He Has Now

STARTS COURT ACTION TO STAMP OUT GAMBLING   States Attorney at Rock Islanc Files Charges Against 443 Persons.

BOSTON HOLDUP - PROBERS TO N.Y   REPORT SOME PROGRESS IN HUNT FOR GANG—BRIVK'S  EMPLOYE SET FREE.

‘some Progress’ Seen ‘Hot’ Money Hunt Spurs Boston ‘Dicks’ In Search For Big Haul

“Hot” Brink Money Hunt In New York   'tSome Progress” Reported in Robbery Probe

Truman Sure In Two Ways Of Victory   Red imperialism And Republicans, Beth Seen Defeated

Truman Grave At Dedieation Of Gift Bell   Assures People Freedom Nations Will Survive Inroads of Communism

Hometown Talk Made  By Truman   President Voices Faith In Free Nations’ Victory

Truman Says Free Nations Will Prevail   Speaks Confidently From Independence on Election Eve.

Free Nations Will Prevail Against Reds, Truman Says   Must Oppose Strength With Strength

Will Oppose Strength With Strength, He Tells  Missourians   DEDICATES LIBERTY BELL FROM FRANCE

Truman Says U. §. Won't Give Up Peace Fight   “Ran Out” in 1920, But Not This Time, President Declares

Free World Will Prevail, President Tells Missourians   Speaks After Grave Telephone Talk With Acheson on Menace Of Chinece Armiec

President Voices Hope For Freedom   Truman Says Tyranny 01  Communist Imperialism  Will Lose

‘FAMILY’ JURY IS SELECTED FOR ‘MERCY DEATH’ TRIAL   Paight Trial Jurors — Have Thirty Children; Youngest Juror is 40

James H. Hyde Was Speaker at Haskell Commencement Program   CLASS MAKES GIFT

GRADUATES TOLD TO USE EDUCATION   James H. Hyde Was Speaker at Haskell Commencement Program   CLASS MAKES GIFT

New Attempt To End Cold Wars Urged   Demands Pile up for Agreement With Soviet Russia.   FEAR H-BOMB   Sen. Tydings Makes Fresh Plea to. Administration for World-Arms Parley.

Demands For End To Cold War Are Heard   Sen. Tydings Urges Truman, Acheson T Call World Parley  On Dicarmament

Traman Hears Appeals Urging Cold War’s End   Atomic, Hydrogen Warfare Seen Developing Soon If Peace Not Secured

Demands Grow For New Effort To End Cold War   Lawmakers, Citizens Groups Seek Moves To Remove. ‘Threat’

Demands for Peace Effort  Gain Volume  . End Cold War _ While There’s Time, Is Plea

Demands Mount For Action In ‘Cold War’ Pleas   Administration Is Urged To Seek Peace Agreement

New Demands Made To Head Off Hot War   World Disarmament Conference Urged

DEMANDS MADE FOR NEW PLANS TO AVERT WAR   Chairman Of Armed  Services Committee  - Renews Plea For In ternational Confeér ence-— Others Join In Peace Move.

Demands Pile Up For U. S. to Act To End Cold War   Tydings Calls for World Disarmament Conference Soon

Clamor Rises For Renewed Peace Steps   Arms Conference Urged hy Tydings;  H-Bomb Fear Cited

Demands Piling Up For Administration Action To End The ‘Cold War’

‘Truman Raps Republican ‘Tnaction’; Fair Deal Not Socialist, President Tells Dinner Gathering   Says No General Tax Slash Seen Despite Demands

2 WARSHIPS DESTROY KOREAN COAST TOWN   Twe Allied Cruisers Bombard Yongdok, Seized by Reds in Drive on Pusan.

Allied Cruisers Destroy Village   Yongdok, Red-Held Town, in Flames

Naval Gunfire Destroys Town On Korea Coast   British and American Cruisers Hit Yongdok, Near Landing Point

CAA Says Flight Plans Required   Flights Around Oak Ridge Checked

Civilian Pilots Told Of Order  CAA Male Elich   CAA Makes Flight Plans Mandatory ‘In 6-State Area

14 Die in State During Holiday  s Labor Day   Nation's Labor Day Violent Death Toll Reaches Over 500

Says Solon Took Part of Salary   Woman Sues to Recover $7,304 She Charges Was Taken From Her Pay

Brehm Says Pay Claim Cockeyed  Woman Sues Solon ee cate Kickback

Cherry Grower Cuts Down Trees, Irked  By Slump  Prices Sy oiump tn rices

JONES COUNTY REPUBLICANS iaecedive bel er eryiassare vine ta cae

Week End Mishaps Kill 12 in Indiana  Victims Range From Race Spectator to Girl Horseback Rider

President May Apply Controls At Will, Compromise Provides; Capehart Explains “We Lost The Fight”

MEASURE T0 CURB INFLATION AGREED ON BY CONFEREED   Senate-House Group Votes to Give Truman Broad Powers to Apply Wage and Price Controls.   CEILINGS APPROVED ON INDIVIDUAL ITEMS   Meantime President Writes Speech on Korean War That He Will Deliver to Nation,

Joint Panel Ends Block On Controls   Selective Basis Adopted in Bill On Wages, Prices

‘Agree to Give President Broad Control Powers   Conferees to Work Out Final Details of Bill This Morning; Measure Still Must Be OK'd by House and Senate.

Red Cases Dot Court Docket   Tribunal Meets Briefly In Ovenine Session

PARTY TONITE——7:45)  AMERICAN LEGION HOME Cor. Pittshurch & Pater cre

TRIES TO HANG HIS EX-WIFE   Extradition Of Man Ar rested In Orleans Will Be Sought

Defense Secretary  Confers in Tokyo   Japanese Occupation Will Be Discussed Along With A Possible Peace Treaty

Johnson Eyes  Asia Situation Defense Head Talks With General's Aides

DEFENSE TALKS OPEN IN JAPAN   Secretary Johnson ond Army ’ Officers Study U.S. Posi- tion in the Orient ,

DEFENSE PARLEY OPENED IN TOKYO BY U.S. LEADERS   Johnson and Bradley on Hand — Former Goes Over Situation With MacArthur’s Top Aids,   EARLY PEACE TREATY TO BE DISCUSSED   Occupation Commander Said to Favor Retention of Bases in Japan After Pact Is Signed,

Johnson, Bradley Arrive In Tokyo For Talks With General MacArthu:

State Food Laws Held ‘Inadequate  Agriculture Aide Asks Recodifying

State Pure Food Laws Not Strict   Federal Standards Tougher, Madler Says

Baruch Sounds Off On War  From Truman’s Dog House Famed Adviscr to Presidents On Outs With Truman Since Exchanae of Lettere

‘Learned ‘Bernie’ Baruch Handy Man to Have Around Other Presidents Thought—But Not Harry S. Truman

MacArthur Forces Await Buildup,  Strategy Decisions Marines Advance North Of Seoul, Encountering Scattered Red Resistance

Tuesday Ballots Important to U.S. and World   Truman, Stassen End Campaigns

FEW HAZARD CLAIMS OF VICTORY   Gaudy, Bitter 1950 Election Drive Now Up To Voters

Strategists Settle Down For Tuesday Vote Battle   No Predictions Made On Outcome; Farmer Seen As Main Actor

76-Y ear-Old Man Held in Shooting Of 66-Year-Old Nephew Following Arqument in Domino Game Over Score

President: ESA to Fix  Car Prices  Mobilization  Machinerv Rolls

Car Costs fo Be Enforced, Truman Says   General Motors Cars Will Sefl for What  Stabilization Chief Sets as Proper

PRESIDENT ASKS WARTIME POWER TO MEET CRISIS   rle Asks Congress For Authority To Create Agencies — Called Step Toward AllOut Mobhilization,

Full Mobilization Stens Expected To Begin Early   Truman’s Request For More Powers Precedes Step-Up

Senator Sees Mobilization  Power Boost   Trdman Expected To Push For Increased Authority In Crisie

Truman Says Auto Prices Will be As Fixed by ESA   Law on Prices Will be Fully Enforced, He Says

Truman Backs GM Price Curt   U.S. Administratar Will Fix Figure, Asserts Presidant

Meat and Auto Industries At Capital. To Talk Price Issues   Mobilization Sal 2 ‘Machinery Is -“ -: Asked by Truman

ESA Is fo Fix New Car Prices   Law to Be Enforced, Pres. Truman States

House Spurs Truman Bid  For Powers Leaders Call Up Bill   Leaders Call Up Bill Reviving Features Of 1941 War Program

—‘LAW WILL BE ENFORCED’ —  U.S. Will Set G.M. Car Price, President Says

Car Prices Are To Be  ~ Enforcec   President Says Prices Of, GM Autos Will Be Fixed By ESA Administrator

G. M. Car Prices To Be Fixed By U. S  Economic Stabilizer, Says‘Truman 

Truman Props  Rollback of GM Car Prices  Says Defense Law Will Be Enforced

Truman Bid For Powers Shows Sign Of Progress  bY, ns no    Machinery Started For Mobilization On National Scale

Car Price Order To Be Enforced, President Says  Capita! Sees. Signs Pt a ae Lee    Capita! Sees. Signs Of Moves Toward All-Out Mobilization

TRUMAN STANDS PAT ON ROLLBACK OF AUTO PRICES   Request for Powers. Indicate: All-Out Mobilization Is Under Way.

ESA Will Fix GM Prices, Truman Says  T 2 pe on m 8 ace ¢ WW ._.. +. a; _]   Indust ry Warned Law To Be Obeved   Signs Point To All-Out Mobilization For War; New Powers Asked

Car Prices Will Stand, Truman Says, As Mobilization Rate Shows Increase

ESA Has Final Word On Prices OfG.M. Autos  serideeat What Valentin e Says

Savs Car Prices  Fixed by ECA   Truman Announces Law on Them  — Will be Enforced

NO BACKING DOWN   President Says G. M. Car Prices Will Stay Fixed  as Ordered

G.M. Asks Rollback Modification  Truman Step Hints Full Mobilization

{rman Request For Added Powers Seen As Sign Of All-Out Mobilization   President Believed Prepared To Start Machinery; Seeks Authority To Juggle Government Bureaus.

Law Will Be Enforced in Fixing New Automobile Prices, Truman Declares

President Says New Law Will Be Enforced   Chief Executive Requests Additional Wartime Powers

‘Czar’ Will Set Prices for G. M., President Says   Truman Stands Firm in Dispute on Rollback Edict; Vows Law to Be Enforced

President Says Prices Of GM. Cars Will Be Fixed At Standards Of ESA

Car Prices To Be Fixed By ESA, President Says   Truman Tells News Conference Law Will Be En. Forced: Indications Point To All-Out Mobilization

Sicns Of All-Out Mobilization Seen In Capitol   Truman Request For More Authority Interpreted By Solons

GM Demanding Modification of Price Rollback  yviroryy+rerwmeormes#¥*** rr

Government Will  Force GM to Put  Car Prices Down Tremen Promises  Action Against  RES SPARE! SSagen a estinmmeaneMie sy aed

Asked Whether Action Hints at ‘Thaw’ of No-Sale Rule, He Says ‘Wait’

Truman Say: ESA To Fix.  Auto Prices   Full Mobilization Hinted In Request For Broad Powers

Wii Enforce Law  ‘President Says Auto Prices  To Be Fixed As ESA Sees Fit

ESA Will Fix Price of Autos, Truman States   Request for Added War .Powers Hints Al!-Out Mobilization Plan

Mobilization Move Started By President   Full-Time Emergency) Schedule Seen For America

MOBILIZATION MOVE DISPUTED  Truman Hints Action Is Planned In Regard  To Sales Freeze

Truman Says Prices of GM Autos Will. Be Fixed at What New  Economic Administrator Decides

Mobilizationc on All-Out Basis:is Believed Near   Sign Wheels Turning Seen in Truman Reéquest for More Power

Rhee Limited To South Area  MacArthur Empowere Te Set Un Civil Rule

Doug fo Rule North Korea As UN Chief   Rhee Government's Power Is Limited To South Korea

SOUTH KOREAN RULE IN NORTH [S$ CURTAILED   MacArthur Instructed To Set Up Civil  Law In Nation

Rhee:Can’t Go Above 38th Line ©   Commission Okays ‘Plan To Set Up ~ Civil Rule For UN

Refuse Rhee Rule Over North Korea  UN’ Commission Gives MacArthur Directive

Rhee Regime  Authority   Is Limited Gen. MacArthur   Gen. MacArthur ToSetUpU.N.Rule In North Korea

U.N. Restricts  Rhee Rule To S. Korea MacArthur Granted  Power-to Form Narih QO nerawes ect mien &

ctiens in Nerth First Rhee Authority Limited T'o South Korea by U.N.

U.N. Commission Empowers MacArthur To Establish Ciridl RuletIn Nerth horea

U. N. Limits Authority Of Rhee Regime  MacArthur To Set Up Civil Rule

CHRISTMAS SEAL FUNDS HELP IN DRUG RESEARCH   Lela Lubbert, Secretary Of The Organization, Announces Purpose Of Gift

Russians Lose Face in Korea:  Another Red Thrust Expected   French Seize Reds’ Center

Russia Finds Korean Experiment Costly   COMMUNISTS LOST GROUND, POLITICALLY AND MILITARILY, IN SHOOTING WAR

Five Years Ago It Was 'Tovarisch!’ When Gls, Russians Met At Torgau   Ry WES GALLAGHER

GI Joe Met Ivan Five Years Ago Today; ‘Cold War Has Since Frozen Friendship

Yanks And Russians Were Pals In 1945, But Now It's ‘Nyet’   Rv WES GATTAGHER

How Many Can Recall Toraau?   Soviet, U. S. Troops Joined 5 Years Ago Today on Reich Soil

Victoria Service  To Be Curtailed   Services Held For Slain Infant   Remember Torgau? GI Joe Met ‘Tovarisch’ There   After Five Years Cold War Has Frozen Elbe Friendship

Before the Curtain Fell American, Russian Armies  ‘Met at Elbe Five Years Ago

Five Years Ago Today Americans and Russians Met on the Elbe; There Was No fron Curtain

Gl’s, Reds Met 5 Years Ago  No Iron Curtain   No Iron Curtain Split ‘Joe’ and ‘Ivan’

U. S., RED ARMIES MET FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY  It Was ‘Comrade’. From GI to General

 Just 5 Years Ago Yank GIs Met Russians on the Elbe   By WES GALLAGHER

—IRON CURTAIN HAS DROPPED ON 1945 FRATERNITY—  Today Marks 5th Anniversary of Historic Meeting of U.S. and Russian Troops on Elbi

‘How Many Remember Sleepy German Town of Torgau?   Rv Wes Gallazher

A Few Bottles Of Cognac Could Do Wonders In 1945  East And West Met By The Elbe Five Years Ago Today

Do You Recall Torgau? Five Years __ Ago It Was Focal Point of All Allies

Cold War Has Frozen Friendship That Marked Meeting of Reds and Yanks 5 Years Ago Today

Drastic Changes Noted in Relations Since War's End— tn SSEIGE! By GEE'S See  U.S.-Russian Forces Met in Europe 5 Years Ago

FIVE YEARS LATER  Fraternity No Longer Reigns Where Russians, GI's Met

Gallagher Compares Relations Between American, Russians 5 Years Ago and Now

“Nyet’ Is Stock Russian Answer  Friendship of 5 Years Ago Gone   By WES GALLAGHER

5 Years Ago Today Yanks, Soviets Met As War Ended   By WES GALLAGHER

Joy Reigned In Germany  5 Years Avo   War Correspondent Compares Relations Of Present, Past

“AP Writer Contrasts Happy Event Five Years Ago With The Feelings ‘That Exist Today Between Nations

Remember Toraqau? Russians and Americans Met There in Friendshin

U.S.-Russian Friendship at Peak in 1945   Iron Curtain Up Briefly as Troops Met in Germany

Torgau—Five Years Ago Today—No Iron Curtain Then; Yanks And Russians Celebrated End Of World War II

YANKS, REDS MET FIVE YEARS AGO. ON ELBE RIVER   All Was “'Tovarisch”’ for Few Days—-Then Came the fron Curtain.

OOO  2 THINGS WERE DIFFERENT ON VE DAY  lAllies And Reds Met Happily Five Years Aac   By WES GALLAGHER

HOUSE REPEALS TAXES ON OLEO   Senate Action May Toss Measure To White House Today

Senate Vote Next On Oleo Tax Bill  Repeal Plan Wins In House 262-106

Oleo Measure Up In Senate After House Approval   Repeal Of Federal Taxes Called For, Effective July 

White House Soon May Get Oleo Repealer   Bill Ending Tax May Be Sent To Truman Today

Repeal of Oleo Tax Is Voted   Senate Is Expected to Follow House Move Prompily

Action Set on Oleo Measure   Senate May Toss Its. Bill at White House

WATER STORAGE At Coolidge Dam   TO ‘SHOW ‘COLOR SLIDES AT CAMERA ‘CLUBS FRIDAY

Truman Supporter Takes Dim View of Profits Tax   White House Proposal May Be Trimmed, Even Pigeonholed, Texas Demo Declares

TO GET MORE RAIN   Heavy Amounts of Moisture ‘Will Create Serious Condition

Engineer Blamed In Train Wreck   Train Not Operated According to Signals

Blame Engineer For Fatal Wreck  Rule: Signals. Ignored In’ Troop ‘Train: Crash

Engineer Blamed for Train Wreck   Failed to Obey Signals and Crashed Into National Guard.

Blame Engineer’s Lanity for Wreck Killing 33 Guards      ICC Says He Didn’t:'Observe the Operating  Sionals

Chiang Ready To Enter War  Prepared To Fight Ca. pe ed. wrk   Prepared To Fight Side By Side With  Western Powers.

OFFER TO HELE ALLIES IS MADE   Nationalist China Is Ready To Fight With Western Powers If War Comes.

Acheson To Return To America Today  Secretary Comes Rack Fram Ria

ACHESON WILL RETURN TODAY 0 FACE FIRE   Secretary To Report On russels Conference; GOP Still Hostile

Acheson To © Return To America Today   Secretary Comes Back From Big Conference

Demos Close Ranks Behind Dean Acheson  Some Kepublicans Still Trying To Oust Secretary

Indo-China Reds Blasting French   Western Anchor Outpost Smashed

Mndo-China War- FRENCH LINES SMASHED BY ‘ADVANCING REDS   Retreat to Escape Trap Being Made By Chinese Troops

Asian Reports Are Pessimistic   Indo-China Is Key To Far East Problem

Top Diplomats Confer onAsia   Officials, Businessmen Pessimistic on Chances of Saving Area From Red:

Prisoners Reveal Facts Concerning New Foe in Korea   Chinese Invasion Was Effected by Stealthy Movements At Night Only

Prisoners Speak Up \Chinese Communists Sent Army  \Across Korean Border Oct. 20

China 38th Army In Korea Oct. 20, MacArthur Says   Reds Entered War Same Day General Declared it Over

Chinese Reds Plunged Into War Oct. 20  A OE EY...   Prisoners Tell How They Were Ordered To Conceal Identity

Armored Spearhead of 7th’ Division Pushes Way Through Snow-Filled Valleys Within Easy Reach of Frontier Town of Hyesanjin — Steady Gains Made Against Retreating Foe “at Other Points Along Front.   REDS PLAN MOUNTAIN. STAND   Chinese Red Troops Crossed Korean Frontier on Oct, 2C

2.000 Expected At Farmers Meet  Vice President J. D. oe bes To Be Belle Mina Speaker

Hayes Selected Farm Speaker  Annual Meeting Slated For July 27 At Belle Mina

Gary Dispute Brings Action By Schricker   Governor to Probe Charges of Lake County Crime, Raps Any Official Tieup

West Kansas Gets Freeze   Clouds Hold Frost To Minimum and Crop Damage Not Yet Known

FREEZE HITS WEST   A Temperature Drop to 29 at Goodland: C rops  May Be Hurt

It’s This Way, Joe and Bill in Korean Foxholes Are Too Tired t90 Write Hame

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Rovle   NO LETTERS FROM KOREA? THERL’S A REASON  By Stan Swinton (For Hal Bovle)

Senator Asks TV Networks   Wants Stations In Other Lands Te Fight Propaganda

Foes Challenge Labor Regime   Approval of King’s Speect: Denied in Parliament

CONSERVATIVES CHALLENGE HOUSING, STEEL PLANS  Socialists Facing Test

_ — INSPECTOR SENTENCED — , New, SensationalFacts Hinted in Crime Probe

MEN EXECUTED   Atrocities Show That Uniled States a Eiahiony Savage, ‘Cruel F

18 Soldiers Bound, Slain By North Korean Captors .  Executions Apparently All Tock Place In Field

18 AMERICANS  BOUND AND SLAIN IN ATROCITIES   U. S. Fighting Men Angered at Executions in the Field by Reds,

~U. S. Soldiers Slain By Korean Captors Without Chance For Lives

fotai of Murdered U.S. Prisoners Climbs to 18 in Korean Fighting   BENG KIEF wateanen

18Americans Held Slain  By Commies   Atrocity Reports Say Captured GI's Still Being Slaughtered

18 Murdered By Commies   Fighting, Men Angered By Wanton Slaying Of Captured Americans

Reports Tell Of 18 American Soldiers Bound And Slain After Capture By Koreans

List of G.I. Executions Rises to 18   Doughboys Infuriated by Slayings of Buddies; Prosecution Aim.

Say 18 Bound   Yank Prisoners  Slain By Reds   Executions Took Place In Field Soon After Capture of Soldiers

18 U.S Soldiers Atrocity Victims  Red Troops Bind, Slay Prisoners

Cruel, Savage Enemy  Reports. Indicate 18 American p  G’'s Murdered By Communists

Reporters Count 18 Gl Victims Of Red Atrocities   MacArthur Warns Those Responsible Will Be Punished

18 American Troops Tied, Later Slain By Koreans   Bodies Are , Located In Area Recaptured By U. S. Battalions

Amendment 41 ls Opposed By Younc Lawyers   Attorneys Against Act 2 Also, Favor Other Proposals

SANDER BARRED FROM PRACTICE   New Hampshire Board Revokes License Of Physician Tried And Acquitted On Murder Charge.

Dr. Sander’s License Voided By N.H. Board   ‘Moral Action’ Found Reprehensible In Patient’s Death

Sander Loses Practice Right  Board Action Taken After Murder Trial

MERCY DEATH’ AFTERMATH— Medical Board Revokes License Of Dr. Sander

MERCY DEATH DOCTOR LOSES STATE LICENSE   Board Raps Air Injections; Can Seek Reinstatement June 19.

MedicLicense of Dr. Sander Is Revoked   Registration Board Hits ‘Morally Reprehensible’ Action in Mercy Death

Says Mr. Borroto: ‘It Stinks’  Acquitted “Mercy Killer’ Barred From Practice By: State Board

Doctor Sander’s License Revoked   State Board of Registration in Medicine Hints He May Apply for Reinstatement in Two Months

Dr. Sander Castigated   Acts Called ‘Morally Reprehensible’ by State Medical Board

Revoke License Of Dr. Sander   State Board Terms Injecting Air As Reprehensible Action

Revoke Sander’s Doctor's License  Character Unfit, Says State Board

State Medical Board Revokes Sander’s License  But Leaves Way Open For Reinstatement In Two Months

Doctor Loses License After Mercy Slaying   Registration Board of Connecticut Acts in Dr. Sander’s Case

SANDER’S LIGENSE REVOKED BY BOAR   PHYSICIAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER DENIED RIGHT TO PRACTICE MEDICINE,

Barred From Practice  Dr. Sander Loses License By Action Of State Board

DOCTOR BARRED FROM MEDICINE   MEDICAL BOARD HAS REVOKED LICENSE OF EASTERN PHYSICIAN

Gunman Captured In Kidnap Chase  Rifles, Automatic Weapons Seized

Gunman Caught After 5-Hour Colorado Chase  Man, Woman Kidnap Two and Steal 3 Cars Before Capture Made

Nine Perish, Five Injured  In Two Fires Blazes In Maine And Oklahoma Take Heavy Toll

Nine Children Feared Dead In Two Fires   Blazes in Maine And Oklahoma Destroy Houses

Acheson Sees Long Time Arming Job   Declares Job Won't Be Half Done a Year From Now.

Acheson Backs Up President's Arms Aid Plea   Secretary Says Plan To Free World Won't Be Half Done in Year

Acheson Speaks for Arms Aid Program   Job of Arming West Won't Be Half Done Year From Now Acheson

Acheson Sees Long Period for Rearming  Defense Secretarv   Defense Secretary Agrees Job Will Take Time

ACHESON SEES NO QUICK END TO ARMS AID   Plan [Is Seen Not Half Over in ’51; Request For Funds Backed

World Arms Aid Still Not Half Done   Acheson Backs Up Truman’s Request For More Money

Russia Slashes War Guilt Cost On E. Germany   83 Billion Reduction Announced From Moscow; Propaganda Move

Russia's Reparations Bill Against East Germany Is Reduced   Described As ‘Propaganda Move’ In West

Russians Cut Reparations   Aliies See Move  As ‘Faver Seeker’  weeker

Receipts Double Previous Years  Met Opening Leaves Everybody Happ

Doctor To Go On Trial for Mercy Slaying   Did Doctor Commit Murder in “Act of Mercy” Is Question For Jury to Decide

World Watches As Trial Begins Monday For Physician Accused Of Mercy Killing

DOCTOR AWAITS MERCY KILLING TRIAL IN EAST   New Hampshire Physician's Case To Begin on Monday; Interest Spreads

Jury Will Hear Slayina Case Termed ‘Mercy’  Physi ician.in New Hampshire Defends

NOT NECESSARY YET FOR DECISION For U.S. Choice Between Europe and Asia

Cut Marshall Aid By Half: Wherry  Would Kill Plan, Lucas Protests

Solon Proposes  Slash on ECA  Wherry Urges $1.5 Billion Cut;   Wherry Urges $1.5 Billion Cut; Demos See Passage ‘As Is?

FILIPINOS FIGHT OVER WAR ISSUE   Dispute Arises Over Question Of Sending Troops To Korean Zone.

Korean Contlict Enters Politics In Philippines   Battle Raised’Over Issue Of Sending Filipinos To War

NOTED CRIMINAL SHOT BY ROOKI   Elite Safecracker Is Killed In California

Fred Lennon, One Of Top Criminals, Beaten ToDraw By Rookie, FBIMan

Top Criminal Dead Following 70-Mile-Hour Chase By FBI Agent And Rookie Policeman; ‘Most-Wanted’ Partner And Wife Are Sought

Fred Lennon, Sought By FBI, Slain After 70-Mile-An-Hour Desert Chase

Rookie Cop, FBI Agent Beat Fred Lennon, ‘One of Nations’ Worst Criminals, to Draw

PUBLIC ENEMY 1S SHOT DOWN   Fred Lerinon, On List of ‘Worst Criminals’ Shot After Longe Chase

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Approve Kepner’s Appointment to Alaskan Command

Two Cigaret Firms Ordered To Cease ‘Misleading and False’ Advertising Claims

TWO CIGARETTE MAKERS’ CLAIMS BRANDED FALSE   Vederal Trade Board Orders Manufacturers of Camels and Old Golds to Stop “Misleading” in Ads,   DENIES 2 BRANDS LESS IRRITATING TO THROAT   Declares None Is Superior ir That Respect—Similar Action Considered Against 3 Other Companies.

Would Return If Compan: Withdraws Grading Prospesal   COMPANY OFFICIAL DENIES SUCH PLAN

Telephone Installers Offer To Negotiate Strike Issues  Picketing of Major Telephone Exchanges Cehaduled Mandayv Micaht Re Called Of

Phone Workers Offer Peace In Labor Dispute  Company Asked To Withdraw  Grading Plan

Missing Child, Maid Located   Police Are Told Of Conditions at Home

Harrisburg Child Found Sate With Nursemaid Who Objected Toe Conditions At Tots Home

Nursemaid And Child  Are Found   Harrisburg Youngster I: Unharmed During Two-Day Trip

SCIENCE REPORTS ON GAMBLING Odds Are Gimmicked and You Simply Can’t Win

Scientist Mute As His Story Is Told To Court   Prosecutor Describes Accused As Controlled ‘Divided Personality’

Dr. Klaus Fuchs Trial Date Set For February 28  airt le in farmed   Court Is Informed Scientist Had Signed Statement Of Guilt

Fuchs Admits Deliberate Treachery; Sold Atomic Secrets To Reds 7 Years

Businessinen In Titusville Make Charge   Titusville Mayor Says He’s Against Taxing Trucks  In Titusville

Businessmen In Tituswille Make Charge   Titusville Mayor  Says He’s Against Taxing Trucks

High Court Hits: Two Hard Blows At Enforcement:  Says Officers Lack Gun Seizure Power

Pennsylvania May Lose Relief Grant  Ruling on Bonus May Jeopardize —  MFA nh Ono *.. As

Half Jewel Fortune Mysteriously Found   iSome Of Valuable Treas‘ure. Still Reported Missing Friday

Half of Jewels Taken from Aga Back to-Police:   Package. Worth_ Fortune Left-Lying in Front Of Station

In Brown Paper Sack Dismounted And Evalu. ated At $350,000 By Experts, Left In Street At Police Station

Senate Due To Consider  Money Bills   Texas House Still Fighting On Purpose Of Shivers’ Call

House Still Fighting Over Interpretation   Special Session’s Action Hits Snail Pace While Representatives War

Nott-Red Nations Need Little Help  Jessup Tells How Much That Menane

Danger of Economic Collapse In Formosa Is Cited in Reports   OBTAIN ATD

Nation-Wide Crime Probe Is Ordered By President Binaggio Killing  In Kansas City Brought Up at

Not Restricted to Kansas City Crime Problem ls Nationwide,  TrumanClaims

TRUMAN ORDERS PROBE OF CRIME   SAYS U, S, PROBLEM IS NOT CONFINED TO KANSAS CITY

TRUMAN ASSERTS HE HAS ORDERED PROBE OF CRIME   Declares He Intends That It Shall Be Nation-Wide in Effort to Get at Bottom  of Rackets.   QUIZZED ON KILLINGS AT KANSAS CITY   Says It Is Up to Attorney  General to Determine Whether Dual Murder Concerns Government,

Crime Is Problem Thruout the U. S.  Truman Says It Is Not Re stricted to the Kansas City Area  “GRAND JURIES BUSY  Discussion Came Up Ove Murder of Two Men Last Thursday

Truman Orders War On Rackets as Extension ‘Of Kansas City Inquiry

Nation- Wide Crime Probe ls Under Way   Many Grand Juries Sift Rackets, Truman Reveals to Press

Crime Issue Nationwide, Says Truman   Problem Not Confined to Kansas City; Says President; Rackets To Be Senate Target.

Crime Probe Nationwide Truman Says   Investigation Not To Be Restricted To — One City

Crime Problem Not Restricted Tok.C.-Truman   Orders Kansas City Probe, Proposes One for St. Louis

Truman Says It Is Not Re. stricted to the Kansas City Area   “GRAND JURIES BUSY’

Crime Problem Seen Spreading  President Declores Capital Affected

Truman Declare: Crime Problem Is Nationwide   Not Restricted To Kansas City, President Claims

Not Confined Merely to Kansas City.   Extends to Places Like St. Louis, “Even to Washington”

Proposes Grand Jury Examine St. Louis as Well as Kansas City; Attorney General to Determine Status

INTENSE PROBE OF RACKETS I$ BEING STUDIED   Method of Handling Inquiry Stirs Up Controversy; GOP Suspicious

§ POLICE PROBE BE SAFE ATTACK:   President Says Kansas City Not Only Place It Exists.

Crime Problem Nationwide Not Restricted: Truman   Truman Questions Whether It’s Possible To Libel GOP Senator

— DISCUSSION — Grand Jury Operations Broadened   EVEN CAPITAL IS AFFECTED

Holds Crime Problem Is  Nation-Wide   President Declares Situation Does Net Apply Alone To Kansas City

Reveals He Instituted  KC Probe   Washington, St. Louis Named As Additional Crime-ridden Cities

Crime Issue Is Called  Nationwide   Truman Says Problem Not Restricted To Kansas City

Truman Contends Crime Worry Not Limited in Scope  Claims Kansas City Not Only Hot Spot In U.S. Problem

Kansas City Not ‘Only Place With Crime, Says Truman   Other Cities Have It Too, President Informs Newsmen.

Crime Problem Nation-Wide,  Nlot Restricted. Truman Says   McCarthy May Call Second Witness In Lattimore Case

Inquiry Not Restricted to Kansas City   Senate Investigation Of U. S. Underworld Balked by Suspicion Of Democrat Motives

Says He Has Kansas City Probe Going  Presiden! Wants cg TT avice ome C4.,NAiadA

Racket Inquiry ls Nationwide, President Says  PP cite ities fon * Pa   Campaign in Ohio Is Called for by One State Official

i EE ARE EXTENDED FOR 6 MONTHS   Gives Municipolities the Option of Retaining Laws. For Duration of Legislation   PENALTIES LESSENED

Rent Control Bill Goes to White House   Congress Approves Compromise Measure Extending Ceilings For Six More Months

RENT CONTROL BILL ADOPTED   President Truman Is Ex pected To Sign Measure Promptly

Rent Curb Extension Is Sent Truman   President Expected To Sign Promptly

President Expected To Sign Rent Control Extension Bill Promptly   Congress-Approved Measure Falls Short Of Truman’‘s Specifications

TrumanExpected To Sign Rent Control Bill   Falls Way Short of Presidential Hopes For Measure

Truman Okay  Of Rent Limit  Bill Forecast New Extension Of  Controls Falls Shori  Ot Hic Ranuact

RENT CONTROL BILL PASSED   Truman Expected To Sign Measure Extending Curbs Promptly.

Year End Set As New Date By Congress   President Faila To Geé Year's Extension, To Take Half Loaf

Extended to December 21   Truman Is Expected to Sign Revised Measure

Rent Controls Passed, Sent On To Truman   President Likely To Sign Bill For . 6 Months Extension

Expect Truman To Sign Rent  Bill Promptly  Federal Measure Extends U. S. Curb:   Federal Measure Extends U. S. Curbs Until December 31; Bill Spoed Through

Congress Passe: Rent Measure  Expects President To Sign Extension

Rental Bill Is Expected To Be Given  Action Soon   Measure To Extend Controls 6 Months Under Local Option

RENT CONTROL BILL PASSED   Both House And Senate O.K. Extension To December 31

Rent Bill Sent. To White House   HST Expected to Sign New Control Measure Even Though It Falls Short of His Wishes

FINAL ACTION NEARS —  _ Rent Control Extension Awaits Trauman’s Signing

Federal Rent  Controls Kept  Lids Stay 6 Months; Local Curbs O.K.’d

"New Rent Control Measure Cleared by Senate. House: Truman Expected To Sign

Measure Rushec to White House for Signature  President Is Expected   President Is Expected to Act Quickly on “EMealf Loaf’ Theory

MALIK AT LAST WEEK IN POST   Stalls Decisive Action Or Korean War By U. N. Council

MALIK WINNING FIGHT IN UN.   Delaying Stratecy Stalls Any Decisive Action On Korean War

U.N. Expects Little Relief From Blockade   Malik Enters Third Week As Presictent; Srall Seems Success

UN Action On War At Standstill   Malik Succeeds In Stalling Action; Jebb To Take Over September 1

Malik’s Reign At UN Council Is Nearing End   Stalls Deceive Action On the Korean War

Malik Stalls U.N. Council Action   Propaganda Speeches. “Prevent Positive Work

Malik’s U. N. Term Ends Next Week   Job Dedicated To Stalling Action On Korean War

Malik Enfers Final Week Of His U.N. Security Council Presidency   Has Successfully Stalled Decisive Council Action On The Korean War

Malik’s Stalling Balks U.N. Action  Russian To Yield Gavel Next Week

N ationalist ‘Party Leader ‘Is Seized   30 Puerto Rican Nationalists and Communists Held

30 Others Held In Plot  On Truman   Campos Allegedly Master-Minded Assassination Trv

Puerto Rican Police Seize Alleged Master Mind of Truman Plot  Head of Rebel Group Arrested Along With 30 Other Suspects

Police Seize Nationalist Party Head   30 Others Taken in Plot to Kill

Gasoline Truck Explodes, Wraps Car In Flames  30 Others Injured As Collision Sets Off

Arrest Ordered For Conductor Of Fatal Vehicle  Carrier Crashes Into Heavily Loaded Gas   Carrier Crashes Into Heavily Loaded Gas Truck; Fire Sweeps Rlock-Lana Scene

Order Arrest Of Conductor On Death Car   Action Comes After 33 Die in Crash of Trolley, Truck

33 Killed in Crash Trolley Car and Truck   Flaming Gasoline Takes 33 Lives and Injures 30 Other Persons; Several Buildings Burned

Chicago's Street Car and Gas Trailer Crash Takes Lives Of 33 Persons; 20 Are Hurt  Eight Buildings and Several Autos Are Set Afire by Spreading Flames

Five Buildings Are Wrecked By Flood Of Fire   Passengers Perish When Crowded Chicago Street Car Collides With Gasoline Truck —Jammed Rear Doors Prevent Victims’ Escape From Raging Flanves °

Flood of Fire Wrecks Five Buildings   Street Car Becomes Blazing Prison on Wheels for Victims

Flood of Flaming Fuel Sears Five Buildings, Starts Explosions; 200 Homeless

Packed Street Car, Gasoline Truck Hit   Trapped Passengers Burn to Death; Flaming Fuel Touches Off Buildinas

Conductor Faces Charge As 33 Persons Perish in — Chicago Street Car Fire

TROLLEY, TRUCK CRASH TOLL 33   30 Hurt As Gasoline Fire Spread To Nearby Homes In Chicago

33 Dead, Many Injured In Trolley-Truck Crash   33 Burn To Death In Chicago When Trolley And.Gasoline Truck Meet: Homes Catch Fire

Panic Follows Tragedy During City Rush Hour   30 Persons Are Hurt, Several Critically Spreading Flames Ienite Fieht Buildines

Wall Of Flames Envelops Crowded Vehicle After Collision With Gasoline Carrier—Thirty Persona Injured—Blaze Spreads To Eight Nearby Buildings And Several Automobiles — More Than 100  Persons Made Homeless

Worst Traffic Smash Ever  Gas Truck Blast wills 23, Wrecks  IVW@ iRewiArmnec

Trolley Hits Gas Trailer; Horror Scene  Traffic Snarled as 20,000 Rush to Arez

MANY VICTIMS UNIDENTIFIED IN CAR CRASH   Wall of Fire Envelopes Crowded Street Car After tt Strikes Gasoline Trailer   CVE BUILDINGS BURN

«GASOLINE TOUCHED OFF —  Trolley Crashes Truck, Becomes Funeral Pyre

Trolley Hits Loaded Gasoline Track In Congested Chicago Area: Burning  Gas Sets 8 Buildings Afire; 30 Hurt

Flames Trap  Victims In Wreckage Panic Follows Tragedy During ‘Evening Rush Hour

Chicago Crash Worst in U.S. History— Street Car Collision Kills 33 in Chicago

Gas From Truck Fires Street Car and 5 Buildings   Victims Unable to Get Out of Trolley, 30 Persons Injured

33 Perish In Mishap In Chicago   30 Others Injured When Street Car, Gasoline Truck Collide on Street

Arrest to Be Made in Fiery Chicago Crash  Streetcar Conductor:   Streetcar Conductor Ordered Picked Up; Death Toll Is 33

Streetcar Hits Gas Vehicle   Panic Follows Crash As Fire Envelops Nearby Buildings

Spreading Flames Set Eight Two-Story Buildings and Several Autos Ablaze in Tragedy Which Occurred During Rush Hour at Chicago Last Evening — 30 Other Persons Suffer Injuries, Three of Critical Nature. re      MANY: OF VICTIMS NEGROES

Gasoline Is Ignited; 20 In Hospital   Chicego’s South Side Is Scene of Tragedy; Eight Buildings, Auto   Are Set Afire      Few Are Identified   Rerouting of Car Caused by Rain; Crashed Into Truck

Five Buildings Wrecked in Fire Following Crash at Rush Hour Last Night;  200 Are Homeless.   JAMMED REAR DOORS ARE INVESTIGATED

ChicagoTrolley Strikes Truek With Gasoline   Whole Neighborhood Is Endangered By Blast And Fires

Conductor Of Trolley Will Be Arrested   He’s Booked On Leaving Scene Of Accident

Nab Conducto1 Of Ill-Fated Chi Streetcar   33-Death Wreck Termed Nation’s Worst—Hear Jammed Doors a Trap

Crowded Car Enveloped In Wall Of Fire   Passengers Trapped; Buildings Burned

CHICAGO STREET-CAR DISASTER  35 Persons Die As Gas Truck Flames Spread After Smashup

Street Car Death Toll Reaches 33   Flagman Says He Tried to Change Course of Motorman

Fire-Crash Fatal To 33 Persons   Passengers ‘Trappec In Street Car Which Struck Gas Truck

Gasoline Tanker Explodes, Sprays Nearby Buildings   Driver of Vehicle, 32 on Trolley Lose Lives in Disaster

Fire Envelops Vehicles On Chicago Street   Eight Buildings And Several Automobiles Damaaed By Flames

Flaming Death Claims 33 Lives in Windy City   Street Car Rams Gasoline Truck; 30 Persons Injured

Wall of Fire Follows Crash   30 Other Injured in South Side Area; 100 Mada Hamalasea

33 Perish As Street Car Hits Gasoline Truck  Flames Set Fire To Nearby Buildinas On

Flaming Death For 32 Persons In Trolley Car   Collides With Gasoline Truck In Chicago, Driver Also Dies

Order Arrest Of Conductor Of Deati Trolley  n Fiery Cras!   33 Die in Fiery Crash With Gasoline Truck

Trolley Fire Kills 33 in Chicago Crash   Gas Truck Flames Burn 8 Buildings, Injure 30 Persons

Chicago's Street Car and Gas Trailer Crash Takes Lives Of 33 Persons; 20 Are Hurt  Eight Buildings and Several Auto   Eight Buildings and Several Auto: Are Set Afire by Spreading Flames

Gasoline Truck, Trolley Collide; Blaze Follows   Five Five Buildings Destroyed In Chicaqco

Raging Flames [rap Vicins  in § 1 Sired! Ca Car   Thirty Others Hurt  Abs Jémmed Trolley Hits Gas Transport

Flames Kill 33 As Trolley Rams Gasoline Truck  Roaring Gas Spreads Blaze to Buildings on Chicago South Side

Street Car And Big Gas Truck In Fiery Collision   Flames Quickly Envelop Trolley, Trapping Passengers; Eicht Buildings In Path Of Fire

FLAMING CRASH TAKES LIVES OF 33 AT CHICAGO   Street Car-Gasoline Truck Col lision Is Worst in Notion's History

33 Killed In Flaming Trolley, Gas Truck Crash   Spreading Gasoline Flames Destroy Five Buildings Near Collision Scene in Chicago

30 Others Hurt, 100 Flee Homes Chicago Area   as Trailer Explodes;  B Buildings Set Afire As cene Like Nightmare

30 Others Injured as Fire ‘Wrecks Buildings Nearby   Most Victims Trapped in Street Car; 100 Homeless on Chicago's South Side

CHICAGOANS — BURNED IN. STREET CAR   Speeding Street Cor Swerves Suddenly Into Side Track and Crashes Gasoline Truck.   8,000 GALLONS OF GASOLINE SET OFP   Conductor Escapes, is Arrested; Victims Pile Up at Doors, 30 Injured; Buildings Set on Fire,

33 Perish In Street Car Turned Pyre   Chicago Vehicle Hits Gas Truck, Bursts Into Death Flames

Temperatures   Conductor Ordered Arrested While Ruthorities Probe Worst Tragedy In History of Motor Transporiation

BUSY CHICAGO INTERSECTION IS SCENE   Thirty Others Are Injured, Three Critically   WALL OF FIRE   Swirls On Crowded Street Car Following Collision With Gasoline Carrier

Worst Motor Disaster In History, National Coun. cil Claims   Stores And Homes Burn After Wreck   Burning Gasoline Sweeps Through Streets As Pedestrians Flee

Crowded Street Car Hits Gasoline Truck In Chicago: 33 Cremated, Over 30 Injured

Miner’s Body Is Recovered   Found 115 Feet Underground To End 5-Day Task

Rescuers 100 Late: Recover Miner's Gary   Waliant Efforts to Save Coai Digger Trapped For Five Days Fail

Miner’s Body Found In Pit   Cave-In Victim Located After Five Days, Deep In Coal Shaft

Civic Club Plans Hallowe’en Party For Children  West Pullman Group Elen te Melle ue   West Pullman Group Elects Officers For Club Year

Civic Club Plans Hallowe'en Part; For Children   West Pullman Group Elects Officers For Club Year

Acheson Gets Strong Backing By President  Truman Takes Steps Supporting

TRUMAN FIRM IN SUPPORT OF SECRETARY OF STATE   Praises Acheson In The Face OF Criticism

TO QUIT AS STATE INSURANCE HEAD   HARRY B, HERSHEY NAMED BY GOVERNOR IN JANUARY OF 1949

Ambassador Wellington Koo Asked Dec. 23 For Military, Political And Economic Advisors; Knowland Forced Out News

Chiang Places Formosa Fate In US Hands   Dec. 23 Aid Request Finally Made Public

Chinese Make lL rgent A ppeal For US. Help   (Course Nation Should Follow Towards China Is Raised in Congress

Saving Formosa Put Directly Up to America  Military Support, Cash and Advisers Requested by Ambassador; Con aqracemen Ilrae fantian.

Admirzs*ration Gets @tinese ‘Hot F emato’  eae: Koo’s Pit; itProdded Into Li¢?s%::3y Act aitied OF Sen _ own: wwland

MNES R Es 2 skin  ~ Nationals Beg U.S. Help  ‘In ‘Save Formosa’ Bid

US. DISCLOSES NEW AID PLEA BY CHINA GOVT.   Frozen Fund Release, Military Help Asked By Nationalists

State Department Belatedly Discloses Formal Bid For Aid By Chiang Kai-Shek; Stand On Economic Help, Adviser Is Not Revealed

Urgent Request Made for Help By Nationalists  New Congress Must Decide on Red Check Step

Reveal China Asked  Help for Formosa  Plea Made Dec. 23; Truman Keeps Silent

- Urgent New Plea For American Aid Is Disclosed  By State Dept.   AMERICA MAY SWING To Active Policy in Asia

China Puts Formosa Issue  Up To U.S. With Aid Plea  Chinese Ambassador Asks Military Support

American Help Requested hy Nationalists  Arms Assistance te Safeguard  Ines mare to Rcleod

NEW AID PLEA BY CHINA GOVT   Frozen Fund Release Military Help Asked By Nationalists

American Hel Requested by Nationalists   Beane BRasleiamnra   Arms Assistance to Safeguard Formosa Is Asked

CHINA ASKS U. 8. FOR MILITARY AID TO SAVE FORMOS:   Plea for Help Comes to Light Amid Controversy Among Lawmakers Over Course to Pursue.   UNFREEZING URGED OF $100,000,000   Request for Funds Presented to Stale Department by Ambassador Wellington Koo.

Reads Notes On Hospital Death Report   Defendant Stares Ieily At Nurse As Story Unfolds

DR. OANDER AGCEDED TO HUSBAND'S PLEA   To Eliminate Suffering Wife After Opiates Gave No Relief   BUT WOMAN WAS DEAD

Nurse Gives Testimony In Mercy Killing   Tells Jury Report Dr. Sander Dictated in Death Of Woman

RURSE TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN SANDER: TRIAL      Telts dury That Manchistor Physiclan Dictated to Her, for Hospital Record, That Hv Had Injected Air Into Veing of CancerDoomed Patient.

NLRB Upholds Firing Of Employes Who Stage Slow-Downs   Says Taft Act Protection Of Strikers, Doesn't Cover Men Who Set Own Outpu'

Employer May Fire Workers For Slowdown  NLRB Rules Against Lumber Company Suit . Branoht Be ABT Imeitnn,

Tito's Paper Charges Attack Made on Nation   Articles in  Newspapers Are Cited

U.S. OFFICIAL FACING PROBE   Committee to Investigate Commerce Worker

oe : i Army Veteran Takes Gloomy View of Korean Fight, Urges All-out Effort

Korea May Be a Prelude of What Is Coming and We Can’t Afford Not to Be Ready

\ Wetiet eee eR PN ep. Brooks Asks fense Measures  For Gulf Coast

Mrs. Fisher Moore Dies Early Today   Brady lownship Leader Well Known Throughout County for Many Years, Dies of Stroke.

Postpone Bell Phone Strike Indefinifely   Will Tie Action In With Nation-Wide Walkout If Called

Phone Strike Postponed at Least One Day  Union Leader Says aati in May Wait on

Telephone Strike Postponed Indefinitely By Union Heads  Workers In Six Statex Tald Ta Stand By Far

UNION POSTPONES TELEPHONE STRIKE   Expect to Tie in Nation-Wide Walkout if One Is Called

Southwestern Be'l Workers Agree to Delay In Order to Act As Body All Over Nation,  District Strike Stil Possible, However

Southwestern Union fo Await National Tie-Up   Walkout Postponed Indefinitely; Ready For ‘Short Notice’

Phone Strike Postponed.   Southwestern Bell’ Union Will Join National Tieup, If Any. 

Bell Employes To Tie In Strike With National Union lf One Is Called :

Phone Strike To Be Part Of US Walkout   SW Bell Union Decides to Tie In With National

Telephone Strike Was Postponed Indefinitely Today   Communication Workers’ Union Heeds Request of National Officers. ~

SHERIFFS HEAR GOVERNOR DUFE   He Tells Them Pennsylvania Will Be Prime Object Of Attack In Event Of Third   World War

ON PLEDCING PLAN   Arkanas Dean Tells Women Tt Will Benefit Them and _ School as Whole

Arkanas Dean Tells Wome: It Will Benefit Them: and _ School as Whole   TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR

Digger Dies In Well Shaft   Was Wasting Time, Savs Safetv Official

Well-Digger Who Died Was Wasting His ‘Time; It Would Have Been Condemned

FOUR OUT OF TEN AMERICAN) FAMILIES WORTH MORE THAN’ $5,000, GOVERNMENT CLAIMS:

About Four in Ten American Families Have Net Worth of $5,000; Another Hits $25,000

Prices Hikes Began Before War Started  Gas Rationing Not Expected

Prices Take Biggest Jumy  In Two Year:   Rise Covers Period Before Outbreak Of Fighting In Korea

Sharp Prewar Jump in Retail Prices Shown   Report Reveals 2-Year Peak Hit Before War Beean

Sharpest Price Jumps In Two Years Reported Before Clash In Korea   Newest Consumer Price Advances To Show Qn Next Report; Foods Continue Upward

Price Rises Began Before Korean War   Retailers’ Increases For May 15-June 15 Highest In 2 Years

Rise in Retail Prices Sharpest in 2 Years   Bureau, of Labor Statistics Show Upward Trend of .9 Per Cent From Mid-May to Mid-June Prior to Start of Korean War — Foods Soar 7.1 Per Cent.   MEATS, EGGS, FRUITS LEAD

Prices up Before Korean Campaign  U. S. Agency Claims Retail Hikes Started Month Preceding War

BIGGEST HIKE UF TWO YEARS IN MAY-JUNE   Uptrend Starting Before War Gathers More Force During July.

Review Price ‘Structure; May Ask Controls  POS ieee eek: Tes   Government Is Determined To Halt ‘Runaway’

Retail Prices In Sharpest Hike Since 1948   May-June Increase Greatest Since July 1948

PRICE CURBS LOOM NEARER AS BUYING SPREE CONTINUES   inflationary Trend Under Way Before Korea War Broke, U.S. Bu reau Shows; Truman Pledged To Act.

RETAIL PRICES SWIRL UPWARD   Sharp Advances Before Koyean War And Now They Gather New Speed.

Sharpest, Retail Price Rises in  2 Years Noted        Upswing Began Even Before Korean War _ Started, BLS Reports

\Prices Take Sharpest Zoom in Two Years; Stores and Manutacturers Start Rationing   Profiteers, Hoarders Get New Warnings  Rw Tinttad Pree

Started Before War's Outbreak  Retail Price Boosts  Sharpest in Two Years

Spiral of Prices Before Crisis Spurred by War   Korean Outbreak Speeds Trend Already Noted

Sharpest Price Rise in 2 Years In May-June   Cost of Living Going Up Speedingly Even Before Korean War Began

Leap 2.1 Percent From Middle Of May To June 15th   Sharpest Gains in Two Years; Expect Additional Increases After Outbreak of Fighting

Price Rise Began Before War In Korea   BLS Reports Biggest Hike In Two Years Alay 33 To June 15

Sharp Retail Price Advance Preceded Start Of Korean War, Survey Shows

PRICE INDEX RISE BEFORE , WAR OPENED   Bureau of Labor Statistics Reveals Increase in May 15-June 15 Period Sharpest in 2 Years.   970 PCT. ABOVE 1935-39 AVERAGE   Food Leads the Advance and New and Large Increases Come After Fighting Starts.

May 15 - June 15 Retail Price Rise Reported Sharpest In Two Years

Survey shows Prices Rose Before Korea   Sharp Rise Told By Labor Dep't. For May-June Period

—PRICES— Retail Boost Began Before  Korea Clash  Sharpest Gain In Two Years

belore horean War Sharpest Retail Price Rises In2 Years Reported Over U.S.

Retail Prices on Wildest Rise of Last Two Years   Report Shows Spurt Gaining Speed Even Before Korean War

Food Prices Soar from Mid-May to Mid-June— Sharp Retail Price Rise Reported; Truman Plans to Halt Increase

Sharp Increases Shown In Prices   Jump Is Highest In Two Years; Various Items Selling Fast

Price Hikes Are Sharpest In Two Years   Statistics Show Hikes Were Started Before Korean War

Prices Make Biggest Gain During June  Meat, Eggs, Fruit Take Giant Stride Before Korea War

A Sharp Rise in Prices   Jump Is Greatest In Two Years; Increase Started Before Korean War Sped Up Hike

Prices Hit Highest Peak As Korean War Approaches   Statistics Show Nime Per Cent Incresse During May-June Period With Food Out in Front; President Truman May Force Controls

U.S. Is Said Not Prepared For A-Attack   President of State Editors’ Society Issues Warning  At PNPA Meet

Judge Albert M. Clark of State's Supreme Court Dies   Native of Ray County Was 71: Death Follows  Heart Attack.

Albert M. Clark, Judge of State's High Court, Dies   Heart Attack at His Home Ends Career of Prominent Jurist

Red China Said to Have Demanded Full Voice in U. N. Talks on Korea

Red China Demands Complete Voice In Korean Settlement  Following Parleys With India

State Legion Plans Largest Meeting  Open New Building; Truman May Appear

Two Children Die When Fire Sweeps  James City Home   Two Others in Critical Condition In Kane Hospital

Onions And Vinegar Hoarded By Czechs   Rumors Report They Offer Guard. Against Atom Rediatien

British Give Recognition  To Red Reign   England Is First Of Major West Nations To Do So: U.S. May Follow Later

Entire Nation Shivers   Mercury Plunges At Record Pace; Cold Reaches To Gulf

Cuts In Rail Service Loow  With Strike   Industry Must Also Tighten Belt; Hope For Settlement Dim

Rail Walkout Threatening  To Halt Jobs   Sharp Employment Reductions Seen In Many Industries

NO PEACE UNDER WAY   Pennsylvania R. R. Laying Off 85,000; Coal Mines and Industries Begin. to Feel Pinch.   SANTA FE TO CLOSE ALL SHOPS   Southern Expects to Be Idle by Weekend But Line Now is Running Full Blast.

Prospects Dim For Early Peace; Coal Mines Hard Hit; Operations Curtailed

No Prospects For Early Settlement   No New Bargaining Sessions Scheduled In Chicago

Mines Shut Down When Tieup Halts  Freight Movement  Thousands Laid Off By Struck Carriers Throughout Nation

INDUSTRY GOES INTO SLOWDOWN WITH CUTBACKS   Automobile And Coal Producers Start Curtailing Operations — Prospect Of Settlement Dim.

Coal Industry 2 One of First to Lay Off Workers  Prospects for Early:

Railroad Strike May Foree Cuts On Industries   No Settlement Seen Near; 40,000 Without Bus ; Service In Pertland

EARLY PEACE PROSPECT DIM   Coal Mines First To Feel Pinch; Other Industries Plan Layoffs.

Rail Strike Threatens Sharp Cuts in Industry: »No Early Settlement Seen

Coal Industry Feels Effect Of Rail Strike  Ea tly Settleme nt  a oe ae  Ee em

ig AUTO PRODUCTION FACING SLASH  Railway Strike Poses Threat To Other Industries In U. 5.

Railroad Tieup Hits Nation's Economy Today   Industrial Progress Halted by Strike Of Firemen

Chance For Settlement  ‘Appears Din   Coal Mines Close For Lack Of Cars; No Talks Planned

NO PROSPECT OF EARLY END TO RAIL STRIKE   Industry Immediately Feels Effects Of Crippling Walkout   STALEMATE MAY BE GIVEN WHITE HOUSE

Coal Industry Feels Effect Of Rail Strike  Early Settlement   Eaily Settlement In Long Dispute Looks To Be Din

Sharp Slashes Threatened in  U.S. Industry   Impact of Rail Strike Felt Immediately as  Tieup Causes Freight Service Cancellations

Idleness Soars As Rait Walkout Hits Industry   14 Major Coal Mines Cease Operations; More to Follow

All Pennsylvania Coal Miners May Be Idle by Next Week; No Empty Gondolas To Carry Coal.   BUS AND AIRLINE BUSINESS BOOMS

Industry Begins To Feel Effects Of Rail Strike   Layoffs, Cuts In Production Threatened; Coal Mines First Hit; No Sign Of Settlement  In Proenect

All Parties In Strike  Pessimistic On Chances  For Early End Of Tieup   Four Main Lines Carrying Majority , Of Freight And Passengers Shut Down By Action Of Locomotive Firemen

Walkout Forces Coal Mines To Cut Operations Other Segments Of Industry Threatened;  Idlanace Mav Snraad

Coal Mining And Other Industry Feeling Effects      No Peace Moves Are Underway; Prospcts For Early End Of Strike Dim

Jobless Figure Increases as 4 Lines Are Idle   Coal Mining and Othe: Business Feels Pinch; Rail Men Furloughed

Industries FeelRail Strike Impact   Prospects of © Early Settlement Appear Dim

Effects Of Rail Strike Felt In Many Industries   Unemployment Rises ‘Swiftly; Coal Mines  Hit Hard By Walkout

Unemployment Mounts Quickly In Rail Strike  Coal Mining, Many   Coal Mining, Many Other Industries  Feel Pinch As Rail Firemen Walk Out

Rail Walkout Hits Industry   Auto and Steel Plants Feel Pinch of Firemen’s Strike; Prospects of Early Settlement Still Dim

Prospects Dim for Quick Settlement of Railroad Difficulty   Industry Begins to Feel Pinch and Anticipates New Curtailments; No: Immediate Prospects of Strike End

Unemploy ment Mounts From  Rail Strike   Effects Felt Swiftly In Mining, Industry From Firemen Dispute

Coal Mining Is Cut; Factories Laying Off Men   ’ Fisher Body. Midland Steel in Cleveland Are Affected

Railroad Strike In Birmingham Menaces Steel   Short Connecting Line To Major Plants Closed By Walkout

Idleness Mounts In Rail Strike   Coal Mines Shutting Down: Prospects For Early Settlement Dim

RAIL WALKOUT HITS INDUSTRY   Sharp Cuts !n Many Segments Of Operations Threatened   SOME TRAINS GO OUT

Other Fields    Sharp Cuts In Segments Of U.S. Industry Threatened As Early Pact In Deadlock Is Considered Unlikely

Crippling Strike Opens Against 4 Key Railroads   Industry Feels Immediate Effects; Prospects For Early End Seem Dim

Pennsy R. R. Furloughs 85 000 Men   Other Thousands May Be Idled by Strike; Trains Fired Upon

NG ce Hopes AY Srading  Ag   > “emen Stand Firm      Curtailed Operation In Many Businesses Is Reported Already

COAL MINES, CAR INDUSTRY FEELING PINCH   Early Prospects For Settlement Are Reported Very Dim

200,000 Is Estimate of  Rail Idle   Other Thousands Are to Feel Stappage as Plants Curtail ‘Their Operations  Some Trains Run  Certain Strack Lines Repert) Freight’ and Passengers Carried

Western Pennsylvania Mines Affected By Strike Of Firemen On Key Railroads

FURTHER CUTS IN INDUSTRY FEARED   Prospects Of Early Settlement Appear Dim      Report Business Increase; Auto Industry, Coal Mines Hardest Hit

Industry Feels Growing Pinch Of Rail Strike   Sharp Reductions Loom A: Efforts To Break Deadlock Fail; Service Cancelled On Several Lines

Coal Mines First To Closes Thousands Idle  Early Settlement   Early Settlement Hopes Are Dimmed Mediators Wait

—200,000 MAY BE LAID OFF— No Settlement Near As Many Factories May Be Forced To Slash W ork

PROSPECTS DIM FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT OF DIESEL DISPUTE   PHIL. ADEL PHIA, (%—The Pennsylvania railroad announeed today it is furloughing 85,000 of its 125,000 employes.

Coal Mining and Others Begin to Feel Effects  No Peace Moves   No Peace Moves Underway or In Prospect Now

RAIL TIEUP RAISES  TIDE OF JOBLESS   Peace Prospect Dim As Industry Feels Effect Of Firemen Strike

— DEADLOCK — No Peace  Talks Are Scheduled   -CUTBACKS FACE AUTO MAKERS

Subzero Cold in Blizzard-Swept Northern Plains   Rain, Snow, Sleet Pelts Central States

Subzero Cold is Freezing Plains After Blizzard   East and South Still Enjoy SummerLike Weather

U.S. WEATHER — IS CONTRAST OF HEAT AND COLE   Sub-Zero Cold in  BlizzardSwept North; Heat Wave in Some Areas.

YOUTH ADNITS SEX SLAYING OF SHALL BOY   Says Joey Housey Killing Is Still ‘All Hazy’; Nabbed In Ontario

High School Football Star Under Arrest   Flees To Canada In Fast Motorboat

Youth Confesses  To Killing Boy   Says He Has no Memory of Sex Angle in Detroit Murder Mystery Case

Vienna Communist Putsch Fails Through Cominform Intrusion; Reds Driven From Two Buildings

Angry Reds Seize Buildings and Disrupt Traffic in Austrian Capital

Communist Riot Disrupts Vienna   Reds Hold Buildings Seized In Protest

Trouble In Russian Zones .  Communist ‘Uproar, Swells In Austria

Robber Kills Girl In Alley   Slashes St. Paul Girl's Throat, Leaves Her Te Die On Snowbank

ROBBER KILLS GIRL FOR CASH   Brutal Crime Revealed By St. Paul Police

Appeal Granted in A Stomping Death   West Virginia Carpenter Has Another Six Months to Live Until His Case Is Reviewed

Action Hinges on Approval by President   Yan Nuys Institution Would Be Moved Here Under Plan

Columbia City Manager Fires City Attorney   Insubordination in Release Of Prisoners Charaed

Arrest Three ln Atfack on Fraiaht Train   Report Rifles and Ammunattion Found in Car of Knoxville Suspects

Balanced Bill Would Cut Excise Levies But Increase Tax On Corporations —

Big Firms To Fill Gap of Excise Cuts   House Approval Is Predicted For ¥ Measure

Dewey Hammer: Administration's Foreign Policies   Cradite Fareien Friend« - With Preventing World War Ii

“WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?” FRANCE, KEY TO THE SECURITY OF WESTERN EUROPE, LACKS THE WILL TO FIGHT, EVEN IN HER OWN DEFENSE   Is Considered By Atlantic Pact Military Strategists As One of Countries In Western Europe That Would Offer Little Resistance If Russia Launched A Maior Offensive

‘WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?  France Believed Unable To Fight If Third World War Breaks Out. Army Impotent, Officers Admit

Infamous Nazi Concentration Camp Mistress To Be Indicted On 45 Charges

UN Delegates Seek To Break Red Filibuster  at After ‘USSR Me amb Takee Strana Hold

U.N. Plots To End Malik’s Filibuster   Hold Strategy Conference Regular Council Session Reconvenes Thursday

U.N. Council Seeks To Break Red’s One-Man Stranglehold   Russian President Has Been Holding Up Procedure -— Recesses Until Tomor row After Heated Session

NEW STRATEGY BEING MAPPED BY UN COUNCIL   Member Nations Work ing To Break Malik’s One-Man Stranglehold

U. N. COUNCIL MANEUVER. TO DEFEAT MALIK   Strategy Mapped to Break Russian Stranglehold.and Filibuster Thot Delays Action   ANOTHER RESOLUTION

U.N. Members Plan Stopper Against Russia  Security Council Back Aw Efficient Fanting

U.N. Members Map Strategy   Pians Talked to Stop Qne-Man Stranglehold That Stopped Council in Tracks

Strategy Mapped To Break Russian  Filibuster In UN   Henry Wallace Quits Progressive Party in Split Over War

—COUNCIL IN RECESS— U.N. Maps Strategy To [Break Red Stranglehold

Security Council Maps Strategy To Fight Malik   Soviet Chairman Keeps Procedural Tanale in Motion

UN Security Council s After Malik   Russians Omitted From Conference Of Members

UN Members to Plan Strategy To Stop Malik   May Transfer Agenda To General Assembly And Avoid Russian Vetoes

Malik May Be Removed As Chairman   Russian Delegate’s Tactics Combatted; Bitterness Grows

UN Council Maps Stop-Malik Plans  Delegates Confer on Strategy to Break Russian ‘‘Filibuster’’

Strategy Is Beine Manned By UN Group   Members of Security Council Seeking To Break Filibuster  Of Jakob Malik

Study Courses To End Malik's Tactics In U.N.   Several Ways of Meeting Russian’s Obstruction in Council

security Council Plans to Break Malik Filibuster.   Meeting Bogs Down In Confused Mass Of Procedure

UN Maps Ways To Stymie Malik   Members Consider Ways to Break Red Strangichold

‘Strategy Studied In UN Council In Malik Case  itteneinma Cri... k....   ) Russian Filibuster Blocks All Work In United Nations

U.N. Strives To Snap Red Stranglehold   ‘Russians Left Out ~ Of Informal Talks O1 Malik’s Filibuster

U.N. Maps Plans to Break Malik Strangle Hold   Council Recesses as Russian Filibuster Stalls Activity

Council Has  ‘Been Stopped In Its Tracks   Soviet Boss Wants Air Force Censored

UNITED NATIONS ACTION BLOCKED   Security -Council Member: Making Effort To Breal Red Filibuster.

Council Tied By Russian _ Maneuvers   Other Delegates Seek . Way to Break Malik’s Headlock on Action;  Adiourn till Thursday

UN. MAPPING NEW STRATEGY   Security Council ‘Seeks A Way To Break Malik Stranglehold

UN Group Fights Grip Of Malik  Security President Holds Strangleholc On Korean Action

UN Security Council Members Map Plan To Break Malik Stranglehold On Group

Soviet Delegate Stymies Council   Western U. N. Delegates Map Strategy to Break  Malik’s One-Man Stranglehold and Filibuster:

RED FILIBUSTER HOLDS UP WORK OF U.N. COUNCIL   Malik Charges U. S, Is Ag gressor in Korea; Hits American Bombing.

Map Plans to Break Malik Grip   Russians Not Invited to Conference to Consider UN Strateay

Draft Plans For Seizure  Of Mines      No Indication From Truman When ‘Action Might Be Taken;  ShHaation Serious

Truman Silent onPossible Use   Judge Keech Ready to Act Fast on UMW Contempt Charaes

Plans Drawr For Seizure  Of Coal Pits   President Says Program Ready but Does Not Say When He Plans to Act TT, Bresk Tie-lp

President Won't Say When Action ToTake Effect  Reports Settlement “Under Authority Of Federal Courts

Truman Drafts Plans To Seize Coal Mines  No Date Set For Move In Nation’s   No Date Set For Move In Nation’s Fuel Crisis

Proposed Plan Already Drawn Bv Government  Action Is Expected Hourly at Canitol

Situation Critical, Truman Admits: Industry Hard Hit      WASHINGTON, March 4% (AP)—The United Mine Werkers unfon today was found inRocent ef contempt of court in the 25-day soft coal strike.

Truman Declines To Say  When Emergency Power May Be Used In Dispute

Dover Elks Plan Benefit Minstrel  Proceeds Will Be Given To Hospital

PRESIDENT HAS BREAKFAST WITt BATTERY U PAL   Truman Slated Far Impert ant Foreign Policy Acddrec: Lotar

Truman Has Chow  With Old Outfit   Meets Men of Battery D tc Start Busy Day in St. Louis   AGGRESSION IS THEME   President to Sound New Warning in Address This  fternonon

Swap War Stories   President Calls Each Man Present by Name at St. Louis Gatherina.

Truman Has Chow With Old Outfit   Meets Men of Battery D te Start Busy Day in St. Louis   President to. Sound New Waming in Address This  Afternoon ~

Makes Major Address This Afternoon President Breakfasts with Old Pals of Battery D

President Joins Battery Buddies In Gay Reunion   Another Busy Day Is Started at Breakfast With Wartime Outfit

CAPT. HARRY ~ ATREUNION   President Enjoys Frolic With World War  Companions In Arms.

House-Passed Farm Bill Hits Snag in Senate   Critics Force Snarl Staving Off Final Ballot Until Today

DEBATE SNAGS SENATE VOTE ON FARM BILL   Critics of Proposal Postpone Ballot Until Today

Farm Price Aid Action Snarled   Senate Backs Its OK After House Approval

RULE GENERAL TEECE REMOVED BEFORE TERM   Had Four Months to Go a: Guord Commander When Replaced.

DRAFT BOARD HERE  GOES ON FULL TIME   Forty-Hour Week is Now in Effect, Harry C. Evans  Aamasmene   INEW CLERK IS NAMED

Three Firemen Injured When School Burns   Ringwood School House Leveled by Fire; Loss Estimated at $125,000; Two Firemen Burned

Truman Faces Census Take   White House. Says: President Will Not Duck Any of Queries “Asked,

President Sets Example By Asking Census Interviewer To Call On Him First Dav Ai Florida White House

Trumans Set For Census   Family Join President In Florida Where They Will Answer Questions

Take Strategic Towns In Push Along Coast   Communists Seem _ To Be Regrouping: ’ For New Drive

U.S. Lines Near Taejon Braced Against Attack   Americans Capture Yongdok; Invaders Take Other Towns

Yongdok Falls To U.S. Infantry;  Enemy Regroups   Taejon Front Quiet As Americans Dig In; Communists Suffer High Casualties In Rail Center Battle

Yanks Bolster Their Positions Outside Taejon   MacArthur Says Korean Reds Regrouping South of Capital After Suffering Heavy Losses in Bloody Battle for Rail Center.   Chinese Reds Shell Quemoy Isle; Navy Retakes Coastal Yongdok

New Red Assaults Anticipated—Front Is Relatively Quiet   Ruins of Yondok Taken Over Under Heavy Fire Of Allied Naval Guns

Another Major Red Attack Ils Expected   Yongdok, East Coast Port, Captured By U. S. Infantrymen

Yanks Capture Yongdok in Blow On East Coast   Victory Blunts Red Pincer Movement of The Central Sector

Firecracker Armed Schoolboys Are  Driven Into Battle By Communists

GOP Policy Group Meets   No Agreement On Excess Profits Tax Stand Made

Soviets Returr  To U.N.  Security Unit Malik to Take Turn  As Council Head . In Surprise Move

RED DELEGATE TO TAKE SEAT ON UN COUNCIL   Malik’s Move Hinted Last of Boycott By Kremlin

17 People Killed In Accidents   Three Children Perish In Fire; Attorney Is Drowned While Skating Sunday

President Orders Tighter Credit On Housing Loans; Speaks Tonight   Truman Advised To Step Up Arming Western Allies

Today's Skies   Acts Made To Combat  War Crisis Substantial Hike  In Down Payment

Truman Eyes Housing Boom   Directs Credit Re. strictions An Infla. tion Control

Housing Chiefs Directed To Tighten Rules   Message To Congress May Seek Voluntary Allocation Of Goods

FHA Is Told To Cut Loans   Bigger Down Payment:  Will Be Rule For  : Building

CREDIT CURBS ARE CLAMPED ON HOUSING   Bigger Down Payments Required in Truman Move -Against Inflation.

Truman Aets To Head Off  Inflation   Building Material, Loans Involved; On Radio Tonicht

PRESIDENT ACTS TO COMBAT WAR INFLATION   Invokes Tighter Credit on Federal Housing Loans

Buying Takes More Cash   Restrictions Aimed to Cut Inflation   Restrictions Aimed to Cut Inflation to Save Materials for Korean War

Truman Orders Action Cutting Housing Credit   Credit Restrictions In A Series Of Moves To  Counter Inflation

CLAMP ON HOUSIN   To Halt Inflation Truman Orders Series of Credit  Restrictions

Truman Puts Credit Curbs on Housing   Home Finance Unit - Ordered to Boost _ Down Payments

Truman Acts {0 Curb Inflation On Home Front   President to Address - Nation Via Radio at 9:30 Tonight

Credit ‘Tightened.  On Housing Loans   President Moves To Combat Inflation On Americar Home Front—Many Materials Needed In WNatianal War Effort

Credit Cut — ls Ordered  By Truman   Defense Material Neec And Trend Toward (nflation Cited.   Credit Cut.

Tighter Curbs Ordered On  Housing Loans  Seeks To Conserve Needed Materials

President Moves to Fight War Inflation; Sets Up Rules for Tighter Credit

Down Payments Increased By Orders Of Presidert To Fed. eral Housing And Home Finance Agency

Home Building Credit Restriction Tightened  By President's Order

Housing Credit lightened To Save Materials  Cabinet Members Scan Congressional Messag To Be Delivered Today

MeCarran Sure  Of Nevada Win   N. Y. Demos Argue As GOP Moves To Name Dewey

Slack Held HOW Post In 1943-44   Chemist Second Kingsport Man Accused As Spy

MacArthur Orders Japs Puree Reds   Pro-Occupation Govern ment Backed in Sunday Election.,.

Pro-Occupation Jap Govt. Given Backing At Poll:   MacArthur Orders Purg Of 24 Top Reds From i Government Posts

Twenty-Four Must Be Efliminated And Barred From Holding Any Government Position; Outlaw Party

TWO BEACHHEADS ARE ESTABLISHED BY REDS   Bloody Fighting In Progress On Nationalist Stronghold Of Hainan

Reds Secure Beachheads On Hainan  Island   7,000. to 3,000 Believed Landed; Many Junks Sunk By Nationalists

Mother, 87, to Witness Ceremony Making Her Child Saint at Vatican City

‘MOTHER WILL SEE CEREMONY ELEVATING HER DAUGHTER TO. CATHOLIC CHURCH SAINTHOOD

Mother To See Child Beautifiec  Martyr To Be Elevated In Outdoor Ceremony

Many Coal Men Return To Mines   Thousands Stay Out Until After Union Meetings

—COMMUNIST Stalemate  Indicated In Probe   FILES OPENING SEEN UNLIKELY

Firm Stand By Congress Is Predicted   Solons Will Not Approve Of Contempt Citations, Connally Forecasts

See Stalemate on Red Issues   No Contempt Citatior Is View of Conna

See Stalemate Of McCarthy Inspired Probe   Connally Predicts No Contempt Citations To Be Voted by Senate

Connally Says Senate Won't Vote Contempt Citations Over Files      Tydings’ Committee Seems Balked At Every Turn; To Force McCarthy To Show Documents Now Soucht.

Ped Probes Head For Stalemate   Connally Predicts Senate Won’t Vote Contempt Citations

Stalemate Seen In Red Inquiry   Connally Predicts Senate To Make No Contempt Charges

Spy Probers Up Against Blank Wall   Unlikely to Vote Contempt Citations For Refusal to Open Files; Query May Stal!

Senate Stalemate Looms In Communist Inquiry   Contempt Citations on Acheson, Others Scouted—Lodge’s Proposal Yor Nonpartisan Study Rejected

Senate’s Red Probe May Be Stalemate   Connally Says Vote Citing Contempt Not Probable

Red Probes Heat For Stalemate  Connally Predicts   Connally Predicts Senate Won't Vote Contempt Citations

STALEMATE MAY DEVELOP IN SENATE INVESTIGATION   Senator Connally Predicts Upper Branch Of Congress Will Not Vote Contempt Citations For Officials Refusing Access To Secret Loyalty Files—Foreign Relations Subcommittee Probing Charges By Senator McCarthy Appears Balked

SENATE GROUP SEEN BALKED AT EVERY TURN   Refusal of Officials Te Open Loyalty Files Blocks Inquiry

Investigation  May Bog Down:  Hint Stalemate Committee Balked  Do. VY ne-nldés- Kilac

Red Probe Is Blocked at Every Turn   Contempt Citations in M’Carthy Charges Now Seem Unlikely

‘SENATE PROBERS OF RED CHARGES FACE STALEMATE   SEE LITTLE CHANCE CONFIDENTIAL FILES WILL BE RELEASED

Lattimore Will Give His Reply   Brewster Says Senate May Be Pat on Spot of Backing Down on Vote   Jessup Is Heard

Red Inquiry Is Believed Headec For Stalemate   Connally Says Contempt Citations For Refusing To Yield Files Unlikely; Lattimore To Appear

SENATE PROBE Ot COMMUNIST SPIES FACES STALEMATE   Connally Predicts Committee Will Refuse To Vote Contamot Cllotiong

Stalemate Faced In Red Hunt   Connally Doubts Senate Would Vote Contempt Citations

Stalemate For Red Quiz Seen  Senate Wont Demand Contempt Citations

Investigators Appear Balked At Every Turn   Connally Predicts Senate Won’t Vote Contempt Citations to Gain Security Files

Senate Red Inquiry Heads For Possible Stalemate Today   .\onnally Predicts Senator Will Not Vote “. Contempt Citations for Subpoena Defiers

Senate Inquiry Seems Balked At Every Turn  hes Oe ee fe   Probe Headed for Possible Stalemate?

Administration Against Lodge Proposal For Bi-Partisan Inquiry Commission

McCarthy's Case Nearing Deadlock Over Data Tangle  Senate Committee Shies at Contempt Citation Effort

NO CONTEMPT CITATIONS PLANNED   VicCarthy Appears Balked At Every Turn  LATTIMORE      To Give Report Thursday; Prospects Of Obtaining Evidence Are Slim

Red Inquiry Being Balked   Senate Group to Be Left in Awkward Spot if Contempt Citations Not Voted

STALEMATE IN PROBE LIKELY   Senate Not Expected Ta Vote Officials In  Contempt  ShRiAame_iinhtinrnrt * « mAt ase oe

Stalemate in Capital Red Probe Hinted   Senate Inquiry Group Balked at Every Turn —Chances for Getting  FBI Files Appear Slim

No Contempt Action Seen By Connally   Truman Orders For Refusing Data Will Be Upheld, He Says

Senate Red Probe Faces Stalemate   Committee Balked At Every Turn In Try To Get Vital Papers

Stalemate Looms  in Senate Probe  _ Commie Hunters Seat ‘ Balked Ai Every Turn ~

Stalemate Near In Senate Red Investigation   Connally PredictsContempt Citations Won't Be Voted on 3 Officials

Senate Communist li quiry Heads For Stalemate   Contempt Citations Not To Be Approved Is Prediction Of Connally; Lattimore To Appear At Hearing Thureday

Doubt Senate Will Vote Citations for Contempt for Defying Subpoenas

Senate Communist Investigation Heads for Stalemate; No Contempt Citations Expected

No Contemp! Vote Likely,  Says Leader For Senate  McCarthy Papers  Also Inaccessible   McCarthy Papers Also Inaccessible  For Investigation

Two Dwelling Permits Issued   Construction Value Of $17,000 For Week;  One Conversion.

New Device To Help Civilians In A-Bomb Attack   Cheap Geiger Counter Is Revealed By AEC; Plan: To Decentralize Industries Ruled Out     Won't Detect Uranium

New Geiger Counter for  Civilian Aid   AEC Tells of Device As Civil Defense Hearinas Held.

CIVIL DEFENSE OF NATION 1S INVESTIGATED   Legislators Want to Know What Can Be Done Under Atom  _ or H-Bomb Attack.

Geiger Counter For Personal Use Ready General Distribution.   Committee Studies Efficient Warning System And Measures To Minimize Destruction.

Hope fo Clear All Christmas Mail Despite Brief Embargo in Strike

Post Offices Dig Out Of Mail Jam  - Biggest Year In Fustory Expected

Mail Delivery     Despite Strike   Greatest Volume Of Mail in History; Backlog Clearing

Yule Mail Backlog Is Being Cul   Extra Postal Employes Work Overtime As Strike Ends

MORE RAINS ON WAY   Cold Wave Is Expected to Cause Freeze in Western Kansas

Turkey Ready To Send 4,500 Men To Korea  U.N. Muster Shows Feeling Toward

Turkey Offers 1,500 Troops  Trained Men Ready To Fight, U.N. Told

U. N. OFFERED 4,500 TROOPS BY TURKEY   Ankara Government Stands Read to Send Fully Armed Soldiers to Korea.

Turkey Offers 4,500 Troops To Join Korean Fight   Britain Reported Ready To Send Small Ground Force To Aid U. S.

President Optimistic On Peace   Tells Newsmen No Third World War  In Prospect Now

Powder Dry... but...  Truman Seys No Third  VAs  World War in Prospect

Excise Tax On Light Bulbs ls Retained   But Committee Goes Ahead With Plan For Other Slashes

Time, Arms Aid Needed fo Save Europe--Bradley   General Tells Solons Assistance Program Should be Extended

One More Boston Rebbery Clue Has Fizzled Out   Two Suspects Freed Following More Than Five Hours Questioning

Northern Part Of Nation Gets Touch Of Winte   Indian Summer Tempera tures Prevail In Other Areas; Colorado Roads  Blocked Bv Snow

Winter Hits Northwest; 16-Inch Snow In Montana   Merenury Falls To 12 Above At Butte As Rest Of} Natron Enjoys Summer Temperatures   More Of The Same— r Mild Weather

Commandant Wants Police Disciplined Texarkana Trips Banned For Military After Arrest Fiaht

Mobilization To Be Speeded  Report 100,000 Will Be Drafted In March

RESERVE OFFICERS TAPPED 100,000-A-Month Draft Due To Start In Mareh

TroopsGo To Europe By July 1   Defense Department Calls 9,240 Reserve Officers To Colors

ORDERS CALL FOR N. G. UNITS   Defense Department Expects te Maintain. «160,000 Per Month Draft Rate — 7,500 Reserve Army Captains and Licutenants Called.

North Koreans Supply Method Wins Respect  MacArthur Spokesman  a ca 2 a. ne   MacArthur Spokesman Comments On Enemy Force's Planning

"Greatest Respect’ For North Koreans   Yank Militory Leeders Admit Reds Keep Vital Suoplier Going to Front

Operators Believe Kilgore’s Diagnosis is Wrong  Customers, Not Restrictions, Needed by Coal

Operators Believe Kilgore’s Diagnosis is Wrong Bi «cles cue alle staan arene: a TaiGhelleaticts.- le: euaamltemlaalbalioa te  Customers, Not Restrictions. Needed by Coal

Pleads Guilty To Giving Russia A-Bomb Secrets   ‘Split Personality’ Defense Claim Is Rejected By Court

DUFF FACTION IN GOP SPLIT   Row Over Candidates For Primary Termed Ruinous To Party

Penna. GOP Fight Gets More Bitter   Wellsboro Meeting Takes Slap at Hershey Conference.

MARTIN RAPS DUFF FACTION IN GOP. SPLIT      Row Over Candidates For Primary Termed’ Ruinous To Party

Dayton, 0., Has $500,000 Blaze  Old Building Burns In Heart Of City

Dayton Quells Business Fire   Loss Is $500,000 s Cafeteria Burns

DAYTON STORES ARE DESTROYED IN HUGE FIRE   Damage Estimated At $500,000, 27 Firemen Overcome By Smoke

$500,000 Blaze Sweeps ‘Dayton Business Areas 27 Firemen Overcome

FINE FOR FOOTBALL   Weatherman Predicts Cool and Fair Weather Thru Friday

(Cooler Air Moves Into Kansas for Weekend; 'Will Din Inta 40 %e«

Pike Accused On H-Bomb  Senator Savs He   Senator Says He OpposedDevelopmen!

StormlsExpectedToEqual1916 All - Time ‘lide Record; 75Mile-An-Hour Winds Struck Island

Special Guards Posted To Protect Eisenhower, Austin Gov't Agents Scour N. Y. Puerto Rican  Sontian Far Aasaasination Consnirators

Guards Posted — Around Leaders   Federal Agents Scour Tenement Area In Search for Conspirators

Guard tke, Austin Against Assassins  - Fear Puerto Ricans Plan More Attacks

Pulaski Attorney's Case Heard  Supreme Court May Rule On Disbarment

State’s Attorney Who Took ‘Donations’ from Gambling Frererests Given Disbarment Hearing by Supreme Court

G.0.P. Hits Truman Spy Control Plan   Register Communists Sen. Taft Demands; Backed by M’Carran

Anti-Red Program Is Inadequate Say. GOP ‘Senators _   Will Insist Upon Enactment Of Mundt—Fergusor Communist Control Bill - ,

Truman Anti-Rec Plans Criticized As Too Lenient   GOP Leaders Believe Legislation Should Have Teeth; Call For Adoption Of Mundt-Ferguson Bill

GOP Backs Bill To Clamp Down On Communists   Says Truman's Plan Falls Short Of Security Need:

Urges Tight AntiRed Lav  fs = eee eae   Truman’s Proposal Blasted By COP

Sen. Ives Hits Tydings Group   Charges Will of Senate Disreqarded

Gurney Named To Committee Tc Study Program   S.D. Senator Doesnt’ Agree With Tydings’ Appraisal Of Peacetime Defenses, Called Strongest Ever

SOLONS CHECK DEFENSE PLANS   Begin Detailed Study o _ Nation’s Blueprints for Mobilization

Senators Check Secret Plans For U.S. Defense   Tydings Reports Peacetime Peak In Preparations

Senators Check Secret Blueprints For Mobilization In Event Of War

Senators Check Secret Plans  For War Use  : Committee Testimony Shows

Senate Opens Check Into WU. 5. Blueprints for Mobilizing Civilians in Event of War:

Senators Begin Mobilization Investigation   * Committee Assigned Ts. Judae Adeauocy   " Committee Assigned To Judge Adequacy Of Defense Blueprint

U.S. Defenses Are Reported In Top Shape   Some Critics Say Services Weakened By Economy Moves

Seeret Plans For Defense Under Study   Three Senators Named To Survey Safety Measures

Senators Check Secret Outline For Mobilization  Tydings Assigns Three Lawmakers To Make Survey

Solons Check Secret Defense Plans   Tydings Names Three To Study Blueprints For Mobilization

Charted In Event Of War... . Mobilization Plans  ' Get Detailed Check

Senators Check Secret Program for Mobilizing   “Detailed Study Given «Plans; Defenses at Peak, Testimony

SENATORS OPEN STUDY OF PLAN ON MOBILIZING   Committee Of Three Named By Tydings Who Praises ‘Board’s Work

SEES MT. V. AS MEDICAL CENTER   Msgr. John Quack Blesses Cornerstone; Schweinfurth and Hendrix Speak at Impressive Services.

HOSPITAL: TO OPENIN YEAR   J. L. Buford, Dedication Speaker, Says New Structure is Symbol of “Togetherness” in Ef. forts. —   SEES MT. V. AS . & MEDICAL ‘CENTER   Msgr. John Quack Blesses Cornerstone; Schweinfurth and Hendrix Speak at Impressive Services.

Cite Three for Contempt, Plea  ~ Browder, pr Others Balked at Ouections«

Senate Group Cites Three For Contempt   Browder, Field, Jaffe Named; Seek Action Before Adjournment

Demand Browder Field Citation   Contempt of Congress Charge Asked Also for Philip Jaffe

Truman's Aides Not Seasick: Most of Then Are Just Staying in Their Staterooms

TRUMAN YACHT FIGHTS STORM   Deny Seasickness Story.  But Report President  Ate ‘Lightly’

Rough Seas Left Behind   Presidential Party Cruises Through Tranquil Waters Toward Key West.

Seasick Truman Stays In His Bed  Rough Waves Tough On President’s Party

Rough Sea Keeps Truman and Sto‘ f in Cabins—None ‘Actively’ Seasick

Mob Terrorists Operating Again In Southern States   Truman Vacation Trip Starts on Rough Seas

HEAVY SEAS HIT TRUMAN'S YACHI   President Remained in Bed All Day Monday.

Johnson Flies To Conference With Truman   President, Secretary Confer On Hague Talks At Key West

Bednasek Says ‘Gee Gee’ Died ‘Accidentally’ .   Playfully Placed Hands Around Co-ed’s Throat Student Tells Court

Tells His Story On Witness Stand At Murder Trial   Gee-Gee Died at End of ‘’Wonderful Evening’ He Says

Says Sweetheart Killed by Accident After Throat ‘Play’  Student Relates Story of Haw Coed  Diee in. Hic Houce

Jurors Hear Bednasek Tell How Girl Died  Each Had Hands or Throat of the Other

University of lowa Coed Met Death Accidentally, Defendant Testifies

Bednasek Tells Story of Night That Coed Died   Describes Incidents at Party in Roominghouse  Leading up to Tragedy

 afe Testifies  Death Was ‘Accidental Jurors Wipe Tears from Eyes.

GEE-GEE FELL HITTING CHAIR, JURY 1S TOLD   Had His Hands on He Throat Short Time Before, He Says

Bednasek Tells How Girl Was Killed ‘Accidentally   Student Gives His Version to Jury of ~What. Happened Night Co-ed Died

Student Gives His Version OF Coed’s Death   Queenie Saves Lives of 200 Dogs With Her Transfusions

COLLEGE STUDENT TELLS OF DEATH OF IOWA COED  ROBERT BEDNASEK DESCRIBES EVENTS  ar PAAR AIM LIMIicre

OAYS GEEGEE MOANED, FELL AGAINST GHAIE   Hands Were on Each Other’: Throat When She Gasped, Began Twisting.

Says Lovers’ Kiss Preceded Girl’s Death   “She Made Gasping, Moaning Sound as_. We Began Dancing”

On Witness Stand for  Second Day   Student Gives His Version of How Geée-Gee Met Deoth

Devaluation Of East Mark Embarrassing   Reds’ Faces Red As Observers See Further Collapse

Marshal Tito Assails Soviet  Charges Campaign Of Lies And Slander

Soviets Blasted By Marshal Tito  eee eee. eS   Relations With Reds Growing More Tense

Tito Blasts Soviet Slander   ‘Inventions’ Designed to Suit Moscow Purposes

Truman May Veto Price Support Bill   Members Of Congress Hear President Will Disapprove Measure Recently Passed

Report Veto on Measure Ahead   Truman Decides to Kill Farm Supports

Farm Bill Veto Reports Spread   Truman Said Likely To Disapprove Price Supports Measure

Invaders Suffer Staggering Toll   Military Officials Caution Situation In Korea ‘Very, Very Grave’

Yank Losses Comparatively Light in Drive   Situation in Korea Remains Grave, Solons Told

Senate Told Korea Crisis ‘Very Grave’   Heavy Casualties Inflicted On Foe; Army Cautions Against Pessimism

But Situation Still Called ‘Very Grave’   Tydings Reports Yank Losses Are Somewhat Light

American Troons Inflicting ‘Almost Unbelievable’ Casuaities On Reds

Officials Report Enemy Casualties Are ‘Astounding   Fate of U. S. Troops In Korea Regarded As ‘Indeterminate’

Coal Wage Dispute Still Deadlocked; Union on Trial Todav in U: S. Court

Sunday Talks ‘Last 12 Hours; Cole Deflated   Fact Chairman Had Hopes For 11th Hour Parley T., Kind Arcard

Russian Flier's Body Found in Downed Plane  Security Council Told Incident Occurred Neor 28th Parallal

Flier Identified as Lieutenant of Armed Forces of Soviet Union—Taegu Menaced From New Direction as Communists Pour Through Gap at Northeast End of Allied Defense Line.

Soviet-Marked Bomber Plane Is Shot Down  Body Of Russian Flier Recovered From Wreckage

Soviet Pilot Shot Down  In Korea Body Of Pilot  Identified ieee Bipoclas oR

Communists Threaten American Supply Base   Reds In Position To Outflank U. S$. And South Korean Forces At Pohang—Eighth Army Unable To’ «  Shaw: fnew timkh Cem

Soviet-Marked Plane Attacks U.N. Formation  Shot Down; Body Of Crewman Bears Russian Army Tag

Dr. Weidner Sr., ‘Dolton Leader, ‘Succumbs At 93  [Ist Village President; Was Physician Hare 465 Yeoeoure

Dr. Weidner Sr., Dolton Leader, Succumbs At 93  Ist Village President; Was Physician Here 65 Years

Well Shaft In Which Digger Died Would Have Been Ordered Filled In Says Official

rail To Rescue Trapped Digger  Dies Of Exhaustion   Dies Of Exhaustion As Victim Reached

“Bene  Dominick . Atteo Dies Alter: ia Hours.jn.. Well Bhatt — Wilk and Ohildrea In Btate of” ‘Oo lp

Vincent Smolik Gravely Wounded On Korean Front  Local Infantry Officer  Twice A Casualty

Vincent Smolik Gravely Wounded  On Korean Front  oe ee =! dee   Local Infantry Officer Twice A Casualty In World War Il

Chiang Asks U.S.to Help  His Cause   Would Have Aid Given  in Same Way Russia Is Helping Reds; Time Is Stressed .   Sees Preventive   Argument Is Assistance Would. Stave Off War

Israel And The Kingdom of Jordan Are Preparing For Christmas In Holy City

HARD TO FIND   Se eee Gee eet ee eee  Census Canvasser Comes to Her Census

Mrs. Everett Rhoades’ Grandfather, Bugler  ‘In Civil War, Was 103

American Toys Reach London   Toys Given by U. S. Kiddies Make British Qrohans Very Happy

American Toys Reach London  Toys Given by U. S.   Toys Given by U. S. Kiddies Make British Orphans Very Happy

Rall CHIEFS PLAN 300,000  FREIGHT CARS   Boom in Car Building Taking Shape, AP Writer Reports.

> Industry Makes Plan For New Production  ’ Leaders Consider Ways To Speed  lin Qauéniat

Industry Taking Steps to Meet ‘Part War’ Role   Planning Dampened by Twin Uncertainties of Taxes and Controls

Air Force Plans Combat Strength  Whautd Biee hdacn Carncic.   Would Use More Strategic Bombers, Shifting Spending Of Present Funds

Australia Seeks Legislation To Outlaw Communists   Charged With Trying To End Nation

Negro Gets Two-Year Prison Term   Jury For Carrier Confined Overnight. Club 81 Trial Set

May Day Riots Are Prevented   Threats of Trouble Occur at Berlin Today But German Police in Both Western and Eastern Zones Halt Serious Disorders.   CELEBRATION IN MOSCOW   Mock Communist Uprising Staged in Wisconsin Town

U. 8. DRAFTING NOTE-ON: PEACE   Statement, to. be. Uelivered. . to  * ‘Madame Pandit, Expected ta be Firm Statement. that. . Conflict Must. -be:;. Resolved . Through United Nations.

Draft Response To Soviet Plan For Korea Peace   U. S., Britain Firm On Demand Invaders Withdraw Forces

GIRL KILLER IS "EXHIBITIONIST   Twin Wise-Cracks With Newsmen At Preliminary Hearing

Russ Warplane Downed By UN   Twin-Engined Bomber Shot After Attack On Air Patrol Near North Korea

President Ends Week End Cruise But  Declines Comment On Korean War

RETURNS FROM CRUISE  NEA TREE SEC EEE SM RN ERE RENT SNE  Truman Takes Wait and Sex Attitude; Eyes Russia Closel)

President Keeps Close Watch On  Crisis In Korea   Meets With Defense Chief For Official Report On Return From Cruise

Truman Scans War Situation   President Meets Johnson As Cruise Is Ended

Traman Keeping In Close Touch With Develop ments In Korea   EXECUTIVE RELAXED BY WEEK-END CRUISE

President Relaxes on Yacht Trip   Returns to Washingtor for Fill-In on War Developments.

Congress Is Ready To Pass Year Extension With Cities Option   Only Minor Differences Betweeti House And Senate Remain To Be Ironed Out Of Hot Bill.

Final Passage Is Due Soon  On Rent Bill   Controls Assured  For Another Year Tf Citleon Want Phan

RENT CONTROL ASSURED FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Congress Plans Approval of 12 Month Extension

Rent Control On Local Option Basis Approved   Compromise Is Acceptable to Administration

RENT BILL NEAR FINAL PASSAGE   Expect Senate-House Differences To Be lroned Out In Few Days.

Congress Now froning Out Minor Points   Year’s Extension Expected To Be Approved Svon

34. Air Guard Troops Killed In Aix Crash      Plane Carrying Members Of The Tennessee Air National Guard Crashes in South Carolina

FINAL  FOOTBALL SCORES   Sooners Stage Rally, Protect Victory Skein   Ohio State Gridders Near Title, Kentucky Swamuns Mississippi

U.N. IGNORES RUSSIA CHALLENGE   Assembling ‘International Force To Save S. Korea; Lie Cancels Trip Abroad

U.N. Goes On With Task Of ‘Saving Korea   U.S. Rejects Soviet ' Charge Intervention In South Is Illegal

9,000 Americans and Unit Of Commandos Engaged In Drive Against Enemy Sixth Division

Attack Launched On Broad Front   Harriman, Truman's Advisor, Visits Command Post in Korea

MIND oT ORNS CAUSE. LAV LG IN LOWE   Madrid Grocer Killed Wher Gale Bilcws Down Light Tower.   ANCHE DEFE RItre

CLAIMS SANDER ADMITTED HIS KILLING WOMAN   Again Blames Deed On Pleading of Patient’s Husband

kKkwewKk* TRUMAN STILL THINKS RENT CONTROLS SHOULD BE CONTINUED FOR YEAR

‘WOMEN, CHILDREN FIRST” LLL  GI View Of Korean War Is Sketched By Soldier

U. S. Sending Food to Bolster Tito’s Army. Eurone’s Hone Aqainst Russians

Flood’s Death  Toll Increases  Total Now 22; Fears That More To Be Found Rising

Woman Doctor Blames Worries In Kidnapping  Santa Fe Physician   Santa Fe Physician Faces Death Penalty; Sanity Questioned

Woman Doctor Held ‘Financial Worries Blamed   In Kidnap Of Younes Girl

CHILD HELD FOR $20,000 RANSOM  Woman Physician Held In Santa Fe Kidnapping Case

Woman Doctor  Held in Kidnap   Girl, 9, Found Dragged Otherwise Unharmed

Estimate Pounds At 1,169,000,000   Flue-Cured Increase Expected to Up Tota 50 Million Above ’49

BUSINESS POWER HAS DWINDLED, SEGRETARY SAYS   Sawyer Claims It Should Regain Some Of Lost Influence

Sec'y Sawyer Tells Business Power Waning   Strength OF Advertising Stressed By Cabinet Member

Hog Farmers In Confusion Over Price Supports   Brannan Refuses To Say Why He Is Delaying Figures

Early Decision Urged on Swine Price Supports   Brannan Says He'll Announce Figures As Soon As Possible

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS   LNT RIN GURDEPOSTS  ‘Tunney’s ‘Kayo’ of Fear Was Best

East, MidWest Fight Snow Piles   Cold, Profiteers Make Recovery From Blizzard Stow, Difficult

Thousands Still Suffering From Cold And Hunger   More Snow Reported For Stricken Area

Black Marts Hit Stricken Areas  Soaring Prices Add To Storm Hardships

$1 for Bread, Milk Charged In Cleveland   Fast and Midweat Struggle to Resume Normal Activities

ISTATE SAFETY LAW  WILL BE ENFORCED   Revenue Department Fully Prepared To Administer New Responsibility Act Beginning Next Wednesday

CHINESE BITTER AT BRITAIN FOR RECOGNIZING REDS   Yeh Charges Move Com promises Freedom Ideals Of Enalich People

‘Curly’ Lambeat Quits Packers, To Coach Cards  Cecil Isbell Wiil   Cecil Isbell Will Seek Green Bay Job

Curly Leaves His Packers   Isbell Applies for . Job at Green Bay

‘CRIME PROBER ASKS FOR HELF   Conditions In Missour “Too Big” For Him To Handle Alone

SENATE'S GRIME PROBER IN STATE CALLS FOR HELE   Declares Conditions E xis! That Are “Too Big” for Him to Handle Without Assistance.   KEFAUVER COMMITTEE COMING TO MISSOURI   Effort to Be Made to Deter mine Whether Gamblers Made Big Contributions to  Political Campaigns.

PROBERS 10 G0 ON LOCATION   Crime Investigation Hearings to Be Held in Missouri

Crime Prober Seeking Help In Missouri   Sen. Kefauver Says Con Yitions “Too Big” To ~ Handle

Help In Missouri Crime Inquiry Is  Asked By Prober   Conditions ‘Too Big’ To Be Handled Alone, Senate  Investigator States

Senate Crime Prober In Missouri Asks For Help; Says Job To Big For Him   Hearings In President Truman's Home State Will Include Check On Any Link Up Between  Bio-Time Crime. Politics

Asks for Help In Missouri Crime Inquiry  Job Too Big for One  hdnn Bannrte Sonnte   Job Too Big for One  Man, Reports Senate Agent; Committee to Move Hearings There

Ieepaall Nel  Cuctaw hlaw f ache   System Now Lacks Uniform Plan, Soy Bueinece-Manacers

McMath To Meet With Atomic Board Heads   Missouri Ozarks Also In The Running For Big H-Bomb Plant

‘New J ersey’ To Join Fleet   Second Batileship To Be De-Mothballec

Big: Battleship New Jersey to Re-Join-Fleet  De-Mothballing of Battle Wagen Starts

Battleship Set For Active Duty  Navy ‘De-Mothballs Miahty New Jersey

Battleship to Rejoin Fleet  Navy Will Restore New Jersey to Place

Second Battleship Being Reactivated By Navy For Fleet Training Purposes

Battleship New Jersey Taken Out Of Mothballs For Return To Fleet

, Miahtv Mo Now in Shooting War  Battleship Taken From Mothballs

BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY TO JOIN FLEET   Navy Taking Mothballs Off 45,000-Ton Sister Ship of “’Mighty Mo,”

Battleship New Jersey Mighty Mo Sister Ship, Returning to Service

N ew Jersey To Be Readied  Battleship To Join 61.9 On Rattlo JT ina

Major Issues Still Confront Legislators   Medical School and Equal Educational Benefits Top the List

a ee  .- Washington Grim Congress Prepares To Rebuild American Arms

Nominees Sef For Primary Race Sept. 12   Michigan Democrats Well Stirred Up

COLD WAVE IS MOVING SOUTH   Suffering Mounts in Flooded Areas—Many Homeless In Six States

Blizzards, Cold Strike North Central Areas  Southeast Also Gets Storms; Mercury a at

35 Thousand Homeless In Dixie States   Suffering Mounts; Damages. Estimated At Million Dollars

Blizzards Hit N orth Central Area   Suffering Mounts: in Scuth as Flood Waters Rise

NEW COLD WAVE ~ HITS MIDWEST   Thirteen Below at Minot In North Dakota

Cold, Blizzards Spread Across North Country  Flooded South Gets Clear Skies As Mass

Wintry Blast Strikes Parts OFU. S. Again  North Central Area ie, OO pee ey =   North Central Area Hit By Blizzard Over Weekend

Dixie Is Cheery As Skies Clear   But Cold Wave And Blizzards Knife Across North-Central U. 8,

East Suffers In Cold Wave   Wintry Weather Crosses Midwestern States, Moves on Atlantic Coast

Several U.S. Units Reported Cut Off In Korea   Report Chinese To Throw Planes And Tanks Into Battle

Chinese Reds Cut Off Yanks In Northwest   U. N. Forces Give Up Two Key Hubs, Move To New Defense Line

Boy Locked Up in Soo Shooting  One Wounded Girl Ir Grave Condition

UN FORCES.NEAR SIBERIA BORDER Chinese Communists Free 27 Wounded U.S. Soldiers

Seo, Thomas  "le Deteated   Oklahoma Demecrat: Name Rep. Monroney at Yesterday's Primary.

Sen. Thomas LosesElection  In Oklahoma   Veteran Of 28 Years Ousted; MeMath Beats Laney In Arkansas

Thomas Beaten In Bitter Oklahoma Primary Voting   Huey Long’s Son Nominated for Senate in La.

Monroney Down: Thomas In Race  Oklahoma Senator - Concedes Defeat

Thomas Defeated In Oklahoma Race By M. Monroney   Long Is Winner In Louisiana; McMath Beats Ben Laney

Thomas Defeatec In Primary Race   Huey Long’s Son Wins in Louisiana

Generation of. Political Successes For ‘Oklahoma Senator Terminates In Defeat

Sen. Thomas Is Defeated in Runoff .   Mike Monroney Victor; Russell Long Reqains Seat

Sen. Thomas Is Defeated In OklahomaRace   Louisana Senatorial Race Goes To Son Of Late Huey Long

LONG CAREER OF THOMAS IN SENATE ENDS   Oklahoma Democrats Nominate Rep. Mike Monroney in Primary.

THOMAS S LOSER IN OKLAHOMA’S PRIMARY RUN - OFF   28-Year Veteran Of. Congress Concedes Today

Monroney Ousts Thomas In Runoff Vote   Veteran Senator Loses; Huey Long’s Son Is Winner In Louisiana

Thomas Upset in Election Contest  Senator. Veteran of —   Senator, Veteran of. 28 Years, Defeated

THOMAS BEATEN IN OKLA, RACE   Veterah: iS nator: Apses: /%q -sRepo.' Mike ” Monroney: Long-Winner In Louigiana McMath In) Arkansas,  ’ Dorn And Riley In South  Cannlinn

Sen. Thomas Is Defeated  _8§t rn ARK   Monroney Holds 20,000 Vote Edgein Oklahoma; Long Wins in Louisiana

Oklahoma's Sen. Thomas Defeated   Veteran Loses After 28 Years In Congress

Elmer Thoma: Defeated For Senate Seat  Concedes Victory To Representative Mike Monroneyv

THOMAS LO IN ORLATOMA AUN-OFF VOTE   Huey Long’s Son Is Choice in Louisiana Primary Election.

Miss. Stryzewski. and. . Coon Rapids: Publisher Married at Akron

RENT CONTROL EXTENSION 1S STILL PUZZLE   Senate’s Action Thursday Leaves Matter Still ‘Up In The Air’

Question Of Rent Control Still Up In An   Decision Must Be Reached By June 30  Expiration Deadline

Rent Control Future Hazy; Funds Given   . Economy Move By Douglas Is Badly Whipped

Senate Vote Leaves Rent  Curb In Air   Approves Controls to June 30, But Orders Avency to Liquidate

RENT CONTROLS STILL IN DOUBT   HOUSING EXPEDITER IS VOTED $2,600,000 FOR TERMINAL LEAVE

Rent Control Issue Unseftled  Congress Will Decide - Fate Before June 30

Woods Gets Funds To End Rent Control  eon ngress Cool To Extension Past

—MAY LIFT CEHLINGS— d ‘Rent Control Extension iS till Unsettled Issue

Rent Controls Case Unsettled   Woods Gets Sum to Run Until June 30

Congress Puts Threat to Rent Control in Bill   Votes Funds For Use by The Housing Expediter In ‘Closing Up Shop’

NO RENT DECISION   Question of Extending Con. tre): for Year Still Up in Air

Miss Kenyon To Reply   Question Of Extended Rent  Controls Remains In Doubt

Rent Curb Act Fate In Senate Sull Unknown   Funds Approved For Operation Of Agency. Only Through June

Rent Control Issue Still Up In Air’   Senate Gives Wood: Funds To Operate Through June,  Then Close Up

NO RENT DECISION   NU RGAE Piva  Question of Extending Con trel> for Year Still Up  in Air

Rent Control Left “Up in the Air” Senators Postpone  Decision on Fate of Law After Inne 30

Woods Gets Funds To End Rent Control  Congress Cool To  Se ea ees ape

Rent Control Still in Doubt   Senate Votes Fund For Use toe June 30

Rent Question Left Up in Air   Senators Ignore Provision to Extend Controls Past June

GI Describes Communist Brutality   Tank Crewmen Shot By Captors In Korean War

German Trial For Ilse Koch   Proceedings» Wi1] Start Monday For ‘Buchenwald Witch

lise Koch Faces New  Murder Tria   Buchenwald Queen Tc Answer to German Court This Time.

lise Koch Will Face German Court   This Time on Charges of Egging Men on to Murder

Germans Will Try Ilse Koch on Charges of Causing Murder, Mistreatment in Brutal Buchenwald Camp

Allied Iroops Take Yongdok And Yechon   Recapture Of Coastal Port Eases Red Threat On Pusan;  Lines Near Taejon Re-Formed

Yongdok Taken After Yechon Is Recaptured   Americans Fall Back In Taejon Sector as Units Await Action

Went  Prisoner Prefers Bernalillo County catty c..-tally the Food and Sheriffs Gitts 

AUTO CRASH ON COUNTRY ROAD CLAIMS 5 LIVES   Farm Couple and Three Teenagers Die; Young Girl Injured.

Higher Newsprint Prices Predicted   Senators Seeking Changes in Excess Profits Tax Bill

Says Stalin Is Stricker   Salem Man Declares He Suffered Heart Attack on Plane June 2.

Stalin's Heart . Declared Failing  _ Writer Claims Attack  Cufferad on Fliaht

NEW YORK VOTING RECORD MAY FALL   Ballot Interest Boosted to A Fever Pitch

Record Number Ot Voters Will Visit Polls Today   Law Enforcement Agents By Thousands Guard Against Fraud

New Battleground Has Main Highways And Raii Line South   Chinese Will Find Advance Very Costly If They Decide To Cross Parallel

U.S. Marines, Doughboys Win 25-Hour Struggle  Acainst Enemy, Elements

Milk Smugeled In Pittsburgh   Dut-Of-T own Driver: Haul Milk Secretly  From Farms

Milk Sells af Bootleg Prices in Pittsburgh Area   Newspaper and CBS Television Strikes Continue

Talks to End Twin AFL Milk Stoppages Fail   Strike Against New York Newspaper Goes Into Its Second Day

White Markets Develop In Aree Of Milk Strike   Hospital Wok At Durham Is Halted

Peace Fails;: Prices Soar to 30ca Quart   Ne Y. World-Telegrar Strike in Second Day; Walkout Hits TV: -

Frigid Gales Lash Midwest; Death Toll 13   Wintry Storm Blows Down “From Canada; Snovwdritts Block Northern Indiana Bande

FIRE DESTROYS TWO HOMES a 13 Burn To Death ‘As Cold Wave Hits UU. S.

Cold Front From Canada Hits Nation   Weather Blamed For 13 Deaths In Two Families

Fires Kill 13. Members of Two Families   Defective Stoves Blamed for Deaths

PLYMOUTH COUNTY ORGANIZES FOR CIVIL DEFENSE   Lyle Jacobs Is Akron Representative On Defense Council

Lattimore Testimony Is Delayed   McCarthy Threatens To Reveal Document

McCarthy to Reveal Secret Views Made By Owen Lattimore  Claims Paper Will Prove He ‘Dictated’ State Dept. Policy

McCarthy Says He Will Reveal Secret Recommendations Of Owen Lattimore On Far Eastern Policy If U.S. Wont

McCarthy Wil Reveal Data on Lattimore   Promises Disclosure of Reconunendations on Far East

Attlee Arrives Here Today For Discussion _ Of Korean Settlement   'English Prime Minister Has French Backing ' In Talks With Truman Tomorrow; Is Reportedly “Optimistic”

Truman - Attlee Talks Open In U. 5. Tomorrow   British Prime Minister Leaves London With Biq Staff

Hopes For Agreement With China And Later A Big Four Conference For Understand. ing With Russia

Attlee Leaves For Confabs With Truman   Briton Described As Soberly Optimistic Over Peace Outlook

Attlee i xpected Tol rge Truman To Join In Peace Talks W uh China. Russia

Attlee Leaves London By Air For Conferences In Washington  British Prime Minister Expected To Urge Truman To Talk With Reds

Attlee Takes  Plane For Washington  Will Urge Parleys With China, Soviet

Attlee Arrives Here Today lor Diseussion Of Korean Settlement   English Prime Minister Has French Backing In Talks With Truman Tomorrow; Is Reportedly ‘“‘Optimistic’”’   GOP Waits For Truman To Seek Aid In Crisis

Cow Spends Weeks Lost in- Sink Hole  Drops From 900 to S00 Pounds but Is Making It All Right Now

Kumchon's Fall Bottles Up North Koreans   Key City Taken By First ‘Cavalry After.a Roaring Battle -

Youth Suspected In Holiday Murder  Mother of Pals Slaying Victim

Police Oust Clay Heckler  General Blasts   General Blasts Reds in Address

Safire Blisters Political Notables  Gridiron Club Dinner Lampoons McCarthy

Notables Roasted At “Grid” Dinner  MealCarth T argot OF Rthhing Ba Waehinatan farroenanidaonte

Strictly Forbidden   Any Trespassing On Dump Ground — Either boys or men. Heavy Fines Will Be Imposed.   New College Dean

Government May Cut Assistance For New Hospital   State To Campaign Through Congressmen

Local Hospital Project Faces  Slash in Funds   Federal Aid to Munson May Be Cut by Congress

Two Gunmen Seize Boston Club’s Pay  Take Cash Delivered By ‘Brink’s Drivers

Communist Invaders Advance  About Ten Miles At An Eati mated Cost Of More Than Five ry Tanks To The Mile   B-29 BOMBERS ARE BLASTING BRIDGES

Infantrymen Dig In Along Line ‘Of No Retreat’   Report Enemy Forces Moving Up

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Publication Delayed   Governorshin in Doubt   Vast Air-Raid Svstem

State Levy Is Set At $5.76 Per Thousand   Lower Than 1949 But Should Produce Additional Money

Perjury Trial of Remington Is Or  Will Try to Show He Lied Previously

Remington's Trial Starts   ‘Government Intends to  Preve He Lied When He   Denied Ever Being Com  so munist,

K. U. SERVICE MEN RATED BY REGENTS   Students Withdrawing Tc Enter Armed Forces Wil Receive Credit   PLAN ADOPTED IN °43

K. U. SERVICE MEN RATED BY REGENTS   Students Withdrawing Tx Enter Armed Forces Will Receive Credit

Rival Airlines Bid for Control Of Parks Route   Winona Among Connections Sought At CAB Hearing

Rival Airlines ‘Seek New Routes   Parks Investigation Case Brings Bids For Feeder Airline Routes Today

Congress Hopes To Quit Aug. i]   GOP And Democrats Spar Over Measures On ‘Must’ List

‘Senate Adjournment Fever Running High But Talk May Be. Another Political Bout

SENATE BEGINS TALKING ABOUT ADJOURNMENT   GOP Insists On Action Or Two Measures Before Quitting

‘Adjournment Fever Continues To Run High Among Members of the Senate

Senators Long For Adjournmen  Fever Hits Chamber Several Weeks Early:

Senate Gets Fever For Adjournment Despite Big Jam  Lucas Predicts Conaress Can Quit

SEWATE DISPLAYS GROWING INTERES] IN QUITTING DATE   leaders See Possibility ©! Adjournment Between aly 87 and Ava. 5

Adjournment Fever Grows In Senate With Republicans Supplying ‘Ifs'

Congreste By Party Heac            Taft Announces © publicans Will In

MINERS WALKOUT IDLES 17,000 IN OTHER INDUSTRIES   Railway And Steel Workers  Affected By Ceal  Shariades

MinersRemain  Idle As U.S. To Feed Hungry   75,000 Soft Coal Workers Stay Out As 17,000 Allied Employes Face Furloush In Railroads And Steel

Near 17,000 Now Idled By Coal Walkout   Mine Bureau Chief Sees Crisis; Local Supply Just Fair

Railroads Continue To Cut Operations; 75.000 Soft Coal Miners Stay At Home

COAL STRIKE TAKING TOLL OF ECONOM)   At Least 17,000 Already Idled in Railroad and Steel Industries.

17,000 Workers Idled In Steel, Rail Industries  Some 75,000 Miners Avoid Pits, Growing Unemployment Seen

17,000 STEEL AND RAILROAD WORKERS IDLE   Coal Strike Hits Indus tries, 75,000 Diggers Out Of Pits

Industries F eel Effect ‘Coal Strike   Railroad And Steel Industry Affected As Men Stay Out

Jan. 1 Separation of Farm Bureau and Extension Service Cuts Misconception

Winter and Summer Push Spring Around  Snow Falls in Georgia While Man} Seek Cool Beaches in California

Snow Flurries In East, Hot In California   Summer-W inter Crowd Spring Out Of Weather Picture

Californians Flock To Beaches, With Mercury Near To 90 Degrees; Part Of Nation Remains Wintry

Wherry Asks Aerial Ring:  For Russians   GOP Leader Claims U.S. Ground Forces " Must Be Conserved

Wherry Signals GOP Fight Over U. §. Troop Aid   Urges Ring of Airpower Around Russia, Snubs Ground Defense

Wherry Asks U.S. Air Ring About Russia   Senator Opposes ‘Frittering Away’ Troops in Europe

Wherry: Ring Russia with Air Power   Nebraska Senator Warn: Reds Can’t Be Met on  aad te Gad

‘Wherry Would Concentrate on Air War, Doubts. Reds Can Be Stopped In Europe

Would Ring Russia With. U.S. Airoower   Wherry Asks Nation to Dismiss Hope of Ground Forces Succes  1

WHERRY FAVORS AIR DEFENSE PLAN   WOULD RING RUSSIA WITH PLANES INSTEAD OF SENDING TROOPS TO EUROPE.

President Says Inspections Must _—. Precede Outlawing Atomic Bombs

Bombers Hit Targets In North Korea   Over 90 B-29s Make Sorties; Tanks Find Pohang Road Clear Of Reds. Report

Warships, Planes Hammer Invaders   Advance On Pohang Slowed And Later U. S. Tanks Move Up To Find Little Resistance; Thousands Of   Communists Slain.

American Tanks Said to Have Pushed Three or Four Miles North of Pohang

Malik Silenced Fer First Time  Austin Charges He Uses Hitler Idea

MALIK GIVEN VERBAL LASHING DURING UN COUNCIL SESSION   Austin Recalls Stalin Declared in 1939 Hitler Not Aggressor

West Penn Bus Service Will Begin January 29   " Uniontown-Brownsville Route Changeover ret On Schedule: Others Will Follow

Tua-Timer Confesses Police Claim Lothario Admits Slaying Sivceetheart-Creditor

Police Report Detroit Grocer Admits Slaying Of Mrs. Vivian Stanley

MARKET PRICES — APPEAR MIXED   Swift Trading Slows As Gains Are Cut, Leaders. Drop Lower

Are To Dedicate New Church Here Sunday Afternoor  Church Of Our Master Makes Plans For Specia] Ceremony

Are To Dedicate New Church Here Sunday Afternoon  Church Of Our Master Makes Plans For

Germans Banned By Pact Chiefs  Acheson Announces Aareement Reached

France Told To Change Attitude On Rearmament   Must Make Some Con: cessions Regarding ~ Germanv.

France Told To Make Concessions   U.S. Puts Foot Down as Nations Fail to Agree On Defense Plans

Unification on German Status Told by Acheson   Says Treaty Nations Agree on No Army Or War tndustry -

. Acheson Denies Delay in Defense \Atlantic Nations Agree to Ban \German Army, General Stafi

Germans to Be Denied Army and War Industry In West Europe Defense

PROBLEM UP TO COMMITTEES  France Told To Yield On  German Rearmament Issue

ACHESON ota DEFENSE PLA NOT oT YMIE!      Deputy Council Can Agree on Details to Use Germans, Claim.

Bar Any German Nationa! Army, War Industries   North Atlantic Treaty Nations Agreed on Limitations

Fail to Agree on Germany's Part in European Defense   But Powers Decide Against Reich War Industry and Army On National Basis

U.S. Is Firm ThatFrance Must Yield   Subject of Rearmament of Germany Is Basis for American Stand About Pact   Task Is Explained   This Country Asks Plan Acceptable to All in Organization

Reich Help in Defense Is OK'd By Pact Nations   Details of Type of Aid To Be Worked out By Treaty Ministers

But Nation Will Participate In Defense Plans   U.S. Tells France She Must Make Some Concessions

West Rules Out National Army Of West German:   Acheson Declares Pact Nations Plan Bonn Troop Role

No National Army Or War Industry For West Germany   Working on Plan For Participation In Joint Defense

 Acheson Says North Atlantic Treaty Nations Are Agreed [here Shall Be No German National Army

PACT MEMBERS AGREE: NO NEW GERMAN ARMY   Acheson Confident Compromise Will ‘Be Reached On Joint Defense

No National Reich Army   But German Forces Will Be Used in New Europe Defense Plan

FRANCE FIRM ON ARMAMENTS   Puts Foot  Down On U. S. Proposal For Arming Germans  COMMITTEES STUDY

Paratroopers Cut Off Enemy Escape Routes  War Definitely Comina To an En

Airborne Unit Seals Escape Routes North   Allies Secure Capital, South Koreans Told Te Push to Frontier

4000 OG IN ON ROUTE OF PANIG FLIGHT   MacArthur Sees Landings Orders South. Korean Push to Border.

Allies 90 Miles from  Manchuria  MacArthur Says "War in Korea   MacArthur Says ‘War in Korea Is Coming to  An End Shortly’

Paratroops Land North Of Capital   MacArthur Says War End's In Sight

Hit Escape Line Above  Pyongyang   4,000 Paratroopers in Move To Wipe Out Fleeing Enemy.

— LAST PHASE —  MacArthur Directs Big Drop   HE SEES END OF WAR SOON

Allies Mop Up in Pyongyang; Spring Parachute Trap on Reds   UN Forces Pushing Reds Northward—South Vearaane Only 906 Milac Fram Manchiria

Four Thousand Americans Shower Down Athwart Communists Escape Routes, Seek To Stop 27,800 North Koreans   REPORT PYONGYANG HAS BEEN SEOGURED

Spectacular Bid To Cut Off And Destroy 27,800 North Koreans   MacArthur Sees ‘Chutes Bloom From His Plane, Declares End of Organized Resistance.

4,000 American Paratroopers, Personally Led By MacArthur, Cut Off 27,800 Fleeing  Commies; War Nearly Over, General Believes

4000 Yanks —— Land Behind - . North Koreans  M’ Arthur Watches - Ab

Paratroops Land To Trap Enemy North of Capital   Yank Paratroopers Block Escape Routes From Pyongyang

U.S. Paratroopers Land Back of Enemy Line fo Chop Up Panicky Reds   Gen. MacArthur Personally Views Airborne Group Dropping Down Athwart Communist Escape Route to Manchuria.

Marshal Tito Warns His Nation of Threai Of Communist Invasion of Yuaoslayia Soon’

GIVEN) EP DAILY WALKS  Pope Pius Ten In Suffering from Rheumatism

GIVEN  UP DAI. Y WATKS  Pope Pius NIl Is Suffering from Rheumatism

Flood Waters Roll into Nevada and California: Ohio Hit by Cold Wave

Floods Again Threaten West Coast  California And Del cc Be alae a

FLOOD WATERS RISING AGAIK   California And Nevade Face New Threats; 5.000 Flee

Flood Threat May Be Halted By Cold Wave   Fast Thaw Offered Menace But New Freeze May Stall off Western States Disaster

California And Nevada In Path Of New Floods   Illinois Tornadoes Kill Three, Leave $750,000 Property Damage; Cold Wave Halts Ohio Thaw

Floods Hit Far West Areas Again  Cold Wave Slows Ohio Thaw; Illinois Twister Kills 3

Flood Waters Roll In Far West, Tornado Hits Illinois, Cold Wave Moves On Ohio -

Floods Threaten California, Reno Again 7   Three Die, $750,000 Property Loss as Tornado Hits Illinois

Ex-Nazis By The Thousands Back In Public Office In Western Germany But No One Appears Unduly Alarmed

Ex-Nazis © Help Rule West Reich   But U. S. Officials See Nothing Alarming In the Situation; Disagree on Reason

Former Nazis Take Office in Western Reich   Deny Nazism Reviving But Disagree Whether They Should Take Jobs

Thousands of Former Nazis Are Returning To Hold Public Offices in Western Germany

Mayor Rowe Pays Official Call On Superintendent   Admiral Hill Calls On Ft. Meade Commander

80,000 Attack U. N. Forces In  Northeast Korea   200,000 Chinese Reds Facing U. S. 8th Army: Marines Are Surrounded

Curious Lull Envelopes Front In Northwest   U. S. Troops Trapped, Supply Lines Cut In Changjin Area

Quiet in- Northwest; New Chinese Offensive to the East   BATTLE AT RESERVOIR   U. S. Tenth Army Corps and Marines Meet Latest Threat

AMERICAN FORCES SURROUNDED Onslaught Centered In Northeast Sector; Lull Reported In Northwest

New. Offensive By 80,000 Reds In Northeast Korea   CURIOUS LULL FALLS.ON NORTHWEST FRONT; TROOPS PULL SAFELY THROUGH KUNU

Troops in Northeast Parry Blow With Supply Route Cut; 8th Army Safe, Reforming

80,000 Enemy Pound Allies On Northeast Front   Marines And Infantrymen Surrounded; Other U. S. Troops Withdraw; Ominous Lull Settles 

‘Chinese Open New Offensive ‘On Korea's Northeast Front  v. S. Marines, Trapped by Red Road Blocks,  ee a ee ee es ee ee a Se

80,000 Reds Attacking in Northeast Kore  United Nations Force: Withdraw to. Shorter Line Below Chongchor

Sudden Lull On One Front Baffles Allies   Chinese Commies, However, Initiate Another Offensive

Fighting Slows In Northwes'   80,000 Commies Hit Gls, Marines In Northeast

Yanks Surrounded Around Reservoir By Chinese Drive   ‘Curious Lull’ Reported from Northwest Front

Marines Hold Their Lines   Those Around Changjin Reservoir Holding Own, -Not in Hopeless Position

80,000 Chinese Start New  Drive in Northeast Korea   Lull Is Reported in Northwest Sector

Northwest Front "All Quiet Today   ‘Sudden Lull Puzzles Allies; Chinese Reds Launch New Offensive Against 10th Carps in Northeast ..

TENTH CORPS IS HARD HIT, CUT SUPPLY LINES   U. S. REAR GUARD WITHDRAWS SAFELY ON WESTERN FLANK

American Sector In Northeast Under Fresh Red Attack  A Curious Lull. Falls Along Frozen Battle Lines in Northwest

Six To Ten Enemy Divisions Confront Tenth Corps As Lull Is Reported In The Northwest

U. S. Marines And Infantrymen Around Changjin Reservoir Surrounded But Battling Fiercely; Fighter Planes  In Action.

Curious Lull Falls On. Front In Other Area   Battling Marines, Gis Claimed Encireled By Communists

Army Denies Trap Sprung  At Reservoir   Marines Inflict Heavy Casualties; Lull} Hits Bloody Northwest Fron

ENEMY STRIKES AS ALLIES FACE DOUBLE DANRER   Powerful Offensive Launched Against U.N. Forces In Northeast Korea— Lull In Northwest.

Withdrawing Forces Stave OftEntrapment   Red Efforts to Unhinge Right Flank Checked In North Korea

U.S. Units Cut Off at Reservoir   Curious Lull Develops In Northwest; Trap Attempt Foiled.

80,000 REDS OPEN ATTACK ON MARINES   Pressure Falls Off Suddenly On Northwest Front

SUPPLIES DROPPED BY PARACHUTE   Americans Cut Off at Changjin Reservoir Are Fighting Fiercely and Holding Line.   SAY POSITION NOT HOPELESS   Chinese Shift Attacks to Northeast, Strike With 80,000 Men; Lull on Northwest Front.

80,000 Reds Cut Lines And Block Supplies  Curious Lull Falls Over Battlefronts Im The Narthwact

Halt Northwest Drive, 80,000 Attack in East   Last American Troops Guarding Retreat Get Across River Safely

Lull Settles On Northwest; Lines Cut at Reservou   U.S., British, Turks Check Move to Unhinge  Richt Flank

flarines Near hangjin Dam ‘urrounded   Supply Route Cut: Curious Lull Falls On Northwest Line

More Of Americans Caught In Tray, As Reds Shift Attack To Northeast

80,000 Chinese Reported Attacking i in Northeast    Expansion Atomic Facilities Given Boost by Crisis 

Chinese Open New Offensive  Drive in Korea   Attacking Force Encircles US Tenth Corps Cutting Marines’ Supply Route

Puzzling Lull Prevails Over Western Front   Americans, British, Turks Check Flanking Movement

80,000 Reds Confront Tenth Corps in Northeast as Curious Lull! Continues in Northwest.  TRAPPED GROUP SUPPLIED BY AIR

Trapped Marines Said Holding Own   Army Says Surrounded Troops Are Not In Hopeless Position

80,000 New Chinese Troops Suddenly Contront 10th Corps In Northeast

Surrounded U. 5. Marines Holding Line, Says Army   Supplied by Air and Net in Hopeless Snot. Assurance

WEE INGER WOU FUly 80.000 Chinamen Attack US. Tenth Corps In Korea

10th Corps Faced With New Drive   Curious Lull Hits Bloody Battlefields Of Northwest Area

Curious Lull Reported In Northwest   Communists Ease Pressure On U. S, Ficehth Army Unite

Quiet in Northwest; New Chinese Offensive to  the East   Lninese vWrensive to the East  ‘BATTLE AT RESERVOIR  U. S. Tenth Army Corps and Marines Meet Latest Threat   BATTLE AT RESERVOIR

86,000 Sino-Reds Launch Drive As  Northwest Quiets   To 10 Chinese Divisions Surround Troops Around Changjin Reservoir; Northweet Tayi) Te Tinexnlained

Chinese Launch New Offensive Near Reservoir  Northwest Forces Speed to New Line In Battle Lull

Enemy Encircles Marine Units in  Northeast Sector  10th Corps Battles 80,000; Northwest Area Gets Respite

80,000 Chinese Attack UN Forces In Northeast Korea Today As New Red Offensive ls Opened  Puzzling Quiet Has Settled Over Battlegrounds in Northwest

Curious Lull Prevails On Northwest Front; Chinese Reinforce Line

But Lull Comes in Northwest   Large Yank Force Is Surrounded by Enemy in One Area

Curious Lull Reported on N. W. Front  Marines, Infantry  Circled; Yanks  fae

Chinese Reds Begin Drive In Northeast   80,000 Troops In New Offensive; Northwest Area Suddenly Quiet

Reds Atfack In Northeast   Huge, Forces in Axsault While Curious Lull Falls or Northwest Battlefront

Tenth Corps Faced by Big Enemy Force   General Almond Says 80,000 Chinese Assail His Troops in Northeas! Korea Battle Area

-Americans Near Changjin Reservoir Surrounded And Supply Lines Cut; Stranse Lull On West Battle Front .

Strange Lill Falls In Northwe: t Area   Collapse Of UN Offensive Draws Criticisms Of Divided Command Of U. S, Korea Force

U.S. Marine And Infantry Units Surrounded; Curious Lull Reported In Northwest

Curious Lull Falls on War  In Northwest   Allies Check Enemy Effort to Turn Flank —Communists Believed Waiting for Supplies

Marine, Infantry Units Surrounded By the Attackers   U.S. Eighth Army Forms New Line Buring iuil on Northwest Front

Troops In Northeast. Attacked   Marines And Infantry In Reservoir Sector Surrounded, Cut Off; Quiet In Northwest

80,000 Reds Attack Yank: In NE Kerea      Lull Falls on Front In NW Korea; Marines In Almond’s Area Are Surrounded

B-50 Missing On Flight To Arizona Base   16 People Aboard On Ite Takeoff Frora Labrador

Draft Resolution to Unify U.N. Action in Korea Being Readied   Sea Route Between Japan And Korea Well Patroled

GRAND JURY TO STUDY SLAYING   Will Take Up Case Of White Men Held In Children’s Deaths

FUCHS ‘SINGS’ TO. FBI AGENTS   New Esplonunge Arrests Reported Imminent — Government iInformation ‘Links Goll, Now ' Held Under $100,000 Sond, with Soviet Spy Master daccb Golos.

More Arrests Imminent In Espionage  Arrest Of Gold May Unveil New Conspiracy Ring

May Link Gold With Kremlin's Spies In Canada   Dr. Fuchs Continues To “Squeal;’”” More U. S. Arrests Seen

Canadian Spy Link Looms In  Gold's Arrest   Two Rings Thought Branches of Same Soviet Operation

Chances of Living Through A A-Boml Attack Ave Better Than You Think

Aviack Weraing, Preparation Of Shelters May Minimize or Fliminate A-Bomb Casualties

Fair Chance Of Surviving Atom Attack   AEC Says Persons Whe Were Warned in Time _To Get Into Shelters _ Would Likely Be Safe

What Next? ‘Plastic Balloon’ Seen Over Cleveland, Denver and Phoenix

What Next-- --Asks Air Foree  70 Ft. Balloon Sighted Flying 70.000 Feet Up

2,000,000 in Berlin Hail Blow at Reds   Tribute Paid toResistance Against Soviet Yote ‘Terror’

97° 71 2 Send Ration Cards To City Hall In Weat ern Sector   Silent Tribute Paid German Resisters   Plebescite Shows Majority Don't Like *“Terror’ Of Communists

GOV. STEVENSON DEPLORES NEED FOR PATRONAGE   PRICE AMERICANS PAY FOR OPERATION OF 2-PARTY SYSTEM

Russians Hail Pact With China   Treaty Finally Signed Making Communist China Soviet Satellite

Civilian Detense Critidzed  Wool SUENS  NSRB Told OF Rete Warning Confusto

Raid Warning  Signal Change  Is Criticized . Bisbee On Civil. Defense Comniittee

Charge Civil Defense Not Properly Led   ‘Government Leaves States Adrift, Says ‘Michigan’s Director; Cites Raid Sianals

U. 5. Stunned By War Crisis   Urgent Measures Sough  To Halt Red Tide In  Korea

WORLD WAR Ill FEARED Shocked Capital Seeks Ways To Stop Red Drive in Korea

U.S. Govt. Shocked by (rave Turn   Next Three Days May Determine Whether We're at War.

Officials Concerned That Third World War Is Developing   SOME IN FAVOR OF USING ATOMIC BOMB

Shocked U. S. Spurred to Fresh Action   Urgent Measures to Halt Red Tide Being Sought

Voices Raised For Employing A-Bomb Quickl   Truman Meets With Security Council and Top Defense Planners

Use of A-Bomb Urged by Some On Capitol Hill  Advisers Silent After Conferenc With President

WASHINGTON IS SHOCKED, ‘SPURRED TO FRESH ACTS BY EVENTS IN KOREA

TURN OF EVENTS IN KOREA SHOCKS NATION’S CAPITA   Officials Fear Third World War May Be Precipitated by Chinese Communist Aggression.   TRUMAN MEETS WITH SECURITY COUNCIL   Voices Raised in Favor 0 Authorizing General MacArthur to Use Atomic Bomb.

WALTER MCCLAIN DIES   Had Been With Ranaaa Public Serv: tee Company for 36 Years

Road Death Toll Rises On Weekend   Dustin Mon Joiled for Questioning in Hit-Run Death of Dustin Woman

Russ Attack OnU.S. From Siberia § Seen    Captain Who Predicted Korean War $ Diverting Attenti

Russ Attack On U. S. From  Siberia Seen.   Captain Who Predicted Korean War Says Reds Diverting Attention ~

DA to Continue Taxi Death Probe   Autopsy Findings Still Withheld

Vishinsky Hits Out At HSI. Policy   Warns Two Con Dro; A-Bombs; Russie Can’t Be Scared

Russia Warns On A-Bombs   Vishinsky Accuses. Truman. OF Advocating Old Hitler..Policy. -~

‘Two Parties’ Have A-Bomb: Vishinsk  Says Truman Echoes Hitler War Policy

President Is Blasted in UN Talk   Vishinsky Declares Truman Seeking Old Hitler Policy

RussianF oreignMinister Assails Truman Foreign Policy In 2Hour SpeechBefore UNCommittee

J. §. FOREIGN POLICY UNDER SOVIET ATTACK   Vishinsky Warns That “Two Parties” Can Use Atomic Bomb   GET TOUGH POLICY NOT SCARING RUSSIA

Vishinsky Raps Truman Policy 24 Hours Before President Addresses UN

VISHINSKY STANDS ALONE SAYS LODGE   Russian Paints Picture of Nation As Peace Proponent

Armed Spending Bill Signed by President —    Super-Secret Projects Unidentified In Leaislation Setting Up Proaram

FACT-FINDERS HEAR JOHN L, OWNERS TODAY   Railways Confiscate Fuel Shipments In Crisis

ISSUE UNTIL NEXT JANUARY   Senate Shelves Plans At Request Of President

UMT Is Shelved Until January  Senate Accedes To President's Request

UMT IS DEAD ISSUE UNTIL NEXT JANUARY   Senate Shelves Plans At Request Of  President

Accidents Fatal fo Four in State   Tomahawk Muon Diee When Car Rams Train

Man Is Killed As Auto Skids On Icy Bridge   Period of Moderation to Follow Frigid Weather in Texas

Six Votes Save Labor Rulers  Hint Atlee Planning Election Next Year

Brifish Labor Govt. Wins Test By 6-Vote Edge  - Beats Conservatives On “Steel Nationalization Issue By 306-300 Vote

Attlee Retains  Power By Slim  6- Vote Margin Conservatives Fail  To Unseat Labor In Protest Over Steel

Labor Survives. a Test in Britain  Move to Unseat Party Defeated. by Six Votes

Labor Government Staves Off Defeat By Only 6 Votes  Churchill Attack On Steel Plan  Almact Gi ierace fi)!

Laborites Win By Six Votes   Will Take Over Steel In January; National Vote Seen

British Labor Has Close Call  Attlee Wins Narrow Vote of Confidence

BRITISH LABOR   Attlee Government Takes Renewed Grip n Political Reins After Beating  Down the Onppeasition   CHURCHILL DEFEATED

Labor Tightens Political Hold As Tories Fail  Churchill Defeated   In Censure Effort  By Six-Vote AAarcin

LABOR WINNER BY SIX VOTES   Conservative Attempt To Upset British Gov't Is Defeated

Churchill Thwarted 306 to 300°  Labor Renews Grip: On Britain’s Reins

Winnipeg Still 'n Danger As River Rise Halts   Residents Told To Go On With Evacuation Plans As Red River Hits Highest Stage In 100 Years

Flood Ravaged Canadian City Still In Peril   River Level Remains Unchanged But Army Urges People Leave

Ready For Any Disaster, United Press Carried National Hookup For Hour Today

'MISS HELEN WYROSTEK, IDALE W. TUNE EXCHANGE MARRIAGE VOWS, FEB. 15

MISS HELEN WYROSTEK, DALE W. TUNE EXCHANGE  MARRIACYT VAWC FER 15°

Russia Expands Training Program For Forces In Germany, Allies Hea

RED WEHRMACHT IN OFFING?  Russ Reported Increasing East Zone Army Camps

Reds Bolster East German Army Force   Mighty Wehrmacht Seen Built Around Communist Troops

Chinese Reds Warn Formosa To Be Invaded  Demand U.N. Order Withdrawal of All American Forces   Russia Expands Training Of Elite East German Army

Allied Officials Report Russian Camps Expanded   Elite East German Army Training Spots Hiked From 11 To 50

Men in HW ailing  Russia E \pands Kast German Army Training to 50 Camps

Danger Sign in Red ‘Training BaseExpansion   East German Camps Climb From I1 to 50 in Less Than 6 Months Time

For Another Korea?  ‘Allies Report Vast Expansion Of Russia’s East German Army

Truman To End Diplomatic Ban On Spain   To Name Griffis As Ambassador

U. §. Ambassador te Spain Named, Ends Five-Year Stalemate  Truman Nomination Of Stanton Griffis  To Post Announced

U.S. Names Envoy To Spain   Stanton Griffis Nominated to Serve as New  Ambassador

Truman Taps Griffis as Madrid Envoy   Ends Stalemate Of Five Years— AntieRed Mave

Stanton Grillis Picked As Ambassador ToS pain   Will Be First Envoy Of That Rank Sent By America To ) Madrid Since 1945; Ex-Minister Coming Here

Long Diplomatic Stalemate Ends: Griffis Is Choice   Truman Finally Convinced Move Will Help U.S.

Ambassador To Madrid Is Appointed   Full Diplomatic Relations To Be Resumed In '5t

Maar Air Conditioning  (Maw 8 Heating System Called Bie Cause of “Common Cold

rage <, Sec. 1 1.) ug. 1,’  PRISONERS BACK. UP: SUSPICION. ” Evidence Shows Soviet Officers In Field Advising Korean Reds.

Secretary Flying To Europe for Diplomatic Talks  Global Cha oe nge Of Communis nat te Was

Asks Rally To Defeat Red March   Secretary to Confer With Bevin, Schuman, Atlantic Pact Council

U:S. Soon DueTo Fee’ War's Load   Higher Taxes And Many Wartime Controls ‘Are Being Contemplated.

55 Miners Die In W. Germany   41 Injured As Blast Hits Deep In Ruhr Shaft

German Mine Blast Kills 55   Coal Dust Explosion Leaves 41 Injured

39 MINERS DIE IN RUHR BLAST   Second Worst German Shaft Disaster In Country’s History.

Believe Russia To Press Phony Peace Campaign   Observers Believe Sovieis Will Attend General Assembly In Fall; Lie Sees  Need Direct Negotiations

Hope’s Wisecrack Basis of $100,000 Libel and Slander Action InN. Y¥.

ARREST TRIO FOR PASSING BAD BILLS   Secret Service Made Raid a! Lonely Cabin Near DeSoto. Mo.   HAD PRINTING PRESSES

ARREST TRIO FOR PASSING BAD BILL!   Secret Service Made Raid at Lonely Cabin Near DeSoto, Mo.

3 Missourians Charged With Counterfeiting   Secret Service Trap Sprung on Trio in Cabin Near DeSoto

BAN (N A-BOMB PROPAGANDA OF REDS WORKING   Movement, Directed At U.S. Is Spreading Across Europe

Plan To Outlaw Bomb Is Subject Of Europe Paper   AP Survey Reflects Communist Front Progress; National Parliaments Advised

Anti A-Bomb_  Petition Gains   Millions Sign Communis Propaganda Paner

McMath, Laney Call Names As Other Listens   Appear On Same Program At Portia Charges Hurled

Lane, Lacy, Hammond, Tydings Are Boomed For Re-Election   - US. Solicitor General Perlman Soutids What Man; Believe Will Be Keynote Of 1950 State Elections, While Walsh Sees Tydings Unopposed.

Acheson Raps “Red Charge   Agrees With Jes. sup; Says Accusations Harmful To US

Acheson Backs Jessup Stand —   Secretary Says Charges Harmful] to U.S. -

Acheson Aarees With Jessup But Approves Inquiry  Secretary Denies Knowing Any ‘Red’ Aaents in Office

Jessup Blast At Spy Probe Wins Support   Acheson Backa Up Contention Nation Harmed by Inquiry

JESSUP VIEWS ARE BACKED UP BY SECRETARY   Says Investigation Of State Department Is Welcome

Acheson Supports Jessup's Stand Against McCarthy  Secrefory of State Says Communist  Lies £54.) a. £...*.... 1.2...

McCarthy: Talk Is Harmful to U. S., Acheson Aarees   Foreign Relations Suffer as Senator Continues. Ha Save.

Acheson Says He Welcomes Investigation  Secretory Supports Jeccun Cantentianc   Secretory Supports Jessup Contentions on McCarthy Claims

JESUP BLAST GETS oUPPORT FROM ACHESON   ‘Secretary Says, However, Senate Probe ts Welcome.

Suoports Jessup Who Said Charae Is ‘Irresponsible’   Top Russian Spy Is in State Department Is Newest Assertion

NS BE SIN  Claims Red Spy Probe Is Harmful  - Secretary Backs  Jeasun’s Stand

Harms Country in Foreign Relations He Tells Newsmen   Says Department Welcomes Probe Of Alleged Reds

State Secretary Backs Jessup  View of Attack  McCarthy Harmful To Foreign Policy Secretary Says

Secretary In Agreement With Jessup   Top U.S. Diplomat ‘Welcomes’ Senate Department Probe

Acheson Raps Red Charges  Foreign Relations Being Harmed   Foreign Relations Being Harmed Bv Sen. McCarthy

Envoy-at- Large’ Calls McCarthy. Charge Harmful  State Secretary Not oposed to Inquiry”

ARE HARMING U. S  McCarthy's Charges Scorec By Acheson Who Says He Is Unaware of Red Spy

Acheson Gives Jessup Support   Backs Latter's Contentions That United States is Being Harmed in Foreign Relations by Charges Made by Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin.   DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF SPY

ACHESON AGREES MCCARTHY PROBE IS HARMING U.S.   SENATE INQUIRY NOW CENTERED ON “TOP RED AGENT”

Says. He'll Welcome Any  Investigation  Denies He Knows About Spy Suspect.

Acheson Backs Jessup, Says Charges Hurt  Declares Relations Harmed By Blasts From Sen. McCarthy

ACHESON BACKS STATEMENTS OF ENVOY JESSUP   Believes Foreign Rela. tions (Being Harmed By M’Carthy’s Charge

Labels McCarthy’s Charges Damaging   Acheson Says Foreign Relations Harmed by Senator’s Spy Claims

Acheson Says McCarthy's Talk Hurts US   Secretary Backs Associates, But Welcomes Probe

Spy Charges Damage U. S. ---Acheson   Declares He Is Not Opposed to Senate Inquiry

Acheson Second: Jessup's Word Of Harm to U:S:   “Fully Supports’: Contention of Aide Aqainst: McCarthy

Welcomes Quiz, Backs Up Jessup   Says He Knows of No Top Red Spy in State Department.

Acheson Says U.S.PolievHurt By MeCarthy   Secretary Does Not Ippose Investigation, Backs Jessup

Backs Jessup Statement Of ‘Harmfulness’   Labels Senator As ‘Utterly Irresponsible’

Acheson Says Red Probe Is Harming U. S.   Backs Jessup Charges That Sen. McCarthy Is ‘Ctterly Irresponsib e’

CASE 10 STAND OR FALL ON ONE CHARGE   McCarthy Says Chief Spy In Employ Of U.S.   Declares He Knows Of No Soviet Agent Connected With State Department

Acheson Welcomes  Department Probe  Secretary Backs up Aide’s Blast Against  SHarmful’? Accusations

Acheson Says Spy Charges. Are Harmiul   Declares U. S. Foreign Relations Suffer From McCarthy's Tactics

MAY SET A NEW DATE Oswatomie Negro Will Be Before  Gemenama Manet WMandac

Hurricane Nears Florida Coast  No Threat Yet But Growing In Force

Senate Bill Is Voted To  Curb Slots   Would Halt Interstate Shipments, Require Sales Reports.   Heavy Penalties.

Senate Sends Gambling Bill to House   Carries Interstate Shipment Ban on Slot Machines

GAMING CRACKDOWN Senate Passes Bill to Block Interstate ‘Slots’ Shipping

Senate Bill Puts Ban On Slot Machines   Would Bar Interstate Traffic

Senate Vote Bans Shipping of ‘Slots’  Bill Includes Other Gambling Devices

LEWIS SENDS SARCASTIC NOTE TO AFL LEADER   SAYS MINE UNION WILL NOT AGREE TO NO-STRIKE PLEDGE

Lewis Scoffs At No-Strike   Mine Leader Says He Will Not Be Bound by Any Pledge of AFL

Lewis Says Miners Won’t Be Bound By No-Strike Pledge  Union Chief Advises William teen That

Lewis Denounces  ‘No Strike’ Pledge   UMW Head Says Union Will Not Be Bound by AFL, CIO Strike Policy Statements

Miners’ Chief Scorns President Of AFL Lewis Tells Green To Keep No-Strike Pledaes At Home

Lewis Raps Appeal For Strike Ban   He Tells Green Miners Won't Take Pledge

Restrict All Pledges to Your Outfit, Miners’ Boss  Tells Green —

DEAF TO STRIKE PLEA   Lewis Says His Miners Won't Be Pledged Against Walkouts

Lewis Rejects AF L-Inspired No-Strike Vow   Chief of UMW Says Miners Not Ready for Green “to Sell Them Down the River”

No-Strike Pledge Hit By Lewis Says His Miners Won’t be Bound By AFL Proposal

COAL MINERS NOT BOUND BY PLEDGE   No-Strike Idea Not Fox His Men. Says Joh.: L.

Miners Remain Free To Strike When They Want To, Lewis Reminds Green Of AFL.

Lewis Takes Swine at Pledge Against Strikes   - Says. Miners Won't Be Bound by AFL No-Strike Pledge

AFL Chief Green Rebutfed in Letter   Not Ready to Be ‘Sold Down River, UMW Head Savs in Sareastic Memo

Not Join AFL For ‘No-Strike’   Lewis Says Miners Not Be Bound  To Green Policy

ANTI-STRIKE PLEDGE NOT FOR MINERS   Lewis Informs Green UMW Will Not be Bound by Any AFL No-Strike Promise.   ® TELLS GREEN OFF IN SARCASTIC NOTE   Says Green Should Mind Own Business; Miners Won't be “Sold Down the River.”

Solon Says America Taking ‘Moral Licking’ From Red Propagandists

Report To Committee Kept Secret   Foreign Relations Group Gets Review Of General Poliev

Acheson Defends Administration : Foreign Policy Today In Closed-Door Session With Solons

Foreign Chief Grilled Behind Closed Doors   Mass. Senator Invited at His Own Reauest

DEFENDS A POLICY   Acheson Favors Hands Off Treatment of Island of Formosa

Dewey Sentiment Among Siaie’s County GOP Chairmen Strong but Not Unanimou:

Only ‘Wording Holds Up Pact, Weckler Says   Chrysler Official, Union Disagree On Whether Strike Is Virtually Over

Chrysler Negotiations Go On; Factions Differ  On Nearness Of Peace

Chrysler Strike Nearing End   Bargaining Parley Continues on Non-Stop Basis

Phone Strike Averted by Negotiations   United Press News Service Hampered as Operators Quit

CHRYSLER AND UAW ARE NEAR A SETTLEMENT   Only  Technical  Wordin; Of Contract Délays End of Strike

Agreement In Chrysler Labor Dispute Near   Technicalities Stops Settlement

Near Accord Indicated in ‘Auto Strike   Chrysler Man Says Only Minor Points Delaying Settlement but Union Statement Wisacrece

Auto Strike In 97th Day   Chrysler Negotiators Study ‘Pact Language’

UAW Disputes Settlement By Chrys.er   Company, Union Issue Conflicting Statements About Strike Progress

Chrysler Contract Hinges on Wording   Telephone Negotiations Resume; Gotham Elevator Strike Ends

Auto Strike  In. 97th Day.   - Chrysler Negotiators _ Study ‘Pact Language’

Truce Hinted At Chrysler  ToL. Rake   Talks Taking On Marathon Status

Nation-Wide Tie-up Averted In Phone Strike   Chrysler Settlement Believed in Making, Negotiations Continus

FBI RECORDS NOT RELEASED FOR PROBERS   McCarthy Asserts Wire-Recording To Prove His Charges

FBI Balks; Delays Quiz Of Service   Bureau Won't Reveal Record of Talks With Amerasia Editor

McCarthy Claims Agents Testified On Link to Jaffe  Senator's Report On Secret Hearing Stirs Committee

Refuses to Give. Senators All of Tapped Wire Dafa  Question Diplomat or 7 Hours: Then

Records of Talk Between Service and Jaffe Asked   Committee on Trail of Microphone Recording

FBI’s Refusal To Grant Files ~ Listed As Cause   Bureau Refused To Give Up Entire Record Of   Hidden-Mike Eavesdropping Of Service, Jaffe Conversations, Senator ‘Tydings, Committee Chairman, Declares

\FROM FILES OF FBI   Service Has Testified He Was Innocently Involved In Amerasia Case

MICROPHONE . PLANTED IN: HOTEL ROOM   FBI Made Record of Talks Between Accused U. S, Diplomat and Amerasia Editor Jaffe.   DELAY QUESTIONING OF SERVICE TODAY   FBI Declines to Give Up Evidence; McCa rthy Says ‘it Shows Service Disclos: ed Secrets.

‘Diplomat Quizzing Postponed   McCarthy Alleges Reecordings Prove Service Gave Data

Tydings Anxious to Get Record of Microphone Account of Meeting   Service Denies He Gave War Secrets   Facis He Gave On FDR Notes Had Appeared In The New York Times

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Identifies Fuchs as Having Access to Atomic Plans

A-Bomb Espionage Case Bared  Spy Suspect WorkedinU.S   Emergeneyv Meet

5.000 Persons Mace Homeless By Ohio River   Shawneetown, IIl., Residents Flee as Water Threatens

GIANT LEVEE BATTERED AS STREAM RISES   Thousands Homeless National Guard On Patrol

Army Increases November Draft Call To 70,000   Speed-Up Due To Truman Plan To Double Armed Force

TRAIN HITS CAR; THREE KILLED   GRADE CROSSING NEAR MURPHYSBORO IS SCENE OF CRASH

5 KILLED IN 2 S. ILLINOIS CARTRAIN CRASHES   Three Deaths Near Murphys: boro; C, & E. 1. Freight Kills Two.

4 Persons . Killed, Numbe: Wounded In Balloting; Wafdists Take Lead

Election Favors  Egypt's ‘Outs:  ” Watdist Party Gets Strona Early Lea

Wafdists Lead In Egypt Vote   Four Killings Are Reported In Turbulent Election

RIOTING MARKS EGYPT VOTING   4 Persons” Killed, Number Wounded In Balloting; Wafdists Take Lead

Indo-China May. Present  Next Test   Communist Trouble There Threatens UN Prestige in Far East

U.S. Jet Planes Plaster Enemy Along Naktong  North Korean Ground Posts Under Attack

NAVY ROCKET MISSLE USED IN WARFARE  ‘Tiny Tim' Is Employed   ‘Tiny Tim’ Is Employed Against Reds

 MAYOR COULDN'T STAND IT, EITHER   e 8 Jacksonville Streets Undergo Cleaning ‘As Women’s Unmentionables Vanish

STATE’S 4,361 PRECINCTS. TO BE AFFECTED   Will Restere Confidence Of People, Says Alger; Pledges Fair Play

Alger To Use State Workers   Lays Plans To Answer Critics  Of Vote ‘Mess’

Confidence fo Be Restored Through Recoun'  State Secretary Is Determined on Issue

Adopt Dynamic Course To Curb All Agaressors   U. S. May Continue Assistance After Marshall Plan End

North Atlantic Pact Nations Intergrate Defense Measures   Postive Course Of Action Discussed

Atlantic Pact Conference Is Nearing End   - Western Powers To Make Declaration Of Their Program

6,000 Feared Slain By Reds at Taejon  30:Americans:Among 1.100 Already Found

SICKENING SHAMBLES eee  G. Ls Find Atrocities  In Taejon Trenches

Gruesome Taejon Total May Hit 5,000  Mass Graves Yield Red Murder Victims

Reds Shoot All Prisoners At Mokpo  Pt... Be tan   Bodies of 1,100 Korean Civilian: Found in Seoul

MURDER OF 1,109 BY REDS REVEALED   iGRAVES OF VICTIMS AT TAE ‘ JON OPENED—30 UV. §. $0LDUERS AMONG DEAD.

Allies Find 1100 Bodies Of Civilians   Thirty American Soldiers Included  In Fresh Graves

New Mass Graves Yield ~ Bodies of 1,100 Victims   (Picture on Page 4j

Sailor Pulls Gun on Train To Halt Baby's Crying  Passengers of Crack Train Held at Ray Ratore He Meekly Surrenders

Is Arrested By Officers At Phoenix   Sailor, Annoyed by Baby, Pulls Gun

Sailor Terrorizes Train Passengers With Gun; Annoyed by Crying Baby

Story Of First Fighting In Korea Shows Real Odds Against Defenders

Army Releases “Agonizing g Story” of  ‘Action in Which “pat Youth Wounded

Agonizing Story’ of 24th Division’s Lone Stand \In First 19 Days of Korean War Is Published

Agonizin ng Story’ of 24th Di  Paid Heavy Price in Lone Stand, But Averted Enemy Dash fo Pusan

Reveal Tragedy of . S. Weakness in Early Days of War   “2h Division Sped to ‘Engaga Enemy. Suffered -Terrible Losses.

Agonizing Story of 24th Division’s Lone Stand in First 19 Days  Of Korean War Finally Disclosed

Cut on Natural Rubber For Car Tires Ordered  Reduction Will Be hhede kee Addai nel   Reduction Will Be Made by Additional Suoply of Synthetic

Cut in Use Of Rubber Ordered   Auto Manufacturers Told to Cut Use Of Rubber in Tires

CUT RUBBER US!  Must Reduce Consumptior for. New Tires by 28 ~ Per Cent

Cut Ordered in Use of Rubber.   New Automobile Tires To Be Pinched in Ban

Rubber Use In Car Tire:  Ordered Cut  _ Synthetics To - Make Up Loss

Or ‘der Cut In N aturalRubber For New Tires   January-February Level Reduced 28% by NPA; Synthetic Increase d

NPA Directs 28 Pct. Slash In’51 Ouotas   Government Takes Action to Conserve Natural Product

Civilian Rubber Use Cut by 30%   But Synthetic Stocks Will Take Up Slack

‘Cut On Use of Natural Rubber For New Auto Tires Is Ordered by Government

Order Natural Rubber Cut  In New Tires   Government Says a 28 Per Cent Reduction Is Necessary Next Year

Natural Rubber Cut Is Ordered   New Automobile Tires Will Heve More of Synthetic Product

ORDER CUT IN USE OF RUBBER   WILL MAKE UP CUT BY INCREASED USE OF SYNTHETIC KIND

CUT NATURAL _ RUBBER USE IN NEW CAR TIRES   ‘Slash of 28 Per Cent Ordered; To Use Synthetic Substitute.

Rubber for Tires Slashed 28 Percent by New Order  Truman to Confer With Congress Leaders;

Cut Ordered in Natural Rubber For Auto Tires   Directs 28 Per Cent Slash in Consumption In Next Two Months

NPA Orders Rubber Slash   Natural Rubber Fo: New Tires Will Be Decreased 28%

—CONTROLS— Rubber For New Auto Tires Cut  Quotas Slashed By 28 Per Cent

Diplomats Indignant At Senator’s Charges Of Reds In Important Posts   Civil Service Loyalty Review Board Accused Of Year’s Delay In Checking  DPanned fH AllacwoA Ciiwmruen ied Geicwnnad

[McCarthy Tosses ‘Bricks ‘At State Department, Gets \Some Tossed Back at Him

MCARTHY’S RED CHARGES BLASTED BY ACHESON AID   John F. Peurifoy Accuses Senator of Reviving Disproven Allegation in His Attacks.   GOES TO DEFENSE OF JOHN S. SERVICE   Wisconsin Legislator Sees “Cover-Up” Attempt — Turns Guns on Loyalty  Review Board.

SPIRITED CHARGES ARE EXCHANGED   McCarthy Turns Guns On U. S. Civil Service Loyalty Board

Battle Rages (ver Solon’s Hunt For Reds   State Department Fires Broadside At Senator McCarth

Spokesman Denounces Allegations as ‘Dead, Discredited;’ Senator Sees ‘Cover Up’ Try

Angry Charges Exchanged in  Loyalty Hearing  McCarthy Guns Leveled at Civil Service Group

M’Carthy, State Department Open Running Battle Over Red Influence

McCarthy Claims Dept. ‘Covers Up’  Running Battle of Charges and Counter

SOLON, STATE DEPT. BATTLE OVER CHARGES   Senator Sees Effor' To Cover Up Issues; Official Hits Blast

Official Blasts Red Charges As Disproved   Peurifoy Asserts Irs ‘Disgrace’ That Service: Must Face ‘Humiliation’ Once More; Mofarthy Banc Lavalty Baard ‘Nelav”™

Accuses Board — Of Year’s Delay In Service Probe   ‘Peurifoy Declares Solon Reviving Dead, Discredited And Disproven Charges In Attacks On Agency

Peurifoy Says McCarthy Revives “Dead, Discredited, Disproven Charges;” Amusing Says Senator If Fraught With Danger

Peurifoy Asserts Senator Digs Up Long Dead Issues   Attacks impoir The Foreign Relations Of Nation. Cheraed

Negro State Not Favorea   Rep. Plumley Assails Home Rule Proposal for District of Columbia.

Vermont Congressman  Says Capital Would Become A *‘Nesro State’ Under Home Rule

Would Limit Rhee U. S. Backs U. N. Proposal For Mac Rule in.Red Korea

Ath Marine Corps Reserves Called      Sixty-Six Countians Among 5,000 in State Will Report to One of Three Marine Camps

88 Co. Marine Reservists Are Called To Duty  Over 5,000 Enlisted Reserves In State To Receive Orders

MANY MARINE RESERVE MEMBERS BEING CALLED   More Than 5,000 Pennsylvanians, Including 112 In York County, To Receive Orders

5,000 Additional Marine Reserves Called to Service   Enlisted Personnel In Fourth District To Report in 15 Days

Marine Reserves Being Called Up   5,000 in State Face ° Call For Active Duty; Orders Mailed Out

MarineCorps Calling 5,000  Pa. Reserves   Orders Going Out: DL Are Listed In Crawford Co.

Ebright Promised Bricker's Support  ‘Best Qualified,’ Says Junior Ohio Senotor

F.D.R.’s Notes Become Public  Era In History To Be Preserved In Library

—ROOSEVELT— Five Million FDR Letters Made Publie  Some To Remain  a a lee Seka

Letters Of FOR Given To Library   More Than 5 Million Of Papers Donated

5 Million F.D.R. Letters Become Public Property   Mirror One of Most Vital Eras In World History

Roosevelt Papers Are Dedicated.   Brief Ceremonies Held at Hyde Park; Some Letiers Withheld: for 925 Years   History Is Keynote   Mrs. Roosevelt Declares It Will Be Joy to See  Stodents Busy  -

Open Roosevelt Papers to Public  Over Five Million Documents Onened

Correspondence Of Late President Thrown Open  For Research Pur poses

F.D.R,'S LETTERS GIVEN TO PUBLIC   Thousands He Wrote And Received Placed In Library; Others To Wait 25 Years Longer.

Serious Problem Confronts Lewis   Must Decide. By Saturday Whether "Ts Bennet Pintee

Must Decide * Tomorrow on ‘Fact? Board  If He Refuses, T-H Law Mav Re Used

Lewis Faced By Problem As Owners  Favor Truce   Union Leader Must Reply To President By Tomorrow Night

COAL DECISION UP TO LEWIS   Operators Wait UMW Chieftain’s Verdict on 70-Dey Strike Truce Plen

Mine Owners, Truman Wait Lewis Action   Toughest Decision Of Career Facing Coal Union Chief

Mine Owners Spike Lewis’ Guns by Act   Operators Accept Truman Request for Truce; Lewis Is Up Against Tough Decision on What to Do

LEWIS FACING TOUGH PROBLEM ON TRUCE CAL   Decision On Truman’s Fact-Finding Board Plan Due Tomorrow

(Mine Operators Accept President's Truce; Decision Now Up to John L.

Owners Accept Truce Pro sal, Lewis On‘ pot   Must Toss In Trunfp Card, Dwindling Resefves Of Coal And T-H] Looms

Must Answer By Tomorrow   John L, Léwis Faces One of Most Difficult Deci. sions of Long Career.

Tough Decision Comes Up For John L Lewis   Strike Leader Faces Truman Deadline

Lewis Is Facing Tough Decision  Operators’ Acceptance Of Truce Plan Poses ablermn_

Aid For Copper Mines Foreseen  Subsidy Bill Clears House Committee

Hurricane Warning Service Begins Operation Along Coast This Week

Governor Smith, Missouri, Denies  Any Gang Link   Tells Senate Crime Probere, Binageis Did Not Influence His Office

Governor 1s A Witness at Hearing Held   Appears After Other Quizzed as to Campaign Funds

Governor: Appears Before Committee   Tells Senate Crime Investigating Group About Meeting He Hod With McKittrick In & fLanuie in Santember of 1947

Senators Hear Governor Deny Binaggio’s Pull   Missouri Executive Face: Crime Quiz as Witness In Surprise Move

GANGSTER HAD NO INFLUENCE   Missouri Governor” Surprise Witness Before  Crime Probers

Chief Executive Appears as Surprise Witness At K. (C. Crime Probe Hearing; Denies Asking z McKiltrick to Solicit Race Wire Head’s Aid

GOVERNOR SMITH DENIES BINAGGIO INFLUENCED HIV   Testifies Underworld Figure Did Not Ask Him to Make Changes in K. C. Police Department.   EXECUTIVE A SURPRISE WITNESS AT INQUIRY   R. Rohert Cohn Says Slain Leader Sought “Open Town” and Tried to Bribe Him.

New (¢ ‘harges Are Hurled In Red Probe   McCarthy Says Truman Guilty Of ‘Deceit, Dishonesty’ In Files Release

Files Opened To Red Probe Said ‘Phony’   Senator Myers (D-Pa.) Says Accuser Has Not Given Direct Evidence

Lashes Truman for Whitewash   Asks Loyalty Board Headed by FBI Chief

Truman Accused Of ‘Deceit’ in Red Probe Move   McCarthy Says Loyalty Files Inadequate, and ‘Phony’

Charges Files HST Released Are ‘Phony’   Solons Press Contempt Action Against Browder, Field

 DECEIT AND DISHONESTY CHARGED .  MeCarthy Altts Truman . fs Acti ion

 NEW RED AGITATION— ) Files Phony—M Carthy; So Are Charges—Myers

White House Offer of Data Called Phony   Truman Dishonest With Red Probers, McCarthy Charges

NEN. CARTHY HITS AT TRUMAN   DECLARES FILES TO BE MADE AVAILABLE IN SPY PROBE ARF. “PHONY.”

State Files Said ‘Phony By McCarthy   Administration Defended by  Pennsy Demo

Reply Made To Charges By Senator In Address   Argument Over Reds In State Positions  Continues To Be Hot

McCarthy Charges Dishonesty In Releasing ‘Phony’ Files   Sen. Myers Declares Wisconsin Republican Has Faile TT, Offer ‘hny Fwidence Whatever’ to Back Claims

Charges Made Of ‘Dishonesty’  Demo Accuses Solon Lacks Any Evidence

M’CARTHY RAPS TRUMAN REGIME   Administration Is Practicing ‘Deceit’ in Dealing with Reds, Prober Says

McCarthy Accuses Truman Of Offering Phony Files In Probe   Contempt Acts Started Against Field) Browder

McCarthy Assails Red Whitewash   Senator Terms Truman Release of Files ‘A Phoney’

2 WITNESSES MAY BE TRIED FOR CONTEMPT   Committee Prepares To Start Check Of Files

Aims Deceit Charge at President   McCarthy Says Truman Opened “Phony and Inodeauacte Files.”’   Myers Raps Charres.

Claims ‘Phony Offer of Phony Files’   Charges Senate Committee Conducts 'O}beration Whitewash

Rent Control Test Nearing   Sen. Cain Likely To Lose Voting Battle

Cain Expected To Lose Attempt To Kill Control   Both Sides Agree Bill Will Not Be Sent To Committee

Rent Control Backers See Vote Victory   Lueas Confident As Ballot Nears, Cain ; Seen Losing In Test

Johnson Heads Senate Watchdog  Committee Now Named to Post Late Thursday By Chairman

Truman Is romised Money Enough To Win  Any Requést For Funds Will Not Be. Included In Bill Before Senate Todav

“WE” PUBLISHER PALMER EXPIRES   Was Husband of Aviatrix Amelia Earhart.

County Corn King Turns Out To Be A Queen With lla Maxine Hiner Winner

All B-29s Return Safely From Kimpo Base Mission; South Re-Occupies Base

US. Forces Hit Opposifior   By HOWARD HANDLEMAN Far Eastern D.rector, INS

Pickets Block School House   Police, Caurt Action May Be Used to Settle Two-Town Wrangle

Invaders Force Americans Into Slight Retreats   Reds On Southern Sector Within £° Miles Of Vital Pusan; Step-up Air Attacks On Enemy; North Koreans Ignore Heavy Losses

Yanks Pushed Only 52 Miles West Of Pusan   Commander States No Place Left For Withdrawal by U. S.

Russia Values Ruble Higher,  Cuts Prices   See Financial Rivalry With Dollar, Pound; Will Figure Worth On Basis of Gold

Soviets Boost Ruble’s Value, Slash Prices   Reds Drop Dollar for Gold Standard as Yardstick  For Their Curreney

SOVIET UNION BOOSTS VALUE OF CURRENCY   Action Links Ruble T: Gold Standard; Value Pegged At 25 Cents

Reds Boost Ruble Value With Gold   Ration System Ordered Dropped; Prices Slashed

NUSOIA INCREASES VALUE OF RUBLE   SWEEPING PRICE REDUC TIONS TO SOVIET CON.SUMER ARE ORDERED.

Russia Boosts Value of Ruble: On Gold Yardstick   Move Is Another Step To Make Currency an International Competitor

Billy Rose Offers $5,000 for Capture Of Three Looters   Home of Columnist Is Ransacked for $100,000 Worth of Valuables

STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED IN VORREL   Effort to Head Off Collapse : Of Shaky Economy   A PERILOUS SITUATION

Cooke Announces For Nomination   Philadelphia GOP Leader - Will Seek Nomination For Governorship

TRUMAN GIVES PAT ON BACK TO DIPLOMA]   Defense Head Terms Present Budget ‘Adequate’

Johnson Claims U.S. Defenses Are ‘Sufficient’   Counters Eisenhower Criticism; Truman Defends Jessup

Baby Sitter Slain In Bloody Fight  Third Recent Case At Columbia, Mo.

APPEALS FROM RULE OF ZONING BOARD   Occupants And Owner Files Appeal From Decision  ~ OF Zoning Commission   IN L. SOUTHAMPTON

GARAGE PROPRIETORS APPEAL FROM ZONING   Board of Adjustment Has Refused Him Hearing   SOUTHAMPTON DECIDED

Murray D. Lincoln Okays Ferguson   Don Ebright to Visit Local Fair Thursday

‘ Changes Mind At Altar  Monsignor Feels Unworthy To Be Ordained As Bishon

Senate Committee To I nvestigate a Spy Accusations MadeBy McCarthy

Trio Accused By McCarthy As Ace Spies   State Department Inquiry Promised After 5-Hour Talk

Senator’s Charges Of State Department Spy Ring May Be Investigated By Committeemen Following Hectic Late Session Of Congress

Senate Checks Spy Ring Cry  Sen. McCarthy Says Trio Directs Reds

SENATOR CLAIMS THREE WORKING IN STATE DEPT,   Foreign Relations Committee Of Senate Will Investigate Charges That Gov ernment Shields  CO pe eee cg

G. O. P. Senator Says Two Men, Woman Direct Spy Ring In State Department

GOP SENATOR CHARGES REDS IN GOVERNMENT   REFUSES TO NAME ‘BIG THREE’ WHO DIRECT SPY RING

State Department Spy Ring Claimed  “Big Three” Directs Red Espionage From “Inside,” Is Charge

Senate To Probe ‘Spy Ring’ InU.S   Investigation Based On McCarthy Charges

PROBE LOOMS ON CHARGES OF SPY RING   ‘Big Three’ Operating h State Department, Senator Says

Senate to Probe Charges That "Big Three’ Is Directing Spy Ring in State Department

Probe of 81 State Dept. Reds Asked   Senator Tells of Spy Ring, Red Fronter In White House.

Spy Charges To. be Probed   Senator’s Charges To Be Investigated By, Senate Group

McCarthy Wants To Reveal Names Of Ringleaders   Committee Will Get Names of Spy Heads In State Department

 Trigger-Happy Quartet Puzzled Manila‘s ‘Unidentified Sub‘ Creates Problem for Sinkers

Submarine Turns Out To Be A Whale, Captors’ Disposal Problem Is Stinker

_-PLUNGING NECKLINE NEW FAD— Gussie May Again Shock Staid British Audience

New Costume For Gorgeous Gussie  Will Display Pleats At Wimbledon Court

President Sees End of Crisis  Home For Christmas, Talle Fiaht for Time

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. WILL MEET CRISIS   SPEAKS AT MASONIC DINNER IN K. C. ATTENDED RY FOULITICAL LEADERS.

Police Holding Mail- Order Casanova Ponder Exerpts From a Suitcase Full of Love Letters

Scientist Indicted For Perjury; Fraud  Hold His Denial of Communism False

South Korean Troops Holding Suwon Air Base   American Forces Rapidly Taking Defensive Posts

WEDDING RINGS TAKEN   Reusch Jewelry Store One of Several Victims of Theft

A. “Dunkerque” Threat - Mounts as Red Hordes Circle for Kall:   WEDDING RINGS. TAKEN

ara Seeens 2 eee ee ‘Truman Denounces ' Russian Filibuster   President Vetoes Future ‘Power’ Parleys, ; a  Sees World Affairs Up to U.N.

Border Positions Have Been Weakened by Annihilation of Five and a Half Battalions—Communist-Led Vietminh Forces Reported Receiving Equipment From China— Observers Say Country May Become Another Korea.

New Attacks Hit French At Thatkhe   Vietminh Forces Growing Stronger  In Indo-China War

Defense Weakened : Battered French Troops Brace For New Communist Attacks

EAST POLICY TO BE STATED ~ BY PRESIDENT   Secretary of State Makes Report To Nation

Acheson Says UN in Korea  -~ 9... pa   ~ Secretary Blames Peking Regime for ‘Brazen Aggression’  * Endangering Peace

Air Power Expansion Continues   Overwhelming Force Built Up Still Larger

USAF Build-Up Cements Korea  Three Factors Seen Answer To Expansion

U.S. Expanding Korea Air Might For Safeguard  Russians Watched For Pes sible step In Se eo Plan.

SOIL PROGRAMS ARE-APPROVED  Soil Board Acts On Plans For Eiaht Farms —

Thompson Trophy, Bendix Races Out  High Speed Dashes Dropped For Safety

No Response Yet From Northern Reds To Gen. ’M’Arthur’s Ultimatum

Allies March at Once on Walker's Order Dropped From Plane; U.S. Forces Not Yet Told to Cross Foe’s Ravder: Marines Only 15 Mi. Away

Reds Ignore U.N. Demand  To Surrender   Republican Forces Meet No Enemy Resistance Jn Border Crossi

Historic Crossing Made Along East Coast as Reds Fail to Answer MacArthur Ultimatum; Throngs Cheer the Troops.

MacArthur Awaiting  Response to Ultimatum Has No Orders  For Americans   Has No Orders For Americans To Cross Line, Gen. Almond Say:

Crossing Made on Far East Coast Near Yangyang: Others Anproach Border on West

Foe Is Silent (n UN Demand To Surrender   Eighth Army Chief Gives Order Sending Troops Over Line

OPPOSITION TO DRIVE REPORTED AS VERY LIGHT   Republican Units Greeted By Cheering Throngs In North   CONTINUATION OF WAR UP TO 2 MEN

Patrols Advance To Within One Mile Of Yangyang;3 MoreSo. Korean Divisions Ready To Croae

Crossing Orders Given rm se gt gt %  By U.S. Gen. Waiker No Communist Opposition Contacted As 3rd Division Moves On Yanayana

S. Korea Troops  Cross Parallel Eighth Army C. O. Orders Move   Eighth Army C. O. Orders Move As MacArthur Waits Surrender

Kremlin Push Cited in Plea For ERP Fund:   Aeheson, Hoffman Ask $3 Billion For Plan’s 3d Year

MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS NEEDED, CONGRESS TOLD   Secretary of State Warns Against Red Moves

Acheson Asks For Renewal of Marshall Aid   Leader Asserts Reds "Increased Boldness’  Calls for U. S. Help

Acheson Asks $3 Billion More. For Marshall Plan   Needed To’ S¢. op Soviet Plot For World Rula

: Matter of Fact Defense Spending to Zoom us Nation IRealizes Dunger of Defeat in War

Truman Says He'll Still Battle T-H   Repeal Is ‘Something We Must do,’ He Says in Butte, Mont., Talk

TRUMAN POINTS TO HIS RECORD   Declares There Would Be No Business Had Gov't Not “Interferred.”

Truman Goal T-H Repeal, Fight Vowed Against Act   President: Continues Cross-Country Trip  With Speech Series

Truman Says He Wont Cease To Fight’ for Repeal of T-H Act   Tells Butte Listeners Law Hangs Over Heac Of Labor, Threatening to Destroy Gains of 15 Yeors: Strikes Out at ‘Fair Deal’ Critics

TRUMAN TO PUSH LABOR LAW REPEAL   Taft-Hartley Act Threatens Gains Of 15 Years, He Tells Montana Audience

Truman Speaks To Big Crowd In Mining City  Repeal of M Still Goal of   Repeal of Measure Still Goal of Fair Deal Program

Truman To Push For T-H Repeal  Says Low Threatens. To Kill kabor Gains

Truman Will Carry On Fight to Kill T-H Law   Charges Taft-Hartley Act Threatens to Ruin 15 Years of Labor Gains; Demands Replacement By Bill Fair te Both Manacement and Labor

TRUMAN PLEDGES FIGHT 10 REPEAL TAFT-HARTLEY ACI   President Says Law Threat ens To Destroy Gains Ot: © tebor

T-H ACT MUST BE REPEALED, SAYS TRUMAN   ‘Will Still Fight Against Bill, Butte Audience Is Told

President Will Continue To Fight Taft-Hartley   ‘Law Hangs Over The Head Of Labor,’ Truman Says In Speech At Butte; His Tour Continues

Truman Renews Plea for T.-H. Law Repeal   Warns Act Perils Labor Gains of Past 15 Years

Truman Hits Taft-Hartley In Butte Talk  Will Not Cease To Urge Repeal, President Says

Truman Speaks To Big Crowd In Mining City  Repeal of Measure   Repeal of Measure Still Goal of Fair Deal Program

—CRUSADE — T-H Repeal Still Aim Of Truman   15-YEAR GAINS THREATENED

President Insists On T-H Repeal  Outlines Fair Deal Campaign Issues

PRESIDENT VOWS TO BEAT T-H LABOR LAW   Says It Threatens To Destroy Gains Of Last 15 Years

TAFT-HARTLEY THREATS LABOR   President Avers Law Will Destroy 15'Years of Labor Gains

Truman Says He Will Push For T-H Repea'   Taft-Hartley Law Threatens Labor Gains Pres. Asserts

To Continue Repeal Fight   Pres, Truman Nat to Aban: don Battle Against Taft. Hartley Labor Law.

Sull Fight Fo Taft-Hartley Act Repeal   Asserts That it Threat to Gains Already Made

President Is to Continue Fight Against 1-H Act   Threat Against Labor Must Be Repealed, He Says at Butte, Mont.

Holds Labor Gains Facing Destruction   President Asserts Government Saved Private Business

President Says He Will Continue Fight For ihe Repeal of Taff.- Hartley Law

Truman Won't Stop Fight for T-H Act Repeal  Says Law Hangs Ove ha Hand af lahne

President Sees Act as Infringement On Freedom to Bargain Collectively

Truman Will Not Cease To Fight For T-H Repeal   Declares Law Threatens To Destroy Labor’s Gains.

Pledges To Fight For Substitute   Montana Auslience Hears Attempt To Boost ‘Fair Deal’

H.S.T. Continues Fight Against T-H Labor Law   Called Infringement of Friedom to Bargain Collectively

TRUMAN VOWS FIGHT ON T-H   Pledges Unceasing Battle For Reneal; Calls Law ‘Threat To Labor’

Truman to Seek T-H Law Repeat  Says Law Threatening ) To Destroy Labor’,

 Defends Fair Deal Program  ‘Truman Repeats Detemination  To Get Taft-Hartley Repealed

Truman Pledges Continued Fight Against 1-H Law   Repeats Blasts Aqainst Cries Of “Socialism”

Truman to Seek T-H Law Repeal   Says Law Threatening To Destroy Labor’s Gains of 15 Years

THANKSGIVING BIRD SUPPLY NEAR RECORD   Prices Expepted to be Somewhat Tower Thin Last Year — Cran. berry Crop Also Near Record — Coffes Price Slightly Lower.

Turkey Said ’ Plentiful;  Cost Lower   Other Holiday Staples OK. Too

Thanksgiving Dinner In Ohio Will Be Less Costly And Easier This Year

Surviving Craft of 2-Boat Expedition Conquers Perils of Grand Canyon

MOTORBOAT RUNS TREACHEROUS RAPIDS   Five Men Reach Calmer Water After Fighting Churning Coloerado River Nine Days.  

Hurley Slaps U.S. Policy   Says Appeasement Just Postponing Reckening  Dee Ons Day is; China

KNETZER HAS $400; HIS DEBTS ARE $9,000,000      Benkrupt Wizard Borrowed $53,000 Since Business Crash.

TRUMAN ASKS INCREASES IN JOBLESS PAY   Message Flown to Congress: Would Widen Coverage to 6 Millions.

JOBLESS PAY BOOST URGED   President Asks Congress To Extend Coverage, Increase Benefits.

Add Six Million More To Rolls, Hike Benefits By 20 Pct., He Urges

TRUMAN ASKS INCREASE IN JOBLESS PAY   White House Would Extend Coverage to an Additional 6,000, ~ O00 Persons.

Seeks to Add Six Million to Benefit Rolls   Messages Rushed to Congress From Key West by Courier

Truman Urges Congress to Extend Security Program To Additional 16,000,000

Truman Asks Extension Of Jobless Pay   Congress Urged To Give Compensation To 6 Million More

SE SS  TRUMAN ASKS JOBLESS PAY EXTENSION   Proposes Taking in Workers in Firms Employing Less Than 8, Now Exempted from Low.   HIGHER BENEFIT PAYMENTS ASKED   Special Message Proposes Adding 6,000,000 to Program and Raising Payments 20 Per Cent.

Truman Asks For Jobless Benefit Hike   Wants To Offer Grants To 6,000,000 More In Message Sent Solons

Truman Sends 5-Point Plan To Congress   Increase of 20 Percent Urged By President

Compensation Spread Urged   Truman Asks Congress to Make Six Million More Eligible

Truman Wants 6 Million More To ‘Get Unemployment Compensation   Aliso Wants Congress To Raise Benefits By Approximately 20 P. C.

Wide Extension Social Security Asked By Truman   President In Middle On Kerr Gas Measure

Pracidant Seeks Jobless Benefits for More People   Hike Payments, Too, for 20 Per Cent in Nation, He Requests

President Urges. ~  Payment Raises  To Unemployed Asks House for Bill  Adding 6,000,000:to 1 arn Roretit Ralls

TRUMAN ASKS EXPANSION OF JOB INSURANCE   EXTEND COVERAGE, BOOST BENEFITS TO NATION’S JOBLESS

Truman Urge: Extension Of  Compensation   Also Suggests Payment Boost Of 20 Percent

Truman Seeks Boosts in U. S. Jobless Payoff   Twenty Percent Hike in Compensation Is Asked; Bill Is Flown to Legislators.

Truman Asks 20 Pct. Boost In Jobless Pay   Five-Point Program To Extend Coverage To 6 Million People

lore Unemployment Benefits Proposed To Solons By Truman  Recommends Coverage Of 6,000,000 Mere at Higher Pay Average

Truman's 5-Point Program Rushed To House by Air  > re a Vse, aLd   Proposal Would Extend Coverage to Another 6,000,000

Truman Sends Plan: To Congress To Raise Compensation   Would Also Extend Coveraae

Denounced As I!l-Advised, Illegal  Truman’s Defense Of Export Curb Provokes Angry Cries From South

2-FOR-1 G. M. STOCK SPLIT IS PROPOSED   Directors of Big Motor Car Manufacturer to Submit Question te Stockholders,

Gov. Duff Forces Defeat Grundy in Pennsylvania   State Chief Gets Senate Nomination  Over Old Guard

IN LOCAL AREA   Two Campers From Niles Questioned After Capture Here

Main Issue “a vt 3rd Man %,%, Listed In %, % ation      Both Sides State Results Pleasing After 6-Day Halt

Companies and Union Pleased At Settlement   Carriers Win Fight Against Second Fire. man On Diesels

Carriers Claim They Won Fight On Second Fireman; Will Debate Other Issues   Picket Lines Recalled And Strikers Return-. ing To Work; Settlement Reported In — Keeping With Findings Of Board.

Principal Issue Won by Carriers   Union “Modifies” Demand for Third Man on Diesels: Both Sides Express Satisfaction

Union To Drop Demands For Extra Fireman  Carriers Win Fight On Feather-Beddin«

SERVICE TO BE RESUMED SOON, OFFICIALS SAY   Both Sides Claim They're Happy—No Second Fireman Will Be Hired

Union’Modifies’ First Demand For Third Man On Diesel Units   Normal Service Expected Soon: Worst Tieup In 4 Years

Push Return To Service   Picket Lines Recalled end Firemen Ordered Back To Jobs Immedietely

Railroad Strike Is Settled   Both Sides Express Satisfaction Over Settlement Terms; Men Ordered To Work

Work To Resume; Appeal For Third Fireman Dropped   Normal! Service To Be Resumed; Both Sides Seem Pleased

Railroad Strike Settled Today; Order Men Back  posh C:d-.- Dlanco   Both Sides Pleased By Settlement Terms

Enginemen On 5 Lines Called Baek   Nation’s Worst Railroad  Tie-Up in Four Years Over; Carriers Claim Victorv on Main Point

Carriers Plan To Resume All Runs Rapidly  Ends Most Serious Walkout in 5 Years

Union, Carriers Agree On Terms To End Walkout  Say Demand For Second Fireman Is Wiuhdeaun Madified

Carriers Plan To Resume Service Soon   Strikers Are Ordered To Return to Their Jobs; Pickets Recalled

Crippling Tieup Is Settled; Union Drops Demands   Both Sides Express Satisfaction Over Terms; Carriers Claim Victory In Issue Over Fireman

Extra Fireman Demand Is Left to Arbitration   Normal Service Will Be Resumed as Soon as Possible

Union, Rail Lines Disagree On ‘Who Won’  Both Sides Pleased With Settlement:   Both Sides Pleased With Settlement; Firemen’s Rates Are Adiusted

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Normal Service Will Be Resumed   Both Sides Express Satisfaction Over Settlement Terms; Carriers Win Fight Against Second Fireman

Order Striking Firemen Back To Their Jobs   Railroads Say They Won Fight on Issue Of Hiring Second Fireman on Diesel; Claim Rail Union Withdrew Its Demanc

Settlement Halts Traffic Paralysis On Five Big Lines  Demand for Extra Firemen Eased by Union's Leaders

Carriers Rush Resumption Of Full Operation  Union Demand For   Union Demand For Extra Fireman On Diesels “Modified”

News Day And Night   Striking Firemen Ordered To Return To Work; Terms ‘Satisfactory’   But New Strikes Facing Railroads   Engineers, Yardmasters Okay Strike Call On Separate lesues: Date Not Set

Both Sides Claim Victory in Plan For Settlement  Union Orders gt Se De eee, Ne ene een ea   Union Orders Striking Firemen Back on 5 Lines

Workers To Go Back To Rail Jobs Today  Six-Day Railroad Strike Settled  Ry  andarc

Both Sides Satisfied With Terms   Union Modifies Demand For Second Fireman On Diesels.   Agree To Arbitrate.

RAILWAY — STRIKE IS SETTLED   Firemen Give Up Demand for Extra Man on Diesels and Are Ordered Back to Work.

Men Ordered Back on Job Immediately   Union Modifies Its Demand For Secead Fireman

Abrupt End Called After 6 Idle Days   Both Sides Claim Satisfaction; Men Flock Back To Jobs

--WALKOUT~— Extra Man Demand Is Dropped   FIREMEN ORDER STRIKERS BACK

Temperatures   Firemen on Five Railroads Back on Joh; Denied Bid  For Extra Diesel Crewman   Both Sides Express Satisfaction At Terms; Truce Follows Lengthy Secsion With Rail Board Members

RR Strike Is Settled Karly Today   Worst Railroad Stoppage in Four Years Ends With Both Sides Satisfied  FIVE LINES INVOLVED  The Railroads Said They Expect To Be in Full  Operation Tomorrow   FIVE LINES INVOLVED

Biggest Rail Strike in Years Settled   Roads Immediately Start Calling Men Back to Jobs

Service Being Restored Fast Over Nation   Carriers Win Right Not To Hire Second Fireman. On Diesel Engines

Both Sides — Satisfied Over Agreed Terms   Union Withdraws, Demand for, Second Tiraman on Diesels

Rail Workers Ordered Back As Strike Ends  Rath Cidec Seam   Both Sides Seem Happy As Six-Day Dispute Ceases

Normal Service Is Scheduled On Five Lines  Uni Agron To Teen After Lone Session

Men Ordered Back to Jobs Immediately  Normal Service Soon—Union Says It “Modified” Demand for SC asindaA bivamian wa Daw Dhlaedle

Firemen Told To Get Back To Their Jobs   Both Sides Express Satisfaction Over Settlement Terms

Both Sides Are Satisfied With the Final Terms   Normal Service as “Soon as Possible’ Is Goal of 5 Lines

Carriers Claim Vicfory on Issue Of Diesel Crews   Part of Dispute Will Go to Arbitration Board for Settlement

Walkout on: ‘Nation's: Five: Major” Sys : nds. With Agreement Today “and Union. Orders Work to be Re a sumed: Immediately—Both Sides. Ex press Satisfaction With Terms: —  ~~ Picket: Lines: Are Recalled.       SERVICE DISRUPTED 6 DAYS

Back To Work Orders Issued By Union   Terms Pleasing To Both Sides; Normal Service Soon

Pact Winds Up 7-Day Walkout On Rail Lines   Firemen, Carriers Attain Terms on Second Man For Diesel Bimc

Both Sides Acclaim  Settlement Terms   Carriers Say They've Won Fight, but Union Claims Demands Only Modified: Arbitration Scheduled

Plan To Restore Service  “As Rapidly As Possible” SATISFACTION   Expressed By Both Sides Over Terms Of Agreement: Strikers Ordered To Return To Jobs Immediately

Plan Normal Train Service on 5 Roads   Request for 3rd Man Not Entirely Dropped by Brotherhood

CARRIERS’ SPOKESMEN SAY DEMAND FOR ADDED FIREMEN (‘ON DIESELS WAS WITHDRAWN

Union ‘Lifts’ Demand For Second Fireman   Trains Will Start Moving As Soon As Possible

—RAILROADS— Union Fails In Fight For  2nd Fireman   Say Settlement Is Satisfactory

Settle Rail Strike of Firemen; Now Engineers May Quit   Carriers Win on Main Issue Hiring Extra Man for Diesels.

Nation’s Worst Rail Strike in 4 Years Settled   Striking Firemen Ordered Back to Jobs Immediately

Railroad Strike Is Settled   Firemen On Five Major Systems  Sent Back To Work

Firemen on 5 Systems Start Back to Jobs   Carriers Claim Victory on Issue Of Diese! Crews

BOTH SIDES ‘SATISFIED’ WITH RESULTS   ‘Modified’ Union Demands Credited With Walkout End

Operators and Union Term Agreement Satisfactory; to Resume Service Immediately

Strikers Ordered To Work At Once After 6-Day Tieup   Worst Strike In Four Years Ended ‘Against Five Rail Systems; Both Sides Express Satisfaction With Terms Of Agreement; Engineers Now Authorize Strike

Country's ‘Worst’ Rail Strike Over   Carners Say Union With drew Demand for “Third Man” D °   on

Entire Allied Front Under More Pressure   Tokyo Summary Says Defenders Holding Up Well

Whole Front Flames Up In New Attacks  MacArthur Reports,  However, Foe Fails

Hoover Report Committee Fails To OK Truman Plan for NLRB Reorganization

Committee Analyzes 21 Trumanldea:   ‘Plan 12’ To Abolish Denham Post Only Part Not Approved

Two Tennessee Women Drown  Flooded Cumberland River Drops Slowly

Gov. Stevenson Testifies Before Crime Probers   Committee Told of Anti-Gaming Measure Taken by the State

2-WAY PROBE TO BE PUSHED BY KEFAUVER   Race Service Data To Be Studied At Inquiry

Chicago Cops Own Mansion: and big Cars   Senate Crime Committee Probes Police Captain Incomes

Scientists Will Quit U. S. Jobs   Defense Officials Say Nothing Can Be Done About German Grout

“Sick” Veterar Charged With @urder, Arson   Ex-GI Arraigned In Fire At Sanitorium; Death Toll Hits 10

MURDER CHARGES HLED ON VERNA   Once Convicted Arsonist Held In Hospital Fire That Killed Ten

Battles Growing li Ferocity By fiour   Reds Suffer Bloody Loses For Few Yards In Fight at Pohang

Reds Suffer Huge Losses Tn 2 Sectors   40,000 No. Koreans Hammer Yank Lines In All-Out Drive

Senate Action On Excise Tax Cuts Expected   Republicans Oppose Proposed Increase In Corporation Levie:

Tax Cut Hopes Revived: GOP Against Increases An Corporation Levies

HOPE ON TAX CUTS   Senate Action Promised a: Soon as Excise Bill  Comes From House

Democrats Boost Tax Cut Hopes   GOP Opposition To Corporation Levies Slows Senate Action

Hope For Excise Tax Cuts Revived   Proposal Hits Corporations: Republicans Balk

Corporation Tax Hike ls Opposed  GOP Coo! To Demos’ Excise Tax Program

Still Hope For Exise Tax Cuts   Demos Favor Raising . Corporation Levies To Offset Revenue Loss But GOP May Balk

Senate Head Sees Action  On Tax Cuts   Lucas Will Ask For Vote In Event House Passes Levy Measure

Dems Revive Hope For Cut  In Exeises   G.O.P. Balks Aj Raise In Corporation Levy As Factions Jockey

Demos Revive Hope for Action On Excise Cuts  GOP Opposition Asainst Hiked Levies

Corporation Tax Boost May Snag Excise Levy Cuts   Milliken Says Will Oppose Any Increases Except Those Closing Loopholes; Business Pick-Up Seen

Leaders Hope For Tax Cut   GOP Opposition To Proposal For Increases Seen

Republican: Will Battle Tax Boosts  Revive Hope For Cuts In Excises

UN Forces Fight Reds Inside City   Cavalry Runs Race With South Koreans To Take Pyongyang

Rear Guards of North Koreans Fight Fiercely   Unable, However, to Halt Lightning 13-Mile Advance of Troops Which Were First Into Manila and First Inte Tokvo.

Americans Slowed by . Rear Guards   Reinforcements Are Rushing Up To Support First

ist Cavalry First Into Pyoneyang   Fight Through Reds Last 12 Miles

IRST CAVALRY BATTLES WAY INTO CAPITAL   ‘Strong Armored Reinfarce   In Support  ments Being Rushed   RED GOVERNMENT FLEES TO NORTH

First Cavalry  Columns Win Capital Race   Reinforcements Hurried To Support Advance  Ry D Reoimant«

Red-Rear Guard Resists. Fiercely, Guardie Flight ~~ Of Communist Governnient

Red Premier Moves Government To North   First Cavalry Runs Into Communist Opposition Be: fore Breaking Through—Red Army Flees:  Duanavana Headauarterc

North Korean Regime Flees Red Capital   ‘Communist Rear Guards Try To Delay Drive Of UN Forces As Other Spearheads Pound Toward Stricken City ~

13-Mile Final Advance Meets Red Resistance  Communist Rear Guare Covers Fight of Kim   Communist Rear Guare Covers Fight of Kim And His Government

Gary Recordings Convince All That Quiz Is Warranted   Crime Inquiry Settles Down Until New Prosecutor Goes In

Demos Had Two Purposes for Its Filibuster  Hoped to Stall and Publicize Budact Rilf

Williams Asks Solons — ‘Restore Part of Budget   Legislative Filibuster Unnecessary as GOP Fumbled and'Democrats Playéd:Hand-Too Early, Went Too Far

‘Packard Gives $125  Pensions  Railroads Are Running Under ge ae

Packard Mofor And ClO United Auto Workers Aaree On New Contracts

Packard Motors Union Workers Sign Contract   27,000 Employes at tl Harvester Plants Idled by Stoppaqge

Trains Roll Under Army  Supervision   Walkout Called At International Harvester Plants

Packard, CIO Patch Troubles; ‘ Army Runs Railroads;27,000 Harvester Workers Walk Out

War May Increase Federal Spending 50% in Year's Time   Need for Additional Government Revenues Is Told by Snyder.

Snyder Predicts 56% Increase in Federal Spending   Urges Senate Okay on Excess Profits Levy; More Taxes Later

HUGE SPENDING BILL COMES UP   $17,850,000,000 Holds Attention " Crisis PREPS aiey, TEAS AMR Cea SHON Ome eae Oe ae

Snyder Says U.S. Expenses May Double  ‘Very Substantial’ Tax Increases Seen For U.S. Procram

TO JUMP   Higher Taxes in Store t , Meet Boosted Government Spending

Government Outlays To Jump In U.S.   Secy. Snyder Says Expenses Will Increase Heavily

Snyder Sees 1951 Budget, $67.5 Billion   Treasury Chief Pleads for Full) $4  Billion Profft: Tax

U.S. Spending Expected To hit (67.5 Billions   Snyder Forecasts Heavy Increase In ‘51 Tax Bills

Snyder Predicts Big Jump in Federal Spending Next Year  Treasury Secretary. t  Le Fey TEeee SENS ie   Treasury Secretary. Indicotes Substantial Increase in Taxes

Snyder Sees 50 Pct. Boost in Spending   Great Increases in Defense Costs Stressed as Reason

Billions More In Outlay   Secretary Snyder Says They May Jump 50 Per Cent  In Fiseal Year

South Hurricane - Builds Strength   Storm May Strike Coast of Texas Today. Gulf Shipping Warned

2 Solons Who Should Know Are Split On Fact or Fiction. of Flying Saucers

Qualified House Member Says Dises Pure Muth: Another Claims to Have Seen One

District F our Chiefs, Lewis In Vital Meet   Talk In Washington: 28,000 Men In-Area Idle As Pits Close .-

Tense World Picture Halts House Cut   About $350,000,000 Will Go for New Military Planes

Economy Drive Out as Defense Demands Grow   Draft Law Likely to ‘Be Extended: Extra ’ Funds for Planes

Situation Gives  Military Spending Demand Strength   Extension Of Draft Law Also Is Brought Into Question Again

World Crisis Stifles Pleas For Economy   Mounting Tension Adds Emphasis To Demand for Defense Money: Talk Hints Continuation of Draft

lense Situation Ups Defense, Kills Economy   Expansion Of Draft May Be Asked; Funds May Be Hiked More

Economy Efforts All But Shelved   World Conditions  Strengthen Demands fot More Military Spending, Draft Extension

Vinson To Ask Extension Of Draft Law   Military Leaders Want Act Kept On Books For Emeraency Use

Solons Considering Extension Of Draft Law  New Defense Hikes Halt House Economy Drive

More Funds For Defense  Demanded Extension Of Present Draft Law Expected

» 9 DEFENSE FUNDS NEEDED... Tense’ World Situation Adds Weight To Request

New Demands Being Made  To Increase Defense Sum’   House Economy Push Is Almost Shelved As Johnson Speaks

War Fears Push Economy Drive Into Background   House Appears Certain To Okay Extra $350 Million For Military Spending; Draft Extension Likely

International Situation Slows Economy Drive   Demands Seen For Defense Funds, Draft Law; House Resigned To Further High Expenditures

World Outlook Shelves House Economy Drive   Tense Situation Adds  Impetus To Demands For New Defense Fund:

Growing Tension Prompts Need For More Funds  Defense Spending May   Defense Spending May Be Upped; Draft Extension Proposed

EXTENDED DRAFT LAW DEMANDED   Serious International Situation Forces Movement For Measures To Meet Russian Trouble. :

House Resigned To Vote For New Military Funds   Passage Of Bill Extending Draft Law For Two Years Also Predicted

HOUSE CURBS ECONOMY PLAN   Increase In Military ‘Spending Appears Likely Draft Law Vote Seen.

House Economy Drive Shelved In Favor  Of Demands For Added Military Funds

New Arms Funds Demand Shelves Economy Drive   _ World Situation May Force Vote On Draft Extension

New Defense Funds Demandec   ’ Draft Law Extension Uraed By Solons

Economy Efforts Balked by Crisis  Draft Law Extender Also Slated Soon

ECONOMY DRIVE BOGS DOWN IN DEFENSE NEEDS   HOUSE MEMBERS ARE SLATED TO APPROVE MILITARY REQUESTS

Tense Sifuation Brings Call for Defense Outlay  Economy Drive Is All but Shelyed °°:

PLEA F DEFENSE FUNDS STRENGTHENED   Demand For Extension of Draft Law Gains Support

Demands Hit House Drive For Economy   Tense International Situation Brings Added Force For New Defense Funds

Critical International Situation ‘Strengthens Demand For More Military Funds, Draft Extension

World Situation Backs Spending Draft Demands  House Economy Driv Shelved hy Outlook Internationally

Push For Economy In House Is Seen All But Shelved   Situation Abroad Brings Demands For More De fense Funds, Extension Of Draft

Defense Fund Boost, Extended Draft Seen   Johnson Cites Tense Relations Over Svreadine Soviet Inflmen.c.

Growing Tension Prompts Need For More Funds   Defense Spending May Be Upped; Draft Extension Proposed

N ewDemandsMade For Defense Funds   House Economy Drive Js Practically Shelved by Developments

Want fo Extend Draft Two Years   Economy Drive Wilting in Face of War Threats

U.S. Girding Due To Tense  Situation   House Resigned To Vote Huge Additional Funds And Extend Draft Law

Tensing Situation Boosts Demands For More Defense Funds   New Demands Also Appear for Extension of. Draft Law; House Economy Drive Fades Before Military Cells

General MacArthur — Notifies U-N Chinese Reds Have EnteredWar   Six Red Chinese Divisions Are Pushing U. N. Forces Back On All Fronts In North Korea.

Intervention Of Red Chinese In Korea Is Now In Hands Gf UN: Truman And Acheson Confer

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Subs Probably Are Foreign Routine Patrols, Navy Says

Foreign Subs Are Hunted Off Coast   Navy Says Subs Are Probably Operating OFF California Coast

Navy Says Foreign Subs Very Probably Have Been Operating Off Coast of California

FAIL TO SIGHT CRAFT AFTER 4-DAY HUNT   Declare Subs Probably Or Routine Patrols   Will: Continue, But Search Suspended Pending Further Developments

NAVY FINDS NO SUBS IN HUNT   Foreign Craft ‘Very Probably’ Off California Coast, Rear Admiral Says

NAVY REPORTS SUBS OFF COAST   Foreign Undersea Boats Observed Off California— Investigation Made Of Vecceala.

Navy Not Upset By Any Submarine   Other. Ships Have Right to Operate Outside Sanite Limit

[Navy Inconclusive About Subs Off California, but It’s 0.K.  Anywavy, It’s Their Ocean Too

Navy Says Alien Submarines Probably Operating On West Coast, Reports Are Studied

US. NAVY CONFIRMS SUB RUMOR   Foreign Underseas Craft ‘Very Probably’ Ply West Coast Sector

India Plugs For China In UN  US Not Likely To Do Anything VA/'shk AIALL.. 2d.

China Seating In U.N. Urged   First Peace Step Proposed by India

Policeman And Doctor Manage To Obtain Coal To Heat Home For Newborn Baby In Indianapolis

Ban On Public Spy Hearings Is Requested   Senator Wants McCarthy Charges Behind Closed Door:

SEN. FLANDERS ASKS PROBE OF REDS SILENCED   Republican Legislator Says Cross Abuses Hurting Nation

Says Move Would Save Precious Time in Event  Of War With Russians

BRADLEY ASKS 2-YEAR DRAFT STANDBY LAV   ‘Security Bargain’ Offered Once, House Told

SWEDEN'S KING 1S WEAKENING   Gustaf V Is Reported Ir Critical Condition At Stockholm

King Gustav . Critically Il   ‘Sweden’s Monarch Near Death In Drottningholm Palace

King Gustav V Seriously {Il AM Stockholm   Ninety-Ewo Year Qld Sweaish: King Reported Sufferine From Heart Ailment

King Gustav of Sweden Feared to Be Near Death   92-Year-Old Monarch Reported Critically Ill in Stockholm

King Of Sweden Getting Weaker  Nation Watches News Of Aaed Ruler. 92

King Gustaf Critically” [Ln Sweden   Bulletin Reports Monarch’s ‘Heart To Be Weakening.

HOUSING FOR MEN   K. U. Arranges For Acacian Men Whose House _ Burned Yesterday

LUMBERMEN WARNED OF CLEAR-CUTTING THEIR FORESTS   Lausehe Indicates Law Governing Culling of Timber Is Inevitable Unless Timbermen Follow Sound Conservation Practices,

Seaman Held In Theft of Dispatch Box   Buckingham Palace Is _ Seene of Mystery as — Seotland Yard Acts

Seaman Steals Dispatch Box   No State Secrets in It, Scotland Yard Says

SEN. M'CARRAN ~ IS EASY WINNER   Runs Up Lead Of Nearly Three To One Over  Franklin

WINS IN NEVADA RACE   Senator Pat McCarran Rells Vp Big Lead Over Opponent

NEVADA SENATOR IS RENOMINATED   McCarran Easy Victor  Over George Franklin

McCARRAN WINS RACE IN NEVADA      Senator Gets Democratic Re. nomination As Two Re publicans Run Nearly To. gether To Oppose Him.

Nevada Primary Gives McCarran Great Majority   Johnson, Marshall Locked In Race For GOP Nomination

Senator Pat McCarren Easy Winner In Race for Renomination for Nevada Seat

Move Describer As Bell Tactic To Fight Union   Workers Who Refusec To Cross Lines of Pickets Are off Jobs

Telephone ‘Lockout’ Is Charged   Striking WE Workers State Exchanges Ave ‘Locking Out’ Non-Strikers

Lock-Out By Bell Charged   Interpret Move As Reply To {Jnion Tactics

UNION FORMS PICKET LINE IN SOUTH AREA   Claim Gets Speedy Denial, Blast By Company

CWA Spokesman Charses Non - Striking Workers ‘Not Allowed To Work

Lockouts Seen As Answer to Hit-Run Pickets   Strikers Say Bell System Is Using Weapon

Many Buckeye Roads Closed   Rain In Most Areas Sends Rivers Higher

Tactical Use On Battlefield Indicated In Report To Truman   REFERENCES MADE TO NEW MISSILES

A-Weapons May Be Used Against Troops On Future Battlefields, Report Indicates

Army and Air Units Plan A-Bomb Use   Arsenal of New Weapons For ‘Next War’ Talked In Report Just Issued By Defense Department

Anti-Commie Bill Busies Congress  Both Parties Getting. Legislation Ready

Anti-Red Bill Battle Raises Politics Cries   Both Parties Attempt To Pass Own Versions; Lucas Asks One Package

Both Parties Race To Push Anti-Red Law   President Objects To Mundt-Nixon Bill As ‘Too Vague’

Politics Cried In Battle For Anti-Red Bills   President's Appeal Spurs Atlempts To Tighten Controls

SENATE SPEEDS BILLS TO CURB RED ACTIVITIES   Wemocrats And Re publicans Hurry With Measures To Clamp Down On Communists In 1} ¢

Parties Maneuver To Get Subversive Bills Into Senate   Democrats, Republicans Charge Each With Politics; Race Unidorway

Russian-Iranian Commodity Trade Pact Is Approved   Commercial Peace Treaty Used To Offset U. S.  lean

CUT IN LAWRENCE   Reduction in Residential Service Announced by Roger Williams

MAIL DELIVERIES CUT IN LAWRENCE   Reduction in Residential Service Announced by Roger Williams

Vinson Blasts Defense Plans   Says U.S. Unprepared If Russia Attacks

Russians Reject Blockade Protest   Reply Dims Chance of Berlin Settlement

Reds Reject Protests On Blockade   Soviets Blame ‘Smuggling’ For Truck Slowdown

Russians Reject Protests on Little Blockade   Soviet Commandant ‘Declares Notes “Without Basis’

U.S, Is Warned Of  Losing Arms Race   Dr. Harold C. Urey, Nobel Prize Winner, Urges Making Of H-Bombs.

Big Bomb Race Pui Up To U.S.  Atom Scientist Says America Must Win

Dr. Urey Says America Should Build H-Bomb Or Risk Letting Russia Win by Default

UREY URGES ENTRY INTO BOMB RAGE   Says U. S. Runs Risk of Allowing Reds to Win the World by Default.

 Reds Will Triumph, If No Race: Urey  ‘U.S. Must Build H- Bombi:

Urey Favors Developing H-Bomb   Truman Must. Make Decision on Building New, Deadly Weapo

DEVELOPMENT OF POWERFUL H-BOMB URGED   Top Scientist Advocate: Action Or Lose Armaments Race

U.S. Urged To Develop Hydrogen Bomb Or Lose Armaments Race   Russia Will Win World By Default Unless We Have Bomb, Says. Dr. Ure\

(Nobel Prize Winner “ Says. We Already © May Have Lost  * in Raee

FORMER ORDER IS DESCRIBED AS ARBITRARY   Longshore Leader Will Be Freed Today

U. S. Planes Bomb Capital Of N. Korea  Reds There Say Many Killed WMiurrt

B-295 POUND KIMPO FIELD; ALL SAFE      Red Fighters Gua. Bomb Yank Base At Suwon; G.1s Wounded

Pyongyang Reported Hit By Red Radio   300 Bombs Weighing Up to 1,000 Pounds Claimed. Dropped

_NEW STAND— Notes Sent To Greece, S. Korea   RED THREAT IS OVERPLAYED

1949 RECORD OF BUCKS PRISON IS VERY OUTSTANDING   Comment Most Favorable On Annual Report of Warden Handy   Rehabilitation Stressed For Prisoners Committed To Care There

County Prison Ranks As One Of The Best In State    Warden Handy Highly Commended For Improvements And The Work Of Rehabilitation — Prisoners Do a Great Deal Of Work — Some Have Special Hobby Activities

Ex-Marines Would Hike Corps Strength to 300,000   Rw NOTGLAS BR. CORNELL,

Douglas, Mansfield Frame Bills Ex-Marine Lawmakers  Want Corps Expanded

Hike In Marine Corps Urged By  Top Democrats   Douglas And Mansfield Ask U.S. Staff Representation

Marine Vets In Congress  Plug Boosts   Douglas, Mansfield Seek Chief of Staff, More Men for Corns

Lawmakers Urge Greater Strength For Marine Corps   Bil! Will Provide Equality On Chiefs of Staff Representation

MARINE CORPS EXPANSION PROPOSED   Equal Representation With Other Services Urged

Bills-To Ask More Power For Marines   League Turns Guns On Acheson, Johnsor Instead Of Truman

Ex-Members Ask Unit Seated By Joint Chieis   Draft Bill To Offer Congress On Both Proposed Programs

Two Solons Ask Increase In Marine Corps   Also Seeks Places For Leathernecks On Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Marine Strength Increase Sought   Two Dem Lawmakers Call on Congress To Up Corps Strength

CONGRESS ASKED TO BUILD POWER OF U.S. MARINES   Two Bills Call For Increase In Strength And Representation On Joint Chiefs Of  Staff.

Favor Marine Being Named  To Joint Chiefs   Democratic Lawmakers Call On Congress To Pass Two Bills

Two Lawmakers Urge Increased Marine Force  Two Democrats Want Representation On Joint Staff

Lawmakers Call For Increase ‘In Strength Of Marine Corps   TWO FORMER MARINES SEEK REPRESENTATION FOR CORPS ON JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

Solons Endorse  Truman Order To  Use U. S. Troop:   Wherry Asks Presiden Report to Congress, Urges Acheson Quit

Capitol Hill:   Backs Tramar   Wherry Asks Korea Report, Onster of Acheson

TRUMAN'S TROOP DECISION BACKED   CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT HIS ORDER FOR U. 8. SOL. DIERS TO GO TO KOREA,

Truman Order Attracts Favor Of Most Solons   Wherry Insists State Secretary Quit: Taft Backs Chief's Move

CONGRESSMEN GIVE SUPPORT TO TRUMAN   Taft, GOP Leader Offers Unqualified Support to Presiden

13 MONTHS OF WAGE PARLEYS ARE IN VAIN   Long-Smouldering Dispute Flares Anew; CWA To Support Action

Phone Strike Threatened November {   Wag» Row Flares After 13 Months of Stormy Bargaining

New Phone Tie Threat   Nationwide Walkout Planned for Nov. 9 As Wave Talks Bog

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Looms Nov. 9   Equipment Workers Backed By Big Union In Fight With Bell

Phone Strike Is Due November 9   Disputc: to Get. Support of 300,000 Strong in CWA Union

New Telephone Strike Brewing  Union Wage Dispute Breaks Out Again

Phone Workers Set National Strike Nov. 9th   Walkout of Equipment Workers Backed By Communications Union

Phone Strike Is Threatened   Union Representing Most Bell Line Backs Wage Demand

WAGE DISPUT! MAY CAUSE SHUTDOWN   Equipment Workers Given Full Union Support

Equipment Workers To Quit Nov. 9   Coast-To-Coast Tieup Threatened

New Nationwide Telephone Strike Is Threatened   Dispute Over Wages of 16,685 Workers May Bring U. S. Shutdown.

Coust-to-Coast Telephone Strike. Now Threatened   “Higher. Wages for _ Equipment Workers ‘Is Main Issue; Long “Negotiations Fai]

Union Threatens National Phone Strike Nov. 9  CWA Gives Its Full   CWA Gives Its Full Support to Western Electric Workers -

—NATIONAL — Telephone Strike Set For Nov.9   16,685 MAY IDLE 300,000

Coast-to-Coast Phone Strike Set Nov. 9 As Bargaining Breaks Down

Killers Captured Without Gunsho!   Mississippi Posse Trap Child Stfayers

Desperadoes Wanted For Massacre Of Three Negro Chiidren Give Up Meekly

Two Captured In Mis sissIppl  Triple Slaying   Desperadoes Sur render Meekly In Murder Of 3 Negro Children

Posse Nabs Mississippi  Desperadoes   Two Accused In Slaving Three Children Caught

Pair Wanted For’ Killing Three Negro Children Captured   Mississippi Posse Does P  Not Need To Use Guns

{Slight Chance For Moisture Predicted “Cold Snap Expected 'To Hit Area Todav

Postal Employe Dies ina Fight   Two Inspectors Are Wounded in Illinois

2 INSPECTORS SHOT, BEATEN BY JANITOR   Janitor, Harry D. Tayl&, Collapses and Dies During Fight in Night at Post Office.   INSPECTOR SHOT © TWICE IN LUNGS   Second Official Beaten With Pistol When They Try to Question Janitor About Losses. 

Angered by Theft Probe  Postal Worker Shoots Two, Dies after Mail Room Fight

Man Fatally Stricken After Fight With Postal Inspectors  : Pestoffice Janitor Stages Wild Gun Sattie  Wher Questioned About Recent Mail Losses

Illinois Man, Related Here Is Stricken   Harry D. Taylor, Robinson, Ill., Post Office Janitor Dies During Fight with Postal Inspectors.

Janitor Runs Amuck With 45 Automatic   Inspectors Shot, Beaten in Attempt to Overpower Man

EX-CENTRALIAN SHOT IN FIGHT AT ROBINSON   JANITOR DIES OF HEART ATTACK AS POLICEMEN ARRIVE

Janitor Goes   Berserk When Questioned   One Inspector Shot; Another Beaten; Both in Serious Condition

PRIMARIES GIVE VICTORY TO ‘INS?   Most Congressmen Now Serving Nominated In Three States; 54 House Seais Are At Stake.’

Incumbents Win In Three States  Candidates Picked For 54 House Seats

State Primary Nominations To Incumbents   Mississippi, Wyoming, Delaware, New York Pick House Candidates

Most of Incumbents _ Score in Primaries   Candidates Chosen at Polls in New York and Thrée Other States.

Incumbents Hold Their Offices In3 Primaries   Most Of “Ins” Stay In As Voters Pick  Nominees Yesterday

Incumbents Hol Primary Lead In Three States   N. Y. to Pick Governor, Senate Foes at Convention:

Incumbents Win In 3 Primaries  54 Congressional Candidates Named

RIVER WATERS ARE RECEDING   Water Level Drops Two and a Halt Inches in Last 24 Hours— “Worst of Danger io Canadian City is Over as Fine Weather Greets Area.

Statement On China Is Made By President  ruman’s Statement   Truman’s Statement Interpreted As Plea For Asiatic Peace

Diplomats See Final Plea For  Asiatic Peace   Strong Statement By Truman Raps China Participation

Steel Firms Face Threat In Congress   Celler Plans Bill For Breaking Up Big Companies

Steel Industry Faces Possible Stringent Law   Big Steel Might Be Broken Up Under Ney Anti-Trust Provision

WILL VOTE ON RESTORATION OF POSTAL SERVICE   House Acts Today On Bill Providing Twice-ADay Mail Delivery   SEVERAL HURDLES * YET TO BE CLEARED

Mail Delivery Cuts Might Be Cancelled Ow   Lone House Member Holds Fate Of Controversial Bill

Lone Member Holds Fate of Postal Delivery Bill   Walsh, Distance From Washington, Is Only Member Who  ar Today, Legislation Will Be Tossed Aside Probably to Die —Would Restore Broad Mail Service Curis.  Can Call for Action of Measure—If He Does Not Appe

Walsh Will Rush Back to Capitol  Key to Showdown In Pasta! Dispute

SOLON TO RUSH BACK TO CAPITAL  House May Act Today On Plan To Lift Postal Service Cuts

HEAVY RAINS MOVE AHEAD OF HOWLING GALE   Tropical Wind fs Moving At About Ten Miles An Hour

Officers Till Rose Garden To Determine Whether Midwife’s Home Is Murder Mill

One Infant Skeleton, Odd Bones, Found  Grim Officers: Dig For Graves a In Houston Midwife’s Garden

TRUMAN HANDS BUDGET PLANS TO CONGRESS      Deficit Predicted For Fiscal 1951 By President

Child Faces Loss Of Leg   Little Girl Cheered By Call From Other

Betty Lou Cheers Patsy   Springfield Girl Faces Leg Amputation Bravely

First Marines Cut Off From  Supply Areas   Hand-to-Hand Action Enables Units to Flee Closing Enemy Trap

Two Other American Army Divisions -On Northwest Front Fight Rearguard Action to Escape Enemy Trap; Hope To Set Up Defense North of Capital

Tito Gives Approval to Korean Fight   Invites Moscow’s Wrath Anew in Talk With Congressmen.

Charge Filed Against Doctor Sander Monday   Physician’s County Medical Society Reveals Development

Dr. Sander Has a New Hurdle   Charge Against Him Is Filed by Society

FACES OUSTER   ‘Acquitted of Murder, He Now Faces Threat of Losing License

Dr. Sander Has To Face New Charge  Catholic Hospitals Ban Physician.

SANDER FACES NEW HURDLES   Medical Society Reports Fil ing of Charge Against Young Country Doctor

County Medical Society To Rule On Dr. Sander  2am bhea fbeacadia   Faces New Hurdle After Ban From Two Catholic Hospitals

Sander Faces  New Obstacle   Charge Filed Against Physician Before Hillsboro County Society.

Society Reports Filing Of Charge Against Sander   N. H. Doctor Not Allowed To Continue Practicing In 2 Catholic Hospitals

MERCY KILLER'S ACT SUPPORTED   Girl’s Lawyers Contend She Dreaded Cancer Before Taking Father's Life

Peace Talks Between Soviet, U.S. on Korean Situation ‘Called Obviously Impossible

U. S. Fears New Crisis in Berlin   Communist Youth Session in May Might Provoke Gunfire; Plan Tied To Russ Move to Heighien Tension

Russ Seeking To Oust West  From Berlin   U. S$. Officials Say Red Youth ‘Invasion’ to Be Resisted to Limi!

Western Powers May Shoot to Halt New Russian Pressure Expected in Berlin

Believe Russia Mapping Plans To Grab Berlin   Allied Forces Ready For Trouble In Red Youth Rally

U.S. Believes Russ fo Try to Control Berlin   Effort Next Month to Signal Drive, Officials Say; Youth to Be Used

Gird For Red Attack On Berlin   Believe Russians Will Try Again in May to Drive Allies From City   RESIST TO LIMIT   Machine Gun Fire to Be Used if Necessary to Halt Communist March

Believe Russians Will Try fo Drive Out U. S., Allies   West Prepared to Resist May Putsch By Communist Youtt

Reds Ready To Make Tesi Of Strength  Western Allies Determined To

U, 5. Believes Russia Will Try To Drive Western Forces From Berlin Next Month: Gunfire May Result

High U.S. Officials Expect New Try _ ’ By Russ to Drive Allies Out of Berlin

HOPE 10 OUST ALLIES FROM CAPITAL   Move Will Be Resisted By Western Nations  RUSSIANS   Said To Be Planning March By Half-Million German Communist Youths

West Prepares. For.Red Putseh In Berlin Area   See: Russia Making’ ‘Use Of German:.Conimunist *-¥ouths.. In’ May- Drive

ALLIES TO STAND FIRM— Will Use Guns To Halt ‘Invasion’ By Red Youth

New Russian Berlin Drive. Expected to Open in May   Anticipated Move to Drive Western Powers From City Will Be Fully Resisted

U. S. Officials Believe Russia Will Try Ip Drive West Powers Out of Berlin

U. S. Chiefs Expect Reds To Try Soon  For Germany   Resistance Slated If Young Radicals March Into Berlin

‘Invasion’ By YouthsIs Seen Likely   Move Is Expected to Be Focal Point of Soviet Spring Plan in Cold War   U.S. Won't Yield.   Acheson Speech Reports This Nation Adamant Against Threats

New Red Drive InBerlin Seen  High Officials Think Reds Will Try Putsch

RED PUTSCH ON BERLIN IS THREATENED   Russia Incites March by Half Million Communist Youths on Western Zone May 27 and 28.   ALLIES READY TO USE FORCE   Truman and Acheson See Moscow Plan to Capture  -City by Intimidation, Hitler Fashion.

Top U. S. Officials Expect Russians To Try To Drive West Powers from Berlin in May

NEW RUSSIAN MOVE EXPECTED IN WEST BERLIN   Will Attempt To Drive Western Powers Out Of City, Belief

Highest U. S. Officials Believe Soviet Will Try Again To Drive Occupation Powers Out Of City By Staging Invasion Of Half-Million German Communist Youths—Resistance To Limit, Including Use Of Machine Guns If Necessary, Is Promised

Expect Attempt to Drive Allies Out of Berlin    U. S. Officials Say Red Youth March Will Be Fully Resisted

New Berlin Push By Russians Seen As 1950 Offensive  Officials Forecast New Crisis, Rally  Asse.l.dUM.lCU MCP lg

Believe Soviets Will Try Putsch Again in May . Would Drive Wester Do. Cen, Decl

To Use Guns If Necessary   Acheson, Truman See Spring Push as Russian Climax

Big Push To Come In May. Experts Feel   West Allies Make Plans For Stopping Communist Youths

Oust West Move Expected In Germany  U.S. Will Resist Youth Push To The Limit. Report

West Sees Iry By Reds in May To. Take Berlin  Touth Putsch   Youth Putsch Viewed as Effort To Caoture City

German Youths Plan Big Rally On May 27-29   Allied Resistance _ To Threatened Push Is Being Readied

Washington Sees New Red Berlin Drive  Russians Expected   Russians Expected To Launch Another Attack In Germany

Russian Drive Believed Set For May 27-29   Half-Million German Communist Youths Expected To Join Putsch; Western Powers Will Not Yield

U. 5. Expects New Soviet Attempt To Drive the Allies Out of Berllin   Probable Effort, in Form of Communist Youth Invasion of Western Zone, Will Be Resisted to Limit—lacluding Machine Guns If Necessary

Seizure of Capital Seen Russian Goal   Allies Prepared To Resist to Limit Western Zone Invasion by Youth<«

Russia May Attempt To Seize City   Top Officials Say Communist Youths Planning Marth

Believe Soviet Will Try Again To Oust West   Officials Promise To Resist Move To Point Of Gun Fire

Tanks, Troops Repulse Attack In Pohang Area   North Koreans Lose 1,000 Troops Daily

North Road From Port Is Reopened   North Koreans Miss Target Deadline Set By Red Premier For Driving United Nations Forces Out Of Korea

Attack on Pohang Subsides as Allies Recover Positions  Communists Fail In Aug. 31 Goal; Now Seek Masan

Communisl Onslaught Hits Hard   Ewo Red Divisions Spring Into Action On Southern Front

Heavy Attacks Made All Along U.N. Perimeter   Long-Awaited All-Out Offensive Apparently Beaun

Dth Division ~ Under Attack By Korean Reds  as tete Ara Aleo   Communists Are Also Reported To Be Attacking 29nd Divisior

ples Stop Big Drive On Pohana   Enemy Strikes Ar 15 Points Alona Fron?

Yanks Reopen North Road as ‘oes’ Losses  Hit 1000 Daily   Inftaury Repulses New Naktong Crossing Attempts

Pershing Guns Stop 26,000 North Koreans  ~ Warships And Plane ~~ Pound Communists

Fear New Otfensive In South   Assault May Be Start of Big Commie Thrust— Behind a Big Barrage   FAIL AT POHANG   Two Days of Red Efforts North of That City Are Checked, Hurled Back

Heaviest Assault © -In South   First Reports Indicate Coérdinated Attacks Alotiz Naktong; Assault Had Been Expected

REDS HURL MAJOR ASSAULT: At U)..5. TH DIVISION; NEW. GENERAL OFFENSIVE IS SEEN

Two Divisions in Assault Against South of Front   Start Delayed Onslaught to Crack UN Lines

Foe Strikes  U.S. Force At 15 Points   In East, Allied Troops Drive Enemy Back Above Pohang.

THO DIVISIONS BATTER YANKS AT 15 POINTS   North Korean Attack Ig Spearheaded By  Tanks

Thrusts at Many Other Points May Signal Start of Long-Expected Red Offensive  Outbreak Comes as Americans, South  Koreans Advance North of Pohang

General Drive ls Scented in Size of Attack   Strategic Targets Battered by Planes From Allied Bases

Southern Front Scene Of Attack On Allied Forces   New Outbreak Follow: Allied Offensive On Ract Rront At Pohang

U. §. 25th Under Attack West Of Masan   Second Division  Also Reported To  Be In Path Of New Communist Onslaught

2 DIVISIONS HIT U.S. 25TH NEAR MASAN   Communists Shift Offensive to Extreme South With Major Assault After Heavy Barrage.   FAIL TO CRACK LINES AT POHANG   American and South Korean Forces Push Reds Back Four Miles From Outskirts of Port.

Communist Units Assail 25 thDivisior  Gls Turn Back Pohang Thrust As Fight Rages

Reds Swing Into Major Offensive Throw Two _Division: "past Tank oth In  RENEW NAKTONG DRIVE   RENEW NAKTONG DRIVE   Defenders Hurl Back Enemy North of Vital Pohang Port

2-Division Drive Hits U.S. Troops   General Offensive Feared; Communists Quit Stalling Tactics

Assault by Two Red Divisions in Mason Sector May be Beginning Of Another General Offensive

Two Divisions Thrown Against American 25th   Fighting May Be Start Of New General Communist Offensive

Sector in South Is Ablaze: Strike Also on Nakfong   Long Expected. Blow ls Launched at 15-Points Along Front

North Koreans Batter At U.S. Southern Lines And Along River Front

Reds Start New Attack in Southwest   New General Assault by North Koreans Believed Under Way

Strike Before Dawn At 15 Points; Tanks Balk Pohang Attack   Navy Guns Join in Defense of East - Coast Port Menaced in 2-Day Assault;  Southern Drive May Be New ‘Big Push’

British Rationing Cut To Meat, Fats  Point System Used Eight Years, Ends

Review Board to Start Hearings   Complaints on Assess ments to be Aired Next Week

Review Board Sets Schedule Of Hearings   Persons Dissatistied With Personal Assessments May Appear Before Board

Vote Is 144 for to 166 Against Defeat Probably Kills Chance for Relief at This Session,   COALITION WAGED FIGHT ON MEASURE   Economy - Minded Member: Also Opposed It—Southern Support Counted on Was Not Forthcoming.

Amtanks Taxpayers’ Delight; Capture 78 Koreans at Cost of Less Than $100

Light Interest IsReporfed In Flection Here  Palls Open At 8, ' Close At 7; Local Contests Are Few

Interest Low In State, Local Contests  Lubbock County Wil.  Decide Four Races

Senate to Hear  , Defense Chiefs   Bradley, Johnson Are Called to Testify : On Hands-Off Formosa Policies

Senate Group Orders Defense Setup Inquiry   Bows to Republican Demands and Calls Johnson and Bradley

Cold to Last Month More, Kast Warned   Forecasters Add New Gloom to News Of Crop Disasters

U.S. Seeks UN Action On Chinese   MacArthur Says New Red Troops, Fiehting In Korea

Convicts Foiled in Prison Break  Try to Use Michigan Governor as Hostage

Convicts Try Daring Break   3 Michigan Inmates Attempt To Use Governor As Hostage

Daring Prison Plot Foiled  Michigan Governor  RS, iy ASS eee =e SS Se

Michigan Governor rlas Narrow Escape  ‘Thies Convicts Seize: Him as Hostag "Dee Cilavt tn Dennnn Danitantineey

Conviets Try To Use Gov. As Hostage  - Williams Menaced ' With Knife. Trv   - Williams Menaced. With Knife, Try For Escape Foiled

 Four Convicts Try to Use Governor of Michigan   As Hostage in Break, But Officials Spoil Plan

PRISON BREAK TRY IS FOILED   Michigan Governor Grabbed As Hostage But Is Rescued.

Menace Life  Of Williams With Knife   Attack Made in Prison In Daring Attempt To Break Out.

MICHIGAN PRISON BREAK 15 FOILED: GOVERNOR SEIZE   Three Convicts Try to Use State’s Chief Executive as Hostage—One Shot in Abdomen.   WILLIAMS’ BODYGUARD STABBED IN BACK   Near Riot Quelled by Fast Action on Part of Penitentiary Guards and State Police.

MICHIGAN JAIL ‘BREAK FOILED    Four Convicts Use Governor o: Hostage in Desperate Try For Freedom

Convicts Nab Gov. Williams In Escape Try  3 Wounded As Plot In Michigan Fails

Foil Escape At Michigan  State Prison   Shoot Convict Who Menaced The Governor  With Butcher Knife

Convicts Attempt to Use Governor 'as Hostage in Daring Prison Break

‘Arms Aid To Europe Includes Latest Weapons   ' Anti-Tank Devices Included In First Shipments

U. 5. SHIPPING ANTI-TANK GUNS   Some Of Best Weapons Reportedly Going To European Allies

Anti-Tank Arms Go To Europe   West Girding Against Russia’s Best Arm

—ARMS— Latest U.S. Weapons C_ To Europe  ‘Largest Shipments - Sowa Ls ph + ene

ANTI-TANK GUNS SENT TO EUROPE   Defense Officials Say Most Go To France As Arms Aid Program

turope Allies Prepared For Soviet Menace  Ao, At Ss: 2a   Arms Aid Pushed Toa Discouraqge Russia

Prepare Defense for Red Armor   Most Going to France as US Seeks to Stop Russia

Send ‘Best’ Anti-Tank AidtoFranee   Latest U. S. Defense Weapons Going to North Atlantic Allies

U.S. Shipping Tank Weapons To West Allies   Arming Nations In Probable Path Of Soviet Forces

Europe Given Anti-Tank Arms  U.S. Aiding Allies In Path of Armor

SMIPMEMS 1CIUAGE HSeCFEL MECOMICSS MIiCS—  Best U. S. Anti-Tank Weanons Being Sent To Eurpean:

Arm kurope to Halt Possible Drive by Reds   Ship Some of Best AntiTank Weapons to Check Threat of Russian Arms

FRANCE T MOST OF ARMS SENT OVERSEAS   Bazeokas, Rocket Lounchers And Powerful Rifles Bound ‘For European Allies

Best Anti-Tank Weapons Going fo European Allies   Report Shipments To Nations in Path Of Russian Armor

TOP WEAPONS ARM EUROPE   Arms Program Will Make Europe Tough Target For Russ, Lodge Says.

Find Wreckage of Missing Plane   Fate of 18 Passengers, 3 Crewmen, Unknown

Life Is Seen Around Crashed Plane nny  nadia n Pac cific Cor   Canadian Pacific Craft Found Atop Rugged Mountain

Carl Van Doren Dies in Hospital  Well-Known American Author-Editor Victim ~ Of Month’s Illness

RED RIVER IS  AGAIN RISING   Under Water In South Manitoba Area —

City Awaits  Flood Peak River Starts Up Again At Winnipeg After  Whe? f FT nerntloc ow

Rise Resumed  By Red Rive:   Turns Upward.Again Nea Winnipeg After Leveling “Off for Six Hours.

Spilling River At Winnipeg  Resumes Rise Gain Shows Again  At Dawn: 65.000   Gain Shows Again At Dawn; 65,000 Now Evacuated

United Nations Forces Are Now Tightening Their Grip On Seoul As Red Resistance Is Overcome’

Hoarders Told. Of Crackdowns  US With. Ace   U. S. Will) Act Witnout Hesitancy

WARN BUSINESS STOP HOARDING   Commerce Secretary Sawyer Asserts Attempts. to Profiteor by Amassing Huge Stocks Will Bring Immediate Federal Action.

laft Sees War III lf Nation Rearms  Estimates Cost of $50 Billion Yearly

Taft Says All-Out Arming Will Lead To World War tll   Senator Declares U. S. Invited Korea Attack

Spending Cuts Demanded   Economic Commit. tee Urges ‘Relent. less’ Reductions

. S. RED-INK SPENDING CUT IS DEMANDED   Senate-House Committee Gives Warning On In flatinn Dangers

Economic Boare Demands Cuts  In Spending Refuses To Endorse ce" Plea For

Asks Excise lax Cuts  Economie Committee Demands  Cats In Government Spending

Committee Asks Spending Slash  Report Cites Danger Of U. S. Inflation

Senate-House Committee Demands Spending Cuts   Federal Solons Warn Of Dangers Of Inflation In Asking ‘Relentie< ’ Cuts In ‘Red’ Spending

Deep Cuts in Spending Are Being Pushed   Congress Alarmed at Inflation Threats Is Bewailing In-the-Red  Snendina Activitiec

HANLEY LETTER MAY BE PROBED   Senate Campaign Policing Committee To Decide About Inquiry

Decision In Hanley Case Soon   Senator Gillette And His Group to Consider Charges

May Probe NY Letter   SenateGroup Whose Jot Is to Police Campaigns Hasn’t Made Up Mind

Probe of Hanley Letter Question Faces Committee   American Labor Party Asks Investigation Of Incident

Dead Man Believed Passenger On Truck Which Pulled Onto High. way At Forestville, In Front Of Bus 7   MONONGAHELA WOMAN * IS AMONG INJURET

Ft. Wayne Jury Indicts Mayor, City Officials   Charged With Conspiracy on Sale o! Coal, Supplies To City

‘City Bilked on Purchases Mayor of Ft. Wayne, Five Others under Indictment

rort Wayne, Ind. Mayor Indicted  City Officials Face Charges Of Graft

Navy To Conduc Pacific Sub Drill  Aircraft Carriers To Lead Exercises

U. S. Navy Is Speeding Up Activity In the Far East   Rwy THE ASSOCTATEDN PRESS

NAVY PLANNING HUNT IN PACIFIC   American Ships Will Praelice “Killor-Hunt?? On Submarines—Carrier And Six Destrovers Sail.

Navy to Conduct Anti-Sub Show In Vast Pacific   Joint Chiefs of Staff in Tokyo Slate Manuevers

Sub Chasers  To Practice   - Maneuvers Planned In Paeifie In 1950

Reds Trying to Slash Main Supply Line to Big Port of Pusan; Doughboys Driving in Rain Without Air Support.

Troops Smash Into Reds East Of Yongdong   Biggest U. S. Attack of War Comes as North Force Thrusts Toward Main Supply Line; Outcome of Battle Still in Doubt

CONGRESS SEEK WAY TO PREVENT USE OF H-BOMB   Suggest Effort To Make Sure Peace With Russia

MeMahon’s Plan Stirs Congress   Cooperation Of Russia Wooed To Control Atom

Reds Move Dazedly On Battletront   99 Sky Giants Throw 850-Ton Punch At Troops

Fliers Describe Havoc Created In Enemy Ranks   Red Soldiers Flee In ‘Dazed Groups’ . Of Threes and Fours

Easy Pay Plan On Many Consumer Items Today Is Korean War Casualty

Installment Buying Chang Becomes Law   More Cash On Line Necessary Before Making Purchases

Boost in Farm Price Support Fund Is Voted   $2 Billion Hike Okyed by House; Bill Now Goes To The Senate

FORECAST U, §, RECOGNITION OF COMMIE REGIME IN CHINA   No‘ Immediate Action ts Expected By State Department

11 Known Dead And Still Snowing In All Sections Of West Virginia

Smith Gives Road Warning   If April Vote Fails, Highways Will Deteriorate

Smith Sees Delay in Road Work If Gas Tax Vole Falls   Highways Will “Steadily Warne in Address.

Smith Asks SEMO to Vote For Gas Tax   Governor Addresses Slim Crowd At Cotton Meeting

YOUNG BOY HAS POLIO   Diagnosis of Case of Lawrence Lad Is Confirmed 

No Immediate  Danger Of Wat With 1 Sovi iets   Tito Expresses Self At First Press Talk In Recent Years

Says That UN Should Settle Any Dispute _ Tito Forecasts No Immediate Danaer Of Fiaht With Soviet

por et: Seggeaepcnmmaammaamae io, ART MB orm ci sce: I-TS REACH GERMANY

FATHIA, DEFIES BROTHER KING   Egyptian Princess Weds Commoucr in Surptise: Mosiom Wei. ding at San Franctscu—Couple on Brief Honeymoon.

China Commits  40 Pct. of Men   Giant Enemy Drive Seen Within Fortnight

CLIVER ESTATE IS LISTED AT $27,006; HEIRS NUMEROUS   $500 Bequest Made To A Church In Memory of Late Erle Cliver   THE THOMAS ESTATE   Late Resident of Buckingham Twp. Leaves Business To Brother

GM Earnings Reach.  Record 3-Mo. High Total Of 865,756 Passen_ ger Cars And Trucks  @.ti ie. DW." _k

Draft Extended On Stop-Gap TS Day Basis   Congress Moves Toward Bill Keeping it for 2 or 3 Years More

Draft Annears Certain To Last Few More Years  Stop-Gap Measure Sped To Truman   Stop-Gap Measure Sped To Truman In The Meantime

Brief Draft Stay Goes fo President  Induction Power Still Unsettled

Senate Approves Draft Extension  Differences With Bill Passed by House Still Must Be “Ironed out”

STOPGAP DRAFT BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   Measure Designed te Keep Selec tive Service System Intact Until Extension Is Approved.

Congress Votes Draft Stop-gap   15-Day Extension to Become Two or Three Years, Indication

—EXTENSION— Stopgap Draft Bill Is Voted   TRUMAN GETS ° 15-DAY MEASURI

 Stopgap bili Passed  Draft Almost Certain To Be  Continued For Two More Years

Stopgap Bill To Keep Draft Law Approved   Some Differences Between Houses Yet To Be Settled

MOVE FOR FINAL. ACTION — Senate Votes Stop-Gap ‘Draft Extension Bill

House, Senate 0.K. Stop-Gap Draft Measure  Conaress, Meanwhile   Congress, Meanwhile Expected To Approve 3-Year Extension

Extension Law For Signature SpedtoTrumar  Second Segregation Effort Beaten Down

3 -Year Draft Measure [s  OKd by Senate   Limit President’s Power To Order Inductions: Segregation Is Beaten

3-YEAR RENEWAL OF DRAFT LAW PASSES SENATE   President Given Limited Authority To Order Inductions If Needed   ALIENS PERMITTED TO ENLIST IN U. 5. ARMY

WORKING ON DRAFT   Is Sure to Last 15 Days Longer May Run Two or Three Years

Congress Must [ron Out Question Of Two Or Three Year Life For Selective Service; Racial Segregation Plan Killed

Senate OK’s Three-Year Renewal of  Draft Act   Gives President Limited Authorit To Start Draft

Peacetime Dratt ls Sure To Last 15 More Days   Congress Is Moving Toward Bill Keeping It For 2 To 3 Years

Draft Measure Wins Renewal In Senate Vote   Upper Solons Frown On Segregation Offer: House Now Gets Bill

Congress Moves Fast, Approves Peacetime Draft   Senate Favors Three Year Extension, Beats Down Segregation Pla:

Draft Measure Is Extended On  Stop-Gap Basis   Congress Moves To ward Bill Keeping : For 2 or 3 Years

Both Houses Pass 15-Day Stopgap Law Extension   Senate Brushes Aside Proposals To Add Segregation Amendment,  Cives Truman Emergency Powers

Stop-Gap Draft Bill Approved  May Keep Law For Two To Three Years

Extend Draft on ” Stop-Gap Basis   Congress Moves Fast to Provide More Tims While Considering Three-Year Extension

Emergency Renewal Rushed Through Because Act Expires at Midnight Tonight; Authority Limited.

Congress Okehs Stop-Gap Bill ln Ravid Order   House Measure Favors Two-Year Extension; Senate Wants Three

Senate, House Extends Draft For 1) Days   Emergency Action To Keep Alive Law Past Deadline

Peace Draft Is Extended By Stopgap Bill Passed   Two-To-Three Year Addition Probable Within Short Time

HOUSE DRIVES FOR 2-YEAR MEASURE   Stopgap Legislation Goes To Truman For Signing   will Lose Some Authority; Few Major Differences Between Two Bills

Stopgap Draft Measure Okayed By Congressmen  Low Extended P5   Low Extended P5 Days; New 3-Year Extension Fevored

Emergency Renewal Rushed Through Because Administration Leaders Feared Selective Service Act Might Lapse

Long-Time Draft Law Is Delayed   Stop-Gap Measure Continues Present Act For 15 Days

VOTE DRAFT EXTENSION IH SENATE   Three More Years of Peacetiiine Draft Approved in Senate; Race Segregatior. Barred.   DRAFT POWER ‘TO PRESIDENT   Could Summon Men in “Natioysal Necessity.” House Measure Gives Congress Sole Induction Power.

Senate Votes An Extension Of Draft Aci   All Moves To Put In Race Segregation Clause '. Defeated

Truman Ready To Sign Draft Extension Act  Stop-Gap Bill Given Voice Vote Approval

A Stop-Gap Draft Bill    15-Day Emergency Measure Indicates Act Will Be Extended

SENATE VOTES 3-YEAR DRAFT ACT EXTENDER   President’s Power Tc Induct Men Limited; Stopgap Bill Passed

Truman OKs Act To Keep Law Alive   15-Day Extension Will Give Congress Time to Complete Regular Bill

ALER! IU DANGER Etks’ Grand Exalted Rule:  Was Guest Speaker at Local Lodge

ALERT TO DANGERS   Elks’ Grand Exalted Rule Was Guest Speaker at Local Lodge

U.N. DIRECTS APPEAL TO 52 NATIONS FOR GROUND FORCES TO SUPPORT KOREAN DEFENSE   LIE SAYS REQUEST IS FOR EFFECTIVE FORCES

UN Appeals for Nations To Rush. Effective Aid Tr Stan Korea Invaders

UNRequest Military Aid For Koreans  Lie Says Telesrams   Lie Says Telegrams Sent To 52 Nations ’ Asking For Troops

UN Appeals To Members For Arms Aid   Asks ‘Effective’ Help To Throw Invaders Out of South Korea; Russ Bloc lanored

UN Urges 52 Nations To Send Aid   Lie Calls for “Effective” Ground Fighting Forces.

UN Calls on 52 Powers to Rush Aid to Koreans   Effective, Not Token, Forces to Back Up War Effort Urged by Lie

Lie Turns Down Offers Of Token Forces In Notes  Chinese Offer Is Reconsidered In View Of Conditions

UNITED NATIONS ASKS AID IN WAR   Secretary-General Lie Calls Upor 52 Members to Send Ground Forces to Korea.

52 COUNTRIES ARE ASKED FOR EFFECTIVE AID   Ground Troops Needed In Battle Against Red Aggression

United Nations Asks for Effective Aid  Ground Forces for Korean War Soucht in Appeal

52 Members Urged to Send Ground Units      Effective Instead of Token Forces Sought in Piea Wired ta Natians

U.N. Appeals For More Aid To Stop Red:   52 Member Nations to Rush Help to South Korea

Douglas Flays McCarran Bill   Act} Called ‘Blunderbuss’ Tu Seuate Debate

Anti-Red Bill Rapped By Douglas   Law Described As ‘Blunderbuss’ In Senate Debate

Douglas Raps Anti-Red Bill “As Ineffective  MeCarrdia Save Threcoten   McCarran Says: Threaten ed Veto “Colossal Mistake’

Weinberg Given Grand Jury Call  Questions Flanned On His Te «mony

Government Gets More Evidence On Atomic Spies   U.S. Prosecutor Reports Additional Information Every Hour on Ring

POMF 20a! SECuriTy ...  Social Security Pays Two Kinds of Benefits

Dems Protest Stassen’s Bid For Peace Talk   - Anderson, Thomas Object to. Meeting; -State Dept.-Silent

Stassen Appeals to Stalin To Change Policy; Asks For Peace Talks in Moscow

Stassen Bid For Talk With Stalin Is Criticized by Pair of Demo Senators; No Complaint From State Department

Stassen's Bid For Talk With Stalin Stir Dems Protest   State Dept. Voices No Complaint, Yet

Stassen . In Bid to See Stalin   Letter to Soviet Dictator Urges  Peace; Senators Rebuke Stassen

INo State Dept. Complaint Heard On Stassen Bid For Stalin Peace Talk  ‘takin, ll Sak ic a a

‘Stassen's Stalin Letter Brings Little Reaction or Opposition from Officials

Stassen Asks Peace Talks  With Stalin   State Depariment Yoices No Complaints On Policy Discussion

—ENGINEER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL  Derailed F reight Cars Crash Into PRR Limited

BRITISH GOVERNMENT WINS 2 TEST VOTES   Victories Enable Attlee Labor Regime to Continue Shaky Grip on House of Cammoane

lydings Declares Files of F.B.I. Clear Owen Lattimore, Far East Expert, of Red Spy Accusations

Accused Spy-Cleared by F.B.1. Files, Says Senator   Tydings Either Hasn‘t Sent Data Or ts Lying, Says McCarthy

Files Not Read Or He's ‘Lying, McCarthy Says   Accused ‘Red Spy’ Denies All Charges, Challenges Senator

ASIA POLICY EXPERT HURLS CHARGE OF LIE   M’Carthy Again Asks For Publication Of Data

File Said To Clear  Lattimore   Tydings Reveals Fact as Expert Denies Being Communist

Airborne Force Called Into Use   Massing for All-Out Blow To Annihilate N. Korean Red Enemy

PARENTS OF BOOTS FLOCK TO NEWPORT   Hundreds Of Cars Jam Gates To Naval Base   Army Begins Using Airborne Troops To Mass Strength For All-Out Attack

Use of Airborne Force May Signal Start Of All-out Attempt To Smash Communists

Airborne Units Help Knockout Blow In Korea  U. S. Paratroops Ge In Action At Seoul

FOR ALL-OUT MOVE   Army Is Starting to Draw _ Out the Airborne Force  Reacervac

Army Calls On Paratroops For Aid In All-Out Blow A gainst Commies

PARATROOPERS ARE RUSHED T0 SEOUL BATTLE   Land 150 Planeloads of Troops to Join in Knockout Blow.

Paratroops Join Fight   First Airborne Unit Lands at Kimpo to Aid Seoul Assault

Quick-Striking Airborne Force Set For Action  Paratroopers Enter We ia niny alate  Annthilatia

Airborne Force Being Used In Korean Battle  Army Drawing On   Army Drawing On Quick-Striking  PReaceryp

AIRBORNE MEN GO INTO ACTION   Massing Strength For AllOut Blow To Annihilate Enemy  TIME IS UNCERTAIN

U. 5. Calling On Airborne Aidin Korea   Paratroopers Show Up at Kimpo Airfield; Infantry-With-Wings Ready for Action

Paratroopers Go Into Action on Seoul Front   U.S. Forces May:’ Be Used to Open Airheads Behind Lines.

U. 5. AIRBORNE UNIT LANDS IN KOREA   ‘Mass Strength For All-Out Blow Against Reds

U. $. Paratroops At Korean Field   Army Begins to Draw On Quick-Striking Mobile Reserve

— LIGHTNING WAR STAGE IS BNTERED—_ Paratroopers Hint Korean Climax

Airborne Force Arrives in Korea, But Role As Parafroopers Not Yel: Assumed

Paratroops Are Flown Into Battle   Hundred and Fifty Air Loads of Men Land at Kimpo Airfield Near Seoul    Mioht Be Dropped   Nothing Is Said Against Future Use for Quick Thrusts

Paratroopers Committed to Action in Korea  Report 150 Plane Loads Land at Kimo:

Miles To File For Congress   Lincoln Mayor Will Enter Race On Democratic Ticket

U.S. TANK CREWS FIRE UNTII. GROGGY FROM FUSES IN BITTER SEOUL BATTLE

MARINES’ TANKS LEAD STRUGGLE UP MAIN STREE   Plow Through Burning Debris to Blast Roadblocks— Crews Become Groggy From Fumes.   AMERICAN GROUND PROOPS BEHIND ARMOR   Leathernecks Forced to Con: tend With Red Snipers Maving Advantage of Cover.

Civilians Suffer As Battle Comes Richt Into Homes   North Koreans ‘Still In Seoul Don’t Know'City Is Liberated

Weary Leathernecks Smash Seven Tanks Marines Halt Savage  Red Armored Attack

Weather Bureau Offers New York Warmer Weather   Cold Air Quits State After Temperatures Report Freezing

Taft Would Use Chiang’s Troops   Two Other Republican Senators Favor Dice:

Would Arm Nationalists Against Reds  Senators Attack Truman And Attlee Statement

GOP Leaders Propose Arming Chines Nationalists to Oppose Communists

Republicans Would Arm Nationalists   Senators Propose Supplying Arms To Chiang Guerrillas

Arm Nationalist China For Fight, Says Republicans   Would Go Beyond Truman-Attlee Peace Proposals

Senators Urging Arms for Chiang  Nationalist Army Use Gets Backina

Expansion Of Atlantic Pact Seen   Tighter Coalition Expected To Be Bia Three Theme

Lightning Hits Rock Falls Store; Fire Loss  Putat$200,000   Wind, Rain Disrupt Phone Service, Cause Extensive Damage

SERIOUS BLAZE IN ROCK FALLS   LIGHTNING BLAMED FOR STARTING FIRE IN BUSINESS AREA

Loyalty Board Calls Diplomat Back fromIndia   Recall Follows Charges By McCarthy Yesterday Concerning His Loyalty

Belgian Liberals  Issue Ultimatum  Forget King Leopold Christian Party Told

Pro-Leopold Bloc Handed Ultimatum  Abandon Restoration, Insists New Premier

Premier Warns  Pro-Leopold Bloc To Cease Efforts   Ultimatum Threatens New  —— Vote lf Attempts. Te.  Restore King Go On

Liberal Leader Insists On “National Solution” Of Crisis Abandoning Their Efforts In Four Days

Belgian Warns  Kine’s Forces   Premier Demands Leopold Suprerters ‘Give Up’

MAPS PLAN FOR  LEOPOLD 70 FOLLOW   Abdication or Election Is Seen  As Only Method

Belgian Premier Issues Ultimatum On King’s Return   Plans to Dissolve Parliament if Solution Opposed

WEE PES WEEREREIS EGR EEE  Belgian Leader to Demand Election if Kine Returns

$47 Billion Year's Cost on Defense   Pace Tells Manpowe Plans as Committee Approves Full Sum

Parcel Post Rate Increase Sought   Donaldson Goes to ICC With Request

Parcel Post Rate Boost Requested  Postmaster General Files Plea With ICC

Curwensville Road Bid Goes For §1 Million  Ryan Bros. Awarded Huge Contract For

ROU W103) Jays  Much Blood Needes  Korean Fighting Booms Demand, Donations Asked Of Amancans New

KEY WEST IS IN SPOTLIGHT   Arrival Of President Truman Is Chief Topic Of Conversation

Key West Basks in Spotlight of National Publicity Again Now for ‘Harry's Back”

Key WestBasks In ‘OP Harry’s’ ReflectedGlory   President Resumes Regular Schedule in a Gaudy Shirt Over Big Tummy

KEY WEST GAY WITH TRUMAN   City Again Basking Ie . Spotlight of World   Publicity

Key West Basks In Truman Aura  Bars, Strip Joints Enjoying Publicity

Trained. At Taxpayers’ Expense ~  'U. S. Wants Its Subsidized Doctors

Capital Threatened Nepalese Rebels Proclaim Their Own Government

Fight Effort To Restore Cut In Funds   Administration Forces it Senate Hope To Put $322 Million Back In Foreien Aid Fund.

nding so Come ore Senate  h Cuts   inistration Seeks estore Cuts in Funds Chopped  Committee

Rumors Fly as Margaret's Boy Friend Attends Exclusive Blair House Dinner

Republicans To Make Daily Replies To President’s Western Talk-Tour

Truman Packs For U.S. Tour; ~ GOP Flinches   ‘Daily Battle Is. Expected As President Sturaps Far Protece«

Cross-Country Schedule Is Announced   One of Major Talks to Be Made in Butte May 12

Truman To Tour Western States  GOP. Leaders Alert For Battle Of Words

¢. 0. P. Read With Replies  For Truman  Presidential Speech   Presidential Speech Tour Over 16 States Will Set Off Daily Political Battles

GOP PLANS PITCHED BATTLE ~ OF WORDS WITH PRESIDENT   To Seek Equal Radio Time To Make Replies To Traman During Latter’s 16-State Tour, Scheduled Te Start Next Sunday

‘Truman’s Campaign to ‘Take Him to 16 States   Will Make Eight Majo: Speeches and 50 Offthe-Cuff; Republicans Prepare for Daily Pitched Battle of Words.

GOP To Fight Truman Talks   Republicans Call For An swers During Unprece= dented Tour:

Big Decline In Farm Income For Arkansas   January Figures ‘More Nearly Normal, Officials Report

Pittsburghers Still Trying To Catch Up On the News About Tuesday's Election

Pres. Talks To Groups Working To Provide Employment For Physically Handicapped

Gen. Chennault Says Key to Halting CommumsminAsialsStrategicFormosa   By MAJ. GEN. CLAIRE LEE CHENNAULT, United States Army, Retired  cpthereccc: WesMh. cameccn ange I

Russia Gets U.S. Blame For Battle   Official Paper Gives Evidence  Of Avcression

WAR BLAME IS PUT ON RUSSIA, NORTH KOREANS   United States Publishes Evidence In White Paner For World

“White P aper’ Blames Reds  In Korean War   U.S. Hits Moscow, But Doesn't Openly Call Russia Invader

Jessup Rips McCarthy's Red Charges   Envoy Denies ‘Affinity’ for Communism

JESSUP ASSERTS WUARTHY ATTACK AIDS COMMUNISM   Ambassador Denies “Affinitv” for Red Causes in Angry Blast at Wiscon sin Senator.   CALLS CHARGES BLOW AT FOREIGN POLICY   Envoy Submits Letters From Marshall and Eisenhower Praising Him for His  Loyalty. 4

Ambassador Jessup Strikes Back at MeCarthv’s Charge Denies Communist Affinits

“It’s Shocking Disregard for Our Country”   Jessup Says Attacks Come Only From M’Carthy and Russia

JESSUP DENIES LINK WITH REDS   Ambassador- At-Large Replies To Senator's Charges And Dectarcs He Is Not And Never Has Been A  Cammitnict

Denies Any Communist  Sympathies   Accuses Senator Of Disregard For WN ya Interests

Jessup Attacks Charge Made by Badger Senator   ‘Shows Disregard For U.S. Interests’

‘Jessup Fires Bitter Denial At McCarthy   Ambassador Think: Red Charges Made For Political Gains

Says GOP Senator Is Aiding Reds   Angrily Declares Charges ‘False, Irresponsible’

Jessup Scores ‘Red’ Charges As Groundless   Ambassador Says McCar. thy Statements Aid To Communism

JESSUP DENIES CHARGES HE IS TIED TO REDS   Attorney General Protesting Use Of FBI Secret Files

Envoy Declares Attacks Blow AtU.S. Poliey   Marshall, Eisenhower Come to Support of Accused Ambassador

Jessup Says McCarthy Aiding Reds   Solon Accused of Shocking Disregard for Nation's Interest

Envoy Returns To Testify in Senate Inquiry   Defends Integrity; Says Charges Made for Political Reasons

Communist —  Link Denied By Jessup - ‘Ambassador  Lashes Back At Senator McCarthy

Truman Also Puts in Strong Word For Acheson   McCarthy Insists Complete Files Con Prove Hig Charaes -

Calls His Accusations Irresponsible   Roving Envoy Vehemently Denies He Is, or Ever Was, Red Sympathizer

JESSUP DENIES CHARGE MADE BY M°CARTHY   Truman To Releuse Loyalty Files ~~ To tnvestigatars

Jessup Denies Red Taint, Lashes Out At McCarthy   U. S. Ambassador Says Senator Shows 7 “Shocking Disregard For Interest ‘Of Our Country;”’ Never A Red Sympathizer

JESSUP TERMS SOLON'S CLAIM IRRESPONSIBLE   Denies Link to Reds States Charges Aid  World Communism

JESSUP SAYS TE PARALLELS  UZVESTIA LIN   Ambassador Denies Commie Tinge, Calls Senator Irresponsible.

Jessup Attacks McCarthy In Red Probe   Says Senator Shows ‘Shocking Disregard For Nation’s Interest’

Jessup Lashes McCarthy for Red Charges   Sweeping Denial of Communist Sympathy by U. S. Ambassador

Senator's Blasts Irresponsible, Declares Jessup - Arabassador Strongly  Denies Affinity For Communist Causes

Jessup Calls Sen. McCarthy ‘Irresponsible  Envoy Denies Red _ Leanings; Says   Envoy Denies Red _ Leanings; Says Charges Aid Russia

Ambassador Denies Senator’s Claim With Assertion McCarthy Shows Shocking Disregard For Country

"No Communist” Says Jessup In ScorchingReply   Says McCarthy Shows “Shocking Disregard” of Facts

Declares Senator Shows Disregard For US Interests   Tells Committee He Considers It Matter Of “Utmost Gravity”

Diplomat In Reply To Red  Accusation  Ambassador Declares Ty & Reatoanncta Tee

Tol S] Abroad 7  Moseow Supported  7 _. Senator's View,  Envoy Testifies —

LASHES SOLON FOR ATTACKING HIS INTEGRITY   Says Accusation Shows A ‘Shocking Disregard’ For U. S. Interests

Angry Jessup Denounces  ‘Red Charges   Marshall and Ike Support Envoy Against Senator

Police Make Raid ~ Singapore, Find  Ammunition Stock   Search Is Made of Mosque and Discovery Seen as Blow to Riot Leaders

Red Sincerity ‘Test’ Offered   Dulles Asks Russia  To Prove Intentions

Solons Rap Phone Co. on Bookie Wires   But A. T. & T. Attorney Argues Firm Should Not Police Gambling

A.T.&T. Blasted  For Its Inaction  AgainstGainblers Company Hasn't “Done Damn Thing,’ Says Tobey

Call For County Inquiry   Governor Sends Telegram to Kansas City Judge; Drawing Grand Jury

Gov. Turner Says  Foreign Oil Cuts Jobs In America   Oklahoman Tells Senate Group Imports Seriously Hurting Business, Taxes And Employment In His State

Standard Oil Director, Oklahoma’s Governor Do Not Agree On Oil Imports   Oilman Says Imports In Interests Of National Economy And Conservation; Governor Sees It As Hurtine His State’s Employment

On Loophole in Vote Theft Case  That Rocnlte If   That Results If Thieves Left State

Seven Captive Yank Tankmen Reported Slain  Two Of Reds Who Cu. 9 th ee

BODIES OF 7 GTS FOUND   Two Accused North: Korean’ Executioners Positively Identified a5 Mass Hitlers by Americans,

\GENERAL SHERMAN WAS RIGHT .  BODIES OF SEVEN MURDERED  OLN ENA PL Ll  AMERICAN SOLDIERS, THEIR  PLL LP LL ll all  FACES BURNED BLACK FOUND

7 Americans . Found Burned With Gasoline   Atrocity Deaths Charged to Reds ‘Raised to 39

Survivors of Slaughter Tell Horror of Enemy Atrocities, Charge Communists Butchered 32 Bound U. S. Soldiers. Identify Slayers

New Atrocities Are Revealed In Korean War   Seven More American Soldiers Are Murdered By North Koreans  an* ais oo eee eee oe eee oO

 Three Americans Who Escaped Point Out Reds ' Who Shot To Death 32 Bound U. S. Captives

Bound American Prisoners Slain  By Korean Reds   Yanks Herded Into Gully, Shot To Death; 2 Koreans Identified as Killers

39 U.S. Prisoners Executed by North Koreans   Any United Nations Peace Program for That Country Must Include Full Independence, Security Council Is Told

North Koreans Tie and Kill 32  Captive Yanks   Five of 37 Americans Live to Tell How They Were Seized by Reds

7 YANK TANKMEN MEET EXECUTION IN HILL ATTACK   Bodies Found on Road Beside Knocked Out Tanks: General Officer Told of Slaughter.   30 OTHERS VICTIMS OF KOREAN ATROCITIES   Three Yank Soldiers Identify, Dramatically, Two Pris eners as Among Killers.

Chinese Communists At Last Officially Reported Fighting on Korean Side

Yankees Lead Mopup of War In No. Korea   Commies Stiffen And Stage Some Guerilla Attacks

Yanks Gain Five Miles At Kusong   Seventh Division Storms Ashore At Iwon On E, Coast

U.N. Soldiers Stop New Drive At Two Points   Yank Airmen Destroy 15 Tanks As South Koreans Repulse Foe

Airmen Knock Out 15 Tanks Behind Lines   South Koreans Regain Lost Ground North Of Taegu And Gls Win Hand Grenade Battle In South; British Are On Way

United Nations Ground Forces Strike North, Ending Lull of Five Days in Hostilities

Headed White Sands Guided Missiles Unit Naval Commander Says Flying Saucers Are Real Space Ships

House Faces Budget Bill First Place On Calendar   Legislators Gather For Last 2 Weeks.  Of Biennial Session

‘Budget Bill ‘Before House ‘Of Delegates   Measure Has 200 Amendments

SHOWERS FOR KANSAS   Weatherman Predicts Clouds Will Hang on Thru Wednesday

New York Police Comb City for Stolen Infant   Tot Taken Hospital Incubator, Other From Theater

One of 2 Missing Babies Is Found  Thought It Was Cold Mother of Girl Says

PLANES AIDING HUNT FOR GIRL   Will Scan Countryside For Clue To Missing  Kalamazoo Co-ed

Act To Crush Mississippi Trumancrats   House Acts to Strip Foes of Any Political Legality

Housing Is Halved by Comunittee   President’s Program Is Headed: for. Further Trouble; to Carry . Fight to Senate   Battle Foreseen   Bricker Says Victory “Might. Be- Won by : Opponents ©:

More Trouble Ahead For Housing Plan  Senators Seek To Revise Truman  Program

Trouble Faced By Housing Bill  Plan Cut In Half By Banking Committee

Revision Asked On Housing Bill  Bricker Requests More Drastic Cuts

‘Deep Cut In Housing Measure   Middle-Income Co-Op Program, Sjashed in Half by Committee, Mav. Re Trimmed Mor

Truman Urges Senate. “To Speed Tax Actior      Calls for Prompt Vote on n Big. Increase “Aiea Approved by House cers-Willing: to/Oblige: in: ‘Order  to Start Recess About Sept.9.            “‘UMT MEASURE 1S PUT OFF

TRIBUNE SAYS MURRAY LEADS IN 55 COUNTIES   Coe Pulling Away From Douglass: Now Leads in 11 Counties With Vote  re rt ~-. rY

Miners Still Stay Away From Pits   Developments In Washington Fail To Bring Any Back To Work Movement

Miners Stick to No Contract, No Work Demands   Millions in Allied Industry Face Lay Off Due to Walkout

Suffering Among Poor Ts Pitiful   Utilities Cut Dowr On Production To  Conserve Coal

Coal Shortage Reaching Desperate Stage In Many Cities And Plight Of The Poor Is Most Pitiful.

Every Individual Soon May Suffer Walkout Effects   Millions Are Facing Unemployment; Food Supply Is Imperiled

Millions To Face Layoff lf Mine Tieup Not Ended  Uncounted Thousands Working Part Time To Conserve Fuel

Nation’s Economy Reels: Thousands Cold in U.S. As Weather Adds Misery

Coal Miners Stay Away From Jobs Again Today: Economy Is Grogay From Punch

Coal Miners Stay on Strike With Nation Grongy for Lack of Fuel   Millions of Workers in Allied Industries Face Unemployment, With 180,000 Alread} Made Idfe- by Walkout of 372,000 Diggers

Nation’s Economy Staggers As Coal Strike Enters 3rd Week; Unemployment, Poverty Are Following In Wake Of Prolonged Stand

Millions Face Unemployment   ‘Allied Industries Cut Back Production

U. 8. ECONOMY REELS UNDER  COAL STRIKE   Unemployment Up Fuel Shortages Cramp Nation

Nation's Economy Reels As Coal Strike Rolls Into Its Third Week   Washington Weekend Developments Fail To Bring Back-To-Work Movemeni

Economy Of Nation Bogs Without Coal »   Many Industries . Are-Preparing ‘For: Lavoffs Soon

 P  hone Com pany L au nches Modernization P ral            Nation's Economy Reels, Suffering Increases As Coal Strike Continues

FOR A TWO DAY VISIT   Austrian Students to Be in Law. rence Tomorrow and W ednesday

SPINSTER'S DEATH PROBED   Attendlag Physician, to Whior She Had Transferred Half: Share in $200,000 Property, Is: Order. ed to Appear at Coroner's In  nonat

 May and December  Police Probe Death of Woman Who Left $100,000 to Her Physician

SPINST DEATH a   Attending Physician, to Wher She Mad Transferred Half Share in $200,000 Property, Is Order ed to Appear at Coroner's In  Nina

U. S. May Send Arms to Chiang   Reversal of Policy is Being Considered

U. S. Thinking of Sending Arms to Protect Formosa   Final Decision Awaits Report From MacArthur

Local Crossing Crash Fatal To Thomas J. Heac   82-Year-Old Auto Driver Killed In Morning Collision

Movement Strong Against Sales Tax   Much Of Truman Program Opposed By Both Democrats and Republicans

Truman, Congress Heading For Shewdown on Spending   Higher Taxes Seen ‘As Unlikely, Some Cuts Anticipated

Lowering of Luxury Taxes Anticipated   Little Chance Seen For Tax Increases

ongress o Reject ‘ax Hikes   fony Democrats oin Republicans a Opposition to rumon Spending

MUCH oUPPORT OCEN FOR CUT IN SALES TAX:   President, Congress Plunge Toward Showdown On Spending; Senate Debating Removal or Oleo Taxes   HOUSE IN RECESS : UNTIL TOMORROW

Democrats Join Foes Ot Truman   Reduction In Luxury Taxes Is Anticipated

Sales Tax Reduction Seen As Strong Dems Join GOP Opposition   Less Than One-Third Of Tru. man’s Projects Likely To Be Successful In Congress.

Truman Tax Hike Draws Unified Fire   Few of President‘s Fair Deal Proposals Expected to Pass

No Tax Hike in Prospect at This Session   Luxury Levy Will Probably Be Cut by Congress

List Poppy Day Poem, Poster Winners   Legion Auxiliary Conducted Contest.

BUTLER CO. BLAZE ~ TAKES TWO LIVES      Blame Overheated Stove For Deaths at Bruin

DESIGN A BILL TO RESTRICT METER FUND   Campaign to Restrict Parking Receipts to Traffic  Improvement   ‘BACKED BY KEYSTONE

U. 5. KOREAN BEAGHHERD HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED   For the Protection of Air Field Plane Base   HAD NO RESISTANCE

100,000 MEN IN ILLINOIS ARE 1A IN DRAFT   Unmarried Non- Veterans Classified; State May Send 36,000 to 42,000.

Up to 42,000 [llinoisans in  Right Bracket   1 A’s of Those Now Classified Go First

100.000 Men ln State Subject To Draft Call   Illinois Share Estimated At 56.000 to 42.000: 293,000 Registered

FOSTER MOTHER OF LORA LEE 1S ACQUITTED   Plans to Fight To Keep Custody Of Child Actress

‘March 15 Looms as Tax Deadline for Most  Cle... .g a4 gustig., ... ge mm wg ee gly le lg,

Communist Crackdown Bill Approve   Senate Committee OK’ Measure Compelling Red Registration

Anti-Red Laws Gain Favor Of Senate Group   Mundt Bill Would Bring Commies  ‘Above Ground’

U. S. Refuses To Reduce Its Embassy Staff In Budapest   Senate Ready To Crack Down On Reds

Senate Group Approves Bill To Check Reds   Comunittee Adopts Act To Crack Down On Organizations

Registration of All Communists In U.S. Would Be Required In Bill Cracking Dewn on Reds

*Legislation Cracking Down On Communists Is Approved   Bill Introduced By Senator Mundt Is Approved By Senate Judiciarv Committee By 12-1 Vote

Report, Is Order fo 30 County Mer   To Leave on Tuesday for Military Service

B From County Facing Service   Men to Report for Induction Sept. 25

Woman Sets Union Pier  Home Afire   Had Been Committed To State Hospital

WOMAN NAN SETS FIRE TO HOME   $3,000 Damage Done Te  Dwelling In Union  Pier

Lewis Agrees to Start Talks on Wednesday   Rebellious Miners May Refuse to Abide bv Decision

UMW’s New Str alegy Threatened   Some Workers ‘Not Ready’ To Obey Lewis’ Order

Union Chief Agrees To Meet Operators On Wednesday Morning   Quick Acceptance Heads Off White House Action But Miners Smell Operators’ Trick.

Miners May Spike Coal Plan   Strikers Suspicious Of New Negotiations With Mine Operators

Lewis Will Meet With Producers   New Negotiations Expected To Halt Fxecutive Action If Work Resumed

Four-Man Committee Of Council Of State WHI Make Study—Part Of National Program.

Judge to Rule on Confidence’ of Talk to Counselor  : Pape SS = Fle ae. oe   Bednasek Trial Goes Into Third Week on Monday

GENERAL EISENHOWER REVEALS HE HAS BEEN CALLED FOR EARLY DEFENSE DEPARTMENT PARLEY.

Eisenhower May Head N. Atlantic  Defenses  a   New Speculation Stirred by Word He Will Confer WithDefenseDept

Cocky South Korean Marines Open a Front All Their Own   Forget to Tell High Command Apsut It But They Forge on Ahead Just the Same

German Mine Blas Toll Mounts to 66  22 More in Hospital At Gelsenkirchen

Ailing Doctor Gets Sympathy, But Can't Collect Bills from Patients

Only Sympathy From Patients— ‘Ailing Doctor’s Plea To Pay Disreqarded

SEVERAL ATTENDING SUMMER SCHOOLS   County Survey Reveals Six School Administrators at Training Institutions   BIG BENEFIT TO THEM

G-SCHOOL SUPERVISORS AD TEACHER TRAINING   Two Bucks Co. Regional Supts. Included   NEIDIG IS AT LEHIGH

MacArthur Estimates Million Chinese Reds: Over-Running Korea:   One-Time North Korean Capital Will Be An Easy Prize For Reds 2::=::

GOP GIRDS FOR BUDGET BATTLE   Hope To Have New State Budget Ready By End Of This Week

34 BILLION-DOLLAR BILL 1S APPROVED   SENATE REJECTS ATTEMYT TO CUT 5 PCT. OFF MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS,

SENATE OKAYS $34.2 BILLION FUND MEASURE   Rejects Bid To Slash ECA Before Passing Appropriation Bill

Foreign Aid Vote Nears   Senate Expected To Take Action Late In Evening

Apppropriations Bill 1s Approved   Senate Votes 34 Billions for Federal Operations

Senate Passes Big Money Bill   Attempt To Slash Mar. shall Plan Fund Qperations Fails

Police Chief Charges Frameup by Persons Who Have Run Afoul of Law

Possible, Jury to Be Instructed          Prosecutor Win State’s Case.  ing of lowa Co-ed

Lawyers in Final Arguments to Jury In Bednasek Trial   “Tavern Love” Is Not True Love Says Prosecutor

Tors for Europe's Children Roll in   Amerioan Legion tdee froth late Flood sf Tay: Bes Younnater, Ahbyraad

5,000,000 Toys Being Collected   Mighty Flood Pouring In to Philadelphia; For European Kids.

Air Force Of 70 Groups Is Agreed Qn By Conferee:   ‘Approval by Both House: Seen But Size Dependa On Appropriations

SENATE - HOUSE GROUP OK’S 70 GROUP AIR ARM   House Wins Point, But Actual Size Depends On Money Supply

70-Group Air Force Plan Favored   Congress Expected to Approve Aerial Expansion

70-GROUP AIR FORCE ENDORSEV  Senate-House Joint Committee Approves Air Strength Boost

LOCAL WEATHER  Gintne KFaroactru Rireas   Precipitation   At the Airport

AchesonDeniesLattimore  Far East Policy Molder   Dispute Over Communists Shapes Up As Key Campaign Issue In Congress Elections; Republicans Level Blasts At Truman

Both Parties Air Red Charge Views   Republicans Demand Reds Be Ousted From Government. Democrats Claim Sabotage

Acheson Flatly Denies Lattimore Molds Far East Policy; Budenz May Be “Mystery Witness” for McCarthy.

FOREIGN POLICY Is BELIEVED KRY   Democrats and GOP Carry Debate to Various Sections

Dispute May Be Campaign  Issue In 52   McGrath Accuses GOP Of Launching  Communist Seare

FOREIGN POLICY ISSUE IS CARRIED TOO FAR BY DEMOCRATS&REPUBLICANS

Foreign Policy  Debate Sizzles  Red Menace Subject Of Hot Disputes

bi-Partisan Fight. Rages  : Taft Says Defeat Of Truman Way To Rid Country Of Rede

PARTY LEADERS DEBATE CHARGED UF SEN. WCARTH   Taft Says Only Way to Get Reds Out of State Department Is to Change Head of Government.   MGRATH AVERS G. 0, P. HAS STARTED “SCARE   Bridges Hurls Challenge a Truman — Acheson Denies Lattimore Molded Far East Policy.

Policy Battle Waged Abroad   Taft Urges Clean Sweer To Chase Out Reds

Leaders Take Fight to Country; Sen. Taft Raps ‘Men in Control;’ McGrath Says ‘Score’

McCarthy Charges Launch Bipartisan Debate on Reds  Dispute Rapidly Shaping Up as 1950 Congressional Campaign Issue

Nation Is Told To Gather All lts Strenath   Threat Of Communist World Conquest To Be Faced

resident Summons Nation to Brace Against Red  Conquest TO BUILD UP FORCES  United Effort to Strengthen . S. for Future Enjoined

Rallies Nation Against Peril of Red Force   G. E. President Is Named Head of Mobilization Push

Truman Is Ordering Arms Speed; Wilson  Mobilization Czar   Price, Wage Controls To Be Placed On Selected Items Soon; Cutbacks Are Slated in Non-Defense Expenditures

Calls on All Americans for United Fffort in Ranid Build-up of Power   Launches Vast Rearmament Program Aimed at Forcing Russia to Choose Peace Instead of Wor: Lona List of New Laws Go [Into Effect

Two National Guard Units To Be Called  Truman Tells Radia Listeners of Plans

Emergency ‘Declared By Truman   Extraordinary Powers Under Certain Laws Automatically Become Effective

Rallies LOF S. To Meet — Threat   President Grim In Speech Mapping Steps To Speed Mobilization; Price-Wave Curbs Seo!

Grave Danger Of War Told By President    Aspirations Of Reds For World: : Domination Blamed By Truman For World Crisis: Sacrifices Are Asked

Nation Is Put On Short of War Basis  Saturday Morning   Higher Taxes, Expansion of  Armed Forces, War Materials Are Planned for Next Year

President Formally Proclaims State Of Emergency And Calls Americans To Unite In Protection Of Freedom   Summons Nation To Marshal its Strength Against Threat Of “Com: munist World Conquest’; Long List Of Laws, Carrying Extraordinary Powers, Released by White House; Proclamation  VY. Rinwssalles Qtaccau:

Calls for United Effort in Building Un Armed Might   His Program However Falls Short of Total Mobilization; Asks End of Rail Strike

Nation Called to Unite Effort to Boost Strength  Long List of Laws Reeamac Fffactiva

Top Production, Inflation Curbs Planned for U.S.   Rapid Expansion Of Armed Services Will Be Ordered

Proclamation Issued Today Calls Upon All Americans fo Unite’ In Building Up Military Might  Long List of Emergency Laws Goes Into Effect at Once

President Acts Swiftly fo End Peace-Time Era   Calls on People To Gird Against Soviet Menace

U.S. Summoned to Marshal. Its Strength Against Threat Of Communist Aggression

Program Aimed To Force Russia To Choose Peace   Citizenry Called-Upon to Put Aside Personal Interests for Good of the Country

National Emergency Declaration Due Today; Program Involves Selective Economic Controls

Wilson to Head Defense Setup fo Meet Crisis   GE Official Is Given Vast Powers to Gear Mobilization Activity

‘Urges Nation To Unite for Fight on Reds  Armed Forces To Be At Full Strength

Maps Buildup Of Strength Against Reds   Controls Set; Draft  To Be Stepped Up

Production Speed-Up, Inflation Curbs in Motion Today After Truman Speech

Nation Is Summoned by President to Marshal  Its Strength Against Communist Conquest

Nation Putin War Gear By President   Chief Executive Asks Marshalling Of Strencth to Meet War Threat

RESOURCES OF COUNTRY WILL BE MOBILIZED   Rollback on Car Prices First Action Taken Under Emergency.

Machinery To Boost Production, Curb Inflation Set In Motion By Truman InRearmamentProgram

U. S. Is Asked To Marshal Strength Against Threat  Of Communist Conquest   PRESIDENT   Asks Military Build-Up, Production Speed-Up, Price-Wage Controls, Higher Taxes, Long Work Hours

 Would Force Russia’s Hand President Calls For Action  ‘In Grim Address To People

Citizens Called To Meet Threat To U.S. Security   Nation Geared to Gc On Total Mobilization Footing if Necessary

Truman Proclaims Emergency Status   Top Agency Created to Coordinate Girding of Nation in Grave Crisis

All Americans To Unite In Quick Buildup  Long List Of New Laws Becomes Effective At  Oncaea in Fmarnency

President Sets Up MobilizationOffice   Calls On Nation To Use Its Full Powers To Meet Dangers Ahead

Industry, Arms Buildup Needed   Extra Powers Are Available For Use

President Calls on Nation to Unite, Block Communists’ Threat of World Conquest ~

Wilson Is Named To Head New Defense Mobilization iOffice In First Bie Step

Nation Told To Marshal Its Strength   President Asks All Aid In Building Up Arms To Save Liberty.

Sacrifices N ecessary  HST Says   Savs Reds Peril Peace by Force; Calls for Unity

NATIONAL EMERGENCY DECLAREI Truman Summons U. S. To Marshal Strength Against Red Conquest

 — STRENGTH — . U.S. Girds To Meet Red Threat   PAY AND PRICE CURBS FOLLOW

Full Powers Necessary Io Meet Danger   Executive Orders for Mobilization Issued; Wilson Heads Agency

Proclamation Gives President Added  Powers—This Morning’s Action Part Of Preparedness Program Outlined In Speech Last Night

PRESIDENT ASKS UNITED WAR EFFORT   Truman Proclamation Summons Nation to Marshal Strength Against Red World Conquest Threat.   EXTRAORDINARY POWERS IN EFFECT   President Can Requisition Ships, Authorize WarRisk Insurance, Calls on All for Sacrifices.

Summons U.S. to Marshall Strength Against Reds   Proclamation Blames Efforts of Communism To Dominate World for Present Crisis

Creates Offic of Defense _  Mobilization :   Wilson Heads ODM: President Ordering «:: Curbs: 3.500.000 Ace

SUPREME MOBILIZATION UNIT IS ESTABLISHED TO GEAR EFFORTS TQ MEET WAR CRISIS

Grave Threat Stressed in Proclamation   ‘President Urges All-Out Production Effort and Wage, Price Controls Ty Radio Address

3,900,000 Mar Armed Force Is Goal set  ae eee een   Price Controls Will Affect Defense, Living Items

Rearming Program Is Stepped Up   National Emergency is Declared By Truman in Talk; is Aimed at Forcing Russia to Choose Peace, Not War

United Front Urged Of All   Tight Belts, Hard Work, Speedy “Defense Plan. In Making

Truman Follows Talk to Nation By Direct Action   Effort of Every Individual. Needed . ' To Counter Commies, President: Says: Weame of Consequences of FPoulure’

Speed Asked in Strengthening U.S. Defenses   Americans Told To Prepare to Make Sacrifices

Proclamation Is Signed This Morning Calling for Marshalling of Strength for Protection of Freedom.   GETS MORE POWER UNDER DECLARATION

Truman Calls On Nation To Rally Strength in Crisis   Sets Up Supreme Office to Handle All Mobilization

Truman Asks All Citizens To Cooperate   President Signs Proclamation At  9:36 This Morning

PRESIDENT PROCLAIM!      S °.  t/a   Truman Plans Speeded Production And Draft: Controls

Truman Calls For Production Speed, Armed Forces Incréase In Declaring Nat'l Emergency

President Summons Nation to Brace. Against Red Conquest   United Effort to Strengthen U. S. for Future Enjoined

Truman Calls A Il Americans To Unite, Fight Threat of Reds   First Step Toward Full Mobilization if Needed, U.S. Told

President Calls For Full Unity   Truman May Not Use All of His Emergency Powers

Summons Nation To Gird For Battle Against Red Menace - To Sneed Arm

Truman Says National Emerg Requires That Military, N Air And Civilian Defens: Strengthened Speedily   ESTABLISHES OFFICE OF DEFENSE MOBILIZA"

President Proclaims  U.S. Crisis   Marshals Nation To Combat Reds

Calls All Americans To Help Meet Threat Of Red Imperialism   Summons Everybody To Make Mighty Production Efforts And Strengthen All Defenses.   Main Points In Truman’s State Of Emergency Talk

Calls on Nation For Speed-up. of Mobilization   Says Freedom Threat:ened by Soviet World Conquest Aims 7

President Asks People To Throw Full Strength Behind Defense Plans

Mrs. Madsen Admits She Shot Husband  Woman On Trial In Frankfurt Court On Witness Stand

Oil Slick and Life Raft Believed Sighted; Missing Craft May Have Been Shot Down.  BOAT FINDS NO TRACE OF RAFT

Slight Hope Held For ‘Aircraft Crew   Widespread Rescue Effort Pressed For Plane Reds May Have Shot Down

Think Life Raft Seen in Search For Lost Plane   ‘Missing Navy Patrol Boat May be Subject Of Protest by Reds

Search For Navy Plane Pushed In Northern Baltic  Area, No Sigivs Life;  fr. fy

An Oil Slick  Sighted   B-17, Combing Area For Missing Navy Ship Also Reports Seeing What Looked Like Raft

Also What Looks Like Life Raft   Search for Missing U.S Plane Continues in Baltic Sea Area.

PROTESTS ARE MADE  Sweden and Russia Say Search Is Excuse To Study Military Spots

Sight Oil Slick and a Life Ratt in Baltic Sea   No Signs of Life Are Apparent, U. S. Flier Rasorts on His Return

Continue Search For Missing Navy Plane Off Denmark   Report Oil Slick, Possible Debris Siahted in Sea

Tanker Crew Reports Life Raft Sighted  May Be From Missin   May Be From Missing U. S. Naval Plane. in Raltie Saa

OIL SLICK SIGHTED IN BALTIC SEA   Search Area Where Navy Plane Is Missing, Fired On by Reds. No Shooting War Seen.

Raft Sighted in Hunt For Plane in Baltic   Pilot Reports No Sign of Life; Crew Also Sees Two Oil Slicks

Search Conductet Over Baltic Sea For Lost Plane   Wreckage Spotted Close To Denmark Ace Hunt Continues

Uncovers Best Clue fo Fate of Missing Bomber   Last Craft to Land Reports Find; No Sign of Life Seen

Crew of American Search Plane Sights Oil Slick in Baltic Where U. S. Plane Is Missing

Clue to Missing American Navy Plane Reported   Search Craft Pilot Says Life Raft, Oil Slicks Are Sighted

Hope Raised For Missing Navy Flyers   Danish Craft Sent to Scene After Report By Search Plane.

Flier Sees Oil Slick, Debris in Baltic Sea   By RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

Report Sighting Of an. Oil Slick  Crew of American Airmen Are Searching for Missing  “NO SIGNS OF LIFE Navy Patrol Vessel anc  Crew of Ten Disap winked Satire   “NO SIGNS OF LIFE”

Pilot Sights Raff or Boat   Seorchers Center on Area Near Bornholm Istand Leoking for Navy Plone

Danish Cutter Is Dispatched To Baltic Area   Acheson Summons Advisers to Prepare Stiff Answer to Reds

Oil Slick Discovered In Baltic   Searchers Declare Life Raft May Have Been Seen

PILOT NOTES WHATAPPEARS TO BE RAFT   Continued Search For Missing Craft Attacked By Reds

search Plane Reports Oil Slick Found   Missing U.S. Navy; Four - Engine Air craft Being Sought

NEW nOT LEAD OPURS BALTIC PLANE SEARCH   Dil Slicks and Life Raft Are Reported Seen Shortly Before Dusk.

Search Fliers Also Spot An Object Like Life Raft; Sweden Makes Protest

PLANE SIGHTS 2 OIL SLICKS IN BALTIC SEE   Vast Search Slatec lo Conclude Today By Air Force

Report Sighting Of an Oil Slick   Crew of American Airmen Are Searching for Missing Plane   “NO SIGNS G@ LIE’

Rescue Work Hampered by Clouds, Rain   Search Pilot Reports Seeing Oil Slick and Possible Life Raft—  Little Hope for Crew

Oil Slick, Liferaft Reported Sighted By Rescue Airmer  Navy Patrol Ship Believed One Reds

Draft Takes 25 From County  November Call Asks For 5,614 Ohioans

22 County Men Enfer Service  Army Asks 40,000  Be Called In January

TRUMAN IS SET TO INVOKE T-H LAW      Will Name U. S. Board and Ask for Early Report

Miners Bid For a Complete Walkout  Coal Production Virtually Choked Off at All Mines WALKOUT IS SPREADING  By Nightfall 120,000 Soft  Coal Workers Expected ~ oa Tl] ,r (Y

T-H Law Use By Truman Is Forecast   Complete Walkout Of 400,000 Digger:  Anneoare , pa ee ae

Miners Join In Complete Work Ending Over Nation   Anthracite Industry . Is Still Unaffected By Wave Of Walkout

Army Slates Point Plan For Reserve   System to Decide Overseas Duty, Future ‘Recalls’

Oversea Duty Determined By New Order  No More Mandator   No More Mandatory Calls Of Enlisted Reservists Planned, Army Announces

Point System. Por Reservist Call-Up Slated   Army Plan to Determine Enlisted Men for Overseas Duty

Point System For Overseas Duty Listed  Same Method To Be Used In Call-U;

Army's Enlisted Reserves Under New Point Plan   Priorities Set On Call To Duty And Discharaes

Point System or Overseas Reserve Duty   Army Announces Ban on Mandatory Calls to EM Except Some Specialists

Reserve Call System Bared   Army to Use Point Plan Far Fnuiicted Callan

SOME GIS DUE OUT IN 3 MONTHS  Point System Will ‘Will Govern Release of Army Reserves

‘Points’ Sef Up For Reserve Call  System To Be Used For Overseos Duty

Point System For Reservists ls Announced  New Plan To Govern Overseas Service ant Erattre Bolancac

Further Calls  Will Not Take Enlisted Men:.  “Limited Number”  Of Specialists In Corps Will Return”.

Point System For Reserves   Army To Use Plan In Choosing Those For Overseas Duty

ELECT TWO DIRECTORS   At Annual Meeting of National Farm Toan As«nciation

ELECT TWO DIRECTORS   S+8sasv b SB VU NRF BFEERELN BN PEN.  At Annual Meeting of National Farm Loan Association

RUSSIAN TYPE PRANES ATTACK NATIONALISTS   Bombers Jumped While on Raid Over Shanzhai Ares

Chinese Communists Held Active In Desperate Bid To Halt Conquering Army

Prospects For Ouachita River Work Good   Improvements For Channel Due To Sen. McClellan

Accused Killer Surrenders Self   Wanted in Slaying of Union Organizer, Macn Gives Up

KILLER TAKEN BY WINCHELL   Columnist And Benedettc Marei Meet In Secret Rendezvous   [BOOKED BY POLICE

Gives Self Up  To Columnist   Alleged Slayer of Union Or ganizer Surrenders + Walter Winchell.

Suspect In Knife Killing Surrenders Self To Walter Winchell At Secret Rendezvous Spot, Repeating Murder Incorporated Act

Cancer Fund Benefits  Winchell Induces Killer to Give Up; Claims Reward

Forming Cabinet To Bring Leopolc Back fo Throne  Members Mostly   Members Mostly Social Christian

Union Officials Of Conductor: AndTrainmenCallOut Yard men At Three Strategic Ter minals For Monday

Token Strike’ Is Authorized  Rail Unions Act-As _ Truman Stays Aloof

Union Officials Promptly Authorize Five-Day “Token’ Strike by Yardmen at Three Strategic Terminals, Start. ing Next Monday; White House Negotiations to End Dis. pute Over Hours and Wages Virtually Collapse,

SUrike Pohrentens  Truman Reaffirms Hands-Of Policy Toward Seizing Rails

TRUMAN PLANS NO SEIZURE OF U.S. RAILROADS   Union Okays Five-Day ‘Token’ Walkout At Three Key Points

Rail Unions Call ‘Token’ Walkouts By Yardmen  Act After Trumai   Act After Truman Refuses To Seize Nation’s Roads To Avert Strike

TRUMAN PLANS NO SEIZURE OF U.S.RAILROADS   nion Okays kaye Five-Day ie ita Walkout At Three Key Points

Railroad ‘Token Strike Called At 3 Key wong  Truman Refus bea Toke Over Ca

TRUMAN WONT GRAB RAILS 10 AVERT STRIKES   Five-Day ‘Token’ Walk Outs Called At Three Key Railway Yards

‘Token Strike Authorized by Rail Unions   President Reaffirms Handsoff Policy on Seizure Proposal

“TOKEN” STRIKE BEGINS MONDAY   Truman Has No Intention Of Seizing Railroad Lines

Rail Seizure Not Favored By President   Truman Reaffirms Hands. off Policy In Strike Threat

Strike Calls Fail to Bring Rail Seizure   ‘Token’ Walkouts Are Ordered as Parleys  At Washington Fail; Trumon Keeps Silent

Truman Refuses Railroad Seizure   Five-Day “Token” Strike Called for Monday

THE WELLSBORO HONOR ROLI   Pupils Who Have An Average Of Better For The First Semester.

Rules Against Heider Concern In Labor Case   NLRB Finds Carroll Firm Guilty of Unfair Worker Practices

GREENVILLE YOUTH ELECTROCUTED  Hurricane Winds, Hail, Rain, Tornado Batter North Texas

North of State Hit By Winds   Homes and Crops Are Damaged as Twister Strikes

FORMER ADAMS COUNTY HOTEL MANAGER DIES   Abner B. Kump, Who Operated Cashtown Hostelry For Twenty Years, Succumbs At York

Waltham Watch lay Be Revived  Century-Old Factory Closed, Goes Broke

Waltham Firm Is Forced to Close   'World’s Oldest Precision Watch Company..“Sold Down River” by RFC, Says Company’s Altorney.

[aft Blasts Truman's Soff Policy Toward Reds in Cleveland Speech

Claim USIS Operations Legitimate Action Follows _ Sentencing Of Two Employes

Writing a Column Is Getting to Be Perilous — the Readers Nowadays Are Fighting Back

TRUMAN WANTS CHARLES WILSON. CLAIM General Electric Chieftain Tipped As Production Czar

NEW FEDERAL PRODUCTION AGENCY SEEN   “resident Truman Seriously Con. sidering Appointment of Charles E. Wilson, President of Gen. eral Electric, to Command Re. armanient of United States.

GE's Wilson May Head Production  Truman Considers Top War Agency

Mysterious John Sought 'As FBI Spurs Spy Hunt   Arrests Of Other Fuchs Confederates Is Predicted By Senator Johnson

FBI CONNECTS GOLD TO ACE SOVIET AGEN]   Other Confederates  Of Fuchs Trailed By G-Men

Same Rate Set For October And November   New County Quotas Expected About the First of Next Week

Stafe Will Send 1,205 to Army in ext 2 Months   October, November Rates to be Same, Hershey Reveals

State fo Send 1205 to Army In Two Months  Hershey Says Same Rate Is Indicated fo October, November

Missouri Call To Speed Dra Examinations  Probably Enough ; Single Non-Vets   Probably Enough Single Non-Yets To Fill Quotas

Urge Rigid Secrecy On New Bombs   Legislators Alarmed Over Reports That British Scientist  Gave Secrets Away

Scientist Had Access To Secret Work   Expert Played Role Of Paid Russian Spy, Hoover Says

Data On H-Bomb Seen Accessible To Spy Suspect   Groves Implies ‘Hydrogen Possibilities Noted At Time Fuche jin U.S.

Spy Suspect May Have Seen  H-Bomb Data   Gen. Groves Says British Scientist Had Access To Secrets

Soviets Aided By Atom Spies   Groves Admits Britisl Suspect Had Access To H-Bomb Data

Says Fuchs May Have Had Access to H-Bomb Datla   Gen. Groves Testifies In Connection With Arrest ot British Scientist.

Fuchs May Have Had Knowledge Of H-Bomb   “Advanced” Weapons Studied Rv Rritich Scientist In’ U.S.

‘Present And Future’ Weapons Data Wace Available Ta Rritisher In U. S.

Russ Given H-Bomb Data  Says Hoover British Atomic Scientist Nabbed In Latest Plot

H-Bomb Data May Have Been Told   Groves Says Arrested Brit ish Scientist Had Access to U.S. Secrets   WORKED ON A-BOMB   Alarmed Congressmen May Demand Overhaul of Security Rules

FEAR REDS GOT H-BOMB FROM SPY   Gen. Groves, Wartime Atomic Chief Discloses British Scientist Had Access to Secrets.   WAS PLANTED AS PAID SOVIET SPY   J. Edgar Hoover Reports Fuchs Was Sent to British Atomic Setup in Rus ‘sian Plot.

Spy Probably Got It: Groves _  Russians May Have Secured  H-Bomb Data

Spy Suspect May Have Had Access to H-Bomb Facts   Lawmakers Call for Drastic Secrecy Clamp After Learning Secrets Handed to Soviets.

Groves Says British Spy Had H Data   FBI Played Part In Case Against Dz. Klaus Fuchs

Groves Hints Briton Got H-Bomb Data   Wartime Head Of Atom Project

Scientist May Have Had Access  ToH-Bomb Data  Fuchs Was in U. S. On British Mission

British Spy Suspect May Have Had  Access To H-Bomb Secrets, Groves

Scientist, Held In London, Could Have Obtained “Present And Proposed” Weapons Information In United States, Lt. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, Wartime Head Of Atomic Energy Project, Indicates On Arrival To Testify Before Senate-House Committee

Walkout is Spreading To Other Lines   Strikers Halt C. and E. . Traffic

Walkout Spreading To Other Lines As 160,000 Workers Are Laid Off

Mediators, However Report Progress; 160,000 Out Of Work   Train Stoned In Detroit Area

Rail Walkout Spreads, Hits Illinois Road   Federal Mediators Report Progress Toward Settlement

Pickets Prevent Trains From Moving In Many Cities, Officials Declare   Santa Fe Workers Now Face Layoffs   Four Passenger Carriers At Birmingham Idled By Picket Action

Walkout Spreads Despite Efforts To End Stoppage   Pickets at Pana Stop C. & E. . From Using Tracks Into St. Louis

Easing Of Auto Terms In Some Cases Proposed   Maybank Reports “Lot Of Hardship”

New Credit Terms For Cars Proposed  Senator Wants FRB Ta Study Camniainte

House Aims Stiff Blow. At Commies   Bill Would Require Members, Others To Reaister Under Law

HOUSE PASSES BIL, TO CHECK COMMUNISTS   Sweeping Restrictions Surpass President’s Proposals

Measure Goes Beyond Plans Iruman Asked  Every Member  And Front Body Would Register   Sub Bill Rejected

 All Reds Must Register Broad Communist Control  - Bill Passed By The House

CONTROL BILL IS PASSED   House Measure Goes Far Beyond Power Sought by Truman

BILL REQUIRING REDS TO REGISTER PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Approved by Vote of 354 to 20—Goes Far Beyond What Truman Had Asked.   COMMUNISTS BARRED FROM FEDERAL, JOBS   Stiff Penalties Provided fo Government Employes Giving Information to Spies.

House Passes Sweeping Anti-Red Bill   Measure Goes Far Beyond Truman’s Becuests

BILL, TO CHECK COMMUNISTS   Sweeping Restrictions Surpass President's Proposals

Bluefield And Welch Places On U. S. List  Showing How Racing News Reaches Gamblers   Maior Distributor

Race News Distribution Revealed   Bulky Report on Gamb ling Made by Senate Committee.

Senate Issues Report Tracing Bookies' News   Commerce Committee Says Network Is Extremely Complex

Senate Probers Unveil List Of 2,000 Racing News Data And Cutlets

2,000 Listed n Race News ~ Distribution   Most Persons And Firms In Report Said To Be  —- “Bookies”’

Post Reward For Missing Student   Parents of Bryn Mawr College Girl Offer $5,000 For Information

One Gunman Dead, Other Near Death.   Three White House Guards Are Wounded; President Escapes

Grove Heights Gala Field Day Next Sunday  Colorful Street Parade Will Highlight Gay Festivities

’Grove Heights Gala Field Day Next Sunday  Colorful Street Parade   Colorful Street Parade Will Highlight Gay Festivities

Suwon and Airstrip Kall as Reds Open  lurious Offensive   Communists Believed to Have Occupied Port City of Inchon; Weather Curtails American Air Support: Planes Unchallenged First Time

Artillery Sent Into ‘Commie’  Line By Allies   North Korean Divisions Plunge  Across Han River South Of Seoul

Weather Curtailing Air Support Bringing Fear Outcome Of Engagement Might Be Influenced; Reds Hurried Advance To Forestall Effect Of Allied Reinforcements

Communist Force of Perhaps 40,000 Men Begins “Enveloping” Movement Against Seoul - Inchow - Suwon Triangle — MaeArthur Confirms Fall of Suwon — U, 8S, Air Action Limited by Bad Weather.

ARTILLERY 1S USED AGAINST — COMMIE THRUST   Three To Four Red Divisions Have Crossed Han  South Of Seoul   FALL OF SUWON IS FINALLY CONFIRMED

Suwon Falls; Inchon Also Feared Taken  South Troops Are _ Flanked; Wounded, Dead, Clutter Roads

American Guns rit Red Tanks, Troops   Major Battle Reported Pending As Red Armar Reains Huae ‘Pincer’ Movement

Farm Secretary Meeis Congress:  Bids For Trial Ru” ~ Of “Cheap Food” Plar

FOOD SURPLUSES POSE PROBLEM = Brannan Expected To Make New Plea For Farm Program Today

-. Says-It’s The Most Costly Taxpayers Group Lashes Out Acainst VFW Bonus. Proposal

3-FOOT WALL OF WATER BEARING DOWN ON CITY   Winnipeg Faces Worst Floods In History

—THREE MORE FEET OF WATER EXPECTED—  New Flood Rolls on Winnipeg

HEAVY RAINS SWELL CREST   60,000 Have Already Fled; Thousands of Others To Leave.

NEW FLOOD CREST BEARING DOWN ON CITY OF WINNIPEG   More -Than 3,000 Homes  Inundated; 60,000 Resi ek Beebe

Flood Waters Rise 3 Feet AM \Winninag   Ustimate that Three Thousand Homes Are Flooded in City; Evacuation Cantinues

Floods May Make Winnipeg A Ghost City As Waters Rise   New Crest Expected In About 6 Days

Waters I[hreaten To Turn Winnipeg into Ghost City   One Fifth of City’s 320,000 Population Already Has Fled--New Crest Coming

60,000 Residents Flee As Rain Adds Volume To Rampant Red River   Fifty Thousand More Fight Vain Battle Against Rising Waters; To Evacuate Third Of City.

Flood Still Rising In Winnipeg   Women And Children Asked To Evacuate

60,000 FLEE RAGING FLOOD AT WINNIPEG   3000 Homes Under Water as Flood Climbs Three Feet

DEVICES MADE FOR GAMBLING HELD ILLEGAL   eme Court Ruling Covers caded Dice, Marked Cards, Slots.

Jungle Leopard Still at Large   Killer Defies Big Hunt In Oklahoma

Sunday Leoparc Safari Halted By Darkness  Oklahoma Hunters Burn Brush but Fail

Night Stymies Search For /oo’s Leopard   Crue! Beast Wander: Near Oklahoma City After Sudden Escape

Oklahoma’s Leopard Eludes Big Search Party  Hunt Called Off - Until Daylight; _ Farmers Warned  To Guard Cattle

auncreads Me avily Armed Join in Exciting Search for Beast Which Hasn't Eaten Since Saturday A. M.

fant Leopard With Planes,  uns, Fire   Night Brings Recess In Oklahoma Search; Burn 40-Acre Wood Thought Beaost’s Lair

Leopard Search To Be Resumed Today in West   Escape of Wild Animal In Oklahoma Sends Hunters Over Big Area

Police Ereak Un Bint   Spetied Ferd at Large  (Dusk Halts Hunt for Escaped Leopard

Learn Reds Massacred Scores More Captive Yanks Before Taking Flight

North Korean Reds Reported to Have Massacred 58 More Captive Yanks

Korean Communists Massacre Prisoners as Aid Nears   Liberated Captives Tell of Shootings, Burnings and Blastinas During Retreat

Iryave Lie To Visit Moscow For Conference  UN Secretary To Take Along Chief Russian National

ATLANTA WOMAN FILES: SUIT FOR DIVORCE, NAMES MOTHER-IN-LAW DEFENDANT

More B-29's Flying West   Leave Spokane for Pacific, Crews Act os if Not On Routine Mission

Additional B-29s Take Off For Korean Front ©  More Planes Sent Ti Bolster U. S. Air

More B29s Fly To Battlefront   Superforts Take Off From Spokane Base

ALL  ME EUR TO CO-OPERATE   Most Questions To Be Answered By The Farmers ©

PRESS LINKED WITH GAMING   Senate Probers To Quiz Publishers of Racing News.

BLAMES RED CHINA: ENTRY ON RUSSIA   President Rhee, af Republic of Korea, Says Soviets Made Mové Because They Cannot Afford a Comiuunist Dofent in Korea.

Bataan Veteran Shot In Heart  Death Accident, Says Wife At Luray, Va.

Retired Army Captain Found Shot To Death   Bataan Vet's Body Found In Virginia Home; His Wife Says Death Was An Accident

Have Nine Candidates it G. O. P. Race for Lieu tenant Governor   COMPLETE DEMO SLATE

Garrett Estate Settled ‘$Id Million Fstale Goes To Heirs of Three Cousin:

$17 000.000 Garrett Estate Is Settled With Naming Ot  Three Dead Cousins. isHeire

Cousins Share Garieit Estate   3 Dead But 2 Survivors to Inherit the Fortune

Garrett Heirs Named Finally ©   Decision in Case 20 Years After Wealthy Woman’s Death.

3 COUSINS, NOW DEAD, HEIRS TO HUGE FORTUNE    Court Rules Their Survivors : Will Inherit Garrett Snuff Millions.

Heirs Named For Fortune   $17 Million Are Left To Survivors Of 3 First Cousins

Gambling Proposals Draw Negative Vote In Four States   It’s “Thumbs Down” Decisively; Liquor Business Gets Bumped

FOUND BY HUNTERS   Body is Believed to Be That of Pvt, Robert H.  Bowen «

Leopard Seen Twice Around Oklahoma City   ‘Lion Dogs’ Join Hunt for Escaped Jungle Killer   (Picture on Pare 4)

[Use Dogs, ’Copter in Hunt for Leopard   Big Cat May Hove Taken Bait Drugged with Sleeping Medicine

Oklahoma_City Terrorized  Lion Hunters, Veteran Marines In Search For Escaped Leopard      Huncer-Maddened Jungle Killer: Reported In Zoo

100 Hunters, Lion Dogs And Army Helicopter Fail To Find Escaped Leopard

Is Our Cupboard Bare?  Extent Of Data Fuchs Gave Russia Alarming

FEAR REDS -KNOW ATOM STOCKPILE   DOr. Karl Fuchs, Confessed Russian Spy May Have Told All But Latest Secrets.   © CONGRESSMEN SEE RED’S CONFESSION   Take Grave View of Atomic Security Situation After Seeing Statement Fuchs Made.

FEAR ATOMIC SECRETS LOST   Think Dr. Fuchs, Russian Spy, Stole America’s : Top Secret Data

Scientist Spilled Top Atom Secrets, Confession Shows  Congressmen Hear Firct Ranorts on

DID THOROUGH JOB — Confessed Russian Say Strips U. S. Of Secrets

Fuchs Case  Data Stirs Grave View   Confession Examined; Secrecy Cupboard Seen Stripped.

Fear Fuchs Stripped U.S. Of All [ts Atomic Secrets   Congress Committee Takes Grave View (Of Confession Turned Over By Britain .

Imprisoned Scientist Also Could Have Passed On To Russia Highly “Educated Guesses” As To U. S. A-Bomb Stockpile.

Fuchs Had Access To Much Data   Congress Group . Takes Grave View Of Confession

U, 8. HOLDING ONLY LATEST ATOM SECRETS   Data Obtained iBy Fuchs Confessed Soviet ‘Spy, Belief

— “SHOCKING — Statement Is Studied In Privacy   U.S. MAY HAVE IGNORED TIP

Fuchs, Imprisoned Atom Scientist, May Have Stripped US Of Secrets

Fear Fuchs Gave Russians Most Atomic Secrets  tf, mm & ™ sa   British Rub Out Part of Confession Sent To America

Fuchs Likely Told Russ All; Senator Mum   Physicist Suspected as Early as 1946, Says Canada Paper

Fuchs Siripped U. 5. of Secrets   Reds Might Have All Our Bomb Data

Dr. Fuchs Had Plenty of U. S. Atomic Data   Committee Members Seeing Confession ° Term Matter ‘Grace’

Fuchs Likely Stripped U.S. of Atom Secrets   Official Alarm Mounts Following  View of British Spvy’s Confession

ALLIES ST CONFESSION OF FUCHS   Dark View Taken By American Officials  SOVIETS   Probably Have Some Data On Rate Of Production, Atomic Stockpile

Worried By Fuchs Atom Leak   Confession Reveals British Held Spy May Have Given Reds All But Latest Information

Fuchs Spying May Have Bared Most U. §. Atom Secrets   All But Latest Data May Have Gone to Russia

Confession of Fuchs Read to U. S. Senators  H-Bomb Secrets May Be in Red Hands, Too

Fear Fuchs May Have Delivered Top US. Secrets   Committee Members Are Jolted by Copy of Confession

All But Latest Atomic Secrets Believed Gone   Confession Indicates Fuchs May Have ‘Stripped Cupboard’

Doubt Cast on “Secrecy” of Atom Program   Congressional Group Takes Grave View of Confession Document Released in Sov Case

Believe Fuchs Hit Atomic secret Jackpot   Confession Indicates He Got All But Latest U.S. Atom Dope

Red Army Drives into Southern Korea; Republic Begs Gen. MacArthur for Aid

Green Believes Labor Will Oppose Lausche  Says Union Men May Not Vote In   Says Union Men May Not Vote In Race For Governor

Rosselini’s ‘Annulment’ Hit by Church  Bergman’s Romance Having Difficulty

BERGMAN AFFAIR HITS NEW SNAG   Church Organ Protests Divorce by Rossellini.

Says McCarthy Charges Are Shocking   Meanwhile, Prober Prepares ‘Documented’ Cases

FULL DETAILS 70 BE LISTED. BY MCARTHY   Undersecretary Hits Senator’s Claims As ‘Abuse’

FBI Investigates Drafting of Hutterites; One County Draft Board Quits

Plan Is Endorsed By 23 To 2 Vote   Advisory Ballot Is Taken At Special Meeting; St. Joseph Poll Scheduled Next

SECRET BALLOT VOTE IS SLATED BEFORE OCT. 31   Harris Plans St. Josep! Membership Meeting At Early Date

Proof Vowed By McCarthy   Senator Has Accused Envoy. Of Being Spy

McCarthy Rledges Proot Of Charge Against Envoy   DECLARES HE WILL PRODUCE EVIDENCE THAT MINISTER IS FOREIGN AGENT

Says He Will Submit Prooi   McCarthy Promises +c Back up "Soviet Agent' Charges at Right Time.

Senator Says He Can Prove  . His Charge:   Committee Te Continue Study Of Loyalty File: Of Persons Named By Ser. McCarthy

Will Give Proof, Claims McCarthy   ‘1 Can Do It and I Will Do It at The Proper Time,’ He Says

Period Since ‘45 Constitution Most Constructive, Prof Says   Tells Document’s Authors Five Years Have Seen More Improvements Than Any Time in Missouri's 130-Year History as State

Five Vous ars iD State History   Report Given on 1945 Constitution  By Prof. Faust

Missouri Strides Ahead Under is New Constitution   University Professor Reports Sound Gains in Lest Five Years.

Beatings by Juvenile 'Wolf Packs’ Leave One Dead, I] Others Hurt

Calls Reach 14 Cities   Reasonable Increase in Wage Strike Issue

Phone Service  Remains ‘Good’  Strike Fails To Hit Calls, Firm Says

State Democrats Anxious Today   Truman Will Appoint Baltzell Successor: Groups Confident.

New Rail Mediation Talks Fail   Stranglehold Grip of Strike Causing Mounting Layoffs

Leopold Forces Increase Strength In Latest Count   Socialists Claim Return of King May Not Be of Permanence

Stores Reopen, Transportation Line Begins To Move In Pittsburgh Area

Fighter Plane Sinks Korean Transport; Heavy Raids Are Made on Enemy Lines

MacArthur Sights Jap Rearmament “To Repel Force”   Annual Year-End Message Calls “International Lawlessness’ A Threat To Progress  Made Under Occupation 

MacArthur Tells Japanese People They Must Join Free Nations in Use of Force fo Repel Force if Communist Threat Continues

Says If Danger  Continues ‘Duty Will Be Nation's   Allied Leader Lauds  Japan’s Renunciation Of War; Communist  Moves Are Hinted

M'ARTHUR TALKS OF ARMING JAPAN   SAYS IT MAY BECOME WNATIONS NUTY TO HELP REPEL AGGRESSION.

Warning Of Rec Threat Sounded By MacArthur   Commander Says Ideal Of Renunciation Of War May Have To Be Dropped: World Furor Seen

Japanese Duty May Be to Arm. Says General   MacArthur in Strongest Statement on Subject, Speaks of War Danger

Nippon Given Somber Talk on Red Peril   MacArthur Praises Noble Peace Ideal But Warns of Threat

IIE TTSSSSS OD TE A STR Teer, SS ayer hi  Japs Warned of Soviet ‘Threats by MacArthur

Indonesia Halve: Currency Value; All Banks Close   36th Nation Devalues After Pound Slashed By Britain Last Fall

SWEEPING ARMS PROGRAM URGED BY GEN. BRADLE’   t Military Chief Has Plan to  Reinforce Reserves and  ! Keep Them Ready for  Instant Combat.   SAYS WAR IN KOREA BARED BRUTAL FACT   Would Increase Persbunel of ‘National Guard Units to   85 or 90 Pet. of Full Strength.

Fighter Planes Strike North As Reds Flee   Complete Subjugation of Former Capital Is ‘Matter of Hours’

U.N. Troops Mopping Up In Capital    RedsNowBelieved Capable of Only Guerrilla Warfare

South Koreans, Yankees Meet In N. Capital   'Enemy’s Rear Guard Defenders Flee Toward Manchurian Border As Attackers Slash Through East Half Of City

End Of Bitter War, In Its 17th Week, In Sight   Only Guerrilla Fighting Expected

North Koreans Still Inside Pyongyarg Resist With Small Arms and Mortars.      COMPLETE CONQUEST IS NEAR AT HAND   Thousands of Reds Surrender as City Falls — Fleeing "Remnants Bombed by Planes.

Fighter Planes Hit Retreating Red Remnants   6,022 Enemy Troops Seized in 24 Hours; Capital's Fall Near

Pyongyang Seized; Allies Mopping Up Scattered Defenders   U.S. Commander Arrives at Wonsan, Hinting New Blows at Communists

ALLIES MOP IP IN PYONGYANG   U. N. Fighter Planes Operating From Base At Captured Capital Strike af Refreating Communist Remnants; 6,022 Invaders Seized

Red Capital ‘Not Officially. Declared Secured as Small Arms Ballles Continue

6,022 Reds Taken Captive as Foe’s Defense Crumbles   Main Railway and Highway Bridges Across Taedong River Blown Up; Only Few Civilians Found in the Streets.

North Koreans Chased By U.N. Fighter Planes   Complete Conquest -- Of - Communist Copital Matter Of Hours.”

UN Fighter Planes Operate Against Retreating CommunistsFromFormerRedAirBase Captured By South Koreans Thursday

North Korean Army and Communisi Regime That Spurred It to Invade South Korea Flees Northward

ORGANIZED RED RESISTANCE IS BELIEVED OVER   Korean Communists Expected To Carry On Guerrilla Warfare   NORTHERN CAPITAL NEARLY DESERTED

RED COUNTER-ATTACKS STALL UN OFFENSIVE   Deep Hole Ripped in Allied Line; Commies Block Marine Rescue Colum:

‘Little Block’ Put On Again   Soviets Guards Re. sume ‘Slowdown’ After 1-Day Truce

Russians Resume ‘Little Blockade   ‘Truck Slowdown, Lifter Briefly, Resumes With Marning

Little Blockade Resumed By Reds   Russians In Berlin Lay Off One Day

Russians Resume Blockade On Trucks At Zone Border After One- Day- -Long Truce

SOVIETS REOPEN REICH BLOCKADE   Russian Guards Resume ‘Slow Check’ on Supply Trucks Bound for Berlin

RUSSIANS RENEW LITTLE BLOCKADE   SUDDENLY IMPOSE TRUCK INSPECTION ON BERLIN ROADS

Soviet Resumes ‘Little Blockade  One Day Truce in Berlin Now Over .

Holiday Mishap Death List High  Fatalities Set New  Seer iomeewieken Beye Deedes ir  Se Seeareses,

RECORD DEATH TOLL   Holiday Fatalities in U. S. Number 189- 77 in Train Crash

Record Number Of Deaths Are Counted In US  Railroad Disaster Sends Holiday Toll   Railroad Disaster Sends Holiday Toll Up To 188 Mark

Violent Death Toll Rises To Record Figure   Long Island Wreck Boosted Total Above Mark Set Last Year

Holiday's Deaths Are Record High   195 Die In U. S. During Thanksgiving

Death Toll On Holiday Sets New High Mark   Train Tragedy Sends Total Killed To Record In U.S.

Nation Counts Record Breaking Number ‘Of Accidental Deaths Over Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Death Toll Soars To 189   Train Tragedy Boosts Figure To Record High

Holiday Leaves Many Dead In United States   Accidents Take Heavy Toll Over Thanksgiving

DEATH TOLL OF 189 1S SHOWN   Nation Counts Record Breaking Number Of Thanksgiving Fatalities

Death Toll At Record Figure   Long Island Wreck Sends Total For Holiday To New High.

U. S. Holiday Is Marred With 189 Violent Deaths   Traffic Accidents Are bet 1949 Rate, but Wreck Puts Un Total

77 Dead In Wreck Of Long Island Trains  Record Thanksgiving Death Total For Country Reported

Midnight Swit  Capital City Telephone Subscribers Turn Dials For Calls, Start Task of Learning New Number:

After Midnight Switch O  Capital City Toloshins Sidectbers les Dials For Calls, Start Task of Learning New Number:

AXE SLATING: Stale Trooper, Unable To Prevent Tragedy, Watches Man Kill Another

2ND GIGANTIC AIR SEARCH IS UNDERWAY   Armada of Planes, Ships Hunt B.36 Down in Pacific

Trapped Yanks, Chilled, Bleeding From Battle, Are Not Disheartened

‘Surrounded by Vast Chinese Forces, [Koto Yanks Ready to Fight Way Out

Idaho's Senate Seats Are Sought hy 14   Taylor, Dworshak Face Stiff Fighis Tuesday

Idaho s Senate Seats Are Sought hy 14  Taylor, Dworshak   Taylor, Dworshak Face Stiff Fights Tuesday

Maps U.S. Strategy In Asia   To Hold Pacific Defense Line and Bolster Anti-Communist Areas In Southeast, Chief _ Points in New Policy

Far East Policy Is Clearing   Strategy Aimed At Strengthening Anti-Red Nations

ACHESON MAPS U.S. STRATEGY FOR FAR EAST   America Will Bolster Non-Communists  Of Orient

U. S. Far East Foreign Policy Becomes Clear   3-Point Strategy For Blocking, Reversing Reds Explained

3-Point Strategy To Block, Then Reverse Reds Seen   U. S. Policy is to Bolster Non-Red Countries in Asia

Admits He Slew Youth in Jealous Raoe Over a Girl   Body Found in Pit Near Hobart, Shot 3 Times, : Stabbed .

Gary Youth Admits Jealousy Slaying  Victim Shot, Body Dumped in Clay Pit

Series Of Land Mine Explosions At South Amboy   Minimum Death Toll 26; Probe Launched; Villagers Worship

Believe Death Toll In South — Amboy Blast 26   Large Number Of Those Believed Dead Are Still Missing

New Explosions. Fire Terrorize  So. Amboy, N. J.  Land Mines, Blow Up, Chemicals Blaze On: “Sunday; Toll Af 26

BLAST PROBE iS RESUMED.   Minimum Death Toll of Friday Night Blast is 26 with 22 of Them Still Missing. — Property ’ Loss Runs into Millions.

Reds Dig In For Expected Yankee Drive   Southern Forces Earlier  Reported Capturing Enemy  Tanks And Armored Cars

Move To Give Truman Stand-By Controls Over Speculation In Markets Gets Senate Support

Controls Sought For Commodities  Maybank Will Urge Speculation Curb

Move for Curb on Speculation in Commodities Gaining in Senate   Upper House Takes Up Home-Front Controls Bill After Passage by House; GOP Leaders Onen Fire on Stand-By Power for Truman

Controls Bill Up in Senate   Speculative Trading Ban Wins Some Favor

Control Measure Gains Support   Move For Authority Over Speculative  Trading Is Backed

Standby-Control Proposal Gains Senate Support   Debate Follows House Passage of Bill for Discretionary Curbs

STANDBY CONTROLS FOR TRUMAN GAINS   Move Would Give Him Power Over Speculators

DEFENDANT 30 QRUNK TRIAL WAS DELAYED   ‘Thank God,’’ Said His Wife, “T'll Have Some Peace.”   WAS IN COURT BEFORE

Armed Forces Want to Avoid Drafting Men, Would Rather Have Volunteers

DRAFT DECISION—WHAT nl MEANS Drafting Will Not Start Immediately

Won’t Draft Men if Enough Volunteer   Services Given Power to Draft Or Call Reserves

Relief To Be Withdraw» From Veterans Who Get Bonus under Federal Law

U. S. Base At Suwon, With Last Remaining Airstrip, Periled   Korea At Glance

turopean Amy Plan: Agreed On   Piintsters Of Pact ations Take Steps  feeludina Garmane

Atlantic Pact Chiefs Plan For Defense   Program Calls For 55 To 60 Divisions, Air And Sea Forces

Plans Formulated at Brussels Call for 55 to 60 Divisions and Air and Sea Forces; Eisenhower to Lead.

MILLION MEN AND IKE - Atlantic Pact Nations Agree (n International Army Move

INTEGRATED ARMY OKAYED BY 12 NATIONS   Firm Steps Approved By Cabinet Heads As Defense Step

West Takes Firm Steps AtBrussels   Includes Germans In 55-Division  European Army

FIRM STEPS 10 FORM EUROPEAN ARMY ARE TAKEN   Russian Threats Are Ignored By Atlantic Pact  Nations   GERMAN UNITS ‘TO BE USED BY ALLIES

Atlantic Pact Ministers Plan International Army In Europe  Air And Sea Forces Totalling 1,000,000

ATLANTIC PACT NATIONS APPROVE PLANS FOR ARM}   iCabinet Ministers, Meeting in Brussels, Decide to Include Germans in International Force.   ACT IN DEFIANCE  OF SOVIET THREATS   Set Goal at 55 to 60 Divisions by End of 1953—Eisenhower Slated to Be Commander.

Ministers Okay Unit Including German Forees   Firm Steps Are Taken In Defiance of Threat From Soviet Russians

Britain's Arms Pla to Be Told   To Be Accomplished  With American Aid

ENGLAND READY TO LAUNCH VAST ARMS PROGRAM   American Help Expected ir New Full Scale Arms Drive.

Britain to Reveal Its Arms Progran  , Bg U.-5,-Help-ia—Roildina Unite Pawer:

BRITISH REARMING PLAN UNDERWAY   Extensive New Program Will Get American Aid

‘What Happens to Refugees Streaming South Before the Chinese? A Tale of Despair

Ili-Clad Refugees Carrying Heavy Burdens, Stream South. How Many Can Finish Route?

GOP To Ease Main Attack On Democrat  “World Ideas   . Greater Unity Due ht. As Both Political  EA ee Bat Parties Seek Peace

Republicans May Curb Attacks on Foreign Policies      Policy Group to Redraft Ives’ Resolution Calling for Secretary of State’s Removal

: Gives Eyewitness Story otf Retreat Across River   By Charles D. Rosecrans, Jr. International Newsphotos

Bender, Young To Battle For At-Large Seat   Familiar Pattern Shapes Up In Ohio Congressional Race

Chief Hoover Gives Senators ‘Complete Analysis’ of Case; — Name Still Secret

FBI DISCLOSES SECRET DATA T0 SENATE PROBERS   Complete Analysis Of File On “One Principal Case’’      FORMER GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE UNDER FIRE

FBI File Data  Given Probers  - ve, I   Principal Red Case Analyzed at Meet

Senators Get Data From FBI   “Complete Analysis” of “One Principal Case” Turned Over.

REPORT OF FBI ON CASE GOES TO SENATORS   Sen. McCarthy Ready To Stand on Case Of Man Named Top Spy

SECRET FBI DATA UIVEN SENATORS IN RED INQUIR)   Complete Analysis on One Case Handed Over by Hoover — Name of Person  Involved Undisclosed.   M’GRATH AND CHIEF G-MAN TO TESTIFY   McCarthy Says He Is Willing to “Stand or Fall” on His Charges Concerning Top Spy.

McCarthy Repeats Claim State Department Employe Is Chief Spv For Soviet

J. Edgar Hoover Gives Investigators Of Red Infiltration ‘A Complete Analysis Of Information On One Principal Case’

McCarthy Sure He Has Spotted Top Soviet Spy  Hoover, McGrath Will Testify at Public Hearing

Top Secret FBI Files Given Senators Probing Charges of Communism in State Dent.

Hoover Tells Senate Group  Of Major Case   FBI Chieftain, McGrath Will Testify Monday On Secret Files Issue

RTHY SURE IN HIS OWN MIND   FBI Chief Hoover To Testify at Public Hearing

Communists’ Roughhouse Filibuster Against French Anti Sabotage Measure Is Beat Dow:

Request for More Aid for Far Eas!   BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Kentucky Republicar amed as London Meet ing Adviser

Urgent Request fo More Aid Against Reds in Far East   Acheson, Jessup Ask Congress for Immediate Help

Request for More Aid for Far East   Was Placed Before Senator: by Acheson and Teseun   BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Kentucky Republican Named as London eon Meets ing A

Urgent Request For Increased  Far East Aid   More Help Needed to Stem Communism In Cold War Strategy

World Situation ls Talked in Secret Session   Acheson and Jessur Hold Closed Meet With Senators

Jessup Tells Senate Group Help Needed   Cold War Strategy Talked Behind Closed Door Meeting

Acheson, Jessup Ask Advice Of Senate Group on Far East   Connally Says Pair Raised Policy Matters Affecting United States in Area; Solon Asks American aid in Red China Famine

ACHESON ASKS AID INCREASE FOR FAR EASI   He and Jessup Report On Needs to Help Stem Reds

Other Dealings With West — Cut hy Soviets  Continue Campaign BKaainst   Continue Campaigr Against Nationalist China

Russ Bloc ‘Strike’ Stalls Diplomacy  Stops Atomic Talks, Far East Parleys

Other Dealings With West Cut by Soviets  Continue Campaign Against AT  Pa eo  ———

BY REDS HALT TALKS   Soviet Boycotts Paralyze East, West Relations

Soviet Breaks Up U.N. Atom Parley   Malik Walks Out as Wes [ China Ouster

LARGER FRENCH ARMY APPROVE!   , & BACKS PLAN TO BULLD UP FORCES WITH AMERICA FAYING PART OF BILL.

U.S. OKAYS BIGGER ARMY FOR FRANC   Acheson Pledges Aid, But Suggests Some Cutbacks

Arkansas and Texas Planning To Have Two Thanksgiving Holidays This Year

Soybeans   New York Cotten   Arkansas, Texas Will Observe Two Thanksgivings This Year

Arkansas and Texas Will Have Two Thanksgiving Days   Lone Star State Is Big and Thankful Enough, Says Governor.

ME. THOMPSON URGES GLEAN-UP  IN KANDAD GIT)      Smith Challenged by His 1948 Opponent to Fire Police Board and Name New One to Do Job.   THREAT OF HOODLIM GUN-BLAZING SEEN   Marshfield Businessman Says Time Has Come for Drastic Action to End Gangland Terrorism.

PROGRAM AT K. U   To Study Mental Adjust. ment — of Crippled  ildren

Atomic Survivors Can Live Withou Drastic Effects   Persons May Be More Susceptible to Leukemia, Cataracts

Plan Defense For Civilians In Afamie War   Commission Allays Some o! Fears of Deadly After Ef. fects of Radiation

ATOM RADIATION ISN'T CRIPPLING   Normal Life Possible For A-Bomb Survivors

“Tamperatures >   ‘Reasonably. Normal Life’ Possible. Says Dr. Warren: Congress Scans Civilian Defense Against A-Bombing

Nation Reassured On Atom Radiation   Cataracts, Leukemia Called Chief Aftereffect Threats By AEC Before Consress Body

Bomb Victims Can Survive   After-Effects of Atomic Warfare . Told by Expert

LIFE MAY NOT BE IN DANGER OF RADIATION   ‘Expert for AEC Tells of Ways to Insure Safety at Atomic Hearing.  ‘ i

Blitz Stalls; Yanks Racing  Toward Suwon   ‘Troops Near Combat Zone As Communist Tanks Depart Seoul

M’Arthur Asks For Additional Combat Force   ‘Devil Dogs’ Expected To Cross Pacific Within Few Davs

U. 5. DRAWING UP FAR EAST POLICY, WORD   [‘esigned To Drive Wedge Between Chinese Poeple, Russia

Policy Of Friendship Toward People Of China Exvected From Washinston

U.S. Shaping ‘Wedge’ Between China, Soviet   American Artie of Friendship  rh) PD... Decl, Dewnentod Wena

Uz . Shapes Far East — Policy   Expected to Declare Friendship fer People Of China, Support for Nations Fichiing Rode

FAR EAST MOVE AGAINST RUSSIA BEING OUTLINED   J. §. Administration Leaders Shaping Policy To Drive Wedge Between Chinese And Soviet —Firm Attitude Of Friendship.

Firm Policy In Far East Is Expected To Be Given   Acheson Will Appear Before Congressmen To Review Situation

Far Eastern Poliey Aims F or Split   U.S. May Seek To Drive Wedge Between Chinese People And Communist Russia

Far Eastern Policy Tops U.S. Agenda   Acheson To Review Siruation Before Joint Committees

Administration Heads Reported Shaping New Far Eastern Policy   Expect Stand to Reavow China Friendship Aim of Scheme is to Drive Wedge Between Chinese and Russians: Republicans Bitter

President Looks Back on 5 Years In White House  Rather Difficult —

President Claims Credit for Peace And Prosperity   Anticipates Greater Domestic Gains, Easing of Tension

Believes Country i in  Kine Shape   President Thinks Part Of Credit for Condition Belongs to Him   ENDS FIRST 5 YEARS   Considers Brannan Plan Solution to Nation’s Surplus of Products

Reviews First Five Years In Office, Declares Results Satisfactory.

 TRUMAN PRAISES TRUMAN ‘Says He Can Take Some ‘Credit For Prosperity

Nation In Fine President Tells Reporters Hope   Looks For Further Improvemeits

Iruman, Lookinc Back, Says U. S. In Good Shape  President Takes Part Credit, Issues New Blast at McCarthy

U.S. Fine Shape  Truman Says  Employment, Business, Agriculture Conditions Show Improvement

President Takes Optimistic View   Country in Fine Shape, Truman Says In Review of 5 Years in Office

City Council  Designates  Carver Park Melvin Taylor, at.  > ea i ee

City Council Designates Carver Park  Melvin Taylor, it.  _ = seen   Melvin Taylor, Jr., Wins Prize For Name

Yanks Speculate On Elusiveness Of Red Planes   Americans Wonder If Russians Pilot Them

50 Die In Brazil Airplane Crash  Exhaust Gas Trying To Outride Storm

ONE AMERICAN 1S PASSENGER   Giant. Luxury Liner - Crashes While -Attemipting Landing ‘During Heavy Storm, Friday Nicht.

See a Downturn In Prices From Summer Peak   Larger Beef Slaughter Next Winter Predict: ed Earlier

RECORD SUPPLY OF PORK SEEN BY NEXT FALL   Prices Are Expected To Dip With Greeter Quantities On Hend

Canada Denies Rocket Flash Last Night; Astronomers Say Meteor   Blinding Light Is Observed All Over Northeast; Two from Norwich Witnessed It, Thot It was Lightning

Group Okays Slot Machine Shipment Bill   Measure Would Ban Delivery Where the Devices Are Illegal

25 Tons Of Butter For Co. Needy   Distribution Of 50,064 Pounds Will Start From DuBois And Clearfield Early Next Week.

Coal-Starved Steel Plants Closing Down   Smashing Blow to Industry Due in Few Days

“The Greatest Story Ever Told” Jesus Warns Of New Tests For Followers

The Greatest Story Apostles Witness Transfiguration Of  Christ On Mount

Mobilization Power   Senate Committee May Work Into Night to Complete Measure.

Senate Unit Sees Completion Of Home ‘Front Mobilization Measure Tonight

Free Hand Is Given HST In Senate's Plan  Woge-Price Curbs, Rationing Included   Woage-Price Curbs, Rationing Included In. Latest Prannceal

Controls Bill Shapes Up   Measure Giving Truman Stand-By Powers May Be Ready By Nightfall

See Completion By Nightfall of “Controls Bill   Senators Nearing End OF Task in Writing Wace-Price Law

Senate Banking Committee Works On Home Front Mobilization Bill, Truman to Get Free Hand  Measure Is to Be Ready Tonight © If Solons Continue in Session

Bill Giving President Pow ers May Be Completed by Tonight   TO DEBATE WEDNESDAY’   Selective Use of Wage and Price Controls Feature of Bill i

Senate Group Ready To Set Controls Plan  Banking Committee Predicts Complete Rll Rv Nichtfall

Senate Group Predicts Bill Ready Tonight   Legislation Would Give President Power on Curbs’. -

xkKkkKwKkr BARONET’S WIFE OPENS  ROADSIDE SNACK BAR TO HELP PAY ENGLISH TAXES

Coe Makes Last Stand   Court Sweeps Aside All Other Business to Heor Arguments on Recount

Gray Works On Economic Project That May Top Marshall Plan In ‘52

Gubernatorial Aspirants Take Up Problem of Roads: Mechem Decries Law Enforcement Lack

Rock Island Mail Times  Now Normal ~ Protection Set  — By Post Office

Normal Mail  Service Back   Hallam, Clatonia DeWitt, Plymouth Jansen Affected

MAJOR NEWS UNITS OPPOSE CURB ON DAT!   Attempt to Reopen Gambling Charged To Binaggio

ASSASSINATION LEADER KILLED IN VENEZUELA   Prison Guards Shoot Ex-Guerrilla In Jail Scuffle

LEADER KILLED IN VENEZUELA   Prison Guards Shoot Ex-Guerrilla In Jail Scuffle

Assassinatior Plot Leader Is Shot Dead  Urbina Is Killed in ‘os eae “Zuresy_ , 3 MEP ees!   Urbina Is Killed in Scuffle With Guard In Prison

eemigist Taare 2  ——  Leader of Assassination Slain In Venezuela Jail

Kill Assassination Leader af Caracas  President's Slayer . Fights Arrest, Shot

Seven School Children Hurt In Bus Mishap   Greyhound Bus and  School Bus Collide; One Child Seriously Injured; 44 Passengers on Buses

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Quiz For CandidateSec Secret Of $75,000 And Eaglet

‘Birthday Present: Dougshton Seeking 21st Term In Congress Todav

Soviets Seize Reich Trucks   Thirty Metal-Hauling “Vehicles Are Raided

30German  Trucks Seized By Russians   Step Up Raids On Metal Shipments

Taegu Threat Is Eased By UN Forces   Officials of 8th Army Say Condition ‘Much Improved’

Defenders Ease Threat to Taegu In Swiftly Changing Tide of Battle

Drive Eases Taegu Threat   Peril Mounts on Far Eastern Front as Reds Advance to 6 Miles of Coast

Allies Restore Solid Northeast Line Of Defense   ‘Situation Much Improved,’ 8th Army Officer Says At Northeastern Front; Conditions At Far Eastern Front Are Still Serious; Close Gap North Of Taegu

Forces Restore Defense Line Guarding Pusan   Army Spokesman Says the Situation Is 'Much Improved'

Form Strong Line At Northwestern Gateway to Pusan   Reds Try to Encircle  One Korean Division

Serious Situation — ‘Still Exists: In East Coast Defense   Solid Defense Line Restored

Solidify Lines As Attack Ebbs   South Koreans Check Threat In Northwest; Only Six Miles Of Ring Around Pohang Is Open

Eighth Army Spokesman Said Situation Is Much Improved But Serious Threat Still Exists At Par Eastern End   REDS STILL CONTROL PORTION OF HIGHWAY

U.S., So. Korea Forces Trap Reds in Pocket   Commies Gain on Ends of Defense Line, Airstrip Periled

Church Is Within Cannon Shot Of Front Four Catholic Nuns In Korea Aid In Caring For Americans

DEMOCRATS RULE OUT SUBSTITUTES FOR PROFITS TAX   Three Attempts by Republicans to Offer Alternative Pian Blocked by House Committee.   ACTION IS TAKEN ON STRAIGHT PARTY VOTE   Doughton, Answering “Ga¢’ Charges, Says Testimony  Must Be Limited to   Write Bill in Time.

Refuse to Hear Any Other Means of Raising Funds   Democrats Push Truman’s Ideas, Want to Hear No Other

FAIR DEALERS BAN SUBS FOR PROFITS LEVY   [Democratic Majority  Beats Down Views On Other Means

Democrats Squash Three GOP Tries For Excess Profits Tax Substitute

Substitutes For Administration Bill Voted Down   ’ Businessmen Get ideas Inte Record By GOP Questions

Spurn Profits Tax Bill Substitutes  Democrats Speed Ow: Measure for House

College Revival  Meeting Turns Into  Marathon Confessior Students and Faculty  Go Into Second Day of  [ 2 Seeman GOMES Sieesisn..; 4) Saeiee, Sekai cb uae

AP'S KASISCHRE LEAVES PRAGUE   Former St. Joseph Man En Route To Frankfurt. Germany

8,000 ESCAPE FROM SUBWAY   Flee To Street. When N. Y. Train Breaks Dowi — Under East River

Reds Strike From North at Pohang, Yanks Grind Aheat   U. S. Forces Spurt 13 Miles on Southern Boxlike Defense Line

Pohang Battle Rages Far Inside Allied Lines as Enemy Masses on Naktong

Enemy Building Up Forces Along Naktong River   Four, Possibly Five, Divisions Assembled for New Attack; Reds Near Vital U. S. Fighter Strip at Pohana.

Communists Also Mass For Drive On Naktong   Americans Still Pushing Toward Flaming Chinju OnSouthernFront

1,000 Reds Claimed Cut Off By U.S.   Reinforcements _ Rushed To Pohang To Bolster Area

American Airstrip Near City Still Operating Despite Near Approach Of Estimated 10,000 Communist Troops °

Fight Rages Deep Inside Allied Lines; Americans Grinding Toward Chinju

Americans Nearer Chinju, Trap 1,000 N. Korean Troops   Yank Reinforcements Rush Into Pohang Area To Bolster South Koreans; Warplanes Roar Into Battle; Yangdok Reeaptured by Commies

Drive Toward Chinju In Sout Is Continuing  Red Divisions Said To Be Massing On

Enemy Within Three Miles Of Vital Airstrip   U. S. Tank-Led Reinforcements Rush To New Danger Spot; Advance On Chinju Continues

North Koreans 3 Miles From Eastern Base   Yanks Continue To Drive on Ruins of Chinju In Southwest, Trap 1,000 Communists; . Major Thruat Seen on Central Front

Tighten Rules on Housing Boom fc Curb Inflation  Save Materials for U. S. Defense Efforts

Nation's Housing Boom J olted By New Curbs On Federal Backed Loans

WILL SAVE MATERIALS TOO -House Sales Credit Requirements  T:ohtened In Try To Curb Inflation

Housing Boom Restricted By Truman Order  Credit Requirement On Sales Curbed

Clamps Are Placed On Housing Boom  To Curb Inflation   President Order Limits Credit Requirements on Sales; Payments  Amen Pocnmnmoanrl

CURBS TIGHTENED ON HOUSING BOOM   Federal Move Designed to Defeat Inflation

Housing Curbs To Aid Defense   Minimum Cash Down Payment up 25 Percent

Housing Boom To Be Checked By U.S. Decree   Presidential Order Restricts Credit. To Curb Inflation

HOUSING CREDIT MADE TIGHTER   Clamps Applied In Move  To Curb Inflation, Save Materials

U.S. Clamps Brakes Upon  Housing Boom   Would Curb Inflation. Save Materials For Defense Program

Tighten Clamps OnHousing Boon   Move Made To Curb Inflation And Save Defense Materials

‘Truman Tolerates Spies, Traifors Say Offenders, Gov. Dewey Says

Dewey Attacks  The Present  Administration At Large Political  Dinner in New York, Costing $100 Plate

DEWEY LASHES TRUMAN GROUF   Says Administration } -Tolerating ‘Spies Aad Traitors’

DEWEY CHARGES - SPIES, TRAITORS IN GOVERNMENT   Says Democrats Party of Big Business; Hits Kansas City Gunmen.

Calls for Clean-Up Dewey Charges Spies, Sex Offenders in Federal Jobs

Dewey in A Blast at Fair Deal   Accuses Administration Of Harboring Spies and Criminals in Service  Ric COP HINNER   BIG GOP DINNER   Ex-Presidential Candidate Says Democrats in Hand  Of Big Business Today

Scenes of Retreat of United Nations Forces From Communist Hordes on Northwest Front Described

Gibbs Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge F&M. Student On  Trial For Murder Of Marian L. Baker

Ives Flatly Denies He'll Run as Governor Candidate; Albany Mayor Does Likewise

RUSS-TRAINED TROOPS LINE IRON CURTAIN   China Aggression Bluntly Blamed To Kremlin

725,000 Tons of Arms  Sent Abroad  Military Assistance Program to Be

State Tax Board Plans Appeal in Assessment Row   Chancellor Supports Saline Officials in Refusal to Reassess

BUSY ON THE HILL   Business and Law School Students Are Having Vacations

New Tax For Education In State Studied By Directers   School Boards Meet In Harrisburg; Many Recommendations To Improve Conditions

RAIL WALKOUT STARTS LAYOFI OTHER PLANTS   Motor Industry, Just Rolling Again, Faces New Hurdles

(They Call It George Company  Platoon Credited With Saving 25th   Buddies Heap Honors On Japanese-American For Bravery

Company ‘G’ Credited With  Heroie Action   Held a Ridge Near  The Nam, ‘Neltone Rivers for Hours

25th's 'George Company’ Saves Entire Division With Gallant Fight On Ridge

J ap-American Pitcher Stalls Banzai Attack   “Hash” Tosses Rocks at Enemy When He Runs Out of Hand Grenades

“Doctrine  Of Hatred” Is Assailed   Anniversary Encyclical Sounds Appeal for Prayer Crusade.

Pope Blasts Race In Arms   Doctrine of ‘Hatred And Falsehood’ Hit

"Color Dynamics’ in Mines Boosts — Morale, Cuts Accidents, Expert Says

Red-Led Peru Revolt Broken  ByGovernment   At Least 40 Killed In Two-Day Battle; Manv Said Wounded

BloodyRevolt Held Crushed ByPeruArmy   10 Believed Dead. Count May Go Higher In Political Fight

40 KILLED IN PERU REVOLT   Army Moves In To End Two-Day Violerice;  Blame Reds

Short, Bloody Revolt in Peru Quelled   At Least 40 Persons Believed Killed in Arequipa Clashes

Forty Perish In Revolt at Arequipa, Peru   Communists Blamed By Government for Riots  Crushed by Loyal Troop

Peru Crushes  2-Day Revolt    Troops Take Over Contro Of Nation’s No. 2 City

Peruvian Regime Says Bloody 2-Day Revolt Put Down   40 Believed Killed, More Hurt; Uprising Blamed On Civic Action Bloc

Reds Blamed For Revolt In Peru; Killings Start   Election Campaign Heats Up With Students Leading.

) Day Revolt in Peru Is Quelled   40 Believed Killed in Arequipa Fight

40 Feared Dead In Two-Day Peru Revolt   Gov’t Troop Have Crushed Rebels Officials Say

LnU——  Report 40 Killed In Rebellion  ‘Reds Blamed For Two-Day Revolt

4.0 Killed In 2-Day Revolt In Peru City   Government Says Uprising Has Been Quelled; Rebels Held Areauina

2-DAY REVOLT IS QUELLED BY TROOPS   Rebels Had Taken Most Of City Of Arequipa

Peru Regime Suppresses Blood Revolt   Several Persons Are   Several Persons Are Killed In Re-election Riots

4) Believed Killed in Peru Revolt   Government Says Communist-Led Uprising Smashed

Two-Day Revolt In Peruvian City Results In 40 Deaths;  Government Restores Order

Uprising Starts With Student Strike Instigated by Reds eee eerie ns eT  Bloody Peruvian Revolt Quellec

At Least Forty Believed Dead In 2-Day Revolt   Loyal Troops Have Stopped Uprising

40 Persons Die In Peru Revoll   Rebels Take Second Largest City, Arequipa, in Two Days   ROUTED BY LOYALISTS   Government Forces Quell Uprising, It Was Communist Led

Peru Quells Red Revolt   Government Says Loyal Troops HavePatEnd tc Rioting at Areauipa

40 Killed In 2-Day Revolt By Peru Rebel:  Cavarnmen + Troaane   Government Troops Put Down Uprising; Censorship Imposed

Clash In Peru Fatal To 40  Communists Blamed For Inciting Revolt

REVOLT NIPPED, QUIET RETURNS TO PERU AGAIN   At Leost.40 Kilfed in Upris * jngs-—Loyal Troops Rule Dispute Center

Europe Move By Reds Hinted  East German Chiefs Mysteriously Absent

Squeeze Play By Soviet In  EuropeSeen  Dilan ‘Tea Snliz TI. S.   Plan To Split U. S. Strength Between 2 Fronts Js Rumored

Boston Housewife, Who Watched Brink's Bandits Work, Under Police Protection

Wife to Back Accused Hubby  To Testify in Death Of Ex-lowa Woman

Detroit Auto Worker Slain  Wife Is Assaulted Die Waasrdlebes! Cocamemnmr

GEN. DEAN ALIVE, FREED AMERICAN PRISONERS TOLL   Yanks Quote Doctor as Say ing U. 8. Army Officer Is in Charge of Prison Camp  in North Korea.   LIBERATED AS REDS PREPARE TO KILL THEM   Arms of 87 Being Tied When 25th Division Forces Appear—Tell of Brushes With Death.

'87 AMERICAN PRISONERS OF ‘WAR RELEASED FEW MINUTES [BEFORE PLANNED EXECUTIONS

‘GEN. DEAN IN NORTH KOREA’ Americans Arrive in Time, Save 87 Gls From Execution

OZARK AIRLINE SUGGESTED T0 SERVE MIAMI   CAB Examiner Recommends - St. Levis Co. Between Tulse and Home City

Farm Issue Is Big Democratic Convention Question   Republican Convention Also ’ at Des Moines

Knife-Wielder Takes Bus for Spin   Berserk New Yorker Routs Driver, Riders

Dock Worker Goes Berserk;  S2izes A Bus   Flashes Knife; Driv. er, Passengers Turn. ed Into Street

Berserk Man Scares City   Longshoreman Chases Passengers In Rain

Solon Demands  Spy Probe Veil   ‘GOP Senator Cites Harm Ty, TIS. Precticrea

Reds Expand German Army   Nearly 100,000 Now In ‘People’s Police’

AP Man Hurt, Allen Missing In Singapore   Winner Of Puliter Prize Disappears After Riots; Friend In Hospital

IAP Writer Hurt, Second Missing In ‘Moslem. Riot   Report Singapore “Mobs Stirred To Frenzy By Fight Over White Child.

PLANT INTO ACTION   Announce Partial Reactiva tion of Kansas Ordnance Works

Two Of Bigaest Firms Named As Offenders   Commission Scores Claims One Brand Superior To Another

To Crack Bown On Cigarette Ads   Federal Trade Group ’ Directs 2 Firms To Halt Certain Claims

Now They Tell Us— _  False, Misleading: Advertising, Is Charaed to Maior. Makers of Cigarettes

U.S. Crack Dowr on False Cigaret Claims Ordered   oy aloe b Advertising Major Firms Target 7 Federal Trade Group

Vote on Supreme Court   All Have Nicotine and Irritants  U.S. Cracks Down On Cigare Firms’ ‘Misleading Advertising

Crack Down On Cigaret  Advertising   Federal Trade Commission Directs Two Companies To Halt Certain Claims   ‘FALSE, MISLEADING’   Camels, Old Golds Named, Luckies, Phillip Morris Are Being Considered

CRACK-DOWN ORDERED ON ADVERTISING   Two Cigarette Firms Told To Halt Claiming Superior Product

) S, GOVERNMENT GRAGKS-DOWN ON CIGARETTE FIRMS   Commission Orders Holt fr “False And Misleading Advertising Claims”

Cigarette Ads Draw Fire of  Federal Group   “Cease and Desist” Order Made Against Advertising Claims Of Major Companies

Cigarette Firms Under FTC Fire   Crackdown on “False and Misleading Advertising” Ordered by Trade Commission

FIC Orders Halt To ‘False’ Ads About Cigarets   Says Tests Fail to Show Less Nicotine In Any One Brand

Cigaret Makers Federal Target   Advertising Claims Draw Fire of U.S. Trade Commission

U. $. To Crack Down On Some Ciggie’ Firms  Advertising Causes Federal Action

CRACK DOWN ON CIGARETTE ADVERTISING   Camels and Old Golds Ordered to Halt Claims One Cigarette Superior to Another.   » CALL ADS FALSE : AND MISLEADING   Action Planned Against Philip Morris and Lucky Strike; Pall Mall is Under Study.

NO COUGHS, NO THROAT SCRATCH?  Federal Agency Declares War on  Ad Claims of Camels and Old Gold

Chinese Army Shows No Ire In Korea War   Fight Stubbornly But Apparently Without Animosity Toward Uh   BULLETIN!

Allied Troops Attack North From River   Opposition Is Light To Heavy As Some Forces  Are Forced Back Today

Allied Force Pushes North; Making Gains   Lull of Five Days  Broken; Opposition Varies as Troops  Move Forward

Yanks Run Afout Some Reds In One Patrol Operation   Elsewhere, They Move Up Without Meeting Opposition

Allies Break Lul With Brief Push From River Area   Four Mile Thrust _ Against Commies - Renorted By Allies

Counterattack Halts. ROK Advance.   No Fighting Contact . Reported With Chinese Communist Troops:

Koreds Halt ROK Drive On NEFront   ‘Allies Push ‘Ahead Jn Northwest Areas Ground Lull Breaks

Allied Troops Moving North   Marines Now Hold All Hydroelectric Plants Balow Chanjin Reservoir

Reds Deliver Shock Punches, Then Retire   Allied Troops Gain Four Miles In First Three Hours; Enemy’: Resistance Spotty

Four-Mile Gain Made As Ground Lull Is Broken   Red Withdrawal Or Last- Ditch Stand Big Question ~ As Chinese Communists  - Reject Bid To UN Session

Whether Reds Will Stand And Fight Or Continue Withdrawal Tactics Puzzles U. N., Field Military Strateaists

Resistance Is Slight Over Large Area   Chinese Soldiers Are Described As Mean. Stubborn Fighters

U.N. Watches Red Reaction To Assaults   Drive Advances 4 Miles In 3 Hours; Reds Sit Tight

Korean Lull Broken; Allies Gain 4 Miles  Red Opposition Slight To Heavy

WAR COLLEGE HEAD SUFFERS HEART ATTACK   Vice Admiral Donald B. Beary’s Condition Satisfactory, Hospital Says

25th, First Cavalry Divisions Listed As New Units. Sent to _ Battle Communists

U.S. Cavalry Division Unoppoeed i in Invasion. Pushes 7 Miles Inland

First U.S. Amphibious Landing Of The War Carried Out Unopposed At Pohang On The East Coast.

Red Shells Batter — Taeion    North Koreans Step Ur Tempo of Attack, But Town Is Still in Yank Hands: New Air Strikes

‘resh U.S. Infasitry Troops Plunge Into Korean Wa On Other Fronts; Jets Down Three Yak-9s

Safely Ashore. Without Serious Enemy Action   Reds Renew Artillery Attack On Taejon

Two Divisions Hit Line: Reds Bomb Taejon  Amphibious Landing Of Korean War

Reds Resume Attack On Taejon; Fresh American Troops Thrown Into War   FIRST CAVALRY, 25TH DIVISION MAKE AMPHIBIOUS LANDINGS ON EAST cost

Americans Still Maintain Lines  Two. New Divisions Enter Fight;   Two. New Divisions Enter Fight; Airplanes Batter Supply Lines

First Amphibious Landing Made; Taejon Shelled   Infantry And Cavalry Units Bolster American Forces; Heavy Casualties Weaken  Communist Advance

Assailant, Two Others Struck in Pistol Fight   Mendon, Mass., Cafe Patrons Held at Bay for Several Hours

Liquor-Crazed Gunman Kills Two, Holds Patrons At Bay Three Hours

Two Killed Three Hurt In Gun Fight   Customers In Red Rooster Cafe Held At Bay For Hours

POLICEMAN, GIRL. SHOT BY GUNMAK   Terrorizes Patrons of Cafe for Three Hours.

Liquor Crazed Gunman Shoots Police  Chief And Woman In Mass. Holdup

Gunman Kills Police Chief, Woman After 3-Hour Cafe Reign of Terror

Alcohol-Crazed Gunman Kills Police Chief and Young Woman In Battle

REPRIEVE SAVES 2 YOUNG KILLERS   COURT GRANTS STAY 7 HOURS BEFORE DEATH AT MENARD

Slayers Get Reprieve at  the 11th Hour   Two Teen-Agers Saved From Chair bv Court Action

YOUNG KILLERS GIVEN TWENTYDAY REPRIEVE   Saved From Chair Seven : Hours Before Death Was  Scheduled.

Federal Judge Grants 20-Day Stay to Youths Doomed to Die   Allows Time for Court Action—Commutation Also Sought

 Wor Could Change Picture Ample Food Supply in Nation Seen for 1951 At Same Prices

pefuse To Give Up Workers Insist Man Killed By Pow er Line, Still Among Living

Eight Sullen Young  Men Arraigned in Military Court Following Street Brawls ‘Resulting From Rally.

President Intends To Take Credit   Says Nation Better Off Than In Any Post-War Period

President Takes Credit for HighUS Prosperity   Denies Situation “Would Be Same With Moron in Offic

Comments   McCarthy, Ag Bill and Crime   First Press Conferenc# At White House - ta More Than a Month:

US.Prosperity at Peacetime Peak, He Says   Executive Asserts That He Takes Credit for Nation's Boom

Truman Says U.$. Prosperous—And He Intends fo Take Credit for It

To Take Credit for Prosperity   President Says World Crisis Is Gettina Batter

President Tells Press Conference Country Is More Prosperous Than af Any Other Postwar Time

Slaps Solon, Denies Taft Libel Charge   President Declares He'll Take Credit Fer U. S. Prosperity

off Immunity hapman Dare o Schoeppel   Interior Secretary Gives Affidavits Of Loyalty Oath

2 DUBLIN DEFENDANTS NAMED IN CIVIL SUNT   Schuylkill Couple Suing For $1,312 in 2 Counts   TWO MALE PLAINTIFFS

CTIONS FILED IN COUNTY COURT   Two of The Suits Are Suits By Husbands For  Divorces   ONE BRISTOL SUIT

Heavy Wave Of Violent Deaths Hits State During Weekend; 22 Are Killed

Mystery In Peace Rumors    Diplomats of All Nations Deny Knowing Anything About Alleged North Korean ?Feelers’

Deny Knowledge of Reported Peace Bid   U.N. Diplomats Do Not Know of Any Feelers Put gig sews AR oe ce a

Diplomats Deny Peace Rumors  No Official Reports Reach New Delhi

Peace Rumors For Korea War Not Confirmed   Allies May Cross 38th Parallel, Is Tip; Sen. Taft Is for It

Diplomats Deny Any Knowledge Of Peace Feelers   Rumor Has India As Go-Between in Effort To End Korean War

Leading World Diplomats Deny Peace Rumors   U.N. Officials Declare No Offers Receivad

No Proposals Received, U.N. Officials Say   Authority To Cross 38th Parallel In Hands Of MacArthur

KKKKK LONG, SHORT, LITTLE  AND NOW LARGE FAMILIES LIVE ON ENGLISH STREET

Czech Clergymen Take Loyalty Oath   Catholic.As Well As P-otestant Obey Orders

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KILLA TING FROWN TW Planned

Top Politicos Call For Swift Control Action   Truman Holds Second Cenference With Coneressional Chiefs

Control Leaders To Ask Truman For Swift Action   Congressional Heads Will AttendConference At President’s Request

Congressional Leaders To Tell Truman Wage-Price Controls Are Needed Soon

President May Announce Step in Friday Broadcast Controls Proponents Petition Truman to Invoke Them at Once

Wage, Price Curbs Face  Truman   Top Cougress Leaders ‘To Urge Action Today

SOLONS TO URGE SWIFT CONTROLS ON PRICES, WAGES   GROUP MEETS WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN SECOND DAY IN ROW

Wage-Price Controls Now Urged  Truman Calls Leaders to New  Conference

WAGE AND PRICE CURB DEMANDED   Congressional Leaders Will Tell Truman Controls Must Be Invoked To Speed Mobilization.

Leaders Favoring Wage-Price Curbs  Will Urge They Be Invoked At Once   Second White House Conference Planned Today For Further Discussion Of  National Emergency.

Taylor Confident Of GOP Harmony   State GOP Chairman Optimistic Party Will Avoid Primary Fight

Mercury Climbing Back fo Normal In Most of U. 5.   Push Relief for Hundreds Isolatec In the Dakotas

Dakotas Report Milder Weather   Pacific Northwest, How. ever, Still Gripped Rv Record Cold

County’s Best Speller Will Be Discovered at Court House Saturday

GOP Dares Truman Repl; To Charges  President Starts Ten Wert Todav

The Weather   G.O. P’s Hurl Ten Charges   Challenge Truman to Answer Them When He Embarks on Tour Sunday

Republican Broadside Is Hurled  Challenge Chief Execntive In 10 Major Charges

GOP Hurls Broadside Attack At Truman While President Prepares For National Trip

GOPs Want HST To Answel 10 Charges    Hurl Questions As Truman Prepares Campaign Tour

Republican Leaders Plan Renly Speeches   Describe President’s   Describe President’s Nationwide Trip A Drive For Socialism

GOP RAISES 10 MAJOR ISSUES _  Republicans Hurl New Challenge As HST Starts Campaign Tour

Asks Truman For Answers During Trip   Try To Nullify Give *Em Hell Type Drive Like 1948 Vote Tour

G.0.P. Hurls Ten Charges At President   Party Challenges Truman to Reply On Cainpvaieun Tour

GOP Hurls Charges af Truman Administration, Challenges President to Answer on Tour

News Day And Nigh#   GOP Challenge Sent President   Republicans To Fight Back On Tour Speeches

GOP PREPARING FOR ATTACK AS TRUMAN SPEAKS   Ten Charges Fired By Republicans As President Goes On Tour

GOP Huris Challenge At Truman   Asks Him ta, Answer 10 Charges on Tour

Challenged To Answer Broadside Leveled At Truman ‘As President Starts ‘Campaign

Churchill Advocates ‘Another Talk With Russia’ to Stop Arms Race

Senate Passes  '56 Clarion Youths Slim Read Bill Will Be Examined

: ne XRay Clinics    Dates and Time Given For Schools, Business Places bv B. C. T. H.

CHEST X-RAY SURVEY PLANNED IN COUNT}   Clinics Will Be Open Tc The Public At A Nominal Cost

Group Will Make Marketing Plans   S:bhcommittee To >mmend Weed ‘ations Soon

School Election Voting Is Light  Morning Total, 470, Less Than Year Ago

High Postoftice Official Resigns After Reaping Huge Profits From Stamp Deal:

Postal Inspectors Investigate Stamp Racket by Offcial  Special Assistant to Postmaster General Forced to Resign

Quick Accord on Steel, Coal Is Asked  Conference of Six Netiane Te   Conference of Six Nations Is Opened by Schuman

Opens Paris Conference on Coal-Steel Set-Up; Britain Big  Absentee But Churchill Group Demands Action.

Schuman Urges Bold ‘Pioneering’ In Europe Calls for Quick Acceptance of  Super-Authority Rar Casl and tac

Calls for Pioneer Spirit in Europe  Six Nations Discuss Coal-Steel Pool

Coal And Steel Poo! For Six Nations — Of Furope Proposed By Robert Schuman

BRITAIN MAIN ABSENTEE AS TALKS BEGIN   ‘Tory-Liberal Coalition Demand Britain Join May Peril Regime

Jury Convicts In Florida Shooting   Slayer Of Baptist Preach. er Found Guilty Of Manslaughter.

Jury Convicts Pastor Slayer  Tampa Preacher Shot   Tampa Preacher Shot Eloping With Girl, 15

Resignations End Ouster Move; Ford, Kincaid, Heidel Are Given Evidence of Exoneration

Half of 28th Infantry Division At Camp Atterbury On Yuletide Dash Homeward

28th NGs Depar' Today on Leaves   Half of Division Wil! Spend Five Days Home During Christmas

New Uranium Strike Made   Owosso Men Are Notified Rock . Stroncest Found

Document Theft Developments Said Mysterious   Hickenlooper Asks For More Witnesses In Amerasia Case

Big 3 Atlantic Pact Powers Hold Mock Invasion To Test Skill Of 100,000 Men

Maneuvers To Test Power Of Allied Defense   Over 100,000 Troops Take Part In German War Games

Allied Troops Test Defenses In W. Germany   100,000 Americans, British and French Take to the Field

Nearly 100,000 ‘Big Three’ Troops Placed On Field Today To Test Skill At Repelling Mock Attack From East

100,000 Baitle Mock Attack In West Germany  General Mark Clark Watches Big Drills  wm. £3 Dinwwnnre

Enemy Slugged At Close Range By Allied Guns   New York Cotton   Atlantic 'Big Three’ Ready for War Games

Rilantic ‘Big 3’ Plan Maneuvers To Test Skill   Nearly 100,000 Troops To Repel ‘Invasion’ . From East

Huge Force Tests Skill At Defense   ‘Big Three’ Hold Field Maneuvers to Repel Mock Invasion From East   Observers Attend

Test West's Power To Block Invasion  In Big Maneuvers  Nearly 100,000 Men Take Field

Allies Test War Fitness In Germany   Troops Outmanned  2 to 1 by Imaginary Invading Foe From East In Big War Maneuvers

“BIG 3° STAGES MOCK INVASION AT HEIDELBERG   Nearly 100,000 Allied Troops Engage In West German Manuvers

Firmer Hand for Teachers Urged By Educator   School Superintendent Told to “Assert” His Disipline

Louisiana May Be Target For Big Hurricane  Warnings Hoisted Over Wide Region; Resorts Menaced

Hurricane Off South Coast   Roars From Gulf Toward New Orleans Today

Hurricane Roaring Toward Gulf Coast   Gales Expected to Lash Coast of Louisiana By Afternoon, Mississippi and Alabama by Early Tonight: Warn of Dangerous Tides

Hurricane Due fo Hit Gulf Coast This Afternoon   Winds Up to 100 Miles an Hour Moving in Toward Three States.

Hurricane Sweeping Toward New Orleans With 95-Mile Winds  “Storm Center Expected  a [Oe eee    “Storm Center Expected To Hit Louisiana and Mississippi Tonight

Gulf Hurricane Nearing Coast  New Orleans Regior Worried By Gale

Expected fo Strike Coast in Afternoon   Winds Up to 95 Miles Per Hour; to Miss Galveston

Hurricane Screams  Inland   Expected to Hit Gulf Coast Near. New Orleans With Full Fury Today

95 Miles J elocity Gulf Hurricane kxpected to Reach Louisiana Coast Today

‘Winds 95 MPH Due in South By Nightfall!   Mississippi, Alabama Prepare for Storm

Gulf Coast Braces For Big Blow Tonight  As Hurricane Sweeps In From Southeast

Hurricane in Gulf Blows Toward Coast   Suddenly Becomes Intense, Warnings Out As Storm dAoves Toward Louisiana

Gulf Hurricane May Hit Coast Of Louisiana  Tropical Storm Picks Up Power

New York Stocks   Soybeans   Gulf Hurricane Roars Towards New Orleans

STORM 10 HIT THREE STATES EARLY TONIGH   Southern Areas Alerted And Warning Given To Shippers.

durricane oars Toward julf Coast   Expected to Hit Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi Today

Due to Strike  Coast Areas  By Tonight Lashing Similar To September 194

Gulf Hurricane, Building Its Intensity, Roars Inland; Storm Warnings Along Louisiana Coast

Hurricane Will Hit Gulf Coast   Big Blow Expected To Strike Later Today; Evacuation Warnine Is Issued

Hurricane To Sweep Louisiana   Great Winds Expected To Lash At New Orleans, Other Coast. Cities

Tropic Storm Roars Toward Gulf Coast   100-mile-an-hour Hurricane to Hit Lautcana Today

If’s Hurricane pading Toward uisiana Coast   To Strike Coast During The Afternoon  fre st Is Expected

GULF HURRICANE NOW IS HEADING TOWARD COAST   POST WARNINGS AS BIG STORM HEADS FOR NEW ORLEANS

Chile President Arrives in U,S.  . Videla Welcomed by President Truman

Planes, Warships Hunt North Sea For Boy, 14, Who Steals Motorship

State Committee Will Formally Ratify Agreement Today; Hamilton to Have Place in Fall Campaign.

Attempt to Run Port Blockade Is Called Off   Damaged Freighter Flying Arrow Told To Go to Tsingtao

Wilson Asking 45 Hour Week  Would Aid Defense And Consumer Outpu

Mass Precisior Missions Are Inaugurated   All of the Bombers Return Safely After Mighty Air Punch

MORE RAINS IN SIGHT   Forecast for Showers Follows General Rains in State

Qusted Teacher Accuses Board   Says Pittsburgh Board Forced Teachers To  ‘Become Informers’

Union Cancels Extension of Old Contract  Strike s Called To Begin Nex

PMW Breaks Contract Talks With Producers   Pact to Be Cancelled Under Five-Day Cancellation Clause

Truman Denies Control Needs   Not Considering Use of Atomic ‘Bomb in Karea

Use Of Atomic Bomb ln Korea Nof Considered  . President Disagrees With Baruch Progasa! Ear Mobilization

Wage, Price, Manpower Curb Shunned   Atomic Bomb Use Not Considered, President Adds

President Says Price and Wage Controls Not Needed But Freeze Bill Loses by Only 1 Vote

Truman Restafes Stand Against Price Controls   Says They’re Not Needed Now; Proposal Defeated by Committee

Answers Proposal By Baruch   Also Tells News Reporters A-Bomb Won't Be Utilized

Truman Sees No Necessity For Controls  President Hopes No All-Out Mobilization Will Be Necessary

STERN CONTROLS AREN'T NEEDED, TRUMAN CLAIMS   President Sees No Price-Woge Emergency Yet—Solons Not Sure

President Says All-Out Controls Not Required Nov   House Committee Beats ‘Freeze’ By Only 1 Vote

Need No Controls Yet, Truman Says   House Group Okehs Limited Home Front Powers for Chief

Truman Wants No Economie Controls Now  President Differs . gh > Rae » eee) Fae , See &   President Differs With Bernard Baruch —Cites Possibility Only in Mobilization

President Talks With Reporters   Says Atomic Bomb Not Considered For Use In Korea

Also Sees No Need Now For U. $. Controls   President Says If Controls Come They Will Come Together In Mobilization

WAY CURBS AT ONE TIME IF NEGESSAR}   No Plans Now to Use A-Bomb in Korean War, He Tells Newsmen.

Truman Sees No Need For Full Control  Will Come Under Order For All-Out Mobilization

—ONE VOTE—. Price-Pay Freeze Bill Nosed Out  TRUMAN STILL CRM ATO AID

Drastic Curbs Are Rejected  Fight For Economic   Fight For Economic “ES peze’ Promised

Controls Ruled Out at Present   President. Hopes to Avoid All-Out Mobilization; Not Considering Use of A-Bomb in Korean War

NO NEED NOW FOR ALL-OUT CONTROLS   President Truman’ Say: They Will Come With Mobilization   AT NEWS CONFERENCE

Truman Stl Sees No Need For Controls   Air Foree to Have 66 Groups By Jan, 19533  ‘Freeze’ Bill Killed

America May Escape All-Out Mobilizing Job  President Hopeful; Ain Atnaw Rawk Va

Truman Not Thinking Of Usina A-Bomb   Tells Newsmen He Still Sees No Need For New Controls

President Again Says Controls Are Not Needed: ‘Freeze’ Bill Beaten

Truman Sees No Need For Price Curb   House Group Approves Most of Control Plan; 1 Vote Unsets ‘Freeze’

House Committe  Ret AL   But Truman Says He Is Against Control Proaram Just Now:

No Necessity Nov For Home Front Curbs, Says HST  President Says Use Of Atomic Bomb Not Considered Now

TRUMAN STATES HOME CONTROLS AREN'T NEEDED   Rigid Measures Ag Suggested By Baruch Would Be Applied Only In Event OF All-Out Mobilization, Says Pyesident.

Truman Says He Sees No Necessity Now For Wage, Price, Labor Curhs

No Need Now For Controls, Truman Says   Price and Wage Ceilings Not Needed Unless Conflict Spreads, Truman _ Tells News Conference.

Near Miss . On Controls   Wage-Price ‘Freeze’: Bill Beaten By 1 Vote; Other Powers Grantéd

President Gives Views On Issues In Press Session   Baruch Plan May Be Offered Anyway

Truman Not Ready For All Out Control   Republicans Will Give House Opportunity To Decide Whether To Back  Baruch’s Program.

President Sees No Need Now fo Pay-Price Lids   Told Newsmen They Would Come Only in Total Mobilization

Truman Repeals There's No Need  Now for Action’:  House Group Okekis. Economic Proposals -

No Controls Needed Now  Truman Says   President Tells Newsmen Views On Baruch Proposal

Truman Says No Need Now  For Freeze   Committee Turns Down Measure By One Vote

’Not Yet? Truman Says on Controls   Would Be Imposed With All-Out Mobilization, He Says: Declares A-Bomb Not Considered in Korea

Truman Sees No Need For Price, Wage Controls      House Committee Turns Down ‘Freeze’ Bill By Only One Vote

President Sees No Present Need For Price Control  Repeats Assurance Of Delay in Moves

All-Out Controls Held Unnecessary  President Says Atom Bombing Not Considered; Refuses Peace Comment

Nearly Opposite Sentiment Seen In House Action  Committee Barely Turns Down Freeze Proposal, 10 to 9; Other Plans Okayed

Truman Doubts Need for Full Controls Now   Says If They Come Would Be Part of Full Mobilization

NO NECESSITY FOR CONTROLS TRUMAN SAYS   President Expresses Hope That All-Out Mobilization Will Not Be Necessary      ANSWER TO BARUCH

President Repeats Price-Wage Controls Not Needed: Freeze Bill Is Turned Down

Wage, Price Clamp Loses by One Vote   House Committee Then O. K.'s Limited  Eeonomic Controls

No Price Control Now—Iruman  President Says Rule Not Yet Required

Truman Repeat: Stand Against Controls Now  Aneware Ra ruch‘te   Answers Baruch’s Recommendations To Congress

Truman Plans No Wage Or Price Controls   Also Says He's Not Planning to Use Atom Bomb on North Koreans

Truman ‘No To All-out © War Effort   President Says There. Is No Need Now For. trols;

Limited Control Voted by House Bank Committee   Will Go All Way if War Gets Beyond Korea. Pledae

VIEW DIFFERS FROM BARUCH PROPOSAL   Wage, Price And Manpower Controls Not Needed   GONGRESS DIVIDED   Jn Suggestion Complete Mobilization Steps Be Taken Immediately

House Vote Shows Like  For Control   Congress Turns Down Price-Wage Freezes  By Only One Vote   NO ATOM BOMB   President Tells Newsmen Use Of Atom Bomb Has Not Been Considered

President Discounts AnyControl   Wage, Price, Manpower Limitations to Come, if They Do, as Part of Mobilization   Steps Are Taken   Traitors, Saboteurs Are to Be Dealt With, He Declares

On Wage, Price, Manpower  Truman Sees No. Necessity Now For U.S. Wa nt

TRUMAN REPEATS, NO NEED NOW FOR STIFF CONTROLS  TELLS REPORTERS NOT CONSIDERING   TELLS REPORTERS NOT CONSIDERING USE OF ATOM BOMB

No Controls To Be Sought At This Time   President Also Says U.S. Is Not Now Planning For Atamie Romhb Use

Hopes All-Out Mobilization Will Not Come   Not Considering Use Of Atom Bomb  In Korea Now

No Immediate Use Of A-Bomb President Says   Tells News Conference . All-Out .Mobilixation — May Nat Be Necessary

TRUMAN SAYS CONTROLS NOT NEEDED NOW.   But Congress Shows Sentiment for Wage -Priéé Freeze, Beating Bill by One Vote.   OK WAR DRAFT OF _ _ PLANTS, MATERIALS   Taft Predicts Rationing. Truman Says Use of A-Bomb Not. Planned; Will Handle Traitors, -- -

House Shows Strong Favor For Controls   Bill To Freeze Prices Misses By One Vote In Committee

Truman: No Price, Pay Curb Need   Sees Resort to Contro Only as Full-Scale Mobilization.

Truman Sees No Necessity For Controls Now   Tells News Conference They May Come Later.

Bank Committee Almost Passes Measure Despite Truman Idea   Not Needed Now, President Says   But Limited Power He’s Asked Passes’ First Congress Hurdle

But, Congress Shows Interes! In ‘Freezes’  Deer eh’c Annarcl   Baruch’s Appeal For Mobilization Arouses Debate

Truman Doesn't See Need For Major Control Situation   If Wage, Price and Manpower Controls Come, Wili be As Part of All-Out Mobilization That May Not Develop

No Immediate Need for New Restrictions      Truman Says Time Not At Hand for Controls On Broad Scale; No  A-Bomb for Korea War

Not Considering Use Of A-Bomb, Tells Conference   President Voices Hope AllOut Mobilization May Be Avoided; Baruch Insists Ym Sweenine Controls

Seeks Repeal Of Movie Tax   Motion Picture Industry Presents Navel Argument ta House Group.

, Bri itons Braced For Continued " Austeri ity After Cripps Quits

Allies Report Red Movement Into No. Korea   Tone Might Indicate Preparations for Final Stand by Commies

Big Red Army Moves South In North Korea   Forces Roll Down From Manchurian Frontie  Araa: act-Gasp Commie Stand Is Indicated

Stocks Soar As. Historic 5-Year Contract Signed   Annual Wage Raises Union Shop, Pension Benefits Approved

G. M. WRITES PACE SETTING NEW CONTRACT   Precedent. - Setting C10 - United ‘Auto Workers Long-Term Contract Seen as Promise of Btahility for Entire National Economy, .

UN Committee Calls For Talks  B y Big Powers   Vishinsky Fails To Get Chinese Red Regime  Recognized

Big Power Peace Talk Endorsed by U.N. Vote   [New Coal Mining Machine Gets Test Nov. 1

Panel Okays Big Powers’  Peace Parley Soviets Make U. N.  Vote Unanimous

IN RARE SHOW OF UNANIMITY, RUSSIA’ APPROVES UN Group Forces Big Nations Into Parley To Solve Disputes Straining Shaky World Peace

) BIG POWERS UNANIMOUSLY INDORSE PLAN      Secretary - General’s Post Still Big Problem for UN Group.

EARLY ACTION DUE SOON ON  PROPOSITION   Big Powers Also Expected To Settle Dispute ‘On Trygve Lie.

Rare Unanimous Vote in U.N. Backs Big Five Peace Talks: First Tuesday

Unanimous Vote Cast In Meeting   Vishinsky’s Attempt To Get Red Chinese Included Is Failure

Reds Again Rebuffed on China Stand   Dulles Warns Against False Rise in Hopes

Russia Votes ‘Aye’ in Rare Assent Show   Political Committee Dkehs Syria-Iraq  ‘Parlev Resolution

Dulles Warns Not To Hope For Too Much   Resolution Calls Fo Peace Meet; Sets Nc Date

World Gets Warning “3 rom Dulles  3 Be...   Advised Not To Let Hopes Get Too High

UN Delegates Approve Peace Talks   Vishinsky Fails to Have Red China Included

UN Endorses Syria Plans On Peace Talk   Vishinsky Attempts to Have Red Regime Listed As One of Big Powers; Votes After Rebuff

Assembly In Approval Of Peace Talks   U.N, Group Endorses " Syria- Iron Resolution Call ing for Big Power Meeting

U.S. TO COMPLETE SHIP AS TRANSPOR’   Superliner, Other Craft To Be Troop Carriers

U.S. Takes Over Four Unfinished Ships To Complete as Large Troop Carriers

$70,000,000 Ship as Troop Transpor!   Work on 48.000-Ton Superliner Is Speeded at Newport News.

U. §. fo Convert. Passenger Vessel   ‘Huge Luxury Ship to: Become Troop Carrier

Luxury Liner, Under Construction,  To Be Turned Out As Troopship

SUPERLINER T0 BE COMPLETED AS TROC?SHI   Conversion of Biggest U. ‘$§ Vessel Shows Speed for War Footing.

Liners to Troop Carriers—  ‘Ship “Action Shows U. s to Stay on a War Footing

Finest Liner To Become  Troop Ship   U.S. Decides to Finish  $78,000,000 Vessel for. War Purposes: in Security Plan. Move

Liners Will Be Used for Troops  U.S. Set to Get on BD nmele, Lane LAs, a

Convert Ship For Military   Huge Superliner For Civilians  ‘Drafted’

‘Expect 400 Iowans in First Draft   First lowans to Be Ready for Duty By First of Sept.

Million Workers Affected By WSB  Recommendation   Valentine Studying Ways To Keep Meat Prices Down But Denies He Plans Controls Now

Wage Board Urges Stabilized Payrolls for Auto Industry   ESA Chief Hints Order Due Soon, Meat Price Action Still Pending

Republican Will Contest Election of Stafe Senator   Napier Charges That St. Louisan Doesn't Live in His District.

Out of 173 Contestants, He Receives 5 Million Fortune   Estate Left by Recluse Is His

WINS 5 MILLIONS IN ESTATE FIGHT   New Yorker Declared Hei:  To Recluse’s Fortune

ir OTHERS LOSE OUT— $5, 000, 000 F ortune Is”  €iven To First Cousin

New Yorker Is Ruled as Sole Heir To $5 Million Estate of Recluse

Have $37,150 in Bag— Question Five About Big Brink's Robbery   New Yorker Gets $5 Million, Sought by 172 Other ‘Heirs’

Truman Reported Ready To Ask Price Controls   President ‘Shocked’ by Mass Reports Of Widespread Hoarding and Profiteerina

Sen. Taft Hit by Tomato During Speech in Ohio  Gov. Lausche Damns Dirty Politics   Gov. Lausche Damns Dirty Politics From Same Platform, But Still Mum

Taft Hit With Tomato; Lausche Raps Vicious Attacks On Candidates

Butte Residen Killed as Auto Hits Bus   Two Companions Seriously Hurt, One Very Critically

Butte Resident Killed as Auto Hits Bus  Two Companions   Two Companions Seriously Hurt, One Very Critically

STATE RENEWS FIGHT AGAINST Ol. COMPANIES  Ten Majors Are Defendants aah

Gang Outbreak Slays Lawyer And Detective   Chicago Police Assign 58 Detectives in Solve PYouble Killing

‘Two Chicago Slayings, N. Y. Police Shakeup Indicate Probe Timely

Lawmakers Shift Emphasis On Coal Legislation   Some Insisting On Seizure Bill

Truman Promises Recommendations For Commis. sion To Study “Sick Industry”; Capehart Calls For Law To Curb Lewis’s Power

Congress Shifts To Coal ‘Illness   Truman Swaps Idea Of Mines Seizure For Study Group

Coal Legislation Emphasis. Shift  Study Commission Urged by President

Emphasis Is Placed On  Commission   President Wants Group To Find Way Fer Lasting Peace

Launch Study For Lasting Peace in Pits   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Study Group For Industry Is Demanded By Congress   Truman Suggestion Approved By Most  Lawmakers At..Once

Coal Emphasis Shifts  To Study Commission   Some Lawmakers Demanding Passage Of Standby Measure Giving Government Right To Step In

Lawmen To Stud) Plans For Peace InMine Industry  Lawmakers Demand Standby Measures In Future Crisis

Congressmen Shift Their Attention To Coal Industry Study Commission

“They Were Magnificent ..  Weary Yanks Fight Wild Battle to Hold a Peak

German Army Plot Revealed   Top Officers Build To Reaain Territories

100 Officers Plotting New Wehrmacht   ‘Lodge’ Planning To Regain Lost German Lerritory

a7 YW UGE wena a ESS Sn ee oe  Fiohth Army, Tenth Corps Linked Only Throuch CHO

Senators Probe RFC Fund Loan To Florida Firm  Wealthy Director Friend of Official PAZ § 2 J*.. A...

RFC Examiner Questioned By Sen. Fulbright   Loan Made To Florida Concern Despite Recommendations

Deranged Uncle Held As Killer  Wife Of Jockey, 28, Shot In Pasadena

Doc’s Surprised, Pa’s Flabbergasted  Mother ‘Kinda Tickled,  Disgusted’ About Quads

‘KINDA TICKLED’   Quadruplets Born To Alabamian; Mother And Girls Are Doing Fine

Finns Feed War Goods To Russia  Being Drawn Into Red Economic Orbit

FEPC Is Killed By Senate Vote   Commission Vetoed B: Southern Demos

SENATORS KILL FEPC CHANCES FOR THIS YEAR   Old South Rallys 33 Votes To Block Gag Rule On Debate

FEPC Killed As Gag Fails   Senate Dixiecrat-GOP Bloc Reats Down Cloture

Gen. Arnoid’s Body Enroute To Arlinaton      Mortal. Remains of tian No. 1 Airman of World Wax Ii. Flown to Washington

Ordinance Is Being Prepared   City Officials Move Against All-Night Parking of Autos On City Streets

City Officials Move Against All-Night Parking of Autos On City Streets

FUGITIVE SOUGHT BY FBI otIZED   LEE DOWNS. WANTED IN 816, oo BURGLARY, AND WIFE ARRESTED.

‘Badly Wanted ‘Man Is Captured   Was Living In Super.  Fancy House Trailer

‘DESTRUCTION’ SEEN OF N. KOREAN ARMY   MacArthur Quoted as Predicting Reds Will Be Smashed Before Reaching 38th Parallel.

Twenty-Eight Killed, Two Injured As ‘Barqain Rate’ Plane Crashes

18 Die in London Airplane Crash   Two Survive Wreck in Fog on Runway

Guerrillas Plan ‘Push’ In Spring   Voice Of America To Aid Resistence Movement Soon

‘Half-Million Dollars W orth Of Government Purchasing Orders Carried Ott By Mistake

Zanesville, O.. Is Shocked By Sex Orgies  20 Young People,  Mostly Teen-Agers, An Veceeeedeed

Ohio Officials Shocked By Stories OfSex Orgies Among Young People

American Troops  Reach War Front   25-Minute Air Raid Greets Yanks;  Enemy Breakthrouch ‘Not Serious’

Marines Uraered io rroni by U.S. Defense & MacArthur  Washington (AP) The Defense department today ordered Mariries and Marine air units from Camp Pendleton and El Torro, Calif., to report to Gen. MacArthur in Japan.  This action was in response to a request from MacArthur for additional combat manpower to support the American action in South Korea.  The spokesman wouldn‘t say how manu AAnvinne caeara hater aicnmtrlhasl.

Invaders ‘Lie Low’ To Wait Advance Under Cover Of Darkness   1 ‘1st Ground Units to Arrive at Fighting Area Get Baptism of Fire by Mistake From Strafing Australian Airplanes

Invaders Forced To Limit Attaeks   American Infantry Get Taste Of Battle

Northern Forces Continue Steady Move Southward   Red Forces May Hit American Troops If Advance Continues   Communist Invaders Slow Armored Advance As Bombers Begin Attack

Invaders Likely To Move Again When Night Falls   Yanks Wreck Red Tanks

Communists Likely To Begin Moving Again at Nightfall   US Troops May Make First Contact With Northern Invaders

Reds’ Advance Slows In Face Of Air Onslaught —   American Bombers, Fighters Spray Gunfire On Forward North Forces; Han Breached

Infantry Sent To Areas Of Breakthroughs   Tank Columns Of Invaders Far Into Southern Sector —

INVADER SLOWED BY U.S. PLANES   First Contact of Americans With North Korean Ground Forces May Come Tonight, Tokyo Believes.

‘Daylight Pounding by U. S. Bombers Reported; New Red Surge May Reach Amer : ican Lines Tonight.   SEVEN TANKS ARE WRECKED BY FIGHTERS

Communist Advance Slowed by Attacks Of American Planes      U.S. Troops Get Their Initial Taste Of War as Positions Are Strafed by Seven Unidentified Enemy Raiders

Gen. Juin Arrives in. Indo-China   Chinese Reds Reported to Have  Se ee “te.J..

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rmLHTIiNng: CRON;T  Pict ae

Arms Secret  Leaks Hinted   Officers at Closed Trial of Sergeant

SOLONS, AWARE OF WAR FEAR. EXTEND DRAF'   Senate-House Conferees Vot Act for Year Becouse of Korean Situation

Conferees Vote To Extend Draft Law For Year   Act Because of Tense Korean Situation; Await Ratification

Reach Draft Law Accord   House, Senate Work Quickly In Light Of Korean War

Year Extension Of Draft Voted By Conferees   _ Truman Could Call Guard, Reservists To Active Duty

Decide _ To Extend Draft Act   House-Sertate Group Also Agrees to Give President ‘Right to  ' Call Guava. Reservog

Action Will Also Permit Calling Guard, Reserves   Joint Conferees Reach Quick Agreement to Ditch All Restrictions

Act To Extend Draft Powers Gets Approval   Conferees Agree On Measure Following Korean Red Attack

Vote Extension Of President's Power fo Draff   Action of Conferees Must be Retified By Both Houses

Conferees Vote Year Extension 0f The Draft Law   Agreement Now Goe: To Both Chambers For Final Action

Congress Unit Votes ‘Truman DraftPower   President Also Gets Right To Orde Reserves, Guard To Active Duty

Extension Of Draft Is Voted   Senate-House Groups Vote A One-Year Bill To Extend Draft Law

Congress to Extend Draft Bill One Year  Fast Compromise Reached by House

Senate-House Conferees Vote Year's Draft Extension   Continuation of Presidents’ Powers Linked With Tense Korean Situation

Committee For Extension Of Draft Power   Quick Agreement ls Reached By Congressmen

EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW IS DECIDED UPON   Senate - House Conferees Reach Agreement Which Must Be Ratified By Both Chambers   JUNKS RESTRICTIONS

DRAFT POWER EXTENDED YEAR   Would Empower President To Call Out Guard And Reserves

Senate-House Conferees Reach Quick Acreement On Exiension of Draft Act

TRUMAN DRAFT POWER VOTED   Year's Extension of Exist: ing Authority Favored By Joint Committee.

One-Year Draft Extension Voted   Bill Would Give President Power To Call Reserves

  Year's Extension of Draft, Power For President: Is Given Approval

President Given Draft Authority  Conferees Approve Year's Extension

Truman s Powel To Draft Men ls Extended   Senate-House Group Acts Because of Korean Situation

TRUMAN'S DRAFT POWERS EXTENDED   Congress Unit Agrees To Give Power To Call Men _ To Immediate Duty.

SPEED ACTION ON NEW DRAFT BILL   COMMITTEE AGREES TO BROADER POWERS FOR THE PRESIDENT

Conferees Okay Draft-Extension   Tense Situation In Korea Moves Senate House Group To Act

Senate-House Group OK’s Draft   Quick Agreement Gives President Wide Powers

Draft Extension Voted by Group   Would Empower President to Call Guard, Reserves for Active Duty

Senate-House Conferees Vote Draft Extension   Empowers Truman To Call Upon Guard, Reserves

Extend Draft For One Year   Senate-House Conferees i Accord on Power fo Pres. Truman. —

Year More For Drait   Conference Group Quickly Agrees To Show Unity

ONE-YEAR DRAFT BILL 1S VOTEB   Senate And House Conferees Agree On Mensure Because Of Korean Crisis,

Disaster Faces  All U. S. Forces   Truman and Attlee Plan Return if Korea Is Evacuated

Truman, Attlee Pledge Return to Korea if UN Armies Are Forced Out

Letter To Girls Is Being Recorded   Korean Soldier’s Message Is Sold

 British War Minister Called ‘Pro-Red’  Defense Chiefs May Bypass Strachey On Top War Secrets

WAR MINISTE STORM CENTER   British Premier Will Be Questioned On Record Of ’ Official As Communists’ Friend.

Attlee Due  For Queries   Rumors Say Strachey To Be Denied Trust

Attlee May Face Probe Involving Military Secrets   Questioning Will Revolve on Report Opposing Strachey to Have Access to Data

Lie Says China Crisis Must Be Settled, Start Made ToEnd Cold War

NK. KOREA SAID PUTTING OUT PEACE FEELERS   Crossing. of 38th Parallel Up for  * Debate — Communist China Advances Plan for Ending North Korean Resistance,

ON-KOREA DRAWS NEAR   Undivided Nation — ts Objective  Of Western Powers

Hint MacArthur Authorized To Cross Parallel  U.N. General Assembhy   U.N. General Assembly Near Korea Showdown; Peace Feelers Renoried

U. S. Leaders Study Aspects Of Emergency   Cut Non-Military Expense, Chamber Says; Korean Aid Probed

U.S. Leaders. Study Aspects Of Emergency   Cut Non-Military © : Expense, Chamber ‘Says ~“Worean Aid Probed 

Russians Announce Sharp ‘Cut In East Germany’s _ Wat Reparation Payment:

JOINS ED ARN'S STAFF  Stewart Neelin te Direct Primar; ry phiekty

Stallings Gets 3-Year Sentence   Is Convicted Of Obtaining False Loans On Cars

Weather   Memories of Hectic ‘20s Stirred by New Crimes  Former Members of Capone Gang Quizzed in Killings

TWO KILLINGS SPUR PROBE OF CHICAGO CRIME   SEEK TESTIMONY OF 12 FORMER MEMBERS OF AL CAPONE GANG

Slayings Spur Senators’ Probe ‘Of Chicago Crime   Hunt Former Members of Capone Gang

Police Search For Hoodlums. Thev Vanish   Notorious Gangsters Souzht bv Senators

Gangland Slaying Of Investigators Speeds Up Probe  Chicago's Crime   Chicago's Crime Inquiry Spurred By Two Murders

2 Killings Spur Chicago Probe Of Underworld   Ham Capone's Henchmen ; As Witnesses Following   Qutbreak Of Gang Guns

SPUR CHICAGO CRIME PROBE      'Gang-Style Slaying c¢ Two Investigators Speeds Action

Hit at State ‘Testimony   Defense Questions Witness’s Statement That Jones Was Drunk On Night of: Accident

HITS DRUNK CLAIM   Casey Jones Manslaughter Trial Hears Defense  Stand

Whooping Cranes Whoop It Up as First of Kind Is Born in Captivity

Whooping Crane Watchers Whoop Too  RARE CHICK POPS OUT OF ITS SHEL

Flood Sectors  Lashed by Spring Storm   Snow, Cold Add to Suffering of Homeless in N. D.

Fisherman’s Drowning in Fort Peck Lake Brings State Holiday Death Toll to Two

Democrats May Bolt Platform On Two Issues   Brannan Farm Plan And Medical Program Are Dodged By Candidates.

Some Demos Bolt on 2  ‘Of Truman’s Prime Issues   Some Candidates Uneasy Over All-out Campaign To Make 2 Plans Top Issues

Gen. Walker's Body Returned  Plane at Pittsburgh On Way To Arlington

Bigger FBI Is Needed  —Hoover   Soys Subversives Getting Trickier; Warns Against Suppression in U. S.

Hoover Needs More Manpower To Combat Spies   FBI Chief Asserts Trickier Subversives Makina Job Harder

Hoover Asks Congress To Hike Staff   Stealth And Deceit Increasing, Bureau Chief Reports

Local Forecast   Hoover Asks FBI Inerease For Security   More Men Needed To Fight Subversives, He Tells Congress

Hooyer Asks More Aid in ‘Hunt for Reds   FBI Chief Tells Congress That Subversives Are Prov. ing Hard to Catch

Withdrawal Of Chinese Troops To Be Demanded  U.S. To Seek Action By U.N. Assembly On Korea Situation

STURGIS DIES; LEADING  AWYER HERI   Rites Will Be Held f Residence Tomorrow Afternoon

Censor Frastrated pa canta A Mf lian  Race Equality Invades South via TV

SENATORS CALL ON JOHNSON 10 GIVE MILITARY REPORT   Foreign Relations Group Wants Status Of Preparedness At Home And Abroad   ALSO SEEK INFORMATION ABOUT FUTURE SPENDING

Johnson Asked To Give Review Of Preparedness   Senate Committee Seeks Conference With Defense Chief

READINESS REPORT ASKED OF JOHNSON   SENATE GROUP REQUESTS WAR PREPAREDNFSS STATE. MENT FROM SECRETARY.

Why Not Use the A-Bomb? ©  There Are Moral. Military Reasons in Korea

Why Not The Atom Bomb? ‘U.S. Saves Its Sunday Punch As Stratecic Weapon

Serlously Weakene North Korean Invasion Army Striving Des. perately to Mount Perhans Its Last Offensive on Three Fronts.

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rf  rt ww KK x «x x * 15,000 MAY ATTEND EVENT STARTING AT 1 P.M.  It's Derby Day Today!

 ‘Conspiracy To Stir Up Mob Violence’ ‘Klan Grand Dragon Artested In Quiz On Slaying Of Cop

Grand Dragon Jailed During Horry County  Investigation   Accused Policeman Slayer Released; Probe Continues

Dragon Of Klan Locked In Jail  Plot To Stir Up Mob Violence Charged

Klan ‘Leader Ts Jailed   Charged With Intent To Stir Mob Violence After Riot in Carolina

Truman Delays  Death of Draft   Conferees Shape Battle On Law's Extension

ABOUT 4TH OF WAY   Contributions for Commun: ity Chest Campaign Total $5,126.25

Hoover Group Hits Sharply At Senators   Gites. Unwillingness To Act On Postmastership Appointments Measure

Hope Holds Out For Surviving Alabama Quads   Two Tiny Girls Die At Eufaula, But Others Expected To Live

New Denteld Evidence In   Matthews Admits CNO Renewal Signed; Delivered by Mistake

NAVY DOCUMENT ‘NOT OFFICIAL’   Denfeld Wasn't Appointed, Matthews Testifies

U.N. Forces Are Falling Back In N. Korea Area   Large Enemy Column: Driving Southward  Halt Rescue Efforts

UN Forces . Falling Back In Korea   More Than 50,000 Red Troops in Huge Counter-Offensives

Yanks Rescue Abandoned As Reds Advance   Americans and Allies Forced To Withdraw As Much As 50 Miles

UN Forces” Falling. Bacl In Korea.    _ More Than 50,000) Red Troaps in Huge ” Counter-Offensives

Communists Open New  Offensive   2 U.S. Battalions Are Surrounded

Mass Desertions by China Reds Reported by Formosa   Retusal of Commie Troops to Go Into Manchuria le Claim of Nationalicte

Mass Production Could Reduce Cost To $600, He Asserts As He Unveils It

Yanks Cause Reds To Shift Attacks  Communist Forces Trying   Communist Forces Tryin; to Cut Thru Trap Are “Cut in Half”   MacArthur Reports Enemy Gains But Fail to Break Thru Lines

Thrust Through Kumhwa Route ls Turned Back   3 Enemy Divisions Slashed; Blow Is in Pohang-Kigye Area

North Korean Offensive Shifted From Taegu Area   Gains Of A Few Miles Are Made By Enemy; But South Koreans Hold Fast To Lines

Red Force Cut in Half, Reports Say   Foe Launches New Assault On East Coast

Yank Planes Hit Hard at Assault North of Kigye, Aid S. Koreans   Communists Pull Back Near Taegu: May Be Idle 10 Days

RED FORCES SHIFT ATTACK T0 EAST COAST AFTER FAILING IN KIMHWA CORRIDOR DRIVE

So. Koreans Give Ground: Yankees Win   Enemy Building Strong Forces For Pusan Push

Danger to Vital Base Called Over   UN Forces Hold, Counterattack for 2nd Day at Chongne

Big Enemy Force Battered, Ceases Atfacks on Taegu  Americans,Allies Hold Main Lines  Dacnitea Suraec

Reds Shift Assault to East Coast   Make Some Advances; Taegu Called Safe For Time Being.

Invaders Ripped Apart In Bloody Kumhwa Sector  Enemy Shifts Attack After Sustaining   Enemy Shifts Attack After Sustaining Severe Mauling In Road To Taeau

Reds Shift Drive To East Coast, Gain Some Ground Against ROKs; Taegu Threat Temporarily Eased

Reds Shift Attack To East Coast   Communist Forces At Kumhwa Were Sliced In Half; Threat To Taeou Has Passed

Make Some Gains But Fail to Crack U.5., Allied Lines   3 Red Divisions Mauled; Taegu Safe for Present

Red Divisions Sent Reeling onTaeguFront   Invaders Advance Against So. Koreen Units in Pohang Area

REDS PUSH BACK SOUTH KOREANS ON EAST COAST   American Planes Help Ch eck Commies In New Drive Near Chongno; Reds Suffer Heavy Losses In Kumhwa Corridor.

Korean Reds Shift Attack To East Coast  American Aircraft Strike in Force At Red Assault

Foe Making  New Drive on South Front   South Korean Line Bends But Remains Unbroken As Communists Advance Seant Tuo Miles

Shirley, On Honeymoon With Second Husband, To Give Up Film Career

Corn Allotment for County Cut to 95.99 Acres   More Than 20 Per Cent Cul Over Last Year's Planting

Corn Allotment  Drops County to 95.990 Acres  More than 20 Per Cent Cut Over Last

lowa Bankers Pick Sidney Banker to Head Association  Warned Governmen: May Impose More Control Measures

Guthrie Center Man V. P. Of  lowa Bankers   G. M. Barnett Elected; Group Told to Look For More Controls

Many Homes Destroyed In Eruption Of Mauna Loa Volcano In Hawaiian Island

ALOA POURS LAVA INTO OCEAN   Fifteen Homes Destroyed, Two Persons Missing in Eruption of Great Hawaiian Volcano.

Flee Homes As Voleano Spews Lava   ‘Report Two Missing and 60 Homes Destroyed on _ Southwest Hawaii Island

BLOWS TOP          Two Persons Missing in Eraption of Hawail'y Mighty Voleano — Five Homew and a Catholic Church Destroyed.

Two Missing AsMaunaloa Erupts Again   Hawaiian Volcano Pours River of Lava 20 Miles t¢ Ocean in Lotest Outbreak

Red-Hot Lava Pouring from Mauna Loa Destroys  15 Homes   TWO PERSONS MISSINC   About 60 Families Were Driven from Their   Residences

Hawaii's Mauna Loa Erupts; 2 Missing, 15 Homes Gone   Famed Volcano Pours Flaming Lava Stream 20 Miles Long Into Sea: Smoke, Ashes Climb 30.000 Feet Into Air; Homes, One Church Destroyed

Hawaiian Volcano in Eruption  At Least Two Missing, 15 Homes Enaulfed

HAWAII VOLCANO ERUPTS; 2. MISSING   15 Homes Destroyed As Lava From Mauna Loa Flows 20 Miles

LAVASHOOTS OUT VOLCANO   Families Flee Homes In Scutheast Hawaii As Mauna Loa Erupts.

15 Homes, Church Destroyed By Hot River Of Lava   Telephone Poles Burned Down, Disrupting Communications; 60 Families Flee Danger Area

Hawaii Volcano Erupts Violently  Two Feared Killed In Surge of Lava

Two Missing As Lava Flows From Volcano   15 Homes Smashed By Molten Stream fn Southern Hawaii

Two Missing, 15 Homes Destroyec By Volcano Lava  “Mauna Loa Erupts, Pours Out. Mile-Wide..  “Chena 1M Malan: bo

Big Volcano Takes 2 Lives, Destroys Homes  Red-Hot Lava Cuts   Red-Hot Lava Cuts Communications With Hawaiian Island In Maior Eruption

Two Missing As Volcano Pours Lava   Homes Destroyed As Volcano In Honolulu Erupts; School Demolished

—VOLCANO DESTROYS HOMESTwo Missing As River Of Lava Hits Villages -

Voleano Spews Red-Hot Lava For 20 Miles   2 Persons Miss ing, 15 Homes Destroyed By Eruption In Hawaii

BIG VOLCANO. IN HAWAII AGAIN ACTIVE   ~ Evacuate Families Near The Scene  ALE Utaland Ecuntian

Couple Missing As Lava Stream Ravages Hawaii  Mauna Loa Erupts   Mauna Loa Erupts Sending Molten Stream to Coast

Two Missing As Voleano Pours Lava  Homes Destroyed As Volcano In Honolulu Erupts; Gksxnld Pramalichad

HAWAII VOLCANO ERUPTS, SENDS LAVAINTO SEA   TWO MISSING AND 15 HOMES DESTROYED IN MAUNA LOA ERUPTION

TWO MISSING IN HAWAII AS HUGE VOLCANO ROARS   Mauna Loo Spews River of Love 20. Miles to Ocean; 15 Homes Destroyed

Mile-Wide River of Red-Hot Lava Pours From Hawaiian Volcano, Destroying at Least 15 Homes

CONRAD DEATH PROBERS WAIT TEST RESULTS   Toxicologists Seek Arsenic In Organs of Dead Woman

SEES MAN DRAGGED FROM CAR, SHOT, RETURNED TO CAR THAT ROARC AWAY. RUT PEAD THIC CTADY

ana pases Car’ But No o Views  {After Staging of Two Lurid ‘Murders’

Kelly Shoots Into Lead in Michigan Race   Former Governor Has Slim Margin of 579 Votes in Latest Gubernatoria! Count

FIGHTING Gls WOULD BEEXEMPT  =—s_—  Senate Group Favors Boost In Personal Income Tax Rate

$3 Billion Income Tax Increase,  To Help Pay for War, Is Approved

Al County 4-H ‘Party Planned  \   Clara Luther Choser As Sew) weed see downed:

Crowning of King and Queen Highlight 4-H Club Week Ceremonies in Anson

Birth Data Is Big Factor In Fixing Order For Draft Call   Names Not To Be Drawn From Fish Bow] As In Past But Taken According To Birth Date, National Headquarters Advises.

Draft Calls Must Be Met By Sept. 30   Speedup Ordered; How System Works

Birth Date Is Big Factor In Present Draft   Boards Instructed To Fill Quotes Up To 20,000

No Numbers From Fishbowls—  Birthday Is Most Important Factor In Present Call For 20.000 Draftees

Lausche Defers Visit to Flood Area Pending Outcome of RFC Aid Requests

West West Ponders Puzzle of Russ Tactics: Blunders or Cunning Maneuvers?

Graham And Smith Speak’. . . . Candidates Favor Balancing Budget

‘Flying Wing’ Destroyed at Muroc by Fire   Two Die as Bird Wrecks Helicopter Near Camp Hood

P-51 Crashes Snack Bar   15 Hurt as Plane Rams Building-at Las Vegas Airfield

[Plane Rams Restaurant in  Vegas; 17 Hurt   Fighter Craft Goes Out o! Control; Injured are Air Personnel

Republican lre Stirred By Acheson   Secretary's Defense o Hiss Brings Threat To Oppose Funds.

Acheson Will Stick With Hiss   Secretory of State's Defense of Guilty Official Arouses GOP Senators

GOP Senators Angered by Acheson Defense of Hiss, Threaten to Curtail Fundc

GOP Senators Demand Congressional Probe of Hiss Government Influence

Acheson Stirs GOP Wrath by  Hiss Defense   Senators Threaten State Department Fonds Holdup

Heavy Winds Lash 5 Southern States  Damage High; Two Hurt Near Natchez

WINDSTORMS RIP SOUTHERN STATES   THIRTY TEANAS FATM HOMES WRECKED — TREES IPROOTED. BARNS RAZED,

Teller Prevents Robbery of Bank   Ex-Serviceman Who Knows Hand Grenades Recognizes Imitation in Hands of Robber

GOP Anti-Red Bill Sponsors Offer Debate   Offer To Drop: Tag On Controts Bill Ht They Can Cet Demo Pledge

ANTI-RED BILL TRUCE OFFERED   Republicans Willin g. Ta Drop Amendment If Demberais Will Bring Up Measure-Later

Republitans Agree To Drop Anti-Red Rider 'In Exchange  For Pledge From Democrats:

Sponsors Drop Anti-Red Bill For Time Being  Democratic Leaders Promise Action On Measure Later

Controls Bill  Compromi ise  Plan Offered   GOP Sponsors of Red Curb Will Withdraw It For Dem Pledge

Ask Compromise On Subversives  Senate GOP Sponsors Offer a Proposal

Leaders Offer To Drop Their Efforts ‘To Hook Red Curbs To Economic Bill!

Compromise May Defer Anti-Red Bill Until Later   Demos Pledge Action on Security Measure After Controls

GOP Senators Seek Debate On  Communist Curbs   Offer To Drop Attempt To Tie Bill To Demo Mobilization Measure

Voted Operatic Soprano Writes a ‘Whodunit; She Says ‘It's Murder!’

HOUSE DEBATES FUNDING BILI   Takes Up $29,000,000, 000 Measure After Easter Vacation

Major League Baseball Game Presses Solons   Committee Leader Hopes To Complete One of 11 Titles

Debate Planned On Money Bill  House Will Resume Appropriation Talks

Missouri  Starts Own  Gambling sInquirv   Authorities Act Swittl) Following Federal Grand Jury’s Report; $34 Million Dollar Gambling Empire Alleged.

Federal Jury Bares Wide Rackets in Kansas City   Said To Total $34,000,000 Year: Missouri Moves For State Probe

MISSOURI ACTS TO HALT CRIME      Local Grand -Sury Probe Into Conditions Is Planned

Missouri Begins Probe of Rich Gambling Empire   Federal Jury Acts; County Jury Convenes May 8 for Long Study

County Grand Jury to Probe KC Gambling Ring That Ran $34,000,000 Midwest Empire

Authorities Will Probe Kansas City Gambling Empire Bared By Jury

Kansas City Gambling ProbeBegun   Move Comes After Investigation Into  Midwestern Ring

State Authorities Plan Criminal Investigation  Of Grand Jury Charges   Federal Government To Be Asked For Evidence And Transcript Of Proceedings Used In Making Report

Federal Jury Stirs Kansas City Inquiry   County Grand Jury Will Probe Asserted $34 Million ‘Take’ by Underworld Rackets

Kansas To Open Probe On Charaé Of Federal Jury  Seven-Months Study Brings Vast Gambling Buataa a A bdbamdh ame

Officials Vow Full Probe Of Gangland   Missouri Vaunches Action to Rid State of Network

Missouri Starts Gambling Probe   Special Grand Jury To Be Called To Check Qn Federal Renarts of Bia Gambling Rina

CHEST DRIVE SHORT   $22,575.80 Reported Is $6.365 Short of Budeet Total

Wounded War Veteran Will Be One Of Channel Challengers in 1950 ..

A4Brothers Held InRobbery Here  Virginians Charged In’Cut Rate* Case

33 Dead In Accidents Over Ohio   Four-Day Holiday Traffic Toll Is 18; Drownings Total Six

‘Towa GI Tells How He Survived — Two Red Shootings, Three Death Marches

YANK SURVIVES 3 DEATH MARCHES   Lives Through Twa Red Shootings —Weight Drops From 5 tu 150 Pounds.

CHANCE BULLET KILLS BALL FAN   Detectives Investigate Mystery Shot Fired Inte Polo Grounds Stand.

Death At The Ball Game Mysterious Bullet Kills Spectator At Polo Grounds

BULLET KILLS BASEBALL FAN   FORMER BRADDOCK FIGHT MANAGER DIES IN NY POLO GROUNDS

Baseball Fan Shot at Game   Stray Bullet Kills’ Former Fight Manager—Boy of  14 Under Arrest.

Baseball Fan Shot To Death In Polo Grounds   Police Question 14-year-old Boy In Strange Case

New York Police Baffled By Mysterious [Shooting of Fan In Polo Grounds Stands

Bullet Kills Baseball Fan   Negro Boy Questionec About Fatal Shooting

Mystery Bullet Kills Man at Polo Grounds   Victim Responsible for Launching Braddock on Boxing Career

Bullet Kills Fan At Baseball Game  * * * * * * * * * * * *   Necro Youth Quizzed By Police After Mysterious Shooting

Police Question 14-Year-Old Boy Maeeninntnie enibeounedilnmrine tise SCL!  Mystery Bullet Kills Fan at Polo Grounds

SPECTATOR AT GAME KILLED   Instantly Killed As Bullet Strikes Him At Baseball Game

BULLET KILLS BASEBALL FAN IN GRANDSTAND   Man in Crowd of 40,000 Struck Down at Polo Grounds.

Spectator Killed By Stray Bullet   Is Struck In Temple While Watching Ball  Game From His Seat

Baseball Fan Shot Dead in Polo Grounds Stands; 14.Year-Old Boy Is Held

U.S. Threatens Price Ceilings on -Aufos    Cantral Chiefs Hold Conference at Capital With Monutfocturere

Pricé Ceilings on Cars Hinted   Federal Chiefs, Auto Officials in Conference

Jarold Shepherd, 16, Helena High School Student, Is Victim of Drowning in Lake Near Kalispell

Gis Seize Ingenious Conveyor System That Supplied Red Korean Troops

North Koreans Used a Huge Conveyor to Take Food, Ammunition Across Mountain

Charges U.S. Models Policy After Hitler   Vishinsky Assails Truman Only Hours Before U. N. Speech

Administration Is Expected to Ignore Orders   Republicans Favor Taking Contempt Action

Showdown on Revealing FBI  Secrets Seen   Top Truman Aides Giver  Subpoenas to Bring Files

GOP WANTS TO CITE TRUMAN FOR CONTEMPT   Little Chance Senate Will Heed Demand Arising Over Loyaltv File Disnute.

Republicans Urge Citing  Of Truman   Legal Showdown Looms In Probe Of State Dept.

Senate Seeths With Dissention Against Loyalty Files Policy   Want High Court To Rule If Executive Has Power To Defy Congress On Vital Matter.

Warmer Readings on Weather Menu  Light Snow Blanket * Adds te lee Dancer

Warmer Readings on Weather Menu  Light Snow Blanket Adds to Ice Danger ©

Belgians Sold Weapons  to Red China  Charges Are Made in Issue of

8th Army and 10th Corps Struggle To Break Out  of Traps   PYONGYANG MAY FALL   Multitudinous Hosts Keep Surging Down From Manchurian Border

Torch applied to Former Red Capital — Eighth Army and Tenth Corps struggling io Break Out   of Traps.

Report Tobin May Replace Bill Boyle   Boston Herald Says Present Democratic Chairman May Resign Because of Health

The Weather  NORTR CAROLINA-—Partly  clowd and mild fanieht and Treedtic      it Appears It Can’t Be Helped ....  U.S. Useful War (,oods Go To Reds

Administration Looks To House To  Kill Senate Ban On Some Foreisn Aid

Look For Kull In House on  Curb For Aid   Cannon Declares An Amendment Brings Confusion

British Election Drives Begin With Labor Party Under Fire By Churchill

Brifish Parties Take Off Glove: In Vote Fight   Vast Gains Made, Says Attlee, But Churchill Condemns

Churchill, Attlee Trade Verbal Blows  Tory Chief Charges Labor Party With Deliberate Lying

————  RESCUE WORKERS TOIL BY TORCHLIGHT TO FIND  BODIES WITH IN DEBRIS

Half Ancient Inca Capital ls Destroyed  Other Towns Als:   Other Towns Alsc Suffer Big Losses In Disturbance

Coal Strike May Cost Demo Votes  Ellender Assails Truman Handling

Handling of Coal Strike Will Cost Democrats Votes   Ellender Says Truman Waited Too Long to Act

Prestige Lost By Democrats  Senator Claims Coal Muddle Cost Votes

Says Democrats Will Lose Votes   Ellender Points To Truman Handling Of Strike As Cause

Strike’ May Cost Democrats Votes   Delay in Coal Action To Be Costly in Fall, Senator Ellender Says

TRUMAN DELAY TO COST VOTES   Waited Too Long in Coal Strike, Ellender Says

British Socialist Tax 41 on 49f Cigarettes   Averages $19.60 a Week

Nation Wamed Of Increase in lax On Profits  Boost In General Tax To Come Later,  Reve  arielatar

Higher Taxes Coming Soor   Nation Put On Notice De. spite Victory In Korean War

Corporation Profit Tax ; On Listing   George Forecasts  General Tax Bill Da Ss Bbw: A cae

TAX INCREASE IS PROMISED   Victory In Korea Will Not  Alter Issue, Senator  Declares

FIRST CALL ON PRODUCTION 10 ARMED FORCES   Mandatory Priority Sys tem Outlined By  Government

Defense Orders Must Be Given Priority Over Civilian Work  Under New Setun

Military Granted Plant Priority   U.S. Agency Directs Industry To Fill Defense Orders First

Mandatory Priority System Gives Armed Forces First Call On Nation's Production

ARMED FORCES WILL GET FIRST PRIORITY OK‘   Order: Ratings Passed On Down Line To Sub-Contractors

Industry Told Or ders First :   NPA Proclaims’DO* “Priorities. System for - Defense’ Dept., AEC; Backed by Penalties

DEFENSE ORDERS GIVEN PRIORIT)   NATION'S ARMED FORCES GET FIRST CALL ON iNDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION.

[Armed Forces Get First Call OnU. S. Output   Priority System Affecting All Plants In Effect Today

Defense Gets Top Priority On Production   Order, Effective Now, To Put Civilian Work Aside if Seen Needed

Priority Set for U.S.  Armed Forces  NPA Regulation Goes Into Effect Tuesday

Priorities On Defense Work  Civilian Production May Be Set Aside

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12—(INS). Louis A. Johnson quit as secretary of defense today and President Truman immediately named Gen, George C. Marshall to succeed him.

TOURIST BAN ON BULGARIA LATEST MOVE   Britain Turns Down Hungary Legation Cut Request

Bulgaria Sealed Off fo Private American Travel   62 Yanks Already There Can Stay, but Cannot Go Back

Hunt Ex-Teacher in Gem Swindle   Detroit Man Works a $175,000 Hoax

Italian Troops Quash Uprising by 10,000 Red:   Bloody Fighting Rips City of  San Severo

Troops Wrest City From lfalian Reds   Fifteen Reported Injured in Pitched Battle for Town

POLICE SUBDUE REDS IN ITALY   Troops Regain Control O Town From Mob

Army in Control After Battle in Puglia District  BPaticeaman Twa Childran Killad    Policeman, Two Children Killed In Street Fight at San Severo

TROOPS FIGHT ITALIAN MOB FOR 6 HOURS   Army and Police Quell South Italy Rebellion by 10,000 Commies.

National Guard Uniis Being Called   Non-Divisiona! Elements Affected

Fairfield Mother, 77, Has Son Home At Last   Patient, Arthritis-Crippled Woman Fought 20 Years for a Pardon

U.S. To Start Shipping Arms ~ To Europeans   French ‘ Aircraft Carrier To Pick. Up: Fighters And Bombers »: ©

U.S. May Help Arm W. German Police  Connally Terms Decision ‘Possible’

Keen Korea Follows Kremlin War Pattern, But Stalin Acts Innocent

: “Nobody Here But Just Us North Koreans,” Stalin Tells ‘ The World: But Equipment Must Be Coming From Russians

UP Editor Says Russians Up To Neck In Korean War But Who Can Prove Ii

INSIDE READING   Accused Tells Belton Court,  Shot Mason   Case Nearing Jury; Gunman Hunt Pushed

Plane Output Boosted   Three Women Picket Eisenhower, Protest Arming Of Germany

WELLSBORO PTA HONORS TEACHER HERE 30 YEARS   Mrs. Nettie Balfour Wil liams Lauded in Poem; Bi County Educator Addres. ses Meeting

CIVIC CLUB PLAN BIG PROGRAM AT PARTY ON OCT. 26 Michigan Man Is Speaker, Quartet From LaSalle Ara Featured

‘MARTIN COMPANY'S "INCOME IS $2,395,663   Profit For Nine Months Of Year Equivalent To $2.20 A Share Of Stock

Taft Fires Broadside at CIO-PAC in Buckeye State Hanley Says Dem Charges Are New Low in Political Smear:

POLITICAL FIRES FLAME FIERCELY   ‘Taft Denounces Move Toward - Socialistic State—New York Stews Over Hanley Letter.

Taft Claims  New Regime  Being Sought Says Labor Seeks To Defeat Some  Congressmen

Taft Claims He's Target of Move   Charges CIO Political Group Waging Campais Against His Reelection

New New York ‘And Ohio Hot-Beds Of Wild Charges Made By Both Major Parties

Democratic Party Idle, Taft Asserts   Opposition Comes From Washington, Oh     ate Sone:

Socialist Drive Charged By Taft   Gey. Dewey Target in Letter Incident

Taft Declares He Is Target Of Labor Move   Democrats Seek To Make Capital Of Hanley’s Letter

Taft Sees Plot To Install British Type Of Government With Self As Target

Taft Is ‘Target’ of Labor Move.   Democrats ‘Cash in’ on Hanley’s Letter

Taft Declares He’s Target Of Planners Of Socialism;  Democrats Accuse Hanley

Allied Planes Continue Round. the-Clook . Hitting of Enemy Columns Attempting to Mass for Anticipated All-Out Drive.

Life Term Sought For  Physician   Jury Pays Visit To Room Where Woman Died

GROUP WOULD RECLASSIFY \CBAYTON TEACHERS’ PAY 4-FS FOR LIMITED DUTY’ TIED TO LIVING COSTS

France And Germany Argue Over Saar  Future Of Rich Coal Area Cause Of Naw Diennuta

France Wants Lease On Saar  Future Of Coal-Rich Reich Region Argued

Highest Court Backs Federal Claim To Area   Louisiana Also Is Loser; Texas Vote le Divided. 4-3

Court Upholds Federal Right Té T idelands   Louisiana, Texas. Lose Control Over Areas Rich in Oil Deposit:

LOUISIANA LOSE CASE   Federal Government Wins Suit for Multimiltion Dollar Coastal Oil. in Supreme Court. “   DECISION IS LIKE CALIFORNIA CASE   National Interest in Three« Mile Zone of Gulf. as: Great as in Pacific, Says Douglas. .

U.S. Wins Tideland Oil Cases   Texas And Louisiana Rights Belong To U. S. Government, Is Court Verdict

RUSSIAN PEOPLE EXPECT ATTACK      Repatriated German Pri. soners Say Propaganda Is Believed

Russians Expect US to Attack Soo, Prisoners Renert   People Sold a Serious Bill Of Goods By Proparandists

COOL WITH SHOWERS   Weather Forecast Calls For Little Change in Kansas

CHRYSLER REFUSES  TO INCREASE WAGES   Turns Down Union Offer to Drop Pension Demand and Take 10-Cent Hourly Boost.

Would Drop Pension Demand for Ten Cent Increase in Wages   Walter Reuther Says Chrysler Corporation Flatly Rejects Offer

CHINESE RED! LOSE IN U.N BY ONE VOTE   Security Council To Hold 500th Session Today

Red China Slips By OneUN Vote   Security Council Has 500th Parley

Miss Paight Is Freed in  ‘Mercy’ Case  Girl Who Killed Cancerous Father Sobs After Verdict

Carol Paight l'reed in Merey ’ e a  .  Slaying Case   Jury of All Parents Reaches Verdict After Deliberating 5 Hours

Carol Paight Acquitted In Mercy Slaying  Sobbingly Thanks Jury For Freedom

Jury Acquits Carol Paight As Insane at Time She Killed Cancer Ailing Father

College Girl Acquitted In ‘Mercy Killing’ Of Cancer Riddled Policeman Father

UIRL WHO KILLED CANCER-STRICKEN FATHER SET FREE   Carol Ann Paight, 21, Collapses as She Is Pronounced Not Guilty in Mercy Slaying.   JURY OUT 4 HOURS AND 51 MINUTES   Crowd Cheers Verdict Despite   Stern Warning by Judge   John Cornell Against Any Demonstration.

Shot-Father As He Lay in Agony from Advanced: Cancer   Jury of Parents Out Four Hours to Agree on Acaquittal

Carol Ann Weep At Her Acquittal  Girl Who Shot Her Sick Father Freed

Plea of Temporary Insanity Accepted By Jury in Shooting Of Cancer Patient

Correspondent in Korea Yearns for Carrier Pigeons and Motor Scooter

AT THE FRONT   CARRIER PIGEONS, SCOOTER  :   MIGHT SPEED WAR COVERAG!

Getting the News Out of Korea Was Big Headache to Foreign War Correspondents

Flood Battle Is Being Waged At  Vincennes, Ind.   Frantic Efforts Under Way To Increase Height Of Flood Wall   CINCINNATI IS WATCHING OHIO

President Flies Pacific Hoping To Resolve War   Meeting with MacArthur Now Believed To Be On Wake Island

$8,709 IS REPORTED RAISED FOR RED CROSS   Goal Is $11,500—Solicitors Urged By Chairman To Turn In Their Reports

Truman Not Pressing F or  U. M. T. Now   Would Hamper Vital Korea Legislation in Congress, He’ Fears, But Backs Princinle

Fair and Cool   Truman Rules Out UMT Law as Controversial   President Won't Press for Passage; Sees Congress Fight

Washington Lawyer Murdered In Nassat   Nude, Beaten Body: Fount "In Well; Negro Being Sauaht

Murdered Woman Is Found in. Wel!   Bahamas Agog Ove Death of Attorney

38-Year-Old Washingto: * Resident Found Nude In Nassau Well   BICYCLIST BEING SOUGHT BY POLICE

Washington Woman Is Beaten, Drowned In  Well On Nassau Island   Bahamian Natives Shaken By Tragedy Which Recalls Sir Harry Oakes’ Murder In 1943: Police Seek Negro Waiter

Smith Silent On Any Action Against Sherif   Purdome Was Hit By Kefauver For Lax Enforcement

 Interviewed on Senate Probe  Governor Undecided on Action Aaainst Jackson County Sheriff

No Current Plans for Ouster Action Against Purdome   Smith Says He Hasn't Read News Accounts of Criticism of Sheriff.

Governor Not Commit Self   Declines to Say If Action is Planned As to Sheriff

Boy Trapped in Hole Near School   Men Work for Hour To Release Lad

Report Little Progress Made  In Baker Talks  Switchmen Postpone Strike, Will Parley

Report from Behind Bamboo Curtain Commies Without Funds To Join Western Bloc

Senator Martin Uraes President To Use Controls   GOP Leader Sees Need For Speedy Enactment

Senator Marlin Asks Wage-Price Controls   Senate-House Conference Committee Still Deadlocked Over Issue

Martin Urges Wages-Prices Controls Now   ‘Across The Board’ Curbs Asked To Halt Threat Of Inflation

'Senate-House Deadlocked On Giving Truman Free Hand on Prices and Waves

Invoking of Full Controls Is Urged By GOP Senator   Martin Speaks with Conferees Who Are Deadlocked on Issue

Blanket Controls On Wages, Prices Urged By Martin   Conference Group Still Deadlocked

Martin ‘Pleads for ‘Controls   Wants Them Invoked “Clear Across the Board” in U. S.

SOLONS DEADLOCKED“ON PLAN  GOP Leader Urges HST To Use Full Controlsi#f Bill Okayed ..°

lowa Girl Can Laugh at ‘Spy’ Charges Now  mee Demwalannm CAs. awd WL

Commanders Try To Stop Fighting Of Indonesians   Federal Troops, U.S. Soldiers in Bloody Strife at Macassar

Rioting Breaks Out Again In Indonesia   Rebels Wage Bloody Battle With Dutch Troops In Macassor

First Snow and Winter Weuther Strikes Kansas   Lower Temperatures Will Come Tonight ‘With Clear Skies; Normal Next Weel

SNOW FOR KANSAS   Temperatures Thruout the State Hovering Near Freezing Mark

M‘Carthy May Expose Files  Senator Says He'll Reveal Lattimore Data

Parts of Files to Be Released   McCarthy to Give ‘Pertinent’ Facts

SEA abst 10 UOTE FILES ‘LATIIMORE. CASE   Promises To Expose “Delib erate Fraud By State . Henertmeni’

Reach Accord In Hard Coal Peace Parley   Taft Denounces Truman's Handling Of Soft Coal Row

Hard Coal Operators, Lewis, Agree  Terms Similar To So  Coal Contract Aon CrbeorithaldA Ta

Contract Along Same Line As One By Seft Coal Men   They Will Start to Dig ’ Five Days a Week At Once

Agreement Is Similar to That For Soft Coal   Anthracite Diggers Ordered Back on Five-Day Week Immediately; Taft Scores Truman Handling of Strike.

LEWIS, HARD COAL OWNERS REACH TERMS   New Pact To Restore Five Day Week For Anthracite Field

HARD COAL WAGE DISPUTE SETTLED   OPERATORS AND LEWIS GET TOGETHER — LATTER ORDERS 5-DAY WEER.

Pact Reached On Hard Coal   Agreement. Similar: Te Terms OF Soft Coal  “Decieian o--

Lewis And Anthracite Operators Get Together On Contract Agreement   Sen. Taft Denounces Truman Handling Soft Coal Strike; Tells Senate President Encouraged Open Defiance Of Law

Lewis Orders Men to Resume  Five-Day Week   Contract Signing Set For Tuesday; Taft Assails Truman Action

Steel, Soap, Newsprint Hearings Set   House Subcommittee Includes DuPont on Investigation List

Truman Ok’s Broad Quiz of ‘Monopolies   House Inquiry Into Steel, Others Set To Stort March 15

PROBE SLATE ON MONOPOLIES   Inquiry Wins Approval Of Pres. Truman

Take 10 Cras! Survivors Off Mountainside   Paratroopers Meet Ground Party; Start Flying Out Rescued Men bv Helicopter

Crash Victims - Taken to Safety   Series of SOS Signals Hastens Search For 44 Missing Aboard Plane

LARGE ATOMIC PROGRAM  Commission Reports That Project Has Team of 9,200

Byrnes Assured Of Governorship   Thurmond Defeat Blow To Dixiecrats

UALAHOMA HOLDS RUN-OFF TUESDAY   DEMOCRATIC NOMINFES FOR SENATE, HOUSE AND GOVFRNOR TO BFE CHOSEN.

Monroney-Thomas Nip - Tuck Battle Heads Run-Off Finale   Murray-Coe Battle for Governor Nomination Sizzling In Closing Stage; Two Congressional Run-Otf Races

Senate Race Holds Primary Attention  Runoff on Tuesday Largely Centers _ On Outcome of Contest Between Mike ~ Monroney and Senator Elmer Thomas

Little Hope Held For Plane  Missing With 44 Passengers   Dozens Of Ships From U. 8, And Canada Search 750 Miles Of Air Routes Hoping To Find American Transport Lost In Mountainous Canada Wilds

Dozens of Planes Hunt Missing C-54   Check Report Of Ranger Who Spotted Craft

Paratroopers Ready To Go To Wreckage  U. S. Aircraft With 44 Aboard I net Three Davs

Spreads Out In Far North   Plane With 44 Abserd Missing in Rugged Yukea, Northern B.G. Areas

Belief Held That C-54, With 44 Aboard, Could Not Have Avoided Disastrous Crash.     PILOTS SCAN 750 MILES OF WILDERNESS   Trained Paratroopers Stand by Ready to Jump to Spot Where Craft May Be Found.

Over 40 Ships Seek Crash Signs  44 Aboard Transpor   44 Aboard Transport Lost In Wilderness Of Northern Yukon

AERIAL SEARCH CONTINUED FOR MISSING PLANE   40 Aircraft Screen Frigid Yukon Area for C-54 with 44 Persons Aboard

Check Ranger's Story On Lost Air Force C-54   Reported Sighting Plane And Hearing Thud; 44 On Craft;  Paratrann<e Randied

150-Mile Ares Searched for Missing C-54   Dozens of Planes Join Intensive Hunt

Little Hope Held For Lost Airplane   Army C-54 with 44 Passengers Is Believed to Be Down in Northland

44 REPORTED ABOARD CRAFT IN FAR NORTH   Air Force Ship Was On Way To U.S. From Alaska

Largest Scale Far North Search ‘On for Missina Plane Carrvina 44

GREATEST AIR SEARCH BEING PRESSED FOR LOST TRANSPORT   Doxens of Planes Scour Wilderness For Lost Craft With 44 Persons Aboard

Armada Seans Frozen Wilds For Lost C-54   [Largest Search in North Seeks Missing Craft With 44 Aboard

Lost Airplane Sought By Many Pilots .   Huge Air Armada Enters Into Wide Hunt In North

LEWIS FACING THREAT OF THO COURT ORDERS   Federal Judge Slated to Sign Injunction for NLRB—Truman to Act Monday.  FLASH! .

Yanks Destroy Seventeen Jets   15 Mig-15s Listed as Probably Felled

U. S. Draft Will Begin; Reds Hurl Fresh Troops      Korean Fight Seen A: Long, Costly Struggle   Munitions Board Set To Act If War Comes—Plants Ready

GROUP NAMED TO DRAFT BY-LAWS  New Step Taken To Get Traffic Commission Into Operation Here

PREACHER GOES ON TRIAL TODAY IN MORALS CASE   Charged With Statutory Rape of 14 Year Old Girl in  Congregation.

Domestic Iron Ore Supplies Dwindling  Steal Industry Urged te Look to Foreign Raw Materiel Sources

Supplies Of Ore Near Depletion, Committee Told   Material Sources Elsewhere May Be Needed, Is Report

Interior Secretary Warns Of Depleting Iron Supply   Chapman Says Steel Industry Must Look fo Foreign Raw Material Sources if Output is To Keep Apace With National Growth

Steel Output Drop Predicted in U. S.   Secretary of Literior Says Industry Must Seek Fereion Materials

Warns Domestic Ore Stocks Are Near Depletion  Daccihility OF   Possibility Of Restricted Steel Production Seen By Sec. Chapman

U.S. lron Ore Supplies Are Dwindling, Chapman Tells Judiciary Inquirers

Restricted Steel Output Is Foreseen   Domestic Iron Ore Nearing Depletion, Sec. Chapman Says

Steel Needs Competition,  Says Chapman   Interior Secretary Says Nation Needs New England Mill

Accidents Kill 12 Over State For Weekend   Three Die In One Crash; Three Drown In Separate Mishaps

COPS HOLD BABIES AS MOTHERS VOTE   CARTS AND RICKSHAS USED TO TRANSPORT BRITONS TO THE POLLS.

MATTOON MAN SAYS HE KILLED 2 IN MICHIGAN   Michigan Officers to Question Suspect in Jail at Centralia.

MT. V. WATER CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT   Company Asks for 30 Pct. Temporary Increase Here; City Reply: Made 5 Pct. Last Year.

IOWA STATE FAIR STARTS NEXT WEEK   OPENING DAY ON FRIDAY WILL  BE FREE TO ALL CHILDREN

Boy Safe After Hitching a Ride on Airliner Tail   Clothing Is Ripped to Pieces in Freezing Air; He's Jailed

Youth Realizes Dream of His Life-Hitches Ride on Tail of Airliner

BOY HITCHES — RIDE ON TAIL OF AIRLINER   Mexican Lands In Jail For Endangering Lives of 24 Aboard. °

Air-Minded Mexican Farm Boy Winds Up In Jail After Hitching Hour’s Ride On Airliner’s Tail

Charges Of Laxness Supported By Return Of Far East Diplomat   Senator Says State Department’s Action Proves Wisdom Of Checking Each Case.

U.N. Urged To Crush Aggression   Told Russia Will Pull More Crimes In Asia Unles Halted

LONGER HITCHES NEEDED enna nm  Draft Of Veterans Due, Hershey Tells Consress

Vet Drafting Ban May Fall   Hershey Indicates Call to Meet Quotas

Drafting Of Vets Seen Necessary   Hershey Hints Of Asking Congress To Change Law

: i  HIKE IN U.S. IS PREDICTED   Extension of Aid Is _ Favored by Leaders of Both Major Parties

Unemployed Benefits Said To Be Boosted   Extension To More People Also Seen By U. S. Senators

Upped Social Security Bill Is Predicted  No Guess Made On New Scope

Leading Senate Officials Predict Social Security Pay, Coverage Increase   Finance Committee’s Head Democrat And GOP Members Decline To Forecast Size Of Benefits Or Border Coverage Scope

Senators See Benefit Boost   Social Security Increases Forecast for 1950

Increase Expected In Social Security  Congress To Open Hearing Tuesday

‘Hearings to Start Tuesday  (eater Social Secu Renefits Predicted mm Conovess This Year

Soviets Press Drive to Boost Power at Sea   Jane's Report of Red Plan for Fleet of 1000 Subs Recalled

SEEKS TO EQUAL LAND STRENGTH  Russia Sets Up Navy Minisiry In Drive To Build Sea Power

Separate Navy Ministry Set Up By Soviets   Russ ‘To Build Up Naval Power Equal To Land Strength

Separate Naval Dept. Created   Soviet Pushes Campaign to Match Her Strenath en Land: Plan [000 Submarines

Soviets Set Up Navy’ Ministry  Sebi Part Of Plan : Fo-Build Sea Power

Russia Takes Steps To Strengthen Navy   Order Divorces Sea Power From Rest of Armed Forces

Soviet Form: Independent Naval Office  Seeks to Match  Military Might Of Land Force

Navy Component Would Be Equal To Land Strength  Agency Independent Of Rest Of Armed Forces, Radio Says;

RUSSIA SETS UP NEW NAVY DEPT.   Move Believed Latest Ir Expansion Effort

Russia Admits Forming Of New Navy Ministry   Separate Ministry Created In Plan To Boost Sea Power To Match Soviet’s Land Strength

Western Powers Startled by Moscow Radio Announcement; Growing Size Of Fleet Given as Reason for Action

Air Power Cheers  Formosa Chinese  Hopes Also Raised By U. S.-Red Friction

Air Arm Power Has Unexpected Help For Chinese  Nationalists’ Hope  in Formosa Defense; Cook hinee ME VIC Atl

Chinese Nationalists ‘Courting on ‘Air Force New ULS.-Red Friction”

U.S. Puts Ban On Shipments   Critical Materials Barred From Reds

SENATE PROBERS ) CALL OFF SESSION   iState Department Loyalty  Bites “Not Ready”

Girl, 7, Critically Injured in Crash  ’ Suffers Mangled Leg As Her Bike Hits Car

SOUTHS ARMY IS UNABLE TO RESIST TANKS   Only One Soft Spot Along Line; Elsewhere Defenders Hold Back Invaders.

TANKS AGH OUTSKIRTS OF CAPITAL CITY   South Korean Soldiers Armed Only With Rifles Can't Halt Invaders.

American Mission In Korea Begins Burning Its Secret Documents; Plans Made To Evacuate Women Members   CIVIL WAR TAKES TURN FOR WORSE

Southern Korea Capital Is Moved 90 Miles South   Northern Koreans Sweep Rapidly South Against Feeble Resistance

Cc laim Maragon  Receiv ed $1268 « As Firm's Agent   Conipany In Trouble With  Agriculture Dept. At  Time, Witnesses Swear

Payment for Aic Told by Witness  Secret Documents Slow Maraqgon Case

Business Deat Listed at Trial   Maragon Paid $1,268 by Firm, Testimony

Testifies Maragon Got $1,268 For Representing Molasses Firm   Defense Says $500 Of Total Was Contribution To Democratic Party

Witnesses Tell About Maragon Getting Money  Represented Allied Molasses Company

Tell Payments To Maragon In Molasses Case   Defense Claims Part of Cash Was a Hidden Gift To Missouri Democrat:

Maragon Defense Suggests Payment: Questioned Campaian Coniribulions

NATION’S ECONOMY STUDIED ptt Antone  10 Pet. Civilian Goods  Slash Seen Coming Soon

10 Percent. — Cut Seen in Civilian Goods   . Autos, Radios, TV -Sets to Bé Hit Hard hv War Orders

PRODUCTION TO BE SLASHED —   Government, Plans ta Mobilize Nation’s Economy for War Pro. gram — Controls to be Started This Weel-end.

Predict 10 Percent Cut In Civilian Production Of Cais, Appliances

Senate Group To Be Headed By Kefauver   GOP Makes Charge : of Political Cover Up

Of President Due Monday   George Hints Senate May Act On Excise Levy, Ignoring House

ORIVE LAUNCHED FOR QUICK SLASH IN EXCISE TAXES   Congress Threatens to Whittle Levies Before It Acts ‘on Truman’s One fe Package Plan.   SEN, GEORGE SAYS CUT MAY GO DEEP   Fear Voiced Early Redtiction  Might Be Followed by Shelving of President’s Recommendations.

Excise Tax Slash May Get Quick Action in Senate   Upper House May Be Compelled” to Act Before Lower Body Decides on Truman Plan

Tax-Slash Drive Seen as Threat To Truman Plan   Bid Aims at ‘Quickie Excise Levies Reduction

Excise Levy Slash Looms As Congress  Grows Eager   Senate May Not Wait For Single Package Asked By President

QUICK ACTION BY SENATE ON EXCISE LOOMS   Steps May Be Taken With. out Waiting On Truman's Tax Program

‘Quickie’ Slash In Excise Levies Seen In Capitol  George Says sarete Be Compelle: May Be Immediately

‘Quickie’ Tax Cut Threatens Truman Plan   Senate May Slash Excise  Before House Acts : On Proposals

SENATE SET FOR QUICK SLASH OF EXCISE TAXES   Solons Say Demand May Compel Action Ahead of Truman Program

Quick Tax Cut Drive Opened By Senator  Slash. Ahead of Der Blan Mav G~

Flames Sweep Goodyear Firm In Kansas City   Fire Still Burns 21 Hours After It Gained Headway

Body of Gl Tortured and Slain by Captors Is Found at Prison Camp

Another Atrocity- Gi'S BATTERED BODY FOUND IN SHALLOW GRAVE   Had Been Tortured Before Being Killed by Reds

12 Million under List by Williams   Expect 20 Million State Deficit; Actual Cut About 14 Million

Fiscal Year's Shortage Down To $20,000,000  Floor Fight Coming On U. Of M. Fund

$72,600,000 UNDER REQUEST OF GOVERNOR   Recommendations From Gov. Williams Are  Swept Agide

GOP Unveils State Budget   Slash $72 Million Off Williams? Request

Lee Pressman Admits He Was In Commie Grour  Committee Will Quiz Ex-CiIO Leader Today

EX-NEW DEALER WAS COMMUNIST   Lee Pressman Admit: Membership While Serv ing Government

Former Link To Reds Told  By Pressman   Ex-Official of C. 1. O. Admits Membership In ‘Communist Group’ While U. S. Lawver

Ex-New Dealer Admits Former  Red Affiliation   Lee Pressman, CIO Boss Was Communist While With Government

Tie to Reds Is Admitted  By Pressman   Ex-Lawyer Denies Hiss Belonged to ‘Group’ In Farly 305

Denies That Hiss Belonged to Cell   Ex-ClO, New Deal Man Tells ‘34-35 Tie

State Dept. Official Tells Senate Probe He Gave Background Dota to Amerasia

Says Service Gave Jaffe War Secrets   State Department Official Denies Knowledae of Act

SERVICE GAVE AWAY SECRET DATA, HE SAYS   Witness Claims Military Information Was Pass ed On To Jaffe   FAR EASTERN EXPERT DENIES ACCUSATION

Military Secrets Passed On   Service Charged At Hearing With Hiding Amerasica Editor

Wife Gets Divorce; Didn't Like Husband’s Friend Seeing Her Bathe

Proposal Made To Teach U.S.  About Business      Sawyer Asks U.S. Chamber To Join im Effort   For Caniialism

New York Cotton   Two Churches to Show Film Depicting ~onflict of Christianity, Communism

LIVES LOST IN ACCIDENTS ON LAKE ERIE   Captain of Craft, Which Sank Two anda Half Miles from Lorain, Is Believed Drowned — Speedboats Collide Near Edgewater Yucht Club,

“MERCY OLAYING? CASE GIVEN JURY   CONVICTION OF HAROLD MOHR ON ANY ONE OF THREE COUNTS POSSIBLE,

Jury Studies Evidence In Mercy Slaying State Demands Life Sentence  ee ae ee

Union Leaders Urge Truman to Seize Railroads   Progress Made Toward Settling Packard Strike

Paper Says Army Hunts Short Cut   Chinese Penetrate Over 50 Miles Into Burmese Territory

President May Get Tax Action By Week End  10% Withholding   10% Withholding On Corporations’ Dividends Approved

Lawmakers Rust Tax Bill Draft; Approval Looms  New Estimate Adds 5 Billions To Sum Expected For U. S.

Total Take Revised Upward To $5,000,000,000  Conference Work on New  Tax Bill Almost Complete

Joint Committee Polishes Details For Upward Revision of Tax Legislation

Conferees Speed Work On Tax Bill   Withholding Tax On Dividends Gets Approval

NEW TAX BILL ABOUT READY   Senate - House Committee Polishing Details Of Measure

QUICK APPROVAL OF HIGHER LEVY SEEMS CERTAIN   Congress Expected To Adopt New Measure And Send It To Truman Before End Of Week.

Tax Hike Bill Revision !s Now Nearly Finished   Withholding Levy To Be Applied to Stock Dividends

Tax Increase ~ Plan ‘Polished’  Committee.Is Revising Upward Revenue Tota

$5 Billion  Annual Hike In Revenue  Quick Approval . By Congress Seen

Add Final Touches To New Tax’ Bill   Quick Senate And House Approval Expected

Early Morning Bulletins   One Killed, Eight Injured in Bolivian Riot

3 Demands of Miners Said To Be Illegal   Second Action By Court Looms In Day Or Two

Judge Prepared to Sign Injunction Ordering Lewis To Drop ‘TUeqal’ Demands

Judge Ready To Sign An Injunction  Against J. L.   Lewis and UMW Are Expected To Appeal Immediately ; Real Showdown To Be Soon

NLRB Move Wont Halt UMW Strike   Truman Prepares Second Injunction  As Supplies Fall

Order to Take Effect at Once When Prepared   Measure to Be in Force Until UMW Drops ‘Illegal’ Wants

Three Demands Of UMW Ruled regal by Judge.  . wi tt Or rder Stil ke Ended  Until

Must Resume Work Until Union Drops “Illegal” Demands   Effective Immediately, Order Requires Men To Work Full Time Or Drop Faulty Demands.

Injunction to Take Effect Immediately   Federal Judge Richmond N. Keech Will Direct John L. Lewis And UMW To Drop Several “‘Illeqal’ Contract Demands.

Injunction Aimed At Halting Unfair Strike Demands   Showdown Seen During Weekend

Mine Chieftain Told to Drop» Illegal Demands   Denham Upheld in Charges Aqainst Union

Federal Judge Expected To. Order Miners  Back To Work   Contract. Asked By... Lewis Is Considered... T-H Law Violation: Can Appeal Injunction

COURT ORDER EXPECTED TODAY IN COAL DISPUTE   Would Order Miner: To Return to Pits On Full Produetion

Showdown is Expected This Weekend   Truman To Seek T-H Law Iniunction

The Weather   Lewis Demands Called ‘Illegal’   Judge’s Action Probably Will Not Affect Strike: Real Showdown Due When Truman Invokes T-H Clause

Miners.May Be Foreed. Back  by Injunction   Truman Expected to Ask Back_to-Work Order

Judge Prepares To Order Lewis To Call Off Strike   ‘NLRB Attacks Miners  Contract Demands

NLRB Attorneys Are Preparing Decree for Federal Court’s Signature.

Actual Court Order Expected To Be Ready For Judge’s Signature This Afternoon; Union Could Appeal Injunction To Appeals Court      COAL STOCKPILES LOWEST IN 27 YEARS

Federal Injunction Won't Halt Lewis’ Coal Strike   T-H Action From Truman Only Way to Put Miners to Work

Vinson, Kennemer To Attend Meeting   Municipal Congress Slated December 4th

Nated Republican Chosen After Plea To Court by Alleged Dr. Fuchs’ Associate

Able Attorney lo Defend Gold  Landon’s Campaign Director Selected

Man Who Mapped Landon Campaign Will Defend Gold   J, D. Hamilton Is Appointe: Counsel For Admitted Red Atom Spy Ring Agent

John Hamilton Appointed to ‘Defend Gold    Man Who Directed Landon's Campaign Chosen by Court to Take Case of Accused Courier for Russians.

Alf Landon’s Campaign Chief Named Counsel In Spy Case  Hamilton Agrees Tol Defend Gold, Who Asked Lawyer Without Leftist Leanings

Hamilton Named Gol’s Attorney   Defends Man Accused of Reing Russ Courier

Draft Chief Hints He'll Ask Truman to Curb Deferments   Hershey Proposes Only Fathers in 19-25 Age Group Be Exempted

Nephew Shown With Captured Guerrilla   Mrs. Kibler Hears from Soldier in Korea.

Dulles Offers Strong Peace Plan To UN   American Delegate Leads Proposal Before Group

UN Group Studies U.S.-Backed Plan   Political Committee Tackles Second Stage Of Peace Program

UN GET-STRONG PLAN REVISED   ‘Dulles To Present A New Version To Assembly  Committee Today

UN Digs Into Second Stage Of Peace Program   Political Committee Begins Discussion Of Amercan-Backed Plan; Accuse Russ Of Stalling

New U. 5. Plan For Strong U. N Up for Debate   Dulles Offers Revised Draft Of West Proposal

U.N. To Discuss American Proposa   Dulles To Present Revised Seven-Nation Plan

UN Will Tackle Point Discussion Of 7 Nation Plan   Council Can Be Called By 7 Member Vote, Assembly Majority

Court Demands Union Records  Cena Amat Weems   State Anti-Trust Violation Charged

UMW Ordered To Supply Records   Ohio Court Wants Record Of Meetings; Damage Suit Raine Tried.

PRR Passenger Train Derailed   Four Crewmen and 12 Passengers Injured, But None Seriously

Cannon Set To Fight Any Restoration  of Budget Cut   House Is Now Consideriiig 1951 $29,045,000,000 Spending Bill

Tokyo ‘March’ Flops; So Does Reds’ Strike   Communists’ Failure in Japan as Complete As in Berlin; Eight Attackers of American Soldiers are Convicted

Jap Police Ban Demonstrations,  ‘March On Tokyo   Eight Japanese Draw Long Prison Terms For Attacking American Occupation Soldier:

beh otest Fizzles  Tokyo March, General Walkout F all Flat In Japan: Eight Convicted

General Strike in Japan Also Is Complete Fizzle   Reds Refuse to Mix with Police Alerted for Any Trouble

General Strike Called By Reds Is Also Failure   Eight Japanese Who Attacked U. S. Soldiers Sentenced To Prison

Japanese Red Demonstration Is Big Flop  Police Ban on Mass Meetings Outdoors Ruins ‘March’

Police Block Gathering In Tokyo Park   Government Power May Add Votes In Election Tomorrow

Red Strike Is A Flop    Threatened ‘March On Tokyo’ Also Fails To Develop Today

Commie March On Tokyo Seen Complete Flop   Failure Complete As Re Threat In Berlin Last Month.

Red Plans For General Strike Also Backfire   Retaliation for Arrests of Japs Attacking Gls Is Big Flop

WEATHER   General Strike Also Fizzles Qut To Nothing   Speakers Carefully Avoid Anti-American Theme; No Violence

Communist ‘March On Tokyo’ Proves Flov: Eicht Demonstrators Convicted

Japanese Reds’ Protest Match Falls On Face   Sought to Raise Clamor Over Japs Tried For Attacking American Soldiers

Reds’ ‘March on Tokyo Is a Flop  General Strike for  ATl Janan: Fizzles---

Communist March Flops In Tokyo   General Strike Also Complete Failure;  Eight Who Attacked Americans Sentenced

Demonstration By Tokyo Reds Fizzles Out   Communist Parade, General Strike Is Flop as Police Ban Mass Public Rallies

Jap Reds’ Big Rally Is Failure   Communists Balk At Tackling Police Alerted For Trouble

Alert Police Scare Off Riot Threat   American Military Court Convicts ‘All 8 Accused

‘March on Tokyo’ A Complete Flop   Communist-Called General Strike for Japan a  out   ‘NO SHOW OF VIOLENCE   Police Pulled the Rug Ou From Under Plans of Reds

Protest Strike Also Fails  Jap Communist Show Flops As Police Prohibit Marches

Jap Police Ban Mass Demonstration   Eight Nips Who Attacked U.S. Soldiers Sentenced

JAP COMMUNIST PLAN TO STRIKE AND ‘RIOT FAILS   ‘March On Tokyo’ And Mass Demon. strations Preventec By Police— Assail. ants Of American Soldiers Are Con:  victed,

Jap Communist ‘Demonstration Fails Dismally   Japanese Police Foil Communists’ Rally By Banning Mass Meets

~NO CLASHES — Trial Goes On; 8 Are Convicted   BAN ON CROWDS TS EFFECTIVE

Red-Sponsored Tokyo Mareh, Arms Report   8 Japanese Who Attacked U.S. Soldiers Found Guilty

Japans Red Tokyo March  Proves Flop   Strike Threat Vanishes After Police Alert

COMMUNIST MARCH ON TOKYO FLOPS   Japanese Police Block Uprising, General Strike Fails

Tokyo March, General Strike Fails In Japan   Reds Flop On Huge > Show Strength; Eight Japs Convicted By U.S

GENERAL STRIKE PLAN FIZZLES, TOO   American Military Court Metes Out Long Terms To Eight Who Beat Gls  }

Red March on Tokyo Is a Flop   General Strike Set Same Time Fizzles

JAPANESE RED “te FIZZLES.   Threatened Gene Général Strike Fails Attackers. of Séldiers Convicted

Communists’ Tokyo March Fizzles Out  Police Ban Mass Meetings; Eight Japs Convicted At Trial

Reds’ Protest Strike Flops In Japan   No Violence Reported by Japanese Police; 8 Japs Sentenced for Beating of U. S. Soldiers.

Tokyo Reds’ Demonstration Proves Flop   Commies Unwilling To Take On Police In General Strike

RED MARCH ON TOKYO IS FLOP TODAY   Communists Refuse to Tackle Japanese Police Alerted for Trouble in Anti-Yank Protest.   . GENERAL STRIKE ALSO A FAILURE   Eight Japs Who Attacked Americans on Memorial Day Convicted; Get Long Prison Terms.

Red Protest Is Big Flop; 8 Convicted  March And Strike Fall To Develon

STRIKE PLANS ALSO FALL THROUGH   Threat Fizzles As Commies Refuse To Tackle Police   BIG BLOWOUT   Scheduled In Retaliation Against Occupation; Eight Imprisoned

Japanese Red March,  Strike Fail   Protests Planned Over Eight Found Guilty of Attacking Yanks

Protest by Jap Reds Flop as 8 ‘Draw Prison Terms   Convicted and Jailed for Attack On U. S. Soldiers

Strategy of Reds In Japan Called A Complete Flop   “March on Tokyo” Was Set As Protest on  Trial; 8 Are Convicted

Strike For All Japan Also Fails   Had Been Set As Protest to Trial  Of Eight Japs Who Attacked Yanks

Japanese Communist March On Tokyo and General Strike Both Are Failures  Court Convicts Eight Men Who _ Attacked American Soldiers

‘Communist Drive On Tokyo Melts’ Into Shuffle   Few Workers Head Strike Call in Retaliation For Red Arrests

Reds Refuse to  Tackle Officials   Convict Eight Who Attacked American Sol. diers in Demonstration Against Occupatioz

Germans Who Work with Western Powers Warned By Commie Parliament

g..10. Sec €, tOuUrs.,  EAST GERMAN LEADERS ACT  ‘amu Law Promises Deatt To All Germans Aiding Allies

East Germany’s Parliament Threatens Death To Those Joining West Europe Army

Red. Parliament of East Germany Threatens Death to All Who Aid West German Military Plans

SOVIET-CONTROLLED EAST REICH PROCLAIMS DEATH PENALTY. FOR ALLIED AIn

Police-Bookie Scandal Hits Climax   N. Y. Commissioner Resigns and Shakeup Expected

N.Y. Police Chief O’Brien Resigns In $5,000,000 Protection Scandal

Weather Aids Plane Attacks  U.N. Pilots Pound Enemy In Kor Metny Teonles He.

New Slashes In Appropriations Urged By Solon Rep. Tober op faposes  Cuts Of T Three we

Rep. Taber Asks Balanced Budget Support In House  avernmen Without Cut To Be Over $4 Billion

Republicans Seek Additional Slash In Omnibus Bill      Would Lop Of at Least 2 to 3 Billions, and Call Upon Members  Jeo Apsist

Rep. Taber Seeks Help In Drive To Slash Federal Spending Bill; Committee Head Defends Measure

Asks Bigger Budget Cut   GOP Rep. Taber Would Slash $2 to $3 Billion Off $29 Billion Bill

Would Slice Off Billions... . New Cut Proposed For Federal Costs

FOR ‘BALANCED BUDGET’  Taber Urges 2-3 Billion Cut in Appropriation Bill

New Cuts  In Spending Proposed   Billions Slash In Omnibus Bill To Cut U. S. Deficit Urged

Rep. Taber Calls for New Cut In Single Package Finance Bill: Looks fo Balanced Budget

Taber Fights For New Cuts In Big Budaes   Top Republican Member Seeks to Slash Added  Two or Three Billions . Off U. S. Appropriations

Group Agrees Countries Must Tighten Defenses  Conference's Opening Day Overshadowed by  ~ Franco-German Plan

Cabinet Quits In Greek Rift Over Politie:   Army Heads Also Resign; Move Seen to Form New Party

Greek Crisis Brings Resignation of Cabinet Members   King Will Ask Speaker Of Parliament to Form New Government

Greek Cabinet And Top War Leaders Quit   Parliament's Speaker - Designated Premier;  Papagos, Victor in  Civil Conflict. Out

Draws March Term Jurors    Jury to Be Called March 8; Sheriff Draws Out Names

Caught In lowa: Dragnet   Admit Thefts And Chase In Local District

NAB PAIR WHO FLUDED POSSE   Soldiers Who Escaped Van Buren Blockade Are Taken In Iowa

AID CHIEF OPTIMISTIC  Solons Told Before War Everything OK In Korea

Says Taking Things Was Just  lobby   Labor Relations Man Gave Money Away To Friends

U. S. Official Urges United West Europe   To Thwart Soviet Slavery Scheme

Russ ‘Nazi Goals Arouse McCloy   U. S. Commissioner Sees United Western Europe as Only Barrier To Expanded Soviet Militarism

RivalUniontoUMW Decides ToQuitWorkToo;Pro-labor Lawmaker Says He'll Act

Rationing Spreads As More Big Plants Shut Down; Supplies Fade   Pro-Labor Congressman To Introduce Bill Empowering President To Seize Coal Mines.

Claims Reds ‘Pressuring  U. 5. Forces   Control Of German   Control Of Germany Seen Soviet Goal

Russian Pressure on the Increase in ‘Germany, Diminishing in Japan

Choppy Seas Hamper Efforts to Get Battleship Free of Mudbank in Bay

Salvage Work On Missouri Is Resumed   Navy Preparing To Make Big Pull About February 2

John L. Lewis Reported to Have Won 70-Cent Wage Boost and 10-Cent Hike In Tonnage Royalty; Men Are Happy

\Give UMW Gains, But Not All Asked   Seizure Laws Slowed Down As Aareement Nears

Union Get: Only Part Of Demand   Plans for Seizure Halted by Expected End of Walkout

Expect Miners To Return To Work Monday  Negotiators Push   Negotiators Push Hard To Get Terms In Contract Form; Miners Get Pay Hike

Miners Expected To Get To Work Monday Morning   Details Of Contract Must Be Worked Out  Before Final Signing

Victory for UMW Swiftly Follows Truman’s Seizure Message to Congress  Yesterday.  CRISIS STAGE TO   CRISIS STAGE TO CONTINUE FOR DAYS

Legal Wording Of Agreement Poses Problem   Fuel Hopes Hang On Phrasing Of ‘Delicate’ Points

Lawyers Hit a Snag on How fo Write Pact   Union Shop, Limits on Welfare Fund to Be Stumbling Blocks

Winter Strike Ends in Agreement Giving Lewis -Marked Gains  MINERS’ PAY HIKED

UNION DOESN'T GET QUITE ALL THAT IT ASKED   Won’t Press for Law to Take Over Noation’s Mines

Miners Should Return fo Work  erms oF Seizure  T f Sei  Order Two-Edged

BOTH SIDES IN AGREEMENT ON PEACE TERMS   Miners Expected To Troop Back After Surprise UAW-Owner Pact

Sweeping Gains For Lewis In Sudden Agreement To End Month's Strike Of Coal Miners

SUDDEN AGREEMENT GIVES SWEEPING GAINS TO JOHN L. LEWIS; MINERS READY TO TROOP BACK TO WORK MONDAY A.M.   Resumption of Digging Now Depends on Final Details Expected to Be Worked Out This Weekend; Back-to-Work Meetings Are Called For Sunday; Jubilaticn Prevails in Fields

MINERS WIN 70* PER DAY PAY RAISE   UMWA Also Gains We Per Ton Increase in. Royalty Payment for Its Welfare Fund.   BACK TO WORK MEETINGS CALLED   Soft Coal Diggers Are Ex‘pected to Return to Pits Monday; Draft Formal Contract. .

MINE PAY PACT STRIKES SNAG   Signing Balked at Legal Way to Put Court-barred Terms Into Agreement; Hope Held Men Will Work Monday

New Agreement Being Put Into Legal Form  Terms of Accord Give   Terms of Accord Give Lewis Some Gains, But Not All Sought

May Sign New Contract During Week-End at Special Parleys on Setlement  Fuel Bins Empty Daily Wage Now $14.75 and Tonnage Royalty  Hikes Pension Pay

Main Issues Settled; Some Details To Be Ironed Out; Miners May Work Monday

Winter Strike Ends in Agreement Giving Lewis Marked Gains  MINERS’ PAY HIKED  ning of Mines Await: Formal Drafting of

MINERS RECEIVE SWEEPING GAINS IN NEW TERMS   Raise In Wage: And-In Payments To Union’ s Welfare Fund Announced—Stricter Rules Against Strikes -

Negotiators Hope to Open Pits Monday   Legal Technicalities Delay Drafting of Contract Terms

AGREEMENT GIVES MINERS 70-CENT DAILY PAY RAISE, 10-CENT A TON WELFARE FUND BOOST   SETTLEMENT HALTS U.S. SEIZURE

Pits Due to Reopen Monday If Contract Details Are Finished   Lewis Wins 70c Boost in Daily Wage, Hike of 10c in Tonnage Royalty; Truman to Push Long-Range Study

Lewis - Wins Most Of His Demands   Expect Miners Wilf Return to Pits Monday, Ending Month-Old Strike  @

I-Cent Pay Hike, 3N-Cent Royalty To Welfare Fund   To Rewrite “Willing And Able” Clause; Lewis Off Board

Diggers Win 10-Cent Hike   Miners Expected Back to Work by Monday Mornina

New Agreement Being Put Into Legal Form   Terms of Accord Give Lewis Some Gains, But Not All Sought

Quick Peace May Reopen Pits Monday   70-Cent Raise, More Royalty, ‘Willing And Able’ Ban Reported

Writing New Contract Strikes Snags  Hope to Have Miners Back on Job Monday

New Agreement Reported, With Lewis Victory   Third Slash In Railroad Service Relaxed By ICC

Draft Details. Of Peace Pact   Lewis Wins Sweeping Gains In Verbal Contract That Will Probably End. Strike

Lawyers Whip Wage Points Into Legal Form for Action   Miners Win Sweeping Gains But Not All They Sought

Lewis Wins Big Gains As Strike Ends   Miners Due Back At Work Monday If Agreement Is Signed

372,000 Soft Coal Diggers Start Back  Two Unions Call For Work Sunday; Rest Due Monday

Coal Diggers Given Sweeping Gains in New Work Contracts   Hard Hit After Month of Idleness 372,000 Miners May Return to Work Monday With Operators and Union  Officials Agreeing on Principles of New Contract.   Lewis Wins 70 Cent Daily Boost And Royalty for Welfare Fund

' Final Agreement On Pending Contract May Put Miners Back Ta ot Moandav

Negotiators Work On Legal Contract  After Agreement  Miners Win Many But Not All of

© _ TERMS— . 70-Cent Daily Pay  Boost Won   '10-CENT RISE IN ROYALTIES

Details Still To Be Worked Out And Pact Signed This Weekend — Accord Gives Sweeping Gains To Diggers — Deadlock Breaks Suddenly On Friday—Southern Coal Men Expected To Fall Into Line

Congress Ponders Go-Ahead With Seizure Plans; President “Very Well Pleased.’ 

Swift End of Coal Strike Is Now Seen.  Neither Side Fully Satisfied With  Truman Message .

Lewis And Operators Agree On Fundamental Issues; Contract Signing Near     COAL WORKERS  ryy , oe eee Pf eee eee fee Oe > £ Ri te      To Get 70-Cent Daily Pay Increase. More Money For Welfare Fund

Swift Peace Foreseen in  Mine Strike   Only Details Remain To Be Worked out on New Contract-UMW Considered ‘**Winner”’

COAL CONTRACT TO END STRIKE BEING DRAFTED   Negotiators Drive Hard To Get Last Night’s Sudden Wage Agreement Into Legal Form With Hope Of Having Miners Resume Work Monday—Move For  Legislation To Authorize Government Seizure Of Mines All Rut Stans In Cancreee

Contract Basis Comes Suddenly Seizure Balked   Concessions Made To Lewis, Say Tips From Negotiators

Lewis Makes Sweeping Gains In Agreement Settling Month-Long _ Coal Strike: Lawyers Busy  With Legal Form. ;

Threat of Seizure Brings Abrupt End To Long Stalemate  Operators Initiate Steps; Union Wins On Some Points

Negotiators Drive Hard To iW hi ip Contract Into Shape  ‘Laws yers Strugele With Phrases

ee Thousand Democratic Chiefs Are leading for the Chicago Political Show

3,000 Democrats Head For Chicago To Meet Truman And Whoop It Up 'For The Coming Election Campaions

Democrats Ready For Chicago Show  Party Plans Gala Political Rally

DEMOCRATS IN HUGE POWWOW   Chiefs Head For Biggest Political Show In ” Two Years

Democratic Chiefs Rally in Chicago For Truman Visit   Three-Day Powwow Will be Biggest Political Show

Dem ‘Servants of People’ to Report. in Political Carnival at Chicago

Democratic Party Show Is Planned For Chicago   Jefferson Jubilee Due To Welcome Truman To Political Festivity

DEMOCRATS DO CHIEF HONORS   Pouring Into Chicago To Give President Truman Greeting.

Address By HST To Climax Demo Rally   Party Leaders Swarm To Chicago ror Acening OF Political Show Saturday

Film Stars To Appear In Jefferson Jubilee   Margaret O’Brien, Elizabeth Taylor Scheduled  To Take Part In Democrats’ Chicaca Program

3,000 Democrats Head For Chicago And 3-Day Rally   To Welcome Trumar And Whoop It Up For Fall Campaigns

3,000 Democratic Chieftains Head for Chicago For Their Greatest Political Show Since 1948

Chica go To Use Razzle-Dazzle In Great Welcome To Truman   1,000 Balloons To Carry Coupons Good For $2 Each As Part Of ‘Jefferson Jubilee’

Chicago Host To President Sunday Night   Leaders From 48 State: Converge Oh Big City For Democrat Party’: Jefferson Jubilee

‘Jefferson Jubilee” Dems To Whoop It Up In  Chicago: Truman Guest

CHICAGO READIES TRUMAN WELCOME   Three - Day Democratic Rally Opens Tomorrow

DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS HEAD FOR CHICAGO   Three-D ay Political Show Starts Tomorrow; Truman Speaks Monday.

Plan Biggest: # Political Show In Two Years: -”  To ‘Welcome Trimian lw Grand Fachion””

UN Success Won’t Alter 28th Plans   Gen. Strickler Says Division Faced With  Housing Problem

Fund Action Puts Curb on Rent Unit  Office Liquidation Indicated June 30

Senate Moves To End Gov't Rent Controls   Liquidation by June 30 of Housing Agency Committee’s Aim

Act to En d Rent Control By June 30th   Senate Appropriations Group Cuts Off Cash Boe Reonlating Agency

Move to Kill  Rent Controls   Committee Paves Way by Appropriation to _ Dissolve Office

iSenator Taft Comes \To Support of Traman’s ‘Plea for Aid to Korea

laft Backs Plea For Korean Aid  Sen. Wants Funds Included In REA Bill

laft Supports Aid To Korea   House Rejection Vote May Be Reversed

Taft Backs Truman Bid  For Korea Aid  Ohioan Believes Renewed Help For Island Justified

TAFT SUPPORTS AID FOR KOREA   May Include Plan in Senate Bill to Be Offered

Truman Explains Foreign, Home Front Programs   Congressional Chiefs, Cabinet Members Attend Conference

LITTLESTOWN MAN KILLED IN KOREA   Pvt. Fred K. Myers, 33, Dies In Action — Had Served With Army In Europe During World War Il

Blazing Gas Well Near Renovo Is Put Out With 40 Quarts of .Nitroglycerine

Cain Filibuster Battles Rent Control Bill   Washington Senator Talks for 3 Hours, Raps Truman, Lucas As ’Reactionaries’

Cain Launche: Filibuster On Rent Bill   Lashes at Truman For Requesting Control Exiension

Potato Support Okay Predicted In Senate Today   Aiken Sees Approval of Bill; Loyalty Files Again Target of Angry Legislators.

Two Potato Price Support Acts Now Before Congress   Vote May Come On Aiken Bill Today

KANSAS CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS NAMED   Myron George of Altamont Chosen by G. O. PB. to Make Race in Third District.

Will Seek Meyer Job»  Wb Reaeewe me, fi nmaewn tn MIPrtet   Myron George is GOP Candidate for 3rd District Representative

RED: TARGETS BLASTED BY SUPERFORTS —   625 Tons Of Bombs Dropped On North Kerean Homeland

Huge Bomb Load Dropped On North Korea   Biggest Armada of B-29's Sprays 625 Tons on Targets

Four Burned Peaceful River to Death Changed Into ‘During Flood Angry Torrent

INDUCTION STATIONS AT CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS  Rwy Becariatat BDaaec

WILL TOUR EUROPE  Glenn rg mom: Leaves Tonigh on a Four Month Jaunt

Should A-Bomb Be Dropped? phould A-bomb Be Dropped  Government Says Nothing, But Private Citizens Areue

Government Tightlipped But Private Citizens Argue Whether Atom Bomb Is Usable In Korea

Should We Use the A-Bomb? People Wonder if Dreadful Weapon Will Be Called for In Korea

Mythical Citizens ‘Smith’ And ‘Jones’ Debate Use Of Atom Bomb In Korea.

Government Avoids Talk About Using Atom Bomb In Korea Fight,   While Democracy’s Private Citizens “Discuss Topic Pro And Con 

Government Officials Tight-Lipped About Atomic Weapons  People Wonder If A-Bomb Should Be Used in Korea

TAKE FRENCH OUTPOS1   Red-Led  Indochinese Guerrillas Have Been Making an Attack

Senators Argue About Taxes As House OK’s Bill  Big Loan To Spain Passed Despi te Plea

REDS BOYCOTT _ U.N. CONFERENCE   Continued Walkout Over China Seen Slap At Lie’s Peace Program

Soviet Bloe Shuns U.N.  Conference       sembly Meets To Create Fund For Technical Aid

Clofbes Presser's Death Mysterious  Dit “ate: “Re Elece werd   Police Trying To Unravel!  trange Case In  - Frederick

City Is One Of Coldest Spots In The State  Fair And Warmer - s Forecast For err Thaswedaw

Aeheson Asks Total Diplomacy FightOn  Soviet Imperialism      Secretary of State Urges All Branches O ‘Govt., Citizens Join In Comprehensive Cold War Drive to Halt Russians

ACHESON URGES PEOPLE TO HELP WIN COLD WAL   Secretary Calls for Every. body-in Tussle to Defeat Russia's Plans to Domi nate World,   DECLARES STRUGGLE DECISIVE FOR MANKIND   Says Issues Cannot Be Solvec Until Soviet Power Has Been Matched in Criti cal Areas,

Warns United Effort Needed to Win Cold War, Lay Basis for  Eventual Agreement

Acheson Calls On Americans  0 Aid  In Halting Russia   Secretary Of State Enlists Every Citizen Ir Fight To Defeat Communist Plans For Domination Of Entire World

ACHESON PLEADS FOR TOTALITY   Charges U. S. Is Not Focusing Every Resource Possible

Purpose Is To Defeat B: Peaceful Methods Et forts Of Russia T Dominate The World

LIMITED NUMBER OF COMMISSIONS OPEN IN NAVY   College Graduates Between The Age Of 19 And 26 May Now Apply

zmbodies the Baruch Proposals; _President Appeals for Sacrifices at Home in Justice to Those in Armed Services.

Clubwomen Laud Senator Smith Praise Attack On  Certain Colleagues

Jap Premier's Party Leading   Note Returns Neor . Complete: Strike Set:

Jap Premier s Government Makes Gains  Election Results Give Government   Election Results Give Government Increased Strength

PRO-AMERICAN PARTY GETS HEAVY VOTE   Communists Call For Walkeuts Follewing Defeat

Japan Moves  To Outlaw Red:   Plan Drastic Steps To Block Strikes

Time Trials. For 500 Open At Speedway.   ‘Souped-Up’ Cars. Expected to Shatter Former Speed Records

During Four Day Chri “tmas Holiday Capitol Building to Be Gassed To Get Rid of Bugs and Rats

Artillery, Jets Blast Likely Battle Area   First Cavalry Units Dig In 17 Miles Below Taejon; B-29s Spread Havoc

First Cavalry Now In Lines   Americans Bolster Defenses For Expected Coming Blow Near Taejon

Se es Demonstrations. Set In: ‘Moscow, Berlin.  Reds Mass Forces For May Day Fetes

Demonstrations Set In Moscow, Berlin  Reds Mass Forces For May Day Fetes

House OK’sAnti-Red Law By Big Vote   Predicts. Senate. : Apvroval Next Week

Bill To Hogtie U.S. Commies Is Approved   ‘House Action Would Bar  Them From Federal and Defense Jobs

House Passes  Anti-Red Bill   Measure Goes To Senate Where Last Proposal Died

House Approves Anti-Subversive Bill, 354 to 20   Senate Is Expected to Vote Next Week: May Go to Conference

Bill to Spotlight Reds’ Activities Goes to Senate   Prospects for  ‘Passage Next Week Seen; House Okay, 354-20

Hiaine Places Sharp Curbs On U.S. Reds   P41] Deeosne SOA DM.   Bill Passes 354-20; Senate Approval Of Plan Due Next Week

Anti Subversives Bill Is Advanced   “Spotlight Is Put on Communists’ Action

Subversives Bill Passed by House  Spotlights Activities Of Reds and ‘Fronts’

PLANS GALL FOR 28% HIKE IN STRENGTH OF ARMED FORCES   Additional Troops -Would -Include — 100 000 DBDraftteac

ARMY TO GAIN MOST IN DRIVE   Unofficial Estimates Indicate Attempt to Build Up Forces’ by about 370,000 in September and October,

U.S. MAY SEND IRAN MISSION   Secretary Acheson Deeply Concerned Over Situation

U. $. Mission To Be Sent To Iran Soon  Survey Planned By America To Halt Ricinag Red Tide

CLEAR. ANNA AUSCNGERG OF AED GHARGES   Committee May Follow with Probe to Find Qut Who Was Perjurer.

National Guard Airmen Called To Active Duty   Further Moves Made Toward Mobilization

Air National Guard Be Called To Active Duty   J. Karl Vaness, Red Oak Man, Died Saturday

Other Branches Plan To Speed Up Modilization   Airmen Assigned  To Guard Units

Few Air Guard Groups Alerted For Active Duty   Three or Four Units Will Be Called Up Within Next Month

To Call Air Guard Units Into Service   3 Or 4 Groups To Be Assigned As Air Support Teams

Air National Guard Units Facing Call   3 or 4 Groups ’ To Be Mobilized Within Month

Aerial Guard Groups Face Calls to Duty   Planes Will Support Alerted Ground Men Army. Marines Act

SEEK DETAILS OF TRIPLE KILLING   GARY, IND., ROW IS OFFICIALLY LISTED AS MURDER, SUICIDE

Excise Tax Repeal Hearings Pointed Only Toward —- Grandhy I agiclatian

New Law Changes Vet Preference In State Service   Governor Signs Measure Ending Absolute GI Priority Jan. 1

Peace Patrol’ Plan Accepted   Kremlin Insists Big Five Powers Hold Key Positions Under Proposal

MORSE ASKED 10 BACK GAS STATEMENTS   Ouotes Gas Price«   ‘Paving Too Much’

Comparison ou Pri ices of ‘Gas’   Director of Roads Group Cites a Price Drop

Lubbock Count Due Latter Part Of Week  Final Census Figures Reveal Panulation Of Post Is 3,135

Big Federal Deficit Starts More Talk on Fear of Inflation   Uncertainty Is Predicted By Dr. Nourse, Former Aide of President Trumar

 First Group to Be Inducted Since January, 1949  4 County Drattees Enter Army Sept. 18

NORTH KOREANS’ MODERN EQUIPMENT RUNS SHORT: CASUALTIES TO 18,000

14,000 Red Casualties Estimated   American Officer Speculates About Replacements

Court To Study FBI Data Ruling  Right To Withhold Records at Stake

Review of FBI Edict Decided   Supreme Court Plans Action on Secrecy of Records

Human Cost of War Victories Shown in Window Display   County VFW's Guests Of Liberty Post: Officers Elected

Local Community.  Hall Is Proposéd By Booster Chal   Possibili y Of C ig For Venture Discussed By Club Directors

Local Community Hall Is Proposed By Booster Club   Possibility Of Campaign For Venture Discussed By Club Directors

PUTNAM JURY DATE {$. SET...   Common Pleas Panel to Keconsider Fraternal Order of Eagles Indictments. -~.'

Senate Urged ToNamePike Atomic Chief   Commissioner Smyth Says Rejection Will Stymie Atomic Board

Lewis and Operators May End Deadlock   (eeee: el ght or Figai  RigheMonih ou Soft Coat Disoute

Cole Reports Both Sides Alter Stand   Seizure Threat Looms If Talks Should Tumble

Lewis Narrows Issues, Fact Chairman Says  Hint Truman May Ask Seizure Power it Talks Break Down

Hope Brightens in Coal Dispute; Meetings Held   Report Says Lewis Is Asking 200-day Year Guarantee; U, S. Officials on Hand,

News Day And Night   Lewis Reportedly Eases Up On Some Issues, Especially Pay Hikes   Ope ‘ators Soften Stand On Salaries   Federal Mediators To Report To Truman Tomorrow Morning

Optimistic Claim Is Given After $Hour Parley  - Lewis Has Narrowed   Lewis Has Narrowed His Issues With Reaard to Pay Hikes

Russia Returns for Showdown in U. N.   Malik Ends Soviet Boycott and Immediately Rules Nationalist China Sitting Hlegaily;  lieteed RCannse Bofestn. Chnllewnn PRalina

_S. Blocks Russia in  ry to Bar Nationalist  fy to From U.N. Panel

Russia Returns To UN, Suffers First Defeat   Demand That Nationalist China Be Ousted Voted Down, 8 to 3

Malik China Ruling Met By Challenge   Red Delegate, in Chair, Opens Dramatic Security Council Meet

Envoy Puts Action Ahead of Korea War   U. S. Believed to Have Enough Voles to Beat Down Russian Plan

Russia Asks UN Seat For Red China   Western Counterplan Is To Act To Prevent Further Red Aggression

Britain Joins Americain Row on Sovie   France and Norway Back Yank Stand, India Favors Malik —

Russia Moves. To Knock China Of UN Council   US and Britain - Challenge Soviet   Move In UN Today

Malik Back To  Council   Takes Over us President; Protest On Ruling on Chinese Seats

U.N. Votes Down Russ  ChinaRuling   Council Backs Austin Challenge of Order to Oust Nationalists

Lewis Faces Two Possible Injunctions   Wartime Brownouts, Fuel Saving Measures Ordered In Coal Strike

WILL NOT SEIZE SOFT COAL PITS   Kiest Injunction Atmed at Doing Away With) Hicgal . Contract Terms in Future Negotiations and Second to. Send . Miners Back te Work for 80-Days.

LEWIS FACING ACTIONS IN TWO COURTS .   ‘Ordered To Drop’  ‘On Mine Pwrare

Union Demands Called Illegal.   Fact Finders Rush Report for Truman

Order Lewis To Revise Demands  0 wsvak © écm “7...   Court Says 3-Day Week Is Illegal

Court Order Issued To Curtail Miners Contract Demands   2nd Anti-Strike Injunction Is Being Readied

british Ballot balile Begins  Labor Party Pledged To Socialist Course

From Hospital Bec Vet Voices Hope Of Lasting Peace  7, : 2-3 we so Ne   Says World Has Enough Of Wars And Killings

From Hospital Bed Vet Voices Hope Of Lasting Peace  Says World Has Enough Of Wars And Killings

Baby-sitter, 15, Shot in Missouri   Nine-year-old Girl Is Unable to Stop Fatal Shooting.

Ex-Convict Kills Babysitter Because She Refuses to Go to Movie With Him

‘Babysitter, 15, Slain in F ront of 9 Year Old Gir!   Youth, 23, Murders  Girl When She Refuses  To Leave Children To ‘Go To Movie With Him

YOUTH KILLS 15-YEAR-OLD BABYSITTER   Fired When Gir!  ‘SRefuecd: A

Head Of AMVETS . Escapes Crackup  Plane Clips Power Line In Bad Weathe:

'No More ‘Listening In’ On New Lines In West LeMars      (Radio Net to Serve Highway Crews. Sheriff

Contempt Action in Communist Hunt Called ‘Waste of Time’ by Senator

Senator George Doubts Contemp Likely in Inquiry   Believes Truman's Stand on FBI Data Would Be Upheld

George Says No Contempt Move Should Be Fostered   FBI Files Question Precedent-Backed, Senator Points Out

CONTEMPT ACTION ~ SEEN TIME WASTE   Nothing to Be Gained Sen. Georze Believes

Contempt Action Held Needless  Senate Group Wants To Cite Officials

Senator George Says Congress Would Be Wasting Time To Start New Contempt Actions

Contempt Action Waste Of Time: George eclares  te Citing Officials : " Bor Refusing Records:

Contempt Action Against Federal Officials Seen As ‘Waste Of Time’.

—SPY HUNT — Contempt Action Is Opposed   WASTED TIME, SENATOR SAYS

U.S. CONTEMPT CASE OPPOSED   Senate Subpoenas Issue Should Be Dropped, Says George.

No Contempt Move Seen on  File Subpoenas   Senator George Says President Would Be  Supported by Courts In Withholding Data

Kohlberg, Chief Informer, Shows Up at Capitol  : Refuses To Accept   ‘Refuses To Accept Responsibility For McCarthy Charces

Contempt Action Would Be ‘Waste of Time,” Sen. George Asserts   Courts Certain to Bar Access, View   N. ¥. Importer Tells How He Turned Over Material to McCarthy

No Contempt  Case Seen On  Subpoena Snut:   Congress Not Likely To Follow Up Plan To See Lovalty Files

George Calls Court Action Against U. S. Officials Futile   Precedent Backs Truman ln Holding Loyalty  liles, Senator Says

Opposed to Senate Contempt Hearings   Senator Says Congress’ T’'me Wasted to Try Government Officials

Nothing to Be Gained, He Says, With Subpoenas   Kohlberg Tells About Material He Handed McCarthy for Probe

Nurse Tells Of Killing Cop /) Years Ago  But Ex-Police Chief   But Ex-Police Chief Says Officer Victim Of Two Car Thieves

Discovery May Stretch Life Span  sy Pa. ee ee ee eM Fre >, st i   Exact Nutritional Values of Proteins can be Gauged

One Drowned, Two Other Mer Being Sought  Many Maryland  Highways Flooded @Gondaw Alienht

Moore Trial Continues As Livengood Takes Stand   Two Place Selves At Wake Court’s Mercy On Misteasance Count

FORMER PRISON CHIEF DEFENDED   Son-ln-Law Testifics He Gave Moore Materials — Others Tell Misuse Of State Properiy.

Panama Canal Earns Profit  But Margin Is Slim One— One-tenth of One Per Cent

Big Ditch Earns Keep General Says Panama Canal Makes Profit. but Small One

HUSBAND SLAIN; WIFE IS JAILED   Argument Over Appearing In Shorts Before Baby

L. F. Schmitt Of Merrill In Governor Race   ‘Attorney Opposes Slate Named At Republicar Convention — Begg: May Seek Senatorship

MEN CAPTURED IN WILD CHASE HELD FOR GRAND JUR\   Third Accused Burglar Still ir Hospital With Bullet Wound.

Men fo Take Physicals for November Call   Number Brings to 30,150 Men to Get Check-Ups

Mangled Body Of Man Found Near Chicano        Police Confronted. With, other Torture Murders Vic tim Unidentified

Find Severed Body of Man   Located In Ditch South of Chicago; Name Ie Unknown

Four-way Assault on Capital City   U.S. Forces in South Close Gap to: 25 Air Miles -

Gap Between North, South Pincers Jaws Is Cut to 25 Miles   Marines Battle into Heart Of.Capital Against Bitter Resistance of Red Forces

Court Upholds U.S. ‘Firings’ For Disloyalty   Appellate Judges Rule Constitutional Program Of Truman

Rain Adds to Woes of Winnipeg Floodfighters   WINNIPEG. Man.—(UP)—The worst thing that could happen to flooded Winnipeg happened today. It

RAIN BOOSTS RIVER LEVEL   Canada’s 4th City Jigsaw of Water and Land; 40,000 Evacuated.

Rain Boosts Flood Misery In Winnipeg   Fresh Downpour Prompts Crv Of ‘God Have Merev’

Rains Lengthen Winnipeg's Flood Fighters’ Battle   Water Has Inundated Twelve Square Miles Of the City's Area

podfighters age Losing ttle at  jimnipeg   ada’s Fourth y Is Jigsaw Water, Land; ver Still Rising

THOUSANDS MORE PREPARE 10 FL WINNIPEG HOMES   Rain Adds To Flood Disaster In Canadian City; Busiware Melted

Latest News Flashes   Four Children Die In South Philadelphia Fire

Fire Fatal to 4 Brothers, Sisters   Eight Others Burned Or Injured in House  Fire in Philadelphia

‘SCHOOL BOND ISSUE TO BEPUT TO VOTERS   Morrisville Board To Ash  Approval of A $150,000 _ Loan at Primary Election  TO RIT NEW ccHuaAn

Lenten Guideposts Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  Fadited hy Norman Vincent Peale   DON’T BE .-AFRAID   Going Blind

U. S. Asks Fast UN Action   Will Ask Assembly To Act If Council Stalls On Agvression Talks.

Doctor Loses HisLicense *, To Practice   Action Of Board Agains! “New Hampshire Physi~ “eien Unonimous —— 

Board Cites Moral Character for Action  Sander’s License Revoked

DOCTOR FREED IN DEATH CASE LOSES LICENSE   New Hampshire Board Orders Dr. Sander’s  License Revoked

New Hampshire Medical Board Revokes License  Of Dr. Hermann Sander   Five-Man Registration Body Finds His Moral Character Is Such As To Require Removal From Practice Until June 19. 1950

Joctor Was Acquitted by Jury in “Mercy Death’ of Mrs. Abbie Borroto; Medical Standards Upheld.

Storms Subside But Leave 16 Dead in Nation   Rivers Rising In Louisiana, Missouri; Deep Snow in East

Floods Storms Deal Destructive Blows fo Much of Nation 16 Dead: Property Damage Grows

Floods, Storms Cause 16 Deaths; Many Homeless   High Waters in South Drive Thousand: From Homes; Property Damage 1: Heavy in Middle West, East as Result of Snow and Ice

Wide Area Is Hit By High Water   Snow. Ice Storms Blamed In 16 Deaths Damage In Millions

Floods, Storms Damage Vast Areas of Nafion   16 Deaths Caused By Mid-February Wintry Conditions

More Heavy Blows Dealt by Floods   Conditions Reported to Be Bad at Cairo; Ohio 55.6 Feet

Properly Loss Hits Millions Over Country  Thousands Losing Homes As Bloated Rivers Go Higher

Deaths of 16 Laid to Snow, Ice Storms   Thousands Homeless From Floods in Southern States

Storms, Floods Cause Damage  Thoucand: Are   Thousands Are Made Homeless

STORMS, FLOODS HIT WIDE AREAS   Snow, [ce Blamed Foi 17 Deaths; Property Damage In Millions

Weather Sinashes. Wide Areas With Snow And Ice; Damage In Millions

SNOW AND ICE TAKE 16 LIVES   New Floods Menace Large Area; Damages Mount Into Millions

Snow. Ice Blamed for 16 Deaths   Thousands Fiee Homes as Rising Streams Flood Lewlends in Missouri  hel Bt

Floods and Storms in East, Midwest, South   Snow and Ice Storms Blamed For 16 Death

MIDWEST, SOUTH AREAS MENACED BY NEW FLOODS   Crippling Ice And Snow Storms Subside Leaving 16 Dead

Floods and Storms Dealing Destructive Blows Today   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Snow, Flood And Ice Damage High   High Death Toll And Property Loss

NATION POUNDED BY STORMS AND RISING RIVERS   South, Midwest, Eost Are in Path of Destructive Weather Conditions

New Floods Menacing  Wide Areas  Mid -February Ice, Snow Storms Take  Toll of 16 Lives

Wide Areas Are Hit And Property Damage Jumps   New Floods Menacing Many Sections And _ Thousands Homeless; Sleet And’ Snow Storms, However, Are Diminishing.

New Floods Put Areas In Danger   Crippling Ice, Snow Storms Subside; 16 Are Reported Dead

REPORT 16 DEATHS   Across Nation from Storms; Property Damage Mounting

Schricker Suggests Industry Prepare To Meet Sabotage   Governor Declares State Has Not Felt Full Impact of War

Kk KK Kt SOUTHERN: BELL HAS REFUSED TO: ARBITRATE WAGE ISSUE WITH ClO 

State Men Here To See Why Hill Roads Cost So  Stretch Near James Seemed High until Thev Inesnected It

State Men Here To See Why Hill Roads Cost So  Stretch Near James Seemed High until

Westbrook Pealer   Today He Writes About Some Strange Lobby Activities im Congress. They Should Be Investigated.

President Refuses, at News Conference, to Further Discuss Hydrogen Bomh — McMahon, Atomic Spokesman in Congress, Ca'ls for “Peace Crusade” Driven Thruogh Iron, Curtain:

Acheson Target Of New Attack By Republicans   Hickenlooper Blames Truman for Blunders Leading to War

Anti-Acheson Clamor Rises   Continued ‘Blunders’ Laid at Truman Doo:

Acheson Again ls GOP Target  Foreign Policies Of   Foreign Policies Of Truman Under Fire

GOP Senators Put Blame on Truman For ‘Bad Policies’   New Critical Broadside Fired At Acheson Today

GOP Leaders Bring President Under Fire On Foreign Policy In New Criticism Of Acheson

U.S. Cuts All Oil Shipments To Far East  -- Order Aimed :  ' At North Koreans

Governor Lane Says. He’s Proud. Of Record And Will Stand On It   Won't Bamboozle Public Into Thinking They Can Get Good Schools, Decent Salaries For Teachars; Good Roads Without Paying For Them.

LANE OPENS © CAMPAIGN FOR RENOMINATION   Cites Record in Office _ In Initial Speech 

JAP CRACK-DOWN ON REDS OCCURS   Police Order Communists To Rip Down Copies Of Party Newspaper "ed Flag

5,000 Doctors -Faeing Call Uy   New Plan Set to Preveyl Ciwifian Shortages

Reversal of Affitude Toward Russia Shown by Quotes From F. D. R.

Seize $5,000 Bandit Pair Within Hour   Rob South Bend Bank, Taken Off Train at Michigan City; Both Enter Guilty Pleas

South Bend Bank Robbed, Bandits Quicky Caught   Two Get as Far. as Michigan City, With $5,790  TVeant

Americans Feel Coal Shortages   Washington Sources Say Government May Seize Soft Coal Fieid

IGNORE ADJOURNMENT  Truman, Congress Leaders Draft ‘Must’ Legislation

Truman Confers With Leaders Or Pending Plan  Hope Of Tax Bill At This Session Not Yet Given Up

TAX LEGISLATION UNDER DISCUSSION AT WHITE HOUSE   Truman Confers With Leaders on Program Apparently Has Not Abandoned Hope of Revenue Measure.   LUCAS PREDICTS DRAFT BILL WILL PASS   Social Security Revisions to Come Up in Senate After Selective Service Is Disposed of.

Truman Consults Congress Leaders; Hope for Tax Bill Still Evident

Contributions to Clark Rehabilitation Fund   50,000 SCOUTS LAUNCH JAMBOREE AT SHRINE   Greatest Single Gathering of Youth in History of The Nation   TRUMAN WILL SPEAK

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN SUOUTS AMONG 30,000   Over 100,000 Visitors Are Expected During Day   9 HONORARY AWARDS

Scouts Open > 1950 Jamboree   Truman to Visit Camp -At Valley Forge Tonight

CANADIAN CITY SWEPT BY FIRE; TEN LOSE LIVES   Property Damage In Rimouski Estimated At $20-Million   2,000 ARE HOMELESS; HOSPITAL DESTROYED

Loss Is 20 Millions in Quebec ‘Town;  9 000 Are Homeless   Rescue Squads Count 10 Dead, 40 Injured in Wind-Borne Blaze Which  Destrovs Two Hotels. Hosnite) Orsnhbanaes

QUEBEC CITY IS GUTTED BY FIRE   $20,000,000 Damage I: Reported; More Than 2,000 Homeless

10 Reported Dead in Fire Damage —  In Millions   Rages Through Town in Quebec For 24 Hours; 9000 Homeless

$20 Million Fire Held Fatal to 10 In Canadian City   2,000 Made Homeless In Rimouski; Firemen Curb Flame: After 24 Hours

10 Listed Dead And 40 Injured In Quebec City   Third of Lumber Town Reported Destroyed During Roaring Blaze

ACTIVE MARKET FAILS TO GAIN   Prices Hold Ground As Fas Trading Builds Heavy  Turnover

Man In High Position Has Agreed To Resign; Tydings Offended By Wisconsin Senator’s Storv

MeCarthy Tells Senat.   Budens Brands Another Official as Communist

McCarthy Says Prohers Have Identity  Woman Testifies   Woman Testifies Lattimore Is Not Communist

Highup Named In Red Probe,  Senator Says   McCarthy Irked at Being Barred from Spy Hunt,  , <P CRO LN © ereeaen r

High U.S. Aide Naik as Red, Says MeCarthy   Budenz Identified Man. Senator Avers in Hot Debate With Tydings

State Department Worker Reported Named as a Red   McCarthy Says Identification Was Made by Budenz Behind Closed Doors—Wherry Tells Senate Man Named by Wisconsin Senator as Homosexual Has Resigned From the Central Intelligence Agency.

COMMUNIST IS IDENTIFIED IN SENATE PROBE   Budenz Says Man Holds Impertant State Department Post   ! TYDINGS, McCARTHY IN HOT EXCHANGE

SAYS BUDENZ PUTS FINGER O} TOP OFFICIAL   Senator McCarthy Has Bitter Exchange With Tydings

McCarthy Charges State Department Has Red In One Of Top Positions

High Official Held To Be A Communis  McCarthy Springs Mor   McCarthy Springs More Reports on Investigating Group Tuesday

Named by Budenz In Secret Session, Declares Senator, Who was Barred

McCarthy Says ‘Spy’ Important   Tydings Engages In Bitter Exchange With GOP Senator

Named by Budenz, He Asserts; Reveal Browder, Stachel Called to Testify

U. 5. To Handle Farm Surpluses By Old Method   State, Local Setup Will Substitute For Stalled Brannan Pla

Administration Plans To Use Methods Of 30s To Reduce Farm Surpluses

Surplus Food Mey Go fo Nebdy People   Perishable Products May Spoil Unless Action Is Obtained

Surplus Problem  Growing   Methods Used In ‘30 May Be Used To Dispose Of Food

Resort To Plans Of 1930s   ‘Administration Stalled On How To Ditch Surpluses

Surplus Food My Go fo Nepdy People  Per ishable Pr oducts   Perishable Products May Spoil Unless Action Is Obtained

Farmers Are Cultivating Po: tatocs; Dust Is Still Blowing North of Kaw   IPEAS IN TOMORROY

THE COUNTY COULD STAND MORE RAIN   Farmers Are Cultivating Potatoes: Dust Is Still Blowing North of Kaw

New Project For Atomic Naval Power   Commission Bares Plan to Use Nuclear Energy for Vessels

$66 Million In Northwest Off Measure   Southerner Says Congress Expected to Put Quick O.K. on Rivers, Harbors Procram as It Stands

COUPLE DROWN AT NEW ATHENS   FOUND IN CISTERN, WERE DESPONDENT, OVER LEAVING FARM

Seven Injured By Fire, Blast at Ft. Madison   Explosion in Experimental Lab of Sheaffer Pen Company

Seven Injured in Laboratory Fire  Workers Evacuated 15 Minutes Before Flames Cause Blast

Solons Diseuss Plan to Rid U.N. of Soviet  Conflicting Opinions  g 0  Greet Hoover's

Hoover UN Plan Scored, Upheld   Suggestion UN Be Reorganized Without Red: Find« General Favor Amona Congressmen

Pitet Walks Unscathed From Burning Airplane; Suffers Iniury in Jean

Reds Murder 15,000 In South Korea  ; IN Official Rannart:   UN Official Reports On Carnage In Wak Of Commie Forces

UN Commission Stunned by Mounting Reports of Red Atrocities in Korea

Estimates Of Slayings Range To 25,000  Grim Total Of. Red  Atrocities Mounts

25,000 Women and Children Feared Atrocity Victims of Fleeing Red Army

REDS’ ATROCITY KILLINGS IN KOREA PLACED AT 25,00   Men, Women and Children  Massacred by Communists  As They Retreated From   Old Battleground.   U. N. COMMISSION STUNNED BY CRIMES   Some Beaten and Mutilated Before Being Murdered —American Prisoners Among Victims.

Atrocity Reports Get Worse   Responsible Sources Estimate 25,000 Have Been Massacred.

Atrocity Total Of Red Koreans May Be 25, 00  New Massa ing Re eve eaie ad Da ay by Da ay

Slaughter Estimated At 25.000   Mostly Civilians. But Some GIs Are Victims

UN Commission Studies.25,000 Atrocity Cases.   North Koreans Brutal! Before Killing Victims

Barkley fo Pinch Hit for Truman  Vice President Will Give Campaign Talks

Barkley To Campaign For Democrats  Vice President To Speak y Several Cintachet.:. Ci

Barkley To Stump For Demos   Will Make Extended Political Speaking — - Tour Such As Had Been - Planned he Triman

Barkley Chosen To Stump U. S.  For Truman [n Fall Campaicn   Plans To Move Capital May Be Pigeon-Holed

Will Take To The Hustings Next Month  Barkley Will Pinch Hit For Truman in Active Camopaian to Re-elect Demos to Congress

All Vote ‘Stalin’   100 Per Cent Cast Ballots For Premier In Russian Election

Kkkkkx TWO PINT-SIZED CARS  IN ONE PARKING-METER SPACE START COURT CASE

NO PEACE TREATY IN SIGHT France To Propose That Allies End State Of War With Germany

Curbs on Gas, Power, Oil and  Coal Studied   Allocations Will Be Made Where Essential To War Program

Power, Fuel Allocations In Readiness   Truman Calls Industry Heads To Conference

Legion Halts Business Session To Stage Mammoth Six-Hour Parade  Pageant To Accent Need Of Continued Prepared. ness And Some 50,000 Uniformed Men  Tn Particinate Todav.

30, 000 Uniformed Men And Women Take Part In Los Angeles spectacle +. ~‘Leaion Is Staging Mammoth Parade

Legion Parade: In Los Angeles  Business Set Aside For Colorful Event

Legion Parades In Los Angeles  Stores Close For Big Spectacle Today

Legionnaires Drop Business For Big Parade Accenting Preparedness Need

Huge Parade By Legion at Los Angeles  Secretary George C. Marshall in A Message

Legion to Hold Mammoth March   Six-Hour Parade Is Designed to Accent Preparedness Need

Legion Stages Parade Today   March Will Stress Preparedness Need

Legion Takes Time To Stage Huge Parade   Annual Convention Recesses For Street Show

Preparedness Keynote Marks Legion Parade; ‘rMarshall Calls For UMT

Legion to Hold Mammoth Mare!  Six-Hour Parade Is Designed to Accent

Will Accept Need for U. S. Preparedness American Legion Halts Business Sessions To Stage Giant Parade in Los Angeles

Judge Harris Faced With More Trouble   Sullivan Official Arrested By Police In Statchouse Area

JUDGE HARRIS JAILED AGAIN   Indianapolis Officers Charge He Was Drunk On Statehouse Steps.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Blizzard Conceals Fate of Eight Fishermen

ANOTHER RED ARRESTED IN TOKYO PURGE   Six Communists Leaders Hide To Escape Arrest

Anti-Occupation Leaflets Seized by Police as Cleanup Drive Continues

NIPPONESE REDS GOING UNDERGROUND  Six Party Leaders Dis. appear. Another Ar  Six Party Leaders Disappear, Another Arrested for Opposing VU. S. Rule.

Six Jap Red Leaders Flee, Escape Police   Go Underground to Miss Purge; Comrade Cell Leader Seized

Japanese Reds Go Underground   Six Leaders Flee Homes; Anti-American Leaflets Seized in Police Raid

Council Of 100 Met Last Thursday   Will Not Become Another “Pressure Group”

U.S. May Peddle Arms Anywhere; To Ask Congress   Restrictions May Be Lifted on Author-ty to Sell Weapons; Acheson Speaks.

Military Bases {n Alaska Are Blacked Out   Army Also Bans News Releases on Area Troop Strength

Blackout is Clampec On Alaska   Civilians Not Included In ‘Alert? Order; News Releases Are Curbed

STRIKE CAUSES NEW CUTBACKS AS END NEARS   Rail Service Slashed; Fuel Famine Closes Factories. Schools

ICC Orders Deeper Cut in Rail Service  Unemployment Grov   Unemployment Grows And Schools Close Due To Ceal Strike

\EW CUTS MADE IN RAIL TRAFFIC   COAL STRIKE CLOSES MORE FACTORIES AND HUN. DREDS OF SCHOOLS.

Rail Traffic Cut Again in Coal Crisis   Factories, Schools Closed: Total  of Tobless Swells

Rail Traffic Cut 15% More Jobless Gains   Coal Famine Forces More Schools, Plants In Country to Close

Another Rail Service Cut Is Decreed   Third Slash Since January Goes Into Effect Sunday

PASSES TEST ON HOUSING   Conservatives Fail In Second Vote On Policies

British Labor Regime Again Wins in Ballot   Second Confidence Test Victory Taken By 25-Vote Margin

Higher Prices Str “ike Buyers In Maryland   Bread, Coffec, Meats, Gasoline, Sugar, Other Comniodities Affected

Prices Shooting Higher In State   Claim Increases Nothing To Do With Ko rean War.

Husband Dictates ‘Pledges,’ Then ‘The Little Woman’ Asks Divorce

HE WANTED RIGID DISCIPLINE  Wife Revolts Over Husband's Pledges” And Seeks Divorce

20,000 Chinese Red Troops Set To Fight, Claim   Captured Chinese Communist Soldier Says ‘ Fellow Troops Are In Defensive : Lines In Korea; No Word Of Purported Chinese Mass Entry Reported At Headquarters

Korean Reds Digging In For Last Stand   UN Vanguard Only 30 Miles From Border

Prisoner Declares Troons Crossed From Manchuria   Says They Are In  Defensive Positions

Report That Manchurian Communists Force mos Taken Up Defensive Position Inside of North  Kanreq.

South Koreans Capture Chinese Communist Said to Have Told of Mass Border Crossing:  May Aid Ko-Reds In Final Stand On Border

War Prisoner Says 20,000 Chinese Reds in Korea  Mass Entry Reported   Mass Entry Reported To Republican Army By Captured Commie

Prisoners Say Some 20,000 Communists Have Taken Up Defense Positions To North

Say Chinese Red  Troops in Korea   Captured Red Soldier Reports 20,000 Move in From Manchuria

Prisoner Says 20,000 Ready To Join Battle  Defense Positions Ready; Last-Ditch Stand Is Prepared

120,000 Reportedly Pour across Border  To Halt UN Advance   Battered Enemy Massing South of Boundary for Last Stand Against Allied Forces

South Korean Third.Infantry Already at Manchurian Border According to Unofficial Dispatch . _

Parkway Up OI' Miss River Valley Nearer To Reality As Route Eyed

‘Peking Communist Regime Is Disintegrating, Dr. Tsiang Tells UN Political Committee

—RESISTANCE — Mao’s Grip Slipping, UN Told   REBELS PUT  AIM 3¥F P2E" Ann

Tsiang Reports Big Resistance Army s Active   Case of Nationalists fs Laid Before UN

Resistance Beats Down Communism   Spokesman Tells U. N. Aggressive Regime Is Disintegrating, Predicts End Is Near.

Nationalist Hits Russian  Aid To Mao   Dr. Tsiang Saves Huge Army Fights Reds In China

Chinese Claim Red Regime s Disintegrating   Nationalists Say Resistance Force Rapidly Growing

Nationalists Say Peking Regime Disintegrating As Resistance Mounts

China Seething with Unrest, Nationalist  Delegate Tells UN Says Conirniinise Regime Crumbling,  Pees, Pee eee d Aaainet Macrow

BLULIS SOELNIPTEF AILLeEY  County Official Was Victim of Ae cident Last Night

Montana Rancher Finds Mystertous Balloon Carrying Electrical Gadgets

Lake Success, Dec. 9. (AP) — Russia’s Andrei Y Vishinsky is expected to issue a Communist blast against alleged American aggression in Kc < todav.

UN Expects New Vishinsky Blast At ‘Aggressors   S. Korean Minister To Answer Charges Of Soviet Delegate

Russian To Tell Same Old Story   Expect Vishinsky To Charge U.S. Aggression Again

Vishinsky To Attack Alleged U.S. Aggression   Korean Foreign Minister To Answer Russian Charges

Vishinsky Due To Blast U.S.   Russian Expected To Sound Off In U.N. Today.

Vishinsky To Issue Blast — Against U. S.   Russian Delegate To Again Attack U.S. Policies

Soviets Expected To Issue Blast   Vishinsky May Hit Against Alleged Aggression

Vishinsky To Fire Red Blast at U. S.  Expected to Charge Aggression in Korea:  Col. Limb to Reply

Vishinsky Expected To Issue Blast. In U.N. Against “Aggression” By. U. S

Champion Liar Wanders Far Afield for Locale of His Weird Weather Story

(Champion Liar Crowned  ‘Weird Weather Story Captures Top Honor:

Los Angeles Man’s Weird Weather Whopper Brings Title Champ Liar Of 1950

Judges Pick rm Beit From A Pack Of Lies   Californian Wins Crown With Weird Weather Story

Story Tellers Pay Honor To Freeze’ Yarn   Railroad Whopper “Comes lh Second

Californian Wins Liar’s Crown With Weather Tale   Ottumwan Wins Honorable Mention In Annual Contest

Spike This Story ! sagan oS agaeeag Tale Of “Big Freeze” Wins Annual Liars’ Club Contest

Californian Champ Liar  Lor Angeleso Produces Weird Tale That Tops Rmtetas Erase Atl faces

Whopper Wins.———————— oyna Of Champion Liar Given California Fibber

Atomic Committee Indicates It Will Favor H-Bomb  Hears Testimony  Eraqm leaders in

H-Bomb May Get Congress Approval “”  ‘Green Light’ Seen   Green Light’ Seems ertain For New) Lethal Weapon

Committee Indicates Approval   Joint Congress Group Seems Ready To Back Dread New Weapon

Developmentof Dread Weapon May Start Soon   Congressional Group Seen Ready to Back Up President   (.1?)——President Troman today told the atomic energy commission to work. on the “so-called Hydro-; gen or super bomb.”

Congressmen Believed Set To Okay H-Bomt  Atomic Committee Seen Ready To Back Bomb Development

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. —(P)—President Truman today told the atomic energy commission to work on the “so-called hydrogen or senner-hamb.”

Speculation IsTrumanIs ToGiveNod   Coat of Development Sct at . $4,000,000.000: Majority Feel Us S. in Need of It   Report Is Given   A.E.C. Says Weapons Are Being Produced at ‘Growing Pace’

New Weapon Is Sought For U. S. Defense  President Expected - Qi tan be DB xc

Truman May Order Move. Is Belief   Senate-House Joint Committee Nears Stand On Action

Recornmendation For Production Coming, Belief   Atomie Committee To Meet Today, May Prepare Report; President To Make Final Verdint th Kavayr Sneacnlation

Afom Committee May Recommend Hydrogen Bomb  Board May Make   Board May Make Official Announcement Late This Afternoon

Atom Committee May Back H-Bomb   Senate-House Group Hints It’s Ready To Urge Making New Bomk

H-Bomb Step Believed Near   Senate-House Group Mav Sanction Move

Group Hears Top Experts In Sessions  Kept Secret   Most Lawmakers Feel Deadly Weapon Must Be Made For Safety

Most Speculation Is That Truman Will Order Mov:  ATOMIC COMMITTE E S OKAY SEEN FOR H-BOMB PROJECI

PLANS FASTER ADVANCEMENT   Feverish Growth Attributed To Uncertainty Of Coal Supply   NEW CITIES REACHED

Those Best Laid Plans-  Mother Nature Soaks N.Y. Woterskicd on Date Set for Artificial Rainmaking

Dewey's Budget ‘Trickiest,' Say State Democrats   Predict Outlay Will Ignore State Aid for School Construction

— SCHOOL AID Dom. ocrats ASF UIIOUU TS UWL  Rap Budget In Advance

Miner Requests Vote in Illinois   t’‘ormer Head of District 11 Asks Governor to Arrange Election.

Zoo Leopard Spotted from Qil Derrick   Hunt Centers. 32 Miles from Oklahoma City

Stocks Market Reacts in’ Hurry Events in Korea Send Prices  Of Stocks Down $1-5 a Share

Major Stocks Fall $1 To $5   Stock Market Reacts Sharply To Bad News From Korea

Stocks Plunge $1 to $5 as Tangibles Rise   War Jitters Send Corporate Equities Down Two Billion

WALL STREET. WAR JHTERS; STOCKS FALL   Prices Crash $1 to $5 Per Share in Heavy Selling; Commodity Futures Shoot Up.

Lawmaker Blasts Spellman, Blames Church for Defeat Of Federal Aid to Education

BARDEN BLAMES CATHOLIC STAND   N. C. Representative Says Church Is Responsible For Defeats So Far Of Federal Schan}] Aid.

FOR DEFEATING EDUCATION AID   Rep. Barden Puts Full Blame On Catholic Church Leaders

Arrest Near In Slaying of Elderly Pair   Bludgeoned Bodies of Rock County Brothers Found At Farmhouse

Suspect Hunted in Double Death   Aged Brothers Beaten With Ax on Their Farm

HOLD PARLEY DN ECONOMIC AND TAX BILLS   White House Has Conference to Study Immediate Tax Boosts.

‘Truman, Leaders Discuss Emergency ‘Tax Hikes.on Individuals, Businesses

Truman Talks Of Increases in Income Tax  ei tet   Capitol Hill Studies Emeraency Financinc

NEW TAX HIKE IS DISCUSSED   Truman And Solons Talk Over Need For Quick Action On Boosts

Emergency Tax Boost Discussed   Need Money Now for War Effort; in ‘Talking’ Stage

Truman Talks to Congressmen On Boosting Taxes   Begin Hearings On Laws to Take Profits Out of War

President In Huddle With  Lawmakers  ~ Increase Would Hit Individuals As Well As Corporations

Increasing Taxes Tobacco Prices   Long-Range Bill Is Likely To Be Taken Up Later This Year

Crisis Levies to Be Aired. in Committees   Capitol Hearings Begin on General Economy Preaqram

Levy On Income: And Business May Be Aired   Rayburn Says Plans Are Still In “Conversation Stage”

EMERGENCY TAX PROPOSAL WEIGHEI AT WHITE HOUSE   Truman, Congréssmen Study Advisability Of  Individual, Firm Rises

Need for Boost in- Tax Reviewed   Truman Congressional Leaders  in Conference

_ WAR COSTS— Emergency Tax Boost Discussed  . Truman Confers , . , On Revenue Needs

Solons Confer With HST On Drastic Move  Immediate Hike Is Discussed As Aid In War Spending

Home Front Program Is Discussed   Rayburn Says Added Indiyidual, Business Taxes Are Stil} in Talk Stave   To Study Request:   Examination of Power: Asked by President to Be Held

Emergency Levy Hinted at Capital  Truman Discusses Tax with Leaders

‘Emergency’ Tax Pondered By Leaders  Individuals And Business Firms Would Be Affected

Immediate Emergency Tax Increase For Individuals, Firms Under Consideration

Emergency Tax Boost Discussed   Truman Studies Advisability of Immediate Action

Individuals And Firms Included   Rovburn Says Matter Still in Discussion Stage After President Talks With Congressional Chieftains

Truman, Leaders Talk  Immediate Tax Boosts   Discuss Upping Both Individual Incomes And Business Firms; Still In Conversation Stage. Savs Ravburn. “

May Hike Taxes Now   President Considers _Step As Immediate Curb on Inflation

LONG-RANGE TAX MEASURE SEEN LIKELY   Rayburn Says Revenw Hike Still In “Conversation Stage’

HIGHER INCOME, EXCESS PROFITS LEVIES STUDIED TO COMBAT INFLATION

Emergency Tax Discussed By Pres. Truman  Hike In Income Levies Needed To

Truman Talks Tax Hike With  Dem Leaders   Symington Tells Solons “Of Program Designed Te Stop Profiteering

Truman and Congressional Chief: Discuss Need for Immediate Business, Individual Tax Hikes  Home Front Economic Program Hearings Are Begun Today

Truman , Leaders Discuss Immediate Tax Increase   - Chiefs Consider Emérgency Boost In Taxes -On tkdividual Incomes And Businese Firme

Administration Leaders Talk Emergency Hike in U. S. Income Taxes

Advisability of Tax Boosts Now “Subject of Talk   President, Advisors Consider Immediate Emergency Levies

LEADERS THE TAX PICTURE   Rates May Be Increased on Both Individuals and  Business Firms   TO FINANCE THE WAR

Chiefs Study Immediate  Hike in Tax  Incomes Slated To Bear Brunt Of New Burden

Truman, Leaders Of Congress Eye Emergency Tax  PP amnion bee   Committee Begins Hearing to Put End To War Profiteering

Chief Executive, Solons Discuss Tax Increases  Emergency Hike Woul:   Emergency Hike Would Include Individuals, Business Firms

Truman Talks Of Possible New Tax Hike   Congress’ Leaders Consider Immediate Hike At Meeting

Conference Speeds Tax Boost Plans   Truman, Congress Diseuss Provram

immediate Tax Boost Discussed   Would Take Up Slack With Longer-Range Bill To Follow.

Immediate Emergency Tax Increase Studied   Pres. Truman Discusses Matter With Congressional Leaders but No Definite Decision is Reached — Boost Certain by Early Next Year.   SYMINGTON LISTS PLANS

Truman Studies Immediate Hike of U. 5. Taxes  uals, ‘irm wai Md Be “Atrectad

—CONGRESS — Immediate  Increases Proposed   FUNDS TO MEET QUICK NEEDS

Early Hike Under Study By Leaders   Boost Slated On Individual Income Levies

Immediate Tax Increase Plan Is Discussed   Levy on Individual, Business Incomes May Be Boosted

For Individual And nd Business      Truman,Congress Leaders; Talk Advis“ability of Move

Immediate Tax Boost Possible   Truman Discusses Advisability With Congressional Leaders

Speedy Boost In Taxes May Be Initiated   . Truman and Advisors Discuss Advisability of Immediate and Urgent Increase in Levies

Hearings Begin On Home Front Economic Plans   President, Congress Leaders Consider an ‘Interim’ Revenue Bil

Long-Range Bill Likely Next Year   Truman-Confers With Solons On  Tinmediate Plane

Truman Will Ask Speedy ‘ Tax Boosts ’   ‘President Talks Over . Plans for Levy With Leaders of Congress

LEADERS DISCUSS “THE TAX PICTURE   Rates May Be Increased or Both Individuals and Business Firms   TO FINANCE THE WAR

Discuss Quick Tax Increase For War. Costs   President And Congressmen. Ta. Meeting: Toda

Immediate Tax Boost Discussed   Truman, Congress Lecders Talk Advisability Of Individual, Business Increase

Budenz in Secret Preview Talks of Owen Latfimore   Will Testify in Public Hearing Thursday

Units Regroup As MacArthur Order Waited   U. N. Commander Can Order Invasion If Situation Merits

South Koreans Halt At Border: Regroup Forces   Say M‘Arthur Has Been Given Green Light, President Rhee Determined To Cross 38th Parallel To Completely Crush Red Troops

Truman Gave Hint of : Surrender Broadcast  :Misunderstanding Causes President To Bivulae News at Pracs Maatina

[On Again, Off Again © Eagles’ Bingo Game Has Village Officiais in Uproar

ALLOW NO NOTARY FEE ON VET BONUS PAPERS   State Officials Issue Warning That Applicants May Noi Be Charged For Affidavit Service

About 3907 170 Strikers Back to Work  : No One Hindered Or   No One Hindered Or Molested by Picket Line at Emlenton Refinery Plant

About 35 0f 170 Strikers Back to Work   No One Hindered Or Molested by Picket Line at Emlenton Refinery Plant

More Married Couples Sleep Alone Like It, Twin Bed Sales Indicate

ALONE AND LIKE IT  ‘Morried Couples [Now Sleep Alone, ‘Bed Expert Says

Three Powers Keep Hand In German Atfairs   Occupation Authority To Remain Intact

RED CHINA DELEGATION AWAITED  UN Observer Is Being Sent To Study Korea War Status

RENT FILIBUSTER TALK IS STIRRED   ‘Lucas “Hoping. to, Speec -Up-Action-on:Measure

Rapids Judge Choice of GOP   Name G. K. Thompson For Justice’s Post

Judge Thompson Wins Nomination  Beats Morrison on 3rd Convention Ballet

TOOK A SECOND PLACE  L.M.H.S. Dairy Judging Team Competed at Topeka Saturday

TOOK A SECOND PLACE  LM. HS. Dairy Judging Tear mieted at Toucks Salurday

Communists Seek To. Take Port From Which Trapped UN Troops Hope To Escape

SNOW STORMS HALT NEEDED AIR SUPPORT   8th Army Holdin g New Positions South of Pyongyang

‘Indian Head’ Division Alerted  Infantry Ready To Leave For Orient

Moslem Leaders Are Arrested As Malay Aftermath   British Fear Reprisals Afte: Six Chiefa Are Detained

Commissioners Compiling List to Make Requisition From State Bureau.  Over 1400 On List,

Kansas City, St. Louis Crime Probes Ordered Personally By Truman

METEOROLOGISTS DISCOUNT SECRET ATOM BLAST AS CAUSE   Mysterious Haze Shrouds Hawaii, Reaches To Wake Island, Blanketing Million Square Miles Of Ocean

eee nT 2 on inane aR TO METEOROLOGISTS DISCOUNT SECRET ATOM BLAol As AY  Mysterious Haze Shrouds Hawaii, Reaches To Wake land Blanketina Million Square Miles Of Ocean

Republicans Lose Fight On Matthews   Attempt to Reopen Novy Heoring Loses

Johnson Wins Acquittal in Thornton Case   Jury Finds Slayer Not Guilty; Still Faces U.S Charges Stealing Car From Slain Man

.$. Plans UN Move Against Red Charges   Austin Prepared lo Ask China Red Spokesman Stinging Questions Today

Red China May Expect America To Counterattack   Austin to Ask 20 Stinging Questions of Peiping Spokesmen Today

Blazing Queries Face Red China At U.N. Meeting   1 e ‘Questions Involving Entry Into War To Be Thrown  At Communist Delegate

U. 5. Plans Slashing Counterattaking Against Chinese Reds’ Charaes

U. Ss. Plans     re cose Ieryeettvamie Lihbicetanndiotoeht west  Reds in Council

Uniied States Set To Attack Chinese Reds   Austin Prepared To Present Questions In Security Council

U.S. Is Ready To Face Chinese Charges in UN   America Has Planned Counterattack to Red Accusations

ANSWER REDS   Austin Ready To Quiz Chinese Communists  Before U.N.

Quiz Prepared ‘or China Reds  Hot Questions To Be Hurled By U. S.

U.S. Envoy Will Denounce Red China's Charges   U.N. Will Hear Aggression Claims At Session Today

Austin Prepares Slashing Attack On Red Charaes  Chinese Claim U. S. Formosa Aggressor, Demand Withdrawa

U.S. Planning  Counterattack  Austin Ready To Qui:   Austin Ready To Quiz Red Spokesman Before U. N.

PLAN CHANGE IN DRAFT LAW   Another 1.500.000   Another 1,500,000 Would Be Eligible

Leakers Ask More 1-A’s To Fill Needs   Plan Fewer Physical, Dependent And Industrial Deferments, And Calling Younger Vets.

Draft-Exempt Men 19 to 26 Facing Calls   1,500,000 Youths May Be Affected By Early Directive

Revisions In Draft Law To Be Effected   Many Young Men Now Deferred Or Kejected Will Become Eligible

ALIENS TO FACE NEW DETENTION   Government Officials Want To Change Rules On Foreign Entries

U. S. DETAINS ALIENS; STUDY SET OF RULES   Many Held at Ellis Island Until Anti-Subversies Law is  Clearly Defined.

New Law Detains Scores of Aliens At Ellis Island   Admission to U.S. Delayed Pending Clarification of Recant Sacurity Act

Scores Being Held at Ellis Island, Report  New Anti-Red Law Is Now in Effect

Military Wants More Men for  Armed Service   Red Law to Bring More Immigrant Detentions

Alien Clamp Tightens   More Detained as U.S. Officials Await Rules Clarifying Security Law

Further Mass Detention Of Aliens Arriving In U.S. Likely Under Law

Banned Aliens Await Decision On Security Lav   Ellis Island Gains Added Fereian Visitors

Law Holding Up Aliens on Way to US.   Further Mass Detentions i Likely; Officials Work  On New Set of Rules to  Conform With Act

Nurse Again #)n Stand in ‘Mercy’ Trial   Witness Describes  Approochiag Death Of Cancer Patient

Nurse Describes Death Approach In Mercy Trial   No Complaints Of Pain Heard By Nurse, Her Notes Reveal

‘NO COMPLAINT OF PAIN’ — ‘Mercy Death’ Victim's Nurse Testifies In Trial

Russ-Boycotted U.N. Orders Cease-Fire _   U. S. OUTLOOK ON KOREA:  Blow Tests Non-Red Strenoth

Officials Regard Korean Attack As ‘Feeler;’ U. S. Prestige at Stake

Diplomats View Korean Development ‘as Red Test of Democracies’ Stranath

ALLIS-CHALMERS  GRANTS PAY BOOST   Increases Range Frem 10 Cents an Hour ta & Per Cent of Basic Satary.

K. U. RALLY IN- WICHITA  About 700 Will Attend Alumni bets Tomorrow Night

KL. RARLY IN: WICTEEA  About 700 Will Vitend Alumni Fete Tomorraw Sight

South Koreans Only  8 Miles Away in Race With Yanks; Enemy's Troops Abandon Guns

Margiotti to Act in Pittsburgh Scandal   Expect Special Prosecutor to Replace

Virginia Sustains Flood Damage as  Hurricane Nears   Storm Approaches Coas at Rate of 13 Miles Hourly; 50 Injured at Amarillo

Flash Flood  Hits Virginia Two Drown; Hundred Of Homes Destroyed

Work on Tenth Street I:  Half Completed: Locust  Street Work Begun

PAVING MOVES ON   Work on Tenth Street ] Half Completed: Locust Street Work Begun

Seek New Probe of Steel Prices   “Further Evidence Is Alleged by Counsel

Hungnam Defenders, Safely Evacuated, Join Eighth Army   10th Corps And Sth Army Under Unified Command: Red Units Push Over 38th Parallel Poward Seanl

Not Guilty Plea Made By Collazo   President’s Would-Be Assassin Begs For Delay In Starting First Degree Murder Trial.

Collazo ls  Arraigned  oo Stns   Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge

ND TRIAL ot] FOR ATTAGKER UF PRESIDENT   Attorney for Puerto Ricar Given Until Dec. 8 to File Motions.

Collazo Pleads Not Guilty of Assassin Try   U.S. Is Seeking Early Trial of Puerto Rican

Collazo Plea Is Heard By Federal Judge   Puerto Rican Involved Ir Attempt At Life Of President Truman Plead: Innocence

Would-be Assassin of Truman Pleads Not Guilty in Crowded Courtroom

Fair Manager Has $4,750,000 on Hane   0. C, Men Wondering When Government Will Let His Spend for New  Fair Grounds

Liquor Commission Loses Fight To Fire $10,380 L. A. Kunzig   Wardens Won't Copy Gestapo

ORDER KUNZ REINSTATED   Supreme Court Rules He Must Be Restored To _Liqitor Board Post

Truman Gets Arms Aid Bill  Measure Swiftly   Measure Swiftly Passed In House

Russ Reject Cease-Fire  Malik Says Arab-Asian Plan Meant “to Save Skins of Americans, British’

Russia Rejects. Korean Cease-Fire Order ‘Only To Save Skine Of Amaoricane Britich Malil Save

Russia Spurns Cease-Fire Proposal As Trick to Win Breather in Korea

Russians Reject Cease-Fire Proposal In The UN: Say It’s Designed To Save American And British

Soviel Rejects UN Proposal  To Cease Fire   Arub-Asian Plan fs Refused: Malik Urges Evacuation OF Allies

Russia Rejects Western-Backed Cease-Fire Plan  Says Proposal Only Move to Save Skins  Of Yanks and Briton

Chinese Attack Guards Covering Escape by Sea   Yanks Drive Them Back in Counter-Attack

All ‘Foreign’. Troops Must Leave—Malik   Says Cease-Fire Designed to Save ‘Skins of Americans

Malik Says Plan Is Just to Save Skins of ‘Allies   Repeats All ‘Foreign’ Troops Should Get Out of Korea

Asia Plan — Rejected By Soviet   Cease-Fire Idea Gets A Cold Reception From Red Malik In UN Couneil

America Asks UN to Require Chinese Reds To Get Out of Korea  But Would Assure Them U.N. Troops Will Not Cross Border

Inited States Asks UN To Require Chinese Reds To Withdraw Forces

BRITAIN SAIDOPPOSING USE OF ATOM BOMB   Attlee Confers Today With Freneh Leaders — No Official Indication That Tuesday Mev ng May Become “Big ‘Phree™ Conference.

French Premier May Come To US For Conference  ‘- a yor li ity a Ass,   Possibility Pleven May Join Truman-Attlee Conference Tuesday 

Senator Will Contest Seat   Sen. Anderson To Ask Maryland Sen. Not Be Allowed

Miners Oppose Reopening Pits   Big Pennsy Local Sets Pace for UMW

Biggest UMV Local Still Holding Out   Strikers Ready For Showdown On 5-Day Week

FIVE-DAY WEEK IS MAIN POINT IN MINER BALK   Pennsylvania Local Takes Lead In Refusal To Re tim To Minee

Coal Miners To Stay Out, ixperts Fee]   Major Unit In _ Pennsylvania Votes To Remain On Strike

Mine Strikers Spurn Pleas To Dig Coal   Despite Peace Talks Set Up Between Lewis Soft Coal Operators

Biggest UMW Union Plans To Stay Idle   Miners Vote Not To Return To Pits Until Get Contract

Huge Robena Group Holds To Demands Of Contract.  ~~ wr. «un   Other Rebels Might Follow Example Set At Parley Yesterday

Fear Spread of Strike After One Votes to Stay Out   “No Contract, No Work” Decision of Local at ' Poahena. Pa,

MINERS EXPECTED TO REMAIN IDLE   PACE-SETTING LOCAL DECIDES TO STAY OUT UNTIL CONTRACT 18 SIGNED.

MINERS REFUSE TO END WALKOUT   Most Of Diggers Expected To Remain At Home

Balky Diggers Hold Big Rally  In Uniontown   i * s \Cheer Robena President's Decree of ‘No Work’ Without Contract

Miners to Stay Out of Coal Pits   Won't Return Despite New Poare Talks

Miners Cling to Demands for Contract  No Werk Until They  wm Babien ba Blbe

STRUCK BY AN AUTO   Mrs. R. E. Stewart and E. A. Lamb  ' Hurt Downtown Last Evening

Hoax Suagested InMeCarthy's Spying Charges  Mater Should Be Cleored By Inquiry

Congressman Says House Inquiry Had Covered Ground  State Dept. Was  Cleared of Re

MISSOURI SOLON SUGGESTS PROBE OF RED CHARGES   WOULD DETERMINE IF HOAX PRACTICED ON AMERICAN PEOPLE

‘Hoax’ Laid To M Carthy In Red Probe   Congressman Demands Quiz of Senator for ‘Fraud Upon People’

GOP Divided Over Attempt To End Probe   Some Senators Would Halt Communist Investigation   ~ WOMAN CALLED   Freda Utley, Identified as Former: Red, Called by Committee Today.   ‘LATE BULLETIN

Red Charges Questioned By Lawmaker  McCarthy Charges _ May Prove ‘Hee,’ ae eee

Republicans See Split Over Move To Close Inquiry   Freda, Utley Called For Her Story Of  Lattimore’s Action

Method Is So To Bring An To Commie Qu   Republicans In Senate Disagre Over Move To End McCarthy

Committee in Session Today To Hear Utley  Republicans Split Over ‘Continuance’

Congressman Wants Inquiry Of Red Probe   Wants To Know Whether Charges Are ‘Hoax, Deceit, Fraud’ Upon People

Karsten Wants Investigation  Of McCarthy   Six Claims GOP House Group Cleared State Dept. 2 Years Ago

McCarthy ‘Hoax Inquiry Urged  By Democrat.   Karsten Demands New Angle to Probe of Communism Charge

SOLON HINTS AT SPY HUNT HOAX   Missourian Ask McCarthy’s Charges Be Probed in People’s Interest

House Member Asks McCarthy Mofive Probe   Attack Voiced As GOP Considers Dropping Red Case

McCarthy May Be Subject of New Probe   Senator Asked to Find Out if Red Hunt Not Mere ‘Hoax’

Missouri Democrat Says McCarthy Charges Constitute Hoax And Fraud Upon American People

Missourian Hints McCarthy's Cases ‘Fraud’ on People  Karsten Questions Inquiry’s Purpose in Probe Attack

TO BOLSTER CONTROL OF KREMLIN New Russian Purge  In Poland Rumored

Rumors of Russ Purge in Poland Reach U.S. Official:   Seen as Move to Tighten Control Over Satellites

U.S. Hears Red Purge of Polish Army Is Underway; Aimed at Tighter Curtain

Polish Army Purge Rumor Reaches U. $.   Soviet Union Plans Clean-Out In Satellite

Poles Likely To Face New Soviet Purge  U.S. Sees Move   U.S. Sees Move To Get Firmer Grip on Nation

Soviets Plan New Purge Of Poland's Army   Kremlin To Tighten Puppet Controls

Soviet Purge Of Poland is Heard   American Officials Hear Polish Party, Army May be Purged

‘United States Hears Reds Prepared For New Purge of Polish Officials

Army in Line For Shakeup Among Reds   kremlin Tightening Control on Puppets Behind Iron Curtain

Soviet Held Set To Purge Polish Ar ‘my   Shake-Up Rumored Due In Red Party There To  Tighten Moscow Control

Attlee Ready To Announce New Cabinet   Shake-Up Expected To Be Made Public Tomorrow; New Vote Seen

Attlee Revamps Laborite Gabinel   Expected To Announce Its New Makeup Soon

Attlee Revamps Laborite Cabinet After Slim Win  Kina Will Outline   King Will Outline British Program In Speech Monday

Attlee Forms New Cabinet   Early Announcement Of Lineup Expected

Attlee Makes Changes In His Cabinet   Prime Minister Tc Revamp Makeup Of Government

Attlee Revamps Cabinet for New Session   New Elections In Britain Seen By Fall

Attlee Revamps Labor Cabinet: Talks with King   Changes Are Secret As Speculation Runs High on New Election

Attlee Revises Cabinet Setup  Contents Expected ’ To Be Revealed Soon

'Prime Minister Attlee Revamps Cabinet; ‘House of Commons Fire Put Out Quickly

Attlee Will Name Cabinet By Tomorrow   No Announcement Made As to Any Changes Labor Leader Plans In Official Family

ATTLEE SHAKES UP HIS CABINET   Premier Expected To An. nounce New Personnel Within 24 Hours

REDS LAUNCH NEW PUSH ON _ SOUTH COAST  - Bi ae   First Attacks Aimed at Big Supply Port of Pusan Ate Thrown Back.  RULLETIN

Foe Driven Further Back From Taegu   Wipe Out Last of 10,000 Troops in Naktong Bridgehead

Britain Seeks _ Further Time   Not Ready at Present te Accept French Plan for Pooling Resources.

Take Long Look At Project  British Hesitate On Approving ‘West European Coal-Steel Pool

Britain Wants To Study Steel-Coal Pooling Before She Joins Proiect

STH GRADE RURAL STUDENTS   Grew af Rural School Pus pils Will Be Guests of  lawrence

Three: Are Killed In Plane Crash  Wreck in Flames After Accident

Private Plane Crashes; 3 Die  Crash Occurs Near Hope, Ark., Monday

New Siren Being Devised Will Be Used in Uniform Air Raid Warning System

yNIFORM AIR RAID WARNING PLANNED   jew Siren Being Designed By National Bureau Of Standards May Be Used in Pennsylvania’s System

Factory Worker Kills Mother, 33   Then Ends Own Life in Tavern Episode

Kills Woman, Self In Elkhart Tavern  Stray Shot Creases Bystander at Grill

INVESTIGATE HUGE SPENDING BY GANGSTER   Paul Ricca of Capone Mot Spent $350,000 Since 1947 Parole.

A Former Capone Gangster Central Figure in Probe   Kefauver. Committee Questions Waiter Paul Ricca; Crime Remedy Preanancnl

Probers Delve Into Financial Deals of Ricca   Former Capone Man Is on Parole Now

Big Money Dealings by Former Capone Gangster Gets Top Billing in Chicago Crime Probe

Capone Gangster’s Heavy Spending, Race Track Connections Uncovered

a Say Truth Badly Strained  Chicago Mobster’s [Huge Spending Bared

Capone Mar The Target  Senate Crime Group  TDealvas Inta Rico Manav

Says Ex-Mobsfer Spends $350,000 Since 1947   Senate Investigator Also Wants to Know  Other Ricca Dealings.

Ex-Aide of Capone Key Probe Figure  Senate Crime Inquiry Centers on Reputed

‘Film Producer’ Stars in Senate Crime Inquiry   Rosselli One of Seven Sent To Prison for Movie Shakedown

Senate Crime Probers Check Big Deals of Ex-Capone Gangster  Ricca  Reported Among af kkebal eet   Ricca Reported Among Bosses of Major Chicage Gambling Syndicate

Paul Ricca’s Dealings Get Close Checkup  Parolee Has Spent $350,000 Since °47

Capone Dealing: Take Spotlight   Senate Crime Probers Question Chicago Gambling Czar

Chicago Crime Inquiry Bares Big Gang Deals   Truth Badly Strained By Mob Witnesses

Officials Predict Superbomb Test By End Of 1950   Hydrogen Bomb Will Not Be Ready For Tests At Eniwetok This Spring, However; Air Force Jet Fighter Planes, Anti-Aircraft Weapons To Guard Atomic Plants

PREPARATIONS MADE TO DEFEND NATION'S ATOMIC INDUSTRIES   Program Is Part Of Long-range Defense Planning And ‘Not Related To Internatianal Develonmente’

JET PLANES ON GUARD AT ATOM PLANTS   Set Up Guard Lines Backed by Fighters and Guns at Three Atomic Installations.   EASTERN COAST AREA RESTRICTED   Planes Required to File Flight Plans for Flights Within 100 Miles of Oak Ridge.

FORM AIR GUARDS   PUN AMIN GUANO  Defense Plans Are Being Worked Out For Atomic Bomb Plants

Area of Seals Also Guarded   Preceution: Developing Against Possible One-Wey Atteck by Air

ATOMIC. PLANTS BEING GUARDED BY JET PLANES   Anti-Aircraft Weapons Also Watch For Assault —— Precautions  - Taken To Meet Possible Atlantic Coast Attack,

Jet Fighters Will Protect Secref Areas   New Regulation Of Civil Air Traffic  Manned By Grounc

Planes Curbed Near Nation’s Atomic Plants   Jet Fighter Patrols Will Enforce Ruling Of Defense Dept.

Nation Feels Brunt Of New Blizzard   Many Deaths Reported From Wintry Blasts In United States _

Worst Cold Wave of Winter Grips Area   Some Relief Due, Blizzard Drifts Side Roads Shut

Winter's Worst Cold Wave Trail Blizzards, Gales   52 Deaths Attributed To. Screeching Storm; Northwest Blocked

Storms Blamed For 52 Deaths   Worst Cold Of Winter Settles In Wake Of High Winds

—SNOW, GALES—  Storm Lets Up, Leaves 52 Dead   COLD WAVE GRIPS WEST

Death Toll 52 In Storm Belt: Cold Wave In   Blizzard Veers Over Into Canada; Winds Abate in Northeast

TEMPERATURES BELOW NORMAL IN WIDE AREA   Worst Cold Wave O! Season on Way To East Coast

BLIZZARDS, GALES, CAUSE DAMAGE -Winter Deals Most Punishing Blows

Storm’s Toll Already Put At 52 Lives   More Snow, But Warmer, Due in Mountain Area

52 Deaths Occur  During Blizzare   Severe Cold Wave Affects Northwest; Rest of Nation Bahny

MASS OF COLD AIR TO MOVE: EASTWARD   It’s Spring-Like In East, Very Cold In West

Storms Kill 52 Throughout Nation; Icy Weather Gripping North States

BLIZZARD VEERS TOWARD CANADA   52 DEATHS BLAMED ON STORM; COLDER WEATHER REMAINS

52 Deaths Due To Storm in U.S, Conada   Large Area Left With Worst Cold of Winter

Storm Death Toll Now af 52 in Nation   Screeching Blizzard Is Veering Into Canada But Has Wreaked  Heanvy Damana inl] S

52 Dead In Wake Of Storm   Blizzard, Gales, and Cold Take Heavy Toll Of Life and Property In Far Weat and Nortt

02 PERSONS ON DEATH ROLL IN STORM’S WAKE   Northwest Area Gripped by Se. vere Cold Wave as Gale Enters Canada

Cold Wave Follows Up Big Storm   Western States, Hit By Blizzard, Now In Grip Of Worst Subzero Wave

Storm Is Veering Into Canada, 52 Lives Are Lost   Temperatures Below Normal From Great Lakes To Pacific Coast; Remainder Of Nation Is tlauwing Gascennal Waathar

COLD INTO CANADA   52 Deaths Attributed to Severe Storm in the Northwest

25 Deaths Attributed To Fierce Northwest Storm   Worst Cold Wave Of Winter Follows In Th Wake Of Blizzard; Southern California Has. A Narrow Escape From Severe Damace.

wevere Death Toll In Winter Storm Mounts To 52   Livestock Losses Are Feared Heavy In Manv Reaions

More Yanks Bayonetted And Burned   29 Bodies Found Beside Wreckage Of Hunted Prison Train

29 More Americans Found Shot, Burned By Retreating Reds  Remaining 150 Yank Prisoners Marched  Off for Manchuria

Find Bodies 0429 More Slain Yanks   Victims Shot, Bayoneted And Burned by Retreating North Koreans at Unsan

POW KILLED IX RED ATROCIT  Bodies Are Found Be side Wreck of Long   Bodies Are Found Be. side Wreck of Long: sought Train in North Korea.

Bodies Of 29 American War Prisoners Found Shot, Bayonetted And Burned

Long-Sought Prison Train Find Wrecked Train, 29  American Prisoners Dead

Red Slaying Of 29 More G.1.'s Founc   ‘Hurt or Sick Captive: Taken from Train, Lined Up. Shot.

29 More GIs Massacred by Red .€aptors      - Bodies Found , Beside Long- Sought

Sherman L. Jones Is Lone Survivor   Bodies Of 29 Americans Are Found; Were Shot. Bayonetted, Burned

BODIES OF 29 MORE PRISONERS FOUND KILLED   Were Men Unable To Keep Going As Reds Retreat

lt Rains Egas!!!  Federal Buying Cracks ‘Records but Price Drops

JOINT CHIEFS TO ASK FUNDS FOR AIR FORCE   Modern Warplanes To Be Added To Might

Chiefs Slated To Ask Funds For Aireraft   Johnson May Get Request For $500 Million To Build Warplanes

Draft Nears ‘Wrapup Vote   Senate Seeks Speed After House Approval

Senate May Take Cue From House  Quick Action Likely On Draft Extension

Expect Quick Senate Approva Of Draft Law   Truman May Be Able To Call Up Reserves, National Guardsmen

Senate Okay On Draft Seen  Speedy Approval Of Extension Forecast

Senate To Vote Draft Extension This Afternoon   Tydings Expects Vote To Be Almost Unanimous.

at ar AFT B IL   Unanimously Vote Te Extend Law For ' . Qne Year

—DRAFT— — Senate To Act Quickly On Extension  Almost Unanimous Passage Predicted

Dulles Says Red China Should Be In U. N. If Govt. Can Rule Nation

10 Die in Riots By Moslem Mobs   Soldiers Try to Stop Singapore Uprising

Postmaster General May Defy Any Conaressional Edict for Twice-a-Day Mail

Coal Production Takes Big Spurt Toward Normal  Full Crews Resume Work Across Nation

Coal Production Spurts  As Full Crews Report In   Steel Industry Revives Under New Flow Of Fuel; Rail roads Set To Resume Full-Scale Work; Observers See  New Wage Hike Demands To Come From Others

Coal Production  Nearing Normal;  Steel Reviving Soles Picking Up,  Areas Report

Industry Makes Fast Comeback; Coal Output Up   Full Crews Return To Work In Most Of Nation’s Pits; U.S. Steel Corporation To Return To Normal Soon

COAL OUTPUT NEAR NORMAL   Pours In Steady Streams From Mine Tipples Into Hoppers

Soft Coal Takes Spurt   US Steel Back To Near Capacity By End of Week

Coal. Production Takes Big Spurt  Full Crews Resume Work in the Pits

Coal Production Spurts Sharply   Full Crews Resume Work in Mine Fields

— PRODUCTION — Coal Pours Steadily From Pits   FUEL SPED TO NEEDY AREAS

Coal Production Nearing Normal   Miners And Railroaders Speeding Fuel To vy Areas.

Soft Coal Output  Near Normal Rate Miners Hurry Back To Nation’s Pits

Steel Output Boosted With Strike Ended   Coal Production Spurts, Business Ts Stnaias Barreca

Coa! Picduction Spurts as Miner: Resume Work   Steel Industry, Retail Sales Revive Suddenly

Soft Coal Production Takes Spurt Toward Normal.as Full Crews Work

CoalOutput Goes Ahead OverNation   Steel Industry Revives ‘and. Retail Stores Say Sales Increase in Mine Areas .   Trains Stull Short   LCC. Keeps in Effect Partial Ban on Some Service ~

STEEL FIRMS. AND RAILWAYS RECALL IDLED EMPLOYEE!   Lewis Confers With Anthra: cite Operators On New Contract

Crews Back As Nation’s Coal Begins To Be Piled   Most Curtailed Jobs Expected To Be Near Top*Production Soon

GOP Postcard Barrage Hits Truman Policy   Contain 14 Questions Which Republicans Say Answers Are Refused

U..0. P. POSTCARDS ASSAIL TRUMAN'S FOREIGN POLICY   Millions Mailed to Voters Depounce Handling of Prob* Jems in Korea and Elsewhere.   SENATOR ANDERSON .CALLS DRIVE “PHONEY”   Series of Answers to Ques. tions Raised Made Public by Democratic National Committee.

Voters Flooded By GOP Cards   Denunciations Mailed Free, Democrats Charge

Posteard Flood In Mails By  Republicans   Answers To Judge Queries On The  Korean Policy

Republicans Open Fire On Administration Policy With Postcard Campaigr

GOP Cards Blast Policy In Far East  Ledd Pluactinn«   Judd Questions Mailed To Voters

Anderson Calls Drive ‘Phoney, Fraudulent’  Republicans Start Postcard Campaign Against Truman Foreign Policy in Far East, Elsewhere

Union Adjudgec Innocent in Contempt Case  Judge Holds Charge  md Denavuane f'amirnm   Judge Holds Charge Not Proven; Contract Talks Still Futile

MORSE OFFERS BILL FOR ~ GOVERNMENT SEIZURE OF STRUCK BITUMINOUS MINE:

Oregon Sen. Morse Files Bill, Declares  Congress Now Has Duty to Save Nation; White House Silent on Next Move, Doubt Seizure Would Bring Men Back to Pits

U.S. To Appeal (ne Phase Of Court Decision   Senate Bill May Come Up For Vote Today In Labor Committee

MEASURE OPENING WAY FOR SEIZURE WOES TO SENATE   Morse Sponsors Legis'ation on Heels of Acquittal of Union of Contempt Charges.   U.S. WILL APPEAL RULING IN CIVIL CASE   Taft to Press for Inquiry Into Handling of Court Action and Whole Strike Situation.

Legislation Prompted By Miners’ Acquittal   Bill May Come Up For Vote in. Labor Committee. Te day—Workers Insist Only Contract Will. Send Them To Work 

Mine Seizure Move Introduced in Senate   U. S. to Appeal UMW Court Victory; Truman Admits Crisis, But Won't Act

ay Vote On Measure Today        senate itty   - On Appeal Of Civil Contempt  » Attorney General lo Ruling Rushed  -“Acquittal Of Union

Senator Morse Introduces Bill After U. S. Court Clears UMW  Of Contempt

Bill MayCome _ Up In Committe This Moming ”  Appeal Of Ruling Alse To Be Rushed * Say Federa! Lawyers :

Senator Morse Proposes Bill In Ouick Move   Action Prompted As Federal Judge Rules United Mine Workers’ Union Innocent Of Court Contempt Count

UMW Acquitted Of Contempt In Coal Strike   U.S. Plans to Appeal Decision of Judge as Situation Grows Worse

Lewis’ Union Acquitted Of Contempt In Ignoring Judge’s Anti-Strike Rule   Miners Insist Nothing Short Of Contract Will  Get Them Back To Pits; Government Takes Appeal To Higher Court On Civil Count

SENATE BLOC MAY BALLOT ON ACT TODAY   Proposal Made Afte: Union Is Found Not Guilty Of Contempt

Bill for Federal Seizure Introduced in Senate; Attorney General McGrath Announces He'll Appeal Judge Decision.

Cotton Receipts   Russia Denies East German Police Force Is Actually Army

Lincoln Gives Labor Advice  C.1.0. Council Told To *Try Cooperative Way’

ORDER MIDWEST GAMBLING PROBE   SENATORS TO STUDY BOOK. MAKING IN ST. LOUIS AND OTHER CITES.

Your Poper Not All Pictures Are Good Ones   (This le another in the series Of articles written by William  R. Nelson, newspapermen of Minois,)

mae TOS [3 Ronitihaliceyh Your Paper  Not All Pictures Are Good Ones

PUTS WIFE, CHILDREN ON DOOMED’ AIRCRAFT   California Man Insures Family For $25.000 Before Seeing Them On Air Liner—Loses Nerve

Romance With Airline otewardess investigarea  Engineer's Plot To Timebomb Airliner Ends In Failure

Debt Blamed By Engineer For Scheme   Stewardess Reveals 3 Year Romance

Cut Ordered In Freight Rates   By Rail and Water Applies to Score  Of Mid-West Cities

‘North Forees Take Important Airport, City   Reds Advance in Wake of Strang Tank Attack South of Seoul]

Yank Troops Not in Action, Says Report   Battle Fury Rises All Along Front; Reds RushManks

Important Airfield Is Lost But Defenders Continue ‘To Struggle Against Horde

STRONG TANK FORCE SIGHTED MOVING SOUTH   North Koreans Are Reported Making Strongest Drives

Temperatures   South Koreans in Peril Of Encirclement; Yanks Have Still to See Action

Post-War. Aid To Europe ‘als US Adds Up Siataerna BilkAnd Future

Red China Demands U.S. Leave Formoosa   Declares Intention to “Liberate’ Island From Aggressors; American Fleet Patrolling Formosan Strait.

U.S. Warned Off Formosa By China Reds   Communists Make Demand Of United Nations In Announcing Plans To ‘‘Liberate”’ Island From Nationalists

Claim Aggression By United States ‘On China Territory   Demand Is Sent to Security Council, Secretary General

Red China Asks UN To Order U.S. Offisle   Request Expected To Give Malik New Opening for Charges

China Reds Again  Threaten Formosa  Demand Withdrawal Of US Forces There

CHINESE REDS FILE PROTEST   Demand U.N. Order With drawal Of U. S. Troops  From Formosa

Demand U.N. Order Yanks To Quit Island   Action Said Inspired By Kremlin; U. S. Has No Troops In Formosa

Peiping Demands U. §. ‘Withdraw’  Lie and Malik Get Charge   OF Vank ‘“Accressian’

RED CHINA DEMANDS U.N. ORDER U.S. FORCES OUT OF NATIONALIST FORMOSA

China Communists Want Americans To Withdraw  From Island Of Formosa   Reds Demand United Nations Order All Yank Forces To Leave; Believe Move Inspired By Fight In Council

20 Amendments All Beaten Down No Money Okay   Reorganization Runs Into Stiff Senate Opposition

Girl Shot In Chicago Classroom   Youth Says She Defanied Him To His Sweetheart

Tank Backed  Assault’ Aims At Vital Port   Foe Believed Weakening After Atienipt to Ring Central Sector

Armored Columns Outflank Yanks — At Two Key Spots   Attacking Communists Rip Thru Mountain Lines 53 Miles from Vital Pusan

New Arrangement Would Increase Borrowing Capacity for N.Y, Other Cithes

PROGRAM WOULD GRANT LOANS 10 UPSTATE CITIES   Amendment To Change Con. stitutional Debt Limits yy eee oe Seen Ee

U.S, HIT BACK FOR OUSTING OF DIPLOMATS   Czech Consulate At Cleveland: Affected By Ordar

US Diplomats lo rm se      Some May aay ers Say Cerds Are Stacked Aanimne? Wace Alias

BRANNAN PLAN UP FOR TEST   lowa Primary Today To Be Test For. Farm Price Support Pian

TWA VOTERS 10 “TEST FARM PLAN   Sen. Hickenlooper Bidding for Renomination

lowa Testing Ground for Democratic ‘Support for the Brannan Farm Program

LESLIE NAMED TO ”DUFF'S CABINET   Pittsburgher er Appoin ted Insurance Commissioner

Unemployment In CoalUsing Industry Growing Due To Miners’ Strike   Independent Progressive Mine Workers Join Strike In Illinois As Protest Against Truman  Invoking Taft-Hartley Law

Workers Furloughed Due To Coal Crisis Thousands ‘More To Be  ‘Laid OFF IF Strike _  Continuse

MINERS SHOUT DEFIANCE AT PRESIDENT AS LIST OF IDLE WORKERS GROWS

Rail and Steel Industries Lay Off Employes   Truman Board Speeds Probe in Efforts to End Critical Dispute

U.§, Action Taken After Seizures At Peining Consulate   Consular Property Is Seized By Communists Who Invaded Offices   SWIFT PROTEST ACTION BY U. §.

Reds Seize American Consular Properties In Peiping; State Department Promptly Closes Four Other Consulates

Find Man's Body Hacked and Sho!   Found in Ditch in Suburb of Chicaao

AmericanB-29s Commie Invader  Raid au. S. Base; Several Gle Huse

U.S. Bombers Attack North. Korean Bases   Commies Reply With Assault  a

Throw B-29’s Into Assault On Communist:   Reds Strike Back With 4 Russian-built Fighters Strafing Suwon Airbase

Two New Members Are Democrats, One Is Re publican; Governor Promises Backing To Law Enforcement

DRIVE-IN THEATER WILL BE ERECTED   Latrobe Corporation Buys Land Near Cross Keys — Construction Scheduled To Start Tomorrow

Political Angle Enters Picture, Observers Say    Would Be Demo Plum To Win State in ‘50

Politics Might Bring Air Academy to Michigan to Help Dems at Polls

32 GOVERNORS TO BE NAMED ON TUESDAY   New York, California Races Hold Center OF€ Vote Stave

Voters Will Select 32  Governors  Moainr Interest   Major Interest Centers On New York, California

32 Govenors tc Be Naned at Polls Tuesday   Republicans Seem Sure of Wins in Three Top States

24th Division Frees American War Prisoners   Three Wounded Men Rescued Near Recaptured Yongdonc

Seoul Red Garrison Fleeing In Disorder to 38th Parallel   U. S. Spearhead, Racing From South, Only 24 Miles From Junction With ‘'Northerners"

FIRST AMERICAN PRISONERS FREED   Three U. S. Doughboys All Wounded, Released From Jail

Picket's Death Held Accident   Trucker, 3 Miners In Traffic Court

 Dramatic Reeoveries   Five Patients, Suffering Acute Leukemia, Improve After Taking Hormone, Tests Show

GOP Demanding Crime Probe In Truman s State   25 Questioned In Slaying Of Kansas City Politicians

KAKSAS CITY WANTS PROBE   Crime Clues Lacking in Slaying of Democratic Chief Charles Binaggio and Honchman Charles Gargotta — rolice Claim Two Guns Wore Used, .

Push Probe Of Kansas City Dual Slaying  Clues Are Sought In Political Boss’ Mystery Shooting

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PERSS  wAaPPrae Bese. on ck wc

Britain Leads Peace, Relief Plan For Korea   Proposes Government Elected Under UN Supervision

Peace and Reliel Plan for Korea Studied by U.N.   British Proposal Gets U.S. Backing, May Be Put Through Quickly

PEACE PLAN FOR KOREA IS UNDER DEBATE   Britain Paces Strong Movement: in Assembly to Freme Program in Case of Armistice   INDONESIA ADMITTED

UN Expected to Take Control Over All Korea  Ask Free, Independen Country, U. S. Doesn’

MOVES STARTED TO BRING PEACE   Britain Leads In Effort To End Conflict And Begin Relief In Korea.

Brita’~ Paces Peace, Relief Plan for Korea   Government Would Be Elected Under UN Supervision

Britain Leads Move For New  Peace Plan  U.N. Delegates  Circulate Ideas Baw Hea Ie Panam

UN. Ponders ‘British Plan  For Koreans   Nation Would Unite With Free Elections To Name New Rule

British Peace Plan for Korea Gains Support  Emeraency Action   Ernergency Action On Measure Duein UN Assembly

BRITAIN LEAD! PEACE MOVE FOR KOREA   Plan Suggests Government Under U. N. Supervision

Korea Peace Plan Pushed In Assembly   British Lead Moves To Take Action For Program After War

U.N. Group May Frame Peace Plan   ‘British Plan Is Sent Around to Delegates for Stiggestions on Pidnosale   38th Not Discussed   ‘Whether Forces Should Go Beyond Parallel Ya Avoided

Senator, Columnist in Flare-U p  IMcCarthy-Pearson Tussle Confused

Sen, McCarthy Whacks Pearson After Argument.   Blow. Lifts Him 3 Feet In  Air; “He Kicked Me” —Pearson

McCarthy-Pearson Clash Revealed: Did Senator Slap, Punch or Kick?

Senator Mec€ arthy Slapped. Punched Or hic ‘ke d Pearson (Choose Your Own Version?

SENATOR ATTACKS "DREW PEARSON   M'CARTHY SAYS HE SLAPPED COLUMMIST — LATTER ASSERTS HE WAS KICKED.

FATHER HELD FOR STARVING 6 YEAR OLD SON   County Health Officials Find Boy Imprisoned

PICKET BAND: CLOSES MORE AREA MINES   100 Local UMW Heads In Special Meeting At Grant Town

‘Big Mo and Allied Ships Hit lron-Steel Center,   Ground Forces Pressing Toward Communist Capital

Major Korean Portls Ablaze After Shelling   Big Mo and Other Allied Navy Vessels Hit Communist City In Long Attack Wednesday

Allies Attack Red Port Near China, Siberia   New U.N. Landing May Be Planned As Troops Move North

CHONGJIN CITY IS SET AFIRE IN NEW ATTACK   Far Northern Port New Target For Big Guns of The ‘Missouri’

Allied Landing Now Considered As Possibility   Communist Forces Kept on Run with Allies in Pursuit

Planes Join Heavy Blow On Chongjix   Industrial City Located 49 Miles From Saviet Soil

Port Far North On East Coast Of Korea Burns   City Not For From Red China, Siberia

Chongjin Sef Afire By UN Naval Force   Enemy Iron, Steel Center Is 34 Miles From Manchuria, 4% Miles From Siberia

Force Led By "Mighty Mo" Is In Action  City Is In Flames; Drive On Copital

Heavy Shelling Continues as Airmen Attack  cul’ Cael Carte   lron and Steel Center Is Set Aflame. in ‘Assault Near Border

Allied Planes Join In Bombing Of Chongijin Port Which Is Now Ablaze; Possibility  Of New Landings Not Discussed In Dispatches From Headauartere.

May Indicate New Landing InN. Korea   Chongjin, Town of 190,000, 43 Miles From Manchuria Line

Naval Force Is Pounding  Korean Red Eastern Port With Sea and Air Strikes

Sea-Air Attacks Made Near Red's Siberian Border   Mighty Mo Hurls Big Shells Into Port City as Troops Push Ahead

Missourt Tosses Shells Into Korea   Allied Planes, Warships Hit Far Northern Korean Port Near Russia, Town Burning

Heavy Shelling Continues as Airmen Attack    Iron and Steel Center Is Set Aflame in Assault Near Border

Allied Warships In Korean Action   Bombardmen' Has Set Fire in Port of Chongjin   ATTACK FROM AIR-SEA   Burning Iron and Steel Cen ter 1s 34 Miles From Manchuna

Northern Port Near Soviet Border Line   Battleship Missouri Leads Attacking Sea And Air Arms On City

CHONGJIN ATTACK HINTS NEW U.N. LANDING IS NEAR   Industrial Port Oniy 49 Miles From Soviet Siberia; Allied Ground Tr oops Far To South Advance Steadily On Three Fronts.

Missouri Leads Assault on Far North Port City   First Dispatches Give No Indication That Landing Is Being Made Behind Enemy Lines =~

Port City, Near Soviet Border, Shelled Heavily by Battleship Missouri and Other Warships.  ALLIED GROUND  TT*Ve SAasraTect Verra yy ATTY A TY

BIG MO LEADS ATTACK ON CHONGIN   Shore Targets Are Blasted With One-Ton Missiles   Likened To Inchon Shelling Before Landing; Allies Push On Pyongyang

Mighty Mo Leads Big Sea Assault  New Landinas Held: Likely   New Landings Held: Likely To Seal Off Supply Route

Navy Task Force Led by Big Mo Shells and Sets Ablaze Eastern Korean Port, Suggests Landing

Allied Ships, Planes Blast Chongyjin  Iron, Steel Center  Near Manchuria,

Missouri s Guns Join in Battering Eastern Coast City  Chongjin, Center Near Red Chinese

Red Iron, Steel Center Set Afire By Bombardment   City Only 34 Miles Southwest Of Red Manchuria,.49 Miles From Siberia

Set Big Fires In Seaport 43 Miles  From Manchuria   Shelling May Indicate Another Invasion; Tank-Led Columns Gain in Push Toward Pyongyang

Force Led By "Mighty Mo” Is In Action  City Is In Flames; Drive On Capital Showing Progress

Mighty Mo Leads Strike In F ar N orth   Korea Red Port Near China And Siberia Borders Set Afire

Blow Strikes Far Up Coast   May Precede Landing Neor Siberian Border; Columns Push Up From South

Missouri And Other Allied Warships In Heavy Shelling Of Frontier City

‘CARRIER PLANES IN TWO-DAY RAID   Target City Is Only 49 Miles From Siberian Border. Allied Ground Forces Advance.

‘Attack I May Herald New Landing .   Heavy Sea-Air Bom bardment at Point. Far North of Wonsan ‘Has Been Going on 2 Days

East Coast Port Pounded, May Be Landing Prelude   Mighty Mo Leads Attack On City 34 Miles From Manchuria; Similar Bombardment Preceded Inchon Landing

Reds Reeling Along Entire North Front   No Amphibious Landing Made; Commies Receive Taste Of Own Medicine

“Big Mo” Heads Naval Assault on Steel Center   Chongjin, Near China Border, Aflame as Big Guns Thunder

Allied- Warships In Korean Action  ‘Thunderous Boribardment Has Set Fire in Port of Chongjin  ATTACK FROM AIR-SEA  Burning Iron and Steel Center 1s 34 Miles From  churia

NEW U. N. ASSAULT ON REDS Big Naval Guns Shatter Important Steel Center Near Communist China

Huge Attack Echoes Near  Siberia Line  Yanks May Cut Supply Roads From Russia

Mighty Mo Spearheads  Big Strike   Sea-Air Attacks Hit at Red Korea’s East Coas' Near Russian Border   HIT AT CHONGJIN   Bombardment Is Similar To That Preceding the Big Landing at Inchon

Allied Ships Join In Blow  On Red Port   Stalin Sends Kim Message Wishing Success To North Korea

Attack Led By ‘Mighty Mo’ Could P resage UN Landing  Near Red China And Siberia

Allies Carry Attack Close To Manchuria   Big Iron And Steel Centet 34 Miles From Border Is Set Afire; May Be Forerunner Of New Landing

Warships Set Fire To Red Korean Port   Mighty Mo in Heavy Shelling of Major. Steel Center, Far North In Korea; Sea-Air Attacks Are Not Far Fram Ching Siherin-

Navy Planes Soften Up Chongjin On Eastern Coast in 2-Day Raid   ‘Mo’s’ 16-Inch Guns Rake Iron Center   Area of Sea and Air Attacks Only 49 Miles From Siberian Border

Drive Upon Red Capital Grinds Slow   Stalin Urges Leader Of Foe To Hold On; Koreans Win Ground

Chongjin Fired by U.N. Guns   Red Port City Far To the North Object Of Big Bombardment

Allied Fleet Blasts Port Of Chongjin   Korea War Near Flaming Climax

Temperatures   North Korean City Ablaze From Sea-Air Attacks; Amphibious Army Hinted

2,500,000 Men May Be Called   Only Small Part Of That Number Fully Trained Or Equippec

Many Men in Reserves But Few Trained   Guard and Reserve Have 2,500,000 on Lists; Guard Nearest Ready But Short on Manpower

Guard, Reservists  Total 2.5 Millions  Only Small Portion Trained,Equipped

2,500,000 In Reserves, Guard Subject to Call  rainegq ror oervice

2,300,000 Men Subject to Call for Armed Duty   ‘ Small Fraction Fully Trained, Equipped and Organized

2,500,000 Await Call By Country   National Guard And Armed Forces Reserves Now Await Word From Johnson

Some Reservists To Be Recalled  Limited Number to Go on Active Duty

Ask Americans To Keep Both Christmas Spirit And Themselves Alive

Postal Bill Up, Walsh Gets Back   Congressman Makes It In Time To Call Up Measure _ Restoring Mail Service

Hoosier Is Key To Vote on Postal Cuts  Walsh Rushing Back   Walsh Rushing Back To Capital to Call Up Bill Restoring Full Mail Service

Democrat Holds Key fo Mail Bill   Rep. Walsh’s Absence Leaves Fate of Postal Measure in Doubt

The Weather   Bill to Kill Postal Cuts Set for Vote   Missing Solon Reaches Floor ‘Tust in Time’

Located at Milwaukee  Missing Congressman Flies Back, Rescues His Mail Bill

TO-DAY: STRIKE OF TELEPHONE WORKERS ENDS      Negotiationg In New York and Detroit Sunday Brings Wage Increases dnd Other Benefits to 38,000 Workers ‘in 43 States,

Bangor Named As Filter Center  43,000 Volunteers To Man Air Posts In East

Ice Begins To Melt Over Texas   Five Deaths Are Attributed To Cold Wave

Educator Tells Teachers To Add or Subtract To Make Selves Prettier

IN “POOR” CONDITION   Wallace Luebke Was Injured ip Accident Sunday

Supreme Court: Orders Dairies To Stand Trial   State’s Highest Court Rejects Plea Of 10 Milwaukee Dairies To Have Their Cases Dismissed; Orders Them To Stand Trial On Price Conspiracy Charges

Ten Dairies Lose In Supreme Court  Milwaukee Cases Ordered to Trial

Anti Trust Law Upheld and Dairies Told to Stand Trial   Congpired to Set Prices, Contention

New Barrier Is Erected To UN Hope Of Solution   Worried Officials Are Still Hoping To Avert Big War

U.N. Dilemma  Armed Truce  May Resolve  China Crisis Reds Intentions Unknown To West

Refusal Of Mao Regime To Discuss U. N. Charges Increases World Tension   TOP OFFICIALS WORRIED, BUT STILL MAINTAIN HOPE

Reds’ Refusal Of Invitation Serious Move   Believe Issue Could Erupt Into World War Number 3

Officials ;: Still Hope For Truce   Consider Move Moscow Inspired

New Obstacles Raised to Any Peaceable Settlement Of Dangerous War Menace

Invasion Meets Little Resistance; Ferces In South Make Bia Gains

Two Wings of Separate Landings Are Linked Up__      MacArthur Calls on Communists of North Korea To  Surrender or Die

Street Fighting Reported in Soutt Section of Town  Ce poe Le ae ey   So. Korean Marines Aré Cleaning Up the North Half of Inchon

M’ Arthur Calls Upon Reds To ‘Surrender Or Die’ As Big Trap Begins To Close

Yanks Gain 1 to 3 Miles Near Taegu   Drive Launched On Southern Front

Street Fighting In South Section Of City Reported   American, South Korean Marines Smash Into Capital City, South Korean Communique States; American Forces Meeting Only ‘Sporadic’ Resistance

ATTEMPT 10 Barth RED ARM\ IN NUTCRACKER   Marines Meet Only Slicht Resistance In Drive on Capital

Big 3 Delavs  Arm y Decision   Meeting Breaks Up Without Word On Defense

Daylight Robbers Hit K.C. Eatery  Take $10,000 Free Lesteareet’ ced Leese

Daylight Holdup in Downtown Kansas City Nets Big Sum   Night Club Owner Estimates Eddy Loss at $7,000 to $10,000.

Kansas City Bar Loses Large Sun in Bold Holdup   Bandits Waiting In Manager's Office, Loss Set at $7-10,000

Parties Single Out ‘Enemies’   Each Mark Three For Nov. 7 Beating

M. U; Instructor New Superintendent At Chillicothe Girls’ School

Board Names New Superintendent for Training School   Miss Dorothy Forzest. M. U. Instructor, Was Cereallten Fanchar

TRUMAN TO SHIFT HIGH OFFICIALS   PACE SLATED FOR ARMY SEC. RETARY, SYMINGTON FOR NEW DEFENSE JOB.

Personnel Shifts Are Pondered By Truman and Gray  Appointments And Promotions Planned   Appointments And Promotions Planned To Boost Strenath

MAJOR SHIFTS BY PRESIDENT ARE INDICATED   Budget Director Pace to Become Secretary of Army

Administration  Shifts Pending   Sec. Gray, Truman Huddle: Revamn Plans Released

REPORT TWO ACCIDENTS .  No One Injured in Traffic Mishaps Over the Weekend

Stricken i Pal “ Barbara Hildebran: - 5. To Springheld, Is Second Case in Week —      Police Check Two Minor Accidents   Springfield Boy Dies In Motorcycle Wreck

Minor Accidents In Heavy Traffic   Damages Not Extensive in Two Mishaps

TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS   Police Report No Personal Injuries in Collisions

Glendora Mother, 20, Escapes Rape   Sheriff Sees No Tie In Attack By Negro To Kelm Slaying

YOUNG MOTHER FRICKTENS. OFF NEGRO RAPIST   Suffers Serious Injuries In Attack; Push Hunt In Baroda Area

Await Chinese Yule Offensive   Foe Appears Ready For All-Out Assault

Big Offensive In Seoul Sector Now Indicated  Last Reports From  Hungnam Area  Reporf Attack Halts (BULLETIN)

Reds Mass For All-Out  Offensive   MacArthur Warns of Christmas Attack

Britain Hunts  Atom Scientist  Scotland Yard Is Seeking To Locate Missing Scientist

Bridges To ‘Oppose Any Large Seale Cut in Aid   Senate Committee Probes Link Between Racing News and  K. ¢. Underworld

SAYS U.S. MAY BE PRODUCING “DEATH SAND’   Radioactive Dust Is Invisible and a Slow Acting Poison.

. invisible Radioactive Dust “Death Sand’? Would Strike Before Victims Knew It  7

Reserves Get Volunteer Call   Army, Navy Need Specialists; 12-Month Duty Period Pledged by Services

La R IR NNNETIn. tinct uapmenemenmeneiel PRESIDENT PRAYS WITH BILLY GRAHAM

RESCUERS RESCUED Helicopter Dips Over Niagara To Save Trio From Drowning

500,000 Vets Get Insurance Checks  Government Hopes To End Job By June

"“Brought Back From Dead"-— Ex-G! Weds German Nurse Who Stood Vigil

TREMOR RAZES ALMOST THIRD OF BUILDINGS   Radio Reports Cuzco Site of Quake; Toll Expected To Mount

ALMOST THIRD OF BUILDINGS   Radio Reports Cuzco Site of Quake; Toll  Expected To Mount

St. Nick To Visit Until Dec. 23 City Welcomes Sante Here This Afternoon

lito Pledges His Support fo U.S.   Indirectly Promises Help Against Russia

Price Up, Volume ‘Low On Markets   Much Tobacco Reported Still In Fields

Tile Drainage Helps Farmers   Farm Agent Ifft Says 2,000 Acres of County Farmland Reclaimed

Tile Drainage Helps Farmers’   Farm’ Agent lft: Says 2; 000 Actes of Souaty Farmiand Reclaimed .

Attempting to Evade Federal Income Taxes Will Be Riskier than Ever This Season

Attempting To Evade Paying 1949 Tncame Tax Is Riskier Than Ever.

KEEN EYES LOOK AT TAX RETURNS   Attempts To Evade Income Taxes Riskier Than Ever This Year—More Investigators Added.

Tax Sleuths Set For Income Check  Closer Inspection Slated This Year

Tax Dodgers Warned Risk Is Increased   Income Tax Departmen To Give Returns Closer Check This Year;  Machines in Service

ATTEMPTS 10 ~ EVADE INCOME TAX ARE RISK)   More Investigators Hired te Check Returns; Machines Catch Errors.

Uncle Sam Takes on 3,000 Additional Tax Sleuths to Check for “Errors”

Evasion Of Taxes Will Be Riskier During This Year   Check-Up Forces Of Revenue Dept. Given Increase

[Riskier Now Trying Evade  Income Taxes   Government Now Able To Closely Serutinize Returns

Pay ‘Tax Evasion Crackdown Slated  * * * *  _— co Adade _. a Foon Bea PR TA. me.

The Feds Will Get You If You.Don’t Watch Out  Tneome Tax Evasion To Be Riskier This Year

Income Tax Fraud Will be Tougher   Revenue Bureau To Give Returns Closer Scrutiny

Se SUEY SOLIS ICS etal bnatatintliad  Tax Evasion Riskier in 1950

3000 Investigators Added -- Evading Income Taxes Made Diffic ult; Due Wednesday

T Men to Watch Federal Returns  To Be Riskier to Try   To Be Riskier to Try to Evade Those Taxes

‘Deadline: Wednesday Midnight  3. 500 Sleuths Added to Check Tax Evasions

ncome Tax Evasion Will Be Marder Than Ever—  Uncle Sam to Check Tax Forms

Don't Try To Cheat Your Uncle Sam This Y ear; He’s Checking Closer

Dodging Taxes Risky Business  More Investigators To Check Returns

INCOME FIGURES TO BE SCANNED BY UNCLE SAM   interneol Revenue Bureau Ready for Action After Wednesdoy Decdline

Eight-Year-Old Boy Lost in Vt. Woodlands   Huge Posse Pushes Frantic Hunt for Lightly Clad Lad.

Wage-Price Controls bn Nation Likely   Cost OF Living Has ‘Zoomed To Highest Point Tn Histary

UN Chief ‘Satisfied’ With Stalin Talks    Lie Says Resuls May Show Within Next Two Months

UN Secretary To Take Plans Back to Chiefs   ‘No Reason To Be Dissatisfied’ He Says After Parley

lt Bodies Are Recovered, 14 Others Hunted   37 Injured When Flames Engulf Mental Ward

Viclims Scream In Agony Behind Barred Windows; Fear 13 Others Dead

Ferrotized Patients Beat On Barred Windows Of] Olid Iowa Building

19 Die in Fire At Hospital  . Mental Ward Swept By Early Morning Blaz

Coroner Reports 37 Other Persons Injured After Flames Sweep Through Institution For Mental Patients At Davenport — All But Three Of 68 Occupants Of Building Women — Many Of Victims Trapped Behind Barred Windows Of Rooms

Screams Of Trapped Women Spread Alarm At 3 A.M. Today As Flames Sweep 3.Story Brick Ward Building.

Mental Ward of Hospital Destroyed   All Victims Were Women Patients in Institution

21 Bodies Are Removed from Davenport, Iowa, Building; Barred Windows Add to Horror.  ALL VICTIMS ARE WOMEN

3 A.M. Blaze In Mental Ward; 31 Believed Saved   Dead Are All Women But One; Many Of Rescued Are Burned

Escape Blocked By Bars   Thirty-One Women _ Inmates of Iowa Mental Institution Dead  Or Missing In Tragedy

FLAMES TRAP PATIENTS IN MENTAL WARD   21 Bodies of Women Are Recovered From Ruins Of Iowa Hospital

MENTAL WARD PATIENTS VICTIMS   Davenport Blaze Fought In Freezing Weather  Bar rRArF €&   Report Flames First Seen On First Floor; Main Building Escapes

11 Bodies Taken Out, 10 Missing   Davenport, la. Fire . Filled with Horror from Trapped Patients

TEMPERATURE   10 More Feared Dead In Ruins >   Mental Section Of Davenport, Towa, Institution, Razed;  37 Patients Saved

Coroner Says 37 Others Are Injured   Davenport Institution Scene of Horror in Early Morning Hours

Only One Of Dead Member Of Staff   Thirty-Seven Suffer Injuries In Blaze

Flames Sweep Building Early This Morning   Patients Scream in Agony from Behind Barred Windows of Mental Institution

Mounting Death Toll Reported at Davenport Where Flames in Institution for Mental Patients Brought Under Control After Four Hour Battle—!9 Bodies Recovered and 13 Other Per “sons Are Believed Dead.   37. SURVIVORS: LISTED

Mental Ward Gutted By Fire This Morning G4 Patients Were In   Building When Blaze  Wace Biceavared

Mental Hospital Swept By Flames   Bodies of 26 Women Pa tients Removed From Smouldering Debris   BELIEVE 11 MORE DEAD

FATHER AND SON SEEK TO RECOVER $45.000 IN SUIT   John S. Lawson, Elizabeth C. Lawson and J. Barton Lawson Defendants   AUTO CRASH RESULT

FATHER AND SON SEER 45,000 IN DAMAGES   Croydon and Southampton Wives Seek Divorces    3 OTHER SUITS FILED

CIVIL AlGhT LEFT QUTOIDE DEMO PARLE   Only Discussed in Lobbies and Hotel Corridors at Raleigh.

High School Will  Graduate 75 at  Park Ampitheater Busy Days Ahead as  Graduation Season  Opens for 1950 Clas:

LAST OF SCHOOL YEAR IS LESS ~ THAN 3 WEEKS AWAY NOW   Plans For Commence: ment Take Definite  Shape

Communist Force Pours Help Into Korean Fighting  Outnumbered Forces      Outnumbered Forces Of South Korea And U. S. Face Conflict

Ali Signs Point Toward Major Battle Soon   Jnconfirmed Report Claims That U. S. And Koreans Have Retaken Two Towns

INVADERS MOVE FAST TO STRIKE AMERICAN LINES   Major Struggle In Korea Expected As Communists Mass For Blow With 15  Divisions Rear

Communis! agrees Dour In at Terrific 2 With hey  1 RLS y Peer ce a Batile Seen  WNihir Sh i Time

ROY ARMES AMBUSHED AT TAVERN   Brother of Slain Shelton Gangster Cut Down by Rufle Fire Sunday Morning Near Herrin.

Shelton Gang Killer Strikes Down Anothe   Slayer Again Wreaks Vengeance and Evades Identification by Authorities

PROBE AMBUSH RIFLE SLAYING OF ROY ARMES  BROTHER OF FORMEF SHELTON GANGSTER

Nationwide Phone Strike Threatens, Workers Polled   Union Preparing To Call Walkout To ‘Start Anytime’

BELL TELEPHONE WORKERS CAST STRIKE VOTE   More Than 100,000 Already Agreed To Strike Anvtime

Telephone Union Is Taking Poll   Nationwide Strike May Be ‘Started Anytime,’ Officers Declare.

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Threatened ‘By CIO Union Against Bell System

Quads’ Father Offers $10 for Names Because ‘We Ran Out’ On Six Others

Double Curley Funeral  Will Be Held Tomorrow  ep thenpiw p..cbe ] VaArell Doe eda ah   Archbishop Cushing Will Preside at Solemn Rites in Holy Cross Cathedral

Senator Would Outlaw Parimutuel Betting In Effort To Curtai! Bookmakers’ Activities   i a es CAPEHART DECLARED:

Shoe Factory Offers Union / Wage Boost   New Contract Calls For Increase Of Six Cents Hourly

Cut Service As Rail Walkouts Menace Nation   BRT Rejects Trumar Fact-Finding Board Recommendations

Strike Nears, Railroads Slow   Passenger, Freight Services Curbed

Flood Waters Are Now Raaginc In Minnesota  Two Hundred Are  Rescued In Boats .  At Crookston, Minn.

Ice Jam Melts,  New Flood Hits   Boats Rescue 200 Without Loss of Life

U.S. Forces In Germany Too Weak   200-Mile Maneuver Retreat Makes Germans Uneasy

a e Maneuvers Point To Strength Lack   Occupation Forces Shown Numerically Unable To Defend Western Germany

Tests Show U.S. Weak in Europe  Maneuvers Concluded With Extensive Retreat

American Retreat Worries Germans  x x x x ¥ oo» x oe &  Mock War Stirs Fear: What ee Hoamnos Ie. D214

Kidnap Slayers Of Girl Sought  Nude, Battered Body Found In Washington

SEEK CLUES IN DEATH OF GIRL   MISSING FOR WEEK, BODY 1S FOUND IN MOUNTAIN RIVER

SLAIN GIRL’S BODY IS FOUND   Police Hunt Two Men Who Dragged Her Into Car — Last Sunday Night

RUSSIA EXPANDS NAVAL STRENGTH   Sherman Declares Reds Not Yet Ready for War

CLOUD 900 MILES WIDE DESCRIBED  Jap Astronomer Tells Of Explosion On Mars

Acheson Plan Gets Go-Ahead Signal In U.N.   Steering ‘Group Places Proposal On Ite Agenda As Rusians Object

UN Will Study Acheson Taboo On Aggression  Committee Agrees  To Place Proposal On Assembly Agende

UN Grants Green Light To Proposal ‘Acheson Hands  ‘Anti-Aggression Pencram to Grour

anti Aggression Plan Gets Green Light for Full U.N. Consideration

US Peace Patrol Program Goes fo UN   Soviet Objections Voted Down by Steering Panel

United Action For Peace on  Agenda of UN   Steering Committee Puts US Anti-Aggression Plan Before Assembly

Acheson's Plan Gefs Approval    U.N; to Consider His United Peace Drive

IN WILL TAKE UP PLANS FOR PEACE PATROL   Russia Loses Fight to Keep Controversies Off Its Agenda.

New Peace Plar Gets Go Signal For U.N. Airing   Acheson's Program Calls for Patrol Of Trouble Spots

Assembly Okays Acheson Plan  Russia Defeated in Votes on Four Issues

Acheson's Program Gefs Green Light   U.N. Committee Puts 4-point Resolution On Assemb!y Agenda

Acheson Plan Gels Start   On U.N. Astembly Agende; Commiitee Slaps Down Three Russion Moves *

Green Light To UN Vote On Peace Patrol   Acheson’s Plan ‘Against Aggression Placed on Aaenda

Acheson Plan Gathers Steam   Assembly Agenda To Include Point As Requested By U. S.

Acheson Plan Gets Go-Ahead  Anti-Aggression Idea Set For UN Agenda

Anti-Aggression Program Given U.N. Green Light   ” Russia Is Voted Down Twice in Assembly Cammittee

Acheson's Peace ‘Patrol’ Advances  U.N. Puts Project On Study Agenda

UN Steering Committee Gives Greer Liaht on Antit-Aqaression Proqram

Acheson's Peace Program on Agendé of United Nations   Soviet Objections Are Overridden on Other Controversial Questions.

U.N. Dockets Policing Plan Despite Reds   Acheson Praposal For ‘Peace Patrol Given Green Light

PIKE CONFIRMED FOR AEG RETURN BY SENATE VOTE   55-24 Margin Overturn: Committee Action  Against Him   PRECEDENT BROKEN TO APPROVE CHOICE

PIKE OKAYED BY SENATE FOR ATOMIC POST   Committee’s Action Is  Reversed by Vote Of 55-24 for Approval

PIKE CONFIRMED FOR ATOMIC BOARI   SENATE UPHOLDS TRUMAN'S REAPPOINTMENT OF MAINE REPUBLICAN, 55-24.

Pike Gets O. K. for Atom Post   Confirmed for Fou Year Term Despite Committee Action.

The Weather   Senate Votes Approval of Pike on AEC  Vote of 55 to 24 Spurns Report By Committee

Senate Overturns Dectston Of Own Committee. Confirms  Pike ToNew Term On AKE

Acheson And Johnson Backed By President  They’il Stay ‘So Long As He Is In The White Hance

Truman Declares Rep. Priest Had No Business To Talk   Says Acheson, Johnson Will Stay Just As Long As He Is President

TRUMAN LAUDS DEAN ACHESON, LOUIS JOHNSON   President Says They'll Stay In Cabinet While He’s In White House

President Emphatically Declares He Won't Fire Either Despite Growing Clamor for Their Scalps.

Acheson, Johnson: fo Stay-Truman  Makes Strong Replay t   Makes Strong. Replay tc Korean Policy Critics

KOREAN POLICY CRITICS DRAW TRUMAN'S FIRE   Says Johnson And Acheson Will Not Be Asked To. Resign   LOAN TO SPAIN IS ALSO CRITICIZED

MacArthur’s Headquarters Issue Hearteninge Reports   Northern Forces Destroy bridges Across Han River In Effort To Regain Territory

Earlier Reports Telling Of Collapsing Southern ForcesProveUnfounded

Battle Line  10 Miles North, MacArthur Says   South Koreans Retake City as U. S. Troops Land

DEFENDERS HURL NORTH KOREANS OUT OF SUWON   MacArthur Rep orts Important Airstrip Also Retaken By Southern Forces: In New Attack.

U_S. Troops Start Moving to Front Line   Ss. Korean Forces Stiffen Resistance Aaainst Invaders

MacArthur Says Invaders Didn't Take Vital Base   Better Situation Prevails in Fight For South Korea

Communique Conflicts With Pentagon Report  Situation Confusing Qin “Elasd’ Erant:   Situation Confusing On ‘Fluid’ Front; Washington Says Suwon Has Fallen

AIRSTRIP AT SUWON HELD BY DEFENDER   Historic Airlift Moving Troops In Despite Weather

Strategic Town Evacuated -- Buf Never Captured   Heavier Red Thrust Indicated; U.S. Planes Pound The Invaders

B-29’s Bomb Bridges for U. S. Troops   Washington Confused on Reported Capture of Strateaic. Point

G.l.s Airlitted to Meet Foe   Defense of South Korea Stiffens as Washington Reports 12 Planes Lost

Red Koreans Hurled Back From Suwon   American Troops Land In South Korea By Air, Move By Rail To Front

New Thrust Is Expected From North   American Bombers Hit Vital Points In Red-Held Seoul

L.S. Soldiers Not at Front Yet; Bombing Is Increased   N, Koreans Put Up Three Wooden Bridges Across Han

Southern Forces Stiffen Their Lines; Strong ‘Units Lunge Toward Foe   Late Report Contradicts Earlier Word That Reds Had Overrun Yanks’ Important Headquarters

Historic Airlift Takes Americans From Japan and U. S. Soldiers Move North by Rail to Meet Communist Invaders.   South Korean Offense Stiffens As U. S. Soldiers Enter Korea

Enemy  Bridges Bombed   Commie Forces Concentrate 10 Miles From City

Red Break Through Is  Concentrated 10 Miles North of That City   U. S. Soldiers Taking Up Defense Positions North of Taejon; Yanks’ - Arrival Bolsters Korean Morale

ROBINSON WAS ONCE ARRESTED IN BRISTOL   Phila. Short Order Cook Charged With Murder of Club Bellhop   STOLE MOTOR TITLES

Equivalent of 25 German Divisions Are Needed In Europe, Rep. Gavin States

Gavin Says West Needs  German Aid   Oil City Congressman Says W. Powers Need at Least 25 German Divisions To Defend Western Europe From Russia

Gavin Sees Need For “At Least” 25  German Divisions   Congressman Says Armed Might Necessary To Combat Soviets

Former Janesville Man Kills Self Atter Slaving Wife and Her Mother

Truman to Ask Heavy Boosts In Income Tax   Intermediate Bill Also To Hike Levies On Corporarions

Economic Unity Plans Urged For  Western Europe   President Truman In Mar shall Plan Report Urges Steps For Economic Wnitv

TRUMAN YACHT RUNS INTO HEAVY SEAS   President Sticks to Bunk as Vessel Rolls and Pitches—Fats in Stateroom.

TEACHERS’ FEUD FLARING AGAIN   Three Members Of Committee Meet For Recount Of Votes In Disputed State Flection.

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WANTS IINTERNATIONAL BANKING METHODS IGIVEN A TRIAL AROUND HERE

7 egua Philosophe r  J. A. Wants International Banking Methods Given a Trial Around Here  at

Senate Votes ~ Defense Fund   Conferees to Meet Today Om Defense Measure

Senate Passes ‘Bill To Provide Defense Funds   Secret Project  Authorized For  Armed Forces

 JAIL CRAMMED WITH ARSONISTS  Pretty Girl Leads Nude Doukhobors In Raid

HISTORIC OLD HAVEN HALL IS RAZED: 6 HURT   Valuable Old Re écords; Research Data _ Destroyed:

Haven Hall. Priceless Data Burn   Fireman Injured, Students Overcome Tn Firhting Blaze

Records Lostin  University Fire Work of Years of Reseaich Destroyed.

Plane Stewardess Reveals Romance With Engineer Held. For Murder Attempt

MAN DENIES LOVE TRIANGLE LED 1H PLANE BOMB PLU]   John H. Grant Insists If Was Heavy Indebtedness That Caused Him to Plan to  Kill Wife.   BUT “OTHER WOMAN” IS STANDING BY HIM   Airlines Stewardess Says Prisoner Had Proposed Marriage and She Wants to Help Him.

Aeronautical Engineer, However, Was Interested in an Airlines Stewardess; Gives Detail of Plot to Destroy Plane.

Police State Man Blames Debts For Plane Bomb Plot   ‘Other Woman’ Not Caus« Of Plan To Kill Family,  Police Quote Statement   By HERBERT D. WILHOIT and FRANK FRAWLEY

He Tells Police  Other Woman Not Reason For Death Plot On Airliner

Grant Tells Police Heavy Indebtedness Prompted Death Plot   Guard Is Assigned After Indications of Suicide Attempt Found

Love Triangle Theory Heard In Near-Bombing Of Plane; Suicide Watch Kept On Man

 Not Other Woman ~ Near-Bombing Of Plane ~ Blamed On Indebtedness

Engineer Blames Heavy Debts, Not Other Woman, for Plot to Bomb -Plane

Love Angle Denied in  Plane Plot   But Stewardess Says Perpetrator Proposed to Her

Ex-6l Ordered Retum Face Multiple Charges  Irate Yankee Judge Denounced Texas Soldier

Obermiller Is Named Justice  Fills Hostetler   Fills Hostetler Vacancy In Dover

Soybeans   N O Cotton   ‘Phantom Whistler’ Will Be identified Soon

Ohio Rises, No: . Bad Flood Feared   Out of Its. Banks. Now Near Cincinnati‘ ”

Ohio Flooding - At Cincinnati   Some Businesses Closed But Nothing Serious: Expected

40 BELOW IN OREGON ai eae aie tee  Fast- ‘Rising Ohio River Perils Five-State Area.

Ohio Passes Flood  Mark at Cincinnati  Predict 60.5-ft. Crest Doubt Heavy Damage

High Water Evacuatcs Homes  Ohio River Reaches Rood Stage: Temneratures tow in Nowthwest.

SEALS T0 GO OUI   About 3,500 Residents to Receive Christmas T.B. Stamps Next Week

About 3,500 Residents to Receive Christmas T.B. Stamps Next Week -

5-Year-Old Boy Snatched From Bed In Apartment   Barefoot Woman In Nightgown Braves Huat, Smoke At  Prescott Hall Rd. Fire

MOTHER SAVES SON AS OIL HEATER EXPLODE:   5-Year-Qld Boy Snatched From Bed In Apartment   Barefoot Womnn in Nightrown Braves Heat, Smoke At  Prescott Wall Ra. Flre

STRIKE CALLED OFF   Walkout in Tennessee Marked by Gunfire and Other Violence

Lustron Firm Sold To RFC  Gavernment Aaenc   Government Agency Only One To Bid

RFC Purchases Lustron Plant For $6,000,000   Auction’s Only Bidder Intends Private Resale

Court Hears Miners Case   Government Argues Cur. rent Strikes Are Unfair Labor Practices. ©

NLRB Coal Case Opens InUS. Court   Serikes Unfair, Lawyers Charge

Slowdowns and Strikes ‘Unfair’ Labor Practices   Arguments Begin In Federal Court; Truce Reply Awaited’

SCAN TRUMAN PROPOSAL FOR TO-DAY TRUCE   Date In Court To Fight NLRB Charge Also  Plagues Lewis

Claim Unfair Labor Action  NLRB Asks Court   NLRB Asks Court to Force Lewis Sten Strikes

New Parleys On Coal Pact Also Planned   President Awaits Reply to Proposal For 70-Day Truce

NLRB Unfair Labor Practices Case Against Lewis and Coal Union Opens

Federal Court Hears Charges Against Lewis  NLRB Claims Unfair Labor Practices Used —Truman Awaits Reply To Request for Truce

U.S. Presents Coal Arguments   Denham Crackdown in Federal Court

He Is Unfair, Robert Denham Of NLRB Says  Judge Expected to Rule in Day or Two

“UMW Must Meet Earls Deadline Qn Truman’s Strike. Endings Program

NLRB Pushes Mine Suit; Truman Waits   Miners, Owners Have Three Days For Trurve Decl

Government Presents Case in Dispute With Coal Union   Strikes and Slow Downs Under Attack

Lewis Tactics In Coal Row Called Unfair   NRLB Asks Court to End Strikes; Negotiations Resumed

Coal Strikes Unfair Labo  Practices   Case Brought By NLRB Counsel Is Heard By Judge In Washineton

Heat Is Put on Lewis and Union By Government   Unfair Practices Charged by NLRB As Case in Court

U. S. Argues Lewis Acts  Are ‘Unfair’   Slow-Downs Are Target Of Government Suit To  End Walkouts

Judge Hears Plea In Coal Writ Case  NLRB Urges Order To Halt Slowdown

Government Argues Lewis Tactics Unfair   Case Brought by Denham: Ask Court to End Slow Downs

Coal Case Presented In Court   Strikes Are Unfait Labor Practices. Government Claim Before Court

Truce Asked By Truman; Talks Open   Government Seeks Court Ruling Ou Lahor Practices

Date in Court, New Negotiations With Operators Confronting Lewis

 NLRB Asks Injunction US. Says Strikes, Slow-Downs ‘Are Unfair Labor Practices

Say Current Coal Strikes Are Unfair Labor Practices   Government Seeks Federal Court Order Against Lewis and Miners.

Denham Asks Order To Send Miners Back Info Mines   Calls Strikes and Slowdowns ‘ ‘Unfair Labor Practices”

—MINERS—  U.S. Takes Coal Strike Into Court  Government Say: Slow Down Unfai

Case Brought By Denham, NLRB Counsel  Truman an For 70. Dav e Tene:   Truman Asks For 70-Day Strike Truce While Fact-Finders  Framine Situatian

Denham Says Coal Stoppages Unfair Labor Practices   N.L.B.B. Counsel Requests Federal Court to Order Lewis and Miners to Stop Tactics

Lewis Faces Court Today For Charges Of: Denham.   Truman Asks Union, Operators To Give Problems To Board

NLRB SEEKS. 70 RESTORE. PRODUCTION   Denham Case Hearing Contract Talks Share Washington Spotlight. -

Court Asked to Order.a Halt in Coal Slowdown:   Government Argues” Miners’ ‘Tactics -Are Unfair Practices -

US. Takes Lewis Case Before Court   Denham Heads Drive Without Official Truman Backing

Court Hearing On Coal Strike Started Today   No Reply To Truman Appeal For 70-Day Fact-Finding Truce

Joining Guard No Way to Avoid Active Duty  Goes Back to 1-A When Quitting Giare

Marble Asks Major Changes In Fiscal Operations, Lawmaking Powers of Counties; Offers Bill   Assemblyman Claims ‘Fee System Should Not Be Tolerated

Charles H. Boehm Again Elected School’ Supt.   Salary Increased To $10,000 And That Of Three Assistants To $6500 By Directors Assn. Of The County

WINTER SLUGS WIDE SECTION   Chilling North Winds Rig Across State — Guymon Reports Low Readina

Winter Takes New Punch at Most of State   Spotty Instances of Sleet, Snow and Rain’ Reported; Temperature To Drop Sharply

Posse Seeking Young Gunman      Hitch-Hiker Shoots Man, Slugs Wife in Kent County

U.S, STEEL STARTS CUTBACK DUE TO SHORTAGE OF COAL   Production Slash Of 43 Percent . Has Been Ordered

Taxwriters Vote To Withhold Tax From Dividends   Set 10 Per Cent As Base Figure

Hungary May Free Vogeler   Offer Equal ‘Swap’ For Relisious Relic

Relic Reported In Allied Hands At Frankfurt   Hungarians Attribute Miraculous Powers To Church Trophy

Red: Hungary Offers to Swap Vogeler for Religious, Relic  i . ne oe oe © oe Oe   Communists Would Exchange American Businessman for Grown of St. Stefan

Hungary Demands Ancient Crown as Price of Ransom   Reliable Sources Say Government Will Swap For Robert A. Vogeler

Crown Seen Key To Vogeler Release  Venerated Relic Held by Allies

CROWN ASKED FOR VOGELER   Hungary Offers To Ex. change Prisoner For Religious Relic

Hungary May Swap Vogeler for Crown. Venerated Relic   Reliahle Sonrees Predict Release of American Sentenced to 15 Years

Reds Offer ToSwapYank  For Crown   Would Trade Yogeler for Crown of St: Stefan, Hungarian Venerated Relic

PRICE OF FREEDOM FOR VOGELER IS SET   Hungary Will Kelease Americat Rusinessman if t. 8 Turns fxer Famous Crown.

Red-Ruled Hungary Offers To Free American Businessman, Demanding As Ransom Nation’s  Most Venerated Relic; Crown Of St. Stefan

Crown Of St. Stefan Reported To Be  Hungary's Ransom Price For Vogeler

REDS ASK ANCIENT CROWN AS PRICE TO FREE VOGELE!   Venerated Hungarian Relic Recovered From Nazis By US. Trasns

Hungarians Offer to Swap Vogeler For Antique Crown of St. Stefan

Red Regime Will Make Even Swap   Release Of American Expected Within A Few Weeks

Hungary Offers To Swap Vogeler For Ancient Relic      Magyar Crown Now In Allied Hands Is  Price For Freedom

Hungary Demands Relic For Release Of Vogeler   Smith Journeys West, * Graham East For Talks

Hungarians Would Trade  For ACrown   Red-Ruled Hungary Wants To Swap Vogeler For Jewels

Religious Relic Is “Ransom”  For Vogeler   Hungarians Offer to Swap U. S. Prisoner For Priceless Crown  Held by West Allies

Religious Crown Vogeler Release Price, Is Report   Hungarians Ready To Release American To Get It; elic Believed To Signify Legitimacy Of Gavernment. Now Red-PRuled

Jury Asks Lenience For Mercy Slayer  ‘Returns Verdict of Manslaughter

Brother-Slayer ls Found Guilty  Jury Votes Verdict Of Manslaughter

Mercy Slayer Convicted Of Manslaughte   “Mercy Asked For Man Who Slew Cancer-Rid~:~ den Brother” ~

Praying Jury Convicts Mercy Killer   Recommends Mercy for Man “Stepping Into Shoes of God”.

Jury Returns Manslaughter In Merey Death   Leniency Is Sought For Mohr in Slaying Of Cancer-Ridden Kit

Mercy Killer Is Found Guilty In Pennsylvania; Jury Recommends Mercy   Conviction Ils Third Such In Nation; Other Two Ver dicts Were Also Returned In Same Lehigh County Courtroom

MORK CONVICTED IN MERGY RILLING OF HIS BROTHER   Jury Finds Pennsytvanian Guilty of Manslaughter After 16 Hours of Deliberation,   VERCY RECOMMENDED; SENTENCING DELAYED   Defense Asked Acquittal on Grounds of Temporary Insanity — Victim fil With Cancer,

MOHR FACES 12-YEAR TERM FOR SLAYING   Manslaughter Verdict Returned in Death Of Cancer Victim

Atomic Security 3-Power Topic  British, Canadian, U.S.   British, Canadian, U. S. Officials Confer

! Spies Bring Concern  3 -Power Talks Set To \Tiehten Atom Security

Jewish New Year Begins on Monday  Worship Services in Tres Of Life Synadog

Jewish People Are To Observe Rosh-Hashanah   Special Services, Peace Prayers Beain Monday

‘Point Four’ Plan Reaches — Mark  e Sends Bill To   House Sends Bill To Senate After Slicing Funds Almost in Halt

LOSE TRAIL OF EX-KLAN LEADER AT CARBONDALE   Paroled Indiana Slayer Left Rooming House There August 30.

Cold Trail Confronts Authorities In Search For Missing Stephenson

‘Prisoners’ Are Freed Europeans ' Russian. Picture Is Phony. Texan Savs

Striking C1O Crewmen End  1 1-Day Strike   Expect Return Monday Of Full Schedules on American Airlines

STRIKE OF AIRLINE WORKERS SETTLEN   AMERICAN COMPANY'S GROUND CREWMEN CALL OFF 11-DAY-OLD WALKOUT,

Crewmen of Airline to Hall Strike   American Airlines Crews End 11-Day Walkout; 80 Per Cent of Line Paralyzed by Strike

Requests to Ban Bergmar ‘Film Mount   Number of Theater Chains Say They Won’t Show It.

Good lowa Farm Land Currently Riding a Price Teeter-Totter      Demand Strong, Supply Limited: Prices l pa Let Since Korean W ar

Enemy Appears To Be Probing For Softer Spot To Hit With Five Units On Central Front

STATE SET TO DIG IN FOR FIGHT   Acheson Aides See Long, Hard Policy Struaqale

TO DIG IN FOR FIGHT   Acheson Aides See Long, Hard Policy Struggle

State Department Digging In For Fight On Major Foreign Issues   GOP Senate Victories Greatly Strengthens Congressional Critics

Knemy Reels In Fightin 9 For Capital   Major Attack On Pusan Defenses Reported Imminent Today

Tension Eases In VineennesRiver Drops   Flood Threat Believed Virtualiy Ended as Swollen Wabash Drops Two Feet Below Crest.

VINCENNES LEVELS OFF   River Falls Two Feet From Yesterday's 27-Foot Crest as Dike Breaks Ease Pressure..   DANGER LESSENS IN CAIRO AREA   Army Engineers Expect to Hold River Without Letting Water Into New Madrid Floodway.

Long Lines Of Cars Move On Highways, Ocean Drive   Mt. Hope Business Up 10% For Sunday Date; Cars Jam Up At Stone Bridge

(SLAND TRAFFIC LOAD HEAVIEST IN MONTHS   Long Lines Of Cars. Move On Highways, Ocean Drive   Mt, Hopo ,Buslness Up 10% Por Sunday Date; Cure Jn Up  At Stone Bridgo

Stassen in Ohio to Aid Sen. Taft   Former Governor to Follow Truman On Air Saturday

‘Stassen Moved Into Wheelhorse Spot ‘By GOP In Windup Drive for Support

Stassen Backs Taft In Ohio’s Senate Battle   Also Slated To Give Answer To Truman’s Address Tamorrow

Stassen Chosen as Wheelhorse   Will Answer Truman's St. Louis Speech Saturday Night

GOP Chores To Stassen   Speaks for Taft In Ohio, Ariswers Truman On Air Saturday Night

Leads Republican Campaign . re RIE ss  Stassen To Bear Republican Torch

Stassen Plans To Answer Truman Talk   Plugs for Taft, Charges Politics Delaying Controls

ror Nadio Speech  Stassen Wheelhorse For COP As Campaign Hits Final Step

‘Stassen Will Answer Speech  Of President   University President Is In Wheelkorse Position   In Final GOP Drive

Stassen Becomes GOP Wheelhorse   Chosen To Rebut Truman’s Speech; Backs Senator Taft

GOP Answer To Be Given By Stassen   LU. Of Pennsylvania Pres. ident Will Follow Truman On Radio

Stassen Takes Over as GOP s ‘Wheelhorse   lm Party's Final Drive Toward Tuesday's General Election

Stassen Assigned GOP Wheelhorse  Role In Answering Traman’s Addres:

A BLEAK OUTLOOK   U. S. Communists Meeting Under Shadow of Fear, Fewer Members

Communists to Open Convention Tonight   Red Pariy in U.S. Is Bese? by Membership and Financial Worries,

Rallies O pen Convention  Of U.S. Reds   Falling “nrollment Worries Leaders   Business Will Be Done Behind Closed Doors; Foster Is Til

Communist Party Of U, S. Shrinks   Convention to Discuss * Membership and Financia! Worries

Member Drop Worries Reds  At Convention   U.S. Communists To Open Rally Tonight; TDenjed Brooklyn Hall

MARKET SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE   Upward Trend Appears For While But Buying Lacks Power

Jap Reds Hit By MacArthu   General Suggests The Party Be Out. lawed In Japan

‘ . * 'Warning on Communism Is Made  H  ‘By General Douglas MacArthur

Wants Commies  Outlawed in Japan   Gen. MacArthur Renews Denunciation of Reds As Predatory Force

Gen. MacArthur Sees Japanese Outlawing Red:   'Cummanider Voices Fear Communist Party May  Abuse Use Of Freedom

NIPPON REDS UNDER BLAST OF MACARTHUR   Suggests Possibility Party May Be Outlawed For Second Time

MacArthur In New Drive To Outlaw Reds  Japan Occupation Leader Criticizes Communist Party

Japs Urged By MacArthur To Guard Liberties Acainst Communis! Inroads

M’Arthur Asks Reds Outlawed  As ‘Dangerous’   Blasts Communists In Japan As Pawns Of An Alien Power

M:Arthur Asks Japan to Outlaw Communist Party   Questions Legal Right Of Red Organizatvon For Second Time

Reds Blasted By M ‘Arthur   General Tells Japan To Guard New Liberty Against Communism

Gen. MacArthur Denounces Reds   Allied Commander Again Urges Japan To Defend Liberty

WOULD FAVOR OUTLAWING PARTY   Reds Called Pawn Of Alien Power Policy  ISSUE   Faced By All Free People, General Says On Constitutional Anniversary

ossibility )f Outlawing jap Reds Cited   Statement Marks Third Anniversary On Japan Constitution

MacArthur Asks Japs To Defend Constitution  General In Plea To tit ae Oppose Com

Gen. MacArthur Urges Japanese To Defend Liberties, Says Communist Party May Be Banned

MacArthur Again Denounces Reds   Suggests Outlawing Communists In Japan Ry WILTTAM Y¥ARNHAN

 o ‘Communism In Japan pss aaa nla  ‘MacArthur Suggests Possibility Of Outlawing Japan's Communist Party

Federal Mediator To Try Seitle Telephone Strike   Fact That No Pickets Were Called Out Indicates Hope

COURT TOLD ABOUT ‘BIG M0’ GROUNDING   Witness Says Navigator Uraed Hioh? Turn

Tito: Premier Accusés. Russ Of ‘Incidents’   - Urgas.: Recognition ~ OF 38th Parallel

U.N. Hears  Tito Envoy Blast Russia   Condemns Moscow for Supporting North Korean Attack

400 DIRECTOR ‘NEVER HEARD OF SUCH A THING’ Colorado Cattleland Ranchers Convinced Tropical Boa Constrictor Roams Ranges

United States Representative Cotton Burns While Congress Fiddles

OLD AMERICAN CUSTOM  Congress Draws Criticism,  Praise for It’s Frivolity

STATE PAYS MONEY OVER TO DISTRICTS FROM LICENSE FUND   Amount Depends Upon The Number of Licenses in District   BRISTOL TO GET $6,225   Amounts ‘Townships Are To Receive Are Also Listed Here

Nationalists Wear Old Nazi Garments  Bid for Power in State Elections

WEST GERMANY NOW RESISTS ALLIED FORCES   Subdued Resentment Often Breaks Out  Into Violence

BOY, 13, ADMITS SCHOOL SHOOTING   WOUNDS GIRL WHO WRECKED ROMANCE WITH HER FRIEND

Highway Patrol Gets New Chief From Its Ranks   Smith Installed At Ceremonies In Raleigh Today

Bank Deposits Top Million at  March 17 Cal]   Corn Loans Help Boost Cash Figures; Loans Un

Bank Deposits To, $9 Million Mark in Mills County   Corn Loans Help Boost Gash Figures; Loans Up

Changes Hit Top Chiefs Of Services   President Reported Trying To Persuade Gray To Head AEC

2 LEADERS ANNOUNCING SHIFTS iene me rear eecromere',  President Faces Problems  Of Changing Defense Aides

ARE VOLVED   Top Civilian, Commani’ in Anny, Nivy, amd “Air Branches Under Unification. Program Arc Slated for Complete Shift.’

Many Changes Are Reported As Impending  Complete Shift Of ‘Little Cabinet’ Is Now Urder Way

Ex-New Dealers Branded Reds  Pressman Names Abt, Witt and Kramer

Pressman Lists  Communist Trio  Denies Alger Hiss Was in Early Setup

_ LEE PRESSMAN TESTIFIES— Three Ex-Ne ew Dealers Named As Former R eds.

PRESSMAN NAMES RED ASSOCIATES   Denies Hiss Was Member Of Communist Cell in ’30’s

Fellow Reds Are Listed By Pressman At Hearing   Attorney Identifies John Abt, Nathan Witt And Charles Kramer As Fellow Communists

Lee Pressman Names Former Red Comrades   Says Trio of One-Time New Dealer Employes Were Party Members With Him in 30's

Aug. 6.  $5 Ss ee Pressman Calls 3 New Dealers  car Communist Mi be

Lee Pressman Names Three Fellow Reds  Men Identified as Federal Employes 19020.

New Deal Aids Named ‘Reds’   Pressman Testifies Three Ag Men Were Fellow Communists

Pressman Testifies Abt and Witt Were Fellow Communists  New Deal Attorney Denies Hiss Belonged To Washinaton Cell

John Abt, Nathan Witt and Charles Kramer Are the Three Listed; ‘Hiss Was Noi’

3 Are Named As Fellow Reds  By Pressman   Former Federal Agency, CIO Counsel Lists Abt. Witt. Kramer

New Dealers Named as Rec BBy Pressman   ‘Abt, Witt, Kramer " Were Communists In 1930's, He Asserts

Fate of Watts Still in Doubt After 21 Hours   All-male Jury  Is Deliberating at Columbus: Vote Is Said to Be 11 to 1.

Cost of Kating Is Expected To Drop Soon   Not Very Far, Not Very Fast, Not All Items

Famed Scientist Doubts ‘H-Bomb’   Dr. Millikan, 82, Calls for Outlawing Atomic Weapons, Scores Soviet

Republicans Set Strategy Meets  Have Issues Which Should Mean Victory

MIDWEST SHIVERS IN COLD WAVE; MERCURY SOARS IN CALIFORNIA .   Temperatures Range From 24 Below Zero To High Of 93 Above

100 Girls Faint in 111-Degree Heat In Californias Montana Has 24 Below

THANKSGIVING DAY SETS HEAT, COLD RECORDS   111 Degree Heat in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, 24 Degrees Relow Zero In Havre, Mont. — Record Heat and Cold to Con. linue for ut Least Another Day.

America Is Far Ahead Of Russia Say Scientists   Expected To Inspire World Effort To End Arms Race

Experts Predict H-Bomb Test Within the Year  Heads Say However, It Will Not Meet « Spring Atomic Trials

Truman’s Green Light Is Generally Accepted With Favorable Comment Here

First Crude H-Bomb Will Be Two To Ten Times As Powerful As Today’s Best Plutonium Bomb   BOMB NOT TO BE . READY BY SPRING

Experts Predict First Super H-Bomb Will Be Produced And Tested Within Year

Experts Say U. S. Ahead  of Russians   Power of Weapon to Be Limited by Size of Planes, Missiles

But It Won’t Be Ready For Proving At Atom Test Due In Spring   Missile Now Past  Planning Stage   Officials Say Actual Construction Will Start Soon  In New Mexico

Experts Believe United States Is Far Ahead Of Russia In Afomic Arms Race

Truman Gives Approval For  Construction      Experts Say U.S. Is Far Ahead Of Russia In Atomic Arms Race

President Gives Okay To Project   Dead Superbomb May Assure U.S, Atomic Supremacy

Truman Orders Work To Start On New Weapon   Decision Receives Favorable Comment

SENATORS TOLD TO TAKE ACTION FOR CONTEMPT   Attorney For Investigators Drafts Resolution Urging That Budenz And Field Be Cited For Re fusal To Answer

2 Recommended For Contempt of Conagress Action  ‘Probe Counsel Names

Two May Be Cited For  Contempt   Committee Counsel Recommends Action Against Browder And Field

Counsel for Senate Probers Recommends Action Against Two Committee Witnesses  Both Refused to Answer Questions of Senator Investigating Charges of Reds in the State Department — Citation Resolution  Is Drafted

For Refusal to Give Answers At Red Inquiry   Senate Counsel Drafts Citation Resolution for Full Committee

Red Hunters Ask LontemptCitation Of Browder, Field   Action Is Sought After Witnesses Fail To Answer Questions

Browder, Field Face Contempt   Senators’ Lawyer Says He Will Recommend Citation For Pair

Browder And Field Named  In Spy Probe   Loyalty File Study To Start Monday

ADVISES CITING BROWDER, FIELD   CONGRESS CONTEMPT CHARGE RECOMMENDED BY RED PROBE COUNCIL

ASK CONTEMPT CITATION FOR BROWDER, FIELD   Attorney Recommends Citing Both Men

Red Probers May Cite Two For Contempt   Attorney Drafts Charges Against Browder and Field

Senate Group To Investigate Loyalty Files   McCarthy Wants To See FB! Documents Also

TWO 10 FACE NEW CHARGES   Field and Browder To Be Accused of Contemp’ of Senate.

Probe's Counsel  Proposes Penalty Browder and Field Contempt Involved

BIG HAUL IN ERIE STICKUE   A. And P. Store Heac Is Robbed Of $9,000 At Bank Entrance

tt Started Trouble   'Hotelman Lets Lets Bookie Rights To Wrong Guy. He Discovers

Moscow Broadeasts Reds’ Communique   North High Command Tells of Victories Over American Troops by ‘Peoples Army’

SET UP RAND PICKET LINES   Workers Go Out On Strike At Midnight, Per Schedule

Picket Line [Put Around Rand Plant   AIPs Quiet Today As Workers Ouji

TO MOBILIZE AUGUST 14  930th Ordnance Ammunition Co. Has Received Orders

‘They Must Have Tortured Him'  American Captain Heard In Red Braandeact

Jet-Propelled Wood Pigeon Back in 360 B. C. Started Idea of Guided Missiles

Rescue Planes Spui Hunt for 16 Aboard Missing Bomber  Criss-Cross Vast Areas   Criss-Cross Vast Areas From Labrador to Arizona

Bomber With 16 Aboard Missing   No Report Since It Left ’ Labrador

Planes Hunt Lost Bomber, 16 On Board   Labrador To Arizona Scanned; B-SO Went Down Thiréday Night

Hunt for B-50 Is Covering Vast Expanses  Relatives of 16 Men On Board Notified   Relatives of 16 Men On Board Notified Plane Long Overdue

Rescue Planes Spur Hunt for 16 Aboard Missing Bomber   Criss-Cross Vast Areas From Labrador to Arizona

Wide Search Underway For Missing B-50   From Labrador To Arizona Scoured; 16 Are Missing

Search Continues For Lost Bomber With 16 Aboard   Greenville, Durham Men Are Among Missine Crewmen

Rescue Plane: Search Plains   Criss-Cross Vast Exponse From Labrador to Arixona Seeking Missing 8-50

Rescue Pianes Search for  Missing b-50   Air Force Bomber Left Thursday Night; Hope Sull Held for Fliers

B-) BOMBER {5 MISSING; WIDE SEARCH ORDERED   Vast Territory From Labrador To Arizona Scoured By Rescue Crews   BIG CRAFT CARRYING 16 ABOARD IS LONG OVERDUE

PLANES SEARCH FOR LOST BOMBER   SCOUR EXPANSES FROM LAB  RADOR TO ARIZONA—SIXTEEN ABOARD CRAFT.

Wide Search For Lost B-50 Is Under Way   Army Bomber With  16 Men Aboard Long Overdue on Flight From Goose Bay, Labrador

Planes Search For Missing B-50 Bomber   Fliers from Canada, U. S: Scan:Route Of Giant Croft

Wide Search For Missing B-50 Bomber   ‘Hunt Extends From Labrador’ To ‘Arizona

Hunt for B-50 ls Covering Vast Expanses  _ Relatives of 16 Men ~™  m..__ FE wt.atr*.

Search On For Missing Plane   B-50 Bomber With 16 Was On Flight  To Tueson. Ariz.

B-50 Search Extends Over U.S., Canada   Three Texans Amon; 16 Feared Lost On Routine Fheht

Planes Search For Missing B-30 Bomber   16 Aboard Huge Craft Missing In Flight inland From Canada

History's Wheel Turns America Back 50 Years to Time of Boxer Rebellion

Compromise Old Age Bill Is Approved  Measure Boosts  ” Benefits 100 P. C.

Compromise Bill Adding Old Age Benefits Qkayed   Moves 19,000,000 More Workers Under Old Age Insurance

Polio Hits 102 In Wythe County   18 Coses Reported Since Fridey Night

Lubbock, Spur Irio Victims Of Crash   Mrs. A. Porter McGee, 34, Of Spur,. Mrs. Jane Shelton, Daughter, Killed

Zandt Says U. S. Faces. Withdrawal   Bases Opinion On Fact River  Is Last Barrier

Congressman Warns Pusan Line Periled   Top Military Men Report To President

Fears U.S. Will Be Forced Out Of Korea Soon   Rep. Van Zandt Says Yanks May Have to Evacuate in 72 Hours

Solon Sees Evacuation Of Korea By Americans Within 72-Hour Period   Rep. Van Zandt Of House Armed Forces Group Makes Statement In Speech in Pennsylvania

Van Zandt Fearful Of Korean Debacle  Guard, Reserve Call Possible on Monday

Gives Top Priority. To Program fo Deal With Sub Menace   Shows Concern Over Sharply Clipped : Funds and Strength

Navy Gives Sub Defense Top Priority   Sherman Decries Fund Cuts; Fears Russian U-Roats

Sub Defense Given Top Priority To Navy Plans   Naval Strategists Emphasize Lack Of Funds For Preparedness Program

Navy Presses For Anti-Sub Defense Funds   Economy Cuts Have Service in ‘Bad’ Way, Admiral  Shermcn States

Funds Of Navy Planned For Submarine Work   Naval Strategists Not Too Happy Over Cut In Program

U. §. Navy, Funds and Power Badly Clipped, Puts Submarine Program at Top of List

Admirals Say Fleet Now In Weak Position  Request Indicates Concern Over Red Naval Development

Navy Pushes Sub-Hunting Device Work  To Top Rank   Funds, Strength Cut Causes Strategists To Declare Concern

SUB DEFENSE IS FIRST ON LIST OF NAV)   Thinned - Down Prograr To Be Necessary Due To Cut In Funds

Leaders Say Program To  Be Impaired   Sherman Unhappy Over ‘Readiness’ Of His Service Arm

CLIPPED NAVY FEARS FORTS SUB DEFENSES   Concern Over Russ Undersea Power Seen in Plea  for Funds.

Navy Starts Planning for Sub Defense   Present Spending Program of More Than $4 Billion

Sharp Cut in  Funds Clips  Navy s Wings Chief Worried  ' About Defense Against Subs

Seek Top Priority Program to Deal With Submarine Menace   U. S. Naval Strategists Declare Budget Cut to Hurt Fleet’s Air Arm

NAVY PREPARES TO MEET SOVIET UNDERSEA BOATS   With Funds Trimmed. Strategists Mark De. fense Against Rus. sian. Submarines As First Necessity For  — America

NAVY TO PUSH ANTI-SUB POWER   ANG OUD PUTIN     Tells Congress Of Plan, Deplores Billion Cut In Budget

NAVY PRESSES PROGRAM ON SUB THREAT   Declare Defenses Against Submarine “Come First”   “SNORKELS”   Adopted By Russians Cause Concern; Appropriations Held Inadequate

Soviet U-Boat Strength Alarm: Naval Officers   Appropriation Cut To Reduce Fleet Air Arm

Cut in Funds Slashes Ship, Air Strength   Fear of Reds Seen Thruout 1950 Planning

Concern Is Felt Over Growing Russian Fleet   Earmark Large Sum for Gadgets to Track, Kill ‘Snorkels’

Navy Pressing Top Priority Anti-Sub System   Funds and Strength Clipped Sharply by Economy Movement

Navy Presses For Adequate Sub Defenses   Veiled Concern Seen Over Reds’ Subs; Ask For More Money

Funds Of Navy. Planned For Submarine Work  Naval Strategists Not Too Happy Over

Top Billing To Subs   N avy Will Concentra   Navy Will Concentrate On Underseds Defense; Budget Slask Irks

Flood Perils Indiana Cities   Vincennes Sea Wall  Endaneered by Crest   Louisville Escapes

UMW Allows Full Operation At Few Plants   ‘NLRB May Ask For Court Injunction ~ To Get 5-Day Week

U. S. Planes Hit Big Blows  In So. Korea   Bomb, Strafe Red Positions

Five Aircraft Reported Shot Down By U.S.   Bombers, Jets Join Superforts In Bombing, Strafing Of Commies

American B-29's Maul North Korean Forces:  5 Planes Shot Down   No U. S. Losses Reported As Jets, Mustangs Join Fray To Strafe Invader’s Positions; Attacks Confined To Area South Of Border

U.S. Planes Hit Hard at  N. Koreans  Military Targets Suffer Heavily;  = Tet.

B29s, Other U. S. Aircraft Damage Red-Held Target:   Five Enemy Planes Sho Down; No U. S. Losses  —s Reported in Raids

American War Planes Spread Wide Damage in Red Korean Positions   Truman Denies Reversal of Acheson, Answering Senator Taft's Charges.

Sikeston Schools Announce Second Quarter Honor Rolls   BAILEY SCHOOL

Boys Lead Cops Wild Chase Here  15-Year-Olds Face Auta Theft Charges

Railroad Yard Strikes Called   Token Tie-Ups. Ordered After Breakdown Of Parlevs

MONDAY SET FOR WALKOUT AT TERMINALS   Progress Is Reported In Packard Motor Controversy

Strike Of Trainmen ls Ordered   Follows Breakdown In Negotiations

Yardmen Due to Leave Jobs Next Monday   5-day Walkout Order Follows Breakdown +1 White House Talks

TRACE POINTS SELECTED FOR d-DAY ACTION   Stoppage to Begin Monday at St. Paul, Cleveland, and Louisville.

Shift In State Population A Major Problem   Knotty Matter of Farm-toCity Migration Confronts Legislative Session

Money Pledged  From Congress   Legislative Leaders Hold Conference With President on War Problems

Truman May Ask Congress  For War Cash   And He’ i Get It Easily. Leaders Declare After  White House Talks

President May Ask for Extra Korean Funds   Truman, Congressional Heads Discuss Money Problem at Parley

List Complete Concert Program   Ludington High Band to Play at Citv Park

Dixie Senators Plan New Fight On Draft Rule   ‘Voluntary Segregation’ Plan Offered By Russell After First One Defeated

Southern Democrats Will Try For Civil Rights Amendment   i This Is Another Attempt To Write A ‘Voluntary Segregation’ Provision In The Senate Draft j Extension Bill

Red Treatment of Americans Brings Order to Close Two  \Wangarian Consulates in U.S

2 HUNGARIAN CONSULATES SHUT BY U.S   Violation of 1926 Pac! Alleged In Treatment Of 2 U. S. Citizens

Two Hungarian Consulates Are Ordered Closed By U. S  Treatment Of Jailed Americans Ahroad Civen Aa Cause For Move

Hungarian Consuls  old To Evacuate  Offices In New York, Cleveland Affected

U.S. Retaliates On Hungary  Consul lates Must Clos:  raw Trantmant at Turn

U.S.ORDERS 2HUNGARIAN  CONSULATES CLOSED FOR /MISTREATMENT OF YANKS

URSULATES SHUT BY WS   Violation of 1926 Pac Alleged In Treatment OF 2 U. S. Citizens

BID FOR POWER IN MISSOURI BY GANGLAND BARE   Senators Told at K. C. Candidates and Officeholders Received Threats and  Bribe Offers.   CHARLES BINAGGIO MENTIONED AT PROBE=   Slain Underworld Leade! Quoted as Saying He Must Name Governor—Sought Police Changes.

Pressure On KC. Politicians Fiom Underworld Told   Former Attorney-General Says Late Binaggio Approached Him

Congress Roundup ‘Point Four’ Wins Approval In Committee  Aid to Backward

Pian To Assist Backward Nations Given Panel Okay   Republicans Selfish Political Hyprocrites Demos Charge At Political Feast

House Committee Approves Phase  Of Truman Aid To Backward Nations

Red Purge Is Expanded IhJ apan   ShowdownLooms; Red Paper Calls For General Strike

Purge Order Fails To Quiet Jap Reds   Communist Editors Defy MacArthur's Order: Suspension Of Paper Studied

MacArthur Extends Purge of Reds; General Strike Called in Return

May Reach $50 Billion — By Next Year   Big Tax Increases Unavoidable Unless Non-Defénse Costs Are Greatly Cutback

GURBS WOULD BE CONTINUED AINTIL JAN. J   Local Governments to Have Opportunity for Voting on Extension,

Senate OK’s Extension of Rent Control  Cain Abandons His Filibuster

Extension Through ‘50 Voted   Measure Now Goes to House For Final Action

Local Voting Provided in Measure; Rayburn Predicts Final Approval

Senate Votes Extension for Rent Control   Ceiling Stays on to End of Year, Then Up  to Cities —

PASS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROL BY 36 TO 28 VOTE   ACTION BY SENATE FOLLOWS DEFEAT OF RECOMMITTAL MOVE

The Weather   Senate Adopts Rent Extender   Roll Call Vote 36 to 28 on Plan To Continue Controls Remainder Of Year: G.O.P. Suffers Setback

Bill Sent to  House: Vote Is 36 to 28   Opposition Fades After Effort To Recommit Measure Fails.

SPEEDY VOTE ~ ON EXTENSION SET IN HOUSE   Local Option Plan Passes Despite Talkathon

VOTE CURBS THROUGH END OF THE YEAR   Cities Which Want Rent Controls in 1951 Could Adopt Them Through Referendum.   SIMILAR BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Before Final Vote Senators Defeat Republican Move to Send Measure Back to Committee.

Senate Okays Measure Today By 36-28 Vote   Upper Chamber Sends Bill To House; Action Extends Federal Rent Controls Through This Year On Present Local Option Basis; Cain Abandons One-Man Filibuster

Plane Is Saved By Lightning   Quick.Thinking Fliers And Four-Way Radio Link Avert An Air Tragedy. ;

FOR NEW MEMBERS   Added Support Will Be Sought This Month By  Chamber of Commerce

FEAR MOSCOW PLANS NEW TROUBLE SPOT   Civil Defense Program At National Level Being Sneeded Up

IRON CURTAIN TOO QUIET Gigantic Defense Measure  Seen Getting Quick OK

0 COURT INFORMED   Former Defense Counsel Fer Government Girl Deee ees

West Coast TourMapped   President to Dedicate Grand Coulee Dam, Address Rally ins Chicago

Truman Set To Tour U. S. In Vote Push   President Will Hit The Road In May; He’s Now Working On Speeches

Pre - Election Trip Planned By President   Chicago Rally Will Climax Tour of West

Vote Any-Deer Season To Be Opened Nov. 18  Nine-Day Period Set   Nine-Day Period Set, Bear Hunting Okayed, Seek To Iron Out Fishing Regulations

Tighten Up Rules On Mine Pensions  Board Arrdnges to Resume Payments

Former Deputy Sheriff Is Given Life Sentence  ‘My Conscience Is Clear,’ Says Convicted Slayer of Bill Mason

Department Under Fire Says Proof Is Demanded  we FW: 8 falas   Public Hearing Set For Early Monday On Supposed Action

Acheson's Aide Challenges Red Charge by Solon   Asks McCarthy to Back or Retract Claim of Communism

‘Put Up, Shut Up Challenge Flung By Acheson Aid   Peurifoy Objects To Innuendo; Solon Cites FBI Records

Senator Told Back Up Red  Claims or...   Deputy Undersecretary of State Asks Sen. McCarthy To Support or Retract Charges

‘Asks Proof Of Disloyal Allegations   Senator to Aceuse Official Holding Important Post

TO PROVE His CASE ON REDS   Undersecretary Hurls New Challenge In Dispute

Put Up Or Shut Up, State Department Challenges Sen. McCarthy On Charges

Senator Told To ‘Put Up’, Or Withdraw   Peurifoy Takes Issue; McCarthy Says FBI Data Shows Cases Bad Risks

Put Up or Shut Up, State Dept. Tells Sen. McCarthy   Deputy Undersecretary Peurifoy Wants Evidence or Retraction From Lawgiver

AID OF ACHESON HURLS CHALLENGE AT SEN. M’CARTH   Calls on Lawmaker to Sup. port Claim of Communism in State Department or Retract Charge.   PEURIFOY ASKS FULL DETAILS ON ALL CASE>   Declares Any Evidence In  volving Loyalty of Govern.  ment Employes Should Be Made Available.

McCarthy Is Asked To Prove Charges  Under Secretary In Challenge To Solon To Present Proo

McCarthy Is Told To Back Charge  State Department Issues Challenge

McCarthy Told To Back Claim  Communism Charge Subject Of Official

State Dept. Hits Back At Senators Charges   Under-Secretary Says McCarthy Should Back Claim Or Retract Charges For Best Interests

Senator Replies To Challenge Of Acheson’s Aide   Peurifoy Says Should Prove Charges Or Withdraw; MeCarthy To Tell About Federal Employe

Senator ToldProve Words Or Back Down   Acheson Aide Challenges McCarthy To Substantiate His Red Charges

PUT UP OR SHUT UP et  Acheson Aid Challenges  Senator to Back Claim

Truman Radio Speech Tonight   Expected To Answer M‘Carthy Charges

RADIO TO AIR STATEMENT Truman Speech To Deny Reds Gaining In America

Truman To Deny "Red Infiltration  ‘No Name Calling,’ White Houce Indicate:

May Let Unions Stew: Carriers Bitter Over Act   Strike Called For Monday After Talk With Board Fails

President Is Mum On Plans To Meet Crisis   No Indication Given U. S. To Seize Lines In Monday’s Walkout

STRIKE ORDER FOR MONDAY . WAS SURPRISE  Says Walkout Order   Says Walkout Order Was Contrary to Unions’ Promises

President s Considering Plan Of Action   Chief Executive Had Been Assured Of ‘No Strike Call’

American Naval Attache Believec Slain in Tunnel   Friend of Convicted U.S. Businessman Hurtled From Train

Vogeler Friend Killed by Austrian Train  Authorities State Navy Officer May Have Been Slain

Vogeler Friend Killed by  Austrian Train  Bausthavitiage Cinta   Authorities State Navy Officer Mav Have Been Slair

Truman Won 1 Predict About End Of War   Announces Lineup Of 3 GOP, 2 Demos To U.N. Assembly

Winnipeg Looks for River Drop   Peak of Flood Holds Steady but Levees Are Weakening

Winnipeg Hopes For Flood Drop  Peak Is Unchanged For Past. 24 Hours

Winnipeg Waits Drop in Water   Red River Decline Slow; 90,000 Ousted

Crest Reached At Winnipeg   Water Level Is Stead: For Day; Drop Soon Now Expected

Election Board To Meef Tonight  Decide On Voting Machines, Officials

There Is Nothing Britain Needs Any More ‘Than A Covt. On A Non-Contentious Basis

President Assures Nation Of Victory In Korean War Free Nations Urged To   REASON GIVEN

14-YEAR TERM GIVEN ATOMIC SCIENTIST SPY   Purge Of “Intelligence System Is Demanded By British Press

Spy Hunt Gets Under Way  As British Traitor Tried  Dr. Klaus Fuchs, Betrayer of Atomic Secrets, Gets 14-Year Term

Dr. Fuchs Sentenced To I4 Years  Trial May Set Of Big International Hunt for Spies

A-Secrets Spy Gets 14 Years   Trail of Scientist Fuchs Mav Lead to Traitors Nest

Atomic Science Wizard Discloses Red Contacts as He Is Sentenced in British Court to 14 Years in Prison.

Fuchs Says He Gave Authorities Facts To “Atone for Crime’   Spy Ring Is Bared As Trial Reveals Contacts  In U. S. and Britain

ISU Plans a Reduction Of Rates   -: Lower Schedule Wil _Be in Effect Wi ‘the

Shacker Kills 3 At Manistee  - Broods Over Divorce ~ 18 Years Ago

Civilian Defense Activities Lag in Wisconsin Cities  Only Three Major Centers Working On Basic Plans

a Eee. eee eee ee ee oe  “Wisconsin Cities Slow To Organize Civil Defense Setup: La Crosse One Of Leaders

Plans For Defense At Standstill   Only Three Cities Actually Prepared For Battle With An A-Bomb

Civil Defense Lags in State   Few Cities Have Plan in Event of , Atom Bomb Attack

Pennsylvania Nat'l Guard Troops Begin Intensive Training At Indiantown Gap

Woman Survives Crash--Pinned in Wreck 48 Hours   Little Girl Choked to Death By Youth in Quarrel over Dog

Pennsylvania Operates Some Freight Trains  Report Ten Trains Put In Operation On Lines West

Native Formosan Leaders Warn Of Revolt Threat   Islanders Angered Over 1917 Slaughter By Nationalists

Native Formosans Warn  Of Clash With Chiang  Revolt Impends Unless Nationalists End Reicn Of Terror. U. N. Told

Formosa Revolt Menaces Chiang   island Natives Charge Reign of Terror Appeal to UN for Assistance

Cost Of Food Drops Slightly   July 31 Index Under Middle Of Month Survey Totals

FOOD PRICES DROP   A Shade Down From July 31 Level, Statistics Bureau Reports

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS _ DROP IN FOOD PRICES   Index Forced Down Br Decline: In Tomatoes, Potatoes,  RBananac Tir

Price of Food In Slight Drog   Retail Costs: Fall. Of 0.3 _ Per Cent Since July 31  Bureau Says.

Lame Ducks Cool Toward Passage Of New Program   Truman Proposals Face Rough Going In Final Session

Little Hope Seen For President's 19-Point Plan   Congress Expected To Hold Back Most Of Truman's Proposals

Communists. Suffer. Defeat In Ruhr Vote Nationalization Of Industry Approved In Election

German Ruhr. Rhine Squash Reds in Vote   Citizens Line Up For Nationalizing Of Industrial Net

IMRS. C. 0. NELSON DIES   Mother of Mrs. Dolph Simons Had Keen Ill for Several Months

Alleged ‘Deals’ Charged In New York Senators To Probe  Election Campaigns

Senate Campaign Probes Ordered _ After Complaint:   Pennsylvania, New York Kentucky And lowa Under Scrutiny

Inquiry Is Ordered Into Senate Contests In lowa  And Three Other States

PROBES ORDERED QF SENATE RACES IN FOUR STATES   Sweeping Investigations to Be  Made of Campaigns in New  York, Pennsylvania, Iowa’ and Kentucliy.      HANLEY’S LETTER ) TO FIGURE IN ONE   Philadelphia Democratic Leaders Charge Use of Strong-Arm Tactics in Effort to Elect Duff.

Senate Scans Campaigns:in Four States   =N. Y., Pennsylvania, « Jowa, Kentucky, Face Inquiry; Labor Party Cites. Hanley. Letter

Formation of Western Army To Be Speeded   Quick Action on Move Indicated by Sudden _ Order to Defense Chiefs Report to New York

SEARCH BEGINS FOR MISSING PROFESSORS...      Aincrican Professors Lost” in Jungle Country of Headhunters on Northern Luzon Since Dec. 8rd.

CROWDED CALENDAR AHEAD Defense Measures Top A Busy Week Coming Up For Congress

riouse Studies Military, Draft, Atd Billse Senate Ponders Civil Rialhts

House Considers Military, Draft, Foreign Aid Bills   Senate In Controversy Over Civil Rights And Re organization! Numerous Congressional Denahase Clantiniia

Both Houses of Congress Face Busy Week as Legislation Piles Up on Crowded Calendars  Draft, Foreign Aid, Civil Rights - And Reorganization Are on Tap

Busy Week Is Facing Lawmakers   House Studies Drait; Senate To Vote On Reorgonization Plans

House Faces Heavy Week With Varied Bills Ready   Extension Of Draft, Anti-Sub Program,  Marshal! Plan Due

Military. Foreien Aid Top House Slate: Senate Set for CivilRights, Reorganizing

Military, Draft, Foreign Aid Bills ‘Keep House Busy   Senate to Wrangle On Reorganization And Civil Rights

Army, Draff And Aid Bills Up in House   House to Be Busy As Senate Argues Civil Rights Plan

Senators Will Debate Heated Bills This Week  Repres sentatives “ag Busy Schedule   Representatives Face Busy Schedule On Bill Hearings

Indian Who Shot Cop Found Dead   Authorities Believe He Committed Suicide

Top Labor Leaders Not Volunteerinc Any Immediate “No - Strike” Promises

NO-STRIKE PLEDGE CALLED UNTIMELY   Views of Three Leaders Of Labor Are Revealed

No Strike Plan Stalls   AFL and CIO Chiefs Say Pledge Would Be Premature: Lewis ‘No

Unions Dislike No-Strike Idea Leaders Not Ready La Volunteer Peace;  nese Pe, . ome

No-Strike Pledge Said Premature  Steelworkers Free To Strike Dec. 31

More U.S. Help Is Seen  For Chinese Nationalists      “CA Administrator In Formosa Says He's Been Asked For Views On Continued Aid: Red Attempt On One Island Reportedly Smashed

Attempt To Slice American Supply — Lines In Mountains   Dlanac Dain Rammle fic Rin cahk Un.

Americans Hold Kums River Lines   U. S. Planes to Get New Type Rockets to Fight Big Red Tanks; Artillery Blasts Korean Patrol

Make Gains Thru South Korean Line   50 Superforts Hit North Koreen Target

Reds Acting Up Again In Berlin But Flop Badly  Try Shutting Off The   Try Shutting Off The Power And Seizing Territory.

Reds Step Up Reich Cold Wai  Power Cut, Border Scramble Reported

REDS STEP UP GERNEN ROVES   War of Nerves Against Allies In Beziin Fxterced

Nerves War Stepped Up In Germany  Reds Cat OF Electricity   Reds Cut Off Electricity to West Berlin, but to No Avail; Also Lose Territorial Bid   Propaganda Grows   Communist Press Cries for Yanks, Tommies to Go Home

East German Grab Attempts Foiled Again   Communists Try To Take Land And Power From Area

East Berlin Reds Step Up Tempo Of Cold War   Electric Power Delivery Is Cut Off at Night By Communists

EVEN THE KIDS WORRY   Senator Has Letter From 12 Year Old Asking No More War

Thousands Of Trucks Rolling Korean Republican Forces Up To The Han River Just Below Seoul, The Capital   U.S. NAVAL FORCES ‘ REPORTED IN ACTION

South Korea Recaptures Big Airfield   Gen. MacArthur Is At The Front To See For Himself

Gen. MacArthur Flies To Front   Counter-offensive Is Launched by South Koreans; Warships Shell Ports

RS SRE erets See ee ee A ER a SN MN Sn, LRM MeN Menisle Ceeace ee sees  Rioting Breaks Out In Oklahoma Strike

Phonevision Will Get 90-Day Trial Starting New Year's Day in Chicago

Long Distance Service Hit By Nation-Wide Phone Strike   Workers For Western Elecirie Walk Ont; Many Picket Lines Are Betne Withdrawn

Hif-And Run Tactics Cut Down Service   Send Some Strikers Back Tc Work But Call New Walkouts at Other Exchanges

Calls Reduced 50 Percent in Some Cities   Union to Employ “‘Hit-and-Run’ Tactics To) Force Demands 

Union Leaders Use “Unpredictability Strategy To Disrupt S vice In Some Areas.

Sign Accord For European ‘Trade System   18 Nations Join Debt  Agreement Plan For  Exchanges of Goods

Press Agent Says Beacon Hill, etc., Other Boston Areas Belons to Him

TitoDemands 38th Parallel Border Line   Yugoslavia Proposes ue Re-establish Division Of North, South Korea

Tito Delegate Asks War Halt At 38th Parallel   North Korean Aggression Hit In Yuqoslay Talk

Re-Establishment Of 38th Parallel Asked For Korea   Yugostass Vice - Premier Assails Aggression In U. N. Assembly Appeal

Yugoslav UN Delegate Attacks Nations Supportinc Reds in Korea: Asks Return to 38th Parallel

Yugoslav Official DenouncesRussia   Vice Premier Calls For Re-Establishment Of 38th Parallel

Korean Reds Attacked By Aide Of Tito   Yugoslav Delegate In UN Also Charges Pressure By Soviet

Hold 38th Parallel Yugoslav Apoeal - Kardelj Attacks: Those _Who-Back Red Koreans

Yugoslavia Asks Temporary Use Of 38th Parallel   Would Re-establish Line Pending Steps To Unify All Korea

Yugoslav in Korean Stand   Tells U. N. Assembly N. Korea Wrong, Wants Forces to Stop At  38th Parellel

Yugoslav Chief Asks For Temporary Re-establishment Of Line In Korea

Yugoslavia In Favor Of Halt At 38th Line   Attacks Supporters Of Reds; Asks For Mediation Board

Yuyoslav Official, For 38th Parallel . As Korea Boundary   Vice Premier, at U.N, Session, Criticizes Nations Supporting  Carnet Annionwetas

Yugoslavia Calls For Allied Halt At 38th Parallel   Attacks Aggression By Reds, But Urges Demarcation Line

Wants 38th Parallel As Demarcation Line   Yugoslav Vice Premier Calls for Its Temporary Re-Establishment in Korea ir Speech Before UN Assembly—Attacks North Korea’ 5 Defenders.  SOVIET BLOC IS “ACCUSED

Slavs Request UN Action on 3 Proposals   Want Demarcation Line Established At 38th Parallel

Slavs Rap Red Korean Aggression   Tito’s Delegate to UN   Calls for Reestablishment'of 38th Parallel As Temnorarv Border

38th Parallel Sought As Line Of Demarcatior  Yuaoslav Rlacte   Yugoslav Blasts Those Supporting Korea Aqaression

Yugoslav Asks 3th Parallel Be Re-established   Kardelj Calls for. “North, South ‘Split ending Unification

Aggression Charge by Tito Man   Yugoslay Vice Premier Speaks Against ‘Those Behind’ North Koreans   ‘SOVIET PRESSURE’   More Provocation of Slav Border Incidents Cited  In Speech Before UN

For Line At 38th Parallel   Proposal to UN It be Temporarily Re-established in Korea Sector

Truman Sees Marines Stage Mock Assault  President And His Duevedes AL ANwantien

Truman Inspects Modern Marine Fighting Power   Cancels News Confab To View Maneuvers At Quantico Base

Truman Guest At Quantico Today  Witnesses Marine Assault Tactics

President Sees Fighting Power At Marine Base   Troops Landed by Helicopters in Mock War Maneuvers Today

Fruman To View Marine Fighters  . Sails Down Potomac For Inspection Tour

Truman Sees Marine Show   President Witnesses Fighting Units Work

MARINES STAGE SHAM ASSAULT   [Truman Sees Heavily-Armed  ‘Devil ‘Dogs’ Seize Forii1’ °* tied Beach ot Bose 

U.S. ‘Devil Dogs Pull Mock War For President   Truman Sees Combat Troops Stage New Helicopter Landing

 Hutchins Says Modern Education Produces Only Race of Victims, Not Good Thinkers

Chicago ‘U' Head Says Education Produces Not Thinkers but Victims

GIRL 15, CLAIMS KILLING MAN  samenave cu fest   ‘Surprises Court. With Statement

Royal Baby Due At “Any Moment  Princess Elizabeth Expects Her Second

Five Injured In Tornadoes In North Texas  Home and Oil Rig Destroyed During Panhandle Storms

Mars Completes Flight To U. 8.   Giant Craft Covers 2,60S Miles With 144 Aboard

GIANT AIRPLANE TAKES 144 MEN   “Caroline Mars” Ends Flight From Hawaii To San Diego, Setting. Record.

Giant Caroline Mars Ends 2,609 - Mile Flight From Hawaii With 144 Aboard

144 MEN END NON-STOP HOP   Greatest Number Ever Carried That Distance On One Flight

GIRL KILLED OUTSIDE HOME   High School Pupil Dies Fighting Assailant; Stabbed 9 Times

BLONDE SEIZED IN DEATH CASE   Girl, 18, Held in Washington After Telling of Texan's * Slaying June 22

Blonde Held In Thornton Murder Case   Mystery Slaying of Man in Texas Last June May Be Solved by Arrest Made in Washington

HONOR STUDENTS OF 1950 BONH GRADUATES NAMET  Both Attended   + = een Cc. a ai

YEAR OF DECISION:  Aerial Defense Of America Gets Top Priority As Experts Assess Future Russian Moves

Two White Collar Crewmen Fired At: First Strike Violence   Shot Pierces Steel Cab Of Freight Train

Red Supply Lines Are ld Blazing  n Air Atta cks Hee s Tellin alld

Edson Finds There’s Still a Market In World for Bow-and-Arrow Business

World Has Plenty of Unfinished Work For Cupid, Holiday or the Year Arounc

TAX WRITERS TO UP BURDEN NEXT SESSION   Senator Predicts Highest Rate In History

ee mmRNNECeme < OELLARAOL NITE: 1 Tonite.  Highest Taxes In History Seen By Sen. Georae

(CHRYSLER STRIKE SETTLEMENT iHOPES GROWING IN DETROIT   New Concessions By Both Sides Are Reported

Stage Is Set To End Strike   Chrysler and Union Exchange Proposals

MacArthur Bans Parade By Reds   Says It Will Conflict With U.S.  Memorial Day Prograr

POLICE FIND GOLD EARRING NEAR SCENE   Missouri Officers Join in Search For Killers

Maybank Says Action On Rent To Be Dela ved   ‘House And Senate Chatrmen Disagree On Present Congress Acting

PARTY WORKS UNDERGROUND  Hoover Warns Subversive Red Activity Worse Than Wartime

1950 Congress Session to Open: Spendingisissue   Truman to Make Annual State of Union Talk  on Wednesday; ‘Fair Deal’ to be Target.

Army Draft  For January  To Be 40,000   Total Conscription Since War Started Reaches 250.000

Explosion Rocks Shore Town   Three Business Places  Wrecked In Princess Awna

Blast Rocks Princess Anne  With Big Loss  Damage Estimated Up To $200,000;  co. ee  5 eh pee 

Get Acquainted Session:  Soap Box Derby Entrants ‘Will Meet Friday Night

George Tweed, the ‘Ghost Of Guam’ Scheduled To Return To Navy Duty

“Chost of Guam” Again in Service;  Lurked 33 Months on Captured Isle

A DRAFT REQUEST FOR’ MORE 1-4’S   This Is in Addition to 12 Men-Who Will Receive ~ ‘Exam Notices Today ~   IN BIG NEW OUOTAS

A DRAFT REQUEST - FOR'S MORE 1-A’S   This\ Is in Addition to 12 Men:Who Will Receive  Exam Notices Today

Churchill Wants More Light On A-Bomb Matter  Decision Not To Use It First Heid T. Be ‘Clb idan

Top Business Leaders Give OK fo Curbs   90 Industrial Advisors Cite Inflation Peril

Inflation Seen Greatest Evil  Businessmen Okay More Curbs, Taxes

Big Business Backs Credit Curbs, Taxes  Test Of Democracy Seen In Way U. S. Meeis Defense Calf

CAUSE: FREAK GUST Glider Crash Fatal to 12. Hurts 5 Paratroopers

Five Survivors of Tragedy Critically Hurt  Troops Scheduled to Make Their  De a, ee

Paratroopers Die In Glider Crash  Freak Gust Wrecks Craft. Killing 12

Five Survivors of Tragedy Critically Hurt   Troops Scheduled to Make Their Final Jump Today

69-Group Air Force Gets OK   President Reported — - To Support Program

KOREAN WAR HIKES NEEDS 69-Group Airforce Gets President’s OK, Report

‘Returns To Capital With   Police Guard   49-Y ear-Old Monareh Returns From Fivet Years Exile To Reclaim Throne  ‘

City Shelled ByRed Guns   800,000 Civilians Are Streaming Out Of Emeraency Capital

Communists Drive  to 12 Miles of City   Shells Crash in Emergency Capital; Allies Smash Bulge, Retake Pohang

INVADERS LOSE GROUND AFTER RAPID DRIVE   Pushed Back 20 Miles - North Of Seoul, News-.  papermen Report

Invaders Are Reported Pushed Back 20 Miles North of the Southern Capital

Push Back 20 Miles to North  Report Some Ground Has Been Lost by Korean Communists  wee U. S. FIGHTERS Entire Cabinet Has Evacuated the Capital City of Seou Bulletin  Tokyo, Wednesday, June 28. UP act  —American planes are in

Rey. Fahnstrom ~ Reelected Head _ Of Church Group   Lutheran Pastors of  Wilcox Dictrict: Met . In ‘Olean’ Last Week °

Rev. Fahnstrom Reelected Head Of Church Group   Lutheran Pastors of Wilcox Dictrict Met In Olean Last Week

U.S. Concludes Case on Bridges   Government Rests as Defense Attorne: Shouts Charges at Prosecutor

Government Rests Case in Bridges Trial  UrAri¢a AAanamiiy,   Surprise Maneuver Catches Defense Lawyer Off Guard

Gov't Rests Unexpectedly In Bridves Case   Hallinan Charges That Gov’t Attorney Aide of Costello

General Bourne Hits Soviet Re-Arming of ‘Troops as ‘Police’   East German Soldiers Are Disguised, Given Weapons of War, British Commandant Declares in Interview

RUSS LAUNCH NEW BATTLE FOR BERLIN   West Charges East Police Converted To Troops

Briton Claims Russians Plan Berlin Seizure   General Says Soviet Four-Point Program Is ‘Psychological’

SILVERSMITH PLEASED BRISTOL CLUBWOMEN   Decide to Raise the Dues In Business Session   HEIRLOOMS EXHIBITED

FASHIONS SILVERWARE - AS CLUBWOMEN WATCH   Small Silver Disc and Wire Emerge As Jelly Spoon and Bracelet   50 AT MEETING HERE

Five Persons Die In Gas Explosion At Vincennes   Two-Family Housing Unit Is Wrecked by Blast on Thursday; Start Investigation.

Soviet May Seek Separate German Peace   Allies Predict Reds May Sign Treaty With Eastern Germany

PEACE MAY BE RUSSIAN PLAN   “Civilianizing”’ of Soviet Zone Sets Stage for Action

Allies Hint East Reich, Red Peace   Soviet Zone ‘Civilianizing, Plus Satellite Status, Is Foreseen

Separate Russ Treaty Likely In East Zone   Troops to Stay, but Civil Administration Be Installed to Aid In Forming Satellite

E. German Separate Peace Seen   Civilians Replace Russian Militery As Preliminary

Separate Soviet Peace With East  - Germany Is Seer   Allied Officials Expec Zone To Be Made New Satellite of Russia

Separate Red East German Peace Seen   Proclamation Likely After Elections Set for Oct. 15

EAST GERMAN-RED PEACE PREDICTED   ALLIES LOOK FOR RUSSIAN ZONE TO BECOME SATELLITE OF MOSCOW,

POLITICAL BICKERING HALTS Washington Grows Tense Over Situation In Korea

Fears Mount Globe Conflict Will Break Out   Cayital Is Tense; Pressure Increases For Use of A-Bomb

APPLE BLOOMS TO BE MISSING   Winchester Celebration Will Formally Open On Thursday

W. Va. Doctor Sees F lying Saucer. Edge of Huge Disc Seen to Rotate

eteied - 3 re as ©  ‘Berkeley Springs Doctor Tell iof Low-Flying Object In Sky

W. Va. Doctor Claims Sighting Disc Last Night  Says He Saw Object In Air Between - Nursery, Penfield

Loyal Democrats Win In Alabama   Wrest Control From States Righters

Farmer Should Pay, Too, Is Idea   Part of Cost Up to Mim, Speakers Agree

Czech Catholic Clergymen Await Fate   Mass Trial on Espionage’ Charges Neare Finich

No Place: To Store or Ship Crop  6 Million Bushels of Wheat Dumped

With No Place to Store Wheat, Farmers Of Spokane Area Dump It Upon Ground

6 Million Bushels Of Wheat Dumped On Ground In Pacific Northwest; No Place To Store It Or Ship It

Northwest Piles Wheaton Ground as Bins Bulge   Six Million Bushels Exposed to Weather in Three States

Farmers Forced To Dump Wheat   Over Six Million Bushels Deposited On Ground

Record Wheat Piles Dumped In Northwest  Farmers Have No Place To Store It Ani

OVER 6 MILLION BUSHELS WHEAT »PILED ON GROUND   NORTHWEST AREA SHORT ON STORAGE; BIG CROP FORECAST

Wheat Dumped Out On Ground In Northwest  No Place To Store 6,100,000 Bushels

Spokane Farmer: Dumping Wheat On Ground  No Place To Shin Or   No Place To Ship Or Store Over 6,100,000 Bushels Of Grain

DUMP 6,000,000 BUSHELS WHEAT ON THE GROUND   No Place to Store Bumper Crop in the Pacific Northwest.

NEW WHEAT IS PUT ON GROUND   Farmers Have No Place To Store It And No Place To Ship It

Four States Smacked by Tornadoes Figure Mounting Toll of Destruction: 47 Dead

Tornadoes Cause Million Damage  Final Death Toll Placed  At Forty-Seven With

New Tactics In Strike To Tie Up Phone Systems  ‘Hit-And-Run’ Idea

A RECORD NUMBER OF K.U. GRADUATES   This Year's Commencement Procession Will Be the Longest  weasu rw not Frnt en Peers

A RECORD NUMBER OF K.U. GRADUATES   This Year's Commencement Procession Will Be the Longest   TOTAL MAY HIT 2.400

President Will Address Nation At 10:30 Tonight   National Emergency Proclamation To Be Forecast Is Report

TRUMAN TALK TONIGHT ON WAR THREAT   President to Tell Nation That it Must Rearm at Utmost Speed — Wil Outline Sacrifices Which Musi be Made.

Olin Culberson Withdraws In Governors Race  Slight Heart Attack Causes Commissioner 7, AinLea Nariesan

lliness Forces Culberson Out Of State Race  Mild Heart Attack  Sees Ree ee Se eee

Denies Osteopaths Ever Actively Fought County Hospital Expansion

Deny Osteopaths Worked Against County Hospitals   Never Heard of Slush Fund for Campaigns, Savs State Official.

Denies Osteopaths Worked Against Hospital Expansion   Testifies in Case to Exclude Members of Uis Profession

McCarthy Stirs New Storm In AmerasiaCase  GOP Senator Accusés Peurifoy Made ‘Trade With Larsen: in Triaf

Senator Opens New Attack In  Amerasia Case  McCarthy Charges Peurifoy Offered Adricro Ta Arenecod -

Fresh Blast Is Entered By McCarthy   Peurifoy, Larsen Deny All Charges; Jaquiry Revived

McCarthy Blast Renews Amerasié Case Furore   Accuses Peurifoy Of Promising Legal Advice To Defendant

Deal’ Charges Give Amerasia  Case New Life   McCarthy, Peurifoy Exchange Follows  Jury’s Wind-Up

Senator Is Behind New  Accusation   Puerifoy Is Mentioned as Having Promised Aid to Defendant in Documents Case   Denials Are Made   Republicans Not Pleased With Grand Jury on ‘Amerasia’

AMERASIA CASE IS BROUGHT UP   Attack By McCarthy Ends Chance Of Resting Inquiry In 1945 Episode

STORM AROUSED IN RED DISPUTE   McCarthy Makes New Attack With Charge In  Amerasia Stolen . Documaenta .

AMERASIA CASE APPEARS FAR FROM SETTLED   ‘M'Carthy Launches New Attack After Grand Jury Findings

McCarthy’s New Attack Made In Amerasia Case Ends Hope  Matter May Be Finished ‘Soon

Cabinet Official Accused Of Offer To Clear Larsen   Wisconsin Solon Says Peurifoy Made Deal Yo Help Defendant In Exchange For Favorable Testimony

Say Bednasek, Girl Talked of Having Baby   Two Defense Witnesses Present Testimony In Jowa Murder Trial

West German Regime Angry   Plans Protest to Allies Over Treaty Signed by France With Saar.

PLAN TO PROTES!   Western Germany Is Angry Over France Coal  Contract

Congress Acts Fast to Block Red Espionage   Crackdown Goes Beyond Truman’s Plans For Security

Congress Moves Fast To Close Doors To Spies  Senate Passes Three Bille One Fixina

Senate Passes 3 Bills, One To Bar Suspects, Even DiplomatsFrom The United States

Senate Seeks U.S. Fence Against Spies  Subversive Plotters Would Be  On ee a, ee

Gov’t Speeds Spy-Plotter Measures  Senate Passes 3 Bills Unanimously

Senate Seeks U.S. Fence Against Spies   Subversive Plotters Would Be Barred Under Bill

Senate Approves Anti-Alien Bills   Stack Up More Defense Against Spies

Anti - Subversive Bills Are Passed By The Senate   Congress Moves Fast On Recommendations  Of the President

Road Program  Bogged In Mud  And Financing oe inci bs  Anscingdg tLtawmaKters

Rev. Anderson, Baptist Pastor, Resigns Post  Minister’s Career   Minister’s Career Spanned First Half Of Twentieth Century

Rev. Anderson, Baptist Pastor, Resigns Post  Minister’s Career Grannad Bievct Half

British Legal Delays May Aid Spy Flight, Fear   Fuchs Statement On Atom Secrets Not Available

FBI Hampered In Pursuit Of ‘Atomic Leaks   _ British Legal Procedure is Blamed For ‘Hampering FBLi in Klaus Fuchz Case;  Fear Delay. May Enable Suspects to Flee

F.B.1. Says British May AidSuspects   Ponderous Legal Angles Might Enable Some to Skip Country, Is Heover’s Report   Asks Pact News   Bricker Is for Release of 1943 Agreement With Two Nations

British Law Slowed FBI ls Charged   Fuchs Investigation Hampered by Ponderous Requirements of Enalish Leaal System

BLAME BRITISH IN FUCHS CASE   FBI Hunt For Leaks In — Atomic Setup Bogged By Legal Red Tape

Rap British In H-Bomb Spy Inquiry   Charge Their Red Tape Hampering FB) Pursuit Of Further Leaks

Blame British Legal Red Tape For Balking EBI Check-On Leaks In Scientist Fuchs Case

Hooyer Claims Faets Withheld In Fuchs Case   Washigzgion Lawmakers Fear Delay May Allow Suspects To Flee U. 8.

Lawmakers Blame British Justice ~ {n Spy Pursuit .   Fear Delay May Allo   Atom Suspects Time "Ty Skip Country

Lawmakers Fear Fuchs Associates: May Have Fled Hoover Critical of British Failure To Report on Arrest

Slow Legal Procedures Hold Up FBI With Fuchs   Officials Suspect Accomplices Could Remain In Country

Lawmakers Claim British Hampering FBI Pursuit of Atomic Leaks in Fuchs Case

Blame British For Slowing Up FBI Spy Search  Dandarni« Laxel Den.   Ponderous Legal Procedure Hampering Pursuit Of Leaks.

Fear Delay Gives Spy Suspects Time to Flee   Lawmakers Blame British Legal Procedure for Hampering FBI Pursuit of Further Atomic Leaks in Case of Arrested Scientist. _   UNABLE TO GET DETAILS

Ponderous British Legal Procedure Slows Spy Probe  Delav Mav Give   Delay May Give Some Suspects Time to Leave

British Legal Proceedings  Are Assailed   Slowness Said Hampering Pursuit Of More ‘A’ Leaks

Hoover Deplores Slowness in British Methods   Delay in Fuchs Case May Cause Suspects To Make Getaway

British Slow Bomb Inquiry   FBI Unable to Get ‘Added Information

British Slowness Blamed In Block Of FBI Efforts To Nab Sny Suspects Here

More Suspects In Afomic Case May Flee   FBI Has Not Received Full Details of Fuchs’ Confession

BRITISH DELAY IN ATOMIC SPY CASE ASSAILED   Slow Procedure Hampers FBI Pursuit Of More Leaks, Charge

rol Claims Search for Other Atomic Leaks Is Hampered by Ponderous British Procedures

British Hit In Spy Quiz   Procedure Blamed For Delay, Possible Escape of Suspects

Hoover Awaiting  Data from British  FBI Atomic Probe Stalled in London

+RED TAPE HINDERS PROBE British Law Slows FBI Hunt For Atomic Leaks

Britain Is Blamed in Fuchs Case   FB! Chief Says He Cannot Get Details of Any Confession

Blame British for Hampering FBI Spy Chase   Lawmakers Fear Delay to Allow Atom Leak Figures to Skip

Rescued From Sea Filled With Sharks  Plane Pa.sengers Spend Niaht Afloat

Praise AF Pilot For Rescue of 5  Heroism Marks Hun’ For Lost Transport

Pilot Credited As 6 Survive Crash Of Search Pl ane   C-47 Passengers Escape Serious Hurts; Find No Trace of Lost Plane:

Seek To Avert Rail Strike  Strike Against Four Railroads Wednesday Threat

'D..C. Stephenson Awaits’ Answer 'To His 45th Appeal for Freedom

D. C. Stephenson, Ex-Political Chief Of State, Makes 45th Bid for Parole

Friend of Gambler Handed Subpoena  Grand Jury Order Colleece ERT Viece

Mother's Cries For Help Answered Boy Falls In Abandoned Well, Whole Town Joins To Save Hin

Rescue Tot From Abandoned Well   40 Townsmen Dig In Frenzied Relays; Boy Found Well, Unharmec

‘MEMORIAL DAY IN WELLSBORO   Will Be’ Observed With The Usual Ceremonies.

RAMS PLAY. ELGIN; TITLE TILT TONIGHT   Tourney Observers Pick Mt. Vernon to Get Past Maroons and. Enter Championship Game.   MT. VERNON SETS SCORING RECORD   Rams Rack Up 86 Points in Eliminating Freeport) Danville and Collinsville Matched.

ATOMIC SPYING PROBE PRESSED   Department Of Justice Makes Investigation At University Of California —One Person Involved.

Justice Dept. Enters Probe   Atomic Espionage on West Coast Checked

Wage-Price Curb Later Planned  Symington To Use Other Ways First

Symington Urges Trial Indirect Controls Before Price- Wage Clampdown

“VOLUNTARY’ PROGRAM URGED  Federal Resources Board Chief Opposes All-Out Controls Now

TULIP FETE IS OPENED TODAY   Holland Launches Annial Festival Despite Raia Threat.

House Set To Debate Fund Total   Solon Predicts: Anything Can Happen

House Facing Toughest Fight On Foreign Aid   Further Efforts To Reduce Size Of Fund Expected

Two Senate Seats At Stake in Idaho  Taylor and Dworshak Seek Renomination

Idaho Has Senatorial Primary Doubleheader  —— SS ee eS ee a ee” hl L.LClhLll

IDAHO PRIMARY TODAY INVOLVES 2 SENATE SEATS   Posts of Democrat Glen Tay: lor and Republican Dworshak at Stake in Election.   INTESEST IS LOCAL IN ARKANSAS RACES   Nebraska to Close Quiet Cam. paign by Nominating Governor, Four Congressmen.

British Wages Falling Behind  Prices Go Up Faster Than Pay Scales

Violence Takes 15 Over Texas  Eight Persons Die In Traffic Accidents

IUE Warned Strike Threat To Defense  Ching Tells Union   Ching Tells Union Fact-Finding Board Last Resort Only

RAZOR BLADE SURGERY FAILS TO SAVE LIFE   Emergency Operation Performed On Naval Reserve Officer At Rethesda

First Marines, Surving Chinese Trap, Bounce Back in Their Top Fighting Form.

GIs Return To Boyhood Amid Safety On Holiday   Harmless Horseplay Marks lst Division Christmas Activity

Marines Enjoy Holiday Season   First Division Has Welcome Breather

Male Golfers And Socialites Stage. Fashion Revolution At Swank Greenbrier Club

New Immigrant Ruies In Effect   Justice Department Powers Broadened

U.S. Makes New Immigration Rules To Broaden Powers For ‘Screening’

Truman Undecided Whether ToCall Congress Back In  Session Before November 27

Truman Delays Action on Early Congress Call   Chief Executive Will Face Hostile Coalition In New 82nd Congres:

Big Decision To Be Made By Truman   To Compromise Or Fight It Out  With Coneress

Republican Poll Victory Alters Plan   New Legislature To Be Influenced By New Coalition

Truman, Facing Hostile 82nd Congress, Delays Recalling ‘Lame Ducks’

President Puts Off Call To Lame Duck  Congress Session   Chief Executive Facing Big Decision On Whether To Fight Or Compromise With Solons Hostile To Administration Policy

82nd Congress Poses Problem For President   Trumon Puts Off Decision In Calling Legislators Bock

Truman Undecided On His Course In  AN wHmAon Congress Dealings   President Wrestles With Problem Of Whethe: To Call “Lame Duck” Session Early, And Whether To Compromise Or Fight

Truman Must Fight GOP  or Compromise   President Puts Off Decision to Call Congress Back

Most of State Hit by Late Winter Storm   Montana, National Weather

4 Still Missing In Plane Crash   3 are Dead and 4 Survive Sea Mishap

Four Airmer Still Lost After Crash  Three Others Die, Four Live After

Four Still Missing After Crash of B-29  Four Rescued, Three Badies Recovered

FOUR ARE STILL MISSING IN SEA   Four Rescued And Three -Bodies Recovered After Crash

WORLD TRADE TERMED VITAL TO PROSPERITY   Mutual Assistance Said Needed  For Peace

Truman Scores Economy Based On Isolation   Fargo Speech Is Aimed at Budget Slashes of GOP

A SPECIAL CEREMONY   U. N. Day To Be Observed With Gervices at Plymouth Church

Truman Maps Party Strategy   President Assails Republican Leaders

Truman Defends Defense Spending in Mapping Dem Campaign Plans Ai Party's Fabulous Dinner Party

CAMPAIGN PLANS FOR TRUMAN REVEALED IN DINNER SPEECH      Democrats Paid _Over Half-Million._ For Banauet Seats 

BF ererrencnmarinemneneniomanianiiaes  MacARTHUR STOPS 6 DEATH SENTENCES

Korean Christians Fleeing from Reds One of Largest of Modern Migrations

Korean War Starts One of the Lagest Religious Migrations of Our Time

Senate Stands By Credit for Spain  Ignores Protests by Truman, Acheson

ACCUSATIONS : Made in Talk Are Milder  Levels New Attacks Des Leeesere Sette   Levels New Attacks On Jessup, Service And Lattimore In  Talk in New Jersey

SOLON'S NEW ACCUSATIONS MUCH MILDER   Lattimore, Jessup Again Blast Targets In Passaic Speech

Accusations Made in Talk Are Milder   Levels New Attacks On Jessup, Service And Lattimore In  Talk in New Jersey

Lifts Senate Immunity in New Charaes   Calls Lattimore “Architect of Our Far Eastern Policy”

Repeats Charges On Milder Basis In Marine Speech  Wisconsin Senator Invites Lattimore, Others To Reply

Sue Me, Senator Challenges Them   Shucks Congressional Immunity in a Talk

Drops Immunity fo Make New Charges: Invites Libel Suit   Charges in Speech Today are Milder Than in Senate

Senator Shucks Immunity in Talk  Charges Are Milder   Charges Are Milder Than Previous Ones; Libel Suit Invited

Investigators Split on Whether FBI’s Records Clear Far East Expert

Solon Provides Chance for Trio To Sue   Senator Drops His Congressional Immunity in Speech

Sen. McCarthy Hurls Charge;  No Immunity   Makes New Attack On Three Men, Asks For Libel Suit

McCarthy Tones Down Charges When ‘He Accepts Marine League Award

Sen. McCarthy Dares Trio to Sue for Libel   Immunity Dropped; Lattimore, Service, Jessup Challenaed

New Attacks Much Milder Than Charges Made in Senate   Lattimore’s Program Cail. ed Same as Advocated by Communist Party

Sen. McCarthy Sheds !mmunity, Reneats ‘Mild’ Version of Charges   Hurls New, But ‘Toned Down’ Attack, on Lattimore, Jessup and Service in Public Address: Challenaes Them to Sue for Libel

McCarthy Drops Immunity, New Attacks Made   Challenges Those He Lashes To Sue For Libel

’ He’ Challenges Three ‘Foes to File Libél Suits   » Drops Immunity; Lattimore, Jessup, Service ‘Red’ ‘Targets

McCarthy Tones Down Charges  In Marine Corps Address   Hickenlooper Disagrees That FBI Files Clear Lattimore -

Action Is Called ‘Redeployment’ And Success  ‘They Never Laid a Glove on Us’   ‘They Never Laid a Glove on Us,’ Admiral Declares

Hungnam: ‘AF il less  Operation’   Admiral Says ‘Nobody Laid A Glove on Us’ Due to A Steady Bombardment

Evacuation Flawless, Navy Sources Assert   HISTORIC IN PRFRPFROTION

SEARCH FOR PLANE ABANDONED  Fmpty, U.S. Navy-lype Lite Raft Found In Baltic Sea

Bad Weather Ends Vast Air, Sea Hunt   Air Force Officials Await Look at Rubber Boat

Draftees Are Granted Stay  Postpone Induction Of Sixty In County

Authorities Investigate Confession of Davenport Mental Instituticn Patient

Formosa Must Be Retained,  Yen Declares   Island Is Defense Against Reds, Leader Says; Guerrillas Aided

Guerrillas Sull Fight  For China   Over Million Men Directed From Isle Of Formosa

Local Man Buys Tent Used For Walkathon  Leo ‘A. Miller Represents - Buyer With Bid Of 7 $2400 At Frederick 

Sheriff Sells Equipment Of Walkathon   Big Tent And Bleachers Knocked Down To Counsel For $2,100

Cold War In  Ger many New Soviet Move   Kremlin Believed Po Be Preparing For Major Offensive

Reds Hold Conference In Prague   Believe Russians Sei To. Push Majo} ‘Cold War’ Soor In Germany

Molotov, Red Leaders Begin Parley in Prague  Talk Believed Called To Prepare Cold War Offensive in Germany

Think Cold War Considered To Offset Loss Of Korea, Meeting Is Held On Russia's Initiative   MAY TRY TO SCARE : WEST EUROPE POWERS

U.S. Jet Pilot Forced To Bail Out 0; Damaged Plane After Strafing Trin

Good Afternoon! in Today's Journa'   A  Ship Hit Cable During Strafing Mission American Pilot Bails Out Of  Crinpled Jet Plane In Korea

Youths Meet Horrible Death Near Highmore   Gann Valley And Iona Men Perish After Abandoning Truck; Companion Stays In Vehicle, Escapes Death

ALLIED VICTORY SEEN IN MARCH   Britain’‘s Berlin Com.mander Thinks Propaganda Show To Fail

Berlin Show to Be Allied Victory   Britain Comments as More Youth Arrives

Berlin ‘Putsch’. Tension Grows   Russia’s Big. Week-End Propaganda Show Will Result in Victory for ° Allies, Says British Commandant

WaterDown Red Putseh  ln Germany   The Allies Have Discarded Their Fears of Violent Drive Against the West   THROW COUNTERBLOW   Western Allies Challenge Reds To Agree To Free All-German Elections

Briton Predicts West Allies To Have Best of Berlin Show   Commandant Soys Steadfast Attitude in Face of Huge Communist Youth Rally in East Berlin to Win Advantoge

Western Allies Confident of Victory In Soviet Propaganda Show In Berlin

Communists Cal For Discipline, Order in March  Wines RAtliteey Earrac   West Military Force: Are Staked Out To Prevent Trouble

Sees Victory for West in Berlin Red Youth Rally  Does Not Appear Reds ‘Looking for Trouble Sunday

See Western Victory In Red Weekend Rally   General Sees No Putsch Tactics In Communist Rally In Berlin.

Berlin Rally Is Looked Upon as Big Propaganda Show   Communists Now Give Every Appearance of Not Looking for Trouble

British Chief Predicts Berlin Red Rally Will End in Victory for West

Communists Call For Discipline, Order in March  West Military Forces Are Staked Out

Guns, Troops Await March Of Red Youth   Berlin Communists Expected to Avoid Clash With Allies

Briton Predicts Western Victory Final Outcome   Russians Issue Stern Orders Aaainst Riots

Briton Says Red Show In Berlin Will Result In Victory For Allies

Ex-Warren County Pastor, Wife And  Son Die in Crash   Truck Driver Held When Rey. Guy McIntyre's Family Perishes ~

Hawarden About Even With 1940 Census, Considering Students Not Counted

‘LOS, ANGELES SMOG-HAS BROUGHT NEED FOR NEW BIOONSHOT GLASS. EYES.

‘Republicans Push Into High At Monday Meeting In S. L.   Caucus Dates Set

HARLAN HAS 15 SUITS; MORE ARE EXPECTED   Total Damages Against Union Are $636,100.00

Wartime Security Regulations Are Put Into Effect Today To Guard President on Trip  Secret Service Questions Two Men for Remark About Gun

Full Security - Given Truman  At Game Today   Pick Up Two Young Men For Questioning

Guard Doubled Over President   Wartime Security Regulation Renewed

Security Council Urged to Require ‘Mao to Remove Troops in Korea

U. N. Council Urged To Force Chinese  Troops To Withdraw From Korea

China Accused Of Intervention  U.N. Asked to Make Mao Withdraw Forces

Demand Made Chinese Pull Out of Korea   U. S. Officially Charges Red Intervention and Demands China Cease Activities in War

600 Planes Blast Border Of Manchuria   United States Charges Chinese Reds With Military Intervention In Korean War  mreT?Tt yf SrTar

US Charges Chinese With  Intervention   American Delegate to UN Asks Assembly To Take Up Question of Korea

Appeal Made Through U.N.   Intervene in Korean War, Austin Contends

U.S. Renews Demand China Reds Quit War  Direct Intervention   Direct Intervention In Korea Battle Is Charged Before U.N.

U.S. Hurls Charge At Chinese Reds   UN Asked to Require Chinese Communists To Leave Korea

Election or No Election, Sees Fiving Saucer   U.S. Asks U.N. to Demand Red Chinese Withdraw From Korea

600 Allied Warplanes Blast Foe On Border   To Block Off Troops, Supplies From Manchuria: 3rd Infantry Lands

U.N. Counei Hears Plea For Action   Austin Sets Number Of Red Troops In Korea Ai 30.000

100 Mile Long Truck Convoy, Including Artillery, Reported Moving From Manchuria Toward North Korean Capital   SOUTH KOREANS ARE CONTINUING ADVANCE

TDO-WMILE LONG TRUCK CONVOY BROKEN APART   Formosa Report Says Chinese Fourth Army Now in North Korea.

Heavy Damage Is Done To Giant Enemy Convoy By American Airplanes

American Bombers Inflict Damage On HugeEnemyConvoy   South Koreans Advance 50 Miles Above 38th Parallel; Chinese Red Army Reported Poised For Action

100- MILE LONG ENEMY CONVOY ROLLING SOUTH   U.S. Air Force Knocks Out 63 Enemy Trucks, Many Locomotives and Other Vehicles; South Koreans Continue Pushing North T oward Wonsan.

Heavy Damage Is Inflicted On Big Enemy Fores   American Planes Strike Quickly Upon Spotting Convoy From Manchuria; S. Koreans Advance

Reinforcements Also — Sighted Moving South From Manchuria Border

Troops Are Reported To Be Chinese   Convoy Said to Be 100 Miles Lona

Reds Need Supplies; UN Troops Thunder  Toward Wousan Base   Seized Red Documents Show U.S. Party Line

Troops Moving in From Manchuria Toward New Defense Line in Korea

Air Force Inflicts Heavy Damage On 100Mile Red Convoy Moving Down Into Korea;  Unknown If Troops Are Chinese Cunsaniate

Reinforcements For North Koreans Pour Out Of Manchuria   U.S. Plones Attack 100-Mile Convoy

Big Convoy Heading for Pyongyang Hit   South Koreans Drive 50 Miles Past 38th Parallel; Reds Building Up Defense Line Across Country

American Planes Inflicting Heavy Damage On Reds   Communists Pour Reinforcements Into North Korea From Manchuria; Report That Red Chinese Army Has Crossed Manchuria’s Border Into Korea Unconfirmed

Nationalists Say Chinese Are Invading   UN Officers Doubt Report, lieve Troops To Be North Koreans

Strike Knocks Out Convoy Headed  For Enemy Capital   Nationalists Report China Red Army in Korea; South Koreans Drive 50 Miles Beyond Parailel

Widow Gires Dr. Rambo's Medical Library Of 4.000 Volumes to Bethesda Hospital

U. §. Treasury Plans New Dig Info Paycheck   Delay of Enactment of Income Tax Increase Bil Does Not Change Plans .To Start Action Oct. 1

Tax Bill Faces 2 Weeks Delay   Measure Passed in Senate Friday Night

Delay Of Tax Bill Will Not  Stop Increase   Treasury Gocs Ahead With Oct. 1 Plans;   Measure In Committee

TAXES EXPECTED TO RISE OCT.   PFREASURY OFFICIALS LAY PLANS TO TARE MORE CUT OF PAYCHECKS.

Treasury Preparing to Nick Paychecks for More on Oct. 1   New Tox Bili Moy 8e Delayed Two Weeks Sut Treesury Going Ahead With Plans for Taking Bigger Slice

Traffic To Be Big Problem At Terp-Navy Game   Only Road To Stadium Allotted To Traffic From Baltimore Area

Nationalists Check Defenses   Invasion Activity Reported On Coast

Pension Plan Arranged for  Tractor Workers 16,000 Workers   Are Affected   By Agreement

Anderson Calls For Abundant Production  Big Crops Would Mean No Need For Controls

Anderson Calls for High Production To Avoid Controls   Senator Says Production Would Keep Prices Down

Productionn Abundance s Declared Best  Federal Reserve Board Says Credit Curbs Prove Help

Anderson Asks More Production  Best Way To Keep Detene In Line He Saves

Senator Frowns ‘on Price Control   Abundant Production Is Answer: Anderson

LABOR PANEL URGES PROBE  Highway Wage Scale Labeled Sub-Standard

ADA FAINEL WAVES FAWRE  nem son ete seater  Highway Wage Scale Labeled Sub-Standard

Allies Order ‘Big Six’ ‘Steel in Germany Split Into Smaller Companies

tee! Big Six’ Ir Ruhr. Liquidate..  Move Will Not Stop Production Of Steel

Germany's Six Big Steel Trusts Are Ordered Broken Up  Commission States ° Factory Operations Not to be Interrupted

Act to Break Up Germany’s  6 Steel Trusts      Allied Commission Qr. ders Big Firms to Divide Into Small Ones

MAIOR PARTIES SNOWED UNDER KOREAN ELECTICR   independents Winning Bulk OF Seats In National Recambly:

An Oklahoman Escape Artist Is Sentenced   Homer Cook Convicted On 16 Charges After He Broke Jail To See Girl

Angry Miners Staying Away Avow They Wen’t Be  “Blackjacked Inio Returning te Their Jobs

Sitter Miners Say They Won't Work“Let Taft, Hartley and Truman Dig”

Fact-Finders Rush Report On Fuel Tieup   Idle Diggers To Def, Federal Iniunction

Diggers Warn Taft-Hartley Can't Dig Coal   Walkouts Spread to Nearly all of UMW's 400,000 Membership

ANGRY MINERS STAY OFF JOBS   Won't Be ‘Blackjacked’ Into Working Through Use of T-H Act

Bitter Miners Defy Truman   Taft-Hartley Action Fauls To Dent Front

Leopard Escapes At Hugo—Caught  Lunges Out os Circus Hand Goes By Carrying

Truman Commits Warplanes, Ships To Aid Formosa   Anti-Red Strength Is Also Directed for Philippines, Indo-Chin:

   K  Venezuelan President's Assassin ©  Is Killed In Struggle With Guard

‘iead Venezuela assassin Shot  Funeral Planned For Slain President

NAYS RFC PLAYS SANTA GLAUS ROLE   HOTS TON CHRONICLE RE PORTS SOUR LOANS ARF UN. LOADED ON GOVERNMENT.

Jesse Jones Lambasts RFC In Ediforial   Houston Chronicle in Attack cn Huge Loans Made by RFC; Hits at Recent Loan to Texmas:

Caution Is Keynofe of Allied Plan   Attlee, Pleven Incline toward Bia 4 Parley

Conference Of Big Four  Is Favored   Attlee Will Seek U. S. Decision On Financial Help

Dewey Will Aid Hanley Letter Quiz   Senate Investigators To Confer With Him On ‘Scandal’ Charge.

ooo  MALIK BLAMES WEST FOR COLL APSE OF TALKS: ~ Russians Renew ‘Little Blockade’ of Berlir

Berlin-Bound Traffic Hit By New Blockade  Reds Cut Rate To ' 4 Trucks An Hour

Phone Rate Goes Up ‘Today   Party Line Charges Increased 25 cenjs Business $2 a Month; To Raise 345 Million

KANSAS PHONE RATES RAISED   New Schedule Effective fo Consumers Today—Court Okays Bell Bond

First Reported Casualty For Carroll: County   Parents. Get Notification From War Dept.; In Army One Year

Pinehurst Youth Missing In Action   Parents of Norman Boutwell Receive Notification From Arm

TEXAS SENATE VOTES TO END WORK TODAY   Legislators In Scramble To Get Bills Completed

ATOMIC BLAST?   ‘Mysterious Cloud ‘Blankets Million: “Miles of Pacific:

NEW INCREASED TAX BILL WAITS UPON PRESIDENT   Spokesman For Truman Says That No Measure Raising Levies Is Expected Durine lanuary

Carter Asks N. H. Congress Group to Steer Away From Hoover Defeatism Theories   Administration Hasn’t Completed Plans For Seeking New War Taxes  [

—TAX PLANS NOT COMPLETED. Truman Confers With Four Of His Advisers

Government Heads Have Not Decided Tax Boosts For 1951: More Needed

Plans For New Tax Boost Incomplete  Truman Aide Doubts Hike Request In January

Truman Plans For Taxes In 1951 Vague   President Does Not Intend To Ask New Levies Yet

Truman's Plans For New Tax Hike Not Completed   Press Secretary Doubts If There Will Be Request Made In January.

Tax Increase Plan Delayed By President   New Congress Is Not Likely To Get Plea For Hike. Aide Savs

Request For Tax Step-U; Faces Delay   President Confers With Top Advisers On War, Congress

Truman’s Plans For Tax Boost Not Complete   Aides Doubts He Will Ask Increase Of New Conaress

New Taxes May Not Be Sought in January   Truman Administration Has Not Completed Plans for Seeking Heavier Levies From 82nd Congress—~Advisers Gather at White House.   "STATE OF UNION' MESSAGE

Delay Seen On Move For  More Taxes   Truman Aid Doubts There Will Be Bid For January Action

FIVE JOIN U. S. ARMY AND AIR FORCE HERE   Three Hanoverians And Two Adams Countians Enlist At Local Recruiting Station

TEN MORE YOUNG MEN JOIN ARMED SERVICES   ‘Youths From Hanover And Nearb: Communities Enlist In Army And Air Force

The Life of a Salesman Is. No Picnic — Especially in a City on a Rainy Day

Say B-36 With 16  Men Forced Down   Ship Reported *Ditched’ in Tee 100 Milcs Of Seattle  *

‘Plane Reported “Ditched” North Of Seattle      No Details as to  Fate of Crew Raraived ac Yat

RIPPLED B-36 ViTH CREW OF 6 IS MISSING   x-Ergined Plane En Route Ficm Alaska to Fort Werth Believed "Ditched”   OMTACT (tS BROKER

B-36 Carrying 1] Reported Down at Sea   Air Force Throws Veil of Secrecy Around Incident

PLANE FEARED “DITCHED" IN SEA   Location Placed 400 Miles Northwest Of Seattle   Maintained By Air Force Officials: No Word About Survivors

BOMBER WITH 16 ABOARD FORCED DOWN IN WATER   J. S. Air Force Machine “Ditches” In Icy Water Northwest Of Seattle— Missing Plane Calls For Help.

Search Launched For ship «Believed Ditched Off Vancouver Island While Enroute From Alaska To Fort Worth. Texas

B-36, WITH 14 ABOARD, FORCED DOWN OFF ISLE    Bomber Drops in Icy Waters Neor British Columbia Coast, Report

B-36 With 16 Men Aboard ‘In Trouble’   Contact With Plane Lost After Final  Message On Flight From Alaska

B-36 Ditches Near Seattle; 16 Men Aboard   Secrecy Thrown Around Accident But Officials Sav Ship Is Down

Bomber ‘Ditches’ In Icy Waters  Huge Craft Reported Forced Down At Sea

Plane Believed Down: Distress Signals Heard  Engine Afire And Icing Conditions —_ Plague Big Ship

SEN. MARTIN TO BROADCAST DUFF SUPPORT   Will Air Views Today Before Mid-Western Campaion Trio

On Chongju Pakchon Highway, Headed South   British General Urges Censorship In Battle With Powerful New Enemy

AUTO IWRECK, ROBBERY, DEATH  Murder Marks Peak Of Family Mistortunes

8.000 Evacuate Flood Menaced East Missouri   Mississippi River Threatens; Wabash Crisis Said Over

8,000 ABANDON HOMES, FLEE FLOOD WATERS   Wabash River Crests Vincennes Crisis  Believed Over

COLLEGE STUDENTS   Those in Upper 50: Per Cent Will Be De- ''.* ferred H 194

DRAFT PLANS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS   Those in Upper 50 Pet Cent Will Be De- .* ferred va   LOCAL BOARD TO MEET

Striking Rail Workers  Returning to Yards  i   Switchmen Start ’Back-to-Work’ Movement After Truman’s Appeal -To End Walkea:e

End Embargo on Mail as Strikers Go Back to Work   Railroad Men Heed Truman’‘s Appeal To Stop Walkout

Trainmen’s Strike Is Near Its End  Back-to-Work Movements Reported

Parcel Post  Embargo Off   . Crippling Rail Strike * Almost Over in All Cities

Government Lifts Embargo on Mails   Big Mail Backlog Expected to Clear Up Fast, Of ficials Say ~

Rail Strike Called Off   Men Back to Work, But It Is Not Certain Issues Are Settled

Work Crews Back on Job In 8 Cities   No Agreement Yet Reached on Disputed Issues

NATIONS RAIL STRIKERS HEAD BACK 10 JOBS   Three-Day Walkout Seen Nearing End After Truman’s Appeal

Truman Plea Sends Striker: Back To Jobs   Crippling, Three-Day Walkout of Rail Workers Appears to Be at End; Issues Not Settled.

Strike Off But Issues Remain  To Be Settled   Men Return To Work In All Cities Affected.

WAIT END OF MAIL EMBARGO   Restrictions Remain In Effect Here Despite Waning Strike

—RAILROADS— Embargo On Mail Lifted By Donaldson   Rail Strikers Return To Jobs

Railway Strike Near End Today   Crews Returning to Work in Several Cities as After  math of Personal Appeal From President

Rail Employes Return To Work In Some Cities   Labor Official Claims Dispute Has Been Settled

Switchmen End Strike After Truman's Plea   Settlement Announced in Washington

STRIKE ISSUES ARE NOT YET SETTLED   Workmen Back In Chicago Other Key Cities

Tie-Up Cancelled Without Solving Labor Dispute   Spokesman for Union Expects All Workers Will Return to. Jobs

Rail Walkout Appears to Be Coming to End   Switchmen Return to Jobs Amid Rumors of Strike Settlement— Terms Still in Doubt

Truman's Appeal Brings Strikers Back to Work   End of Rail Walkout Is In Sight as Men Heed Plea of President

Men Returning in Many Cities; Issue Unsettled   Action Follows Plea of Truman Calling Walkout Unlawful

Strikers In Chicago Are Back on Job   Switchmen in Other Cities Also Return To Work; Walkout Appears Over

Nearly Normal Working Crews Back On Jobs   Back-To-Work Move Starts Shortly  After Truman’s Appeal To Union

Switchmen Refurn fo Their Jobs   Donaldsrn H-nes Backlog Can Be Delivered on Time

Backto Work Move Breaks Rail Strike   Trainmen Heed Government Plea Reports of Settlement Circulate

Weather Forecast   Trainmen Go Back to Work In Many Cities   Basic Issues of Dispute Said to Be Still Unresolved

Embargo On Yule Mail Lifted Today   Postmaster General Acts After Strikers Generally Begin  Ta Return To Work

BRT’s — Strike Ended.   Railroad Yard’ Workers Return to Their Jobs”. In Virtually Ali of: Affected Centers

Railway Strike Appears To Be Nearing End  Switchmen Return To Work in Chicago, Other Centers .

“SWITCHMEN END STRIKE   Return After Truman Says Walkout Adds to ’’Country’s Danger.” Rumors Issues Are Settled   Parcel Post Embarqo Ends

SWITCHMEN ARE GOING TO WORK IN SOME CITIES   End Of Crippling Railroad Strike Appears Nearing End — Labor Official Says Walkout Settled.

Claim Pact Reached On Walk-Out Issues, In Washington Talks:   Switchmen Returning to Jobs in All . Cities Affected; Rail Officials Expect. Service to Be Normal by Niehtfall,

Rail Switchmen Return.lo Work In Key Cities  Normal Crews On Job In Chicago; End Of Walkout Seen Near

Postoffice Department Cancels Parcel Post Embargo as Rail Workers’ Strike Is Ended

Mail Embargo Lifted As  Ratimen Return To Jobs.   Strike Apparently Ended in Response To Plea by President

Union Leaders Told: Work, Then N egotiate  Doubtful If Strike Issues Are Settled

Strikers Return To Major Yards After Wage Talks   Conflicting Reports On Whether Strike Issues Set: tled; Men Back At Chicago, Wash ao Cte , eaeO Ener. 2

Post Office Lifts Embargo On Yule Mail   End Of Switchmen’s Strike Eases Danger Of Huge Backlog; Accept Mail Again

Railroad Men: Returning To Job In Some Areas    Acffon Follows Tramman’s Speech ‘Wiviity ~ National Unity. Offiaial 828s Settlement: Reache

Men Back on Jobs After 3-Day Tieup   Head of Chicago Railway Group Says Situation Nearing Normal; Parcel Handling Resumed

Rail Strikers Head Back To Work; No Settlement   Post Oifice Lifts Embarao

Lift Parcel Post Embargo as Rail Workers Return to Jobs   Situation Normal by Evening, Prediction

Sriking Rail Workers Returning To The'r Jobs   Already Back on Some Cities: Others Plan To End Walkout Soon.

End of 3-Day Railway Strike Appears in Sight  Question If Issues Lingn Roan Sattlad

Pick McDowell for State Post   Takes Agriculture Job Once Held by Button

McDowell Heads Ag Department   Appointed Successor to Milton H. Button Effective Feb. 1

GI's Urged fo Make School Plans Now   Ako Told to Moke Sure Schools Have Room For Them

Local Forecast   ‘Amerasia’ Charges Ordered Postponed, ix-State Aide Says  U.S. Ordered Silence To Smooth Road Kor iN Charter. Sanatoare A a A "Th oalhat

Says Government Official Stopped. Amerasia Probe  Gen. Holmes Says’ Case Held Up to  Avert ‘Friction’

EASY ON ELECTRICITY   Low Missouri River Causes Reguest to K.C. Users

Utility Appea's for Cut in Use of Eleciricity   Kansas City Power & Light Has Customers in This State Area.

NO TAX REDUCTION IS POSSIBLE NOW   Excise Tax Measure Appears Thuomed in View Of Fighting In Korea

Tipton, Man Is Handed Prison Term ‘As Scouts. Take Over City Offices   It was Boy Scout Day in Tipton: ©

Tipton Man Is Handed Prison Term ‘As Scouts. Take Over City Offices

Russia Faces Second Major Diplomatic Defeat in Row At UN Meeting Late Today

United Nations Security Council Exchanges Come Before Vote . At 3 P.M, Today   NORH KOREAN CRISIS ‘ BEFORE COUNCIL NOW

Russia to Suffer Second Defeat in  Today's UN Meet  U. S. Resolution Against Ko-Reds to Be First on Agenda

ia Faces rid Major  matie  itin UN   Fails To Gain kdoor” Entrance sinese Reds *  ning Day_

SOVIETS LOSE FIRST ROUND ON CHINA REDS   U.S. Wants Korea Question Settled First by Council

RUSSIANS MAY MEET ANOTHER U. N. DEFEAT   Council Meeting Must Now Decide on Next Issue for Con. sideration.

Russia Heads For Another UN Setback   U. S. Defiance Resolution to Get First Consideration

PREDICT ASD DEFEAT IN UN VOTING Ioall   Say West Will Defeat Red Plan to Discuss China Seat.

RUSSIAN UN MOVES STYMIED   Efforts to Seat Chinese Reds Face Defeat; Slap at North Korea Next on Agendc

Defense Heads Hear Pauley   Conducted Survey Of Red Industry In North Korea In 1946

State Delays Crackdown On Coshocton and Other ‘Cities in Sewage Dispute

South's Emergency Capital and Vital Rail Center Deserted in Face of Three-Pronged Attack After Kum River Defense Line Falls

Abandon City of Taejon   New American Stand May Be Made on Ridae

Yanks Quit Taejon under Red Attack   Heavy Pressure Of Invaders Forces Retreat

Outnumbered GPs Praised for Fight   Heavy Communist Pressure Brings Orderly Withdrawal; South Koreans in 2 Victories

Main Yank Force Quits Key Center   Withdrawal Orderly, Foe Pays High Price For Ground Gained

Americans Abandon  Taejon as Reds Push In From Three Sides   AMERICANS RETREAT TO NEW POSITIONS

Reds Closing in On Key City from Three Directions   U.S. Troops Move South After Toughest Rear Guard Action

Reds Hit Rail Center From 3 Directions —   Threaten to Trap U.S. Rear Guard; Airstrin Abandoned

Foe Pushing Three Drives On Torn City   Withdrawal Held Orderly; South Koreans Strike Blow On Flank

Reds Close In On City From Three Sides  As U.S. Troops Leave   Was Emergency Capital of So. Korea

ONLY FEW Gls STAY AO AEDS SHUT PINGERS   ,Main Force Withdraws Under Heavy Pressure to New ' Defense Lines.

Truman Lueck Holds as Gobs Scuttle Army   Security Guards Release Men Who Voiced Threa Against Chief Executive

Pair Arrested, Released for ‘Foolish Remark’ Wartime Security for Truman on Grid Trip

Adolph Didn't. Think Much of Harry's Protection Truman Guards ‘Lower Boom’ on Wise Guys

Truman Heavily (Guarded   Two Young Men Picked Up On A Foolish Remark’ “If I Had a Gun”

FIVE CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE   OKLAHOMA ¥0 UNGSTERS:  TRAPPED BEHIND LOCKED  DOOR IN 2 ROOM HOUSE. 

kKewKnkx* CENSUS TAKER REPORTS NO ONE WOULD TALK AT ‘EMPTY HOUSE, CEMETERY

‘Long Island Census Taker ‘Says People in Her Area Wouldn't Talk

Southern Democrats Hold Whip   Southern Bloc Benefits From Vote Setback: First Test In January.

Life Destruction Seen H-Bomb Possibility   Population of World Can Be Wiped Qut, Warning of Leading Atamic Scientists

Scientists Warn H-Bomb Could Destroy World lf Certain Substances Are Added

Capone Race News Service  Books Vanish   Attorney for Ricca, Guzik Tells Senate Probers His Clients Took Records Away

RACING NEWS HOOKUPS ARE PROBE SUBJECT   Senate Crime Group Finds Records of One Outfit Missing

COUNTY CROP DRIVE EARNS CARROLL TITLE OF “GOLDEN RULE’ COMMUNITY

MacArthur Informs Russians Whai Goes On at Okinawa Only Business of U. S. A.

MacArthur Rejects Red Protest Against U.S. Bases in Japan  Says U. S. Military Installations Are No Business of Reds

M Arthur Rejects Protest   Russian Request For Information Is Called ‘Impertinent’

‘Provocative Impertinence'’ = se  RUSS PROTEST GETS COLD ANSWER FROM MACARTIUR.

Red Paper Says Interference In Poland Would Bring War   Soviet Dominated Government Called Only Legitimate Representative of Germans

Reds Claim Polish Line  Permanent  Warns Any Atiemp! To Change Status

Russians Back Poles Annexing German Area   Red Press Warns “Attempt To Annul” Would Provoke War

12 Pupils Are Injured; None Badly   Wall of Building Collapses Following Furnace Explosion

 NEW SHERIFF NAMED  Senna isp enna ern oe Sor ai as te Up arcane ate

Falanaists Come Unde New Law   Justice Department Classifies Members at Totalitarians

Heavy Raids Feared In ‘Critical’ Areas  Governors Get Maps Showing Most: Probable

“TARGET” WARNING IS ISSUED   Report Says 67% Of U. S. Lives in Critical Areas

PLAN NO BAR ON JAPAN REARMING IN PEACE TREATY   U. S. Is Preparing for Prelim inary Negotiations on Pact.

FRENCH SEEK NOD ONW. EUROPE ARM}   Defense Minister From Nations Involved Sought

RIVER SPORTS SUCCESS FOR SPECTATORS  Steamer Titan Really Gets Trimmed

World Issues Pivot On Voters in U. S., Publishers Advised   State Association Fall Sessions Being  Held at Lake Placid

Policy Follows Announcement That Britain Will Shortly Recognize Stalin’s Man Mao’s Regime In China.

INSIDE READING   US Statement Tumbles Props Under Chiang  No Military Backing, Advice Will Be Given

Congress In Debate Ove U.S. Policy  U. S. To Remain   U. &. To Remain Clear In Action  Against Commies

Help to Formosa Refused by HST In Stated Policy   President Intends to Stay Clear of Mess Which Has Put Much of China in Contre! Of Communists: Attracts Sharp Criticism

Love Beats Sailing Date... ‘Twas a Close Call, But Cpl. Jimmy And His Girl Finally Say ‘I Do’

TO WAR IN KOREA   But Kansas Candidates Are Busy Driving for Pra  otes   MANAGERS KEEP BUS}

Lo Urges Military Plan For Youth   Lawmaker Demands All-Out Training As Sion To Reds

OFFICER IS PROMOTED   Maj. Walter D. Rogers, Sunflower Ordnance, Now Lt. Col

Minister To Act In Canada Strike   Porliament May Order Walkout End

Prime Minister Intervenes In Canada Strike  Expect Ultimatum For Settlement Of Rail Strike

Truman Warns Against  Return Of GOP ‘Greed’   Dr. T. E. Malloy Dies At Hospital Here Today

Truman Warns The West Agains GOP ‘Philosophy’   President Resurrects Teapot Dome Scanda in Casper, Wyo., Tall

Truman Warns About Return Of ‘Privilege’   Asserts New Dam Is For ‘All People’ Not ‘Teapot Dome’

Migher Freight Costs Again Plasue State Mines iliac a in indinands Gusta ei nesinorestet-canceasuag jalan  Opening of Lakes to Solve Current Coal Problem

Truman Blasted On Aid Outlook   Wherry Says Administration Intends New E.R.P. By Another Name

Leaders Of Both Parties (riticize Plan  President's Proposal Gets Mixed Reaction: On Canitol Hill

Truman's Assertion That Europe Will Need. Aid After 1952 Draws Two-Party Criticism 

\Hint at More  Aid Attacked   Sen. Wherry Sees Indicatien of Administration Plan for New ECA.

Talk by Truman Brings Criticisms   Bipartisan Group Disagrees on How To  Maintain World Aid

Senate Criticizes Truman’s Speech   Oppose Extension Of Foreign Aid

TRUMAN EUROPE AID PLAN SCORED   Wherry Blasts President’s Remarks As Sign Of Newly Named Program

Economy Bloc In House May Face Dilemma  Choice Between Hike Of 10 or 15 Per Cen May Curb Activities

Montana Duck Hunting Seasons To Be Oct. 6-23, Nov. 17 To Dec. 4: Bag Limit Upped

HST Signs Annual Regulations News for Nimrods, Duck Rules Set Up

 STATE DEPARTMENT JS SCORED Solon Says HST ‘Prisoner Of Pro-Red Intellectuals’

Experts Guess Size of Vole For November   Expect More Than ‘46 But Less: Than In Truman Election

Represents $2000utlay Per Capita   Defense Department to Get $13.91 1 127.300 While Veteran« Get $5,801.782.795   Js Under Request   Total Is 11% Billions Under That Ashed by President

Less Cash For Most Agencies, No Heavy Cuts   Movement Grows For More Slashes In Federal Funds

Measure Covering Nearly All Federal Outlays Trimmed to $29,000,000,000  As It Goes to Floor for Action Soon; Defense, Vets’ Estimates Little Chanaed

Appropriations Committee Approves 29 Billion Dollar Spending Plan Per Capita Cost of Approved U.S. Budget Hits $200 for Each Person in Nation -

29 Billion Dollar Bill Is Approved By House Group   Cost Of War Accounts For More Than Half Of Government’s Spending Act; No Deep Cuts Made In Major Programs

Money For ° 40 Agencies Is Included   Deficit-Boosting Measure Calls For $29 Billion Outlay

Defense Gets. Most Of Big Money Bill   29.Billion Deficit-Boosting Measure Bonrecents $909 Per Canita Outlay

More Than Half Of Total Is Cost of War   Measure Represents $200 for Each Man, Woman, Child

COSTS OF WAR TAKE UP OVER HALF OF TOTAL.      No Deep Cuts In Major Program; Set Debate For Next Week

More Than Half Of $29 Billion For Defense Use   Committee-Approved Bill Is $1.567.900.504 Less Than Truman's Requests; $5.801.782.795 For VA

GENERAL FIVE PERCENT SLASH MADE IN HOUSE   Over Half of Money To Be Spent Goes To The Military

Defense, Foreign Aid Keep Total At Dizzy Figure   Appropriation Committee Pruners Slices Are Feeble

House Bill Cuts Spending Total To $29 Billions  Boost in Deficit Seen by Measure Okaved by Greup

Half Its Items Are Designated For Defense Use   Measure Represents $200 Outlay For Every Person In US

Cost Is $200  to Everyone   Over Half of Total, 29 Billion, Is for Defense

Most of Huge Outlay Earmarked for War  Omnibus Money Bill Approved by House Committee; Represents $1,567,900,504 Cut in Truman Budaet

Commitiee OKs. Deficit-Boosting Spending Bil  - $29,045,030,164 Toto   * $29,045,030,164 Total Represents $200 for Every U.S. Citizen

Appropriation Bill Approved By House Grour   WHuge Deficit Seen As Congressmen Okay Biq Sum

House Committe Releases U. 5. Budget Figures  29 Billion Spending Bill Forces Cuts In Elanr Dehate

29 Billion Bill © for Government  Spending Voted   Committee’s Measure to House, Where It Faces Ficht

Committee Sharply Cuts Omnibus Money Bill  - OR’s 29 Billion After Reducing Bill by More Tha

House Group Passes Move To Increase Its Deficit   More Than Half Sum For U. S. Defenses, No Deep Cuts Made

TOTAL EQUALS $200 FOR EACH U. §. CITIZEN   Over Half Of Sum Represents Costs  Of Wars, Defense

House Committee Approves $29,045,030,164 Measure Over Half Is for Defense

Requests Cut About 5 Percent   Move Underway to Return Bill, for New Slash

House Fund Group Votes Huge Outlay   1951 Expenditures fo Cost AH U. 5. Citizens #200 Fach

Defense Key ltem in Huge Spending Bil   Outlay Represents $200 for Every Man, Woman, Child in U. S.

More Than Half: Of Total Allotted To Defense Costs   Appropriations Represent $200 Outlay For Every Man, Woman And Child

$29 BILLIONS OMNIBUS BILL GOES TO HOUSE   Measure Projects $4 Billion Deficit Group’ Seeks New Slashes

$29 Billion Appropriation ls Approved   More Than Half Huge Sum Is for Defense; Increases Deficit

Huge U.S. Spending Bill Okayed   Measure Approved By Committee About 5% Under Truman Budget Mav Be Slashed More

National Defense Items Constitute More Than Half  No Extreme Cuts Made In Program

Deficit Boosting Bill to Congress  Huge Appropriations Measure’   Huge Appropriations Measure’ Is Sated for House Arqaument

Deficit Is Boosted By Spending Bill   Measure Represents $200 Outlay For Every Man, Woman And Child In United States we

$29 Billion Budget Voted by Committee   Congressman Cannon's Appropriation Committee Puts Federal Expenses Into Single-Package Bill for First Time

Reduction Under Truman Request Is Five Percent   HOUSE MAY SEEK FURTHER CUTS FROM COMMITTEE APPROVING MEASURE

Over 40 Federal Agencies May Get Funds Under Bill; Most Receive Slight Budget Cuts.   HOUSE TO DEBATE BILL NEXT WEEK

spending Bill ‘Gets Approval In Party Vote   Defense Items Take Lar gest Part Of Government’s Budget

$29 Billions Ts Less Than Truman Asked   Strategy Forms To Make Further Economy Slashes

No Deep Cuts; House Group O.K.’s Huge Deficit - Boosting Spending Bill

In-The-Hole’ Federal Spending Bill OK ‘d  iis tee’) ek a » in  Ti   House Group Approves Measure; No Deep Cuts Made In Any Of Major Programs

Half Of Total Goes Toward  Cost Of War Deficit-Boosting  $29 Billion Bill

No Deep Cuts In Truman's Requests In Spending Bill  More Than Half Of Total is For

Omnibus Appropriations Bill Proposes Deficit Of $4 Billion In 1950   Republican Economizers Seeking Yo Effect Further Slashes Before Measure Leaves House For Senate

Represents $200 Outlay For Each Resident of U.S.  Single Pa ackage Bill Will Go To Floor Of   Single Package Bill Will Go To Floor Of House By Next Week

House Group OKs Spending of 29 Billion   Cut Budget 5% Unde: Troman. Proposals: Floor Battle Expected

$1,967,900,504 IS SLASHED FROM TRUMAN BUDGET   House Committee Pare: Five Per Cent Off Forty Agencies

HALF OF TOTAL LISTED FOR DEFENSE   Sum Represents $200 Outlay For Each American   NO DEEP CUTS   Set For Major Program; Funds For 40 Federal Agencies Included

Five Per Cent  Cut in Truman  Request Voted  Rill Wauld Maca fute   Bill Would Make Cuts In Every Department Except FBIl—Further ‘Lopping’ to Be Asked

Cost of U.S. Budget Bill  $?00PerPerson   Half of $29 Billion Com. posed of Past Wars, Defense Spending

More Than Half Of Total To Go © For U. S. Defense   House Group Culs. $1.5 Billion From Amount Truman Asked

Cuts Billion And Half Off  Requested Sum Additional 11 Billion To Complete 1951 Fiscal Budget

House Slashes Budget Figure By $2 Billion   Appropriations Bill Is in One Package; Federal Jobs Cut

Approval Voted Big Government  Spending Bill   Nearly $14 Billion Earmarked For Natichal  Defensa

Committee Okays 29 Billion Outlay   House to Debate Bill Next Week; Matar Sum Approved for Defense

Over Half of Huge Sum for U. S. Defense   Measure Represents $200 Outlay for Each Man, Woman, Child

Over Half of $29 Billion for Defense   Deficit-Boosting Measure Represent: $200 Per Citizen

Half Of Huge Bill Set For Defense; Hot Debate Likely When Congress Gets Bid

Spending Bill Is Approved   House Committee Makes No Deep Cuts In Major Programs:  Debate Next Week

HOUSE GROUP FIGURE. FACES ANOTHER CUT   One-Package Agency Bill for 1951 Leaves Gov't 4 . Rillinn in Red.

More Than. Half of $29 Billion Measure Charged to War Cost: Total $1.5 ‘Billion Under Request

Spending Bill Calling For $200 Outlay For Every Person In U.S. Is Due Today

Billion Slashed Off HST Budget   Economy Group Talks of Trying to Cut Even More Later.

House Commitiee Okays $29 Billion Appropriation Bill   Spending Measure Represents $200 Outlay For Every Man, Woman and Child in U. S.

SE RE, SER Be:  Additional Cuts Will Be Asked   HALF GOES TO DEFENSE, VETS

Money For 40 Agencies In Single Measure  Ng Major Programs Affected By Major  — Cuts; May Make  Bourther Reduetiane

COMMITTEE OKAYS 51 SPENDING BILL »FOR 29 BILLIONS   WOULD RESULT IN ESTIMATED DEFICIT OF OVER 4 BILLIONS

Nationalists in 2 U.N. Blocs Fails   Russians Issue No Forma Challenge; Move Held Merely Preliminary

Anti-Nationalist Campaign Fails  Russia Stops Short. . ' OF Onen Chahenak

Soviet Protest Of China Seats Fails in U.N.   New Round Expected Today When Nationalist Envoy Takes Council Chair

Reds’ Bid to Oust Nationalists in 2  U. N. Blocs Fails   Russians Issue No Formal Challenge; Move Held  Merely Preliminary

Hold Creekbaum To Grand Jury In Murder, Rape  Jury’s Verdict Says Cause Of Death

Hold Creekbaum To Grand Jury In Murder, Rape  Jury’ s Verdict Says  Cause OF Death  “lin datermined”

Senate Group Orders P. 0. Cuts Dropped   Resolution Directs Postmaster to Cease Cutbacks

Demand Postal Cuts Be Restored  : Senate:Comniltiee Votes Nine to 0

CONGRESS GROUP. BACKS ORDER 10 RESTORE SERVICE   Resolution Directing Half: fn Economy Cutbacks ~~ Adanted 9 To O

Senate Postal Group Opposes Cutback Order   Committee Votes, 9-0, for Service To Be Restored

Approve Motion To Drop Cutback:   Donaldson Directed To Cancel Postal Economy Measures

Votes Against Slashes in Postal Service   Committee Wants Regular Mail Deliveries Restored

End Ordered To Postal Cuthack   Senate Body Votes To Resume Service

‘Senate Committee Votes to Direct The IP. M. General to Drop Economy Order

ae ———————————————_-S:-S:t  COMMITTEE OPPOSES ECONOMY CUTBACKS IN POSTAL SERVICE

Votes Against Slashes in Postal Service  (" ium eum tthe mm Cl eee ben

Senate Would Drop Cutbacks On Mail Service   Committee Votes Resolution For Restoring Service

May Cancel P.O. Cutback   Senate Group Votes To Ask Postmaster Te. Raeastnare Services

Senators Vote to Halt Cut in Postal Service   Committee Resolution, Directing Postoffice To Drop Economy Cutbacks, Goes to Senate; May Mean More Money to Provide Services

Vote to Drop Cutbacks in Postal Service   Senate Committee Passes Resolution to Order Reduction Cancellation

SENATORS BACK UP ON POSTAL SERVICE CUTS   Order Postmaster General Tc Discard Economy Cutbacks As of April 18

Senators Ask Mail Service Cut Restored   Committee Directs Donaldson To Drop Economy Cut-backs

SHRINERS ELECT   Postpone Selection Of Convention City For Next Year’s Meet

SHRINERS ELECT NEW OFFICIALS   Postpone Selection Of Convention City For Next Year’s Meet

Truman To A ppomt Dulles. Republican, Top Consultant In U.S. State Department

Prominent Republican to Be Named Ambassador - at Large by Truman; Move Approved by Vandenberg.

TOP COURT BANS TIDELANDS REVIEW   Refuses Louisiana, Texas Bids For Reconsideration

'Budenz Says Lattimore Was Commended ‘By “American Politburo” At 1937 Meetings

Chinnampo, Majer Port Near Pyongyang, Is Taken With Little Opposition, 6,000 Yank Paratroopers Now Cut Off Red Escape Route

More Paratroopers Dropped To Tighten Trap on Reds   Cavalry Captures Pyongyang Port in Rush To Seek Communist Trnans Fleeing North

MOPPING UP IS CONTINUING IN N. KOREA    Guerilla War Launched By Defeated Foe.

GI's Hunting R ed Column  Behind Lines   South Koreans Within 75 Miles Of Border Of Manchuria

Yank Troops Seize Major N. Korea Port   Allied Spearhead Race to Within 75 Miles of Manchuria

Chinnampo Is Captured With Little Fighting   South Koreans Streak Northward Toward Manchurian Border

TANKS SEIZE MAJOR NORTH KOREAN PORT   1,800 More Paratroopers Dropped Across Red Escane Routes.

U.S. Ready to Put Clamp on  “Chiselers”   Mobilization Chief Says Government to Check Profiteering Of Unpatriotic ‘Few’

BUILDING NEAR BOMB ASSEMBLY WAS DESTROYED      Military Prisoners  Suffocated In Three Cell Blocks

Guardhouse Fire Kills 14 Prisoners   - Blaze Breaks Out Less Than a Mile From-Atomic Bomb Plant

Guardhouse Fire Doused Quickly   Prison Is Located On A-Bomb Base

Guardhouse Blaze Kills 14 Soldiers   Two Others Are Critically Hurt Near Albuquerque

Two Suards Overcome By Smoke In Rescue Attempts; 2 Other Prisoners Crifically Hurt

WESTBROOK PEGLER   False Colors— Justice And Politics Will Not Mix

MacArthur Actually Asking Permission To Bomb Manchuria   Reporter Analyzes Situation in Korea  And What It Means

Places Issue Of Raids Up to United Nations   Europe Fears World War Ill Is in the Making

Crime Hearing To Open in Chicago   Senate Crime Probers To Have Slaying Of Officer as Subject

Crime Probe Opens Today In Chicago  q Drury, Slaying a Fy Top Subject

51 Die in 4 Air Crashes   41 Are Reported Killed In Africa Jungle Accident

60 Dead, Missing In Plane Crashes   Airliner Down in Persian Gulf; Military Craft Falls in Tuncle

Report 45 Killed Or Missing in Air Skymaster Mishap   French Plane Piunges Into Persian Gulf, Six Survive

C-54 Carries 50 Into Persian Gulf; 16 Lost In Madagascar Bush   Six Saved From Sea Crash, Five Bodies Recovered; Helicopters Help Small Planes Search.

60 Dead Or Missing As 2 French Planes  Crash, One In Sea      Only Six Of 50 Rescued From Water; 16 Disappear In Steaming Jungle

HIGH FRENCH OFFICIALS ARE AMONG LOST   a  Raises Death Total In 2 French Aircraft Mishaps to 61

4) ARE REPORTED DEAD OR MISSING IN PLANE GRASH   Air France Skymaster Plunges Into 12 Feet of Water in Persian Gulf —Six Saved,   FRENCH OFFICIALS AMONG THOSE ABOARD   Accident Follows by Day Dis appearance of French Military Plane Carrying 16 Men.

PLANE CRASH TOLL MOUNTS; 60 DEAD, LOS]   44 Feared, Drowned As C-54 Falls Into Gulf

45 Are Fatally Hurtin Grash   Air France Skymaster Goes Down In The . Persian Gulf

4) ARE VICTIMS OF PLANE GRASH   French Officials En Route From Indochina Are Included

Airliner Falls In Petsian Gulf; Military Ship In Mada aoa lonale:

1 Dives into Persian Gulf With 50 Aboard; Other Vanishes in Madagascar

Plane Crash Is Believed Fatal to 45   Airliner Plunges. Into Persian Gulf: Six Persons Saved

TRAGEDIES IN PERSIAN GULF, - MADAGASCAR   Only Six of 50 Rescued Off Bahrein Island;   Military Plane Vanishes.

2 French Planes Crash; 60 May Be Dead as Result   One Ship Falls ‘nto Persian Gulf; Other in Steaming Jungle In Madagascar.

Dead, Missing In Air Crashes Placed At 60  * French rise ne Falls _ into Persian Gulf;

High French Officials Die in Plane   45 Dead or Missing in Crash of Skymaster ir Persian Gulf.

Two French, One British Planes Crash   ‘Only 6 of 50 on _Indochina-to-Paris Transport Rescued

AA )rown in lransport Disaster   Six Rescued; Other Wreck Involved Military Plane

French Leaders Among 45 Lost In Plane Crash   Air France C-54 Liner Plunaes in Persian Gulf

45 PERSONS DIE IN PERSIAN GULF AIRLINE CRASH   Air France Skymaste: Ditches In Sinbad’s Old Home Waters

60 FEARED DEAD -INAIRCRASHES   Madagascar, Persian Gulf Scenes of French Plane Tragedies.

44 Feared Lost As Plane Dives In Persian. Gul!   Military Craft Crashes ir Madagascar; Helicopter Drops

Lives Snuffed Out In Three Air Tragedies   Transport Falls In Persian Gulf; One Miesing In Jungle

House Passes Rent Bill, Kills Bid for Aid   Plea for More City Funds Continues to Plague Assembly

But Governor Loses Out on Cash Request  Bid for $25,000,000  Ie DRolinf 4273 Wew en

Ford Workman Shot At Plant  Identity Mistaken In Washroom Attack

SMALLEST PACK IN HISTORY OF MARSHALL CANNING CO. AT ROLAND PLANT

Caruthersville Boy Sentenced For Slaying   Youth Draws Two Year Term For Killing Father

Commies Gain Beachhead —  Artillery Duel Starts: Jessup. Chiang Confer

INTERNATIONAL ROUNDUP... France Makes New Trea  But Morale Is At Low Ebb      BRITAIN

France Wins Full Control Of Saar Mine   New Treaty Gives Rich Area To French; UN May  Call Special Session

French Res eal Treaty Signed With Saar Area   Issues Involving Chinese, Atomic Bomb Reported Tearing UN Asunder

Predicts "Turning Point" in Korea Within Two Weeks   Figh-Kanking Army Officer :ees ss Chance After One More Genera] Retreat

Yesterday's Leaf Price Advanced   Most Grades Rise $1-$3 Per Hundred

U.S. Radar And Air Defenses Not Satisfactory, Strategists Reveal; Nation Open To Enemy Attack

ay Radar Setup Could Not Detect AllEnemy Bombs   lilitary Sources Think 75 P.C. OF Attaching Foree Might Prove Effective

Radar Screen, Fighter Forces ‘Said Inadequate   Distruction Of Launching Sites, Supply Centers Most Effective

Air Defense Of Nation Weak’   Radar System Is No Adequate To Keep Bombers Away

Radar Defense OFU.S. Called Unsatisfactory  Foe Vossibly Could Hit Any Target

Present Radar System Would Afford Only Token Defense Against Attack

Radar Defense Screen Will Not Prevent Lnemy From Hitting at Almost Any Spot inthe U.S

Authorities Warn Attacks On Targets Almost Any Place In United States Are Possible

Radar System at Best Could Detect Only Fraction of Invading Bombers

No Suggestion To Stop Troops At Boundary   MacArthur Says All Movements In Accord With U.N. Directive

UN Troops Can Go As Far As Manchu Line   Mac Denies Rumor Of Order To Halt Before Boundary

He Decides Advance Lines... . es MA Gvance Lines...  MacArthur Holds  Reins In Tactics

Gen. MacArthur Says He Got No Notice To Stop  Manchurian Border Ce:ll Mie Gaal

MacArthur Says He Was Never Toid Ty Stan Short of Manchuria Border

Striking Rail Unions Agree To Curtailment   Say Token Strikes Will Not Spread At Least For the Time Being   Trainmen. Conductors  Call Strike for Monday

The Greatest Story Nicodemus Makes Long Plea For Jesus’ Acquittal

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Jesus Is Convicted  As Trial Completed

Allies Alerted To Meet Giant Red Push Soon   Communist Forces Near Korean Coast Shape Flanking Threat

Magic Circle Leaders Want Defense Contracts   Claim 20 Percent of Awards Should Go West of Mississipp]

Across The Board Tax Boost Proposed By Congress Group  Suggestion Could Mean Biggest Levy In History; Move Is Advisory Only

Propose Tax Hike at Once For Pay-as-Gc   Senate-House Group Calls for Peak Levies With Crackdown on Profiteers One Aim

HUGE TAX BOOST TO PAY KOREAN WAR COSTS URGED   Senate-House Economic Com. mittee Would Put Nation on Pay-as-You-Go Basis in Crisis,   DEMANDS CRACKDOWN ON THE PROFITEERS   Capital Speculation Is Tha Truman Will Ask Levies to Raise Between 5 and 10 Billion a Year.

Propose Big Tax Boost to Cut All Profiteering   Senate-House Group Sets Plans to Put U. S. On Pay-As-Go Basis

‘Across Board’ Boost in TaxesProposed  Senate-House Group   Senate-House Grou; Recommends Profiteering Check

Multi-Billion Tax Boost Is Proposed  Biggest Load In History On Citizens

Huge Tax Hike Urged To Curb Profiteering.   “Across The Board’ Increase Proposed For Pay As Go War

Solons Advise  Multi-Billion  Tax Increase Senate-House Body  Asks Immediate Move to Up Funds

Studebaker Cuts Prices   Calls Last Year Most Successful In Firm History

WISCONSIN ‘U’ MUST PAY TAX   ‘Supreme Court Refuses Tc   Consider Appeal

Senate Cutting Corners to Hit Aug. 1 Closing  Policy Group In Agreement

Agjournment Hope Spurs  — <a <n anes a Mh i Pi, Mi, Wil  Congressmen   Legislation Cut To Essentials To End By First Of Auadst

Senate Agrees  To Hurry Bill:   ‘Bob-Tailed’ Plan Designed To Rush Adiournment

Jurist Refuses  To Free Bridges   Longshore Workers in Hawaii Quit Work in Protest Over Jailina

Nickel Soda Pop Nof Vanished Yet  Oklahoma Bottiers Duck Issue on Price Hike

LIE STARTS — NEW PEACE MISSION TALKS   U NL Secretary Declines Comment on Progress in Attempting to End Cold War.

NEW PEACE NASSION TALKS   U. N. Secretary Declines ‘Comment on Progress in Attempting to End Cold War.

U.N. Secretary In New Peace Mission Talks  Confers In London   Confers In London With British Officials After Stalin Visit

New Period . f forts eee 3st War  a aised  Secret. se State Empha: falues  of Building « Power

ket ERA IN QUEST FOR PEACE AHEAD  ACHESON ASSERT:   Secretary Of State, In Har  vard Address, Says Wor nint revitable

Secretary Acheson Declares U. S. And Allies Are on Threshold Of New Period in Bid for Peace

Says U.S, Allies On ‘Threshold Of New Period’   Confident Of Future Attempts For Peace, Tells Harvacd Alumni

Acheson Hits  Idea of War  Inevitability U. S. Strength  Essential for Peace, He Says

Acheson Says U.S., Allies — In New Period   Strength Being Built To Eliminate Conditions Of War

Snyder Warns Korean Crisis  Hits Tax Relie!   Treasury Secretary Urges Continued Study of Situation

PLANE WITH 21 ABOARD IS MISSING   Northwest Airlines Plane, Last Reported 10 Minutes Out of Butte, Montana on Mountain Crossing.

Airliner Lost On Mont. Flight  21 Persons Aboard; Ground Search Begins

] Passencers, Crew Of Four On Airliner   Ship Last Heard From 10 Minutes Out Of Butte

Plane with 21 Aboard Missing   Snow, Rain Reported In Airliner’s Route

(Northwest Airlines Plane On Flight Over The  Continental Divide   17 Passengers, 4 Crewmen On Ship   ‘Laurine Nohr, One of 2  Stewardesses, Was  Mineral Point Native

Airliner, 21 Aboard, Lost  In Montana   Northwest Plane Is Missing Between Helena and Butte

Craft Unreported In Mountainous Area of Montana   Slim Possibility of Bad Radio Equipment Is Cited by Officials

17 Passengers, Crew Of Four Aboard Craft   Air Liner Missing On Flight Between Helena And Butte In Snow. Rain

Plane Missing With 17 Aboard  Northwest Airliner A ns a - hi antann

21 Aboard Plane Lost In Montana   Airliner Missing In Flight Over Continental Divide

21 Aboard Missing  Airliner   Northwest Plane Had 17 Passengers And Crew Of Four Persons Aboard

Plane Missing Over Montana With 21 Aboard   Snow And Rain In Area Where Airliner Last Reported.

Report Plane, 71 Aboard Missing   Northwest Airlines Ship Over Mountains

Large Plane Unreported In Montana  Northwest Airliner   Northwest Airliner Lost In Mountains ; 21 Persons Aboard

Hunt Missing Plane With 21 Aboard   Craft Feared Lost in. Mountains Near Helena, Mont.

Plane Is Missing Near Helena, Mont.   Northwest Airlines Ship With 21 Aboard Quit Answering The CAA Radio After 9 AM

Plane Missing Over Moniana  Pilot Long Overdue   Pilot Long Overdue On Helena Flight

Plane With 21 Aboard Missing   Plane Down Between Linlann and Ristto

Airliner With 21 Aboard Is Believed Lost   Northwest Airlines Plane Is Missing (n Flight Over Continental’ Divide On Way To Seatile

Search Starts In West For Missing Plane   Northwest Airlines Plane, With 21 Aboard, Missing on Flight over Continental Divide.

Plane Missing In Flight From. Helena Airport  17 Passengers, Crew OF4 A as En Route ra Butte

An Airliner Is Missing   Plane With 21 Aboard Lost Between Butte “And Helena. Montana

REPORT AIRLINER WITH 21 ON BOARD MISSING IN WEST   LAST HEARD FROM WHILE DESCENDING FOR BUTTE LANDING

Progressives Are Not Reds, Wallace Says   Party's Second National Convention Works Out Platform Fer 1950 At Chicage Teday

More Cold, Snow In North  Tarkio 10 Below, Five Inches Snow; Low Here Ie 1%

Progressive Party Boltec By Wallace   Opposes Pro-Red Stand On Korea

LOVERS’ BEACH KILLING PROBED   Victim’s Girl Companion Missing Without Her Clothes — Police Baffled.

Truman Hits Labor Law   Tells Butte Crowd He Will Continue To Seek Repeal

President Denounces  Labor Law   Tells Butte, Montana. Audience Law Is : Detrimental To The Entire People

Labor Law © Under Fire   Taft-Hartley Act Held Infringement On Collective Bargaining Right

rorces Of UN Trapped, Driven Back 40 Miles  Communist Hordes Attack Pyongyang

Allied Forces Reported Already in Flight from Pyongyang, With Fifih Column Active There: Casualties Rise.

MacArthur Says Half That Number Already In Battle   Alies Revbal New Threats Ry © comporuniist Hordes inting Rapidly

Half of Red Army Moving fo Front   Push Allies Back 40 Miles, Trap Marines; Threaten New UN Line

Demand Action In Atom Group  See ee: See ee ee  CSS   Republicans Insist On Selection of Chairman

AEC CHAIRMAN — ISSUE PRODDED   GOP Senators Demand thot Truman Fill Atomic Setup Post af Once

Tension Due To The Anti-Leopold Movement Had Been Mounting During The Day; Gendarmes Pressed Hard, Opened Fire

NEW VIOLENCE FLARES OVER BELGIAN KING   Police Kill 3 Strikers Socialist Warns Civil War Is Threatening

3 Killed AsAnti-Leopold Forces Riot  Civil War Threat Made For Today

'Gendarmes Kill Three, Wound Two A n t i-Leopoldists; Demonstrators Rip Down National Tri ; Colors in Liege.

— WAR THREAT  Premier Calls on Leopold  ~ For Abdication Verdict —

Gendarmes Kill Three Tn Belgian  Strike Riots   Anti-Leopold Socialist Leader Says Civil War Is Possihilityv

Leaders Say Civil War May Begin   Premier Confers’ With Leopold J After Rioting

Nation Spiif Over Return Of Exiled King Leopold Ill  Danger Of Civil War Rises As Opposition Ln Adanaveh SL adwaneae

Belgian Police Kill 3, Wound 2 In Leopold War  Foes of King Pian March on Capital Tension Mounts

Banner Year for Secondary Roads  In Towa is Seen  ~— $55 Million Will Be Available for Ritildina Tham

Man and Wife Confess Holdup  Rattle af Hair Oil   Bottle of Hair Oil Was Their Weapon

Call B.R.T., Employers to  White House   Presidential Aide Confers Separately With Two Groups; Hove for Joint Talk:

Railway Wage Disputers Meet at White House   Steelman Expected to Present Groups with Government Plan

Rail Conferees Veet in Capital   Dispute on Wages Is Object of Talks

Gangmen Questioned By Senators   Crime Committee Examines Reeords  Of Chicago Trio

Former Members Of Capone Gang Being Quizzed   Three Appearing Today Before Senate Committee.

American Corporations Made Near-Record Profits In 1949 According To Compiled Study

Profits Of Representative American Corporations Almost Equal Record

U. S. Businesses Show Recovery From Recession   Survey Indicates 1949 Earnings Suffer Little

Corporate Profits In 49 Approach Record Earnings   Showing Impressive a: Business Regained Momentum

Corporations 1949 Profits Second Best  Total Is 2.6% Under Record Highs of 1948 

PROFITS LISTED BY COMPANIES NEAR *48 TOP   Survey of 565 Representative Firms Reveals Only Slight Drop in Year

Alabama's Greatest Manhunt Is On After Child Killed in Mother's Arms

ONLY BEGINNING OF END IN KOREA May Come in September, Maybe Later

Korean Campaign ‘Only Skirmishing’ Thus Far, Milifary Observers Warn

Search Centers in Rockies Near Alaskan Border   Story of Hearing Impact Tallies With Transport’s Schedule

U.S, CANADA RESCUE CRAFT DEFY STORMS   44 Persons Missing On Iil-Fated Hop From Alaska

SAYS HE SAW LINE FLYIN, ~ HEARD GRAS   Air Force in All-Out Effort to Learn Fate of 44 Poreone.

STOCK MARKET INDEX   Plans Moving Ahead For 4th Of July Celebration In City

PLAN EVACUATION TO BUCKS CO. IF PHILA. IS BOMBED   Set Up Plans in Anticipation of Use of A-Bomb on Cities   Hand -Pick Quakertown, Doylestown, Sell-Perk, New Hope, Wycombe

Tobacco Heit’s Body Discovered   Christopher Smith Rey: nolds Died on Mountain Slone

BODY OF REYNOLDS FOUND NEAR SUMMIT   Beorpse Of Tobacco Heir Located At Spot 500 Feet From Top Of Mt Whitner

BODY OF TOBACCO HEIR FOUND ON PEAK   17-Year-Old Christopher Reynolds Died in Attempt to Scale Mt. Whitney.

Mt. Whitney Yields Bodies Of Climbers   Singer, Libby Holman, Mother Of One, En Route to Scene

Battle Expects To View Record In Mass Rapes   No Formal Request Made For Clemency

Income Increases   Consumer Intake Reaches $228,300,000,000 Rate in September

Hope Fading For Lives of  Other 28   U.S. Crewmen Of Ditched C-46 Are Saved

Hope Faint for 28 Others; Navy  Pushes Search  Craft Was Hauling 62 Puerto Rican Laborers: Enaine Failed

Ship Continues Search For 28 Still Missing   Men Found Northeast Of Miami Before Dawn

Plane Crashes In Sea Near Miami Last Night With 67 Men Aboard, Survivors Had Been Spotted From Air   SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING MEN

Science Editor Finds People’s Minds Cluttered by Fear, Believing A-Bomb Certain Doom

FEAR PARALYZES PEOPLES’ MINDS Writer Finds Most Americans Fatalistic Toward Atom Bomb

Wi PARALYZES PEOPLES’ MINDS Writer Finds Most Americans “Fatal Toward Atom Bomb

EIPaso Labor Union Indicted  Electric Contractors Also Facina Charaes

RE-EXAMINATION OF CAR DRIVERS   Suggestion Made At Safety Meeting In  Baltimore

Occasional Exams For Drivers Urged   Magistrate Power To Re. voke Licenses. Proposed. For Safety

Union Merger Seen Nearer: Lewis Agrees   Unified Labor Group Comes Step Nearer; Talks Slated Soon

Senators Hold Their ‘Merry Mix-Up. Day”’   Bills Run the Gamut — George Washington, Gold Mines, Funerals

Defeat of Senate Approved Measure Results from Dispute as to Whether Government Funds Coujd be Used in Any Way by Catholic and Other Non-Public Schools.

Action Comes After Dispute On Parochial Aid   Group Takes Up Substitute to Assist Construction

Committee Gives Consideration To Substitute Plan   Death Of Senate-Approved Measure Comes As Climax Of Long Wrangle; Parliamentary 'proar Results

School Bill Knocked Out In Committee   Three Hundred Million -DolJar-a-Year Measure ‘Is’ Killed by 13 to 12 Vote

House Committec Stops Measure By 1312 Vote   Possible Substitute Plan Would Give Helf On School Building

Action Follows Wrangling Over Parochial Issue   Substitute Bill Offers Help in Construction

Labor Group Kills Measure In Close Vote   New Legislation May Be Accepted

Measure Is Defeated By Single Vote   House Committee Studies Possible Substitute Plan

House Group Kills School Aid Bill  Committee Rejects Senate Mensure

Marshall Plan Measure Gets Priority   Bill Placed Ahead of Explosive Civil Rights Issue

May Abandon Quemoy Isle   MacArthur May Have Told Nationalists Not Fight Reds

REPORT CRASH VICTIM FAIR   Buchanan Trucker In Hos. pital At Gary With  Serious Hurts

Condition Ot Vietim Critical   Rejected Suitor Lses Ruse To Get Into Apartment

Jet Makes Nonstop Brifain-U. S. Hop  Second. Pilot:Jumps:. As Fuel Runs Out

Jet Plane Lands In Maine After Non-Stop Flight From England; Refueled In Air

Second Craft Ditches Over Labrador: Pilot Lands Safely   F-84 WAS FUELED BY TANKER PLANES

Jet Plane Flies Across Atlantic  One Pilot Bails Out Over Labrador Safely

Coal Miners Dety Lewis Work Orders   54.500 Remain From Pits And Revolt Spreads

‘Rebels’ Picketing Coal Pits   57,500 Of The 90,000 Who Quit Job Last Week Defy Lewis’ Return Orders

57,500 Men Stay Off Job In Five States   Rebellion Against 3-Day Week Holds Despite Lewis Call

ROVING BANDS. REFUSE TO LET MINERS WORK   Hungry Men Ignore Lewis Orders to End Their Wildcat Strike.

Rebel Mine Workers Fight Lewis’ Bid To End Strike   54.500 Of 90.000 Who Revolted Still Refuse Te Ge Back To Work: 6.500 Men Still Out In Mines Over Alabama: Pennsylvania Leads In Walkout

Pickets Roam Coal Fields To Upset John L. Lewis’ To Get Miners Back To Work

Garnow Orders Seven Patrols To Elk County, Readied For Any Trouble

54,500 Refuse To Refurn to Three-Day Week   Rebel Pickets Seek to Force New Contract

Rebel Mine Workers Fight Lewis Order to Return To Work in Five States

Miners Reject Lewis Plea to Resume Work   57,000 Remain Out in Near Rebellion; Pickets Active

57,600 Miners Out In Drive Te Upset John L. Lewis’ Plans To End Wildcat Strikes   25,000 OUT IN WESTERN PENNA,

Picket Bands Bloc! Miners From Pits   Rebels Continue To Defy fawice Back To Work Plea

Rebel Pickets in District Defying Orders of Lewis   Some Mines Are Operatitig But Men Fear Picket Bands

PIGKETS SENT INTO FIELD 10 STOP WORKERS   Angry Miners Insist On Early Showdown In Long Fight

Fred Stark, 17, Was Object of 36-Hour Hunt After Shooting Hagerstown Plant Official.  FLEES FROM HOME NEAR PENVILLE

Youth Kills Self As Police Close in  High School Senior, Sought for Ambush Shooting. Is Suicide

HUNTED YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF   Boy Who Shot Richmond Executive Ends Life In Police Trap.

POPULAR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE KILLS HIMSELF   Accused of Shooting Advertis: ing Man; Indiana Town Astounded.

YOUTH SOUGHT II SENN SHOOTING KILLS HIMSELF   FLUSHED BY POSSE FROM HIDING PLACE ON INDIANA FARM

15 SURVIVE CRASH OF DC-3 AIRLINER   Rese ue Party Heaches Wreckage  of Plane on Mountain—Pilot Outs One Kied,

Marines Hit North Korean ‘Bulee’ Hard   Leathernecks Are Out To Liquidate 10,000 Reds In Bulge; Both Sides Suffer Heavily

Prosecution Asks Severe Penalty For Vogeler as Trial of lJ. §. Businessman Comes fo End

Vogeler’s Role Not  Proven   Attorney Tells  Hungarian Court After American is ‘Guilty’ gf Spying

Severe Penalty Asked for U. S.  Businessman   Vogeler Makes Plea for Mercy in Hungarian Spy Trial

Vogeler Will Await Penalty For Espionage   Prosecutor Urges That Court Assess “Severe Punishment” on U. S. Business Man

Awaiting the Verdict : Prosecution Demands Severe Penalty for Robert Voaeler

TRIAL ON SPY CHARGES ENDS IN HUNGARY   Robert Vogeler, Us  Businessman. To Hear Verdict Tuesday

“MOST SEVERE” SENTENCE FOR VOGELER ASKED   Hungarian Court to Pronounce U. S$. Businessman’s Fate Tomorrow.

Budapest Spy Trial Ends.’  Vooeler US.   Vogeler, US. Businessman, In ‘Last Word Statement

OR VERDICI   Prosecution Asks for ‘‘Se. vere Punishment” for Vogeler

Hungary Asks Death Sentence For Vogeler   Yank, in Abject Closing Statement, Pleads for Morey

Vogeler’s Trial Ends   Prosecution Demands ‘hort Severe Punishment’ OF Americon in Hungary

Voveler Trial Ends; Demand  Severe Penalty   American Businessman Confesses; Friends Disbelieve Statements

ASK ‘MOST SEVERE PUNISHMENT’ FOR ROBERTVOGELER   U. S. BUSINESSMAN IS CONFESSED SPY; VERDICT TOMORROW

Severe’ Sentence Asked for Vogeler  Hungarian Court Ends Trial of American— Verdict Due Tuesday

Hungary Asks Severe Penalty 4 ° By Against Spy Prosecutor Parades  Witnesses In Trial Ori’ S. Feeentive

Prosecutor Asks Severe Penalty For U. §. Citizen   Vogeler, Aide Abject in Final Words to Court

State Counse  Asks Death  For Vogeler American Requests ;  Mild Sentence he Muincers nw

Spy Trial Of Robert Vogeler ls Adjourned   American To Hear Hunaarion Court's Verdict Tomorrow

Robert Vogeler To Learn Fate In Hungary Tuesday   ‘The Most Severe Punishment’? Asked By Prosecution

Death Penalty Asked in Trial Of Yank ‘Spy’   Hungarian Lawyer Demands Execution Of U.S. Executive

May Demand That Vogeler Be Executed      ‘Hungarian Prosecutor Asks Most Severe Penalty for American “Spy”

WAIT FOR VERDICT   Prosecution Asks for “Severe Punishment” for Vogeler

Hungarian Asks Severe Punishment For American and His Co-Defendant:

Severity to Yank Asked  By Hungary   Prosecution Demand;   Pressure Used.  Vogeler Says No

Vogeler, in “Last Words,”” Says He Confessed without Pressure, as Prosecution Urges Severity

American Asks For Leniency  Vogeler Case Verdict Expected Tomorrow

Prosecution Asks Severe Penalty hele A. renee  © ont To Ri: * OR See   Says US Businessman Is “Great Spy”; Must Get Punishment

H \ \s ~, ul a ne a _ 2 ar F For n o m ;  se  , #0 . '* s pP ¥   Trial Of Vogeler Over As Prosecutor Makes Plea; Verdict Tomorrow

Vogeler Spy Trial Ends In Budapest  Verdict Due  Tuesday For Phone Official

Vogeler Scored By Prosecutor As “Great Spy’   “Most Severe Punish: ment” Asked For Admitted American Spy

Vogeler Asks Mild Sentence Trial Ends   Spy Trial of U. S. Businessman in Hungary Ends Today; Prosecution Demands Severe Punishment.

Vogeler Trial Ends; Verdict  Tomorrow   ‘Most Severe Pun. ishment’ Demanded By Prosecution

Uranium Found On W. Va. Farm  Webster County Is Scene Of Discovery

Fierce Attack Waged To Wipe Out Bridgehead   Some Red Units Driven Almost Into River By Troops, Marines; Invaders Stalled With Help Of Reinforcements

South Korean Units Regain Lost Ground   24th and Marines Push Attackers Almost Into River

Bishop Boyle Of Pittsbur ‘oh  Passes Away   Spicitual Leader Of832,000 Catholics: 5-77 Years Of. Ave

Kilgore Favors Eisenhower For Top Commander  Would Send General  And are 'Traane   Would Send General And More Troops  To Korea.

Pease Atom Aitack As Alternative  Stassen Proposes Cease-Fire Order

Sen. Kilgore Wants Eisenhower Made All-Over Commander In Pacific Area

APPEAL 1S MADE TO LEAVE KOREA   COMPLAINT WADE   Local Temperature      puggestion For Nore Troops Opposed . . . . Eisenhower Is Proposed As  Over-All Pacifie Commander

Kilgore Demand: Ike Eisenhower As Pacific Chief   Senator Says More Troops Are Needed In Korean Campaign

Korean War tn Briel   Kisenhower Pushed For Post As Overall Pacifie Commander

Would Send Eisenhower To Pacific   Senator Would Make Him Over- All Leader Of U.N. Forces

Kilgore Urges Eisenhower Be Given Command   Demand Mounts In Congress for Withdrawal in Korea

Eisenhower Boomed for Pacific Job   Senator Sees Chance For Peace If Ike Is Given M’Arthur Post

Urges Atom Attack As Alternative Stassen Proposes Cease-Fire Order

Senator Kilgore Wants Truman to Appoint Fisenhower as Commander in Pacific

Toft Favors Speedy Withdrawal... Kilgore’s Proposai: Ike to Pacific Post

Parents Learn Donald Barker Killed in Korea   Infantry Corporal . Died - November 26, According to Telegram From Adjutant  Ganersat

MANCHURIAN BUFFER ZONE IS PROPOSEL   Some Officials Believe This Plan Offers Best Chance to Ease War Threat.

Temporary Demilitarized Buffer Zone Is Urged . .  Neutral Area Along Manchuria Border Mav Avert War

Crops Damaged; At Least Six Are Known Dead   Forest Fires, Dusters Cause Further Losses

MIDWEST HIT BY TERRIFIC DUST STORMS   Blizzards Sweep the Dakotas and Northern Minnesota, Halting Travel.

Vast Area Damaged by  Tornadoes   10-Car Pileup Caused By Dust On Kansas Road

Senate Group Aims New Blow At Communists   Drastic Measure Would Compel All Reds to Register

PLAN DRASTIC GONTROLG ON AED ACTIVITY   Senate Committee Okays Bil  to Drive Commies into Open.

Senate Group Approves Drastic Anti-Red Bill   Measure Designed To Jar Communists From Hiding Places

Senate Group Approves Act Against Reds    Measure Would Make Commies ‘Come Out In The Open’

Would Unmask Communists Senate Judiciary Group Okays New Measure To Bring Reds Into Open:

Senate Group Votes Drastic Curb on Reds   Five-Point Measure. Would Force Party Out in Open in U. §.

McCarthy Says Senate Committee Probing ‘Communism Charges Doing "Foul’’ Job

Says Committee Does Foul Job   It’s Deliberate, Too, McCarthy Contends

U.S.Blockade of Korea Denounced by Russians   ‘Claim t An Act of Aggression and Say That We Must Bear the Consequences

OUTPOST T0 COMMUNISTS   Colonials Withdraw tc Strengthen Lines Nearer Hanoi

French Yield Post to Rebels  4   Captured Vieunink Bastion Left by Conquerors

Porter Seeks  Congress Post Definitely In Race On GOP Ticket   ‘Key Staff Officers Of MacArthur — Shoulder Task With Ouiet Swiftness

Freedom To Work And Home nule Affected  Prohibition Act To   Prohibition Act To Be Ruled On Later, Justices Decide

Nete Clinic In Waterbury Extends Connecticut’s Drive On Alcoholism; System Places State In Forefront

Admits Northerners Fired First Shots And Soviet Advisers Are Rehind Tines

Captured Red Talks  Capt. Claims Many Manchurian Natives Now Fighting In Korea

YOUNG DRIVERS SHOW DECREASE IN ACCIDENTS   State Safety Director Says Cooperation Of Press, Radio And Parents Helped

Nation's Coa Stocks Now  Lowest Ever  Congress Gets  Resolutions to TT... }*' tt ft.....

Extend Red Probe to Cold War Fronts ‘Of Europe   Senate Subcommittee Orders Two Members To Make On-the-Spot Check on Lovalty

House Passes Toothless FEPC Bill   Senate Debates Potato Supports

FEPC Bill Passed But “Toothiess   Congress Quits For Week-end With FEPC Bill ln Name Only

GOP Probers To Protest Democratic —  Red Report   Preliminary Study Will Be Published By Committee Group

Hickenlooper  Objects To  Probe Report ‘Declares Group Only ‘Scratched’  COoeekaemm mi f"hLewrwresy

Report Soon  On U.S. Reds   Senate Groun To Act On McCarthy's Commie Charges

AUGUST CREDI? BUYING HITS ALL-TIME HIGH   $20,979,000,000 On Books; Auto Term Sales Jump

Consumer Credit Hit Record of 20 Billions in August   Was Month Before Government Put Brakes on Installment Buying.

U.S. Buying Publi Runs Credit Tab To All-Time High  $20 Billion Figure  Deeewck te Bis pcceee   $20 Billion Figure Passed in August; Prior to Controls

WESTERN UNION IS INDICTED FOR BOOKMAKING   New Jersey Grand Jury Holds Company Took Bets For Gamblers

‘LINK TELEGRAPH S FIRM WITH BETS   Western Union Is Named In New Jersey Indictment

Hoeven Appointed To Committee To Study Missouri Basin Agricultural Plan

Senator Pleads For Moscow Session of U.N.   Solon Asks Special Meeting for World Peace, Atom Contro

Senator Urges Meeting of UN In Red Capito!   MeMahon’s Dramatic Bid Made in Search for World Peace

McMahon Asks for Moscow UN Conference   New Grand Strategy Advocated by Chairman of AEC

Drillers Reach 900 Feet on  Carter Well   Top of Trenton Formation Expected At About 1,000 Feet

: Yrillers: Reach 00 Feet on. Cc Carter Well   ; Top of Trenton  ; Formation Expected  Ae Abou? 1 O00 Feat

No Relief in West Coast Bread Strike   Supplies of Bread on Grocery Shelves Are Vanishing; Bakeries Supply 90 Per Cent Use

3100 Bakers Off Jobs in Wage Dispute   Mit Botely Rewtanrent« Supplied jan Walkabet Hake AN bm Smaller  ££. 3.... ». . sp.

AT THE FRONT  4a'i4h, Eel PRhawla   A GLIMPSE INTO HELL  OF THE KOREAN WAR By Don W hitehead

Assure Early Capture of Former Capital As Ist Ist Cavalry Moves Up From Southern Front Within 38 Miles of Link With Seoul Forces

Yanks Seize Heavily Fortified Mountain Inside City; Forces In South Racing ‘To Make Junction

Americans Take Well-Fortified  Peak In Seoul   Early Capture Of South Korean Capital City Is Assured; Allies Virtually Isolate The City Today; Soon To Be In Position To Link Up With Forces From South

Former Republican Capital, Virtually Isolated Today; Linkup Boon Of Hard-Driving Forces Te Expected   SEOUL RETURN VISIT FOR 32nd INFANTRY

Early Capture ‘of City Is i Assured-——      Heavily Fortified South Mountain Falls To Americans

Gen. Walker Optimistic As Linkup Nears   Early Capture Of Seoul Assured; American Forces Only 38 Miles  Apart From Juncture   Juncture Close

Gl’s Driving From South Only 40 Miles Away From Forces Fighting For Seoul

Former Republican Capital Virtually Cutoff From World   7th Division Links Up With Marines

Battle Lines Changing Rapidly As Three-Way  Squeeze Goes On Seoul

Capital Is Virtually Surrounded  Ist Cavalry Nears Seoul From South

Some Househoid Workers To Be incuded Under New Security Law Effective Jan. 1.

8-Mile Drive Places Troops  At Vital Base   MacArthur Expresses Hopes Americans Get Home for Christmas

Iroops Advance Along 75-Mile Front In Korea  Hope To Bring War To Conclusion Is Behind Big Action

Mae Sees War’s End By Dee. 25   No Big Resistance Being Reported

British Want New Plan For AmericanAid   Substitute For Waning Marshall Program Studied

Bevin To Seek Further Aid From U. 5.  British Campaign In Final Stages Before Vote

BRITISH PARTIES PUSH FOR VOTES   Laborite Leader Dangles Bait Of More Aid From America Possible After Marshall Plan Pnae

Bevin Seeking Post-ECA Aid   Tells People Talks With U.S. Under Way

English Election Race Enters Stretch Drive  Both Sides Braced   Both Sides Braced For Last Minute ‘Shock Tactics’

Doctors Have Nothing to Say After Closed Conference on Case of Dr. Hermann N. Sander

Medical Society Refuses Comment   Discuss Case of Dr. Sander Behind Closed Doors But Make No Public Statement

Union Electric Outlines Plan To Connect Power System With K. C. Unit

Tobey Charges Phones Are Aid To Rackeleers   A. T. & T. Attorney Says _ Company Tries Te Help Police

Cut Out Gambling Service, Telephone Official Is Told   Senator Tobey Charges Service Continuation Is “Aiding and Abetting’”’

Army Escapee Found In Girl Friends Room   ‘Love’ Invasion Of Germany Backfires Again For Ex-Boxer

HUSKY VETERAN IS APPREHENDED   Homer Cokk Found Be neath Bed In German Girl Friend’s Room

_ —-HOMER COOK:CAPTURED— Escape. Artist Is Found  Under Girl Friend’s Bed

Escaped Soldier Taken in Munieh   26-Year-Old Cook «From Oklahoma 44  Arrested in Home

Escaped Army Prisoner Captured By Police In German Girl Friend’s Apartment, Gives Up Without Struggle After Three-Day Hunt

Homer Cook Captured By MP’s, Police   Army. Jail: Escaper In -Gitl’s ‘(Home

Homer Cook Caught Hiding Under Bed  In His Girl's Room   Troublesome Oklahoman Is Back in Military Jail Again; Makes No Effort to Resist Military Police

“OFF AG'IN, ON AG'IN; GONE AG'IN; .CA JGHT AG'IN’ [fe  Sooner Is Found U adar: Bec

Homer Cook Found Under Bed  Gives Up Meekly As Officers Find Him   Was in German Girl Friend’s Aportment, Mutters He ‘Missed Her Again’ as He's Led Away to Prison

York Springs Lions Club Four Wins Quartet Contest Friday Evening Before 1,500 People

Gunmen Fail To Loot Mail Truck   Young War Veteran Fights Off Robbers In Gun Battle

Guamen Fail To Loot Mail Truck  ” Young War Veteran Fights Off Robbers

 McCracken New State Commander  Legionnaires Parade To Climax Convention

State Legionaires To Parade Today   March Will Climax Annual Convention  In Philadelphia

Proposes Congress Probe Its Own Pay Rolls for Padding, ‘Kickbacks’

KICKBACKS IN CONGRESS TO BE PROBED   Republican Proposes In Resolution to Nake Investigation

Cotton Production Curbs Expected To Be Taken Off   No Marketing Quotas To Be Placed on 1951 Crop and Acreage Plariting Allotments May Be Dropped in Announcement Coming Soon

Short Crop Alarms Féderal Officials  USDA Expected To Lift Cotton Curbs

U.S. to Krase Cotton Curbs   Government Seeks to Fill Denleted Warehnnucec

Leaders ravor Dropping 1951 Acreage Bans   Big Demand, Short ‘50 Crop Forcing Chanae In Plans

Uniontown Man, Prank Hardesky, Under Suspension; Brownsville Man Also Named In Information Made Before Alderman   INFORMATION ALLEGES ATTEMPTED SHAKEDOV/N

All Should Serve, lke Tells Cadets   Service Should Be Personal Obligation

‘Proud’ Citizen Army Urged By Eisenhower  Says Nation Will Never Be Safe Until Tte Vanth Lack Gn Service As Oblicatior

spring is Sprung And Out of Shape   Hoosiers and Midwest Get Snow and Frigid Temperatures.

CHILLY SPRING FOR HOOSIERS   Freezing Temperatures, Snow Reported Around Indiana.

Cop Wins Drag-Out  Ilses Evervthing hut Bullets on Insurance Man

MacArthur Gives Capital Back To  Korean President   Impressive Ceremony Held In Shell-Shattered Assembly Room

Rhee Pledges No Witch Hunts  Says Those Who Led Will Be Punished

RHEE LAUDS UN FORCES IN KOREA   Stern Justice Is Pledged for Leaders Of Red Invaders

Rhee Receives  Korean Capital ' From MacArthur  Republican. Gov. Returns To Seoul

PresidentRheePromisesToRule In Justice; Guilty Will BePunished, But There Will Be No Witch Hunts

WILL SERVE FOR 21 M0: PERIOD   Army’s Latest Strength Building Drive Culnelder With Call-Up of 62,000 Enlisted Reserves Ip Next Two Months.

Call Going Out Today ‘T0 9544   Company Grade Officers Needed In Combat Units

WILL SERVE FOR 21 NO. PERIOD   Army’s Latest Strength Building Drive Coincides “With. Cull-Up. of: 62,000 Enlisted Reserveg In Ne xt Twe Months.

Army Calls 9544 Officers From Reserve To Service; Second Area Quota Is 1423

all Goes Out  rmy Reserve or Active Duty   Six Areas Receive Summons for Combat And Service Officers

9544 Officers Are Called to : Active Duty    Army Drawing Them From ‘Unorganized Reserve Pool

County Deposits Show Slight Drop  from Year Ago   Bank Statements Show Sound Position; Loans Down Some

Vital Korean Port Key To U.S. Success   Whole Campaign Could Collapse Should It Fall

U.S. Supply Line In Korea Menaced Tiny Port Only One Available To Handle Needed Material

Pusan Port Is Bottleneck For Army Supplies   South Korean Seaport City Only Way To Get Equipment —

Pusan Must Be Held   Port Is Vital To Transportation Of U.S. Materiel

Supply Problem  Battled By U.S.   Yanks Forced To Depend On Single Korean Port

Pusan Only Korean Port Open   U. S. Hampered in Efforts to Build Supplies in Korea

Supplying Yanks Proves Problem   All Supplies Must Go Into Single South Korean Port Daily

Only One Port To Supply All Of South Korea   Dangerous Problem Looms For American - Forces There

Loss Of OnePort Could Knock U.S. Out In Korea  ee E Bi Brectole Che Briere Rermte Whole

TRANSPORTATION BIG PROBLEM IN KOREAN BATTLE   Single South Korean Port of Pusan Funnels Supplies to Front.

Potentially Dangerous Transportation Program Hampers Delivery of Supplies

Transportation Bottlenecks Hamper Effort to Build Up Supplies for Korean Fight

Transportation Problem Hampering U.S. Efforts To Build Force In Kore

WAR SHIPMENTS SPEED TO KOREA   U.S. Hurries Ita Buildup Of Equipment, Ammunition And Weapons,   \Hard To Get Supplies Over... . Transportation Is   Big War Problem

Complex Transportation Problem Hampering U.S.   Mountain Of Equipment Weapons, Ammunition And Other Materiel Must Go Through Single South Korean Port

Korean Supply Problem Enormously Complex And Potentially Dancerous.

Solon Under Arrest for Hitting Youth   Rep. Crawford Chooses to Spend Weekend in Jail

See Possible Long Strike At.-Chrysler   Some Union Sources Say Strike Which Started Yesterday May Last Month

UNION FACING LONG STRIKE AT CHRYSLER   106,000 Idle Due To Failure To Settle Pension Plan Dispute

FACE LONG STRIKE   Chrysler Workers Say Walkout Might Last for Thirty Days

106,000 Idle In Car Row   Current Chrysler Walkout May Last Month. Says Union

rysler, Union ace Long Strike 1 Pension Fight   le As Six Months egotiations Flop  we Workers Are

Long Strike Is Faced by Auto Workers   Hopes Expressed That Bargaining Talks May Be Resumed This Week

Chrysler Strike Idle Now 106,000   Stops Production Of 7,000 Cars Dally

AUTO UNION B16S IN FOR LONG STRIKE   UAW Sources Say That Chrysler Walkout May Last Month or More.

UAW Facing. Long Walkout   Chrysler Will Fight  Pension Conditions

Chrysler Auto Workers Face Long Walkout   106,000 Already Idle With Tie-Up Likely To Last fora Month

Possibly Long Strike Ahead; 106,000 Idle   Mediators in Chrysler Case Hope For Early Valks

106,000 Idle In New Strike   Union — Sources » Indicate Chrysler Walkout: May Last. at Least Month.

UAW Ready To Stage Long Auto Strike   Chrysler Plant Is Idled By Watkout Of Employes

Chrysler Strike’ Cuts Off Output Of Four Makes.  Dispute Over Pensions _ May Not Be Seftled ~ For at Least Month

Auto Workers May Face Long Pension Strike  Union Sources Expect Strike To Last Month; 106,000 Are Affected

Chrysler, Union Are Digging In For Long Strike   Sources Believe Walkout To Last At Least A Month.

Union Permits 21,00€ Office and Building Workers to Pass Token Pickets

C10 Faces Long Chrysler Strike; 106,000 Are dle  Firm-Union F Wa age ed Ove $100

Freak Collision Takes Lives of Three; Injures Three Others in Family

Three Killed In Missouri Crash  Others Iniured In Freak Collicion

3 of Family Are Killed in Freak Crash   Three Badly Hurt As Driverless Car Hits New Franklin Auto

New British War Minister Branded Red   Editor Denounces Strachey Who Faced Deportation From U.S. Twice

ATTACK CAUSES POLITICAL UPROAR  Britain's New War Office Chief Branded ‘An Avowed Communist’

Water Cuts Off Homes On ‘Flats’   Rowhbonts Only Transportation For Some Families

RIVER REACHES FLOOD LEVEL   Grand View Park Is Under  Water; Homes Access  ible Only By Boat

AIR INJECTION TERMED FATAL BY PHYSICIAN   State Calls Chief Medical Officer As Witness

Negro Executed For Killing Wife   Governor Refuses Any Intervention

2 AWAD HA ALEE st ap a  But GI’s Lose Ground Northwest of Taeion

B-29 Crashes In Azores; 16 Dead   Huge Plane Burns In Forced Landing

STATE INDUCTIONS TO START AUG. 18   FORTY-SEVEN FROM KANSAS CITY WILL BE FIRST MEN PUT IN UNIFORM.

MARRIAGE RATE HERE CONTINUES 10 Alot   Majority of Applicants Arc In Youthful Group   COME FROM 8 STATES

May Obtain Leads 0: Other Soviet Agents In This Country   NEW McCARTHY BLAST EXPECTED TONIGHT

Fuchs Case In News Again  McCarthy May Launch New Drive On Reds Next Week

EBT OPY INQUIRY WAY G0 DEEPER   BRITAIN AGREES TO LEI AMERICAN AGENTS QUES. TION DR. FUCHS.

Britain Aids FBI Probe In Fuchs Case  Other ine — ators Continue ing Remi ston 1 Swen

Aga Khan Robbers Taken By Police   Marseille Police Arrest Four  Of Gang That Took $450, : 000 Of Khan’s Jewels

Volcano Erupting on Hawaii Island Today  Molten Lavo Pouring from Mauna Lee: Huge Stream Rolle into Pacific

THREE HOMES, CHURCH GONE IN LAVA FLOW   Famed Hawaiian Volcano in Action: No Casualties Have Been Reported.

Lava River From Mauna Loa Widens  No fowns in Path   No Towns in Path Of Molten Rock

Lava Covers Homes, Church On Hawai   Mauna Loa Spews “River” For 20 Miles

ACADEMY AWARD BIDS ANNOUNCED   ‘All the King’s Men’ Gets Seven Nominations for Top Honors in Balloting

SIX HONORS NOTED  ‘Al! the King’s Men’ Leads Academy Award Nominations

All King’s Men Tops Film List  Nominations Made Fer Academy Award

MOSCOW TAKES A .00K:AT-FOOTBALL, LADY WRESTLERS ON TV AND BOXING

McDonald To Fight For Spot On Dem Ticket   Agriculture Head Will No Seek Office As GOP Candidate As Urged

Chambers Set For Lie Test  ~ Hiss Aeccuser Wants : to Refute Rumors

Chambers Offers tc Take Lie Test   Wants to Spike Rumor Hiss ts  Ne Be cee

New Pho ,. as oo MCW FACTS SGUKRS Ara  Off the Press, 9,700 OF Them: « Neu, Do...

ell  ‘VFW RESOLVE ANSWERED ett eet etl  Dailies Chief Sure He Has Confidence Of U.S.

Costello Is Glorified Goon Probers Told   Ohio Police Chief Assails ‘Slot King’ In Gambling Inquiry

India Keeps Up Efforts to End Korea Conflict   At Least 15 Nations Involved in Series of High-Level Parleys

15 COUNTRIES INVOLVED IN INDIA’S PLAN   Negotiated Settlement In Korea [e Topic At Conferences

Chrysler Raises Day in Wake of Wildcat Strikes   Soaring Cost of Living, However, Fosters Unrest

Army Takes Over Railroads on Sunday; Strike Is Cancelled;  Canadian Meetings Continuing

Army Sets Plan i'To Run Rails ‘System Sunday   i Chrysler Qut-of-Contract Pay like May  Set Pattern

Rail Strike Threat Is Removed   Labor Picture Brightened Tottay; Chrysler Gives Surprise Pay Hike To Employes ¢

Labor Picture Brightens After Federal Seizure ‘Of Railroads And Chrysler Grants Pay Beost

Rail Lines To Be Seized By US Army   Voluntary Wage Hike Granted By Auto Firm

Tolar Decision Delayed A Week   Resignation Offer Awaits Decision

Many Former Boot and Spur Officers Feel Calvary Could Do Well in Korea

DEMOCRATS URGE STATE BOND ISSUE TO HELP SCHOOL   Proposal Looms First Big Issue At Session Of  Tamicladerre

Eisenhower Warns Of Need For More Men  Columbia President Snenke Riuntly   Columbia President

Eisenhower Warns Of Need For More Men  Columbia President Speoks Bluntly To Soldiers

Part of Kansas Lashed by Storm   Tornadoes and Torrential Downpours Strike in North Central Area

Tornadoes, Heavy Rains  Lash State   Cause Flood Conditions ‘On Many Rivers—None Dead From Twisters

Many Doctors Shun Service .   Federal-Trained Men to ‘Be Object of New Law

Solons to Seek More Funds for Military Planes   House Will Open Debate Today on Appropriations Bill

‘CONVICT YOUTHS;  ONCE PLEADED GUILTY   Final Week of December Criminal Court Ends With Verdicts   SENTENCES DEFERRED

Jury Jails Woman Until She Explains   Underworld Probe Seeks to Know How She Got $18.000

TRUMAN SAYS MARSHALL AID HALTED REDS   Successful E n d Seen As ECA Reaches Half-Way Point

Marshall Plan Gets Credit From Truman  Stopped Red Threst, Asserts President

MARSHALL AID HALTED REDS   Successful End Seer As ECA Reaches Half-Way Point

Fred Stroble to Die for Sex Murder   Judge Rules Convicted _ Ritler Is Sane.

“New Discovery Well Holds Spotlight  p» Lester Realty No. 2  Is Completed At Stephens

*New Discovery Well Holds Spotlight .  ~ Is Completed At Cbanhane

UN ASSEMBLY NOW ACTING IN EMERGENCY   Top Priority. Voted Asian Proposal For Cease-Fire

China Doesn't Want US War U.N. Informed   Indian Leader Says Gen. Wu Spokesman Tells of Suspicions

Aitlee Retains Key Men in His Cabinet  Bevin, Cripps and Morrison Remain

Prime Minister Attlee, However Makes Half Dozen Changes fn Old Lineup; Retains Key Advisors

PRIME MINISTER ATTLFE SELECTS {NEW CABINET      Morrison, Bevin, Cripps and Bevan Retained as Key Advisers — Half a Dozen Changes Made,   CONSERVATIVE pepe MEET FOR 2 HOURS   Tories Believed to Have Debated Whether to Kill Government Quickly or Prolong Its Life,

Prime Minister  Alters Cabinet In Fight For Control   Key Advisers Retained B: Attlee; Morrison Is Still Deputy Prime Minister

Attlee Chooses New Cabinet of Wiley Fighters  Half Dozen Changes In Labor Lineup Made

Attlee Keeps ey Advisers  In Cabinet  i+ Several Shifted  - Fo New Positions

Attlee Chooses Vet Fighters For His Cabinet   Retains Key Advisers But Makes Several Changes in Lineup

First Session of New Parliament Opens Today SSeS sss sss sisssisshsssssehsesenssitesinssessnetsensnates  Attlee Makes Half-Dozen Cabinet Change:

ASONED  FIGHTERS ARR NAMED   Prime Minister Attlee Keeps Key Figures in Cabinet

Clevenger For Anti-Red Bill  Taft, Bricker Paired Aaainect Meacure

‘China Expected To Give Press ‘Answer to UN  Red Deleantian   Red. Delegation To Break Silence At 3 p. m. Session

UN EXPECTED TO HEAR CHINA'S PEACE TERMS   ee Delegation ‘0 Hold Press Conference Today

Sweeping Truck Law Changes Proposed To Save Highways   Governors Told Overloading Threatens Destruction of National Road Systems:

Rent Control Powers Are fo Be Widened   Congress to Attack Problem Early in Next Session, Says Adminictratinn

Congress to Get Rent Controls Expansion Plan   Housing Expediter Has Drawn Up Two-Point Scheme

New Rent Bill Seen Likely  Expanded Controls  On Conore««< Acenda

ASK STRONGER RENT CONTROLS   New Legislation Ready For Presentation To Congress

BILL 1S DRAFTED TO CURB RENTS   Measure To Strengthen And Expand Controls Will Be Presented To Congress.

Legislation to Strengthen, Expand Rent Curbs May Come Before Solon:

Will Urge Rent Curbs expansion   Congress Will Be Asked to Expand And Strengthen Rent Controls

Woods To Ask Rent Control Extension Law   Legislation Would Keep All Ceilings In Effeet Until March 31

Rent Control An Issue for Congress   Stronger Law to Be Sought When  Session Reconvence

Fresh Attacks Threaten Escape Grave Decisions Confront U. S.   200,000 Or More Red Chinese Taking Part In Giant Offensive; Fate of Divisions On Western Flank of Line Je Unknown In Seoul

War Threat Poses Grave Task for U.S.   Decisions Could Mean Start Of World Conflict

GRAVE DECISION FACED BY U. S.   Situation Is Called Most Critical Since World War Il   ‘WORKS THROUGH U.N.

Next Moves In World Crisis In Doubt   Allied Powers In Consultation On What To Do

Chinese Red Drive Confronts U.S. With Gravest Problem Since 1941

Chinese Red Offensive Confronts U. S. With Gravest Decisions Since.War II

Use Of Political And Economic Sanctions Hinter   Chinese Communist Offensive Brings Nation To New Crisis; Diplomats Consult With Other Allies

United States Faces Worst Crisis Since Beginning of World War Il

Crisis Is Gravest Since 4.1   Congress Out To Get Early U. N. Showdown

U.S. Leaders Study Grave Korean Issue   Will Call For Pressure Against China from U.N.

Ponder Fateful  Decisions   U.S. and Allies Work Closely Together In Effort to Fix’ Course Of Action in Korea

‘Crisis’ Decision On Red China Confronts US Allied Unity to Avoid  Split is Intention Of Discussions

U.S. Faces Gravest Decisions   Expected to Deal With Crisis Through the U. N.

Face Grave Decision Over Chinese Reds   United States to Deal With Situation Thru United Nations

SHOULD U. S. USE ATOM BOMB?  Red Chinese Offensive Poses Grave Problem  For Administration

U.S. to Deal With Korea In the U.N.   Crisis Confronts This Nation With Toughest Decisions Sineen Warld War Uf

U.S. Faced Witt Grave Decisions   Consult With Other UN Powers About Chinese Offensive

AMERICA FACES GRAVE DECISION IN WAR THREAT   Government Decides For Present To Deal With Chinese Situation In U.N, Aud With Allies.

Communist Chins Offensive Gives US Grave Test   Faces Its Biggest Decisions Since  World War 2 Ended

Conferees Agree On “Tough” Bill To Control Reds   Truman’s Attitude Is Question Mark

Agree on Roundup Of-Reds in Crisis  No Legal Reason for Veto, Says McCarran

House And Senate To Get Substitute Anti-Red Measure   Compromise Bill Headed For Quick Approval By Congress

Panel Okays ‘Tough’ Curbs On U. S. Red:   Truman Reaction Uncertain As Conferees Bring Out Conipromise Measure

Another Try Will Be Made to Obtain the $5,000 Needed for Goal   TO END NOVEMBER 3(

DRIVE FOR CHEST ~ FUND IS EXTENDED   Another Try Will Be Made to Obtain the $5,000 Needed for Goal   TO END NOVEMBER 30

Fate Of Postal Economy Law Up To Senate  Restoration Of Mail Deliveries Passed By Big House Vote

Senate Gets Postal Bill; ‘May Die There   Would Set Aside Postmaster’s Cutting Order

Bill Ordering Two Mail Deliveries A Day Moves Into the Senate For Action

Postal Bill Moves To Senate Chamber  Measure Expected To Die of Nealect

Red Attack Overcomes Front Indochinese Town   French Officials Tell Of Assault By Red Guerrillas

Rebels Seize French Base  In Indo-China   Vietminh Troops Armed In China Are Used For First Time

Reds Capture Indochina Town  Chinese Believed To Have Backed Attack

Chinese Face Wall of Steel   North Koreans Join Reds in Looting Abandoned Hambhuna

Strikes Ordered by French Communist  Termed-Failures  Coal, Rail Walkouts Called to Protest Unloading of Arms

French Strike  Near Failure   Communist-Led Union: Try To Protest Against Unloading U.S. Arma

Red Strikes In France Proving A Failure  Walkouts Called To  Rrmintr ae

FRENCH WORKERS IGNORE RED CALL FOR-TEST STRIKE   ‘Communist Attempt Te Tie  Up Railways And Mines Fisvles

French Reds’ Strike Against U.S. Arms Fails   Communist Protest Unloading American Armaments in France

French R rench Reds Order Strike In Protest Of U. S. Arms Shipment. But It Fails

TRUMAN URGED TO ARRANGE NEW PEACE TALK   New Program Would Assure, World of VU. & Peace Aims

Two Moves Take Shape Detinitely   MeMahon. Other Congress Leaders Urge New Action

McCARTHY RAPS DEAN ACHESON   Senator Accuses Secretary Of State Of Betraying United States In China —Asks Dismissal.

Triple “Axis” Accused of Betraying U.S.   Secretary of State  Is Latest Target of Senator’s Charges— Fight “Only Started”

McCarthy Savs President Must Qust Secretary   Wisconsin Senator Says Jessup Third Member Of Lattimore-Acheson Axis; Hits Far East “Fraud”

Says Secretary Betrayed America To Reds In Asia   ACCUSES HIM OF PLAYING INTO HANDS OF CHINESE COMMUNISTS, “BUYING” PLAN

Demands Jessup, US Ambassador, Be Fired Also   Contends US Policy Played Into Hands Of China Communist:

LATTIMORE, . JESSUP ALSO ITALK TARGETS   McCarthy Demands Truman Dismiss  Two Top Officials

SAYS LATTIMORE SOLD STATE DEPT “GIGANTIC FRAUD:   Charges American Policies Played Into Hands Of  : mbt A

Asia Policies. Blasted: Wants Secretary  Fired ‘Declares U. S.: "Bought  Fraud Plan Designed By Owen Lattle

Says Secretary Betrayed U.S. In Asia   Policies Played Into Hands Of Reds, He Accuses

Renewal of Attacks by Sen. McCarthy   Asks Truman to Fire Acheson And Assails Others

Sen. McCarthy Says Acheson ‘Betrayed U.S.’   Demands Truman Fire Secretary and Jessup For ‘Betrayal in: Asia’

Calls On Truman To Fire Secretary   Contends American Policies Played Into Hands Of Chinese Communists; Asserts Lattimore Plain ‘Bought’

Betrayal By Acheson Is Charged   Wisconsin Senator Wants Him Fired Along With Others

MeCarthy Says Policies of America Played Into Hande of Reds in China     Accuses Jessup  Links Ambassador With Acheson - Lattimore Combination

SOLON CHARGES ASIA. PLOT BY TOP ‘DIPLOMAT   Asks President Truman To Fire Secretary; Tells - Of Lattimore ‘Deal’ 4

McCarthy Asks President To Fire Acheson   Contends State Depart_ ment Policy Aided  Communists in China

Betrayal of U. S. in Far East Charaed   Senator Presses For Removal of Philip Jessup

U.S. Policies In Far East Called Fraud’   Department Hits Back in Formal Answer

McCarthy Accuses Acheson Of Betraying U. S. In Asia   Senator Contends In Speech Today That American Policies Played Into ~ Hands OF Communists.

— ADDRESS — McCarthy © Asks Firing Of Acheson   U.S. BETRAYED, SENATOR SAYS

Demands Truman Fire Him   Senator Hurls Asian Charge At Secretary

Ouster Of Acheson Is Demanded   Far East Policy Betrayed U.S.. MeCarthy Asserts

Wisconsin Senator Accuses Secretary Of State Of Betraying United States In Asia And Asks That President Truman Fire Him — Claims American Policies Played Into Hands Of Communists In China — Also Wants Jessup Discharged

Guns Trained On Acheson By Sen. McCarthy  President Is Asked To Fire Secretary

Cabinet Man’s Ouster Asked By McCarthy   Secretary of State Linked to Lattimore Far East ‘Delivery’

Communist Hunter Declares Secretary Betrayed U.S. in Asia; Demands He Be Fired

M’Carthy Asks Acheson Fired. As “Betrayer”  Senator Again Asserts U.S. PDT... Boh... Fe. Bue Bet   Senator Again Asserts U.S. Policy Failure In Far East

McCarthy Says Sec. Acheson Betrayed U. S.  Wisconsin Senator HMiurlc Ritter Charae

McCarthy Asks Truman to Fire Dean Acheson   Says Secretary Used Deceitful Asian Plan Of Owen Lattimore

Betrayal Charged To  Acheson   McCarthy Renews Altack On Secretary Of State's Policies In Asia

McCarthy Asks President fo Fire Secretary   Solon Says Lattimore Devised Plan for Dealings in Asia

Senator Declares Secretary Betrays U.S. In Asia  Levels Charge in Speech Today at Atlantic City

MCCARTHY ASKS ACHESON OUSTER   RAPS HANDLING OF AMERICAN IRTERESTS INVOLVED IN ASIA

TRUMAN ASKE TO DISMISS SECRETARY   State Department Answers  Senator’s Charges

New Attack Is Hurled At Acheson   MeCarthy Calls For Truman To Dismiss Secretary And Aide

Is Accused Of Betraval   Selen Demands President Fire Cabinet Member in Address Beiure Sons of American Revalntian

Wants Acheson Fired    McCarthy Says Secre tary Betrayed U.S. In Asia; Hits Anew At Lattimore: Jessup

Lattimore Plan Calleda Fraud By Senator   Secretary ‘Buys’ Policy Favoring Reds In China, He Says

McCarthy Says. He Befrayed Ou Nation in Asia   ‘Bought’ Lattimore’s Plan, He Says; Oust Jessup, Too, Demand

Solon Blasts ‘Pied Pipers of Politboro’   Wisconsin Senator Attacks Lattimore, Jessup in Address

BEEN A hE ea ee OO  Lattimore And J essup Also Lashed  Demands Truman Fire Secretary

McCarthy Lashes Acheson, Top Man in State Deparment   Makes Grave Accusation That Secretary Betrays United States in Asia.

Acheson Hit By McCarthy   Senator Says State   Senator Says State Head Retrayed U.S.

Hurls Charges: Of Betrayal In: Policy for Asta          Accuses Secretary’ oO ‘Buying’ Plan Devise } By Lattimore

ACCUSES ACHESON OF U. S. BETRAYAL   Cabinet Member’s Ouster Asked by McCarthy

*M’CARTHY ASKS PRESIDENT TO FIRE ACHESON   Cabinet Official Accused of Betraying U. S. in Asia; Jessup Also Flayed

McCarthy Asks Truman fo Fire Acheson  Declares Secretary Betrayed U. S. in Asia; Raps Jessup

Policies in Asia Play-Into Hands: of Reds, Says Senator; Lattimore and Jessup Attacked for “Fraud, Deceit’

McCarthy in New Blast at Acheson  Senator Asks President Tru. man to Discharge Secretary of State  JESSUP ALSO NAMED  Attack Made at Conventior of Sons of American

He s Accused Of Betraying U.S. In Asia   McCarthy Again Blasts State Department In A Speech

Local Forecast   Senator Asks Truman Oust Sec. Acheson   New Attack Says Secretary Is Betraying U.S. On Asian Policies

Yalu River Bridges Hit; Two Russian Jets Destroyed   60.000 Chinese In Zone Of Battle   Reds Still Avoid Combat; Enemy Apparently Probing UN Lines

Yalu Bridges, Lifelines From Manchuria Hit  Two Russian Jet Fighter: Shot Down in Korea i Cambat-

GOP Urges Stronger Controls   Republicans Demand Registration Of All Con munist Party Members Be Required By Law.

Powerful U. N. Force Prepares To Drive North   Question of Whether Yanks to Push On to Border Not Answered

Rapid Push Puts F oree  On Border.   South Koreans Say Chinese Reds Aid  Coltapsine Enemy

Communist Resistance On Inerease  Yanks Discount [oe Cliiwpca   Yanks Discount Stories Chinese  Fighting ROKs

Whe t h e r American and British Commonweath Troops Will Push All Way to Line Still Is Question.

Communists Halt Retreat In Sector Near Border of Manchuria’ Resist Strongly

March 20 Miles In Single Day Without Opposition; QuestionAsToHowFar UN Troops Will Go Unanswered

COUNTERATTACK LAUNCHED BY NORTH KOREANS   Reds Stop Retreating And Make Stand Near Manchurian Border   INTERVENTION BY CHINESE DOUBTED

8th Army Spokesman Says Action by North Koreans Well-Directed; Authorities Differ Whether U. 5., British Will Push fo Border

Southern Force Hits All Way to Manchuria Line  New ond Bitter Assaults Called Well-Directed

NORTH KOREANS COUNTERATTACK   Red Forces Halt Retreat To Hit South Koreans Near Manchurian Border

Reds Counterattack on Lef! Flank of Sector Where Republicans Have Reached Border.      YANKS AT WONSAN TO PUSH NORTHWARD   Army Spokesman Says Evidence Is Lacking Chinese Communists Are Taking  Part in Fight.   ROITTETIS

Reach Yala River: South Korean Troops Drive Unepposed to China Border

Allies Reach Border   U. S. Builds Strength For Secondary Line Of Assault

South Koreans mean Border Of Manchuria   No Clues To Possible  Action By Chinese  Communist Armies RIITITETINE

 DOCTORS WRONG! Oklahoma City Woman Alive And “Living To The Fullest’’   Lives For Fach Day

MRS. HEART STILL LIVING   Doctors Apparently Wrong In Saying She Would Die Within Year

‘Mrs. Heart Beats Death Deadline, Is Enjoying Life;   Her $10,000 for Final Year Nearly Gone; Gave Money to Aid Others

THE DOCTORS WERE WRONG...  ‘Mrs. Heart’ Is Still Living--And Doing Gooc

Mrs. Heart on Borrowed Time  wre w ee — — ae sp par —   Widow Outlives Year Predicted as Her Last

‘Woman, Given Year To Live, Stil ‘Alive, “Living Life To Fullest”

hememobver Mrs. Heart’  Her Year Is Up---She's Alive. Well and Happ)

‘Mrs. Heart" Is Enjoying Life  Oklahama Woman Hae livad Pacé "Lact Yaar Gtuan Mar

Famed ‘Mrs. Heart’ Fools Doctors: Alive And: Well As ‘Last’ Y ear Ends

Doctors Were Wrong: “Mrs. Heart’ Lives   Lives to Fullest Extent as Year  fen Alaawh, fama

Cotton Export Quota Boosted   Sharp Price Increase Follows Action

SHARP PRICE INCREASE FOLLOWS QUOTA HIKE  Cotton Exports Boosted      2S x x TEXAS SOLONS GIVEN CREDIT  South Plains Cotton Men: Are Jubilant Over Quota Increase.

Russian Jets  Are Wined Out  Two Destroyers And Third Damaged By American F-80's.

Russian-Made Jets Blasted — In Air Tests .   Two Probably Downed. Third Damaged; B-29: Active Along Fronis

State Department Mum on Trading Vogeler, Gubitchev   Fear of New Retaliations Handicaps Deal; Russian Due To Leave on Mar. 20

Auto Strike Talks Go On  Weary Negotiators  Tall Danetame A ante

33 Killed in Trolley Fire; Many Hurt   Police in Chicago Arrest Conductor For Leavine Scene

ESCAPE DOORS SAID JAMMED BY PASSENGERS   17 Victims Treated As Identification Attempts Made

 A New Enemy Seems to Have Hit the American Troops Fighting in Korea — Winter

Ten Lost as Near Hurricane Winds, [Rains Sweep Pacific Northwest Coast:

Hold Pair — In Kidnaping   Nabbed At Inquest — After. Finding Body Of Topeka Woman

Red Chinese Drive Eases; Planes Take Wounded from Trap   Eighth Army Stabilizes Line, Patrols Probe North Seeking _ Contact with Approaching Foe

Begin Striking Back On New Battle Line On North Side Of Parallel   Twenty Thousand Trapped In Chosin Pockets Report Slackening Of Small Arms Fire.

Lying Red Officer Almost Sends 21st Infantry Into Trap   But Americans Blast Away at North Forces to Win Battle, Take  Sanchon Faailv

FINAL EXAMS FOR.   Nearly 3,000 Have Been At tending Classes at the University of Kansas  JOB. CHANCES GOOL

Nearly 3,000 Have Been At tending Classes at the University of Kansas

Silver Wedding Brings 21 Family Members Together for First Time in Lives

Report Vatican Opposes Giving Crown Of St. Stephen fo Reds for Vogeler .

President Truman Sails South As Cold Snap Hits Washington; ‘Doctor Says Harry ‘Too Heavy

Resume Crime i nvestigation  Probe In K. C.   Hearing May Start Thursday: Witnesses Are Told To Report

38 Are Jailed In Berkeley Springs Strike   Locked Up After Victor Products Workers Walked Off

Educator - Diplomat Scheduled To Appear Tuesday Before Senate Committee

Lattimore — Again Denies He Is Red   ~ Unutterabile Contempt" for Sen. Me'Carthy

Rain Cause  Is Debated   Professor Or Nature Is New York’s Query

Rainfall In New York Area Causes Kicks  Farmers Hopping Mad And Blame Experiment  amma

Death Claims Will C. Easley  _ Former Local Man - Held Important Poste

More Schools, Steel Firms Shutting Down   Keech to Rule Today On Memorandum Filed By Union’s Counsel

ATTORNEY FOR UNION FILES UNW PETITION   Ohio Highway Patrolmen Guard Coul Trucks Against Roving Pickets — More Workers Thrown Out of Jobs — Sharethe-Coal Plan Inaugurated in Sev eral Cities.

Youth, Who Shot ‘Two Girls, Sought   Divinity Student Unable To Remember Killing Educator

More Marines, Warships for Korea   Gen. Collins Says UN Forces Will Unold Bridaehead

More Marines, Ship: And Planes on Way To Korean War  Army, Navy Chiefs Optimistic After Tour of Fronts

More Women And Children Flee Floods   Flight Comes at Army Request as New Peril Hits Winnipeg Suburb

MORE FLOOD REFUGEES LEAVE HOMES   $0,000 Persons Have Vled from City’ of = Winrlpeg — Poswibic Break In Leveo Bank and New Crest: Feared,

Secretary Of Army Selected   Executive Choice Subject To Okay Of Trustee Board

Warren Listed Among Counties in State Expected To Produce More Oil in Future

Ten Point PolicyGiven To Big Four   Program Provides 20 Years’ Peace

Lie Proposes Program to  End Cold War   10-Point Plan Laid Before Big Four bv UN Secretary

Dr. Lie Proposes Peace Formula      Presents Big Four 10-Point Program

Seou!, Other Defenses Are Under Assault   South Korea Radio Says UN Forces Are Fighting Inside of City; Advances Made Elsewhere

os ee ee ee  Southern Beachhead Force Hacks Out Gains of Up To Five Miles on Front

Marines Fight Way Into Seoul; Gains Rolled Up in South   Foe Reported Cracking Under Impact; Thousands Flee across Naktong River

EAPAND ID INVASION  Twn meamars Chloe nia rm Rle M&'o.e MEL Me   Enemy Shows No Sign Of Or ganized Resistance On Now Fran   U.N. FORCES GAINING IN TOUGH BATTLE IN SOUTH

Yaks Strafe Warships In Inchon Area   UN Forces Advance In New Offensive Launched In Somth

Push To NorthStarts On Taegu Battle Line   Resistance Stiff On Southern Front; Yak Fighters Attack Invasion Fleet ,

Yanks Punch d-Mile Gain At Beaehhead   Two Red Yaks Bomb. Strafe - Allied Invasion Fleet; Mar Crec belhnvn:

UN Forces Register Gains On Southeastern Front; IMacArthur Goes Ashore   Two Russian-Built Yak Fighters Attack U.S, and British Ships Off Inchon Port; One Shot Down After Strafing Cruiser

YAK FIGHTERS aTAFE, BOMB ALLIED FLEET   Tank-Led Treops Take Kiupo Airfield, Marines Hit from South.

UN Attack In South Meeting Stiff Defense   Yak Fighters Strafe Warships, 1 Downed Allied Losses Light

U. S. Troops Take Kimpo Air Base; Communists Seen Retreating Across Naktong

Allied Offensive In South Gains Up To 5 Miles  MacArthur Goes  Ashore At Inchon For Peeteeal Tour OF Eeanét tin

MacArthur Goes Ashore For } Tour Of Front Line; Vital  Kimpo Air Base Is Captured

First Combat For The GI’s Who Were Rushed Into Action To Try And Save South Korean Troons: Reds On Move.

tasurance Companies Protect Themselyes Against it .   Suicide Ranks 11th as Cause of Death i in U.S.

Insurance. Companies Pr otect Themselves Agains ¢ it .  Suicide Ranks 11th as Guuse of Death.in 17. S

Bond Issues Thought Approved By Voter: In Last Election Held Invalid By Court

Lausche Says He'll Decide Tuesday About Whether to Vote for Taft

Lausche’s Vote Still Unsettled   Tuesday Will Bring Decision, He Declares

Ed Sawyer Springs Surprise By Naming Worcester Man to ‘Face Vie Raschi of Yankees

) Policy Wheel Chiefs Clam Up   Refuse to Testify on Their Operation

Crime Partners May Be Charged With Contempt  Refuse to Testify -Refonre Sennte Rody

‘MAIL TIDE  With, Lifting of Embargo Postmaster Expects Rush Monday

MAIL TIDE LARGE   With Lifting of Embarge ‘Postmaster Expects Rush Monday

Senate Group Compares Surplus Sales With Charity Bazaar; Hits Searcities

—RUBBER IS CRITICAL Senate Committee Raps Government For Sale  Of Synthetic Plants

Senate Group Blasts Surplus Plant Disposals   Use Less Sense Than Running Charity Bazaar

Horse Sense Is Needed, Senate Group Believes   Agencies Do Fine Paper Work; Performance Could Be Better

Surplus Sales By Govt. Is Under Fire   ‘Less Horse Sense Used Than Running A Charity Bazaar’

Committee Raps Federal Officials   ‘Blundered Badly’ in Selling Surplus Plants

Uncover Blunders tri Government's War Plant Sales   “Senate Committee Critical of Outlook » For Rubber, Alcohol, And Aviation Gas

War Surplus Sales Policy Under Fire   Senate Group Says Federal Agencies Blundered Badly

CRITICIZE SALE OF SURPLUS PLANTS   Senate Group Says Government Blundered Badly

War Plant Sales Blunder, Charge   Senate Committee in Sharp Criticism of Federal Officials

Officials Are Criticized ..., SE TMOIZE. oo »  Sale. Of U. S. War Plants Condemned

Senate Group Raps Sale  OoIw ar Plants As Surplus   gencies Good On Paper Work But Ne ‘mance, Senate Committee Charges   Government Agencies On Performance.

HEPAT CITE BLUNDER ON DEFENSE JOR   Senate Watchdog Unit Finds Laxity by Four Main Gov't Units.

‘Less Sense Than Charity Bazaar’ —  ‘Long On Paper Work But Short On  Performance,’ Criticism Of Avencies

Senate Group Hits Bungling In Plant Sale   Rubber Position Of Nation Termed ‘‘Far From Satisfactorv”

Senate Watchdog Charges Blunders   Criticizes System Used In Disposing Of Surplus Plants

Bad Blunder: By Officials, Group Finds   War-Useful Plants Sold As Surplus, Committee Reports; Worried Ahant Rubber

Senators Hit ‘Blunders’ In  Surplus Sales   Commerce Division, Munitions Board, Ais Force, G.S.A. Flayed

Committee Criticizes  Plant Sales   senate Group Says US Officials Didn’t Use Horse Sense in Deals  ALCOHOL—RUBBER

U.S. Rapped On Sale of War Surplus  No Horse Sense ‘Used in Deals, Senators Think

‘Miscues’ Of U.S. Agencies Are Blasted  Senate Watchdog Group Says U.S. Efficiency Reduced

Score Officials For . Bad Bungling in Selling Valuable Plants And Materials for Song

City To Begin Using Natural Gas Early Next Month; Job Of Converting Starts Dec. 4   Householders Advised On What They Must Do tn Notices Delivered Today   Senate Committee Criticizes Disposal Of Surplus War-Useful Plants -

Senators Are Unnagpy Over Premarecness   Plans Are All on Paper But No Major Action Beyond That Point Report Declares

Senators Hit At Selling of Plants   Senate Group Charges Government Blundered  When It Sold Plants

Alcohol And Rubber Cited By Johnson   Says Little Horse Sense Employed By Government Officials

U. S. Puts Clamp  ‘On Cobalt Sales   TONGUE-LASHING Committee Scores U. S. Officials For Muffing Defense-Vital Duties

Wallace to Be Successor To Broaddus   President Truman Sends Nomination to Congress; Will Be Roving Judge  For Wide Area in State

36 Truckers Are Charged in Check  1.307 Vehicles Are Weighed in 24-Hours At Seales by Police

938 Trucks Are Weighed in Check  15 Drivers Arrested By State Police in 20-Hour Period Here

Taft and Vandenberg Are Agreed   Both Are Determinec To Avoid GOP Row Over Foriegn Policy

QUEEN IS CHOSEN ” BY VEILED PROPHET   Mice Eleanor Simmans Korhle:  Named at Event in St. Louis  4 Attended br 16.000.

President Considers  Train Trip   Truman May Dedicate Grand Coulee Dam And Give ‘Whistle Stop’ Speeches

Truman te Make opeaking Tour   ‘Whistle-stop’ Trip to be Made in Spring, President States.

Battle Looming On Support Plan  Tentative Agreement Taract. of Attack

Bright Sun Ends South Missouri's    Severe Ice Storm   Many Bootheel Communities Without Electricity Since Tuesday.

Mediators Seek To Revive Talks In Phone Dispute   Negotiations Are Deadlocked in Vital - Phase of Dispute

Plane Opened Fire on Patrol Craft’ In ‘Hostile’ Manner After Challenge, Says Formal Report; Korean Reds Deace Drives on Pohang and Taegu

Cigarette Tax  Boost Considered   McMath toRecommend Hike for Financing Of State Hospital

British War Hero Dies   Ear! Wavell Won His Chief Fame In Middle East

Wavell, British Military leader, Dead in London   Won Renown as Wartime Chief In Middle East

Field Marshal Wavell, Outstanding British Military Commander, Dies

Commanded British Force In Middle East  Field Marshal Earl Wavell, Famous Military Chief, Dies

SENATE ADDS TO FUND   ‘Committee Boosted Defense Bill ) by $289.000.00@

Senate Group Adds $289 Million to  Big Defense Bill Committee Nears End  Oe: CE, eet Re   Committee Nears Enc Of Work on Measure -For Armina‘Nation ..

Cut in Mail Service Is Protested   Wiley Sees 50 Million Tired Taxpayers Hit in Mailbox.

SLASHES IN MAIL SERVICE RAPPEL   SENATOR WILEY FAVORS AC. TION TO GET DONALDSON ORDER RESCINDED.

MAIL SERVICE  CURTAILMENTS  STIR PROTESTS   Solon Suggests: Orde: May Be Intended To Pressure Congress

CURTAILMENTS STIR PROTESTS   Solon Suggests Order May Be Intended To  Pressure Congress

Mail Services Slash Stirs New Protests  Carrier Spokesman, Senator Attack

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Proposes Direct Assault on Russia if Other Red Attacks Are Made

Proposals Following Coffee Price Rise Inquiry Bring Sharp Note To The U. S.

Envoys Protest Senate Probes   14 Latin American States Say Sub-Committee Acted In Manner “Most Unfriendly”

Deny Charges Of Beating in Columbia Case   Union Claims Member Questioned in Girl's Slaying, ‘Mistreated’

Accuse Patrolman of Beating Man in Murder Probe   Carpenter's Union Make: Charges in Columbia: No New Developments.

Deny Beating Man Questionec In Columbia   Carpenter Union Charges Member ‘Brutally Beaten’

Here's a Quick Look at Where We Stana Economically as We Move Into 1950   Ry JAMES MARLOW

kconomical Stand of U.S. as 50 Begins   Picture Based on Two Reports Sent to Congress Friday

Navy Reports Losses Light In Invasion   Little Resistance  Is Encountered In Landings In Korea Ry PARRELL GARWOOL

Proposes Federal Coal Price Fixing  Sen. Kilgore Fears Ruinous Competition

Kilgore Urges Price Fixing For Soff Coal   Senator Fears A Riotous Competitive. Price Situation

PRICE FIXING OF SOFT COAL IS PROPOSED   Senator Kilgore Fears ‘“‘Riotous”’ Price Situation

Soft Coal Price Fixing Bill Proposed   Kilgore Wants Law To Regulate Fuel Industry, Prop Rate:

KILGORE COAL PRICE-FIX BILL IS INTRODUCED   Proposes Commission To Regulate Industry And Bolster Its Prices

Fixing of Coal Prices at Pits By U.S. Urged   Cut-Throat Practices In Industry Seen If Situation Not Checked

Price Fixing Plan On Soft Coal Given   Kilgore Says Price Needs Prop Before Competitive Fight

CHARGES BY VFW CALLED “UNPATR”   Commander Ralls Asserts Plot Is Against U. S. Flag

VFW Says Agriculture Department Would Put U.N. Flag AboveAmerica   National Commander Charges Program Under Direction Of Former Advisor On Russia; Department Claims Veterans Rehind It

Flood Of UN Flags Scored By Veteran:   Agriculture Department Denies Old Glory To Be Replaced

VFW COMMANDER IN PROTEST OVER FLAGS   ! Questions Whether Attempt Being Made To Have U. N. Flag Supercede Old Glory

5 Bulgarians  Also Charged   Men Accused Of Spying For America; U.S. Legation Blasted By Papers.

SEE A BIG SEASON AT LONE STAR LAKE   Large Scale Activity al County Resort Expected This Weekend   LAKE AREA IMPROVED

Stalin Leads Millions of Russians fo Vote For Single Slate of Soviet Candidates

Russia Votes Single Slate   Stalin Leads Public To Polls on Sunday

Stalin Leads Russians In Balloting  Single Slate Of Candidates ‘On Sunday Ticket

Millions Vote In Russia Sunday  Cro f. Clos. .£   Single Slate of Candidates Listed

Stalin Leads Russians In March fo Polls   But There's Only One Slate Up For Voters In Soviet

Stalin Leads Russia To Polls  Red Vote Expected To Grow This Year

Stalin Says He's Trying For Peace   No Contest But Everybody Votes

POLICE HOLDING GANG IN ROBBERIES   Nabbed by Troopers In Looting of Farms In Dietriet+

Wiley Wins Renomination Easily; Rhode Island To Have Last Primary

Dust Is Clearing After Primaries   Nominations Secure Until Fall Voting

SENATOR WILEY RENOMINATED   GOP Backs H enry Middleton Of Toledo For High Court Vacancy

Foes Picked For Nov. 7   - Voting in Wisconsin And Massachusetts End Primary Season

Bride Safe But ‘Hubby’ is In Jail   ‘Kidnapped’ Wite Found In Indiana

FIND MISSING BRIDE: MATE HELD IN JAIL   One-Time Twin City Man Faces Double Trouble Due To Marriage

Reinforcements Stream In Behind Doughboys And Leathernecks; MacArthur Says Attack Has  Inflicted Heavy Losses On Commies

Southern Front Aflame in Drive Toward Chinju Yanks Slugging It Out in Biggest Rattle of War 

Yanks Move To Within — Ten Miles Of Chinju   More Men, Tanks Supplies Pour In; More Reds Cross  Naktone to North

Tanks, Troops Rush To Front   Dispatches Indicate U. 8. Supplies Put Ashore: In Amphibious Landing

25th Division Unit Advances  For Ten Miles   Marines, Combat Team Stalled on Southern Flank of Attack by Heavy Red Push After Making Four-Mile Gains Since Monday

Hard-Fighting Doughboys Near Key City On Communist Line Of Defense Counterattacks Stall Drive In South   United Nations’ Naval Forces Hammer Both Coasts Of Korean Peninsula With Heavy Guns; Report First Major Bombardment Of Enemy Cities North Of 38th Parallel

U.S. Offensive Gains 10 Miles in South Attack  avy Counterattacks 7 owi ng Adva cof American Tas L ce

Tanks, Troops Supplies Pour In For Assault  Dade Ctall Drive   Reds Stall Drive On Southern Flank

THREE ON TRIAL FOR HOLD-UP OF GENERAL STORE   \Mrs. May Jones, Widow of  Famed Radio Comedian,    Tellsof Being Bound {   seeeceaiieettieeenl  Robert J. Bensel, Bristol, Ie Foreman of The J Jury Hearing Case

Rich Chicagoan Is Found Dead   Robed Secretary Waits Beside Body

French Decide To Air Charges On Indonesia  Treason Suspected In ‘Leak’ Of Secrets To Reds

Ching To Lead Inflation Tilt   To Head Nine-Man Board To Rule Wages

Dayton Area Feels Second Explosion  Air Base Munitions Fire May Be Cause

EARTH TREMOR UNEXPLAINED   Dayton and Surrounding Arca Mystified by ‘Tremor Which Breaks Dishes und Windows — Scismographs Show No Sign of Earthquake.

Mystery Tremor Shakes Dayton  No Cause Found To Explain Phenomenon

Use Troopers In Pittsburgh ‘Work Scandal  Margotti Is Silent Or The Scope of Their

Truman to Bare Plans Tonight  To Address Nation  fae Dew we wee Lee   To Address Nation On Program for Mobilization and Economic Controls

N ational Unity Will Be Asked By President      Cabinet Given Outline OF Speech; Wage-Price Controls ‘fo Be Soueht

U. S. to Hear Peace Price In HST Chat   Emergency Edict, Pay-Price Controls Seen Radio Subjects

Blood Collection At Homes Plannec  oie * * ae ee ie   Refrigerated: Truck Is Used In Program On National Scale

‘Home Front Reminiscent Of Other World War Days   WASHINGTON, (UP)—The home front today presentec  IN apYNearance reminiccent of World War IT

Black-Eyed Peas And Seal Carcasses Among Matters Disturbing Congressmen

ute Guard Activated by Governor Duff  Colorful Review Is Held by 28th

Defenders Blunt Tank-Led Attack   New Fighting Flares Along 150-Mile Korean Battlefront

North Koreans Hurl Tank-Led Assaults at Separate Yankee (Mountain Fronts In the South

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORPTAW PBONTS: Areewrieane

Russia Halts Berlin Train Trattic As Blockade Against U.S. Looms

Russians Halt . &. Teatee   Trains, Trucks Into Berlin Delayed 7 Hours; No Reason Cited

Russian Border Guards Delay U. S. Army Train Traffic In, Out of Berlin

Russ Delay Three U.S. ‘Army Trains For 7 Hours   Remove Restrictions on Truck Traffie  in and Qut of Berlin Early Today

City to Get Light Signals   Flasher to Be Put In at Clinic Corner

California Thinks Flood Subsiding  But New Storms Are Moving In From the Pacific.

U.S. Position Is Called Desperate   Fate Of Unspecified Number Of Americans And Outcome Of Tank Battle Are Not Yet Known To U. S. Headquarters

North Farce Makes Drive On Combined  Infantrymen   Position Desperate, Spokesman Declares,  As Men Are Isolated

.S. Matching Dollars Against Pennies In Korea—to Joe Stalin’s Satisfaction

U. $. DOLLARS AGAINST PENNIES  Costliest Soldiers Fighting Cheapest

World's Most Expensive Soldiers Fighting Cheapest In North Korea

One Firm Bows to — Strikers   Pittsburgh Dairy Grants Demands of Milk Union. But No Industry-Wide Break Is in Sight

DISPUTE HOLDS IN MILK STRIKE   One Small Firm Reported Cracking But No Sign Of Early Peace Seen.

Small Milk Firm Signs Pact With Union; Strike Remains Unbroken Around Pittsburgh

Six Half-Starved Survivors Of Massacre Found   Escaped From Red Slaughter

Six More Survivors Of Massacre Found   Wounded and Starving American Prisoners of Wai Hide in Bushes to Escape Slaughter.

Gls WOUNDED, NEARLY STARVED. Six More Survivors  Of Massacre Found

Six More PWs Found Hiding Affer Massacre  atl Darntranne   Dodged Paratroops They Thought Were Playing Jap Trick

Six More GI's  lee Massacre   Half Starved Americans Hide In Bushes

Six Wounded, Hungry Men Are Rescued   Bring Total Survivors O! 200 In Ill-Fated Train Te 27: Believe Others Are Still Alive.

[Bavarians Cry ‘Kill Her’ as Ilse Koch (Goes on Trial as ‘Witch of Buchenwald

323rd Bomb Wing Reserve Wanted  Airforce Asks Officers, Men to Keturn to Active Duty et Once

U. §. Sues to Take Back Part of Crowder; Apparently End fo M. U. Vocational Schoo!

Cities Unprepared For Atom Attacks   Many City Officials Blame U. S. Governmen For Unpreparedness

Atom Defense Seen Lacking   Many Cities Blame Federal Government for Lack of Preparedness.

Most U. S. Cities Far From Ready To Deal With Atomic Attack,-Study Shows

Most U.S. Cities Not Ready For Atomic Attack — Indifference Blamed

Push Talks  On Lustron  Tewwar esting   Lawyers Trying To Save Company

Government Seeks Plan For Lustron  DEC Wlante Blank   RFC Wants Plant In Operetion To Aid Housing

Ohio Corn Crop Off85,000 Bu   Wheat, Oats, Fruit Laq Behind 1949

Atlantic Storm Growin oe Again   Written Off As Dead, Hur. ricane Getting Bigger

ee  Truman T alk Is Aimed at Asiatics But ‘Point May Have Been Missed by Masses

Truman Asks 18 Billions For Fighting   Formal Request For More Cash Given Congress

Vinson Believes U.S. Should Keer Rubber Plants   Condition of World Is Cited by Senator in Address Today: Sawyer Appears.

Truman Plan Is Opposed By Vinson   Sale of Rubber Plants Opposed

Excess Profits Tax Proposed   . Levy Similar to War Assessment Urged to Balance Excise Cut

BILLION DOLLAR ‘EXCISE PROFITS’ TAX IS PROPOSED   WOULD MAKE UP FOR RECOMMENDED CUTS IN EXCISE TAXES

‘Profits’ Tax On Corporations ls Proposed   Congressman Says New Levy Would Offset Losses From Reduced Excises

Canton Sends Ground Force To Manchuria   Oiher Units Alerted For Korean Fighting Within Next 40 Day:

Chinese Communists Reported Mobilizing To Fight in Korea  U. S. Is Charged With ‘Armed Invasion of China Territory’

ARMY CALLS UP 40,000 DRAFTEES FOR DECEMBER   Navy And Air Force Are Again Silent On Bid For Drafted Men

Army Issues Call For 40,000 More Draftees In. December  New Group To Come From 19-25 Age ' Group; Is 30,000 Below November's __

December Draft Call for 40,000  1,522 Medical Men To Be Inducted Too

BOARDS 70 DRAFT 40,000 FOR ARMY DURING DECEMBER   Men to Be Chosen .From Those Aged 19 to 25—Call Is for 30,000 Less Than in November.   SUMMONS GOES OUT FOR PHYSICIANS   922 Will Be Taken in Novem ber, December and January Along With 500 Dentists, 300 Veterinarians.

U. S.To Call 40,000 Men In December   Draft Quota Shows Slight Reduction From November

Says Virgin Birth a ‘Mirage’ Anglican Professor Attacks ‘Many Accepted Church Dogmas

Anglican Urges Revised Dogmas   Wright Cites Virgin Birth as One in Which Few Have Confidence

If Town Says ‘Yes’, Heiress Will Open Super Deluxe Pigvery: But Officials: Sull Feel “Pios Is Pigs”

'MW Chieftain Accuses Taft and Denham Of Trying Te Cripple Mine Union; Nearly 50,000 Miners Idle In Walkouts

Coal Dispute Again Hits Boiling Point   Miners in Seven States Out; New Move in Congress.

MOVE STARTS IN CONGRESS ON IDLENESS   Group Wants Truman To Act in Declaring An  Fmercqency

Lewis Is Harsh With Taff And NLRB Counsel   Latter Is Called Hi-Profit Tong's ‘Hatchet Man’

90,000 Miners in 7 States Strike; Govt. Intervention Urged      Lewis Raps Call For Use of Taft-Hartley As ‘Oppression;’ GOP Legislators Back Drive To Force White House Action

‘uel Merchants Cali Lewis Tactics “Strike Against The Poor Man;” Lewis Defends  His Program

Lewis Charges Taft, NLRB Chief Try To Scuttle UMW As Coal Row Boils Away

Draft Extension Bill Approved By Committee   House Measure Gives Congress Final Authority

Draft Extension Approved By House Committee   Congress Would Approve Induction

Draft Extension Gets Approval Of House Group   Committee, However, Stipulates No New Inductions Unless Okd by Congress.

Congress Would Have Final Say On Inductions   Two-Year Extender Wins Unanimous Approval Of Armed Services Committee: 21-Month Inductions

raver 2-Year Extension of Drecant Dra   Honse Committee Gives Approval But Says There Can Be No Inductions Unless Coneress Aunroves

House Group Okays2-Year Draft Extension   Legislation Would Continue Provisions Under Present Law

Civie Leader Awaits Trial For Thefts   Man Accused Of Taking Bank’s Funds Says He Has Had ‘Living Hel?

CASHIER ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT   Ohioan Says He Experienced “Living Hell.” .

CIVIC LEADER EXPLAINS THEFTS  Embezzler Tells of His ‘Living Hell’

Progress Reported In Telephone Talks  Bell Considering New Wage Proposal

White House Rail Talks Go Into Night   Some Progress ‘ Reported Made

No Ships For Aid ToKoreanForce  Tydings Says Help Will Soon Be On Way

Slow Boats Tc China Hurt Arms  Lack Of Ships Delays Armament For Korea

MISSIONARY SPEAKS HERE Christianity Is Declared Only. Bar To Red Advance In Japan

Ae te ARR A  MISSIONARY SPEAKS HERE  Christianity Is Declared Only Bar To Red Advance In Japan

Lococo Indicted In Kansas City Crime Cleanup  Underworld Figure Active In Days Of ‘Boss’ Pendergast

Grand Jury Indicts Two In Kansas City   Gambler, Former County Official Face Charges

Mob ‘Enforcer,’ Ex-Prosecutor, Indicted by U.S,   Kansas City Hoodlum Leader Faces Federal Prosecution

Cite Binaggio Aide Lococo On Tax Count   Federal Jury Acts  At Kansas City After Nine-Month Inquiry Into Underworld

fnforcer for Pondergasc — eee eee  [Binaggio Mobster Indicted in 7 . 'For Income Tax Evasion

TWO HELD ON TAX CHARGES IN KANSAS CITY   Grand Jury Probe To Dig. Deeper Into Big Gambling Circuit

Pendergast Era Enforcer Named In Income Case  Two Are Charged With Evading Income Tax An Cambiinnc Bee fite

TWO ARE ACCUSED UF TAX EVASION AT KANSAS GHTY   Onetime Underworld Frfore. er and a Former Assistant Prosecutor Indicted by (rrand Jury,   HANGLAND CHARACTER CHARGED ON 5 COUNTS   True Bills First to Be Re. turned Since Alleged Figures in $34,500,000 Rackets Were Named,

Pendergast Underworld ‘Enforcer’ Indicted By Kansas City Grand Jury

Kansas City Grand Jury Indicts 2 on Tax Charges  Former Official And Gambler Are First Named

HUNDREDS HUNT WILD LEOPARD   Beast Escapes From Zoo In Oklahoma City

Animal, Recently Added to Park Collection, Leaps from Deep Pit And Disappears; Search Is Futile

STAY INDOORS, CITIZENS WARNED Oklahoma City Zoo Visitors Scatter as Leopard Escapes

Animal Leaps Out of Zoo Pit 18 Feet Deep   Oklahoma City Folk Told to Keep Stall Children indoors

OKLAHOMA CITY ALERTED AS JUNGLE BEAST LEAPS FROM PIT  Vicious Leopard Escapes Zoo

Vicious Leopard at Large After Escape From Zoo   Animal Fresh From the Wilds of India Prowls About Oklahoma City

Plant Sabotage Threat Reporfed  Flood Warning !s Made by Strikers

DELAY IS SEEN FOR FEPC BILL   Drive is Under Way For Action On Foreign Aid Measure

FEPC MEASURE MAY BE PLACED BEHIND OTHERS   Foreign Aid Bill's Backers Press Fox Consideration Of Its Provisions — South: ern Filibuster Is Ready.

OES TO SPONSOR “MISSISSIPPI RHYTHM" ' AT. PRINCESS FRIDAY, APRIL 7 = >

GOP Opposes  Crime Panel   Special Committee to Probe Svndieates Criticized

(1.0. P. OPPOSES DEMOCRATIC PLAN FOR CRIME PROBE   Move to Turn Investigation Over to Special Five-Man Committee Rapped by Taft.   KANSAS CITY KILLINGS UNDER DISCUSSION   Kem Calls on Truman to Act Against “Unholy Alliance” There Between Politics and Crime.

TO OPPOSE DEMOCRATS OVER PLAN   GOP to Fight Crime Inquiry Setup; Taft Makes Charges

House Members From State Ask More REA Powe   Ee Sn! (eee eee re   Want Lines Running From Arkansas to Southwest Missouri

Army Chief Scrapes Death In Quick Visit With Admiral To Korean Fronts

Collins Optimistic After War ‘Visit’  Army Chief Scrapes Close to Death on Tour of Battle Line

GENERAL STRIKE CALLED AGAINST G. E   Walkout af 32 Plants of Gian Electrical Manufacturer Set for Tuesday.

Russian Mines Found Floating Close To Korea  Were Recently Laid And Not Long Out Of

Russian Mines Found off Korea  Not Out of Storehouse Lona, Sherman Says

U.S. Navy Picks Up Russian-Type Mines Off Korea   American Fatalities Have Resulted From Presence; Are  ‘Mark JG

Mines Floating  OffKoreaC sain   Explosives Are Of Russian Type, Sherman Says

Navy Finds Russian-Type Mines Off Korea   Explosion Kills Nine Men On Destroyer Brush

RED-TYPE MINES LAID OFF KOREA   BLAST KILLED NINE ON U, S, DESTROYER; ANOTHER SHIP HIT

Americans Find Red-Type Mines Off Korean Coast   Chief Of Naval Operations Called For Questioning On Submarine Prices

2nd U.S. Ship Damaged, Some Deaths   Adm. Sherman Bares Use of Red Weapons Barred in War Rules

Russian Type Floating Mines Seen Off Korea   Naval Officials Report Discovery Of Explosives

Russian-Made  Mines In Use U. S. Ships Damaged  Off Korea—Sherman

Russian Mines Found Afloat Off Korea Coast   Red-Made Weapon Blamed for Blast Of U. S. Destrover

House Group Told Moored Type Floated   _“Great Many Found,” Recently Laid, Navy . Operation Head Says

Admiral Sherman Says Navy Has Found Many Russian Mines Floating Off Coast of Korea  Some Small Vessels Have Beer Damaged. Congressmen Told

Detect Many Russian Type  Mines Afloat   Admiral Sherman Says _ Mines Recently Laid  In Waters Off Korea

Naval Chief. Says Charges Laid Recently   Adm. Sherman State Two U. S. Warships Damaged by Devices

FIND SOVIETTYPE MINE OFF KOREA   Admiral Sherman Reports Many Floating “Mark 26” Russian Mines Encountered by U. S. Navy.   TWO AMERICAN SHIPS DAMAGED   Fatalities on Both, 9 Killed on Destroyer; Floated Down River or Laid by Small Craft.

Floating Mines of Soviet Type   U.S. Ships Find Them Near Coast of Korea

Admiral Sherman Says Ships Finding Many Recently Laid  . f* fa - RAL Will.   House Committee Told Nine Men Killed And Ten Injured Aboard Destroyer Brush: Other Fatalities Mentioned.

MANY RUSSIAN MINES AFLOAT   Another U. S. Ship Besides Brush Damaged With Loss Of Life

Floating Mines Identified as Russ  Sherman Lays Blame For Destroyer Brush Tragedy on Soviets

Find Russian Mines Off Korea; One Ship Hit. .   Admiral Sherman _ Says Floating Mines Were Laid. Recently.

Russian-Type Floaters Are Found in Sea   Explosives May Have Been Turned Loose in Rivers

Mary Mines, Russian Made Are Found In Korean Waters   ADMIRAL SHERMAN SAYS MINES “RECENTLY LAID AND NOT LONG OUT OF STOREHOUSE”

Truman Expects To Give Jobs To 100 Men  Nominations Left   Nominations Left Unapproved By Recent Conaress

Truman Acts To Fill Federal Jobs First Recess Appointment Made by President Today

100 Nomination: Left Hanging As Senate Recesses   President May Give Some Temporary Appointments

Truman Starts Giving Temporary Appointments to Nominees Not Confirmed by U. S. Senate

of ” Pf  Truman Plans Appointments  Senate Fails to Take  A ss * o at ic ars ST

‘Truman May Fill Ranks . Temporarily   Senate Leaves 100 Nominations Open For Further Action

Republican Says Reds On State Department Poll   MaMahon Promises More Investigation

McCarthy Claims Reds Are On U.S. Payrolls   Senator Challenged By State Department To Identify Workers

Senator Says 57 Commies  In-State Dept.   McCarthy Makes Disclosure In Utah Address

Television Antennae Are Creating New Heights for Man-made Structures

(arrollo, Three Others Charged  Federal Government Alleges Feionies by Four Kanaas Citvans

and Fagan Dickson, Supreme Court, Place 1, and Meade F. Griffin and George Harwood, Supreme Court, Place 3.

INDIA ACCUSES CHINESE REDS   Says That Country Greatly Increasing Drift Toward General War

Truman Dratts Report to U. S. On Wake Talks   Chief to Leave Honolulu Today for Trip Back To San Fre: sisco

Truman Drafts  Policy Speech For Broadcast   Believes Commie Danger Can Be Surmounted in Far East

Pacific Fleet’s Use Studied  Navy’s Top Admiral: Map Korean Duty

South Koreans Fight Back Into Port City of Pohang   Army Spokesman Says It Is Yet Too Early To Say That Town Has Been Recaptured

War Review ‘Shocks’ Prime Minister, Cabinet Notified   Gen. Bradley Says Troops In Position for Removals; US. - Britich Talke Raciume

London Talks tvacuafion From Korea   Pessimistic Reports From Britain Are Credited to Prime Minister Attlee

Briton Shocked At Review of War Picture _   Military: Sources Admit Korean  ed te PP

British Feel K vacuation  By UN Likely   Military Men Think Main Hope Will Be To Hold A Bridgehead

KoreaSituation Worse Than Attlee Expected   British Leader Continues to Press U. S. to Avoid All-out Ching Wer

Bradley Paints Grim Picture af Senate Hearing   Chinese Menace Escape Route in Northeast Korea

Attlee Warns Government Mass Evacuation Possible: Shocked at BradleyReview

Defense Job to Be Hardest One For Marshall?  Third Man to Hold Difficult Position

Marshall Faces His Biggest Job   General Answers Committees Queries

Marshall Faces . Difficult Period. in Defense Role  Needs Only Senate’s Confirmation, Oath tc Take Over New Post

Gen. Marshall On Threshold of Toughest Job   Only Formalities Remain to Make Him Defense Chief

Apt win Pee ie Cet vb   Expect Senate To Ratify His Aosomiment  Todav

Marshall Facing Toughest Job Of His Long Career  Gen jarvis Thit rd Secre

MARSHALL ON THRESHOLD OF BIGGEST JOB   Certain Senate Confirmation and Formal Swearing in Needed to Make General Sec. of Defense   QUESTIONING HEATED

SenateOkeh Of Marshall Now Certain   General Starting His Most Difficult Post In Long Public Life

On Threshold of Difficult Job  Marshall Assured of  Senate Confirmation

Critics Toss Hot Issues At Marshall   Senate Committee Approves General For Defense Job

Marshall ls Standing On Threshold Of One Of Most Difficult Jobs In US

General Marshall Ts On Threshold Of Difficult Job   Senate Committee Cover Many, Varied Fields In Questioning

ClO-USW OPENS TALKS TO GAIN NEW PAY HIKE   Republic, J & L Begin Negotiations As U. 8. Steel Is Silent

Wu and Aids Reach Londor   Chinese Red Delegation Arrives by Plane on Trip Home to Peiping.

CHINA DELEGATES ARRIVE IN LONDON   US. & R. Envoy Greets ‘Ceara Wa At Airport’

Envoy Confirms Iroop Orders  Chinese Ordered to Advance Into Tibet

Neti: seed Action in Tibet   Regret Is Expressed 2, by Indian at Peiping

Orders for Tibet Invasion Confirmed   Red Chinese Troops Ready To Enter Lama’s Domain

Tibetan War Plan Verified   India’s China Envoy Confirms Order but Not Actual invasion

Confirms Reports Chinese Communists Ordered to Advance Into Tibet

Unique Homecoming Ceremony Planned by High School for Friday Football Game Here   Losing Pitcher Acclaimed  Phils Edged by Yanks  In First Series Game

Robin Roberts Is Big Hope Of NL Champions   Raschi’s Brilliant Performe ance In Opener Lengthens Odds On Yanks; Rey nolds For New Yorkers

Glory of Missouri Counties af Stake in Ham Contest   Five Entries Expected in Tasting Competition in Washineton.

Senate Probe of Gambling. Resumed   Telephone and Telegraph Officials

Pyongyang Plastered  By B-29s   More Than 540 Tons Of Bombs Dropped There And At Wonsan; OW] Refinery Fired

B-29s Give Northern Red Bases Worst Blast   - Newly Arrived Bombers Left States Only Six Days before Latest Raid

B-9's Strike Heaviest Blow Of Korean War   540 Tons of Bombs Hit Red Capital And Oil Center

B-29s Score Hits On Key War Targets   Planes Arrived Only Six Days Ago; Drop Record Bomb Loads

Bombers Plaster 2 Korean Towns   Drop 540 Tons Of Bomba in Heaviest Strike of War

B-298 RACK UP HEAVIEST RAID OF KOREAN WAR   Bombers Plaster Pyongyang, Red Capital; Refinerv At Wonsan

Again Rejects a Protest   Red China States Indians Have No Right to Interfere

China Rejects Indian Protest   Military Invasion of Tibet Results in Note

Chinese Reds Reject India Note On Tibet   Declare Country Has Interfered In Affair Affecting Only China

Chinese Reject Second Indian Protest On Tibet  Can't Interfere in Internal China Affair

REDS WANT TIBET   China “Brusquely” Rejects India’s Protest of Invasion

Senate Unit Tightens Up On Quotas   Potato Surplus Is Object Of Move To End Costly Excess

AFL Appeals For Some Price Control   But Declares Freezing of Wages Would Be “Unjust”,

AFL Demands Quick Price Curb Action   ‘No Painless Way to Stop Inflation,’ Ascerts LPinian Grann

Mob Perils Contfessed  Slayer of 3   But Guardsmen And Police Quiet  S. Carolina Town

TRUMAN BITTERLY DENOUNCED FOR BACKING ALLISON   Young Democrats From Second District Brand President's Indorsement  In terference in Primary.   GROUP IN ST, LOUTS FOR CONVENTION   David V. Bear, Spokesman for Delegates, Says They Favor Thomas Hennings for Senate,

Smith Vetoes  $5 Million ~  Appropriations State Ought  To Have Nest Egg, Governor Says

Governor Cuts Out Fund for Building Here   Smith Eliminates Appropriations of $575,000 for  College Structure.   Whacks $5,545,000  From Postwar Funds

Stealth And Deception Are Used In Korean Wa   Soldier Becomes Civilia: And Farmer Fires From Ridge

Korean War One of Trickery, Stealth; You Never Know Who Your Enemy Is

Jap Commies AreVotedOut  In Elections   They Win Only Two Seats In Upper House: Vote Victory For W’Arthur

Pro-American Party Licks  Jap Commies   Reds Win Only Two Seats in Diet Election .-

ny-Americans Win 9 apanese Election; L ‘ommunists Sizzle S   vin 94 Sign For on; Lee College “le Summer Term

Communists In Japan Lose To Liberals   Victory Of Pro-Americat Party ‘Endorsement’ 0) MacArthur’s Policies

Jap Voters Defeat Reds In Election.   Communists Fail To Win One Seat

Arms Outlay May be Hiked. Acheson Says   This to be Done If ‘ Russia Continues Present Policies

West To Be Required To Put More Effort fn ‘Defense Planning And Spending, He Says

Why Foreign Arms Cash Needed   Acheson Tells Gc Congress Why . Larger Sum May Be Asked

$1.2 Billion May Have Te Be Increased Within Year, He Save   Adequate Defenses Are ‘Long Way Off   Draft Of Legislation To Continue Aid Program Sent To Congress

More Arms Aid May Se Need'd Says Acheson   If Russia Continues Present Policies

Allies Smash Enemy’s Last Defense Line   Only Guerrilla Action Lefts Commanders See End Onf Basor War

UN Troops.  Cut Commie Resistance  Not Enough: Red : Manpower’ Left To Make-Stand ~

Allied Troops Occupy Most of Capital of Reds  Complete Contro Over Pyongyang Matter.of Hours

Mightiest Air Blow Is Struck By Big Planes   One Aircraft Is Reported Lost

Harvey Dies Of Injuries In Accident   Mrs. Betty Greene Also Hurt During Dl-Fated Races —

Army Investigator is First Witness in Finance Probe   House Subcommittee Starts Tomorrow in “lesouiontes’ Hunt.

“Miss South Side”’ Will Be Picked Here Friday Night  Many Pretty Girls  Marte Ma Sh

‘‘Miss South Side’ Will Be Picked Here Friday Night   Many Pretty Girls Will Be Seen At Palmer Park

Park Baptist Church Enlarges Sunday School Since Buying Dwelling

State Dept. Is Cool To Idea Hatched  At Parley in Prague: Sincerity Doubted

Wants Allies To Consider Prague Plan.   Proposal Seen Attempt To Sway Pact Powers  From Rearming Europe

New Clue in Shooting Dowr of U. S. Plane   Metal Container and Flares Picked Up by Swedish Navy

Signal Flares 5th Clue to Baltic Plane: "U.S. Reports Soviet Purce in Critical Area   Told bv Refugees

FAMILY OF FIVE KILLED IN FIRE   Parents, Three Children Die  In Pennsylvania

B-26 BOMBERS © COLLIDE OVER CALIFORNIA   Three Airmen Killed, One Seriously Hurt

Police Arrest Dragna Cohorts   Arsenal Is Seized in Home of Produce Dealer Alleqed Mafia Leader

Uncover No Evidence Indicating Justice Department Remiss In Its Prosecution

‘No Evidence’ Found Ta Support Charges Against Officers, Unit Says   But New Espionage Law Held Essential   Safety Of Nation Held In Jeopardy From Increased Commie Activities

Federal Grand Jury Reports On Its Probe   OSS Also Cleared In Jury's Report

FEI Supported in Amerasia Gase   Grand Jury Finds No Evidence of Neglect in Prosecution.

Federal Grand Jury Probe Upholds 1945 Prosecution in Amerasia Case

Find Justice Dept. Not  “Remiss” in Prosecution   Federal Grand Jury Conducts “Runaway” Examination of 1945 Amerasia Case

FEDERAL JURY IN NEW YORK “GIVES REPORT   Finds No Evidence of Lack of Prosecution ih Amerasia Case.

Amerasia Case Probe Reports Nothing Remiss   Jury Asserts Justice Department Acted ir Responsible Manner

Larger Voice Of America To be Asked   Administration Feels Iron Curtain Can be Pierced

RE FUNDS NEEDED FOR COLD WAR   America Sald -Winhing in Cold War As Russia Shows Signs of ditters in Her Opposition to YVolce Broadcasts.

ROUTE THRU BALDWIN   Star Mail Service Will Link Kansas City and Neodesha

 THREE BILLION SPENT -Flow of Army Contracts Becomes Gigantic Stream

WAR CONTRACTS ARE BEING LEI   TANHS COSTING 8210,000,000 ORDERED—AIRCRAFT PURCHASES SECRET.

Yugoslavia Offers To Make Peace With Russia; Basis: Mutual Respect

PROVIDES FOR SLAY EQUALITY AND FREEDOM   Proposal Comes from Member of Politburo of Red Party.

Yugoslavia Offers To End -- Quarrel With Reds On Mutual Respect Basis,

Yugoslavia Asks to  Return to Ranks of  Russian Satellites Offers to Make  Peace on Basis of Mutual Respect

IS RECALLED TO DUTY  Carl James of K. U. Staff Wil Leare October 1

Stassen Lays Korea Toll To Demo Ills   Truman’s ‘Pie-in-Sky’ Talk Draws Scorn of Wherry

Truman Speech Called ‘Phony’  ‘Shock to Intelligence,’ Sen. Wherry Declares

State Deaths for Holiday Period Reach Fourteen   Seven Persons Die in Road Accidents and Two Drowned

Mystery Craft Is Sighted Off Mendocino Pt.   Planes, Coast Guard Go After Diver; Looks Like Cerman Make

MacArthur Reports U.N. Can Hold Reds  But Cautious General - Warns Of Danger Of Beock Atiacke

W Arthur Sees Allies Holding  For Time Being   UN Forces Relatively Secure. He Savs After Trip to Korean Froyts

BELIEVES ALLIES ~CAN HOLD OFF FOE   ‘BUT GENERAL MARTHUF WARNS THY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO DO IT LONG.

Visits Kerea Front: Gen. Mac Says U.N. Troops Can’t Hold Out for Lone

G. 0. P. RALLY TONIGHT   Congressman Scrivner Will Speak At the City Hall at 8 o'clock

‘Gen. Walker Had Hoped to Launch Counter-Offensive   Re NOW WHITEHEAD

Gen. Walker Never Quit Hoping For Time To Counter-Attack Chinese Reds

WAREHOUSE: FIRE'LOSS_ ESTIMATED AT“$10,00   Flames Gut 2 Buildings Full-Of: Furniture   Harry. Nemtzow, Owner, Hints     Fire May Bo of. Incendiary Orlgin; "Two Firemen Hart!

WAREHOUSE FIRE LOSS ESTIMATED AT $10,000     Flames Gut 2. Buildings Full Of Furniture     Harry Nemtzow, Owner, Hints Fire May Be of Incendiary. Ont gin; Two Firemen Hurt

Ask Congress To Vote More For Airports —  Sedalia Municipal Feld Included Among Those Namec

City May Get Airport Money   Aid Included In Bill Now Up For House Debate

House Works On Airport Appropriations   Gov't Allots $60,000 For Runway Here

BILL PROVIDES AIRPORT FUNDS   CENTRALIA SLATED FOR $40,000 GRANT; LOCAL SHARE $45,00€

$50,000 For Airport In  Congress Bill   Sum Set Aside By Government Must Be Matched By City

“Funds Sought For Airports In Arkansas   Canarace Achad Tn   ny Congress Asked To Vote Money For Improvements :

Congress Being Asked fo Vote $36,700,00( For Airports: Helena Would Get $30,000

Funds Set Up For City and Murray Ports   Congress Pondering Bill Which Would Send Money to Improve Many Airports in Nation

AIRPORT FUNDS BILL PRODDED   Grand Loke Projects Included In Proposed Program Beginning July 1

Sea Yields More Traces of Plane  Rubber Rescue Suits Pe ".F.. # 83. =. re Bee,

More Baltic Plane Evidence Located   Atrmens’ Suits, Book Found Near Crash Site

Switchmen And Railroads Settle Dispute  92 Cant Hourly   23-Cent Hourly Increase Ratified

Settlement Made in Rail Dispute  ‘Mav Be Racic for Teain   May Be Basis for Traine men Talks

  Call Strike Against GE In 32 Plants  Switchmen s Controversy  Is Settled

AF.L. Switchmen Settle Long Fight Over Pay with 10 Midwest Railroads

SETTLEMENT OF WAGE DISPUTE   AFL .Switchmen’s Unior And Railroads Reach Agreement

Switchmen Sign, End Controversy  Hike Of 23 Cents Per Hour Granted

Senator Wants Two Groups To Probe Rackets   McCarthy Proposes Full Scale Inquiry Into Gambling

Racketeering Probe Uroed   Senator Asks inquiry On Gambling Activities

Plan Given Full Support By Kefauver  McCarthy Suggests Agents To Handle  matentic

Connally Backing  H-Bomb   Senator Says Nation Needs This Weapon For Security Use

Connally Urges Nation Arm With H-Bomb To Keep Peace   Security of Pecple Requires Best Weapons To Remain Strona, Texas Senater Declares

South Korean Leader Urges  Push to North   UN Ground Troops Range Along Border Separating Korea

Orders Awaited On Pursuit Of Retreating Reds   Top Command Procrastinate; South Koreans Insist On Invasion, Bombers Level Enemy Escape Center; UN Headquarters Moved Up

UN Force Ready To Plunge Into  Northern Korea   Defense Minister Urges Action  To ‘Finish Off The Job’ Now

By HOWARD HANDLEMAN  Bar Eastern Biractar. International Nawe farvieca

John L. Lewis to Enter Negotiations for First Time Since December

Early Signing Of Anthracite Contract Seen   Lewis Will Lead Hard Coal Talks

SOUTH AMBOY DANGER HIGH   Businesses Reopen, But Police Warn More Blasts Expected.

Amboy Returns To Work; Shells Still Dangerous  Demolition Teams Clear Up; Students Wan’'t Have Schoo]

Weather   Stores Open For Business At South Amboy  aes a ee Fee   Demolition Squads Continue Search For Live Shells

Blast-Torn Town Is Back ‘Tn Business’   Boarded-Up Stores Open While Arm; Detonates Mines

EW BLASTS \RE HEARD IN SOUTH AMBOY   ‘wenty Tons of Phospher sus Shoot Flames 100 Feet  into Air, Setting Off Scores ef Lend Mines   1UNDREDS BADLY HURT

Comb Dock Area At South Amboy For Live Shells   : Phosphorus Fires on > Sunday Alarm City, "Set Off Mines

Blast - Hit City I s Digging Out; New Fire Burns   Phosphorous Fire Smoulders As Army Hunts Last Of Live Shells

South Amboy Is Threatened With New Explosions   City Returns To Regular Business Routine After Counting 27 Dead, Millions Of Dollars Damages

South Amboy Residents Are  Back On Jobs   Army Officials Say Live Shell Danger To Last 3-4 Days

Blast-Torn “Calm” — City Moves Warily Amonc Live Shells, Flaring Fires

South Amboy Sfarts Cleaning Up Blast Debris   Business-As-Usual  As Army Crew Look:

South Amboy Refurns to Business-as- Usual Today But It May Be Four Days Before ‘All Danger From Live Shells Is Removed

Cleanup Work Starts in Blasted City   Search for Live Shells, Fuses Starts At South Amboy, N. J.

BUSINESS BACK TO NORMAL IN SOUTH AMBOY   Demolition Squads Stil Seek Live Shelle In kK enloaion Area

Blast-Torn City Returns to Work As Usual Today.   * Danger. of Live. Shells Continues

South Amboy Business-As-Usual But Citizens Still Hear Blasts   Weekend Disaster Takes 27 Lives; Live Shells Still Among Wreckage

Phosphorus Fires Cover City With Smoke  South Amboy Returns To Business As Usual \After Waterfront Blast Leaves 27 Persons Deac

South Amboy Business s Resume!   Danger From Live Shells Continues In Blasted City

Blasts Still Jar Stricken  South Amboy   Waterfront Area to Be Danger Zone for Days Until Mines and Live Shells Removed

High Waters Cause Heavy State Damage  350 Families Driven From Homes By ;  A?

—FREE SPEECH’ Move Gains Support Of Dixiecrats  Bills Offered By Taft, Martin

Bills Oppose Reprisals In  Government   Measures Seek To Protect Witnesses Before Committees

Tait Joins Vandenbera   Ohio Senator Calls For Non - Partisan Survey Group

1 GOP Senators Ask For Survey Of Foreign Aid  Taft, Vandenberg Want Check Made Of Truman’‘s Plan

Taft Backs Plan For Aid Checkup  Okays Survey Step On Needs Overseas

Taft Backs Unpartisan Aid Survey   Joins Vandenberg In Urging Study of Best Way U.S. Can Continue Aid to Non-Communists

WOULD SURVEY WORLD NEEDS   Taft Joins Vandenberg In  Calling For Study of Aid Requirements

Survey Urged On Future Of US Foreign Aid   Vandenberg Looking Beyond End Of ECA

Taft Calls For ‘Nonpartisan’ Aid Survey  Future Course Of American Help: Is

Taft Joins Move For Survey Of U.S. World Aid   Suggests Non-Partisar Study Should Include Truman's Point-4 Plan

Future U. S. Aid Survey Urged  GOP Leaders Want ‘Unpartisan ‘Study

INTO THIRD WEEK   Defense Minister Trying te Form New French inet

Cold Wave Heads East   National Guardsmen Alerted as Flood: Force Hundreds to Flee Homes.

Cold Blamed In 16 Deaths  OverAmerica   Frigid Blasts Cover Nation As Mid-Winter “Spring” Is Routed

Cold Wave Is Heading  Eastward  16 Dead in West As Sleet, Snow Hit Plains; N.Y.  LY gtr ee RON rot pete

So. Koreans — Fight Fleeing   U. S. Marines Run _ Into Resistance Below Uijongbu

Reds Retreating Rapicly Before Two Spearheads   American Planes Give Close Air Support to Ground Forces: Expect Enemy to Make Determined Stand at Wonsaon. 100 Miles Above Border

South Koreans Push Northward Against Invaders   American B-29s And Fighters Give Close Air Support To ROK Ground Forces; Communist Foe Expected To Make Most Determined Stand At Wonsan

ROK Troops Race Up To 35 Miles Into No. Korea  Americans Meet Stout Resistance

Little Fight Displayed By Red Forces   American B-29's, Fighter Planes Give Air Suppart

Reds May Try Stand 70 Miles Above Parallel   No Reports Say Americans Have Invaded North

REDS MAY MAKE - STAND AT COAST CITY OF WONSAN   U.S. Marines Run Into Strong North Korean Resistance South of Border, But Fresh Aerial Support May Speed Advance.

Enemy Forces FallBack Toward Town of Wonsar   U. S. B-29's, Fighter Planes Give Support To Ground Forces

Tydings Calls For Red Names FromM’Carthy   Public Showdewn In \ Senator’s Charges ° * Started By Group .

Government Red Hunt Is Begun   Senate Panel Probes Charge Commies In State Department

McCarthy Opens State Dept. Case   Comnie Infiltration Charged Bv Senator

Williams Adds 1 Subjects fo List  To Be Considered — By Legislators

Sen. Pepper Fails In Test Of New Deal   Southern Democrats Now Plan to Oppose President In 1952

—Late Sport NewsMcCarthy Resigns As Red Sox Pilot; O’Neill to Helm

PLAN TO DRAFT HALF-MILLION BY JUNE 30   Army Sticking to Plan Despite Favorable Developments in Korea — Nayy, Alr Force and Marine Corps ‘Not Planning Draftces In December.

Army Still Aims To Call 500,000 By Next June 30  Reaffirms Decision After issuing Call ~ For 40.000 In December

Half-Million Draft By June Plan To Stick   December Reduced To 40,000 Due To Holiday Season

Half-Million Face Draft By June 30   Army Wants 40,006 Men In December

AND THEN THE DOG LEFT HOME  Television Aerial Shorts Power Line and... Wow!

RITES HELD FOR BINAGGIO, AIDE   Slain Konses City Politiciar And Henchman Buried as Probe Continues

Some Pallbearers Wouldn ‘t Show Up But— Lavish Funerals Held for Two Charleys in Kansas City Today

BURY BINAGGIO, BODYGUARD IN $2,500 CASKETS   Police Mingle With Crowds; Four ‘Honorary’ Pallbearers Decline.

Rites Are Held For Binaggio   1,000 Attend Funeral Of Political Leader

More Than 500 Floral Pieces  For Two Slain  Wp. be. _ oF. .) oa   Police Seek Motive For Murder Politica Boss, Henchman

Flowers for Binaggio and His Henchman   Funeral Rites for Slain Political Leader and His Fellow Victim; 1000 Attend Ceremony

Police Mingle With Binaggio Funeral Crowd   Honorary  Pallbearer Don't Attend: St. Louis Story Denied

Mourning List Long For Binaggio, Henchman   Christians Return To Jobs With New Faith

Testimony Heard On Union Move  For Injunction Seeks Higher Pay Rate on Hiahway Jobs

Both Parties Claim Victory On Tomorrow   Hottest State Drive -For Votes on Record Reaches Eve of Crucial Election Day

Hottest General Election in  Years for State Combines With Good Weather--Big Vote Seen

STRIKE WITHIN be MILES OF ‘SOUTH CAPITAL   Marines Slash Into Red-Held Pocket Along River Line

Troops Sent Reeling Back By Communist Attack Near Taegu   Does Not Appear To Be Maior Break

 Hill-Fighting Marines Overlook River Line; Reds Pick Weak Spots

Serious Threat To —   Americans, Also on.  Offensive, Foree 10,000 Reds To xine Croma at Naktong

Two Battles Appear To Mark Start of Showdown Along Naktong and On Approaches of Taegu; Red Offensive Serious   STRATEGIC HEIGHT TAKEN BY MARINES

Showdown On Naktong Gets Uncer Way   Yanks Open Drives In Two Sectors

Assault Hits Beachhead on {5- Mile Front  Marines and Army Force e+ Ope n Own Driv

Reserves MayBeCalled To Meet Korean Crisis   Up to Six Billion Dollars in Additional Funds May Be   Sought—Full Accounting of Defense Funds Demanded

CALL TO GUARDS TO BE PARTIAL, JOHNSON CLAIMS   Amount Of Funds Sought For Korean Defense Still Uncertain   CONNOLLY, CAPEHART TANGLE IN WRANGLE

Imminent Calls for Partial Guard Mobilization Forecast   Only Part of Reserve Forces To Be Called, Sen. Johnson Says: Billions To Be Asked

Leaders Hint Guard. Call, New Billions  Only Part of Troons.   Only Part of Troops. Reserves to Get Orders, Says Texan

Republican Senators Ask Accounting Of What Wa  Done With $53 Billion Defense Funds Voted

RESERVISTS TO BE CALLED UP AS NEEDED   Texas Senator Says Active Duty Order Will Be Issued Soon

Call for Guard, Reserves Imminent, ‘Administration Informs Congress

Forecast Partial Call of Reserves   Will Need 6 Billions to Meet Korean Crisis

Partial Call For Reserve, Guard Seen   Request for Huge Arms Appropriation Also Predicted

Nat'] Guard, Reserve Call Is Predicted Soon On As-Needed Basis  Senators Row Over Lack Of Korean — * Military Ald From Other Netinn.

Early Calls For Fighting Men Likely   Six-Billion-Dollar Korean War Fund Also May Be Askec

Reserve, Guard  QuickCallSeen   War Effort Picks Up Speed on Coast

National Guard And Reserves Slated for Call   Latter to Go Into Service Only az Needed, Says  Texae Senatar

Peace Talk Is Regarded As “Old Hat”   But The Fact That Delegate Spoke Out At All Indicates That Russi Has Something In Mind

Measure Is Passed By A 35 to 11 Vote   Foes Keep It In Upper House On A Motion To. Reconsider

OIL STREAM IGNITES OIL STREAM IGNITES Flash Blaze Sweeps Cruiser  At Sea, Kills Two Sailors

Engineer Leslie Backs Gas Tax In Rotary Talk   ~Would Yield’ $44,000 a Year for Randolph Rural Roads, He Says

Gov. Duff Offers U.S. Republicans *Winning Platform  Victorious Candidate in Primaries Says Formula He Has Used in Pennsylvania

Brannan Invades Midwest in Fight For His Farm Plan  Claims Farm Bureau Looking Out Only For  ‘Big-Scale’ Farmers

DTANNAN ANG KLINE BATTLE AT INSTITUTE   Secretary Says Bureau Trying to Put Little Man Out nf Business.

Taeou Threat Called Eased After Battle   Fighting Rages At Close Quarters, Seven Miles North Of City

Gov. Duff Fires Two Top State Officials ©   James F. Malone And Montgomery Are Supporting  Cooke Candidacy

‘Duff Fires Two State Officials   Malone and Montgom ery Get Ax for “Guerilla Warfare”.

hnineentieenaal  James F. Malone, Jr. State Insurance Co mmissioner And John W. Montgomery, State Athletic Commissioner Out

MALONE FIRED BY GOV. DUFI   2 Top State Officials Ousted As Result Of Hot Primary Fight

Action Follows Reply to Attack By Rep. Kunkel   Political ‘Warfare’ Is Cited in Removing Malone, Montgomery

COUNTY DRIVE IN BOND SALES AT 34 PERCENT   Purchases Of E, G, & F Securities Took Sudden Leap The Past Wee

Foot of Baby Found in Ruins  ‘Of Building   Half a Dozen Probes Seek Cause of Disaster in Chicago

Passengers on Trolley Trapped In Truck Crash   Believe Baby Also Killed; 50 Persons Iniured

Searchers Find Evidence  Ot 34th Victim ot Blaze   Baby’s Foot Found, 50 Others Injured, 10 Are Near Death

FIND FOOT OF DAGY AMON DEAD VGTIMS   Bodies Burn to Near Cinder in Flowing Flames of Gasoline.

Crash Into Gasoline Truck Blasts Seven    Buildings In Area      Search Ruins For Additianal Dead

50 Others Injured In Explosion, Fire When Trolley Strikes Gasoline Tank Truck

Crews Search Ruins of Building Ignited by Flames  Evidence Shows Infant  Also Perished in the Cook Od. Nok

Search For Bodies Of Missing Children  In Fire-Swept Homes   Seven Buildings Ignited By Flames That Trapped Passengers On Crowded Chicago Car.

Baby's Foot Found-CREWS DIG CHARRED BODIES FROM TRUCK-TROLLEY RUIN —   Tale Of Stark Horror Related By Survivors

NEGLIGENCE FEARED INCHICAGOTRAGEDY   Death Toll of Streetcar-Gasoline Truck Collision Reaches 33; Police Hunt Bodies In Ruins of Seven Buildings Destroyed When Flaming Gas Spreads.

Baby May Have Died With 33 Victims of Chicago Trolley Fire   Explosion Follows Collision With Gas Truck; 50 Hurt, Seven Buildings Burned

Chicago Trolley Hits Tank Truck, Becomes Pyre for Trapped Riders: 50 Others Huct, 7 Buildings Burn

Jaffe Faces Charges of Contempt for Evading Answers   Refuses to Talk About Lattimore, Sen. Green Reports on Interview

U.S. Captures Heights, Then Has To Retire   Americans Rushing Tank Reinforcement Units Into Battle

Destroyer ‘Contacts’  Pack Of Foreign Subs  Four Believed In Group; Radar And  Sonar Devices Show ‘Evasive Action’

RADAR, SONAR CONTACT MADE BY DESTROYER   Southern California Alerted As Sub Again Sighted

Northwest Assn. Urges Board Of Education fo Discuss Dismissal of Vande Bogart

International Crisis ToBe Discussed ¢ Big Thrée Diplomatic Chiefs Slate Meet

U.S. Troops Back To Starting Place Of Ill-Fated Attack   Attack May Have Sprung Trap

200,000 Chinese Fight in Korea   Seek to Save Men, Materiel to Set Up New Defence Lines

Jonnson Asks « Conaress Outlaw Gambling Device  Johnson Uraes Action   Johnson Urges Action Against Slot Machines Then Inquiry on Crime

Johnson Asks. Anti-Slot Law   Senator Warns Time Short To Pass Gaming Curb

Immediate Slot-Machine Curb by Congress ‘Is Urged by Senator Edwin C. Johnson

Atlantic Treaty Chiefs Talk War Plans as T hey Meet to Sift Prospects for Unity of Action -

West Cold War Chiefs Sharpen Atfantic Pact   Nations Draft Defense Power Into: Alliance

IN SERIES OF TALKS — West’s Top Strategists Sharpen Teeth Of Pact

Stassen Calls for Wer With Russia in Event Of Further Aggression

Distillery Destreyed By Blast      Stassen Urges ‘Crackdown’ On Reds In Future Aggression

Warning To Moscow Asked By Republican Stassen Calls For War With Russia If New Attack Staged

Harold Stassen Says United States and Allies Should Declare War on Russia If She or Satellites Try Another Ag eression

Stassen Asks Stop-Or-Else Note to Stalin   Warn Moscow Not To Attempt Another ‘Korea.’ 17. S. Told

‘Irish Amendment’ To Foreign Aid Bill Is Denounced By Rayburn As Harmful To Policy

Rayburn Says Irish Amendment To Harm Foreign Policy   Hopes House Will Not Pass The Proviso

Rayburn Raps Irish Aid View   Amendment Called ‘Greatly Harmful’

EXPECT TO NULLIFY IRELAND VOTE   Unusual Action Is Ta Face . Another Test

Pageant Rehearsal To Start This Week Fair Plans Top Any In History Of Event

Tokyo Says Losses Very Moderate   MacArthur Says US Situation Is Not Serious

Enemy Drives To Within 20 Miles Of Kum River   Korea Situation Not Considered Serious

SITUATION IS NOT SERIOUS --MAC ARTHUR   Deny American Outpost Wiped Out; Withdraw After Attack by 40 to 50 North Korean Tanks.

Ground Forces Situation OK --MacArthur   Deny Report Infantry Unit Was Wiped Out

Calls Losses Of U. S. ‘Moderate’   Spokesman Says U. S. Infantrymen Have Withdrawn Strorg Defensive Positions; Attacked By Tanks

MacArthur Informs Pentagon Yank Situation ‘Not Considered Serious’

U. S. Using F-60 Jets And B-26s To Stop Drive And Knock Out Many Tanks And Trucks: Losses Believed Heavy.

MacArthur Says Gls’ Situation ls Not Serious   Pentagon Advised U.S. Losses Have Been ‘Very Moderate

Several Tanks Destroyed But Foe Advances   Spokesman Reports U. S. Troops Pushed Back Eiaht Miles

REPORT DENIED BY MacARTHUR   No Yank Outpost ‘‘Wiped Out,”’ He Says—Withdrew According To Plan.

Report Post ‘Wiped Out’  Draws Denial   U.S. Troops Withdraw Eight Miles As Jets’ Blast Red Tank Unit

Denies U.S. Outpost Was “Wiped Our   ‘Moderate’ Losses Sustained In Making Withdrawal From Advanced Position

Fast Moving Red Tank Units ‘Accompanied By Infantrymen ‘Compe! Americans To Retreat

Deny Outpostis Wiped Out By North Koreans   A Strategic Withdrawal; Situation Not Considered Serious

NORTH KOREANS REGROUP FOR NEW ASSAULT   Gen. Walker Is Named Te Command U. S. Troops; Front Is Quiet

Lt. General Walton H. Walker, Veteran Tank Fighter Of World War Il, Named Commander Of U. S. Forces In Korea.

North Koreans Regrouping for Fresh Assault   8th Army Command Post Set Up Under Genera! Walker

Danger Of Flood Increases InLa.  Over Million Acres Covered By Water

FLOOD COVERS MILLION ACRES IN LOUISIANA   8,000 May Be Without Homes; No Lives Lost

Proposes Cheekrein  on Defense   Congress Also Considers Gi Benefits

Allies Unreel New Trap Against Reds   27-Mile Dash by U. S. Troops Herds Invaders Into Ever-Shrinking Pocket Between Southern Front and Seou!

Allies Unree!l New Trap Against Reds   27-Mile Dash by WU: S: Troops Herds Invaders Into Ever-Shrinking Pocket Between © ecehnen Boawe nna Sani

South Coast Push Forces Communists Inte Shrinking Pocket Near Seoul; First Cavalry 11 Miles From Kumchon

Fifteen Saved, Bodies of Nine Are Recovered   Admiralty Admits Great Loss of Life In Thames Estuary

Swedish Launch Rams Vessel In Thames Estuary   Skipper Among 15 Known Survivors; Divers Reach Hull

61 Britons Feared Dead On Submarine   Swedish Tanker Sinks Craft in Thames River:. Fifteen Survive

British Sub Is Rammed; Sinks After Collision   Disaster Takes Place In Thames River Estuary During Night   LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR ANY IN SUB

Akron Man Fined For Bootleaging   Chairmen and Vice. chairmen Hear leader

Akron Man Fined For Bootlegging   New Cancer Drive Field Director  Speaker In Le Mars Wednesday   Chairmen and Vice chairmen Hear  ] ander

MacArthur Says Pacific Area Safe From Attack Bat Not From Infiltration

Finns Say Russ Timed Attacks For Election   Soviets Claim Over 300 War Criminals Hiding in Finland

Red NoteHeld Political Dart   Finns See Protest As Election Factor

Red Note Seen As Politics »   Finns Expected To.  Deny Charge Of Helping War Crooks

Finns Say Note Vote Pressure  Claim Charges Timed To Bolster Election

Red Election Move Blamed For Attacks On Helsinki   Finland Will Vote For New President Early Next Month

Finland Eves Soviet Charge  NoteOnWarCriminals Seen Political Move

Surprise Action In UN Assembl Puzzles Many  Vishinsky Voted Down In Efforts To Kill

Russia Silent On Aggression Issue In U.N.   Failure To Fight Debate Surprises

Ex-Gl On Trial In Killing Due To Take Stand   Prosecutor Prepares To Wind Up His Case In Lancaster Today

Gibbs To Take Stand Today Ir  Own Defense   Prosecution Winding Up Murder Trial At  Taneraster Pa.

Americans and South Koreans Enter Suburbs   City’s Airport Falls; Red Leaders Flee; Radio lent

N.Y. World - Telegram Buys Sun; Rising ‘Oneratinag Costs Given as Reason

Primary Ballot Ohio's Largest   41 Candidates Filed With More Final Day

RECORD NUMBER OF CANDIDATES WILL SEEK PRIMARY VICTORIES   Forty-one Hopefuls Have Already Filed For Ten Nominations

New ¢ Chief Arrives to Face Drive; China Gives U.S. ‘Last Warning’

Reports of lowa Candidacies Fly Thick and Fast   But Major Announcements Not Coming as Rapidly as Expected

COLDEST WEATHEF OF SEASON HITS EASTERN COAST   Old South Also Feeling Sting of Bitter Cold

Pickets Walk In Hit-And-Run Phone Strike  Maintenance Men Go Back On Jobs

Tucker Saved From Jail By Friends   $1,700 Indebtedness Paid To Satisfy Judgment

COUNT HITS 30,000   Werk Moves Ahead om 1956 Census lea Douelas Count?

COUNT HITS 30,000   ‘Work Moves Ahead on 1950 Census In Douglas County

‘Community Club Members To  Discuss Xmas Plans Meeting At Legion Hall This Evening

Strict Secrecy Shrouds Bomb   Fine, Year Term for Leaks Provided by President

Air Blast Kiils Rocket Employe   Accident Details Withheld by Army

West to Woo Eastern Trade   Ministers to Work on U.S To Ease Restrictions

May Ask U. S. to Relax Cold War Bans   European Countries Want to Build Up East-West Trade

May Ask U.S. to Relax Cold War Bans  European Countries   Europecn Countries Want to Build Up East-West Trade

U. §. Move Asked In old War   Relaxing Of Trade Restrictions With Ruccia is Uraed

Europe to Seek Eased Curbs On Trade With Reds   Reports Indicate Attempt To Be Made at Meeting Of Big 3 Ministers

M’Carthy Termed  Propagandist of Talented Red Type  Senator in Defense o Cita Waennetucmuce   Senator in Defense ot State Department Against Charaes

M'Carthy Called Propagandist of The Soviet Type   Benton Defends State Department

Labels McCarthy a Propagandist   Of Soviet Type, Says Sen. Benton in Talk

War News Dribbles Out Of Korea In Slightly Heavier Volume Than In Last Two Days

Correspondents At Front May Be Doing Too Realistic Writing   Writers Advised To Use Communications Facilities At Pusan As Reds Draw Nearer Taegu. ;. .. 4

More News From Korea   Correspondents Find Ways to Get It Out Despite Blackout

Occupation Aide Says Naziism is Wholly Destroyed  Cannot Rise  Aanin Save

EISENHOWER, MARSHALL BACK ‘VOICE’ PROGRAM   Generals Urge Expansion to Combat Russia’s World Proannaqanda Camnacian

FAVOR A PROGRAM   Marshall and Eisenhower for Expanding the “Voice of America”

Seek ‘Marshall Plan Of Ideas’ to Fight Soviet   Marshall, Eisenhower Urge Expanding of ‘Voice of America’

Generals Urge Expanded ‘Voice’   Would Combat Propaganda Campaign Against United States

Eisenhower Asks Voice Expansion   Idea Marshall Plan Backed in Testimony to Senate Committee

Stepping up Of Information  “Voice” Urged   Marshall, Eisenhower Support Proposal to Combat Soviet World Propaganda Campaign

Three Billion European Aid Wins Approval  Conferees Split ‘oint Pour Fiaurese   Conferees Split Point Four Figures Of Senate. House

Senate and House Conferees Agree on $3,121,450,000 Aid toNon-CommunistAreas

Week-Long Deadlock Is Broken; Provides for 3rd Year of Marshall Plan

Agree on $3 Billion For U.§. World Aid  Senate-House Group Clears Way for Vote

Economic Aid  Bill Drawn at 3 Billions   Senate and House Conferees Set Stage for Voting

Wants Indiana Congressman fo Mind Own Business   Missouri Representative Says No Help Needed For His State Project.

LATE BULLETIN   'U. S. Invites Russia To Stop ‘Mistreating American Citizens

Father in the Labor Room He Rubs Wife's Back While She Drinks Pov

U.S. To Continue Shipments to China   Non-Military Goods Only Are Being Sent

-*% BR Bsbderr ho - RSs & NM 84845 8  ‘Is Reing Conducted at Junction City by Dean Schwegler

ATY CLINIC   Is Being Conducted at Junction vy he Dean Sechwegler

Identification  Of Bodies Is  Gruesome Task   Long Line Of Relatives Files: Through Morgue To Identify Bodies OF Victims Of Collision

Fearful Relatives Crowd Gloomy Halls Of Chicago Morgue   Long Line of Charred Bodies Awaits Identification after Flaming Truck, Trolley Crash

Pain and Fear Shown On Every Face as Long Line Passes Bodies in Moraue

THOUSANDS VISIT MORGUE   Mourners Pass Long Row of Charred Bodies To Identify Relatives.

Seven Killed When Dutch Plane Falls   Aircraft Crashes in Flames in the North Sea

SELECTIVE DEMAND BOOSTS MARKET   Trading Gathers Speed As Prices Inch Up; Volume Far Below Tuesday's

Ag Committee o Senate Votes to End Spud Props   {Is Preliminary Move Toward Tight System Of Potato Controls

Potato Growers Face Support Price Remova!   Senators Oppose Subsidy Without Rigid Controls

No Spud Support Without Control   Senate Agriculture Commit tee Approves Action by 6 to 2 Vote   WANT A TIGHT SYSTEM   Aim to Hold Down Potato Production and Avoid Surpluses

Plea of Lucas Gets Approva of Committee   Preliminary Move in Saving Millions for Taxpavers

GROUP REMOVES “SPUD SUPPORTS   Step Taken Until Rigic Controls Approved

Vote To Drop Price Supports On Irish Spuds   Senate Group Acts To Force More Rigid Planting and Marketing Controls

SENATORS JUNK SPUD SUPPORTS   COMMITTEE ACTS TO PAVE THE WAY FOR MARKETING CONTROL

No Spud Support Without Control   Senate Agriculture Commit tee Approves Action by 6 to 2 Vote   Aim to Hold Down Potatc Production and Avoid  Surpluses

Vote Removal of Potato Supports  Until Rigid Planting Controis in Operation

(ommittee Votes To Remove Spud Support Prices   Lucas Move Is Try To Establish Tight System Of Controls

POTATO SUPPORT RECEIVES BLOW   Senate Committee Votes To Remove Price Props Until Planting, Marketing Controls Are Adopted.

PERUVIAN TROGPS CRUSH REVOLT IN CITY OF AREQUIPE   Broadcast Reports More Than 120 Persons Killed, 300 Wounded

PERU SMASHES REBEL FORCE   Leaders of Bloody Uprising Arrested; 120 Reported Killed.

CLAIMS REVOLT IN PERU ENDED   Military Government Says Arequipa Recaptured From Rebels

Bloody Peruvian Revoli Is Ended  Military in Cantrol; Mare Than 120 Killed

Tropic Storm Heads West In Bermuda Area   Hurricane Veering. Away From Isle As Soualls Near Texas

HOUSE PANEL OPENS PROBE Lewis F aces Investigation He Used ‘Seeret Signal’.

Loan To Spain Vote Unaltered  Senate Refuses To Reconsider Action

President Plunges Into House Fight   Funds for Assistance to Foreign Nations Sought As Major Blow in Cause Of World Peace

Full Amount for Aid ls Requested   Strike a 5low for Peace, Truman Says

Called Blow At Spread of  Communism  House Debate In Full Swing. _

President Backs Read Program In Home State   Will Vote for Gas Tax Hike; Calls for ‘Full Amount’ of Foreign Aid

President Says Funds Necessary To Insure Peace  Eisenhower Agrees To Explain Claims On Defense Cuts

Funds Called Step to Peace   President Says Spending to Attack ‘Misery on Which Communism Thrives

State Crops Seen Safe Altho Cold Stalls Plantina   Snmarinbists Aaree

Farmers Must Hustic   Late Spring Expected to Take Light Toll On N. Y. Crons

State Vote Shows Unusual Interest   Early Vote Is Heavy in Big Population States

Report Heavy Vote Today  In Indiana   More Interest Than Usual in Off-Year Election Is Reported by Both Parties Throughout State.

Reserves May Seek Deferment in Certain Civil Jobs   Professional and Skilled Occupations Are Listed by Defense Department: Mere Devendencv Reasons Will Not Count

Deferments Set By Armed Forces   Vital Occupations Listed; Dependenc; Ruled Out for Reserves. Guard

Ingrid Bergman Leaves Hospital Bed for First Time Since Son Born

Mightiest Naval, Air Bombardment Of War Is Blasting Supply Routes

Ground Forces  Surging North  See Major Attack   See Major Attack Looming After Shelling

President Promises To Veto McCarren Red Control Bill  Defiant Senators Promptly Pledge To Override Veto

Conununist  If Passed   Truman Thinks Bill Would Jeopardize Poljtical Rights . of Evervbody .-

SHIP CAPTAIN IS SUSPENDED   Skipper of The Ill-Fated City of Cleveland III Beached For Year

Secret Theft Probe Asked By Capehart   Reported Tom Clark May Be Summoned In Senate Inguiry

Says Former   Defense Head Retained Data  Would Ask White House Reveal Facts

Knowland Asks Subpoena Of Forrestal’s Records  To Settle Amerasia Case

Senator Wants New Amerasia Case Inquiry   Present Investigation Thought to Re Too Limited in Scope

Would Subpoena Forrestal Diary   Senator Demands Book Held by White House Tell Its Story

Demand Prob Of Diary In  Amerasia Case   Link Forrestal as High Government Official  Who Delayed Arrests

DIARY KEPT BY FORRESTAL TO BE EXAMINED?   GOP Senotor Demands !nves  tigation of Late Secre-   tary’s Records

Knowland Asks Probers Subpens Forrestal's Diary  Data Is Wanted   Data Is Wanted In Connection With Stolen Papers Case

New Inquiry In Amerasia  Case Asked  Capehart Wants Complete Probe Of Affair

Sees Link in Amerasia Case  ES SS eee a ee   Knowland Says It Can Speak for Late Officia'

Indiana Senator Calls For Full Scale Congressional Probe Of Amerasia Case

Senators May Probe Diary Of Forrestal   They Want To Find Out If He Ordered Amerasia Case Throttled

Knowland Wants Forrestal Diary To Be Produced   Says White House Has Record That Can Speak For Him

STATE DEPT. ‘LEAK BLAMED IN THEFT OF SECRET PAPERS   Doering Denies Raid On Am erasia Offites Killed  Beacartéiinn CaAcec

Forrestal’s _ Diary Sought By Knowland   Amerasia Probers Asked To Let Data  Enter Spy Inquiry

Wants Forrestal Diary Subpoenaed In Amerasia Case   Caphart Will Ask for Broader  Congress Inquiry

Subpoena Diary Of Forrestal, Knowland Urges   Grand Jury Inquiry Said Started Without Government Sanction

Capehart Seeks New Probe Of Amerasia Case  nm... LJ... _f*   Raps Handling Of Secret Wartime Documents

Senator Wants Forrestal's Notes Bared in Spy Probe   Knowlond's Demand Follows Capehert's Move te Louach New Inquiry ia Congress

DEMAND MADE PROBERS GET SEGRET DIARY   Knowland Wants Checkup On  Farractn! Raal

CAPEHART ASKS SENATE PROBE AMERASIA CASE  WOULD LOOK INTO  @ FEDERAL HANDLING NE WARTIME CASE

Asks Subpoena Of Forrestal’s Personal Diary   Amerasia Case Data Sought; Capehart Calls For Another  Inmvectiantian

‘Inspect Diary Of Forrestal   Senator Says Book Can Speak For His Amerasia Actions

iCa ehart Asks Quiz of Justice Dept.  Knowland Wants Forrestal’: Diary For Amerasia Probers

Senate Urged To Subpoena Private Diary  Personal Record of Dead Forrestal Cited ~Capenere Demands  aD Da SE ee Micah) 2...

New Inquiry In Amerasia Case Asked By Senator   Justice Department Handling Of Matter Attacked As Clumsy

FORRESTAL DIARY SUBPOENA ASKED   Would Clear Late Defense Secretary Of Amerasia Charges, Says Solon

Subpena Diary Of Forrestal Is Demanded   Amerasia Delay _Inquiry Told Book - Is At White House

URGES SENATE PROBE DIARY OF FORRESTAL   .   Knowlend Calls for Investiga , tion on All-ged A-merasia Hush Order.

New Inquiry In Amerasia  Case Urged   State Department Blasted By Sen. Capehart for Way in Which Wartime Episode Was Handled

Forrestal Name Linked With Amerasia Case   * GOP Senator Knowland Of California Wants Diary Of Late Cabinet Member Subpoenaed —

Forrestal Diary Is Sought In Amerasia Case   Sen. Knowland Believes Ii May Shed Light on Investigation

Senator Seeks Further Inquiry In Amerasia Case  Indiana's Capehort Prods Congress, Raps U.S. Aacney

Justice Dept. Role Would Be Target   Federal Jury Reportedly Hears Much Testimony

URGES SENATE PROBE DIARY OF FORRESTAI   Knowland Calls for Investiga: Hon on Al-ged A-rerasia  Hush Order,

Knowland Asks For Subpoena o Forrestal Diary  Demand Is Made In Amerasia Case

New Bazooka Bags 7 Of 7 Enemy Tanks  Manufactured And Transported From U.S. In Few Dava

New Bazooka Gets 7 OF 7 Enemy Tanks  U. S. Weapon Made Aw Cet Deni Laas.

Army’s King-Sized Bazooka Proves Effective In First Test In Battle

BIG BAZOOKA $ SCORE IS HIGH   Weapon Made And Trans. ported From U. S. In Few Days

Large Bazooka Can Stop Tank   New Rocket Launcher Gets Seven Hits In First Test

Army's New Bazooka Used In Taejon Figlit   NEW KING-SIZED RECOIL-LESS WEAPON “PROVES EFFICIENT AGAINST TANKS

NEW BAZOOKA KNOCKS OVER KOREAN TANKS   Powerful Rocket Laurcher Has Perfect Score In Initial Tet

—NEW BAZOOKA DESTRUCTIVE— KO’s Seven Tanks In First Battlefield Test

New Bazooka Proves Self   King-Sized Rocket Launcher Kayoes Seven of First Sever Tanks it’s Used on

More Manpower Necessary For New Program Coast Guard Maps Plans For Protection Of Coastal Towns

Florida's Gulf Coast Hit By Hurricane Winds  ‘Mighty Storm Heads Across State;  Al ee i (oo) nn oo, a nr nn oh 2

Open Defense Fight To  Save Student From Gallows   Bednasek To Take Stand in Own Defense  Tomorrow

THINKS REDS WILL GO ON  Pentagon Says Loss of Men Does Wot Affect Communist Plan

COAL INDUSTRY FEELING PINCH   Spokesman Says Oil Im. ports Are “Murdering” Their Business

Defense Funds Increase Voted By HouseGroup   Extension of Draft Law for Two Years Also ls Supported

Defense Secretary Calls on Congress To Allot Funds for More Warplanes

American Investors Invited to Have Part In Western Europe’s Recovery

Private Aid Proposed After Marshall Plan   Europe Boasts of Making Good Use Of American Dollars

Long Coal Ration Seen hy Tallamy   Will Not Lift Order: Until It Begins to Flow From Mines

Hand-to-Hand Combat In South Korea   In Night’s Black Hours Reds Are Driven Back

Yanks Turn Back Elite Division of Reds in South   Veteran Enemy Units Strike at Dawn, But Americans Roar Back

Rep. Lemke Dies After Collapsing  Death Believed Due To Heart Ailment

UNDERCOVER AGENT TO NAME MORE:PITTSBURGH COMMIES~   Cvetic To Identify 150 More Reds; Teok Secret Records

U. S. Steel Cuts Credit of Miners   ‘Truman Sees No Emergeney Yet in Denleted Piles

CREDIT ENDED FOR DIGGERS BY US. STEEL   ‘No Contract No Work’ Is Slogan; President Sees No Crisis Yet —

Credit At Stores Is  Shut Off   Traman Still Won't Admit  Pmarrvencrc

More Than 500 a Day Joining Relief Roll in Fayette County, Pa., Alone; Truman Still Will Not Act.

Miners Rebel. :: § Against Lewis’; Three-Day Wee  Wa rlare Prater wes

6 States, 68,000 Miners Affected In Coal Walkouts   U. S. Steel Shuts Off Credit At Captive Mine Stores; Miners Stay Out Despite Lewis Suggestion To Dig, Offer No Explanation

Credit At Union Supply Co. Stores Cut Off From Miners Who Do Not Work.

U. S. Steel Stores Shut Off Idle Miners’ Credit   Say Up To $1,700 A Family Owed; Firm’s Captive Mines Latest Target

Credit Cut On Strikers   Rebel Force Is 74,000; Rival Unions Awakened

Six States Affected As Walkout Enters Its Second Week; One Of Largest Operators Shuts Off Mirers At Company Stores

Credit Clamp Goes Down on  Coal Miners  Bills Pile Up Too Great tn Long Lay Offs

Titan Refused-- --to Give Up Hope Infant Gets Finest Christmas Present-- - Restored To Lite By Fingertip Respiration

Soviet Speeches Posipone Debate On Human Rights   Blank List of Violations In Future Is Asked By Committee

U.N. Air Force In Big Attack In North Korea   Chinese Staging Areas In Pyongyang Area Heavily Blasted

SEASONAL CHANGI   Is Reason Administration Gives for Dark Look in Employment Picture

Balance Budget, GOP Group Rules      GOP Solons Offer 2 Suggestions on Williams’ Plan

SEARCH RIVER FOR TWO BOYS   WERE LAST SEEN PLAYING BESIDE THE ROCK RIVER

Importance of British Colony Is Far Greater Than Its Size Hong Kong Breathes Easier at Red Defeat But it Keeps a Wary Eye on China Commies

PROBE REPORT AY WORK a DEADLY PERIL   House Subversive Activities Group Offers Program to Fight Danger.

HUAC Says Red Spying Is ‘Deadly’   Nine-Point Plan Offered To Curb  Soviet Espionage

Coal Production Slumps As More Join Walkouts   Moves To End Strike Put in High Gear by Presidential Order

About Town  And Country   Junior Police Seek Funds To Purchase Bus

REPUBLICAN TICKET   PAST MATRON CLUB MET WITH MRS. CHET: BROSHAR

L. Featherston Takes Bride  Weds Virginia Conde In Hot Springs, Ark.

—TRANSPORT FAILED TO HALT— Ship’s Skipper Tells Of Frantic Signal Attempt

Skipper Reports Army Transport Ignored Sionals   Has High Praise For Volunteers Who Put Out Flames

Skipper Of Stricken Craft Praises Crew _ ‘For Wonderful Job; Grateful To Rescuers

All Hope Lost For Quick End Of Bus Strike   Company Rejects Recommendations Of Committee

Acheson Will Project Plan For U. N. Force   New President Is Named By United Nations Assembly

WARMER   “Emergency World Unit Is Sought   Red-Backers Lose On China Question

ACHESON SEEKS ARMED UNITS FOR EMERGENCY   Russia Was Loser In First Round On China Issue

Minnesota Democrat Called Down for Anary Qutbursts At Southern Foes of Plan   Senator Humphrey Denounces as “Blasphemy” Contentions That FEPC Is a Communist Idea—Lucas Files Petition to Force  Final Vote on Friday

Forcing a Vole on Bringing FEPC Bill Before Senate   Debate, Growing Warm, Has Been Going on for Two Weeks.

Debate On FEPC Bill Is Heated   Sen. Humphrey Twice Cast Reflections On Southerners’ Honor,  . Claim

Senate Debate Over FEPC Gets Heated   Southern Senators Jump  Humphrey for Casting i Reflections on Them

Roads Opened As District Streams Fall   Greek Government Bans News About Romeo-Juliet Feud

Reds Plaster Chushan Isle   Artillery Pounds Base Held Next on Invasion List

e*S BSN & 8 e? aye B S4ededer  Will Attend Several Alumni Meet. ings on the Trip

TOM CHILDERS 10 BE STUDENT MAYOR   With 44 Other High School Students He Will Participate in City Day   TO BE HELD THURSDAY

TOM CHILDERS 10 BE STUDENT MAYOR   With 44 Other High School Students He Will Participate in City Day

Bitter Mother Demands Top Penalty for Woman M. D. Who Doved, Kidnaped Child

Mother Urges Death Penalty For Doctor Kidnaping Child   New Mexico Woman ‘Physician Nabbed Reaching For $20,000 Ransom; Girl Safe

Ravenna Youth Slays Girl, 7   Child's Body Found  Stuffed In Closet

Ingenito Decides to End Fast  Finally Accepts Prison Fare and Gate Marea Talkativ

Slayer of Five Abandons 2-Day Hunger Strike   Victims Of Ingenito’s Gun Will Be Buried At  Mass Funeral

-—CORRIDOR— Ex-Grid Hero Leads Operation   OFFENSIVE SOON, SAYS WALKER

U.N. Forces Trap 3,000 Korean Reds   Escape Route Blocked by ‘Task Force Davidson In Swift March Over ‘Billyzoat’ Territory

Approve Boost in Credit Funds  Two Billion Increase’ for Commodity Corp.

Three Seized After Flight  From Prison   Forced Taxi Driver at Knife Point to: Help... Them Flee leff City

Three Missouri Prison Inmates Captured After Sunday Night Escape

NO POLITICS IN CRIME INQUIRY-SEN. KEFAUVER   Investigating Committee I: Letting Facts Speak for Themselves.

Crime Probe Facts To Speak For Themselves  Sen. Kefauver Says Politics Will Not Influence Findings

SEN. KEFA DENIES PROBE, POLITICS MI)   160 Witnesses Subpeenced In Chicago investigation.

Crime Prober Says Politics ‘Not Involved’  _, Kefauver Declares ;

Facts Speak in Crime Inquiry  Ma Reanrd Fvidance   No Regard Evidenced for Politics: Kefauver

Probers Ignore Party Politics  Crime Fact-Finders Shun GOP ‘Elation’

Republican Leaders Uneasy After Senate GOP Oration Attacking ‘Bigotry, Fear”

GOP Leaders Await Reply By McCarthy   7 Colleagues Assail Him for Reckless Charges

McCarthy's Reply To Republican Criticism Awaitec   Senator Accused of Exploiting Fear, Bigotry In Indirect Charge

Nixon to Take Over Month Early   Downey to Resign Before _ End of Term

SENATOR DOWNEY TO RESIGN POST   Gov. Warren Says He'll Appoint Richard Nixon

Congress May Give Truman Added Power:   National Economy iz Studied; Baruch Renews ° Plea for Controls 

Ground Forces Head North fo Meet Invaders   Soldiers Flown From Japan in Bad Weather: Without Incident

Los Angeles Saved Democratic Primary for Roosevelt: Demos. in North Areas Favored Warren

Rail Unions Call Strikes On Two Lines   Walkouts Scheduled Next Tuesdav for 5,000 Men Will Indirectly Idle Possible 50.000

Hit-Run Walkouts Against Short Lines Ordered   Called to Begin Tuesday and Last Until Auaust 26

CALL STRIKE ON TWO U.S. RAILROADS   Five Day Walkouts Are Ordered to Begin Next Tuesday on Two Short Line Roads. —   5.000 WORKERS tO BE INVOLVED   Similar Walkouts Are Directed at Three Strategic Terminals Employing 3,000 Workmen.

Mediators Repor Packard Strike Progress Made   Railroad Union Continue ‘Token’ Walkout Plans

ISET DATE FOR STRIKE   Trainmen and Conductors Called Walkout for August 22

Call Strikes On Short Roads   Two Rail Unions Direct Walkout  For Five Days

Rail Unions Call Strike   Will Begin Tuesday On 2 Short Lines, 3 Terminal Roads

ICI Mills Are Hit By Strike   Biggest Steel Plant: In South Closed By Walkout

Fleeing Enemy Forces Battered By Allied Fliers  Hundreds Of Planes Deal Staggering   Hundreds Of Planes Deal Staggering Blows To N. Koreans

UMW’'s Newly-Enriched Miner Welfare Fund May Soon Pour Out Benefits Again After Long Freeze; Pensions May Be More

RECEIVES LEWIS OFFER   Million-Dollar Loan Is Promised  By Mine Chieftain

Jubilant Lewis Offers Auto Workers $1,000,000 Loan For Contract Battles With Chrysler, General Motors

‘I Licked T-H Law,’ ‘UMW Chief Brags   Reuther Proffered Loan To Carrv on Ficht

Cash on Line From AFL, C10 Unions Asked  Losses Terrific In Eighth Week Of Walkouts   "Eight for Gaine

Lewis Offers Auto Workers Financial Aid  Mine Chief Brags He ‘Licked’ Strike  rAULCIAN A £ lew

Lewis Offers.Million . To Help Auto Workers        Would Lend Sum To Fight ‘Money Interests’: Jubilant Miners Pitch In

LEWIS OFFERS LOAN TOU. A.W.   STANDS READY TO LEND $1,000,000 TO AID UNION IN CONTRACT FIGHT.

Reutherlold Aid Was To Make Success Assured  Coal Flows Out OF -.. Mines Inte Hungry: Notional industry 

Miners’ Boss Puts Cash on Line To Aid Reuther   Declares His Union Was Fought by Interests Linked With “Financial Group That Dominates Car Making”.

Ketauver Speaks lor Lodge Bill   Savs Method Of Klecting President May Bring Revolt

Congress Roundup  Revolt Spark Seen i in Voting  ewes unecineg Hiatt   Kefauver Advocates  Electoral Changes

Propaganda, Not Negotiation, Seems To Be Soviet Interest In Treaty

Russian Criticism of U. S. Peace Treaty Plans for Japan Seen as Propaganda

New Soviet Propaganda Drive Seen Behind Criticisms Of Japanese Treaty

Russians Use Jap Memo For  Propaganda   Separate Peace Pact Seen If Reds Fail To Agree On Treat;

Soviets Crifical Of Treaty Plans  Launching Base for   Launching Base for Propaganda Drive?

Kiddies and Grown-ups of Area Invited To Attend Big Holiday Event

Santa Claus Is ‘Coming to Town  Friday Night   Real Reindeer Will Draw His Bright fied Sleigh

Telephone Strike Still Hangs Fire   Truce Expires on Night of Jan. 15; Negotiators Meet

Seven Patients — Now Receiving Financial Aid   County Chairman Points-Out ‘ That Adequate Funds NoLonger Available

Vishinsky Assails U.S.Formosa Step  Red Chinese Take Protests to U.N.

U.S. AND CHINA CLASH TODAY IN UNITED NATIONS   Vishinsky Charges U. S. Set ting Up War Bases in Formosa.

U.S. AND CHINA CLASHTODAY IN UNITED NATIONS   Viishinsky Choreyes U. $, See. ting Up Wrar Bawes on Foremoid.

Reds From China Stage Dramatic UN Entrance   Communist Delegation Appears Before Group Studving Formosa Debate: IJ. S. Is Aecnsed

Yanks Climax Drive At Edge ‘Of Yalu River   Four US Generals Reach Goal After Tanks Lead Way

17 Regiment First At Manchuria Border   Reach Banks of Yalu River Only 20 Days After Disembarkine in Force at won Reac!

Americans Spit In Yalu River Gils Finish-Ruaced Drive Across -Kotec

Mortars Scream, Mowitzers Boom  Saga of a’ Quiet’ Day for G.L.’s in Kore

Pour Guns Into Korean Battle Front   Kremlin Reaction Holds Key to World War or New Peace

\. S. Pours Materials Into Pacific; Next Major Move Is Up To Moscow

Nation Adds Steady Flow Or Material  For Koreans   Officials Cheered By World Approval Of Determined Move

War Materials Rushed Toward Pacific Front   Arms Dispatched to Other Far Eastern Dancaer Spo's

War Materials Rushed fo East:  Russians Silent  Officials, World Believe Decisive Step Balks Reds

SNYDER PREDICTS PROFITABLE YEAR   Views Sound Basis for Business Confidence

PROFITABLE YEAR SEEN   Snyder Predicts Best Business Out Took In History

Great Business Year Predicted   Snyder Sees Sound Basis For Confidence In “50 Business Picture

1950Outlook Is Bright.   Snyder Says Year Will Be' One of Best ‘In Business History

Basic Course Proposed for Young Men   “Would Include -Those Befween 17 and 21 Years Old

Offer Plan For Youth  Training   Voluntary Program To Train Millions In 17-21 Age Bracket Is Before Congress

Dr. Sander Applies For Reinstatement  Is Week Ahead Of ‘Earliest Date’

MORE INDIANA UNITS CALLED   Mobilization In State Speeds Ahead; Air Force Drive Planned.

Woman Believed Dead For 12 Years Found, An Apparent Prisoner, At Home Of Brothe:

NEIGHBORS GET SHOCK  Woman Believed Dead for 12 Years ‘Captive’ of Kin

“nance of Press Confidence Bill  R-Veved Small   District Attorneys Fear Measure as Legal ‘Hamstring’

Watts Case May Get to Jury Today   Defendant Refuses to Testifv for Himself

Evidence Complete In Watts Retrial  Jury Hears Final Arguments Today’

Clark Is Ahead Of Sen. Taylor   Close Race Mark: Idaho Contest For Senator

North Korean Reds Have Made No Reply To MacArthur's  Surrender Terms

South Korean Third Division Nearly 30 Miles North Of Border   North Koreans Expected To Make Stand At Wonsan, Seventy Miles North  f Border.

1950 High School Homecoming Will Be A Very Colorful Event   § This Is Silver Anni: versary Of Coach Gene Carey

Congressmen Will  Receive Report  Defense Chiefs Report on Korea

Long-Promised Battle Over Civil Rights Legislation Gefs Underway

No Clamp Is Planned by Boss Lucas   ‘Leader Says Hell Allow Debate to Go On for Week; South Says It Is Ready

FEPC Rears lts Ugly Head Again   Civil Rights Battle Due to Be Resumed in Senate Today

FEPC Fight Opens Today  Southerners Ready   Southerners Ready To Oppose Measure

Long - Promised Battle Over F. E. P. C. Program Gets Under Way at Capital

Agent Slain In Raid On Opium Den   Another Federal Officer Wounded

Narcotic _ Agent Slain _ In Dope Raid  Four Arrested During Search

Four Suspects Are Taken Into Custody Federal Narcotics Agent Is Shot To Death In Opium Raid

Federal Agent Shot to Death  Two Other Persons VAs asemelan in Mane Dee

Opium Den Raided; U.S. Agent Killed The Chief Of Narcotics  Bureau. For Minneapolis eck

‘One Federal Narcotics Agent Die: And Another Is Wounded in  Opium Raid on Hotel in St. Paul

U.S. Agent Slain In Narcotics Raid  ‘4 Wounded at St.. Paul When Strike. Is Made

Federal Agents Killed, Wounded   Hotel Gunbattle Routs Four Criminals

Agent Slain In Dope Raid   Narcolics Bureau Chief Shot in Opium Deu

Arab-Asian Plan For Peace Conference On Korea Is Given Priority Situation Brighter.

UN Receives ‘Cease Fire Resolution   4irab-Asian Bloe Kesolution Is Introduced in. Effort tc Settle Far Eastern Crisis

Arab-Asian Bloc Presents Twin Resolutions in UN   Urge 3-Man Commission Te Plan Cease-Fire Order: Recommend Peace Conference

United Nations Studies Cease-Fire Action Asked By Arab-Asian Bloc

Arab-Asian Bloc in UN Proposes Plan For Settling War  Calls for Three-Man Group to Seek Cease ema   oe

Exchange 0.K.'s $1,765,000 Part Payment Checks.  Fruit Growers’: Total for 1949-50 Is Now — $5,800,000 $616,000 Lemon Payment Brings That Total

AUSTRIA MAY GET CIVILIAN REGIME   ove Believed To Be Among Policy Changes Agreed To By Big 3

Acheson Faces Fourth Quiz  Over Formosa GOP Demands   GOP Demands Johnson, Bradley Explain Role

Acheson Defend Foreign Policy  Faces Senate Foreign   Faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee;  Hurls Charges at Reds

Acheson Defends Foreign Policy For Fourth Day   Senate Committee On Foreign Relations To Hear Secretary

Large Chunk Taken Under Soviet Wing   Sees Vast Chinese Revolt When Nation - Tyyrder  nile Whrasrne

Acheson Backs Formosa Policy  Reports Russia Seizes Northern China Areas

Achéson States Russians Trying To Invade Chine  Secretary Goes   Secretary Goes Before Committee For Fourth Day

SOVIETS TAKING OVER MONGOLIA AND MANCHURIA   Chinese May Hold Formosa 6-18 Months Without — "LS. Help.

iS ee  Acheson Denounces Soviet Grab In China: Continues To Defend U. S. Foreign Policy

Acheson Reports To Senate Group On Far East Stand  Defends US Position As Soviets Grab off

HEAR ACHESON ON US. POLICY   Secretary of State Continues Defense of Far Eastern Strategy.

Republican LeadersAsk For Review   Connally Will Be Asked to Summon Johnson and Bradley; Report Given on Strength   Tells of ‘Scizure’   Secretary Tells Press Club of Russian Acts in China

Acheson Defend Foreign Policy   Faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee;  Hurls Charges at Reds

EAST POLICY § DEFENDED BY ACHESON   State Department Head Says Soviets Grabbing Vast Areas of China.

FAR EAST POLICY IS DEFENDED   Acheson And Senate Group Hoki Closed Door Meet In Washington Today

Acheson in 4th Day of Policy Defense; Says Russia Carving Up Areas in China

Russia Gobbles Up Land  nm  aumnchee   Acheson Launches Charge In Defense Of Foreign Policy

Possible Verdicts In Trial Cited  Dr, Sander Murder Cace Exnected to   Dr, Sander Murder Case Expected to Reach Jury-Today

Sander’s Jury Likely to Have Four Choices  ‘Defense Declares © His Innocence in Summing Up Case

Sander Trial Rapidly Nears its Conclusion   Death Penalty Not Asked Against Doctor in Widely Publicized Mercy Death Case in New Hampshire

Mercy Trial May Reach Jury Late Today  Expect Youthful Judge To Charge Jurors  Il ate Thie A Séarmannh

SANDER’S CASE IS NEAR JURY   Summations Made By Prosecution And Defense Attorneys

Possible Verdict: In Trial Cited  Dr. Sander Murder Case Expected to

Sander Jurors Hear Arguments  Spectators Barred From Final Scene

Jurors Told of 4 Possible Verdicts in Sander Case   Closing Arguments Heard Today as Mercy Slaying Trial Draws to Close

Jury To Get Mercy Death Case Today   _ Four Verdicts Possible ‘Defense Says In Last Plea For Dr. Sander

Sander’s Counsel Outlines Points In Final Verdict   Omiis Any Reference to Manslaughter And Indicates Court Has Ruled This Out; Death Penalty Is Not to Be Requested

—DRK. SANDER—  Case Will Be Given To Jury Today   : Can Choose One * Of Four Verdicts

U. S. Progran Is Approved By 52-) Vote   Committee Brands War Gravest Crime

Vote Gives UN Power To Move Fast In Crisis  Place Troops On Call For UN Use

UN To Meet Ageression  With Force  Assembly Approves Acheson Collective  ‘Security Program

Assembly Gets Power to Use Armies Quickly   Action Hailed as Perhaps Most Importan' Ever Taken by UN; Members Denounce Aggressive War as Grave Crime.

U.N. Assembly Okehs Acheson Plan For VetoFree Collective Security, Calls For Parley:

Power To Curb Agaression Given Assembly  Action Called Most Important Since UN

UN Marshals Armed Force  Behind Peace   Assembly Approves Acheson Plan, 52 to 5; Provides Way to  Runace Cauneil Vata

United Nations Has Power To Meet Aggression With Arm. ed Force On Few Hours Notice Under Plan

U.N. Votes Veto-Free Coliective Security   Gives Assembly Power To Use Troops To Handle  New Aocorescsian

Veto Knocked Out as Club for Aggressors   U. S.-propesed Plan Passes, 52-5; India, Araentina Abstain

Veto-Free System Of Col. lective Security Voted By Assembly   CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY ENDORSED

Veto-Free Plan Wins Approval Of U.N. Group   Acheson Plan Aimed At Attacks; Troops May Be Called Quickh

Power to Act On Ageression  Given to U.N.   Veto-Proof Acheson Play  Approved by Assembly In Vote of 35 ta 3

Acheson Plan For Security Geis U.N. Okay   Action Hailed. As Step -- To Prevent Enemy Aaaression

OF SECURITY OKED, 52-4   Veto-Free Defense Of UN Overwhelmingly Approved

UN Assembly Gets Power To Meef Agaression   Can Call Armed Forces’ Quickly Under New-Rute

Truman's Opponents Confident   Believe President’s NLRB Proposal Will Be Defeated.

BRISTOL HOTEL CASH TMEN DURING. NIGHT   Township School Robbed After P. T. A. Met There   ONLY ONE DESK LOCKED

2 ROBBERIES ARE REPORTED IN THE BRISTOL SECTION   $151 in Cash is Taken From Keystone Hotel Metal Money Box   PREPARED THE WAY)   Maple Shade School Broken Into During Early Hours This Morning

Long-Range U.S Arms Plans Drawing Suppor!  Trumar's Request Seen Only First , Sten‘ In Prooram

3,000,000 Under Arms Lawmakers Lean Toward Move  To Match Russia’s Armament

‘Solons View a Big Job Ahead  . Support Mounts For Arms Program  Placing U. S. on Par With Russians

sacrizices neen— U. S. Rearmament Program To Match Russia Wins Support Of Lawmakers

Solons Back Rearmament Like Russia  3,000,000 Army Only Step in Plans: for U.S.

Senators Urge U.S. Force To Match Soviet's  Truman’s Goal! Of Three Million Man Army “First Step”

Senators  Give Views On Plan   Would Match Russia In Military Strength; Include Allied Forces

Congress In Accord On. Arms Plan   Counally Believes Nation In For Many Years Of Armameni

Program To Boost Arms Against Soviets ‘Growing   Long Range Rearmament Program Giving Boost To U. S. And Her Allies Is Gaining Support

T-H Labor Law May Be Revisec   Measure Draws Increasing Talk In Capitol

Talk of Change, But Not Repeal For Taft-Hartley   Congressional Election Brings Defeat to Foes Of Labor Measure

Labor Measure Revision Seen  Talk About Repeal Decidedly Lacking

TAFT-HARTLEY CHANGE URGED   Ives Says He Sees No Need To Leave Imperfections In Act   REPEAL IS UNLIKELY

Congress May Revise TaftHartley Law  Congressmen Maki Plans To Amend  lahar Act

Taft-Hartley Law May Be Revised   Talk Persists That Changes Are Ahead

MORE TALK OF REVISING LABOR LAW   No Plon for + Repeal, But Some Revisions Considered.

Rumor Congress May Revise 1-H Labor Law  ee ne   Taft To Support Changes Recommended Last Year

Little Mention Is Made of Labor Law’s Repeal . .  Congress May Revise Taft-Hartley Act Nex! Year

Taft-Hartley Law Revision Rumor  Congress Thought To Be Looking Over Bill

Taft-Hartley Law Revision Is Talked Up in Washington   But Demands for  Repeal Have Been Absent Since the  Recent Election

Revision of T-H Debated; Repeal Talk Dies Down   Imperfections May Be Ironed Out by New Conaress in ‘51

Congress To Revise T-H Law?   Talk At Capitol Shows Some Sentiment For Change, Any Reneal Is Out

Party Urging President To Sign Measure   Trumon Under Heavy Pressure Regarding Anti-Red Bill

‘ruman Pressed ‘0 Take Action gainst Reds Urged To Sign  Anti-Subversive Legislation

Both Parties Urge Anti-Red Bill On Truman   President Says He'll Wait And See Law Before He Signs It

Truman Faces Strong Pressure From  All Sides To Sien Anti-Red Measure

TRUMAN URGED TO SIGN ANTIRED MEASURES   Pressure Comes From Leaders Of Both  Major Parties

Heat on Trumar To Sign Bill Against Reds   Compromise Measure May Be Ready Today: Pressure Is Reported

Pressure e Heavy. For Anti-Red Bill  Legislation Probably Will Pass Conaress

Blaze Converts Chicago Trolley Info Crematory   30 Injured; Eight Buildings Ignited In Resulting Blast

Blazing Gasoline Pours from Tanker Into Busy Street   Fire Sweeps Neighboring Homes Following Rush-Hou: Tragedy on South Side

Dissatisfaction With US Arms Program Expressed By Congressional Leader

Rearming Plan Not Sufficient. Vinson Claims   Committee Not Satsified With Program; Control Act Passage Seen

Dedicate School Wednestlay Night   State Officers to Talk at Ceremonies

Dedicate New Columbia Schoo! Wednesday Nite    Dean Walker, State Superm ‘tendent of Public Instrue tion, to Speak

otal U.S. Plane Loss  To Date: 12   Tonsport Carrying 23 Crashes; Targets on Han Are Bombed.

12 AMERICAN PLANES LOST   U.S. Bombing Raids Con tinue With “Good Results’ Despite Weather.

Headquarter Position Of U.S. Overrun   Three American Combat Planes Are Lost; Navy Bombards East Coast Sites

Korean War Has Cost 12 U.S. Planes   23 Plunged to Death In C-54 Crash; ‘Good Results’ in Bombings

12 American Planes Lost Over Korea   U.S. and British Naval Blockade To Be Tightened

Cold War Group to  Assist Dean Acheson  Top Level State Dept. Committee Will Survey U.S. Diplomatic Status

Will Guide Acheson On Top Policy   Top-Level Committee  Organized To Meet Weekly And Go Over A Plans And Activities.

New Group To Guide 'Cold War Top Policy Planners Will Advise Acheson

New Policy Group Formed to Direct Cold War Strategy  Top-Level Committee To Guide Acheson In Dealings With Russia

UN Troops Hold Reds Near Taequ   Counterattacks Rage on Entire Line as North Koreans Shift

Reds Open New Drive On Taeou   Engage South Koreans In Major Battle Along Mountainous Warfront   QUIET ELSEWHERE   Communists Order Death By Shooting For Any Soldier Who Retreats

TWO CHINESE ARMIES MOVE  NEAR BORDER   ‘North Korea. Sending Its Industry Into Manchuria

Industrial Plants Ready For War   Can Mobilize Quick On Moments Notice

MESSAGES SET  TO PUT FIRMS ON WAR BASIS   Swing To War Output Could Be Ordered In” Matter Of Seconda

Hears Demand For Removal of Secrefary Acheson   Sen. Malone Tells Legion State Head Set. U.S. Policy

“ROOSEVELT UNEMPLOYED" COMMENTS WARREN AC HE PROMISES A “GENTLEMANLY” CAMPAIGN

Aldermen Study Parking, Zoning Items On ‘Fourth   Kingsport Bord In Regular Session As City Marks Hatiday

Big Tur nfest To Open Here On Saturday   Turners From Three States Will Participate Here In Various Kinds ©} Competition

Big Turnfest This Week-End In Sheboygan   Approximately 200 Wil Participate In Regional Turnfest— Exhibition Ir Kiwanis Park

Russians Free Two U. §. Soldiers   Men Held for 10 Days Released 8 eed: BA uy:

Coal Shortage? Not at Appleton   Misinformed, Dealers Say About Governor

United Nations Troops Exploding 70-Mile Of fensive on Old South Korea Beachhead

Annual Fast Time Schedule Opens Sunday   Lima To Remain On Standard; Ohio Divided

LOOK AHEAD, ALBERT LEA —  City Supplied With Adequate Transportation

LOOK AHEAD, ALBERT LEA — farm Industries Are Best Suited For Albert Lea

LOOK AHEAD, ALBERT LEA —  Survey Shows Need Of City For More _ Off-Street Parking

CHINESE SAY INVASION OF TIBET OPENS   Peiping Radio Broadcasts Report Communist Forces Are Advancing on Himalaya Mountain Country.   NO CONFIRMATION BY OTHER SOURCES   India Hears of Troop Movements But No Invasion in Possible New War in Asia.

Tibet HasBeen FreeSince1 914, Autonomous For Centuries  Before That Year; Its Army Small

Chinese Reds On March Tc “Free 3,000,000 Tibetans”   ::Peiping Radio Announces Drive Against ‘Nomadic People At “Top Of The  . World;” Would Free Them From  - “Imperialist Oppression.”

Radio Peiping Says China Reds Moving To ‘Liberate’ Tibet  No Mention Is Made Of-Size.of Force Or its Destination

Red China Troops Reported Moving On Tibet In Drive For “Liberation”

Chinese Reds Begin Assault  To Free Tibet   Size, Destination and Whereabouts of Force Not Revealed by Peiping

PEIPING RADIO REPORTS  — ee a ee ee  Chinese Communists Moving Toward Tibet

CHINESE RED ARMY ADVANCES   Directive Given To End “Oppression’’ Of Tibet Millions

Peiping Reports Troops Advancing On Secluded State  Communists Move To ‘Free’ Country   Communists Move To ‘Free’ Country In Himalayas

CHINESE RED TROOPS MARCH TOWARD TIBET   NEW DELHI, Wednesday, Oct, 25—(AP)—The Tibetan delegation here today denied an invasion of their country by Chinese Communists.

Peiping Radio Reports Army Has Marched on Remote and Little Known Asiatic Land

Chinese Reds Move On Wild Tibet Area   Report Says New Attack Launched In Mid-Asia

NO CONFIRMATION BY OTHER SOURCES   India Hears of Troop Movements But No Invasion in Possible New War in Asia.

New War Seen As Reds Move Toward Tibet   Peoples Army Orderec To “Free” Tibetans From Imperialists

Aim To Free 3 Million from Oppression, Radio Asserts   Grave News of Another Communist War Sweeps Asian Capitals

March on Tibet Begun by Reds   Peiping Radio Says Chinese Communists Advance "to Free 3,000,000 People From Imperialist Oppression"— Size of Force Not Stated.   ASIAN CAPITALS STIRRED

ChinaReds Try To Stir War In Tibet   Peiping Radio Says Communists Move On Ancient Land With  Boor Armament

PEIPING RADIO TELS OF REN ASIATIC MOVE   New Delhi Reports News f Troop Movements  Along Border

Broadcast Says Chinese March On Mystery Nation   Peiping Radio Claims Invasion To Free 3,000,000 Tibetans From Oppression; UN Not BRenoptand Tha Ant

Reds Reported On March ) To ‘Liberate’ Mid-Asian Country   New Delhi Hears Reports Of Activity   China’s Army Doubled In Size, Dispatch From Hong Kong Says

—NEAR BORDER Threat Of New War Hits Asia  Country Ruled By  Lamaist Priests

Chinese Reds Move on Tibet. Peiping Says   Communist Radio Asks Liberation From Imperialism

Report Reds Of China On Way to Tibet   Radio Peiping Says Chinese Communist Advance is to Free  3,000,000 Tibetans

Grave News Of Invasien Sweeps Asia   Communist Report Declares Goal Is Area’s ‘Liberation’

‘Listening’ Posts Have No Reports   Chinese Communists Declared Ready To ‘Free’ Three Million

‘China Reds Are Moving ‘On Tibet’   ~-Comraunist Radio Says Forces Will ‘Liberate’ Nation; Renort Not Verified

Sino Reds Are Moving OnTibetans   ‘Liberation’ Expedition — Would Free 3 Million From Oppression of ‘Imperialists’ Say It’s Chinese Tibet ens Arca ly Autonomous, Reds Say It Is Not

TIBET INVASION NEWS STIRS ASIA   Chinese Communist Report That Reds Are Moying on Remote State Not Confirmed

Asian Capitals rear New Coup By Communists  Land Of Lamas Has MAakeachif+t Army

Word Of New War Threat Stirs Capitals   Radio Peiping Says Red Army Will Free High, Remote Nation From ‘Imperialists’

Mareh On Tibet By The Reds   Purpose is Said To be For The Freeing of About 3.000.000 Tibetan:

Peiping Radio Says Reds Witl Free Tibetans   Washington Reports No Confirmation Gn New Outbreak Of War

Chinese Reds Move on Tibet, Broadcast Says   Communists Say Goal Is to ‘Liberate’ Little Asian Nation

RADIO PEIPING REVEALS ORDER FOR ‘LIBERATION   CAPITALS IN ASIA SWEPT BY NEWS OF POSSIBLE NEW WAR

Report Chinese Reds Have Begun Tibet Invasion   Peiping Radio Says Peoples’ Liberation From “Imperialist _ Oppression” Is Aim

Small Nation ‘To Be Freed’ Say Chinese   Asian Capitals Are Alarmed At Report Of Another ‘Korea’

‘Is Aimed Aberation” overnment   apitals Rocked ws At Possible peak Of New Com t Inspired War

Peiping’s Radio Tells of Latest Sino-Red Threat   Communists’ Advance Designed to Liberate Tibetans From “Imperialist Oppression”

Confirmation Still Lacking   Move by Reds ‘Against Mid-Asian Country Has : Been Talked for Some Tim

Chinese Said Seeking To “Tree” People  ae, my ee! FY Pye   No Direct Word Of Invasion In  U.S. Capital

U.S. Plane Shot Down by  Chinese Guns   Recaptured Prisoners ir Korea Tell of Red Massacre

Chinese Reds Moving On Tibet, To ‘Liberate’ Tiny Himalayan Nation

CHINESE REDS ARE MOVING ON TIBET   Radio Peiping in a Broadcast Re. ported the Action

Att wWs YWweeps £1351an Vapitals ee ES Sei WE Pitals  Chinese Reds Reported Moving On Tibet With Unknown Force

—ADVANCE — Capitals — Fear New Asian War   ‘TOP OF WORLD’ IS THREATENED

Chinese Reds Say Tibet Invasion On   Peiping Broadcast Tells Advance to "Frea'-3. Millions ‘

Chinese Reds Claim Tibet  Being Invaded   Communist Advance “To Free Isolated Nation From Imperialists’

SIZE OF ARMY, DESTINATION NOT GIVEN   “Liberation” Given Reason For Communist March   Of Possible New Red War Sweeps Asian Capitals: Direct Word Lacking

Broadcast Says Communists Are Moving on Tibet   Peiping Radio Reports Purpose Is To Free People of Oppression

China Reds say They're Raiding Tibet   Allies, However, Cannot Confirm Invasion Report

Red China Radio Says Troops Move To ‘Free’ Tibet   No Confirmation Of New Red War Move in Asia

Reds Report New Drive On Tibet   Chinese Radio Says Invaders To ‘Free’ Nation

Radio Peiping Reports News  Of “Invasion”   Washington Has No Information About  Sino-Red Movement Against Tiny Nation

NEW THREAT SENDS SCARE THROUGH ASIA   Invasion Report Of Little Himalayan Nation Lacks Confirmation.

China Reports Tibet March   Peipirg Radio Says Red Force Moving on Isolated “Top of World” Country

Army Told To ‘Liberate’ Land Of Monks  Chinese Red Force Marching On Tibet

COUNTER PLANS  AGAINST DUFF   TO BE MAPPED   Senator Owlett Says Duff Criticizes People Who Aided Him   DEFENDS ‘GRUNDYISM   Top-Ranking Leaders Meet At Annual P. M. A.  Dinner

Hendren Tells President _ Things Look Good In Missouri   State Democratic Chairman, In Washingtor For Jackson-Jefferson Dinner, Denies Rumor: Of Friction Between Gov. Smith and Trumar

Electronic Shimmy-Shakers Enable Scientists To Improve X-Ray Work

Speedy Electrons Shimmy In Show   Atom Show Features Newest Machinerv

FULL SUPPORT PLEDGE MADE BY CONGRESS   President to Make Speech to U.S. On Friday

President Asks Sharp Hike  in Mobilization   Truman to Outline Program in Address on Friday

Other Towns Help Quell Wabash Fire  Total Loss $350,000; Lodae Temple Burns

iany Homeless As Floods Cause ‘No. 1 Disaster’   Suffering in North Dakota, Minnesota Reported Today; Red Cross Helps,

Many Homeless In North Dakota, Minnesota Floods   Red Cross Declares Plight No.  Disaster; Worst Yet to’ Come

Truman Speaks To U. N. On Its  oth Anniversary   President Warns Democracies Will Continue Arming Against War Threat Until There Is World-Wide Disarmament; Truman Does Not Mention GSSR By Name

SRAVLIV ELV OT  One- Sided Pact Seen bid to War   RUSSIA’S NAME NOT MENTIONED

Truman Plea Made Before UN Assembly   Warns Defenses Will Be Built Until Peace Made

Fiesta. de Mexia Program      Truman Warns USA To Keep on Arming

UN Teld Plan Must Not Be J ust Promise  Put On Paper   President Says That Democracies To Keep Rearming Now Againat Saviet Wace Throat

Truman Says   Truman 95a  Democracies To Continue Arming Against 3rd Wai

Tells U.N. Paner Promises Are Not Enough for Allies   West Must Arm Until 

Heavy Price Is Paid for Hill Spur On Naktong Front by 24th Division

Contempt Action Set Kor Jatte   Former Amerasia Refuses to Answer Questions on Case

Panel Favors Prosecution  Of Jaffe  Contempt Charge May Be Approved

Allies Cool To Plan For New Reich Police  West Germans Ask West To Approve A Federal Force

West German Government’s Request For Federal Law Foree Has Cold Reception

Another Wehrmacht?  Germans Ask For 25,000 Police, But Allied Authorities Aren’t Sold Y et

GERMAN POLICE FORCE SNUBBEL   High Allied Officials Cole Shoulder Proposals to Form Federal Unit

GERMAN PLAN GIVEN COOL RECEPTION   Police Force Proposal Puts Allied Officials On Spot

Officials Chilly To West German Police Plan   German Request For 25, 000 Man Force Politically Embarrassing.

Officials Snub Police Proposat  German Plan Gets Chilly Reception

AN EMBARRASSING ISSUE  Allied Officials Appear Cool To West German Police Force

Trade Union Issue Vital In Finland  Premier Facing Bi   Premier Facing Big Battle In Demands OF Workerc

Troubles Pile Up For Finland  Trade Unions Agitate General Pav Boost

Truman Revives  Old Oil Scandal   Labels Teapot Dome as Symbol of G. O. P. Greed While Continuing to Insist That Trip Is ‘Non-Political’

Warns Wyoming Voters Against Republican  “Philosophy” Of “Greed And Privilege.”

Tax Bill Ready For Approval   _ Final Passage Of Huge Measure May Be Delayed

PROFITS TAX BILL IS SET   Multi-Billion Dollar Levy May Be Passed By House Today

Excess Profits Measure Due For House Okay   Tax Bill Certain To Provide Higher Levies For U. S.

EXCESS PROFIT LEVY 10 FACE GLEAR SAILING   Measure Up For Passage In House; Senate Approval Expected

Excess Profits Pill In Clear   jouse Nears Final  Vote On Measure

House Expected To Okay Tax Bil   Excess Profits Tax Measure Ready For Approval by House

Official Denies McCarthy Audit  Disputes Reports  Of Field Check

Says McCarthy's Jax toBe Audited   _ Madison poner ii ‘Plan Under Way >

Allison Sains In Absentee Vote Count   But Tabulation Not Expected to Affect Outcome of Election

Allison Gains In Absentee Ballot Count   Rate Does Not Appear Big Enough to Affect Hennings’ Margin

Margin Narrowing Slowly in Race for Senafe Nominatior   Allison’s Gain Looks Insufficient for Him To Catch Hennings

——Wonders If He's—— Rep. Cotton Can't Get Rid Of Old Dentures  __Watched as Spy—~

Shadowed Solon—  He’s Not a Spy, This Senator; He’s Just Trying To Get Rid Of Dentures

Poliotn Sullivan Relatively Slight  Erwin Says Six Cases  Na ‘Cause For Alarm’

Louis-Charles Will Battle For Heavyweight Title In 15 Rounds Tonight

Flooded Area  Now Cleans Up   Curious Thousands Jam Southern Ohio

Detour Curious Tourists From Ohio Flood Area   Additional Rains » Handicap Victims In Clean-Up Work

ONE PERSON KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN KILLED   Dawage, In Area Estimated at , $2.090,°00 '-— Hundreds of Resident, ; Trapped in Second Story Sections — Pedestrians and Motorista. Climb. Trees or Seek Higher’ Ground.

Hunt Bandits’ ‘Mastermind’   FBI Agents Check On Brink’s Robbery

MASTER-MIND SUSPECTED.IN BRINN’S. CRIME   Ft Shadows Man Who May Hive Euginsered Huge Robbery — Police Still Without Clues ‘to Porpetrators.

Believes State Fair Success  Cash Receipts May Be Below Last Year

Centennial Fair Called ‘Success   Receipts Believed Under 1949 Figure

LULL IN GROUND FIGHTING GOES IN IBD DAY   More Russian-made Jets. Shot Down; Bombers Kept Busy

Allies Take Air Offensive During Lull   Ground Forces Are Reinforced; Troops Jockey for Position

Four Armies Now Oppose UN Forces   Korean Ground Fighting Slow For Third Day

House Works On General  Funds Move  After Battle   Minority Bloc Firm In Attack On State Salaries Of Officials

Auto Fatalities Total Over 500; Thousands Hurt   11 Die, 900 Injured in 1,000 Los Angeles Traffic Mishaps; Arrest 362 Drunken Drivers

Staggering Total  Holiday Death Toll 676; Road Fatalities Top 500

Nation's Holiday Deaths Reach 6/6  Traffic Accidents Killed Record 523

! Traffic Deaths Reach Over 500   Highest Count Since 1936's 555

676 Holiday Deaths, But None Here   Snow, Ice Add to Auto Hazards as Fatalities Hit Near-Record 523

Holiday Darkened Nation’s Death Toll Is 676;  oe . State Figures Above Estimate   wort NErATHS

Nation Counting  Grim Death Toll  Violent Accident Figure for Extended Holiday  Lists 674 SECOND HIGHEST YEAR Traffic Fatalities of 523 Ex ceed Last Year by  100 Deaths

TRAFFIC DEATH RECORD ABOVE THE 500 MARK   29 Lose Lives In Michigan Alone; Count Exceeds Predictions

OVER 900 DIE ON NATION'S HIGHWAYS   676 Meet Violent Death In Three-Day Period

676 ARE KILLED WITH 523 LISTED DEAD IN TRAFFIC   Fires. Drownings. Falls And Other Accidents Took Total Of 15) Lives In Three Days.

664 Are Dead In a Too-Merry  Christmastime   Traffic Takes 515 Lives  In One of Nation’s Grimmest Holiday Tolls

676 Violent Deaths Over 3-Day Holiday   Tratfic Fatalities Top Nation's Toll of Dead, Soaring to 523—Fires, Drownings, Falls and Other Mishaps Account for Many More.   NEW ENGLAND TOTAL S 47

Violent Accident Figure for Extended Holiday Lists 674   SECOND HIGHEST YEAR   SOLAN PITH) LOIN  Traffic Fatalities of 523 Ex ceed Last Year by

Holiday Toll Hits New High  676 Dead Over 3-Day Christmas Period

Holiday Death Toll Soars To 676 Including 523 Car Mishaps For New All-Time Record High

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL SOARS TO A RECORD 676  TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS  TAKE 523 LIVES AS NATION CELEBRATES

‘Traffic Deaths Total: Over 600 As U,S, Prays For End To Korean War Massacres

Nation Counts Staggering Toll of 664. Deaths From Accidents During Holiday

*tlighest Since 1936 Mark; Icey  Roads a Factor Total faye 2. Nace

676 Killed In Accidents Over 3-Day Holiday   U.S. Death Toll In Violent Mishaps Is Highest Since 1936

Death. Claims 523 Persons In Yale Traffic Crashes   1 iFEW ACCIDENTS  Far TUS anrra

Holiday Death Toll Hits 664.  323 in Autos   IHinois Among Leader: With 36, 29 Vietims In Downstate Area

Nation Adds Staggering ‘Death. Toll.   Holiday Accidents Counted “at: 664;: 523 in’ Traffic

Accidents Kill 664 Over U.S.  500 Traffic Victims In Shocking Figures

Accidents Take Lives Of 064  Over Holiday  Michigan Counts 25 Traffic Victims

Traffic Fatalities Approach All-Time Record Toll Of 1936   MISCELLANEOUS CAUSES ACCOUNT FOR 15: OTHER DEATHS OVER THREE-DAY WEEKEND

Death Took No Holiday   Total of 664 Violent Deaths Racked Up Over Holiday: 515 in Traffic

664 Dead In Mishaps Over Yule Weekend   Traffic Fatalities Soar Above 500, Highest Since 555 in 1936

AFFIC TOLL Annual Message to Congress AR RECORD Is Exnected to Revive Many TIN 1936'War Emergency Proposals

13 Killed on Indiana Roads Since Friday   Three-Day Christmas Week End Results in 315 Traffic Fatalities —Far Above Estimate

Nation Finds 662 Persons Killed in Yule Accidents   Traffic Fatalities Soar Above 500 as 1936 Record Neared

Nation’s Violent Accidents Take [Staggering Toll Over Christmas  Deaths From Mishaps Reach 664 With Highway   Deaths From Mishaps Reach 664 With Highway Fatalities Over 500; Traffic Deaths Highest Since 1936; All Far Above Estimates.

Death Takes No Holiday Christmas  Nation Counts High Toll of 674 Violent Deaths During 3-Day Period Over Christma:

Road Traffic Claims 523   Tops All Time Record of 555 Set in 1936

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL IS HEAVY   Traffic Fatalities Highest Since All-Time Record In 1936

Nation’s Three-Day Holiday Death Toll From Violent Accidents 676

Holiday Death Toll High In United States   Many Killed During Christmas Weekend Period

Holiday Death Toll Staggering  Nation Counts 676 Accident Victims .

Over 500 Killed In Traffic   Toll of 662 Violent Deaths Resulted Over Three-day Holiday

515 Meet Death On Highways; 2 S. D. Victims   Traffie Fatalities Near 1936 Record Of 555: Los Angeles Has Heavy Outbreak Of Accidents

Trattic Deaths  Soaring   Accident Toll Up To 676; Traffic Deaths Above 500

Staggering 665 Fatality Toll Over Christmas   Traffic Deaths Soar Above 500, Highest in 14 Years

Accidents Take Staggering Toll Over Christmas      Traffic Fatalities Soar / Above 500 in Approaching All-Time Record Set in 1936

664: Violent Deaths Over Holiday   Traffic Fatalities Pass 500, Highest In 14 Years; Other Causes Kill 149

Lyman H. Elefson Free of Murder Charge   srand Jurv Refuses to Indict Former lowa Student Held Since November

WATERFRONT BUSINESS PROPERTY UNDERVALUED   Some Estate Assessment: Also Low, Survey Shows    Other Changes Reeommented As Cleminshaw = Flrm Ends  $39,200 Contract

Some Estate Assessments Also Low, Survey Shows   Other Changes Recommenned As  Cleminshas Firm Ends  $39,200 Contract

Group to Submit Plan to Create UN-Police Force  Members Would Be   Members Would Be Recruited From All But ‘Big 5' Nations

Week-end Death Toll Up to 255   11 in Wisconsin From Friday Night Till Monday Morning

Week-End Accidents Take 255 Lives; 151 Traffic Deaths   Three of Five Accidental Deaths in Missouri Occur on Highways.

Senate’s Five Percenter Probers Rebuke Vaughan WhileDenouncingMaragon

Senators Slam Truman’s Aide   Probers Rebuke Vaughar For Accepting Gifts

Vaughan Rebuked For Acceptance  Of Freezer Gifts   Republicans and Dems Join In Criticising Action Of Truman Military Aide

Committee Rebukes Gen. Vaughan For Accepting Seven Deep Freezers

VAUGHAN REBUKED FOR ACCEPTING 7 - HOME FREEZERS   Senate Committee That Probed “Five Percenters” Unanimous in Censuring Truman’s Aide.   MARAGON ALSO COMES IN FOR CRITICISM   Group Finds He Used Pres. tige of White House for His Own Advantage Over Several Years.

Senate Probe Group Rebukes  Major Vaughan   Truman's Military Aid Accepted Freezers as Gifts for His Friends

Review Seen For Foreign  AidProgram  Top ECA Official’   Top ECA Official’ Says American. Aid Can: Be Trimmed:

Sharp Slashes indicated In Aid To Europe   Searching Review Of Assistance Predicted By . Senators

AID PROGRAM 10 BE REVIEWED BY NEW CONGRESS   Lawmakers Generally Op. posed To Boosting Taxes For Charity Abroad   McMAHON IN FAVOR OF MOVING AGENCIES

CONGRESS GETS SET TO REVIEW AID PROGRAMS   Cuts Favored In Both Military, Economic Assistance Plans

Is RECALL TO      V._F.AW. Commander Will Report te Great Lahes, November 9

Is RECALLED TO   V_F.W. Commander Will Report to Great Lakes, November 9

Committee Ready to Go to Work on New Bill  Excess Profits Tax Next Year Is Likely

Committee To Work on New Taxes  Sen. George Sees Excess Profits Levy Probable

10 Catholic Priests Face Espionage Charges in Prague State Court Today

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Under The Table--Drunken Driving By Diplomats

Foe Weakening,  Walker Asserts   Surprise Stab Straighiens ' Eestern Defense Line

Search For Missing Navy Plane Goes On   To Sweep Wide Areas Of Baltic

U. S. Planes Roar. Over: Baltic: Continue Hunt For Missing Bomber

Taejon, Chonju Fall; Enemy In Complete Rout   Gen. Walker Claims 75 Percent Of Reds’ Troops Will Be Annihilated; Organized Resistance To Mass Advance Nonexistant

38th Parallel Is Goal Of Yank Units   No Resistance  Felt By Allies

Allies Nearing Reds Border:  Taejon Taken   Three Fourths of Enemy Army Faces Annihilation Is View

U. 5. Troops Are Near Border Of North Korea  Report Hubs .Of Taejon And Chonju

Organized Resistance Is Gone, He Declares   U.S. Troops Within 25 Miles Of North Korean Border; Recapture Taejon And Chonju Hubs

North Korea Reveals Aid  From Soviet   North Government Official Tells Of War Materials, Machines. Ftc.

Admits Russia Is Aiding Reds  High North Korean Official Hails Stalin As Liber  ator.

Correspondent Bill Shinn Witnesses Execution Of 20   By Bill Shinn

Writer Sees War Crimes Executions  Of 20 People   Sixteen Men, Four Women Pay Penalty For Betraying South

Bypass Veto, UN ls Urged   » Dulles Speaks for American Proposal

UN Ponders Blocking Of  Agoressors  Dulles Declares UN Organizational ss

Machinery To Bypass Veto Uraed   Legion Committee Asks Ousting Of Acheson

Fiu Epidemic Reportedin. West Texas   "Old-Fashioned Type’ Lays Low Thousands

Economy Stand By AVC and Jaycees Praised by Hoover   Says They Recognize “Responsibility for Better Government”’

Presses Inquiry Of Farm Prices      Brannan Wants To Halt Excessive Commodity Trades

Pumping Stations Asked For Kansas   Cities Service Company Seeks Authority To Add More Installations

: Late \News bulletins  Decision On Problem Of Chinese Representation Coming In Sentemhar

Vice Incomes Evade Taxes In California   Hookup With Revenue Officials Bared

Business Tieups Between Federal Tax Officials and Criminals Cited

Business Tieups Reported Between Federal  Tax Officials And Racketeers In California

—CALIFORNIA PROBE —  Report Links U.S. Tax Officials to Criminals

California Hoodlums Not Paying Taxes  Commiccinn Save Nat   Commission Says Not One Of Importance Has Been Convicted

California Says U. S. Tax Agents Tied With Gangsters, Overlook Huge Incomes

Every Two Days An Average Of 11 Persons Are Killed In Traffic ‘Accidents In Texas, Shivers Reminds State Safety Conference

hivers Says Texas Traffic Getting Safer eath Rate 50 Per Cent Under That Of 12 Years Aao

TB Group Adepts Budget for 1950  Thursday Night  Expenses Will Not  nae fr 0 ie ie ho   Expenses Will Not Exceed $1825 Durina Year

TB Group Adopts Budget for 1950 Thursday Night  Expenses Will Not Exceed $1825  Durina Year

‘Russia’s Protest To Be Answered During Next Week  ‘. Sa wae  eee eee

ICE CAUSING HAVOC ALL OVER STATE   KRaln Preezing As It Falls Makes Driving Treacherous — Rivers Rising Under Steady  Bown teenies

ICE CAUSING HAVOC ALL OVER STATE   Rain Freezing As It. Falls Makes Driving Treacherous — Rivers Rising Under Steady Downpour.

Concerned With Public's Welfure ...  Division One's Activities in County Civilian Defense Setun Is Outlined

Chief Air Raid Wardens Named... Security Division of County Defense Setup Has Important Duties

Red Invaders Fail To  Cross Han River Line In Any Great Strength

Americans Return To Base at Suwon   . Town Held as South. Force Stiffens: 23 Yanks Die in Airlift Plane Crash

AMERICANS TO BOLSTER SOUTH AGAINST REDS  Military Advisory  q’ a ae a a +   Military Advisory Group Returns to Suwon, Previously Ahandaoned.

Voters Ignored Vital Domestic Issues-Murray  bevdlinseeacek: Tiweed an

C10 Chief Denies Nov./ Repudiation  Says Voters Ignore ‘Domestic’ Issues

WHEELS, OF CHANCE, DICE TABLES, WHISKY BARRELS sAYVEV  Providential Rain Saves Once Sinful Mining Town In Nevada From Destruction By Flames

Fire In Mountain Cabin Quickly Brings Sadness To Happy Family   Once Sinful Mining Town Is Saved Fom Fire By Downpour

Tragedy Replaces Cheer for Family   Within Short Time Father Loses Three Children, Wife, New Babe to Flames

Five Dead After Cabin Fire   Unborn Child Victim of Mountain Tragcedy

WASHING MACHINE - EXPLODES, 5 DEAD   Maryland Mountain Cabin Scene of Tragedy

Red Radio Says Attack Will Continue   Truman, Attlee Ignored Demand, Says Broadcast

Chinese Hammering Korean Beachhead   United Nations General Assembly Approves Peace Commission as Fighting Rages:in Korea.

THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED THEFTS   More Than 4,200 Gallons Of Gasoline Are Missing   RINGLEADER IS CITED

THREE MEN ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN OF OVER 4,500 GALLONS OF GASOLINE FROM P. R. R.

Chunchon May Have Fallen to By-Passed Red:   Believe Citv Only 45 Miles from Seoul Captured

FORD SETS UP SIX-DAY WEEK   Company Boosts Work To Hit Million-Car Goal ‘In Six Months

Ford Speeding Up Production  Six-Day Week Starts  In 17 Factories

Yale Graduate Held In Death OF Professor   Doctor's Wife Reported In Serious Condition; Laud Springfield Police

Americans Fall Back Six Miles In South Sector   Bloody Fighting Rages, Casualties Heavy On Both Sides

Allies Throw Off Red's Time Table   North Korean. Attacks Throw Back US 24th: Division at: Chananvone

Officer Says Fight Bloody  But Indecisive   Communist Battalion Scrambling to Link Up With Guerrillas Behind American Lin

Tank-Supported Enemy Troops In Bloody Advance   Segments Of U. S. 24th Infantry Divisions Overran In Bitter Fighting; Both  - Sides Lose Heavily

Puppet Chiet Calls For End Within 16 Days   Negro Troops Gain In Hand-To -Hand Fight Near Masan

LOSSES HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES AT CHANGNYON   Enemy Tanks Overrun Valiant 24th To Wipe Out Its Monday Advance.

Both Sides Suffer Heavy Losses in an indecisive Battle   Enemy Overruns Segments of American 24th Division for Gains of Six or Seven Miles

Indecisive Battle Rages Below Changnyong; 12,000Man Bridgehead Wipes Out Most  A . e-¢  wminrinrn rt {i atme

But Drive Slowed by Resistance   Fighting Is Bloody In Changnyong Region Near Capital, Taegu

24th Division Drops Back 6 to 7 Miles:   Officers Confident Communists Can Be Pushed Across River.

Foe Surges  Forward on River Front   Casualties Pile Up on Both Sides; Enemy Behind Schedule.   Throwing Everything.

24th Division Pushed Back In Furious Battle   Heavy Casualties Suffered By Both Sides; Americans Strafed Near Masan

Korean Reds Burst Out: Gain 7 Miles In Bloody Battle   Gain is Serious But Indecisive Say U. S. Sources

TMAH YANK UNITS ALONE AIVER FRONT   Bitter Fighting Rages on U.S. Defense Line South of Changnyong.

ENEMY GAINS 6-7 MILES IN SOUTH   Both Sides Lose Heavily In Pi 8 Fighting   Drops Two Bombs On Masan, Strafes Communications Center Near Port

Overrun Segments of 24th Infantry in Tank and Troop Advance   Allied Resistance Slows Red Timetable; Had Set Taegu as Tuesday Goal; Changnyong Fight Bloody, Uncertain

Casualties Heavy On Both Sides   Fierce Fighting Carries North Koreans Seven Miles East OF River Defense Line

Troops, Tanks Burst River Delense Line; Casualties High   Allied Resistance to Communists Slows War Times table: Yak Bombs Masan

CASUALTIES PILE UP ON BOTH SIDES   North Koreans With   Tanks, Overrun Segment of U. S. 24th Infantry in Bitter Fighting. _,   RED TIMETABLE IS SLOWED UP   Prisoners Say Plan Called for Capture of Taegu, South Korean Capital, Today.

— BRIDGEHEAD — Losses Are Heavy for Both Sides   ALLIES GAIN IN OTHER SECTORS

Changnyong Fighting Bloody; Heavy Losses On Both Sides; Some Combat Is Hand-To-Hand

Heavy Casualties Are Piled Up On Both Sides   Segments of 24th Infantry Are Overrun by Koreans

Tanks Play Partin Push On Naktong   Communists Advance to Seven Miles East of River; Gain Cited as Serious   Area Is Lost   Changyong Army Wipes Out Most of Advance by Americans

Overrun Segments Of US 24th In Bitter i   Heavy Casualties For Both:

Enemy Overruns Part of 24th Division Below Changnyong and Advances Seven Miles.   NORTH KOREAN GAIN CONSIDERED SERIOUS

Heavy Casualties on Both Sides As North Koreans Breach Naktong Line

Push fo Points 1 Miles East of Naktong River  7 Casualties Pile fh. .. fHak @' J...

Invader’s Gain Considered Serious —- Both Sides Count Heavy Losses In Bitter Fighting — Allied Resistance Slows Communists’ Victory Timetable

Both Sides Lose Heavily In Bridgehead Fighting   RED GAIN CONSIDERED SERIOUS BUT U. S. OFFICER CONFIDENT OF VICTORY :

RED TROOPS BURST THROUGH NAKTONG RIVER DEFENSE LINE: AMERICAN DIVISION OVERRUN

Taegu Timeiable Upset At River   Outnumbered Yanks Yield Some Ground In Buloe

Temperatures   Casualties Piling Up on ; Both Sides: Tank Thrust Hits 24th Division Hard

Segments Of U.S. 24th Are Overrun   orth Korean Gain Considered Serious But Staff Officer Says ‘We Are Confident We Can Push The Gooks Back’

One New Bridgehead Established   Reds Surge 7 Miles Beyond River Line; Casualties Heavy

American Troops Overrun But Keep Driving at Enemy  Armor of Invaders Surges Seven Miles Near Changnyong

Communists Break Out Of Defenses  To Seore Advance   North Korean Troops Overrun Segments Of  * American 24th Infantry; Casualties On  - Both Sides Heavy; Allied Resistance To Reds Slows Down War Timetable

24th Division _ Is Rolled Back at Changnyong   Communists Advance 6 Miles to Wipe Out Gains Made by JU. S.

Invaders Now Seven Miles East of River   Communist Attack Below Changnyong Paced by Tanks

Tank-Led Invaders Surge 7 Miles, Overrun Seaments of 24th Division   Fighting Bloody, but Indecisive; Americans Confident They Can Hold in Spite of Serious Red Gains: Battle Rages in Waeeqwan Area

Enemy Pushes Across River And Advances Seven Miles Overrunning U.S. Defenders

)Ath Bears Blunt Of New Tank Attack   Heavy Casualties Or Both Sides Reported As Reds Move East

Losses Heavy on Both Sides   Communist Drive From Naktong Line Serious Threat; U.S. Advances Lost

North Koreans Score Gains  At Changnyong Overrun Segments 01  24th Division In Bitter Fighting

Heavy Casualties Are Piled Up On Both Sides  Segments of 24th   Segments of 24th Infantry Are Overrun by Koreans

BOTH SIDES SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES   Invaders And Tanks Surge Seven Miles Below Changnyong

 International Raundup  Britain Moves To Correct ‘Schuman Plan Impression

Britain {s Uneasy Over Criticism   Urgent Cables Soy Back Not Turned On United Europe Plan

Berlin Tense, Scraps Mark Raily Start   All American Army Leaves Cancelled, Troop Alerted For Communist Demonsirations.

ALLIED TROOPS STAND BY FOR BERLIN RALLY  U. S. Army Leaves Are Cancelled and Forces Placed on Alert.

U.S. Troops On Alert As Communist  Youth Rally   Troops Back Up Police To Prevent Communist Youths From Maching Into West Berlin

Bullet Wound In Fight Fatal To Ex-Conviet   Saginaw Man Dies After  - Savage Gunfight With “Policemen; Link Him To Another Siaying

MAYOR'S SISTER TELLS OF THREAT   Orleans Methodis: Preacher Also Reports Menacing Calls

Reds Within 50 Miles of Pusan in New Advances   North Koreans Going All Out to Push Gl's Into Sea Before UN Help Arrives

Population Shift Indicated—  Ten Of 12 Counties In 7th District Show Declines In 1950 Census Totals

Deportation of Sitfler Ordered  2 Children Born In U. 5. Excluded

Trap Shuts On 26,000 Red Troops   UN Force Only 55 Miles South Of Pyvonayana

Top Jurist Okays Chiang s Refurn   Generalissimo Is Legally President, Chinese Judge Says

Seventh Day Adventisis Win Appeal  High Court Holds Child Received  Proner Training

13 Ohioans Die In Traffic Mishaps   Five Negroes Claimed In Truck-Car Crash

CONGRESS ACTS TO GIVE TRUMAN WAR CONTROLS   Tremendous Tax Increases Expected To Come Later

Expect Quick Action By Congress In Granting White House Controls

Congress Prepares To Act On Truman’: Emergency Request:  Quick Passage Seen For Appropriations And Wartime Control:

Germany To Have Own Air Force In Defense Plan   Atlantic Pact Powers Agree To Big Arms Program.

Pact Nations Give Green Light nnnnrnnrennnnnnnonnnnnnnnnannne nae  Western Germany to  Have Own Air Force

German Rearmament Would Okeh Airforce for Former Foe   Blueprint Adopted By Defense Ministers In Face of Ominous Threats From Russia

Western Germany To Get Air Force   Program Also Provides 25 German Combat Units

Editor Of «=: Union Bridge ‘Paper Dies"   O. J. Stonesifer, 82, Began With Pilot In 1909; Funera] Monday

UNION BRIDGE EDITOR DIES AT AGE OF 82   Oliver J. Stonesifer, Associated With The Pilot Since 1909, Succumbs In Hospital

Churchill Plea For Atom Talks Hit By Laborite   Deputy Prime Minister Says Action ‘Irresponsible And Foolish’

SRR GLASTS” CHURCHILL'S Bie 3 PROPOSAL   Says Foolish Thing To Inject Into British Election

Tentative Okeh. Given Design of Office Building   Plans Call For Modern - Structure; Aluminum, Glass. Stone Facade

Potato Muddle Causing Rows  Truman Places Blame On Conaress Again

Blames Congress For Potato Excess  Ask Maine Senator, Truman Suggests ©

COHEN TESTIFIES BEFORE PROBERS   GROUP LEARNS LITTLE ABOU GAMBLER WHO SAYS HE IS HARASSED.

Cohen Living on Barraued Cash   That’s What He Tells Crime Probers

U.S. C-54 Lost with 44 Aboard But Canadians Discount Report Oneof Search Planes Missing

No Trace Seer of U.S. Plane Lost in Yukon   Searchers Fear Snow Soon Will Make Wreck Invisible

ISBELL FUND TO AID OTHERS Three Blind Youths From Area To Receive ‘Seeing Eye Dogs

FARNCE GIVES AID PLEDGE 10 WEST GERMAN   Adenauer Now Wants Similar Security Guarantees by U. S., Britain.

French Pledge Security tor West Germany  Adenauer Demands TS. and BRrhtajn

New Alfempt On Life Earl Shelton Made   Last of Notorious Brothers Is Shot Through Arm; Second Attempt to Kil] Him

SHUT HITS MEMBER UF SHELTON GANG   “BIG FARL” WOUNDED IN ARM WHILE MOTORING.WASSAILANTS UNIDENTIFIED.

Earl Shelton Is Wounded Avain   Shot From Ambush in Renewal of Feud

Three Democrats Join GOP to Ram Through $3,000,000-State Budaet Cut

Ike Doesn’t Slam Door  Liberal GOPs Rush To Climb On Bandwagon Of Eisenhower-For-PresidentBoomBegunByDewey

Hues Not Rule Out Accentancelf GOP Drafts Him   General Repeats He Likes. Columbia Job

General in Answer fo Dewey Plug   Doesn't Say He Would Spurn Presidential Nod by G.O.P   DEWEY STATEMENT.

Solon Still Won't Name Any Names  In Charge 81 Reds Are In State Department

Army C-47 Crashes into 3 Barracks Of Aviation School; 3 Are Injured

PLANE WITH 18 ABOARD GRASHES   Three Aviation School Employes Critically Injured In Wreck At Oklahoma Airport,

ARMY PLANE WITH 18 ABOARD HITS BARRACKS      Three Persons Critically Hurt in Takeoff at Tulsa Airfield.

Three Persons Injured Badly In Accident   Army C-47 Unable To Get Into Air During Takeoff

POISON DEATH STILL PROBED.   Suicide Indications Found In Mystery At Blain City

Red Control — Law Revision Faces Solons   Changes In Statute May Be Requested By President Truman

Red Curb Bill Facing Knife In Next Term   Measure May Get Priorits As Congress Returns In Navember

JOHN L. GALLS LOVE “LIAR” AT T-H HEARING   Fact Finding Board Did Not Ask Miners To Return to Work

Lewis Calls Operator ‘Liar By the Clock’ at Session of Truman Fact Finding Board

Lewis, Coal Men Agree to Resume Talks   Mine Boss Flares, Cries ‘Liar’ at Meeting of Board

OPERATORS A LEWIS. RESUME NEGOTIATIONS   Fact Finding Board Hope ful Dispute May Be Ended Today

Union Boss Halts Talks In Outburst At Meeting  Hearings Resumed   Hearings Resumed As Efforts Made To Reach. Harmony

Early End to Dispute Hoped   Lewis Calls Gperetor Ropresentetive ‘Lier by the Clock’ im Stormy Session

Lewis Yields, Goes Before Fact-Finders   Charge of ‘Liar’ Hurled at Coal Man By Miners’ Chief   $5,000,000 Worth of Dreams Made Real bv Court Decision

TRUMAN'S BOARD “CBSE  n  0 BARGAINING TALKS   Miners’ Chieficin Hurts ‘Liew’ Charge A! Opening  Gece

First Confab On Dispute Is Noisy Affair   Fact-finders Find Fact-finding Tough

Head of United Mine Workers Interrupts Testimony Before Board.  TrarTrTyrwyTiwTranyTuaYT

Chairman Of Fact-Finders Hopeful Of Early Accord  Operators Not So Optimistic

New dessions: Might Bring Quick Accord   Fact - Finders Optimistic Dispute May Be Settled Tonight

LEWIS AND MINE OWNERS AGREE TO CONFERENCE   “act-Finding Board Induces Contenders {n Strike To Try Again To Reach Agreement Through Ne oohatinne

LEW AGREES TE otsollla WITH OWNER   Truman’s Board Members Ses End to Strike by Nightfall.

Lewis CallsLove ‘Liar By Clock’  Blast Comes After First Question

New Bargaining Sessions Start This Afternoon With Members of FactFinding Board Sitting in as Observers — Chairman Cole Optimistic Over Outcome, Predicting Agreement in Two or Three Hours.   OWNERS. NOT SO CERTAIN

Meet Lewis in Effort to Reach An Agreement  Think Settlement. hdtahsp ft anmn 7...

Accept Board  Suggestion To.  ‘Try It Again’ gb Lal Lom  Thainna Heanna

‘You're a Liar Lewis Shouts To Spice Hearing   Some Agreement Expected This Week if No Snags Hit

Fact-Finders Arrange New Peace Parley   Board to Report on Progress Tonight at End of Talks—Lewis Hurls “‘Liar’’ Charge

Fact Finders Get Promises Of Both For Negotiations   Board Members Feel Optimistic Dispute Will Be Settled

Board Hopeful on Agreement   Lewis Calls Coal Man Love Liar at Stormy Fact-Finding Hearing

Both Lewis and Operators Agree fo Resume Talks   Agreement by Night Hinted by Board as Sessions Start Anew

Coal Hearing Off To Poor Start Today   John L. Lewis In Blast At Mine Operators

Stormy Session Results in Strong Charges   New Bargaining Meet * Being Held in Washinaton Today

Lewis and Coal OperatorsOper New Parley   Labor Chief Calls Owner Representative FlagSand Tier

Negotiations Are Resumed at Board's Request   Mine Owners Of Opinion It’s Waste of Time

Coal Operators, Lewis Agree To Try ContractSettlement:OptimismSeen

Lewis, Coal Operators Try For Treaty; Inquiry Board Optimistic Over Outcome

Fact-finding Chief Expects Accord Today   ‘it's Possible,’ Lewis Says, as Disputants Resume Bargaining

See New Contract Possible   Fact-Finding Board Optimistic, Mine Owners Pessimistic

Truman's Board Sits In on Parley To Aid Agreement  Angry Mine Chief Flares at ‘Lying’ Ry Tan QOnoerator

Group Agrees To Fact-Finding Board's Request  UMW Leader Not Asked to Send His Miners Back to Wor

Board Optimistic Of Mine Dispute Settlement Today   Fact-Finding Board Wins Agreement From Lewis, Operators To Try For Agreement; New Bargaining Sessions, Begin Today As Board Sits In As Observers

Optimistic On Coal Contract Aqreement   President’s Fact-Finders Say Whole Dispute Might Be Settled Before Nightfall As Lewis and Operators Aqree to Try Taolke

FACT BOARD MEETS LEWIS, OPERATORS   Formal Hearings Start Following Prelim Parley

Quick End to Dispute Seen By Fact-Finders   New Bargaining Sessions Under Way. in Capital Today wn

Lewis Calls Negotiator ‘Liar by Clock   Displays Temper Before Coal FactFinding Board

Seek Accord For Ending Coal Strike  Truman’s Board Arranges For New Meeting

Lewis, Coal Operators To Hold Parley   Session Listed To Begin Early This Afternoon

Spokesman Says ‘Bid’ Requested   Operators’ Representative Claims Miner Workers’ Chief Often Asserts ‘ Have The Men In The Palm Of My Hands’

Fact Finders Get Factions To Negotiate   Presidential Board Members Optimistic Pit Peace In Sight

District Negotiations Come After Initial — Hearing With Board   ‘Lewis Interrupts Testimeny By — Accusing Spokesman Of Operators Of Utterine ‘Dirty. Infamous Lie’

To Resume Request Of Tt Fact-Finding       Lewis Calls Negotiator ‘Liar

Lewis, Operators To Negotiate On Contract Today  Board Members Feel Accord May Come In Two Or Three Hours

FACT - FINDING BODY MAKES PROGRESS   Lewis And Operators Agree To Negotiate   Says Early Peace Likely; Lewis Agrees But Operators Less Optimistic

Lewis, Operators Open Bargaining Session This Afternoon; Settlement ‘Possible,” Says Leaders.   LEWIS FLARES UP IN MORNING SESSION

Operators Not Too Hopeful After _ Lewis’ Charge That Chief Ne gotiator For Some Operators Is  “Biar By Clock”   LEWIS IN OUTBREAK AT BOARD MEETING

Fact-Finding Board Sees Chance Dispute May Be Settled Today  In Union-Owner Parle:

Truman Fact Finders Get  Such Promise   Lewis Tells Operator Love “You’re Liar by the Clock”

Agreement Is Possible By Night   Lewis Calls Love “Liar by Clock” During Hearing

“act-Finding Board Wins Agreement From United Mine Workers’ Chief And Operators To Try Again For Accord Through Negotiations — Presidential Appointees Optimistic That Whole Dispute May Be Settled Before Nightfall

Fact-Finders Win In Bid For New Contract Talks   Board Members Optimistic Dispute May Be Settlec iBy Nightfall; Sessions To Be Private;  Onenine Of Hearings Starry

Peace Could Be Reached Soon Says Chairman Of Fact-Finders    ‘Possible,’ Lewis Declares$  Operators Less  Optimistic

Fact Finders Start Hearing   More Workers Feel Pinch of Strike Throughout US

Truman's Board Induces Leaders to Negotiate   Lewis Calls Operator “Liar” in Torrid Verbal Clash’

Fact Finders Will Sit In On New Talk   Hopeful Dispute May End Today; Lewis In Outburst

New Bargaining Sessions Are Scheduled   Lewis Calls Love “Liar By The Clock’ In Stormy Meeting

Mine Operators Less) Confident; Lewis Optimistic   ‘Onnersf Delegate Called Liar } By UMW Leader Duriay Stormy Session

Parties Agree to Board Request For Negotiations   Lewis Interrupts First Session To Call Operator a ‘Liar’

Board Asks Collective Bargaining   Proposal is Not Immediately Taken Up; Lewis Calls Love ‘Liar by Clock’

Board Optimistic Whole Dispute May Be Settled Soon   Operators Less Hopeful; Meet This Afternoon

Lewis And * Operators Talk Again   Union Chief Uses Strong Language In Storniv Session

Board Optimistic For Agreement Between Parties By Tonight   Owners Doubtful About Peace Hopes   Lewis -Livens Session . By Calling Spokesman ‘Liar By The Clock’

Russia Signs  China Accord   Military Alliance Is For Thirty Years

Soviet Russia And Red China In 30-Year Pact  Military And Mutual   Military And Mutual Aid Alliance Made By Terms Of Pact

No Crime  Ring Gift   Demo Denies Knowledg. Of Binaggio Donation To Smith Campaign; Finger on Mafia

Denies Smith Tie-Up With KC Gangster   Missouri Democratie Leader Professes No Knowledge of Donation

Crime Committee Goes Into K. C. Underworld - Politics Connection

Says Truman Ignores Spies   New York Importer Claims He Has Had List of 150 . for Five Years.

=IREMEN LOOK DARKLY ON ‘JOKE’  Ha! Ha! of April Fooler Echoes Hollowly in Jail

GOP Campaion Onened in Ohio   Taft Backs Ebright For State Governor

Taft Pries Off Ohio Lid With Ebright Boost  Republicans Start Campaign With Big Cleveland Meeting

Italian Reds ‘ail ‘To Halt U.S. Arms   First Aid To Nation Ie Un loaded Refore Commie Strike Get« Started

Reds Fail To Stop U.S. Arms. Sis Unloaded Al Hale Por! Before Dawa

Cigarette Tax Favored By Shivers   One Cent Would Go Into State Hospital Fund

or State Hospital Program  Shivers Says Cigaret Tax Hike Acceptable

Tito Condemns Korean Fighting  Claims North Korea hreat To Peace’

Tito Envoy Blames War On N. Korea   Says It Brings Danger’ To Peace

Solons Slash European Aid By $1 Billion   “Marshall Plan Nations Will Get Surplus Food Instead In New Bill

Wisconsin Farm Wife Convinced Mother Of Jesus Will Come To Her Fer Seventh Time

! Thousands Jam Necedah, Wis:, For Visitation Of Virgin, Promised By Farm Wif

FBI Moves to Find Cause of Berkeley Fire   Wreckage Sifted; Super Secret Project Hit by Blaze

G-Men Hunt Fire Cause   Probe Wreckage OF Atomic Plant In California

WHAT HAWAIL NEEDS IS GOOD VALLEY RAIN  White Hot Lava Boils Out Of Mauna Loa As World’s Most Active Volcano Erupts Again

Truman And Marshall Plot MacArthur Ouster, ‘Says Indiana Senator

‘TRUMAN “CONSPIRING’   Capehart Charges He and Marshall Seek Ouster of MavArthur

Truman, Marshall  Vs. MacArthur?   Senator Capehart Says Two Conspire for Ouster After November Elections

Navy Scotches Saucer Aircraft Reports, But Tells of Pancake Plane Experiment   ‘Subs Probably Foreign But Hunt Ends

Navy Denies Magazine Claim Flying Saucers Are Its Own Jet-Propelled Developments '

Tinkering With Flying Saucer? Naw, Sir, Says The Navy’   FLYING SAUCERS MYSTERY TO TRUMAN.

Vacation White House Says President Has No Knowledge of Any Flying Saucers

Navy Discredits “Saucer” Report   Denies Experiments With Saucer-Shaped Missile ana Development of Pancake-Shaped Jet Plane

_ —ANOTHER ; THEORY BLASTED — Navy Denies [+ Flies Saucers or Pancakes

Navy Denies Development of Flying Saucers, Pancake-Shaped Jet Planes

FLYING DISCS ~ AMYSTERY TO WHITE HOUSE   President Adds His Denial to Those, of Navy and. Air Force.

Navy Disputes Reports  Truman Denies Knowledge Of ‘Flying Saucer’ Weapon

Report Truman Has No Knowledge of "Flying Saucers’  Qut That Air Force Couldn't Find Any.

Navy Denies Developing “Saucers; Commentator Savs U. S. Experimenting

Truman Lacks Knowledge of Flying Saucers   Nothing to Substantiate Rumors-Reports

Navy Denies Disc Rumor   Says Nearest Thing To Flying Saucer They Ever Made Has Not Flown Since 1947

Navy Denies Experiments With Saucer-Shaped Planes Nearest Thing Grounded Since 1947

SAUCER PLANES DENIED BY NAVY   Radio Commentator As serts Such Planes Are Jet Fliers

Flying Saucers Denied By Navy   Department Reports It Is Not Working On- Any Such Plane

So. Koreans Land At Inchon; Yanks Ashore On Wolmi   ROK Troops Also Leapfrog To Coast Above Pohang And 25 Miles North To Yongdok; Allies Battle Reds Near 38th Parallel

Troops Storm Ashore At Port City Of Inchon  Other Landings On East Coast

Triple Assault Backs Threat Of Big Push   U.N. Troops Sterm Ashore, Move Against Airbase Close to Seoul

Other Units Strike East  Same Time  U. S. Forces Storm Ashore Near Port Of Important Seoul

Troo ps A [ tae k  Coasts   United Nations Forces On Offensive For First Time

U. S. Forces Accompany Republican Troops In Attack On Red Port City   Allies Exerting Heavy Pressure On Communists Near Seoul; Assault Also Made On East Coast North Of Pohanc

‘American Troops Go Ashore At Inchon; South Koreans Land At Yondok, Pohang   HEAVY PRESSURE BEING EXERTED ON AIRPORT

Landings Made 19U Miles Behind Front   UN Takes Offensive As Allied Forces  Launch Two-Pranaed Invasion Assault

Forees Land At Inchon,  Port City For Seoul  Other Landings Made at 2 Spots

U. S. Gives Peace Plan  To UN Today   Supposed To Make Assembly Stronger

U.S. Peace Plan Being Outlined ToU.N. Assembly  Aim Ie To Make Assemb:   Aim Is To Make Assembly Strong Guardian Of Peace.

Weekend Storm Which Closed Highway (n Eastern Part of State Has Faded Out

Cooke, Fine Take Issue Over Truman  Candidates For  Governor Continue Chote Wid, Paine

ANOTHER STEP IN   Defense Department Makes Announcement Concern ing S. O. W.   “WILL ACT AT ONCE”

REOPENING PLANT   Defense Department Make: Announcement Concern ing S. O. W.   “WILL ACT AT ONCE’

U.S. Readies Food Controls   Stand-By Dole Plan Drawn  Bice Stes ta Baars.

Violence Marks Belgian Strike Over Leopold   Police Use Sabers On Rioters Who Overturn Streetcars

STREET CLASH ENDS PROTEST OVER LEOPOLD   Opponents of King » Battle Police In Brussels

Communists Ignoring M Arthur Order to Give Up or Be Wiped Out Plan a Last - Ditch Stand

 Wants Quick Repeal of Excise Levies  Martin to Seek Showdown Vote on Tax Bill

MARTIN TO ASK VOTE TODAY ON TAX CUT      » OF PL Leader Wil Call for Showdown in House on Reducitg Facise Levies,

Showdown on Excise Taxes Demanded by GOP Leader Martin   House Republican Decides to Call for Vote During Today

House Vote On Tax Due Today   Martin Says Buyers Hold. ing Off ‘Until Conress Acts

FINAL HEARING ON MT. V. WATER RATES JULY 26   Arguments Before . C. C. ir Chicago in Fight Against Increase.

County Court Approves New Voting Places   Lists Judges Clerks For County Gas Tax Vote

Decision Is Revealed by Rieve in N.Y.   Will Renew Pacts For Another Year Without Increacec

Guard Store With Rolling Pins .  [Housewives Seek To End Milk Strike

CHARGE NEPHEW WITH MURDER   WISCONSIN MAN IS HELD FOR SLAYING OF AGED BROTHERS

Thos. Chesney, Nephew of Rock County Pair, Arrested In Illinois   Denies Knowing of Double Killing   Warrant Charging First Degree Murder Sped To Illinois by Sheriff,

Nephew, 44, Held For Questioning In Hermit Deaths  Denies Knowledge Of Case; Charged In Rock Warrant

New Suspect in Famous Murder   Reopen Probe of Harry Oakes’ Slaving

Cities’ Tax Idea Okayed By League   Moulton Claims : State Cities Need Better Tax Base

League Approve: New Municipal Tax Proposals  Committee On Stream. Pollution Urges New Tax SourcesIn Tenn. .

Only One Draft Call Indicated  Men Called In Draft May Not See Any Service Overseas

Plan Now Is For Draftees  To Stay in U.S   Some Will Be Sent Overseas !f Korean Conflict Continues

DRAFTEES 10 BE ASSIGNED 10 POSTS IN.ULS..   20,000 to bo Inducted at This Timo  _— ‘Present Plang do not Include  Calng Up Reserves on Compulsory Basiy. ©

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Moberly Schools Offer New Adu Classes Beginning Monday Night   Night Courses to Be Given in General Reading, Typing, Blueprint Reading, Machine Shop, Auto Mechonics” Weldina, Sewing, Arithmetic

Adult Classes To Be Organizec Monday Night   Night Courses to Be Offered in Variety OF Subjects

Mobster Skips In Los Angeles  Net Out For Leader Of Mafia Killers

URGE OUSTER OF DEAN BOWEN FROM STATE U.   Legislators Take Part In Controversy In College Of Commerce.

Hint U. of I: In for Money Difficulties   Legislators Think Dean Should Resizn

“Ex-Soviet Army Officer Named To Polish Post  _Marshal Appointed  " ieee ae @e. @   _Marshal Appointed * To Politburo In Poland

Truman Rebuke: Wherry For His Acheson Attack  Refuses Comment On Criticism Of Far East Policy

TRUMAN REBUKED SENATOR WHERK}   SAYS “$3LAMING ACHESON FOR KORFAN BLOODSHED IS “CONTEMPTIBLE.”

Truman Rebukes Sen. Wherry For “Contemptible” Statement During Criticism Of Acheson

TRUMAN REPLIES TO SEN, WHERRY   Rebukes Republican Fo: Blaming Acheson For  Korean War

INDUSTRY AIMS FOR HIGH MARK   American Output Stepped Up, With Increasing Volume In Many Lines Of Factory Activity.

Business a Near 1948 Boom Peak   Most Production Up With Autos Setting New Record; Prices Show Upswing, Too

Production May Rival Records jet in 1948  s Out utput   Nation’s Output Hits 13-Month High in April

American Production in May Is Rivaling Records Sef in 1948. Postwar Boom Year

U.S. Factory and Mine Production Is Annroaching Peak Set In 1949 Boom

 BUSINESS BOOM IN SIGHT —  Nation’s Production May Rival 1948 Records; Output Hits 13-Month High During Past Month

PRODUCTION IN MAY HIGH   Output May Reach Record Level Set In 1948.

PRODUCTION IN NATION [IS NEAR RECORD   April Mine, Factory Output at 13-Month High; Near Noy. 1948 Peak.

INDUSTRY I NEARING 48 RECORD BOOM   Highest Point in Production in 13 Months in April

Wines, Factories May Set Record   Production This Month May Rival Postwar Boom Year of 1948

Industry Hits. 13-Month High      Autos Continue to Set Records; Note Prica Hikae

Hennings by  92, $10 Votes  11... Danses ne   Only Nominee For Senator to Unseat  A Republican

Belgian Reds’ Leader Slain; Opposed King   Wide Walkouts Protest Killing— Politics Suspected

KILLERS OF BELGIA} RED CHIEF SOUGHT   Gunmen Riddle Lahaut In Doorway Of Home

BELGIAN RED LEADER SLAIN   Riddled By Four Bullet: While Standing In  ! Doorway of Home

Seeks To Take Spot Off Fuchs   Call Soviet Charge ‘Grandstand Play’

Plan Changes In Social Security Law   Agreement Near On Compromise Bill

Rent Study Group To Be Continued Another 15 Months   Extending Bill Is Signed By Governor Dewey; Other Measures Approved

Crime Probe Hits Sheriff In Florida  - Official’s Income ‘ Jumps $72,500

McGee Again Saved From The Chair   U. S. Supreme Court Justice  Burton Grants Last Minute  Stay of Execution

Earth Shaking Decision Causes House Committee Squabble  When Should National Childrens Day Be?

B29 Attack May Break Back Of North Korean Offensive Buildup Along The Naktong

40) TRAINS CEASE  Sent to Storage by Lack of Coal; Midwest Area  Hard Hit by Order —

400 TRAINS 10 LEAVE TRACKS   Units Are Going to Graveyard Because of Coal Shortage in Nation

Local Temperature   State Support Wanted .... Charlotte Requests Funds For College

Keefe Definitely Not a Candidate   Veteran of Oshkosh Announces Decision

° Former Prime Minister of Canada Dies   Outstanding Leader Was Stricken Thursday and Died at Summer Home

M’Kenzie King Dies In ‘pat «   Long-Time Premier Sue cumbs To Pneumonia

Ex-Premier King, 75, Dies In Canada  Veteran Statesman es en i ee ee

DEATH TAKES EX-PREMIER   W. L. MacKenzie King Dies At His Home Near Ottawer.

King, Former Premier, Dies   Pneomonia Claims Canadian Statesman

King Dies At  Canada Home   Served Canada Over 21 Years As Prime Minister

Former Canada    Minister Dies ~   MacKenzie King. Succumbs at Age of 75

DEATH CLAIMS ~ WKENZIE KING   Former Cenodian Prime Minister Token at 74 Yeors After Brief Uliness

MacKenzie King Succumbs At 15   Pneumonia Fatal! for Canadian Stcetesman

MacKenzie King, Ex-Prime Minister Of Canada, Dies   World Affairs Veteran Relinquished Post in 1948

MacKenzie: King Dies Saturday   Minister's Term Longest in History

MACKENZIE KING, CANADIAN LEADER, DIES AT HIS HOMI   Former Prime Minister Suc. cumbs to Pneumonia — Was Stricken Last Thursday.   VETERAN OF WORLD POLITICAL AFFAIRS   One of Outstanding Achieve ments Was Strengthening Relations Between Dominion and U, 8.

Former Canadian Minister Is Dead  King Was Veteran of Commonwealth, World Politica] Affairs

EGYPTIAN WINS CHANNEL DERBY   Noses Out Frenchman. In Stirring  Neck and Neck Finish — 24 Compete In Marathon.

Three Holes Bored in Tot's Chest  Demented Father Holds Son, 4,on Drill Press Table while Bit Tears thru Flesh

MERCY SLAYER TRIAL IS SLOW   Picking Sympathy-Free Jury For Carol Ann Paight Tough Job

GM EMBARGO ON SALE OF CARS LIFTED   Firm To ‘Offer 1951 Models At Prices Previously Set

Ohiness Red Troops Already “in Korea Estimated at’ 60,000-— Additional 60,000 Reported Mov. ing Toward Border from Poot of Half.Million: Magsed in Man. churta.

UNITED NATIONS PO SECTOR ARE SUBJE PORTENDS NEV   Fire Strikes Ist Lines   ROKS TAKE TOKCHON   Sth Division Troops Push North in The Face of  Intensive Fire

Sees Light Vote in August 1 State Primary Election   ‘Governor Finds Little Interest Outstate in

Gales Along Pacific Coast Taper Off But Warnings of New Storms Are Still Being Posted

West Coast Hit By Storms Fourth Dav   Damage Increases; Vessel Flounders As Waves Block Help

Storm Batters West Coast Section   ‘Heavy Damage All Along Pacific Area Reported

Pacific Coast Is Still Being Hit By Storms   Damage Is Mounting From Four-Day Battering.

Coast Has Fourth Day Of Storms   High Winds Continue on  Entire Seaboard With  One Death Reporied in Each of Three States

Gales Batter West Coast For 4th Day   Plans for Rescue of Floundering Fishing Vessel Cancelled by Giant Ocean Waves

‘Ocean-Bred Storms Pound Northwest 'Coast; Rescue of Ship Is Postponed

Damaging Storm Eases on Coast After Four Days  Reccos Attamnt   Rescue Attempt At Sea Barred By Huge Waves

Coast Storms  Rage 4th Day   Pacific Northwest Badly Battered— 10 Bead, Missing

STORM HITS WEST   Pacific Coast Has Been Battered for 4th Con secutive Day

He Must Eliminate All Suspicion of Treason, Declores Ohioan   Picture on Page 15

13 Airmen Die When B-29  Crashes at Atomic Base   Taft Assails Truman Stand In McCarthy's Red Charges   Could Name 400 ‘Concealed Reds in U. S., Budenz Says

TAFT ASSAILS TRUMAN STAND ON SPY PROBE   Demands Ousting An} Suspicion Of Treason In Government

Solon Demands; Curbs On Reds. By Government   Charges President With Libeling Of Sonator McCarthy

Stage Is Set for Budenz, Lattimore : Taft Accuses Truman  Of Libeling McCarthy

Taft Takes Sides In McCarthy Case  GOP Leader Accuses President OF Libeling Wieconsin Senator

Wants “Treason” Eliminated . . . . Taft Asks Truman To Oust - Suspects   WASHINGTON, April 12—()}—Senator Taft ({R-Ohio} demanded today that President Truman “eliminate any suspicion of treason” from the administration “if he can.”

Taft Makes New Attack  On Truman   Republican Policy Chairman Accuses President OF Tihel

Taft Taunts Truman With Red Charges   Lattimore, Budenz Slated To Appear April 20 Together

Senator Taft Demands That President Clear State Department of Suspicion of Treason

Jhio Senator Calls On President To ‘Eliminate Any Suspicion Of Treason’ From His Regime ‘If He Can’ —Accuses Chief Executive Of Libeling Senator McCarthy And Of Prejudging Charges Of Com munism In State Department

Taft Demands Truman Clear Administration  Defense Of McCarthy Red-Happy Senator

Taft Makes New Demand For Truman Action Soon   Senater Declares President Should  End Treason Fears

Budenz Will Appear On April 20th   Taft Asks Truman Te Remove Any Suspicion Of Treason in U. S.

Taft Accuses President Of Libeling McCarthy   Oltioan Demands That ‘Suspicion Of Treason’ Be Eliminated From Truman Administration

Taft Calls For End of Suspicion   Senator Demands HST Cat . Out From . His Administration Idea of Treason *   Hearing Is Set   : Lattimore, ' Budenz: Are  to. Face Each Other Anril 20

NONAETR EVES EV EDS Taft Asks Elimination Of Suspicion  Senator Flays Truman’s Attitude

Tatt Blasts ‘Libeling’ O  McCarthy   Demands Truman  krase Suspicion Of  Treason In Regime By WILLIAM THEIS

Taft Demands President End Spy Suspicion In State Dept.   Stage Set for Meeting o: Lattimore, Budenz  April 20

tat Denounces Stigma  Pratkan Challenged To Eliminate Any Suspicion ‘If He Can’

Taft Demands Suspicions Be Cleared Up; Budenz Denies Ever Knowing McCarthy

Taft Asks Elimination Of “Suspicion Of Treason’:  -Budenz Silent Gn Probe

Taft Lashes Out At Truman With Sharp Demand And An Accusation   Wants President To “Eliminate Any Suspicion   Wants President To “Eliminate Any Suspicion Of Treason” From The Adminiatration “If He Can.’

Taft Demands Removal of Treason Taint   Calls Upon President to Cleanse Administration “If You Can”

‘Eliminate Suspicion Of  Treason’   Taft Says Whether McCarthy Overstated Or Understated Case Is Not The Question

‘TRUMAN ACTION IS URGED ‘Suspicion Of Treason’  Hit By Taft In Red Probe

Truman Spy Stand Draws Verbal Slaps   Taft Savs Action Libels McCarthy; Budenz Will Talk

‘COLD   — COLUMN —  Rid U.S. Of Treason Taft Asks   TRUMAN RED STAND FLAYED

Taft Asks End of “Treason” Suspicion.   Wants Truman To Act Upon  State Dept. Issue By Marvin T.. Arrowsmith

Sen. Taft Calls on Truman To Rid Government of Pro-Reds—If He Car

TAFT ASSAILS ~ TRUMAN LIBEL’ OF M’CARTHY   Says President Should Be Anxious to Eliminate Treason,

Taft Hurls Charges At President   Accuses Truman OF Pre-Judging McCarthy Charges  Of Communism

Tait Claims President Libelied McCarthy Demands Truman ‘Eliminate  ‘Suspicion of Treason, If He Can’

Two Kempton Men Killed in Crash  Guy Cuhningham, Delphin Stroup Die ai gm geese wm FO mie! Be? ‘

Two Kempton Men Killed in Crash  Guy Cunnincham, Delphin Stroup Die In Collision. Dale Buraet Iniured

Five Basketball Stars of Sheboygan Redskins Hurt in Crash in Snow

GI °s in Drive Toward Chinju, ‘Break Up Wild Korean Charge ‘Capture Hill in Hard Fight

CPs Clasp Hands, Stop Red Attack   Drive Enemy From Bo] With BRavonets

PAYONETS' COLD GLITTER AT. DAWN HALTS *GOOKS'   Cl< Clasp Hands, Stop Red ‘Victory’ Charge

U. S. Bayonet Charge Helps oth Advance Toward Chinju   Hand To Hand Combat Rages As Americans Push For. ward In First Counter-Attack Of War

T hrownBack AcrossRiver   Hand-To-Hand Combat Of Doughboys Told In Eyewitness Account Of Fight With ‘Gooks’ _

Red “Victory” Charge Met With Bayonets   Doughboys Splinter Wild “Gook” Attack During Hand-to-Hand Hill Fight at Dawn

Gls Clasp Hands Before Meeting Wild Red Charge  Communists Routed By Yank Bayonets tn Dawn Skirmish

AmericanT roops Fix Bayonets, Shake Hands Silently, Charge Objectives

Doughboys Clasp Hands, Then Stop Red Charge      Reds Use Women andChildren tof reyent Neo nes of Their Troop: Concentrations  wera, said B-298 struck key

SOLDIERS BREAK UP RED ATTACK   Americans Storm Hill; Wrecking Enemy Charge;  in Hand-To-Hand Combat With Invaders

Russia Sa y S Two Powers  Broke Pact   Accuses France And Britain Of Violating Treaties Of Friendship

Russia Charges Treaty Violation   France and Britain Get Similar Notes

Moscow Hits Reich Efforts   France, Britain Held Violators of Treaty

HUNT FOR NEW REVENUE MADE BY COMMITTEE   Mouse Ways And Means Group Ponders Speed-Up In Corporate Payments And Rate Increase.

House Considers Step-up In Taxes   Corporations Would Pay Taxes Earlier

Speed-Up Seen Averting Veto Of Excise Cut   House Group Ponders Plan To Boost U. 8.  Corporation Taxes

‘Death March’ GI's Sought By Patrol   800 American War Prisoners Held in Tunnel: Many Slain

‘MORE ATROCITIES BARED  Patrol Seeking To Rescue  Prisoners Held In Tunnel

Soo Locks Kept Out of ‘Enemy’ Hands: 6-Day Mock Warfare Is Ended

Manhunt Ends After Capture Across Border   Slayer Confesses And Tells About Battle On Road

 Mountoins Would Aid Troops é oe See Better Defensive Terrain If U. S..Must Retreat Farther

Philadelphia Met Damaged by Fire   Interior of Onetime Opera House Damaged By Four-Alarm Blaze

Freeze To Hit  Ohio Sunday   Bad Virginia Storm Brings Cold To State

Selects America’s 10 Most Beautiful Women If They Lose Weight Here and There

Winnipeg Battle In Critical Stage  ~ 2,000 More Homes  In Grave Dancer

Yankees Win Third Series Contest, 3-2   Coleman’s Single In Ninth Inning  Hands Phillies 2-d Cerenink?s  acc

Third Game Won By N. Y. Yankees   Jerry Coleman’s Singles in Winning Tally in Last of Ninth   TO MAKE SCORE 3 TO   64,505 Fans Watch Ameri can League Champs Move Nearer the Title

Winning Kun Scored by Woodling; 64,505 Fans See Third Series Game

Third Game To Yanks By3to2   Jerry Coleman’s Single in Last Half of Ninth Brings Victory

Yanks-Win 3rd In Series, Bust L) lie in ath   Single by Coleman Gets Winning Run

ingle In Ninth Inning Breaks Tie  Yanks Win Third Straight Game From Phillies. 3-2

Jerry Coleman’s Single In Ninth Scores Woodling   Star Yank Second Baseman Singles Winning Run Home With Two Out In Last Of 9th; Ferrick, Who Relieved Lopat In Ninth Inning, Is Winning Pitcher

The Weather   Yanks Take ord Game of Series. 3 to 2   Jerry Coleman’s Single Gives New York Big Edge in Fall Series Play

LEAD PHILS IN SERIES 3 GAMES T0 0   Coleman Singles Home Winning Tally Off Russ ‘Meyer With Two Out, Two On.   TOM FERRICK IS : VICTOR IN RELIEF   Three Walks, Hamner’s Error Enable Yankees to Come From Behind in Eighth.   PHILADELPHIA (N) R H E 000 001 100—-2 10 2  NEW YORE (A)  1 000 oll—3 7 =«(0

Yankees Take Third Straight By 3-2 Score   Jerry Coleman Breaks Deadlock With Single In Last Half of Ninth  Frame With Two Out

Single by Coleman Is Vital Blow   New Yorkers Score in Last Inning; Phils  :

Yankees Take 3rd Game, 3-2,   Coleman's Single With 2 Out Scores Woodling

Yankees Register Third-In-Row 3-2  New York Scores With Two Away

Yankees By One Again   Another Pitchers’ Duel Ends 3-2 With Two Out In Ninth When Coleman Produces a Donhble

New Yorkers Beat Down Phils’ Lead: Win 3-2   twieet Tanine Piles

Third Game To  Yankees   Heintzelman Blows Game in Eighth tn Giving Three Walks  Oth Inning Victory

Score Winning Run in Ninth On Hot Single   Phils Put Up Strong Defense, But in Vain

Yankees Win to Go Three Up in Series   64,505 See. Coleman Slam Single in 9th +o Break 2-2. Tie

Coleman’s Single Witt Two Out In Ninth Scores Winning Run   64,505 See Third Game In New York   Phils Took 2 to 1 Lead In Seventh, Failed To Keep Up Pace

Yanks Capture Third Straight Game of World Series, 3-2,  On Coleman's Single in Ninth  Two Scratch Infield Hits Set Stage for Winning Blow

Yankees Take Third Straight On Phils’ Errors   Branx Bombers Win, 3-2, on Coleman’s Hit In Last of Ninth

Yanks Take Third Straight Game, 3 to 2   Phils Unable to Widen Lead After Promising Spurt in 6th and 7th

Coleman Raps Single In 9th To Lick Phils   Error By Hamner,  In 8th With Bases Loaded le Cactly 

Yanks Take Third Straight From Phils 3-2  oS ee 8, 6 ee   Ninth Inning Blow By Coleman Halts Seesaw Contest

Can’t Please Everybody, Brannan Tells Rayburn   Secretary Of Agriculture Says Cotton Supply Must Be Preserved Despite Growers? Camnlainte

Accident Fatal To W. R. Angell  Retired Industrialist Killed At Detroit

The Bad-  ARE Ddi~- ww CUUIMh LIL Cutt Compromise Chances Grow Dimmer by Day

Cohen Present but Excused Until Friday   Sen. Kefauver Lauds Work of State  herr wae Gee eee

Winnie Opens Election Push   Conservatives Start Campaign At Leeds Rally

40 DAIRYMEN MEET   Plan to Organize Artifical Breeding Association in County

National Guard Flyer Dies In Flaming Jet Fighter to Save Lives of Others

Airman Gives tife To Protect Others   Macaroni Shower Follows Collision

ATLANTIC HURRICANE STILL MOVING NORTH   Storm Not Expected To Strike Coastal Area South Of New York

N. O. Cotton   2 Etowah Sate Robbers Jump Bond, Fail to Show Up at Pen

FULL MILITARY RITES PLANNED FOR SEAMAN   Services Will Be Conducted At New Chester For David E. Dennis, Killed During War

Reserve Call Likely Today   Army Needs Captaing, Lieutenants Quickly

Army Today to Call Reserve Officers for Korean War Duty   Combat Lieutenants and Captains With Needed Specialties to Be Pressed Into Service

“WHISTLE-STOP” TOUR OPENS Republicans “Shadow” Truman Train As President Looses Blast At Isolationisrr

Roosevelt County Farmers Believe Their Colton Allotment Is Unfair

Equipment in Shoe Company Factory Being Dismantled  Firm Shipping !ts Machinery Awoy:

FEWER ACCIDENTS NOW UNREPORTED   Returns To Bureau Of Highway Safety Indicate New State Responsibility Law Is Getting Results

Berlin's Commie Police  Gets 20,000 More Men   Prepare for Week-End Rally Of 500.000 Communist Youths

Communist Youth Pour Into Berlin   Estimate 150,000 Have Al ready Gathered for Rally Police Reserves Mobilized

Police Bolster Force in Berlin   Preparations Made fo Rally of Half-Million Red Youths,

Young Democrat: Pick Farley as Their Candidate   Ex-Postmaster General Declines Comment, but Believed Receptive

Air And Sea Forces To Help Check Invasion, Protect Formosa, Give Aid To Indo-China And Philippines   Sees Communists Determined To Wage War To Conquer Independent Nations; UN Detied As World Peace Threatened

Truman Instructs 7th Fleet To Bar Attack on Formosa   Help For French Indo-China Forces Also Stepped Up; Philippines Military Strengthened

RAINS TO CONTINUE   Some Kansas Streame Roll on At Overflow Levels

Ebright Critical Of Lausche Stanc  To Fool Voter Its Purpose, He Says

Yard Man Admits Bealing of Three   Members of Prominent Tulso Fomily Badiy Bruised Cut About Heads

Jubilant Mine Workers Hail  The Decision   But Henry Ford Warns ‘Entire Country Will Shut Down in 2 Weeks’

Miners Jubilant Over Decision  Will Hurry Contract, One Worker Says :

Government Curbs Bank Credits In  Latest Ston-Inflation Maneuver -

Act to Curb Bank Credit   Discount Rate'Hiked By Government te Hal Inflationary

Bank ‘Credit Curb To Stop Inflation   New Discount Rate to Go Into Effect Monday, Sava Reserve Board

U.S. Moves To Tighten Up On Bank Credit _   Federal Reserve Board Boosts Rate Of Loan Discount

WASHINGTON HAILS TEXAS GOP “Born ‘n Bred” A Democrat, Guill Now Says He's “Fed Up”

KNIFES WIFE IN ARGUMENT   Blade Breaks Off In Vic tim’s Skull; In Critical Condition

Washington Cop Sorry Boy Scouts Arrived: Big Bull Snake on Loose

Tidelands Case To Supreme Court Today Tom Clark Keeps Hands Off Controversial Dispute:

En Route From P hilippines Craft Crashed In Rough Wooded Terrain, 52 Miles North Of Capital

big Airforce Plane Crashes; 35 Aboard   No Word Of Any Survivors On Transport Enroute From Japan To Philippines—Search Parties . > Hond Env Cnnnn - .

Army Transport Crashes In Japan   Fate of 35 Aboard Unknown Early Saturday As Search Parties Attempt To Reach Scene

PLANE CRASHES IN JAPAN WITH 3) PASSENGERS   Fate Of Those Aboard Not Known; Craft Was Off Course   FAMILY OF FOUR REPORTED ABOARD

Air Force Craft Still Not Located   Bound For Japan Fron Philippines, C-54 Crashes In Rainstorm

PASSENGERS FATE, WRECK SITE UNKNOWN      Press Says Jap Party Found Wreckage; Na Survivors Reported

Search Fails.  To Reveal Fate.of Persons Aboard After Crash  During Rainstorm

Transport Crashes In Tokyo Area   Fate Of 35 Aboard Ils Not Yet Known; C-54 ‘Off Course’ 

Demand Russ Tell Fate of War Captives  Case Put Before UN Assembly by Britain,   Case Put Before UN Assembly by Britain, U. S., Australia; Japs And Germans Missing

POW Problem Will Go to UN   Russian . Disposition Of Men to Be Asked

Waitress Hits Court Jackpot   Tucson Woman I: Hiding From ' Public

Texas Holiday Death Toll Ot 49 Highest in Nation   Traffic Fatalities Total 28 Sunday Night With Count Mounting Hourly: Fires Take 17

Expect More Malik Vetoes   Specilation is Rife in UN Circles Over Russia's Future Procedure.

College Red Hunt Urged In Senate Bill   Reports of Commie Activity Brings Demands For An Investigation

TIGHTENING OF CORPORATIONS TAX PROPOSED   In Addition to Boost In Rate, Companies Would File More Promptly.

Corporate Tax Boost Gets OK   Higher Levy and Prompt Payment Plan Included by House Tex Writer:

Committee To Change Tax Setup   Require Corporations To Pay Up Tax More Promptly, Is New Aim

TO SCHOOL SYSTEM   Board of Education Held Regular May Session Lest Evening   CALENDAR IS APPROVED

ELECT 8 TEACHERS TO SCHOOL SYSTEM   Board of Education Held Regular May Session Last Fvenine   CALENDAR IS APPROVED

NEW YORK SCORES LEGAL POINT IN RAIN-MAKING ROW   Court Grants Venue Change From Ulster ‘County To Moankation

Truman Acts In Strike Threat   Heads of Two Rail Unions Urge Government Seizure

Threat Of Wide Strike By Rail Unions Brings  White House Mediation

RAIL WALKOUT IS THREATENED ~ BY TWO UNIONS   White House Attempting To Prevent Strike  During Crisis

White House To Act To Prevent Strike of Trainmen   Implied Threat of Major Tieup in Midst of Korean Crisis Poses Emergency

Dail FI  Rail UNi0NS  Ask U.S. To   White House To Act As Mediator; Seek To Avoid Strike

White House Takes Hand In Railroad Situation  Threat of Major  Strike Implied By Unions Despit

Will Continue Math Teaching After Quitting As Dean of University

STOUFFER RETIRES   Will Continue Math Teach. ing After Quitting As Dean of University

2 Flers Race For Home After F reed by Reds   Were Told of Imminent ‘Revolution’ in the  US, Airmen Relate

Iwo Former Prisoners Hlying Home   Navy Puts Cloak of Secrecy Around Experiences of Pair

NO WHITE CHRISTMAS   Holiday Weather To Feature Warmth and Clear Skies

FLU STRIKES ICE-BOUND CON NIUINITY   More Than Three Hundred Dowr With Disease — Radio Appeal Sends Royal Canadian Air Force to Kescue.

Ice-Bound Community Sends Out SOS   300 in Ft. ‘Chimo, Labrador, Stricken By Influenza

Help On Way:. Canadian. Air Force Flies Aid. \To Flu-Ridden Eskimo Village

Arctic People Swept By Flu   Canadian Air Force Rushes To Give Aid

TEMPERATURE   Trap Closing On Invaders  Near Chinju   So. Koreans Smash Enemy Bridgeheada On Naktone River

Communists Driven Back , Along Entire Front By _ Aggressive Attacks

Allied Gains Ease Threat To Key Base   South Koreans Slam Communists Back Across River Front

Victories Are Scored over Enemy Hordes   Bayonets Used by American Forces To Beat Reds

French Give Up Third Indo-Chine Frontier Post   Thatkhe Abandoned, Leaving 300 Miles to Viet Minh Guerrillas

French Troops Abandon Key Frontier Pos To Reds, Opening New Gap in Defense Line:

FRENCH TROOPS LEAVE THATKHE   Abandonment Opens An other Gap In Their Weakening Defense

FRENCH QUIT FORT   Thatkhe is Third Frontier Outpost Lost to IndoChina Reds

French Quit Caobang Post   Major Fort Js Abandoned To Victminh Rebels

FRENCH WITHDRAWING BORDER DEFENSES   200-Mile Gate In Indochina’: Northern Frontier Turned Over To Reds

France Yields New Key Point In Indochina  Reserval Is Third Within A Month On Frontier Line

French Forced To Pull Back In Indochina  Defense Line Grows Shorter In Struggle With Red Attarkers

Indo - China Reds Force French Back   Important Gap in  Line Now Falls Into Hands of Reds; Third Blow in Recent Days

French Abandor Third Indo-Chine Frontier Post  Leave 300-Mile Gap Open To Comenunist

French Abandon Major Indochina  Post To Rebels   Colonials Take Over Rice Region In Move To Regroup Forces

CLOUDS, STRONG WINDS   Weatherman Predicts “None Too Pleasant” Week End for Kansas

ARMY OFFICIAL CLAIMS NO NEED SEEN FOR OVER-PESSIMISM’  LIN Forces May Face ‘Dunkerque

oa fleeeeeeeriemmmncsemmemtintncnentl nen otimnttanimnetllinmmamierinneaiammminat  ARMY OFFICIAL CLAIMS NO NEED SEEN FOR ‘OVER-PESSIMISM’  UN Forces May Face ‘Dunkerque’

IN GRADING JOB   Landscaping Begins on S!nne North of K. U. Campanile

IN GRADING . JOB   Landscaping Begins © on Slane North of K. U. -° Campanile

Millionaire Who Lived Simply Dies   Made Own Bed, Tidied Own Place, Never Hod Auto, Radio or Telephone

Inflation is Being Talked In Farm Belf   Advances Made Despite Huge Surpluses;. Four Majar Causes Cited for For Price Upswing

Soviet Russia Is Aggressor, Says Wallace  U.S. At War With Her, He Asserts

Vinson Says U.S. Should ‘Make H-Bomb   Berard Baruch Also Suggesis Weapon Needed

Vinson Calls For U.S. To Make H-Bomb   Arms Chairman, Baruch Favor Immediate Outnut

U.S. Leaders Urge Making H-Bomb Now  Vinson, Baruch Say This Nation Needs All Arms

Truman Vetoes Kerr Natural Gas Measure  See President In   See President In Campaign Role As Champion Of People

Kerr Bill Veto to Be Political Campaign Topic   Both Parties Split in Sentiment: Fight to Continue, Threat

Truman Hailed As Champion Of People   Veto of Gas Measure To Provide Campaign Material In 1952

Some Demos See Truman As People's Champ   ? New Campaign Role Seen After Kerr Bill Veto

Party Wing Has Praise  For Truman On Kerr Act   Veto Ot Natural Gas Measure Said Tough  Decision Of Leader

Kerr Hints Fight on Veto Of Gas Bill   Action to Date ‘Only-a Skirmish’  Save Snonsor

Gas Bill Veto Inspires ‘Champion of People’ Rating for President

Theme Soundec For Fair Deal 1950 Campaign  President’s Politics Rapped By Critics

—NATURAL GAS Veto Will Be Hailed In Campaign  Truman’s Friends Applaud Action

VETOES GAS MEASURE   Party Leaders Applaud President Truman for Action

Federal Control Of Gas Retained   Presidential Veto Is Called Politics

Truman Sets Pattern For 52 VoteRace   Veto Of Kerr Gas Bill Seen Indicator Of Champion Role

Vetoes Kerr Natural Gas Measure  Truman Pictured As — Champion-of-People

Truman's Veto Seen Strong Campaign Issue  Gas Bill Believed Dead; ‘Champion O1

Truman Draws Praise For Veto On Gas Bill;  Kerr Criticizes detion

MANY PRAISE GAS BILL VETC   Action Wins Truman Acclaim As Defender of People.

Wing Of Party Maps Campaign Affer Action   Champion OF People  1s Tag Assigned To Nation's Chief

Laud Veto Of Kerr — Gas Bill   Supporters Say Action Proves President Is Friend of Common Man Foes Cry. ‘Politics’

Backers Rally To Truman After Gas Bill Veto   President Is Hoisted Inte “Hero-Of-Publie” Role By Supporters; Seen  Champ Of Little Fellows

Party Wing Lauds Veto Of Kerr Bill   President Is Labelled ‘Champion of People’ by Séme Democrate, Others Critical   ‘Politics’ Is Cry   Ellender Says His Act Purely Expedient in Nature

Truman's Gas Bill Veto Has Varied Reactior   Critics Label Action ‘Political,’ Supporters Praise President

Supporters Applaud Truman Gas Bill Veto   Opponents Term Action Purely Political Move

Political Calendar Announced By Commis sioners Sets March 18, And 25 For Enrolling.

June 1 Crop Outlook Is Better   Most Oorn Planting Was Completed On That Date; See Heavy Borer Damage

CROP OUTLOOK BRIGHTER, BUT BELOW AVERAGE   Crops Are Short Of 10-Year Average; No Crop Is Outstanding

iSNOW LEAVES 3-INCH DEPOSIT OVER AREA     Public Works Crews Sand Crosswaiks,. Intersections     Skating Enthusinsts Warned All Pond Surfaces Are Con- *  gldered Unsute

SNOW LEAVES 3-INCH DEPOSIT OVER AREA  Public Works Crews Sanc Crosswalks, Intersections     Skating Enthusiasts Warned All \ Pond Surfaces Are Con sidered Unsufe

Order Guard Divisions To Duty Jan. 16      ‘Thirty-First AJabama-Mississippi- Infantry and 47th Minnesota-North Dakota Infantry Called

Two National Guard Outfits Given Orders   ‘Armed Forces Will Be Increased Soon  To 3,500,000 Men

Bigwigs Offer Remington Aid  Dally Ta Sunnart   Rally To Support Accused Economist

Battered Body of Cherokee Divorcee Found in Street   Apparently Victim Of ‘’Foul Play’ Savs Sheriff

NO WE DON’T, SAYS NAVY   US Has Two Types of ‘Saucers,’ Says Taylor

Commentator Says Saucers Are Real   Claims Use Is High Military Secret, But Contain Ne Explosives, Navy Denies Story

COMMENTATOR CLAIMS ~ Flying Saucers 2 Types Of Top-Secret Invention

Pilotless Discs, Phantom Jets Bared’  Flying Saucers Held Top-Secret Craft

Russian Planes Reported In Chins   Said to be Flying Daily in Shanghai Area of Red China

USED CAR DEALERS — ARE CRYING BLUES   Blaming Present Woes On New Government Controls Over Credit

V.F. W. Votes: Fire  Johnson, Acheson »   Fund of Four Billions Sought for Europe

Once Solemn Religious Festival  Halloween Now ‘Degenerate Holiday’

e Halloween, Once a Solemn Festival, Now Devoted to Delight of Children

60,000 ARE NOW IN KORFA   Anothor 60,000 Moving Toward Yalu River Frontier — Big Enomy Drive to Split Allied Forces Is Anticipated — Second Red Jet Downed In Battle.

Six Men and Four Women Burn to Death in Beds in The Invalid Ward ‘of a Convalescent Home at Amarillo, Texas.

TwoAttacks Hit Yanks On Fronts   Third Column Rules Out U.S. Use of Two Ports; Forces Are Tncreasing   Cavalry Is Victor   North Korean Assault Near Yongdong Is Reaten OF

Thrust Cuts Ports For  U. S. Use   Battles Rage On Three Fronts In Southern Area

Main Supply Port for U.S. Is Threatened  > eel be,   Fifth Air Force Moves Base to Korea As Superforts Rush  To Aid of Troops

OHIO'S BELL TO STOP HERE   One-Ton Bell Comes Here Friday, June 2

Liberty Bell Replica to he Displayed In Marysvile June 30 for Bond Drive

Fail to Contact Enemy But Expect Bitter Battle Soon   South Koreans Are 60 Miles North of Border

Silence Greets Invading Forces In North Sector  Allied Fliers Spot   Allied Fliers Spot New Convoys from Manchuria Border

Signs Grow of Baffles Ahead   Almost’ Vanished Enemy Reported Digging in Ahead Of Advancing 5. Koreons

Allies 60 Miles North of 38th Parallel; Enemy Convoys Sighted Coming Down From Manchuria.   WIPE OUT POCKETS OF REDS IN SOUTH

Third Division Of S. Koreans Nears Border   Enemy Preparing For Allied Push; Mop-Up Continues

U.N. Forces Preparing For Final Assault to Crush Communist Army   Source Close to Gen. MacArthur Inaicates That Attack May Be Launched Within a Matter of Days.

Allies Form for Big Push   Regrouping and Reequipping for Drive North

Enemy Almost Vanishes But Battle Signs Ahead   U, &. THIRD INFANTRY DIVISION ARRIVAL IN FAR EAST IS ANNOUNCED

3rd ROK Unit Arrives At Parallel] 32   Allies Expected To Begin Assault Soon

South Korea Forees Push  Past Kosong   Increased Enemy Activity Sighted Above Pvongvang

New U.S. Unit Reaches Korea   Third Infantry Division ‘Arrives to Reinforce American Army as South Koreans Push Farther Across Boundary —-Red Forces'May Make Stand -at  Wonsan.   MYSTERY CONVOY EXPLAINED

in Few Days   Third South Korean Division. Wheels Into.  Line on Border

Drive 60 Miles Above 38th; Find No Enemy Troops   Yanks Strengthened By Arrival of U. S. Third-Division; the  MAas.iis Pew Mandel

Troops Readied For Offensive To Crush Reds   Resistance Being Broken In South

Two Divisions Meet Little Resistance in-Probe For North Koreans   Vehicle Column Sirafed By Planes   Air Force Says Red Supply Line Similar to Previous Convoys

Note Ominous Silence Along Line Of Advance   Airmen Lost Sight Of Convoy Moving  From Manchuria; Doubt Troop Move

Advances Put U.N. 60 Miles Beyond Parallel   4000 Communists Digging Into Strong Defenses Southeast Of Tongehor

American Units Held  In Reserve   Reports Heard Foe Digs In For Stand In Area Of Wonsan

Southern Forces  60 Miles Past 38   Republic of Korea Troops Thrust Searching ~ Spearheads Into Ominously Silent Country; _ U.S. Army Advisers Advance With ROKs

Spearheads Find Ominous Quiet Above Parallel  Signs Of Approaching Battle Mount; Mystery  Column Is Discounted

Source Close to Gen. MacArthur Says Allied Troops Will Make Big Push As Seon As They Are Ready, Communists Bracing For Drive

South Koreans Thrust-Further Into Red Sector  Northern Country minoucty Silent

South Korea: Troops Push ‘North Of 38°   * Spearheads Advance 60 Miles, But Enemy Resistance Is Light

Advancing Southerii Koreans Find No Resistance as They Move Through Silent Country

South Koreans Above Kasong In Race North   Ten Thousand Reported Massacred by Reds in Seoul

Move Deeper Inte Red Korean Ares   Third Division Stabs As Far As 60 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel

Allies Grow Stronger In Mop-up Spots   ‘Column Down From Manchuria May Not Be Troop Convoy

Signs of Red Stand Mount; S. Koreans Push On 60 Miles   Motor Convoy Indicates Last Battle Concentration Near Pyongyang

UN Forces Prepare For Big Offensive Into Red Territory   Yanks Third Division Lands In Far East, Enemy Reported Bolstering Line North of 38

_ —SPEARHEAD— S. Koreans 60. Miles  Above Line   NEW U.S. UNIT ISIN FAR EAST

Third Infantry Division From U.S. A. Arrives  Red Mystery Column Only Supply Train

Red Territory Is Ominously Silent Country   20,000 Southern Soldiers Over Border; Wonsan Expected To Be Standing Line For. Communists

More American Troops Are Available Now   Enemy Has Vanished But Signs Points To Coming Battle

Enemy Puts Up Little  Resistance U.S. Third   U.S. Third Infantry Is In Far East

SOUTH KOREA FORCES STILL FORGE AHEAD   Plunge 60 Miles Inside Ominously Empty Red Territory

South Koreans Push 67 Miles Across Border  Other ROK Troops Wheel Up to Line for Knockout Drive

§. Korean Spearheads Thrust Deeper Into Red North: Hunt Hidden Enemy

Enemy All But  Vanishes; GI’s Beneath ‘39’ Thrusts Reach 60  SE*1,. Dact Dardar

Increased Red Activity Reported Near Pyongyang   South Korean Sixth Division Has Reached Jinran From Chunchon

NEW BATTLES OCEN AT HED — CAPITAL LINE   Red Vehicle Convoy Vanishess. Proof of Atrocities Steadily Mounts.

South Korea  Army Deeper Into North   Signs Mount Of Battle Ahead; U.N. Forces Stay South Of Paralle]

Another Infantry Division Arrives To Bolster Front   20,000 South Korean Troops Are Reported Deen In Red Territary

BATTLE SIGNS LOOM AHEAD OF ROK UNITS   Other UN Forces Mop-Up Stragglers, Poise At Border

Push Into Quiet Area North of 38   20.000 South Koreans Have Crossed Border —Signs of Fight Ahead   ANOTHER DIVISION   Arrival of US Unit Is Revealed by MacArthur  —Spot Column Again

Big Allied Offensive Indicated   Third Division Of ROK Goes Into Line On 38th Parallel In Korea

South Koreans Now 60 Miles North of Border   Army’s 3rd Division Joins United Nations Forces for War Duty

American Third Infantry Arrives To Reinforce Gl's   Air Force Believes Large Traffic Convoy Was Regular Red Highway Supply Column

U. S., British Troops to Join South Koreans in Push Across Parallel

Signs of Battle Ahead Are Seen in North Korea   Multiple Atrocities by Communists Are Uncovered Daily

South Koreans Spear Deeper Into Red Area   Country Ominously Sil. ent; U.S. 3rd Divisior Arrival Told

UN May Strike Decisive Blow Within Few Day:   South Korean Division Stabs Deeper Northward; U. S. Air Blows Slowed By Unfavorable Weather

Strangely Quiet as South Koreans Drive Northward   Air Force Reports , Continuous Movements from Manchuria Border.

S. Koreans Drive On, Can’t Find Red Army   Southern Troops Send Feelers Sixty Miles North Of Line — Foe All But Vanished— U.S. Third Infantry Arrives To Help if Needed — Mystery Convoy Discounted As Reaular Supply Column

Meet No Opposition Bu t Battle Signs Loom  South Korean Troops 60 Miles Past Line

ENEMY ACTIVITY REPORTED AROUND NORTHERN CAPITAL   ROK Third Division Stops For Rest After  Lalas Advance Into North Korea; Sixth  Division Ready To Cross Border.

Advancing Army Encounters No Resistance   Red Army Vanishes, Indicating Stand Farther North

Drive Into Area Ominously Silent   Enemy All But Vanishes Before Forwardmost Penetration Force But Signs Of Battle Ahead Are Mounting

U. S. 3rd Infantry Arrives As Reds All But Disappear   South Koreans Now 60 Miles Beyond Parallel 58 Front Is Ominously Silent; Red Mystery  DClinanwcaw TRhanniuntcoa

Allies Send More Troop: Aeross Line.   American Fighting Units Stay South Of 38h Parallel

Spearhead Missions From South Move Ahead Without Opposition   South Korean Forces Now 60 Miles Inside Communist Territory; Red Mystery Column From Manchurian Border Now Discounted: Planes Find No Signs Of Activity.

South Army Probes for  Hidden Foe  Allied Forces Held in Readiness at

3rd Infantry Division From  U.S. Arrives   Air Force Believes Column From China Is Merely Supplies

Expect Drive To Begin In ‘Few Days’   Enemy Prepares To Meet Assault In Northern Area

Signs Indicate New Battle Is In Offing   Second Massive Convoy Is Sighted Coming Down from Manchuria

More Yanks Arrive In  Far East   S. Koreans 60 Miles Beyond Parallel 38 U.S. Third Infantry Reported Ready To  Join in Korean Fighting if Necessary

More American Troops Are Available Now  Enemy Has Vanished But Signs Points

Withdrawal Reported by Reds’ Radio   Communists Regroup Before Oi] Port but  Disappear Elsewhere

Third ROK Division Gets Into Line Along 38th Parallel   Bad Weather Slows U. S. Aerial Blows   Bomber Pilots Report Foe Gathering Strength For UN Offensive

Believe Final Drive To Crush No. Korean Under Preparation —      Korean Third Wheels Into Line Today

UN Forces Preparing Final Big Offensive To Crush Enemy's Army   American Airmen Report Increasing Activities In N. Korean Camp To Meet Anticipated Onslaught.

Reds Vanish But Signs of Battle Ahead Mounting   20,000 ROKs Well Over Border; More Troops Are Poised

Reds Expected To Make Stand In Near Future   Third Infantry Of Americans In The For East

S. Koreans Now  60 Miles North   Yank 3rd Division Arrives At Front; ‘Mystery Unit’ Foe Supply Train

Third South Korean Division Wheels Into Line On Korea's 38th Parallel—Barely Mile From It   ENEMY ACTIVITY IS REPORTED INCREASING

STATION UPSET BY WAVE  Naval Officers at Sea— Gaaman Marion's No "He"

KweKwKK PROGRESSIVE PARTY TO STAGE DEMONSTHATION AT SENATE FOR FEPG __

U.S. Alert For Fight  In Europe Expect New Red   Expect New Red Violence After Serious Flareups Of Last Few Days

lerted ed Thrust   ar Next Soviet Outbreak rected Aaainst Germany

Watch Reich! Trouble Due, U. S. Warned   Austrian Disorder Believed Harbinger Of Major Venture

Effective Curbs ‘On Lobbying Vital, House Group Told   Expert Spells Out Threat Of Extravagant Demands On Subsidy, Protection

Army Landing Troops Rapidly   Marines Preparing To Land In Korea: As .:rive Continues

Foe Punches 10 Miles In Jab At Port  Americans Beat Off   Americans Beat Off Thrust Near Taegu; Marines Awaited

Reds Make 10-Mile.Gain After Capture of Chinju   Two More U. S. Army Units Debark at South Korean Port Following Arrival of Second Infantry Division—"Office Force” Elements of First Marine Division Arrive by Air.

Two Additional United States Army Units Land at Southern Port, Move to Fighting Lines

Turn In Battle’s Tide Is Forecast   Optimism Increases In § pite Of 10- Mile Communist Advance

Fresh American Troops Arrive   Communists Make New Bids to Reach Taeau in Center

Tide Expected To Turn Soon Against Reds   Communists Only 40 Miles From Goal

N. Koreans Move Up ‘Ten Miles   First Marine Unit  Arrives in Korea;  Main Bodv Followin

10-MILE MOVE REVEALED; NEW HELP FOR U. S.   Two ‘More Americon Army Units Debark ot South Korean Port

YANKS DROP BACK ON NORTHWESTERN CENTRAL FRONTS   Foe Reported Shifting Forces For Stronger Blows At Three Points

NORTH KOREA FORCES MAKE 10 MILE PUSH   Steady Stream Of Yank Reinforcements Pour Ashore

10-Mile Gain Reported By North Troops   _Masan Port In Path Of Communists; First Marines Are Awaited

North Koreans Now 40 Miles From ‘Port Of Pusan; American Army ‘Reinforcements Pour info Kored

Doctor Backed By Family of  Cancer Victim   Husband, Daughter Say They’re Willing To Testify for Him

TEXANS GIVE WAR CHEST $100,000  Barkley Lauds Party Unity At Austin Democratic Feed

Barkley Praises Party For Looking Forward, Not Back  Check For $1 00,000 Given Vice President

Moves To Oust Sawyer Aides  Being Pressed   Commerce Department Officials Aulacked,  Details Kept Secret

Charges Ready For Remington  Maladministration Reason For Ouster

Sawyer Presses Ouster Move On Two Officials  Cammerce Denartment   Commerce Department Pair Charged With Maladministration

Ouster Move  Being Pressed   Commerce Employees Requested To Quit

Press Ouster of Remington, Lee From U. 5. Jobs  Prepare Charges For Remington; Lee Gets Charge

Lee Ouster Is Pressed By Sawyer   Similar Charge Being Readied For Remington

Acts to Oust Two Officials   Commerce Department Brings Charges Against Remmington and Lee.

REMINGTON LEE OUSTER PUSHED   Hint Action: Due To Fear Of Congréssional Investigation

Commerce Dent. Presses Ouster  Of 2 Officials   Men Deny They Are Poor Security Risks And Refuse To Ouit.

Republicans Laud M’Carthy: Demos Scream   Tydings Says No Proof SSeseb OF Syvve Department. Charaes

McCarthy Praised And Blamed For Stirring Up Controversy On Communists In High Office   Republicans Declare Wisconsin Man Has Succeeded In Focusing Attention Of People On. Subversive Activities

Senator Praised And Criticized By Fellow Members  Mixed Opinions Come During Roundtable On Communist Hearinas

DEMOS DENOUNCE GOP SOLON  McCarthy Praised By Republican Solons For Spotlighting Reds

‘Red’ Probe Given Blast By Tydings   Inquiry To Reach Climax When Budenz Gives Testimony

Laud, Attack McCarthy for Red Charges  Hailed by G. O. P. as   Hailed by G. O. P. as  Baring Subversives, ' But Democrats See  Foreijan Policy Hurt

Praised by GOP M’Carthy Wrecking Bi-Partisan [Foreion Policy, Democrats Say

DEMOS DENOUNCE GOP SOLON  McCarthy Praised By Repl Solons For Spotlichting Reds -

Liberal Bank Robbed Today  Lone Bandit in Escape With About $1400

‘Hallowe'en Bandit Robs a Missouri Bank of $1,400   Masked Holdup Man Escapes With Currency from Bank at Liberal.

Timely Bandit Gets §1,400 in Robbery Of Bank in Liberal   Hallowe'en Prankste: Makeup Aids Escape Following Holdup

Bandit In Halloween Mask Holds Up Bank   Man Who. Brandished Luger Escapes With $1400 From State Bank of Liberal; bi cchy Thouaht He Was: Prankster

Savage Combat Rages In Blinding Snow   JETS BATTLE ABOVE CLOUDS   Tank-Led U. S. Marines and Soldiers Make Desperate Lunge to Burst Out of trap in Northeast Korea — Fierce Chinese Communist Crossfire Encountered.   Needmore

JETS BATTLE ABOVE CLOUDS   Tank-Led U. S. Marines and Soldiers Make Desperate Lunge to Burst Out of trap in Nertheast Korea — Fierce Chinese Communist Crossfire Encountered.

Raging Storm Checks Fight To Reach Sea   Swarming Reds Hit Airstrip As Wounded Are Being Flown Out

American Jef Fighters Have Battle In Air   U.S. Troops Hope To Meet Relief Column North Of Hamhung

Chinese Peppering $ Escape Road   ~ ULS., Red Jets Fight 5 Miles High

Seizure Of Railroads [xpected   Unions Call For National Strike Starting Monday

John L. Alleges State Department Full of ‘Intellectual Poodle Dogs’

Israel Observes Second Birthday   . Bonfires Hlame ss ‘Nation Celebratt

Testifies Before Senate Committee   Former Communist Chief Says “No Reds in State  Department”

Testifies Before Senate Committee   Earl Browder Refuses tc Answer Some of the Questions   ABOLT 1945 MEETING  Former Communist Chief Says “No Reds in State  Depa rtment’’

Testimony By Budenz Repudiated   Former Communist Party Chief Browder Testifies At Senate Quiz Session   NO DEPARTMENT REDS   Refuses To Answer Some Questions on Meetings  With Chinese Red

It’s Friday   Seminole and Wewoka Play at Wewoka Friday Night; Big Crowd Due

Tito--Taraet for Tomorrow?   Texas Census Figure  May Hit 7,500,000

High Court Rules Tiedt Must Die In Gas Chamber   Body Splits 4 to 3 As Dissenters Say Rights Violated ..

MINE DISASTER MHS GERMANY   Deeth Toll Stands at 72 — Others in Critical Condition from Injuries in Blast and Resulting Fire. .

Report N. Korea Offers four Point Proposal for Peace with UN Elections

EnemyOffers Yo Withdraw Behind 38th   Plan Reported Sent Indian Ambassador At Peiping Through Soviets

4-PQINT PLAN ON ARMISTICE SAID OFFERED   U.S. Would Occupy Pusan Beachhead, Rumors Say

Reds Express Readiness fo Enc War in Korea  Commies Reported to Have Sent Peace _

4-Point Peace Plan Proposed  Invaders Would  Leave South  Ky oa. Tet. 

Korean Reds. Said Ready  To End War Terms Would Set Up Old Border Line,  VFasTJT WY LY. UU ..

Peace Talks Termed Futile   Schuman Criticizes Soviet Aaitation and Civil War

Reds Putting Feelers Out Through India   Terms Reported To Include UN: - ° Conducted Elections

4-noint Plan Forwarded to India Envoy   Proposal Calls for Yanks to Withdraw te Pucan Bridaeheed

U.S. Flag Over Seoul; Chase Reds North   Hoist U.S. Flag On Soviet Embassy

Hint Offer Was Made Through Indian _ Ambassador In Peiping; Pi roposes  Armistice, Withdrawal of Both Armies

BRITISH URGE UNITED KOREA AT U.N. MEET   Resolutions Circulated In General Assembly Is Aimed at Free Elections.  BULLETIN :

4-Point Plan Said To Have Been Offered   Belief Expressed That Announcement Is Authentic

Stop Columbus Cream Putf Sale   82 Made Ill By Warm Weave Spoilage

ANNUAL EVENT HAS 403 ENTRIES  Plains Dairy Show Gels Underway At Plainview

Snow, Cold, Wind. Chill Much of US; Only Florida Warm   Even Mobile on the Gulf Reports Flurries of Qercinsk x

MERCURY FALLS TO 26 BELOW ZERO IN WEST   Snow Flurries Reported In Mobile: California Lasked Br High Winds

Freight Train Is Wrecked in Houston Yards  Saboteurs Or Vandals Are Blame

Police on Stand in Slaying Case   Show How Bednasek Said He Placed Hands on Girl’s Neck

Controls Plan May Be Clamped On Metal Using Industries By July 1st

All-Industry Curbs On War  Pattern Seen  Building Of Bars Is Banned By NPA

All-industry . Control Plan Due July 15!   “Government Bans Build ing Of Bers And Cock; tail Lounges

All-Industry. Controls Seem Likely   May Come in July If Defense Budgets Soar to 50 Billion

Likely to Start July 1;Rationing Cars Undecided  Ban Is Clamped On Construction Of New Taverns   Return to CMP

Tighter Controls On -All Industries  ‘Seen Next Summer   Higher Defense Budget: Are Expected To Turn Clamps a Notch

SALOONS OUT ~ World War il Type Controls  May Be Put on Industry

All- Industry Control Plan Predicted   Officials Discuss Rationing System To Aid Defense

FEDERAL CONTROL OF INDUSTRY HELD LIKELY BY AGENCY   NPR Predicts Curbs Will Go on duly 1 Hf Nation’s Arms Budgets Soar to $50,000,000,000.   OFFICIALS ALLOCATE STEEL FOR VESSELS   Issue Order Banning the Con. struction of Bars and Cocktail Lounges to Save Materials.

Gal-He Offended Gave Tip fo Cops   , Led to Arrest of Brilliant Young Teacher Who ‘Set Fire to M. U. Landmark

piteiiostcmesnmerumais Tess. oy. nf. . oul  MICHIGAN TEACHER FACES ARSON CHARGE

TEACHER ADMITS COSTLY FIRE IN U. OF MICHIGAN   ATTEMPTS SUICIDE TWICE FOLLOWING SIGNED CONFESSION

ARSON SUSPECT TRIES SUICIDE.   Latin Teacher Thwarted; Admits Setting Fire To Haven Hall

Brilliant Young Unicersity Teacher.  Wha Police Say Failed At Suicide. ' Admits Setting Fire To Old Landmark

PROPOSAL MADE TO SUPPLY Gas   Charlotte Concern Wants To Run Feeder Lines To Seve’ eral Carolina Cities, Ineluding Gastonia.

‘ Blacked-Out Pilot Regains Control  ‘Tet Plane Screams Toward New York

PAPER SEIZED IN FBI RAIDS ON AMERASIE   Copy of Information on 2 Top Secret FDR Messages Given Red Probe.

Document Links Service with Amerasia Case   Says Diplomat Reported ‘Top Secret’’ Messages

Service In Denial  Of Charge   Document Reporedl’ Copy of One Seized  In Muaoazvine Raid

Amerasia Paper Indicates Service Gave Some Data  Diplomat on Stand ween Hickenloope  remem we bo wlio. i

Career Diplomat Linked To Amerasia Case   Documents Seized In 1945 Raid by FBI Refers to Official

John Service Takes Stand, Denies Collaboration with Communists as Charged by Sen. McCarthy.   DOCUMENT PRODUCED BY SEN. HICKENLOOPER

Denial Followed by Presentation of Amerasia Paper on Secret Messages From President Roosevelt to Chiang

Kind Document Pert taining To Service ae   Senate Investigators Produce Papers Which May Involve Diplomat

Document Tells of Information Given Magazine   Roosevelt Messages to Chiang Referred to by Hickenlooper

Secret Papers Produced in Amerasia Case   Service Accused Of Giving Aid To Chinese Reds

Paper Seized In Amerasia  Raid Produced   Document Refers To Information Received From Service

Senator Links John Service With Wartime Secrets Leak      Hickenlooper Produces Roosevelt-Chiang Note Found In Amerasia Magazine Raids In 19045

Service Says Tried fo Head Off Red Drive   Tells Senate Group He Didn't Collaborate With Reds as McCarthy Charges.

Probers Show Amerasia Paper From Service  Diplomat Continue: To Deny Charges mas he. fh. ae. ot

Probers Show Amerasia Paper From Service  Diplomat Continues To Deny Charges Of Sen. McCarthy

LINK SERVICE ~ TO AMERASIA RAID PAPER      Document Referring to Information From Accused Diplomat Is Produced.

Produce Paper Linking Service ‘With ‘Top Secret’ Messages   Senate {Investigators Show Document taken In Amerasta Raid Referring to Information Received During Wartime From Diplomat

Service States Case At Open Session Of Senate Investigation   BULLETIN

Top Secret Notes Aired In Red Case   U.S. Envoy Hit as Amerasia Link on F.B.R.-Chiang Memos

Senate Investigators Produce Document Seized in 1945.  Raids on Amerasia Magazine  John S. Service Testifies Today At Public Hearing in Capital

WAS SEIZED IN ’45   Career Diplomat Identifies Document Taken in Am erasia Raid

Name Mentioned To Public First By Drew Pearson: Lattimore Now In Afchanistan

IDENTIFICATION MADE ON RADIO BY COLUMNIST   Charges Hotly Denied _ By Friends; Pearson Lauds Lattimore

Sen. McCarthy Has Accused Former Officer   Ex-State Associate Now Traveling in Afghanistan

Sen. McCarthy Revealed Name At Red Hearina   Lattimore In Asia On Special Mission, Wife Denies Charge

Pearson lags Ex-State Dept. Associate  Professor’s Wife Denies Charces ~

Owen Lattimore Named As Principal Russian  Spy On McCarthy List   Wife And Associates Indignantiy Deny Accused Man Is Communist Or Even Extremely Bad Security Risk

McCarthy Says Agent Of Reds   Associates -Of Hopkins Professor Hotly Deny Charaes :

Accused of Being Red’s Top Agent In United States   One-Time State Department Associate Now in Afghanistan for United Nations Studvinag Nation's Needs.

Pearson Names One-Time State Dept. Associate  Information Given   Information Given Previously To Press By Senator McCarthy

Asiatic Expert In Afghanistan On UN Survey  n Tells Char arge,   Pearson Tells Charge, Denies Loyalty Doubt

Pearson Airs Name of Man  GivenProbers   Former State Department ‘Associate Ia Silent  tn Afohbanictan

Ask Johns Hopkins  Professor on Mission To Afghdnistan Get Chance for Defense

Disclosure Made By Drew Pearson; McCart! Charge Against Far Eastern Expert Is Confirmed By Senate Committeemen

Former Associate In State Dept. Now Is in Afghanistan   Far Eastern Expert's Wife Denies That Her Husband Is ‘Pro-Communist’; Tydings Fails To Discuss Case Brought to Light by McCarthy

LATTIMORE IS IDENTIFIED AS MYSTERY MAN   Pearson Says He Is Individual Accused By Sen. McCarthy   FAR EASTERN EXPERT NOW IN AFGHANISTAN

Man McCarthy Branded Top ‘Spy’ for Russia  Former U.S. Aide identified Over Air by Pearson

Envoy Cables He Can Refute Accusations   -McCarthy Statements Called Just Pure ‘Moonshine’

LATTIMORE IS MAN M’CARTHY NAMES AS SPY   Former U. S. Aide Is Identified in Radio Broadcast

0. J. Lattimore Denies Charge   Truman Rallies Dems to Defend Acheson, Taft Aske Aid Survey

Lattimore Called Top Red Agent   Man Revealed Same Sen. McCarthy Lists In Probe Charge

Accused Man Is In A fs ghanistan And Has Not ‘Been Reached By Associated Press

—CRITICAL— Dewey 2 Accuses © O’Dwyer    ENFORCEMENT IS CALLED LAX

Chinese Red Problem To Be Debated   Russian Threats Vie With U. S. Promises as UN  Holds Meet Today

Debate Issue of  Who Is Aggressor   Russian Threats Vie With US Promises as United Nations Council Convene:

Russia Threatens To Use Veto fo Block Resolufion   Malik Claims U. S. Aggressor In Korean War

Soviet Threats, US Promises Vie for Favor   Malik to Enforce Veto To Stop Withdrawal Resolution

Russian Veto Threatened In U.N. Debate  Malik Brands U. S., Not Red China, As  wc. Tr

UN. TO DEBATE CHINESE ROLE IN KOREA WAR   Malik Charges U.S. Has Attacked China; Hurls New Veto Threat

U.N. Council Opens Debate  On Korean Wai Russia Charges U. S., Not Chinese Reds Is Aggressor

Russian Threats Counter U.S. Promises to China As UN Council Convenes

SOVIET AND U. S, CLASH AS ISSUE COMES TO HEAD   Russian Delegate Charges U. S. Is At. tacking China, While American Denies Plan For In vasion.

Red Threats Oppose U.S. Vows In UN About China   Malik Says Attacks Being Made By Land, Sea, Air On Chinese

Security Council Talks On Chinese Intervention   Russia Has Threatened To Use 47th Veto Today To Kill United Nations Resolution On China

Delegates Move With Caution  U..S. Is Aggressor, Says Malik As China Question Faces UN

U.N. Council Ready For Red China Debate   Watchful Waiting Will Be U.S. Policy; Delegates Cautious -

—THREATS VS. PROMISES—  U.N. Takes Up Question Of Chinese Reds In War

TO COUNCIL POST   ay VUUINVA EF UWE  A. W. “Gus” Berger Appointed to Fill Vacancy in Fifth Ward

TO COUNUL rus!  A. W. “Gus” Berger Ap pointed to Fill Vacancy in Fifth Ward

207% Income Tax Hike Urged by Truman  ‘Increase Requested ‘to Finance

Truman Urges Hike Beginning on O        Higher Company Payments R 7 Acts to Curb Inflation, President Says 

TRUMAN ASKS SPEEDY VOTE BY CONGRESS   President Requests Boost Effective October 1

Wants Corporate Levies  Upped, Sees Other Hikes No Excess-Profits Tax Sought Now;

-w Russian Peace Move Is orecast  Diplomats Watch For Election Hints

ANNUAL CROP DRIVE PLANNED   Rural, Religious Leader: Will Meet Next Tuesday

WHEAT CONDITION VARIES OVER STATE   Plenty of Rain in East; Oth er Sections Could Use  Moisture   ISOME SOIL BLOWINC

T CONDITION VARIES OVER STATE   Plenty of Rain in East; Other Sections Could Use  Moisture

Marshall Hit By Republican   Minority Senators Oppose Ten man-Anlee Paets

MARSHALL CALLED ON TO RESIGN  GOP Demands Senate Action On Any Truman-Attlee Agreements

Aged Woman From Grinnell Slain on, Train   Man Arrested for Attack on Passenger Near Douglas, Ariz.

Former Resident of Corydon Held in ‘Arizona For Killing. Woman In Sleeper

Woman Is Choked fo Death on Train by Would-Be Rapis!   Discharged Railroad Employee Is Held in Slaeving on Mainliner.

Woman Slain Aboard Train   Elderly Victim Dies Resisting Rape Attempt

WomanF ound Strangled On Board Train   Discharged Railroader Admits Arizona Killing Daring Dranken Frenz.

WOMAN KILLED IN TRAIN BERTH   Discharged Rail Employe Says He Attempted Rape

lowa Woman, /0, Choked to Death In Train Berth  Grinnell Woman Slain Resisting A Rape Attack

ELDERLY WOMAN SLAIN ON TRAIN   FORMER RAILROAD EMPLOYE ADMITS CRIMINAL ATTACK

DIES FIGHTING. AN ATTACK GY AIL WORKER   Miss Ada C. Park, 70, Former Teacher of Grinnell, Is Choked to Death.

Woman, 70, Fights Attack, Killed on Train   Former Rail Worker Admits Slaying in Arizona, Says Sheriff

U.N. Council To Proceed Despite Russian Boycott   Russian And Satellite Nation   Delegates Boycott Council Over China Issue

State’ Convention Comes To Close At Eau Claire Sunday After Adoption Of Platform

He's Candidate  for Governor   Fairchild Insists He Will Oppose Wiley

Party Adopts Full Slate Of Candidates   Stoughton Attorney Announces His Acceptance Of Bid From Sick Bed

Democrats Hail Carl Thompson for Governor   Phone Announcement to Convention Ends All Uncertainty

Absent Thompson Receives Backing Of DOC Delegates  Convention Cheers   Convention Cheers Decision To Enter Governor's Race

CLOSED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY BECAUSE OF RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS JOS. GOLDENFELD aa   WANTE B SENIOR L BOM. OPFRATAY

Fact Finders Persuade Lewis and Operators to Talk After Hot Session

Running Chinese Blockade Too Dangerous  Crew Of Shanghai-Bound Shi Asks Release From Contracts

29 American Crew Want Navy Guard For Shanghai Trip   State Department Warns   American Shipping to   Steer Clear of Red Pert

Crew Would Desert Ship   U.S. Permits Men To Sign Off Vessel Sailing for Shanghai

Ship's Crew Asks Naval Protection Or Duty Release   Want Repatriation Arranged for Those Who Elect to Leave

Legislature Over Hump  On Taxes   Hikes To Finance Hospitals, Special Schools Approved

Three Men Drop Safely  From Plane   Navy Attack Bomber Catches Fire On Routine Flight Near Annapolis:

Meeting Is Set To Study Delay in Mart Openings   Georgia and Border Markets Request Additional Time

Violence Again Breaks Out In Tennessee Strike   Three Men Wounded By Armed Mob Picketing Rayon Plant

Three Wounded by Gunfire af Struck Factory   Windows Shattered a! paen Producing Plant na Morristown, Fenn.

Armed Police Are Sent To Trouble Scene   Shooting Occurs During Change In Shifts At Morristown

Bullets Fly at Str ‘uck Rayon Pr oducing Mall   Three Wounded During : Shift Change at Morristown, Tenn., Plant

THREE SHOT IN STRIKE AT ENKA   Gunfire Shatters Windows In Rayon Producing Plant   ABOUT 75 MEN ARMED

Violence Flares At Rayon Plant; 3 Men Woundec  Gunfire Breaks Out   Gunfire Breaks Out At Strike-Bound Tennessee Factory

—OUTBREAK—  75 Armed Men Mill At Gate   STATE HIGHWAY, PATROL CALLED

Three Wounded In Tennessee Town Over Strike Issues   Rayon Producing Plant Is Seene of Gunfires Windows Broken mt Factory

 Three Men Hurt, Windows Broken By Gunfire At Strike-Bound Plant

Three Workers Wounded in Strike Violence   Bullets Fly at Rayon Plant in Morristown, Tenn.

Windows in Factory Shattered By Bullets; Armed Pafrolmen Rushed fo Scene of Oufbreak

FACTORY WINDOWS SHOT OUT   Two Barrages of Gunfire Laid Down in Morris« town, Tenn., Rayon Plant Strike Disorder.   STATE SENDS IN 70 PATROLMEN   Shooting Starts as Workers  ers Try to By-Pass Picket _ Line of Heavily Armed  Men at the Gate,

Gunfire Erupts During Change Of Work Shifts   Bullets Shatter Windows In Tennecsee Plant

Latest Violence at Enka Occurs As Men Try to Avoid Pichkets And Enter Factory

THREE WOUNDED INTENNESSEE STRIKE RIOTING   RUSH STATE TROOPS TO RAYON FACTORY AS SHOTS CONTINUE

Police Rush To Tennessee  Strike Area   Employes Try To Get Into Plant For Work; No Desths Reported

Three Workers Shot While on Way to Work   Outbreak of Violence At Strike-Ridden Tenn, Enka Plant

3 Persons Shot At Textile Plant   One Worker Critically Injured at Morristown, Tenn.

Approximately 75 Men Mill Around Plant Gate With All ‘Types Guns; Two Outbursts

3 Shot in Nev Rayon Plant Strike Row   Workers Fired Upon As They Cross Field To Report for Shift

THREE WOUNDED IN TROUBLE AT STRUCK PLANT   Men Shot When They Try To Cut Across Field To Renort To Work

Windows Broken In 2nd Attack At Rayon Plant   Over 60 Armed Men Rove Around Factory Gates

Windows Of Plant Are Shattered   Gunfire Breaks Out During Change Of Shifts of Plant In  Morristown, Tenn.

3 Workers Shot, Night Shift Kept Prisoners By Enka Ravon Strikers

3 Men Shot in Strike Activity  Gunfire Erupts at Enka Corp. Plant

Search Goes on For lowa Youth  BB im Tee rw tT haw et lk Ph Bai Pim Se me tm we

Detense Department ToSeck Military Funds: Senator Sets Fi igure At Billion Or More

Defense Chief To Ask Billion,  Senator Says   Thomas Asserts Congress  Will Get Request  F.. War Funde

Defense Funds To Be Asked  Sen. Thomas Reports Billion To Be Sought

BILLION FOR WAR TO BE REQUESTED, SEN. THOMAS SAY   Oklahoman Declares Defense Department Will Ask Congress for Money Next Week.   FUNDS AVAILABLE TO MEET JULY COSTS   $630,000,000 on Hand When Fighting Started Being Used to Finance Operations,

POLICE CHIEF SHOOTS SELF   Seminole Officer Notifies Department by Two-Way Rodio of Intentions

SEMINOLE CHIEF SHOOTS HIMSELF   Uses Radio to Tell Office Was Going to Do Se; Condition Critical

Record Voting Seen on Nov. /   Strategists Predict With Fear and Joy

Cashier Forced To Hand Over Cash To Bandit   $3,000 To $5,000 Lost In Daylight Robbery

Senate Session Is Tied Up By Long Filibuster   Seek To Support President’s Veto Of Anti-Red Bill

Two More Pickets Are Arrested In Pittsburgh Strike   Total Of 11 Have Beer Seized In Telephone  Disorders

(  } * '     itt HOME TOWNERS  GREEN LIGHT s >» ARE ON mt  ae FAalie YT Ww

SABBATH RAINS SEEN IN STATE   Air Travel Retarded by Fog In Tulso—Wearmer Wesather Is Predicted

U.S. Orders 35% Slash in Civilian Use of Aluminum   Cut is Effective January ij to Speed Rearmament

Cut in Use Of Aluminum Ordered   Action May Have Important Effects on Everyday Life.

NPA’s Edict Takes Effect Next January   Senall Businesses Will Be Exempted From Regulation

US. Cuts Use Of Aluminum 35 Per Cent   Order May Cause Some Unemployment Says Administrator

CIVILIAN USE CUT ORDERED FOR DEFENSE   Home-Front to Feel First Effects Of Korea

Civilian Use Qf Aluminum Is Slashed   Government Orders 35 Per Cent Cut In Non-Military Use

Drop of 35  Percent by NPA Edict   Step Taken To Insure Supply of Item for Defense Output.

OTHER CONTROLS MAY FOLLOW  Production Of Aluminum Goods For Civilians Cut 35 Percent   Firms Here Expect To Be Hit By Cut ‘In Use Of Aluminurr

CALL FOR GUT UF dd PERCENT FOR CIVILIANS   Order Effective Jan. 1 Wilt Conserve Metal for Defense Use.

Abuminumn For Civilian Use  Greatly Cut   35 Per Cent Reduction To Insure Metal For Defense Ordered Today

Order Restricts Use Of Metal In Civilian Goods   Manufacturers Are  Cut 35 Per Cent

Civilian Use Slashed 35 Per Cent   Small Businesses Exempted From New Government Controls

LESS ALUMINUM ~ FOR CIVILIAN USI   t. & ORDERS 35 PCT. CUT TC FROVIDE MORE OF METAL FOR DEFENSE.

Government Order Slashes  Civilian Use of Aluminum  35 Percent Cut Effective in January; New Ruling Expected to Hit Employment

U.S. Slashes Civilian Use  Of Aluminum   35 Per Cent Reduction Will Go Into Effect At Start of New Year

Slash Use Of  Aluminum NPA Chief Orders   NPA Chief Orders CutIn Non-Military Supplies As Of Jan.

Civilian Quota Of Aluminum Cut  Non-Military Use   Non-Military Use Slashed by 35 Per Cent for January

Government Cuts Civilian Aluminum  Cuts in Copper, Tungsten, Nickel

Aluminum Use Is Restricted  But Effects Won't Be Felt Immediately

Cut Ordered  In Aluminum   U.S. Deevees 35 Percent Slice in Cisilian B

Civilian Use Of Aluminum Slashed 35 pct.   Armament Program To Require 30 Pct. On Nation’s Output

39% CUT MADE IN CIVIL USE OF ALUMINUM   Order To Aid Military Needs Goes Into Effect Jan. 1

Aluminum Use Slash Is Ordered   35% Cut In Civilian Use Of Metal I Effective January  U.S. Orders

Fuchs Confession Is Studied in Congress  Committee Members Soy He Gove Reds All but Latest Atomic Doto

REDS HAVE ALL BUT LATEST A-BOMB INFO   Fuchs Gave All Details on Progress Up Until 1947"

Marines Battle Out Of One Trap, Face More Reds  Most Of 100,000 U. N. Troops   Most Ot 100,000 U.N. Lroops Already Out Of Former Red Capital; City Ominously Quiet

8th Army Confirms Evacuation, Retreat   Gls Fight Out of Trap in Northeast; Wounded Americans Evacuatedby Air

Borden Official Dies Of Heart Attack InN. J.  Howard §. Borden,  Y.-F Fient Succumbs;  Fenered Set Tuesday

Snow Blanket Spreads Over Midwest Area   Storm Accompanied hy High  Winds Extends Into Southland; Floods Claim Lives Ry United Prees

Local Workman Dies In Cave-In; Another Injured   John Pelando Crushed Under Tons Of Earth

Local Workman Dies In Cave-In;  Another Injured John Pelando Crushed   John Pelando Crushed Under Tons Of Earth

Attractive Girl Held by Police For Bank Fraud   23-year-old Wolcott Clerk Is Accused in Shortage of $15,599; Confession Reported.

Army Sends 200 Combat Engineers fo Idahe Town Today fo Fight Flooding Koofenai

Schools Close as Rennebohm Eyes Situation   Action Early Next Week Is Possible; Cities Watch Stock:

Coal Pinch Shuts Some Buildings   Several Buildings At West Bend Close; Hint Governor May Act On Shortage

West Bend Schools Close Shortage of Coal Pinches  Wisconsin Establishments

CHIANG 64 TOMORROW   Chinese Nationalist Leader in a Better Position Than Year Ago

Hit Blank Wall In Murder Probe   Parrish Slaying at YVincinnes Is Mystery

South. Floridans Make Heroic Stand As Mosquitos Stage All-Out Assault

ViCT ORIOUS IN HOT RACE   Arizonans’ Cast. — All-Time. Record’ Number Of Ballas,

Warnings Sounded for Legion   Communism Still on March, National Convention Is Told.

Nation Must Keep Alert, Legion Told  Communism Stil   Communism Stil] Is on March, Delesates Told

Reports Tell Of Crumbling Commie Lines   Huge Allied Thrusi Begins To Squeeze North Koreans

YOUR MOVE, HENRY  State Checker Tournament at Be tnt? Deramher 28-80

YOUR MOVE, HENRY  State Checker Tournament at Beloit December 28-30

Nationwide Survey Shows Freakish Spring Weather Has Grim Effects

Spring Storms Cause Big Crop Damage  ice on Waterways Causes Delay in Iran Gre Corane

Infantry And Tanks Lock In Fighting  Troop Movements   Troop Movements Suggest Manchuriar Forces Relieving

Report No Let Up in Big Conflict   North Koreans Stab to Within 35 Miles — of Key Supply Port

TANK AND INFANTRY BATTLE OPENS ON KOREAN FRONT; REDS UNABLE TOCRACK LINE

Communist Pressure Is Building Up   Tired U. S. Unit Kills 600 Reds In Surprise Battle

Heavy Troop Movements ‘in North Korea “Suggest. Communists * are Drawing Reinforcements From Battle-Trained Koreans in Man‘churia.   ON. PUSAN FRONT

Foe Reinforced For Major Push  o Discover   ‘Kore ns. From Manchuria, Said To Be In Canflict;  Big Communist Losses

ENEMY IS HELD BACK BY YANK COUNTERBLOWS   Commies Are Believed To Be Getting Lorge Reinforcements from Monchurie

TANKS, INFANTRY WAGE BIG BATTLE ON ARC AT CHINJU   American Mechanics, Bakers Help Turn Back North Korean Spearhead

Last Diteh Defenses Stand Fast   Battle in Progress Two Days Continues: Red Losses Heavy

KOREAN FRONT AFLAME; REDS AGAIN HALTED   Yank Artillery And Big Tanks Duel With Foe In Chunii Area

Red Forces Near Masan At One Point   Raging Battie Extands on Both Sides of Chinju; Planes in Action

Heavy Tank and Infantry Battle Reported in Progress on Front Vital to Defense of Main Port   Hope Rare Isotope —— save Duke City Woman From Cancer

Texas Oil Fields To Produce Extra Day During June   Increase Ordered At Hearing in Austin

TERRIL JUNIOR LEGION BASEBALL SCHEDULE   August 13—Arnolds Park, here August 20—Spirit Lake, here   COUNTY SEARCH FoR TB

U.S. ATTEMPTS TO LIST KOREA NO. 1 PROBLEN   Surprise Resolution May Put Soviet On Defensive

Korean Question  Put Before U.N.   Korean Issue Placed Second on U. N. Agenda; Recognition of Communist China First Asked

Final Plans Completed For Big Meeting  Six-State Talks T, Da. hdntd fe

Final Plans Completed For Big Meeting  Six-State Talks Toa Ra Hald in

$894,370.43 Fund Released  Pinecrest Building On List for Early Bidding

A Former lowa Woman Seeks Congress Seat   Mrs. Altavene Clark of Manson Candidate In Texas District

Two Widows, One American And The Other British, Arrive For Officer's Funeral

Two Widows Claim Body Of Colonel  One Has Letter  Danectso Daksa eelecr:

Two ‘Widows’ Attend Husband's Funeral Service in Arlington National Cemetery

2 Women Claim To Be Colonel's Widow   Both: “Widows” On Hand As Body Of American Officer Arrives

Two Women Claim To Be Widow Of Deceased Colonel Babcock,  Will Attend Funeral Services

Colonel Dead, With 2 Widows  Both Women At Rite: In Washington Today

2 'Widows’ Attend Funeral Rites Of Col. W. T. Babcock   First Privileges Given Widow From Berlin

American and British Widows Mourn Babcock Deputy of American Occupation in Berlin

Legislature Is Confronted By War Problems   Special Session Convenes Tuesday

Million Cost” of War Projects   New Election Rules, Change in Sociol Welfare Laws Asked

GRACE REFORMED CHOIR PLANS EASTER CANTATA   Senior Group Will Present “Gethsemane To Calvary” In Church Sunday Evening

TRINITY CHOIR WILL APPEAR IN CANTATA   Singers Will Present ‘The Crucifix. ion’ As Feature Of Palm Sunday Morning Service

ASSERTS REPORT OF HIS SENDING URANIUM FALSE   Wartime Vice-President Testifies’ Before House Committee He Had Nothing To Do With Ship ments.

Wallace Denies Knowing Of Uranium Shipments   ‘Wartime Vice President Gives Testimony Before Un-American Activities Committee

"1 Didn't Know About It," He Stoutly Claims   House Inquiry On A-Bomb Shipment: Aaain Underway

WALLACE DENIES KNOWING RUSSIA ASKED URANIUM   Had No Part in Atom Ship ments, He Tells Congressmen,

Uranium Knowledge  Is Denied   Wallace Says He Knew Nothing Of Wartime Shipments Made To Russia

Wallace Defends War-Time Roles; Answers Accuser   Former Official Says He Had Nothing to Do With Uranium Exports

Wallace Disclaims HavingAny Part Of  Giving Uranium to Russia During War

SAYS LEND-LEASE OKAYED EXPORT TO THE RUSSIANS   GRANTED HEARING BY HOUSE COMMITTEE TO REFUTE CHARGES

Wallace Denies Link fo Uranium  Disclaims Any Part In Red Shipments

Hank Denies Any Part in Uranium Deal   Former Vice President  Goes Before Committee Checking Shipments of A-Bomb Material to Red

Wallace Denies Knowing of Red Uranium Receipt  Absolutely Nothing Ta Da Wiab 14   ‘Absolutely Nothing To Do With It,’ He Tells House Probers

Wallace Denies Giving Atom Aid To Reds   Had Nothing to Do With Russian Shipments, He Testifies

Wallace Denies Part In Red War Shipments   Ex-Vice President In Rebuttal To Atomic Charaes

Nothing To Do With Shipments  Wa uflac e Denies All Par In es  raniurn taoing

Wallace Denies Uranium Angle   ‘Says He Had Nothing to Do With Wartime Shipments to Russia

Wallace Denies Russ Aid Link   Uranium Out of His Hands, Says Ex-Vice-President

Wallace Denies Charges Made By Commentator   -Had, Nothing To Do With Shipments Of Uranium, He Says

House Probers Hear Wartime Vice President   Defeads Record  As Head of BEW

Wallace Denies ‘Any Connection’ With Uranium Shipment to Russia   Testifies Before House Committee Probing Wartime Incident; Declares He Didn't Even Know Russians Had Asked Export. Licenses

Henry Wallace Denies He Helped Reds   Had “Nothing to Dc With” Atomic Shipments. He Asserts

Nothing ‘to Do With. Uranium  Testifies Before Un-American Group

Wallace Denies Participation: \In A-Bomb Material Shipments   Tells Congressional Committee “Accusations Made By Radio Commentator Untrue; Says ‘Didn't Know Reds Asked for Uranium

Wallace Knew Nothing About Red Shipments   Fulton Lewis Jr., Said He Helped Russians Supplies

WALLACE SAYS AID TO RUSSIA NEWS 10 HIM   Former U. S. Official Aver: He Had Nothing To Do With Uranium Shipments

Wallace Denies Helping Soviets Obtain Uranium  Wartime V-P Declares He Rad Nothing Te Do With Shipment To Reds

Wallace Denies Every Charge   Did Not Ship Uranium to Russia, He Contents

7 Refutes Story of Gen. Groves  Had No Part In Shipments o  Uranium to Russ, WallaceSay

Uranium Deal Denied By Wallace   Shipments to Russia Part Of Lend-Lease

Wallace Had ‘Nothing to Do’ With Uranium   Didn‘’t Even Know Russians Sought Shipments

Didn’t Help Russians Get Uranium Ore   Wallace Makes Denial Before House Inquiry

WALLACE DENIES - LEWIS’ CHARGES   Disavows Participation in ~ Uranium Shipments.

‘Senate Probers Tirge Sharv Curbs Be Placed ‘On Coffee Speculators

ACTION 10 CURB SPECULATION IN COFFEE DEMANDEL   Senators Blame High Prices on Market Trading in New York, Hoarding and Scare Buying.   DECLARE NO SHORTAGE OF COMMODITY EXISTS   Call on Justice Department te File Anti-Trust Suits Unless Foreign Interests Dispose of Stocks,

Coffee Buying Curbs Demanded  Speculation Blamed  For High Prices

Senators Deny  Coffee Dearth   ‘Sharp Curbs Demanded  On Speculaiors

Congress May Quit Thusday  a ac Y oe eee VAs‘ a!   Truman Confers Witt Barkley, Rayburn

Toal Orders DA to Probe IP Fee Racket   Judge Also Orders Six Prisoners Held As Common Drunkard

Labor Board Counsel — Will Use Taft-Hartley , Act In Coal Walkouts

Gov't. Prepares Taft-Hartley Injunctior Today Against Lewis and Coal Miners

ay Invoke H Act junction rmal Comploint ay Be issued  mmorrow; Truman sists Action Call

NLRB Counsel Said Ready To  Act Tomorrow   Formal Complaint Would Be Issued © In Coal Strikes

Denham May Make Move Wednesday   Truman Decision May Temper Plan Against Union

NLRB Ready To Crack Down On Lewis When  Truman Gives Signal   Dwindling Coal Supplies Make Situation Acute; “One Big Blizzard” Could Finish Job.

May Issue Complaint Tomorrow  Wanld Rnd Wildeat   Would End Wildcat And Twice-a-Week Soft Coal Strikes

BLOODY TUG-O-WAR Embattled Pohang Assumes Role of ‘No Man’s Land’

Bitter Battle On in Pohang  UN Forces Holdin Airfie ida nd Do chs

Remington Will Quit Job Monday To Defend Sel  Ro i:   Commerce Official Will Try To Prove He Was  Not Communist.

OFFICIAL QUITS TO FACE TRIAI   Remington Resigns $10,000 Federal Job To Try To  Prove He Wasn't Commuini«t.

Remington Quits Job; To Devote Full Time To Disprove Red Charges   Accused Of Lying When He Said He Had Never Been A Communist

Remington Decides To Quit   Says He Will Leave  Commerce Department Job to Have More Time To Prove He’s Not Red

Remington To Quit Job, Fight Red Accusations   Wartime Naval Intelligence Lieutenant Will Devote Time To Clearing Name

Remington Quits Commerce Post   Will Devote Time to Prove He Is  Nat a Cammunicat

Things Going On In Rushville Tonight   Remington To Quit Commerce Dep't Post — Will Devote Time In Effort  'To Prove He Never Was Communist

FEDERAL J08 IS GIVEN UP BY REMINGTON   Plans To Fight Charges He Was Member Of Communist Party

heningien Quits     Of Red’ Care   Commerce Employe To Answer Indictment Monday in Court

Remington Will Quit Commerce Post Monday   Devote Time to Prove He Has Never Been Communist Member

U. S. Gambles $30 Billion Yearly  50,000 Adults, Minors Indulge, Says Magazine

CRASH ENDS FAST SALEM CAR CHASE   POLICE NAB DRIVER; AUTO STOLEN FROM ST, LOUIS DOCTOR

U.S. Supply City Is Big EnemyGoal   Batile Is Called Most Bitter of War; “B00: ’ Tons of Bombs Hit Stratecic ‘Targets   Afier Kigye Too   South Koreans Holding Control ‘ef Road to Taegu. West Prize

Avoid D. (. fo Get War Contract  That’s What Okichoma Businessmen Are Advised

Tobacco Sales To Be Resumed On Wednesday   Markets To Operate On 4 and Half Hour Schedule Per Day

Short Schedule To Be Resumed On Most Belts   4 1-2 Hour Day For All Except Old Relt Markets

Tobacco Sales To Be Resumed On Wednesday   Decision Made At Raleigh Meet

Saberjets Out-Fight Russ Jets   Hungnam Attackers ¥Are Beaten Off

Warships And Planes Defend Hungnam Area  U.N. Troops Tighten Defenses Above Seoul For Attacks  2., i Ce Cerarnrm

Russia Offers Truce to Halt Arming West   Reds Suggest Recognitior For Atlantic Nations, Seek Concessions

Demand Made On U.S. to Halt  ‘Kurope Arms   Basic Conditions on Global Peace Show Wants, Concessions

Showers Help Fire Fighter:   Take Most of Spark Out of Woodland Blazes Throughout New England.

TB Seal Sale To Open This  Week in Area Seals To Be Mailed By District Society Friday, Saturday

Police Dispatch Specimen To FBI For Examination  Saek Facts Before   Saek Facts Before Raking Cherge; Both Drivers Dany Mishap

No Charges Filed After Boy’s Death   Officials Dispatch Specimens To FBI  For Examinations

US, Bulgaria Split Is Near   Acheson Says US ill Recognize Franco Reqime

Area Schools Take Honors In State Farm Show Competition   BY ROBERT O. STEVENSON

States’ Heads Gather Teday   Governors to Hear  Acheson. Hoffman

Governors in Meeting on World Affairs   Chief Executives of Most States Meet in West Virginia for Big  Conferance an Palicice

STATE GOVERNORS BEGIN GATHERIMG   DISCUSSION WITH ACHESON WILL GIVE EXECUTIVES LOOK AT WORLD AFFAIRS.

First Hand Account to Governors   Top Federal Officials to Depict World Affairs at Gubernatorial Parlay   HEAVY WITH POLITICS   Acheson Will Have Chance Te Defend Department Against Harboring Reds

Acheson, Hoffman To Speak  AtConference Of Governors   Look At World Affairs Assured State Executives As They Gather For West Virginia Sessions; Thurmond, Wright Receive Rebuff

Dixie Solons To Take Over 2 More Key Committee Posts . . .  Southerners’ Voice Stronger Than Ever in Senate

Husband of Dead Woman Likes Sander   Borroto Takes Stand in Defense of Country Doctor.

Testifies Dr. Sander Said Patient's Death Took Place After Injection

STATE HITS CLAIM HRS. BORROTO DIED BEFORE INJECTION   Hospital Librarian Testifies Sander Stated Death Came Quietly After Air Was  Put in Veins.   VICTIM'S HUSBAND AGAIN ON STAND   He Tells Judge and 13-Mar  Jury of High Respect He  Holds for the Accused Physician,

Insists Mrs. Borroto Died After Injection   Amarillo Fat Stock Show

Stories Conflict  In Sander Trial One Witness Quotes Sander’s Admission

Jury Told Doctor Said Woman Died After Injections   Prosecution Attempt Seer To Counter Claim Cancer Victim Died Earlier —

Jury Told Doctor Said Woman Died  After Injections   Prosecution Attempt Seen To Counter Claim Cancer  Victim Died Earlier ©   Br TOM HORGAN AND ARTHLH EVERETT

SEARCH PRESSED FOR TWO PILOTS   Planes Of Flyers Collide In Virginia, One Being Found — Both Feared Dead.

PATHOLOGIST UNDER CROSS: EXAMINATION   State Seeks To Upset His Testimony Air Did Not Kill Mrs. Borroto

Death Evidence Charge Aired In Mercy Trial   Defense Witness Tells of Collapse Of Victim's Vein

Manchester—(P)\—The defense in the Dr. Hermann N. Sander “mercy death’ murder trial rested today at 1:34 p. m.

Phinney Implies Ford Withheld Vital Evidence   Pathologist Says Accuved _ Doctor Conld Not Have Injected Air Inta Vein

Demands Vein of Woman Who Died of Cancer   Prosecutor Says It’s Key Exhibit In ‘Mercy Death’ Trial.

Expert Says Air In Veins Not Possible   Defense Pathologist Cross-Examined, With Testimony Near End

-—-MERCY DEATH— Evidence Withheld,  Is Charge  Prosecutor Demands  Return Of Arm Vein

 —MERCY DEATH EXHIBIT — State Demands Vein Of Mrs. Borroto's Arm

State Asks For VeinFromArm  Of Cancer Case  Testimony Nears   Testimony Nears End In New England Merey Killing Trial

Asks Defense to Turn Over Victim’ s Vein.   Key Exhibit of the “Mercy Death” Case; Sander Counsel Acree:

Undergoes Stiff Examination by State Prosecutor   Argue Point Whether Needle Could Penetrate Collapsed Vein   TRIAL PROGRAM FOR FINAL DAYS

State Demands Vein Used in ‘Murder’ Test  Pathologist Testifies _Sander’s Air Injection

Plans Mapped for Veterans in Civil Defense Programs  Heads of Texas Organizations Aanzar

Fanatic North Koreans Defy Slaughter to Overrun Outnumbered Yanks

Commies Swarin Yank Foxholes In Banzai Attacks   U. S. Artillery Fires At Point Blank Range

Fanatical, Screaming Waves of Reds Enaulf Americans on Korean Front

U.S. Gunners Mow Down Banzai Attackers; They Still Come by Thousands

Wave After Wave o Reds Mowed Down Before Yanks Flee  10 Move in for  Every One Killed, Cc... W ,  * eee A se. tS...

Screaming Red Hordes Overcome Yanks By Overwhelming Weight of Numbers

Yanks Give Up Taejon Affer,, Heavy Baffle:   Lieutenant Tells Of Fanatical Charge By Korean Reds Who Kept Coming In Spite Of Point Blank Machine Gun fire

US. May Aid New States Of Indo-Chine   State Dept. Indicates Military Support to Battle Reds Likely

U.S. FUND READY FOR INDO-CHINA   President May Draw On Part Of $74,000,000 Allotment To Help Fight Communist Forces.

I$, Recannizes 3 Governments   Action Strengthens French in Far East

* Truman May Use Funds To Aid ‘Indo Group —   President Expected To Draw From Special Account

Allied Regiment Gives Communists Stiff Fight   Regiment “X” Fought Reds Along Naktong Bulge For Effective Gains In Battle

Regiment X Holds Positions After Tough Week Of Fighting Aqainst Numerically Strong Enemy

Brave and Heroic “Regiment X” Fights One of Korean War’s Classic Battles

ENEMY COMES IN DROVES Regiment X Men Heroes Of Bloody Naktong War

‘Unnamed American Regiment Fights Bravely  ‘And Successfully Against Suoerior Numbers

“Regiment X” Fights Bitter Battle On Naktong River Stood Off Three Red Divisions

Story of Yank Courage Unfolded  Youth Keeps Fighting With Blood in His Eyes After Giving First Aid Kit to Wounded Buddie

Regiment X Fights Effective Action On Naktong River   Unit Retreats Before Regrouping to Drive North Koreans Back

Ft. Wayne Couples Killed In Plane—State Holiday Toil Climbs To 23.

Death Toll In Indiana Up To 24   Four Hoosiers Die in Plane Crash in Wisconsin; Five : Are Victims of Week-End  _ Drownings.

JE Wheat May Be New State  Demo Chairman Shivers Suggests Woodville Man  In Canfereance

Farm Homes Damaged By Tornado   House Destroyed Near Springfield; No Casualties

Will Be Sentenced Next Monday for Lying About Being Communist; Seven Years, $15,000 Fine Possible.

Longshore Boss Bridges Convicted On Perjary Count   ‘Frameup’ Says Official; 7-Year Term Is Possible For Denial He Was Red

Bridges Convicted of Perjury Charge; Sentencing Monday   Two Union Aides Also Found Guilty; Lawyers Given Terms for Contempt

Bridges Lied; JuryBelieves He’sCommie   CIO Longshore Boss Convicted Of Perjury At His 1945 Naturalization Hearing; May Be Deported. Imprisoned And Fined

Frisco Jury Convicts Bridges Of Perjury  Other Union Me   Other Union Men Also Convicted; _ CounselSentenced For Contempt

HOUSE WOULD Wat CURBS It PRICES 60 UP   Five Per Cent Rise from June 15 Would Bring Stop Sian at Once.

Controls Tiec to Cost of Living   Pian Effective When Prices 5 Pct. Above June 15 Level

Would Go Into Effect lf Cost Of Living Jumps 5 Per Cent   Senate Has Not Acted On Meaeure

Balky Legislators Spurn Truman and Approve Tentative War Controls

louse Votes ‘Automatic’  Wave-Price Lic   Tentative OK Given te Controls Based on June 15 Cost Index

Brakes Would Go on When Cost of Living Index Reaches Point  June 15 Price Level Set As Mark When Curbs Will Automaticllay Start

House Links Controls to Living Index  Truman Ignored In ‘Automatic’  Price Rain Dien

Curbs Asked If Costs Top June 15 Index   Action Would Give President No Say In Invoking Law

Senate Fund Unit Okehs Controls  Votes Price, Pay Lid When Cost Of Livine Hits Certain Point

House Votes For Controls   Would Impose Freeze Automatically On 5 Pct. Index Hike

CONTROLS BILL TAKING SHAPE IN CONGRESS   House Defeats Immediate Regulations By 58 to 42.

House Tentativel Okays Economic Control Measure   Curbs Would Be . Placed into Effect As Costs Increase

Committee Votes Automatic Curbs   Living Cost Index to Set Off ‘Alarm’

CONFUSION AND UNCERTAINTY OVER CONTROLS   Problem So Compt ‘ated That Congress May Shy Away from Action.

House Ignores  Truman's Plea   Control Pro gram Tied To Cost Of Livine

Weather at Yuma   House Votes For Price and Wage Control Measure

Plan Would Go Into Effect When Costs Rise 5% Over June 15; Truman Overridden, Given No Say

SENATOR SEEKS IMMUNITY FOR MILITARY MEN   ‘Bradley, Johnson Sched uled To Testify On Formosa’s Policy

Senator Asks Immunity for Top Defense Officials Scheduled To Testify on Formosa Policy

Senator Brewster Says He Docen’t Want Any to Get What Denham Did

President Asked Not to Fire Top Brass Critics   Senators Seeking Formosa Lowdown From Defense Heads

Asks Testifying Brass Be Spared Reprisal Action  ‘Sen. Brewster Doesn’t Want Military Slapped For Views On Formosa

Fears Punishment If They Differ With Truman  SENATOR ASKS IMMUNITY  FOR MILITARY WITNESSES

Witnesses’ Immunity Requested   Military Men To Be Heard Jan. 26 On Formosa Issue

Brewster Asks immunity For Defense Heads  Senator Warts No Reprisals Because Of Testimony —

Immunity From Punishment Requested For Officers Testifying On Formosa

Defense Staff To.Air Value Of Formosa   Reprisal Inumunity Asked for Militarists Who Balk President

No Reprisals, Brewster Says   Military Officials to Testify on Formosa

Protection of Officers. Urged  Seagte Probers Want To Avoid Denfeld Fate for Other Men

Yanks Seize Two Naktong Bridgeheads  Second Crossing Under Red Attack

Powerful Patton Tanks Aid Drive On Yongdungpo  Yanks Capture 2 Bridgeheads On Naktong River

Allies Seeking To Crush Reds In Pineher Act   Carrier Pilots State Leathernecks Smash Through Yongdungpo

Patton Tanks Lead Leathernecks In Yongdungpo; Mov. ing Up From Inchon Beachhead 20 Miles To The West

Long Column Reported in Yongdungpo   Second Division Takes Firm Bridgehead Across Naktong River

Two Bridgeheads on West Bank of Naktong River Seized by Infantry; South Korean Troops Also Score Advances.

MARINES REACH SEOUL SUBURBS   Battle in Yongdungpo Area: Yanks Stream Across West Bank of Naktong

. S. Marines Spearheading  Drive On City   Endless Column Of Men And Material Moving Into Position Along River; Americans Seize Bridgeheads In Southeast

Infantry In Southeast Seizes Bridgeheads On West Bank Of Naktong   Navy Pilots Report Leathernecks Advancing At Head Of Long Column Of Tanks. Trucks And Other Vehicles

American Infantry - Advances   The Second Division Hos Bridgehead On West Bank Of Noktona .

Navy Pilots Report Seeing Units In Yongdungpo With ‘Endless Colin of Tanks. Vehicles’

Establish Bridgeheads On West of Stream  In Southeast Korea, Meet Hot Resistance

E. brunauer Says She Is Against Reds  Raps Sen. McCarthy While Testifying      Raps Sen. McCarthy While Testifying Before Senate Foreign Group

Fighting Agamst Reds, She Claims  Mrs . Esther Caukin Bru: auer Answers McC. rthy Charges.

E. Brunauer Says She Is Against Reds   Raps Sen. McCarthy While Testifying Before Senate Foreign Group

Has Fought Communism  ‘Years, Says   Mrs. Brunauer Denies To Senate Committee Charges Made By Senator MeCarthy

Truman Sends Ships, Planes Against Reds   ‘Congress Unites Behind Move Ordering Stiffer’  Defenses Againet Reds in East; Navy Is Told  To Prevent Chinese Red Attack on' Formosa

Formosa Will Have U. S. Navy As Defender Against Chinese Reds; Warning given Kremlia

Grim Notice Is Served On Kremlin   Congress Appears Almost Solidly Behind President

Congress Solidly Be hind President in Bold Warning to Reds; Favorable to action Throughout World.

Truman Takes Drastic Action  To Block Reds   New Foreign Policy Is Created: Note Handed To Russia to End War

To South Kércans   American Planes. And Warships - Go Into Comba Against Communist Invaders—Congress United Behind President .

All Free Areas In South Asia To Be Guarded   Congress Backs Stiff  Policy With Speedy  Action On Draft Law BULLETIN!

—FACES 18 MONTHS IN JAIL— Girl’s Altempt To Get  Secrets Is Frustrated ©

TEXAS U NEGRO STUDENTS, SIGN   University Admits Two Applicants After Court’s NonSegregation Edict

TELEVISION TAX, HIGHER BUSINESS LEVY PROPOSEL   Snyder Asks Increases; Willing to Cut Handbag and Phone Excises.

Administration Plans Told By Treasury Chief   Says Reductions Must Be Offset by Making Up Lost Revenue

Truman Asks Aid For Tito   Warns Anti-Russian Regime May Tonpnle

Truman Seeks Aid For Tito   Appeal Made To Congress Only For Foodstufts

Wants Aid For Tito Regime  President Asks Short Lame Duck Session Of Congress November 27

“Peace Marchers Battle N.Y. Police In Unpeaceful-Like Demonstratior

Peace Rally’ Ends in Riot  UE Official Slated  Toa Snank in Saiunre

Police Battle ‘Peace’ Group  13 Arrests Follow Brawls In New York

LEFT-WINGERS FIGHT POLICE   Riot Is Staged By 2,000 Banned From Union Square Rally

Left-Wing Marchers’ ‘Peace’ Rally Banned; They Clash with Police

Peace Marchers Battle Police   New York Rally Is Staged During Rush Hour

2,000 Left-Wing ‘Peace’ Marchers Stage Huge Brawl   Banned From Staging Union Square Rally, They Battle Police

B Arrested For Rioting By N.Y. Cops   Demonstration By Over 1,000 In ‘Peace’ Protest

New York Peace Marchers Riot  Police Battle 2,000 In Street Brawl

Leftist Group Battles Police  “Daace” Marcherc A   “Peace” Marchers Are Cause Of N. Y. Riot

2,000 Left-Wing Demonstrators for Peace Battle with New York Police

Girl Disappears At Kalamazoo  No Clue In Hunt For Pretty Coed, 18

Allied High Commission Plans to Reopen Germany ITo Foreign Investments

Rail Unions Call Two More Strikes   President Voices Hope of Settlement Despite Turn of Events

Bank Robber’s Trail Is Lost At Elk Point   Calm Holdup Makes Getaway In Piane After Takine $870.50 At Bronson, la.: Last Seen By Woman

Lone Bandit Ties Bank Manager Robs Bank of $870   Waited on Two Customers While In Bronson Bank

Bank Robber Calmly Waits On Customers  Flees In Chariered Plane After Taking $870 In Iowa Case

State Gripped By Cold Wave   Temperatures Range From 4 Above To 21 Below at Emporiun:

King Gustav Is Taken By Death  Son, Gustav VI, To   Son, Gustav VI, To Become King Of Sweden During Day

EEE — errr rr rrr  Aged King (Qi  nat ts Dies   Gustav VI Will Replace Gustav V

KING GUSTAV DIES SUNDAY   Former Crewn Prinee Gustav Adolf. Takes Formal Oath Today as New Monarch of Swoden as Successor to His Father.

New Monarch Rules Sweden   Gustav VI Succeeds Late Father, Age 92

From Trail to Trailer for ‘Little Mo,” The Midget Mule Traveling to Kaveee

Ultimatum Broadcast as Troops Advance  12 Infantry Divisions Ready if Demands Are Ignored by Premier

immediate Response  Is Demanded From Reds  First American Soldiers Cross 90,1], WD ..00-37 1

U.S. Troops Cross 38th Parallel   General’s Demand Includes Order For Unification .

ENEMY !$ GIVEN ‘LAST CHANCE TO SURRENDER   - MacArthur Warns Reds Of Strong Military Action If Ultimatum Is Ignored

MacArthur Issues Final Decree To Red Premier   TOKYO, Monday. —(AP)— General MacArthur toda; vave Commiutist North Korea its “last. chance” to surrender

SOUTH KOREANS BUT TEN MILES FROM WONSAN   MacArthur Poised For Knockout Blow Against  Communists   DIRECT APPEAL MADE TO KOREAN PEOPLE

ACHESON HITS RUSS COERCION   U.S. Will Accept Majority U.N. Decision On China Issue.

Truman Charges Soviets Getting U. §. Shipments   President Says Aid Being Sent Through Private Agencies

5 DIE IN IOWA OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND  Te. This. Aisa atetvean Meco

Peninsula Tip Target of New Flanking Drive   24th Division Units Dig In Along New Foothill Positions

Korean Effort To Advance On. East Coast Fails  MacArthur Confident   MacArthur Confiden Thrust From Taejon Will Be Checked

Press Beyond Fallen Taejon As Yanks Flee   Americans Hold On East Coast; Ready New Detense Lines

Returned to Ellis Island   Motor Scooter Derailed, Section Hand Hurt Fatally

Survey of Yugoslavian Conditions Shows Totalitarian Practice   OPPRESSIVE ACTS   Diplomatic Sources ces Estimate Over 200,000 Political - Prisoners

Step Nearer Big Four Meeting   Western Allies Agree In Principle to Russ Suggestion, But Would Extend Scope of Talks

Agree ‘In Principle’ On Talks With Russia   Diplomats. of Big Three Western Pow: ers:Prepare Separate Notes to Soviet Union, Replying to Suggestion. of Conferenée Over Germany.   SUGGESTS C OTHER SUBJECTS

West May Propose Big Four Talks On World Crisis   -Powers Agree in Principle on Plan To Reduce Tension Throvah Diseussions

BIG-FOUR POWER TALKS PROBABLE   Ministers Of Three Western Nations Agree To Meet Russia In Effort To Reduce World Tension.

South And West Areas Damaged Most Severely   At Least 13 Persons Meet Death in Upset Weather Over Nation

Storms Take Ten Lives in  West, South  Three States Struck   Three States Struck By Tornadoes; Dust Clouds Cause Eight  Deaths From Crashes

Violent Winds  Fatal.to Ten   Storms in Midwest, South Take Property Toil

Spain Won't Receive U.S.  Ambassador  President Meets   President Meets With Reporters After Escape ~~

President Has Little To Say About Assassination Attempt  At Packed News Conference  Spain Won't Get Envoy For Long Time; Roland Harriman To Head Red Cross

Opposes UN Move To Recognize Spain President Is Calm After Near-Tragedy

Ne wemen Applaud .  President Unruffled By Assassination. Attempt

Truman Bars Appointment Of Ambassador To Spain,  Named New Red Cross Head

0 AMBASSADOR SONG TO SPAIN “OR LONG TIME   Truman Comments On Re cent Action Of United Nations

Truman Cool On Envoy To Spain In Press Chat  Shooting Of Guard Troubles President: Sg Unnececenry’

United Nations Forces Face Threat Of Allied “Dunkerque” On Korea's East Coast To Eseape Annihilation    ABANDON PLANS TO AIRLIFT UN FORGES

New Defense Line  May Be Formed At 38th Parallel   ALLIES OUTNUMBERED ON WESTERN FRONT

They May Fall Back To 35th Parallel   Evacuation by Sea Looms As 600,000 Communists Drive Against 150.000 Allied Troops

Allies ‘Attempting To Escape Massacre By © 600,000 ‘Reds InN. Korea

Plan New Defense Line Near 38th Parallel To Meet Advancing Hordes   M‘Arthur Has 150,000 Men Available; Abandon Airlift To 20,000 Isolated Marines.

Allies Facing ‘Dunkerque: on East Coast   600,000 Foe Troops Thrown Into Battle Aaainst U. Ni Army

Marthur Reports Troops Facing Incredible Odds   New Defense Line May Be Established Near 38th Parallel

VANGUARD OF 60,000 REDS HIT PYONGYANG   Allies Prepare To Abandon City As Attack Comes

‘Stassen Hits Truman Foreign Policy In Urging: GOP-Controlled Congress

CRIME STORIES PROVIDED TIPS   Youths Held for Murder, Robberies Tell of Studying Magazines, Radio

U.N. Council In Readiness  _ May Meet Today In  _ Emergency Session

NO LETUP IN RED DRIVE T0 RULE WORLD   Head of U.S. Armed Services Sees No Cause for Comfort or Excuse for Delay.   DENIES STAND IS WARMONGERING   General Says Testimony Only Summarizes the News; Vinsoh Declares Cold War is Worse.

Gen. Bradley Asks Congress to Keep Draft Law Alive   No Let Up In Red Aggression He Testifies

Bradley Asks Standby Draft   Says Law Needed Because Communists ‘Still Trying to Dominate World

Bradley Asks Draft Law Be Kept Alive   Cities Baltic Plane Incident as Little “*ause for Comfort

Sees No Letup In Red Activity   Selective Service Due To End June 24

Bradley Asks Draft Law  Extension   No Letup in Aggressive Extension of Communism; Little Excuse for Delay, Says General.

Bradley Wants Live Draft Law  General Appeals To Congress For Action

Gen. Bradley. Wants Draft Law Extended   Kansas ¢C ity.  “Not Included

For Keeping The Draft Law Alive   General Omar N. Bradley Made the Request to Congress  TO EXPIRE, JUNE 24

PLEA TO CONGRESS  He Is First Witness for Commititee—Sees ‘Little Excuse for a Delay’

Sees Russia Strivin g for  World Control   U. S. Cannot Let Uy Now, Savs Genera

The Weather’   Gen. Bradley Urges Draft Act Renewal  Sees No Letup In Aggression Of Communism

Head of -U. S, Armed. Seryices Sees No Cause.'f Comfort or. Excuse: ‘for Delay.      DENIES STAND IS" WARMONGERING   General Says. Testimony Only Summarizes ‘the News; Vinson Declares  _ Cold War is Worse; — ..

Says Red War Threat Makes Law Necessary:   Warns House Group This Is  No Time to Drep  Our Guard

Bradley Wants To Keep U. S. Draft Law  Military Leader In Dilan Ear Salartiva   Military Leader In Plea For Selective Service Act

Sees No Letup: In Agaressive Red Extension.  Little Cause for — Comfort. He Think:

Present Law To Run Out On June 30   Military Leader Sees No Letup In Communist Drive

Chief of Staff Fears Spread Of Communism   Baltic Plane Incident Points to Little Comfort, Sofons Told

Bradley Asks For Extension Of Draft Law   Joint Staff Chief Fells Congress War Danger Continues

need  Gen. Bradley Asks Draft Extension  Armed Forces Chief Says U. S. Has Little “Cause for Comfort’

Bradley Asks U.S. To Keep Draft Alive   Joint Chiefs Hea d Seen ‘Little Cause For Comfort’ In Soviet Moves

Bradley Asks Congressmen To Keep Draft Law Alive; Cites Communism

For Keeping [he Draft Law Alive  General Omar N. Bradley Made the Request to  Congress TO EXPIRE, JUNE 24 Sees No Let Up in Aggres sive Extension of 7 munism

Asks Congress To Keep Draft Law On Books   No Let-Up in Aggressive Communism,  Gen. Bradley Warns

Bradley Backs Dralt Extension Before Congress   Staff Chairman Cites Cold War Tempo In Plea

Keep Draft Law, Urges Bradley   Little Excuse For Delay, U.S. Chief Testifies

GEN. BRADLEY BACKS DRAFT   World Conditions Getting Worse, He Tells House Committee.

Keep Draft Law Alive, Is Bradley Plea   General Can't See Any Letup in Communism’s World Dominstion Drive

BRADLEY PLEADS WITH CONGRESS: KEEP DRAFT LAW   SAYS WAR THREAT MORE SERIOUS NOW THAN A YEAR AGO

Gen. Bradley Urges Draft Act Be Kept   Says There Has Been No Letup Of Commie Aggression

Bradley Pleads for Extension of Draft Law   Aggressive Communisn Calls for Prompt Defense, Says Chief

Bradley pees Draft  Sees No Let Up   Sees No Let Up ‘InRed Campaign "To. Rule World

No Letup Seen In Extension Of Communism, Say   Congress Told World Situ ation “Gives Us Little Cause For Comfort, Litthe Excuse For Delay”

700 More Reds Face Trip Back  ~ To Homeland:   French Communists Tr: To Foment Trouble After Reids

BOMB EXPLODES IN UNIVERSITY   None Injured by Blast In Dormitory

Toledo Union Has Own Strike  Protest Domin   Protest Domination Of Labor Leader

Bridges Accuses Farmers Union   Group President Makes a Denial After Charges of Communist Infiltration

$5,658 Worth for the Record. , . Langer Defends Farmers Union in 3-Hour Oration

Farmers’ Union Denies Charge  Bridges Assertion Is About Communist:

Woman Music Teacher Reared As Boy Charged With Weird Murder Of Pupil

Ally Planes Wreck Seven Korean Tanks   Americans, Aussies Shoot Up 22 Trucks Down 2 Warplanes

Reach Warfront © Meet No Forces   General MacArtiur’s Headquarters Say No Serious Advances Maae During Day By Enemy In Sporadic Fighting

7 Enemy Tanks And 22 Trucks Are Destroyed   Invaders Increasing AA Protection in Vicinity of Seoul

F ighter Planes Blast 7 Tanks   22 Trucks, Two Eneny Planes Destroyed In Korea Foray

North Koreans Drive Slowed By New Blows       Defenders Hang on To Suwon Base Despite Bombing Attacks =:

Two Enemy Planes Are Shot Down   U. S. and Australian Fighters Participate In Attacks on Foe

One Wounded In Attack On South Korean Front   COMMUNIST SPEARHEADS HALT FORWARD MOVEMENT; SUWON ADVANCE ABANDONED

Allied Flyers Wreck 7 Tanks   One American Bombe: Forced Down At Sea Off Korea

North Korean Trucks Hit By F ighters  Vee e-.. J. YY   Invaders Hang on To Base at Suwon

One-Cent Hike Okayed; Other Bills Slated House Approves Tax  Boost On Ciqgarets

House Passes Bill To Tax Cigarets One-Cent A Pack   First Tax Measure of Special Session Given Approval After Delayed by Amendments; Ruckus Follows One of Proposed Changes

Johnson Sees Six To Eight Month Battle in Korea  Says Rearmament W Continue for Anoth

Johnson Says Korean War To Be Drawn Out   Fighting Not To End Until 1951 Says Secretary

Hearings Reveal Picture Of Mobilization   Johnson Expecte War In KoTea To Last Six To Eight Months.

Washington Guess Work   Secretary Johuson Thinks War In Korea Will Last Eicht Months

Tires, Liquor Supply Ample   Only Natural Rubher Now Needed hy TJ. 8.

Tires, Whisky To Be Plentifu For-a While   y Stiffer U.S. Controls May .Change Picture Early WNact Year

Texas Lions Plan League to Aid Crippled Children  Camp Planned For Children  Near Kerrville

‘Sen. Knowland Charges UN Secretary Lie Is “Partisan’ \Of Russia and Seeks ‘o Dupe West, ‘Appease’ Soviets

Yank Gains Continuing At Chinju   Tanks Defend Landing Strip, Planes Escape

Tank-Led Forces Are Battling Koreans On Outskirts Of Pohang   Reinforced Defenders CounterAttack As Defenders Crawl To Within Mile Of Airstrip.

Undaunted By Heckling Taft Visits More Factories Despite Mahoning Heckling

Favor Control Plans   Support Builds Up In Congress For Baruch Idea

Support Builds Un for Price, Wage Controls   Congress May Substitute Full Mobilization in Place of Truman’s Bill

PRICE CONTROL BACKING GROWS   Many Are Pulling For Full Homefront Mobilization Now   ROLLBACK IS SOUGHT

TEMPERATURE   HOARDERS ASKING FOR IT Rationing Demands  Rising In Congress

Pressure For Baruch’s Plan Is Increasing  Runaway Inflation Predicted !f HST’s  ee, ae  er of

Regulation Of Prices Gets Support  In Congress   Many Leaders Faver Baruch  Control Plan

Support for Curbs Gains In Congress  Truman’‘s Plan For ‘Halfway’ Measures Hit

Congressional Fight For Controls Gains   Rep. Kunkel to Bring Substitute fo Pres. Truman's Bill, Calling for Ful Home-Front Mobilization, to House Floor on Tuesday.      BARUCH PLAN BARELY LOSES

SUPPORT GAINS FOR COMPLETE HOME CONTROLS   Rationing And Wage And Price Control Favored By Many Members Of Con, eae Over Truman  an.

- _RATIONING IS ADVOCATED— Congress Facing Drive  For All-Out Controls

Drive Grows For All-Out Control Plan   Many Legislators ‘Rally To Baruch’s Ceiling On Everythin:

Strong Backing Gathers Behind Baruch Plan   Leaders Wave Off Committee Action, Plan Floor Fights

BARUCH PLAN GETS SUPPORT   Sharpen Drive To Put U. S. Under Rationing, Wage, Price Controls

Support for Baruch Plan in Congress   All-out Economie Control Proposal Fails by One Vote

BARUCH PLAN FOR  STRICT CONTROLS  GAINS SUPPORT CONGRESSMEN SPEAK OF NECESSITY FOR  DOLtLDAPrY IN DRIrTCe

Support Grows For Rationing, Other Controls   In Place of Limitec Economic Curbs Suggested by Truman

‘Otherwise, Inflation’ . ‘Out Of Control’        Support For Baruch Plan Grows

Congress in Pressure for Controls   Kunkel Measures Would Roll Prices to Low July Level

Vinson Announces Endorsement of Baruch Plan Strong Support Develops for Full Homefront Mobilization

PLAN HOUSE FLOOR FIGHT FOR CONTROLS   Push for Home Front Mobilization as Store Sales Soar.

Price Control Gaining Favor With Congress   House Group Okay: Truman Proposal, However, 20 to 1

WAR CONTROLS MOVE GAINING   Rationing, Wage and Price Sentiment Grows In Congress.

Support For Home Front Controls Grows  Rationing and Wage, Price Control Gains Conaress Backing

Rationing, Curbs Support Gains   House Group Okays Truman’s Plan For  Limited Controls

Drive to Put Nation Under Rationing ‘And Price Controls Is Gaining Support

Drive To Put U.S. Under Strict  Economic Controls Winning Support

Baruch Idea Gains New Supporters   Sentiment Builds Up For Rationing, Wage And Price Controls

EUROPEAN. PROBLEMS ;  BEFORE BIG THREE      ‘Foreign Ministers Decline To Discums What They Talked About  ‘ Fer Fear Beer

-urope Defense Parley Begins  Big Three Foreign Ministers Huddle

Lad Likes Movies, So Just Moves in   Stays for Week, Sleeping On Ledge, Raiding Candy hdarkina fine Ente

SENATE BALLOTS ON ELECTORAL VOT!   GOP Still Disagrees On Proposed Change After Two Hour Parley

Luckman Said Offered: Post In Atomic Setup   Would Succeed Lilienthal as Head Of A-Bomb Progran

Luckman Seen as New  AEC Chieftain  _ Principal Refuses to Confirm

Luckman Seen as New  AEC Chieftain  Principal Refuses   Principal Refuses to Confirm or Deny Report

116 Miners Reach Safety From Trap  12 Still In Peril In Scottish Pit

Scot Miners, Rescue Crew Breach Trap   First of 116 Workers Ready to Leave Pits, 12 Others Still Held Bovand Nearest Aid

U.S. Indiets  Communist Main Springs  Reawsder Field taff,   Browder, Field, Jaffe And Three Others Cited for Contempt

Far! Browder is indicted For Contemot   Former American Communist Boss and Frederick Vanderbilt Field Face Charees

Browder, Field and Jaffe Indicted for Contempt of Congress by Federal Jury

Tnfantrymen  Digging In On  Kore ean Fr “ont   Americans React Well To Their First Combat Experience

U. 5. GROUND SOLDIER SHOT   Americans React Well When Some Under Fire First Time   4 NEWSMEN CONTACT

Committee Democrats Refuse To Hear Testimony On G.-0.P. Tax Substitute

Tax Plan Testimony Is Refused   Honse Group Reject: GOP’s Plan Tc Hear Adherents 0! Substitute

Snub Is Given GOP Sub For  Taxation Plan   By Straight Party Vote House Grour Refuses Hearing

GOP Loses Round In Exceis Profits Tax Plait Hearing   Democrits Refuse To Heay Testimony On New Proposal

Substitute Excess Tax Plan Snubbed   Democrat Group Refuses to Hear Testimony on Alternate Proposal

Tax Committee Refuses  ToHearRepublicanPlan   Democrats Reject Reed Motion To Consider Substitute For Excess-Profits Levy: NAM Witness Heard

Business Guns Start Shelling Profits Tax   Blast Away At Administration’s Goal Of $4 Billion In ‘Profits’ Levy

Democrats Reject Testimony Of Businessmen on Tax Plan  "House Committee Votes 15-10 Against Hearina Republican Substitute For

Businessmen Not Allowed to Give Any Suggestions  Rep. Reed of N.Y.  Has Substitute Plan

Not to Study Plan of Reed   House Group Opposed: to “Hearing Testimony . for Substitute Tax Program:

House Group Ignores GOP Tax Proposal   Vote on Strict Party Line: NAM Official  Testifies

Firm In Stand On  Tax Issue   Committee in Rejection of a Move to Offer Substitute Plan

Democrats on House Committee Refuse to Hear Testimony On Republican Substitute Bill

GOP Substitute For Excess Profits Tax Rebuffed Again— WAM Snolvecman Save Pranncal Wnfair Wawarlkahl.

Refuse Hearing For Republican Taxation Plan   Committee Votes 15 to 10 Not to Listen to Substitutes For Excess Profits

Republican Tax Move Rejected  Democrats Refuse To Hear Testimony

Block Testimony on Tax Substitute   Democrats Refuse to Consider Other Plan

Demos Refuse To Hear GOP Tax Substitute  Reject Motion To   Reject Motion To Allow Businessmen To Give Testimony

Demos Refuse to Hear G.0.P Tax Proposal   Manufacturers Rap Excess Profits Levy ac ‘Inflationary’

Alternate Would Counter Levy on Excess Profits   Administration Idea ‘Unworkable, NAM Spokesman Reports

Legion Asked To Recommend Use Of Atomic Bomb Against Russia In The Event Of Further Aggression

o¢  ‘Legion Seeks To Recommend Use Of A-Bom      U.S. Spells Out Details Of Four-Point Plan 'To Make UN Mighty Peace Guardian

Legion Wants New ‘Get Tough Policy To Prevent New War   Would Authorize Use of A-Bomb On Russians

Legion May Urge Use Of A-Bomb   ‘Group Recommends Weapon  To Halt Aggression

FOR USING A-BOME   Asks Legion to Recommend Action Against Red Aggression

Also Blasts At Secy. Acheson Supports UMT   Would Hit Russ  In Retaliation

Drop Atom Bomb on Soviet fo Halt Agaression, Plan   Legion Committee Makes Proposal at Annual Convention

Legion Is Asked To Approve Use Of Atomic Bomb   Committee Demands Active Armed Force For United States

Convention Is Asked to Give Resolution OK  Recommend Its Use Againet Aooreccarc

Legion Wants A-Bombs Used To Cheek Reds  Occupation Of All, Korea Is Proposed; ° Ask Acheson Ouster

Legion Group Ask: A-Bomb Warning  National Convention Urged to Recommend Threat to Russians

USE OF A-BOMB AGAINST RUSSIA STRONGLY URCED   American Legion's Executive Committee Proposes It If There Is Further Soviet Agpression.

Legion May Urge Use of A-Bomb Aguinst Russia   Would Invoke Weapon ‘In Case of Another: Aggression; Wants ‘Dean Acheson Fired

LEGIONNAIRES IN’ ANNUAL CONCLAVE   Convention May Endorse Use of Atomic Bomb

Legion Urges Use of Atom Bombif Needed   Executive Committee in Convention Asks OK To Stop Further Aggression

Asks Warning to Soviet Legion Report Urges Bomb Threat, Ouster of Acheson

Legion May Favor Use  Of A-Bomb   Execulive Group Places Proposal Before Delecates

Urge Strong Legion Stand   Keixecutive Committee  Calls for Use of A ' Bomb t Halt Aggressien: Blasts Acheson

Legion Wants A-Bomb Used Tf Reds Persist   Recommends Ever-Active Armed Force, Treaty With Japanese

Legion Urges Use Of Bomb  Against Russia   Wants Warning Sent Further Aggression Will Bring Action

Ex- ~Judge Sparks Dies Suddeniy   Former. Federal Jurist Heart. Victim

PLANE INCIDENT IS SUGCESTED   Stale Department Giving Serious Consideration to Suggestion by Sen, Morse, Oregon—No Action Jontemplated Inunediately,-

U.S. May Take Navy Plane Incident to United Nations  Senator Morse's Suqagestion Given   senator Morse's Suggestion Given Serious Consideration by State Dent.

Maybe It’s All a Big Mistake...  Kenton Soldier Takes Eng Route to Alaska

Communists Cheer U. S.-British Dispute  - Snag Develops as Britain Refates Restrictions on American Arms

DISPUTE SNAGS ARMS PROGRAM   U.S., Britain ‘Argue On Restrictions

Emergency Landing Made After Engine Catches fire: 17 Persons Reported Aboard

Location of Landing Is Not Known   Bomber Engine Catches Fire, Message Notes

Delinquent Tax Payers Have Day To Beat Deadline  Delinquent Tax List To Be Published Nex  Fridav in Sentinel

Delinquent Tax Payers Have Day To Beat Deadline  Delinquent Tax List To Be Published Nex  oe a 

PROBATE WILLS IN SEVERAL ESTATES; — ESTIMATE VALUES   Wm. G. Moyer, Quaker. town, Left An Estate Valued at $10,000   OTHERS ARE LISTED   Estate of Costantino Bon-

QUAKERTOWN TESTATOR LEFT $10,000 ESTATE   Plumstead Decedent Left A Music Box to a Friend   DAUGHTER A RUSSIAN

BEHIND DOGR SESSIONS HELD   Senate GOP Policy Leader Taft Brands Statement That There Are No Communists in Government as “Ridiculous.”

EMERGENCY EXISTS IN LAG IN BUYING OF SAVINGS BONDS   Sales In County And State Are Far Behind Schedule As Campaign Nears End

Truman Plans War Report to Nation Tomorrow Night      U. S. Ground Troops May Be Retreating But The Air Force Rules Kerean Air

Death of Three Reported in State As Wind Hits Hard   Woman,/6, Dies As Building Falls In Grant County

Storm Kills Two Men in Wisconsin   Boy's Leg Broken By Falling Onalaska Grandstand

Persons Dead Damage Set in The Millions  Chief Destruction in Superior Areas 

People Die In Gale Of Hurricane Force  Vicious Windstorm Rakes Green Bay

SNONWFALL Continued on Page Si»   Cops Save Lives By Quick Action In Omaha Fire

'President’s Proposal to Increase  I axes Gets Cool Reception in ‘Congress Due to Methods Sought

President's Appeal For Five Billion Dollars In New Taxes Gets Unenthusiastic Reception

Congress Reacts To Tax Methods   Truman’s Proposal MLr~L2E.... C429 ee Te _*_ ©

Solons Cool to Truman's Tax Plan   Methods Given by President Cause Chill

Solons Crificize Proposed Way Of Raising Taxes   Are Not Opposed To Increase Itself; $5 Billion Hike Asked

Tax Method, Not Amount, Draws Fire   Lack of Excess Profit Impost Stirs Critics

Truman Tax Bid Gets Coo!  Reception   Congressmen Don’t Like Methods For Raising War Fund

Capitol Hill Is Unenthusiastic Over Tax Plans   Critics Deplore Retroactive Feature, Lack of Excise Profits Tax in Truman Proposal

NEW TAX PLAN ISCRITICIZED   Need Is Evident But Many Think Methods Are Unsound.

Truman’s Tax Request Gets  Dull Reception In Congress   Amount Not Questioned, But Proposed Methods Are Attacked By Congressmen

Solons Cool To Truman’s  Tax Methods   Object to Absence of Excess Profits Levy, Hit Business Plan

Capitol Hill Finds 9 Billion Tax Bill Acceptable   Critics Don’t Favor Retroactive Feature, Lack of Profits Tax

Tax Hike Plans Draw Criticism In Congress   Methods, Not Sum, Unpopular with Legislators

$5 Billion Tax Call Supported   Congress Approves Methods Rather Than Amount Sought

5 Billion Tax Bill Acceptable To Congress  But Critics Deplore Methods of Collection a  5 Jam

SOLONS COOL TO NEW TAXES   Says Price Ceilings And  Rationing Can Be  Avoided

Senate Chilly To Truman’s Tax Booster   5 Billions Total Okeh, But Methods  Run Into Censure

‘Truman Tax Plan Rapped   Methods To Get $5 Billion Meet With Opposition

Five of Butte Family Shot to Death; Coroner Says Daughter Killer

Five In Family Shot To Death  In Mine Home   Daughter Kills Mother And Brothers, Sisters In Wild Slaughter

BERSERK GIRL SLAYS FOUR Ih FAMILY, SELF   Massacre Occurs New Years Eve In Montana Home

Rifle Fire Kills Mother, Sister, Two Brothers   New Year's Eve Massacre Leaves Carnage at Butte

‘FIVE IN FAMILY DIE es ee  Butte Daughier Shoots Four  _ Kills Self in Mine Home

Despondent Daughter  Fires Rifle   Kills Mother, Two Brothers. Gictor And Soalf

Girl, 21, Kills 4 in Family And Herself   Mother, Sister and Two Brothers Victims of Tragedy at Butte.

Russian Proposa Held Insincere  Bevin Rejects Red Terms For Conclave

Destructive  Storm Moves On Citrus Belt   Florida Counts One Dead and Scores Hurt By Hurricane

Truman Hits Suggestion on Security Pane   President Is Against Plan for Voluntary FEPC in Nation

U. 5. Defenses Held Adequate By President   Truman Rejects Plan For _ National Security Commission

Super-State yovernment Not Wanted   Truman Cold Toward Washington Post's Cammicsina idea

Spurn Security Council Proposal  Truman Sees No Nee For Super Government

see wee for it  1 ruman Cold- Shoulders. ‘Super-Government’ Idea

Oust Electoral College, Core Of Proposals  Wednesday Vote : Ordered On Three

Byrnes Cerfain Of U. N. Peace  Troubles In Korea Are Over, He Says

Two Detectives Slain by Negra   Hail of Gunfire Occurs on Chicago Westside

Chicago Detectives Killed By Guntire  Two Officers Had Sought to Question Man About Robbery

MAROONED FLOOD VICTIMS RESCUET   THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF IL LEYOIS AND INDIANA FARM LAXD UNDER WATER.

Threat Of Rain Worries Worker:   Ilinois, Indiana Families Marooned

FLOOD MENA IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA GROWS   Added Rains Threaten Fresh Havoc To Middlewest

ATOMIC OUTLAY GUT ADVOCATED   Group Also Asks 10 Perce Slash in VA Funds

Ten Per Cent Slash in Emergency Funds Favored for Atomic Board and VA

AEC, VA Funds Cut 10 Pet. By  House Group   Appropriations Committee Trims Omnibus Measure

Jittery Residents Of West Coast Frightened By Fighter Plane Drill

Rail Owners Quit Canadian Strike Parley   Talks Break Down; Emergency Tossed Yu Parliament Lap

Canadian Rail  Talks Collapse   Officials Say Parliament Moct Seattle Disnite

Truman Bans Lists: Foes Set Showdown   President Hints Decision Isn’‘t Einal; Orders Board to Study McCarthy Cases

Prior Request To President Turned Down  » sg GRE Sennen i   Wherry Says Senate Should Cite Truman for Contempt in Case

LABOR ASKS FOOD - RENT CONTROLS   Nine-Man © Committee of Union " Leaders, Confers With President Truman This Morning — Group  Opposes Wage Freeze, -

TRUMAN GIVEN PROGRAM Labor Wants Price Curb. But Little Ban On Wave:

Daughter Of Philippine Official Once Flew Around:World To Avoid Arrest

Eden Scolds Laborites In Pool Case   Playing Into Red Hands, He Asserts; Uraes Teamwork

New York Anxious To Start Shelters   Wov!d House Million During Atomic Attack

Dewey Fights Hard To Win   ‘Talkathon’ Get Big Audience Reaction

France Firm Against Arms For Germany   Not Even ‘Agreement In Principle’ in Sight For Atlantic Treaty Council’s Sessions

French Block West German Rearmament  Foreign Ministers  Try Again Today

Expect UN  To Reject Soviet Plan Kremlin Offers  Conditions for  20-Year Peace

U.N. No Due On Russian Peace Terms   U.S. Delegate Rips Moscow On Price For Its Co-operation

UN To Reject Soviet Demand On Peace Plan   Free World Cannot Accept, Says Sparkman.

Sparkman Raps Peace Bartering   Immediate Admission 01 Chinese Reds Demanded

Expect UN To Reject Russian Plan For Peace  Claims Proposals lf Bae tie ta.

UN Assembly Expected To Reject Demands Of Russia To Accept Series Of Proposals

UN Rejection Of Soviet Plans Is Forthcoming   Russia Asks Admission of Red China, A-Bomb Prohibition

Red ‘Peace’ aScheme Faces Defeat in UN  American Deleaates   American Delegates Denounces Proposals Made By Vishinsky

U.N. Expected To Reject Russian ‘Peace Plan   Soviet Resolution Called For Vote By Assembly Today

Action Due This Week On Housing  Senate Will Vote .   Senate Will Vote  On Bill Wednesday

Vote Expected This Week On Housing Bill   Several Controversial 1s sues: Remain To Be . Decided On

Conaress To Act On Housing Bill  _ Middle-Income Co-op: Cause Controversies

Teachers Lay Salary Pleas Before Scott   . Special Committee Confers With Top Executive Today

Truman Back From Cruise   No Decision Yet Reached About Calling Congress Before November 27,

—WAY CLEARED FOR SLASHES —  House Gets Fax Bill On Alil-Nothing Basis

RULES COMMITTEE BARS CHANGES  Debate Is Set On  Excise Tax Slash

Excise Tax Cutting Bill Now in House   Bill Sent to House for Consideration on an “All Or Nothing” Basis; Rule On Debate ls Inserted

House Ready For Vote on Excise Slash  ‘All or Nothing’ Schedule Bars Any Revisions

EXCISE TAX BILL READY FOR ACTION   Way Cleared For House Consideration On “All Or Nothing” Basis

Tax Cut Bill Ready For House   “ All-or-Nothing”’ Basis Established

Mexico and U.S. Agree To Cancel Trade Agreement   Major Repercussions Expected in Lead anc Oil as Tariffs Rise; Ambassador Denies Hie Cauntry Failed To Live Up To Treaty

Mexico, U. S. Agree to End Pact on Trade  Import Duties To Be Affected With Lead, Onl TVaoatt? en Rica

Yanks Forge Solid Front   Chinese Continue Buildup of Forces With 300,000 Now Reported in Korec

—RENTS— ‘Controls Will End Next Month  No Attempt To Continue Program

Action on Rent Issue Unlikely  Leaders Do Not Plan To Take Initiative

 ‘ Unless Truman Acts  ‘Federal Rent Control 'Seen Headed For Death

Urge Featuring “Matching Apparel” Men’s Clothing Manufacturers Hatch Idea to Boost Sales

Mutebing Accessories Will Be Pushed Merchants Cooking Up Plan To Sell Men More Clothina

With af Least Six Dead, Spring Storms Taper Off   But Disturbances Continue and Floods Are in the Picture.

Violent Spring Storms Subside Across Nation  Colder Weather Is Forecast For Next Few Davs

‘March Blizzard Losing Punch After Delivering Heavy Blows To Midwest; Improving Conditions Promised S. D.

Spring Weather Rampage Quiets After Six Die   Cold Follows In Storm Wake Across Nation

Spring Spree Of Weather Simmers Down  Six Killed By Storms Over 11¢ -

Violent Spring Weather, Killing at Least Six Persons, Simmers Down

Lewis’ Second Order Refused By State UMW  PMW Str ike Will Cause Ser foue Cur   PMW Strike Will Cause Serious Cut In Fuel Supply

Illinois UMW Miners Reject Work (Order: PMW Scale Group to Mee   Progressive Mine Walkout to Start Tuesday at Midniaht

U.S. Faces Risk  In Estimating  1951 Crop Needs Moon Majer Trouble

1951 Crop Plans Puzzle Officials Studying Contro!  World Situation, Current Harvests Tangle Outlook

Watch War To Arrange Crop Goals  Food Production Will Rest on Final Decisions

Agriculture Must Soon Draw Cropping Plans   Production Program For 1951 Must Be Ready Soon; Corn Acreage Allotments. May Up

Agriculture Department Keeps Tab on War To Determine U. S. Crop Needs Next Year

Cold War Truce Is  Detailed   Pp . * a Paris Hearing  Of ‘Red Terms’

Hear Report Of Red Terms For Cold War Truce   Halt To Rearming Of Western Europe Report As Included

Arlington Boy Kicked in Face by Frisky Pony   Sutters Jaw, Facial Fractures After Slapping Animal

Three Survive Fatal Plunge Of Transport   Group on Way Back From Rugby Match; Probe Scheduled

Conan RnR EREEEREEEREEE coenenneemmnmmnanaeiane RUTH'S DAUGHTER WEDS

Chinese: Developed U.S. Methods, Attitudes Along. With Equipment

CHINA'S LAST STAND: Chinese Nationalists Pattern Army, Navy Training On U.S

Speed Arms To Formosa   Shipments Were Order ed.and Paid for Long Ago by Nationalists.

CHINA TO GET MORE U.S. ARMS   1948 Funds to Pay For American Equipment

‘US. Navy Carried Some  More American Weapons To Be Shipped to Formosa

China Buying U.S. Weapon:   300 Armored Cars, Tanks On Freighter

More U.S. Arms For China Seen   Nationalists Buying Equipment with Money Voted 2 Years Ago

AMERICAN ABMS CO TO FORMOSA   Orders Placed By- Chinese Last Year Being Fille@— Belated Shipments For Trouble Spot.

Arms For China Moving In U. §.  Orders Speeded For  . f Formosa Defence

More Tanks And Cars To Be Sent To Nationalists   Cold War With Communism Costs Plenty

MORE TANKS, ARMS GOING TO CHINESE   Nationalists Purchasing Equipment With Funds From United States

More U.S. Arms Will Start for Formosa ‘Soon’  Bh ete aw Pwewn Fe   Philadelphia Cargo 4s Only Part of Delated Delivery to Chinese

More U.S. Arms ToGo ToChina  Turkish Shipment Only Part Of Orver

Arms Orders Were Placed Last Year  Ching Spendine Mone   China Spending Mone; Provided By Treasury Manv Months Ago

Nationalists on Formosa Will Get More Arms   Part of Belated Deliv. eries by U. S. Under Aid Accord

More U. S. Fighting Equipment Will Soon Be on Its Way To China fo Fulfill Orders  Tanks, Armored Cars Being Paid For by Money Congress Voted

MORE CHINESE All  Additional ea and Oth er Arms Will Be on Way Soon

More Tanks  For Formosa   Shipment. Aboard Turkish » Vessel Only. Part of :Belated Deliveries.

More U.S. Arms Soon May be Going To Nationalists  Officials Reporting  No Conflict in Move  Wiiek Deaetdantin OV

American-Made Arms On Way To Nationalist Headquarters In Formosa; More Will Follow:

10 Break Jail At Cincinnati   Prisoners Use Saw, Pierce Steel Ceiling

PROGRAM OF THE SIXTH REGULAR BAND CONCERT   Music Of Saturday Evenings Continues To Be A Popular Attraction

U.S. Plans Economic Aid ‘To Indochina   Announcement Also Has Warning Responsibility Rests With Associated States and France

Indochina Aid Program Told   ECA to Administer Economic Relief in War-Torn States —

U. S. To Send Economic Aid Te Indo-China   Will Assist France In Restoring Stability To War-Torn Country

France, Indochina Held Responsible For Stabiliiy Even If U. §. Gives Aid

Economic Aid Pr rogram For Indoehina   U.S. To Provide Fund: But Others Must Make Sure Of Stability

Tsiang Tells U. N. Group About Soviet Domination   Nationalist Chinese Delegate Says Korea And Chines Revolutions Directly Stems From Russia

United Nations Told Russians Dominate China  Nationalist Deleagte   Nationalist Delegate Says 45,000 Soviet Agents Have Control

Soviet Completely Dominates Life of Communist China  Chinese Nationalist’  an  er a 2 ee 2   Chinese Nationalist’ Tells of Conditions Affecting His Natio:

Blames Russia For Asia’s Unrest   Nationalist Tells U.S. Soviet Has Engineered War in Ching and Koren

Soviet Chinese Control Claimed   Russian Agents’ influence Cited

UN Told How Soviet Agents Rule China   Nationalist Leader Reports To Council On Red Sabotage

China Nationals Charge Soviet Runs Red China  Tsiang Places Charge Before U. N. Assembly Lie Paace Plan Passes.

‘yoviet Agents Dominate Life Ot Red China’   Nationalist China Delegate Charges Russ Directing War

Peiping Regime Tool Of Moscow, Tsiang Tells UN   Dominated By Soviet Agents

STOOGE AND TOOL OF MOSCOW Soviet Completely Dominates  Red China, UN Is Told Today

China Civil War Backed By Russians   That's Nationalist Tsiang’s Charge in U.N. Committee Talk

Chinese Civil War, Korea Intervention Engineered  ‘by Moscow, U.N. Is Told

U.N, Is Told Russ Agents  Ruling ( China   Nationalist Enve# Says ‘45,000 Soviet Men Now Dominate Nation

China Called Moscow Tool   45,000 Red Agents At Helm. UU. N. Hears

Chiang Delegate Says Red China Is Soviet Tool  45,000 Russian Agents Dominate life OF Daanla

SOVIET BLAMED IN CHINESE WAR   Nationalist Government Asserts Russia Engineered Civil Strife   CHARGE MADE TO U.N.

UN Delegate Raps Moscow Interference  Nationalist Envoy Says Peiping Regime  Is Tool of Russia

Russians Now Run China, Delegate Tells the U. N.   Dominate Everything, Directed Attac'c in Korea, Says T. F. Tsiang.

kx-Recorder Will Oppose McLaughlin   First Judge Of County Court To  Mail In Fee

Coal Is Loser Of Cold War In Michigan  riche-d ciel “i hcg  ANnAarrAaliicivu iin

State’s Weather Melts Coal Piles   Detroit Housewife Burns Children’s Tovs to Kean Warm

MONTHLY SESSION HOSPITAL BOARD AUXILIARY HELD   Reports Submitted And Some Plans Adopted

HOSPITAL WORKERS MONTHLY SESSION HELD WEDNESDAY   Reports Read And Other Business Transacted

MONTHLY MEETING OF AUXILIARY T0 ~ BATHS HOSPITAL      Committee Heads And Others Make Their Reports

MARCH MEETING OF WORKERS FOR BATHS HOSPITAL   Directors and Committee Heads Meet On Wednesday

HOSPITAL WORKERS MONTHLY MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY   Reports Of Several Chairmen Made Of Work Accomplished

MONTHLY SESSION OF AUXILIARY TO BATH’S HOSPITAL   Reports Made By Directors and Com1 mittee Heads

BATHS HOSPITAL AUXILIARY HAS APRIL MEETING   Many Reports of Accomplishments Submitted

HOSPITAL WORKERS MEET WEDNESDAY TO HEAR REPORTS   Committees Active And Doing Good  Work

Medical Fake Sent To Jail By Judge Who Was One of His Recent Patients

—EX-RAILWAY CLERK JAILED — Fake Decter Fooled 8 Hospitels 5 Years 

Fatal ‘Mistake’ Sought  Man Masquerades 5 Years In Hospitals as Staff Physician Without License

Highley Respected ‘Doctor Uncovered As Fake; Police Check His Patients

GHIO WINS ROSE BOWL CLASSIC   Bueks Forge Ahead in Last Two Minutes of Play -—~ Finishing Score Buc 17, Culiforaia bi.

WHEAT ESTIMATE UP   Kansas Crop in a Sharp Comeback During Month of May

Faye Emerson Seeks Divorce  Elliott Roosevelt's Wife in Mexico to - ge >, a

EVERYWHERE THAT HARRY WENT  Dem Footed Bill for Truman’s GOP ‘Shadow,’ Senator Says

Report Democrat Paid Expenses of Republican “Shadow”   Brewster of Maine Gives Inside Story of “Non-Political’” Tour

No Sneak Attack:  JET FIGHTERS ALERT FOR ANY ALASKA ATTACK   Air Force Using Every Means Of Detection

Cotton Market   Jets Stand Ready For Immediate Action From Every Alaskan Airstrip

GRAHAM AGAINST SOCIALIZED PLAN   Senator Announces That He Ts Opposed To Proposal _ To Socialize Medical System Of Nation.

CONGRESS HOT OVER PAY ARMY GIVES FOR X-RAY   One Doctor Said Makiny $22,500 Per Month for Jeb

MONTANA HOTEL BLAZE KILLS 4    Missing, 5 Hurt as Fire Guts Frame Building

British Ask 26,000 MDs To Resign Today   Doctors Were Involved Over Pav Schedules

U.S. EnvoyCautions Greece To Put Houses In Order If She Expects Further Help

GREEK REFORMS BEING DEMANDED BY WASHINGTON   Political And Economic Housecleaning Needed To Get Further Aid   AMBASSADOR PUTS MATTER BLUNTLY

550,000 Persons Become Jobless as Coal Strike Strangles U.S. Industry

Auto And Coal Strikes Idle. Over 550,000   Rails Seize Fuel; Schools Close Due Yo Lack Of Heat

Twin Strikes Idle 550,000   Firms Laying Off Workers Because Of Coal Shortage

Unemployment Growing Fast With 290,000 Idle;  Lewis Calls Love a Liar

Gurney May Aid Marshall   Hints Appointment T. Military Position

Winnipeg Flood Crest Falls Off   Red River Drops Half Inch in Day

Official Outlook Is *‘Encouragingly Good”  Victory Over Winnipeg Flood Seen as Red River Drops

WINNIPEG = SEES HOPEFUL SIGNS FLOOD LEAVING   Half-Inch Drop In River Crest, Plus Sunny Skies Look Good

Flood Leve! Dips In Winnipeg Area; Hope Crest Past   All Dikes Holding as Red River Subsides; Outlook ‘Encouragingly Good’

Stassen Wants U.S. Offensive In Cold War   Ideological Struggle Calls for Attack, No Defense, He Says

URGES OFFENSIVE IN THE COLD WAR   STASSEN SPEAKS AT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MEMORIAL SERVICES

Wants U.S. Take Lead In Cold War   Stassen For American Offensive; McCarthy Hits VA Hospitals; Lehman Lauds FDR

COLD AIR MOVES IN   Mereury Dipped Down to 24 Degrees at Goodland Last Evening

U. S. - British Berlin Forces Are Bolstered   Heaviest Artillery Since World War 2 Now Police Capital

Big Plane Plunges In London Suburbs   Craft Developes Engine Trouble Shortly Att Tatrentt and Plummets in to Backyard.

Lone Survivor In Air Tragedy  Craft Burns After Fall Near London

28 MEET DEATH IN CRASH OF BRITISH PLANE   Airliner Plunges Into Suburb After Taking Off From London.

SPECIAL SAFETY DRIVE   ‘Precautions to he Taken for Fourth ' of july Holiday

QUOTA FOR CHEST FIXED AT, $22,575   ion for Funds im Lawrence to Start Early. ™m October   TRAYLOR IS CHAIRMAN

FIXED AT $22,575   Campaign for Funds in Lawrence to Start Early. - _m October   TRAYLOR IS CHAIRMAN

Dress Revue Is Fair Special   ‘A Fashion Weekend’ Topic of Demonstration

"Discs' May Be Military Experimental Craft  Italian Scientist Savs He Developed Circular Shine

Engineer Says Flying Disc Designs Were Prepared for Hitler, Mussolini in 1942

Says Flying Disc Designed During War   Engineer Says He Drew Up Plans

Western European Democracies Appeai  to Have Purged Reds From High Posts

Marine Attackers At Seoul Gates  40,600-Man Force On Inchon Front. .

Allies Advance All Along Old Defense Line   Marines Battering At Gates of Seoul, No Serious Opposition

Lee Absolved Of Disloyalty   Commerce Emplove Quits After Sawver Report

DEFENSE BILLIONS   Are Voted by Senate in « $13,294,581,821 Ap propriations Measure

Are Voted by Senate in ¢ $13,294,581,821 Ap propriations Measure

Senate Okays Defense Bill Of S13 Billion For Year   Measure Doesn't Include 810 Billion Extra Asked By  Truman But That'll Come Later In New Measure

Non-Defense Economizing Move Shunned  Lone-Wolf Advocate  i =, ~*~,   Lone-Wolf Advocate “Damn Discouraged’ But to Keep Trying

Notice Of Election   to od  The Union Free High School District  of the Village of Waunakee and the Townsship of Westport

Marines Take Hill In First Thrust at Reds   MacArthur States Invaders Continue ‘Heavy Pressure’

Stage Stunning Vote Assault on Demo Policies   Taft, Nixon, Dirksen Win in Ohio, Califor nia and IHlinois

Shaky Control Is Held After Voting   Top Party Leaders Are Ousted But Taft, GOP Stalwart, Wins Again

Senate Division Closest In Years   Democrats Control U. S. Senate by Margin of Only Two Votes

GOP Mows Down  Truman Lieutenants In Senate Assault   Hails GOP Victorie«

Edge In New Senate Cut To 49-47 As Republicans Show Gain Of Six Seats   UPSET DEFEATS   Handed Lucas, Myers And Tydings; Millikin Elected; Dewey Winner; Left-Winger Marcantonio Out

Shaky Control Is Held After Voting   Top Party Leaders . Are Ousted But

Democrats Hold Shaky Control   Six Seats in Senate Picked Up by Republicans;Lucas Defeated   GOP Comeback Is Strong, Will Affect Lineup of Senate When It Meets in January; Tydings Out

LINEUP 4as4) DN GOP GANG ~ AR SIX SEAT!   Result Considered Stunning Assault on Truman’s Foreign Policies.

Democratic Control Is Sharply Cut   Republicans Push to Within Two Votes of Senate Domination; Elect Six Senators —

GOP Picks Up Congress Seats   Sens. Lucas, Tydings And Thomas Defeated

CUT DEMOCRAT SENATE EDGE TO TWO SEATS   Bow! Over Truman Aides In Six Upsets; Tait Wins In Ohio

Republicans Upset Many Of Truman’s Pet Policies   New Senate To See 49 Democrats, 47 Republicans Ready

Democrats Holding Shaky Lead In Congress; Rebuke To Truman Policies Seen

COMEBACK FOR REPUBLICANS Swee ping GOP Victory Eliminates M any Top Supporters Of Truman

Sens. Lucas, Myers Lose: Tydings Is Defeated: Taft and Dewey Win

G.0.P, GAINS SIX SEATS IN SENATE AS TIDE CHANGES   Lucas, Myers, Tydings, Thomas Of Utah Among Losers; Taft Winner — Shaky Control Of House.

Lucas, Tydings Defeated; Taft Wins Handily   Upper House Divided 49-47; G. O. P. Gains 11 Representatives

Taft Wins: Tydings and Lucas Lose   Senate Lineup 49-47 Dewey and Warren Pace Governors.

Fair Deal Shaken in GOP Push   Taft Wins in Ohio; Lucas, Myers, Tydings Beaten

Republicans Narrow Gap Tn Stunning Assault On Administration Senators   Democratic Leader Lucas Is Defeated; Taft Wins By Sweeping Yate In Ohio

Republicans Gain In Congress But  Fail To Get Rule   Democrats Cling To Two-Seat Margin in Senate; May Have 20-Vote Majority in House

Partial Returns On Contests For House Show Majority Of 20 For Democrats

Administration Controls Senate by Slim Marein After Losing Six Plaves

Dems Hold Two Seat Edge In J. S. Senate  GOP Comeback  ~ Leaves Democrats’

Thailand Gets U. 5. Arms Aid  cue Oi a   Grant Results From Reports Of Jessup

Jack Harper Dies In Jamestown  Former Major League rhs .L..ClOL ae: 2 eee

Jack Harper Dies In Jamestown   Former Major League Pitcher, Known Here,  Was Franklin Native

Army Prisoner:  Perish in Fire  Lives of 14 Military Prisoners Snuffed Out by N. M. Fire

LANES FROM BLAST SWEEP GUARD HOUSE   Victims of Blaze at Sandia Atomic Base Die Behind Bars.

Victims Trapped In Tinder-Dry Wood Structure   Lives Of Military Prison. ers Quickly Snuffed Out As Building Is Razed In 25 Minutes

Two Others in Critical Condition After: Blaze at the Plant Where Atomic  ’ Bombs Are Assembled Near Albuquerque.

Guardhouse Fire Kills 14 Soldiers At A-Bomb Cente:  Oil Stove Mishap Blamed for Blaze At Sandia Base

14 Prisoners Perish In Guardhouse Blaze   Jailed Soldiers Victims of Oil-Fed Flames Which Leap Through Building Which is Part of Semi-Secret Assembly Point for Atomic Bombs at Albitaierave NM.   RESCUE ATTEMPTS FAIL

‘Window Bars Mock Efforts at Rescue   Death Swift in Intense Heat; Brief Blaze Spares Furnishinas

14 Military Prisoners Die in Fire   Disaster Occurs at Sandia, N. Mex., Weapons Project

Guards Unable fo Free Victims      Building Gutted in 15 Minutes at Sandia, N. M. Base

I4 Die In Secret Weapons Base Guardhouse Firs  Blaze Guts  Building an QOnariel   Blaze Guts Building Too Quickly To Aid Prisoners

Oil-Fed Flames Roar Through . Base Guardhouse   Tragedy Occurs At Secret Weapons Project Where A-Bomb Is Assembled

Dies In New Mexico Blaze   Military Prisoners Trapped in Cells as Flames Sweep Guardhouse

2 OTHERS HURT CRITICALLY AT WEAPONS BASE   Probe Begun of Fire That Swept Through Four Cellblocks

Flames Snuff Out Lives of 14 In Guardhouse  Two ee Unmet 0 coal Dex:

Cause Not Known in Flash Blaze at Secret Arms Base   2 Other Prisoners Critically Hurt; Five Men Overcome by Heavy Smoke

14, Lose Lives In Explosion In N. Mexico   Victims Prisoners In Secret Weapons Base Guardhouse

Guards Overcome Trying To Free Trapped Men At A-Bomb Center In New Mexico

Guardhouse Af Base Damaged By Flash Fire  pegs BLE ow   Rescue Efforts OF Two Guards Halted Bv Smoke And Heat

14 Die In U.S. Guardhouse Fire In West   Prisoners Trapped At Albuquerque A-Weapons Base

Victims Locked In Guard House Made of Wood   Tragedy Occurs At Secret Weapons Base in New Mexico

Army Prisoners Su f focated As Oil Stoves Start a Flash Blaze   Guards Try Vainly  To Save Inmates   Sandia, N. M., Test Area Wooden Guardhouse I: Sudden Death Trap

14 Military Prisoners Dead In Sandia Base Guardhouse Fire   Trapped Victims Thought To Have Died Quickly Without Suffering

Only Two Escape At Albuquerqu   Tragedy Strikes Assembling Point For Atomic Bomb

fire Kills 14 Military Prisoners, Trapped Behind Pare   Boston Has  Big Blaze .

Lives Snuffed Out Quickly by Intense Heat  Men Are Trapped in  Dry Wood Structure

Investigators Blame Blaze on Oil Stoves; Building Is Consumed in 25 Minutes.  INTENSE HEAT KILLED VICTIMS

14 LOSE LIVES AS FLASH FIRE ‘SWEEPS PRISON   Hamiltonian Among In. jured In Blaze At Militarv Guardhouse

15 PRISONERS DIE IN BLAZE   Fire Sweeps Ramshackle Army Prison; Probe To Get Under Way

Guards Try Vainly To Rescue Inmates; Oil Stoves Believed Cause Of Blaze .

Fourteen Military Prisoners Are Victims of Flashing  Fire at Secret Army Base Guardhouse Blaze Quickly Snuffs Out Lives of Trapped Soldiers

Fire in Prison,  14 Dead   Flames Leaped  Quickly Through Base Guardhouse At Albuquerque

TEMPERATURE   Flash Blaze Rips Army Stockade   Oil-Fed Flames Snuff Out Men In New Mexico

Blaze Sweeps Sandia Base Army Prison   2 Other Prisoners Injured Critically

14 MEET DEATH IN PRISON FIRE   Military Offenders Victims As Flames Quickly Spread  Through Wooden Structure, * =

Heavy Death Toll Follows Flames in Sandia Base Prison   Oil-Fed Fire Spreads Like Lightning; Names Of Victims Withheld

Flames Sweep Building in Which They Were Held at Secret Weapons Base in New Mexico,   FIVE OTHER PERSONS OVERCOME BY SMOKE   Victims Succumb After Being Taken From Cellblocks— Old-Type Structure in Ruins,

14 Die in Fire In Guardhouse  Soldiers Succumb at Sandia Atomic Base

Klames Sweep Building Used  By Prisoners No Cause > Ase ribed   No Cause Ascribed for Flash Blaze Near Albuqueraue

Bars, Meshed Wire Windows Trap Victims   Oil Stoves Are Blamed; Many Trying to Free Men Overcome

Oil-Fed Flames Kills 14 Military Convicts InN. M.  Guards Vainly Try ToHelp Prisoners. Trapped In Celis

Guard Duo Stage Vain Rescue Bid   Oil-Fed Flames Flash  Through Structure As Candia Raco

Rescue Efforts. Are Vain   Flames Spread too Fast to Alldw Any To Escape; Two Other Men Seriguciv Rurmed

MEN TRAPPED IN WOODEN BUILDING   Two Prisoners Hurt, Seven Overcome By Smoke   SANDIA, N. M,   Secret Weapons Base Scene Of Tragedy: Officials Call Immediate Probe

Fire Kills 14 At N.M. Secre  Weapons Base  Smoke Overcoines Five Other Persons

Trapped In Dry ~ Wood Structure   Two Other Inmates Critically Injured As Old-Fed Flames Leap With Lightning Speed Through Sandia Base Guardhouse

Prisoners Are Trapped In Cells In New Mexico  Guardhouse Burns And Effort To Save Prisoners Is Failure

A-Bomb Base Flames Take Lives of 14   Fire Sweeps Three Cell Blocks of Armed Forces at Sandia; 2 More Critically Hurt

14 PRISONERS PERISH IN FIRE AT ARMY BASE   FLAMES FROM STOVE SWEEP GUARDHOUSE AT ATOMIC BASE

PRISONERS DIE NEAR ALBUQUERQUE Fourteen Persons Die In Flash  Fire At Sandia Weapons Base

Tragedy Occurs At Atomic Bomb Assembly Point   Guards Overcome Ir Rescue Attempt At Albuquerque

Irapped Men Perish From Suffocation   Tragedy Is First Disaster At Base Where Atomic Bombs Are Assembled

Sudden Guard House Fire Takes Lives of 15 Military Prisoners   Sandia Base Building Burns and Men Confined in It Are Trapped; Two Other Prisoners Are Injured

14 Prisoners Die In Military Prison Fire   Army Guardhouse In New Mexico Scene of Traqedy

Two Others Are Critically Injured in Fire   Tragedy Is at Post Where Atomic Bomb Is Assembled

(il-Fed Hames Raze Guardhouse At Sandia Base   Victims Believed To Have Died Instantly From Intense Heat

14 Men Die In Jail Fire Fed by Oil   Wooden Building Burns Fiercely; Dead Are Prisoners; Light Are Overcome   Safety Was Okayed   Washington Official Had Approved Structure Recently -

WOOD BUILDING DESTROYED AT ALBUQUERQUE   Two Others Hurt Critically at Sandi aBase, Assembly Point for A-Bomb

Guardhouse at Sandia Is Swept by Fire: 14 Dead   2 Other Inmates Are Burned Critically inLightning Fast Blaze

Guardhouse Blaze Kills 14 Prisoners   Atomic Weapons Base at Sandia Scene of Tragedy

_ Military Prisoners Trapped in Tinder Dry Wood Prison Structure

14 Die as Fire Races Through Military Prison   Two Inmates Survive Blaze in Tinder-Dry . Wooden Guardhouse

14 Prisoners Die in Atom Base Blaze   Victims Trapped in Wood Guardhouse; Guards Overcome   Pictures on Page 15

GUARDS UNABLE TD RELEASE TRAPPED  MEN FROM CELLS   Blaze At New Mexiec Atomic Bomb Base Startod Fram (©) Steve

14 Lose Lives in Guardhouse Fire   Flash Fire Sweeps Post: Prison at Sandia Weapons Project Where Atomic Bomb Is Assembled. —

Secret Base Guardhouse  Fire Kills 14.   Two Others Injured As Blaze Traps Military Prisoners

MEN TRAPPED IN DRIED OUT WOOD BUILDING   2 Guards Make Vain Effort to Release Imprisoned Men

New Mexico Base Scene  Of Tragedy   Military Prisoners Trapped As Blaze Spreads Rapidly

High Winds Fan Cold Air In Wide Area   - Temperature of 22° Below in Minnesota; Freezing in Carolinas

Senate Confirms Marshall As U.S. Defense Uni  Ce. Piawmweet BA wes   5-Star General May Be Sworn In Today

SENATE CONFIRMS (EN. MARSHALL   \VOTE 1S 37 TO Li—APPOINTEE i EXPECTED TO TARE i OATH TODAY.  1

Senate Confirms General Marshall As Defense Chief   Soldier-Statesman Is Given Approval By 57-11 Vote; Will Take Oath Today

Rent and Taxes Left by Congress   Statehood Included In Issues to Face Solons upon Return

More Taxes on Docket Next Session   Rent Control Another Issue When Congress Returns

Congress Ends 81st Session  Lines Up Worl For Next Term   Rent Control, Taxes, Statehood Problems Set For November

yongress Has [ough Job For Short Session   Statehood, Excess Taxes And Contro. Of Rent On Docket

Congress Faces Big Issues After Recess   Major Left-Overs Include Excess Profits Tax, Statehood for Hawaii and Alaska and Rent Curb: Legislators Head for Campaigns

Rent Controls Get Ton Rating  Congress To Tackle Rates In November

Left-Over Business To Crowd Congress  Quick Term Nov. 27   Higher Taxes Start

Tax, Statehood, Rent Issues Face Congress In Nov.  May Be Too Much To Handle In Session

Curbs on Rent, Profits. Awaif Solons’ Return      Alaska, Hawaii Statehood Also: On Issue List.

Profits Tax. Statehood Bills Are Congress’ Major Left-Overs   May Act on Rent Controls, Too, After Election-Thanksgiving Recess

Congress Adjourns Until Late November   Tax on Swallen Business Profits Will Ba Taken Up Then; Increase In late rmé ‘Tatne Inis Ebtick

Some Big Issues Await Congress When It Returns   Excess Profits Tax, And Rent Control Are Two of Problems

Excess Profits Legislation Is High On List   ‘Problems Are Left For Action After November Election

War Profits Tax Big Issue Now Before Congress   Statehood And Rent Control Bills Also To Face Returning Lawmakers

Congress fo Face Rent, Tax Issues  Hawaii, Alaske Statehood Aleo on Docke

CONGRESS TAKES HOLIDAY UNTIL NOVEMBER 27TH   Will Then Face Profits Tax and Hawaii, Alaska Statehood Issues,

—CONGRESS— Puts Aside Profits Tax, Hawaii Bills  Measures Left For November Session

Rent Control fo Have Priority  House Committee to Consider Measure

Rent Control Gets Priority In Bank Group   Conunittee Head Says Bill Will Be Ready For Action This Year

Profits Tax To Come Up  In November   Congress Enters Recess; Statehood Bills Laid Aside

S FOMts, JtatenooeGad, RCN ON AGCenGda of Tongress  Punishment Under Subversive Bill May be Delayed Months or Years

Statehood, Profits Taxes, Rent Control Await Return of Lawmakers.

BIG I9sUEs LOUM Profit Taxes, Statehood Bills, Rent Controls Await Action. when Congress Goes Back to Work

Business Tax, Hawaii, Alaska  Issues Hanging   Rent Control Possible Also May Haunt Returning Lawmakers

Rent Control Study Slated By House  Committee   Given Top Priority When Congressmen Return In November

Taxes On Swollen Business Profits Big Issue When Congress Meets Again

A Breather For Solons   POr OOUIONS  But Congress Faces Many Tough Issues Wham Dwkanes 7 [oe

Lame Duck Session to  Be Crowded   Not Likely That Vital Legislation Will Be Completed

NOVEMBER 27TH   Will Then Face Profits Tax and Hawaii, Alaska Statehood Issues.

Important Issues Are Lett Over   Congress Will Have To Face Three Bie Measures Later

3 Big Issues to Be Studied When Congress Returns  Teavae Stntahand.   Taxes, Statehood, Rent Item on Agenda

CONGRESS WILL ~ FACE PROBLEMS   Excess Profits Tax, Statehood And Rent Control Important

Rent Control Legislation Given Top Priority By House banking Com.

3 Major Issues Await Congress WhenltReturns   Tax, Statehood, Rent Curb Bills Likely to Face Lawmakers

Rent Control Tops House Committee November Plans:  Present Program   _ Present Program ‘Ends Dec. 31 in Most. Communities

Rent Curbs, Profits Tax Big Issues   Statehood For Hawaii, Alaska Also Loom Big  For Congress

CONGRESSME OUT UNTIL NOV. 2]      Senate Overrides Subver sives Bill Veto, 57-10  IMPORTANT BILLS      including Taxes And Rent Controls Face Action When Work Resumes

Congress to Returt For Busy Session After Election   Profits Tax is On Agenda for Short Session

Congress Faces Tax, Statehood Bills Nov. 27   Rent Control Act Is Hoped to Be Ready For Action

Taxes, Statehood Bids and Rent Control fo Be Main Issues When Congress Meets Nov. 27

Congress Inds 81st Session  Lines Up Work For Next Tern  Rent Control, Taxes, Statehood Problems   Rent Control, Taxes, Statehood Problems Set For November

F oresee Three Issues After Solons Sojourn   Business Profit Taxes, New States, Maybe Rent Control on the Slate

Rent Control Action Given Top Priority   Measure Ready For Senate Study After Nov. 27

MASS OF WORK AWAITS RETURN FROM VACATION   Excess Profits, Statehood For Alaska And Hawaii And Other Problems To Be Considered. 

Several Issues Facing Congress When It Returns   Taxes, Statehood, Rent Control Look Like Chief Items

Excess Profits Tax, Statehood Issues Looming   Will Face Lawmakers  After Two-Months - Conaress Recess

Congress Leaves Stack OF Unfinished Work For Return In Two Months

Many Injured  When Trains  Hit In Indiana No Deaths Reported   No Deaths Reported After Open Switch Causes Collision

BUATS ARE USED IN FLOOD RESCUE WORK IN NEBRAOK?   Citizens Man Amphibious Army Vehicles to Carry Out Operations After 13-Inch Rain.   > DROWN WHEN CAR IS SWEPT OFF ROAD   Number of Highways Closed to Traffic—Farmers Move Livestock to Higher Ground.

Violent Wind Hits As Farmer And Family Eat Dinner: 3 Are Now Dead

“Dovie Had Dishes On Table---And Then Wham!      Lake Halbert Receives High Flow   MINERS SNEER AT COAL ORDER   RIPLEY . AS WIND STRIKES

Fear Nine Dead  in River Blast  _ Explosion Rips Open Dredge In Refueling.

‘Low Standard Of Honor’—  U. S. Needs Socialism As Protection Against Profit System. Thomas Avers

BATTERY “B” REUNION   Will Be Held at the Community Building Wednesday

Members Of Jap Diet Renulsed  Denied Admittance To Boston Council

To Arms, To Arms, Boston!  City Council Bars Japanese ‘Diet Members From Meeting

A5 Families in Wichita Falls Leave Homes  Cotton, Grain Crops Flattened as Bolts

HAIL, LIGHTNING, RAINS BATTER WIDE SECTION  Flood Hits Wichita Fall:

Flood, Storms Plague Area in North Texas  Families Evacuated At Wichita Falls; Hail Flattened Crops

Lie Certain Peace Wanted   Secretary Is Sure Stalin Aaainst Fight

Stalin Sent No Word To Truman   Lie Convinced Reds Desirous Of Peace

‘Twelve O’Clock High’ Second ‘All The King’s Men’ Named Best ’49 Movie

Acting Honors Go To Broderick Crawford In Same Picture "All The King’s Men” Selected As Best Film For 1949 By AP Correspondents In Hollywood

“All the King’s Men” T ops Hollywood Correspondents Pick Best Movie, Performers of 1949

SEES HIGHER FARM GOSTS DURING 1951   ‘RECORD INCREASES FORECAST   Information Collected By College At Ames; Requested By Mel Shanda, Ext. Director

Charge Made By :Lattimore Before Probe   Sees Attempt to Attack Him Through Wife   “ANGRY OUTBURST   Refers to Query About : Mrs, Lattimore's Talk at School Listed Red.

QUESTIONS BY HICKENLOOPER IRK WITNESS   McCarthy Staying Away From Room, Continues Blasts

Probe Termed “A New Low” By Lattimore  Accusetl Red Assails   Accused Red Assails Attempt to Attack **Through My Wife’’Testimony Near End

Lattimore  Raps Method  Of Attack Charges ‘New Low’ Struck By Trying To Involve Wife

poaurers Shift Attack To Mrs. Lattimore  ommunist Suspect -Charaes 'Thic Strikace Naw I nut

‘New Low Hit In Politics’ —   Lattimore, Testifying 2nd Day, Gives Anary Outburst

Senatorial Rec Quiz Flayed By Lattimore   New ‘Low’ in Politics Set by Attack on Wite, He Declares

LATTIMORE {5 HEARD AGAIN   Testifies Before Senate Group 5 Calls Charges ‘Néw Low’

LATTIMORE IRKED BY HICKENLOOPEI   Charges New Low In Politics By Attempt To Attack Through Wife

Lattimore Tells Senate Investigators Nev Low in Politics Reached in Atfack on Him

Lattimore In Angry Outburst   Tells Senators ‘New Low’ in U. S. Politics Struck by Attack Through Wife

Lattimore R: ps Hickenlooper’s  Query In Probe   Claims Solon’s Effort To Hit Him Through Wife “New Law” In Politics

_ —OUTBURST — Lattimore Calls Quiz ‘New Low’   WIFE’S NAME IS MENTIONED

Lattimore Charges New Low IsMade   Denounces Attempt, Renewed Today,.To Attack Him Through His Wife

Questions Relating To An Address Made By His Wife Cause Outburst

itness Stages Angry Outburst Over Attempt To Attack Him Through His Wife   dw STAND SECOND DAY

New Political Low Claimed  By Lattimore   Question Concerning Wife Brings Angry Outbursts at Hearing

‘Resents Attacks Lattimore Says New Lou   Reached In Senate Probe

Name of Wife Brought in By Hickenlooper  Mate Gav e Talk at   Mate Gave Talk at Commie School, Hint

J. §. Politics Hit ‘New Low, Says Owen Lattimore   Attack on Him Through Wife Assailed During Hearing of Committee

\Angered By Attack On Wife... . _=————_—<—_—_—_———_————_  ‘Lattimore Strikes   Back At Accusers

Lattimore Raps Probers for Move Invoiving His Wife  Declares Inquiry Tactics Chalk Up New Policy ‘Low’

Politics af New Low, Says Angry Witness   Lattimore Flares Out at What He Calls Attempt To Attack Him Through Attack on His Wife

Senator Had Asked if She Taught Reds  Couple Says Didn't Knaw Group as Reds

 Lattimore Says Politics Hit New Low In Attempt To Attack Him Through Wife

Lattimore Hits Solon’s Attack Accusing Wife   Hickenlooper’s Quiz Draws Protest From Maryland Man

Lattimore Blasts Attack On Wife As “A New Low”   In Angry Outburst He Strikes Back At  Hickenlooper Query

NEW LOW IN U.S. POLITICS -LATTIMORE   Professor on Stand Third Day Angered by “’Attempt to Attack Me Through My Wife.”   RESENTS QUERY ON SPEECH BY WIFE   Under Prodding, Lattimore Says Wife Recalls Making Talk to School Labeled as Red.

Hickenlooper Accused by Lattimore of Striking New Low: Witness’ Wife Named

Lattimore Says ‘New Low Hil  In Givestians About Wife's Labor Fatks

Lattimore Claims New Low Struck la Outburst Before lnvestiaators

Lattimore Hits Questioning By Hickenlooper  Resents Query Put To Wife; Charges ‘New ‘Low’ In Politics

lowa Senator Irks Lattimore  Questions Concerning Wife Brings Outburst

Lattimore Says He Is Victim Of “Low Politics”   Hickenlooper Assailed For “Atiempt To Attack Me Through My Wife”; Aeccused Of Red Address

Says Politics Hit ‘New Low’ Through lowan’s Questions   Testifies Before Committee for Second Day

Tito Wants Good Relations with Italy, Greece   Economic Cooperation Seen as Means to End Differences

Consolation 1gr Viotims Lit  Sudden Death Still Rules Highways; But You Travel Farther To Be Killed

Accidental Deaths Increasing Despite Evidence Of Motorists’ Safer Driving

THREE CITIES ARE AFFECTED BY WALKOUTS   Federal Court Order . Being Ignored By Switchmen

ARMY READY TO TAKE AC TION Rail Union lenores Court  Order To End Walkout

Walkout Hits Main Terminals   Court ‘Issues Order For (Speedy Settlement

Unions State They Will Urge  Men to Return   St. Lovis Yardmen Reported As ‘Sick’; Washington Joins

Contradicts Doctors     Johns Hopkins Hospital Professor Says Air In Veins is Not Fatal

Critics Or Cat Nippeq—  Experimenters Say Steak-In-Hat Test Proves “Toasted” Pussy Fire Resistant

Roosevelt Papers Made Public Today  New Sides Revealed To His Personality

F.D.R. Papers Reveal Poor Diarist, Novelist   His Human Side Is High-Lighted At Opening of Library—He Warned Wiltkie of Impending Jap Conflict

FDR PAPERS ARE ADDED 10 HYDE PARK LIBRARY   Fapers Showing State Secrets Withheld

FDA'S PAPERS BIVEN NATION AT HYDE PARK   Bare Personal and Political Life from Birth to ~ Last Words.

FOR PAPERS ADDED TO HYPE PARK LIBRARY  Papers Showing State Secrets

Roosevelt  Predicted Jap Attack   Secret Papers Show He Warned Willkie Of Pacific Danger

FDR's Personal Documents Mace Known to Public   About 15 Per Cent of Papers Withheld to Protect State Secrets

Five Million Pages of Roosevelt's Papers ‘Opened to Study: 15 PerCent Kept Secret

Birmingham Anti-Red Act Held Invalid   Communist Wins Plea In U.S. Court   Odinance Violates 14th Amendment, Judge Lynne Rules

Birmingham Act ls Held Invalid   Judge Lynne’s Ruling Knocks Out AntiRed Ordinance

Coffee Report Will Be ‘Cut’   Senate Group To Tone Down Data After Protest

U.S. PLANES TAKE SEVERE TOLL IN FIRST DAY ASSAULT ‘ON ADVANCING COMMUNISTS

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  whee sa ee a... oa’... me

Truman Rejects ‘Surrender’ Idea   Scorns Suggestion That U. S. Surrender  To Soviet Russia

“Patrick Henry in) Reverse’  ‘Truman Labels Suggestion That U.S. Give Into Reds

Medical School Bill Stirs Up House Fight   Backers Lose Bitter Battle to Beat Down Motion to Reconsider Measure

WAR PRISONER PAYMENT SOON   U.S. to Meet Claims Ir March or April

19 Warships Are Routed To Pacific   Sherman Agrees With ‘Ike U.S, Anti-Sub Defense  Crouse: tor Canrern

Soviets Prepare For Sunday Vote “fn East Germany   Anti-Communists. ‘Arrestec As Single Party Red Ballot Is Printed

Korean Fighting Fronts Grow Ominously Quiet; Only in Air Is War Fought as Usual

Attention Shifts To Diplomats but Reds are Poised   No Major Contact With Red Forces; Chinese Pull Back

Ominous Lull On  Korean War Front   No Major Red Forces Encountered Anywhere Along Line   MAY BE IN NEW PHASE

Quiet In Korea.  Ominous  Attention Shifts From Field To Diolomatic Front

Scene Shiffs to Diplomatic Moves in Korean War   On the Front Lines, Strange Lull Continues as U. S. Troops Advance

Reds Pulling Back; Marines Advance Slow   Diplomatic Moves Mean More Than Military At Present

An Ominous Quiet. Envelops Whole Korea War Front   Only Fighting Is In Air As Enemy Continues Slow Withdrawal; A Hint Diplomats May Call The Next Move

‘Korean Fronts Silent as Action ‘Shifts to Diplomatic Strokes   Only in-Air 1s War as Usual; Marines Advance Mile Toward Vital Power Dain; U.N. Still: Awaits Reply From Ching

Bombers Hit Supply Lines   No Major Contact, With Red Forces~in All Korea, U.-N. Troops Move Ahead

Ominous Quiet On Korean War Front Today  No Major Contacts pH... ...s./4 D.. titrf

WAR TAKES OM  QUIET PERIOD EALEPY IN Alh   Ground Troops Lose Contact with Red Forces on Most Fronts.

War In Air Is Only Normal Activity; Attention Shifts To Vital Di plomatic Moves

Strange Quief Red Korean Front Prevails   Only War Activity Is In Air; No Major Contact With Enemy Reported Along Sector

China’s Reds Must Answer  U.N. Charges   Diplomats Take Over Spotlight; Reds Seem To Await New Orders

Quiet Settles Along Korean I ighting Front   Attention on Diplomats As United Nation Air Assaults Hammer Reds

Little Ae ‘tivity Seen In An y Area Today   Allied Planes Continuc To Hit Supply Route: Held By Communist:

Lull Grips (North Kores Battlefront   Patrols Fail to Contact Red Troops, Believed To Be Awaiting Orders; Planes Blast Bridges

Ominous Quiet Falls Over Korean Front   Baffling Red Withdrawa] May Be Coupled With Diplomatic Moves; No Ground Action Is Reported, But U.S. Air Force Hits Aqain

Ominous Lull On  Korean War Front   No Major Red Forces En countered Anywhere Along Line   MAY BE IN NEW PHASE   Inaction of Communists Seen as Sign of Diplo matic Moves

Diplomats Take Spotlight; Ask Red China Reply   Battlefront Action Is Centered In Air; MaeArthur Says Heavy Con munist Forces Poised

Marines Push Forward, War Front. ‘Quiet’   Reds Continue To ‘Fall. Back

Ominous Quiet On War Front Pending Results Of Diplomatic Maneuvers

Ominous Lull At War Front   Reds Are Avoiding  Contact With Allied Troops Diplomats * hdayv Toke Civer

Korean War Front Quiet  Marines Advance Mile Unopposed; Within 9 Miles of Vital Power Dam

Ominous Quiet Reigns  On Korea War Fronts   CHINESE RED ENVOYS TO GET TIS PASscpnrRTec

YOUTH'S AMUSEMENT EXPENSIVE  Lad, 18, Sets $100,000 Series of Fires for Fun

8 omen enn emer  12, 000 PRIESTS SLAIN OR IMPRISONED BY REDS, VATICAN SAYS

SHIP'S CARGO   No Navy Astistance if Blackade-Runner. _ Coarte Far Chanaehai

Texans Call For Increase In Acreage  Cotton Growers Hit Allotment Program

BATTLE FOR PUSAN ROARS   Men and tanks Are Engaged in All-Out Red Effort to Throw Americans Out of Korea; 25th Gets Brunt of Attack

Battered 24th Expects Push From 3 Sides   Guerilla Snipers Harass Retreat To Hill Position

Reds Fail ‘To Follow Up Attaek   Snipers, Tank Guns Harrass Americans In Eastward Retreat

24th Division °. Expecting Attath In Three Ways   G. I.’s Hope To Hold * Positions Until U. S. Streneth Builds Up °

G.L’s Dig In, Await New Red Attacks   24th Division In Valiant Battle To Stave Off Communist

TOKYO, Friday, Sept. 29--(UP)—Defeated Communist defenders of Seoul reached Uijongbu in headlong flight today, and were within 18 miles of the North Korean border at the 38th parallel.

Reds Attempting To Escape Joined American Armies   Final Campaign to Free All of South  Korea Is Underway

Extermination Faces Routed North Koreans   Marines Take: 3300 Prisoners, Kill -‘And Wound 11200

News Day And Night   Yanks Near Border; ‘Taejon Recaptured   Kighth Army Chief Announces North  Koreans Beaten, ‘In Complete Rout”

RIVER RECEDES .... HALF AN INCH AT WINNIPEG   Bright Sunshine Raises Hopes for Flood Relief; Manitoba Is a Lake.

Slight Drop in River Is Noted  Winnipegers Hope Crest Might Ease Of

Flood-Swollen River Dropping  In WinnipegArea   Raises Hopes That Flood Crest Might Ease Off: Danger However Persists -

an Ke OM Do, CO oo, Wn oo. 9  Rit ver At Winnipeg Drops Half Inch; Bright Sunshine Increases Hopes

Greater Winnipeg Sees Chance Of Some Relief From Flood As Red River Drops Slightly

WINNIPEG FLOOD THREAT EASED AS RIVER FALLS   600 SQUARE MILES OF WATER COVER SOUTHERN MANITOBA

Canadian City Hopes Rise As River Recedes  Waters Drop By Half Inch; Rain Forecast Fails To Dim Outlook

River Drops Half An Inch, Bright Sunshine Cheers Flooded Winnipeg

Spotlight On Defense Money In Short Session   Little Other Legislative Accomplishment Seen By “Lame Luck”; May Sidetrack Truman Demands

Litfle Expected From Lame Duct Congress Today   Appropriations For Defense to Be Major Work

House Unit Votes Cut In’51 Foreien Aid   Would Fill 81 Billion Slash Gap With U. S. Farm Surpluses

House Group Votes Billion Foreign Aid Cut   Proposes to Fill Dollar Gap With Farm Surpluses

Students’ Strike  ~~ Apparently Ended  Judge Henderson Orders  Kitzmiller Kiddies Back - " To Classes -

STUDENTS ORDERED TO GO TO SCHOOL TODAY   Judge ‘Advises Kitzmiller Parents In Dismissing Indictments Wednesdav

50,000 Reds Slant Away From Mountain Posts Looking for Easier Avenue te Goal  Repulsed 4 Times  Move in ‘Small Groups to Minimize Effect of Air Attack

Pressure Eases On Front Near Taegu  Raliove SA NNN Narth Kareanc   Believe 50,000 North Koreans Alter Attack For Easier Push

Threat Develops There as Taegu Pressure is Eased   Heavily Armed Division Moves Toward Yank Line

REDS MOVE UP TOWARD ~ PUSAN PORT   Heavily Armed Division Rolls Eastward Toward American Positions’ on South Coast.   © PRESSURE EASES ON CENTRAL FRONT   50,000 North Koreans Slant Away from Mountain Positions, Seeking an Easier Avenue.

Sudden Shifting Of Communist Troops Has Americans Puzzled; Four Red Lunges In Five-Day Period Successfully Smash ed; Invaders Behind Time Tahle.

Three Columns of Men and Machines Bring New Threat   Believe Reds to North Seeking Easter Route For Attack on Taegu

Reds Shift Pressure To South   Mass for Attack on Pusan Defenses After Failing to Achieve Rraakthrouvgh at Tae

Pose Threat forPusan  ~ 50,000 Troops. Slant  cam Mountain Route

Pressure Is Eased On Central Front   50,000 Red Soldiers Dozen Miles North Of Taegu Slant Away From Mountain Positions Looking For Easier Avenue

Korean Invaders Launch New: Push Toward Pusan, as Battered Enemy ‘In North Give-Up Drive for Taegu

Three Lines Roll Toward Allied Port   Pressure Eases On American Troops Tn Central Area

Roll Eastwa         Threat to Poi      Pressure Is Eased O} Taegu Front Af Attacks Repelled

AED TROOPS SHIFTING TE SOUTH COAST   Believe North Koreans Seek. ing Softer Spot to Launcha New Attack.

Pressure Eased In Sector Above Taegu    § Columns Marching From Chinju Area Toward Coastal City

——— Be N47 aN as so  J. S. Forees \lerted For New Attack  Division Set For  Drive On Pusan

U.S.Planes Smash At Red Column:   25th U.S. Division Alerted For Battle; Pressure Is Eased  fk Mie..... FW...

New Red Division Appears   But Pressure North Of Taegu Eased as Positions Are Shifted

Reds Moving Division Up Toward Port   Threat Around Taegu Eases; Joint Chiefs Find Fight Going Well

Pressure Eases In Taegu Area After Five Days   Communist Division Moving East Toward Vital Allied Port

Pressure Is Lessened in Taegu Area   Foe Leaves Mountain Positions; Yanks in South on Alert.

Threal Near Taequ Eased   N. Koreans Edge Away From Central Front After Four Frontal Drives Fail

Shift Toward South Poises Pusan Threat   Pressure Eases On Central Front; Communists Rebuffec

U.S. 25th Placed On Alert in New  Southern Thrusts  Americans, Allies Take Abandoned Central Points

Enemy Reported Planning to Strike at Pusan Again ‘After Being Thrown  . Back Repeatedly. in Attempts to Probe Line Near. Taegu—25th Divi-sion Alerted for Battle Near Masan to, Meet. Latest Menace on Battle Line.      INVADERS BEHIND SCHEDULE

UNIT ON MOVE FIFTY MILES FROM CITY   Pressure Eases On Central Front Near Taegu   n North Left To Allies; Collins Is Optimistic After Visit To Front

LARGE FORCE ROLLS TOWARD US. POSITIONS   50,000 Reds Are Now Only  Dozen Miles From  City of Taegu

Three Columns of Reds in Major Troop Shift Pose Grave Threat ‘to Main Allied Port of Pusan

Red Flank Attacks Beaten Back By Allied Forces As Shift Of North Koreans Cuts Threat To Taequ

Pressure Eased In Sector Above Taegu  $ Columns Marching From Chinju Area   § Columns Marching From Chinju Area Toward Coastal City

HEAVILY ARMED RED DIVISION ROLLS TOWARD U.S. LINES IN NEW THREAT TO PORT OF PUSAN

Communists Probing For Soft Spot; 25th Infantry Division, Ten Miles West Of Masan, Alartoad Nar Rattls

J. S. Troops Take Positions Left by Shifting Commies   Pressure of 50,000 Red. Troops Lessens On Fifth Day of Bitter Battle Near Taegu

MAKE NEW PUSH —  North Korean Reds Move Toward Yank Defenses Guarding Port Of Pusan

New Threat Tolmportant Port Looms   Enemy Eases Pressure on Central Front

Yanks Aleried in Threat to Supply Port   Pressure on Taegu Eases as Invaders  Shift 50,090 Men

search Soft Spot In Line For Big Push   Pressure Eased On Taegu After Five Days Of Attacks

North Koreans Withdraw From Taegu Assault   Invaders Ease Pressure On Central Front After Series Of Reversals: Planes Rake Advancing Enemy

Pressure on Central F ront Lases Red Division Shifts toward South after Taegu Repulses

Enemy Switches Tactics After Bloody Setback   25th Division In Path Of New Enemy Maneuver To Break Through To Pusan

North Koreans Shift Pressure To East After Costly Failure To Smash Allied Line.

Heavily Armed Division Moves Toward Pusan  Front Eases; 25th  Division Alerted

Defenders Gird For New Attack   Enemy, in Three Long Columns Believed Aiming at Key Port

MASSED DIVISIONS BEFORE TAEGU SLACKEN PRESSURE, {SOME VEER TOWARD EAST

Enemy Quits Futile Drive On Taegu Line   Pressure Eases on Central Froat but New Menace Appears West of Vital Port

Pusan Port Considered Objective   Threat Along Taegu Front Slowed Up; Americans Alerted For Big Battle

Pressure Builds Up At Pohang   Front Line Opinoin Is That N. Koreans Seek Softer Target

Heavily Armed Red Division Rolls Eastward  U. S. Positions on Coast Objectives

Communist Columns Ease Pressure at Taegu, Shift Toward Key U.S.-Held Port

Southern Front Is Scene Of New Threat To Pusan   Sudden Shift Of Men From Northern Front Renews Attack Effort

Tokyo, Friday, Aug. 25. (AP)—A ‘heavily armed Red Korean division rolled eastward Thursday night toward American positions on the Korean South Coast.

All Assaults Broken Un By Allied Forces   Outlook Brighter is Announcement By Officers

1D} PeMSe lL  Sebel Tokyo, Friday, Aug. 25 (AP)—A- heavily armed Red Korean division rolled eastward Thursday night toward American positiona on the Korean south coast.

New Threat Building Up  Near Masan   Heavily Armed North Korean Division Speeds Toward South Coast

Change Offers New Threat to All Important Allied Port of Pusan; Other Attacks Slowed

Will Battle For © Governor’s Seat   Sharply Defined Runoff For Senate Seat Set Up By Nomination of Mrs. Douglas And Richard Nixon In California

ROOSEVELT IS OUT IN FRONT   Démocratic Nomination Is Seen Assured; Warren Wins

JAMES ROOSEVELT APPARENT VICTOR   LEADS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, CALIFORNIA} WARREN IS GOP CHOICE

Warren And Roosevelt Gain Nominations  GOP Leader Romps, Gives Jimmy Battle On Democratic Side

—PRIMARY — Incumbent  Polls Big 2-Way Vote   MRS, DOUGLAS UP FOR SENATE

California Governor’s Race  Roosevelt Democrats’ Choice; Warren Cops GOP Nomination   SENATOR CHAVEZ'S ‘BROTHER LOSES OUT

HelenGahagan  "And Rep. Nixon In Real Fight  Earl Warren Wins Nod by GOP. Facily

GermansKey To GI Need   Number of Americans Sent to Europe Depend: On Reich Forces Used

House To Debate Cotton Quota Revision Action May Add $120 Million To Price Support Bil]

House Will Open Cotton Debates: Hiss Asks Study   Vote on Quotas for Two Crops Is Expected in Washington Monday; Ask Lustron Quiz.

Good Friday Service At Central  Christian; Announce Easter Plans

ABANDONS TOT AT HOSPITAL   Flint Police Are Hunting Mother of ‘Mystery ‘Babw’ —

Flint Has Tiny Mystery Baby Boy, Left April 1 at Hurley Hospital —

Sander Case Nears Jury   Defense, Prosecution End Testimony; Final Arguments Scheduled Today

Icy Weather to Hold in Missouri   New Cold Wave Moves Toward the Plains.

Rescue Driver After River Plunge   Firemen Save Driver,: Whose Head Went Thru Glass, As Truck Drops Into River

Move On To Bring Spain Into Pact  Airfield Leasing Method Considered

Initiate Move To Bring Spain Into Alliance   Atlantic Powers Are Seeking Way to Use Franco’s Airfields

Stassen Blames Losses In Korea On Democrats   Chinese Entry In War Is Result Of *Blundering’ U. 5S. Asiatic Policy, He Says In Reply To Truman

Stassen Says Demos Led U. S. to War  a:   ee Ce   Blames Appeasement Of Red Chinese  For New Invasion

Uneasy Peace Returning to  Coal Fields   Independents and Union Miners Have Flareups In Pennsylvania Mines

Peace Returns To Mine Area   Reenforced Details Of State Police, Deputies Keep Watchful Patrol

ECONOMY DRIVE RESENTED  $1.6 Billion Public Works -Bill Faces Challenges

Bolivia Under Martial Law  Several in Custndy      everal in Custody In ‘Faseisv’ Revolt

Friday the 13th — If Anything Happens to You Just Blame  lt on Your Pet Superstition

Reds Seek To Thwart New Army   Using Diplomatic, Propaganda Ruses To Block West European Force

Austrian Voters Swamp Communists   Municipal Voting in Lowe Austria, Occupied by Russians, Sharp Setback

Reds Swamped In Austrian Elections   Proyince Occupied By Soviet Troops

Court Decision Raises Question   Silence Will Not Jeopardize Witness

Legol Experts Uncertain How Decision Affects Charges. of Coniempt

COURT RULING IS PUZZLING   Many Questions Left Un. answered By Supreme Tribunal’s Decision

— Answers Awaited ——_—_—_— Court Decision Presents New Red Quiz Problem

rOutraged Officials Pin Hope On Congress To Pass Law Disclaiming US Title To Tidelands

Await Fate of Maj. Gen. Dean   Interpreter Believes He Eccaned Entranmmant

Foreign News Roundup  Leftist Leader of British Labor, H J. Laski Dies

British Leftists Mourn Death Of Leader  Much Of Labor Party Proaram Manned By Harcldd cL!

Truman ‘Visits Home Folks For Week-end   Friends Gather At Independence Home To Greet Him

Truman Greets Home Folks In Missouri  President Returns  nr Iindtanandanra

TRUMAN'S HOME FOR WEEK - END   Folks ot Independence Turn Our for Grecting—Quiet Stay Is Planned

TRUMAN ARRIVES IN MISSOURT FOR WEEK-END) VISII   President Lands In Kansas City After Flight From Raltimore and Drives to Independence.   NEIGHBORS GATHER OUTSIDE HIS HOME   Executive Goes Out to Gree Them and Shakes Hands With a Few—Calls Trip Tneventful.

Soaring Prices, Cost of Living Cause Concern   Sellers Have Upper Hand Again; Pinch  Is on Consumer

Consumers Getting Pinched As Food ‘And Clothing Prices Go Up Again

Communists Take ‘n¢ochina Outpost   French Withdrawing Along The Frontier  Re. EKEANINE TY Prepo

Move 50 Miles in Enemy Area   Allied Officer Warns of Trap by Communists

Miners Trapped In Blazing Shaft  Five to Seven Men Believed Cut Off

Tighter, Chief Says   Some Transfers MayBeAttempted: No Controls Seen

FATE UAKNOWN   Plane, on Last Leg of Flight from Manila te Tokyo, Crashed Last Night — Craft Carried Both Military and Civilian Passeng us.

JAP MOUNT HOLDS SECRET  Fate Of 35 Americans Uncertain In Plane Crash

Say Members Of Trade Mission Among Victims  Military Percann   Military Personnel Are Believed Aboard Long Overdue C-54

Mists Shroud Fate of 35 Men In Air Crash   American Transport Crashes On Japan’s Mount Tanzawa

HYDROGEN BOMB DEVELOPMENT NO CERTAINTY   Outcome Of Experiments In Lap Of The Geds, Pike Says   VARIETY OF ATOMIC WEAPONS BEING MADE

AEC Chief Pike Terms Successful H-Bomb Development ‘in Lap of Gods

U.S. sets Hunt For Red Planes   Find 2 at Pyongyang Damage Them; Also Shoot Up Buildings

U. $. Sets Hunt For Red Planes  Find 2 at Pyongyang,   Find 2 at Pyongyang, Damage Them; Also Shoot Us Buildings

Harry Gold, Confessed Courier For Soviet Atomic Spy Ring, Is Arraigned in Court Today

Earl Browder Lacks Bond, Goes To Jail  Ex-Red Party Head Plandc Own Defense

Lacking Bail Browder Jailed  Field Pleads Innocent In Contempt Case

DETROIT STANDS BY — Auto Industry Awaiting Work Orders For.Army.

Auto Firms to Be Ready for War Production   Making No Arma: ments Now But Set to Go When Needed

Auto Industry Has No Arms Work   Car Manufacturers Continue Plans For Peacetime Products

Awaiting The Word Automen Have No Arms Orders For Korean War; They‘re Ready

Auto Industry Has No Work  On Armaments   Would Take Weeks To Tear Out Assembly Lines. Gear For War

Auto Firms Have No Arms Work   Car Manufacturers Making No Changes In Their Planning

Police Probe Black Dahlia  ‘Confession’   Ex-GI Held For Attack Shouts Admission Whil At Court Arraienment

State Not Asking Death Penalty   Prosecutor Reveals ‘Deal’ in Mercy Trial

Votes To Clear Way For General To Head Defense   House Unit Postpones Action On Changing Law For Johnson’s Successor

Marshall Is Recalled to U.S. Service   Retired General’ Takes Defense’. Post After Johnson Quits Under Pressure   Hurdle Is Ahead   Lawmakers Must. Fix Amendment..te Law on Appointment

Congress Asked to Alter Law   Senate Committee Moves Quickly to Make Move Legal

General Called Again To Serve In Cabinet Post  Louis Johnson Bows To Pressure; Truman Accepts With Sneed

Asks Measure Giving Marshall Right To Accept   President) Tells Congress  Exception Applies Only  To Defense Post Case

Senate Group Quickly Makes An ‘Exception   Louis Johnson Quits As Defense Chief After Stormy Tenure In Office

NE SU ERE BOUCE RESEF UTS  Gen. Marshall Called From Retirement As Johnson Quits Defense Department

Truman Requests Marshall   Chief Executive Asks Congress for Exception In Defense Position   SPEED IN SENATE   Armed Service Committee Approves Action Before Introduction of Bill

Truman Picks Ex-Army Heac F< or Secretary   Congress: Must Change Law To Allow Him To. Accept: Defenac. Pigs

JOHNSON QUITS WITH ATTACK ON CRITICS   Selection Of Former Chief Of Staff Is Lauded  LEGAL HURDLE

Picked by Truman For Post Vacated As Johnson Quits  Congress Asked To Amend Law to Permit Choice

Pavin o The Wavy for Gen.  G. C. Marshall   Committee Votes For Legislation That is Required

Marshall to Take Defense Head Post   Congress Speeds Law to Permit General to Replace Johnson

Truman Asks Congress to Let Marshall Have Johnson's Job   Legislators Must Act Because Law Says No One on Active Military Duty in Last 10 Years Can Be Secretary of Defense

Special Legislation Will Be Expedited to Qualify General for Cabinet Post

Committee Votes Measure To Let Marshall In Job   Armed Forces Group Approves Request Boar Defance Haad

MARSHALL 1S HEADED BACK TO PENTAGON   General to Fill Post Made Vacant by Resignation of Secretary of Defense Johnson   PLAN LAW AMENDMENT

ASK CHANGE © LAW TO LET. HIM SERVE   Truman RequestsCongress to Set Aside Law Banning Military Man as Defense Secretary.   SENATE COMMITTEE  OK’s ACTION 10-2   House Delays Taking Up Law Change Until Friday; Truman Ousts Louis Johnson Under Fire.

Johnson Quits as Secretary  New Legislation Needed if Military Man to Head U. S. Defense Setup

Senate Committee Acts Quickly to End Legal Barrier to Nominee   Generaf Likely to Take New Job Soon   Sec. Johnson Blames ‘Enemies’ for Forcing Him Out of Cahinet

Marshall Gets Initial Approval   Senate Committee Okays Legislation; House Group Delays

Marshall ‘To Postofl  Defense   Succeeds: Louis Johnson Who Had Been Under  Bitter Criticism

General Will Be ChiefOf Defense   . «+ Soldier-Diplomat Heads Back To Pentagon

Johnson Out After Term  OfWrangling   Truman Accepts Resignation With Alacritys ‘Regret’

-xception For Marshall Goes Nt Full Speed   Johnson Steps Out As Defense Chief: Marshall Appointed

Marshall Is Named for Defense Post   Congress Starts Move to Clear Way for Approval Of Appointee Following Johnson Resignation

Speedy Action For Change In Law Is Taken  General Chosen As Defense Chief To CQ weaned ~~

Clear First Hurdle in Appointment of General Marshall   Senate Committee Okays Necessary Legislation to Change Existing Law.

Marshall To Take Post As Defense Sec’y   Soldier and Diplomat to Replace Louis Johnson as Cabinet Member; Appointment a Popular One.

Head of Defense Bows fo fruman. Will and Quits:  Legal Hurdle to Be

Retiring Chief Hits ‘Enemies In Giving Up   Congressmen Act To Clear Obstacle Blocking Appointes

Must Remove Ban Against Military Men   Johnson Quits as Defense Secretary; Truman Urges General’s Appointment

\Marshall Named Secretary \Of Defense After Johnson  Hands Truman Resignation

Marshall Named To Defense Post   Truman Names Former Army Head to Replace Louis Johnson

Vote to Let Marshall Take Johnson’s Place   Senate Committee Approves Legislation . To Permit General Marshall’s Appointment; Two Republican Members Vote Aaainst It

Defense Chief Is Dropped by The President   Soldier and Diplomat  To Serve in New. Role

Johnson — Hands in  Resignation   Congress Rushes To Pass Law Making It Legal for Military Man to Hold the Offic:

Need Change in Law io Legalize The Appointment   Former General Is Named to Succeed  Louis Johnson as Pyeteseen Sndindeeecs:

“For National Unity”  General Marshall Back to Pentagon as Defense Chief

Congress Expected to Remove Legal Hurdles  Gen. Marshall Called From Retirement As Johnson Quits Defense Department

George C. Marshall Recalled Third ‘Timé, Now As Secretary Of Detense

Weather   Gen. Marshall Heads Back To Pentagon _  Replaces Johns  As Sec Pam “

Defense Shift To Strengthen Acheson's Hand   On European Alliance; Marshall Back As Johnson Resigns Post  _llttt~—‘“‘CstC . a

Speedy Action For Change In Law Is Taken  General Chosen As   General Chosen As Defense Chief To Succeed Johnson

General Named Key Figure In Cabinet Shakeup   Vacancies Created When Johnson And Early Step Out; Committee Opens Way For Marshall Seating

Sudden Defense Shake- up Puts Johnson Out, Marshall in; Senate Okay Appears Certain

Truman Asks Former Head Of Army And/ Ex-Secretary Of State To Fill Post Made Vacant By Resianation Of Louis Johnson

Truman Recalls Marshall to Be Defense Chief   Congress Acts to Clear Legal Hurdle to  Nomination

Marshall Called From Retirement To Defense Post   General Asked To Replace Louis Johnson Resigned.

Will Succeed ne Johnson AtDefense Heim   Two Other Major Vacancies Occur In Single Bay

Johnson Quits As Defense Boss After Criticisms  Former Army Heaxc State Deaenartment   Former Army Head State Department  Chief Given Job

Called Back By Truman   President Asks Law Permit: ting Exception for Military Man to Head Defense

Giant Hurr icane Stewing Around in  Bermuda Areais Closely Watched

7 Persons Hurt In Motor Crash Near Brier Hil   Victims Are Taken Te Hospital

rTrTrwTrwyw wy RANKIN WANTS BRANNAN IMPEACHED IF COTTON EXPORTS AREN'T LIFTED

Washington Combed For Confederates Of Two Assassins   Attempt to Murder Truman Linked with Nationalist Revolution in Puerto Rico

Extraordinary Police Protection for Chief Executive Is Set Up   Surviving Would-be Assassin Charged With Murder—Puerto Ricans Planned to Start “Revolution” Here.

Truman Carries On As Usual After Failure Of Assassination Plot   Secret Service Carries On Vast Probe Of Plot That Killed One Guard And One Gunman.

So. Carolina Voting Today In Hot Race  James F. Byrnes Attracts Interest

SOUTH CAROLINA GOES TQ POLLS   Voters Will Decide Today Nominations For U. S. Senate, Governor And Lessey Offieec

350,000 Voters To Ballot In South Carolina  Senate and Governo Races Attr

Fact-Finding Move Delays Rail Walkout  . Set for Monday, Strike Off Naw

RAIL WALKOUT MONDAY IS OFF   President Truman Sets Up Fact Finding Board

TRUMAN Abs TO WALT tL UNION STRIKE   Sets Up Fact-Finding Board Which Delays Action for 60 Days.

Railroad Fact Board Is Set Up   Emergency Board Is Set Up By Truman Averting A Rail Strike Monday

FACT BOARD IS NAMED TO HEAD OFF RAIL STRIKE   Trumon Orders Investigotion in Walkout Set for Monday.

Truman Signs Order Heading Off Rail Strike   Emergency Board Set Up; Automatic 60-day Postponement’

Kmergency Fact F inding Board Set up  Heads Off Railroad Strike Scheduled

Truman Blocks Walkout on 12 Western Rails   Creates Emergency Board in Switchmen’s Union Dispute

Railroad Strike Stalled byTrumar   President Orders Emergency Board, Delaying Union Actio1

Truman Halts Railroad Strike  12 Western Lines Planning Shutdown

National Rail Strike Delayed For 60 Days   President Sets Up Fact-Finding Board To Probe Dispute

Name Emergency Fact-Finding Board To Head Off National Rail Walkout

Rail Walkout Is Postponed   Emergency FactFinding Board Set Up By President

President. Heads Off Rail Strike   Switchmen Were to Walk Out Tuesday on 12 Western Road.

Truman Sets Up Board to Block Railway Strike   Action Automatically Postpones Proposed Tie-Up for 60 Days

TRUMAN AVERTS WALKOUT FIXED FOR TOMORROW   Action Automatically  Postpones Strike On  Western Rail roads For 60 Days—  Board Will Study Dispute.

TRUMAN STOPS RAIL WALKOUT   Nemes Fact-Finding Boarc To Air Issues, Avoid Strike Set Moanday

Final Tabulations Certify White's Victory Over McDonald: Veteran Refuses fo Concede

White Extends Margin Over McDonald And Veteran Finally Admiis Defeat

Laborifes 314, Conservatives 294, Liberals Fiaht   vociaiists to Find Going Tougher, Lack Practical Working Majority

Working Majority Is Lacking   Attlee To Form New Cabinet; Rough Going Predicted

Narrow Election Victory Affects British Labor   Results Loosen British House Of Socialism

Attlee Makes Announcement After Huddle  Labor’s Advantage In Parliament So Slim Party Has Onl ‘Paper’ Victory

Lack Effective Majority For Control of Parlia ment Labor Program   Five Seats Are Still In Doubt   British Labor Leaders In Emergency Rally; to Notify King George

British Labor Party Will Try To Run England   Decision Made Despite Shaky Margin in the House of Commons.   Attlee to Be Renamed The Prime Minister

Run Risk Of Upset Later   ‘Prime Minister Attlee Says Party Willing to Take Chance; Party’s Lead Is 9 Seats Now

Labor Decides To Carry on; Though Stunned  Attlee Announces He Will Form Cabinet

TORY LEADER CALLS PARLEY ON STRATEGY   Future of British Regime Dismal, Experts Say

Attlee Will Take Risk, Hold Reins   Laborites Carrying O Although New Vote May Be Forced.

Attlee Decides To Attempt To Govern British People Despite Party's Slim Edge

Labor Undaunted In Britain, Plans To Keep Control   Decision Made Despite Slim Majority In Election; Rival Parties Mapping Strategy For New Parliament Meeting

British Labor Party To Carry On Despite Scan! Majority In Parliament

Nine-Vote Edge,  Socialists Hold Doubtiul     Hiv   Decided On Continuance After) Emeérgency Talk With Cabinet Members

Atlee Meets With Cabinet, Talk Set Back  New Elections May Be Called, Is Hint

SOCIALISTS SET TO RULE NATION ON SLIM MARRIN   -aborite Cabinet Will Carry On, Facing Continuous Risk Of Being Wrecked On Vote Of Confidence.

Attlee Elects To Use Thin Majority   Decision Comes After Emergency Cabinet Meeting

Labor’s Thin Majority To Carry On, Set Up Government, Attlee Declares

Scant Majority Held Inadequate   New General Election May Be Called in Near Biture Ae Reault of Photo Finish.

Labor Party to Carry On With Shaky Majority   Attlee Regime Faces Continuous Risk of Being ‘Wrecked’

ATTLEE SAYS PARTY WILL CARRY ON   Labor Holds 10-Seat Edge With Six In Doubt   Stands Continuous Risk Of Being Wrecked Anytime By Confidence Vote

Cabinet Decides To Work on 9-Vote Margin   Some Ministers Are Expected to Be Reshuffled in Jobs

Britain’s Prime Minister Announces Decision After Emergency Cabinet Session.   NEW PARLIAMENT TO CONVENE WEDNESDAY

ATTLEE CALLS CABINET 10 STUDY CRISIS  Narrow Majority Won by Labor Party Puts Government In Predicament. -

Britain's Labor Regime Appears About Finished   Majority is Too Slim; Position of Attlee Weakened

Another Election Certain  \But Labor Party Decides To Form INew Cabinet After Narrow Victory

KING ADVISED OF EFFORT 10 FORM CABINET   Ailing Ernest Bevin Expected to Quit Foreign Post

Attlee Announces His Labor Government Plans to Carry on Despite Its Shaky Majority

Attlee to Ferm New Government  But lLahar Party May Ra Eareod Inta Now Elaectian

Labor Party Determined To Carry On   Clement Attlee Says Laborites Will Form New Government

STUNNED LABOR PARTY 10 TRY RULING NATION   But Attlee’s Regime Hold: Razor-Thin Edge — Four Seats Not Determined

Attlee to Form Government on 10-Vote Margin  ‘Labor, Narow Winner, To Run Risk of Defeat On Commons Motion:

Attlee to Carry on  Functions   Confidence Vote Could “Wreck Administration In House of Commons

Cabinet Decides to Stay; Churehill Holds Fate of Regime; New Vote Seen

Attlee Announces Decision After Cabinet Session; Party Will Run Risk Of Confidence Votes.

10-Seat Edge In Commons  Seen Likely   Future Of Socialist Setup Uncertain As Strengeth Is Absent

Attlee Says Party Will “Carry On" After Vote   Small Majority May Bring Another Election Soon

~—SHAKY — Labor Will ‘Carry On’ In Britain   ATTLEE FACES RISK OF DEFEAT

Attlee’s Exit Held Certain   Weakened Laborite Will Try New Rule

Attlee To Try Ruling On Slim Majority   Some Changes Anticipated In New Cabinet; Bevin May Remain

Hold a Nine Vote Margin  Pst a Chain Daw;   Attlee Says Party to Run Government

Attlee Still To Head Gov. Of England   Has Majority Of Only One Seat In Parliament

Attlee Party Will Carry On Despite Slight House Majority   Parliatientary Crisis Created By. Narrow Labor Party Victory; Another Vote Seen

Labor Party To Continue Despite Shaky Majority  Risk Of Ousting Great On 10-Vote ny uieet

Attlee Will Find Going Lot Tougher   New Cabinet Is Expected To Be Ready Next Week

Labor Party To Carry On; 9-Vote Lead   New Government By Attlee to Run On Close Edae

Stunned British Labor fo Carry On in Commons   New Elections In Few Months Believed Certain

ATTLEE DECLARES PARTY WILL FORM GOVERNMENT   TO ‘CARRY ON’ DESPITE SHAKY MAJORITY WON IN THURSDAY VOTING

Laborites Decide To Go Ahead Despite Setback   Decision Given to King George Before Cabinet Meeting Ove

Try To Carry On Although Grip Shaky   Failure To Secure Vote Of Confidence Would Overthrow Attlee Government

LABOR LEADS 9 VOTES IN PARLIAMENT   Prime Minister Attlee Will Carry on Despite Shaky 10-Vote Plurality Won in Election.   FACES CONSTANT DEFEAT THREAT   Could Fall on Vote of Confidence if Caught Napping; Ailing Bevin May Quit Cabinet.

Labor Will Face Strong Handicap   Major Parties Plan Strategy Meetings For New Parliament Opening March 6

F inal Count Shows Labor’s Hold Is Shaky   Foreign Minister Bevin Expected . To Be Ousted In Reshuffling Deal

Attlee To Risk Contidence Vote In Parliament   Reach Decision To Carry On At Special Cabinet Session; Holds 10-Vote Working Marain

Attlee Asserts His Party Will “Carry On”   Six Seats Still In Doubt As British Count Continues

ATTLEE 10 HAVE NINE-VOTE MARGIN IN NEW COMMONS   Observers Believe Cobinet Moy Be Overthrown As Earle As Aonl

Cabinet Decides To Workon 9-Vote Margin  Some Ministers Are Ce eee a n,n   Some Ministers Are Expected to Be Reshuffled in Jobs

Attlee States Labor Party Will Carry Or   Some Changes Are Expected To Be Made In Cabinet

Attlee Carries On Despite Slim Majority For Labor   Labor Now Holds 10-Vote Working Majority In Commons With Five Seats Still In Doubt

Labor Party Will Chance House Defeat   5 Seats in Doubt; As Conservatives Hold 294 So Far

Labor Party Stunned, To Carry On   Thin Majority Is Given Three Months To Live Before Churchill Force:  New Election.

Labor Government Decides to Meet   Job To Be tough As Strong Majority Not Held by Laborites

Five House of. . Commons’ Seat Still in Doubt =  “Agalan Cause Daalma      Attlee Says Regime Will Carry On

ATTLEE REGIME TO STAY DESPITE SLIM VICTORY      Prime Minister Announces His Labor Government Will Carry On—New Cabinet Will Be Formed—Margin In House Of Commons Reduced To Nine Seats, With Five Still In Doubt—Strong Comeback By Conservatives May Slow Up Nationalization

Attlee Party To Carry On   British Chief Stands Fast — Despite Razor-Thin Victory

Socialists Hold Ten Vote Working Margin, Four Places In Doubt   Laborites, Weakened By Election, Decide At Emergency Meeting To ‘Carry On; Party To Form Another Government At Risk Of Being Wrecked By Confidence Vote

Attlee Elects To Take Reins With Slim Lead   Prime Minister Summon Cabinet for Parley, Makes Derision

Cabinet Decides On Attempt with Nine-Vote Margin   Record Balloting Puts Government On Danger Spot

Attlee’s Group Will Form  Government  ‘New Elections May Be Forced.

Labor Regime, With Only 9-vote Working Majority, Faces Overthrow At Any Time, Possibly Next Week

Party Will Form New. Government   Record Vote Marks Strong Comeback by Conservatives

Reveals Decision After Emergency Cabinet Session   Strong Comeback Bid By Conservatives May Bring Election

ATTLEE GOVT TO ‘CARRY ON   Resolution Comes After  Emergency Cabinet Meeting Today

ATTLEE DECIDES TO STAY IN OFFICE   Z  LABOR PARTY WILL TRY TO  RUN GOVERNMENT DE  SPITE SLI3. MAJORITY.

Decision Made At Meeting Of Attlee Cabinet   Scant Majority May Force Another Election This Year

No Confidence Vote Constant  Attlee Peril   Cabinet Keshuffle Due as ‘Tories Map New Opposition Moves

Memorial Rites Conducted for 7 MSC Students.           Accident Victimec

State College Students Attend  Memorial Services for Seven  Killed i in Automobile Accident

ORAR GRANTED BY COURT   Southwestern Bell Wins Authorization by Judge Dean McElhenny   MUST FURNISH BON

Approval Seen For Defense Plar   Bill Would Set Up Civil Defense

Senate Ready To Pass Civil De‘anse Bill       Woulc’ Provide 33 Billion for ?rotection Against Atomic Attacks

SENATE HURRIES TO VOTE FUNDS FOR U, S, SAFETY   Swift Approval Expected For Ap ' propriation Bills — State And Local ener lenis To 1d.

Senate Ready to Give Swift Approval te Bill for Civil Defense Administration

Collision Fatal To Truck Driver   Tractor-Trailer and Dieead Switch Engine Involved

Reporter Finds ‘Miners Bitter, ~  May Not Work   —By-WIGLIAM J-FLANNERY— International News Service

Walkout May Make 250,000 Idle In Nation   Settlement Sought In Mining Disputes

May Make New Stand At Wonsan   South Korean Troops 30 Miles Bevand Border

Allied Units Enter Coastal Rail Town  Toot Ped? OD... OU.   Tank-Led Enemy Convoy Believed Moving South for Stand at Wancan

Hard-Fighting Columns Move  Swiftly Ahead:   Meantime, U.S. Forces In The South Punely Toward The Frentier

Talent Festival Attracts Youths Lutheran Churches To  Gand Crounto Waverly

Talent Festival  Attracts Youths  Lutheran Churches Tc Send Groupto Waverly

Will Make Up County’ s Quota . ~ For December   Twelve Pocahontas County Men Will Leave For Physical  Exams Monday . -

To Fill County’s ~ Share of State _ Draft Contingent   Fourth Group of Draftees to. ; ‘Leave County Since Korean. ar Out-Break in June

Nations Push Coal-Steel Tie Minus Britain   Six W. European Countries To Create New Authority

Six Nations To Ignore Britain: OK French Plan   Complete Detai’s Of Unprecedented Setup In Mid-June

Six Nations Agree to Pool Coal, Steel   France, Others Take Step Without British Participation

SOUTH KOREANS ‘LAND ON 2 ISLANDS   AcTION DESCRIBED AS “IM PORTANT OPERATION” TO CHECK RED DRIVE.

Landings Made On Red Islands  South Koreans Open New Naval Operation

Report Landings on Korean Isles   Move Report to Exetate Later Drives

Welfare Funds Said Inadequate  Lewis Writes Miner On Assistance Plans

Three Youths Led to Safety Out of Deep Cave After Being Lost 10 Hours

Unified Reich Vote Proposed  West Government  Asks National Ballot

—WEST ZONE OFFERS PLAN— __  Seeks To Unify Germany With National Election _

West Moves To Unite Germans  East, West Election Proposed In Germany

WEST GERMANS URGE ELECTION TO UNIFY REICH   Benn Regime Proposes Pol Under Supervision Of Occunction Power

Germans Ask Vote On Unitv   West Reich Proposes Election in Both Zones To Pick Assembly to Draw Up Constitution

But First Reaction Comes from Nations Expected To Send No Military Help

Smaller Nations Seen Cool to Bid For Fighting Aid   Governments Capable Of Sending Troops Silent On U.N. Chief’s Plea

Little Help So Far From UN Nations   Replies as Yet Only From Smaller Countries, However.

Nations Slow  To Offer Men   Smaller Countries Unable To Swell Korean Force

Premier Agrees To Take Westex Oil At Current Allowables   Dayson Agrees To Suggestion Of Thompson

‘BROYLES WILL TRY AGAIN 10 OUTLAW REDS   @ Mt. Vernon Senator Will Ask Legislature to Adopt Bili Making Communism a Felony.

TRY AGAIN TO OUTLAW REDS   @ Mt. Vernon Senator Will Ask Legislature to Adopt Bill Making Communism a Felony.

West Ready For Any Sudden Campaign By Russia in UN   Will Pass Relief Measure For Korea Before Malik Returns

WESTERN BLOG PREPARES FOR U.N. MEETING  Immediate Recess   Immediate Recess May Be Called If Russia Drops Diplomatic Bombshell.

90,000 Chrysler Workers Threaten Nationwide Strike On W ednesday

Car Workers May Strike   90,000 Chrysler Employes May Stage Walkout

Chrysler Corp.  easchi was. 8h... ln Be :   Will Walkout If Demands Not Met

Strike of 90,000 Workers Ordered Against Chrysler   Will Walkout Next Wednesday Unless Demands Are Met

Hill North Of Taegu — Captured  At High Cost  All Fronts Quiet; Communists May Be Building For New Attack

Americans Hurl Reds Back Mile North of Taegu   Allies Improve Stand In Northeast: Rest of Front Relatively Quiet

WHIPPINGS FOR GIVER’S PLEASURE George Bernard Shaw Says ‘Spare Rod’ At All Times

Army Proves  Malik Is Liar   Korean Reds Using °50-Made Munitions

Suspicious Red Shipping Reported   Soviet Vessels  Move In Pacific

Secret Cargo Moving Into Vladivostok   Soviets Step Up Sea Activity In Troubled Area

Red Merchant Fleet Moving:   ‘Suspicious Increase’ Reported in Pacific

Poon Confusion ? ?  Soviet Move to Return to UN Is Galled a Peace Offensive

UN Speculating (n Russian Move  Observers See New Russian Peace Drive

Russians May Launch Peace Move In U.N.   Delegates To Be On Guard Against Attempts At Sabotaqe

UN DELEGATES SPECULATE ON SOVIET COURSE   Return To Coigicil May Signal Start Of Another  Peace Drive   MALIK TAKING OVER CHAIR NEXT TUESDAY

Speculate Russ Peace Offensive   UN Delegates Wary of Change In Attitude

Reds Next Move Sits Speculation  EN Dalesatec Firr   On Resisting Any Sabotaae Of Work  UN Dalegates Firm

MORE FAIR WEATHER   Top Marks Tomorrow in State May Reach 45 to 55 Degrees

NO RAIN PROSPECTS   Forecaster Predicts Little Change in Kansas Temperatures

Judges Call Grand Jury To Convene on June 14 In Idaho Agency Probe

Truman Charges Politics in NLRB Change Opposition   Meanwhile, Taft Predicts Bill Will Be Killed Today.

Taft Leading Battle Avers Bill Doomed   Truman Terme Board “Two-Headed Freak’; T-H Enters Argument

Surgery To Separate Twins Ends In Death  Infants Joined Together: As Rivahk Pte Afkeor

 12 Doctors Take Part in Rare and Delicate Action  Siamese Twins Die in Operatior

SIAMESE TWINS DIE DURING OPERATION   Leng And Complex Surgery Ex gaged In By 12 Decters In Capadian Meseiial

New Politica Crisis Looms In Britain  — wa   Attlee Moves To Nationalize Steel January L

British Labor Facing Crisis  After Move To Take Over Steel Industry

BRITAIN WOULD TAKE OVER STEEL FIRMS   Labor Government's Move Brings on Crisis That Could Resuit in Its Downfall

Many Mines Face Closing As Result Of Rail Walkout   Coal Industry Is First Te Feel Effects of Strike Of Railroad Firemen

UAL INLAY =LIGTTS  Page Electric Decorations Down town to Be Turned on   Tonight

Barber Shop Owners Can't Belong to Employes Union   Membership Denied Under WERB Ruling

Second GOP Candidate In Field   Gittinger, Former Mayor, To Oppose , Munshower For Part} Noaminatian

FirstG.O.P. Candidate For Mayor   Col, Munshower, Former City Executive And Alderman, Vet Of Two Wars. Announces Self

Both Severely Cut But Robber Is Held For Law   No. Salem, Ind., Is Scene: Girl With Bandit Ouizzed

Iwo B-29s Are Listed As Lost  One Is Shot Down; One Is Abandoned

Accused Doctor In Mercy Killing To Go On Trial   Physician Declares His Innocence Both Morally And Legally

Leads Congregation Of Which Dr. Sander Accused Of Mercy SlayingIs Member; 200 Jurors Called

Divine Intervention Asked For Dr. Sander   Pastor Seeks: Speedy. Ac: -quittal In Mercy Killing

Mercy Slaying Trial fo Open In Court Today   Physician Charged: With Murder in Death of Patient

New Hampshire Doctor’ s Speedy Acquittal Asked In Prayers Of Minister   Divine Intervention Requested For Mercy-Killing Performed On Woman Suffering From An Incurable Cancer Condition

Unofficial American Tactical Advice Given to Chinese   Veterans of U.S. Drive in Pacitic Outline Plans for Defense of Formosa

URGE JOHNING OF KAVAL AND AIR STRENGTH      Americuns:: Tokyo Convinced That ‘Strategic Big Island Can Ke Held if Island's Defenders Put Up Determined Fight and if U. 8. Supplies Nationalists with Ammunition, Oil and Equipment. .

PLAN FOR FOUR NIGHT SHOWS AT LAFAYETTE FAIR   Annual Event August 1-2-3-4; Add Junior Departments; Premiums $20,000

WIDEN TRACK FOR NIGHT SHOWS AT. LAFAYETTE FAIR   Annual Event August 1-2-3-4; Plan Four Night Shows. Premiums $20,000

Declares Farmers Get “Raw Deal”   Cooley Says Cotton Quota Law Is Not Carried Sut Proverly

Duty Call. To Special  Guard Units   Anti-Aircraft and Radar Outfits Are Chief Groups Getting Active Service Orders

CET MARCHING ORDERS      “Small, Non-Divisional National Guard Units Called to Duty

GET MARCHING ORDERS   ‘Small, Non-Divisional Nationa! Guard Units Called to Duty  a

Bugles Blow For  Some Guardsmen   Non-Divisional Units Are To Enter Federal Service About August 14

Units Of Guard Cailed By Army   Specialized Groups Receive Orders

National Guardsmen  Are Called  Thousands Affecte In Non-Divisional

11 Feared Dead As Ships Crash   Freighter Rams Fishing Vessel In Darkness

Mountain Lion Dogs Join Biq Hunt for Wild Leopard   Jungle Beast Believed to Be Hiding Near His Pit in Oklahoma Zoo

Koreans Dump Major Parties  Rhee Government To Face Difficult Test

CRIME PANEL MAY GET INCOME FILES   Truman Asks McGrath Opinion in- Move To Use Potent Weapon Against Gamblers

TRUMAN OPENS TAX RECORDS OF GAMBLERS   Senate Crime Probe Gets New Weapon For Inauiry

Refugees Show New Power in German Voting   Schleswig-Holstein Victory Paves Way For All-West Group

} Potential Political Strength Shown By Refugees In West German Election

‘ = g 7 : 7 e =  . 7 Refugees Flee Reds. Gain. New Power in Germany

Refugees From Communist East Reich Prove Cohesive Force In Sunday Vote

House Vote Cuts 970 Millions From Aid Funds   Point Four Plan Under Violent GOP Attack; Charge Red Influence

House Rallies Behind Truman   Full-Scale Mobilization Proposed; Partisan Squabbles Foraotten

House Leaders Asking For Full Mobilization: Urge Solid HT Support

House Members Back Truman's Crisis Requests   Some Leaders Feel Total Mobilization Should Be Effected

Solons Call On President To Mobilize  'y\. og ie ee 1 Fe of eee en   Total War Efforts  Asked In Congress   Requests Come As Members Rally Behind Call For Dollars, Men, Guns

SS     EXTRA COPIES ABE AVAILABLE Get Acquainted Week Is Launched by Bis Fdition

EXTRA COPIES ARE AVAILABLE Get Acquainted Week Is Launched by Big Edition

Tydings Says Ayer Should Refuse Post   Sen, Lodge Whe Sponsored GOP Official Replies

New Fight In Senate Committee   Tydings, Lodge Battle Over Naming Of Assistant Counsel

At Glenwood to Be 25 and 35 Cents, Not Lower Frices Erronesusly Given

SWIM PRICES ”   At Glenwood fo 8e 25 end 35 Cents, Not Lower Prices Ecraneousky Given

16th Infantry Returns To Omaha Beach Just Like Before -- Uninvited

Uninvited Guests-- «Arrive 2nd Time Time -Tide Cover Signs Of Omaha Beach Invasion

15 Uninvited Guests Again Take Look At Omaha Beach—Just 6 Years Latex

ONE MAN’S OPINION   By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

State Senate Refuses to Confirm Weigel; Police Board Placed on Probation

Senate Dismisses Weigel as Head Of Civil Service   State Lawmakers Alsc Place Police Merit Board on ‘Probation'

SOUTH HAVEN MAN DROWNED   Dock Worker Knocked Off _ Pier, While Unloading Swedish Vessel

Mishap Kills South Haven Dock Worker   ' Drowns After ‘Bale Knocks ‘Him Thi River

37 Texans Die Violently Over Holiday Weekend   A&M College Professor Among Dead

Peace Is Headline Newsmen Crave  Most of Them Would Rather Have That Story Than Any Other

Floods Menace Tennessee and Arkansas Areas      10,000 Driven From Homes as Mississippi Rises

Big Snow Pack Dissolves Under Heavy Rainfall  Water Drives 10,000 Out of Homes in A, ga of

Floods Threaten Southern States   River Breaches Tennessee Levees

Vishinsky Blasts Acheson's Charge That Russia Is Annexing Provinces   Floods Strike Arkansas. Tennessee, Northwest.

Man Is Critically Injured By Saw   Resident of Titusville Area Has Chest Cavity Slashed by Circular Sav

Britain Won't Nationalize More Industry  Attlee Is Reported fo Have Convinced

Britain Won t Nationalize More Industry   Attlee Is Reported to Have Convinced Party Not to Do So

REPORT CHINESE RED LEADER SEEKING ARMS F-OR-INVASION.      Tibet And Burma Reportedly On Mao’s War Map

Stat Ban On Union Closed Shops Sought   Bills Also Would Curb Mass Picketing and Secondary Strikes

United States May Arm North Atlantic Allies With Atom Bombs   Military Authorities Still _ Far From A Recommendation

Prefatory Discussion Underway   Advocates Seek Cheay Fast Way to Arm Allie In Western Europe -

Plan to Arm Pact Allies Considered   Proposal Almost Certain to Meet Strong Opposition

5. PONDERS IDEA OF ARMING ALLIES WITH ATOM BOMBS   [Discussions By Military Offtcials Still In Prekminary Stags

Military Heads Probe Argument From Ail Sides   Advocates Claim Pact Nations Must Be Ready In 2 Years

U.S. Studies A-Bomb Gift   Allies May Receive Supply of Missiles

U.S. Military Officials Consider Placing Atomic Bombs With Allies:

Move On To Put A-Bombs Withir Reach Of Allies  Opposition To Idea Expected To Erupt Amana Conarecemen

U.S. Considers Sharing A-Bombs  Military Arguments Developing on Idea Of Allied ‘Arsenal’

U, $. MAY GIVE Basie Te AUS   Miliary Ofiiciais  Triscuss Sharing Atomic Weapon With Europeans Making United Defense Against o—

Military Weigh: A-Bomb Idea to Confront Russia  Weapons Placed In Allies’ Reach Basis of Idea

U.S. Studies Atom Bomb: For Allies  Would Bulwark Defenses Before DRavecia Te PD aadc-

U. S. Defense Leaders Ponder Giving A-Bombs To West Europe Allies   Initial Congressional Reaction To Idea No Overly Enthusiastic; New Idea Is To Use Small Bombs To Replace Ground Forces

Military Officials Consider Arming North Atlantic Allies With A-Bomhs

Consider Arming Western Allies With Atom Bombs   Military Develops Arguments for and Against Plans

IU. S. Military Officials Study Arming of European Allies With Atomic Bor

U.S, Chiefs  Might Share Atomic Bomb With Others  Niareh Atlantian Dant   North Atlantie Pact Nations May Receive Additional Defenses

_Atom-Arming of West Europe Considered—  Plan to Share A-Bombs With Allies Discussed

STUDY PLAN TO ARM U. S. ALLIES WITH A-BOMB   Claim Job Must Be Done in Two Years to Meet Russian Threat.

A-Bomb May Be Used By U. 5. Allied Nations  North Atlantic Pact   North Atlantic Pact Group May Get Secret Weapons

Military Men Urge Speed To Defend Europe   Russia To Be Ready In About 2 Years

U. S. Military Chiefs Considering Whether This Country Should Arm North Atlantic Allies With Bombs

A-Bomb Supplies For Allies Urged  Officials Consider Arming of Europe

Downey Leaves Senaforial Race Boddy to Run  Will Rogers, Jr. To Take Stump For Publisher

Wallace Denies Leakage of State  Secrets to Nazis   Admiral Leahy’s Statemen Is Refuted by Former Vice President

DOCK WORKER! REFUSE 10 UNLOAD SHIP   Polish. Liner Batory Allowed to Dock at ‘New York Pier After Six Hour Cheek by Customs Officials.

LONGSHOREMEN WON'T UNLOAD SHIP ON WHICH EISLER FLED   Federal Men Made Close Inspection Of Liner Batory

New York Longshoremen Refuse To Handle Cargo Of Russian Satellite Ship Batory

Se A oe FEW ATTEND COMMUNIST MEETING   Red March On Tokyo Fades Out Like Damo Firecracker

‘Tokyo March Becomes Just Shuffle — .   Red-Called General Strike Is Declared ‘a Fizzle’

Communist ‘March’  On Tokyo Is Fizzle   And Nation-Wide General Strike Called by Reds Also Thwarted .

Twenty-Five Thousand Police Alerted To Ban Mass Demonstrations; ‘General Strike’ Called Fizzle By Labor Ministry

BLAST STARTS FIRE    Liberal Drug Store Damaged by Roaring Flames

Gls, Marines Hit Invaders At Changnyong   Communisis Bounce Back After Plastering Re Alive Parce

MARINES, ARMY LAUNCH DRIVE AT CHANGNYONG   Offensive Develops Strong Opposition From  Communists   ISOLATED YONGDOK TROOPS EVACUATED

Marines Pulled Back 27 Miles From Chinju For Attack Near Changnyong

Reds Breach Line lo North Of Waegwan   American Marines, Infantry Attack Bulge East of Naktong in Changnyong Sector; Results of Bombing Raid Uncertain

Enemy Forces Cross Naktong  After Big Raid   Strong Opposition fs Developing Against New U.S. Offensive

American Offensive Hits Snag   Communist Drive Launch_ ed Where U. S. Planes Staged Bombina

Assault Led By Maj., Gen., EmmettO’ Donnell With 98 Superforts Over The Waegwan Front;May Have HaltedReds

Objective Is To Eliminate Bridgehead   Seek to Reduce Threat to Taegu by Enemy Force East of Naktong River; Effects of Aerial Blasting Unknown.

U.S. Moves Offensive  Along Line   American Offense Runs Into Strong Opposition Force

Bombed Reds Cross River; Yanks Onen New Offensive   [Reds Make Unopposed Crossings

Yanks Launch Drive Against Enemy Bulge   Reds Cross River In Bomb-Hit Area

Communists Ford River In Waegwan Area; Patrols Checking Damage Repulsed

Yanks’ Infantry, Marines Launch Drive at Bulge   North Koreans Crossing Where U. S. Made Greatest Air Blow

Marines Begin  Drive as Enemy  CrossesNaktong 27-Mile Retreat  In Chinju Sector Ciret Ranartad

U. 5. Army Infantry and Marines Launch Offensive to South Against Communists’ Bulge East of River Near Changnyong

N. Koreans Cross River To North  Of Waegwan   Make New Move As Yanks Launch New Offensive Near Chanenvone

U.S. Administers ‘Hell ofa Licking” fo-a Red Division      Twin Enemy Thrusts _Halted by Defenders; - City Populace Leaves

Crack \.Korean Division Given ‘Hellot Licking  General Says   South Koreans Evacuate City to Establish New Capital

42,000 IN 2 ATTACKS ON CAPITAL   Allied Troops Hurl Red Koreans Back, But Half Million Civilians Are Evacuated.   WHIP COMMUNISTS _ NEAR CHANGNYONG   Reds Retreat Across River, Take What American General Calls “Hell of a Licking.”

CRACK ENEMY UNIT GIVEN “LICKING”   Communist Troops Chased Back Over Naktong  AARAAIARA   Strafe And Bomb Escaping Invaders: Allies Gain All Along Line

Push 42,000 Reds Away From Taesu   Gen. Church Says Crack North Korean Division Given ‘Hell Of Licking’ By U. S. Marines And Iinfantrymen

TROOPS AND TANKS STALL REDS   Americans Roll Back Some 12,000 Enemy Infantrymen In Naktong River ” Bulge; Phang and Kigye Recaptured By South Koreans

Blazing Counterattack Chalks Up UN Gains   Civilians Evacuate City

Marines, Infantry Demolish Division Near Changnyong   Enemy's Thrusts At Vital City End In Sharp Defeat

Defenders Stop Two Red Thrusts   Crack Enemy Division Mauled South of Provisional Capital

Northerners Get Licking Near River   Adyance on Capital Halted 12 Miles Above City by Allies

U.S. Marines and Infantrymen Gave the Reds a Sound “Licking”   men Wave tne neds a Sound “Licking”  12 MILES FROM CITY Allies Regain Half of All the Ground Lost North  of Capital —

Allied Troops, Tanks Stem Taegu Attacks;  Civilians Evacuated   Red Fourth Division Took ‘Hell of a Licking,’ Gen. Church Says; 42,000 of Invaders Are Held From Gains

Crack Division Whipped by U. 5. Soldiers   Threatened City Has Been Turned Into Steel Fortress

Enemy Bulge At Changnyong Is Destroyed   Infantry-Marine Attack Sends Reds Fleeing In Panic Back Across Naktona

Troops, Tanks, -: Artillery and Bombs in Action   . City Itself Steel Rimmed Fortress

U.S. Marines, Infantrymen Give North Koreans a Bad Beating   Assault by 30,000 Commies Stopped 12 Miles North of Taegu and Allies Lunge With Blazing Counterattack; Temporary Capital Again Moved.

Yanks Give Enemy Hell Of a Licking   Civilians Flee City; Government Moves Its Capital

Counterattacks By Allied Forces Drive Foe Back   South Korea Capital Cleared of Civilians As Safety Measure

One Crack Division Is Mutilated   Attacks by 30,000 North Koreans Are Halted Near Taegu

Enemy Takes ‘Hell of Licking’ Says Gen. Church; CounterAttack Stops Red Drive.  RETREAT IN PANIC AT CHANGNYONG

Reds Given “Licking as 2 Thrusts Stopped   General Church Jubilant About Victory Over 42,000; South Koreans Stop Enemy 12 Miles North of City

Crack Commie Division Is Given Licking   Half Million Refugees Are Leaving City

Yanks Drub Division at Bridgehead   Reds Blocked North of City; South Koreans Recapture Pohang.

Gain on Other Fronts in Biggest Day's Winnings of Korean War   Crack Enemy Division Defeated on Chongnyong Bulge, With Many Retreating Across Naktong: Drive From North Stalled- Pohang Recaptured

Allies Launch Blazing Counterattack After Stopping Reds 12 Miles North Of City: South Koreans Take Pohang

Cc rack Korean Division Gets ‘Hell of Licking      Threatened City Turned Into Mass Fortress Now

South Koreans Stop Foe North Of Periled City   Enemy Division Given ‘Hell of a Licking’ By Marines and Gls

Reds Flee Hard Push, Drop Arms   Fwo South Korean Units - Stall 30,000 North of Taegu; General Is Jubilant   Flight Deseribed   Observer ‘Says ‘Gooks’ ‘Ran in Heher-Skelter Way

Crack Commies Given Hell Of Licking’   Taegu Becomes UN Fortress—Allies Recupture Pohana

Attack By Crack Enemy Division Hits Brick Wall   500,000 Refugees And Government Flee Besieged City

Turn Two Red Drives From Vital Taequ   General Church Says Foe ‘Took Hell Of A Beating’

Marines And Gl's Deal Out To Foe ‘Hell Of Licking   Taegu Evacuated A$ Ring Of Defense Is Closed About City

 Marines, Army Defeat Crack  Commie Gr oup   Taegu Turned Into Steel-rimmed Fort

Tanks, Planes and Artillery Halt 2 Drives   Yank Troops Advance in Changnyong Area; Whip Crack Division

Order Evacuation Of Over 500,000 From Battle City   Big Red Forces Stopped by Yanks And South Koreans

Crack Communist Division Takes ‘Hell Of A Licking?’  Savs U.S. General Church :

U.S. Marines, Infantry Score Double Victory, Loosen Pincers Squeeze; a Pohang, Coast Port, Base Re-taken

42,000 REEL ‘ACK AT THO ~ ATTACK AREAL   Yanks and South Koreans ir Biggest Day’s Winning of the War.

42,000 Attackers Falter Under Battering Attack By Combined U. S. Forces

Allied Treops, Tanks, Artillery and Air Bombs Give Foe ‘Hell of Licking;’ Scattered Force Reported Leaving Weapons and Trying to Flee Across River

Enemy Fleeing In Panic; Guns Left On Field:  Marines And GI's Throw Everything At Dazed Gook« 

City Ordered Evacuated For Safety Reasons   Land and Air Forces Team Up to Stop Red Drive on Capital City

Half Million Citizens Ordered Out Of Taegu; Enemy Beaten 12 Miles North Of City And At Chanenvong Bulge

City Becomes Steel-Rimmed Foriress as South Korean Government Moves; 500.000 Civilians Are Ordered Oul.

PACT POWERS TO BENEFIT  $900 Million Now Ready  For Reléase For Defense

President Will Release Millions For Pact Defense   Nine Hundred Million Dollars For Atlantic Pact Powers To Be Provided   EIGHT NATIONS TO GET BENEFIT

Teams Of Rescue Workers Try For Six Hours To Revive rim  Residents Of Town Find It Hard To Believe That Big Lineman Dead From Electric Shock

Citizens Refuse To Believe Their  Most Popular Man Is Really Dead

Town Takes Over Six Hours . To Concede Death Of Most Popular Citizen In Mishap

* LINKS BRIDGES TO RED PART!   One-Time Communist Editor Called To Stand

FINAL RITES FOR WALKER ON TUESDAY    Bouty of Lt. Gen, Walton H. Walk er, -Hilled In Jeap Accident In  Korea, Will Reach Washington  Tonight,

ANGERED WIFE KILLS HUSBAND   Fires Five Shots at Mate As He Lay in Bed

Racine Man Is Slain By Mate Today   Wife Sought Divorce Just A Few Hours Before; “Jealousy” Caused Trouble

Tetal Over 3 Million Franklin D. Roosevelt Letters -Opened to World

SURPLUS FOOD SALE OPPOSEL   Farm Bureau Says Government Stocks Should Be  Conserved

ROCKY CRAG FEARED TO BE HOLDING SHIP   Today's Operation, Engaging 17 sand 5,000 Men, Billed as “Rehearsal! for Major = Effort Thursday.

Fear Rocky Crag Pierces  Big Mo's Shell   2-Hour Effort Fails To Free Ship; New Try Set Wednesday

Hershey to Give Ideas on Draft Revision   Selective Service Boss Before House Committee Today

Lie Program To Get Belt From Soviet   Reds Likely to Leave “Backward Areas” Conference.

Move Is Seen Likely In Conference —  On Technical Aid To Backward Areas

Lie Program May Be Hit By Soviets’ Walking Out   Technical Aid Plan Session Tomorrow  Needs Cocperation

New Russian Walkout Seen  Trygve Lie’s Peace Plan To Get New Jolt

Charge Reds Lied In Reporting All Prisoners Freed   Challenge Is Issued Moscow By Western Powers For On-the-Scene Check

3 POWERS CHARGE THAT RUSSIA LIED ABOUT PRISUNER?   U.S., France and Britain Unwilling to Accept Report All but 13,546 Germans Have Been Freed.   CHALLENGE MOSCOW TO PERMIT INQUIRY   American Note Accuses So viet Union of Showing Disregard for Fundamental Human Rights.

Brannan Blasts McCarthy Probe   Methods Un-American Democrats Are Told

Russia Blasted By Big Verbal Denunciation  Truman Sponsors Statement Of US

Top U.S. Task Is to Survive as Free Nation, Policy Statement Asserts

Iruman Sponsors Booklet On Aims  Of Reds And U.S.  Refuses Two-Way Pact With Nation Hunary For Power

Statement Explains U.S. Policy   Sponsored by Truman: Calls the Reds “Powe Hungry.”

Soviel Russia Denounced As Power Hungry   President Sponsors State ment Issued By ‘State Department

US. Aims Fire At Red Terror   Troman-fnspired Charges Borond Russian Motives

Truman Outlines U.S. Foreign Policies In Denouncing Russian:   100-Page Statement Says Soviets Are Hungry For Power and Bent on Using ‘‘Force  And Terror” to Attain Ends

Truman Backs Book Telling Why We Fight   Says Nation Faces Plain And Brutal Survival Problem

U.S. Airmen Knock Out 85 Red Vehicles   South Koreans 50 Miles  In Foe’s Territory Tiltimatum Tenored

Reds Ignore Surrender Ultimatum  Light Bombers Keep Watch Over Massing Calumne

Defense JAinistry Calls for Battle in Capital Streets With Citizens Aiding; U. S. Aid Called "Too Little and Too Late.”

Midwest Gets Relief From Winter Blast   Snow and Cold Fade, But Many Areas Are Battling Huge Drifts

WEATHER CLEARS. IN THE MIDWES}      Fear New Flood Damage In Central California

Cold Eases Grip in the Midwest   Snow Is Over After Week of Storms.

IDENTIFY YALE : GRAD AS KILLER   Slayer ‘of Psychiatrist Seized in New England

HOLD SUSPECT IN TEACHER'S DEATH   YALE GRADUATE IS IDENTIFIED BY WIFE OF SLAIN PROFESSOR

Yale Graduate Held In Murder   Youth Is Held In Phvysician’s Slaving

Divinity Grad Held in Slaying   Yale Psychiatrist Is Shot at His Door: Wife Wounded

Kills Noted _ »Psychiatrist   Yale Graduate Identified As Killer Of Dr. Lewis Thorne, 43

Yale Graduate, 27. Held in Slaying Of Psychiatrist, 47   New Haven Man 1k Identified by Wife of Victim; She Te Wounded

Graduate Held After Killing  Noted Psychiatrist, Dr. Lewis Thorne Victim

Yale Psychiatrist Is Fatally Shot   Wife is Critically Wounded; Graduate Seized by Police.

identify Slayer o Yale Professor   Graduate of Divinity School Apprehended

Yale Graduate Seized In Professor Slaying   Police Discover No Motive In Shooting Of Psychiatrist Aud Woundinge Of Wife

Telephone Lines Are Damaged By Ice Storm  Service Into Camden Curtailed By Blizzard Today 

Telephone Lines  Are Damaged By Ice Storm  Service Into Camden Curtailed By   Service Into Camden Curtailed By Blizzard Today

Suggests Ten Pct. Tax Hike   Senator's Proposal Is To Finance War

Spring Takes Awful Beating   Simple, Says Weather men; We're Just Paving for January.

Frigid from East To Plains States; Mercury Below Zero In Grand Forks. N. D.

Spring Takes Awful Beating   April Showers Come Down In Form Of Snow In -—Sectione 

“Portents of Spiritual Revolution” Baptist Seminary Students Joinin 7-Hour Revival

Heavy Blows Struck by Allied Planes   Australian, Yank Craft Find Weather to Likina

U.S. Infantry Pushing Last _ Miles to Border   May Reach Manchuria by Tonight: Reds Setting Up Defense Line Below Suiho Hydroelectric Project.

Pr obing Patrols Find New Signs Of Red Defense 43 Miles Below Big SuihoDam

Americans Gain Against Light Red Resistance   Enemy Appears to Be Digging Defense Line In Northwestern Korea

Ohio to Look Into ‘Court of Last Resort’   Group’s Intervention Won 11th Hour Reprieve for Doomed Cleveland Killer

Says Situation In Far East Is Explosive   Gen. MacArthur Talks Of Peace But Does Not Minimize Chance of War

War Must Go Or Mankind Will Go, MacArthur Tells U. S. News Editor  Situation In Orient “Explosive” But Adds at “Peace Is Very Possible. It Is . Essential.”

Truman's Call for More Liberal Federal Loans Collides With Plea To End Government Lending

Taft Counters Truman's Call For Easy Loans   Ohio Senator Says Lending Business Is Not For Government

Truman's Loan. Program Bumps into Opposition   Government Ought to Get Out of Lending Business—Tatt

Taft Urges End Of Federal Loans  Opposes Truman’s Credit Proposals

New Gains Of 8 To 10 Miles Are Reported   Heavy Communist Resistance Cracked In Day’s Advance

LONG-ADVANCES AFTER: TROOPS SHATTER LINE.   Reports Still Heard Chinese Soldiers With North Koreans

CHINA AID STILL DOUBTED  UN Forces Gather Final Power For Border Grab

Resistance In NorthwestPart Of Korea Slows   Birtish Brigade Breaks Through In Eight-Mile Advance

Britain To Put Far East Fleet On War Basis  Part Of Small Force Already Placed In MacArthur’s Hands

Lillian Reese, Theo. Ripperger Wed Jan. 15   At Bethany Lutheran Church in Laurens

Economic Aid To Southeast Asia Planned   U.S. Diplomats Aitend Conference in Thailand   Told Moscow Sponsored Ho Chin-Minn Will be  Victorious in Indochina.

Seek Aid Funds  To Support Asia  In War On Reds   Foil German Murder Plot; New Moves Made For Contral. Of A- Weapon

NET TIGHTENED AROUND REDS FLEEING NORTH   Ground Forces Make Contact With U. S. Paratrooners

More Chutists Jump In North To Bar Flight   Hundreds Of Enemy Dead, Red Tanks Smashed Along Roads

Second Mass Jump Is Made By Americans  Little Opposition Is Being Met By Allied Forces Now

GOP. Dixie Bloc Claim Vote Edge  Coalition Poi mnie ing ‘or Solid Control

GOP Southern Group Claims 45 Vote Edge   Anti-Administratior Forces To Contro. Congress Easily

GOP-Dixiecraf Bloc Expects to ‘Run Congress   Coalition Contends It Has 45 Vote Working Majority for House

Coalition Claims 45  House Votes   Republican-Southern Democrat Union Has Working Majority in Next Congress   Added Streneth   Dixie Senators Moving to Take Advantage of North Elections

COALITION TO RULE CONGRESS   Republicans And Suothern Democrats Claim 45-Vote Maiority   BACKING M’FARLAND

Coalition May Control House Next Session  Southern Democrats Danl- hdnVavianand Wax

House Coalition Claims 45 Votes For Domination   Dixie Lawmakers Will Make New Strength Work For Them

GOP-Southern Democrat Coalition Claims 45-Vote Majority In House

McFarland Favored as Majority Leader  South Dems and Bolstered GOP Count 45 Vote Edge in Coalition

GOP- Southern Union Claims 45-Vote Margin   Dixie Bloc Is Reported Br-“#=q Mac Farland for Maioritv Leader

GOP-Dixie Dem Coalition To Muster Majority In House Senate Lines Up With McFarland

jeu Some 40 Votes ~  ‘GOP-Southern Democrats Claim ‘Majority Coalition In Congress

i Spokesman Says Coalition In  Congress Will Have Working Majority of Over 45 Votes

GOP-Southern Democrat Coalition In Position To Dominate New Congress

GOP-Southern Democratic Coalition Claims Working Majority of 45 Votes

GOP - SOUTHERN BLOC WILL RULE NEXT CONGRESS   Strong Coalition Is Expected To Hold Tight Rein And Decide Close Decision  At Capitol.

 McFarland May Be Senate’s New Majority Leader  GOP-Dixie Coalition to Boast Working Majority of 45 Votes

GOP, Southern Bloc In House Gets Majority   Claims 45 Votes; South Demos Back McFarland For Majority Leader

Coalition Claimed by GOP-South   By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST and JACK BELL

WRECKAGE OF B-25 FOUND NEAR ELKINS   Plane Went Down In Forest OF  Waet Virainin «

Streamliner Stalled by Engine Fire   200 Passengers Remain Calm During Ordeal

Keep Calm uring Wild Train Ride    Fire in Streamliner  Disables Engine; Only Two Suffer. Injuries   In Backward Trip

Seek to Drop” Byrd's Grout   Senator Lucas Throws Ad ministration's Weight Be hind -Move Launched.

BYRD GROUP END BACKED BY LUCAS   Ne ee ee ee:     Non- Essential Spending Unit Held Duplicated In Reorganization

LUCAS SUPPORTS MOVE TO SCUTTLE BYRD COMMITTEE  7   SEEKS TO ABOLISH GROUP WORKING ON FEDERAL ECONOMY

Shipkov Enters Plea of Guilty   Bulgarian Who Wrote Expose of Soviet Methods in Court.

Tank Column Stabs Into Edge Of Capital City   Invaders Demand Surrender As Defeat Looms For Southern Forces; U. S. Embassy Burns Papers

Southern Troops’ Morale Wilts Before North’s Armor; U. S. Aid Is Being Speeded; Red Planes Strafe City

Surrender Posed  By Invasion Chiel   Counterattack Crumbles After Two Days’ Fighting: Repnublic’s Defeat Looms

Capital Seoul Threatened by Tank —_—  a “ese ‘neces of ~—   Evidences of Total Defeat of Southern Forces Seen—Morale Reported at Low Ebh

Column of Tanks Stabs Into Seoul's Outskirts   Bad Morale May Lead To Quick Defeat Of Southern Forces

Surrender Demand Made  By Communist General   U. S. EMBASSY   Burns Important Secret Documents; Resistance Collapses In South

North Korea Pushes Aside South Troops  MacArthur Readies ._Mustangs To Aid Menaced Republic

COMMIE- TRAINED FORCES DEMAND FOES SURRENDER   Defeat of Southern Armies Through Bad Morale Feared By Observers; Reds’ Heavy Tanks and Artillery Lead Determined Push To Capital.

Prospects of Total Defeat Due To Bad Morale Indicated   U.S. Embassy Burning Importan Papers; Heavy Tanks Push Seow Defenders Aside

U.S. Burns Its Papers At Embass\   Four Northern Planes Strafe Streets, Cause Grave Fearsin Korea's Southern Gapital  Situation I s Bad   South Troops Reported in Dire Peril Along Boundary

Troops Of South Are Unable To Half Invaders   Little Resistance Reported As Armies Reach Capital City

Commie Tanks To Edge of Seoul   Southern Divisions Crumble Before Driving Forces From North in V alley  Above Capital, But Hold Elsewhere: U.S. Embassy Burns Private Papers

Troops At Uijongbu Collapse Before R ack ed Force Supported By Tanks And Arti. ~ lery; U. S. Burna Papers Ph

Red Tanks Reach Outskirts Of Capital And Broadcast Demanding Surrender Made

Invading North Koreans Stab Within Outskirts of South Korean Capital, Seoul

Communists Demand South Korea Surrender As Tank-Headed Column Moves Into Canifal

Northern Advance Reported Invading Suburbs of Capital   Prospects of Total Defeat Of Southern Forces Seen; Low Morale of Troops Cited

Surrender of Capital City  Demanded   Resisiance of Southern Korean Defenders Falls Apart Before Drive of Tnvaders Fron: North

Communists Ask Surrender Of  Southern Forces   South Resistance Collapses; U.S. Embassy Destroys All Secret Documents in Bonfire

Invaders Stab Tank Column to Edge of Southern Capital; Broadcast Demand for Surrender.   PROSPECTS FOR TOTAL DEFEAT IN EVIDENCE

Counte r-Attac K   Morale of U.S.-Trained Troops Falls Under Battering from North

Hungry Rats Swarm Into West Virginia City Afier Garbage Collectors Strike

Senate Body Goes Deeper Into Charge Of Red. Plot   Two New Witnesses Will Speak Today  In Lattimore Case

Police Profess No Clues To America’s Greatest  Robbery--Million In Cash

'UN Forces Outnumbered By 3 Tol   ‘Ghost City’ ls Evacuated Third Time In 3 Weeks

Commies Cut Main Highway City Eneircled      First Brilish Troops Arrive in Korea; More on Way

Communist Troops Attack From ‘Both North and West; Population of Wrecked City Again Evacuated   BRITISH TROOPS ARRIVE IN KORBA

North Koreans Given Until 4 P.M. Today ToCompletely Capture City

Block Main Road  Out Of Port City; Refugees Line Up: Along Water Fron#

Defenders Are US. Invi Outnumbered Checkup Three to One ‘China C

Big Allied Port City being Encircled By Communists; iret British Units Arrive

Red General Ordered To Win Or Die   Northern Front Fiames Into Action

Roadblock Cuts Main Road into Interior, Taegu   South Koreans Battling Only Mile from City

KEY COAST CITY BEING ENCIRCLED BY ENEMY FORCES   North Korean Commander Has Orders To Take Town Or Be Killed; Resid ents Evacuated For Third Time In Three W eeks.

Reds Shut Trap On Two-Thirds Of Major Port   Allied Forces, Qutnumbered Three To One. Fighting Desperately To Stave Off Red Encirclement Of City; Whole 40-Mile Front Flames Into Action

Two Thirds Of City. Enclosed By North Korean Communists   Reds Ordered To Take Port or Die

Allies There Facing Odds Of 3 To One   Red General Reportedly Under ‘Take Port Or Die’ Orders From Army

Allied Force Outnumbered Three to One   Infantrymen Are Desperately Trying to Reopen Highway

Attacking General Must Take City Today Or Die, Prisoner Reveals,

Commie Troops Cut Behind U.N Lines at Pohang  B Gls Battle to Break

Northern Front Flames Into Action AsC ity’s Population Moves Out

Main Highway West of Port City Blocked ©   Enemy Ordered To Take Port ~. Red P WM _-Ny Nie

MIALIK WAS IONDERSTOOD   Truman Pledges U. S. To Aid Free Peoples

Employment Programs Cut Roster of Idle   States, Municipal Units Throughout Nation Co-operate

Draft Signs First Group Of Doctors   Defense Department Hopes For List Of 5.000 Eligible Men

DOCTORS WILL REGISTER TODAY   Defense Department Hopes For Pool Of 5,000 To 10,000 Men

Doctors And Dentists Are Registered   Hope To Get Enough Men From Poo! Of 5,000 To 10,000; Others At Later Date

Pool Of Doctors, Dentists Lined Up In Registration   Draft Heads Foresee 5,000 To 10,000 To Meet Immediate Need

Medics Register For Draft Today   1,522 Doctors Face Induc. tion By Late January

Medics Register For Draft Today  Will Induct 1,522 Before February

Doctors Start Registering for The Draft Today   Provides a Pool From Which 1,522 Will Be Inducted by February

Telephone Strike Anytime After Jan. 15 Threatens   Company and Union Both Fail to Budge  On Contract Terms

Reds May Have New Plan To Seize Control Of Berlin  Diplomats Feel Demilitarization Appea Only Smoke Screen To Bigger Things

ARE GREATLY QUTNUMBERED   MacArthur Reviews Problems Posed by Communists’ Entry  In Conflict.  PITT RTIN

UN Planes Bomb British Troops; At Least 60 Die  Pilots Mix Signals,   Pilots Mix Signals, Attack Unit Battling Heavy Enemy Force

Chiang Maps New Strikes Against Reds   Nationalists Sink Communist Junks

Heckling Students af Rolla Face School Discipline   Politician’s Speech Is Interrupted by Callecea Damonarctors

BillionsMore In Marshall Aid Wanted By Europe   Economy-Minded Congress To Say  How Much Figure Mav Be Trimmed

EUROPE ASKS FIVE BILLIONS IN U: 8. AID FOR 1930-01   Estimates of -Its Require ments to Hold Line Against Communism Are Before Congress.   HEARINGS SCHEDULED TO START FEBRUARY 21   Lawmakers Wil! Decide How Much She Gets—$8,257, 000,000 Poured In  1  to Date.

Europe Asks $4.7 Billion Further Aid:   Congress Is Handed Two-Year Estimate For Marshall Plan; Economies Forecast

Marshall Lands Seek $5 Billion Next Two Years   Funds Asked to Hold Line Against Conumunism Iu West Furopve

-Relie: f Arens Surveyed  Western Europe Asks $5 Billion More in Marshall Plan Funds

Western Europe Wants Another 5 Billion Aid   Congress Will Study Marshall Plan Data Before Voting Funds

Western Europe Asks 5 Billions   Congress to Study Re port Before Voting: on Requests.

$4.7. to $5 Billion In New Aid Sought By Western Europe   Member Areas Say Sum. Needed To Hold Line Against Reds Over Two Year Period; $3 ‘Billion Seen Necessary In 1950-1951 -

Indiana Doctor Is Killed in West Case Is Studied   Dr. Edward Muntzer, Former Vincennes Man, Found Slain at San Francisco.

‘Court of Last Resort’ Probes Death Penalty  And Capital Killing

Warden Doubts Bailey i is Guilty In Slaying of Mrs. Rosina Fazio

His Fault, Says Big Mo Skipper   *! And ! Alone Bear Responsibility’

‘Mighty Mo's’ Captain Takes All The Blame   Naval Officer Says ‘I Alone Bear Re. sponsibility’

“Mighty Mo's” Skipper Takes All the Blame   Brown Reverses Defense Tactics in Probe of Grounding

Big Mo Skipper Assumes Blame For Grounding  Tells Naval Court He   Tells Naval Court He Alone Bears the Full Responsibility

‘Mo’ Skipper Takes Blame For Mishap   Navy Captain Of Battleship Says He’s Responsible For Grounding

‘My Fault’ Skipper Of ‘Big Mo’ Says   Capt. Brown Declares He Alone Bears Sole Responsibility For Ship’s Grounding

Captain Takes All Blame For are uy  “i ‘ious 2 sai "Tac: ca On Stand.

“BIG MO” SKIPPER TAKES ALL BLAME   Capt. Brown Confesses “My Responsibility’.

MASTER OF BIG MO TAKES BLAME   Captain Brown Reverse:  - Himself at Tuesday Trial

Mos Captain ‘Takes Blame  For Grounding   Failed in Responsibil. ity, Brown Tells Nav. al Court of Inquiry

GOVERNMENT ASKS DEFENSE STEPS IN TARGET AREAS   Officials, Say No Time Should Be Lost by Communities in Setting Up Health Services.   WARNS OF POSSIBLE GERM OR GAS ATTACK   Worst Disaster to Meet, It Says. Would Be A-Bomb Raids on Crowded Metropolitan Cities.

 ye , ; : Key Areas Urged to Prepare to Care for Attack Casualties  Civil Defense Health Services Proposed

Key Cities Advised To Prepare: To Handle Myriad of Casualties In Event of Atom Bomb Attack

 “Critical Target Areas’’ (‘Subject To A-Bomb, Germ  Warfare, Nerve Gas Attacks   Government Advises Civil Defense Health Services To Prepare For Treatment Of Thousands Of Living Casualties In Event Of War

Critical Target Areas Urged To Start Setting Up Defense Health Plans   Mojor Industrial Communities With Large Popula: tions Most Likely To Be Bombed — Public Worned Of Possible Germ Warfare Attack

‘Health § Service Defenses In Target Areas ‘Urged To Combat A-Bombs, Germs And Gas

Importance of Health Services Stressed by Govt.   “Critical” Places Told to Prepare for A Bombs, Germs and “Nerve Gas” Attacks; No “Magical” Formulas.

U.S. Target Areas Told to Expect — A_Rambh. Nerve-Gas, Germ Attacks

US Communities Urged To Prepare For A-Bombing  Government Asks Speedy Action In Key Areas

MacArthur Throws His Enfire Air Force {At Head of Communist Fest Soldiers   Supertorts, Jets, Other Planes in Effort Te Ston "Ail Out" Red Offensive

Entire Air Force Is Thrown Into Fight   Fighters And Bombers Make ‘Solid Air Umbrella’ Over Battlersround

Entire Allied Air Force Hurls Death on Reds: Solid Umbrella Covers Battle   Truman Will Use Controls;. $50 Billion Seen for Defense

ARMY STREAMLINES TRAINING PROGRAM   Arcelerated Instruction Glven to Ready Men for Battle tn Shortest Possible Time.

New Stream-Lined Training Program   Korean War Veterans Spark Plans To Ready Soldiers For Battlefront Service

Stream Lined Training For New Soldiers      Sparked By Korean War Veterans For Battlefront Action

Lough, Tough:  New Army Training Produce:   Topflight GI In Short Time

CBS COLOR TV GETS U.S. COURT NOD   But Broadcast Start Is Held Up Until April

CBS Color TV Upheld: Use Blocked   Tribunal Backs Govt Approval, Extends Restraint Edict.

CBS Color TV Wins 1st Round In Court Battle   NEW YORK— (U.P) —Radioc Corporation of America said it will take the color television controversy to the United States Supreme Court.

Court Rules Ih Favor Of. CBS System   Government: Approval -Of CBS Color  System. ‘Is Upheld But Commercial Use:ls Prohibited nll

Federal Judges Favor CBS Color TV, lLeave Final Ruling to High Court

Start Of Color TV Is Delayed   Court Rules In Favor Of C.B.S. Against R.C.A.

COLUMBIA T-V COLOR SYSTEM UPHELD, BUT NOT TO BE SHOWN UNTIL U. S. SUPREME COURT ACTS

CBS Wins Color TV Court Test  Three Federal Judge Give OK; Start Delayed

CBS Color TV Wins in Court   3-Judge Federal Court Rules In Favor of CBS

Tornado. Struck Veterans toes  ia at  24 BUILDINGS DAMAGED At Least One Person Injured T High

Only Four Houses In Project At Foriter Air. Base Escape: 30 Hurt

Vet Housing District Is Damaced   All but 4 of 28 Houses In Great Bend, Kan., Area Damaged; Other Persons Are Iniured

Storm Injures 30 At ¥eterans Centet Near Great Bend funnel Hits Center of  Housi ing Project ot venane beomw Aly Baca

State Coal Operator Secretary Hits ‘Ineptitude’ Of Justice Department

UMW’s Acquittat Draws Op’s Fire  Industry Spokesman Hits Justice Bureau

Reserve Officers of Company Grade Asked To Volunteer for Army Service at Once

BILL 10 REDUCE EXCISES KILLED   Secretary Of Treasury  Reported To Have Quit Support

Senate Shelve: Tax Cut Plan; Believed Dead   No Action Indicated Un. less War Takes Turn For Better

Bill To Cut Tax Shelved : By Senate   Byrd Will Support ’ Snyder's View That ' Bill Be Laid Aside

South Koreans Cross 38th at Once After Plane Drops Walker's Order

MICHIGAN BOWS TO ARMY 27-6; — PURDUE LOSES   Notre Dame Barely Wins Over Tulane; Oklahoma Captures 24th

Army Wallop: Michigan But Purdue Upset   Notre Dame Barely Beats Tulane, While Maryland Is Winner

American Negro Cheered “AE RedPeace Congress   John Brown's Body’ Sung By Delegates When “Attack Is Made On Another U. S. Delegate

Delegates To ‘Peace Meet Are At Odds   American Claims Reds Guilty Of Korean Aggression

Rogge Lashed At Peace Rally For Red Blast  * American Negro Hits Back At Charges Of Cc

Pilot Relates Bail-out From Stricken B-36   Ilinoisan Landed in Lake, Waded to Safety Ashore

Air Force Hints Of Guided Missiles Being Thrown Hundreds Of Miles

AR FORGE HINTS NEW PROGRESS IN GUIDED MISSILES   New Intercontinental Weapon Would Stay Hundreds Of Miles From Tarnet   RUSSIANS BELIEVED To BE IMPROVING METHODS

“Aur Force Hints At Global Weapon  laisse   lane Equipped With Long Range Missile Reported Possjbl,

LLL LLL LOL ELLE A OLA IO  Plane To Guide Missile And Remain Outside Enemy Defenses Being Developed By United States Air Force

U. S. Hints at New Weapon.  Bomber That Will Send ‘Missile Hundreds of Miles

Pickets May Interrupt All  ’Phone Service   Installation Worker Lines Scheduled Tomorrow  Would Stop Others   The Air Foree Hints at New Progress Toward Intercontinental Weapons and Guided Missiles

Long-Range Air Weapon Being Built   Intercontinental Missile Hinted in Report Ry Air Force

New Global Air Weapon Is Hinted   Air Force May Have Planes Equipped Witt Long Range Missiles

Air Force Drops Hint Of New Super-Weapon   Intercontinental Plane Can Stay Outside Enemy Defense and Fire Guided Missile

Reports Small Communist Unit Crosses Stream   Red Guerrillas Wearing American Fatigue waivers

U. ». Artillery And Planes Fail To Stop Advance Of  Invading North Koreans   Enemy Action Could Mean Attempt To Outflank American ‘ Positions On The West; Finest Communist Division Knocked Out Of Action, MacArthur Reports.

Force Crosses Kum   Intense Fighting Flares on American Front Despite Planes And Artillery

Guerrillas Cross Stream, Hit Yanks From Rear; East Front Is Threatened Again

U.S. Troops Not ‘Bem Slaughtered, Spokesman Tells News Conference

North Koreans Launch Attack On Defenders   Guerrillas Wear U.S. Uniforms; Taejon Evacuated

Report Foe Disguised In Yank Dress   Infiltrate Through Hills As Civilians; Fighting Confused

Guerrilla Force Hits US Artillery   Communists Try to Cut American Positione; No Word Is Given on Reinforcements   IS Uniforms Worn   Green Twill of Yanks Ie Garb .of North Korean Unit

Guerrillas Hit Artillery Unit   Infiltration Behind American Lines Building Up for Several Davs: Air Raids Continue

Communists Are Wearing US Uniforms   Frontline Orders Are to Hold At Any Cost

ENEMY FORGE MOVES OVER KUM RIVER   Reds Dressed In Uniforms Like Americans   Of Koreans Badly Mauled By Yank Ground Units And Air Forces

Heavy Battle Reported On At New Line   Guerrilla Attacks Hamper Defenders; Air Fights Still Raging

Communist Troops Wearing American Carb Infiltrate J. §. Positions, Intense Fight Raging, New Red Thrust Expected Tonight

Heavy Fighting Rages Along Americantines   Cammie Guerrillas Wear Uniforms Like Americans

Intense Fighting Flares As Communist Troops  Defy Artillery, Planes

Heavy Battle Rages Behind River Line   Communists Wear Green American Army Uniforms

Nationalists Hail Chushan Retreat As Great Victory   Withdrawn Troops Get Big Welcome on Island of Formosa

Chinese Get Fat Welcome  Troops Whe Didn't Fire Shot Defending Chushan Greeted os Herces

House Votes Twice-A-Day Mail Delivery   Order to Donaldson Now Faces Senate Consideration

ROUSE FAVORS TWICE. ADAY HAL DELIVERY   House Action, Stil Subject to Senate Consideration, Would  __ Restore Services _ Cortailed July. kk “on

Rail Unions Vote Strike   Settlement Scouted In Wage-Hour Fight Before U.S, Board

ITAUKE VOTED ON RAILROADS BY 2 UNION!   Trainmen and Conductors Set No Date, Waiting on Mediation.

UNIONS WILL SET WALKOUT DATE THIS WEEK   No Settlement Seen Of Contract Demands Made

Two Big Rail Unions Authorize Walkout   BRT, Conductors Set To Tie Up Traffic in Waaqe-Hour Dispute

Trainmen and Conductors Announce  Strike Plans: May Set Date This Week

2 Railway Unions Vote for Strike’ In Bid for Shorter Working Hours

BIG WALKOUT AIMED AT ALL U.S. CARRIERS   Men Would Quit Job: If Their Demands Aren't Met

Two Rail Unions Vote for Berlin   Trainmen, Conductors Announce Result of Balloting in Case,

STRIKE THREAT IS RAISED BY RAIL UNIONS   Trainmen and Con . ductors Vote by 95 Percent Majority to Walk Off Job.

INo Date Set for Walkout of Workers   Wage, Hour Dispute Before National Mediation Board

2 Railroad Unions Vote To Authorize Rail Strike   Members Vote To Strike lf Necessary To Get Demands; No Strike Date Set Yet

No Date For Walkout Is Announced   Want Changes In Work Rules That Would Hike Pay

Coal Dispute Fact Finders Give Up Effort   "Brownouts' Ordered as Fuel Tie-up Is Handed to President

Two Rail Unions Vote For Strike   More Than 250,000  Trainmen and Conductors Favor Strike By 95 Percent of Votes Cast.

SAYS RUSSIA IS MOULDING PURGE PLAN   ECA Chief Points To Unrest in the Satellite Countries

VENEDOCIA PR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  Rey. William G@ Chalmare Pactn

BOMBER CRASH KILLS 16 MEN   Only Gaping Hole Anc Scattered Pieces Of Metal Found

19 DEATHS IN CRASH OF TWO B-50 PLANES   Sixteen Perish in Ohio Accident, Three Lost in Arizona.

16 Die When B-50 Crashes in Ohio Field   Death Toll Total Is Raised in Revised Check; Explosion Marks: Plane Crash

Death Toll Rises To 16 Tn B-50 Crash   Planes Plunges Te Ground And Expledes In Ohio On Routine Mission

PLANE CRASHES TAKE 18 LIVES   Air Force Announces Two More Tragedies, One In Ohio, Another Near Tueson, Arizona.

16 Airmen Dead In B-50 Crash   Big Bomber Explodes Killing Most Aboard

SHIP PLUNGES EXPLODES GN FARM   Fortress Carried Practice Bombs On Routine Flight

Segregation Ban Sought By MeGrath   Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Dixie Cases

Police Slay Bandit and Capture Two   Gang Is Believed to Be Robbers Who Have Been Preying on Roadside Nieht Spots

House Drops Fixed Wage, Price Curbs   Vote Is Turnabout— Hoarding Penalty Inserted in Bill

House To Get New Wage-Price Control Bill  Renresen tatives In   Representatives In Reversal Of Vote On Thursday

House Starting Over on Control Bill Drafting   Junks Its Mandatory Wage and Price Curb for New Measure

House Starts From Seratch On Controls   Mandatory Wage And Price Curb Action Funked. 172 To 161

New Wage-Price Bill Started as Old One Junked   House Begins Writing New Economic Control Measure for Truman

Wage, Price Curb Bill Is Junked   House Starts Over On Job of Writing Measure For An  Economic Control

House Votes Down Automatic Curbs  Economic Controls Measure Back  As Ceach ar Danxalbiage ntn

House Junks Its Mandatory Wag And Price Control Bill, Starts Writing New Measure

House Junks Mandatory Price Control   _Automatic Feature  Rejected by Practdent Truman

House Junks Mandatory Curbs  Truman Opposition Kas It Thrown Gut

Control Measure,  Congress Writes — Junks Curb Bill   Today’s Action Leaves Way For Stand-By Powers. With Some Amendments!

Hoarding Penalty Included in New Economic Measure   House Throws Out Its Mandatory Control Bil, Starts All Over.

HOUSE SCRAPS ITS AUTOMATIC CONTROL PLAN   Congressmen Bow To Truman’s Wishes; Start Re-Writing Bill

House Junks Mandatory Wage, Price Control Biil By Standing 172-161 Vote

Discard First Plan, Opposed By President   Adds _ Anti-Hoarding Provision to New and Broader Measure

House Junks Mandatory Controls Bill  Automatic Curbs Go By Way, New Start  zarlCi TWCiCi(i ! .sésS A: . _

House Junk: Wage-Price  Control Bill   Begins Work On Replacement For Mandatory Decree

House Works on New Control Act  Wage, Price Curb Measure {s Junked

Disputed Wage, Price Curb Bill  Measure Scrapped After Tentatively Approved Yesterday  Hose Vote Kills

House Junks Mandatory Control Bill  Start Work On Their Own Economic Control Measure

--- Washington -----------~ Confused House Puzzled Over Problem Of Controls

Starts Over on Job of Writing Control Measure   Anti-Hoarding Provision Added To Stand-by Bill

Mandatory Pay And Price Curbs Junked in House   Heeds Truman Views, Start All Over on Economic Controls

House Junks Plan to Make Curbs Mandatory   Throws Out Measure Truman Thinks Woulc Cause Price Boosts

MANDATORY  WAGE, PRICE CURB JUNKED   House Starts Over on Controls Bill; OK’s Jail for Hoarders.

Mandatory Wage Price Curb Bill Killed By House   Congressmen Start Over To Draw Up Control Measure

House Starts To Write Economic Control Guide   Mandatory Wage-Price Bill Discarded For New Measure Providing Standby Controls For Truman

House Reverse: Stand on Wage, Price Ceilings   Junk ‘Automatic’ Tids Vote Heavy Penalty for Hoardere

Mandatory Bill On Price Curbs Junked By House  Lowmakers Resume Job Of Writing Cantroal Menacura

Flouse May Start From Scratch Sponsors Planning to Rewrite Control Bill

Junks Wage-Price Bill,.  House Renews Efforts   Adds Anti-Hoarding Provision to Limit ed Controls Asked by President as  ~ First Step in Trying to Put Together New and Broader Measure. ~   MANDATORY IDEA OUT

HOUSE JUNKS CONTROL BILL   ‘Start Job Of Of Writing New  Wage-Price Curb  Measure

STARTS ALL OVER AGAIN  Mandatory Controls Junked; House To Write New Measure

House Junks Its Mandatory Bill; WillWriteNewOne   Anti-Hoarding Provision Approved 112 to 46; Wage-Price Hit bv Truman

House Faces the Question of New Control Bill   President Truman Claims Old Control Measures Would Raise Prices

MANDATORY CURBS ARE REJECTED. Bill For. Economic  Control Is Junked

House Junks Price Curb Action Today   Job of Writing New Economic Measure Begins

Wage and Price Bill Junked and New One Started   Final Action Near On Appropriations; Europe Aid Saved

HOUSE DISCARDS PAY CURB ACT   Measure, Also Containing Provision for Checking Prices, Defeated by Solons

Anti Hoarding. Provision Kept      ‘Mandatory-Plan-Fails as Truman Assails It-

Junks Mandatory Wage And Price Curb Measure After Presidential Objection To 5 Per Cent Living Rise Cost Provision

House Junks Mandatory  Control Bill   New Action Leaves Only Framework Of Curbs For New Amendments

House Junks Control Bill; Starts Anew   Discards Idea Of Automatic Wage And Price Ceilings

House Junks its Version On Controls  Start Again Job Of Drafting Law

HOUSE REVERSES ITSELF Automatic Controls On W ages, Prices Junked; New Bill To Be Drafted

House Discards Wage-Price Bill  Job Starts All Over On War Controls

— PAY, PRICES. Truman’s Attack — Kills Bill   REWRITING JOB STARTS.

HOUSE BEGINS WORK ON MEASURE FOR ECONOMIC CONTROL   Throws Out Mandatory Wage, Price Curb Bill: Adds Anti-Hoarding Step

Twin Missile In Successful Flight   ‘Wac Corporal’ Gets Fast Rate Of Sneed

Churchill Begins Fight fo Oust Labor   Campaign Underway Witl Radio Address Tonight.

Candidates Complete First Hurdle For  Primaries   Contest Brewing in Both Party Races

‘Feed Them, but Don't Educate Them,’ Aldermar in Boston Declares: Japs Barred From Session

IDENFELD TO GO AHEAD   Admiral Will Make Race Even The It May Cost $100,000

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Reform Appeal Made by Hoover   Shakeup of Accounting Procedure Held Vital, But Comptroller Objects

Report Big Naval Ship Sabotaged  Doeked at Seattle Afte:   Docked at Seattle Afte: Carrying Men, Supplies

Naval Transport ls Sabotaged At Seattle Dock   Amount Of Damage To Vessel Is Not Revealed

Big Naval Transport, Under Close Guard, Sabotaged at Seattle Dock

Vessel Reported Damaged In Five Places After Return To Seattle From Korea Trin

Navy Says Transpor! Is Sabotaged While in Port at Seattle   Civilian Crew Aboard Vesse! Just Returned from Voyage to Korea.

Big Naval Transport Sabotaged   Vessel at Seattle Dock After Return From Carrying Troops And Supplies to Korea

Naval Vessel Sabotaoed at Seattle Dock   Transport Just Back From Korea Damaged; Scaboteurs Hunted

NAVY TRANSPORT IS SABOTAGED AT - SEATTLE DOCK   Ship Just Back From Korea Damaged in Five Places.

Navy Ship Sabofaged At Seattle   Transport Just Returned from Korean Service

‘Ig Human Life Inherently Sacred?’ -s Why Not Merey Killings? ‘Enclish Bishop Demands

Church of England Bishop Suggests God May Not Disapprove Euthanasia

a Hot To Handle Ingrid‘s ‘Oscar’ Unpresented; Stuck In State Department

Nationalists Expect to Win Council Fight   Soviets Face Defeat On Efforts to Seat Communist Deleqate

38 PICKETS ARE BIVEN TEN DAYS IN JAIL EACH   Berkeley Springs Magistrate Also Assesses $50.00 Fines   ARRESTS MADE AT STRIKEBOUND PLANT

Legal, Financial Aid Planned For  Survivors of Gls   Five Wilkes-Barre Wreck Victims Buried Friday, 23 More Today

Call Point 4 Indispensable   But Educators Make 1. Suggestions on How te Carry Out Program.

W0 HIGHWAY JOBS nARLY COMPLETED   oad North Of Cross Key: Moy Be Opened Nex Week—Brushtown Projec Reported Progressing

Only Bits Of Wreckage And Human Flesh Give ~ Trace Of Air Disaster

Flesh, Clothing,  Torn Metal, Found  No Bodies Reward Disaster Searchers

Find Remnants In Plane Crash   Convinced Craft Fell Into Lake Michiqan

Find Wreckage Of Big Airliner   Had Plunged Into Lake Michigan With 58 Aboard

“Timing of Attack Saved My Army From Destruction, Walker Asserts

Assault Saved Army-Walker   Says Enemy Would Have Increased To 400,000

Attack Saved His Army, Says Gen. Walker   U.S. Leader Asserts It Revealed Trap Set by Chinese Reds

Medical Jury To Ponder Case Of Dr. Sander  ecommendation   Recommendation To Be Made To State Medical Society

Unitied Voice Asker by Straus   Reclamation Group Told 117 Projects Delayed by Quarrels

Tax Revenue Distributed To County's Units   Schools Get Largest Slice of $259,316 Melon Auditor Sends

$193,493 Sent To County Units By Auditor   Schools Receive $109,878 in Final Tax Distribution

Harold Mohr Goes On Trial For Brother’s Mercy Killing   Bridges Convicted Of Lying

Jury Convicts Harry Bridges   President Of .CIO™ Long shoremen Faces’ Fine, Prican

BRIDGES {S$ GUILTY, JURY SAYS IN WEST GOAST PERJURY TRIAL   President of CIO Longshoremen Is Subject to 7-Year Prison Term and $15,000 Fine

Chinese Reds Release Two  U. S. Airmen  Peiping Radio Broadcasts News

). §. Fliers Freed By Chinese Reds After 18 Months   Communists’ Broadcast Says American Airmen Are to Be Deported

Chinese Release U.S. Servicemer   Communists Claim Airmen ‘Confessed’

RFD) CHINA SAID 10 HAVE FREED 2 AMERICAN AIRMEN   Release Reported by Peiping Radio of Navy Fliers Held 19 Months as “Prisoners of War.”   CAPTURED WHEN PLANE WAS FORCED TO LAND   Repeated Efforts by U. > State Department to Gain Liberty for Pair Had Proved Futile.

Chinese Reds Releasing American.Airmen After Potting. ‘Confessions’

CHINESE REDS RELEASE TWO AMERICAN AIRMEN HELD SINCE OCT. 19. 1948

PHlOUNERD OF GnINESt AEDS ADMIT GUILT   Confession Extorted After Spending 19 Months in Red Jail.

2 Americans Released by Chinese Reds   Had Been Held As ‘War Prisoners’  Since Fall of 1948

Hear Chinese Reds Free U. S. Flyers ,  Held 18 Months as Nationalist Spies

Release of Yanks Promised by Reds   Two U. S._Airmen To Be Freed, Chinese Communists Announce

—‘CONFESS’ TO CHINESE REDS— Two Captive American Airmen To Be Released

AIRMEN FREED BY CHINA REDS   Two Americans Released  After Extortion Of “Spy  -Confessions”—Flyers Will  Be Denorted.

Say Fliers Confess To Spy Charges   Communist Radio Reports U. S. Pair Will Be Deported

2 NAVY AIRMEN FREED BY REDS   Americans Had Been Held  In China As War  Prisoners

REDS 10 FREE 2US. AIRMEN   Pair Held 18 Months By Chinese Commies For “Spying.”

REDS PROMISE TO RELEASE 90, S$. FLIERS   Have Been Held In Red China Nearly 19 Months

Reds Claim Americans. ToBe Freed   Two Airmen Gave ‘Spy Confessions,” ‘Chinese Say;  ‘Magnanimuus’ Policy. Cited   Their Plane Went Dowr  in Communist Area. . Is Statement

Two Americans Reported Freed  Red Chinese Sav The   Red Chinese Say They “Confessed”

Reds To Release Two U.S. Airmen   Declare “Spy Confessions’ Obtained After 18 Months In Prison

Chinese Reds Release Two  U. S. Airmen   Say “Confessions” Obtained After 18 Months in Prison

China Reds To Free U. S. Pilots  2, C.. . ews...   Radio Says Prisoners Have ‘Confessed’

Pair Captured When Plane Forced Down   Commies Say Plane Maps Confiscated After Incident

Chinese Reds Free Two American Fliers Held In Prison For 18 Months

 Americans Captured When Plane Forced Down in October, 1948  Chinese Reds Free Two U.S. Navy Airmen

Communist Radio Broadcasts Two Will Be Deported   Navy Men, Including Cincinnatian, Held 18 —_ 3 After Being Forced Down; Reds Say Both © Cantaased “tne?

Chinese Reds Free 2 Airmen  Held 18 Months   ‘SpyConfessions’Extorted All Pleas of Freedom Ignored

Russia Throws Its Military Miqht Into China ‘Civil War’   Chinese Reds Say They’‘re Releasing Two Americans

19-MONTH-LONG IMPRISONMENT TO BE ENDED   Broadcast by Peking Radio Withholds Full Details

Red Chinese Release Two U.S. Flyers   Claim Men ‘Confessed Reconnaissance Flight Over Commie Area.

Peiping Radio Claims Both Confess Spying   William Smith and Elmer Bender Held Incommunicado Since Oct. 19, 1948, as ‘Prisoners of War”.

U. S. Airmen To be Freed   Held in Peison for 18 Months by Chinese Reds . Who Charge "Spying."

Airmen Released By Chinese Reds   “Magnanimous” Communists Held American Fliers In Prison 18 Months to Extort Spy Confession

CHINESE REDS TO RELEASE 2 YANK AIRMEN   Marines Held 18 Months Con fess American Spying,  Communists Claim.

Rail Unions Delay Strike Call; Plan New Peace Talks   Operating Workers Decid, Against Strike at’ This Time, Leaders State

Iwo Rail Unions Will iry Again  No Strike Till All > Wegotiagtons Fai

Railroad Unions h Agreement on Strike Mediation   Meet Friday With National Board to Seek Settlement

2 RAIL UNIONS TO SEEK PEACT   TRAINMEN AND CONDUCTORS DECIDE TO CONFER WITH MEDIATION BOARD.

aoa see ee,  BRT, ( ORC Will Try to Reach Accord Before Strike Date

2 Rail Unions Will Try Anew lor Settlement   Trainmen, Conductors To Meet Mediators in Move to Avert Strike

BUCKEYE SLAYER "GIVEN REPRIEVE   Lausche Heeds Appeal of ‘Unofficial Court.

Slayer Gets Reprieve In Last 50 Minutes  Electrocution Delayed la portage   Electrocution Delayed After Lausche Talks With Mich. Governor

QHIOAN MISSES DEATH BY HOUR” ‘Last Resort’ Court Rescues Condemned Man-From Chair:

Ohio Governor Saves Man From Electric Chair  "Court Of Last.  Resort’ Finds Some Naruht 1F Mane fanilé

DEATH SENTENCE OF OFFICER COMMUTED   York, Pa. Lieutenant Disobeyed  _ Superiors In Face Of  Enemy Action

NEGRO OFFICER ORDERED TO SERVE 20 YEARS FOR MISBEWAVING IN KORE.

BE SURE TO VOTE AND VOTE FARLY!   Labor, Left Wingers Seek Power Tuesday

Executives Urge Law Ban On Rail Strikes  Two Railroad Heads Testify Before

PARENTS SUPPORT STUDENTS  ‘Kissing Incident’ Throws Oklahoma Town in Uproar

Indignant Citizens Demand End of Church Rule Over Oklahoma -Public Schools

Opening Of Ball Season  Gives Americans Chance ‘To Skip Cold War Awhile

Another Daughter Of Warrens Hurt  Dorothy, 19, Has Ribs Cracked in Auto Mishap

MINERS READY TO START WORK   Record Production Expected Next Week

Diggers Await Only Word of Pact Signing   Celebrations Erupt Throughout Fields; Men Thankful

Florida's Gulf Coast Hurricane ls Losing Punch  Two Dead, Property Damage Estimated At Over Million

STORM POUNDS NEAR TAMPA   *  Weather Bureau Reports Storm ‘Has Weakened In Force — Tempest Still Regarded Dangerous + Hundreds Evacuated from Low-Lying Parts.

Bride Is Kidnapes After Mate Shet   Fears For Girl's Life Spur Search In New Mexico For Former Suitor

Senators Act Swilily to Seat Marshall   Congress Is Asked by President to Make Exception

Senate Unit Votes to Eliminate Legal  Block to Marshall   Group OKs Enabling Legislation 10-2; House Committee to Act on Friday

Solons Speed Clearance Of Marshall  Law Revision; Republicans Oppose

President Takes Slap At Lausche   * Governor's Stand on Taft Attracts Scorn

Enjoin Lewis Court Urged In Coal Scrap   U.S. Attorneys Argue Emergency Confronts Nation

Hart Appointed TU Chancellor   State Supreme Court Justice Gets Post

Parker To Head Kingsport Area Civilian Defense  Plant Manager   Plant Manager Will Direct Defense Work In Kinasneort

1,500 American Scientists Urge ™tomic Control   New International Approach Offered By U. S. Federation

Scientists Offer A New Approae! To Atom Gontro   A Fresh Start’ In U. S. Policy Iiroed Ry Groun

Propose New Atom Approach   Scientists Suggest International Plan For Bomb Control

New Atomie Plan Offerec By Experts   Scientists Would Set Up Inspection In All Countries

Worker Demanding Reinstatement By VAW Father, Mother And Two Sons Di-koting Union Headquarters

Temperatures   Reporis of Mine Seizure Persist Unless Settlement Made Tonight

Conference Scheduled For Today   Rumors Persist That Government May Seize Mines

Reports Say Government  Will Seize Mines Unless Strike Settled by Tonight

Coal Groups Face New  Talks Today   Conference Lends Weight to Rumor Of Federal Action

U.S. Threatens Drastic Action In Coal Crisis   Hope Expressed For Settlement At Today’s Talks

Mine Seizure Threat Hinted   Saturday Progress Called ‘Encouraging’

Flying Over Enemy in Tiny Spotte: Is No Joy Ride for Correspondent

IELEPHONE EMPLOVES FAMILY PARTY GUESTS   L. R. Thurston, Harrisburg, Presi dent Of United Company, Addresses Hanover Area Workers

Truman’s Bitter Declaration On Foreign Policy Battle Sets 1950 Campaign Program  President Says Republicans Are Endangering Peace of World

Truman Sounds Kevnote for 1950   Charges That Republicans Are Out To Torpedo Policy to Set Theme; McCarthy Called Friend of Kremlin

Truman's Charge Sefs Pattern for Demo Campaign  Senators Endangering World Peace. He Says

Republicans Attacked In Bitter Talk   _ McCarthy, Bridges ‘And Wherry Rapped Before Reporters

Foreign Policy Becomes Issue of Democrats   President Unleashes His Fury on McCarthy and 2 Other Senators

Senator Would Sabotage U. S. Policy, Charge   Pattern Set for 1950  Democratic Campaign by President’s Words

Truman Attacks Sen. McCarthy  And Associates   Cites Partisan Attempt To Sabotage Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Of U. 5.   GOP Senators Strike Back; Truman Says They Are Aiding Kremlin

President. Angrily Blasts Sen. McCarthy  Says Attacks Kill   Says Attacks Kill Bi-Partisan Policy, Help Kremlin

Accuses GUP of Torpedoing Foreign Policy  President Unleashes Fury on M’Carthy,

Charges Spy Hunt Is Aid To Kremlin  : McCarthy, Wherry Bridges Assailed

Truman Charges GOP Wrecking Bi-Partisan Plan   Says McCarthy Is Kremlin’s Greatest Asset in U. 5S.

Truman Sets Party Stand In Campaign On Spy Case   -President Attacks © Republican Effort To Unseat Acheson

PATTERN SEI FOR DEMOS CAMPAIGN   Attack Move To Wreck BiPartisan Foreign Policy      PRESIDENT   Says McCarthy Is Greatest Asset Of Kremlin; Acheson Defended

Truman Charges Republican Bloc Sabotages Policy  Angry President Assails Critics Of State Chief

Truman's Blast af GOP Senators Sets Campaign Pattern   3 Republicans Strike Back at Remarks Angrily

Truman Sets Pattern for Fall Campaign   Charges Republicans Are Endangering Foreign Policy

DENOUNCES 3 SENATORS AS REDS’ ASSETS   Chief Executive Vows To Carry Issue To People

PRESIDENT RAPS SEN. MeCARTHY   Truman Declares Charges of Communist - Influence In Government Are Assets To Russian Leaders. -‘

Truman Statement Sets Stage for 50 CongressCampaign   Offers Bitter Defens« for Acheson, Says They Are Killing 2.Party Poliey

Calls McCarthy Greatest Sovief Asset in U.S.   Bitter Denunciation “Sets Pattern for the Democratic Campaian

/President’s Attack On Senate Trio ‘Seen Setting Pattern For Election   Three Republicans Denounced For Trying To Torpedo The Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Of Nation.

McCarthy Is Kremlin’s Greatest Asset, Truman Declares   Wait On McCarthy To ‘Put Money Where Mouth Is’

Chief Brands McCarthy as Kremlin Asset   Saltonstall Exempted From Black List; Co-operation Praised

Attempt to Sabotage Bi-Partisan Foreign Pol. icy Branded Kremlin’s Greatest Asset

TRUMAN CHARGES G.0.P. SENATORS ASSIST RUSSIA  BITTERLY ASSAILS ATTEMPTS TO WRECK

TRUMAN BLAST SETS PATTERN FOR CAMPAIGN   President Charges Senate "Sab. 1 otage” Attack Aids the Kremlin.

Truman Sets  Pattern for 1950 Drive   Charges G.O.P. Senators Attempting To Wreck Foreign Policy.

Truman Charges GOP Senators Threaten Peace  President Attacks ‘ McCarthy and Others In Communist Inquiry

28 Survive C 54 Fall In Korea Strait   Heroic Nurse Leads Rescue Operations In Take-Off Wreck

23 Feared Dead In Plane Crash In Korea Strait   28 Survivors Hospitalized; Say They Owe Lives To Floating Wreckage

23 Feared Dead In Troop Plane Crash   €.54 Goes Down Carrying Reinforceniants Fram Japan Toa Korea: 28 Survivors [tstod

23 Yanks Feared Dead in Airplane Crash Oif Japan   Transport With Troop: For Korea Falls Into  Sea During Take-Off

Sec. Acheson To Report on Defence Dlan   Secretary of State Will Out line to Congress Program t Halt Aggression

Wiil Present Plans May 31 To Congress   Portion of Talk Will Be Secret, Gavernment Says

Political Leaders Cast Weather Eye On Possibility Of Poor Crop Year

MAJOR CONGRESS BATILE  Political Leaders Are Watching Spring Crop Developments Close

Eye Cast On Crops  Situation      Developments are Being Watched Closely by the Politic Leaders

Crop Fates Are Watched  By Leaders This Spring   Brannan Farm Plan Issue’s Existence:  Depends On Yields

Politicians Eye Crop  Situation   Weather Will Dictate Importance of Farm Price Support Issue  PICTURE NOW POOR   Bad Growing Year Could Change Public Attitude Toward Food Surpluses

Watch Farm Crops   Politicians Fear Effect They Might Have On Election

Social Security Payments Will Be Raised Soon   Three Hundred and Six Marion County People to Benefit

New Social Security Law Boosts Local Benefits By $42,000 A Month

Area Soc. Sec. Beneficiaries Get Increase   Newly Signed Law Increases Payments In DuBois District By $121,000 Each Month.

QLD-AGE CASH INCREASES AID 4,900 IN AREA  Social Security Act Changes Assure Te i ae a a ee

(OLD AGE CHECKS TO BE RAISED THIS MONTH    Increases From 50% te 100% to Begin With Sep. tember Checks

Red Charge of Aggression or iUnited Nations Program   1,829 Social Security Pensioners Here To Get More Money In September

Stand-By Law For U.M.T. Asked By Johnson  Secretary Johnson Calls For Action

STAND-BY UMT ADVOCATED BY DEFENSE HEAD   Johnson Declares Training Program Plan'Is Needed:

‘SLAW NOT PREMATURE? Johnson Asks Immediate Enactment Of UMT Law

Tax Russia to Accept Peace, End Tensions   Acheson Challenges Reds to Prove Faith By 7-Point Agreement

Seven Point Program Set  By Acheson   Challenge Says U.S. Willing, But Loath To Play ‘Sucker’ Part

Acheson Outlines Plan For U. S-Soviet Accord   State Secretary Wants Assurance Kremlin Sincere in Efforts To Secure Final Peace

Acheson Challenges Russia To Join U.S. In Program To End Cold War;, Says Uncle Sam Won't Be “Sucker”

Sees Little Hope Reds Will Accept   Tells West Coast Groups US Ready. to Talk Peace

Acheson Hands Challenge To Soviet Russia   To Prove Desire For Peace By Easing World Tension

1. S. Secretary of State Presents New  Seven-Point Program To Free World from Tension.   SPEECH IS MAJOR STATEMENT OF POLICY

ACHESON SETS 7-POINT PLAN FOR SECURITY   Secretary Warns’ Nation Not To Be Overly Hopeful

Offers Seven Points To End World Tensions  ie alee ,  Berm  We   Secretary Bluntly Predicts Reds Won't Attempt Solution

Acheson Challenges Soviet Aims   Secretary Says Uncle Sam Not To Be Sucker

Acheson Offers Russ Challenge On Peace Plan   Soviet Is Asked to OK International Control of Atomic Weapons in Proposal

Sec. Acheson Nof Optimistic About Success   Seven Points Are Mapped In Major Policy Statement?

Warns Kremlin United States Cannot Begin Negotiations Until Convinced Of Russia's Good Intentions   TELLS LISTENERS NOT TO EXPECT RBARLY PEACE

U.S. Challenges Russia to Show Desire for Peace  Acheson Asks Soviet Acceptance of 7-Point Plan to Ease Tensions

Challenge To Russia to Make Good on Peace   Acheson ‘Outlines: ° How Reds Can Bact Up Their Words .

Acheson Tells Reds U. S. Won't Be “Intemational  Suck er"; Outlines Seven Different Things Soviet Could Do.

Acheson Calls On Soviet to Show Desire for Peace   Bluntly Predicts Reds Will Reject 7-Point Program

Calls on Soviets To Demonstrate Their Good Faith   Bluntly Predicts Red Refusal of Any Effort To Settle Conflict

Acheson Lisis 7-Point Plan  For Acceptance  s af      End Aggressive Diplomacy, Show Faith. He Asks:

ACHESON OFFERS 7-POINT PROGRAM TO END COLD WAl   Challenges Russia to Accept His Plan, but Holds Out Little Hope She Will Do So.   REDS’ DAILY BEHAVIOR DRAWS HIS CRITICISM   Declares U. S. Stands Read) to Negotiate, but Will Not Play Role of “International Sucker.”

U.S. Secretary Otters 7-Point Plan to Reds  "We Want Foucw Bet Mat at Anu

Offers Seven Point Program In Coast Talk  “We Want Peace but Not at Anv Price”

Russia Is Challenged to Show Desire for World Peace by Accepting Seven-Point Program  Acheson Calls for Immediate End Of Soviet Aggressive Diplomacy

Sec. Seeks to. Free World of Its Anxieties  Address Taken to Be   Address Taken to Be Major Statement of, American Policy °

Lists Seven Things KremlinCouldDo; Offers No Hope;  Says United States Won't Be ‘Sucker’

United States Loath To Play Suckers Role   Acheson Asks Russians To Prove Their Desire For Peace By Act In Easing World Tension 7 Ways

Challenge Reds To Show They  Desire Peace   Proposes Seven Steps For Russia To End Tensions

Adoption of Seven-Point Plan Asked   Warns U. S. Must Be Convinced of ‘Good Intentions’

He Predicts Refusal; U.S. To Stand Firm   Russia Challenged To Stop Pushing, Prove Good Will

Acheson Says U. 5. Won't Be World Sucker  Asks Russia To ; Adant Rihwehkutnd

Acheson Gives Seven Points  For Red Peace   Major Statement Gives Outline For Truce With Russians

Calls For Seven Steps Toward Peace   Predicts Russion Refusal To Settle Issues

Acheson Hurl  Soviet in Talk  Asks for Ending    Asks for Ending of Aaaressive Moves -

Secretary of State Challenges Moscow to Prove Its Desire for Accord by Accepting Seven-Point Program to Free World From “Destructive Tensions and Anxieties'—Would End Soviet's Aaaressive Policies.   ATOMIC CONTROLS SOUGHT

U.S. Official Calls for End Of “Tensions”   Soviet’s Aggressive Diplomacy, Policy of Obstruction Cited as Blocks to Security

7 Proposals Outlined in Berkeley Talk   Secretary Warns He Ha: Little Hope of Aceeptance by Kremlin

Dean Acheson Makes Bid to End Cold War   ‘Offers Soviets Seven-Loint Program Providing Soviets  Are' Sincerely Interested:

Russia Asked To Show Her Peace Desires   Acheson Challenges Reds To Accept 7-Point Plan

IN-POINT PROGRAM :  heson Challenges Russia Show Desire For Peace

Reds Told U.S.  ‘No Sueker’ kok & Acheson Hurls ‘7-Point Plan AE Soutets

Presents Russia 7-Point Program For World Amity   Seeks End To Aggressive Diplomacy And Action On Pacts, A-Controls

Secretar y Says United States Declines Role Of ‘International Sucker’ as He Lists  Oe ge ban

Seven - Point Plan For Peace Given   Acheson Gives U. S. View On Attitude of Soviets

7-Point Plan Of Cooperation Is Outlined   Secretary Declares U.S. Not Willing To Play ‘Sucker’

ACHESON PUT /-PONT PLAN ~UPTOSOVIET   Would End War Diplomacy, Conclude Peace Pacts, Fix Bomb Curb.

Acheson Asks Russia Prove Peace Aims   Rejects U. S. Role of ‘International Sucker In Outlining Path to World Reconciliation

Acheson Maps /-Point Plan as Challenge   Asks Russia to Demonstrate Her Desire for Peace

Acheson Calls on Russia fo Show» Desire for Peace  Proposes Seven Steps. For End of Troubles;

ACHESON SAYS AMERICANS HATE ROLE OF SUCKER   INVITES RUSSIA TO DEMONSTRATE DESIRE FOR WORLD PEACE

ACHESON ASKS COOPERATION OF SOVIETS   Says Destructive Tensions Must Be Removed   STATE DEPT. HEAD   Says U. S. Wants Peace But Not At Any Price; Control Of Atom Asked

Acheson Dares Soviet to Prove Peaceful Claims   Stop Obstructing U. N. and Tell People Truth, Challenge

Secretary Gives Seven-Point Plan Which Russia Should Accept; Says U.S. Shuns Role of ‘World Sucker’

Urges Russia Prove Aims by 7-Point Setup  Secretary Avers U. §. ‘No Sucker In Warld Affaire   7 Points Pacted

issia Given ab Play   Acheson tists Seven Points Aimed to lron Out Cold War Differences

+ anes?  , ee ine ; Ap ee, ieage . ' ; . we  sete  Program To Ends Cold War Peacefully  rere cee aE   ‘We Want Peace, But Not At Any Price’

By Acceptance of a New Seven Point Program   To Free World From ‘Destructive Tensions and Anxieties’

Sets Forth Seven Steps InProgram.   Predicts Russian Refusal Of Effort To Settle Dispute

Challenges Russia To Seek Peace   Secretary Doubts Moscow Is Willing To Cooperate

MUST DISPLAY HONEST DESIRE   Secretary Declare:  We Want Peace But Not at Any Price

Acheson Offers Reds Peace Plan   U.S. Won't Play Sucker, Russia Told

Acheson Asks Nation Accept His Seven Points   End to Aggressive Diplomacy and New Peace Moves Urged

Soviets Urged ToDemonstrate Peace Desires, Accept Program   Major Statement of U, §, Policy Took 3 Months To Write

Challenges Reds To Accept Plans   Acheson Asks Soviet To Okay Program If  She Desires Peace

Seven Step Program Is  Presented  Seeks To Free . World Of Tension  Awd Anwalheos

Aggressive Diplomacy’s End Sought   Secretary Of State, Speaking In West, Also Predicts Soviet Refusal To Attemnt Settlement

End Aggressive Diplomacy, Reach Accord On A-Bomb, Is Plea   Secretary Doubts" Russ Acceptance   Major Conflict Areas Must Be Settled For Real Security, View:

Secretary Urges Moscow To Cease Aggressive Steps  Claims U.S. Tired OF ‘Sucker’ Role   Claims U.S. Tired Of ‘Sucker’ Role In World Dispute

ACHESON HITS RUSS POLICIES   Calls Upon Reds To Halt Their ‘Aggressive Diplomacy’

ON UNFOUNDED PEACE OFFERS      Official’s 7-Point Plan Stresses Work With West on Treates

Sucker’s Role Out ForU.S., Acheson Tells Soviet Union   Secretary Challenges Soviet Union To Prove It Wants Peace; With Little Hope, He Lists 7 Ways Russians Can Show Good-Will

Acheson Asks Reds fo Prove Peace Desire   Cabinet Official Asks Russia to Demonstrate Its Proclaimed Wish for international Peace

Office Buiidmg Will Be Erected By Acme Steel  Two Story Structure To Be Constructed At Riverdale Plant

Office Building Will Be Erected By Acme Steel  Two Story Structure -. bp. Canmetonrtan   Two Story Structure To Be Constructed At Riverdale Plant

Take Up Negotiations After Recess   Auto Workers Report No Technical Progress During 14-Hour Period

LOCAL DEFENSE IS ‘MUST?’  Bradley Warns That USS. Plans No Europe Crusade

BRADLEY TELLS PACT NATIONS NOT TO DEPEND ON LANDINGS   Top Military Leader Says Western Europe Must Plan To Fight

West Europe Warned U.S. No Liberator   Gen. Bradley Tells Statesmen Nations Must ‘Show Spunk’

EUROPE NUST DEFEND SELF   Gen, Omar No Bradley Warne That, in Event of War  with Ktu.sin, Western Eurépe Is. Last Untess Prepared . to Defend ‘Trer Own Goantrios. S

Urges Allies Not To Count On Crusade   Says U. S. May Not Be Able To  Repeat Liberation

Bradley Frank With Europe —   Warns No caries late Probable In Wa®

EUROPE TOLD NOT TO COUNT ON NEW LIBERATION BY U.S.   Bradley Says Western Nations Must Defend Selves Baninal Rare.

Boyle Finds Pyongyang Is City Where Death Is King With No Sign of Life Seen From Air

PYONGYANG LIKE PLACE OF DEATH   Blackened Red Capital Viewed From Airplane

Red Capital Is Described   Writer Says Pyongyang No Longer Seems to Be City; No Sign of Life

_ While American Jets Swoop Overhead— Municipal Corpse of Pyongyang Sprawls Like Lifeless Soldier

Besieged Red Capital Looks Deserted; Appears From Air As Black Community of Dead

RED CAPITAL BLACKENED, DEAD CITY   AP Reporter Hal Boyle Sees No Sign of Life In Flight Over Pyongyang.   CLOUDS OF DUST: MARK RETREAT   No Confirmation of South Korean Report ROK Troops Enter City After 90-Mile Dash.

Red Capital Appears From Air Like Empty Citadel of Death   Dust Clouds on Horizon North of City Mark Retreat of Enemy Remnants

Eagle River Girl, 5, Dies on Train IRacing to Hospital.in Milwaukee

Tax Message Due Today On _ Capitol Hill   Veto Seen. If Congress Cuts Excises, Fails To Tax Elsewhere

TRUMAN MAY VETO TAX BILL AS PROPOSED   President Will Not Favor Measure That Means Reduced Income

Truman Veto Seen for Tax Cut ‘Quickie   President's Message Today Expected to Suggest Alternative Levy

Exeise Levy  Slash Faces Veto Threat  President Would Insist on Hike In Other Fields

Less Than Billion Hike To Be Asked by Truman   High-Placed Democrat Predicts Veto Unless Bills Provide Revenue Source

See Truman Veto For Cut In Taxes  President To Ask For More Red Ink

Truman Threatens Veto  Of Excise Tax Cut Bill Without Other Increase   Senate Reported Ready To Put ‘Quickie’ Bill Reducing Luxury Taxes Through Hopper And House Has Same Measure In The Works

1950 TRAFFIC TOLL HIGHEST IN NINE YEARS   Nation’s Traffic Denth ‘Toll Expected to Reach 36,000 by Sunday Night,

Predicts. 1950 Traffie. Death Toll at, 36,000  Would’ Be: Highest Since: “yoar Record

TRAFFIC TOLL NEARS RECORD   National Safety Council Says Total May Reach 36,090

May Buy Pork Soon to Keep Hog Prices Up   Move Seen Necessary Shortly As Costs At Chicago Drop

Court Refuses Name Change  Denies Petition Of  AA ws ne a G8 mie a

ray tor rorgivenesss Jesse. James Dead, Buried, Jurist Tells Claimant of Outlaw’ s Name

BLINDED BY LIGHTS ‘OF ‘ANOTHER GAR, AUTO. DRIVER KILLS PEDESTRIAN

Turmoil Over An Appointed  Census Worker   Joplin Democrats Objecting to  Woman Named

A. R. Zelt, Former Resident, Oil Well  Executive, !s Dead   Official Who Lived Here 13 Years Succumbed In Youngstown, O.

Three Internes and Three New Staff Members Are Announced   SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 20

ADDED TO FACULTY   George School Has 5 New Teachers At Term's Beginning

‘NEW KOREAN HERO — Young Officer Leads Tanks  To Liberation Of Pohang  

Kim Hi Che, 28, Wins High Renown South Korean Hero Colonel Leads Help to Pohang Gls

New Young Herc Aiding Yanks in Fight for Pohang   Leads Veteran, South *Koredn Unit; Ring of Steel Holds Air Base

New Hero Called Korean U. $. Grant   ‘Commander of Veteran  South Korean Unit is Col. Kim Hi Che, 28...  7

COLONEL, 28, IS IDOL— _ u ero Of South Koreans Leads March On Pohang

South Koreans Offer . Threat To Comnaunisté®:   Korean Hero Leads Attacks Aimed At Pohang Where Red Defenses Are Reported To Be Smal]

Red China Hurls Men Into Fight   U.S., ROK Armies Clash With 3 to 6 Chinese Divisions

Three To Six Chinese Units Now In Fight   American Spokesman Says 75,000 Manchu Troops Now In Ke-ea

Regrouping UN Troops In North   Form Solid Line Against Renewed Attacks From Revitalized Red Army   MORE CHINESE   American Officer Believes Communist Divisions  From China in Field

Renewed Attack Halted; Chinese Commies Pour In   United Nations Troops Re form Into Solid BattleFront; Withdrawal Strate. zy Nearly Completed

Solid Battle Line Stems Red Strike   Six Communist Divisions Estimated  In North Korea; U. N. Awaits Notice

Number Said To Be About 75,000 Men   United Nations Troops Fighting Off Renewed Attacks

Over Million Chinese Reds Within Call Along Korean Border, US Officer Says

Enemy Helped With 75,000 More Troops   300,000 More Believed On Border, Million More Ready For Fray

300,000 Reds Face U.N. Line  Claim 75.000 —   Claim 75,000 Chinese In War

Chinese Reds Pour 75,000 Men In Area   300,000 Deployed Along Border, More Prepared For Strike

Estimated Six Communist Divisions Enter Korea to Fight United Nations Army

U.N. Forces Halt Commie Counter Drive   South Koreans Say 75,000 Chinese Reds Already In Battle

Reds Mass 300,000  On Border   New Allied Line Holds Firm Under Growing Pressure

-*ed Chinese % e Helping KNorean Pals  Fight Yanks   New Front Is Setup By Allies To Fight Off Enemy’s Thrust

Yanks Menaced by Fleas, Flies and rish  Disease Potential Enemy in Korea

Says Loaned Ships. Used  Against Us ©   Carry Supplies ‘Fo Reds... Weichel: Says

U. S. Thunderiets Reach Korean Buttle Front   Planes Capable of Over: 600 Miles an Hour Go  cok Re

Fast Jets Hit Reds In Korea  U. S. Planes Raid A 600 Miles An Hour

FARWER FOUND DEAD   Coroner Reports El Dorado Man Took Hie Own Life

BP SRARATR AGEN EAL ANE BPRS LAS  Coroner Reports El Dorado Man Took His Own Life

New, . Strict. Control System Established   INSURE PEACE-TRUMAN  Armed Force Hike  Ordered in Europe

PROMISES WAGE, PRICE CURBS IF THEY ARE NEEDED   President Warns Nation Fight Against Communist Aggression Will Require Sacrifices,   DEFENSE BILL OF OVER 30 BILLION YEARLY SEEN   Executive Calis for Higher Taxes, Including Profits Levy, and Increase in Production.

A Mighty Defense Program That May Last Many Years At 30-Billion Annually

Sacrifices In Hight Against Reds Outlined   Civilian Goods Output To Be Cut; Higher Taxes Loom

Powerful New System to Steer U. S. Through Mighty Defense Program Created by Truman; Warns on Controls

President Sets Up A New Agency   To Steer America Through Mighty Defense Prosram

Nation Urged By President To Sacrifice  More Pradnetian. Tavec Na   More Produetion, Taxes, No Hoarding, Raises Requested

Top Economy Power Given To Symington   Belt-Tightening Plan Handed to America Jn ‘Fireside Chat’   PICTURE AT LEFT

President Threatens Waae, Price Curbs.   Higher Taxes, Harder Work Urged To Support $30 Billion Defense Program ©

Symington Is Named To Head Broad Program   Higher Taxes, Longer Hours, Few Pay Hikes Is Outlook For Nation

Truman Creates Control System   Symington Named Co-ordinator or Wage-Price-Production Program As Home-Front Mobilization Begins

Truman Says Nation Must Make Sacrifices in Mighty Defense Program

Price, Wage Curbs Loom, He Warns   Says Sacrifices Must Be Made To Halt Communism

Says Nation Must Accept Grim Reality   Higher Taxes, Harder Work and Longer Hours In Prospect

PRICE CONTROL   President Asks House wives, Business, Labor To Use Restraint

All Must Sacrifice, Truman Says   President Urges Higher Taxes, Harder Work,  More Production.

President Warns of Big Costs   Economic Stabilization Agency Created To Curp Both Prices and Wages   _MEANS HIGHER TAXES   More than 30 Billion Dollars Annually Will Be Needed for Defense

Warns Fight To Halt  Reds Means Sacrifices   Stiffer Taxes, Fewer Civilian Goods, Lonver Hours Necessary, Says President

Yearl v Bud get For Defenses  Is $30 Billion   He Warns Nation To Tighten Belts, Be Ready For Pay-As-You-Go Plan

Sacrifices Needed, President Declares   Wayge-Price-Production Avency Is Established

Much More Needed, He Says, in Years  Ahead, to Beat Reds   Names Symington to Boss Economy, Asks Higher Taxes, Curbs If Needed

Truman Warns Sacrifices Face Citizens  President Creates Naw Feanamic   President Creates New Economic Stabilization Agency

sets Up Powerful Wage-Price-Production Agency Tc Guide Nation Through Expensive, LongRange Defense Program

Truman Sets Up Controls   Wage-Price-Productian Agency Announced; Fight Calls for Sacrifices  From All

Truman Sels Up Powerful Control Groun   Wage-Price-Production Agency to Steer Nation In Defense Program Is Set Up by President

Truman Says Major Effort Is Necessary   No Controls Now, But Will Be Used At Once If Needed

President Pledges Prompt Action  Tf Inflationary Trend Continues

Defense Barrier Would Be Used In Emergency  Production, Wage, Price Program Set To Fight Red Foe;  Af4 Gs FO

President Forms Branch To Steer Nation’s Economy   Symington To Head $30 Billion Defense Program For U. S.

GOP Seeks To Reduce  Measure   Senate Committee Approves Bill And Blasts Inflation

State Braces For Watkout In Coal Area   120,000 Men Are Expected To Desert Work Monday In ‘Protest? Move

State Diggers Sure To Quit   Won't Work a Lick,’  Blizzard Reports

Franco-German Controversy On Saar Increases   Relations Reported More Strained Than Since End Of World War   ECONOMIC UNITY PLANS IN DANGER

End To Feud Between Parlies Hoped Before Voie On Acriculfural Bills

Bloc Seeks ‘Aceord on  Farm Bills   Senators Hope to End Feud Between Demos And Republicans Before Vote on More Measures

Inspection on Air Academy  Site Nov. 22   Gen. Spaatz And Board Members to Be Here Then

Demoerats May Ask Reeount in Governor Bace   Williams Suill Refuses to Admit Kelly Victory

Guy Gabrielsor Indicts Truman  GOP Chairman Lists 10-Point Statement

GOP Chairman Calls Truman Rule Failure   Gabiielson Lists 10-Point Indictment Against” President

GOP Chief Hurls Charge Of Failure  Against Presiden      Gabrielson Says Truman Failed ‘Miserably In Office; 10-Point ‘Indictment’ Cites Loss of Asian Cold War, Rising Debt

Gabrielson Gives List Of Failures  Claims President Has Lost Cold War.

G.0. P. Chairman ‘Indicts’ Truman For ‘Miserable Failure’ in Office

General Assembly Rejects Another Soviet Move For North Korean Bid

FLOOD VICTIM   Rain in Cloudburst Propor tion Hit Oklahoma Overnight

TRUMAN MAKING REQUEST dh. eens  Nearly $18 Billion Seen Needed For New War Func

White House Mobilization Parley Is Held   Special Message Scheduled to Go To Conaress Today

British Labor Narrowly Win: in Second Test   Housing Victory Recorded by a 25-Vote Margin:

Lahorites Win Confidence Nod In Testing Voting   Churchill's Party to Press Attack with New Challenges; Majority Is 25.

eal: at a anand SN ol aa a aaa  Du Quoin Reaches Goal in Drive for ‘Forest City Plant

‘Senator Dudley J, LeBlonc—-the Mon Responsit for the Great New HADACOL

Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc—ihe Man Resposisib for the Great New HADACOL

Williams In Small Lead In Michigan   Governor's Race Sull Undecided;  Reeount Certain

Taft Blames Dems For FEP Dead'ock  Administration To Seek More Converts

Yardmen Plan  Rail Walkouts  Piecemeal Strike Is Over Wage Disputes

Soviets Cold To Trumans  Force Talk  Was ar DPaarea   War or Peace Future Placed In Red Hands

Attlee Regime Facing Ballot   Winston Churchill Challenges Labor

Wallace Breaks with Own Party   Refuses to Accept its Stand on Korea

Former UN Aide Denies Red Link   McCarthy Names Four More ‘Risks’

STIFF DENIAL SET; SENATOR NOT PRESENT   Committee Chairman Makes Demand For List

Cuts In Truman Budget Will Be Aim Of Congres:   President’s Prediction Of Five Billion Deficit Brings Demand For Slaches

Sugar Export Clamp OK’d   Restriction To Be Established Ae of Sent. 1

HEIR OF SLAIN MAN FILES SUIT   Seeks Payment of Insur:   ance Policy Held By  Charles Brown

590 More Area Men Called for Draft Physical   To Report in St. Louis on Sept 26—Induct 8 Next Week

26 More Alton Men Report tor Draft Physical   Go to St. Louts for Exam. ination—2 Groups (so Next Month

; a ra a Tn ar Oe ema eee PLEASANT. HILL EVANGELICAL TIAITEM BPRTONREN COIIRCH

North Korean Advance Is Stopped After Being Within 2 Miles Of City

Yanks Report Red Movement Near Hunhae   Most of Korean Battle Line Enveloped In Uneasy Quiet

‘Enemy Is Making. His Last Gasp’ Says General Walker   MacArthur’ 5s Headquarters Announced That South Koreans Haye Stabilized Their Fronts In Pohang Sector.

Naval Guns Shell Reds Near City   Ground Fighting Subsides In All Areas Of Front

Warships Fire Big Shells on Enemy Force   Other Action Is Limited to Clashes Between Patrols

Cruisers, Destroyers Fire Shells Into North Korean: Forces Massing For Afttacle

CRAFT BLAST RED POSITIONS NEAR KEY CITY  Several Sectors Quiet After U, N. Forces Drive Back Attack : ing Communists.

Pour Shells Into Massing Red Forces   Gen. Walker Says Enemy ‘Making His Last Gasp’

Warships Shell Reds Attacking In Pohang Area   Front Is Generally Quiet; Pohang Is ‘Hottest Point’

[Enemy Pressure Continues In ) Pohang Area But No Significent (Change In Battle Line Has Been Noted      NAKTONG RIVER ¢ SECTOR 18 QUIET

Fight Inch Shells — Lobbed Into North Korean Troog Mass   Action Hottest Around City of Pohana

Walker Says Foe Making ‘Last Gasp’   Ground Action In Night Is Limited Mostly To Patrols

Communists Moving Up Reinforcements   American Cruiser and Destroyers Turn Their Guns on Korean Reds; Central Naktong Front Quiet

U.S. NAVAL FORCE SHELLS COMMUNIST FORCES ON COAST   Fighting Lines Surge Back and Forth In Area? General Walker Confident That This Is Last Major Effort of Communi st Forces.

U. S. Ships Hi Reds Sieging Pohang Gates   Task Force Shells Enemy Force Trying To Recapture Port

RED KOREANS SUFFER HEAVY WAR CASUALTIES   Rebounding from Reverses That Cost Them 11,100 Casualties in 3 Days   SMASH SOUTHWARD   Invaders Halted About One Dozen Miles From  Goal

Many See South Plains For First Time  Rail Leaders Laud Growth Of Lubbock

Ozarks’ Scenery Beautiful; But Most Curious Is the Mountain That Moves — Maybe

.fime L/0es ray Racketeers Reap Profits From Racing ‘Subsidiaries   By DOUGLAS LARSEN

Senate Inquiry to Shift to Chicago Early Next Month   Chicago Racketeers Expected to be Main Target

Crime Inquiries To Move Next To Chicago, Midwest   Windy City Believed To Be Headquarters For AllTime Counterfeiting Activities And For Noarestice Activities

Crime Probers To Open Shop Right In Chicago Area   Senate Investigators To Shift Inquiry To Midwest.

Crime Hunt To Midwest   Senate Probers Plan To Open Hearings in Chicago Earlv in July

oe Chicago Next In Senate’s  Crime Probe  Midwest Area To Be Investigated

Senate Crime Probe Group To Bear Down   Investigating Group to Move to Chicago Next Nonth for Both Public And Secret Hearinas

Intends To Hold Hearings in July  In Gambling Hub   Government Officials Claim Windy City Is Center Of Drug, Counterfeiting Rings

Senate Committee MEW Doar Down On Clic Racketeers   Dope Traffie Center

Crime Inquiry Looks to West   Senate Hearings May Be Shifted To Chicago Area

Chicago Will Be Center of Investigation  Crime, Dope, Booki Tieups To Be Eyed

Crime Inquiry Will Move To  Chicago Soon   Senate Investigators Hear Federal Officials Name Midwest as Crime Center

Senate Crime Probe to Shift To Chicago   Director of Commission — To Be First Witness Of Group

MIDWEST VICE ~ PROBEIS NEX]   Senate Group Books Chicago Crime Commissioner As First Witness.

CHICAGO AREA MAIN TARGET OF INQUIRY   Windy City Named Center Of Racketeer Rings  APAI ATE ARAIIFT      To Hold Public And Secret Hearings In Washington, Mid-West Metropolis

Truman Talks Over Problems With Cabinet   Home Front Controls Subject Of Meeting At Capital

Other Women, Debts Blamed By Man Police Push Probe  Of Bombing Plot

Murder Gun Turns Up at Ames   Believe It Used to Kill Chavis a Year Aao

WAR DANPENS VOTE DRIVES   Gubernatorial Candidates Find It Hard To Drum Up Interest

Candidate with Best Organization Expected to Win  Primary Election as State Campaign Interest Lags

Anti-Red Bill  Draws Debate   Sen. Douglas Say: Proposal Would Im. peril Freedoms

Deer Season Toll Now Four   Sauk County Farmer Felled by Shotgun Sluc

Pravda Editor Stresses Peace Theme   States Capitalism. Communism Can Live Side by Side

RED SPEAKER EEG NO NEED OF NEW WAR   Says Communism Can Live Peacefully by Side  of Capitalism.

TO MAKE A PROFIT THIS YEAR, FARMERS MUST CUT EXPENSES   Prices. Still Good But They'll Be Down 10 Per Cent

Planning, Careful Management Will Be Keys to Continued Farm Profit

ECONOMY BLOC LOPS BUDGET TO ESSENTIALS   Armed Forces, FBI Funds Approved By Committee

Spending Plans Cut $14 Billion   House Group Asks $29 Billion Project

Union Sentiment Is Unchanged By Lewis Agreement To Confer   Little Sympathy In Rank And File For Return To Work Before Contract Is Signed.

Miners In District — Want Pact Before © Returning To Work   Mine Chief And Operators To Meet In Washington; Several Locals In — Area Plan Parleys This Weekend

More Prices Are Boosted   Increase of From Two To Five Cents Goes on Wide Variety of Items

Price Increases Hit New Items   Paint, Golf Balls And Toothpaste Going Up

Lt. Gen. W H. Walker Is Killed   Dies On Way Te Front; Entire Eighth Army:  Feels Blows

'GEN. WALKER’S BODY  1S FLOWN TO JAPAN   Ton U. N. Commanders, including MacArthur. at Airport When Plane Arrives.

Britain Backs U.S. Plan To Strenethen UN   Warns Russians Britons Will Fight To Keep Liberties

Bevin Backs American Ai ims; Yugoslavia WantsU.N. Forces To Stop Before 38th Parallel

Move Toward Strong UN   Four Other Nations Express Approval Of U. S. Propesals

U.S. PROPOSALS ARE ENDORSED   Britain Supports Ache son’s Plan For Bolster ing U.N.

Nationalist China, The Philippines, Bolivia And TurkyAlso Back Acheson’s Proposal To Spend U.S. Blood And Bullion

Bevin Endorses U.S. Proposals To Bolster UN   Yugoslavia Wants UN Forces in Korea to Stop at 38th Parallel

BRITAIN THROWS SUPPORT T0 PLAN ~ TO BOLSTER U.N   Four Other Countries Get Be hind Acheson Proposals Whic Call for World Military Force.   ERNEST BEVIN URGES UNITY FOR KOREA   He Declares Assembly Must Try to Settle Question of Representation of China.

BEVIN OKAYS U.S. PLAN TO BOLSTER UN   Yugoslavs Would Halt Korean Fighting At 38th Parallel

Bevin Supports U.S. Proposals   Acheson’s Ideas Approved For Strenothenine J

BRITISH READY TO FIGHT  ~ Bevin Okehs U. § . . Aims For Bolstering U.N.

Bolstered UN . Gets Approval Of Mr. Bevir   Briton Endorses U. S. Aim To Arm Against All Aaaression

Repressuring Benefits Are Proven Here  Work Done On Wesson-Hogg Lin  it Hara

WORK MOVING ALONG   Resurfacing on East Eight Street  Is Ahead of Schedule

CRUISE OF SUB SET RECORD FOR DISTANCE   _U.S. Craft Made  5,200-Mile Trip Below Surface

Sub Goes 5200 Miles Under Water, Commander Says It Could Continue

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Savs “Sub” Could Have Gone Further If Had More Fuel

U. S. May Have To Expand Its Air Force And Navy  Official Says Move Seems Needed To Supvort New West Europe Defense

‘Latest Yarn About Flying Saucers Sounds Familiar   REMEMBER DAVID’S STORY?

Jazz Singer Al Jolson Dies Joking About Trip To Korea   Famed Comedian Stricken Two Weeks After Return From Fiaying 42 Shows Fer Troops

Al Jolson, Famed On Stage, Screen, Expires Suddenly  Noted Singer Heart Vie  tim as He Talks Friends

Nation Mourns Sudden Passing Of Al Jolson,  Ace Of Entertainment

Will Seek No Strike Pledge   Rep. Nixon May Se: Top Labor Leaders

House Group Puts OK on Excise Slash  Still Must Act On Tax Boosts On, Other Items

Potato Support Prices Reduced   Cut By Agriculture’ Department Averages  9 Cents Per Bushel

U. S. Lowers  Support on  Spud Prices Cut to Average  Nine Cents Per Bushel in 1950

Reduced 9 Cents A Bushel .. ..  Potato Crop Price Support Cut Made

CUT SPUD PRICES   as Been Reduc  ye Levy for 50 Crop Cents Bushel

Cut Potato Supports   Low as Possible Under Law in Effort to Discourage Over-Planting

Potato Price Support Cut 9 Cts. Bushel   U.S. Undecided What To Do With Huge Surplus On Hand

CUT SPUD PRICES   Sup, ort Levy for ‘50 Cror las Been Reduced 9 Cents Bushel

Boy Charged In Slaying Of Priest   17-Year-Old Three Time Reform Schoo!  Inmate Is Accused

Ex-Van Wert Woman Admits Murder Charge  Thelma (Ren 0) Powel! ters  aasantobiam af €tLaabias

3 Mills Cut tn City Tax Rate Sought   Forster Makes Proposal To Council With 1951 Budget of 13 Millions

GUNS” UNDER FIRE THROUGHOUT STATE   Wave of Protest Against ‘Toy’ Weapons Continues To Increase

Prisoner Records Parole Meetings, Sneaks Them Out   Iowa Officials Catch Him About to Broadcast From Cell

Iowa Prisoner Uses “Electric Grapevine” To Listen in on Parole Board Meetings

Peterson Girl Found Guilty  Life Sentence Given Bar Hitechhike Slaying

mie Says Data ~ Given Not Secrel  Career Diplomat Admits  He Divulged FDR ~ : Messacee

SERVICE DENIES GIVING SECRETS TO RED EDITOR   Career Diplomat ‘Asserts  Information Was ‘Old Stuff’ To Newsmen

TRUMAN BACK OF PIKE   President Says FF      position Comes Poli!

Truman Affirms Support For Commissioner  Sumner T. Pike Gets Presidential Backing for Post

Shriners Sponsoring  July Event   Seck 5,000 At Edgewater Park Entertainment

lsolationism is Dead in Midwest Says GOP Speaker   Says Republicans Aware of Urgency Of Foreign Affairs

JUDY'S atthe MEMS GIVEN TRIAL JUnOn:   Winds Up Evidence in Gov’ Attempt to Prove Girl Spy for Reds.

“SECRET” PAPERS ARE READ BEFORE COPLON SPY JUR)   Federal Judge Ryan Denies New Defense Motion  Ens BAtctrinl

Pope Extends Holy Year Blessings Throughout Entire World For 1951

Holy Year Indulgences Extended   Blessings Also ‘Carry Through 1951, Says Pontiff

U.S. Military Leaders Puzzled Over Intentions  Of China Reds In Korea

Senate Hunts A big Bookie  For Questions   Crime Investigators Hear About Big Gifts to Warren Campaign, Toc

Senate to Vote ‘Monday On Curbs   Work On Measure o President’s Powers

Senate Amendments Delay Controls Bill as Red Registration Tacked On

SOUTH KOREANS CAPTURE BIG EAST COAST CITY   TRUMAN WALKS IN RAIN: DUE TO TALK TONIGHT

FLYING SAUCERS NAVAL AIRCRAFT, MAGAZINE SAYS   Notes Competent Evidence Machines Are Secret  1] © Uetinwtter

Magazine Says Flying Saucers Real  we, ‘ go i re a. ha eee <P non nog Bae Nirasar   VW ashinston Weekly Claims Strange Craft Developed By Navy

NEWS MAGAZINE SAYS DISCS ARE REAL AIRCRAFT   Concludes Navy Is Building Combination Jet and Helicopter.

Magazine Says  ‘Saucers’ Real  Aircraft Developed Here, Article Claims

Competent Evidence Indicates Saucers Are New U. S. Craft. Magazine Says

Competent Proof Is Seen for Saucers      Magazine Declares Navy Is Doing  Tiewnlivmewsnk

MAGAZINE SAYS FLYING SAUCERS ARE U. S. CRAFT   DECLARES DISCS ARE NEW TYPE PLANES DEVISED BY NAVY

Credit Navy With Flying  New Saucer   Magazine Reports Competent Evidence That Dises Are Real Planes   DEVELOPED IN US   Notes Air Force Inquiry About Objects Called Off: Showed No Alarm

Washington Newspaper Declares Flying Saucers Are Real Aircraft Being Made by Navy

Magazine Says Flying Saucers Real Aircratt  Developed by U. S. Navy

BUT THERE ARE ‘IFS’  $10 Million State Surplus Hinted by Finance Experts

Lora Michel Asks to Stay in Juvenile Hal   $100-a-Day Girl Found in Burbank Minleter's House

Local Man Is Held In Tennessee On Larceny Charge   Robert Charles Pearson 71, Accused of Part . In Swindle Case ;

FAR EAST DEFENSE REPORT TO TRUMAN   FOUR MILITARY LEADERS TELL OF FINDINGS DURING 10DA¥ TOUR.

Defense Tour Data Told At Conelave  Chiefs of Siaff Tell Truman Situation Tn Far East Area

Truman Hears Report On Far East Defenses   Confers With Joint. Chiefs Who Visited Japan, Okinawa. Hawaii

Truman Gets Asia Reports   4. Military Leaders Submit Secret Data

Truman Has Secret Talk With Major  Commanders   Cold War Continues Strong On Far East Fronts During Week

Battle Lines Shaping In Cold War   President Truman Receives Reports On Far East

Gunman Fired Upon Him Britisher Says   Truman Gets Report On The Orient

Battle Lines Shape Up For Cold War, Round 2   President Truman Receives First Hand Word From Nation’s Big Four Military Chieftains

Nation's Top ‘Brass’ at  Conference   Fatraordinary Session Ie Held in White House on Far Eastern Situation; News Doe Mander

Staff Chiefs Back In U.S.   President Gets First Hand intormation About Defenses In Pacific, Far East

Cee ER ae  ‘Prsident Receives First Hand Report On F On Far East

Battle Lines Are Shaping For Cold War   Military Chiefs Back From Inspection OF Pacific Bases

Surgeons Work Man’s Heart With Their Hands for One Hour and 48 Minutes to Save His Life

Football Fans Plane Missing  Four Lost On Way To Notre Dame Game

TIME RUNNING OUT American Optimism -Sorely Misplaced   Red Paper Claims Heavy Yank Losses

US Optimism Of Week Ago Vanishes With New Communist Gains In Korea

Reds Drive Forward Despite Tremendous Losses—   American Optimism Sorely Misplaced

GET $130,000 IN BOLD RAID   Two Men at Phoeni Lock Up Employes And Escape

Big Bank Holdup in  Arizona  Two Men Carry Away $130,000 in Garbage Can

Employes Are Locked Up In Phoenix ‘Job’  All Loot In Cash; Money Carried.Out Te A Pn chke wen Cen

7 Employes Imprisoned In Building   Phoenix Robbers Take Loot Away In Garbage Can

2 Men Hold Up Bank at Phoenix: Get $130,000   Six Employes Are Held Prisoner; Escape Is Made in Auto Bearing California Plates.

Republican Guill Concedes Defeat in Race for Congress   Panhandle Man Makes Surprising Race; Vote Very Light Over Most of The State

Insists Pact Must Be Fool-Proof’   Addresses General Assembly Of UN

Says U. S. and Allies Will Not Be Lulled by ‘Paper Promises’   Seeks Pact to Haad Of World War {if in Speech Before UN General Assembly

‘Fool-Proof’ Pact Asked At UN Meet   Warns That West Won't Be Lulled By Paper Promises

Advocates ‘Feol-Proof’ Pact to Head Off World War lil, But Warns U. S. and Allies  Won't Lay Down Arms For ‘Paper Promises

President Speaks Before Special Session of UN   Chief Executive Urges 'Fool-Proof' Plan To Head Off War

Truman Asks Fool Proof World Pact   President Speaks This Morning Before Plenary Session Of The United Nations Gineral Assembly On Anniversary   DEMOCRACIES MUST. CONTINUE REARMING

Milder Tone Adopted for UN General Assembly But ‘Soviet Warning Implied

President Tells U. Nv. That Allies Will Not Accept “Paper Promises”   Chief Executive, Addressing General  Assembly on Anniversary, Says West  _ Will Not Be Misled Into Laying Down Arms.

WOULD HAVE = WORLD PACT —TO STOP WAR   But Wants Ht Fool-Proof and with No “Paper Promises” to Keep Peace.

United States And Allies Will Not Bow  To Paper Promises   Tells World One-Sided Disarmament Is Bid For Aggression On Fifth Anniversary Of UN.

Says U.S. Won't Be Fooled By ‘Paper Promises’   Tells UN Assembly U. S. Must Continue To Rearm Until Pact Worked Out; Offers Three Principles

Truman Calls For ‘Fool-Proof’ Disarmament   Paper Promises Not Good Enough

Shotgun Blast Kills Gangster   Johnny Gach, Associate Of Purple Gang, Killed In Robbery Attempt.

GACH SLAIN BY AUTO WORKER   Former Purple Gang As sociate, Engaged In Robbery, Shot Down

GERMAN RED YOUTHS GIVE IN   Agree To Medical Exams So They Can Cross Border And Go Home.

Reds’ Berlin Bluff Called: Ends Threat   Nine Thousand Communists Youth Meekly Submit To Registration Before Being Permitted to Futor Woctern Porlin

Submit Meekly To Medical Tests Before Returning To Homes   Tense Situation Is Eased When Rally Delegates Surrender As Westerns Call Bluff.

Communist Youth Delegates Submit To West Forces   Reds Meekly Give In To Registration and Medical Examinations

COMMUNISTS BACK DOWN ON THREAT T0 RUSH BORDER   Nine Thousand Youth -Dele getes Return Peacefully Th Hamece In Wact

Red Youths Back Down, Submit to Examination; Enjoy U. S. Jazz Show

Four Crewmen Killed, 26 Parafroopers Leap To Safety in Bomber Crast

‘METHODIST ASSIGNMENTS TODAY  McMurry College Is Host for ‘51 Meet

CIO Expels Bridges And His Union For Following Communist Line ©   West Coast Fishermen’s Union Also Tossed Out.

Air Crash Scene In Tough Country   Only Most Experienced Mountain Climbers Can Hope to Reach Plane

Wake Forest Move Aided By Philanthropist   Promises To Raise Balance Of Sum If  Cen reees Bes aN

Babcock Pledges Funds To College   Says Proposal To Move Wake Forest Hinges On Campaign

INFLATION FEAR INCREASES Panel In Congress Ready  To Make Probe Of Prices

Evacuees Board American Liner   Rescue Ship Is Scheduled to Depart From Red China Port Today

Truman's Loyalty Program Upheld in Court Appeal —   Judges Say U.S. Can Fire’Disloyal’ Persane

2-1 Decision Backs Power  Of Dismissal   Ousted Worker, Linked to Reds, Loses Her Case

Court Decision Upholds Truman's Loyalty Program  eet 1 loew   Government Given Right to Fire Workers For Red Associations

Appeals h In Decision  On Loyalty  aad ee = ahs i   Constitutionality,  of Trunsan's Loyalty: Program is. Upheld “ By 2 to 1-Decisian

Bridges Perjury Jury Deadlocked   Copy of Witness’ Testimony Asked

Jailhouse Yawns  Police Chief and Editor Defy Court Contempt Sentence

MacArthur Told Commies’ Morale Appears ‘Very Low’  General Also Hears. North Korean Troops  ae fic Pe oe

FRONT LINE OFFICERS GIVE REPORTS   General MacArthur Told Commies Are  Disinterested in War

Iilinols School Commission Urges 24 Der Cent Increase in State Ald

24 Firemen Injured At Western Md.   College Has $50,000 Damage; Flames Ripped Through Chemical Lab; Acids Destroved

Willkie Will Be Honored   Plaque of Late Hoosier To Be Unveiled Today

$140 Millions Aim For State Bomb Shelters   Lausche Appears At Senate Group Five-Point Hearing

Co-Ops View Suit as ‘Reckless Propaganda Stunt’   Private Utilities Make Mock of Congress Is REA Group Accusation.

Churchill Asks Again for Meeting ‘With Russia on Atomic Arms Race

BIG 3 APPEAL GIVEN STRESS BY CHURCHILI   Britain’s Election Campaign Draws To Climax

Churchill Again Pleads for Meet On Atomic Race   Urges ‘Big Three’ And Joseph Stalin Hold Conference

Williams Vote Unusually High   Alger, Keyes, Engel Trail Former Governor in Tuesday's Primary   TAGE LRran<s HER

SAYS LEGISLATURE ACTED WITHIN RIGHTS IN SETTING ELECTION BY RESOLUTION

SPECIAL ELECTION APR. 4 ON GAS TAX HIKE HELD LEGAL   Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair Rules Legislature Acted Within Rights in Setting Date by Resolution.   REP. BOHRER WILL “APPEAL DECISION   Republican Caucus Chairman in Lower Branch of Legjslature Seeks to Block Vote.

Grand Jury Probe Of Crime Ordered In Boone County  Kwesed Rests a dia   Special Bedy Called To Investigate ‘Shocking’ Acts

Oran Woman Killed At Dutchtown   Husband, Two Children Injured in Car Truck Accident

Bond. of $30,000 Each for Three Accused in Robhery   One of Men Linked to Bank Holdup Has Admitted Pert in Tt

PHONE SYSTEM IS THREATENED BY DISRUPTION   Federal Mediators Desperately Trying to Avert Breakdown Wednesday.

Federal Mediators Desperately Seek Formula To Head Off 6 A. M. Walkout

Mediators Hunt Formula To St« Strike Which Would Thro 240,000 Key Phone Employ Out Of Work Tomorrow J 6A. M   “JAMMING” CAMPAIGN PLANNED BY STRIKEF

Desperate Efforts To Stave Off Strike Of 240,000 Workers   Company Ready For National “Inevitable” Tieup At 6 A. M. Tomorrow; No Optimism In Picture.

Union Officials Assert Walkout Is Inevitable; Picketing Is Planned

Phone Workers Set For Strike  Mediator Trying To Head Off Walkout

Phone Strike May Begin Tomorrow; Pessimistic View  By Negotiators i

Ching Works Overtime in PhoneMuddle   CWA Expects Phone Workers to Observe Picket Lines It Plans To Put on Duty Friday

CURBS APPEAR NEAR ON USE OF PRODUCTS:   Orders Concerning Steel, Building Materials and Aluminum to Be Issued Soon.

NPA Readies Curbs on Steel, Aluminum ‘And Building Materials to Aid Defense

INTO OFFICE. APRIL 17   Many Close Races in Missouri City Elections

Gale Winds Hit  New England's Coastal Areas   Extensive Damage Is Caused by Gusts Up To 65 Miles an Hour

Senators Favo! Extension of Draft Law  Committee’s Bill   Committee’s Bill Includes Emergency Powers

Senate Group Okays 3-Year Draft Extender   Committee Tacks Racial Segregation Rider On Measure

Senate Committee Approves 3-Year Draft Extension   Also Gives President  Power to Resume Inductions

Senate Committee Votes Three-Year \Draft Extensior      Bill Would Give Presiden Power To Induct Men; Segregation Provided

Senate Agency Okehs Draft Bill Extension   Attaches Segregation Amendment {n Defiance of Truman Stand

Segregation Put in Draft  Senate Group Votes   Senate Group Votes Three-Year Extension

Senators Approve Three-Year Draft  Would Give Truman Power of Induction

Committee Backs Full Draft Bill   But Senators Tack on Objectionable Segregation Clause.

Senate Unit Approves Draft Law Extension But Tacks On Racial Segregation Amendment

Senate Group For Extension ~ Of Draft Law   Committee Also Would Give President Power  To Induct

lead Of FBI Tells Congréss Communists Have Begun To Go Underground In Last 7 Months

Senate Group OK’s Extensior Of Draft Law   But Segregation Amendment Opposes Truman’s Policy

AMERIGANS MURDERED AT AIG BYPROREAN ‘REFUGEES' A  ‘Red Guerrittas Cut/U. S. Tines

AMERICANS MURDERED AT NIGHT BY KOREAN ‘REFUGEES’  ‘Red Guerrillas Cut US. Lines

LEWIS CALLS FOR SUIT’S DISMISSAL   Views Fund Accounting Action as Mere Sham.

Ex-Editor of Daily Worker Was Told To Consider Lattimore as Party Member, He Says.   PERJURY CHARGE IS POSSIBLE RESULT

U.S. FAR EAST AIDE HELPED COMMUNIZE CHINA, EX-RED SAYS   Former Daily Worker Editor Fails To Call Professor Communist, But Charges He Belonged To “Red Cell; McCarthy Case Near Climax.

Says He Was a Cell Member, in on China Plot’   But He Does Not Call Professor a Red; Talks at McCarthy's Bidding

Association With Soviet Agents Told   Adviser On Far East Affairs In Hearing Room As Committee Hears Former Red

Professor Member of Red ‘Cell’   Also Says He Was Party to Plan To ‘Deliver’ China

Figured In Plot Against China, Budenz Testifies   Subcommittee [s Told Far Eastern Expert Hed Been Associated With Men Known As ‘Soviet Agents’

Lattimore Witness Won't Specifically Call Him a Communist  Testimony Based on Second-Hand Reports

Budenz Testifies Lattimore Was In  Communist ‘Cell’  Not Saying That Lattimore Is a Communist

Budenz Is Witness in  Spy Probe   Ex-Editor Careful Not To Say China Expert ls Communist.

AUT ACCUSES “HIM OF BEING IN ARED CELL   MéCarthy and Far Easterr Expert Take Notes at Hearing.

Testifies in Senate Hearing  Dewies Calling Aceused Man  Communist

DOES NOT. SAY HE IS. COMMUNIST   Former Commie Declares ‘Lattimore Was in. Com_munist Cell, Took Orders From Reds.    PUT RED WRITERS IN KEY POSITIONS   But He Doesn't Refer to Lattimore as a Communist, Budenx Says on  c Witness Stand. itd

EX- COMMUNIST SAYS LATTIMORE TOOL OF PARTY   Budenz, Witness Be. fore Senate Investi. gators, Swears That American Was Member Of Com.  munist Cell.

Witness Claims Pacific Adviser Praised by Party  Professor on Hand To Hear McCarthy Figure Testify

But Ex-State Aide Linked With Effort To Give China To Reds   Former Party Man Talks ‘Reluctantly’   But Testimony Brings Probe Nearer To Climax In Sen. ate Investigation

Won’t Charge LattimoreIs A Communist   But Budenz Says He Was Member Of Red Cell In Institute  Of Pacifie Relations

SENATORS HEAR BUDENZ EXPLAIN RED CONNECTION   FAR-EAST EXPERT TERMED A MEMBER OF COMMUNIST CELL

But Doesn't Brand Expert As Communist   Ex-Editor Says He's Not Saying Official] Commie Member

TN a EE ERE TT  Communist Label Is Avoided   LINKED T0 TWO ‘SOVIET AGENTS’

Not Communist --But Member Of Party Cell   Witness Says State Department Adviser Conspired to Bring China Into Red Orbit

Says Professor. Was Member of Communist Cell  Doesn't Accuse Him Of Being Communist

Budenz Says  Lattimore in Red Cell   Pacific Relations institute Said Ruled by Communists

El PasoBoyls Smofhered In Cliff Cave-In   10 Weekend Death: In Texas Result OFf Auto Mishapns

13 KILLED IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS   Traffic Accidents Cause 10 Deaths In Texas; Boy Is Suffocated

Week-End Violent Deaths In Texas Total 13: Boy Smothers To Death

Debate Sull Rages On 10 Percent Cut   Senate Passage Said Possible  By Nightfall

Traffic Claims 19: Five Die In One Accident  State’s Labor Day   State’s Labor Day Weekend Slaughter Highest In Nation

Administration Looks to Loveland as Spokesman for Brannan Plan in Senate

To Oppose Hickenlooper Truman Forces Urge lowan To Run For Senate      Want Ag Undersecretary Loveland To Lead Fight For Brannan Plan

Push Loveland for Senate fo Lead Brannan Plan Figh   Truman, Brannan Urge Him to Run For lowa Seat

Reds Retreat Along Entire Korean Front   Open Path for Allies Toward Yalu River; Flank Threat Eased

Cold, Snow Are Chief Barriers To U-N Assault   Guerrillas Take One Town South Of 38th Parallel

JURORS WEIGH DOCTOR'S CASE OVER AN HOUR   ‘Hopes To Resume His  Practice; Audience i Cheers Verdict

Out Only 71 Min. To Acquit Him in ‘Euthanasia Case   ‘Courtroom’ Audience - Cheers Finding, Prosecutor Smiles

Spectators, In And-Ouiside Qf Court, Cheer  Medical Body Will Take Up Case For —

12-MAN JURY FINDS COUNTRY DOCTOR INNOCENT AFTER TI MINUTES OF DELIBERATION

Dr. Sander Found Innocent Of Charge He Slew! Hopeless Cancer Patient In ‘Act Of Mercy’:

Jurors Require Only 71 Minutes To Find Verdict  Mercy Slaying Defendant Hepes To Practice Again

Physician Hopes To Resume Practice But State Medical Society Still to Consider

Verdict Returned Within 71 Minutes   Happy Doctor Hopes to Resume Practice; Colleagues Study Action in Historic Case

JURY 15 OUT 71 MINUTES; CROWD CHEERS VERDICT   Hundreds Gather Outside Courthouse to Greet Physician and Wife as They Depart.   DOCTOR CONFIDENT DURING 14-DAY TRIAL   New Hampshire Board Which Has Power to Revoke His License to Consider Case.

Country Doctor Hopes to Resume Practice Soon   Medical Society to Consider His Case Now; Spectators in Court Room Cheer Despite Warnings of the Judge.

New Hampshire Physician Says He Was Confident Of Outcome All Through His 2 Weeks Trial

DOCTOR'S CASE OVER AN HOUR   Hopes To Resume His Practice; Audience  Cheers Verdict

Jury Arrives At Its Verdiet In 71 Minutes   Country Doctor Hopes To Resume Practice Soon: Glad It's Over

Jury Acquits Dr. Sander of Mercy Death   Court Crowd Cheers Verdict, Doctor and Wife Rejoice; Panel Out Only 71 Minutes

Cheers Greet Quick Verdict; Wife Weeps   Doctor Hopes To Resume Practice Within Few, Weeks; Medical Group To Meet Quickly

Sander Freed In Mercy Case   Spectators Cheer Trial Verdict;  Action on Practice License Set

‘It’s Wonderful,’ Calm Doctor Says; Spectators Cheer; Medical Society Still To Rule

SANDER JURY ACOUITS IN 14 MINUTES   Mercy Slaying Defendant Hopes To Practice Soon

CHARGE GETS CENSOR REPLY   Sen. Tobey Demands Phone Facilities Be Denied 3

Mechem Hits Demo Administration; Miles Urges Resources Development

NEW MEXICO POLITICS.  Both Parties Accuse Other Of Avoiding Real Issues

W oman Admits Killing Her Married Sister In Row Over Care of Baby

MaeArthur Hits China Aid to Foes    Report Read in U.N.; Malik Ducks Our As Charees Aired

Mac Charges Reds Aided North Korea   Commander Says Communists  Got 40,000 Men

SAYS CHINA SUPPLIED 60.000 MEN   MacArthur Report To UN Says Weapons  Came from Russia

MPARTHUR SAYS CHINA RELEASED TROOPS FOR WAR   Declares 40,000 to 60,000 Seasoned Soldiers of Korean Origin Were Provided by Mao’s Regime.   RUSSIA SENT ARMS 2 AS LATE AS 1950   General Reports to U. N. That Outside Aid Built Up North Korean Power for Its Invasion.

 MacArthur Charges: China, Russia Aided ' Korean. Reds With War;Malik Block Fails

CHINESE REDS PROVIDED AID TO NORTH KOREA   Sent Combat-Seasoned Troops While Russia Supplied Arms   MacARTHUR’S REPORT GIVEN UNITED NATIONS

W Arthur Says North Koreans Aided By USSR   Malik Refuses To Listen To Report

Malik Leaves Hall When U. S. Displays Weapon Captured In Korean Fighting

Malik Refuses : To Hear Charges Russ Aided Korea   Loses Move to Keep Evidence Out, Then He Dueks Ont

40,000 Korean Red Troops Trained By China, MacArthur Reports fo UN

macArthar fotne  China China Reds Supplied 60,000 Men In Korea  General Charges Soviet Furnished

WaArthur Charges Communists Aided North Korea Reds  Claims Russians Supplied Arms And Munitions

M’Arthur Says Reds in China Aided Koreans  U.N. Chief Claims Duoeeane Ciumntian

Red China's Aid foN. Korea Told   Mac Also Hits Russ in 4th Report to UN

MacArthur Reports Aid to North Korea by Soviets. Red China as UN Assembly Set to Meet

MARTHUR PINS AID TO KOREAN REDS ON RUSSIA   Report To U. N. Claims Chinese Reds Loaned 60.000 Veterans

Red China Provided Major Part Of North Korean Army Muscle, MacArthur Says

General Details Direct Russian  - Aid to N. Koree   Malik ls Unable To Delay * Reading of MacArthur's Report To UN

Nine Killed In IlkinoisTrain Crash  About 75 Injured   About 75 Injured ‘When Passenger Trains Collide

9 Killed, 75  Injured In  Train Crash Two Santa Fe Flvere Involved 

Nine Killed, 79 Injured In Freak  Train Wreek  Two Streamliner:  Pile Up When

Nine Killed, 75 Injured As Streamliner Trains Bump in Freak Collision

Nine Killed In Wreck Of Fast Trains   Santa Fe Fliers On Paratie! Tracks Crash Near Chicaac

MANY TRAPPED IN FREAK MISHAP  Nine Persons Dead, 75 Injured In Crash Of Streamline Trains

9 KILLED WHEN TWO HIGH oPEED TRAINS COLLIDE   Santa Fe Streamliners, Run. ning Side by Side, Bump Midsections in Freak Crash.   75 PERSONS INJURED, SOME CRITICALLY   Four of Dead in El Capitan Washroom — One Man Decapitated When Thrown  Through Window,

2 Fast Trains Collide: Nine Dead, 75 Huri   High Speed Santa F Streamliners Bump Midsections

9 Are Killed In Rail Crash   Two Streamliners Bump In Freak Accident

Nine Persons Die as Crack Trains Crash   75 Suffer Injuries In Freak Collision Of Fast Santa Fe Passenaer Trains

Fast Trains Bump in Passing; Nine Die, 75 Persons Injured   Santa Fe Streamliners Race Side by Side When Mail Car of One Lurches From Tracks

9 Die in Freak Train Accident On Santa Fe Line   Streamliners Bump Midsections, 75 People Injured

Freak Collision Of Two Santa Fe Streamliners Kills Nine, Injures 75

Predict Blustery Thanksgiving Day   Snow, Sub-Zero Cold Forecast In Wide Areas

Heroic Yankees Stall All-Out Win For Reds  EFnemv Still Advancinoe Sonth:   Enemy Still Advancing South; Huge B-29 Raids Get Underway

State Farmers Told to Pick a Friendly Congress   Study Discrimination in School Transportation, Plea

AFTER HEAVY MIDWEST RAIN      High Water Sweeps Through Dikes in Nebraska

STATE PRIMARY SYSTEM HINTED   Mahoney Backers Claim "Present Plan Has No Legal S-nction   LANE LOSES 7 VOTES © IN GARRETT COUNTY

Drive Inland  Seven Miles   Landing at Undisclosed Point Not Opposed; Communists’ Invasion Halted at Gates Of Taejon After Stiff Air, Ground Mauling

lroops Move I Miles Inland In E, Coast Push  First Amphibious Attack Exploited In Quick Drive

Higley Is Rated as Man to Beat for Endorsement   Governor, Legion and. Other Groups Support Him; Kohler in Running

Legion Support For Endorsement Seen at Meeting  Marinette Leader Given Early Jump On Kohler, Bubolz

Higley Strength Grows as Groups Come to Support   Legion, County Boards. Add Force: Milwaukee Delegation Key

Fate Takes Hand In Fatal Crash  Victims Kin to Nurse  And Ambulance Man

Fate Goes All Out In Crash; One Dead  Victim Is Husband Of Attendina Nurse

FLEEING PAIR ESCAPES THRU POLICE CORDON   Trail Lost On M-40 Near Decatur; Continue Intensive Hunt

Trap At Decatur  Eluded   Troopers’ Car Put In Ditch By Fugitives

Union Leaders Denounte Strike And Order Strik: ers To Return At Once To Their Johe

STRIKE HALTS WORK ON GIANT AEC PROJECT   Walkout Held Wildcat As Construction of 2 Plants Is Stopped

WALKOUT STOPS ATOM PLANT WORK   WILDCAT STRIKE HALTS CONSTRUCTION ON 8227.9000.000 PROJECT.

Construction  Men Strike  At Oak Ridge Wildcat Walkout Halts Work on Big  Atamic Protect

Executive Lists Names of Three Eligitle Men   & of 8 Aldermen Approve Ouster

DEATH IN TRAIN WRECK  Double Crash Kills Twenty Get man Laborers in Russian Zone

BUS, TRUCK CRASH AT BEAVER FALLS   Mercer Trucker Among 17 Persons Injured

17 Injured When Bus, Truck Wreck   Crash Occurs Today In Beaver Falls; No One Hurt Seriously

USES 2-WAY RADIO AS TEASER  Steals Police Car, Leads Officers on Merry Chase

Sassy Thief Steals Police Car Then Kids Officers Over Two-Way Radio

Bokum Claims Sole Responsibility For Removal Of Eager From Ballot

Texans to Inducted First Weeks October cond Call Made  ince Start of ostilities

President Takes Walk in Chicago   Big Farm Speech Plannec at Lincoln; Promises Sharp Replies

Truman Travels Campaign Style   6,400-Mile Stumping Tour Carries President to Lin coln, Neb., for Major Farm Speech Tonight

President Spends Birthday in Old Campaign Style   Leads Newsmen in Hour And Ten Minute Walk At Chicago Stop

lPresident Leads Newsmen On \Toughest Walk to Date During iShort Stop In Windy City

Truman And Newsmen On Tough Walk   President Will  Make Important Talk in Lincoln, Neb., at 6 p. m.

,Major Farm alk Slated 1%, @ Se Given  In Nebraska      ‘Non-Political’ Tour To Cover Midwestern States, Reach Coast

Williams ‘To Get $125,000   Boston Red Sox Slugger Signs His 1950 Contract

BITTER KOREAN WINTER CLOSES IN, BUT AMERICANS STILL NOT FULLY EQUIPPED

BITTER KOREAN WINTER CLOSES IN ON U. S. BOYS   Troops Are Not Fully Equipped For Below Zero Conditions

“COLD KOREAN WINTER CLOSES}  ‘IN ON AMERICAN TROOPS WHO ARE NOT PROPERLY EQUIPPED.

ICY KOREAN WINDS FIND G: 1. WITHOUT WINTER CLOTHING   Army Says Cold - Weather Equipment Has Arrived, but Many Troops Still Wear Cotton Fatigues.   TEMPERATURE BELOW. FREEZING AT NIGH   Soldiers Build Ponfires te Keep Warm When There Is No Danger of Disclosing Positions.

SESE RR Ne ee  U. S. Troops Fight in Bitter Korea Cold wah Only Thin Cottons for Protection

Bitter Korean Winter Closing InOnw.S, Troops Not Yet Properly Equipped For It

Bitter North Korean Winter Closes In On American ‘Troops Not Yet Properly Equipped To Withstand It

Fast-Moving Blizzard Hits Many Sections   Storm ‘Warnings Issued Along The Atlantic Coast

BLIZZARD HITS JARRING BLOWS AT MIDDLE U.S.   Fast-Moving Storm Rolls Over Midwest, Heads East And South

Raging. Blizzard Hits Over Big Area  Felt From Texas To Great Lakes Reaion

Wild Storm Ushers In Chill Wave   Blizzard Cuts Midwest: Storm Flags Flying Along Coust

Legislation Extending Social Security To 10,000,000 Due For Final Approval

Final Approval Of Benefits Bill Due In Conares:  Measure To Extend Social Security To More Persons

Final Action on Expansion Social Security Program   Congress to Complete Work on Measure; Will Materially Raise Benefits to Retired Citizens

Final O.K. Due On Broadened  Social Security   Senate Considers Compromise Which House Approves

Marines First To Leave Port   Koreans, 7th Division Follow in Withdrawal; Much Equipment Saved

SHIPS SHELLED ENEMY 10 LAST   ‘SCENES AT HUNGNAM DESCRIBED AS EVACUATION REACHED CLIMAX.

AMMUNITION, DOCKS DESTROYED Long Lines Of Men, Equipment . Finish Moving Out Of Hunanam

Marines  First To Go Aboard Ship  Demolition Crew Wreck Hungnam Before Leaving

NEWTOWN YOUTH GENTER RECEIVES GIFT OF 32,000   Bringing Total Contributions To $22,400 in 6 Months   ‘MAY OPEN BY SUMMER

ACKNOWLEDGE GIFT OF $2,000, YOUTH CENTER   H. Russell Pickering Make: Gift To Neshaminy Valley Youth Center   \CURRENT SUM $22,400

ROKs Suffer Minor Sefback Near Taechon   Gains of 3 Miles Reported on 60-Mile Front

AUTO INSURANCE RATES GUT TODA)   Average 10.4 Per Cent Reduction In Fire, Theft And Collision Coverage Costs Goes Into Effect In Pennsylvania

Assets of Three Nations Frozen   U.S. Relations With Satellites Sinks Again

1,5, GOVERNMENT FREEZES ASSETS OF “RED” POWERS   Relations With Soviet Satelhtes In Balkans Hit Blew law

U.S. Issues Order Freezing Assets of Soviet Satellite Nations; Paymenis Stopped

U.S. Relations With Satellites Skids: To Low  Qa. .—C—i rti‘i‘rrdststs‘(‘iAA ~=we nm wn he   Freeze Assets Of Bulgaria, Hunaary, Romanic

Cold War Hits. New Low With Asset Freezing   Retaliation Taken By U. S. Against 3 Russian Allies

Relations With Soviet States Hit-New Low   Rupture Foreseen In Hungary, Romania

FREEZE ASSETS OF RED NATIONS   U. S, TAKES ACTION AGAINST BULGARIA, HUNGARY, ROMANIA

McGrath Orders Satellite Funds In U.S. Tied Up   Sec. Acheson Hints Rupture Near With Hungary, Romania

PROTECTION HOPES GIVEN UP--  Sudden Freezing Of Red Satellite Assets  —In U.S.-Russian Relations To New Low

U.S. Freezes Assets of 3 Red Nations   Bulgaria, Romania Joined With Hungary in Move By Attorney General

U.S. Relations With Red Satellites In East Europe Skid to New Low   Washington Suddenly Freezes American Assets Of Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania; Achesor Hints Diplomatic Break With Two Nations

Bank Assets Frozen By McGrath   Acheson Says U. S. Abandoning Hope Of Keepina Friendly

UJ. . Relations With Balkans At New Low   Funds of Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary In America Tied Up

U, §, FREEZES ALL ASSETS OF 3 RED NATIONS   Citizens of Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary Are Affected by Order

Red Satellites’ Assets Frozen   Pressure Applied, To Baikan Nations

U. S. ‘Freezes’ Assets Of Three Soviet Bloc  Nations’ Citizens Here   Several Million Dollars Restrained Two Days After Breaking Diplomatic Ties With Sofia: Nations Are Bulgaria. Hungary. Romania

Relations Tense With 3 Nations   Freeze Of Satellites’ Assets Puts Strain On Diplomatic Ties

Assets Frozen Of Three Soviet Satellites  Bulgaria, Romania, BB Ae ry g   Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary Affected; Further Breaks Seen

United States Freezes Funds 6 Satellites   Citizens OF Three Nations "Hostile ‘To. America: “Affected

satellites - U.S. Relations Near Breaking Point   freezing OF Bulgarian, Hungarian, Romanian Assets Here Reason

Assets Are Frozen By U.S. Order   Relations With Romania, Hungary May Be Snapped

Balkan Assets Frozen by U.S.   Relations With Soviet Satellites Drop to - New Low Point

U.S. Freezes Funds Of Red Puppet Nations   Diplomatic Relations Seen At New Low; Further Breaks Eyed

BLOCK ASSETS  OF CITIZENS OF  3 RED POWERS      Hungarian, Bulgarian Romanian Nationals’  Assets Frozen

REDS’ ASSETS IS RRFECTIVE   Citizens of Three Countries Included In Retaliation Move

Relations WithRed Satellites Drop To New Low Point   Assets Frozen in Banks; U. 5. Gives Up Hope of Protecting Citizens

U.S., RED ACCORD SINKS TO NEW LOW   Acheson Hints Rupture Of Hungary, Romania Ties May Be Next Step

U.S. Claps Lid On Balkan  Bloe’s Fund Hungary, Bulgaria,  a es Sen ae   Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania Struck By Freeze of Assets

US. Freezes Assets of 3 Red Nations   Our Relations With Balkan Bloc Seen Near Rupture

America Freezes East Trio Assets   Move May Presage Diplomacy Rift With Red-Ruled Hunaary. Romania

Break With More Balkan Land Looms   : Hungarian, Romanian Assets Froxen by U.S. In Further Disputes

U.8, TIES UP CASH OF CITIZENS OF 3 ~ BALKAN NATIONS   Bank Payments to Bulgarians, Hungarians and Romanians Stopped — Other Assets Frozen.   ACHESON HINTS AT NEW DIPLOMATIC BREAKS   Secretary Declares Relations May Be Severed With More Satellites of Soviet Russia.

U.S. Widens Breach With Red Satellites   Freezes Bulgarian, Romanian / and Hungarian Assets  in This Country

Bulgaria  Separation  May Spread   Coopt ration Is Now Wearing Thin With Hungary and Romani: U.S. Officials Reveal

New Action Directed at Satellites   East European Citizens’ Assets  Frozen in U. S.

Edict Freezes Red Satellite Funds in U.S   Step Against Trio Of Balkan Nations Adds To Cold War

Switzer Stays On Federal Bench But Draws No Pay   Can Serve Until January 3 Under Recess Appointmen'

Kurope Seen Solving Basic Recovery Issue   By ROBERT 8S. BATES Editor, Meadville Tribune-

Statesman Smuts Dies at Age of 80  South African Leader Active in Final Days

King Hedges On Promise To Abdicate   Enemies Say Leopold ‘Amends’ Agreement; Strikers Threaten Advance on Capital

Automobile Thief Captured After 45-Minute Chase  East Chicago Man, 29, Surrenders After Shots

Automobile Thief Captured After 45-Minute Chase  East Chicago Man, 29,   East Chicago Man, 29, Surrenders After Skots

Three Hoosiers Are Found Shot In Lake County   Coroner Says Case Is Triple Murder; Tells of Finding Drunken Suspect.

Drunken Man In Custody As Susnect   One of Victims. Slain With Shotgun While Others Died Of Rifle Bullets

FATE OF CITY NOW DEPENDS ON WORKERS   Terrific I Pounding Weakens Levees Along River

Residents Stil Leaving Winnipeg As Flood Worsens   Over 100,000  Have Left Town

Deaths to Ease Pain Pose Puzzle .  When Should Mercy Bring End to Human Life?

Legal Mercy Death Law Planned As British and American Groups Put Forth Their Ideas

Freezing Rain Slows Highway Traffic   Wide Areas From Cen tral Texas to Eastern Chile Affected; Hundreds Driven From Homes by Indiana Floods.

MIDWEST FLOODS COST THREE LIVES; DANGER MOUNTS   H undreds Driven From Homes in Indiana and Ulinois—Levees Break in Two Areas.   GUARDS ARE ALERTED FOR EMERGENCY DUTY   One Town Nearly Isolated by Rising Waters — Many  Families in Another Rescued by Boats.

STORMS LASH NATION FROM TEXAS-T0 OHIO   Roads Glazed-In Wide Area; Floods Claim 3 In Indiana, [inois

STORMS LASH NATION FROM TEXAS 0 OHIO   Roads Glazed In Wide Area; Floods Claim 3  In lndixnn: Illinois

Storm Moves Into New York And Pennsylvania; At Least Three Persons Are Drowned.

Rising River: Threaten Indiana  And Illinois  Hundreds Leave   Hundreds Leave Lowland Homes; Wide Area Has  Sleety Highways

Canada Dollar Finding Level   Unpegging Has Little Effect in U. S. At Once

Value Rises On Canadian Cash In U. S.   Government Order Ends Control On Rate-Of Exchance

Canada's Free Dollar Gains   Market Quotations Raise Three To Six Cents In Trading

‘Canadian Dollar Gains Three to Nearly ‘Six Cents in Terms of U. S. Currency

Canadian Dollar Gains in Value When Unsegged  Increase Ils 3 to 6 Cents in Terms of U.S. Coin; Newspri

Canada’sDollar Wavers tn the  World Markets   Up Three to Nearly Six Cents After Action By  Government Saturday

Canadian Dollar Value Jumping’   Both Buying and Sell. ing Heavy in New York Market.

See Newsprint Cost Up—     Canadas Dollar Soars After its Turned Loose

Order Study Made Public Service Bd.  Gallagher Heads Group to Make  S‘LaeLl nf Geant Cammiccinn

Drop Final Charges Against FOE Officers  Dispute May Neve Be Aired Fu ‘tly

Strike Call In Vienna Is Ignored  Russians Foiled In Attempts To  wT  . 45 pre oBt

Report Cominform Order Cancels Seizure Of Power By Austrian Reds

Communications, Transport Disrupted As Strike Fails; Hand To Hand Fights Staged

Russians Order Austrian Reds To Delay Putsch   Allies Report Soviets Call Off Attempt at Coup

Buildings Seized by Red Agitators   Vienna Uprising Part of Communist Strike

Red Marchers Seize Buildings In Austrian City  Demonstrators Also March in Vienna To Back Strike

Cominform Voids Plan For Putsch   Local Communists Told to Limit Action To Demonstrations

Phone Exchange In Austrian Capital Taken  7,000 Demonstrators Battle Police In

Austrian Reds Told ‘Now Is Not the Time’   Cominform Orders Local Austrian Leaders To Halt Attempted Putsch

Beat Off Police In Soviet Zone, March on Vienne   7,000 Demonstrators Out to Bolster Call For General Sirike

Vierma Reds Seize Communications  Postoffice, Telephone Exchange Entered in Russ Zone of Austria

Communist Rioters Seize Austrian Public Offices; Street Fights Break Out   Demonstrators March On Government Cente ‘In Vienna: Austria Protests Interference

‘Communists Fighting In Streets Of Vienna; Seize Streetcars   Wiener Neustadt Post Office Taken   British Summon Emergency Session Of Four-Power Allied Body

STIR UP RIOTS TO BOLSTER A SAGGING STRIKE.   MARCHERS FROM REL ZONE OVERPOWER CITY POLICEMEN

Communists Seize Vienna Post Office   Telephone Exchange In Russian Zone Of Austria is Also  Seized by Reds

Reds In Vienna Launch Strikes  Halt Streetcars  March Is Expected On Government Center Today

VIENNA'S. POST OFFICE SEIZED        ‘Communist Demonstrators Also Take Telephone Exchange

TROUBLE IN VIENNA   Red Demonstrators Seized Post Office and Phone Exchange

Reds Seize Postoffice in Vienna  Rioters March on   Rioters March on Centers to Point Up Wage Strike 

Violence Erupts In Vienna Again   Demonstrators Seize Buildings, Fight Police

Communists Take Major Buildings In Austrian Riot  Phone, Postal Plonts

{Russian Zone Violence  ‘Red Demonstrators In Vienna ‘Seize Post Office, Exchange

Tn Wiener Neustadt  Reds Seize Postottice,  Austria Phone Exchange

KEY BUILDINGS ARE SEIZED BY REDS   Postoffice In Wiener Neustadt Captured   7,000 RIOTERS   March On Vienna To Back General Strike For Pay Increases

Try to Wring Success From Fizzling Strike   Thousands of Demonstrators March in Austrian East Zone BULLETIN  QEMQRINI A ATIQCMDIA

REDS SEIZE POST OFFICE INVIENNA   Also Take Ower Telephone Exchange in Russian Zones 7,000 March in Dispuate Over Wages.   ' BATTLE WORKERS AT FACTORY GATES   British Coll Four -Power Meeting on Complaint on Russiar Interference as Disorders Spread.

Austrian Reds Ordered fo Droy Plans fo Seize Rule in Nation   ‘Not the Right Time; Communists Putting on Big” Demonstration in Soviet Zone But Strike Fizxles

Reds Are Rioting In Austria   Seize a Postoffice __ And Phone Exchange: Demonstrate in Effort  Bo Bolster Strike Call

Phone Exchange And P.0. Seized By Vienna Reds   U. S. Authorities Report Demonstrations Staged By 1000 Communists

Vienna Communists Told “Drop Seizure Plans” By Russian Cominform

Reds Tie Up Vienna With Street Fichts   Socialists, Police Battle Communists; Seize Post Office

Communists Seize Postoffice And. Telephone Exchange in Red-Vienna

Rioting Breaks in Austria   Fighting Hand to Hand in Some Parts of Vienna  As Strike Fizzles

Probe Associates Of John S. Fine   Government Opens Luzerne County  Political Probe

ea Evacuation Of U. N. Forces  'Beino Rumored   ‘Trapped GI’s Face New Threats in Bloody Withdrawal

U.S. Forces Make Slight Dent In Line   Americans Face Heavy Opposition From Dug-Jn Reds

Coincide With Gls’ Struggle To Break Tran  Navy Gtandino Ry   Navy Standing By, Adm. Joy Reports

U.N. Rumored Ready To Quit Korea By Sea   Yanks Fighting Way Out Of Commie Trap Report “Progress”   BULLETIN!

Brass Confers In Vessel Off Eastern Coast  Progress Reported By South-Moving

20,000 Maries And Gls Fighting Out Of Red Trap      ENEMY CONVOYS ARE UNDER AERIAL ATTACK

Navy Standing Ready At Hungnam; Trapped Force Pushing Slowly Toward Escape Port

Naval Reseue Of UN Forees  Now Rumored   Ground And Sea Commanders Confer Secretly Off Northeast Korea; Beleaguered  Americans Punch Toward Safety

Maj. Gen. Almond And Vice Adm. Joy Confer As Did Joy And Lt. Gen. Shepherd Friday; No Official Announce ment

‘Lost Coal Being Burned’  State Ruwe R&R NNN Tanc far Inctitutanc

Civilian Defense Head Tells Plans  . Concerns Targets Our m. tak. Cha cor

Civilian Defense Boss to Recommend Key Targets in U. S. Go Underground

Will Recommend Key Targets Be Pat Undergroun   New Civilian Defense Chief Ready To Take Office. 7

Would Bury Key U.S.  Targets    Civilian Defense Chief Says Nation’s First Job To Revise Government And Industrial Setup

AIRMEN LEAP FROM PLANE NEAR TAMPA   Bay Is Searched For Four Men Still Missina

4 Missing In Bomber Crasit  ~ § Others Safe When Plane Is Destroyed

Yanks Bridge River Before City OF Seoul   U. S. Seventh Division Lands To Join Fray; 1,000 Red Prisoners

Marines Who Stormed Ashore FridayHoldSolidBeachhead; KimpoAirfieldFallsToAllied  Forces

J. N. Forces Prepare To Bridge Barrier   Elements Of Seventh Division Start Going Ashore Early Today—Marines Roll Into Kimpo With Powerful Tanks -

Boasts of Part In Assassin Try  Young Peurto Rican Arrested in Detroit

Federal Agents To Question Young Puerto Rican Who Boasts He Was Member Of Assassination Gang

Net Tightened On 28.000 Reds   S. Koreans Thrust Alone To ‘Explosive’ Area

Mercy Force Hunts Train  With POWs Push Nearer To FT a en » een ee

Reds Name Capital City   Sinuiju Astride Border Line; Other U. NM. Forces Let ROK’'s Push Ahoad

MacArthur Says Once Tougt Soviet - Equipped Invasion Force Now Sliced in Half

South Koreans Move Swiftly To Cut Off Escape   Demoralized Communists Hemmed In By Allies; Victorious UN Forces Face Guerrilla Warfare

Task Force Hunts For Allied POWs   Link-Up Of Allies Tightens Trap Set For 28,000 Reds In Retreat

UN Toward Border of  Manehuria   Task Forces Rush North In Attempt To Rescue UN Trapped Prisoners

Nearly 28,000 Men Trapped By “Chutists   Communists’ Refugee Government Sets Up New Border Capital

United Nations Forces Advance To Manchuria  63 Miles Remain; Trap Tightens On Estimated 28,000 Dade: Train Sanahkt

Task Force Heads For . Border City  Mercy Mission To   Mercy Mission To Find UN Prisoners First Objective

Plane With 48 Lost Over Alps  Chartered Airliner Believed Crashed

Bombay-London Plane Missing  Liner With 48 On Board Thought Lost

Plane Bearing 48 Apparently Down  Last Heard From. Ove   Last Heard From. Oye: Edge of Alps

Red's Defeat Is Complete says Walker   Cut-Up Pockets All That Remains O! Once Great Army

Fanatical Enemy Still Resisting In Local Areas   Taejon Captured By 24th Division; Some G I P-‘soners Rescued By U.N.

‘Admiral Told Uim So i5-Year-Old Advises Navy On Grounded Ship Policy

American Patrols Fan Out, Prepare for Clash  With North Korean Red:

3-Month Rent Aci Extension Wins Senate Approval  ge cam Cpasteltawt   Compromise Subject To House Ratification

Rent Control Bill Approved   90-Day Extension Certain To Be Sent To White House

Control Of Rents Kent Until April   Senate Approves March 31 Deadline, Scans Sumer Tax

Chinese Reds' Propaganda Creates Uneasiness in Asia  "But Observers in Hong Kong Believe Chief Objective Is Korean Power Grid

Cross-Parallel Vote Is Delayed By Vishinsky  Soviet Minister Gives ot) me te Fes =   Soviet Minister Gives 72-Minute Rehash of Old Arguments

Qa at Nalow,  UY Ace ae SASE Y kK  N. Korea Drive Okeh  Vishinsky’s Rantings      Vishinsky’s Rantings Stall U. N. Vote; Okeh Seen Today

Russ Delay UN Korea Plan Vote   Vishinsky’s Tirade Stalls West's Motion

Vishinsky Blocks U. N. Vote To Cross Paralle  Gen. MacArthur Virtually Assured Of Getting Assembly Approval Today

LONG TIRADE FORCES DELAY IN FINAL VOTE   Western Blueprint Adoption Slated For Today

READY FOR BIDS IN TWO MONTHS  State Architect Charles   State Architect Charle: Marshall Working on Final Plans   STEEL IS A PROBLEM

READY FOR BIDS IN TWO MONTH  a A. EY ,. Lil...   State Architect Charle Marshall Working on Final Plans   STEEL IS A PROBLEM

Organized Crime Warmed to Stay Out of Texas  All Officers of State Be Thrown Into Battle

ALLIES ATTACK BLOCKADE MOVE   Three Western Powers Charge Russia Will At tempt To Cut Supply-Line To West Bertin ~- 0:

Americans, British French Protest Traffic Hindrance  Decide to Send Note - To Soyiets Protesting Hiohwov: Blockade

West Protests ‘Baby Blockade Of Berlin Roads   Commanders Act as Soviet Guards Tighter Slowdown on Traffic

Allies Assail Russ Blockade   ‘Calculated Attempt’ To Cut Berlin Supply Line Charged

Red Merchant Fleet Active Near Korea   Movements Noted At Vladivostok

Yank B-29’s Blast Troops, Tank Units   Navy Blockade Ordered As NorthA rmy Breaks Through South Line On Han

CONGRESS WILL TAKE UP MAJOR ISSUES TUESDAY   Expansion of Social Security Renefits May Highlight Truman Program

Bitter Struggles In Congress Seen  Social Security Plan Expansion Has Best Chance of Approval

Congress foes Back To Work On Tuesday   Truman Will Outline His Mid-Century Program Following Day

SECURITY TAX SPREAD LIKELY TO BE PASSED   But Other Fair Deal Measures May Have Hard Sledding

Truman Will Appear in Person to Outline ‘Fair Deal’ Program When Lawmakers Meet Wednesday

Session Opening Tuesday, Truman Talks Wednesday   Action Not To Be Taken On Several Major Propos als, Ix Indication; Lucas Meeting WA edi, DV Asse ba

President’s Major Bills Face Delay   Social Security Expansion Heads List For Action

Sore Major Truman Plans Due for Shelf   Broud Expansion of Social Security May Be Top Contribution

Congress To Convene  Tomorrow   Broader Social Plan Only Truman ‘Deal’ Considered Certain

Social Security Expansion Slated  Truman May Outline Program To Congress

Set to Hike Security  Benefits   But Few of Truman’s  Other Pet ‘Fair Deal’  Measures Given Much Chance In Congress

TRUMAN LIKELY TO MAKE SOCIAL SECURITY GOAL   President's Other Plans For Health Insurance, Taft-Hartley Repeal And Brannan Farm Plan  May Fail.

Other Proposals Of President Apt To Get Shelved   Congress To Start Session Tomorrow; Battles Expected

‘Truman’s Fair Deal May Face Tough Going On Major Issues   VV ee as Siw Gey oa  Health Insurance — Defeat Predicted   Wartime Excise Tax Levy May Be Wiped Out; Mattias  ane

Stiff Battle Shapes Up On ‘Fair Deal   Broadened Program of Social Security May Be Sole Truman Gain

ONSEVERAL OF TRUMAN IDEAS   Health Program One Of Those to Re Put on Shelf

‘Fair Deal’ Facing Congress Mauling   Social Security Expansion Only Ane Ducrwall ac Seectan Nearg

Truman Will Give Speech In Person   Chief Executive To Appear i3efore Opening of  Congress

Social Security Expansion Seen As Chief Gain   Fair Deal Program Items Headed To Conaress Shejf

Congress to Go Back on Job Tuesday   President to Outline Aims on Wednesday

Battles In Offing On Parts Of Truman Fale Deal’ Plan   Morse Believes Republicans Should Renew ’48 Platform

Truman Faces Congress To Give Outline   Solons Seem Set To Wipe Away Wartime Levies

Expansion Of Pension Plan Seems Likely   Health And Farm Proposals Believed Marked For Shelf

Expansion of Social Security Program May Be Biggest Gain for President This Year  Session of Congress Scheduled To Open in Capital Tomorrow

PONGRESS TO TAGE BATTLE ON FAIR DEAL   et to Kill Some Wartime Excise Taxes, Sroaden Social Security.

TRUMAN TALK SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY   Social Security Expansion Among Top Projects   Of President Seem Doomed Even Before He Offers State Of Union Talk

Dividend Checks Being Printet   First Insurance Dividend Checks For Veterans To Be Mailed Monday

Aid te Philippines lf Corruption Ends   US Will give $250 Million In That Case

US Ties a String To Philippine Aid   Support in Economic Crisis Offered on the Condition Of Sweeping Reforms

U. S. to Help Philippines In Strict Deal   Sweeping Reforms Ordered Before Aid Is Forthcoming

Truman Choice Trails in Vote  Hennings Tops Allison  TT. RA? cemc a Daan

Truman's Choice Trails in Race   Loses Edge In Missouri On Heavy Vote

Shenanigans In REC Stir Senate Study   Shakeup Regarded As Move to Install Trumau Favorites

Investigate ‘Polities’  In the RFC   Dallas Official’s Letter Of Resignation Stirs Action by Committee   ‘COMPLETELY FED UP"   Probe Comes in Midst of Strained Relations  With the White House

Senators To Investigate REC Politieal Intrigue Since Loan Chief Quit

Political Intrigue  Is Charged   Senate Looking Into Machinations Of RFC; Loan Manager In Dallas Looses Blast

Senate Inquiry Info RFC Looms   Political Intrigue In Agency Reported

Charge Political Intrigue in RFC  Dallas Office Head Res claws, *Fadl lis!

Senate Probes Dark Trail of RFC Intrieue   Politicai-- Nondesirables {  Shelved, Says Emoulove

Senate Probers Study Charges  Of RFC Tntrigue   Shaken Said Excuse For } Pp   Firing Emploves With  ‘Wrong’ Political Views

RFC METHODS UNDER PROBE   Political Tieups Provide Basis For Congress Investigation

iSome Employes Shelved Because Of Views... . Investigators Probe Charge  Of Political Trickery In REC

Charges Of R. F.C. Political Intrigue Investigated By Senate Probers

kFC Is Under Senate Probe Over Politics   Intrigue Charge Levied By Some Of Unit’s Worker:

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS  Activities of Interest Ta   Activities of Interest T< All In The Various C sti   ‘GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Bloc Against Oleo Tax Wins in Test  Defeats Dairy Group Substitute Measure .

FOES WIN FIRST TEST IN SENATE   Group That Wants Whole Tax Repealed Beats Substitute Bill

Oleo Repeal Wins First Senate Test  But ey State ee A See  POs oe Mm om

Charged With Practicing “Art of Witchcraft” Under Ancient Statute

WELCOME THE SUN   Weather Bureau Reports New Storm Moving Down from Northwest

K. of ©.  re eaem eNHD mee weal Ore Peete dTy TERS  Special Notice

Yank Combat Unit is Flown Into Korea in Operction Compared to Berlin Airlift

Combat Unit Is Flown “Into Korea—   127 Cargo Planes Land Unit at Kimpo ~ Airfield

WITHIN SIGHT OF SEOUL Complete Combat Force Landed in 127 Cargo Planes

ees5'as VV & ALY Edad ia  Taxpayers Have Been Appearing at Equalization earings

a“ OU SAV Ebaby  Taxpayer Have Been Appearing at Equalization rings

N. Y. Stocks Take A Leap   Prices Soar To Highest Averaade Level Since °46

Farm: Price Support Bill to Loosen Peanut, Cotton Curbs Faces Fight

Labor Moves Toward Unity Without Lewis   Mine Chief Warns of Failure If Left Out Of Forthcoming Talks

Lewis Chides CIO and AFL For Slighting Him in Plans For National Labor Unity

Mawine Wante To (sat In Tha Art  Bele TK bed YF Ghd baa fF Te Sw she FF Fhe FRYE  As Labor Moves Toward Unity

Lewis Awaits  Bid by Labor   Miner Chief ‘Sees Units Rizzdle Withont Him

Lift in Labor Unity Seen  AFL, CIO Hit by Lewis For Shunnina [lim in Talks

Two Big Federations Are Getting Committees 1 gether On Common Problems With Signs United Mine Workere To Re I eft Out

UNION LEADERS ARE WARNED BY MINE CHIEFTAIN   Omission Of Miners Wil Net Achieve Laber Unity. Lewis Declares   AFL OFFICIAL TALKS TO ClO COMMITTEE

Lewis Wants To Have Voice In Peace Plan   UMW Chief Hears Miner: May Be Snubbed In Labor Parley

Tells AFL And CIO That Leaving Him Out Is Na Way To Achieve Labo Unity

Mexico May Feel”  Economic Pressure - Dispute Over Gulf  Fieching Is Cause

Never Saw Such Duds, Silas Barely Whispers   U.S. Population Reaches Total of 150,640,000

Robert M. Hitchcock, Who Handled Prosecution 5 Years Ago Testifies Before Senate Committee i*®

ILLEGAL RAIDS HIT GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION   Witness Says U. S. Was Lucky Te Get Twe Convictions In Amerasia Case   WHITEWASH CLAIMED BY SEN. McCARTH)

Illegal Raids Hurts Case Of Amerasia   Hitehcock Claims Government Lucky To Fine Defendants

Attorney Tells Why Amerasia  Hearing Failed   Illegal Raids Knocked Props From U. S. Case. Buffalo Man Declares

AMERASIA RAIDS DECLARED ILLEGAL BY EA-PROSELUTOR   Senators Told Seizure of Pa  pers Without Warrants  Knocked Props From Under Government Case,   WCARTHY CHARGES WHITEWASH ATTEMPT   Says Parts of Witness’ Tes timony Were Left Out by Committee in its Statement to Press,

FBI and OSS Seized Documents Without Warrants, Amerasia Case Inquiry Is Told

Amerasia Failures Explained   Prosecutor Says Illega Raids Knocked Props From Case.

Amerasia Case Hurt by Raids   Illegal Drives Hampered Justice Dept. Case

Amerasia Raids lllegal Asserts U. § Prosecutor  Officials Explains Government's Lack Success In Case

“NOBLEST CAREER”   Minnesota Professor Calls Ge Evi of Public  Attitude   AT MANAGER SCHOOL

Minnesota Professor Calls for Revision of Publie Altitude   AT MANAGER SCHOOL   THE WEATHER

CORN ACREAGE ALLOTMENT BEING ADHERED 10      Reduced Planting Will Help Keep Price Support Effective Says Ben Bean

1B-50's Among Ships Lost In Five Accidents   All Aboard Killed In Mason, O., Crash

21 Killed Ir Air Crashes   Two Superforts Are Among Planes Down Gver Nation

Sixteen Lost In Superfort Crash In Ohio   Three Persons Are Missing; One Major Traaedv Is Averted

21 Dead In Five Plane Accidents   Two B-50 Superfortresses Crash, Sixteen Killed At Mason, Ohio, One In Arizona; Several Per. sons Missing   SOME CREW MEMBERS PARACHUTE TO SAFETY

Plane Crashes Kill 21 In U.S.:; Two B-50’s Fall   16 Airmen Die In Smashup Of Superfort In Ohio, 3 Missing In Arizona

Two Big B-50 Superforts Are Wrecked   Sixteen Aboard One Bi; Plane All Lost; Several Smaller Planes  Crash In Day's Series.

U.N. Told Abou Red Atrocities  ee 2 ae See   Proof Is Offered By U.S. Deleaate

‘Model Son’ Siays Both Parents   ‘Stingy’ Couple Whipped Him, Unperturbed Boy Says

300-Mile Twin Tunnel Suggested To Release  Vact Dacarva nt ( an!

“Too Hard to Bring Up,’ Widow Says Woman Refuses to See Pair: Leaves Hospital

To HIGHW 4 AY COMMISSION  Frank Harwi ‘In Named Executive i Secretary Taderc

TO HIGHWAY COMMISSION  Frank Harwi Is Named Executive Secretary Today

Camp Building Dedicated To  Local Kiwanis   Honor Racine Thompson For Work In Behalf Of The Handicapped

Camp Building * Dedicated To Local Kiwanis  Honor Racine Thompset   Honor Racine Thompson For Work In Behalf Of The Handicapped

North Missouri Flood Waters Beain Receding   Many Lowlands Stili Inundated; Chariton Drops at Keytesville

Grand River Hits 18.5 Crest, Then Falls Steadily   ‘Flood Waters Still Cover Thousands of Berea in Area.

Search Fails For Socialites ‘Lost in Atlantic   Wife of insurance UO Executive, Contpanion  Cane

Planes and Boats Search Sea For Missing Couple  ig es a ee oe rare 2 re   Slight Hope for Wife of Millionaire Insurance Man and Theatrical Braker

Millionaire’s Wife, Friend Cast Adrift   Two Others Saved As Boat Capsizes Off Charleston

Wabash River Breaks Through Levee In Indiana   4000 Homeless In Midwest Due To Floods

Building s Condemned By Fire Chief   Legislature To Be ‘ Asked To Finance ; Construction Program,

State Hospital Closed fo Aged   MeMath Issues Stop Order as Fire Chief Condemns Building

Plan To Recall Congress Held Sign Of Defeat  GOP Cloims Trums Expects Democrats

President Indicates He Expects. Democratic Loss, GOP Leader Says

Truman Fearful, GOP Asserts   Points To Pending Special Session Call

Republican Chairman Says Truman  Shows Fear Of Democratic Setback _

Special Call Of Congress Cited By GOP As Omen Democrats Are Worried

Truman Sees Nov. 7 Defeat, Foes Chortle   Believed Attempting To Ram Legislation In Special Session

SaysTruman Now Aware Of ‘Defeat’   Call to Congress Plan Cited as ‘Proof of Gloom’

GOP Chairman Says Truman fo Call Congress Back Because of Feared Defeat at Polls

Claim Truman Sees Defeat . ee es  Plan To Summon Congress Rapped

Denfeld Runs  For Governor   Retired Admiral Announce: Candidacy for Repubii.  .can Nomination:

Denfeld Seek: Governorship In Bay State  Comes Out For GOP Nomination

Adm. Louis Denteld Seeks Public Office  Announces Ca ndidac)   Announces Candidacy For Governorship Of Macscachusetts

Only President's Approval Needed For Oleo Repeal   All Oleomargarine Would End July 1 Under New Measure

President Truman Expected To Sign Bill Repealing Federal Oleomargarine Taxes

Oleo Tax Bill Sent To President for Signing info Law   Approval Will Repeal All Federal Tariffs; Provisions Outlined

Oleo Bill To Truman   Truman Is Slated to Sign Measure Freeing Food of Federal Taxes

Demented Veteran Surrenders Himsell  Gives Up Meekly After Colling Uncle

VET GIVES UP MEEKLY AFTER BATTLE, CHASE   Xenia Man Surrenders After Phoning Location To His Uncle

Captive Yanks Died by Scores on Grim March to Pyongyang, Say Survivors ©

Survivors Describe Death March   Say Americans “Diec Like Flies” on Road From Pyongyang.

G. I. ESCAPEE REPORT  -~ Yank POW W Scores I Died. On Red Horror Mareh

U. S. Parachute Troop Landing Is Spring For Trap   Three Freed Americans Tell Of ‘Death March’ From Seoul To Pyongyang By 283 Red Prisoners

SCORES OF YANK WAR CAPTIVES DIE ON HORROR MARCH   Three Survivors Tell How Amcricans Succumbed on 160-Mile Trip From Seoul  to Pyongyang  THOSE UNABLE TO WALE SHOT BY KOREAN REDS   Few of 2838 Who £:t Out Be lieved to Have Survived —80 Political Prisoners  Burned Alive.

FORGED DOWN Ort GORST of ENGINE BLAZE   Crippled Bomber with 16 Mer in Trouble 400 Miles North of Seattle.

SEARCH CRAFT     COMBING AREA OFF CANADA:   Fire In Engines ‘OF B-36 Refierted ~  Bf... Mises Ine

Crew Reports Three Of Six Motors Afire   Sixteen Men Aboard; Aircraft And Ships In Widespread Hunt

superpomber, Eager Afire,  : re <') m+ & & > oe "a ° Crashes Of Sittish Columbia

Big Plane s Reported In Trouble Today  Rescuers Rush To Scene Of Report Of

Taft Makes Five Speeches, Ferguson One   Ebright On TV; Governor Lausche Takes Day Off

Taft Continues Rugged Campaign Tour: Gives Five Talks In Southeastern Area

TV STOCKS STILL SURGE AHEAD   Advance To Around ! Point; Rest Of Market Steers Narrow Course

B&0 Engines Take Nosedive  Freight Cars Wrecked Ia Portsmouth Crach

Fi ire Guts War Plant   Destroys Million Dollar Jet Plane Engine Blade Faetory: 18 Injured 

Flash Fire Wipes Out Jet Plant  Production of   Production of Engine Blades Given Setback

Jet Plane Blade Plant Lost In Fire  Defense Program  Wy. .14 Wl ..... 5   Defense Program Dealt Blow; 18 Persons Hurt

19 INJURED IN PLANT BLAZE   Million Dollar Flash Fire Destroys Battle Creek Defense Factory

Flash Fire Destroys Engine Blade Plant, Dealing Severe Blow fo Defense Program

$2,500,000 Fire Guts Citrus Plant   9 Fire Companies Battle Blaze

KEY PACT NEAR TO END STRIKES QN CHEMICALS   Tentative Accord Seen Ending Slowups In Vital War Fields

Tentative Settlement Is Announced  In 97-Day Strike Of Soda Ash Worker:

Chemical Strikes May Be Solved  Tentative Agreement eached At Syracuse

Accord Seen In Chemical Supply Tieup   ‘Workers Will Vote on Pac  Ending Curtailment  Of Peroduetian

Pact Reached On Walkouts   Strikes Have Slowed Civil. ian And Defense Production 

Ly Ge tatiaiaia       Tentative Syracuse Ag reement May End Defense Maredonare

Hiss Is Appealing Perjury Sentence  _ Ex-State Department   Ex-State Department Official In Trial

‘MERCY SLAYING’ TRIAL OPENS FOR CO-ED WHO SHOT FATHER   Mental Blackout Defense Planned At Bridgeport

EIGHT-ALARM FIRE BURKS. THROUGH LUMBER YARD AND MILL IN BALTIMORE

World Peace To Be Discussed In UN Exclusively  Openly Accuses Red   Openly Accuses Red Delegate For Delay In UN Proceedure

Truman Says Malik Trying UN Filibuster   States There Will Never Be Another Biq Three Parley

President Hits Malik  Filibuster   Saves No More ‘Big Three’ Talks Will Be Held

SONS WILL SHARE PAXSON ESTATE LISTED AT SIN ON   Brother and Sister Listed In on _ H   WASKWICH ESTATE   Some of Wills Listed Are Those of Residents In Upper Bucks

BROTHERS ARE TO SHARE EQUALLY IN GARRETSON ESTATE   Clarence and Walter A Garretson Are The Beneficiaries   His Widow  Former Clerk of Quarter Sessions Court N

3060 MILES NON-STOP ES NON-STOP  Navy avy Bomber Cracks Marks For Carrier-Based Craft

Neptune Bomber Breaks Records On Nonstop Hor   Makes 5,060-Mile One-Day Flight To San Francisco

Heavy Property Damage Done In Rusk County Storm   No Lives Lost, But One Man Seriously Hurt

Talk Straight To Joe, Uraes VFW   Wont Russia Told to Hal N. Korean Fighting or Be Herself Considered  Fe eee Te ne

Wreck Averted, Youth Surprised   Admits Putting Lumber on Railroad Tracks

Lewis Probably to Be Back From Funeral for Negotiations; Less Than Week's Supply of Coal Still Above Ground.

Government Nears End Of Argument That Union Is In Contempt For Refusing To Obey No-Strike Order

Another: Conference On Crisis Due Today   Government: Nears: Fina Argument Against” 3 ine Union

TO LESS THAN WEEK SUPPLY      Power Famine Looms In Pittsburgh; Idle’ Hits 572,000 Mark -

MINE PEAGE TALKS TO REOPEN TODAY   GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL SAYS BREAK IN COAL CONTROVERSY MAY BE NEAR.

U. S. Speeding Contempt Case Against Union   Miners And Operators Renew Meet In Another Effort To End Strike Which Has Cut Into Coal Supplies

Trial for Contempt To Enter Third Day; Court Told Nation's Coal Stocks Wane

Contract Talks Resume Today;  Trial Continues   Government Near End Of Argument in Its Contempt Proceedings

Government Official Says Return Of John L. Te Washington May Be Clincher; Trial Of Union For Contempt May End Tonight

RESUME NEGOTIATIONS IN WASHINGTON   Interrupted Talks Begin Again in Air of Hopefulness

Coal Parties Plan New Talk Today   Federal Arguments Near Completion In Court Hearing

lewis Retum Expected To Bring Action  Dictraee Inerance   Distress Increases In Cities And In Many Industries

Government Presents Case In Court on Contempt Charge Aqainst Union

TAFT NO. 1 GOAL AFL Political Unit Foresees Farm Aid in T-H Repeal

House Panel Votes Rent Control Bill   Whole Body Will Ballot On Extensior

REDS FAIL TEST OF POPULARITY  Austrian Voters Deteat ast 13 Russian-Named Mayors

-PAIR WEATHER AHEAD   Ne Rain ia Seen in Forecast fos Fastern Kansas

‘FAIR WEATHER AHEAD   J No Rain is Seen in Forecast for Fastern Kansas

Revenues From Cigaret, Beer. Soft Drink Taxes Increase But Liquor Recei pts Decline

Allow Negroes To Vote In Florida   Orlando City Primaries Open to Negroes First Time in 46 Years

Sofia Court Imposes Lon; Prison Term   Former Translator In Legation Pleads Guilty To Charges

Shipkov Given 15 Year Term   Bulgarian Court Renders Decision In ‘Spying’ Case

US Translator Sentenced to Prison Term   Michael Shipkoy Pleads Guilty After Affidavit To US State Department

Four Others Are Sentenced  With Shipkov   Ex-Translator Pleads Guilty,  Denies Torturing

Shipkoy Is Sentenced To 15 Years   Sofia Trial Follows Pattern Predicted By the Defendant

SHIPKOV GOES ~ TO PRISON AS AMERICAN “SPY    Former Legation Translator Gets 15 Years on Guilty Plea.

Former Bulgarian Translator For U. S. Legation in  Sofia Is Given 15-Year Term Shipkov Also Loses All Civil Rights; Others Sentenced

SHIPKOV GETS 15-YEAR TERM   Sentenced By Bulgarian Court On Charge of Being U. S. Spy

Shipkov Gets 15 Years for Spying Charae   Bulgarian Who Releasex Advance Story on How He Was Tortured Into Confession. Convicted

SHIPKOV GIVEN 15-YEAR-TERM   Four Others Also Sentenced After Pleading Guilty To Spying  TORTURING IS DENIED

Shipkov Gets 15 Year Tern   Farmer Employe at U. S Legation in Sofia, Bul  garia, Sentenced.

EX-WORKER IN U. S. LEGATION FOUND GUILTY   Bulgarians Convict Man Who Reported Being Tortured

ShipkovIs Given 15 Yrs.  Prison Term   Sentenced By Bulgarian Court On Charge Of Spying For U.S.; Others Also Sent To Prison

Four Other Bulgarians Also Sentenced; Verdict Reported in Broadcast

Shipkov, Admitted Spy, Sentenced To 15 Years   Bulgarian Court Acts On Plea Of Guilty  To Spying For United States; Verdict Renorted In Rrosdeact.

Ex-U.S. Aide Who Bared Red Torture Sentenced as Spy   Bulgarian Commies Sentence lransiator  To 15 Years on Charge of Aiding America

Shipkov Is Given 15-Year Sentence   ‘Bulgarian News Agency Broadcasts Verdict of Tribunst

Photo-Finish Result Expected   Early Labor Party Lead Cut as British Resume Ballot Count

New Nomination For U. §. Judge in lowa is Expected   Switzer Expected To Give Up Post Farlv Next Year

Switzer Is Expected To Quit Job   New Nomination Likely in lowa Judgeship Case

New Nomination For Judgeship Now Held By Switzer Is Due In Januarv

Three Are Killed In English Blast   At Least 25 Are Injured in Explosion at Factory Today In City of Harwich

A ROCKEFELLER DIVORCE 15 SEEN   "NEW YOBK NEWSPAPER SAYS “CINDERELLA MARRIAGE” IS BREAKING UP.

Young Rockefeller Romance Over? Cinderella Marriage Reported On Rocks

Senate G. 0. P. Refuses to Back Schoenpel   Russian Press Plays Up Truman's Brush With the Marines

Walkout Continues As Miners Demand Contract; Coal Reserves Shrinking

Coal Miners Defy Federal Injunction   Refuse to Work Desnite Order

‘Await Next Move of U S. Government  , Baers 86 ee    Miners Sullen And Determinec

ANGRY DIGGERS. REFUSE TO GO BACK TO PITS   Defy VU. S. By Continuing ‘No Contract, No Work’ Strike

Few Return. Despite New Court Ruling   Aagry Workers Stil Hold Out  Ber Commerce?

Vow To Stay Out Until They Get Their Contract   Practically All Of 370,000 Union Men Continue Walk Out

Soft Coal Miners Refuse To Return Without Contract   Reports Show Nearly All 370,000 Strikers Continue Walkout in Nation’s Pit«

U. S., Lewis Are Defied. Mines Idle   Western Pennsylvania and Ohio Diggers Stay Away From Their Posts   Word Is Delayed   Many Telegraph Office: in Rural District: Closed Sunday

B® 4 ers Vow Te” ‘aintain Old Demand Of Contract   Authorities Now Wait Kor New Development  Before Making Moves

Men Vowing: They'll Stay Out Until They Get A Contract; Few If Any Mines Working; Workers Defying Both  Union And Government.

Men Ask Pact Before Going Back To Work   Telegram From Lewis Ignored; Shutdown In U.S. Nearly Complete

All Major Pits Remain  Dark, Idle   Coal Shortage Becomes Grave In Heavy Industry

MAJOR MINE DLE; ANNES WONT WORK   ‘Men Sullen and Determined:   to Continue Demand   for Contract.

Major Shutdown In Big Industry Thot Imminent   Defiant Miners Demand Contract To Resume Work

Practically All Of 370,000 Men Are Idle   No Contract, No Work Stand Reiterated Today by Coal Diggers

Miners Ignore Lewis Back-To-Work Order; Government Lawyers Keep Close Watch

Miners Refuse  To Obey Court   Soft Coal Mines Idle Despite Injunction Against Striking

/Western Pa., Ohio Diggers Stay At Home   None Of Last Week's Idle Men Return To Jobs, Survey Shows

T-H Edict Is Defied By Miners ,   U.S. Injunction * And Lewis Order Ignored By 370.000

UNION DEFIES INJUNCTION BY FEDERAL COURT  Coal Diggers Decide to Stay Out as Sharp Cold Wave Envelops East.

Court, Lewis  Defied   “No Contract, No Work? Cry Keeps Pits Closed

Striking Miners Across Nation ignore  Lewis’ Order To Go Back To Their Jobs.

Ignore Federal Court Ruling And Avoid Pits   Won’t Work Without Contract; Mines Deserted Today

Backtalk Quite Clear  Flatbush Wins, Snubs Posies For 'Most Garbled Gab’ Title

SLOPPY SPEECH SLAP BACKFIRES ON N.Y. COMPANY   Angered Cities take Pokes ai Language Recording Firm's Opinions. -

Cities Stirred  By Charge Of  Sloppy Speech Language Recording  Firm’s Charges Draw Sharp Retorts

‘Sloppy Speech’ Criticized By Language Record Firm   Institute Says Hollywood Citizens Talk Like They Had ‘Hot Potatoes In Their Mouths’

‘SLOPPY SPEECH’ TAG DRAWS REBUTTAL  Brooklyn Heads Crude Diction Cities

Blueprint for US Foreign Aid Plan Is Announced   Probably to Form Basis of Economy Recommend To New Congress

VAST NEW AID PROGRAM SEEN   Administration Wants Help To Europe Beyond Marshall Plan   CALLS FOR BILLIONS

Truman Sets  Blueprint For Foreign Aid   Bid For Funds To Help Beyond Present Program Anticipated

Reveal Vast New American Plan For Foreign Aid  AAAv ha Rincic af   May be Basis of Truman Foreign Economic Policy

Nation Maps New Foreign  Aid Plan  Tl sank al Pane   Threat of Reds Considered in Global Survey

Plan Vast New West Europe Aid   Blueprint Released by Truman Visualizes Use of Billions

Plans Proposed For New European Aid Program Beyond Marshall Plan

Administration Proposes New Foreign Aid Program fo Extend Beyond Marshall Plan  Billions of Dollars Would Be Spent By America in Next Few Years

Blueprint Vast New Plan For American Aid   Global Survey Made In View O Fresh Red Threat

U.S. Foreign Aid Program ls Revealed   Includes Economic  Help to Western Europe Beyond End Of Marshall Plan

New Multi-Billion Dollar European Aid Program Revealed In Washington

Submits Vast Nev: Foreign Aid Program   Administration Makes Public Blueprint of Plans GLOBAL SURVEY Developments in U. S. Policy Provides for Help Running Into Billions.

Foreign Aid Program Is Announced   Truman Makes Public Blueprint Of New Policies

PLAN PROPOSED FOR EXPANSION OF FOREIGN AID   Vast Sums Would Be Needed Under New rogram To Extend Marshall Plan —  Truman Announces Te

Nation Bares New Program To Aid Europe   Blueprint To Extend Help After Marshall Plan Termination

[Administration Discloses Plans ‘On Big Spending For Foreign Aid

Foreign Aid Plan Listed   Administration Blueprints Vast New Program‘ on Beyond Marshoil Plan

Asks Billions As Marshall Plan Replacement  Move May Be Basis  For Future Policy   Communist Threat And Rearming Moves Stress New Document

‘Administration Announces Plans For Vast New Foreign Aid Program

New Proposal Would Involve Billions In Aid  Funds For Europe Would Fallow End

Administration Unveils Vast New Plan To Give Aid to European Nations

Vast Program Dratted For U. S. Foreign Aid Running Into Billions

Administration Maps New Aid © Program Abroat  Expected To Form Basis For Truman   Expected To Form Basis For Truman Plea To Congress

New Proposal Would Involve Billions In Aid  Funds For Europe Would Follow End  Mae bs... 8 2...

Vast Foreign Aid Program Blueprinted   $8 Billion Plan Foreseen tn Global Survey

$8 Billion Successor To Present Plan  - Recommendations To Face Congress

Blueprint for Vast New Foreign Aid Program Made Public by Government

Administration Makes Public Blueprint For Vast New American Foreign Aid Plan

Vast Scope To New Aid Plan   Up to $8 Billion Would Go to Help Europe And Underdeveloped Areas Under Truman Program

New Foreign Aic Plan Disclosed By Government  Post Marshall Plan Program Outlined In Gray Report

Plan Eight Billion Dollars For Foreian Aid; All Over Plan   Europe, Asia To Gel American Dollars

New Foreign Aid Survey Released By President   Blueprint Calls For New Help To Western Europe

SET-UP WOULD COST ABOUT 8 BILLIONS   Truman May Make Request To New Congress  REPORT      Calls For 3-Way Action; Gray Says Europe Will Need Help For Years

Administration Reveals Blueprint For Vast Aid Plan      Is Expected T: Form Basis For Truman’s Recommendations

Locals Vote Second ‘No’ On Walkout   Parade Of Miners To Pits Wobbles With Declaration

Ask Veto ToBalk  Red China   Senators Demand That U. S. Go Limit to Keep Mao Regime From Seat In Ilnited Nations

Demand U. 5. Block Move To Seat Red China   Senators Urge Use of Veto If Necessary

2 Senators Say Veto Is Needed   George And Smith Would Overrule Reds

 Veto, it INec  Lesomliiaies Demand U. S. B lock China RedsIn U.N.

Demand Veto On Red China   a a oe   Senators Ask Firm U. N. Stand

Block China Reds From UN Couneil   Senators Say Use Veto If Necessary

U.S. Asked To Block Entry Of Chinese Reds   Senators Insist Communists Be Kept Out Of U.N.

Two Senators Urge Ban In  Seat urityBody   George, Smith Point to Korea Fight As Basis For Rarring Commies

Demand Strong Stand in U.N.  Senators Urge Red China Be Kept Out

ASK U. $. USE VETO POWER AT COUNCIL   Expect Russian Delegate To Bring Up Question   Principal Reason Commies Should Be Left Out, Senators Contend

Senators Urge Red Chinese Bar  Demand U. S. Block Communist China’s Admission to UN

Two Senators  Demand Veto On Red Issue   Say U.S. Must Oppose Russians At Council Meet

Demand U.S. Bloc! Seating Red China On United Nations   Use of Veto if Necessary Urged By 2 Senators

America’s Use Of U.N. Veto Demanded  Senators Urge Act To Block Chinese Reds’ Recoqnition

Senators Ask U. N. Bar To Chinese Reds   U.S. Must Use Veto To Balk Admittance

Acheson to Parley On Europe Defense  Truman Gives Cobine Aide Full Backing

Acheson Flies  To Pact Talks   aS Secretary     Truman Assit Or Bull Confidence

Acheson Given Confidence Vote By President  State Secretary Off For Parley In Brussels

Acheson off for Talks  in Brussels  Defense of North Atlantic Area Will Be Discussed

3 ;  Vpinion Of Editors  Senate Election Rated Year's Top Story In North Carolina

 Smith’s Victory Over Graham Top News Story Of Year In N.C.;. Raymond Hair Chase Second

‘Smith Defeats Graham—AP Picks That As Its Top News Story Of 1951

Dairy Surpluses Expected To Fade  Government Cites Growing Demand

TEN NATIONS. NOW BACKING U.S, ACTION   United Nations Countries Are Offerina Helo

Dewey Charges Democrat Bosses Looted NY City   Adds: Now They Want Control of State Government

Governor Lashes At Corruption in New York City   Mishandling of School Funds Draws Blistering Attack from Dewey

Dewey Hits Hard, Cites  Corruption   Asks Both: Parties Aid . Fight to Keep ‘Crooks’ From Looting State as Thev Did City   Cause for Low Pay   Diversion of Cash Basis ” of Inadequate Pay, He Declares

Sound Waves May Supplant Surgery   Doctors Report Gallstones Broken Up In Tests On Animals

Red Dock Strike Halts U. §. Arms   French Workers Also Ask More Pay

Wives Use Brooms  To Halt Truckers   Pennsylvania Women Protest Dust Caused By Unloading of Cement

See Store Sales During Holidays Setting Record      Christmas Shopping This, Year Looks Best Ever, If Businessmen Husile

Good Season for Merchants Christmas Shopping Expected To Set New High Dollar Mark

Big Shopping Season Seen For Christmas  Still Plenty of Goods ; ~ ME oe y  OR ON RET er aor ise   Still Plenty of Goods And Supply of Money For Those Who Hustle

CONFERS WITH KING   Premier Discuxses Governmenta Problem With Leopold II

Army Chief Of Staff Flies To Tokyo; Acheson Confers With UN Delegate

Army Chief To Tokyo to See MacArthur  On-Spot Inspection A228...” 2A ee   On-Spot Inspection Will Be Made by General Collins

  WORLD BODY GIVEN QUICK NOTIFICATION Downing Of Russian Bomber In Korea  Expected To Get Airing Before UN

PLANE BEARING RED STAR IS SHOT DOWN   Russian Plane Brought Down Off Korea After’ Firing on United ‘Nations Fighter Patrol,

SHOT. DOWN      Russian . Plane Brought Down Off Korea After Firing on United “Nations Fighter Patrol. 

NO CASUALTIES DUE TO CRASH OF BOMBER   16 Aboard B-5S6 “Safe And Sound,’ Keport From Goese Bay TKheelares

Murderer, Violator of Parole, Escapes From Officer on Way to Pen

MAKE SURVEY TO ESTABLISH CORN ACRE QUOTAS   Committeemen Are Gathering Corn Acreage Reports Past Three Years

Steinhardt, U. S. Envoy in Canada, One of 5 Dead   Expert Diplomat Had Held Vital Posts in Turbulent Europe

Ambassador To Canada Loses Life   4 Others Perisk As Transport Foils . Southeast of Ottawa

AMBASSADOR STEINHARDT IS VICTIM   Four Others Die As C-47 Falls Near Ottawa   Scattered Over Wide Area; New Yorker Had Served In Moscow Post

U.S. Ambassador Steinhardt Dies In Crash Of C4   Four Others Killed As Plane Explodes In Canada

F ive Perish In Canadian  Plane Crash   U.S. Transport Falls After Taking Off Qn Trip To Washington

AMBASSADOR, FOUR OTHERS MEET DEATHS   Laurence A. Steinhardt and Members of Staff Die In Accident Near Ottawa.

Ambassador, Four Others Lost In C-47      Plane Was Bound For Washington From Ottawa

L. Steinhardf, Four Others In Offawa Wreck  One Man Survives ~ mbes ssy Plan as To Ea i

U. 3. ENVOY 10 CANADA ONE OF 4 KILLED   Plane Explodes and Drops in Flames at Start of Flight to WN. Y.

U. S. Envoy to Canada Was on a Business Trip   Craft Explodes, Burns In Farm Field; Only One Man Survives

NOTED DIPLOMAT, FOUR OTHERS DIE IN PLANE GRASH   Embassy Machine Crashes In Flames After Takeoff At BHawa ini.

_awrence A. Steinhardt, Veteran Career Diplomat Who Once Served as Ambassador to Russia, Loses Life as Embassy Plane Plunges in Flame After Taking Off Today Near Ottawa on Flight to United States.      NO COMMENT ON SABOTAGE

Survivor Parachutes To Safety   Four Others Are Killed As C-47 Crashes, Burns Aiter Ottawa Take Off

Steinhardt  Victim of Air Crash   Was U.S. Ambassador te Canada and 17-Year _ Career Diplomat.

U.S. PLANE MISHAP — Ambassador Steinhardt  Killed In Ottawa Crash

L. A. Steinhardt And Four Others Killed In Ottowa   Cause Of Tragedy Is Unknown; Weather, Visibility Are Good

Laurence Steinhardt, Widely Known Diplomat, and Four Others Die in Air Accident

U. S. DIPLOMAT KILLED EARLY THIS MORNING   Four Others Lose Lives  When Embassy Plane   Crashes In Canada

Laurence A. Steinhardt Dies in Crash On Way To U. S. From Canada

Laurence Steinhardt and Four of Ottawa Embassy Staff Die; Crew’ Chief Only Survivor of Tragedy

Laurence A, Steinhardt, Career Diplomat, Is Killed Instantly  Gan rays TT! ~ or eid   Son OF U.S, Envoy Also Is A Victim   Cause Of C47 Smash-Up Not Determined: Crew Chief Lone Survivor

Four Others Perish When  Plane Crashes   Son of Minister to Neighbor Nation Also Among 5 Victims

Four Others Die In Plane Crash   Laurence A. Steinhardt, American Envoy, And For 17 Years Career Diplomat, Is Among Victims Near Ottawa

Official of U. S. Killed in Crash   Steinhardt, Envoy to Canada. Four Others Believed Victims.

Laurence Steinhardt Victim Near Ottawa  Air Force Sergeant Only Survivor; Craft Fx nlodes 40 Feet Off Crannd

Was Once Ambassador to Moscow   4 Others Killed as Plane Goes Down on Farm Near Ottawa

U.S. Envoy To Canada Killed In Plane Crash   Four Others Dead; One Chutes to Safety; Craft Plunges Near Port

Son Of Canadian Vininster Among Three Or Four Others Dead;  1 Crewman Survives.

Steinhardt, Four Others Are Victims   Plane Carrying Envoy te ‘Canada Wrecked Near Ottawa

PLANE CRASH IN CANADA FATAL TO U.S. DIPLOMAT   Laurence A. Steinhardt, Veteran Representative Of American Government In Foreign Capitals, Dies With Four Other Persons In Burning Wreckage Of Embassy Aircraft Near Ottawa—Army Sergeant Onlw Survivor Of Accident

Steinhardt, Envoy To Canada, among 5 Dead in C-47 Wreck   Son of American Minister, Three Airmen Victims; Crew Chief le Lone Survivar

Five Die When C-47 Crashes Near Ottawa   Laurence Steinhardt, American Envoy for 17 Years, Is Victim  While Enroute Home

U.S. Envoy to Canada Dies As Air Transport Blows Up In Mid-Ar   Plane Was Bound For New -York; Witnesses Report Craft Exploded  Shortly After Takeoff; 1- Survivor

Crash Occurs This Morning Near Ottawa   Plane Crashes Soon After Taking Off For Washington  (BULLETIN)

Diplomat I: Victim of Air Crash   U. S. Ambassador To Canada, Four Others Are Killed

Four Others Die in Crash Near Ottawa   Hf. §. Tremspant Plane Wos Earoute To Weaelkinetar & C.

Four Others  Lose Lives Near Ottawa   Career Diplomat Represented U. S. In Moscow When Germany Attacked

Steinhardt, 4 Others Killed In Crash   Transport Dives Near Ottawa, One Crewman Escapes

U.S. Ambassador Air Crash Victim  Laurence Steinhardt Killed Near G@étawn

‘Steinhardt, Four Other ‘Men Perish   : Explosion Wrecked Military Transnort  Witnesses Declare

Steinhardt One Of Five Dead On. Plane   U.S. Embassy C-47 Plummets To Earth Near: Ottawa, Canada — Air Fore @ Sergeant. Is Only Survivor — Witnesses Say Plane Seemed To Explode. About Fifty Feet Off. Ground . ; St eat 

Four Members Of American Embassy Staff Also Killed In Crash Near Ottawa, Canada

CANADA-SCENE OF ACCIDENT THIS MORNING.   Laurence Steinhardt And Four Others lost Their Lives

Steinhardt Is Killed  In Canada   Plane Crashes On Farm Near Ottawa; Steinhardt Was U. S. Ambassador To Canada; Cause Of Mishap Is Unknown

U.S. Ambassador Steinhardt Dies In Plane Crash   Four Others Killed, Crew Chief Saves Life by Baling Out

US Ambassador Killed InCrash Of C-47 Plane.   Diplomat In Service In Canada Among 5 Perishina In Wreck

4 Others Killed In Accident Near Ottawa   U. S. Official Was En Route To Washington

AMBASSADOR, FOUR OF STAFF DIE IN CRASH   Plane Goes Down Shortly After Take-off in Canada

Aboard Embassy Plane In Crash.   All Aboard Reported Killed When Plane Crashes Soon After Takeoff From Ottawa: Cause Unknown.

Four Others Die In Mishay Near Ottawa  Ambassador Served   Ambassador Served In Important Posts  In 17-Year Career

Five Perish — in Fiery Crash   Laurence A. Steinhardt, Ambassador to Canada and Veteran Envoy, Victim

Steinhardt, Four Others Die As Embassy Plane Plunges to Earth After Ottawa Takeoff

U.S. Ambassador Killed in Crash   Laurence A. Steinhardt and 4 Others Victims of Accident   One of the Victims Was ar Air Force Officer  from

ONLY SURVIVOR OF MISHAP IS ‘AF’ SERGEANT   Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt, Among Victims, Once Served in Russia

Steinhardt, Ace Diplomat Of War Days, Is Killed   Four Others Die, Including Son Of Minister To Canade

Steinhardt, Four Others Die ln Crash   Air Force C-47 Wrecks South Of Ottawa. Canada

Steinhardt And Four Others Die In C-47 Crackup   Ambassador To Canada, Former U. S. Envoy To Ruesia, Among: Five Victima Of Disaster

Our Envoy to Canada Killed   Steinhardt Dies in  USAF Plane Crash

U.S. Ambassador Is Crash Victim   Laurence Steinhardt, Four Others Killed Today as Altr Force C-47 Falls Near Ottawa. Canada —~

ALLIES CAN’T STOP FLOW Russians Getting Strategic War Materials From W. Reick

Can't Stop Flow Of Military Goods   Don’t Have Export Reins To Check Shipments Out Of West Germany to Reds

 Allies Powerless to Stop Flow of Crucial Articles ....   War Materials to Soviet from West Germany

 Allies Foweriess  War Materials Flowing Behind  [ron Curtain From W. Germany

Se nes ——— a ae —————  Strategic War Materials Being Sneaked Behind Iron Curlain   Western Allies Powerless to Stop Secret Shipments From West Germany   By BRACK CURRY and RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

Ala GET WAR TUFF IN Weal GERMAN LEAK   Limited Licensing Powers Make West Allies Powerless.

Strategic War Materials Find Way To Russia Through Small Nations   ’ By BRACK CURRY and RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

Allies Helpless To Stop Flow Of Red Goods   Crucial Articles Gc To Russia From West Germany

ALLIES SAY THEY'RE HELPLESS  Vital War Materials Leak Through Germany to Soviet

Western Allies Find Themselves Powerless— Stratedic War Maierials Flowing Behind Iron Curtair

Western Allies Unable To Halt Contraband Flov   Vital Articles Said Movi ing Fron West Germany To Seviet Satelite Hor

War Goods Flow To Soviet From West Germany   Allies Powerless  To Stap Shipments Of Crucial Articles Valued in Millions

War Materials Flowing Behind Iron Curtain  Western Allies Helpless in Attempt   Western Allies Helpless in Attempt To Stop Shipments To Red Satellites

Strategic War Material Goes Behind ‘Tron Curtain; Allies Can’t Stop It

Soviets Get War Materials From W. Geman Zon  _ Stop Flaw Strategic Goods To Red Blac

RUSSIA GETS WAR MATERIALS FROM GERMANY   Allies Powerless to Stop Ship. ments From Berlin to Reds.

Evidently Great Quantities of Strategic War Materials Going From West Germany fo Russia

War Materials Flow to Soviet From Germany   Allies’ Limited Export Power Offers No Way To Halt Action

‘Strate gic War Materiz ials Go  : Into Russia   U.S. Army Surplus Also Gets There Through Satellite Countries

Allies Powerless to Stop Flow of WarSupplies fromReich toUSSR   By BRACK CURRY and RICHARD kK OWALILFY

Allies Powerless To Halt Strategic War Material Flow To Red Europe

War Goods Pass Curtain   Stretegic Matarials Flow From W. Gerneny, Allies Maeve No Woy te  Stereo Them

Call For Pay-As-Go Budget   Advisers Council Says Wider Price And Wage Control Is “Inevitable”

Seek Definite Tar cet for War Pr ntosilon   Economic Advisers May Be Setting Stage for a Statement of Goal

Definite Production Target Uraqed by Economic Council   Use of Copper Restricted  In More Than 300 Products

Asks Definite Target in Mobilization  Economic Advisers   Economic Advisers Say People Should Have Goal

Truman Aides Urge Outline Of U.S. Goal:   Tell People ‘Arsenal’ Aim: President Is Advised Tn Renort

Better Tarcet On Military Needs Sought   High Spending Period Of Many Years Is Expected by Council

TRUMAN ADVISERS, WOULD SET GOALS ~ IN ARMS BUILDUP   Council Sets Stage for Truman to Ask Specific Number of Tanks, Guns and Planes.   URGES PAY-AS-YOU-GO GOVERNMENT BUDGE   Calis for Tax Boost and De. clares Mandatory Price and Wage Control Is “Inevitable.”

Report Sees Wage, Price Controls  U. S. Production Reaches New High  a . ee ee. ) ie

Economic Council Asks Definite Target: for Defense Production  j t   Truman Advisers Call for Higher Taxes, Say Mandatory Price-Wage Controls Are ‘Inevitable’

People Must Have Target, Finds Board Of Advisers   Higher Taxes With New Pay-As-You-Go Budget Also Asked

Ask Target For War Production   Economic Council Sees Mandatory Wage and Price Controls

National Gosl Pav-As-You-Go Prizes Ready  War Budget, Are Reeommended For’51 Baby

Slash in Liquor, Beer Tax Asked   Union Workers Seek a $528,000,000 Cut

Teapot Dome Boils Again   Truman Turns on Fire And Is Scalded  By Steam From GOP

Republicans Flare Up At Trumans Greed Charge   Angered At Reference To Teapot Dome, GOP Senator Recalls Truman’s Career In Senate

GOP Notes President’s Pendergast  Connections; Senators Row On Floor

 Expensive Headlines  Trials Of Subversives ‘Cost U.S. Pretty Penny

Garst Quits State Council   Pair Admits Participation _ In $25,000 Billy Rose Theft

Lines Firmly Drawn For Ohio Primary  59 Candidates  Enter Races For 10 State Offices

Democrats List Seven For Senate   Tait Unopposed: 59 ‘Enter Campaign For 10 State Nominations

Battle Lines Are Drawn for Ohio Primaries   Stiff Competition Is in Prospect in Both Major Parties

Lines Are Firmly Drawn In Races for 10 Offices  Requiring State Voting

Request of Funds Forecast For Expansion of Marines   Military Budget Soars; Defense Department May Seek Money To Add To Air Fields Also

ARMED FORCES TO SEEK MORE FUNDS IN JAN.   House Committee Head Predicts Bid For Much More Cash

Marine Forces To Be Larget   Armed Services. To As! ‘Por Considerably More ‘Money Soon

Vinson-: Forecasts New Military Fund Requests By 1951   Appeals To Include $500 Million for Another Marine Expansion

Bigger Financial Budget Expected  Marine Increase May Total Half A Billion

Vinson Expects Military To Ask For More Funds   Marines May Seek January Allotment

Vinson Expects Pleas for More Military Funds   500 Millions for New Expansion of Marines  May Be Asked in 195]

PLAN INDICTMENT IN U. N. ASSEMBLY   American Delegate May Dc  Russia Vetoes Korea Matter   ON CHINA AGGRESSION

PLAN INDICTMENT IN VU. N. ASSEMBLY   American Delegate May Dc So If Russia Vetoes Korea Matter

Expect Russ Veto Of Indictment of Chinese Reds  West Will Press For Quick Action D., P. L.l.,

Soviet Veto Expected Today on Korea Actior By Security Council  Western Powers to Take Case Immediately to General Assembly

Russian Veto Likely Today  On Korea Issue   Western Powers Plan To Indict China Reds In I).N. Seesion

U. N. Expects Russian Veto  OnKorea Action  West To Indict Reds In General Assembly Within 24 Heurs

To Circumeent Council Block By Red’s Veto   Western Powers Plan to Indict Chinese Reds In General Assembly

Russian Veto Is Expected To Snac Action On Kore   U. N. Assembly Sets Primary Session To Consider Issue

Allies Set To Sidestep Russ Veto.   Plan to Carry Indictment of China Before General Assembly If Council Action Balked

Russian. Veto Of Korean Issue Awaited   Indictment Against Chinese ... Will. Then. Be. Taken-to-. Full U.N. Assembly

President Expects More Reverses   Korean Action By Security Council Faces Soviet Veto

Expect Russian Veto To Block Action on Korea   West Plans to Indiét Chinese Reds In Gen: eral Assembly

Russia Expected To Veto UN Security Council On Korea; Matter Will Go To Assembly

Russian Veto Expected Half Korea Action   Indictment of Red Chinese Likely to Be Blocked by Use of Communist Tactie

Expect a Russian Veto of Move to Indict Chinese  All Korean Crisis   All Korean Crisis Matters May Go To U.N. Assembly For Fingl Becision

Secretary Acheson Declares Free World Must ‘Prepare For Worst’   Heralds Even Greater Arms Program In Both U.S. And Western Europe   Russian Veto Expected To Block Security Body's ActionOn Korea

Expect Russ Veto To Block Korea Test   Western Powers To Carry Charges Before UN Assembly

Reds Will Veto U.N. Korea Vote   Question to Be Sent To Assembly at Once, View at Lake Success

Western Powers Plan Indictment Of Red Chinese   Withdrawal from Korea Demand Faces Vote In Council

Expect Russian Veto  To Stop U.N. Action   West Prepares To Take Chinese Problem Before Assembly I £ Council Tied Up

Russian Veto In UN May Stall Action On Koree   Western Powers Ready To Slap Indictment On Red China; Austin Says U, S. Will Not Be Bluffed

Russian Veto Won't E-d UN Red Indictment   Western Powers Will Carry Fight To UN Assembly

VETO EXPECTED INU. N, DISPUTE   Russia Is Ready To Block Action On Korean Issue; West Prepares To Indict Ching.

State Bonus Complicated By Federal Aid Ruling   Penna. May Lose 50 Million a Year If Bonus Is Paid  To Vets on Relief

State Faces Aid Grant Loss if Vets Receiving  Bonus Also Get Relief

Reaction to GM Move is Awaitec   Representatives Of Car Producers Head To Washington Talks

Auto Industry Awaits Word On Rollback   Manufacturers And Union Men To Meet With ESA Officials

Car Makers Fight Rollback   industry Watches For G.M. Price Bid Reaction

AUTO INDUSTRY WATCHING ESA   General Motors Calls Fo Modification Of Price Rollback

ESA Scheduies Car Price talks   Start Wednesday’‘s Unions To Participate

‘Auto Industry Looks To Washington fe  Reaction To G. M. Plea For Modificatio

Four Others Die In Wreek  In Ontario   Pilot Attempts To Keep Ship Up To Save Others

Ambassador Laurence 6, Steinhardt One of Dead —Ship Falls From Sun lit Sky in Canada,   INVESTIGATORS REJECT RUMORS OF SABOTAGE   Lane Survivor Says Victims Donned Parachutes When Engine Caught Fire but  Refused to Jump.

» Lone Survivor Saved by Jump With Parachute   * Explosion in Sun-Lit Sky Precedes Crash in Ontario But Investigators Scoff at  Idea of Sabotage.

One Survivor Tells Of Disaster Shortly After Plane Left Ottawa For  New York

Crash Kills Steinhardt. 4 Others   Witnesses Report Dyna: mite-Like Explosion In Mid-Air

Noted Ambassador Killed In Canadian Plane Crash; No Sabotage Is Indicated   Four Men Die With Steinhardt As Embassy Aircraf: Explodes In Sky; One Crewman Parachutes To Safety From Doomed C-47

Explosion Rents Air Force Craft; 4 Others Killed; Sabotage Talk  Is Discounted

Victims Refused To Jump, Survivor Says ~  Steinhardt, 4 Others Die In Canadian Plane Crash

Primary Election Campaigr Starts Showing Signs of Life   CANDIDATES ARE BUS)

KANSAS POLITICS   Primary Election Campaign Starts Showing Signs of Life   CANDIDATES ARE BUS}

‘Better Aid Plan Asked  Ohioans Find Capital Split on Provrams to Aid US. Farmers

Delegation Visit Stirs Debate On _ Aid For Farmer:   Better Program Than Any; Proposed Demanded By Ohio Farm Leaders

EARTH TREMOR JARS MISSOURI TOWN, LEBANON   Persons in All Sections of Town Awakened as Beds, Furniture Shaken

Earth Tremor Shakes Homes af. ‘Lebanon, Mo.   Slight Quake, First in That Area, Causes -Early-Morning Alarm.

40 Windows ShatteredWhen Bolt Rips Tree   Lightning Shreds 100-foot Cottonwood in 400Block on Third   Earth Tremor in Missouri: Renarted

REPORT LIGHT FROST   In Some Sections of Northeast Kansas Last Evening

SURVEY SHOWS CLOSE VOTE Gallup Sees Continued Democrat Edge In House

Defenders Rout Troopers, Balk choo! Merger   State Officers Give Up Attempt To Convoy Desks

INDIANA SCHOOL ROW UNSETTLED   :  POLICE HALT ATTEMPIS TO CONVOY DESKS FROM DEi FENDED BUILDING.  ,

JUDGE SEAWELL TAKEN BY DEATH   Associate On State Supreme Court. Former AttorneyGeneral, Dies In Durham

Associate Justice Of Supreme Court Dies In Raleigh   Was Once Attorney General; Governor  Mourns His Death 

State Highway Board Ouster Hearing Recessed by Governor to April 13

Pact Provides For Loan To China, Mutual Aid ‘Against Japan’   Washington Feels Full Terms Secre   Action Seen As Attempt To Undermine U. 8. Policy: Japs Are Worried

Chinese Reds And Russia‘ Sign Pact  Friendly Alliance Agreement Made After Two Months of Talks  FOR 30-YEAR. PERIOD  Provides for Soviet Loan of — $300, 000,000 Over  5 Years

Many Features Are Surprising   Reds to Give Chinese Small Rebuildine Loan

Orders Posta Service Cut For. Economy   Donaldson Reduces  Deliveries to One Per Day, Directs Offices Close 2 Davs Weekly

UNION SCORES ECONOMY MOVE AS UNNEEDED   Drastic Reductions To Take Effect By July 1

Ask Public Airing For Bomb Plan   Experts Disagree On Proposals To Put People Up To Date On Program

Nationalist Army Invades Coast  a  .. Wc, Ce   Commando Operation Foretells More Action

Mainland Raid Boosts Morale Of Nationalists  Troops Given Feeling Chiang’s Invasion Talk Not Just Dream

LUCAS ASSAILS GOP ARGUMENT ON FORMOSA   Parties Accuse Each Oth. er Of Making ‘Hash’ Of Foreign Policy

PARTIES WRANG OVER CHINA POLICY   Democrats, GOP A use Each Other Of Trying To Make “Hash” Over Issue

Demos And G. O. P.’s Accuse Each Other Of Trying To “Hash Up” Foreign Policy

Party Leaders Squabble Over Foreign Policy   Accuse Each Other of ‘Hashing’ Works In Formosa, China

GOP, Dems Accuse Each Other of Making Hash  of Foreign Policies.

Republicans and Dems Charge Each Party Trying To ‘Hash’ China Policy

Parties Try fo Make ‘Hash’ of Foreign Policies  Members of Groups Accuse Each Other

‘HASH’ COOKING, THEY SAY Both Sides Point Finger In Fight Over Formosa

Parties Attacked In Formosa Plan   Upholds Decision To Withdraw Officials  From Formosa, Chine

Accusations Fly During Senate's Formosa Debate  Democrats Defend Decision To Cal Officials From Chino

Charges Fly In Congress  Policy Row   G.O.P. Is Accused Of Playing Politics;  Administration Hit

Lucas Hurls ‘Charges At Republicans   Top Parties Swap Accusations Over Formosa Question

‘Hash Making’ Cry Sounded In Fury Over Formosa: Everybody Yells It

UN Favers.  MacArthur Over Rhee   ‘ Opposes Rhee’s Government Taking . Over North Korea

Japan's Pro-U. S. Party Leads Vote  Nationalist Reds‘ Trail Early. Count

Jap Liberals Grab Early Ballot Lead   Lond Of Rising Sun Expected To Outlaw Communistic Party

LIBERALS IN JAPAN ARE QUT IN FRONT   Communists Trail Badly im Reports From First Districts

Bickering Halts Chrysler Talks  Both Sides Huri Bed Faith Charae

Suarls Envelop Chrysler Pact   Contract Phrasing Delays  Agornemant? on Terme

Hope Dim For Enc To Chrysler Row  Company Says UAW Scuttling Hopes

4 South Korean, Two American Peril  Divisions In   GI’s In Unsan Area Cut To Bits  By Wild Chinese, No Thrust Nears Big U.  . Kr S: Base

VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL   Pastor of Tonganoxie Church and Wife Injured in Auto Accident

HUNDREDS FLEE AS CALIFORNIA AREA FLOODS   Dramatic Rescues Told When Three Rivers  Cover Lowlands

PUBLISHER KILLS SELF  Missouri Editor Had Been In formed of His Wife's Death

To Query Ex-Mayor: O'Dwyer, Bookie Ring Boss May Face Senate Probers

U.S. Senate Crime Probers May Call O'Dwyer and Gross   Senator Kefauver Says His Unit Is Seriously Considerine Move

PIONEER, 106, DIES   J. B. Edwards, Friend of Hickok, Succumbs In Abilene

15 Are Attacked  Near Entrance To ‘Harvester Plant  Four Persons Are Hurt; Issue Warrants For Ten

15 Are Attacked Near Entrance To ‘Harvester Plant  Four Persons Are Hurt; Teueag: WE eeeoebes Tle “naw

FOUR FLEE AIR BASE PRISON   Wide Search Launched For Armed Military Fugitives.

4. GI Prisoners Klee Stockade   Alabamian Is Among Arm: ed Men In Escape

GOPs To Ask Acheson Many Questions  Security Loopholes In State Dept. Ta Reinn Penaha

Acheson Faces Senate Grilling Over Security   Eager Republican Senators Will Put Secretary on Carpet

Possible State Dept. Loopholes Under Fire  Acheson Faces Senators In Red Inquiry Today

ACHESON FACES SENATE PROBE   Solons Want To Know About Possible Security Loopholes

Administration To Be Sifted For Red Aides   Charges That Communists Infest Government Brings Action

SOLONS TO SEEK RECORDS Senate Orders Probe Of Charges Communists In State Deoartment

Greek Military Leader Says Balkan Are Undergcing ‘War of Nerves’

Truman Calls For $4 Billion To Arm West  Allied Strength Key To Peace for World

TRUMAN SEEKS FOUR BILLION TO ARM ALLIES   Senate Leader Claims Request Too Small, Would Ask More

Truman Lists — Arms Shares   $4: Billion for Allies Held Anti-Red Insurance

Truman Asks $4 Billion to Arm Allies   Tydings Suggests Sum Not Big Enough; Senate Votes Spain S100 Million Loan

Arm Nations to Preserve Peace   That’s Why He’s Asking 4 Billions, Truman Says

Gulf Hurricane Near Louisiana  Coast Cities Prepare For 85-Mile Wind

TUSAPUL VE WHIMS.  Sef Teug Taught Scientist Sure [He's Solved Secret of Speed

d Spot Enemy Military Largeis  We Started War,’ Red Officer Admits ‘After Surrendering To Allied Forces

BOY DRILLED BY DAD ALIVE   Father Admits Boring Two Holes In Chest With Drill Press

"I Want My Daddy!” Sobs Youngster After--.  Father Uses Drill Press To % Bore Holes !n Child's Chest

Chest Of Son Holed By Father   Uses Drill Press In Assault On 4%-Yr.-Old Boy

__BOY’S CONDITION CRITICAL— Father Bores Two Holes In Chest Of His Son, 4

Life Of Boy Whose Father Bored Holes In Chest Hangs In Balance  Crazed Parent Used Drill Press And Admits Boring The Holes; _Boys’ Condition

CHILD FORCED UND ER DRILL. But He Sobs. for Dad Who AdmitsTorture

Father Admits Boring Two Holes In The Chest Of His Son With a Drill Press

 Boy Fighting for Life  Crazed Father Uses Drill, 'Pierces Chest of Tiny Son

Father Pierces — Son's Chest On ‘Drill Press   Child’s Life Hangs In Balance; Calls For ‘Daddy’

‘LIF E HANGS IN BALANCE - Boy ‘Critical’ After Father Bores Holes In Chest

WOMAN 15 NEW MASTER OF PINEVILLE GRANGE   Mrs. Joseph 8. Parry Named Head of Farm Organization   DELEGATES APPOINTED

STATION AT OLATHE   Distinguished Visitors Ar rived at Base This  Morning   ANOTHER “BOOT-CAMP’

OFFICERS INSPECT STATION AT OLATHE   Distinguished Visitors Ar rived at Base This Morning   ANOTHER “BOOT-CAMP”

CHEST X-RAYS GIVEN 18,044   Tuberculosis Asso ciation Concludes Tour of Berrien

California ‘Flying Saucer’ Believed To Be Meteor By Science   Bright Object Is Reported By Hundreds

EXPLOSIONS IN INDIANA AND ILLINOIS   Terre Haute Gasoline Tanks Blow Up, Causing Damage in Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars.   i@ PROWLERS SEEN ON TANKS BLAMED   Spectacular Fire at Hartford, Illinois, Follows Explosion in Wood River Oil Co. Refinery.

Storage Tank Blast Rocks  Terre Haute   Prowlers Believed Responsible for Explosion, Fire; Scores of Buildings Are Damaged.

GAS BLAST, FIRE AT TERRE HAUTE DESTROYS PLANT   NONE ARE HURT IN ANOTHER EXPLOSION AT HARTFORD, ILL.

Terre Haute Is Rocked by Blast   Heavy Damage Caused by Gasoline Storage Tank Explosion

Skippy Baugh Hearing Friday   Dance Instructor Charged In Fulton Court

STATE MOVES TO COLLECT TAXES   SERVES NOTICE ON 5,668 COOK COUNTY MERCHANTS; PAY UP

Today's Index      VETO CAN'T BAR CHINESE REDS ‘EROM U.N. ACHESON DECLARES

Acheson Says US Can't Veto Chinese Reds  Veto Illegal In Cas Of Vote On Sea Sry

Veto to Ba Red China ‘Not Legal’   That’s What Achesor Tells Senators at Closed Door Parley

Veto Useless Against Chinz   ‘No? Vote Can’t Bar Reds Ty, TL. Acheson Says

VETO CAN'T BE USED T0 KEEP REDS FROM UN   Acheson Also Tells Congress 44 Oppose Admitting Red Chinese

Court Calls Off Color Telecast   More Time te Scan Issues ' Needed. Panel Rulec

U.S. COURT RULING DELAYS TY COLOR START   Evidence Indicates Million Black and White Sets Are Owned

CBS Color TV Banned By Judges   FCC Order For Nov. 20  Rescinded After  : Hearing

Gen. MacArthur Flies Cver Yalu On Way Home  Commander Inspects   Commander Inspects Objectives of His Troops During Fiaht

Unarmed Plane Carries MacArthur On Tour Over Korea’s ‘Coffin Corner’

Probe Ordered In Train Wreck  Human Failure May Have Caused Traged

SOVIETS LACK BOMBER: TO CARRY ATOM BOMB’   Ea-British Intelligence Office: Says Present Crafi Could Net Ramm Canitsi

Red Youths Bow to Zone  Border Rules   Thousands Crossing East-West Line for  Registration Before Returning to Homes

J000 Red Germans  Get Cheek   Sitdown Strike Ends on West Demand: Youths Head Home

Endeavor to  Patch Breach   Smith in Urge to Revive Bipartisan Foreign Policy

Four Are Killed At Terre Haute   Train Hits Truck at Crossing; Victims Are Later Identified.

‘Russia Could Win War Minus Shot’ Collins  Chief Of Staff Says   Chief Of Staff Says U.S. Must Balance Military Needs

Collins Says Balance Is  Peace Key   ‘Happy Medium’ On Military, Economy Needs Proposed

Kills German War Bride, Then Self   Pittsburgh Factory Worker Shoots Wife As Brother Watches

Chase County Attorney ‘Found Dead at Home   Post-mortem to Determine Cause of Death of Charles Clark, of Cottonwood Falls

Chase County Attorney Found Dead at Home   Post-mortem to Determine Cause of Death of Charles Ce. eho Sntianvsenael Baltes

FriendlyPlanes’ Attacl Near U. 5. Positions In Korea Investigated  Australian Commander Denies Craft Were His:

Two More Floors To Cost $255,991 Contracts On Jail Addition Awarded

Parley Called To Halt Phone  Union Strike   Stoppage Threatens Thursday Over Wage Disvute With WY. E.

Negotiations Fail To Avert Phone Strike   Company, Union Meet Again But Both Sides Stick To Positions

io STRIRE GIURE HAZY   Michigan Bell. Challenges Legality of Move By Mediation Board

Economy Of Nation Set For Changeover To Full War Scale   Officials Vow They Have No Intentions To Order “Freezes”

NATION PREPARED 10 ARM AND FEED FIGHTING MACHINE   With Farm and Factory Output High, There Is No Present Intention to Impose Wartime Controls,   BUT THIS MIGHT COME IF STRUGGLE SPREADS   Government Not Planning té Place Large Military Orders That Would Reduce  Civilian Items,

Nation’s Farms, Factories In Top Shape to Feed, Arm Fighting Mer

Government Ridin  Korean War Finds U = Farms, Factories in Top Shape to Feed, Arm, Fuel Fighting Machine

Reds Pouring Unchecked  Through Gap In Lines To Threaten Vital Base   South Koreans Crumbled By Attack And Regrouped Forces Unable To Ease Pressure From Invader Armored Troons

Negrouped Allies Unable To Stop New Enemy Coup   Forces On Offensive, Pushing  Marines, 2nd Infantry Only U. N. West From Reca  ed Yongsan

Taegu Menaced by Tanks After South Korean Force Crumbles on Kigye Front

B-29s Again Hit Northern Korea  Rail Centers Main Targets Of Pilots

Navy Guns Lay Curtain Of Fire Before Chinese   Red Hordes Menace Shrinking Beachhead At Escape Sea Port

Navy Guns Protecting Beachhead   Laying Curtain Of Fire Around Hungnam Area

Allied Troops Repulse Light Enemy Blows   Curtain of Steel Protects Tochold in Northeast; Chinese Move Up

Planes, Army Artillery Also Hammer Reds   , Chinese Clamber "Into Hill Positions

Yanks and South Koreans Hurl Back Reds, Expect Showdown Soon With Greater Enemy Forces Now Moving Up: Foe Handicapped by Lack of Big Guns

Attlee, Truman To Hold Crisis Confabs In U.S.  Big Two To Meet On War Threat Early Next Week

British Prime Minister Will Talk To Truman  — se ig lA) a   Prepares To Fly To Washington For Conference Monday

House Rules Group Delays Action on Rent Controls   Vote Is 6-5 Against Clearing Legislation For Early Debate

This Is Definitely Not George's Day — He Thinks Washington Gags Are "Corny"

News From Everywhere Modern George Washington Does Not Mind Telling A Little Fib

Churchill Wants European Army   Motion Submitted For Step to Halt Third World War

Churchill Wants West Europe Army  Claims Red Threat  Imperils Continent

JOIN NOW TO OPPOSE REDS -—CHURCHILL   Proposes Unified West Europe ‘Army; Says Allies Have ® Yoaare.

Churchill Urges Immediate Creation Of European Army To Protect West   ‘Dismantling of German Industry Goes On Despite Talk of Rearming Europe

Churchill Asks Immediate Unified Army To Detend West Against Soviet Aggressior

REARM WEST IS DEMAND OF CHURCHILL   Former Prime Minister Urges Immediate Creation of European Army to Defend District      SUBJECT TO CONTROL

CHURCHILL ASKS EUROPEAN ARMY   Wants Unified Forces As Shield Against Soviet Union

Churchill For ‘West Europe Unified Army   Sees Two. Years’ Time To Prevent: Third World War

Unified Western Army Urged by Churchill fo Stop Soviet in Europe   U. S. and Britain Must Act in 2-Year Breathing Space, He declares

Churchill Asks Unified Army  For Europe   Urges Quick Action to Shield West. Against The Soviet Union

Churchill Asks Army For Europe   New Force Proposed To Protect West From Soviet Union

AsksStrong Unit Aimed ToBarReds   Churchill Urges Quick Action for Creating Unified European Farce to Shield Weat   Would Support UN   Freedom, Civilization in Danger; Brussels Treaty Ineffective

Churchill Urges Creation Of Unified Army To Defend Western Europe Against Russia   Britain’s Wartime Premier Thinks There Is Still A Breathing Space Of Two Years; Claims U. S. Superiority In Atomic Weanone React Deaterrant Ta War.

Army Urged  For Europe   Winston: Churchill Calls for Unified Defense: of West Against Russia,

Churchill Calls For Army to Defend Europe   Says U. 5. and Britain Must Send Large Forces to Continent

Churchill Urges  European Army  West Has “Two Years’ To Prevent World War

CHURCHILL URGES EUROPEAN ARMY   Declares West Still Has 2-Year Breathing Space

 To Defend West From Reds Churchill Urges Setting Up of United Armed Force in Europe

Claims West Has Two Years To Prevent War   Formal Motion Introduced Before European Assembly

CHURCHILL SOUNDS PLEA Unification Of Forces Against Soviet Urged

Churchill Urges * An Armed Europe   Former Prime Minister Says The West Has Two Years To Prevent World War III

Churchill Asks for Unified Europe Army   Says West Has Two Years to Prevent Major Wer With Reds

Churchill Pleads For World Army  British Leader Says   British Leader Says West Has 2-Year ‘Breathing Spell’

URGES UNIFIED EUROPEAN ARMY   CHURCHILL DECLARES WEST HAS TWO YEARS TO PREPARE DEFENSE

West Still Has Two Years to  Arm—Churehill   Arm—Churehill  Britain’s War Leader Ridicules Five-Nation Brussels Pact, Urges  Elec teesl Oe” nik insane ilk i se aaa A eenae

Churchill Urges Creation Of Army   Wants Unified Army In Europe to Defend West Against Russia

Churchill U rges   West To Create  European Arny   Sees Superiority Of U. &. ta Atamic Weapons As  Top Determent To War

B. & 0. Plans To Lay Off 3,800  Workers To Be Furlough ed This Week Until Teafic Again Narmal

3,600 B. And 0. Workers Lald Off   ‘Shop Employes ‘To Have Work Week Of  . Three Days

FLOOD THREAT EASES ON OHIC   New Orleans Readies Emergency Action

Parts of Arkansas Lowlands Flooded By White River  Northeastern Refugee:   Northeastern Refugee: Begin Returning to Mud-Caked Homes

Senators Attack. Point 4 Clauses   Upper Chamber Sets Final Debate on Bic Bill

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON FOREIGN AID BILL   Passage of House-Approved $3,120, 550,000 Measure Would Send It to White House.

Senate Sets Vote Today On 3 Billion Economic Aid Bill   Agreement Is Reached For Final Showdown; Taft Attacks 4 Point Plan

How They Finished   ‘I'm Hungry’...and Tommy Sleeps  Kidnap Theory Doubted As Child Is Located

Legion Forms Committee to  Combat Reds   Will Carry Battle To Communists, Says Commander Cocke; Backs Up U. S. Law

2ND DEMOCRAT IN STATE RACE   Fostoria Man Is Candidate  For Governor

Allison Raises Issue of Inferstate Crime Syndicate   All Overlords Can Expect from His Is Trouble, Candidate Says

Reich Rails Hint Freight Service Cut   Gangs Sabotage Railways. Add Woe to German Watts Tine

Berlin Railroad Crisis Alarms   Allies Worried By New Traffic Issue

Berlin Railroad: .  ‘Officials ‘Hint At Slash. in Traffic   Rumor Comes’ While ‘Truck “Slowdown Continues; © .’ Sabotage Charged

Berlin Rail Service May Be Cut  Western Officials Deeply Worried . Over Loatacst Turn

M’ARTHUR SAYS KOREAN REDS HAVE LOST VICTORY CHANCE   Commander Declares South Korean Base Has Been Assured

Acts Not Condoned, Solons Told   Wen't Tolerate Any Disloyalty, State Chief Teils Senators

Never Tolerate Any Disloyal Person In State Department, Asserts Acheson

HISS ACTIONS NOT CONDONED   Acheson Explains Attitude Toward Convicted Man

Acheson Says He Does Not Condone Alger Hiss Charges   Claims He Was ‘Misunderstood’

Probe Group  Hears Acheson Wouldn‘t Knowingly Tolerate Disloyalty

SECRETARY SAYS NO COMMUNIST FAVORED BY HIM   Tells Senate Committee He Does - Not Condone Offenses Charged Against  . Hiss And Doe snt  Clinton Cincick

QUIZ ACHESON ON LOOPHOLES IN SECURITY   SECRETARY CALLED TO CLOSED SESSION OF SENATE GROUP

Acheson Hits Ai ‘Disloyal’ Accusations  Secretary Says Hiss Offenses ‘Not Condoned’

Acheson Explains Recent Statement Concerning Hiss   U.S. Leader Asserts He Does Not Condone The Offenses Charged

U. S. Security Seen in Peril   Republicans Ready To Fire Ouestions

Acheson Denies Condoning Hiss, Aides Disloyalty  Secretary Reveals  202 Were Ousted From State Jobs

Acheson Says He Does Not Exeuse Hiss   Wouldn’t Approve Alleged Practices, Feels ‘Comnassion’

Acheson Tells Senate Probers He Would Not Tolerate Any Disloyal Person in Department  Secretary Feels “Compassion” Toward Hiss, He Says Today

Would Never Tolerate Red, Says Acheson   Denies He Condoned Hiss; Points to Own Loyal Record

Won't Tolerate Disloyalty, Acheson Says —  Tells Senators He Doesn't Condone Any Of Hiss’ Offenses

Acheson Declares He Doesn't Condone Hiss.   Felt Only "Compassion Toward Him, Senate Committee is Told—Would Not Knowingly Tolerate Any Disloyal Person in State Department,  He Adds.   202 DROPPED IN TWO. YEARS

Doesn’f Condon Hiss’ Offenses, * He Tells Probers  202 ‘Separated’ as  Pane Socusite Rickeo

DISCLOSE 202 OUSTED FROM STATE DEPT.   One Fired, Others Allowed to Resign; 91 Separated as Homosexual Cases, Senators Told.   a ACHESON WILL NOT TOLERATE DISLOYAL   Secretary of State Says He Has Compassion for Hiss But Doesn't Condone His Offenses.

Acheson Clears Stand On Hiss  For Senators   State Secretary Says He Won’t Tolerate Disloval Persons

ACHESON FACES INQUIRY ABOUT SECURITY ILLS   Called Before Closec Hearing Of Senate Appropriations Group

Acheson Says He Never Tolerated Disloyal Workers   Appropriations Group Told He Does Not Condone Offenacs “Charged Aeainst Hiss

SENATORS PROBE GRIME IN Mt, b   HENDREN DENIES RECEIVING MONEY FROM GAMBLERS FOR SMITH CAMPAIGN.

Pacific Shrouded in Mystery Haze      Two Million Square Miles Covered As Mather Nature Goes On Strange Binge

Huge Haze Over Pacific Is Found Not Atomic; Eruption of Mauna Loa Volcano Is Blamed

Haze Covering Two Million Square Miles Continues To Hover Over Pacific Ocean; Scientists Suspect Activities Of Volcano

Mystery Cloud Still Hangs Over Pacific But Theory of Atom Blast Origin Is Out

Mysterious Haze Still Hovers Over Two Million Square Miles Of Pacific Arex

nals =>MAUNA LOA SUSPECTED  Vast Haze § till Hovers Over Wide Pacific Area

Believe It Comes From Mauna Loa In Eruption  =  @t.orrcee meni wrus @ FAB

VAST CLOUDS OVER PACIFIC NOT ATOMIC   Scientists Suspect Mauna Lox Eruption Causes Mysterious Haze.

r  Scientists Rule Out Theory Of “Atomic Mist”  Mysterious Cloud Blankets Middle Pacific; Mauna Loa Tentatively Blamed for Murky Haze

Red Youths Plan For Huge Rally   West Berlin Police Are Alerted to Stop Trouble at Affair.

Brisk ‘War’ Develops in New York As ‘Peace’ Marchers Chant Defiance

3 More Binaggio Rides Indicted      Federal Grand Jury Acts on Income Tax Evasion Charges

3Henchmen Of Binaggio Indicted   Accused by Jury Of Evading Income Taxes

Indict Two KC Gamblers On Tax Charges   Gambier and Slot Machine King Are Indicted

GRIME. PROBE NETS THREE IN TAX EVASION   Those Named by Grand Jury Associates of the Late Charles Binaggio.

KANSAS CITY'S CLEAN UP GOES ON: 3 INDICTED   Associates Of Slain Political Leader Tagged For Tax

INDICT BINAGGIO HENCHMEN FOR EVASION OF INCOME TAX   Federal Jury Returns True Bills Against Gambler Walter Rainey, Samuel Goldberg and Johnny Mangiaracina.

Slot Machine King, Gamblor Indictad  WURLEMEWE BIPIvive  Tn Kansas City   Grand Jury Brings  ToT Those Charged , Mh R hs Re Bi ee

Binaggio Pals Are Indicted   Federal Jury Names Rainey, Goldberg And Mangiaracina

Slot Machine King and Gambler Are Indicted by Jury   Income Tax Evasion Is Charged Against Kansas City Ficures.

Grand J ury  Returns 3 Indictments   More Henchmen of Charles Binaggio Named on US Tax Evasion Charges  REVEAL BIG INCOMES   Former Deputy Prosecutor Known as Enforcer For Kansas City Underworld

KC Grand Jury  Indicts Two More   Longtime Gambler And Slot Machine King Charged With Tax Evasion

Jury Charges Trio Evaded  Income Taxes   All Of Men Failed To Make Full Returns On Income

GOP Plans Speech Series To Counteract President   Wherry Starts, Accuses President Jruman Of Encouravinge ‘Spendthrift Socialism’

Solon Scores Truman Talk   Wherry Looses Blast In Reply to First Address by President

GOP Loosens Counter-Attack Against Truman   Speech-for-Speech Blast Let Fly Today by Senator Wherry

GOP Speakers  Counterattack Wherry Replies To First Truman Talk —

Sen. Wherry Lashes Back At President   Replies to Latter's First Speech of Tour   Charges Truman "Chases ' “Rainbows ~ Painted by ‘Alien-Minded Radicals.

Frick Coke Company Is To Be Absorbed  Will Become Part Of Parent. Oraanization:

Woman Kills Herself in Bonfire   Builds Own Funeral Pyre Tn Alinante

Armed Strength Of Russia, Satellites Is Now Estimated At 7,000,000 Men

Russias Military Pool is Powerful   Reds And Satellites Have At Least 7 Million Men Ready For Fighting

Seven Million Men Believed Under Arms  . Cavtat Hnton and Its Red Satellites

Millions of Men Under Arms in The Red Nations   Forces, Also Are Heavily Armed; U.'5 Information Reveals Threat ta World

Soviet Power Estimated At Seven Million   ‘Truman Statement On Armed. Forces Points To Russian Strength

Red Forces Sef At 7,000,000   Vast Hordes Also Trained for Service

Russia Probably Has 7,000,000 Men Under Arms  Actual Strength Of   Actual Strength Of Red Forces Known By Allied Nations

 Great Size And Strength’  Russia And Satellites Believed 'To Have 7,000,000 Under Arms

Soviet Bloc Strength Appraised By Truman At 7 Million Under Arms

 Millions In Armed Service .... Russian Military Power Is Mighty

Seven Million Armed Seen  In Red Camp  Hordes Of Others Could Be Drawn On  ght. 31.2. 3re 35

Russia Has Estimated Seven Million Men Under Arms; Reserves Available

Broken Thigh  Bone for Shaw  Aged English Writer To Undergo Operation

George -B. Shaw, 94, Breaks Thigh ‘While Strolling In His Backyard

HE FINALLY CRACKS  G. B. S. Stumbles-—and Suffers a Broken Thigh

Shaw Breaks Thigh In Fall   Noted Playwright, 94, Is Rushed To Hospital For Operation Today

Honeymooners Start Lite Anew After Groom Freed Of Charges ‘Ha Killed Bride’s Ex-Husband:   ill Man Didn‘t Want To Go To Relatives Roomer Kills Landlady, Sets Hause Afire And Shoots Self

RED DELEGATE DEMANDS VOTE ON NEW CHINA   Nationalist Envoy Assumes Office For Month

Gang Broker Sought for Brink’s Case   Convicts’ Tip ‘Hottest Clue’ Yet, Detectives Sa:

Big Shot’ Sought in Brink's Theft   Two Convicts ‘Sing,’ Claim They Were Approached on Robber

It's an Uphill Climb for Job Seeking Graduate   Have to Compete with Others for Job, Take Less Money

Graduates Learn  Jobs Are Scarcer   Outlook, However, Show Up Brighter Than 2 Months Ago

2 Men, Woman Target of Hunt in Georgia foda'   Tro Is Sought After Running Gun Battle; Patrol Cars from 2 States in Search.

Posse Hunts Desperadoes In Wild Chase In Mountains   Tighten Ring Around Thicket Where Trio Disappeared After Wild Gun Battle

Policy Talk By Navy Aid ‘Not Cleared’   First Big Cabinet Split Since ‘46 Wallace-Byrnes Feud

Navy Secretary Rapped for Saying U. S. Should Start War to Attain Peace

MATHEW HAP GETS BACKING FROM TRUMAN   President With Acheson ir Rebuke to Navy Official.

Navy Chief's Wrist Slapped   Matthews Stirs Row With ‘Start War’ Talk

Tough Russian Policy Talk Causes Furor   _ Acheson, Truman Deny Any Thought of Cracking Down Soon

Suggestion That U. S. Institute War Is Rebuked   Cabinet Members In Open _ Split On Foreign Policy; Washington Speculates  Qn Possible Resignation

Truman Slaps Navy Chief's Peace Speech   ‘Action Precipitates Firs’ Wide Open Cabinet Split on Foreign Policy Since 1946 Episode

jAcheson, Truman  (Rebuke Navy Head   ‘Preventive War’ Theme Of Talk Revudiated

Acheson Flays Navy Secretary For ‘War’ Talk   Action Precipitates Split in Truman Cabinet

May Produce Serious Split In Cabinet   ‘Preventive War’ Speech Results In Crackdown From Acheson, Truman

Mathews Gets Verbal Lacing For Speech  No Preventive War, Acheson Proclaims  To Whole World

Navy Head Object of  Criticism   President Backs Up State Secretary in Rapping Boston Speech

Navy Boss Is Slapped Down OverRemarks   Matthews Said U.S. Should Be Willing to Start War to Compel Peace Cooperotion

U.S., Russia Get Notes From Nehru   Messages Believed To Contain Further Offer To Mediate

Attempts Overtures For Peace   Indian Prime Minister Willing To Mediate In Korean Conflict   ACHESON IS SILENT   Some Foreign Diplomats Believe Russia Seeks Peaceful Settlement

Truman Sees Great Expansion Of American Prosperity in His Economic Report to Congress

64-Million Job Goal Pictured  In Five Years   Republicans Critical of Socialistic Trend in Glowing Report

President Envisions Income Boost 'Of$1,000 Per Family in Five Years

TRUMAN PREDICTS INCREASE IN JOBS, RISE IN INCOMES   Economic Message to Congress Voices Belief Every Family Will Receive $1000  More 5 Years. Hence,   SEES POSSIBILITY  OF END Tu: POVERTY   Declares Keonomy Is on “Firmer Ground”—G. O. P. Critics Say He Is Dealing in “Promise Market.”

‘Truman Sees $1,000 Income Boost by 54   64,000,000 Jobs in Five Years Predicted In kKconomic Message

President Scts Goalof 64 Million Jobs in Five (Years, More Prospcrity

$5,000 Average Income Foretold  Truman's Economic Message Predicts ‘Poverty Elimination’

$41 BILLIONS HIKE IN ANNUAL OUTPUT 1S-AIN   $1,000 Rise In Family Income Is Possible, * Truman. Declares *

Truman Aims At Goal Of 64 Million Jobs By ’55  Sees Most Incomes Rising Above $5,000;  Reawetar Aceaile Inflationary Policies

President Sees $1,000 Raise Per Family  Rosy Picture Painted   Rosy Picture Painted But GOP Critics Say Ws ‘Promise Marker’

Truman Sees Boost for Everyone   Tells Congress Prosper ity Can Expand Next Five Years.

Truman Sees $1,000 Income Boost For Every American Family By 1954

Telephone Strike Set For Feb. &   CWA Union Says Partial Crews To Handle Only Emergency Matters.

320,000 EMPLOYES EXPECTED TO BE OFF JOBS  Communications Workers Set Nationwide Strike For February 8 Aaainst Bell Telehone System

Rail Issues  Faced Today   Recommendations Go  To White House Now

Sees No Blow to ‘Fair Deal’ in Pepper's Defeat   Truman Says There Were Other Issues in Florida Campaign.

Truman Says Pepper's Defeat In Florida Primary Was No Licking for Fair Deal’’

President Declares Defeat Of Pepper Is Not Beating  For Administration Issues

Denies ‘Fair  Deal’ Defea   Truman Does Not Interpret Florida Primary Outcome in This Way.

Upset In Florida Was Not A Fair Deal Loss, Prasidant Declares At News Conference Today

Pepper Defeat No Licking For Administration   President Truman Stated, Adding Ther  Were Many Issues

Metals, Tires High On List Of Essentials   Items Linportant ‘To Defense Production Will Be Controlled

First Control Curbs to Be Issued Today   Auto Companies Seen as Likely Opening Tarret

First Price Control Order Sioned: ?ravisiens To Be Announced Later

Where, But in Americar  It’s Christmas, Fourth Of July All Rolled Into One For 'Shoe Shine Boy’

Friendly Businessmen Make Dream ‘Come True for Shoe Shine ‘Boy’ .

__ Where But In America?’——— Financiers Stake Shoe  Shiner To Own Shop

Nowhere But In America... Unusual Note Provides Shop Funds For 43-Y ear-Old Chicago Shine Boy

IPS PREDICTED FOR NEXT 30 DAYS — ae ot Bee  That May Be Summer You Feel!

Rebels Quit —  In Indonesia   Makassar Revolt Is Quelled Without Bloodshed

BLOOD APPEAL AT MILFORD   More Donors Needed     For Bloodmobile Visit On July 27th

U.N. BOYCOTT HIT BY TRUMAN   Says Russia Flouts United Nations Charter in Dispute Over Chinese Communist Issue.

Soviet UN Boycott Hit By Truman   Reports East-Weat Conllict Tightened Durin, Year 1949

Red Boycott In U.N. Hit By Truman   President Calls Stand “Wilful Flouting’”’ of Group’s Charter.

Truman Assails Russian U.N. Walkouts   Says Boycotts Over Chinese Nationalists ‘“Flouts’’ Charter

Truman Takes Russia To Task For UN Boycott   Soviet Action Is Termed “Willful Flouting” Of Organization’s Charter; Sees Growing Tension

INTENSIFYING OF COLD WAR IS ALSO CITED   President Pledges: U.S. Aid To Plane ~To Balk Soviets 

Truman Attacks Russ Boycott   ‘Willful Flouting of U.N. Charter’ Gains Nothing for Reds, He Tells Congress in Report on Tension

Red Boycott Draws Blast By President   Chinese Issue And Blocking Tacties Of Ru as Ave Cited

Charges Willful Flouting of U. N. Charter by Reds   International Tension Increased by Moscow Kctions. Assertion

Blasts Reds For Flouting Organization   Lawmakers Told Peace Group Carrying On Sensibly

Truman Lashes “Flouting Of U.N. Charter   Communist Refusal To Attend Sessions With Chinese Cited

President Says Soviet Flouts Paet   China Communist Issue Called Weak  Excuse For Action

Truman Assails Russia For Chinese Stand  President In Severe Doe A i   President In Severe Blast At Reds For ‘Flouting’ Charter

President Says Action Is Willful Flouting of UN Charter; Praises ‘Basiness as Usual’

Pres. Says Walkouts Add To International Tension Between East. West

Truman Says Soviet Refusal To Note Nationalist Delegates ‘Flouts’ € harter

Says Boycott Over Chinese Causing Rift   East-West Tension Increased Through Russian Attitude

Truman Flays Soviets For Boycotting U.N.   President’s Report to Congress Says  ensior Deepens in East-West Conflict; Will Strive Te Keep U.N. a Universal Organization

Russian U.N. Boycott  Assailed by President In Letter to Congress

Truman Assails Russian Boycott OfU.N. Agencies   Walkouts Called Willful Flouting Of U.N. Charter

Truman Assails Red Boycott of United Nafions   Points to Deepening Tension in World Relations

Declares Action Willful Flouting OF U.N. Charter   Attack Made In Annual Report To  Canagrace,

Chinese Issue Causes Soviet fo Stay Away   President Terms it ‘Willful Flouting’ of Charter in Attack

LAYS DOWN BARRAGE — Traman Assails Russian United Nations Boycott

ay s Tension "Deepens With Red Attitude   Blames Soviets for International Crisis

BLASTS SOVIET FLOUTING’ OF UN. CHARTER   Says Cold War: Situation Has Grown More Tense — During Past Year

Russia’s UN Boycott Hit By Truman  Says Boycott Of Chinese Communis Issue is ‘Flouting’ AC TIRE Chester

Communist Boycott Of UN Assailed By Truman   ATTACKS SOVIET REFUSAL TO ATTEND UN SESSIONS WITH CHINESE NATIONALISTS

Tightening Of Conflict Pointed Out   State Department Report Accompanied By President’s Note

TEMPERATURES   Flouting Charter, He Says   President Gives Annual To Congress

Report Made To Congress On Pregress In Society   President: Affirms Intent To Regard Body's Authority

U.N. Charter ‘Flouting’ Hit By President   Summation of 1949 Organization Work Given to Congress

U.N. Boycott By Reds Ripped   Tension Is Deepening, Says President Truman

Attacks USSR “Flouting” Of Committee   Praises Organization For Continuing With “Business As Usual”

President's Report Goes To Congress   Says U.S. Intends To Strengthen West Aaainst Red Policies

Soviet Boycott Of U.N. Rapne By President  Walkout Is Termed Aas (tte : rr ‘is aa   Walkout Is Termed “Willful Flouting’’ Of World Charter

Truman Assails Red Boycott Of United Nations   President Calls Russian Action “Willful Flouting’ Of UN’s Charter

Truman Assails Soviets On UN  Says Reds Witltully Flout UN Charter

Truman Scores U.N. Boycott By Russians   Attacks Refusal to Attend Session Because of Chinese Red Issue

Tells Congress  U.N. Carries On Despite Withdrawal  Says 1949 Ended  With Deepening AL \/arl-l Tancinn

PRESIDENT SAYS MOSCOW FLOUTS. CHARTER DUTIES      Praises World Body. For: Séft sibly Carrying On “Bust nace At Usual”

ruman Assails ussian Boycott  [ United Nati ions   nitude, On Chin i Reds  Seen  Willful Flouting  Of Charter By Soviets

Willful Flouting Of Charter Draws Criticism   President Points Out Many Instances Of Soviet Negation

CHARGE MADE TO CONGRESS   Tension Deepens As Result of Soviet Tactics, President Says.

President Levels Flouting Charge At Other Actions   Report to Congress Mentions Tightening Of East-West in ‘49

Red Boycott OLUN Under  Truman Fire   President Says Soviets For ‘Willful Flouting’ Over Chinese  Copernic Lesiia

RUSSIAN STAND ON COMMUNIST ISSUE ATTACKED   President Declares eds Flout United Nations Charter In Refusing To Attend  1Ons.

Russia’s UN Boycott Hit By Truman   Says Boycott Of Chinese Communist Issue is ‘Flouting’  Of UN Charter

Washington, May 22 (AP)—President Truman teday assailed Ruasia’s boycott of the United Nations over the Chinese Communist issue as a “willful flouting” of

Chinese Issue Draws Fire of President   Chief Executive Blasts 'Flouting' of Pact by Reds

Russia’s Boycott. Assailed By President Truman In Annual Report to Congress On U. N.

President Praises Work of World Organization in Settling Several International Disputes. ©   EAST-WEST TENSION GREATER, HE SAYS

SOVIET BOYCOTT OF U. N. SESSIONS HIT BY TRUMAN   Attitude Over Chinese Communist Issue Assailed By President As ‘Willful Flouting’ Of Organization’s Charter — Chief Executive Cites Deepening Of Tension Which Has Marked International Relations Throughout Postwar Period

Truman Raps Reds Boycott Of UN Meet   Refuse To Attend Sessions With Chinese Nationalist Deleaates

Assails Action Taken by Moscow Over Chinese Communist Issue as "Willful Flouting” of Charter in Report-to Congress Today—Adds World Organization Sensibly Carries on "Business.as Usual."   EAST-WEST CLASH TIGHTENS

USSR Boyeott OfUN Over Red China Hit   Truman Blasts Action As ‘Willful Flouting’ of Charter

Truman Terms Russia’s Boycott ‘Willful Flouting’ Of U. N. Charter

GIVES REASONS FOR GROWING TENSION   Willful Flouting Of U. N. Charter Charged   Strives For Universal Or. ganization, Including East, West Powers

Truman Hits Red Boycott   Flout UN Charter, President Tells Congress: Tension Deeper

Bul U.N. Is Carrying On   President Also Tells Congress 1949 Produced Tightening of Conflict

PRESIDENT RAPS SOVIET BOYCOTT OF UN SESSION   Russia’s Action over Chines« Red Issue Termed ‘Flouting of Charter’ —

President Assails Red UN Boycott   Charges Russia With “Willfully Flouting’ Charter of The UN   TENSION DEEPENING   Notes For First Time in UN Report That Russia  Possesses Atomic Bomb

Denounces Reds For Obstruction On China Dispute  President Praises Work of Group in

J. D. Cooley, SW Star, Suffers Broken Neck  Injury Will End   Outstanding  Aohletic Career

Nationwide Railway Strike Tieup Seen   Unions Notify Railroads of Plans In Rejection of Wage Proposals; Others to Strike in Mid-July

2 Railroads Will Stop If Switchmen Strike on Sunday   Two Other Big Unions Reject Board's Plan

Switchmen Set Walkout Over BoardFinding:   Sunday Deadline For Five Big Lines; Say Report Is ‘InsulV?

National Rail Tieup Threatens US For July 15   AFL Switchmen Call For Strike Sunday, Two Others Walk Out

Brotherhoods Reject Findings Of Presidential Fact-Finding Board; Switchmen To Walk Off Sunday € A. M.

Railroad Tieup Looms Over U.S.   Switchmen’s Union Sets Date to Strike; Two More Possible

Possibility Of  National Rail  lieup Looms Switchmen Set Date,  2 Other Unions To Reject Board Finding:

Switchmen Call 5-Line Rail Walkout   Strike Set Sunday; Fear National Tieup July 15 if Two More Unions Halt Work

Presidential Board s Wage Plan Rejected  Switchmen’s Union Sets Sunday As Strike Date If

Nation Faces General Rail Tie-Up Peril   Switchmen Call Walkout Sunday; Two Others Set

National Rail Tieup Threatened  Rock Island, G.N. To Shutdown If Switchmen Quit

Order Walkout On Five Big Lines To Enforce Wage And Hour Demands   -Two Other Unions Threaten Tieup On Nationwide Seale After Rejecting Findines Of Presidential Committee

Unions Reject Finding of Presidential Board; Nation-Wide Tieup Threatened by Two Other Unions.

Nationwide Rail Tieup Foreseen As Possibility  Switchmen. Setting

Rail Strike Foreseen As Unions Meet   Railroad Workers Reject Presidential Findings On Wages And Hours

RAIL WALKOUT CALLED SUNDAY BY SWITCHMEN   Five Big Western And Midwestern Lines Affected By Action   FINDINGS OF BOARD REJECTED BY UNION

Another Railway Tieup In Nation ToCome Sunday  Switchrven: To Strike, Twe Other Unions. May Watk Out July 15

Swifchmen in Opening Move   Sat Sunday to Strike Against Five Big Lines, Two Other Unians Consider It

National Tieup Is Threatened July 15 by Strike Of 2 Other Unions. Carriers Report

Nation Faces — Another Rail Tieup Threat   Switchmen Call for Strike on Five Roads    SET FOR SUNDAY   40-Hour Week Demanded — Two Other Unions May Call Walkout on duly 15.

Nationwide Rail Strike Foreseen      { Switchmen Call Walkout for Sunday Against Fiv: Lines: Two More. Unions Free to Strike July 15

YWITGHMEN CALL STRIKE AGAINST HVE RAILROADS   Walkout Is Set for 6 A. ML Sunday — Roek Island Makes Plans to Shut  Down Completely,   TWO OTHER UNIONS TO CONSIDER ACTION   Carriers Say Nation-Wide Tieup May Take Place If Trainmen and Conduetors Leave Jobs.

Carriers Say Nationwide Tieup Threatened For July 15 By Walkout Of Trainmen’s And Con ductors’ Unions For Pay Increase

Nationwide Rail Tieup Is Foreseen  Switchmen And Train Operators

SWITCHMEN'S UNION 10 GO OUT SUNDAY   Two More » Unions Free To Strike On July 15  TRAINMEN   Say They’re Ready To Use Economic Strength To Force Settlement

2 More Rail Unions Can Legally Join  Strike July15   2 Lines to Stop Running Sunday If Switchmen Leave Work

RAIL TIEUP 10 . HIT- FIVE LINES   Walkout by Switchmen Vir tually Certain for Sunday, Unionists Soy

POSSIBLE TIEUP Ct NATION'S RAILROAD LINES FORESEEN   :  iSwitchmen’s Union To Strike Against Five Carriers ? Sunday

Nationwide Rail Tieup Is Possible   Five Big Lines to Be Hit by Switchmen’s Strike Sunday; Others May Come Julw 15.

Nationwide Rail Tieup Threatens   Switechmen to Quit Sunday—More Strikes Expected After July 15

NATIONAL RAIL TIEUP LOOMS   A.F.L. Switchmen Reject Presidential Board’s Wage Recommendations

25,000 Switchmen Set Sunday Date   ‘Two More Unions May Enter Into Action Over Waqes

Railroads Face National Strike Over Hour Issues  Switch and Train Union Men Reject Board Findings

AFL Switchmen to Strike on Sunday   Walkout Called Against Five Midwest Lines

POSSIBLE RAIL TIEUP IS SEEN   Switchmen’s Union Sets Sunday As Date For Big Strike

National Rail Tieup Viewed   Trainmen And Con ductors Likely Te Join Switchmen

Double Rail Tie Threat   Switchmen’s Walkout  Set For Sunday, and Another Likely July 15

Owners Say U.S. Tieup Set July 15  Lines Will Declare   Lines Will Declare Complete Shutdown If Switechmen Strike

New Rail Threat Made by? Unions   “Switchmen Set to Strike Sunday Aaainst 5 Lines.

‘Life As Usual’ Apparently Out 'tntil War Ends   Secrecy And Travel Restrictions Return

Pravda Attacks U.S. Action In Defending Kore:   Official Communist Party Organ Asks If U. S. “Has Not Gone Too Far;” Ac. cuses U. S. Scorned UN

Does U.S. Go Too Far Pravda -Asks      No Hint Given Of Intended Soviet Action

Reds Accuse US Of Acts  Of Ageression   Official Russian Paper Says Truman’s Action: Point Towards War

Russia Takes Note of Korean Crisis in Press   Official Mouthpiece Ot Party Asks, then Answers Questions

Pravda Aceuses Americans Of Going Too Far In Move  Against Korea Aggression

Russia Says Truman Has  Flouted UN   Red Press Attacks U. 8S. Move, Contends Action ‘Aggression’

SOVIET PAPER ACCUSES U. S. OF AGGRESSION   Says U. N. Charter Trampled; Asks ‘Have They Gone Too Far?”

Pravda Blasts American Action   Asks If US Has Not Gone Too Far In “*s Decision On Komen.

Russia Accuses U.S. Of Direct Aggression   Pravda Asks “Have They Gone Too Far’ in First Reaction to Truman’s New Policy in -Asia; Charges U. N. Charter Is ‘Trampled’

Russians Ask If Truman Has Gone Too Far   Pravda Editorial Reveals No Hint Of Kremlin Action

Labels Action Direct Move Of Acaression   “Have They Gone Too Far? Pravda Writer Asks Soviet Nation

Pravda Asks If£U.S. Has ‘Gone Too Far   Mouthpiece Of Moscow Communist Party, In Usual Line, Accuses America Of Aggression

Se a,  Official Voice Of Communists... . Russian Newspaper Raps America For Use Of Arms

Truman’s Concern Is Peace   “We Face Serious Situation,” He Tells Reserves    Pravda Editorial Only Answer To Date  ‘Red Query--“Have They Gone Too Far?”

Reds Accuse United States of Aggression   Pravda Charges America Ignored U. N. Charter In Korean Situation

Storm Racing On Gulf Coast   New Orleans, Mobile In Gurricane Path

Post Office Safe Blown Open by Burgiars in California, Mo., Thursday

Postoffice Burglars Strike California, Mo.  Two Revolvers and Smali Amount of Manaw Stalan

Live’ Network TV Programs Start In lowa   Ames Station On Air Daily With Telecasts from 2 to 11 p. m.

Big Record Vote May Be Cast Nov. 7   Party Chairmen Repart  42,000,000 Persons Might Go to Polls In Nation   Is Below Polential   Eligibles in U. S. Total 69,954,478, Declare Officials

A? Millions: Will Vote in Big Election   Record Turnout for Non-Presidential Year ‘Anticipated on Face  ’ Of Reaistrations

Interest Gains Over Nation . tee Politicians ixpect  Near-Record Vote

Registrations Indicate Record Nov. 7 Vote   High Interest Seen In Key Northern, Southern States As  Flection Nears

High Registration In States Emphasized  42,000,000 Votes Forecast At General Election Nov. 7

Record Vote Is Forecast  For Tuesday   Registrations Number Top Mark, 42 Million

17 More Jap Reds Purged   MacArthur's Lates'   MacArthur's Latest Order Builds Crisis

MacArthurir Showdown With Reds   Communists Caught Napping by New Order

MaeArthur May Face  Showdown   New Order Purges 17 Policy Makers Of Red Newspaper

M’Arthur and Jap Reds Seen Nearing Crisis   General Purges 17 Policy Makers on Commie Paper

1] More Jap Reds Purged By MacArthur   General Appears Headed for Showdown With Party

MacArthur Fires New Blow at Reds  Forces Showdown With Japan Party

Japanese Reds Caught Napping By MacArthur  Purge of Policy Makers On Newspaper Continue:

STAGE SET FOR VIOLENCE MacArthur Seems Headed For Jap Red Showdown Fight

17 MORE JAP REDS PURGED BY M ARTHUR   Total of 41 Now Banned; Showdown With Communists Looms.

MacArthur In Contest With Jap Commies   Newest Purge Sets Stage For Poutile Werld.« vide  Repercussions, Violence

17 More Jap Reds Purged   Gen. MacArthur Heads For Showdown Fight With Japanese Reds

MacArthur Appears Pushing Showdowr With Japan's Reds  2% tsAhhi. v2 thn dh ero   41 Wheelhorses of Party Purged by General's Order

MacArthur To Face Showdown With Jap Reds   U. S. General Heads For Battle With Japanese ‘Commies’

MacArthur Extends Japanese Red Ban   Showdown Between Communists, Occunation Chief Draws Nearer

Showdown Seer In Japanese  Commie Purge New MacArthur Edict Bans Policy Makers Of Red Newspaper

Gen. MacArthur Wades into Reds With New Purge   Heads for Showdown Fight: 17 More Are Ordered Ousted

MACARTHUR IN BIG oHOWDOWN WITH 7 REDD   Purge Order on Newsmen Brings Jap Ban Tota! to 41.

Stage Is Set For Violence And Uprisings   MacArthur Heads For Showdown In Communist Sweep

W’Arthur Purges 17 Leading Reds   41 Now Removed From Public Life

MaeArthur And Jap Reds  In Showdown   New Order Purges 17 Policy Makers from Party Newspaper; Possible Strike May   Follow Move.

PREDICTED FOR TODAY  Hundreds Crowd Farmhouse To See Virgin Mary Vision

GALLUP POLL REPORTS: People Support Strong Stand In Korean Crisis

THE GALLUP POLL  8 of 1O Okay Korean Aid; 2 of 3 Say Peace Helped

The Gallup Poll Public Gives Tremendous  ‘Support to Aid for Korea     i

RUSSIANS CLAIM AMERICA OFFERS JAPAN ALLIANCE   ~harge Is Made That U.S. Is Lining Up With Japs—Soviet Pact With Red China Bared,

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of  Interest To  All In The Various Cammumnities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

$25 Billion Baby Observes First Birthday   Bull Stock Market Will Be One Year Old Nex Wednesday; Still Up

Acheson Against A-Bomb Attacks   World Cooperation Would Curb Soviets

Southeast Asia Lost to Whites; U. S. Is Blamed   Former Cold War Now Hot, Men Dying. A. P. Camera Man Finds

White Man Losing Out In Orient   Communists Strong In Southeast Asia Today; Liberation Is Promised

Charges Doctor Admitted Cancer Patient Might Have Lived Two Days Longer

Start Hearing Witnesses In ‘Mercy Killing  Formal Trial Of Dr. Sander Begins During Morning

State To Prove Injection Of Air Was Deliberate   Courtroom Jammed Premeditation Is Claimed By State

Draft of Dewey for Third Term in New York Has Marks of the Real McCoy

If Tom Dewe y Should Carr y y the State by Big Vote is Another Try at, White » Housein Cards?

Gey. Dewey To Run For Third Time in New York   If Elected by Half a Million or More, He May Have Another Shot at Presidency

PERKASIE, AO, YOUTHS BABY BEEF CHAMPION   Warren Kulp, Tri-County, Shows Aberdeen-Angus   68 BUCKS 4-H ENTRIES

In Tri-County 4H Baby Beef Show at Hatfield Bazaar   '67 BEEVES ARE SHOWN

Action In Gubitehev Case Cited   Wherry Says Reds Calling Decision Sign Of Weakness

GOP Levels New Attacks On Acheson   McCarthy Red Charges Spur Senate Critics

Demands Grow For Ouster Of Sec. Acheson   Wherry Leads Attack On State Department Chief's Handling Of Gubitchev Case

New Republican Drive Against Acheson Inspired by McCarthy   Wherry Brings Attack in Open; Hits Bungling

‘epublican Drive Against Secretary Of State Seems Shaping Up Behind Scenes Of Communist Hunt Inspired By Senator McCarthy—Wherry Criticizes Official’s “Bungling” In Gubitchev Spy Case, Declaring He Has Demonstrated “Unfitness” For Job

Offer Made To Gubitchey Is Protested   “‘Bungling’ Charge Hurled By Wherry

Republicans Make Drive or Sec. Acheson  Sen. Wherry Terms Gubitchev Case “Bungling Affair”

McCarty Charge Sparks. Blast At Official   Senate Leader Says Gubitchey Case “Bunaled”

New GOP Drive Against State's Head Developing  AL awe Des lt.   Acheson Bunaling Of Spy Case Cited

GOP Drive To Oust Secretary Acheson Seen As Part Of "Communist Hunt’

Gubitchev’s © Deportation Upsets Solons  Claim He Bungled, Is Unfit for Post

GOP Blast On Acheson Predicted   Senator Wherry   Senator Wherry Claims Bungling In Trial Of Spy

GOP Opens New Attack on Acheson  Gubitchev Trial and Washington Red Hunt Give Critics Opening

Acheson Ouster  Drive Stepped Up  By Red Inquiries Wherry, McCarthy  Statements Lend Impetus to Fight

New GOP Drive. ‘Against Achesgn Seems In Making   Develops Behind Scene Of Communist Hunt

GOPs Planning New. Drive Against Secretary Of State Dean Acheson

Acheson Hit For Toppling U. S. Prestige   Republican OQuster Effort Accelerated By Kremlin Smirk

Gubitchey Case Handling Said Signof Weakness   Attack by Wherry Getting Added Support in Senate

GOP Guns  For Acheson   Drive to Force Ouster Of Secretary of State Seems to Be Under Way

NEW G. 0. P. DRIVE ON ACHESON SEEN   Bungling in Gubitche Spy Case Is Alleged.

GOP Starts New Battle  Over Acheson   \ herry Carries Attack In Senate, Fellows In House

New GOP Drive Against Acheson Developing Now   Developing From Communist Search Inspired By Solon

Republican Drive Against Acheson Appears Developing in Hunt for Red:

New Drive For Acheson Sealp Seen In Making   McCarthy-Inspired Red Probe Called  Front For Action

ACHESON TARGET OF NEW DRIVE   Group Of Republicans Headed By Senator Wherry Attacks Secretary Of State’s “Buncling.”

New GOP Drive Against Acheson Seen Developing   Communist Hunt Led By McCarthy Aims At Secretary

DEAN ACHESON FACES ATTACK BY GOP GROUP   ‘Bungling’ In Gubitchev Spy Case Charged By Sen. Wherry

cop Drive Against Acheson Developing; ‘Action i in Communist Hunt Set Monday

Gubitchey Case Handling Said Signof Weakness  Attack by Wherry   Attack by Wherry Getting Added Support in Senate

Gubitchev Offer Stirs McCarthy   Offer to Let Red Return to Russia Rapped by Senator

Truman To Be Presented with Russian Four-Star General Shoulder Board

American Ships, Planes Affected By New Order   Strategic Materials To Soviet Europe, Chinese Reds Barred

Shipping to Soviet, China Cut— Strategic Materials  Ban Ordered by U.S

U.S. Puts Ban on Shipping to Reds  Order Blocks Goods From “Intermediary” Ports Like Hong Kong

U. S. Government Bans American Ships, Planes From Carrying Strategic Materials to Reds

EMBARGO GOES ON MATERIALS VITAL TO WAR   Clamp-Down Applies Tc Both Communist China, Red Satellites

SHIPMENTS 10 CHINA OR SOVIET AREAS BANNED   Bar All Trade With China; No Strategic Material for Russia.

U. S.Ban On Shipping   _ American Vessels -~ Forbidden to Carry ‘War Goods to Reds

Enemy Forces Also Driven Across River   MacArthur Reports Waegwan Sector’s Bridgehead Smashed

China Accuses Soviet Russia   Nationalists Call Upon U. N. to Probe Kremlin Aid in Civil War

Charge Says Russians Aided Reds  Nationalist Chinc   Nationalist China Complains of Plane Donations

Charge Says Russians  Aided Reds   Nationalist Chinc Complains of Plane Donations

ANTI-TRUST SUIT NAMED OIL FIRM)   ", S MOVES AGAINST 7 CON. CERNS IN FFFORT TO CUT GAS PRICES,

U. S. Moves to Cut Gasoline Prices  Anti-Trust Suit Lists Seven Major Firms

Seven Major Oil Firms “acing Antitrust Suits  Charges Conservation Program Aimed   Ta Prevent Overeunniy Hold (Jpn Prices

Legion Hears Plea for Red  Housecleaning   Strickler Also Calls For Universal Military Training

Austin Offers Formosa Quiz   Gives U. S. Support To U.N. Study 0O: Chinese Charges

Let's Go Look, Is U.S. Offer   Will Support On-the-Spot Investigation of Red Chin Charges About Formosa

Formosa Invasion Threat Discounted  Navy,Air Defenses,   Navy,Air Defenses Weather Barriers

THREE ARE INJURED   Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Green and Kk. U. Student in Highway Accident

Veterans On Both Sides Of VA Dispute   Charges Legion Bans Free Discussion: On Hoover Proaqram

MacArthur Tells Japs to Oust Reds  Bons Their Holding Public Offices

Jap Reds Orderec Kicked Out Of Public Oftices   Gen. MacArthur Tells Japanese Government To Purge All 24 Members Of The Communist Central Committee; Uses Occupation Law

Purge Ordered Of Communists In Jap Office   MacArthur Orders ‘Sinis. ter Group’ Out Of -_ Government 

Tokyo Purge of Commies Is Ordered   MacArthur’s Edict Bans Reds From Government Posts

MacArthur Orders Jap ‘Red Purge’  Central Committee Members Willi Be

ARTHUR ORDERS PURGE OF REDS   GENERAL DIRECTS GOVERN. MENT TO REMOVE COMMLNISTS FROM OFFICE.

U. S. CHECK FIRST, LIFE SECOND  Vet Rips Off Oxygen Tube, Defies Doctor, Gets Money

MEETINGS AT BLAIR HOUSE PLAN DEFENSE   JUM Usas0y SMo}Aoy URI rer Mr. Troan Reviews Koren War  Situntion With Top Defense Officials — Decision on New Taxes Delnyed.

DEFENSE PLANS PUSHED Truman Delaying Decision  “On Size Of Next Tax Bite

cae RNRNNNNN NNN. dipetin. nganeamaemenneel URGES PRESIDENT TO VETO FARM BILL

Industry Orders New Cutbacks   Ten Thousand Progressive Miners Return to Pits As Old Contract Is Extended.

Industry Crippled By More Cutbacks  Crisis Gets Worse by the Hour; Power Curtoiled in Many Cities

Industrial Cutbacks and Unemployment Growing Due to Shortage of Coal

Thugs Tie Up butler For Search   Rose Returns Krom Theatre To Find Home Looted

Gem Robbery At Billy Rose Home   Report Trio Of Thugs Ge Away With More Than $100,000 Worth Of  Taxroale

Chinese Reds Dent UN Line   Allied Fighter - Bombers Kill 1,000 Commies To Stop Drive

Large Dent Punched In U.N. Lines   U. S. Eighth Army And Tenth Corps Link Up in Defense Line

Chinese Push Two-Mile Dent In Northwest  1,000 Communists Die   1,000 Communists Die In Fighter-Bomber Attack on Forces

Allied Fighter-Bombers Stop Thrust, Killing 1,000 Reds; Thre e Regiments Used in Enemy Assault.

Red Attack Pushes UN TroopsBack   First Cavalry Division Gains On Battle Line

1,000 ENEMY TROOPS SLAIN IN AYR BLITZ   New Link-up of Allied  Forces Reported On  Central Front

Chinese C ommunists °  Force Korean Retreat US Forces Hook ‘Up. In Defensive  Sa a i a gf. +: __ _— 8 .

But Allied Fighter Bombers Stop Thrust, Killing An Estimated 1,000 Reds; US First Cavalry Makes Gains

South Koreans © Are Pushed Back In Northwest; . Thousand Reds Believed Killed

Democrat Says Army To Fight Under French  Sen. Ruzsel Advises Close Serutiny of Foreign Arms Aid

U.S. ATTORNEY PONDERS CASE AGAINST PAIR   Florida Connections Get Once Over In Surprise

Cattlemen's Field Day Set For 15th   EXPERIMENT STATION TO BE HOST FOR TEST AND BIG BARBECUE

Demos Say GOP Trying To Build "50 Ballot Issue  Acheson Meets With Senators

Taft Claims Wishes Of Congress Defied  On Formosa Crisis Says Left Wingers   Says Left Wingers In State Department Wanted Chiang Out

SOLONS DEBATE U.S. POLICY ON FORMOSA DEFENSE  ACHESON FAILS TO  mAb ies? APTI Ag

‘Politics,’ Dems Cryin Rebuttal   No Converts after Airing in Senate Hall

Democrats Call G.0.P. Crificism Political Move  Charge Opponents   Charge Opponents Plan Campaign on International Issue

Demvcrats Make Accusation On Formosa Policy   Republicans Target In Controversy Over Foreign  Affairs; Acheson Scheduled To Meet  With Manes Cammitteasa

Congress Roundup  Solons Quarrel Over Formosa  Democrats Accuse Clb .~f£ mist.

Cry Politics in Foreign Affairs   Argue Red Threat in Formosa Case

BOP ATTACKS U3. POUCHES IN FAR EAST   Demos Charge Republican Blast Is Attempt for Issue.

Fight Goes On About Formosa   Secretary Acheson Tc Appear Before House Group Today

TAFT ATTACKS FORMOSA POLICY   Accuses “Left Wing Group’ In State Department Of Defying Congress

Acheson Firm In Defense of  Foreign Policy   Democrats Level ‘Politics’ Charge At GOP Critics

Committee Hears Formosa Dispute   Democrats Accuse GOP’s Of Playing. Politics With Their Foreign Affairs

Demos Claim GOP Mixes Politics, Foreign Affairs In Dispute Over Formosa

Taft Again Calls for Assisiance to Formosa from U. 5.   Says “Left Wing Group” ix State Department Defies Wishes af Conaress.

SENATE GROUP HEARS REPLY OF ACHESON   G.O.P. States Opposition Charges Are Unfair

Continue Attack Upon U. S. Policy  Several Senators Want Nation To Save Island

GOP's Accused 0 Playing Polities In Formosa Case  Democrats Charge Ar Attempt To Build Up Foreign Affairs Issue.

SAYS ‘LEFTIST GROUP GUIDING U.S. PROGRAM   Accuses Them of Defying Wishes OF Tesislators

Polities Seen InDemocrats’ Foreign Plans   ‘ Under Fire, Acheson Shifts Defense To House Parley

Pinks Defying Congress, Says Ohio Senator   Solon Renews Call for U. S. Assistance to Chiang Kai-shek

Taft Renews His Charges On Formosa   Blames ‘Left Wingers For Failure Of U.S. to Act

Taft Hits at ‘Left Wingers’, Denies Danger of Russia War   Republican Leader Renews Calls For ‘Assistance to Formosa, Says It Wouldn’t Involve US al Red War

Republicans Are Accused... .  Politics Hot Issue _ In Formosa Tangle

GOP Accused Of Attacking China Issue  For Politics   American Assistance To Fermosa Debated As Acheson Is Firm

‘Politics’ Is Cry; Formosa  Policy Probed   Acheson Shifts Defense To House As Argument Over Far East Stake Goes-On Between Dems, Republicans

Democrats Accuse GOP of ‘Politics In Formosa Fight  A Son, Sees ee ClL:ilLlen   Acheson Shifts Defense of Policy To House Committee

Acheson Stil Under Attack on Far East   Demos Accuse GOP of Playing Politics, Argument Continues

Foreign Affairs Split Widens Over Formosa.  - Acheson’s Report to Senate Fails to Still Republican Criticism

Formosa Argument Continues   Congressmen Charge Each Other With  Playing Politics With Foreign Affairs Issue

Political Fight Rages Over Formosa Plan   Key Democrats Hurl New Charge At Republicans

Amerasia Case Is Reopened In Red Probe   Tydings Announces Panel Will Stidy New Leads In Himt for Suies

Southerners Have Upper Nand  FEPC Backers Still Plugging To Get Bill Out of Committee

FEPC Measure Still Held In Committee   Supporters Have Tw Petitions Up For Consideration

Topsy-Turvy Seasons Fall Heat Wave Brings Record Temperatures To Many Cities

Mid-Autumn Heat Wave Sets Record   Most Intense in History For Late October, More o: Same in Prospect

Autumn’s Heat Is Most Intense   Polar Air Ts Cut Off and Se It Ia Hor in Many Places

Civil Rights Up To Big Hurdle In Senate Today  With Reorganization, Crime Probe, Taxes

Civil Rights Fight Threatens to Stall Work of House  May Take Months To Settle Scrap   May Take Months To Settle Scrap As Little is Done

Civil Rights Battle May Stall House   FEPC Bill Issue; Delay Action by Long Rol! Calis

Although Bottled Up In Committee, FEPC Is Big Issue   Cotton Battle Is Latest Example Of Fouled-Up Schedule

Acheson Plugs For Korean Aid  House Will Be Asked To Change Its Mind   Civil Rights Scrap Has House Stalled

‘Civil Rights Quarrel Slows Progress In House: May Last For Months

Civil Rights Quarrel Slows House Progress   Legislative Leaders In Fear Battle May Go on for Months

CIVIL RIGHTS BATTLE STALLS HOUSE ACTION   Controversy Over FEPC Measure May Continue For Months

Civil Rights Row Likely To Tie Un House      Cotton Bill Is_ First Of Series To Meet With Delavs

Mounting Civil Rights Battle Threatening to Stall House Legislative Machinery

RIGHTS BATTLE SHAKES HOUSE   Arguments About Matters Re lated to FEPC Bill Retards Machinery

. May Mean Machinery Slow-Up. ; Civil Rights Battle Looms; ‘Threatens Progress in House

a em ena ae EEE  Civil Rights Feuding Fouls Up Legislative Machinery in House

FEPC Bill Is Gagged  In House   Civil Rights Issue Slowing Up Action Ties Up Cotton Bill

Bitter Civil Rights Battle To Stall House   Legislative Work Halted By Party Controversy

House Does Little Work As Civil Rights Battle  Becomes Major Obstacle

Princess Margaret Celebrates 20th Birthday; Legend Says She Should Know Name Of Her Future Husband

U.S. Begins  Big Build-Up  Of Military 3,500,000 Man  Armed Force Set Up as Goal

3.5 Million Man Force On the Way   Moderate Course Adopted Appears To Be Compromise; Will Soeed Draft

Armed Forces cxpanding Fast  Goal Of 3,500,000 Men Set By Truman

Armed Forces Given Signal To Add  Million Men To Present Manpower

US Building Up Army of 3,500,000   President Lists Goals for Speed-up in Production —

SET GOAL FOR ARMED FORCES   3,500,000 FIGURE IS A COMPROMISE; NO TARGET DATE.

Truman Sets Services Goal At3,500,000   President Calls Two More Guards Divisions to Duty

BIGGEST BATTLE IN MAKING   General MacArthur Is Near The Front As Offense Opens

‘American Planes Join Defenders To Smash Tanks   Note Of Confidence Sounded By Chief Of All UN Forces

Links Huge Racket lo N. Y. Syndicate  Crime Probers Hear Top Police Official

Nambers Racket Tie-Up Revealed   Senate Crime Probe Enters Philadelphia, Police Officials Offer Testimony

 Operation Santa Claus  Soldiers In Korea Christmas Shopping By Remote Control

Never Having Seen You,  Hope This Fits  Operation Santa Claus by American Red Cross Sends Presents for Gls Fighting in Korean War

‘Never Having Seen You,  Hope This Fits’  Presents, Bought, Sent Home For Gl's in Korea

SoldiersinKorea Do Christmas Buying IBy Remote Control fiorthe Home Folks

Don't Worry If Gift and Card Show Feminine Writing— ‘Nneration Sania Claus’ Helning GI Stranded In Korea

‘Operation Santa Claus’ Aids GI's in Korea With Shopping   Red Cross Yolunteers in Japan Use Remote Control Plan and Orders Filled Rapidly for Men At Front

Youth Is Shot to Death by Friend. Playing War Game   Two Fired at Each Other in “Practice  Bars Waran

‘Practice For Korea’ Gunfight Kills Youth   -4Mour Shooting ‘Ends In Death, Arrest Of One

Try To Break Soviet’ s UN Filibuster:   West Seeks To Act On- Korea Ouestion

Texas Cowboy Repes Escaped Killer Leopard, Groggy From Drugged Meat

Leopard Found: Roped and Taker Back Into Cage   Hunger Drives Beast Back to Zoo after Oklahoma City Is Terrorized,

Cat Driven Back To Zoo By Hunger   Animal Groggy From Eating Meat That Was Drugged

Zoo Director Ropes Beast Made Groggy  Leopard Back in Cage by Eating Meat Baited with KO Drops

‘Mickey Finn’ KO’s Leopard;Texan Moves In With Lasso; Groggy Cat Put in Box

Czechs Charge U.S. Officials Directed Plot  Radio Claims All pod Pi Plot  - gee... ask lm UG

{ !  (Caechs Charge U. S., British, French ‘Ambassadors Guided Revolt Plot

Czechs Accuse 3 Former Allied Envoys of Plot   Steinhardt, 21 Others Named as Planners of Alleged Conspiracy

Program of 37 State Highway Jobs Approved   Bureau of Public Roads Gives List Of Aid Projects

Difficult Task Faced by GOF   Not Kidding Itself -About --November Election, Says Sen, Brewster.

Brewster Says GOP Senators Wil Actively Back N. H. Recount Winner

3 JET “SABRES” CRASH IN EAST   DISASTERS ALMOST SIMULTANEOUS; TWO “SPIN” INTO POTOMAC

3 F-86 Fighter Planes Crash  Almost Simultaneous Falls Are Reported

3 Jet Fighter Planes Crash At Wastingion  soy Crashes We ‘ere  ey eee 7 eee

Three Jets Crash In Capital Area  Reason for Almost Simultaneous Plane Crack-euns Is Mystery

Three Fighter Planes Crash  let Cratt Dawn in   Jet Craft Down in Washington Area

3 SEPARATE CRASHES OF JET PLANES   Disasters Strike Almost Simultaneously Today In Washington Area; Causes Unexplained.

U.S. Air Raid Defense Lags  - Government Admits No Progress Made

Program Of Civil ‘Defense Still Has  Long Way To Ge   Federal Aid To States And Cities Coming, Mayors Are Told

Also Denies That His Squandermania Is Extravagance; Diners Spend $100 Each To Hear Him

President Says GOP Insults Citizens By Calling His Program Socialism

GOP Charges OF ‘Socialism’ Termed Insult   President Defends Policies In Fighting Address At Party Dinner

Truman Opens 20 Campaign, Raps G. 0. P.   Charges Republicans Resort to Hypocrisy  In Tax Cut Demands; Plans Stumping Tour

Truman Issues Call To Arms Against GOP   President. ‘Says: Republi cans Insult U. $.In-" ~“telliqence

PRESIDENT FIRES ALL SUNS AGAINST GOP   Urges Followers to Fight a Do-Nothing  Setup in Congress

Action Urged In Creation of Unified Army   West European Nations Need to Act at Once For Defense, Speaker Tells Council

West European Nations Asked For Unified Army   Former Greek Premier Asking For Immediate Negotiations: Spaak Urged To Push Efforts

NATIONS CALLED UPON TO FORM UNIFIED FORCE   Proposal Made To Create Army To Meet Soviet Ageression — Preliminary  Steps Advised.

Plan Offered For Starting Kurope Army   Spaak Would Launch Machinery Under Tsaldaris Proposal

Western Europeans Press for Unified Army to Cope With Communist Menace

UNIFIED ARMY PLAN STUDIED   Spurred By Churchill's  Warning ‘There Is Not A Day To Lose’

Europe Army Plan Is Goal   Proposal Formally Made fo: W. Europe to Start Unified Army Drofting

Dutch Troops Going to Korec   Veteran Infantrymen Joining UN Forces

Mustangs and Red Jets Meet   Russion-Built Planes Scat Back ta Monchuria After ‘Battle in Air

Judge Delays His Verdict Pending Full Study and Survey   Committee of Public Officials and Shippers To Meet in Hamilton

Ross M. Koen. Former Loca!  Realtor, Dead   Passes Away Monday At Tucson; Prominent In WelfareW ork for Blind

Chinese Claim Reds Repulsed   British Recognize Communists, Stirs Opposition in US

Wife Of Gunman Held Under Bond $50,000 In Plot   Mes. Rasa Collaza ANG# Sorry’; Faces: ‘ Conspiracy Chorce

Two Other Puerto Ricans Also Arrested   Wounded Blair House Gunman Expected to Live; Is Held on Murder Charge

Increase Guard Over President: Continue Probe   File Murder Charge Against Survivor Of Abortive Attempt

Figure In Murder Trial Is Thought To Be A Suicide   Dr. Sander’s Secretary “Upset,” Witnesses Ausert

Dr. Sander’s Secretary Is Found Dead  Medical Referee  Indicates Suicide

Medic’s Missing Secretary Found Dead Near Home   Dr. Sanders of Cancer Death Fame, Aids In Search

5  nn een Fressure Lor Agr eement  Building Up   Unconfirmed Report Says Operators Have Offered Increase in Concessions Over Previous Proposal

Federal School Construction Program Winning New Attention In Congqress

Federal Aid To Build Schools  Proposed New Support Given To Measure For  FRCP FrUIF Siw

Federal Aid To Build Schools Proposed  New Support Given   New Support Given To Measure For Construction

 Discuss Other Aid Measures  May Sub School Construction Bill For General Education Aid

House Studies Federal Aid To Build Schools   General Education Bill Shelved; New Plan Involves RFC

20 Hurt in Seattle Apartment Blast; Fear of New Explosion Delays Search

20 Hurt As Blast Wrecks Apartments   4-Story Seattle Building Shattered

Seattle Blast Today Hurts 20 No Dead Found   Rescue Workers Are Ordered away from Building as Second  Explosion Is Feared.

TWENTY HURT IN EXPLOSION   Seattle Apartment Wrecked; Blame Accumu.  lation Of Leaking Gas.

Blast Ruins Four-Story Structure   Seattle Firemen End Hunt, Fearing Second Explosion

20 Injured As Blast Shatters Apartment Hotise   No Dead Are Found ln Hour Long Search

‘Money Doling’ Woman Doctor, Held In Abduction. Leaves Trail Of Debts

Growing Debts Piagued Doctor   Accused Kidnaper Awaits Arraignment

Kidnaper Plans Insanity Plea .   State Investigates Financial Operations of Woman Physician

Trail of Debts Is Uncovered by FBI, State Investigators Who Are Probing Dr. Campbell Case

‘State and FBI Agents Probé Finances (Of Woman Doctor Involved in Kidnaping

Temperature Drops To Record Lov In North Carolina Area Last Night

CELEBRATIONS SET OVER NATION  100,000 Irishmen March Today InNew York St. Patrick Fete

‘TIS ST. PATRICK’S DAY  100.000 Irish to March Up Fifth Avenue Today

‘Biggest Ever’ Parade Slated in New York  Irish Set to Mark St. Patrick Da

ats a Great Day For...’  100,000 True Sons of Erin To Turn Fifth! Avenue Green

Secretary Johnson — Arrives for Defense Parley at Amsterdam   U. S. Representative . Is Met by Queen Juliana And Prince Bernhard

Witchcraft Charge Is Made Against 23-Year-Old Mother   Woman Denies Count With Plea She Is a Reader of Character

Mundt Jumps Into Fray Accusing Department Of Proclaiming Investigation Of Service Will Be Fruitless

Loyalty Board Tactics Hit By McCarthy  Solon Says ‘Service  Whitewash Ordered

Sen. Mundt Joins Attack: Admiral Defends Service   Wm. Boyle Asserts McCarthy Trying For Bia Headlines

CHARGES MANDATE IS ISSUED   Senator McCarthy Slams Peurifoy in Service Case

Rackets Hit At Crime Conference   Mockery Made Of Government, MeGrath Says

U.S. Airmen Bag 65 Tanks; Jets Go Into Action   Almost 300 Warplanes Leave Roads Strewn With Equipment

300 Planes Balter Red Supply Line   Jet Fighters With  Rockets and Machine Guns. Sear Important: Roads on Seoul Front

Yank Planes Blast Korean Supply Lines  Air Fleet Largest Since World War Il  ee Se. ew SS Eee

Huge Allied Air Armada Blasts Reds   Jets With Rockets Hit 65 Tanks, 218 Other Red Vehicles

ROCKETS SEAR NORTH KOREANS   U.S. Is Using Biggest Air Armada Since World War Il   ‘ALMOST 300 PLANES

Air Armada Blasts Cities Supply Lines   American, Australian Flyers Knock Out 65 Tanks, Other Vehicles

Nearly 300 Warplanes Blast North Koreans And Flush Out Red Jets, First To Get Into Action.

Jet Fighters Hit Yed Supply Lines   Biggest Air Armada Since War II Blasts Road, Bridges, Rails

Airmen Batter Supply Routes Of Communists  Roads Strewn With  SE eee enemies: Tame? ,..cmeeiiaINie., AbnAn wa cterUpeetn yee

Gls Retreat as Reds Score Major Gains   Jet Fighters Sear Red Supply Line:

300 U.S. PLANES SLASH AT REDS’ SUPPLY LINES      RETREAT OF OUTGUNNE! GI’S IS GHASTLY SIGHT

Fire Kills Eight: Only Mother Left  Father, Home And Seven Children Gone

Ohio Youth Confesses To Circus Fire   Admits To Four Slayings; 1944 Fire That Killed 168

Confesses Setting. Fire Fatal To 168   Youth Admits Other Slavings

‘Ohio Youth Admits Setting Ringling Bros. Circus Fire   Signed Statement Secured by Fire Marshal j Links Ex-Soldier With Murder of 4 Persons

Confesses He Set Fire Killing 168   Man Also Admits Starting Other Blazes And That He Killed Four Persons

ADMITS CIRCUS FIRE   Ohio Man Says He Started 1944 Conflagration That Killed 168

Admits Setting 1944 Ringling Circus Fire   Man Held at Columbus Also Reportec to Have Confessed to Starting Be. tween 25 and 30 Other Blazes anc Several Murders in New Enaland.   ALL STATEMENTS CHECKED

Confesses Setting Fire Fatal To 168   Nab Arsonist, Slayer In Ohio

Man Admits He Set Big  Circus Fire   Confession Obtained From Ohioan Lists Between 25 and 30 Blazes Set;  Aleo Four Slevings

Ohio Fire Marshal Says Robert Segee, 20, Forme Circus Hand, Set 1944 Fire Which Took Lives of 168 Persons and Injured 412 Others

Admits Setting ‘44 Circus Fire   Circleville Man Confesses Arson In Hartford

Admits Starting Circus Fire Fatal lo 168 in 1944   Fire Marshal Says Ohio Youth Has Sianed Statement

HARTFORD CIRCUS FIREBUG CAUGHT  ON VW... nl? mit. Wwso6      20-Year-Old Ohio Youth Admits Setting Blaze Fatal To 168

GERMAN GENERALS CLAIM REDS HAVE ARMY OF THIRTY MILLION   Declare Russian Forces Could Quickly Gain Contro! Of Europe

Southern Capital Falling To Invaders: American Offensive Predicted

Most of Nation in Storm Grip   Pittsburgh Buried, Cleveland, New York Hit by Wind, Snow

Shivering Michigan Awaits Snowstorm   Gale Wrecks Homes On Staten Island

MAJOR ISSUES AWAIT ACTION IN HIGH COUR}   Oil Land Problem To Be Heard On Monday

GOP BIGWIES: ASK FBI DATA      President's  Reversal of Ponti t on Files Issue ‘Termed ;  cal Necessity by Ropiblosns,

President's - Reversal ‘of ‘Position on, Files Issue Termed a Political Necessity by Republicans.

Truman's Release Of Files Called Political Move  Senators Also  Want Confidential ERI RMeenmantc Frasd

SHOWERS ARE ON WAY   Temperatures to Show Littl Change in Eastern Kansas

Reds Rolled Back In Two  U.N. Attacks   No Large Scale Red Push Expected For Another 10 Days

Communists Rebuffed  Everywhere on the Ground and Air Force Announces Bag of 15 Enemy Tanks; All Sectors “Quiet”.

No. Korean Army Halts Its Attacks   Worse Ix Over,  Americans Feel

Communists Regroup Units For Next Move   All Attacks Are Halted Friday Night; Enemy Forces Severely Hit

Air Force Reports Tank Destruction; South Koreans Win Contested Ground

OO rrr  One of Most Interesting Political Sights is Alger Governor Campaign

Production Hike Boost In Profits Cited In Demands   Steelworkers Base Pay-Increase Call On Two Main Factors

Murray Says Pay Hike Shouldn’ Be Tied Only To Cost Of Living   ALUMINUM COMPANY

Basis For Wave Inerease ts Sited   Murray Describes Steelworkers Job

DENY TRUMAN MAY REPLACE DEAN ACHESON   Johnson Resignation Report ts Termed  "“Daeurrant Bumer”’

Death Penalty For Vet Asked By Prosecutor   Lancaster Collegian Pleads Innocent In  Slaying Of Girl, 21

First Degree Murder Verdict Is Asked By D.A. Jury Of Five Women,  Seven Men To Hear Case OF F. & M. Student:

Verdict Of Guilty Of First Degree Murder Will Be Sought In Trial Of Franklin And Marshall College Student For Death Of Stenographer—lInitial Witnesses Include Policemen, Photographer And Woman On Whose Property Body Was Found

Death Is Demanded For Gibbs   State’s Demands Outlined as Trial Goes Into Second  Day in Lancaster

Death Penalty Demanded for F & M Student  State Demands Full Penalty as Testimon

Death Penalty For Gibbs Is Asked In Court   Five Women And Seven Men To Decide Fate Of Edward L. Gibhs

U.S. Tanks Dash 22 Miles Behind Red Korean Lines To Capture Maps, Documents

Tank-Led Yanks Thrust 22 Miles Behind Red Line   Battalion Fights Way Back After Capturing Valuable  Documents. Equipment

Daring Raid  Made by U.S.  Battalion . Dash 22 Miles   Dash 22 Miles — Behind Red Line: And Get Back

~ Documents, Maps, Equipment Captured  Gls Dash 22 Miles Into Red Lines

Crime Hearing Opens. In Tampa  Big-Time Racketeers Linked To Murders

Kefauver Crime Hearing Opens Today *t Tampa   Hunt Says National Rackets Jigsaw Will Be Exposed

Governor Smith Promises Fight for Gas Tax Law   Won't Quit Until Something Is Done, He Tells Road Contractors.

Smith Opens Battle For Road Program   Blames ‘Four Horsemen for Mud Roads’ Interests

WINDS, FLOODS, SNOW BRING MORE MISERY   Northern Half Of Nation Barraged With Every Weapon

Storms Lash New England And Midwest  Tornado-Raked Region Begins Cleanup Tasks

South Fights New Flood in Tornado Zone   Snow, Sleet and Slush Storms Ice Up Consid erable Part of Northeastern Nation.

STORM-LASHED SOUTH FIGHTS ‘FLOOD WATERS   Snow and Ice Strike Ir Northeast Afte Slush Blanket Cov ers Midwest.

Paralyzing Blanket Of Stush Hits Sections As South Fights New Floods

Weatherman Hurls Book At Country   South Fights New Floods; Northeast Pounded By Snow

Floods Swamp South, While Slush (Blankets Midwest After Ice Storm

Mississippi Expected To Reach Highest Level Since Floods of 1937

American Policy Studied for Future Action in ‘International Situation .-

RUSS GERMAN ZONE HAS WAR MACHINE   U.S. Studies Question of Shooting It Out If New Baltic Case Arises

What To Do Next Time Considered   U.S. State And Defense Departments Ponder Action In Event New Incident

State, Defense Department Officials Mull Problem  Will American Planes Fire Back ‘Next Time’?

US Studies Action Should American Planes Be Again Shot At In Baltic: Talks Underway In 2 Department:

Capital Studies ‘Incident’ Policy  Baltic Plane Case Points to Threats

U. S. Leaders Discuss Plane Plans In Baltic  In Case Of Another Attack What Will Airmen Do?

How U. $. Planes Should Act If Attacked Studied  No Decision on What to Do Has   No Decision on What to Do Has Been Reached Yet

DEBATE ACTION IF REDS FIRE ON ANOTHER PLANE   State And Defense De. partments Study Possible New Incident.

Study Made Of ‘Baltic Incident’  State, Defense Departments Plan Future Action

OFFICIALS STUDY BALTIC INCIDENT   Considering What Action To Take If Ancther U. S. Plane Is Shot Down

Baltic Incident  Raises Question  Of Future Policy State, Defense Dept.  Consider Whether U. 5 Blener To Sheot Back

Baltic Incident Weighed by U.S.   Officials Study Shooting Possibility In Any New Event

U.S. Planes May Shoot Back In Case Of Attack   Question Believed Under Discussion By State, Defense Departments; Truman For Draft Extension

Baltic Patrol Incident Gets — Close Scrutiny  “Ty” weaeee Ar PFrPrAweavAare RAzA_ArA   Truman Favors More Defense Spendina

Baltic Incident Wrinkles Brows In Washington   Whether To Shoot If Fired Upon Te Tha Tecna

Marvin Wikert Farm Home Was Destroyed By Fire  — Former Local’ Man  Suffered Heayy Loss

DraftBoardsWillCall94 InCounty For Examinations Men, 19 To 25, Will Be Called Next

Induction Exams Set  August 1  Draft Head Says Calls Cover First

Demos Blamed For Inflation   Sparkman Raps Failure To Curb Stee! Hike

Failure fo Halt Steel Price, Pay Hikes Hit   Senator Regrets Industry Escaped Freeze Action

Government Guilt Cited In Inflation   Failure to Act In Steel Problem Seen Major Factor

Alabama Solon Says Administration Muffed Ball by Nof Entering Steel Controversy

N. C. Teachers Gather For Convention   3,500 Expected > To Be Present

F ord Workers Win 5-Year Contract, With Wage Boost; GE Strike Off

roa) WURKERS GET PAY HIKE   Electrical Workers Call Off Plan To Strike Against GE

Wage Increase Given By Ford   Electrical Unions Agree To Call Off Strike

Labor Day Dev pelopments  ee te tl  U. S, Told to Gird for Long Fight Against ial ae

Labor Day Brings Wage Boost at Ford Plant and Possible End of GE Dispute

GOP Demands Military Voice.  On Communism   Johnson and Aides Would Give Their  Viewe nn Bar Bact

GOP Solons Want Inside Policies   Acheson May Reveal Policy Toward Far Eas Communists At One Of Two Events Today.

Reasons For Asia P olicy Being Sought   Acheson Scheduled To Tell GOP Leaders . About U.S, Action’

Demand That Military Be Quizzed on  Asia Policy   Ask That J Joluuwn - and Chief of Staff  Be Summoned To Give

Militarists’ Stand On Far Eastern sue Demanded   Views Wanted on How Leaders Would Stop Reds in Asia

Rap Policy Of Acheson  On Formosa   Demand Military Leaders Produce  Anti-Red Plans

Wild Leopard Being Hunted  Crack Riflemen Join Oklahoma City Hunt

Electric Worker: Win Pay Raises  Westinghouse Gran! fs. 10.Cent Hourly Hike

Westinghouse Gives Workers 10-Cent Boost   Improved Pension Benefits Included Yn One-Year Pact:

‘Westinghouse Gives 10- Cent Boost In Pact   Pension Bene fit« Also Improved Under Latest Agreement

ARE LEAVING CIT   No Reason Is Given fo! South Koreans Departure -From Capital

SIX CENTERS FOR DRAFTER EXAM!   Harrisburg Again Among Places Where Physical Tests Will Be Given Men Called For Service

Unity Plea Given Grange Members  Gacretary Rrannan   Secretary Brannan Talks To Meeting

Ask Changes in State Laws on Liquor, Antifreeze  Interim Committee Report Discusses State Institutions

Urge'Changes In Anti-Freeze and Liquor Acts   Interim Group Also Would End Duplication In‘ Institutions

SUPPORT PRICE ~ ON HOGS ASKED   Brannan Is Requested Tc Make Figure Public

191 RESERVE OFFICERS IN STATE TO BE CALLED   Group From Pennsylvania Will Include Forty Captains And 151 Lieutenants

NIPPON REDS FIGHT ORDER OF MACARTHUR   Court Suit Filed Agains’ Prime Minister For Purge Action

Japan Reds Challenge Purge Order  Court Suit in Tokyc Accuses Yoshida With Violating

Japan Reds Challenge Purge Order   Court Suit in Tokyo Accuses Yoshida With Violating  Constitution

Japan Reds Fight Back   Challenge Legality Of MacArthur Purge In a Court Suit

Nippon Reds Contest Purge   Court Suit Charges Constitution Violated

rund Approved For Propaganda Inside Russia  Voice Of America To Blast Iron Curtain

No Sign of Enemy  On Last Day of Long  “March; Communist Rebels Raid in South

Tired Gl's Reach Border   Slog into Ghost City With out Firing Shot, Too Weary to Celebrate

No Shots Are Fired as Yank Soldiers Silently Occupy Border Ghost Town

WITH TRUMAN ON ARMY JOR   Eisenhower Declares He Is Available For Duty

lke Says He Will  Take Job   As Chief Of European Defense Forces

Atlantic Treaty Members Back ‘ke for bob   General Will Accept Any Office to Which Ordered as Soldier

Top Men Eye Command  Eisenhower Tells President He’s Soldier, Ready to Go Where Sent

‘General Says Decision ' Not Yet Reached, But  He Would Accept Post   Hints Several Men Being Considered   “There Is Not The News ~ You Hope For,’ Word  To Waiting Reporters  q

Truman Didn't Offer Him High Military Job In W. Europe General Says

N. IKE WILL AKE ANY POST AS SOLDIER   Not Yet Given Top Command in Europe’s Defense

Ike, Truman Confer Over Europe Post   General Says He’s Ready to Lead Allied Armies, lf He's Acked

General Confers With President On Defense Plan   Marshall Warns Time Running Out

West Europe Position Not Offered Yet   Discusses Job In General Way With President Truman

Right To Question Acheson On Policy In Formosa Sought   Republican Senators Seek Face-To-Face Talk On  Disputed Action; Senate Committee To Vote On Open Meeting

COURT FORBIDS CHURCH MERCER   Congregutional Christians   Ordered Not ‘To Consolidale With Evangelical And Reformed.

N.Y, JUDGE BAND UNIDH OF CHURCHES   Permanent Restraining Order Affects Proposed Merger of Two Groups.

Court Restrains Church Merger   Congregational Unit Upheld in Battle for Autonomy

Strike Causes More Layoffs  Across Nation   Further Rail Service Cuts May Be Made if Miners Don’t Return

Jobless Total Rises to 572,000; Cities Taking Stern Masur: re  To Spread Fuel :

Coal Crisis Threatens Power Famine In Steel  Capital At Pittsburgh   New Cutbacks Bring Idle In Industry Users Of Coal Past 200,000 Mark; New Rail Service  Cuts Also Imminent

Unemployment, Power Famine Hit Industry  Steel Layoffs Grow And Railroads May B TL Pea fat Baacthaar

POWER SHORTAGE “AT PITTSBURGH IS THREATENEI   Customers of Light Company in Industrial Capital Asked to Cut Consumption in Half,   FIRMS COAL SUPPLY TO LAST 10 DAYS   Miners’ Strike Causes New Layoffs in Steel Industry — Further Cuts in Rail Service Considered.

Coal Famine Spreads; Many More Jobless   Industrial Pa ra lysis Threatens Pittsburgh; Coal. Rationed

Fitzpatrick Leadership Challenged   Vote On Rent Control Discloses Rift In Democratic Ranks

61 MEN DEPART TODAY: HEADED FOR FORT KNOX   To Begin Calling Up 21. Year-Old Youths In October

First Inductees Since Start Of War Leave City   61 Men Going To Detroit, Thence Ft. Knox

5] DRAFTEES LEAVE TODAY   Berrien Contingent To Bx Inducted At Detroit Tomorrow

PICKED UP IN GERMANY  Youth With Texas Drawl Suffers Loss of Memory

COAL PARLEYS ARE FRUITLESS   Inquiry Board Chairman Reports ‘No Results’ After Long Session

Talks Stalled, Truman Board Chairman Reports, but Negotiations Continue; Judge May Order Miners to Trial on Manday Paccible Contempt Fine Next

Lewis. Owners Fail to Make  PD. . Any I rogress   Contempt Showdown in Dispute Starts Today; Hope for Break Fades

Negotiations In Coal Talks ~ Af Standstill   Union” Must Answer In Court Today For Con tempt Charae

No Results In Parley After Sth Session   Hope For Sudden Break In Strike Negotiations Vanish As Miners Remain Defiant To Federal Order

Talks in Coal Dispute Are Fruitless  _ Lewis’ Union Must ' —UmlC<i iC hLhUhUmr   Lewis’ Union Must Go Before U. S. Judge Today

HEARING TODAY ON CONTEMPT CITATION SET   New Talks Scheduled In Afternoon; Hopes ~ Dim on Quick Peace

‘No Results’ in _ Soft Coal Talks; _ Up to Court Now   Hope for Sudden Break Vanishes; Unemployment Caused in Other Industries Soars Toward 78,500.

Soft Coal Talks BringNo Results; Strike Continues   Union Must Convince Judge Keech It Hasn’t Bee In Contempt Of His Feb. 11 Order To Return To Producing Coal

Final Meeting Today 's Called For Last Try  UMW Must Answer Contempt Charge o. gm. gg pet lg

Coal Contract Talks Bring ‘No Results’  Earlier Hopes for Break Fade;

No Results From Eighth Day Of Talks   Mine Union Must Answer Today For Defiance Of Order   IN HANDS OF COURT

Talks in Coal Dispute Are Fruitless  Lewis’ Union Must Go Before U.S. Judge Today

BARGAINING CONTINUES IN COAL TALKS   Cities Tighten Rationing; More Steel Plants Close

COAL CONTRACT TALKS FAIL 10 BRING AGREEMENT   Atmosphere at End of Two Sessions Between Lewis and Operators Is One of Gloom.   UNION TO APPEAR IN COURT TODAY   Trial to Siart Monday Unless Judge Keech Concludes Miners Have Not Been in Contempt.

Lewis And Operators Will Return To Conference Table At 2:30 This Afternoon; Outlook Is Gloomy

State Chemist Loses Her Job  Assistant, However,   Assistant, However, Retained by Spry

Eisenhower Says Alaska Is Weakest Danger Spot   General Recommends Four-Point Program To Bolster Defense

Defense Plans Put Alaska As “Weakest Link’  Eisenhower Asserts - Greater ‘Outlay For

EISENHOWER'S NEW WARNING   Alaska Defenses Called Weakest By Former War Chief.

Ike Says Alaskz ‘Weakest Link In US Defense   Eisenhower Calls for More  _ Military Outlay, Wants To Halt Disarmament

Weak Alaska Defense Cited  Ike Also Adds Modernization   Ike Also Adds Modernization Of Equioment to Crucial List

Alasaka Ils Weakest U. S. Defense Link  _ Eisenhower Urges Increased Outlay

Eisenhower Prescribes Wider Expense Outlay   Says Airborne Attack Could Strike ‘Five Minutes After Being Launched From Russia; Submits Military Recommendations

Area Called Weak Defense Link; Congress Gets Call for Action To Boost Entire Arms Outlay

Kansas Senator Strikes Body Blow Canadian Dam Bill Blocked In Senate: Chances Appear Slim

Formosa Chief Put To Death  First Chinese To Rule Over Island Executed

Census Due To Show Unbalanced Seat Distribution In State Assemblies

War Games Enter Critical Phase   D-Day Set Tomorrow Men And Equipmeni Checked For Battle

‘Swarmer’ War is Warming Up; Friday Is D-Day   Fort Bragg Games In Critical Phase As Experts Watch

  Maxton Base Is Supply Center  Army, Air Force Units Poised  (For Exereise Swarmer D-Day

RAIL PAY HIKE ARRIVAL NEAR   Negotiators Hope To Beat Wage Freeze

RAILROADS, UNIONS NEAR AN AGREEMENT   Waze Increase Will Mean 15 Per Cent Boost In Freicht Rates For Shippers

U.N. Units  Get Set To Hurdle Han   Race Reinforcements of Reds; Get Waegwan; Push into Pohang.   (Map on Picture Page.)

Allies Race Reds To Capture Seoul   Move Up River-Crossing Equipment to Jump Han River and Enter Communist-Held City; Resistance Diminishes in Old Battle Area

Crossin—., for Assault  on Seoul_ —      seas  Steady Gaina Reported on Entire Beachhead as Enemy. Withdraws on All Fronts

Operation On Two Fronts Moving Fast   Waegwan Captured By Members of 24th Division

Marines Ready to Smash into Seoul   Prepare to Cross Han River Before Red Army Arrives   _North Koreans Pull Out of South Line In Effort ta Save  ’ City fram Alliec

Enemy Appears to Be Withdrawing in an Effort to Save Seoul  Allies Speed Up Attempts to Cross Han River Before Red   Allies speed Up Attempts to Cross Han River Before Red Reinforcements Reach Area

Enemy Retreats All Along Korean Fronts; Waegwan Is Captured by Men of 24th

Allies Drive To Span Han. Seize Seoul   Reds Abandon South Sectors In Effort To Retain Capital

Front Cracks Open Under Allied Gains   Yanks Recapture Waegwan, South Koreans Enter Pohang As Marines Ready Han Jump

Marines Fan Out From Suburh of Ca pital to  Cut Off North Koreans   ‘Race Against Time  To Capture City   Reds Falling Back On Southeast Front As Waegwan Is Retaken

“Enemy Quits Southeas! -Beachhead to Retain. Seoul for Themselves -

Reds Rush Troops From Old Front To Rescue Seoul   Marine Spearhead Two Miles From Capital City As Southeast Front Cracks Wide Open; I! S Takes Waeowan

Yanks Break Qut of Old Beachhead In South as Enemy Lines Crumble; Reds Stream North to ‘Save’ Capital

American Troops Retake Waeawan   Recapture of Waegwan Re-opens Koad to seoul Enemy Reported Withdrawing All Alonc Cont: KAneinee Battle Wav to Han River.

40,000 Men  Prepare To  Cross River Heavy U. S. Tanke   Heavy U. S. Tanke Placed In Service To Block Off Reds

Race Reds To Get in City First   Front in Southeast Cracking Wide Open Under Heavy Attacks

ALLIES SPEED MOVES BEFORE FOE RALLIES   40,000-Man Offensive Aimed At Capturing Ancient Capital

Allies Bring Supplies To Bridge River   Report South Front Cracking Under Red Withdrawals

Allies Set To Jump Han River   Rush to Span Water Barrier Before' Reds Can Reach Capital Beam Gantharn Rran{

Allies Racing Reinforcements Taken From S. East Front   Shield of Tanks, Infantry Blocking North-Bound  (Communists

Prepare fo Cross River   In South, Seize Waegwen, Punch Ahead Along Most Of Southeast Perimeter

North Koreans Appear To Be Abandoning Southeastern Front in Effort to Save Seoul.   RED COLUMNS ROLL NORTH TOWARD SEOUL

Allies Rush Equipment to Cross River Before North Koreans Reach Capital City

Communists Abandoning  Southern Line UN Throws up Shiel   UN Throws up Shield Of Tanks, Infantry South of Capital to Block off Enemy Aid

Southeast Front Is Cracking As Reds Rush Forces to Seoul   Marine Forward Element Only Two Miles of Capital and Open 40,000-Man Offensive Aimed at Spanning Han River; Reds Race North From Old Front.

United Nation Forces Race  Toward Seoul   U.S. Marines Lead Mounting Offensive

River-Crossing Gear Pushed Info Position   Marine Forward Wall Reported Only 2 Miles From Capital City

Rush Supplies to Cross River Before Arrival   Southern Front Cracks Wide Open as Reds Speed to North

Allies Racing Against Time To Take Seoul   River Crossing Equipment Rushed Forward to Thwart Efforts of Reds to Rally

Communists Are Abandoning Southern Lines  . PMemaltn   Front: Is Cracking Wide Open; U. S. Troops Take Weagan

Await Equipment To Cross Han River to Seoul   Race Against Red Reinforcements To Take Capital

Marine Forward Forces Are Ready For Deliverance  Of Their Big Blow

Huge Red Force Driving Toward Besieged City  UN Troops Pushing   UN Troops Pushing Hon Crossing Effort; Foe Cracks In South

Southern Front Crumbles as Reds  Hurry Northward   Troops in Former Perimeter Moving  Ahead Swiftly

Reds Rushing. UpForceTo : Stop Advance   Southeastern Line: Reported Cracking Under UN Attacks

Reds Retreat On All Fronts, Waegwan Falls   Marines Prepare for Final Assault on City of Seoul

‘Americans Take City Of Waeqwan   Ruined Port of Pohang Captured

Troops In Race Before Reds Can Rally Defenses   Southeast Korea Front Crack Open Before Pressure From  North: Tanks Block Off City

Bitter Battle Looms as Reds Rush to Defense   Pressure Broken On Allied Arca In South Korea

Water Barrier To Seoul Next Big Objective   Southeast Front Crack. ing Wide Open Under  Pressure.

Believe Enemy Abandoning Waegwan Sector   Ex-Berlin Airlift Commander Directs Kimpo Air Traffic

Equipment to ross River Brought Up   Possession of Besieged Capital —  City Big Objective; Enemy May ‘Be Abandoning SE Perimeter

Yank 24th Division Captures Waegwan to Open Way Northward From Taegu to Seoul;  South Koreans Enter Pohang on Two Sides

Allies Race To Take Red Held Seoul   Attempt Capture Before Reds Are Reinforced

Communists Are Abandoning Southern Lines  — Front. Is Cracking   Front Is Cracking Wide Open; U. S. Troops Take Weagan

Reds Retreat Along Front Of U.S. Push   French Legionnaires Counter-Attack Against Reds In Indo-China

Communists Try to Save Capital City   Shield of American Tanks Blocks Off North-Bound Enemy

U.N. Forces Race Oncoming Foe For Possession Of City — Communists Appear To Be Withdrawing From Southeastern Sector — Marine-Led Liberators Mount 40,000-Man Drive For Assauit On Southern Capital

American Forees Open Their Final Assault On Seoul   Two - Front Nutcracker Move To Smash Enemy In Korea Going Ahead Rapidly; U. S. 24th Divisicn Captures Waegwan; South Korea Army Storms Into Pohang

Allied Troops Race Reds for Korean Capital  40,000-Man Offensive Mounted by Allies To Span Han Barrier

Marines Storm Across Han River To Seoul   ‘Nutcracker’ Operation Moving Along Rapidly

CROSS THE NAKTONG  North Koreans Seemingly Abandoning Positions  On Southern Beachhead

‘River Crossing Kquipment Is  VMovedToHan   Road Block Is Thrown Across The Southern Approach To Seoul

Reds Rush North lo Try to Keep Besieged ( Capital  Southeast 9 Front

American Troops Capture Waegwan   Marine Forward Elements Push Within 2 Miles of Seoul

AGING NORTH AFTER ALLIES SMASH LINES   Reported Rallying Defenses to Offer Battle for Seoul,

INVADERS ARE WITHDRAWING IN SOUTHWEST   Old Perimeter Is Cracking Under Allied Preseure

Communist Forces seem fo Be Abandoning Southeas’ Front in Fffart fo Prevent Scou! s Fall

Yanks Throwing Final Assault Against Seoul   Americans Capture Waegwan on Pusan Beachhead Perimetes

Communists Appa rently Are Abandoning Southeast Line In Effort To Retain Seoul

Allies Poised to Jump Han   Breakthrough in Progress on Old Front; Waegwan Seized; 4000 Cross Naktong

Liberation Forces Hope te Act Before Red Defenses Rally   ARE NEAR THE CAPITAL   Southwest Front Cracking Wide Open Under Heavy  Pressure

North Koreans Pulling Out On South Front   Communist Troops Stil Resisting Fiercely; Crossing Of Naktong Costs American Lives

Enemy Folds In Southwest ‘War Perimeter   Yanks Walk Into Waegwan as South Allies Take Pohang

COMMUNIST TROOPS RACE FOR SEOUL   Enemy Abandoning Fight _in Taegu and Pusan / Area and Pull Back Toward Seoul.   ALLIES LINE UP ALONG HAN RIVER   Throw Tank Barrier Before North-bound Reds; South Koreans in Pohang; Waegwan Captured.

REDS HOPEFUL OF SAVING SEOUL   Marine Forward. Elements Two Miles From City  SOUTH KOREANS   Push Into Port Of Pohang; Kimpo Airfield In Full Use By U.N. Forces

Oper New Escape Drive Toward Seaport Still A5 Bloody Miles Away   Overcast Weather Curtails Suppo From Planes; Task Force Daves North In Effort To Clear Reds From Path

Escape Drive Opened In Northeast Korea   stimated 10,000 Americans Push Out Of Koto In Snowstorm—Overcast Grounds U.$. - Fighters And Bambere

fescue Leam Pushes North To Aid Yanks   Eighth Army Takes Up Nev Defensive Positions North of Parallel]

MILE-BY. MILE-BY-MILE FIGHT ~ Yanks Op Open New Drive To Eseape Red Trap

Yanks Fighting Out of Red Trap, Keto to Hungram   Units From Coast Move In to Help Force , Passareway

Marines. Infantry Open scape Drive In Northeast Korea   Snowstorms Prevents Air Cover As Estimated 10,000 Americans Push Out of Koto: Force Ofl.S. Third Division Is Attempting Link

Ten Thousand Americans Push Out Of Koto Toward Hungnam, 45 Road Miles Away In Snowstorm, No Cover

10,000 AMERICANS PUSH OUT OF KOTO TOWARD HUNGNAM   Snowstorm Denies Them Air Cover — Hordes of Chinese Flank Road They Will Travel.   EAST COAST GOAL 45 MILES DISTANT   U. N. Forees on Northwest Front Man Positions in Depth Between Pyong yang and 38th Parallef.

Encircled Gls Battling Way Out Of Trap   Marines And Infantry Take Bloody Road To Hungnam Despite Lack Of Air Support; New Defense Line Is Revealed

No Agreement in Libel Case   Tell Judge Cannot Decide on a Verdict

First Amphibious Landing of U. S. Troops Is Made;  To Lift Some of Fighting Burden From American 24th

NEARBY COUNTIE! RECEIVE QUOTAS FOR INDUCTION   MARION CO. GETS THIRD CALL FOR PHYSICAL EXAMS

Red Invasion  Held Smashed   Commies Pushed Back After Landing On Hainan

Reds Within 18 Miles of North Border   Fleeing Troops Are Harassed By Fighter-Bombers

Try To Escape Annihilation By American Army   United Nation Forces Closing Huge Trap On Thousands Of Red Koreans; Seoul Is Wrecked, Burning City; Only A Few Red Snipers Left Inside Capital

TRAIN DERAILED, [4 PERSONS HURT   SIN CARS JUMP TRACK AFTER COLLISION WITH TR.CK NEAR OTTAWA, KAN,

Extortion Pian Fails lo Work   Detroit Student Held In $5,000 Attempt

STUDENT HELD IN EXTORTION   Alleged To Have Received $3,500 From Mother Of Classmate

5-Day Work Weel Is Bemg Blamed For Rail Delays   Abandonment Of 40Hour Week Now Being Urged.

DR. C. H. KNAUER, YARDLEY, COLLAPSES AS HE COMPLETES OPERATON IN TRENTON, N. J: DIES WITHIN BRIEF PERIOD OF TIME

Governor Meets Emergency Fuel Group As Railroads Prepare To Slash Service

Gov. Battle Confers Over Coal Walkout   Meets With Sheriffs Of Coal Counties

More Men, Planes Poured Into Search for Missing Aircraft   Two-Nation Hunt Ranks As Largest in History of Frozen North.

Gigantic Hunt For Missing Plane Extends Over Arctic With No Trace Yet Reported

Tempo of Search For Missing (-54 Stepped Up  Hope Fades As Hunt   Hope Fades As Hunt Enters Fourth Day In Zero Weather

More Planes Are Poured Into Hunt For Missing C-54   Largest Search In History Of North For Yukon Transpor

Search For Transport Increased   More Men, Machines Poured Into Hunt For Missing Plane In Yukon Territory

CONTINUE SEARCE FOR U. S. PLANE LOST IN CANADA   DOUBT SURVIVAL OF 44 OCCUPANTS IN BELOW ZERO COLD

Search for Lost C-54 Stepped Up   7,000 Men Are Now Involved in ‘Operation Mike’

More Men and Machines Pour Into Plane Hunt  Pace of 2-Nation Search Stepped Up

More Men and Machines Jom Hunt for Plane   Hope Fading For 44 Missing Near Yukon; Ranger Reports Blast

Step-Y p Paps Of Search    Cold Increases Feary For Plane’s Occupants Lest in Frozen North

Ranger Reports Explosion, Smoke   7,000 US, Co Canadian Men Are Pressed into Bia Search

SEARCH WIDENED BY: TWO NATIONS FOR LOST PLANE   More Men And Machines Placed In Hunt For U. S. Air Force Transport, Missing In Frozen  North.

Continuing Search For Big Plane   Sub-Zero Weather Lessens Possibility Of Any Survivors Amone 44 On Roard

Hope Of Survival Ebbs As Search For Plane Widens   Two-Nation Hunt Drawing More Men And Machines: Into Frozen North, Seeking Air Force Transvort With 44 Aboard.

Search For Missing C-54 In Fourth Day  Two Nations Hunt For Plane in Face Of Sub-Zero Weathe

Search Grows For Transport,  Missing 4 Days   More Men And Machines Put Into Hunt In SubZero Canadian Winter

More Planes, Men Join Hunt For Lost C-54   Ranger Says He Heard Thud And Explosion

More Rescue Craft Used In Arctic Hunt   Sub-Zero Temperature: Would Make Survival Difficult

Men, Machines Poured Into Hunt   Search For Plane With 44 Occupants Enters Fourth Day

North's Biggest Hunt Confinues For Lost Plane   Fear for Survival - Of 44 on Transport dn Sub-Zero Cold

Tempo Of Search For Missing C-54 Is Stepped Up    Forty-Four Persons Aboard Transport Plane: Hope Of Survival Ebbs

More Planes Join Hunt For Missing C-o4   2-Nation Air Armada Scans Frozen North for Craft With 44 Aboard

Frozen North Scoured for Missing C-54   Survival Hopes Fade in Fourth Day of Search

Hope Ebbs For Survival Of Missing Airmen  Sub-Zero Weather Adds To Danaer   Sub-Zero Weather Adds To Danger Of Air Search

More Men and Machines Join Hunt for Plane  Cnldiac Walde Mana   Soldier Holds Hope His Pregnant Wife, Son Will Survive

Search Crews Step up Pace In Plane Hunt   Reports of Sub-Zero Temperatures Make Chances Slimmer for  44 Aboard Lost C-54

Intensify Hunt for Lost Plane   Explosion Report From Isolated Ranger Is Investiaated

More Men, Machines Join Search for  Vanquished (-54   Forest Ranger Gives New Lead; Says He Saw Plane, Heard Explosion

Pace Increased In Giant Search For Lost Plane  Sub-Zero Weather  Brings New Fears  Se ee See goer Carpets,

FORU.S. PLANE LOST IN YUKON   Two Nations Pou Men, Aijrcraft  Into Search

SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE IS SPEEDED   Biggest Aerial Hunt in Arctic History on For Plane Down With 44 Aboard. :   RANGER REPORTS PLANE EXPLOSION   Ground Party Sent to Wild Area to Probe Lone Clue. Home Wanes for Survival.

Wide Search For Missing. Plane Pushed   “More: Men and: Machines © dein Hunt in Yukon * Area   44 OCCUPANTS   Sub. - Zero’ Temperatures Bring New’Fear of ‘Survival of Those on Board.

Pace Stepped Up In Search For Airliner   44 Aboard U.S. Plan Missing 4 Days In Yukon Territory

More Units Join Search for Plane  Hope for Survivors Fading in Yukon

More Men and Planes Hunt for Lost Transport   Two Nations Seek Missing C-54 with 44 Persons Aboard

Fears Expressed For 44 on Missing (-54   Cold Weather, Early Nightfall Hamper Fleets of Searchers

10 LOCAL NAVY MEN CALLED   Part Of Enlisted Members OF Reserve Unit Called To Active Duty

BABY IS LEFT ON FRONT PORCH   PITTSBURGH COUPLE MAY ADOPT YOUNGSTER AND CALL HER FILEEN EASTER,

U. S. Asks More Corn Be Planted  Plenty of Feed For Livestock  Aim af Rrannan

Government Asks Farmers to Grow More Corn in ‘51   Want Plenty of Feed to Assure More Livestock

Government Urges Bigger "a1 Corn Crop  Ample Feed Supply Sought To Permit  Heavy Meat Output

More Corn Is  Needed In ‘51   Brannan Calls On Farmers To Push Pro. duction Again

Farmers Asked To Raise More Corn Next Year   To Assure Feed for Livestock; Meat Demand Seen Higher

Rain, Cooler Weather Is DueTuesday   Mercury Hits 74 Here after Storm Plagues Midwest

Tone Meeting of Youth Fellowship Held Sunday Afternoon in Marceline

Spokesmen for Oil Industry Attack Revising of Oil Depletion Allowance

Thompson, Others Fight Truman On Oil Tax Program   ‘Loophole’ Plan Assailed As Texans Visit Capital

Court Upholds Tideland Claim   Texas, Louisiana Lose in Dispute Over Oil-Rich Territories

Court Sustains. U.S. Claim To Oil-Rich Areas   Court Also Rejects  Louisiana Claim

Reds ‘Move Up’ from Hong Kone   Exact Destination of Forces Unclear

Navy Claims ‘the Thing’ as Identity Stumps Scientists   18 Inch Sphere Found in Mountainous Region

Turkish Freighter Being Loaded With Tanks And Armored Cars For China   Equipment Sold From ‘Excess To Immediate U. S Needs’ In Storage At Lima (Ohio) Ordnance Depot To Chiang’s Army

fanks and Cars Loaded on Ship Af Philadelphia  Equipment Called Surplus, Going to China Nationals

SURPLUS TANKS ARE LOADED TO GO TO CHINA   Armored Cars Destined To Reach Chiang  Armies Eventually

300 Army Tanks, Armored Cars Go To. Chinese Govt   Shipment Sold Nationalist: As Excess To U. 5. Needs;  Formosa Is Destination

CHIANG T0 GET ~ US. ARMY TANKS      ‘VEHICLES, ALONG WITH AR MORED CAKS. BEING LOADi ED ABOAKD SHIP.

Nationalists Buy Surplus Army Tanks And Cars  Nearly 300 Put On Turkish Ship At Philadelphia  To Go to Formos:

Chinese Buy U.S. Tanks  for Formosa   Armored Vehicles Being Loaded at Philadelvhia

U.S. Tanks. Cars lor Chiang Put  On Turk Vessel   Equipment Purchased Linder Assistance Plan Voted China in LOW

Army lanks Destined For Formosa Force   90 Carloads Of Excess Equipment Purchased By Chinese Under Aid Prosram Voted China By Congress

U.S. Army Tanks, Armored Cars Sent to Formose   Nationalists Report They Made Purchase Under Aid Program

Chinese Buy Equipment  For Defense   Government Not Planning To Halt Export

METHODIST INCREASES   Larger Membership and Contributions Reported by Church

LAWRENCE— os (Continued on Page 4)   Membership Increases for Methodist Church

Communists Turn Propaganda Gun On a New Target   Thailand Becomes Focal Point in Bold War of Ideologies

STATE MILITIA SETUP ORDERED BY GOVERNOF   Force of 15,000 Men to Fune. tion if National Guard Is Called.

Leaders of 3 Faiths Join In Presenting Five-Point Program for World Peace

Fe sar High Winds to Be Dangerous “U.N, Security Council Cancels Ss pecial Formosa-Korea Meet

Council Cancels Session   Emergency Meeting Moved To Monday Because Of Storm

Council Meeting Postponed   Threat of Violent Storm in New York Reason for’ U.N. Move

Nine Persons Die in State Mishaps   Owner of Plane Killed as His Ship Crashes

Mishaps Fatal To 9 Person:   Plane Crash Near Elcho Kills Appleton Couple On Sunday

9 Persons Meet Death In Mishaps   Pilot Killed In Airplane Crash Near Camp McCoy Sunday; Girl, 4, Falls Under Truck, Dies

Coal Operators Offer To Renew Contract Parley   Strings Are Attached To Offer, However; Seven Points Are Outlined

Offer To Reopen Contract Talks With Mine Workers Under Certain Conditions

‘Communists’ Seize Wisconsin Town In Mock Coup, Police Chief ‘Slain’

“Communists” Take Over Wisconsin Town In Demonstration Of Red Rule

These Are the Same Marines, Same Heat and Hardship as in Solomons

Reds Again Open Fire On Taejon   Fresh U.S. Divisions Rushed To Front And Some Are Already Sent Into Battle

FRENCH ECONOMIC LIFE MENACED BY WAVE OF STRIKES   \Cabine! Ponders Emergency Program To Cope With  Lobor Unrest

Tax-Writing Senafe Group Speeds Up Pace   Press Enactment OF Excess Profit Tex Before Jan. 7

PROFITS TAX BILL SPEEDED   Committee Presses For Encctment Of MultiBillion Dollar Measure

Senate Rushes Work On Excess Profits Tax Bill   Action Next Week Seen

Senate Group Speeds W ork On Profit Tax   May Wind Up Hearings Friday; Move Grows To Increase Exemption

Tax- Writing Senate Group Speeds Up Pace  Press Enactment fa~ar- ~ we.   Press Enactment Of Excess Profit Tax Before Jan. 1

SPEED ACTION ON TAX BILL   Senate Voting Today On Bill To Authorize  Extension

MacArthur Holds Key To Fabulous Gem Chest. Awaits Orders From Congress

Japanese Fortune Disclosed... . eS SSaSSUSSNGHSEDUSNEniostfea?  Treasure Chest  Rouses Congress

Treasure Chest Worries Law maker's  * * * * * * * * 5  MacArthur Has Kev To Hoard Seized From Japs At War End

Treasure Chest Interests Congres:   Investigator Is Assigned to Getting Details About Hems

Treasure Chest Arouses Curiosity   Chest, in Custody Of MacArthur, Filled Witl  Gold, Precious Gems

Congress Curious About Treasure Chest Filled With Gold and Jewels

MacArthur Has KeytoTreasure  Chest of Gold   Appoint House Investigator to Learn Details  About Fabulous Wealth

Oriental Treasure Chest Filled With Gems Is In Custody of Gen. McArthur

 MacArthur Holds Rich Treasure Chest and  ‘Americans Have Used Seized ‘German Loot for German Good

War Loot Interests Congress   Solon Assigned to Job Of Checking Up On Treasure Chest Held By MacArthur in Japa:

Treasure Chest In Gen. MacArthur’s  Custody Arouses Congress Interest

"MacArthur Holds Gold and Precious Gems  ‘Loot Taken from Nazis Split Among 16 Allie:

MaeArthur Holds Jap Gem Chest   ‘Commitiee Studies Ways To Dispose Of War Treasure

rn tee rt te or  Gen. MacArthur’s Treasure Chest of Untold Value Interests Solons

General MacArthur Keeping Oriental Treasure Hoards As Disposition Being Sought

In MacArthur's Custody . . . Congress to Decide Where Vast Treasure Chest Goes

Treasure Chest Puzzles Solons  Chest In Custody Of Gen. MacArthur

Jap’ Treasure Trove i in U. Ss. Hands  MacArthur Has Kew to Choad, Congress Homes

Dismissed ¢ Charge Frees Christen  Fort Wayne Slaying Series Complicated Further by Action

WOMAN’S BODY RECOVERED  Search for Companion Off Charleston is Abandoned

MEET AGAIN ON » PMW CONTRACT   OFFICIALS DOUBT CAN AVERT STRIKE BY PROGRESSIVES

Little Hope for Averting Illinois Strike   Walkout Will Shut Off Last Major Coal Supply in State

Emergency Bomb Drop from Crippled B-50 Gives French-Canadians Jitters

B-50 Jettisons Bombs In River  ‘Canadians Given Air Raid fitters

iceland did SP lal eee alia oa  ‘Attempts Survive To Reorganize Bureaus

Council Works Minus Russia  After Walkout   Malik Quits Security Unit Afler Failure to Oust Chinese Nationalists

Security Panel Ignores Walk  Soviet Quits Group Again Over China

U.S. LEADS REBUFF OF REDS) > UN Security Council Ignores Soviet Walkout On China Issue

Today‘s Exoress   South Koreans Turn Out To Cheer ‘Americans As They Start for Front

NEWSPRINT SHIPMENTS HIT   American Newspapers Will Be Hi Hard if Railroad Strikes Are Not Settled

WILLIE McGEE’S DEATH DELAYED   Mississippi Judge Criticizes Stay Of Execution Ordered By United States Supreme Court Judge.

Willie McGee Misses Chair   Mississippi Judge Criticizes Stay of Execution by Court Justice

To Be Given Physicals In Erie July 27   22 of Young Men Called Up Are City Residents, Board Reveals

2,430 Votes Cast Before 1 P.M. Today   Voting Heavier In Five of 14 Precincts Than 1948 Election

1,262 Votes Cast At Half-Way Mark   Predict Balloting To Reach 2,800 At City Polls

Chinese Reds March on Tibet   2 Columns Reported Crossing Mountains

Chinese Reds Are Moving Against Tibet   Two Columns Said fo Be on Swing South

Chinese Reds Are Moving Against Tibet  Two Columns Said  am —_—_ eo   Two Columns Said to Be on Swing South

GEN, MARSHALL OPPOSES CUT IN-AID FUND   Declares -ECA-Plan. Effective Weapon —tn The Cold War

Says Aid Is line Weapor  In Cold War   Former Secretary Of State Stresses ‘Perilous Struggle’

1 Survivor Found In Wreckage Of Plane; 25 Missing   Jap Fishermen Find Debris Of Transport off Coast; Search for Missing

Survivor Search fs Continuing  Planes And Ships Looking For Crash

Firm Imposes Own Freeze   Third of Auto Sales Stopped in Fight Aaainst Government Emeraency Order

Price Freeze Brings Tough GM Reaction   Sales Ordered Halted On New Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Cadillaes

Order Follows Price Rollback:  By.Governinent   Chevrolets, Pontiacs: And Cadillacs ‘Not to be Sold

General Motors Halts Sale Of Some 1951 Model Cars Shipped To Dealer:

Sales Halted on Autos Shipped After Monday   Apparently Move Is Firm’s Answer to Price Rollback

U.S. Price Edict Cited By Company   Chevrolets, Cadillacs, Pontiacs Sent After Today Affected.

G. M. Halts Sale of Cars Pending Probe Of Price Roll-Back  All Shipments After Today On Assignment Basis, Not For Sale

General Motors Halts Sale Of 1951 Automobiles   Answer Apparently To Price Controls

Just a Quiet Evening   Orders Dealers To Hold New Autos Pending Price Talks

Tighter Trade Coniral Sought  Seek Ta Prevent War  Goods Reaching Reds

U. . Tightens Trade Controls  Reds Get American Metal Thru Britain

Action Planned To Tighten Trade Controls  Uncle Mac Charaes   Uncle Mac Charges McMath With Double Cross

Nation Decides to Tighten Up on Leaks of Strategic Goods to USSR

Try To Tighter  Trade Controls   Step To Keep Some Materials From Russia

Demand Kore: Move to Cure Money Crisis   Acheson Threatens Loss of U. S. Help; Note Also Protests Proposed Vote Delay

ACHESON STUDIED KOREAN INFLATION   AMBASSADOR RECALLED POR TALKS—WARNING IS GIVFN REPUBLIC.

Yugoslavia Gets Approval to Buy U.S. Equipment   Military Aviation Materials Are Not. Included on List

U. S. Grants Yugoslavia  OK On Planes   Tito Can Purchase Non-Military Type

U.S. W: eighs Lend-Lease Bases On Formosa to Block Reds    Yugos Granted Right to Buy U.S. Civil Aviation Parts

U. S. GIVES TITO CLEARANCE FOR PLANE ENGINES   Export License Issued For Civil Aviation Equipment Also

'PATOKA LEGIONNAIRES WILL HOLD BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. FEB. 22.23-.24.2:!

PATOKA LEGIONNAIRES WILL HOLD BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, FEB. 22-23-24-25

Doubts Value of State Hearings   ‘Laird Criticizes Board That ‘Looks for Work’

Four Persons Die As Flash Floods Strike  Washington Connts Three, Ohio One Dead; Damage High

Floods In 2 States Cause 4 Deaths  $1 Million Damage In Washington, Ohio

Flash Floods In Two States   Four Dead, Property Damage Heavy in Washington and Ohio

Washington State, Ohio Hard Hit   Property Loss Is Heavy as Kilns Explode in Ohio

Flash Floods Fatal To Four;  Damage Heavy   Washington And Ohio Hit As Raging Waters Smash Homes

$1 Million Damage In Crooksville  Waters Hit Mining Area; Kiln Blaws

CLOUDBURSTS FOLLOW COLD FRONT  Six Are Dead As Flash Floods Strike Washinaton State, Ohio

cI inal, nmmumuniumusimaeel NINE CARS DERAILED NEAR SPRING VALLEY

Truman Silent On Election  Men Close to Him Surprised at Returns

Truman Misses His Landslide  Aides Wonder What Went Wrong Tuesday

PRESIDENT HIDES ELECTION WORRY   Truman Cloaks Disappointment Over Outcome And Ponders His) Future—Silent On Plane

Aboard Yacht Truman and Staff Try To Figure What Happened Tuesday

Truman Cheeriu' Despite Setback   President Ponders His Future; is Not Saying Much About Elections

House Probers Also Call Grove:   Hawaii to Receive Propaganda Inquiry

Wallace To Try To Clear Name In Red Uranium Deal  To Testify Before House Committee   To Testify Before House Committee On Charges He Defied Security Ban

New Prosperity For The South   Southern Educators Study Regional Work

Missing Bomber Found; 16 Sate   U, S. Air Force Team Hopes to Evacuate Men by Helicopter

Missing B-50 Sighted, All Aboard Safe   lll-Fated Bomber Fell in Wilds Of Labrador

Missing Bomber Found; 16 Alive  Helicopter To Land In Labrador Wilds

B-50 Bomber Is Located in Wilderness  Nagai   Report All 16 on Beard Have Been Found Alive

Flying Arrow Ready to Dash For Shanghai   Isbrandisen Ship Believer Able to Qutrun Chinese Gunhboat

batiered Freighter,  Flying Arrow, to  Slip Into Shanghai Will Attempt To  Outrun Nationalist Blockade Gunboat

Demanils Price Probe  ‘Lawmaker Says Meat Costs Turn Nation into Veeetarians

Solon Demands Profits Probe  War Scare Prices Hit As Sinful By Klein

LARS ARE FIRED UN FROM AMBUSH   GUNS BLAZE AS ~UTOMOBILES CROSS PICKET LINE IN MORRISTOWN, TENN.

GIRL ABDUCTED; FATHER GAVE CLEW IN BRINK’S HOLDUP   Police Sergeant’s Daughter Kidnaped by Three Men and Released Unharmed Hour Later.   TWO BOYS AKRESTED; _'EWO OTHERS SOUGHT   Police Decline to Say Whethe: They Connect Episode With Robbery Three Weeks Azo.

Black Knights Retain Crown As Pa. Champs  Local Drum Corps To Get Two Trips, Chienao and South

LEGISLATURE MAY ADJOURN MARCH 18   Approval Of Thruway And 1 Bent Control Looms

Temperatures   Second Red Tank Force Building Near Chinju; Enemy Admits Setbacks

50,000 Communist Troops Await Orders to March on Key American Supply Port

50,000 Reds Massing Near Taegu, Report   N. Korean Invaders Prepare To Try To Breach Allied Lines In Southern Sector

30,000 Communists ‘Are Massed North Of Emptying Taegu  Reds Building Up With   Reds Building Up With Tanks, Motorized Infantry in South

Reds Threaten Iwo Maior Supply Bases   UN Assault Is Aimed At Pohang Sector; South Koreans Land Behind Enemy Lines

U.N. Forces Attack on East Front   Commie Concentration North of Taegu, U.S. Key Supply Base.

Even Communist Radio at Pyongyong Stops Claims Of Troop Advances

U.S: South Korean . Troops Push Attack North of Pohang  Yanks Await New Offensive As 50,000 Communists Mass In Sectar Naeth af Taani

Still Watch Massed Reds   Striking Force of $0,000 MN. Koreans North of Taegu, Yank Leaders Wary

U.N. Launches Attack in Eastern Area as 50,000 Reds Mass for Offensive

Heavy Fighting Reported in South: End of Line But Naktong Pocket Is Clear of All But Dead Reds

Invaders Gather for New Drive   Marines, Infantry Cut Enemy Division To Bloody Shreds

50, 000 Men Mass North Of Taegu  . UN-Forces Strike -. ‘From Pohang Line; Watch Kunwi Front

Freighter Sets Record At Soo  Svkes Makes Rounc   Sykes Makes Round Trip In 27 Hours

Canon City Workers Attacked By Striking Union Miners as They Attempt ta Go to Work

‘EAST GERMAN ELECTIONS ON: ‘SUNDAY ARE RIDICULED AS! FARCE BY WESTERN ALLIES.   BEATEN FRENCH TROOPS FEAR NEW INDOCHINA ONSLAUGHTS

Flection Farce, Allies Tell Reds:  Potsdam Agreement Violated, They Say

STONEBORO PLANE IS RACE CASUALTY   “Ibbs Special” Ground Loops at Miami Meet.

Small Business Expected To Gel Government Aid   Lawmakers Offer Pair Of Solutions Tr. Old Problems

Business Aid Plans Proposed   Lucas, Maybank Set To Introduce New Programs in Senste

SHOCK FELT IN CALCUTTA Severe Quake Kills at Least 4 In Northeastern Tip of India

FOUR REPORTED DEAD IN BIG EARTHOUAKE   First Reports Received at Calcutta Say Severe Destruction Caused in Cerner of India.

Northeastern India Scene Of Big ’Quake   Center of Big Disturbance in the Eastern Himalayas.

Violent Earthquake Is Traced To India With Damage Heavy   Remote Province of Assam Reports 2,000 Structures Destroyed

India Mountain Area Hit by Earthquake  Section Between Tibet   Section Between Tibet And Burma Severely Damaaed: Many Hurt

Angry Strikers On Rampage In Morristown   New Violence Feared Monday After Bands Attack Cars And Men

WEST GERMAN LEADERS WANT ALLIED TROOPS   Protection Against Red Aggression Sought By Bonn Government

West Germans Demand More Allied Troops   Ask More Protection Against Reds; Push Drive To Rearm Reick

West Germany Wants More Allied Troops   Asks Protection  Against Communist Drive

West Germans Demand More Allied Troops   U. S. Considering Boost In American Occupation Force

W. German Chiefs Unite in Plea For More Protection   Ask Allies For Additiona Troops, 65,000-Man  Police Force

West Germany Demands More Military Help   Right to Rearm Asked by Leaders Of Two Parties

WEST GERMAN ASKS PROTECTION   CALLS FOR MORE ALLIED TROOPS TO GUARD AGAINST RED AGGRESSION,

West Germany Pressures For More Allied Troops To Offset Red Threats

West Germans Demand More  Allied Troops   Rival Parties Join to Ask Western Powers to Hike Forees Avainst Reds

NAM Criticizes Excise Tax Bill   Calls House-Passed Measure Worse Than No Tax Cut At All

NAM Knocks  Tax Measure   House-Passed Bill  Criticized Sharply ”

N. A. M. RAPS TAX-CUT BILL   Calls House-Passed Excise Measure Worse Than No Bill

Few Favor Current Method Ag Paper Finds State Farmer: Back ‘Brannan Plan’ For Mill

Union Denounce Oak Ridge Strike   Construction Halted At Atom Bomb Site

ATOMIC PLANTS WORK DELAYED OVER WEEKEND   Walkout Idles $250, 000,000 Of Government Construction At Oak Ridge — Holds Over Week.  end.

STORM OVER ARMS   French Reds Try to Block Shipments of U. S. Equipment

ene Cabinet n Uproar Over Arms Shipment   Commies Battle Proposal to. Provide Troops to Safequard Weapons Cargoes

COAST GUARD LAYS PLANS FOR SECURITY DRIVE   Plan to: Rid: Maritime. Industry of  . Communists Has Overwhelming Approval’ of Government — Check to Start First of Noxt Week on West Const.

COAST GUARD LAYS PLANS FR   "lan to Rid Maritime Industry of Covamunista Has Overwhelming Approval of Government — Check to Start First of Next - Week on West Coast,

Three Brothers Killed in Crash East of Cadiz   18 Violent Deaths in State Over Week End

FEDERAL HOUSING AID IS GOAL Permanent Base Ai  Lubbock Is Sought

‘Career Men’ Weaken Army, Officers Say   Far East Leaders Favos Reorganizing System Ty, Get Fichters

AMERICAN ARMY CHANGES URUED BY FIELD OFFICERS   Korean Reverses, They Say, Show Need for Revision in Organization and Training of Men,   SOME AT FRONT JOINED FOR NON-COMBAT DUTY   Equipment Designed for Rapid Movement Found Unwieldly on Enemy's Narrow, Rocky Roads.

NON-COMBAT NBN TOO MARY, OFFICERS SAY   Recruiting Methods Are Criticized by Hieh U.S. Officers

Army Setup Criticized  By Officers   Say Sharp Change In Organization, Training Needed

Army Officers in Korea Deplore Soft Training and Recruiting Policies

KOREAN WAR SHOWS NEED FOR RADICAL REVISION OF ARMY METHODS, OFFICERS CONTEND

Knock on Wood  State's Mine Fatality Rate Low  Sacond Rest Safety Year Anvears in Sicht

Cherries Held At Six Cents  Large Michigan Crop Price Stabilized

UMW Faces Contempt Trial Today; Talks Bog  Both Sides To Try Again This Morning As Mediators Push Frantically For Pact

Mine Contract At Stalemate  Bargaining Sessions Failure On UMW Contempt Trial Eve

UMW’s Trial Slated To Begin Today   U. S. Mediators Had Hoped For Peace From Sunday Talks

Mediators Try To Reach Pact Belore Hearing   No Settlement Comes As Negotiations Pass Into Early Hour Today

Chairman Cole Of President’s Fact Finders Says The Bargainers Are Really Working To Reach Agreement

U. M. W. Due in Court at 9 A. M., With Renewed Pact Parleys Scheduled at 10; Indiana’s Harvey Cartwright Given Key Role as 2-Man Team Seeks Agreement

Soft Coal Negotiators Fail To Reach Contract Agreement   Sunday Talks Prodded by Government Had Shown Promise of Reachina Settlement

Hope Held In Talk Not Borne Out   Union Scheduled To Go on Trial At 10 A. M. Today

Negotiations Recess After Desperate Try   Bargaining Sessions to Resume Today; UMW Faces Contempt of Court Trial

UNIONS TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT SLATED TODAY   Attempt Unavailing To Reach Accord Prior  To Court Session

Nccoitons Fi To End Walkout  Stockpiles Of Coal _ At Vanishing Point; Talks Will Resume

Coal Strike  N egotiations  Still Fail   Mediators Try Desper ately With Trial Starting Today.

‘Old Rocking Chair’s Got ’Em—Scared  That Is; It Just Keeps Rocking, ' No Matter How Many Times It’s Moved

PLATFORM .ROCKER IS AUTOMATIC  °  What Makes Old Empty Chair Rock?

Remnants of Lost Company Reach Safety   Several Soldiers Are Carried on Stretchers By Friendly Koreans

HINTS AT POSSIBLE  WAGE-PRICE CURBS   Stabilization Chief Says Controls May Come Unies. Labor and Induatry “Exercise Restraint.”

WAGE CONTROLS IN OFFING   Valentine Calls For a Hold-the-Line  Policy on Prices

Brother Held In Knife Slaying  Mother, 106, Witness In Proctorville Murder

MAN CONVICTED IN MASSACRE OF 3   WHITE MISSISSIPPIAN GETS LIFE IN SLAYING OF 3 NEGRO CHILDREN,

Judy Garland Kept Under Close Watch to Prevent Any ‘Foolish’ Act

Aid Mission To Red-Menaced Southeast Asia   U.S. Group to Develor Assistance for Indo. China Area

Prosecutor Is Fired on From Alley Ambush   Trial of Former Deputy Sheriff Charged in Death Of Radio Man Proceeds. Under Armed Guard

Political Alliance Is ClO Goa   Pro-Labor Congress Would Be Aim Of New Union Set-Up

CIO Asks Unity for Election  PAurravy Prannces   Murray Proposes Combined Drive  By C10, AFL ond Miners in Palitice

Fire Claims Mother And Two Children   Husband ts Seriously Surnetl; Two Other Children Escape Blazing Home

Major Drive Throws Back Yank Forces   Enemy Continues to Build Up Men All Along Front -

Red Spearhead Only 30 Miles From Taegu   Enemy Still Building Up Its Strength Along U. S. ‘Line Of No Retrea®

Fe cia SSRN AlN) alll. sililie —_. ati  FORMER OPERA STAR SAYS HUSBAND WALKED OUT

Lie-Stalin Meet May Ease Crisis  Worsening Of Cold   Worsening Of Cold War Seen In U.N,

Music Pupils Win Honors  “31 Evonte Wilh    11 Events Will Enter State Contest

SISTERS, BORN BLIND, CAN SEE  Sight Given Three Girls by Surgeon

MOTHER ALSO BLIND  3 Georgia Girls Given - Sight After Operations

‘Report Says Yangtze River Mud Will Soon ‘Cut Off Sea Approach To Shanghai Port

Yankees Take  Lead in Ath  Se  Se  Se oe   Capacity Crowd at Shibe Park for Opene:

IKILLED, 6 HURT IN CHICAGO FIRE   75 OCCUPANTS OF BURNING APARTMENTS ROUTED FROM BEDS

Redhead Identified As Victim Of Strangler Turns Up Alive Today   Hancock Murder Mystery Gets New Twist When Girl Thought Slain Is Found Living In Akron, Ohio.

U.S. Cities Starting To Set Up Civilian Defense Plans; Radar, Fighter Plane Protection Ready

Dec. 1 Rollback Cuts Recent 5 Percent Hike   General Motors, Ford, Chrysler and Nash * Are Hit By Order

New Car Prices  Ordered Frozen  Federal Action Establishes Ceiling at Level of Dec. 1

ESA Order Effective. At Once   Passenger Car Ceiling Applied In Emergency

WAGES OF AUT WORKERS FROZEN BY GOVERNMENT   Order Atfects More Than 7.000,000 and Will Remain in Force Until March 1, 1951.   FOLLOWS ROLLBACK . OF NEW CAR PRICES   Action Applies Only to Those Making Passenger Vehicles — First Pay Ceiling Since War IL.

Other Ceilings Due, ESA Order Hints   Wage Stabilization Action For Industry Will Come Soon, Agency Says

Wage Freeze Ordered In Auto Industry  Move Designed To Parallel Pring Rallharck

ESA Decrees Dec. 1 Level to Be Ceiling   Order Effective at Once to Continue Until March 

Price Freeze On New Autos   es 3   Roll Back On The Increases For The  Models Of 1951

GOVERNMENT PUTS PRICE CEILINGS ON NEW AUTOMOBILES   Sales at Dec. 1 Level Ordered —Action Suspends Increases on 1951 Models  by 4 Companies.   ‘WAGE STABILIZATION IN INDUSTRY STUDIED   Trucks, Motorcycles, Us e¢ Cars and Foreign Manufactured Vehicles Not Affected.

ROMANIA DEMANDS U. 5. CUT DIPLOMATIC STAFF IN THAT COUNTRY TO TER

U. 5. Ordered To Cut Staff In Romania   Another Red ‘Stooge’ Demands American Envoys Leave

Romania Demands U.S. Cut Staff in Bucharest   In Return, Romanian Force in Washington Will Be Reduced: By Same Number

Latest Soviet Satellite fo Make Demand Against U.S.   Follows Czech Pattern, Charging Information Center At Bucharest With Activities Hestile te People

Hot Races Attracting 12 Millien   Lone Lines in Ohio Where Taft: Fight For Senate Seat

‘Cool Stars’ May Be Key Tc H-Bomb Door  22,000,000-Degree Temperature Needed

COOLER THAN SUN — ‘Cool Stars’ Play Big Part In U.S. Hopes For H-Bomb

Communists Strike  90,000 Strong But Yanks Holding Line   Veteran Officer Of European War Says He Never Saw Greater Artillery Barrage Than One Which Preceded Invaders’ Offensive  BULLETIN!

Yanks, South Koreans Hurl Back Invaders   Communist Thrust in Center of Front Thrown Back as Lost Positions Are Regained; Red Force 60 Miles From Pusan

Koreans Hurl Back Invaders   Communist Thrust in Center of Front Thrown  Back as Lost Positions Are Regained;  Red Force 60 Miles From Pusan

South Assault Moves Toward Vital Pusan   Weather Clears, Jets Aid  As 90,600 Communists Tee Reroeak-Thenioh

Is Judy Garland Washed Up at 29?   Studio, Fans Think Not—But It’s Only Wishful Thinking

Orders U.S. Information  Oftices Shut   Six Czechs Go On Trial For Alleged American Spving

INFORMATION SERVICE OUT; GRY TREASON   Put Six Czechs to Tria as Alleged Spies for U. S.

Czechs Close  Office Of U.S.   Embassy Press Attache Recall Also Demanded

Czechs Order USIS Closed For ‘Spying’   Reds Demand U.S. Recall Press Chief For Heading Ring

Czechs Order U.S. Information Services Closed   Country Demands the Recall of American Embassy Press Attache

Czechs Put Six On Trial Today   Group Is Accused of Spying for U.S.; Ask Recall of Attache.

DRAFT FIGURES WILL BE MADE PUBLIC   ‘Selective Services ta Continue ty "Give Out Same Type af Infori mation as in Past.

FEWER WESTMORELAND CITIZENS ELIGIBLE  Tt) VOTE NOVEMBER 7; D:MOCRATS IN LEAD

is i  :  Senator Thomas Says UL 5, Must Be First fo Build Super Bomb

Thomas Says U. §. Should Build H-Bomb   Utah Senator In Demand For First Construction

Senator Wants U.S. to Build Hydrogen Bomb   Believes Only This ~ Nation Could Have Trust of World

WAS KEPT OUT OF MINCFIELD, FORMOSA SAYS   Flying Arrow With 30 to 40 Shell Holes, Detained by Nationalists.

Accident Toll Soars fo 560 Over Holiday   340 Traffic Crash Fatalities Record For Four Days

TOLL PASSES 546     Rhode Island Lists Two Auto Fatalities In Staggering Total

MEMORIAL DAY “MASSACRE” IS RECORD   Millions Turn To Highways For Season’s First Outing   NEW HAMPSHIRE   Only State Not Reporting At Least One Death In Mishaps

Holiday Toll Of Death Hits Dast 500 Mark   Traffic Takes 337 Lives As Americans Take to Roads in Observation  Of Memorial Day

Autos Take 330 Lives; Record Set   Drownings Blamed For 92 Fatalities One Siate Fecanes

—§2 DROWN—  New Mark Is Set for Fatalities   340 KILLED IN TRAFFIC

Holiday Toll Goes Above 550 Mark   _ 340 Killed in ’ Traffic Accidents; 92 Persons: Drown —

Deaths Soar Over 500 In 4-Day Period   Traffic Mishap: In Nation Again Lead ‘Holiday Massacre’

Violent Deaths Stagger Nation Over Holiday   Traffic Accidents Account For 330; Drownings Claim 92

Holiday Deaths Nearly 550 Over Nation’s Weekend   ‘Slam-Bang Driving, Mass Indifference,’ Cause ‘Massacre’

Nation Counts Holiday Dead   Over 500 Killed As Traffic Toll Sets New Record

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL IN U, S. HITS 547 MARK   830 Persons Killed In Traffic Mishaps In Four-Day Period

Death Stalks Highways   A Record 340 Die in Holiday Traffic; 220. Other Violent Deaths

Nation Counts Its Death Toll   Figure For Memorial Holiday Deaths Runs Far Above 500 Mark

Holiday Death Toll Reaches New Reeords   National Safety Council Says Slam-Bang Driving Results in A Massacre

Nation Counts Staggering Death Toll For Memorial Day. Weekend; Record Set

It’s a New Record for The Holiday  Slam-Bang Driving Indiffaranna (tao

HOLIDAY DEATHS REACH NEW HIGH   Natien Counts 547 Killed In Traffic And Other Accidents During Memorial Dav Celehratinne

Highway Death Toll Sears to New High Mark  Slam-Bang Driving _ Takes AAaior Portion

Violent Deaths Over Long Memorial Day Week-End Soar Far Over the 500 Mark

THE COST OF REMEMBERING America’s Holiday for the Deac “Wipes Out 547 of the Living

Traffic Mishaps Take 330 Lives Over Week End   Drowning Brings S. D. List Up Te Six; President Of Safety Council Slaps At *“Miass Indifference”’

Link Underworld With Slaying Of Binaaaio   Political Leader Was Unable To Meet Gambling Promises

Clues Lacking fr Kansas Slayings   Political Leader’s Murder is Linked With Underworld

Clues Few In Murder Of Binaggio  Underworld Link Is   Underworld Link Is Seen; Political Repercussions Due

Gaming War Blamed For Two Killings   Binaggio Was Unable To Make Good On His Promise To Open Stat To Gamblers .

Linked With Underworld Kansas City Shooting Brings Repercussions; Clues Lacking

Gang Slaying Still Mystery   Binaggio Death Tied To Underworld Czar

Murder Of Kansas City Boss Linked With Underworld Mob As Police Seek Further Clues

Find No Clues in Two Kansas City Political Murders   Rep. Macy Calls for Congress to Probe Affairs in City

Killers Cover Trail In Death Of 2 Hoodlums   Charges Of Politics Fly As Police Seek Kansas City Hoods

Police Seek To Connect ‘A “Mr. Big” With Slaying   Gold Earring Is Only Clue in Case; Henchmen of Slain Men Mav Take Over

K. C. Police Seek Clues In Binnagio Case   Killing Sets Off Repercussions in Capital

Clues Lacking In Binaggio Slaying Underworld Linked To  Crime; Slain Man Was Paendearcast Aina

Kansas City Seeks Key “Mr. Big”   Slain Binaggio Believed to Have Talked Too Freely

‘Syndicate’ Exacls Its Vengeance   Slain Political Leader Unable To Open City

Demand For  . Probe Heard  in Congress   20 Questioned But No Clues Reported

Kansas City Police Lack Clue In Political Slaying   Underworld Forces Thought To Be Behind Death Of One-Time Pendergast Assistant

K. C. Police Find No Clues Of Killer   Slayer of Binaggio ond Gargotta Linked to Racket-Political Underworlc

MYSTERY VEILS MURDER CLUES   Slaying Of Kansas City Political Figure, Former Pendergast Lieutenant, Linked To Underworld.

Solon Says Former Pendergast Man  Killed Because He Was “In Way”

Police Lack Clues In Slaying of Two In Kansas City   Missouri Congressman Says Binaggio Was in Way of Primary for Senate

CLUES LACKING IN SLAYING OF BINAGGIO, AIDE   Crime Linked With Underworld, 20 Persons Are Questioned

‘Things Were Pretty Rough Last Night ~ GI's Prayer That He Return ‘To Barbara’ Is Denied

KKK KKSK DELAWARE WOMAN. HELD ‘ON WITCHGRAFT CHARGE AS CLIENTS COMPLAIN

R LOWER: Ti   Ed Am, Republican Candidate for Governor, Sees Downward Trend

‘U.S. Embassy Reports ‘Two Mormon Missionaries Missing in Czechoslovakia

Pair of American Missionaries Disappears In Czechoslovakia: Last Seen Jan. 28

MORMONS BEING HELD BY CZECHS   2 Americans Disappearec On Jan. 28, Report Says

Report Twe Americans As Missing   Mormon Missionaries Not Seen Since Jan. 28 In Czechoslovakia

Czechs Seize 2 Mormon Missionaries   U.S. Embassy Asks Data About Pair’s Welfare, Whereabout

Czechs Reported Hiding Mormons  Embassy Says Two Have ‘Disappeared’ _

Two American Missionaries Lost in Moravia   Believe Czech Police Arrested Mormons On Unknown Charge:

MISSIONARIES "DISAPPEAR   two Anzericun Normon: In Moravia Not Heard From Since Jan. 28

Dalai Lama Flees Tibet   ‘nyvading Communist Troops Reported to Haye Taken Chambo

Tibet Boy Ruler May Have Fled   India Offers Refuge As Invading Reds Push for Capital

India Offers Asylum To Fleeing Tibetan  Boy Ruler Is Reported To Have Left Capital

Report Tibet Boy Ruler In Flight to India   Nation Offers Asylum To Dalai Lama and Government Officials

Germans Reject Arms Compromise   Demand Equality lf Nation Aids in Furoenedn Defancea

Still Haggle Over Army   New Plan for Using  Germans Okay With France. But Not Reich

Consider New ‘Defense Plan   Compromise May be: Ac“ceptable: to France But Germans Do Not Favor It

Truman’s Appointment of Ambassador Makes No Hit with Appointee’s Son

Profits Tax Levy Is Called Unfair  Business Group Would Cut Total

 CED, CHAMBER GIVE VIEWS P Opposition Grows To Hike  In Corporation Taxation

Business Organization Sees ‘No Evidence’ of Needs tor Additional Levy on Firms’ Income

Milk Marketing Setup To Remain Unchanged In N. Y.   Sen. Lehman Reports Secretary Brannan  Is Wholly Satished

ACHESON 10 GIVE CONGRESS REPORT ON LONDON TALK’   Secretary Of State Will An: swer -Questions On Conference

Acheson fo Give Congress Secret Report on London Ministers Parley

Legislative Logjam May Keep Congress in Session Until Early in September

WOULD SEIZE FREIGHTER ————$—— eee  U.S. Files $14. Million Suit For Sunken Hospital Ship

$14,000,000 DAMAGES SOUGHT: BY U. S. IN LOSS OF HOSPITAL SHIP IN FREIGHTER COLLISION

Maritime Libel On File Against -Luckenbach Line   Government Aske Big Sum For Alleged Negligence In Sea Catastrophe

914,000,000 ASKED FOR LOSS OF HP   UL. § SUES LINE WHOSE FREIGHTER COLLIDED WITH HOSPITAL VESSEL.

Line Sued In Ship Sinking   $14, 000,000 Asked fr  Damage Suit Filed By  Federal Government

LISTS 4 NEW POLIO CASES   One Reported As ‘Serious’ And Others As Mild  Cases

“STUPID BLUNDERING” AND INFLUENCE OF PRO-COMMUNISTS ON FEDERAL PAYROLL BLAMED FOR U. S. BEING IN KOREAN WAR   3 DISSIMILAR AMERICAN CITIES SERVING AS “GUINEA PIGS” IN EFFORT TO BUILD A DEFENSE FORCE AGAINST ATOMIC WAR

REDS RETREAT ON ALL FRONTS: BIANY GIVE UP   MacArthur Reports Marines at Gateway To Southern Capital

Tanks Lead Relief Group  Of Commies   But UN Headquarters Not Sure If They Are Chinese Reds

-Red Column From Manchuria 35 Miles From Seoul  WAIL. .f{Leuw Tw2zamea Tasntlee hua Al th. YM anaam , o/.  fLinaca F mw mamecsen aol Ald Bue cls ombmal Le, VY i  aoe Baisgau fw... rr.   pas   Southern Beachhead Bursts At Seams as Yanks Attack

Yanks Pound At Gates of Capital City   Capture of Seoul Expected Soon

‘Column with 100 Vehicles, Tanks Reported   No Indication Whether Forces are Chinese or Korean

Yanks Might Enter City. Late Today —   South Koreans: Win Beachhead At Samehok.

Tank Column Nearing Seoul,  M’Arthur Told   Reds Falling Back on Naktong; Yanks Now Have 6 Bridgecheads

Report Communist Resistance Stiffens   Americans and Allies Making Substantial Gains All Along Front From Pusan Perimeter to the Naktana River.

Commissioners Surcharged For Pavin 2 Selves Ex pense Allowance At Poor District

One Driver Is Beaten by Fight Roving Pickets; Truck Stolen, Smashed

Milk Strike Violence Is Renewed   Driver Beaten, 2 Trucks Dumped As Public Demand For Settle ment Grows Acute.

STRIKERS DUMP MILK CARGOES IN PITTSBURGH  soy   Violence Flares as Union Dealers Continue Negotiations for Settlement.

Truck Taken, Driven Over  Side of Hill   Beaver Falls Man Dragged From Truck; Public Pressure For Settlement Mounts As Strike Enters Thirteenth Day   REPORT NEGOTIATORS AS NEAR SETTLEMENT

Steelworker Held In Tex Thornton Murde: Accusing Wife Tries To Suicide In Washinaton Ja’!   AMARILLO BELIEVES FOHNSON “THEIR FAs

UN Hears President Urge Worldwide ‘War Against Want’   Russia Challenged To Agree On ‘Foolproof’ Peace Plan as Body Celebrates 5th Anniversary

 Would Wage a WW. ar Against Want, He Says  Only Alternative. to Build Military Might

Fool-Proof Plan Would Free UN To War On Want  _ ‘Truman Says U. §. To , ee Sas. oe eae eee

Warns Reds, However, Of  U.N. Power   Says Free Nations Will Stay Strong Till Soviet O.K.’s Curbs

Russia Challenged To Agree To ‘Fool-Proof’?’ Arms Ban  In Address Made Before UN

Wants UN Left Free To Battle Against Want   Offers Three Basic Principles To Set Aside War Weapons

Truman Issues Challenges To Russians   President In Plea For ‘Fool-Proof’ Peace Plan

Agree fo Plan For Disarming, Russians Told   Truman Says in UN Speech U. S. Will Continue to Build Up Military Forces As Insurance Against Aggression

Propounds Three Basic Principles For Disarmament   Declures U.S. and Other Free Nations Will Build Up Military Forces as “Insurance”

Toamperatuires   Challenges Soviet Russia To Agree With U.S. on Fool-Proof Disarmament

President Wants Fool Proof Plan   3 Basic Principles Offered As Means of Insuring Peace:

UN Acclaimed World Power Against Foes Of Freedom  President Commits   President Commits America To Course  Of United Nations

We Won't Cut Back Until Accord Comes   President in U.N. Address Says Goal Appears Distant But War Isn’t ‘Inevitable’

Dramatic Plea For Peace Made By President   Voice of America Carries Message Behind tron Curtain

Foo Proof Plan Sought for UN      President Wants United Nations Free to Battle Poverty

Speaks On 5th Anniversary Of United Nations   Warns, However, ‘hat Military Might Needed At Present

UNITED NATIONS DAY   Speech Before U.N. Stresses World 'War Aaainst Want’

Says Move Would Leave U.N. Free To War on Want   President Warns U.S. Will Build Up Army Unless Russians Yield

President Urges “Fool-Proof” Plan In Speech To UN   All Nations Must Ban Al] Weapons, Submit To Policing, Truman Says, So United Nations Can War On Want

Truman Calls On Russia To Agree  To Disarmament Wants United Nations Free To Undertake War Against Want

Truman Asks Reds To Agree On Peace Plan   U. S. To Continue Buildup Of Army Until Freedom Assured, Leader Says

Warns ‘Paper Promises’ Are Not Enough  Must Be Agreement On Atomic Control, Ho Tolle IL ND

REDS ARE ASKED T0 OFFER REAL PLAN FOR PEACE   iruman Challenges Russia To Agree To Fool-Proof Disarmament Plan— Arms  Build-Up Continues.

URGES RUSSIA T0 AGREE OK DISARMAMENT   Challenges Soviet Union To Join In ‘Fool  Proof’ Plan

Free World To Arm As  ‘Insurance  President Asks  — Peace to Wage

Soviet Cooperation Asked So U. N. Can Devote Time To War Against. Want   FREE NATIONS   To Build Up Military Forces Until Unanimous Agreement Is Reached, Chief Executive Tells U. N.

Armed Forces To Be Built Up As Insurance   President Leaves Door Open For Peace Talks

dJruman Challenges Russ To Agree on ‘Fool-Proof’ Plan to End Arms Race

-Truman Invites Reds To Accept ‘Plan To Disarm   Leaves Door Open For Peace Talks in Address For Fifth Anniversary Of UN Charter

Warns That West Will Continue  Building Might   Leaves Door Ajar For Peace Talks At Anv Time

‘Truman Hurls New Challenge To Red Russia   ‘Fool-Proof’ Disarmament  Plan UrgedIn U.N. Address

Truman Appears Before U.N. In Peace Appeal   President Warns Free Nations To Continue Building Forces As Insurance Against Agvcression

Truman Challenges Russia to Agree to a Foolproof Disarmament Plan

Challenges Russia To Agreement   ‘Fool-Proof’ Proposal Advanced By President At United Nations = Anniversary Meeting

U.S. Arming  To Continue As Insurance   Address Leaves Way Open For Additional Peace Talks: World Control of Atomic Energy Urged

Inside Story of U.S. Decision To Meet Korea Threat Told   Participants in Historic Conferences Say Truman’s Mind Made Un When He Returned

TOP OFFICIALS BACK MOVE  ‘Inside Story’ Behind HST's Decision On Korea Is Revealed

President Insisted on Drawing Line Against Reds, Say Chief Advisers

WALKOUT WILL DEPEND UPON CONFERENCES   Brotherhood Vote Result Announced At Clavaland: -~-

Brotherhooc Authorizes  Rail Strike   Actual Nationwide Walkout to Depend On Chicago Parley

Nationwide  Rail Strike In Offing   Brotherhood Votes Walkout; Last-Minute Conference Booked

Fuchs Plans No Guilt Plea, Lawyer Says   Scientist Reserves Details Of Defense Until Formal Trial

Fuchs Plans to Enter Plea of Innocent   Counsel for Atomic Give-Away Man  Reveals Plans

U.S. Must Be Ready To Lick  Reds—Johnson   Defense Secretary Keynotes. Anierica’s Attitude In Speech.

New Military. Moves Planned  Against Russia   Johnson Favors Licking Reds if Thev Break Peace

Shifts Military Craft, Plans Strengthening ot Defenses In Alaska

U.S. ‘Gets Tough About Russ Acts: Patience Tried   Series of Diplomatic and Military Moves Pushed by American Officials Today,

Counter-Blockade For Berlin Hinted   U.S. Strengthens Defense Of Outlying Areas In Warning Against War Threats

America Prepares Action Against Baby Blockade  Plans Also Drafted To Strengthen Nation’:

Blockade Of Red German  Lone Looms   Alaska Defenses Bolstered And Carrier Shifted

U.S. Blows Off  Steam at Reds   RUSSIANS TIGHTEN “BABY BLOCKADE’

Oleo Bill To  Pass Senate   Opponents Lose Fight _ To Amend Repealer Of Special Taxes

Oleo Tax Foes Claim Victory   Repeal Bill May Go Te House by Niaht

Fight to Repeal Oleo Taxes Nears Victorious End   Leading Opponent Concedes Fight Is Lost By Dairymen

Oleo Tax Repea Seems Certain, Foes Concede  Congress Wrangles   Congress Wrangles Over Several Others Issues, However

Fight for Repea Of Oleo Taxes Nearing Victory   One of Leading Foes Concedes Defeat With Climax by Nightfall

Bodies Hunted Near St. Ignace  Hlinois Man Claims He Killed Couple

MICHIGAN POLICE CHECK PARTS OF BLAIR’S STORY   FIND TWO PLACES WHERE HE PASSED SPURIOUS CHECKS

Lawmakers Warn Against Relaxing of Rear ming Drive following Victory in Korea

Nation Should Continue  Rearmament  UN Delegate Urges  _ America’s Arms Program Go Ahead

NAB INTRUDER IN QUEEN MARY HOME   Housekeeper and Helper Severely Beaten

President Gives His Prosperity Plan To Nation   Annual Economic Report Is Made To Congress— Optimism Shown   ASKS CONGRESS TO TAKE SOME ACTION

Formula Would Boost Economy To $300 Billion   No Big Tax Increase Seen; Balancing Of Budget Is Possible

GO0D BUSINESS IS FORECAST BY PRESIDENT   Sees Jobs For All, “No Big Tax: Boost ‘In: AnnualReport :

DISCUSSES PLACE OF PRIMARIES IN U. S. POLITICS: REPUBLICAN WOMEN ASSEMBLE

G. O. P. Women Told About  Issues In Present Campaign   ‘Mrs. Henry Woolman And Albert C. Vaughn, Congres sional Candidate, Were Principal Speakers Before   County Organization

Suicide’s Wife ‘Put On Stand       Husband Wos Told To Alter Records 

‘Lonely Hearts Case Appealed tc Supreme Court   First Step to Be Request For NY Court to Re-Hear Arguments in Case

Plot to Kill MacArthur Called a Fake   Navy Orders 17 Women Doctors to Duty

Candidates for Legion Program  Questionnaires Sent To 249 Nominees

Payments On Higher Schedule Effective Tomorrow Will Be Reflect ed In October Checks.

No Delay Expected In Sending Out Increased Social Security Checks

‘CZECH TREASON TRIAL Major Defendant, Woman. Admits Spying for West

TOP DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY IN CZECH TRIAL   Horakova Admits Spying For West, Sabotage And High Treason

Main Defendant In Czech Treason  Trial Admits Guilt   Dr. Horakova Enters Plez As Trial of 13 Accused As West's Spies Opens

NO FOUL PLAY IN ‘COUNTY'S CANCER DEATH OF CRESCO MAN DERIVE IS OVER TOP

16 Children Hurt as Bus Plows Into Freight Train  Driver of School Bes Also Injured fe Early Morning Crash at Dennison

HALF OF SEOUL — POPULATION HAS” FLED TO SOUTH   City to Be “Quiet” in Three More Days; Rhee Gov't to Stay.

Churchill Declares Communists Losing   Conservative Leader Says Korea Fight Start Of © “Hoe Wer)

PLAIN ENGLISH ANSWERS — U. S. Tells What To Do In Case Of A-Bomb Attack

“Survival Under Atomic Attack” Is_ New Booklet Issued by Government

Goal: Copy im Every Home--    6 Sur vival § Secrets of Atom  Attack Told in New Booklet

Government Booklet Gives Advice For Survival Under Atomic Attack

—EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE Booklet Tells What To Dol. A-Bomb Attack

Government Offers Data To Atomic Questions In Lons-Promised Book

OY FeCl DICE. BO BF Che MORO MERC.  Governmentlssues Manual Whict Tells You How to Survive Blast

Airican Prince Assails Britain   Accuse Great Britain Of Depriving Him Of Throne In Bamangwatc

FOR DEFENSE LEADER   SELECT THE WINNERS   51 Organized Houses Took Part in K. U. Homecoming Contest

SELECT THE WINNERS   51 Organized Houses Took Part in kK. U, Homecoming Contest

BRITISH LABOR CABINET MEETS   Probably the Last Before  General Election

Envoy fo Urge Europe to Speed Defense   President Sending Specialist to London Meeting

Envoy to Urge Europe to Speed Defense  President Sending   President Sending Specialist to London Meetina

Envoy Told To Boost Allied Help   Spofford to Seek Even Greater Defense Buildup

U. S. to Urge Pact Nations Step Up Arms   Envoy Returns to London To Continue Allied Defense Talks

Ask Europe To Up the Ante on Defense Again   Specialist C. M. Spofford Takes off for London tc Talk to Atlantic Group

Further Arms Hike by Allies To Be Sought   Expect Spofford to Cite Seriousness of War Threat in Europe

YOUNG AND OLD UN LUST PLANE   PASSENGERS INCELYtDED WEALTHY EXECUTIVES, MINISTER AND LABORERS.

Frost Loss Not Bad In Michigar  Potato Yield High In Upper Peninsula

\Light Frost Saturday’ ‘Did No Sertous Damage To Michigan Farm Crops

18 Injured As Rioting Flares In Italian City   Violence Aftermath Of General Strike Called By Labor

Winds Of Near Hurricane Force Strikes N. Y. And Eastern Seaboard   Train Service Into New York Crippled; Air Flights Cancelled: Two Known Dead

Yonpo Airfielc Feels Force.  Of U.S. B-29s   Aussie Fighters Give. Escort on Raid Over Enemy Base

FALL BACK 10 AVOID TAEJON ENCIRCLEMENT   Capture of Yongdok I Hailed As A Major Allied Victory

Yanks Clear Coast Cifies   But Americans Forced Back  im Taaion Area

Key Centers Captured By  Americans   Communists Appear To Be Regrouping For New Assanit

Troop Train in Head-On Wreck   Six Dead, Four Engine: men Are Missine

Ten Soldiers Die as Train: Collide  In Canada 44 Persons Hurt   44 Persons Hurt And 4 Trainmen Missing in Remote Mountain Area

Four Trainmen Missing and 44 Others Injured   Late-Running Troop Train and Transcontinental Passenger Train Meet Head On on Canadian Mountain Hillside.

Trains Crash, Killing 10; Scores Hurt   Canadian Soldiers Die in Accident; Four Grewmen Lost

Hanley Is Resting AtHudsonHospital   Dewey Blames. Democrats for Condition of Senate Nominee

Acheson Denounces Soviet Charge Treaty Is Violated  Right of Western Powers To Keep Troops In Area Defended By Secretary of State

Acheson Attacks Trieste Charges  Russia Wants West To Leave Territory

ACHESON SAYS REDS’ TRIESTE CLAIMS FALSE   No Violation of Treaty Seen; Charge Bid To Disrupt Solution

Big Three To Rebuff Red Charge   State Secretary Says U. S. Not Violating Treaty

Acheson Scores Red Charges of Pact Violation  Calls Moscow Statements “Wholly False"; Russia Rejects Every Deman of U.S. Reaardina Miccing Plane

Here's A Digest Of What The President Has Asked For Now      Should Contro! Consumer Credit

Charges Against Ochoa Being Heard By Mexican Court   Asks Injunction Against Removal To United States

TERMS GIVEN IN COAL PACT   Wages Are Raised 70 Cents Per Day For Total Of $14.75

16. 0. P.’SIN OKLA. STRONG   Democratic Candidates For Governor, Senator In Tough Races

Demos Battle To Hold Stafe   Party Split Encouraged Republicans to Moke Strong Challenge for Top. Offices

Tough Battle For Political State Power   Democrats Fighting for Political Life in State At Polls; Toughest  Fight in Party History

Dilworth, Musmanno Head Ticket   Senator Ruth Slated b Democrats for Internal Affairs Post.

Policy Grouy Completes Democrats’ State Ticket  Myers, Dilworth And Musmanno To Head Slate _  In Primaries

SHELLS POUR ACROSS BORDER   South Korean Troops on East Coast Supportel by American Warships — Forces In Oother Sectiong Close in for “Final Kill  Against Remnants of Invading Arniv,

Policeman Shot In Johnsonburg   Shooting Breaks Up Celebration For Today’s Grid Game

FORMOSAN QUESTION MAY COME BEFORE UN   Malik Directs That Matter Be Added To Security Council's Work Shert

Malik Calls Up  Formosan Issue  Security Council To. Meet Thic Afternoon

Malik Calls UN Session On Formosa   Floor Fight Expected To Keep Korea at Top of Agenda List

Senate Sends FormosaKorea Aid Bill Over To  Truman For Signature   U. S. State Department Protests Nationalist China's Bombing Of Defenseless Civilians And  American Properties In Shanghai

Senate Sends Far East Aid To President   U.S. Protests Aerial Raids Launched by Nationals  At Farinncsa Bace

U.S. Presses Far Pacific  Aid Program   Agrees to Loans: To Indonesia, . Formosa. Korea

Korea-Formosa Aid  Bill Passes Senate  Votes $88,000,000 Non-Military Help

Aid To Korea And Formosa Gets Approval   Measure Goes To White House After Clearing Congressional Hurdlec

Takes Less Than Seven Minutes To Finally Approve $88,000,000 Program House Had Approved

$100 MILLION LOAN GRANTED TO INDONESIA   Action In Senate Sends Far Pacific Aid Act To White House

Indonesia Granted Big Loan To Buy Industrial Supplies; Warn Chiang on Bombings

AID 0 FORMOSA AND SOUTH KOREA VOTED BY SENATE   Bill Caliing for $88,000,000 Program vf Nonmilitary Assistance Goes to White House.   'U. S. TO LEND 100 MILLION TO INDONESLA  :   Credit Fits in With Policy ot Trying to Stem Conumunisin by Strengthening Deuocratic Regimes.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Give Our True Form Of Government Another Chance

Pole Quits UN Position, Asks Asylum   Another Day of Walk. outs in International Politics.

International Roundup *  Red Brass Turn Walk Out!  Maneuvers Into Track Meet

NEW SCHOOL BILLS   ‘Were Given Final Approval by the Legislative Council

iblahwwsd ‘Pectasnatian dterted   Chill Winds Cool Off This Reaion

CHILL WEEK END ISIN PROSPECT   Central Part of Nation Cooled Off By Canada Breezes.

‘ADDITIONAL SLASH {S OKAYED  House Group Defeats Truman's Plan For New Oil, Gas Taxes

Action Results In Big Savings lor Operators   Depletion Allowances For Other Products Voted by Committee

Extra Taxes On Gas, Oil Operators Are Rejected House Committee  Refuses To Cut  Allowances Tl Ty tet

ee ee ay ae “ADDITIONAL SLASH IS OKAYED  House Group Defeats Truman's Plan For New Oil, Gas Taxes

Slash In Depletion Allowances Turned Down By Committee   Oil, Gas, Sulphur and Non-Metallic Mineral: Allowances Continued as Ways and Means Group Votes Deductions for New Items

Jap Reds Call ‘General Strike’  As Part Of Growing Anti-U. S$. Campaign

Trials Of Eight Jap Red: Occasion For Outhburst Of Anti-American  Sentiment In Japan

Prime Minister Confers With MacArthur on Situation eee! Vonsers Win MacArinur on Stuation  Occupation, Jap Police on Alert as Reds Call Strike

Japanese Reds Set Anti-U. S. ‘General’ Strike On Saturday   Occupation, Native Police Alerted To Cope With Violence Although Scope Of Proposed Walkout Far Short Of General Stoppage

Japan's Reds Call Anti-U. $. Strike  MacArthur, Premier Yoshida in Parley

FIVE KILLED IN BUS CRASH   Twenty-five Others Injured In Collision In Michigan.

State Needs No New Taxes Now  Revenue Up, But Roof May Fall In 1952

Brannan Plan Will Be Top  Midwest Issue   Republicans Se e« Democrat Split Or The Farm Program

GOP Basing Main Issue On Brannan  Price Plan   Democrats Are Split On Idea Of Paying Farmers On Subsidy

GOP Hops In Brannan Plan Fight   Republican Leader Welcomes Issue in November Elections

HEAR TALK ON SHIFTS  Mose Whitson of Topeka Was Guest Speaker at Coop Club

Plane Vanishes In Flight Over Montana  22 Persons Aboard  Missing Airliner

PRODUCTION GIVEN OK   Farin Bureau Head  Asks Long Range Sight on Buildup

Farmers Get Plea: Boost Food Output   Harriman’s Message Gets Quick Response From Farm Bureau Leader Allan Kline 

Blast Sinks French Ship, 35 Missing  Frigate Submerges Off Atlantic Coast

Cause Of Blast Off Coast Not Determined   Former American Frigate Wrecked South Of Cherourg

35 Lost When French Ship Sinks In Blast   Meteorological Craft Blown Up Off St. Male Ry Maonetic Mine

Mine Explodes French Ship; 35 Seamen Missing   Frigate Sinks Off  Atlantic Coast Port; AN Raliaved Racruaed

Gen. Walker Feels Tide Has Turned   3) French Navy Men Missing In Ship Blast

Ship Wrecked By Explosion   40 Are Reported Rescued In Atlantic Tragedy

WA; BLASTED BY MINE   French Vessel Sunk As She Lay at Anchor at St. Malo

French Ship   Many of 32 Missing Feared: Dead in Blast ‘Off Port of St. Malo

French Vessel Hits Magnetic Mine Ship Blast Kills 11 and 36 Missing

32 MEET DE AS MINE BLASTS FRENCH VESSEL   Naval Frigate Is Sent Down While At Anchor Outside Port On North Coast Of Brittany.

BACKS DEMANDS ON RUSSIA   Say It Is Time to Stand for Rights,  “Even with Russia”

RGES "REGULATED FREE ENTERPRISE Kline Upsets Trend Of Cotton Meetings

Red Invaders Retaining Grip On Hainan Island Despite Terrific Losses   Chinese Nationalists Report 2,000 Killed B: Their Planes While Ground Forces Battling On Beachheads.

Chinese Battle Communists On Two Beachhead:  Declare Only Half   Declare Only Haff Reds’ Amphibious Force Was kinded

7,000 Red Troops Gain Beachhead   2,000 Ashore Killed, Chinese Nationalists Claim, In Battle For Hainan Island

Planes Kill 2,000  Hainan Invaders   Report From Nationalist: Saya Battle Ts Continecd

REDS FIGHT 10 HOLD BEACHHEAD   CLAIM 2,000 DIE AS CHINESE SEEK TO REPEL INVADERS

Sino Troops  Battling Red Invaders   Communist Forces Established Two Beachheads Today

Nationalist Planes Kill 2 000 Invaders   Red Troops Hold To Beachheads Gained Yesterday

Batter Reds On Hainan   If No New Landings Are Made, Nationalists Mav Smash Invasion

2,000 Reported Killed In Sea, Air, Land Battle   Nationalists Put Up Bitter Resistance As Communists Succeed In Landing Half 15.000-Man Force

Nationalisis Fight ne Nee Reds on Hainan       Kai-shek Forces Claim Slaughter Of 2,000 Invaders

Nationalists Say 2,000 Invaders Of Hainan Dead   Reds Gain 2 Beachheads On Last Stronghold Held by Chiang

NATIONALISTS CLAIM DEATHS OF 2,000 REDS   7,000 Chinese Communists Set Two Beachheads On Hainan Isle

Truman Seeks Control Over Rubber Plants   Urges Synthetic Product Authority For 10 More Years

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR RENEWAL Of RUBBER CONTROLS   Seeks Authority To Sell Syn thetic Plants To Private  Daaemare

Truman Asks Long Control Over Rubber   Synthetic Plants Would Be Sold  To Private Firms

Special Message   Truman Asks For New Controls On Synthetic Rubber

COLD WAVE FOLLOWS HEELS OF BLIZZARDS   Trains Halted, Schools Closed In Midwest

Small Tropical Blou Skirts Florida Coast   STORM BTOWS   WARNINGS HOISTEHN

Storm Warning Flags Fly in West Florida  Little Damage Done By First Blow But State Kept on Alert

Queuille Confirmed As Premier   Vote Delayed By Attack On Truman By Communists

Probers Getting Much More Data Than Anticipated  Study Of Loyalty   Study Of Loyalty Files Is Being  Praceed_

Communist Probe Getting FBI Data   Senators Receive More Than Expected

Refuse To Unload  Russian Crabmeat   NY Longshoremen Would Send 80-Ton, $250,000 Cargo Back to Soviets

Boycott Slapped On Russian Item  Longshoremen Are Anaered by War

Southern Governors Begin Arriving At Charleston For Annual Meeting

NEW YORK STUDIES RAIN PRODUCTION   Conference Is Scheduled With  Dr. Lanemuir

Shootings Reminiscent Of 1949 Unruh Incident In Which 13 Died—New Jersey Fugitive Was Armed With Thompson Machine Gun

At Least Six Others Reported Badly Wounded   Mad Killer Escapes From Little Community Near Vineland, N.J., in Speeding Four-Door Ford Sedan.

Berserk Gun Wielder Kills 5 Wounds 6   Men, Women Mowed Down in Rural New Jersey Area; Police Nab Armed Slayer

South Jersey Killer Seized By State Police   Shootings Occur in Homes of Estranged  Wife and Her Father

Crazed Man Murders 5, Wounds 5  WHOA”   Machine-Guns Relatives, Flees: Captured Later

BESERK SLAYER OF FIVE CAUGHT   VICTIMS INCLUDE 3 OF ES TRANGED ‘JEE'S FAMILY— 5S OTHERS WOUNDED.

Berserk Jersey Gunman Kills Five, Injures Six In Farm Shooting Spree

FIVE MURDERED, SIX WOUNDED IN NEW JERSEY  Berserk Killer Captured

Goes Crazy, Kills 4, Wounds 4 More, Near NJ. Villace   State Police Mobilize te Hunt Insane Gun Wielder

Convict Mother on Murder Coun!   Poisoned Whisky Was for Husband, Claim

White River Still Overflowing Bank  Forecasters Predict Possible Rain Here On Thanksgiving Day

Peak of High Water Is Hit At 16.5 Feet   Four Roads Closed— Forecasters Pre:lict Higher Temperature: For Next Five Days

More Snow or Rain Expected Here Tuesday   Week End Rain Sends River to 16.5 Feet— Four Roads in Area  Closed by High Water

Humpty-Dumpty Spill Taken By Egg Prices  Other Foods Edge Upward In Cost; Sharon Increase Blamed On Storms

SR BOARD OF REGENTS HERE FOR MEETING      Group To Be On Campus At College All Day Tomorrow

Pair Shot In Doctor's Office  Dhucician Claime Brothers Were Blackmailina Hin

(Physician reid In Case . Par  Blackmail Ended Blackmail Killing

Claims Brothers Demanded $750 Payment Doctor Held For Shooting Of Pair Of Alleaed Blackmailers

Muncie Doctor Held without Charge after Shooting 2 Men in Bloody Fight: Charges He Was Blackmailed

Peterson Quifs Courf to Run For Governor   Third to Seek D.-F. L. Nomination In State Primary.

MAHONEY REFUSES TO CONCEDE HIS DEFEAT   Campaign Manager Sars Recount May Be Requested In Clase Counties

Lane Saved By State's Unit System   Mahoney Leaves Way Open For Recount

TO INITIATE SENATOR   Harry Darby Wilt ccome. Honor.  ary Member of K.

TO INITIATE SENATOR   Harry Darby Will Become Honor ary Member of K.U. Groups

Church Says Enemy Took Bad Licking   Red Division's Days Of Fighting Ended; Americans Command Strategic Ground

Allied Forces Triumph All Along the Line; South Koreans Recapture Pohang and Kigye

Drop Arms To Escape At River   North Koreans Take ‘Hell - Of Lickine’, Report

Red Koreans Retreat From  River Bulge   Red Fourth Division * Fighting Days Over, Ceneral Church Saya

GAVE IT “HELL OF A LICKS, SAYS ET2RAL   Allies Stall Advance Os  Taegu By 30,000  Red Koreans

Search for Plane, Find Forest Fire   Troopers Called to Rugyed Mountain Area on Report Plane Hed Croshed

CONTROL LIFTED ON COTTON CROP   Government Removes A]] Restrictions On Production — Price Support Is Also Promised.

All Restrictions Off 1951 Colton   Sharp Expansion Expected In: Delta, Texas, Okinhoma And California .

RESTRICTIONS ON COTTON OFF   Farmers To Be Allowed To Raise Unlimited Crops In 1951  MORE LINT NEEDED

Government Lifts All Restrictions On Cotton Crop   Has Not Yet Said If It Will. Boost  Price Guarantee.

No Indications Y et That Government Will Boost Cotton Price Guarantees

Restrictions Lifted From Production Of 1951 Cotton   No Indication Of Boosting Price Supports, However

North Koreans Say Gen. Dean Ts Suill Alive   US. 2hth Disision Commander Missing Since July 20th

20 North Koreans Report Seeing Gen. Dean Alive In Red Hands 6 Daus. Aag

Beserk Banker Murders Three.  Then Hurls Himself To Beant OF Tencolke

Murders Three, Then Dives {nto Path of a Truck   Yonkers Banker’s Crime: Not: Learned Until Hours Later

Americans Hold Starvation Grip On 2,000 Reds   South Koreans Suffer Setback On East Coast

PLEAS FOR BOOST IN GASOLINE TAX   PUBLIC WORKS HEAD CALLS STATE ROADS AMONG WORST INU,S

Arraigninent Of Local Men Indicted By U. S. Jury Slated July 24 -

Senate Probers Reported Split On Lattimore  Not In Agreement That F.B.I. Report

Senafors Divided on Latfimore   » Hickenlooper Not Convinced Of Clearance

Entries Made During Night   Three Buildings Broken Into But Loss is Small

Entries Made During Night  Three Buildings   Three Buildings Broken Into But Loas is Small

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Truman Says Invaders Will Be Defeated   Doesn't Plan to Call ’ Reserves or National Guard Now

‘40 Tanks Lead Power Drive of North Koreans   Americans Slowly Cutting Down Enem; Vehicles, Planes

Truman Eyes Steps To End Rail Walkout   President Believes Korean Fight Will ‘Work Out All Right’

‘Truman Not to Call Reserves, Guard; ' Threatens Action In Rail Walkout

President Does Not Plan To Cail Reserves   Promises Drastic Action In Rail Strike If Not Ended

No Present Plans To Call Guard or Reserves--Truman  President Also Says He [sn‘t Planning to Seek Marea Soade

PRESIDENT SAYS NO PLANS MADE TO.CALL BYARD   Reserves Also Not Needed Now In Korean War—Truman Thinks Everything Will Be All Right. _

No Plans For Calling Out National Guard  President Truman Says No Need For

President Says There Are No Present Plans To Call NG or Reserves   “It Will Work Out All Right” Truman Says of The Korean Situation

Truman Has No Pians To Call Reserves Now  Certain Evervthing   Certain Everything Will Work Out All Riaht In Korea

Truman Termed Worst President, Keen Politician   Pendergast School Is Poor Place to Learn U. S. Ideals—Stassen

Stassen Labels Truman ‘Worst’  UL §. Presiden!   Vigorous GOP Attack Or  Administration Urged  ss By Leader of Party

Truman Cleverest Politician. Worst President In History. Stassen Charges In Address

Siomen Calls Truman  “Cleverest Politician”  A nd “Worst President’

Tour Assailed as Puppet Bid   Pendergast Tactics in Politics Rapped

Stassen Labels Truman “Worst President” And “Cleverest Politician”

Says West Trip All Political   Urges Republicans to Organize, Work in 1950 Elections

 Stassen Describes Truman Cleverest Politician And Worst President.

Sees Misuse of Power of Office manne enennnnnnnenttbs  Stassen Labels HST Our Worst President

STILL ‘CLEVEREST POLITICIAN’  Stassen Calls Truman ‘Worst President’

Educator Says Mock Congress Truman's Goal   Republicans Urged Ti Fight Against ‘Cleverest Politician’

Republican Leader Admits He’s Also Cleverest Politician Who Ever Held Presidency; Calls On GOP To Expose Administration Fault«

STASSEN TALKING: Truman Is Worst President And Cleverest Politician

Stassen Calls Truman Cleverest Politician, Worst U. S. President

Truman ts Galled ‘Worst President’   But Harold Stassen Says President Is ‘Cleverest Politician’

CALLS TRUMAN TOP POLITICIAN, BAD PRESIDENT   Stassen Says His Western Trip Is for “Puppet” Congress

Stassen Brands Truman As ‘Worst’ President, ‘Cleverest’ Politician

Stassen Labels Truman Worst’  President Termed Clever Politician

Stassen Says HSI]  ‘Worst President Ever In Oftice   Charges President's Tour In West Is Try For ‘Puppet Congress;’ Calls On Republicans To Meet Situation Brought On By Truman

STASSEN CALLS TRUMAN NATION'S WORST PRESIDENT   Declares Executive's Ap. proaching Tour of West Is Designea to Obtain a Puppet Congress.   ASSERTS TANPAYVERS WILL PAY FOR TRIP   Urges Republicans to Strike Back and Expose Conditions of National Administration.

FIRES STIFF BOLT -‘Stassen Says Truman ‘Worst President’ Ever In White House

SAYS TRUMAN IS THE WORST U. S. PRESIDENT   ‘He's Also the Cleverest Poli.   ticion, Declares Harold  EF Ctarcean.

Thumb Nail Sketch  kok Ok Stassen Describes Truman As Worst President,  Cleverest Of White House Politiejanc

Stassen Calls Truman:  ‘Worst President,’  “Cleverest Politician’

Truman is Called “Worst President’  In Stassen Talk  Calls Western Trip Bid for Election Of Piinnet Conarecc

Truman Is ‘Worst’ President   That’s the View Of Harold Stassen Expressed in Talk

Sfassen Hits Harry Truman In New Sneect   Bitter Criticism of  President Sounded by Republican Leader in New York Address

STASSEN RAPS PRES. TRUMAN   ‘Worst: President’ Ever To Occupy WhiteHouse, He Tells N.Y: Women

Stassen Tags Truman as ‘Cleverest Politician’ but the ‘Worst President’

Way Clear For Settlement In Chrysler Strike   Union Okays Trust Fund Idea But Want: Larger Lump Sum

Way to Peace In Chrysler Strike Offered   Company Says $30 Million Available For Pension Fund

Break In Auto Strike Is Seen   Chrysler Offers Fund For Pension Trust;  Union Accepts Idea

Chrysler Strike Nears Settlement   Peace Wedge Is  Pansian Offer

Company Submits “Package” Offer Break Seen Near in  Chrysler Stalemate

Way Appears to Be Open for Peace Today In Two-Month-Old Strike af Chrysler

RECESS JOINT PEACE TALKS UNTIL MONDAY   Company’s Pension Offer May Yet Be Basis For A Settlement

Way Seems Oper To Strike Peace  _ Chrysler Offer on - Pension Accepted

Wav Seen Open For Auto Peace  Fund Offer May Be Breaker Of Deadlock

Chrysler Offer Opens Path fot Ending Strike.   Union Accepts Idea, But. Not Amount; May Break Long Deadlock

Way Opened to End Auto Strike   Pension Trust Fund Offer Made by Chrysler

Chrysler Strike Seems Near End   Joint Peace Talks Recessed After Both Sides Compromise

See Compromise Possible to End Chrysler Tieup   Company and UAW Making Headway, Is  Belief in Detroit

wK K K 5,500 Attend Barbecue And Parade  Alst Birthday Event Opens At Crosbyton

5,500 Attend Barbecue And Parade  Alst Birthday Event “Onens At Crosbyton

Nationalists Say Most Of 900 Reds Killed, Captured  Cheer ed By Ss Rae Of ainan 1 Attac

Foresee Close Finish in State Election Races    Democrats Confident of Making Best Run in Many Years

Commies Pose New Threat By Flanking   U.N. Forces Hold Only One-Third O:!  Southern Korea

Tank Attacks Along Taejon Front Today   _UN to Get Its First MacArthur Report Tomorrow

Threaten To Shear Off South End Of Peninsula   Yanks Blunt 2 Tank Assaults

‘Reds Hold Two-Thirds Of Country   United Nations Forces Fight Doggedly to Keep Foothold From Which To Launch an Offensive

‘Fresh U. 58. Divisions ‘In Action   Communists Attempt Cutting Off of Pusan Supply Port on Coast

Assaults By Tanks Stab U.S. Lines  Communists Hold Important Centers

Tank-Led Assaults Repulsed   Flanking Movement Threatens Yankees In Southwest Area

Commies Aim Cut-Off  of Peninsula   Enemy Yields Ground to Ist Cavalry in Counterattack

Flank Move In South Is New Threat   G.I.'s in Central Area Battle Attempts To Ensnare Them.

Poses Thres        Aim to Cut Off Sout Korea, Force Yan ‘ Into Small Area. -

AMERICANS GIRD FOR BIG BATTLE IN WIDE SECTOR   Communists Cleim Two-Thirds OF Country—Yank Bezoohes Blast Invasion TYenks

Communists Aftempt to Force Defenders Back Onto Beachhead  Fresh U. S. Troops Blunt Attack on Central Sector But Reds Increase Their Attack Astride Taejon Highway.

Tank-Led Assaults Stab at U.S. Lines On 150-Mile Front   Fresh Troops are Blunting Force Of Red Drives

Sin Has a Beginning anda Middle But It Simply Does Not Seem to Have an End

Korean Reds Murder Seven GI Drisaners   American Soldiers Captured by Invaders Lined Up and Machine Gunned to Death

Captured Americans Machine-gunned By North Korean Communist Troons

Knockdown Fight Seems In Offing Over Color Video   FCC Promises It Will Fight Court Actions Against CBS Award

Tank, Flame-Throwers Reinforce Foot Soldiers, Creep Cautiously Through Crooked, Honeycombed Streets   CLAIM SIX FLEEING DIVISIONS ENVELOPED

FACES JAIL ON LIQUOR COUNT   Mrs. Hattie Spilger Named In Warrant Charging Sale of Liquor

World Police Force for  UN Proposed   Americans to Ask Russia About Missing Persons

U.S. Will Offer Armed Forces  Program to UN  Intention Is to Place   Intention Is to Place ‘Peace Patrol’ Body At Disposal of Group

UNITED STATES T0 GUT AID 10 GREAT BRITAIN   American Marshall Plan Officials Hint That Funds May Cease Altogether.

U.S. To Reduce Britain’s Share  OfMarshallAid   May Even Stop All Benefits Because Of Gaius Toward Recovery

Weather Turning Warmer in State  Following 31-Degree Reading Here Overnight

WHITE HOUSE WOULD EXTEND RENT CONTROL   RENT CONTROL  Administration Forces Take Steps to Continue Curb on  Te _sA2...

Police Arrest Man In Surprise Raid On Wire Room  i ee a i ee: : eee ee   Confiscate Race Sheets; Operator Is Discharged

Police Arrest Man In Surprise Raid On Wire Room  Confiscate Race Sheets; Operator Is Discharged

wo U.S. Destroyers Ready To Escort Shelled Vessel To Any Port but Shanghai

Destroyers Reach Shelled Freighter  Offer Escort to Any Port but Shanghai

OCTOBER CALL WILL BE 1,061   6000 Will Receive exams in September

March Winds Stir Up Mixture Of Bad Weather   Snow, Gales, Rain Floods, Dust Storms Reported in Nation

Elements Show Signs of Getting Back on Beam ; f  March Winds Stir Up Bad Weather Mixture

Late March Winds Stir Up Mixture Of Bad Weather For Midwest; South   Snow, Gales, Rain, Floods And Dust Storms - Sweep Many States, Tying Us Traffic And Closing Schools.

Weather’s Elements Show Signs Of Returning to Normal After Severe Midwest Storms  Crop Damage in South States ls Running High in Costs.

b DEATHS ARE ATTRIBUTED T0 HEAVY STORMS   But Weather Is Returning t Spring's Poth Across Nation Today

Winds Stir Up Mixture Of Bad Weather With Snow, Rain, Hail And Dust Storms

Many Areas Are Buffeted By Storms   Snow, Rain, Hail, Sleet, Gales And  Thundershowers In Mianvy TT & SGaptiange

eon RAIN AND FLOODS — © March Winds Bring Bad Weather To Midwest Areas

Three Dead As Nation HitBy Strong Winds  Snow Blankets Big Area In Midwest; Texas Gets Duster

27 AMERICANS RELEASED BY CHINA CAPTORS   Propaganda at Bottom Of Move; Men Were Well-Treated

WOMEN OF G.0. P. HEAR CANDIDATES DISCUSS ISSUES   Albert C. Vaughn Makes Earnest Plea for Women To Be Active Nov. 7th   ELECT OFFICERS   Other Candidates Address Group at Annual Meeting

Hawaii Eruption Pours Lava River Toward Villages   Expert Says Tremendous Flow of Molten Rock May Last for Weeks

MAY LAST FOR WEEKS New Hoods of Lava Belch From Sides of Mauna Loa

Anti-Subversive Bill  ‘Senate Leaders Reject  Truman Bill As Too Mild

MANY POETS INSPIRED BY FLORAL BEAUTIES   Miss Josephine Carver Tells Lingohocken Garden Club   MRS. KIRK IS HOSTESS

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIPES

Gales Continue To Hit Western Part Of State   Damage Runs High In Area Battered By Week End Storm

Chinese Attack Lines Guarding Hamhung Port   Armada Waiting There to Evacuate Marines, Infantry

Property Tax Assessments Will Stand Despite Court Ruling, State Expert Says

Tax Bill RammedThru Committee   Measure Expected to Go to White House by Sept. 1.

TaxBoost Approval Predictec   War-time Levies Expected _ To Be Effective On October ]

Tax Boost  Approved by  Committee Would Increase  Income Levies Raw 5A ANA ANG

Tax Boost Bill Given Approval  Republicans, Democrats Join on Measure

Truman's Bill to Up Taxes Wins Approval   Quick Senate, Hous: Passage af Measure Expected

Truman’s Bill to Up Taxes Wins Approval  Quick Senate, House   Quick Senate, House Passage of Measure Expected

BLOG FORGES NEW TAX-RAISING BIL   PARTIFS COMBINE IN SENATE TO RAM THROUGH 65.0, ooo MPEASURE.

Truman’s $5 Billion Tax Boost Plan Unanimously Approved By Committee

Virtual War Footing ‘First Installment’ Vax Koost Gets Approval _

Senate Finance Unit Passes Bill Boosting Taxes  Social Security Paceece Senate And   Social Security Passes Senate And Goes To President

SENATE GROUP APPROVES TAX BOOSTING BILL   Quick House, Senate Okay Seen for $5  Billion Increase

wKKKKKK REP. CAMP FAVORS ADJOURNMENT IN TIME  FOR POSSUMS, PERSIMMONS

National Deficit Still Increases   Red Ink Splashing to Be Jet-propelled in Next Two Months.

Govt. Deficit Expected To Soar To Over  Fi ive Billion   Budget Bureau Estimates aie  Will R ‘Av R ate of  ’ $360 Mien a Week

Nation's Deficit For Fiscal Year Over Two Billion   Budget Bureau Expect Figure to Reach $5,400,000,000 Mark

Wr LIE A AVGRET TS  Government Deficit Is Predicted To Climb To Over Five Billion

Oil Slick Off Milwaukee Located By Coast Guard, Also Wreckage; Plane En Route From New York To The Pacific Northweat.

Fear All Are Lost; Find Wreckage Off Milwaukee   Craft Disappeared Last Nig rf Storm: On Cross-Country Fligl

DC-4 PLANE WITH 58 IS MISSING   Searchers Find Oil Slick on Lake Michigan

Oil Slick Spotted Off Milwaukee; 58 Aboard Plane   CAA Refused Pilot Permission To Descend 1000 Feet; DC-4 Fn Route To Seattle From NY

DC-4 Last Reported Over Lake Michigan; Oil Slick Located   Air, Surface Search Pressed For Craft En Route from New York to Pacifie Coact

2 Oil Slicks  Reported By Coast Guard  Planes, Boats  In Wide Search

Wreckage and Oil Slicks Found on Water Hint Tragedy Befell DC-4 Air Liner, Downed on Way to Coast

Disappears in Storm With 8 Persons Aboard  No Actual Trace: of Plane. Occupants: =

Northwest Airliner Believed Lost in Lake Michigan near Milwaukee; Huge Search Underway.   FOGS HAMPER EARLY MORNING SEARCH

Last Heard Of Over Stormy Lake Michigan   Oil Slick Loceted Off Milwaukee

Disaster Can Be Worst In (.S. History   Passengers Taken On At New York City On Way To Northweat

'58 Persons Reported On 'DC-4 Plane   Oil Slick Off Milwaukee Found, Plane Enroute  To Pacific NW

Fear Expressed Northwest Airliner is Lost Following Discovery of Oil ‘Slick Off Milwaukee by Coast Guard — Wreckage of Unknown Nature Also Found—Craft Was En Route From New York to Pacific Northwest      MAY BE WORST IN HISTORY

3 Oil Slicks Spotted By Search Craft   Northwest Officials Refuse To Giwe Up  Hane Far Paccenver

Oil Slick Is  Seen 9 Miles Off Milwaukee Fear Heaviest Casu alty List in Commaearcial Aviation.

Oil Slick Sighted: On Lake Michigan   Highest Toll in U. S. Commercial. Atr Historv Seen if Plane Is Lost

 ~ SEARCH vn Slick Area Is Marked   55 PASSENGERS, CREW OF THREE

May Be Worst Crash In History: 58 Are Missing   Find Oil Slick, But No Actual Trace of Plane

Plane With 28 Aboard  Is Missing   May Be Down In Lake Michigan; En Route Irom New York To Minneapolis

98 Were Aboard Air Coach Lost Near Milwaukee   Coast Guard Surface Craft Discovers Oil Slick; Wreckage Also Is Reported Found

Planes And Ships Search In Lake Michigan Area      COAST GUARD   Reports Oil Slick Sighted 9 Miles Off Milwaukee; Divers To See If DC-4 Fell Into Water

Oily Waters Of Michigan May Be Site  Giant Air Search Underway As Clue Roawnne Cantessod

WRECKAGE © SEEN NEAR. _ MILWAUKEE   Northwest - Airline  ‘Plone: Carrying 58 Persons Disappearsin Thunderstorm . Over Lake Michigan,   WORST U.S. AIR DISASTER FEARED   Four-Engine Craft Was on. Non-Stop Night Flight From New York to Minneapolis.

DC-4 Missing In Flight Over Lake Michigan   Oil Slick Sighted Neat Milwaukee—Officials Hinted Ready to Send Divers Down in Area

Report Wreckage Sighted in Lake Near Milwaukee   Plane Disappears In Thunderstorm Over Lake Michigan

Airliner With 58 Aboard May Be Dowr in Lake Michigan   Coast Guard Reports Oll Slick and Wreckage of Unknown Nature.

Lake Michigan Area Searched For Airliner   Coast Guard Finds Oil, Wreckage On Water

Airliner Is Lost In Lake Michigan Area; 58 Aboard      Coast Guard Finds Oil Slick, May Be Site Of Wreckage

Missing DC-4 Search Covers Lake Michigan   New Vork-ToSeaitle Flight Filet Denied Pecmission  To Deseend 1000 Feet

PLANE WITH 58 ABOARD DISAPPEARS OVER LAKE   Northwest Air Liner Carrying 55 Passengers And Three  Crew Members Missing Near Milwaukee—Oil Slicks  And Unidentifiable Wreckage Found On Lake Michigan But Searchers Are Unable To Locate Trace Of Craft Or Occupants

Margin of 56 to 16 Almos Brings Long Fight to  Close   VICTORY FOR SOUTH   TO MENTAL HOSPITAL   Woman Accused of Starting Hospital Fire is Ruled Insane

Woman Going fo Mental Hospital  Accused of Setting Fire at Davenport

GROWTH OF THE BRISTOL AREA  Much Pride Taken By Residents In The Products >f It:  Industries-—Some Carry Name of Area Far and Wide On Wrappers or Containers

SROWTH OF THE BRISTOL AREA   industrial Activity Here Has Greatly Expanded — Products Are Varied and Employment is More or Less Stable — List of Products, Which Are Widely Distributed, is Here Given.   Aetielea Five

‘GROWTH OF THE BRISTOL AREA  Mill Street Becomes Main Shopping Thoroughfare of Lower Bucks County As Bristol Forms The Axis Upon Which Anticipated Boom Turns.

GROWTH OF THE BRISTOL AREA  In the Opinion of Many, Bristol is Bursting at The Seams  and Overflowing Into Bristol Township — Large  Industries Have Located in Bristol Township As Well As Housing Developments.

(GROWTH OF THE BRISTOL AREA      eg a ee a  Cargo Carriers For Steel Flant Will Require A Channel In Delaware River With Minimum Depth of 38 Feet   of Water—Carriers Are To Be Over 600 Feet Long   —Much Work of Deepening Is Found To Be   Necessary   Arptiola Six

A. Goodman, Store Owner Here, Expires   Well Known Shelbyville Resident, Native of Poland, Had Extensive Department Store Interests.

EVANS DOESN’T CHOOSE TO RUN   Lieutenant Governor Say:  He Won't Be Candidate

Harsh Words Fly In Fight On Red Curbs   MeCarran, Kilgore Battle As Senators Wait Tuesday Vote

wovernor Kaps Violations ....  Speed Curbs Asked  For Buses, Trucks

Milk Restored In Washington   Bakers F ollow Drivers _ Of Buses In Strike At Los Angeles

Washington Milk Strike Settled; Start Deliveries   Issues Unsettled At Pittsburgh And Los Angeles

CAPITAL MILK STRIKE IS OVER   Drivers Accept Dairy Proposals; Pittsburgh Dispute Continues.

Young GOP Hails  McCarthy Pledge  To Keep Up Fight Senator Declares  Department Hides Data ahout Envov

DU QUOIN PILOT REPORTS SEEING FLYING SAUCER   Sights Disc 60 Feet Across,  10 Feet Thick Over Pinckneyville.

MARKET REPORT   4-H Achievement Show at Hospers August 16 and 17

Soviets Warn America Must AssumeBlame   USSR Calls on U. N. To Demand Recall  Of American Troops

Open War Seen Ahead Of U. S.   Russians Predict Tha America Must Pay For ‘Aggression’

Soviet Warns U.S. To Face Force Of Acts   Gromyko Charges Ameri: can Aggression Is Issue  That Must Be Faced

OFFICIALS LASH OUT AT GAMBLING   SENATORS TOLD PHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANIES HELP BOOKMAKERS,

Phone, Wire Firms Linked To Gambling  Delaware Official Testifies In Capital

All Night Parley Fails to End 93 Day Auto Strike   Effort Is Resumed Today; Expect Bell to Make Wage Offer

THREE STRIKE PARLEYS. SEE sFTTLEMENTS   Chrysler Night Session Fail: But Negotiations to Be Resumed.

Peace Moves Continue on Labor Front   A}l Night Session Fails To End Chrysler Strike; Building Workers Start Walkout in New York

\AIL-N ight Bargaining Session Fails T o End Chrysler Strike But Outlook Is Hopeful for Agreement

New York Stafe Adds Labor Woes  Chrysler’s Parley Stays in Deadlock

All-Night Session Fails fo Settle Chrysler Dispute  Mediators Report “‘Progress’’ in Lone

Report Some Progress Made During Parleys  Rail, Phone Strike Fronts Fairly Quiet

Slight Gains in Chrysler Strike Meade hy Mediators   All-Night Session, However, Fails to End Bitter Deadlock.

All-Night Talk Fails to End Chrysler Strike   15.000E levator perators In New York Leave Jobs

Some Progres: In Chrysler Strike Talks  Efforts Continue To Settle Telenhanc   Efforts Continue To Settle Telephone Rail Disputes

Car Deadlock Stull Prevails   Negotiations To Star Over Wages For Phone Crews

All-Night Session Fails To Settle Wage Issue In Chrysler Strike   But Efforts Still Underway To End Phone Workers Disagreement: Bell Offer Is Expected

All-Night Talks Fail to Settle ‘Chrysler Strike   Parleys Go on to End Disputes in Railroad, Telephone 'ndustries

BARGAINING FAILS     Chrysler, Union Deadlocked; Rail, Phone Talks Continuing

Chrysler Parley Still in Deadlock  Negotiators Busy On Other Fronts

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL AGAIN AT CHRYSLER   However, Mediators Report Progress in 95-Day Auto Strike.

Chrysler Walkout Continues   All-Night Session Recessed; Resume Conference Later

Progress Reported in Chrysler Strike After Another All-Night Negotiating Meet

Nighi Parley Fails to End Motor Tieup  Chrysler Auto Cheba Mavac   Chrysler Auto Strike Moves Into 93rd Dav

All-Night Labor Talk Fails Again   Deadlock on Non-Economic Issue in Chrysler Dispute

Smith and Darst Firm in Stands On St. Louis Tax   Cross Fire of Words Grows Hotter Over Special Session

Dies in Gunfight With KCK Police   Man Wounds Estranged Wife, Kills Grandmother, Tries To Shoot His Way Out

Economy Pares Aerial Defense Force Of U.S.A.   More Planes Needed But Funds Are Cut

Air Force Still Thinks 70 Groups Needed For U. S.  Symington Believes Nation Ie Lacking

Stalin Peace Prizes Seem to Have Gone  Astray in Kremlin   No Announcement Made in Moscow Regarding 1950 Awards  4 ef $25,000

NEW PENSION OFFER MADE BY CHRYSLER   Unien Indicates It Will Consider Proposal—Longest Day of Bargaining Held.

New Chrysler Peace Offer To Strikers   U. A.W. Considering Counterproposal on Pensions; Schedule New Parleys Today

NAB FARRELL MAN IN STORE HOLDUP   Attempt to Use Pistol on Policeman Foiled.

Younpoo Airport Abandoned By 3rd Division Doughboys; Allicd Armada In Harbor Fighting Invaders      ONLY BURGLAR ALARM OUTPOST AT HUNGNAM

North Korea  Forces Join In Attacks   3rd Division Beats Back Thrusts At Narrow Beachhead

Reds Announce Intent to Invade South Korea  Revitalized Narth Korean Army Jains Chineee Enreac

Yonpo Airport Abandoned by. 3d Division   North Koreans. Say - They Will Invade South Korea Again.

Reorganized Forces of North Korea Join China Reds In Coastal Attack   Big Guns of Warships Off Northeast Shore, Including “Mighty Mo,” Pour Devastating Fire Into Enemy Troops.  Dilii EVITA

Yanks Abandon Airport; Revitalized Red Koreans Announce New Invasion

Yank Forces Back Into Small Escape Pocket   U. S. Third Division In Hungnam Area ~ Leaves Yonpo Airport

North Korean Army SaysRed: To Cross 38th   Americans Back Into Beachhead Only 2 Miles Deep

Narrow Escape Route To Ten Miles Square   Vital Yompo Airport Is Abandoned as Unitec States Third Division Troops Fight Withdraw al Action on Northeast Coast.

Abandon Yonpo Airport Near Hungnam: Leave Only Alarm Outposts; North Koreans Announce Their Plans for a New Drive

Yanks Hold Tiny Strip at Hungnam;   New Invasion of South Vowed by North Korea Reds

Drive U. S. Out  Scream Reds  Defense Forces Withdraw   Defense Forces Withdraw To Tiny Port Pocket

Yongpo Field AbandonedBy Yank Forces   “Burglar Alarm’ Outposts Left To Give Warning

Doughboys Quit Last Airstrip On Our Beachhead   Rear Guards Beat Off ’Banzai’ Attacks: Allied Armada Lays Down Curtain of Fire

U. S. Troops Backed Into Area Two By Five Miles   Atlantic Pact Nations Agree To . Germany Rearm To Fight Communis

North Koreans Will Invade South Korea  With Aid Of Chinese   Americans Abandon Younpo Airport; Fighting With Backs To Sea Against “Banzai” Attacks.

Allies Beat Baek Chinese Banzai Attack   North Korean Army Plans To Inyade South Of 38th Parallel Avain

North’s Army Back in War At Port Trap   Beachhead Airport Yielded as Pocket Cuts to 10 Sq. Mi.

Communist China Rejects Efforts For Negotiations  Stipulates That US  Leave Korea and It

Communist Premier Chou Issues 6-Point Statement  Calling Proposal ‘Unlawful’

Chinese Reds Spurn U.N. Cease Fire Bid   Didn’t Help Form Plan Submitted, Radio Reply Says

UN FORCES SURRENDER ONLY TERMS   Asiatic Nations Chided For Aiding  ‘American Trick’

ANOTHER CHINA NO   Reds State Three-Point Re. jection of Latest U. N. Peace Move

Red China Rejects UN Truce Bid   Communists Insist Korean Peace Can Come Only On Own Tough Terms   Want All Foreign Troops To Leave, and UN Seat Before a Cease-Fire

Demands U.S. Leave Korea And Formosa   Charges U.N. Proposal Is American Trick

Rail Strike Starts Today As Scheduled  Gov't May Order Vital Roads Seized

Truman Keeps Hands Off in Hoasier Race   President Declines to Express Preference for Indiana's Democratic Senatorial Nomince

Overweight Truck Arrests Increase   State Police Arrests Running at All-Time High in Pennsylvania

Arrests For Overweight Trucks Increase In State   Average of 2,500 Truckers Being Nabbed Per Month

Plans Are Made for Cook ing Meat for About 3.000 Persons   A HUGE GROCERY LIST

PLENTY OF BEEF FOR HASKELL DAY   Plans Are Made for Cooking Meat for About 3,000 Persons   A HUGE GROCERY LIST

Southerners Fire First Broadside In. Fight With Truman   Byrnes Seeks .Governor's Helm [In South Carolina

South’s Democrats Will Launch Big Attack on Administration; Byrnes Tries for Governorship 

‘Take Air Academy Up Soon   Top Officials to Confer on the Proposal During Coming Month

Air Force Will Confer Further On Academy Sites   To Meet Congressional Leaders After January 1

MOVE TO OUST HIM ATTACKED BY LEE   $10.000. A. YEAR FEDERAI WORKER SAYS ACTION WAS POLITICALLY INSPIRED.

U. S. Aid Says Ouster Due To ‘Cover “up”   Lee Fights Removal Action, Charges ‘Political? Motive

8. Ammunition Craft Explode In Britain.  ' Only 7 lnjuved) Cause Undetermined

NAVAL BASE ROCKED   By Series of Blasts at Gosport, Eng., Last Night

NORTH CAROLINA DAMAGE PLACED AT $74,006,000   Motor Vehicles Commissioner Estimates Yearly Toll As More Cars And Increased Population Create Dangers.

Bridges Declares Red I:  Boao _   TIVUVEN DAUR IRUINAN  Says Data Release Woulc “Smear” Innocent Persons; McGrath Agrees

Senate Group Subpoenas Loyalty Files   Committee Prober Demand Data On ‘Reds’

Another GOP Senator Says Russia Must Have Master Spy Using U. S. State Department.   RULLETIN'!

Senate Group Subpenas Loyalty Files  hi.. Ppl... Bef... wt   Move Follows Refusal By Truman to Turn Over Records

Young Babysitter Saves Four Tots But Sorry She Couldn’t Save House

DABY SITTER, 13, SAVES 4 IN FIRE   GIRL TAKES CHILDREN TO SAFETY AS BLAZE LEVELS FOUR-ROOM HOUSE.

Baby Sitter Is Acclaimed Hero   Rescues Four Children As Fire Destroys Home; Feels Badly About Situation

Would-Be Assassin of President Truman Voices Innocent Plea in Death ef Guard

Dayton Stymied By Tax Ruling  400 City Employees Ordered Laid Off

Dear. Mom   Food Fairly Good, Get Tired A Lot, And Frightened, Sovg GI's Letter

Good Afternoon! in Today‘s Journal         "Danr Mam: You'd Be MIGHTY Proud Of Willie And Joe

LETTER TO THE HOME FRONT:  Things Looking Better For Mom's Boys On Korea Front

NO neat TIN FOR PAYING STUDENT BODY   Kentucky Collegians Refuse to End Long Session at Revival.

Merrill Lawyer G. 0. P. Candidate Against Kohler   Leonard F. Schmitt in Race: Fights Idea of Endorsement

 Beggs Eyes Senate Race  ‘Schmitt, Merrill Attorney, \Oeposes Kohler in Primary

CIO Studies U.S. Steel’s Pay Boost  Proposition   Amount of Offer Not Disclosed, But Believed  16 Cents an Hour

U. S. Steel, CIO Wage Boost May Be Okayed Today   Company Is Said To Have Offered 18 - Cents  Increase

 18-Cents Ramored :  U. S. Steel Offer to Union Moots Favor Of Phil Murray

Weekend Highway Death Toll Five   Soldier Killed When Car Hits Truck; Lad Killed Qn Seminele Street

Winter Stages Variety Show for Missourians   Sub-Zero Cold Climaxes Act. That Includes Sleet, Snow, Freezing Mist, Rain and Wind Storms; Climatic Binge Across the Nation

Winter Gives State Another Variety Show   Temperatures Drop in Wake of Rains, Wind, Sleet and Snoy

Storms, Ice Over State   Zero Weather Predicted Tonight In North Missouri

-Yippee' Ki Ouch] —-—— [cowboy Earns $21,800 With Help of Sponge

Sponge in Seat of Pants Is Main Enquibmentof Nation’s No. 1 Cowbo\

Peiping Radio Unleashes Blast Of Propaganda   U.S. Officially Admits Presence Of Mao's Soldiers

U.S. and World Uneasy as China Steps Up Attacks  Washington Hears MacArthur Warned To Avoid Clash

3 Red Divisions In War; Violent Anti - American Propaganda   Allies Forge Firm Line Against Combined Resistance

‘British Destroyer, South Korean Ships Hit By Red Air Force’s Yak Fighters

Red Yaks Raic  South Korean,  British Ships ‘English Destroyer  - -Undamaged; Allies Rinvo FE Gnetina

Soviet-Made Planes Raid British Ship   British Destroyer Reported to be Not Damaged; Attack Other Naval Units

HST Says Foreign Aid Must Go On   Speaks at University Graduation; Made Phi Beta Kappa.

TRUMAN PLEDGES FUNDS TO BLOGK SUVIET EXPANSION   Declares in Columbia Speech Aid Will Continue to Allies Until They Are Safe From Red Attack.   CROWD OF 15,000 IS SOAKED BY RAIN   President, After Finishing Speech, Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree From Missouri U.

Truman In Coach And Four Opens 35th Division Reunion  Awarded Degree, Phi Beta Kappa Key At University Of Missouri Exercises

Town Is Defendant In Damage Suit; Over $2,000 Asked  Clare Myers Ie The Plaintifé

Justice Dept. to Provide Service FBI Transcript   Reporter Told Record Will Be Available For Today’s Questions

100 D   Visitors Hear of Recent Re search Development in  Their Field

100 DENTISTS HERE   Visitors Hear of Recent Research Development in   Their Field

CONVICTS WRECK OFFICES BEFORE BEING QUELLED Six Guards, Mexican Visitor Injured As 100 Screaming Felons Riot Af New Mexico Prison

100 Convicts In N, Mexico Prison Riots None Escape   Starts After Fight Between Two Prisoners Yard

100 Convicts Riot Inside Walls Of  N. Mexico Prison   Rebellion Is Put Dowr By Guards And Police After Hour’s Time

Guards and Police Quell Riot  In New Mexico Penitentiary   Tear Gas and Riot Guns Used On Convicts In Putting Down Two-Hour Prison Melee

Budget Director  Says Deficit May. Be Under Estimate   Pace Declares Tax Incom: Probably Will Be. Higher Than Seen In Budget

Pace Sees Cut In U.S. Deficit   Estimate Is Made By Budget Director

KKKKK CLEVELAND TROLLEY WITH 50 ABOARD HITS NITROGLYCERINE TRUCK

NLRB Counsel Raps Rulings By Members  Feud Now in Open Ae Denham Scores

NLRB Counsel Raps Board's Labor Rulings   Denham Charges Members  _ Are Biased in Favor   of Unions

Denham Speech Critical Of NLRB   Feud Within Board Rapidly Developing

FEUD DEVELOPS QVER DECISIONS MADE BY BOARD   National Labor Relations Counsel Raps Rulings And Says Members Figure On Taft-Hartley Re peal,

SPLIT IN NLRB RANKS IN OPEN   Official: Wha Eiboced T24 Law Are at Odds

Feud May Flare Into. Bitter Row   Speech by Attorney Robert Denham Says Board Feels T-H Law Repealer to Come   To ‘Say Nothing’   Members of Group Are ‘Hopping -Mad’ Over Statements

Denham Feud Bursts Open   Counsel Criticizes Rulings as Political

Denham Face: Open War in 1-H Law Feud   Board Members Eye Criticism of Labor Decisions

1-H Law Causes Fight In Capital  Official Of NLRB Criticizes Board

OPEN BATTLE IS DEVELOPING ON LABOR ACI   NLRB Members Mad Ov: er Criticism Of Decisions By Denham

Fire Damage  Is $250,00C   Six Communities Send Hele to Fight Flames at Danvers Early Today.

foodium Empire——No. 3  Miami Gang Warfare Threatened As Mobs Vie For Bookie Take

BY ‘FREEZES’ NOW-UNDERWAY   Pay Of Auto Worers Can Go Higher Under Their Contract

TO BE VOLUNTARY AT FIRST Eee  Rollback Price Guide Due To Be Detailed Tuesday

Elmira Wreck Is Investigated  Two-Train Collision Injures 13 Persons

Trustees Resign Under Official, Public Pressure   Letter Disclaims Blame For Accidents, “Result Of Human Failure”

Record Earthquake Still Has World’s Scientists Puzzled   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Quake May Have Been  ‘Under Water   Site Of One Of  Worst Disturbances Not Known; Scientists Coantinne Search

One Of Worst Ever Recorded By Instruments  Believed Under Pacific Ocean

— ee? eer eee oath ne eetnaee a —— ee ee  Science Still Mystified By Great Earthquake

GREAT 'QUAKE'S CENTER SOUGHT   Scientisis Fail To Locate  Origin Or Effects Of Tre/ mendous Farth Shock—  Believed Under Pacific

Record Breaking Temblor Someplace  Science Puzzled Over Earthquake

Greatest Quake On Record, But Where Was It?   Shock Wave Intensity Defies Seismograph Interpretation

Police Ambush Kills Gunman   Another Critically - Wounded and Third  Taken in Baltimore

Police Ambush Store Robbers  Vasma Riusealar Ville,   Young Burglar Killed In Gun Battle

Police Ambush Kills Gunman  Another ieee —y  Another Critically Wounded and Third  Taken in Baltimore

Pomeroy... Sprial and Clubs   PROGRESSIVE CLUB   SOROSIS OLIUB MEETING   IMMANUEL COUPLES CLUB

Budenz Will Appear Again Before Probers  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Also To Hear Three ‘Mystery Witnesses’

Idle Newsmen To Publish Pittsburgh Daily Reporter   Fight-Page Paper Will Be Rrat For Duration OU Strike: First bssuce Ta Came Ont Sunday

UNIDENTIFIED SUBS REPORTED OFF COAST   At Least One And Perhaps Tor Russian Craft Operating OF Canzadz

Enlistees Swamp Recruit Offices   Emergency Proclamation Brings In Youths

MEN RUSH T0 JOIN ARMED SERVICES   VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT: SOAR OVER COUNTRY—N. ¥. RECRUITERS SWAMPED.

WAR TOUCHES OFF 4 RUSH TO BUY; PRICES MOVE UE   Business Spokesmen Declare Supplies Are Ample and Assert Stocking Up Is Ridiculous,   GOODS SCARCE IN LAST CONFLICT IN DEMAND   Sales of Coffee, Sugar, Ny. lons, Cars and Tires Pick Up — Scramble on for Steel,

Business Leaders Lash Scare Buying Rush As Ridiculous   Truman Brands Many Price Hikes as Profitecring: No Scarcity in Essentials Unless People Turn Panicky

‘SCARCE’ GOODS BUYING BOOMS   People Who Recall Shortages Of ‘Lost War Leunch . Hoarding Spree

Korea War Sends US Prices Up   Hoarding, Profiteering Become Prevalent As People Fear Controls   TREND IS SCATTERED   Across the Land, Publie Recalls Shortages, Rushes to the Stores

Scare-Buying Sends Prices To New Peaks As People Hoard Certain Items

War Sends Prices _ On Food, Clothing  To New Week Highs   People Scared by Shortages Make Effort to Replenish Pantries of __ Goods Scarce During Last War’

Inielligence Chiel-— Not’ Ready for Desperate  Measure” LINE JIS STABILIZING  U. S. Eighth Army Looks for Renewed Chinese Attacks   Ledge Will Hold Services fo embers Who Died This Year

COMMITTEE HEAD SAYS THREE BILLS AWAITING ACTION   Senator Hints He May Be Considering Withdrawing   Erom invastiagtion

Says Probe Delays Work   Tydings Hints He Is Fed Up With Queries; Savs Key Bills Held Ur

Tydings Claims Communist Hunt Perils Security   Senator Says Vital Legislation Slowed By Investigation

Tydings Offers New Complaint   T..9 Much Time Spent On McCarthy Charges

Claims Red Probe Delays  Legislation   Bills Vital To National Security Are Held Ur During Investigation Of McCarthy Charaes

Tydings Complains Red Probe Delays  Security Measures  Can't Spend Time With Committee on

Truman ‘Hopes  China Stays Out  Withdraw 7th Fleet  After Korean Action

Health Unit Storm Climaxed By Firing of Dr. Watkins   City Officer Ousted From Clinic He Founded By County Director; Board Plans Inquiry

Enemy Attack Loses Force As Casualties Keep Koreans From All-Out Offensive

North Korea Bases Torn  By 70 B-29's   U.S. 25th Repulses Break-Through Bid For Drive On Pusan

Reds Kept Off Balance. Losses High   Enemy Apparently Unable To Get Big Offensive Rolling; Pershing Tanks Score in Pre-Dawn Fight

MURDER TRIAL DUE TO START NEXT MONDAY}   Rita Gott Faces Charge Of Killing Husband   Supasrier Court Judge Given Dwr  Mon, Worst Defurred     San Gree

MURDER TRIAL DUE TO START NEXT MONDAY   Rita Gott Faces Charge Of Killing Husband —   Superior Conrt dudge Glves Two Men, Woman Deferred Sentences

Presbyterian Pastor Begins  His Work Here   H. Nathan Frederick To Preach Sunday— Moves Here Tuesday From Washington, Inc

U. §. Marines Still Trapped By Korean Reds   Fierce Fighting Continues In North Korea

Allies Digging In Along Firm New Line of Defense   Marines in Trouble or East Coast: Some of Trapped Yanks Escane

Fire And Flood Sweep Ohio Pottery Center: Damage Over Million   Strike Ties Up 4 Erie Ore Ports

Traffic Toll Rises,  Fear Grim Record  Holiday Accident Deaths Exceed 329

US. Troops, Supplied by Air, Strike Out for Red Capital Cniy 40 Miles to Northwest

Airplanes Are Carrying Supplies  May Reach Capital   May Reach Capital Within a Week, Gen. Walker Says

‘Dionne Quints Look To Romance But Shy at ‘Double’ Date Spectacle

U.P. ts Assured Airline Service By Rep. Potter  Nationwide Airline   Nationwide Airline Hearina ts Sent. 18

New Floods Hit  In Louisiana   Water Reported Pouring Over Another Levee: Rains Add To Threat

AFL Wants Minimum Wage Upped from 75c to $1 per Hout   CIO Also Plans Drive To Raise Pay Standards

AFL Seeks Hike In Minimum Pay, Opposes Freeze  Control of Prices Uraed: ClO Opens

Korean Peace Board Opens Meetings Today   Doomed To Failure Delegates Decide To Proceed Anyway

Wu Blasts Hopes For Peace Talks Or Shooting End   Possession Of Formosa Entry Into UN Price Of Cease-Fire

Committee Plans Next Peace Step  UN Group Trying ___ Despite Rejection

UN Group Seeks Way to End War   Outspoken Opposition Of Russians Expected To Hinder Committee

LITTLE HOPE LEFT - Cease-Fire Gr ‘oup Ponders Next Step After Rebuff

Cease Fire Group  Studies Problen   Russian Opposition Is Likely to Stymie Peace Efforts

United Nations Bloc'Moves To Stop Fighting   Russians Opposed To Move As Group Seeks Peace Terms

Cease Fire Hope Smashec By Red China   3-Man Committee Cables Urged Plea To Peiping Leader

Soviets Outspoken in Opposition . Committee Seeking Cease Fire Formule

Overhauling Job Qn Tammany Hall Is Predicted   State Dem. Strategy Backfires; Stalwarts of Party on Thin [ce

Backfiring of Dem Strategy Expected To Jar Tammany   Impellitteri’s Victory Upsets Plans To Beat Dewey

Americans  Try To Trap Large Group  Of Commies   Red Bridgeheads ToNorthSmashed, ButNorthKoreans Retake Yonedok

On Eastern End For Northern Front, Reds Recapture Rubbled Town Of Yongdok And Surge Mile Beyond Town

Communist Retreat In Nature Of Rout   Reds Falling Back Too Fast To Establish Positions—~  Americans Launch New Attack On Niakbenann Bivor

Two Yank Units Forge Link on Southern Front   Reds Begin to Flee a: Americans Launch New Attack

Knemy Retreat Reported to in  Nature of Rout   Communists Abandoning Equipment and Falling Back Fast; One Elite Division Reported ‘in Serous Situation.”

‘Commies’ Flee On South Line   American Troops Launch New Driv On Naktong River Front In North

Communists Falling Back Unable To Disengage And Use Prepared Positions

North Koreans Described  as Retreating   Fast-Moving Americans Punching Vigorously at Vanishing Foe; Yank Attacks Surae All Along Line in Front of Taequ

New Move Dims Commie Hope of Getting fo Pusan  ~ Northern Korea’ 7 Forces Retake Town of Yanadok 

ENEMY RETREAT COMPLETE ROUT, ARMY DECLARES   Reds Abandoning Equip ment; Crack Division  Has “Heavy Losses”   YANK PATROLS REACH BANKS OF NAM RIVER

Invaders Held Ready To Flee From Key City   Army Units in North Smash Bridgeheads Over Naktong That Aimed at Taegu; 2 Attacking Yank Spearheads 5 Miles From Chinju

Two U.S. Units Link Up Near City, T rap Foe   Two Bridgeheads Over Naktong Smashed by Yanks, Two Bent Back

Narcotics Raids Viade in Indiana: More Promised   Indianapolis Police Pledge Crackdown; Nab Four Persons; O'Neal Tells Objectives.

US Sets Out To Make Home Mortgage Credit Cheaper Top Interest Cut To 41/4 Per Cent

Less Expensive Mortgages Seen  As Federal Plar   Truman Announces Cut In Interest Rates On Monday

To Make Home Mortgage Credit Cheaper   Rate Reduction Was Announced  Thursday Night

Home Buying Made Easier   FHA Mortgage Rates Cut By 1-4 Per Cent

HOME MORTGAGE INTEREST 1S CUT   President Signs Bill Making  - Credit Cheaper And More Plentiful— FHA Interest Change.

Army Intelligence Officer Disputes Charges That Lattimore is a Red   ‘CUT MORTGAGE RATES   F.H.A. Sets Top Interest on Some ) Leans at 4', Per Cent

Home Loan Rates Down   A $5,000 Mortgage Will Cost $12.50  Less a Year Now .

Army Intelligence Officer Disputes Charges That Lattimore is a Red

HOME CREDIT TO BE CHEAPER   Government Also Seeks To Make It More Plentiful   TOP INTEREST 4 17/4

HOOVER'S PLAN IS SUPPORTED   Republican And Democratic Senators Favor Revamping U.N.  WANT REDS EXCLUDED

Would Bar Red Nations Under Plan F ormer President id  Seeks United F: ront  ‘Against Communisir

Hoover's Plan for U.N. Without Reds Hits Popular Nofe:   Called Inevitable By Sen. George; Others Study It

Hoover's U.N. Ideas Applauded   Proposal to Unite Nations to Oppose Reds Well Received

Hoover Calls Fora U.N. Minus Reds   Leaders of Both Political Parties Favor Suggestion; Seen As Inévitable

Suggest Move Is Inevitable   Russia Has Proven She Will Fail to Keep Anv Aareamente

Little Hope for 10 U.S. Airmen   Search Continues for Victims of Soviet Shooting

SOUTHERNERS FACE FIRST TEST House Demo Bloc Prepares To Talk Down Civil Rights Plan

A GRANGE SCORE   Vinland Group Wins Prize for Community Service;  Chance at $15,000

Vinland Group Wins Prize for Community Service;  Chance at $15,000

U.S. Group In Germany Protes! New Ruling   New U. S. Security Law Threatens To Bar Many Entries

NO MATTER WHAT UN DOES— eee  U.S., Britain To Remain Firm Regarding Korea

Five Robbers Get $63,000 at Branch Bank in New York   Herd 17 Employes Into Basement After Robbery

NEW YORK BANK LOOTED IN RAID   Five Robbers Get $63,000 And Make Getaway

Five Robbers Take $63,933   Money Taken From Bank In New York's Queens District

Promises Not To Use Vets If Membership Accepted By Other Nations

Acheson Tells Lie Of Policy   White House Meeting Produces Few Definite Promises

No U.S. Veto Seen Against Chinese Reds   Acheson Assures Lie Vote of U. N. Will Be Accepted

UNITED STATES WILL REFRAIN USE OF VETO   "No Effort Planned To ~ Keep Chinese Reds Out  Of UN, Report

U.S. PROMISES NOT TO SPRING VETO ON REDS   Acheson Assures United Nations ‘Leader That Jt Will Not Be Used To Keep Out Chinese.

U. S. Not to Use Veto on China in U.N.  Policy Repeated By Acheson to

ACHESON PROMISE ON CHINA REPORTED   Secretary Said to Have Assured Lie U. &. Will Not Use Veto to  Kee, Reds Out of U.N.

U.S. Won’t Use Veto On China,  Lie T&S Assured   Reports Say Acheson Gives Word In Seating Issue To UN Leader

Lie Assured Of U. S. Aim   America Not To Veto On Red China In UN

Report Acheson Assures Trygy ve Lie U.S. Will Not Keep Communist China Out Of U.N

No U.S. Veto On Red Chine   Truman, Acheson Tell Lie We Wilf Accept ULN. Council Decision

U.S. Exploits New Technique   & ‘Task Forces’ Run Amok Amoane Fleeing Reds

POWERFUL TASK FORCES STRIKE  Americans Use New Technique To Rio Apart Korean Red Lines

Harriman Says Security Lies In U.S. Rearmament   Free World Is Potentially Much Stronger Than Russia,  ‘Truman’s Adviser Says; Will Address AP Editors

Must be Backed With ‘Persistence and Vigor’  Harriman Tells AP Managing Editors That U.N. Rearmament is the Answer to World Security

U.S. Diplomats Hold Secret Meet in Bangkok   Discuss Widespread - Communist Threat To Asian Countries

U.S. Diplomats Secretly Study Asia Problems   Many Americans Think It's Too Late to Save Southeast From Reds

Five Vessels Coming West This Summer   U. S. S. Bataan Will Berth at San Diego tor Antisub Duty

New Candidate Plan For Service Academies Askec   Change Recommended ‘in Congressionel: System Of Choosine. Candidates

Chinese Charge Ind VU. S. ‘Raid’   Reds Claim Planes Bombed Border City

Chinese Reds Charge New U.S. Air Raids   Territory 'Invaded" and Bombed Again, Says News Agency

ANNOUNCES PLAN TO ALERT PUBLIC IN CASE OF RAIDS ~ STATE DEFENSE HEAD  DESIGNATES SEVEN  ay t8&

Says Spend Less, Save More .  Banker Prescribes His Inflation Cure

CHINESE PRESSURE SPEEDS U. N. FORCE LEAVING BY SEA =   Long Unreported Combat Unit Among Withdrawing Allies: Destination Secret

60,000 Allied Troops Moving Onto Vessels   Strong Rear Guard Will Hold Off Chinese Divisions

South Koreans Show Advance   Says Chiselers Hiking Prices   Draft Freeze For Oklahoma Sought   Drop Project Bill

Thousands Flee Flood At Winnipeg  Women, Children Told To Get Out

Hordes Vacate Winnipeg Area Fleeing Flood   Drenching Rains Hit in Texas, Oklahoma: Aids Wheat Crop

India Receives Word Of Tibet Invasion   Communist Troops From China Make More Gains .

Would Leave 38th Crossing To MaeArthur   ‘REGROUPING’ AT 38TH Sounds Like Another Elbe

Pause at 38th Paralle! Ominously: Like 1945 Halt at Berlin’s Gates -

American Youth Faces An Uncertain, Hazardous Future. Filled With War

IWHAT WE FACE:   America Faces Constant Drain On Manpower For Armed Forces

LONG AND CONSTANT DRAIN ON AMERICA’S  YOUNG MANPOWER FOR MILITARY DEFENSE  IS ONE OF GRIMMER ASPECTS OF TIMES

‘What We Face’ in Regard to Manpower  Millions of Men Will Be Drafted In Stepped-Up Mobilization Plan

State Accidents Claim Seven Lives   Infant Boy Poisoned  By Cleaner Fluid

Seven Accidenta Deaths in State   Baby Drinks Cleaning Fluid Left in Bedroom

VALENTINE WILL DIRECT AGENCY   Ex-University President Appointed Administrator Of Economic Stabilization

Professor Gets Controls Post   Valentine To Head Ageney For Stabilization

Dr. Valentine Made Stabilizer  Former University Head Gets Top Job

Assessment System Changes Proposed   Baltimore Mayor Says Ac tion As Important As Sales Tax Relief

CHANGE IN ASSESSMENT SYSTEM BEING URGED   D'Alesandro Suggests Lane Start Ball Rolling At Special Session Friday

Pelley Is Center Of Legal Debate   Authorities In N. C. Want Paroled Man -

Hurd, Poston Take Oaths As Sheriff, Judge  ; Nine. New Deputie let   Nine New Deputies  Hlectiva Terms Begin:

Sherman Okayed As Naval Operations Chief  GOP Committeemen Call Off Probe Of Admiral Danfeld’s Ouster From Post

‘Sherman Cleared for Confirmation. Vote as G. 0. P. Calls Off Inquiry

Senate Group Okavs Sherman  . i  For Navy Post   Republicans Call Off Inquiry Into Ouster of Denfeld From Position

Senate Unit Is Dropping Denfeld Case  Probe of Guster Is Called Off;  Sherman Okavee

Senate Bloc Gives Admiral Okay As Operations Chief   Sherman’s Name To Ga Tx Senate; GOP. Calis Off Denfeld Ouster Probe

Purchases Are Scheduled To Help Farmers  om mcissecwe WI Be.   Consumers Will Be Hit By Increases In Prices OF Meat

Government To Push Porl  Prices Up   Will Enter Market For Purchase Of Bacon, Smoked Ham: And Small ‘Picnics’

Government fo Buy Some Pork  Program May Have Political Reactions

U.S. Will Launch Pork Buying Plan  Bacon, Hams First On Support Setup

Meat Price Will Go Up In Federal Buying Plan   Move To Increase Farmers’ Incomes  Politically Vital

SPECIALS Permanents $3, $5, $7.60, THELMA  & PRENDA BEAUTY SHOP. 3.6777 VRsett.Wn?

Number Of GI's In Colleze Drops   College Enrollment Staves At Near Peak

Rejection Seen For Peace Bid  Prague Declarations Called Propaganda

NEW SOVIET "PEACE BD - BRUSHED OFE   East, West -Continue Separate Plans To Rearm Germany:

NEW PEACE BID HAS NO CHANCE   Western Allies Will Not Accept Latest Soviet Preposal

WEST SEEN SOUR ON ‘PEACE BID’   New Russian Proposal For German Settlement Headed for Rejection

Race to Arm Divided Reich  Seen Certain   West Expected to Rejec! ‘Peace’ Proposals E Ov Do. Blew

Arms Nace Forscen  (Red Conference ‘Peace Bi? \Viewed as Propaganda Nove

REJECTION PROBABLE   Soviet-Directed Prague Show Seen As Propaganda

PEACE BID BRUSHED OF!   East, West Continue Separate Plans To Rearm Germany

See Russ Attempt To Frighten West  Prague Talks Shield - Rearmina of German:

Gunmen Get  $2,000 Gash  In Boston UnionClubMoney Was Delivered  bD__ p..?..1.3.. FT...

Dewey Suggests lke Would Make A Fine President  New York Governor Denies Any Political Role At Present

Dewey Ihinks Ike Would ‘Make Fine President’   Duff. Warren Ran McCarthy

ee a ee Cee Ne ne AS? Came, WSK iCee! Se A EO cee  Dewey Likes Ike For White House

RAVE SNL PRIA s patent stacey  Dewey Thinks Eisenhower  W ould “Make Fine President’

' $1,400 REWARD BEING OFFERED IN SLAYING   Rahamas. Gorermment. Believes False Guide Lured District Jawtrer Ta Desth

Nippon Squarely Behind the UN    Japanese Government Issues “White Paper’

Japan Places Self Squarely In U.N. Camp  ‘Defense Measure,’ White Paper Says Of

Japan Lines up Behind Democracy “White Paper” Puts Nippon Officially in Anti-Communist Camy

Japanese ‘White Paper’ Places Nippon Squarely ‘Behind U.N. In Korea

JAPANESE ARE LINING UP WITH UNITED NATIONS   “White Paper” Issued Toda By Nippon Government « an >. the Korean Wart:

Japan, In White Paper, Backs U.N. Vs. Reds— For Own Self-Defense

Government Puts Japan Behind U.N. in Korea   Calls It Measure For Self Defense In White Paper

Japanese Back Stand In Korea  ‘White Paper’ States Policy Toward Fight

Japanese Issue Paper Supporting U.N. In Korea War   First Formal Policy Statement Since Conflict  Made For Self-Defense

JAPAN IS ON SIDE OF DEMOCRACIES IN WORLD STRIFE   “WHITE PAPER” ALSO PUTS NIPPON BEHIND UN IN KOREAN WAR

Japs B Behind U.N in Korean War.   “Term Stand ‘Measure for Our Own Defanse’

Japs Back U.N. in Korean War   Government Supports Democracies in Fight

Japan Pledges United Nations Aid In Korea   Nippon Government Issues ‘White Paper’ Declaring Support Of Democracies In Korean Effort

REMOVE ARMY NOW, GROMYKO REQUESTS U.N.   Communist Foreign Minister Declares U.S. Guilty of Committing Armed Aggression Against the People of Korea.

Blistering Note Sent Jo U.N. By Soviet Russia   Lengthy Statement Hurls Accusations Of Agaression

GromykoHands UN Long Note Accusing U.S.  "A ymed ‘Aggression,  Pi te B   ‘Armed Aggression, Open War Against Koreans’ Chorged

Russia Wants Americans  Ordered Out Of Korea   Gromyko Delivers Gruff Statement To U. N. Asking That 1). S. Forees Be Called Away

Gromyko in Aggression Accusation   Says Duty of U.N. Is Te Demand Korean Exit By United States.

"—‘AGGRESSION’ — Gromyko Lashes at ‘Open War   PLOT TO SEIZE KOREA CHARGED

Asks U.N: To Remove Armed Units   Washington Sources Refuse To Comment On Seviet Charces

Russia Asks U.N. Get U.S. Out of Korea; Charges America ‘Ageressor,’ ‘Meddler’ 

LEARNS HOW TO WIN A CONTEST  Housewife Beats Out Handy Man Fo. New Car, Man Learns From Woman

Swedish Ship Hits Truculent In Drifting Fog   15 Men Are Rescued  as Divers Prepare to Seek Vessel

60 Feared Lost In British Sub  Craft Sinks Off Kent Coast After Being Rammed by Freighter

Announce 25-day Pheasant Season  For 70 Counties: 10 Days in Others

Harvard Freshmen In Uproar as Bomb Of Dynamite Explodes   Had Been Placed on Dormitory Window; Prayer Saves Evesight

GEORGIA SUES CAIRO MAN FOR  HOUGR TAKE:   Claims 79,068 Gallons Smug gled Into State From illinois.

N.C. Automobils Toll On Weekend Tops All Stafes   18 Listed Dead On Highways

Russia Denies Fuchs Passed Atomic Secrets   Marshal:Says Soviet Has Its Own A-Bomb

SAY ORGANIZED © CRIME MOVING IN ON LEGAL FIELDS   Senate Committee Says Crim: inals Attracted by Black Market Possibility.

GANGSTERS MOVING INTO MANY LINES   Compete Unfairly With Legitimate Businessmen

Inroads into Business by  Crime Told   Senate Vice Prober:s  Report on Trend on Basis of Inquiry.   Included in List.

Organized Crime Is Moving Into Legal Fields of Business         Syndicates, Loaded With Money, Are Absorbing Legitimate Lines And Threatening Wider Expansion

CHIME SEEK NEW SPOTS TO Uae ITO CASH   Senate Committee's Report to Congress Reveals Activities.

Charge Organized Criminals Moving into Business Fields   Crime Committee Makes Report To Congress

Criminals Invading Business   Use Money and Violence to Hurt 1 eatimate Firms

Gangsters Are ‘Muscling Into Lawful Fields   Go Into Business; Keep Grip On Gambling, legal Activities

RACKET GROUPS ARE EXPANDING   Organized Criminals Are Reported Moving Into Legitimate Business Fields.

Senate Probers Warn Criminals Invading Trade   Serious Menace For Legitimate Business Cited

Organized Criminals Entering More Fields Of Legitimate Business, Congress Is Told

Organized Crime Moves Fast Into Business Fields   Senate Committee Reports That Criminals Expand Illegal Activity

Compete Unfairly In Trade   Senate Group Gives Facts to Congress On Crime Activity

Jury Trial Asked On Tidelands   Daniel Files Brief As Louisiana Takes Same Legal Step

TRUMAN SENDS ‘BLUEPRINT’ OF WAR PLAN   Congress Is Told Sacrifices Needed To Meet “Realities”

Realities Of New War Stressed   No-Strike Pledge One Of Requests

Conaress Gets Report From President   ‘Limited’ Controls Desired At Present, Also More Production

Controls to Meet Korean Crisis Limited   ‘No-Strike’ Pledge: “Asked of Labor;: Nationa! “Unity: Sadcifies ' Shuaht

Self-Sacrifice Plans Outlinec By President   Says U.S. Can Take Present Emergency On Limited Controls

Controls to Meet Korean Crisis Limited   “‘No-Strike’ Pledge Asked of Labor; National Unity, Sacrifice Sought

URGES U. 8. SELF-SACRIFICE President Calls For ‘No-Strike’ Pledge

Impact Under  ”   Says Nation’s Economy Can Withstand  AN CCARIABIC DEDnDT

Wants Additional Troops in Europe   U. S$. May Wait Unitl Korean Crisis Ends

No More Men Can Be Sent To Germany Now   Military Leaders Are Willing To Send More Troops To Europe After Korean War Is Over

Former Labor Leader Given Prison Term   Court Found he Lied When he Deniec Having Been a Red

To Prison For Lying   Former Milwaukee Labor Leader Gets Perjury Sentence

CHRISTOFFEL GETS PRISON TERM FOR LYING AT INQUIR   Former Milwaukee Labo Leader Sentenced By Federal Judae

New Conviction Nets Christoffel  Term In Prison   Fermer Union President  Charged With Lying At Committ®e Hearing

Former Labor President Sentenced For Perjury   Harold Christoffel Given Prison Term For Lying To Congresajons) Cammittea

2 T0 6 YEARS FOR C10 LEADER WHO LIED T0 CONGRESS   CHRISTOFFEL FOUND GUILTY OF PERJURY; SAID NEVER WAS RED

Ex-Milwaukee Labor Leader Was Convicted On Perjury Charges   Denied Claim He Was Communist   Term Imposed Is Simi. lar to One Given At End of First Trial

Christoffel Is Sentenced  Former Labor Leader 5 wR gf ete gy   Former Labor Leader Gets Two to Six Years For Lying fo Solons

Christoffel Given Term  For Lying   Former Milwaukee Labor Leader Is Sentenced To Two To Six VYeare

Ex-Labor Leader Is Sentenced On Charge Of Lying   Harold Christoffel Given From Two To Six Years.

Christoffel Is Senfenced   Former Labor Leader Gets Two to Six Years For Lying to Probers

Labor Leader Gets 2-6 Years For Perjury   Christoffel Found Guilty Second Time By Federal Jury

Ex-Union Head Jailed for Lying   Two-to-Six-Year Term Given for Perjury in Congressional Probe

Christoffel Is Convicted Of Perjury   Former Milwaukee Labor Leader Lied  Ta Conoreccinnal Cram

Convict Red Labor Chief   Minnesota Man Held Guilty of Lying To Congress Committe

Christoffel Gets 2-6 Years for Lying   Witnesses Said He Helped Reds Carry Out Strike

CHRISTOFFEL IS SENTENCED   Given Four To Six Years For Lying To Congressional Committee

Christoffel Given  Two to Six Years  Former CIO Leader Sentenced Again

FORMER LABOR LEADER TAKES PERJURY JOLT   Harold Christoffel, Milwaukee, Given 2 to 6 Years For False Testimony

Christoffel Sentenced On Charge Of Lying To Congressional Group   Former Labor Leader Gets Two To Six Year Terms On Five Counts; To Run Concurrently

Christoffel Sentence Is  2 to 6 Years   Former Labor Leader To Serve Prison Term For Lying Concerning Communist Activities

(Christoffel, Labor Leader, Given — Prison Term for Lying to Probers

Loveland Primary Victory Makes ‘Brannan Plan Major Issue in lowa

Wheat Parity Set At 907   Brannan Announces Support Price No Lower Than $1.99

Wheat Price Supports Set  Government Guarantees One’ af Darity far 1021

Wheat Support To Hold Steady   Government Aid te Be at 90 Per Cent of Parity

Senate Post Fight Looms   Drive To Select O'Mahoney Has Reen Orcanized

Brannan and Kline Argue Farm Plan At Farm Institute  Farm Bureau Head Says Brannan Plan

Kline and Brannan in  Debate Today  Secretary Says His Plan Gains Favor.

CITY FATHERS TO DISCUSS TRAFFIC   Meeting Is Set for Friday “To Iron Out Differ ee ences   SURVEY IS SCHEDULED

Meeting Is Set for Fi “To Tron Out Bien  anne   SURVEY IS SCHEDULED

Walkout by 16,000 Authorized Nov. 9 at Western Electric   Pickets Planned at Big Exchanges; Mediator Calls Wednesday Session

Union Slates Phone Walkout   Western Electric Strike in 43 States Authorized for November 9

Northwestern U Student Drowns  Witness Questioned But Suicide Hinted

Maragon Perjury Trial Building Up to Climax Over Issue of Exposing Secret Federal Files

SECRET FILES KEY POINT IN MARAGON TRIAL   Defense Demands Examination, Prosecution Hints Compromise

Maragon Trial Nears Crisis   Government Files Provide Top Issues

Secret Files Issue In Maragon Tria  Lawyer Wants to Check Records To Enable Client Proper Defense

Maragon Case Hinges on Secret Files   Defense Insists Federal Records Must Be Exposed

A PHARMACY INSTITUTE   First Annual Meeting to Be October 22 Thru 24 at K. U.

TEXANS PLAN NEW TACTICS ON TIDELANDS   Act Of Congress Proposed As Way To Hold Property

Seven Seek Governorship   IN -TIDELAND) CASE  Texans Plan Last- Ditch Battle

May End State Of War With Germany  Take Vote On French Proposal Next Week

Hits Power Line With Motorcvele   Electrician Risks Own Neck To Clear Dangline Cuble

RISKS LIFE TO CLEAR HIGHWAY   Pulls Broken Utility Wire Off Road After Crash

FCC Clamps Down OnEmporium’s TV Illegal Station   Sylvania Co. Accuses  Of Rebroadcasting Without License

FCC Clamps Down Qnkn TV     Illegal Station   ‘Sylvania Co: Accuse: Of Rebroadcasting Without License

cellibcamtennssinesiilites  eS A eI a NAMED TO ASSISTANCE “BOARD

PARACHUTISTS SEAL OFF RED ESCAPE ROUTE   Land Within 80 Miles Of Manchurian Border In Final Assault

Quick Action Closes Trap  On Remaining Reds by 3 Blocking Main Roads of  Worth Eseane Routes

MacArthur Claims War Ending Today   Red Escape Routes Are Sealed Off; General Directs Bia Aerial Climax:

SEEK 10 LAND DEATH BLOW OF WAR   MacArthur Directs Spectacular Maneuver   Race To Close Trap That Is Expected To End All Organized Resistance

TEMPERATURH   General Direets Knockout   Paratroopers In On Batile Today

Reds Trapped By Landing Of U. 4 Paratroops  rico Air Attack   Surprise Air Attack Crushes Communists

Paratroops Block Reds’ Flight Route   Attack Takes Fleeing Foes By Surprise

CLOUDS HAVE ‘TRIGGERS’ Rain Soon May Be Made Or Halted, Scientists Say

NEW MEXICO STUDIES UNDERWAY  New Era In Control Of Clouds  And Moisture Seen By Experts

Symington Named Home Front Boss  Will Supervise Nation’s Economy

Symington Named  Economic Chief  .To Have Supervisory Power Over Controls

REDS_TO_GET_ CONCENTRATION CAMP Far-Reaching Anti-Commie  Bill Near Final Approval   THE CONCENTRATION earn

McCarran Red Control Bill Appears Good as Law; Vote Indicates Over-Riding Veto

Red Control Bill Appears Good As Law   Concentration Camps Provided In Changed Bill

Pilot-Spotter Takes Trip With Correspondents and Decides He Has a Good Job

AT THE FRONT   ONE DAY ON GROUND ENOUGH FOR PILOT  By Don Whitehead (Far Hal Ravie)

Brookfield Son, Dad Meet for 1st Time Since 1902   Pather, Now 81, Knows Son Though Child Was 5 When He Lett.

Deny Job Seekers Must Be Clearee  Liquor Commission Hires Many Outright

Russians In Drive for Metal Scrap  That Is Believed Bac   That Is Believed Back of New Trouble in Berlin.

Loads of Metal Are Taken Over by Red Satellites   East German Residents Are Acting in Harmony with Russians

Richland Farmer Soybean Champ  Don Radda, of Washington, Wins Second Corn Title

HERB LONG LIFE INS   AUTOMATIC HELP YOUR. FELF LAUNDRY. PHONE 1339

ARMY CHIEF NOW AT FRONT st hha ell  More Than Million China Soldiers Pledged In War

WOOSTER TO SPEAK   - ducator Will Give U. N Day Address at Commnity Building

Blocks Move To Disperse Key Agencies      Senate Turns Down Administration Plan Yor Construction  Outside Washington

Search for Five Airmen Is Hampered  Snow, Rain and Wind  Whipping Princess  Royal Island

Storms Stall a Hunt for Airmen Missing on Island   SOS in Snow and Three Parachutes Are Spotted by Searchers,

PARACHUTIST TEAM STANDING BY Rescuers Slowed By Storm In Search For Los! B-36 Airmen

Search For 5 Survivors  Is Delayed   Winter Weather Hampers Hunt For 5 Missing

Bad Weather Slows Hunt for B-36 Men   New Clues Spark Search for Fliers; Five Still Missing

Storm Slows Hunt for Five Lost Fliers   Sound of Shots Leads To Hope Madisonian Survives On Island

Storm Delays  Search for  Missing Men Five Airmen Who  Parachuted From

Pyvongvang Fall Expected To End War   But Mop-Lp Operations Against The Guerilla Forces Will Continue

Organized Red Resistance Is Shattered   Believe Fall Of Capital To End Major Part of War

Allies 12 Miles From Red Capital   Slash Thru Shattered Communist Ranks Toward g

Panie Seizes  Enemy   GI's, ROKS Only Few Miles From Pyongyang City

So. Koreans And Yanks In Victory Race   Each Is Trying To Reach Commie Capital First

May Reach Red Capital Tomorrow   U. S. First Cavalry, S. Koreans Race Each Other; End Of War Not Far Off

Allies 12 Miles From Red Capital  Sek The: Shettararl C   Slash Thru Shattered Com: munist Ranks Toward Pvongvang   U. S. Cavalry Division Moves Ahead 30 Miles From Kickoff Point

Troops Only 12 Miles Away; Wat Seen Near End  Cavalry, Koreans Each Trying to

Pyongyang’s - < fo]  Capture Now A Certainy «  Tired Troops Stop ‘To Catch Breath’

Final Assault OnPyongyang May End War   Americans Push Toward Goal in 59.Mile Column

Allies Chase: F leeing Foés Toward Goal   City Likely To Come, Within Range Of Big. Guns By Tomorrow: *

Yanks Race ROK Troops Toward Cit y   Pyongyang’s Fall Will End Fight Except For Mop-Up, Military Men Say

CAVALRY, SOUTH KOREANS RACING FOR RED CAPITAL TO DELIVER KNOCKOUT BLOW

PYONGYANG’S FALL EXPECTED TO BRING END OF KOREAN WAR   War’s Climactic Battle Nears As U.S. First Cavalry and ROK Forces Race Ahead; Communists Reported Surrendering In Hundreds Or Fleeing.

U.S. Cavalry, ROK Troops  Race to Take Capital First   War Becoming Giant Clean-Up Campaign For UN

ALLIES NEAR RED CAPITAL   Korean War Seen Entering Final Stages As Red  Defenses Crumble

FALL OF CITY TO SIGNAL END OF KOREAN WAR   COMMANDERS THINK RED RESISTANCE IS ABOUT FINISHED

Believe Fall Of Capital Will End War   ROK Troops Running Toward Pyongyang T¢ Be First To Attack Heart Of Enemy

Reds Throwine Down Arms To Flee To Hills  Heavy Guns Left Behind; Hundreds   Heavy Guns Left Behind; Hundreds Are Surrenderina

U. S. First Cavalry Within Twelve Miles of Objective In Allied Drive

UN Forces Poise Knockout Blow At Pyongang Bastion   American First Cavalry, ROK First Division Are Closing In; Artillery Attack Expected To Start Tomorrow

Four Columns Race Toward Capital of North Korean Reds   Rebel Fortress Will Come Within Range of Big Guns Wednesday, Yanks Report

South Korea Troops Race  U.S. Forees   Tide Turns Month After Inchon Blow; War Nearly Finishec

Troops Fight to Within 12 Miles Of Red Capital   U.S. and ROK Units Race Each Other for. Chance at Pyongyanc

Fall of Pyongyang Is Expected to End Main Phase of Korean War  Communist Defenses Crumble As Two U.N. Divisions Run An Armored Race Toward the City

Allies Advance Nearer North Korean Capital   War Running Fast Toward Victory For UN Forces

Reds Throwine Down Arms To Flee To Hills  eavy Guns   Heavy Guns Left Behind; Hundreds  Ave Surranderina

Allies Expect to Reach Red Capital Within 24 Hours   War Will End Soon Except for Mop-up Of Resisting Pockets;   Se en a oe

Yanks, South Koreans  Raeing to Be Firsts  Reds Drop Arms, Flee   Pyongyang Fall - To End War, View   Only Mop-Up Operations Will Remain, Tokyo Military Aides Say

Allied Big Guns Peril Red Capital   Slash Through Remnants Only 12 Miles From City

Cavalry and ROKs Race for Capital   ‘Big Guns to Range on Pyongyang Withir 24 Hours, as Korean War Runs Swiftly Toward Victory for United Nations _

COMMUNIST RESISTANCE CRUMBLING   South Koreans Racing te Beat U.S. First Cavalry To Capital for Knock« out Blow. ie   EXPECT TO REACH CITY WEDNESDAY.   Reds Surrendering oF Abandoning Guns in Flight; War Swinging Into Mopup Phase. 

UN F orces Driving for Red Capital  Early Fall of  ii el eee C aan e   Early Fall of Pyongyang Seen; Yanks Move Fast

Reds Surrender Or Flee Before Crushing Drive   U.S. First Cavalry, South Koreans Near Gun Range of Capita!

UN. Force Only Dozen Miles Away   Yanks, South Koreans Race To Be First  At Pyongyang.

Expect Pyongyang Fall To End War Except For Mop-up   SOUTH KOREANS MAY REACH RED CAPITAI BY TOMORROW CORRESPONDENTS REPORT

BIG GUNS SET TO HAMMER CAPITAL   Two Columns Race To Land Knockout Blow Of War  AMERICANS   Leave Sariwon For British, Australians To Mop Up;  ~ Resistance Shattered

Enemy Capital Within Range Of Allied Guns  Reds Flee To Hills, Abandon Weapons

lM Bt LOB  Red Capital Is Only 12 Miles Away  Believe End Of War Near At Hanx

Pyongyang Surrender Due Soon   U. 8S, First Cavalry, ROK Troops Race Each Other For Key Red City

Allied Columns Head For Capital For Hinal Blow   Fall Of Pyongyang Expected Shortly; May Mean War’s End

Believe Fall Of Pyongyang Will Be End   GI's, Koreans Are Closing In Fast On Last Stronghold

ROK Forces Are Within 12 Miles   War Running Swiftly Toward Victory For United Nations; Americans And South Koreans Race For Knockout Blow

Spearhead of First Division May Reach City of Pyongyang Tomorrow, Pushing From West While American First Cavalry Approaches From South— Communist Forces Flee or Surrender, Offering Only Token Resistance.   WAR ROARS TOWARD CLIMAX

Raee for Kknockoutat Pyongyang   Americans, South Koreans Slash Through Reds 12 Miles From Capital   ARRIVE WEDNESDAY?   Spokesman Says That’s When South Koreans Expect to Hit Target

Hour of Victory Near in Collapse Of Enemy Delense   U.N. Forces Likely To Hit Pyongyang Early Tomorrow

Opposition Light Near Pyongyang   Walker Says Forces Should Hammer Into City Within Week

War Is Running Swiffly to Close in Korea   Foot Troopers Forge Ahead as South Koreans Also Advance

The Weather   Allied Columns Slash Within 12 Mites Pyongyane   City’s Fall Almost Certain To End Wee  _ Except For Mop-Up-

Allies Closing On Pyongyang   South Koreans Plunge to Within 12 Miles of Red Capital

Canital WillBe In Range Guns On Tomorrow   First Cavalry and ROK Troops in Race to Be First to Get Inside Red Capital City

Red Capital Is Only 12 Miles Away   Allied Big Guns Will Be Within Range in 94 Hours or Less

South Korean and American Troops Race Each Other To Red Capital; To Shell City Tomorrow.   RED TROOPS THROWING DOWN ARMS, GIVING UP

Troops Within {2 Miles of Red Korean Capital   Communist Remnants Shattered in Drive

Yanks, South Korean TroopsRaceThrough Shattered Red Army   ROK Forces Expected To Reach Capital By Midweek — Believe Fall Of City Will Practically End War

ALLIES 12 MILES FROM CAPITAL   Koreans Expect to Enter Pyongyang Tomorrow to Possibly End War; Commie Troops Surrender or Run

Both ROKs and Yanks  Within 12 Miles Of   _ Pyongyang in Race To ‘Hit Red Capital First

City Soon To Be In Range Of Allies   South Korean Army Expects To Reach Capital Wednesday; War’s End Sneeded

Allies 12 Miles Out Of Capital   Fall of Pyongyang Is Expected Within Hours, Front Report

Two Divisions In Race for Pyongyang   Resistance Fading, Cavairy ‘Division, ROK Division: Speed Toward Goal

Red Capital's Capture Could End Fighting   Defense Shattered As Artillery Comes Into City’s Range

Americans About to Turn Guns on Cify   Eager Allied Troops Race Within 12 Miles of Town

— RACE — 5. Koreans Stop for breather  —     2” MILES TO   20 MILES TO GO FOR YANKS

Divisions Race For City Only 12 Miles Away   Fall of Pyongyang Would End War Except for ‘’Mop-ups”

Big Guns Set To Pound Red Capital City   War Becoming Great Mop-up Campaign as Shattered Communist Drop Weapons, Flee

Control Bill Plans Being Revamped   Some Form of Stand. By Price Authority Sees Probable.

Truman Accepts Broader.  Controls in Pending Bill   Reported Yielding to Congressional Demands for Wage, Price, Rationing Powers, but Only. on Standby Basis

U.S. Takes Steps to Broaden Its Economic Control   Await Word on Stabilizing Prices, Wages and Rationing

DEM LEADERS ACT TO WIDEN CONTROL PLAN   Hint President Won’ Object to Stand-By  Price, Pay Curbs

Stens Taken to Broaden Controls To Head Off ‘All-Out’ Lesistation

HOUSE LEADERS MOVE T0 BROADEN CONTROLS BILL   Changes May Give Truman Standby Authority to Regulate Prices and Wages and Ration Scarce Goods,   FIRST TEST EXPECTED TO COME WEDNESDAY‘   Rising Living Costs Set Off Clamor in Congress for Tighter Curbs on Domestic Economy.

Steps Taken to Broaden  Controls Bill  Changes May Cove Biesbhke molicse am   Changes May Cove1 Authority on Wages and Prices

Eye Specialists In Little Rock Face Charges   Board Of Optometry Files Suit Against Capital City Group

Navy Means fo Guard Formosa Admiral States   Says Reds Had Better Abandon Invasion Plans

Matthews  Ouster May Follow Talk   Preventive War Speech Results in Strong Repercussions.

Washington Stunned By Navy Secretary's Suggestion of War  Matthews’ Speech May Bring Repercussions  Throughout World

‘PREVENTIVE’ WAR IDEA IS » NOT POPULAR   Heads May Roll After Cabinet Member’s  Statement

Matthews’ Suggestion Draws Fire   Navy Secretary Sticks By Speech Against Russia

Production Slash In West Germany Is Expected-Soor   Critical Shortage, Of Raw Materials Is‘ Blamed By  American Official

PRODUCTION T0 BE CURTAILED   Shortage Of Raw Materials Affecting West Ger man Output

Plan New Try Te Put Out Gas Fire   Estimated , Million Cubic Feet"at Natural. Gas Lost Daily

Plan New Try To Put Out Gas Fire   Estimated 68 Million Cubic Fe: ‘Natural Gas Lost Daily

Man Killed Tn Wreck Or JC Highway   Four Hurt In Area Mishaps; National Death Toll At 93

3 ARE KILLED IN CAR CRASHES   THIRTY-ONE DIF IN OTHER ACCIDENTS AS WEEK-END HOLIDAY BEGINS,

HOLIDAY WARNING SOUNDED  Violent Deaths Claim 102 Over Nation As Long Weekend Stars

Indonesian Force Loses  60 Soldiers   Republic Claims Dutch Aid Attack

Calls Bandoeng Episode Mutiny   Soldier-Of-Fortune Leader In Indonesia Attack Has Eluded Arrest

Death and Destruction Rained on East Korean Coast for Second Day   Naval Bombardment and Air Strikes Virtually Complete Obliteration of Key Ports and Railway Centers.  BULLETIN

“Big Mo” Leads Navy s Destructive Shelling Of Coast Near Border   Bombardment Of 105-Mile Sector Includes Completion Of Chongjin Destruction.   RULLETIN

Big Three Ministers Take Up New Proposals Today   - Creation of High-Level Western Economic Council 1s. Suaaested by the French

New Proposals Are Taken Up By Big Three  Western Foreign S pith pg ct) Cem 4 -*

Korean News Starts Flowing After Blackout   Military Needs Equipment Used By Correspondents

News Cut Off From Warfron' Several Hours   Army Moves Phones, Teletypes; Natural Radio Blackout Qecur

Excess Profits Tax toCome Up At Later Date   Congressmen Agree Levy Will Be Retroactive

Congress Clears Path for Boost In Income Taxes   Action May Bring a November Session to Vote Profits Leyy

Excess Profif Tax Bill Laid = Aside for Now   Congress Compromises On Plan; to Enact Such Measure Later on,  It Is Aaqreed

$4, 508, 000, OOO Tax Boost Ready   Compromise Pledge Clears Way for Approval Of Huge Tax Bill: Congress May Return

STEP CLEARS WAY FOR TAX BOOST, CONGRESS RECESS   Pledge To Act Later On Excess War Profits Levy May Mean Fall Session

WAY CLEARED FOR TAX BILL   Compromise Pledge Opens Way To Vacation For Congressmen

Congress Clears Way to Tax Hike   Compromise Pledge Made to Postpone ‘War Profits’ Act

Clear The Way For ‘Tax Boost   Congress to Act Late in Year or First of Next on Excess Profits

Pledge To Hit Excess Profits. Clears Tax Bill  Compromise Starts Tex Hike Measure Teword Anoroveal

Congress To Face Session In ‘November  i aie fr.   Compromise On Excess Profits Tax Completed

EXCESS PROFITS LEVY PROMISED AT LATER DATE   Compromise Pledge Made To Tax Swollen Gains In Order To Hasten Bill Through Congress. °

Congress May Start Vacation This Week   Compromise Agreement On Excess Profits Action Pancshedk cet Conkorances

Will Pledge Retroactive Profits Tax   Conferees Agree on Early Next Year at the Latest.

Way Cleared For Tax Boost And A Vacation   Lawmakers Pledge  To Act Later To [ is Ae Dm ote

Way Is Cleared For Approval Of Tax Boost Now  Pledge Made To Take Up Exc as Profit Ta « Late

Way Cleared For Tax Boost. Adjournment  Legislators Agree To Act Later Upon Excess Profits Levy

Joint Panel Okays Delay On Profits Act   ‘Congress Pledged to Work On War Levy This Fall Or Early Next Year

Tax Accord Is Reached   Pledge to Act Later On Profits Levy Speeds Tay Ronet Rill Alang

Solons Pave Way For Tax Boost By Compromise   House-Senate Group ae To Stel Wer t Levy,

Pledge for Later Action On Excess Profits Clears Way for Bia Tax Boost

Way Clear For Action  On Tax Bill   Congress Pledged To Take Up Huge  Issue In Short Time

PASSES SCATHING GROUP REPORT louisiana Senators Refuse lo Send Critical Editor To Jail

Louisianans Spare Publisher, Edifor  Senators Reject ‘Trained Seals’ Tag

RELEASES PHOTO OF LATTIMORE AND JAFFE IN CHINA   SENATOR M’CARTHY SAYS WAS TAKEN AT RED HEADQUARTERS

LATTIMORE, JAFFE PICTURE RELEASED   McCarthy Says It Shows Them At Red Quarters In China In 1937

‘Sen. MeCarthy In Revelation  At GOP Confalk   Picture Shows Him Amerasia Man

Brewster Urges. President Study Forrestal Diary   Says Report. By Truman Should Be Presented If Papers Are Seeret

McCarthy Takes Red Accusation to G.0.P. Session   Releases Photograph ~ of Owen Lattimore at Red Headaucriere

Philip Jaffe, Lattimore In Yenan Phote   Picture Taken At Chinese Reds’ Headquarters In 1937 Is Released By Sen. Jaseph McCarthy

Picture Ties Jaffe; Lattimore to. Reds   M’Carthy Claims Photo Shows Pair With Communists at Yenan

NEW ATTACK ~ ONLATTIMORE   Senator McCarthy Releases Photo of Writer At Red Headquarters.

LINDSTROM MAY BE LEGAL NAME OF INGRID'S BABY   Italian Law Gives Name and Nationality of Husband to Infant.

Roberto Lindstrom May Be Name of Bergman's Baby   Lawyer Saye Under Law of haly Hashand’s Nationality, Name May Be Taken

Big Air Blow Fails To Halt Enemy Push   Yongsan Abandoned By Second Division; ‘Bodies Stacked Up’

Haman Recaptured But Yongsan Is Lost   Allied Air Forces Blast Assaulting North Koreans; New Taegu Push Expected

Counter-Attack Recapfures Haman But 2nd Division Falls Back & Miles   Mass Allied Air Assault Slows, But Fails to Stop Red Smash in South; 50,000 Invaders Paying Heavy Price on Blazing War Front

The 25th Division Loses, Recapiures Haman; 2nd Division {s Pushed Back 83 Miles, as Payoff Rattle Rages in Korea.

PEMPERATURE   Reds Advance Over Stacks  Of Own Dead   Force Of 50,000 Punches Dents In U. N. Line

‘Big Effort, Last One’, Says IUS Officer   May Be Greatest: Communist Bid. In Korean Fight

Red Push Blunted In Counterattack By 25th Division   Other U. §. Units Abandon Yongsan. 12 Mites From Vaegu-Pusan Highway

Conaress Meets For ‘Lame Duck’ Session Today  Expect Little To Be Accomplished At  Chart Saccian

HEADING FOR KANSAS   Weather Bureau Predicts Drop itr Temperature for State

DEFENSE PLAN ACTION URGED BY STATESMAN   Reds Hold Initiative In ‘Cold War,’ Navy Told

Bernard Baruch Urges Creation Of ‘Peace Staff  Elder Statesman Says   Elder Statesman Says U. S. Is Staggering From Crisis To Crisis

More Have Jobs Than Ever Before   Only 1,940,000 Americans Out of Work Las Month.

U. 5. Unemployment Lowest In Two Years   Draft Calls And Increas ed Farm Work Credited For Drop

Less Than Two Million Out Of Jobs  Employment Jumps   Employment Jumps To Highest Stage In Month’s History

U. S. Unemployment Drops To 1,940,000, 2-Year Low, With 61,764,000 Employed

FLAMES ROAR THRU CANNING PLANT GARAGE   Employe Suffers Burns Over Half of His ! Body

Cannery Garage Razed   James Woods Critically Burned In Dawn Blaze

Ransack Apartment, Take Gems Owned by Former Model Now Hosiery Maker’s Wife

Gem Thieves Get $428,500 Ih New York   Burglars Break Into Apartment of Former Mcdel During Her Absence

Former Model Is N. Y. Vietim Of Daring Raid   Husband Tells Wife She Must Not Worry: ‘It's Only Money’

ONE. MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter hiernan (Distributed by International News Service) itv Waller hlernan

‘Raids on Mainland Halted   Has U.S: Gone Too Far? Pravda Asks; Cries ‘Act of Aggression’

Tells Congress U. S. Must Take Lead in Collective Forces  Givee Ranart an   Gives Report on Recent Talks in Europe to Congress

Plea To Congress Made By Acheson   Britain Balks At Coal, Steel Pool Plan

Acheson Reports On Talks   Secretary, Others See No Immediate Threat of Hot War

Acheson Calls on US to Take Lead In “World Army’   Military Power Must Be Merged, He Says, To Meet Red Threat

Only Way to Meet Growing Russ Power Is for West to Unite Its Military Might

Acheson Urges Congress to Support "Collective ’ Strategy of the West

TRUCKER HELD IN CONNECTION WITH ROBBERY   Police Say Driver Trapped by Lies ‘About His Actions

STATE GHlEF WARNS CHINA OF RUSSIANS   Calls Soviet-Chinese Treaty a Tawdry Pretense  1 in Blast.

Far East Gets Pledge of Aid   Communists Warned Against Extending Gains Beyond China Borders

Anti-Soviet Policy Told By Acheson   China Warned Against Following Reds in Aaaressive Act.

Vast Tide Of Manpower Set For Invasion  UN Troops Grimly Await Attack With A Pledae To Stick

North Koreans  Spearhead Force  Poised for Clash Reorganized  oaine  -~_  - _ Te   Reorganized Units Outnumber Chinese On Battlefront

Light Attacks Repulsed as Reds Still Hold Back on Threatened Invasion of South Korea.  “I AIM TO STAY,” SAYS GEN. RIDGWAY

Reds Still Poised For Big Battle   Revamped N. Korean Army In Front Line With Chinese Hordes

General MacArthur’s Headquarters Says 1,350,000 Enemy Troops Are Ready To Strike At United Nations Forces In Korea—444,406 Chinese And North Koreans Estimated To Be Deployed Along  Front Stretching Acrose Peninaula

Allies Plan Big Battle ForCountry   Reds Expected to Use Massed Might Against Defenders of South in Offensive      Chinese, North Koreans Send Bands Looking for Soft Spots

No Explanation For Delay Of Red Strike At Allied Forces Holding Mountains

Light Attacks Beaten Back   Reds May Have 1,350,000 Men in Vast Tide of Menpower Ready to Strike

Reds Reporter: Outnumbering Allied Forees   Patrols Clash Along The West Plains Close To Thirty-Kighth Parallel

1,350,000 MenLined Up Against U.N.   Sheer Numbers May  Smash Against 150-Mile-Wide Front

Korean Reds  Ready To Strike In New Attack  Over I, 300, 000  As. Bataan BA

More Than Million Reds Are Massing For Gigantic Strike Acainst U.N. Forces In Korea

Revamped Red Korean Units  Are Spearhead   New Field Commander Of UN Forces Tells Rhee: “I Aim to Stay” —Probing Continues

Light Attacks Beafen Off By U.N. Defenders   23 Divisions In Forefront of . Expected Assault

1,350,000 Reds Ready To Strike   Enemy Expected To Try To Overwhelm United Nations With Sheer Numbers

Million Reds Poised To Hit Allied Forces   Nearly Half A Million Deployed Alona Front South Of Parallel 38

News Day, Night   23 «Divisions Of Koreans  In Forefront   Allies Indicate They Will Make Strong Fight For Republic

Enemy Holds Off Second Invasion   In Forefront Of Expected Assault Is Revamped Red Korean Army Of 23 Divisions And Three Brigades

Light Feelers Beaten OFF; Second Major  Drive Delayed   MacArthur Estimates 444,406 Enemy Troops Along Front

1,350,000 Reds Poised for Big Korea Attack   Eighth Army Dug In Along 38tk Parallel Ready for Battle .

Red Troops Poised For Big Attack   Enemy Force Estimated at 1,350,000 Men

Million Enemy Troops Poised For Offensive —   Newly-Troined No. Koreans. In Combat Lines

Allied Headquarters List: 1,350,000 Communists In Readiness   Evacuating Korean Capital , Before Fight Reaches That Area

1350 O00 Reds Poised To Strike   444.400 Are Deployed Alone Front, Gen. MacArthur Says: Red Probing Attacks Repulsed

Have 1,350,000 Ready for It: MacArthur  Reds’ ‘Big Push’ Into South Korea Delayed

Second Invasion Of South Korea is Taking Shape   Early Light Attacks Beaten Of As Allies Brace For Strong Stand Against Giant New Offensive

Gen. Ridgway In Talk With Rhee Gives Indication Allies Will Make Fight For Republic

ight Attacks Beaten Off As Communists Delay Major Drive   23 North Korean  Divisions Active   MacArthur Says Reds Have 444,406 Near Front; Rest In China   War Map on Pace 4

Light Thrust On Center Beaten Off   Communists Building Up _ Huge Feree All Along  Front but Hold Off on   General Assault

Allies Facing Enemy Force Of 1,350,000   440,000 in Line Along ‘38’; Nearly Million in Reserve

Mighty Red Foe Poised To Strike   MacArthur Estimates Offensive Force of  444,000 Is Deployed KRaar 294 Da-Rllaf

“ Aim To Stay,’ General Ridgway Assures Koreans   MacArthur Says 444,000 Reds Are Deployed Across Peninsula South Of 38; Light Attacks  ocr SNe. anlade Seema 4 Nh P

Beat Off Light Attacks as Reds Probe U.N. Line  Ol) Bt, bi Chie o*   “ Aim to Stay” Says New Chief Of Eighth Army

1 350,000 Reds Poised. For Blow At U. N. Forces  Light Attacks Held, Apparently Probing Before Major Assault

Allies Line Up Along Border; Attacks Light   MacArthur Says 277.173 Chinese Already at Front

1,350,000 Men af Ready All Along Border of Korea   North Korean Army in Forefront as Big Assault Is Awaited

Light Attacks on Center of Line Are Beaten Off   Revamped Red Korean Army in Forefront of 1,350,000 Troops

MacArthur Estimates 444,406 Communists Deployed On Parallel   MILLION MORE BELIEVED ENROUTE TO FRONT OR IN RESERVE IN MANCHURIA

Huge Forces Set To Open  Major Drive   M?Arthur Estimates More Than Million Poised For Assault

New U.S. Chie in Korea Says, ' Aim fo Stay’   Enemy Has 444,000 Men at Front, More Moving Southward  Rr OFTEN CT PATPAImeo

Communists Delay Threatened Second Invasion; Light Attacks Are Being Repulsed  Army of 23 Divisions, 3 Brigades May Lead Expected “Big Push”

Light Probing . Attacks Beafen Off Near 38th  Co mmunis ists Pla ce   Communists Place 23 Divisions Of Revamped N. Korean Army In Forefront

THE BOX SCORE   Intend To Make A Strong Fight For Korean Republic

1,350,000 Reds Estimated Sef To Strike U.N.  Gen. Ridgway Says ‘I Aim To Stay’ As He Reaches Korea

HARD BATTLE PROMISED BY UN DEFENDERS   ‘I Aim To Stay’, New Allied Field  Commander Says

~ Tokyo, Dec. 27. (AP)—General MacArthur's headquarters said today more than 1,350,000 Reds are pois ad «a. civtks at hI nited Natinne fareae ix Kavan.

1,350,000 Communists Are Primed For Attack   Light Assaults Beaten Off But- ‘Enemy Still Holding Off From All-Out Clash OF Arma.

Light Assaults BeatenOff;U.S. Morale Is High   Gen. Ridgway Tells So. Korean President, ‘ Aim to Stay’

BIG RED ARMY SEEN POISED FOR NEW PUSH   Light Probing Attack: - Are Beaten Off By South Koreans

Manchurian Reserve Pool Is Huge   Army Along Parallel Includes 23 Divisions, Now Engaged ' Only In Patrolling Action

1,350,000 Reds: Poised fo Strike “At U.N. Troops.   Reds Still Hold Back _Threstened Invasion Of Seuthern Korea

13090, 000  Hen Ready ray Fa a io Strike Allies Intend To Make Strong Fight

All-Out Invasion Drive In South Korea Awaited  MXC AXK AK AT TRITO'TOC TFTaTTne   COMMUNISTS UNITS   Probe For Soft Spots In U. N. Line As Prelude To New Campaign

Allied Troops Beat Of f Light Attacks — MacArthur Estimates 444,406 Reds Deployed Along Front — Nearly Another Million On Way Or In Reserves

Allied Field Commanders’ Motto Indicates Strong Stand by All UN Forces

M’ARTHUR SAYS 1,350,000 REDS OPPOSE ALLIES   ENEMY POISED FOR MASSIVE THRUST TO TAKE SOUTH KOREA

Enemy Has 1,350,000 Troops Set   Allies Turn Back Light Red Attacks In Middle Korea

Enemy Musters 1,350,000 Troops  For New Drive   Revamped North Korean Force Expected To Lead Big Offensive

Renewed Red Korean Army Awaits Sianal   Gen. Ridgway Says ‘I Aim To Stay’; Koreans Flee Seoul

444,406 MEN DEPLOYED ON WAR FRONT      Nearly a Million Othéts Are Moving Up or in'Reserve in Manchuria; MacArthur Reports,   NORTH KOREAN ARMY IS REBUILT   Korean Reds Now Have 23  Divisions Ready to Attack; Allies Brace for Expected Mass Assault.

Red Attacks Are Repulsed By UN Troops   Communists Still Holding Off Invasion Threat Below Parallel

MacArthur's Headquarters Makes Official Estimate on Strength of Korean Enemies

Light Blows at © Midsection of © Front Repulsed   Ectimaate Mare Then

Tide of Manpower Massed for Attack   Sharp Clashes Prelude Battle As Enemy Patrols Seek Opening

PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD, BUT.-. Early Frost Could Change Crop Picture

Jack Frost May Have Say About  Growing Crops   What He Does Can Affect Both Prices And Supplies

Vet Confession Termed Phony   Police Say Story Of Ex-Gl Doesn't Fit Facts

STATE DRAFT QUOTA IS EXPECTED TODAY   If National Need Is Pro-Rated Missouri's Share Probably Will Be Relatively Small.

INGRID FACING ENTRY TROUBLE TO GAIN CHILD   ‘Ifs’ Build Up In Case As Suit For Cash And Daughter Develops

ONE-WAY TICKET WINS FOR REDS   Vopimunist Government Of Fast Germany Announces Victory In Election,

East Germany Surrenders Unconditionally to Reds By Passive Yielding to Order

Communists Wir Election Farce  Claim 98.44 Percent Of One-Ticket Vote

Communist Government Of East Germany Claims 98.44 Per Cent Of Total Votes

Reich Reds Say Their Rule Confirmed By 12,088,745 Votes; 51,187 Opposed

Anii-Reds Say German Voters Are “Missing”   Russian-Sponsored Police And Troops Watch Ap EFlactian

EAST GERMANY IS ALL-OUT RED   Leaders Pledged To Loy. alty To Moscow Get 98 Per Cent Of Votes  COERCION EMPLOYED

Observers Speculate Korean War Will Be Over in Matter Of Weeks   . Major Fighting Expected To End When Communist Capital fs Taken   East Germans Endorse Red Ticket Under Eyes Of Russians

E. Germany Red: Win in Election  195,000 Red-Officered German Police Guard To Acenre Victarv

E. Germany Reds Win ia Election  195,000 Red-Officered _ German Police Guard,

Anfi-Reds Say German Voters Are “Missing”  Police And Troops Wateh As Elarcrtian

 . . Anti-Communists Cry Fraud  Red Rule Sews Up East Germany As Voters Surrender

East German Reds Contirm Election Win   Russian Divisions, Police Stood Guard to Assure Final Verdict

Communist Grip On East Germany   Fraud in Election Charge by Anti-Reds

German Reds Sweep Election  12,000,000 Ballots Clanfirem Authority

WHAT OF SOHN FINE?     Fine Culls Cabinet Prospects During Vacation In Florida

Who May Be Who in Next Cabinet In Gv- Elect Fine's Administration

‘State Bar Association Rebukes 'Gov. Dewey For Blast At Judiciary

Defends Honor ‘OF N. Y. Judges   Dewey Scored For Failure to Act Beforehond

Lawyers of State Laud Judges, Assail Charge by Dewey   Resolution Is Passed at Bar Association Meeting Held at Saranac Inn

Long island Rail Crash Railroad's Worst Since ‘46  ge Kee: I bees eee DB   Motorman Charged With Manslaughter; 38 Still Hospitalized

TRAIN WRECK TOLL HITS 29; 105 INJUREE   Motorman Charged if Worst U. S. Railroad Accident Since 1946

son Says He Is Over whelmed by Grief and Unable to Think Clearly: 29 Dead and 105 Injured.

Not Hold Flee After Peace For Korea   Truman Declares Formosa be a Treaty Subject

GIRL’S BODY FOUND IN FIELD   Taxi Driver Held In Mutilation Slaying of Ohio Teen-Ager.

West Europe Hopeless in Face of Reds   Morale of People at Lowest Ebb as Dread Of Russian Invasion _ Grows on Continent

Western Europe Fears Soviet Army Could Take Continent at Anv Time

Peace at Any Price Policy Taking Hold in Europe, Peoples Dread Russian Military Power

TAKING OF CENSUS TO START APRIL f   TWO TO FOURWEFK QUIZ PROGRAM TO BE CONDUCT. ED BY 146.000 COUNT? RS,

CENSUS TAKERS GET READY FOR APRIL 1 COUNT   Population Expected To Be Tabulated at 151 Million Before Quiz Ends

Resume Wage NX egotiations  With US Steel   Union Representatives, Commany Men Offer No Previous Comment

U.S. Steel, ClO Talks Resumed  No Indication of —_—_ 5s = ____ ges, :

FRENCH BLAST  VIETMINH TROOPS   FIGHT FOR BASTION ON INDO  CHINA FRONTIER BELIEV ED TO HAVE BEGUN.

French Planes Blast Rebel Forces   Battle of Laokay, Last French Bastion, Is Opened

Army Lowers Standards for Volunteers; Makes Requirements Same as Those for Draft

UN ASSEMBLY READY TO OUIT. PARLEYS SET   Cease-Fire Talks Are Lone Activity On Agenda

Cease Hire Talks Are Continuing  Way To Stop Killing In Korea Sought In UN

Detroit War Veterans Buy, Destroy Newsstand Copies of Daily Worker

Communist Paper Banned In Detroit   Daily Worker Enjoys Salec Before Action

A-Bomb ‘Towering Reality’— Vandenberg Warns Air Force Able To Last OQnlv Months In ‘Real’ War

Couldn't Guard Country Against A-Bombs Gen. Vandenberg Claims U.S.  Air Force Too Weak For War

Picture In Press Leads To Capture   Former Leader of KKK Sought For  Parole Violation

Brink Uniform Is Found In Roundup  Nine Arrested In ‘Hollywood Style’

FINE FOR SPORTS   'Weatherins Predicts Part iy lee Was fe  Tomorrow

40,000 Communists Troops Massed While Cannon Roar; Entire Warfront Is Ablaze   Close-Ranged Fighting Underway Outside Taegu And New Action Expected By Tonight: Air Force Busv.

ARTILLERY DUEL FEATURES ACTION ON TAEGU FRONT   ALLIED DEFENDERS EXPECT NEW ATTACK IN SECTOR TONIGHT

Close Fight Rages Near Vital City   Spokesman Says Reds Mass 40,000 Men for Counterattack Against Northwest Sector  Aircraft Assist  One Thoasandl Reds Reporte a Killed hy  7

Yanks Holding Firm but Fresh Red Offensive Is Expected at Any Hour

Allies Knock Out Much Artillery As Drive Draws Near   10,000 Reds Massed For New Attack On Key Town South Koreans Gain In Drive To Qaniyra VYanochan Dafanea

Yanks and North Korean: Are Locked in a Bitter Struggle   oP y og ae ocked Ou

—Big Guns Slugging North Of Tacgu—  South Koreans Battle Forward   t. S. First Division Spokesman Reports No Change In Front: Await New Red Push

South Koreans Gain 6 Miles In Northeast  1000 Reds Killed Ae Maktnna Atiant   1000 Reds Killed As Naktong Aitack Is Hurled Back

Communists Continue 8uilding Un Troops on Front North o! Taeau for Exnected New Drive

Expect Fresh Red Drive Near Taequ   Communists and Allies Use Big Artillery In Close Range Fighting North of City; South Koreans Advance Nearer Pohana

jut a New nemy Push 5 Expected   South Koreans Seal Off Eastern Gateway to Taegu

New Attack Is Expected Near Taegu      ctl Koreans Believed Ready to Renew Push at Any Hour; Allied Planes Deal Telling Blows

AMERICAN, RED FORCES SLUG IT OUT AT CLOSE RANGE NEAR TAEGU: FRONT IS UNCHANGED.

Guns and Planes Hammer Buildup For New Drive   South Koreans Grind Ahead in Northeast;Enemy Losses Pile Up

Artillery and Infantr: Locked in a Bitter Close ~ Range Battl   New Red Drive Is Expected Hourly   Many Planes Blast Tabu. Enemy Supply Post 12 Wiles Narth of Tacen

Lines Unchanged as Allies Wait Red Offensive   Artillery, Infantry in Gun Duels With Foe North of Taequ

New Offensive Drive by Reds Expected Soon   Enemy Artillery Is Knocked Out in Battle 7 Mi. from City

Close-Range Fighting Is In Progress   Allied and Red Big Guns Slug at Each Other As Offensive Is Awaited   EXPECT ACTION SOON   Situation Is Fluid as Ground Is Gained and  Lost by Both Sides

Report New Korean Attack Due Anvtime  Northern Troons   Northern Troops Prepare New Push

Lines Unchanged As Troops Battle At Close Range   South Koreans Advance Near Yongchon To Secure Vital Highway Defense

Artillery Losses Suffered By Foe In Yank Barrage   Report Yongehon Defenses Secured By Advances Of South Korean Units

Fresh Red Offensive Expected at Any Hour; Brisk Action Reported with No Major Developments.   NAVY PLANES RAID ENEMY SUPPLY POINT

EXPECT ENEMY TO ATTACK ANY HOUR   North Of Taegu  ALLIED AIRCRAFT      Blast Communist Regiment In Naktong River Area; Red Losses Heavy

Korean War Turns Into Slugging Duel   Artillery And Infantry Stage Bitter Battle

New Red Offensive Expected To Spring   Artillery, Infantry In Combat Seven Miles North Of Taegu; Threat Looms

Big Guns Anc Planes Blast Communists  Enemy Battered -Alono Naktone

An licipale Fresh Red  Offensive   Seesaw Battles Raving Near Taegu And Port of Pohang

New Major Red Offensive Looms At Any Moment   Allied And Commie Big Guns, Troops Slug At Each Other !n Bitter Fighting

Gls, Enemy Slug It Out at Close Range   New Red Offensive Expected as Foe Probes Allied Lines

Close-Range Battle Raging Near Taegu  Fresh N. Korean Offensive Expecte To Be Unleashed “At Any Maur’

Communist and U. S. Infantry And Artillery Slugging Hard at Each Other Near Taegu  Fresh Offensive Is Being Expected There at Any Time

Fresh Commie Drive Against Taegu Poised  Phosphorus Shells Light Targets For Navv Raid At Tabu

US. Planes, Guns Batter Red Forces.   New Enemy Drive on Taegu Expected, but Allies Sofidify Lines

NEW ATTACK IS EXPECTED AT ANY TIME   Southern Sector’. Is Comparatively  Quiet On Monday

No Change in Front Line, U. S. Spokesman Says  Enemies Slug at Each Other Near Taeau

Troops Slug It Out NearTaegu In Korea War   Big Guns, Infantry Exchange Blows; Air  Force Is Active

Allies and Reds in Bitter, Close-Range Struagle for Taequ   UN Forces Bracing Selves for New Communist Offensive Whick ls Expected to Be Started Soon

In Battle Seven Miles From Taegu   Yanks and North Korean: Are Locked in a Bitter Struggle   Report American Barrage  Knocked Out “Man” Red Big Guns

Expect Another Red Assault Toward Taegu  Believe 40.000   Believe 40,000 Communist Troops Massed For Attack

U.S. Planes Help Pound Red Troops   Fresh Offensive Expected Hourly From Communists

Foes Spar To North Of Taegu   But Front Is Unchanged After Bitter Fighting Ends; New Red Assault Is Expected Hourly

Allies Meet Commies In Close Range Fight   Slug At Each Other With Big Guns, InfantryExpect 40,000 Massed Reds To Attack At Any Hour — North Korean Losses Heavy

Allies Slug It Out With Red Troops   Expect * “Fresh.” Evemy Of fensive

NewRed Blow To Win Taegu CloseatHand   ‘Allies Ready to Meet Offensive North of City   Warplenes Again Help in Striking at Foe—South Koreans Make Gain.

ALLIES AND RED KOREANS STRIKE IN BITTER FIGHT   Men And Guns Slug It Out As New Enemy Offensive Is Awaited—American Planes Active. ,

New Offensive by Korean Reds is Expected Hourly   Infantry, Artillery Slug in Bitter Fight Without Gain

Allies, Reds Trade Blows Near Taegu  North Korean Offensive Expected Affe... B.'.t B..L.. ht wv gmeéee

Ground Forces Slug lt Out In Close Fighting   Fresh Red Korean Offensive Expected North of Taequ

RED ‘FEELER’ BLOWS TEST KOREA LINES   Infantry and Artillery Slug at Close Range North of Taegu; Front is Unchanged. ;   ” NEW RED OFFENSIVE  EXPECTED ANY, HOUR   South Koreans Make Gains; Planes Blast 3,000 Communist Troops Caught in the Open.

Allies Expecting Red Korean Drive Artillery, Troops Clash near Taegu

Expect Fresh Korean Thrust ‘At Any Hour’   Navy Corsairs Hit Reds With Targets Lit By Phosphorous

Fresh Drive By Red Kores Foree Likely   Allied And Communist Big Guns Exchange Heavy Fire: 40,000 . Of Enemy Massed

The Weather   Allies Blast Red Guns on Taegu Front   40,000 Communist Troops Mass For Attack in Northwest: Korean Savs Main Army Crushed

Allied Planes and Artillery Shower Death and Destruction On Reds in This Crucial Fight

Allied, Red Infantry In Bitter, Close Fighting   40,000 COMMUNISTS MASSED FOR ATTAZX ON NORTHWEST WALL

Americans Alert For New Assault   Allied Guns Take Heavy Toll of Red Artillery Communists Massed to North of Taegu

Many Commie Guns Knocked Out in Duel   South Koreans Secure Defenses Around Yonachon

Red Big Guns Knocked Out By Yank Barrage   New Enemy Offensive Is Believed Shaping; Allied Aircraft Mangle Commnu nist Regiment Of 3.000

South Koreans (,0 Forward At Yongchon   Action Is Expected To Break Out Tonight On Northwest Front

U.N. Forces Hold Lines   Yank Big Guns Smash Communist Artillery North of Taegu

20 Cities Cited  For Pollution   Defiance Among 12 Starting Remedies

20 Cities Cited For Pollution  State Health Chief Seeks Lean! Action

Surplus Crops Storage Costs Into Millions   U.S. Pays Ten Millior Monthly To Store Its Big Holdings

Fire Leaves 1,200 Homeless  150 Houses Leveled In Canadian Blacc

NEW SHOCKS CLIMAX SERIES IN CALIFORNIA   Business District Ordered Closed For Safety

Mud Geysers Appear In Nearby Fields   Quakes Continue 3rd Day in Imperial

Streets Roped Off, Buildings Ruled Unsafe   Two-thirds of Town's Structures Barred ta Public by Police

Head Nurse Testifies “I Thought She Was Dead’’; Doctor’s Reputation. Upheld.

The Weather   No Signs of Life Seen When Injection Given, Nurse Says at Trial

Mrs. Borroto Dead Before Injection?  Head Nurse, Doctor Teetifv for Sander

Nurse Noted Pallor Before Air Injections   ‘L Thought She Was Dead, Defense Witness Declares

Head Nurse Testifies Mrs. Borroto Had Death Pallor Before Injection

SANDER NURSE TESTIFIES SHE caw NO PULSE   Defense Seeks to Prove Mrs Borroto Not Killed by Air Bubble.

Patient Appeared Dead Says Nurse In Sander’s Trial  No Sign of Life   No Sign of Life When Examined She Tells Court

Patient Dead, Nurse Declares  In Mercy Case   Supervisor Says Cancer Victim Died Before Sander Injected Air

Nurse Testifies For Defense In Mercy Death   Concer Victim's Pulse Said Gone Before Injection

Nurse Thinks Patient Dead Before Shot   Mrs. Borroto Seemed Lifeless, Witness Says ot Sander Trial

Nurse Testifies For the Defense   Says Victim Had A Death Pollor

Nurse Says Patient Died Before ‘Air’   Defense Takes Up Case In ‘Mercy’ Killing Trial

Nurse Testifies On Death Pallor Of Mrs. Borrote   Declares Cancer Patient Not Breathing Minutes Before Injection Given

Nurse Confirms Death of Patient Prior to Injection  Pie Fs,   Supports Defense Claim in ‘Mercy’ Slaying Hearing

Dead Before Air Injection, Belief   Head Nurse Testifies She Thought Cancer Victim Had Expired

Begin Defense Testimony in ‘Mercy Trial’   Character Witnesses Are - Called and Statements Made of ‘Already Dead’

Nurse Believes Patient Died Before Injection  No Pulse,‘Breath Noted, Nurse Tells

PATIENT REPORTED -NOT BREATHING   Nurse Says She Was Unable To Detect Mrs. Borroto’s Pulse

Mrs. Borroto Not Breathing Before Injection, Claim    Nurse Testifies Cancer Patient Had Death Pallor Before Dr. Hermann Sander Was Cailed; Defendant To Take Stand In Own Defense

Head Nurse on Stand In Trial Of Dr. Sander   Testifies She Thought Cancer Patient Dead Before Air Injection

TAKE STAND, LAWYER SAYS   Nurse Says Victim Had Death Pallor  Before Injection °

Doctor Due As Witness Sander Will Attemp   Sander Will Attempt To Prove Innocence

Sanders And Wife Will Take Stand  hy... oT TW,   Doctor To Testify In His Own Defense; State Rests In Trial.

DOCTOR TO BE : STAR WITNESS FOR DEFENSE   Plea for Acquittal Turned Down  By Judge

Death Preceded Injection of Air, Head Nurse Says   Declares Patient Was Not Breathing Before Dr. Sander’s Action

Mrs. Borroto Not Breathing, Nurse Testifies   Defense Witness Failed to Detect Any Pulse in Woman

Nurse Testifies Mrs. Borroto Hac a Death Pallor   Not Breathing Before Air Injected Into Her Veins by Dr. Sander

‘Thought She Was Dead’ Says Nurse, Defense Witness   Failed to Detect Any Pulse Minute: Before Dr Sander Arrived

Nurse Claims Patient Had Death Pallor  Looked Dead, Not Breathing; * vr Il. waar livia

NURSE SAYS SHE THOUGHT PATIENT DEAD   Head Nurse Testifies Mrs: Borroto Stopped Breathing Before Air Was Injected Into Veins.   NO PULSE; PATIENT DID NOT TWITCH   Dr. Sander, Accused of Mercy Killing, to Take the Stand in His Own Defense.

Had Death Pallor And Pulse Gone   Physician Also Found No Life in Cancer  Ridden Patient

Doctor Denies Air Injections  Could Be Fatal   Nurse Says Cancer Victim  Had Awful Pallor Of Death

SANDER TO TAKE STAND IN TRIAL   Physician Will Testify In Effort To Prove That Merey Death Resulted From Na ‘tural Cause  ~

Head Nurse Tells Of ‘Death Pallor   Baltimore Doctor ° Offers Test Case

HEAD NURSE BACKS SANDER   Says Mrs. Borroto Had A Death Pallor Before Doctor’s Visit

Head Nurse Testifies At Sander Trial   Says Cancer Victim Was Not Breathing Before Air Was Injected In Veins

Sander Tc Testify In Trial   Accused Doctor Will Claim Patient Dead Before Air Injections

Doctor And Wife Expected To Go On Stand Today   Defense Witness Says She Thought Woman Was Dead

Dangerous Cat Leaps From its Zoo Pit and Slinks Into Woods After Frightening Scores.      ARMED MEN SEARCH  IN VAIN FOR BEAST   ‘Hunt Halted as Darkness   Falls — Residents of Area   Keep Doors Locked, Porch Lights Ablaze.

Bomb, or Volcano Ash?  Hot Air And Merry-go-rouné Winds Blamed On Hazy Skies

Young Arkansas War Hero Has A Charmed Life, Now Enters Ath Grade at Age of 24

Column Left   Lhd  «..@ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it. . : ”’—~Burys.

Flat Increases Given Workers Under New Plan   Boosts Expected In Price Of Cars

Ford Grants Pay Hike in 5-Year Pact   Wage-Pension Plan Gives Cost-of-Living Increase to 110,000

rord Grants Big Pay Hike   Wages Tied To Living Costs in Surprise Action

Higher Car Prices Seen  As Result   Cost-Of-Living Pact Hikes Wages And Pension Plan

Says Fuchs Knew About H-Bomb, Too   Data He Provided Speeded Up Soviet Science by Years.

[FUCHS KNEW TOP SECRETS OF: ‘ATOM AND HYDROGEN BOMBS, ‘SCIENCE WRITER DECLARES

‘TRUMAN WILL MAKE ' STOP IN CUMBERLAND   Western Maryland City Include¢  As “Whistle Stop” On  May 16

Lashes False, Vicious Attacks On Farm Plan   Letter to Kline An. other Round in Feuc Over Supports

New Blast From Brannan   Farm Bureau Federation is Again Assailed

Brannan Charges Federation With “Vicious” Attack   American Farm Bureau Is Target of Letter over Statement Concerning Farm Cron Racaruace

Brannan Hits At Critics .   Brands Attacks on Him By Farm Bureau Officer Vieious and Untrue’.

Brannan Raps Farm Bureau For Opposing His Plan   Accuses Leaders Of ‘Vicious and Untrue’ Attacks

Says Fuchs May Have Had Access To H-Bomb Data  Scientist Admits Passing Sec rets  SS ee ee

R REVEAL ‘ION SCIENTIST SPY FOR RUSSIA      B. Was “Planted” in Engband By Krein

World Sources Look Upon Hoover's U.N. Proposal as Incentive to War

 Hoover’s Proposal For Revamping UN Meet: With Little Approval Throughout World

Hoover Proposal On U.N. Stirs © Mixed Reaction  Mrs. Roosevelt Against Change; Few Senators Favor Western Bloc

Hoover’s Plan Falls Flat... .  Little Favor Given - Soviet Ban Advice

Hoover Proposal Shunned  Russia-Less UN Meets With Little Warld Annroval

Hoover Proposal fo Revamp United Nations Meets With Little Favor Throughout World

Nations Cool To Hoover Idea   Moscow Is Silent A: Other Capitals Defend U.N. «

World Cool To Hoover's UN Revision   Mrs. FDR Says Speech Advocates ‘Surest Way To War’

World Is Cold To Hoover Plan To Oust Russia   Press Survey Shows Mixed Ideas on Move For Revamping UN

HOOVER'S PLAN TO REVAMP UN IS CRITICIZED   ttle Approval Is Giver To Proposal Throughout World

Hoover Proposal About UN Brings Mixed Reaction  Gains Little Approval!

Hoover Plan for U.N. Without Red: Gets Scant Support   Most Comment is To Give a Longer Chance

Hoover's Proposal ‘Of UN Minus Reds " Not Too Popular   State Department Advisers Believe Plan Would Make Two Rival Warld Arena

Hoover’s Proposal To Revamp UN Minus Russia Gets Little Approval

‘Hoover's Proposed U. N. Without Soviet ‘Gains Little Approval Throughout World

Hoover Plan For U.N. Gets Little Support   Most Nations Condemn Past President’s Proposal To Revamp U. N. Without Communists.

Hoover Proposal Reaction ‘Chilly’ ’ In Foreign Fields  U.N. and Satellite States To Oppose Exclusion Effort

Approval Of Hoover Plan  Is Withheld   Most Of Those Who Talk Want Russia To Be Kepi ln U.N.

Most Responsible Government Officials Refrain from Comment on Russia-Less Agency

Proposal by Ex-President Is Criticized   Romulo Says Russian -Membership Bridges a Wide Chasm

GOV. WILLIAMS: SETS CAMPAIGN   Legislature’s Re cor d Is To Be Ammunition In  1950 Drive

Housing Plan Scaled Down By Senator:   Committe e Cuts Loon _ Figure For Middle In - .eome Families

Mid-Income Housing Bill Scaled Down  Senate Panel Cuts l aan Ficure In Ual

Solons Halve - Housing Plan   Committee Slashes, Passes Administration Bill

Expectant Mother Loses Four Childrer  Fire Destroys Home While She Is Away

Tight Security System To Bar Reds From U. S. Ships Is Agreed Upon

Security Steps Set For Ships  Management, Union: Unite To Bar Rec

Maritime System  Will Ban Reds   Unions and Management To Cooperate With Federal Agencies in Security Pact

Reds Barred From U.S. Ships  Unions Cooperating With Federal Men

Coal Miners Must Be In Pits Friday   Federal Judge Gives Ultimatum

MINERS IGNORE COURT GROER T0 END COAL STRIKE   Lewis’ Union Faces Huge Fine For Contempt; Tatks Brustlass

Ultimatum s Given Miners To End Strike   Heavy Fines Risked lf Strike Continues After 72-Hour Period

ULTIMATUM BRINGS ANGRY COMMENTS IN COAL FIELDS   President  Truman ‘May Ask Auth-“ority to Siezé - Struck. Pits. if Contempt Procéedings Fail —  Emergency -Convervation Mea‘sures Are Rale Across Country.

Deadline Set To End Strike   Miners’ Failure May Bring Heavy Fine

Judge's Order Gets Only Angry Commer From Coal Workers   To Risk Heavy Fine For Court Contempt

ULTIMATUM BRINGS ANGRY COMMENTS IN. COAL FIELDS   President Proman May Ask Authority to Sieve Struck Pits if Conlempt Proceedings Fail — Emergency Conservation Measures Are Rule Across Country.

iChurchill Accuses Labor Government of Maintaining Controls to Get “Everybody’s Life Into Socialist Clutches” — Morrison Hits Back—Bookmakers Offer 11 to 8 Against Conservative Party Victory.

Word Battle To Rule Started In England As Vote Time Nears   Prominent Prestonsburg, Ky.  Men Indicted In Gul- Sla Vite

WOVLON'T HIT 36TH, 49TH DIVISIONS $$ ET TE DIVISIONS  Guard Call May Affect 1,300  In Non-Divisional Texas Units   EARMARKED FOR DUTY? West Texas Reserve Units In Watchful Waiting Status

Truman Mixes Politics With Prenaredness In Meeting With Coaaressional Leadars

Stalin Ignores Teacher’s Peace Bid But U.S. Women Praise Her Effort

Accuse Key Official In Red Hearing   Brewster Hits Tydings For _“Heckling” During .« . Inquiry

Hanson Called ‘Pro-Communist By McCarthy  State Department Executive May Head

KEY STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL ACCUSED OF PRO - COMMUNISN   Senator Identifies Haldore Hanson As Executive Director Of The Committee On Scientific And Cultural Caoneration

Haldore Hanson, Key State Department Official, Accused Of Pro-Red Activity

M’Carthy Puts His Finger on Hanson   Senator Makes His Accusations Before Senate Committee

Key Aide Called Red  ~ MeCarthy Names   McCarthy Names *Pomt 4 Chief

Key Foreign Office Officia! Is Called Red   McCarthy Accuses Haldore Hanson In Senatorial Probe

McCarthy Turns Fire On Official As A Pro-Red   Committee Director Under Attack By Wisconsin Senator

Hanson Is Named In Red Probe   McCarthy Cites Pro-Communist Activity Dating Back To 1938; Cleared By State Dent.

Solon Accuses Haldore Hanson Of Red Leaninas  MeCarthy Labels Bic State Department Gfficial As Commy

Solon Accuses High Official Being Pro-Red   McCarthy Says Haldore Hanson, Official in State Department, Long Allied With Commies

McCarthy Names Hanson “Red  Point Four Official’s Activitiec Cited

DEMOCRATS CHARGED WITH “WHITEWASH”   Senator Declares Filibuster Tactics Are Being Employed

New Charges Are Made By McCarthy   Accuses Key State Department Official Of ‘Pro-Communist Activities _

To Name Names:  Senator McCarthy Ready To Reveai Red Names Today

State Office Aide Accused  By MeCarthy      ' Pests Pro-Communist Activities _ Laid To Haldore Han son By Senator

Truman Plans To Announce Panel Today   Bi-Partisan Group to Probe MeCarihy Charges of Reds In State Department

TAXHEFR CONTROL   HEAVIEST IN 4506 VEFARS   Truman Board Will Probe Red Charges

Atomic Power Lab Union Is Out on Strike   ClO Workers Quit Job At General Electric's Big Plant Despite Government's. Pleas

ATOMIC POWER STRIKE BEGUN   Electric Workers Walk Out Despite Plea Of Government

Some Strike At G.E. After US. Appeal   Schenectady Lab Hit By Walkout; Ford Grants Wage Boost

Polio Strikes Hardest Blows Of 1950 In Texas With 55 Cases During Week

Vote Frauds To Face Crackdowr  McGrath Urges Law Group To Help Him

M’GRATH CALLS FOR CRACKDOWN ON VOTE FRAUD   Attorney General Urges Ac tion Against Anyone Violating Laws in This Year's Election.   HE SPEAKS BEFORE DISTRICE ATTORNEYS   Group Expected to Make Plans for Launching Nation-Wide Drive Against  Slot Machines.

How They Voted In Milam County   JOHN WHITE HAS SAFE LEAD OVER MCDONALD

Young Candidate Appears Elected   Judge Parr Assures White 4,000 OF 4,100 Votes Cast in Duva!

Agriculture’ Chief Believes He Has Chance   Parr Says Duval Will Add 4,000 for Wichita Falls Man

SEE EES Rewer ee A a  Gunman And Victim Found Early Today  Car Is Ditched In Wild Ride

California Girl Returned Home After Kidnapine   Police Capture Alleged Abductor Within 6 Hours

Girl Safe After BeingKidnaped At Point of Gun   Youth Paroled Fror Mental Hospital Held After Wild Ride

Girl Kidnaped ‘And Taken Or Terror Ride   Youth Jailed After Pair Are Traced By Telephone Call

Key Measure Bottled by Ballot Tie   Bay State’s Herter Favors Clearance For Floor Vote

HOUSE RULES GROUP HOLDS UP FEPC BILI   Tie Vote Keeps AntiJob Discrimination  Measure Off Floor

Beat Motion ' To Send Bill , To The House   Four Southerners,! Ohio Republican Vote Against _ Clearing Bull

BILL FOR CIVIL RIGHTS BLOCKED   Tie Vote In Committee Bottles Up Fair Employment Practices Measure—Long Delay Probable.

House Group Nips Fi Employment Practice Proposal Committee ‘Bottles’  ee ee a

Tie Vote Bottles Up the FEPC Bill  Measure Locked in  Rules Committee

Oo aeoooocorereeoreeeeeeeoeeee —  MoveToOpen FEPC Debate Loses Ballot   Tie Vote Keeps Rights Act Tied Up In House Rules Committee

Rules Group Keeps FEPC Bill Bottled   Motion To Send Employment Measure To House Fails

_-DEMOCRATS STYMIE MEASURE—  Tie Vote Bottles Civil Right Bill In Committee

Latest Effort To Report Bill Out Is Balked   Committee Is Deadlocked 5 to 5 On Civil Rights Measure

FEPC Measure QSeems Stymied  Party Leaders In No Hurry To Rescue Bill

SOLONS IN TIE COUNT, 9-5, TO NIP JOBS ACT   Two Republicans Absent as Group Refuses To Send Measure to Floor

Tie Vote Keeps FEPC Measure  In Committee Ohio Republican Joins Southerners in Stoppaaqe

First Civil Rights Bill Kept From House by Tie Vote   One Republican -° Joins Southerners To Bottle Up Bill

Rules Body Bottles Up  FEPC Bill   4 Southern Democrats Republican Keep Plan in Committee

Big Tax Increase ‘Among Proposals   More Military Manpower, Anti-Inflation Controls And Swift Step-Up In War Production Goal OF President 

Kumchon Falls To Ist Cavalry   American Spearheads Push Eight Miles. Beyond Captured Town in North. Korea, 70 Air Miles From, Capital— 20,000 Reds Are Reported Trapped.    BRITISH COMMANDOS LAND

Dispute Leads to Wildcat Strike   Classification of Single Job Starts it All

Great Ball Of Fire Seen By Many Kentucky, Tennessee Jarred As Meteor Exolodes In Sky

Kentucky and Tennessee Jarred  Meteor Flashes Through Sky, Then Explodes, Witnesses Say

See Ball of Fire in Sky  Expldig Meteor Jars Wide ‘Area Near Nashville Today”

Meteor Is Seen Over Wide Area  Blast Felt From Poducah ta Memnahic

Area From Memphis to Paducah Is Jarred as Meteor Flashes  T hrough Skies, Then Explodes

Low-Flying Meteor Explodes In Sky, Jars Large Section In Kentucky-Tennessee Area

Pilot Tells Of Seeing Big Meteor Believed To Have Exploded Later   Large Area In Kentucky And Tennessee Jarred By Blast; Many Others Report Seeing Blinding “Ball Of Fire.”’

Meteor Blast Two States   Ball of Fire: 2 In Sky Followed By Exnlosion -

Meteor Jars Area In Kentucky, Tennessee   Pilot Says It Looked Like ‘Ball Of Flame’ Just Missed Nose Of Plane

Senators Seek Underworld Link  Between Kansas City Crime, Racing Data

Press Service Head Called In Gambling Quiz   Solons Seeking Link With Underworld In Kansas City Sel-up

Senators Probe Kansas City's Gambling Today   Seek Underworld Link in Distribution of Race Results to Bookies

Soviets Order Mobilization  Of East Zone   ‘Extreme Crisis’ Reported Expected by Moscow 1 In Mid-Mav

A Friend in Need   1 Friend m Neea ” se  Farmers Live Golden Rule

telegrams Sent To Mine Locals To Quit Monday  UMW Officials In Winois Say Tipoff Is True

TITLER == WONT COMMENT; MEN DISSATISFIED   Other Official Sources Say Orders Are Not In Their Hands

Six Children Die in Flames   4.in Canada Family Flee Burning Home

“Six Children — Trapped In’ Burning Home  Other Kiddies’ Are  Saved Fram Flamec

Six Children Die in Blaze   Two ‘Others Escape With Parents as Home -Burns at Toronto, Canada.

TORONTO BLAZE ENDS LIVES OF 6 YOUNGSTERS   Parents and Two Other Chil. dren Escape Decth in Early Morning Fire

Six Children Die In Early Morning Fire   Parents And Two Children Escape

Six Children Burn  In Flaming House   Parents Escape With 2 Other Children; Neighbor Says Home Went Up Like Torch

Duff, James Swap Punches in Oral Battle Over State Business Matters -

SUDDEN TOTAL WAR AGAINST THE UNITED STATES WOULD SCUTTLE THE GOVERNMENT'S PRESENT PLANS FOR MOBILIZATION ECONOMY

It Total War Comes, Every American Will Fight or Perform War Work   Br MALCOLW JOLENCOY

Total War Would Call for Americans To Tighten Their Belts for a Time

SEEK OHIOANS IN TOT'S ABDUCTION   Cooks Forest Searched For Hubbard Pair

cook's Forest Center of Search For lot Kidnaped From Home In Brookville

Want fo Know Why U. 5. Ill Equipped in Korea Fighting   Senators Ask for All Facts on Forces and Supplies Overseas.

Ready To Half Operations With Walkout   4,000 AFL Switchmen Slated To Quit At6 A. M. Today

‘Nationalist Pleads American Labor Help Feed Millions in Chinese Famine

Nationalists Ask Aid For Hunary Chine   President Expected To Request Congress Te Helo Small Firms

AID IS ASKED TOFICHT RED CHINA FAMINE   Nationalist Labor Bloc  Asks Unions’ Help In : Feeding 50 Million

ADYERTIGEMIENT        * AGES 60 TO 85 ACCEPTED FOR LOSPITAL INSURANCE

‘Mercy Slaying’ Dehates Heard   Prosecution Wins in Legal Skirmish at Hearing Today,

‘Dr. Sander’s Defense Rests 'After Vital Claim Is Attacked   MANCHESTER, N. H. —UP— The defense  at the Dr. Herman N. Sander mercy murder trial rested at 1:34 p. m. (CTS) today.

State Wins  Demand for Vein Check   Attorneys for Sande: Agree To Submit  Arm Section.

War Tax Bill Is Signed by Truman; Government to Begin Taking  More From Salaries Within Week

Income Tax Boost Bill Signed Into Law by President   War Measure Also Puts Added Levies on Corporations

President Signs War Tax Measure Effective Oct. 1  re. Boost To Gost Ms Pub! ic, Cor rporatio ns

‘Truman Signs War Tax Act:  Income bial ies Go Up Oct. 1   Measure To Add $4.7 Billion To Federal Income Is Only First Step In Pay-As-You-Go Defense Spending

New War Tax Signed Into Law  Only The First Step In Government Plans

Truman Signs $4.7 Billion War Tax Bill   Added Deductions From Salaries Will Begin October 1

Wartime Tax Bill Signed; More Slated   New Law Only First Step; Tax Load May Reach $50 Billions

Income Tax Boost Bill Signed Into Law by President  War Measure Also Put   War Measure Also Puts Added Levies on Corporations

TRUMAN SIGNS FOUR BILLION WAR TAX BILI   Effective October 1, I Will Hit Individuals,  Corporations

Truman Signs Bill Raising Income Taxes   Citizens Will Kick In Three Billions a Year More to Federal Kitty as Result

UN Commission Puts Blame for War On North Korea's Unprovoked Attack

Manpower and Navy Bills Go ‘To President   Senate Amendments Okayed By House

Air Pounding Slows Advance Of Invaders  Front Line U. S. Troops Get First Taste Of Battle In

Invaders’ Progress  Is Slowed   Americans Probably Will Meet Enemy On Ground Soon

Report North Army Push Is Slowed   Australian Planes Hit Dangerously Close to Yanks

COURT PAYS TRIBUTE TOL. GERTRUDE BRIGHT   Probation Officer For’ Her Constructive Work   IN AIDING JUVENILES

COURT PAYS TRIBUTE  TO PROBATION OFFICER   Judges Laud Miss L. Ger trude Bright for Work With Juveniles   CONSTRUCTIVE WORK

First Marine Division Heads For Baltle  aatherneck Fichter Wing. Carrier Race Across Pacific

Leathernecks Set Sail For  Korean Front Planes, Tanks Being Rushed To Help Stem Tide

YANKS FORCED TO RETIRE WITH SOME LOSSES   Japan Given Permission Tr Build Up Reserve  Police Force   U. S. TANKS LANDEE FOR COUNTER - ATTACK

North Koreans Allow Yanks To Probe 10 Miles Deep Into Red Territory; Retreat Described As Morale Shaker

Advance Units Retreat Again; Tanks Move I   Americans Are 9 til Out-Gunned; Suffer Mare Casualties

U.S. Patrol Ambushed And Retires   Americans Soon Will Have Tanks. MacArthur Says

100,000 Shriners Take Los Angeles In Advance Of Official Meet Start

Democrats Getting Set For Opening Of Party's State Convention Tuesday

4 C10 Unions Facing Charges  Hearing Being Held On Communist Basis

CIO Puts Clamp on Red Unions   Charges or Get Out, Murray Ulimeatum .

‘No Longer Wacky...  ‘Wilbur the Robin Finds Lady, Gives Up Fight With Reflection

ROBIN ABANDONS ATTACK ON [MAU   ADMIRING LADY BIRD COMES ALONG AND LURES HIM FROM SHINY HUBCAP.

ROBIN ABANDONS —HUBCAP BATTLE   Ponca City Bird Forgets Anger At Image When New Love Comes Along

Who Is Whose Best Friend?   Wilbur The Wacky Robin Gives Up Hubcap kor A Lady Friend

Urge Congress To Pass UMT  In This Session   Tydings Says Mistake To Leave Without Acting On Measure

Stephenson Extradition Fight Looms   Indiana Called ‘Crime Capital of Nation” By Former Klansman In Radio Interview

Stephenson To Fight Return  To Indiana   Parole Hearing on Former Klan Leader May Be Held in Minneapolis Early Next Week.

FIRST SINCE END OF WAR Atomic Pile Put In Use  lor Government Research

Makes Bids for Favor in Every Part of State  GOPers Not Sure Ye Wheat Thav Went

GOP Charges Williams with ‘Playing Politics-But Leaderless Republicans Really Think He is Playing State Vote Cultivating Game Smarter Than They Are

Cancer Study Reveals Kind of Town... May Cause Various Forms of Disease

UN Korean Panel Confirms Red Atrocities   Swift Approval Expected to Eiqht Nation Peace Plan

Senators Lucas and Douglas Enter Active Campaigning; Dirksen Continues His Tou:

Girl Gangs Worse Than Those of Boy:   Denver Gangs Vicious, Fight With Knives, Teeth Or Anvthing Handy

Tax Framers Set Dec. 1 As Their Deadline  Committee Votes On Party Lines Fer Brief Hearings

Vote Is Along Party Lines . House Rushes $4 Billion Tax; No Senate Hearings Scheduled

Refuse to Let Foes Suggest New Tax Plan   Committee Working _ On Excess Profits Tax Turn Away Witnesses With Alternative Plans

PROFITS TAX BY DEC. 11S GOAL   House Votes To Conclude Hearings No Later Than Wednesday   ALONG PARTY LINES

Study Of New Tax Plans To Stop Dec.    House Group Sets Goal As Date For House To Get Bill

: Excess Profits Tax Foes Barred by Committee   Action Brings Charge of Steamroller and Gaa Tactics

ax Framers Hope To Have New Bill Ready By Dec. 1   Speedy Hearing Brings Charges OF ‘Steamroller’ From GOP

Foes Of Profits Tax Not Allowec Substitute Plan  Demos Out-Vote GOF On Proposals Asking Billion Returns:

Excess Profits Measure lo Be Ready By Dec. 1  Speedup Brings GOP

‘Advocates of Alternative Tax Plan Are Barred  Committee Refuses To Hear Witnesses

Tax Framers Drive to Meet Dec. 1 Deadline   Hearings to Take Week; 15 Minutes Is Limit For Each Witness

Profits Tax Foes  Assail ‘Gag’ Rule Committee To Bar Alternative Plan

Excess Profits Tax Foes Can't Offer Own Plan   Gag Is Imposed at House Ways, Means Committee Hearing

Protits - Tax Koes Views  Are Barred   Tesimony On Other Plans Won't Be Heard By  Committee

GOP Charges “Steamroller” By Democrats  House Group Sets Dec. 1 Target For New Tax Measure

Substitute Tax Program Is Rejected   House Unit Refuses To Hear Plan; Says Time Too Limited

Set December 1 For Completing Revenue Measure   House Tax Framers Push Excess Profits Levy Toward Action

Ways And Means Committee Wants Tax Bill By Bec.   House Group Votes To Present Excess Profits Levy Soon

Foes of Excess Profits Taxes Are Barred by Committee : ) acting Alternates  ‘Straight Party, Vote. Prevents ~ Considering Any Substitutes

Won't Accepi a Substifuie for Profits Tax Bill   Committee Declines to Hear Alternatives Discussed at Hearinas.

Deadline Set On Profit Tax Bill In House   Committee Votes To Speed Hearings As Republicans Protest

PROFITS TAX FOES FORCED TO SHUTUP   Committee Bars Any Suggestion For New Bill

Foes of Excess Profits Taxes Are Barred by Committee From Suggesting Alternates  Straight Party Vote Prevents Considering Any Substitutes

Tax Plan Substitute “Ts Refused   House Group Bars Excess Profit Tax Foes From Offer Of Alternative

Profits Tax Foes Barred From Testifying   Demos Clamp Gag On Hearing To Speed Action on Measure

Profits Tax Foes Refused Hearing  Party Line Vote Bars Committee

Foes Riled By Tax Talk Ban   GOP Cries ‘Gag’ When rouse Group Refuses To Consider Alternate To Excess Profits Tax

Three Times to Hear  ‘House Group Refuses Opposition Speeches   GOP Solons Shout ‘Gag’ After Vote   Straight Party Ballot Limits Hearings to Week, Cuts Speakers

Aloof as to Substitute on Taxation Plan   Deaf Ear From Committee as to Exeess Profits

House Sets Dec. 1 AsDatefor Excess Profits Tax Bill   Framers Seek to Ready Measure for Action; Hearings To End   Charges of Gag

Tax Framers Set Deadline For New Levy   Legislators Plan To Have Excess Profits Tariff By Dec. 1

Tax Target December   At Capital   House Committee Votes to Conclude Hearings November 22; G.O.P. Charges ‘Gag’ Used  pee —  a a      Details Are Given

GOP Assails House Body’s  “Steamroller”   Democrats Refuse to Allow Discussion of Substitute Plans to Excess Profits Levy

DEADLINE FOR TAK BELL SET   Excess Profits Levy Is Ex. pected To Be Ready For House, Dec. 1

Foes of Tax Are Curbed   Lounter-Proposals to ‘Pres. Truman’s Excess * Profits Plan Barred  By House Committee

Gag Rule Invoked by Tax Group   Hearings Limited; Many Witnesses to Be Barred by Action

PLANS FOR NEW TAXES SPEEDED   Ifouse Committee Expects To Have Bill Written By December 1 — Hearings stre Limited.

Profit Levy May Be Done By December Writers Say    Hearings Will End   Hearings Will End By Next Wednesday On Excess Tax Bill

REJECT OFFER OF SUBSTITUTE TAXATION PLAN   HOUSE COMMITTEE WILL ONLY STUDY EXCESS PROFITS TA)

Ways and Means Commit tee to Stick With Excess Profits Take   CHARGE. ‘GAG’ TACTICS

RUSH WORK ON NEW TAX LEVY TO TAP PROFITS   Framers Hope to Have 75 Pe Cent Measure Ready December 1,

New Tax Bill Framers Eye Dec. 1 Deadline  ‘Gag Rule’ Charged   ‘Gag Rule’ Charged By Republicans; Hearings Begun

December 1 Set As Deadline For New Tax Bill   House Ways And Means Committee To Conclude Hearings By Wednesday; Republicans Charge ‘Gag   “Gaa" Accusation   Wo Alternative

GIVEN NEW HOPE   Weak Distress Signals Spurs Search for Missing C-54  in Yukon

More Signals Spar Search   Weak Distress Signal Heard Believed From Crashed Plene.

Distress Signals Bring New Alert In Search For Missing Plane In Yukon.

Walter J. Kohler Candidate For Governor.Plans Revising The Republican Platform

GOP Platform Changes Asked  Kohler To Suggest Alterations At Meet

Third Death Reported Here From Polio; But No Further Cases; Wythe Toll Hits 111 

1G ToRWwVIW svUsEle  When Gasoline Storage Tanks Caught Fire at  Fairview, Okla.

Fairview Has Big Blaze As Tanks Explode   Seven Storage Tanks in Center of Town Afire, 12 Persons Injured

12 Injured In Raging. Oil Fire >   Blaze in Fairview, Ok. Set Off By Explosion; Seven Storage Tanks, : Warehouses Destroyed

12 INJURED AS SEVEN STORAGE TANKS EXPLODE   @Zenter of Fairview Menaced By Series of Blests, - Spreading Fires

Reno Gambling Area Flooded By New Rains   California Rivers Also Reported On Rise Again

Damage Expected To Run High As Truckee River Floods Reno, Nevada

Crowds Trapped Downtown Take Turn At Wheels   Hotels And Casinos Do Rushing Business

Reno Gambling Tables Afloat in iaaale Casinos   7 Deaths in Calif. Due tc  : Floods; Emergency  { Area Declared

Weather at Yuma   Reno Is Flooded: 5 ‘Bridges Inundated   Seven Dead In California-Nevada Flood Area; Property Damaae Set At $12,000,000

Acheson Says No Nation Alone Can Stop Russia  Asks Speedy OK Of Arms Aid

Acheson View Called ‘Dark’   Sharp Conflict With Truman's Report Is Noted

Need Seen for More Armament In Near Future   Outlook Conflicts With Truman’‘s Optimistic View

POOLING OF ALL MILITARY FORCES NEEDED   Acheson Says U. 8. Faced With Threat For Being Leader

Acheson Gives Dark View on.  Red Threat   Tells Senate It’s ‘Economic Suicide’ To Stand Alone

Even the Cracked Original to ‘Bong   Sound of the Liberty Bell To Be Carried by Radio In Bond Drive Ceremony

 Bond Drive Begins 'Liberty, Rell to Ring” Out Across United States

Ground Regained After Fight Surges Almost to Center of Valued East Port; Negro Troops Beat Off Waves of Foe  Attacking Mountain on South Front

Foe Enters City, Then Pushed Back   South Koreans Drive Out Enemy; Yanks Repulse 3 Attacks in South

American Refuses To Accept Note   Gromyko Protests ‘Violation’ Sunday At Siberian Field

Russ Charges U.S. Fighters Strated Field   Claim Vladivostok Base Damaged By Jets Last Sunday

Protest Note Claims Two Jet Fighters Cause Damage; Strict Punishment Asked

Russia Charges Two American Fighter Planes Strafed Airfield Near Vladivostok

Claim Russian Airfield Strafed by U.S. Planes   Soviets Proffer Protest Against Alleged Raid Near Viadivostok; Demands Strict Punishment Of Fifers. Assurances of No Repetition

Claims Red Airport Hit   Gromyko Charges US Penetrates Soviet Frontier

New Charge Against U.S By Soviet   Protest Strafing Of Red Airfield 62 Miles North of Thy MaArann Ravedaw

Red Note Protests ‘Strafing’   Russians Charge U.S Planes Damagec A Soviet Airpor In Siberia ‘

Fighter Planes Strafed Airfield 62 Miles From Korean Line, Says Note; Yanks Batter Ahead on West of Line, 1st Cavalry Spearhead Meets Check

Russia Charges Yank Jets Strafed Soviet Airdrome   Claim U.S. Planes Damaged Field 30 Miles From Vladivostok Base

Russia Charges ZU. S. Planes Strafed Airfield  Field Near Seaport Of Vladivostok

Formal Protest Filed by Moscow; Allege Property Damage But No Mention Is Made of  Anv Casualties. 

 Asks Punishment of U. S. Pilots  ‘Moscow Charges Red Airfield Was Strafed

Aecuse US Planes Of Violations   Russian Note Says Soviet Airfield Near Vladivostok Was Strafed and Damaged

Soviet Airfield Damaged By American Fighter Planes, Moscow Complains

Charge New U.S. ‘Attack Soviet Note Protests  Alleged Strafing Of Airfield in Siberia

‘Soviets Say US. Planes Hit Airfield   Russians’ Protest Note 7 Charges Attack Made on  Installation Close to  Siberian Seaport

Russian Note Charge:  U. S. Planes Strafed  Airfield in Siberia Demands ‘Punishment’  For Alleged Jet Raid CU Va eee

Yanks Raid Soviet Soil,  Russia Says   Protest Note Charge: Strafing of Airfield Near Vladivostok.

Russia ‘Accuses  US Fliers   Of Strafing Soviet Siberian Airport

RED NOTE CHARGES U. S. PLANE ATTACK   Air Force Silent On Alleged Siberian Strafins

Russia Charges Two U. S. Fighter Planes Strafe Airport Near Viadivostok

U.S. Raid in Siberia Charged   Barbour Refuses Russ Protest Note Alleging Jet Blow

Russia Charges U. §. Planes Hit Soviet Field   Red Protest Given To American Envoy In Moteow

Soviets Charge Red Field Hit By U. 5. Planes   Minister Replies U.N. Should Receive Protest

RAID ON RUSSIAN AIRFIELD BY U.S. ~ PLANES CHARGE   Moscow ‘Says Two American Fighters Took Part and Demands Punishment of  Those Responsible.   PROPERTY DAMAGE  REPORTEDLY CAUSED   Scene of Alleged’ Attack 6° Miles Fron: Korean Border —No Casnasties Are Mentioned.

Russians Say American — Planes Strafed Airfield Sunday Near Vladivostok

Russ Char ge Yank Planes Raked Airfield   Claim Attack Made Or Installation Close te Port of Vladivostok

U. S. Planes Strafe Airfield. Soviets Charge   Two Jets Machinegunned Field near Vladivostok Last Sunday; Punishment Asked by Russians.

Russia Claims U. §. Planes Hit Soviet Airfield  Charge Air ee Near Siherian Seanart OF   Charge Airport Near Siberian Seaport Of Vladivostok Damaged

USSR CLAIMS F-80s RAIDED SIBERIA BASE   Gromyko Protests ‘Gross Violation’ of Seviet Frontier in Note to U. S. Envoy

Soviet Protest Tells of Strafing  U.S. Envoy Refers Dispute to U.N.

Protest Cites Craft Strafed Siberian Area   U.S, Minister Saye  Red Charge Matier For UN To Handle .

Russia Charges U.S. Planes Hit Soviet Field  Note Of Protest Ist Deli vered To”  _ s . ee fe

REDS DEMAND PUNISHMENT FOR GUILTY   U. S. Air Force Spokesman Declines Comment  INCIDENT      Piaced 62 Miles North Of Soviet-Korean Border; Note Is Refused

Soviets Claim U.S. Fighters Strafed Port   Gromyko Protests ‘Gross Violation’ Of Russian Border

Russia Charges US Planes Strafed Soviet Airfield Near Vladivostok

Soviet C€ harges Siberian Fie ia  Strafed By US.   Tell The UN, Not Us, Says American Minister In Moscow

Soviets Charge U. S. Raid on Their Airfield   Protest Note States Incident Occurred Near Vladivostok

Soviets Charge Bombing By U.S.  Raid On Vladivostok Airfield Claimed

Russians Protest Airfield Strating   Two U.S. Fighter. Planes Reported 100 Miles.  From Boarder

RUSS PROTEST NOTE CHARGES US. STRAFING   Demands Punishment of Airmen Who Violated Korean-Soviet Border.

Russia Charges U. S. Warplane Strafed Airfield   Demands Fliers Punished, Assurances It Won't Happen Again

Miners May Not Obey U.S. Order To Return, Lewis Says   Also Foresees Involuntary Servitude

Fact-Finding © Board Blasted. By UMW Chief   Proposal Accepted By Operators; Taft: Law Action Seems Certain:

Invoking Of Taft Law Is Alternative   Indicate Miners Will Strike Monday

Says Gov’t P  she  #s is  Can’t Get All      bel   Answers Truman In Measured Pré

Doubts if Any U.S. Move Will Get Men Back   UMW Chief Says Miners Want No  ef a ie on , D

Action Expected To For& Moves Under Taft Act   Lewis Doubts Government Can.

Navy Will Call 1 3,000 Reserves   Orders For Seamen With Six Months Active Duty Start In April

Navy Plans Call For 15,000 Trained Reserves in Spring   “When Possible” They Will Be Subject to A Four-Months Warning

0.1K, ARMSTRONG ~ WINS CLOSE RAGE   VICTORY GIVES MISSOURI REPUBLICANS THREE SEATS In THE HOUSE.

Legion To Take Rap At Acheson  Over Million Watch Los Angeies Parade Re. NMPDATIAAT REP PR wv

Acheson Ouster Demand To Go Before Legion   Top Issue at National Meet Being Held at San Francisco

Legion Repeats Plea for Firing Of Dean Acheson   GOP’s Denounce American ‘Policy’ OF State Official

New Draft Call Is Sounded Policy Due on Guard Future   CONFIDENCE . LOST’  Legion to Demand Acheson's Ouster

Demand Made Oust Acheson   Legion to Hear Plan To Request President Fire State Secretary

Legion Pushes Move To Have Acheson Fired  Stricter Control Over Reds - Also Urged At Convention

Legion To Get ‘Fire Acheson’ Demand Today  Six-Hour Parade In 1a Angeles Accents

Legion To Hear. Acheson Request  Demand For Removal _-Of Secretary s Due

American Legion Convention Considering Resolution  Calling For Firing Of Acheson

LEGION TO FACE ‘ACHESON FIGHT   Resolution Calling For Dismissa] Scheduled For Action; Attack Made On Communism.

Anti-Acheson Resolution Is Before Legion   Commander Favors Legion Request To Ask For Removal

No Progress in Rail Strike; New Session Slated   Operations of Other Lines Hampered by Walkouts on Four

Rail Pickets Iry to Stop More Trains   Hopes for Early Peace Fade; Effects OF Strike Spread

Rail Mediator Says Strike “Looks Bad”   Compares it to Immovable Object, Irresistible Force

Negotiations in Railway Strike Still Stalemated   Neither Side Budges, But Mediators Hold Further Meetings

End Not In Sight To Strike   Not Much Give  In By Either The Firemen or The Railways Today

Reports Rail Situation Still is Deadlocked   Federal Mediator Into New Session as Strike Cripples More Rails

NO PROGRESS IN RAIL STRIKE   Mediator Says Neither Side Shows Sign of Weakening.

Official Reveals Deadlock Unbroken On Major Disputes   Picketing Spreads Paralysis of Lines In Midwest, South

Talks Are Held, Peace ‘Derailed’   Effects Of Walkout Spread Over Nation

Arbiters Start “New Confab With Workers   Hope for Separate Session With Roads

Some Side Issues Settled in Negotiations; Issues Being Focused, Says Board Members.  STRIKERS TO SEEK COMPENSATION

Complete Rail Deadlock Seen   Mediator Says Effort to Settle Strike Gets Nowhere

Committee Of Congress Takes Up H- Bomb Cos!  i i i a   Joint Congressional Atomic Committee Ponders Cost Problem

Dewey Declares FDR Debts Paid by John Raskob   Hanley Case Parallel, Says Governor; Cites Flynn and Farley

Dewey Defends Debf Payments For Candidates   Governor Alleges FDR Helped; Sees Nothing Wrong

Dewey Cites. Aid for FDR   Governor Says Dems  . Helped Pay Off Debt

Dewey Recalls 1928 Financing ‘or Roosevelt  New York Democrat F ggagh Penang CfrDb Dw..nLl

Re Wants Radar Screen for Alaska      Spells Out Changes He Would Make in 1951 Defense Budaet

Eisenhower. Puts. Alaska Garrisons, Radar at Top of U. S. Defense List

Also Asks  1 1-2 Billion  For Planes   U.S. Can’t Delay Longer to Build Forces, He Says

Eisenhower Urges Alaskan Defenses   Former Chief Also Calls for Strong and Modern 48-Group First Line Air Force and Funds for a Special Anti-Submarine Force

Eisenhower Also Calls for More Troops in Area   More Planes for Air Force Suggested by World War 2 Genera

Eisenhower Puts Alaska Defenses at Top Of List of Suggestions for U.S. Safety

Alaska Radar Screen Vital, Ike Declares   Stronger Defense isons Needed Conaress Advised

Radar Screen for Northland Seen as Vital   Billion and a Half Yearly for Planes, Deemed Necessary

General Gives Arctic Warning Screen Top Spot   Letter Proposes Modern Weapons, Anti-Sub Emphasis

rishing’s An Art Anglers Protest Postoffice Ruling On Angling Contest:

IT'S SKILL, NOT LUCK, ANGLERS TELL. CONGRESS   Fishermen Protest Post Office Ruling Fishing Contests Are Chance

Two Meetings On Ouachita River Called   Important Hearings To Be Held During Week

China Urgent In Aid Appeal   Koo Renews Plea for Help in Formosa

SEES SOVIET POLAND AS REAL MOTIVE   Catholic Purge Is One Part of Campaign, Vatican Reports

Washington: A Strange City That Virtually Lives on Conflict, Reports Marlow

ITALY STILL IN GRIP OF RED VIOLENCE  a a WA nb   Communist Mob Storms Hospital to Remove Comrades Wounded In Clash.

Italian Reds Storm Jail, Hospital   Police Put Halt To Riots; Order ls Restored

i'd Rather Burn --1 Can Take It".  i7-Year-Old Confessed Killer Says He's"

a ae  “Life? I'd Rather Burn,” Youth Brags } Killer Says He "Can Take It"  If He Goes To Electric Chair

Solons Demand Johrison Hold Up Hospital Slash Program  VA Discloses Plan Might Deprive Some 1,800 Vets OF Hospital Cara

HOSPITAL CUT LEADS TO ROW WITH JOHNSON   Top Medical Officer Blames Dismissal ‘To Criticism

Teacher Dies When He Plays Red Roulette  Russian Game  Claims Life Of

Smith Supports K.C. Police in Binaggio Slayine   Believes Department ‘Doing Its Best’ to Solve Double Murder

Smith Backs Crime Probe  By KC Police   Missouri Governor Feels Department Doing Its  : Best to Selve Murders

Smith Expresses Confidence In K.C. Police   Department Under Fire Since Political Leaders Gunned

BACKS K. C. POLICE   Governor of Missouri Says He Feels They Are Doing Best to Solve Slaving

Police Guard Chicago Home   Wealthy Man, Famil; Gets 3 Threatening Telephone Calls

Chicago Home Of P. D. Armour Under Guard  Meat Packer Family Getce Phone Threntc

Big Cleveland Holdup Nipped  Brink Robbery Plot Uncovered In Raid

Cleveland Brink’s Robbery Frustrated by Informer   Ohio City's Police Find Unitorms Lik Thaea of Firm and Other Evidence

GANG SOUGHT BY OFFICERS AFTER RAIL   Brink Uniforms, Friction Tape, Burglary Tools Aya Sajzed

Wherry Says  Acheson Unfit For State Job   Charges He Conspired To Save Gubitchev And Annease Russia

—- GUBITCHEYV,— Wherry  Calls It Bribery   SECRETARY IS: LABELED UNFIT

Wherry Lashes at ‘A ppeasemen?’ And Calls U. S. Secretary of State Unfit te Continue in High Office

Action Held Appeasing Soviet Union   Senator Wherry Hits Decision to Deport — Convicted Russian

Acheson Assailed For Deportation Of Convicted Red   Wherry Asserts He ° Saved Gubitchev from Jail to Appease Russia

Sen. Wherry Denounces Dean Acheson   Says He and M’Grait Guilty of Diplomatic Bribery

Action on Gubitchey Rouses Ire   Sen. Wherry Claims Acheson, Plotted To Save Red.

Compromise Sought  House Delays Control Bill” Debate As Committees Meet

aking Action  House Delays On Controls   Committee Seeks Wage-Price-Ration Power Compromise

COMPROMISE (VER DIVERSE VIEWS SOUGHT   Senate Banking Committee Would Give President Truman Free Hand,  RITITLTLRTIN

WAGE AND PRIGE CONTROL PLANS STIR CONGRESS   Senate And House Differ On Question Of Holding Off Inflation But Both Want  : It Done.

HOUSE POSTPONES TALK ON ECONOMIC CONTROL MEASURE   Banking Committee To Work On Compromise Fo: Powers For Truman

House Delays Debate on Controls Bill   Consideration Is Put Off While Committee Seeks a Compromise

House Delays More Debates Over Control   Committee Fails  ‘To Offer Measure   Issue May Come Up Again Tomorrow; Senate Action Is Awaited

House Delays Control Debate  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Decides To Give Truman His Say-Se

House Postpones Further Debate On Economic Controls Bill; Committee Studies Compromise

House Delays Debate On Plar For Controls  Tt)... Le, aw f (nee ebias   Banking Committee Eyes Compromise, Seeks Harmony

House Postpone: Economy Contro! Action Again  Study of Senate   Study of Senate Measure Slated Before Debate

eS ‘ ; House Reeheecks Controls After Committee Approves Discretionary Powers

HOUSE DELAYS DEBATE ABOUT CONTROL PLAN   House Banking Commit tee Will Work On Compromise Measure

Committee Still Arguing About Controls Needed   Senate Measure Gives President Almost Free Hand

House Puts Off Action on Control Bill   Senate Group Approves Measure Calling For  THseretionary Pawer

House Engaged In Third Round Of Curb Issues   Returns Ta Problems After Senate Gives President Full Say On Controls

House Reviewing Controls Pegged To Living Costs   Senate’s Banking Committee Votes to Give Chief Executive Virtually Fuli Discretion

House Postpones Talk On Economic Controls   Banking Committee Reported Working On Compromise: Action Due Wednesday

House Starts Third Round On Price Controls  Senate Bill Adheres To Truman Ideas

House Delays Control Bill   Compromise Sought Senators Approve Optionai Plan

House Delays Vote on Truman War Controls  President to Seek  Excess Profits Tax,

House Delays. Debate on Bill For Controls  Banking Committee   Banking Committee To Try Compromise On Economic Bill

House To Take Another Look At Curb Bill   Senaie Group: Votes To Give Truman Say On Controls’ Future

County-Wide Meeting to Discuss Child Welfare   And Delinquency at _ Marysville Court

World Capitals Gravely Concerned As UN Council Calls To Cease Firing

South  Korea Totters   Reds at Gates Ask Surrender of Seoul Govt.

GAS FUMES SEND FAMILY TO HOSPITAL   Knox Couple, Children  Admitted To Local Institution

SEND FAMILY TO HOSPITAL   Knox Couple, Children Admitted To Local  Institution

27 DEAD, MISSING, 500 HURT; NEW JERSEY CITY STILL ON ‘POWDER KES  DNamacdec In Blast Soar To $20 Millior

27 DEAD, MISSING, 500 HURT; NEW JERSEY CITY STILL ON ‘POWDER KEG’  Damacaes In Blast Soar To $20 Million   55 Coal Miners Deac In German Pit Blast

WITNESS SAYS: MRS. BOROTTO DIED BEFORE AIR INJECTION   Registered Nurse Contradicts State Whtinesses in (Morey Murder” ial — Belleyes Pafleat Was Dent Before Doctor Fatered Qoom.

WITNESS SAYS. MRS. BOROTTO DIED BEFORE  AIR INJECTION   Registered = Nurse © Contradicts Stato Witnesses in  “Merey Murder" ‘Trial — Believes Patient Was Deud Before Ductor Katered Room,

SOUTH KOREANS CAPTURE AIRFIELD CROSS TAEGONC   Outrace Allies To Red Capital; U.S. Cavalry On Outskirts Of City

So. Koreans Are Reported In Pyongyang   Pusan Radio Says Airfield of Enemy Capital Captured

Dial 2-4°41 For R-H Class Ads maiay. Gen. Kisenhow er I oe Headaches li Getting Europe’s Defenses Ready

EISENHOWER HAS ‘PAPER’ ARMY HEADACHES   Powerful Forces Work Against Him In New Iab

Local Votes Required on Housing   Late Returns Change Prop. 10 Picture; Gambling Defeated

May Take 15 Years To Democratize West Germany, Says U. §. Commissioner

Pohang Port Is Still In Allied Hands   Defenders Hold Firm at Taequ

Shaped Charge Ammunition to Lick Red Tanks   Shells of Pattons and Shermans Will Turn Korean Tide

16 Persons Hurt When Tornadoes Hit Western Ohic   Twisters Rip City of Lima And Nearby Area; Heavy Property Loss Caused

LUCAS IS ALONE IN PRIMARY RACE   ONLY OPPONENT IS DISQUALIFIED BY CERTIFYING BOARD

Foods Menace Canadian Towns  Rivers Over Banks In British Columbia

‘War Leaves Nation Vulnerable, Bradley Tells Editors   U. S. and Allies Have Only the Atom Bomb for Defense, General Says.

Bradley Says Korean War Left U. S. Without Adequate Defense Strength

Says Korean War  Stripped U.S. of Armed Strength   Gen. Bradley Urges Continuing Program Of Armament for WNation’s Protection

Only Atom Bomb Was Left fo Protect Allies   General Would Trade Military Power For Century of Peace

War Stripped U.S. Defenses, Says Bradley   Atom Bomb Remains Sole Weapon to Meet Allied Foes Elsewhere

TOTAL NUMBER OF PRECINCTS IN STATE WILL BE 9,424 FOR APRIL 11 PRIMARY

Acheson Scores Red Hypocrisy   Cominform’s 4-Point Peace Plan Draw: Strong Attack by U.S. Spokesman

Vivien Kellems Io Run For Senate  Tax Resister Gets Backing At Meeting

Patriarch Calling On All World   ‘Warmongers’ Hit By Russian Cleric

Russian Priest Asks Churches To Seek Peace   Western Capitals See Soviet Bid For New East-West Parleys

APPEAL FOR SUPPORT OF OTHER WORLD CHURCH GROUF   Patriarch’s Appeal, Made Through Soviet. News Agsnoy Tass, Asks Heats of Orthodox Churches of the World to Aid .in Fight Against “Warmongers.”

MacArthur Revises Estimate Of Strength of Korean Reds  Pea AAA PO et A   Now Believes 142,000 Commies in Action Animes LIN Forces Holding Front-Line Position

Holdup Gun Is Found   First Tangible Clue Was Taken From Guard At Brink’s

POLICE HAVE 1ST GOOD CLUE IN ROBBERY   Rookie Cop Finds Gun Taken in Brinks’ Holdup

TC ASK RULING ON DOWNING OF BOMBER   United States Considering Asking Action -of United Natlons ur Work! Court in Shooting Down of Unanved American Plane.

But Who Did Catch That Falling Baby?   Two Men Cloim Rescuc Feat —One Gets Credit on Paper, Other Has Most Fens

Florida Gets Storm Alert   Hurricane Warnings Hoisted in Bahamas

Fort Jackson  ToBeReopened   Infantry Replacement Unit Goes To 8. Caroling

Tobacco Purchase Figures Released   Leaf Corporation Says 10,000,000 Pounds Are Bought

Red Retreat Strewn With  Unburied   Tragic Toll of Atrocities May  Exceed 20,000

Red Victims Estimated At 25,000 Dead   Americans Among Massacred Bodies Left By Invaders

Red Retreat Strewn With Bodies Of 25,000 Murdered Men, Women And Children

Reds’ Atrocity Total In Korea Still Climbing  Men, Women And Children And GI's Victims Of Murder

Total Disregard of Civilized Code Proved for U.N.   Commission Stunned as Savage Butchery Figures Multiply

Report 25,000  Koreans Slain   Official Estimates May Run Higher As Atrocities Mount

Red Retreat Trail Back to North Korea Is Strewn With Buried Unburied Bodies at Least 25,000

25,000 MURDERED IN SOUTH KOREA   Red Retreat Path Strewn With Bodies, Some GI's

RED ATROCITY TOLL MOUNTS   At Least 25,000 Civilians, Plus U. S. Prisoners Slauchtered

Atrocity Death Toll Over 25.000   Communists Burned, Bayonetted, Hacked To Death Men, Womer And Childran

SSSA NAS IIE FWA SACRE A GED WE AAAMEC A AUCSE WE VEAY COO  Grisly Evidence Piles Up Of North Korean Massacres

New Estimates Put Red Atrocities In South Korea At Fully 25,000  Some Of Victims Were American Soldiers; Many Buried In Mass Graves While Thousands Left tte  sseian Alane Rat Ratrant Trail.

Reds Kill 25,000 before Retreat   Probers Set Minimum Figure, Yanks Included

U.S, Army Investigators! Fear Total May Be Far Above First Figure

Trail of Korean Red Retreat Strewn With Bodies of Over 25.000 Murderec

At Least 25,000 Believed Slain By Communists   Officers Fear Americar Prisoners In North Korea May Be Killed

25,000 Are Killed In SouthKorea   Reds Cover as Possible, but Retreat Made Hasty Mounds Rule in Some Places   ‘Given as Minimum   Final Total Might Be Much Higher, Say OMoelala

‘Approximately 25,000 Men, Women, Children Killed Under Red Regime

Reds Fail to Cover Up Massacre  25,000 Murders Estimated; Some Bodies Unburied

Mass Of 25,000 Bodies Of Murder Victims In Wake Of North Koreans’ Retreat Reveal Grisly Horror Story

KOREAN CRISIS STIRS EUROPE   Attlee And Cabinet Hold Emergency Session On Situation

Europe Views Korean Crisis As  Beginning Of Third World War  Aaslen f"-1]. Tr... 1.2... mt   Attlee Calls Emergency Session Of British Cabinet; French Press Asks If “Europe  Can Escape: Communists Inhilant.

Attlee Calls Extra Session   Discusses Korean Crisis With Cabinet

SOUTH KOREA IS PROMISED AMERICAN AID   Gen. MacArthur Sending Air and Naval Forces, Ammunition and Advisers.

Invaders Are Thrown Back From Seoul   South Koreans Told MacArthur Sending Immediate Aid

MacArthur Speeds Aid as South Korea Turns Rebels   General Promises Powerful Arms; Reds Beaten Back 13 Miles

U. 5, Aid Promise Spurs 5. Koreans As Red Invaders Are Pushed Back

REDS DRIVEN BACK FROM KOREA CAPITAL   MacArthur Promises Strong Air Force To Aid in Defense

South Koreans Cheered by News of Help   Invading Reds Driven 13 Miles from Seoul

NOTH KOREA TROOPS DRIVER FROM CAPITAL   President Rhee Broadcasts MacArthur's Promise of Military Aid.

13 Still Missing From Sunk Hospital Ship Benevolence   Coast Guard Boats Comb Feg-Bound Waters Off Golden Gate After Friday’s Crash

13 UNACCOUNTED FOR IN SHIP COLLISION   At Least 18 Persons Lost Their Lives In Sinking Of Hospital hin

COAST GUARD HUNTS FOR 13 LOST AT SEA   18 Drowned, 492 Are Rescued As Ships Crash In Fog

Coast Guard Still Hunts Ship Victims   At Least Eighteen Lost Lives When Hospital Ship Was Rammed

Political Front  Georgia Governor Race Again Holds Nation’s Interest

Florida Voters Name Smathers For U.S. Senator   Veteran New Dealer Senator Pepper Is Defeated In Primary

Acheson Is Reported Apologizing to Reds  For Dewey’s Blast  U. N. Delegates Silent On Story of Secretary's Regrets to Vishinsky

Russians Lose Round in U.N.   Acheson Reported to Have Apologized To Russians for Remarks by Dewey

DEWEY GENERALLY CONSIDERED RUDE   ‘Delegates Feel That Remarks  About Russians Were Uncalled For

Okays Draft For Doctors   House Passes Bill Calling Physicians, Dentists Through Age of 50.

House Passes Bill For Medical Draft   Would Permit Taking Doctors, Iventists Through 50 Not In Reserves

House Passes Bill for Drafting of Doctors, ‘Dentisfs. Not in Reserves. Up fo Ace 50

Medical Draft Bill Approved By Congress   Calls for Induction of Doctors, Dentists and ‘Allied Specialists’

House Votes Doctor Dratt   Bill Aimed At Men Trained But Not In Service

Agreement On  Medic al Draft   House Passes Bill As To Doctors Through Age 50

Kanne  HOUSE PASSES BILL TO DRAFT MEDICAL MEN UP THROUGH AGE OF FIFTY.

House Approves Draft of Doctors  Senate Vote Due on Compromise Calling For Medies’ Induction

HOUSE PASSES DOCTOR DRAFT   THOSE UNDER FIFTY MAY BE CALLED FOR TWENTY-ONE MONTHS

MEDICAL DRAFT BILL IS PASSED   House Approves Measure To Take Physicians Up To 50

House Passes Bill To Draft Medical Men  Senate Gets Action To Boost Military

Go to Recruiting Office If You Want in Korean Scrap Officials Say

Atomic Attack On U.S. Doubted   Rep. Elston Says Russians Know A-Bomb Assault Would Be Suicidal

Elston Doubts If Russians Will Ever Be Able To Launch Afiack On U.S.

SOVIETS NOT READY —  AEC Member Doubts Mas: Atomic Attack Qn U. S.

Solon Doesn't Believe Russia Ever Will Be Able fo Launch Mass A-Bomb Attack

DOUBTS SOVIET ATOMIC ABILITY   Rep. Elston Doesn't Believe Russia Capable Of Mass Attack

Soviet Union Not Prepared For Suicide’   Cites “Retaliation’ As Strong Factor In Keeping Peace

U.S. Offers Russ Voice in Formosa Issue   Seven-point Plan for Japan Peace Treaty Advanced

Russia Offered — Voice in Deciding ‘Formosa Quéstion   U.S. Japanese Peace Plan Provides Also For Empire Security; And Sovereianty

U.S. Proposes Japan Treaty   Plan Would Leave Formosa Decision To 4-Power Talk

Propose  Ja ap Peace Treaty   U.S, Offers Soviet Voice in Formosa Settlement in SevenPaint Pact Proposal

Survey Shows Wheat Will Be Reduced 12.6%   Planting Intentions Are Given in March Aariculture Report

$1 Billion Arms Aid To Western Europe May Be Just Starter   First Weapons To Leave U.S. Abou? March 

WEST EUROPE WILL RECEIVE U.S. ARMAMENT   Mutual Aid Agreements Clear Way for Shipment of Vast Military Stores

VOTE T0 BOOST TAX ON FIRM:   SENATE GROUP APPROVES PER CENT INCREASE IN CORPORATION LEVIES.

Favor Boost In Exeess  P rofits Tax   Senate Committee Kkavors The House. Approved Tax Bill

SENATE BODY OKAYS TERMS OF TAX BILI   Levy On “Abnormal Earn. ings” Still Short Of Truman Goal

More Frest Expected In Area Tonight  Not Yet Known If Cold Snap Did Any

More Frost Expected In Area Tonight   Not Yet Known If Cold Snap Did Any Damage to Crops  In This District

IMMEDIATE SHOWDOWN IS SHUNNED   Diplomatic Officials Speak Cautiously of Grave Eventualities

U.S. Goes Slow In New Crisis  Side-Stepping Of Action Is Reported

America Expeci: “ Tokavor Side-Ste ppt ne OQ! Showdown Over Chinese Intervention

U.S. Sidesteps Greatest Crisis In Korean War  Speak Cautiously Of Possible Grave

Likely To Reject Knowland Proposal Nationalisis Be Used To Heln Halt Reds

Judiciary Group Upholds Gillette By Unanimous Vote   aS ae  ee... ee   Nomination Goes To Full Senate For Final Action

Senate to Make Final Decision  On U. S. Judge   Confirmation Unlikely Because Both lowa Senators Opposed

5 Lobos Chosen On All-Star 11   SR IS WELL REPRESENTED IN LONE STAR CONFERENCE TEAM SELECTION

Pickets Close More Mines;  75,000 Idled   West Virginia and Pennsylvania Pits Are Blocked By Roving Motoreades of Strikers; North Caal Pllee ot Law FR

U. §. Intends fo Press Without Delay lis Charges That Chinese Reds Fought in Korea

U.S. Plans To Press Charges Against Reds   America Wants To Get UN Action On Korean Crisis

U.N. Inclined to Proceed Slowly Washington to Press Intervention Charge

U.S. fo Press Charges Against Communist China   Delegates Make Check With Washington on Resolution Wording

JS. Will Press yharaes Of nfervention  Resolution May Be Brought To Council Today

U.§. May Demand China Withdrawal   Charges Against Mao To Be Pressed in UN

U, $. TO PRESS CASE AGAINST CHINESE REDS   American Delegatior Speeds Demand To Pull Back Troops

U. 5S. Presses Charges of Red  China in Korea   Resolution Is Understood To Demand Withdrawal Of Alien Forces

Chinese Charges Pushed By U.S.   vanons Withdrawal Of Red China Forces

ke By U.S  iiEBe Pressed   Delegates Planning To Unfold Document In Security Council

© wis . ‘Korea Diplomatic Scene  US. To Press China Charges Without Delay

U. S. Moves  To Expedite UN Decision About China   Red Representatives Will Appear Shortly To Defend Invasion

U.S. Intends To Press Charges Against China  Frames Resolution Urging China To  tan Yalning Karea

U.S. Intends speed Charge  W731l Nat Delay In TT]   Will Not Delay In U. N. On Charges Against Chinese

PRESS CHARGE AGAINST REDS      U. S. To Push Case Before United Nations; Make A Final Check

U. S. to Press Its Charges Against China   Other Members Of   Other Members Of UN Security Group Cautious About Case Against Reds

U. S. to Seek Early Red China Decision   But Deliberate Action By United Nations ls Considered Probchle

May Offer Resolution At Once   Austin Charges Reds With Throwing Men Into Korean Fight

U. 5. Will Press Charges Against Chinese in Korea   Some U.N. Council Members Inclined to ‘Proceed Slowly’

U. S. to Press Its Charges Against China   Other Members Of UN Security Group Cautious About Case Against Reds

— RESOLUTION PREPARED —  U. S. to Spur Action Aaainst Chinese Reds

U.S. to Press Chinese Issue  Fights Couneil Delay On Interventian Coes

To Press China Charges   U.S. Has No Idea Of Letting Accusation Of War Intervention Drop: May Act Today

Steel's Capacities Above Top Demand  70 Per Cent Margin Over War's Needs

House Committee _ Will Open Meeting ~ On War Profits Tax  Bill Nov. 15 .

TRAFFIC MISHAPS COST 123 LIVES   ‘OTHER ACCIDENTS RELATED  TO HOLIDAY WEEK-EXD  RRING TOL. TO 15%

Coal Shortage Causes Further Unemployment  Railroad Service Is Further Curtailed;

Farm Land Price Decline Checked   Values For Country As Whole Average Above Last Novembe

UMT Backed By American Universities  Needed If Nation To Become Strona. School Group Save

‘Destruction Of City Forced B v Koreans   Junction of Northern And Southern Armies Reported: Traps Reds

South Korean Capital Had Been Held In Bondage For Three Months By Communist Invaders—Terrible Devastation Inflicted On City, A. P. Correspondent Says—Allied Forces Hammer Out Sharp New Gains Throughout Korean Battle Zone

Clean-Up Campaign Begun Against Die-Hard Commie:   GEN. MacARTHUR’S   Big Gamble To Break Red Resistance Paying Off With Surprising Speed

Flame-throwers, Tanks Assault Red Barricades   Liberation Announced. But Fierce Defense Is Continued  RULLETIN

Capital is City Of Horror as Reds Still Resist   City Not Spared In Mop-Up Battle House-to-House

Wednesday Is Final Registration Day F or Nov. 7 E lection—Be Sure You Qualify Today Or Tomorroap   py—s0 Cen  YANKS, S. KOREANS WIN SEO

City ‘Liberated’ From Red Grip In Bitter Fight   First American Prisoners Also Are Freed in Drive

Devastation In Capital Is Terrible   Flame-Throwing Tanks, Heavy Artillery And Air Bombardment Used To Overnawer Rada

MacArthur Announces Recapture But Die Hard Reds Battling From Door To Door Terrible Devastation Being Inflicted.

Seoul Is Flaming, Smoke-Fogged City of Horror as Marines Mop Up Remains of Red Forces  American Troops From South Are Near Junction With Invaders

Troops South Of Fallen City Meet Onrushing Tanks   5,000 Reds Trapped In Flaming Seoul Must Be Wir ed Out In Hand-To-Hand Combat;  Tiharatian Proacelaimad

Mopping Up Of Communists Goes On In City   Allied Amphibious Landing Gamble Pays Off As Jaws Of Trap Close To Cut Off North Korea Force

Stars and Stripes Wave Again on U.S. Embassy As Fierce Batfle Rages

Great Fires Rage; Foe In Death Stand   City of Horror as Die-Hard Enemy Fights On

Liberation Forces and Die-Hard Reds Inflict  Terrible Devastation  get Pe c. eek Oo ee Ey   City Is “Not Being Spared,” Says Correspondent at Scene: MacArthur Announces Victory

Americans Mopping Up Inside City   U.N. Troops Report Successes On All Fronts

Leathernecks Use Tanks In Savage Fight   Allied Forces Speed From South To Close Gap And Trap Enemy

House-To-House Mop-Up Fighting Still Rages In Elaming South Korea Capital

Fiery Mopping Up Is Still Raging   United Nations Forces Representing 53 Non-Communist Countries Score First Big Victory In Peace Enforcement

Victors Must Mop up 0,000 Die-Hard Reds   Terrible Devastation Inflicted on City— Enemy Garrison Flees To North in Disorder

Yanks Set Red Trap in S. Korea   25th Division Races Northwest of Chinju In Cleanup Drive

Units Link To Cut Off Reds In South   Seoul Is Declared ‘Liberated’; Southern Front Units Reach North

Fight Still Bitter In Mop-Up Operation   Pincers 25 Miles Apart; . N. Koreans’ Escape Shut; 391 Parallel Stand Seen

Allies Continue Mopping Up In Capital   25th Division Races Toward Kunsan To Trap Reds in Southwest

—CLIMAX—  Gis Still Fight Reds In Seoul   CITY LIBERATED, MWARTHUR SAYS

Troops of Two Fronts -Link Up 30 Miles South of Capital, Ensnaring. ’ Remnants of Six Enemy Divisions::.

Allied Forces in South Make Gains All Along Front, Close Gap to North

City Suffers Badly From Fiery Battle   Writer Reports  Fight for Capital - Exeeeds “Anything He Saw in Two Wars   More Thin 100.000 Are Reported in Flight Foward North

Enemy Troops Flee Northward In Utter Chaos   Communists Seen Beaten And Disorganized As Unified Fighting Force

Reas Still Defending —  Flaming City.   U. §. Forces Score First ~ Meier Victory . .

Capital Found Smoke - Fogged City of Horror; Fires Roaring   Reds Defending Houses, Ridges, Rooftops To Death

Yank Troops Mopping Up Inside City   Allied Forces © Hammer Out.

Allies Score Gains on All Other Fronts  Mopping Up of Reds Continues in City, MacArthur Reports

1ST CAVALRY TANKS LINK UP WITH MEN FROM BEACHHEAD   Seoul Liberated; 5,000 Die Hard Red Defenders Being Mopped Up By GI's

Mop-Up Fight Still Raging In Capital Of Korean Republic   Allies Score First Big Victory In U.N. Police Action — Great Fires Burn In City As Stubborn Reds Stage LastDitch Fight — Seoul’s Buildings Shattered In Titanic Struggle

American and So. Korean Marines Are Mopping Up Remnants of Red Invaders in Bitter Street Battle   Republic’s Capital City Described As ‘Flaming, Smoke-Fogged Horror’ By AP Correspon dent Don Whiteheac

5000 Die-Hard Defenders  Remain Inside Fallen City   Yank Prisoners Liberated

IS SWEPT BY RAGING FIRES   Terrible Devastation Is Described By AP. Correspondent ©  4

Patrols From North, South Meet on Road       Six Divisions Trapped to South; Fighting in et ae

Fierce Fight Siill Rages in ‘Freed’ Seoul   Thousands of Reds Face Hopeless Trap if Tieup Is Welded

MaeArthur Announces  City’s Fall   U.N. Forces Making Rapid Gains in Race to Close Link and Seal Off Reds  In Santhwest Korea

Capital Freed From Bondage After 3 Months  Fierce Mop-Up Fight Still Rages; Allies. eovn Tt Rie Wieder

Marine Vet Hoists Flag Over City   5.000 North Koreans Making Death Stand From House to House

Street Battles Continue As Allies Wipe Out Snipers; First Cavalry Closes Gap, Trapping Thousands

Only One Oubd)f 29 Survives Air Crash  Australian Plane Falls Near Perth

Workers To Pay Extra For Strike   Special Assignment’ Used In Auto Tieun

CHRYSLER STRIKE FUND TO BE RAISED   ASSESSMENT OF $1 A WEER  LEVIED AGAINST WORK.  ING MEMBERS OF U. AW.

Cooperation Key To World Peace, He Tells Crowd =  President Greeted. «~~: With ‘Happy Birthday"

Truman’s Train Rolls Through Midwest States   Galesburg. Ill., Sings “Happy Birthday” and Presents Big Cake

Truman Blasts Isolationists, Supports UN   **Non-Political’’ Tour Gets Underway With Stop-Over in Illinois For Track-Side Chat

Truman Hits Isolationists; Opens Tour  At Galesburg   ; International Cooperation Key to Peace, President  Tells Crowd of 8000

FIRST STOP ON MIDWEST TOUR QF SPEECHMAKING  sosarm rt om Sto toe oe ata ft   WORLD COOPERATION CAN AVERT THREAT, THIRD MAJOR WAR

Decentralization Of St. Louis Army Finance Center Set   Seven Regional Office: Slated After Probe  of Division

Split On Army Accounting St. Louis Finance  Divi ision To Have  , ¥ ~2Pee

18 Hospitalized After Lunch: Some Critical  Half Pupils Stricken At Rleceina Crhanl

AT SOUTH TEXAS SCHOOL Food Poisoning Hits 25 Pupils, 3 Teachers After Cafeteria Mea

Feline Furor Rages On Test On Toasting Proves Kitty.Could Have Done It

Congress May Act In Capital Strike  Dairies And Unién Employes In Washington Still Far Apart

ACTION IN MILK DISPUTE URGED   Congressman Calls Fo Inquiry If Strike  Continues

Retat! Gasoline Price Up 1 Cent   Missourt Pacific Bus Drivers Favor Strike   Russia to Put Formosa Issue Before U.N.

RUSSIANS’ OPEN NEW CAMPAIGN   Malik Charges American Aggression Against. Communist China In Formosa —Propaganda Blast.

MALIK WILL USE FORMOSA ISSUE AS PROPAGANDA   Council Members Expected To Fight Putting Formosa On Agenda

Malik Opening New Torrent Of Propaganda   Soviet Delegate Will Push Charges of U. S. Formosan Aggression

Malik to Open NewAttackToday   Russia Is Expected To Blast American ‘Aagression’ in East

Malik Rips Americans Before UN   New Propaganda Campaign Opens In Security Council

Malik Plans New Attacks Against U.S.   American Avvression Charved In Formosa

MALIK TO GIVE ANOTHER SPEECH   BRANDS AMERICANS AS AGGRESSORS IN FORMOSA DISPUTE

Soviet Set For New UN Blast At U. S.   Malik Warns He'll Try To Put Aggression Charges Against U. S. In Meet

WIN K. U. LETTERS   37 Members of '50 Foot: pall Squad Listed; 41   * to Freshmen

Driver Forced To Dump Load; Another Stoned   Revive Pgtrols To Keep Highways Open And Avert Violence

Three Trucks Are Stopped, One Dumped, Stoned   Sheriff Deputies, Highway Police Resume Patrols

Housewives Urged Report Fake Census Takers to Police   Enumerator Cannot Engage in Other  Rucinace

Housewives  Are Warned   Sheriff Urges Cau tion Against ‘Fake Enumerators

Truman Advisor Calls For Taft’s Defeat In Nov.   Tells AFL Ohioan “Cannot Be Trusted”

Sec. Matthews Sees Painful’ Sum Next Year  Huge Expenditures Claimed Necessary   Huge Expenditures Claimed Necessary T, Turn Red Tide

Military Costs In 1951 May Go Over $42 Billior   Toll in Korea Just a Beginning, Matthews Warns

Cost Of Military Effort Going Sky High In (51   Secretary Matthews Describes Next Year’s -Military Budget As More Than $42,000,000

$42 Billion 1951 Arms Cost Seen  Matthews Says   Matthews Says Total May Exceed Present U.S. Budae

Sees Defense Budget for ’51 At 42 Billion   Sec. Matthews Predicts Much Heavier Outlays To Maintain Military

Military Cost Next Year May Exceed Whole ‘50 Budget   Navy Secretary Says Final Sum ‘Will be Painful’

$4? Billions For Arms Due   Matthews Foresees Defense Need Equal To All U.S. Budget

Defense Costs Next Year May Exceed $42 Billion   French Finance Minister Arrives For Conference

Matthews Sees $42 Billions Defense Outgo   Navy Secretary Says Americans Face Reality Test

Arming Cost to Top 42 Billions   May Exceed National Budget, Matthews Says

Navy Secretary Says Military Costs in 1951.to Exceed. Entire Budget for This Year  “Final Sum to Test National ‘Character, Matthews Says .

Sec. Matthews Sees Painful’ Sum Next Year  - Huge Expenditures Claimed Necessary Ta Taen Bad Tide

EXPENSES RUN HIGH — Cost Of Running Military May Exceed U. S. Budget

’S1 Defense Ma v Exeeed  All °50 Costs   Matthews Foresees Military Bill Of More Than $.10.000.000.000

SEIZURE MAY BE NEXT STEP BY EXECUTIVE   Stoppage On Three Lines May Spread To Rest of Nation.

Three Railroads Struck; P. & L. E.  Due Tomorrow  Truman Orders New Attempt WR BBs ce cles @ wm cel a

THREE VITAL RAIL. LINES ARE STRUCK   Cleveland, Louisville and St. Paul Are Centers Affected by Walkouts.  BULLETIN

‘Strike On Three Roads   To Extend Strike Tomorrow: Unions Say Strike Will Be Lifted in Five Days

USW EXPECTED TO PRESS FOR RAISE IN PAY   Pittsburgh District Steelworkers Ask Union To Demand Boost

C.1.0. Board Starts Talks Or Steel Demands  Pittsburgh Meeting Likely To Decide IInion’s Wave Rid

Wage Boost-and Union Shop Eyed by Steelworkers: _ Policy Makers-of ClO.  “Group in Closed Door - Session: Chief Present

Lie To Tell Of Appeal For U.S. Forees   Members Slow Te Respond To Appeal For Ground Forces, Survev Shows

Lie To Break Silence Today  Slated To Disclose Results Of Aid Plea

DUFF WRESTS COP CONTROL FROM GRUNDY   All Candidates Win in Penn. Primary Voting

CONSERVATIVE GOP LOSES T0 LIBERAL BLOG  Voters Give Pennsyl  Voters Give Pennsyl - vania’s Governor and Running Mates Big Margin.

Duff Wrests Pennsylvania GOP Power From Grundy   Gav. Duff and All His Candidates Win in Bitter Primary in’ ‘Pennsylvania

Gov. Duff Is GOP Winner   Slashes Through ‘Old Guard’ In  Pennsylvania

Liberal Lineup Deals First Major Defeat To Grundy Conservatives   Observers See Favorable Influences For GOP Liberals In 1952 In Slashing Victory.

Officer Death Trial Reviewec   Army Legal Chiefs Take Up ‘Cowardice In Battle’ Charges

‘Death Order Goes Before  Army Board   Negro Lieutenant Sentenced To Die For Refusing Duty

Sentence Of Death Under  Board Review   Truman To Decide Finally On Fate Of Negro Saldier

Death Penalty Under Review   Wife of Negro Officer ‘in Korea Asks. Truman -to Overrule. Sentence.

7060 Illinois Coal Miners Idle   Most UMW Members Return to Dicgginas

ILLINOIS MINERS BALK — 480,000 Coal Diggers Return To Nation’s Pits

Workers Are Back In Mines   Only Illinois Miners Balk, But Are.Told To Re-Enter Pits Next Monday

Miners Dispel Strike Rumors, Refurn to Pits   Diggers in Illinois Still Out But For No Appare:.t Reason

ONLY ILLINOI: DIGGERS FAIL TO REPORT   No Announced Reason Given For 7,000 Idle  BELIEVE   Major Walkouts Prevented By Operators’ Charges Of Unfair Labor

Coal Mining  = Resumed In  Most States   Tinois Operators Report 7,000 Idle Without Reason

Most of Lewis Miners at Work   7,000 in Ilinois © Beluss te Din Coal

Most of Miners Return to Work:   About 7,000 Men In Illinois Refuse To Re-Enter Pits

Most Miners Resume Short Work Week   7,000 Diggers Idle In Iflinois; Strike Rumor Is Dispelled

Unfair Labor Charges Filed   5,000 Illinois UMW Members Remain Out, Reason Not Given

7,000 Miners Balk At Returning fo Illinois Mines  But Rest of Miners Return to Pits After Halidayv

Illinois Miners Str'’e, Refuse To Give Reason   7,000 Coal Diggers Refuse to Report After Holidays

Nation’s Coal Miners Go Back to Work   Only Trouble Spot Is IHinois, Where They Remained Out

Men Return To Pits In Force Except In IIIinois Were 5,000 Refused To Work; : . Short Work-Week Resumied.

Virtually All Miners Refurn To Work Today  Group in Hingis Is Only One Balking At Work Resumption

Miners Balk At Returning To  Pits In Illinois Rest Of Nation's 480,000 Diggers  Are Back On Jobs

lilinois Miners Stay Out Of Pits  7,000 Men In Area Fail To Show Up

Most Miners Go to Work  In Diggings   Hlinois, Howeyer, Has Stoppage by 7,000; No Reason Given for Action   Filing Is Credited   Unfair Labor Practice: Charge May Have Stopped Walkout

ARE ORDERED TO GO BACK ON MONDAY   Hugh White, Illinois UMWA Head, Wires All Local Unions to Resume Work,   SAYS HE DIDN’T ORDER WALKOUT   Issues Back to Work Order After Discussing Walk out With Lewis in  Springfield.

Nation’s Coal Miners Return to Pits, Ending Speculation Over New Walkout

5000 Illinois Coal Miners Remain Idle   Other Industry Miners Report For Work on Schedule

Strike Rumors Dispelled When They Enter Pits   No Reason Given for Idleness in Four Illi. nois Areas

Some Illinois Diggers Stay Out Of Mines   Rest Of Nation’s Miners Dispel Strike Rumors; Return

Most Miners Go To Work After Holiday   Rumors Of Strike Dispelled; Minor Trouble Spots Appeat

7,000 Wlinois Miners Balk at Going to Work   Rest of U.S. Diggers Dispel Strike Rumors

Miners Go Back To Work, Strike Threat Dispelled   Three-Day Week Schedule Is Resumed In Majorit) Of Pits; 5,000 Strip Workers In inale Refuse To Work

Rest Of Nation's Soft Coal Diggers Return To Pits   Believe Unfair Labor Charge, Filed by Operators, Keeps Lewis From Calling Major Strike

7000 OF LEWIS’ MEN IN HLLINOIS ~ FAIL TO REPOR’   Reason For tdleness Not Re vealed; 1.C.C. Surveys  Pact: Bixiaren

Most of UMW Men Go Back To Jobs Today   Operators’ Appeal to NLRB Thought to Be Reason for Avoidance Of National Walkout

lilinois Diggers Balk At Return To Work Today   Rumors Circulated That Another Strike May Be Called Soor

HARRY TONINI BACK TO COUNTY LOCKUP   Since Escape Here He Had Married Wealthy Widow and Traveled Widely  A LONG CRIME RECORD

HARRY TONINI BACK TO COUNTY LOCKUP   Since Escape Here He Had Married Wealthy Widow and Traveled Widely

Co-Operative Housing Act Scored By Bricker; Sees Possibility OF Some Political Favoritism

Taft Takes Stand Against Marshall  Says General Would Strengthen Acheson’s Tilt to Chinese Keds

Choice Seen As Helpful To Acheson   GOP Policy Besses May Take Action

Taft Discloses He Will Vote Against Marshal  Senator Will Also PP a 7 rt   Senator Will Also Oppose Amendment To Unification Act

Senate Moves To Clear Way Kor Marshall   Some Opposition To New Defense Chief Seen, But  Passage Expected

Taft Opposes Marshall As Defense Head   Says Move Would Strengthen Deal With Chinese Reds

Chinese Reds Urging Ouster  Of UN Envoy   Commie Leaders Stake Out Claims To Last Of China Holdings

Reds Aim At Formosa And Seat in UN   Communist China Also is Staking Claim on Tibet And Hainan

Chiang Losing Last Grip   Communists Now Make Claims on Formosa Other Last Holding: of Nationalists   Talk With Moscow   Reds Ask U.N. to Oust China Representative From Security Council

Communist China Stakes Out Claims on Last Of Chiang’s Tottering National Government

DEMANDS MADE BY CHINA REDS   Communists Stake Out Claims On Lasi Holdings Of Nationalists — Expulsion Demanded.”

‘Communist China Plans  Conquest   Moscow’s Main Soviet Papers Predict Attacks On Hainan, Formosa And Tibet

Plan Invasions Of Hainan and Formosa Isles   Also Attack on Tibet And_ Nationalists Seat In the U.N.

Communist China Aims At Chiane’s East Holdings   Seek Tibet, Hainan, Formosa and Seat On UN Security Council

SEEK U. N. SEAT   Communist Chinese Move: Against the Nationalist Government

U.S. Aggression Charged  Reds Staking Claims On Tottering Empire

Twelve Persons Missing on Boat  9 Bermuda Marines Amona Those Sough?

House Blaze  Fatal To Eight   Seven Children and Their Father Victims

FATHER, SEVEN CHILDREN DIE IN HOME FIRE   Mother in Family Runs Quarter of ' Milo in Snow, Barefoot and In Nightgown, .te Summon Ail.

Eight Persons Burn To Death In Michigan  Father And Seven  Children Die In Farm Home Blaze

Candidates Jump Into  Primaries  Major Slates Ace Forming: Finel   Major Slates Ace Forming; Finol Filing Deodline At 5 p. m. Todey

Acquit Pretty Co-Ed In Mercy Slaying Of Father Doomed To Die Of Cancer

Girl Is Freed After Trial In Mercy Slaying  Carol Ann Paight Is Acquitted In Slavina Of Father

MERCY KILLER 1S ACQUITTED   dary Bases Beelsion on Plea That Carol Am Paight Was Temborarily Insane ¥ She Shot Her Father,

College Girl, Freed in Mercy Killing, Plans to Resume Laboratory Studies

PLANS 10 CUT TENSIONS ARE BEING SOUGHT   But Developments Ir Trouble Spots Make Outlook Gloomy

U. S. Active As Tensions Of Cold War Are Growing  @wyy: 8b bw *.._20%....   ‘Allied Objectives Now Are To Match Power Of Russians

U. 5. STRENGTHENS DEFENSES IN COLD WAR WITH RUSSIA   Conflict Grows Steadily Hotter With Washington Seeing Little Chance for Improvement.   REDS ENCOURAGED BY TRIUMPHS IN CHINA   Drive in Asia Worries U. S— Communists in Europe Regaining Confidence in Moscow Leadership.

Cold War Grows Hotter; U.S. to Augment Military, Political Spots

U.S. Moves To Strengthen Key Military Posts  Top Officials See hi ittle Hope For ALE act we

Stronger Action  Planned  U. S. Moves To   U. S. Moves To Bolster Global Anti-Red Defenses

U.S.-Russian Cold War Grows Hotter; Tension Increasing  lInitoed Statac Minvac ta Stranathan   United States Moves to Strengthen Key Military Positions Against Red Pressure; Communist Gains Cited

Key Military And Political Spots Armed  Formula To Lessen Tension Sought Bu

Key U.S. Military, Political Positions BolsteredAsColdWar Grows Hotter

U: S. Making Strong Moves to Bolster. Military, Political Positions:as Cold War Grows Hotter

Gun Battle Staged In Night Club   3 ‘Hopped Up’ Bandits Captured

Police Fight Bandit Gang In Night Club   One Is Shot and Two Captured .in Shooting Affray in Which Four Others Are a

CATCH THE ALLEGED KIDNAPER OF GIRL, 17   Girl Charged He Subjected Her to Lewd Treatment   ATTACKER HAS RECORD

Young Man and Captive Located After Auto Stalls   Former Mental Patient Attempts Rape. She Tells

Deputies Rescue Girl Held Captive Five Hours By Kidnaper   Abducted Frorr Car In Front Of Her Home

MOSLEM AND HINDU CHIEFS SEEK ACCORE   New Delhi Meet Held To Study Problems, End Armed Riots

Indians Mee! To Forestall ~ Rule By Reds   Moslem And Hindu Pre miers Seek To End Internal Strife

Moslem, Hindu Premiers Confer  Seek Way To End Clashes On Border

Prime Ministers Of India, Pakistan Hold Peace Talks   Leaders Hold First Meeting Aimed At Ending Com munal Border Strife Which Could Open QL hu AAtinant TA  en ay Go te:

Jury Returns d Secret Indictments   Pension Head Cancels Speech to Fight  Aectian in Sarramenta

M’LAIR AND EVANS FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES   $75 Weekly Payment to Assemblyman Thought  Basis of Charge

FBI Chief Fights Bill For Loyalty Probes   Posiiive Science Applicant Screen Held Radieal. Service Detriment

Chief of F.B.L. Protests Loyalty Checks Measure   Says Bill Would Turn His Agency Into Federal Police

Rental Plan Given Okay By Squires  Machines Will Be   Machines Will Be Ready By August; Year’s Use Planned

Magistrates OK Plans ToRent . 27 Voting Units   Machines Would Cost _ $4,050 Annually; Be

NEGOTIATIONS AT CHRYSLER MOVE FORWARD   “Hopeless Deadlock” in 08-Day Strike Belleved Broken — Se tlement Hoped Soon,

Lepat Hopes To Give Yankees Third Game   DiMaggio Hits 10th Inning Homer To Give Yanks 2-] Win in Second Tilt

Judith’s Spy Conspiracy Case to Jury   6 Women Among 12 To Decide Guilt of Ex-Government Girl And Russ Engineer

\Searchers Scaling Mt. Whitney for Missinc  Tobacco Fortune Heir and Broker's Son

Frank Lindsley Named Assistant Census Head For Twin City District

Weary Members of Cut-Off American Company Tell of Three-Day Ordeal

) NOT Lost Battalion son  U.S. Soldiers March Through Communist Lines To Safety

Beckley Soldier Among Group Fighting Way To Safety From Red Trap

United States To Hike Force In Reich Zone   Troops Bolstered In ‘Berlin To Meet Red .Aggression TFhréats

More U.S. Army Units Are Being Sent To Berlin   Sixth Infantry Regiment Recreated, Parts Sent To Former German Capital;  Will Not Yield To Russia

Aiiay to Bolster Forces in Berlin  43%, Daaimant ta lain   6th Regiment to Join Other Units by January

ARMY STRENGTHENS GARRISON IN BERLIN   Order Out To Reactivate Sixth Infantry Regiment From Other Troops in Germany

To Strengthen U.S. Forces In  German Capital   Expect More Troop: Sent from U.S. for Oc cupation Duty

U.5. BUILDING UP BERLIN STRENGTE   Apparently Preparing To Stay Despite Continued Soviet Objection

U.S. Assigns Newly-Formed Unit To Berlin  Manpower Shifted From Other Army Groups In Germany For Berlin Duty

Bell May Lose Rate Increase   Commission Expected To Rule On Case Today

PSC Considers Phone Refund   Decision Due Soon On Rebate on Hiked September Bills

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACII 3-8630. ante   TAP GIPerircaLr

Army Readies More Units For Red War  Navy, Marine Corps: Start Mobilizing  Dm...

ARMY ALERTS MEN FOR DUTY IN FAR EAST   Armed Forces Move Swiftly to Build Up Strensth

Rigid Rules Clamped On Airport Flights  City Moves To Curb Building In ‘Lakes’

Power Concerns Go into Court To Block Co-ops   Seeking Injunction To Ban Financing Of Missouri: Plants

Private Power Firms Take Fight to Court  Ceo 6 ee!   Seek to Block Construction of U. §Financed Plants

Private Utilities Seek to Block REA Steam Power Plants   Ten Misscuri Firms Charge Conspiracy to “Misuse” VU. S. Funds.

Fort Wayne Man Winner In Bout With Rep, Jacots   Tuberty on Ticket; Con vention OK’s Truman’s Action

Fort: Wayne Lawyer Swamps. Opponents As State Democrat’ Convention: Choice

A TOWN MEETING   Public Is Invited to Forum on City Manager Government

Warren Gives Russians Special Council Session To Seek Lie Successor

Deadlock Expected:  RussiaGrantedEmergencyU.N Parley to Study Lie Successor

Russia Asks Secret Session On Trygve Lie  Move To Postpone UN   Move To Postpone UN Assembly Activn on Extension of Term

UN. Council Sels Session On Secretary   Russ Move Tokes Trygve Lie Crisis Our of Assembly

Russia Asks New Hearing On Trygvie Lie   Calls For Security Council Session To Consider Appointmen:

SOVIETS TRYING TO DEFEAT LIE   U. §. Wants To Extend Secretary-General’s * Term Three Years

UN Security Council Meets Today   Successor to Lie to Be Discussed Upon Russ Request

Special Session Asked By Reds  Successor For Lie Reason For Reques'

U.S. MOTHER OF YEAR’ DONS CROWN HUMBLY   Indian Graduate of Wellesley Selected As Most Representative Parent of ‘50

Saar Proposal Asked Changed  US Urges France To, Modity Plan Some

France Urged To Modify Stand On Saar  U.S. Pressures Ally To Change Idea On Vital Area

Vote to Cut ; Five Million Off Coal Tax   House Group Action Js Further Move Away From Truman Recommendations

Vote to Cut Tax on Coal Industry Millions Yearly   Move Is Another Step Away From Truman  Rerammandahane

Group Votes fo Cut Taxes on Coal Industry Further Move Away  Beam Teuman Ding

Coal Industry Taxes Are Cul   House Committee Votes to Reduce Levies by 5 Bil. lion to 10 Billion.

Corporations Hit By Huge New Tax Plan  POS ee = Se   House Committee Ok’s  Increase of Nearly Half Billion Annually

House Group for Higher Company Taxes   Committee Trying to Plug Hole in Revenue Bill

Group Votes Corporation Levy Boost   Tax Writers Near Finish Of ‘Balaneed’ Bill Din Benica Cmte

House Committee V otes ToCut $5,000,000 From Taxes On Coal Industry

Coal industry Jax Cut Voted By Committee   5 to 10 Million Dolla: Slash Is Approved By Senate Group

House Group Slashes Coal Industry Tax   Five to Ten Million Dolla: Cut Is Approved

Vote Cut On Coal Taxes Of Five Millions   Ways, Means Committee Moves Further From President’s Preposals

‘SUN FOR REST OF WEEK   Forecaster Robb Predicts Warm Weather For Kansas

Tipton Bar — Honors Judge   Services Held Today   Services Held Today For Oren W. Dickey

Tipton Bar  Honors Judge   Services Held Today For Oren W. Dickey

TOKYO FEARS , RED RIOTS OVER TRIALS        ilitary Guards Are ingthened Around/Building

Strikes Called As Protest To Trial of Japs   Military Security Guards Strengthened At Court Building

16 ON ILL-FATED BOMBER RESGUEL   t HELICOPTER PICKS UF SUE VIVORS OF CRASH IN LAB   RADOR WILDERNESS.

Tighter Guard Set in Capitol   New Security Rules Will Begin Tomorrow

ROUTED BY FLAMES   Family at Newportville Escapes From Burning Bungalow

FAMILY DRIVEN OUT BY EARLY FIRE TODAY   James P. Walsh and Family Are Routed by Early Morning Blaze   DAMAGE ONLY SLIGHT

10th Corps Joins Sth Army As Reds Continue Build-Up   American And Communist Jets Clash Near Sinuiju; Puzzling Lull On Ground Continues; T aatharneackse (Cain

Chinese Reds Reported To Be Massing 300,000 Men Just Over Manchuria Line

News Day, Night   Chinese Establishing Line In Mountains Despite Heavy Losses   UN Planes Wreck 10 Russian Tanks   U. S. Forees Unopposed In Mareh Toward Changijin Power Dam

Allies Forge Line Across North Korea  Chinese Continue  Ominous Build-Uy

Bombers, Jets Rip Transport, Blast Red Tanks   Chinese Foe Withdraws Into Hills But Build-Up Continues

2 Allied Units Linkup in North Central Korea  bB..ch be Ble Menme

300,000 Red Chinese Said Near Boundry   Lull in Ground Action Continues; Marines Observe Anniversary

Planes Pound Chinese Reds In Far North   Build-up Of Forces In Manchuria Seert Menace To UN Unita

10 Soviet-Built Tanks Hit Today By Jet Fighters  As Chine Reds Back  Bocirn: Mik accdecen: Bcsimcn:

aUS Units Join Up, Reds Mass  In Manchuriz la  ~—s . we   Communists Head Toward Mountains

Allies Forge Steel Band In Korea Cutoff  10th Corps, Sth Aveey Link Up Acros

Establish Solid Line Over Korea   Allies Present an Unbroken Front to Face Red Enemies

Allied Planes Blast Supply Lines at River; Lull Continues   ROK Unit Thrusts Eleven Miles for Biggest Gain Of Day

FIGHTING LULL PUZZLING TO PATROL UNITS   Marines Observe Anniver. sory by Rolling Within ThreeMiles of Changjin Dam   ‘ADVANCES UNOPPOSED

Build-up of Red Chinese Forces In Korea Goes On   Reds Withdrawing Into Far North Wooded Mountains

Tenth Corps, Eighth Army Troops United   Join In North Central Korea To Forge Steel Band Across Peninsula — Report Chinese Mass 300,000 North Of Border — Air Might Unleashed Ga Foe

Sino Reds Mass North Of Frontier   Chinese Have 300,000 Massed Near Border  and Situation Now Held Ominous     Lull Continues Sino Withdrawal Hastvs

Temperatures   Chinese Reds Build Up Army of 300,000 On Manchurian Border

Allies Forge Steel Link Across Korea   Linkup on Narrow Waist Made by Tenth Corps and Eighth Army; Chinese Continue Build Up of Forces North of Border

Allies Linked Up To Face Invaders   Huge Buildup of Chinese Troops North of Korean Border   60,000 SOUTH OF LINE   ‘Puzzle of Red Withdrawal Continues; Bombing Raids Go On

IN HOUTA DEFENSE LINE   Tenth Corps and Eighth Army Units Link as Foe Falls Back to Strong Positions. ae        CHINESE MASS300,000 TROO:   “Volunteers” Line on Border as U. S. Jets and Bombers Blast Transport, Supply Lines.

Chinese Reds Building Up Huge Forces   Estimated To Now Have 300,000 Men In Manchuria Near Korean Border

Two American Units Linkup Near Tokchon   Chinese Commies Flee into Hills Under Air Blows

Yank Units From East And West Link Up; Air  Bombs Rip Red Transport

U.S. Units  Link Up on North Front   American Aircraft Hit — Soviet-Built Tanks; Marines Advance.

Linkup Occurs As Communists Rally Forces  Allied Planes Blast   Allied Planes Blast New Targets Near Manchurian Line

Chinese Red Strength Now Near 300,000   Warplanes Continue To Smash at Enemy Border Supply Lines —10 Tanks Bagged

American Troops Joined as Planes Lash Red Centers  Chinese Build Up Army of 300,000 Along Frontier

Chinese Confinue To Build Up Border Troops  pokesman Says Reds Now Have 300,000

300,000 RED CHINESE ARE ALONG BORDER   Planes Continue Plastering Supply, Transport Lines

East-West Link Forged in Korea   Yank Forces Connect Up; Red Divisions Still Withdrawing

US Forces  Join Hands With Korea   Tenth Corps, Eighth Army Meet as Chinese Reds Continue Big Buildup   AWAIT UN DECISION   Mysterious Ground Lull Continues as US Plane Hit Traffic at Border

Chinese Continuing to Build Up Forces Near  Manchurian Bor der   Have 300,000 In Area, Report   (Lull In Ground Fight Continues; Planes "Hit i Ten Russ-Made Tanks

Enemy Force, Now Estimated at 300,000, Withdraws to Form Defense Line in Mountains.  ALLIES JOIN EAST   ALLIES JOIN EAST AND WEST FORCES

300.000 China Reds Readying Heavy. Blows. .   Puzzling Lull in Battle Continues; U.S. Planes Plact Bridces

Chinese Continue To Build Up Border Troops   Spokesman Says Reds Now Have 300,000 Men in Manchuria

Communists  Under Hard Air Attack   Chinese Continue To Build Up Force Across Yalu River

l0th, Eighth Meet as Chinese Reds Continue Buildup   U.S. Planes Hit Soviet Made Tanks, Transport Southeast of Border

East And West Forces Join In Northern Korea   Linkup Reported As Allied Planes Hammer At Red Supply Lines And Tanks; 300,000 Enemy Massed

Allies Link Up To Band North Korea; Chinese Continue Troop Buildup   REPORT 300,000 NORTH OF MANCHURIAN BORDER: OTHERS WITHDRAWING

300,000 Red China Troops Now In Korea   U. S. Linkup.. Cuts North Korea in Half at  Its Waist.

Allies Dig In Across North Korea   U.N. Forces Now Reported to Face Horde of 300,000 Red Chinese Troon:

300,000 Red Troops Massed Near Border   Reds Withdraw Into Wooded Mountains  - To Escape Constant Allied Air Attacks

Chinese Reds Still Massing In Manchuria   Big U. S. Bombers Continue to Pound Enemy Supply Lines

Ominous Chinese  Buildup Continues   300,000 Enemy Troops Believed Just North Of Manchurian Border, Others Withdraw Into Mountain Fastnesses

Allied Troops Linkup In North Korea   Chinese Continue To Mass Forces Near Manchurian Border

Solid U.N. Defense Line In Korea   Troops From West And East Link Up at Narrow Point on Peninsula; Rattle Tull Cantiniuac

REDS CONTINUE NORTHWARD RETREAT   Linkup Made Near Tokchon, In North-Central Area   PUZZLING LULL   In Ground ‘Action In Fifth Day; U. S. Planes Smash Eight Enemy Tanks

Chinese Reds Mass Troops Near Border  Forces Reported At 300,000; Planes Bomb 10 Tanks

Chinese Reds Withdraw Inte Korean Mountain Fastness   300,000 Chinese In Manchuria

Allies Forge Solid Line Across Korea   U.S. Tenth Corps and Eighth Army Forces Link Up as Chinese Communists Continue Thei Ominous Build-Up of Troops in Manchuria

CHINESE REDS IN MOUNTAIN DEFENSE LINE   Tenth Corps and Eighth Army Units Link as Foe Falls Back to Strong Positions.   CHINESE MASS 300,000 TROOPS   “Volunteers” Line on Border as U. S. Jets and Bombers Blast Transport, Supply Lines.

Pact Nations Vie On German Army  Problem Of Rearmins Ex-Foe Slows Pertfey

West Allies: Speed Plans For Defense   Rearming Of Germany - Prove Obstacle As France Opposes Move:

Continue Talks on Defenses   Rearming Germany is Still Problem Before Conferees

Atlantic Powers Framing Western Europe's Defense   Use Of Armed German Forces ls Biqgest Obstacle To Be Overcome

INCLUSION OF “GERMAN UNIT Ble QUESTION   Hopes Held Ministers May Iron Out Details by Night.

Ministers May Finish Framing Defense Set-Up  Atlantic Powers Undecided On Use  fo... mi

Atlantic Powers Frame Combined Defense Force   Defense Committee Seeking Force To Offer Protection To West Europe From Ageressors

Pact Nations to Finish Work on Unit for Defense  Hope to tron Out

Paet Nations May Complete Framing Of  Foree Today   German Question  Big Problem In Ton Tallke

Obstacle Studied . . ey Free Nations  Plan Defense  Against Reds

GERMANS ROLE IS STILL TOUGH PACT PROBLEM   U.S.-French Ideas On German Military Forces Clash.

Atlantic Powers Hit German Snag In Defense Plan   Us, Britain Contend the Former Enemy Force Should Be Used

HUGE HAILSTONES HIT KANSAS TOWN; DAMAGE IS HEAVY   Roofs Ripped Apart, Thou sands of Windows Broken and Power Lines Knocked Down at Manhattan.   ESTIMATES OF LOSS RUN UP TO 82,000,000   More Than “hree Inches of! Rain Floods Streets and Stalls Traffic for More  Than Five Blocks.

TERIFIC RAINS, HALSTORM RAP KANSAS AREAS   Stones Large as Hen’s Eggs Hit Menhattan—Heavy Loses to Wheat Crop

Terrifie Hailstorm Lashs Riley County   Estimates of Damage To Crops, Buildings, Run As High As $2,000,060

Scare Buying Fed by Rumors, Greedy M erchants War Scare Increases Consumer  Purchases in Variety of Lines      Ry BAM NAWORUON

SCARE BUYING BEGINNING NOW   Some Even Rush To Buy Goods In Surplus Supply Like Tires, Sugar.

Industries Urged Consumers Nof To Rush to Buy  Scare Buying Egged On in Some Casec

False Rumors, Greed Causing Scare Buying   Rush in Some Areas Made on Commodities Actually in Surplus

Scare Buying Reported In Some Sectors   Demand Heavy For New Cars; Sugar, Tire Sales Soar

 —SCARE BUYING REPORTED-= Fear Of S hortages Has Boosted Retail Sales

Scare Buying Begins To Appear — Consumers Fearful Of Rationing,  Some Greedy Merchants Egg It On

PUBLIC WARNED AGAINST RUSH PURCHASES <=ssagn onnepeuteenereeAieisenenesenenseaeumnsennesapsenopmanenimstonaraaitenaa ree eee ns  Scare Buying Seen in Isolated S pots

Business Warns Against ‘Scare’ Buying -- ft Can Only Cause Harm   Panic Purchasing Begins to Appear—Fed by Rumors and Greed; Industries Give Reasons Why Consumers Should Avoid Rush to Buy

Industry Has Enough To Go  Around, Claim   Rumors and Greedy Merchants Blamed

[Kids With ‘Noisemakers’ Carry No Other Weapons  Reds Send Boys With Loud Cap Pistols Ahead of Troops

Charges Reds Send Cap Pistol Boys, Guarded by Police, With First Wave

VOTERS TO POLLS — IN CITY ELECTION   All Wards Report Heavy Activity During the Morning   1,947 AT 1:30 P. M.

All Wards Report Heavy Activity During the Morning   1947 AT -1:30 PM.

U.S. Consulate General Seized By China Reds   Entire U. S. Staff Will Be Recalled

Chinese Reds Seize U.S. Consul: Office   135° Americans To Be Ordered, Out of China

Chinese Situation Is Worsened By Defiance Of Protests By U.S.   State Department Prepares To Withdraw All American Personnel From Communist China.

RECEIVING WHEAT   Storage Space Is Expectec To Become a Major  Problem   WORKING LONG HOURS

ELEVATORS BUSY © RECEIVING WHEAT   Storage Space Is Expectec o Become a Major  Problem   WORKING LONG HOURS

U.S, Action Halts Visas   UN Orders New Civil Authority In North Korea

Chrysler, Phone . Disputes Ar Nearing Settlement, Rail Progress Slow

LABOR PEACE BELIEVED NEAR   Prospects Good For Early Auto, Telephone Contracts.

No Progress Made In Attempt To Ward Off Vast Railway Strike   General Labor Picture Is Reported Clearer Despite Spov’ adic Strikes And Walkouts.

LABOR PICTURE GETS BRIGHTER   Rail Mediation Try Still Deadlocked

Settlements Expected In Two Disputes   further Progress tveported in Negotiations to End Chrysler Sivike and Phone Differences

Outlook for Labor Pacts Is Bright   No Progress in Rail Mediation Is Seen, However

Settlement Believed Near in Both Chrysler and Phone Disputes; No Proaress Noted in Rail Mediation

Phone Dispute, Chrysler Strike Settlements Nea  No Progress Reported   No Progress Reported In Attempt to Avert Rail Union Stoppaade

Neill Tells Road Committee Taxpayers Will Oppose: Any Attempt to Add to Load

Find Missing Girl In Movie   Note Left In Church Rectory For Mother

GIRL HONTED VIA TELEVISION” FOUND IN YONKERS THEATRE   12-Year-Old Runaway Missing For a Week Finally Picked Up

STOP-GAP BILL WINS APPROVAL OF CONGRESS   President Granted Right to Induct Men for Army

Both Houses Previously OK Stop-Gap Bill   Conference Panel Set to Settle Different   ee ee pe 7 we *ar

Senate Votes 3-Year Draft  Act Extension  Gives Truman Riaht   Gives Truman Right To Order. Inductions Only in Emergencies With Conaress Away

Ferguson To Probe Sale Of School Buses   Rhodes Claims State Employe Has Interest In Body Firm

Doctor Backed By Husband In Mercy Case   Says He Couldn’t Feel More Kindly If Sander Were ‘Own Brother’

ThrowingAwa y Our Best For  Phony Security   Publisher Charges Subversives Take Advantage Of Press

Hold Suwon After First Report of Fall: Battalion Of U.S. Soldiers at Front

12 U.S. Planes Lost Since Start of War   Invaders Reported Massing 10 Miles North of Suwon; Weather Hampers Planes

KURFEES QUITS SENATE CONTEST   Candidate For Demoeratic Nomination, Who Entered Ayainst Hoey, Decides To Withdraw.

SHOW FLURRIES DUE TOHGHT      Cold Weather Steps In Fanned By Brisk Winds

: THE SCORE ON U. 95. DEFENSE [U. S. Transport Resources Improved, But Not Ready for Wartime Emergency

kkk kk VATICAN SAYS REPORTS INDICATE NO DANGER  FOR BISHOP O'HARA

Two Wars Being Fought On Roads  7 nto Seoul -- One For Mere Existence

Korean People Struggle to Keep Alive As Tanks and Armies Roll Over Fields

2 Wars Staged On Seoul Road   Koreans Struggle For Existence as Allied Troops Move Forward

A wisters in.  South Leave 31 Dead and 200 Injured   1Tornado-Breeding , ‘Weather Reaches  4Across Four States; Loufsiana Hit Hard

EIGHT IN ONE FAMILY DEAD IN ONE STATI   Tornado Weather Remains it Louisiana and Texas Where 32 Died.

Tornadoes Take 31 Lives Sunday: 200 Are Injured   Weather Conditions in South Indicate New Storms Today; Red Cross Sends Help.

Wave Of Cold Air Eases Big Flood Threat  Mi d- Western Aeras —Welc come: Return of

COLD AIR WAVE EASING THREAT OF NEW FLOODS   Snow Storm Ends Summer In January In Eastern Area Of Nation

Cold Air Wave Welcome in Midwest as Temporary  Stop to New Damage in Flood-Stricken Areas

Wave Of Cold Air Eases Big Flood Threat  Mid.-Wactarn Ac   Mid-Western Aeras Welcome Return of Winter Weather

LEWIS ACCEPTS MERGER OFFER   Prospect Seen Of Combin ing Big Labor Union In. to Single Federation — Others Waiting.

NEW HOPE F LABOR UNITY   John L. Lewis Gives Warm fetes To Huge -Merger Plan

City’s Heart Broken After Rail Tragedy   Wilkes-Barre People Stunned By Reports Of Death, Injury

¢ Strikes at Home  Wilkes-Barre Area Hard Hit by News of Accident

Features index   Virginia Hill Under Guard; Served Crime Quiz Subpoena

Features Index   Virginia Hill Under Guard; Served Crime Quiz Subpoena   PIOCTIRE ON PAGE $

THRUWAY BILL IS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Legislators in Mad Scramble for an Adjournment Tonight

Public Authority To Be Created To Build Road  Approval Given For Amendment T, Finnnce Plan

Senate Approves $100 Million Loan For Spanish Govt.   Money Would Come From Export-Import Bank; House Okay Needed

Senate Votes To Lend Spain $100 Millions   Money to Come From Export-Import Bank; House Still Must Act

Spain Voted $100,000,00C By Senate.  House Approval Sull Neceasary

Courthouse Plan Contract Negotiated   Court Completes Contract With Architects’ Firm

Court Authorizes Plans for Courthouse   New Sketches, Working Drawings, And Plans Authorized by County Court Order; Contract Is Under Negotiation With Architects

HEADS EASTERN STAR   Mrs. Alyce McMichael is Elected Worthy Matron of Kansas

South Korean Assembly Asks U. N. Offensive “Before Harvest Time’

Phone Strike Vote Planned   Poll Starts Monday; City Talks Continue

Vishinski Says Reds Have No Intention of Using Atomic Bomb  Says He Will Open Russia for Check if

Says War Draws Closer Each Day   Atlantic Pact Useless Says Senator

Scientist Says Nation Losing In Arms Race   Decision on Making Powerful Weapon Left to President

MAKE DECISION   Military Leaders Believe America Must Get Bomb First Following Warning from a Wartime Atomic Selentist That U. S. Is Losing the Arms Race.

eres HAS NO CHOICE Strategists Doubt Truman Can Afford To Ban H-Bomh

New Mexico to Set Up Regional Control Network   $7,500 Development Program to Finance Rain Making

Resignation of Charles Luckman Comes as A Surprise to Business, Financial Circles

State Nears Grim Holiday Death Record   Eleven’ Die in. Traffic Crashes; Another Is ‘Killed by Train;-Rain Blamed in Accidents

CHIEFS DUE IN TOKYO   Americans to Have Personal Contacts with Field Commanders

Chiefs of Staff Are Due in Tokyo   Will Hold Conferences With Field Leaders About Reds

Tighe Woods Expected To Ask Congress To Extend Rent Controls And Eliminate The Act's "Local Option” Provision

Rent - Control Plea Expected   Woods May Also Ask End Of ‘Local Option?

Frank Erickson Pleads Guilty To Bookmaking   Wealthy Gambler Said to Lead National Rina

Erickson Faces Term of 60 Years   Report Gaming Czar Acted to Protect Bia-monev BeHors

Erickson Pleads  Guilty to All 60 Gambling Counts   Wealthy Bookmaker Facee 60 Yeara In Jail, Fine: Sentence Set June 26

Gambler Pleads Guilly, Faces 60 Years in Prison   Frank Erickson May Be Protecting His Bia-Moneyv Rattora,

Erickson Pleads Guilty To 60 Conspiracy, Bookmaking Charges   Boss Of Bookmaking Empire Could Be Sentenced To Prison For 60 Years

MILLIONAIRE BOSS OF BOOKIE EMPIRE FAGES LONG TERM   Hogan To Demand Stiff Sen - . fence For New-York Bhs RAmi deny

Gambler Frank Erickson Enters Guilty Plea to Charges Of Conspiracy and Bookmaking  Defendant Is Facing Possible Fine Of $30,000, 60 Years in Prison

To 60 Counts of Bookmaking and Conspiracy   Judge To .Sentence New York Millionaire On June 26th. ‘

Big Shot New York Gambler Pleads . Guilty   Erickson Faces Sentence on 60 Counts of Bookmaking And Conspiracy

BODIES KING PLEADS GUILT ON GO COUNTS   Could Get 60-Year Sentence for Conspiracy and Gambling.

Changes Mind; Sixty Counts Against Him  State Will Demand Stiffest Sentence

Gambler Erickson  Enters Guilty Plea  Sentence Due June 26 For Head of National Bookmaking Racket

Bookie Czar Guilly; Faces 60-Year Terr   Erickson Admits Charges; Cover-up of Big Bettors Hinted

     Millionaire Gambler Pleads Guilty, Faces 60 Years In Prison

Rich Gambler Pleads Guilty To All Counts  Against Him   Erickson Could Get 60 Years, $30,000 Fine for Bookmaking, Conspiracy

Erickson Faces Long  Prison Term   Head Of National Syndicate Changes Previous Stand

Erickson Now Facing  Term, Fine   Prosecutor Wants ‘Stiffest Sentence’

Admits Charges Of Conspiracy And Bookimaking  Pee Pe Motta. Bg   Plea Of Guilty Entered To All 60 Counts Of  Indictment.

iT ts b! ‘Exeise Taxes Cut Before  ts House Group   EricksonIn Guilty Plea To 60 Count:   Millionaire Gambler Admits All Charges Of Conspiracy And Rookmaking

MILLIONAIRE GAMBLER IN GUILTY PLEA   Frank Erikson, Operator of Nationwide Bookmaking Business, Withdraws Not Guilty Plea in New York.    ADMITS GUILT ON “SIXTY CHARGES   Speculate Move is Attempt to Lessen Penalty and Protect His Big-Money Bettors.

in Today’s Journa'   Frank Erickson Faces Severe Sentence  Rich New York City Gambler Pleads Guilty to 60 Counts 

Guilty in All Sixty Counts   Millionaire Gambler Accused of Conspiracy And Bookmaking

Protection Of Bettors Said Aim Of Czar   "Stiffest Sentence” Possible To Be Asked By District Attorney

TOP GAMBLER PLEADS GUILTY   Frank Erickson Subject To Possible 60-Year Prison Term.

Erickson Enters Plea  Of Guilty to Charges   Attorney General Hogan Says He Will Seek "Stiffest Sentence" for Boss of Nationwide Bookmaking Empire — Faces Possible 60 Years.   TO BE SENTENCED MONDAY

Frank Erickson, Gambling Boss, Dieads Guilty.   Faces Sentence of Up To 60 Years; May Be Protecting Biq Bettors

Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy And Bookmakinc  Erickson Pleads On ATL 60 Caunte —

Admits Counts of Conspiracy and Bookmaking   Hint Action to Shield Big-Meney Bettors, Lessen Penalty ,

Millionaire Gambler May Get 60 Years   Enters New York Plea To Protect Others Is Belief

Guilty Plea Entered By Top Gambler   Frank Erickson, New York Millionaire, Changes Plea to Guilty on 60 Counts Against Him.

Guilty Plea Is Entered   Millionaire Gambler Facing Stiff Penalty

Plea Protects His Customers   60-Year Prison Term Possible Penalty for Multi-Millionaire Gambling Czar

Enfers Plea fo All 60 Counts in N. Y. Indictment  Faces Up to 60 Years in Prison,  $30,000 in Fines

Enters Plea Of Guilty To Bookmaking  Faces Jail Term.  And Heavy Fine

ERICKSON WILL BE SENTENCED ON JUNE 26TH   Big-Time Gambler Changed Plea In New York Court

Erickson Files _ Plea of Guilty   Millionaire New York Gambler Pleads Guilty to Sixty  Counts of Consniracy and Ranbmabine

GAMBLING CZAR PLEADS GUILTY TO 60 COUNTS   Fronk Erickson, Boss of the  Bookmakers, Could Draw Long Prison Term

Betting Czar Guilty On 60 Counts   Boss of Multi-Million Dollar Bookie Empire Faces 60 Years in Jail   FIRST CONVICTION   Arrest Resulted From Admission To Senate Group of Big Operation

‘Fronk Erickson, Boss ‘Of Bookmaking Empire,  ddmits Gambling Guilt

Could Get Long Prison Sentence   Year In Jail And $500 Fine On Each Of 60 Counts Could Total 60 Years And $30,000 Fo: Millionaire

Gambler Pleads Guilty fo Charge Of Bookmaking   Millionaire Frank Erickson Changes Plea of Conspiracy

ERICKSON MAY GET MAXIMUM OF 60 YEARS   Believe Effort Is Made To Protect Big-Money Bettor:

Frank Erickson Pleads Guilty to Gaming Charges   Prosecutor Will Ask ‘Stiffest. Sentence’ For Bookie Czar

Gambling King Pleads Guilty On 60 Counts   Erickson Faces Sentencing Up to 60 Years in N.Y.

Gambling Probe Achieves First Big Conviction  60-Year Sentence, $30,000 Fines

Faces Penalty of 60 Years, $30,000 Fine   First of Big-Time Bookmakers Brought To Trial By Action

TOP BOOKMAKER PLEADS GUILTY 10 0 CHARGES  nan mece emmoeomtmircrm met ft

Erickson Faces b0-Year Maximur Prison Term   Surprise Action Comes To Conspiracy And Bookmaking Charges

Gambler Reverses  His Plea   Defendant to Hear Sentence by Court Next Monday Mornine

‘Bookie Czar’ Pleads Guilty. On 60 Counts   Erickson Takes Rap In N. Y. on Charges Carrving 60 Years

Charged With Bookmaking, Conspiracy   Stiff Sentence Will Be Asked On 60 Counts Against Him

Erickson Enters Plea Of Guilty  Move By King Of * a See) OS, PONE eee E, Eeneams

Civil Defense. Plan Outlined By President   Blueprint For Program Against Atomic Attack Given Congress

uman Hands Congress ficial Blueprint For ril Defense Program   stem To Reach Into Every Home And  alls For Services Of Thousands Of Varkere At State And Pedaral Tavel

Vast Defense Plan Handed  To Congress   Scheme Provides for Swift. Powerful Counter-Blow "Ta Riacewmne Vaan

Civil Defense Plan Given To Congress By Truman.   ProgramDesigned To Rally Nation From A-Attacks And Strike Back

Home Defense Blueprint Sent To Capitol Hill   Program Outlines Mutual Aid System

PROGRAM OUTLINES VAST HOME GUARD SYSTEM  HST Plans Civil Defense

‘Sound And W orkable’: Truman Gives Congress Defense Plan Blueprint

bag     for Defense   Outlines Program Of Vest Extent To Cone With Denaer

PRESIDENT. MAPS HUGE C-1) PROGRAM   Congress Is Given Pattern for Rallying In Event of Attack

President Maps Huge Program Of Civil Defense   'Woarkoable Plaa'

If A Bombs strike  Plan Outlined For Defense Of Nation Against Attack

Would Rally Nation From an Atomic Attack and Enable It to Strike Back Swiftly and Destroy Aggressor.

CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM 15 LAID BEFORE CONGRESS   Plan Designed to Enable Na tion to Rally From Atomic Bomb Attack and   Strike Back.   TRUMAN TO APPOINT AN ADMINISTRATOR   Cost Will Run Into Millions Perhaps Biltlions—States Expected to Share Expense.

Truman Maps Plan for Civil Defense   Volunteers Given Assignments Throughout Nation

Congress Gets Truman's Civil Defense Plans   Blueprints Place Brunt of Burden On Local Groups

Civil Defense Plan Covers  All of Nation   Relies .on Hundreds Of Thousands to’ Aid  After Possible Blow ‘  From Atomic Bombs

Truman Gives Congress Civil Defense Blueprint Against Atomic Attack

American Infantry Unit Remains Isolated Behind Red Lines: Rescue Fails

Unit One of Two That Battles Communist Forces All Night — American Tank and Infantry Column Is Moving Up to Front— South Koreans Blunt Advance of Northerners in Umsong-Chungju Area.

First Efforts to Relieve Isolated Infantry Force Fails; American Armor, Troops Move to Stem Southward Drive of North Koreans

Yank Force lsolated Behind Lines   U.S. Armor Now Moving Up To Front

American Tanks Are Rushed To Front   American Infantry Battalion Isolated After Battling Tank-Led Red Divisions

Ameriean Tanks Move Up To Front   South Units Blunt Advance Despite Big Numbers Advantage

Warships Hit Enemy Supply Line   American Armor And Reinforcements On Northward Drive

Tank, Soldier Column Pushes _— int  Amar CF   Communists Driving South From Chonan: Planes Back Troops

'U.S. Fails in First ‘Effort to Free Unit   Allied Warships Bombard Red  Positions in Coastal Towns

South Koreans Counterattack Near Chungju  U. S., British Craft Shell East Coast

Reformed Filipinos Will Get $250 Million In Aid   United States Promises Five-Year Economic Aid To Philippines If They Revamp Governmen

U.S. Proposes Huge Aid Plan ForPhilippines   Quarter Billion In Economic Help To Go To Islands If  Sweenine Reforms Are Made

U. S. Promises Five-Year Economic Aid Program for Philippines lf Government Reforms Are Made

$250,000,000 U.S. AID FOR - PHILIPPINES   Five-Year Plan to Help Islands Over Economic Crisis is Proposed by Truman.   REFORM PROGRAM TO BE REQUIRED   Quirino Government Must Kick Out Grafters; U. S. to Closely Supervise Loans, Spending.

WOULD SEND AID TO PHILIPPINE:   U. S. Proposed $250,900, 000 5-Year Program With Strings Attached   SAYS RULE CORRUPT

U. S. Offers Aid To. Philippines.  But Island Republic Must Make Reforms

Five-Year Economic Measure . . ae OE = te  U. S. Offers Loan To Help Filipinos

Economic AidDepends on Changes   Inefficiency, Graft Hit; Low Incomes Held Main Problem

Philippines Get Offer of U. S. Aid   Sweeping Reform ls a Condition

US Proposes Aid To Philippines But Asks Reform   Long-Secret Report Made Public Today Offers $250,000,000

PHILIPPINE AID OF 250 MILLION OFFERED BY U.S.   SWEEPING REFORMS WOULD BE REQUIRED OF QUIRINO REPUBLIC

US. PROPOSES $250,000,000 PHILIPPINE AID   Five-Year Plan Carries Demand For Sweeping Gov't Reform.

‘Inefficiency, Corruption In Government Widespread’—  1CORA Millian Five-Year Plan fiffered For Philinninas

Truman Propose: $250 Million For Philippines  Government Must Make Reforms To_ Get Economic Aid

Government Reforms Must Precede U.S. Financial Aid to the Philippines

Officials Bare Critical Paper  OnPhilippines   Sweeping Reforms Jn Trade For Help Asked by America

Philippine Aic Waits Reform   $250,000,000 Help Offered by U.S. if Changes Are Made

Propose Aid tc Philippines I Reforms Made   U.S. Would Offer FiveYear $250 Million Economic Program

Economic Aid Plan Mapped For Philippines   But Republic Must Make Major Reforms In Government

Pips Promised Aid If They Clean up  $250 Million Pledged To Philippines, Linked To Sweeping Reforms

Basie Reforms Called For in Bell Report   U.S. Aid Depends on End of Inefficiency, Corruption :

U.S. Offers Aid To Philippines   But Island Republic Must Make Reforms  In Its Government

U.S. Promises $250. Millions To Philippines   Help Hinges. on Islands Overhauling Corrupt and ..Mismanaged Affairs

250 Million Grant Urged To Philippines   Sweeping Island Reforms Condition  Of U.S. Offer

9 Year Aid Plan For Philippines Is US Proposal   Inefficiency, Corruption In Government States Bell’s Mission

250 Million Tied To End Of ‘Graft?   7-Point Self-Help Program Outlined B  Bell-Headed Mission

Offers $250,000,000 Aid Program US Urges Sweeping  Philippines Reforms

However, Plan Asks Sweeping Reforms In Isle   CHARGES INEFFICTIEN CY

‘ielp Proposed or Philippines  U. S. Offers 5-Year $250,000,000 Aid

 Filipinos Are Told To  Clean House   U.S. Would Then Give Huge Sum For Economic Aid To Island Republic

N. 0. Cotton   Court Reverses Foreclosure Case Against Missco Felon; Upholds Term

Seek Link Between Chicago Killings an Murder of Binaggio  Gov. Smith Reports Probe of K. C. Police Already Underway

Truck Driver Exonerated In Bauer Wreck   Jury Returns Verdic! Of ‘No Criminal Ne. gligence’

Troop Request Strong Bid For Far East Peace   “Secrecy Clamped on Movement Of Ships From West Coast Area

Toledo Brothers Killed in Crash  _ Bodies Are Found In Wrecked Plane

AchesonExplains Truman-Attlee  Talksto Congress  President, Premier Agree to Build Baswmnc Cech Dewww

Secretary Of State Re -ports Decisions On Strategy Reached At Vital Conferences.

Crisis Talk Report Made By Acheson   Joint Committee Hears Review of Weeklong Session

No Excitement In Russia Over Korean Conflict   People Follow Developments But No Undue Agitation Indicated

Mos scow Scene: Gilmore Says Russians ©  Not Excited About Battle

BALLOTS BUNGLE N   Gubernatorial Election Undetermined Four Days After Voting

Kelly Holds ‘Paper Lead in Michigan   Democrat Expected Tc Gain Votes in Recount

Theater Levy Statute Eyed   Legislative Groups Study Miunicinal Finances

$100 Fine, 60 Days In Jail If You Won't Tell Census Taker Earnings Last Year

Mahoney May Ask Recount, Refuses To Concede Defeat  Close Race In Three Counties Basis Of Recount Talk; Canvass Of Returns To Be Checked: Leads In Ponular Vate.

Report Mahoney May Call For Recount In Three County Votes   GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE REFUSES TO CONCEDE NOMINATION OF LANE IN MONDAY’S PRIMARY —

May Ask For RecountIn 3 Counties   Mahoney Refuses To Concede Nomination To Lane; Vote In Rural Areas Questioned

TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH NEAR CORBIN’   12-Year-Old Makes Futile Effort to Save Brother, Sister

HAILED AS HEROINE — Rochester Woman Braves  Icy Water To Save Boys

Tibet Invasion Would React On Red China  _ Would Bar Peiping = psoheertar, LIN, Recaanition

Political Pot In lowa Buzzes With New Issues   Goodwin Asks for Senate Probe of PMA Politics Report

Liquor, PMA, Anti-Freeze In Political Light   Both Parties Charge Irregularities; Call for Probes

NY State Gas High Bidder  Bids 84% Cents for Gas ~ On State-Owned Land:

Navy Men Demoted After B-36 Prebe  Congress Checks Shakeup in Ranks

Find Body ot ‘Missing Tot   Chicago Boy, 4, Is Victim of Drowning In Lake Michigan

Sex Education in Schools Hit   Catholic Bishops Say It’s Job of Parents

“Mind Snapped,” Doctor Claims . Patient Died Before Needle, Sander Says

Sander Insists ‘Patient Died Before ‘Shot’   Cross Examination Fails to Shake Murder Suspect

Accused Doctor Sure Patient Dead  Peewee Blade Meee ths bere      Does Net Know Why He Injected Air Inte Her Veins

“CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR’ Dr. Sander Says Patient Died Before Air Injection

Swears Victim Was Dead When He Iniected Air   Dr. Sanders Claims He Blackett Out, Can’t Explain: Act

Mind ‘Snapped Af ‘Mercy Bed,’ Asserts Sander  Insists Victim Died Before Air Was Injected   Repneots Denials

‘Something Snapped’ In Dr. Sander’s Mind As He Tried Air Injection   Physician Says He Doesn’t Know Why, But That He Knew Mrs. Borroto Was Dead When He Inserted Needle In Arm

SANDER UNABLE TO EXPLAIN WHY HE INJECTED AIR   Physician Insists Cancer Patient Was Dead at Time— Tells Jury His Mind “Snapped.”   CLASHES WITH YOUNG STATE PROSECUTOR   Accused Country Doctor Repeatedly Denies “Any Intention” of Killing Mrs.  Abbie Borroto.

Sander Insists Patient Was Dead, Blames Obsession for Injections

Sander Claims Mind ‘Snapped In Mercy Death   Repeatedly Denies He Had Any Intention of Killing Mrs. Borroto

4 '  Highland Heights Village Council Fires Police Chief for Stealing Mayors Wife’s Affection

VOTE OVERTHROWS BIDAULT CABINET   Resignation of French Premier Inevitable

Proposed Central Control Of Western Europe's ajor Industries, Backed By U. S., May Falter Or Collapse. Observera Fear

Falls Before Socialists . . . . French Cabinet Is Defeated In Test

Bidault Overthrown As French Premier   Ousted With His Middle-of-Road Government by Vote of National Assembly on Relatively Minor Issue Today,  » Ballot Standing 352-230.   MAY AFFECT SCHUMAN PLAN

French Toss Out Bidault  Government   Premier Cabinet Lose’ In Confidence Ballot  By 352 to 230 Vote

Premier Ousted On A Vote Of Confidence   Effect On Schuman Plan To Pool Coal And Steel Uncertain

BIDAULT LOSES CONFIDENCE VOTE   French Premier Overthrow May Be Blow To Pool Plan, ~ Hasten Election

Out OF Office   Premier And Middle-Of The-Road Cabinet Overthrown.

Resignation Of Bidault Inevitable   French National Assembly Votes Against Motion Of Confidence

French Oust Cabinet Over WageDispute   Bidault's Defeat May Threaten Tatks On Industrial Pool

RESIGNATION OF PREMIER INEVITABLE   Vote Is 352-230 To Oust Present Cabinet  ACTION      May Prove Severe Blow To Schuman’s Plan To Pool Europe’s Coal, Steel

--POOLING PLAN PERILED—  Paris Cabinet Overthrown on Minor Issue

, Administration Loses, 352-230 On Minor Issue  Speculate Effect on Pooling Coal. Steel

Government Of Bidault  Overthrown   National Assembly Refuses To Give Vote Of Confidence On Minor Issue

LEWIS FLAREUP AT HEARING. THIS MORNING   UMW Chieftain Calls Operators’ Spokesman “Dirty, Infamous Liar’

Spokesman of Mine Owners Is Accused   U.M.W. President Interrupts To Fling Accusation At Love

New Treasury Plan Proposed   Truman Message Omits Provision to Which Senate Obiecied

UPPOSITION COLL APSES POSITION COLLAPSES Conferees Reach Agreement  On Oleo Levy Repeal Bill

Wintry Front Shoving East In Ohio Valle}   14 Deaths Blamed On Bitter Weather; Flood Peril Serious

SPEED, SERVICE THAT COUNTS Wirephotos Show Shooting Seenes At Blair House —

S.C. Prisoner Flees ‘Across Border To Try Test Case In Freedom Plea

CUSTED MINER SAYS LES PROLONGED COAL STRIKE      Lloyd Sidencr, Former President of UMW Local 7455 Claims Code Messuge Was Used to Nullifty Back a Work Telerams,

CUSTED MINER SAYS LEWIS PROLONGED COAL STRIKE   Lioyd Sidenor, Former President of UMW Local 7455 Claims Code  Message Was Uned to Nullify Back to Work Telogrampn,

YMCA Membership Campaign Workers Meet Tomorrow Night As 1950 Drive Is Launched With Goal Of $5,400 Set For Six Divisions

Govt. Charges 11 Top Red Leaders With Undivided And Unquestioned Loyalty

Marines Land on Korea;  Reds Pressure to Within: 40 Miles of Vital Pusan

Prepares To Join Thousands Of Fresh U. S. Troops   Arrival Comes At Crucial Hour

More Weanons, Men Poured In To Back Yanks   Reinforcements Arrive A Red Armies Strike For Key U. S. Base; Heavy Enemy Casualties

Sth Div. Hurries Into Battle Lines; Marines Dock, Secret Weapons   UN Forces Yield Five More Towns On Northern Arc But Time Is Running Out Rapidly On Koreans.

Thousands of Fresh Troops Streaming Into Battle Line   Reinforcements Are Armed With Latest Weapons; Reds Take Five More Key Towns

Massed Commie Forces Hammer Allies  Back in Retreat Through Five Key Towns

Army’s Combat Team Hurrying  To War Front   Leathernecks, ‘Armed-To Teeth, Are Carrying Several Weapons Still On Secret Lists; 5th Regimental Combat Team Rushing To Front For Critical Battle

Help Arrives As Reds Take 5 More Towns   American Strength Doubled by New Landings

Heavily Armed Marines Reach Korea Seaport   Reinforcements Arrive as Reds Take Five More Towns, Peril Musan

First Marine Division Ready to Disembark, Army's 5th Regimental Team Rushes to Action As Reds Makes All-Out Drive Toward Pusan

1st Marine Division Arrives in Korea   Communists 40 Miles From Pusan; Allies Retreat Through Five Towns

News Day And Night   But New American  > ‘Troops Pouring In   Time Seen As Running Out For Com: mies, Trend Of War Expec ted To Turn

Reported Formidable Arsenal 0 Secret Weapons Being Advanc ed To Front Lines As First Ma rines Diembark   NEWS FROM AMERICAN LINES I8 NOT GOO)

HOME TO HELP OTOP REDS IN PUSAN STRIKE   UN Troops Driven Back from Five Key Towns on Defense Line.

Troops Will Join In Battle With New Secret Weapons; Reds Push Nearer To Pusan

Invaders Take 5 Key Towns   Leathernecks Armed With Secret Weapons; Troops Arrive From Hawai

Combat Team From Hawaii Also Landed   Dramatie Arrival Nearly Doubles American Strenath

'New Troops’ Armed With Top Weapons   Allies Stage ‘Planned Withdrawals’ Along Broad Front

First Marines Ready to Join Troops at Front   Fresh Forces Arrive With Array of New U. S. Secret Weapon

Division Docks At Unnamed Port While Reinforcements Are Rushed To Front Lines

Temperatures   Marines Dock From U. S.: Combat Team Lands; New Retreats Shortening Front

2 Fishing Villages Face ‘Dunkerque’ Wind-Shift May Avert  Newfoundland Disaster

Record Vote In Ohio Forecast   Sen. Taft's Battle For Re-Election Draws Out Heavy Vote

Escaped West Virginia Lifer Being Sought As Suspect In Red-Headed Woman’s Murder   Akron, Ohio, Checking If Throttled Victim   Akron, Ohio, Checking If Throttled Victirr Found Near Hancock May Be Betty Lou Comber. ‘Missing For 18 Months.

Buzard Convicted Of Second Degree Murder in Death   Defense To ‘> Appeal Verdic! In Death of W. C. Ditty,  Corsica, After Row

Chinese Reds Release 27 Wounded Americans to Return to Own Lines

27 Wounded Gi's Freed by Chinese  Captured Officers Are Not Returned

Chinese Release 27 Wounded Yanks  ‘Go Back Home,’ Captors Advise

CHINESE FREE 27 AMERICANS   Say ‘Go Back Where You Belong; We're Going To Manchuria’

: Zimmerman Topped List  Wisconsin‘s Governor Vote Of 1,138,148 Broke Record

HEARINGS ON MONDAY   For Farmers Wanting te Change 1951 Wheat Allotments

Oklahoma Leopard Is Ready To Kill, Warns Zoo Director   Posses Fan Out In Vain Search For * Beast: May Have Revisited Zoo

Oklahoma Cit y Joo Leopard Stull at Large   Hunters Think They Are on Cat's Trail; Tangible Clue Given

Hearts Touched By Connecticut Mercy Killer, Zt  Jury Completed For Trial Of Carol Ann

Excuse Jurors Who Might Have Shot   In Mercy Death Case Where Young  Girl Kifled Father

Jury fo Try Mercy Slayer Hard to Find   Only 11 of Panel in. Box After Two Long Days of Questioning; Defendant Is Calm During Ordeal

Talesmen Excused When They Say They Might Have Done Same Thing.   Two Prospective Jurors In Carol Ann Paight Trial! Frankly Admit They Might Have Pulled The Trigger—As She Did.

2 JURORS FOR MERCY KILLING   Task of Impaneling Veniremen Delayed by Surprise Court Statements

Sen. Ferguson Wants Ex-Red’s ‘Buddy’ List   Former Commie Sarvs in C Oe Mowe 400 Rode In U.S,

LIST OF 400 REDS SOUGHT   Sen. Ferguson Proposes Budenz Give Senate Commies’ Names.

Senator Wants Budenz fo Name 400 Communists He Says Are Concealed in Country  Closed Meeting of Subcommittee Scheduled for Next Week

Senator Calls For Names of ‘400 Reds’   Ferguson Says Budenz Should Reveal Lict

ames Be Given losed. Session  hen Asks   kley Speech: © Insists Sharpest U. S. Threats Samia AL als Within

SENATOR WANTS LOUIS BUDENZ TO NAME REDS   Ferguson Seeks Data On 400 Communists Said To Be In U. S.

Will Appear at Meeting of Committee   Some of These Men May Be in Gov’t Posts, Says Ferguson

Senator Ferguson Says Budenz Should Given Probers List Of 400 Communists

Ferguson Says Budenz Should Giv Senators Names OF 400 U. §. Reds

Ferguson Says Budenz Ought tc Give Red Names   U. Instructor Says 400 Are Concealed

Budenz Free To Testify To Senate   Ferguson Urges Witness To Name Known Communists

Urges Senate Investigators Ask for List Of 400 ‘Reds’   Ferguson’s Suggestion Vetoed by Tydings; Ex-Communist Budenz To Testify Thursday

Closed Meeting Opportunity to Identify Persons   Has Immunity From Libel Action if He Tells of Communists

Budenz Asked To Name “400 Hidden Reds”   Ferguson Points out Immunity From Libel At Senate Hearings— Bovle Blasts *“‘Purges”’

Ferguson Is Seeking400 HidinginUS   He Would Have Names Given to Investigators by Budenz, Former Communist   Fears Libel Suits   Budenz Told Michigan Audience He Can’ Afford Chances

Immunity Is  Promised bv ; of  Sen. F erguson  Ex-Commie Asked tc Tall All in Sorrat

Ferguson Seeks  Names Of Reds In : Hands Of Budenz  - Former Red Scheduled To Give - Data To Senate Inquiry Group

FERGUSON WANTS BUDENZ 10 NAME “CONCEALED” REDS   Tydings Says Committee  Interested Only In State Deooriment

Senator Suggests Budenz Disclose ‘A00Communists’   Senate Investigators Should Have Names, Ferguson Claims

WANTS BUDENZ TO NAME REDS   Sen. Ferguson Si uggests ‘Data Be Given To Senate Groin

400-Name Red List Of Budenz’s Wantec   Concealed Communists’ Identities Ureed at Closed Session of Probe

Former Editor Fears Lawsuits If Names Told   Budenz Asserts 400 Reds Hidden In United States

Ex-Red Red Will Ha Will Have Immunity From Libel Action * Sen. n. Ferguson Calls on Budenz ITo Name Concealed Communists

Senator Asks Budenz Reveal  100 Hidden Reds   Suggests Ex-Communist Hand Names over to Senate Group

Ferguson Urges Budenz To Name Concealed Reds   Former Communist Says He Can Name 400 Undercover Commies In US.

agmmecrs Over:   New Floods Threaten West As Cold Wave Moves East

New Floods Threaten — In Several  Areas otf U. 5  i. es oe oe   Tornado Takes Three Lives  In Illinois; Warm in Fast

Floods, Tornado, Cold Snap Paint Weather Pictur   Streams Swelled by Rain : In West and East; Sunday 's Warm

Nation-Wide © Crime Network EvidenceF ound   Capone Syndicate Linked to Many Cities, Senators Discover®

Capone Gang Linked With Vast Network   Syndicate Tied in With Other Big U.S. Cities, Probers Find

INTER-STATE MOBS LINKED TO SYNDICATE   West Coast F igures Given Grilling By Kefauver

3-Power Accord Viade on Arming Of Middle East   U.S. Britain, France Agree on Program to Kase Arab-Jewish Tension in Region,

Arab Nations, Israel to Side Against Reds   Oi-Rich Territory, Prize in ‘Cold War,” Due for Buttressing

Arabs-Jews To Get Arms To Down Reds   Both Sides To Be Armec Against Communist Aggression But Must Not Fight Each Other.

POLICY WILL BASE JEWISH, ARAB TENSION  London Pact Aimed   London Pact Aimed at Bolstering Area Against Red Agvression.

IN BRITAIN, TOO   Government Rule on Nuts Enough ta Fill Nuthouse

Range Fire Kills Five Children  All Members Of One Family Suffocated

U.S. Executive Gets 15-Year Prison Sentence   Hungarian Court Decrees Penalty For Alleged Spying

Arms Issued As May Day Precaution 8,000 Set To Halt Any March On Cit

Troops Alerted: Berlin May Day Riofing Feared   Expect 700,000 to Mass on Both Sides of Curtain   (Picture. Page 3. Sec. I)

Women Picket Deere Plant  Relatives of Strikers Join Line at Capital

HANSON HITS BACK AT RED SPY CHARGE   State Department Official Challenges McCarthy to Waive Senatorial Immunity and Repeat Charges.   SAYS HE WOULD _ SUE IN COURT

W Arthur Acts To Halt Reds In Jap Affairs   He Orders Crackdown On 24 Top Commies But Fails To Outlaw Party

Russia Protests U.S. Jet Planes Attack Field, 62 Miles From Korec

Moscow Says U. S. Planes Hit Airport   Russians Protest Alleged Attack by Two American Jets

STATE RUNNING $2,000,000 PER YEAR IN HOLE   Biennium Deficit to Be Greater; Dip Into Surplus to Pay Off.

CAPONE SYNDICATE SOUGHT Cops “Turning On Heat’ To Nab Chicago Hoedlums

NoIncomeTax Hike Planned. By President   Program Discussed. With Leaders at:Meeting Today-.   Excise Rate Roll-Back and Corporation Levy Boost ere Reported,

Billion Dollar Tax Increase May Be Asked   Truman Reported Aiming At Boost In Tax Program

REPORT TRUMAN PLANNING A CUT IN EXCISE TAXES   PREDICT PLEA FOR MODERATE BOOST IN CORPORATION TAXES

Truman May Ask For Excise Cuts   Leaders and Tax Expert: Talked Over Program With President   BEFORE CONGRESS SOON   Reported to Call for Moder ate Boost in Corporation Levies

PFPrOpPpOsSdis LCMVOemed Frivatery (O @emocrauc Leaders     Truman May Seek Tax Increase of Billion

Truman Sources Hint  Excise Reduction  Would Be Offset by Other Hikes - Upping Tax Total $1 Billion

Excise Tax Rate Roll-Back Seen   Corporation Levy Hike Still Sought In Truman Program

Truman Tax Plan Said To Include Excise Tax Cut  eon Ingre: ess Will Get Progra m Ne: xt Week

HS.T's Tax Program Calls for Billion in New Revenue   May Not Ask For Increase In Individual Income Taxes.

Report Truman To Ask Cutback In Excise Taxes   Expected to Call for Corporate Levy Hike, War on Tax-Dodaers

New Corporation Tax, Excise Cut?   Truman Program May Not Affect Income Beaenacamania

Expect Truman to Ask for Boost in  Corporation Taxes Mav Not Ask   May Not Ask For Raise in Individual Tax

TAX PROPOSALS OF CHIEF GIVE BIT OF RELIEF   At Least There Are Signs of Excise Rate Reductions, Reports Say

No Increases. In Income Tax Appear Likely   Corporations, Estates And Gifts Would Bear Brunt. OF Bonct .

Truman to Ask Excise Tax Cut, Corporation Hike   No Increase On individual Income Taxes Expected

Unofficial Wore Only Reported i Democrats Meet  Excise Cuts Met by Corporation. Giff

Report Cut In Excise Taxes Recommended   Truman Also Expected To ash Corporation Levy Increase

TRUMAN EXPECTED! “TO CALL FOR TAK HIKE OF BILLION   Program Said to Provide for Increase in Corporation Levies and Cut in Excises.   PLANS ARE DISCLOSED TO PARTY LEADERS   Rayburn Believes They Are - Subject to Change—President Favors Crackdown on Evaders,

Will Give Congress Plan Next Week  Keep Mum on Proposal Details.

$1 BILLION TAX INCREASE SEEN AS TRUMAN AIM   President Said Asking Excise Slash, Boost In Other Levies

Solons Called By President To Discuss Tax Plans Are Sworn To Keen Secret

Leaders Confer With President on  New Tax Program   Moderate Increase In Corporation Taxes Is Being Predicted

Billion Dollar Tax Increase  May Be Sought!   Truman’s Program Unveiled at Meeting of Chiefs

Klan Blamed for Cancellation of  ‘Jackson Concert in Donalsonville

Announce Midwest Old Settiers & Threshers Meeting to be Held Sept. 20-21

70- ‘Da ay Tru e As ke od By President  * a Tehes tend To End Coal Strike

TRUMAN ASKS 70-DAY TRUCE IN MINE STRIKE   Full Production Resumption Sought As Board Investigates Facts in Row

Fact-Finding Board Seen Truman Step   May Not Follow Taft-Hartley Act

Full Mine Output Is Advocated   Urges Mine Owners, Union To Agree On Peace While Fact Board Works

Seventy-Day Quiput, Study Are Proposed   Fact-Finding Urged Like Steel's; Not Binding

President Ask 10-Day Truce In Mine Strike   Pact Calls for Full Production During Fact Finder's Probe

URGES MINERS TO 60 ON FULL ~ TIME MONDAY   ‘Wants 70-Day Period Whit   Fact-Finding Board  Investigates.

Asks Miners to Be Back in Pits Feb. 6   Board of 3 to Make Recommendations Within 60 Days

Truman fo Act Outside T-H Law to Get Settlement   3 Man Board to Be Named to Work for End to Pact Dispute

Calls for Start Of Operations On February 6   More Miners Idle as Strike Hits New Arees

TAFT HARTLEY PROVISIONS IGNORED   One-Fourth Of Miners Now Idle In Six States   To Include About 100,000; New Request For Action Heard In Congress

President To Ignore T-H Law   Miners Would Go On Full Week Basis Starting Feb. 6

0-Day Truce, Fact-Finding ‘Board Proposed   President Asks Reply Saturday From Both Sides

New Strategy In Coal Crisis Worked Out By Officials   Truman May Urge ; Striking Miners To > Return to Work Under  Drastic’ Action Threat

President Steps Into Coal Strike   Calls for a 70-Day Truce During Which Fact-Finders Would Investigate   ASKS FULL PRODUCTION

10-Day Coal Truce Asked   President, Acting Out side Of T-H Law, Provoses To Set Up F act-Findinag Group

TRUMAN ORDERS 70-DAY TRUCE SO-FACT-FINDERS, CAN PROBE COAL STRIKE

Truman Calls 70-Day Truce Tn Coal Strike   Asks Men, Operators to Resume and Await De cision of Special Board

ASKS TIME FOR FACT FINDERS TO MAKE STUDY   Truman Won't Use Taft-Hartley Law To Halt Tieup

Truman Calls For Seventy-Day Truce in Coal Deadlock While Board Probes Situation

President Asks 10 Day Truce in Coal Deadlock  Proposes to Act Outside of T-H Law

Propose Truce in Coal Deadlock  President Would Name Fact-Finders

Picket Action Boosts Total . Over 100, 000  Truman Stil Ponders Possible: Intervention le Cas pet Wie tkca

Proposes FactFinding Board To Study Issues   Asks Operators, Lewis to Give Replies by Saturday

Action In Coal Crisis Due Soon   Truman To Appoint Fact-Finding Board Unless Miners Return

Coal Dispute To Be Given Fact-Finders   President Calls For Period Of 70-Day Truce Under Last Contract: Lewis. Operators Get Telegrams ©:

Wants Full Production For Period   _ Will Set Up Three Man Fact-Finding Unit Outside TH

Additional Coal Mines Closed by Bands of Pickets   President Truman Ponders Situation

Production On Full Scale By Feb. 6 Sought  Appointment Of A Board Of Inquiry

— MESSAGES — Would Act Outside T-H Law   FULL OUTPUT Is SET. FOR FEB. 6

Production Of 70 Days Requestec   Plan Invoives Study by Board Outside Scope Of Taft-Hartley.

Fact-Finders To Investigate Mine Deadlock   Truman Requests Return to Pits; Report in 60 Days

Avoids Using Taft-Hartley Labor Law   Wants Miners. To Work While U. S. Board Studies Dispute

Fact-Finding Board Will Sit During Truce   President Calls for Full Production Whil Study Under Way

Temperatures:   Asks Union, Operators to Resume Full Production Monday; to Name Board

BOARD PROPOSED TO FIND FACTS IN STRIKE ISSUE   President Asks For 70 Days OF Full Production Of Coal Beginning Feb. 6— Sidesteps Taft-Hart lev Law.

President Asks Action Outside Of Taft Act, Not Binding   Follows Same Pattern Used in Settlement of Steel Dispute

President Ready to Enter Coal Crisis   Fact-Finding Board May Be Appointed Soon

Federal Action Is Taken Outside Taff-Hartley Act   Calls for Replies by Saturday. Noon; Seeks: Full Coal Production

Senator Byrd Demands That Senate Call on President to Crack Down on Coal Strike

Will Act Outside Taft-Hartley Law   President’s Proposal Comes But 24 Hours Before Lewis Due To Reopen Contract Negotiations.

U.S. Action Is Outside T.-H. Limits   Neither Miners Nor Operators Bound By Finding:

TRUMAN ASKS. RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING   White House Plans te Put Current Dispute Before Factfindino Raard.

Asks 70-Day Truce While Iseue Probed   He Would Name Fact-Finders Of Private Citizens

Senator Byrd Asks That T-H Act Be Invoked  President Reported Now Ready to Move

FACT BOARD OUTSIDE T-H ACT PLANNED   Truman Proposes Same Plan as Used in Steel Dispute, Avoids vsing Labor Law.   NOON SATURDAY IS. _ REPLY DEADLINE   Asks Full Coal Production During Investigation; Findings Not Binding-o on Either Party.

President Asks Miners Resume Work  Fact-Finding Board   Fact-Finding Board To Be Appointed

Boost Coal Strike Idle To 100,775   Washngton— .-?'—President Truman today called for a 70day truce in the coal mining deadlock while presidential factfinders investigate.

Coal Strike Spreads In Six States   Over 100,000 Of Nation’s Bituminous Miners Are Idle

Fact Finding Board Proposed to Break Deadlock in Mines   President Ready To Act Outside Of T-H Remedies

Truman Calls For Truce tn Coal Dispute   President Asks Fact-Finders To Make Quick Investigation

President Ready To Take Hand in Coal Mine Tie-up   More Miners Quit And Lewis Silent On Back-to-Work

Truman Asks 70-Day Truce In Coal Feud   Same Pattern Is Used by President As in Steel Strike

Truman Hinted Set to Name ‘Fact-Finders’  Tae FF ie 7, os    Pickets Close More Pits in Six States Today, Boost Total Idle Past 100.000

President, Proposing To Act Outside Taft-Hartley Act And Following Same Pattern He Used In Last Year’s Steel Strike, Calls For Agreement Between United Mine Workers And Leading Operators To Work While Presidential Fact-Finders Investigate

WANTS 70 DAYS FOR STUDY BY FACT- FINDERS   REQUEST iS MADE WITHOUT INVOKING TAFT-HARTLEY LAW   BULLETIN

Operations ‘Are Cut Off By Pickets   President Ready To Appoint Board For Strike Study

70 Days of Production Asked Starting Feb.6  President Skirts Taft-Hartley Act;  NY cen rc Riek bee Vlas tg. Phe ce

President Asks 70 Days Of Full Mine Production  Answer Requested   Answer Requested From Operators, Union Saturday

Mark Orders Men To Stop Pickefing UMW  Tells Cambria Local To Picket Non-Union Mines lf Necessary

Truman Calls for 70-Day Truce in Coal Deadlock   Asks Full Production to Start Feb. 6 and Study by Fect-Finding Board.

Fact Finders To Check On John L. Lems  Full Production Of Mines Requested

Truman Wires Work Proposal To UMW Head   President Calls For Normal Production for At Least 70 Days

Fact-Finding  Study Asked on Mines   Truman Acts Outside ‘T-H Act; Demands FulkCoal Production

Truman Asks Truce And Coai Production   President Asks Miners and Operators To Mine Coal for 70 Days While Board Investigates Industry’s Arquments

Truman Plar Sent Lewis, Operators   President Would Place Dispute Before Board

Answers Demanded By Saturday; Board To Be Selected for Study of Issues

Urges Approval Of Exposure Act  U. $. Chamber Official Calls For Speedy Action On rite

COMMERCE BODY SUPPORTS EXPOSE OF "RED" GROUPS   Schmidt Warns Small Mi norities Can Pave Way For Coun D’Etal

Out of Navy, . Disappears on Way Home  Auto of Forest Dean  Pinnell Abandoned Sa TI Daan Waw

Propose Cuts In Projects   Sen. Douglas Asks For 60% Cut In Flood, River, Funds

Murder Decision Will Be Appcaled  Brooklyn Beauty Held In Death Of Husband

APPEAL STUDIED IN RHINE CASE   Counsel for Mrs. Madsen, Sen tenced to 15 Years, Denies Guilt in Death

Defense Surgeon Admits No Medical Reason for Injecting Air Into Blood

No Reason For Injection Of Air, Surgeon Says   Dr. Dwinnell Testifies He Has No Knowledge Of Ef. fect Of Such Operation; Sander To Take Stand   Final Witness

George Getting Tired Of It All; Says It Doesn't Hurt To Tell A Fib Once In A While

MARINE PILOT SAVES HIMSELF FROM DEAT   Sergeant Wrenches Parachute From Crippled Plane After FallIng Several Thousand Feet.

PFC. ROGER BOYCE  WOUNDED   Saw 51 Days Of Action In Front Lines In

Senate Gets Compromise Budaet Bill   $1,700,000 Slashed . From Dever Request By House Members

Noted Oberammergau Passion Play Presented First Time In 16 Years

Passion Play Revived    xk wk * x * * ‘Innkeeper Plays Christ in Holy Pageant

PASSION PLAY OPENS TODAY.   Oberammergau Spectacle Staged For First. Time ‘Jn 16 Years

Centuries-Old Passion Play Staged For First Time In the Past Sixteen Years

Detense Is Keynote Of Big 3 Talks   Ailantic Pact Nations Join In London Conference

LINEUP OF WEST DEFENSE SOUGHT   Britain, France And U. §. Meet With Other Atlantic Nations   SPENDING MAIN ITEM

Hest To Keep Defense Troops In Germany   Big Three to Retain Guard Against Possible Soviet Attack

Allies Outline Policy Against Russ Aggression   British, Fren@éh And Amer ican Delegates Meet Witk Other Pact Nations To Line Up Defenses

DEFENSES Bb PROBLEM FOR O-DAY PARLE!   Some Want More Troops and Equipment Than Can Be Paid For.

Big 3 Agree To Keep Reich Troops Alert   Study Cost Of Defense Over Home Recovery

BIG 3 DECIDE TO CONTINUE OCCUPATION   Refuse To Give Go-Ahead On Peace Treaty  CANTRNIS   To Be Relaxed In Germany: Agreement Is Reached On Three Points

Atlantic Treaty Nations Meet  Defense Effort   Economic Problems Confront Ministers At London Meeting

'Big 3 Stresses Defensive Nature se AD RARDIN DEO On nrencnrines   Occupation Force to  Continue in Germany

Pact Nations Begin Talks On West Europe Defenses: ry. rg. " * 4  Troops To Stayin Germany

—‘STOP REDS’ —Troops Will Remain in Germany   SOVIET TACTICS BLOCK TREATY,

Atlantic Pact Nations Assemble To View Defense   Big Three Declares Occupation Troops Needed In Germany

TOP WESTERN LEADERS MEET   Big Three Decide Germany Must Remain Armed Camp.

West Allies To Maintain  Reich Guard   Mihitary Heads Ask For More Troops To Check Soviet Moves

Big: Three lan ‘Presented ther Pact Countries   Troops Would Be Kept In Germany 4s Defense Against Rea Aggression

Big Three Decide fo Keep Troops in Germany to Guard Against Soviet Aggression

Big Three Troops Stay In Germany   Western Allies Determined To Remain Alert Against Aggression by Russians   RELAX CONTROLS   Meeting Defense Budgets Chief Problem Facing 12 Foreign Ministers

Big 3 ToKeep Reich Armed Against Reds   Bolstered Defense Without A Stifled  EFeanamy Ie Prohblew

Allied Force Staying  For German Defense   Big 3 Chiefs Cite New Role, Bar Treaty Negotiations Now, Move On to Pact Arms Talks

Troops Remain In W. Germany   Big Three Makes Decision in London

Atlantic Allies To Keep Troops In German Zone  Meat Today To Line  Kt. Meeben mane fat   Meat Today To Line Up Defenses, Set Limits Or Spending

High Detense Cost Problem   Big Three Decide to Keep Germany Armed Camp, Not to Write Treaty

Atlantic Pact Nations Open 3-Day Session   Big Three to Keep Troops in Germany In Defensive Move

Atlantic Pact Defenses Lined Up In Europe   London Meeting Held For 12 Nations

Allied Troops to Remain in Reich   Guard Against Any Soviet Aggression

Big Three Study Defense Line-Up For West Europe   Britain, France, U.S. Decide to Keep Troops in Germany

Allied Troops To Remain In West Germany  Possible Aggression By Soviets Given As Reason

BIG 3 NATIONS BEGIN PARLEY   Other Atlantic Pact Coun tries Plan Defense Against Soviet Aaaression

Big 3 and Pact Nations Meet  To Try to Line Up Europe’s Defenses

Discussion Of Defense By Atlantic Lands Begun  Bie Three's Leaders   Biz Three’s Leaders Meet With Countries Included Under Pact

Lausche Attends Truman's Luncheon Despite Defection to Senator Taft

UN Commander Makes Tour of Front in Korea   General Returns to Japan After Viewing Yalu River Border

Wyoming Union Miner Wounded  in Brush With Picket: Near Pineville

Congress To Go Home September 2   Leaders Planning Fast Schedule To Clean Up a  Before Deadline Comes

Say, Contusing,. Whatr: The Earl Goes on His: Honeymoon-Before the Wedding

Student’s Slayer Found Dead Near Villagwe Theater   Discharged Mental Patient Ends Own Life After Slaying George L. Bennett, Jr.

Air Defense  Inadequate  -- Vandenberg Must Be Expanded,  Declares General

AIR FORCE DOES NOT HAVE ENOUGH POWER   Vandenberg Says Arm Is Ready Te Fight But Lacks Weapens For The tab

John Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress’ Heads List of ‘10 Most Boring’ in Magazine Poll

“Pilgrim's Progress" No. ... Columbia Press Selects 10 Most Boring Books

2 Rail Unions Disa ppointed  With Pay Pact   All Four Will Let Chairmen Make Own Decisions On Three-Year Peace

Rail Union Heads Call in Chairmen To Consider Pact:   Spokesmen-ExpressDissatisfaction Ove: Peace Settlement

Unions Schedule Meeting on Pact With Railroads   Labor Spokesmen Cite Dissatisfaction With Agreement

Four Rail Unions Call. Chairmen fo Decide on Pact   Spokesmen for Two Voice Dissatisfaction With Pay Settlement

Union Leaders Not Satisfied With Rail Paet  Chairmen To Rule On Three-Year Wage Acreement

Red China Invited To UN Parley   Nationalists Claim Veto On Motion Charging American Aggression  NEED KOREA ACTION  Quick Decision Urged by General Assembly on Parallel 38 Action

U.N. May Heat Chinese Reds   Nationalists Protest ~—s- Rasulte of Vote

RAND WORKERS VOTE ON STRIKE   Company Says Offer Iden. tical With One Accepted  In East

U.S. RECALLS ALL CHINA PERSONNE!   Reds Invade Consular Property at Peiping.

Chinese Reds In Move Against U.S,   Communists Seizing Amertcan Consular Property at Peiping   RECALL ALL OFFICIALS  Consul General Clubb Heads This Country's  Personnel in China

Chinese Reds In Move Against U.S.   Communists Seizing American Consular Property   at Peiping   RECALL ALL OFFICIALS

REDS SEIZE = U.S. PROPERTY AT PEIPING   U. S. Recalls Officials, Offers to Evacuate Other Americans in China.

Consulate of U.S. Seized in Peiping American Aides Recalled .  After Communist Grab— W111. Sen ff Bannrtond Eafa

‘Ail American Govern. ment Personnel’ Will Be Taken from China   Offer Removal to 3,000 Civilians   Chinese Police Invade US Area Despite Angry American Protests

Officials In China Recalled   American Property In Peiping Invaded‘ By Communists.

Reds Seizing U. 5. Consulate At Peiping   American Official Personnel Recalled From Red China

‘Personnel In China Told To Come Home   American Citizens Also May Leave Communist Area

U.S. Recalls All Red China  Personnel   Angry Protests of Americans Prove of No Avail

Red Police Invade Peiping Consular Compound, Forcing Americans to Evacuate

U.S. Recalling All Officials from Country.   American Civilians to Be Given Chance of Leaving China

Police Invade Consulate At Peiping   All. Diplomatic Workers Recalled By State Dept.

RECALL ALL OF OFFICIAL GROUP NOW AT PEIPING   Other Americans Now in Country May Also Depart

v. y. Personnel ‘Are All Recalled   Report No Arrests Of Any Americans

Boldly Seize Our Consulate Property   ‘Washington Orders Envoys ~ In Communist China To  Return Home

State Department Recalls All American Personnel From Communist China

Americans Are Recalled  From China   36 Yanks Not Arrested When Seizure Is Made

PROTESTS BY CONSUL STAFF ARE IGNORED   Communist Policemen And Civilian Officials Invade Consulate

Officials and. . Dependents Ge Recall Orders  Facilities Available. For Other Citizens.

Property Of U. S. Seized At Peiping   United States Is Recalling All Of Official American Personnel In China

China Reds Seize U.S. Property   All American Officials Recalled from China — After Communists Raid Peiping Consular Office

CHINESE REDS SEIZE AMERICAN CONSUL PROPERTY   WNPRECEDENTED ACT OUSTS OFFICIALS AT PIEPING COMPOUND

The Weather   Reds Grab U.S China Offices   Peiping Property Invaded Despite American Protests: All Official Personnel Recalled by State Edict

Peiping Offices Invaded Over Angry Protests   Evacuation Facilities Offered All Americans In Communist Areas

—CONSULAR COMPOUND INVADED— Chinese heas seize. S. Property at Peiping

Chinese Seize US Property At Peiping   All American Officials Called Out of Red China

All American Officials Recalled From Red China   Communist Police Invade Consular Compound: None Arrested

Red Police and Civilian Officials Invade American Consular Compound Despite Protests.  1 Gc TO PRPRC ALT.   U. S. TO RECALL ALL PERSONNEL

Chinese Reds Seize :American Property   State’ Department to Recall American Personnei from Area. .

All Official Americans  Called Home   State Department Diseloses Action Of Red Government

ed  Reds Seize U.S. Property  Chinese Communists Invade Consulate

DEWEY 10 REVEAL DECISION ON THIRD TERM TO LEADERS   Sprague And Pfeiffer Guests  Of Governor At Albany  ee: ee

Government Asked To Aid Star rved Kids Similar. Conditions Reported In .Other bahar Carne

100. ‘Children Starving in Labor Camp Near Swank Resorts: U.S. Aid Sought

Cooked Weeds Taste Fine 100 Children Found Starving In Arizona’s Labor Camps

Dewey Says Taxes Used To, Destroy   Excise Levies. Working _ Industtial ' ‘Haim, in Opinion of Governor; Cites Businesses   ‘Matter of Justice   Repeal. Needed to End Human. Misery. in Many. Cases

Consulted Reds As C. . 0. Lawyer  Pressman Denies He Followed Party Line

Pressman  Admits Red  Connections — CIO Lawyer  Claims No Orders  mt TT ..) te FL

Pressman Admits Red Membership  Denies Taking Orders From Party. However

Army Engineers Battle Floods On Mississippi   More Families Flee Inundation Threat In Midwest, South

Want Bails Of Convicted Reds Revoket  Governmen t Aske   Government Asks U. S. Communist Leaders be Jailed As Menaces to U. §

Court Is Asked To Jail 11 Reds   Convicted Party Members Called Security Threats

Court Asked To Jail Reds  US Attorney Seck   U.S. Attorney Seeks Revocation of Bail

Urge Jailing of Convicted Reds  Gov't Says Security Of Nation at Stake

TS11 REDS BAIL REVOKED   U.S. Asks Court Jail Convicted Top Commies As “Menace.”

Top U. S. Reds May Be Jailed   U. S. Court Asked To Revoke Bail Of 10 Men

ad sane mvictea Lop YU. 0. Lommunists K egarded Wlenace Government Asks Federal Court To Revoke Bail of Red Leaders

MOVE TO JAIL TOP U.S. REDS   Government Asks Court To Revoke Bail of 11  Top Communists

Want Bails Of Convicted Reds Revoked   Government Asks U. S. Communist Leaders be Jailed As Menaces to U. §

U.S. Wants Red Leaders Jailed ‘For Security:   Says Defendants Activity Dangerous to National Welfare, Safety

U.S. Asks Bail Oi Reds Revoked  Wonts Leaders Jailed As Menace To Security

Government Sees Convicted Communists As Menaces, Wants Them Sent fo Jail

Pact Nations Call Meeting To Consider Defense Plan   Secret Program May Be Approved Today By Twelve Members

Atlantic Pact Council Is Meeting Today to Give Final Approval To Secret European Defense Plan

Final Defense Plan OK Seen   President Must Also Be Assured of Defense Unity

John L. Repties To Truman  Lewis Says He'd Impound ‘Sad Dogs’ In State Denartment as Dog Catcke:

© Presidential Wisecrack Answered  Lewis Has Ideas for Dog Catcher

Lewis Outlines Dog Program  Iohn L. Would Go After State Depahtment Doas

Lewis Takes Up Verbal Cudgels   ‘More Brains Than State Department, Angered Miner Chief Declares

Sen. Langer  Collapses  During Talk  _ Solons Seeking To Override  Truman’s Veto

Langer Falls Exhausted In Backing Veto  TRiattioedc«c Gane 1 fHle   Die-Hards Sees Little Chance Of Success House Beats Truman

NO HOPE SEEN FOR TRUMAN VICTORY   House Casts 286-48 Vote To Override President   Collapses After Five-Hour Talk Against Measure; Recess Held Up

SENATE VOTE TO OVERRIDE TRUMAN NEAR   Veto of Anti-Red Bill Stirs Filibuster; Solon Collapses

TEMPERATURE   Langer Collapses After Long Talk   Die-Hards F ight To Uphold Truman Action Against \ & Subversive Measure

Senators Try to Delay Action OverridingVete   Langer Collapses and Douglas Sobs Openly Opposing Measure

Senators Fight To Delay Spy  Measure Vote   Small Group Keeps Senate In Session  All Night. Today

Senate To Override Veto Of Anti-Red Control Bill   Opponents Of Measure Are Still Talking In Hopes The People Will Change Minds  Of Colleagues Bent On Passing  Measure Over Truman’s Veto.

Battle m Senate On Anti-Red Bill Diechard Group Seeks to Kill a by IN A MINORITY STAND  Senate Is Expected to Fol.  low House in Overrid  IN A MINORITY STAND   Senate Is Expected to Follow House in Overrid ing Veto

_SENAT F_   Little Hope Of Making Veto Stick  Vote Will Come  Sometime Today

Senators Fight To Uphold Veto. Of Anti-Red Bill   Die-hard Group Is Continuing Filibuster After All-night Sessior maeLonager in Collance

Action To Uphold Truman Veto Seems Doomed; All Night Speeches Take Toll  of Senators.   LANGER COLLAPSES ON SENATE FLOOR

Solon Collapses During Talkathon On Anti-Red Bilt   Die-Hard Squad Continues Battle Against Measure

Battling To pack Up Veto in Senate  House Has Already Overridden Veto

Langer Falls To Floor In Long Talkfest   Group Fights On In Effort To Override Veto

Talkathon On Subversive Bl Fells Solon.  Senate Is Expected To Override Veto By President

Senators Fight To Uphold Veto Of Anti-Red Bill   Langer Collapses On Floor After 5-Hour Filibuster

Overriding of Veto On Red Bill Stalls   Senator Langer Passes Out  After 52 Hours’ Talk; Orhore Back Tlramaon

SENATORS FILIBUSTER FOR VETO   Group Led by Lehman and Humphrey Delays Vote on Veto of Red Control Bill.   SEEK BENEFIT OF PUBLIC REACTION   Douglas Sobs While Speaking for Upholding Truman. Lucas for Passage Over Veto.

Senators Fight fo Beat Bill fo Control Reds   Night-Long Session Follows President's Pee eer eee

Solon Falls, Exhausted After Battle   Foes Of Red Control Bill Admit No Hope In Vote Set Today

SENATE ORATORY DELAYS VOTE ON TRUMAN'S VETO   LANGER COLLAPSES, DOUGLAS SOBS IN ALL-NIGHT SESSION

Red Control Bill Vetoed By President   Group of Senators Carries Uphill Fight To Uphold Veto As  Langer Collapses

McCarran Bill Foes Wait Aid From Citizens   Tiny Group Presses Hopeless Battle Against Veto Upset

MEASURE AIMED AY REDS FOUGHT BY LITTLE BAND   Group Has Practically No Chance To Pre. vent Senate Beating Truman's Veto — House Overrides It

Conservatives Believed To Hold Edge Texas Demos Gather For State Meeting

Conservative Demos Ahead On Eve of State Convention   Executive Committee To Act Today on Scrap Over Deleacations From Three Counties

MISSING PLANE SEARCH WIDENS   Search for U. S. Navy Bomber Spurred by Indefinite Reports That Liferaft: and Wreckage Have Been Sighted.

Pilot Radios Wreckage Seems to Sink Into Sea; Nothing Found by Ship

Defer Decision In Local Phone  Rate Hearings  Company Claims It   Company Claims It Needs Boost; Warn It Faces Bankruptcy

Threat to Invade North Korea Seen. in Ultimatum By Commander of Allies

ALLIED FORCE MAY ADVANCE OVER BORDER   Cease Hostilities, UN Commander Tells Foe

Michigan Canvass Shows Williams Winner. but G. 0. P. Asks Recount

WILLIAMS RE-ELECTED MICHIGAN GOVERNOR   ‘Noses Out Republican Candidate  Ey 1,152 Votes; Recount Will  1 Be Demanded

Michigan GOP To Demand Recount  “Incumbent Elected By Offeiat Coank?

Rural Crime     FBI Chief Says It Has Increased Twice Record in the Cities

Several lowans Sight Mysterious Flying Object in Sioux City Area

(Report Seeing ‘Flying Saucer"  Sioux Citv Airmen Amona Those-Wha Wateh Shy Ohjiaed

DEATH TAKES FRED W. KRESS   Composing Room Fore man of Terre Haute  Star Dies At 61.

Star Composing Room Chief Dies.  Frederick W. Kress - Foreman.30 Years.

M’Arthur Back in Tokyo After Flying Over Southern Front, Visiting Big Mo

Young American Missionaries Are  Jailed By Czechs   U. S. Officials Are Refused Permission To See Two  Missing Churchmen

Two Americans Are Held by Czech Police  U.S. Officials Are Unable to Visit Men

Two Americans Held By Czechs  non Police Nae  woes ee oh a sak jie ions wall aie tens Sok

COMBAT DIVISION. TRAINING HAS BEEN CUT TO 26 WEEKS   Training Period Now About Half AE Old Crhadula

AMBULANCE MERCY DASH CATCHES FIRE   Bean In Bronchial Tube Removed In Chicago Hospital

Bean Lodges In Throat, Blocks Lung   Ambulance Burns On Wild Race To Chicago Hospital

Another Shelton Brother Killed   Roy, 59, Latest Victim In Gang Slaying

Assassin Kills Another Shelton  Prohibition Era Gang Down To Two

Roy Shelton Dies by Shots From Ambush   Toppled Off Tractor By Gunfire in Eighth Attack in 3 Years; Two Brothers Left

Matty Bell To Speak To Group   SMU MENTOR TO SHOW FILM OF FAMOUS MUSTANG NOTRE DAME GAME

Primaries Held In South Today  Other States Await Outcome Of Voting

Life Is Good For Big Shots In Red Russia   Wide Gap Separates Top and Bottom of Communist Life

MacArthur Appeal to U.N Asks Rush Aid   Malik Summons Security Council to Informal Meet

U.S. May Ask Russians to Halt March   . Berlin Event “Could Give Soviets Propaganda Point

Emergency Aid For Yugoslavs Gels Backing   Democrats In Conference Support President's Proposal

DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE BACK TRUMAN’S CALL FOR QUICK AID TO YUGOSLAVIA

Quick Aid to Yugoslavia Advocated   Fulbright Sees Dange: of Stooge of Moscow Taking Over.

DEMOS ASK FOR EMERGENCY AID TO YUGOSLAVIA   Kilgore Says Necessary To Make Sure Tito Is Given Full Racking

Democrats Urge Emergency Aid To Yugoslavia  Truman Supporters Afraid Nation Mav

Pan-American World Airway Walkout Start:   Flight Service Employes  . Begin Strike In Effort To Ground 40-Plane: Fleet Of System

BIG AIRLINE'S SERVICE GROUP QUT ON STRIKE   Flight Stewards, Hostesses, Pursers Quit Jobs on Pan American World Airways.

5000 Workers Attempt to Ground Planes   Employes Protest Hiring of Boreloners

‘Ex-Judge Dies In Collision Near London, 0.  Wife Hurt, Passenger   Wife Hurt, Passenger Killed; Auto Skids Into Path of Truck

Former Judge Killed by Truck   Wet Paving Sends Car into Death Skid

City % ‘ls To North Koreans; Ameriean Advance Unit Hits  Red Pocket, Retreats Hastily

Reds Capture Chonan; No Reports of Clash Between New Troops and Communists

Yank Armor Not In Action   N. Koreans Building up Ominous Strength With Heavy Tank Concentration

MacArthur Reports Mass Of North Korea Troops, Tanks Back of Lines

Reds Still Are Pushing Soutt After Chonan Capture; Invaders Build Up New Force

American Armor Moving Up In Chonan Sector   Communique Says No U. S. Troops North Of Chonan; Report Reds Advancing On American Stronghold

Another City . Falls To Reds In Drive South  American Ad vance   American Advance Units Falling Back Under Heavy Odds

Yanks Execute Delay’ Actions To Gain Time  Invaderc Riildina   Invaders Building Up Ominous Force For Tremendous Drive On Taeion

REDS KEEP UP OFFENSIVE AS CHONAN FALLS   ‘Important Réinforcements Move Toward Front After Other Units Retreat

Korean Reds Continue Drive South After Capturing Chonan   MacArthur Reports Invaders From North Are Massing Troops for New Offensive

Terminal Raii Strike Spreads   Trainmen and Conductors Call Walkouts at Chicago and Pittsburgh to Bring Total of Stru Terminals ta Five; Strike Paralyzes All Railroad Service in Canada.

Spread of Rail Strike Stills ‘Steel Plants   Twe More Carriers Hit 125,000 Go Ont in Canada

Three Vital Lines Halted By Walkout   Steel Mill Shut Down; President May Seize Lines

Strikers Halt Work on Two More Rail Lines   Canada Stoppage Stops Every Train In the Dominion

Rail Strikes Grow, Spread Into Canada   Walkout in Dominion General; Five Lines  in U. S. Now Tied Up

‘Creeping Rail Strike Moves Across Nation.As 7 Trainmen Walk Out: Truman Seizure Exvected

Local: Farm.-Couple — Among Those to be Honored by St. Louis Chamber of Com.

Much Needec Showers Hit West Texas   Six Persons Killed In Traffic Mishaps During Rain

Rain Drenches West Texas  Parched Wheat Area Gets Needed Showers

Senate Fight Brews On Utilities Control  Fyemotion Of Natural Gas Independents s Bia Issue

EIGHT PERMITS WERE ISSUED   School And Hospital Building Projects’ Amona Apbolications

100,000 Workers Poised to Walk Out Any Moment; Leaders Plan Move

Top Union Phone Leaders Discuss Strike Strategy   U.S: Hopes To Avert : Walkout With New Talk:

PHONE UNION PLAN STRATEGY FOR STRIKE   ‘CIO Claims 100,000 Phone Workers Poised to Strike

Phone Union Heads ety To Discuss Strike Plans   Government Moves To Halt Walkout Of Phone Workers

VISITORS IN CITY   45 California F. F. A. Mem: bers Come to Lawrence From K. C.

TRUMAN'S CHOICES MEET A REBELLION   PRESIDENT GIVEN DRUBBING ON HIS NOMINATIONS FOR POUR POSTS.

Senate Kills Hutchinson Nomination  . President Takes Drubbing In Try

No Changes Set for Individuals   House Leaders Get Preview of Program

HOUSE LEADERS GIVEN OUTLINE BY PRESIDENT   Corporation Levies May Be Boosted As Offset

Two Checks Base  Of Suit Against  Irving Manaster Bank at Akron Wan   Bank at Akron Wants $1,033 for Two Drafts Made Just Before Fire

Two Checks Base Of Suit Against Irving Manaster   Bank at Akron Wants $1,033 for Two Drafts Made Just Before Fire

2 Unions Call Nation-Wide Rail Strike  For Feb.27 Mediation Board Notifies Truman;.  - 60-Day Delay  Amnoare Tikeley

Leftist Party Wins In Greece  Showing Surprise To Reiqning Party

‘Senator Byrd's Committee Under Fire Lucas Would Ahbolich Economy Advocate'’s Group

Congress Roundup Lucas Backing Abolition of Byrd Committee      Others Can Do Same Job, Senate Leader Declares

Joe Louis To Try Comeback in Ring  Former Champion, 36, Ready for Charlies

JOE LOUIS TO END RING RETIREMENT   Tells I. B. C. He Seeks Fall Bout With Charles

Joe Louis Plans For Comeback  To Seek Heavyweight Crown He Gave Up

Louis Seeking Championship  Crown Again   Former Champ To Fight Charles In September For Heavyweight Title He Gave Up

JOE LOUIS 10 FIGHT IN FALL   'Ex-Champ Seeks To Regain   Title in Bout with  Exsard Chorles

Korea's History Includes Little Ex cept Strife -‘Foen Americans Attacked Country In Last Century

Troubled Korea's History Filled With Invasions, Pirating, Strife

PENINSULA IS ONLY 600 MILES LONG, 125 MILES WIDE Korea’s Name Of ‘Morning Calm’ Not Appropriate; War Site Since 57 B.C

Acheson Makes Big 3 Reports   Continued Military, Economic Aid Needed. Conaress to Be Told .

W. U. ACCUSED IN GAMBLING   Warrants Served After Raid Made On Bridgeton Office

New Jersey Western Union Office Is Charged With Bookmaking, Gamblin:

J Serve Bookie Warrants On ‘Western Union   Criminal Charges After Raid on Office by New Jersey State Troopers

Ports Of North Korea Are Again Attack Targets  Mighty Missouri   Mighty Missouri Again Paces Blasting Of Korean Coast

Warships Continue Shelling   ‘Pincers Close Around South Sector Armies

Mighty Mo Again Paces  Shelling   36 Other Ships Join Bombardment

New Tax Bill Is Now Near Final Conaress  Actior   Income Tax Rates Boosted; Also Corporation Taxes

Issue of War, in Korea as — in World War Il, Is Thrown Back in Infantryman’s Lap

Hurry Up! Cries Entombed Miner  Rescuers Sink Pipe, Send Water, Food

RESCUE CREWS CLOSE TO TRAPPED MINER   Entombed Man Implores Workers to “Hurry Up and Get Me Out” —Sent Food Through Pine.

Peru Lawyer New Selection to Try Oar Man's Suit  ree Previous Hav ve   Three Previously’ Have Failed to Qualify for.  Cage

Cole Selected Judge In School Iniunction Suit   Slarks Fourtn Attempt lo Obtain Special Judge to Hear Tipten Township Dispute

Several Probes Are Being Made  — Cause.of Trolley,’ Truck:-Grash:Soueht:

Trolley Crash Probes Seek To Cleat Speed, Rear Door Operation Stories

Probes Launcher in Chicago Crash   Trolley Conductor Arrested by Police

STORIES DIFFER ON CAR'S SPEED IN FATAL CRAS}   Six Probes Started In Chi. cago Accident Taking Lives Of 32

Start Inquiries in Fiery Crash   Speed of Trolley and Failure of Doors to Open Are Issues

INVESTIGATIONS IN CHICAGO FIRE DISASTER START   Checking Speed, Reports on Operation of Street Car Doors.

Hold Six Probes In Trolley Crash;  Conductor on Bail   Death Toll of 32 Called Largest in Traffic Mishap; Blames Rider Tam

Six Inquiries Check Trolley, Truck Crash   Toll At 32 Dead; Conductor Arrested For Leaving Scene

Police Arrest Chicago Trolley Conductor  Charged With Leaving Scene Of Accident

SHOULD MAKE APPLICATION FOR 1950 LICENSE PLATES NOW TO AVOID DEADLINE RUSH

Wounded Youth, Confessed: Robber, Caught After Killing Two Policemen

Admits Killing Two Officers   Negro Youth Captured In Closet After He Killed! Chicago Policemen ,

Marras. Company Officia! Head Bargaining Teams; Seen As Bellwether

Negotiate as  To Steel W: Ages   Meet by Steel Leaders And Philip Murray of the CIO

Steel Salary Boos! Demand Being Studied   Big Steel and CIO Sit Down to Discuss Wage Problem for Major  U. S. Industry

CIO And ‘Big Steel’ Start Wage Talks Which May Affect Economy Of Nation

NLRB Plan Defeat Seen   Administration !s Giving Up Hope On Truman’s Proposal

First Batch Of Dividend Checks Ready  Will Not Be Sent  Out Until Monday

P. ceautions Against Theft Urged First Veterans Insurae Dividend Checks to Be Mailed Next Monday

Veteran Checks Will Begin Mon.  Department To Send About 200,000 Daily

Supreme Court Seat at Stake   Local Judgeships and Other Offices Are Voted on Today

‘Dapper Don’ to Be Buried in  Prison Grave   ‘Suave, Prohibition Crook Dies of Heart Ailment Sunday at 70 Years

Homemade Bom Thrown In Truct Drivers’ Strike   Crude Bombs Hit Gimbels Department Store

Crude Bombs in  Truckers’ Strike   Small Fire Results at Gimbel’s in Pittsburgh As Guards Are Doubled

Air Force Expected to Call Reserve Units  to Duty This Week   Present Plans Indicate 2,000,000 Men in Uniform by End of Year

Air Force Call Expectec This Week  Details Of Plan . Due On Monday

Air Force To Call Reserves  Two Million Men May Be In Uniform Soon

AF May Call Reserve U nits To Duty Soon   Announcement Due Monday; Two Million Under Arma Seen By Year’s End

Wafchman Quizzea On Fire’s Origin  Investigate Blazes At Capitol Annex

Soviet Antarctica Note Baffles U. S.  Polite Request from Russia Acke Inelician an Palare Talk

THEY WANT TO TALK, TOO Soviets’ Polite Antarctic Request Raises Eyebrows

Man Admits ‘Lies,’ Kills Self   War Veteran, Pinned Under Wrecked Car, Confesses Ta Neoweman. Tleoe Cune While 50 Koich

World War Il Amputee Shoots Himself After Saying He Lied About A G! Buddy

REPORT AGAIN BACKS CHANGE IN FARM PLAN   Truman Asks for Further Props to Aid Farm Income

Truman Repeats His Endorsement Of Brannan Plan  Urges Conaress to   Urges Congress to Pass Controversial Farm Measure

Philosopher Proves To Be Philosopher  Dr. Durant Shrugs Off $300,000 Loss

Joint Chiefs Of Staff Are Back From Far East  Meet President To   Meet President To Report MacArthur's Views On Far East

Faster, Mightier B-36 Bomber . First in World to Have 10 Engines

Cotton Ginnings For Past Week Exceed Forecast  Valley Total Soars To 319,649 Bales With 10 Davs Left

Cotton Ginnings Drop to 58,610  Season Total Behind DAark Sat Lact Yanr

Students Testify Heer Intoxicated on Night of Fraternity Row Shooting

RED INVASION FORGE TAHGET - FOR ARTILLERY   Bombers and Jets Blasting Enemy to Isolate New Battlefield.

Battered 24th Infantry Yields Place in Line as Planes Hit Supply Routes

Famed First Cavalry Division Opens Up — With Heavy Guns While Air Force Strikes From the Air, May Be Move for U. S. Drive

Contempt Writ Against Jaffe  Gains Su pport   4 Members Of Senate Unit Okay Plan After Amerasia Figure Keeps Mum

‘Freedom Bell’ ls on Its Way to Kansas City   From Missouri, It Goes to San Francisco. Then to West Berlin.

GOP Leaders Propose Own Profits Tax.   Senate Republicans Warn Acheson Fight Looming On Policy

GOP Suggests New Profit Tax  House Group to Get Rep. Reed’s Proposal

New Tax Plan To Be Offered By Republicans   Backers Say Bill, Sponsored By Reed, Would Raise More Revenue,  Cward Natiananal Keanam

GOP to Offer New Fax Plan   ‘Proposal Provides Choice For Corporations

Reed Proposes Substitute Plan Of Profits Tax   Would Let Payer Increase Corporate Levy 10 Per Cent Instead

GOP Propose Own Tax Plan   Would Give Corps. Choice Of Profits Tax Or Percent Hike

Kingsport Navy Reserves Called  34 More Local Men. Te Report Nov. 27

‘Socialism Out OfTune With Times’   Churchill Makes Ist Campaign Talk; Raps Labor Party

WEAK DEFENSE: AGAINST REDS T00, HE SAYS   Conservative Leade: Offers Britons New Party Program

‘Winnie’ Says ‘Ism Not Tuned To Day's Issues  Socialist Planning Restricts British, Content ve Claims Flactinan le Ech 92

Socialism Out of Tune -- Churchill   Conservative Offers Owr Program for British At Feb. 23 Polls.

Churchill Rips Labor Regime   Socialism Termed "Weak’ Aqainst Reds

House OKs Cigarette Tax Hike   Penny-Per-Pack Increase To Raise  $8 Million A Year

Texas House Passes Cigarette Tax Hike Bill To Aid State Hosnitalc .

Question Two Brink Employes On Holdup  i aN ie   Arrest Maihtenance Worker After Failing To Report for Work

Brink Emnloyes \Given Grilling   Two Are Subjected To Lengthy Questioning In Bie Holdup Probe.

Two Brink Employees Are Subjected To Lengthy Questioning In Robbery

POLICE SAY CHARGES HAVE BEEN LODGED   Guard And Maintenance Man Grilled In Hope Of Cracking Case

Detectives Quizz Two Men In Employ Of Looted Firm   Police Say Eight, Not Seven, Men Took Part In Actual Raid On-Garage Company’s Vaults

Brink Employes Given Long Quiz InHoldup Probe   Maintenance Man Picked Up After He Fails to Report

TWO QUESTIONED ABOUT ROBBERY   Employes Of Company Robbed Of $1,500,060 In Boston Subjected To Intensive Quiz.

Boston Detectives Grill — Two Brink Employees In Million-Dollar Holdup Case

‘CLEVER HALF-WITS’  Labor Able To Continue Only On US Money, Churchill Says

U. §. Props Labor Rule: Churchill  Raps Rival Party as ‘Clever Half Wits’

Paratroopers Drop to Yukon Plane Wreck   Doctor Among Party Of Six Aiding Three Injured,.Seven Other Survivors of Crash

Paratroopers Reach Victims  Survivors of Crash Await Rescue Team

City Tense As Communists  Mass For Rally British Troops   British Troops Backed By Armor

Stone Throwing Marks Start Of Whitsuntide Week End  T name Chand Ru Ta Avart Daceshia Traikla   Troops Stand By To Avert Possible Trouble As Communist Youths Converge For March

ARMORED CARS TAKE UP KEY DEFENSE POSTS   Allies Hold Troops Ready to Repulse Soviet Youth

British Troops Ready to Block Sunday Putsch   Both Sides Shout Insults as Chiefs Try to Allay Fear

COAL SHORTAGE HITS NATION AS FIRMS CLOSE   Eastern Seaboard. ts Tight In Grip * . OF Intense Cold

UN Flags Unfurled, Bells Ring Out  As lowa Notes United Nations Day

Crackdown On Gambling On Move In U.S.   . Florida Govervior Orders Probe Of Alleged Operations

Florida Sheriff ls Named In Sensational Evidence of Wholesale Gambling Deals

Turn Heat On Florida Gamblers   ‘Governor Orders An Immediate Probe on Strength of Evidence ‘Turned IIn By Senate

Broward Sheriff Under rire  Warren Sets Hearing On ‘Misfeasance’

GamblingRing Crack Down In  Florida Looms   Governor Directs Probe As Sheriff Is Called Iu Quiz

Wilson to Direc! War Production   General Electric Head Accepts Call On Informal Basis

WILSON TO HEAD. WAR BUILDING   General Electric President Will Have Only Truman As His Boss

Wilson Will Be Production Heac  President of GE Acceots U. S. Call

Charles Wilson Named War Production Boss   General Electric Company Head To Take U.S. Post

C. E. Wilson Chief of War Production   GE President Accepts Call; Wes Vice-Chairman of WPB in War il

Truman Names Wilson As War Production Chie!   General Electric Head Will Accept  Covernment Post

WILSON NAMED PRODUCTION CHIEF   G.E. Head Answers Second Wartime Summons

Wilson Accepts Job as Czar of War Production   GE President To Be Nation’‘s Tep Defense Man

Li Will Challenge Chiang’s Right To China Presidency   Declares He's Still Chie! Of State And Preparing To Return To Formosa

Truman Policies Will Bankrupt U.S. Says Talt   Economically, Morally Corrupt. Charge of Republican Leader

Taft Affirms GOP Promise To Oust Red Sympathizers   Senator Gives Reply tC For Party To Truman  Nation-Wide Journey

REMOVE REDS INU. 3, JOB, 5 BOP ISU   aft Pledges His Party t Fight Communism Abroad. Also.

Sen. Taft Says Democrat Policy Sabotaged Peace  Open GOP Drive With Promise of

TAFT PLEDGES GOP FIGHT ON REDS IN GOV'T   Tells Nation H His, ‘Party  Th Capea

Taft, Replying To Truman, Pledges GOP To Oust Communism From Govt

Jatt Pledges GOP Drive To Oust Reds   Says Truman Policies Leading Nation to War, Bankruptcy

Taft Makes GOP Reply  To Truman  lj... ¥p...-«.. Fwredt   Pledges Party Will Kliminate Commies Krom Government

Is No. 1 Promise Of Party In Bid To Regain Power   Taft's Reply Pledges Opposition To Commu. nism At Home, Abroad; Hits Foreign Policy

Taft Pledges GOP To Oppose Reds Abroad and Here   Republican’s Reply to Cross-Country Tour Of President

New York Cotton   New York Stocks   Soybeans   Taft V GOP's No. ! Promise in Official Bid for Control of C ongres  ‘Oppose Reds Riad Oust Them i U.S. Jobs  oices

GOP Pledges Red Campaign Here, Abroad:   Taft Raps Truman Administration for ‘Handour Svsiem

Taft Pledges GOP To Oust Agency Reds   Raps Truman For Spending, “Red Herrings”

Taft Opens GOP Bid, for Conteal=  Pledges to Oppose communism Abro

Pledges War On Reds In.  Government  Truman Policies  Draw Heavy Fire

No. 1 Promise  _ Aimed at Reds   Senator Taft Replies to President Truman in Behalf of Republican Party— Communism to be Fought Both Abroad and in Government.   POINTS OUT DANGER OF WAR

Taft Gives GOP Stand In Reply To Truman Tour   Pledges Opposition To Communism Both At Home, Abroad

‘Frauds’ Hit In Taft Repl; To President   Fair Deal Policies Raise War Threat, Republican Asserts

No. 1 GOP Promise Is to Oppose Communism Abroad and to Remove It from Govt. Agencies at Home   Senator Taft Makes Reply to President Truman’s Recent Tour

GOP OUT 10 ELIMINATE REDS -TAFT   Pledges Republicans to Oppose Communism at Home and Abroad in Reply to Truman Speeches.   . CHARGES DEMOCRATS RAISE WAR PERIL   Says Truman Promises Everybody Everything and Policies Head for Socialism and Bankruptcy.

The Weather   G.0.P. Tags Communism No. 1 Enemy   Taft Charges Truman Policy Beckons War

Taft Launches Official GOP  Congress Bid   Republican Spokesman Says Truman Policies Lead to War Abroad, Bankruptcy at Home

Taft Avers Dems Point  ‘Way To War      Ohio Republican In Party’s Reply To  Teaiman’s« 1/.8. Tanr

GOP Promises To Oppose Reds At Home, Abroa¢   Taft Makes Pledge in Reply To fruman Over Radio Hookup

THREE TRIPS 10 OHIO PLANNED BY TRUMAN   Taft Pledges G. O. P. To Oppose Communism Abroad,  Eliminate It From Government Agencies At Home

— CONGRESS — G.O.P. Pins Hopes on Red Fight   TAFT REPLIES TO TRUMAN

Sen. Taft Makes Promise in His Reply fo Truman   Party Is to Oppose it Abroad and Will Oust It in Governmen

TAFT PROMISES ANTERED FIGHT   Piedges Opposition To Communism At Home And Abroad If Repubtican Congress Ia Flected.

Taft Hurls GOP Reply   Says Truman Policies Point Nation Toward War and Socialism

TAFT VOICES GOP PLEDGE TO OUST REDS AT CAPITAL   "MAKES PARTY REPLY  TO TRUMAN’S PLANS ANNOUNCED ON TOUR

'YCUR HOST I FAVORITE IN RAGE- CLASSIC.   , Fifteen Starters: Go To Post Today In 76th Running of Kentucky Dorby --- Crowd of 100,000 Ex  pected.

MYSTERY ‘RY IS SOLVED   Breaking Glass Was Bursting of Frozen Bottles

Study Budget in Effort to Boost U. S. Air Strength   Johnson Believes Budget Can Meet Ike’s Proposals

Jefense Department Orders New Studies of Its$13,911,127,000 Budget Today to Determine Whether Amount Is Sufficient for Bolstering Air Force ~ Joint Chiefs of Staff to Make Final: Recommendations.      EISENHOWER URGED BOOST

Vinson Demands Planes to Meet ‘Atomic Blitz   Says Lack of Funds ‘Will Wither U.S.’ Air Strength

Chiefs of Staff Told fo Check Warplane Plans  Eisenhower Views Prompt Defense

Vinson Asks Added Funds For Air War   Navy, Air Force Appropriations Not Enough, Says Solon

Protests Funds Appropriated For Air Force   Calls for Strength To Meet Threat Of ‘Atomic Blitz’

New Inquiry  OtU.S. Defense  Air Arm Fund Is Ordered   Johnson Promises to Back Joint Chiefs If More Funds Asked

Atomic Blitz Threat Cited   Johnson Acts After Testimony by ‘Ike’

Vinson Asserts Funds Must Be Increased ;   Solon Fears Possible “Atomic Blitz” By Foreigii rower

HOUSE LEADE ASKS CONGRESS FOR HUGE SUM   Threat Of Atomie Rlita Must Be Met, Lawmaker Declares

Protests  $13 Billion  Arms Plan Says Fund Lack  Will Wither U.S. Air Power

More Money For Planes Is Requested  Vinson Afraid U.S Force Will ‘Wither Pie Sioecn*t

Vinson Warns Of Imminent ‘Atomic Blitz’   House Urged to Vote $583 Million Boost in Appropriations for  American Warplanes

Senator Urges Cash To Boos! Winged Forces   Russians Declared  Preparing For A Ranarl Markar Dav

More Aircraft Studv Ordered   Defense Department To Determine If More Funds Should Be Asked For Planes

Seeks Funds To Improve Atomic Blitz Detenses  n Says ns Are Building Wert

Says U. S. Must Meet Threat Of “Atomic Blitz”   Chairman Of Armed Services Group Tells Congress Russ Building Larg: est Air Force In World

Rep. Vinson Urges More Warplanes   House Armed Services Committee Heac Calls on Congress to Vote Fund For Planes to Meet ‘Atomic Blitz’ Threat

Inerease In Air Power Considered   Joint Chiefs Asked To Figure Amount Of Money Necessar

Eisenhower's Question Brings Defense Action  _Chiefs Of Staff To Re-examine Needs; Rep. Vinson Prods

Stronger U.S. Air Force Is Planned   Defense Chief May Ask Extra Money to Carry — Out Project

VinsonAsks MoreMoney For Aircraft   His Fear Is Red Forces May Pull Own Pearl Harbor When They Get Ready   Planes Are Needed   Both Navy, Air Force Should Build Power. He Declares

Order Budget Studies on Funds For More Planes   .-Joint Chiefs-to Check “Need for Air Force, Navy Aircraft Hikes

Funds for Air Force Studied   Johnson Calls Chiefs of Staff   Eisenhower Urges an Increase for Defense

Vinson Wants $83,289,211 for More Warplanes to Meet “Atomic Blitz’ Threaj   says Truman Program “Will Wither American Air Power on the Vine"

More Planes To Prevent Atom Blitz Are Advised   House Armed Service Committee Chairman “Says Need Is Urgent

Johnson Yields To Demand For Bigger Air Force   Orders Study To Counter Atomic Blitz

Vinson: We Need More Warplanes   Warns That Russia May Be Preparing for an “Atomic Blitz.”

Inquiry Into Budget Needs Is Ordered   Secretary Johnsen Asks Joint Chiefs of Staff To Reexamine Question Of Expansion Program

Kisenhower Spurs Move To Up Bids   Rep. George Leads Drive For Defense Against Atomic Blitz

Vinson Urges Boosting Pe Air Strength  Wants Planes to Meet Threat of  Ps ee

Move Comes In Ansy Eisenhower’s Plea Better Military       Vinson Says Sevi Sets Pearl Harhbe   He Calls For $583 Mille More For AF Te Meet ‘Atomic Blitz Th

CONSIDER INCREASE IN AIR POWER   Call Joint Chiefs of Staff to Make Recommendations as Vinson Warns of “Atomic Blitz.”

MORE AIR POWER IS REQUESTED   Additional U.S. Airplanes Needed To Meet Threat Of Bombs, Vinson Says

Ask Warplanes ToEase Threat  Of Atomic Blitz  Rep. Vinson Protests " Present Program Will Wither U. S. Air Force

Need Planes to Combat Any “Atomic Blitz”   Committee Head Says Gov’t Should Spend , SFR2 9RO 911

Cities ‘Atomic Blitz’ DangerVinson Urges Big Boost In Outlay For Air Defenses

JOHNSON ASKS STAFF CHIEFS FOR REVIEW   Vinson Cites Threat Of ‘Atomic Blitz’ In Caustic Speech

Johnson Advises Re-Examination   Savs He Believes All Forces And Equipment Recommended By Eisenhower Can Be Obtained With Present Budget

Eisenhower Plea Brings  Budget Review   Vinson Warns Russia Preparing For ‘Pear! Harhor’

ORDER STUDY T0 DETERMINE NEED FOR MORE PLANES   DEFENSE SECRETARY ASKS STAFF CHIEFS REEXAMINE BUDGET

To Study Budget Funds Allocated For War Planes   Johnson Requests Chiefs Of Staffs To  Re-examine Question

Johnson Orders New Survey for Air Defense Neec   Secretary Yields To Growing Pleas For More Planes

Determine Whether More Money Should Be Asked For Air Force, Naval Planes

Air Power Budget Hike Is Urged   Vinson Says More Planes Needed For Atom Blitz Defense

Johnson To Ask for New Planes Cash   New Budget Studies Have Been Ordered By Defense Dept.

—ATOMIC BLITZ’ IS FEARED—_ Vinson Makes Plea For  Increase In Air Power

Vinson Favors Larger Outlay For Warplanes   Urges Congress to Vote $583,289,211 More te Help Meet Threat of an Atomic Blitz .

Check Sought On Arms Budget   Johnson Asks Chiefs of Staff To Examine Question

BOOST SOUGHT FOR AIR FORCE   Vinson Urges More Planes To Meet Threat of Atomic Blitz.

Temperatures   Johnson Asks Budget Reexamination After Vinson Warns of Peril in Letting Russia Capture Arms Lead

TakeSecond Look at US Air Strength   Chiefs of Staff Asked by Defense Secretary to Investigate Adequacy   DUE TO EISENHOWER   The General Fears Defense Spending Has Been Cut Too Much for Safety

More Warplanes  Sought To Meet “Atomic Blitz’  yin nde To Help Meet Thre:

Hike In Air Power Cited [As Necessity   Hits Administration Programs, Points To Red Air Expansion

Military Budget To Be Restudied After Complaints  Medernized Plane: For Air Force, Navy Reauested

Joint Chiefs of Staff To Reexamine Question of Modernizing Nation’s Miliary Aircraft.   EISENHOWER’S. TALK STARTED MOVEMENT

Cholera Victims Die by Hundreds  Indian Medicine Declared Useless

PEOPLE CONCERNED WITH BURYING DEAD, FINDING BOWL OF RICE TO EAT  Inchon Blackened. Smashed By Battle

WALLACE'S PARTY CRITICIZES REDS   Apparently Aims To Cultivate Communist-Fearing Voters

Truman Lashes Solons For Ignoring N. E. Water Power  Urges Congress To Pass Further Laws To Supplement Bill He Just Signed

Truman fhrows Barb:  Failure To Develop Merrimack River Power, Water Resources Is Criticized

Pravda Says Missing Plane Violated The Russian Frontier  First Hint By Reds That Ship May Be Same Which They Charge Flew  Cisne T atta Gaesiscdcc.

Red Frontier Violated By Plane, Charge   Pravda Reveals U.S. Naval Craft Down In Baltic Is One Meant In Controversy

Pravda Declares Yank Spies’ Got a Lesson, And Were Driven Off   Claim U. S. ‘Trying To Hide Its Traces’   American Planes Continue Hunt For Craft Vanished In Baltic

Price Freeze Turned Down   GM And Ford  Reject U. S. Request To Rescind Advances

CAR COMPANIES REJECT REQUEST OF GOVERNMENT   GM And Ford Intend Te Increase Prices Of  New Models

Makers Defy U.S. Request On Car Cest:   General Motors and For¢c State Price Increases PDesnite Covernment

CM. AND FORD REFUSE:T0 CANCEL CAR PRICE BOOSTS   Two Big Manufacturers Tell Government Its Request for Suspension Is “impractical.”   POINT TO HIGHER PAY AND MATERIAL COSTS   Officials uf Both Companies “Disturbed” That Such an Appeal Was Directed to Them.

U.S. Attacks On All Fronts: New Move Big Threat   Navy Puts Troops Ashore 155 Miles Behind Red Lines

Bold Move to Island Off Seoul Port May Herald Big Thrust   U. S. Troops Reverse Enemy Drives North And South Of Vital City Of Taegu

South Korean Troops Landed Off Seoul's Port   J.S. And Korean Troops Continue To Pust Back Enemy Drives North And South 0} Vital Taegu, War Report Shows

Pair Say Prayer Saved Them In Wild Ride Train Travels [50 MPH Throuch Heart Of Milwaukee

FINALLY STOPS ON UPGRADE Railroadmen Pray Out Loud As Runaway Diesel Races 22 Miles

Enginemen Claim Prayers Answered On Wild Train Ride   Go 50 Miles An Hour Minus Engine Brakes

 Casey‘s Suspense Didn’t Last So Long Diesel Crew Turns to Prayer \In Wild Ride thru Milwaukee

Railmen Pray ‘Out Loud’ in 22-Mile Terrifying Ride on Runaway Diesel

Commandos (In Raids on (Korean Coast   British Marines Make Two Attacks 65 Miles South Of Siberia; Explosives   Wreek Tunnel. Bridges

Defiant Pair of Lovers Stand Off Police Posse for 12  Hours in Canadian Wilderness

KANSAS POLICE SET TRAP FOR OKLAHOMA PAIR   Escapees' from Granite Re : formatory Hunted in South  Part of State

Tornado Toll Now Set at 46 Dead      Tennessee Family of Eight Wiped Out in New Blow

Tornado Deaths Mount Over U.S.   Twisters, Floods Wreak Havoc; Family Of 8 Wiped Out in Storm Tragedy _

Tornado-Flood Deaths Hit 49 In Five States   Twister Wipes Out Family of Eight While They Sleep

UN Likely To Ignore Tibet Plea   Status As A Nation Blocks Way Unless Srancar. Furac Ue

Tibet Asks UN To Send Reseue Aid  Message May -Be  Message May -BeIgnored By Council Tl. & Aske Actinn

Tibet Appeals To UN To Stop Chinese Reds   But 1400-Word Cable Ap pears Doomed To Go Unheeded

Tibet Appeals To UN for Aid Against Reds   Points Out That U.N. Pledged To Stop Aggression

Tibet Appeals To UN for Aid To Fight Reds   Cable Seems Doomed To Go Unheeded; May  Consider Issue Today

Tibet Appeals To UN For Help  Against Chinese Red Invaders Of Land

But Has No Sponsor; ni ; Two Days After Chinese Reds Defied Security Council To Quest ion Them

Hepburn Snarls at Judge, Pays $10 Fine For Chauffeur, Scorches Her Mink Coat

Actress Tells It To the Judge Hepburn’s Temner, Fur Coat Scorched

Katharine Burns; Mink Scorches   Miss Hepburn Does 80, Then Bawls Out Cop

LOCAL GIRLS ENTER   Miss Joan Phillipe And Miss Beverly Enter Miss North Cen» tral Pennsylvania Conpeat.

Russians Start Boycott of UN   Soviet Refuses to Take Part in First Session of Little Assembly

Russia Clamps Boycott on UN   Red Delegates Stalk From Committee Meetings in Protest on China

LEAVES LITTLE. AOJEMBLY AND d COMMITTEES   Wilt Take No Further Part ia : Councit While China ‘Ie a Member.

Russians Clamp Another Boycott On UN Assembly   Move to Protest, Presence of Chinese Nationalist Delegates

Presence of Nationalists Is Protested   Refuses To Take Part In Little Assembly Session

Walks Out of Meeting. As Result of Squabble Over Chinese Delegate

CHANGES MADE INCZECH GOV'T   President Gottwald Announces Major Officials Exchange Duties.

Convicts Foited In Prison Break   Attempt to Use Governor as Hostage Backfires

Witness Fears He Will Be Killed Hf He Testifies   Won't Say in Federal

Fear Keeps Man Silent   Oklahoman Queried In K. C. Probe Prefers Jail to Gang Bullets’

Isbrandtsen Ship’s Master  In Quandary  Company Orders Destination Chang

‘Arrow Won't Try For Shanghai   Isbrandtsen Line Orders Ship to Tsingtao Instead.

Flying Arrow Port Shifted  Owner Orders Vesse! To Go To Tsinataa

WILD AND WOOLLY EAST Philadelphia ‘Cowgirl’ Shoots Mate, Battles Police

President And Attlee Resume Talks On Korea   Expect Agreement Or Unity To Defend World Against Reds

Korean Crisis  Talks Go On   Truman-Attlee Meet Again This Afternoon

Mercy Trial Is Publie Clinic On Life-Death   Many Questions Will Be Discussed. About Hope. Pain, Death and Ethies

Sander Trial is a Public Clinic  Questions on Life and Death Being Answered

Yale Graduate Held In Death Of Professor   Dead Man’s Wife Has Identified Man As Killer Of Her Husband

Auditor Sims Ordered To Defend Refusal To Pay Sports Injury Cost

MARCH, STRIKE BOTH PROVE T0 BE FAILURES   Fight Japanese Are Convieted For Asaaulting t' & Soldiers   U. S. Whipped Again In Fight With Alcoa

Justice Department Alcoa Anti-Trust Suit Ends in Defeat   Nation’s Biggest Aluminum Producer Saved from Breakup By Rulina of Federal Court

PILOT DITCHES PLANE IN LAKE   Crew Survives Landing In Choppy Waters Off Benton Harbor.

Fight Way Out of Korean Trap   Yank Company Loses 8 Men: Comes Out with 219: Brings Wounded

Up She Goes, Down She Comes  Flip of Coin Settles Playoff Details

Coin Flip Made ror AL Winaup  Three-Way Tie In Loop Is Poossible

PROBE AT XK. C. WILL BE AIRED   Meyor end Governor Smith Scheduled.To Discuss Police Dept. Thursday

Recordings. Of Secret Parole Meetings Made   Lifer at Anamosa Set To Broadcast Them When Set-up Found

More Units Alerted for Far East   Build-Up Fighting Forces for Korea Being Speeded.

MORE COMBAT UNITS READIED FOR OVERSEAS   L. o. Speeds Action Tc Build Up Forces For  Korean Campaign

Yank Build-Up For Korea War Gaining Speed   More Fighting Units Readied For Far East In the ‘Near Future’

Include 2nd Infantry Division   First Marine Div. Waiting To Sail From West Coast

U.S. Builds Up Korea Fighting  Forces Rapidly   Second Division, Other Units Are Alerted to Get Set for Overseas

Second Infantry, Othe Combat Units Readied   Marines Now Awaiting Transportation NkEinale Yana Volunteers To Fill Need:

Korea Campaign Forces Build Up Gathering Speed  2nd Infantry Division, Other Combat Units Staged For Far East

More Units Move Soon to -Far East   Truman Calls Congress Leaders To Korea Conference Tomorrow

Second Army’s (Local) Area Uniis Alerted To Embark For Korean War

Units Alerted For War Duty   d Infantry Div., Other: Readied for Shipment

Troops in U.S. Aleried To Go To Far East   Second Infantry And Antiaircraft Units Told To Get Readv

ALERT REGULARS FOR KOREA DUTY.   Combat Units Ordered To Be Ready To Start Moving Out

Passengers on Sinking Liner All Rescued   Cruise Ship and Freighter Collide in New York Harbor

Drizzling Rain a Threat To Flood Dangers in Illinois and Indiana

Says Europe Will Fall Short of Ability To Produce Food   1952 Crisis Seen When Marshall Plan Is Due To Terminate Benefits

Bricker Urges Publication Of Atomic Power   Seeks To Find Security Fault In British Case

Afomic Leak Laid fo FBI Restraints   FDR-Churcbill Limited Powers By Aaqreement

“Rowland-Norment School”  Mrs. Kate Biggs Winner Of School Naming Contest Here

“Rowland- Norment School” School”  Mrs. Kate Biges Winner Of  School Naming Contest Here

AGE DISPOSAL * A MUST FOR CIT}   Lawrence Has Until Janyarv , 1953 to Contract For Treatment Plant.  MAY COST A MILLION

Lawrence Has Until Jany arv 1, 1953 to Contract For Treatment Plant

U. S. Steel Offers to Hike Wages   Murray Summons  Union Committees To Consider Firm's Undisclosed Bid

ER DROPS PER RACE   Declares Time Too Shor' To Organize Effective Campaign

Early Blooming Flowers May Get Nipped by Cold Wave Spreading Over US

ft now be Ys  WGHHGH Reds  Give Bosses Blank Check   No Limit Set To Terms Of Leaders Of East Germany

EAST GERMAN REDS RENAME GOVT. CHER   Pieck, Grotewhol Get Blank Check To Run Fastern Sector

MADE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC ~~      Some Documents Remain Sealed For 25 Years

Ainerican Column Roars. Nol Uh it Rid-to-ReachManchuria in Four Days

Guerrillas Set Town Afire, Force 8,000 Civilians to Flight Before Allies Arrive

ratrois Wiove Forward  U.S. Tanks Smash Red Trap On Frigid Front

Yank Tanks Smash Red Trap In Korea And Drive Forward   Bid To Reach Manchurian Border In 4 Days Launched As Allied Patrols Probe Forward Aaainst Little Or No Opposition From Foe

Yanks Roll Through and Hope to Reach. Border in 3 Days .   Behind. the Front, Ref Guerrillas Set Fire to a Town

U. S. Commander Says He Expects To Reach Yalu In Few Days   SOUTH KOREANS ARE GIVEN AIR SUPPORT

Unit Smashes Trap In Drive Toward Yalu   Hopes To Attain Goal In Three Days

Bid to Reach Manchurian Border Promptly Advances in Frigid Northeast Korean Weather,   OTHER FRONTS FEEL U.N. PATROL PROBES   128 Red Machine-Gunners Killed and Others Flee Alter Setting Snare in Gorge.

Kapyong Set Afire By 30 Guerrillas   Manchurian Border Goal Of Newest Drive

US Tank Column Runs Over Red Trap In Drive To Reach Manchurian Border

Border Is Aim Of UN Troops ‘LDhisWeekend   Communists Lose Heavily, Then Flee After Ambush In Deep Gorge; Guerrillas In South Causing Allies Trouble

UN Ferces Continue Prosress Teward Manchurian Border; Guerrillas Set  Fire to Kapyong, Routing 8,996 Civilians; Air Attack  Continues on Kansan

Seek to Save Five Miners   Rescue Crews Work Wit! Only Slight Hope Work ers are Still Alive.

CONGRESSME CHECKING ON PREPAREDNESS   Armed Services Committee Wants Accounting Of Billions Spent

Congress Asks Appraisal Of U. S. Fighting Readiness   Accounting of Billions Spent Since 1947 Alsc Is Sought; Admiral Sherman Is First to Give Testimony to Group

Congress Plans To Open Study Of Armed Force:  Accounting Of Fund: Spent For Defense Also To Be Probed

Congressmen Open Study Of reparedness  Top Military Chiefs Are Questioned On Fighting Readiness

LAWMAKERS ASK MILTARY LEADERS FOR DEFENSE DATA   House Unit Latinches Closed Door Inquiry : On U.S. Preparedness

Pentagon Heads Asked For Data By Congress  Report of Fighting Readiness of ‘US.   Report of Fighting Readiness of 'U. S. Is Sought

Military Leaders Called To Report On Preparedness   Lawmakers Ask What Went With Billions Spent On Defense

Congress Calls On Military For Accounting Of Money  Leaders Tu Be Asked What Peepacatan * Baws Bass Wada Ticcuedec Wax Bax

Preparedness Is Basis of Inquiry  Want Accounting  of Billions Sp a

Top Military Leaders To Be Asked For An Accounting of the Defense Budgets

Truman Asks Fast Action On Tax Hike   May Be Willing to Wait for Imposing Excess Profits Levy

SENATE AGREEMENT ON CONTROLS DUE   Plan To Strip ‘Bill Of Power To Invoke Reetraine Attacked

E. B. More Dies At MSC Following Attack, April 18   Was Member of Board of Agric.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Two Payroll Messengers Wounded by Bandits

Russia's Korean Peace Plans out, Opponents Claim   Western Powers Ready Attack on Vishinsky Move

Russian Proposal Rejected by West  UN Continues Debate on Peace Pian and Elections for Korea

SHIRLEY MAY FRANCE FAILS SECOND TIME eS SSS ES?  Florence Chadwick, 31, Sets New ‘English Channel Swiieitialion Record

Vaughan May Be Called In Maragon Trial  President's Military Aid May Be Defense Witness

Governor to Seek Cut in Unemploymen State Tax Rate   Despite Reduction, Reserve Fund Continues to Pile Up in Treasury.

McCarthy Cites Two As Reddish  State Department   State Department Officer, Former Roosevelt Aide . NMamed by Senator

WOMAN AND J MEN, HE of, IN GOVT JOBS      Puts Labels on State Dep't Official) and a Former FOR Adviser.

Draft Call for  50.000 Men  In February in ap Total  Since September To 300,000

30, 000 Men In February Draft Call   Latest Levy Brings ‘Total to 300,000 Since September

Total Includes Additional Fund  For Atomic Needs  Congress Assured All of Money for Defense of U.S.

FOR 30,000 MEN   National Draft Call for February Announced; 600  for Kansas

ARMY DRAFT CALL FOR 50,000 IN FEBRUARY   Brings Total Draft Call t& 300,000 Men Since September,

Truman Asks 17.8 Billion For Military   Urges ‘U tm ost Speed’ In Buildup of Arms And Atomic Weapons

HIGHWAYS TD BE IGECOATED BY MIDNIGHT   Blizzards Strike Northwest and North Central State Areas.

ROADS BAD IN SOME SECTIONS OF STATENOW   Fog Also Makes Driving Hazards In Many Regions

New Mass of Cold Air Moving Into lowa from Canada   Rapid Drop in Mercury Forecast By Late Tonight

Hard Freeze Is Gripping Most of Texas   Lowest Tip of Valley Only Area _ Staying Above 32

French Abandon ‘Last Stronghold To Hill Fighter:   1,200 Men Withdrawing Through Jungles Of  Indochina

French Forces Retreat in Indo-China   Withdrawal Leaves Enemy in Full Control of Laokay

Entire Town Rallies Behind Fighi To Restore a Little Girl’s Vision

Community Raises Funds For Operation Foster-Mother Leads Effort To Give Girl Chance To See

Toughness and Spirit of South Koreans Have Won Respect of U.'S. Military Men

GIVES A DIM VIEV   K. U. Professor Discusses : Aomie Energy as Peacetime Power

GIVES A DIM VIEW   K. U, Prshemer Discusses Apne Energy as Peacetime Power

HORSE MEAT SALES TO BE INVESTIGATED   Probe to Cover 101 Texas Counties —Distriet Attorney Hopes “te Clear Up Scandal.”

Formosa Put  On UN Agend:   TY @ Wants Aintne   U. S. Wants Airing of Soviet Charges

U.N. te Stud) US. Policy  On Formosa   Nations Will Debate Russ Charges  Of U. S. Aecression

Youth Gets Lite Sentence for Slaying Foster Mother; Judge Attacks Irregular Adoptions

Youth Gets Life Term In Slaying   Mercy Recommended For 19-Year-Old Who Killed Foster Mother

POLICE LAY SIEGE TO “LOVE NEST”- CABIN   19-Year-Old) Youth and 15-YearOld Girl Fight Off Canadian Provincial Police with Gun-Fire.

‘On December 11 Details Will Be Announced; Compromise Reached After Eight-Hour Session Thursday

Kkkkkks FLORIDA CHILD HAS ACORN REMOVED. FROM NOSE ALREADY SPROUTED

All Is Purity and Light As Texas Demos Hold Official Austin Meet

100-Day-Old Chrysler Workers Strike Ended  Return To Work By Next Monday Scheduled For 39.000 Emalavesc

Union Claims 10-Cent Gain  In Pensions —   Contract Covering Wages to Run For Three Years

Chrysler And Workers Sign To End Strike   Union Bargainers To Recommend O.K. And Work On Monda'

Expect Men To Return By Monday   Pension Program Includes Monthly Income of $100

NEW CONTRACTS SIGNED- AFTER 1N-DAY-TIENP   Agreements Cover ~Pensions-An Insurance Policies ~~

150,000, Idled 100 Days, Plan Return To Work   10-Cent Gain Ciaims Of Union Refuted By Company Officials

INDUCTION CENTERS ARE READIED Wartime Air Pervading Texas As Korean Crisis Gets Worse

Texas Gets Set For War Effort Dratt Centers Ready To. Call Up Men —

TECHNICAL NEGOTIATIONSSTART __ France Seeking British Approval Of Unification Of Armed Forces

French Seek Arms Unity With Britain   Stendardization of Guns, - Ammunition Reported Object of Talks

COUNTY JAIL WALL PERILED   Take Emergency Action Tc  Shore Up Second Part  Of Old Structure

Airliner Pilot Says Disc Flew Alonaside Ship   Observed 5 Minutes By Passengers, Crew

Passenger Plane Pilot No Longer Doubts There Are ‘Saucers’: He Chased One

Sees Object For About Five Minutes   He's Sure Device Was Mechanical, Net From Mars

Cotton Receipts   Englands Princess Elizabeth Gives Birth To Second Child

Truman Plans To Continue  ‘Fair Deal’   Apparently He Didn't Read Election Results Correctly, GOP Says

2-YEAR DRAFT ‘ACT EXTENDER   Armed Services Bloc Puts Restriction On Induction of Men

EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW FOR 2 YEARS VOTEL   House Committee Acts Unanimously; Present Act Ends June 24   MALES BETWEEN 18 24 MUST REGISTER

Committee Approves Draft Act Extension  But President Must Receive OK  From Congress PR ofare Vrotwc Tt

GROUP OKAYS 2-YEAR DRAFT ACT EXTENDER   Armed Services Blox Puts Restriction On Induction of Men

Two-Year Extension Of Draft Okayed   House Armed Service: Committee; Full Action May Be Near

DRAFT EXTENSION IS VOTED   House Committee. Votes 31 to 0 With Strings Attached

Draft May Be Extended Two Years   House Committee Vot. es 31 to 0 After Hearing Bradley.

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES FOR DRAFT   TWO-YEAR EXTENSION OF SF LECTIVE SERVICE ACT APPROVED, 31 TO 4.

Draft Act Extension Approved   No Induction Until Both Houses Agree On Emergency

2-YEAR LONGER LIFE OF DRAFT OKD IN HOUSE   Armed Services Group Favors Extension  By 31-0 Vote

Need an Army?  Two-Year Draft Extension Bill Approved By House Conunittec

State Agency Orders 7-Day Deer Season   Opens On Nov. 18, 51-Day Partridge Hunting Approved  By Commiccian

SAYS HE SLEW ) IN MICHIGAN   Wanderer Held In Illinois With Indian Girl Tells Story.

Democratic Leaders To  Hold State Parley In Alhunnermne Annmnet 34

Escapee Found At Apartment Of Sweetheart  Oklahoma Man Iil And  pr... .JI BDa‘reraminmn

bl WHO BROKE JAIL 10 WalT GIAL GIVES UP   Fugitive Badman Weak from Hunger and Ill With Blood Poisoning.

Escapee Found At Apartment Of Sweethear!   Oklahoma Man Ill From Hunger And Blood Poisoning

Fugitive Badman Yields Peacefully, To Police In Home Of Sweetheart   Wants To See Girl

COOK GIVES UP WITHOUT FIGHT   Germany’s Public Enemy No. 1 Weak From Wound, Hunger.

Badman Cook Surrenders to German Cops   Ex-GI Found in Gir’s Home Hungry and Sick

Police Arrest Okla. Badmar   Ansted MP Assists Jn Munich Capture

Cook Captured In German Home After Long Hunt   Homer Cook Is Nab bed in Apartment of  German Sweetheart;  to Get Treatment.

Gives Up Without Struggle   Homer Cook, Hungry And II, Is Captured In Sweetheart’s Home

Eisenhower May Guide West Army   Big Three Okays Unified Command  To Defend Europe

Big Three Appear In Agreement   Decide On Unified Command For Defense Of Europe; Eisenhower Favored.

Showman Dies Show Goes On   William Brady, 86. Requested That Play Not Be Halted

Truman Expected Now to Asi Mine Seizure Powers   Evidence Insufficient to Support Finding of Either-Civil or Criminal Contempt, Judge Keech Declares

Judge Keech Rules Union Not Guilty, That It Did Its Best to Put Miners Back

(nion Is Cleared of Contempt of Court  Charges by Keech in Ruling Made Today.

Judge Keech Union’s Claim That** Miners Acted Alone. :   Court Aqrees UMW Officers Did Best

Judge Keech Announces After Considering Petition And Evidence Union “Not Guilty” Of Charges Brought Against It .   TRUMAN SAYS CRISIS SERIOUS EMERGENCY

Union Claim ls Upheld By Court Ruling   Holds Miners Struck As individuals

Judge Acquits Lewis’ Miners In Contempt Trial  Ruling Leaves Next Move to Government In Pressing Coal Crisis

Next Move In Coal Crisis Un To Truman   President Tells Press Situation Is Very Serious

COURT CLEARS UMW ACCUSED OF CONTEMPY   Judge Keech Declares Gov't Evidence Insufficient for Conviction.

Union Cleared of Civil And Criminal Contempt By Federal Judge Keech

TRUMAN URGES REVENUE HIKE OF 1 BILLION   Reduction in Excise Levies Proposed In Message

Polio Is Under Better Control   Latest Figures Reveal Rate Across Nation Under Last Year

Rain This Moming Dis rupted Farm Work in Douglas County   SILO FILLING STARTS

FORT WORTH ALSO PACKED FOR TECH-TCU CONTEST   Swarms Of Football Fans And Fair Visitors Tur - Dallas Into Nightmare Of Bedlam, Iraffic Jams

495 POLICEMEN ‘BATTLE’ MOBS  ae meeerecentemner ser meme  Dallas Crawling Traffic Bedlam As Football, Fair Fans Jam City

‘Confession’ To Robbery  Proves Hoax   Money Bag Found Discarded on Road, 10 Miles from Bostor

U.S, HOUSING PROGRAM IS AT TOP SPEED   Low Rent Dwelling Program Passes  $2 Billion Mark

Leopold Wins vor In Vote Belgians   rt. a. Ee 2 Ee a % Pa.   57 P. C. OK Taking Him Back To Rule

Exiled Belgian Monarch Polling Votes to Refurn  Early Tabulations Give Him 57 Per Cent of Total Count

Belgian Voters Favor Return Of Exiled King   Leopold Receives 57 Per Cent of Referendum Ballots

U.S. Calls Chinese Reds’ Seizure of Consulate Flagrant Treaty Violation   American Patience With Communists in Acia Snane: lawmakers Blast Invasion

‘Some Fair Deal Issues  Likely To Win Approva   Action On T-H Law, Health And Farm Plans Seen Unlikely

CONGRESS LIKELY TO PASS PART OF TRUMAN PROGRAM   Seven Key Proposals Said to  Have Better Than Even _ Chance of Being Put   Through.   DEFICY tf SPENDING EXPECT EP TO CONTINUE      Civil Rights Legislation and Tax Increases Put in,  Doubtful Class by Presi  dent's Friends.

DENIES U.S. BANS ATOMIC CONTROL   Official Says U.S. Read; To Talk With Reds

U.S. FOR ATOMIC TALKS WITH REDS   Ready Any Time To Discuss Control Within United Nations

U.S. Ready Any Time to Discuss Atomic Controls   But Talks Will Be Within UN and Not Russia Alone, Word

Hickerson Says U.S. Always Ready For Atomic Talks  Discussion in U.N. With Russia Cut By Malik Fiaht

Still Favor A-Control   But U.S. Insists Any Talks With Reds Be Through the U.N.

READY TO TALK WITH REDS ON ATOM CONTROL      U. S. Willing to Act in United Nations “at Any Time.”

U.S. Set For Atom Meeting   Assistant Secretary Of State Reports U.S. Ready To Talk With Russians

U. 5. Willing To Hold Atom Talk Anytime   Would Discuss Control With Reds But Only Within U.N.

U. §. Ready to Talk On Atomic Control At Any Time”  Talks Must be in U. N. Says Official  In Ancwer to Riicc

US. Ready for Atom Parley   Asst. Secy. Hickerson Offers to ‘Sit Down’ With Russ Any Time

Legislature Renews Work Today on Rent Control and  Financial Help for Cities

U. S. Regiment’s Paneuver Cutting Arart Red Strike   Wolfhounds Blunt Red Attachs; Enem, Cui Down In Droves

SUFFER HEAVY LOSS OF MEN   Carrier Planes In. Surprise Attack On Forces In South. .   Wolfhead Regiment Outmaneuvers . Reds to Cut 2 New Attacks to Ribbon:

NorthKoreans Mowed Down By Wolfhound Unit  Reds Cut To Bits In Draves By Artillery, Mortar Fire, Planes

Congress Willing To Add New Taxes For U. S. Defense   Many Object to New Levies for Other Purposes

‘Quickie’ Boost Asked to Fight Red Aggression  Wherry Wants Fund Solely for Defense

Rayburn Backs ‘Quickie’ Tax fo Bar Communists   ‘Wherry Wants Pledge Fund to Be Used Only for Defense Measures:

Rayburn Support to Tax Increase   Wherry Cracks at  *"Non-essentials’

China Is UN  Major Issue   Tsiang Faces Fight With Slav Minister

Limits Placed On License Practices   Society Of Composers, Authors And Publishers Agrees To Terms Drawn Up By Justice Department Anti-Trust Division

Strikers May Close Phone Industry  Threaten To Set   Threaten To Set Up Picket Lines

VA Rules For Second Gl Loan Guarant \   May Be Restored For Reasons Of Veterans Health

REDS CAPTURE HAMHUNG FROM YANK FORCES   Americans Abandon City; Set New Defense Line At Hungnam Port

U.N. Forces in Tight Ring At Seaport   DemolitionChargesBlast Abandoned ‘City; Reds Swarm Into Suburbs

Allies Abandon Hamhung T Red Chinese; Foe Overrun Yanks By Manpower Masse

‘Sea Wave Attack Hits Allied Beach   Defenders Throw Tight Ring Around Hungnam Getaway Port   PULL OUT OF HAMHUNC   Reds Overrun Some For ward Positions by Sheer Mass Weight

Chinese Drive Into Hamhung   Allies Leave Wrecked City   ‘Sea Wave’ Tactics Employed by Enemy

Retreating GI's Blow Up City Of Hamhung  Withdraw To Tight   Withdraw To Tight Semi-Circle Around Port of Hunqnam

ALLIED FORCES FALL BACK T0 BEACHHEAD AREA   ABANDON INDUSTRIAL CITY OF HAMHUNG TO CHINESE HORDES

Chinese Quick To Swarm Into City’s Suburbs As Americans Blast Center   Tens Of Thousands Of Terror-Stricken North Korean Refugees Present Problem; Warships Pound Enemy;  Rie Attack Annears Imminent.

City’s Heart Is Blasted In Retreat   Communists Employ ‘Sea Wave’ Attacks Agoinat Defenders

Allied Troops Forced Back OnBeachhead   Town of Hamhung Falls Before Big Chinese Attack

Allied Beachhead Forces Abandon Hamhung Today As Chinese Reds Continue Sea Wave’ Attacks

Yanks Abandon Hamhuhs   ‘Pull Out of City =~ In Withdrawal Toward ‘Evacuation Port Und Heavy Chinese Attack:

_ BEACHHEAD IS SHRINKING  Ci ity Is Wrecked By  Demolition Charges

Tiny Beachhead Shrinks Under Chinese Blows   Masses of Reds Batter Defense Lines of Allies

Defenders Throw Tight Ring Around Hungnam Getaway Port   ‘PULL OUT OF HAMHUNG   PULL UUT OF HANMAUNG  Reds Overrun Some For. ward Positions by Sheer Mass Weicht

TROOPS TIGHTEN THEIR DEFENSES AT PORT ON SEA   Partial Ring Drawn Around Hungnam While Chinese Reds Press Their Massed  - Attacks.

Enemy Presses U. N. Forces Back Through Sheer Weight of Numbers; Security Blackout Continues.   BIG RED OFFENSIVE EXPECTED SHORTLY

From Hamhung  Evacuation Defenders Draw Into Tighter Are Around Hunenam

Chinese Attack In Great Force ls Anticinated   Reds Probe For Weak Spot In Lines Of UN Defenders

Reds Capture Korean City Just North of Beachhead   Chinese Pound ied Line

Allies Abandon hamhuna to Chinese Reds   Withdraw Into Tight Ring Around Port On Sea of Japan

Allied Troops Abandon Hamhung; Terrified Refugees Flee Toward Beach

HOLD BACKSTO-SEA RING AT HUNGNAN   . "Sea Waves” of Chinese Attack Shrinking Beachhead; Warships Shell Shore, Yanks Destroy  _ Supplies.

Beachhead Force Pulls Into Tight Ring Around Port   Chinese Hurl Mass Attacks At U. N. Defense

Allied Forces Give Hamhung © To Chinese Reds   Enemy Pounds Them In ‘Sea Wave’ Hits

Defenders Encireled at Hungnam Port  Communists Capture Industrial Hamhung

Allies Fight With Backs to the Sea   Blast Hamhung in Flight to Coast; Chinese Reds Attack in Terrifying ‘Sea Waves’

Enemy Pours ‘Massed Men Against Line   U.N. Defenders Are  Pressed Into Shrinking Beachhead; Situation Not Yet ‘Disastrous’ *

Withdraw Into Hungnam Port,  Six Miles South   Form Ring Arounc City; Korean Refugees Pour into Area

City Wrecked By Demolition  Units Before Reds Arrive   Sheer Weight of Manpower Forces Defenders Back To Small Are

Hamhung Scene Of Destruction As Reds Attack   Terror-Stricken Refugees Swarm OQvar TIN Reachhead

Swarming Chinese Attacks Shrinking Beachhead; Ships Planes Blast Reds

Chinese Pound at Korean Beachhead   Allies Abandon Hamheng; Battle Climax Is Near   Major Red Effort To Wipe Out 10th Corps May Come Within 48 Hours

Chinese Reds, In Seash ore Attacks, Tighten Circle At U.N. Beachhead

UN Gives Up Hamhung to Chinese   North Korean Refugees in Steady. Stream to. Beachheac

Hamhung Abandoned Under Fanatic Attack   Allied 10th Corps Defenders Withdraw into Tight Ring Around Hungnam Port; Chinese Overrun Forward Positions by Mass Assaults

"Allied Defenders Withdraw from Wrecked North Korean Industrial City Into Tight Ring Around Port Six Miles to Southeast—Terror-Strics 4 Refugees Swarm Toward Beachhead

YANKS, ALLIES  QUIT HAMHUNG   Reds Hammer Beachhead With ‘Wave’ Attacks; Refugees Swarm Roads: Utilities Aré Blasted

Donnelly, Too, Is for Increase of  Stafe’s Gas Tax   Then Let the Highway Commission Use It, Savs Former Governor.

C0-PILOT BATTLES WOMAN ON PLANE SHE CHARTERED   “Kiss and Kick” Struggle, Lasting 15 Minutes, Threatens to Send Craft Crashjing to Ground.   HYSTERICAL BLONDE FINALLY OVERPOWERED   Pilot Turns Back on South. bound Flight and Makes Shaky Landing at Washingion Airport.

i ti Kiss And Kick  Wild Blonde. Almost Cause: Chartered Plane To. Crash

- ‘Kiss and kick’ Battle Nearly Causes Plane Crash  Co-Pilot Has Wild Strugele With Blonde

‘Kiss And Kick’ Battle In Clouds  Co-Pilot Subdues Hysterical Blonde

Suggests Rifle Practice for All   “Live Sinner Better Than Dead Saint.” Reasons Tamoa U. President.

‘MacArthur Used All of His Weepons to Fullest Capacity In Military Miracle in Korea

BABY’S CRYING SETS MAN ON GUN-SPREE   Seaman Takes Control Of Passenser Coach For Two Hours Before Arrest

MAN WAYES GUN ABUARD A TRAIN   SEAMAN, ENRAGED BY BARBY'S CRYING, THREATENS TO SHOOT PASSENGERS.

Baby ’s Crying Sends Seaman On i, Waving Spree On Sunset Limited

‘Passenger, Enraged by Baby’s Cries, Pulls Gun to Force Child, Mother to Leare Cogeh

Vinson Plans New Draft Act As ‘Stand-By’   ‘Bill Would Be Much Less Than Military Wants For U. S. Safety

VINSON DRAFT ACT READY FOR HOUSE   Would Extend Selective Service Registration, Classification For 3 Years

Vinson Draft Bill Is Ready   Continues. Machinery But Lacks Power to Place. @ Man in Uniform.

Vinson Ready to Introduce Standby Peacetime Draft Bill in Congress

DRAFT MEASURE SET FOR HOUSE   Approval of Peacetime Bill Predicted by Armed Services Group Chairman

Solon to Offer Draft Measure In House Today   Peacetime Induction Would Require Act of Congress

U.S. Sergeant Makes Report Border Reached  Report Sanu Chins Dade Ent   Report 20,000 Chinese Reds Enter Korea Discounted At Tokyo

South Korea Forces Move  To Border   Captured Chinese Red Save 20.000 Others In War

20,000 Men Said Ready For Battle   Prisoner Tells Of New Movement

Story Chinese Reds On Marck  Is Discounted   Prisoner Quoted As Saying 20,000 Enter North Korea

SOUTH KOREANS HAVE REACHED. NORTH BORDER   UN Headquarters —Discounts Story——Reearding Chinese

Johnson Says U.S. Defense Weapons Good   Secretary Tells Of Plans For Security Made By Nation

U. S. WEAPONS SURPASS ANY, JOHNSON SAYS   Discloses Nation Now Leads the World in New Armaments.

Says US Weapons Excel Any Arms Previously Know   Johnson Declares Nation Leads World In Weapons Making

New Spy Clain Complicates Senate Probe  Ganatar Rridope   Senator Bridges Says Red Agent In State Department

SENATORS HEAR NEW CHARGES OF A ‘MASTER SPY’   PREDICT PRESIDENT WILL KEEP LOCK ON FBI LOYALITY FILES

Truman ‘lo Deny Files To. Senate  Bridges Declares Red I: “Using State Department  . asHeW: HOOVER BACKS TRUMAN Says Data Release Would  ear” Innocent Per sons; McGrath Agrees  Bulletin  Washington, Mar. 28 CP—A senate investigating committee— ne net hg by Fresijent  subpoenaed alty nrecorde 4 the state depart-. ment. civil service commission

Bridges Says Master Spy in Government;  Hoover Opposes Disclosing Secret Files

HAND OF RUSSIA REPORTED SEEN IN GOVERNMENT   Senator ‘Claims Servant Of Reds Works In State Department —Truman Refuses To Open Loyalty Files.

Master Spy Aids Redsin Washington   Senator Bridges Claims Russia Has Placed Man in Nation’s State Department   Files Are Refused    Truman Decides Probe Can’t Have’ Loyalty Documents

Tempo of Attack On Acheson Soars   Senator's Charges Add to Task  Of Probers of McCarthv’s Charae:

Claims Soviet Master Spy-in State Dept.   Bridges Says Red Using Our Biplomats “Ae He Wille''

GOP Contention Qf Top Spy In US Enlivens Probe   President, Senate, Hoover Involved In Hot Controversy

‘Master Spy’ Charge Adds To Senate’s Probe Cares   Bridges Accusation Heats Controversy Over Red Espionage

MasterRed Spy Reported In U.S.  Bridges’ Charge Adds Te Senators’ Troubles

Russia Plants Communist Master /Spy In State Department Solon Save<

Russian Master Spy Slipped Into U.S. Government, Senate Quiz Told

Labor In Pledge To Seek Defeat Of Communists  Green And Murray Stress Continuing ©

LABOR CHIEFS PLEDGE FlbnT AGAINST REDS   Green and Murray Messages Both Hit Treachery of Commies.

Labor Sets Goal: Beat Communism  Union Leaders Pledge Support For Peace

PROMISES MADE TO SEEK DEFEAT OF COMMUNISTS   Unions’ Leaders Stress Goal As Workers Celebrate Holiday —Peace Is Declared Goal. 

LABOR. PLEDGES T0 COMMUNISM  FIGHT.   Officials Agree in Holida; speeches That Reds MustBe Stopped   WANT PEACEFUL WORLD

McCarthy Says Files Stripped   Produces Letters From Men Who Said They Did the Job.

M’ Carthy Presents Four Affidavits Saying State Department Files ‘Bled’

MeCarthy Charges Govt, Files Were Stripped in 1946   Says Material Derogatory to State Dept. Workers - Moban

Wee MCLariny  Alleges Tampering  Files Stripped Of Evidence, Letter

McCarthy Claims Statements Show  Files Cleared Out   Derogatory Material Take: From. State Dept. Files, Solon Says in Letter

McCarthy Charges UJ. §. Files Stripped   Senator Says Derogatory Papers Removed In — JO9OAG

(Patients Ignore Old Doc’s Plea to Pay Their  Bills so He Can Pay for His Own Oneration

Kentucky College Students’ Religious Fervor Unchecked, Revival in Third Day

Deer Park Has $20,000 Blaze   Garrett County Town En. dangered By Early  _ Morning Fire.

Deer Park Escapes Fire Destruction  Two Homes, Grocery   Two Homes, Grocery Store And Warehouse Are Rurned

State Hospitals To Get Benefit Of Levy Hikes   Measures in Effect Today as Legislature Session Nears End

Governor Signs Two Tax Bills As Session Nears End   House and Senate Pass Numerous Local Bilis; Order Probes of Phone Rates and Oil Rectriction Effects on State Taxes

MAHONEY TAKES PRIMARY FIGHT BEFORE COURT   Wants Part Of Lav Thrown Out And Self Declared Winner   WORCESTER RECOUNT - PETITIONED BY LANE

uty PMA dions Will rt Monday   eymers Will Select mmnitteemen to Help aminigter Proqram.

ST. LOUIS CALLS OFF SOFT DRINK PRICE INCREASE   Raise Expected Later; S ome Wholesale Beer Prices Up.

‘Wac Corporal’ Zooms Again...  New Rocket Zips Through Space At 3,600 Miles an Hour in Test

War Rocket Climbs To Nine Miles   A Secondary Missile Reaches Speed In  Excess Of 3600 MPH

U.S. Not Considering Use of A-Bomb Against Red China. High Sources Say

PRESSURE ON IN CONGRESS High Command Not Yet Considering A-Bombing

TO RETIRE FROM NAVY   Vice Admiral Gerald F. Will Net Accept a Demot

BOGAN ASKS RETIREMENT   Admiral Acts On Hearing OF Orders Demoting Him

{Shades of Farragut Navy Warned To Eliminate Crudities from Vocabulary

PROUD TO JOIN FIGHTING COMMAND’ Gen. Ridgway in Tokyo En Route to Warfront

Gen. Ridgway Reaches Tokyo   Flown Across Pacific To Command 8th Army

Gen. Ridgway Arrives In Tokyo on His Way To Succeed Walker   Air Trip Rushed So He Can Join 8th Army, Which Expects Red Attack

NEW SETUP IN KOREA READY   General MacArthur Says Re-Shuffling Task Is Completed   UNDER ONE COMMAND

UN. Forces Hit Enemy At Pohang   Communists Cross Naktong River Near _Vital Korea City

Batlle-Tested South Korean Troops Reinforce Airstrip Around City As Armor, Destroyers Give Aid

Naval Guns Blast Reds From Port   Column Of American Tanks Move To Aid Airfield Defenders

Counter Blow  Launched On East Coast Port   American Tanks Move in To Help in Defense Of Airfield, Port Facilities; Westward Korean Reds Punch at Naktong Line

American Forces Achieve Chinju Objective; Battle For Naktong Line Develops

Reds Advance Across Nakton  On West Side   American Tanks Help In Important Defense Of Pohang Airfield

Reds Push Forward — On Western Front   American And South Korean Thrust Aimed At Protecting Airstrip Southeast Of Port Of Pohana

Communists Storm Across River Line  In Smash At Taequ   3,000 Reds Hold East Coast Port, Second Most Important U. N. Base; Naval Guns To Aid Assault; Marines Move On Chinju

East Coast Korean Port Now Held by 3,000 Reds   Northerners Stab Across Naktong In Large Push Toward Taeou

Marines Seize Coast Port Of Kosong To Throw New Arm Around Trapped Red Forces In Pocket East Of Chinju   American Tanks And Warships Combine With Southern Troops In Effort To Chase Invaders Out Of Vital Supply Center; Attack Is Reported To Be Progressing

Troops Rushed To Airfield for  Counter-Blow  Reds Stabbing Across River . Toward Taequ

On South Coast, Marines Advance 4 Miles To Throw AnotherArmAroundRedForces Trapped East Of Chinju

8 INJURED WHEN  TRAIN HITS BUS   VEHICLE LOADED WITH SCHOOLGIRLS AND TWO © NUNS HURLED 30 FEET.

8 ARE HURT AT RAIL CROSSING   Fast Missouri Pacific Passenger Train Rams K. C. Bus; Driver Is Accused

Armed Forces Make Plans To  Free Reserves  Stepped-Up Dratt Asked; AF Stops Calling Reservists

DEMOBILIZE RESERVISTS WITHIN YEAR   Inductiony May Go ‘To 109,000. Or More Per Month Under Polictes Announced for Army, Navy and Alr Forces Late Yesterday.

If Los Angeles Preacher Bobbles Triple Wedding It Won't Be Surprising

Auto Wage Contracts Frozen   Organized Labor Wins First Round in Wage-Price Battle

Gov't Freezes Auto Industry Wage Contract   Action Supports Labor Bid to Protect Living-Cost Clauses

Wage Freeze  Order Backs  Union Stand   Million Workers To Be Affected

UNION ALSO IN COURT, FACING LABOR CHARCE   No Answer Yet On 70-Day Truce Asked by Truman

LEWIS RENEWS CONTRACT TALKS WITH OWNERS   Neither Side Has Answered Truman; Court Test Under Way.

\Moscow’s ‘Big Lie’ Technique Works Where Depraved Regimes Hold Sway

Belgians Back Working Today  “Stop Leopold” One-Da   “Stop Leopold” One-Day Strike Over And 400,000 Return To Their Inhe

QUIET IN BELGIUM   Workers Return to Jobs After Strike Against  Leopold

Belgium Goes Back to Work After Strike Which Took 400.000 From Jobs for Day

CALIFORNIA HEAT POPS CORN IN YARD   Temperature Climbs ta 105 a Fresno, 120 at Needles and 123 Near Indio,

WOULD FORCE AL COMME —TOREBIOTER   Expect Presidential Veto: Predict Approval in Senate.

Vote of 312  To 20 Puts It in Senate   Backers See Possible Veto Overridden By Weekend.

BOTH HOUSES VOTE STRICT RED CONTROL   M’Carran Proposal May Be Vetoed By Truman

Stiff AntiRed Bill Is Voted  Truman Might   Truman Might Veto If Senate Follows House  Anorecyeal of Bill

ouse Passes Anti-Communist egislation   Quick Passage Is Also Expected In Senate; Supporters Claim Could Override Veto

[  Control  Bill Passedby House   Quick Approval  in Senate Expected for Most Stringent Subversive Bill

House Passes Bill to Make Reds Register   ‘Senate O. K. Likely; Leaders Say Veto Can Be Overridden

Senate Given Plan to Curb Pink Plotters   Overwhelming Okek Slated by Chamber; Veto Seen Possible

Red Control Bill Passed By Big Vote   House Overwhelming In Support of Strong Anti-Commie Measure

House Votes Drastic Red Control Bill      i Measure Now Goes to Senate Where Overwhelming Ap  nroval Is Indicated

MARFARODEO PLANS MADE FOR SEPT. 2-4   Heavy Purse Ready For The Winners of Events In 3-Day Contest

Margiotti Sets Up Anti-Red Bureau In Pa. Government   Counties Asked To Clear Files On Subversives  With His Experts

Bloomington To Remain 3rd Class’   Census Recheck Fails To Bring Desired Total ”

RENT BILL PASSED BY LEGISLATURE   Democratic Bolter Swings Decision in  Face of GOP Bolters

Recommends “Moderate” Increase  In Taxes   Says Law-Makers  Should Revise Tax System To Reduce Present Inequities

Budenz, Counsel Meet Secretly   Probers’ Aide Serves Subpena in. New York

HAVE MUSICAL PROGRAM   Band Camp Students Appeared at Rotary Luncheon Today

SICAL PROGRAM  Band Camp Students Appeared at Rotary Luncheon Today  VES

Full Scale Strike Next Week Renorfed  Lewis Says Doesn't Want 3 ‘Steengers’ Betti ug Wages

FEAR WALKOUT MAY SPREAD NEXT WEEK   500-Word Message Is Sent To President   U.M.W, CHIEF   Claims He Does Not Want Strangers Fixing Wages, Working Conditions

Lewis in Effect Rejects Truman Coal Proposal  Miners Don’t Want Strangers in Case

Question of Coal Strike  Unanswered   Message to White Huonse  Savs Men Do Not Want  ‘Three Strangers’ to Fix 1 Warkine Conditions

Rejects Truman Proposal for. FaclFinding Board   A Lewis “No” to Suggestion That Production Be Hesumed During Probe.

Lewis Crifical Of Wage Fixing By ‘Strangers   Statement Viewed As Refusal of 70-Day Truce

Lewis Reply To Truman Taken As Flat Refusal   Says Miners “Do Not Wish Strangers” To Fix Their Contract

Miners Do Not Want Strangers to Settle Dispute   Board Would Check Into Coal Issue and Recommend Solution

Lewis Rejects Truman Coal Peace Proposal   Does Not Want "Strangers’ to Fix Miners’ Waaces

Miners’ Chief Rejects Pleas On Soft Coal   500-Word Letter Scores Fact Board Ae *2 Strangers?

Lewis Spurns Truce   Says Men Oppose  Strangers Fixing Wages, Work Time

Tells Truman No ‘Strangers’  Can End Fight   Coal Chief Indefinite  About Mine Work Next Week

Some Belief Full Strike Will Follow   Union Chief Says .'Three Strangers’ Cannot End Dispute

Doesn’t Want “Strangers” To Fix Wages  ' Next Move up To White House. —

Next Move Up” To President in Mine Deadlock   UMW Boss Leaves the Door Open to Partial Operation of Mines

Does Not Want '3 Strangers’ To Probe Dispute  UMW Leader Refers To Fact-Finding Board Proposed By Truman

Balks At 3 ‘Strangers’ To Fix Wages   Cryptic Letter Turns Down 70-Day Call; Wildeattiing SG...

Lewis Defies Truman On Mine Peace   UMW Head Turns Down Truce but Would Reopen Wage Parley

ILLINOIS RUMOR SAY MINERS ARE TO QUIT MONDAY   UNION BOSS TELLS TRUMAN HE OPPOSES FACT-FINDING BOARD

U.M. W. Chie Calls Board ‘3 Strangers   Union Head Leaves Way Open to Get Partial Praduction

MINERS’ LEADER OPPOSES OFFER TO FIND.FARTS   Lewis’ Answer To Truman's Truce Proposal In Coal! Fields Appears To Reject Jt-As Strikes  Ceastinnes.

Mine Boss Doesn’t . Want Strangers’ To Fix Miner Pay   Lewis, In Cryptic Letter, In Effect Rejects Truman Proposal For Fact-Findine Board To Investigate Coal Strike: Fear Giant Coal Strike Will Start Monday

2wis, Who: Doesn't Want ‘Three Strangers’ To Fi) liners’ Working Conditions, Rejects Offer

Coal Chief Hits ‘Three Stranger’ Board Study Plan  Truman’s Proposal  Rejected  in Letter; Pe a Lic 4. J

Wants No ‘Strangers To Fix Pay   Way Open For Miners To W Work, But Full Strike ls Rumored

 Fact-Finding Proposal Is ‘Rejected   John L. Lewis Won't Have ‘Three Strangers’ Fix Wages, Working Conditions For Men

Soft Coal Miners Do Nof Wish ‘Three Strangers fo Fix {heir Wages and Working Conditions

Does Not Wish Three Strangers  Fix Mine Wages   Letter} Fo President Seen Rejection Of Proposal For Coal Strike Truce

Letter To President Truman Did Not In So Many Words, Howevs Reject Or Accept Either Fact-Finding Plan Or Plea That “Normal”? Production Be Restored.

Does Not Want ‘Strangers’ to Settle Dispute  Taken Asa Flat ‘No’ To Truman’s Reauest

Coal Leader Hits Study B: ‘Strangers’  Cryptic Reply Does Not Entirely Shut   Cryptic Reply Does Not Entirely Shut  Door To Peace

Refers to “3 Strangers” on  Truman Board   Statement Taken as Flat Rejection of President’s Plea

Way Left Open For Continued Coal Production  - UMW Chieftain Says  Miners Don’t Want ‘3 Strangers’ To  — Decide Conditions -

PRESIDENT MAY BE FORCED 10 USE. T-H POWER   UMW Leader’s Action May Possibly Result In New Strike Call

WON'T LET 3 STRANGERS FIX WAGES   Mine Union President Turns Down President's Plan for Fact Finding Board in Dispute.   HINT FULL-SCALE STRIKE ON MONDAY   Lewis Leaves Way Open for Resumption of Pay Talks and Partial Mining Operations.

BY TRUMAN T0 END BIG TIEUP   Long Letter to President Gives Miners’ Views

Leaves Way Open for at Least Partial Continu ation Pending Direct Negotiations.

LEWIS REJECTS TRUCE   Miners’ Chief Turns Down Truman Proposal   See Cartoon ‘Forgotten’ Today Page ?

Objects To Fact Finders   Union Chief Says Miners ‘Do Not Wish Three Strangers’ to Decide Their Problem:

Miners Don’t Want ‘3 Strangers’ To Fix Wages, Letter Says   White House Eyes  Further Procedure   Lewis Indicates Diggers Would Rebel Against  Injunction Pressure

Mine Leader Rejects Proposal for Fact Find ing Body   Report That a Full ‘Scale Coal Strike Is Set for Monday

Lewis Turns Back On Truman's Idea   Mine Leader Rejects Proposal for Fact Finding Body   Report That a Full ‘Scale Coal Strike Is Set for Monday

LewisTellsTruman Miners Don’t Want Strangers’Findings   Statement Is Construed as Rejection of Truce Proposal in Coal Dispute

“Don't Want Three Strangers’ Fixing  Terms for Miners Next Move Up to  T rraman: Klint At

Lewis Rejects Fact Finding  Report Miners Ordered To Stay Awav Monday

Refuses To Let Board Study Case   Coal Mine Strikes Expected To Spread Into New Sections

Report Full Scale Strike Due Monday   Mines Have Not Been in Full Production Since Last of June

UMW Chief Says Miners Do Not Want ‘Three Strangers’ To Fix Their Wages and  Working Conditions.  nwerarragw athy ora €% VIALE   TO USE LABOR LAW

Lewis Turns Down Proposal By President   Refuses To Accept Suggestion Fact Finders Be Used

Four-Day Work Week Is Forecast For Soft Coal Mines   New Contract Talks May Come If Lewis Steps Ur Schedule

Hear All Miners to Quit Monday   Lewis Replies in Cryptic Note to President

Says Miners Do Not Want Board to Decide Fate   Fact-Finding Panel of “Strangers” Is: ‘Turned Down

Letter Cryptic On Miner Stand On Truce Plan   Union Response Holds Possibility Of Total Shutdown

Sees Completion Of REA Projects   Administration Says All Farms Should Be Reached In 4 Years

Forty Military Ships Join Far North Hunt   One Canadian Is Lost While En Route To Yukon Area Today

Mother and Her Child Among 44 Persons Aboard   Clues Are Meager in Hunt for Big Plane ‘Missing Two Days

TWO TE Rin wecee   J. B. Raby And D. B. Johnson Killed When Automobile And Tractor-Trailer Collide.

Building Industry’. Claims New Order Wrecked Business   NPA Cuts Supply Of Vital Metals

Hearing To Resume Today At Plainview  Losses Claimed On FW&DC Operations

RESCUE CREWS CLIMB TOWARD PLANE WRECK   Charred Remnants O} Airliner Sighted; 21 Feared Dead

Air Searchers Spot ‘ reckage Of Big Plane   Airliner With 21 on Board Seen Near Top Of Wyoming Mountain

Missing Airliner Is Spotted by Aerial Searchers   Plane Disappeared Tuesday with 21 Passengers Aboard

Crashed Liner Spotted By Air Against Peak  Missing Liner Had 21 Aboard; Party Enenute Ta Seano

PLANE WRECKAGE SIGHTED ON PEAI   DESCRIPTION -OF CRAFT TALLIES WITH THAT OF MISSING AIRLINER,

PAIR ACCUSED IN KIDNAP CASE   Snatchers of Banker Picked Up by Wichita Police

Banker Is Released After Kidnap Ride In 4 States  Pair Formally Charged With Violation Of Te. Bek Dec Te Abdawetinn fon Thoirsdav

Charge Two In Kidnaping   Taken In Wichita After Row In Taxi; Abducted A Banker

Two Men Held In Kicnaping Of Banker   632 Members of Fabulous ‘Du Pont Family Hold Reunion

CAUGHT IN WICHITA   Pair Charged With Kidnaping and Holding a Lou isiana Banker

LINER DAMAGED BY FIERCE GALE   SHIP HURLED AGAINST SOUTHAMPTON DOCK--NONE OF 622 ABOARD HURT.

Stripper’s Pet Takes To Bushes  Safari Fails To Find OF oot Snake

COAL DIGGERS 10 PUT QUESTION OF STRIKE 10. VOT   Police Alerted After Pickets  Dynamite Shovel At Penndete Rhine

DYNAMITED BY “WINE PICKENS   Violence Again In Coal Fields; Locals Consider Back-to-work “Suggestion.”

Growing Dissension In Coal Fields As Sentiment To Ignore Return To Work ‘Suggestion’ Spreads   DYNAMITING REPORTED AT KNIGHT STRIP MINE

Steam Shovel Blasted By Mine Pickets   Police Alerted To Be On Lookout For More Trouble

Union Expected to Ignore Lewis’ Return to Work Mondav Sugvestion

Seventh Fleet To Intervene In Formosa Attack   President Lays Down Firm  - Policy Against Communist Aggressian; Russia’s Reaction Is Big Question

Chicken Farm Will Replace Nudist Camp at Pekin--Population Joyous

TO BLACKTOP PART OF LONE STAR ROAD   Douglas County Commis_sioners Announce Plan  for 3.4 Miles  2 ere a te Lin» thn a naa a ee oe ie se

About 4,100 Americans Drop ta Farth North of Pyongyang. to Cut Off Fleeing Red- Forces — Another Group Drops Nour Sunehon,

About 4,100 Americans, Drop: te Earth North of Pyongyang :to Cut Off Fleeing. Red. Forces.‘ Another . Group Drops Ne aL Sunchon.

Youth Conference Will Draw 150° From All lowa  Weekend Gathering Will Meet at E. U. B. Church far Garoinne

Youth Conference Will Draw 150° From All lowa  ‘Weekend Gathering ‘Will Meet at E. U. B.

Cne Dead, 15 Hurt In Hiawatha Wreck   Train: Strikes “Broken Rail; Five Cars Roll Over

Gang Slays Leader And  Girl Friend   Owner Of Villa Near Khan’s Tips Cops On Holdup

Four Nabbed in Khan Gem Robbery After Killings in Tilt Over Split

Reds Rule Air In Asia, Says F ar East Chiet   MacArthur Aide Views Formosa as Philippine Outpost  Ry FARNERT TFFORFRECHT

Residents Of Chemists Neighborhood Never Expected To Find A Spy On This Street;’ Family ‘Stunned And Shocked’

‘Man Trapped 4 Hours Saved  Dug Out of ‘Dirt Stide  4AN Beat Diners :

Many Families Evacuate Homes  Bitter Cold Blankets Flood Area     i J

Icy Weather Hits Flood Area  Rising Waters Force Acre Families Out

__ —THOUSANDS HOMELESS— Floods Force Families  To Flee Their Homes

COLD WEATHER SPREADS OVER FLOOD AREAS   Adds To Discomfort Of Thousands Homeless In North Dakota

More Lands Under Water In Two States   Hundreds More Forced to Flee Homes; Boat Crews Evacuate Many Families From Flanded Hornsee

COLD ADDS TO SUFFERING IN DAKOTA FLOOD   Estimate 3, 000 Ho Homeless; Rex River and Tributaries Go On Rampace.

(older Weather Adds To Misery ln Hood Areas   Minnesota and North Dakota Families F lee As Streams Overflow

Freeze Adds to Woes Caused by ‘Dakota Floods   Bulging Rivers, Streams Surge to New Levels Over Wide Areas

DECLARED THE WINNER  Judge Rules in Sitis County Clerk Primacy Contest

Lubbock Day Attendance Is Record Setter  Military Spectacle Spoilight Feature

‘Silent Voters: of Missouri May Decide Hennings-Donnell Contest   Democratic State Chairman Predicts Victory In Senate Race by 100,000 Margin; Republican Leader Also Optimistic: Other Issues at Stake

‘Silent Vote’ Figures In Senatorial Battle   Big Guns of Campaign Fired Last Shots Saturday Night for Hennings-Donnell Race

Bo'h Parties See Victory in Hol Senalorial Race   Democrats Predict Hennings Majority of 100,000; G. O. P. Claim Is General.

Woman Apparently Dead Several Minutes Lives. And So Does Her. Infant

WOMAN, APPARENTLY DEAD 7 ‘MINUTES, RECOVERING; BABY BORN IN INTERVAL IS WELL

"Pure Moonshine Educator Says of Spying Charges      McCarthy’ 's Case Will _ Fall Flat. AP Assured by Owen Lotimore.

‘Moonshine , Says Man Named By McCarthy   Senator's Spy . Charge Temed  ‘Pure Moonshine’

House Ready to Vote President Broad Powers   Senate Works on Method To Put in Price-Wage Rationing Controls

---- Washington  Ready To Set Controls th Nation’s Economic Life

Truman Raps ‘Alarm Clock’ Pay-Price Bill   Warns Controls Set 5 Pct. Over Present Levels Would Prove Inflation Stimulus

Roll Call Vote on Controls Coming Today   Truman Says Bill Just Invites Rise in Prices

Wage-Pricing Bill Gets House Okeh   Truman Denounces Automatic Freeze Tied to Living Cost

House Approves Automatic Curbs for Prices, Pay   ’Alarm’ Set on 5% Living Costs Rise; Truman Raps Plan

Alarm Clock Curbs OKd In House Vote Are Hit By Truman   President Says Automatic Plan Will Invite a 5%  Rise in Living Prices

‘Alarm Clock’ Controls Rapped By President  Invifatian Ta Priva Rien Ha Save   Invitation To Price Rise, He Says, As House OKs Bill To Halt Inflation

ECONOMIC CURBS BEING PREPARED BY LAWMAKERS   Congress Presses Plans To Control Inflation nd Provide For  Needs Of War In  Korea.

HOUSE SET TO VOTE TRUMAN BROAD POWER   ; Only Question Seems To Be the Form Presiden. tial Authority Will Take   ECONOMIC MEASURE

HOUSE APPROVES. AUTOMATIC WAGE, PRICE CONTROL   Curbs Would Take Effect If Living Costs Rose 5 Per Cent — Truman Condemns Plan.   PROPOSAL ON LABOR  DISPUTES DEFEATED   Lawmakers Vote Against Giving President Powers to Handle Rows Affecting National Defense.

Automatic Controls  Approved By House  But President Condemns Pla As Invitation

House Okays Automatic Control Plan   Truman Says It Is Invitation To Raise Prices 5 Per Cent

House Nearly Set To Grant Curb Powers   Expected to Give Truman Powers To Curb Inflation, Provide War Needs

‘AUTOMATIC CONTROL PLAN   Truman Blasts Price, Pay Curb System As Inviting Cost Hike

Vote Due Friday On Broad Powers For White House   Two Broad Choices Confront House in Outlining Presidential Grant of Authority

Details Remain To Be Worked Out  House Expected To Okay Bill  Givine Truman Control Powers

President Hits Automatic Price-VW age Controls Bill Ohaved Tentatively By House

HOUSE OKAYS AUTOMATIC CONTROL PLAN   Truman Blasts Price Pay Curb System As Inviting Cost Hike

Truman Dislikes HousePassed Alarm Clock Plan  Automatic Price Control

House To Vote President Powers; Senate Plans Price- Wage- Rationing Control If Costs Continue To Rise

House Passes ‘Control Plan   President Says ‘Alarm Clock’ System. Invites Rising Prices

House Ready To Vote Truman Broad Powers   Across-The-Board Controls Demand Mounts On Bill

For Wartime Controls Over Economic Life   Senate Works on Au: tomatic. Device tc Invoke Curbs

Rationing, Wage Checks Held Cerfain   Year in Jail, $10,000 Fine for Hoarders Indicated

Legislators Rush Action On Controls   Vote Test Due Toda} On Two Approaches To Setting Up Curbs

House Okays Today Truman Control Of All Phases of U. S. Economic Life   Automatic Device for invoking Price-Wage Reaulatian Now Being Worked Out

Act Designed To Stop Cost Hikes Probed   Price Wage Controls : Would Automatically: Start At Set Point

PAY-RATIONING BILL SPEEDED THROUGH HOUSE   President Opposes Automatic Plan For Controls

\utomatic System Is No Satisfactory To  President   >LAN WOULD INVITE INCREASES, HE SAYS

Alarm Clack Alatini LIVURA  Control Wins House Vote   Truman Sees it As invitation To Raise Prices Five Per Cent

House Votes ‘Alarm Cloek Controls   Would Take Effect If Prices Go 5 Pc. Above June 15.

Chinese Reds Mass For New Offensive   540,000 Enemy Troops Poised For 2nd South Korea Invacion

540,000 Enemy Troops Poised for Assault on ‘South Korean Capital

Expect Chinese Armies To Begin Push During Christmas Full Moon   540,000 Communist Troops Are Pouring Toward Seoul Lines; Tests Of Strength Being Made

Red Offensive In South Korea Is Imminent   Four More Chinese. Armies Are Reported Moving Against Seoul

China Moving 4 More Armies Into Korea   Reds Also Massing 38 Miles From Seoul for Big Push

— OFFENSIVE — 540,000 Reds Set For Action      SPEARHEADS SPAR WITH GIs

Search For 5 Members of B-36 Crew   Hunt Is Being Made, On Ground And By Planes

ATTACK IS MADE ON SEGREGATION   Solicitor General: Asks Supreme Court To Forbid “Separate But Equal” ‘Fa. cilities  -_

Reason for Enemy's Troop Shift in Doubt;  Gen. Collins and Adm  Sherman Visit Korea   Army Lacks Knowledge Of Gen. Dean’‘s Fate

The Sacred And Secular Church Council Urged To Take Active Part In World Events

CHURCHES TOLD TO PARTICIPATE   Must Assume Role In World Affairs, New Coun cil Informed

PERMANENT U.N. FORGE S URGED   35,000-Group In U.S. Wants American Armed Force To Stand Ready

U. N. Request 1). Ss. Troops Be Kept Available   Anxious They Be Ready To Act As  A Police Force

Auto Hits Pole, Rolls 300 Feet   Edward Herndon, 37, Of Cleveland, Loses Life In Grisly Accident Short Distance Brom Fay  ette City,   CRASH SENDS OTHERS TO C-M HOSPITAL

Man Is Killed, I]-Are Injured ~ n Car Mishap:   Motor Accidents Take Another Big Toll In The District

DEDNASEK FOUND “NOT GUILTY” OF MURDERING GO-EL   lowa University Studen: Freed OF Blame For Girl’s Death

Deliberations Of Jury Last Eleven Hours  Defense Claimed Death Of College Girl Accidental

Bednasek and Attorney Sob After Verdict   Four Women, Eight Men Deliberate About Eleven Hours

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   lowa University Senior Acaquitted of Murder Charge

Bednasek Acquitted of Murder   Innocent of Charge . He Strangled His’ (Co-Ed Sweetheart

JURORS VOTED FREEDOM FOR OWA SENIOR   Death Of Co-Ed  In Rooming House “Piulecd Arrinantal

U.N. Forces Press Pursuit Of Remnants   Smali Pockets Holding Out in Various Sectors

Pilot and Plane Vanish at Montana Line   Parmar Ralaracda   Former Belgrade Flyer Missing on Idaho Flight

Eisenhower May Be Head of Planners For Pact Nations  Foreign Ministers to Set Up High-Level Group to Fight Reds

WARTHUR PLANE REACHES KOREA   GENERAL EXPECTS TO RKREMAIN AT LEAST TWO DAYS TO SEE SITUATION.

Korea Rounds Up Suspected Reds  Held as Traitors,   War Criminals

South Koreans Nab 8458 In Red Mop-Up  But 3,000 Released After Quizzing In Hunt For Commies

TRUMAN UNDER CLOSER WATCH   Safety Precautions Never Greater Even During Wartime

Precautions Extended To  (Guard Truman   Tighter Regulations Set Up Following Assassination Attempt

TRUMAN SECURITY STEPS ARE TAKEN   ‘Associates Say President Is Cooperative. 

Precautions For President's Safety Are Now Tighter Than Any Time in the Past

Tighter Guard For Truman  Protection Made More Secure From Dangers

 International Roundup   America Rejects Hungary s Demand To Reduce Embassy

Kidnaper's Brair Found Impaired  Woman Doctor !s Free Under Bond

Re p. Withrow Third District G OP Winner   Ekes Out Victory; Other Congressional Race Results Are Listed

U. S. Chamber Calls On Congress To Cut Spending 6 Billion   Sales Tax Sugedsted

Cut In Hon-Military Spending Proposed   U. §. Chamber And Busi. nessmen Fighting Excess Profits Tax

Cut Advised In Spending Before Tax On Profits  Commerce Chamhe:   Commerce Chamber Opposed To Plan For Excess Levy

CHAMBER ASKS $6 BILLION CUT IN U.S, BUDGE]   Non - Military Spending Slash Urged Before Excess Profits Levy

Before Tax Bill Considered—  C of C Asks Congress to CutNon-MilitarySpending

U.S. Chambe) Opposes Tax On Profits  Calls for Slash In Spending Before  Fixing Excess Levy

Chamber Calls For Cut In Spending Before New Taxes   “GIVES ALTERNATES TO PROPOSED EXCESS PROFITS TAX TO RAISE $4,000,000,000

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Calls for Cut On Spending For Non-Military Purposes

C. Of C, Asks Federal Cut In Spending   Chamber Calls Ou Congress To Make Six Billion Slash

CUT IN FEDERAL COST DEMANDED   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Asks Congress To Reduce Non-Military Expenditures Sharnie.

Cut In Non-Military Spending Is Demanded Before Excess Profits Levy

C. Of C. Asks  Nonmilitary  Spending Cut   Chamber Rips Proposal For 75 Percent Excess Profits Tax; Says Workable Plan Impossible

C. of C. Blasts Truman's Excess Profits Proposal   Group Asks Congress To Cut Spending for Non-Military Purposes

C. Of C. Fights Plan To Tax Excess Profits   Would Cut Spending On Non-Military Work First

C. of C. Hits ‘Tax Proposal   Cut Spending First, Government Advised

Chamber Asks Spending Cut, Not Profit Tax  Business Wheels Its Biggest Guns Into  =—s« Weaartnge Qn Tax Pla

Calls For Six Billions Cut On Spending   Sought Before an Exeess Profits Tax On Corporations

Chamber Of Commerce Asks Spending Cut  Asks Six Billion   Asks Six Billion Slash Before Excess Profits Tax

Chamber Seeks Spending Slash Before Revenue   Wants Expenses Cut By $6 Billion Before  ‘Taxing Excise Profit:

US Chamber Rips at Tax   Spokesman Says Non-_ War Spending Should‘ Re Cut $6 Billion First

Urge $6 Billion Cut In Federal Spending  C. of C. Asks Economy On Non-Defense Items

Chamber of Commerce Asks Slash in Nonmilitary Spending Before Tax Hike

$6,090,000, 000 CUT IN NON-MILITARY SPENDING URGED   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Proposes Reduction to Help Finance Big Defense Program.   ASSAILS TRUMAN’S PROFITS TAX PLAN   Spokesman Declares There Is No Justification for 75 Pct. Levy Suggested by Snyder.

CALL FOR NEW SPENDING CUT   U.S. Chamber of Commerce Rips Pres, Truman’s  Profits Tax Plan

C. of C. Lashes Profit Tax, Asks Cut in Spending   Chamber Spokesman Demands Slash in Non-Military Costs

Home Spending Cuts Demanded   Congress Asked to Slash Non- Military Badzet

Spending Cut For Non-Deiense Use Is Asked  Business Wheels Bigges: rt - A . >», SS! ), =~   Business Wheels Biggest Guns into Excess Tax Proposal Heaiings

Reduce Non- Military Spending Before Hiking fanaa C.Of C. Demands

C. OF C, Urges kxpense C ete Before Taxes   Asks $6 Billion Savings In. stead Of Excessive Profits Levy

Business Hits Excess Profif Levy Proposal  United States C-C Presents Ideas To Calane At Haearina

COMBAT FORCES TO GET SIXTY PER CENT HIKE   Adm. Forrest P. Sherman Tells House Committee Marines To Get 57,000 More  én.

60 Percent Hike In Marine Corps Strensth Slated   Navy Is Readying Additional Carriers For Active Service

Americans Threatened By Broad Flanking Movement In Southwest Battle Zone

More Marines” fo Be Called Up      _Navy to Ready 2 "Aircraft Caries

60 Per Cent Boost In Battle Strength Of Marines Due   Sources in Congress Add Navy Readying At Least 2 Carriers

Navy Prepares More Carriers In War Crisis  Lf nw wmatbann Eel dtinn   Committee Holding Hearings To Study U. §. Prenaredness

PLAN TO HIKE SIZE OF MARINE CORPS   — Fighting Strength Will Be nereased 60 Per Cent

Navy Planning Big Boost in Marine Corps   At Least Two Aircraft Carriers Are Being -Readied for Service

Navy Reveals Plans to Hike  Fishting Force   Two, Possibly Three Mort Aircraft Carriers Being Readied

Immediate Increase in Marine Corps’ Fighting Streneth Is Planned

8,000 Passengers Evacuated After Subway Train Stalls Under River

Colder Weather Visits in Nation   Sunbathers Take to Cov. er Today as Air Becomes Chilly,

Mercury Hits Skids In East   North Dakota City Reports It Is 41 ‘ Below Zero Today

M’ARTHUR EXPECTED TO WARN TRUMAN   Holds Belief Reds Will Strike at Some Other Point in Asia Untiess Headed Off.

Gen. MacArthur Seen Warning Of -Fresh: Red Strike   Truman Expected’To Héa ~ Of: Possible Move By Commies In Asia ¢

MACARTHUR T0 GIVE TRUMAN FULL BRIEFING   Expected to Warn President of New Asia Attacks

 Bills Unpaid, No Service  Jail Lights Turned off, So Sheriff Uses Extension Cord

Truman May Name GOPs To UN Positions   President Plans To Appoint Republicans To Kev Posts

Allan Shivers Asks “Term of Own” In Announcing For Texas Governor

Soda Strike Led By Kin Of Lewis   Concern Is Shown As Sunply Dwindles

Storm Damage Deductions  * & &  Roof Cave-In Okay, Nof Car Towing

Psychiatrists Testify That Defendant Was Temporarily Insane When He Pumped Bullet Into Brother

Mercy Death Case Given Penn Jurors  . Death Penalty Not Sought in Slaying

Worst Fire Occurs At Rimouski Quebec, Where Flames Destroy ed 350 Buildings, Leave 2,00 Homeless   SEVERAL DEATHS IN HOME FIRE:

Wife Of 25 Years To Follow His Example  Successful Businessman, 50, To Retire To Enter Monastery

LOVE NOT BLIND  Sightless Bride ‘Sees’ Shows Witt Husband's Eyes

Extraordinary Measures ‘Taken By Secret Service to Protect Lives of President Truman, His Wife and Daughter and ° Other High Dignitaries. °   Converse

TERRORISTS BEING SOUGHT eS  FBI Presses Its Probe  Into Assassination Try

Extraordinary Measures Taken By Secret Service to Protect Lives of President Truman, His Wife and Daughter and Other High Dignitaries.

Loyalty Files Are Subpoenaed By Probe Head   Sen. Tydings Not Sure Subpoenaes Can Be Enforced

Bleating Like Lamb, Claims Security Chief   Fails To Repeat Charges Against Lattimore, Attacks Jessup Anew

State Department Official Asserts Talk “Retraction”   Far Eastern Expert Says Senator “Knew Setter Than To Make Charges In An Unprivi Speech”. And Save He “Again Weasled.

State Department Says Charges Of Senator McCarthy Now Sound Like “Bleating of Lamb”

‘Bleats Like Lamb,’ State Dept. Claims  McCarthy Softens Charges In Talk

In Public Speech, McCarth Fails to. Reveat ‘Allezations   Objects of Attacks Say I Is Practically. A Retraction

New Lashing Is Given Lattimore Jessup, Service   Wisconsin Senator Omits ‘Communist Spy’ Charges Says Mystery Witnesses Will Back Accusations

To Rap Official   Accused Red Says Solon’s Speech Was Eaual To Retraction

Senator Fails To Make Usual  pha eas Came Te   Retraction Seen By Lattimore As Solon ‘Bleats Like Lamb’

Spy Charges Are Softened By McCarthy   Senator, Speaking Outside Of Senate, “‘Meak As Lamb’

Far Eastern Expert States Speech In New Jersey Is ‘Retraction’   Senator Skips Over Some Accusations   Knew Better Than To Repeat Communism Taunt, Says Former Adviser

But Senate Charges Go Unrepeated   State Department Says He’s ‘Bleating Like a Lamb’

PULLS PUNCHES ON RED CHARGE   Senator McCarthy Softens His Attack on Lattimore in N. J. Speech

McCarthy Speech Not So Specific   Softens Charges as Made in Senate  On Lattimore and Couple of Others

Senator Omits Specific Charge   Bleating Like Lamb Claims State Dept.

NEN, MPCARTHY SOFTENS CHARGES IN PUBLIC SPEECH   New Attack on State Department Omits Accusations of Spying and Communism,   “BLEATS LIKE A LAMB,” PEURIFOY COMMENTS   Lattimore Says Address Amounts to Retractions of Allegations Made Against Him.

McCarthy In New Attacks On Lattimore   Charges Are Softened at Public Speech As State Department Men ..nswer

Sen. McCarthy Makes (Milder Attack   Lattimore Asserts Congressman’‘s Speech Retraction

Immunity Off, Last Charges Watered Down   Lattimore Says Talk Just About Retraction

Not Specific About Spying, Communism   Stete Department Soys He's “Bleating Like a Lamb” When Ho Changes Tune Without Senatorial Immunity

NEW M'CARTHY > SPEECH JEERED   Senator Waives Immunity, Voices New Attack on State Dept.; Speaker Says He ‘Bleats Like Lamb,’ Scores Tactics

Toned Down Talk Made By McCarthy   Speech Termed ‘Retraction’ By Owen Lattimore

DODGES [oallt IN TALK WITH NO IMMUNITY   Charges Against Lattimore and Others Dropped ia Passaic Speech.

Soviet Spy Claim Left Out Of Talk In Capitol   Lattimore Declares Speech Retraction Of Previous Words

:  Senator Tones Down Charge: On Lattimore  McCarthy's Speech Called Retraction;

SENATE’S LION STOPS ROARING   McCarthy Bleats Like Lamb, State Departmen: Official Declares.

Immunity Dropped by McCarthy   Tones Down His Charges; Lattimore, Peurifoy Lach Rack Biterlyv.

Solon Omits Full Charges In New Talk   Tones Down Spying And Red Attacks; Official Cites bmmunity Cloak

Protest at Air Raid On Manchuria Seen Timed to Aid Malik Before UN Council

Chinese Reds Again Charge geese. by U.S  betes Sete 7S, 0m   Timely Propaganda Maneuver Claims Two Points Strafed

Report New Flood Peril On Wabash And Ohio Rivers   New Flood Crests Developing In Illinois And Indiana Areas   STEADY RAINS ARE INCREASING DANGER

Texan Accused Of Trying “Circus Gag” “Cyclone” Davis Rebuffed On Offer To Helo Taft Campaian

Fight Soviet War Our Way. Eaker Urges  Flier Wants UMT, Labor Controls

Says U.S. Must Realize Danger, Prepare fo Fight  General Ur rges Sound Planning, Choice of ~ Maw War ic Faunht

U. S. Against Review Of British Crisis   Dollar Problem Will Not Be Discussed By ‘Big Three’

Acheson Opposes Discussion, Of Dollar Crisis In Britain At Foreign Minister Session

Acheson Bans Dollar Topics   Enough Hot Issues Already on Agenda

'Not Enough Time—Acheson  'British Dollar Crisis Won't Be On London Parley Agenda

66-0 Vote  Sends Arms Bill to House   $10,000,000 Slated for Korea; Recess to Delay Passage

10 Per Cent Tax Increase  Seen by Oct.    George, Doughton Drop Opposition To Stop-Gap Bill

Speed Tax Hike To Defray Cost Of Korean War   Truman Seeks Over $10 Billion; To Up Taxes Ten Percent

Congress Ready To Raise Taxes By 10 Pct. To Provide $10.5 Billions For Korea War

Aggression Termed The Gravest Crime   Proposal Approved — By U. N. Political Action “Committee

AGGRESSION GETS TAG OF GRAVEST CRIME   UN Group Takes  Decisive Action Against 5th Column

Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, Rochester, Leaving Mother Church

Master Crime File Being Drafted Now  Senate Probers to Have Cross-Indexed Files Ta Bevelon Picture

Crime Probe Will Create Master File   Interlocking of Big Operations Will Be Shown

Senate Crime Investigators Compiling Listing Of Every Big-Time Criminal In Underworld Of Gambling, Narcotics And Other Branches

NATION'S CRIME BARONS IN FOR TROUBLE SOON   Senote Probers Completing -File on Big-Time Underwarld Operators

Master File Of Crooks Is Being Readied   Every Known And Suspected Big-Time Operator Being Listed

Solid Front In Fight — On Crime   _U. S. Agencies Work "Together to Build Up ‘Cross Index File On: : Master Criminala

Princeton Man Loses : In ‘Roulette’   Puts Gun to Head and Pulls Trigger Once Too Often.

Teacher Kills Himself While  Playing Game   Friends of Professor Watch as He Refuses to Quit Pulling Trigger

Living Cost Index Boosts GM Wages   Prices Found to Be at Highest Level in About Two Years.

Increase Totals  3 Pct. for Quarter; No Car Price Hikes Planned Now by GM

COST OF LIVING INDEX UP 3 PER CENT SINCE MAY   Federal Bureau Labor Statistics’ Count  Hikes GM Wages

Precautions Intensified In Berlin   Armored Cars, Troops Join With Police In Strategic Positions

200,000 YOUNG GERMANS JAM BERLIN   West Intensifies . Precau/ tions Against Violence

Preparing For a Red Youth Rally  200,000 Young East Germans Jam Russian Sector of Berlin  WATCH FOR VOLENCE  About 8,000 Allied Troops Are on the Alert  on Area

WESTERN ALLIES PREPARE AGAINST BERLIN VIOLENCT   Communists Crowd Eastern Section’ For Week-End HY suth Rally

Tension Still Mounting As Reds Gather   Youth Rally Watched By Allies For Violence

ALLIED FORCES GUARD AGAINST RED VIOLENCE   Soviet Police Help As 200, 000 Young East Germans Jam Berlin

20,000 Koreans, China War Vets. Called Up for Invasion   Soviet Advisers With Army, Prisoners Say -

Reds Say They Fought in China  Tell Newsmen Soviets   Tell Newsmen Soviets Supplied Arms in May

Korean Vets Called From War in China   Same 20,000 of Them Recalled in Merch for Envasion of 8. Korea

20,000 Vets Of China War Aid Red Cause  Prisoners Also Tell How Russian Arms, Advisers Help North

Korean Invaders Veferan Troops  Soldiers Served ~ With China Reds

Soviet Aides Work With Red Korea   Prisoners Say Russia in May Gave Much Equipment te Army; Tanks Included   20,000 Vets in Line   North Koreans Part of Sino Red Legions, Two Declare

It Wasn’t Raining Rain At All, It Was Raining Hundre d Dollar Bills!

Food For Children Given To Family Cat; Daughter Rescued  Child Is:Starved By Parents

SON STARVES TO DEATH — Young Married Couple Charged With Homicide

Young Couple Is ChargedWithSon’ 6 Starvation Death   Daughter Also Ta Ul-Fed  i: hut Pwo Other Children   Are Not; Father Denies Guilt

New York Couple To Face Homicide Charge In Starvation Death Of Son

ADMIT: NEGLECTING: CHILDREN+ Young C ouple J ailed In  Son’s Starvation Death

PAIR HELD FOR STARVING CHILD   Three-Year-Old Son Dies Five-Year-Old Girl Barely Saved

Parents Jailed In Baby Death  3-Year-Old Son Dies Of Starvation; Other Children Well Treated

Boy, 3, Starves to Death in Home; Sister, 5, Saved: Parents Seized

Ray Sentence Affirmed; Banister Scores Effort Made To Create Sympathy   aeUy £7600; Weks UVa  Couple Arrested For Starving Son

Let Son Starve, Parents in Jail   Sister Saved; Dad Earned $75 Weekly

Young Couple Face Homicide Charges in Starvation Death of Son, 3

Young Couple Charged with Murdering Son   $75-a-Week Salesman And His Wife Starved Two of Their Children

Small Son Ils Starved To Death   Parents Held in Jail Charged With Homicide

Couple Held After Son,  3, Starves   Admit Neglecting Two Children as Others Got Good Care.

U.S. Sends Suff Note To Bulgaria  Diplomatic Break Seen Over Demand

Bulgar Break Seen From Shar (fficial Notes  Treatment Of U. S. Diplomats Is Less Thon ‘Minimum’

BULGARIA WARNED ___,,.. ~ Envoy Ouster Bid Sp Hl US Diplomatic Bre ak

U.S. Warns Bulgarian Government  ee a   Diplomatic Ties Will Be Severed If Heath Removed

BulgariaHanded Warning Expected To Break Off All Diplomatic Relations

McCarthy Wins In First ‘Test’ Of Republicans   Young GOPers Vote Confidence In Tactics Despite Lead Of Senator Smith

'N. Y. Republican ClubsA pprove M’Carthy’s Actions; Repudiate Ives’, Other Senators’ Blast

Republicans in New York Surprise by Endorsement of Sen. McCarthy's Tactics

McCarthy Gains Victory in iTest of Party Sentiment   Convention of N, Y. Republican Clubs Votes to Climb on His Bandwagon

Move To Unify  Korea Daring   UN Leaders Said Willing To Take Risk

Senafe Set for Fight on DP Bill   Yote Scheduled for Wednesday Afternoon

SPECULATE ON WHY REDS COME BACK INTO U. N   Russia to Assume Presidency; Can Exercise Power of Veto.

Opinion Is Divided Over Returr Of Russians to the U. N. Sessions

Other Nations Can’t F igure  Move bv Reds   Mav Be New Step in Cold War. Some Fear

Red Action Puzzles UN Diplomats   Russian Decision To End UN Boycott Brings Much New Speculation   MAY END WAR   Optimists Believe That The Soviet Return May Bring Peace Move

Russia Ends ils Boycott UN Sessions      Powers Puzzled at What Action Implies; Guesses Run Rife on Possible Future Developments

UN Puzzled By End Of Soviet Boycott   Russia Plans To Return To Security Council Tuesday: New-Moves Feared

Method Seen In End fo Red U.N. Boycott  Russian Act May   Russian Act May Indicate She Plans New Military Moves

Soviet Decision to End U.N. Boycott May Bring New Move in ‘Cold War’   Speculation Rife on Meaning of Russian Action With Diplomats Sharply Divided; No One Knows What Moscow May Have In Mind

Russia Will Take U.N Council Helm  Decision To Cease Boycott Puzzling

Russ Decision 'To End Boycot! Puzzles UN   New Cold War Siep, ot Admission of Failure, Diplomats Wander

U. N. Diplomats Divided On Reasons For U.S.S.R. Decision To End Boycott

RUSSIA ENDS BOYCOTT OF U. N. COUNCIL   Chief Delegate Malik Says He Will Take Over Post Of President August Firs?   VETOES ANTICIPATED

Diplomats Divided Sharply in Speculation Over Russians’ Decision to End U.N. Boycott

RUSSIA EDS  N. BOYCOTT   Chief Delegate Malik To Take Over Presidency Auaust    Basie RRSR sesh ‘REASON IS MYSTERY

Red About-Face ls Puzzler for U.N. Diplomats   Envoys Speculate on Motives Behind the. New Soviet Move

 Nobody Knows The Correct Answer  UN Diplomats ‘Swap Opinions  On USSR Action   Return To Security Council Pramnte Ontimicm and Pessimism

Russia Ends United Nations Boycott; Diplomats Divided On Reason for Latest Move   Question May be Answered Tuesday When Russions Return Chief Delegate to Take Over Security Council Presidency

Red Boycott Of Council Called Off   Officials Divided Over Reasons for Soviet Action

Russia Breaks  Boycott of UN   Diplomats Divided On Reason for Return —Byrnes Optimistic

UN. Divided on Return of Russia   Some Delegates Fear New Blast, Walkout; Others More Hopeful

Russian U.N. Move Divides Diplomats   Speculation Rife on Reasons For Soviet Return To Council

Prairies" Covered By Snow   Spring’s Delayed Entry Continues To Cool Nation

SCHOOL TO OPEN FEB. 13Tt   Advance Given by FBI Lecturers and Others

Ferguson Sees Bitter Campaign Rest Of Way   Candidates Renew Attacks After Week End Lull

Bitter Fight In The Defense Of Pohang   Surprise Atlack On Flaming Port City From Reds

Americans right Strong To Keep Reds From Port   Two Red Regiments Invade Pohang Area To Capture Airfield

U.S. Base Fighting For Life Against Red Envelopment   Southern Korean Line Wilts as Surprise Attack Under Way

Even Colonels Carrying Rifles—  American Air Base Fighting F or Life After Sudden Development By Enem)

Boyle Describes American-Red Korean Battle for Vital Air Base at Pohang

Pohang Airbase Fights for Life  Against Surprise Red Thrust Artillery Within Range of Field; U. S. Planes Strafe Guerrillas Only 1/2 Miles Away

Permanent Arms Boost  Requested   Johnson Warns Of Slow Progress In Korean Fighting

BELGIAN STRIKE TURNS TO RIOT   Enemies Of King Leopold Parade In Brussels, Stone Street Cars “And Smash Windows.

Spaak Warns of Trouble Ahead  Unionists Strike in’ Protest to Leopold

19,000 Belgians Parade in Wrath Against Leopold   Strikebreakers and Streetcars Stoned By Socialist Worker:

Belgians Vent W rath Against Calling King   15,000 Parade In Strike And Stone Street Cars

Anti-Leopold Riots Flaring   15,000 Denionstrate: Street Cars Wrecked

ARREST MAIL THIEVES  Charged With Thef! at Kineaid     Two Couples  Leoam 

ARREST MAIL THIEVES  J Two Couples Charged With Theft From Train at Kincaid

ReporiDueloday On Phone Strike   Talks Were Ended With ‘No Progress,’ Spokesman Says

123 PLACES RAIDED BY STATE COPS   Highway Troopers, 125 Strong, Swoop Down on Macon and Logan Counties at Night.   BIGGEST GAMBLING RAID OF SERIES   Confiscate 154 Gambling Devices in Taverns, Filling Stations and Cafes in Decatur Area.

Knock Off 179 Slot Machines Other Devices  Boosts Haul Over. The 1,000 Mark!

Catholics Rejoice: 500,000 Throng St. Peter’s As Pius Reads Papal Bull

Spectacular Ceremony In Vatican   Great Multitude Hears Pope Proclaim New Dogma.

167 of the Lawmakers Up for Re-election This Year; Will Try to Make Every Word and Vote Count.

Congress Reopens Today With Both Sides Eyeing Next Fall’s Vote Race   Democratic Leaders Voice ‘Go Slow’ Advice On Re pealing Excise Taxes; Republicans Aim Body Blows At Truman ‘Fair Deal’ Plan

Demo Leader Asks Caution In Tax Repeat  Solons Facing Vote Aran Caccian Todav

CAUTIONINTAX REPEAL URCED BY SEN. LUCAS      [Democratic Chieftain  Warns Fight Planned  For Civil Rights _

Congress Reopens For New Battles   Both Sides Jockey For Position In Autumn Campaign; Lucas Leads With Tax Advice

LUCAS OPPOSED 10 HASTY SLASH IN EXCISE TAXES   Senator Says Congress Should Take No Action Until It Sees Truman’s Revenue Program.   CONGRESS TO OPEN ITS SESSION TODAY   Martin Declares G. 0. P. Will Fight Much of President's Program, Including Federal Spending.

Congress Meets Today; Political Fray Shapes Up   Truman’s Message Wednesday to Signal Start on Election-Year Battle Over  ‘Fair Deal’ Program and Federal Taxes; Lucas Hints Excise Repeal May Wait

Tax, Civil Rights Issues Face Solons 8Ist Congress Opens Final Session Today

Democrats, GOP Move Cautiously While Seeking Election Year Opening

Congress Chiefs Set for Session Each Side Spars for Opening   Each Side Spars for Opening _ As Tax, Spending Ficht Due

Leaders Wary As Congress Ready For New Session Party Heads ‘ Seek To Land Political Blow

Congress Set To Begin New Session Today   Leaders of Both Sides Jockeying for Position In Coming Campaigns

467 UP FOR RE-ELECTION Lawmakers Spar Cautiously As Congress Session Starts

Reopening Of Congress Dominated  By Polities   Both Parties To Jockey for Position in Fall Campaion

FIVE B-36 CREW MEMBERS HUNTED ON COASTAL ISLE   Searching Parties, Spurred by Reports of Shouts and Shots, Push Through Woods.   TWELVE WHO SURVIVED) CRASH ARE RESCUED   Harrowing Story of Cold and Prowling Wild Animals Told by Those Saved.

5 Still Sought After Bomber's Crash in North  Report. All Safe Proves False os ‘Hunt Continues

REPORTS SPUR  SEARCH FOR 5 IN B-36 CRASH   Shouts, Shots Heard; 12 of 17 On Board  Accounted For

All 17 Safe Is Proven  To Be False  Rescue Groups Account For 12 Of Missing

Rescuers Push Search for 5 Of B-36 Crew   12th Man Found by Party: Shots, Shouts Arouse Hines fake fhthsxe

9 Still Missing From Plane Lost Over Wild island   Shots Inland Being: Traced; One Man Is Found Wear Beach

Five B-36 Crash Victims Reported Still Missing.   Searching Parties Hunt Through Wood: Of Coastal Island

Dever Promises None To Hunger Despite Impasse   Republican. Leader Places Blame. On Democrats For Spendthrift Tactics

Nobody Will Go Hungry -- Dever   Governor Says Inmates of State Institu tions Will Eat "Despite Republican - Obstructionist Efforts" to Biggs His  Budaet.   DENIES PAYLESS PAYDAYS

Claim 100,000 Guare And Reservists May Be Called Up Soon  One Report Says Navy Wants 150,000 From Reserves, Army 56,000

Wer Demands Guardsmen, Reservists   Expect At Least 100,000 To Be Called For Active Duty To Rein force Korean Front.

100.000 Reserves, Guards Facing Call, Reports Say   But Defense Heads Declare Mobilization Issue Not  Yet Decided Although Studies Pushed

Only Portion Of Troops Will Be Mobilized   Officials Study ; Manpower Problems

New Draft Quota Seen In August   100,000 Reservists, National Guard Reported Facina Mobilization Shortly

Head-On Crash Fatal to Five  Arizona Hospital Workers Die, 4 Hurt

Would Take 246,000 Men To Carry 41 Billion, Amount United States Spends Each Year

ANOTHER BABY   Niue-Day-Old Premature Baby Vanishes from Incubator in Linco'n Hospital in the Bronx — Authorities Baffled by Hospital Case.

POLICE HUNT ANOTHER BABY   Nine-Day-Old Premature Baby Vanishes from Incubator in Linco'n Hospital in the Bronx — Authorities Baffled by Hospitat Case.

French Planes Blast Red Drive   Rebel Troops Hit  In Attempt to Halt Vietminh Offensive

ALY WILL NOT GIVE UP TRIESTE, SFORZA DECLARES   Foreign Minister. Renew: Offer To Settle Dispute With The

Italy Revives Trieste Claim   Sforza Warns Allies Not To Favor Slavs

Italy Won't Drop Claim On Trieste   Italians Fear West May eBreak Pledge to Give Territory to Them

Italy Warns She Won’t Quit  Trieste Claim   Foreign Minister Sforza Warns Of Country’s Fears

Foreign Minister Warns italy Wilt Not Gire Up "Ite Claims to Trieste

House OK's Security Bill   Accept Compromise Giving Power To Court Not Labor

Compromise On Social  Security   House Approves 347 to One an Expansion Plan

House Votes Final Approval To Measure Expanding U. $. Social Security Setup  Effort to Knock Out One Section Of Bill Beaten by Three Votes

House Approves Expansion of Social Security   Bill to Exteend Coverage and Increase Benefits Now Goes to Senate.

New Orders For Rockets,  Jeeps Given   Seven Motor Companies Now Working On Material For Defense

Get Orders for: Tanks, Planes, Other Equipment   Cut Back Car, Truck Output For Civilian Use

UN Assembly To Stand By  Korea Crisis Expected To fle Taken Up Soo

U.N. Assembly Will Stay On   instead of Scattering for Months, Because of Koroan, Other Workd Problems

Assembly to Stand by During Winter  Secret Huddles Mark Efforts for Settlement

Assembly To Stay In Session   Lie Huddles Witk Chinese Aide; Ne Move Announced

UN Assembly To ‘Stand by’  On Emergency   Secret Huddles Punctuate Day—Korean Crisis to Come up During Week

Secret Talks Held In UN   . Red Chinese Confer With Seeretary Lie

UN Assembly To Bypass  Normal Winter Vacation   —_ PoE PLAN WHICH WAS SAID

AKRON MAN WEDS ELK POINT GIRL. ON MONDAY, MAY 8   Miss Elizabeth Benjamin And John G. Gale Take Vows At Elk Point

U.S. Will Rela Arms for South Korea  een tét meme   Munitions Will Go to Defenders From MacArthur

U.S. Will Rela Arms for South Korea   Munitions Will Go to Defenders From MacArthur

GRANT LETTERS IN  SEVERAL ESTATES   Letters In Estate of C. ~ Thomas Hoffman Issued To Dorothy Y. Hoffman  Fe £6O* OS OS ,-— 4 eae 208 22° oe

Shivers and March  Political Brawl Over Free Texas Radio Time Develops

Top Interest Rate Qn Mortgages By FHA Is Reduced   One-Quarter of A Per Cen Slash Announced After Housing Bill Is Signed

INTEREST IS SLASHED FOR FHAMORTGAGES   Announcement Is Made After Signing Of Expansion Bill

Interest Rate Cut By FHA On Mortgages  - 4Y, PC. On Liens Filed After Monday

Everybody Is Against It  Old Romb Gets East-West Together in Berlin

EAST, WEST AGREE  Hot Bomb Takes Spotlight From Berlin’s Cold War

Yanks Forced Back To New Positions; Enemy Also Strikes Near Seoul

China Hordes Drive Nearer To Hungnam   Foe Reported Under Orders to Destroy 10th Corps Defenders

Red Assault At Hamhung Driven Back   C avalrymen Fight us . Jet Planes   Enemy Opens New Attack 50 Miles From Seoul On Central Front

Troops Aircraft Renorted to Kill 1,000 Communists      Reds Open New Assault Within 50 Miles of Seoul

GI Defenders Kili 1000 Reds Chinese Explode.New Assault Near Seou/

STARTS TOWARD SEOUL BY REDS   Over 1000 Reds Said Killed in Daylong Attack

—REPULSED— 1,000 Die In Stab at. Beachhead   NEW ATTACK NEAR SEOUL

1000 Chinese Reds Killed During Battle   Two American  Platoons Are Cut Off but Fight On

Enemy Also Attacks 50 Miles From Seoul   Reds Beaten Off in Blazing Action in Hamhung Sector; Two American Platoons Cut Off by Chinese Advance.

At Least 1000 Chinese Reds. Are Kalled   —Enemy—Begins New" Assault: Within 50 Miles of Seoul

American Thoops And Planes Kill At Least 1,000 Chinese; Other Enemy Forces Explode New Assault Near Seoul   MIXTURE OF MODERN, ANCIENT WARFARE

Huge Battle Is Raging At UN Beachhead   Foemy Forces Also Explode New Assault 30 Miles From: Seoul

Kill at Least 1,000 of 2,500 Fanatical Reds Fighting in Mixture of Ancient, Modern War, Enemy Attack Launched 50 Miles From Seoul

Reds’ Attack OnBeachhead Is Repulsed   At Least 1,000 Communists Are Killed In Action

TWO CHILDREN FREEZE 10 DEATH   BOY AND GIRL PERISH IN BLIZZARD AFTER CAR GOES OFF ROAD,

Union Challenges Court's Right to Act in Strike   Says Deere Labor Dispute Covered ‘By Federal Law

Union Disputes  Power of Court  CiO in Des Moines Asks More Information

Marines Make Good Progress  In Fighting Way To Seaport  Through Encircling Chinese Fresh Large Enemy Force Moving In  To Prevent Breakthrough Column From Reaching Safety At Hunenam

Heart Attack Fatal Former Oklahoma U.S. Senator Moore   Tulsan Who Served State in Upper House Dies Saturday; Was One of Oklahoma’s Leading Republicans

Oklahoman Ed. H. Moore Died Yesterday   Democrat Who Turned To Republican Party Would Have Been 79 Soon

Southern Force Reportedly Plunges Into Invader Area  MacArthur Ultimatum   MacArthur Ultimatum Is Addressed to Kim II Sung

United Nations Commander  Demands North Koreans Surrender Immediately  SOUTH KOREANS CROSS LINE?  Premier of Communist China Charges That the US Is Aggressor, Wares Chinese Won’t Tolerate Invasion

UN ‘CIC’ Makes No Reference lo Parallel  ae ge ea   UN Commander Orders Reds To Lay Down Arms, Release Prisoners

Temperatures’   M'Arthur Demands Foe Quit or Be Killed; U.S. Called Aggressor

South Korea Troops Pass Boundary  Chinese Premier   Chinese Premier Hurls Defiance At ‘Imperialism’

Chinese Reds Warn They Will Not Tolerate “Invasion”   General MacArthur Cails on Communists To Surrender or Face Destruction

UNCONDITIONALLY  Republic Forces Forces Reported Already In North Korean Territory  CHINA REDS HINT THEY’LL HELP KOREAN COMMUNISTS

Intervention In War   General Calls For Immediate Release Of UN Prisoners Held By Communists

Southern Force Reportedly Plunges  Into Invader Area  MacArthur Ultimatum Is Addressed to

Allied Forces Reported Past 38th Parallel   Chinese ‘Wort Tolerate’ Invasion of N. Korea, Premier Acserts

South Koreans Plunge Beyond 38th Parallel  _ Red China Warns:  - Against ‘Invasion’

Effective in AllofKorea   Indicates May Cross 33th Parallel if Necesary; Forces Massing: At Line

Report South Lroops Have Crossed Parallel   Red China’s Premier Warns He Will No Tolerate Invasion Of Neighbors

Gigantic Ship Is Once Again Pride Of Fleet   Battlewagon Yields To Tugs, Tide, Wind And Winches

Writer Tells Of Freeing Of “Mo”   Voice From The Battle. ship Had Proud And Happy Ring.

Local -lemperature   Wm. G. Helis Sr. Passes  Death Claims “Golden Greek”

Steve Earl y Resigns Post With Defense   Deputy Secretary Of Defense Going To Pullman; No Word On Johnson

Paper Walkout Peace Looming   Pittsburgh Unions Vote On Proposal

Pittsburgh Paper Strike Apparently Near Settlement   Two Unions Vote Today On Offer by Three Publishers

Gambler Admits Operations on Extensive Scale   Costello Tells Senate Probers Of Activities

Costello Admits He Probably Ha Violated Law  DeniestoSenate __   Denies to Senate Group He is Part of Gambling Syndicate

COSTELLO TELLS PROBERS HE'S NOT UP ON. GAMBLING   New Yorker Soys He Was Once A Batting “Commissianer’sAt Roce Tracks

Costello Denies: Part in V. 8. Gambling Network  “1, til. ef   Frank Castello

COSTELLO AT SENATE PROBE ON GAMBLING  New York Operator   New York Operator  Refuses Certain Data on Constitutional Grounds.

Solons Hear Gaming King Testify   Say's He's Now Practically Retired

First Cavalry Also Repulses Yongdong Push   New American Unit Springs Surprise Drive in Southwest

PUSAN 70 MILES AWAY  Fresh US. ‘Troops Halt Ko-Red Southern Drive

Nin Red Drives On Southwest, Central Fronts   Report Recapture Of Hadong; Enemy May Strike Sanwon

Charge Into Action in S. W. Korea With Surprise Attack   New U. 5. Forces Reported to Have Recaptured Hadong, Vital Road Center

Counter-Attack  By U.S. Forces Proves Surprise  Communist Drive Toward Pusan Is Reported As Halted

Halt Eastward Drive of Reds Toward Pusan   Retake Hadong, Stop Tank-Led Assault, inflict Heavy Losses

Mrs. Alma Rohde, Back From Their   Much More Hopeful Attitude Among People

‘Second One Is Different... . Marine Reservists  Grimly View Wars

HE RAATHIUAL CITY    Reservists Have Grim Little Gripe Among Themselves  i Some Marines Want Limit on Wars Man Has to Fight

How Many Wars Does A Man Fight? .  Marines No Longer Gung Ho’ Fighters

No Hell-for-Leather in Korea  World War II Heroics Missing as Reservists Unleash New Gripes

Absenteeism Big Problem In British Mines  Lack of Incentive Biecd.. Gantne Mo ..t

Absenteeism, Apparent’ Lack’ of Incentivé Trouble With: : ‘Government Operated: Mines °

CHICAGO MAN CRASHES TRAIN   Man Was Alone at Time of Accident — Victim Hovers Between Consciousness and Uncensclousness — Last Rites Administered.

Evangelist Tells Capacity Revival Audience Of Life In Gypsy Camp, Describes How Tribe Became Converted To Christianity In Britain

What Man Must Do To Be Saved Is Dependent Upon Individual, Rev. Gipsy Smith Declares To Large Crowd Attending Evangelist Service

Seeks To Recover Taxes on a Gift   Kansan Sues US for $9,312 Paid on Wheat Given to ‘Freedom Train’

SPILLWAY SOON 10 BE CLOSED   Water Down Enough Tx Make Floodway No Longer Necessary

Labor's Slim Lead May Spell New Elections   British Labor Leaders To Continue To ‘Govern

IS HE BEHIND IRON CURTAIN?  2 enn NPA ae Nyaa NNER  British Atomic Expert ‘Missind’

British Not Alarmed Over Disappearance Of Atomic Scientist   Atom Expert Disappears-on Scheduled Trip to Moscow But Ministry Not Perturbed

International Mystery Develops as British Atom Scientist Believed En Route to Moscov

Atomic Expert  Still Missing Mystery Surrounds Scientist's Location

PSN TERINATIYINAL MPOPERT  British Atom Scientist May Be Russia-Bound

British Atom Scientist Disappears   What Became of Him or Reaching Finland Is Stranae Mvsterv.

Democrats Favored To Keep Reins   Signs Indicate Some Surprises In Election Today

SURPRISES ARE EXPECTED  32 States Ballot Today On Members Of Coneress

Forty Million Pick Congress, 32 Governors   Surprises Possible Due To Independent Balloting In U. S.

New Congress And Governors Being Elected  Some Spectacular Surprises Likely In Day’s Elections

SKELETONS FOUND IN BALTIMORE HOME    Police Attempting To Selve Mystery Of Deaths” 23 ‘Years Aro

Skeletons Found in Fireplace   Police Now Add Suicide to 25-Year-Old Mystery.

BAPTIST SCHOOL ISSUE REOPENED   Separation Of School Of Medicine And Hospital From State Convention Is Possibility.

Eighth Army Headquarters Calls Communist Drive “A General Attack”—-Second And 25th U.S.  Divisione Bear Brunt OF Latest Drivec

Flaming Battle Covers River Reds Deliver Heaviest Punches - a Ganand %th Thiwicions  ?wainc

Tanks Spearhead  Invaders Desperate Bid To Take Pusan   Initial Gains Of Mile Or More At Several Points Are Made By North Koreans At Heavy Loss In Men And Tanks; Town Is Surrounded

General Attack Thrown Along 47-Mile Front To Gain Allied Supply Port

Less Than One Week's Coal Supply   55,000 Industrial, Railroad Workers Idled by Walkout

Chief Executive to Retire at End of Present Term   Must Take Long Rest on Doctor's Order; Race Wide Open

Allied Forces Pushed Back to 38th Parallel; Tenth Corps Is Stillin Area But Surrounded

Some Units OF UN Army Still Held In Traps  Korean Civilians   Korean Civilians Are Reported To Be In Near Panic

Only 10th Corps At Hamhung Above 38th Parallel   8th Army Takes Positions Along North-South Line

Some Units Of UN Army Still Held In Traps  Korean Civilians Are Reported Ta Belin Near Panic

Second Massed Attack Of Red Horde Awaited  Chinese Won’t Stop At 38th Parallel

Tenth Corps Blocked In On Hamhung Plain; Scant Word On Other Units

PARALLEL 3   In Northeast, Surroun 10th Corps Huddles       Ready for Evacuation      KOREAN CIVILIANS  ae: FLEEING IN PANIC            Whole Villages on: ‘Mov to Escape. Reds; “17th Regiment Falling. Bae From Border. .

TRUDP MVE NOT REVEALED FOR SECURITY   Two Mongolian Divisions On Way to Reinforce Chinese Army.

Bulk of Eighth Army ls Below 38th Parallel   Fleet Is: Standing By To Evacuate What ~ Is Left of 10th Corps

YANKS NOW AT 38TH PARALLEL   Most Of Tenth Corps Is Huddled In Northeast Coastal Plain Area

Most of Forces Pulled Back fo 38th Parallel   Bulk of Tenth Corps Awaits Evacuation At Port of Hungnam

Eighth Army Withdraws To Parallel 38 Boundary   10TH CORPS HUDDLES ON NHAMHUNG PLAIN; MOVEMENT OF ONi. REGIMENT UNKNOWN

Bulk Of Eighth Army Is Pulled Back To 38th   Secrecy Shrouds Movements Of U. S  And Korean Forces

Bulk of Eighth Army Retreats To Parallel 38   Tenth Corps Sets Up Detense Box Around Hamhung

North Korea Given Up To Chinese Reds   Bulk Of U. S, Forces In West Withdrawn To Former Frontier

8th Army Is South Of 38th Parallel   Most Of U. S. 10th Corps Huddled On Hamhung Coastal Plain; Surrounded By Reds But Ready For Escape By Sea

; Retreat to Parallel 38—  U. N. Forces Give Up Most of North Korea   Near Panic Among Civilians As Red Hordes Press From North

Bulk Of Allied A rmy Except Cut-Off 10th Corps Pulled Back To 38th Parallel Line

Eighth Army Withdraws TO 38th Line   In Northeast Most Of 10th Corps Is  Huddled on Coast Plain of Hamhung

EIGHTH ARMY NOW BEHIND PARALLEL 38   In Northeast, Surrounded 10th Corps Huddles at Hungnam Seaport, Ready for Evacuation,   KOREAN CIVILIANS FLEEING IN PANIC   Whole Villages on Move to Escape Reds; 17th Regiment Falling Back From Border.

TROOPS LEAVE MOST OF NORTH KOREA TO REDS   Eighth Army Withdraws To 38th Parallel; Tenth Corps Still Near Sea—Lull In Fighting.

Nearly All U. N. Troops Are Below Parallel 38   Eighth Army Crosses Boundary Bui U. S. 10th Corps Still Inside Red Territory; Reds Moving Slowly.

UN Forces Are Huddled In Tiny Evacuation Area   Ships Stand By For Possi ble Removal; Fleeing Korean Citizens In State Of Near Panic

Eighth Army Withdraws To Parallel 38   Most Of U.S. 10th Corps Huddles On Plain Before Hamhung

U.N. Troops Abandon All North Korea   Bulk Of Eighth Army At Parallel 38; Seoul Again Anxious As  Refurees Pour South

8th Pulls Back To Old Boundary  Civilians Fleeing   Seoul Anxisty Rises As Lines Of Refugees Head Southward From Capital

10th CORPS HUDDLES ON PLAIN   UN Fleet Stands By Ready to Aid In Evacuation of Encircled Forces; MacArthur Gives Appraisal Following Observation Trin

Fleet Ready To Evacuate U. S. 10th Corps  Bulk of Eighth Army Withdraws To 38th Parallel Line

Mine Seizure By Government Seems Certain   Would Send Striking Miners Back to Work

MINERS CLAIM SEIZURE MIGHT END WALKOUT   Crackdown Could Be Averted Only Rv Settlement

HINT OF MIN Oc WURE GET MINERS OKA   White House Secretary Says No Type of Strike Action Is Ruled Out.

Seizure by U. S. Of Mines Said To Be Imminent   Government Action in Dispute Is ‘Almost Inevitable,’ States High Official.

No Indication Of Action by The President  n Must Answer Con atampt niCe urt

High Government Official Sees Feds eral Action Within a Few Days.

Gov't Seizure Of Coal Mines Expected Soon   Workers’ Union Faces Heavy Fine for Men Kot Workine

Action Faces UMW For Ignoring Order.   Only Speed-Up In Negotiations Or. Back-To-Work Movement By Union Will Avert Government Crackdown.

 Government ‘Seizure of ‘Mines Is  Inevitable 4   Crackdown Can Be Averted Only By Speed-Up in Talks  Between Negotiators

Believe Seizure Inevitable Now; Miners Stay Out   President's Pian for Dealing With Crisis Not Announced

— MOVE SEEN IN FEW DAYS— Government Official  Hints Mines Seizure

Court Cites UMW For  Contempt  Talks Bog Down As Stocks Near   Talks Bog Down As Stocks Near Critical Stage

Scott Celebrates Anniversary With Ambitious Goals   Urges Extended Use Of Electricity For Rural Communities

Local Temperature   era Ne NRE DN Beery tre  Governor Sets New Goals

Kreed By Reds, Fliers Await  Last Lap Of Long Trip Home   Marine And Sailor Touch American Soil In Hawaii For  First Time In 19 Months: Due In U. 8. Soon

Two American Fliers, Long Prisoners of Chinese Reds,  Are Back on Yankee Soil

G.M., Chrysler ToGoAlong On Price Rollback   Auto Maker To Sell Cars At Ceilings Decreed By ESA

Auto Industry Awaits Clarification — Ot Government Policy On Wave Curbs

Awaits Policy Clarification   General Motors Capitulates to Government's  Order ta Cut Prices.

CarBuildersWait For Clarification Of Wace Policies   General Motors Yields To Price Rollback Edict; Sales Resume

GM CAPITULATES TO PRICE ORDER   Industry Awaits Clarifica _tion of Policy

Big New Red Offensive Is Expected   MacArthur Reports Enemy Buildup Along Parallel 38   Chrysler Drops rice tncrease

GM Yields To ESA Price Cut Order on Cars   Auto Industry Awaits Clarification Of Government's Policy

GM, Chrysler Cancel Hikes In Car Prices ESA Order To Cut   een  ESA Orde r To Cut To Dee.  Accepted   Agreement Is Reported Reached On Wage Controls For Industry

Car Industry Awaits Edict On Controls   General Motors Concedes To U. S. Government Plea

GM Rolls Back Its Car Prices   Yields to Edict But Industry Waits Word

GM YIELDS TO PRICE ROLLBACK, ENDS FREEZE   Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Cadillacs Back on Market at 4950 Prices. Ask Dealers to Make Rebate on Autos > Bought at Hieher Pricas.

GMC Bows To Price Freeze   Industry Now Seeks Clarification of Policy

G. M. ACCEPTS PRICE CUTBACK   Auto Industry Await: Clarification Of Wage Control Policy

GM YIELDS TO PRICE ROLLBACK, ENDS FREEZE   -Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Cadillacs Back on Market at 1950 Prices. Ask Dealers to Make Rebate on Autos Bought  ant Link a oe DBWeiaase

Rollback on  Cars Accepted   GM and Chrysler Put Prices Back  To Dec.  Level

GM, Chrysler Cancel Increase in Auto Prices   Wage Control Decision of Federal Board Ie Awaited

Cancel Car Price Hikes   Chrysler Follows GM in Bowing To — ESA Rollback Order

Northwest Air Liner, Enroute from N. Y. to  W. Coast, Disappears   Naval Reserve Boat Reports It Has Found ‘Unmistakable Traces’ of  Plane In Lake Near Milwaukee

Liner Believed Sunk in Lake Of Milwaukee   ‘ _N. Y. to Seattle Plane Missing: Vast Search Is Under Way

Wreckage Is Found in Lake At Milwaukee  No Indication   No Indication Any Passengers, Crewmen Survived

55 Passengers, Crew of Three Feared Dead   Wreckage Sighted Near Milwaukee By Rescue Squadror

PLANE VANISHED: DURING FLIGHT 10 MILWAUKEE, WIS,   Search Pilots Report Oil Slicks Qn Water; No ~ Wracknae Found q

CONTINUES ON LAKE MICHIGAN   ‘Unmistakable’ Wreckage Trace Is Reported By Boat

Traces of DC-4 Found By Naval Eseort Near S. Milwaukee   Worst Commercial Air Disaster in History lf All Dead

Wreck Traces Seen In Water Off Milwaukee  Disaster May Prove Worst In History

Northwest C-54. Goes Into Lake   Parts Of Wreckage Believed Sighted In Lake Michioan

Wreckage Sighted In Lake Michigan   Big Airliner Disappears During Thunderstorm

Present Raie Of Incuctions To Fill Drefi Cuoias For Safe Until Juiy

Arkansas Draft Quota Doubled   Deferred College Students to Face Calls in June

Tribute Paid At Banquet   Head Of Five B. HH, Firms Is Given Plaque

Senate Backs Controls On Rents Until June 30   Rejects Choking Off Agency Funds; Ultimate Fate To Be Decided Later

SENATE VOTES TO KEEP RENT   Funds Apprvoed For Operation Until June 30 As Compromise

Rent Curbs Fytended Till June 30   Death By Attrition Move Rejected By Senate’s Action

Senate Votes to Keep Rent Controls   Attempt to Choke Agency to Death Is Defeated

Senate Votes io Keep  Rent Controls  Attempt to Choke Agency to Daath Tce Defaentead

Senate Votes ~ Rent Control ‘Continuation   Action To ‘Check Agency To Death Rejected, 44 To 28. 2

SENATE APPROVES RENT COMPROMIS!   VOTES TO PROVIDE FUNDS TC CONTINUE CONTROLS UNTIL JUNE 30.

State Department Indicates Willingness To Renew Friendship With France

U.S. Admits ‘Mistake,’  Extends Hand to Franco   Washington Ready To Resume Relations With Madrid: Britain Irked by Mave

LONDON SAYS_ BRITISH DISLIKES YANKEE MOVE U.S. Concedes ‘Mistake,’ Reports Ready To Recognize Franco Spain

College Education Made Available to All, Dewey Asserts   Governor Declares His Administration Can Take the Credit

OPPOSED TO MOVE   France Is Concerned Over Russia's Recognition in Indochina

Haltan Reds Strike, Fail To Cripple Country  Police And Soldiers Swoop Down On Demonstrators

MANY ARRESTED, RELEASED Italian Reds Stage Strike But Are Downed By Police

Police Battle Reds In Italian General  Strike Outbreaks   Walkout Fails To Produce Widespread Paralysis; Bombs Shatter Party Headauarters

Nation Ready to Explore Peace in East   Acheson Declares U.S. Wants to End Chinese War

RED CHINA MOVE PUZZLES U. §   ACHKSON TELLS PLANS TO PREVENT, IF POSSIBLE. A “COLOSSAL TRAGEDY.”

‘Acheson Willing to Talk With Chinese Reds fo Avert ‘Colossal’ Tragedy

Brannan Endorses Plan To Separate Extension Service, Farm Bureau

MARSHALL TAKES OVER DEFENSE JOE   : GENERAL SCHEDULES CON  FERENCE FOR TODAY ON   REARMING WEST EUROPE.

Marshall Becomes Defense Seeretary, Third in 3 Years   Oath Taken at Pentagon in Private Ceremony; 1945 Mission Is Discussed

Marshall  Is Given  The Qath   In Conference With Chiefs of Staff After  The Ceremony

Marshall Is In Cabinet    Installed As Secretary Of Defense in let Ceremony: Digs‘Into Job

Marshall Is Sworn In As Defense Chief   Takes Oath ‘in Simple Cere mony, Then Calls Chiefs of Staff Conference

TAKES UP NER DEFENSE POST      No Ceremony Marks Assumption of U. S. Cabinet Job

MARSHALL TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   PRIVATE CEREMONY INSTALLS GENERAL IN TRUMAN CABINET

Marshall Sworn As Secretary   After Oath New Defense Head Confers Promptly With Military Leaders   WITHOUT FANFARE   Wartime Chief of Staff Becomes Nations Thirc Secretary of Defense

Gen. Marshall Is Confirmed; Takes Office   Private Ceremony Held Early Today; Vote Qn Avprovalis 57 to ll

Oath Is Taken By Marshal   New Secretary of Defense Sworn in With Only Two Witnesses Present.

Marshall Sworn In As Defense Chief In Quiet Ceremony  Confirmed Late Wednesday by

Qniy 5 Persons Witness Oath At Pentagon   Promptly Calls In Staff Chiefs  Ener Conference

General Marshall Sworn In as Defense Secretary: Faces 2 Major Problems

General Marshall Sworn in as Third Defense Secretary   Goes into Conference With Joint Chiefs, _ Military Leaders

Gen. Marshall Takes Oath As Defense Chief  aaa   Two Persons Attend Private Ceremony; Meets Staff Chiefs.

Gen. Marshall Takes ‘Oath as Secretary of  anv Privcie  l Sizes Ceremony x

Gen. Marshall Sworn inas  Defense Chief  Ceremony Private—   Ceremony Private— First Official Move Is to Call Conference  With Chiefs of Staff

ATH TO MARSHAL!   Quiet Ceremony When Gen. eral Was Sworn in as Defense Secretary

Marshall Takes Oath as Third Defense Chief  Meets Chiefs of Gs £F hdb*t* ce Rae

Marshall Takes Office as Head of U. S. Defense   Goes Into Conference at Once With Joint Chiefs of Staff

MARSHALL TAKES. OATH OF OFFICE   Only Two Persons View Ceremony at Pentagon

Marshall Takes . Over Duties As Defense Chie   Meets Western Powers Defense Ministers In  New York City

Marshall Is Officially at Defense Post   General Assumes His Duties as Third Man To Hold Important Cabinet Post

[Marshall Becomes. The Nation’s Third Defense Secretary   Takes Oath in Brief Pentagon Ceremony, Disclaims Part in — 1946 China Policy

Marshall New Defense Chiet   Took Oath Today; Butler And Wherry Voted Against OK

GEN. MARSHALL TAKES UP NEW DEFENSE POST   No Ceremony Marks Assumption of U. S. Cabinet Job

‘SEXUAL - SATISFACTION’ SLAYER OF NINE WOMEN AND A MAN GIVEN LIFE

Fighter Ships Shoot Up Enemy Troops   U.S. Flyers Assist Infantrymen in Routing Reds

Yanks Hurled Back Toward Taejon; Entrapment Move Made On U.S. East Flank

PRESIDENT MAY ALLOW SEARCH OF SEGRET FILE   He Might - Sur prise Critics By Opening Loyalty Records For  ” Study By Senate Investigating Committee, _

Loyalty Files May Be Openec  Truman May Change Mind in Red Inquiry

President May AllowGOP Use Of Secret Data  Critics Demand .  Access To State .

Truman May Open Files To Probers  GQ... go gt   Senators Hunting For Reds In State  Department May Tanb*As Recards

Truman Hints at Opening of Files   Communist-Hunting Senators May Delve Into Secret State Departnient Records.

Truman May Open Loyalty File a Crack   Aide Indicates Red Hunt ers May Get Peek al Department’s Office

‘ruman May Qpen Secret Files Foy Conaressional Probe of eds Said in State Department

Probers May Study Secret Bureau Files  ws   President Expected To Yield to G.O.P. In Communist Ouiz

SECRET FILES MAY BE BARED   Truman May Surprise G. Q. P. By Letting Senators See Records

Truman May Permit Congressional Group To Take Peek At State Department Files

Secret Papers Would Aid Communist-Hunters  Truman May Release ‘Files

Truman May Surprise GOP Critics And Allow Check Of Loyalty Files

Truman May Open Files Of Foreign Office  Senate Red Probers May Get Look At  ae

 Seer et Files May Be Opened  To Senators   Truman May Surprise Critics By Making List Available

Truman May Order State Department Secret Files Opened to Investigators

Truman May Open Files To Probers   Senators Hunting For Reds In State Department May Look At Records

President May Open Files For Senate Group   Surprise May Be In Store For Howling GOP Senators

Two Deaths Added To State Record   Wreck Victim Dies ot Miemi; Man Fatally Injured While Changing Tire

Wanshan Island Taken By Reds   Evacuation Follows Claim Of Nationalist Victory 

CHINESE YIELD LADRONE ISLANDS   Nationalist Evacuation Opens Sea Lanes To Canton, Long Trade-Starved

CHIANG GIVES UP ISLAND TO REDS WITHOUT FIGHT   Hands Over Wanshan Island, From Which Canton Had Been Blockaded, by Pulling Out 1,000 Troops One Day After Claiming a Big Victory Over the Reds.

Nationalists Hand Wanshan Islands To Communists   Evacuation of Blockade Base Completed by Chiang’s Warships

Nationalists Quit Wanshan  Move Follows Report Of ‘Great Victory’

Reds ‘Handed’ Ladrone island  nbiamaticthea: I ancwn   Nationalists Leave Blockade Bace

Chinese Island Handed to Reds  Say Chinese Warships Complete Evacuation Ow Wernakeu Selena

National Troops Give Wanshan Islands to Reds  Evacuation Qnens   Evacuation Opens Blockaded Canton Port to Commerce

Chinese Hand Wanshan Island  To Communists   1000 Nationalist Troop   1000 Nationalist Troops Moved For Evacuation To Formosa.

Chinese Island Handed to Reds   Say Chinese Warships Complete Evacuation  Of Wanshan Island

Nationalist Forces Cede  More To Reds   Hand Over Ladrone Islands After Making Claim Of Great Victory Friday

TO CONFER WITH TAFT   Gov. Carlson Will Discuss Congress Committee Assignments

TO CONFER WITH TAFT   Gas. Carlson Will Di: Committce  russ Congress rRIMEnTS

Vine Strikers Reach 100.000 New Areas Hit   Truman May Intervene Soon to End Stoppage: Byrd Demands Action

Strike Idle Increases; Presidential Action Fails T. Materialize As Spreading Fuel Paralysis Grips More Of Coal Fields

More Miners Fail To Work Monday   Nearly 100,000 Now On Full Strike

Truman Studies Congress Recall Prior to Nov.27  Reveals Proposal For Early Action On Many Issues

TRUMAN MAY. CALL CONGRESS BACK 10 CAPITAL NOV. 16   Earlier Start Than Originally Planned on Rent Control and Other Legislation Is Considered.   SUMMONS WOULD GO OUT BEFORE ELECTION   Democratic Strategists Believe Step, If Taken, Willi Help Party Candidates at Polls.

Truman Discusses Calling Congress,  Trouble With Russia, Korea, Politics

Truman Admits He  May Call Congress  In Early Session Says Selous Need  More Time Before et 

Truman May Call Special Session   Excess Profits Tax, Rent Control Likely _To Reon Agenda _

Extra Session By Nov. 15th Seems Certain  » Vall May Go Out Before Elections

TRUMAN SAID TO WANT RENT ACTION TAKEN   Revision Of Tax Law Also Believed Considered By President.

Rent Control ls Top Issue   Special Session Before Noy. 7 Is Considered

May Call Session Of Coneress   Truman Considering Congress Session On Rents Before November 27

‘TAKE STEPS AT ONCE’ Training of Medics For A-War Urged   President Considering Calling  Special Congressional Session

—NO DECISION — President May Recall Congress   DOUBTS WAR THIS WINTER

Congress May Get Early Call   Truman Says Solons Have a Lot to Do In Short Time; Amiable In News Conference

Truman Plans November Call For Congress   New Tax Bill And Other Vital Actions May Bring Summons

President May Call Congress Back Early  Rent Control And Other Legislation Deemed Of Importance

Truman May Call Congress Back Before Nov. 27  Rent Contro    Rent Control Regulations Main Item On Emergency Agenda

Legislators Are Slated to Return On Novernber 1  “nn vas. dd   Earlier Recall Would Give More Time to Important Issues

 Executive May Make Campaign Talks  Congress Recal] Undecided,  President Truman States

Truman Eyes Special Call For Congress  Tightening Of Rent  spstsaomue eas LV eer Ae   Tightening Of Rent Controls Looms As Maior Business

[Truman Considering Special Session  Of Congress In Advance Of Nov. 27

Truman May Cail Special Session Soon   To Consider Tax Bill, Rent Control

No Decision Yet On Early ~ Session Call   Rent Control, Excess Pro fits Taxes And Statehood On Agenda

Truman May Call Solons. Back Nov. 15   President Is . Concerned. With Rent Controls

President Says Special Session Set For Nov. I  is i lee ak ie i   Truman To Call Congress Back To Work

President May Call Conaress Before Nov. 27  Special Session   Special Session Looms To Act On Emergency Plans

President Considers Recalling Congress  November 15,12 Days Ahead Of Schedulk   Truman Calls Draft Reiection Rate ‘Disarace’

 —LEGISLATORS~— May Meet Before End Of Recess  : Rent Control  Action Sought

Political Maneuver Suggested   Truman Tells News Conference of His Considered Action

Recall Ponderced: Truman Considers Trimming Coneressional Vacation ~

Many Pieces Of Legislation To Be Considered   Excess Profits Tax, Rent Control, Alaskan And Hawaiian Statehood On Tentative Schedule

TRUMAN WEIGHS CALL FOR SESSION   CONFIRMS REPORT HE MAY  SUMMON CONGRESSMEN   BEFORE NOVEMBER 27.

President Says Congress Recall Being Pondered  No Trouble This Winter In Europe Expected, He Says

Earlier Call For Congress Not Yet Sure   Truman Confirms He Considers Step; Sees Need for More Time To Pass Tax Bill

Tells Newsmen He Has Made No Decision Yet  On Summoning Selons   Draft Law, Taxes May Be Included   Republicans Say Move Would Be ‘Politics’ Before Noy. 7 Election

President May Call Congress  On Rent Curbs   Congressmen Faee Return To Capital Week Ahead Of Acreed Schedule

Republicans Would Regard Any Such Move As A Political Trick   President Gives No Indication Of B::siness Pressing For Immediate Attention.

Wants Congress Back Earlier Than Nov. i  on .. § baoenewrae :  6 oe

Truman Considers Special Session To Hike Taxes:   Wants Excess Profits Levy, Rent Controls

Congress May Meet Before November 2/7   Truman Consider. ing Idea; Sees Noa Trouble In Europe

PRESIDENT MAY RECALL CONGRESS BEFORE NOV.27   IF CALL ISSUED, WILL DISREGARD NOV. 7 ELECTION

Rent Controls, Excess Profits Tax On Acenda   President Plans No Election Tour

PRESIDENT MAY RECALL CONGRESS BEFORE NOV. 27   GOP Says Summons Before Election Would Be Politics.

Rent Control Issue One Of Problems   Republitans Brand Plan as Political Move

Before Nov. 27 ‘Pr esident Considering Calling  ’Coner ess Into Special Session

Truman Considers Calling Special Session Congress   South Korean Troops Will Occupy Manchurian Border, Not U. 5. Forces

pntess May Be lled Back Early   ee Mexico Slow Expanding  ucation's Hicher Branches

President May Recall Congress Before Nov. q  Hwaver   However, Adds He Has Not Yet Made Final. Decision

Rent Controls, . Taxes Studied  Summons May Come Before Nov. 7 Vote

Truman Studies Special Session Call of Congress   President May Summon Lawmakers Before Noy. 27

May Call Congress Back Early   President Considering Summons to Reconvene Nov. 15

May Call Congress Into Special Session   Pres. Truman Tells News Conference He is Considering Such Sten Before Nov. 27—Seeks to Tighten and Extend Rent Controls.   GOP SEES POLITICAL MOVE

TRUMAN SEEN CALLING BACK SOLONS EARLY   President Wants Ren Control And Other Laws Enacted

Truman Studies Special Session   Tax, Rent Summons Would Precede Vote

May Call Congres: Back Into Session On November 15  Truman Studies Call to Act on   Truman Studies Call to Act on Rent Control

Republicans Say Early Recall Political Move   Emergency Measures Are Cited By President as Reason

President May Recall Congress Before Nov. 27   Must Act On Excess Profits Tax And Rent Control Extension Bills

Truman May Call Congress Back To Work   Seeks Action on Rents, Taxes and Statehood for ‘Alaska, Hawaii

Call To Pass Rent Control Issued Before Vote Might Bolster Some Democrats

TRUMAN'S PRESS CONFERENCE President Ponders ‘Calling. Congress. to Spécial Session

Call Prior fo Election Seen As Possibility  Re Rent Control, New a artad

Truman May Call Congress Back in  Wake of Election   May Set Time Up to Nov. 15 Instead Of Nov. 27 Originally Planned, With Rent and Other Controls and Higher Taxee Amone Legislative Subjects

Rent Control, Taxes Press For Action   Truman Indicate: Recall May Be Before Election, Insiders Report

CALLING BACK SOLONS EARLY   President Wants Rent Control And Other  Laws Enacted

Taxes, Rent Statehood To Be On Agenda   President States More Time Needed For Legislation

Tells Reporters He Hasn't Made Up Mind as Yet   Intimates Rent Control, Taxes Need Attention

TrumanE yes Karly Call Of Congress  Rent Control, Revise Ore Yr.   Rent Control, Revise Of Draft, Tz: . Laws Under Study

Plan Early Reeall of  Congress   No Definite Decision By Truman on Return Before Scheduled Date   LIST TO CONSIDER   Rent Control, Statehood. Excess Profits Tax Among Items on Agenda

Considers Special  Session   Expect Truman to Ask Extension of Rent Control And New Taxation

Only One Bomb Blast In Russia, Says Truman   Many Topics In Press Conference At White House

CONGRESS WAITS TRUMAN'S GALL   President Is Expected To Bring Lawmakers Back  Soon After November Elaetiays

PRESIDENT MAY CALL CONGRESS BACK EARLIER   Truman Says Elections Will Not Have Bearing On His Decision

Truman May Call Congress  Back Karly   Will Decide Soon Ou Reeaill

Special Session May Be Called   President Considers ‘Summons Prior to Nov. 27 Date -

'Betore Nov. 27 President Considering Calling  : e e Congress Tnto Special Session  {

President May Call Congress Before Nov. 27   Special Session Looms To Act On Emergency Plans

May Summon Congress af Farlier Date   President Announces That He Might Call Special Session Before Noy, 27

CONGRESS MAY GET NEW CALL '   Truman Studying Plan To Recall Solons November 15

Rent Control, Profits Tax Action Sought   G.O.P. Blasts Special Session As Election Trick

President Says Congress ‘Call’ Being Studied  Rent Control, Taxes Amana Likely Topics

TRUMAN CONSIDER! CALLING CONGRESS SPECIAL SESSION   Rent Controls, Profits Tax, Statehood Laws Top List Of Business

Rent Curbs, Tax Boosts,  Defense Seen Topics  Pre-Election Summons Considered Aid Th Demarrate Facing Contests Nov. 7

President Says Special Session  Will Be Needed   Wants Body to Consider Taxes, Rent Control and New States

GOP SCORES MOYE_AS ‘POLITICS’  Truman May Cail Congress Back Over Rent, Profits Levy Bills

President May Recall  Lawmakers      Serious Consideration Is Given Proposal; May Work on Rent Law. Other Legislation   May Revise Draft   Broader Plan Sough for Manpower, Arm: Program

Truman Says He May Order  Extra Session      Call Would Include Profits Tax, Rent Control; Alaska, Hawaii Statehood

Truman May Call Congress Back Early   President Weighs Need of Legislation; No Decision Yet

Avers Russia Had But One Atomic Blast   President ‘Considering Two Campaign Talks Touches Many Topics

Truman May Call Congress Back Early   Special Session Would Consider Profits Tax, Rent Curbs, Statehood

White House May Recall Congress Before Nov. 27th   Tightening and Extension of Rent Control Believed Main Item on Emergency Program

Truman Ponders Special Call After Election   Rent Control and Other Emergency Action On Tap

Condemn Idea Of Atom War Against Russ   State Department's Jessup Sees Attack Unleashing ‘Terrible World Problems

Jessup Hits War To Force Peace On Reds   Says Even If Russia Were Beaten World Crises Would Pile Up

ATOMIC ATTACK ON RUSSIA WILL SOLVE NOTHING   Would Create New And Difficult Problems, Jessup Says   PREVENTIVE WAR PROPOSAL SCORED

Preventive War Idea  Assailed by State Dept.   Navy Secretary’s Suggestion Not  Nation’s, Policy, Spokesman Says

A - semiing Russia Now Would Solve Nothing, Says Ambassador Jessun

Preventive War Talk Assailed  By Ambassador   Jessup Answers Navy Secretary’s Advice On Starting Conflict

Reply’ Given Matthews By Je esstip   State Department Official Denounces  Atomic Bomb Idea

Jessup Blasts Idea Of Atomic Attack OnReds   Would Create New, Terrible Problems

Navy Secretary Is Given Reply By Ambassador   Creation of More Difficult Problems Seen by Phillip Jessur

State Dept. Offical Hits At Secretary   Jessup Says Idea Of Matthews Would Cause New Troubles

Ambassador Declares Knockout of Russia With A-Bombs Would Only Create Many New Problems

Korean Events Called Critical  Marshall Says War Crisis Calls For Partial Mobilization

~“KKKR {RERCURY-HITS,.45.1N. MIAMI; LOWEST FOR DATE EVER RECORDED

Army Plans Slow-Up In Guard Calls   Current Air Force Mobilization Ali For This Year

Current Recall of Four Divisions and Two Combat Teams All That Is Contemplated Under Present Mobilization Plans   RESERVES UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTROL

No More Guard Calls Now   But Both Army, Air Ferce Issue Orders to Large Groups in Reserve

Army Plans No Further Call-Up Of Guard Groups   Present Recall to Stand Unless World Situation Worsens

Army Unlikely To Call Other Guard Units   Air Force, However, Calling Up 50,000 Of Its Reserves

NO FURTHER CALL UP FOR GUARD UNITS   Latest Directives by Army and Alt Forces Sent Only te Reserves.

ACCORD WITH RUSSIA SOUGHT Connally Urges Three-Power Talks To Curb Atom Weanons

479,000 Postal Pieces Cancelled Here From December [5-25   SIX PER CENT RISE

POSSIBLE HIGH IN ~ CHRISTMAS MAILS   479,000 Postal Pieces Cancelled Here From December 15-25   ISIX PER CENT RISE

DAMAGE TO FRUIT   Record Low Temperatures for Apnl Reported in Kansas

Lease State Lan To 3 Gas Firms  Fist of Series OF “Natural Gas-Rights :

ain Lease State Lan ts To 3 Gas Firms   First of a Series Of Natural Gas Rights Awarded by State

BV. Council Reverses; Will Vacate Streets  - Venneri Changes Vote to Permit Hetz Fiem to Seek New tndustries

Jury Exonerates Physician in Death Of living Twins He Believed Dead

One Third Of Quebec Town Fire Destroyed   Report Eight Dead, Hundreds Injured And 2500 Homeless

TROOPS PATROL QUEBEC. TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE   Loss Estimated At $25, 000, 000 In Town of 18,000

PUBLISHERS WARN OF  VITAL NEED FOR MORE a1 ¢ NICUWWCPDINIT AAILES

Not All Reservists , College Wil Receive Delays  More Medics Are Needed for Short  Taurs af Duty

Burr Oak District Boy Scouts   tusy In Observance of Scouts 40th Anniversary

ANU. S. Scouts To Join in Boy Scout Week Fete  "Strengthen Liberty’ Is Theme for Week's

BOY SCOUT WEEK TO OPEN IN COUNTY MONDAY   Organization Will Mark Its 40th Anniversary In   'HAS MANY ACTIVITIES

Boy Scouts Observing 40th Year of Usefulness and Activity Throughout Nation During the Ensuing Week

BALDWIN WOMAN HURT   Was in Motor Car Involved in Col lision in Lawrence

ARMED COMMIES BATTLE TROOPS IN PROVINCES   “Wartime Methods Being Used In New Outbreak ©

‘ROYAL NAVY DIVERS CLAIM ‘THEY HAVE FOUND GALLEON: ‘WITH GOLD FORTUNE ABOARD.

British Navy Reports Spanish Galleon Found: Hunt for Gold Hoard Next

RI 568,000,000?  British Report Galleon Find On Floor of Scot Harbor

Warren Leads Nine to One on  GOP Ticket   Mrs. Douglas to Face Nixon for Senate; Howser Loses Out

Sen. Schlabach Seeks Office  Enters Congressional Race In District

MILITARY PUTS DOWN RED-LED RIOTINITALY   15 Policemen, Three Civilians Injured In Uprising in South

Red Uprising in Italy Blocked By Armored Troops   Many Violent Scenes Mark Strengthening Of Police Forces

Italian Troops Put Down Red Uprising  Despite Fireworks  ee. ee )   Despite Firework: no Deaths Occur in Riotinag

Clash Comes After Round Of Strikes   Forty Communists Arrested; Police  Patrol Streets

Agree to Vastiy Expanded Social Securify Program   Will More Than Double Payroll Taxes Over” the Next 20 Years. ,

PAYROLL TAXES. TO BE DOUBLED IN 20 YEARS   Committee Near End of Work on Social Security Increase.

Agree to Boost Tax on. Payrolls      “Double Levy Stated  ‘on-Sociat Security

Social Security Tax More Than Doubled   Senate House Committee Agrees on Payroll Levies for Next 20 Years.

Senate-House Unit OK to Huge Boost in Social Security  gp mA   Payroll Taxes Would More Than Double In Next 20 Years

FEDERAL UNIT FINED BY A FEDERAL JUDGE   Reconstruction Finance Corpora. tion Assessed $50,000 for Failing  to Meet Court Order,

Federal Judge Sets Precedent In Fine Against RFC   Failure to Abide by Ruling of Court Held To Be Contempt Action

Royal Wedding Soon?—  London Paper Says Princess Maracret Will Wed An Ear!

Mishap Kall  Lee Farmer  Crushed To Death  Tindearneath Teacrtnr

STUDENT CHOSEN FOR SCHOLARSHII   richard N. Greenholt Namec As First To Receive Sonny Sheppard Memorial Aware For College Education

RUSSIA HELD PEACE THREAT BY ACHESON   Vishinsky to Reply To ‘Rude Attack’ Later in Meet

Gold to Tell About His Spying   Hearing Before Judae This Afternoon

Gold To Tell Of Atom Role   Guilty Plea Likely Jn Deal] With Reds<

Dwindlina Coal Alarms Ohioans   Fuel Bins Empty; Miners Destitute

‘DOPE RING’ AFTER HIM Fear-Crazed Man Terrorizes Plane Passengers With Gun

Frenzied Man Waves Pistol On Air Liner   Plane Forced Down In California; Feared ‘Drug Ring’ Attack, He Tells Officers

CITIZENS APPROVE ‘PLANFOR BUILDING   School Board Was Giver Green Light at Meeting Last Evening

CITIZENS APPROVE PLAN FOR BUILDING   School Board Was Given Green Light at Meeting Last Evening   AFTER A_ DISCUSSION

AUTO SALES HIT HARDEST BY STIFF “CURBS ON GREDN   Talk Heard _in Industry Is That Buying May Be Cut 25 Per Cent From Recent Record Pace.   SHIFT TO LOW-PRICE "MAKES IS PREDICTED   Kaiser-Frazer Already Has Announced It Will Step Up Production of Less  Costly Lines.

FURNITURE, APPLIANCE FIRMS ALSO NERVOUS Automobile Dealers Are Singing Blue: As Installment Curbs Knock Out Sales

eee we we  Independent “Administration Forecast For Pennsylvania With Fine In Governor's Chait

Red Youths Invade Berlin for Gigantic May Demonstration   Weat Berlin Mayor Warns His Sector Will Defend Its ‘Freedom Against Any Effort to Suddonly Overrun It

Youth March In Berlin To Be Peacetul   Reds Promise Youngsters Will Act In Orderly Fashion

Thousands Arrive in Berlin; West Prepared to Counter Any Violence

Churchill in Bid for Vote Plan Change   Says Deadlock Caused By Election, Asks New System.

Churchill Calls for a Showdown On Nationalization of Stee! and Housing, Revised Election System

Fishin g Boat Sinks As W ater Spills Through ¢ Ipen Ports: Four Of 20 Aboard Drown

CHANNEL CLAIMS FOUR   42-Foot Fishing Boat Goes Down Witt Little Warning

Fishing Boat Sinks In Ocean With Four Dead  Boat Commander And 3 Others Fail To Survive

Masked Gunmen Enter Hotel Statler And Seize $48,000 At Cashier’s Desk

American Plane: Cause Havoc in Enemy Columns   123 Tanks Knocked Out as Air Forces Pound ‘Traffic Jam’

150 U. S. Planes Blast Red Troops   Casualties Reported Heavy Among Reds; 46 Tanks Hard Hit

Day, Night Strikes Blast Foe’s Supplies   Invaders Caught in Sunday Traffic Jam by 150 Planes

More Drastic Mail Service Cuts Hinted  Donaldson Wants Money Share Back

Mail Service Cuts Forecast  For Fund Lack   More Slashes Seen Unlese Senate Can Reverse House Act

Donaldson Hints at More Cuts   Says Appropriation Must Be Returned to Prevent Then.

NEW MAIL SERVICE GUTS ARE HINTED   PDONALDSON INDICATE! SLASHFS WILL BE MADE UNLESS MONEY IS VOTED.

Further Postal Cuts are Hinted   Donaldson Says More I Cuts May be Necessary be ey

More Cuts Hinted In Postal Service  Donaldson Protests Appropriation Cut

May Be More Cuts  In Postal Service   Senate Committee Receives Letter From Dona'‘dson Protesting Funds Cut

Further Postal Cuts are Hinted   Donaldson Says More Cuts May be Necessary Because of Fund Slash

Kentucky Juiy Acquits Suspect  Hiah School Girl’s   High School Girl’s Death Still Mystery

LITLE ROCK (AP)—The Arkansas Gazette says in a copyrighted story that “Arkansas will get the new $200,600 hydrogen bomb plant.”

Morse Joins Foes In McCarthy Rap  Senator Contends Red Charaes. False

GOP Senator Says McCarthy Failed   Senator Morse Joins With Democrats in Contending Red Charges Not Proven

Senator Morse Agrees McCarthy Proved Nothing   Republican Senator Joins Democrats’ Ranks In Denying That McCarthy Made Charges Good

MORSE LINED UP WITH DEMOCRATS      Contends Sen. McCarthy Didn’t Prove Charges

Morse Raps McCarthy   GOP Senator Says He Has Failed to Prove Any Charges So Far

RIGHT TO RATIFY IS DEMANDED   Unity Is Essential, Says Ives, Who Wants Acheson to Step Out

(24 GOP Senators Seek Right To Pass On Any Decisions Reached By Truman. Aitlee

Senate Wants Voice In Pac   ‘President Called On Tc  Make Fuil Report On Defense Talks

GOP ASKS RIGHT TO AIR ATTLEETRUMAN DEALS   Senate Ratification Of Decisions Demanded By Renublicans

Call on President To Consult Senate  Insist He Submit Any Attlee Accord

GOP Insists Party Share in Decisions   Republicans Urge Acheson, Marshall Resian Positions

GOP Senators Demand Right  To OK Actions   Resolution in Senate Asks Truman to Make Report After Parleys

Lawmen Ask Part In War Decisions  Senators Want Treaty Rights ae

Latest Report Says He Will Go To Russia   Earlier Today He Had Decided Not To Return To Russic

Gubitchev Is Russia-Bound  In Plan Switch   Convicted Soviet Spy Changes Mind About Staying, Lawyer Says

RUS AN SP HIDE tick JURNABOUT   —Gubitchev-Plans— “Ta Sail Monday  Fear Hic Hametand

RED DUE TO LEAVE MONDAY  Gubitchey Changes Mind  Again; He’s Going Home

Claims Truman Exceeds Right In Arms Slash   Vinson Urges 583 More Millions To Aid  Aire Earea Imeraaca

Georgia Democrat Calis on Congress to Assume Its Constitutional Power “To Provide tor The Common Defense’ “Mr. Vinson Cites Large Air Forte Being Built by Russia. :

More Air ForcejFunds To Meet A Possible Atomic : Blitz Is Urged By Vinson

Half Billion More Is Asked For Air Power  Chairman Vinson Scores Policy On U.S. Air Force

Says Truman Not Pressing U.S. Security   Congress Urged To Override and Add New: Funds

Warns OF Atomic Blitz by Russians   Charges Truman Exceeded Authority In Air Arms Cute

Strong Winnipeg Winds Whip Up Flood Waters   Forecast of Showers for Tonight Also Adds t Dangers of Inundated Manitoba City.

WINDS AND RAIN POUND WINNIPEG FLOOD WALLS   Desperate Fight Goes on to Keep Dikes from Bursting

Wind, Rains Hit Winnipeg Dikes   Volunteers Fight to Kecp Waters from Covering City.

Gale-Like Winds Add to Winnipeg’s Flood Danger: Rainfall Weakens Dikes

LIED DURING PROBE OF 3 PER CENTERS   Former Pal of Harry Vaughan Faces Up to 20 Years in Prison.

F ederal: Jury F inds‘Him  Innocent; on Third Count   Maragon Faces a Maximum Sentence of 20 Yests Imprisonmienit

New Radar Screen Erected In German;   Allies Take New Safe guards Against Attack From East

NEW JET-BACKED RADAR NETWORK IS DISCLOSED   Safeguard Against Sur. prise Aggression From  East Germany   BERLIN GARRISON BEING REINFORCED

Strengthen Berlin Defense, Use Rada:  Three Powers Give Police More Arms

GERMAN POLICE HEAVILY ARMED  Allies Bulwark Berlin Against ‘Sneak’ Attack With Radar Net

Wester Berlin Gets Safequards Against Attack  Radar Screen In   Radar Screen In First Test Proves Effective Device

U.N. Assembly Approval Of Cease-Fire Truce In Korea Is Predicted

Red Approval Of Cease-Fire Truce  Is Mest Doni  But U. N. Assembly   But U. N. Assembly Overwhelming In  Favor Of Move.

Cease-Fire Plan Okayed By UN Group   Soviet Opposition May Kill Move To Get Red China To Agree to Truce

Soviet Union To Oppose UN Truce In Korea   Leaves Very Little Hope of Success For Assembly Action

Malik Fights To Defeat Plan For Peace Truce   Half-Promises Chinese Will Quit Korea If UN Does

MALIK FIGHTS TO DEFEAT MEASURE   Political Group Approves Of : Action, 51 To 5   RUSSIAN DELEGATE   Says Chinese Troops Will Leave Korea If U.N. Forces Depart

Russia Looms As Obstacle To Cease-Fire Plan   Other UN Nations Expect ed To Give Proposal Heavy Endorsement; Red Answer Awaited

Cease-Fire Hope Lives As UN Goes ° Into Talks   Russian Opposition Will Hurt Chances Of Plan’s Success

/Soviets Oppose Plan  Last-Hope Truce Move Certain For United Nations Approval

tast-Hope Truce Effort Before Assembly Today   Approval Expected Bui Soviet Bloc Makes Success Doubtful

Final Effort For Truce in Korea Begun   UN Agrees That Russian Opposition Makes Hope Of Ending Trouble Hiahly Doubtful

MERCURY UP AGAIN.   Inctpasing Cloudiness With Warm. er Weather Friday

HEAVIER DRAFTING. “COMING NEXT YEAR   Uniere More Mer Enlist in Arm. ed Forces; Drafting Will Be  increased,

Teenagers To Clean. up: Frat  > Admit, Ransacking  House at S.'U,4

Plans For Production  ‘(Of H-Bomb Well Along   Solons Inspect Atomic Installations To Determine If Project Is Feasible

PRESIDENT MAY GIVE GO-AHEAD SIGNALS SOON   Atom Energy Bases Already Visited By Experts

MOOSE HOLDING SESSIONS HERE   Convention Of Border States Association  ” Opens Friday

DELEGATES HERE FOR CONCLAVE   Full Schedule Of Busines: Today For Members Of Moose

Taft Key Man ToSave Denham  Truman Proposal On NLRB May Bring Fighi

Shell-Ridden Ship Guarded By Warships   U. S. Destroyers Now Alongside Fivying Arrow

American Naval Vessels Aiding Flying Arrow   Ready to Escort Ship to Any Port Except Shanghai

Freighter Battered By Gunboat   Destroyers Not To Escort Vessel Into Shanghai Harbor

TwoUS Destroyers Join Flying Arrow To Provide Escort   Will Take Vessel to Por Other Than Shanghai; Boat Hit by Many Chinese Shells

U.S. Navy To Eseort Shelled Ship   Destroyers Arrive But Shanghai Out As Destination

Seek Haven for Crippled Ship, Flying Arrow’   Nearest Ports All Communist Held.—Hit 30 to 40 Times.

U.S. Destroyers Stand by fo Aid Vessel fo Port   Escort Provided Flying Arrow Except to Shanghai

1 U.S. Destroyers To Escort Crippled Freighter to: Port  However, Shanghai Will Not Be One of Ship's Destinations

Uo, WARSHIPS STAND BY THE FLYING ARROW   ‘Will Escort Shelled Ship te Any Port, Officer Says, but Shanghal.

Ready to Escort Shell-Battered Ship To Safety   lowan Skipper of Blockade-Runner Hit by Chinese Warship

Navy Goes to Offe Aid to  Flying Arrow      © Gunboat Lurks Nearby; Second Ship to Make Try

2 Destroyers To Escort Freighter   Will See Battered Vesse Reaches Any Port But Shanghai   To Take About Eight Hour:  to Repair the Dam aged Ship

U. S. Destroyers Arrive to Escort Shell-Damaged Freighter to Port

Yank Destroyers Stand By To Escort Flving Arrow Into Neutral Harbor

— HELP ASKED _  ven Oe Se Oe © Ae  Shanghai Entry Is  BA BB Ue  Ruled Out   SHIP SEEKS REPAIR PORT

Shanghai Escort Banned  U.S. Destroyers Stand By To Aid Damaged Freighter

Two U.S. Destroyers Stand By.   Ready to Escort Crippled Freighter To Any Port But ©  a n,n

2.US Navy Destroyers To Escort Arrow   But Not Into Shanghai Port, After Shooting

2 Destroyers Are Alongside Flying Arrow   Ships Would Provide Escort To Any Port But Shanghai

Destroyers Stand By Ship Ready To Escort It Safely Teo Friendly Port Soon

U.S. Escort Given Crippled Freighter  Destroyers to Take Flying Arrow to Any Port Except Shanghai

U.S. Destroyers  Stand by Arrow   Nationalist Warships Keeping Guns Trained on Shell. Pocked Blockade Runner Off China Coast.

High Czech Official Reported Slait   Deputy Premier Fierlinger May Ba Victim

Coalition Puts Forth Weaker Substitute Bill   Advocates of “Civil Rights Are Handed Setback   VY PRL REAVNR SARE —— LOS FS —The house today passed and sent to the senate an FEPC bill stripped of all  enforcement provisions.

Weaker Bill Approved In  Lone Fight   Dixie Democrats Win Battle. At  Least Temporarily

Coalition Force Joins To Defeat Democratic Bill   Substitute Measure Wins Hotse Favor

Payroll Tax Boost Asked   Old Age Insurance Hike Sought te Pay Expansion Costs

Truman Asks Big Payroll Tax Boost   Would Expand Socia Security and Start Health Insurance

Disputed Health Program Asked By President   Costs Would Be Paid by New Payroll Levy

Over-All Military Position Of Red Koreans Hopeless As Main ‘Supply Line Cut And Troops Trapped UP Foreign Editor Says

Over-All Military Position of Korean Reds Hopeless, But Still Have Fight

Brannan Plan Goins: Ground In Midwest  1 oe Dadieme. Eneankaane: facrotany To-Shimninag Tair

Towa Election Gives Brannan Plan Boost   Loveland Wins Democratic Nod; Hickenlooper Renominoted by GOP

Planes Search for Submarine   Foreign U Boat Off California Reported

Navy Searches For Mysterious Submarine  Doubts Reports Of U-Boat Off California Coast

Sub Sought Off Pacific Coast _   Navy Planes Ordered To Search For Foreign LL Raset,

Britain Seeks Aid Of Russia In Ending War  Report Draft Of Proposal To Soviet Has Been Prepared

Britain Works On Korean Peace Plan   ‘Copy of Dratt Sent to France For Approval

Southeastern HD ‘Meeting March 34  Noted Editor of Farm And Ranch Magazine t

Southeastern HD Meeting March 31  Noted Editor of Farm And Ronch Magazine to Be Principal Speoker

Harmony Series May Be Arranged   Democrat Committe: May Slate Meetings All Through South

Arkansas is Suggested as Next Site For Harmony Session for Democrats

Democrats May Hold Meeting In Arkansas   ‘Harmony’ Conference Idea May Spread To Other States

Dem Committee May Slate State Meetings In South  Accent On “Harmony” Is Idea

Raleigh Conclave Termed Successful  ‘Democrats To Promote Series Of Southern ‘Harmony’ Meets

Reds Delayed In UN Ouster Of Old China   Malik’s Bristling Attack On Yugoslavia Expected Today

‘Get T ough,’ Ike Warns U.S.  In¢ sapadell orl reedomTalk   ‘Lesser Considerations’ Must Wait. He Tells Audience In All Networks, Asserting “Die Is Cast’

‘lke’ Urges U. 5. To Get Tough,’ Halt Red March  General Says Notion   General Says Notion Must Fight Commies "Above Everything’

Truman Veto of Gas Bill Urged as Protection of Free Enterprise Prices

-BANK ROBBERYTrio Gets $35,000 In Bold Holdup  Police And FBI _ Work On Clues

Police Have Meager Clues in Investigation  Of Wednesday Bank Robbery at Cincinnati

Wins Reprieve Nine Minutes Before Death   Governor Intervenes On Grounds Of New Evidence By Lawyer:

COLD WAVE HITS WESTERN, CENTRAL U. S.   Blizzard in Red River Valley. 18 Below at Big Piney, Wyo.

HOODLUM LIST STUDIED FOR BOSS SLAYER.   Representative List of Public Officlals and Gangsters Show Up at Funeral of Slain Politician Charles Binaggio.

State Uses Death House Staternents Of Edwards In 2nd Conviction Attempt   GUARD SAYS HE HEARD EDWARDS TELL ANOTHER PRISONER HE WAS TOO SMART FOR HICK COPS

PEACE - TIME “TLS. ROONOMY. HITS RECORD   Government Experts Believe Present Boom Will Continue at Least 18 Months.

ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH E, J. Wehrspann, Pastor   FIRST CONGREGAT’NAL CHURCH J. FE. Gebhardt, Pastor

FBI Opposes Bill Changing  lts Functions   Fixing Judgment in Loyalty Cases Is Dangerous, Hlranee Graun Tald

FBI 1S GOLD TOWARD PLAN OF HOUSE   Justice Bureau Voices Concern Over “Loyalty” Propesal

Plan Termed Too Radical, Poses Peril   Congressional Move Dangerous, Asserts Justice Department

Denounce Bill To Have FBI Sit In Judgment  a a. ee es   Justice Department Says Proposal Would Be Peril to All

Justice Dept. Doesn’t Want FBI To Pass On Loyalty   Plan Already Passed by House Peril to Nation, Official Save

Agains™ Plan for The FBI   Justice Department Believes Proposed Change Too Radical And Undesirable

Quick Objection To Having FBI Rule on Loyalty   Justice Department Would Confine Duties To Investigation

FBI OBJECTS TO HOUSE PROPOSAL   Declines To Pass Judgmen On Loyalty Of Federal Employes

Don’t Want FBI Made State Police   Justice Dept. Gravel) Concerned Over Loyalty Check Idea.

FBI Doesn't Want Role of Judging Citizen Loyalty   Should Continue as Fact-Gathering Agency. Congressmen Are Told.

HOUSE BILL HIT BY OFFICIAL OF ‘JUSTICE DEPT.   Might Open Bureau To Cry of ‘State Police,’ Ford Warns Solons

Increases Approximating Five Per Cent Listed By Leading Auto Manufacturers

Net Income Hits New Peak LE: IE REN Ae EEE A SRE WERE PRES  GM. Ford Announce Boost in Car Prices

Ford Follows GM With increases Automobile. Industry Price Line Collapses

Ford, G. M. Hike Prices Of Autos   Higher Costs And Materia Shortage Blamed

Auto Price Line Collapses At Two Big Points  Ford Follows General Motors in Boosting Prices of Cars

FORD BOOSTS AUTO PRICES   Increases Expected Ta Average Five Per  Cent Or More

Ford, GM Hike Prices on New Automobiles  Both Firms Blame   Both Firms Blame Higher Manufacturing, Labor Costs

Ford, G.M. Announce Raises—  Auto Industry All But Gives Up Trying to Hold Price Line

Second Plan Within a Week To End the 59-Day Old  Strike   POSTMAN WANTS TO WALK

New Controls Clamped on Nickel, Zinc    Existing Curbs on Use of Aluminum Are Lightened by U.S.

Dixie Chief Asks Civil Rights End  Thurmond Keynotes Governors’ Parley

CONGRESS MAY BE IN SESSION ON CHRISTMAS   Legislators Find Hands Full Of War-Important Work In New Crisis

Old Congress In Prolonged War Session   Rent Control, Taxes, Other Issues Forcing ‘Lame Ducks’ to Stay Throuah Final Days

Congress Finds Plenty Work To Keep Busy   Korean War Changes Legislative Picture; To Work Late

Congress May Continue Long Session   Lame Duck Meeting Finds Important Tasks Facing It

Adjournment Blocked:  Congress Faces Urgent Task Because of Chinese Attack

Prospects Dim Congress Will Adjourn Early   Many War-lmportont Tasks Face Lame-Duck Session

Detense Work Fills Hands Of Congress .   Entry of Red China In War Shifts  Picture Overnicht

War Details Fill Agenda Of Congress   Early Adjournment Prospects Delayed. As Work Piles Up

Congress Suddenly Finds Hands Full:  farly End Unlikely   China’s Undeclared War in Korea Changes Lawmakers’ Plans Overnight; House Starts Debate Today on Excess Profits Tax Bill

i cerhenetiementiasliaieiiieemmmmiaiadinememmammetinmnatae tail A TESTI: ma nm a an RR a ae mm A ee eee nee Am CRS  Many lowans Subjecting Themselves to War Scare” Buying   rmers Bound to feel Effect In Price Increases On Many Items

Legion Asks Shakeup in State Dept.   Resolution Hints Strongly for Ouster Of Secretary Acheson

Legion Blasts Dean Acheson   Shake-up of State Department Urgec As Veterans Hold Hot Debate

Democrats Will Hin, Says Splair   Oil City Man, Head O Party, Says Dems Will Wage Hot Campaign

Transit Pump Stock Offer Is Extended   Syndicate in N. Y. Already Has More Than 50 Per Cent. Of Firm's Stock

Scores of Families in Illinois Are Forced Out of Homes by Flooding Rivers, Creeks

Cut in Non-Milifary Funds Looms in House Committee  Move Comes as President Asks $4 Billion More to Arm Friends

EXCHANGE CLUB GETS TRAVELLING GAVEL   upon Made by Mem. bers of The Newtown ne Club   ENJOYABLE PROGRAM

NEWTOWN EXCHANGE TREKKED 10 BRISTOL   Musical Program Given By Bristol Male Chorus   2 GAVELS EXCHANGED

Kansas City Crime Prober: Indict Three   Business Associate of Slain Gargotla Faces Tax Evasion

Trees Knocked Down And Power Disrupted Strong Wind, With Lightning And Rain. Hit At Texarkana

Winds, Rain Hit Texarkana, Trees Toppled  foo EC. . elie   Three Southern Arkansas Towns Also Are Dumaged

Group to Probe ‘Loan’ to Former Capone Mobster  Race Track Official Advanced-$80,000 to Paroled Racketeer.

$80,000 Loan To Racketeer Alnder Probe   Race Track Otheial Gave Moncey to Reputed Leader in Chicago Crime Syndicate

Big Loans to Paroled Mobster Given Close Scrutiny by Senate Probers

Shivers Is Kingpin Of Democrats  bce. Wallace Miosor   Mrs. Walloce Mason Of Mexia Elected To Executive Post

Pulpit War Rages Over  U. S. Case   Evangelist Flavs, Doctor Defends Sander’s Action

Texas Captain First Across 38th  Taen Flew Twa Flane Rut Not Lone Star

First American ,  ist American . . Texan Takes Lead Across  ~ War Border

Texarkanian Becomes First American To Cross Into Red North Korea

REDS GET REINFORCEMENTS FROM MANCHURIAN BORDER   Texarkana Captain Apologizes fo State for Not Carrying Lone Star Flag When He Drove North Texan First Ameritean to Cross 38th as Adviser

AT THE FRONT  “R°t4h, Lei Rawle   TEXAN IS FIRST TO ENTER RED KORFA WITH ROKS

Maurice Costello, Old-Time Movie Matinee Idol. Dies in Hollywood

U. 5. Military Officials in Tokyo Are Convinced That Formosa Is Doomed To Communist Conquest  Decision to Remain Aloof Will Bring Grave Consequences

Fall Of Formosa Likely Since US. To Remain Aloof  U.S. Military Chiefs See Island Used

Loss of Formosa to Communists May Have Grave Consequences for U. S.   Fall of Island to Communists May Be Followed by Move Into Southeast

U. §. Military Officials in Japan ‘Say Formosa Sure To Fall to Reds

Fall of Formosa Seen Likely; Would Push Outer U. S. Defenses to ‘Back Fence’

Formosa May Be Doomed To Red Conquest   U.S. Military In Japan See Grave Consequences

South Koreans Contain Infiltrating Enemy Unit   Chinese Buildup Continues Across 38th But Expected Big Push’Stil] Holds Off

Infiltrafors Surrounded After Slipping Through Allied Defenses at Point Near Chorwon.   . N. LINE NOW REACHES ACROSS PENINSULA   Chinese Drive Has Not Yet Devcloped—Light Bombers Tound Enemy Concentrations in 23 Towns.

Big Chinese Drive Still Awaited; Red Regiment  Is Surrounded  North of Parallel

FIERCE BATTLE IN PROGRESS IN KORANGPO AREA   Action May Be First Move In Full-Scale Chinese  OHensive   SEOUL CIVILIANS ARE URGED TO LEAVE CITY

Infiltrators Caught 47 Mi. From Seoul; New Front Follows 38th Parallel Route

Enemy's Drive Toward Seoul  Still Delayed   Light Bombers Attack Reds in 23 Towns; Big Battle Near Korangpo

Red Regiment Trapped and Slaughtered   Infiltrators Caught Two Miles Behind Lines; B-26 Bombers Blast Communist Concentrations in 23 Towns.

Red Infiltrators Hit   After Moving 2 Miles Inside U.N. Defenses

Fierce Battle Rages Within 28 Air Miles Of Seoul; Communists Have 300,000 Men Along Or Near 38th Parallel

North Koreans Slip Through U.N. Defenses   Long Expected Chinese Communist Drive Still Not. Developed

North Korean Force Slipped Through Lines   Long Awaited Communist Drive Across 38th Parallel Has Not Developed; Chinese Reported Building Up Divisions

Elections Board Squabble Might Effeet Primary   Capital Observers Think Graham’s Chances Effected

6 Powers Call On The UN For Swift Action   United States ‘Fakes Lead li Demanding Trmedinte Attemion

Communist China Entry Into War Asked For General Assembly Agenda

Assembly Action On China Sought  Allies Seek Study By Veto-Free Body

Woman Claims Life Savings  Lost In Raid   Widow, 86, Takes Piea To State Appeals Court; Police Got Cash In 1949

Yanks Smash Thousands of Reds Trapped in Southwest   Five U. 5. Divisions Closing:in to Deal ‘Final Death Blows to Commie Troops

Flag Raised At Embassy Inside Seoul   100 UN Troops Liberated From Communist Hands

South Koreans’ Drive Virtually Unchecked   American Marines Recapture U. S. Embassy At Seoul And Hoist Stars And Stripes

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   lS. Marines Canture UJ. S. Emhassv in Seoul

Reds Trapped By Thousands In So. Korea   Marines Hoist Flag In Dramatic Moment Of Fighting in Capital

Resistance Of Reds In Seoul Nearing End .   Marines Accelerate Mopping Up Efforts In Capital City

Would Up Services by 600,000 Men   Nearly Half of Request to Congress to Go to Air Force; Flexibility Urged

Truman Asks  Big War Fund   $10 Billion for Korean Victory Sought in Message to Congress

Truman Asks Congress for  $10.5 Billion   President Wishes to Add 600,000 to Armed Forces

Discloses Plans To Up Strength By 600,000   Biggest Slice Of $10 Billion Sought Earmarked For Expansion Of Air Fores

Bradley Warns West Must Unite Or Face Attack   Atlantic’ Pact Military Heads Told Now Is Time To Prepare Or ‘We May Have To Improvise’

Gen. Bradley Urges Defense Plan Speed Up   Tells War Chiefs of Pact Nations They Must Act Before It’s Too Late

Atlantic Pact Chiefs To Meet  Gen. Bradley Sounds Keynote Of Defense

Bradley Spurs Defense Plans   Need Urgent, Atlantic Pact Nations Told

Bradley Issues Plea For Defense Action  Military Leaders Warn Pact Nations Thev Musct

Now’s Time For Defense,  Bradley Says   Warns 12 Treaty ‘Nations That Enemy Attack Could Come

Bradley Urges Defense Force  Organized Nov   Asserts West Bloc Faces Attack, Must Take Sneedy Action

Need Mutual Forces For Defense Now  Must Be Created Before It Is Too Late. Bradley Savs

Bradley Calls ror Mutual Deiense Plan  U.S. Chief OF Staff In Plea For Action

Bradley Asks Deiense Plan   Warns Pact Nations  To Arm Now, Or Face Attack Later

Bradley Pleads For Defense   Tells Atlantic Powers Need Is Great

Gen. Bradley Urges Atlantic Pact To Speed Mutua! Defense Forces   “Now Is Time for Action’ Before West Has To Improvise Defenses in Face of a Later Attack, He Tells Treaty Military Leaders

CONFERENCE OPENS   Gen. Bradley Advises West To Arm Now Or Improvise Later While Under Attack

BRADLEY OPENS MILITARY MEET WITH WARNING   America’s North Atlantic Allies Told To Unite Or Face Red Attack

Common Defense Pact Need Is Seen by Omar Bradley   Chief of Staff Tells Nations That Unity Must Be Achieved “Now”.

Paroles Nabbed On Check Charge   Gives Bad One at Delphi Hatcherv

Kidnaping Results in Fireworks   No One Injured; City Is Tense as Communist ” Parade Nears.

FOREST FIRES DARKEN SKIES   Smoke Drifting In From Canada Causes Sun To Turn Purple

Arraign Eagles’ Officers Apri. 10   Have Month t h to Answer Indictments Voted by Grand Jury

Eagle Officials Must Wait Montt To File Reply   Three Officers Indicted For Lottery, Blackmail

SWITCHMEN OM. ~ FOUR RAILWAYS RESUME WORK   Gov't Calls for End of Strike on Fifth Line, Rock Island.

US. ASKS END OF RAIL STRIKE   Mediators Say Stoppags Hurting Government In Korean Situation.

Switchmen Call Off Rail Strike On Four Lines   Board Demands Union Also End Walkout On Rock Island

U.S. Requests Rail Workers Call Off Strike   ‘Critical’ Events Are Cited In Mediator’s Plea To Switchmen

Calls On Union To End Its Rail Strike At Once   Government Plea to Switchmen Due to Critical Korean Situation

Rail Strike Ends On Four of Lines  Rock Island Road Workers Still Out

Asks AFL to Call Off Its Rail Strike   Government Points to “Current Critical" Korea. Developments

Board Urges Union to End Rail Walkout   Mediators Ask Action in View Of Korea Crisis

Gov't Urges Switchmen To Call Off Walkout .   Cites Critical Situation In Korea; Union To Make Decision Today

Swifchmen Urged fo Halt Strike   Government Asks Action As Result Of Korean Crisis

U.3, ASKS UNION END RAIL STRIKE   SWITCHMEN TOL? KOREAN SITUATION DEMANDS RES. TORATION OF SERVICE.

End Of Rall Strike Asked By Government       Union Head To Reply Todays Korea Crisis Gited  Switelunen’s

U.S. Calls Upon Switchmen to End Railroad Strike  Korean Development   Korean Developments Cited by Mediation Board Head

Expect lowa fo Grow More Corn On Fewer Acres   F. B. Spokesman Says Acreage Cut Wont Cut Harvest

Corn Production to Continue High  Despite Reduction in Crop Acreage

GOP Happy Over Outcome in Britain; ‘Democrats Discount Effect on U.S.

U. $. Employes are Loyal Says Barkley In lowa Address   “’Veep'’ Speaks to 1,550 Democrats at Jackson Day Dinner

U.S. May Hit Back af Reds In Berlin   State Department Accuses Soviets of Violating a Pact

Berlin Steps May Be Taken   U.S. Likely To Im.pose Counter Meas. ures To Blockade

Counter Measures Planned in Berlin  U. S. to Retaliate Against New: Soviet

U.S. CONSIDERS COUNTER ACTION IN RED BLOCKADE   ACCUSE RUSSIANS OF VIOLATING PACT BY HALTING TRUCKS

Berlin Block Action Planned   Counter Measures  Against Reds Loom

U.S. Considers Counter Action   Russian Truck Curb Violates Paris Pact

INDONESIA HIT BY LIGHTNING COUP   Rebellious Police Capture Makassar Garrison; Plot “Leader” Jailed

SULTAN JAILED IN INDONESIA   Young Government Harrassed By Vote In Member State  ‘ag i aa a Fm a i or ia i a a a a a

PROBE OF DRAFT BYARD PROMISED   TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF FAVORITISM IN CHRIS. TIAN COUNTY.

750 Limestonians Pay Voting Taxes  Period Half Over For February 1 Deadline

GOP Opens ‘Immediate’ State Campaign For Fall Election; Dewey Draft Pushed

Rail Walkout On Rock Island Comes To End   1,500 AFL Switchmen Ge Back To Work On. U.S. Orders

Injunction Ends Railroad Strike  Union Chief Says ‘We Have No Choice Now

US. DEFENSES ARE ADEQUATE, JOHNSON SAYS   Defense Chief Disagrees With Recent Eisenhower Statement   JESSUP CONTINUING AS ROVING ENVOY

johnson Believes Defenses Enough For The Moment  Jessup To Remain

Johnson Reiterates. Defenses Adequate   Secretary Of Defense Replies To General Eisenhower  —Report. Made During Conference an Vor e en , oa os

JOHNSON SAYS U.S. DEFENSES ARE ADEQUATE   Estimate by Defense Chief at Odds With  General’s Warning

Nation's Defenses Adequate: Johnson  Replies to Warning By Gen. Eisenhower

U.S. Defense Is Adequate Johnson Says  Defense Secretary Taken leane With   Defense Secretary Takes Issue With Eisenhower Warning

Statement Rebuke To Ike’s Warnins   Mission Ordered to Japan Jessup to Remain  pee ee _   {Pleture on Pare 9)

Vetense Secretary Disputes Statement of Eisenhower; Truman Announces Jessup Will Stay as Ambassador.

Johnson ‘Pat’ On Defenses  Truman Announces Jessup To Keen Ambascador Post

Nation’s Defenses ClaimedAdequate To Present Needs   Secretary Of Defense Disregards Eisenhower Questioning Of Military Program; Truman Reports Jessup Will Remain As Envoy

ee  Deadline for Moose and Mountain Sheep Permits Set for June 20th

Game And Fish Com. Sets Dates   DEADLINE FOR MOOSE AND MOUNTAIN SHEEP PERMITS SET FOR JUNE 30

Coal Strike Hits industry, Rails  Idle Miners Slow U.S. Economic Life

RAILROADS CUT TRAIK SERVICE   Strel Plants Bank Furnaces, Cities  Expertence ‘ Power Shortages, Schools and = Colleges Shut Down.

Divorce Papers Sent Bergman  ByU.S. Airmail   Rossellini Wishes It Had Been Ten Months Earlier

Ingrid’s Divorce Papers En Route to Rome Via Air; Plans Immediate Marriage

Issue “Squarely’ One of Powers Given Governor By Constitution, Says Decision of County Court

Delay in New Tax Request Is Predicted  Administration Plan: For New Increase  Are Incamnlete 

Mr. Truman To Offer Program At Lafer Date  Hinh Dafercea Cact   High Defense Cost Payments To Bring Additional Levies

Fians Not Complete  New Tax Inerease In January  Doubtful, Truman Aide Says

Plans Request To Congress  Tn ‘Few Weeks’   Budget Expected To Call for Spending $75 Billion

Broadened Tax Program Eyed   President Expected to Make Recommendation

Truman Will Recommend Much Broadened Tax Program ‘‘at an Appropriate Time’

NEW TAX PLAN NOT FINISHED   White House Aide Doubts If Request Will Be Made In January   TRUMAN MEETS FOUR

Truman Will Request High Tax Program to Pay For Rearmament  Will Ask $75 Billion For Fiscal 52, Mostly  For Armed Services

Broadened Tax Program To Be Asked By Truman   Press Secretary Clarifies Statement He Made Ahout No New Reauests For Taxes

Truman Seeks Much Broader Tax Program  Higher Defense Costs Will Bring

President To Report Views Next Month   State of Union Message To Be Made Farlier

President May Deiny Request for New Taxes   Bill May Net Come Up in January, Press Secretary Has Reported

New Tax Request May Be Delayed Several Weeks   Broadened Revenue Program Drafted For New Conaress

Congress To Gel Big Tax Request: iDate Not Known   “No Demand Next Mouth" Statement Of Is Amplified

Truman Planning Higher Tax Call After Message  President to Reveal Tax Recommendations ~ "At Appropriate Time’

Say Truman Will Recommend Broad  Tax Plan Later   Will Await Appropriate Time to Issue Statement on Funds Needed for Defense Costs

White House Says Truman Will Ask Broader Taxes At Appropriate lime

Much Broader Tax Program To Come Later   ; President to Present Scheme to Pay For Defense Cost Boost

Truman To Ask Congress For Higher Taxes Next Year To Meet Mounting Defense Costs

Truman Will Seek Higher Tax Program   Request To Be Given Congress: Defense Costs Are Mounting

Truman Maps Request for Higher Taxes   Congress to Gei Plea to Meet Hike in Defense Costs

President To Recommend a Tax Program   Press Secretary Says Defense Program Will Be Under Consideration

Higher ‘Taxes To Be Asked 1 By President   $75 Billion Budget Considered Likely   Truman Prepares State Of Union Report And Money Message

TRUMAN WILL URGE BROADER TAX TO PAY FOR DEFENSE   To Send Kecommendation “At Appropriate Time;” President Stands.Pat' -

HINT MORE TAXES   New Bill May Be Delayec Beyond Legislative Ses sion Opener

New Program Needed to Meet Defense Costs   Request Will Probably Go to Congress Few Weeks After Jan. 3

Reds Attack On Taegu Front; Fire Is Heavy   Tank Supported Attack

South Korean Regiment Drops Back Two Miles   6,000-Man Force Follows Tanks Aaninet Artillery

Communists Spearhead For Taegu   Double Attack Poses Twin Threat For Mcin Bases

Hard Times Ahead For Mining Industry As Stockpiling Tapers Off, Boyd Warns

Big 3, Others Advance Plan For U.N. Army   Vishinsky Stuns Session— Approves Basie Idea COL. Boenasrtasie?

Soviet ‘Agreement’ To Program Scored UN Plan To Enforce  Peace Is Proposed

Pohang Still Reported in Allied Hands   But Enemy Drive Bends Line, Sweeps Past Anganeni: >

Allied Lines Bend in Center But Not Broken   UN Armed Forces Cling to Pohang; 30,000 Attacking

Americans, S. Koreans Still Hold Pohang   30,000 Reds Attack Both Ends Of Northern Front

Enemy Offensive Within 50 Miles Of Vital Pusan   Allies Retain Port — Of Pohang Despite Heavy Red Attack

To Split Allied Ranks At Pohang   Latest Move Is _ Definite Threat To Defenses of Taegu and Pusan

Yank Defense Lines at Pohang and Taegu Hold Firm, But Bend in Middle As Commies  Canture Angangni, Continue Drive South

Nationalists Report. Seven Communist Armies Set for Assault on Chushan ~

1 RED ARMIES PERIL CHUSAN   Massed On Chine Mainland And Coastal Islands For Assault

Rail Brotherhood Post pones Strike Decision: Strategy  Meeting Called For Today

Union's Leaders Plan To Resume Sessions Today   Long Figit Continues for Third Crewman n Multi-Unit Diesels

Decision on Rail Strike Postponed   Strategy Meeting of Union Leaders Recess es Till Today.

Railroad Union Leaders Delay  Strike Decision   Disputes of Firemen, Enginemen Through All Steps of Railway Ac

Various Variations of Strike Action Planes Have Been Placed Before Union’s Executive Committee

Rail Walkout Action Delayed  Decision Is Expected At Meeting Monday

Railway Unions Postpone Action On Strike Call  Brotherhood Leaders Order Strategy Talks

Bases in Alaska Are Getting Most Aftention  Effort Being Made Tem Pentact LT S

Alaska To Become a Fortress   Billions Will Be Spent On Bases Outside U.S. Proper.

U. $. Foreign Bases Being Strengthened   Military Forces Embarking On Big Building Program Outside Country

Bases in Alaska Are Getting Most Attention  Effort Being Made To Protect U. S.   Effort Being Made To Protect U. S. From Sneak Punch

New York Cotton   U.S. Military Embarks upon Huge Building Plan: Alaska to Bristle as Defense Fort

“lJ. 5. Building Military Bases In Alaska  ost of Budget To Ve Us ed Outside

Military Forces Spread Defenses Outside Nation  3 Groups Ask For Huge Amount To Be Used For Bases

iU. S. Building Military Bases— Alaska, Islands in Atlantic,  Pacific to Be Well Fortified

ALASKA WOULD BE CONVERTED TOAIR DEFENSE OUTPOST   Outlying Fortifications Will Extend To Okinawa And Africa

BASE - BUILDING PROGRAM BEGUN   Launched Outside Continental U. S., Especially In Alaska  FEAR 'SNEAK PUNCH’

U.S. PLANNING EXPANSION OF MILITARY SITES   Funds Sought For Work On Bases Off Ameriean Continent

Nation Maps Defense Ring Ouiside U.S.   Building Plan Would Stress Alaskan Bases

Alaska Plays Leading Part   Military, Forces Launch Big Building Program at Bases Outside U. S,

Many Fund Requests Are Highly Secret; Smallest Request Is for a Dollar

U. S. Embarking On Huge Building Program Of Foreign Military Bases

Big Program Of Building Outside U. S. Is To Begin   Combined Military Forces Preparing To Aid Protection

Doctoring Official Records Traced to 2 Williams’ Appointees, Chairmen Tom Downs, John McCarthy

Sino-Red Air Force May Be Coming Out Hiding To Fight  Increasing Number of Jets Appear »

Chinese Reds Take To Air In Korea War   Increasing Jet Fighters Seen As Challenge To US

ULN.C, PRESIDENT BEING INSTALLED   Second Phase Of Tnauguration Ceremonies For Gordon Gray Conducted At Chapel Hil.

BROOKS SEEKS FLOOD FUNDS   Wants To Add $6,000,000 To Measure For Future Planning

ei — ROYALTY TURNS OUT—_ France's Daughter  Is Wed Amid Splendor

Franco's Daughter Is Married Amid Splendo: Not Matched in Spain for Over 40 Years

House Vote Spurs Defense Projects  Immediate Spending Okayed—Approval of Senate Still Needed

House Puts Okay On Defense Moves  Would Lat Government Ge Ahead Before Military Bill Finscily Passed

Defense Program Gets Green Light  House Approves of  Start af Snendinga

House Gives Nod To Defense Plans Including Expansion Of Foreign Aid

Green_Light for Defense Plans:   House Votes Action on Pending Funds

Devout Flock to Site as Mother of Seven -Anticipates Seventh Visit of Virgin Mary

Strike at ‘Atomic Plant IsEnded   80 Per Cent of Strikers Back”  a

Strike at Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Is Over   Columbus, Ohio Citizens Walk In Bus Strike

DAY SHIFT BACK ON JOB AT OAK RIDGE   Week Long Strike Which Idled 4.500 Is Ended

A-Plant Workers End Week's Strike  Back-to-Work Move Quiet at Oak Ridge

—— et ee a eee See eee  Fear-Crazed Man Keeps 25 ‘Air Passengers at Gunpoint

Hostess, 22, Called Heroine  Of Sky Drama   Young Stewardess Averts Possible Tragedy As A Gunman Menaces 25 Aboard Plane

Fear-Crazed Man Terrorizes ‘Airliner Crew, Passengers; Stewardess Heroine

Stewardess Heroine As Fear-Crazed Man Waves Loaded Pistol Aboard Big Airliner

Man Terrorizes 25 Aboard Plane   Siewardess Is Called Heroine for Actions; Gun is Brandished.

Nebraska Area Hit by Floods   Fear Many Drowned a: Raging Rivers Break Out of Banks

NEBRASKA HIT BY FLOODS AFTER TRUMAN VISIT   One Death, Dozen Missing After Rains of 6 Inches and More.

Heavy Rains Cause Floods  In Nebraska   One Known Dead, Several Missing as 6-Inch Rain Turns Streams into Raging Torrents.

Six-inch Rain Turns Rivers Into Torrents   Presidential Train Escapes Deluge in Lincoln Region

FBI Checks Signal Case   Charges Made By  Ousted Union Official Probed

FBI TO PROBE CHARGE MADE AGAINST LEWI   Ousted Union President Says Chieftain Used Secret Signals In Labor Stoppage.

Coal Strike Charges Are Investigated By the FBI   Ousted UMW Local President Charges Lewis Used Secret” Code To Signal Miner

BI Probing Charges —  Lewis Used Secret Code Government Asks Court’ Overturn Ruling Clearing Union Of Contemnt.

Disclose Thorough’ Inquiry Begun; U. S. Asks Court Reverse Contempt Acauittal

FBI CHECKING CHARGE AGAINST JOHN L. LEWIS   Aceused of Using Secret. Signals To Direct Strike

FBI Probes Coal Strike ‘Signal’ Use  Ordered to Check Story that UMW

Alleged ‘Secret Signal’ in Mine Dispute Studied   FBI Investigates Story Told by Ousted UMW Member; Official Gives Instructions.

FBI Investigating  Charges John Lewis lised Secret Signals To Keep Miners idle

FBI Probes Charge That UMW Used Secret Signals   Union Man Says Code Words Used

Three Presidents Assassinated In Life Of Country   Lincoln, Garfield And McKinley Slain; TR And FDR Shot At

3 PRESIDENTS KILLED   In Addition to Fatal Assaults At. . tacks Were Made on Two Others

Panicky Defenders Of © City Flee Northward; Resistance Shattered

Reds Fleeing North Toward China Border  UN Forces Advance: in Bal fanteel

American Troops Hit Heart Of Doomed — City Of Pyongyang      Korean, U. S. Forces Slice City

Communists Flee North From City   South Koreans Push Into Capital At Eastern Exige

First Cavalry Seizes Firm  Footholds in Capital's Center   South Korean Troops Chop Through N. E. Part of City Against Stiff Resistance

Communist Defenders Are Fleeing   Armored Units Of U. &. Ist Cavalry Roll Through Southeastern Quarter Of Pyongyang, Across Taedonr River   SOUTH KOREANS IN NORTHEAST QUARTER

UN Troops Mop Up In Pyongyang; Red Defenders Fleeing   First Cavalry Dash Takes Troopers into Heart of Doomed Northern Capital

Yankee Shock Troops Smash Into Capital  Of North Kore:   Panicky Communist Defenders Mee From Pyangyangs [st Cavalry Wins Hace Inte City

Win Race With South Koreans by 18 Minutes; Link Up For Final Assault On Red Capital; Roads From City Filled by Retreating Troops

Reds Fleeing North Toward China Border   UN Forces Advance In Red Capital

Communists Fleeing Northward In Panic Before Shock Troops   Victory Flushed First Cavalry Grabs Strong Footholds On Both Sides Of Taedong River.

GOP Senators Seek Ouster Of Tryave Lie   Two Senators Say Lie Should Be Ousted If Continues Proposal

UNITED NATIONS CHIEF ATTACKED   Two Senators Demand His Dismissal Unless He Quits Communist Stand.

2 Americans. Swiss Share  Nobel Prize  Discovery Of Cortisone Cited

March Across Border Hinted in Ultimatum   Enemy Urged to Avoic Further Bioodshed, bay  U. N. Decision

9,000 EXPECTED TO CAST BALLOTS IN JOPLIN TODAY   Candidates Make Final Ap peals to Voters—Polling Places Will Open at 6 A. M.   SPOTLIGHT IS ON MAYVORALTY CONTEST   Resides Executive, City Will Elect 2 Commissioners, Police Judge and 2 School Board Members.

Vote Drives In Jonlin Are Nearing Close  Heavy Outpouring   Heavy Outpouring Of Balloting Is Expected Tuesday

Senator Demands Call Of National  Guard, Reserves   Legislators In Both Houses Of Congress Are Deeply Concerned Over Situation And What It Mav Mean For The Future

DEMAND TO CALL GUARD, RESERVE UNITS IS HEARD   Texas Senator Critical Of Present Conduct Of Military   BREAK OFF RELATIONS, USE BOMB, OTHERS SAY

Senator Wants Guard Units. Reserves Used   Congressmen Reflect Growing Concern Over Situation in Pacifie

Call Out Paid Reserves Now, Solon Demands   ~ ‘Texas Democrat Wants Truman Given Industry Draft Powers

Texan Says Step Vital To Defense   MeCarran Demand: U.S. Break Off  Russian Relations:

Says Nation Now Facing Grave Peril   Would Mobilize Industry For U. S. Defense

Caling of Al National Guardsmen, Paid Reserves Demanded in Senate

Close House Vote Seen On Watered-Down Bill To Extend Rent Contro]

Senators Adopf Plan Favoring ‘Local Option   Close Vote Expected On Measure In House

Administration Predicts House Will Okay Watered-Down Rent Control Bill   Both Sides Agree on One Thing— That Votina Today Will Be Close

House Near Vote on Rent   Leaders Speed Actior to Meet Expiration Deadline in 2 Weeks

Lower House Is Sent Weak Rant Measure   Watered-Down Rent Control Bill Is Finally Voted Throuen Senate

Red Aggression “Mortal Danger’ To Democracies   GOP Adviser Cooper Warns That Russia Could Overrun Euron

Dangers of Red Aggression in West Europe Outlined by State Dent. Adviser

WARNS Uda MAY ATTACK AT ANY TIME   Next Point of Aggression by Soviet After Korea Pointed Out.

Western Europe Is In‘Mortal Danger’ Of Red Aagression, State Department Adviser Warns

West Europe Warned To Defend Self   State Dept. Expert Says Nations Failed To Answer Peril.

Says U.S., British Must Unite To Defend Europe   High U. S. Official Sees “Mortal Danger” Of Soviet Aggression; Three  Defense Essentials Given

JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL MOTION   New Labor, Management Negotiations Under Way   UNION ATTORNEY   Says He Will Need Little Time To Present Case; Compare Letters

Prosecution Completes Case Against Miners  Judge Allows Letter Lewis Telling Men To Return—in 1946

Push Contempt of Court Trial   Sudden Settlement Might Lighten Fine bv Judae

Motion For Dismissal Of Charges Denied   Government Completes   Case Against Union; Operators And Lewis Return To Bargaining Table

U.S.Ends Contempt Testimony   Judge Refuses To Dismiss Charges On Plea Of Counsel For United Mine Workers

DEFENSE ARGUMENTS OPEN —_ U.S. Completes Case Of Contempt Charges Against Mine Workers

Miners Begin Defense In Trial For Contempt  UMW Officers Made Every Effort To End Strike. Savs Tohn Owens

Government Rests Case Against United Mine Workers; Dismissal Motion by Defense Is Denied   Miners’ Attorneys Told to Go Ahead With Their Case

Government Attorneys Complete Case Against Mine Union; Judge Refuses to Dismiss Suif

Diggers Agree To Extension of Contract; UMW  Argues Case   Lewis Official Says Union  Tried to Halt  Walkout

Trial of Union For Contempt Being Pressed   Some Ohio Mines Putting Out Coal Under Protection

Defense Begins In Coal Miners’ Contempt Trial   Judge Keech Denies Union Motion To Dismiss Charges

EDERAL CAE AtoTo; UNION ~ MEN TESTIFY   Negotiations On While Contempt Trial Is Heard.

Government Closes Mine Contempt Case   Union, Owners Resume Pay Parley: Ohio Tipple Blasted

GOVERNMENT'S CASE FINISHED   United Mine Workers’ At torney Tries To Show Union Not To Blame

Made Every Effort To End Strike as Ordered by Court   Union Official Is First Defense Witness in Trial   WASHINGTON, March 1 () —The United Mine Workers completed defense testimony at 12:55 p. m. (CST) today in the Union’s trial on charges of contempt of court.

Government Ends Its Case Against UMW   Contempt Trial Due To Close Today; 194¢€ Letter Is Admitted

Union Loses Plea ToDismiss Charge   Defense Begins in Contempt Hearing Before U.S. Court; Government Rests

U.S. RESTS IN TRIAL OF UMW      Judge Keech Denies Union Motion Asking For Dismissal

Contempt Case Against UMW Is Completed   Government Rests— Union Contends Strike Not Proved

Union Officers. Make Every Try To End Strike?       Secretary- Tredsuré is Defense Witne:

— MINERS — Contempt Dismissal Is Denied   GOVERNM ENT’S CASE COMPLETE

U.S. Winds Up Case; To  Hear Miners   Idle Ranks Mount As Pits Showdown  Nears Final Stage

Officer In UMW Says Try Made ToEnd Strike  Government Closes Case In Tr iol  Of

U. S. Rests In Contempt Case; Judge Refuses De fense Dismissal Pla n

U.S. Lawyers Rest Case in  Trial of UMW   Coal Contract Talks Resumed in Capital— Schricker Plans New  S . Bea Yasar meme Aaeie Fas  Sea eee

Lawyer Says No Contempt Case Proved   Government Counsel Ends Case As Parley In Dispute Continues

(wens Testifies At Miners’ Trial   Is First Witness After Government Closes Its Case

U. §. Rests Case Against Coal Union   U. M. W. Asks Dismissal of Charges, But Motion Denied

Union Not To Blame,  Contention   UMW Officer States They Have Made Every Effort to End Coal Strike

UMW Move To Dismiss All Charges Is Refused   Judge Orders Group To Open In Defense  Of Contempt Counts

Miners’ Union Claims Work Order Sincere  a a eee   Government Ends Case; Contract Parleys on Again

Fast Fighters Stationed Af Selfridge Base   Air Force Speeds Up Michigan Defenses

Corry Bank Heat Shot Last Night   H. Harrison Keppel Found Wounded In His Parked Auto

SAYS TO STAY, FIGHT   Topeka Missionary, In Korea 40 Years, Gives Talk Here

MARTIN DEMANDS HALT IN FEDERAL RED-INK SPENDING   House G.O.P. Leader Calls For Removel Of Wartime

Urges kind  To ‘Red Ink’   Appropriations Cuts Asked To Lop S14 Billion Deficit

FederalSpendingIn Red Is “Priming Pumps For IGlesete* Martin Savs

Many Look Upon Wars FunMay There Will Come a Day When Peace Can Also Be Fun

Ground Troop Effectiveness Against Sunerior Enemy Air Forces T ested

Maneuvers. ‘In Germany  Hunt Defense  From Planes  Vast Practice Battle   Vast Practice Battle Gets Underway; Air Defenses Stressed

Hold Woman Driver  For Auto Violatior Said to Have Lacked  Operator's License

Fuss Nears Over Anti-Red Bill  McCarran Threatens  Te Betianan fanmente

Anti-Communisft Measure Pg  ween Rejectiost By White House; bicCarrar:ereil /  ses Fight’ *:

Galveston Is Flooded By Great Rain   12.45 Inches In Less Than Nine Hours Falls

Deluge — Swamps Galveston   Over 12 Inches of Rain‘ Falls in Less Than 9 Hours; Traffic Paralyz

Total Is Over 12 Inches In Nine Hours   Entire City Inundated But No Danger to Human Life Expected

12.45 Inches of Rain in 9 Hours Floods Galveston   Entire City Inundated, With Water from Front Porch to Front Porch.

Total Is Over 12 Inches In Nine Hours  Entire City Inundated  BR. Ale Dancer to   Entire City Inundated But No Danger to Human Life Expected

Galveston Hit  By Cloudburst  For Nine Hours Damage Heavy  But No Lives Are Impenled

GALVESTON FLOODED BY 12-INCH RAIN   Entire City Inundated in 9-Hour Downpour; Buses, Cars Stopped, No Danger is Expected.

Foot Of Ram Floods Texas City Last Night   Galveston Inundated But No Danger Seen To Human Life.

Torrential Rains Flood Galveston   Entire City Inundated As All Traffic Halts; Human Life Is Safe

GALVESTON HiT BY RAINSTORM   Torrents Inundate City But No Loss of Life Results.

Enfire Town Inundated, None Drowns   9-Hour Deluge Strands 80,000 In tsland City

Barden Praises Taft Hartley Lav   Declares He Do<sn’t Think House Wili Ever Abolish It

ARRAIGN GIRL TWIN SLAYER   Psychiatrists To Ask Why She Hated And Killed  Sister

— SALLY TO BE BURIED TODAY— Doctors to Examine  Twin-Sister Slayer

Funeral Is Held For Slain Twin  Alice Refuses   Alice Refuses To Attend Rite

Twin Will Get. Sanity Test In Sister Slaying   Victim Of Murder To Be Buried Today As Killer Gets Hearing

Alice Shuns Sister's Rites ©   Repeats She Is Glad _ She Killed Twin as Latter Slept

Sanity Hearing Planned... .nee  Slayer Of Sister Shows No Regret

Siege Assault On Taejon Is Made By Reds  Communist Troops On East Coast Awe Minden Back

Communists Renew Taejon Siege Assault   U. S. First Cavalry Division Beachhead Is Set Up At Pohang

Two Fresh Yank Divisions Join 3-Way Offensive   Mechanized Cavalry Bolsters Sea And Air Attack After Speedy Amphibious Landing As Invaders Renew Assault On Taejon

Kelly Support Pledged by GOF   60 Party Leaders At Ishpeming Meet

Peninsula GOP To Back Kelly —  Ishpeming Conference Launches Campaian

§. Koreans Yield Ground Near Pohang Sector   U. S. Warships Ready To Blast Rail Lines Leading to Russia

YANKS TRAP 2000 REDS ALONG NAKTONG; ALLIES PUSHED BACK AT POHANG

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Require Deeper Channel   U. N. Troops on Move   Two Easton Men Shot

Dewey Assails Truman Health Plan As Socialized Medicine, P olitical Bait

Cold War, Trend Toward Social Welfare State Said Top News Events Of 1949

Cold War And American Trends Toward Welfare State Are Top 1949 Events In Eyes Of Newsmen

Cold War Leads Top News Stories For Year Of 1949   Newsmen See 1950 As Good Year For American Economy, Trends In U. 8. Policy Important

Yank Troops March Again On Broader Scale  Desperate Days Of Last July Return To Haunt Forces

Strikers Rush Police In Philadelphia; State Union Shifts Picketing   150 Pickets Push 25 Philadelphia Policemen To Wall In Picket Line Scuffle; Delay In State’s Show Cause Hearing Teday As Effort Is Made To Locate Officers

Picketing of Telephone Exchanges Is Extended to Madison and Appleton

Phone Strikers Shift Picketing  State Writ Hearing Delayed by Court

Dems Worried 7 ECA Bill  Re a eee   Threat To Marshall Plan Rears Head

SPEAKER SLATED BY ROTARY CLUB   Chemical Progress Theme of DuPont Official’s Talk In Miami Tuesday

Red: Leader Claims Molotov In Control  German Officials Say Stalin Seriously III

Reds Protest US. Attacks   Chinese Communists Charge Bombing of Manchurian Towns

Strafing Attacks Charged by Peiping In Possible Prelude to War Entry; Taegu Outpost Falls, But Foe’s Push I< ‘Last Gasp,’ Asserts Gen. Walker

RED CHINESE FILE PROTEST   Say U. S. Planes Have Attacked Villages In Manchuria

Punishment Ot Airmen Demanded   Peiping Claims Three Killed, 21  Injured In Raids

U.S. Charged With Atfack. On Red Chine   Premier Claims Air Force Hit Korea Border City

CHINESE REDS CLAIM: TOWNS ARE ATTACKED   Note Claims Three Civilians Were Killed and 21 Injured in Ralds by U. S. and British Planes — Punishment of Airmen Respon. sible Demanded,

Air Force Denies Red China Charges That Manchurian Villages Were Hit

Charge May Be Excuse to Enter Korea   Spokesman in Tokyo Denies Planes Even Flew in Manchuria

FIREMEN HERE HAVE VERY BUSY MONTH   Bristol Consolidated  Department Answer A Total of  56 Calls  q   [ONE CALL WAS FALSE

Democrats Are Split Over Subsidy Sefup   Cooley Says Proposal Is Untried Idea In Changing Stand

Democratic Farm Chairman Shows Split In Policy   Vigorous Opposition Has Import Because  He Once Backed Plan

Brannan’s Plan Rapped by Cooley   Agriculture Group Head Demonstrates Democratic Split

Democrats. Split on Brannan Plar   Carolina Congressman . Raps Untried Idea.as. Consumer Subsidy

Democrats Divided On Farm Policy   Chairman Of House  Committee Denounces Brannan Plan, Lauds Present Set-Up

DEMOS SPLIT ON FARM POLICY  Brannan Plan Is Attacked By Sen. Cooley

Party Split On Subsidy Legislation  Once Favored  Giving It Trial

Representative Cooley Denounces Leading U nsuccessful Battle Wnartmont Taet Veae

Cooley Affacks Administration Subsidy Program  : House Farm Chairman Gave bintried Blan fe   - House Farm Chairman Soys Untried Plan Is Subsidy On Consumer

Democrats Are Split Over Subsidy Setup  Cooley Says Proposal   Cooley Says Proposal Is Untried Idea In Changing Stand

Split On Farm *"Plan Revealed In House Blast   Democratic Chairman Terms Measure ‘Consumer Subsidy’

Democratic Agriculture Committee  Head Denounces Brannan Farm Progran

Democrat Party Split On Farm Policy   Chairman Denounces Brannan Plan As Untried Idea

Y oung Counterfeiter Who Hand Painted Bills Caught By Wife’s Candy Craving

Wife’s Craving For Candy Exposes Teen. Age Counterfeiter   Young Couple Jailed To Await Trial

Youth Hand-Paints Home-Made Bills  Nab Counterfeiter Due To Bride’s Craving For Candy

Sails on New Trip: to Arctic   Cmdr. MacMillan's Schoon. er Bowdoin Leaves Boston for the North.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Where Blame Lies For Present Tears Of Mothers, Wives

Pressman Is Challenged By Chambers   Wants Pressman To Tell F.B.1. What He Knows Of Reds

Wipe Out Enemy Infiltration Under Gun Fire Near Taequ   25th Division Gis Beat Back Attacking  Red on Bloodstained Road to Seaport

A. J. Pope Named To Judgeship By Allan Shivers  Nominated for Post in July  Primary

JUDY GARLAND TRIES SUICIDE   Studio Reports She Slashed Throat With Glass At Conference.

ACTRESS DISTRAUGHT AFTER TIFF WITH STUDIO  Judy Garland Tries To Slash Throat; Wounds Not Serious

Minelli Saya Stor Js Distorted, Wishes People Would Let Wife Alone

JUDY GARLAND REPORTEDLY TRIES SUICIDE   Film Star Slashes Throat ‘In Fit of Desvondency — Husband Saves Her From Serious Injury,

WOUND IS NOT. ‘SERIOUS, FILM. AIDE - REPORTS   Actress, Suspended by Studio, Uses Broken Gloss To. - Inflict Cut

Judy Garland Nicks Throat   Despondent, Actress Cuts Throot but Wound Proves Superficial

Studio Blames Fit of Anguish  Wound, Not Serious, Inflicted During Conference on Future of Actress

Judy Garland Cuts Throat: .   Studio Discloses Star’s Suicide Try

Wound Is Not Serious; Under Care of Doctor   Becomes Hysterical. Ir  8  Conference Over Her Movie Future

Hollywood Report That Judy Garland Had Tried Suicide Denied By Husband

Judy Garland Cuts Throat, Studio Says   Announcement Of Suicide Attempt Follows Husband's Earlier Denial

2 Judy Garland Cuts Throat  Suspended Actress Not Seriously Injured

ACTRESS CUTS THROAT TRYING TO TAKE LIFE   Judy Garland Not Serious. ly Hurt; Acted While Hysterical   CAREER PROBLEMS HAVE BOTHERED STAR

Judy Garland Cuts Throat In Anguish  Minor Wound Disclosed By Studio    Minor Wound Disclosed By Studio After Denial Issued By Husband

Judy Garland Gashes Throat With A Glass   Sereen Star, In Fit O Anguish, Cuts Throa’ With A Broken Glass Wound Net Serious

Judy Garland Tries lo Cut Her Throat  t Superficial; Gat Sup Blamed

JUDY GARLAND CUTS THROAT IN + FIT OF ANGUISE   Actress Suspended by Studie Inflicts Wound With Broken Glass.

Despondent Judy Garland Cuts Throat   Wound Not Serious; Fit of Anguish Was Result of Trouble With Studio

Judy Garland Slashes Throat In Studio Row   Friends Say Cut Slight, She’s Okay But Upset Over Suspension

ACTRESS’ PHYSICIAN DESCRIBES WOUND AS ‘MINOR’  i   Movie Star Judy Garland Cuts Throat With Jagged  Edae Of Broken Glass In Despair Over Film Career

Husband Denies Judy Garland Attempts Suicide  Rumor Actress Tried To Cut Her Throat le Cie M4 BDacnnnAanee

Judy Garland Cuts Throat   Wound Not Serious: Broken Glass Used In Fit Of Anguish

Wound Regarded as Not Serious  Judy Garland Cuts Throat After Dispute with Studio

MAKES OUGHT OUAATCH WITH BROKEN GLASS   Actress Under Strain After Studio Suspensions: Was Despondent.

Judy Garland Slashes Throat In Fit Of Despondency Over Movie Role Loss

Movie Actress Slashes Throat Over Troubles   Judy Garland Has Minor Wound; Studio Con-. firms Report

Judy Garlanc Slashes Her Throat   Had Been Under Nervous Strain Following Suspnsion.

udy Garland, in Fit of Anguish, Cute Her Throat, Studio Discloses

LOAN TO SPAIN I$ CAUSING RIFT. BETWEEN STATE, DEFENSE BODIES   “Behind The Scenes  Battle Shaping Mn Canital Hill

COALITION SEEKS CONTROL Administration Faces Test In House Today

U.S. RETREATS AS RUSS RAISE BLOCK THREAT   Disputed Building To Be Returned To Soviet

U.S. ARMY BACKS DOWN IN BERLIN   Disputed Building Given Back To Soviet Railway To Avoid Blockade

U.S. Backs Dowr In Major Fight With Russians   Gives Up Building To Prevent New Blockade of Berlin

Army Retreats Before Baiting By Berlin Reds   Disputed Building Returned to Railway Administration Rule 

U.S.‘Backs Down’ To Reds And Returns Rail Building   ‘Taylor Sounds Retreat,’ Russian Papers Clarion After General Orders Action In Berlin; Fear Of Blockade Held Reason

WEST POLICE WITHDRAW AS SOVIETS FUME   Structure Returned T« Russian Zone Railway

GIVES ac lZtd RAIL BUILDING BACK TO REDS   Says Threat of Red Blockade Outweighed Benefits te City of Berlin.

US. Yields To Russ In Berlin Row   Seized Building Relinquished in New Blockade Threa'

U.S. ‘Bluffed’ By Russians   Building in Berlin Yielded After Threat

Soviets Given  Back Building   U. S. Command Re. turns Disputec Structure To Reds

Reds Seek Excuse for Blockade   Building Is Returned to Soviet Control

U.S. Gives Up Berlin Building  Russ Regain Control Of 600-Room Plant

Reds ‘Buffalo’. U.S. in Berlin   Taylor Returns Building Siezed Last Tuesday

Gives Back To Russians Disputed Railway Building In American Sector Of Berlin

Navy’s Atomic Sub To Be Built Soon   Radar Network Surrounding North America Will Be Rushed To Completion

_ATOMIC SUBMARINE APPROVEDNavy Gets Authority  For Building Program

Navy To Build First Atom-Powered Sub; Will Complete Supercarrier

Navy Gets O.K. for Ist Atomic Sub   U.S. May Step Up Construction of Big Radar Warning Net

Also Supercarrier, Radar—  Authorize Building Of Atomic-Powered Sub

 Weapo pons For U.S.  Navy To Build Atom- Powered Sub: ‘Carrier, Radar Network Resumed

Navy Is Given Go-Ahead To Build Nation's First Aiom-Powered Sub_

Navy to Build Atomic-Powerec Submarine   Carrier Johnson Stopped Work on To Be Finished

Atomic Submarine OK’d, Big Carrier Mav Be Built. Radar System Enlarged

‘Atomic Sub’, Radar System Given Support   Work Will Be Resamed On Supercarrier Soon: Truman Signs Ship Bill

New Zip To Navy   _ Authorized to Build . Atom-Powered Sub; Okav a Radar ‘Fence’

ATOM-POWERED SUBMARINE IS IN THE WORKS   Congressman Believes Work Soon Will Be Resumed On-Giant Ship

BUSINESS, PAY LOSS SET AT $50 MILLION   Carriers Claim Union Dropped Demand For Second Fireman

RAIL WALKOUT COST MILLIONS, SURVEY SHOWS   Less In Business And Wages Estimated Up Te $50,000,000   RAILWAY LABOR ACT PROVES INEFFECTIVE

Settlement . Is Reached In Strike OnFiveLine:  Carriers ‘Tinian   Carriers, Union Disagree on How Extra Fireman Issue Is Settled

U.S. Railroads Almost Back fo Normal Today  Firemen’s Strike Short but Costly

RAIL TRAFFIC NEAR NORMAL   Loss In Six-Day Strike Is Estimated At $50,000,000

Rail Transport Nearly Normal After Walkout  =~ oe 7   Short But Expensive Tieup Cost Set At Nearly $50.000.000

$50 Million Is Loss In Pay, Business   Railroads Claim Union Drops Demanc For Diesel Fireman

Rails Near" Normal After Strike Ends   Cost of Nation’s Worst TieUp in Four Years Is Near $50,000, ‘ Schedules Resumed

SERVICE ALMOST ~ BACK TO NORMAI   Six-Day Rail Walkout Took Solid Wallop at Business and Labor   LOSSES WERE HEAVY

Most Western. Pennsy! vania Mines Will Re sume Today; Strike Had Idled Some 200,006 Workers

Railroad Strike Ends; Trains Already Rolling  Loss in Business and Wages Estimate:   Loss in Business and Wages Estimated Up to 50 Million; Principal Demand of the Unions Dropped.

$50 Million Reported Lost ‘In Rail Strike   Transportation Moves Toward Normal Operations

Railroads of Nation Are Nearly Back To Normal After Short, Costly Strike

Roads Estimate Losses $50,000,000  Rail Transportation Nearly Normal Today

Business, Wage Loss Estimated At $50,000,000   Agreement Reached To Arbitrate Issue Of Extra Fireman _

Railroad Service  To Nearly Normal   Six-Day Walkout Cost an Estimated $50,000,C00 In Business and Wages

Rail Activity Back To Normal   Six-Day Strike Cost Labor And Business Estimated 50 Million Dollars

COST ESTIMATED AT $50 MILLION  Nations Worst Railroad Tieup In Four Years Ends

Railroads Back to Near Normal   Loss in Business and Wages During Strike Around $50,000,000

RAIL ACTIVITY ABOUT NORMAI   Losses In Business and Wages From Strike Nearly 50 Millions.

RAILROADS CALL WORKERS 10 JOBS AD STRIKE ENDS      Cost of Crippling Tie-Up That Affected Five Key Systems Is Placed at 850,000,000,   AFFECTED INDUSTRIES PREPARE TO REOPEN   Carriers Say Union Dropped Demand for Extra Man on Diesels — Union Says It Modified If,

SERVICE ALMOST BACK TO NORMAI   Six-Day Rail Walkout Took Solid Wallop at Business and Labor

Rail Strike Losses Hit $50 Million  oe Ce, »  es   ‘Six-Day Tieup Nation’s Worst In Four Years

NATION'S RAIL SCHEDULE NEAR NORMAL AGAIN   Firemen’s Strike Short But Expensive In ‘Busi ness, Wage Loss

Loss Set at 50 Millions   Strike Did Not Make Sense, Lines Contend

Rail Service Near Normal   Carriers Say Losses Senseless; Cost 50 Millions

Train Scene Near Normal As Walkout Reaches End   Business And Labor Suffer Big Losses Due To 6-Day Tieup

Crippling Rail Tieup Is Settled   Struck Lines Begin Rolling With Freight, Passenger Traffic

Carriers Hold Rail Stoppage Was Senseless  Loss To Labor And  ‘Business Estimated  At Fifty Millions

Railroads Are Back . To Normal   Loss Due to 6-Day Firemen’s Strike Is Estimated At $50,000,000

RAILWAY STRIKE LOSS ESTIMATED AT. $50,000.00   Freight And Passenger Service Approaching Full Kiana Gehodule:

Train System  BackToNormal   Walkout Cost Estimated At $50 Million

Service Nearing Normal Again On Major Railroads   Losses in Business, Wages Near 50 Million in Costly Six-Day Strike by Firemen

6-Day Walkout Cost Estimated $50 Millions  ning <peits To BL. Ewe Te thier be   Union, Carriers To Meet Today To Werk Gut Details Of Truce

Secrecy Lid Put over Mass Escape   Nearly 90 Persons Land in 3 Different Planes Friday

Czechs Stage Daring Escape To U. S. Zone   Mystery Shrouds Aircraft Landing In West Germany

90 Czechs Flee Country with Stolen Planes   Refugees Quizzed By U. S. Officers After Mass Escape

Probe Flight Of 90 Czech Refugees Who Flee Homeland In Stolen Planes

CZECHS FLEE FROM COUNTRY IN AIRPLANES   Secrecy Held In Arriva Of 9) Refugees At German Airport

Bolivia Crushes Red Plot Led by Russian Officer   Notionwide Act

Russian Manned Planes Battle Chiang Fhe   Nationalists Meet First Air Foes In Formosa Battle

Say Russian Aireraft in  China War   Nationalists Claim Soviet Pilots Shot Down Two Fighters at Shanghai   OTHER AID TO REDS?   There Are Also Reports of Foreign Troops Under Chinese Red Leaders

Chinese Claim Russian’ Pilots Responsible For Attack On Nationalists

Red Fliers. Reported in Sino Fight   Planes Down Nationalist Aircraft, Techftique Attributed to Soviet Airmen   Based at Dairen   Flight Came From Bas: in South Manchuria. Is Statement

Nationalists Say Russian Pilots Flying for Reds   Claim Two Fighters Lost to Soviet Attack Sunday

Nationalists Report Action By USSR Planes   Communique Claim: Russian Pilots Operating Fighters

Chinese Say Soviets Fly   Red Planes Declared  To Be Russian-Flown

Russians Fly Warplanes in Chinese War   Nationalists Report Soviet Fliers Down Two Chiang Planes

Chiang Forces Say Russians  Shot Planes   Soviet Aircraft, Techniques Used Against Fighters

Russians Named As Plane Pilots  Two Nationalist Ships Are Downed

Soviet Pilots Aid Foe, Chiang Flyers Charge  Downing of Two Nationalist Craft er i; eee: a Ve fe

RUSSIANS MAN OWN CRAFT IN CHINESE WAR   Chinese Claim Two National ist Planes Shot Down By Soviet Pilots

Shoot Down Chinese Planes... . Shoot Down Chinese Planes... .  Russian Air Pilots  Accused Of Attaek

Scout Lecter Visiting Valley  ©. B. Evenson Here Friday For Rotarians

Communism, Over-Population Inferrelated, Says Spencer   Tells €. of C. That Pepulations In For East Increase So Fast Trouble Bound to Explode; Communists Exploit It

Pittsburgh Red Leader Arrested   Aides of Chairman  Of Red Party In State Also Held

TOP COMMUNIST ~ IN AREA IS HELL   Judge Musmanno Files Charges of Sedition

Sedition Charges Filed on Three  Top Red In Western Pennsylvania, Two OF Aides Arrested

Pennsylvania Red Leaders Arrested  Sedition Charges Filed by Jurist

Invaders Rebuilding For Attack   Communists Seven Miles From Taegu, Vital Allied Town   War Map on Page Six

Battle Lulls But Allies Make Small Gains At Opposite Ends Of Front; Masan Civilians Ordered To Evacuate

U.N. Forces Gain at Ends Of War-Front   Red Drive of 50,000 Men On Taegu ‘Peters Out? After Pushing Within Seven Miles of Goal

Slight Gains Hacked out by Allied Troops   UN Forces Strain to Close Five-Mile Gap In Lines—Air Force Grounded by Weather

Report UN Troops Score Sliqht Gains   Communist Attack on Taegu Falters 7 Miles From City

Allies Score Small Gains In Minor Fighting  Order Removal Of All Civiliens

Drive on Taegu Peters Out; Push on Pusan Seen   Allies Hold Steady on Entire Line; Hack Out Slight Gains

battle Slows As hams Drench Fighting Area;  Red Build- Up ie Expected

Rain, Red Buildup Keep Front Quiet   Drive on Taegu Said Out of Gas From Lack of Supplies. Manoower

Minor Advances Made At Opposite Ends Of Rain-Lashed Front — Fighting Decreases, With Americans Surmising Lull Indicates Buildup By Red Koreans For New Offensive — United Nations Forces Continue To Hold Yongchon

Slight Gains Made by GI's In Heavy Rain   New Drives Awaited In Southwest, Masan EFwarnatinn Started

Ominous Lull May Indicate Enemy Building   Masan Civilians Are Moved Out As Precaution

Yanks Believe Lull Means New Attack Coming  Drive by 50,000 Reds on Taegu ‘Deters Out’”’

Allies Gain Slightly on Rainy Front   Enemy Drive on Taegu Peters Out; Biggest Threat in South.

Fear Lull Is Only A Breather   New Drive Expected’ ‘As Soon As Power Can Be Concentrated Again; A Few Minor UN Gains

righting Sporadic as Keds  Build Up for New Offen sive During Lull  DRIVE ON TAEGU FAILS  All Civilians Ordered Evacuated From Masan Port By Allied Command

Fi Buide Nes as Reds ip for New Offensrve Dunng L   DRIVE ON TAEGU FAILS  All Civilians Ordered Evacuated From Masan Port By Allied Command

Buildup For New Red Attack Seen   U.S. Army Spokesman Says Drive By 50,000 North Koreans On Taegu Lagging, Probably Because Of Supply Shortage

Yanks Make Minor Gains  Along Front   Korean Red Build-up Seen With Fighting Now Gn Small Scale

Little Fighting is Reported Along 120-Mile Battlefront; MacArthur Warns of Possible Red Buildup.  CIVILIANS ORDERED OUT OF MASAN PORT

Sight Gains Marked Up By Allied Troops   Communists Feared Building Up Forces During Lull in War

Koreans Massing for New Strikes   Keep UN Forces Wary of New Points for Bia Attacke

Allies Make Slight Gains At All Points   Rain Halts Planes, Bogs Down Action For Both Sides

Slight Allied Gains As  Red Forces Rebuild For A New Offensive Smash

Small Advances Made by Allies At Ends of Line   Lull on Battlefront After Fierce Fight Considered Ominous

—KOREAN WAR— Civilians  In Masan Evacuated   NEW OFFENSIVE IS: EXPECTED

Little Fighting Takes Place On Whole of Rain-Soaked Front   Red Drive Agains! Taegu ‘Peters Out   Oust Civilians From  Magan, Believed Next : Target of No. Koreans

NEW THREAT TO BIG ALLIED. PUSAN BASE   Civilians Being Cleared Out of Masan, 27 Miles From Pasan, as Precautionary Move.   YONGCHON STILL. IN ALLIED HANDS   Taegu Believed Safe for Now as Drive by 50,000 North Koreans is Stal. led.

Allies Hack Out Slight Gains; Reds Regroup For New Drive   Lack of Supplies Halts Communists 7 Miles From Taegu

Allies Get Small Gains in Opposite Sectors of Front   North Korean Buildup Seems Greatest. in - Puson Port Area

‘ALLIES. MAKE SMALL GAINS AT ‘OPPOSITE ENDS OF WARFRONT "AS ENEMY REBUILDS FORCES

North Koreans Now Believed ‘Massing Troops   Soaking Rains ‘Reduce Allied Aerial Sorties

Taegu Is In Allied Hands  For Present   Removal Of Civilians From Masan Ordered; Battle Mt. Changes Hands Nine Times

DB ownpour  ‘i lampers  Both Sides   Evacuate Civilians From Masan Port; teds Regrouping

Warn Fresh Red Offensive Ready To Strike Soon   Little Fighting Takes Place On 120-Mile Battleline; Yanks’ Surmise Communists Building Up New Offensive Smash During Lull In Frontline Fighting

ALLIED FORCES CHECK DRIVE ON TAEGU   3,000 Civilians Evacuated From Masan Port  U.N. TROOPS   Hack Out Slight Gains On Opposite Ends Of Rainlashed Battlefront

Enemy Pressure Is Diminishing; New Attack Seen   8th Army Spokesman Reports Drive on Taegu Has ‘“‘Petered Out’’: Rain Grounds Airmen

Reds Mass Power for New Drives   Allies Make Small Gains at Opposite Ends of Line as  The Enemy Rearouns

Allies Hack Out Small Gains As Fighting Slows; Koreans Try for Taegu Has Bogged Down

Reds Now Only 7 Miles from Taegu Target  UN Forces Prepare To Meet Onslaught

Drive on Taegu Apparently Has Been Checked   Allies Order Civilians Out of Masan, Where Threat Js Greatest

US. Troops Go Ahead In Small Gains   Communist Drive On Taegu Stalls; Pusan Threatened

Lashing Rain Brings Lull to Wartfront   Allies Score Slight Gains at Each End of Defense Perimete

Communist Drive On Taegu Reported Faltering; Lull  Presages Big New Offensive

‘Buildup Under Way For New Red Assault   MacArthur Warns Communists May Launch Attack

Builduo of Red Force Reported in South Area .   Lack of Fighting in “Sector Points to a —Rearoupina of Enemy

Taegu Drive Stalled By U.N. Forces  Little Fighting Reported Today

Severe Threat To Allied Line ‘Peters Out   UN Forces Hack Out Small Gains, Mac’s Headquarters Warns Of New Red Buildup

Reds Believed Shaping Giant New Offensive   Americans Expect Fresh Onslaught As Temporary Lull Settles Over Front; Pusan Mav Be Target

North Koreans Within Seven Miles O€ The City When First Cavalry Division And South Koreans Broke  Rack Of Deiwea.

Enemy's Taegu Drive Broken Up   Allies Order Evacuation Of Civilians at Masan

First Cavalry Division Breaks Back of Push by 390,000 Reds on City

Taegu Drive Fizzles Out   N. Koreans Believed Dangerously Rebuilding Forces During Rainswopt Lull

Little Fighting Takes Place on. Long Batfleline   Americans Surmise -— Reds Rebuilding Lines

Small Gains viade by Allied Wenge  Red Forces Are Reported Re-Buildin

Allies Hack Out Gains in Counterattacks   Reds Believed To Be Building Up Force During Lull

Weather Takes Hold Over Most of Korea   North Korean Buildup Is Anticipated During Current Lull

[Young Calvinist Rally To Be Held At The Christian Reformed Church Nov. 9

Indiana Women’s Choir To Perform  Tonight In Washington Celebration

DEDICATE TREE TO VOORHEES   Hoosiers At Washington Celebration Honor Late Famed Terre Hautean.

July Employment Will Set Record   Increased Buying Power Helps Market

RISE EXPECTED IN EMPLOYMENT   New High Record Predicted For July As Job Situation Turns Upward.

Employment May Register All-Time High   Government Experts Predict July To Set Newest Record

July Employment Record Forecast   Alltime Civilian Mork Is Foreseen

Predict New Employment Record Will Be Reached in United States This\Month’

Employment Nears Peak  For Nation    Experts Sight New July Mark; 60,000,000 On Jok

Iployment cord Seen Month   482,000 Workers ‘iflect 4,535,000  in Since January

Predict July Employment to Break Records   Government Experts Say Stage Was Set With June Job Census

MacArthur Back From Formosa  Again Turns Down Cliana‘c Trann Offer

Chiang’s Offer Again  Refused By MacArthur      To Hone Konz Paver

—_MacARTHUR BACK IN TOK YO— General Returns From  ‘Conference With Chiang

Americans Win Battle but Then Lose It ‘In Korean Campaign's ‘Operation Snatu’

Ru ssians Ma y Reject U.S, Note On Missing Plane: Relations At pe est Point

Accuse Man, Wife As Espionage Team  Arraign Rosenbergs In New York Court

Passengers on      “Injured Between 40. and S0-in Accident™ ‘in Foa in Ohio Town

Wintry Storm Brings Zero Temperatures to Midwest   International Show Will Open Saturday

Cold Wave Heads For Southland   Traffic Mishaps Kill 63 Despite Reduced Travel

Winter’s Worst Cold Wave Hits   Californians Have Summer-Like Temperatures

Winter’s Worst Cold Wave to Blanket East   . Tennessee and Miss. Have Snow; Holiday Death Toll Reaches 196

Cold Wave Is Closing In On  Eastern Area   Atlantic Seaboard Will Be Gripped In Worsl Spell OF Season

Arctic Wave To Moderate But Slehtly   Temperatures Skid Oci0w Zero Mark in Midwest: Cold Contributes to Death Toll

Winter's Worst Cold Wave Moves East As Holiday Accidents Take Record 174 Lives

“Relief” Predicted Is Slight   Season’s Worst Frigid Spell Is En Route East; Nebraska’s Chadron -16

FLIGHT BY THREE CHILDREN PREVENTED   Airport Workers Slop Trio as Plane Starts Down Field With Bos, 14. at Controle.

Children Nearly Get Away In Plane  Runaway Trio Were Already tn Motion

Truman Orders U.S Forces Protect Korea, Formosa   Acts Under Authority of UN Council Resolution; Invaders Pushed Back

Charge Briton With Giving Russians A-Bomb Secrets   High Ranking Scientist Is Jailed by Scotland Yards.

Briton Charged With Giving  Secrets to Reds   German-Born Physicist Is Seized by Scotland Yard on Data Turned Up by the FBI

Scotland Yard Says Scientist Told Secrets —   High-Rank Atom Worker Had Access To US Information  es) Ee “Sees:

British Jail Atomic Scientist Charged with Telling Secrets   FBI Says German-Born Physicist Arrested By Scotland Yard on information Gained By US. Investigation of Russ Spying

Tank Led Red Forces  Moving Toward Seoul   North Korean Resistance_ stiffens At Seoul Gates   War Situation To End Soon

Baruch Urges ‘Ready-to-Ge’  Plan for War   Top Solons Worried, Seek to Heal Two-Party Wrangle

SECURITY BANK AT MIAMI SOLD   JOHN t. RURFORD NAMED PRESIDENT AND Db. A. WILIBERN BOARD CHAIRMAN

Also Announce Agreements on Financial Issues And Mao Position In Manchuria

The Weather   Man Freed By Officers After Mixup   Phillips Uses Name Of Other Prisoner  To Gain Freedom

fommunist Premier Orders Forces to Death Fight; Republican Troops Spearhead From Captured Wonsan as Americans Surge Ahead

DEFIANCE COMES AS REPUBLICANS CAPTURE WONSAN   Port City Seized After Grim Street-by-Street Fighting —Victors Pursue Fleeing Reds.   U. 8. FIRST CAVALRY FINDS GOING TOUGH  ,   Yanks Fight Fiercely for Every Yard Gained With Enemy Troops Empioying Log Pillboxes.

Key Port of Wonsan Is Captured as Republican Patrols Sweep North of City; U. S. Meets Tough Opposition.

STRATEGIC BASE CAPTURED WHEN WONSAN FELL   Excellent Port And Air: field Now Available To Allies   RUSSIAN STRAFING PROTEST STUDIED

North Koreans Flee as Patrols  Spreading Out   Cavalry Troops Driving Deep Into Communist Territory, Near Capital

Reds Reiect Surrender Ultimatum   Red Chief Calls On Army, Partisons, Peanle Ta Ficht Or

UN Troops Take City Of Wonsan   Cavalry ‘Soldiers Advance Nearer Northern Capital

Reds Defy Surrender Demanc As South Korean Troops — Occupy Key Pol of Wonsan

Korea Reds Reject Demand; Fight to Death Order Given  Defiance Comes as KOK Division Gccupies a, ™- « es pe F i... (gf goog

N. Korean Leader Orders Troops To ‘Fight To Death’   South Koreans Fan Out Toward Communists’ Capital After Taking East Coast Port; A Americans Fight Hard For Gains

Excise Cuts, Corporation Boosts Sought   Detailed Suggestions Expectad Later From Treasury Department

MISS NANCY KAY TICKNOR, JACK NOLLMAN WED IN CANDLE  ‘LIGHT CEREMONY FRIDAY EVE

MISS NANCY KAY TICKNOR, JACK NOLLMAN WED IN CANDLE eam PEDEMONY FRIDAY EVE

Watch Germany ror Red Thrust, . Asserts Official  Korea Upset Fians But Basic Threat rT e Qe rd oe

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ADVANCED AMERICA RASE

{Wage Hikes Sought:  Railroads, Unions to,Open Waee, Hour Talks Today

2 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK IN OKLAHOMA   Ten Cars af Roark Island Freight Leave Tracks and Become Engulfed in Flame«.

FARMER HURT IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT      Orie Smith of Lone Star in Critica! Condition in Hospital

Government to Lose 75 Cents on Dollar From Farm Supports  Cost of What U. S. Must Pay Four Times More Than Market

Surplus Food Loss Figured   About 25 cents On Dollar Outlook For Fiscal Year

1902 ‘CORNERSTONE: Workers Find Marble Box Under White House Hall

Dispute Over Economy Due In Arkansas   Gov. McMath And Legislature To Face New Rift

McMath Blasts At Effort To Cut Salaries   Suggests Reduction In Personnel Should Be Tried First

Disputed Points in Coal Strike Negotiation Boil Down to These Issues

Investigators Say Gargotta Was ‘Stoolie’   Slain Mobster Betrayed Multi-Million Dollar. Gamine Racker

Strike At Quaker State’s Emlenton  Plant Concluded   Expect Employes at Work Monday; Negotiations To Be Continued

Negotiations Will Still Be Continued   Contract Not Yet Signed; Wednesday Meeting Adjourned Until Tomorraw

Bills Cooked Up In Lansing  Legislators Prepare For March Session

Fighter Planes HitRed Troops  400 Killed, Wounded: 2 tanks Dectraved

U.S. Fighters, Bombers Strike North Koreans   Air Force, Navy Planes Inflict Heavy Casualties

‘Planes Hit ‘North Korean Supply Lines  Excellent Results From Bombing And

U.S. Fighters Kall LOO Reds In One Raid   Air Attack Casualties High: Three Tanks Destroyed At Naktong River

U. 5. Gunners Strafe Group Red Koreans   ‘100 or More of 300 Killed and Wounded By Deadly Fire From U. S. Fiahter Planes

More Casualties Occur In Search For Desperadoes   Crippled Recluse I: Shot, Officia: Is Wounded In Battle

Shots Of Posse Kill Recluse; Escapee Caught   One Desperado Is Believed Heading For Oklahoma

Three Escapees Still at Large Two Dead, Two Wounded in Arkansas’ Great Manhunt

RECLUSE KILLED IN FIGHT WITH ARMED POSSE   One of Convicts Sought in Arkansos Captured—Three Remain at Larae

One More Killed: Search Continues   Crippled Recluse Dies after Exchange Of Shots with Officer:

More Casualties in Search ' For Convicts; One Seized   IJFERS EFSOCAPE.

2 Dead,  Injured in Chase     Convict Surrenders;  Three Yet At Large

Verdict of Death Asked For Sandra   State Winds Up Argument in West Texas Slaying

Jury Charged In Sandra's Trial  Death Verdict Asked In Case Of Hitchhiker

Truman Outlines Truth Campaign Aimed at Soviet   Declares Russian Peace Propaganda Cloaks Imperialism

Traman Scores Red Propaganda   President Tells Editors U. S. Mapping ‘Great Campaign of Truth’ on Policies

Wafer Fountain Blast is Probed  Students Injured In Freak Mishap

Hear Molotov in China for Formosa Blow   Report Says Russ Official in Parley With Mao Tze-Tung

Molotov, Red China Heads Reportedly Confer on Invasion  Full-Scale Attack on Formosa Described as ‘Imminent’

MOLOTOV SAUD 1) BE IN CHINA   RUSSIAN REPORTED IN CON. FERENCE WITH MAO ON INVASION OF FORMOSA,

Molotov Reported With Chinese Reds   Plan for Invasion of Formosa Believed Topic for Conference

Formosa Battle  Reported Near   Japs Say Molotov Now Conferring With China Reds

Red Chinese May Join In Korean Strife   Sabotage in Japan And Formosa Attack Under Consideration

Senate Faces New Battie On Korea Aid    Separate Arms Move Starts Controversy

Fund Raised To Aid ‘Mercy Slayer  xy wk Ok kk * kK we (Pc a SAL Coelieewlk, Geemmnrnt RA peur Whoa OT naa PI, Dah.

TOWN RALLIES TO DEFENSE OF ‘MERCY KILLER   Citizens Plan to Ar  Accused Slayer Of Brother

JURY DEADLOCK ENDS TRIAL ON LIBEL CHARGES   New Hearing Seen In Action Brought By Dancer And Accordionist

Libel Jury Fails To Reach Verdic   ‘Red’ Suit May Ba Tried Second Time

Draper Jury Fails to Agree   New Trial of Libel Action Faces Long Delay

Draper-Adler Jury Disagrees  In Libel Trial Over Pro-Commie Charges

LIBEL JURORS DISCHARGED   Panel Disagrees In Suit involving Larry Adler, Paul Draper.

Formosa Next On  Red Invasion Plan  Hainan Appears To Be Almost Overrun

Hainan Is ° Overrun By  Communists   Guerrillas Reported To Be Near Yulin

Dr, Bennett Still. President of A&M   While Heading Netion’s Point Four Program for Under-developed areas

444,406 Communist Troops Poised Near North Border   8th Army Braced For Coming Attack

Vast Red Army Probes Soft Spots  Chinese, North Koreans Just South of 38th Parallel Today

Half Million Men In Enemy's Line South Of Border   t Report Conununist Forees ' Being Strengthened By j= Another “Million Troops

Army Probing For Soff Spots in UN Lines   Eighth Army Braces For Expected Blow At Any Moment

Red Armies Probe For, Soft Spots ’   Half Million Poised At 88th Parallel

Half Million Red Troops At Front  Ridgway Tells Troops UN Aims ‘to Stay’ in Korea

Vast Red Army Hunts For Soft Spots As Allies Brace For Expected Push

Draft Board Quits In Protest Of Deferments Given College Students

LAOKAY ISOLATED   25 Persons In  : ‘13 States Get ‘Carnegie Award

25 CARNEGIE AWARDS   Recognize Heroic Acts in 13 States; 13 Recipients Dead

Writer Was With U.S. Forces Near Suwon Correspondent’s Capture By Korean Red Troops Reported

OCCURS IN FRENCH ALPS   Canadian Plane With 58 Aboard » Was-Returning Pilgrims from Rome — Number of Priests Included Among Passengers.

The . Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Strikers Coninlain   Evacuate Phont Tho   Reach Wrecked Plane

‘Pilgrim’ Trip Ends in Tragedy In High Alps   51 Passengers, Seven Crewmen on Ill-Fated Canadian Craft

OCCURS IN FRENCH ALPS   Canadinn Plane With 58 Abvard Was Returning Vilgrims fro ‘Rome — Number of Privsts In. eluded Among Passi

Find 58 Dead In Wreckage Of Big Plane   Chartered Canadian Plane Crashes In High Alps Monday

Plane Hits ‘Peak High In French Alps   American Among Holy Year Pilgrims Killed In Tragedy

DOGFIGHTS: IN SKIES     ‘Mustangs Battle Swifter Russian-Built Jets toa Draw      DROP IN THE MERCURY   Temperatures in Kansas About 30 Degrees Lower Than Yesterday

‘DROP IN THE MERCURY   Temperatures in Kansas About 36 Degrees Lower Than Yesterday

Peterson To Oppose Youngdahl   Several Newcomers In Both Parties Show Vote Strength

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Brawn And Brains- MARINES ADVANCE. 5 MILES IN SOUTHERN COAST DRIVE

Court Upholds Fee System In Contract Help   “Five Percenters” Gan Assist Firms Get Federal Work

U. S. Court Approves Fee Payments   ‘Five Percenters’ .Given Assent By Tax Tribunal

Tax Court Okays ‘Five-Percenters’ If Undue Influence’ Is Not Used

Conditional OK Is Given Hiring  Of 5 Percenter:   Manufacturers Allowed To  Deduct Money Paid Our  For Getting Contracts

*D Percenters’ Win Approval Of U. S. Court   Fees May Be Deduoted From Income Tax, Tribunal Rules

U. S. Tax Court Approves Hiring ‘Five Percenters’;  Fees Ruled Deductible

FIVE PERCENTER GIVEN APPROVAL   U.S. Tax Court Conditional. lv Favors Payment Of Fees For Obtaining Defense Contraric

‘Plan Drafted to Support Families ‘Of Servicemen in 3 Lower Grades

Allotments Bill Okayed   Measure Would Allow $85 to $125 a Month To GI Dependents

Committees Okay Allowance Bill   Legislation Aimed At Providing Funds  For Service Families

Senate, House OK Bills Aimed At Aiding Gls   Measures Would Give $85 to $125 Monthly To Men’s Families

Press On Support  Measure   Committees tn Approval Of Bills To Provide Families Aid

Highlights In The News  * Housing Bill Runa Into Snag  * Bergman Wins

Pact Nations To Have ‘Little Security Council’   Eisenhower Likely Choice As Head; Atlantic Council Works On Details

JK. SHOWDGWN ON KOREA DUE      Vishinsky To Make Final Plea For Russia’s Peace Plan at

Vote In U.N. On Plan For  Korea Near   U.S.-Backed Formula Seems To Have Votes To Put It Across

UN Will Have Showdown Vote On Peace Plans   Overwhelming Victory Is Forecast For West’s Peace Blueprint

West's Blueprint Highly Favored  U. N. Driving Toward  Vote on Korea Peace

Showdown On Korea In U.N. Nears   Vote On Peace Plan May Come Late Toda: In Political Group

KOREAN PEAGI PLAN VOTE IS NEAR   Vishinsky To Make Final Plea For His Program

_ —~KOREA— UN Test On Peace Plans Neat   FINAL SOVIET PLEA IS HEARD

U.N. Votes On Korean Peace Plan   Showdown Victory For West Predicted

SHOWDOWN ON KOREA {5 NEAR   Soviet And British U. N Delegates To Plead Their Causes

US MAY TELL CHINA MORE TROOPS AGAINST KOREA AND UP GO POWER PLANTS

POWER PLANT MAY BE BOMBED  U.S. Is Reported Considering Ultimatum To Communist China

U.S. May Wreck Dams If Chinese Send More Troop:   Threat May Halt Advance Of Manchurian Reds Into N. Korea

Plan to Weld Fighting Forces of 12 Countries ‘To Combat Aggression

PACT MILITARY PLAN DRAFTED   Each Country To Contribute Specialty To International Force.

Atlantic Pact Powers Will Select Members   Western Nations Band Together for Their Own Protection Against Aggression at London Conference.

Vote For One of Three Candidates In Primary Council Election May 2

Man Leaning On Your Doorbell After April 1 Won’t Be a Salesman — Most Likely One of Uncle Sam’s Counters   Don’t Slam Door; Law Says You Must Answer Or Face Jail Or Fine

‘Counting Sandusky Noses— Don't Slam Door In All Strangers’ Faces

Attack Led By Big Mo   Chongjin Hit, Cther Coastal Cities Are Shelled

Planes Rock City With Big Rockets   Cruiser Helena Leads Strike With ‘Huge Battleship

MILITARY RULE IN VENEZUELA AFTER MURDER   Wholesale Roundup _Made{n-Natien___ Abeer Aceneainathan

Acting Premier Fails fo Solve Belgian Crisis  Fails to Find Basis for Early

23 Die By Violence In North Carolina   Five Youths Die In Auto Accident

Watts’ Screams Bring 3td Delay In Murder: Trial   Identification: as. Rapist Brings Another Outberst

Screams by Watts Disrupt His Trial  Shouts Protest as _ Woman Names Him

U.S. News paper Cautions Germans To Prepare To Help Defend Selves

Germans Warned Of Red Menaces   ~ Newspaper Frankly States The Danger

Waris Germans to Face Facts   U. S. Newspaper Tells West Europe Soviet Bittack Impnends

Reich Warned Of Red Menace  Paper Tells German a, es See, eee ee eee ee

Bill Would  Force Reds  To Register Aims at Bringing  U.S. Communist:  Above Ground

‘Senate Bill Requires Registration ‘Of U. S. Communist Party Members

Congress Readying Measure fo Get Every U.S. Communist Revistered

Her Security Against Attack ls Guaranteed   Foreign Ministers Announce Decision From Frankfurt

To Permit State Army   Review of Lids on Industry Due, ‘Bia 3 Announces

Allies Will Relax Hold on Germany  Big Three Agrees  ~ On Peace Status

Any Attack On West Germany To Be Fought   Big 3 Will Let Germans Have Their Own Police Force

Big 3 Agrees To End State Of War With Reich   Allow Increased Steel Production For Defense Needs

US, Britain and France Agree To Widen German Authority For Own Independent Action  PERMIT ‘POLICE FORMATIONS?  Foreign Ministers Announce Germany Can Boost Production of Certain items Needed in Defense Effort

Big 3 Agreed on Ending State of War in Germany   Decide to Permit Police Formations

New Decision Provides for Defense of Germany in Event  Of an Attack Made Against It

PLAN T0 END STATE OF WAR _IN GERMANY   Big 3 Ministers Agree on German Peace Plan to Form United Front Against Russia. ,   » WEST GERMANY TO GET POLICE TROOPS   U. S., Britain and France Serve Notice Attack on Reich Would be Attack on Big 3.

Big 3 Agrees To End State of War With Germany: Plan Local Police

Big Three Countries Decide To End State Of War With Germany; Defense Talks Due

Agreement Reached At N. Y. Parley   Will Also Defend All Western Reich

To End ‘War’ With Germany   U. S., Britain, France  Agree to End State Of War With Germany

Pilot Lost In Thick Overcast  Airliner Leads Cub Plane To Safety

AIRLINER GUIDED SMALL PLANE FROM COLUMBUS TO HUNTINGTON   Flight Across Columbus Made Via West Virginia Due To Thick Overcast

Heavy Rainfall Causes Floods In Six Counties   Crooksville District Hit Again; 3 Drowned In West Pennsylvania

Hurricane Hits Central Florida  Citrus Belt Hit As Winds Die Dowr

The Net Is Heady  12,000 Most Dangerous Reds To be Seized tf War Gomes

Most Dangerous Listed: Hoover Asks For Funds  Truman Balks At Subversive Bills

Hoover Tags 12.000 Reds  As Dangerous   Director Tells Senate He's Ready to Seize Them: in Case of War

FBI Hoover Tags 12,000 As Reds; To Keep Tabs On Them   Is Ready to Seize Them If This Country Ever Wars with Russia

Hoover Lists 12,000 Reds As Dangerous   FBI Set To Nab Commu nists’ If. War. With: Russia Comes

Bi Ready To Nab Reds lf War Comes   Truman Warns He Won't Sign McCarra Anti-Red Measure

12,000 Most Danger ous  Reds s Tagged   FBI Set To Seize Them in Event of  War With Russia

FBI TS READY 10 ROUND UP 12,000 REDS   Hoover Asks Funds Tce Continue Watch On  Communists

FBI Set To Nab 12,000 Reds, When, AndIf, War WithRussia ShouldCome

Suspect Bares Double Slaying Near St. Ignace   Bodies In Woods Off Highway US-2

Can't Disbelieve Anything Anymore In This Screwy World, Says Boyle .

Missouri Guard Units Leave for  Active Service      Men Go irom Moberly, Fulton, Columbia and Jefferson City.

UMT Is Called Reserve Source  Estimated Cost of Proaram $5 Billion

SENATE GROUP IS PONDERING UMT MEASURE   ‘Program Would Provide Poo] Of Five Million Trained Young Men

Russia to Free Jap Captives   MacArthur Requested To Send for 2,500

Coast Guard Calls New Witnesses in Hearing on South Amboy Explosion

Destroyers Are Restricted By Capital Orders   Repair Supplies Are Furnished By Pair Of Warships

U.S. Tanks Consigned To Formosa   Damaged Freighter Remains Anchored Off China Port

Army Recruiter Offices to Be Qpen Sunday   CommandingGeneralCall: Drive for Volunteers Disappointing

Army Offices Remain Open  Over Weekend  Enlistments Down   Enlistments Down In 13 State Area

Radioactive Atoms Used In Fight Against Cancer, Radiology Congress Told

TRUMAN PLAN $ TO FACE LAS   Three Units Of Reorganiza tion Program Undecided  As Senate Prepares To  Vote On Them. *

Last Truman Plans Ready For Senate  Study Today   Midnight Deadline Will Automatically Pass Any Not Ousted

MIDNIGHT 1S DEADLINE FOR REORGANIZING   Fete of Last Three Contro_ versial Plans In Truman's Program Hangs In Balance   FIVE PROPOSALS DEAD

—HOOVER PLANChanges In_ Government Facing Test  Vote Today On  Reorganization

Fate of Last 3 Plans of Truman Hangs in Balance   Senate Has to Face Midnight Deadline Or Plans Are Law

Future Of Three Reorganization Plans At Stake   Senate Facing Midhaighs Deadline: Bills Effeetive If Not Turned Down

REORGANIZING FATE UNKNOWN   Three Controversial Plans Hang In Balance Be: fore Senate

REORGANIZATION FATE UNDECIDED   Senate Votes Today on Three Truman Plans

Final Federal Changes Face Wary Senate  Truman’s Desires Could Get Kicked Around Again

SENATE VOTING ON LAST PLANS FOR REVAMPING   Fate Of Three Hang Ir Balance With Deadline At Midnight

Defense Chief Not Selected   Ministers Refer. Matter To North Atlantic :Miiitary Committee

PACT DEFENSE HEAD UNNAMED   Members Fail To Agree On Germany’s Part In Rearmament

Pact Nations Put Off Naming Top Commander  German Rearmament Problem Issue Now Being Considered

Pact Group Postpones —  Army Choice   Ministers Hit Snag Over Part Germans Will Play In Army

West's Leaders Still Undecided On Reich Issue   Decision on Supreme Commander Is Delayed Pending Further Study

Atlantic Treaty Nations  Postpone A Decision On Leader Of Defense Army

Oilman McCarthy Ready To ‘’Forgive And Forget’ Glenalee’s Wedcing

War-Inflated Commodity Prices Fall Off With Better News From Korea

Malik Leaves U.N. in Huff Over China   Russ Envoy Deserts Security Council When Ouster Fails

Red Quits Council Meet On Issue Of Nationalist Ouster   Malik To Boycott Securit}  Group Until Kuomintang Delegate Is Expelled

Reds Angered At Failure Of Council To Kick Out Nationalist Delegation   Soviet Representative Declares Meetings Will Be Boycotted Until Chinese Members Lose Seat At Table

Russians Walk Out On Tsiang   Right Of Envoy To Represent China Disputed By Reds

Civil Defense Bill Termed Only Ist Step in Preparing Cities For Atomic Attack

America Only Starting to Read) Cities for Attack   Civil Defense Bill Is Just ‘First Step’ Toward Preparedness

Rain Makers “un  Makers, W?.at Next?   West Coast Power Company Sprays Clouds Away, Lets Sun Shine Where Wanted

REICH INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS RELAXED   Allies Act On Anniversary Of German Surrender

West Germans’ Controls Relaxes   Allies Hope Germans Won't War Again

FBI SAYS SUTTON WILL SHOOT TO KILL   Escaped From Sing Sing In 1932 and From Two Other Prisons   CALLED ‘SLICK WILLIE

Hainan Island Attack Forecast   Nationalists Claim Soviet Intervention

CORINTH BAPTIST CHURCH   SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH  Bho. wk fu eho tl ees

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. J. E. Screggins   TROY BAPTIST CHURCH  dee le oe a EN

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. J. FE. Scrarcine   TROY BAPTIST CHU RCH  ae  ara gnats CA PRNEC

Sheriff Pivonka Retains His Job   Governor Plans No “Action Now, He Says

CC Reinstates Old Ad Policy  Committee Must   Committee Must Give Endorsement On Most All Forms

Truman to Ask Lifting of Limit On Manpower   ‘May Ask More for Defense Partial Mobilization, And Some Controls

President Set To Give Solon: Specific Needs   Emergency Message, Radio-TV Address Planned Wednesday

WARMS UP IN A HURRY   yeu Climbed 21-Degrees ix ree Houra in Topeka

ACTION MAY COME LATER IN THE WEEK   Chief fexoutieg? “Keeping Close  ». Louch = on-' Developing Fuel  Shortage. 1 as 90,000 Disregard  Suggestion to Return to Pits. 

UMW MEMBERS REFUSE TO RESUME WORK:      Presidential Move Had-Been-Expected To Be Made Teday

ACTION MAY COME LATER IN THE WEEK   Chief Executive Keeping Close Touch on Developing Fuel Shortage ax 90,000 Disregard Suggestion to Return to Pits,

Truman In Touch With Situation As 90,000 Coal Miners Remain Idle   MINERS REFUSE TO WORK

Door Remains Open For Intervention   Strikers Vote To Continue Walkouts, Obtain Contract

No White House Action Today In Coal Situation   Move May Come Later In* Week If Strike Continues   Receiving Revnorts

Report Professional Bigots Collected Million Last Year; Prejudice Declines

Trunian Holds‘ ik '$2 Billion Club‘ Over Nation’s Rising Markets

Two Counterfeit Gangs Broketi Up   Phony $10, $20s Flood The East

Mercury Hits Low Records   Unofficial 56 Below at Gordon, Wis.; 49 at Mellon

WILL SURPRISE CAST   Minstrel Jokesters to Spring Gags First Time Friday Night

Portion Cloud County Seat Downtown Section is Flooded   WILL SURPRISE CAST

Forrestal Diary Enfry Revealed  Only Mention Asked Tisai. Wi lickixcijacl

WantedFactsIn Amerasia Case Given Truman   Forrestal’s Diary Entry Disclosed By Estate Representative

Forrestal Diary Shows No Attempts Made To Delay Amerasia Case; Only Reference Urges Informing President Of Situation

Work on Control Bill Nears End   Conferees Restore President’s Powers

Nine Members of Model Railroad Association Die In Crash of Interurbans

Estimates Billion Cut  In Exceises   Proposed House Ways, Means Tax Slash Far Below Truman’s Figure   PROMISES VETO   Committee Must Find New imposts if Reductions Voted by Congressmen

Excise Taxes Clipped Hard By Committee   Short of Billion Dollar Mark But Very Close; Tentative Cuts Cover Wide Field of Articles

House Group Seeks New Cash Source  " Veto Faces Cut In Excise Taxes If Quest Fails

Excise Tax Cut Proposal Near Billion   Recommendation By House Group Far Bevond Truman Limi

U.S. NOTE ON PLANE INCIDENT   Insist Plane Was B-29, Not Naval  Privateer

‘PROJECT TYPHOON? Navy Unveils Giant ‘Brain’ Superior to 40 Einsteins

NAB ROBBERS OF SAVING COMPANY   CAUGHT WITHIN HOUR AFTER TAKING $5,017 AT SOUTH BEND, IND,

Acheson Says He's Hopeful   Believes Korean Conflict Con Ba Kept From Spreading Into World Wer

"Recommended Fund For SPA Ah Message   Public Power Project: Get Increased  Sum In Budget

Conaress Asked For Increased Funds For SPA   More Southwestern Power Administration Spending Proposed

Labor Party Getting Odds in Forthcoming British Election Feb. 23

Romania Arrest of Bishop Seen   Vatican's Delegate Said Facing Charge

Tibet May Be Spared Red Invasion   Chinese Communist: Reported Willing to Settle Peacefully

Flood Forecasting System is Set Up   Radio-Controlled System is First Of Its Kind in U. S.

India Urges U.N. Give Sea To Red China   Susprise Move Beats Vishinsky to Punch, Astounds Delegates

India Pushing Move To Oust Nationalists  General Assembly Gets Major Issue At First Session

India Request Opens Fifth UN. Assembly   Sir Benegal Rau Moves Red China Get Chinese Seats

India Pushing Move To Oust Nationalists  General Assembly Gets Major bide

Charge of Soviet Aid Aired in U.N.  enounces  santmeaas Claim   BULLETIN

India Asks U.N. to Seat Red Chinese  Beats Soviet to Punch on Issue

India Calls for Seating Red China   Vishinsky Says Russ to Work for Peace; Evades Korea Questior

__ SPRING GETS COLD SHOULDER — OF Winter, Not Buds, Busting Out All Over

TEMPERATURES FAR BELOW NORMAL   Might As Well Be Winter In Mid-West, East   . SNOWPLOWS   Still Necessary Equipment In Dakotas And Sections Of New England

Eight Inches Of Snow Falls In Massachusetts   Late Movement Of Stored-up Polar Air Delays Spring Weathe:

Spring Goes Berserk Over Most Of Nation, Spreads Snow And Freezing Temperatures  Across Midwest, Atlantic Region And South

SPRING’S THREE WEEKS OLD BUT COLD HANGS ON   Midwest Feels Chilly Blast ‘That Carries Full Sting Of Winter

STING STICKS TO SPRING — Chilly Nation Waiting To Get Spring Fever

Weather Anything But Springlike As Cold Winds Fan Much Of The Nation   Freezing Temperatures Extend Into The Carolinas And Tennessee While Snow Covers Many Areas In The North.

Spring Puts On  Its Winter Garb    There’s Zing in the Air as Most of Nation Cool: Off While Waiting for Spring Fever

Spring, Now Three Weeks Old Continues to Act Like Winter; Georgia Peach Crop Hard Hit

Zing and a Sting in Gentle (?) Spring ‘Most of the Nation Cools Off . ‘Waiting to Catch Spring Fever

Much OFU.S. Is In Grip Of  Freeze. Snow   Unseasonal Cold Strikes Into Parts Of South; Came In From Canada

‘Gentle Spring Grows Long, Cold. Beard And Most of Nation Is Reported Disgusted

‘April Acts More Like Midwinter Than Gentle Spring in Most of U. S

Spring, Sweef Spring Is Three Weeks Old ‘And Acting Like Winter Over Most of U.S.

AT THE FRONT  GE’i4h. EBet DP wvacod   THE STRAGGLER WITH THE “1.000-YARD LOOK”

Mystery Strike May Start Today For Pitt Mines  Walkout Would Be Similar To On Id In IIlinoie Lact Weak

Swedish Ship Chased By Rec Mine Sweeper   Trawler Wins Race With Soviet Craft! From Polish Coast

Swedish Vessel Reports Red Chase   Heavily Armed Minesweeper Pursued Craft to the Territorial Limit

Swedish Trawler Chased Across The Baltic Sea  By Russian Minesweeper

Five Men Are Trapped in Burning Mine   Smoke Is Biggest Hazard to Rescuers At Lark. Utah Shaft

>» Men Lost Since Sunday  In Lead Mine   Blowers Placed in’ Utal Shaft to Clear Stnoke

 Lost in 400-Mile Labyrinth Rescue Workers Grope Through Smoke in Search for 5 Miners

ATTEMPT RESCUE OF FIVE LOST IN ‘UTAH LEAD MINE   SMOKE FROM BLAZE EARLY YESTERDAY HINDERS SEARCHERS

The Weather   Smoke Bars Attempts at Mine Rescue  Five Men Lost   Five Men Lost In Lark Shatt; Air Pumped in

Trapped Miners Sought By Rescue Crews  Five Men Missing . Since Lead Mine ‘Caught Fire

Miners Trapped In Smoke Filled Utah Workings   Rescue Efforts Hampered by Clouds Of Thick Smoke

Smoke Sialls Attempts To Rescue Miners  ss FI...“   5 Men Trapped In Lead Shaft Since Sunday

SYMINGTON SAYS USSR HAS CAPACITY TO-DROP A-BOMB ANYWHERE IN U.S.

Five Allied Columns   Sensational $150,000 Fire Wrecks Cincinnati Building

ew Tremors ollow Record arthquakes   Tibet and Burma Hit; Assam Area Rocks And Many In Flight

PLACE TREMOR, IN TERRITORY NORTH OF INDIA   Poor Communications Holding Back News From ‘Stricken Area

PAYS BEFORE EFFECTS KNOWN New Earthquake Reported  In India’s Assam Province

Heavy Damage By Earthquake In India, Burma  Quake One Of Five Grectest

Hundreds Flee In Earthquake  India Province Is Reported Hard Hit

QUAKES HIT VAST AREA ON. TUESDAY   Scientists Place Epicenter Somewhere Botweer. Himalaya, Mountains and Burma — No Deaths Listed in’ First Reports.

Driving Around Lowered Gates Very Hazardous  Police Say Violators Fre ees SG ee ee   Police Say Violators Are Subject To Arrest

Driving Around Lowered Gates Very Hazardous   Police Say Violators Are Subject To Arrest

Diplomats Await Stalin’s Speech To Voters Today   Observers Expect t Remarks To Be Most Important Public Statement in Four Years.

Overtures From Soviet  Predicted   Stalin Expected To Make Important Announcement Toda,

Soviets Launch ‘Peace’ Effort On Election Eve   Stalin Slated To Deliver Moior Address

JOSEPH STALIN READY TO GIVE MAJOR SPEECH   Address To Climax Russian Campaign For National Elections

Stalin Slated for ‘Campaign’ Speech Russ Leader Expected  To Make New “Peace” Overtures to West

Molotov Tells Russians H-Bomb Does Not Exist   Peace Possible, Says Stalin Aide; Election Tomorrow

Election Eve World Bid Anticipated   Molotov, Others Avow Russia’s Desire for Amity

—RUSSTA— Stalin Talk  May Outline Soviet Plans  Molotov Stresses Desire For Peace

Stalin Speech Being Awaited   Russian Premier Expected To Make Important  Announcement .

Red Premier To Take Stump In Election   Expected To Give Most Important Talk in 4 Years

WORLD AWAITS STALIN TALK   Speech Tonight Expected To Be Important Announcement

Expect Stalin Will Make Key Speech  To Give Campaign Talk Tonight. 

Observers Watch For Significant Public Statement   Campaign Speeches In Moscow Emphasize Desire For Peace

Stalin To End Soviet Campaign   Important Speech By Prime Minister Scheduled Tonight

Await Stalin's Speech Tonight   Russian Prime Minister Expected to Make Most Important Soviet Public Announcement inFour Years in Cam w~atan MAAKKee.   PEACE TALK BY MOLOTOV

Russia Won't Scare--Molotov   “Blackmailers,” His Name for Non-Red Countries

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   Stalin's Speech to Climax Soviet Campaign; Other Russians Express Desires for Peace

—CAMPAIGN — Key Stalin Speech is Awaited   MOST VITAL OF LAST 4 YEARS»

Stalin Speech To Climax Red Election Drive   Expect Most important Announcoment Of Four Yeart

Speech Climaxes Election Drive; Molotov, Others Talk of Peace, Blast Imperialist ‘Blackmailers’

Stalin To Offer Peace Platform  Molotov‘s Speech Keynotes Policy

Stalin Likely  To Give Clues ToSovietPolicy In Talk Tonight   Speech To Climax Came paign For National Election Sunday

WordFrom Stalin Is Awaited   Important Statement Due Tonight: Molotov Reiterates Soviet’s Desire For Peace

Stalin Is Expected to Make Most Important Soviet Pronouncement in Four Years

Prime Minister Opens Campaign for Parliament   Molotov Touches Off Course With Strong Peace Pronouncemen:

Observers Expect Statement Will Be Most Important in 4 Years   Follows Pledges of Peace By Aides   Molotov Says Reds, Capitalists Can Be Friendly Competitors

Stalin Will Make Speech on Saturday   Most Important Announcement in 4 Years Expected

Await Stalin Speech   ~ Key Policy Statement Expected in Tonight’s “Talk; Molotov Declare: West Can't Seare Reds

WORLD AWAITS RED PREMIER’ S VIEW ON ISSIIES   Soviet Leader Expect: ed -To Make Impor. tant Announcement On ‘Purposes In Struggle Against  ree Natianc

Experts Look For Expression Of Red Aims   Soviet Leader To Close His One-Man Election Campaign

Address By Molotov Basis For Conjecture   Slated to Make Most Important Speech in Four Years Sometime Today

Stalin Talk to Precede Ballot  Important Public   Important Public Announcement Due?

RUSSIAN RULER IS UNOPPOSED IN ELECTION   Politburo Leaders Stress Desire For Peace  ana ae & 2 eee   Believes Peace Is Possible But Says Soviet Union Must Be On Guard

Observers Say Stalin’s Message Will Be Most Important Statement In  Past Four Years.   STALIN IS UNOPPOSED IN RED ELECTION

Experts Feel Red Leader’s Talk ToBeVital   Communist Boss To Climax National Election Campaign

Conservation Men Laud Final Passage of Dingel Bill Designed to Restore and Expand Game Fish Resources

The Weather   New Arrests Made by FBI In Atom Quiz   Sergeant Gave Data io Gold, Charge Siates

CHARGE PLACED AGAINST FORMER A-BOMB WORKER   FBI Also Announces Arrest Of California Scientist Of Charge Of Perjury And Fraud.

Chemist Also Is Held as Suspect In Espionage Ring   Accused of Supplying Secret Information For Admitted Red Spy

Court Decision Casts Doubt On Lewis Demands  Federal Judge Declares 4 UMW Contract Points ‘Unfair Tactics’

Miners Demands Claimed Illegal   Denham Sees Chance of Peace Increased by Court Ruling

Court Action May Narrow  Lewis Demands   Doubt Cast on Legality of Four of His Contract Issues

Decision May Aid In Ending Strike   Court Ruling Throws Doubt of Legality on Lewis’ an   MIGHT NARROW AREA   Truman s Fact-Finding Board Scheduled to Report Saturday

UMW Demands Ruled Tegal By U.S. Judge   T-H Injunction Also in Prospect, Government Says

Court Decision Hits Coal  Miner Demands   Federal Judge Rules Against Four Points

Court Decision Casts Doubt on Demand Legalif   Four of Lewis’ Items Involyed

Court Rules Out 4 Mine Pact Clauses   Union Shop, Welfare Fund And ‘Memorial’ Strikes Are Attacked

Court Decision Casts Doubt On Lewis Contract   Miners Union To Appeal Ruling On Federal Injunction

Court Rein On Lewis Demands   ‘Injunction Invoked Against Items in Contract Which Coal Own ers Declare Ileal

Denham Says Ayea of Disagreement Might Be Cut, and Settlement Might Follow; Others Differ

DENHAM BELIEVES RULING MAY SPEED COAL SETTLEMENT   Decision Narrows reo 0 ' Dispute Between Union And Cimarniace

Court Decision May Speed Up an Agreement   Keech Ruling Places Issues Before Board With Injunction Due

Court Acts In Coal Dispute  4 Contract Demands Of Miners Enjoined

UNION DEMANDS GET COURT JAB   Four of Lewis’ Contract Pro posals Questioned as Result of Jurist’s Ruling

Court Decision Casts Doubt on Lewis’ Demands   Denham Believes Ruling by Federal Judge Keech May Narrow Area of Disagreement.

} ive Tram To Give Truman Data Tomortey   Fear Court Ring  May Stiffen Resistance  O“Miners To Return

Injunction Issued  Against4Demands Of Miners Union   NLRB Counsel Denham Wins Meo; : Dailennde Cat Teaine Eurthar

FOUR DEMANDS MADE BY COAL MINERS ILLEGAL   injunction Granted On ome Issues In Strike May § Settlement, TAS’ uel Supply Of - ‘Nation hrinks. .

Court Decision On Legality Of Lewis’ Pact Demands May Speed Accord,.Is Hope

PON, «W118 Points May Be Illegal, Says Court   Observers Fear Some Resentment To Come  As Result Of Action

HOPE RULING OF COURT TO SPEED COAL STRIKE END   INJUNCTION ORDERS LEWIS TO BARGAIN MINUS 4 DEMANDS

Move Part Of Speedy  Peace Plan   NLRB’s Denham Gets Injunction To Clear Way In Pits Tieup

Lewis Bargaining Points  Enjoined by U.S. Court   Federal Judge Prepares Injunction To Compel Resumed Negotiations— Victory for NLRB Counsel Denham

Court Rules  Against UMW Terms   NLRB Injunction May Speed Accord Ending Mine Dispute

Court Questions Lewis’ Demands  Denham Says Ruling Helps Negotiations

Court Decision Casts Doubt Today On Legality Of Demands By Lewis

Court's Decision Casts Doubt On Four of Demands Being Made by Lewis in Mine Strike  Area of Disagreement Between Union, Operators Is Narrowed

LEGALITY OF UMW DEMANDS UNDER DOUBT   Fact Finding Report On  Coal Situation Due : Tomorrow —

Court Decision Casts Doubt on Lewis’ Demands  Official Expresses. * Hope Agreement ‘ Will be Reached

Rule Spurs Hopes for  Acreement   Decision Casts Donbt on Miners’ Terms; Could Result in Weakening of Lewis Rarezinine Power

DEMANDS OF LEWIS QUESTIONED   Doubt Cast On Contract  Wording; May Speed New Soft Coal Pact

Court Writ Hits Legality of UMW Contract Demands   Miners’ Reaction Awaited; Truman Ready To Act

Court Decision May Speed Coa Contract Truce   Injunction Is Issued Aaainst Key Portions Of Miner Contract

‘Four Union Demands Judged Hlegal  Injunction May Speed Coal Strike Settlement

Formal Injunction Action Slated; Legality of Four Points Doubted; Union Plans To Appeal Directive

Court Holds Four Lewis Contract Demands Illegal  Denham Hopes Ruling May Help  Sneed Settlement

"Disagreement Area’ Narrowed By U.S. Judge  Other Sources Say Miners May Stiffen

Lewis Setback May Spur Settiement   Federal Judge Rules On Four Demands Of U. M.W.

Doubt Cast On Legality Of Demand   Ruling Narrows Area Of Disagreement ‘And Clears Way To Coal Settlement

Terms Of UMW May Be Illegal   Court Ruling Spurs Hopes For Settlement Of Coal Mine Dispute

Army Men Plan Aid To Europe   Meet Today to Finish Master Plan for Western European Defense

Master Plan For Kiar ope's Defense Set   American, British And Frenel: Officers Campleting Prapusal

3 Men Jailed As Violence Flares  In Milk Walkow'   No Progress Made Towarc Settlement of Strike By 3,250 Workers

Full Censorship ls in Operation  Correspondents Are Given Information

Po ppy Sales Set Saturda v   Proclamation By Mayor Asks Support Of City

Saturday Is ‘Poppy Day’   Legion Auxiliary Sponsors; Mayor Is. sues Proclamation

Acheson Will Draff Answer To Nehru Note      Delicate Diplomatic Chore Looms for U. S. Secretary of State in Answering Hindu Leade

MOVE PLANNED TO DISCUSS WAY FOR ENDING WAR   Secretary Of “State Acheson To Answer Reported Su ggestions Of Stalin—No Appeasement.

‘Acheson Faces Delicate Move In Drafting Reply To Nehru’s Peace Plans

Acheson Due For Decision  On War’sEnd   Nehru Appeal To Gain Settlement In Stwife To Be Answered Soon

Delicate Move  Acheson Expected To Decline  Compromise Peace Suggestion

Seat For Red China On U.N. ls Peace Price   Acheson Preparing Note Of Reply On Saelinita Offor

Acheson Will Reply To Nehru   Fo Draw Line Orr '- Beas. Appeasement

Acheson Pianning Most Delicate Move ‘Of World Crisis In Answer to Nehru

To Draw Line OnPeace And  Appeasement   Acheson To Say Reds Must Quit South Korea Before Any Talks Start

Acheson Is Faced With Hard Task In Framing An Answer To Nehru’: Suggestion For Ending Korean Wai

91-Mile Gale Hits Erie, Windows Are Shattered by Wind   Pittsburgh Also Feels Brunt Of Gusts In  Rainstorm

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   32 Seamen Believed Lost As Life-Boats Cansize

Lewis Says Truman Has Good Reasons Denying Him Dosg-Catcher Post

Dog Catcher’s Job Not for Lezis, ‘He Declares in Acid Announcement

FLI TES PEACE FLAG  NLRB Marks Off Limits Of Authority Via T-H   PUSILLANTIMOUS PUPS Lewis Growls Back at Truman

Lewis Growls Back At HST's Dog Catcher Quip; Says He'd Catch Diplomatic Poodles

Cold Air Holds Most of State: At Freezing    Northern, Central Areas Shiver but No Rain Forecast

Talks In Gapital May Set Policy   Truman And Defense Chiefs Conferring

CHIEF REVIEWS FAR EAST WAR   Government May Be Necring New Report on Sizzling Korean Situation

DRAFTING MEN FOR ‘DURATION’ AMONG PROPOSALS DISCUSSED   _End Of Deferment - For Students Also Proposed

Eastern Port Brought Within   2ND DIV. ADVANCES   Ist Cavalry Division Storms Strategic Hill Northwest of Taegu

President Sends Own Plane After Arnold's Family   Arranges to Attend Funeral Thursday at Arlington Cemetery

Warren, Roosevelt Head for Run-Off in California; Gurney Loses in 8. Dakota

Congressman Tem: Chan Gurney Out Of U.S. Senate  Francis Casa to Faca Engel, Demo Naminee

SOUTH DAKOTA BEATS GURNEY   Senator Defeated For Renomination by Rep. Francis Case   ENGEL IS OPPONENT

Case Defeats Sen. Gurney in So. Dakota   Latter Was * Seeking His Third Term

Success Can Come Early to an American —the Wonder Boy of Building !s Only 31

‘Three Year Old May Heve Learned Danger Of ‘Playing With Lighter

_Underwent Test Voluntarily Chippewa Treasurer Denies Holdup Story Discrepancies

Truman Plan for Paul-Henri Spaak as Head Of Unifying Plan for Western European Economy Is Brushed Aside by Leaders

West Europe Sourns Pian Of Truman's   Spack Appointment As Economy Leeder Ouashed Be British

U. S. PLANES TO BRITAIN   Movement Against Return  King Leopold Continues to Grow

Red Officials Refuse to Evacuate City   Two American Ships Barred From Entering

GE Can Double World War II Production Rate   Korean Fighting Rushes Electric Company’s Defense Plans

CONGRESS. T0 GIVE TRUMAN BROAD POWER   Senate and House Committees Trying to Untangle . Legislative Krnor   COMPROMISE CERTAIN

Truman Sure Of New Powers  Controls Bill Comes U; Tuesdav In Conaress

Groups Seeking Compromise on Control Bills   Truman Appears Certain To Get Powers to Act Against Inflation

Congress Ponders Ways To Give Truman Powers    Banking Committees of House and Senate Call  Meetings in Effort to Untie Knots; Bills Are Held Over

Truman Appears Certain To Get Broader Powers   Committees Seek To Untangle Legal Knot: That Slowed Action

Accord Is Seen By Senate, House, On Standby Contro   Passage By Wednesday Expected By House

Congress Still Stalled On War Controls   House Expects to Have Compromise Ready for Passage Wednesday

Congress Works on Compromise For Powers fo Control Inflation   Senate Tries to Untangle Legislative Knot That Blocks Action on Bill; Leaders Expect Stand-By Authority to Be Ready Wednesday

Congress At Odds Over ‘How’ Of Truman Powers To Fight Trend Toward Inflation

NO. Catton   New York Cotton   Truman Seems Certain to Get Broad Powers

Congress Quarrels  On Powers   Method of Control Is Principal Issue In House, Senate

CONGRESS WILL VOTE CONTROLS   Both Houses Prepare To Give Truman Power Over Production, Distribution.

Truman To Get Powers To Meet Inflation Trends   Lawmakers Trying To Untangle Knot That Stymied Action Last Week

TRUMAN LIKELY TO BE GRANTED BROAD POWERS   Compromise Bill Should Be Ready For House To Pass Wednesday

Truman Assured  Broad Authority To Curb Inflation  Congress Puzzles Over Methods but  Favors Powers

Truman Appears Certain To Get Inflation Curbs  Stond-By Autherity On Rationing, Wages, Prices, Credit Seen

Lawmakers Ponder Over Control Bill   House And Senate Committees Work On New Measure

Truman Appears Certain to Get Broader Powers  Congress Frets Over How to Give Them

House, Senate Again Take Uy Control Snarl  Legislators Renew Debate On How To Set Up Broad Curbs

Control Bill Compromise Held Likely   House Passage Due Wednesday Qn New Measure

—CONGRESS— House Will Compromise  Jn Contrdls "Truman To Get  4 Cu.newnAhkxy Daware

Broad Powers For President Held Certain   Banking Committee Of Senate Meets To Work Out Plan

Broad Economic Control Powers Almost Certain ~ Committees Meet To Untangle Knot  a tie ——_— =e Pree pens

Truman To Get Broad Powers  To Curb Inflation   ‘House Banking Committee   Strives To Clear Way   For Legislation; Service May Ask For More Funds

BROAD POWER‘ TO BE GIVEN PRESIDENT   Legislative Leaders Work On Compromise Program

How To Give Curb Powers Being Studied   Truman Certain To Get Broad Powers; Seek to Untangle Stymied Action

Rail Strike On, Leaders Declare  _ Unless US Intervenes _ Walkout Is Today

Rail Strike ‘On’; Unions Poised  Walkouts Scheduled in Midwest  Pending Government Action

2 Rail Unions Set for Strike  ~ Walkout Scheduled   Walkout Scheduled Today in Mid-West

 Though President’s Fact Find. ers Denied Demands Of Unions, They Persist That They Must Be Granted

No Indication President Will Seize the Roads   Three Big Terminals in the Mid-West to Be Tied Up First; Two Short Lines to Be Hit Beginning Tuesday.

Mid-West Rail Strike Set Today  Two Big Union   Two Big Union Leaders Declare  ‘Strike Is On’

Token Strikes By Rail Unions Set For Today  Layoffs Ordered   Today's Games

Strike Ready For Railroads  At 6 a.m. Today   Three Big Terminals To Be Hit by Walkout White House Silent

Motorman Ts Ordered  Into Court   Doctor Says Injured Man In No Condition To Be Arraigned

Higher Income Taxes Certain As Bill Nears Final Approval In Congress

Harry Gold Given Major Prison Term   Chemist Reports He Attempted To Make Amends

Harry Gold Gets 30 Years As Atom Spy   Lifé Is Spared For Penitent Fuchs Conspirator

However, Chemist Could. Have Been Given Death Sentence For Giving Russia American Atomic Secrets   TRIED TO MAKE AMENDS. GOLD SAID

C.1.0. Thrusts Political Arm Farther Out  Convention Leaders, Undaunted By Vote, To Redouble Efforts

VETS MOVETO CHANGE LAW ON LIQUOR, GAMES   Organize Group At Maquoketa to Ask fer Revision

Favor Change In Gambling, Liquor Law  Vets Groups To  Organize Move.

TRUMAN OKAYS  USE OF ARMY. _ 70 STOP REDS   Communists Advonce Below Han River—Americen Air- “force Beas 15 Tanks

What Forces Will Be Used Is A Secret   Anti-Tank Weapons Biggest Need Of South Korean Army

Qutnumbered Yanks Battle Way Out Of Important Rail Center; Vital West Coast City Also Falls   New Bazookas Take Heavy Toll Of Big Tanks; Weather Curbs U. S. Air Strikes; Claim Morale Of Advancing Troops Low

US. Division Driven Back  By Commies   City Of 240,000 Bathed In Flames

U.S. Division Takes Big Toll Of Tank, Men   American Troops Outnumbered By Communist Forces

Report Flames Envelop City As Reds Enter   U.S. 24th Infantry Forced To Withdraw After Taking Big Toll

Quick Tax Action Urged In Congress  Need Seen For Meeting High Cost Of Anti-Red Drive

Talk Mounts For Tax Boost As War Fund  Taft Attacks Many Of Controls Called For By President

Pressure Builds ‘Up for Early Tax Boost   Efforts Are Pushed for Presidential Controls To Aid War Effort

Pressure For Early Boost In Taxes Grows  President Truman Asks $10.5 Billion  Tr... Lemnaegancy hune

Efforts Pushed For Controls To Speed War   Truman May Cite Need for More  Funds Tomorrow

Many Favor Tax Boost  Pressure Builds Up  LS Pees ee Secreta were

Actress Turns to ReligionColleen Preaches Gospel, Captivates Church Audience

FILM STAR IN PULPIT SUNDAY   ‘Audience Of 1,200 En chanted By Colleen Townsend's Sermon

Punxsy Congregations Crowd Church To Hear  Miss Colleen Townsend

Movie Actress Stars In Pulpit  , Colleen Captivates Punxsutawney, Pa.

TEMPERATURE   ‘Sincere’ Role ko k & kk O* Actress, Quitting Films For God,  Enchants Church Coers

Movie Star, Who Will Quit To Serve God, Thrills Pennsylvania Audience

Quits Career In Movies To Preach Gospel   Colleen Townsend, Giving Up Film Career In Favor Of Religious Work, Is Speaker At Services

Comparable Only to Mortgage Burning Congregation Is Enchanted By. Actress Turned Preacher

Actress Colleen Townsend Preaches In Pennsylvania  Church, Explains Her Plan

Total Dead 65  ‘On Submarine   ‘Divers and Frogmen Seel Way to Lift British Craf to Surface.

Tax Tax Assessment Law Dead; High - - -* Court Denies Rehearing of Ac

Re-Assessment May be Ordered In 10 Counties  September Decision Finding Measure leamal ite liaehkal

Mrs. Price Wooten Accident Victim   Good Springs Youth Reportedly Ran Light

Mrs. Price Wooten Accident Victim  oe Springs Youth rtedily Ran Licht

Vishinsky Blasts “Anglo-Americat Bloc’ And Dulles   Russian Rebuked By Assembly President

Russian Blasts John Dulles in UN Address   Vishinsky Rebuked for Attack by Assembly President

Vishinsky Says U.S., Britain Plot Attack   Russian Says Soviets Save Eisenhower in Battle of the Bulge

RAP POWER AGENCY   Private Utilities Say U. S. Dealings Are Illegal

Henley To Enter Race For Senate  Predict Lynch To  SSSI ee” = eee  TR

Police Say Mine Operator Killed Cafe Owner, Self   Finleyville Man Disgruntled Over Loss of Contract, State Officers Report

INGRID OPENS LOS ANGELES: LEGAL BATTLE   ~Custedy-OF Child; $250,G00 Fortune Involved {tn Suit

PERU EARTHQUAKE TOLL REACHES 40   Others Believed Buried In Wreckage; Air Lift Rushes Aid

Death Toll From Peru's Quake Is Expected fo Reach 60; 40 Bodies Already Recovered

A0DeadFound in Quake Ruins of Peru City   Airlift Rushes Aid to Treat 178 Injured in 12-second Eruption

Ancient Capital Of Incas Ruined High in Andes   Airlift Speeds Relief to City; High Toit Feared

Quake Shatfers Ancient Cify in Andes; 60 Dead   *178 Others, Injured in Once-Thriving Seat of Inca Civilization °

Earthquake Hits Ancient Inca Capital   Cuzeo Death Total Mounts. As Bodies are Dug From Rubble; Much of City Is Left in Ruins

POWERFUL RED FORCE ON MOVE   American Infantry Fights Desperately To Recapture Town; General MacArthur Declares UN Forces Are in War With Chinese Cammunictc

EDUCATION AUD AGAIN BATTLED   House Group Divided on Whell ‘Moncy Provided May * bo’ U!  stats Cathalic’. and Other. NoaTube Schools, .

ECUCATION AlD AGAIN BATTLED   Tiouse Greup Divided on Whether Money Provided May. be Used tor Catholic and Other NonPublic Schools,

Dr. Frank Court, — Will Be Speaker At Commencement  Sixty-ninth Annual   Sixty-ninth Annual Graduation Ceremony  Will Be Held at Park

Dr. Frank Court, Will Be Speaker  At Commencement   Sixty-ninth Annual Graduation Ceremony  Will Be Held at Park

N. J. GAMBLER ANGERS SENATE CRIME PROBERS   Constitution Cited By Bookmaker At Inquiry

Tough Gambler ls Softened Up By Senate Probe   Threat of Contempt Citation Used When Witness Is Reticent

Hobo Leader Makes Plea For Bo’s to Keep Off Road to Help Win War

Lewis Tells Green He’s Doing His Own No-Strike Pledging For His Miners

Mine Chief Balks At No-Strike Pledge  Labor Peace Plan Rejected By Lewis

AFL Chief And Lewis In New Tiff   Miner Chieftain Refuses To Take No-Strike Pledge

LEWIS, GREEN TRADE BLOWS ON NO-STRIKE      Boss Of Mine Workers Won’t Be Bound By AFL Pledge

John L. Lewis Says Mine Workers Not Bound By Ns-Strike Pledge Of Others

DON'T GIVE UP BATTLE, SAYS ASSN OFFICIAL   Consider Petition For Re hearing On Site of New Hospital

TB Group Chief Studies Action   Theodore J, Werle Still Says Berrien Site Logical One For Hospital ‘

Mercy Trial May Go to Jury Today   Carol Ann Paight Rests Fate on  Ts Trea nity

Both Juries Drawn Monday  For New Term   March Court Term Convenes Next Monday — Murder Trial Pending — Two Divorces Are Docketed.

Earthquake [Roc ks —— Tibet      Violent Shock Sets ~Off Rumor of Atomic Bomb Explosion; No Casualties Reported

Earthquake Reported As One of World’s Greatest; Epicenter Placed at Tibet

Tibet Is Locale of Big Quake   One of History’s Worst Tremors; Damage Extent Not Yet Known

T remendous Earthquake Centered in East Tibet  fr. ~f£   One of History’s ‘Five: Worst’ Recorded Thruout World: Hundreds Possibly Killed

Earth Still Shaking 10 Hours Later   Shocks Were Felt Through Pakistan, India, Report Says

Mighty Quake Rocks Tibet; Toll Unknown   Forbidden Country May Never Reveal Disastrous Results

KENNY HAS A BUSY WEEK   History-making Earthquake Jars Mountains of Eastern Tibet

Shocks Indicate One Of History's Biagest Quakes   Disturbance Placed Somewhere In Tibet

More Coal Operators  Urge Action  But President Sticks to His Hands-Off Police.

Mine Owners Renew Bid For Legal Action  Producers Petition NLRB To Take Hand In Caal Rattle

Coalmen Ask T-H Injunction Against Lewis   United Operators Demand -NLRB Force End Of Short Week

Mine Owners Ask NLRB to Try to Foree Miners Back to Full Week by Injunction

Truman Refuses ‘o Intervene, In Coal Slow-Down   ICC Directs Cuts Of One-Third In Passenaer Service

Mine Operators Combine Solidly For Court Action   Seek NLRB Restraint Against Lewis; Thus Far Are Refused

COAL INDUSTRY ASKS NLRB T0 ACT   URGES BOARD TO SEEK LNJUNCTION TO FORCE FULL WORK WEEK IN MINES.

President Sticks To His ‘Hands-Off’ Policy On Current Coal Squabble   Almost Entire Soft Coal Industry Unites In Asking National Labor Relations Board To Try For Taft-Hartley Injunction

Mine Operators Ask Court Help In Coal Dispute   Practically Entire Soft Coal Industry Has Filed Unfair Labor Practices Against UMW; Want Court Order To Compel Lewis To Bargain, End Three-Day Work Week

Owners Turn  to N.L.R.B.   Most Soft Coal Head: Align Against Lewis

Soft Coal Industry Unites in Bid to End Short Work Week   President Again Indicates No Plans Made Tc Intervene In Dispute As Operators Ask Injunction To Force Men Back

MORE OPERATORS JOIN IN PROTEST AGAINST MINERS   ASK LABOR BOARD TO START COURT FIGHT WITH LEWIS

Coal Operators . Are United In Lewis Charges  Ask Board to Try For

New Controversy Stirs Around Filling Attorney General Post In Fine Cabinet

New Emergency Loan Is Granted To Yugoslavia   $20,000,000 in Aid Approved by U.S. To Fight Red Bovcott

$20 Million Loan Granted To Yugoslavia   Credit. Second in Serie: To Aid Tito’s Battle Weil WMncentu

Flying Saucers May Be Our Secret  Commentator Feeis They Originate Here

Jessup to Give Secret Report On Weapons  Content May Furnish Material to Truman

PLEAS FOR ARMS TALK MOUNT  HST May Get Jessup Report Before Seeking Atom Curbs

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Ry Walter Kiernan (Distributed by Internationa) News Service)

State Agent Te Guthrie ‘Center In Death Probe   No Cause Assigned yet in Death of Lon Begthel, 8]

Cape Girardeau Probes Slaying Of Texas Womar   Victim Identified as Former Star Worker; Man Is Questioned

Woman's Battered Body Found in Ditch Is Ideniified   Man Arrested In Texas Had Car of Former

Investigate River Slaying; Texan Is Held   Woman Buried As Unknown Identified By Wedding Rina .

New Library Referendum  April 15th.   Sanitary Sewers, Schoo] Measures Included In Vote

Referendum For New Library Set For April 15  Vote Will include ‘School Measu re, Sanitary Sewers

Record Price. of $2,585 Paid For First Bale  Pablo Rivera’s Cotton

AUCTION IS HELD AT HOUSTON  Starr County Farmer Receives Rarard $7.589 For First Bale

Americans Seek To Cut Off More  Southern Troops   Prongs Clamped Down On Korean Communists; Fight For Capital May Be Bloodiest Of Campaieon

Other Forces Are Cut Off Bv U.S. Troops  Every Home in City Will Be A Fortress

REINFORCEMENTS FOR REDS Marines Driving Toward City From Two Sides; Planes Batter Foe

Enemy Rushes Division From Southern Front      Bloodiest Battle Fast Developing; Yanks Gain on Old Front: :

Red Forces Get Help from South As Battle Develons   Marines Two Miles From Heart of City; U.S. Planes Bomb British by Mistake

Marines Reported Within 2 Miles Of City's Heart   AMERICAN FORCES DRIVE TO CUT OFF COMMUNIST REINFORCEMENTS

U. N. Troops Push {nto Old Capital   Closing Trap Threatens Thousands On Southern Front

First Cavalry Moves To Cut Reinforcements   Prongs Of Marine Forces Into City; Planes Batter British

Korean Reds Rush Troops  From Haman   Bloodiest Battle Of War Seen As Marines Pound At Seoul Gates

Division Of Reds Rushed From South   Struggle For City Expected To Be Bloodiest And Most Destructive Of War

15,000 North Koreans © Reported Concentrated In City Now; To South Yanks Take a Rail Key

Seoul Reds Reinforced By Division   Yanks Push 35 Miles Out of Beachhead In Southeast.

American Planes Mistakenly nit British Positions: Southeast Beachhead Perimeter Expanded

Entire Division  Rushes To Seoul   Allied Fighters And Bombers Attacking Retreating Communists All Along Bulging Pusan Front; Marines Set Up  Pincer Drive At Capital City.

Yanks Drive Hard to Block Enemy Aid   British Unit Bombed. Strafed by Mistake— Americans Advance 39 Miles in South

Reinforced Reds Rush From South   Americans Battle In Seoul Street, Infantry Advances On South Front

Marines Hit Outskirts of Capital City  Yanks Firebomt British Troops

Allies Drive Hard To Cut Off Other Reinforcements; U. S. Marines Within Two Miles of Seoul Center.  BRITISH FIRE-BOMBED IN TRAGIC MISTAKE

Planes Hit Retreating Communists   American Strive To Keep Aid From Reachine Capital

Republicans Defined As ‘Croakers’  Truman Fires Initial 1950 Campaign Gun

GOP Charge of Socialism Is Cover  For Own Inaction, Truman Claims

GOP DARES HIM TO TAKE ISSUE 10 US. POLLS   President Is Being Hoodwinked by Own Advisers, Charge

Truman Opens 1950 Campaign With Charge That Republicans Claim Socialism To Hide  Own ‘Negative Inaction’ Upon Various Issues

GOP Socialism Cry Is Labeled ~ Insult by HST   Declares Republicans Are Croaking About Socialism to Hide Own Negative Inaction.

Truman's: Blasts at Republicans During Democrat Banquet Draw Quick Retorts from Senator Taft

Sounds Party Battle Cry... .. ; President Attacks Republican Slogan

Truman Charges G. 0. P. Croaking to Hide Inaction   Denies Socialism in Address at Party's $100-a-Plate Dinner

Truman Flays Republicans For ‘Inaction’ In Address   President Sounds Battle Cry For Fight With GOP On ‘Liberty Vs. Socialism’ Plank: Taft Fires Back After Huge Democratic Dinner

Truman Hits GOP ‘Inaction’   Denies His Program Sacialistic, Puts Security Above Tex Reductions

TRUMAN AVERS G.0.P. TRIES TO HIDE ‘INACTION’   Says Program of Demos Is Based on Free Enterprise

Political Issues Set  By Truman  Challenges GOP On Socialism, “Inaction”

GOP Tacties Dealt Blow By Truman   President Adopts Own Political Line At Party Banquet

Truman Chides Republicans On ‘Inactivity’  They Await Moves, Then Cry Socialism, He Tells Diners

Truman Fails To Click With Rally Speech  Raniuhli: ran tinacr tic   Republican Inaction Taken As Theme

CLAIMS RIVAL PARTY SITS AND WAITS   Republican Charges Insult U. S. Intelligence :   SENATOR TAFT   Makes Counter Comments: Says President Being Hoodwinked By A.D.A.

President Takes 50 Polifical Line  Truman Blasts GOP At Jackson Dinner

Truman Sets Demo Line for 1950   Raps Republicans For ‘Negative Inaction” In Talk

‘Truman Says Republicans Are Hiding Own Defects In Liberty-Socialism Cry

OM bet SPR NZIS EO  Presses For Enactment  Of Proposals  5,300 Attend Big

GOP CROAKS TO HIDE ILLS SAYS TRUMAN   President Raps “Socialism” Cry At Demo Dinner

TRUMAN  GOP POLICIES   President Addresses 5,300 At $100-Plate Jackson ay Banquet

Truman Talk Brings GOP Challenges  President Declares Republicans Just   President Declares Republicans Just Wait for Dems to Propose Something

5300 Pay S100 Each to Hear Party Speech   President Lashes ‘Negative Inaction’ Of Republicans

Cry For Efforts Come From Both Solons, Citizens   Tydings Renews Plea For Call To World  Disarmament Meet   Truman Political Line Claims GOP Croaks Socialism To Hide Defects

Truman Says GOP Cries Socialism To Hide Own ‘Negative Inaction’   Charges Republicans Wait for Democrats to Propose Something, Then Turn Loose Blast of *Scare Wards’; Speech Brings New Challenge

Truman Accuses GOP of Hiding Own Inaction Behind Cries of Socialism

Cry of Socialism Raised to Hide Lack of Program, Demos are Told)

Truman Claims Republicans Wait For Democrats To Act, Then Criticize Them

Truman Assails Negafivelnaction O{GOP Principles   Dinner Address Draws Republican Challenge On “Welfare Program’

' Truman’s Attack On GOP Program Brings Challenge Of A Vote Test

Equal Budget, Tax Cuts Out, Truman Edict   Cry of ‘Socialisn? By G.O.P. Assailed  As Inaction Screen?

Tatt Replies To ‘Cuttlefish’ Tag Label By Trumar   President Raps GOP at Glittering Democratic Banquet

Pierce Brooks AndBen Ramsey Facing Run-Off  Never Any Doubt abou Shivers Election in Primary Vote Count

Lt. Governor Runoff Is Set Brooks Leads   McDonald Will Face Runoff as Shivers Sweeps Into Office

 SHIVERS MAKES CLEAN SWEEP - Pierce Brooks, Ramsey Face Lieutenant Governor Runoff

26 Million Dollars Made ~ Available for Hospitals And State Special Schools

Christoffel Is Found Guilty In Perjury Case   ExMilwaukee Labor Leader Held In Jail: Faces 2 to 10 Year:

Denounce Lie’s 20-Yr. Peace Plan   Russ Label Program as Loudspeaker for Anglo-American Bloc

Detroit Ferry, Tanker Collide  _ Thick Fog Blocks * Helmsman’s Vision

Alleged Reuther Gunman fo Trial   Convict Denied Lie Detector Test

Formosa s Future May be Discussed   U. S. Plans to Bring Question Before UN; Others Shun Issue

U.S. Formosa Stand Waited   U.N. Debate Opens   Today on ‘Hot lssue

U.S. To Present Case Of Formosa To UN Group  Future Of Little Country Muct   Future Of Little Country Must Be Decided

ee a er ee  U.N. To Take Up Formosa Questior   Opinion Of Other Nations Sought By U. S.

US Will Bring Formosa Future Before UN Meet   Chiang-Kai-Shek, Soviet Contend Island Is China Territory

Formosa Next Hot Potato In U.N.’s Oven   Members Likely To Stay Away From ‘Political Dvnamite’

[President af U. S. Steel Says Nation Can't  Afford Another Maior Industrial Walkout

No Shortage Of Steel Expected   However Fairless Says Plants Must Remain lh Uninterrupted Output

COLLISION ON HIGHWAY 46.   McGinnis and Livengood Cars Col lide at Farm Driveway.

Early Quits Defense Post  Louis Johnson On Way Out, Informants Say; Visits White House Twice Today

Nobel Prizes Handed Four Americans Five Others in Stockholm Ceremony

4 AMERICANS RECEIVE THEIR NOBEL PRIZES   Faulkner, Hench, Kendall and Bunche  Among Recipients

Nobel Prize Is Awarded Bunche   Philadelphian Is First Negro. to Be So Honored; Ceremonies Held. Yeaterday at Stockholm, Oslo

Nobel Prizes Presented To Four Americans  Awards Total Nearl; $200,000 In Cash

NINE RECEIVE NOBEL PRIZES   Mississippi Novelist William Faulkner Is  Awarded $30,007 ©

FAULKNER GETS DELAYED AWARD      Other Nobel Prizes Are Presented In Two  Ceremonies

Nationalists Said Deserting In Hainan Fight   Occupation of All Of Island Expected In Next 24 Hours

Record Set By U.S. Sub On Distance   U-Boat Traveled Beneath Surface 5,200 Miles Through Pacific

UN Informed South Korea ‘Is Doomed’   Fast Operations Make ‘Cease Fire’ Order Purely Academic

‘But Democrats Hold Control In ¢ ongress   Twenty-nine Races Are Still Undecided: GOP  Grains Five Governors

Democrats’ Hold Is Badly Shaken   New Senate Will Line Up With 49 Democrats And 47 Republicans For Narrowest Party Majority Since 1930

Democrats Lose Top  Senators   Congress Control Stays Democratic, But Just Barely

Administration Leaders Fall fore Avalanche of Votes  TAFT IN BY BIG VOTE  Democrats Keep Nominal Control of Congress By Narrow Edge

Republicans Cut Conaress Control To Thin Margin   Democrats Yield Governor Seats To Opposition

Republicans Gain Six Seats; Lucas, Meyers Defeated   Tydings And Thomas Lose; Nixon, Warren.  Taft, Dewey Elected

Democrats: Control Is Shaky Now   Taft Easy Winner In Ohio; Tydings And Lucas Are Out

Senate Majority Reduced to Two By G.0.P. Gains   Korean War Termed Factor in’Change in Voters’ Sentiment

Defeat of Leaders In Dem Party Seer Truman Setback   Adverse Vote Attributed to Turn In Korean War, President's Policy In Foreign Affairs and ‘Fair Deal’

‘GOP Ousts Leaders, Challenges Policies   Rout Is General Outside South, Party Strongholds: Lucas Out, ‘Taft Sune In

Demo Rule . Shakv   Republican Gain of 5 Senate and 26 Heuse Seats Nearly Wipes Out Control] of Congress

Five Senate Seats Won By Republicans  Top Leaders Of Democrats Voted Out Of Office

‘Mational Vote Reaches Record High— Democrats Retain ‘Hold on Congress

GOP Picks Up Five Seats In Senate   Lucas and Tydings Victims of Upset; Warren, Taft and Dewey Win .

Clear: Gain of Six Seats Made   Yesterday's Results Paralleled Those Of Off-Year Elections; Lucas’ Defeat In Tlinois fs Regarded Hard Blow

Numerical Control of  Congress Retained by’ Democrats Tuesday by Thinnest of Margins —

Taft Victor, Tydings and Lucas Beaten   Senate Line-up 49-47; Republicans Pick Up 26 Seats in House

Reverses to Administration Leaders Challenge Truman's Home and Foreign Policies

Demos Left in Shaky Control of Conaress   Republican Comeback Leaves Demo Margin 49-47 in Senate, About 20 in House, Several Leaders Fail of Reelection

Control By Slight Margin   Democrats Hold It In The. Senate By Having 49 To 47 Seats

GOP Scores. Stunning Win Over Leaders   Truman’s Party Lead Cut to Two in U.S. Senate

‘Demos Hold Congress by Narrow Mare Lose Lucas, and Many Leaders: Truman Is Disappointed

Clinch 222 House, 49 Senate Seats   Several Top Administration Leaders Are Swamped By Republican Opponents; Taft Scores Easily.

Temperatures   G.O.P. Gains Challenge President Truman's Home, Foreign Policies

Democrats Hold Shaky Conil Of: Congress as‘ Many Administration Leaders lose

/Democrats Keep Numerical Control of Congress by Scant Margin; Vote Sets Record

Demos Retain Shaky Senate Control, 49-47   Top Truman Aides Fall Like Flies in Major Setback for Fair Deal And Foreign Policies

‘THIN MARGIN KEPT, BUT  Successes by GOP  Challenge Truman   Democrat Is Elected In Panhandle Ballot

Demo Hold OnCongress Precarious   Republican Sweep Cuts Administration Senate Edge to Two; Polictes Cheallinnne-t

TRUMAN SENATE LEADERS LOSE CRITICAL RACES   DEMOCRATS RETAIN SHAKY CONTROL OF HOUSE AND SENATE

Tydings And Lucas Voted Out Of Ottiee   Bare Dem Control Margin Likely To Ice Truman Plans

Republicans Fail by Narrowest Of Margins To Control Conaress   Incumbents Lose Five Seats in Senate, 23 in House, but Retain Thin Majority

TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION STUNNED AND BATTERED BY REPUBLICAN VOTE RESULTS

Senate Margin Reduced  To Two Seats as House  Lead Also Is Narrowed   Republicans Mow Down Administration Leaders, Losing In Only One Senate Campaign

Democratic Congress. Is Shaky   “Scott: Lucas, Myers,  . Tydings, Ferguson; J. Roosevelt: Beaten:

Air Raid Sirens Are ‘Set  Up i in  Gees Communities on West Coast

Security Bill Urged To Offset the Dole   Sen. George Opens Debate On Widely Expanded Plan  Annroved bv House in 1949

Would Give Security To More People   Aims To Reverse Trend Of Handing Doles To Needy Without Humiliation or Pauper’s Oath.

Bill Proposes Expansion of Social Security   Senator George Foresees All Citizens Covered

NEW SECURITY BILL ENDORSED   Senate Opens Debate - On Broad Plan

Sen. George Asks Reverse In Dole Trena   Bill Will Double  Benefits, Add 10

Ask More Social Security   Claim Wider Coverage Would Reduce ‘Doles’

Russians Ease Berlin , Truck Blockade; Three U.S. Trains Delayed

Russians Ease Up Berlin Blockade  Speed Approval of Lined-Up Trucks

Russians: Lift Partial Blockade: Partially . In Entect Elim-Elam Of Rerlin Autobahn:

New Blockade of Berlin Parily Lifted   Allied Commanders Hold Meeting to Talk It Over

RUSSIANS HALF LIFT BLOCKADE TO WEST BERLIN   One American Officer Predicts New Clamp By East Germans

Tat Harrying Tact  ssi Li Lift One- Day ‘Blockade ‘On-Truck Traffic Toward Berlin

Berlin Block Eased With No Reason   ‘Arm- Twisting’ Tactics Puzzling To Allied Chiefs

Death Toll 13 In Cargo Glider Crash In South   Eleven Airborne Near Graduates and Pilot Die Instantly

U. N. Seating of Red China Requisite for Settlement In Korea, Stalin Tells Nehru   Washington Drafts Answer To Stalin’s ‘Peace Terms’

House Approves ‘Alarm Clock’ Plan Of Control   Senators Cut Spending; President Dislikes Bills

rw K NK YF NEW YORK’S TORRID POLITICAL CAMPAIGN HAILED IN“ RED PRESS”

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Added Arrests Now Expected In Fuehs Case      G-Men Show Photos Of Suspects To Fuchs, Who Identified Gold

U.S. Expects New Arrests In Spy Ring   Repentani Dr. Fuchs Believed Identifying More Soviet Agents

Roosevell Leads in Demo Voting With Warren Taking GOP   Governor Has Edge in Total Two-Party Popular Vote With Mony Raturns Out

November Contest Set in California  ; Helen Douglas to Oppose Nixon ~ Voters Reiect Howser Office Rid -

Defenders Wrest Key Field Back   Superfo rtresses Rake Targets; Warships Sheil Invaders.

War Tempo Speeded Up After MacArthur, Staff Visit Battle Area   Front Line Stabilized Along the Han River; U. S. Casualties Listed As 3 to 6 Killed and 12 Missing So Far

USS. Planes, ‘Warships Go Into Action   Reds Chased From Airport Near Seoul; MacArthur   Returns to Japan After Tour of Battlefront

American Bombers, Warships Go Info Action; South Koreans Hold Main Battle Line, Slash At Reds

Communists In Inchon Blasted; Airport Taken   B-29s Bomb Seoul Field; Six Yanks Killed

South Koreans Recapture Big Kimpo Airport   American Warships, B-29s Thunder Into Battle Against Reds

U.S. Bombers, Warship: Attack Red Invaders   At Least Three Americans Killed; 12 Are Missing

Pyongyang, Communist Capital, Is Blasted by U. S. Bombers   American B-29 Bombers and Warships Enter Battle Against Invaders in Civil War; Gen. MacArthur Heartened by Tour of War Scene.

Seoul Airfield Recaptured By American B29s  Gen MacArthur Visit:  Ca fr Ll  manage Re, aes

Strategic Kimpo Airfield, 16 Miles  From Seoul, Taken B-29<s and Worshios   B-29s and Warships In Action Helping South Korean Force:

MacArthur In Japan After Tour Of Front   U.S. Bombers, Warships In Battle To Hold Han River Line

U.S.Warships Shell Naval. Ground Posts   MacArthur Returns From Fast Check Of Area: South Regains Airport

MacArthur Finds Morale Improved On Flight to Front  American Bombers Obtain Recapture Of Lost Air Base

General MacArthur Is Heartened by Stabilized Front of South Koreans; B-29s Blast Pyongyang.  KIMPO AIRFIELD IS RECAPTURED FROM REDS

Counter-Drive Under Way By South Koreans   Kimpo Airfield Is Retaken; Battle Line Established

MacArthur Encouraged Aiter Tour Of Front — South Stabilizes Line

U.S. Warships On Job Against Red Invaders .  To Prevent Landing OF Reinforcements

WARSHIPS AND B-29§ ATTACK RED INVADERS   MacArthur Finds Lines Stabilized Along Han River

Red Planes Dog MacArthur On Inspection Trip of Main Battle Line as Defense Holds

 Recapture ‘Airfield Above Seoul   MacArthur Back From Tour Of Battle Front

U.S. Bombers Pound Hard At.  Red Positions   ‘Kimpo Airfield Retaken As Units Reégroup Behind American Support; MacArthur Cheered By Island Visit

UM T WOULD CUT NUMBER SAY OFFICIALS   Rate of Rejection Mach Higher Than in World War II — Many Physical and Dental Defects Would Receive Attention Under UMT Regulations.

Fact-Finding Panel Sets 48-Hour ‘Deadline In Effort To Rush Report

Fact-Finding Board To Start Coal Hearings  Miners’ Head May Be Summoned First;  a ee eee enn Tews

Chiang Offers All Out Aid In Korea Fight  Calis On UN To Act   Calls On UN To Act In Concert To Keep Peace Everywhere

YOUNG MOTHER SHOT TO DEATH   Man Wounds Himself After Shooting Her

End Coal Strike With Injunction Sen. Taft Uraes   Midwest Dealers Call Conference With Lawmakers

Taft Urges President Invoke T-H  Caal Sleuwdawr   Coal Slowdown Imperils U.S., Ohioan Claims

Taft and Lucas Tell President Nation in Peril  Noemoande Manin}      Demands Mount For Crackdown On John L. Lewis

TattDemands Use Of T-H In Coal Row   But Aides Say Truntan Plans No Action Yet In Contract Dispute

EXTRA!   Death Train Motorman Charged With Fourth Degree Manslaughter

Gar Wood Suit Fads In (Miami  Sportsman Settles With Ex-Secretaryv

91 Americans Liberated By Racing Allies   Sources Report Gen. Dean May Still Be Alive In Red: Prison

91 American Prisoners Are Rescued  10 Litter Cases Among Yanks Lef By Fleeing Reds

Reds Abandoning Yank Prisoners Along With Arms And Equipment   U. S. Advance So Rapid Communists Are

Free 91 of the Prisoners in South Korea   Ten at Hadong Litter Cases as the 25th Division Arrives

GRAND JURY HEARS HANOVER CHARGES   Cases Of Five Hanoverians Accused Of Bookmaking Among Items Offered For Consideration At York

FIVE HANOVERIANS INDICTED BY JURY   True Bills Returned In 24 Cases Considered At York —Gambling Probe Argvument Scheduled Friday

JC Man Charged With Car Theft  Darrell Nave Identifies LaBarbera As Assailan:

Gabrielson Heils Result Of Election as ‘Great Start on Rebuildine GOP”

Counter-Drive Hinted Beyonc 38th Parallel  Diplomatic Source  Says War Criminals 7 We... BD. Awencitaldl

McMath Plans $18 Million Road Program  Ouse ta County To Rece i Pro cnet + Outi ned

McMath Plans $18 Million Road Program  Ou ~ ta ea hi To Recei In   Ouachita County To Receive Work In Project Outlined

Dancing Teacher Skippy’ Baugh Is Held in Robbery ©   Recently Announced Plans for Taking Tin thea Ministry.

Dancing Teacher Held After Holdup  Near Holt Summit  Is Shot in Hand by Patrolman in Chase Sourred by Baunde

Dance Teacher Shot, Arrested For Robbery   Skippy Baugh Gives Up When Bloodhounds Bay

Dispute And Confusion End At Last Truman’s Really The 33rd President

AFTER LONG ! vl ISPUTE Truman Finally ‘ Listed’ as 33rd President

STATE SALES: TAX MAY BE: BIG SUBJECT   General Levy to Aid Revenue Expected To Be Issue

Cemetery Fund Checks in Mail To 18 Units   Interest Payments Totaling Over $4,000 Made by Auditor

Cemetery Func Checks i in Mail To’'18 Units \   Interest Payments  ‘Totaling Over $4,000 Made by Auditor -

China Reds Seek Representation in U.N. Korean Talks  Onection Linked ta   Question Linked fo Council Sessions By Russian

RED CHINA FILES DEMAND ON U.N.   Insists On Taking Part In Parley On Korea War

Red China Files Formal Demand For-U.N. Hearing   Council Holds Anothe: Private Session, Eyes On Meeting Tomorrow

\. Koreans Still Build Up Central and South Forees   Nicht Push Halted By Vlare-Lit Plane, Artillery Attack   Red China Demands Hearine on Korea

Season's Second Hurricane Found  New Storm Located Southeast of Miami

AUTOS SET PACE ON RISING MARKE1   Blue Chips Again Attrac Traders; Buying Expands As Prices Advance

ARMY AND SUN CAUSING LACK OF WAR NEWS   Dispatches Sharply Curtailed; Radio Doesn’t Work

Break In Line Halts Report Of War News   Gen. Walker Cuts Use Of Army Machines To Correspondents

Both Sides in Bridges Case End Testimony   Jury Excused for Week. end; Long Argument to Start Monday

‘THIS FAR, NO FARTHER’  U.S. Policy To Extend Throughout Whole World

Fist Fights Occur  In Border Region   17 Young Folks Reported Shot by East Cops

Police Officer Files Heart Balm Suit Against Potentate of Shrine

‘Pocatello Divorce Case Leads to $100,000 Heart Balm Suit in Chicago

BRANNAN'S FARM PLAN “DEAD DUCK’ AT THIS SESSION   President's Plea For. Actior Falls On Deat Congres PER TERE fe er

SCOUT WORK REVIEWED BY DISTRICT BOARD   Applications For Advancement Tc Top Ranks Presented At Meeting Of Conewago Scouters

‘Local Officials Able To Eliminate Gambling — Indiana Senator Says

Senator Capehart Charges Local Officers Can Break Up Gambling If They Wish

300 Escape Theater Fire   Building Gutted, Loss At E. Liverpool High

State Department Official Blasts McCarthy Probe  Says Senator Backs Down When Without  Congressional Immunil

Aid Assails ‘Backdown’ OfMcCarthy   Says His Tune Changes When Immunity Left

Ohio Eagles Suit Takes New Twist   Attorneys Named In Jucdictments

DAVENPORT SETS SANITY HEARING   Mental Patient to Appear Set Hospital Blaze

Anerican, South Korean Forces Hold Firm in Sramatic Turn for Beller All Alone Korean Front

Americans, South Koreans  Keeping North Korean Communists Guessing

Americans Gain Ground Along  Northern Front   Reds’ Fourth Division Given Licking; Signal Victory Scored in Are:

‘Black Friday. Brightens As Allies Advance  Morines And 24th Give ‘Licking’ To

Marines Join With Infantry Divison To Win Signal Victory Over Invader Troops In Area Of Naktong Bridgehead After 36 Hours Of Ferocious Fighting

SIGNAL VICTORY FOR AMERICANS AT CHANGNYONG   Crack Red Fourth Division Sent Reeling Across Naktong   POHANG RECAPTURED BY SOUTH KOREANS

Ground Won By Americans  On North Line   - Situation Takes Turn For, Better All Alone Warfront In South Korea

Toughening American and South Korea Forces Also Gain in North, Hold Firm Elsewhere Along Korean War front

Smashes at Taegu Hurled Back; Ground Gained in North: Others Hold Firm

Dramatic Turn For Better At War Front   Reds Administered ‘Hell Of A Licking’ By Marines, Infantr   More Withdrawals

2 Big Red Smashes  At Taegu Hurled Back  Marines and 24th   Marines and 24th Make Large Dent In Bridgehead Bact af Naktangc

PRESSURE ON KEY YANK CITY EASED AS ATTACK FAILS   Half of Three-Mile Areas Lost Thursday Regained at Site of Main Enemy Ieffort.   MARINES AND INFANTRY WIN AT BRIDGEHEAD   46 Hours of Ferocious Fighting See Leathernecks and Infantry Make 3-Mile Dent.

Gained Ground In North And Held Firm Elsewhere In Dramatic Turn For The Better; Signal Victory

Enemy Forced  Back On West, North Fronts  Defenders Hold   Defenders Hold Firm Elsewhere

Events on Korean War Front Take Turn tor Better   What Appeared to Be at Dawn “Black Friday’ for Defenders Turns Into Day of Success; Signal Victory.

Americans And South Koreans Gain Ground In Face Of Reds Big Push: Feared Black Friday Goes To Allies

Invaders Drop Guns to Flee Across River   Yanks, South Koreans Strengthen Positions Alona Entire Front

BUBONIC PLAGUE HITS RED CHINA   Smallpox Also Breaks Out  In 5 Provinces

N MOHR CASE   Convicted. Mercy Slayer’ Counsel Considering Askin New Trial

Mohr May Not Ask New Trial   Convicted Slayer Of Brother Expected To Appeal Verdict.

May Seek New Trial for Mobr   Written Appeal Must Be Filed by Monday;  Feces 612 Year Term

BAKERY STRIKE TALKS HELD IN ST. LOUIS   But Management and Union Make No lrogress — Sale of Flour Increneoa in Cite.

More Clues To Missing  Plane Found   Raft And Radio Book Picked Up

More Plane Clues Found   Raft, Radio Manual, And Wood Discovered

Clues to Fate Of Lost Plane   Raft, Radio Book and Piece of Wood -Picked Up, Floating in Baltic.

SERVE WITHOUT FEES   Ed Rooney, Howard Payne Defend. ing Jones in Manslaughter C harge

2 People. Slightly: Injured in Local Traffic Accidents   Youngster Runs Into Sid - OF Auto; Man Suffers —  » Injury To Head

Says Red Probe Delays Congress  Tydings Charges That Security Plans Hurt

Tydings Complains Legislation Held Up Senator. Charges Commu:  nism Probe Taking  Too Much Time

TydingsComplainsProbe Of M’Carthy Charges Is Holding Up Defense Bills   McCarthy Says Trained Investigators Would Have No Difficulty Detecting Loyalty Filee Have Reen Tamnered With

TWO-THIRDS OF NORMAL PEACH CROP EXPECTED   ‘Little Egypt Yield Cut by Freeze; Not Out o / Danger.

Red Columns Are Hammered By Navy Planes  First Cavalry Troops Fall Back To. New

Students Riot on Eve of Big Game   Wausau Is Scene of Vandalism Thursday

Miller To Be New Pastor Wichita Minister Accepts Call From Preehvteriana

Americans Were Forced To Write Open Letters   Liberated Prisoners Tell Of Being Made To Write False Letters By Communists

Gen. Arnold Dies of Attack   Wartime Air Chief Stricken at Ranch

Hap Arnold's Fifth Heart Attack Fatal   Honor Guard Stands Watch Over Body of No. 1 U.S. Airman

Honor Guard Stands Watch Over Arnold: Wrartima Air Gawnarsl Dies Of Heart Attack. At Ranch

wnold of ir Force  lead at 62   leart Disease atal to Nation’s rincipal Airman; Vife at Bedside

Gen. Arnold to be Buried in Arlington   Great Leader of Air Force Dies of Heart Attack

Gen. Arnold Funeral Services Thursday   America’s Number 1 Wartime:Airman Dies Of Heart Attack: To Be Buried In Arlinecton

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Gen. Arnold   Air Force Honor Guard Watches Over ‘Hap’s’ Body

New York GOP Ready To Re-Name Dewey, Fight Looms For Democratic Nomination

DEWEY ACCEPTS PARTY ‘DRAFT’   Republicans In Knock down Fight Over Gubernatorial Candidate

Voters To Make Annual Trek To Polis In City Election Monday   Mayor and City Clerk Battles Hold Spotlight

M'CARTHY JABS AMERASIA CASE   Loyalty Peober Asks “Senators To Subpoena Six Persons for Testimony 

Asks Subpoena Of Six Persons  Group !s Arrested In Amerasia Case

Demand Made By McCarthy To Subpoena  Six Persons   Senator Wants Word Of Those InVolved  In Amerasia Arrest

Would Call Six Named In  Amerasia Case   McCarthy Thinks Theis Testimony Essential Part Of Inquiry

Acheson Asks G. 0. P. Co-operation, Soft Pedals ’Re-examinist’ Attack

HICKENLOOPER ASKS. CLEANUP INSTATE DEPT   lowa Leader Attacks Acheson For Blast  At Sen. Taft

SENATOR DEMANDS STATE DEPARTMENT 'HOUSECLEANING,’ ACHESON OUSTER

Solon Demands Acheson, Aides Be Discharged   Secretary Says He Will Welcome GO. P. Counsel

Ingrid Calls Rossellini Baby's Father   a Pu a SSS a  Roberto Proudly Acknowledges It Is His Infant.

Film Actress Ingrid Bergman Claims Director oberto Rossellini As Father Of Her Baby Son

Beraman Jokes: About Stories In Newspapers  Ingrid Confirms Roberto Rossellini A anther ar al

Rossellini Papa Says Mama Ingric   Film Star Jokes   Over Gossip Tales

~ LIST KANSAS VOTE   G. O. P. Pluralities Range ‘ From 20,000 to 108,000 Ballots °   LIGHT GOVERNOR VOTE

LIST KANSAS VOTE   G. O. P. Pluralities Range From 20,000 to 108.Ballots -

Official Election Returns Announced   Arn’s Margin, !s 57,507; Carlson's Is 64,515, and Rees' Matority is 23.418

Canvass Reveals  Light State Vote   Official Returns Give Sweeping GOP Pluralities Despite Voters’ Apathy

iianibto TOO MANY REDS ON BUVT PAYROLL   Sen. MoCarthy Writes Tru man Complaining but  Few Were Fired

State Department Still Full of Reds Sezater Charges  Only 80 Out of 300  Known Risks Have Been  Discharged by Acheson

Senator Claims Acheson Keeps Suspected Reds  MeCorthy Writes Truman Oniy 80 of Liat af 200 Eired

Solon Says Few Poor Security Risks Are Fired   Only 80 of 300 State Department Workers Actually Discharged

Gangsters Use Guns In Detroit  Gambler Wounded By Shot From Ambush

Truman May Name Board As Diggers  Remain Out   Fact-Finding Group Urged As Coal Stock Of Nation Dwindles

Truman Reported Ready To Appoint Fact Board In National Coal Dispute

Fact Board On Coal Is Expected   President Truman Reported Ready To Act Very Soon

PRESIDENT MAY SELECT BOARD TO EYE STRIKE   Fact Finders Would Look Into 10-Month Coal Dispute; Byrd Prods Chief

TRUMAN READY TO MOVE INTO COAL DISPUTE   Will Name Fact - Finding Board If Walko#ts Continue, Report

DATE SET FOR BRIDGE BIDS   Improvement. On Route 36 Given Green Liahs

135 Million Over °49  Officials Predict Increase In 1950 Flue-Cured Tobacco Crop

35,000,000 Pound Hue-Cured Crop Boost Expected   Agriculture Heads Predict 1950 Total To Be 1,150,000,000

oleae W aSrluingtor House Approval Near For Truman Discretionary Control Bill

House Nears Final O.K. On Controls Bill  Senate Opens Debat On Similar Measure

a. ee a a  Bill Giving President Control Powers Over Wages, Prices, Rationing And Credit Nears House Approval

Control Laws Only Step From Truman's Desk   ‘Only Two Curbs Are Standing In Way Of Aaqreement

Rouse Okay Of Curb Bill Seen   Senate to Start Debate on Similar Measure Today

Early House Approval of Controls Seen   Curbs on Credit And Speculation May Be Voted

TO ADD $5 BILLION IN REVENUE  Senate Group Okays New Tax Bill Increasing Income Levies

Speed Up European  Defense Planning  Military Men Seek Way to Use Germans-

Army Captain Mauled by Japanese Reds   Two U.S. Soldiers Also Shoved, One . Hit by Stone

GOP Attacks AidToEurope  ERP, Paint 4, Arms Aid, All Under Fire.

Military Aid Plan Under GOP Attack   Truman’s Program for Aid to Europe Brings Republican Pressure; Effort Cut Down Seen

Truman Plan To Aid Europe Under Attack   Marshall Plan Slash Sought In Senate

TRUMAN PROGRAM FOR EUROPEAN AIO ASSAILED BY 6.0?   ‘Determined Effort, Being Mode To Cut Marshall Blan Caste

COMMUNISTS OUTLAWED BY BOLIVIA GOVT   \Conspiracy To Set U; Soviet Union in South America Charged

Communist Plot ls Broken Up In Bolivia  Reds Outlawed and Forty Nine Labor  tawelave Avernctae

COMMUNIST PARTY ORDERED QUTLAWED   Bolivian Government Says Keds Were Conspiring To Set Up Soviet Einion

BOLIVIA QUTLAWS COMMUNISTS   Government Charges 10 Nations Seeking Soviet Setup

Bombers In Blanket Blow At Buildup  60,000 Naktong   60,000 Naktong Troops Object Of Front-Line Flight

THE BOX SCORE   U.S. Bombers Rain Death On Troops Poised For Attack

Scatter In All Directions at Point Where Offensive Being Arranged

Giant Smash Breaks Into Red Buildup   Hear Russians Ready to Fight On 38th Parallel

More Names Given To Senate Probers   Stephen Brunauer, Ex-Navy Man, Reportedly Admitted Communist, Solon Says; Haldore Hanson, Alse Named, Quickly Defended By State Department

Sen. McCarthy Names Former Navy’ Scientist   Ticks Off Imposing List of State Dept. Workers at Hearing

Familiar with U.S. Secrets, McCarthy Says   Several Others Also Detailed by Senator During Monday Even!

Says Ex-Navy Scientist s Communist   McCarthy Ticks Off Names In His State Red Charges

McCarthy Points Out Scientist   Names Former Navy Commander As Red: Identifies Others

Declares Two Are in Key  Positions  Advises Check on Navy Scientist.

"ATF iM   : 7 ‘Names Stephen Brunauer, Former Navy Scientist,   Be Cacamiinick

Solon Names Hanson, Says  He’s No Dupe   MeCarthy Raps State Department Executive “Clever, Smooth”

Suspect Holds Top Secrets, Says Senator   Three Others Namec in Probe of Leftists in State Department

McCarthy Names Names In Charges Before Committee  Points Out More   Points Out More In State Dept. To Senate Probers

Senator Names Several Others AtRed Hearing  Top Acheson Aides Alen Named in Prohe

Ask For Proot On ‘Reds   Senator McCarthy Gives Names of State Emploves he Believes Communists

New Names Revealed In  Senate Ouiz   Key State Dept. « Aide, Woman Job Holder On List

Key Officials Called ‘Reds’ By McCarthy   New Names Cited at Probe Include Forme Naval Scientist and Point Four Executive

Sen. McCarthy Makes Charge In Senate Probe   Is To Head Staff To Give U. S. Aid Throughout World

3 Others Are Named During Commie Probe   Senator Insists State Department ‘Riddled with Reds

Senator Asks Probe of Former Navy Man Who Knew ’Topmost Secrets”

Naval Scientist On Red List af Commie Probe   State Department Retort Says He Has Been Investigated

Four More Accused In Red Inquiry   Senato- McCarthy Says They Hold or Have Held High U.S Positions

Haldore Hanson Heads List Of Red Suspects   State Department Emplove. Slated To Direct World Technical Aid Projeet, Branded Red By Solon

Senator Names Key Qificials On “Red” List  Former Top Navy Scientist Target   Former Top Navy Scientist Target Of G. O P. Senator

Department Otticials Are Named   Senator McCarthy Gives Reports on Top Officers In the State Department  ONE NAVY COMMANDER  Calls Expert on Chinese Affairs Man Seeking To Communize the World

Names Are Given To Back Charges   McCarthy Says State De partment Official Is a Red   OTHERS ARE _ LISTED

Senator Names 4 ‘Sympathizers’ With Party, Breaks Off His List   Quits Red Story to Debate Housing   State Department Denies 2 on List Have Any Affiliation With Reds

Lists Former Navy Scientis!   Continues With Charges Against Others High in State Department Levels

4 ALLEGED REDS NAMED BY SENATOR   McCarthy Says Former Navy Sicentist and Wife, in U. N. Job, Are ProCommunists.   OWEN J. LATTIMORE IS ALSO ACCUSED   & Haldore Hanson of State Dept. Ran Communist Magazine in China, Senator Tells Solons.

Sen. McCarthy Calls Names In Accusation  State Department Is “Red’ Haven, ‘Save Renublicncn

Demands Prok Of A Form  Navy Scientist              of Reds in Offices

McCarthy Tells Of Pro-Reds In Government   Wisconsin Senator Claims Former Navy Scientist Is An Admitted Commie

First Man on McCarthy List ‘Loyal to U.S.’  Cannte Makee Charan   Senate Makes Charge That State Employes Were Red Fallaweare 

GIVES ADDITIONAL NAMESJ0 SENATE PROBE COMMITTEE  ASKS INVESTIGATION

Former Nav) Scientist ‘Mentioned   Dorothy Kenyon Slated to Reply to Charaes Tuesdoy

Senator Puts. Finger On Four at Hearing   Investigation of Ex-Navy Scientist Sought as M’Carthy Expands Case

Former Eastbay Woman Sayant, Truman’s ‘Point 4’ Director, Among High Officials Accused by Solon

MeCarthy Gives 4 Names at Hearing On Agency Reds   Wisconsin Senator Tells of Reports That Navy Scientist Admitted  Ceammoinicat

Senator Claims Scientist Knows Top Defense Data  — Committee Hears Reports on Four At Brief Hearing

KEY OFFICIAL IS NAMED AT RED’ INQUIRY   Charge Haldore Hanson Has Been ‘Pro-Commu nist’ Since 1938

McCarthy Names Suspected Reds   Three Described To Senate Probers

Names a Former Navy Scientist as Admitted Commie   Stephen Branauer and Others Accused by Senator McCarthy.

Senator Gives His List of State Dept. Employes Who Have Displayed  Communist Sympathies

— OTHERS ‘Point 4’ Chief Is Accused   HANSON LINKED. TO RED CHINA ~

Réd Label On Scientist   MeCarthy ‘says He Ha: Heard Former Navy Man An Open Commie

SENATOR ADDS TRIO OF NAMES TO HIS ‘CASES?   Wife of Former Officer Also on MeCarthvy’s List

Former Naval Scientist Is on McCarthy's List   Familiar With Top Secrets. Senator Say

Sen. McCarthy Says Scientist Who Knows Defense Secrets Is Admitted Communist

BATTLE NOT OVER Conservatives Win Round In Test for Party Control

Armed Forces Terms Frozen  For 12 Months   Air Force Building Toward €9% Groups; New Quotas to Come

Bigger Hike Is Promised Later   Senate Committee Junks Excise Tax Cut OK'd Earliar

Promises To Take Profit Out Of War  er D'1ll?:.. Ranest      $5 Billion Boost In Levies Readied

Old Tune, New Record ‘Nobody's Going To Get Rich af Expense of GI's’

Lucas Hints Of Heavy Taxation  "T ow Ohl Baw tia   Tax Bill Readied For Congress Action

Solon Blasts  Profiteering;  Tax Hike Near Lueas Says No One To  “Get Rich At Expense Of GI; Excises Out

No Wealth At GIs Expense, Lucas Declares   Democratic Leader Says War Profits Will Be Cut

Profits of War Will Be Removec   Lucas Says No One to Get Rich At Expense of Gl

Move to Take Profits Out of War   Democrats Prepare to Ram Through Big Tax Increase

PROMISE MA TO CLOSE DOOR ON PROFITFERS   Senate Democratic Leader Says Nobody Is Going To Get Rich At Ex: pense Of Men A  War. . .

Lucas Pledges Profitless War   , Says Nobody to Get Rich at G.I.s’ , Expense During Tax Bill Debate

Wartime Profit Control Assured  Senate Committee Votes Excise Tax

WAR PROFIT! OUT UNDER TAX BILL   Ready To Push Through $5 Billion Measure   OMHU WICASUure  SENATE GROUP   Approves $55 Million Increase In Excise Taxes On Various Items

Democrats Push Drive For Tax Bill   Action Against Profiteering Mav Be Delayed

Promises lo lake Profits From War   Lucas Says Nobody Will Get Rich At Expense Of GI’s

To Cut Profits Out Of War, Says Lucas   Nobody To Get Rich At Expense Of GI., Senator Promises

PROFITS WILL BE TAKEN OUT OF WAR--LUCAS   Senator Assures Public No One Will Get Rich On Korean War

Lucas Ready To Speed Tax Bill Through   Would Boost Taxes Near Five Billion Level Requested

Profits Will Be Taken from War Lucas Promises   Tax-Boosting Bill to Hit Big Money, Is Leader's Pledae

Lucas Declares U.S. Will Remove Profit From War   Democratic Leader ir Senate Soys Taxes Will Be Answer

Going To Take Profits Out Of War, Says Illinois Senator:  Tax Boosting Bill Nears Vote

Senator Says None Will Get Rich Off War   Demo Leaders Plan To Ram Tax Boosts Through Conaress

Profits to Be Taken Out of The War—Lucas  Nobody to Get Rich At Expense of Troops

Nobody To Get Rich Af Expense Of Gls-Lucas  Senator Says ‘We Arg Going To Take

HAROLD STASSEN MAY OR MAY NOT GET ANSWER TO HIS PEACE TETTER BUT HE CERTAINLY DID SEND IT TO RIGHT MAN—STALIN

Governor Driscoll Makes Bid For Top Spot In GOP   Sworn In Today For Second Term As Governor Of New Jersev

Johnson Suggests Complaints Agains Him Go to Truman  Says His Statement Alen Gree for Critiee   Says His Statement Also Goes for Crities Of Secretary of State

Trial in Death Of Coed Slowed   State Files Motion Asking Permission for Surprise Witness.

K. U. SENIOR DAY TO BE TOMORROW   Contests and a Barbecue Highlieht Celebration by: Class Members   HIBBS HERE THURSDAY

K. U. SENIOR DAY ~ TOBE TOMORROW   Contests and a Barbecue Highlicht Celebration by Class Members  LIRR LICDCE Tr tpcnmar

Find Four Bodies h Wrecked Plane   Crash at Lebanon Occurs During Night

Plane Wrecks Neat Lebanon, Four Die  Two Men, Woman, Small Boy Victims

State's Bitter Election Drive Goes to Voters   Both Parties Predict Victory in Typical Off-Year Campaign

Bitter Campaign in Penna. Ends   Congressman and State Representative to Be Elected.

VOTERS TAKE OVER BITTER STATE. BATTLE   Pennsylvania ( Goes Tx Polls Today to Name New Leaders

Both Major Parties Confident On Eve Of State’s Off-Year General Election

Weatherman Promises To Cooperate With Warm And Cloudy Conditions Favorable To Huge Voter Out.  npounng

Three Denison Stores Razed by Fire Sunday   Loss $160,000; 2 Other Spectacular Fires at D.M., Spencer

WEST GERMANS PREPARE FOR. RED INVASION   t.s . Warne. Russia - Aiperican PiropDs Ready to Use Guns if _ Necessary to Combat Any Com: " munigt Attempt te Z Control of Berlin es, Weekend. r - .

WEST GERMANS PREPARE FOR RED INVASION   U. & Warns Russia ‘ American Tropos Ready. to Use Guns if Necessary to Combat Any. Comnuwist Attempt te Seize Full Control of Berlin This Weekend.

STILL IN PATH   Escape Belloved Near for Dom.  " infek Atteo, 49, Father of Six “- Chiktren:— More Than 100 Men ~ KEnigage' in Rescue Work.

C-54 Crash In Korea Kills 3 Persons   Victims of Mishap At Pusan Apparentl Not U. S. Troops

ARMY TRANSPOR] PLANE CRASHED   PLANE DOWN WITH 23 ABOARD WAS NOT CARRYING TROOPS

iruman Backs » Gen. MacArthur In War Crisis  Allied Army Won't Quit. Nation Told

Truman Must Take Final Action.Won't Back Down   President Hopes Weapon Not Necessary to Meet Situation

A-Bomb Use Decision Put Up To Army   President Declares Weapon To Be Used ‘If It Is Necessary’

Truman Hopes Weapon Won't Have To Be Employed in Korea Conflict   American Military Leaders in Field Can Make Decision, President Tells Newsmen

Truman Says U.N. Will Not Quit In Korea   Denounces Chinese Aggression; Lists 3 Ways To Meet It

TRUMAN BACKS DECISIONS OF GEN. M’ARTHUR   PRESIDENT STATES U. N. FORCES WILL REMAIN IN KOREA

UNNECESSARY NEWSMEN TOLD   President Asserts . U. S. Will Continue Efforts At Peace

Will Drop A-Bomb If Necessary   Use in Korea Up  To Military, Truman Informs Newsmen; Plane Aeowse Cereal.

[Chinese Aggression In Korea Denounced In Bitter Terms By Executive In Talk With Press

President Says U.N. Army Wont Give Up in Korea  Criticivec Riuccianc   Criticizes Russians Red Chinese; Calls For Arms Speedup

‘President Is Hope ‘ful We: apon Will Not Be Needed to Win   White House Statement Seores Intervention Of Red Chinese. Blames Soviet) Imperialism

—STATEMENT Military Men Will Decide   HOPES IT WON'T  AeA RO  BE NECESSARY

Super Bomb Use Lies With Military, Pres. Truman Says   Also Declares UN Must Decide About War in Manchuric

Atom Bomb To Be Used If Necessary      Truman Declares U. N. Forces Will Not Back Down in Korea

U.N. Forces Won't Back, Down on Mission, He Says   Expresses Hope Awesome Weapor Will Not Have to Be Emploved

Will Use A-Bomb If  Necessary   President Says All  Weapons Considered; Defends MacArthur's Conduct Of Campairn

United Nations Not fo Back Down in War  Advisers Are Unhapp’   Advisers Are Unhapp’ That President Mentioned A-Bomb

Decision Is Up fo the Military Leaders, He Says   President's Stand on Bomb Is Firm as 200 Newsmen Query Him

Military Men To Decide on  Target Area   Truman Hopeful Bomb Will Not Have To Be Employed Against Reds

Decision Is Up To Commander in Field, He Says  President Hopes It Won't Be Employed

Law Requires Truman fo Make Final Decision   Congressional Leaders Called To Discuss Crisis

Huge Buildup Due For Armed Forces   President Says Bombs Will Be Used  If Necessary in War For Survival

Then Quickly Expresses Hope For Real Peace   Warns Free Men Must Mobilize Aaainst Commies

Use of Atom Bomb Is a Possibility   At News Conference’ Tru: man Defends General MacArthur   BLAST AT 3 SENATORS   President Will Ask Congress for Increased Military Funds

Says Bomb Will be Used if Military  Situation Requires U.N. Will Not  Back Down in

"United Nations Will Not Back Down In Korea’  Prasicdent Hopes Use Of A-Bomb Will. Not Be Necessary

United Nations Not to Back Down in War   Advisers Are Unhappy That President Mentioned A-Bomb

Truman Hopes Step Will Nof Be Necessary   ‘We Are Fighting In Korea For Our Own Security’—HST;  Asks AEC Speed-Up

PresidentDeclaresUN Forces Will Not Back Down; Assails Reds   President Says Use of Bomb Is Up to Military Leaders in Field; Order Is Subject to Truman’s Final Approval

Truman Says UN Won 't Back Down   Declares Atom Bomb Will Be Used AzainstEnemy In Korea If It Is Necessarv. But-Hopnes It Won’t Be ©

Decision Left Up to Generals   President Declares U.N. Forces Won't Back Down in Korec

U. N. Forces Won’t Back Down in Korea; Will Drop Bomb if Military Situation Warrants It.   COMMENT DISPLEASES TRUMAN’S ADVISERS

At News Conference Tru man Defends General MacArthur   BLAST AT 3 SENATORS   President Will Ask Congress for Increased Military Funds

Nationwide Gaming Probe Being Soudht   Some Changes May Be Made in the Social Security Law

“SAME OLD PAPERS”   Chambers Says Nothing New In troduced During Past Week

Trampled Distress Signal May Lead To Long Missing C-54 Transport

'NEARING THE DEADLINE   Registration Books For Citv Election Close Tomorrow Night

Korean Red in ‘in Civvies Has Wound In Leg —But U. S. Sergeant Is Dead

Digging Town Out of Debris   3 People Killed By Tornado In Greenville, 1H.

Dirksen Has No Fixed Principles lucas Charges   State Democrats Help Gov. Stevenson Celebrate at Fair

Jap Communists  Defy MacArthur   Anti-American Posters Appear in Tokyo; Communist Newspaper Continues Strike Call

Jap Communists  Defy MacArthur   _ Antl-Americon Posters  ‘ia Tokyo: eateaues Strike Coal

Hiss Perjury Case Goes To Federal Jury; Verdict May Re Ilours Away

Telephones Ring Again and Again - - Shrill Death Knells  Families Of 2.200 Wait -- All Unaware Of Tragic Eventi

Telephone Brings News Of Death Into N. Y. Homes   Story Of Crash Told By Survivors And Witnecces

Tragic News Of Disaster Strikes Hard   ~~ Relatives of Unlucky Train Passengers Are Notified of Wreck In Rapid Time

APPROPRIATION BILL REDUCED   Cut Does Not Apply Tx Military Budget And Marshall Plan

Halt Billion Slashed From Appropriations   Senate Votes Cut But --Exempts Marshall, Military Funds

Senate Hacks _ Fund Package   $525 Million Lopped Off; ECA. Arms Untouched

Monev Bill  ae  Reduced By Senate Vote   $25,000,000 Cut  Wins 55 To 31 in  Franamirina Féfars

Senate Votes To Slash $525 Million From Big  General Appropriation

Marshall Plan And Military Budget Exempt From Cut   Senate Reduces All Other Appropriations by $525 Million; $34 Billion Left

‘ATTACK! HEARD MORE OFTEN  Cautious Optimism Seen t~ Korea Yanks’ Attitude

Atal emueiamsamia a)! ia neh alent nats  BIDDER OF $7 GETS TRUMAN GREETING

JURY QUICKLY RULED DOCTOR NOT A SLAYER   Medicol Society Will Debate Whether He Shauld Practice

Senators Confess They Are Baffled By Many Reports of Flying Saucers

May Is Freed From Prison   > ermer Congressman Leaves Ashland After Serving 9 Months, [3 Days.

Mationwide Phone Strike More Likely   “Situation Is Serious, . Federal Mediator Admits

Digger, Pinned In Well Shaft,  Grows Weaker ‘Victim's Leg Clamped Vise-Like By Boulder; Held 24 Houre In Pit

Hope Is Waning For Life Of Man Trapped In Caved-In Well Shaft As Rescue Crews And Doctors Work To Release Contractor

Doctor Finds Trapped Man’: Pulse Weaker   Well-digger Has Leg Pinioned By Boulder At Bottom Of Shaft

Atomic Research to Benefit Farmers, President Claims   Rescuers Work to Save  Man Trapped in Shaft

 Burred Up 10 VW¥arst Por Aimost 44 Fi0wrs  Hope Fades for Trapped Well Diggers; Workers Push Efforts To Free Him From 20-Foot Shaft

LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS — Digger Trapped, Burned By Explosion In Well

New York Cotton   Soybeans   Trapped More Than 24 Hours, New York Man Still Pinned 20 Feet Underground

FIGHT TO SAVE RENT CONTROL   Federal Regulation To Ex pire June 30 Unless Renewed

 Federal Control Due to End June 30  ‘Senators Rally for Rent Battle

S onihaeralioniemsaemnmniieammminemn amend  Battle Over Rent Control in Senate Lucas Presents Bill Extending Law for  nant ol mf QW... nwa

BATTLE LOOMS ON RENT CURBS   Administration Leaders Ral. ly In Effort To Have Controls Extended Beyond June 20.

Predicts Rent Curbs to Stay   Lucas to Ask That Action Be Rejected

Administration Wants tc Keep Measure Due to Exoire Tune 30   FOR YEAR'S EXTENSION   Senators From Large States _ Promised Fight Against Amendment

Rent Ruling Faces Fight   Controls Scheduled To Be Lifted June 1

Administration Girds To Save Rent Controls  Curbs In Effect Expire June 30;   Curbs In Effect Expire June 30; 11,000,000 Units Seill Under Lide

Battle to Save Rent Controls   New Money Bill Would Have Rent Control End Next June 30

REGULATIONS SCHEDULED 10 STOP JUNE 30   Housing Expediter Ine structed To Start Paying Off Workers

Battling to Save Control of Rents   Administration Wants to Keep Measure Due to Expire June 30   FOR YEAR'S EXTENSION   Senators From Large States _ Promised Fight Against Amendment

Rent Control Fate Pending In Senate War   Big City Forces Wage Battle to Beat Down Bill Lifting Federal Program by June 30

Predicts Senate Will Defeat Iry To kill Ceilings.   Says He'll Ask Change In Rent Centrol Appropriation Bill

TELEPHONE WORKERS LEAVE JOBS   Actions Seen as Walkout Prelude To Nationwide Strike

Telephone Employes Quitting Jobs  Fear Walkouts Ma; Spread Over Natior

Charge Western Nations Smuggling Steel From Berlin   Allied Freight Shipments Exempt From Inspection Unde: Four-Power Reich Agreement

Accuse Allies (Of Smuggling   Newspaper Pravda Charges Yanks With Plundering Of Berlin Metals

STORMS LOSING VIOLENCE, BUT GRIEF REMAINS   Bitter Cold, Terrific Winds Abate; Snow Keeps On Falling

15 States Hit In Record Storm  Violence Abates But T eankia OF ncn ae lin

Kast’s Worst. Storm Loses Part of Punch   100 Die, Loss in Million As Still-Potent Gales Rip Large Area

Storm Loses Some of Rough Punch   Snow Deluge Still Jams Activities; More Than 200 Die

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Proud To Shine Father’s Shoes, He Says In Rare, Revealing Public Speech

John D. Jr. Reveals  His Attitude Toward Dad   Gives Interesting Bit of Life Story at Banquet Where He Is Made Honorary Member of N. Y, Chamber of Commerce.

Anticipate Rigid Crop Controls Will Be Needed in 1951  But Decision Must Await Outcome of C ranc ic Year

Says Truman Told of ‘Atom Spies’   Importer, Publishe: Says Names Listed in Report

WOUNDED GIVEN NO ATTENTION Liberated Gls Tell Story OF Utter Neglect By Red Captors

Liberated U. S. Prisoners Tell Of Treatment  Utterly Neglected By Captors Says One Of Prisoners

Three Pickets At Center Phone Exchange Jailed   County Attorney Says Men Not Employed By Western Electric

Three Pickets In E-Tex City Jailed Today   Secondary Picketing Charged at Center; Beil Labeled Unfair

Trio Of Pickets Jailed At Center; Union Files 6 Charges Against Bell

“Auto Turns Over In Path of Train   Train Plows Into -Vehicle Injuring Broken Arrow hon

Distress Calls ~ Spur Isle Hunt   Hedge-Hoppers, Ground Units Press Search for 5 Victims of Crash

WASHINGTON, (UP)—President Truman was urged by both Democrats and Republicans today fo declore a national emergency and apply some form of wage-price controls immediately.

Auto Makers Hand Truman First Setback   Voluntary Controls Denied as Parleys Continue in Capital

Locals Express Anxiety Over Suicide Plan Patterned After TVA  In Large New Lakes

lowa Fishing Season To Be Longer in °50  Reduce Limits On Possession.

Appointment Is Given Approval By Pact Nations   President Truman Appoints U.S. Leader To W. Europe Post

Peace Big Issue Eisenhower Says  Surprise Visit Made To Heidelbera Collecas

UN Assembly Kills Reds’. Peace Plan By Topheavy Voté   Russians Delay Showdown On Counter-Proposal Offered By U. S.

Called Insincere:  U.N. Group Completely Reject:  Peace Proeram of Russians

UN's General Assembly  Rejects Russian ‘Peace’   Useful Metals Were Shipped To Red China. Senate Learns

UN Stamps ‘No’ On New Soviet Peace Formula   Powers at Gri ps On Aggression, Use of A-Bomb

80 Michigan Railroaders  Back On Job  Other Units Ignore , President’s Appeal

Strikers Are Ordered Into Court Monday On Citation Of Contemp!   Government Seeks To Impose Cash Penalty On Rail Workers Who Have Tied Up Christmas And War Shipments

President Calls on Railroad Strikers To Resume Work   Unlawful Walkout Declared To Be Adding To Nation’s Danger: Contempt Action Fails

PRESIDENT DEMANDS RAIL STRIKERS RETURN  LE ALE IA C TsAIA Tham -e4

President Calls All Workers to Return to Duty   Tells Them They Are Interfering "With Movement of Troops and War Supplies And Adding to Nation’s Danger.

Contempt Proceedings Are’ Lodged Against Leaders To: "Crippling Transit Walkout   DISPATCH OF FREIGHT _AND MAILS DISRUPTED

Return fo Posts, President Tells. Railroad Strikers   ‘Unlawful’ Walkout Adds to Country's Danger, He Warns

Effects Of Big Strike Spreading   Contempt Action Fails To . Stop Spreading Walk-- outs In Nation

Yard Men Ordered fo Gourt Mon, for Contempt Hearing   Must Show Cause Why They Shouldn’t Be  Weal

Proclamation Today to Invoke Special Powers, G. E.’s Wilson to Take Over As Defense Mobilizer; Million More Sanoht for Ranks of Armed Forces

Government Prepares To Punish Railmen As Wildcat Strike Spreads   BULLETIN!

[Navy Officer Claims Flying  Saucers Sighted at Proving. . Grounds Chasing Test Rocket

‘SEEN OVER WHITE SANDS’ Officer Thinks Flying Discs Are Space Ships

LANE DECLARES CANDIDACY FOR ANOTHER TERM   Issues Statement After Conferring With 27 Dem ecratic Leaders   SEEKS RE-ELECTION ON FIRST TERM RECORD

Lane Will Run For 2nd Terr   Announcement Follows Parley With State Dem- ecratic Leaders

Implied Threat Is Contained In UN Resolution   Dire Consequences Wait Reds if Assurances Are Snurned

Reds Told To Quit Or Face Battle   Allies Promise To Respect Manchuria If Reds Withdraw

Battlefronts Watched For Signs Of Accent   Threats And Promises Combined In Resolution; Aim Is To Force Chinese Communists Out Of Korea,

UN Now Studies Threat’s Effect On Red Chinese   Hopeful Resolution Will Force Commies Out OF Korean War

Chinese Red Reaction ToU.N.Order Awaited   Armistice Day Parade ~ Honors War Dead >

Effect of U. W. Resolution on China Awaited  West Seeks Censure By Security Council f Red Intervention

United Nations Eye Battlefront   Await Communists Reaction To Resolution

U.N. Watches For Effect Of U.S. Threat   Korea War Scanned After Demand China Reds Ouit Fighting

U.N. Awaits Results Of Its Korean Action  Resolution Demands  That Chinese Reds  Wtehdraw Troons

U. N. Watches Battle Front Developments   To See Results Of Resolution Passed Thursday

NATIONS URGING CHINESE TO QUIT   Threats And Promises Are Mixed In Demand That Communists Get Out Of Korea War.

Judge Rules Against Paper Supreme Court Test Seen In Lorain Journal Case

Tax Reports New Chore  For Farmers   Servants’ Employers Also Must Pay Tax ‘Under New SS Act

Railroads Embarga Perishable Freight   Officials Take Steps To Prevent Spoiled Shipments in Strike

Two Divisions on Wavy   Strife Threatens To Split Belgium: Rioters Howl for Leopold To Abdicate

Evansville Woman on Trial On Charaes Arsenic Deaths   Wife of Professor Is Charged with Killing Parents

Poisoning Case Opens in Indiana   Jury Is Being Picked In The Trial of Evansville Resident Today,

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Three Tropical Hurricanes Swirl in Atlantic

inte atby coeret oii serine an aerit an eeal tin r  oictieal oe nataad  CALIF. INSTITUTE SCIENTIST ARRESTED

Nab Ex-Gl Who Worked at N. M.. A-Bomb Project   Former Sergeant Accused of Handing U. S. Secrets to Russian Ecntonana Neat

FBI Arrests Scientist Who Formerly Was With Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.  EX-ARMY MAN IS ‘ AT SO ACCTISED

California Scientist Formerly With Jet-Propulsion Lab ls Charged With Fraud, Perjury

Groundhog Club Meets Tomorrow  Special Ceremonies  Arranaed for Day

Weother Report Due Tomorrow  Lodae fo Report on Groundhog Verdict

Tomor s The Day All Is — ‘~ Quarryville, Slumber Lodge Of Groundhog:

Thousands Battle To Break From Fiery Red Trap   ‘Americans, Allies Make: Desperate Try To Escape to Sea

Efforts Made to Reach Eastern Coast of Korea   Mass Removal by Sea Is Probable

Yanks Push Slowly Down Road to Escape Port; Relief Column Reported Near Linkup

Patrol Contact Reported On  Defense Line   Drive From The South In Effort To Link Up With Those Trapped

Probable Object Is Mass Escape By Sea Routes  Naval And Marine Officers Confer

Struggle To Reach Coast for Mass Removal By Sea   Relieving Army Task Force Pushes for Linkup With Marines South of Changjin Reservoir

UN Forces Are Closely Pursued  By Red Horde   U. S. And Allied Troops Drive For Hungnam And Probable Evacuation;  Wounded Are Removed

Troops Battle Way South of  Changjin Area   Two New Threats Menace Column of Retreating Soldiers and Marines

Face New Hazards in Escape Try   Chinese Reds Move To Encircle Force Aaain Near Coast

Battle To Reach Escape Port Is Continuing   U.N. Forces Under Heavy Fire From Entrenched Commie:

20,000 Men.Are Gravely Menaced as Chinese Push After Them on Narrow Road

Thousands Of Americans And Allies Battle Desperately To Break Through Red Chinese Traps In Effort To Reach Korean East Coast — Only Patrol Contact Reported Along Newly-Formed Eighth Army  Defense [ine

Allies Try To Break Out Of Red Traps   Chinese Close Behind 20,000 Force At ~ Koto Airstrip

TTLE T0 BREAK OUT OF RED TRAP   Leathernecks and Gls Have 40 Miles to Go Through Hills Swarming With Chinese.   TANKS LEAD DRIVE FROM RESERVOIR   All American Forces in Northeast Run for Sea; Reds Threaten Escape Port Hungnam.

Chinese Reds Reported Closing In On 20,000 Around Koto Airstrip   Relieving Army Task Force Pushes For Linkup But More Communist Troops Massing North Of Hunonam.

Survivors May Be Evacuated By Navy Ships   Eighth Army Standing Firm On Northwest Section Of Front

Americans Dash For Sea Port   Fight Through Traps By Chinese Hordes fin Seeking Escape

Allies Battle Fiercels Through Fiery Traps Prepared By Chinese   Thousands Hasten To Escape Port   Reds Attack Airstrip At Koto, Sole Link of 20,000 With Outside

Allied Troops Fight to Pierce ‘Chinese Traps   Retreating Forces Battling to Coast For Sea Evacuation

RED COLUMN WOULD SEVER ROAD TO SEA.   Communists Hit Major Airtield . Behind UN Line

Trapped Men Fighting Dowr Fiery Corridor   Communists Occupy Commanding Height: Overlooking UN’s  Canvon Escape Road

AIRSTRIP AT KOTO IS NOW UNDER ATTACK   Death Traps Line Canyon Trail To Embarkation Port

Allies Fight to Smash Red Trap Blocking Escape Route   20,000 Marines and Doughboys Push Toward Ceast in Drive Led by Tanks

Seeking To Reach East Korea Coast   Mass Removal By Sea May be Made; Naval, Marine  Officers Confer

Some Troops Make Escape Aboard Ships   Secret Parley Held By Navy Officials; Weat Secior “Quiet”

Allies Battle To Reach Coast In Snow-lcy Mountains    Reds Control Passe: in Hill Country

SLUG WAY DOWN MOUNTAIN ROAD TOWARD THE SEA   20,000 STRIVE TO RUN GAUNTLET OF EMPLACED CHINESE

Thousands Of Allied Troops Battle Desperately To Break Through Fiery Chinese Traps For Probable Removal By Sea

Battered Column Faces Two New Threats from Reds   Marines and Gls Fighting to Reach  Dart vat keds mannan

Fate of 20,000 is 'n Boubt   Even If Red Ring Is Broken, Escape Is Not Certain For AJlied Untte

U.N. Forees Trying for Escape Port  May Freeze Defens  Afatoriale Karliar

Allied Forces Leave Ching. jin Area to Blast Way Coast  to   Patrols in Northwest Arez in Contact With Advancing Reds

'Drive Ahead in Desnerafe Batfle To Reach Coast and Evacuation   Make ‘Good Progress’, But Face New Threats With Enemy Behind and On Both Sides: Red Patrols Test New Defense Line in West

Chinese Forces Close Behind Retreating Gls   Withdrawing Yanks Raked By Communist Gunfire From Both Sides

Units in Northeast Fighting Desperately To Reach Hungnam For Evacuation

Chinese Forming Column Ahead Of Escape Roufe   Navy Says Relief Unit Nearing Stranded Forces

Chinese Reds Close Behind Retreating U. N. Force on Trail to Embarkation Port of Hungnam.  OTHERS SCATTER IN EFFORT TO ESCAPE  .

Chinese Near Unit of 20,000 At Koto; Snow  Blocks Planes   Relief Column Trying te  Clear Path to ih SEO

Chinese Chasing Retreating Force   Enemy Also Lines Both Sides Of Escape Can. yon And Keeps Up Stream Of Fire As U. N. Troops Attempt To Reach Port   Tokyo, Dec. 8.—(AP)—Thousands of American and allied troops battled desperately to break through fiery Red Chinese traps today in efforts to reach the Korean cast coast

Two New Threats Face Force of 20,000 in Their Frantic Efforts To Escape Capture

US. Forees Driving to Reach Sea   Good Procress Reported In Desperste Pach to Eseape Reds but Critical Pimce Vet ta Came

Allied Forces Fight ToReachEast Coast  Treaanc Diacnesatela lewmn la      Troops Desperately Trying To Break Through Red Resistance

THOUSANDS OF MEN FIGHT 10 ESCAPE TRAPS   Communists Reported Near Koto Airstrip; Top Officers Confer

Allied Forces Leave Chingjin Area to Blast Way . toCoast —   ee— eee  WAY THRU FIERY TRAPS  ‘Patrols in Northwest Area in Contact With Adwanrcing Rede

ADVANCING CHINESE COLUMNS THREATEN TO TAKE HUNGNAM   Relieving Army Task Force Pushes For Linkup; Snowstorm Protects Encircling Red Troops From Air Attacks.

16 lowans Lose Lives On Holiday   Car-Train Collision At Algona Claims 5 Dead In ‘Worst’ Accident

> Killed at Algona by Freight   fowa Holiday. Weekend Death Toll Mounts to 16

FREEDOM BELL IS DEDICATED IN BERLIN.   Gen. Lucius .D, Clay, Officiating at Ceremony, “Given Tromendous Ovation by West Berliners — Tolling of Bell Repeated Across   Amerlean Continent.

Clay Cheered At Freedom s Bell Ceremony   Ovation Greatest Accorded Postwar Fiqure In Berlin

Delegates Okay Pay Boost Plan   CIO Textile Worker: Pass Proposal For $1 Minimum Wage

Nationalists’ Rout By Reds Is Complete   Strong Forces Of Chiang Kai-Shek Collapse As Usual

Red Guerrillas Swarm Hainan As Nationalists Quit _. boss OF Big Island  . Raises Fear Formesa ° Maly Be invaded Tao

Reds Overrun Most Of Hainan; Formosa Fearful   Communist Forces Swarm Near Nationalist Escape Gate; Believe Invaders To Strike Formosa Soon

Red Troops Rush Upon Escape Port   About 125,000 National Troops Crack Under Pressure of 15,000 Communists   Reds Move Arms   Men and Material Are Pushed Onto Island by Piso

Red Guerillas Swarmii?,* From Hainan Hideaway As Nationalists Withdraw

Red Chinese Drive Ahead On Hainan   Swarm Within 4 Miles of Yulin, Nationalists’ Escape Gate

GUERRILLAS ON HAINAN FREED   ‘Communist Hordes Swarm Out As Nationalists Leave Island  SMALLER BONY wine

He Tears His Hair, Grits His Teeth And Curses A Little  ~ John O. Is Busy Man Today

IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAR  Best Way Out of Income Tax Job ls To Let Your Wife Do Figuring

8th Army Men Dig in for New Stand on West  Locations of New Line Kept Secret

UN Armies Halt Mass Retreat; Pressure Eases   New Defense Line Believed Near Parallel 38; Trapped U. S. Units Fight To  Break Encirclement

Eighth Army Making Stand Against Reds   Western Korean Site Chosen For New Defense Lines

New Front Kept Secret as Troops Dig In for Battle  Marines, Infantry In Eactern Sector   Marines, Infantry In Eastern Sector Remain Encircled

MARINE UNITS IN NORTHEAST TO FIGHT TRAP   Red Reinforcements Coming; Warplanes Blast Many Targets

Dig In For New Stand Against Chinese Forces   8th Army Halts Retreat to Form Line South of.Capital

 Halts Retreat South fro m Pyongyang  Enemy Eases Changjin Area  Pressure

Headquarters Tells of Secret Location for New U. N. Line, Believed Near to 38th Parallel.   GENERAL COLLINS IN VISIT TO FRONT

UN Forces Set Up New Line In West Against Red Army   New Position May Be Somewhere Near Parallel 38; General Collins Sees No Tactical Use Ataqm Ramh

EIGHTH ARMY AEADIES NEW DEFENSE LIN   Location Secret But Thought to Be Near Parallel, Old Border.

Allied Troops Dig In For New Weatern Kores Stand Against Armies Of Communist China

TENTH CORPS IS THREATENED BY TRAP IN NORTH   GEN. COLLINS SAYS EIGHTH ARMY CAN TAKE CARE OF SELF

Allied Forces Establish Line For New Stand   Marines, Doughboys Are Still Trapped On Northeast Front

Fighth Army DigsInTo Make Stand   Retreat Halted; Scattered Divisions Of Tenth Corps Are Being Enveloned

New Line May Be An Vicinity Of Parallel 38   100,000 Chinese Are Mounting New Attack in Northeast

Eighth Army Forces Dig In South. Of Pyongyang   LOCATION OF NEW LINE KEPT SECRET BY HEADQUARTERS; COLLINS ON VISIT TO STUDY MILITARY SITUATION IN KOREA...

Yanks Dig in on New Defense Line  Kighth Army Halts Retreat, Prepares to Fight Onrushing Reds

Halt Mass Retreat To Set Up Line To Check  Onrushing Communists   Collins Says Army In Korea Still “Capable Of Taking Care Of Itself;”? Morale  High Among Troons.

Allies’ Better Transport Aids In Setting Up New Positions   LOth Corps Still in Perils Reds 50 Miles from Headquarters

Chinese Reds Qutrun South Of Pyongyang  Forces Of UN Set "Ts Stam Ciuiaces

Location Of New Line Is Kept Secret   Decreasing Pressure Against Surrounded Marines Reported

Dig in For New Stand  In Korea   Eighth Army Halts Retreat To Establish Defense Line Against Chinese  LOCATIONS SECRET  Better Transportation Enabled Allies Troops To Outrun Red Invaders

Dig in For ‘Stand South  Of Pyongyang   To Make Western Korean Stand Againat Armies Of Red China

Speedy Retreat Disengages Allies From Onrushing Chinese — Rush To Bulwark New Line For Stand In West Korea — Gen. Collins Visits Battlefield

Secrecy Cloaks Location Of New Defenses   Collins Feels Unit Is Capable Of Taking Care Of Itself

May Be Near 38th Parallel   Pressure Reported Eased Somewhot Against Forces Surrounded at Hagaru, Yotn

Collins Says Atom Bomb ‘Not Needed’  Location Of Line In   Woe Women Ve WU nucd   Location Of Line In Weat Korea Is Kept Secret By MacArthur

South of Pyongyang, Near Parallel 38   QOUTRAN THE PURSUIT   VUE FEM 8 WWM  Forces in Northeast. Korea  Trapped, Hope to Fight Wav Ont

Mass Retreat Halted as Men Prepare New Defense Line In Effort to Stall Red Attacks

Location Of Defense Line Secret   Troops in Northeast Determined to Fight Own Way Out of Trap

Hint Allies May Make Stand Near 38th Parallel   U. S. Army Chief of Staff Sees No Worthwhile Tactical Use for Atomic Bomb in Korea

Allies Outrun Chinese; Prep For New Fight   Gen. Collins Tours Front; Will Fly To Northeast Sector

Dig In For New Stand Against  Red China Armies      Indicated That New Line Might Be Somewhere Near 38th Parallel

New Line Forms. Probably Close To 38th Parallel   General Collins Says Force Can Take Care of Itself; Morale Ie Hich

New Line May Be In Vicinity Of Parallel 38  100,000 Chinese Are   100,000 Chinese Are Mounting New Attack in Northeast

Eighth Army Digs in For New U: N. Stand   Line Runs From Point South Of Pyongyang, Site Secret   ALLIES CONTINUE WEARY RETREAT

Line May Be Near Border Of Northern Korean Area   Americans, British, South Koreans, Turk  Armies Forming Unit

Allies Reported Digging In For Western Defense Stand Against Armies of Red China

Troops Mav Try to Hold Line at 38th  Hoadonarterc Silo:   Headquarters Silent On Exact Location

Locations Kept Secref: Enemy Power Easing  Marines Caught In Trap Prepare For Ejaht. For Livac

Location of 8th Army Line South of Capital Secret   Defense May Be Near Parallel 38; Chinese in Enveloping Move

Mass Retreat is Halted at Secret West Korean Line   Collins Thinks 8th Army Can Care for Itself

NEW LINE  NEAR 8TH. -PARALLE!   Eighth Army of U. S., British, Turks and South Koreans Turns to Fight Advancing Chinese. ©   FEAR MARINES IN -HOPELESS TRAP   Units at Changjin Reservoir Cut Off, Face 50Mile Flight Between Chinese-Held Hills.

/The Exact Location A Secret   May Be Near Parallel 38; Collins, Inspecting . Area, Says 8th Army  Can Take Care of Self

US OFFICIAL: SEES ‘NO USE FOR A-BOMB.   Location OF New. Line Kept Secret

Eighth Army Halts Mass Retreat South   Marines And Soldiers On Northeast Front Apparently Trapped

HALT RETREAT SOUTH AS REDS ARE OUTRACED   \Lecation Of New Defenses Kept Secret By MacArthur

Seerel Line May Be Near 38th Parallel   Collins Says Eighth Army Looks Capable Of Holding Its Own

NEW POSIT NEAR 38TH PARALLEL   Gen. Collins Says Morale High Among Troops  TRAPPED MARINES   Determined To Make Fight For Freedom: Commander Predicts Heavy Losses

To Make Stand Close To The 38th Parallel   Little Hope Is Held For Slew Still Surrounded ut Hlagaru And Koto

Eighth Army’s Stand To Be South of Red Capital, Pyongyang   Exact Area Kept Secret, But May Be Near 38th Parallel; Gen. Collins Says Group ‘Can Take Care of Itself?

Mass Retreat Is Halted  South of Pyongyang, Near Parallel 38  OUTRAN THE PURSUIT  Forces in Northeast Korea  Trapped, Hope to Fight Way Out

S. KOREANS ATTACK GUERRILLA BANDS SOUTH OF CAPITAL   Chinese Pressure Against 10th Corps Units Near Reservoir Decreasing

Location Kept Secret By Gen. MacArthur   Indicate Stand: Being Made Near 38th Parallel

8th Army Digs In for a Stand Against Chinese   As Retreat Halted Location of New Is Kept a Secret

EX-CASHIER ARRESTED AT MOUND CITY   Holloway H. Melton, Mounds Sunday School Teacher, is Accused of Looting School District Funds.   REPAYS $40,000: IS OUT ON BAIL   Alleged Shortage is Over 10-Year Period; Specific Shortage Charged is Only $1,500.

Holloway H. Melton, Mounds Sunday School Teacher, is Accused. of Looting School District Funds.   REPAYS $40,000; _ 1S OUT ON BAIL   Alleged Shortage is Over 10-Year Period; Specific Shortage Chargedi is Only  ~ $1,500.

ENEMY STARTS      Threo-Prongod . Drive Into. Capital City Meets Little Resistance. — Forces on All Fronta Asyatietay Rapidly Everywhere.”

ENEMY STARTS MASS RETREAT   Three-Pronged Drive Into Capital City Meets Little Resistance. — Forces on Alt Fronts Advancing Rapidly Everywhore.

Pyongyang And Wonsan  Threatened   600.000 Communists Arraved Against  Allied Troops

DOD,000 REDS OCT TRAP FOR BEATEN ARMM   In Northeast 50,000 Troops at Wonsan Facing a “Dunkerque.”

Left-Wingers Show Gains In Quiet Vote   Greece's Election in Sharp Contrast Ta Braviene Rallat

GM Gives 61 Officer: Cash Bonus Tofaling Over $6 Million  24,338 Common Stock ek... an en

Senate Red Probers Split on Party Lines Over Whether to Clear Jessup

HUNDREDS. ARE ibe By FLOOD WATERS   “Ohio River Flood Now Believed At Paok Laval

‘More Alarm in High Circles Over Early War Than in ‘49; McCloy Cites Red Expansion

Main Levees On Mississippi In Good Condition  U.S. Engineers Get Ready For Flood .

Enginers in Battle to Curb River   Conditions of ‘Big Muddy Parallel Those of 1937: Warnings to Prepare for Evacuation Given

12,000 in Missouri Get Flood Warning   U.S. Engineers Prepare to Meet Creat Overflow on Mississippi

8000 REDS IN KUMCHON TRAP   First Cavairy Enters Highway Key To Northern Capital; Foe Encircled; Allies Move in for the Big Kill

Political — Slugfest  In Kansas   Democrats Join With Republicans In Fight Across Party Lines   PARTY FEUDS   Fight For Party Control Lies Behind Vote  Getting Struggles

». Turner In Boost For Oil Industry  sag Ny Governor Tells Of Work Done In Nation

Russia To End Boycott Of UN  Next Tuesday   Speculation Grows As Ma. lik Says He'll Assume Chair On Schedule

New Russian Aggression Plans Seen   Soviets’ Return To UN Catches West By Surprise

Meaning of Soviet Act Is Puzzle   Conciliatory Policy or Aggressive Intent May Figure.

Soviet Delegate To Take Turn As Council Heac   Return Causes Speculation on Kremlin’s Plans

MAY BE READY TO HELP STOP KOREA WAR   Diplomats Adopt Wait and See What Russia Does *

Soviets End 29-Week-Old UN Beyeott   List Five Possible Reasons For Act

DIVORCE’ SUIT IS BLAMED. FOR TRAGEDY   Children Among Murder Victims;  Willes Ghats Catt

Officials are Split on Man Power Policy   Symington Seeks An Agreement With  Gen. L. B. Hershey

Symington Sets Manpower Talks   Contradicts Hershey View on Deferments

Manpower Policy Split Shows Up  Symington Dislikes Tough Draft Ideas

Symington Against U.S Draft Plan   Mobilization Chief Disagrees With  General Hershey

Disagree on Policy Of Tough Dratt’  Symington, Hershey Appear at Variance

Mobilizer Symington Disagrees With Some of Hershey's Tough Draft Ideas

SYMINGTON DISAGREES WITH ‘SOME OF TOUGH DRAFT IDEAS ‘OF SELECTIVE SERVICE CHIEF

Symington Disagrees With Hershey   Difference 's Over Safety Personnel And Seieatict:

HERSHEY URGES UMT FOR YOUTHS  Federal Officials Clash On Use Of Manpower For Defense Need

OFFICIALS SPLIT ON DRAFT POLICY   " ~ TOUGH PROPOSALS PUT FOR WARD BY HERSHEY op  POSED BY SYMINGTON,

Chief Mobilizer Calls Meeting To Set Policy  Symington, Marshall

City To Hear Sec. Johnson   2 Enter Ring C for Judgeship Se   Defense Chief Set As Levion Speaker

Sleep-Learning Gadget Gives Wives ‘Way to Handle Stubborn Husbands

Sleep- Learning Looms as Terrible _ New Threat to Husbands of ‘America

BRISTOL'S MOSQUITOES GET AIRPLANE SPRA\   Fish Lovers May Protect Ponds if Jittery   CIVIC WARFARE ON ’EM

TO SPRAY BRISTOL IN MOSQUITO WAR EARLY SATURDAY   Airplane To Fly Low Over The Borough at About Five o’Clock  —_- a ce Pe ie Rae ENO ence eeemEO fl ee I Sl Dama ae

Mc Givern Friends Say A “Whispering Campaign” To Tie Him To C. I. O. Union Is Circulating A  Oy & d Be at

Mc Civerir Friends Say A ‘Whispering Campaign” To Tie Him To C. I. O. Union Is Circulating A  Vicious Lie

Torso Murder Case: Police Believe They're Near In Identifying Weman Victim

Pilots Say Rockets Bounce Off 60-Ton Red Invader Tanks   Defending U. S. Troops Hope Rain-Swollen Stream Will Stan Relentless Advance

60-Ton Tanks Pace Offensive   Outmatched Americans Dig In on South Bank: Determined to Hold Taejon Line

Paced by 60-Ton Tanks off*Which Rockets Bounce Harmlessly, Reds Prepare for AllOut Attack on Taejon, Americans Dig In

Outmatched Americans Digging In Along South Bank Of Kum River; Air Forces Swarm Arainst North Koreans   HOPE SWOLLEN RIVER : WILL SLOWUP TANKS

Tank-Led Troops Force Americans From North Bank   Fliers Report Rockets Bounce Off Big Tanks

Area Is Last Defense Barrier Guarding Taejon  U. S. 5-Inch Rockets  Fail to Suppress   U. S. 5-Inch Rockets Fail to Suppress Communist Armor

—OUTMATCRED— Americans  Dig In on South Bank   STREAM GUARDS WAY TO TAEJION

Army Takes Stand South of Key River   Pilots Report Missiles Not Effective Against 60-Ton Northern Armor

Big Rockets Bounce Off 60-Ton Tanks Leading North Korean Atizcks   Americans Back Across Kum River As Air Forces Swarm Against Massed Communist Forces

Red Forces Push To Bank Of Kum River   Sound of Artillery Fire Heard In South Korean Capital

HURLED BACK BY BIG TANKS   Defenders Dig in South of  Kum River in Attempt to Halt Red Drive.

American Troops Retreat-South Of Muddy Kum River   Air Force Rackets Glance Off Tank

U.S. And Australian Air Forces Have Field Day; Tanks Pace Red Drive

‘Muddy Kum Counted on To Slow Tanks’ Advance: Rockets Proving Useless

Gun Misfires, So Pasty-Faced ‘Clowns’ Skip With $900 in Comedy-Like Robbery

Seme Of Aga Khan's Stolen Jewels Are. Returned On Sty   Package Left In Front OF French Police Station

-FRENCH QUESTIONING 5 MEN ; — Part Of Aga Khan Jewelry Loot  ls Found Outside Police Station

KHAN JEWELS ARE RETURNED   Mystery Man Leaves Articles With Police

Part of Kahn’s Jeweis Returned   About Half of Loot Is Recovered by Police at Marseilles.

— $350,000 WORTH RECOVERED —  Aga Kahn's Gems Are Left at Police Station

GOP Says Vote Results Show “Repudiation”  Demos Retain Slim Congress Margin

leaders Osied : in Heavy Voting  States Choose GOP Governors To Put — Party Out In Front «

LARGE GAINS BY REPUBLICANS IN TUESDAY'S VOTE   GOP Captures 47 Senate Seats And 199 To 232 In House   RESULT REBUKE TO ACHESON—-STASSEN

Republican Wins Give Democrats Only Skimpy Margin in Congress; Bi-Partisanship May Be In for Rocky Going on International Issues

‘Fair Deal’ Appears Blocked and Changes Loom in Democratic International Program

GOP ‘Sweep’ Shakes Democrats Control, Puts Fair Deal on Ice   Republicans Gain in Both Houses, Claim Repudiation of Truman Policy

‘Kar Deal’ Is On lee tor Twe  Years at Least  Paper-Chin Majority   Paper-Chin Majority Lefi Demos as Vote Shows GOP Gains

GOP WIN MAY STALL TRUMAN’S PROGRAM  Key Democrats Ousted   “Acheson Blunly Refuses To Quit Under Attacks By GOP

GOP Claims Fair Deal Repudiated   Democrats Still Retain Control In Both Houses

Large Gains Registered by GOP in Nation   Top Democratic Leaders Reversed By Electorate

1 Switch to Republican Said Due to Recent Reverses in Korea  ‘GOP Gains Darken Chanees for ‘Fair Deal’

Results Termed Repudiation Of  Truman Policies   Democrats Hold Bare Margin In Senate But Fare  Little Better In House — Stassen Says GOP Victory Result Of “No Confidence”  :

US Demands UNActionOn Chinese Reds   Republicans Jubilant Over Election

FAIR DEALERS FACE TROUBLE NEXT 3 YEAR‘   Taft Says Labor Heads Do Not Control Votes OM’! WMambheare

Big Gains Won By Republicans In Congress   GOP Also Leads in Governors Voted Int Office; Democrats Blame Recent Reverses in Korean War.

TRUMANS TOP AIDES TOPPLE IN ELECTION   ‘Fair Deal’ Faces Superior Bloc After Vote

Gleeful GOP Counts Gains In Coneress   Republicans Claim Vote Shows Truman Policy Renudiatian

Leaders Differ On Causes of Voter Shift   Coalition May Rule Congress With Narrow Margin of Members

GOP WIN MAY STALL TRUMAN‘S PROGRAM  Key Democrats Ousted.   “Acheson Bluntly Refuses To Quit Under Attacks By GOP   UN Forces May Step 20 Miles Chart (Mf Buccia Manchuria

9EMOS HOLD SMALL MAJORITY  Republicans Jubilant Over Election Returns

Decisive GOP Gains Marked Up In Nation   Secretary Of Senate Cites Korea Reverses For Republican Wins 

Election Puts Truman “Fair Deal” On Ice  48-48 Tie In Senate Still Possible : If Bush Wins Recount In Connecticut

APPROVE SALE OF LOTS FOR TAXES  dudes Edweed G. Blade   Judge Edward G. Biestes Grants Petition of County : Commissioners   IN BORO’S AND TWPS

Dolph Camp Is New President At Magnolia  Succeeds Wilkins Sept. ; Here As Teacher At U.A.

At Least 65,000 Workers In N.C. To Get Pay Hikes   Effective Date Of Labor Law Navt Wodnecdav:

63,000 Tar Heels To Get Pay Hike Next Wednesday   Minimum Wage Of 75 Cents Becomes Effective In State

At Least 65,000 Tar Heels to Get Pay Boosts Under New Minimum Wage Law

THE EARLY COUNT   Early Incomplete Return: Give Carlson 10,709,. Aiken 8,331   ARN LEADS ANDERSON

Early Incomplete Retum: Give Carlson 10,709,. Aiken 8,33]   ‘ARN LEADS ANDERSON

Meat Prices May Go Below Parity Level  Hog Quotations May Decline 20 Percent

Price Decline. In Meats Seen  Brighter Prospect Department's View

‘Ag Department Predicts Lower ‘Meat Prices by Fall, Winter   Home Freezers ‘Leveling Off Seasonal Trends

‘Price Controls On Meat Supply  Not Indicated   Caule Industry To Provide : Stork Below Ceilings Established Under ECA

See Lower Prices On Beef And Pork   Increased Supply Should Ease Consumer Gost

Farm Sales Up, Pork, Beef Drop   Home Freezers Taking Ups and Downs Out of Seasonal Demand

Lower Prices For Meat Are Seen for Fall   Tags to Be Below Those Posted by Minimum Ceilings Set by ECA

 Postmistress Grew Suspicious Ex-Convict Held For Sending Death Devices Throuah Mail

Fugitive Taker Into Custody At Prescott   Object Of Search Since Seriously Wounding Trucker

Escaped Convici Boasts of Robberies After His Capture   Hitchhiker Who Specialized In Robbing Truckers Caught In Arkansas.

Middle East Arms Plan Gets U. §. Blessings   State Department Official Approves New Policies

Israel-Arab Arms Race Is Seen Averted   State Dept. Officials Predict Stability In Holy Land

New Agreement Is Expected To Ent Dancer Of Middle East Arms Race

Forest Blaze Near Julian Defies Contro   Rempaging Flames Retarded Slightly az Wind Dies Down

‘Fire of Unknown Cause Destroys $400, 00 ‘Cyclotron at Princeton University Today

Committee Vote: To Okay Shermar As Naval Chief   Senate Armed Services Group Unanimously Endorses Nomination

Basic Loan Rate On Wheat Here Is $2.11   PMA Announces Loan Rate On 1950 Crop Wheat

ewue Wee VEbstas Wi  Workmen Are Resurfacing, Repairing and Widening Streets

BUSY ON CAMPUS   Workmen Are Resurfacing. Repairing and Widening Streets

Army And Navy Chiefs Optimistic .   Returned From Korean Battlefront Today

Berserk Man With Pistol Wounds Three   Gunplay in Crowded Grocery Climaxes an Argument Over How To Fix Hamburaer

WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?  Post-War Restrictions Curb German Will To Fight Against Russia In Event Of New War

LL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?” DEN ATTACK BY RUSSIA AGAINST EUROPE WOULD BE MET WITH LITTLE RESISTANCE FROM W. GERMANS   » Is Opinion of Western Allied Military Leaders ii Europe, As Long As Western German Federal Republic Is Barred from Atlantic Pact Defense System

Hickenlooper Says Lattimore Files  Need Full Check   View Coincides With Contention Of Sen. McCarthy That Charges Stand Or Fall On Single Case

Hickenlooper Challenges Fil Report of FBI   Tydings Reaffirms Original Statement on Lattimore

TYDINGS VIEW CHALLENGED BY HICKENLOOPER   Senators Keep Lattimore And M’Carthy Feud Hot As Sahara Desert

Iowa Senator After Inspecting FBI Data Asserts That He Disagrees With Senator Tydings

SOLON STATES FULL CHECK OF FILE NEEDED   Tydings Maintains He, Three Probers Feel Charges Dispelled ©

Hickenlooper Holds Spy Charge Verdict Premature, Rejects Tydings Statement

Statement By Tydings ‘Premature,’ Senator Says  ‘His Conclusion Lattimore Is Clear Unwarranted,  HickenlooperSays

McCarthy Goes to New York to Talk to “Mystery Witnesses’; One Man Admits Giving Him Information.

F Fight Over 4-Po Over 4- Point Plan Expected to Start t Today  Acheson Pleads for U. N. Force To Crush Aggression Anywhere

—ASKS MILITARY POWER FOR UNU.S. Would Use Force To Prevent A geression

U.S. Submits Proposal For Arming U.N.   Four-Point Plan Provides Power To Combat Aggression

Armed UN Is Provided in Acheson Plan   Four Point Program Would Give That Body Forces to Combat  All Aggression

U. N. Receives Acheson’s Plan Against Aggression; Soviet Battle Expected

Acheson Lists U.N. Military Unit Proposal   ¥our-Point Program Submitted But Fight Looms In Committee

Acheson Submits 4. Point Plan To  Sop Aggression  ram Would Give nM ilitary Power We heals

Acheson Submits Peace Plan to UN   Plan Would Give UN Military Power To Combat Aggression

U.N. ASSEMBLY GETS ACHESON DEFENSE PLAN   Program Would Prevent Aggression By Any Nation

U.S. Requests U.N. Armies,  Peace Patrol  Four-Point Plan gue, dK   Four-Point Plan Given by Acheson To  Combat Ageression

MILITARY FORCE SOUGHT FOR U, N,   Four-Point -Plan Proposed Ta Combat Aggression Anywhere In) World — Reds Will Object.

Acheson Submits Proposal For UN Army  Would Give Military Power To Combat

Acheson Hands 4-Point Plan To Assembly   Power To Combat Any Aggression Is Proposed

Acheson Submits Plan for .United Nations Armed Force   Goes to General Assembly Teday— —- Vishinsky Comes Un With Same. Old Caudf

[aft Says U. S. Navy Should Act lo Keep Formosa   Chinese Reds Must Be Prevented From Taking Island

Last Units Of Troops Reach Allies   More Than 15,000 Communists Killed Yn Vicious Fight

Wreck Seven  Chinese Red  Divisions 15,000 Enemy  Dead In Wake Of Creal Mareh

Marine Casualty List Alone Said lo Be One Third  15,000 Chinese Pay With Lives For Vain Effort To Stop Them.

25,000 Fight Thr ough Horde  ray: Communists   Retreating Troops Leave  15.000 Chinese Dead; TT © Toaeees Pigh

Complete 60-Mile March Through Cruel Mountains At 25-Below-Zero Weather, Outstanding Operation In Military Annals

15,000 Chinese Killed During  Heroic Retreat   Leatherneck Losses, Mostly Wounded, Are Estimated At 30 Per Cent; Several Other Units Still In Danger

Leathernecks Suffer ' Big Loss In Retreat   No Estimate Made Of Army Casualties — Chinese Communist Deaths Put At 15,000 In 12 Days QE Vietaue Canélicte ae

Yanks Leave 15,000Enem Dead in Wake   MacArthur Scans’ Front, Terms Force ‘Relatively Secure’

HEADS ARN GUVERNOR CLUB  Jack. Kennedy of Hutchinson le Elected President:

BEAMS ANN WU BAN . ot  Jack. Kennedy of Hutchinsen Is Elected President

ORPHANAGE GETS AWARD OF $48,667   Hoffman Home, Near Littles. town, Receives That Surr Under Terms Of Will © Late Nellie P. Trone

Need of U.S.  Air Research  Is Stressed Advisory Group Says Russian Advance Logical

ADVISORY UNIT SAYS RUSSIANS SEEK AIR MARK   Asserts U. S. Needs Te Maintain Superiority In Aerial Race

MARKET ADVANCES INSPITE OF LULL      Steels, Motors, Radio-TV Gain Fractionally: Exchange Closed Tuesday

Gov. Williams Again Leading Michigan Vote   Pencilled Notes Made By: Precinet Worker Accepted as. Final

MACH COUNT CHANCE ALTERS FARLY FIGURE   Election Official Brings Ia Pencilled Notes To  Swing Canvass

Marshall Plan Substitutels Urgently Needed  ; Gordon Gray Is Key . .. Figure In Moneyver Fo Preserve Econamy

Dollar Gap  Is Foreseen:>   President Prepares  Marshall Plan’s End

Dollar Gap’ in Export-Import Crisis Feared   Truman Orders Gray To Find Way to Balance Trade

Gray Named To ‘Dollar Gap Solution Post   Winston-Salem Man Presidential Aide: Job Highly Rated

EFFORT TO HALT ‘DOLLAR GAP’ CRISIS OPENS   Gordon Gray Is Taking Over Study Under Ordere Of Truman

How To Prevent Dollar Gap Crisis When Marshall Plan Aid Is Over?

Troopers Seize Gambling Devices in Hannibal Raids   Baseball Tickets, Bingo Jars and Punchboards Bre Confiacated.

Youth Fair Will Launch Rural Drive   Fund Campaign Stuarts Monday

SNOW COVERS ALL MICHIGAN   State Blanketed From End To End; Report Roads All ‘Slippery’

Most Of State. Gets Snowfall  Weather To Continu: Cold And Cloudy

UN Adopts Pact To Prevent Wars  Korean Issue Evaded; U.S. Demands Actior

Plan To Halt Wars Voted By UN Body   Yugoslav Proposal Approved By Political Cemmittee 51 To Five

MARINE MAJ. -SIEMINSKI ARRIVES FROM KOREA TO ‘TAKE DLACE IM HOLICE

, drool Help h.: “jor Issue Of Assembly  1950 Agenda   Both Houses Convene To Hear Governor’s Message Early Today

A BRITISH-RED TALK   No Result of Second Conference B; Kelly and Gromyko Revealed

‘Our Troops Fall. Bac New Positions in             18 Americans Victims of Atro Reds Posing as Civilians Infilti

STATE’S AGRICULTURE HAILED BY OFFICIAL   Farm Industry Given Second Rank. ing In Nation In Cash Income, Miles Horst Reports

Snow, High Gales Lash Midwest, Pacific Northwest  Washington, Idaho Hit After Storm Flashes Over British Columbia

Twin Blizzards Lash Minnesota, Northwest   Snow, Cold Wave Hit Dakotas, Wisconsin, Michigan: British Columbia Paralyzed

Severe Cold Waves Trail  Snowstorms   Many Accidents, Deaths Attributed To Bad Weather

Storms Strike In Washington,  And Lake Area   60-Mile Winds Blow Cold Wave Into Minnesota

Snowstorms Pummel West   Slide Derails Train; Bus Hangs on Cliff

Highway Conditions Through Midwest Expected To Be Extremely Hazardous; Schools Closed In Some Sections   MIDWEST BLIZZARD IS MOST SEVERE OF TWO

GOP Unfolds °00 Party Policy Today   Expecis New Agenda To Woo Doubtful, Rebuild War Chest

Reds Fight U.N. Bid To Unify Korea   Support Mounts For MacArthur To Go As Far As Necessary

Unified Korea Under U.N. Gets Strong Support  ralia And Canada ea ae Western

ustralia And Canada Support inification Plan   ussian Program Aimed At Stopping UN Forces  Is Given Cool Reception Vishinskvy Opposes

 Australia, Canada Lend Support To UN  Plan For Korea: Soviet Idea Is Opposed

KOREAN UNITY PLAN BACKED      Canada, Australia, Lenc Support To United Nations Program

Sentiment Mounts Against Russian Plan for Korea   _8-Nation Program Gains Support from Canada, Australia Today

Kight-Nation Korean Plan  Gains Support In U.N. Talks   Sentiment Mounts Against Russian Cease-Fire Aims

Wesfern Plan To Unify Korea Gains Support   Sentiment Against Russian Program Moauntse in U. N.

Unification Plan For Korea Gaining Increasing Support   Australia and Canada Rally To Proposed Settlement of Hot Spot in Asia: Red Plan Falters

Discover 500 South Koreans Slain  In East Coast City, Send Spearhead To Rescue Americans Held in Tunnel; Allied Pincers Pushed Near Pyenyang

COUNTY POLIO CHAIRMAN MAKES PERSONAL APPEAL   The Meszage Which Appears Under This Head Comes From Chairman

State Police Aid In Race With Death   Take Over From Michigan Squad In Porter County

Fleckner Files Charge of Fraud  Names Two Brothers, Sister of Springfield

Formal Documents Provide Mutual Aid Pact With Eight Free Nations   Alliance Closest One In History   Arms Aid To Begin Soon Under Ternls Of  Agreement

NIN. NATIONS AGREE TO ALD DEFENSE PLAN   Sign Agreements Praviding Military Shipments Worth a Billion.

U.S. Agrees To Rush Arms Aid to Allies   Europe Agrees To Prepare Defenses

WEST ALLIES SIGN MUTUAL AID COMPACT   U. S. to Rush Arms To Europe Under New Pacts

RUSSIANS BEGIN BALTIC SEARCH Recovered Plane Wheel Claimed Same Type As On Downed Ship’

LATEST CLEW ADDS TO LOST PLANE MYSTERY:  _ Plane Wheel in Baltic Is Privateer Type

LUTHER HARR'S DEATH CAUSE 1S UNDECIDED   Eight Empty Vials Found In Waste Basket   SELLERSVILLE NATIVE

LIST OF BOOKIES BEING COMPILED   Senate Group Will Release “Who's Who’ After Final Count’s Complete

Group is Compiling Big ‘Who's Who’ of Bookmakers in US  Sennte Subcnmmittes   Senate Subcommittee Orders Distributors To Name Customers

CENSUS — ° Race News  Peddlers  Quizzed —   ALL BIG NAMES. ARE PROMISED.

Senators List Major Bookies   Gaming ‘Who’s Who Ts Being Compiled

Gamblers’ Names To Be Compiled By Senate Grou   Illegal Betting Gains Momentum

New Battleline I< kormed By LL. &, Troops   Half of Trapped U. S, Regiment Escapess Hope For Remainder

High Ranking U. S. Officer Says Foe Has 300,000 Troops Along Boundary

Cripps Bids For New Conference On Dollar Sales  Chancellor Also To ‘Shave Payments In Roigich Gande

British Cut Down  Debt Payments  Will Divert Goods Into Dollar Areas

Vote Irrequiarity Charges Heard As Hot Campaign For Governor Nears Decision

First Plans — For Sewage  Plant Ready   Construction” Now Unlikely

SEWAGE PLANT PLANS READY   Final Specifications To Bx Submitted In Short Time

‘Enemy’ Routed in Sault Attack  Defenders Praised In Mock Warfare

More Attacks on Locks Seen   Army Tests Defense of Vital Lakes Link.  in Realietio Gamae

“Saboteurs” Repulsed In Soo Attack   Alert Defense Turns Back Pre-Dawn Attack During Mock Warfare; Umpires Have Busy Time

Repulse Attack on Soo Locks   ‘Enemy’ Saboteurs Lose to Defenders

TEMPERATURE   Guards Drive Off  6h’ % Enemy    More Troops Alerted To Defend Locks

Jap Typhoon Leaves 250 Persons Dead   242 Missing, 2170 Injured in Subsidina Storm

Missionary Plane Disappears On Flight Frantic Wite Of Pilot Asks Coast Guard Search   NLRB Raps Beaumont Trucking Firm

MISGING FOR 1 DAYS WITH 1D PASSENGER:   ‘Pilot’s Wife Asks Coast Guard to Check on Landing in Venezuela.

10 Adults Ana Five Children Were In Craft   Ship Last Reported Nearing Venezuele City OF Maracaibo

Malik Charges Dulles Scored Lie’s Policies As Two-Faced  KioucaGiin Seen New Soviet Attempt . To Discredit U. N. Secretary-General

DULLES SAYS MALIK TALKS “NO TRUTH”   U. §. Delegate Says It Is an Attempt To Discredit Lie

en bh 7 Des      Lie’s Policy Was ‘Bouble-Faced’ fs Pienntad Ouatetio:

Dulles Denies Malik’s Charge  Concerning Lie   Secretary's Stock for Extension of His Term Rises in U.N. Council

Aided By Modern Gadgets the  Modern Man Seems to Be  at Home in the Wild Woods

Housecleaning Predicted in Atom Program   Wilson Resignation Seen as Move to End Lilienthal! Influence

Erickson Is Given Two Year Term   Kingpin of Nation’s Bookmaking Business Is Also Fined $30,000

Two Years is Given Erickson  a es Ne seat =   Gambling Mogul Also Assessed Fine of $30.000

Erickson Gets 1-Year Term; $30 000 Fine   Kingpin Gambler Hears Sentence On 469 Counts

Erickson Sentenced To 2 Years in Jail And Fined $30,000   Chubby Gambler Had Pleaded Guilty To 60 Counts

YEARS, BIG FINE     Millionaire Gaming Czar Must Pay $30,000, New York Court Says

Erickson Gets 2 Years, Fine   Big Time Gambler Must Serve Time,  Pay $30,000

Heavy Fine  For Gamble   Frank Erickson Must Pay $30,000 and Spend Two Years in Prison 

Gambler Gets 2-Year Term,  $30,000 Fine   Erickson, N. Y. Millionaire Bookmaker, Faced 60 Counts

GAMBLER GIVEN TWO-YEAR TERM   Kingpin In Bookmaking Business Throws Self On Mercy Of Court.

Gambler Erickson Given Two Years, Fine of $30,000   Court's Sentence Far Below 60-Year Term Possible on Charges

Frank Erickson Is Sentenced And rined   Two Years, $30:000 Penalty Meted Out By Three Judges

Erickson Is Given 2-Year Term and Fine of $30,000   Sentence Is Imposed in Special Sessions Court; 3 Judges Preside

ERICKSON HANDED 9-YEAR SENTENCE   Gambling ‘Kingpin Also Must Pay $30,000 Fine

Gambling Czar Draws 2 Years,  $30,000 Fine   Erickson Previously Pleaded Guilty To 60-Count Charge

Prison and Fine for Bookmaker   2 Years, $30,000 Fine for Frank Erickson

Erickson Gets 2 Years, Fine   Bookmaker Admits Fifty-Nine Counts

Frank Erickson, Kingpin Gambler, Is Sentenced to Two Y ears in Prison and to Pay Fine of $30,000

Erickson Gets 2-Year Term.  $30,000 Fine   Thorough Election Probe Promised :SenatorsGiven Amerasia Evidence

Must Also Pay $30,000 Fine, Judges’ Ruling  7 ee Ch er . Cc « ie   Gambling’s ‘Mr. Big’ Given a Tough Jolt

Flash Flood In Benton Section Causes Damage; Four Climb Trees To Save Lives

Census Takers Must Pass Oral, Written Tests  War Veterans Be Given Preferance

Census Enumerator Applicants Must  Pass Oral, Written Test of Ability

CENSUS EXAMS ON SATURDAY   Applicants To Be Quizzed at Miami High School During Morning Hours

HIKE RESIDENTIAL TELEPHONE RATES   INCREASES FROM %5 CENTS TO $i A MONTH IN STATE ANNOUNCED.

U.S. Airmen In Korea Shoot Down 1 Planes   U.S. Task Force Reaches Pusan But Not In Action Yet

American Airmen Shoot Down Seven Of Enemy Planes   Russian Tanks Lead Two-Pronged Assault. Along Rail Lines Toward Port of Pusan

Truman Calls For Outlawing Of ‘Genocide’   Asks Favorable Action On U.N. Proposal To Provide For Punishmen

Genocide Treaty Support Advocated  Truman Urges U. S. Back UN Document

ONE APPROPRIATION BILL NOT WORKABLE   House Members Consider Single Measure For Financing Government - Failure

11 ,000 Phone Installation ‘ Workers Quit.   General Strike Set  Wednesday; Railroads Order Embaraqoes

Embargo Set With Railroad Walkout Near   Drastic Action Taken On Two Roads And Others Will Follow

Notes to Russia  Accuse Reds of Fostering 50,000 Police Men in East Germany  “BROKE AGREEMENT™ UL. S., France and Britain  Demand That Force Be Broken Up

Sales Record Set in Last Year by Joplin’s Stores   Volume of Business Totals $69,099,000, Compared With $61,530,000 in Previous Year, and Is Achieved During 1'. Per Cent Drop Nationally—Survey Assigns City a “Quality of Market” Index of 124.

MT. VERNON ABOVE U.S. LEVEL IN BUSINESS AND INCOME, SURVEY SHOWS   City Stands Out as Rich Market, Five Per Cent Higher than National Average, According to Sales Management Report,

Spending and Income Above  -Most U.S. Citie:   High Standard of Living Is Indicated By Volume of Retail Business Last Year

Kingsport Income, Spending Tops Most Cities InNation  Magazine Survey Reports $34,933, 000 Sales  ee ne a 2 ee pepe +

T. F. Is Outstanding as Rich Market; Sales Gain Here. Fall Off Elsewhers

City Is Rich Markel, Check Report Shows   Ardmore Rates Above Many Other Cities and Income Average Here Higher Than State Leve

BUSINESS LEVEL HIGH IN MONRO   Spending At Higher Rate Than in Most Cities Of us.

Rich Market Area Seen InKingsport  Average Family Tt Patensad   Average Family Earnings Claimed To Be $4,588

$16,805,000 Sales Here Last Year   DuBois Stands Well Above Average In Hand. ling Share of Nation's Store Business.

a ee lll  18-Year-Old Girl 1s Chaim pton  Pancake Racer of England   Ry Alvin J. Steinkonf

MADE GOOD SHOWING   But Liberal Housewives Were Beaten in Race by British

Message Sent To Congress By President   Wants Program To Be Along Lines Brannan Proposed

President Asks. Congress To Draft New Farm Program   Calls Piecemeal Plan Inadequate

Local Forecast   Truman Asks NewProgram  Of Farm Aid   Corrective Legislation On Brannan Pattern Urged In Special Message

President Issues Critical Analysis Of Cotton Bill   He Asserts Measure Has Some ‘Definitely Undesirable’ Features

Republicans Open Fire on Acheson  Are Demanding Everything From Explanation to Resignation  ON CHINESE SITUATION  British Officials Concerned Over Seizure of U. S. Property

GOP Congressmen, Angry over China Policy, Level Blasts at Dean Acheson

Ball Park Patron Slaying Victim  Polo Grounds Scene Of Bizarre Crime

Game Spectator Shot in Head  Mystery Bullet Kills Man in Polo Grounds

Ag Excess  Giveaway  IsReadied  Dried Eggs, Milk.   Dried Eggs, Milk ' Butter, Potatoes On Jackpot List

GOVERNMENT TO DISPOSE OF PART OF STOCKS ACQUIRED IN BUOYING PRICES.

MacArthur ‘Gag Campaign Ammo Chortles GOP  Truman Criticized For AHeamnt To Hich   Truman Criticized For Attempt To Hush Formosa Statement

Embezzler Is  Out On Parole   New York Banker Served 13 Months Of 3 Year Sentence

Millions More Brouent Under By Amendments   Benefits Boosted For 3 Million More

EXTENDS BENEFITS. COVERAGE Social Security Bill Goes To President

Senate Completes Action on Social Security Program   Plan Would Almost Double the Present Monthly Benefits

Revised Social Security Law Increases Benefits   Bill Boosts Payroll Taxes, Brings 10 Million More Persons Coverage   W ASHINGTON—(UP)—Some 3.000.000 retired workers today looked forward to larger benefit checks next month under a revised social security system.

Pension Boost Clears Senate   Signature Sure; Checks for Same  Neatl Doublid

ARMY ORDERED TO OPERATE STRUCK ROCK ISLAND R. R.   PRESIDENT’S ORDER CATCHES RAILROAD, UNION BY SURPRISE

Army !o Operate Rock Island Lines  President Truman Orders Seizure of Strike-Bound Railroad  FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE  ‘Switchmen Had Called Off  Walkout Against-Four  Other Roads  Bulletin  ee ee

RAILROAD IS SEIZED BY TRUMAN   President Takes Over Rock Island Line and Orders the Army to Operate it in Strike.   » ACTS TO PROTECT DEFENSE, SECURITY   Truman Makes Drastic Move After Switchmen Refuse Three Requests to Return to Work.

Amarillo Sheriff Arrives In Michigan To Pick Up Admitted Slayer Of Tex Thornton

Thornton Slayer Ready To Return And ‘Get It Over’   FB] Agents Get Complete Confession Of Killing

Four Ideas Given  To Aid 0. & W   Eleven-County Group Sechs Ways to Keep Line Active

GENERAL MOTORS CUTS WAGES AND PRICES OF AUTOS   Pay Reductions Made Under Cost-Of-Living Clause  a  a ee

Drop Reported  In Living Cost   General Motors Cuts Pay Of 362.000 Workers

General Motors Cuts Prices, Wages As U. S. Cost of Living Declines

GM. CUTS WAGES AND CAR PRICES   PAY OF 29.00 HOURLY RATED WORKERS SLASHED IWO CENTS AN HOUR.

CIO Strikes Spread: Wage Boosts Asked   Report 115,000 Workers are Out; Deere and Co., Farm! Plant Workers Walk Out 

Big ClO Unions. Pushing For New Wage Increases   ’ Violence Flares In GE Walkozts

Alice D. Stevens To Retire Oct, 1   Ends 48 Years Service With Local Library

—COMMUNISTS—  Board Fails  To Find Any,  Says Snow Report Made To  Senate Probers

Loyalty Of Employees Supported   State Department Official Declares Workers Screened

* LOYALTY BOARD SAYS NO REDS WITH ACHESON   Chairman Avers U. S. Stote Dept. Knows of No Commies Being Employed

Lattimore To Testify  ‘Tomorrow   McCarthy’s Charges Nearing ‘Showdown’ Stage in Senate 

No Reds In U.S. State Department  Loyalty Board Chief Testifies Under Oath Before Senate Panel

Many Cases Investigated, Snow Reports   “Post-Audits’ Made In Some Instances, Senators Told

Solons Wait For Rebuttal By Lattimore   Tydings Sends Demand For McCarthy’s Data To Support Charges

Loyalty Board Chief Defends Dept. Employes   No Communists Among Acheson's Men, Says Conrad E. Snow

Chairman Snow Disclaims Charge   Checks Said to Have Failed to Reveal Card Carrying Communists

Chairman of State Department's Loyalty Board Declares No Communists Are Employed There

NoCommunists Known In State Dept., Snow Says  Chairman Of Loyalty Board Denies Charge OF Senior McCarthy

No. Communists. ‘Known to Board   Conrad E. Snow, Chairman of State Department's Loyalty Group, Testifies Before Senate Committee. Investigating Charoes.   CONTINUOUS CHECK MADE:

LOYALTY BOARD LEADER CLEARS U. §. EMPLOYES   fells investigating Committee That He Knows Of No Reds In State Department -—Lattimore Will Testify.

No Reds In State Dept.,  Witness Sav:   Chairman Of Loyalty Board Knows Of No Communists Being Kinnloved There

Denies Reds Are in State Dept.   Loyalty Board Head Says Board Knows Of No Reds in Department

Probers Hear Chairman Of Loyalty Board   Brig. Gen. Snow Knows Of No Reds In State Department

Loyalty Head Doubts Reds In State Dept.   ‘We Know of None,’ I Testimony of Snow. Seek McCarthy Paper:

Denies Reds Are In State Bept.  ba alty Board Head i: Thad Banos OF

Denies Reds Infest State Department   Loyalty Board Chiet Says He Knows of No Commies Working for Acheson

LOYALTY. BOARD CHAIRMAN TELLS OF CLOSE CHECK’   M'Carthy Promises Papers Te Support His Charges Aagsinst Lattimore

STATE LOYALTY Bsa REPLIES TO MeCARTH   Qwen Lattimore, Accused Head Spy, Speaks Thursday.

Loyalty Board Chairman Clears Acheson's Staff  Does Not Know of Any Commun ee For State Denartme

MUSCATINE MAN JOINS GOP RACE   Thompson, Hickenlooper To Vie for Senate

Senate Republicans Again Demand Cut In Excise Tax Levies   Taft Advises Democratic Leaders They'll Be Held To Promises of Action

Firing Of Risks ls Made Easier  House Bill Gives Power To Officials

House Attacks Security Risk:   ‘Bill Gives Ageney Chief i Power of Dismissal

ALGER - MARTIN ‘DEAL’ TOLD: MOORE BACKED   Attorney General And Auditor General Posts Open

Business Good During Year In District  - Federal Reserve  @...  . . mR... ft,   Federal Reserve Survey Reveals Higeh Volume In ‘49

Senate Debates Single Package Appropriation  Truman Presses For Action On His Point

/A BOOST FOR THE G.0.P   Oklahoma City Pastor Encourages Sooner Republicans

ALEXANDER IS BOON TO GOP    Preacher's Party Switch Gives  State Republicans ‘Name’ Fer Election

T GRID BANQUET   Quarterbacks Will See Jayhawk Team Movie Mon day Night   FROM. 10 K. U. GAME:

TO PREVUE FILM AT GRID BANQUET   Quarterbacks Will See Jayhawk Team Movie Mon day Night   FROM 10 K. U. GAMES

32 Governorships Will Be Decided Today; Both Parties Claim Gains

Governorships Are Sought By , 84 Candidates   Voters In Pennsylvania To  Make Their Choice From  Eight = New York,  Michiaan Have Five

Communist China Has Million Men Available   Allies Quit Pyongyang As Enemy Threatens To Outflank Former Citadel—Pullback May Extend As Far South As Seon} .

Blazing UN Supplies Light Retreat Road   Guerrillas Leading Million-Man Enemy Army Enter Pyonayang As Allies Leave

Yield Pyongyang To Reds; Truman And Attlee Meet   Chinese May Take City Without Firing Shot, Allied Stand at Seoul Hinted; President, Premier End First Talks iNotermined’ to Reach United Stand

Pyongyang Is Left To Advancing Reds   CITY A ‘VACUUM’  Fires Light Way As Allies Retire

Demolition Squads Set Fire to Material of Military Value—Writer Says U. N. Leaders Soon Must Decide Whether to Fight or  ' Quit Korea—Bloody Struggle Rages on Northeast Front.

American And South Korean Troops Withdraw In Light Of Several Large Fires; Destroy Military Material

British Group Last Of Allies to Move Out of Doomed City   Chinese Reds Commit 1.000.000 Men to Korea Battle: Isolated U.S. Marines and Army Join In Northeast: Northwest Retreat Continues

Airfield  To North Of Capital Abandoned   Trapped Allies In Northeast Still Battling Rar Their Tivo.

HUGE CHINESE ARMY IS AIDED BY GUERRILLAS   Last U. N. Units Leave Pyongyang; Vital Deci sion Due Soon   MUST MAKE STAND OR EVACUATE KOREA

Supplies Burned As Troops Flee   Demolition Squads Blow Up Bridges As Last UN Forces Leave North Korean City

Chinese Reds Threaten UN Hold In Korea   Correspondent Says Pullback May Continue As Deep As Seoul

INSTALLATIONS IN COMMUNIST CITY BLASTED   Experts Say. Decision To Quit Or Fight  Must Come Soon

Vast Chinese Army Menaces Allied Forces   Million Reds Start Flanking Movement Against U.S. Troops

Good Military Material Burned Belo Retreat  British Cover U.S. ithdrawal, Then on  Entlaw Qvar Bivar <

Ambassador Is Recalled From Far Eastern Mission ‘For Senate Testimony —

Temperc!ures   Ambassador-at-Large Hits Solon’s Motives, Says ‘Irresponsible’ Blast Shows Disregard for U.S. Interests

ALLEGATIONS ARE LABELED IRRESPONSIBLE   Wisconsin Senator’s Insinuations Called Shocking Disregard for U. S. Interests.

Jessup Emphatically Denies McCarthy's Pro-Red Charge   Says Senator’s Claims Show Disregard for Nation’s Interest

Bank Deposits In Valley Jump Million a Day   Largest Gain Shown In Cameron County; Harlingen Up Sharply

Lie Talks To Stalin At Kremlin      U.N. Chief Closeted With Communist Dictator For 30  Minintes

Trygve Lie Ends Peace Talks; Is Silent on Results   Has 90-Minute Parley With Stalin; High Officials of Soviet

Mrs. Mesta 1s Called Back To Washingtor   Prepares to Play Santa Claus to 500 Orphans Xmas

American Faces Death Penalty in Spying Case   Harry Gold, 39, Held after Admitting He Passed Along Data on Atomic Research.

Gold Faces Death Penalty for His Spying for Reds   Research Chemist Admits Giving Atomic Secrets to Russia

Chemist in Custody As Soviet Atom Spy   Swiss-Born Harry Gold, 39, Gave A-Secrets to Russians Which He Received From Convicted Retich Scisntict Dr Klone F J Fuche.

Atom Spy Arrested By FBI   Research Chemist Admtis Helping Pass Information To Communists

— ACCUSED —  Fuchs Aid Is Nabbed By FBI   MORE ARRESTS ARE PREDICTED

Admits Helping Pass Vital Information To Communists   Makes No Effort To Raise Bail

Swise-Born Harry Gold Is Charged With Aiding Fuchs’ Espionage   He Admits Guilt, FBI Agents Say   Arrest Is Believed To Be First In Series Over America

Gold Admits Links With Klaus Fuchs   Tells FBI He Did It to Help Soviet TLivine Standard

Leak Role  Confessed By Chemist   Harry Gold Admits He : Helped Pass Data   To Dr. Fuchs.

MILD-MANNERED CHEMIST HELD FOR SPYING ON ATOM FOR REDS   "lomoriowus Feeadlines “fadag

Chemist Admits Helping Scientist Fuchs Obtain A-Bomb Data for Russia

SECRET DATA PASSED ALONG 10 RUSSIANS   Research Chemist Is Seized as Aide to Convicted Dr. K. E, J. Fuchs.

Research Chemist Admits Helping Fuchs Reveal A-Bomb Secret   Announces Arrest Of Harry Gold, Philadelphia; Other Fuches Associates Sought.

FBI Agents Arrest Swiss-born Harry Gold Charged’ With Passing Vital A-Bomb Information To The Communists   MAY BE FIRST IN SERIES OF ARRESTS

SECURITY CLAIMED ENDANGERED  HST Orders Loyalty Safeguards For U.S. Maritime Facilities

Local Forecast   Big 3 C ‘ouneil ( a Red F ight  Kinds Sunslon   Foreign Ministers Confident West Has Strength To Hold Peace

Marines Call on Truman to Oust Louis Johnson  Reject Resolution Asking President To Fire Acheson

World’s Strongest Bridge Destroyed  Pilots Honored For Successful Mission

FBI Accuses Rosenberg as Red Atom Spy   N. Y. Business Man Arrested as Seventh Espionage Suspect

Truman Expected To Ask Fund for Arms for Europe  Billion Would Go to Atlantic Pact Nations

Billion-Dollar Program Requested  Truman Expected ‘To Ask Arm: Aid Legislation From Congress

Truman Set» To Ask Arms Be Shipped  Abroad Soon   Congress To Receive Request On Thursday For Program’s Funds

President May Ask $1.2 Billion For Arms Aid   Slightly Less Than Con. gress Appropriated Last Year

TRUMAN TO ASK FOR MORE AID   Expected To Propose $1,225,000,000 Set By Budget Bureau

Request For Arms Money To Come Up   President Slated To Ask Congress For Billion Dollars

TRUMAN PLANS ARMS REQUEST   Will Ask Over Billion To Strengthen 14 Nations.

Truman ToSeek Cold War Arms For 14 Nations  Atlantic Pact Group Would Get $1 Bilfion  In Weapons Plan

Truman To Ask Funds For Arms Aid Program   Over Billion Dollars Sought To Provide Weapons For Allies

FUNDS WANTED TO SHIP ARMS   President Ready To Ask Congress For More Than Billion Dollars To Finance Foraign Aid.

Shipments Of Arms By U.S. Planned   Truman To Ask For Money To Support Aid To Foreign  - Countries ,

Request for Armed Help Fund Nears   President Expected Ta Ask $1,225,000,000 For 14 Nations.

—COLD WAR—  14 Nations To Share In Funds   PORTUGAL WILL BE INCLUDED

TRUMAN TO ASK FOR FUNDS FOR ARMS SHIPPING   14 Foreign Nations In cluded In $1,225,000,OOO Program

Truman To Ask Over Billion In Arms - Aid Plan   14 Foreign Countries In Program Of Helping Nations Abroad

14 COUNTRIES TO RECEIVE U. 5. ARMS   Request Is Slightly Lower Than 1949 Figure   ATLANTIC NATIONS   Ticketed For One Billion; Portugal Included In Budget First Time

TRUMAN TO ADK ARMS AID BOOST   $1,225,000.) ADDITIONAL Te STRENGTHEN NON-RED NATIONS SOUGHT.

Truman fo Ask Arms Aid Fund   Over Billion Dollars May Be Requested For 14 Countries

Woman to Be Assistant To Marshall   Naturalized Hungariar Picked for High U. S. Defense Post.

Woman Chosen For No. 2 Post In Defense Dept.   Mrs. Rosenberg To Be Assistant Secretary

Cold Moving South Across Three States   Snow in Nebraska Is Creeping Toward Kansas And Missouri; Mild Days Due to Terminate

Slashing Counterattack Regains Positions Lost  During Heavy Fighting   Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses In Attempt To Overwhelm Allied Foothold In Korea; 38,300 Dead Counted Along 200-Mile Front

Reds Suffer 3,000 Dead On Central Front Alone   First Cavalry, 20th Division Restore Lines to Original Positions

Fresh Okinawa Troops In Action On Southern Front   Hope To Halt Enemy Drive On Pusan; Red Losses Are Very Heavy Near Hwanggan

Small Communist Forces in South Stab to Within 60 Miles of Pusan; Alled Defense Lines Are Straightened.

U.S. Target} Of Two Attacks In Sessions Of U.N  Soviet Delegate And   Soviet Delegate And Chinese Mission To Make Attacks

U. S. Government Property Seized At Red Capital  _ Washington Recalls All Its Personnel _  Fream Recion

Invade Consulate At Peiping In Face Of Warnings   State Department Announces U. S. Is Getting Out OF AIl Red China

Peining Reds Seize Yankee Consul's Office   Senators Outraged, Demand Outlawing of Hostiie Reaime

Officials, Aides Ordered Home as Communists Move  Consulate Taken Over by Soldiers

Americans Told to Quit China on Heels of Seizure   Action of Red Forces Assailed; Appeasement By Truman Is Scored

All American Personnel Ordered to Leave Com. munist Dominated Area

PEIPING OFFICES SEIZED IN RAID OF COMMUNISTS   State Department,  roused By Ac tion, Recalls All  Americans From  Areas Held By Reds In China.

Chinese Seize U.S. Consulate   Communists Oust Officials From Compound; Staff Escapes With Records, Codes to Adjoining Building

CZECHS TO OUST U.S. CHURCHMEN   All Western Missionaries  May Be Banned

Commerce Department Gains Prestige With More Responsibility Given Sawyer

NewShakeup Gives Commerce Office  ‘Much More Power   Further Expansion Wil Make Sawyer Boss Over Two Billion vy. S&S Agency

Federal Changes Boost Commerce   Commerce Department At Peak Of Powers

Shakeup Adds Prestige To  Commerce Dept   Truman’s Reorganization Brings Department to Its Pinnacle of Power

Sawy er Now Holds Key Cabinet Job   Truman Shakeup Brines Power Peak

Department O: Commerce At  Highest Peak  Reorganization Plan Gives Agency Most DPawar In 477 Vaare

SAWYER GIVEN MORE POWER   Becomes Supervising Boss Of Nation’s Maritime Affairs

Both Sides in Final Effort for Gas Tax Voles   Bus and Truck Group Head Issues New Blast at Proposal

Governor Carries Gas Tax Campaign To Nevada Tonight   Republican Southwes   Republican Southwes: Newest Target for Smith’s Program

Lutherans Attack Plan to Send U. 8. Envoy to Pope   Seen As Violation of Principle of Separation  Of Church and State

Don t Want War Truman Declares   Says World Faces Total Destruction

Prevent War, Protect Self Truman's Plea   Says Democracies ‘Doing Their Utmost’ To Maintain Peace

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Never A Mandate--. Ohio Labor Turns Down Leaders

FOG OVER MISSOURI   Bad Weather Ferces Plane Schedules io Be Canceiled

U.S. Lifts Bars on Franco Spain  Acheson Eyes Return of Madrid Minicter<

UNITED NATIONS ATTITUDE WITE SPAIN SOFTENS   Majority Is Expected To Repeal Ban Against Sending Top-Flight Envoys  o Government Of Franco.

Might Drop Opposition To Measure  ins Study  Chavez Begins Study Of Canadian Proiect

CONGRESS TO PROVIDE CASH FOR He BOME   Agreement Genera That U. S. Shoulc Start Building Su. per-Weapon.

Congress Will Pay For Bomb   Ready ‘To Grant Any Money Needed To Finance Project

All-Out War Eftort  Asked ot Legionnaires   Prayers Are Answered: Missing Son Is Safe

Fire Vietim Now Suffers  From Polio   .Two More Cases On Reerrvien List

REPORT 2 NEV POLIO VICTIMS   Betty Seaman Stricken County Total Now Reaches 10

Total A-Bomb Defense Is Impossible  Official Asks Civilian   Official Asks Civilian Defense Planning On Community Level

Cost Of Atom Security Over $3 Billion   Expert Says Effort Would Turn U. S. Into ‘Garrison State’

Costs High  If Security.  From Atomic  Bomb Sought Committee Is Told  Total: Protection ft co ae gE. 4.

Price Of Atom Security High   Absolute Detense Would Cost Over $300 Billion

Larsen Says U.S Would Become Garrison State   Civilian, Mobilization Defense Chief Believes Perfeet Security Lnpossible; VT. S. Not ready For Attack

Cost of Absolute U.S. Atomic Defense Put at $300 Billion and Garrison State

That's Cost of Decentralizing 200 Cities. Expert Reports   Says U.S. Will Be Turned Into a "Garrison State, May Mean End of Democracy"

Civil Defense  Report Heard Tight Security Seen Costing $300 Billion

FULL SECURITY FROM A-BOMB 300 BILLIONS   U.S. Would Become Gar rieon State; Plan Is Called ‘Impossible’

Garrison State Declared Only Sure A-Guard  Congress Told Costs Would Be $300 Billion

COST OF ATOMIC DEFENSE AIRED   Absolute Security Against Attack Would Cost over $300 © Billions, Claim

$300 Billions Set as Cost  Of A-Defense   Absolute Security Also Would Make U. S. Garrison State, Solons Told

Larsen Explains Problems   NSRB Head Says Absolute Security Not Desirable

French Cabinet Collapses Over Wave Dispute   Socialists Quit, Bidault Remains Jn Unusual Move

Coalition Is Split  In France   ’ Socialists Leave Cabinet Offices ‘But Bidault Will Try to Continue

TROOPS LANDED TO SEIZE ISLE OFF MAINLAND   3,000 Reported Killed 8; Chinese Nationalists In Landings

NATIONALISTS ROUT COMMIES   Invasion of Island of Hainan Repelled With Heavy Losses.

Invaders Slain On Beaches Of Hainan Island  Largest Of Several Red Attempts To Gain A Foothold Is Beaten Off

ROKs, Yanks Drive Deeper In Two Thrusts   U. S. Tanks And Troopers Surge Over Border With Pyongyang As Goal; MaeArthur Asks Surrender

U.S. Troops, ROK Forces Hit Opposition North Of Seoul,  SurrenderDemandUnheeded

Red Koreans Make First Big Show of Resistance Since Oct. 1; Battle Rages at Wonsan.   EXPECT OPPOSITION TO CRUMBLE QUICKLY

Yanks Meet Heavy Communist Fire. Soon After Push Across 38th Line.

Feing Fo Force Again Starfed  Big Push Launched On Wonsan; Fi rst le frenee 7 wdlapr

Koreans On Coast Meet Resistance   Two Advances May Put On Joint Drive For Reds’ Capital

First Yanks Move Across 38th Line; New Surrender Cal   Expected to Ignore MacArthur's Last Surrender Demand

Republic Troops Run Into Communist Defensive Fire One Mile From Port Ninety Miles North Of Border —First American Soldiers Cross Parallel 38— MacArthur Issues New ‘Last Time’ Demand For  North Koreans To Surrender

US TroopsCross Border, Aim For Pyongyang: New Ultimatum   Communist Officers Shoot Men Who Attempt To Surrender

MacArthur’s Ultimatum To Be Ignored?  UN Troops Converge To Strangle Enemy

RESISTING NEW ADVANCE NEAR COASTAL CITY   Communists Continue Te Ignore Surrender Demands

Fiery Resistance Put Up by Enemy   Yanks More Than 2 Miles Over ‘38's South Koreans Within Mile of Port

Reds Fight Back As Allies Push North    Prisoner Says Communist Leaders Won't Let Men Surrender; ROKs Battle For Bia Inductriq] Narth Karann Part Wancan

Reds Plan Battle for Vital Port   Yanks Also Above Parallel 38 Meet Opposition by Reds

Yanks Locked in Battle Above 38th; Fight Rages at Wonsan   Canture Tanke«

Troops Meeting First Stubborn Defense Efforts  MacArthur Issues Final Ultimatum;

F iery Red Resistance  To Deep Jab   North Koreans Fight Back At Both US and ROK Attacks Above the 38   DEMAND UNANSWERED   Communists Give No Hint They'll Heed MacArthur  Surrender Ultimatum

South Koreans Also Run Into Harder Going   Reds Give No‘Sign of Heeding M'Arthur Surrender Demand

Russ Reported Commanding Fiery Red Battle Against South Korean Force; Yanks Expect to Ram Through Foe

But Opposition Not Expected to Last For Long   ROK, U.S. Troops Battle on 2 Fronts; Capital Next Goal

Americans Push Across Parallel   MacArthur Makes Last Pl Eor Enemy's Surrender

Foe Ignores. Last Demand  To Surrender   Yank Troops, Tanks Cross-Border After UN Approves Action

ROK Troops Reach Perimeter of Wonsan Defenses, tnaare Reds In Fiery Battle: GI's Over 38

American Troops Cross Parallel North Of Seoul   Red Koreans Ignore ‘Last Time’ Surrender Demand Of MacArthur

Communists Put Up Strong Resistance For First Time; American Troops Make First Crossing Of Parallel 28

HIGHT STIFFENS AS CALL SOUNDS FOR SURRENDER   Americans And South Koreans Fight Bitter Battles Against Reds — Allies Con tinue To Advance,

Reds Stiffer #u* U.S. Crosses 38th   Ist Cavalry Regiment Over Border in Fac Of Fiery Enemy Resistance But Officers: Believe Ooposition Will Crumble Soon’ *

Yanks Go Across 38th Parallel On UN Orders   Surrender Demand Broadcast to Reds Without Results

MacArthur Gives Ultimatum to North Koreans  South Koreans Attack Wonsan With Thrusts Aimed at Pyonayang

‘American Units Cross 38th  Parallel Apparently Aiming For North Korean Capital —

Fierce Battle Waged By Reds Near Wonsan   U.N.-Sanctioned Ultimatum Issued By MacArthur

Enemy Capital Is Target of Twin Thrusts  Resistance Expected   Resistance Expected To Crumble Quickly: No Answer Given to Surrender Demand

ROKS and U.S. Forces Fighting for a Key Port   Wonsan Is Goal; Allies Expect Opposition of Reds to Fade Quickly

Kesisiance By Fleeing Force Again Started  Big Push Launched On Wonsan; First Gls Cross Border

Allied Victory Is Expected On Tuesday   No Indication Given Reds Will Heed The Latest Ultimatum

U. S. Advocates Strong © U.N. For Keeping Peace   CALLS ON‘ UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY To ADOPT NEW PROGRAM 0." PEACE AIMS

Meet Stiff Resistance From Reds   ROK Troops Also Encounter Stubborn Foe at Wonsan; Tha Garrpaga Nantun

REDS IN HILLS SOUTHEAST OF CITY   Allies Run Against Heavy Artillery, Mortar Fire  MACADRTHIID   Issues “Last Time’’ Demand For North Koreans To Surrender

Communists Pay No Heed to New Surrender Call   First Cavalry Over Border in Advance by U. N. Forces

First Resistance In Drive Put Up By Reds   GIVE BATTLE TO ROK FORCES AND FIRST ‘AMERICAN TROOPS TO CROSS PARALLEL

Enemy Ignores New Ultimatum To Surrender   Bitter Fighting Opposes Widely Separated Thrusts

Hard-Driving Third Division Plastered With Artillery, Mortar And Small Arm Fire As  It Nears Important Communist Port City; MacArthur Demands Surrender.

Ignore Second Surrender Bid   Resist $. Koreans Strongly: At Wonsen, Battle Yanks North of Seoul

Commies Give No Indication They Will Heed Gen. MacArthur’s “Last Time Ultimatum :

ROK Forces Battling for Wonsan; Fnemy Ignores New Ulfimatum   Officers Expect Enemy Opposition to Crumble Quickly at Both Ends of Giant Pincer Assault; First Cavalry Forced te Dig In Above Border —

Fiery Resistance Against Advance Put Up by Reds  First Yank Troops Move Into Red Area

Red Defenses Stiffen Before Port Wonsan   Officers Expecting Red Opposition To Crumble Quickly

Allies Say Opposition  Will Break   Troopers. Tanks of U.S. First Cavalry Cross Line 38 in Regiment Strenoth

REDS FIGHT 5. KOREANS AT WONSAN   Enemy Puts Up First Resistance of Invasion in East as Yanks Advance in West.   MAC’S SURRENDER ORDER IGNORED   Firet Cavalry Moves Into  North Korea in Drive on Pyongyang, 95 Miles Away.

ROK-Yankee Troops Meet Resistance   Reds Battling Against ‘Deep Penetration  Into North Korea; No Word Fron: Communists

Twin Drives Poise Threat To Pyongyang  MacArthur ‘ssues New Ultimatum Ta Surrender

FIRST CAVALRY BATTLES WAY ACROSS 38TH LINE; ULTIMATUM IS IGNORED

Opposition Expected To Falter Soon   South Koreans And Americans Launch Converging Drive

Reds Putting Up Fiery Resistance   Officers Expect Local Red Opposition To Crumble Quickly Against Both Widely Separated Thrusts

First Yankee Troops Cross 38th Parallel   Commie Premier Ignores Surrender Plea of MacArthur

Communists Nof Heeding UN Surrender Call   Allied Forces Making Two Separate Thrusts Into North

First U. $. Troops Reach Red Korea   Communist Forces Putting Up Stiff Resistance North  of Seoul   ARE DEFENDING CIT)

Battle For Wonsan Joined; U.S. Troops Attack After  Final Ultimatum Is Issued

Reds Resist Allies in New Action  North Koreans Make No Reply to Surrender Demand

‘Pyongyang Target Ot US Drive   South Korean Force May Turn on Capital From Wonsan Battle

SOUTH KOREANS MEET RESIST ANC; $e ERE SIS ANCI  ‘Last Time’ Surrender Demand Is Issued By General MacArthur

Hungary Warns Britain and U.S.   Says Diplomats Also Figured in Vogeler Case

Hungary Asks Diplomat Cut   Calls on ULS., British To Reduee Siaffs

0, OFT ING AT LEGATIONS IS NEW CLAIM   Hungary Asks Reduction of Diplomatic Staffs in Latest Accusations.

Is Demanded by Hungary in U. S. and Britain Lega tions in Budapest

Hungary Demands _ Staffs Be Sliced   Britain. and ‘United States Are Told in View of Vogrler Trial

STAFF REDUCTION   Is Demanded by Hungary in U. S. and Britain Legations in Budapest

Withdrawal Is Continued Under Protective Fire   fons And Tons Of Shells Dropped In Effort To Keep Enemy From Organizing All-Out Attack

Beachhead Defenders  Hold Reds   Hungnam Forces Withdraw Closer To Harbor Area

Gunners Hold Off Enemy   Massed Communists Creep Closer to Allied Toehold Under Heavy Fire

HUNGNAM PORT DEFENSE LINE HOLDING. FIRM   Gen. Almond Is ‘Pleased With Way Troops Have Waced Battle

Allies Reducing Area Of Defense At Escape Port   Withdrawal Goes On As Artillery, Ships Hold Reds

Massive U.N. Bombardment Holds Chinese   Planned Withdrawal Beachhead Goes On Despite Attacks

Allied Navy Covers Tiny UN Beachhead  Infantry Pinned in ‘Few Square Miles’

Allies Hold Reds In Check as Port Area Is Diminished   Planned Withdrawal of Troops ls Progressing Under Barrage From-Naval and Artillery Guns

REDS HELD UP BY ALLIED BIG GUNS   Withdrawal Is Proceeding According To Plan  PEN TRNNPS   Blasted By Marine, Navy Pilots: Report Minor Skirmishes In West

Artillery Fire Aids Retreat — Of U.S. Troops   Eighth Army Forces Fight Minor Engagements With Communists

Beachhead Defenders Still Hold   But New Attacks From North Korea Forces Predicted

Job Of Keeping Foe From Massing  Left To Big Guns   Airmen Pound Reinforced Enemy; 8th Fights Minor Battles At Parallel 38

Pressing Foe Held At Bay Along Beach   Planned Withdrawal Goes On Under Fire Of Artillery, Ships

Naval And Air FireCovers Land Forces   No Indication Of How Long Enemy Can Be Kept From Massing

Artillery, Naval Guns Hold Off Enemy Forces ‘As Evacuation Proceeds

Tons Of Shells Hurled AtReds  Enemy Can‘t Mass For All-Out Attack

U.S. Troops Retain Hold On Beachheac   Defenders Keep Foe From Massing For Major Attack

Hungnam Hold Slowly Shrinks   Protective Fire Covers Withdrawal And Red Forces Keep Closing In

Beachhead Defenders Hold Reds:   Deliberately Cut Port Area; Planned Withdrawal Proceed:

ALLIED GUNFIRE AIDS AMERICANS TO CHECK REDS   Warplanes And Artillery Smash At Chinese As Planned Withdrawal In Korea Is Proceeding °.

Defenders Of Beachhead Are Holding ‘Firm’   Admittedly A-ea O Allied Forces Is  Being Reduced

Defenders of Beachhead Hold Reds at Bay: Ships Keep Firing   \Speedy Transfer of American Troop: 'To Europe Opposed by Lawmakers   BY MacARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS. RS...  Right of Censorship Imposed

W eather--  Beachhead  Guns Hold Foe at Bay   But Reds Creep Ever Closer; In West, Fights Occur.

Artillery, Ship Guns Hold Off Enemy Hordes -Doughboys Now Hold  Only Tiny Area Around Harbor

Only Few Square: Miles Held by UN, Army in Hungnam Harbor Area Today

U.N. Troops Beat Off Red Night Attacks   Communists Press Harder On Steadily Shrinking Beachhead

Tiny Evacuation Beachhead Shrink: 1Oth Corps’ Leader  Pieased With Progres: Of Allied Withdrawal

Allies Hold Reds At Bay In Port Area   Beachhead Defenders Hold Reinforced Enemy Hordes; Planned Withdrawal Proceeds as Planned.

Planned Withdrawal by Tenth Corps Proceeding Under Protection of Big Guns of Warshins

REDS HELD OFF AS BEACHHEAD STILL SHRINKS   Ships, Planes, Artillery Hold At Bay Chinese Around Hunenam

Beachhead Withdrawal Proceeding As Planned   Chinese And North Koreans Still Trying To Group For An All-Out Attack; Pilots Renort Manv Sorties.

U. S. Troops Cling To Tiny Beachhead   Gunners Keep Reds at Bay With Tons  of Shells as Area Shrinks

Withdrawal of Allied Troops ls Proceeding  Relatively Small Piece of Land —

Red Forces Held At Bay Along Beach   Artillery And Naval Gun Fire Assists In Planned Withdrawal Of U.N. Troops

Defense Forces Drop Back Agair Under Pressure  Warships, Planes Continue Barrage

Allies Hold Chinese Reds At Bay    Night-Long Attacks Halted By Beachhead Defenders

Allied Big Guns Smash Attempts At Mass Attacks   On Western Front  Minor Battles Have Ended Lull; Korean Build-Up Apnnnrent?

Sth Army Forces in West Engage North Koreans Moving Across Parallel

Doughboys Now Hold Relatively Small Slice of Land; Reds’ Thousands Are Creeping Closer; Korean Reds Hit Below 38th Parallel

Enemy Poundec By Guns From Ship and Shore   Gen. Almond Pleased With Battle Waged, Air and Sea Support

Withdrawal of Men Proceeds As Was Planned  Artillery Fire and Shine’ Guns Give Ald

WITHDRAWAL GOES AHEAD AS PLANNED   Doughboys Deliberately Reduce Hungnam Area as They Fall Back Toward Escape Harbor. __   POUR TONS OF a SHELLS ON REDS   Warships Stand in to Shore; Wounded Taken Off by Boat to » Hexpital Shin.

kriillery, Navy Guns Preventing Big Mass Attack  Area ‘Detiberately’ Reduced By UN Force

Tons of Shells From Warships Pound Chinese   Enemy Presses Closer About U_N. Perimeter

Planned Withdrawal of 10th Corps Units Has Artillery, Navy Cover   GIs Holding Small Space At Harbor   Wounded Are Rushed to Water’s Edge, Taken To. Hospital Vessel

Guns Guard Withdrawal  Operations   ‘Area Around Hungnam Deliberately Reduceds 10th Corps Defenders Holding Reds Back

Withdrawal Proceeding Under Fire   Reds Are Kept From Massing  By Many Tons Of Shells

BIG GUNS HURL TONS OF STEEL INTO RED LINES   REDUCE PERIMETER AS MORE TROOPS REMOVED TO SAFETY

Doughboys Cut Port Area Deliberately   Withdrawal Progresses Under Heavy Fire Put Up by Navy Ships

Defenders Reduce Port Area toa Few Square Miles   Guns Keep Reds From Massing for All-Out Attacks

Beachhead ‘Troops Keep Re ds At Bay   Tons Of Shells Fall On Foe Near Port   Marine And Navy Fliers Hit 24 Concentrations Of Enemy Soldiers

Artillery, Ship Fire Protects Planned Allied Withdrawal   Marine, Navy Pilots Hit 24 Enemy Troop Concentrations

Report China Reds Have Sent Reply To Peace Appeal   v UN Delegates Of 13 Nations Who Made Appeal Confer: Plan Statement

Nations Involved In Peace Appeal Meet in Secret  )..   Reports Circulated That Peking Has Replied to Message

French Lead U.N. Move to Rap Chimese   Ask Top Priority For Assembly Action Or Intervention Censure

STILL RAPID CHANGE   Warmer Weather Predicted it State Tonight and Tomorrow

THREE PLANES LOADED WITH! 85 CZECHS FLEEING HOMELAND LAND IN WESTERN GERMANY

85 Refugee Czechs Fly to U: S. Zone  Land in 3 Planes; Unrest Rumored

85 CZECHS FLEE COUNTRY IN PLANES   Land in U. 8.-Occupied Germany— Largest Mas Escape From Behind Lren Curtain.

3 Plane Loads of Czechs Flee fo U.S. German Zone   Flight to Freedom Coincides with Reports of Assassination

Czechs Flee To Germany In 3 Planes  _ 85 Landed At Erding Air Base

85 Czechs Flee from Red-Ruled  Homeland   3 Planes Land  In U. S.-Occupied Zone of Germany; Laroest Escane °

Southern Community Fights Polio Epidemic; 10 Dead, 7] Others III

Community-- --A Ghost Town Polio Epidemic Hits Small Virginia Town 10 Deaths Already

Everyone Indoors in ‘Ghost Town’ As Polio Sweeps Area in Virginia

Residents Avoid Each Other As Worst Polio Outbreak In Country Hits Town

Ask Death Penalty  For Subversives   Disabled Vets Would Draft Labor, Capital and Hit Black Market

East German Purge Hits Party Chiefs   Six High-Ranking Red Leaders Ousted; More Expnuisions Predi jeted

East German Reds Purge Officials   3ix Top Leaders In Communist Germany Ousted

GERMAN REDS OUST SIX PARTY LEADERS   More Expulsions Expected in Startling Purge: Four Ejected From State Jobs

East Reich © Reds Purge Top Leaders  Six Highly-Placed Officials Feel Wrath

Purge Rocks East German Red Leaders   Eisler Assistant — Among 6 Expelled From State Posts

Questioning Russian Orders Causes  Purse Of Several East Reich Chiefs

E. German Reds Purge Officials   Six Party Members Are Thrown Out Of  Communist Party

Communist Party Purge Gets Rid Of Top Officials   Red Leaders Tossed Out In Germany By Reshuffling Move

Six Leaders OfGerman Reds Purged   Associated With “American Spies,’ Didn’t Obey Orders, Reasons For Ejection

F —EAST GERMANY HAS PURGE— High Officials Thrown Out Of Socialist Party

German Reds Purge Six High Officials  Anti - Soviet Feeling Confabs With U. S.

German Reds Purge Six High Officials   Anti - Soviet Feeling Confabs With U. S. "Spyies Said Reasons

TOP REDS PURGED IN EAST GERMANY   Charge 10 Lack Confidence in Soviet Union

Big Purge In German Red Party   One Former Member Of Politburo Among Those Who Are Fired

E. Germans Purge Six In Red Party   _ Ex-Politburo Member Included; 4 Officials Fired

Fast German Reds In Surprise Purge Of High Officials  6 Are Dropped From Party Membership; A Othere Lance Inhe

German Reds Purge 6 High Party Chiefs   Officials Expelled As ‘Anti-Russian’: Fisler Seen Next

East Reich Reds Purged From Party   High Officials Get Fired In Startling Action By Leaders

‘Highly Placed East German Reds Purged On Charges Of Espionage; Seen Having Historical Significance

East Germans Purge Chiefs   Six High Officials Ousted; Eisler May Go, Too, Say Reports

‘Oversight’ Brings Reds in   Yalu Power Dam Fate Unexplained by UN

‘Oversight’ Blamed For Red Intervention  Chinese Ignorance of UN Plans Enr Daurnw RtaElnww Bla mse

Oversight Puts China In War   UN Fails To Give Intentions on Power

Samuel Taylor Venable Dies Tuesday Evening; Services Are Thursday

Draft Call for Texas Increased ‘Next Two Months   Calls for January And February Total 8279

County Governments Will Have More Power Under New Measure Signed by Gov. Dewey

Gen. Clay S. Weinberg Appointed  Truman Attends Oath Ceremonies;  GM Appeal Denied

Wilson Names  ODM Assistants  Gen. Clay, Weinberg To Help Mobilze U.S.

Wilson Sworn As Director of Mobilization   Names Lucius Clay and Sidney Weinberg as Top Assistants Without Pay

General Clay To Assist Defense Czar   Wilson Takes Post; Officer, Banker Appointed Aides

ODM Chief Names Aides  Clay and Weinberg   Clay and Weinberg To Serve Without Pay; No Agency Merger Ye

General Clay To Assist In U.S. Program  Wilson Named U. S. Army Officer As Assistant

Wilson Picks 2 Aides For Defense Job   250 Large Corporations Requested to Help in Stabilizing Economy

Wilson Goes Into Action  On National Defense Job   Industry Mobilizing Rapidly As Congress Okays Appointment

Effort To Check Price Rises... . Mobilization Tied To Inflation War

Wilson-Sworn In as Director Of Mobilization  Gen. Clay and Banke Are His Assistants

Mobilization Chief Names His Two Assistants   Gen. Clay And Banker Weinberg Will Serve Without Compensation

Weinberg Also Named To Help Charles Wilson   Oath Of Office Is Taken As Job Gets Started In Capital

Wilson Takes Up Mobilization Task  Names Gen.Clay, Weinberg Aides

Wilson Takes Over as Chief Of Mobilization  Government Asks 251  Firms For Advance  Price Hike Notice

Top Aides Are Named By Wilson   Gen. Clay, Investment Banker Are Selected As Chief Assistants

Wilson Assumes Duties As Chief Of Mobilization   Names Gen. Lucius Chay And Sidney. Weinberg. Banker, As Assistants

Wilson Officially Takes Over Reins Of National Defense Mobilization

Wilson Begins Work as Defense Mobilizer, Appoints Assistants   Immediate Plans Are to Survey Task and Get The Facts; ESA Asks Week’s Notice Before Any Price Hikes. Refects General Motors Apzeal

Weinberg And General Clay Are Appointed   Immediate Plans: to Continue Surveying Work, Getting Facts

MOBILIZATION CHIEF NAMES ASSISTANTS   General Lucius Clay and Banker Sidney Weinberg Appointed To Aid Wilson   TAKES OATH OF OFFICE

Give Advance Price Notice, Business Told   Warning of Boost Ordered by ESA; Wilson Takes Oath

Wilson Calls For Advance Notice On Price Boosts  Former Head Of GE Takes Over As Mobi Ca oe

Wilson Sworn in At White House   Takee Over as Mobilization Boss as Government Calle for Advance Notice an Major Price Riess

New Defense Chief Takes Office Today   Mount Vernon Assured Of Huge Glove Factory

MOBILIZATION CHIEF WILSON TAKES OFFICE   Names Gen. Clay and Banker Weinberg as His Assistants.

Senate Confirms  Wilson  Mobilization ©   Mobilization ° Chief ‘Takes Oath

Wilson Becomes Mobilization Director Today   Immediately Picks Clay And Weinberg As His Assistants

Wilson Defense Director   Names Gen. Lucius Clay And Sidney Weinberg to be  His Assistants

Wilson Lists 2 Assistants   General Lucius Clay and Banker Sidney Weinberg Selected Today.

Defense ‘Czar’ Sworn, Names Two Top Aids   Wilson Appoints Gen. Lucius Clay, Sidney Weinberg

C. E. Wilson Takes Over Mobilization   Companies Asked to Give Advance Notice of: Price lacreases

Weinberg And Clay Selected: For Top: Posts   Director Takes Oath in Office: Of President

Wilson Heads Mobilization   Takes Over Reins Today; He’s Set To Drive Fast

Wilson Sworn In as Chiet of Mobilization   New Director Names General Lucius Clay And Banker Weinbers At Top Assistants

Wilson Appoints Two Assistants   Gen. Lucius Clay and Sidney Weinberg Are Chosen

Wilson Takes Over as Defense Mobilization Director,  Appoints Two Main Assistants  General Clay, Sidney Weinberg Are Selected for Service

Names Aides For Big Post   Government Asking Big  Carporations to Give Netice Before Price Raises

WILSON NAMES TOP AIDES FOR MOBILIZATION   TAKES OATH TODAY, NAMES GEN. CLAY, BANKER WEINBERG

Clay, Weinberg To Aid Wilson  In Mobilization   Corporations Asked To Give Seven Days’ Notice Before Raises

New Director Begins Setting Uy Defense Agency   Ask Corporations To Serve Advance Notice Of Price Advances; Lack Of Curbs Costly, Shappard Says

Wilson Takes Over As Chiet Ot Mobilization   Appoints Clay, Weinberg As Aides: 7-Day Notice On Hikes Asked

Wilson, ‘In’ © As Mobilizer’ Selects Aides  Appoints Gen. Oly. Weinherag: Aasiet   Appoints Gen. Clay, Weinherg Assistants; Survey Will Continue

Mobilization Chiet Takes Over; ESA To Check Price Boosts   Auto Rollback Stavs

Ask Week Notice on Price Hikes   Charles E. Wilson Takes over Reins aft Mohilizatian

LIGHT ON DEMO TREASURER’S PAY   PAPER SAYS BR. F. RAGLAND AND FAMILY DRAW §15,. 9) FROM STATE.

SUCCESS FOLLOWS DAYLONG BATTLE;  ee ee ee ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee eee  Hill 314 Won By Yankees  SUCCESS FOLLOWS DAYLONG  ee ae   South Koreans Press Adrance Eastward To Kuchon With Little Red Opposition

NIGHT: ATTACK BY COMMIES I$ EXPECTED   ' North Koreans Fail Ta Make Gains * puring The Day

Ohio Tragedy Hits Pa. Unit Starting Duty   Passenger Train Rams Troop Cars; 40 in Hosnital

100 Injured In Collision During Fog   Fast Passenger Train Rams Into Troop Carrier

Thirty-Two Dead in Ohio Train Wreck   Troop Train Rammed From Rear in Fog By Fast Passenger

Passenger Train Rams Wilkes-Barre Soldiers, Enroute To Atterbury

Cabbie Admits Brutal Murder   Bellaire Man Beat Girl with Tree Limb

Strachey’s Appointment  Under Fire   Attlee Named Former Communist As New War Minister

British Seek Another Spy; Parleys Held   Attlee’s War Aide Denies Communist Leanings Since °40

FARM LABORER FELLED BY AXE   Alleged Attacker Give. Self Up At County Jail

Rail Strikes hit Both US And Canada   Union Leaders Put Moratorium On More Strikes

Canadian and US Railroads Idled   Parliament Weighs Strike; Continue Talks in US Dispute

Trainmen Agree To Halt Spread Of Train Strike   Big Strike in Canada, Local U.S. Strikes On

Rail Strikes Still Going   U. S. Unions Call Off More Strikes: Canada Tied Up

Railroad Strikes Paralyze Traffic In Canada, U. S.   Dominion Plans Special Session Of Parliament To Meet Crisis: Moratorium  Halts Spread Of Tieup

Walkouts Hit Rail Systems   Canadian Strike May Ge * Early Attention—U. $ . Negotiations Go On. *

Still No Break in Canadian and U. $ Dailroad Strikes   Canada’s Rail. Telegraph Service Paralyzed: To Continue Necotiations.

Recover Truckload Of Seized Liquor   0. ©. Police Also Gct Man Who Admits Steal " se0 It in Texas

‘Carnival Boy’ Search Reopens   Meningitis Seare Shifts to Indiana

SEVERAL CHECK-UPS MADE Where's Boy With Meningitis? Authorities Renew Their Hunt

HUNT FOR SICK BOY CONTINUES   Indiana, Ohio Authorities At Odds In Meningitis Case.

Ohio-Indiana Authorities At Odds In Hunt For Boy With Meningitis; Mt. Summit Inspection A Blank

New Budget Fight.Looms   House Turns to State Meas. ure, Cut Three Million by Senate Action.

HIGH AIR FORCE JOB GIVEN REPUBLICAN   John A. McCene, Close Friend Of Finletter, Named Under-Secretary

Truman Names AF Executive   John MecCone Chosen As Under-Secretary

Airborne Virus Is Blamed for Strange Malady Reported In Mercersburg Area

Pope Makes Talk To Tobacco Men   Cautions Them To Help Combat Abusive Uses Of Product

Price Daniel Says Segregation Rule Congress’ Policy  Texan Fights Back _ At Brief Filed By Rand OF Court’.

Wiley Renews Seaway Plea   War Points Need of Project, Senator Says

TB Receipts Reach $5,139.68  Report on 1949 Seal Sale, Bond Drive in Caunty Mada at Maat

Eagles Arrange Kids’ Last Fling   Fun Day Saturday Before School

Eagles Ready to. Entertain kik Here Saturday  Movie at IO A. M.., Free Swimming,

NEW ESPIONAGE BILL APPROVET   SENATE FLAN WOULD BAR FORFIGNERS, EVEN DIPLOMATS, FOR SECURITY.

New Spy Hunt Rules Sought   Senate Subcommittee Procedure Under Fire On Upper House Floct

IH Workers In 8 Plants On Strike  Union, Management Said “Miles Apart”

Spot Wreckage of Navy Plane Off Denmark   Believed to Be from Privateer Lost Since Saturday

Mercy Killing Trial Opens In Pennsy   Worker Pleads Not Guilty In Death Of Incurably Ill Brothe

State Man Charged With Killing Cancer-Ravaged Brother  Mercy Slayer Must Stand Tria!

Jury Indicts For Murder in Mercy Slaying   Harold Mohr, 36, Enters Not Guilty Plea; Is Ordered to Stand Trial

Mercy Death Trial Opens This Morning   ‘Harold Mohr indicted For Killing Cancer-Ridden Brother

HOWARD MOHR GOES TO TRIAL   Pennsylvanian Facing Manslaughter And Murderd<charges

Strike Closes 15 Grain Elevators  In Buffalo Area   Threatens to Tie Up Flour Industry in Milling Center

‘Breaks Down in Court Ilse Faking Insanity ‘Or Not? Dectors Wonder

5 MILLION TO VOTE   In Egypt's First General Election In Five Years

Smallest Wheat Crop In Past Six Years Forecast by Experts  Agriculture Officials Believe Farmers Won’t Produce Surplus Crop

New Trials Denied for Trio Found Guilty in Slot Machine Conspiracy

PROBE ILLINOIS CRASH; 3 DEAD   Greenville Authorities Tc Quiz Girl, One of 34 Injured On U.S. 40.

Red Hunt To Feature Secret Session Tuesday  Lattimore, Budenz, MeCarthyv Te Meet:   Lattimore, Budenz, McCarthy To Meet; Truman Answer Due

MCCARTHY, BUDENZ, LATTIMORE CALLED   To Appear In Senate Closed Door Session; Amerasia Case Inquiry Ordered

Senators Call Closed Session On Red Charge:   Three Principals In Case to Attend Tuesday Meeting

Principals Will Meet Behind Closed Doors   McCarthy, Lattimore And Budenz Are Called to Testify

Closed Door Session in  Spy Probe   M'Carthy, Lattimore and Budenz To Testify Aaain Tuesday.

Calls Principals For Closed Door Committee Parley  Budenz To Testify; President Expected  a =o a oe

Red Probers Planning Secret (Talk. With Principals in ‘Case   . McCarthy; Lattimore and Budenz Will be Called: by Investigators for Closed- Door Session Tomorrow on Charges by. Latter.

Principals In Red Probe  Summoned McCarthy, Budenz   McCarthy, Budenz And Lattimore Get Senate Invitation

Senate Committee Calls McCarthy,  Lattimore, Budenz Will Testify in  —— ge 9

Probers Summon Chiel Figures in Red Hunt To a Secret Session   Order Checkup on  Security Division   Truman Will Reply to McCarthy on Radio; > Acheson Lashes Solon

Home Fires In Nation Take Heavy Toll   Many Persons Lose Lives In Flames During Week

 Three More Persons Perish in Fires Today, Bringing U. S. Toll for 36 Hours fo 22 -

NATION'S DEATH TOLL T0 22 IN SEVERAL FIRES   Series of Blazes Within 36 Hours Has Exacted Heavy Loss of Life

6 Aboard C-47 Die in Otfawa   Laurence Steinhardt Had Served in Sweden, Peru, Turkey, Russia

Navy Tightens Security Rules  West Coast Bases Limi ting Visitors

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Secret Groups--Trio Is Missed  By “Lobby” Probers

Philadelphia Expected to Keep 3d Spot   Pasadena Passes ~ Glendale for Third Place in County

Steel Wage  Offer Is Accepted  USW Agrees to 16-Cent Average Hike; Prices Are Also Increased

Steel Union Takes Raise Of 16 Cents      U. S. Steel Will Increase Prices 514 Per Cent To Cover Bonst

Oseulatory Eproar Kiss Pulsates Whole Town, Mayor and Schools Invelred

Inflation Seen Main Problem  Business Beam Can Absorb War Preqram

Nation’s Business May Absorb Arm: Funds Without Lowerino Standards

Vigorous Business Volume May Be Able To Absorb War Cost Without Disrupting Standard Of Living   Redirection Of Resources

INFLATION FIGHT — U.S. Business Maps Ways To Maintain Living Standards

Inflation Appears As Real Threat lo U . Economy  e Puan 11S   Chances Even U.S. Can Absorb Huge Spending Program

NEVER HAD LESSON Cowboy Painter in Dallas To See His Art Exhibit

Early. Trial For Collazo  Ts Ft. tt %- wre _   February Likely Time Guard Slayer Will  Face Murder Charge

Early Murder Trial is Seen For Collazo   Puerto Rican Who Attempted to Kill Truman May Go O Trial in February

February Trial... For Collazo Is Now in Prospect   i Investigators See se  No Need for Delay; Funeral Rites for Slain Guard Tadav

EARLY TRIAL DATE SET FOR ASSASSIN   No Need for Delay, Say Federal Investigators

Bednasek Case Goes To Jury   Judge’s Instructions Give Jurors Five Possible Verdicts.

'2 Drownings, 3 Traffic Fatalities ‘Occur over State During Weekend

CHEMIST GUILTY OF SPY CHARGE   HARRY GOLD ENTERS GUILTY PLEA — COURT DELAYS PASSING SENTENCE,

Publisher Bucks ‘Good Old Baylor Line’  Baptist Citadel Accused Of Copvriaht Infrinqement

Luxurious Police Living Scanned  Crime Probers Ask: ‘Dan €100 Do This’

. News Briefs: ne Around the Tri-State   VETERANS TO ASSIST IN MILITARY FUNERAL.

MacArthur Trip Cheers Up Formosa   Talks With Chiang Give Optimism To Chinese People

Gen. MacArthur Back In Tokyo  Chiang’s Troops Not Going To Korea

M’Arthur Flies Back To Japan   Turns Down Chiang’s Offer of 33,000  Nationalist Troops

M’Arthur Flies Back To Japan  Turns Down Chiang's   Turns Down Chiang’s Offer of 33,000 Nationalist Troops

Rejects Offer of Chinese Troops  MacArthur Returns After Visit to Chiang

MacArthur Rejects Help From Chiang  Says Troops Needed   Says Troops Needed For Formosa, Which He Vows To Defend

TRUMAN BACKERS SPLIT ON GAS BILL   SOME URGE HIM 10 APPROVE MEASURE, OTHERS CALL FOR A VETO.

SCIOTO READS: 18.4 FEET Mercury Falling, Cutting Down Threats Of Flood:

ALLIES ESCAPE BiG MILITARY REVERSE   Credits Field Commander With Skillful Moves

General Brands Chinese Entry Grave Threat   Allies Hold Own As MacArthur Names Mao Troops

FIGHTING NEW FOE   ; .  ‘MacArthur Warns of Rein - forcements for ‘Alien Communist Forces”

Thinese Reds Warned By Gen. MacArthur  © Reinforcements In Kor rea ‘May Lead

M Arthur Says “Alien” Units On Offensive   Intervention Termed Of “Gravest” World Significance—Large  Enemy Reserve Cited

U.N. Chief Calls The Invasion an “Offensive Act’   Units Well Supplied To Continue Conflict, Alfied Leader Asserts

Attaches ‘Grave Significance To New Threat  Calls Move ‘One Of Most Offensive Acts Of International Lawlessness’

War Situation Called ‘Grave   MacArthur Warns Of International Red ‘Lawlessness’

FIGHTING NEW FOL   MacArthur Warns of Rein : forcements for “Alien ° ee  Communist Forces

MacArthur Warns Of Great Dangers: ‘If Red Forces In Korea Reinforced   U.N. Commander Declares It Matter Of The “Gravest International Significance; Does Not Identify Chinese Soldiers.

Situation Grave, M’Arthur Warns  Next Step Awaited Fram Manchuria

MacArthur Points Out Danger In ‘Aliens’ Entry   Charges ‘International Lawlessness’ In Invasion From Manchuria; Says Red Reinforcements Massed

KeKnKunn TRUMAN CONFERS WITH ACHESON, OFFICIALLY SILENT. ON WAR REPORTS   MacArthur Warns Against Alien Reds in Korean War

Women Favored As Jurors In "Mercy Death" Trial   Both Defense and Prosecution Appear To Eavor Them In Paight Murder Case

Trend Toward Food Cutback May Be Slowed   Tense International Situation Cited But No Changes As Yet

QUITS POLAND'S "IN DELEGATION   MEMBER RESIGNS AS A PROTEST AGAINST WALKOUT ON MONDAY

Might Take Weeks   Polish Delegate Protests Russian Walkout in UN

SOVIET OFFICIAL ASKS U. S. REFUGE  Polish Delegate to U. N. Protests Walkout, Quits

Polish Delenate To U.N. Protests Thrust At China   Resigns As Member Of Country's Representation

Civitan Clubs QO pen Sessions  Here Thursday   District Event To Hear Treasurer Wolford In  Feature Talk

Tour of Special Train Highlights Activities ~ertecicnenenallmanedleetanicintannntome tn eh ee aClUIes  State on Parade for Pennsylvania Week

Justice Department Urges Caution In Passing Anti-Communist Bills

Caufion Urged On Red Laws   Hormful Effect Of Anti -. Communist Measures Cited

House Warned  To Watch Step   Anti-Communist Measures Mav Be Unconstitutional

CAUTION URGED ON ANTI-COMMIE LEGISLATION   Justice Department Doubts Constitutionality Of Such A Law   HOUSE COMMITTEE LAUNCHES HEARINGS

CALL WELDER TO FREE VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT   NEPHEW OF SHERIFF SERIOUSLY INJURED NEAR SELMAVILLE

Vishinsky Assails '20-Year Peace Plar As U. $. Dictation   “Useless to Talk Of Peace If Russ Plan is Iqnored

VISHINSKY SAYS PEACE DEPENDS ON RUSSIAN PLAN   USELESS TO IGNORE RUSSIAN DEMANDS AND EXPECT PEACE

Vishinsky Condemns Lie Peace Plan, Rans UN Deteat Of Soviet Proposal

U. S. Forces Push Through  Snow Toward Manchuria   Vishinsky Assails Lie’s Peace Plan as ‘Washinaton Dictation’

Russian Assails Lie Proposal as Dictated by U.S.  Kremlin Minister   Kremlin Minister  Demands Seating Of Red Chinese

Insists China Must Be Given Council Seat   Also Declares Red Accord Program Should Be Adopted

Only Our Plan Means Peace: Russia To UN  Vishinsky Opens Debate On Lie’s 20-Year Plan For  i netinen Aereard

'No Peace Except Through Soviet Plan, Is Warning   Communist China Must Sit on Council, Is Neer-lJ}itimatum

Russian Attacks Lie Plan   UN Assembly Told by Vishinsky, Washington Dictated Proposal of Secretary-General

Vishinsky Attacks Lies’ Peace Plan   Russian Delegate Hurls More Charges

Lie 20-Year Peace Formula U. S. Dictated, Vishinsky Says   Insists Communist China Must Sit in On Council

Vishinsky Lashes U.N. Peace Plan   Soviet Minister Repeats UItimatum That Red China Be Seated.

Russian Insists Red China Sit On UN Council   Lie Hit Personally In Verbal Blast By Foreign Minister

Lewis Declines-to Testify About Secret Signals   But UMW President at Same Time Denies Using Mine Strike Code.

Secret Signals Denied By Lewis   President Of Mine Union Refuses To Testify At Committee Hearing

Lewis Denies Secret Orders   Claim Miners Told to Continue With Strike

Lewis Declines fo Testify af Committee Hearing: Denies He Sent Secref Signals

Lewis Declines to Appear Voluntarily Before Committee   Denies He Gave Secret Signals In Coal Strike

Lewis Denies He Signaled Miner:   Turns Down Invitatios to Testify Before Labor Committce

Lewis Declares ‘Whistle Story’ Entirely False   UMW Chief, However Refuses Invitation by Congress to Testify in Case.

LEWIS TESTIMONY NOT FORTHCOMING   Declines to Appear Before House Committee

Lewis Refuses To Testify In Whistle’ Probe   Won't Come Voluntarily, Denies Secret Coal Strike Signals

Lewis Declines Visit to Inquiry  Refuses Voluntary Probe Testimony

He Refuses Invitation To Testify   it’s Firat Public Answer Made By Mine Union Chief

Lewis Denies Sending Secret Code To Miners  Refuses To Testify Valuntarily Refare

Lewis Declines To Testify Before House Labor Subcommittee, Denies Accusations  Of Giving Secret Orders To His Strikers

Lewis Refuses Committee ‘Invitation’ But Denies Secret ‘Signals’ In Strike

Lewis Denies Sending Secret Strike Signals   Declines to Testify to House Subcommittee Voluntarily

LEWIS DENIES SECRET SIGNALS   Mine Workers Leader Refuses To Testify Voluntarily

Lewis Won't Talk Strike With Probers   Denies Secret Walkout Signals

Lewis Denies He Ordered Miners To Ignore No-Strike Injunction Last Winter

INQUIRY INTE STRIKE ORDER   Committee, However, to Hea Union Miner Who Was Fined $50,000.

Lewis Refuses To Testify At  House Hearing   Mine Chief Denies He Sent Secret Signals To Diggers

Lewis Refuses To Appear At House Probe   Denies Secret Strike Signals To UMW Miners

' -—DECLINES BID TO TESTIFY— Lewis Denies Secret  Coal Strike Signals

Lewis Says Miners Got No Signals   Denies “Whistle Stop’ Charge, but Refuses To Testify.

Won't Testify Voluntarily, Lewis Says   Invitation to Appear Before House Group Rejected; Denies  + Secret Signals’

LEWIS DENIES STRIKE SIGNAL   Miner’s Secret Code Charge Called False; Refuses To Testify.

PRESBYTERIAN S GIVEN REPORTS   General Assembly Considers Issues, One Involving Church Property.

Church Property Issue Is Expected loBeBrought Before Presbyterians

“Tomoviws Headlines “/aday By UNITED PRESS  YANKS IN KOREA ADVISE AMERICANS TO GET  READY TO DEFEND THEMSELVES AGAINST RENS

Ferguson Or Taft?  Lausche Says He'll Casi Ballot For ‘Best Man’

Marshall Plan Aid To Great Britain To Be Cut On Jan. 1   Economic Comeback Stated As Reason For Aid Ceasation

Marshall Plan Aid To Britain Ends On January 1   Gives That Nation's Economic Recovery As Reason for Curtailment.

U.S. Cuts Off British Marshall Plan Aid: Action Effective On January 1

Economic Comeback Is Reason   Suspension Does Not Mean Permanent End Of Aid

Stop Marshall Aid fo Great Britain   Economic Setback in Isle Cited as Reason

Nation First To Recover, Drop From Program   Action on Stand- -by Basis; Defense Set-up Is Not Affected

U. $. Cuts Off Marshall Plan Aid to Britain   England’s Economic Comeback Makes It «No Longer Necessar

‘On Sounder Footing Now—  ‘Great Britain Stepping Out of Marshall Plan

Marshall Aid To British to Stop on Jan. 1   Britain Is First Nation To Step Out of Program For Rehabilitation War Torn Europe

 —JOINT ANNOUNCEMENT —  U.S. suspents Marshall Pian Fielp to Enalane

U.S. Marshall Aid to Britain Will Be Cut Off on January    Empire’s Comeback In Economic Field Makes End Possible

Marshall Cash For London Ends With New Year   Britain Alloted $2.6 Billions Since April, 1948

U.S. Cites Economic Comeback  Program Startec   Program Started April of. 1948

Believes British Reach Sound Economic Point  Can Renew Program lf Condition

U.S. Ending ERP Aid To Great Britain   England’s Economic Comeback Cancels Need for Further Financial Help

Marshall Aid to Great Britain to Be Stopped Jan. 1   British Resources Termed ‘Adequate’ For Near Future

Cut Britain From Marshall Aid On Jan. Ist   Economic Comeback of Nation Is Given As Reason For Removal

Aid To Britain Will End Jan. 1  Marshall Plan Help Cur OF} By U. S$.

U.S. 10 CUT OFF AID TO BRITAIN   Marshall Fund Dollars No Longer Are Needed

U.S. CUTS OFF GREAT BRITAIN MARSHALL Ald   Nation Becomes First T Recover Under European Aid Program

L.S. to Cut ERP Aid te Britain  Marshall Plan Funds To Step on January  —*Come-Back” Cited

U.S. Cuts Off Great Britain  Marshall Aid   Nation's Economie Progress In Past Year Makes Action Possible

U.S. ENDING BRITISH AID JANUARY 1   Economic Recovery Reason for Early End to Marshall Plan There; England Got $2,694,300,000.

Economic  Gain Cited In Shutoff   Stoppage Effective ai Year End; Might Be Reconsidered.

Economy Of Islands Said To Be Stronger   First Nation To Step Outside Of Aid Program

Great Britain’s Speedy Economic Comeback Leads U.S. to Cut Off Marshall Plan Aid January 1

Cites Comeback Made by English U.S. Halts Marshall Plan Aid To Britain Effective Jan. 1

BRITISH AID ~ JANUARY 1   Economic Recovery Reason for Early End to Marshall Plan There; England Got $2,694,300,000.

U.S. Ending Aid to Britain  Marshall Plan Funds to Be Cut Off Ian. 1

CITE ECONOMIC COMEBACK’ AS CHIEF REASON   Order Curtailing Further Assistance Effective On January Ist

Crackdown on Race Track Infomation Services Is Launched by Senate Group

Senate Begins Probe of Bookie Service   ‘Wayne Coy,   FCC Chairman, Testifies Today  By John A. Goldsmith

MOY ALA AI —— LEAL EIVWLUIN Lo  Korea Aid Vital, Says Acheson   EFFECT ON ALL ASIA FEARED

ACHESON URGES AID FOR KOREA   To Stop Help Now Would Be Unfortunate, He Says

Acheson Asks Restoration Of Korean Aid   Tells Congress Halt In Help Would Be Most Unfortunate

Korea, China Help Urged By Acheson   Reversal of House Vote Asked in Plea Before Committee

Acheson Back: Planto Renew Aid to Korea   Takes Up Study Of Asia Policy

Lawmakers Hear Acheson In Plea For Korean Help  ‘To Stop Now Unfortunate’. State  Gacrratary Save

Acheson Insists On Aid to Korea   House Committee On Foreign Affairs Hears Urgent Appeal

Shouldn't Cut Off Korean Aid Now, Acheson Reporis  EE ee eae is eee   Says Stoppage Woulc Affect-Entire Area Of Southeast Asia’ *

ACHESON FOR MAINTAINING AID 70 KORE   Says for U.S. to End Economic Help Now Would Be “Unfortunate.”

Acheson Asks Aid  For Korea   To Stop Economic Help Now Would Be ‘Most Unfortunate’, He Tells Committee

Acheson Defends Aid to Korea as Best Safeguard   Secretary Outlines Our Responsibilities in Korea Before Pineectiivcs

AID TO KOREAN PEOPLE VITAL, ACHESON SAYS   All Southeast Asia Would B. Hurt if Economic Assistance Stopped Now

Upholds Aid For Korea   Acheson Tells Body That Stopping Help Could Prove Serious

MEN REFUSE TO WORK WITH OUT CONTRACT   Would Even Refuse To Obey Order . From UMW Prexy

Reds Back Part Of U.S. Program   Vishinsky Fails To Sa Say What Items In American Plan For Peace He Likes

Vishinsky Hints Moscow Favors Powers for U.N.   Offers Surprise Agreement on Parts of Policy

Vishinsky Puzzles UN Delegates With Assertion Russia Favors U.S. Plan for Assembly Powers  Dulles Outlines Program Calling For Stand-by Military Forces

Surprise in Vishinsky  Agreement   Says Russia Favors Some  Points in Program to Give UN Standby Forces   INTRODUCED BY US   Statement Is a Puzzle To Other Delegates In the Security Council

Vishinsky Gives UN A Shock   Says Soviet Favors ‘Some Points’ in U.S. Plan for Stronger UN; Doesn’t Say at Ones

Russia Favors Some Points  Of U.S. Plan   In Surprising Statement, Vishinsky Tells U. N. Committee He Favors Part of American Program.

Russia Springs  Surprise, Favors U.N.. Improvement:   Vishinsky Agrees  la. Part to Proposed General Assembly Emergency Powers:

RUSSIA BACKS PART OF U.S. PEACE PLAN   Program Would Give Emergency Power To <Fight Aqaression

RUSSIA FOR SOME POINTS OF U. S. PLAN   Vishinsky Springs Surprise by Endorsing Part of Outline to Increase U. N. Assembly Power.   DULLES PROPOSES ENFORCING PEACE   American Plan Calls for World Army and Emergency Sessions of VetoAssembly.

Surprise Comes In  U.N. Session   Soviet Leader’s Statement Stumps Assembly Delegates

Vishinsky Favors ‘Parts of Plan For U. N. Force   Russian Stand Surprise, Pazzle To West Nations

Vishinsky Surprises UN By Saying ‘Russia Favors Some Of US Program

U.N. Puzzled By Vishinsky Stand on Plan   Assembly Receives Program to Upset Vetoes by Russia

Vishinsky in Puzzling Move   Says Russia Favors Some Points of Sweeping Plan te Give U. N. Emergency  Pawars

RUSSIA FAVORS SOME POINTS IN U.N. PLAN   Vishinsky In Surprising Statement Following  Dulles’ Speech

Statement Made by Sovie Delegate to U.N. Polit ical Committee   American Proposal Has Backing of Six Other  Members

U. S. Plea te UN: Stop Little Wars  i a   Korean Success Accidental, Dulles Tells Assembly

Vishinsky in Puzzling Statement on Accepting Part of U. 5. Plan; Dulles Outlines American Policy

Vishinsky Says Russia Favors Some Points of American Plan   Soviet Foreign Minister Makes Surprising Statement in. Discussion of Plan to Give Emergency Powers to General Assembly

VISHINSKY LIKES SOME AMERICAN U.N. PROPOSALS   CREATES SURPRISE WITH ACCEPTANCE OF STANDBY ARMY PLAN

Russia Favors Some Points In UN Peace Plan  Surprising Words  Puzzle Delegates Pe! Pe, eS. eee ce

Vishinsky Statement Pu zzles Assembly  Soviet ‘Likes Parts’ of US  Peace Plan

Dulles Asks UN Approve  Peace Aims’   U.S. Wanis Strong Force To Put Down Avgerressive Actions

The Weather   Russ Favor Part of U.S.  Peace Plans  U.N. Surprised By Vishinsky; May Cut Debate

Vishinsky Says Russia Favors Some Points of Plan for World Force to Stamp Out Aggression

U.N. Hears ‘PeaceGesture’   Favors Some Points of U. S. _... Program to Combat... a Aggression —

Part Of U.S. Plan Favored By Vishinsky   Surprising State. ment Made Atte: Dulles’ Address

U.N. Gets Plan To Stamp Out ‘Little’ Wars   Vishinsky Springs Surprises  Favors ‘Some’ Of Prosram

VISHINSKY SAYS RUSSIA APPROVES PART OF U. S. PLAN   Program Urges Standby Military Force To Back Up U. N. Decisions

\Vishinsky Says ‘Russia Favors  Some U. N. Points   Emergency Powers to Combat Aggression Uraed by U.S.

Vishinsky Says Russia Favors Parts of Plan   Points Approved Are Not Specified

TAFT ASKS REVIEW. OF AID 10 EUROPE   SENATOR WANTS CONGRESS TO LOOK INTO PROPOSED MILITARY ASSISTANCE.

att Wants Aid o Europe Gone nto Carefully  ‘Senator For Tax or Defense Bie on. eatin ae fors

Britain-France Consult With U.N. Secretary   Discuss Strategy For Breaking China Deadlock

Local Train Service Is Due For Cut   ‘Brown-Out’ In Lansing Failing, Report Indicates

More Railroad Men and Industrial Workers Laid Off In Coal Crisis. ©

3,000 More Trainmen Laid Oif, Coal Crisis Worsens   Schools Prepare to Close, Cities Stage Moves to Save Power

TEMPERATURE   Bound, Nude Body Found In Hickory Creek   Dorothy Kelm Strangled InS. J. Home; Quiz 2

Carrollo, 3 Ofhers In Guilty Plea to Illegal Liquor Sale  Kansas City Quartet   Kansas City Quartet Was Indicted After U.S. Agents’ Raid

Carrollo, Three Others, Plead Guilty To Selling Contraband Liquors

Carrollo and Two Others Admit U. 5. Liquor Charges   Were Indicted by Grand Jury for Illegal Sales Operations.

Dr. Fuchs Trapped Through A Single Word In Russian Agent's Notebook Found In Canada

Fuchs Trapped by One Word in Russiar Agent’s Notebook  Arrests of More Commies Expected  To Be Made Soon

Hunt for Three  Fugitives Ends femporarily Watch Will Be  Kept on Large Wooded Area

SEVERE STORM HITS MIDWEST, EASTERN AREA   Winter's Death Toll Reaches 52; Snow Piles High.

Midwest Whippec By Near-Blizzard And Deep Snow   Winds, Rain Sweep Northeastward Into New England States

Rev. Poling Next Forum Personality   ' Son of Early Westmar Head Has Won F ame, Honor as Chaplain

PART OF BODY IS DISCOVERED   Found In Half-Ruined Shack; Police Hunt _ Two Missing Men

Blood-Stained Boat, Shotgun Also Found  Parts Of Human Body, Burned  Shack Are Clues In Mystery

Quarterly Profits Up From Year Age  Corporations Study Shows Six Per Cent More Earning Power

Corporations Show Profits  on Increase  Upward Trend Is Strong; Cars Lead Money Earners

Corporation Profits Up 6 Per Cent   Automobile Industry Makes Greatest Gain, Rails Largest Drop

AP Survey Reveals 6 Per Cent Gain in Ist Quarter  Strong Upward Trend Shown in Earnings of U. S. Corporations

General Motors Paces Field With 55 Pct. Gain— Profits OF 5098 Firms Renorted Hidher In First Quarter

Corporations Earned More Than in 1949  6 Percent Gain In Firet Oucrter.   6 Percent Gain In First Quarter, Survey Reveals

1950 PROFITS GAIN OVER “45   Survey of 508 Corporations Show Earnings Increase of 6 Per Cent.

Profit Reported by Corporations   All Fields of Business 6% Ahead of Last Year

Publisher Objects To ‘Methods Used’ By Governor  To Get Nomination

Gannett Breaks With Gov, ewer  Publisher Dislikes Political Methods —

FRANK E. GANNETT T0 CAST BALLOT AGAINST DEWE}   Republican P u blisher Ancounces His Disapproval of Way Governc Got Nomination.   DENIES HIS PAPERS WILL SUPPORT LYNCH   Declares for Good of G. O. P New York Executive “Should Retire or Te Retired’ by Voters.

Expert Hired To Look Over Prisons Says They Need Plenty Of Changing

Prison Expert Says North Carolina Lacks Proper Rehabilitation System

Study Of Prisor System Reveals Faulty Approach   Expert Files Report Saying Prisoners Need Own Controls

But He Discounts It— Dewey Hears War with Russia Likely This Month

War To Come This Month, Dewey Is Told  Doesn't Believe It, Says GOP Leader

British Scientist Is Under Arrest  Klaus Fuchs Charged With Giving A-Bomb Secrets  To Russians AN ECHO IN AMERICA  Congress Summons Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves to Testify About Case

American FBI Assists In Breaking Case   Reich-Born Physicist Worked at Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, Capital

FBI’s Probe Led To Arrest Of Scientist   German-Born British Subject Knew Inside Of U.S. Plants

British Scientist Is Under Arrest  Klaus Fuchs Charged With _—— i.  o Russians AN ECHO IN AMERICA  Congress Summons Lt. Gen Leslie Groves to Testify Case  About

British Atomic Expert Nabbed   Claus Fuchs Charged with Violations of Secrets Acte

FBI Plays Part In Breaking Case Against British Atomie Scientist   German-Born Physicist Charged With Two Viole tions Of The Official Secrets Act; SenateHouse Committee Would Discuas Matter.

East Due To Get Western Cold Weather Soon   Temperatures Tumble In Midwest; Canadian Crops Buried In Snow.

Land-Sea-Alr Mock Battle Coming Up  Some £0,000 Men Will Fight Gigantic Compaign In Caribbean Soon

Weapons, Tactics Evolved Since End of War Will Be Employed in Winter Maneuvers

New Weapons Get Test in 'Portrex' Games   30.000 Men to Join in Biq Caribbean Exercises by Armed Forces

Caribbean Maneuvers Next,Month   U.S. Plans to Use Newest Weapons and Tactics In Joint AirSea-Land Exercises

Latest Weapons Of War To Be Shown In Gigantic Maneuvers  80,000 Men From American Armed Forces To) Take Part In Mock Battle In Caribbean

TO TEST NEW WAR WEAPONS   Equipment Evolved Since War To Be Tried Out  In Maneuvers

Big WarGames To Try Out New U.S. Tactics  Postwar Weapons To  Get Test; Submarines rT. Dl... f..°.... D.1..

Caribbean Land-Sea-Air Maneuvers To Use Weapons Evolved Since War

War Games To Involve  80.000 Mer   Maneuvers Start Taribbean Sea

Rodeo Performer Is Vicim of Accident   Frank Rowe Killed, One o Three Oklahomans in Traftice Toll

Churchill’s Party Thinks Laborites Will Crack From Internal Pressure

CONSERVATIVES HOLD WHIP HAND   Labor Party May Crack from Pressure

Conservatives in Position Now To Make Life Miserable for ; Laborites; Strategy is Planned

Puerto Rican Rebels Give Up  After Leaders Caught  Othere Swarm In

UPRISING AFTERMATH : Puerto Rico Terrorists Surrender i in Droves -

[ror Leaders datiied  Gun-Toting Puerto Rico Rebels Come Out of Hills to Surrender

Puerto Rican Rebel Leaders. Others Jailed   Nationalists Give l ! In Droves as Result Of Assassination Plot

Puerto Rican Revolt Appear: To Have Ended   Rebels Come Out Of Hills Ana Surrender Meekly

Governor to Sign Administration Rent Control Bill   Dewey to Speak to the People Tonight at 7:30 And Explain Measure

Will Sign Rent Bill, Give Talk   Governor Will Affix Signature to 6.0.P. Measure, Speak on Radio   Sets Up Machinery

Concern Felf Over Strained Relations  Acheson’s Aloofness aet0Ol.l™ —si—™ eas est   Acheson’s Aloofness Hurts Cause With Congress Leaders

ALOOFNESS BY ACHESON HIT   Democratic Senator Says Secretary Of State Ignoring Congress

Italy Quells Short Red Walkout   Police and Army Used to Control   Police and Army Used to Control Mobs in Cities; ; 1,000 Arrested

POLICE BREAK ANOTHER RED DEMONSTRATION   Most Serious Yet Of Incidents In Communist Strike

Powerful Police Forces In Rome Use Fire Hose To Drive Back Communists Attempting To Stage Demonstrations

Shots Divert Italy Strikers   Police Rush Lines, Break Up Marches

Police Disperse Mob in Rome; Prevent Rallies   Walkout Only About 40 Pct. Effective, Claim

POLICE PATROL STREETS; HALT AED AALLIE!   ‘Mob Advances on Italian  Foreign Office  i  i in Rome.

Gunfire Breaks Up Communist Mob In Rome   Thirty-Three Hurt At Bologna: Mob Overturns Police  Car: 1.000 Jailed

Rioting in Rome By Reds Quelled   Police Fire into Air to Drive off Mob in 12-hour Strike.

Police Drive Off Commie Mob in Rome   Nationwide General Strike Throughout Italy .

Rome Police Drive Off Strike Mob   Attempt Rallies By Reds Broken Up By Government

Nation-Wide Red Strike Splits Italy   Police Arrest 1000_ As-Communist Mobs  Stace Demanctratinne

NEW BATTLE IS BREWING AFTER FALL OF TAEJON   North Koreans Expected To Launch Attack By Striking Around Flank Of  American Positions,

Reds Hold Back Withg,t. Tanks  North m5 ar Fail To Follow  ‘ieee

Lose 12 Tanks While Taking Blazing Taejon   Communist Troops Reluctant to Move Without Tanks; 24th Division Digs  New Defense Positions Near Taejon

Korean Reds Fail to Follow Up Advantage   Rocket Launcher Makes Going Tough For Enemy Tanks

Invading Forces Fait To Push On To ‘South After Taking Stratesie City

Red Attack Slows After City Falls   Lack of Tanks Believed Reason for Failure of North Koreans to Go After Yanks   Rail Yards Hit   Movements From Seoul to South Slowed by B29 Damage

Korean Reds Fail To Follow Taejon Victory   New Racket Launcher Knocks Out Twelve Communist Tanke

While Taking Blazing Taejon   Communist Troops Reluctant to Move Without Tanks; 24th Division Digs  New Defense Positions Near Taejon

Reds Occupy Taejon Now   But Fail to Follow up Victory With Expected Atteck on U.S, Positions

UN STUDY DUE CHINA, ATOM BOMB   Officials Express Little Hope Russia Will Take Part In Sessions

Red China, Bomb Are Issues—~  Look for Special UN Session by Mid-May

SPECIAL SESSION / LOOMING FOR U.N.   A-Bomb, China Deadlock May Force Cal]

Special UN Session  In Prospect   Critical Issues Of Red-China, A-Bomb Would Be Subjects   McDonald Reverses Decision; To Run For Agriculture Post

Senate Objection To Nominees Up   Lucas Says Rejection No Popularity Test

Lueas: ‘An Old  Senate Custom’ ’   Democratic Leader Brushes Aside Rejection of Four Of Truman’s Nominations

Lucas Ignores Rejection Of Nominations   Declares Senate Refusal To Confirm Appointees No Test Fer Treman

KaKKKK* POLAND SETS UP NEW SYSTEM OF CENTRALIZED GOV'T, ALONG RED LINES

Gen. MacArthur Predicts Drive Early Next Month   Huge Enemy Force Being Deployed To Make Korea Drive

Red Attack  Seen Early In January   Tokyo Predicts Drive In Korea Coming in First 10 Days.

Activity of Enemy Planes fn. creased — Two Enemy MIG-15 Fighters Shot Down anI One Damaged In Dogfights.

Defends Recognition by Britain of Communist China as Facing Facts

‘Appeasement’ Of China Ruled Out by Attlee.   He Asserts Britain Will Stand With America in Korea’

Attlee Rules Out Red Appeasement   British Premier Vows English Will Remain With U. S. in Korea

U. S. Flag Raised Over Seoul Capitol   215-Mile Allied Noose Whipped Around Many Thousands Of North Koreans In South; Enemy Forces ‘Evaporating’

Indians Starve; Food Gathered   300 on Reservation at New Post Hungry

AGREEMENT Wt TO WITHDRAW   U. S, Headquarters: “Says Negoiiations Might Shorten War

CALL 6,000 M ILLINOIS FOR DRAFT EXAMS   Build Up Pool of 1-As; Firs' Quota is Only 1,244.

‘Committee Okays  $1.1 Billion Slash   Lueas Asserts Adjournment Mav Kill Imnost Act

Committee Cuts More Taxes. But Trumam Leaders Hint No Tax Legislation This Year

GROUP OKAYS $1 BILLION CUT IN EXCISE TAX   House Bloc Acts While Leaders Voice Doubt On Enactment in ’50

Action on Tax Cuts Doubted This Year  Congress Slashes Might Be Vetoed

Fate Of Tax Cuts Remains Up In The Ai  Action Hinges On New Money Bill

Lucas Says Senate May Not See Bill  Republican Wherry Says Cut In Levy ‘Must? For Session

12 Planes Lost As Air Armada Enters Action  Troop Transport Hits Mounte'n Taking Live

U. S. Transpor! Crashes in Korea: 23 Die   12 American Planes Lost Since Air Forces Eniered War

Braddock Exéellent Soldier—on Paper  Paper Work Just As Big A Job For Army In 1765   Took os Much Then to Run an Army os it Does Now os All Letters Had To Be Copied by Hand by Scribes

Fuchs Defense Likely To Be Divided Mind   Britain Launches Atom Security Check. Ton to Bottom

NEW PLAN TO DEAL WITH YOUNG DRIVERS   Police at Springfield to Order Youthful Traffic Violators Into Juvenile Court.

Bednasek ‘Urge to Kill’ Related   Admitted Having It, Policeman Testifies

Bednasek Said He Had Impulse to Kill Girl   Police Officer Tells Of Talk With Youth After Slaying

Officer Testifies Bednasek Told of Impulse to Kill   2 Roommates Say Co-ed Denies She Would Marry Him

DonaldsonAsks ICC ForAverage Hik Of 25 Per Cent In Parcel Post Rates

Donaldson Seeks Parcel Post Rute Bike from 1.C.C.   An Increase of  25 Percent Would Permit Service to Pay lts Own Way

Increase for Parcel Post   Donaldson Seeks to Jump Charges for Service 25 Per Cent

Boost in Parcel Post Rate Asked  Donaldson Asks ICC To Exercise Power

Seeks Hike In Parcel Post Rates   25% Increase Asked Of ICC by Postmaster Under Old Ruling; May Put Service in: Black

POSTAGE HIKE IS REQUESTED   Donaldson Wants’ Toa Raise Rates On Fourth Class Matter

Boost in’ Parcel Post Rafes Asked   Donaldson Wants ICC to Order Increase Averaging 25 Per Cent

Key Board Is Named    Five-Member Group . To Act. Under New, Anti-Subversive Law

Truman Picks Communist Control Board   Seth W. Richardson, Republican Attorney, Is Named Chairman

Names Board Of Control of  Communists   Roundup of Alien Reds in United States Begins

Pick Communist Control Board   Washington Attorney Named Chairman by President Truman

Republican Head Of Communist Control Board  Five-Member Group   Five-Member Group Named by Truman

TO CONTROL REDS   Five-Member Board Headed By Seth Richardson Is Named by Truman

ONE OF 100 YOUTH LEADERS  Safety Patrol Leader Wayne Anthony To Visit Washinaton Next Thursday

STORM FORMS IN GULF AREA NOW Florida Hurricane Damage Is  Estimated To Be $12 Million

High Tides Rip Florida Beaches  More Damage Follows a tart} PRL Caner

Florida Estimates. Storm Losses High   Figure Climbs to $12,000,000, Tides Tear At Beaches

Florida Counts Three Dead in Hurricane   Storm.Tapers . Off After Causing Heavy Damaae

Florida Rates Storm Damage  At $12 Million   Storm Warnings Ordered Down As Huge Twister Dies; Three Floridians Lose Their Lives

TOLL IS MOUNTING   Storm Damage Estimated at 12 Million; 3 Persons Killed ©

Florida Loss $12 Million   New Storm Forms South of Gulf: As Old One Dies Out

FLORIDA HAS STORM DAMAGE OF $12,000,000   Hurricane Loss is $8,000,000 In Miami; Dies Out In Georgia.

High Tides Rip Florida’s Beaches   Three Persons Are Dead: Damage Runs into Millions

—HURRICANE— Property And Crops Destroyed  Damage From Storr Runs Into Millions

Hurricane Loses Much Force As It Passes From Florida Into Georgia  Three Dead And Millions Lost In Property And Crop Damage; High Tides Tearing At The Reaches.

High Tides Lash Coast Of Florida   Hurricane Fizzles Out In Georgia After Doing Heavy Damage Ta Crons

Storm Loss Estimated at $12,000,000   Florida’s Citrus, Winter  _ Vegetable Crops Hard Hit by Big Blow; Coast Battles Hich Seas

Florida Storm Damage Put At $12,000,008   Big Blow Dies Out But Another Is Developing in Gulf

Florida Reviews Hurrieane’s Wake   Storm’s Force Dies, Leavine Three Dead

Florida Hurricane Damage May Reach $12 Million; Three Deaths Reported

Storm In Florida One Of The Worst In. That State’s Recent History   Two Train Wrecks Vie With Hurricane For Top Headlines In Nation’s Newspapers.

Hurricane Dying Ouf In Georgia: Florida Damages Put At$12 Million

Growing Crowds Await Birth Of Elizabeth’s Baby   3,000 Persons An Hour Pass Clarence House Waiting For Arrival Of Second Royal Infant To English Princess

Ea to Sports Page Tor Full Details —     ‘AIN. Y. Plainclothesmen Demoted IAs Dewey Demands Full Graff Probe

336 NY Police Are Demoted In Big Shakeup   Every Plainclothes Officer in City Is Busted by Murphy

Spring, Easter Concert Set Here  High School Concert Choir. Ensemble and Guest Soloists Sunday

Program for SHS Spring and Easter Choral Concert Sunday Is Announced

Thomas County Turns: Bown Thr -Amenth      ‘School Board ‘Plan: Passes, Unit ‘Rejected   Tabulation By _Dietriere

Farmers Are Reported Dissatistied With Old Belt Prices Paid Today

Housing Outlook at Camp Polk Loooms Problem for Militi      General to Send Man to Louisiana Town to Check Up and Coordinate Plans to Accommodate Guardsmen

Signs To Aid  State’s Two-W eek “Live Safely” Campaign   Red and White Banner To Be Safety Reminder

TRUMAN SAYS WILL NOT VISIT MOSCOW TO TALK   Ready To Help Bring Peace To World

Truman Teils Newsimen Washington Is Open To East-West Discussions

Orange City’s Melvin Synhorst Announces He  Will Seek Reelection

ATOMIC BOMB SHARING TALK IS ASSAILED   Majority Of Congressmen Against Giving Weapon To Allies

Congress Is Unfriendly ToProposal   Senators, Congressmen Are Against Letting A-Bombs Out of U. S. aods   Stand Could Alter

Loud ‘Nos Greet A-Bomb Sharing Plan   Quick, Definite  Disapproval Of Plan Expressed By Many Lawmakers. Officers

Proposal To Share Bomb  Stirs Storm   House And Senate Members Say U. 8. . Must Keep Contrel

Constant U. S. Control Might Change Stand— _ Solons Quickly Reiect Plan To Share Qur A-Ramhc

No Atom Bombs to Go Overseas   Not a Chance, Claim Congress Members

A-Bomb Sharing Gets Flat “No!”  Congress Refuses to Consider Tentative  Plan to Arm Allies

Talk of Sharing A-Bomb Arouses Ire in Congress   “Not a Chance.” First Reaction to Idea of Military -

Not a Chance!  PREPARED PPP O  Congressmen Oppose Atom Bomb Sharing

U. S. NOT 10 SHARE A-BOMB   Solons Express Alarm over : Letting Secret Out To Allies

Discussion of Sharing A-Bombs With Allies Raises Stiff Dissent of Congress Leaders

Not a Chance! Reply to Share A-Bomb Plans  a ne a   GOP, Democrats Condemn Scheme

Hot Reaction to Bomb-Sharing From Congress   Too Dangerous to Let Allies Have Atom Weapons, Solons Feel

Share A-Bomb! No! Solons Say  Congress Shocked Idea Is Discussed

reets Plan  : Reaction o Arm Allies   Congressional Forces Rise Up In Strong Unison

Congressmen Are Shocked at Idea ‘of Sharing A-Bomb   North Atlantic Allies Won't Get Weapon, Anyway at This Time.

Congress Opposes Giving Atom Secrets To Allies   Both Parties, Both Houses, Are Against Letting Atomic Bomb Matter Out Of U.S.

Sharing Talk Jars Leaders   Not a Chance, They Say Of Suggestion N. Atlantic Allies Be Given Bombe

U.S. Frowns On Sharing Atom Bomb   Lawmakers Give Cold Shoulder To Distribution Talk

REJECT PROPOSAL — Congressmen Turn Down  A-Bomb Sharing Proposal

Solons Declare Firmly “Not A Chance” To Share Atomic Bomb With Alhes

NOT A CHANCE! CONGRESSMEN DECLARE   Only Vinson Supports Idea And He Puts In An “If”   NO POSSIBILITY   Lawmakers Would Consent To Arming Allies With Atomic Weapons

Justify Trip, Stassen Asks  Republican Wants   Republican Wants MacArthur Elevated

US. Prepares Blistering Protest Reply   Officials Hint _ Tone Of Reply To Be Rather Vehemen

OTE WILL STRESS SOVIETS FIRED ON UNARMED AIRMEN   ‘State Department Likely To Hurl Counter-Charges Bt Mosccaw

Draft Scathing U.S. Response To Red Protest   Clue In Search For Missing Navy Ship Proves Fruitless

Reply Nofe To Be Drafted As Soon As investigation Of Incident Completed

Accused Doctor May Lose License  Meeting Called To Discuss Revocation

Five Killed As Airliner Grazes Homes   Big Plane on “Pilot Check” Flight Plummets to Earth in Minnesota Field

ACTION TO AWAIT SETTLEMENT OF S REAN PEACE   Heavy Emphasis Believed Placed on U. N.’s Role — By Truman, MacArthur

Clearly Indicated By Statement After Wake Conference, Hightower Says

Believe Truman and MacArthur Plan Shifting Troops From Korea to Europe

Troop Switch To Europe Set on Wake   Truman, M Arthur Reach Accord At Historic Meet

M’ Arthur, TrumanAgree On Transfer Of Troops  From Korea Into Europe

JEFENSE BUILDUP INDICATED BY WAKE PARLEY  U. 5. May Shift Majority Of Military Forces From Korea To Europe Affer Victory Achieved

Showdown Battle Looms  Nervous World Fears Start of New Conflict

Western World Is Fearful Of Repercussions. Coming  Over Korea Area Fighting

Sugevest Pusan Move   Shudder Of Apprehension  Western World Fears Spark May Start War

Nestern World Shudders With Fear lhat Korean Conflict May Mean War

Western World Fearful of New War Outbreak   Korean Conflict May Be Spark Setting off the Fuse for World Fight

Fear Contliet Is Flashpoint Of World War   Heads of States Confer Anxiously With Staffs Over Gravity of Issue

World Fears Korean Conflict Might Be Spark to Set off New Global War

Red Press Claims U. §. Provoked Invasion: While Western World Views Attack With Apprehension

Postal Clerk Tells How He Spent $11,000  Says Used Stolen Funds to P Off Mie Dehtare

Postal Thief Wrestled Spirit  Burae Scribbles Relicious Notes in Cell

MeCARTHY BLASTS PRESIDENT Truman Accused Of  ‘Cover Up’ For Reds

CLOSEST RACE IN MICHIGAN $ LONG HISTORY   Recount Is Seen Certain; More Ballot Errors Are Discovered

Macomb Mixup. Basi Of Corrected Lead: Recount Expected      Williams’ Lead Now 448 Votes

Democrat Assumes Lead In Michigan   Recount Certain To Be Demanded In Governorship Race

Kelly Leading in Voting Muddle; Recount Certain  An Acting Governor

Williams Takes Lead In Michigan   Sizeable Errors Give Governor Marsin Of 887

MICHIGAN RACE FOR GOVERNOR STILL UNDECIDED   Democrat Takes Slight Lead in Canvass; Formal Recount Likely.

Democrat Now Has Lead in Michigan Election Mixup   State May Not Know Who Is Governor by Inauguration Date.

WILLIAMS TAKES LEAD IN MICHIGAN   Correction of Errors Puta Him 887 Votes Ahead in Gubernatorial Race.

Recount Sure: Kelly Ahead In Last Tally   Decision Unlikely By Inaugural Date

Kelly Again Given Lead in Michigan  Full Recount Seen In Ballot Mixup

House Passes Bill Giving Each Armed Forces Member Free $10,000 Life Insurance Policy

House Approves Insurance Plan  Bill Favoring Gi Now Goes to Senate

House Okays Gl Insurance   Would Give Free $10,000 Policy To Each Serviceman

Free U.S. Life Insurance For  GIs Proposed   House Bill Would Give Each Man Serving in Korea $10,000 Policy

Insurance Okayed For Armed Forces  House Unanimous On Free Program

Free Insurance Voted for Gls  $10,000 Policy  Gets  2 eS SS 2 HAs Be et ae = *

Army Ready To Smash Open Levee   Mississippi Flood Sends 8,000 From Homes Alona River

Army Prepares To Blast Levee As Big Rivers Rise  8,000 Flee Homes, 4,000 Remain In   8,000 Flee Homes, 4,000 Remain In Floodway ;Awaiting Evacuation Order

Army Ready To Smash Mississippi Levees As Floods Swirl Higher   8,000 Missouri Farmland Residents Already Have Evacuated Rich Farmland Danger Spot; Ohio Continues On Rampage

Army Awaits Order to Open  Flood Levee   8.000 Residents Flee Mississippi District  \s Big River Rising

jArmy on Flood Duty  Prepare to Smash Levee Along Swollen Mississippi

Russians Tighten Partial Blockade  Slowdown Orders leeged far Trucks

FLYING ARROW WILL START ON SHANGHAI TRIP   Date Has Been Set Definitely for Fifth of January

Ennis Bellhop Is Jailed In Death  Of 3-Year-Old Son  Sheriff Says Child DiedAfter Receiving Hard Blow

J. H. Kiplinger Expires Today After Illness   Widely Known Attorney Had Been in Failing Health For Sometime—Active in First World War.

Mauna Loa Still Pouring Out Lava In Greatest Eruption In History

MAUNA LOA STILL SPURTS LAVA; ONE VILLAGE [3 RAZED   Coast Guard Boats Off Ha wail Rescue Persons Trapped Between Three Fiery Streams.   POLES BURNED DOWN, COMMUNICATIONS CUl   Extent of Destruction anc Fate of Smail Parties in Doubt--No Casualties Reported,

Mauna Lea’s Record Show Thundering On   Coest Guard Takes Out Persons Trapped Between Molter Leva and Sea In Voleano’s Most Violent Eruption

Rivers Of Lava Still Streaming  Off Mauna Loa   Coast Guard Rescues Trapped Hawaiians In Island’s Greatest’ Eruption

MIGHTY MAUNA LOA THUNDERS ON IN HAWAN   Volcano Erupts into Third Day, Persons Rescued from Lova Areas

Mauna Loa's Eruption in lts Third Day   Giant Hawaii Volcano Shows No Signs of  Abating; Three Rivers Of Lava Trap Citizens

Mauna Loa’s Eruption Thunders Into Third Day—Is  The Greatest In Volcanic History Of Hawaiian Islands

Lava Cuts Wires; No Casualties   Several Villages Reported Damaged By Melted Rock

$400,000 Texas Damage ‘As Long Rain Clogs Sewers; Lava Burns Island Villases

Mauna Loa Eruption, Greatest in Long Volcanic History of Hawaii, Roars Into Third Day With No Sign of Letup

Fiery Volcano s Display Gives No Sign of Abating   Coast Guard Boats Save Those Cut Off by Rivers of Lava

Volcano In Third Day Of Eruption  Coast Guard Aids   Coast Guard Aids Persons Trapped By ‘Molten Rivers

Lava Geysers Still Spout  From Voleano   Greatest Erpution In Hawaii’s History Shows No Signs of Abatement

Volcano Shows No Peace’ Sign   Mauna Log Eruption Forms Lava Rivers

Molfen-rock Geysers Spout Thunderously   Eruption, Greatest in History of Isle, Goes on. Unabated

Huntley First   Top Security Man Knows 'NoReds in State Department

2 Officials DenyRedsin  i  Department   Top Investigator Would Fire Any Communists ‘by Noon’

State Security  Checks: Outlined   No Known Reds Are on Payrolis

Would Make Communists Register   Mundt Predicts Swift Passage Of His Measure

English Make  Russian Parts   Churchill Charges Plant Turns Out Red Tank Repairs

British Factories Helping Russians   Churchill Says Tools Going To Red Tanks

British Fill War Orders  For Russia   Churchill Declares Planta Shipping Tank Tools to Reds

British Send Tank Tools and Metal From America To Russia, Churchill Says; Wants Ban Ordered

TOOL SELLING TO RUSSIA HIT BY CHURCHILI   Calls Labor Government Inept; Says Everything Getting Worse.

Red Sattelites Purging Moslems  Deport 250,000 To Turkish Homeland

Survivors Join Hunt for Fliers  Pilot Thinks Men Landed an Tiny lela

Injunction Bid  May Widen Strike   ‘Coal Union Leader Fears Denham’s Action May Agoravate Matters

FAKE PHYSICIAN GETS YEAR IN JAIL AS CAREER RESULI   Delivered Hundreds Of Babies With No License Toe Practica

Maine-Grown, Self-Made Doctor Jailed InN. Y. For Illegal Practice   Former Brownville Resident Delivers  Many Babies’ Despite Education Lack

Russians Again Stage Walkout In U.N. Protest   Irked by Refusal To Expe! Chinese Nationalist Group

Fire Follows Explosion At Post Prison   Building Burns Like Tin- der: Cause.-Not De termined -

Truman Sees No Crisis Due OnWeek-End   He’sBouncingBack  From War’s Strain   President Off On Cruise But Teletypes Bring News Constantly

FARM INCOME IS DECLINING   Must Be Stopped Before It Causes Depression, Brannan Says

Single Foree To Include Yanks Also   Adantie Council Parley Faces Historic Choice On Enropean Defense

N. Atlantic Council Considers New U. 5.  Plan for Defense  Offer More Yank Troons: Would Toke

Congress Works On Major Laws   Juternational Scene Holds Adiournament

 Just Like the World, American Women Are Pretty Much ‘Out of Shape, and Getting ° em Back in Is a Costly Job

Today's World Is All Out of Shape and So Are 8 Out  of Ten American Women

U.S. WILL TRAIN PUBLIC TO MEET ATOMIC ATTACKS   Nation-wide Program Launched To Teach Civilians To Handle Instruments Which  Detect Deadly Rays.

Uw. S. Launches Atomic Ray Defense  * * *   Home Front To Get Training In Detection Of Radioactivity

Alomic Ray Detection Is Planned   Government Launching Nationwide Program For Civilian Training To Aid Home Front

Nationwide Program Planned  U.S. To Train Civilians In Atomic Ray Detection

Teach Clvilans How ToDetect Atomic Rays   Nationwide Pregram Te Be Launched By Government

Girl, 13, Ends Her Trek With Man, 52   Phone Call Made to Siste: Asking She Send F.B.T. to Assist Her

GIRL GONE 21 MONTHS FOUND   Man Arrested After She Says ‘Please Send FBI For Me’

Nab Mechanic in Girl’s Kidnaping      13-Y ear-Old’s Telephone Plea for FBI Help Ends Transcontinental Travels With 52-Year-Old Man.

60,000 Flee Gas Fumes in Norway   Residents of _ Two Towns in Narrow Escape

 FUMES: SEEP- FROM PIPE—  60,000. Return. After Fleeing Poison Gas

60,000 Persons Forced to Flee As Gas Escapes   Two Norwegian Town Are Evacuated as  Poisonous Fumes Are Released Accidentally,

Factory's Fumes Force Evacuation  60,000 Leave Homes In Norwegian Cities

Norway Orders Towns Vacated   Pipeline Break Is Blamed In Mishap

JAPANESE REDS PLEDGE 70 FIGHT PURGE POLICIES   Communists In Diet Declare War On “Conspiracies” Ts Outlaw Perv

Japan Diet’s Reds Hit At ‘Conspiracies   Pledge to Fight ‘Colonization, Military Bases And War Policies’

TOKYO PAPER SHOUTS DEFY AT -M’ ARTHUR   Diet’s Remaining 33 Comnunists Ceclore War On “Conspi-acies to Outlaw Party"   HINT ANOTHER PURGE

REDS FIGHT BACK   Communists in Japan Angry Over Move By MacArthur

Third Purge Is Hinted in Japan   33 Remaining Reds in Diet Declare War on “Coenspiracies’”’

33 REDS LEFT IN JAP DIET PLAN BATTLE   41 Communists Purged; More May Be Ousted, Hint In Panar

Jap Communists Issue Statement   Reds Angry Over  MacArthur Purges

HINT OF THIRD PURGE SPURS JAP REDS   Diet Group Aims To Fight Plan To Outlaw Party

33 Jap Reds Declare War On MacArthur   Communists In Tokye Battle Decree Of U. S. General

Jap Reds In Diet Detiant   Struggle Against MacArthur Purge Of Partv Promised

Anti-Tank Weapons to Allies  tener ec heneemammnmnemmaaniaiant   Jap Communists Fight Against Outlaw Order

JAP COMMIES STILL DEFIANT   Parliament Reds Pledge Fight Against Pro-Occupation Gov't.

Jap Commies Lashing Back  Under "Purse   Further Crackdown Seen As Leaders Defy MacArthur; Arms Go To West

Communist Group In Tokyo Fights Back Against Attempts To Outlaw Party

Jap Communists Defy Crackdown  Red Diet Members Te Figh? ‘Conspiracies’

Jap Commies To Fight Against Outlawing Party   Declare War On ‘Conspiracies’

—PARLIAMENT— Reds In Diet Battle Japan “Conspiracy”  ‘Vow Fight After —  Purge Of Leaders

SUGGESTION” IS GIVEN 10 DISTRICT MEN   Check Indicates Union Members Ready to Go Back on ThreeDay Week.  se oe  .!.hLhULlUhl ed

Ask Congress To Inform President   Meanwhile Lewis Suggests Miners Return To Work

UAW DEHAND FORD PAY HIKE   Threaten Strike January 2, Untess Company Accedes

Ford Workers ‘Ask Pay: Hike   Unless Demands. Are Mat, Strike is Approved by Union an Jan. 2.

Wage Demands Made On Ford   WwiaGC Ull PULU Auto Workers Ask  Present Pact Re Reonened

STRIKE THREAT FACED BY FORD   Studies Request From Auto Workers For Reopening Contract

Ford Workers Ask Raise In Strike Threat  Warn Of Walkouts Jan. 2 Unless Pay Goes Up At Once

BILL APPROVED 85-3 Senators Say Control  Curb May Stull Be Killec

Senate UK s Control Bill  Gives President   Gives President Wage-Price Powers

REVIEW ANGERS PRESIDENT Harry Threatens to Flatten Critic Who Says Maraaret’s Voice Is Flat

LETTER SENT NEWSMAN WHO SCORED MARGARET'S VOICE  HST Offers To ‘Beat Up’ Critic

Daily News Index      ah ruman, Burned Up by a*Lousy Review,  Threatens To Take Sock at Music Critic

President Threatens To Beat Up Music Critic Who Said Margaret Truman’s Votce Was Flat

DISCORD IN D. C.  Note From ‘HST. Rips Critic Who Panned Maraaret

Papa Truman Blows Top   Threatens to Flatten Music’ Critie for Saying Daughter Margaret's Voice Is ‘Flaz’

Truman. Threatens To Beat Up Music Critic Who Said Daughter Margaret's Voice Was Flat During Concert

TRUMAN THREATENS BEATING FOR MUSIC CRITIC WHO SAYS ‘MARGARET IS. POOR VOCALIST

Critic Rouses Papa Harry Truman Would Punch Writer He’d Even Swing Low Blow

President's Threatening Letter To Music Critic May Be Purchased  If Letter Is Sold, Proceeds May Be Given To Charitable Oraanization

f Battling Harry Critie Who Panned Margars et  Threatened With Bloody Nose

Truman Threatens To Beat Up Music Critic in Capital   Expert Says Margaret’s Tones Were Flat, Is Scored By HST

Truman Threatens to Punch Music Critic for Panning Singing Abilities of His Daughter

Death Of A City: »  Ser Rip, Burn 90 Per Cent Of Sinuiiu Within Thirty Minutes

Boyle Watches From Plane anc Sees City Die in 30 Minutes   Death Can Ba As Swift As It Is Terrible, As Accurate Bombing of Sinuiju Rips; Burns City With Heavy. Load

Boyle’s Column —  Death of Cities Terrible, Swift in Modern Warfare.

UAW Slates.  Gosser Trial   Executives Plan to Probe ‘Labor Diectatorshin’

Yanks Fight Way 14 Miles . Above Parallel   British and Australian Forces Also Cross ~  ee en

Hanley’s Hat Tossed Into Ring   Announces His Candidacy But Leaves Door Open For Running Mate.

Public Demand For Newspapers Is Causing Shortage Of Newsprint, Congressmen Told

Jobless Total For February Top Since '41   Figuré Does Not Include  Those Made idle By  > Strikes

Jobless Total In U. S. Is Now the Largest in 8 Years   Commerce Department Reports One Without Work for Every 12

PLENTY. OF BEDS FOR RED ENVOY   Long Island Town Wondering How Many Guests UN Delegate Will Have

'When USSR U.N. Delegate Moved In Glen Cove Residents Wonder How Many Beds ‘Soviet Family Holds Necessary To Stay Happy

Long Island Town Gets The Jitters   Swank Neighbors Fea Reds Plan on Starting Soviet Rest Camp in.  Recently Rented Haom-

Bedding Puzzles N.Y. Community   Russian Diplomat Moves Into Mansion

Size.of Family Still Unknown  » 4, ©... [P aoe I~ (Pan Awe _ Beds for Russians Keep Folks Awake

school Receives Historic Pen  Dr. Benjamin Berkeley Gives Gift to SR

OROU! MOCCEIVES FESGTIe FCN  Dr. Benjamin Berkeley Gives Gift to SR

rierce Blizzard Hits Far West; Winds Rip Fast  Pealigacwtean   California Citrus Areas Expecting 10 Below Freezing

31 Death Toll In U.S. Storms   Winds, Blizzards Account For Heavy Damage

Blizzard, Windstorm  Toll Heavy   Children Freeze To Death Near Their Farm .Home

East Buffeted By Hurricane  Force Winds  Western Cold Wave - Heads East as Flood   Western Cold Wave Heads East as Flood Expected to Ease

TOLL IN thal AND FAR WES]   Eight Perish, Feur Missing in Pacific Northwest’s Worst Blizzard.

Hurricane Winds Tear at East   Region's Worst Blizzard in a Century Pounds Far West; Stay at Home" Warning:

Violent Storms Wreak More Havoc In U. S.  31 Persons Killed; Whole Country Hit

Weather Flails  Both Coasts Hefty Winds In East As Snow Hits West

Causes Heavy Damage   Blizzards, Cold Weather Strike From East To West

29 Known Dead as Result of Weather; Worst Blizzard of Century Pounds Far West

SEVERE STORMS ACROSS NATION TAKE 29 LIVES   tesidents In Three Areas Advised To Remain In Their Homea

BLIZZARD KILLS 0 IN FAR WEST: 9 ARE MISSING   Washington, Oregon and Northern California Paralyzed by Heavy Snow and Bitter Cold.   PEOPLE ARE WARNED TO STAY AT HOME   Winds of Hurricane Force Hit East — Plate Glass Windows Shattered, Trees Toppled.

Winds, Snov Lash Large Areas of U.S.  Death Toll 29; Utah Blizzard  ee ee, ef

DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 30  High Winds Whip East While Far West Shivers

19 Persons Die In U.S. Storms: Damagels Heavy  Flood Threat Eases In Midwest Areas,

SINUW IN LUO ANGELES; GALCS Wh  At east 30 Dead Four Missing As Freezing Storms Sweep Wide Areas

‘Cohen’s Answers Perplex Senate ‘Crime Probers: New Session Slated

Micky Cohen's Answer To Crime Probers Leave  Much Yet to be Revealed

Mobster ‘Borrowed’ Quarter Million’ And Paid Little Back, Solons Learn; . Underworld Foe to Take Stand Today

Man Trapped,  Shot To Death In Street Fight Kidnapped Pair Wedged  in Car Trunk, Taken On 43-Hour Ride

Requests for Food sand Water. Denied in Days of Aimi!ess Drivmg Through Three ‘States — Wlfe’s Cries Bring Po'ice.

HITCH-HIKE KIDNAPER SLAIN IN MINGO JUNCTION BATTLE   Two Teenage Boys . Locked In Trunk Of Their Auto

Red China Ready For Formosa Try Notifies U.N. of  Seizure Effort

Formosa Doomec lf China Reds Launch Attack  Communists Blast U. S. Policy In Korean War

REDS PLAN 10 TAKE FORMOSA      Serve Notice They Will Dc That Despite U. S. War Maneuvers   PO.ITION OUTLINED

Reds Determined To Seize Formosa   Red China Outlines Peiping Regime’s Position te UN

FORMOSA GOAL OF RED CHINESE   Communists Inform United Nations They Are Determined To Seize It.

Chinese Lash U.S. Blockade   ‘Tool of America,’ Peiping Calls U. N.

Reds Intend To Take Formose  Advise UN Of Plans To Seize Territory

SERVE NOTICE ON UNITED NATIONS   Position Outlined In Cable To Trygve Lie

Red China Defies UN   Act As Tool of U.S. - Aggressors, Says Chou: Ahead Against Formosa

Red China Says It Will Seize Formosa Base  Communists Accuse U. S. of Aggression In Protecting Isle

CHINESE REDS EYE FORMOSA   Serve Notice They Wil Attack Despite U. S. Naval Biockade

Red China Serves Notice Of Plans To Seize Formosa Despite Measure

Red China Tells UN it Still Plans  To Take Formosa  Calls U. S. Navy Role an “Act  sa ae

Red China Says It Is Determined To Seize Formosa Tells U. WN. ‘Liberation’  Will Come Despite U. S. Obstruction Steps

Dispite U. 5. Action . oF Seizure Of Formosa Promised  By Red China In UN Dispatch

Reds of China  Want Formosa  They'll Seize Island In Spite of America

China Reds Flay “Obstruction” By U. S.in Formosa   Serve Notice of Determination to Capture Is. land Bastion Despite American Measures

Reserves Call To Active Duty  Is Immediate  Categories Reflect Needs of Services  in Korean War

Armed Services Issue a Limited Call for Reserve:   National Guard Units May Receive Summons Today

Nishinsky Speaks To UN Group    Russian Postwar Policy Oudined By Foreion Chief

Vishinsky Urges Conclusion Of Big-5 Peace Pact   Sees Peaceful Coexistence Of Capitalistic, Socialistic Systems

‘Peace Plan’ Presented By Red Delegate   Vishinsky Slated Te Be Rebufied In U. N. On Latest Proposal

Piedmont Gas Co. Changes Plans   Pipeline Abandoned, New Company Formed

Corporation Formed To Supply Gas   New Firm Expects To Obtain Plants From Duke’ Power

Distribution System Plan... . Piedmont Has New Natural Gas Offer

Rritich ‘Aid   UTI  Not Enough Is Complaint   Attlee Rejects Pier Of Churchill For  Parliaman? Recall

so :U. S. Complains  Informally; Attlee Rejects Churchill's Plea for Convening Parliament Now.

Ex. Idaho Governor Tells Montana Republicans Democratic Blunders Resulted in Korean War

: Big Legal Battle Sure In Hearing   Doctor’s Action Stirs Interest

‘Crisis Increased Buying’  ‘Thigpen Certain Demand For Carolina Weed Will Continue

Douglas’ Drive To Save Money Hits Stone Wall  Senator's Work On Appropriatio Cut 'Flasre’ Him

Economy-Minded Sen. Douglas Wonders Whether He Should Trade ‘Surgqeon’s Knife for an Axe’

Douglas Economy  Drive Mires Down  May Try ‘Meat Ax’ Instead of Scalpel

Senator Loses One-Man Drive For Economy In  Spending By Government   Attempt To Save Billion Dollars On Carefully Selected Items In Appropriation Bill Proves Useless

New Korea Censorship Puzzles Correspondents   ATR NOT CONTROLIED

Blackout on Korean News Threatened   Stern Censorship Is Ordered Result Charge Walker's Death Was Prematurely Released

Atlantic Pact Military Leaders to Shape Strategy   Re FITON CC. FAY

ACT AGAINST REDS — _ North Atlantic Powers Plan Defense Strategy

North Atlantic Powers To Shape Anti-Red Plans   Military Leaders Will Meet Tuesday To Map Strategy; American May Head West European Defenses

DRIFTED ROADS CLOSE THREE NE IOWA SCHOOLS   Fredericksburg Holds Classes, But No  Buses Running

Pennsy to Resume Regular Service  After Midnight   Freight, Passenger Train Embargo Lifted West Of Harrisburg

Drunk Held in New Orleans Claimed To Be ‘Governor Bonner’ Montana

51 Disappear From Crime Investiqators   Veil of Secrecy Blankets Chicago Underworld Doings

Over Fifty Fail to Heed Summons  Crime Inquirers   Crime Inquirers Deep in Chicago Ramifications

NLRB CHARGES UNION DEMANDS VIOLATE LAWS   President Expected To Act Monday In Strike

Philippines Offer To Send Troops   5,000 Fully-Trained Troops Offered For War in Korea

PHILIPPINES GOVERNMENT OFFERS 5,000 TROOPS FOR USE IN KOREA   President Quirino Makes Offer To General MacArthur As Filipino Congress Approves

Troops Offered By Philippines   Regiment Readied To Fight In Korea

Philippines Offers Troops For Korea  Regiment Of 5,000 Marks Sharp Change  Ow Beanliae

Philippine Government Is Ready to Send ‘Fully Trained Regiment Info Korean War

State Reorganization Program Has  Already Saved N. H. Over $300,000

O'Brien Quits —  lop Job inN. Y.  Police Shakeup Murphy, Hiss  Prosecutor, to Take Over Post   Sworn In Today

Living All Alone 69 Days Behind Enemy Lines Makes a Man Believe in Miracles...

AT THE FRONT   With Hal Boyle  HICKS MISSES TALK, TIMEPIECE DURING 69 DAYS DODGING REDS

U.S. To Send Arms In Attempt To Halt Invasion; Communists Within Four Miles Of Capital

South Korea Appeals to US      U. S. to Speed Arms In Attempt to Halt Dangerous Conflict

Jury Selected For Mercy Trial  Prosecution To Call First Witness Today

Boxing Promoters Go  “Society” in Advertising Latest Series f Bouts

Mild Aid Ban Pian Is Voted   House Okays Compromise To Wherry Pronosal

House Votes No Help For Red Helpers   Compromise Action Comes After Truman  Protested Other Ban

Man, 80, Dies as Fire Guts Building In Downtown Albic   Body of Aged Lodger is Found In Ruins Today

ELDERLY OWAN DIES IN BLAZE   Building Is Gutted by Fire At Albia

City’s Traffic Fatalities Reach Seven  Ropes Youth Dies O} Auto Crash Injuries

WOMEN OF MOOSE CONDUCT RITES HERE   Midwinter Conference Of College Of Regents Held With 211 Persons In Attendance

May Center On Further Cut Of Billion Dollars  G.O.P. Economy Chie!   G.O.P. Economy Chief Indicates Effort To Reduce Appropriations

Lie-Stalin Talk Depends On UN China Impasse  ae retary Ready To Confer If Peac Can Be Aided By. Ie

Lie May Make Moscow Visit   Talks Planned If He Feel:   Talks Planned If He Feel: They Would Aid U.N,

Lie May Talk  With Stalin  On U.N. Fix Decision Revolves.  On China Problem

Three Drowned in Wolf River   Husband, Wife and Son Week End Fishermen

More Draftees May Be Called   “et a, Indi oy able. Sh RS Si 3 Calls Indi  For Fall And Winter

FURTHER DRAFT CALL-EXPECTED   Defense Officinis ‘Sav Additional -Draftees Will Probably Be Call. ed to Increaso Army's Stren-th to Maximum 834,000 by Next dune.

New Draftees May Be Called During Winter   More Guards And Reserves Probably Will Be Summoned

Bank Teller, Foiled by “Fight-Fix” . Promises, OK’d Big Worthless Checks

Young Bank Teller Arrested After Falling for Get-Rich-Quick Scheme

Next Monday Evening At Annual Meeting Of The Wellsboro Chamber Of Commerce.

“THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE” TO BE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION AT C. OF C. DINNER-MEETING HERE JAN. 23

Southern Group is Asked to Join in Truman Fight   Senator Hill Appeals for Support in Battle Against Civil Rights Program.

Dixiecrats Urged To Return to Democrat Ranks   Told Return Will Help to Defeat Civil Rights Bill

CIVIL RIGHTS STRATEGY SET BY DIXIECRAT!   Bolting Southerners Urged to Rejoin Democrats ~*

BOLTERS ASKED T0 REJOIN DEMOCRATS   Move Designed To Insure Civil Rinht<« Defeat

McGrath Files Antitrust Suit Against Servel  Hoosier Firm Charged   Hoosier Firm Charged With Monopoly of Gas Refrigeration Field—  Contract Svstem Cited

Newspaper Face: Anti-Trust Suit  U. S. Files Action Against Daily

F iles Federal Suit Against ‘Times Picayune   Attorney General Charges New Orleans Paper With ‘Monopolistic Practices’

Anti-Trust Suit Against New Orleans Paper   Attorney Gen. McGrath Tells of Federal Action Today

Newspaper Sued by Government   Monopolistic Practice. Is Charged Against New Orleans Company

Paper Named in Anti Trust Suit   Sherman Act Violated, Attorney General Says

U.S. Protests Rate of Ruble   Informs Russia New Four. to-One Exchange "Com. pletely Unjustified."

US Protest to Russia About Exchange Rate   Term ‘Completely Unjustified’ the Hike In Cost of Embassy

Rains Expected to Continue _Qver Week End With Normal Temperature

STREAMS RECEDING   Rains Expected to Continue Over Week End With  Normal Temperature   THE WEATHER

American Marines Are Within Three Miles” Of Former Capital:   General Almond Says West Coast Invasion “Is Going Like A Million Dollars.”

Lake Vessels Collide Off Helena Island   Two Crippled Freighters Reach Mackinaw City After Colliding During Near-Zero Snowstorm

Two Freighters Collide in Storm  Elton Hoyt Rams Into  Fi a  Po wat tal

Hub “Punks” Now Linked to 'Prink's Job   Police Find Gun of Guard: Rule Out  Peeteceinnal Anale

Trucker Too Busy Watching Pistol ‘Toldentity Masked Liquor Robber

Senators Pick Sides In Squabble on Red ‘Tag’ for Chapman   Interior Secretary Denies Label after Being Assured Of Hearing Later in Week

Men Registered Under Last War i! Drait Act Snarling Service Boards

BLOOD WANTED IN PEACE, WAR   General Marshall Calls For Expansion Of Gifts’ To Meet Demands.

ee  Tito May Get U.S. Arms Aid  Slav Independence To Get Protection

Limited Arms Shipments Go To Yugoslavia   Security Council Se For Emergency

Military Help Likely In Case Of Red Atfack   Stand-By Program Said Drafted By Security Council

U.S. Expected fo Give Military Aid To Yugoslavia If Red Bloc Attacks   Officials Hope It Won't Be Necessary, But . National Security Council #s Reported to Have Adopted Stand-By Course of Action

Limited Aid To. Tito If Soviets Start Shooting,  U.S. Expected To Giv:   U.S. Expected To Give Help In Event Of Attack.

Limited Military Aid May BéOtfered ' ® If Vucoslavia Ie Attacked: By.Communi eo

Limited Aid For Tito If War Beoins:   National Security Council Plans Steps If Soviets Try To Crush Yuvoslavia

U.S. May Give Tito Aid If He Needs It   Security Council Reported to Have Cleared Measures  U.S. Might Take

ALL QUIET ON TIBETAN FRONT  Reports of Chinese Red Invasion Unconfirmed

Tibet Invasion Not Confirmed  Reports Of Chinese Red Invasion Heard

Hear China Reds in Tibet . World Radio Monitors Unable  To Confirm Reported Invasion

INVASION OF TIBET REPORT UNCONFIRMED  Gh’ &2 c* eee eta * ete ee eS Pi. & 1" a ee

SOUTH COAST PORT TARGET OF NEW DRIVE   Pressure Taken Off Taegu After Four Attacks Fail.

PUBLICATION IS URGED  GOP Says Henry Wallace China Policy ‘Architect’

Wallace Is. Policy Author   U: S. to Repossess Merchant Vessel Fleet

Warns Russia Not To Attack West Germany   BIG 3 Also Moves To End State Of War With Germany

Big Three Agree to End Reich Conflid   Nation Will Be Allowed to Have Mobile Police Forc:

Bonn Regime To Get Own  Police Force   End Of Conflict To Be Declared

HOME BUILDING SETS RECORD: INCOME RISES   Gains Still Held Not Enough To Absorb  Labor Increase

Business Indexes Rebound, Economists Inform Truman  Gains Fail To Show Growth Enough To Prevent Slow Rise In Joblessness

Find Economic Uptrend for First Quarter  Business. Industry   Business, Industry Gain in Nearly All Lines, but Pace Lags Behind Joblessness

Index Shows Business Rise  Investment Growth Termed Need:  Stock Prices Reach 20-Year Hich

Business Gain Noted, but It Fails to Prevent Slow Rise in Joblessness

Business Index Up In 1950's. 1st Quarter  ee eee Ere   Economic Growth TooLow,However, . To Prevent Slow Rise in Jobless

Louis Ends Retirement: Brown Bomber :To Fight Again In September

U.N. MAY TAKE STEPS ON VETO   Action May Be Taken To Overcome Tactics Of Russia.

© Affievale Firmly   §, Officials Firmly Hoover's for Ousting From Group

STAY, VIEW OF OFFICIALDOM   Former President Hoover’s Proposal Brings Negative Reagnonce.

BELIEVE U. N. HERE 10 STAY   Reject Hoover Plan To Oust Russians

Hoover Move Stirs Defense OfU.N. Ideals   Ejection of Russia As Member Believed Sure To Start War

Despite The Hoover Speech, The United States Evidently Believes That The United Nations Is Here For A While

Administration Officials, GOP Leaders Feel UN Sull Has Possibilities .

Company May Turn Down Union Terms   T5 Cents: Hour Boost In Pay Will Be Denied When Proposal Is  Offered at Conference

Phone Firm to Reject Demand For Pay Raise   Company Says Request Would Hike Payroll $20 Million Year

Snow, Cold Plague Midwest, South   Frigid Belt Extends To Louisiana, Ohio

Midcontinent Has Deep Snow   Blanket Up To 31 Inches i In Minnesota; Cold Heading East

SS ESE SES a  Induct 50,000 in September; Need 300,000 in Six Months

A rmy Expeets To Boost Size By Next March   Newry 1,000,000 bas Uniform Expected By Dreft Law Changes

Auto Roll-Back To Be Enforced, Truman Avers   Door Is Still Open For Modification Of Current Freeze

TRUMAN BACKS CAR PRICE ROLLBAGKS   SATS LAW TO BE ENFORCEDFORD RESCINDS BOOSTS _ON ‘51 MODELS.

Judge Orders Movie Career Ended. For Nine-Year-Old Child From Texa:

Congressional Leaders Pledge Economy ight  Election Year Reduces

‘Child Actress Runs Away-From Home Because ‘ Was Hungry ‘Hails Cabs And Turns Up At Home Of Burbank Minister

FOSTER MOTHER   j Lora Lee Michel Says She Was “Starved” To Keep . &mall For Roles

Girl Turns Up At Home Of Minister   Disappearance Starts Frenzied  Hunt By Police

‘ Was Hungry All the Time’  s e o_.. = Child Film Siar Flees  9-Year-Old Actress Prefers Juvenile  Detention Hall to Foster Parents’ Home

‘Starved, Says Child Actress  re ee ee ee   Lora Lee Flees Home in Pajamas, Accuses Mother’

Child Actress Flees Home, Says Parents Were Starving Her  Nine-Year-Old Says Mother Trying to Kee Her Small for Movies

Lora Michel Just Hungry, Not Kidnaped   Left Foster Parent: Barefooted. and Clad in Pajamas

Stops Senate Education Bill   Close Vote Ends Spat: On $3°Billion Measur Substitute ‘Offered:            Child Actress Claims S$! he Was Starved  Little Lora Lee's Tale Is Stranger Than Movie Senink

B-36°S COMPLETE NONSTOP FLIGHT OF 10,000 MILE:   Six Bombers That Set Out From California Land in Honolulu —In Air 37  Hours, 47 Minutes.   ALL CARRIED FULL LOADS OF AMMUNITION   Crews Engaged in Targe Practice—One Plane Foreed Out North of Hawaii by Engine Trouble.

New Act Of Aggression Is Charged In Red Note   Repeats Soviet Stand That Security Council Resolution Of June 27 Was Illegal Because Ruasia Was Not Renresented.

Sea Blockade Is Assailed .  Russia Accuses U. S. Of New Aggression;  We. Bacnwns, in Ata

WARNING TO U. 8  ar . aL , ee   Russians Accuse American: of a “New Act of Ag gression

U.S. To Be Held Responsible For Damage  Moscow Radio Says New Note Delivered Ta Our Ambacentar

Blockade of Korea Called  Aggression by Russians   Moscow Informs U. 8. She Will Hold Her Responsible for Any Damage to Soviet Interests Resulting From Action. —Note Reiterates Soviet Stand That U. N. Request for Aid for Invaded Republie Was Megal.

WARNING TO U. S.   Russians Accuse American: of a “New Act of Ag gression

Russia Raps. U. S. Aetion In Blockade Near Korea  Act Of Agzression   Act Of Aggression Charged By Soviet Note To Americans

Town Meeting Names ‘Olpe School Board   Emil Rossilion, Joe Arndt And Ralph Jones Elected At 8a SHRBR AIS Cae.

Town Meeting Names Olpe School Board   Emi] Rossillon, Joe Arndt And Ralph Jones Elected Dt an Open Air Session

Four Drown in . West Virginia; Weather Clears   Crest Sweeps Down !nundated Ohio River Valley

Oleo Repeal Bill To Face Final Test  Compromise.  Measure Given PS, Seca eee

Gypsy Jubilee Has Riofous Conclusion   Dance Erupts Intd Free-for-All on Old Philadelphia Strest

Returns Favor Clark in Idaho  Holds 1,000 Vote Marain Over Taylor

UN Groups Approve Atomic Control Plan, Veto-Free Safeguard   Eventual Arms Reduction Set; Action to Block Future ‘Korea’

U. N. Committee OK’s  Atomic, Arms Controls   Russian Objections Overridden By 47-5 Vote In Political Session

Final Action In State Bond Deal Complete   State Buys Securities; Officials Exchange Check And Bonds and Money Is Available for Use

Form Spiritual      Leaders of 12 Nations Organize World Brotherhood

50 Years in Delaware County 7 Hospital Ambulance in ’13 Had Red and Green Stripe:

150 Years in Delaware County ‘Movies Got Votes in 1907, ‘And the Citu Saw Burlesque

 30 Years in the County / Buttercup Teas, Horse Cars. it . ‘Ruchre Fads in Farlu 1900s

WORLD PEACE FATEIN HANDS OF RED CHINA   Knowland Proposes Use of Chiang’s  Nationalists

40th Division of State Guarc Called to Duty   Forces to Be Sent 4o Camp Cooke on Sent , Army Says

Close Race Developing In Britam   Socialists Lead By 24 Seats With Over Half Of Ballots In

Sub Service Ha Birthday Today  Undersea Warfare - Started Long Ago

Official Sets Controls Cost Ata Milons  Government Plan:  b....... 6%. a8. a   Government Plans Bureau To Handle Selective Prices

Funds Asked For U.S. Price Control Office   Organization Woulk Be Ready to Go By April 30

Symington Sets Price © Of Controls   Asks $40 Million To Carry Out New Eeonomic Program

Controls Plan May Get Under Way Monday  Symington Says Only Truman’s Signature Needed For Action

Mounties Take to Doa Sled in Search   ’ Scavenger Birds. Are” Seen on Mountain ‘Where Airmen Fell.

New Lead Spurs Yukon Search  Indian Reports Crash; 4. f# PAGAL. .4....

Mounties Have Clue On Crash   Off Into Brush To Check Indian’s Story In Yukon

Mounties Head Into Canada Brush To Follow New Lead Given by  Indian on Missing C-54 Transport

Trail New Clue To C-54, Lost In The Yukon  Indian Renorts Crash   Indian Reports Crash Near Camp on Day Bic Plane Vanished

MacArthur Talks Of Peace But Says Situation In Far East Is ‘Explosive’

General Is Ready For Troublein Fast   MacArthur Calls Orient Sitation ‘Explosive’; opes for Peace

(MacArthur Scans Possibility Of World Survival, Peace  Admits Oriental Outlook Explosive

Hearing On Coal Strike Averted   No Authority To Issue Subpoenas

REVOKE POWER 10 SUBPOENA LEWIS   INDIANA LEGISLATOR DECLARES ACTION IS POLITICAL COWARDICE

"Hang Me, Hang Me, If That's What You Want to Do, Shrieks Mrs. Madsen   Breaks Up Murder Trial Again in Outburst Set Off by Reference to Her Brooklyn Aceon

SELLING PRESSURE DECLINES MARKET   Small Spurts In Deman Fail To Halt Turn To Down Side

Service Given “Clean Bill” in Spy Case Inquiry   Three Democrats on Committee Disclose Decision in Report

FORMOSAN ISSUE SHELVED BY U.N   q GROUP HOLDS THREAT OF   WAR IN FAR EAST MARES : TALKS USELESS.

UN Group Delay  Formosan Issue   —_—  Debate Held Useless with Danger of War

UN Puts Off Discussion On Formosa   Risk Of Wor Given As Reason For Not Taking Uo Issue

U. N. Fearful Red China’s Action Might Start Far Eastern War   CHIANG’S CHARGES TO BE AIRED MONDAY

Even Reds Agree:  Fearful of War in Far East, IN. Shelves Formosa Debate

UN Political Committee Votes 53 To 0 To Shelve Temporarily The Future Of Nationalist China’s Refuce

UN to Delay Talks on Chinese Isle   Risk of War Make: Discussion of Formosa Useless

FORMOSA UN TALKS SHELVED   Committee Votes 53-0 to Postpone Immediate Action

U. N. Shelves Formosa Case   Political Committee Agrees Risk Of War Makes Talks Now Useless

UN COMMITTEE SHELVES MOVE AGAINST ISLE   U. S. Moves Formosa Question Be Held Up Until Later

Labor Leaders Open Drive In Ballot Battle  AFL And CIO Joined In Pep Rally, Truman Due Fo Give Sneeck

C. 1.0. ELECTION RALLY 1S HELD   Director Of A. F. L.’s Po litical League Is Major Cheer Leader

Excise Tax Cut Planned  Mi.eneware Srbrrimiwe   Cbservers Scturinize Truman-8yrnes Feud

Truman To Ash For Excise Tax Readjustment   Message To Propose Limited Slashes Of Wartime Levies

INCREASE IN CORPORATION TAXES URGED   President Truman Figures Ways to Bring jn Extra Billion DolJars of Federal Income Annuully.

CUT IN EXCISE LEVIES FAVORED  HST To Send Message On Tax Changes To Conoress Monday

Excise Tax ~ Cut Planned  Da) MPOPO SEENON “ghey Tee per). oey. mete

To Ask Revision Of Wartime Taxes On Limited List   Transportation, Jewelry, Furs, And Cosmetics On List For Readjust maeornt   OPPOSES REDUCTION IN LIQUOR TAXES   Also Expected To Ask For 3 - Or 4 Per Cent Increase In Corporate Taxes   i :

Federal Officials Chart ‘Knockout’ Blow at National Gambling Ring

BAN ON USE OF WIRES SOUGHT McGrath Urges Congress (To Halt Betting Syndicates

CONGRESS ASKED TOAIM KNOCKOUT AT “SYNDIGATES’   Attorney General Sees Book makers Doomed Without Harce Bare Bata

NOQULO BLOCK CHANNELS FOR BETTING NEWS   Charges Bigtime Gamblers Are Moving Into Sports Field.

M Grath: Cut Facilities To Gamblers   Asks Ban on Interstate Communications as Knockout Blow.

MeGrath Lashes at  Gambling   Attorney General Asks Congress to Act in Case of Syndicates

Attorney General Says Blocking Information Would Deal Mortal Blow to Organized Crime Groups.

MGRATH URGES FEDERAL BAN ON RACE DATA   Other Sports Events Declared Invaded By Gamblers

COUNTY OFFICER DIES IN GUNFIRE   Pennsylvania Supervisor Shot Down in Street

Ex-Kentucky Solon Hopes for Parole  Federal Choirman To Interview May

48 Dead Of Influenza In Past 60 Days Medical Aid Rushed To State Asvlum Where 16 Die In Week

PLANES SENT INTO ACTION FROM CARRIER   Arerican and British Craft Make Slashing Attack On North Korean Teraets   ISOME ARE DAMAGED

U.S.. British Planes Attack Reds’ Targets   Carrier Planes Used For First Time In Korean  Civil War

Allied Planes. Make Slashing Forays By Air   carriers Send Out Aid; British Now Aidina In Roide’ 

Carrier Planes Slash Targets In North Korea   Craft From U. S. And British Ships Join in Attack

British, American Carrier Planes Join Air Attack on North Korean:

Banquet to Climax Lancaster's Party For 21 Foreign Students trom O.U.

HIGHWAY TOLL TERMED LIGHT WITH 48 DEAD   Council Holds To Prediction Of 35,000 Deaths In Year

SE REA  96 KILLED IN FIRST _ 30 HOURS OF WEEK. END ‘DISHWASHER CARRYING an . $4200 STRUCK BY CAR

Light Accidental Holiday Death Toll Is Reported   79 Violent Fatalities in Nation Counted on First Day

Realigning Of Parties Discussed  BB. . 8..... bt.   Rep. Brown Asks All Conservatives To Vote Together; Humphrey Speaks

Realignment of Conservatives, Liberals Urged   Advocate Both Parties Divide into Two Camps

Communists May Bein South Korea   Gen. MacArthur Says Signs Point to New Attack by Chinese

dead of Eighth Army Is Killed   ieut. Gen. Walton H. Walker Fatally Injured in Jeep Crash in Korea— Lieut. Gen. Ridgeway Succeeds Him —Christmas Offensive by Reds Fore cast.   U. S. FLIERS WIN AIR CLASH   Crash Injurles Fatal

Jeep Carrying Sth Army Leader Runs Into Truck   Command Of Troops At Critical Juncture. Given Lt. Gen. MB. Ridgeway

AEC-Union Await Workers Return   Atom Plant Strike Continues; Holidays May Keep Most Away

Senate Resumes Fight on Emergency Controls Bill:  Democrats Seek to Kill GOP Move to Cot Out Waae-Price-Rationing Curbe

Controls Bill Faces Final Action Friday   Democratic Leaders Confident of Killing GOP Efforts To Cut President’s Authority

Accommodations Lacking for Girls  Camp Penn Expansion ls Virtually Doomed

Trap Threatens Reds; Prepare To Quit Chinju   United Nations Forces Enjoy Most Successful Day Of War; Communists Lose Pusan Springboard

Threaten to Snap Pincers on Chinju   Near Juncture Which Would Trap_ Reds Massed for Pusan Attack; Batter North Korean Bridgeheads in North

Marines and Infantrymen in. Three., Pronged Southern Offensive Threaten to Snap Shut Trap on  Thousands of Red Trocps.   OTHER: REDS RETREAT

3-Pronged Trap Threatens North Korean Troops   Communists Prepare To Abandon Jumpoff Point Of Pusan Drive; Allied Forces Pound All Fronts

THE BOX SCORE   Reds Forced Back From Bridqeheads   Large Enemy Force Threatened With Encirclement Today

Trap Sprung On Red Troops   Chinju Was to Have Been Jumpoff for Drive on Pusan, U.S, Supply Base

Red Army  Pulling Out  Of Chingju Advancing Yanks  Threaten to Trap Massed Invaders

Legion National Commander Will Speak at Dinner Here Tonight   Miles Cites State's Prosnerity As Resulting From Demos Rute

Michigan Police Finally Persuade Anary Wife To Leave Doghouse Abode

COMPLETE ROUT ~ Reds’ Ambush of Advancing ~ American Troops Backfires

STATES RIGHTS FIGHT PLANNED   Alabama Citizens Meet To Map Attack On Anti-Segregation Ruling.

Bridges Admits Politics Strike      Staged Work Stoppage In 1945 To Help Get Armv Home

MacArthur Announces “Lost” Battalior Has Cut Its Way Back to American Lines; South Koreans Rally.

Cut-Off Yanks Fight Way Back To Regiment Through Encircling Red First Division, Despite ‘Overwhelming’ 10 to 1 Odds

Lost Battalion Heghts Way Out Of Enemy Trap   Finds Path Through Foe’s First Division To Rejoin Regiment

Weary Infantry Beats 10-1 Odds To Rejoin Buddies   North Korean Offensive - Stopped South Of Chonan. 36 Red Tanks Destroyed

‘Lost Battalion’ Fights  WayThrough Communists Against 10 To One Odds   Organization Rejoins Regiment In ‘Good’ Shape After Being Trapped And Encircled By Strong Enemy Force

Tanks, Guns Rumble Up To Front   Invaders Filter 12,000 Troops Past River Defense Line

60,000 Invaders Set For Drive On Jaequ   U.S. Supply Routes Cut In Two Places, Pohang Base Lost; Southern Lines Hold

East Bakes Again, But Cool Air Is Moving In  Rw Aesennicatald Pesca

Here Are the Types of Men Needed for Duty   Army and Air Force Seek Specialists But Navy Wants Virtually All Cateaories

Senate Votes 1.2. Billions for  Foreign Arms   Finanee Groups to Start Tax Bill Hearings Wednesday

Wartime Unity Revived by Congress; Senators Would Strike North Korea

PARTIES UNITE BEHIND TRUMAN ON WAR ISSUES   Unanimous Senate Votes Recorded: Invade North Wasene Plea

Senate Passes Foreign Arms Aid Bill 66-0   Second Unanimous Count Since Korean Outbreak

Wartime Unity Is Being Revived By Congress   Lawmakers Want Action In Home Grourids of Korean Communists

Congress Shows Wartime Unity   Political ‘Lines Are Erased Under Stress of National Crisis

New Unity ‘Observed In Congress   Two Unanimous Votes Indicate Seaate Attitude

Aid in Arms Voted; War Steps Urged   Some Senators Would Put Troops In North Korea

Congress Unifes To Strengthen Nation's Defense  Military Adencrurec   Military Measures Passed Without Dissenting Vote

Congress Is Seized By ‘War Unity’   Action Harmonious On Aid, Extension Of Military Draft

CONGRESS REVIVES WARTIME UNIT!   Some Solons Call For U. 8 Ground Attacks In North Korea

Congress Revives Wartime Unity )n Defense Plans  Sep seteeeenennen   Few Lawmakers Cal] For Ground Action In North Korea, Too

RUSSIA GIVES APPROVAL IN HUNGARY DER   U. S, Hoping for Early Release Of Voveler

Peiping Radio Sarcastic About Statement of US. Policy   Front Moving Toward Kansas to Be Weakened on Arrival

EDGE OFF THE COLD   Front Moving Toward Kansas tc Be Weakened-on Arriva}

Poll Turnout Variable as. State Votes   - Rainy Weather . . Blamed for Slow Ctartin L.A. Area

2 \mportant Contests Lure Voters   Senate, Governor Races Draw Most Interest in State

Mrs. Viola Plumley, Neville Street; Naomi Army Corporal Die Following Separate Highway Accidente Imneinda Cruemta

RUSSIA SAYS SHOT BOMBER WAS UNARMED   Plane On Routine Training Flight, U.N. Is Advised

RUSSIANS SAY DOWNED BOMBER WAS NOT ARMED   COMPLETELY DENY AMERICAN REPORT ON THE INCIDENT

Russians Charge U.S. Lied to U.N. In Plane Report   Incident Might, Delay Vote on Boycott of North Korean Reds

Reds Plan. For War With West   But American Reporter Says Kremlin Is Not Ready Now; Hope For Peace in Russ People

Soviet Leaders Plan for War, American Says   Conclusiohs Based On Observation as Reporter in Moscow

Does Russia Really Want Another War? Enigmatic Answer Is No, And Yes

Does Russia Wish War Now? ‘Yes—and No—but Eventually,’ Says Veteran Observer of Soviet Affairs

‘Understanding Necessary’  D-8. Serthe Says Soviet Leaders Are Bent On Eventual War

India Became A  Republic Today   Proclaiming of Constitution Inaugural of President  in Ceremonies   31-Gun Salute Marks End of Centuries Long Struggle for Freedom

PRASAD HEADS STATE   31-Gun Salute Marks Enc of Centuries Long Struggle for Fr

India Becomes Free Nation   Install President; Java Troops Battle Rebels in Jakarta

Hiss Prosecutor . N.Y. Police Head   Murphy Successor to O'Brien, Wko Quit in Bockie Scandai

Murphy Named Commissioner  Of NY Police   Hiss Prosecutor To Helm Of Department In Midst _ Of Cop-Bookie Scandal

Hiss Prosecutor Takes Top Police Job in N. Y. City   O’Brien Quits In Middle of Rackets Scandal

Hiss Nemesis Named Clear Police Mess   Murphy ‘Assigned to. Straighten Out Graft And Corruption in  New York Department

Hiss Prosecutor Heads N. Y. Police  x  * ee x” xX x  Muronhv rates Over Gratt Shaken - ‘arcee As O Brien Resiane

Murphy Heads Gotham Cops   Commissioner Quits When Huge Scandal Breaks On Graft-Shoken Department

TEMPERATURE   Alger Hiss Prosecutor Takes Reins Of Graft-Shaken New Yorke Police

Man Who Prosecuted Alger Hise Takes Over as N.Y. Police Commissioner

New York Police Shakeup Looms   Hiss’ Prosecutor Named Commissioner

New York Cops Have New Leader   Man Who Prosecuted Alger Hiss Assumes Job as Commissioner

FBI Report Shows Crime In Rural Areas On Upgrade For First Half ‘5(

Julia Marlowe. Noted Actress, Passes Away  iid, waitin Gio   eo  Shakespearean Star Started Career As Tot In Portsmouth

Julia Marlowe Dies In N. Y. :  Actress Won Fame In. Shakeenearean Plax

Early Christmas Held for Child Lost by Court Edict   Sale Alleced.

Ageressors Warned By  Norwegian   Sees Danger Of All-Out War In Chinese Action

Enemy Strikes at 15 Points West Of Masan; Allies Taking Heavy Toll; Drive on Pohang Stopped

SecondNew Assault to North Also   Fighting Raging All Along Naktong River Front; Pohang Saved

Score Short Gains Despite Heavy Losses   Southern Front Aflame; Attack On Pohang Stopped

Hurled Back Near Pohang   Americans Re-Take Almost All of Ground Lost in Bitter Strugale Over Port

Yanks Call Up Engineers To Join In Fight   Pohang Area Quiet After Allies Gain Back Lost Ground

Conditiens in Chicago  Jail Termed. ‘Shocking   Cook County Warden Denies Inmates Held Trysts With Women

Wine, Women, Dope and Food!   Conditions in Jail Called ‘Rotten’

‘Rotten from Top to Bottom’  Women. Dope. Steaks Available in Chicago Jail? Probe Ordered

Official Says A Little Cash To Right Person Does Trick Women, Liquor, Narcotics And Fine Food  Are Claimed Smuaaled Into Chicago Jail

WARSHIPS IN ACTION OFF BEACHHEAD   Big Guns Support UN Troops Battling Elements of Seven Chinese Divisions — Gen. Mac. Actinr's  Headqnaters Issues Detailed Summary of Large Seale Enemy Movements.

Inter-American Parley Is Called  To Consult on Red's Threat to ‘Free World’

Hemisphere Defense  Talks Asked   U.S. Calls Parley To Diseuss Threat To ‘Free World’

Emergency State Proclaimed After Appeal for Unity  Order Sets Wheels In Motion Toward Full Mobilization

21 Countries Summoned To Conference   Hemisphere Pact Is Invoked By America Under Grave Crisis

Americas Get ‘Alert’ Signal   21 Nations Receive Request for Parlev

All-Hemisphere Talks Requested   U. S. Asks Parley on World Crisis

Talks Asked  Of Americas   United States Seeks 21-Nation Conclave

U. S. Asks 21: West Nations To Conference   Communiam’s Threat *To The Entire World’ Will Be Discussed...

21 Nations Plan Parley  Measting Called tu   Meeting Called: In Face of Red Threat

FRENCH ARMY UNITS BATTLE INVASION TR}   Outposts Attacked; Defenders Hold To Lines

Red Troops" Attack TwoGarrisons in  Indo-China __      Might Indicate Start of a General Red  Offensive to Conquer mM 8 eet

French Troops Reported Under Communist Fire   General Offensive May Be Shaping Up

French Say 2 Garrisons  Under Attack   Thousands Of Red Troops Reported As Massing On Chinese Border

French Posts On Border Are Objectives   Trouble Spot Expected Invasion; Police Sauelch U>rising In Saigon At Same Time

Red Chinese Attack Border Of Indo-China   Two French Posts Reported Under Fire: Offensive Possible

2 Garrisons Said To Be Under Attack   Observers Believe General Offensive May Be Underway

French Report Thousands Of Red Troops   Communists Massed Along Indo-China Border

MAY BE START OF GENERAL RED OFFENSIVE   French Garrisons Guarding Borders Are Attacked

Chinese Reds Open Fire on Indo-China   Thousands of Commies Massed Alona Border

Communist Units Massing On Border   Outposts at Dongkhe And Laokay Are — Reported Chaltlaa

Thousands of Reds Reported Massing or lndo-China Border  French Posts Attacked, Observers Fear Move  Is New Red Offensive

Troeps Forge On; B-29s Hit Enemy Patrols Report Light Brushes With Enemy Alona Yalu River   ‘Red Unit Being Squeezed Between Two -£lements of South Koreans; ROKs Forge: Ahead Five Miles Near Chongjin Sector

U.N. Troops Advance; B-29 ‘Forts’ Blast At Ko-Red Staging Points

Strike Musan Second Blow   Intantry Patrols Probe Front to Locate Where  Reds Plan to Make Stand

U. $. Troops Have Only Skirmishes as They Advance   But South Koreans Encounter Battalion and Set Up a Squeeze.

Bombers Blast Areas Where Reds Are Reorganizing  General Advance By U. N. Forces On Whole Front

Allied Infantry Advances, Planes Lash Red Centers  Reds’ Resistance Light as Patrols

RAIN BOMBS ON MUSAN IN NORTH KOREA   Wave of Superforts Drop 140,000 Pounds of Explosives on Chinese Red Concentration Point, ...   U.N. FORCES GAIN. ON ENTIRE FRONT   South Koreans Probe ‘to Within 8 Miles of Chongjin, Where B-29s Also Drop Bombs. 

B-29's RAIN HEAVY BOMBS ABOUT MUSAN   Guerrillas Give Trouble In Many By-Passed Areas

Patrols of the U. S. Seventh Division Encounter Light Resistance by Foe

Bombers At Work In Korea   Border Area Is Given a Blasting As U.N. Ground Troons Maka Bnin

Allies Meet Light Resistance in General Advance; B-29s Blast Red Staging Points.   REDS MAY PLAN STAND AT MUSAN

Truman Asks Democrat AndRepublican Blockers Of ‘Fair Deal’ Defeated   President Expands On His Chicago Speech I Which He Called On The Voters To Oust What He Called ‘Obstructionists’

Own Party Members On List as Deserving Defeat, President Says to Newsmen

Russians Call For Strength In Navy Force   Press Articles Refer Tc British-American: Threat Of War

Soviets Say War Threats Make Big  Navy Necessary   Press Marks Navy Day B Charging UV. S., Britain Are Threatening War

Flanders Lowers Flag In Protest Of Abdication   Committee of Ministers Starts Work on Bill to Transfer Leopold’s Power

WAR CONTROLS NOT NEEDED, TRUMAN TOLD   ' Economic Controls Will Be Imposed If Conflict Spreads

Global Siruggle Would  Mean Wartime © Contro Is.   President Informed That Present Korean War As 0 Today Would Not Necessitate Controls — Korean War Has Changed Washington Economic  © Thinking

Korean Conflict Will Not Bring About Controls   Truman’s Advisers Sa) American Industry In Strong Condition

Anti-Communist Bill Made Law Of Land    Senators, After Haggering Session, Join House Members To Vote Aagainst President Truman’s Veto; Reds Face Controls

Congressmen Head Home After Senator: Override Truman's Anti-Red Bill Veto

Senate Passes Red Curb Bill Despite Veto   Filibuster Delays Action; Two-Month Recess Begins

Legislators Pass Red Control Bill After Long Fight   Congressmen Leave For Fall Campaign; Back November 27

Despite Veto Anti-Red Bill Becomes Law   Filibuster Forces All-Night Session: Congress Adjourns

Presidential Veto Snubbed  By Congress Adjournment to Nov. 27 Called Following Debate

Both Houses Adjourn Until November 27; Actio: On Excess Profits Legislation Seen After Recess

Fough Anti-Red Measure Is Voted Into Law  Members Will Return   Members Will Return On Nov. 27 To Act On New Tax Law

Truman's Veto of Anti-Red Bill Over-Ridden as Congress Quits   Senate Rejects Plea in Smashing Vote After 20-Hour Lost-Cause Filibuster by Small Group of Solons

“Talkathon’ Delays Vote; Passes 57-10   Only Ten Democrats Uphold Truman Veto; Houses Return Nov. 2°

Last Move Is Veto Override   Hurry Home for Campaign. ing; Pass Communist Bill Over Veto

Congress Beats Veto, (Goes Home   Senate Follows in House Footsteps, Overrides Truman by 57-10 Vote  ALL-NIGHT SESSION  Communist Control Bill -Is Law: Congressmen Go Home To Campaign

DK ED CURB Ad CONGRESS STARTS HOME   All Night Filibuster Against Overriding Veto Fails to Change Vote.

After 20-Hour, 48-Minute ‘Lost Cause’ Filibuster   “Gish sia CY Fees  Shs Datving Anti EA felon Sa Bill over Veto

(SENATE OVERRIDES VETO AFTER FILIBUSTER _  Anti-Red Curbs Now Lav

Congress Adjourns Until — Nov. 27 After Defeat of Truman Red Control Veto

Conaress Votes Bill Over Veto And Goes Home   One Senator Collapses During All-Night Talk On Anti-Red Measure

Truman Beaten in Senate Vote: Recess Begins   Filibuster Fails And Administration ls Given Licking

Tennessee  Miss. So.  SMU . Ga. Tech   Weather   Enacts Curbs On Commies; Hurries Home

Senate Overrides  Red Bill Veto   Vote of 57 to 10 Defies Truman: Both Houses Quit ‘Till Nov. 27

CURBS ON REDS. TRUMAN OPPOSED G0 INTO EFFECT   Senate Overrides, 57 to 10, Veto of Anti-Subversives Bill Following NightLong Filibuster.   LANGER COLLAPSES AFTER 5-JOUR SPEECH   President Had Contended Measure Would Weaken ation’s Security and Hamper FBI.

Veto Rejected, Congress Off  On Vacation   Anti-Subversives Control Bill Enacted Into Law in Spite of Truman’s Action

Senate Also Puts Anti-Red Bill Over After Truman Veto   Opponents Keep Senate Up All Night Arguing About It

Senate Vote Is 51-10 Despite Filibuster; Both Houses End Sessions

Control Bill Voted Over Truman Veto   Congressmen Head Homeward after Fikibuster Fails

Lawmakers Hurry Home for Election Campaigns After Voting Into Law Hard-Boiled Anti-Communist Bill

Congress Overrides Truman  Veto Of Anti- Communist Bill   Congress Gave President Just About What He Asked For In Legislation

[Group Is Unable To Agree On New Member Wichita Falls Mayor Suggests - That Entire City Council Ouit

Order 12,000 From Homes as Flood  Threat Increases  May Blast Levee Plug to Fight   Raging Mississippi

Mississippi Rise Threatens Floods  Army Maps Battle, Evacuates 12,000

Engineers Plan to Blast Levee as Floods Rise.   New Madrid, Mo., Basin to Ease Pressure on Downstream Dikes

ENGINEERS IN FIGHT 10 SAVE INDIANA CITY   Vincennes In Peril; Fear Mississippi May Go On Rampage

Mississippi River Residents Prepare for Wors! Flood Fight in Years as Other Streams Rise

Order 12,000 Persons Out Of Floodway Area   Map Plans To Fight Biggest Mississippi Flood Threat in 13 Yéars

Order 12,000 To Flee Worst Flood In Years   May Blast Levee Near New Madrid To Open Floodway

Army, Red Cross Joir To Remove Families In Missouri Floodway   May Blast Dyke to  Relieve Pressure   Even Schoolboys Help Pile Sandbags to Pro:  tect Indiana Town

12,000 Flee From Floods   Army, Red Cross Order Mississippi River Area Cleared

12,000. Persons To Be Evacuated From Flood Area   May Blast Levoe Plug ‘As Emergency Measure “In Southeast Missouri.

RISING RIVERS PERIL HOMES OF THOUSANDS   Biggest Flood Fight In 13 Years Expected

12,000 IN FLOOD AREA MUST MOVE   Army, Red Cross. Act As Steps To Blast Levee Plug Are Weighed

12,000 Told  to Flee Area   Evacuation Ordered as Engineers Consider Letting Water Into Basin

12,000 Advised to Flee Flood Zone   Plans Pushed to Fight Mississippi

PREPARE T0 BLAST OUT LEVEE PLUG   Opening of Dikes Into Bottoms Near New Madrid, Mo. Would Relieve Pressure Upstream.   OHIO AND WABASH CONTINUE TO RISE:   Water Laps Near Top of _ Vincennes Floodwall; 36 Foot Crest Would Flood City.

10 Army Trucks Sent to Missouri Points to Pick Up Residents: Levee Plug May Be Blasted

See Stanton Bill On Judges Move To Pack Courts   Retirement Measure Draws GOP Leader’s Fire: Constitulion Ta Cited

Two American Missionaries Are Expelled   Mormons Held by Czech Police Since January 28 Released

Gzechs Free 2 American Missionaries  Two Mormons Ar Expelled From   Two Mormons Are Expelled From Country; Held Since Jan. 28

CZECHS FREE TWO U.S. MISSIONARIES HELD IN MORAVIA   ‘Prague Government Orders

Missionarie s Are Relca sed  Czechs Expel 2U.S.  Mormon Churchmen

Czechs Free Two Mormon Missionaries   Two Americans Re. leased, Expelled From Country

Visitors Inspect New Home For Girls  5,000 Attend Open House At Girlstown

Vanoss Enroiment Set for Aug. 23   Buses to Run, Lunch Served That Day; Four New Members on Faculty

Vanoss Enrolment Set for Aug. 23  Bures to Run, Lunch Served Thet Day; Four  ee  a: en eae FoF

Navy Has Developed New Aircraft Rocket To Use in Air-to-Air Fight:

DUB NEW ROCKET “MIGHTY MOUSE’   Air-to-Air- Weapon Is De velopment of Navy,

Census-Taking Job Opens Today   Farm Census Forms in Mail; General Program Begins April 1

\The 1950 Consus Taking Job Starts in Earnest aden, As Farm Census Forms Go in the Mail

Census Form Blanks Placed In U. 5. Mails  Nationwide Task Of Counting Heads

MAILMEN TAKE CENSUS FORMS TO FARM AREI   Deta Will Be Gathered Orally By Workers When Big Job Begins April 1

Census-Taking Job Shifts Into High Today With Distribution Of Farm Forms By Mail Carriers

Naw Yark Stacks   N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Part of Arkansas Omitted from Mail Delivery of Census Forms for Farms

CENSUS-TAKING JOB IS STARTED   Postal Carriers Begin Distributing Forms In Rural Mail Boxes

FARM CENSUS IS UNDER WAY   Begin Delivering Form: To Rural Mail Boxes Throughout Nation

1950 Census-Taking Starts As Rural Carriers Deliver Farm Forms To Mos: Areas: Replies Due Early In April

Word Awaited On Reopening Bracero Center  Office Being Set Up At Lon Hill Park Ta Prarcnec Warbore

Complete Plans For Farm Home Safety Clinic   To Be Held at Pocahontas on Wednesday, March 15

DECLARES AID TO REDS URGED   Say Ex-Vice President Saw Chiang’s Fall,  Asked End of Help .

IS SEEN IN CHINA POLICY   Ferguson Charges That Present Program Based On Secret Report Filed

GOP SENATOR DECLARES AID TO REDS URGED   Say Ex-Vice President Saw Chiang’s Fall, Asked End of Help .

REPUBLICANS SAY CHINA POLICY BASED ON HENRY WALLACE’S SECRET TIPS

TRUMAN FORMOSA STAND APPROVED AT PARTY CAUCUS   Senate Democrats Support President’s Decision Not to Intervene on Island.   WALLACE IS DRAWN INTO FAR EAST ROW   Ferguson Savs China Policy Is Based on Former Vice President’s Reeommendations.

Plane Crashes; Find No Trace of Its Occupants   Craft Destroyed in a Swampy Area Near Blue Earth, Minn.

Unable fo Find Occupants of a Crashed Plane   Searchers Locate No Bodies and Have Few Clues in Mystery.

Believe Gen. Will Take Top Command Post   Defense Ministers Reach ‘Half - Way’ Mark At Conference

‘Ike’ Confers With Triuman   Offer of European Command is Denjed

Interior Secretary Cites Need For More National Parks---Favors Seashore

Chapman Says U.S. Needs More National Parks  Acqui oF Pi inks nside Parks

BYRD BLAMES ADMINISTRATION FOR WAR CRISIS      Says Money Wasted on Socialistic Measures in Bids for Votes.

—BYRD SOUNDS. ‘WARNING— i “Business,. Politics ‘As © Usual’ Seen Soviet-Aim

BYRD DENOUNCES TRUMAN POLICIES   SAYS REDS COUNT ON “LUXURIES AS USUAL" TO WRECK US ECONOMY

Shadow WVarkens Outlook . ice  Railroad Walkout Threatens Nation

Threat Real; 110,000 May Strike Soon  Dispute Is Over Crews on Diesels

Railroad Strike Still Threatened   Union, Demanding Third Crew Member on Diesel Engines, Meeting Today

NATION FEARS RAIL STRIKE   Union Calls Officials To Discuss Plans For _ Strike Action

Threatened Strike of Railroadmen Still Hangs Heavily Over Nafion’s Economy

Threat of Rail Strike Continues  Union Calls ‘in More Officers for Taiks

RAILROAD UNION DEBATES STRIKE   SEEK TO ENFORCE DEMANDS FOR EXTRA FIREMAN ON DIESELS

Path Opens for End Of Chrysler Strike   Optimism Prevails Despite Union Rejection Of Company's ‘Final’ Offer; None of UAW‘s Six Objections Are on Vital Issues   Threat of Firemen’s Strike Hangs Heavy Over Railroads

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER SAYS _ NEW CREDIT RESTRICTIONS MAY SLOW DOWN WHEELS OF INDUSTRY

FY egua Philosophe r  J A. Says The New Credit Restrictions ‘May Slow Down Wheels of Industry

VOTES TO EXTEND RENT CONTROL:   SENATE GROUP WOULD CON   TINTE REGULATIONS 2  MONTHS BEYOND DEC, 3.

Hope Is Slight For 44 Lost on Arctic Plane   Forty Aircraft Drone Through Thirty Below Air In Futile Hunt

Forty Planes Renew Search For Transport Lost In Yukon: Bad Weather. Is Obstacie

Lost C-54 Is Sought In Yukon   Fate Of 44 Persons Still Uncertain

Frozen North Hides Fate of Missing Plane   40 Aircraft Scour Arctic; Hopes Fading

Voters Resent Jenner Blast   ‘Living Lie’ Charge Fails to Catch On

Defense Secretary Urges Three-Year Extension of “Idling Draft Procedure

Would Prove To Russia U.S. Plans To ‘Keep Strong’   House Panel May Prohibit Inductions

Egyptian Father Blames His Ailing Liver For Tale That Farouk Broke ‘Engagement’

Father of Egyptian Beauty Denies Daughter ‘Prisoner’ for Monarch

Mrs. Montgomery Buys Hat Shop  Bill Arendt and Wife End Long Ownership

Frederick Cloud Killed ‘in Crash   Visited Here Often On Business Trips

Tak GYIADS ACUS! pe ee  Seeds of Treason ... Hiss under Spotliqht

By RALPH DE TOLEDANO and VICTOR LASKY  FITTF ATW ONT Coecrrmoayr

Snow, Cold Prevail Over Wide Region   Below Fresxing in Northern Midwast; Missourl River Flooding

Powerful Assault Made By B-29s   War’s Biggest Raid Hits North Koreans

BOMBERS BLAST WAR FACTORIES IN NORTH KOREA   Seventy American Planes Raid Rail And Oil Center In .War's Most Power ful Air Strike.

B-29s Blast Rail Center Tn Big Raid   Seventy U.S. Planes Stage War’s Heaviest Assault: Spectacular Damage to Refinery Reported

10 B-29's In Biggest Raid Of Korean War   Waves of Planes Drop Tons Of Bombs on Targets

B-29s Strike In Heaviest Korea Raid  Rinct OFF] Rail   Blast Oil, Rail Center With 400 Tons Of Bombs

Rail And Oil Center Given  Going Over   Damaging Blow Seen To Enemy Cause In ‘ Big Raid On Wonsan

B-29s Drop 625 Tons Of Bombs on Wonsar In War's Heaviest Rai¢   Great Column of Smoke Rises Over North Korean Rail and Oil Center

B-29s Strike In Heaviest Korea Raid   Blast Oil, Rail Center With 400 Tons Of Bombs

B-29S MARK UP MOST POWERFUL STRIKE OF WAR   Seventy Superfortresses Pound Wonsan With 400 Tons Of Bombs

70 B-29's Hit Rail, Oil Hub   Wonsan Gets Raking From Giant Armada

Seventy B-29 Bombers Pound North Korean Rail Cenfer in Heaviest Strike of War

70 B-29’s From Japan And Okinawa Pound Wonsan, Rai! And Oil Center

Fire Saturday Night Forced Family Near  Mearricea ta Flee HMruca

New Social Security Bill Up To Trumar   Would Bring In About Million Of Domestics

Household Domestics Included  Millions to Be Covered by New Social Security System Jan. 1

Hawaii Volcano Renews Activity   Fourth Lava Flow Pushes Way to Sea

Mauna Loa’s Molten Rock Flow Speeds Up  saaetakcs Canoe aeeReKen ae

TRUMAN STAND PROOF OF GOP CHARGE, CLAIM   President Refuses To Comment On Accusations Made By Taft

Truman Refuses To Answer Taft's Political Attack  Silence Branded As an Admission  Of GOP Charges

‘Ohio Lawmaker Believes Americans’ Confidence In Government Shaken

Taft Charges Are Skipped   President Refuses to Discuss ''Political Immorality" in Government.

Truman Ignores Blast By Foe   Sen. Taft Denounces ‘Political Immorality’

Taft Says Truman Does Not Dispute Republican Charge  President Refuses To Discuss Blast  ree ee ee ee ees,

“Political Immorality” Label... . SS pee ee”  Taft Holds Truman Admits His Charge

Truman Refuse To Discuss Sen, Taft's Charges  Taft Says ‘Political Iramorality’ Blast Stands Undisputed

Taft's Blast At ‘Administration Seen Undisputed  : Truman Declines To ~ Answer ‘Political immorality’ Charge

Taft Says Charge Stands Undisputed Since Truman Refuses To Discuss It

Taft Says Republican Charges Of “Political Immorality” Backed By ‘Truman's Refusal To Discuss Issue

U S. Troops Pushed Back Ten Miles   Kum River Line Being Readied

Sinatra Reunited With Ava Gardner  Rumor Bullfighter Is His Love Rival

INCOME TAX. BOOST: ASSURED. ON OCTOBER '   Congress Not to Delay Hike for Excess Profits Levy..

Income Tax Increases Oct. 1 Seem Certain   Congress Decides Not to Delay Measure for Excess Profits Levy at This Time — 50,000,000 Americans Will be Affected by Legislation.   GOES TO KOREAN WAR COSTS

Decides Not To Postpone Tax Increase  Levy On Incomes May Jump Oct. 1.

FOR TAX INCREASE   Hike Is Practically Assured for 50,000,000  Americans

OCT. 1 INCOME TAX BOOST IN SIGHT   Congress Not To Wait For Excess Profits Measure

RAISE IN INCOME TAXES BY OCT, 1 SEEMS ASSURED   Congress Decides Not To Delay Measure For Excess Profits Levy Now——No Ob stacle Seen.

Tax Hike Due Oct. 1; Delay Profits Levy   Senators Turn Down House Proposal to Remain In Session

Income Tax Boost Oct. { Seems Certain  Congress Decides Not To Include  Eyrace Praftc Tay

Tax Hurdle Is Cleared  Passage of Tax Hike   Passage of Tax Hike Bill Assured by Vote To Bypass Profits Levy

Over 50 Million Certain To Pay Tax Boost Oct. 1   Will Not Delay Action On : Personal Incomes For  Eevy On Excess Profits

Income Tax Hike ls In Prospect For Next Month   Economic Controls Also Drawing Near As Result of War

Income Tax Goes Up On October Ist   50,000,000 Americans To Have 18 Per Cent Of Pay Taken By Uncle Sam If Bill Passes

October 1 Boost In Income Taxes Nearly Assured   Resylts From Vote Nof to Hold Tex Bill Fér Excess Profits

Congress Near Final Action on Defense Bill, Income Tax Boost Due

Higher Tax by Oct. Ist Is Assured   Congress Decides Not to Delay Bill for Excess Profits Levy

October 1 Tax Boost Assured For 50,000,000   Excess Profits Levy Laid Over to January Session

Early Income Tax Boost V irtually Certain After Decision To Hurry Béll   House And Senate Agree To Postpone Work On Excess Profits Tax Measure

Oct. 1 Boost in Income Tax for Public Assured   - Excess Profits Levy” Scheduled for Latér as Both Houses Act

QUICK TAX HIKE SEEMS ASSURED   Congress Decides Against Forcing Fight On Profits Levy  MAY APPROVE LATER

Income Tax Hike Certain By October 1  Congress Decides Not to Wait For Excess Profits Levy

Income Tax Boost Slated For Oct. 1   Congress Decides Against Bill’s Delay For Profits Action

Oct. 1 Boost In Income Tax Seen Certain  Congress Decides Against Bill For

Boost in Income Taxes on Oct. 1 Virtually Sure   Congress ‘Won't Delay Measure; Excess Profit Levy to Come Later

INCOME TAXES FACING BOOST NEXT MONTH   October First Hike for More Then 50,000,000 Americans Erectically  Assured   EXESS LEVY IS DELAYED

HOUSE, SENATE REJECT EXCESS PROFITS LEV)   Personal _ Income Tax Boost Effective October 1 Virtually Sure

Measure Given Preference Over Excess Profits   Congress Votes Not To De. lay Tax Bill Action; Income Taxes To Be Upped By About 20 Per Cent

Tax Boost For 50 Million Americans  On October 1 Is Virtually Assured   Congress Decides Not To Delay It For Excess Profits Levy; Will Pass Another Measure Later.

A Tax Increase By Oct. 1 Now  Almost Certain   Congress Decides Not to Delay for Excess Profits Action

Congress Votes Against Delayed Tax Legislation   Oct. 1 Hike in Income Taxes Virtually Assured For More Than 50.000.000 Americans

Americans Are Assured Of More Taxes By Oct. 1  House, Senate In Favor Of Retroactive Excess Profits Tax Later In Year

Income lax Hike Finally Set for Oct. 1   50,000,000 Face Boost in Levy Under New Measure

Congress Rushes Oct.1 Tax Boost  Delay in Measure Loses in House

Congress Assures Excess Profits Bill Passage   Bill Will Raise Taxes Of Individuals On Oct. 1

Most Rey. Christopher J. Weldon Is Installed as Bishoo of Sprinafield

Fourth Bishop Of Springfield Installed Today   Archbishop Cushing Gives  Synibole Of Office To Most Rev. C. J. Weldon

‘Truman in “Hands Off’  Statement   But Says Present Economic Help to Be Continued

U. 5. Keeps Hands Off China War   Non-Interference Policy Rules Out Military Advice

No Armed Aid Will Go Into China's  “Civil War’   President Gives Clear Statement  On kar Last Polies At Press Conference

No Intention Of Using US ArmedF orece:  At Formosa   President Says Thi; Country Will Not Interfere in the Present Situation

U.S. INTENDS 10 STAY CLEAR OF CHINA WAR   President lruman Says This Country Has No Intention of Becoming Involved.

U.S. Against Intervention In Formosa   Truman Says There Is:N; lo Intention Of Using Armed Forces

a te  says U.S. V Get Involved Conflict In Far.   Won't Provide Aid or. Advice to Chir

Says U. S. Won't Use Armed Force In China Conflict   Our Policy Is ‘Open Door’, President Says in Statement

U.S. To Stay Out of China Civil War   Policy Unchanged, Truman Deciares

BRITISH TROOPS ARE BEING SENT TO KOREA   Infantry Force Will Join American Troops in Ansuer To Mararthor Plex

Britain Speeds infantry Force To Korean Front   General Harding, Far East Commander, Makes Announcement

Brifish Troops Going To Fron   Infantry Force To Be Sent From Hong Kong At Once

MACARTHUR’S ‘WITHOUT DELAY? REQUEST ANSWERED  British Troops To Korea

Pittsburgh Red's Bond Is $100,000, Aides Are Freed   $20,000 Bail Furnished For Two Alleged Seditionists

77 DEAD ARE COUNTED 4-Way ‘Trove Is Gpened Into Rail Crash Trasedy

Four Probes Of New York Rail Wreck Started  Death Toll Is 77; city ~~ Sell in tal

DRASTIC ACTION SURE IN RAILROAD §=GRASH   Gov..-Dewey Hastens Action And Thorough Investigation  CAUSE UNDETERMINED

Republican Solons See  Duff Win Harbinger Of ~ GOP Triumph In Fall

Republicans in U. S. Senate See in Duff Triumph Hope For Victory in November

Senate Group OK’s Defense Spending Hike   Increase Nearly  $400.000,000

United Nations General Assembly Told It Must Consider Korea Case

UN ASSEMBLY TOLD TO CONSIDER WAR   President. Entezam Says ‘Security Council Failed

Peace Solution Still Heped For In U.N. Talks   Delegates Seek Means to Stave Off All-Out War

Korean Crisis Is Handed fo UN Assembly Today: Council Fails to Reach Decision

Assembly Delay: Consideration Or Korea Issue   Entezan Grave As Delegates Told Of Russian Vote

CHINA ATTACK ISSUE BEFORE UN ASSEMBLY   Russia Vetoes Security Council Withdrawal Order To Sino-Reds

U.N. Assembly Urged fo Act in Korean Crisis   Meets Amid Spectre Of Atom War; Malik Vetoes Council Action

U.N. Delegations Ponder Next Step  Russians Boycott Debate on Crisis

U.N. Assembl} Told It Must. Act on Korea   Entezam Reports Many Messages Urge Striving for Peace  Rr TOM OCHILTREE

kKKkKaeKwK*   -PRESIDENT.-INFORM... JW. . ASSEMBLY IT MUST CONSIDER KOREAN CASE

Says Korea Case Is Problem For UN. 's Assembly   President of Group Says Council Veto Gives It Problem

KOREA CASE GOES T0 U.N. ASSEMBLY   Council Unable to Agree as Russia Casts Veto; Diplomats Work Around the Clock.

Senators U rge U. S. To Probe  Coffee Prices   Speculation Held To Blame For Sharp Rises In Committee Report

1950 Death Toll Of 35,000 Seen   Holiday to Boost Traffic Fatalities

‘50 TRAFFIC DEATHS MAY TOTAL 35,000   National Safety Council Expecting 330 Fatal Automobile Accidents Over Holiday

Estimate Rises To 35,000... . amatelad iRinbeist td cto iad SUR  Traffic Fatali lies  Increase In Year

1950 Traffic Toll Worst Since 1941] Safety Council Says  330 to Die on U.S. Roads Over Holiday

Nation’s Traffic Death Toll 35,000 in 1950   Figure Sixth Worst in U. S. History.

Nation's 1950 Traffic Dez ** To! Expected To Reach 9-Year Hecord

PREDICT HEAVY HOLIDAY TOLL   Expect 330 Persons To Die In Traffic Accidents  Over Week-End

There Are 6,432 Dead In Korea, But:  U. S. 1950 Traffic Death Toll Will Reach 35,000--Highest Since 194]

1950 Death Toll  _ For Highways _ May Hit 35,000   Ser Road. Fatality, Record 6th Worst In History. Of Moter Vehicle Travel

Nation’s Traffic Death Toll Will Reach Estimated 35,000, Sixth Worst in History of Auto Traffic

1950 Traffic Toll To Reach 35,000   Road Deaths May Set Post-War High

New Y ear’s Deaths Expected To Pus} 1951 Traffic Toll Over 35.000 Mark

A HARD FREEZE AHFAD   Winter Weather Strikex Back Thruout Kansas Area

What We Do Now ls Important   Hits lsolationists In First Train Talk At Galesburg, Ill.

President Moves ‘Campaign Style’   Nine Major Talks Planned For Trin

President Say’s War Probability Hinges on U.S.   ‘Isolationists’ Hit By Truman in Railside Speech in Illinois

Truman States Months Ahead Wiil Tell Story   Near Future to Show Whether Third World War Will Occur. He Says; Is on Tour.

Truman Raps solationism In lllinois Talk  Months Ahead Will Decide War Trend

Truman Declares Decisions of U.S. in Months Ahead to Decide lf There’s to Be Third War

Talk Can Stari Third World War  Says President, Declaring _ lrolationists to Blame for bs Last Conflict  SPEAKS FROM TRAIN Warns of Intention to Stume  for Brannan Farm ene: TD

Truman Speaks Tonight At Lincoln, Neb.  Tells Illinois Crowd Vital Decisions Will Be Made in Near Futur

U. §. Must Not “Renege on Allies—Truman   President Assails “Isolationists’ in A Trainside Talk

Peace Costly, Says Truman   President, Beginning 16-State Tour, Terms lsolationist Policy Dangerous

Isolationists  Are Assailed   President Warns World Could Be Swallowed By Reds

‘Isolationists: Hit By President In Galeshurg Talk  ‘Off-Cuff? Speech   ‘Off-Cuff’? Speech Read From Notes On 66th Birthday

PRESIDENT RAPS ISOLATIONIST IN TRAVEL SPEECH   Wear Possible if America “Reneges’ on Her Allies, Truman Declares

President’s ° Train Heads Weston 6000 Mile Trip   Truman To Give Firet, Big: Speech  of THp ‘To ones? we at Ligkele. Ne

Says War Issue Lies  With U.S.   President Reps Those Who Would Let Reds Toke ‘Rest O: World’

Truman Sees Third World War Hinging on U. 5. Decisions   Important Months Are Ahead, He Says as Isolationists Assailed.

Truman Says Critical Era Just Ahead   Third World War Hangs In Balance, President Asserts

Truman Hits ‘Isolationists’ As Red Aides   Decisions of U.S. In Months Ahead Seen Kev to War

PRESIDENT RAPS ECONOMY GROUP AS ISOLATIONIST   Declares That Decisions Of U. S. In Months Ahead Will Decide War Or Peace—Train Rolls On Midwest Tour

Talk Can Start Third World War   Says President, Declaring Isolationists to Blame for Last Conflict   FROM TRAIN   Warns of Intention to Stump for Brannan Farm  During Trip

Truman Warns of Isolation Policy in Trainside Talk  Many Would Saye Money-at Expense of  ‘Terrible Cost of New War’ He Says

President Due For Major Farm Talk At Lincoln Today; Will Discuss Issues

Truman In Fine Fettle    Rips Isolationists  In First Whistle-Stop. “Talk of Campaign Tour; Is 66 Years Old Today

Truman Says The Next Few Months Will Determine If There's To Be A World War

War or Peace to Be Determined in Few Months, Says Truman  Tells Crowd at Galesburg, IIL, That U. § Muct Make Good on Ohliaations

RAPS ‘ISOLATIONISTS’ -—  _ Truman Says U. S. Holds ~ Key To New World War

Third War U.S. Issue,  Says Truman   ‘Isolationists’ Demand Economies ’ Says President

War Decision Up To. Us~Truman President Assajls. 'Chean" lenlatinniche 0.

TRUMAN DEFENDS WESTERN -TRIP AS REPORT 10 PEOPLE   Warns Next War Will Not Be Fought Entirely On  fnreian Soil 4

Bradley Says Let Science Go The Limit   ‘Fearsome Results’ Should Not Deter, General Declares

Democrats Make New Overtures lo Business Man  Truman Sets Stage in State Of Union Telk Yo Conarecs

Democrat Bid to Woo ‘Small Business’ With  Capital Loans is Seen

DEMOCRATS BID FOR HELP FROM SMALL BUSINESS   Campaign Year Campaign Looms From Lucas’ Loan Measure

Lucas Favors ‘Aid For Small Business Mar   Democrats Make Bid Fo. Support In Election Campaian

Were Witnesses Before Senati Foreign Relations Sub-Commit tee On Communists In Govern ment; Is Now In Recess   BUDENZ MAY NAME . 1 AMERASIA FIXE!

Hickenlooper Favors Action Against Field And Browder   Suggests Subcommittee Counsel Confer With Attorney General on Contempt Proceedings

Browder And Field Facing Contempt   Hickenlooper Favors Action Against Witness es Heard In Lattimore Investigation.

BRITISH TORIES GAIN IN CITIES   Urban Voters Continue Drift Away From Ruling Labor Party

‘Wreckage Discovered In Lake Michigan  Northwest Airlines Craft Disappears On New York To  Minnenanolic Flight

Oil and Paper Scraps Rising Off Milwaukee   Northwest Airlines Craft Missing Since Late Friday Night

Report Oil Slicks In Lake Michigan  Boat Locates Spot Where Big Airliner Believed to Have Hit  Former Local Residents on Northwest Airlines Ship Hunted in Waters Off South Milwaukee

Northwest Line DC-4 Disappears On Non-Stop Run  Wreckage Sighted In Water East of

Plane May Have Crashed Into Lake Michigan   Vil seen DudDiing fo surrace East of Milwaukee — Divers to Descend in Area - Craft En Route From New York to Minneapolis

Fear Airplane En Route From New York To Minneapolis Crashed Into Lake During Friday Night’s Storm; No Persons From Wisconsin Aboard Ill-Fated Plane

Search Centers A Spot Where Oil Bubbles Up   Death Toll May Be Greatest in History of Commercial Flving

C10 Completes Toledo Probe  Gosser Supporter   Gosser Supporter Suspended For Fight

TENSION RISES AT JACKSON Mississt p pians Beat Civil Rights Leader

DOUBT ON INCOME   Gambler Mickey Cohen Being Investigated by Senate Group

British Official Says 'Reds Foment Strikes [To Hinder War Effort

Bednasek’s Story ls Admitted Into Evidence   Reveals How  Campus Sweetheart  Met Her Death

Communism Suffers Crushing Defeat _In Vienna 50,000 Strikers Go Back, Trains and Trolleys Run on Schedule Again as General-Tie-Up Fails

Austria Survives Political Crisis   Communism Suffers Crushing Defeat In General Strike Try

Reds Given Jolt; Austria Normal   Two-days of Terror Get Hot Results

REDS ARE BEATEN   Austria Returns to Normal After 2 Days of Com munist Terror

. Trend Is Evident  ‘Communism Suffers Bi ig  ‘Defeat In Austria Riots

Austrian Reds Suffer Defeat  In Terrorism   Strikers Return As Trains, Street Cars Operate On Schedule

Two Days Red Terror Ended: Order Prevails   Scheme Flops and Red Leaders Call Off Ineffective Two-Day Strike

Austrian Reds  Suffer Defeat   Call off Country-wide Strike After Failure To Shut Down the Country

Austrian Reds Suffer Defeat In 2-Day Riots   Vienna Back to Normal As Communists Call Off General Strike

General Strike Attempt Fails After 10 Days   Austrian Workers Ignore Communists

Crushing Defeat Hits Communism  Austrians Beat Down Red Strikes, Riots

Red Strike In Austria Fails  Work Resumed Afte Two Days Of Terror

RED STRIKE FLOPS; VIENNA NOW QUIET   , Russia Suffers Major Defeat; Purge Of Communist Leadership Anticipated

Austria Returns To Normal After Wave Of Strikes  Communism Dealt oe Re Ff Bs KR A _

Austria Crushes Reds Maneuver   Defeat Is Solid as Strike Plans Fail

AUSTRIANS BEAT DOWN RED: WAVE   Communism Suffers Crushing Defeat As Nation Returns To Normal After Two Davsa Of Terror

VIENNA SURVIVES POLITICAL CRISIS   Reds Halt Strike After Two Days of Terror

REDS GIVE UP ALL STRIKE EFFORTS   Purge Of Red Leadership Expected To Follow   Take Down Barricades As 50,000 Go Back To Work In Vienna Plants

Public Battles Red Terrorism to Standstill   Soviet-Backed Effort to Seize Control of Nation Smashed

Austria Reports Crushing Defeat For Red Terror   Efforts Of Communists To Foment General Strike Given Up After L) Days

Reds Suffer Defeat in Austria   General Strike Called Off After'Two Days And Country Resume: Normal Onerations ‘

Watn Trade School     That “Fringe” Operators [Face the Prospect...  OF Béirig Eliminated

HoardedCast Brings Death To Couple   Pair Unable to Flee Double-Locked Burning Home

MAKES APPEAL FOR POLIO FUND; TOTAL $4,503.16   Laird Points to Great Need Here After 1949's Near + Epidemic,

New High Is Urged for 1950 March of Dimes   Year of 1949 Is Cited as Most Severe in 12-Yea: History of Infantile Paralysis Foundation.

MARCH OF DIMES MUST ~ HIT ANEW HIGH MARK   Campaign in Bucks County To Get Under Way On January 16th   IFUNDS BADLY NEEDED

Prices Increase Sharply During Week On Textile Market; Demand Is Heavy

May Add Another Call This ear to Boost Strength to 800,000  50,000 IN OCTOBER United States Is Also Build.   Draft Calls Will Go Out To 1,800 Kansans Soon

Good Afternoon!  In Today’s Journa      Scattered Showers Predicted For State  Cold Weather In Texas Gives Wav To Rain Clouds And Foq

$44,0UU,000 Express Highway for Jax Under Consiruction  SRD Eliminating Some, But Not All Traffic Snaris

War Tax Bill  Gets Approval   House Committee Pushes Measure Toward Vote

Boost Tax Measure To Final Action   Hope For Early Agreement In Senate Chambers

Atomic Plant Site Strike Spreads  Construction Work Is Virtually Halted

Oppenheimer, Noted Atomic Expert, Flatly Denies Testimony Of Woman That He Held Red Meeting In Home

Also Named Weinberg Top Atom Scientist Denies Ex-Red’s Story of Meeting

Atomic Expert Denies He Met With Commies  Answers Charges Of Ex-Communist

Scientist Denies He Met Reds   Atomic Official Accused by Admitted Commie of Secret Clans

Atom Expert Denies Story Of Ex-Commie   Oppenheimer Says He Never Attended Secret Red Meeting; Woman Savs He Was Present

Former Red’s Charge Denied   Dr. Oppenheimer, Leading Atom Scientist, Denies Secret Red Meeting

EX - COMM PUTS FINGER ON OPPENHEIMER   California “ University Professor Denies  All CQ swmaanbtiane

Dr. Oppenheimer Denies Holding Commie Meeting   Says Never Was Party Member, Does not Know Crouch

Top Scientist Denies Charge By Former Rec   Dr. Oppenheimer Says Woman’s Story About Meeti s “False”

BERLIN PROPAGANDA WAR FLARES ANEW   Reds Try To Halt Barrage of Rockets Filled With Anti-Russian Leaflets

TEMPO OF COLD WAR INCREASES ‘IN BERLIN AREA   West Fires Leaflets By Rocket, East Cuts Prices for  Votes.

Propaganda Rockets Causing Much Grief for East Berlin Reds During Election Drive

Propaganda At  Peak In Berlin Anti-Red Leaflets Fired In Rockets

uv New Pitttomreh Papert   100,000 Copies Of Initia Edition Sold Sunday

U eNew Pittsburgh Paper   100,000 Copies Of Initial Edition Sold Sunday

Truman Sharply Refuses Comment On Alger Hiss, ‘Red Herring’ Queries

Truman Shuns Comment On Hiss   Declines To Be  Pumped On Attitude

Truman Refuses To Comment On Alger Hiss Case   Says He Alone Decides On H-Bomb Praject

TRUMAN REFUSES TO TALK ABOUT ALGER HISS CASI   Sharp “No Comment” Greets Newsmen’s Efforts to Learn President's Attitude.   HE DENIES BREAK WITH GOVERNOR SMITH   Iwo Have Been Reported at Odds Over Candidacy of Auison for Senate Nomination.

NO COMMENT ON HISS CASE   Gavin Urges Achesor Quit Post In View Of Hiss Friendship

Mothers’ Cigarettes Blamed for High Percentage of Children’s Eve Injuries

May Couse Eye Injury a While Holding Children Don't Smoke, Parents Told

Diggers Will Get 70 Cent Pay Hike   Maintenance Crews Start Te Renonen Pits

Coal Contract Is Signed: Some Mines to Open Monday  372,000 Bituminous Miners Called Back to Pits, All With Raises

Biggest Saint Patrick Parade Gets Under Way   Swings Up New York Fifth-Ave With Blessing From Rome

World’s Largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade Staged As Usual In Gotham

World's Biggest Parade   On St. Patrick’s  Day is Bigger Than Ever in New York City; 15 Miles Long

lrish Strut Their Stuff In New York   Thousands March In ‘Biggest Ever” St. Patrick Parade

Irish Parade In New York  OE <n ee a eS Wee   Patron Saint Hailed lu Five-Hour March

Gaelic Clansmen Will-March Five Hours. Through Manhattan  New York’s Transplanted Irish To Wave The Banners In Their Biaaest St. Pat's Parade

nr Kx OUR  GREAT DAY FOR IRISH — Famed St. Patrick’s Day Parade Held In New York

New York's Irish T urn Out for Greatest St. Patric ks Day Parade

Flanagans, HannigansAnd O’Tooles Shine   St. Patrick’s Day Brings Out Huge ' New York Throngs

 GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH! .. .  Thousands of Gay Lads From Erin Parade Today

Even Dublin Is Qutnumbered Gotham’s Irish, 100,000 Strong, March ‘til Dusk To Honor Patron

Green Wave Engulfs Fifth Avenue in 15-Mile St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Boys From Ireland Tread Out Miles’ In Saint’s Honor —   Parade Exceeds Annual Record. of Being Top Parade in World,  Te Report

ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE IN NEW YORK CITY   Five-Hour March Largest in World on Saint’s Anniversary.

New York Irish to Stage Biggest St. Patrick’s Day in All History

Gotham Sets. Holiday Pace   World’s Biggest St. Patrick’s Day Parade Is 5Hour Event in World’s Biggest City.

Trish Promise  Record Parade   Five-Hour Street Parade Being Staged In New York Today.

Flanagans, Murphys, Kellys, Hannigans, O'Tooles, Flynns jin Biqagest St. Pat Parade

Search ‘Continues For Missing Pilot  Who Bailed Out Over Floyd County

GOP Primary to Have Only One Ratile: Only One Democratic Cancidate Has No Opposition

State Traffic Mishaps Kill 8   9th Dies of Injuries Suffered Thursday

U.S. Forees Withdraw From Kumchon   Nehru For Korean Peace Minus ‘Deal;  Backs Red China

Nehru Feels Korean Issue Should Nol Be Tied In With Any Other Question

Quake Deaths Near 5,000 In Battered India  Five Million Feared  Homeless; Vital Tea wd Bones Basins

Quake In India Fatal Jo 5,000  Millions Homeless, Praying In Streets

Majority Leader Search Continues  _ O’Mahoney. Pushed; MeFarland Available

O’MAHONEY IN TOP POST ASKED   Two Northern Democrat: Backing Him For Majority Leader

OUTLOOK FAIR. COOLER   Rivers Expected to Be Back ir Their Banks by Tomorrow

30 More Wounded American Soldiers  Are Released By Chinese Communists

Chinese Release Yanks .   Thirty Prisoners Taken to American Lines Today And  27 Others Wednesday

30 Americans Freed By Reds   Prisoners Declare Treatment By Chinese Good

Received Good Treatment, Americans Say  Wounded U. S. Prisoners In Korea Released By Chinese

Wounded Yanks Are Released By Chinese   Ambush Victims Are Escorted to Neor U.S, Lines and Set Free

F ree Thirty ( yf Wounded   Released by the Chinese Reds on Northwest Front

Chinese Reds Release 30 More Yanks   All but Three Wounded Gls Are Litter Cases

30 More Yank POWs Released   All But Three Are Litter Cases, Wounded Men Left in Korean Hut

CHINESE REDS. RELEASE THIRTY WOUNDED YANKS   Permit Removal Under Truce; Freed 27 Others Wednesday.

Chinese Reds Free 30 More Wounded G.L.’:  All But 3 Were Litte: Cases; 27 Others Released Earlier

 Wounded Men Well Treated By Red Troops   Americans Were Part Of Unit Ambushed In North Korea Sector

ALL BUT THREE LITTER CASES 30 More Wounded Yanks Released by China Reds

More Prisoners  Are Released  Chinese Reds Send Beck Wounded Bw te

MacArthur Has No Authority Above Border   Surprise Communist Attack Shatters Hope  Of Limited Interventior

Newspaper files tell story of life in Arlington in 1900   CILT EDGED SUBSCRIBERS

Females to Don Sheer Lace Swim Suits in ‘51; See You at Beach, Mac?

Income Tax Irregularities Brought $2,299 712 to State During 1950

North Koreans Strike At Both Ends Of Front   Communists Pull Back After Sharp Fighting With. American Infantry—Red Casualties Estimated At 15,000 in Four Days

North Koreans, Despite Heavy Losses, Regroup For Big Push  New Thrusts Increase Communist Casualty Tall OF 15 000 In 4 Dave

Enemy Loses 15,000 Men In Futile Drive   Tank-Led Attack on North Approach to Taegu Is Blunted, But New Drive Is Expected In South; B-29s Plaster Seoul

ENEMY BUILDING UP FORCES IN MASAN SECTOR   Forthcoming Drive Might Be Last Major Effort  Of Commies   PRESIDENT RHEE IN BATTLEFRONT VISIT

More ‘Than 15,000 Reds Killed in Four Days: Spectacular PhosphorousLighted Air and Artillery Barrage Used.

Korean Reds Attack On Both Ends Of Front But Fail To Crack Defenses   Invaders Pull Back After Sharp Fighting With American Forces, Leaving Heavy Toll Of Casualties

27th Halts Red Assault Pointed at Vital Taeou  New Large-Scale   oe New Large-Scale Red Offensive  Seen Building Up OnSanther Te *On Tt

U.S. 27th Stops Red.  Tank Drive   25th Division Defeats Allack On South Line.

Knemy Loses  15,000 Men In Futile Drive   Tank-Led Attack on North Approach to Taegu Is Blunted, But New Drive Is Expected In South; B-29s Plaster Seoul   Ry REILWAN MORIN

Pull Back After Sharp Fighting With American Infantry; Add To Casualty Toll Of 15,000 In 4 Days

Violent Battles Rage as Yanks Renew Attacks  Commies Mass Huge Force for Drive on Pusan

TIME LIMIT SET FUR 2 TO RESIGN   SMITH GIVES KANSAS CITY POLICE BOARD MEMBERS UNTIL TODAY TO QUIT.

State Municipal League Asks Gas Tax Hike   Resolution Presented Bi) East St. Louis City kingineer

7,000 JAILED AS REDS HOLD MASS WALKOUI   Demonstration Fails, Premier Declares In Crisis

Dewey Rapped As Friend Of Big Business   Governor Declares 1Gis Sent To Korea  Are “Binder Armed’?

Nominate Dewey for Third Term   Governor Pledges Hard Campaign Battle; Foes Cry “Wall Street’

DEWEY T0 WAGE ROUSING FIGHT   Will Contrast With ‘Unity’ Campaign For President In 1948

County Short of Red Cross Goal; Drive Nears End  Bonham Slightly More Than $200 hv of Goa!

Red Inv estigation Pro and Con  On fn i     ttn  Taft Favors State Dept. Probe; Conservatives Revolted: Bowles

Atlantic Pact Master Defense Plans Agreed  Eisenhower Indicated As Choice to Head All Allied Forces

Communique Indicates North Atlantic Pact Nations Approved Master Blueprint and ‘Ike, Question of Rearming Germany Undecided

PROFITEERS ARE DENOUNCED BY HIGH OFFICIALS   Voluntary Hold-The - Line Fight On Inflation Is Urged   NO IMMEDIATE PLAN TO IMPOSE CONTROLS

U. 5. OFFICIALS URGE VOLUNTARY CURBS ON PRICE   Appeal Made as Rising Pres. sure for Immediate Controls Comes From Congress and Elsewhere.   PROFITEERS CALLED “ENEMIES OF NATION’   Leaders Declare Wage-Pricc Freeze, Widely Rumored in Last 48 Hours, Is Not Imminent.

Nation Warned Prices Can  Be Rolled Back   However, Officidls Say Controls Are Not Imminent

Voluntary Fight Urged Against Inflation Trend  Stabilizers Warn Of Freezes Later lf Free Will Fails

Hold-The-Line Pay And Price  Appeal Issued   Administration Warns 0: Roll-Beck If Found Necessary 

THREATENS CONTROLS _  _ U.S. Requests Voluntary ~~ Fight Against Inflation

Goverment Asks Help On Inflation Fight But Warns It Will Use Club

SiHPSIHT WPM H HATS’   Prichard's Sentence On Charge of Stuffing Ballot Box Is Affirmed

Men Convicted ln Assault Case  : Trial In Flogging  Ended In Georgia’

Western Allies  Discuss Meet With Russians   Announce US, French, British Ministers Parlay at’ London

Eighth Army Forces © Get Ready for Stand   May End Retreat Southward to Face ‘Overwhelming Communist Chinese Forces in West Korea—"Decreasing Pressure’ ‘is Reported in Northeast.      (OTH CORPS REMAINS IN PERIL

U.S. Eighth Army Prepares Stand In West Kores   Gen. MacArthor Reports - Decreasing Pressure Against Yank Forces

SAYS SOVIET COMMUNISM IS ADVANCING   Single National Planning Staff Urged by Dulles

Nationalists Fear Hainan Capture  Reds In Possession Of Island Capital

Nationalists Fear Quick Loss Of Whole Island As Reds Nab Hainan Capital   Grim Tidings, Following False Nationalist Claims Of Great Defensive Victory Has Depressing Fffect On Chianeo’s Camn

Hainan Capital In Possession  Of China Reds   Most of Nationalist Troops Flee by Air: False Report Given

Hainan Island Capital Falls To Red Forces   Nationalists Fear Invaders Will Win 'sland, Admit News Of Victories False

Truman fo Ask for Men, Funds, Modified Curbs   Curb on Housing Credit Sets Pace of Today’s Message

Truman Talk On Crisis  Due Today — President Reported  Likely to Ask Fund. Force Hike

U.S. Denies Reports of Korean Border Crossing As Troons Await Orders

W. Europe Told to Work Harder On Security if U.S. Aid Expeeted   Radar Can Detect But Not Stop Planes Attacking United States

11S. ANSWERS FRENCH PLEA   Says Western Europe Must  Work Harder For Its  Own Salvation

West Europe Must Work To Help Itself  U.S. Will Fight There.  To Alacncconxes Dist

America Tells West Europe  To Do Its Part   Replies Informally To French Request For More Troopa

Europe Must Work Harder For Salvation  U.S. Replies To French Pressure For Yank Traanse

Red-Led ‘Huks Spread Terror In Luzon Area   Death Toll Mounts, Manila Under Guard, Eeonomy Is Crippled

Communist Huks Paralyze Luzon   Manila Virtually Is State of Siege as. Raids Intensify

Alamo Housing Project Okayed  Proposal for 30 Units Receives Sianature

Six German Reds Are Arrested For  Anti-Communism   Those Banished From Soviet Party Include Propaganda Aide To Eisler, Who Also May Be In Line For Purge

6 E. Reich Reds  Jailed as Foes   Gerhart Eisler Is Believed Next on Purece List

Are Arrested For  Anti-Communism   Those Banished From Soviet Party Include Propaganda Aide To Eisler, Who Also May Be In Line For Purge

Russians Purge 6 German Reds  Gerhart Eisler Said Tan Bea Next On Lit

iEast German Communists Purge Six ‘High Officials; Eisler May Be Next

Yukon Search Fails To Locate Missing U.S. Army Airplane   44 Aboard Plane Long Overdue, One

May Be Craft Lost on Flight From Alaska   Wreckage 1,500 Miles Off Missing C-54’s Course

One of 10 Rescue Ships Now Missing   Wreckage of Large 4-Engined American Craft Ie Siahted

Hope Dim for 44 Aboard Giant Ship Of U.S. Air Force  Wreckage Reports In Remote Sections Confuse Checkup

A K. U. FINALISI   Rhodes Scholar Competitor Is Wilson O'Connell,  Hutchinson

U.S. REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE UNTIL REDS OUT   States Opposition To Red China But Korea Comes First

US. Refuses Negotiation On Korean Crisis Until Red Invaders Are Driven Out

Snipers Fire On Retreating UN Troops Saboteurs Emerge  As City Abandoned

2 Undersheritfs round Murdered  Seek Youths They Were Extraditina

Appointment  Of Eisenhower As Army Chief Expected Today   Will Be Commander Of Unified Western Enropean Defenses To Fieht Conununjeeg

Ike Says It 5 His Duty to Aceept Job   _ Recommended as Man To Unify Western European Defenses ~

PHONE WORKER STRIKE AIRED   50,000 in Southwestern Divi sion, Including Oklahoma, Prepared for Walkout

500 Victims Reported Dead In Epidemic ; Cholera Sweeping Villages In Remote Region Of India

Strikers Break More Windows   Striking Milk Workers Receive Support of AFL. Joint Teamsters

No Decision In Alice Vote Suit ‘Appeal   . Election. Dispute Arguments Heard By Fourth Court

CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES 10 CET PAY HIKE   10 Per Cent Increase Seen Likely For 22,000 State Workers

Report Living Standards Here High In Nation  Food Purchases In Lebanon Greater Than Most Places

LIVING STANDARDS HIGH IN HANOVER   Amount Of Income Used For Food In This Community High In Comparison With Figures Elsewhere

—STRANGLED— Nude Body Is Discovered  Near River  Clues Hunted In Three Statec

Police Checking Clues To Find Identity Of Woman Found Strangled On Bank Near Potomac River; Slim Leads Located

Allies Knock Out 40 Tanks, Prevent  Serious Breach   Planes, Warships Pour Shells On Foe; Marines, 2nd Division Tear Enemy Force To Shreds, Take Two Hills In Southwest

ranks and Planes Help Stiffen Defense and 24 Hours Pass Without Enemy Gains— South Koreans Drive Communists From Yongchon—Marines and Army Troops Roll Foe Back Along Naktong.

TAEGU DEFENSE SLOWS RED PUSH   Combined Allies Might — Checks 50,000-Man Enemy Drive on Key City

United Nations Troops, Tanks, Planes Stall North Korean 50,000-Man Onslaught; Invaders Drive to Within 7 Miles of Imperiled City

remy Losses Heavy In Small Advances.   South Koreans Reoccupy Road Hub; U.S. Troops Squeeze Naktona River Position

Says Highways Hobble US   Tells Engineers Makeshift Roads Are T Models

RKRAR KR KR  GOVERNMENT ORDERS 20 PER CENT CUT IN CIVIL USE OF TIN BY FEB. 1 

Increase In Armec Forces Authorized   More Than 500,000 Men May Be Taken; Ages 19 Through 25 To Be Affected   MOVE TAKEN IN DEFIANCE OF RUSSIAN PROTESTS  UN Council Named MacArthur To Head Forces In Korea, Approves U.S. Lead In Fighting Invaders

MOVE TAKEN IN DEFIANCE OF RUSSIAN PROTESTS .  UN Coungil Named! MacArthur To Head Forces In Korea, Approves U.S. Lead !n Fighting Invaders.

Judith Coplon Fires Afforney_  TT i ea ae   Three New Lawyers Appointed By Court

CAN You HELP THE F. B. 1.2 Wright, Onetime Member Of Karpis- Barker Mob, Sought

Communist Chinas Foul Blow In Korea Awakens Free World To Its Dangers

Hope Dwindles For Peace With Red China   By PHIL NEWSOM  Uniled Press Staff Correenondent

3 Ways Left fnr-- --Peate With Cnina —  With Hope Of Quick Victory Gone Fear Increases War I Has Started

Chinese Say They Didn't Know Where They Were Going   Some Prisoners Tell U. S. That Officers Kept Destination from Them.

Hotel Drive To Open Monday With Luncheon  the Held At kocet Church

Hotel Drive To Open Monday With Luncheon  ‘Be Held At Local Church ty

‘SUPPLIES ARE BEING RUSHED BY AIRPLANES   Peru's President Dispatch e. Rescue Crews to - Stricken Town 340 ° 1 Miles Fram Lima   SCORES ARE INJURED

Airlift Rushes Help to Scene Of Earthquake   At Least 50 Killed And 178 Injured Are Reported in Wreckage Of Old Peruvian City

PERU CITY HIT BY EARTHQUAKE OF 12 SECONDS   60 Killed, 178 Injured Supplies, Doctors Rushed To Scene

178 Are Injured As Shock Shakes Ancient Cuzco   Emergency Airlift Rushes Medical Aid And Food Supplies

Toll from Quake Estimated at 50   Aid Is Being Rushed to Ancient Peru City by Airlift

PERU EARTHO’AKE DEVASTATES CITY: BELIEVE 50 DEAD   EMERGENCY AIRLIFT RUSHES AID TO AREA ONCE RULED BY INCAS

Quake Dead In Peru May Reach 100   U.S. Embassy Gives Figure for Cuzco Only, No Other Towns

 Death Toll Rising In Cuzco  Emergency Airlift Rushes Aid To Ouake-Stricken City In Peru

Doctors Rushed To Quake Victims   At Least 50 Reported Killed, 178 Injured  In Cuzco, Peru

Quake Hits City In Peru 50 Are Killed   Ancient Inca Cuzco Rocked Sunday; 178 Injured, Damage Hig!

Ancient Inca City Rocked by Quake: At Least 59 Dead  Medical Aid Flown   Medical Aid Flown To Stricken Area In South Peru

Earthquake Takes Heavy Toll In Peru   Emergency Airlift Carries Supplies Into Wrecked Area

At Least 50 Persons Dead In Peruvian Town   Physicians, Nurses  Rushed To Disaster Scene By Air; Many Buildinas Buried

Death Toll. Feared 50 In Peru Quake   Lima Shaken By 12-Second Tremor;  178 Listed As Hurt

RUSH AID TO CUZCO BY AIR; FIFTY KILLED   Emergency Airlift Carries «Doctors, Medical Sup-« plies and Food to Ancient City in the Andes.   178 INJURED IN- > 12-SECOND QUAKE   Centuries-Old Stone Buildings Crash to Ground Sunday; Restaurants, Shops, Homes Wrecked.

ANCIENT ANDES CAPITAL WRECKED AY DEAD, 178 HURT   Officials Fear Many More Bodies Buried Under  Buildings

Airlift Aids Shaken City In Peru: 50 Dead   Short Quake Injures 178; Search Debris

Aivlift in — Kmergency Service   Ruins Centuries-Old. Buildings in Andes Community of Cuzeo

All Available Medical Aid Sent fo Cuzco Where Death Toll ts at Least 60 Persons   President Sends Rescue Crews to Ancient Seat of Incas Devastated by 12-Second Temblor—178 Injured—Centuries-Old Buildings Crash in City of 45,000

PERU QUAKE:      Medical Aid Rushed To Andean City Of Cuzco, Devastated By Temblor —

The Weather   Ancient Inca City Leveled By Temblor  50 Dead, Scores Hurt by Quake At Cuzco, Peru

‘Ancient City in Peru Is Devastated By 12-Second Quake   At Least 50 Persons Are Killed; 178 Others Are Seriously Injured

Airlift Aids Victims Of Peru Quake   Shock Devastates Ancient Inca City;  Death Toll At 50

City Of Cuzco Is Devastated By 12-Second Quake   Emergency Airlift Carries Doctors, Supplies, Food To Stricken City; 178 Listed As Injured

50 Peruvians Killed By 12-Second Quake   Government Flying Relief To Cuzco in Andes; One-Third Of Buildings Said Ruined

Toll from Quake Estimated at 50  Aid Is Being Rushed to Ancient Peru City by Airlift 178 OTHERS INJURED  Estimate 30 Per Cent of the Buildings Were   Estimate 30 Per Cent of the Buildings Were Destroyed

ANCIENT ANDES CITY ROCKED; 178 INJURED   Rescue Crews Dispatched To Stricken Cuzco

Rush Aid To Quake Victims   Stricken City in Peru Counts at Least 50 Dead, 178 Injured;  ’ Much af Cuzee in Ruins

Rush Aid to Stricken South American City   Severe Earthquake Jolts — Cuzeo, Rich in History : Of the Ancient Incas

Rescue Crews Go To Cuzeo After Quake   At Least 50 Reported Killed in Ancient Peru City After 12-Second Earthquake; Many Are Injured.

Quake Razes City in’ Peru; 50 Are Dead   Airlift Launched Today to Speed Emergency Aid      Once Thriving Seat of Inca Civilization in Andes Laid Waste. -

178 Injured, City of Cuzco Badly Damaged   Survivors Camping In Streets of Town Following Disaster

Ancient Inca City in Ruins   Airlift Rushes Doctors, Food to City Devastated by 12-Second Temblor

50 Killed As Earthquake Hits Peruvian City   Many Injured When Temblors Wreck Inca Section

QUAKE LEVELS CITY: 50 DIE   Planes Rush ‘Aid To Old  Peruvian City; 178  Reported Injured

Four-Second Earthquake Spreads Ruin In Ancient City Of Cuzco, Leaving 50 Dead And Many Hurt

PERUVIAN AREA COUNTS SCORES KILLED IN SHOCK   At Least 50 Dead And Nearly 200 Injured When "Quake Shakes Cuzco, Ancient Andean City.

50 Persons Killed» In Peravian Quake At Old Gty, Cuzeo   Medical Supplies, Foo Are Rushed to Aid: Populations 178 Arve Intured

Quake in Peru ls Fatal fo Fifty   Doctors and Supplies Are Rushed to Cuzco

Airlift Set Up To Quake Site In Guzeo. Peru   30 Dead, 178 Hurt In Two Earthquakes In Ineas’ Capital

Airlift Rushes Food, Medical Supplies To City  Cuzco, Seat Of Inca Civilization, Hit; At Least 178 Injured

PUERTO RICO REVOLT IN EIGHT TOWNS   Rebel Outbreak Almed At Overthrow Me Ravernas Marcin’

Governor s Palace Stoned By Nationalists  Movement Comes Ags Ad BR   Movement Comes After Mass Break From Prison

Courthouse Janitor In Putnam Co.  Must Give Own Office To Old Men

“The Dame... Was No Toothpick!’ Average U. S. Woman Is a.Mere ‘Half Pint’

North China Swarming  With Reds   Russian Planes Patrol Sea Routes, and Soldiers Reported on Duty In Maior Port Cities

U.S. IS LIVING UP TO ITS PROMISE _ To Help Those Who Fight Communism

KEEPS PROMISE TO WORLD  America Assumes Role Of ‘Pacific Policeman’

ANOTHER PLANE MISSING WITH 12 ABOARD   Goes Down Hunting Transport Now Missing 14 Davs

Crew of Five. 7 Observers  OnU.S. Ship   8-0-5 Signals Spur Hunt for Plane With 44

U.S. Craft Disappear: In Yukon   SOS Gives Hope Of Survivors In Jan. 26 Crash

High Winds Uproot Trees Kansas Town   Highest Velocity Is at Russell, Kan., Where Winds Reached 90 Miles Per Hour

inued on Page 4)  Davidson Calls For Boost In Steel Output   Declares Proposed Jump br) Production Insufficient

Boost in Steel Output is Urged   Present Expansion Program Held ‘Not Enough to do Job’

Steel Flow Too Small, Official Says   Calis Again For More Expansion In Plants To Mee IJ. S. Needs

Training and Recreational Facilities At Camp Atterbury Are Reported Excellent

Crack Units Have Used Atterbury   Pennsylvania’s NGs Will Foltow Other Outfits lo Camp

Complete electior   + phone coin boxes are on way out; Illinois Bell asks 10°

Hoosier Embroiled  In House Battle  Lewis “Signal’’ Probe Develops Into Scrap  wwre,p 2. .  pio. Heaney ee , @ Sens

‘Secret Signals’ Of John L. Lewis  Cause Turmoil In House Labor Grout

BATTLE OVER CALLING LEWIS ON THE CARPET   Congressman Wants to Ques. tion Him on Alleged Strike Signals.

SOLONS ARGUE SUBPOENA FOR JOHN L. LEWIS   INDIANA DEMOCRAT WANTS EXPLANATION OF SECRET SIGNALS

House Labor Grout In Angry Row Over Summoning Lewis  een “sa, LP.   Subcommittee Head Wants Testimony on ‘Secret Signals’

Congressman Subpoenaed  UMW Leader  Charge He Lised   Charge He Used ‘Secret Signal’

Attlee Hits At Security Loose Talk   Defends British Seeret Service  Tn Fuchs Cuse

Grand Strategy  Seen In China U. S. Officials Told To Leave Red Reaione

Grand Strategy Used To Recall All US Officials   China Commies  Delay The Day Of Rasagcnitian

RECALL ORDER SETS UP NEW CHINA POLIC)   Acheson And Truman Hope To Discredit Russians With Asiatics

Tactics Dictate Chinese Action  Official Withdrawal Intended as Shock

U.S. Acts In Line With New Strategy  Aims to Shock Chinese Heads  Into Seeing Isolation Result

U.S. STRATEGY IN ASIA MORE APPARENT NOW   American Action Ir China Interpreted In Washington

Ccosing of Consulates Step i, Plan   Truman, Acheson Seen As Mapping Policy To ~ Reverse Red Tide.

Acheson Faces Hard Fight To Make Policy Effective   Rv JOHN WM. HIGHTOWFR

Teen-Age Gangs Fight With Guns   Memorial Day Crowds Scatter in Panic As Brooklyn Youths Braw

Brawling Gangs Fight In Brooklyn   Memorial Day Crowds in City Sent Scatterins in Panic.

Teen-Age Gangs Fight With Guns  Memorial Day Crowds Scatter in Panic As  ~ «x -e <i Sem

Foreign Aid Bill Approved   Minor Changes To Be Made Before Truman Gets It

DIRKSEN AND LUCAS USING STRONG WORDS   “Political Faker,” Says Dirk sen; “Desperate Falsehoods,” Says Lucas.

British OrchestraBans Tchaikovsky’s Famed ‘Pathetique’: Calls it Fatal to Musicians. - *

Ignored Superstition About “Pathetique”’ Symphony Flouts Tchaikovsky “Death” Sona: Musician Dies

Series Opens  On October 4   First Game Slated For National City

Chureh Facing New Seizures  By Czech Reds   _ Most Monasteries To Be Taken Over In Czechoslovakia

Cleveland Among Hardest- Hit Areas   National Guard Given ‘Shoot-to-Kill’ Orders to Prevent Looting in City

G.0.P. Senators ‘In Agreement On  Help for Koreans   Catena Shows Assistance Ix Approved to Keep UL. S. From Being Jnuvolyed

GOP Senators Approve Supplies for Korea But Don't Want U. S. Involved

SENATOR SAYS U. 8. SHOULD CALL BLUFF   Bridges Contends It’s Best Way To Prevent Open War With Russia

DO NOT WANT U.S. INVOLVED No Obligation To Go To War, Is Stand Of GOP

Tito Rumored In For Attack   Stories of Cominform Offensive Increasing

Soft-Hearted Old Sergeant Sees To It That Young Recruit Gets His Cake With [he General’s Lady

a NS oe. eS beet > el a7 ” ~abueiaiaaiigialbaccme tc  Prices 4: Pet. Under Peaks  U.S. Department Reports Cost Trend

Prices Continue Skid But Food Is Still at the Top   Decline for Consumer During 1949 Reported At 2.3 Per Cent

DROP IN FOOD PRICES NOTED   All Consumer Prices In Decline, Says Report Of Commerce Dep’t

to Demand Norin Korean Surrender  MacArthur to Broadcast Demands Starting at Noon Sunday  4 DIVISIONS POISED  Fighting Diminishes Groups of Invaders Ao Reduced

MacArthur Plans ‘Airing Sunday On Cease-Fire  South Korean Units Dacad Te Ceiba 16   South Korean Units Posed To Strike If  Demand Not Filled; Terms Not Revealed

Broadcasts to Shattered Foe Start Tonight   General Presumably Will Demand Foe "Give Up or Else'  =z  <<etgumes cae

Surrender Demand  Sunday    ‘MacArthur Statement ,  Laying Down Ternis To To Be Broadcast  Hourlv: Hold At 38th

Reported Ready to Lay Down Strong Terms for Reds   Four Divisions Massed on Border Awaiting Orders

Terms Of Surrender Not Known   United Nations Has Armies Poised On The 38th Parallel

Report Terms to Be Strong: Forces Poised   ‘Yield or Else’ Demand Is to Be Made Hourly; _ Advance, Pleas to U.N.

Terms To Be Broadcast '  On Sunday   South Korean Forces Gathering Along  Parallel 38; Waiting For Orders To Crone

BELIEVE TERMS TO BE STRONG   South Koreans Foised To Enter North

4 South Korean DivisionsReady To Cross Line If  Terms Ignored   Conditions Probably Give Up or Else; Troops Want Action

Terms To Set Or Else Basis For War End   South Koreans Itch To Cross Line; Planes Hammer Parallel

Four South KoreaDivisions Poised at:38th   U. S. Paratroopers Roll Within 15 Miles Of Border Line

TO BROADCAST TERMS TONIGHT; S. KOREANS © LINE UP ON BORDER   MacArthur Expected to Demand “Surrender or Else’. Marines Smash Retreating Reds North of Seoul; Four South Korean Divisions Ready to Cross 38th Parallel.

Broadcasts Scheduled  Tomorrow   Allied Commander To Announce Terme Qver Tokyo Radio

N. Koreans To be Asked To Surrender   Broadcasts in Name Of Gen. MacArthur Scheduled Tonight; Terms Not Revealed

UN Commander To Lay Down Strong Terms   General Might Demand Unconditional Capitulation of Enemy

To Broadcast At Intervals To Government  Terms Aren’t Known Rut Can Be Strong

Terms Likely      Heavily-Armed South: Korean Forces Poised On 38th Parallel 3.77

Strong Terms Expected, Possibly Unconditional Surrender — Four South Korean Divisions Gather Along Parallel 38 — Repub-  lic’s Assembly Urges Allies To Cross Line

FOUR HEAVILY-ARMED SOUTH KOREAN DIVISIONS POISED FOR PROMPT SMASH NORTH

U. N. Commander Will Lay Down Strong Terms In Broadcast to Enemy   South Korean Assembly Urges Allies to Cross Parallel 38: 4 Divisions Poised to Strike

MacArthur To Demand by Radio Speedy Surrender of Red Korea as Southerners Await Orders

U. N. Commander To Ask Unconditional Surrender, It Is Reported, in Broadcast. Tomorrow.  TROOPS POISED TO      ‘TROOPS POISED TO  CROSS BORDER LINE

UNCONDITIONAL PEACE TERMS EXPECTED   General Plans Broadcast Sunday Afternoon   SOUTH KOREANS   May Be Allowed To Cross 38th If Enemy Refuses To Accept Terms

‘Strong Terms’ Are Expected; Troops Massed   South Korean Forces In Position to Drive Across 38th Parallet

Allies Poise Forces At 38th Parallel   Troops Ready To Go North If Communists Fail To Capitulate

United Nations Commander Will Lay Down Strong Terms, Perhaps Unconditional Surrender, Tomorrow—Four Heavily-Armed South Korean Divisions Assembled Along 38th Parallel In Position To Strike Northward If Order Is Given

South Koreans Eager to Cross 38th Parallel   Four Heavy Divisions Straining at Leash, Awaiting Word

General Expected To Lay Down Unconditional Terms as South Korean Troops Poise on Border   -Rocket-Firing Marine Fighter Planes Flatten Uijongbu Like Fiery Flap-Jack Seoul Attempts To Clean-Up Bubble

Allied Armies Rush to Border   TOKYO (AP) — Artillery and planes carried the ight today to an estimated 100,000 Reds massing for   ‘Mac’ on Air to Demand Surrender

South Is Anxious To Cross   Termin Not Disclosed but Presumably Will Be “Surrender or Ele”    Be “Surrender or Eee”  Hit at Parallel  ‘Four South Korean Divisions Ltehing to Rall Acnin

Four Divisions Ready to Cross 38th Boundary   Ultimatum to Reds to Be Given Today, With Korean Army Ready  Tw Caenstaiia Rae Ree ee

MacArthur Will Broadcast Terms for Surrender   Leaflets from the Air Will Supplement Statements by Radio.

Allied Forces Ready to Move Across the 38th   Reds Are Blasted As They Mass to Defend Border

Terms To Be Announced In Broadeast  South Koreans Favor Invasion

Broadcast Terms To North Koreans   South Koreans Gather At Parallel Awaiting Orders To Advance North

TextToBe _ Broadéast To" Reds Tonight   Round the Clock © Broadcasts To. Carry the Message

MacArthur To Present Stiff Terms   Refusal To Surrende: Might Mean Drive Across: Border.

Terms Will Be. Given N. Korea: At Noon Sunday  Demands will Be -.

Broadcasts Open Tonight on Plan Of Capitulation   Republic’s Troops  eae ee Oe

Rhee Assembly Requests UN Forces to Cross 38th Parallel   Our Planes and Artillery Carry Fight to 100,000 Reds Massed in North

South Korean Troops  Poieed Near Border,  Wait Order to Attack   See ‘Unconditional Surrender’ Terms   Marines, Other Units Are Busy Mopping Up Small Pockets of Reds

U.N. Forees Held Back At Border   Bitter Russian Opposition Seen

Plans Broadcast  Of Terms Sunday   Expected To Call For Unconditional Surrender; South Koreans On Border Awaiting Orders To Cross Over.

UN Urged to Cross 38th Parallel by Rhee Regime As Planes Hammer Line

4 Divisions Ready to Go Over Border   Republican Troops Gather At 38th Parallel; Town Over Line Blasted by U.S. Air Attack

Broadcast To N. Korea Due Tonight   Four Divisions Of South Koreans Poised at Border

To Broadcast Demand  Tomorrow: U. N. Forces Poised To Cross Border

South Korea Forces Mass For Invasion   Unconditienal Capitulation Requested

General Due To Broadeast Call Tonight   Enemy Rejection Might Send Allies Across 38th Paralle}

Gen. MacArthur Expected to Broadcas: Surrender Terms to Reds Tomorrow

TERMS 10 BE BROADCAST 19 FOF SUNDAY   Meanwhile, South Korean Troops Are Poised Along Border

REPUBLIC TROOPS ‘READY 10 SMASH ACROSS PARALLEL   Invasion Appears Certain if Northern Government lonwewe: Hibecceies.

Four Divisions Of South Koreans Are Poised Today At 38th Parallel

South Korean Troops Mass Along Border   Allied Planes Hit Rail Lines North of Frontier

Week to Pass Before F ight On Statehood  FEPC Sidetrack  May Develop Inte Lone One

Tax Exemption Cut  To $500 Is Forecast   Income Levy Change to Wartime Low Called Way To Ratse Money To Meet 1951 Demands

FACES BIG CUT IN EXEMPTIONS   $500 Figure Again May Be Faced By Citizens

Another Hike In Income Tax Due Next Year  Cvamnbtinne May      Exemptions May Be Cut to $500,  Senator States

George Says Inceme Tax Hike Will Mean Lower Exemptions  Sees Return to War Low of Only $500 in  Personal Deductions

17 BILLION-DOLLAR DEFENSE MEASURE SENT TO SENATE   Committee Unanimously Ap. proves Bil Providing Emergency Funds Asked by Truman.   SPEEDY PASSAGE APPEARS PROBABLE   Legislation Will Help Finance War in Korea and Bolster Friendly Nations Against Arpression,

DEFENSE BILL APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Commitlee — Increases Emergency Measure Passed By House

$17 Billion Arms Measure Backed   Senate Unit Votes Bill Unanimously

Defense Fund Bill Approved  Senate Committee Adds to House Total

Defense Money Bill Speeds Up  Carries Funds For Drive Aqainst Reds

Emergency Arms Bill ls Approved By Senate Group   Legislation Carries Estimated 17 Billion

Senators Vote  Defense Funds   Committee Sends Measure For Aetion on Floor

Man Who Kidnaped Girl Sentenced to 30 Years   ee ay ey  Teele Lindbergh’

Man Who Kidnaped Girl Is Sentenced To Serve 30 Years   “Little Lindbergh” Law Is Applied by Court in Case of Frank La Sallie

Girl Kidnaper Sent to Prison  For 30 Years   Frank LaSalle Pleads Guilty in Surprise Move: Girl in Court

State Motor Vehicle Bureau Swamped With Orders for New Three-LetHter License Tags

And Big Rush On  3-Letter ‘Initial’ Auto Tags Are Offered in Ohio This Year

—FANCY AUTO LICENSES— Bureau Swamped With Calls For Special Tags

Not Flying Saucer But Flying Cups Cause Uproa: In St. Louis Restaurant

Haman Retaken By American 25th Division   North Koreans Suffer Heavy Losses in Swift-Paced Assault

Americans Say Drive  May Be Last F'or Reds  Heavy Toll Inflicted On Reds In Fight Near Southern End Of Flamina Front

Haman Refaken By American   — er D5ta Division   North Koreans Suffer Heavy Losses in Switt-Paced Assault

U. S. Troops Retake and Hold Haman   Largest Mass of Reds Believed Still in Waeqwan Area

Phone Strike May Spread to & Mare States   Union Leaders Threaten t Call Out Operators Southwestern Bell System

Union Threatens to Call Strike of Bell Telephone Operators  May Tie Up Six-State System If Company ‘Locks Out’ Workers

Will Strike If Telephone Co. Bars Workers   Union Leaders to Retaliate If “Lock Outs" Are Ordered

Speedup Urged In West Defense  Lack Of Unity is Seorad In Cauneil

U.S. Urges UN Action On China   McDermott Raps “Aggression” By Communist China

Formal Charge Of Aggression Hurled at ( China   State Department Spokesman Says UN Should Act

Anglo Sub Toll Revised to 64 In Final Count  Frogmen Confirm Only

Anglo Sub Toll Revised to 04 In Final Count  Frogmen Confirm Only Dead Still in Truculent

One Of Sub’s ‘Dead Alive   Seaman Officially Listed As Lost Was Home On Leave

Only Dead Remair in Smashed Sub  Illness In Family Saves One Seaman

‘Man Freed After 23 Years In State Hospital For The Criminal Insane

1927 Slayer Freed: Ruled as Sane Now  Milwaukee Jurist Releases Peterson

Will Green, Pioneer Telephone Executive in Missouri, Kansas, Dies

AGREE TO BOOST RETIREMENT PAY   Social Security Changes Also Will Extend Program

Conferees Vote Boost For Old Age   Rapidly Shaping Bill  to Expand Social Security.

Higher Social Benefits Voted   Senate-House Committee Smoothing Out Security Differences

Will Keep Schools Separate — EP Schools Separate... .  Alabama Will F ight - Mingling Of Races

Alabama Will Nof Submit fo Court Orders   Legislature Declares State Will Not Ask Whites to Mingle With Nearoes in New Ruling

REDS BRING UP TROOPS TO TRY HAINAN SMASH   Rumors Say They Have Put Forces On West Shores

REDS PREPARE FOR ATTACK ON -HAINAN ISLAND   Communists Apparently Can  Land at Will; Guerrillas in Cont; ci.

Guerillas rted Ready to Aid in‘Capture of Nationalist  Base Off: China Coast

Chinese Reds Said Massing For Assault   Reliably Reported  Planning Smash at Hainan Island, Now Nationalist Refuge

China Reds Massing for Invasion   Landing on Hainan Island Is Reported

Red China Masse: Forces For Blow  At Hainan Island  Communists Said  Able To Capture

Chinese Reds Prepare, For Attack on’ Hainan,   Forces Reported Massing at Rugged Island: Which Constitutes Nationalist Base’ Off South China Coast  ~-° Guerrillas Ready to Help.   OPPOSED BY:.NAVAL UNITS

Chinese Reds Aim Smash al Hainan Island   Nationalist Refuge Of Southern-Coast Highly Yulnerable

No Beachheads, Say Nationalists  REDS MASSED FOR SMASH AT HAINAN

'ANNOUNCES HIS INTENTION OF BUILDING A TRANSSTATE SUBWAY THROUGH THIS SECTION; ‘PROBABLE CHARGE T0 BE 25 CENTS FOR 300 MILES

Principal And Superintendent  Need Police Aid   Violence Is Outgrowth of Ineligibility of Five Players

Kelly, Williams Accuse Each Other of Ducking Vital Campaign Issue

Badly Burned Boy Looks Ahead To Christmas Unaware That Five Of Family Died In Fire

Bavlly-Burned Boy Awaits Christmas Unaware Most of Family Was Killed

CLEAR WEATHER ~ SEEN IN STATE   "Week-end Moisture Welcomed  By Farmers in West and North Sections

Rains Bring Flood Threat   Most of Oklahoma Is Pelted by Showers on Sunday: No Tornadoes

Prosecutor Is Ambushed; Court Is Heavily Guarded  Former Deputy Claims Alice Broadcaster Had Cursed Him

Gunman Fires Two Shots Af State Attorney  Defe ndant Clai ims  waving   Defendant Claims Victim OF Slaying feakhod At Pictol

Smithwick Says Mason Seized Gun  Ex-Deputy Admits Killing Radioman   Ex-Deputy Admits Killing Radioman On Witness Stand

Agony of Calvary Relived in German Cottage  Humble Peasant Woman Suffers Stigmata

Peasant Woman Develops Wounds Similar To Christ's   Suffers For 25tk Consecutive Good Friday

erman Peasant Woman Suffers Wou or 25th Straight Year. 10.000° Flock

Develops Good Friday Wounds   Blood Flows from Hands, Feet of Peasant Woman

Peasant Develops Wounds Similar To Those of Christ   For 25th Time in as Many Years Peasant Woman Suffers Agonies of Crucifixion

Therese Neumann Suffers Agonies of the Crucifixion   Blood Flows From Hands, Feet, Brow and Shoulders of Peasant Woman in Germany

Devout Woman Suffers Agony ‘OF Crucifixion   For 25th Year, She Develops Wounds Similar To Christ's On Good Friday

Hope Lausche Will Clarify Senate Vote   Ferguson Blames Unpatriotic Senators For Korean War

Weather Observations   For Clean D-X Furnace and Stove Oil, call 150.—Phares Oil Co,-—adv.

Missing Yonkers Child is Found at Movie; Ran Away from Broken Home

GOP CHALLENGES TRUMAN ON REDS   Both Claim Leadership in   Purge of Commies

GOP Challenges Truman’s Stand On ‘Red’ Probe   Bricker Charges President Acted After Pressure

Say Truman Not Leader in Red Probe   Republicans Claim Congress Digs Up Facts on Commies

President's Claims  Challenged by COP   Dispute Assertions That He Took Lead in Rooting Communists Out of Government — Acted Only When Congress Was Close on Heels.  POINT TO ALGER HISS CASE

G0 P CHALLENGES TRUMAN ON REDS   Says President Acted Ii Routing Them Only When Pressed By Congress

SENATORS CHECK SECRET PLANS FOR DEFENSE   MOBILIZATION PLAN PRAISED AT CLOSED COMMITTEE MEETING   GOP Finds Fault With Truman’s Red Hunting

GOP Senators Charge Hiss Story Is Proof   ‘He Acted Only When Congress Was on His Heels’--Sen. Bricker

Officials Bicker Over Probe Credit  Truman, GOP Leader: Each Claim Lead in U. S. Loyalty Checks

GOP Challenges Truman On Reds  Claim Congress Had To Push Inquiries

GOP Challenges Truman’s Glaim   Hit At Assertion He Has Taken Lead In Anti-Red Fight

SENATORS DENY TRUMAN LEADER IN OUSTING RED!   ‘Republicans Say- Presiden Acted Only After Con orest Dug Up Facts

HOOT TRUMAN CLAIM HE LED AGAINST REDS   GOP Says President Acted Only After Congress Dug Up Facts.

Republi ‘ans Challenge Truman’s Assertion That He Has Taken Lead In Ridding Govt Of Communists

GOP Challenges Truman's Claim Of Exposing Reds   Republicans Claim Congress ‘Dug out Facts’ about Commie:

GOP Challenges Assertion by Truman on Reds  Says He Took Lead In Rooting Them Ou

GOP Leaders Deny Truman  Led Red Fight   Solon Says Congress Dug Up Facts About Commie Activities

President Truman To Urge Support Of ‘Red Feather’:           Chief Executive Slate For Radio Network — Address Friday Night

President Truman To Urge Support Of ‘Red Feather’   Chief Executive Slated For Radio Network Address Friday Night

) fe Osteopaths, ‘Now MDs, Say They Consider Osteopathy Strictly Manipulative Therapy

Thi wd 23 aes aa NT 1t * VISLTESSIIG INE WS:  Captain Finds 23 ‘Pretty Stowaways

Broadway Show Cast Gets Ocean Ride, Raises Funds for Dimes Drive

Stowaways Stowaway $7,500 for Polio Fund  Tn ‘WienndAarctanding’

23 PRETTY STOWAWAYS  “Kiss Me, Kate” Cast Failed to Get Off Ship in Time

23 Girl *“‘Stowaways”’ Raise $7,500 Selling Kisses for Polio Fund

Stowaways Stowaway $7,500 for Polio Fund  In ‘Micnunderstandino”’

French Government Dismisses Communist Scientist From Atomic Lab Leadership

FrenchOust Joliot From AtomicPost   Red Party Member Also Is Removed From Institute of Scientific Research   Statements Cited   His Words About Part in War Against Soviets  Are Ouoted

Frenen Fire Red, Chief 0f Atom Group  Joliot-Curie Also   Joliot-Curie Also  Is Dismissed From French Institute Of Scientific Research

ADMITTED RED FIRED AS HEAD OF FRENCH AEC   Ouster of Joliot-Curie Hailed by Moderate, Rightist Politicians

France Fires  Atomic Chief   Joliot-Cnrie, Staunch Red, Ousted From Post

France Will Fire Red Atom Scientist   Cabinet Decides to Get Rid Of Famed Frederic JoliotCurie as Commission Boss

French Fire Red Scientist  Newspapers Demand Ouster After Speech

France Fires Joliot-Curte   Red Scientist Ousted As Atomic Body Head

Joliot-Curie Is Ousted As Atomic Chief   French Government Fires Communist Scientist On Basis  Of Recent Statements

FRENCH ATOMIC CHIEF OUSTED   Government Fires Frederic Joliet-Curie for His Communist Views

French Dismiss. Joliot-Curie From AEC Post  Action Approved By Both Moderates Ard Rightist Parties

France Fires. lts Atomic Chie  Joliot-Curie Refused To Use His Genius In Anti-Russ War

French Fire Joliot-Curie Krom A-Post   Also Throw Him Out of Institute of Scientific Research.

Washington Speculates Upon How Far French Will Go In Purging Atomic Commission Of Communists

Red Dismissed ‘From France’s Atomic Board   Jolioi-Curie Opposed Using Of Science Against Russians

Frederic Joliot-Curie Ousted By Government For Communist Beliefs   Outspoken Red Scientist Thrown Out of Office Aiter Declaration Called Treasonable By Cabinet

ADMITTED RED OF FRENCH AEC   Ouster of Joliot-Curie Hailed by Moderate, Rightist Politicians

France Fires Communist Joliot- Curie As Atomic Energy Commission Head   Action Follows His Statement That No Red Scientist Would Help Fight Russians In Case Their Nations Were Warring

France Fires Communist  Head of Its Atom Setup  Government Alsc Fires Joliot-Curie TL... can Te at Hyato

RITES HELD FOR MURDER VICTIMS   Psychiatrists ‘Indicate Ingenito Not Insane

Pa. Grade Crude Oil  Given 10c Bbl. Increase   Joseph Scep Purchasing Agency Posts New Price of $4.10 Per Barrel; Demand by Refiners Forces Market Change

Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Prices Boosted For Sixth Time During the Year

Posted Crude Oil Price Here Now $4.10 Bbl.   Demand by Refiners Forces Market Change Others Accept Raise

New Posting  Listed at $4: Others Accept   South Penn Heads Say Market Change Forced By Refiners’ Demands

AREAS CRUDE GIVEN BOOST OF 15 CENTS   All Penn Grade Oils Increased Except Zanesville

TRANSIT WALKOUT GRIPS JOHNSTOWN   300 -Traction. Company Employes Go on Strike

Philadelphia GEStrike Idles 5,000   Strike Vote Taken At Pittsburgh  Westinchouse

; World Assembly To Hear China’s Charges Today   Tsiang Will Tell U. N. That Russia Fnaineered Chinese Civil Strife 

‘Says Administration Failed to Foresee War; Blames Policy in China

AREA GIRLS MAY GAIN PLACE IN STATE FINALS   Miss America Pageant Preliminary Offers Chance te Display Abilities of Local Contestants

OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL TALENT   Miss America Pageant Preliminary Gives Chance To Display  Abilities Of Le ocal isle

Russian Airmen Believed Now Participating in War   General Satistied Republican Forces Will Be Able to Hold Red Invaders

LEBLANC LOSES JOB IN SENATI   Sevier Is Elected To Replace Him As President Pro Tempore

DUFF AND FINE GET TOP SPOT BALLOT PLACE   Philadelphia Banker, Lycoming Judge Second and Third In Governor Lineup.

Gov. Duff And Running Mate, John 8. Fine, Draw Number One Spot On Republican State Ticket   DILWORTH FIRST ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Duff Dismisses Two Top Aides Backing Cooke  Malone, Montgomer Ousters Seen Start OF ‘Guartlle Wheierteraé

Breach Widened In GOP’s Ranks   Governor Dismisses State Insurance and Athletic Commissioners Supporting Cooke Candidacy

Duff Fires Two For Supporting Cooke in Race  Malone, Montgomery Allegheny Leaders.

Dutt Fires Malone And Montgomery   Uneasy Tension Prevails Today In State Capitol; Charges Hurled

9 MEN KILLED WHEN BOMBER ANTS MOUNTAIN   All Aboard Air Force - Plane Die in Crash - In West Virginia

BURNED BODIES ARE RECOVERED  Nine Killed When Bomber Crashes Against Mountain

) AILLED WHEN PLANE HITS PEAK   S BOMBER CRASHES AGAINST WEST VIRGINIA'S HIGHEST MOUNTAIN.

Nine Killed As B-25- Hits Spruce Knol   Ridge on State’s Highest Peak Near Circleville Is Crash Scene

West Virginia Crag Scene Of Air Disaster  Burned Bodies Of Air Force Crew Enund In Timber

Twin-Engine Plane Was Enroute From Middletown To Utah; Struck Spruce Knob Near Circleviile

MINERS EXPECTED TO REJECT LEWIS BACK-TO-WORK ORDER   “No Contract, No Work’ Attitude ls Taken By Soft Coal Diagers

Warns Polio  Is Increasing   Foundation President Says Dread Disease Gaining In United States.

12 School Department Supervisors Fired In Georgia, Officials Charge ‘Politics’

MEDIATION TRY BY U.S. MEETS WITH FAILURE   Switchmen Schedule West Walkout For Today

Switchmen Due To Walk Out on Western Lines   More Strikes by Other Unions Slated in July

Four Rail Lines Slated To Halt At Strike Call   Service From Chicago West Crippled; Switchmen Ready To Walk Out

Western Rail Slash Started   Switchmen’s Strike Scheduled Sunday

TRIBUTE I$ PAID RETIRING TEACHE!   Taught School For 44 Years In Nearby Adams County Area

Honor G. Howard Danner As He Retires After 44 Years In Public Schools Of County

Crop-Saving Rains Drench Much of State  Panhandle Area , ee ee es   Panhandle Area Showers are Light, But More Is Expected

German Ship Sees Debris In Baltic Sea   Plane Cabin Sighted In Search Area

Reports Debris 90 Miles Off Danish Island of Bornholm   ‘Message Relayed to Search rn. Y.; Anti-Red Underground May Know Story

American Authorities Deny Russian Charge That Plane Was Armed   Searching Ships Report Sighting Wreckage Of Privateer In North Sea, Investigate Debris.

School Law Jails 12 Amish  . Refuse to Send Youths After Thev're 14

Bearded Amish Fathers Are Jailed as Result of Effort To Keep Children “Pure”

Doyle Is Stil Mackinac King  Lobbyist Again Head: Park Commission

House Squares Off For Sales Tax Battle   Seek Support for One Cent City Levy OK’d by  State Senate

Strike Threats By Jap Reds Face Showdown  MacArthur Studies Plans To Outlaw Nipponese Commies

Americans Study Japanese Proposal   Would Outlaw Communis! Party; Showdown Seen in Strike

Anti-U. S. Parade Set By Jap Reds   May Face Showdowr In General Strike Tomorrow; Party  May be Outlawed

Red Strike May Decide Fate of Japanese Party   MacArthur Is Studying a Plan to Outlaw the Communist Party

MAY OUTLAW RED PARTY'IN JAPAN   Seraeiays Strike Call Is Labeled As. Showdown

See Showdown As Japanese Reds Call For Strike   Plan For Outlawing Communist Party Is  Taken Under Study

‘RAIN’ OF TERROR Showdown Due On Jap Red Strike   Communists Goaded To Fighting Temper By Attack Trial

Jap Reds May Get  Kicked Out   Party May Bes " ; If Violence Rem ° From Sciraays Slated Anti-American Strike

Jap Communists Face Renrisals From MacArthur   Headquarters May Outlaw Communists If Violence Goes On

Japan’s Communists To Face Showdown Saturday If Harm Is Done In General Strike

JAPANESE REDS SET TO STRIKE AGAINST RULERS   Showdown Expected In Anti-American Walkout Saturday —Communists May  Be Outlawed.

Jap Communists MayBeOutlawec  Army Says Reported Plat “Absolute Fake’

Jap Reds May Face Showdown   Report Government Plans To Outlaw Communists

\Emporians May Vote On Recreation Plan   Chamber of Commerce Is Circulating Petitions For of Navember Ballat

Acheson Backing Hiss Despite His  5- Year Sentence   Secretary of State Recalls Friendship  And Cites Christian Principles as Senator Demands Inquiry; Ex-Diplomat Repeats Denial of Perjury Guilt and Files an Appeal

Acheson Quotes Bible in Backing Sentenced Hiss   Support After Judge Gives 5-Year Term Angers Congressmen

Acheson Backs Friend Despite Verdict of f Jury  Bendtand finn   Goddard Sentences Official to 5 Years in Periurv Trial

Police Search For Lad Lured Out Of School   Two Men Take Child Due To Be Adopted By Owner Of Track

Boy Reported Lured Away By Two Men Eastern Police Push Search For Pennsylvania Youngster

13-State Search Pushed For Boy From Pa. Schoo!  6-Year-Oldbured Away During Recess By Two Men in Auta

13 States Hunt Boy, 6, Lured By Men In Car   Youth Disappears From Rural School In Pennsylvania

Search for Boy Turns to Other States Today   Florida and California Are Scenes of Hunt As Six-year-old Is Sought

Columbus Womar Voted DAR Head  Mrs. Patton Defeats Mrs. Stanton. Dallas

ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY  U.S. Takes 2 ‘Masterminds’ In Try to Shoot Truman

Long Holiday  Weekend About To Commence — * Revers) -Attegotions

[ELEPHANT SNATCHES CHILD FROM SIDE OF HIS PARENTS. ‘AND TRAMPLES HIM TO DEATH!

Elephant Kills  Child In Florida Crushes Tot’s Skull in Front Of Parents

Circus Elephant Tramples Child   Five-Year-Old Boy Seized and Killed As He Tried To Feed Peanuts To Animal

Uitte Boy Killed ~ By Circus Elephant  Lod Siatched : From. Side Of Parents And Tramo-

Five-Year-Old Boy, Snatched by Circus Elephant, Trampled   Youngster Dies Before Brother and Horrified  Parents at Sarasota

Acheson Given Baltic Version   Defense Department Reports; Red Press Raves at U.S,

Congress Roundup  House Nears Spending Vote   Economy Advocates Lose Hope for Cuts

SOUTH TROOPS MOVE ON VITAL ENEMY CENTER   Marine Roadblock Cuts Northern Entry Way

South Koreans Push 35 Miles Beyond Border   Roll Back Entire Coastal Defense in Drive on Wonsan

25 Missing as Courier Plane Falls In Sea; Four Are War Correspondents

FRAUD CHARGE ON PAYMENTS   Congressmen. Applied Pressure, House  Probe Told

PRAISES STATE'S 1950 FARM SHOW   Secretary Of Agriculture Miles Horst Calls Big Exposition Pennsylvania's Most Potent Education Medium

‘Things’ May Be Made Public This Week  Senator Hints At New Spy Evidence

Yanks to Quit Koreaby Yule   Tokyo Informants Say First Units to Move Out by Thanksgiving

Most American Troops Due to Leave Korea by Christmas, Says Tokyo

Predictions Have U.S. Troops Out Of Korea Shortly   ‘Informants Report Most Should Be Out by Christmas

U.S. To Leave By Christmas   Sources Claim Yanks Soon To Come Home From Korea.

Kighth Army Back to Japan  In Occupation   Other Divisions Will be Deployed  by Decisions Ahead

To Start Refurn of U. 5S. Troops to Japan Next Month   Most Are Expected to Be Out of Korea by Christmas, Is Report.

Most Yanks Will Be Out of Korea Before Christmas   First Troops to Leave for Japan By Thanksgiving

WILL LEAVE KOREA   American Units Expectec to Be Out of Peninsula by Christmas

Yank Troops Ma v Leave Korea Soon   First Elements To Be Recalled to Japan Around Thanksgiving

Yanks Will Start Leaving Korea By Thanksgiving  Most Americans May   Most Americans May Be Out of War-Torn Nation by Christmas

Profit Increases Are Explained   Federal Reserve Board Says Few Companies Gained

Co. ed to Trial  In Arson Case   Decided 10 yo Ahead After a  a ee ee

M.U. Arson Case Delayed in Search for Witnesses   Only About Half in Court as Trial of “Gypsy” Horn Starts.

State Business On Upgrade   Climb-Continues as Construction Spirals.

State Business On Upgrade   *Climb-4 ‘Continués as. Construction Spirals

Republicans Set Platform: Demos \Charge Larceny   Liberty-Vs.-Socialism Selected as Top 1950 Campaign Issue

GOP CAMPAIGN ISSUE: LIBERTY OR SOCIALISM   New Party Platform Vows Balanced Budget

Republicans Present 2000 Word Statement of Party Policy for Coming Congressional Campaigns.   RED INFILTRATION IN GOV’T DEPLORED

Liberty Versus Socialism, GOP Top 1950 Item   Demos Accuse Them Of Stealing Plan *

Socialism And Liberty To Be Election Issue  Republicans Seek Bala ne ed Bu dget,  OE: FO Lee

GOP to Fight Socialism   Republicans Adopt. Campaign Slogan For 1950 Elections

GOP Drafts Campaign Document Demanding Voice In Initiation Of United Foreign Policy

Liberty-Socialism Issue Seen in 30  GOP Blasts Unlimited Power to Tax, SpendActive Fight Pledged

Liberty Versus Socialism, Top G.0. P. Slogan   _ Economy, Improvement ol T-H Act, Fewer “Public Controls

Republicans Set Up 50 Party Policy   2,000-W ordStatemen Attacks Truman’s Fair Deal Setup

Republican Platform Is Announced   GOP Chooses Liberty Vs. Socialism As Top 1950 Campaign Issue Today

LIBERTY VS SOCIALISM -Republicans Pick Slogan For 1950 Campaign Issue

Democrats Claim Platform Stolen From Their Policy      Truman Fair Deal Blasted; To Retain  Farm Price Props

GOP Deecries Socialism’ In Platform   Republicans Issue Policy Statement On ‘LibertyVs.-Socialism’ Idea

Republicans Set Theme OfCampaign   Attack Socialism In Platform For 1950 Elections

GOP Picks Top Campaign Issue  Republicans Blast *Secialism’ System

GOP Says Party Last Hope of SocialismFoes  Republicans Outline — Party Program for hAniaer Cantacte Ahan

GOP Lawmakers Write Policies For '50 Battle   Liberty-vs-Socialism To Be Issue; Demos Call Plan a ‘Steal’

G. 0. P. TO STRESS “LIBERTY” THEME   Claims. Basic American . Principles Threatened.

Fight Pledged © By 11,000 GOPs AtDollar Dinner   Score Socialism, Yalta and Potsdam Hiss, Fuchs Cases

Dems Accuse Program Theft      Few Senators Vote Against Policy Pact as 'Disappointina’

GOP ADOPTS ~ PLATFORM FOR '50 CAMPAIGN   Party Says Issue Is Liberty vs. Socialism in Election.

CiQ Takes Arms Against Policies   Union’s Convention Submits Proposals

Union Critical Of Mobilization  Home-Front Policies Attacked By CIO

Six Men Escape In Daring Break   Three Are Captured After Rumrunner Is  Shot By Accident

End of Congress May Be Nearer   Lucas Says There Is ‘Good Chance’ Solons Can Quit July 31.

Solons May Kind Session  By July 31st   Lucas Sees That A« Goal But Many Major Bills Left For Action

Lucas Hopes For July 31 Quitting Date   Marshall Asks House to Vote Arms Aid Bill

Fear and Panic Hit $. Koreans  Chaos Rules Streets Of Besicaed Citv as   Chaos Rules Streets Of Besieged City as Civilians Are Moved

Panic Reigns During Taegu Mass Exodus   Chaos Rules Streets of Capital As Hysteris Sweeps Half Million

Panic Gripping Taegt As Exodus Follows Evacuation Order   Streams of People Fleeing South Look Like Long Lines of White Ants

Panic Seizes Taegu And Mass Exodus Begins From City   Choos. Rules as Hysteria Sweepe Populace and Roads South Are  ' (Moeved

Fear Explodes Into Panic as  Refugees Flee   Chaos Rules Streets  As Mass Exodus From Besieged City Begins —But Many Turn Back

Chaos Rules As Panicky People Flee   Taegu’s Residents Fear Reds Armed For Bloody Uprising

Taegu Residents Flee City In Panic, Return When Communist Threat Abates

Economy Drive Has Gone Too Far, Ike Says  Cut In Armed Forces Declared DNanacrouc Toa Healthy Economv

War Potential Of U.S. Great: Reds Likewise   Air Raid Warning Net Of Radar Stations Far From Complete

U.S. Held Better Prepared For War Than Ever Before   Re Rahert F. Geiger.

CLOUDS OVER KANSAS   But Forecast Is for Mild Tempera tures Thru Sundavw

Johnson May Favor U.S. Aid For Formosa   Second Day of Briefing  By Top American Officer On Far Eastern Defenses Finds Secretary Favoring

Johnson Remains Quiet on Plans For Formosa   Defense Secretary In Study Of Chinese Situation

‘Protest Against Rule To Be Studied Closed-Door Session Called At Wayland On Smoking Ban

Bar Association Approves Bill To Curb Communist:   Action Follows Warning By McGrath On Legislation To Deal With Reds

McGrath's Appeal lo ABA Loses Out  .Bar Association For Bed Curb Bill

Court to Rule On Truman’s Loyalty Plan   ‘Subversive’ Group Aver: Program Is Violation Of Canctituiian

Supreme Court Will ule O Loyalty Program  Committee, Labeled  Subversive, Files Appeal With Court

Martin Dies Says Time Will Charge FDR With Blundering Stalin Issue   Former Head Of House Un-American Activities Committee Says He Has Been Vindicated By Events Of Last Ten Years On Red Warning

ROOSEVELT HAD PROOF OF RED:: ‘TREACHERY BUT DID NOT HEED  ‘WARNING, MARTIN DIES CLAIMS:

NEXT FEW DAYS TO BE DECISIVE IN KOREA   Top UT. S. Commanders Not Certain Chinese Reds Intend To Fully Enter War

War Nearly Over or Beginning Again? Chinese Participation Eyed Closely

Physician Swears Girl Was Sane at Time of Shooting   Examined Carol Paigh Five Timea Since Death of Cancer. Giptckon Dad

Nation's Rails Take More Cuts  ICC Orders Slash Despite Mine Plan

Rail Cuts Don f End With Strike  ICC Order Cuts 15 Percent More Sunday

Mechem Hits Crooked Elections, Asks Health Program tn Talks: Miles Plugs Natural Resources

Nation’s First Educational TV Station on Air Tuesday   lowa State College’s WOI-TV to Start Telecasts at 6:30 p. m. Tomorrow

Police Seek Insane Men   Five Still‘at Large Of Eight Fleeing a Florida State Hospital

Snipper Steals Hair In Chicago Theater   Boy Dragged From Lake Gets Hit By Automobile

No Innocent Bystanders in Korea War; ‘Infants, Aged, Blind-- All Are Suffering

War Has No Box Seat for the Innocent Who Suffer Death, Starvation and Misery

Temperatures Rising  Worst Cold Spell Eases Grip On State; Fair Skies Ahead

Year's Worst Cold Spell Relaxes Grip On Carolinas Slightly Today

Will Pay Tribute Te Heroic Dead  On Memorial Day Parade In West Pullman Plan Cemetery Program

Will Pay Tribute To Heroic Dead  On Memorial Day Parade In West Pullman  Wo) 8 LN nga stoner Denman a

Chiang Asks Red China Workers To Aid Nationals  Asserts His Forces ; Fight Russians As  Well As Chinese Reds

Chiang Asks Aid In War on Reds   Chinese Nationalist Leader’s May Day Talk  Hite at Riraciane

DEER HUNTER LOST 2 DAYS.   ‘Searchers Comb Freezing  Forests; Fear For  ! Man’s Life

Calumet Hunter Lost Two Days  No Trace Found Of Frank Marzene. 55

‘Truman, WaArthur Face Problems  World War Threat  Brings Conference

Key Personnel For Auction Are  Listed By Endres   Truman, M’Arthur Face Tash Of Keeping War From Spreading

FBI Arrests Spy Suspect   Activities With Fuchs Recounted, G-Mer Reveal: ‘John Doe’ Sought

Spy for Reds Arrested in Philadelphia   F.B.I. Picks Up Man Who Helped Russia Get Atomic Secrets

Livestock Loss Reported Heavy In Panhandle  Many Texas Poin Hav wcolde Dee &

1p Red Gunfire s Down American anes Near Seoul   One Of Worst Atrocity Storie: Of War Comes From Taejon

SENATORS TO STUDY PROPOSAL FOR EXCESS PROFIT TAXATION   Amendment Hits Business For Most Of Profits

One oF Worst Sorts _— Father Sentenced In Beating Baby Blind To Stop Crving

FATHER GIVEN SENTENCE FOR BEATING SON   Man’s Abuse Of 5-Month. Old Blinded Him, Garrett Court Told   HAS NO BUSINESS IN SOCIETY, JUDGE SAYS

e Of Worst Sor  Man Gets Eight Years For Beating Infant Son Blind

Slot Machine Racket Chiet Gana Victim   “bide” Murder of Emmett Kearns Attributed to EE forts to Expand Operations

Test Strips Again Confirm More Yields Produced by Spraying Borers

Spraying Against Corn Borers Pro duced Results During Past Summer   Sioux Co. Had Most Of Pests: Plymouth In Five Worst

Staie Primary Decision Will Come Tuesday  Voters Of State To Name Victors  Bue Bo mcccclkeli nomen DO wdbsla

Turnout May Not Exeeed 45 Percent   Bitter Governor Race Sparking Most Interest

800,000 Voteless Capital City Citizens Want Home Rule...  U. S. Congress Is Also Washington City Council

Congress Runs Washington But Citizens Object  Capital City Calls For Home Rule

Gen. Bradley Says  U.S. Troops Now in  Position to Evacuate No Hint of Any  Immediate Move, Senators Report

Conservatives Promise They Will Operate Britian’s Welfare State at Less Cost

Churchill Promises Improvement   More Freedom And Greater Econamy Is Conservative’s Aim

Tories Promise British Economy  Would Retain Welfare State But Cut Taxes

Churchill’s Party Pledges More Freedom if It Wins   Conservatives Promise to Give Britain a Cheaper Welfare: State, Cut ‘Taxes, Halt Government Nationalization of Industry and Reduce Controls—On Foreign Affairs They Propose to Work With U.S. to Halt Communism.        1

Claim Johnson Made Cutbacks Without Study   Military Hospital Closing Checked by House Group

Senate Committee Votes Fines And Prison Sentences for Hoarders and Blackmarketeers   President Again Urges Speed In Enactment of Measure Desianed fo Increase Taxes

Truman Urges Speed. On Increasing Taxe:   New Note Asks Quick Ac. “tion on Raising $5,000.. 000 for Defense.

TRUMAN ASKS FIVE BILLION IN NEW TAXES   President Urges Speed In Raising Levy to Help Pay For Rebuilding Defense Against Reds   ADOPTION ANTICIPATED

Truman Urges Quick Passage Of Tax Bill  .. Wd... f%4..   Excess Profits Before Congress As Talks Open

Truman Urges Quick Passage Of Tax Bill   Excess Profits Before Congress As Talks Open

President Urges ‘Tax Boost Speed   Sends New Letter To Congress Asking Action Immediately

Truman Asks Tax Hike of $5 Billion Quick Okay Predicted  For ‘First’ Increase— More Expected Later

President Asks Speed on Taxes  Quick Senate Action   Quick Senate Action on Measure Seen: Mare to Come

Truman Asks Speec In Raising Taxes By $5,000,000,000  Solons Demand Levy   Solons Demand Levy On Excess Profits; Snyder in Request

Weather   President Does Not Ask For Excess Profit Tax in Letter

Solons Asked To Speed Up  Tax Boost   Truman Sends Letter to Congress az Committee Begins Consideration of Praposed Increase

Truman Again Uraes Speed In Tax Raising  Wants $5 Billion For Rebuilding Of  America’<« Defence

President Urges Tax Boost Speed;  House Unit Against Excess Profit Levy

President Again Urges Speed In Enactment of Measure ‘Designed to Increase Taxes

New Letter Asks Action On Tax Hike   Truman Calls On Congress To Meet Costs Of Defense

Tax Bill Is To Be OK’d ‘As Offered’   George Sees Adoption of Measure for More Fighting Equipment for Armed Services   G€lamor Increases   Some Would Broaden Bill, Use Pay-Go Plan, Cut Spending

President Asks Quick Tax ie  Demands R enewe d    Demands Renewed In Congress For Levy On High Profits

Truman Urges Congress To Speed Action On $5 Billion Tax Increase For Defense

Quick Action On Taxes Seen   President Urges Speed In Raising Five Billion Levy

Predict Quick  Passage For  Tax Increase Consideration of  Five Billions ‘Hike _ By Committee

President Urges Speed on Tax Law  No Excess Profits Levy Sought Now

Truman Urges Congress to Speed Boost in Taxes   Money Needed to Rebuild Defenses Aaainst Communism

APPEAL VOICED AS COMMITTEE PLANS NEW BILL   President Asks Speed In Increasing Taxes Five Billion Dollars To Help Rebuild U.  S. Defenses. 

Part Of Seoul Re-Entered By South Koreans  Report U.S. Planes Attack Enemy Bases Inside North Korea

GUERRILLA UNITS ORGANIZED  U.S. Warplanes Ordered Hit North Korea Bases

SNOWPLOWS BUCK COLORADO DRIFTS   Montana; Wyoming Also Hit by Extreme Cold.

GOVERNMENT IS HOPING TO JAIL 11 COMMUNISTS   Revocation Of Bail  Sought For Nation's Top Red Leaders

ASK TO RECALL BONDS OF REDS   Government Moves To Put Convicted Commies In Custody

GOVT. ASKS 11 TOP U.S. REDS BAIL REVOKEL   Say Convicted Men's Activities Dangerous  To U. S. Security

Bond Revocation For Reds Sough   U. S. Says. Communist Leaders Dangerous To UL §. Security 

Government ‘Wants Bails Of 11 Reds Revoked  Holds Conduct And Activities  Dangerous to [ ee ee ft ET ¢

U.S. Seeks to Revoke Bail of Top Reds   Convicted Communist Leaders Declared To Be a Security Danger

McGrath Seeking Revocation of Bail on Appeals   Top Communists Ordered Into Court Aug. 17 In Show Cause Action; One of 11 Already In Priean for Contempt of Conaress

Judge Is Asked To Revoke Bail   ‘Dangerous’ Conduet Cited By Attornev General

Government Wants Reds Back In Jail   Seeks To Revoke Bail Allowed  A  Ton Communists

U.S. Wants Bail Repeal  On Commie: ; Government Claims  Conduct Daggeqaus  noe. we fe om

Federal Judge Swan Orders 11 Convicted Communists To Show Cause August 17 Why Bail Should Not Be Revoked

U. S. Seeking To Jail  11 Convicted Commies   Moves To Revoke $260,000 Bail; Reds Seen Threat To Security

U.S. SEEKS TQ JAIL 11 TOP LEADERS   Senators Aiken and Martin Want All-Out  Program at Home

Source Of Red Booklets Sought  Mailed To Families Of Wounded Gls

Surprise, Kill 200 North Koreans With Only One Minor U. §. Casualty

ABANDON SEARCH FOR MISSING NAVY BOMBER   RESCUE CRAFT HAVE COVERED BALTIC SEA AREA FIVE TIMES

Search For Navy Plane lo End Sunday   Air Force Planes Rechecking Rumor Areas For Last Time

Hunt for Plane To Be Stopped   Groups Search Area Without Any Results

Plane Search To Be Dropped By Air Force   Sundown Sunday Set as Deadline In Baltic Quest

To Give Up Searching For Missing Plane   No Signs Of Ship Reds May Have Shot Down; 10 Men Lost

TO DROP SEARCH FOR NAVY PLANE   Privateer Patrol Cra f1 Now Missing for Week

Hunt for Missing Navy Plane Now in 7th Day; All Hopes. Almost Gone

End Plane Search Tomorrow  Crews Angry   Crews Angry At Red Award

Cattle Feeders Banquet Program Is Now Complete   Dr. Andre to Speak at Plover H. S. Gymnasum

Curbs Imposed Upon Housing, Federal Credits   President Orders Drastic Change in Regulations To Meet War Needs

VAST GAMBLING TAKE BARED IN ST. LOUIS AREA   Senator Claims Onc Firm Doing $500,000-0-Day Bookic Business

Crime Probers Say Gamblers Use Mail   Will Try to Bring Charges Firm Js Violating Posial Laws

ALABAMA REBEL) LEAD REGULARS   GROUP OUT IN FRBGNT IS FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF PARTY MACHINERY).

GOP Conference Called on Move To Oust Acheson  Senators to Pass ae Beers Tale aed aces   Senators to Pass On Request Asking For Resiqnation-.

Republicans To Take Poll  On Seeretary   Leaders Seek Individeal Action on Proposal to Act on Formal Request For Acheson Ouster

N. Korean Colonel Gives Himself Uy   Says He Doesn’t Like Way Reds Are Treatin;  Human Beings

Defection In North Korean Ranks Reported  High Ranking Officer Walks Into U.S. Lines, (Many of His Comrades Want To Surrender

With Boyle in Korea  Brass Gook Surrenders, Helps Yanks in Korea

Commander of Red Artillery Regiment Surrenders fo Allies   Now Spotting Enemy Positions for Allied Planes and Artillery

Doesn't Like Way Reds Treat Human Beings, Says More Want to Surrender

 FED UP WITH REDS:  High-Ranking North Korean Officer Surrender:

 Doesn’t Like Reds North Korean Commander Gives  Up, Directs American Bombing

Red Colonel Surrenders To- Yanks   Says He Doesn’t Like Way Communists Run North Korea; Helps U. S. Spot Enemy Gun:

Brass Gook in _ Khaki Uniform, Black Boots, Surrenders to South Koreans, Talks Freely

Red Regimental Chief Surrenders To South Koreans   ‘ Don't Like Way Communists Treat Humans.’ He Asserts

Commander of a Red Korean Artillery Regiment Walks Up to South Korean Lines and Surrenders

‘BRASS GO®OK’ GIVES UP Treatment Inhuman: Savs Red Prisoner   U.S. Tanks Far ‘Superior to Reds

North Korean Commander Of Regiment Surrenders   Doesn't Like The Way His Side Treats Human Beings

37 Rescued in Plane Accident, 8 Bodies Found   2-Engined Ship Plunges Into Atlantic Off Florida

37 Rescued From Sea After Crash   27 of Plane Load of Migratory Workers Still Un accounted For   Workers From Puerto Ricc Were on Way to U. S.; Wore No Life Jackets

Twin-Engined Plane With Many Aboard Crashes Into Atlantic Off Florida Coast

EIGHT BODIES ARE PICKED UP OFF FLORIDA   Pilot Doubtful Others To Be Rescued From Shark-Infested Sea

37 Survivors Of Plane Crash Are Rescued  Shark Kille One Man   Shark Kills One Man Just as He's Sighted From Rescue Vessel

22 Missing, 37 Rescued, 5 Known Dead in Plunge Of Airliner Into Atlantic

Navy Destroyer Picks Them Up From Life Rafts   Hope Fades for Other Migratory Workers From Puerto Rico

PRESS SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS NEAR BERMUDA   65 Puerto. Rican Laborers Bound For Michigan Aboard Airliner

Ship Picks Up Survivors Off Florida Coast   Passengers Enroute To Michiaan Jobs

65 Aboard Ship That Plunged Into Atlantic   Plane Was Carrying Migratory Workers From Puerto Rico To North Carolina; Hove Held For Rescue Of Remainder.

PLANES AND SHIPS a ARCHING FOR 23 REPORTED MISSING   Transport Carrying Harvest Workers Forced Down By

37 of 65 Aboard Ill-Fated Plane Are Rescued; Six Bodies Found, 22 Missing

Sight 5 Bodies, 33 Missing in Atlantic Crash   Migratory Workers on Way to States From Puerto Rico

Merchant Ship Sights Bodies Near Wreckage  Search Planes Fear Death Toll Of 28 tn South Atlante Crash

‘Hope Fades Of Finding 20 Missing In Air Crash   Bodies Of Eight Recovered; 37 Survivors Safe On Navy Destrover

Merchant Ship Sights Bodies Of Five Others   23 Of Occupants Are Still Unaccounted For; Search Goes On

Twin- Engine Craft Forced Down in Atlantic on Flight From Puerto Rico to Miami

Rescue Chance For 20 Victims Of Plane Slight  37 Survivors   37 Survivors Taken Aboard Naval Vessel

Destroyer Picks Up More Than Half Of Occupants Of Twin-Engine Craft Which Went Down In Atlantic Ocean 275 Miles From Miami—No Report Given On Remainder Of Passengers And Crewmen—Air Awd Gesfarn Gaaerk Raine Cantina

Five Dead, 23 Others Are Lost   Plane En Rouie Fram Puerto Rico Carried Migratory Workers; Down East of Miami

Search Pushed For 28 Others   Hope Stays Alive When Rescued Pilot Says Others Had Life Jackets

Destroyer Picks Up 37 Survivor:   Saved From Crash of 2-Engine Plane in Atlantic

Others Hunted By Planes And Ships   Most Of Those Aboard Westair Company Aircraft Get Intu Life Rafts After Crash 275 Miles From Miami

Bodies Of & & Others Have Been Recov ered; 62 Migrant Workers Werc Being Flown From Puerto Rico

SHIP PICKS UP 37 SURVIVORS   Plane Plunges Into Atlantic With Immigrant Farm Workers.

As Many As 45 May Have Been Rescued   Twin-Engine Plane  Crashes Into Ocean; Search Started For  Other Survivors

37 Rescued, 23 Missing In Air Crash   Bodies of Five Are Reported In Sea 275 Miles From Miami   Survivors Rescued by Destroyer USS Saufley Who Were on Westair Company Plane When It Plunges Into Sea.

Taken From Life Rafts After Sea Crash in Night   Twin-Engine Plane Is Wrecked Coming From Puerto Rico

Rescue Hopes Doubtful for  23 Passengers   Transport Ditched in Ocean Near Florida After Engine Failure During Trip to U. S.

Rescue 37 Of Plane’s  Passengers   23 Others Missing After Motor Failure Plunges Transport into Atlantic   RECOVER 5 BODIES   Belief Missing Persons Had Life Jackets Raises Hope for More Survivors

37 Saved From Plane Down 1n Sea   Bodies of Eight Recovered; 20 Others Feared Dead,.

Press Hunt For 28 Still Unreported  Destroyer Saves Plane Passengers

Five Bodies Seen, Fate of 23 Aboard Unknown: Plane Loaded With Puerto Rican Farm Hands

31 Survivors Picked Up at Sea of 65 Aboard Chartered Plane; Pilot Educated in North Colo.

Bodies of Five Sighted; Fate.   Craft Wrecked 275 Miles Northeast: of Mitam? Kondav Nicht

Fate of Another 28 Undetermined   C-46 Carrying Puerto Rico Migratory Workers Ditched Near Nassau When Encine Fails

Plane Falls In Atlantic, 37 Rescued   22 Still Missing After Five Bodies Taken From Ocean

3] RESCUED, 28 DEAD, IN OCEAN AIRLINER CRASH   Those Saved Were Or Life Raft; Believe Sharks Got Others

65 Aboard Huge Twin-Engined Transport Which Disappears 'On Flight. From Puerto Rico

Merchant Ship Sights Bodies Of 5 Others; 23 Missing   Migratory Workers Were En Route from Puerto Rico to U. S,

37 Survivors Rescued After Plane Carrying 605 (rashes Into Atlantie

NAVY RESCUES 37 PERSONS OFF FLORIDA   Plane Crash-Lands On Atlantic With _65 On Board.

$ Other Bodies Found: Sharks Around Ralts   Hope Fading That 20 Remaining Occupants Will Be Found Alive

Find Five Bodies: 22 Others Missing   Charter Plane Enroute From San Juan, Puerto Rico to New York Forced to Ditch in Atlantic Off Coast of Florida.

AEOLUE a7 ON LIFERAFTS OF PLANE IN SEE   Find Five Floating Dead and Search Kept Up for 22 Others Missing.

Five Bodies Sighted in Sea   Motor Failed on Plane Carrying Migratory Workers to Jobs in U. S.

PRESS SEARCH FOR 23 OTHERS STILL MISSING   TRANSPORT LOADED WITH: PUERTO RICANS BOUND FOR AMERICA

PLANE FALLS INTO SEA; 37 ARE RESCUED   Five Bodies Found, 23 Missing in Disaster Off Florida; Victims Are Puerto Ricans.

No Reports Of Remaining 23   Elizabeth City Plane First Saw Survivors

Fear Held For 28 Missing In Ditched Plane   37 Migratory Workers, Crewmen Fished From Atlantic In Mishap Off Coast Of Florida; Search On

37 Rescued From Rafts ‘After Plane Crashed In Atlantic Off Florida

Five Bodies Found In Sea This Morning   Charlered C-46 Is Ditched After Engine Conks Out

Sharks in Vicinity Of Liferafts, Plane Pilot Says; Survivors All  In Good Condition

Destroyer Saves 37 In Ocean Pickup   Bodies of 6 Others Recovered; Hope Fades for 22 Still Lost

28 Others Still Missing; Three Crewmen Saved   Overcrowded Liner Bound For U.S. With Migratory Workers

Five of Missing Are Found Dead Off Miami Coas   22 Still Unaccounted For Believed Perished Or Drifting Helplessl

Rescue 37 From Plane Thai Went Down in Atlantic   ‘Report 5 Bodies Spotted, Search for 23 Other  QOecingmic Cantniusaa,

Big Chartered Ship Carried Farm Laborers   No Word Sent About Others; Engine Fails

Engine Failure Causes Crash into Atlantic; Migratory Workers from Puerto Rico  Were on Way to U.S.  FEAR MISSING PASSENGERS LOST

Ship Rescues 37; Extend Air, Sea Search   Airplane Was Carrying Migratory Workers To United States

Rafts Found, 37Recovered By Destroyer   Remuinder Of 65 On Big Plane Reported Having Life Jackets

37 Rescued At Sea From Plane Crash   Fate Of Remaining 28 Unknown; Craft Was Carrying Puerto Rican Workers

Tragedy Hits Plane Laden , With Laborers   Pilot Forced to Set Hi: Craft Down in Boil ing Spa

37 Survivors  Are Picked Up   Ship Rescues Them: All Passengers Puerto Ricans

Rescue Over Half of 65 Aboard. Plane Which Crashed in Ocean   37 Survivors Picked Up by US Destroyer Five Bodies are Found; Believe Other 23 Persons Still Missing Have Liferackets

Craft Carries 65 In Plunge to Sea   Coast Guard Search Continue For Survivors: 5 Bodies Seen

Eight Dead, 20 Missing And 3/ Saved In Crash   Passengers Were Migrant Workers From Puerto Rico

27 Missing As Airliner Falls to Sea  37 Are Rescued From Life Rafts

U.S. Vessel Does Rescue As Missing Are Sought   Craft Ferced Down In Atlantic Ocean Off Miami's Coast

Survivors Are Picked Up; 28 Still Missing   Twin-Engine Airplane Plunges Into Atlantic Near Miami; Empty Rafts Picked Up By Searchers

Warship Saves 37, Including Crew Members   Men on Way to Michigan to Work on Farms

37 Saved, 23 Missing In Air Crash At Sea   Bodies Of 5 Others Reported Sighted Ir Atlantic Area Off Northeast Miami

No Report On Remainder Of 65 Passengers, Crew   TWIN-ENGINE PLANE   Falls Into Atlantic 275 Miles From Miami, Fla.; Destroyer In Rescue

Rescue 37 from Plane in Sea; 13 Are Missing  Plane Carrying Puerto Ricans Crashes in Sea

Still Missing Still Misssing In Disaster   Motor Failed Over Ocean On Flight To Wilmington, Del.

OTHERS MISSING AFTER PLUNGING INTO SEA WAVES   Twenty-Eight Of Air Carrier's Passengers And Crew Appear Lost Off Florida Coast.

Fear 28 Others Lost in Atlantic   Puerto Rican Workers Were On Way to U.S.

Others Afloat In ‘Mae West’ Jackets, Belief  Air Transport Had 65 Aboard, Is Repor’

Bodies of Five Others Sighted = By Crew of Ship  Plane En Route. Fron Douorta Rien ta tl gS

Craft Plunges Into Ocean Off  Florida's Coast  65 Were En Route To U.S. on Flight  From Puerto Rico

37 Rescued From Sea After Crash   27 of Plane Load of Migra tory Workers Still Un accounted Par   FELL NEAR NASSAU   Workers From Puerto Ric: Were on Way to U. S.; Wore No Life Jackets

DESTROYER U.S.S. SAUFLEY REPORTS SAVING 37 SURVIVORS FROM PLANE ‘WHICH CRASHED IN ATLANTIC OCEAN   Remainder of 65 Passengers and Crew Believed Lost

8 Bodies Found, 20 Missing After Craft Plunges Into Ocean 275 Mi. OF Florida

37 Are Saved, Fear 28 Dead In Ocean Crash   Plane Carrying Puerto Rican Farm Workers  Hits Sea Off Miami

37 Saved In Crash Of Plane   Little Hope For 20 Others On Airliner That Crashed Monday

37 Of 65 Persons Aboard Plane Crashing Into Atlantic Rescued By U.S. Destroyer

News Day And Night   Little Hope Held For Re. mainder Of 67 Persons Down Off Miami   But Air-Sea Search Still Is Going On   ‘Ship Crashes En’ Route From Puerto Rico To _ Wilmington, N. C,

TEMPERATURE   Sight Five Bodies In Sea After Crash   Fear 23 Missing Passengers Drowned; 65 Ahoard Craft

28 Others On Huge Airliner Still Missing   Plane Crash Lands In Atlantic Ocean After Motor Fails

18 Others Are Still Missing   Toll Among Farm Workers May Be Low. Manv in Rates

‘No Report Made on Remainder of 65 Passenger:  and Crewmen; All Are Migratory Workers  From Puerto Rico on Way to United States

37 ARE RESGUED FROM SEA AFTER AIRPLANE GRADT   Crew Members Among Those Picked Up by Destroyer in Atlantic Ocean Off Florida,   HIGHT KNOWN DEAD; HOPE FOR 30 FADES   Survivors Reported “in Good Condition” —One Man Dies  of Shark Bite After Being Saved.

37 PICKED ue      Search Is Continued for Missing Victims of Flight from Puerto Rica to U. S.  TTT PT TSI

Rescue 37 Air Crash  Survivors   Bodies Of Five ‘Are Found; 23 Lost; ‘All Were Puerto Rico Workers

Plane Lost:  Death Toll Of 27 Seen   Ship Carrying Pvuertc Ricans Crashes into Sea; 37 Rescued.

Lie Says Russians Want Continuation Of United Nations  Says Differences Over China Must Be Dissolved by Aug. 1

‘Vveus from Everyienere tener remem  Had To Wear ‘Old Clothes, ‘Wife Claims

CHARGES ARE FILED   Action Against Herbert C. Barker Follows Liquor Raid

Present Situation Termed ‘Impossible’ General Confident Of UN Assault Soon

Suggest Red Flag On Fishpole May Reduce Highway Tractor Accidents

U. $. To Send Bombers To Britain Today  First Shipment Of American B-29s

B-29'S HEADED FOR ENGLAND   First of Bombers Going To Safeguard West Europe Take Off Today

Flight of B-29s Sent fo Britain In Arms Program   Surplus Aircraft To Strengthen Enaland’s Air Arir

B-29’s Off To Bolster Britain  Bombers Marked For Atlantie Pact Service

First B-29's Fly To Britain under Arms Aid Set-Up   About 75 American Bombers to Bolster W. Europe’s Defenses

75 B-29s Take Off for Britain   Flying to Britain Under $1 Billion Arms Aid Program

American B-29s Off for Britain   First of 75 Reconditioned Bombers Take Off Toda: Under Billion-Do&tlar Arms Aid Program. :

First Batch Of B-29s Off For Greal Britain  Striking Power Of Allied Air Forces Will Be Boosted

Europe Will Get PlanesFromU. §  Bombers Will Fly To British Bases

Renamed as Secretary By 46 to 5 Vote   Norwegian Diplomat Again Chosen to Post Despite Vigoroug Russian Objections

Norwegian to Continu: As Secretary-General  For Three More Years

Second Dividend On  Vet Insurance Due Budget §S Slicing Mev  y Delay Payment Date

VA to Start Paying Second Dividend Jan.    Next GI Insurance Refund to Be Much Smaller Than First

Vishinsky Reprimanded For Stinging Attack On Dulles  Russian Denounces American As Beleitfiier Of Facte Inciter Of New War

Bergdoll, 23, Faces Prison Term, Fine For Dodging Draft   Son of Notorious Work War 1-‘Slacker’ Will Be Sentenced Thursday; ‘Opposed to War’

Alfred Bergdoll A Draft Dodger   Son of Famous World War I . Evader Pleads Guilty To Two-count Dodging Charge

Bergdoll Pleads  Guilty to Dodging Draft Induction   Son Of Notorious Slacker Of World War I Faces Maximum Penalty

Brait-Dodging Son of Draft Dodger Mo, ¢   Enfors Plea of Guilty in Federal Cour}

Sen. Taft Is Re-Electec By 200,000 Majority »  Democrat Lausche Leads For Governor; COP Ahead-In Other State Contests

First of Selectees Will Be Bachelors      Inductions Wait Services’ Decision; Number to Be Kept Secret from Russ

R DRAFTING OF MEN 19 TO 25 FOR WAR   All Must Register As They Turn 18 for Induction When They Are 19

Call to Include Men in 19-25 Age Brackets  pee Agere Fe A SEE Speen

Draft Will Call Men 19 Through 25 Years   President Orders Army, Navy and Airforce Brought To Authorized Strength in Korean Crisis.

Soon 4-H Signs to Welcome to County   Signs Being Erected All Over State on Major Highways at County Line:

Soon 4-H Signs fo Welcome fo County  Signs Being Erected All Over State on Adgior

Harry Moses Will Head ‘Soft Coal Operators Labor Relations: Group .

Life-or-Death Test Ahead For Laborites   Wobbly Governmen Will Have to Muster All Its Members

Laborites Fear Tory Challenge On Government   ‘Powerful Opposition From Conservatives Forcing  Crucial Test On Party

Full-Time Soft Coal Mining Sought   Bitter Cold Weather Builds Up Pressure  Mae (Cee ee ce

Pressure For Action On Coal Scene Growing   NLRB Expected To Seek Injunction To Void 3-Day Week

Soviet Okay Of U. S. Plan Speculated   Western Diplomats Skeptical of UN  Move by Russians; Motives Speculated

 Agrees Conditionally  Russia’s Acceptance Of Peae ‘Plan Puzzles West Diplomats

West Doubts Russ Motives  On U.N. Plan   iExpect. Vishinsky Talk To Offer Crippling Curbs On Peace Goal

‘Kiss of Death’ May Be Outcome   Or Is Russia Making Sudden Diplomatic Shift

WEST IS WARY OF RUSS MOVE      U.N. Diplomats Skeptica Of New Peace Plan  Acceptance

Anti-Veto Acceptance:  Soviet Shift, Or Kiss Of Death? That Is Question

SOVIET'S SUDDEN SHIFT TO PEACE AROUSES DOUBTS   American And Other Delegates To U.N. Assembly Surprised  By Partial Acceptoe.

Soviet Move In Assembly Seen Phony’   Western Diplomats Believe Peace Aim Action Not Sincere

Diplomats Skeptical Of Russian Okay On Acheson's Peace Plan   Waiting For Showdown

Russia Accepts Anti-Veto Peace Plan In Part   Diplomats Await Speech To Clear Situation From Vishinsky

West Skeptical of Russia‘s Surprise Acceptance of Anti-Veto Peace Plan   Policy Speech by Vishinsky May ‘Clarity Reason far Soviet Stand

 _ —SURPRISED BY. VISHINSK Y— Diplomats Skeptical Of New Russian Attitude

UN Is Puzzled By Soviet Stand On Peace Plan   Western Nations Are Skeptical of Russian Motives

Skepticism Given Soviel UN Decision   Red Acceptance of Port of .U. S. Proposal Raises Suspicion in Wectern Minde

Allied Diplomats Remain Skeptica!   ‘Vishinsky’s Policy Speech Expected Today

Indiana Has Good Record in Dratt ‘Exams: Backlog of Eligibles Found

Entire Family Wiped Out By Terrific Crash  ar ree Traffic Toll r Yea Boosted  For Lea

Entire Family Wiped Out By Terrific Crash  For Year Boosted Ta 199 Victime

West Allies Not Ready, Pace Warns   Cites Need for. Speed, Co-operation Among Europeans

—TOLD TO SPEED REARMING— Pact Allies Approve German Unit in Army

European Army of 55 to 60 Divisions, With Germany Participating, Is Approved

SEEK GERMAN UNIT OF 1 OF 12 DWISIONS   Brussels Meeting Warned by U. S. Rearming Job Is Inadequate.

House Seeks Compromise on [Truman Wage-Price Powers  " Closed Session Today to Decide On How Far President Should Go

Rioting And Strikes Throughout Nation; hAal Therantance Baleares

Fear Belgium s Facing Civil War   Leopold’s Foes In "Strike Of Silence”

2d Probe of Penna. Political Campaign Will be Directed at Key GOP Points

Bombing Of Military Targets In North Korea, Naval Blockade Of Korean Coast Already Underway   Decisions Reached After Conference With Top Advisors; Tanks, Artillery Frighten Defenders, Yank Officers Say

Truman Approves Bombing Military Objectives in North   Infantry Divisions Are En Route To Front; Naval Blockade Of Entire Coast Slated

Order Given To: Send U.S. Troops To Korean Fight  President Also Directs Blockade Of Korean Coast

Juaith Coplon Gets 15 Years Gubitchev Too  But Russian Given Alternative, Go Back ‘Permenently’

LOPLON GIVEN 19 YEARS; GUBITCHE WILL BE DEPORTER   Suspended Sentence Imposed on Soviet Spy So He Can Be Returned to Russia,   WARNING TO OTHERS SEEN IN PUNISHMENT   Former Government Gir Faces Up to 25 Years Behind Bars — Both to Appeal.

Evansville Plane  Crash Kills Three  Skip Alexander, Pro Golfer, Survives but Is Seriously Injured

 Golfer Ski p Alexander Badly Hurt, i Three Killed In Indiana Plane Crash

Skip Alexander, Top-Flight Golfer, Survives Plane Crash in Which Three Men Are Killed

Three Are Killed. Skip Alexander {s Hurt In Crash   Professional Golfer Found Crawling Into Field, Clothes Afire

—THREE DEAD IN PLANE CRASH— Well Known Golf Pro. « Is Seriously Injured

Skip Alexander Injured In Crash   Three Officers Are Killec In Indiana Crackup

Three Killed in  A Plane Crash   Skip Alexander, Top-Flight Golfer,  Seriously Injured

CAP Plane Crashes, Three Die  Skip Alexander, Famed Pro Goifer, is Seriously Injured

MERCURY WILL CLIMB   Forecaster Predicts Temperature: in the 90s fer Kansas

Warn Nation. Vulnerable To Atomic Attack   Two Military Experts Declare Another “Pearl Harbor” is Possible

Nation Faces Risk of K. 0. By Air in Day   Top ‘Brass’ Admits Fierce A-Bomb Raid Would Bring Chaos

Leaders Warn Of ‘Knockout’   No Sure Air Defense, Air Man, Kenney Say

U.S.Wide Open For Atomie Bomb Attack   Nation Could Be Knocked Out la One Day, Leaders Claims No Gtosalute Air Defonse

2-M ilitary. Men Say Atomic Pearl Harbor Could Knock Out Nation in Single Day

Top Military Leaders Warn Red Atomic Attack Could Knock Out U.S. in One Day

Cease Fire Ultimatum Demanded   Should Retaliate Witt “All Means,” Including A-Bomb, Savs Stassen.

T aft, Fighting Mad, Hits ‘Truman, Harriman, PAC   COLUMBUS. O.—(UP)—Sen. Robert A. Taft. R.. ).. slashed back last night at the growing criticism of 4s record coming from labor-Democratic sources.

BER RBERERRRREORKRRRRRRAeee Motorists “Burning” At Firemen’s Prank

Taking Stand On Hill Line   Still Greatly Outnumbered; Trapped Forces Battling Way From Hagaru

Troops Braced For New Stand Against Chinese  New Line 25 Miles South of Pyonayana

Troops Battle In Blizzard: Wonsan Fall;   Destroyers Cover Evacuation from East Coast Port

Defense Line Forms South Of Pyongyang  Vastly Outnumbered Allies in Death Stand

Allied Troops Brace For Stand on Reds  U.S. Eighth Army Outnumbered Hard Hit , But A Fighting Force

U. N. Defense Stretches 70 Miles Inland; Marines Try to Break Out of Trap; Wonsan Lost.

Yank Garrison Withdraws From Port of Wonsan   Marines Battle In Blizzard To Break Reservoir Trap

PLACE GUNS FOR STAND AGAINST MILLION REDS   TENTH CORPS IS FIGHTING ITS WAY TOWARD THE SEA

Allies Halt Retreat Along Hill Defense   Outnumbered 8th Army Still Is Unified to Combat Chinese   Fewer Than 100,000 Men Intact to Face Oarushing Red Hordes Who Try to Trap US. Marines and Douchbovs in Blizzard

DEFENSE LINE SET NORTH OF 38TH   Battered Eighth Army Still Unified Fighting Force   By U. S. Destroyers Cover Marines Escape From Wonsan Sector

Await Drive By Million Chinese Reds   Eighth Army Still Remains Fighting Power

New Defenses Set Up Above 38th Parallel   Enemy Vanguards Advancing Steadily; Wonsan Given Up

Brace For Stand Against Steadily Advancing Reds   Line Stretches Inland 70 Miles In Northwest Korea From Yellow Sea

Allies Make Stand Against Heavier Force  U.S. Eighth Army Ends Long And  Rittar Ratrant

Hill Area Picked for New Battle   American Garrison At Wonsan Pulls Out ‘Inder Red Pressure

Marines Still Fighting Way Out Of Trap   Lnited States Garrison At Wonsan Withdraws tnder Heavy Cover

Line Extends 70 Miles: 8th Still Unified   Allied Troops To Make Stand South Of Fallen Capital Of Pyongyang

STH ARMY HOLDS HILL DEFENSES   U. N. Defense Stretches 70 Miles Inland; Marines Try to Break Out of Tawi Wonsan Lost.

Northwest Line Extends 70 Miles Over Hilly Sector   FP ewe _ awww *  Marines, Infantry Battling Red Trap; Wonsan Evacuated

Hopes To Stem Red Tide Held By UN Forces  New Line Set Up 58 Miles Inside Ot Narwk Maran

Eighth Army Braced for Stand Against Chinese As Other Units Battle To Get Out of Trap

New Line Formed 25 Miles South of Pyongyang; Americans Withdraw From Port of Wonsan.   TRAPPED MARINES, SOLDIERS FIGHT ON

Allies Braced On Hill Defense   UN Forces to Make Stand Against Reds 25 Miles South of Pyongyang

Outnumbered, Badly-Battered But Still Unified   Trapped Marines, In: fantry Continue Ef. forts to Break Out

Eighth Army Stops Retreat North Of 38th   Greatly Outnumbered Allied Troops Turn To Face Advancing Hordes Of Chinese

[Hard Hit, But Still  A Unit   Hope to Hold Off Red Tide.for a While, At Least; Yanks in Northeast Still Fight Tran

U.N. Armies Braced for . New Stand   Allied Forces to Resist Red Tide 25 Miles South of  Canttal. Pyvanovans

Trapped Troopers Forge Link-Up; To Try To Reach Sea   New Defense Line 25 Miles South Of Pyongyang; Yanks Retreat From Wonsan; Trapped’ ° GIs Head For Hunonam

Troops Brace For Stand Against Advancing Chinese Reds 25 Miles South Of Pyongyang—v. S. Eighth Army, Greatly Outnumbered And Hard Hit, Continues As Unified Fighting Force—Marines And Infantry Battle To Escape Changjin Trap

Foe Outmans U.N. Forces, Retreat Ends  BD eteencan UFnern TH OW   Chinese Have 70,000 More Men; Doughboys. Marines Cut One Trap

Reds Are Moving Thousands of Men Into Korea  Marines Are Fighting s.. weir = aie ety   Marines Are Fighting In Blizzard to Break Out of Traps

Marines Are Out Of One Red Trap   Must Smash Through Another To Be In Clear; American Garrison Is Withdrawn From East Coast Port Of Wonsan

Over 100,000 Enemy Troops Set To Attack  Americans Battling Way Out Of Trap

U.S. Eighth Army Greatly jpainmannerd and Hard Hit Is ‘Still Unified Fighting Force

UN Forces Seek Escape Corridor From Northeast   Allies Link Up for Escape Drive Through Chinese Reds South of Changiin Reservoir

Allies Brace For Showdown On New Line   Location of Hill Barrier No Longer A Military Secret

Hopes To Stem Red Tide Held By UN Forces  New Line Set Up 58 Miles Inside

‘Defense in Depth’ Plan Announced As Chinese Vanguards Move Near   U.S. Marines, GIs Fight In Northeast   Ameriean Garrison at Wonsan Is Withdrawn; Hamhung Eseape Route

70 -Mile Line Set Up To Meet Advancing Reds   Badly Outnumbered UN Forces Prepare To Make Stand As Other Units Fight To Break Trap

Million-Man Chinese Army Advances Against UN Troops South of Fallen Pyongyang

Americans Fight Out Of One Trap   Million-Man Red Army Is Moving Up For Another Clash

Stand Against Million Chr nese..25 Miles! Below Pyongyang  STILL UNIFIED FORCE  Dogged Breakthru Effort by Marines and Doughboys in: North

Others Try To Eseape Second Trap   Warships’ Shelling Helps Evacuation 0! Wonsan Garrison

SET TO MAKE STAND AGAINST CHINESE REDS   Hundreds Of Thousands Of Communists Now Facing Yanks

Reds Boast Heavy Edge In Numbers   Vanguard Of Chinese Million-Man Force  Continues Advance

Outnumbered 8th Army Awaits Rush By: 100,000 Chinese — U. $. Garrison Pulled. Out Of Wonsan — Gis, Marines Hack At Encirclina Reds In Northeast i

lth Corps In Fierce Battle To Escape Trap   Garrison Evacuates Wonsan; Americans Batter Into Koto

8th Army Halts Retreat: Stands On 70-Mile Line   Marines and Gls Fight in Blizzard To Escape Trap

Kighth Army Digs In For Vital Clash   Bitter Retreat  rTP  ,. = ee eo.

U.S. Troops Lack Depth But Control High Spots   Stragelers Still Come In

Hill Couniry Is Chosen For  All-Out Fight   Trapped Divisions Fighting Out Of Red Encirclement

Eighth Braces Below Capital For Red Blow   Northeast Trap Is Broken But Another One Faces Troops

Allies Dig In On Line South Of Pyongyang   Defense in Depth Thrown Up Against Advancing Reds

MASSING CHINESE LEGIONS POSE NEW UN FLANK THREAT; WONSAN PORT IS EVACUATED

Allies Dig in On Hills Soutt Of Pyongyang   Yanks in Northeast Break out of One Red Trap, Face 40-Mile Battle to Hamhung

Line Established For Stand About 25 Miles South of Fallen Pyongyang

Guerrillas Said To Have Seized  Indonesian Town   One-Time Dutch Officer Leading Army Which Attacked Troops

Soviet Seeks War Trial Of Jap Emperor   Demand Made By Soviet Ambassador To Be Denied By U.S.

FOR GIRLS STATE   Largest Delegation In History Scheduled to Attend This Year

3,000 Gas Stations Strike; State Cops Are Put on Alert      ‘ew Spots Open Do Big Business; Violence Might Break Ont as Result

Carolers Sin 2 Good Will But Euro pe TalksOtW ar   Yet Many Seem Determined To Be Gay While Peaes Lingers: Holiday Business Raame Abranad

War Gloom Can’t Dull  Christmas   But Joyful Anticipation Is Tempered by Worry About Kremlin, Korea   LONDON, PARIS GAY

DAMAGED CHURCH WILL BE REPAIRED   Officials Of Green Spring: Congregation To Ask Bids — Plan Services Ir Schoolhouse

[Republicans Whet Knife For Cut in Spending Bill   Economy Bloc Moves To Cut Appropriations Bill as It Comes Up  in House for Debate

$1 Billion Cut Is Aim Of GOP In Funds Fight   Measure Is Up For Debate As Forces Line Up For Greater Slash

Cut of af Least Billion Dollars Is Claimed Goa   Single-Package Measure First  In 150 Years

Five Children Perish In Fire  Six Others Saved By Family: Friend

GOP Blocks Requests By Mr. Truman  Emergency Powers,   Emergency Powers, War Damage Bills ‘Rud into Trouble

Truman Wat Power Bid Is Blocked   Halleck Objecte To Reshuffling Agency Authority

CLOUDS GATHER OVER COUNTRY   Snow Covers Ground in Moun tain States—More Rain Expected Today

Enemy Proséouting “Do or Die" Effort Over Bodies of Its Own Dead — American Casualties “Modest to Heavy.”

‘Enemy Prosecuting “Do or Die" Effort Over. _Bodles. of Its, Own Dead —: American Casualties “Modest. to: ‘Heavy.” we :

U.S. Troops Retreat For Eight Miles   Enemy Starts His Last Bie Smash

Naktong Defense Lines Broken In Seventeen Places   Enemy Cuts Off U.S Units, Gateway To Pusan Reached; Fresh Americans Retake Haman; Say Invaders Are ‘Shooting Works’

Outnumbered U.S. Troops Are Unable To Hold 50,000 Communists On 55-Mile Front

Gunman Slay: Five, Hurts 4 InMad Frenzy   Wife ls Wounded Family Shot Down In Row Over Children

Wounds Four Others in Wife's Family  Caught in Attempt To Escape

Berserk Vet Kills Five, Wounds 4   lachine-Guns Members Of Wife’s Family -

Vet Seized After 2-Mile Auto Chase   Estranged Wife's Family Attacked In Fight Over Children

Victims Belong  To Estranged  Wife’s Family > Others Wounded In Blazing Barrage

Salesman Goes Berserk, Slays 2 In Family   New Jersey Man   New Jersey Man Machine Guns Wife’: Relatives: 4 Hurt

Berserk Man Who Slew Five Is Captured   ‘Pleasant Faced’ Vet Taken-In Custody By State Police

WAIVES EXTRADITION Ochoa Agrees to Return To Laredo to Stand Trial

Union Demands Chrysler Boost Pension Offer  Hope Prevails However for an Early Settlement

Chrysler Negotiators Take Recess   Hope For Settlement Seems Bright After Offer By Company

Arins Aid Bill To Get House O.K. Today  Far Eastern Policy Hit In Debate On $1,222.500.000

HOUSE RUSHING ARMS AID BILL FOR SIGNATURE   Measure To Stem Red Aggression Has Solid BiPartisan Backing

House To Rush Arms Measure  Over Billion Asked tn Fareign Aid Bill

House Set To Pass and Rush to Chief Executive Foreign Arms Aid Measure

WOMAN HELD IN ORLEANS DEATH   Lucille Cotta Arrested Ir Long Beach In ‘Knockout Drop’ Case

BY FULTON OURSLER  Why  Know There Is A God   Chapter & The Wise And The Harmiess

Files on Loyalty May Stay Closed   Rumors Are Flying At Key West About Probe, Appointments

Pres. Truman Not to Submit Loyalty Files   Will Refuse to Turn Them Over to Senate Committee   Shares J. Edgar Hoover's Views That Such Step Would "Crippie’’ FBI.

Truman Denies spy Probers Loyalty Files   McGrath and Hoover Behind Decision Of President

Says Truman Will Refuse To Air Files   President’s Advisor Claims Position [s Outlined by FBI Chief's Statement

Truman to Refuse Release of Files   President's Position in Demand for Records Was Set Out by Hoover

Red Probers Will Not Get Secret Files   White House Aides Say President Will Make Public Appeal

Says Trumar Will Refuse To Air Files  President’s Advisor   President’s Adviso: Claims Position Is Outlined by FBI Chief’s Statement

Senators Denied Use Secret Files  President To Withhold Employe Loyalty File

‘White House Advisor Says Will Be Denied   Unnamed Spokesinan Say: Presidenv’s Position Ontlined By Hoover's Obiection To Releuse

Secret File To Be Kept From Probe, % ays Expert   % -uman Accepts Word ut Hoover, McGrath, Authority Declares

Truman fo Deny Loyalty Files to Senate Probers   President's Position Outlined by Hoover's Statement on Data

Says [Truman Will Withhold Loyalty Files  Decision Based on   Decision Based on— J. Edgar Hoover’s Plea; White House

Loyalty File  Is Withheld  By Truman White House Says   President Not To . Free FBI Data M

President Has Decided fo Deny Loyalty Files of State Deparfment to Senate Probers

CRAZY WEATHER STUMPS EXPERT   Lilecs in Boston and Icicle Up North on Nation's Menu This Winter

ROUTINE BEHAVIOR— Weather, Being Its Usual Unpredictable Self. Has Experts Scratching Heads

Unusual Weather Brings ‘Forth Abundance of Tall Tales of Strange Events

MISSOURI FLAG MAY DECORATE TANK   Governor Smith to Send Stat Banner to Member of Crew Fichting in Rorea.

Americans In Desperate Fight To Hold Airfield   Yanks In Hand-To-Hand Battle With Invaders On Rim Of Airstrip;  Reds Mass More Troops

Americans Battle To Hold Airstrip   Supply Base Burns As Communists Push To Rim Of Airfield

POHANG FALLS; Grs IN HAND-TO-HAND BATTLE AT AIRSTRIP   Foe Holds Only One River Bridgehead; Reports On Southern Drive Conflict

North Korean Troops Move Artillery Within Range of American. Airstrip Six Miles to South.   THREAT TO TAEGU EASED

Fall of City Gives Reds Artillery Spot to Shell Major U.S. Air Base Nearby

President Won't Seek Passage Of Military Training Despite Seriousness of War

US AIRSTRIP IN RANGE OF BIG CANNON   ‘No. UMT. Bill Now Says President

Yongdok Area Drive Adds Danger To Allied East Coast Position; Kosong Taken; Chinju Fall Near   Full Page of War Pictures on Poage 23

THE BOX SCORE   U.S. Airstrip At Pohang Under Fire   UN Forces Fare Better on Central, Southern Fronts

Schools Closed by Meningitis   3 in Neenah-Menasha Affected: Two Tois Die of Disease

NPA Issues Anti-Hoarding Order Seeking To Prevent Stockpiling Of Scarce Materials

Grundy Aides To Help Write Platform; Miles Horst, Mrs. Leffler On Committee

Banquet Will Precede Formal Ceremony = Youngstown Will Dedicate $74,000 School Thursday

School Rifes Will Be Tonight   Youngstown Building Will Be Dedicated

EDICTS FROM TRUMAN SEE   Belt-Tightening, Huge Army May Be Plan Of President

Officials Forecast Large Draft, Higher Taxes, Big Defense Budget

Charles E. Wilson Becomes Chief of New Industrial Mobilization Agency; Air Raid Warning Code Announced.

Drastic Defense Steps to Follow Truman Address   Proclamation of National Emergency Call for 4-Million-Man Army, Yearly Spending of $100 Billicn Forecast in We beoxt Preaident’s Speech Tonight

Much Higher Taxes, Wartime Economy, Wage-Price Controls Believed Inevitahle

President on Air Tonight With Talk on the Emergency   Air Warning Signals Reported By Civil Defense Head

HUGE ARMY, SOME CURBS MAY BE ASKED TONIGHT  HST To Outline Need:

SAY DRAMATIC "EYE-OPENER" IS IN STORE   Expect Truman Will Proclaim Emergency In Speech Toniaht

PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TONIGHT   Proclamation of  National Emergency  Is Quite Probable

HARD-HITTING EDICTS FROM TRUMAN SEEN   Belt-Tightening, Huge Army May Be Plan Of President

Broadcast To Be Backed  By Triphammer Series Of Orders For Home Front   Much Higher Taxes, Rigid War-Time Economy And At Least Partial Check On Wages And Prices Is Prediction

Truman Said Ready To Call 4 Million Men  OS SRG, Menage) lee Se camaran MnCe iam capes   National Emergency Call Is Reportedly Coming At Any Time

President’s Broadcast to Na tion Tonight Certain to Bring dolts to Home Front.     VAST INDUSTRIAL MAIOPITITATION TILET X   Government Officials Say Executive May C 'l for $100,000,000.000 Outlay  ' Yearly for Defense.

Manpower Call May Come Soon  Armed Front And  Home Front To Share

4 Million Men Likely Military Sefup for "52  100 Billion War Budget, Rigid Economy Coming

Murder Suspect Denies His Guilt   In New York When Chi: caroan Was Slain

Ex-Convict  Questioned  In Slaying   Denies Knowledge Of Drury Ambush Last Senstember

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Family Flees With Jesus Toward Egypt

“The Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by FULTON OURSLER

Enemy's Deadly Weapons toBe. Listed for Congress by Gen. Bradley   soions Open study of How to Guard Civilian Population Against Sneak Attack

Five Tots Died in Fire; Mother Barred By a Locked Door   Heat from Flames Keeps Neighbors from Rescue; Father Was at Work

Five Children In Family Suffocate  Door Accidentally Locked Durina Fire

Goat-Hunting Cowboys Find Roundup On Island Difficult As Animals Flee Into Brush

LOCAL WEATHER. OBSERVATIONS AT ROM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA. FOR 84-HOUR PERIOD ENDING @ A. Mm.   Temperature Keadings

Cold Wave Death Toll Reaches 27   March Windstorm Sends Mercury Falling In Dixie

Iwo State Hunt Toll Reaches 12  Michigan Has Nine, Wisconsin Three

HUNTING TOLL REACHES NINE.   Not One Death Reported From Gunfire During  Past 24 Hours

Fliers Admit Red Charges To Get Away   "Confessed" Being Spies to Escape From China  TREATED WELL      Press Conference is Held at Pearl Harboren Route Home to U, S.

U. §. Airmen Hint They Admitted Spy Charge   Treated Better “Than We Could Possibly Have Expected” Pair Tell Newsmen; Held Far Fichteen Manthe.

Airmen Confess ToGetHome  Said They Spied So They Would Be Freed

U.S. Airmen Say They Were Treated Well While Held by China Commies

Airmen Indicate Admitting Spying To Gain Freedom   Safe After 18 Months as Prisoners of Red Chinese Forces

Treated Well by Captors   Airmen Confessed in Order to Win Trip Back Home

‘ rmen Indicate  sey Confessed {o Spy Charges   Fail To Give Direct, Answers; Say Their Treatment Was Good

U.S. Airmen Relate Stories Of 18 Months As Chinese Red Prisoners

Ex-Prisoners Of Communist China  Say Reds Cut Off All Outside News

Ported Best of Friends With Chinese Captors Freed U.S. Airmen Explain ‘Confessions

TREATED WELL BY REDS, U. S. FLIERS STATE   Airmen Admitted Spying Charge To Gain Freedom From Chinese

U.S. Airmen Well Treated But Had to "Admit" Red Spy Charges to Escape

Fliers Indicate They Admitted Red Charge Of Spying To Escape 18 Months Of Captivity In North China

CHILE DRAFTS 4POINT PLAN AGAINST WAR   Full Mobilization Forms Keynote Of Program

Search Face Of Mountain For Reynolds   Frozen Body of Companion Found On Mt. Whitney

Searchers Hunt Missing Heir   Body of Companion Found in Mountains

Reynolds Tobacco Heir Believed Dead In Ill-Fated Attempt To Scale East Face Of California Mountain

Mobilization Chief Says New Tax Bill Soon To Be Drafted  Higher Taxes Will Be Move to Curb Inflation From Truman Program

Promise New Tax Program   Manpower Needs For Industry, Military Called Pressing

Tax Inerease Is Hinted Due For U.S. Soon   Symington Says Congress Will Be Asked ‘Shortly’ For Added Revenue

Solons Will Be Asked to Raise Taxes   Symington Says Request Will Be Asked ‘Shortly’

Pike To Take Over Atomic Post Tonight  Lilien wt ee its Commission After

Shows Coal Is Good Source of Gasoline   Demonstration by US Bureau Makes 150 Barrels of Gas Out of 100 Tons of Coal

Iran-Kremlin Ties Tighten   _U. 8. Envoy Flying Home With Warning

Russia Winning lran Friendship   U. S. Ambassador Bringing News Home

ran Becoming Friendly Toward Russia, U.S. Envoy on Way Home May Warn

SOCIALISM CUT BY SLIM LABOR WIN IN BRITATI   Relations With United States And Other Countries Affected

British Vote Leaves Thin Working Edge  Cama DPartw Se-hamoac   Some Party Schemes Stopped Cold by Hairbreadth Margin

British Vote Leaves Thin Working Edge  Some Party Schemes Stopped Cold by

Bill as Passed Lacks Provisions For Enforcement   Foes Stripped It In Long Debate Into Early Mornina

House Approves Watered Down FEPC Measure ‘   Truman Forces Suffer Defeat On Rights Bill

House Passes FEPC Bill Less Legal Barriers  ‘Gesture’ Bitter Defeat For Truman Regime

Emasculated FEPC Bill Up for Vote   Measure Is Without Enforcement Provisions and With Few Friends

Solons Delete Provision For Enforcing Ad  Measure Falls Far Below Policy That Truman Raouested

FEPC Bill May Be Sent Back To ‘Committee To Die In Pigeonhole   Bill Tentatively Approved After Filibuster Of Southern Opponents

House Votes For. Aneamic FEDC Measure   Civil Rights Bill Stripped ol All Enforcement Provisions Goes to Senate

House Passes Strioped-Down FEPC Bill   Measure Falls Fa: Short of What Truman Wanted

HOUSE PASSES WATERED DOWN _ FEPC MEASURE   Bill Providing No Enforcement Measures Is Sent to Senate.

Action Seen As Blow To Truman Plan  Measure Passed Ry 241 toa 174 Vote

NOW CONTAIN NO POWER FUR ENFORCEMENT   Blow to President’s Request for Ban on Racial Diserimination.

HOUSE PA EPC BILL BY 240-177 VOTE   Measure Stripped O: Teeth Now Goes To Senate Side

Far Short Of Truman Objectives   Dixie Bloc in 15-Hour Filibuster Against His Legislation.

SP VCUUWih YCLSivull  Toothless FEPC Bill Passed By House With No Violation Penalty

Slow Death Expected for FEPC Bill   Southern Filibuster Leaves House Grogg; And Puts Off Vote

Weary House Passes FEPC Bill Shorn Of  Enforcement Powers   Fair Employment Practices Commission Is Established, But That Is About All; Bitter  Defeat For Administration

FEPC Bill Is Passed By House   Bill Stripped Of All Enforcement OK’d By 240-177 Vote; Goes To Senate

House Passe Toothless FEPC Bill   Coalition Measure With Few Friends, Approved 240 to 177

HOUSE FACING FINAL VOTE ON SUB FEPC ACT   Administration Fails Tc Put Over Bill In 15Hour Session

House Adopts Weak Plan Of Civil Rights   Republicans, Southerr Democrats Unite On Substitute

Weary House Passes Weak FEPCBill   Toothless Bill Bitter Defeat for Administration

Diluted FEPC Bill Faces Final Vote  Substitute Measure Threatened by Slow *Pigeonhole” Death

Far Short of Truman Goal, Even Original Backers Refuse to Vote For Law: Penalty Provisions Dead

Measure Is Far Short Of One Sought  Sent To Senate; Debate Ran Into  Early Morning BULLETIN

Minus Teeth, Measure Seeks To Avert Discrimination; Approved in House, 240-177.   FALLS FAR SHORT  OF TRUMAN’S GOAL

Business Sure Is Rotten.   Measure Passed But Lacks Enforcement; To Go to Senate

HouseSends Substitute to Senate   Measure Merely Say: There Shouldn't Be Job Discrimination .

SET FORTH IN NEW MEASURE   No Discrimination On Jobs Approved  In House Action

All Enforcement Teeth Out of Approved Bill   Proposal Is Far Short Of What President Requested of Congress

Senate To Vote OnLegislation  Bill Falls Short  Of Truman’s Idea

FEPC Faces Final Vote By Tired House   Substitute © Is Weak In Enforcement

Diluted FEPC Bill Faces Final Vote In Weary House   Substitute Measure Held Over for Action In Today’s Session

House Passes Revised Racial. Discrimination Bil  Action on FEPC Is  Blow to Truman's

FINAL VERSION ‘FAR SHORT OF TRUMAN SIDEA   Southern Demo Forces Line Up Tn Salid Front

BULLEIEN  WASHINGTON, D. C. (/)—The house passed today a fair employment practices (FEPC) bill stripped of enforcement provisions.

Weary House OK’s Toothless FEPC Measure   ‘Just A Gesture,’ Is Comment On Stripped Down Bill

House Votes Substitute FEPC Bill  Phillips Of Tenn...   Phillips Of Tenn., Fugate Of Va. Voted Against Biil

House Passes FEPC Measure Stripped of A!l Enforcement   Substitute Bill Sent Senate Constitutes Bitter Defeat for Truman Administration

Debate On FEPC Bill Holds House Until Early Morning; Final Vote Is Faced Today

FORCE STRIPPED FROM CHANGED FEPC MEASIIRE   Bill, Far Short OF “What President Wanted, Now Goes To Senate For Action — Southerners  Knock Teeth From t. i

House OK’s Substitute FEPC Bill   High Democrat Des. cribes Measure as “Just a Gesture’.

FEPC Measure Faces Final Vote Today   Few Friends Plead For Truman’s Pet Proaram

Vote 221-178 After Bloe  Seizes Power.   Weaker Republican ‘Educational’ Measure Js Substituted

Weary House Gives Approval lo rEPC Bil   Measure Is Stripped After Filibuster

— HOUSE — Toothless FEPC Bill Ts Passed   IT PROVIDES NO PENALTIES

House Votes FEPC Bill   No Enforcement Provisions; Bill Now to Senate:

SLAP AT PRESIDEN]   House Passes FEPC Meas: ure Stripped of Enforce ment Provisions

House Gives Up Argument At 3:20 A. M.; Showdown Ballot Scheduled Today   Substitute Measure May Be Returned To Committee: Enforcement Prevented

FEPC Battle Stillin Doubt   Strategy Backfires In Wee-Hour Session

IFEPC Measure ‘Passed With All Teeth Removed   House Bill Far Short of What President

New Measure Has No Enforcement Provisions  Toothless FEPC Bill Faces Final Vote. Today

Tamed’ FEPC Voted Despite  Truman Plez   House Passea Substitute. Stripped of All Teeth, Ry 240.17" Tally

Dixie Members End All-Night Talk Marathon   No Enforcement Provided; Senate To Get Measure

News Day And Night   fruman Backers Lose Long Fight To Pass Strong Rights Bill      Penalties Missing In A pproved Act   Passage Follows Lengthy Filibuster Led By Southern Demos

House Approves Watered-Down FEPC Legislation   Final Bill Lacks Enforcement Teeth But Eases Through

See Showdown For FEPC Bill In House Today   WASHINGTON, Feb, 23 UP) ~The House passed today a fair employment practices (FEPC) bill stripped of enforcement provisions.

House Passes FEPC Measure Without Teeth   Action Delivers Bitter Defeat To Administration

Bill Has No Enforcement Provisions  Expresses Policy On. Discrimination.

HOUSE VOTES FEPC SHORN OF POWER TO ACT   Senate Gets Measure Stripped Of Curbs  On Discrimination

House Votes For Weakened FEPC Bi 1]   Dixie-GOP Group Pulls Teeth from Measure: Tally Is 241 to 176

HOLLYWOOD WRITERS FA  ERS FACE       Cited for Contempt  Of Congress During Investization

Men in Skirts Slapped in Pants!   Ruon So. Thev ‘Look Better’? Than Trousered Gals

Finn Parliament Building Damaged By Mystery Blast   No One Injured In Helsink: Explosion; Official Sees No Political Bearing

PLAN LAVISH FUNERAL FOR © TONY ARMES   Order Grand Jury Investigatior of Gang-Ridden Williamson Co.

Communists Wir One-Horse Race In Soviet Vote  One Ticket Election Considered By Reds As Confidence Vote

Soviets Vote; Peace Pledged By Communists   Russians Elect New. Par. liament Headed By Me. Stalin

Russians Elect New Parliament   Premier Stalin Surprises by Failing to Make Speech.

Russians Vote on One-Party Ticket  Lack of Speech by Stalin Unexplained

Russia Elects New Parliament Amid Pledges of Peace   [Stalin Fails to Make Usua  Speech; Politburo Says  ~—sFRed Policies Peaceful

Stalin Mum As Soviets Cast Votes   Elect 1,302 To Seats In Parliament; Peace  Theme Of Campaign

Russian Voters Name New Parliament; Only One Ticket   Commies Are Unopposed; Prime Minister Stalin Fails to Make Speech

STALIN SILENT AS PEOPLE CAST VOTES   Ne Explanation Given For Failure Ot Prime Minister To Deliwer Address

Russians Choose New Parliament  But Ballot Is Set Ry Saviet  enderc

Russians Elect A New Parliament; Campaign  Marked By Peace Cries   No. 1 Candidate, Prime Minister Stalin, Fails To  Make Traditional Wind Up Feature On Bean CXF Plectian

Tanks, Air ‘Umbrella’ Spark Advance All Along Flaming Front   Reds Leave 10,000 Dead, Wounded As Southern Drive of Invaders Backfires; Air Force Deals Heaviest Blow of War

10,000 of Enemy Killed, Woundec Crossing River   Tanks Lead Allied  Troops in Offense

Enemy Flees In Terror As Yanks Break South Prong of Big Drive, : Launch Attack All Along Front.

U.S. Troops Attacking at Vital Points   Two Communist Divisions Routed With Heavy Lous As Allied Forces Strike Baek on 120-Mile Front

Enemy’s Biggest Drive Of Korean War Stopped By U.S. Counter-A ttack  Air For ce T hr ows Full Str rength Into germ  eae § Ts

Enemy Smashed In Futile Drive: Divisions Retreat  American Forces,  Republic Troops Open Offensive

North Koreans Flee in Terror Before Allied Assault, Leave 10,000 Dead and Wounded Behind.  SUPERFORTS JOIN, IN AIR SUPPORT

Southern Prong of Big Enemy Offensive is Thrown in Reverse   Fleeing Communists Leave 10,000 Dead or WoundedG. .’s Gain North of Pohang

TERRIFIED REDS FLEE ANGRY — U. 5. ASSAULT; THOUSANDS OF DEAD. WOUNDED LEFT BEHIND

Remnants Of 2 Divisions  Break, Run   Communists Leave 10,000 Wounded, Dead Near Nam Rive

pport UN Troops‘ take Much Ground Lost in First Push   sn by Savage Air

Allied Forces Counterattack All Alona Line   Thousands of Dead Left Behind by Reds After Big Failure

 —2 DIVISIONS — Huge Drive Is Turned Into Rout   16,000 TROOPS LOST IN ATTACK

Enemy Soldiers Break — And Flee As Tank-Led Infantry Attacks Line

Iwo Divisions Routed By Tank-Led Infantry; Enemy Losses 10,000   Southern Prong Of Offensive Snapped By 25th Division; Other Prong Blunted By Seeond T)ivision Troone

North Koreans Flee Across River Ending Immediate Pusan Threat; Allies Attack on 120-Mile Front

North Koreans” Big Push Is Turned fo Rout  Running Reds Leave Behind 10,000   Running Reds Leave Behind 10,000 Dead and Wounded

lerrified Reds Flee All Alona Korean Frent   Allied Troops, Airmen, Navy Rout Attackers

Allies Lash Vital Points Along Front   Foe Loses 10,000 Dead And Wounded

Allies Attack At Vital Points All Along Front  Fleeing N. Koreans 1... 2. FAR AAR F__ ss   Fleeing N. Koreans Leave 10,000 Dead And Wounded Afte Severe Licking

25th Division Moves Into Commanding Position And Count 10,000 Red Casualties On Southern

North Koreans’ Big Push Is Turned fo Rout  Running Reds Leave   Running Reds Leave Behind 10,000 Dead and Wounded

Remnants of Two Enemy Divisions in Flight Before Tank-Led Infantrymen Attacking at Vital Points Along 20Mile Korean Front—Invaders Leave 10,000 Dead and Wounded on Field as They Retreat Across Nam River.  AMERICANS RETAKE YONGSAN

ALLIED FORCES COUNTERATTACK ALL ALONG LINE  COMMUNISTS LEAVE   COMMUNISTS LEAVE 10,000 CASUALTIES IN MASAN AREA ROUT

10,000 Dead, Wounded Leff by Invaders   Allies on Offensive All Along 20-mile Blazing Battlefrant

Blazing Tanks Lead Yankee ‘Counter-Aitack   Southern Prong Of Commie Offensive Appears Broken

Tank-led Allies Attack Along 120 Mile Front  South Offensive Prong ~ Snapped: Another Blunted

Terrified Reds Leave 10,000 Dead, Wounded   Allied Troops Driving Along Entire Front— . Superforts Give Close  Support to Doughboys

United Nations Forces Attack All Along Line   North Koreans Saic To Be Massing For New Blows

Reds Routed U.S. Retakes Vital Points   Wor's Biggest Offensive Snapped

Fleeing Enemy Leaves 10,000 Dead, Wounded   Ground Regained in Other Sectors as Air Forces Join Attack

Leave 10,000, Dead, Wounded  Before U.S. Force Snap Off One   Snap Off One Prong, Blunt Other Of Red Offensive

North Koreans Lose 10,000, Yield Yongsan  GI’s Blunt Second Spear of Invaders’ Attack With Tanks

Tank-Led Allied Infantry men in Attack at Vital Points   ENEMY LOSSES HEAV'

Remnants of Two Divisions on Run   Tank-Led American Troops Smash Enemy's New Drive

American Troops Seize Initiative All Along Front   North Koreans Flee Leaving Estimated 10,000 Dead and Wounded Rehined

ENEMY LEAVES 10,000 DEAD, WOUNDED   Tank-Led U.N. Troops Hit Hard On All Fronts  SUPERFORTS   Join Murderous American Air Assault In Support Of Ground Units

Americans Advance All Along Front   Enemy Losses High in Flight Across Nam; Yongsan Taken.

Tank-Led Allied Infantrymen Attack At Vital Points All Along 120-Mile Korean Front — Fleeing Communists Leave 10,000 Dead And Wounded As  U. S. 25th Division Troops Regain All Positions Thev Formerly Held

Attacking 25th Division Regains All Former Positions—Allies Strike At Key Points Along Entire Front — One Prong Of Red Drive Snapped Off, Another Blunted — Say Enemv Masses Near Yonasan For New Push

U.N. Forces Retake Many  Positions   Second Division  Back In Yongsan: Enemy Massing Tanks For New Offensive

Allies in — Advance on Entire Front   U.S. 25th Division Regains All Ground Lost to Communists

VITAL POINTS: ARE RETAKEN BY UN UNITS    10,000 Casualties. Left By Invaders On Southern Front

Reds Fleeing in Terror Before. Allied Attackers  > tthawe: 10,000 Dead, Wounded: hinanicans   “Leave 10,000 Dead, “Wounded; Americans “Reeain: Old Positions

Battered Ship Nearing Coast   Caribbean Hurricane Turning From Land

TRUMAN oAID AEABY TO Aak PROFITS LEW   Change !s Reported as Some Democrats Threaten Action an Qwn.

+Truman Reported To Ask For Tax On Corporations   Anti-Profiteering Provision Is Proposed By Legislators Without President’s Order

President Reported Ready To Ask  Concress For Excess Profits Levy

Truman Expectec To Ask For Tax   Claim President Has Made Up Mind to Ask  For Tax on Profits

Truman Set  To Ask Big Profits Tax  Anti-Profiteer Levy Urged by  , a 2 Te, i: ne

éxssociates cay Frresiaent Frias Wiade Up Kis Mind  Truman May Ask Multi-Billion Dollar Anti-Profiteering Levy

EXCESS PROHTS TAX TO RAISE BILLIONS SEEN   Truman’s Decision Follows Drive Already On In Congress.

FURTHER TAX BOOSTS POSSIBLE  Truman Seen Favoring Excess Profits Tax

HST Wants an Excess Profits Tax   _ Would Involve Levy on $5 Billion General Revenue Hike

TRUMAN SEEN SET TO ASK PROFIT TAX   May Seek Multi-Billion Dollar Excess Levy

TRUMAN WANTS TAX ON PROFITS   Makes Up Mind To Ask Congress For MultiBillion Dollar Levy  OTHERS ASKING MORE

REPORT TRUMAN READY TO ASK PROFITS LEVY   ‘Some Democrats Planning To Introduce AntiProfiteer Measure

‘Truman to Ask Multi-Billion Dollar ‘Excess Profits Tax on Corporations

PRESIDENT SET TO ASK CURBS ON PROFITEERS   -ongressmen Are Ready To Offey wo Measure Unless Truman Calls For Crackdown On Greed.

DECLARE TRUMAN WILL ASK TAX ON EXCESS PROFITS   CLOSE ASSOCIATES SEE MULTI-BILLION CORPORATION TAXES

Truman Reported Ready to Ask for Excess Profits Tax   Strong Demand in Congress for Levy On Wartime Profits

Truman About To Seek Exces:  Profit Taxes Multi-Billion Dollar Tax Will Hit Corporations

Congress Ready To Act If Truman Doesn't   New General Tax Bill Is Reported Taking Shane

War Profits Tax Backed By Truman   Anti-Profiteering Levy Draws Strong Support in Conaress

TRUMAN PLANS MULTI-BILLION TAX ON PROFIT   Party Leaders Propose “Anti Profiteering’’ Levy to Pay for Arms.

Say Truman fo Ask Multi-Billion Dolla  Excess Profits Tax  Werd Fallows Demo Threat to Byoadce

CORPORATION   Close Associates Say Truman Planning to Ask Multi-Billion Dollar  Levy ¢   TO HIT EXCESS PROFITS

President Will Ask for Tax on Excess Profits    Some Demos THreaten To Go Beyond Truman

Multi-Billion Excess Profits Tax to Be Asked   Anti-Profiteer Levy Also Proposed by Demecrat Leaders

Truman to Ask Billions Tax on Excess Profits   Decision Reported as Congress Threatens ’Anti-Profiteer’ Levy

Profiteering Levy Is Urged By Senators   Sce Committee Approval of Taxes Directed at Individuals, Business

Gls, British Attack at var Line, Gain Mile in Ist Pow Hours   BULLETIN

Probe Pressure Tactics, Request   Democrats Write for Funds, Wiley Asserts

PRESBYTERIAN S DRAFT REPORTS   Standing Committees Of General Assembly Will Make Their Recommenda Oe ies:

Committees Meet To Draft Reports   First Of These To Go To Presbyterian Assembly Today

Presbyterians Dratt ‘Reports   General Assembly Meets In Richmond

Russian Action on Austria.  Demanded  Big 3 Will Seek To Strengthen Western Tieup, ‘Acheson Says

Suspects New Stalling Move Planned   Soviet Envoy Calls for Meeting on Dispute Today

Division Of NLRB Powers Held Failure   Chairman Would End Separate Authority Of General Counsel

Labor Board Asks Denham’: Power Curbed   ‘Banish Separate Authority,’ Group Tells Senators

NLRB WANTS 10 ABOLISH SEPARATE ROLE OF DENHAM   Senators Told Division Of Power With General Counsel Ros Boen Fajlure

NLRB Thinks Denham’s Separate Authority Should Be Abolished   Chairman Says Division Of Powers With Board's Counsel Has Been A Failure; Supports Truman’s Plan For Reorganizing.

NLRB Tabs Power Split As ‘Failure’   Requests That Denham’: Power As Counsel For Board Be Abolished

RAILWAY MEN SET WALKOUT   Switchmen. On. Five Big Lines Due. To Quit  : Jobs Tomorrow

No Sign of Break in Rai Deadlock   Rock. Island, C. G. W Curtail Passenger Service at Midnight

Five Big Railroad: Due for Ticup as Switchmen Strike   No Signs of Any Break in Rift’ Between Men and Roads; Sunday Date

SWITCHMEN RAIL STRIKE SET SUNDAY   Five Roads Plan Walkout As Hopes For Breaking Deadlock Are Dim

RAIL SWITCHMEN SCHEDULE STRIKE EARLY TOMORROW   Union Men To Walk Out Or  Five Western Lines In  1 HourePov Dlsoute

SWITCHMEN TO STRIKE   ‘aur of Five Railroads Involved Raw They Will Sat Onoerate

SWITCHMEN TO STRIKE   Four of Five Railroads Involved Say They Will Not Operate

NoBreak In Rail  Dispute   Strike on Five Big Roads  Scheduled to Start Sunday Morning Deadlocked on Wares

Rail Strike In West Due  Tomorrow   Deadloch Persists As Deadline Nears In Hours Dispute

Five Railways Braced For Strike Tomorrow   No Sign of Any Break In Deadlock Between Switchmen’s Union and Carriers With Walkout Scheduled to Start at 6 A.M. Local Time

OR GET A DOSE OF BUCKSHOT  nd  Men Tread Lightly, and Only In Bright Moonlight Here

Some Husbands Try to Arrive Home Quietly, If Late; in Abilene It’s Safer If They Y odel Loudly

Snow, Rain and Sleet Pelt Wide Area In Eastern U. S.   Ry THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Traffic Is Slowed to Crawl as Snow, Rain And Sleet Pelf Wide Areas of Country

‘Brother’ Works College Circuit Fleecing Members of Fraternities

Tariff Cuts Planned As World Aid   Aim Is To Increase Other Countries’ Earning Of Dollars

Tariff Cuts Are Planned   U.S. Will Try To Slice Tariffs on 2500 Ttems In Effort To Help ‘Gap’ Of American Dollars

U.S. Will Try fo Lower  Some Tariffs  ' Change Would He] ' Other Nations   Foarn More Dollars

U.S. to Trade Tariff Slashes  At Conference   40 Other Nations Will Join In Attempt to Ease Tianltlar Shartace

Part of Campaign to Help Other Countries Earn More Dollars; Items Range From Deer Meat to Steam Engines.

U. S. Will Try to Lower Some Tariffs   Change Would Hels Other Nations Earn More Dollars

U.S. Will Try To Cut Tariffs In Aid Drive   Reduction on 2,500 Items Seen as Help To Other Nations

U.S. TO TRY TO LOWER TARIFF RATES   Conference Is Scheduled for Torquay, England

House Takes Up Hawaiian Issue Today   Seems Due to Approve Statehood, But Senete Still isn’t Convinced

STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII IS UP   Passage Of Bill Seems Certain; Alaska Gets House Approval

FAMILY SOLVENCY HITS CHEERY NOTE   Half of United States’ Families Now Debt-Free

DEBT-FREE UNITS   About Half of Nation’: “Consumer Spending” Groups Owe Nothing

About Half. of  Nation's “Consumer Spending”  Groups Owe Nothing

Pact Nations Ready to Halt Russ March   Americans Mentioned as North Aflantic Council Head

Rush Plans For Defense Of Europe   Action Completes 4 Day Meeting of Foreign Ministers

Committee Told To Perfect West Defense Plans  Allacatinn af Armcec   Allocation of Arms, Manpower, Costs Immediate Task

‘Atlantic Pact Members Order ‘Quick Action to Defend West   Newly-Authorized High Command to be in Almost Continuous Session to Block Every Aggressive Moye Against Anti-Red Nations

New Central Command Is  Established   Secretary Acheson Says West Has Made Genuine Progress Toward Goal   §=6OF Collective Security

Pact Nations Are Anxious to Line Up Atlantic Defense   Central Command Is Ordered to Effect Plans at Once.

Push Plans For Alliance Defense .   Atlantic Pact Nations Set Up New Central Command to Supervise ‘Anti-Red Program

NEW CENTRAL COMMAND TO DIRECT WORK   Peace Is Desire But Steps Against Aggression Slated

Western Allies Order Speed in Defense Setup  Central Command ls Authorized

New Central Staff. Given Orders to Act   West Seeking Only Peace but Is Ready to Fight Aqaqression

Joint Council To Coordinate Defense Effort   Group To Consider Rearming Program Bolctered Fconomy

Harriman Leaves To See M Arthur   Truman Aide Seeks Korean War Data

Arrest Two Men For Bank Holdup  Seizures Are Made In Gary, Chicago

Kentucky Bank Bandits Nabbed By Law at Gary   They Are Loose Less Thar 24 Hours After Robhery _

Valentine’s Day Massacre In Chicago Shocked Nation 21 Years Ago Today

Baillie, President of United Press, Reports — A  Korean War About To Enter Second Phase

Allies To Try Another Amphibious Operation In Korea, Baillie Says

UP Chief Says Korean War ls About To Enter Second Phase; Landing Predicted

Korean War is About to Enter its Second Phase and It Will See Another American Amphibious Landing, Says United Press’ Hugh Baillie Who is Back from Front

Sees Another Allied Invasion in Final Phases of War  UP President Says MacArthur’s Plans Are Already Made

Socialism Tops Issues At Stake Before Citizens      Attlee, Churchill Lead Chief Parties; Both Seem Confident

England’s Fate Up © To Voters   Will Decide Today Whether to Go! Back To Conservative Rule Ar Cantinne Sneialiam

Britons Go to Polls. 7 Predict Record Vote   National Election is Held Today to Decide Whether Labor Government Remains in Office or Conservative Party Takes Over. » :   CLOSE CONTEST IS SEEN

Britons at the Polls To Give Their Verdic On Future Course   London’s Bobbies Set To Handle Huge Throng In Trafalgar Square

Britons Vote In Important Election Today  Socialist Governmen Faces Test With Conservatives

Crucial Election Draws Throngs To British Polls   Close Vote Anticipated In _ Contest} Between Attlee And Winston Churchill

Important Election  In England   Candidates Churchill. Conservative; Attlee. Laborite, Now the Prime Minister

BRITISH VOTERS STAMP FATE OF ATTLEE REGIME   Record Ballot Expected over United Kingdom—Churchill Acts Early

Record British Balloting Expected 1On Continuing Socialist Government

Electors To Decide Future Of Laborites   Record Vote Seen In Isles As Long Lines Form

Vital Election Finds Britons Voting Early   Record Ballot Seen; People Stand in Line At Polling Stations

Marshall Aid For Britain To Cease Soon   Rearmament Funds To Keep Moving With Defense Plan

Britain Gets Back On Her Economic Feet   Situation So Good Marshall Plan Aid Will Stop January 

U. S. Suspends Marshall Plan Aid Tc Britain  Cite Improvement In Empire’s Economic Health

U. 5. Suspends Marshall Plan Aid To Britain   Marked Improvement Is Noted In British Economic Health

British Marshall Plan Aid Halted  Made Possible by Economic Recovery

U, §. SUSPENDS AND 10 BRITAIN   ENGLAND'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY BRINGS HALT IN MAE ; SHALL PLAN HELP.

Marshall Aid To Britain Halted  Arms Aid Continues To Be Furnished

KKK, NAVY SAYS REPORT OF © SUBMARINE SEEN OFF MEYVICN 1¢ AHHIRTPUL

FATHERLY OR UNFATHERLY?  60-year-old Councilman’ s Kiss Upsets Houston Dads

Escape Car Ditched affer Brief Flight   Victim Says Pistol Threat Made Her Go

Great City Deserted —  Sees Chinese Foot Patrols Entering Wonsan

Driver Thrown From Race Car  Dies Of Burns  es seilaa pie Pi es okt  pee   Two Children Killed When Another Racer Goes Through Fence

COLD WEATHER ~ OVER WESTERN -RALFOF NATION   Fifty Below Zero Today at Bemidji, Minn., 20 Below at St. Paul.

MERCURY SKIDS IN WILD WEST   Cold Wave Again Visits  Northern Areas—Weother ta Mild in East

PLAN TO RESUME MINE PENSIONS   NEW REGULATIONS TIGHTEN PAYMENTS FROM ROYALTY FUNDS

Miners Union Payments Due  To Be Resumec   Pensions And Death Benefit. Plan Shows  Operators’ Victory

Miner Fund Payment Due   Benefits To Resume  Soon As Rules Alter

Leaders Hope for Quick Start and Fast Finish in Special Legislature Session

Legislature Ready To Open Session On Taxation Plans  Group Can Make Swift Work Out Of  Hospital Finances

Allentown Specialist Will Begin Working On Pa. Plans Immediately

Supply Problem Hurts 8th Army  Roads, Lack Of Gas Bring Longer War

 Chinese Reds Shadow Outlook Did American Bungling Hinder Drive to Manchurian Border?

'WHO’S TO BLAME?   American Troops Bog Down Just as Speed Sorely Needed

REDS HAD TIME TO PLAN ATTACK  UN Advance To Border Delayed By Supply, Transport Problems

3 Tough Korean Supply Problems Slowed Movements Of UN Forces, Gave Reds Chance to Reform °°

CAPTAIN WESTERLING =. secu; WHEL Ni G. . INSURANCE REFUND WILL NOT BE EXTRADITED " <. a>p cewr cour FTEn

PLANE CRASHES AND EXPLODES   Three Survivors of Big Mili tory Craft Spotted in  Southern Arizona

Military Craft Hits Mountain  nel Ringe 3 Ss  urvivors in Arizona

THREE SURVIVE PLANE ACCIDENT   WRECKAGE FOUND IN RUGGED MOUNTAINS; SEND RESCUE PARTY

Helps State to TakeAdvantage Of River Dams   Special Session’s Action Doesn't End Power Issue Discussion

Amendment _ Authorize Giving City $5,000 More Of K. P. & L. Income

FRANCHISE CHANGE   Amendment _— Authorized Giving City $5,000 More Of K. P. & L. Income

Marines Land, Ready toMove Info Adion   Hardest Fighting Reported Just North of Chinju, 40 Miles From Puson

U. S. Troops Locked In Fight With Enemy. Sixth Division East Of Chinju — Arching. Battle Line Marked By String Of Blazing: Villages — 24th Division Counter-attacks, Suffers Many Casualties

Kumchon Left Burning By First Cavalry   Battleline Described As String Of Flaming Villages

Americans (Take Hills (Near Chinju   MacArthur's Reports Say Enemy Fail< to Gain in 12 Hours of Grim Fight 40 Miles From Pusan

G.I.'s Seize High Ground Near Chinju   Suffer Big Casualties In Counter-Blow 40 Miles from Port.

24th Division Retakes High Ground Near Chinju   Boyle Sees Reds Take Flaming Kumchon

Reds Have Made No Gains in Past 12 Hours; Fighting Is Bitter in Vicinity of Badly Battered Chinju

Det Fling baille on  Not Gains: Made i in 12      No: Gains: Made j in V2 24th Division: Heavy-

Heights Near / Burning Chinju Are Recaptured   Intense Infantry And Tank Battle Rages 40 Miles West Of Pusan; Heavy Tl. © Ceanalties Ranastad

Hill Positions In Chinju Area Are Recaptured   Arching Battlelines Marked By Fires Of Burning Villages

Villages Ablaze All Along Front  Yanks Retake Hill Positions, Hold Grimly

Locked in Grim * Battle With Enemy On Chinju Front  Marines Landing With Heavy Arms Ae  See Oe ne eee

Flaming Battle Rages 40 Miles From Pusan   Battleline Villages Afire

24th Division Retakes Heights Above Chinju; Casualties Heavy, But Communist Drive Is Stalled

FIRST CAVALRY LOSES KUMCHON   City Left in Flames; Yongdok is No-Man’s Land; Burning Villages Mark Battle Line.

‘Grim, Critical Fighting Rages; Kumchon Lost   US. Casualties Heavy As 24th Fights Out On Road to Pusan

Carry on Struggle Within 40 Miles of Port City of Pusan   Battle Line Is Marked By Burning Villages After 18-Hour Clash

24th Division Takes Hills in Grim Struggle   Burning Villages Mark Long Battle Line; Planes Set Fire to Kumchon: Town Abandoned to Communists

24th Division Troops Recapture Positions  After 18-Hour Fight  Battle Line Near Chinju Is Marked by Flaming Villages:

Men And Tanks In Rugged Fighting   American First Cavalry Division Foot Troopers Abandon Burning Kumchon On Central Front Of Long Battle Line

Enemy Begins. Last Desperate All-Out Assault      Burning Towns Mark: Raging Battle to Pro-: tect Port Area

“Americans Recapture Hill Position: ‘near Chinju as Fighting Marines “Arrive at Port near Front Lines

New Fighters  Brace Tiring  Army Troopers @  In War's Grim Rattle

Tank-Equipped Marines Land At Korean Port   24th Division  Engaged In Vicious Battle On Approach To U. S. Beachhead

Grim Batile Tn Progress  Near Chinju   American Division Fights Back Hard  kT. Reoain Crourd

Temperatures   24th Division Fights to Hold Positions Guarding West Approach to Pusan

Recapture Hill East Of Chinju; Marines At Port . Loaded For Heavy Fight

Ist Cavalry Troops Yield Kumchon  On Central Front   Hal Boyle Says Battleline Can Be Traced by Burning Towns; Marines Land With Heavy Armor

Counterattacks Blunt Red Plan For Knockout   U. S. Marines Land And Head for Front Now One Big Blaze

MACARTHUR SAYS NO RED GAINS IN PAST 12 HOURS   FLAMING VILLAGES MARK BATTLE LINE AROUND PORT CITY

Big Blow Aimed At Seaport .   Casualties Are High; Kumehon Is Abandoned

FOE 18 HELD TO NO GAINS IN 12 HOURS   Grim Battle Rages At Western Approach To Pusan   24TH DIVISION   Fights Way Out Of Trap; Villages Burned By U. S. Air Force

Savage Fight West Of Key Port   Marines Bring Big Tanks, Ne: w. Weapons To Help Doughboys—

Pressure Great On All Fronts   Kumchon Abandoned By Defenders: City Fired by Americans

U. S. Recaptures Hill Positions   24th’ Division Locked ir Fierce Battle With North  Koreans   /MARINES INTO ACTION

U. S. Recaptures Hill Positions   24th’ Division Locked 1 Fierce Battle With North  Koreans

Hill Positions Are Captured By Americans   Reds Move Into Flaming Kumchon On Central Front

HOLD LINES  FORTY MILES. FROM PUSAN   U. S. 24th Almost Sur. rounded, Counterattacks, Regains Ground on Approaches to Main Port.   FIRST CAVALRY LOSES KUMCHON   City Left in Flames; Yongdok is No-Man’s Land; Burning Villages Mark Battle Line.

24th Division Holds On 40 Miles From Pusan:  Reds Move Into Kumehon   Marines Are Heavily Armed

Hardest Fighting Is Reported North of Chinju; Yongdok a No Man’s Land; U. S. Casalties Heavy.  BLAZING VILLAGES MARK BATTLELINE

Marine Reinforcements Land With Heavy Armor   MacArthur’s Headquarters Release Account Of Recapture Of Heights East Of Chinju

But Yanks Forced Out of Kumchon   American ‘Casualties Reported Heavy in Hill Battle

Troops Regain Posts at Chinju; Front Seems Static  Heavily Equipped   Heavily Equipped Marine Units Push Rapidly to Front

Marines Land With Newest Of Equipment   Leathernecks Ready To Jump Into Front Lines

Arching Battle Raging in South Korea  Ath Divician Halding:   24th Division Holding; Fighting Marines, Tanks Make Landing

GIs Recapture Strategic Heights Near ¢ hinju After Flaming Fight Of 18 Hours

Kumchon  Abandoned  By Cavalry Marine Unit Land To Bring Help  t"™,

—GRIM BATTLE — T orch Set To Many Villages   INVADERS HELD WITHOUT GAIN

Crucial Battle Fought 40 Miles West of Pusan   First Marine Division Moves up to Front With 45-Ton Tanks

Burning Villages Mark Entire Line of Battle    Enemy Fails to Gain In Last 24 Hours, MacArthur Reports

U.S. Force Retakes MN HiT   Hold Firm Against Ever Increasing Fury Of North Korean Drive to Take Pusan

Hill Positions Recaptured  By Yank Unit   Fighting Hangs Near Chinju; West of Pusan

KUMCHON IS. © ABANDONED BY CAVALRY UNIT:       Marines Unloading At Korean Port. For:

Three Masked Bandits Evade Road Block   Trio Involved in Holdup And. Wounding of  Norman Residents Have Not Been Apprehended

French Evacuate Vital Border Fort As Arms Aid Goes to Indo-China   ARMS AID GOES rorRwarn

French Yield China Line’s Last Fortress   Gates to Indo-China Rice Bow! Now Open To Communist Forces

Frontier Zone Falls to Vietminh Reds  French Abandon Fortress CSter af Tanagean

French Retreat Gives Border fo Indochina Reds  Lanason Evacua son   Langson Evacuation Ends Chance for Any Decisive Victory Soon

French Yield Frontier Zone  To Red Forces   North Indochina Defense Line Being Withdrawn 75 Miles Southward

French Yield Another Fort To Red Force   Indochina-C hina Border Now Held Firmly By Reds

French Lose Key Outpost   Langson Fall Gives Rede  Firm Frentier Control

Communists Get Firm Control Of Asian Gateway   Fall Of Langson Signals New Rule By CommunistLed Vietminh In Indo-Chinese  Rlenmbian Fama

French Lose Fortress City   ‘Announcement Signals Fall of Indochina and China Frontier Zone

David Lawrence Says:  Rail Tieup Writing  A Black Chapter In Sag'a Of U.S. Labor

Chiang Again Leads China   Swears Forces ‘Will Recover Mainland’

Probing Attacks Herald Big Red Invasion of So. Korea   Allied Defenders Await Offensive

Stahs Along Parallel 38 Herald Second Invasion of South Korea   All Signs Indicate Chinese Communists Are Ready to Jump Off on New Assault; Virtually No News From Allied Beachhead st Hunonan

Reds To Open 2nd Invasion  Of S. Korea   Allied Defenders Are Tensely Waiting for Start of Expected Chinese Communist Drive to South.

Allies Await All-Out Push To Touch Off Red Christmas   CommunistShellsFalllInto UN Beachhead at  Hunenam

Chinese Massing Horde of Forces For Seoul Attack  Allied Units Battle   Allied Units Battle Patrols; Beachhead Troops Rout Foe

Chinese Red Probing Attacks Herald Plunge Below Parallel   American Jets Shot Down Six Russian MIG-15s in Air Fight

Massed Reds Probe Along 38th Parallel   American Jets Down Six Soviet MIG's in Air Battle

Red Patrols Probe tor New Drive   Minor Attacks Herald All-Out Enemy Offensive — Eighth Army Commander Dies in Jeep Crash

tChinese Troops Massing 1 For New Drive in Korea   Big Guns Hold Off Reds at Hungnam U.S. Sabres Win Jet Battle

Chinese Red Probing Attacks Herald Plunge Be low Parallel  COMMAND TO RIDGWAY American Jets Shot Down   American Jets Shot Down Six Russian MIG-15s in Air Fight

Allied Defenders Await All-Out Chinese Assault   U. S. Sabre Jets Down Six Soviet-Built Fiahters in Air War

ENEMY FORCES REPORTED SOUTH OF 38TH MARKER   PATROL REPORTS INDICATE MASSING FOR HEAVY ATTACK

CHINESE PROBING AT PARALLEL 38 HERALDS INVASION   Mac Names Ridgway To Command 8th Army; Beachhead Being Shelled

Eighth Army Mourns Deatt Of Field Chief   Planes and Ships Holds Off Enemy In Mungnam Area

Allied Forces Brace as All Signs Portend Blood y Christmas in West Kor ea         Enemy Troops Mass for Big Smash Into South Korea

NEW BATTLE ON CHRISTMAS IS PROBABLE   Eighth Army Braces for Massive Attack; Chinese May Have Already Crossed 38th Parallel.   ONLY GOOD NEWS IS U.S. AIR VICTORY   Six Red Jets Downed. Enemy Brings up Artillery and More Chinese Move in.

Second Invasion Of South Korea By Reds is Near   Ridgway Named to Command 8th Army In Western Sector

Gen. Walker Dies On Way To Front  Chinese Troops Cross Parallel, Head For Capital

New Red Drive Near In Korea   Communist Hordes Are Expected to Move By Christmas Day; U.N. Forces Tense

Allied Defenders Await All-Out Chinese Assault  U. S. Sabre Jets Down   U. §. Sabre Jets Down Six Soviet-Built Fichters in Air War

Second Invasion Of South Korea Appears At Hand  MacArthur Reports   MacArthur Reports All Signs Point  To Imminent Drive On Central Front

Allies Brace For Red Attack   Massed Chinese Troop: Expected to Launch All-Out Offensive In West by Christmas

Red Chinese Building Force For Drive over Parallel 38   _ All-Out Attack Is Expected By. Gils’ on ‘Christmas

Chinese Communist Probing Attacks Along 38th Parallel And Perhaps Already South Of Border Herald New Offensive — Allied Defenders Wait Tensely For Assault — Six Russian-Built Jet Planes Shot Down  By American Sabres

Chinese Probing Moves Along Parallel 38 Herald New Blow By Enemy Force of 540,000 Men

Asks Truce Of Capitalism And Communism  Peron Says “Third Position” Solution To East-West Clash

Wanted Criminal Is Captured Today In Trap At South Dakota Capital

VERMONT MAN, HELD © YEAR FOR DEBT, FREE   Bernard Smith, Jr, Takes Oath His Attachable Property Does Not Exceed $20.

Truman, Attlee Expected To Approve 13-Nation Plan To Halt Fighting

Diplomat Says Red China Showed Signs Of Accepting Appeal  Situation Brightened Somewhat As TrumanAttlee Talks Continue

Official Says      Chinese Indicate They  May Stop Troops At 38th

Finds U. S$. Facing New War   Truman, Attlee Hear Proposal To China Reds

Some Optimism Develops Amon Diplomat Corps   Reds May Halt Drive At Old Border Line

Attlee Says  Great Britain Will Always Stick By U.S.   Offer Ta Stop War  AU Korean Border Zone Appears To Haye Clianee OF Aceeplanee

‘Peznlisi?      Reds Mey Be Willing To Stes At Parallel  Appeals, (ant oraperets Give  Sones Hens’ Ran Eacly Tener

Appeal Given ‘Good Chance’ Of Acceptance   Diplomat Says: Rau ‘Joined Offer with That. Baliof -

Believe Reds Migh daltDrive = At 38th Parallel   Hope Based On Vate Of Indian Delegated.

BrannanAsks U.S.Dumping Of Potatoes   Secretary Says He'll De. stroy Part Of Huge Sur. plus If Congress Agrees

Red Tape Cut As HST Signs Amendment Parents Of Former POW’s To Get Benefits Under New Act

‘Blackout’ Still Chief Subject   Many Unwilling To Believe Far Away Fire Was Cause

‘Blackout’ Still Chiet Subject  Manu Llmwilline Ta   Many Unwilling To Believe Far Away Fire Was Cause

CROWD PERILS TRIPLE SLAYER   Ex-Convict Admits Killing Two Girls And Their Father

Police Move Mob-periled Killer of Three   50 National Guard Soldiers Summoned as Crowd Swells

EXCON ADMITS MURDER OF THREE   CHANGE JAILS WHEN BIG CROWD GATHERS AT WALHALLASS, C.- =

Slayer Of Three Moved To Safety   National Guard Called To Scene

Con Admits Triple Killing   Confesses Slayinc Of Two Small Girls And Their Father

Mob Threatens, Man Is Removed      ‘Ex-Convict Admits He Slew Man, 2 Children

CHARGES LUG ON JOBHOLDERS BY DEMOCRATS   Hodges’ Charge of Donate “or Else’’ Threat Denied by Demos.

Connally Predicts Senate Nof To Vote Contempt Action In Loyalty Files Case

No Contempt Citations On Loyalty Files   Senator Predicts No  Action As Result Of Keeping Files Secret

Industrial Layol fs Rise Across U.S.   Virginia Ponders Move lo Seize All Coal Mines

UN Troops Hold Solid Defense Arc   Air Force Blunts North Korean Kiaye Spearhead

Main Road To Battered City Cleared   Stall Vicious Red Offensive Fighting Allies

Yanks, South Koreans Capture Commanding  Ridge East Of Pohang   Four Day Battle Safeguards Vital Airfield From Continued Attacks Of The Communist Forces.

Americans, Soyth — Koreans Drive Reds From Key Position   Communists Haven‘t Given Up Fieht

Yanks, South Korean Allies Drive Communists From Commanding Ridge; Now Hold Solid Defense Tine   BATTLE FOR AIRFIELD CONTINUES FOUR DAYS

Allies Drive Commies From Pohang Heights   Counterattack Eases Threat to Vital Port

TEMPERATURE   Hail Strips 400 Acres Near Lawton   Estimated 1,200 Tons Production Believed Lost

HAIL LASHES   Estimate Loss May Reach $100,000; 1,000 Tons Are Destroved

Economists See Higher Net and Gross Incomes   Labor and Productior Costs to Go Up; Price Gains to Be Noted

College Economists , Tell Local Farmers Income to Increase   Military Spending Seen as Guarantee Of Farm Prosperity

Snows, Sleet, Flood Waters Hif Northeast  Other Sections Of Country Suffering From Wintry Blast

Traffie Haltec By Snow Storm   Eastern Part Of U. § Struggles With Rain, Slush

SECOND BRINK’S PLOT UNCOVERED   Seven Men Escape Police In Cleveland

Brink’s Saved From Robbery      Police Are Told Second _ Holdup In Cleveland Broken Bv Raid

Hunt Detroit Gang For Boston Repbery   Suspécts Flee Before Cleveland Police Arrive

Cleveland Raid Nets E. vidence OF Boston-like Stickup,Preparations:

Farmers Polled On Support Plar   Federation Taking Issue to Members

Counter-Blow  By Americans Blocks Thrust   1500 Flanking Reds Set Up Blockade Behind Yanks’ Line

Counter-Blow Designed To Halt Big Drive   Taegu Sector Is Center Of Greatest Efforts Of Enemy

Alr.Supported Strike Launched tn Effort to. Throw Estimated 50.000 to 60,000 Red Troops of Balance,

Communists Flee Before  Fierce Blow   British Commando Raid Made: South Koreans Take Isles

U.S. Attacks To Disrupt Timing Of Red Forces   Over 50,000 Enemy Troops Poised For Thrust; Communist Division Chased Off Mountain By Counter-Attacks

KILLED BY A TRAIN   29-Year-Old Mother Victim of Crossing Crash Near Atchison

IN A JOINT DECISION Chiefs of Staff, Military  Secretaries and Truman Raise Military Ceiling   KILLED BY A TRAIN   29-Year-Old_ Mother Victim o Crossing Crash Near Atchison

HOTEL FIRE TOLL 6   Four Burned to Death at Buffalo Identified So Far

6 Men Die In Buffalo Fire   Fire Flashes Through Top Floor of Small East Side Hotel

U. S. Wouldn’t Consider A-Bombing Of North Koreans But China Reds Are Something Altogether Different

U.S. Has Atomic Bomb Set  For Chinese Communists tf Red China Launches All-Out War  “ an TTS Whe bdr Idem SMe Ble  RAS oo er

IF RED LEADERS BEGIN FIGHT—  Use Of A-Bomb Seen In War Against! Chinese Communists

READY   Police Benefit Varley Show Set to Go for Saturday Night .

BLUECOATS READY   Police Benefit Variety Show Set to Go for Saturday Night

Official Says Government Has No Power To Seize, Freeze Or Ration Commodities

New York Stocks   Uncle Sam Is Powerless to Seize or Ration Goods

Denies Plans To Ration Any Commodities  Government Lacks Power To ‘Freeze’ Most Materials

Nation May Alter Stand Against Aid  Rusk Heads Review Of Eeastern Policy

Whether fo Give Aid to Formosa Wide Open Again   Sweeping Review Of Policy Made By U.S. Officials

HELP PROPOSED TO CHECK REDS INVASION PLANS   Sweeping Review Of ‘American Policy Underway, With Aid Requested To Defend Island.

To Review U.S. Policy  On Formosa   Dispute Over Help For Chiang Is Torn: Wide Open; Johnson, Bradley See MacArthy

hid To Chiang Major Issue In U. S. Police   Possible Reversai Of “Hands Off" Formosa Attitude

Review Held On Formosa  a7 € BMc¥een (hes   U. 8. Policy Change Possible On Issue

U.S. Part In China Again In Hot Debate   Issue Is Whether To Help Chiang In Defense Of Formosa

Chiang’s Future In Formosa Is Leading Issue   “Hands-Off” Attitude Could Be Reversed By Current Inauiry

Government Re-Examines Formosa Issue  "US. May Reverse i Policy om Defense 5 mE Conetanic Iiclacd

Review Of Policy Toward Far East Reopens Dispute  Officials Are Again      Officials Are Again Debating Whether Tc Help Defend Formosa

DISPUTE OVER FURNISHING AID TO CHIANG   Policies Are Being Reviewed That May Lead to Re‘versal of State Depart ment Pesition   CONFERENCES ARE HELD

Turnabout In Position Is Possible   Formosan Problem Is Discussed With Republican Leaders

U.S. Offers Aid to Philippines If Its Gevernment Cleaned  $250 Million Promised When Inefficiency and Corruption Are Ended

LU. S. Demands Broad Reforms In Philippines   $250 Million Aid Offered If Recommendations  Are Followed

School Building Survey Planned For Camden   Expert To Conduct Survey Of Needs For This City

School Building Survey Planned For Camden  Expert To Conduct Survey Of Needs

Red Threat Growing In Los Angeles   Election Results Reveal Strength Of Communists In West

300 Hotel Guests Flee From Fire  Downtown Spokane Scene of Bia Blaze

Shoot Mother, Dad Tells Son  eee Pre. , iemeeet Seema: eniay   Husband, 72, Jailed At Jonesboro, Ark.

SON SHOOTS MOM ON DAD'S ORDERS   POLICE SAY MAN, 72, TAUGHT LAD TO AIM, TOLD HIM TO FIRE

Son Reported Given Marksmanship Lesson  Man, Accused Of Telling Smal Child To Shoot Mother. Jailed

Demo Clainis Dewey Aid ‘Bought Off   N. Y. Hopeful Hurls Charges After Release of Letter

GOP Facing Split Ranks In November Campaigning   . Results In Oregon, Pennsylvania Show Voters Want Change

Split Political Front Looms Both Parties   Primary Victories by Two GOP Candidates Is Indicative of November Split in Party Votes

DIVIDED PARTY FRONTS CLOUD POLITICAL SKY   Primary Wins by Two GOP “Progressives’ Indicate Splits Within Ranks

Split To Face GOP In Fall’s Primary Votes   Progressives Morse, Duff Win; Demos To Have Same Problem

U1 0.P. TO ENTER ELEGTION ON SPLIT POLITICAL FRONT   Campaigns of Morse and Duff Not Likely to Resemble Republican Drives in Some Other States,   DEMOCRATS’ RANKS ALSO ARE DIVIDED   Strife Inside Party Caused hy Civil Rights, Gove; ament Spending and Brannan Farm Plan,

Split GOP Political Front Seen In Duff, Morse Wins   Primary Victories Interpreted As Signs Voters Believe Action Program Needed

Democrats Also Are Divided   Duff, Morse Wins Seen as Need for Positive Program

Langlie Rap: Demo Policy In Message   Governor Takes Up Cudgel For G.0.P. Candidates For Congress in His Hot Statewide Address

MORRISVILLE MAY BAN SALES OF AIR RIFLES   Ordinance Would Also Stop The Use of Slingshots   PENALTIES PROVIDED

MORRISVILLE BANS SALE OF AIR RIFLES   Use of eo and CapPistols Also Prohibited : By Ordinance  IMPOSES PENALTIES

JAPS SENTENCEL FOR ATTACKS ON 5 SOLDIERS   Prison Terms Range From 5-10 Years for 8 Men

Demos W: aiting On Full Se nate In FEPC Ficht   At Least One More Try On Cloture Assured By Lu. eas After Talka

Will Renew FEPC Fight   Lucas Says Battle May Be Continued In About 2 Weeks

2 PARTIES MAKE VICTORY CLAIMS   ‘BOTH DEMOCRATS AND RE PUBLICANS PREDICT GALNS  4  ' IN HOUSE AND, SENATE,

American Sabre Jets Again Prove Superiority Over Russian- Made Jets Near Korean City Of Sunuiiu

‘American Jet Fighters In Great Air Battle   Communist Ground Forces Cross 38th Parallel tn  Second Invasion—Six. Soviet-Made Fighter Dinmee Chee’ Mac

U.S. Jets Win Greatest Air  Battle of War   Sabres Shoot Down Six Russian Jets: Attacks On Beachhed Stopped

Big Drive on City Appears Near at Hand—Spearheads Attack U. N. Lines South of Parallel 38.   YANKS SCORE BIG AIR VICTORY FAR TO NORTH   American Shoot Down Six Russian-Made Jets—Two Attacks on Hungnam  Beachhead Repulsed.

U.S. Air Force Scores Biggest Victory of War  6 Soviet-Made Planes Destroyed No U.S. Locsec   Attackina Lines

8th Army Spokesman Says Chinese Communist Troops, Artillery Mass Along 38th Parallel For Major Thrust af South Korean Capifal

Red Troops Mass Near 38 Parallel   U. 8. Sabre Jets Down Russian-Made Planes In Battle

Reds Mass — Men Along . 29h Parallel   6 Russian-Made Jets Destroyed By U. S. Planes

DEAR SGT. WAIBEL: EDNA SAYS You! RE SWELL. .  A Little lowa Girl Pedals New Bike and Thinks Fondly of Strange GI in Korec

Sergeant in Korea Makes World a Beautiful Place With His Gift to 5- Year-Old Edna Aman

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Danger Of Third President Roosevelt ls Pointed Out

Texans Are Aiding Lockhart Farmer Who Lost Damage Suiton Technic¢ality

High Court Rules He Must Pay  Texans Aid Farmer Whose Savings Go In Damage Suit

Seattle Region Soaked By Rain  Bitter Cold Lets Up; Floods New Menace

End Of Severe Cold In Area Is Predicted   Notional Guard ls Alerted; Coastal Raad Linder Water

LIQUOR ADS IN NATION TARGET OF DRY FORCE   Methodist Bishop, Others Ask Congress To Bor Press, Radio Wet Messages .

‘Dry Forces Urge Approval of Bill ‘Barring Liquor and Beer Advertising

Iwo to Be Tried for Conspiracy   Coplon, Gubitchev to Stand Trial, Is Ruling

FBI WIRE TAPS HELD NOT BRot FOR EVIDENC!   Gov't Espionage Charges to  Come Up in Court  on Jan. 24.

Coplon Trial Opens Tuesday  VAs it bane Cama   Will Face Spy Conspiracy Count

ORDERS COPLON, GUBITCHEV TRIED   JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS CHARGES OF SPY CONSPIRACY

Russian And Coplon Must Stand Trial   Judge Orders Spy Conspiracy Trial To Start Tuesday; Motions Denied

— ESPIONAGE — Dismissal  Motion. 1s Left Open   PROCEEDINGS START JAN. 24-

Defense Moves Are Denied By Federal Judge   G-Girl, Engineer Tried to Have Indictment Dismissed

Rules Coplon Evidence Not All Wire-Tapping, So She Must Face Trial

Soviet Press Tells Readers There’s Discontent In America Over Korea

RUSSIAN PRESS COOKS ~ UP YARN ABOUT RISING DISCONTENT OVER KOREA

Red Papers Claim Discontent Rising  In West Over War   Russian Press Declares  Million Americans Back  Red ‘Peace’ Petition

Defeat Expected for Soviet-China Probe   Political Committee Slates Meeting Today

Every State Is Invited Take Part In Food Shipments  60-Carload Ship Slated Sail on Oct. 24, UN Day

SHARP STOCK BREAK   Prices Plunged Downward From % to Mure Than $3 a Share

Florida Faces Threat Of Two Tropical Blows   A2-Mile Galen Wie Cost; Storms Posed In Striking Distance

Two Hurricanes Closely Watched Atlantic Blow Suddenly Grows To ‘Giant And Severe’ Storm

More Hurricanes Eyed by Florida   One Big One North of Puerto Rico

U. S. Defense Line 40 Miles From Taejon   Believe Invaders Ran Out of Gas

American Trcops Dig In Their Heels On River Defense Line 40 Miles Northwest Of Taepon, Provisional Capital   FAR-RANGING B.29s DOING GOOD WORK

U.S. Troops Dig in Along Ansong River; B-29s Doing Effective Work

Senate GOP Holds Confab On Mobilization   Closed Session Not Expected To Alter Many Opinions

Expect No Solution on  US Controls   Senator Ives Declares - GOP Parley Probably Will Net Affect Any Opinions   Senate Prepares to Vote on Amendments to Administration Bill

To Discuss Mobilization At Meeting   Senate Republicans Divided Over Issue; Hold Secret Meet; Amendment Okayed

sans Washington ----------7-7 Senate GOP Discussing Extent Of Home Frent Mobilization

Senate Wrangle Confinues on Control Bill   Truman-Endorsed Measure Splits GOP Deleaation

Mobilization Dispute Will Be Discussed  See No Change For Unanimity

PRESS SEARCH FOR PAPERS ON. URANIUM PLANT   Scotland Yard Men Aiding tn Hunt “Ear Dacumante

Republicans Keep Grip on Assembly   Democrats, However, Capture More Seats In State Senate

May Reactivate State Militia   Take Action If 38th Divi. sion Is Called to Service

May Form Indiana State Guard Again  Would Be Needed if 38th Division Leaves

Strike Ties Up Coal Movement   State Pea Canneries to Be Affected, Word

1,800 Coal Yard Workers Strike  Tie Up Milwaukee Coal Movements: =~;

Santa Claus Ship Arrives In U. S. With 40,000 Trees   Vessel That Carried Byrd Amundsen Now Laden  With Good Cheer

Two Army Airplanes  Crash   Accidents in Arizona And New York Claim Lives of At Least 10 Men: Others Missing

13 Feared Killed  In Plane Crashes  Nine Bodies Found In B-50 Accident

9 BODIES FOUND IN BOMBER CRASH   B-50 Air Force Plane With 14 On Board Goes Down in Arizona

B-50 Air Force Bomber Crashe: In Arizona Desert: at Least Nine of 14 Aboard Are Killed

B-50 CRASHES; REPORT 9 DEAD   Big Bomber Goes Down In  ) Arizona Desert

Two Are Alive, Three Missing After Tragedy   Blaze In Engine Believed Cause Of Bia Bomber’'s Fall

SMITH THEORIZES BINAGGIO, GARGOTTA DEATHS STEMMED FROM JURY INQUIRY ALARM

? GANG KILLINGS LAID TO FEAR BY GOVERNOR SMITT   Executive Beleves Kansas City Underworld Was Apprehensive of What Grand Jury Might Learn.   BINAGGIO, GARGOTTA WAITED TO TESTIFY   “Somebody Was Afraid They Were Going to Talk,” Smith Says — Probe of Police Department Asked.

Republicans Democrats in  Mud Slingfest   Leaders of Both Parties Use Aceusations for Campaign Ammunition

Dewey Refers To Reosevelt  In Attempt To Quiet Charges   Lynch Hammers Away At GOP Candidate For "Nex ew York Reelection  Fe a a,

F.D.R. Given Debi Help Too-Dewey  Governor Tries .To Play Down Hanley Letter

Find Lehman Helped Hiss   Letter From Senator Before Indictment Encouraged Hiss

Dewey Brings FR Name Into Hanley Fracas   Claims Raskob Put Up $50,000, Enabling Late President to Run

Lehman Letter On Hiss Is Out  Paper Says Democrat Came to His Support

GOP Welcomes Lehman Letter Defending Hiss   Truman Confident Of Demo Victory

Dewey Plays Down Hanley’s Letter   Claims Raskob Underwrote Debts Of F.D.R.

Paper Claims Lehman Note Defends Hiss   Alleged Document May Be Shot In Arm After GOP’s Hanley Incident

Dewey Upholds Hanley, Says Democrats Made Similar Deal With Franklin D. Roosevelt

Dewey Talks In Defense Of Hanley   Charges Democrats With Deal Similar "By Current Case

Lehman’s Letter Supporting Hiss  ON, Y. Senator Said  . Eada Gan ntna

New NY: Letter, This One to Hiss, Stirs Up: Second Political Turmoil .

Dewey Mentions FDR’s 1928 Deal   N. Y. Governor Seeks To Lessen Importance  Of Hanley Letter

Lehman Letter Defended Hiss   No Apology, Senator Says, for His Action

Dewey Brings FDR's Name Intc Political Row   Claims His Debts Were Paid Off For 1928 WN. ¥. Race

Rival Says ‘Dewey Can't Take It’ — GOP Digs Up Political Skeleton; Tydings to Answer Lewis Charge

“Lehman Letter” Is Latest in the Politcal Warfare   Senator Says He Has “No Apology” for Note On Confidence in Hiss

Dewey Brings FDR's Name Into Charges   Claims Roosevelt Debts Back Before Running For Gov.

Says Democrats Paid F.D.R. Debts   Dewey Insists the Hanley Affair is  Kisat Imnartont

Politicians Stirred By Hanley Letter  Senator Tydings And Fulton Lewis, Jr. Alen In Raw

MUCH SPECULATION ON BUREAU RULING   Franklin County Decision May Affect Farm Bureaus  ere   FARM VIEWS VARIED

Republic s Lines Reported Broken      North Korean Tanks Cross Han River

Cross River On Ferry  In Darkness Defenders’ Hope  re... trszk Dl.mas

Officers Work on Getting Admitted Slaver of Sheriff Back Into U. S..   SLAIN SHERIFF'S WIDOW SWORN IN AS DEPUTY

Senate Votes Today On Social Security © Program Expansion   No Doubt in Advance That Senate Will Not Follow Lead of House to Vote Increased Old Ace Benefits

Social Security Expansion Due  For Vote Today   Senate Prepared To Start Action On Mensure.

—VOTE TODAY —  Senate OK On Benefit Bill Seen   AMENDMENTS ONLY SNAGS

Senate Votes On Social Security Aid   Expanded Program To Get Final Test Todav

Senate To Vote On New SS Plan   Expected to Follow House Move to Up Old Age Benefits

NEW SECURIT! BILL BEFORE SENATE   Proposal Boosts Old Age Survivor Benefits

Packard Strike Outlook Better   Railroad Union Goes Ahead With Walkout Plans

Fancy Divers To Appear In Water Circus  Say Aquatic Show To Be Finest  Staged Here

Fancy Divers To Appear In  Water Circus Say Aquatic Show   Say Aquatic Show To Be Finest Staged Here

President To Invoke  T-H Law   Walkout Deals Staggering Blow To U.S. Industry

UMW Coal Miners Begin Full-Fledged Strike; No Formal Order by Lewis

Paratroopers To Cut Off Escape Of Hleeing Reds  nac Mada Nareh   Landings Made North Of Pyongyang By Troops In Mass Jump

Combat-Tested Men Dropped On 2 Key Communications Centers   A 3,000-FOOT DROF   “War Very Definitely Coming to End Shortly,” Leader Announces

Break Throus Shell Fire To  Isolate Troo          4-Hour Battle Today     North Koreans...”

Communists Strike, Infiltrate American Forward Elements   Shells, Bazooka Fire Fail to Halt Pair of Russion-Made Tanks

Snared After Enemy Tanks  Turned Back   Smashing Attacks By American And British Planes; Russ-Built Fighters Knocked Out

kKkkk AP Reporter At Scene Of Break- Through   Says Gl Bazooka Squads . Hunting Red Tanks Back  of American Lines  '

Wttor Describes Thrust That  WP PRC £2700UCF PUD = Ce FEA  Cut Off GPs in South Korea

Situation Is Described As Desperate   North Korean Reds Pour Reinforcements Into Blazing Battle

Commies Advance  On 100-Mile Front   Enemy Trains, Trucks, Seek Tank Column

Tanks Break Through Rain Of US Fire »   Correspondents Witness Battle in Rain Downpour

US Troops. Get Taste Of Combat   American Outposts Are Hit By Heavy Fire As One Group Is Isolated   American Correspondent Escapes Soviet Forces To File First Report

Soviet-Made Tanks Roar Undamaged Through U.S. Shells   Artillery Forced to Cease Fire as Two. Approach Infantry.

SENATORS FROWN ON TRUMAN PLAN TO REVISE NLRE  —_— aoe cee oe 66h Oe a 8 oe tk   PRESIDENT LOSES ANOTHER SKIRMISH WITH SEN. TAFT

Group Dislikes Proposals For NLRB, Treasury   Repeal Of T-H Law By Indirection Seen By GOP In Truman’s Reorganization Plan

PRESIDENT GETS NEW SETBACK IN HGHT WITH TAF   Senate Committee Turns Down Proposal To Drep General Counsel

President's Labor Plan  Discountec   Senate Committee Asks Rejection; Victory For Sen. Taft.

Reorganization Plan Is Jolted   Senate Committee in -Adverse Report on -Bnother Point

BEAT TRUMAN ON CHANGING LABOR LAW   Senate Committee Turns Down President's Proposal to End Powers of NLRB Counsel.   KILL TREASURY REORGANIZATION   Plan of Truman to Put Comptroller of Curerncy Under Treasury Department is Reiected.

JAPS MAY HAVE VOICE IN PEACE   United States Wants Them To Help Determine Terms Of Treaty Formally Ending War

Japan fo Get Voice in Peace Program   U.S. to Welcome Nation Without Reparations.

U.S. WANTS JAPAN INPEACE TALKS   Efforts Being Made To Get Consent Of Allies

U.S. Desires Japs to Have Treaty Voice   Major Opposition To Plan Expected; Tokvo Talks Slated

Americans Want Japan To Have Voice In Treaty   Plan Involves Agreement With Tokyo To Station American Troops There

U.S. Wants To Give Japan Voice In Fixing Terms Of Peace Settlement

Austrian Strikes Covering Nation   Communists Protest Government Moves

WAVE OF STRIKES IN EAST AUSTRIA.   COMMUNISTS LEAD PROTESTS AGAINST PRICE INCREASES

Eastern Austria — Strikes Spread   Workers Continue Protests Against New Policies

Red Strikes Grip  Eastern Austris   50,000 Workers Set Pac Today Against Wage, Price Jumps

Runyon Seeking To Dismiss Suif  A. M. Kent Claimed Disqualified for Post

City Costs Here Below Average  Bluffs Is Lowest in Population Bracket

City Costs Here Below Average  Pinte bs Lei st in Population Bracke?

(Buzzing Electricity In Brain Can  ‘Cause Headaches And Dizzy Spells

American Forces Reopen Road North From Threatened Port City Along the Sea of Japaq

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KOREAN WARPFRONTC: Taste

Staff Chiefs Leave For Asian Tour   Stronger American Military May Result In Eastern Sector

PIA AWA Lratrew   Cattle Growers Ask Closer Look At State Payrolls For Citizens

GENERAL’S GREETINGS   MacArthur Has Christmas Mess. age for Treops in Pacific

U.S. Soldiers Score Gains In North Korea         Counterattacking Reds Shove South Koreans On Right Flank Back 6 Miles

Americans Hope To Setile War By Christmas   Chinese Communist: Remain Biq Puzzle

Allies Gain Up To 8 Miles But Foe Shoves Back ROKs   Chongju On Left Flank Falls; Communists Penetrate Six Miles On Right Flank, Be leaved Ty, Re (Chinese

Allies and Reds Trade Advances In Korean War   U. N. Forces Push Six Miles in One Northwestern Area

KOREANS PUSHED BACK   Allies Advance in West: Have a Minor Setback -in Center

Other Allied Troops Still Drive Ahead   Gains on 80-Mile Korean Front Rang: Up to Six Miles; Chongju Captured

U.N. Flank Shoved Back By Red Attack  Americans cepture Chongju; S. Koreans

Reds Push Back UN's Right Flank   Gains in Other Sectors Range Up to 8 Miles

Allies Set Back By Rec  Flank Drive   But Gains Made-Up To 6 Miles On, 80-Mile Front

Up To Six Miles Gained By Allies In New Offensive   But Reds Gain Six Miles In Counter Push In The East

Extreme Right Flank Shoved Back by Red Counterattack   American Planes Pitted Against Reds on Horseback on Western Area

Counterattacking Communists Turn Back Right Flank      Chongju Falls To Americans On Left Flank Of Campaign

Counterattack Slows Advance  OfU. N. Army   Northwest Offensive Continues as Reds Try To Turn Flank with Six-Mile Penetration.

Americans Take Chongju on Leff Flank of Drive   Communists Plunge 6 Miles Into Posts Of South Korea Army

United Nations Forces Moving Toward Border  Extreme Right Flank  hi. .,g. m..*.2....

Reds Shove Back Allied Right Flank   Setback Dealt Drive Left Flank Yanks Forge Ahead.

U.N. Forces Score Gains Up to Six Miles but Red Counterattack Hits Flank

Red Attack Shoves. Back U.N. Flank   Americans Continue Gains; South Korean Troops Lose Ground

Reds Drive UN Forces Back In Korea   Communists Push Allies Backward ~ On One Flank

BATTLE RAGES ON EXTREME EAST FLANK   Reds Make Six-Mile Gain In Counterattack

ATTACK PRESSED AS TROOPS NEAR CHINESE BORDER   Advance Made In -Northwest Drive Toward Manchuria — South Koreans  Lost Ground In East.

Red Forces Counterattack On Right Flank  amta Catena f'‘amaias   Yanks Seize Congju In Drive Toward Manchurian Border

Reds Shove Back U.N. Right Flank   ‘ Offensive Rolls on Toward Manchurian Border in Northwest; Gains Range Up to Six Miles

Reds Hammer Back UN Flank  In Northwest  Enemy Highway Hub Of Chongju Falls to

‘CHONGJU IS CAPTURED BY AMERICANS   ‘Yanks Score Gains on Eighty Mile Front, ‘But South Koreans Lose on Enet Flank.

Allies Advance After Setback  Red Counterattack Pounds Right Fienk

UN ADVANCE S{OWED DOWN   Reds Roll Back Flank On East; Allied   Planes Active

U.N. Forces Are Ramming Ahead All Along Front   Reds Counterattack On Right Flank To Check Drive.

UN Gains 6 Miles  In West   Puzzle Over China’s Intentions Toward  North Korea Tough Om TIN Bichting Moen

MACIINES         MeGrath, Prosecutors To Aid in Wer on “©     Armed Bandits’

U. 8. Attorney ‘General, State  Officials Meet  Closed Door Meetins Will Discuss Racket

RUSSIA PRODDED TO RETURN ICEBREAKERS   Some Indications That Long Dormant Lend-Lease Negotiations Will Re BReqccmed

Canada Atomic Diant Fy nindac  nt &X VIVULS  One Killed, 4 Hurt; Radiation Confined

‘Quints’ Singing Is Show-Stopper At Alfred Smith Foundation Dinne

 Attend Special Mass Conducted By Church Prince Today ‘Famous Dionne Quintuplets Steal the Show At New York Memorial Dinner for Celebrities

BLANKET OF SNOW COVERS WIDE AREA   Sandstorm in California Ruins Automobile Windshields and Scrapes Paint Off Cars.

Deep Snow Over Wide Area of Midcontinent; Mojave Desert In Worst Sandstorm In Memory

Bitter Cold  For Canadian Border States Traffic Halted In  Sandstorm On

West Awaits Reaction Of Semeny   Acheson Terms  Pact Rearmament As ‘Peace Plan’

Acheson Says Pact Decision to Build Army Is Peace Move  Says Plan Only Way To Keep Russia From Overrunning Germany

New Cold Wave Heading East   Cold And Windy Weather To Continue Through Friday.

‘Hlandcurted Fugitive Sought in oherift s Death ’ Hunt for Texas Slayer Has All Elements of Western Thrille

Old West Revived As Posse Hunts Handcuffed Slaver Of Texas Sheriff

Killer Of Texas Sheriff Hunted By Huge Posse  Old West Air   Old West Air Prevails; Fugitive Flees In Hills

Intensified “"? Hunt Being Made for Killer   Signs Show That _ Murderer of Sherif? Was Handcuffe”

Search For Slayer Of Texas Sheriff Has All Angles Of Western Thriller   Hand-Cuffed Fugitive Afoot In Rugged Mountain Has Armed Posse On Horseback Trailing; Officer Killed Early Sunday Morning.

‘Handcuffed Fugitive Afoot in Rugged Mountain Chain... .  Hunt for Sheriff Killer Wild West Thrillor

Texans Continue Hunt For Slayer   Unidentified Killer Loose In Mountains

Sheriff-Killer ls Chased info Rugged Country   Wild West Thriller Of Movie Type Now Real Life Drama

KILLER HUNTED IN WEST STYLE   Fugitive Believed Hand. cuffed And Afoot In Rugged Mountains   POSSE IS PURSUING

HUNT SLAYER OF SHERIFF   Texas Rangers Join Big Manhunt In Rugged Mountain Area

Texas Posse Trails Handcuffed Fugitive Wanted for Slaying  Border Country Reverts to Old Days   Border Country Keverts to Oid Days As Pistol Packing Rangers Track Man Who Is Wanted for Killing Sheriff

WIDE HUNT FO SHERIFF KILLER   Texas Rangers Among Mem» bers of Posse Conducting Search neor Mexico

Texas Posse Seeks Killer Of A Sheriff   Hand-Cuffed Fugitive Pursued By Men With Six-Guns

. —WILD WEST: THRILLER— Horse Posse H unting  Hand- Cuffed Killer

Shades Of Wild West  Posses Fe ormed To Track hws n Killer : Of Popular Texas Sheriff 

Predict Elimination Of Reservist Deferments: Marines Call 80.000

DEFERMENTS TO BE CALLED OFF   Duty Orders for Additional “Na‘tional Guard Divisions ‘Slated to Spearhead Monpower Drive — Marine Corps to Call Approximately 50,000 Before October 31.

LAW CHANGE IS SOUGHT Deferments For Reserves  May Be Canceled, Belief

WILL INTENSIFY SERVICE CALLS, OFFICIAL SAYS   : Present Policy On ! Deferments Is : Called “Too Bread”

May Demand M'Carthy File   State Department Red Charge Brings Tilt

Get Ready for Christmas Mailing, Postmaster Asks-Longer Open ‘<<

Postmaster Jogs Memories On Mailing Christmas Greetings   Will he Forwarded.

Flying Arrow Skipper Pulls Bluft To Get Ship Out of Hostile Port

Clearance Papers Delivered After ‘Ultimatum’ Issued  Skippers Blutf Got U.S. Ship From Red Port

Skipper Pulls Biggest Bluff  ‘Threal of U.S. Naval. Aid Got. Thinn Anuw Out of Tsinvtay >

Freighter Skipper Bluffs Communist  Captain of Flying Arrow . Springs Ship Out of

THREATENS TO CALL DESTROYERS  U.S. Freighter Skipper Bluffs Ship Free Of Chinese Red Port

Threatens China With  Naval Guns  Argument Follows   Argument Follows Ship’s Dentention In Communist Port

BLIND MARINE’ VETERAN LEAVES SCHOOL IN ALA., eOMEQNE POISONEN HIS 000

Reported To Be Recapture  ‘Two Important Junctures rd ‘By Forces In Southern Kore

Report Not Confirmed By The U. S.   Red Column Said  To Be Threatening Pusan; Reds Claim Ansong Captured

Million-Name Total Slated for ‘Bible’   American Legion Head Hits Red Activity in America

Million Names To be in ‘Bible’ Of Red Activities   House Votes Funds For Un-American Investigations

To Prenare Bible on Subversives’  Book to Contain @ Million Names

Departments Wrangle on , Air Strafing  Yank May Have Hit Manchuria

Airplane May Have Strafed Field There   Chinese Cormmies Charge Attacks Were ‘Bestial’

Seek$ Full Military Briefing Of Whole  e - - ' . » ® & 1 t *   3 President To Get Broad Powers To Deal “With Prices, Wages, And Rationing Any Emergency.

‘Woman Uses Ambulance To Get To Polls; Blasts Gripping Non-Voters

Move Reds Back 3.000 Yards Near Port City   Marines Join  Army In First Counterattack : New Weapons Used

Seize Heights With Aid Of New Flame Throwers In Crucial Battle In South; Seek To Erase Enemy Crossings In North

Stab Slows As Commies  Get Tipoff   Marines, Soldiers  Dig In, Hold Line

Yanks Advance 3,000 Yards, Then Dig In   Red Intelligence So Accurate That They Hit At ’H’ Hour

Youths Failing Draft Boards  Many Not Showing Up For Examinations

Believe Enemy Forces Prepare New Assault  Continued American   Continued American Air Attacks Slow Down Offensive

Yanks Dig In At Unidentified Forward Post; Have Yet To Meet Northern Ground Force; Strafing Of U. S. Forces Laid To Aussies

Allied Air Attacks Halt Red Drive As US Cruise Sinks Six Korean Ships   American And Australian Planes Join In Repeated Raids On Invaders Who Slow Pace To Gather Strenath For New Thrust

Communists Gather For  New Assaults U. S. Troops Not Yet In Active Combat

Allied Air Attacks Slow Enemy Forces; Heavy Bombers Take War to Northerners

Reds Poised for All-out Assault  Invaders Gathering Strength for Attack After Being Checked

Winds, Snow to Usher in a Cold Wave   Mereury Will Tumble to 8 Here as Glaze Spreads Over State

Winds, Snow fo Usher in. a Cold Wave  bead cw ws CASTER BH .. oT.   Mercury Will Tumble to 8 Here as Glaze Spreads Over State

TWO BOYS ARE STALKED BY MAN WITH RIFLE   Believed to be Sniper Wh« Killed a Woman   WAS SEEN SECOND TIME

DozensAre Missing In Cloudburst   Six-County West. Virgin _ ia Area Hit; More Than Hundred Are Injured.

Bradley Backs German Rearmament, Suggests Stronger U.S. Reserve  Mitkeare Chiaf Wanld Teade Alam Ramlh   Military Chief Would Trade Atom Bomb For ‘Gennine Course of Righteousness’

} Bradley Addresses Editors—  /Otfers to Trade A-Bomb ‘for Real Righteousness

)Can See For First Time : Savannah Specialist. Removes Cataracts From Girl’s Eyes

BOLIVIAN GIRL'S STORY QUESTIONED   Tulsa Woman Says Mireva Urguidi Came There to Marry Her Brother, Then Broke Pngagement.   TAREE SEE FOR FIRST TIME GIRLS’ CATARACTS REMOVED

Blizzard Cuts Coal Stockpile  New Foreign Demanc   New Foreign Demand: Expected Next Year

 Car Shortage Only Bottleneck on Horizon  ‘Demands for Coal Boosted by War, Weather

Great Blizzard Takes Big Bite Of Coal Pile   Heavy Demands For U.S. And Europe Hit Stock Pile

Midway, Four Destroyers To Join Heet   Reinforcements To Bring Sixth Fleet Strength To 20 Ships

Navy To Jack Strength Of Sixth Fleet  wee  lg   Midway Ordered  To Mediterranean

1 MORE BEAUTY WINNERS NAMED   Misses South Dakota And Alabama Are Added To List

Misses South Dakota, Alabama Score Saturday Night Finals Will Name 1950 Miss America

Pas eT W alkout in Missouri is Set, Too   Say Picket Line Device Will Block King-Thompson Law

State AFL May Back Sen. Myers   Lines Forming For1950Campaigi For Senate Seat

HELD UP BANK WITH HAIR OIL   Told Cashier’ He Had Nitgro-Glycerin

“Operation is Not A New One Psychiatrist Says Pain Can Be Relieved Without Mercy’ Death

Senate Crime Investigators Return to Chicago Tuesday   Pocketbook Filling  Orr’s Barrel Still Full

Truman Rejects Excess Profits Tax This Year   Dem Leaders Will Continue Effort To Have Rider Passed

REDS REVIVING NAZI MILITARISM   Training Special German Police Units

Reds Revive Nazi Military   Judge Assails Soviet In Sentencing Police

Five Philadelphia Stores Are Fined  re   Following Plea of No Defense In Case _

Cole Brothers Circus, Ceeand Largest Sold   Five Philadelphia: Depa tinent Ctoras Fined for Price-Fixing

Five Phila. Stores Pay Fines Under Trust Laws   Plead No Defense to Charge of Conspiring to Fix Prices; Suspended Sentences Given Nine Officials of Stores.

Five Philadelphia Stores Are Fined  For Price Fixing   Each Is Assessed $2,500 Following Plea of No Defense In Case

BIG PHILLY STORES FINED IN U.S. COURT   Five Major Departmen Establishments Admit Price-Fixing

U.S. Demands Czechs Close Two More Consulates, Cut Personnel by Two-Thirds

Czechs Ordered To Close Two U.S. Consulates  f™ 5 pf gee ‘.   County Also Directed To Reduce Personnel Here By Two-Thirds

ANTI-CZECH MOVE TAKEN   U.S. Orders Closing of Two Big Consulates.

Reds Only 70 Miles from Key Port of Pusan   U. S. Reinforcements On Way to Give Aid To Embattled Troops Fighting Stubbornly

Red Pressure On U.S. Lines ‘[s Still Heavy   MacArthur Declares ‘No Alarm Is Felt’ On Flanking Attack

Might Have Recaptured One Village   Tokyo Reports Several Attacks Repulsed on Yondong Area Despite Tank Push   Move Is Continued   Korean Division Presses  Pincer Drive on Allied Flanka

Ked Attacks On'Center Thrown Back  HQ. Says No -Alarn   “HQ Says No -Alarn Felt Over Flank Move On Coast.

Outnumbered Defenders Are Holding Lines   Koreans Launch Heavy ‘Pressure Against American and South. Korean Troops

May Have Retaken Hadong, 70 Miles From Pusan Port   MacArthur Reports Heavy Pressure By Korean Reds

Hadong May Be In U.S. Hands Again After Hard Air Blows   \.KoreansContinueF lank. ing Move Along West Coast: No Alarm Felt

General’s Hdgs. Says U.S. Troops Will Not Be  Pushed Oat Of Korea   Military Feels No Alarm Over Reds’  Flanking Movement Down West Coast

Outnumbered American Troops Hang on Stubbornly fo Defense Positions in Korea  Heavy Pressure Being Exerted On All Fronts by Reds

REPORT YANK RECAPTURE OF KOREAN TOWN   Seizure Of Hadong, 7 Miles West Of Pusan, le Confirmed

Red Pressure Heavy Along Entire Line   North Invaders Continue West Flanking March

Americans Hold Desperately To Defense Lines   Field Report Tells Of Re capture Of City Near Important Supply Base; Reds In Flanking Move

Frontline Reports Indicate Yanks Recapture Hadong   MacArthur Says Communist Troops Are Applying Heavy Pressure On All Fronts Today

Heavy Pressure Reported on All Fronts; Flanking Movement of Reds Causes No Alarm.  LATWURIFRCTCORE RATT ASE TY

Hadong Retaken By Yanks   Infantrymen, Planes Batter Red-Seized Citv

Several Attacks Are Repulsed in Yongdong Sector   Reds Readying for Anticipated New Drive or Pusan Against Narrowing Beachhead

Emil Jannings Dies Of Cancer, Abroad  Noted Actor Had Been Jil For Weeks

Emil Jannings Dies of Cancer  Former Movie Stor To Be Buried Friday

TRIBUTE PA TO AIR-FORCE GEN. ARNOLD   Impressive Ceremonies at Ariington Natlunnl Cemetery 9 Mark Nites for War-Time Hero,

Senate Movie: Investigation  Is Called Off   Senator Edwin Johnson Halts Action After Conference

Senate Probe of Filmland’s Morals Is Called Off  Will Give Movie Industry Chance

Allied Planes Pound Heavy Southbound Traffic Columns Near Manchuria

FALL OF SEOUL NOW EXPECTED BEFORE NIGHT   Thousands of Reds Start Retreat In South

Yanks Storm Across Han River Barrier, Drive Toward Sonal   Reds Pull Out from Pusan Lines; Allies Recapture Pohang, Waegwan

Last Clip Stand Of Negro Doughboys Halts Morphine-Insvired Red Assauli

\Heroic Yanks Block Break-Through Just Before Ammunition Runs Out

Laredo Murder Suspect Caught In Mexico   Ochoa Taken by _ Mexican Police in Mexicali

Foreign Arms Plan Reaches Senate Floor   Debate Starts Teday on $1,222,500,000 Program   TO EXTEND DRAFT   Stopgap Bill Provides Time to Iron Out Differences in Two Measures.

Red Radio Having Hard Time of It   News Chief Hod to Telephone Seoul to Find What Was Honpeninn There

A COLD WAVE LOOMS    Costes Weather Expected in Kansas This Week End

Egyptian Sets New Record fo! Channel Swim   Army Officer Wins Race; Time: 10 Houre F9 Minndee

PREDICT NO EUROPEAN OUTBREAK SIMILAR TO INVASION OF KOREA   Intelligence Officer Sees More Incidents Ahead In Asia Area

Victim Kidnaped After Safe and Billfold Stolen   Four-State Alarm Goes Out, But Officers Have Almost No Description of Armed Trio Buralere Get Fartune in Unsalchle Gems

Defeat Coalition of GOP, Southern Dems By Vote of 236 to 183   Won First Battle  Over Adjournment!   RuleChangeW ould Have Put Road Block In Wav of ‘Fair Deal

Estate And Gift Increase Slated, House Members Believe   Committee Confers  With Chief On Plan   Action Scheduled Today In Bitter Wrangle Over Rule Change

Six Hoosiers Are Casualties  = se   63 War Wounded Make Record Hospital Flight

Six Hoosiers _ Are Casualties   63 War Wounded Moke Record Hospital Flight

Tax-Writing Group May Vote To Tax Farm Co-Operatives Unless Their Farnings Distributed To Members

Butler Holds Slight Edge In  Convention Votes  Republican Candidate Fo:  Senate Confident  AS Win

Butler Holds Slight Lead Over Markey   Has Edge In Convention Votes, Results how.

Strike In Full Blast In West Va.  Practically Every Mine In State Is  Ranariad lawn

Secretary Cool To Proposal of Lie   United Nations Head Asks For 20-Year Peace Plan

‘Men and Tanks Fighting Heavy Battle Forty Miles West Of ‘U. S. Seaport Base of Pusan

MYSTERIOUS LIGHTS FLASH THROUGH EERIE NIGHT U.S. Forces Run Into Heavy Enemy Barrages As “First Maior Counter-Attack Launched In Korea

Senate Okehs Kerr Gas Bill By Close Vote   Fight Likely to Be Tough in House Over Measure; Senator to Ask Truman’s Veto

Truman Veto of Natural Gas Bill Is Urged   Controversial Measure Won Senate Approval By Vote of 44 to 38

Demand Veto of Natural Gas Bill  Measure Passed? by Senate After Fight

Senate Passes Kerr Gas Bill; Veto Is Asked   Douglas Calls For Presidential Action; House Approval Seen

Solon Demands Gas Bill Veto  Act Banning Control or ba rices Hs Passed

Demands Veto Of Gas Bill  Senate Votes Against Endarvcal Deiceson OCantecal

Douglas Demands Presidential Veto Of Controversial Natural Gas Bill

Rangers Lose to Paw Paw and Batavia   Paw Paw Takes League Game 4 to O Sunday; Batavia Wins 9 to 8

Earlville Rangers Lose to Sublette Sunday, 12 to 3   Third Loss of Season for Local Team in North Central League Play

Locat Temperature   Socialist Aid Sought . . .. French Struggle To Form Cabinet

French Socialist Strives for Move Into New Cabine!   East Asian War Lends Added Haste To Queille Effort

U.S. Not to Play Lone Wolf  In Carrvine Load Abroad   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreien Affairs Analyst

Ohio River  On Flood  Rampage Cities on 300 Mile Front Brace for  High Woter; Three  Stranm<« con Lonte -

Ohio Valley Cities Brace For Floods   Three Persons Dead, Dozens Of Towns Are Isolated By Rapidly  Rising River Waters.

Three States Face Floods; 100s Fleeing   Three Persons Drown In West Virginia; Ohio On Rampage

Dozens Of Small Towns Isolated; Hundreds Of Families Forced To Flee In 3 States

Three Drown As Many Flee Flooded Area   Emergency Units Do Rescue Work

Tax Bills Sent To Senate for Quick Action   Surprise Move Places Both Cigarette and Omnibus Up for Debat:

50 PER CENT OF ILLINOIS PMW REPORTED IDLE   DEFY RETURN ORDER AFTER AGREEMENT ON CONTRACT EXTENSION

Hoping PMW Will Go Back to Their Jobs  Stevenson Believes Men Will Abide by Marchiando’s Word

CAPEHART IS ASKING FOR RESIGNATIONS   Senator Says Acheson And Frankfurter Defended Alger Hiss

RED CHINESE INVITED TO DEFEND CASE   UN Issues ‘“‘Subpoena’ In Charge Brought By MacArthur

US Demands China Cease Aiding KoReds   Security Council Calls Upon Chinese To Answer Charges

UN Calls In Red China For Confab   Austin To Demand immediate Halt Of Red Aid To Koree

UNITED STATES ACCUSES REDS   Chinese Have Recklessly Thrown Thousands Of .  Troops Into Korea

UN COUNCIL INDIGTS RED CHINA   U. S. Demands Quick Halt to Aid in Korea; Request Early Session

U.S. Demands China Stop Aid  Reds Called To UN To Answer Charges

U.S. Demands Red Aid Hal   Communist Chinese ©: dered Before U. N. To  Answer Charaes

Chinese Reds Invited To Answer   Security Council Send: “Summons” to Communist Govt.

Asked To Answer U.S. Charges It Aids North Korea   Invitation Is Given Support By Russia

U.S.Demands China Halt Aid in Korea   Reds Invited To Lake Success To Answer Blast

U.S. Charges Made on Report Of MacArthur   Austin Demands Halt At Once of Aid to Red Forces Now in Korea

Security Council Action Follows Charges By U.S.   Vote Is 8-2 With Russia For And Only Nationalist China, Cuba Against; No Date Is Set

HIGH-RANKING U.S, OFFICIALS WILL HEAR M’ARTHUR'S VIEWS.   Report General Will Advocate Aid For Formosa

Police Chief Fired Over: Mayor's Wife   Chief Describes Self as Errand Boy for Bunch of Women; Villagers Choose Sides in Chief Ousting

Ohio Village Ousts Police Chief; Flirted With Mayor’s Wife, At Her House Too Often

Council Fires Ohio Police. Chief For Consorting With Mayor’s Wife

Jet Fighter Hits House, Pilot Killed   Two Other Homes Fired By Blast Frorn Piane

PILOT KILLED, 1 HURT  Jet Plane Hits Denver Suburb, Fires 3 Homes

Sen. Butler Proposes Appointment Of Wherry To Foreign Relations Group

Republican Leaders May Push Sen, Wherry As New Member of Foreian: Policy Group

Wherry Posed  For Senate  Foreign Post GOP Steps Up   GOP Steps Up Attack on Policies, Secretary Acheson By OLIVER W Dr worry

Wherry Posed For Senate Foreign Post   GOP Steps Up Attack on Policies, Secretary Acheson By (HIVER @ OP wo Er   Broadside Launched

U.S., Britain In Accord * On Defense:   Truman, Attlee “Tp Renort Today >

Red Officer:  Surrenders.   Russian interference x In North Korea Acsailed

SUGGESTS LSU. LAW SCHOOL END   Rep. Carroll Jones Calls For Closure Rather Than Permit Negroes

DOUGHTON SEEKS ANOTHER TERM   Veteran N. C. Representafive In Congress Announces That He Will Be Re-Eleetion Candidate.

Stringent Curbs On Exports of Cotton Relaxed  Further Easing May Come Later  {a

U.S. Eases Curbs On Lint Exports  Quotgs Increased By 146,000 Bales

Virginia May Seize Mines  Coal-Ration Power   Coal-Ration Power Received hy Dewey

Rush Steps fo Fight Growing oal Shortage   Governors of New York and Vieninta Act

8th Army Mourns Death of Fighting General Walker   Gen. Ridgway To Succeed Hero  Of Metz. Taequ

Troops Mourn Gen. Walker's Death in Korea  Formal Announcement  Dae Rees Ln ean sencemvlonwe

Peace Feeling In Air; Meet Wednesday  Negotiations s Begun  Ven frat ona inem TOD on ee een

Blast Wrecks — Non-Union Mine   Shaft Closed ‘by Rock After Dynamiting; Truck Smashed

Reds Crack Naktong River Line   Fresh U. S. Troop: Sent Into Battle

But Situation In North Called Perilous Today   American Troops’ 11-Mile Offensive Along Southern Coast Removes Present Threat To Pusan; Reds Breach Naktong River In North; Periling U. S. Positions

Triple-Threat Red Attack Shatters New River Line   Treops Pour Through Naktong Defenses' Endanger Taequ

Perilous Situation Develops North Where Communists 1 gin Pouring Troops Across t Naktonge River   NEW UNITS SENT TO NAKTONG FRON

American Offensive Pushes Eleven Miles   North Korean Communist Forces Breach Naytong Defense Creating a New Peril in North.

Reports Say 3000 Poured Through Gap   Situation Called: Perilous ;..GIs. NearChiniu in South

GAINS 11 MILES BUT REDS DRIVE ON NORTH LINE   Communists Pour Troops Over Break In River Defense

BUT IN NORTH REDS POURING ACROSS RIVER   Gen. Walker Is Sending Fresh  Troops to Strengthen Yank Lines.

Americans Drive 11. Miles To Remove — Threat To Port City   Reds Cross River In Other Areas

Communists Pouring Through Bad Break In Naktong River Defense   Emergency Capital At Taegu Threatened By Three Day Bridgehead On North Sector.

Situation Perilous, However, in North as Reds Pour Troops Through Breach in Yank Naktong River Line, Taegu Is Threatened

‘Yanks Drive Toward Chinju To Nullify Threat To Pusan But Reds Threaten Taegu

Democrats Hint  M’Carthy Fight   All-Out Counter-Offensive Is Mapped Chavez: Blast Termed Opener

Increase in Gil Tariff Is Urged   Imports Are Putting Mines out of Business Senator Declares,

Philippines To Furnish Troops  Volunteers To Join UN Korean Forces

Marine Corps, Army Call Up More Reserves   Volunteer Groups To Get Orders For Active Duty

Marine, Army Reservists Face New Call   Men in Lower . Ranks, Engineers First Affected

Marine Corps, Army Summon More Reserves  Orders To Be Sent   Orders To Be Sent Out Within Few Days For Additional Men

ARMY RESERVISTS   Orders Will Go Out t Additional Men Within Few Days   IN LINE WITH POLICY

ARMY, MARINES ARE CALLING UP MORE RESERVES   Leathernecks Recalling Enlisted Men In Volunteer Reserve Corps

Additional Reserves  To Report   Calls For More Army And Marines To  -Be Made Within Few Days

Marines, Army Are Calling Up More Reserves  Orders Going Out Now or in Few Days

MARINE CORPS AND ARMY CALL UP RESERVES   ‘Orders Going Out Now, or in o  Few Days, From Both : Branches of Service.

MARINE, ARM RESERVISTS ON CALI   Orders To Go Out Within Next Few Days

More Reserves  Are Called Up      Marine Volunteers, Army Engineers Are Given Summons

Army, Marines Prepare To Call More Reserves   Senate Committee Plans Hearings On Possible Draft Of Doctors. Dentists

Army, Marines Ready To Recall More Reservists  Officers’ Quotas Will Be Expanded In New Orders

FILE APPEAL IN CASE OF PERKASIE BOROUGH   Appeal Based On Decisior of Workmen’s Compensation Board   FIREMAN WAS HURT

PERIKASIE — FIREMAN'S APPEAL FILED HERE   Workmen's Compensation Board Reversed Referee   RAISE AUTHORIZATION

Crommelin Gag Order On Test   Navy Unification Foe _Is*\Not Dropping ’. Speaking Dates

Soybeans   Crommelin Intends to Continue Talks On U. S. Defense Despite ‘Gag Order’

Crommelin Gags  AtNavy Order  Silencing Him’ Says He Will Spsak:  At 15 Engagements Unless Prevented...

Macy Appeals Royalty Suit to. Anpellate Court   $700,000 Action Tried at Kokomo Taken Up By Plaintiff

And V-J Day 5 Years Back   it Was Peace for Tortured Waorld—Remember?

Husband Has No Ill-Feeling Toward br. Sander; Denies He Asked Death

Witness For State Tells Of Kindness   Says He Did Not Ask Wife's Life Be Cut Short

‘Mercy Slaying’ Testimony Given   Husband of Victim Tells of Feelings Toward Physician.

Doctor Kind to Cancer Victim, Husband Claims  ee ng as n to   Denies Asking Physician to Hasten Wife's Death

Cancer Patient's Husband Tells Court ‘He Bears No Malice Toward Dr. Sander

Denies He Asked Doctor To End Pain   Husband Of Cancer Pa tient Declares Medico Treated Her As He Would His Mother.

Borroto on Stand for Second Day   Declares Kindly Feeling Toward  Doctor ‘Accused ~ Ot Murdering Wife

Liquor Board Orders Probe Of News Leak   Cleveland Press Prints Story On Financial Report Before Department Releases Data

‘Quit Calling My Girl Friend’Man Warned As He Is Hit On The Head   Violence ‘And Accidents Take At _ Least 22 Lives In The  Carolinas

Name Red Cross Co-Chairmen   ‘or Suburban Communities Drive In Area

Towanda Man Stolid  as He Waits’ im Death Rov: at Rockview for Final Decision of Authorities on His Fate.

Congress Ready To Shelve Request For Higher Jobless Compensation

Hike in Jobless Pay Is Doubted: Congress Busy   Cannon Hopes for Final Vote on Big Appropriations:  Short Tells Views.

Congress fo Shelve Jobless Pay Expansion  House Takes 12 Day Vacation: psarraks Gete Onl

Planes With Soviet Star  Hit Airfield   American Officials Refuse To Confirm Rumor Of Attacks

U.S. To Probe Price Boosts Without Cause   Symington Assails Businessmen Who Take Advantage

LEIS] ATION   Taxes, Controls, Drafi Of Doctors, Debated  In Congress

Safety Campaign to Open Here. on August 17th   82 Weekly Poster “Stop Signs’ -WIll be Part of State Wids Safety Campalon

SAFETY SIGNS INSTALLED BY LIONS CLUB  Humboldt-Dak. City Jone Metethiutea   Humboldt-Dak. City Lions Distribute Safety Posters

eS aS OE ee Se OT Tee TO OTe eae eC er Oe rere Ol ermC  Coeds Wax Hot, Cold Over Erratic Heating

President Signs Foreign Aid Authorization  Major Contribution To World Peace And Fraadam Seen

Declares It Major Step For Freedom   Authorizes Five Programs Of World-Wide Assistance, Including Funds For Third Year Ot European Recovery Pian

Point Four Wins Praise   Five Part Program Is US Contribution to Peace, Prosperity

President Signs Foreign Aid Bil   Calls it Major Bid to Peace, Freedom

Foreign Aid Bill Signed   Pres. Truman Calls Measure Major Contribution to World Peace.

President Signs Huge Measure For Foreign Aid   Truman Pleased at Start on Developing Of Backward Areas

World - Wide Hel  In Five Programs   Called Major Contribution To Peace, Freedom {[n World

Truman Signs Bill To Assist World Freedom  Big Program Totals $3,121,450,000

SAYS ITS FOR WORLD PEACE AND FREEDON   Cash for $3,121,450,000 Bil Will Face a Battle in Congress.

lermed Factor in Maintaining World Peace   President Hopes Congress Will Follow Program Up

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By President   Truman Terms Measure A Contribution to Peace And Freedom of World; President Pleased

Global Aid Bill Signed By Truman   $3-Billion Measure Includes Marshal! Pian, Four Othera

vovides for Five Programs  ef World-Wide Assist ance, and Start on Beckward Areas   SALLED "VITAL STEP"

Truman Signs $3 Billion ERP Measure   Major Contribution to World Peace, Freedom, He Declares

$3.1 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Approved   ‘Major Contribution’ To Peace And World Freedom, Says HST In Sianing Measure

Authorizes Wide Program   Inctudes Five Divisions, With ECA Continued, Start on ‘Point Four’

Foreign Aid Bill Signed  By Truman   Five Programs Oked With Backward Areas Due To Be Helped

President Signs Bill Authorizing Billions in Aid to Foreign Nations

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By President   Measure Is Deelared Major Contribution To Peace, Freedom

Foreign Aid Bill Signed   “TRUMAN. CALLS MEASURE CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD PEACE AND.FREEDOM -

World-Wide Program Is Authorized   Funds for Third Year of Marshall Plan Included In Measure, Also Start On Point Four Proposal

‘Truman Signs Aid Bill “Contribution To Peace   Bill Calls For Spending $3,121,450,000 On Foreign Aid; Will Start Work On Point Fam

President Signs Foreign Aid Bill  Step Toward Peace, Truman’s View

Bill Authorizes  ) Aid Programs Truman Signs Huge Foreiqn Aid. Act -

Bill Includes More Funds For ECA Plan   Five Programs For World Aid Win Annpraoval

CHIEF EXECUTIVE: VIEWS BILL STEP: 70 WORLD: PEACE   Biggest Authorization Fos Third-Year Operation OF i Marshall Plan

Truman Signs Foreign Aid Bill  _ Extension Of ERP Included In Act

Foreign Aid Bill Lauded By President   President Signs Measure Carrying $3,121 ,450,000  For Other Nations

—§5 PROGRAMS— Foreign Aid Bill Signed By Truman   §3,121,430,000 IS AUTHORIZED

Calls It Major Contribution To World Peace   Five Programs Of World Wide Aid Authorized In Bill.

FOREIGN AID BILL SICNED   Truman Calls Measure A ‘Contribution To World Peace’

Arms Aid Measure Signed:   President Hails Biil  Granting Billion Dollars To Allies in Europe As Maior Step For Peace

World-Wide Aid Project Is Provided By Measure   Over Three Bithion Dollars To Be Used To Carry Out Plans

J ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS INVOLVED   Act Calls For Spending Of $3,121,450,000 Overseas  PRESIDENT   Praises Measure As Major Contribution To Peace, Freedom In World

Truman Signs Foreian Aid Measure Today  Says Action Major Step Toward Peace  mm ff ._, fmt wmf.

Truman Signs Foreign Aid Omnibus Bil!   Calls It Big Step To Peace and Defeat Of Red Imperialism

3 Billions To Go For Foreign Plan   Marshall Program, Point 4 Included In 5-Point Setup

TRUMAN SIGNS MEASURE FOR FOREIGN AID   Five Programs Authoriz ed In Bill Calling For $3.121.450.000

F oreign Aid Bill Signed By Truman   Authorizes Five Programs Including Third Year Europe Recovery Funds   IS A STEP FORWARD   President Calls It Major Contribution Te Peace  And Freedom of World

FOREIGN AID BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   President Calls Measure Contribution To World . Peace; Cites “Point 4”

OVERSEAS FUND BILL 4S SIGNED   Measure Provides Five Programs For Worldwide Aid,  Totatling $3,12 1,A50.000.

Retreat Bitter, Especially For A Winning Army   RY GLENN A. STACKHOUSE.

RETREAT FROM PYONGYANG ODIEFERENT THAN RACING NORTH IN VICTORY DRIVE A MONTH AGO

Bradley to Give H-Bomb Report   Estimates Rate New Bomb as Much More _Powerlul Than A-Boral

U. S. STUDYING HYDROGEN BOMB   Military [xperts Will Testi. fy On Proposal To Make IM—Exceeds A-Bomh In Deadliness.

Military Men To Give Ideas On Possibilities Of Deadly Hy ‘dro Bomb To Lawmakers

To Make Or Not To Make?  Possibilities Of New Bomb Upset Solons   Want Publie Toa Know

‘H-Bomb’ Row Will Be Aired  Before Solons         Gen. Bradley to Testify At Closed Session  on Destructive Weapon

Military Views on Proposed H-Bomb, Of Dreadful Possibility, Is Awaited

Lawmakers To Hear Report On H-Bomb   Weapon More Ruinous Than Atom Bomb   Gen. Bradley To Speak Behind Locked Doors

Lawmakers Concerned Over Awful Possibilities Of New Hydrogen Bomb

Bradley to Voice Opinion of H-Bomb  Top Military Men to Testify in Argument Over “Super” Weapon

MILITARY VIEWS TO BE GIVEN ON HYDROGEN BOME   Contraversy Develops Over Making Of Super-Des a yy nee

Undercover Fight Ha Capital in Dither; A.E.€, Reported in Middle

Lawmakers Worried Over Awtul Power Of “H’ Bomb: Hear Military View Soon

New Bomb  Poses Problem  For Congress Whether U.S. Should Proceed With It Is

Congress ic Ask Opinion On ‘H-Bomb   Deadlier Than Atom Weapon, Experts Warn

Three Old-Time Annapolis Classmates Rank At Top of AEC Weapons Development Program

Toll at Canton May Hit 1,000   ‘Reds FleeIn Wake Of China Bombings

Casualties High In Wake Of Raids   Nationalist Bombers Canes Heavv Damages

Raiders Smash At Hong Kong   Chiang’s Air Arm Infliets Heavy Tall on City

Battle in Which Nobody Was Killed One of Humorous Sides in Korea

4. Others Escape  Flames   Cellav Flat On Ninth Street Is Travedy Scene

DIES AS FOUR OTHERS FLEE FLAMING HOME   Mother At Movies, Father At Work At Time of Tragedy

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Communist Troops Drive Into U.S. First Cavalry

WISCONSIN MAN SLAYS 2, SELF   2 Women Beaten to Death In Milwaukee

New Garments in Offing  Cloth Treated to Give fe Warmth Without Weight

COUNTERSTROKE FOLLOWS MOVE OF LAST WEEK   Consulates Are Ordered Closed, PersonneéT Mov-ed In Instructions bs   Nationalists Launch © Commando-Type ol South Of Shanghai

YUGOSLAVS ACCUSE BULGARIAN PATROL   Formal Note to Government They Place Blame in Four Incidents

Slavs Say Bulgarian Units*Cross Border  One Bulgar Killed In Series Of ‘Inciee ek, > ae os é€ ivy ») TT? aot ] nmele

SHOOTING ON FRONTIER OF YUGOSLAVIA   Yugoslavia Accuses Bulgaria of Sending Armed Patrols Across Border in 4 Separate Incidents.   ONE BULGARIAN SOLDIER KILLED   Tito Sends Sharp Note Charging Efforts to Capture Slav Guards in War of Nerves.

Tito’s Forces Repel Bulgar: On Slav Soil   Border Clash Kills 1: Hungary Shuts Strip Along Yuvoslav Line

Border Titts In Balkans   Shots Exchanged At Yugo - Bulgarian Boundary Outposts

Tito Accuses Bulgari ia of Border Shots   Note Charges Neighbor Nation Attempting To Capture Soldiers

Temperatures   Yugoslavs Charge Bulgarians Violate Frontier: Guns Blaze

Yugoslavia Charges Raids by Bulgaria  Demands Cross- Border Roids by Army Patrols Steo

ONE SLAIN IN SELF-DEFENSE’   Gunfire Clashes In Four Separate Crossings Are Reported  DDOATECTC . ADE <CrnlT

Flare-Ups On Slav Border   Border ‘Incidents’, . Blamed on Bulgarians In Sharp Tito Note; Ome Soldier Killed

Heavy Artillery Fire Poured on New Beachhead   American Fliers Hamper {invading Ground Forces

One Dies in Exchange of Shots  Yugoslavs Accuse Bulgarians of Sending Patrols Over Frontier

KKKKEKSK  YUGOSLAVIA ACCUSES . BULGARIA OF SENDING PATROLS ACROSS BORDER

Bulgar Army Patrol Crosses Tito’s Frontier      Bulgar Soldier Killed; Yugoslavia Sends Protest to Neighbor

UN Will Aid Yugoslavia  If Attacked  ~ Delegates Doubt - War in Balkans

Yugoslavs Protes! Bulgarian Patrols  Frontier Crossed, Note Demands Halt

Individual Precautions Urged In Official Fire Prevention Week Report

SEEK PUBLIC TD BE FIRE MINDED   Prevention Week Now Ushered In, Will Stress Need Of Caution

Property Loss In Sector Runs Into Millions   Several Large Cities Still Paralyzed: Storm Loses Some Violence

Auto Traffic Is Smothered,  Plants Close  Property Damage Figured In Millions

Several Big Cities Still Paralyzed.   2 Million Persons Suffer Hardships Red Gross Savs

Damage in Millions; 200 Storm Dead  Several Large Cities Still Paralyzed by

Casualties, Damage Grow In Midwest as Bad Weather Pushes Out from East

100 Dead From Onslaught Of Ferocious Storm  Property Damage ._   Property Damage  Estimated To Be  Near Million Mark

177 Die in Worst Storm of History, Damage in Millions   Dozens of Communities lsolated in Snow, Others Hit by Sudden Floods

Polk State School Open House Event Attended by 300  Lit Te > + _ 3 £g.1      Visitation Period Hek As Part of Mental Health Week.

Polk State School Open House Event Attended by 300   Visitation Period Held As Part of Mental Health Week

Justice Linn Succumbs Today   Dies in Philadelphia Hospital After Being Ill For One Month

Justice Wm. B. Linn Dies at 78   Third Member of State’s Highest Court Taken in Year.

State High Court Justice W. Linn ~ Succumbs At 7§   Veteran Jurist’s Death th Philadelphia Reduces Court to 5 Members

JUSTICE LINN OF - HIGH COURT DIES   State’s Supreme Court Down to Five Members

Justice Line pics Today  Dies in Philadelphia   Hospital After Being

NATIVES FEAR APPROACHING RED HORDES   Allies Withdrawing T« New Posts Below  Red Capital

 Withdrawal Certain:  Tense People in North Korea ‘Capital Set for Red Return

‘Pyongyang Tense, Fearful; Allies Withdrawing, Put Torch to Supplies

 PYONGANG TENSE, SILENT  ' North Korean Capital Dreads Return of Reds

United Nations Forces Hastily Prepare Abandonment Of Pyongyang   CITY’S POLICEMEN MAY TURN ON YANKS

Knemy Ground Forces Cross  38th Parallel   iNorth, Koreans Pass Border and Drive Toward Seoul; Evacuation of Tiny American Beachhead Continues Smoothly

Six ‘Soviet’ Fighters Downed Without Loss or Damage  To Planes of American Group

American Jets Win Terrific Battle In Air   Shoot Down Six SovietMade MIG-15 Fighters; Return Unscaithed

‘American Sabres Inflict ‘Damage On Seventh During ‘Battle Over Korean Front   ENEMY TROOPS DRIVE SOUTH OF PARALLEL

Reds Cross 38th Parallel In Drive  On South Korea   U. S. Sabre Jets Down Six Soviet-Made MIG Fighters In Greatest Air Battle Of Korean War; Hungnam Beachhead Holds Firm

Reds Thrust South Over 38th Parallel For Second Time in Six Months of War

U.S. Jets Win Big Air Fight, Down 6 Reds   Patrols Probe Yank Line: In Prelude to Assault Below 38th Parallel

F-86 Sabres Win Great Korea Battle   Down Six Russ-Made Planes as Reds  Cross 38th Parallel]

6 Soviet-Made Craft Downed Without Loss   Reds Mass Before  Seoul For Drive

Yank Jets Down Six  Red Plane:   North Koreans Drive Toward Citv Of Seoul

Six Killed as Cars Collide Near Snyder  Violent Deaths in Texas Reach 24 for Weekand

Cooke Calls — For Defeat of  Corrupt Bosses   Says Machines Have Brought Notorious Conditions

Winston Head: South’s Hooch Control Fight  North Carolina ABC   North Carolina ABC Leader Named As Chief Of Conference

FIGHT AGAINST LIQUOR RUNNERS   Tar Heel Chosen As Leader Of 12 Southern States In Effert To Halt Sniugelers.

Tito Says U. S. ‘Should Battle to 38th, Ask Ballot   Yugoslav Premier Gives Approval to Stand in Korea to Keep World Peare

Tito Says U.S. Should Stop at th Paralle!   Yugoslav Chief Favors a KoreaWide Plebiscite

Marshall Tito Favors Plebescite When UN Forces Finally Achieve 38th Line

Approves Action  Tito Tells C ongressmen U. s. Should Stop At Korean Line

TITO ADVISES STOP WAR AT 38TH PARALLEL      Tells Congressmen U. § Should Then Call Korean Plebiscite,

Tito Proposes Yanks Stop At 38th Parallel   Urges Country-Wide ‘Plebiscite In Korea Uf Line’s Reached

Tito Wants UN To Halt At The 38th Parallel   Urges Plebescite When North-South Border Is Reached

Former Treasurer Of County Dies   Services Today for . Francis P. Isherwood

 Former Treasurer  OF County Dies: °.   Services Today. for’ :. Francis P. Isherwood

Possible Passage by Nightfall  Bill for the Control of Reds in Voting Stage

House Debates Antisubversive  Bill; May Act   House Passes Slot Machine Ban; Similar Bill Waits in Senate

Red Curb Bill ApprovalSeen In House Vote   Crackdown On Commies Set To Exceed Truman Request

Measure Is Supported by ‘Both Parties   Goes Beyond Requests of Truman to Deal . With Secarity Threat

Communist Bill Likely fo Pass  Party Would Be Forcec To Reaister Members

‘President Refuses to Give Congress 'Confidential ‘Loyalty’ Records

President Stands Firm In Refusing to Open Loyalty Files to Solons

President Stands Firm In His Refusal to Give Solons ‘Loyalty’ Files

‘Loyalty’ Files To Stay Secret   Truman Slaps at McCarthy’: Red Rine Charge

Truman Firm On Hiding Loyalty File   President Ienores Subpena Power For Investigators

President Refuses To Yield Files   Calls McCarthy's Charges False; Scorns Subpoena

Charges Made by Senator About Red Spy Ring Termed False  Truman Refuses to Give Up Confidential Loyalty Files

Truman RefusesTo Give Congress Loyalty Files   President Rejects: Demands For New Approach T “Russia dn Cold War—Little Hope Seen For Atom Contrale

Fuchs May Get Baek To Work   Britons May Give Informer’s Job Back

Strike Ends But Issue of Belgium’s Leopold III Far From Being Settled

Belgian General Strike Concluded   New Parliamentary Elections Possible

and e Ends ussels  hedule   vy Dispute Return of pold te  m Solution

Made Several Films«.   Belgians Continue Wrangle Over Leopold as Strike Ends

Large Deficit Seems Certain  AtEnd OF Year   Aszessnicnl Set At $70 million Falling Far Below Estimates

Missing Cadet Killed, Belief  Hope Is Abandone   Hope Is Abandoned For Ohio Youth

HADONG BACK IN U. S. HANDS   Carrier Launched Planes Attack Central Front

Britain To Send Troops To Kore:   British Eastern Fleet To Be Put On Full Seale War Footing

Britain Decides To Send Troops To Korean Zone   Notifies U.N. She Is Ready to Send In Big Reinforcements

British Troops Will Join War in South Korea   Far East Fleet to Be Put on Full-Scale War Footing Immediately

First Cavalry Pushed Away At Yongdong   Unconfirmed Report Claims U.S. Retake City Of Hadong

Recapturing Hadong Plugs Gap in Yank Lines Near Seaport   Reports from Battle Front Contradict Hopeful Claims Of MacArthur Headauarters

TO HOLD PUSAN FROM ENEMY   Hadong Reported Recap tured By American Forces

Britain Announces Decision fo Send Troops to Korea  ee 1%. Alt.   Commonwealths Also Follow Example Set By Turkey and Siam

BRITAIN T0 SEND TROOPS TO KOREA   Decides to Send Armor, Artillery and Engineers to Join Americans in War on Reds.   ®TURKEY AND SIAM OFFERS FORCES   Turks Offer 4,500 Fully Equipped Troops; Australia, New Zealand to  Send Men.

Rail Center 70 Mi. From  Pusan Taken   Blunt Encireling Red Attacks In Southwest Korea

NewU. . Troops Fight To Stem Drive On Pusan  Defense Positions   Deferse Positions Held Stubbornly;. Hadona Recaptured

London Puts Fleet On Full War Footing   Several Nations To Send Troops Into Korean Battle

Audience Enjoyed The Stephenson Concert At City: School Auditorium

Truman Takes Time In Making Up Mind On Key Appointments For U. S. Posts

MOTHER SPURNS HER TWIN GIRLS   Abandons Two Day Old Tots in Indiana Hospital

Charges Budenz Liar; McCarthy Target of Wrath   Launches Barrage of Name-Calling in Statement

Temperatures   Accused Far Eastern Experi Blasts Back at Critics for ‘Hogwash’ and ‘Lies’: Has 15,000-Word Statement

M’Carthy Is Called ‘Bad Risk’   Accused Professor Assails Senator From Wisconsin

No Honest Man Can Believe His Story, He Says: Lashes Out at McCarthy in Statement

Term, ‘Hogwash’, Is Again Used By Owen Lattimore Who Swears Again That He Is Not a Commie

Lattimore Says Budenz Claims Are 'Hogwash’   Calls Testimony by Ex-Red Product of Twisted Personality

Lattimore on Stand Again Swears He's Not Communist, Rates His — Accusers Liars, Scores Senator

Lattimore Says Budenz Story Is Wholly False   ‘No Honest Man Could Believe’ Tale Ex-Red Told Solons, He Declares

Lattimore Calls Red Testimony Of Budenz  Hogwash’   Communist Link Held Product of Twisted, Malignant Personality

Lattimore Terms Louis Budenz’s Story “Hogwash’   Calls Story Of Red Activity Product Of Twisted Personality

McCarthy Target Declares Accuser  ‘Bad Risk’ Himsel  Expert on Far East Returns to Inquiry ES A ‘8 weg...UltUCw®C«@zwSC

Owen Laffimore Denounces Budenz’ Testimony As Hogwash,” Again Denies He Is Red Spy

‘Hogwash’ Say: Lattimore To Budenz   Again Denies He Is Communist Or Soviet Agent

BLASTS SOLON AND BUDENZ IN HIS REBUTTAL   McCarthy Termed ‘Poor Policy Risk’ In Lengthy Reply

Lattimore Denies  Charges   Denounces as ‘Hogwash’ Budenz’ Testimony Aligning Him With Reds

States Budenz “Story Is False   Owen Lattimore Describes Testimony as gunn: in Again Denying Under “Oath Today. That:He is Either Com ~ munist-or Russian Spy:   “ACCUSED BY FREDA UTLEY

BLASTS McCARTHY, TOO ‘Hogwash’, Says Lattimore Of Budenz Senate Testimony

Lattimore Attacks Budenz Testimony As All “'Hogwash"’   Hits Back at Accusers Before Senate Probers

Budenz Lies Lattimore Testifies   Also Takes Up Court, Income Tax Records Of McCarthy; Charges Unsupported. He Says

Swears He's Not Red, Spy   Says No Honest Men Could Believe Budens, Charges Fraud to McCerthy

Hogwash, Lattimore’s Reply to Testimony From Budenz   Makes Slashing Attack on Senator McCarthy

Lattimore Calls Testimony of Budenz Hogwast  Says No Honest Man Could Believe Him

"Hogwash’ Says Owen Lattimore of Budenz Testimony  Says Evidence Against Him Is Not Supposted

—INQUIRY — McCarthy Accused Of Deceit   WRITER DENIES BEING A SPY

The Defendent Comes Out Sluggin:  Lattimore Slashes Back At Budenz, MeCarthy

BUDENZ’ CLAIM ALL HOGWASH WITNESS SAYS   Lattimore Charges Attack on Him ‘Product’ of ‘Twisted Personality’

Johns Hopkins Professor, Under Oath Before Senate Committee, Swears He Is Not Communist Or Soviet Spy, Adding That Such Accusations Against Him Are Not Supported By Evidence—Denounces Louis Budenz’s Testimonv

Testimony Is Branded ‘Hogwash’   Subcommittee Told Screen Of Lies Hides Lack of Information on Part of Both Witnesses

LATTIMORE RETURNS 10 THE STAND   Telle Senate Investigators Budenz’ Testimony Linking Him With the Communists is “‘Hogwash.”   » AGAIN DENIES HE IS RUSSIAN SPY   Professor Hits McCarthy for ‘Fraud and Deceit” _and Says Senator is ‘Bad Policy Risk.”

Accused Far Eastern Consultant: Again Hurls Lie at McCarthy: And Former Communist Budenz

cused Calls ‘isconsin Solon tBad Poliey Risk   Claims Case Could Be  ‘qrms Budenz A “Liar’’; “Made Against Utley”

lowa Firm Buys Missouri Hotel From Pick Group   Property Here is 31st In System Owned by Boss Company

Senate Demos Accept Report in Party Vote   Override Vehement Republican Protests on McCarthy Charges

Senate OK's Red Report   Approve Findings McCarthy Used Untrue Charges

MeCarthy Is Denounced In Senate Report   Senate Votes To Accept Report Alleging Fraud In Communist Charges

McCarthy Gets Hook On Red Probe Report  Republicans Protest   Republicans Protest  Summary For Senate As Dem Whitewash

SENATE VOTE O'S REPORT ON McCARTHY   Override Republican Effort  ! by Wherry to Send  Report Back.

Senate Approves Leopold Report Calling Voted Back McCarthy Hoaxer to Throne

Union Adopts Hit-Run Strategy to Avoid U.S. Seizure of Railroads

Hit-And-Run Strike Aids Rail Tieup   Firemen Pull First  Of Series Of Nuisance Stoppages On Division Off Union Pacific.

FIVE SYSTEMS NOW INVOLVED. IN WALKOUT   Mediation Board In Chicago Still Trying to Settle Union Dispute.

Firemen’s Union Calls Strike On Union Pacific  Sait Lake City, Los   Sait Lake City, Los Angeles Runs Hit; Fear Series Of Blows

Hit-and-Run Stoppages Are Seen As Beginning Of Harassing Strategy

U.S. in Good Shape for Mobilization Manpower Screening May Prevent Mistake Made in Last War

MOBILIZATION EASIER IN U. S.   Nation Is In Far Bette: Shape Than Before World War Il

America Is In Top Shape For  Mobilization   Nation's Workers Skilled For All Defense Tasks; Housing Conditions Are Ample For Workers

U.S. In Better Condition For Mobilization   Conditions Improved Over Those Existing Before Last War

Nation’s Top Manpower Expert Says Conditions Good For Mobilization

Nation Is Well Set to Mobilize   Workers Are Skilled for Defense Tasks: eyunnies Gacd

Country In Far Better Shape For Mobilization Than It Was In 1941, ‘Asserts Top Manpower Authority

Manpower  Held Good   Labor Chief Says U. S. In Better Shape Now

iit en en emma as eae  House-Senate Conference Nearing Aareement On Communist Control

Drastic Red Control Bill Nearly Ready   Conference Agreement hegarded Imminent on MeCarran Seeurily Measure

Damage High As Floods Reach Peaks   Waters Receding in Parts Of Nebraska, Oklahoma; Threat Still Critical In Winnineg Area

Refugees Flee Floodwaters; Death Toll 26  Winnepeg River At Highest Level In More Than 100 Year

Flood Toll in ) States Is 26  Waters Appear to Be Receding in Are

Flood Conditions Better In West   \ Death Count Is 26, Damage In Millions

High Water Recedes  In Spots   Crests Past, Bat St  ts t Sit uation in Canada Still Considered Critical

Weather Aids Flooded Areas  Waters in Nebraska, Oklahoma Receding

Flood Plagues Winnipeg Area  Waters Recede In Nebraska. Oklahome

High Waters N ow Receding  Refuge in Twin Cities to 40,000 In Manitoha

Floods Recede Over Midwest: 26 Left Dead   Damage In Millions Ir Nebraska, Oklahoma: Winnipeg Still Menaced

Flood Waters Receding in Most Regions   Damages Estimated in The Millions; Death Toll Stands at 26

MIDWEST -FLOOD WATERS. RECEDIN   Oklahoma, Nebraska Death Toll 26; 40,006 In Manitoba Seck Refuge

FLOOD FATALITY LIST INCREASES   Total Stands At 26 Dead— 22 Of Them In Nebraska —As Waters Start Receding In Two States.

FLOOD WATERS RECEDING IN MIDWEST AREA   Damage Estimated In Millions; Two-State Death Toll Ia 26

Fatal Flood Waters Drop  In Nebraska   Cornhuskers Count 22 Dead With Four More  Victims in Oklahoma

Nebraska And Oklahoma Flood Damage Estimated In Millions; 26 Lives Lost

Nationalist Navy Sent To Thwart Hainan Invasion   Reports Today It Sank 30 Of 50 Red Junks Near Island

Indochina Reds Flee to China  Foreign Legionnaires  RD. «mbsraxvre Card

American Forces Are Wiping Up Pockets of Invaders Who Lost on Crossing River

Marines and Army Forces Drive Wedge in Red Lines   U.S. Forces Cleaning Out Reds Who Crossed River

Sutton, Jackson Are Winners on Final Returns   Late Tallies from First Ward Decide Two Close Races; Coanvunee an D2 la

Sutton, Jackson Are Winners on Final Returns   Late Tallies from, First Ward Decide’  Two Close Races; fClanunsec mn Lvtelocss

Snow, Cold Fail To Halt  Offensive   Dangerous Red Bulge Virtually Erased In Drive

Gls Attacking On Solid 250° Mile Front   Some Units Near: Yongbyon; Red Bulge Wiped Out

New Olfenstve Carries Yanks  To Yongbyon   250-Mile Front Aflame As Snow, Cold Deseend; Ret Bulge Eliminated

GRAVE THREAT POSED BY REDS iS WIPED OUT   Snow Flurries and Baone-Chilling Cold Hampers Drive

Red Bulge in Lines Eliminated; Coasts Linked in New Push   Reports of Thrust Extending To Manchurian Border Denied; Diplomatic Moves Next in UN

Dangerous Commie Bug Battered ©   New Link Across Korea Strengthened By Alked Troons —

Most of Dangerous Bulge In Line Wiped out During Fighting in Bitter Cold

Two Meet Death In Collision On  Halsted Street Mother and Daughter   Mother and Daughter Killed Near Kankakee

ATTLEE AND TRUMAN TOLD PLANS READY   UN Forces Will Return If Routed London Reports

Total Military. Defeat Of. UN’ Armies In Korean’ War : Held Possible Today

Evacuation Plans For Troops in Korea are Ready  Truman and Attlee   Truman and Attlee Told Withdrawal May be Necessary

Sea, Air Withdrawal ‘Possibility Figures In. Parleys Over Crisis   Truman Hints Bad News In Report That U. N. Troops Face ‘Tremendous Odds’: Bradley Reports to Congress

Truman, Attlee Warned of Plans For Evacuation   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Of the Associated Press

cvacuation Plans Ready, Leaders Told   Truman Hints at Possible Impending Disaster in Speech

Some HopeStill Held Of Keeping Foothold   Truman And Attlee Discuss Speeding Up Of European Rearmament

bradiey ielis Lruman, Attlee Evacuation Plans Are Ready Ifa ‘Dunkerque’ N ecessary  STILL HOPE TO STOP RED DRIVE  President and British Prime Minister Determined To Return UN Forces  If They Are Driven Out of Korea

Withdrawal By Sea, Air Considered   Return Determined On if Communists Oust U.N. Forces

Signs Point to Allied Mass Evacuation of Korea   SUCCESS THIS TIME? Peace Seems to Elude Heads of Two Top State:      Allies Will Not: Write Off Korea

President Gives Hint of Possible Evacuation Move  Continues Parley With Attlee; Talks Bring No Formula

Escape Plans Are Made, Says Bradley   But Struggle Will Be Renewed, President Hints   Truman and Attlee Agree However That A Major War on Red China Is Out

Hope of Stopping Reds _ Not Abandoned; Evacuation’. Discussed, No Decision Taken

Crisis Talks Take GraveAlliedTurn   Truman Takes Time Out From Attlee Parley To Point Out Huge Odds

But U.N. Troops Would Return in Ease of Dunkerque   Truman and Attlee Oppose an Open War With Red Chinese

U. N. Evacuations Figure in Talks   Possibility of ‘Dunkerque’ Withdrawals in Korea  Rumored   READY FUR OLIUALIUD  Truman-Attlee Talks on World Crisis Continue at Capital

Truman Hints At Possible War Disaster   President Promises ‘This Nation Will Continue Struggle  ee ae

Possibility Of Total Defeat Is Diseussed   Evacuation Plans for U. N. Forces Said To Be Ready in Event Chinese Onslaught Can’t Be Stopped.

Dunkerque-Like  Withdrawal May Be aNecessity  Hope Not Abandoned Reds Can Be Stopped

U. N. Military Disaster in Korea Hinted in Talks   Truman Pledges Fight Continues In Far East

Shift) Attention To urope In Bie Meeting   horea ‘Dunkerque’ Will Be Lsed Only As Laat  Resort. Leaders Sav

[Hope Is Not Yet _ Abandoned   But Bradiey Tells Truman and Attlee Evacuation Plans Set If. Needed in Korea

SEA AND AIR -DUNKERQUE      Possibility of Total Defeat in Korea Being Consider_ edin Truman and Attlee Talks. es   DISASTER HINT : BY PRESIDENT   Warns of Tremendous Odds; Bradley Says Troops Can be Saved if Defense Line Fails.

Truman Tells Great Odds, Hints Disaster   New Retreats Make Withdrawal Possible, Gen. Bradley Says

Drive On Chinju Moves On As Invaders Switch Over To Imperil U.S. Plane Base   Four American Fighter Planes Lost In Attempt To Stem Tide Of North Koreans Attacking On East Coast; One Pilot Lost; B-29s Batter Communist Supply Lines.

Reds Threaten U. S. Air Base On North Front  U. S. Forces Shut Trap On 1,000 Reds In Chinju Fighting

Dr. Chante, Korean U. S. Ambassador, Says Reds Failed   Statesman Claims Sovie  Aim in Korea Was For  A Quick Victory

South Korean Ambassador Asserts iRed Atfemot ‘Has Already Failed’

Four Cases Listed For Argument  At Court Jan. 24   One Divorce Case and One Orphans’ Court Case On Short Docket

Nine Cases Listed ‘On Docket for June Term of Court   Seven Divorce Cases Listed for Hearing; Sessions Start Tuesday

Argument List For Common Plea: Court Announced   Five Cases Make Up Short Docket; Sessions Start March 28th

Body of Russian Flyer Recovered From Sea  After Bomber Attack   BULLETIN

Stockpile of Synthetic Rubber Very Low, Senator Discloses   Plants to Need 1.000 Workers

ene iemnenens a a arte maaan cael  Missouri Valley Recalls ‘49 Flood. Now Has Jiffers Anew

Missouri Valley Flood-Jittery as Streams Rise   Boyer Spills Over, Then Recedes; Emergency Moves Made

5 Arrested And Charged With Murder   Policeman Killed On Police Force Only Five Days

Harlan Cop, fs Killed   Five Persons Are Under Arrest In Kentucky Town

Brownsville Clergy Press Racket Probe  Indorses Recent Action By Redstone Presbytery

Dunkerque  Not Slated At Present   Bradley Says Removal Reference Applies To Beachhead.   Clarifies Position.

Allies Lack Plan to Ene Advance   Official Calls Korean Situation ‘Very Grave’

Sees Scant Hope of Diplomatic Talks Changing China's Mind   High Pentagon Official Says Situation of U. N. Forces “Very Grave”

Pentagon Has Scant Hopes In Negotiation   Gen. Bradley Says Dunkirk Plan Fo: Northeast Only

Pentagon Sees Scant Hope In Peace Talks   Military Situation Looked On As “Very  Qewscect”

Big Brass Is Worried Over Korea Crisis   Pentagon Official Sees Little Hope of Halting Chinese by Diplomacy Or Negotiations

Vishinsky Derides West's UN Appeal   PENKAGON OFFICIAL SAYS Scant Hope Is Held For Quick War End

Pentagon Is  Gloomy Over Korean Crisis See Scant Hope  pamnmtb.«abs:vame   See Scant Hope Of Negotiations Being Successful

Scant Hope of Diplomatic Talks Changing China's Mind; No Sure Military Plan to Halt War in Korea   A ‘Dunkerque’ Will Be Last Allied Resort

Pentagon Fears Diplomacy Cant Deter Red China  High Official Says

Pentagon Official sees Scant Hope Of Negotiation   Biadley Issues Statement Suggesting Evacuation To Be Imminent

Pentagon Official Sees Scant Hope of Changin China’s Mind Through Diplomatic Negotiations

CHECK ON ‘FLU’ DEATHS AT IOWA MENTAL CENTER   16 Patients ‘Have Died of Disease In Last'60 Davs

4 State Officials Start Checking on Outbreak of Flu  Beardsley Directs Probe at Hospital

Hearing for Gillaspy Is Being Held   Alleged Slayer of  Rex Stowe Faces Justice Of Peace Heffner Here This Afternoon

Hearing for Gilaspy to Be on Dec. 5   Preliminary Set by County Attorney in Coun-yline Shooting; Defendant in Jail

Flectrical Workers Favor C19 Union in Balloting for Agent   -JUE Appears to Be the Choice of 90,000 Workers in 57 GE Plants

Popular Vote Is 52,784 to 40,616  IUE Appears Victor At General Electric

C10 Electrical Union Wins Over  DE In GE Plants   Wrests 47 Of 59 Units From Rival Considered Red Dominated.

UE LEADING IN GE VOTE   Four Key Plants Shift To cio Group. In NLRB Election

NEW ELECTRICAL UNION WINNER   Gains Control Of Most Bargaining Units In G. E. Plants   CARRIES BIG GROUPS

IVE Appears To be Winner In Balloting   Wrests Bargaining Rights For Majority Of GE’s Employes  From Rival Union

IUE Wrests GE Bargaining Rights From Rival UEW   Early Returns Show CIO Union Has Majority Of Plants

Rail Engineers Lead Off In Try lo 3-Year Truce   First Of Four Meetings Open: in Cleveland

SOUTH TEXAS TOWN ENDANGERED  Thousands Of Gallons Of Crude Oil Ignited By Lightning Bolt

High Winds Cause Four Deaths; Fan Over 200 Woodland Fires in N. E.  Fen in Weet Greenwich Stil! Out of

Heavy Damag Caused By Win In New Enéla      Four Persong Drows As. Gales Batter’ Boals  Fan 200. Forest : Fide

TO HONOR WAR DEAD AT HOME AND ABROAD   Armed Forces to Place Flage on Graves Where American Servicemen Rest

Nation Will Honor War Dead May 30  Gen. Marshall Has Principal Speaking Duty

Nation Ready To Pay Honor To War Dead   Services Center Around Arlington Cemetery In A 5-Hour Ceremony

Nation Pauses Memorial Day.ta Honor War Dead   Gen. Marshall to Give Principal Address at Arlington

U. S. to Honor War Dead Tuesday At Services at Home and Abroad Where Servicemen Buried

Nation Is Set to Honor War Dead On Memorial Day   Armed Forces to Place Flag at Each Grave in National Cemeteries

40-HOUR WORK WEEK SOUGHT .  Switchmen’s Strike Cuts Carvice On Five Rail Lines

Switchmen’s Strike Has Four Of Five Railroads Stopped In Its Ist Day   Rock Island, Denver-Rio Grande & Western, Great Western And Western Pacific Are Out; Great Northern Keeps Going

4,000 AFL  Switchmen  On Strike Walkout Stops:  4 Lines’ Trains. Eitth Oneratesc

AMO Switehmen On Strike Against Five Railroads:  W ork Halted On Four Lines

Walkout Ties Uy  Four Railroads  ~ Great Northern Continues Runs  As AFL Switchmen Quit Jobs

Rail Workers Go On Strike   Walkout Stops Trains On Four Western Lines. Others Cut

Switchmen Start Walkout Aaains ) Big Railroads  Operetors, Union Disagree On Issue

HICAGO, June 25 (AP)—Four thousand AFL switchmen went on strike today against five large Western and Midwestern railroqd.«

Strike of 4,000 Switehmen Hits Five Railroads   Trains on Four Lines Stop, Other Operating; Wages and Hours Issue

Switchmen Halt Operations On F ive Railways   Major Issue Is   40-Hour Weék  With No Pay Cut

4,000 AFL Switchmen On Strike   Five Large Western and Midwestern Railroads Hit.

TO OPEN TONGA LAKE   Leavenworth Count Park Has Been Closed for Three Years

Joe Higgins Given Lease  On Stadium  Council Renews Contract With Kingsport Club

Red Domination  Will Be Charged   Nationalist China To Present Evidence To U.N.

China Charges Against Soviet Will Be Aired   _ Nationalist Regime Says Moscow Placed  Peining In Power

Nationalist China Will Uncover Peiping Backers   Delegate to Present UN With Evidence Russia Fostered Civil War

U.S. Alert To Possible Change in Soviet Policy  Otherwise Malik Likely To Shove Present Moscow

Move Alerts U.S. Officials For Red Shift in Policies   Authorities Expecting Hint From Moscow Prior To Security Council Meet

Lightning.Kille Man Under       Faces Murder Charge In Dauchtor’s Daath   12 Hurt In Car-Bug Crash

No Changes In Formosa Policy   Harriman Reports 01 Conference With MoacaArthur

Policy on China Held Unchanged  MacArthur's Formosa Trip Purely Military

Harriman States Formosa Policy Still Unchanged   LBid To End Confusion Os i U. S..Stand Seen in High {  Official’s Tokyo Trip

Sanderson Is Endorsed Over Fairchild as Farm and Laber Group Splits

LIGHT 15 THROWS ON CZECHS FLIGHT   TWENTY-SIX TO STAY IN GERMANY — OTHERS WILL RFTURN HOME.

58 Czechs Go Back To Reds   Won’t Stay With Res: Who Fled In Planes

Fugitives from Czech Reds Escape in Three Airplanes Forced Off Regular Course

26 Czechs — Flee From  Communism 3 Air Line Planes   3 Air Line Planes Commandeered For Germany Flight

Groups Arrive Aboard 3 Planes AtGerman Field  = fis 85 S httea On Prooue tere Trip

Dramatic Action in Flight Results in Freedom for 26 Czechoslovacs

Daily News Inday      CZECHS CAPTURE AIRLINERS IN DRAMATIC  Fhlieht to Freedom

RUMORS LINK KIDNAPING 10 REVOLT PLOTS   Twenty-six an Three Planes Landed in Germany Want to Stay.

Twenty-Six of Czechs Remain As ‘F ugitives’   Stay in Germany After Escape From The Communists

26 Czechs Eye Home In West  Fugitives From Reds Land In Three Craft

Refugees Prefer To Stay Free   Others To Return; Claim _ They Were Tricked on Surprise Flight.

Daily News Index   CZECHS CAPTURE AIRLINERS IN DRAMATIC  Klight to Freedom

26 Of Czech Escapees To Stav In West   85 Lund In Germany Aboard Three Planes Refugees Commandeerec

26 Czechs Plan Fugitive Lives In West German   58 Will Return To Czechoslovakia After Long Flicht

Strike Called By Newspaper Guild  Negotiations Fail After Three Months

Guild Strike Ordered In N. Y. Today   Telegram-Sun  Talks Deadlocked

Democratic and Republican Leaders Cf Congress Hold Private Planning Meets

Seasonal Downturn lin Meat Has Bequn   Pork Takes Lead With “Cuts. Varying from 2 to 12 Cents a Found

Four Admit They Passed Bad Bills   W orked Indiana Among Several States

Bogus Bill Passers Held To Grand Jun  Women Made Little; - Man Made The Profit

Ajom Blue-Prints Recovered Quickly   Apparently Someone Took Car far Joyride

McManamon Aide Opens Gary Probe  State Official Starts Investigation of Lake County Crime Dispute

US Proposal Placed On UN Program   Russia Beaten On Dispute Raging Over War Prisoners

UN International Defense Proposa Before Assembly   American Plan Put On Agenda Despite Strong Red Objectior

RUSSIANS SOON READY TO BOME   U. S. Air Force Strategists Present Opinions

Lucas Fights for Control of Production   Another Closed-Door Conference and Vote to Come Monday

Farm Bill Veto Seen   Lucas Believes Truman Won’t Sign Compromise Measure Being Drafted

New Price Prop Compromise Hit  Presidential Veto Forecast by Lucas

Says Truman Will Veto Compromise On Price Supports  Conferees Agree On Tentative Plan Ear 1950 Siinnort

M’Carthy Hit In Attack By ‘Victim’   State Department Says Senator Presents ‘False’ Information

M’Carthy Cites Fact Jugeline By Department   Assistant Secretary, Wisconsin Senator Exchange Blasts

West Rejects Russia's Trieste Charges Reds Accused of Blocking Plan For Eree Territory -

Officer Slain By One-Armed Truck Driver  Crazed Man Is Founc Dead After Sieae

TR tUCK DRIVER FIGHTS TROOPERS ‘° Michigan Policeman, Crazed Man Are Killed In Shooting

Trooper Killed by Shotgun Blast   Close Range Shot Follows Inquiry:  at North. Lansina

Landmark To Be Razed  Ritz (For Ritzy ) Hotel To Fall To City’s Progress

Senate Economy Drive Backfires  Report Milfians More Added To Farm Funds

ECONOMY MOVE HITS OBSTACLE   Senate Drive To Save Government Money Backfires In First Test

Economy Move Backfires in Its First Test   Senate Subcommittee Tacks Millions More on House Agriculture Figures

Economy Drive Backfires; Farm Funds Boosted   Subcommittee Reportedly Ups Meney Available For Agriculture Department; Russell Will Not Confirm

Senate Approves More Farm Money Than House Did   Several Million Are Said To Have Been Added To Fund

Senate Econom) Drive Backfires On Ag. Dept.   Several Million Added To Funds Already Allotted to Agriculture

Senate. Try On Economy Is Hindered By Increase  Agriculture Funds Reported Boosted   Agriculture Funds Reported Boosted By Subcommittees

First Test For Economy Drive  Has Backtired   Find Several Millions Tacked On to Agriculture Dept. Fund

ECONOMY DRIVE MEETS SETBACK   Senatorial Additions To Ap.  propriations Measure Are Disclosed.

Senate Economy Drive Backfires In First Test   Several Million Reported Tacked On to Funds Previously Voted

Snyder States Kremlin Hopes Smashed   Declares Nation’s Economy Is in Strong Condition

Treasury Head Reports Strong U.S. Economy   Tells Solons Nation Made Changeover To Buvers’ Market

C10 Members Hold Back On Strike Call   Local Unions Balk At Walkout Orders By Union Leaders

Deadline for Strike Nears   CIO Electrical Workers And GE in Turmoil Over New Labor Dispute

Strike Deadline Finds Confusion In Union Ranks   Last Minute Balks Confuse The Issue With TIE TWniangs

MANY DEFYING — STRIKE ORDER   ‘Nearly Half Of C. I. O.   Electric Workers Are  Holding Back  (era rTAr FT ALi. i FL RP PALA

GE Strike Situation In Turmoil   About Half the Workers Hold Back; One Local Votes To Defy Order

Britain Boosts Defense Budget  Asks U. S. To Help Absorb The Steck:

Britain Planning Defense Spending  $9, 000, ,000, 000 Allotted  We. Dalen

Britain Ready For Defense   Defense Spending Proposed if America Will Help Abserb Shock

Britain to Build Defenses  With Help From America   President Pleased With Plan to Spena Nine Billion for Military Preperations

Britain Is Ready To Boost Detense   Wants US To Help Absorb Shock Of Expenditure Hike

New 5- Year Pact Signed By Ford, UAW   110,000P reduction W ork. ers Granted 8-Cent-anHour Wage Increase

House Approves  $279 Million Vet ‘Hospital Program   $1 Million Training Projec For Coast Guard Okayed As Economy Bid Stalls

House Upsets  Eeonomy Cart   Okays Funds for Hospital Coast Guard Projects

House V otes $279.000.000 Vets H ospttal Program: Postal Fund Boost Refused

House Approves $279 Million for  Veterans Program   Economy Drive of Congress Is Jolted Into Reverse Monday

HOUSE ECONOMY DRIVE 1S HALTED   $279,000.00 VETERANS HOSPI. TAL PROGRAM APPROVED BY LOWER BRANCH.

 E STL DRAWS COLLEGIANS   Forty Men, Nearly All Students, Appear for Here Today   FOR CADET PROGRAM

AIR FORCE STILL DRAWS COLLECIANS   Forty Men, Nearly All Students, Appear for Exams Here Today   FOR CADET PROGRAM

Floodwaters  Drop, Leave Sea Of Mud   Nebraska Toll 18; Winnipeg Still Wait:

Nebraska Floods Recede; Toll Of Dead Reaches 18   Thirteen Bodies Recovered  As Waters Ebb; Property  Loss Reported Heavy

Nebraska Floods Recede; 18 Dead  _ 13 Bodies Taken From Muddy Debris

South Asia Fears Attack From China   Steady Communist Advance in Korea Causing Anxiety

Chinese War Might Stirs Asian Fear   Southeast Next, Say Observers in French Indo-China; View Defenses as Flimsy

ALLIED DEFENSES INADEQUATE Shadow On Fear Cast Over Asia  By Communist Advance In Korea

S. E. Asia’s Defenses  Appear Thin  Shadow of Fear Snreads as Reds

Mad Sniper Hits Another Victim   Eighth Philadelphian I Shot; Hunt Continues

‘Mad Sniper’ Of PhiladelphiaGets ‘{6-Year-Old Boy   Youth Js 8th Victim Of Mysterious Assailant

More Shooting Victims Added In Philadelohia   Eighth Target In Critical Condition; Suspect Hunted

Mysterious Sniper Wounds Another  Eighth Victim In  Philadelohia Area

Mysteriously Shot   Wounded by Shotgun Fire While Standing On Street Talking

Another Victim of  Philadelphia Gun   Police Unable to Find Trace of Mysterious Gunman Believed Mad

Mystery Killer Baffles Police   Philadelphia Cops Seek Unseen Sniper

GOP Leader Will Merge Two Papers   Policy Of 80 Year Old Daily To Continue

Joint Printing Expected With Va.-Tennessean  GOP Committeeman Reports Newspaper To Continue Policy

Mission Headed by .  Zhukov Said To Have Asked Peiping Not to Intervene at This Time

Soviet Advice Seen Cause of Chinese Caution  London Hears Russian Mission Reported a e , ptt =a . BAE

lausche, Ebright Irade Oratory  Governor Candidates On Campaign Tours

Farmarc Renort Good Seed Crops   Button Clover, Caley Peas, Kentucky 31 Fescue Best Group

k urope Army Wins A pprovi al   Assembly Plan Excludes Americans, Britons

Company Stores Stop Credit Of Striking Miners  Step Comes After MW Di igger irs Rejec § awie Work Order

CREDIT HALTED FOR STRIKING COAL MINERS   74,000 Of 400,000 Diggers Idle, Mostly In West Pennsvlvania

Credit Of Miners : Cut By Companys   7A 000 Saft Caal Diagere Oat:   44,000 Soft Coal Diggers Out; Union Official Predicts Spread

Says Walkout fo Blanket US   Company Stores End Credit Rating to Strikine Miners

CREDIT OF MINERS IS SHUT OFF   New Strike Strategy Is Employed As Nearly 74,000 Workers Out

Tension Mounts In Mine Fields   Company Stores Shut Off Digger's Credit

Miners, Out Of Pits, Get  No Groceries   Company Stores Refuse Credit To Striking Diggers

CREDIT IS CUT OFF 79,000 NOW STRIKING   UMW Official Predicts Nationwide Coal  Walkout

Company Stores Cut Off Credit To Many Miners   Head Of Biggest Local Says Strike To Spread All Over US

Strike Threat By Rail Union: Appears Eased   Plans Made For New Tatke With Federal Mediation Officials

Rail Strike Threat Eased   Federal Mediators Will Renew Talks Friday With Union

RAIL WALKOUT THREAT EASED   New Peace Talks Planned Friday To Try To Avert Costly Strike.

RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT IS EASED   UNIONS AGREE TO NEW NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CARRIERS

threat of a New  : "Mediator to Meet: or ~~Friday to Try for Peac

Threat of New Railway Strike Appears Eased   Two Operating Unions Plan Parley With Mediation Board

200,000 Men Be dled in Drive For Wage Hikes  Electrica! Union Orders (§),000 Off Tuesday

Senate Votes To Honor 10 Navy Fliers   Posthumous Awards Planned for Men Shoat Down bv Reds

SENATE WOULD HONOR SLAIN NAVY AIRMEN   Suspend Rules to Rush Measure Through by Roll Cail.

Posthumous Decorations Authorized By Swift Roll Call Vote In Senate Today

Taxes To Go Higher; Snyder Says Taxpayer Hasn't Seen Anything Yet

Excess Income Tax Might Be Levied on Citizens   New Pay Withholding Hike Only Start of  Increased Payments

Taxes Going Higher Than Ever Before   New Kind Of Levy On Excess Income To Be Plaved Oacstvaliothastlcn Tete Senne

WINE CASE IN JUDGE'S HANDS   Lawton Grape Growers Suit Would Bar Wine From Out of State

NO CHRISTMAS FIRES   Gas Service Disrupted in Indiana Community for Holiday

Marine Flies To Chicago For Reunion   Tells Press There Is ‘Something’ To Confession Report

Boost in Taxes  Held Unlikely   Possibility of Increase Deferred Until Next Session of Congress

No Immediate Tax Increase  Senator George Says There’s Plenty Time

NO INCREASE IN FEDERAL TAXES   Senator George Doesn’t Think Levies To Rise Despite Koreon Situetion

Sees No Tax Rise Now Even If Fight Worsens   Senate Finance Head Says Next Session Can Pass Bills

The Weather   George Sees No Need for Hike in Taxes  . Senate Shelves ” Lewer Excise ’ Plan, However

Small Chance Seen  For Boost on Taxes   George Says January Will Be Soon Enough for Any Action

No Immediate Tax Increase Prospects Seen   Finance Head Says "Plenty of Time’ To Consider Hike

No Federal Tax Hike Seen Even lf War Worsens   Sen. George Says ‘Plenty of Time’ For Increase Later

No Immediate Tax Increase Seen by George   Action Awaits Formal Request; Excise Cut Dropped

Rossellini Says He, Miss Bergman Await Documents   Actress Is Given Divorce by Mexican Courts Says Weman Is  Overjoyed x

Bergman’s Divorce Granted; Jubilant Rossellini to Wed_ His Actress Lover ‘Quickly’

ROSSELLINI AND INGRID ELATED   News of Mexican Divorce Speeds Plans for Their Marriage in Italy

ACTRESS GETS MEXICAN DECREE -IS OVERJOYED   Now Ingrid Con Marry Rossellini; Husband Ignore$ Divorce.

JAPAN'S POLICE ALERTED FOR NEW RED OUTBREAKS   Kight Nipponese Placed on Trial for Attacking American Soldiers at Rally.   “STRIKE” OF COLLEGE STUDENTS CALLED   Attempt to Influence Sunday's Election Expected —Communists Warned  to “Behave or Else.’

Chinese Send Reinforcement Racing South   Large Truck Convoy Spotied, Blasted by Yank Air Power

Enemy Explodes New Attack As Reinforcements Gather   Large Truck Convoy Seen Crossing Yalu From Manchuria; U.S. Planes Hitting Hard

ATTACK FROM thal ncADed FOR SINAN II   U. $. Bombers Hit Red Troops in Chongju Area and Kill §=500.

News Day, Night   Allies Form New Defense  Along River   1,000,000 Of Red China Army Reported In Position To Act

Reds Sally Forth for New Attack   Chinese Troops Said Te Be Massing in Force Near Boundary.

Canadians Halt tychange Deais  Influx Of Yankee Dollars Is Blamed

TOLL REACHES 3 IN AUTO MISHAP   Car-Train Injuries Prove Fatal to lowans

Impact of Korea War Brought Home   County's Blood Quota Is Increased

3 Probes Launched Into Cause of Wreck That Killed 33 Korea-Bound Servicemen

American Planes Step Up Attacks   Increased Number Of Flights Noted

U.S. Steps Up Air Assaults Against Reds   250 ‘Effective  Sorties? Flown: B-29’s Out ‘In Strength’

President Truman Requests Autographs Of Youngsters Af Father-Daughter Fete

. Truman Reverses Order President to Get Autographs ‘Of Dauahters of Press Club.

Four Burned to Death at Guilford. Me.   Three Saved as Mother and Others Perish

Senators Pass  Rent Measure  Controls Would Be Extended Two Month

ag Protests  U.S. Jet “Attack     Russ, Americans Differ on Episode

Senator's Claim ‘Not Sustained’   McCarthy's Charge of Tampering Not Upheld

THRENGS “ASSAILS MCCARTHY CHARGES   File Tampering Story Is Not Maintained By Facts, He Says; Peurifoy Heard

JUDY GARLAND CUTS THOAT IN ANGUISH   Tydings Says FBI Doesn't Sustain McCarthy Charges

Says McCarthy ‘Raped’ Files  Claim Untrue   State Dept. Cleared By FBI Probe, Ty dings Reports to Newsmen

FBI Examines Data; Finds Nothing Amiss   Senator McCarthy Charged Information Was ‘Filched’

Loyalty Files Cleared By  Investigators   McCarthy Charges Not Sustained By Facts Senator Tydings Says

Tydings States File Tampering Claim Unproved   Declares McCarthy's Charges Unsustained By FBI Investigation

Tydings Says Nothing To Files Charge   Reports FB! Findings Da Not Sustain Charges Papers Tampered With

Tydings Declares FBI Has Found Nothing to Sustain Charges Of Tampering With Loyalty Files

 'Peurifoy ‘Testifies In Secret   Hurley Will Appear Providing Documents Are Made Public

Tydings Denies  Files Incomplete  FBI Finds Nothing To Bolster Charge

McCarthy Charges - Unproved   Check By FBI Shows Claims Of State Office Tampering Are Unproved

Police Stoned By Communist-Led German Youths   Outbreaks Occur As Mass Demonstrators Return Home; 200 Seized In At tempt To Cross Border

W. Germany's Border Uneasy   Pro-Red Youths Trying to Get Home; 2,000 Lose Scrap to Helmstedt People

THOOd JOLIE UA  FOR NEW RIOTING     Police Hurry To Border Points As Hostility To Reds Mounts

Pro-Reds Threaten Violence   Youths Returning To Berlin From Red Rally Refuse To Take Exams

Violence Flares As Red Youths Are Going Home  Group Refuses to Take Examination

Anti-Reds Strip Blue Shirts Off Singing 2,000   Police Alerted For Attempt At Revenge; Refuse Examinertions

Anti-Communist Germans Pummel Pro-Red Youths   Police Are Busy As Members Of FD.  Refuse Inspection

Home-Going Red: Making Trouble In East Germany   7,000 Stone Police, Others Beaten And Stripped Of Shirts  By RICHARD K MALLEY

‘Blue Shirts Shirtless Violence Flares Along ‘West Germany Border

WEST GERMANS AND MARCHERS STAGE BATTLE   Huge Crowd Jami Borde: Area; Police Act To Block New Riots

Violence Flares In German Red Demonstration As FDJ Groups Are Beaten, Chased_

Police Stoned by 1,000 Communists Returning Home   Helmstedt People Beat Others, Strip Them of Their Shirt

lrate Germans Attack Pro-Reds  Returning Home Blue-Shirted Youths Pummeled By Civilians, Defy Frontier Guards

Mob Pro-Red Youths After Berlin Rally  Violence Avoided  Sunday Threatens West German Borde:

Anti-Reds Steal Shirts From Young Stalinists German Communist Youth Threatens Violence

Pro-Red Youths Face Violence   Meet, Resistence Enroute to Homes

20,000 YOUNG FEDS AETURN ~ FROM BERLIN   Helmstedt Civilians Rip Shirts from Backs of Commies.

West German Police Reinforced at Border   Additional Forces Hurried to Crossing Points Today as New Rioting is Feared in Homeward Trek of 20,000  Young Communists.   DISORDERS AT HELMSTEDT

Trek of Red Youth West Stirs Riots   Violence Arises Along Line Dividing Two German Zones.

Trouble Flares as Reds Return Home  Violence Threatens On West Germany’s Borders After Rally

Homeward Bound Groups Attacked.  Anti-Reds in Germany Mob Returning Youths

West Germany Facing Violence Aloné Borders   Anti-Communist Groups Mob Youths Returning From Berlin Red Rally

YOUTHS FROM BERLIN RALLY ARE ATTACKED   Violence Avoided In Huge Cemmunist Whitsun Celebration Threatens. In West Germany   RED SHIRTS ARE BURNED

Germans Assail Red Youth Groups  Violence Flares Up On West Frontiers

Move Is Made Io Halt New Rioting Police Reinforcements Sent - te Bess, Eenal  ARE RETURNING HOME  T. Lt. Geertad Hele.   ARE RETURNING HOME   Trouble Started in Helm: stedt Because of Transportation Tie-up

Move Is Made To Halt New Rioting   Police Reinforcements Sent ' to British Zonal Frontier   Trouble Started in Helm. stedt Because of Trans portation ie-up

Crossing. Potts   Fear New Rioting As 20,000 Red Youths Return To East

German Police Guard Against Renewed Riots   Tension Mounts With Red Youths’ Return From Whitsun Fete

Reinforce Police To Stop New Riots With Red Youths   West Germans Attack Youths At Helmstedt

Swarms of West German Police Rushed fo Berlin Border In Bid to Halt More Outbreaks  Rioting at Helmstadt Heightens Hostility Toward Communists

Reinforcements Rushed to Border As West Germans, Red Youths Clash

Anti-Reds Battle Members Of FDJ In German Cities   Youths Returning From Berlin Rally Mobbed, ‘Biue Shirts urned ; Luebeck Police  Siu Pha alert

Enraged Foes of Soviets Mot Pro-Russians   Berlin Rally Crowd, Trekking Home, Balks at Medical Exams

Violence Is Threatened In Germany   10,000 Pro-Red Youths Flocking Home From East;  Police Are Stoned

Riots Break Out Among Reds   Blue Shirts Ripped Off dt Helmstedt after Gana Beating

Refuse To Take Medical Exams At  Western Frontier   lrate West Germans Strip, Burn Uniform Shirts From 2,000 Returning From Berlin

Police Seek To Prevent Rioting In Germany  Communist Youth A a A tbtartlad   Communist Youth Are Attacked By Civilians

Communists Clash With Civilians   Shirts Torn Off 2,000 Returning From Big Rally

Violence Flares Up In Berlin Section Today  West German Border Scene Of Riotina   West German Border  Scene Of Rioting And Fightina

BLUE SHIRTS — TORN OFF OF YOUNG REDS   West Germons Mob Commun. ists Returning From Berlin Rally,

Red Rally Youths Stoned Enroute Home; Japs Who u3 Attacked Americans to Trial

Police Stoned by Red Youth at Luebeck   2,000 Fellow Travelers March Home Shirtless

Red Youths Involved In Violence   Situation Is Tense Along Borders Of  Western Germany

Republican Wilson Foreseen as Victor Over Long in Ninth District Election

Martin Sees Reds Back of Predicament   Thinks They Influenced Thinking in U. S. State Dept.

‘Studebaker ( Corp. Plans To Resume Operations ‘After One-Day Walkout

New York Stock Market Slumps   Price Level Drops Under Profit Taking

DENTAM AND NLRB MAY GLASH AGAIN OVER APPOINTE!   [Designation OF Memphis Di P pector Likely To Revive - Old Feud

Showdown — DueinDenham INLRB Battle   Squabble Over Respective Authority Headed for New Test

Texas Asks Jury On Tidelands  Alternative Plea Is For Hearing In District Court

Newspapers Open Concerted Blasts at Organized Crime in Bia Cities

Start Attack on Crime Big City Newspapers Unite In Drive To Expose Rackets

Organized Crime Battle Launched   Press Joins Law Agencies in Fight

Fourteen To Dailies Pool Their Efforts  Show Workings of Organized Rackets

McCarthy, Peurifoy May Be ‘Invited’ To Explain Tampering of Witnesses

208 5 SEVER 8 ANE EE  About 50,000 Cases Canned in 10-Day Run at Stokely Plant

Truman Pressure Ends Long Soft Coal Strike; Miners to Work Monday

Assembly Names Moderator ... .  Dr. Lacy Elected By Presbyterians

Dr. Lacy Named New Moderator      Elected Unanimously At Presbyterian Assembly In Virginia

Michigan Shivers   Close to Freezing Weather Is Recorded; Goes as Tow an 26

Allies Rush\:Aid To U.S. Airtield  North Korean Troops Abandon   North Korean Troops Abandon  Chintn Base In Southern Sector

 Hint United States Producing Special Bomb Casing For Atomic Explosives To Deal With Any Situation   Ask $350,000,000 Increase In 1951 Military Budget

Students Keep On Strike at Kokomo High   Pickets Discourage Approximately 1,000 From Attendine School Classes

Tax-Cutfing ~ Veto Feared   House All. Set. To Chor . Billion’ Dollars ‘OFF “Annual: Bill

Excise Tax Cut Worries Demos  GOP To Introduce Naw ‘Oriclia’ Bill

Truman Aides Wary of Tax  Cut Runaway   Fear Slash of Billion Off Excises, Spurning Veto Threat; G. O. P Oraanizes for Blitz

House Plans Excise Tax  Slash Soon  Truman Proniises To Kill Measure TE Nat Ralanon,

Excise Tax Cut Plans Trouble Bourbon Leaders   Veto Is Expected Unless New Revenue Balances Reduction

Congress Appears Ready  To Ignore Truman Veto Of Excise Tax Cut Bill   House Tax-Writers May Run Away With White House Recommendations And Chop Off About Billion Dollars In Revenue

Billion Dollar Excise Stash Veto Likely   House Republicans May Try To Push Through ‘Quickie’ Bil

Excise Tax Cut Has Leaders Of Demos Upset   GOP Readies Attempt To Ram Quickie Bill Through Congress

Billion Dollar Excise Slash Held Possible   House Democrats See Veto Aa GOP Renews Deive For Outek Cat

Possible Excise Cut of $1 Billion Worrying Dems   Leaders Fear Drastic Cu Will Be Hard to Offeet; Hope for Tax Hike Dim

Democratic Leaders Trying For New Revenue To Offset Slash   HIGHER CORPORATION LEVY IS -SUGGESTED

Motion For New Trial  Scheduled   Judge Sets Oct. 9 For Retrial Move; Mav Sentence Then

CIVIL RIGHTS DEBATE CURB WINS SUPPORT   Republican Senators May Assist Vote On Limit .

Southern Demos Call Session On Alaska Measure  Statehooc Bill Faces Tough Senate Fight; Filibuster Fhreatens

Statehood For Alaska Faces Heavy Going  Bitter-End Fight On  DA amerstva lie Mintaa   Bitter-End Fight On Measure Is Hinted By Southern Demos

Statehood Bill Receives Test  Southern Demoarraie   Southern Democrats Call Strategy Huddle

Alaska Statehood Bill Faces Heavy Going in Senate   Southern Democratic Senators Call Morning Strategy Meeting

Alaskan Statehood Faces Tough Going In Short Session   Vigorous Request From President For Passage

Hawaii's FateInvolved' _  Alaska Statehood Bill Faces Heavy Going In Senate Test

nn Be ill Test White Hou  Alaskan ‘Bill Faces  Heavy Senate Going

Statehood Bill Headed For Rouch Going In U.S. Senate   Filibuster Faces ‘Two Measures

Statehood For Alaska Faces Heavy Going   Bitter-End Fight On Measure Is Hinted By Southern Demos

Substitute Tax Formul:  To Hit Veto.   Democrats: Claim Proposal By GOP Favors Big Firms

No One Injured tr Railroad Wreck   Spirit of St. Louis Rams Derailed Freight Train; Delayed 4 Hours

Freight Wreck Derails ‘Spirit  No One Hurt in Crash Near South Fork Pa.

Destitute Family Of Houston Man Who Tried Bank Holdup Flooded With Gifts

Reds Jam Highway  To Berlin 30 Reeth Backed  Resume Familiar  ‘Televinn Tanbioe

“Berlin Truck Traffic Jam Suddenly Eased by Russians After Worst Tieup

Reds Tighten, Then Relax Road Blocks   Trucks Jammed Along Berlin Trunk Highway

Referee Reversed In County Case  . oe yee   Westline Woman Awarded Compensation

Referee Reversed In County, Case.   Westline Woman Awarded Compensation

Bar kley Hints Brannan Plan  Will Be Junkec   Declares Democrats Are Not Committed Te Payment System

Speaks In lowa Today—  Brannan Plan Losing Favor, Barkley Hints to Newsmen

Brannan Plan Losing Favor   Barkley, Indicates ‘That Party. Will Not: Push Farm Proposal:

1,000 NORTH KOREAN TANKS IMMOBILIZED   Kelatively Few Military Targets  Left In Korean War, Ait Carmander Sarvs

Unanimous Vofe By Board Given Army Secretary   Position Accepted Bv Twin City Man

Telephone Rate Hike Ordered In Minnesota   25-Cent Resident, 50-Cent Business ‘Boost Approved

Soong Quits Nationalists Party In China  Brother of Madame Chiang Resigns

Soong Quits China’s Party   Millionairg Brother Of Madam Kai-Shek  Won’t go to Formosa

Former Minister Quits Chinese Nationalists   Report Brother-in-Law, Generalissimo Didn’t See Eye to Eye.

Nationalists Abandoned by be Y. Soong   Central Committee Reveals Resignation of Madam Chiang’s Rich Brother

Resigns From the Kuomintang  Soong Breaks With  Chinese Government

Local Forecast   Soong Quits China Party, Invasion Seen   Rich Member of Ruling Family Refuses To Return As Formosa Geta Set

Chiang Relative Quits Chinese Nationalists  Millionaire Soong Refuses To Return To Formosa

Announce Seong Abandons Party In Darkest Hout   Presa Drive On Jap Reds; 13 Czechs Convicted Of High Treason; 4 To Die

SROTHER OF MME. CHIANG QUITS PARTY   ', V. Seong, Millionaire, Resigns from Kuomingtang Rather Than Return Te Fermesa   tEPORTED IN STATES

Soong Spurns Formosa For Haven In U.S.   Former Nationalist Premier Of China Resigns Party

Soong Quits Nationalist China’s Ruling Party As  Formosa Attack Looms

Soong Has Quit Chinese Party; Spurns Formosa   Former Foreign Minister in New York; Repor tedly Tgtiored Requests. to Give  ’ Parts of His Fortune to Nationalists; Qne of Wealthiest of Chinese. -

Soong Refuses To Help Chiang Die In Formosa  Millionaire Brother   Millionaire Brother Of Madame Resians

S00NG DECLINES TO JOIN CHIANGS IN “DEATH STAND!   = ee 4 Millionaire Brother OF “Gen erclissimo’s Wife Quits  Kinwminthne

Soong Quits Party, Stays On in U.S.   Millionaire Brother of Mrs. Chiang Ducks Trip to Formosa and Last-Ditch Defense Pledged by Kai-Shek

$50.000,000 Yugoslav Aid  Before House   Foreign Affairs Committee Emphasizes Military Reasons For Bill

SENATE OKAYS YUGOSLAV AID   Passage By House In Bid For Tito’s Friendship Seems Certain

Missouri Business Outlook Bright ‘With ‘General Prosperity’ in 195(   Optimistic Forecast Given Governor Smith By Head of Employment Security Division; Decline in Farm Income Major Dark Spot

Owners of Blazing Well Near Renovo ‘Await the Arrival of Texas Firefighters

Renovo Gas Wel Is Still Burning  Turn to Nitroglycerine   Turn to Nitroglycerine In Effort to Snuff Out 3-Day-Old Fire

Disposition of Herman Schulz’ Estate Cloudy   Large Claims May B« Filed; Altered Will  Presents Problems

Disposition of — Herman Schulz’ Estate Cloudy  Large Claims May   Large Claims May Be Filed; Altered Will  Presents Problems

President Urges Delay in UMT at Least to January   Favors Plan But Does Not See Immediate Need, Truman Declares

Margiotti Denies Link To Rackets  Dilworth Charges  Attasnaw Gakacat   Dilworth Charges Attorney General Fronts for County Racket Cperator

‘Auditor Questions Use of Funds for Drilling  New Well  ef   Transaction at Gainesville  Checked

Auditor Questions Use of Funds for Drilling New Well  Transaction at Gainesville \ Checbad

WILL NOT PAY STATE'S SHARE OF EXPENSES   West Virginia Auditor Refuses To Approve §3,600 For Potomac Rasin Commission

wk kk xk &k *& kt k Airman Frets About Wife After Mid - Air ‘Tove Ficht? With Kickine Blonde

PILOT BATTLES BLONDE IN SKY   Made Love To Quiet His  Hysterical Passenger   In Tossing Plane

Her Name Was Frost  Plane Co-Pilot Tells of Battle  To Quiet ‘Loving’ Blonde

Amorous Blonde Nearly Wrecks Plane  PILOT, PASSENGER STRUGGLE IN AIR

Battered Flier Worried How He Will Explain Love-Making In Plane To Wife

Battered Pilot Quiets Blonde by Making Love fo Her: Now Must Explain fo Wife

‘Hopes Wife Understands  'Co-Pilot Tries Romeo Role ‘To Quiet Violent Passenger

 POWS ft BAPIGH ty vv IFS  Pilot Woos Unstrung Blonde On Hectic Flight

Co-Pilot Makes Love to Quiet Hysterical Blonde Passenger in Wildly Tossing Plan

bamnbridge Colby of Bemus Point, Ex-U.S.Secty. of State Says One of GreatErrors in History Was FDR’s Red Recoonjtir,

Former Diplomat Blames Reosevelt For Red Advances  Says Recognition Of Russia One of Biggest Mistakes

Jack Pope Takes Oath as Judge Of Appeal Court   Chief Justice Murray Administers Yow In Packed Courtroom

Acheson Asks GOP Support -Six-Point Policy Program   Secretary of State Calls for Unity at Home And Says Russia Camouflaaes Real Aims

Blind Mechanic Surrenders ln Texas, Tells Of 1931 Arkansas Bank Robbery

Gl From Korean Battlefront Races To See Father, Lying Near Death

WHAT OF JOHN FINE?  Grundy Faction Of G.O.P. Faces Axe In Hands Of New Governor

U. 5. SWELLS SPENDING STREAM WITH $50 MILLION AS PENSION CHECKS GO OUT

Bigger Pension Checks Go Out To Ameri ca ns   v: S. Pumps.Extra $50 Million A Month In  €aeial Security

SS Pensions Are Larger Now  Extra $50 Million Goes To Beneficiaries

LARGER SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS (0 INTO MAILS   Government Starts Sending  an Additional $50,000,000 a Month to Those Drawing Pensions.   IMEANS MORE INCOME FOR THREE MILLION   [Inflationary Effect to Be Countered by Application   of Higher Withhold ing Taxes.

Get-Em-Paid Pressure of Wartime Davs Blamed TE LL NTR SSRs nthe steer eit snerstatsnnenmnstcinycnatt  Many GI Overpayments CaM

Wartime Pressure Blamed fos Overpayments in Servicemen’ s Allotments

‘Blame ‘Gef-’Em-Paid’ Rush for Total ‘Army Overpayments of $157 Million

‘Get-’Em-Paid’ Pressure s Blamed for $157 Million ‘Veterans’ Overpayments

Sun Oil Hit li Trust Suit  Justice Department   Justice Department Files Civil Action

Government Files Anti-Trust Suit Against Sun Oil   Cancellation Of Contracts Between Company, Station Operators 1s Sought

President Sure He'll Win Vote (n House Rule  Vital Decision Today Will Test ‘Fair Deal’

President Sure He'll Win Vote ()n House Rule  Vital Decicion Tad   Vital Decision Today Will Test ‘Fair Deal’

U. S. Leader Sees Win In Rule Test   Vote in House Due Today, Dixie Bolt Seen Certain

VOTE ON HOUSE  RULES DUE TODAY   4 iTRUMAN SAYS HE HAS BEEN  ASSURED OF VICTORY   OVER COALITION.

Acheson Prepares To Defend Program  Taft Denounces U.S Policy In Far East

WEATHER  Showers today. Partly cloudy with few showers  Tuesday. Continued cool.   Taft Blasts China Policy

Soviets Aid Chinese Reds In New Attack  Formosa Campaign T: Get Support From   Formosa Campaign To Get Support From Russia, Says Report

Invasion Seen For Formosa   Reds Declared Ready to Hit Nationalist Stronchela

Soviets Aid Chinese Reds  In New Attack Formosa Campaign Ti Get Support From  recina 6UG}fFSnVvC KARA

Invasion Of Formosa {s Seen Near   U. S. Decision On Policy Imminent; Britain’s Ready

China Reds Mass Ships For Invasion  Soviet Units Are Reported At Daire:

CHINESE FEAR FORMOSA ATTACK   DECLARE REDS ARE MASSING SHIPS TO INVADE ISLAND WITH SOVIET AID.

LUCAS DEMANDS POTATO ACTION   Threatens Night Session Unless Senate Votes On Price Supports

[ropes Barnacles Dow Bite!  ‘Coast Guard Logs Odd Distress Plea:

You Have Troubles?—  Now Take The Coast Guard In Hunt For Dumny Little Redhead

Peroxide Recommended Permanent Wave S08 Is Answered by Coast Guard

Big Sea Disaster: Coast Guard Comes To Rescue of Nautical Permanent Wave

\Coast Guard Gets Some Dillies  Permanant Wave Neutralizer Lost After Woman’s Hair Set

Coast Guard Goes To Rescue Of Woman Who Set Hair At Sea Then Lost Home Permanent Kit

Eight Escape In Plane Fall   Navy Men Saved When Ship Crashlands Off Shore Of Lake Michigan.

PLANE INTO LAKE: ALL ABOARD SAVED   Eight Naval Reservists Run Out of Gas Over Lal Michigan

Plane Lands in Big Lake; Crew Escapes   Naval Aircraft Forced to Land in Lake Michigan; Was Out of Fuel

Navy Fliers Are Rescued  Plane Crash-Lands   Plane Crash-Lands In Lake Michigan

Canoeists Save Eight irom Lake   Navy. Fliers Down Off Michiqan Shore

Airmen Saved After Crash In Lake Michigan   _Eight Escape Injury “Near Benton Harbors One Swims For Help

CREW OF EIGHT ARE UNHURT IN PLANE MISHAP    Twin-Engine Craft Forced Te  Make Crash-Lardirg off Michigan Shoreiine _

ALL ABOARD SAVE   Eight Naval Reservists Rur Out of Gas Over Lal-Michigan   RESCUED BY CANOE

Naval Plane Crash-Lands; Eight Escape   Landing Made On Lake Michtaan

Eight Safe After Crash Landing —   Crewmenof Navy Craf Forced Down on Lake Michigan Not Injured Brought in By Canoes

Eight Escape Air Crash   Plane Falls Into Lake Michigan During Storm

8 Saved After Plane Wrecks   Craft Falls in Lakes Canoeist Rescues All

Navy Plane’s Crew Survives Cr: ash Landing   Pilot Brings Land Craft Down on Water After Circling Blindly

Thousands See Bomber Hunt hield In Night   Naval Reserve Craft Lost Over ~ Twin Cities; Circles For  Almost 2 Hours

8 Men Unhurt As Navy Plane . «(Grashes in Lake   Craft Circles Two Hours In Driving Rain as Hundreds Watch

Eight Unhurt When Plane Crash-Lands   Navy Men Brought Ashora by Cances When PY-Z Lands Just Off Lake Michigan Shoreline After Circling Blind

Circle: Low Over Twin Cities For Almost Two Hours _ After Becoming Lost ‘In Heavy Rainstorm En Route To Naval Airbase

Pilot Unable to Find Field in Heavy Rain   One Man Swims Ashore, Canoeists Save Other Seven

CITY TENSE AFTER CLASH   Situation Caused When Soviets Kidnap Teacher From U.S. Zone.

Six or Eight Shots Heard Tn Tense City   West Says Teacher Abducted as Reds Mass for March

E. German Police Open Fire Upon Western Sector   Action First Serious Violence Since the  Reds Massed for Ralh

Soviet Zone Police Fire Into West  American Sector Invndod tn Maka   American Sector Invaded to Make Arrest

Western Zone Troops, Police Maintain Watct   Guard Against Possible Try at Border Crossing

RUSSIAN ZONE POLICE FIRE AGAINST WES]   500,000 Red Youths Maas in Berlin For Rally

Violence Is First Of Big RedWeekend   Allied Troops Put On Stand-By Basis As West Precaution

Becomes First Serious Violence Since Russians Began Massing Communist Youth

Situation Is Tense on Eve Of Red Rally   Allied Troops Are Ready for Trouble

West Berlin Sector Police Try:' Rescue German School Teact Who Had Been Kidnaped Fri American Sector Of City ~   COMMUNIST POLICE CHASED BY GERMA

‘Keep Your Chin Up—We Will Win’   Belgium Plunged Into A New Explosive Crisis By Leopold   “THE TIME HAS COME!" ‘Allies Must Battle Reds ‘Or Stand Loss Of Our Aid

Chiang Kai-shek, MacArthur Have Reached Agreement on Joint Defense of Formosa

U.S. WILL AID IN DEFENSE OF CHIANG’S BASE   Joint Defense Plan Agreed Upon By Gen. MacArthur In Visit

MacArthur Backto Japan   General ‘Completes Tatk With Chiang Kai-Shek At Taipci, Formosa

Formosa Defense Is Agreed Upon  MacArthur Returns  a " bf. ‘1 £6 Bee lal

Mac and Chiang Talk on Mutual Formosa Defense   Lays Foundation For U.S. Aid to Nationalists

Chiang and MacArthur Are in Accord   Joint Defense of Formosa Discussed By Military Chiefs

MACARTHUR I5 BACK IN JAPAN   Talks With Chiang KaiShek Cheer Up Formosa Island Refugees  TURNS DOWN TROOPS

H-BOMB GIVEN TOP PRIORITY   Work Is Also Speeded Or Developing Atomic Engine

Development Of H-Bomb Is Top Priority   AEC to Bring Heavy Pressure to Bear Upon Project

New York Cotton   AEC Places Highest Priority On Development of H-Bomb

Rails Resume Normal Service as Walkout Ends   Union Halts Strike, Modifies Its Demand for Second Fireman

Committee Of City Employes Confers With Manager Here   Flirts With Chair Death—  Convicted Of Murder, Claims He’s Sane

Man Tries to Prove His Sanity; Faces Chair, if He Wins   He Examines Paychiatris!  Who Says Defendant Is Insanes Case Ys Unusual

MALIK AGAIN TRIES 10 FORCE QUSTER OF CHINESE GROUP   Other Powers Decline To Recognize Motion Of Soviet Deleaglte

Malik Walks Out of U.N. Atomic Talk  Soviets Refuse To Participate If China Stays’

Malik Halts 6-Power Control Talks   Sixth Walkout Blamec on Nationalist China Deleqate’s Presence

eee A REPACOA ISBELL FUND STANDS AT $300  Generosity Of Donors Assures - Goeing Eye Dog For Blind Boy

ISBELL FUND STANDS AT $300 Generosity Of Donors Assures Seeing Eye Dog For Blind Boy

ORDER PROBE OF 80 DEATHS IN AIR GRAS   Packed Airliner Smashed Up in Wales Just Short of Home Field.

Eyewitnesses Say Engines Of Ship Failed   Only 3 Persons © Survive Disaster In Wales

Order Probe of Air Crash Fatal to 80   Authorities Forbid Visiting With Any of 3 Survivors

80 Die In Worst Air Crash   Plan Formal Inquiry Into’ Crash : Which Occurred In Wales

Giant Airliner Crashes Short of Airfield in Wales   Three of Planeload of Grid Fans Survive: Start (nauiry

80 Persons. Killed In Holiday Crash‘   Crash Is Worst In Aviation History; Three Of Passengers Survive Mishap

ELSH FOOTBALL FANS VICTIMS OF AERIAL DISASTER   Huge Plane Plummets Into Field Near Airport At

Legislature — Seeks Right To Enaet Bil   Republican Slug Tt Out Against Cornoration Levy

Republican Lawmakers © Ask Chance to Pass New Gasoline, License Taxes

House Approves GOP Resolution   Democrats Are  Bitterly Opposed.

Warning Given:   ee aa ee eee  ‘Indian People Told. to Prepare 1 ‘or Any Foreten Aevression

India Told War May Be Coming  Leader Says Nation Must Be Prepared

DEVASTATING BLOW HIT BY NAVY AIRMEN  Aircraft of 7th Fleet Causes Havoc in Korea After Coverino Shara J andine

Americans Destroy 45 Planes   Navy And Air Force Make Successful Attack On Enemy In Wanson Area

Navy Gets 45 Planes; Airforce 18   Ground Forces Kill Hun dreds Beating Off New Communist Attempts To Storm Taejon.

Navy, Air Force Fighters Shoot 45 Red Planes   Combined Operations In One Day Destroy Ships, Hit Ground Targets

45 Red Korean Planes Smashed   US Navy, Air Force Aircraft Join In  Half-Dozen Assaults

Sordoni Is Given Place In Cabinet   Will Succeed Roosevelt as State Secretary of Commerce.

Air Force to Call Five Guard Groups Groups and ‘a number’  Of Supporting Units Slated for Duty Feb. 1

NATIONAL GUARD AIR UNITS BEING CALLED.   Will Be Assigned Primarily ¢ _ Close Support Of Ground Troops

Air Force Announces That They Will Be Called With A Number Of Supporting Units.

Air Guard Units Are Being Called   Five Will Be Taken Into Federal Service February 1.

Five Air N. G. Groups To Get Call   Number Of Supporting Units: Also To Be Brought Into Federal Service February 1

To Call More Guard Airmer   Five Groups and Support ing Units to Enter Feder al Service Feb. I.

U.S. WILL SEND AMERICAN G.1’S TO IKE’S ARMY   PRESIDENT SAYS ADDITIONAL TROOPS SLATED FOR EUROPE

Names Group To Help In Doctor Draft   Proclamation Is Being Prepared By Truman Today

Gives Clean Slate To Police Board   Missouri Governor In Declaration Following Parlay With Members

GOVERNOR SAYS POLICE BOARD'S OKAY FORK. C   Missouri's Chief Executive Meets with Officials, Releases Indorsement Later

Kansas City Police Given Clean Slate   Governor Declares That Police Are Doing Good Job; No Progress in Murder Checkup

Clean Slate to Police Board   Statement from Governor after Secret Session

COV, SMITH STANDS BY POLICE BOARD AT KANSAS UITY   Declares Commissioners Are Doing Good Job and Turns Down Offers of Three to Resign.   STATEMENT FOLLOWS SECRET CONFERENCE   Executive Rejects Rep. Web ster’s Suggestion for State Crime Cleanup by Bipartisan Group.

Calls for Higher Taxes on Pay-As-We-Go Basis to Fimance Staggering Arms Program; Price Controls Will Be Used If Necessary

Symington Made Boss of Entire Emergency Pian  President Calls for Voluntary Restraints On Prices and Wages

Reds Move In Face of Punishing  Air Blows   Other U.N. Force: Get Savage Blows From 80,000 Reds  In Northeast

Adm. Sherman Says Red Navy Powerful  Russia Concentrating On Undersea Warfare

Navy of Russia Said Powerful   Sherman Says Ships of Nation Are Suited to Atomic Warfare.

Red Undersea Force Larger Than Our Own  Anti-Sub Weapons’ Claimed Needed In

Sherman Says Soviet Navy 'Very Powerful’ It Is Well Suited To Tvoe Of War loccow Wisuld Wace

Admiral Sherman ‘ays Russia Has Powerf il ‘Navy fo Suit Her Needs

Move Untimely; Would Welcome Stalin As Guest   Refuses Comment Or Churchill Proposed Top Level Parleys

French OK Record High Gov’t Budget   Bidault Cabinet Wina Three Votes

Parliament Gives Its Consent to Plan for Budget   F’remier Bidault Given (‘complete Confidence Vote in One Evening

BIDAULT WINS BUDGET FIGHT   3 Confidence Votes Giver _ French Premier, In Row. oe “Over "Tax ‘Measur

Bidault’s Coalition Group Gets Vote of Confidence   205 Vatec Palled

BIDAULT WINS BUDGET FIGHT   3 Confidence Votes Giver French Premier In Row Over Tax Measures

Kuhl to Appear for Court Plea   Ex Revenue Collector Faces Soliciting Count

MIKE MONRONEY AND SEN, THOMAS AN GLOSE RAUE   Lead Switches Back and Forth—Challenger Trails by 1,285 in 1,595 of 3,786 Precincts,   RUNOFF TO SETTLE CONTEST IS LIKELY   Johnston Murray, Son of “Al falfa Bill,’ Far Ahead of Opponents in Guberna torial Fight.

Canada Joins U. S. Forces  in Search   Craft Believed Down in Mountainous, Icy Yukon Territory

USAF, Canadian Planes Join In Intense Search  Craft Disappeared On Flight From Anchorage To Base At Great Falls

44 ON C-54 MISSING IN YUKON WILDS   Air Force Transport I: Subject Of Wide Search By Dozens Of Planes

OIL SHARES EDGE OUT IN FRONT   Fractional Gams Outnum ber Losses By Modest Margin In Slow Trading

Unprecedented Privilege for “Mercy Death” Defendant   Wul Be Allowed His Freedom at Liberty Under $25,000 Bond: Case Opens Tomorrow

Country Docto. in Mercy Trial  Dr. Sander Granted Freedom Privilege

DOCTOR TO BE FREE AT MURDER TRIA!   WILL REMAIN AT LIBERTS UNDER BOND IN “MERCY SLAYING” CASE.

AIRMEN POUND ~N.KOREA CAPITAL   Blast Seaport, Rails; U. 5. British Carrier Planes Take Part

AF Planes Strike North's Capital: Damage Heavy   Raid Follows Earlier Carrier Planes’ Blow At Pyonayang Airport

American Planes Hit North Korean Capital, Port City   Heavy Damage Inflicted By Land-Based Planes; Two Yak Fighters Downed

U. S. Pilots Smash Reds’ Capital, Port   Bombers, Fighters F ly 174 Sorties;  ‘Heavy Damage Dealt at Pvonevane

UAW, GM Agree on 5-Year Pact   Guaranteed Boosts, Retirement Provided

AUTO WORKERS GAIN PENSIONS BY CONTRACT   Cost of  Living Tie To Be Retained With GM

Temperatures   ‘Recommendation Would Help Rio Grande to Get Pacific Business

End of Ogden ‘Gateway’ Monopoly Recommended By ICC ‘Agent in Renoart

18 Killed In Outbreak Of Religious War  Many Moslems And Christians Baftle In Eritrea

OPPOSITION T0 SENDING MORE GI'S 70 EUROPE   Congressmen Demand Re. serves at Home, Hit Turndown of MacArthur.

Solons Demand ‘Enough Troops Be Kept In U.S.   \ x Information Requested On 4uher Nations’ Pledges To New Defense Force

See Opposition to Speedy Transfer o! Troons to Europe   Congress Wants Data on Pledges Of Other Nations

European Troop Transfer Stirs Congressmen  Lawmakers Ask More Information About Foreign Pledges

Congressmen Want To know  Europe’s Plans   Advise Caution In Sending U. S. Forees Abroad Without Pledges

Opposition Rises. To Quick ial Of Troops Abroa   Lawmakers Demand Data on Pledges of Allies in Europe °

Opposition to Sending Yanks To Europe Rises  Congressmen Seek More information on Pledaes

Congress Wants Data on Pledges ‘of Atlantic Bloc   Asks Assurance That U. S. Will Not Be Short of Defense

Congress Wants Data on Troops  Transfer to Europe. May Be Opposed

Oppose Sending Soldiers Abroad   What Is Europe Going to Do, Solons Demand

WANT REVIEW IN CONGRESS OF OTRENGTE   Speedy Transfer of More ol U. S. Forces to Europe May Hit Snag.

Opposition To Movement To Europe Of Troops, Without ‘Guarantee Seen In Conaress

Congress May Rise Against Sending Men  Wants To Know What Europe Will Do About  Se a Le Se ri fh ee i. knees

‘Ask ‘How About Other Nations?’ (Many Congressmen Hit More Troops For Europe

Opposition Seen In Fast Transfer Of U.S. Troops   Congress Opposes Sending Men Until Europe Pledges Troops To Defense Pact

Troop Transfer Proposal Draws Congress Fire  Added European   Added European Force Opposed By Lawmaker:

Opposition Rises To Sending GI's To Europe  Senators Want   Senators Want Assurance Europeans Will Do Their Part

Conaress Aroused Over European Army  Truman Plan To   Truman Plan To Send More Troops Draws Protests

TROOP SHIPMENT PLAN DEMANDER   Opposition Arises In’ Congress To Any Speedy, Transfer To More Americans To Europe.

 Want Information  Congressional Members Demand To Know European Army Plans

Congress Aroused Over European Army  Truman Plan To Send More Troops

Fight Over Lie Argued Before U. N. Assembly  Vishinsky Expected   Vishinsky Expected To Lash Norwegian At Tadav's Meeting

Battle Over Lie Before Assembly  Reds Say They Will Not Recognize Sec.

Assembly To Decide Fate Of Lie Today  Bitter Battle Over .   Bitter Battle Over Secretary Waged By UN Members

US. Firm In Support Of Norwegian   Austin "Threatens Veto if Re-election Of Lie Is Blockcd

Lie Gets Support Of U. S.   Austin Will Veto Anyone But Norwegian For UN Assembly Post

U.S. Plugs Hard To Keep Iryave Lie as Secretary   Threaten Veto Against Russian Candidates

Publishers Break Off ‘Contract Negotiations  With AFL Printers’ Union

Printer Union Charged With Pact Breaking   Publishers Claim Violation In ITU Support Of Guild

Men Are Hurt As Car Blown [ rom Highway  me dd. Vallav   Rio Grande Valley Resident Is Killed Ry Liahtning Bolt

U.S.OFFERS 100 LBS, FOR 1 CENT  Spuds Dirt Cheap (But Mustn’t Eat!)

House Okays Excess Profits Tax Bill; Senate Plans Some Changes in Measure

60th Anniversary Of Eiche Turners Draws Big Crowd   More Than 400 Persons Attend Festivities Saturday Evening

60th Anniversary Of Eiche Turners Draws Big Crowd  More Than 400 Persons Attend Festivities

COVERS ENTIRE FRONT   Again the Enemy Forces - Greatly Outnumber the  Americans

Americans Outmanned by 4 to 1   Yank Counterattacks, Heavy Air Assault, Slow Enemy Down

A Decisive Battle Rages for Korea   North Koreans Attack in Rain Along Whole Front With 90,000 Men Against Greatly Outnumbered Americans.   Ist Cavalry Loses Some Ground; Holds Firm Against 3 Divisions

North Korean Reds In All-Out ‘Attempt To Smash American Positions, Drive Yanks Out Of Korea; Units 100 Miles Northwest Of Pusan Give Some Ground To Reds

Heavily -Outnumbered Americans Fight in Rain Without Planes; Big Guns Duel All Along Front

Front-Wide Assault Appears to Be Eifort At Quick Decision   Attack on 200-Mile Line Aimed at Driving Yanks From Their Beachhead

Nationalists Save Troops At Hainan  Chushan Regarded Wext Red Tarket

POINTS UP. NEED   Chicago Writer Tells Quarterback Club of Athletics’ Scope   TROPHY TO ‘STINSON

Chicago Writer Tells Quarterback Club of Ath letics’ Scone   TROPHY TO STINSON

Ohio Defense Organization In Case of Another War About 95 Per Cent Ready

Organization of Civil Defense Corps In Ohio Is About 95 Percent Complete

REVISION OF TAX -LAWS1S PROPOSE   i CONGRESS TOLD PLUGGING “LOOPHOLES” WOULD  YIELD $.1.106,000.000.

Tighter Tax Laws May Bring Govt. $1 Billion Extra   industrialist Urges End 0} Tax Exemptions On Some Charity Activity ©

Little, Charity Trust ‘Target’, Would Tighten Tax Laws  U. 3. Could Collect $1 Billion By Wiping QOut Certain Exemptions, He Tells Solons

Save Billion By Plugging Holes, Said   Non-Educational Sidelines Of Some  Orhanle Smersen

Metropolitan Papers Call Gov. Duff's Victory  Triumph of Progressivism Over Reaction

Impossible, Fantastic — 13-Inch Catfish Squirts From Winston Hydrani

Wives Of Milk Truck Drivers Seek Settlement   Women Will Discuss Strike Dispute With Industry Leaders

Striker’s Wives To Try To Work Qut Milk Tie-Up   New Idea In Labo) Negotiations Set Forth By Women

Mates Of Milk Truck Drivers Plan To Discuss Trouble With Dealers.

135 Killed, 1,000 Hurt In Japanese Typhoon  Worst Storm To Strike Islands In 16 Vaare Raaring North Taward Hokkaido

Search Widens For Plane Shot At By Russians   Consider Plan To Sweep Sea Bottom For Clues To Plane  (BULLETIN)

Clews To Navy Plane Fizzle Out  Giant Air-Sea Hunt Failing To Locate Trace Of Bomber

Another Clue On Lost Plane Fizzles Out   Piece of Charred Wood Proves To Be Part of Smoke Bomb

Brief Hope Held _ After Week’s Hunt   Floating Wood Near First Crash Site. Reported by Swedish Skip in Baltic --

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Another Honed-For Plane Crew Clue Fizzles Out

Housewives Affected by Security Act   Many Housewives and Farmers Will Have to Meet a Payroll Tax If New Bill Is Accepted

FARMERS MAY GATHER TAXES   , Housewives Also Face Trouble  With Blanks if New Bill Becomes Low

GAVIN BLASTS OIL DEPLETION DEDUCTION CUT   Warns Thousands Of Wells Will Be Closed lf Allowance Is Cut

"Coal Bins Nearly Bare In North Carolina Yards   Weather Forecast Isn’t Encouraging, Either; - Emergency Supply Of Fuel To One Hospital   Agricuitural Officials Try «to Assess Damage To Crons

Carolinas’ Coal Stocks Fall To Danger Level   Charlotte, Raleigh Desperate; Schools OK, But Very Short

HUNTED DAY AND NIGHT Korea Newsman Tells How He Hid From Communists

Tyler Wildcat Well Blows Out  Schools Close; Mile Sq. Area Evacuated

Beradoll’s Son Gets 5 Years  Judge Gives Chance Ta Gatin Liniform

Bergdoll Is Given  Five Year Term   American Justice Offers  Youth Another Chance

Draft Board Calls 14 Men For August 2nd   First Men To Go Will Be Examined At Sioux Falls

MacArthur's Headquarters Announces 500Pounders Were Rained From Air on Communist Troops Northerners Fall sack 12 Miles From City U. S. Naval Units Also Go Into Action.

Jets, Bombers Strate Enemy North of Seoul   Communists Driven From Capital; Bombs Rained on North Unite

South Korean Troops Drive Communists Out  — Of Seoul; Battle Roars

STATE DEPARTMENT RECALLS JOHN SERVICE, CENT TOY INDIA WHO WOS LISTED WITH REDS

LOYALTY FILE TO BE OPENED FOR SENATORS   Ambassador-at-Large Prepares Reply To McCarthy

Michigan Bell Awaits Area Phone Data   To Expedite North Berrien Farmers’; Resolution To MPSC

CONSIDER NEW PHONE SERVICE   Coloma, Watervliet Anc Bainbridge Included  In Extension

BETH GETS OFFICE   K. U. Professor Elected Officer of Journalism Group

CONGRESS ASKS SPEEDY TREATY WITH JAPANESE   GOP Attacks Truman Plan To Leave Formosa Alone After War Ends

Demands For Early Peace Treaty Witl Japan Follow Announcement on Formosi

Demands For Early Jap Treaty Arise After GOP Hits Truman On Formosa

New Formosa Policy ‘Confusing’ to GOP   Truman Would End Protection By Fleet Upon Peace in Korea; Spurs Demand for Jap Treaty

Speedy Peace Treaty With Japan Urged  Cries Follow Word By Truman Fleet Wil

GOP Calls Policy Confusing ... Demands for Early Peace Treaty With Japan Are Made in Congres:

Japanese Peace Treaty Demanded   Republicans Say Truman ‘Confusing’

Taft Defends Southern  Republicans  Scott Réebuked for Criticism

Taft Defends Southern Republicans   Scott Rebuked for Criticism of Reece, Others

Taft Defends Scott Targets   Senator Denies Colleague Sold Party for Power

NLRB Orders Bargaining Agent Election For 100,000 General Electric Employes

NLRB Poll Will Settle UE-IUE Fight   Local Unions Agree on Schedule For Balloting

Imprison Heads Of Puerto Rican Political Groups   Attack on Truman, Island Revolt Lead To Many Arrests

Kohler Assails Democrat Policy  Charges Violations Of Practices Act

Nine Negroes at M. U. With Permits to Attend Classes   More Than Century of Precedent Broken as 1950-51 Term Opens.

Pul Weigh! Limits on County Roads   State Prohibition Affects Routes A. WN. O and Others.

Two Slain in U. S. Capital;  Merey Killer Found Guilty   ed Mohr Faces 12-Year Tern  For Manslanuchter   tore Watchnien Stabbed Mo Five Floars Anart 

Fingerprints Clue In Murder of 2 Store Watchmen   100 Washington Police At Work on Slayings in Big Department Store

Okeene Jaycees Announce Ready F or Big Annual Roundup Of Rattlesnakes

Congress May Take Recess; Not Adjourn  House Resumes Business Today   House Resumes Business Today After 10-Day Recess

Unite Between Former Capital And Suchon Area   28.000 Red- Are Reported Sealed From Retreat: Block Escape Arterios

Resistance Dying Out In Pyongyang As Tanks Arrive   South Korean Division Now Within 85 Miles Of Manchurian Border

Escape Arteries Now Blocked   Gen. MacArthur Confident of Ead of Fiahtinae Seon

Retreat Is a Dreary Affair Where Safe Areas a Few Day: Aqo Are No Longer Safe

Club Safe Yields No New Ciues in Binaggio Slaying   Police Draw Another Blank in Investigatior Of Double Murder

Ohio Voters Are Facing Tough Duty   GOP’s Future May Be at Stake In Senate Race

Ohioans Faced With Serious Duty Tuesday  of Voters   Decision of Voters To Affect Destiny Of Republican Party

Reds Scoff At Stassen  yi Wer... wk   Called Warmonger For Peace - Attempt

Soviet Scoffs At Stassen Peace “Game”   Links Dulles, Eisenhower, As “War Mongers”

Action Is Taken By Cleveland   ‘Coal Pinch Coatinues In Ohio: Protection Promised To Truckers

Cleveland Checks Requests for Coal; Dealers Said To Be Non-Cooperative

Governor Meets Emergency  Protection Is Promised Coal Delivery in Ohio

21,000 Feet Up, Airliner Hurls Prop Inte Cabin   Passenger Dies of Hear Attack; Seven Other Persons Hurt

Plane, 57 Aboard, Brought To Landing After Spinning ‘Prop’ Rips Through Cabin

Free Europe Unworried Over Korea  Ultimate Victory Just A Matter Of Men, Material

West Europeans Are Confident Of Eventual Victory For U.S. In War; Surprised At Lack Of Preparedness

European Nations Have Confidence In U. S.; Typical Belief On Korea Is “Give Them Time”

Non-Communist Nations Worried, But Believe US Will Turn Tide In Korea

Patience in Eur ‘opeanMind On KoreaF ight   Non-Communist Countrie: Nearly Unanimous in Understanding for Gls

‘Give Yanks Time, View of Press and People in Europe   Russ Strategy May Aim to Lower U. S. Ability to Meet Aggression Elsewhere

Europeans React With Some Doubt: And Criticism Of U. S. In Korea Bu Moet Sav ‘Cive The Americans Time

‘Some Doubts and Criticisms .... Most Europeans, However, Believe Yanks to Stage Comeback in Korea

Europe Critical OF U.S. Setbacks  Allies Agree Yanks Will Win Eventually But Prestige Lost

Flood Threat For Wichita Is Eased   High Winds And Severe Lightning Ir North Texas Accompany Rains .

Egg Situation In Country Becomes Scrambled As Prices At Different Levels Don't Match

Aide Doubtful Of New Taxes   Statement Made By White House Spokesman Following President’s Conference With 4 Top Advisers Regarding Korean Crisis

Walkout-Was Called By Almost 800 Drivers For Wage Increase fo Bring Scale To A Higher Figure   500,000 COMMUTERS ARE INCONVENIENCED

One Company, Bamford Brothers, Sign Contract Friday Calling For Higkt-cent Hourly Wage Increase   FIVE COMPANIES + + §TILL ON STRIKE

Fact- Finding Board Named  To Investigate   Idle In Bituminous Expected by Nightfall To Hit 100 Per Cent

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS — PRESIDENT INVOKES TAFT-HARTLEY LAW IN COAL STRIKE

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Ac In Coal Strike  Action Comes As   Action Comes As «Miners Stay Home In ‘Wildcat’ Strike

1. N. S. At 12 Noon  Truman Invokes TaftHartley Law In Coal Strike

Action Taken By President After It Became Clear Miners Were Not Reporting   Over 300,000 Miners Not Working; President Truman Names Fact-Finding Board; Board To Report If Coal Emergency Exists

Midvale Miners Join In National Walkout Which Idles 300,000 As President Moves For Injunction   Name Fact-Finding Board To Make Report By Feb. 13 Whether National Emergency Exists; Lewis Still Opposed To Proposal

MINES CLOSEA BY WALKOUTS THIS MORNING   President To Seek " Resumption Of Work Through Court Order

250 Needy Feted By Gls Of 28th   Children Get Meal, Rides. Gifts, Clothing

War- Potential Goods Stopped   Over 150 Millions In Exports Kept From Red Countries

Big Three To Take Up Issues At Conference  To Meet In New Yorl For Momentous Weetern Pawers Parle

U.S. Has Cards On Table For 3ig 3 Parley   Ready To Send More Troops To Europe; Speed Armaments

YANK CARDS ON TABLE Western Power Confab To Study Europe’s Needs

Todav’s Skies   Allied Guns Help Stop Red Attack   Fierce Fighting Flares In North Section Of Line

US Ships Back Up Sagging East Line With Hot Gunfire   South Koreans Forced Back Under Tremendous Pressure

Pan Derailed: 17 Are Injured   12 Cars Of L And N Train Leave Track Near Gulf.  port. Miss,

China Reds Fail fo Win UN Bid   ‘Invitation to Debate ‘Aggression’ Rejected

Chinese Reds Lose Hearing On Air Attack   Single Vote Cast By Egypt Stymies Demand of Soviets

Egypt Blocks Chinese  Reds in UN   Communists Beaten in Effort to Appear in Protest

 SEEXING TRUTH: Voice’ Carries Story Of U.S. To Listeners Around World

Acheson Says Crise: In Korea May Mask Program by Russia  Warns of Even More eee Jee. Te. eS   Warns of Even More Serious Threat From  Reds Through Europe

Acheson Sees Possible Soviet Move inEurope   Asserts Chinese Intervention Is Serious Situation

Acheson Outlines “Very Serious Situation” Caused By Chinese Intervention In Korea

Atomic Group Nears Action  On H-Bomb      Chairman McMahon Declares Committee Is  Close To A Decision

House- Senate Group Eyeing Super-missile   No Ballots, Action Taken Yet: New  Session Tomorrow

Hydrogen Bomb Study Is Near ‘Decision Stage’  Senate-House Atomic   Senate-House Atomic Group Ready to Give Views to President

Congressional Committee May Make Recommendation to President on Hydrogen Bomb  Group Is Conducting Continuous Investigation of Possibilities

Statement OnH-Bomb Is Hinted   Senate-House Atomic Group May Make Recommendation Tc President Soon

Atom Committee May Seek Truman H-Bomb Approval!  Congress Leaders Take Up Disputed

House Democrats Back Proposal to Cut Excise Taxes   Deeper Reduction in Wartime Levies Gets Widespread Support

Some Dems Want Larger Cut In Wartime Excise Taxes   May Trim Billion Dollar Revenue; Cool to Boosts

Glamor For Real Excise Tax Slash   Democrats Support Move te Cut Levies by a Billion Dollars

Proposal to Cut Taxes Further Draws Support   Democrats Favor $1 Billion Slash

‘Deeper Slash InExcise Tax Gains Support   Many Lawmakers Would Go Beyond Truman Proposal

Proposal To Cut Excise Taxes One Billion Dollars Draws  Democratic Support In House

Support Is Given Move About Tax   Legislators Would Slash Excise Levies Much As Billion Instead of $665.000.000    May Write Ticket   Republican Backing 1s Assured in Move for Abolition -

House Favors Billion Cut In Excise. Levies   Democrats Lean Ti Deeper Reductions

House Democrats  Back GOP Excise Tax Cut Drive   Some of President’s Constant Followers Join in Campaign

Democrats Are Joining Drive to Make Deeper Cuts in Federal Excise Taxes This Year

House Democrats Join Republicans Ir Move to Cut Excise Taxes a Million

Excise Cut Of Billion  Proposed   Some House Democrats May Join G. O. P. To End Some Levies

Deeper Excise Cut Than Asked Draws Support   Some Democrats Favor Extending Truman Proposal

Jurist Delays On Injunction Against Lewis   Postpones Action ‘On Request of Union - Leader’s Attorney

UMW COUNSEL DRAWS PROTEST TO INJUNCTION   Showdown in Strike Expected Under T-H Law

Pay Tribute to FDR i  Anniversary of His Death . Marked at Hyde Park Home

Report Points To Study of Hydrogen Uses   Congress Hears Pace Of A-Bomb Output Grows in Six Months

Improvements On Weapons Is Announced   Waits Truman - OK to Go Ahead On Hydregen Bomb  ee en oe ern

Weapons Being Purchased, Improved And Stockpiled Rapidly, Report Declares

Commission Says Atomic Stockpile Of Bombs Growine   Congress Report Reveals Hydrogen Used in Studies

Atomic Weapon Output Picks Up;'s AEC’s Quiet About Super-Missile   Solons Are Ready To Boost H-Bomb

Atomic Weapon: Being Produced And Stockpiled  Commission Tells   Commission Tells Of Accomplishments

Dread H-Bomb Decision To Be Made Soon, Tip   New Mexico Base Viewed as Logical Development Area

No Reference Made To H-Bomb In Today’s AEC Report To Congress   Commission Does Disclose That Atomic Weapon Being Produced, Improved And Stockpiled At An Ever-Growing Pace.

Us U.S. ‘Stock. of Atomic ‘Weapons is increased   Commission's Semi-Annual Report Says “They Are Being Produced and Im. proved at Ever-Growing Pace — "New Bench- baat of Accomplishment.”   H-BOMB: IS; NOT: MENTIONED

Stockpile Of Atomic Weapons   Being Produced And Improved At Faster Pace, Commission Says In Report

Report Points To Study of Hydrogen Uses  Congress Hears Pace Of A-Bomb Output ym ..... #. @ i. ag. af

Rapid Progress In Atomic Field, AEC Reports   Ever-Increasing Pace In Stockpiling, LongRange Peace Program

Stockpile Of Weapons Up, Report Says   Production And Improvements Cited:  New Study Hinted

PRODUCTION OF ATOMIC BOMBS IS INCREASING   Design Improved, Assembly : Line Methods Put Into Operation.

Army Warns Mississippi Valley Folk   First Big Alert Since 1937 Sent To 12.000 Homes

Lower Mississippi Valley Mobilized To Fight Floods   Ohio And Tributaries Rushing Toward Bia River

Mississippi Valley Girds For Fight; Most Serious Flood Since 1937 Seen

LOWLANDS ARE MOBILIZED 10 FIGHT FLOODS   In First Major Mississippi Alert Since 1937, Missouri People Get Warning.

12,000 May be Forced to Flee In SE Missouri  Big Floodway May be Opened to

Quarfer Pedestrian Fatalities at 13  Oklahoma Highway Accident Report for Quarter €hows Tatat af 98

Scott Says Prison Director “At Least Was Indiscreet’   Attorney General Expects Stern Test In Negroes Suits

Youthful Confessed Killer And Arsonist Admits Cireus Fire That Took 168 Lives

YOUTH ADMITS HE SET CIRCUS FIRE THAT KILLED 166   Ohioan, 20, Confesses After Days of Questioning to Starting Ringling Bros.  Blaze in 1944,  ,   TAKES THE BLAME FOR SCORE OF FIRES   Declares They Were Ordered By Ked Indian on Flaming Horse — Tells of Slaying Four Persons.

BOY CONFESSES SETTING FIRE IN HARTFORD IN ‘44   Youth Also Admits He Murdered 4 Persons; Fire Killed 168

Young Circus Roustabout Confesses Setting Blaze That Took 168 Lives

Roustabout, 20,  Admits Setting  Ringling Blaze Trail Marked  By 4 Slayings, Score of Fires

Youth Admits He Set Fire Killing 168   Tells Story of Nightmare Red Indian on Flaming Horse.

Circus Employe Says He Set Fire In Which 168 Diec   20-Year Old Man Confesse: 1944 Ringling Blaze, Four Killings, Says Marshal

Circus Roustabout Admits Slaying Four An Setting Scores Of Fires In Three States

MERCURY DIPS BELOW, FREEZING Cold Snap Closes 2 Schools in N. Y.

AUTO WIZARD CLAIMS MOUNT TO $9,615,567   Demand for $2,245,801 Tax May Freeze Out Other Creditors.

AF Fires Head Of Air College   Anderson Ousted After War Talk Charge By Pearson

RECEIVES SUSPENSION   Air War College Commandant Irks  With His War Talks

General Anderson Relieved Of Duty  Air Force Man Had Advocated War Now

NO REASON GIVEN Head of Air College Fired After ‘Preventive War’ Talk

HEAD OF AIR WAR COLLEGE IS SUSPENDED   Anderson In Favor ‘Preventive’ Fight Against Russia

‘Air Force General Is Given Suspension For Advocating American Attack On Russia

Air War College Head Suspended By Vandenberg  Action Follows Statement On Preventive War

Air Foree General  Suspended  Has Advocated   Has Advocated ‘Preventive’ War Against Russia

Pullman-Standard Workers Honored For Safety Record   Local Car Works Plant Establishes Record For The Industry

Pullman-Standard Workers Honored For Safety Record  Local Car Works Plant ™ « 24.1 .. Mm. ww Ld   Local Car Works Plant Establishes Record For The Industry

ESCAPES DENSE WOODS AFTER CRIME   Victims, 12 And 14, Shot  Down On Road; Motive   Not Determined

Airmen Picked Up In Pacific  Nine Saved In Crash Of Superfortress

Optimism Wanes In Pentagon Over Korean Campaign   Officials Are Still Confident, However, That U. S. Forces Will Hold Bridgehead

PENTAGON OPTIMISM AS TO KOREA WAR DAMPENED  BY MORE RED SUCCESSES

Pentagon Optimism Dampened   *"Now Think Brigehead Battle Will Be Decided Soon.

Three Weeks to Hold  Pentagon Optimism is Dimined IBy North Korean Successes

Reverses Cool  U.S. Optimism   Next Three Weeks Vital Pentagon Now Savs

Four Airplane Crashes in Ohio Over Week End  13 Violent Deaths   13 Violent Deaths In State; Nine On Highways

CURB PICKETING IN PHONE STRIKE   COURTS IN EIGHT STATES 15. SUE ORDERS AGAINST UNION PRACTICE,

Court Orders Hamper ‘Telephone Co. Pickets In All Parts Of U. S.

Republican Platform Short And To Point  Party © Pledges Economy, Tox: Cuts And Fight '"' On Communism ~

‘OFFICIAL DIGEST  - GOP Boils Down Statement    ~ On °50 Drive to 99 Words

UN Troops Hold Fast to Seaport Despite Drives   40,000 North Koreans Hurled into Attacks on Pohang and Taegu; Drive from 2 Points

Outskirts OF. City Wrecked tn Grim Battle   U N Forces Hold Reads Lecding To Teegu

40,000 Reds Howl Down On Pohang Port And Taegu — Pay High For Few Yards Of Ground — Communists Try Desperately For Breakthrough, Take Kiaye

Heavy Fighting Rages Outside Port of Pohang  40,000 Reds Attack Allies’ Right. Wing And Taeau in Center

RED KOREANS LOSE HEAVILY IN MEEPOWER   40,000 Communists With More In Reserve Set Off Majcr Attack

Cl CLAIM HE HAS HIDDEN IN MEXICO   Billy the Kid's’ Lawyers Say  Noted Outlaw Shuns Publicity

New Bill Draws Much Opposition   Compromise fieasure Arouses Senators

Bill To Relax Hatch Act In Stormy Voyage   Wide Reaction On Political Activity Measure Results

SOLONS  OPPOSE CHANGING LAW   Bill: To. Relax. Provisions OF Hatch ‘Act Meeis ~-Réal Opposition .

, ~HATCH ACT— Opposition To Changes  Is Growing  Political Activity _ Would Be Banned

Strong Opposition From Senators ‘Hurled Against Relaxing Hatch Act

CLEAR HOOPER CASE SUSPECT   Mazeroff Gets Clean Bil After Lie Detector Test At Lansing

Hooper Murder Clue Fizzles  Tests Cross Detroit Hoodlum Off List

Wildcat Railroad Strike Spreading \As Work Stoppage Hits Yule Freight

Bus Turns Over, Thunderbirds Hurt  None of 32 Seriously InJudge in Accident in Texes

Is Held For Fire Which Killed Four   Alexandria Handyman Arrested For Recent Blaze Destroying  Glen Burnie Home

Fire That ‘Killed Four May Have Been Set, Police Say   Chief Souers Holds Alexandria, Va. Man Under Arrest ;

Eight Crewmen, 36 Homeward . .und Soldiers Aboard Four Engined Craft

Czech Reds Oust 4 Senior Western Correspondents   Charge  Newsmen Failec To Give ‘Objective’ Picture of Nation

Czechs Expel Four Senior Western Press Correspondents; Four Remain

Czechs Oust Four Western News Writers   Communists Allege Failure to Report  Fairly; A. P. Bureau Chief One of Group

4-H Basket Ball Tourney In  Progress This Week  Games Being Played  At Bathwan

Heres Resume Of New Urban Census Results   Senate Groups OK Fuil Arms Bill; Curb Truman’s Blank Check Powers

MacArthur Given Free Hand By UN   Told To Fight War Against N. Korean Reds As Agent  Of World Group

MacArthur Is ‘Supreme U.N.  Commander   Truman Acts As World Group Orders Flag To Lead Korean Wart

Reds Capture Chonan ‘From Gis; Regroup For A New Smash Southward

U.N. Council to Give Free. Hand   -MacArthur and-U;§ “Fight Korean War -

MacArthur Leads Forces Against Foe   President Appoints General to Command All United Nations Forces Fighting CommMmiumicte

KKK K KK MACARTHUR NAMED TO __  LEADS NC FORCES IN KOREA UNDER U. N. FLAG

Gen. MacArthur Given Free Hand   United Nations Approves U. S. Efforts in Korea; Opens Way for MacArthur to Be Top Commander 

MacArthur {s Top Commander  Presi Halen Naroes Gen eral To d U.N  ' Forces.

MacArthur and U. S. Given Free Han To Waae Campaian Aaainst Reds

MacArthur Given Free Hand by United Nations   Security Council Sits Back Awaiting Resuiis After Authorization

Macarthur Named Head Of UN Force   UN Flag to Fly Beside US Ensign

U.N: Supports U.S. in Korea  MacArthur to Lead Under U.N. Banner

NORTH KOREAN TROOPS STRIKE DEEP IN SOUTH   Disgusted Americans Are Cursing Lack of Artillery

U.S. Troops Drop Back At Chonan   Yanks Disgusted By Lack of Cover, Heavy Artillery

MACARTHUR NAMED U. N. COMMANDER   Authorized to Fly Blue U. N. Flag on Korean Battlefields.

UN Gives U. 5. Free Hand In Korean War   Opens Way For MacArthur to Become Supreme Commander

Invaders Armor  Punches New Deer  Break in Defenses Field Dispatches  List Loss of City South of Seoul

TRUMAN NODS TO MACARTHUR   Gives General Top Com. mand of World Force Under U.N. Order.

M’ARTHUR HEADS UN KOREA FORCES   NAMED BY PRESIDENT AFTER WORLD COUNCIL GIVES U, S, FREE HAND

MacArthur To Commanc UN Forces   President Acts Under Security Council Approval

MacArthur Is Supreme  Commander   Named By Truman to Lead Troops in Korea After Security Council Authorizes the Step .

General MacArthur Reports Offensive is "Curtailed" But Adds. Foe Has Collected Between 40 and 50 Tanks With Heavy Truck-Drawn Artillery, Apparently for New Blow Against U.S. and South Korean Troops.   PLANES .REAP HEAVY TOLL

General Is  Agent of West Group   45 of 59 Council Votes Favor One Command Under Direction of United States   To Use U.N. Flag   Some Nations May Fly Only -OQwn Emblem in Battles

U. N. Council Names “Mac” For Top Post   General Granted  Free Hand to Wage  ‘War on Korea Reds

MacArthur Named Commander of U.N Troops in Korea   Named by Truman Under U. N. Move For Unified Commanr

Stand Of U.S. On China Reds To Hold Firm   Against Participation Tn U.N.; Wants Charge Put To Fact Finders

UN Chinese Red Ban To Go On, U. 5. Promises   Nation Opposes Inviting Chiang Foes to Council

U. §. Continues To Fight Bid To Chinese Reds  UN Security Council To Take Up Charges Of Manchuria Bambine

Mrs. Paight Says Daughter Insane On Marder Date   Mother Says Shooting. Was Againat All. Her Background and  : Training -

RUSSIA DENIES TAKING OVER MANCHURIA   Charges Were Made By United States State Department

SOVIETS DENY AMBITIONS IN NORTH CHINA   Vishinsky Says ‘Not One Word of Truth In Charge Made by U. S. Secretary.

Offers to Take Air Into Veins  Doctor Makes Offer In Behalf of Defense Of Dr. Herman Sander

Offers to Have Air Injected . into Veins   Baltimore Physician Says Action Could Not Cause Death

Baltimore Doctor Has Plan to Aid Sanders; Some Colleagues Differ

Offers to Take Air Into Veins  i "Doctor Makes Offer ~ In Behalf of Defense iE Oe Llewmca Sande:

Planes Scour ‘Priority’ Areas in Gigantic Search ‘For Lost C-54 Transport

C-54 Is Missing On Flight From Alaska   Passenger List On Page 4

More Than 7000 Engage n Search  For Plane   Big, Four-Engine Transport Missing vin Canadian Rockies  ” With 44 Aboard.

NO PARTISANSHIP AT 1. EXPENOE, SAYS GABRIELSUN   “This Doesn't Mean Republicans Will inter Conspiracy of Silence,” G. O. P. Head Asserts.   PUTS BLAME FOR WAR ON THE PRESIDENT   12-State Midwest Conference Calls for Resignations of Secretaries Acheson and Johnson.

GOP Group Assails Two  In The Cabinet   Demand Acheson And Johnson Be Replaced

 Replacement of Acheson, Johnson Demanded by National GOP  Leaders in Session in lowa

Partisan Politics Out in Emergency, Gabrielson Says   But Vows GOP Won't Enter Conspiracy of Silence

MIDWEST GDP MEETING TOLD PARTY GOALS   Passes Resolutions Blaming Acheson and Johnson for Korean War.

SUPPORTS JOHNSON’S COLD WAR TENSION WARNING  HST Backs Arms Boost

STATE DEPT. ASKS WORLD TIE DELAY   Urges U.S. Put Off Move To Atlantic Union, Holds Door Open To Reds

1950 Special Legislative Session Ends By Giving Williams Final Slap in Face

South Koreans Near Tongchon   Reds Continue Ultimatum Call to Iqnore UN

175,000 Men Massed Along Parallel 38   Ready To Move It Needed Under U.N. Blessing

KING LEGPOLD RETURNS HOME   King of Belgians Has Been an  Exile in: Switzerland for More  Than Five years.

Army Officer Faces Charges In Huge Theft  Larceny, Of $100,000 ’ Federal ' ‘Funds While ' In: Germany Alleged

Dean Picked to Head Atom Body   Formal Appointment Promised Soon; A.E.C Still Short Member

Truman May Appoint New Head Of AEC In Few Days   Appointment Of Pike For Four-Year Term  Arouses Speculation

Dean is Named Atom Chairman  1 More Appointment Needed To Fill Board

Truman Picks Gerdon Dean  ‘As Atom Head   Senate Confirms Pike, 54-24, As Oppesition To Nominee Declines

Dean Chosen AEC Chairman  :   Appointment of Pike ' Confirmed by Senate

GORDON DEAN TO HEAD AEC   President Truman Names Permanent Chairman  Of Atomic Board

Dean Named Head of AEC   President Elevates Commission Member To Chairmanship

AEC’s Pike OK'd, Chair To Be Filled   Senate Overturns Committee Report By 54 to 24 Vote

TO HEAD ATOMIC UNIT   Gordon Dean, Acting Chairman, Is Named to Job by Truman

Name Gordon Dear Chairman of AEC Today By Truman   Another Four-Year Term Expected on Commission for Pike

Truman Appoints Dean AEC Chief   Atomic Commission Chairman Selected

DEAN NAMED ATOM COMMISSION CHIE   Truman To Appoint Acting Chairman Shorily; One Vacancy Remains

Gordon Dean To Head U.S.  Afomic Baard   White House Announces That Acting Chairman Wil Direct Commission

Dean Named REC Head   Senate OK Will No! Be Needed For: Chairman's Post

Comes the ‘Revolution’! Chillicothe Dians to Secede from Peoria County

N. C. Voters Stick With  Democrats   Republicans Thraw Seare Into Jones In 10th District

North Carolina Votes Democrat   GOP Comes Close Ir Tenth District To Denting Stronghold

Close Race In Tenth Tar Heels Vote Democratic,  Approve Five Amendments

Engineer, Fireman Escape By Swimming For Their Lives   Traffic On Main Line Held Up For Hours; ‘ Telephone, Telegraph Lines To Mingo Out

LEOPARD DicS AFTER RETURR   Three-Day Fling At Lib erty And Strong Drug Prove Too Much

Knockout Drops Kill Leopard 15 Hours after Being Caught F ollowing Escape from Zoo

Drugged Leopare Dies After ‘Fling’  Apparently Hunger Took Life Of Cat

Five General Civilian Defense Arenas Wil be Set up in State as well as. County and City Organizations.

Defiance County In Fourth Area Of Ohio’s Civilian Defense Program

U.N. Cease-Fire Committee Calls On Peining for Peace Talk Meetine   Discovers Chinese Representative Wu Has No Authority to Negotiate; Malik Demands United Nations Take Up Charge Against U.S.

UN Cease-Fire Committee Asks Chou For Metin;   Calls On Red China Leader To Arrange For Peace Talks

DEPENDS ON CHOL   Choice of Peace Meeting Place Left to Chinese Red by U.N.

CABLE SENT TO PEIPING LEADER  UN Group Seeking Parley With Reds.--

UN Committee Offers To Go To Peiping   Cable Sent Chinese Reds by Cease-Fire Group Asking Parley

Cease-Fire Committee  Asks Talks  UN Group Would Go to Peiping for

Young Mothers Killed In Crash  Two Die As Auto Collides With Bus

NEW KOREAN PLANS SEEN UNDER STUDY   Tydings Says Military Asks No Emergency Laws

Revision of Draft Law Held Likely   Complete New War Plan Needed, Says Senator Tydings

Additional Men Will Be Needed.  Senator States   Military Situation. Korean Plight Eved At Closed Door Meet

Tydings Reveals War Plan Started  Washington To Act Only Through U.N.

Senate Committee Gets Details from Korean Battlefront   Situation ‘Very Grave’ Says Chairman Tydinags

FOR NEW WAR PLAN   Senator Tydings Says U. N. Battle Strategy Being : Developed

CHINESE INVASION FORCES COMPLETE NEW. WAR PLAN, ISOLON SAYS AFTER BRIEFING

Invasion by Thousands Of Trained Chinese Calls for Drafting of Entire New War Plan

Sen. Tydings Tells of New War Plan   Taft Says General War Danger Greater ‘Than Two Weeks Aqo

MASS. OFFENSIVE BY CHINESE REDS BRINGS CHANGES   Sen. Tydings Reveals Move After Closed Conference With Leading Defense Dept. Officials

Dr. P. A. Brauch Sues Tenant for  1949 Rent: $3,713  Disputes Crop Divisio: WithDefendantsHenr: And William Reinte

Dr. P. A. Brauch Sues Tenant for  1949 Rent: $3,713  Disputes Crop Divisio: WithNefendantcHenr

Drive To Slash Bill Bogs Down   Appropriation Measure Reaches the Crucial Amendment Stage

Drive To Cut Budget Lags   House Lacks Support For Large Reductions

STUDENTS FACE GAMBLING PROBE   Wake Forest Student Council Investigating Charges Against Thirty — Expulsion Threatened.

Probe Necessity Of Loyalty Unit  Group Will Call A Sickle a Sickle

Power Failure ~ Blamed for Worst Airline Disaster  Eighty Welsh Football   Eighty Welsh Football Fans Killed in Crash At London Airport

Happy Throng of Football Fans in ‘Sunday Disaster   Witnesses Blame Power Failure For Catastrophe

Plane Filled With Welsh Football Fans   > Airliner Was On Way Home from Game at Dublin

British Holiday Crowd Plunge To Death As Huge Plane Undershoots Field

Called Worst Accident In World History   &0 People Killed, Three Injured At Airport Approach

Biggest Air Crash Ends Lives of 80   Engine Failure Blamec In Welsh Football Party Tragedy.

Three Survive When Giant Plane Misses Landing Field; Witnesses Blame Power Failure for Tragedy.

Power Failure Blamed For Welsh Plane Crash Which Killed 80 People

Motor Failure Blamed In ‘Crash History's Worst Air Disaster Kills 80

British Airliner Falls Into Field; All But Three Die      Football Fans Make Up Dead

Blame Power Failure for Worst Air Disaster   80 Welch Football Fans Killed.in Charter Flight When Plane Crashes Near Liandow

Reds Moving « Out Of Old  Morgan Home   Mass Exodus To -Russia Hinted

Soviet Staff Moving Out  hAay Re Pre   May Be Preparing For Mass Exodus

Soviet Union's United Nations Staff Is Moving From Mansion In Glen Cove

Members Of Soviet Union’s UN Staff Move From 50-Room Long Island Morgan Mansion

Taft No Expert, Gibes Truman At News Meeting  President Intends No Intervention in Coal Dispute

Farmer Tortured For Three Hours  Bandits Get $17,000  In Government Bonds

To Boost State Employe Bonus By $2 Monthly   Emergency Board Action Follows 2.5 Increase In Cost of Living

Got Whaf She Was Wanting-And More  Has Baby Girl, Baby Boy And Then Another Besides As Triplets Arrive

Philadelphia Mother Doubles Family When She Gives Birth to Triplets

HARVEY PRICE HERD LEADS IN DAIRY GROUP   av 4 BBAYN 2 we Ew Wet &  Lowell Stoller Has Top Cow; 15 Herds, 237 Cows In  asméece Nlandten~s”

STEWART HERD IS MAY LEADER DAIRY GROUPS   Madsen-Huibregtse Next High And Have High Cow In 13-Herd Group

STOLLER HERD IS JULY LEADER DAIRY GROUPS  Lee Silliman Herd Next High; Dean-Bob Jackson Have

STOLLER HERD IS JUNE LEADER DAIRY GROUPS   Madsen-Huibregtse Next High Madsen-Anderson Have Ract DennAnrar

Egyptians Threaten Rebellion   King’s Spendthrift Living And Poverty Suffered By Nation Stir Unrest

Osler a Double Winner at Fair  Takes Five-gaited, Open Harness Events

Cloudy Skies Are Hampering Plans Of Holiday Bound   High Winds Are Reported Blowing In Some Areas

General Strike Called in  France Fails Government Drafts Key Workers in Utility Fields

General Strike Called in  France Fails  Government Drafts   Government Drafts Key Workers in Utility Fields

DRUCIE SNYDER WEDS WHITE HOUSE HILITARY AIDE   Trumans Present at Marriage of Daughter of Treasury Chief and Major John E. Horton. ©   ESTIMATED 1,100 PERSONS ON HAND   Ceremony Climaxes No. 1 Romance of Capital’s Social Season — Guests Include Many Notables.

Faulkner And Russell Win. Nobel Prizes   Britisher Once Taught At City College In New York

American POWs March 200 Mile:   Escape From North Koreans; Say Foe  Treatment Good

(i. . GAPTIVES WITH ENEMY ON O0-MILE MARGE   k  Américans Tell of Good Treat ment—Reds Provided Cig  arettes and Killed a   Pig for Food.   ESCAPED WHEN FOE FLED CHUNGCHON AREA   ‘Men Held for Periods Rang.  ing From 30 to 60 Days —One Had Lost 30  f * Pounds.

Truman Hits GOP Charges Of Socialism   Democratic Leaders Ridicule Republicans At $100 Plate Dinner

Democrats Call GOP ‘Selfish’      President, Barkley And Rayburn Speak At.  Huge Rallv

Truman Sparks Gigantic Party Meet In Capital   Republicans Called Selfish Hypocrites

Socialism Tint Worries Democrats   Truman Heads Leaders’ Barrage Of Ridicule Scarcasm And Invective At Rich Banquet.

Democrats Ren GOP ‘Hypocrites   By Merriman Smith lUnited Press White House  iia gece

Democrats Open.1950 Campaign   More Than 5.300 Gather To Hear President, Others

Here's 1950 Democratic Battle Theme Truman And Cohorts Blast GOP As Political Hvynocrite:

Laborites Draft Mutual Aid Plan  Urge Democracies Aid World Progress

Slain in Attempt To See Children  Ex-Father-in-Law Shoots Armed Man

U.N. Formally Lifts Barrier Against Spain  Recorded; Soviet Violently Obiect<«

FRANCO SPAIN WINS PARTIAL UN APPROVAL   Diplomatic Blockade Lifted; Allowed To Join Two Agencies

Franco Gets  Nod Of U.N.   Four Year Blockade Ended On Yesterday

Votes to Lift Boycott Against Spain UN Group Favors  - Rescinding Mave Mada in ‘4

Franco-Led Nation Can Join Some Specialized Agencies, but Is Still Denied Full Membership

FINAL ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY ASSEMBLY   Vishinsky Resumes Bitter Attack On Lie

United Nations Raises Part Of Ban On Franco   4-Year-Old Diplomatic Blockade Is Sifted After Sharp Debate

Ban on Spain Lifted by U.N   Diplomatic Blockade Ends as Reds €ry

Tar Heels Nominate Willis Smith, Champion Of Southern Democracy’

 Fie’ s Washington Bound  ‘Souther n Democracy’ C hampion Gets Nod From State Democrats

Champion Of ‘Southern Democracy’ Holds 99.000 Vote Margin Over Frank P. Grahaiw

Defeats Graham In Runoff . ec  RUNONE . sss  Willis Smith Wins F ight In Second Senate Primary

‘Tar Heel Voters Pick Willis Smith ‘To Replace Frank Graham In Senate

‘The Witch of Buchenwald to  Trial Today   Ilse Koch Accused of Instigating Murder of Germans and Austrians

What Should Be Done: Winal Say-So Is Truman’s On Making Deadly H-Bomh

 Truman Faces Vital Decision  On ‘H-Bomb’   President Must Give Verdict Whether To Make Or Not Make It

Weight Applied For Building of  Hydrogen Bomb   Truman Pressured To Give Signal For New Weapon

PRODUCTION OF H-BOMB IS UP TO TRUMAN   Decision on Greatest Explosive Power on Earth Rests With White House. 

H-Bomb Fate Is Left To Truman   Heavy Hydrogen Discoverer Believes U.S. Must Build Bomb Or Surrender

President Ponders Hydrogen Bomb; Military Officials Favor Production

H-Bomb Backers Push Truman for ‘Go’ Sign  Fate of U. S-Seen Hinged on Step;  Truman Declares Decision Te Wiz

Truman Urged To Okay Buildin Of H-Bomb   Senator Bridges Says  Military Officials Faver  Weapon's Production

Military Men Favor. H-Bomh Bridges Savs   Fateful Decision To Build it Rests With President

Truman Considers H-Bomb   Advisers Mostly Agree U. S. Must Go Ahead With Manufacture Plan

Officers Work on Preparations For Returning Nat'l Guardsmen To Home Stations on Monday

Conferees Shift Power To Allocate   Major Change Made in Anti-Inflation Legislation.

Truman Given Curbing Power   President Gets Free Hand To Allocate Materials

‘Miss Fertility’ Upsets Sania Fe As Art Circles Debate Problem Of Placing Panel In State House

ELKS GET SERIES PIA SHORTWAVE   Nekkid Lady in Bas Relief Kept Under Wrans At State Capito! Until She's Proved ‘Art

Split $29,737 with Districts   Ludington Se Schools Receive $14,129.51 Sales Tax Diversion

Insurrection’ [hreat’Hurled  Mine Seizure May Follow if Men Fail To Return to Work

BRITISH Dit IN TRAGIC MISHAP   Elements ‘Of Famed Fighting Group Mistakenly Attacked By U.S. Airmen

British Strafed By Accident  At Least 40 Wounded As They Storm Hill

 Fire-Bombing, Strafing of British Troops by U. S.  Fighter Planes Being Investigated by Air Force

China’s Stoppage Of Tungsten To —U. S. Dangerous   Publication Will Report Grave Concern Over Industrial Supply

$1.8 BILLIONS BUDGET SLASH IS PREDICTED   President To Ask $42 Billion Budget, Says Speaker of House -

TRUMAN BUDGET REVEALED; GOP PREDICTS CUTS   House Speaker Rayburn Says President Wants Over $42 Billions

Says President to Ask for Smaller Budgei  Request to Total   Request to Total $42,000,000.000, Rayburn Declares

Under This Year’s, But Republicans Predict Further Slashes and No  Tax Increases

Says President to Ask for Smaller Budge!   Request to Total $42,000,000,000, Rayburn Declares

Ravburn Sees Truman Budget  Ol 42 Billion   GOP Says There ll Be No Tax Hike: Spending lo Be Gut 1.8 Billion

Truman Budget Said $42 Billion   Rayburn Reveals Prospective Total to Be Asked Mondav

Rayburn Estimates Budget $4? Billion  Expects $1.8 Billion Cut in Present Costs

RAYBURN ASSERTS NEW BUDGET WILL TOTAL 42 BILLION   House Speaker Says Truman Will Ask for $1,300,000,000 Less Than This Year's Outlay.   SEES CUTS IN FOREIGN AID, DEFENSE SPENDING   Estimates These at $3,000,. 060,000, Offset in Part by Boost in Domestic Expenditures.

Doctor Goes on Trial for Alleged Mercy Killing of Cancer Patient

Plane With 44 Aboard Missing  USAF C-54 Unheard from In Yukon Area

us See aft Is Lost In Canada  Airtorce Plane With 44 Aboard Is Missing

(-54, With 44 Aboard, Is Missing   U. S. Plane Unheard from Since Yesterday; Royal Canadian Air Force Opens Vast Search.

C-54. Missing With42Aboard  U.S. Air Force Plane Lost In Yukon Area

Big Ship Was En Route fo Great Falls   Eight Crew Members, 36 Passengers Are Aboard Craft

Air Force (-54 Missing; 44 Aboard   Searchers Comb Alaska-Yukon Wilderness Area

TED IN NORTH WILDS OF CANADA   Air Force C-54 With 36 Passengers, 8 Crewmen Was on Way Back From Alaska.   EN ROUTE TO MONTANA FIELD   Canadian Planes Start Search for Transport Last Reported 8 Miles From Alaska Border.

BIG U, $. PLANE LISTED MISSING   Airforce C-54, with 42 Persons Aboard, is Hunted in Alaska

Air Force Plane Lost With 44 Men Aboard   American Craft Carrying 36 Passengers and Eight Crewmen Disappears in Western Canada; Giaantic Air Search Is Getting Under Way

Plane With 44 on Board Is Missing   Ship Enroute From Anchorage, Alaska, to Great Falls, Mont

Lost Craff Is From El Paso; Search Starts  Aerial Sweep Ova Far Northern Arec

36 Persons Passengers On Big Plane   Texas-Based C-54 En Route From Alaska to Montana

Allied Armor [s Within Two Miles of Manchuria   Trap Fails to Halt Spearhead When Tanks Frighten Red Koreans.

TEMPERATURE   Tank-Led GIs Fight Snow To Reach Border   Red Ambush Blasted In Push; U. N. Troops Drive On

Gains Made On Wintry Front by U.N.   Reach Within Two Miles of Border

Advances In Korea Continued   Spearhead of 7th Within Two Miles Of Manchurian Line

SALES. DECLINE IN SOME LINES Reserve Board Heeds Protests Against Further Credit Curbs

TRUMAN APPOINTS POINT-FOUR CHIEF   lean OF OKLAHOMA A. & IL TO DIRECT ALD TO UNDERDEVELOPED AREAS.

Oklahoma A. & M Prexy Is Named “Point 4” Head  = Will Direct Export ~

News of  The Day In Brief   Truman Chooses Bennett lo lead Poimt 1 Proeram

Miner's Ouster Upheld   Union President Unmoved by Gas Heat Plea

OUATE POLICE ENFORCE PAL BUS LAW STRICTLY   WATCH MOTORISTS, TOO

Heavy Opposition Comes From Labor, Consumer Groups   Measure Now On President's Desk

Only One-Third Of Eligible Voters Fxnected at Polls   Wiley Slated To Get G.O.P.  Renomination

Truman Signs Bill Extending  Service Draft   Law Authorizes Presiden To Call Guard, Reserves  Far Emersency Doty

Quick Vote On Excise Tax Cut  Asked In House   Joe Martin Pushes Action, Says Strike Of Buvers Looms

Martin Seeking Excise Tax Cut  GOP Leader Faces Obstaclas On Vote

May Be Ruled Out of Order   Bill Would Cut Excise Taxes in Half, Cost US 700 Million.

GOP Leader Seeks Vote On Excise Tax Cut  Runs Risk Of Being Ruled Out Of Order

Republican Leader Asks Quick Slash in Excise Taxes But Firm Opposition Sighted  Martin Would Tag His Proposal On Insurance Tax Measure

TAX CUT VOTE SOUGHT TODAY   Asks Congress To Act Quickly On Excise Tax Slash

Marfin Seeks Quick Vote on Excise Repeal   700 Million Cut In Tax Levies Faces Stiff Fight

Republican Asks Immediate Vote On Excise Taxes   House GOP Leader Expected to Lose His Demand for Showdown

STRIKE ENDED AGAINST FOUR BIG RAILROADS   Action Follows Threat Of Possible Drastic Steps by Truman

RAIL WORKERS END WALKOUT   Act After President Truma Calls Their Strike ‘Unjustified’

Rail Strike Called Off On 4. Lines   Action Follows Truman’s Demand

Rail Switehmen  Call off Strike   Union Gives in After Threat From Truman Of “Drastic” Action

Switchmen Hold Out On 1 Line   Call Off Strike on Four Railroads, But Continue Against Rock Island As Bargaining ‘Test’.

Rail Strike Ends After  Truman Threat   Switchmen Continue Rock Island Halt To Maintain Demand

Switchmen End Strike On-4 Lines   Walkout Against Rock Island Rail System to Continue

Union Relaxes Rail Strike  Walkout on Four Lines Off: Keep Up Fifth

Sirike Against Four Western Railroads:-Ends After Truman Warning

STRIKES ENDED BY SWITCHMEN   Call Off Walkout On All But One of 4 Roads After Truman Threat.

Train Tieup Ends For 4. Rail Lines  Official Says Act  wh 1... wm. 1.1.   Official Says Act Taken To Block  Government Move

STRIKE ON FOUR KATLROADS ENDS   BUT SWITCHMEN DECIDE TO CONTINUE WALKOCTUT AGAINST ROCK ISLAND.

Rail Strike Against Four Roads Called Off: Rock Island Still Out

Switchmen End Strike on Rails Of Four Lines   Walkout Continues On Rock Island To Test Truman

 Switchmen, Faced With Presidentia Action, Halt Strike Against  Great Northern and [hree Others

Switchmen Call Off Strike on 4 Of 5 Railroads   Walkout Ends 8 Hours After President Says It Must Be Stopped

Walkout Continues ( Rock Island In Effort To Force Agreement   TRUMAN THREATENS . GOVERNMENT ACTION

Four Western Railroads Freed; Union Continue: Strike Against Rock Island; President Said Strike’s Unjustified

Switchmen Call Off Strike On Four Railroads   Strike Still On Against One Major Railroad Line

Switchmen End Strike Against Four Railroads   Rock Island Omitted From Union’s Response io Presidential Warning: Lines Hasten to Restore Operations

Switchmen Call Off Four of Five Rail Strikes After Truman Threat

Switehmen’s Union Kinds 12-Day Strike  Against Four Lines   Work Stoppage on 8,000-Mile Rock Island System Continued; Action Follows Truman’s Threat of Drastic Move to End Walkout

Switchmen fo End Strike On Four Lines   Continue Against Rock Island, However; Truman Warning Hos Effect

Switchmen End Part of Strike   Action Taken Against Four of Five Roads

Switehmen End Strike On 4 Roads  ContinueWalkoi Lf... BW....]. T..3....]   ContinueWalkout On Rock Island  System. However

Rail Switchmen’s Walkout Off After Truman Threat  En End Of Strike Co Comes After Pr President

AGAINST FOUR BIG RAILROADS   Action Follows Threat Of Possible Drastic Steps by Truman

Will Continue Walkout Against Rock Island  Move Comes ‘After Tine Threatens. Action: Union To Make Freedom Test:

4 Rail Line Strikes End   Union Continues Walkout Against Rock Island Firm

Trains Roll ‘Again As Switchmen End Strike But Union Keens Clamps On:8000-Mile Rock Island'Line™

Rail Switchmen Yield To Trumat Threat, Return   Walkout Is Terminated On Four Lines; Rock Island Still Strikebound As Workers Press Showdown

AFL Switchmen Call Off Strike   Action Is On Four of Five Western Lines

Four Of Five Rails Rolling   12-Day Switchmen’s Strike Ends For All But Rock Island

Switchmen Call Off Strike Against  Railroads After Truman’s Demand

4 RAILROADS’ STRIKE ENDED   Walkout Against Chicago Rock Island And Pacific Continues   WILL TEST TRUMAN

Switchmen End Strike Against 4 of 5 Railroads   To Continue Walkout on Rock Island Line in Bargaining Test

Switchmen End Strike Against 4 of 5 Railroads   Continue Strike On Rock Island Lines as ‘’Test’’

Switchmen Call Off Strike Against Lines After Presidential Comment

[ruman’s Threat Ends Rail Strike  Switchmen Go Back On 4 Of 5 Railroads

Switchmen, Warned by Truman, Call off Strike on All But One of Five Ratlroads

Switchmen End Strike Or Four Of Five Railroads   One Line Still Tied Up By Walkout After President Threatens Action

EASE’ RAIL STRIKE   Switchmen Call Off Walk.  out Against Four of Five Lines

Strikes Halted BySwitchmen   Presidential Threat Brings Prompt Act

Strike Against Four Railroads Comes To End   But Switchmen To Con. tinue Walkout Against Rock Island

Rock Island Guinea Pig’ in Rail Strike   Switchmen Call Off Watkout Against Other Railroads

Switchmen Call Off Strike On Four Railroads  Walkout Continues Against One

ACTION TAKEN AFTER WARNING BY PRESIDENT   Rock Island Route Still Blocked By Tie-Up

Teaming Up Of Government And Roads Alleged  Rock Istand Feels      Rock Island Feels  ‘Shocked’ ‘At Being Road Sinaled Out

Rock Island Still Tied Up      Union Bows  to Truman .. Action Threat

Switchinen End 12-Day Strike Of Four Lines   Union Acts After Threats Of Government Seizure Made bv President

WALKOUT IS CALLED OFF   Four of Five Lines Affected; Continue Test on Rock Island

‘Rail Workers Call Off Strike On 4 Carriers   Continue Walkout Or Rock Island Line Te ‘Test Rights of Union’

SENATE SEAT UNOPPOSED  Hill Formally Enters Race For Re-Election

Hill Formally Throws in Hat   Veteran Senator Will Seek to Succeed Self in Post

Hill Will Seek Another Term  In U. S. Senate   Veteran State Politico Formally Qualifies To Run In May

LEWIS IS SUED BY OPERATORS   Ohioans Seek Eight Million Contend He Has No Right To Set Three-Day Week

File Suits To Recover  $10 Million   Claim Heavy Damages From Union Tactics

Nationwide Rail Strike Set on Feb. 27   To Delay Thirty Days lf Truman Names Emergency Probers

Trainmen Set Strike For Feb, 27   Rules Changes Sought By Unions

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT SET FOR FEBRUARY 27   Truman Expected To Appoint Board To Investigat

Sef Feb. 27 For Railroad Strike  Trainmen-Conductor Walkout Approved

Smith Orders Checkup On. Fire Hazards   State Hospital Precautions Now Asked by Governor

Orders Probe of Fire Hazards in Stale Hospitals   Governor Smith Seeks Quick Action After

orrerererwr ee ewe eT eT ere SC See ee rere reer  Stuffing Is Fate of Oklahoma Leopard

Compulsory Meat Ceilings May Follow Honor-System Price, Waae Freeze Soughi

Compulsory Ceilings Forecast On Meat   ESA To Discuss Prices With Heads Of Industry In Washington Today

MEAT CEILINGS AISO SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE   Automobile Prices Are Rolled Back To Dec. 1 Lists

Compulsory Ceilings On Meat Expected To Follow Conference At Capital   Anti-Inflation Machinery Set In Motion With Order Freezing Prices On Automobiles Will Roll Ahead

ESA To Set Ceilings on Meat Prices   Rollback of Auto Prices Merely Firs: Step in Program

Honor System Price Freeze To Be Issued   ‘Compuisory Checks May  Be Issued Of Some ltems This Week

Administrator Valentine May Issue Order Fixing Level At December !

ESA Due To Ask Honor System “Freeze” On All Prices, Wages   Compulsory Meat Ceilings Loom

Order Expected Early This Week   ESA Reported Set on ‘Honor-System’ Curbs, Mandatory Ceilings on Meats

Freeze And Rollback Of New Automobile Prices Sign Of Intention Of Administration To Last Till March

Honor Plan On Controls Predicted   Compulsory Ceiling On Meats Forecast In Economic Moves

Dec. 1 May Be Chosen As Stabilizing Level; Controls Machinery May Wait 3 Months

May Be Followed By Compulsory Ceilings on Beef, Veal and Lamb, Officials Predict

ESA-to Attempt Honor System  Compulsory Controls \Foreseen              sompulsory Controls  oreseen \s Likely for Somé Meats

Compulsory Ceilings On Meats Hinted   Voluntary Program Would End As Soon As Controls Ready

Prices And Wages On Honor System; Meat Curbs Slated   Voluntary Plan To End When ESA Finishes Control! Set-Un

Compulsory Lid On Some Meats May Follow  Industry Executives Called To Meet Today

Wage-Price “Freeze’ Is Coming   Industry to Be Put on “Honor System” for the Present.

Possible Approval of Manufacture, Sale Of Oleo in New York State Is Indicated

Budenz Says American Woman Red Helned Stalin's Position at Yalta

Tibet Demands Reds Pull Out   Note Reported Tendered To. Wag hw Wiesian

Nine ‘Mercy Death  Jurors Are Chosen  Accused Dr. Sander Faces Court Calmly

9 Jurors Seated In Mercy Slaying Trial Of Doctor:   Dr. Sanders Calm As Trial In Death Of Cancer Victim Is Begun

MURDER TRIAL NEARS _ Sander Sees Nine Namec ‘To ‘Merey Death’ Jury

Q JURORS NAMED ~— ATSANDER TRIAI   PHYSICIAN ACCUSED AS “MER. CY SLAYER” CALM DUKING PROCEEDINGS.

Six of Group Are Catholics Though Church Is Opposed to Euthanasia; Dr, Sanders Appears  , Confident.

Dr. Sander Is Calmly Confident During Jury Selection Proceedings   Defense Counsel Indicates It Will Base Its Case O1 Contention Mrs. Borroto Died Solely Of Cancer. Not Mercy Killing

‘Mercy Slayer’ Poker-Faced at Jury Drawing  Country Doctor Calm as Trial Gets Under Way

Mercy Death ‘Trial Opens; ~ Doctor Cal   Nine OF..13 Prospective Jurors Chosen To Try ‘Physician

Nine of Jurors Picked to Try Country Doctor   Dr. Sander Appears Calmly Confident at Mercy Killing Trial

‘Mercy Slayer’ Keeps Head Hiat  Line Of Defense Carefully Guarded

‘Mercy Killing’ Trial Opens; Doctor Calm   Dr. Sanders Confident Of Acquittai As Jurors Are Seated

FEPC MEASURE PUT ASIDE IN SENATE   Motion to Delay Consideration and Take Up NLRB Reorganizatien Passed. 50.27,

C-54 Wreckage Yields 3 Bodies   Air Force Plane Hits Mountain Peak

-54 CRASHES IX MONTANA KILLING THREE   Plane Crashes Into Mountain and urns Thorsday Night — Paratroopers ta Ald in) Bringing Ont Bodies.

Rescuers Find  Three Bodies   Ground Party Figths Snow To Reach Scene

C54 CRASHES X MONTANA KILLING THREE   Plane Crashes Into Mountain and Burns Thursday Night — Para~ troopers to Aid ‘in Bringing Out Bodles. wen

Charge China Is Made Puppet Of Russia By Pact   U. S. Speculates On Secret Clauses; Say Treaty Is Deceiving

Russia Loads’  Pact, ls Belief   Chinese Pact Called ‘Window Dressing’

Shot Down In Clearing  On Road   Both Men Engaged In Getting Facts For Stories

Yale Professor, U. S. Newsmar Are Slain by Murderous Gang While Touring West Java

Yale Professor, Magazine Writer Marder Victims   Americans Reported) Slain! - On ‘Road In West Java * (By Five: Uuiformed Men:

Indonesian Gang Kills Yale Professor, Writer   Dr. Raymond Kennedy, Robert Doyle, Time, Life Correspondent, Slain 

2 Americans Victims of  Java Killers   Yale Professor. Writer Apparently Killed by Murderous Gang Whose Motives Are Unknown

2 AMERICANS SLAIN   Murderous Gang Killed. Men ir Java Mountains

Americans Murdered  In Java   News Correspondent And Yale Professor. Ambushed on Highway By Group of Guerrilla:

Correspondent And Professor Killed By Gang   No Official Report Made In Deaths; Motiye Undetermined

Yale Professor And Magazine Writer Killed   Noted Sociologist And Time Correspondent Murdered On Highway

Two Americans Are Murdered In West Java   Yale Professor and Time And Life Correspondent Shot by Guerrilla Gang

Americans Slain i in West Java   One a Sociologist The Other Worked For Time And Life In Hong Kong

Motives Not Figured Out  Yole Prof., American Correspondent Kitled 8y Murderous Gang

‘Jungle Jim’ And Doyle Shot Down   Pair Stopped On Road By Four Or Five Men In Uniform, Taken To Clearing And Killed; Villagers Bury Bodies

Yank Reporter, Professor Slain in Java   p Pair Stopped on Road to Capital; Bodies Believed Mutilated

U.S. Reporter and Educator Slain in Java   Time-Life Newsman, Yale Professor, Murdered by Gang

US. Writer, Professor Slain in Java   ‘Uniformed Men’ Reported as Killers Of Pair in Forest

AMERICANS SLAIN IN WEST JAVA   Motive Not Determined For Gang’s Killing Yale Professor, Newsman

Forces of Two Nations To Join  British, Australian pat La. wf. F.....§....#f

Accepts Biitish and Australian Naval Units In cluding Aircraft riers 

 Missing In Woods:  Posse Searches for Office Nurse of Dr Hermann Sander

Nurse Employed In Sander:Of. fice Hunted In Dense Hookset Woods; Missing Since Yesterday Afternoon

RURAL ROAD PROGRAM TO BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING HERE AT COURT HOUSE FRIDAY, 17th.

Movement to Get New Road Funds for County to Be Presented in Anson Meet

Stalin Nips Revolt Plot, Reports Say      Many Officials Believed to Be In Conspigacy

Leningrad Revolt Plot ~ Reported Nipped by Stalin   serman Newspaper Says Nearly 200 High Officials Involved—Feared War Threat

REPORT SOVIETS _ CRUSH REVOLT   Intelligence Officers Sift Berlin Rumor

Tideland Bill Moves Nearer Congress Vote   Judiciary Committee Approves Walter Measure 0 to 15

AO AU Mule stumping Lampaign President Truman Prepares To Embark On Tout To Strengthen “Fair Deal” Through Speeches

Truman Plans 16 State Tou   Eight Major Addresses or Stumping Trip—Depart: for West Sunday.

TRIP FOR TRUMAN   President Expects to Give Light Speeches Across  the U.S.

President to Leave Sunday On Long Trip  Republican Big Wig Ready With Renliec

Truman Preparing Trackside Chats For Western Journey  Scheduled To Start Sunday

PRESIDENT MAPS WESTERN TOUR   Truman To Deliver . Eight Prepared Speeches And Many “Homey” Chats, Starting Sundav_

  President Plans To Hit The. Road ! Platform Chats To Be Feature  Of New Truman Election Tour

Truman Plans To Make Many Talks On Trip   “vainside Chats” And Major Speeches To Back Fair Deal

Truman Goes Over Plans For His Trip  Rayburn Presents  Him With  New

Truman Placing Heavy Dependence On ‘Trackside Chats’ through West

Reds Try to indoctrinate German ‘Slaves on Release to.Soviet Zone

No Aggressive Intentions Is  ‘Claim Of Reds   Mao Asures Indian Enyoy

Publication of Memorandum  Is Demanded  McCarthy Calls for Release of Secret  Far Eastern Policy Note From Lattimore

Advised kasy Tread by US In Far East   Owen Lattimore Discloses Confidential Memo He Submitted 7 Months Ago

Solon Demands Acheson Reveal Lattimore Data  Another Shot Fired At Two Officials By Spy-Hunter

IN A NEW DEMAND   McCarthy Asks Acheson to Make Public a Secret  Memorandum

Senator Forces Report to Be Made Public  i a   Memoranda Favored Abandonment of Support for Chiang

McCarthy Demands Acheson Make Public Lattimore Memorandum   Secret Document On Far Eastern Policies Given State Department

Far East Policy Advice Revealed for McCarthy   Urged Dropping Aid to Chiang and Avoiding Tangle in Korea

Advised Caution  In Asia —   Lattimore Releases Views He Handed Stat Department at Their Request 7 Months Ago

Senator Forces Report fo Be Made Public  Memoran da Favore d   Memoranda Favored Abandonment of Support for Chiang

McCarthy Ask Release of Secret Memo  Senator Says State Dept. Has Memo From Lattimore

McCarthy Tells Acheson To Free Lattimore Paper  Refers To Memorandum On Far East Policies Given To State Departmen’

Urged U. 3. to Avoid Excessive Deployment In Far Eastern Area   Truman Bars Path  To Loyalty Files   Says President Cannot Yield to Congress Use of Subpena Power

SECRET DATA ON FAR EAST INVOLVED   McCarthy Says Americans Entitled To See Papers   Orders Federal Agencies To Ignore Subpoenas For Loyalty Files

McCarthy Issues Latest Demand From a Hospital  Orders Acheson to Give ‘Mamorandum’

Asks ‘Memo’ 3e Made Public   Sen. McCarthy Fires Another Shot At  Owen Lattimore

Charges Data By Lattimore  Not Revealed   UN Official Slated To Appear Thursday Before Senate Group

NEW DEMAND FROM SENATOR   McCarthy Asks Acheson To Bare Secret Memo From Lattimore.

Lattimore Tells Of Opposition to Help for Chinese  Reveals Contents Of Advisory Note On Far East Case

Says Hell Do It Himself if Acheson Won't   Concerns Far.East Policy; Truman Tells 3 to Ignore Subpoenas

Lattimore Advised U: §. To Abandan Chiang Regime   Reveals Secret Meme On Far East Policy

McCarthy In New Demand On Acheson  Three Ordered To   Tonave QL.

Says “Secret Memorandum  In His Hands  Promises to Expose It as Public Duty

Demand For File On Seeret Data Made By Solon   Wisconsin Senator Says If Lattimore Won't. He'll Do I+

Lattimorein Revelation Of His Advice   Told State Depertment U.S, Should Avoid Too Much Deployment in Far East

Says McCarthy Case Unproved, Causing Harm   Counter-Charges Hurled by Solon And State Head

ays Acheson btained Report From Lattimore   Truman Tells: Agencies  ante Facts Made Public; To Iguere Subpoénas

Senator Fires Latest Shot From Hospital And Says If Secretary Doean’t: Act He Will.

Action Follows Demand by McCarthy to Give Report; Promised His Own Aid

ADVISED U. S.: TO GO EASY. IN FAR EAST   Man Accused as Soviet Agent Discloses Confi. dential Note After Demand by Sen. McCarthy.   CALLED FOR U.S.RUSSIAN STABILITY   Sen. Lodge Urges Bi-Partisan Loyalty Probe; Says Sen. McCarthy Hasn't Proved His Charges.

Asia Expert Bares Policy on Orient   Accused Man Releases Memorandum On Which McCarthy Charae Based

Asks ‘Memo’ Be Made Public   Sen McCarthy Fires   Sen. McCarthy Fires Another Shot At Owen Lattimore

His Report On Far East {s Demanded   MeCarthy Wants Acheson To Give Findings By Lattimore: Latter ToMake It Public

Atom Termed Water Source   Editor Views Time Ripe To Harness Power

Freedom of Religion Suffered Worst Setback When Communists Took China

COUNCIL APPROVES 1951 CITY BUDGET   Expenditures of $952,298 Are Listed; Request for’ - “Wesic's Seasteetiteens Pease’   ASK AN ENABLING ACT

COUNCIL APPROVES 1951 CITY BUDGET   Expenditures of $952,29% Are Listed; Request for: Year's Sanitation Fund   ASK AN ENABLING ACT

Federal Registration of Slot Machines in Southern illinois Shows Decrease

Slot Machine Listing Down Since July First  ice ee: Rboeed: Bess   Operators Must Buy $100 Tax Stamp Star’ Of New Fiscal Year

Lumberton Average Headed Up; Fairmont Reaches Higher Mark   PRPAIRMONT

N avy Denies ‘Inside Story’ On Forrestal   Reported ‘Prisoner’ In Naval Hospital, Refused Priiest’« Aca

Forrestal Was ‘Prisoner’  In Hospital, Editor Says   Navy Institution Prevented Him From Joining Catholic Church, Article In New Magazine Charges

5 EAST GERMANS SENTENCED T0 DI   ; SOVIET ARMY ORDERS THEM EXECUTED FOR “SPYING” FOR AMERICANS.

lol CAVALRY PUSHED BACK AT WAEGWAN   Waegwan-Taegu Corridor : Thought Best Route fo Pusan

Taegu Corridor Under Heavy Attack Again   Whole 1206-Mile Front Has Exploded Into Desperate Fighting

U. N. Lines ‘Generally Holding Firm’ Except. For Loss in Waeawan. Area   MARINES RETAKE YONGSAN, ADVANCE ABOUT ONE MILE

Attack Made On 120-Mile Battle Line   Reds Regroup Following Lons In South, Attacks Yanks Holding To Gains

Allies, Reds Both Launch Offensives   Taegu Threatened Again; U. S. 2nd Division, Marines Attack In Center

120 Mile Line Held  By U. N. Explodes Into Blazing Battle   Desperate Communist Forces Attacking Fron Pohang To Masan; Initial Thrust Gains 2 Miles But Southern Drive Is Stopped Dead

Strike All Along  Northern Sector   Doughboys and Marines Punch At Foe in Naktong River Buige

Entire Battle Line ixplodes With Action   Attempt To Get Drive To South Rolling After It Had Been Stalled

American Marines Reinforce Troops Counterattacking On Right Flanks

Only Major United Nation Loss Is Two Miles In Sector Near Waegwan

UNITS REGROUP IN SOUTH AND RESUME ATTACK   Entire 120-Mile Front Explodes Into Massive New Offensive

Enemy Forces In Desperate  Final Drive   120-Mile War Perimeter From Masan To Pohang Explodes Into Action

NEW DRAFT LAW SHUNED BY TRUMAN   MALES FORM 19 TO % YEARS OLD SUBIECT TO INDUC. TION AT ANY TIME.

Truman Signs New Draft Law   Gives Him Authority to Resume Inductions

New Draft Law Signed By Truman   President Given. Power To Order  Troan Induchons

DRAFT MEASURE IS SIGNED BY TRUMAN   ‘Law Gives Him Unrestricted Authority To Order Inductions Repumed At Anv Time

Truman Signs Draft Law Giving Power To Resume Inductions At Any Time   Males From 19 To 26 Subjected To Call For Military Service; Only Four Adverse Votes Counted

New Draft Measure. - Signed By Truman  Presi ident. Gets Full tu   President. Gets. Full ‘Au. 7 thority To. Order   Inductions

Professor Kills Head Of College   Also Slays Another Professor and Takes His Own Life,

Psychology Teacher Kills College Head,  Instructor and Self   Note Found Beside Body of Slayer Says That President of Peru State Teachers College in Nebraska Attempted to Dismiss Wrong Person

They Tried To Fire Him Professor Kills. College  Prexy, Teacher And Self

COLLEGE HEA AND PROFESSOR ARE MURDERED   Discharged Faculty Mem  ber Slays Men And Kills Himself      FIRED WRONG MAN, SUICIDE NOTE SAYS

Three Killed In Shooting On College Campus   Professor Kills Two College Officials Then Shoots Self

Professor Kills 2 At College, Self, Attorney Reports   Psychology Teacher, Due For Ouster, Said Slayer At Nebraska College

PROFESOUR KILNS HEAD OF COLLEGE, TEACHER AND SELt   Dr. B. K. Baker, Angered Over Dismissal, Shoots Two in Offices at Peru,  Neb., School,   ENDS OWN LIFE LATER AT HOME ON CAMPUS   Slayer Held School Positions in Southwest City, Mo., Picher, Okla, and Pittsburg, Kan.

Quiet College Prof Slays 2, Takes Own Life   Shoots Down Prexy, Colleague; Angered Over Losing Job

Professor Scheduled To Lose Post Shoots College President, Colleague. Then Self

Protessor Kills Head Of College In Nebraska  Fellow Teacher Also Is Slain,  Trenmy

Professor Shoots Two and Himself  College President One of Victims

Fired Professor ‘Shoots President   Head of College Slain at His Desk

Defense Chief For Europe Is Being Studied   First Consideration For U.S. Is North Atlantic Set-Up

West Europe Seeks Chief  For Armies   French Ask Informally « That American Lead Cambined Micoht

curopean Army Under Single Leader Urged   American Commander Is Suggested by Officials of France

Take Up Plans On Cold War   Optimism as Big Three Session Opens In London to  Form Strategy

Seek Agreement Among Allies   French Steel, Coal Pool Plan Indicates Hopeful Atmosphere

‘Senators Knock Out Middle-Income \Housing Plan Proposed by Truman

SENATE CHOPS HOUSING BILL   Defeats Measure By Vote - Of 43-38; Will Face Fight In House

Senate Beats Middle Income  Housing -Plan   Supporters Look to House for Another Chance to Act on Bill

BILL'S FUTURE IS LEFT UP TO HOUSE   Government Loan, Mort- gage Loan And Mortgage Legislation Approved

Middle-Income Housing Beaten by Senate Vote   Entire Program Is Cut From Catch-All Bill by Close Ballot

Housing Program Loses in Senate   Fate of Truman's Plan’  Now Rests with House

Bitter Defeat Hits Truman Housing Plan   Senate Chops Up Entire Program; House Lone Hepe

Truman Receives Stinging Setback On Housing Plans   Senate Vote Cuts Middle Income Aid From Funding Bill

Senate Defeat May Have Been Death-Knell  House To Decide Fate Of Truman Homes Plat

Fate Of Housing Program Now In Hands Of House   13 Democrats Team With 30 Republicans In Senate And Knock Out Middle-Income Section In Truman's Proposal

Middle Income Housing Plan Cut From Bill   Defeated In Senate, Issue Now In House; Bricker Leads Defeat

~—HOUSING—  House Will Decide Fate Of Program  Suffers Bitter Senate Defeat

Senate Defeat of Truman Housing Plan Leaves Fate of Project in House Hands

Truman’s Housing Plan Beaten by Senate: Up to House   Victory There Would Give Bill Another Chance

Traffic Deaths In State Mount With 15 Listed  Holiday Period Sees Four Added Since Wookand

Three Fatalities In Alabama Reported Sunday; LL On Saturday    Kvery 13 Minutes Is Country s Rate   But Death Toll So Far Is Below Prediction: Peak Expected Today

Jamboree City at Valley Forge Shoots Up Much Like Jet-Powered Beanstalk

Jamboree’s Tent Town Grows Fast;  47,000 To Be On Hand By Friday

Tent Town Shoots Up at Valley Forge for Scouts      ‘’ Jamboree 1950” ls Fastest Growing Town in U. S.

Britain Sending Armor to Korea   Orders Up Combat Troops; Fleet An War Footing

BRITISH TROOPS, INCLUDING ARMOR, 10 00 10 KOREA   Australia and New Zealand Also Announce They Will Send Soldiers to Battle Reds.   SIZE OF 3 FORCES IS NOT DISCLOSED   England to Put Far East Fleet on War Footing— Men Due for Leave to  Be Kept at Posts.

BRITAIN 10 AID IN KOREA WITH COMBAT FORCE   Offer of Land Force: Is Made by Several Members of U. N.

Britain Puts Eastern Fleet  On War Basis   Will Send Regular Troops to Augment UN Korean Forces; Other Nations Join

England Place: lar Kast Fleet  On War Basis   Australia and Zealand Also to Supply Land Forces to Aid Units

Britain Sending Combat Group To Korea; Navy on War Basis   Australia and New Zealand also Offer Land Forces To Back UN Fight on Reds

3 Commonwealth Nations Will Send Ground Forces . To Aid Americans in Korea

BRITAIN IS SENDING A COMBAT GROUP   Far Eastern Fleet On War Footing; Others To Send Forces

British Troops Will Be Sent  to Korean War   Help Also Coming From Australia and New Zealand

Marshall Plan Ultimatum to Britain Urged   Duff Says Promises Ought to be Made Good—Or Else

Duff Calls for U. S. Ultimatum fo Great Britain on Marshall Plan

Amerasia Data Partly Veiled By Inquirers   McCarthy Hits ‘Suppression’; New Disclosures Startling

New Controversy Arises In Probe Of Red Charges   Former U. S. Attorney Declares Evidence Was UObtained legally In Amerasia Case; ‘Covering Up.’ Save M’Carthy

DECLARE DATF ILLEGALLY OBTAINED   Former U.S. Lawyer Throws New Light On Issue  MINADTLUV      States He May Be Forced  To Make Public More  Secret Documents

—AMERASIA DEFENDANTS— Ex-Prosecutor Reports  Evidence Was Illegal

Words Fly Ove:  Amerasia Case   Major Evidence Had Been Secured Illegally

New Dispute Arises Over Amerasia Case   Results From Statement of Former Gov_ernment Prosecutor That Major Evi“dence Against Defendants Was Ob tained Illegally.   McCARTHY LASHES BACK -

Fresh Dispute Is Started in Amerasia Case  ‘ ~New Development In Maanzine Case

STOLEN PAPERS INQUIRY BALKED   Documents Seized With Search Warrant Create Problem For Investigators —Communist Dispute Renewed.

New Development Involving Amerasia Case Brings  Fresh Dispute in Senate  Major Evidence Obtained in 1945 Case Said Secured Illegally

“Amerasia Case’ Stirs M’Carthy   New Developments Arouse McCarthy

Amerasia Case In New Dispute  McCarthy Demands Atring of Testimony

Amerasia Case Bungled, Senate  Probers Informed McCarthy Assails Tydings’ Policy in  ~ - Tgiloring Report

NEW FLAREUP IN RED QUIZ   Amerasia Raids Illegal, Former Prosecutor Declares.

REPORT AMERASIA EVIDENCE ILLEGAL   Justice Dept. Says Case Fell Apart Because of legal Raids by FBI and OSS.

Former U. 5. Attorney Says Original Evidence Wa: Obtained Illegally; McCarthy Blasts Anew

McCarthy Hurls Fresh Blast At Red Probers   Ex-U. S$. Prosecutor Says Amerasia Evidence Obtained Illegally

Former Prosecutor Says Action Fell Apart Over Illegality of Evidence

Amerasia Case Weakened By Illegal Raids  MeCarthy (Criticizes   McCarthy Criticizes Probe Actions After Hitchcock Testimony

McCARTHY HITS SECRECY IN SPY CASE   Assails Tydings for Releasing Only Portion of Former’s Gov’t Prosecutor’s Secret Session Testimony.   REPORT AMERASIA  EVIDENCE ILLEGAL   Justice Dept. Says Case Fell Apart Because of Il!egal Raids by FBI and OsS.

New Dispute Begins Over 1945 Case   Senate Conmiitee Hears Testimony In Amerasia Case

Evidence In Amerasia Case  Found Illegal   Raids Conducted Without Search Warrants, So Government Agreed To Accept Only F:nes

Probe Methods Assailed Anew  By McCarthy   U. S. Official Cites Weak Amerasia Case— Investigators Blasted for “Secret”? Hearing

First Cavalry Races North Into Chongju   South Koreans, GI's Overrun Places Lost In First Red Victories

In the South, Yanks Within AQ Miles of Tie   American Flag Flies From Highest Point in Seoul

Vast GI Pincer Closing On Reds   Marines, Doughboys Bite Deep Into Capital; Thousands Of Enemy Face Trap

Only 40 Miles Separate Units On Two Fronts   Linkap Viewed Sealing OF Tens Of Thousands OF Red Treups In Vast Trap

ASKS FOR SLASH   Georgia Demo Says Spending Is Driving U. S. to Bankruptcy

Should Build Own Defenses, George Says  Senator Says Spending   Senator Says Spending Is Driving U.S. Towarc Bankruptey

Foreign Spending Breaking Nation   Senate Fiance Chairman Saya Aid Abroad Must Be Cur

Senator George Calls for Brakes On Foreign Aid   Claims ‘Indiscriminate’ Spending Will Drive U.S. to Bankruptcy

WELLSBORO D.A.R. PLANS   D.A.R. Chapter Will Mee! Nov. 11 for Luncheon.

U.S. Blocks Move To Ask Red China   Russia, America Agree On Agenda

U.S. and Russia Agree in UN on Formosa Airing  - America Objects  To Bidding Chine Red to Meeting

) U..S.-Russia Agree Orice oidiche apy a say 'UN To Discuss Formosa   But Red China Barreé

U.N. TO CONSIDER FORMOSAN ISSUE   BOTH Uv. 8S. AND RUSSIA VOTE TO PUT QUESTION ON COUNCIL'S AGENDA.

Formosa Issue On U. N. Docket  Red China Will Not Take Part. However

AGREB IN UN ON FORMOSA   Subject Is Placed On Agenda By Final Vote of 7 to 2

Englishman Finds Coal, Gas, Electricity Cost Him More Under Government Operation   Ry EnWIN] SHANK E.

Nationalization OK, Say Britons, But Doesn't Work   Fine as Theory, But Consumer Pays More For Coal, Gas and Electricity; Workers Fail To Get Privileces They Expected

Linn to Quit as Ag Secretary for New Post July 1   Appointed Manager For Manufacturers Association

-UN Members Withhold Quster of Russ ‘In Hope for Reality of “One World’

New York Stocks   Taher Gives Ideas   New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   Irish Shenanigans and Shillelaghs Mark St. Pat’s Day

This Is No Day To Trifle With Good Irishmen — The Odds Are Too Heavy

Faith and Begorra!  It's Safer Today to Say That You're Irish Even If Youre Not

Truman May Urge End of Ship Board  Opposition Expected By Marine Industry

G.0.P. Charges Truman Forces With Betrayal   Platform Statement Says Bipartisan Policy Scuttled

GOP Platform Scores Demo ‘Socialization’  Scuttling Bi-Partisan Plan Laid to Truman

Diggers To Vote OnLewis’ Plan   Mine Chief Meets  With Owners Wed.

Few Miners Go Back fo Work   Parley Announcement Fails to Get Miners Back into Coal Pite -

RESIGNS AS SHERIFF.   Pottawatomie” Official’s Wife Brings Charge to Court

Valley CofC Directors Cite Safeway Need  Speakers Urge Voters   Speakers Urge Voters Support Bond Issue For Right-of-Way

Kuhl Fined $1,000 On Politics Charge  Former Collector Gives No Defense

Former Revenue Collector Fined   Judge Orders Kuhi to Pav $1.000 —=si«,

Kuhl Is Fined U1, 000: Accepted Political Funds   Clarence Wittak of Manitowoc Revenue Department Cleared

Soldier Killed, 27 Others Hurt As Brush Fire Strikes Camp Carson

Fire Danger Diminishing In Colorado   Blaze Kills One Man, Burns 27 Others and Destroys 39 Buildings At Camp Carson’

Fire Destroys Camp Carson In Colorado  One Soldier Killed; 27 Badly Burned

One Soldier A Victim Of Flames   Six Others Critically Burned Attempting to Save Barracks in Path Of Colorado Brush Fire

Soldier Dies, 27 Burned in Fire   39 Buildings Are Destroyed at Camp - Carson in Colorado

Soldier Is Killed In Colorado Blaze   ‘Twenty-Seven Others Arc Hurt, 39 Buildings Are Destroved

Army Camp Hit By Brush Fire  One Soldier Dead, 27 Seriously Burned

Trains Crash; 50 Injured   Brakeman Admits He Reversed Switch, Causing Accident

20 Injured in Railroad Crash   Young Brakeman Throws Switch In Error

50 Passengers Hurt as Train Rams Freight   ‘None Critical’, Long Island Line Officials Report

90 Hurt in Long Island. Tr ‘ain Wreck   Young Brakeman Mistook Signal And Threw Switch

90 PERSONS HURT AS TRAINS COLLIDE   hong Island Freight Parked on Siding Hit by Passenger When Switch Is Opened.

Train Wreck Injures Scores  Young Brakeman Open Gwiteh at Wrana Time

45 Injured When N. Y. Train Rams Into Parked Freight  Long Island, Road Crash Blamed On Rreakeman Who Miatook Switch Signal

Evacuation From China >\bandoned  Acheson Charges  PM aeeiete Baek

U.S. Drops Rescue Of 2,000 in China  Abandons Shanghai Evacuation Effort

NU NOE Di wks U, S. Will Try to Move the  2,000 Americans From  Shanghai Another Way

EVACUATION PLAN CHANGED   Reds Block Effort At Shanghai; U.S. May Move Refugees North.

ANY SUAVE: YS Uhl  U. S. Will Try to Move the 2,000 Americans From Shanghai Another Way

Acheson Blames Chinese Reds in Rescue Failure  Statement Says Long Effort Made .

Abandon Plans to Move Yanks From Shanghai   Chinese Reds Block Every Effort, Acheson Says; Try New Action

FIREMEN IN WYCOMBE TO BEGIN BUILDING   Community is Cooperating In Construction Project   START WELL DRILLING

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIEES

Kaiser Given RFC Loan For Defense Work   Company Planning To Build Ships, Told To Reduce Anto Gatvut

$25 Million Loan to Kaiser-Frazer  RFC Money to Help Maintain Auto Outpul

Nation Drafting 100,000 Men; Will Expand Army By Adding New Divisions

U.S.Steps Up Program  For Defense   Vinson Urges 5-8 Divisions; Truman Signs ‘Freeze’ Bill

TRUMAN SIGNS BULL TO FREEZI ENLISTMENTS   Expansion of Armed Forces Ex> pected to. Total 800,000 Men — "199,000 Requested by Army in “September and October. ce

TRUMAN. SIGNS BILL TO: FREEZE ENLISTMENTS:   Expansion of Armed Forces ‘Expected to Total 800,000 Men — 100,000 Requested by Army. in September and October,

Will Call 80,000 More Draftees In Two Months  Total Of 100,000 Men Sought In  Next Three Months Rv DARRELL GARWOOD

S.Korea Army 35 Miles Past Border     Orders to Soldiers:  ‘Aet as Liberators, _ Not as Conquerors’

South Koreans Speed 35 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel Toward City of Wonsan—tU. §. Marines Meet Resistance in Advance North of Seoul—-Communists Ignore MacArthur’s Surrender Demand.

Promise Held For Opening Viaduct Soon  Traffic May Moy pet. ON) (Oe   Traffic May Move Before Dec. 25 Saville Says

Promise Held For Opening Viaduct Soon   Traffic May Move Before Dec. 25 Saville Says

Schoolboy Reassured  Tells Youth to Work and Study fo Play A Man’s Role in the Quest for Peace

ROBERTS WRITES OPEN LETTER TO BOY Who Asks Why He Should Plan for Future

Attorney Genera! sl Seven Recommendations for Changes ln State's Election Procedure

Anti-Red Bill Heads For Congress  Session; Truman Veto Seen Probable

Anti-Red Bill sent On Way  To Conference   Some Doubts Raised That Truman Will Veto As Promised

Plan To Stifle Party Activity Gets Approval  ‘Conference Action Set; Veto By HST BRinalaeod Denhahble

Veto Probable for Anti-Communist Home Front Bill   Senate Approves It With an Internment  Clause---Measure Now Heads for Conference

Anti-Communist Law Is Studied   Truman Expected T« Veto Bill Okayed After Hectic Battle

Anti-Red Measure Heads For Parley And Truman Veto   Seven Democrats Vote Against Bill; Approved 70 To 7.

Law Passed to Control Reds On Home Front   Stern Regulations to Deal With Subversive Elements Wins Approva In Upper House

SENATE VOTES 10-7 FOR BILL TO CURB REDS   Provides For Internment of  Dangerous Communists in  Time Of War.

Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Party Control  (Mena Orn HL   Graham, Six Other Democrats Vote No

Senate Okehs Bill to Intern Reds in War   Measure to Curb Communists Heads Vor Probable Veto

Senate Votes Red Control Bill, 10 to 7   Internment Feature Is Added to Measure As Solons Reverse Stand

Subversives Bill Passes by Both Senate and House   Veto Expected After Differences Are lroned Out

Senators Okay  Anti-Red Plan By 70 To 7 Vote   LOL LLL LLL  Measure Aimed At Stifling Communist Activity Heads For Conference

Senate Passes Bill to Stifle Red Activities   - 2 Opposing Measures _ Welded Into One in  Waette Gaccian

Conferees Receive Bill To Curb Reds  Measure Facing rT BFF ‘Jig... fecha   Measure Facing Possible Veto; Cuts Home Front Action

Subversives Bill. Is in Conference; Veto Is Foreseen   White House Is Studying; Measure; House May Accept Most of Provisions’

BILL I$ PASSED TO PLACE CURB ON COMMUNISTS   Senate Votes, 70 To 7, For Sweeping Restrictions On Red Activities In United States.

Anti-Red Bills to Conference   Senate Votes 70-7 For Law Stifling Communism in U.S

Red Curb Bill, With Changes Passed by Senate  Concentration Camp   Concentration, Came Proposal -Added To McCarran: Plan

Bill To Stifle Communist Activities Before Senate-House Group; Faces Veto

Anti-Red Bill Gets Senate OK   Measure Heading For Senate And House Conference After Senate OKs It

Plan To Stifle Party Activify Gets Approval  Conference Action Set; Veto By HST Declared Prahahble

Anti-Red Bill Okayed By Senate.   President Expécted  To. Veto Measure  As Imperiling Rights Of Loyal Citizéns -

Anti-Red Bill Keeps Prison Camp Clause   Senate Approves Hard Measure to Control Communist Activities

No Troops Seen Coming  Over Border   Wonsan Tagged As Top Target

No Indications Convoys Started In Manchuria  - South Korean Troops Drive Closer To Port OF Wonsan

‘British Air Ministry Decides To Look Into Stories About Flying Ice Blocks

Britons Seeing “Strange Things,” “Project Ice-Bolt’’ May Tell What

“Project Ice-Bolt” Will Try to Find What “It” Is Bombarding England

B ritish Study ‘Bombing’ By  lee Particles   Reports of Strange Falls of Frozen Chunks Are Mystifying Officials

CHUNKS OF ICE FALLING OUT OF SKY ON ENGLAND   Air Ministry Sets Up Project Icebolt to Solve Mystery.  *

ARSHAL TTC: HAS BROKEN  WITH_ALBANIA.   Albanian Legation In Yugoslav Capital le Orderad Clacad

Rennebohm Move Places Convention On Candidate Spot   Republican Session Endorsement To Set. Stage for Election

Bubolz, Kohler, Keefe Quickly Enter Race   Governor Says His Decision Based On Doctor’s Advice To Take Complete Rest

Bergman And Husband Settle Issue  Physical Custody of Daughter Is Given to

Moscow Radio Says Frontier Is Endancered   Note Charges Pact Violated  By Permitting Foreigners  Yo Scout Border Area

Lucas, Dirksen Monastery Is Race Boiling Desecrated by Toward Finish Red Atrocity

Truman Aide, Foreign Policy  At Stake in Luecas-Dirksen Duel   Rv LOUIS J. KRAMP

No. Koreans Ignore Gen. MacArthur’s New“Last Chance” Surrender Call; Reds Put Up Stronger Resistance

U.S. Places POW Issue Before UN   Western Powers Demand Russians Return Prisoners

Russia Is Challenged By The U.S.   Soviets Will Be Asked To Reveal Disposition Of  * War Prisoners; Scheme Considered To Put North Korea Under UN Trusteeship.

~ DEMANDS FOR INFORMATION   U.N. Wants to Know What Became of  Prisoners

U. S. Challenges Russia to Tell of Her War Prisoners  Another Secret Talk Scheduled in Try to Break Red UN Block

Ask Russia To Account  For P.W.’s   Almost Two Million German, Japanese Prisoners Remain Unaccounted For

Tito Announces Yugoslavia Will Soor Nominaie Dinlomatic Envoy to Greece

Tito Woos West In Policy Speech  Yugoslavia Ready to   Yugoslavia Ready to Mend Diplomatic Split With Greece and Italy

Marshal Tito  Talks Of Peace To improve Relations With Greece, Raly

Tito’s State-Of-Nation Message Reflects New, Friendly Attitude ‘Toward Greece, Italy And Austria

TITO REVEALS NEW POLICY   Announces He’s Ready For Further Trade Deals With West.

Tito to Resume Greek Relations  Yugoslay Head Makes Overtures to The Wes!

Tito Ready ToPickMan  For Greece   Diplomatic Acts Arc to Be Resumed Soon, Premier Says in Talk to Parliament   Speaks on Italy   Sees No Basis for Status of Two Nations to Get Worse

House Blasted In Birmingham   Negro Residence Bombed Second Time In 7 Months

UN. to Talk Korean War In Council   Three Days of Russian Attempts to Push Issue Aside Fail at Lake Suecessa   Attack Is Made   Malik Unleashes Fiery Blasts at U. S.; Austin. Others Reply

Bitter Verbal Exchanges Occur As Malik Again Loses   U. S. Delegate Warren Severely Denounces Soviet Delegates Charges Hurled At U. S.—In Session Again Today

UN To Take Up American Resolution  RB ittoeweet To   Soviet Attempt To Sidetrack Korean War Issue Again Is Beaten Down

Korean War Big Issue Before UN  Attempt to sidetrack Case Beaten Down

Council Set To Rap Reds  For Invasion   Soviet Slapped Down In Effort To Shunt. Korean Issue Aside

Korea War Issue Still Before UN  Soviets Fait In Move To Sidetrack Question

Face Still on Hand Despite Series of D efeats SHAAN RANA RAR RAN ISANAN DAP BOAR  UN Turns to Korean War Issue After Sidetrack Attempts Fai

UN To Take Up American Resolution   Soviet Attempt To Sidetrack Korean War Issue Again Is Beaten Down

Korean War Topic . ‘<n an aan vEREESeNetpsnimppeer venoms renee  Bitter Issue Faced   By United Nations

UN Finally Gets Down To Korean War   Beat Down Three-Day Russian Attempt To Sidetrack Issue

Security Council Ready To Take Uj  Korean War Issue   Russian Attempts To Sidstrack F inally

U.N. Resumes Debate After Red Setbacks  Beats Down 8-Day Russian Attempt To Shelve Korean Isaue

Was on Way To Western Battleline   Famed Protege Of Late Gen. Patton Dies of Injuries

Kighth Army Chief’s Jeep. Truck Ram   Soldier Son Weeps After Viewing Dad's Wreck-Torn Body

Reds Rejecting Acheson Plan   Recent Speech Of Secretary Of State Being Atenckead_

Russia Turns Down Acheson  Plea for Better Relations Moscow Feels Berkeley Speech Made No  Concratea Pranactianntac Dkase

KOREAN AID BILL MAY BE REVIVEL   TRUMAN BACKS MOVE—ACHES03 VOICES CONCERN OVER  DEFEAT OF MEASURE.

Truman Would Revive Bill To Aid Korea   Gives State Secretary No Limit Backing; Expresses His Dismay

CHIANG ASKS U: N. TO CONDEMN USSR   Warns Russia Might Mas: Other Puppet Troops In Asta War

Chiang Asks UN Censure   Chinese Nationalists. Want Russia Blamed For Korean Attack

Peace Bid To Red China Is To Be Initiated  U.S. Launches Move To Secure Cease-Fire Order In Korea War

New York’s “Rain-Maker”’ Admits Making Some Rain But Denies Blame for All   Democrats to Blame for Korean War, Not the Republicans, Hall Says

— CRIMINALS — Life Urged In Some Sex Cases   DEWEY ACTS ON STUDY 

Shaw’s Beard Is Stickler   Causes Docs More Trouble Than G. B.’s Broken Hip

SOUTH KOREANS STOP CHASE AT NORTHERN LINE   Allied Headquarters Orders Halt For Regrouping: Reds Shelled

South Koreans Chase Reds To 38th Parallel   Big Question Is Whether Troops Will Advance Into North Division Of Peninsula; Enemy Mopped Up

Poses Problem Of Who Will G0 On North   More Red Atrocities Are Discovered As Areas Cleared Out

Chase Enemy to Border But Allied Advance Stopped   Troops to Regroup;. No Decision Whether Border to Be Crossed

Allied Troops Come to Halt At Parallel 38   MacArthur Right {a Gras Line Under Dispute as Reds Heo

Allies Told to Stop at Border of North Korea for Regrouping; No Decision on  Border Crossing.  WAR IS OVER, GENERAL ASSERTS

Red Positions Astride Border Are Shelled   Decision On Next Move Not Announced; Rhee In Seoul

Allies Regroup, Await Orders (in Advancing   Border.Crossing Decision Left To Higher-ups

ALLIES HALT ON BOUNDARY TO REGROUP   South Koreans Halted by Allied Command; No Decision on Crossing Into Red Territory.   BIG GUNS FIRE ACROSS THE LINE   Gen. Walker Reports 75,000 Reds Slain; Find Bodies of 400 Massacred Civilians.

Allied Command Silent on Move AfterRegrouping   Continue Mop-Up of Broken Invaders; Seoul Restored as Capital

S. Koreans Chase Reds To Border   Army Spokesman Says Troops Are Ordered to Wait For Regrouping

South Koreans Called to Halt By Allied Order  ; Told to Wait for Rearaunina Plans ©

Halted by Order Of Allied Command At Zone Border —  No Decision by   No Decision by U. N. On Pursuit Has Been Announced

So. Korean Units Ordered To Halt Below Borderline   Fire Is Poured Into Positions Along Parallel

ACTION CALLED REGROUPING MANEUVER   Official Declines Comment On Next Move   ARTILLERY FIRE   Poured Into Red Positions Astride Line Dividing North, South Korea

Pour Artillery Fire On Foe At Border Near Eastern Coast   No Hint Given Yet On Crossing Line   MacArthur Turns Seou!  Back to Rhee; ‘War Is  Over,” Says Walker

Shell Reds Along Line   Decision Awaited on Whether Allied Armies te Strike Into Red Koree

No Decision on Drive Into Red Territory   Vanguera Units Told to Hold Up fer ‘Regrouping'

Remnants of Ragged Red  Army Retreat   Battle-Rattled Commies Pursued to 38th Line By South Korean Force   HALT TO REGROUP   Te . 7 . Victorious Forces Wait - Decision on Whether To Strike in North

Allied Vanguard Halts at Border For Regrouping   MacArthur Formally Returns Capital City to President; Pledges Freedom for Koreans

Spearheads Near 38th, Fire On Reds  MacArthur Hands   MacArthur Hands Seoul Over To Korean President  In Formal Ceremony

SOUTH KOREANS PULL UP SHORT AT 38TH PARALLEL; COMMAND SAYS REGROUPING

S. Koreans Stop to Regroup; “War Over Gen. Walker Says As Rhee Takes Over Seoul

Future Moves Of UN Forces Not Indicated   Officials Refuse to  Say Whether Reds to Be Followed Across North-South Boundary

Pursuing Troops Halt at Controversial Boundary to “Regroup’ for Next Action

POUND ENEMY POSITIONS ON DIVIDING LINE   ‘MacArther Turns Over City  Of Seoul To Korea’s  President Rhee

 Ordered to ‘Wait for a Re-Grouping  What Happens After That Is a Mvsterv

 SEOUL IS RETURNED TO RHEE South Koreans Halted At Border; U. N. Order On  Invasion Is Awaited

War Over In South Korea: Decision Waits   South Koreans Ordered To Stop To Regroup; Intimation Is That U.S. Troops To Halt

Allies Chase Red Invaders to 38th   South Koreans Ordered to Stop Advance for Regrouping; Allies Keep Up Arrtillery Fire on Retreating North Koreans.   No Announcement Made About U. N. Forces Going Over Border

Allied Command Checks Advance for Regrouping  MacArthur Officially Turns Seaul Back to

Heavy Guns Shell Reds Along Line   Victorious Forces Wait For Decision On Further Action

Ordered To Halt Right At Border   Aerial Observation Shows Retreating Reds At End Of Their Home Country; Artillery Continues To Blaze.

Forces Pursuing Remnants Of Invaders’ Army Called To Halt at 38th Parallel

Allied Forces To Regroup At 38th Parallel   South Koreans Are Pounding Enemy Or Homeland Border

South Koreans Halt in Chase Of Red Forces   Await Word On Policy Toward Border Crossing

Advance Stops Pending Orders For Red Cleanup   Invasion Forces Flee over Border In Final Defeat

Beaten Invaders Running Across Line in Droves   No Decision Yet On How Far Reds Will Be Chased

‘War Is Over’ General Walker Tells Newsmen   MacArthur Hands Seoul Over to South Korean Chief

Report Gen. Dean May Be Prisoner   Troops Await New Orders Before Crossing Red Border

Allies Chase Red Troops To Border  Halt is Called By High Command New Move Unknowr

Driving Republic Forces Directed To Stop And Wait For Regrouping Upon Reaching Border — Allied Armies Still Uninformed Whether They Will Push Into Red Korea To Police It Against Any Future Invasion Or Uprisings

ON CROSSING IS ANNOUNCED   Thorough Purging Promised By Rhee Of Red Followers

THE BOX SCORE   Seoul Given Back to The Republic   Border Decision May Be Left Up To United Nations

General Walker Says Korean "War Is Over”   South Koreans Told To Halt Advance; Wipina-Up Continues

'No Decision On Entering  Sector Given   M’Arthur Turns Over Liberated Capital Fo South Korean Leader

Pursuit Is Checked at Parallel 38   No Decision Yet On Whether Allied Forces Will Move . Inte Warth Koran

Broken-Down Invader Units Chased to Line   Allies Pour Artillery On Reds Astride Korean Boundary

Make Decision For Purposes Of Regrouping   Walker Says As Far As He’s Concerned ‘Korea War Ended’

Lt. Gen. Walker in Assertion ‘War is Over as Far as  We Are Concerned’

‘War Is Over,’ Reds Routed, Walker Says   Bodies Of 40 American Soldiers Found In Two Trenches Near Taejon Prison

Army Says Troops Ordered To Stop For Regrouping   Spokesman Refuses To Speculate If Allied Forces Will Cross Border in Police Force Role

Order Republic Troops To Halt For Regrouping — No Decision Announced On Crossing Dividing Line

RAILROADS HERD CARS TO MINERS   See 10-Day Period Necessary for a Return to Normalcy

RAILS SPEED U.S. BUSINES:   10 Days Held Needec _ To Bring Economy  Back to Normal

Coal-Starved Industries Plan To Resume Work   Critical Consumer Points Will Get First Shipments

Railroads Busily Shunt Empty Cars To Replenish Nation’s Coal Piles

Railroads Set To Rush Coal Over Nation   Getting U.S. Industry Back in Action May Require Ten Days

Coal-Hauling Carriers Rush Cars to Pits   Industries Curtailed By Strike Speed Plans For Full Production

U.S. BUSINES   10 Days Held Needed To Bring Economy Back to Normal

OILS, STEELS, AUTOS OUT FRONT   Market Gives Ground Under Moderate Pressure: Losses Around 2 Points

Ban on Racing Information One Bill's Aim   Broadcasts Would Be Delayed; No Bets by Wire or Phone

Federal Gaming Curb Proposed   Measures Offered To House. Senate

McGrath Gives 2 Bills to Congress   Anti-Gambling Measures Are Designed to Stop Sending Sport News for Betting

~ Measures Aim at Smashing All ® Organized Betting on Any Event, Bans Shipment of Slot Machines

McGrath Urges U.S. Action To Check Bookies   Congress Given Two Bills To Crack Down On Gambline

2 Bills To Stamp Out Organized Gambling Submitted By M’Grath   One Would Bar Interstate Transmission Of Gaming Infarmation; Second Would Stop Slot Machine Shipments To Illegal States

U.S. Attorney General Drafts Two Bills to Smash Organized Gambling After Cities Ask Help

NO MORE SWATTING THOSE PESKY FLIES IF ADVICE OF N. M. PLUMBER IS FOLLOWED

U.S. Weapons Used On Reds In Indo-China   French Troops Quit Another Village Near Border In Fighting

OATIS ORDERED OUT OF PRAGUI   Correspondent Told Com mand Directed Against Him Personally

NORTH KOREANS GUT 10 PIECES   ENEMY TRAPPED BY JU. § REGIMENT AND MOWED DOWN IN DROVES,

Truman Ready To Battle for Tis ‘Fair Deal’   Outwardly Happy, He Discounts Republican Election Victories

Truman Will Renew Battle For Fair Deal   Chief Executive Discounts GOP Election Yictory

»Truman To Push Fight [For “Fair Deal” Program; Insists Acheson To Staw

Truman Not Yielding on “Fair Deal”   Appears Set To Renew Fight; Not Calling Congress Early.

‘Fair Deal’ Push Planned  By Truman Discounts GOP  Election Gains; Supports Acheson

TRUMAN HAPPY AND SCRAPPY      Evidently Ready To Renew Battle With New And Old Congresses  ee 6 ee oe 2 ee oe ek Ue Ce a ee a re ee es

To Renew  Fair Deal Proposals   President Determined To Continue Fight For Approval Of Domestic Program

TRUMAN READY FOR NEW FIGHT   Set To Renew Battle For ‘Fair Deal’ Program,  He Tells Press

Ready to Fight For Fair Deal  President Exhibits  A Scrappy Mood  6UAY Deeee Conferance

Cladestine Lovers Slain In Bed      To Continue Fair Deal Truman Discounts GOP Wins; \Others See Congress Hostile

President Set To Stump For His Fair Deal   Reiterates Backing Of Domestic Issues And Sec’y. Acheson

Truman To Continue Pushing Fair Deal Program before Old, New Congresses

TRUMAN STICKS i HIS PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION   President Will Press  Measures, In.  cluding Civil Rights,  Despite Election Setback.

President Appears Ready To Renew Battles With Congress ‘For His "Fair Deal’ Program

Outwardly Happy President Preparing For ‘Fair Deal’ Battle With Congres:

Truman Ready To Open F ight For Fair Deal   President Says He Won't Call Congress Back Ahead Of Time

SEN. HOLLAND SAYS CONGRESS WILL PASS EYCESS DANEFITS TAY   Truman to Fight Solons For “Fair Deal" Program

THE Uo & FEELS INFORMED   Happy. Scrappy Truman Renews Fair Deal Fieht

No Call For  Congress to be  Back Early  Expects The Excess   Gen. Bradley Would Trade  Bomb for Righteousness

UNDAUNTED BY DEMOCRAT LOSSES  President To Push Fair Deal Program

‘Outwardly Happy Truman Evidently ‘Ready to Renew Battle in Conaress

Happy And Scrappy: © :  Truman Ready To Renew Battle With Conaress For. "Fair Deal’

Truman Readies To Renew Battle For Fair Deal’   Expects Excess Profits Tax Approval, Hawaii Alaska Statehood

‘Fair Deal’ Fight To Open:  Truman Ready   President Remains Optimistic Over Chances for His Program; Other Democrats Are Not.

Happy Truman Set To Battle For Program  President Discounts GOP Victories, Back  Coprataryu Arhacan

Truman’s Set  To Battle On  For Fair Deal Discounts Election  Victories Of G.O.P..

"Scrappy Trumar To Battle Congress For Fair Deal”   Discounts Gains By Republicans in Recent Election

Prepared To Battle Congress   Outwardly Happy And Undaunted by  Defeat in Election

Truman Set For Battle  With House And Senate   President Pushing Fair Deal Program Despite Opponents

Truman Set To Continue  Party Fight   President Refuses To Be Disturbed By GOP Victories

Truman Backs Up Secretary  President Ready to Fiaht for Fair Deal

To Continue Fair Deal _  Truman Discounts GOP Wins Others See’ Congress Hostile

Cheery Truman Refuses Retreat  President Insists On Reform Steps

Truman Faces New Battle For Program  Profits Tax To Be Passed Seon

Happy Scrapp. President Is  Battle Ready   Appears Fit to Renew Fight With Congress For ‘Fair Deal’ Progran

President fo Scrap for UE Gir Deol”   Truman Discounts Election. Victories, - Backs Acheson

Truman Dodges Query Whether He'll Run Again  Outlines Plans for Returning Congress; Program Unchanged

_ President, Undaunted By Demo Defeats, Sure Program Will Be OK’d

Truman, Outwardly Happy, Scrappy Is Ready To Renew Fair-Deal Fight

Truman Ready To Renew Fight For ‘Fair Deal   President Appears Unworried About Election Results; Backs Acheson

Truman Siill Battling for Fair Deal’  Discounts G.O.P Victories, and

Engineers Will Remain On Rail Jobs   Brotherhood Head Says Members Can Cross Picket Line lf Firemen Strike

 RAILROADS MAY ATTEMPT * TO OPERATE   Further Mediation May Be Pressed In Dispute

SLAYS WIFE IN JEALOUS RAGE   (Killer Tearfully Tell: Police She ‘Had Too Many Boy Friends’

Harehousemen Of 5 States To Meet Monday To Plan For Auction Season

Tobacco Men Set To Attend Annual Meet   Bright Belt Group To Gather Monday

Truman Due In Honolulu Late Today   Heads Out On Pacific Tonight For Last Leg Of Flight To Meeting

MacArthur To Leave Saturday For Conference  ruman Vieite   Truman Visits Wounded Veterans Just Back From Front

Patrol Meets Little Opposition In Advance to Contact Enemy   ‘More Heavy Stuff Coming Behind You,’ Gls Told at Start of Push to Regain Lost Ground

Yank Ground Troops Start Back in Korea   Patrol Makes Contact With Retreating Reds as Heavy Stuff Moves Up

Patrol Takes Off With Instructions To Contact Enemy   Opposition ls Meager As Troops Advance 10 Miles to North

Americans Started Back During Friday   Patrol Edges Back Ten Miles Before It Moker Contact With Enemy Patrols Now Withdrawing

Navy to Speed Coast Defenses   herman Reveals Plans to Activate Ships In “‘Mothball’ Fleet

Russ Demand U.S. Halt: Reds Take Vital Airfield: Americans Not Used Yet

United Nations Urged To Oust Korean Force   Bitter Words Are Hurled At America  Im Daoceian Press

Russians Ask U.S. to End Aid to Korea   United Nations Urgec To Issue Order Expelling Americans

Soviet Demands UN Expel U. 5. Korea Troops   Russian Press Voices Scathing Criticism At US

Soviet Demands U.N. Oust U. S. Army in Korea  Armed Aggression by   Armed Aggression by Americans Charged In Gromyko Blast

Demand to Expel American Forces From Korea Highlights Soviet Blasts

Calls On U.N. To End Intervention   Soviet Deputy Fereign Minister Gromyko Makes Lengthy Statement Bristling With Chorges Against United States

Taft Tops List Of Candidates Opposed by AFI   Delegates Hear Friends, Foes Of Lebor Named

Panhandle Plagued By Fires   250 Sections Said to Have Burned; Two Men Injured

Defer Action On Kmergency Pow er Request   Exnect Revision Next Month en Goverrment Reorganizationa! Bill

Truman Power Request Shelvec Until January  Aetinn le Daferrad   Action Is Deferred In Senate Pending Study by Committee

Truman’s Plee to Be Debated Next Session   Revision of Measure to Cut Out 'Blank Check’ Feature Due

Adion Later On War Powe   Congress Leaders Agree { Take Up Reorganization Bid Mew Yerr’s Day

Emergency Power Request Shelved; Up in January  Other Bills Are   Other Bills Are Caught in Jam Of Christmas Rush And Absentesniem

Consumer Goods Cut Undecided ...  Action On Truman Request Deferred   Reshuffling Of Federal Agencies Problem For The New Congress; Civilian Outlook Analyzed

Re-Vamp Bill Shelved Now   Congress To Take Up Reorganization Bill January Ist

Truman Power Request Held Up Temporarily  Wilson Urges Action mt _£ tor ~ tase

Truman's Request For New Powers Shelved in Rush  Action Apparently Deferred Until New Conaress Meet

EMERGENCY ~ POWER BILLS ARE DELAYED   ‘Lawmakers Decide to Hold Up Action Until New Congress Meets.

Truman Request For Emergency Power Shelved  Senate Group Defer: Artinan: ta hAnke Sti   Senate Group Defers Action: to Make Study

TRUMAN CRISIS POWER BID SEEN. SHELVED FOR NOW   Senate Group Agrees Informally To Delay” Action Pending Study

Bombs Rake Italy As Reds Go On Strike   Motorized Police Break Up Mass Parley In Rome Square

Truman Seeks To Cat Budget To 49 Level   President Makin g Effort To Slash $2 Billion  Heres Rasieauecua

Truman Seeks  Budget Slash  Solons Join in Echo   Solons Join in Echo To Cut Spending

President Swinging Ax on 1951 Budget   Truman May Surprise Solons With $42 000.000.0000 Proposal

Brumbelow To Practice Law Here  Former Member Of Legislatu re 7  ae geass ee

Brumbelow To Practice Law Here  Former Membe:   Former Member Of Legislature Is Well Known

Destroyer, Planes Sent To Scene   Reliable Reports Say Craft Sighted Near Northern Coast Area

Unidentified Sub Is Sought By Navy Near California   Planes, Destroyer Prob: Report by Naval Flier, Fishing Boat Skipper

SUB IS HUNTED OFF CALIFORNIA   UNIDENTIFIED CRAFT SIGHTFD BY FLIER AND FISHING BOAT SKIPPER.

Planes, Destroyer Scour Pacific Waters For Sub; Craft Still Unidentified   Reports By Navy Flier, Fisherman Set Of Search; Hunt Most Intensive Since End Of War: Patrol Of Area Continued

Mysterious Sub Object of Wide Search by Navy   Planes and Destroyer Dispatched for Hunt Centered Off Coast

NAVY DIRECTS SUB HUNT OFF CALIFORNIA   Search Follows Several Reports  Of Sighting Craft

Unidentitied Sub Hunted Off Coast of California Sighted Twice;   Sighted Twice; Destroyer and Planes Sent Out To Check on It

UNIDENTIFIED SUBIS SPOTTED OFF CALIFORNIA   Most Intensive Hunt Since End Of War Now In Progress   DESTROYER, PLANES ENGAGED IN SEARCH

2 PLANES COLLIDE: 3 LEAP TO SAFETY   Two Fliers Escape With Minor In juries in 2Mile Jump—Third Tes Nat t8ues

INDIA’S DELEGATE TO UN  CONCERNED OVER NEWS OF 38 PARALLEL CROSSING

India Delegate To UN Upset By Crossings   News Finds Most Others Scattered; Russians Silent

SouthKoreansHalt At 38th Parallel   Regrouping Is Ordered; Aerial Survey Shows Reds Are Routed

Artillery Firing Into Border Area   Spokesman Will Not Comment On What  Further Orders May Ban fKlterne

Good Condition All U.S. Job —   Not Administration’s Lone Achievement

Agree Country In Fine Shape  But Disagree With President On Cause

Money Coming Slowly In AFL  Federation Worried Over Fall Campaign

Campaign Funds On Congress Races Worrying AF.L.   Has Only $50,000 So Fa From Membership; Several Millions Are Needed

Hunt New Taxes fo Offset Cuts   House Committee Not Optimistic, Court Truman Veto

New Tax Sought fo Balance Cuts   Veto Ahead if No Balance Achieved

House Members Hunt New Taxe:   Seek Almost Billion Dollars to Balance Cuts In Excise Taxes

Seek Billion In New Taxes To Offset Excise Slashes   Not Optimistic; Tax Writers Face Truman Veto on Excise Levies Cut

House Seeks Billion In New Taxes   Try To Block Veto Of Truman; Balance Sought By Writers

Seek Billion in Taxes To Balance Excise Cut   Tax Writers in House Not Too Optimistic of Finding New Revenue to Avert Truman Veto Of $967,000,000 Slash in Excise Levies

House Searching For More Taxes After Excise Cut   Veto Seen Unless One Billion Found; Little Optimism

Tax Writers in  House Searching  For New Revenue Trying to Find Ways to Make Up  Pn ee ae ee

Lawmakers Hunt Billion  In New Taxes  Tr. ss Fe=I Btls   Tax Bill Risks Veto if Excise Cut Unmatched

House Seeking $1 Billion to Offset Tax Cut   Excise Levies Slashed; Presidential Veto Is Expected

HUNT BILLION NEW TAXES T0 BALANCE CUTS   Excise Slash — $312,000,000 Over Truman’s Limit—— Courts Veto.

Truman Says He'll Veto Any Cuts Unless Way Is Shown to Make up $967,000,000   President’s Plan   Would Impose Higher Tax on Corporations and Big Gifts

Billion Needed To Offset Cuts   House Committee Seeks New Taxes to Balance Reductions Made in ‘Current Excise Levies During Past Week — Not Too Optimistic.   TRUMAN MAY VETO BILL

House Members Seeking Billion In New Taxes fo Balance Proposed Reduction in Excises

SEEK SUBSTITUTE FOR EXCISE TAX   FEAR TRUMAN VETO UNLESS COMMITTEE FINDS NEW REVENUE

EXTRA BILLION IN TAXES SOUGHT   House Group Looks For Funds To Offset Cut In Excise Levies

TAX WRITERS SEEK WAYS 10 BALANCE CUTS   Proposed Slashes In Ex. cise Levies Far Above Truman's Mark

Seek New Taxes To Balance Cufs  . House.Tax Writers . Not Too Optimistic

House Tax  Heads Seek New Funds   Would Balance Reduction: Made In Excise Levies

Tax Writers Open Hunt For Billions To Balance Cuts   Are Not Optimistic; Truman Threatens To Veto Proposal

Reduction In Exeise Levies Causes Worry  Truman Will Veto Bill, Is Warning

Government Shops Around for Billion More in Taxes   Corporations and Inheritances Might Cat Buathar Tal

Police Captain Loses Life In Saginaw Fight   Two Other Officers Are Wounded In Gun Battle With Prison Parolee And Woman Companion

Police Captain Killed in Fight  2 Fellow Officers Critically Wounded

Michigan Police Captain Killed In Gun Battle  rmarc   Two Other Officers Wounded; Couple Overtaken In Chase

Police Captain Dies in Gunfight  Couple at Saginaw Held after Battle

OFFICER SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT   Saginaw Scene Of Second Roaring Gun Battle In Two Days

President At Last May End Strike   Action Threatened “Soon” as Miners Continue Walkout.

Miners Continue: Renelion ig ;  GK i  Lewis Sugg fa New Contrdet Scheduled Bety

Battle For ‘Little Cassino’ Bloody  Enemy Fights Back Despite Pounding

Inflation Curbs Planned By Treasury   U.S. Officials Plan To Finance Korean War From Levies

‘Cheap Money Financing Of War Foreseen  Less Funds May Be Available For   Caneral Rarrawinge

Find Cause, Cure Of Costly Dairy Cattle Disease   Ketosis Remedy Found By University of Maryland Team

Local Forecast   Acheson Says U.S. To Keep AtomicPolicy   Capital Still Hotly Debating Proposed New Hydrogen Bomb

Rhodes Rips ‘Henchmen, Hatchetmen Headhunters’ Fighting Taft In Ohio

Anti-Taft Forces Get Rhodes Blast  GOP Hopeful Says Hatchetmen Coming Like Hornets From Hell

Two Missing As Hawaiian Crater Erupts   5 Houses, Church, Engulfed in Fiery Mauna Loa Flow

Boiling Lava Plunges info Pacific Ocean  Houses, Church, Cemetery

YANKS WITHIN. 23 See” ve  Ox Carts Used To  Bring Up Suppli es  BD omssoala de nctn mean

American Armored Column Pushes Ahead In Korea Acainst Fierce Red Resisfance

Enemy On Run After Heavy Losses Inflicted By Yanks, South Kereans Retake Lost Area; Americans Launch Attack Along Naktong

Enemy Thrown Back With Bloody Losses At Pohang; Allies Gain Up To 3 Miles

Truman To Ask New Increases In Postal Rate   President Requests No Action Be Taken On Pending Measure

POSSE HUNTS MISSING BOY   Child Vanishes From Yard Of Home: Bloodhounds Leadine Sisich

Planes Confinue Search For Crew  . Flare Gear Dropped ‘Raises False Hepes.

Plane Hunters Hopes Blasted By False Clue   Equipment Dropped From Plane Thought Part Of Wreckage

False Hopes In Search of Missing Plane   Object Thought To Be Life Raft Identified As Smoke Flare Box

Hope Fades For Missing Airmen  Air Force To Extend Search Thru Saturday

Raises False Hopes in Hunt   Equipment. Dropped - by Searchers First, Believed Clie “to Lost. Plane.

CLUE IN PLANE SEARCH FALSE   Proves To Be Equipment Dropped By Aerial Searchers

C COMB THE BALTIC REGION   Search for Missing U, § Plane Is Hamnered by Heavy Fog

Search Goes On for Lost Navy Bomber   Brief Flurry of Hope Stirred by New Clue Turns Out to Be False Lead: Hone Dwindlina

Gloomy Fog Again Covers  Land And Sea   Brief False Hopes Raised As Floating Equipment Found By Searchers

Box Clue Fizzles In Plane Search   Drifting Wood Is Part of Equipment Dropped by Hunters

Equipment Dropped by Air Searchers. Raises False Hope for Missing Crew

Paticl Studies Possible Link in Kansas City, Gordonville Bank Holdups

Appeals Court Upholds Conviction Of {1 Top U. S. Communist Leaders

 Federal Court Upholds Smith Act, Conviction ‘of 11 Top Communists

Christians of World Pause to Observe Easter  Pilgrim Thousands   Pilgrim Thousands Throng Jerusalem, Rome For Services

PREC ESEL ORE MIO TK EEE, SULPAEN: OP CESEELEU AS VV At.  Christians Here, ‘Abroad Renew «Homage to the Prince of Peace

Good Friday Hold: Special Place in Christian World   Renewed Homage ts Paid on Anniversary of  Crucifixion; Ancient flew Tammed

Christian World Bows in Worship on Anniversary of the Crucifixion

IT’S AN OLD STORY BUT A STORY PEOPLE NEVER FORGET Christians Pause To Pay Homuge ToM an From Galilee Who Died On Cross 19 Centuries Ago   Even Children Are Worried About War

Prayers Mark Good Friday  Thertsarle wt Hele   Theusands of Holy Year Pilgrims Knee)  In Reverence in Rome

The Entire Christian World Prepares kor  Easter Observance with Prayer and Story

Prayers Mark Good Friday   Thousands of Holy Year Pilgrims Kneel In Reverence in Rome

 Uneasy World Pauses This Good Friday To Pay Homage To The Savicr

THIS STORY OF CHRIST RETOLD ACROSS WORLD   Centuries-Old Observance of Good Friday Renewed With Special Prayers

Uld Story Draws Renewed Interest As Good Friday Observed in World

A IY PILGRIMS JAM OLD JERUSALEM. aki  World-Wide G ood Eriday Rites Held

Christian World Marks Good F widay  tk * tk ke * + * *& * * tk i   Catholic Parish To Pray For Reds To Accept Christianity

Christians Renew Homage to the Man of Galilee   Good Friday Observances Are Held Throughout the World

Homage Today to  Galilean   Old, Old Story of Man Who Died on A Wooden Cross Is Being Retold

‘Christian World Pauses ‘For Special Prayers In Good Friday Observance

‘Christians Throughout World Pay  ‘Homage Today To Death On Cross

In Memory Of Him   -Christians' the World Over Renew Homage To Crucified Lord

Duff Camp Choosing’ Candidates  Showdown at Bs. .39.. —. g__.   Showdown at  Hershey Today To Mean Peace Or War in GOP

Thousands Take Part In Attack On US. Flanks   Apply Pinchers Move To Ist Cavalry Division; 120 Tanks Help To Begin Largest Offensive Of Korean War

Korean Reds Force 3 More Crossings; 120 Tanks Aid Foe   Largest Offensive of War Apparently in Full Swing; ‘No Dunkirk’. U. S. Assures

19 TRAFFIC. ~ FATALITIES IN ILLINOIS   Fifth Victim Dies in Brownsville Accident; Centralia and Murphysboro Report Auto Mishap Deaths.   TWO FLIERS KILLED IN HERRIN CRASH   ‘Light Plane Falls From 200-300 Feet on Takeoff, Killing Pilot and Passenger.

: NorthKoreanSoldiersStarving?  One U.S. Officer Believes So;  Seoul Pow Wow Recently Held

RAYBURN SET TO SIDETRACK FEPG MEASURE   White House Putting Heat on Other Lead. ers to Upset Speaker’s Plans.

HEARING I$ SET ON NATURAL GAS   ‘Federal Power Commission Arranges It On Proposal! Of Carolina Corporation’s Plang.

TWA Constellation Crashes in Desert,  All Aboard Killed  22 Americans and Several UN Officials Included in Toll

Scott Accepts Tolar’s Offer To Quit Post   Agrees To Patrol Head Resignation; Lambert Elevated

Factions Of CIO To Air Arguments Before Delegates   Given Two Hours To Tell Convention Of Views In Dispute

Opposing Factions In CIO Textile Union Executive Fight Air Arguments Today

MARKET REFLECTSKOREAN SITUATION   Breaks Wide Open, Quo tations Dropping $1 To Around $8 A Share

Dividends  Withholding lax Beaten   Senate Committee Accepts Speedup in Corporate Payment

Senators OK Corporation  Tax Speedup   ‘Plan Expected ta Yiele $800,000,000 Extra Revenue

Corporate Tax Plan Accepted   Finance Committee Of Senate Passes Plans To Speed Up Payment

Senate Group O.K.’s Faster Tax Payments  ‘Mills Plan Would Speed Collections From Corporations

Michigan Has Supply Of Valuable Ore  Di iscoveri ries Of Uraniu m Reported  es  TP gig:

Uranium ls ‘Discovered’ In Michigan   State May Prove First Source in United States

Yanks Advance Is Slowed by DesperateReds   Martial Law Rules City as Commie Government Flees

Marines Are Stopped Cold On West Side   City Deserted By Red Authorities; Military In Charge

News Day And Night   But Commie Leaders Flee Besieged City   North End Of Drive Waits For South Units To Secure  Suburb Before Attack

Marines Call Foe’s Defense  ‘Stiffest Ever’   Defense Dep't Says No . Evidence of Troops Erom Manchuria

Yank Drive Halted By Heavy Fire   U. S. Patrols Stab Into Besieged City

Seoul Advance Meeting Stiff Red Resistance   U.S. Prisoners of Wa Taken From City to Prevent Their Rescue

Senate Kills Bill Backed By Oleo Foes  Tax Repeal Vote May Come Today

Military Aviation Fuel Production  Is Ordered Boosted   “Petroleum Administration For Defense Is Formed; Sharon Steel Corp. Head May Get Hizh NPA Post

Oil Agency Is Set Up In Defense  Program   More Aviation Gasoline Wanted; Steel Industry Plans "Tack Roree’

Sioux County Women’s Club Convention At Sioux Center On Friday, April 14¢

Altered Because Of Resistance, Yongchon Drive   Reveals Supplies Kept Flowing by Civilian ‘Bucket Brigade’

Master Plan of Reds Revealed by Prisoner; Taegu Capture Was Key   Timetable Upset by Yank Defenses Where Many Invaders Slaughtered; Flow of Supplies Also Is Explained

Captured Red Discloses Vital War information  Says North Kor   Says North Koreans Hoped To Take Taegu In Surprise Move

REDS’ MASTER PLAN IS TOLD   Vital Information On Ko. rean Strategy Given By Prisoner   SCHEDULE GOES AWRY

4? 000,000 Americans To Vote Tuesday  Many Important Poctce Tra Reo   Many Important Posts To Be Filled At Polls

Expect 42 Million To Vote Tuesday   36 Senators, Whole House to be Named

Russia to Release 2,500  Jap Prisoners in Siberia   Asks MacArthur, In Surprise Move, to Give Transportation

Pattern Company Employes Strike  Disagreement on. Pay; 340 Persons Affected

STRIKE IDLES PATTERN FIRM   Simplicity Workers Demand 22 and 32 Cents An Hour Wage Increase

Headman's Axe Waved by Reds  nnd OM we oeme Liab   East Germans Vote Death for West Aid

Soviet Germany Votes Death For Men In Uniform   Designed To Foil Allied Plon Of European Army

ATOMIC PLANT JOB IS IDLED ~ BY BIG STRIKE   Union Leaders, AEC Puzzlec As to Reasons for Ook Ridge Walkout

ATOMIC PLANT STRIKE BEGUN   Construction Project : Shut Down By Wildcat Walkout

Strike Halts Building of Atom Plant   Wildcat Walkout-at Oak Ridge Follows Arbitration Parley

Workmen Leave Job Without Explanation; Construction On Big Project Is Halted

Halt Building At Oak Ridge   Wildcat Strike Stops Construction On Atomic Plant

WILDCAT STRIKE HALTS WORK AT OAK RIDGE, TENN   HUGE ATOMIC PLANT IDLED SUDDENLY BY BUILDING TRADES

Project Now Completely Closed Down   Non-Authorized Strike Spreads Throughout Plant At Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Huge Atom Plant Building Project Closed — By Wildcat Walkout of AFL Union Workers

Strike Halts Atomie Plant Construction   Other Craftsmen Join Walkout by Hodearrier; At Oak Ridge Project

No Reason For Walkout At Oak Ridge Is Given   3,000 Workers Are Affected; Picket Lines Established

Strike Halts Atomic Plant Construction  Wildcat Walkout Affects 3,000 Mer At Oak Ridae: Unix

Atom Plant Project Is Struck   Wildcat Walkout Reasons Puzzle To AEC Authorities

WORKERS ON ATOMIC PLANT GO ON STRIKE   Halt Construction of Mammoth Oak Ridge Project in Wage Dispute.

Stop Work On A-Plant   Nyither AEC Nor Union Seems to Know What Wildcat Strike Is About

Walkout ‘Shuts Down Atomic Project   Wildcat Strike Develops at  Oak Ridue

Strike Closes Atomic Plani Construction   Watkout Spreads To All Crafts At Ook Ridae

Wildcat AFL Strike Shuts Down Atomic Building Project  Walkout of Laborers,   Walkout of Laborers, Hodcarriers Spreads To All Other Crafts

Strike Stops Huge Atomic  Building Job   Wildcat Walkout Not Authorized, Says AFL Oak Ridge Official

‘And Fatter Paychecks, Too Prettier Teachers Goal Of Philadelphia ‘Charm School:

YOU CAN BE CHARMING. . .  Philadelphia School Board Tells Teachers

Yugoslavia And India See Peace In Compromise   Canada Leads Countries Urging Full Occupation

East - West Compe      Yagosiavia, india Sapport Pica; Others Dissent .

UN Hears Plea for Compromise   Study of Korean Peace Plans Uraed

But U. N. Support Grows for 8-Nation Plan To Unite Nation As Free Country

Compromise Peace Plan Asked in UN.   Yugoslavia, fndia Get No Support On Korea Proposal

COMPROMISE OF KOREAN PEACE PLANS URGED   Most U. N. Members Favor Adoption Of 8-Nation Proposal

YUGOSLAV] JOINS INIDA IN ASKING U.N. TO FIND COMPROMISE ON KOREA

UN Delegates Seek Support To Unify Korea  Australia Calls For   Australia Calls For  Complete Occupatior By World Forces

Support Grows In UN for Plan To Unite Korea   Yugoslavs Join India In Urging Compromise Between East and Wes

YUGOSLAVIA AND INDIA ASK COMPROMISE   Most UN Delegates Back Eight-Nation Plan to Unite Korea

Yugoslavs. India Seek Compromise On Peace In Korea   UN General Assembly Delegates Form Bloc To Support U. S. Views On Unifying Country As An Independent

India, Yugos Ask Korea  Compromise:  @ wT ..*.._ ret ref   8-Nation Plan Gains Support to Unite War-Torn Nation

Plan for Free Korean Nation Gets Backing   Northerners” Resistance Must Be Smashed. Says Australian Deleeaute

HOUSE ADVOCATES CUT IN FOREIGN SPENDING; CHOP $250 MILLION OUT OF MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS   Final Figure of European Section Of Aid Bill Is Down Quarter of a Billion from What Truman Wants

Quarter Billion Chopped From Marshall Plan   Farm Surplus Section Cut Out Of: European Aid Bill

MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS TRIMMEL   HOUSE LOPS § §256,.000.000 OFF AID MONEY FOR YEAR STARTING JULY 1,

MARSHALL AID $250 MILLION   Farm Group Defeats  Clause Substituting  $1 Billion Surplus

Foreign Aid Bill Sliced Quarter By House Vote  Heavy Spending Abroad Cited As U.S. Danaer

ECONOMY BLOC CUTS FOREIGN AID SPENDING   Farm Group Substitutes Surplus Foods For Portion Of Cash

House Slashes 150 Million In Foreign Aid  Farm Block Keeps Commoditv Clause Out of Aid Bill

Secrest Joins  Move To Slash  Europe Aid Funds Gets Praise For Making Best Republican Talk

Cut Quarter Billion Off Foreign Aid   Economy Bloc Scores Point, but Proviso, For Sending Surplus Food Stocks Fails

House Slashes Funds for  Marshall Plan   Also, Eliminates Surplus Food Provision

HOUSE TRIMS MARSHALL AID $250 MILLION      Farm Group Defeats Clause Substituting $1 Billion Surplus

House Vote Cuts ECA Outlay By $250 Million  Farm Bloc Wins Showdown On Surplus Food Proviso

x Ral  = « 24 x r8 Kx K ¥ x Pol Kx. 500 FAMILIES FLEE HOMES IN WICHITA FALLS  Flood Damage Soaring

ACHESON HOME; TRUMAN GREETS HEAD DIPLOMAT   Congratulates Secretary Of State For Work On Western Unity

Truman Lauds  Acheson ‘Job’   President Out to Welcome Secretary Home

HST Praises Acheson for London Work   Cooperation of West Hailed by President as Major Accomplishment By State Secretary

Truman Lauds Acheson on London Talks   Diplomat Encouraged By Progress Made In British Capital

Truman Praises Acheson's Work   Success at London Earns Compliments

Truman Offers Conaratulations To Dean Achesor  Secretary Feels - Progress Was Made At London Meeting

ACHESON RETURNS TO WASHINGTON   ‘CONGRATULATED BY TRUMAN  ON ACHIEVEMENTS AT LONDON CONFERENCE.

Kneouraged By Efforts At Parlay   Truman Congratulates Acheson on His Return From Meeting at London   SHIFT IN JAPAN   State Department Trades Blows in Battle Over Diplomatie Missions

Political Leaders Begin Drive For Single Regime   United Western Europe Is Objective; Irked by Long Delays in Action

BULLETIN      Charity May Gain If Hume Sells Letter Written by Truman

TOP DEFENSE AIDE DOESN'T FEAR ATTACK   Says Data Indicatine  Civilian Setup Not Necessary

GOP Selons Seek Ceiling On U.S. Debi   Drastic Move Is Proposed To Halt ‘Red-Ink Ride’  OL Adyiinictentinn

Bill Due To Freeze  U.S. Debt   GOP Solons Move To End Red-Ink National Spending

Pilots Are Trained   Reds Ignore 4-Power ‘Ban to Prepare Germans as GHder Men

Young German Reds Training as Glider Pilots   ‘Masked as ‘Sport’ But Is Initial Instruction  For Air Force

Reds Training Glider Pilots ln E. Germany   “Beautiful Sport” Encouraged Despite A Four-Power Ban

Put 2-Coast Storm Toll At 29 Dead.   Thousands Flee, Loss In Millions as Floods  Hit Colifornia, Nev.; Reno Clubs Inundated

DEATH TOLL HIGH AS STORM THRASH U.S.   California and West Nevada Suffer Multi-Million Losses

Another 10,000 Driven From Homes in California — Emergency Proclaimed by Governor Warren.   RENO IS INUNDATED; LOSS INTO MILLIONS   Guardsmen Keep Patrol to Prevent Looting—Winds, Rain and Snow Lash Atlantic Seaboard.

Narcotics Traffie Increasing  Iran; Much Counte  Se ee es , .. Seaenesenem   Iran; Much Counter Main Supply From feiting Also,

VATIONS TRAFFIL IN ULIGHT DRUGS SHOWS INGREASE   Narcotics Commissioner Ans‘inger Tells Congress Main Supply Has Been Traced to Iran.   SMASHING OF ONE BIG RING DISCLOSED   Secret Service Chief Says Other Criminals Are Turning Out Flood of Counterfeit Money,

Admiral Discloses Over 400 Vessels Comprise Michty Korean War Armad;

ENIWETOK AGAIN SCENE ee ee ee ee  New A-Bomb Tests Ready To Develop Hell Blast

Yank Vessels Shell Enemy MovingSouth   Walker Says North Koreans Are ‘Making Last Gasp’ In Peninsula War 

French Plan Arms Boost   Pledge Program Of $5 Billion During Three-Year Period

Claims Of Wives Outlawed By Court Servicemen’s Right To Name Their Beneficiaries Upheld

TOT SMOTHERS IN BLANKETS   Five - Day - Old Infant Is Found Dead By Mother

Auto Assembly Lines Outrun Safety Campaigns, Mourns National Council

Commie Youth Told: ‘Go Easy’   Allied Commander Prepares “Spenkinad’

French Sell Their Grain Crop After Borrowing in U. S.   Trading of Wheat Bought In Holland Is Declared to Be Legal

France ‘Playing’ Pitch  With Uncle Sam’s Poke   'Nathinag Hleanl’

UNITED STATES URGES SPBED 10 HALT WARS   United Nations Asked to Act Quickly te Bypass Russian Obstructionists.

Reserve Police Ready To Serve h Riverdale  Trained Personnel Is Available in Emeraency

Reserve Police Ready To Serve In Riverdale  Trained Personnel Is Available  Pi ee i roe Ft. taut Soh tA

RACKET GROWING FAST  McGrath Calls For Huge Drive To Smash Gambling

ALL-OUT-DRIVE ON-RACKETS BEING MAPPED.      Czars of Gambling -Are-Chief_Target, — Justice Haad Save

Proposal Cited As ‘Shocking’ in Albany Message  Poverty, Crime, Corruption Given As By-Products

PROPOSAL BY 0 DWYER IS HARD HIT   Dewey Tells Legislators Scandal Is Prevented by Honorable Leadership

Acheson Backs Truman’s ‘Point Four’ Program  RAPA Reo,  wl Ata llinnne   Increased Aid Urged To Resist ‘Communist Infiltration’ in Asia

Truman, Attlee Hope for Peace   Leaders Finish Crucial Conference

Truman and Attlee Ending Conference;  Barkley and Cabinet Called for Briefing

Truman, Attlee Winding up Talks   eadearc Ranartead in   Leaders Reported in Accord on Europe but Split on Far East

The State Campaign — State Candidates Deplore Attempt On Truman’s Life

Say 19 Dealers Admit Cheating on Livestock   Government Suspends Licenses of Kansas City Purchasers.

BARS 19 DEALERS   Lawrence Man Among Group of Livestock Men Listed

Yanks Seize Southern Gate To Red Korea   Republican Troops Spear  To Within 19 Miles Of Wesan Anehor

United Nations Assembly Gives Sanction te Such Action; Republican Troops Near Port of Wonsan

First Gls Reported Moving over ‘Line’   First Cavalry Holds Kaesong, Gateway City to North Korea

US Patrols Reported Across 38   Kaesong Falls to First Cavalry Division As  ROK’s Near Wonsan   GO-AHEAD SIGNAL

New National Health Plan fo be Offered   Wyoming Senator Believes Program More Acceptable

Congress To Gef New Health Plan  Dentist-Solon Says Idea ‘Acceptable’

Voters ‘Deluged’ By Graham Mail  ‘Inflammatory Cards,’ His Manager Claims

Residents Take Warning by Mining Company Calmly ; Won’t Leave Yet

Federal Officials Prepare For End Of Oleo Taxes— Nationwide Wave Of Phonev Buiter Sales Is Exnected

BUTTER FRAUD IS EXPECTED   “Butterlegging” Feared When Oleo Tax Goes Off Next Month.

Wave Of ‘Butterlegging’ Feared By Federal Officials When Taxes On Oleo Are Removed “June 30; Widespread Crackdown Planned

Uncle Sam Prepares to Combat An Expected Wave of “Butterleaaina”

Phoney Butter War Declared  Government To Crac} Down On Cheaters

Government Prepared —  ‘Butterlegging’ Wave Seen As Oleo Taxes End June 30

V HEN TAXES END FOR OLEOMARGARINE  Federal Officials Plan War On Expected ‘Butterlegging

To Probe Sales Of Phony Butter   Nationwide Wave Of Phony Sales Are Expected in July

“Butterlegging”’ Strategy Mapped   U. S. Prepares to Crack Down on Expected Nationwide Wave of Phoney Butter Sales Next Month

—BUTTER— Cheap Oleo May Bring New Racket  ‘Butterlegging’ Wave Expected

US Agency Needs Money to Combat ‘Butterlegging   Fear Substitution of Colored Oleo on Butter Market

End To Taxes. On Margarine Due June 30   Governraent Fears Illegal Marketing Practices In Oleo

Crackdown On Phony Butter Sales Next Month Prepared By Officials

meekuown Being Planned... . Drive Is Scheduled On “Butterleggers”

Butterlegging: Seen By U. S. Ager Agence;  Pate es. Aked re es) Ye ro. no Pe ee ee

Fear Flood Of Phoney Butter    U. 8, Girds For Fight Against ‘Butterlegging Expected When Tax On Oleo Is Removed

Beware of Oleo Sufferleggers  7 Fr 68 OPT LLUlUCUR ae eer Fa i A ae ee   End of Tax May Bring Wide Substitution

Wave OfPhony  Butter Sales  Expected Soon End Of Margarine Tax Likely To Cause

Federal Officials Expect Wave Of Phony Butter Sales With End Of Oleo Tax Next Month

Government To Check Or Fake Butter  Bad Of Olan Tae   End Of Oleo Tax May Start Wave Of Phoney Sales

U.S. Officials Predict Countrywide “Butterlegging” Starting Next Month

Bootleg Rings Cash In With Colored Oleo   Substitution Proves Hard To Detect

NHEN TAXES ARE LIFTED Government Is Set To Crack Down On Phoney Butter Sales

Federal Officials Plan Crackdown On Butterlegging   Ask For Million To Ward Off Wave Of Phony Butter Sales

‘Butterleggers’ Feared.-- Fund Asked to Fight Phoney Butter Sales When Tax is Lifted

CLERGYMEN CONVICTED OF TREASON   Strange Confessions Puzzling to Outside World

™ e  9 Catholic ‘Churehmen  Convicted      Receive Sentences Ranging From 10 Year To Life Imprisonment

Nine Czech  Clergymen Sent to Pen   Catholic Clerics Found Guilty in Alleged Vatican Plot.

Unanimous Confessions  9 Czech Clerics Fined, Sentenced For Spying

Czech Court Convicts Catholies Of Spying  Nine Church Officials Sentenced To Fines. Prison Terms. -

Clergymen in Czechoslovakia Are Convicted By Communists of Espionage and Treason

Nine Czech Churchmen Convicted   Bishop, Two Abbots Among Those Found Guilty of Spying And Hich Treason

Czechs Convict 9 Churchmen  Bishop, Two Abbots Condemned As ‘Spies’

Reds Convict Nine Catholics Of Treason   Bishop Gets Life Term; Czechs Also Jail 2 Abbots

Wage Increases Scheduled For Both Industries   Hit-and-Run Pickets Are Being Recalled

Telephone, TV Strikes Settled  Phone Pickets Are   Phone Pickets Are Called off; TV Settlement Just Beats Deadline

Phone and Televisior Strikes Ended With Promised Wage Hike:  11-Day ‘Hit and Run’ Picketing Stopped, TV Tieup Prevented

11-Day Phone Strike Ends   Walkout Threat By Performers On TV Averied

‘Phone; Strike Ends, Arjother i in TV Field Averted af Deadline:

Telephone Ane Video Strikes   Are Settled   33,000 Phone Workers Back On dobs; TY + Perfovinaners Go On

Phone Strike Over: Grant Wane Roasts   Thirty-Five Thousand Workers Return to Their Jobs; TV Strike Averted

AUTHORITY T0 CURB HOARDING   ‘Inventory Control’ Orde: Expected To Be Issued Today

-ANVENTORY CURBS DUE ON MONDAY   @ National Production Authority to Issue Order Saturday to Bar Hoarding of Scarce War Materials. :

Production Agency Preparing Curb On Hoarding War Goods By Business

Order To Curb Hoarding Is Due From NPA Today   Immediate Aim Is to Bai Unreasonable Stocking By Business Firms

Order To Curb Stockpiling By Business Firms  _ Restraints Will Be Imposed On Buying OE Gearea hAatarial

Order Seen To Control Inventories        PA Plans Action To Curb Hoarding Of Searce Material

Order r Designed to Cur to Curb rh Hoarding  Infant NPA Readies  “Inventory Control’

Inventory Control Order Due Today To End Hoarding  First Restraint   First Restraint On Industry by NPA is Planned

Hoarding Curb Order Is Due This Week-End   Inventory Control Is First Restraint Put Upon Industry

Order To Curb Material Hoards Given Industries   2 ae ‘eae Se   National Production  Authority Asks First Of Restraint Actions

ORDER ‘AGAINST HOARDING READY   Inventory Control! System Set Ta Prevent Diversion Of War Materials.

Newly Created NPA To Clamp Lid On Hoarding   Ageney’s First Control Or. der Being Readied; 5S vere Penalties To Be Pro. vided: List Searce Items

NPA Drafts Order to Ban Hoarding  First Restraint  On U.S. Industry Effective Mondav

Order fo Curb Stockpiling By Business Firms  Restraints Will Be Imposed On Buying Of Scarce Material

Airplane Crash Kills Newsmen  Explosion In Japan Claims 11. Lives

Transport Plane Explodes Over Japan Korean-Bound C-54 Blows Up, 2 Newcemen & Others Perish

Two Newsmen  Killed i in n Japan   Emery, Rosecrans Among 11 Victims

THREE NEWSMEN DIE IN CRASH   Eight Others Instantly Killed When Transport Explodes

Three Newsmen Die In AF Plane Crash  1. N. S. Trio Among 11 Killed in Japan

KOREA WAR TOLL JIL Japan Air Simashup Kills 1] Including Three Scribes

I Die As Plane Explodes In Air  3 INS Correspondents  Amoneo Takvo Victims

PLANE EXPLODES; - {1 BELIEVED DEAR   THRE E INTERNATIONAL NEWS : CORRESPONDENTS AMONG THOSE KILLED.

NATIONAL COAL EMERGENCY — GRADUALLY-GROWING WORSE   Massachusetts Has. State Control Over Diciributian

New Efforts To Save Coal Being Made In Nation  Wartime Brownovuts, Other Curtailments Are Being Ordered

BROWKOUTS SUGGESTED T0 CONSERVE FUEL         thusetts und Indizna Declare Stato-Wide Coal Emergencies — Hard-Hit  Ratlronds Ordered to Cut Freight Service 26 Per Cont from Wednesday's Operation,

House Probers Have Evidence  On Spy Data   Maj. Jordan’s Story on Secret Shipments to Reds Backed

U.S. Secret Data Flown To Russia   Investigators Find New Evidence Backing Up Jordan’s Charges.

iSurprises Doctors, Builds New Life  ‘Mrs. Heart? Starts First Day of Borrowed Time

Widow Finds Happiness In ‘Last’ Year of Her Life by Helping Others

Reputable Educational Publishing House Tells Student Readers Flying Saucers Real

Flying Saucers Real? School Kids All Over The World Learn They Are

—Fictitious Character ges of rip to Altantic Coast Airport—  inere are Fiying Saucers, School Newspaper Says

Fifth Grade >» Paper Says Saucers Real  * * *  My Weekly Reader’ Hos Old Pradigian Fo, Noure dontlhecery te.

‘Newspaper’ Informs Fifth Graders Flying Saucers Real -- Despite Denials

FLYING SAUCERS REPORT REVIVED   Reputable Source Asserts They Are Real And Being Made For U.S. Air Force.

Correspondént ‘Tom Trott’ In Scoop, Tells Young Readers Flying Saucers Will Eventually Help This Country

Siwy hdeatiaill heel ore  ~ Junior Is Told Flying Saucers Are Real

QUIET THEIR FEARS -— ‘Weekly Reader’ Fifth Grade Publication, Savs That Reported Flying Saucers Are Real

School Paper’s Staff Convinced  World’s Youth Told Saucers Exist

15Killedas Bridge Falls in Brazil   Easter Holiday  Train Passengers

Two Trains Wreck, Boat Goes Down   Accidents Mar Pre-East er Sentiments In Widel Spread Foreign  Lands: Many Injured,

Three Tragedies Kill 50-Odd  Many Injured In Boat. Train Mishans

TRAIN PLUNGES INTO RIVER  15 Dead. 40 Hurt   15 Dead, 40 Hurt as Bridge Gives Was

Senate Approves House Plan To Shorten Time On Corporation Payments

Walk Ends DP Probe For Kilgore   Reflection on Authorship ‘Of Report Creates Row In Sub-elCommiticeo

Promote Peace   Dr. Edd Norwocd Tells of United Efforts by — Rotary International

Local Rotary Club Works For World Peace   District Governor Is Guest Of Club Tuesday Noon

Theft of Mail ln City Solved   14-Year-Old Youth Held By Police As Probe Continues

‘Reds’ Try  To Encirele  Allied Lines South Koreans Call For U. S. Artillery

U. S. Defenders Forced Back in  Bloody Fighting   Simultaneous Attack on East Brings Call for Help From South Koreans; Planes Blast Bridgehead.

Encirclement  Drive Opened By Invaders   Extensive Beachhead Established by North Korean Forces on South Bank of River; Defenders Harrased by Guerrillas   Ry THE ASSOCLATED PRESS

Eastward Assault Aimed at S. Korean Forces; Reds Plant Unld an U.S. Sector

Encirelement Push Launched  OnS. Koreans   U. S. Fighters Blast At Enemy Bridgehead, Knock Out Four Tanks

Eneirclement Drive Opened  by Invaders   Extensive Beachhead Established by North Korean Forces on South Bank of River; Defenders Harrased by Guerrillas

Drive Back U.S. Defenders, Start Encircling Push   ‘Drive Against South  Koreans, Call U. 8. Artillery Aid

U.S. Troops Driven Back   North Korean Forces Knife Across The Kum River

Rede At Same Time Pound South Korean Line To East Where Breakthrough Might Cut In Behind U.S.  Paaition

— BIG PUSH — ® Divisions Driving at. Red Capital   GIs 20 MILES” BE YON D BORDER

‘Mighty Mo’ Leads Attack On Chongjin   Task Force Blasts City Only 49 Miles  Freom Saviet Rardet

Resistance Of Retreating Reds Wanes   End of Korea War Is Believed Near

Big Mo’s Guns Flatten Chongjin 49 Miles To South Of Soviet Border

Attack Led By ‘Big Mo’   '500 Tons Of Explosives Hurled Into City 49 Miles From Russia.

Believe New Surprise May Be In Making   Officials Seck Time To Study  New Regulations

Ground Forces Advance Rapidly On Red Capital   Naval, Air Raiders Strike Within 49 Miles of Russia

Big Guns Of Naval Task Force Led By “Big “Mo” Pulverize East Coast Industrial City Oenter Of Chongjin   \CAVALRY DIVISION. IS FORGING AHRAD

Naval and Air Strikes Pulverize East Coast Industrial Metropolis   Terrific Bombardment Stimulates Beliel That MacArthur Is Preparing to Spring Trap on Communists.

Allied Planes and Ships, Led by Mighty Mo, Strike Within 49 Miles of Russian Border, Ist Cavalry Pushes Ahead As Reds Weaken

Raiders Strike Within 49 Miles  OF Soviet Russia   Bombardment Pulverizes Industrial Center Of Chongjin, Stirs Talk of New Landinas

Big Guns Of Mighty Mo, Other UN Ships Batter 'iCommie Industrial City

Tank-led Spearheads Grind 20 Miles More On Way To Pyongyang   Six Allied Divisions Are Moving Northward Against Decreasing Communist Resistance.

Big Naval Attack Blasts Chongjin On East Coast  Farcee Renorted to   Forces Reported to Have Struck Within 49 Miles of Russia

Hint Surprise New Landing May Follow ©   Five Divisions: Closing ‘Nutcracker’ -QOn Pyongyang

BIG AAO LEADS TASK FORGE IN “SHELLING PORT   Rail Center 49 Miles from Russian Border Left 4 Flaming Ruin.

Task Force  Guns Paced By Big Mo   Town 20 Miles Above Parallel Seized by First Cavalry.

Korea East Coast City Within 49 Miles of Russia   UN Land Forces Only 75 Miles From Pyongyang

OTTO PASSMAN  TO RUN AGAIN   Asserts He Will Base Campaign On Record Of Accomplishment

All Passengers Puerto Ricans On Way ToW.S.   Plane Falls In Atlantic 275 Mijes North Of Miami; ‘Pilot Reported Saved

Officers Of Craft Among The Rescued   Survivors Picked Up By Destroyer; Hunt Continued

Searchers Doubt lf Any More Will Be Saved   Fifty-Seven Persons Were Aboard Ill-Fated Airplane

ICC Orders General One-Third Cut in Railroad Passenger Service on Coal-Burning Lines

Railroads Using Coal Ordered fo Curtail Service  General One-Third Meta PLL. 2 Oo...

ACTION TAKE TO CONSERVE COAL SUPPLY   Reduction To Be Effective Sunday Night

Rail Service  Cut Ordered   Slash of 33 1-3% Required by ICC As Coal-Saving Move

ICC Orders Passenger Train Cuts   One-Third Slash To Start Sunday For Roads Low On Coal

Two Government Agencies Prepare For Coal Actior   ICC Has Ordered Reductior In Passenger Trains By Next Sunday   N. L. R. B. DECISION ON INJUNCTION NEAR  “RITTT.FWTINY

Passenger Service Slash On Railroads Threatened  Because of Coal Shortage

Rail Passenger Service Is Cut.   Coal Shortage Brings ICC Order, Effective Next Sunday

Gov't Orders Cutstn Trains To Save Coal.   Roads With Under 26 Days Supply Hit

ICC Orders Cut In Passenger Train Service  , Coal-Burning Lines Must Reduce Trains By One-Third

Rail Service Slash Looms Due To Coal Stocks’ Fall   Concern Expressed By ICC Officials As Supplies Drop

CUT PASSENGER SERVICE 33%   ICC Orders Reduction T Meet Increasing Coal Shortage

Rail service Ordered Cut By One-Third   John L. Lewis Sees ‘Grave Unrest Among Coal Miners

Order Coal Burning Passenger Trains Cut by One-Third   Applies to All Lines Having Low Coal Supply

Railway Service Ordered Slashed   Coal Shortage Forces ICC to Curtai Passenger Schedules in U. S.

Coal Passenger Trains Ordered To Cut Service   Southern Railway Among The Companies Affected

ICC To Slash Rail Service   Order Cutting Passenger Service To Be Announced Today.

ICC Cites Lag in Coal Productior   Slash of Third Decreed On Roads with Below 26 Days’ Supply.

Some Train Service to Be Curtailed   ICC Acts on Lines Which Use Coal  As Power Source

ICC Orders Cut In Service By Coal Trains   One-Third Slash Effective Sunday Night at Midnight

SiIHPFORT WEATHER G08 4   Slash in Passenger Train Service Ordered

Trains Must Cut Their Operations By One-Third   Curtailment Affects - Railroads With Coal Supply Under 26 Days

Order Slashes  Travel Service   Coal-Burning Lines Face + One-Third Reduction

Rai Passenger Service Ordered Cut 2) Per Cent   ICC Action To Save Coal Is Effective In Coming Weekenc

ICC Cuts Rail Service Third to Save Coal   Reduction Effective Midnight Sunday, January 8

Government Orders Passenger Train Service Cut One-Third to Save Coal

Rail Service Ordered Cut To Save Coal   Dwindling Supply of Fuel Forces Gov’t To Order One-Third Cut in Passenger Service.

ICC Head Says Rail Service  Cut Probable   25% Slash Foreseen In Passenger Train Operations Due to Scant Coal Supplies

Rail Service  Cut Ordered by Government    ‘Curtailment Is” ; Effective Sunday; Coal Stocks Low

Railroads Face Slash in Service Due to Coal Tieup   Cut Would Be 25 Per Cent of Normal on Lines Using Product in Engines

Rail Passenger Service Ordered Cut One Third   Government Takes Step to Conserve U.S. Coal Supplies

ASK ONE THIRD REDUCTION IN PASSENGER RUNS   NEW ORDER APPLIES TO ALL ROADS WITH SHORT COAL SUPPLY

U.S. Orders Railroads To Cut Service   Coal Shortage Forces Curtailment Of Passenger Runs

Railroads Using Coal Ordered to Cut Service   Passenger Service Must Be Reduced One-Third Because of Dwindling Supplies; Strikes Blamed

Railroads Ordered To Cut Passenger Service One-Third   Result Of 3 Day Week. Of Coal Miners

Cut In Passenger Service Ordered ForRR By Govt.   Partains Only To Lines Using Coal For Fuel

Railroads’ Passenger — Service Cut One Third;  _ Effect Here Uncertain

Another Cut Ordered in Dail Service   Sxovernment Instructs CoalBurning Railroads io Reduce Passenger Service One-Third

ICC’s Train Order Effective on Sunday   Dwindling Output at Mines Blamed 25-Day Supply of Fuel Set as Limit

ICC Orders One Third Cut In Rail Service   Applies to Lines Havin; Less Than 25 Days Coal Supply

Passenger Trains Cut; Lewis Cites Miners’ ‘Unrest’   Coal-Burning Railroads With Less Than 25-Day Supply Ordered To Reduce Passenger Service One-Third;: New Strike Rumors

Coal Stocks Are Dwindling As Result of Lewis 3-Day Work Week In Mines.

ORDER TO CUT TRAIN SERVICE ISSUED TODA’   Passenger Travel to Be Re: duced One-Third to Conserve Coal.

ICC Orders 30 Per Cent Reduction   Lewis Claims ‘Grave Unrest’ Among Miners

Rail Passenger Service Cut Due  Short Coal Supplies Force ICC Order

Commerce Commission Chief Says Ruling to Be Effective Sunday   Hits Lines Using Coal For Fue   ICC Action Made Nec essary by Dwindlin; Stockpiles of Carrier:

Order Goes Into Effect Sunday Night  Onal Rurninge Train:   Coal Burning Trains Are Hit by ICC Order

Slash Is Ordered For Rail Service   Interstate Commerce Com mission Rules to Conserve Coal

Slash of Fourth Of Coal-Burning Trains Awaited   Shortage Continues To Seriously Hurt U. S. Transportation

Passenger Rail Service Is Reduced 33 Percent   Emergency Step To Conserve Coal; .Lewis Sees Unrest Amoneo Miners

Rail Companies Receive Order Gn Use of Coal   Firms Ordered to Cut Passenger Service by One Third; Miners in Iilinois Still Idle.

ICC Orders One-Third Cut in Rail Service   Reduction Effective Jan..8 on All Lines Using Coal as Fuel.

Rail Service Cut Ordered Today by ICC   One-Third Slash In Rail Passenger Service Effective  Next Sunday Night

Railroads Given Order To Reduce Services by Third  Passenger Trains Affected in !CC’s  Caal Savina SCton

Passenger Cut  Of Third Aim   U. S. Order Is Made To Save Coal Stocks

LLL LLL LLL ALLEL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LON RN ea A tN te te ms a ata mt  ICC Orders One-Third Cut In Rail Passenger Service

Report Supplies Of Coal in East And South Short   & Per Cent Cut

Slash in Rail Service Ordered   Passenger Lines Must Conserve Caal

Rail Service Cut Ordered Today by ICC   One-Third Slash   One-Third Slash In Rail Passenger Service Effective Next Sunday Night

‘Train Service Cut One-Third  ‘To Save Coal   (Curtailment Goes Into kffect Next Sunday, Continues Until Mar. 8

Railroads Ordered To Cut Use of Coal   Must Take Third Of Coal-Burning Trains off Rails

Coal Burning Lines Affected   Reduction to Start in Nation on Jan. 8

ICC CURTAILS RAIL SERVICE   One Third Slash Ordered On Passenger Lines

SLASH THIRD OF TRAINS IK GOAL GLASSES   Order Caused by Strike Is Effective Next Sunday.

Wife Tests Gun, Kills Husband  ~ Homeworth Man, 29, -— Struck In Temple

Building Permits For Riverdale Top Million Mark Dolton Also Climbs Sharply With

‘Riverdale-Dolton 1950 Building ‘Tops $1,000,000   Permits For 101 Homes Issued During Yet Four Months

South Korean Troops Reporfed Also Stranded   U. S. and British Navies Strike With War Planes

Madame Chiang Makes Appeal For US. Aid   Wife of Nationalist Leader to Leave Soon for Formosa

Mme. Chiang Bids Farewell To U.S.   Condemns Britain  In Radio Address

 ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLARES  .  High Court Erred In Tidelands Ruling

er ammeemee men a e  U. S$. CATTLE LAB FUND OPPOSITION INDICATED     Congressman Doubts Wisdom Of Proposal     Only $150,006 of £500,006 Apprepriated Spent; No Site Has  Teean Sielereteal

U. S. CATTLE LAB FUND OPPOSITION INDICATED   Congressmari Doubts Wisdom Of Proposal   ete tye Bb thal sot, ae kt Only $150,000, of $500;000-"Appre priated Spent; No Site Has  Been Selected

Combining Draft With UMT Eyed   Plan Calls for Men of 18 to Be Trained

UMT, DraftCombination Is Considered  Plan Would Lower Registration Age

OKAY WALKOUT TO BACK WAGE BOOST DEMAND   Company Stands Firm Or Five Cent Offer To Employes

Triple Slayer Thoma: James Holden Sough! In Three-State Area  iy Re eet Se rs a ae ee   Ranks High On 10 Most Wanted Fuaitive List

‘Stigmata’ Case Attracts Many   Report Girl's: “Wounds “Like Those of Christ’s

SERGEANT IS SAVED BY EMERGENCY CHUTE   It Opens 200 Feet From Ground After He Had Jumped From Plane at 1,206 Feet,

. FELL THROTTLE     OPE   Model Railroad Club to Put 5 Min. faturesa Rolling Tonicht

OPEN FULL THROTTLE   Model Railroad Club to Put 5 Miniatures Rolling Tonight

White’s Lead Over M’Donald Is Surprising   Young Wichita Falls Man Is Nearly Assured Of Agriculture Post

M argiotti Selects Six Aides for Free Work Case in Pa.   Pittsburgh Probe Will B Extended To Include Ail Violations

Winds Of Hurricane Velocity Belt Two Texas Coast Regions   Woman Killed By Bolt Of Lightning

Bombs on China May Signal Beginning Of Vast Conflict, Fate of Allied Armies Now at Stake; Russian-Built Jet Plane And U. S. Flyers Clash in Ground Lull

Harmony Rules In Farm Bureau  Price Controls And Rationing Opposed

Attlee Says U. S. Must Get English OK to Use A-Bomh   Prime Minister Assert: ‘Truman Agreed To Proposal

Warn Decontro! Will Bring New Pay Hike Siege   CIO and AF of L Say Lifting Rent Lids Like Waage Cuts

Object To Ending Of Rent Law   AFL, ClO Seo New Wage Demands If Ceilings Are Lifted

May Ask New Hike in Wages   Labor Says it Will Take Step if Rent Controls ‘Die on June 30.

Congress Roundup Control Rents Or Hike Pay, Labor Warns   Union Leaders Serve Demands On House Group

Labor to Seek Wage Boosts If Rent Curbs Go   Leaders of CIO, AFL Testify In House Banking Committee

Jump Gun on U.S. Walkout Set Today   Picket Lines Threatened Around Most Exchanges; National Tieup Feared

3,000 Phone Workers Jump Gun, Walk Out   Strike Is Definitely On This Morning, Cave Roirne: 33.000 To Out Jobs

Two Men Injured in City Accident, Porectrian Hurl: Hit-Runs Repot led

Mediators Try Again to Halt Rail Walkout   Source fs Quoted as Board Won't Admit Or Deny Activity

200,000 Now Idled By Walkout   New Outbreaks Of Violence Also Disclosed

Mediators Renew Attempt To Settle Crippling Walkout   Report Sporadic Violence In Hard-Hit East; U. S. Negotiators In Middle Of ‘Explosive’ Negotiations; More Industrial Concerns Lay Off Workers As Strike Spreads

In Move To End Railroad Walkout   Mediators Act As Unem. ployment ard Violence Mounts in Nation

Government Mediators Re portedly Open New Efforts To Reach Agreement   ‘Explosive’ Label Placed On Meeting   Too Much Talking Might Halt Efforts, U. 5S. Officialea Renort

200,000 ARE IDLE BECAUSE OF WALKOUT   No Apparent Sign of Peace In Nation's Biggest Stoppage Since. May of 1946   MINOR DISTURBANCES

Thousands More Laid Off By Rail Strike   Nearly 200,000 Idle as Signs of an Early Peace Vanish

INew Demand Gets Rebuff By Carriers   Violence Flares In Rai] Stoppage, With Peace Hopes Fading

US. in New, Rail Strike ” Peace Effort   Mediators Reported Resuming Talks After Early Despair

U.S. Revives Move To End Rail Walkout   Violence Breaks Out On Lines; Ranks Of Idled Workers Swell

Sabotage’ and Rifle Fire Mark Railroad Strike   Situation. Which Has Idled 200,000. Is Sean as "“Exnlosive.”

MORE IDLED BY RAIL WALKOUT   Thousands Of Others Laid Off Because Of Firemen’s Strike   NO PEACE IN SIGHT

Mediation Board Mum on Rumor Parley Resumes   Situation ‘Explosive,’ and Board Refuses to Comment on Progress

Action Reported As Idleness and Vielence Grow   Situation ‘Explosive’ And Board Members Refuse to Comment

100,000 Idled By Striking Rail Firemen  Many Raoilraade Sto   Many Railroads Stop Services As Lines Paralyzed

Key Industries Hit By Strike Begin Layotfs   Na Settlement Seen.  As Roads Refuse To  fos Wet wes Bccomn

Rail Chiefs Refuse Again To Accept Union Peace Offer   Southern Railway Suspends All Operations After Two Freights Are Fired On Near Knoxville

Thousands Of Workers Join Ranks of Idle   No Signs of Peace In Nation’s Biggest Rail Strike Since May, °46

200,000 Made Idle By Railroad Strike   No Sign of Peace as Walkout Reaches Third Day With Thousands of Workers Laid Off — Other Key Industries are Affected.   FIRST VIOLENCE REPORTED

Nearly 200,000 Railway Workers Are Made Idle   No Signs Of Peace Seen; First Flareup Of Violence Reported

In Move To End Railroad Walkout   Mediators Act id Unem aad V   a a:  aseniesitame i eeiieniiamiaidlitnend  Report Bullet Fired Inte Diesel Freight Cab in

200,000 Idle; New Violence ls Reported   New York Central Train Fired Upon in Indiana Yards

)tajor Firms oe ce Crisis me gWalkouts  Hs, 43 pservice  7   € Little Hope Viewed For Early Solution ht     Of Firemen’s Fi

New Attempt Made To End Rail Walkout   Industries Served By 4 Major Lines Lay Off Workers

Violence  Flares On  Southern    No Sign of Peace In 3-Day Strike;  Santa Fe Furloughs

Strike Called Explosive by Conferees   Mediation Board Refuses to Confirm or Deny Meetings

New Attempt to End Rail Strike ls Being Made  Report Not Denied Or Nor Cantirmed

200,000 Idled By Rail Stri on  Violence   R. Ry Walkout If 4 Yre  No Peace Signs ya fee ’ Ambush Tenn.  Freight

Peace Talks Unconfirmed; 200,000 Idle  Report Shooting, Diesel Derailment

Many In Allied Industries Are Being Laid Off  Biggest Rail Strike Since 1946 In Its Third Day With No  Sian Of Paance

200,000 Idled: New Violence Is Reported  New Union Offer   New Union Offer Reported Taken To Rail Bosses

GOVT SEEKS RAIL PEACE   Quest For Settlement Revives As Unemployment, Violence Grow.

—VIOLENCE— Rail Strike Jobless List Is Mounting  No Peace Signs Are Apparent

Layotf Orders Given; Operator Drastically Cut   Nearly 200,000 Out Of Work As Deadlock Continues; Fireman Shot At In Flareup Of Violence

First Violence Reported On Struck Lines   No Sign of Peace In  Firemen’s Walkout  te In Sight

Nearly 200,000 Are Idle in 3rd Day of Rail Strike  Not a sign of  Ly FF 7   Not a Sign of Peace in Strike Of 18,000 Firemen

Veil on Details Of Offer Today; 200,000 Are Idle In 3-Day Tieup —

Skeleton Service Maintained  Thousands Idle As Rail Strike  Continues: Peace Hopes Fade

Many Railroaders Idled by Strike   Workers in Other Key Industries Being Laid Off

Industries Post Notices Of Layoffs   Total off Jobs Reaches Nearly 200,000; First Violence Reported by Strikehoanund Lines

Thousands More Idle in Rail Strike   No Sign of Peace in Sight;  a ns, Snes

RENEW EFFORTS FOR SETTLEMENT OF RAIL STRIKE   ESTIMATE 200,000 NOW ARE IDLE IN DIESEL DISPUTE

rovernment Revives Its Attempts To Bring he Crippling Railroad Strike To An End

Violence Flares For First Time; FiremanWounded   200,000 Estimated Idle As Stoppage: Betany Day; No Settlement I one in Extra Man Dispute

Idle Over Rail Strike Nearing 200,000 Mark   Workers In Many Key Industries Being Laid Off.

Most Of Line’s 38,000 Employes To Be Furloughed By Friday   Some Trains Run Through Southeast   Movements Depend On Whether Men Show Up For Work. Official Says

Nearly 200,000 Idle in 3 - Day Rail Walkout;  Fireman Shot   Modified Demand of First Proposal Is Rejected By 4 Lines

Strive To End Rail Strike   . Mediators in a Renewed Move In Effort For A Settlement

FIRST FLAREUF OF VIOLENCE REPORTED   Freight Trains Ambushed, Fired On In Tennessee   LAYOFF NOTIGES   ‘Handed Workmen In Other - Industries: No Sign : Of Peace Seen

200,000 Workers Idled by Tieup on Four Major Roads   Government Group Stays in Chicago For Peace Parley

Gov't Revives Effort To End Rail Strike   Railway Mediation Board Reported To Have Conferred with Two Parties in Dispute.

Peace Signs Not Visible An Argument   Violence Flares Reported In Scattered Areas

Mediators Renew Attempts fo End Railroad Strike   Stoppage Has Forced Much Unemployment, Industrial Shutdowns

200,000 Now Idled by U.S. Rail Paralysis   No Peace in Sight  As Violence Flares  On Some Struck Lines —Livestock Mart Hit

U.S. Readies Military Aid For Indochina   $15,000,000 Package Prepared To Fight Communism

Indo-Chinese Ready To Get 15 Million Aid   Supplies Scheduled To Help Population Combat Communisn

Arms Aid Set For Indo-China  15 Million Package To Aid Aqainst Ho

INDO-CHINA T0 GET ARMS AID   U. 5. Putting Together $15,000,000 Package For That Nation  PLANES AND TRUCKS

Two-Pronged Red Drive At Pusan, Taegu Hinted; Naktone River Is Crossed

OP LEADERS PRESS FIGHT ON FAR EAS   Vandenberg, Taft Want to Hear Army Heads

DOCTOR DRAFT PROPOSED BY SEN. VINSON   5,000 Were Trained At U. S. Expense, He Says

— DEFENSE —  Fresh CIs Arriving In Europe   WILL BOLSTER “BERLIN RANKS

Reds Told Any Attack ‘MeansWar   New American Troops Arrive In Europe

New American Troop Units Reach Furope      rmy HemlorcementS -Are Being Sent to Berlin to Reinforce Defense Force

Yank Reinforcements Arrive in Cermany To Defend Europe   Lt. Gen. Manton Eddy Warns Red Attack on Berlin Will Mean War

Arm y Forces Reach Europe   Reinforcements On Way To Help Defend Berlin

New Troops Destined For Berlin Duty   Gen. Eddy Warns Attack On Berlin Would Mean War

Attack on Berlin Means War: General   Troops Would Defen _ City in Event of Russian Drive

Yanks Arrive To Reinforce Berlin Army   Attack Means War, Commander Asserts In Warning to Reds

J. §. Army Reinforcements Now Arriving in Europe   . American Troops Destined for. Duty In Defense of Berlin Savs Gen. Taylor

eader Says erlin Attack Means War   Soldiers Sent for Tactical Purpose, Not Occupation

Opposes Plan To Lengthen “ Draftee s Term  Sen. Russell Says  *  21 Months Long  Enough To Train

Reds Seize Pohang in East   Kinney and His‘ Marauders’ Rough.on Reds

OX TRUMAN SIGNATURE   Approval of President Truman to  ' 15-Day Stop-Cap Extension Resolution Is Only Means of KeepIng Draft Act from. Lopsing at Midnight Tonight.

Study Stop-Gap Measure Passed 'n House, Senate   House Recess Will Prevent Action On 3-Yeor Extension

DRAFT DEPENDS CN TRUMAN SIGNATURE   Approval of President Truman to 15-Day Stop-Gap. Extension Resolution I5 Only Means of Keeping Draft. Act from Lapsing at Midnight Tonight.

Stone of Scone May Be in the River Crouch   “Heavy Bundle" Dropped Into  (Ca-nam Fram Roat

Lodger Tells Police He Methodically Killed Familv of Five. Burned Home

Kills Family of 5  And Burns House  Affair With Young Wife Is Blamed

Rising Job— Market Seen For District   Labor Agency Sees Mid-July Shortage In Monthly Survey

1,900 OBS T0 BE AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA   Employment Service Sees Real Labor Shortage  ‘During Summer

‘Wanted To Kill Someone  Awful Bad’   Californian, 15, Held Under Suicide Guard In Hospital

WEATHER TO BE HOT   Forecaster Sees No Break in Temperatures Over Kansas

Victorian Testifies  Tran-Tex Service Expansion Urged by South Texas Cities

Keonomy Group Cuts ERP Fund By 250 Million   Final Passage Ends Three Weeks of Heated Debate: Vote Is 60-20

Foreign Aid Bill Is Approved After $250 Million Cut   Final Passage Follows Three Solid Days Of Heated Debate

Senate Passes Huge Foreign Aid Bil To Bolster Europe Against Reds

“oreign Aid Bill Passed By Senate  Economy Advocates Manage to Slice Off $250 Million.

Senate Votes Aid Measure; Marshall Plan Installment Slashed by $250,000,000

$3.1 BILLION AID MEASURE   $250 Million Cut Won In Marshall Plan By Dixie Dems, GOP

Senators Pass Aid  Measure   Point Four Program Authorized as Cuts Made by Economists

Huge Foreign Aid Measure Receives Approval of Senate; Marshall PlanTake Reduced   Truman Urges Aia To Small Business

Senate OKs  Foreign Aid Spending Bill Marshall Plan Cut Slightly

SENATE PASSES $3 BILLION AID BILL BY 60 TO 8   Administration Scores Victory In ‘Point 4’ Plan Anoproval

Foreign  Aid Bill Approved   Approval Given By Con gressmen Late Yesterday. Afternoon

3 BILLION-DOLLAR FOREIGN AID BILL PASSED BY SENATI   Measure Approved, 60 to 8 After $250,000,000 Is Laopped Off European Recovery Funds,   REDUCTION IS PUT ACROSS BY COALITION   Administration Victory Scored When Approval Is Given Plan to Help Backward Areas of World.

Senate Okays ECA Measure Of $3 Billior   GOP-South Coalition Leads Fight to Whittle Bill By $250 Millien

Economy Advocates Slash $250-Million Off Marshall Pian Payment   “POINT FOUR” WINS BY CLOSE MARGIN

Economy Dioc Cuts $250 Million ()FF Next Payment   $3 Billion Bill Provides Continued “arshall Plan Aid To Europe, .  Xorea, Clearance For Point 4

SENATE VOTES $3.1 BILLION AID MEASURE   $250 Million Cut Won In Marshall Plan By Dixie Dems, GOP

Sees Fate Of The World Depending On Treatment Given Middle Aged, Older Along Psychological Lines

Truman Claims Russia Flouted UN Obligations   Rejects Hoover's Proposal Reds Be Excluded From UN

Hainan Falls To The Reds   Chiang Kai-Shek  Gives Order Sunday To Pull Out Rather Than Fight For Spac

HAINAN FALLS TO CHINESE REDS   Chiang’s Surrender Rapped As Political By One Of His Generals

Outline for Coming Days   After Truman Messages, Usual Reections, Congress Wik Finelly Get te Werk

A Moderate Tax Boost Proposed   Truman Calls Again For Enactment of  Laws Carrying Out ‘Fair Deal Program

Asks ‘Moderate Tax Hike, Fair Deal Enactment   State Of Union Is Good, President Informs Conaress

Sights. _ ) Economy ~ ; For Nation :  Doubts. Spending : Cut Is. Possible  As pees Time .

, SEES $12,000 PER FAMILY IN A. D. 2000   ® President Optimistic on U. S. Growth and Progress; Says Reds Halted; Asks T-H Repeal.

Predicts $12,000 Averagelncomeln Nationin 50 Years   Again Urges T-H Repeal; Asks Rent Control, Draft Continued: For Brannan Plan. Insurance

PRESIDENT IS “OFTIMT A ANNUAL TALK   ‘Doesn't Tell Congress Where New Taxes Should Come From.

$12,000 A.YEAR FOR AVERAGE FAMILY—50 YEARS FROM NOW. TRUMAN TELLS CONGRESS   Paints Rosy Future, Advocates New Taxes

Gives Annual State of the Union Talk   Sees Income of $12,000 a Year for Average Family

Moderate Jump In Levies Is Suggested  Communistic Threat Ta Wect Furane   Communistic Threat To West Europe Receding, He Says

Asks For Tax In Moderate Amount   In State of Union Message Truman Predicts TrillionDollar Economy   $12,000  A  FAMIL\   Request for Rent trols and Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act

Bright Future Is Seen for US      Tax Requests Due in Later Message, Lists Pranaesale

Glowingly Optimistic Report On U. S. Given Congress By President   HOPE EXPRESSED   For Eventual Trillion Dollar Economy With Average Income Of $12,000

State of Union Message Calls For ‘Moderate Amount? of New Taxes, Continued Rent Control, T-H Repeal

Trillion-dollar Yearly Income Seen by 1999   Executive Proposes Extension of Rent Control One Year

A Trillion-Dollar Economy Seen. In Half Century   Again Urges Congress To Approve Much of ‘Fair Deal’ Program

He Optimistically Forecasts Bright Future for Nation   President Voices Hope for An Eventual Trillion Dollar Economy In His Message to Congress

President Is Optimistic  Over Future of Nation, Increased U. S. Preduction

Congress Hears President's Plea On Moderate Levy  Review Optimistic On Nation’s Hopes  Car Denenarstu

Equivalent Of $12,000 Yearly Per Family In Distant Future  ! ‘M andorata Amaun 49 CVF NV necr Taner Acb.  ‘Moderate Amount’ Of New Taxes Asked

Some Changes Advocated in Tax System   President Peers Far Into Future; Says U.S. ‘Free and Prosperous’

Sees Trillion Dollar Income In Years Ahead  Asks Rent Controls, PReneal af TH Law

Chief Glows With Optimism ‘While Plugging Fair Deal,  “Moderate” Tax Increase

President Advocates ‘Moderate’ ~ Tax Boost, Paints Rosy Picture — Of U. S. Status in Annual Talk

President's Message Voices Optimism; Predicts-$12,000 Earnings by Average Family; Says Red Threat Blocked

Asks ‘Moderate Amount’ of New Taxes This Year   Calls Again for Adoption of “Fair Deal’’ Program

Calls for National ‘Fair Deal’ Program In 6,000-Word ‘State of the Union’ Speech, Declares Foreign Policies Checking Reds

Continued Rent Lids, Repeal of T-H Urged   Glowing Report of Future of U.S. Visualizes Trillion-Dollar Economy

State-of-Union Talk  Voices Optimism   Average Family May Make $12,000 Year In Future, Says President’s Message Todav ta foint Secsinn anf Canarece

Moderate Jump In Levies ls Suggested  Commun istic Threat   Communistic Threat To West Europe Receding, He Says

Requests Renewal Of Rent Control, Repeal Of T-H Law   Predicts Huge Production Increase In Next 50 Years, Says Average Family Will Earn Over $12,000

Advocates “Moderate Amount” Of New Taxes And Looks Ahead To Average Family Making Equivalent Of More Than $12,000 A Year; Wants Rent Controls Continued, T-H Act Repealed.

Hear Truman On Program  For Session   Moderate Tax Rise Necessary, Chief  Executive Thinks

Acceptance of. His ‘Fair Deal’ Program Asked  Nation in Good Shape Legislators Told

Asks Solons To Go Ahead  On Proposals   Claims Expansion Social Security. Brannan Farm Plan. Civil Highs Plan

Prosperity Ahead, President Asserts   Joint Session of Corgress Hears State of Union Speech

President Calls Upon Congress Also For Expansion Of Social Security And Adoption Of Brannan Farm Plan, Civil Rights Program And Compulsory Health Insurance—Chief Executive Urges Continued U. S. Aid To Other Nations Opposing Communism

Optimism Voiced In — Union Talk   President Sees Hope of Eventual _ Trillion-Dollar Economy; Wants Rent Curbs, Repeal of Labor Law

President Takes Optimistic Tone In His Message   Address Looks Fon Trillion-Dollar - U. S. Economy

But Other Reductions Urge ed As Business Aid; Spe« cial Message Due   Sl Trillion Income Seen In 50 Years   Civil Rights Vote Asked; Inflation Control Plea Is Dronned

State of Union Message Includes Hope for Great Incomes by AIll Families

President's State of Unior Message Forecasts @ blowing Future for the Uniles States

Asks Congress To Step Up Fair Deal Program   State of Union Address Paints Glowing Picture of Future

State of the Union Message Voices Hopes of Eventual Trillion-Dollar Economy

Rosy View Voiced by President   Trillion-Dollar Economy ) Seen; Vague on Tax; Demands Revived.

Call Is Renewed for Fair Deal’ in His Message   Country Is in Good Shape; Communism Is Being Held in Check

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT “STATE OF UNION’   Demands Repeal Of TalftHartley Law; Extension OF Beant Canieal

Voices Hope for Trillion Dollar Future Eocnomy   Declares Threat of Communist Conquest of West Europe, Mediterranean Area Receding

Glowing Repor! Given On State Of The Union ©  Taft-Hartley Act Repeal, Brannan  Form Plan Uraed ~

President Gives Glowing Report On U.S. Economy   Joint Session Of Congress Hears Renewed Demands For Most  Of His Old Fair Deal Program

Total Output Of $1 Trillion Yearly Seen In 2000 A. D.   President’s Glowing Message Predicts Average Income of $12,000

President Truman Advocates New Taxes In “Moderation”   Addresses American Congress on What He Terms “State of Nation”

Nation Is Prospering At Home, Truman Tells Congress In Message Today

State Of Union Message Glows With Optimism   Revenue Proposals To Come Later In Special Outline

New Tax Levies, Aid To Europe Among Projects   President Looks Far Ahead With Forecast Of Great Economic Gains

— $12,000 AVERAGE INCOME — Trillion Deilar Economy Seen in Report to Nation

Gives No Hint Of How Much New Revenue He Will Want   In Many Respects, State Of Union Message Much Like One Truman Delivered A Year Avo

New Taxes Advocated   Truman Delivers State Of The Union Message To Congress

‘Some Changes In Tax System Also Proposed   State of the Union Message to Congress in Optimistic Tone

‘Moderate New Tax Levy ls Advocated   Trillion-Dollar Economy 50 Years Hence Envisioned By Chief Executive

$12,000 Average Income Seen; Truman Renews  Call for Fair Deal Plan

State of the Union Address “Optimistic”   No Hope Held out for Balanced Budget in  Coming Fiscal Year— “Fair Deal’ Stressed   Much Like 1949

Asks” Moderate’ Increase: Predicts Trillion Dollar Economy For Nation  Caake Taft-Hartley Repeal. Continued Rent Control

TEMPERATURE   Sees Income Hit Trillion In 50 Yrs.   Predicts $12,000 Yearly For Every U.S. Family By 2000 A. D. As Nation’s Production Rises

Truman Asks New Taxes,  ‘Fair Deal’   Country Is In Good Shape, President Tells Joint Session in State of Union Message.

Calls Again For His Pet “Fair Deal”  Speaks Glowingly Of State of Union

New Budget Plan  ToHold Spending ToLowest Level  Gives Optimistic Picture Of Nation In Talk To Congress

Truman Pictures Great Future in  Congress Message Sees $12,000 Income for Every Fam ily a Othor Grant Stridac im Frstura

Rescue Is Near For Fliers Downin Yukon  Six Paratroopers mre With Men  Lane: aaneenerar: oe  Fy Pica.

Plane’s Crew To Be Taken From Hillside   10 Men Who Crashed With Search Plane on Lonely Mountainside Found: Rescue Soon

Searchers Near DownedAirmen   Rescue Team Drops Food Supplies To LO Men In Canadian Wilds

Rescue {s Near For Fliers Downin Yukon  Six Paratroopers Are With Men From Downed Ship

RESCUE NEARER FOR 10 AIRMEN IN YUKON AREF   Members of U. S. C-47 Searct Plane Receive Food High Up on Mountain

Good Prospects Of Early Rescue Cheers Airmen ;   Jumpers Land Near Site Of Air Crash

—PARATROOPERS REACH MEN—  Rescue Team Nears 10. ; ) tranded On M ountain

Daily News Index   Missing Boy Back Home  (Turn to Pade 1f)   Sate ee a  Record Turnout of Voters Is Expected at Polls Nov. 7

Party Leaders Expect Nov. 7 Vote Will Turnout More Than 42.000 .000

Fresh Chinese Soldiers And Russian Jets Join Ballle in North Korea

Deadly New Soviet Jet Fighter Sent Into Action Over Northwest Korea

Fresh Chinese Forces, Deadly Russian Jets Thrown Against Allies   Superfort Raid Blasts Communist Supply Center and Headquarters; Jets Machine-Gun American Troops

Allies Face More Chinese   New Soviet Jet Fighter Also 1s Put Into Service

Newest Jets Of Russians  Join Fight   Two Dents Made In Allied Line by  Chinese Forres

 Allied Forces Withdraw in Orderly Fashion in North Korea Under Increasing Attacks by Chinese and Korean Armies

Ives And Tobey Withdraw From Acheson Attack   Follow Dewey Line Opposing Criticism In Time of Crisis

West Fails To Agree  On German Rearming  Atlantic Council Recesses To Monday; Talke Nat Deadlacked.: Delegate Says

COUNCIL FAILS TO MAP WEST GERMAN ROLE   Held Up by French Attitude Meeting Is Recessed Until Mandayv.

French Stand OnGerman Arms Snags Council  Schuman Hold View Question Should

Germany's Role in Rearmament Still Undecided   —France’s Position Believed Blocking 12-Nation Accord

LIVING STANDARD ~ MUST BE LOWERED   Senator Taft Says 10 Per Cent Slash Coming Due  to Defense   HITS ARMY SPENDINC

Taft Sees Lower Living Standard   Military Program To Bring 10 Per Cent Cut, Senator Says

TAFT FORESEES 10% SLASH IN LIVING LEVEL   Senator Says Military Ap. propriations To Force Big Sacrifice

PLANES OF 2 NATIONS SEEK MISSING CRAFT   Check All Reports Of Planes Seen In 400-Mile Area

Huge Armada In Search For U.S. Transport   C-54 Vanistied On Flight Over Northern Section Of Canada

‘Search Planes Sweep Arctic Area For Missing C-54; Two Pennsylvanians Aboard

os  U.S. Air Fo Disappears Of Yukon T              44 Persans, Woman, Child On Bea?

44 on Plane Missing Over Yukon Wilds   Alaskan, Canadian Flyers Seek Trace OLU. S. Transport

Wants Probe of Communists in Commerce Dept   Senator Malone Demands Action By Congress

GOP Senator Urges Full-Scale Inquiry  Dismissal of Remington, Lee Indicates Others Involved

Loveland Wins lowa Democrat Nomination   Sen. Hickenlooper Is GOP Nominee

Brannan Farm Plan Wins Support in lowa Elections  Sen. Hickenlooper And Loveland to Face Each Other in Fall

Legion Leaders Say Americans Shown Danger  mw, §C Pl, lw   Actual Invasion Would Have Been Worse, Says ex-Red

MOSINEE AGAIN — ‘LOYAL AS RED “REVOLT” ENDS   But Mayor Suffers Cerebral Hemorrhage in Strenuous Mock Uprising.

MAYOR STRICKEN AT MOSINEE, WIS   Suffers Heart Attack Af.  ter Mock Invasion

Mosinee Returns To ‘Loyal’ Ranks After ‘Reds’ Fade   Mayors Illness Dims Celebration At End of Event

Mosinee ‘Communists’ Become Loyal Afier Demonstration: Mavor Stricken

Mosinee Mayor Stricken After Mock Revolution   Official in Critical Condition Following Cerebral Hemorrhage

Wisconsin Town Ends ‘Red’ Rule - Mayor Critical  In Hospital After . Suffering Stroke

Mayor Ill After Mock ‘Red’ Raic   Mosinee Official Suffers Heart Attack

END OF OHIO RIVER: FLOOD EXPECTED IN NEAR FUTURE   Lack of Rainfall Hopeful Sign Along The Valley

Weather Aids Flood Victims   Cincinnati 59-Foc ; Crest Seen Sunday

FARMERS DON'T LIKE CONTROLS   Federation Quick To Notify Washington How lt Stands

Unattended Tot ls Found Dead   Exposure Is Cause of Death at Rhinelander

Picher Residents Warned Four-Block Avea Nay Cave In  Undermined District Proves Big Problem For City Council

300 Residents Of Oklahoma Town Face Possible Danger Of Ground Dropping Out From Under Them; Legal Action Sought

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Vermont Replies-Anti-Reds In Fea Of Witch Hunt

Britain and France May Join U.S. In Striking Back at Blockade of Berlin   Ry JOHN MW. HIGHTOWER

Win-or-Quit Testin House of Commons   Schuman Plan Up for Consideration by 6 Western Nations

Britain, France Facing Big Tests In Parliamen   Struggle Is Slated While Six Nation Conference Weighs Indusiry Pool

Schuman Plan Brings Test For Britain   Domestic Battle Indirectly Threatens Plan For French

Two Nations Facing Tests Over Merger   British, French Govern. ments May Fall Over Schuman Proposal

Regimes Of France, Britain seek Approval   Paris Talks Bring Crisis In London; Bidault Asks Vote

Two Regimes Face Crises Menacing Pool   British, French Governments at Stak In Two Days’ Voting

Laborites Face Test Of Power In House Vote  French Governmen In Fight For Life fey Plan  mn Finance

7,768 STUDENTS ENROLLED ATK. U:   Total Figure for 49 Spring With Late Enrollment Wes 8 821   2998 ARE VETERANS

Total Figure for "49 Spring With Lae Enrollment Was 8,821   2,998 ARE VETERANS

Tense: Situation OLUS.8th Army Being Stabilize   10th Corps Is Reported Standing Firm Against 80,000 Chinese Reds

Attlee Planning fo Visit Truman   War Situation Not Desperate as UN Forces Dia in

Congress Gets Revamp Plans From Truman   ; Move Would Abolish Maritime Board, NLREI Chief's Office

Truman Asks Abolition of Ship Board   NLRB Counsel’s Job Also Target Among Reorganization Plans Handed to Congress

Solons Given 21-Point Hoover Plan   Shipping Unit, NLRB Office Abotition Head Truman List

Truman Calls For 21 Changes In Government   Abolition of Denham’s NLRB Office. Maritime Commission Proposed

He Also Would Drop Denham’s Office; Proposals Based  On Hoover Report

kkk kk AIR FORCE INCREASING STRENGTH TO 58 GROUPS WITHIN NEXT {2 MONTHS,

MacArthur Visits Men At Front   Three Big Columns Advancing on First Cavalry Division

STRENGTH OF _ AIR FORCE TO BE INCREASED   Boost to 58 Groups in Year to 69 Groups by 1953.

‘Vinson Tells Plan to Add 136. 311Men   Will Rise From 48 to 58 This Year, Reach 69 by End of 1952

Air Force Will Up Strength By 21 More Groups   Increase Will Build It From  Present 48 to 69 Groups  By 1953

69 Groups Eved For Air Force Within 3 Years   Expect to Increase Size to 58 Groups In Next 12 Months

Air Force Planning 69 Group Strength   Overall Corsicana Employment High Desnite Increase In Joh-Seelzer Total

Air Force Plans Sharp Increase  Big Fund Allotment Launches Project—  Goal 548.311 Men

Air-Force Plans 8 Group Force  Total of 69 in 1953 ~ Revealed by Vinson

69-Group Air Force Made Goal by 1953   Will Expand to 58 Groups Now, Vinson Reveals

U. S. Planning To Have 69 Groups By 1953  Vinson Reports Schedule For Roasting American Air Power

Cold Wave Death Toll Reaches 44   Weather Moderates in South, Midwest

Maybank Views Drastic Curbs As Possibility   South Carolina Demo Would Shape Any Proposals; No Hint Received From HST

U. S. Studies Possibility Of Controls  Inevitable if War Expands, Says Maybank

Drastic Controls for Civilian Economy May Be in Offing If World Situation Deteriorates

Industry Control Cries Are Heard   Pressure Is Put On Administration For Mobilization Powers

Maybank Hints At Control Step  President Silent On Economic Plan

‘More Than 1,000 Persons Attend Holiday Dance   BASEBALL LEAGUE UNVEILS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN MAY 30   Nova Scotia Has Six Maior Forest Fires Raging   CRUDELY LETTERED FLAG 13 PROZE

Payne Plans Emergency Powers Study   Doubts Further  Action Necessary

CONVICT SIX. FILM WRITERS   Four Fined And Jailed For Contempt of Congress

Washington Row: Hamper Progress  Congressmen’s Scraps wen tf. ¢ . Ff. ge

Money Bill Stalled By Word Battle  McKellar, Cannon Wage Personal Feu

Congress Clashes Threaten To Delay Agreement On Federal Agency Funds

DISPUTE BLOCKS 'U. §. MONEY BILL   Senator McKellar And Rep. resentative Cannon Threaten Agreement With Personal Clash.

Invading Red Chinese Near  Tibet Capital   Communists Also Push Propaganda Campaign To Undermine Regime tn   Lhasa

—BOY LAMA TO FLEE TO INDIA— Reds’ 10 Days’ March From Tibet Capital ©

Foes Drive On Tibet Capital.   Boy Ruler Ready to Flee Invasion by 100,000 Chinezs

Army Advances Within 10 Days March of Lhasa   Young Priest-King Reported Preparing To Flee to India

New Invasion Reported by Indian Aide   Lama’s Regime Asks New Delhi For Intercession

Blutf City Keeps Old Government  Mayor Claims Election Officials Violate tow

FOURTH BITTER PROTEST SENT TO RUSSIANS   Molestation Of Berlin. West Traffic Is Subject Of New Note

Tank-Led Communist Columns Crack Allied Lines on  Northeastern Korean Lines  Elsewhere, UN Forces Beat Back Fresh  4 Astarbte Alanaw 197 LATIAB Rss, Lina

Breakthrough Deepest Yet in Beachhead   Tank-led Enemy Threatens to Flank Strategic Taegu

ENEMY PUSHES SOUTH IN NEW TANK DRIVE:   Gains Of 12% — Miles Are Made In Northwest 

Penetrate Northeast Front Line   U.N. Forces Hold In Other Sectors; Fighting Is Fierce

TANK-LED RED COLUMNS CRACK ALLIED LINES ON NORTHEAST; DRIVE MAY QUTFLANK TAEGU

POWER DRIVE GUTS HOLE IN ALLIED LINES   Reds Now in Position to Hit West at Taegu, East _at Pohang.

North Korean Column: Down Main Highways in  Power Drive   TAEGU IS THREATENED   ‘Enemy Troops Broke Thn Yankee Lines in the Po hang Sector

TANK-LED FOE THREATENS 10 OUTFLANK CITY   Advance Spearheads Gain 121%, Miles: GIs Hold Near Yongsan

Tanks Pace Heavy Push Along Roads   Allies Tuen Back Fresh Attacks On Naktong River Line

Tanks Spearhead Hanking Drive From the North   Elsewhere on Front Defenders Beat Back Attacks; U.S. Marines Oecd Out Goinc

1212 Mile Gain Called Taegu Threat   Allies Beat Back Communist Attacks on Rest of Line

Red Spearheads Take Kigye, Score Biggest Gain in Weeks   Heavy Fighting Rages on All Pious: UN Troops Victors in West

Yanks Gain In Naktong  River Bulge   Enemy Makes Deepest Thrust into Allied *“Beachhead Wall.

Assault Again. Proves Threat: In Taegu Area   Allied Defense Is Cracked; Big Tank ‘Columns Attackina

Major Roads Endan cered  By New Rush   UN Forces Hold West Of Masan_ Inflicting Heavy Toll On Reds

GAIN ALONG NAKTONG  Marine-GI Push Grinds Out New Gains in the Red Bulge on River

Reds Pushing Down 2 Main Roads In Drives To Outflank Taegu.   Communists Break Through In The Poheng Sector Biggest Red Gain  In Weeks. oe 5

Over 12 Miles Gained-As Invaders —  ‘Drive Down On Northeastern Front

‘Power Drive Threatens To Outflank Taegu   Except In Northeast, However, Communist Fail To Make Gains

[wo Communist Columns Make Power Drive Threatening To Outflank Strategic Taegu—Advance Spearheads Roll South Twelve And One-Half Miles In Greatest Enemy Gains In Weeks—Heavy Fighting Reported All Along Front

Temperatures   Invaders Push 1212 Miles For Best Gain in Weeks: U. S. Attacks in South

Tank-Led Spearheads Dash 12 Miles Deep Into Pohang Sector On Northeast Front

REDS THREATEN IN POWER ORIVE AIMED AT TAFCH   Advance Made By Foe On Northeastern War Front And Move Is Pressed°On U.S. Key Base.

Twin Assaults Threaten to Flank Taegu and Pohang; Allied Officers Regard Attacks as ‘Dying Struggle’

Advance Spearheads Score 12-Mile Gain On Northeast Front   Enemy Also Threatens Taegu, Key Allied Forward Base— Yanks Advance in Southwest

Breakthrough is Deepest Yet Made   Enemy Forges Down Main Highways In Power Drive That Threatens To Outflank Strategic Taegu; Fighting Heavy

Tank-Led Communist Columns Crack Allied Lines on  Northeastern Korean Lines  Elsewhere, UN Forces Beat Back Fresh  Attacke Alano 1270-Mile Battle Line

Four Escaped Train  Before Massacre  Young Gls Were -Helped by Farmer

—OHIOAN ESCAPED MASSACRE— West Portsmouth Youth Fled Red Prison Train

Federal Debt Net Total 208 Billions   Amount in Excess Of Individual,  Firm Borrowinas

GOVERNMENT'S DEBT  PUT AT 218 BILLION   Amount Owed Eaceeds Obligations of All Firms and individuals Put Together.

‘CAMPAIGNS CONTINUING  3) Million May Ballot In Ohio Poll Next Week

State Youths Carry Honors Chicago Show   Oklahoma, Wisconsin  Youths Cop Top Prizes In International Stock Show: All Members FFA

F inal Week-End in Primary Election Campaign Brings Fresh Outburst of Oratory

 Pa. Political Roundup  Cooke, Kunkel Take Stump Together, Attacking Duff

Cooke Group Again Assails Duff and Fine   Final Weekend Of Pennsylvania’s 1950 Primary Is Started Today

Board Set Up On Wage Plan  8 To Assist Ching Under Stabilization

Wage Board Completed   President Names Final Members of Stabilization Body

Artist Husband of Bette Davis Says: He Will Fight Her Divorce Suit

High School Seniors ‘Careers Day’ Events Scheduled for Dec.l   Morelle Enimdns ls Elected President Of foulsiana Superintendents’ Association

UN Lifts Ban  Against Spain End Of 4-Year Curb Permits Franco Ties

U.N. Drops 4-Year Ban  Action Paves Way for Ambassador Exchange, Admittance to Agencies

U.N-Assembly Fases Ban on Franco Spain   Nation Still BarredFrom Membership in Peace Group

U.N. Lifts Boycott Of Spain   OKs Sending “Ambassadors to Nation Ruled by ‘Dictator Franco

Pluck Of Pioneer Needed In Darkened Altoona Without Electricity For Week

‘Two Hours Of Sunshine Bring Renewed Hope To Storm-Stricken, Darkened City Of Altoona

iNew Industry Will Startin == Chemical Co. Plant   Houghton Laboratories Inc., of Olean, Buy =~ East Smethport Site

Military Funeral For Marshal Smuts   One of the World’s Foremost Elder Statesmen, He Died At 80 from Heart Collapse

FIELD MARSHAL JAN C. SMUTS SUCCUMBS   South African Leader Was Leader In Three Wars

Smuts Dies; World Leader  In War, Peace South African   South African Elder Statesman Has Heart Collanss

South Africa Leader Dies   Smuts Was Soldier, Foremost Statesman

Military Rites For Smuts  Heart Ailment Fatal To Noted Statesman

Arsonist Admits Fire Fatal to Nine  Convicted Patient Describes ‘Spell’

PHILADELPHIA ~ HOSPITAL FIRE .. SET BY INMATE   Convicted Arsonist to Be Charged With Murder in Death of 9.

Sanatorium Fire Set by Arsonist   \“Sick Feeling in Stomach” Made Ailing Veteran Touch Off Blaze Fatal to Nine Fellow Inmates 

Murder Will Be Charged   Vet Who ‘Set’ Sanitorium Fire To Be Arraigned Today

WAS PATIENT IN SANATORIUM WHERE 9 DIED   Had Been Convicted of Arson And Committed For Treatment

[Admits He Set Hospital Fire   Convicted Arsonist Held for Starting Blare Which Taok Nine Lives.

Sanatorium Patient Set Fatal Blaze   Ex-GI Convicted -Aé Fire Bug Had Run Of Asylum

Arsonist Declares ‘Sick Feeling’ Made Him Start Blaze   Tells Police He Put Torch to Sanatorium in Philadelphia Avea;  Nine Killed -

Convicted Arsonist Admits Setting Fire to Asylum in Which Nine Patients Died

Cause Given  By Arsonist   Patient Blames Sick Feeling For Action

Arsonist Admits Setting Fire To Sanatorium  Tells of ie rting Other s In  nae gre

Slaying Charges Brought Against Hospital Firebus   Convicted Arsonist Confesses To Crime That Killed Nine

Admits Starting Sanatorium Fire   Inmate And Former Convict Says He Set Blaze Because Of ‘A Sick Feeling In The Pit Of My Stomach’

Arsonist Tells Of Setting Fire  Says ‘Sick Feeling’ Prompted His Actios

Vet Admits He Started Fatal Fire   Says ‘Sick: Feeling’  In Stomach Made Him Set Blaze in Which . Nine Patients Died

PATIENT, EX-Gl, ADMITS HE SET HOSPITAL FIRE   Convicted Arsonist Makes Confession; Nine Lives Lost-

ARSONIST SAYS ‘SICK FEELING PROMPTED ACT   Ex-Gl Explains Why He Set Fire to Sanatorium Where Nine Died

'Arsonist Confesses Setting Fire That Caused 9 Deaths, Faces Murder Charge

Veteran Who Se Fire-Fatal to 9 Facing Charge   "Sick Feeling’ in His Stomach Caused Hin to Fire Sanatorium

Inmate Confesses He Started Fatal Sanatorium Fire  Had Been Convictec Of Arson and Sent   Had Been Convicted Of Arson and Sent To Institution

Arsonist Admits Sanatorium Fire  Caused Nine Deaths, le A eee Deeriitall

A Murder Charge Against Arsonist   Patient Admits Starting Tragic Fire That Killed Wine at Mental Hospital.

British Authorities Remove 2 U.S. ‘Irregular Passengers’ trom Batory

Leopold Bows, War Threat In Nation Easing  . femme Offers Slow “Motion: + Abdication Im ie” . Wake Of Ovuosition

Lecpold Radio Talk Implies® Abdication   Monorch Bows To Threat Of Civil War In Beleium

LEOPOLD MAKES OFFER DF ABDICATION   a Monarch Says He iil Ask Parliament To Vote Powers to Prince Baudouin   UPRISING IS AVERTED

PROPOSAL IS STUDIED BY FOES : Leopold Promises Abdication In ‘51

Wants Son To Have Throne —  Leopold Abdicates In. Face of Civil War

LEOPOLD  ‘PLANS’. ABDICATIONBelgian King Bows To Threat Of CivilWar 

Issue Again Put Before Parliament   Leopold Tosses  Back Thorny Question Of Throne; Slow-Motion Ahdication Offered

Leopold Bows To War Threat  Socialists May Not Holct Forces in Line

Leopold Hedges On Promise To  Abdicate Throne   New Unrest Grips Kingdom As King Qualifies Offer To Let Son Take Over; Issue Up To Parliament

Leopold Otters To Surrender  Powers To Son - Would Remain King  ~ In Name Only; Hope  - Tension Will Ease

King Leopold Will Abdicate  Beclians Hope Move   Beglians Hope Move Will Lessen Tension

LEOPOLD BOWS TO OPPONENTS   Faced With Civil War, King Offers To Step Aside.

LEOPOLD EASES "INTERNAL RIFT   Belgion King Indicates tal Will Step Aside When Prince Becomes 21

Leopold Foes Debate King’s Latest Offer   Slow-Motion Plan Of Abdication Agreet To In Belgian Crisis

Leopold Offers Slow-Motion Abdication —  Royal Question Thrown Back to

Leopold Offers To Withdraw  Asks That His Power Be Given To Prince

Anti-Leopoldists Storm Subsiding  -Abdication Of King May Bnd Dicarder

Leopold Offers Slow Abdictation; King in Name Onl;   Question Is Back Again in Parliament’s Lap; Powers Would Go to His Son

Midwest Is Hit By Blizzard   Mercury Is Due To Skid To Five Below Zero In The Dakotas Tonight,

THREE ARE SEEKING SEN. TYDINGS’ SEAT   Ywo Political Tnknewns And ExCongressman File, Jackson And Dotsevr Dron Out

Confab May Be First of Series  At White House   Major ip otarap ang Of U.S. Policy Seen For Today’ s Session

All Volunteer Reserves fo Be Mobilized   Initial Group to Report Between Aug 15 and Oct. 31

Marine Corps to Call Up — All of Its 80,000 Reserves   Come Summoned

Wallace Quits Progressives Over Korea  Breaks With Party For Condemnation

Wallace Quits Progressives  Shuns Party Because It Opposes U. S. Actio

Wallace Quit: Progressive Party Rolls  Decision Forced By Korean Stand

Party Split  Over Korea   Henry Wallace Quits Progressiyes, Who Condemn U. S. Stand

HENRY WALLACE QUITS PROGRESSIVE PARTY   ‘Former Cabinet Official Split With  Leaders Over Korean OCrotics

Wallace Splits With Progressive Party On Korea   Objects to Condemnation Of American Policy In War Area

Wallace Ends Progressive Membership   Says He Can Better Serve Peace Cause

WALLACE BREAKS PROGRESSIVE TIE   Action Follows Split Over Crisis in Korea

*TERRORISTIC TACTICS’ CHARGED Head Of State Medical Group Denounces FBI Investigation

500 Families Homeless In Wichifa Falls   $1 Million Damages So Far As Wichita  Diver lanvac Ranke

North Texas Area Held Fast In Grip of Ice  At Least 54 Cities Without Phenes and

A See, Seen Se a hn ae Se A AS =MERGENCY POWER, WATER EQUIPMENT RUSHED  Ice Storm Damacae Soars

Taft Calls for Continued  Aid to West   Says New Congress Should Decide Size of Program

Sidewalk Blast  Injures Shoppers  Thirteen Suffer As Walls Blow Out

Election Changes  To Be safeguarded  Taft Opposes Plan To Chanae Method

In Burma  Shakes Calcutta   Shakes Calcutta Throwing Much Of City in Panic

' Panic, But No Damage, in Calcutta, India  Scientists Believe ‘Mystery’ Quake Centered Near the Wild Fastness of Himalayan Range

Readings Above Normal Due In Next 5 Days   ‘Montana Is Winning Battle Against Snow; ‘Marooned Farmers Are Being Dug Out

Both Parties Undecided on Price and Waae Controls:   Not Quite Sure What the Present Korean War Crisis Will Necessitate

Russia Expected to Attack Chiang Regime Again in UN   ~ Right of Nationalist Delegation To Represent China to Be Questioned

Credit Curbs Reduce Sales, Board Reports   Prices Of Used Autos Near Normal; Supply Meets Demand

CREDIT CURBS CHECK BUYING   Less Installment Purchases, Federal Re serve Board Says

Instalment Plan Buying Slowed sv Credit Curb   Reserve Board Says Price Inereases  Have Been Checked

eee eEeEEINES eee eee eae ee  Color- Blind Student: Wanted for Testing By Psych Departmen:

Lewis Contract Battle Nears A Showdown  Fullscale Walkout Fails To Occur As Feared; Some Miner

Lewis Faced By Showdown On Working Short Week   Operators Demand Government Action.  Charging Coercion

Coal Contract Showdown Near  Few Believe Lewis Will Order Walkout

More Rubber Plants Placed  Into Service   Sharp Price Boost_ For Natural Product Brings U.S. Action

Child on Tricycle Gets in Front of Truck at Detphi   ‘Charles Lee Johnson Killed in Accident Yesterday

18 Are Killed In Prison Break   Manila Is Scene of Bloody Attempt; Four Receive Injuries.

{7 KILLED IN PHILIPPINES PRISON BREAK   Three-Hour Battle at Bilibid State Penitentiary Is Bloody Affair.

Seize ‘Dangerous  Fugitive at Miami  Nab Harry Fleischer, Wonted by Michigan

Legislature Convenes Today  Hospital and School Financing Only Task

Armed Posses Widen Search For Convicts   Reports Heard One of Group May Be Heading For Oklahoma; Identity Of Straaqler Proved

Dragnet For Convicts Goes JoNew Areas   Search Extended Wher Report Of Felon Seen ln: North

Hunt for Escaped Felons Extended   State Troopers Sent To Northwest Section In Search for Trio

Resignation Of Souers  Demanded   Former State Trooper Horbaugh Says Police 2 Chief Should Quit

American Buyer Disappointed At French Designs, Says Americans Can Do As Well

POLICE SHIFT HITS CHICAGO   Commissioner Quits; Others to Follow

Chicago Police Chief Resigns  Prendergast Out  A. ,. =  > 4 apa es

Chicago Police in Shakeup   Say Mayor Will Accept: Resignations of Top Officials

PRENDERGAST QUIT, OTHERG WILL FOLLOM   Police Force Reorganization Result of Crime Quiz and Politics.

GAN'T_EXTEND BONUS TIME   Veterans Must Apply Before July Ist, :  ts Alvactar Warne

Govt Plans PriceConirols But Not Now   Freeze Would Be Coupled With Lid On Wage Increases

Price, Waae Freeze Ruled Out for Now   DiSalle Sees No Action fer at Least 60 or 90 Days

Price Freeze Nof Planned At This Time   Government Ready With Program but Stabilizer Says There Is No Need Enforce Rules Now

NO REASON FOR PRICE CONTROL NOW: ESA HEAD   BUT GOVERNMENT MAKING PLANS FOR FREEZE IF NEEDED

‘Government Making Plans for Ceiling Prices. Sees No Reason to Freeze Them Now

No Price, Pay Freeze Seen Now   DiSalle Says Plans Are Being Made for Controls

Q'Mahoney In Demands For Controls   Wage And Price Curbs Sought By Wyoming Senator

U.S. Plans Price Ceiling, But No Freeze Right Now   Would Be Coupled With  Lid on Wage Increases

Drastic Controls Not Imminent, Officials Report   Lack of Organization Prohibits Ceilings for 460 to 90 Dave’

Congress. Busy With Pay, Price, Other ‘Control:   See Rent Curbs Extended: ‘Excess Profita Tax. Hit; Study Rosenberg Case

Government Making Plans For Price Lids   Newly-Appointed Stabilizer Sees No Reason For Imposing Freeze As Of Now

U.S. Plans Price  Ceilings But No Freeze as Yet   Action Must Wait 60 to 90 Days, Disalle Says

PRICE CONTROLS BEING MAPPED FOR LATER ON   Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle Does Not Favor “Freeze” Now

Stabilization Chief Asserts Freeze On Prices and Wages Is Not Imminent; Plans Are Being Made

GOV'T MAKING PLANS FOR WAGE, PRICE CONTROLS   However, Stabilizer Lacks Or ganization to Impose Curbs Now.

No Reason to Freeze Prices at This Time   But Definite Plans Being Made to Put Cellings In Effect

Officials Plan Ceilings .... Ee  Curbs On Prices Being Considered

No Freeze On Prices At Once   ESA Chief Says © Plans in Making But ‘Sees No Reason’ For Using Them Yet

None Due for At Least 90 Days, Report  Some Troops Have Been Evacuated

Immediate  Lid Held Not Likely  Would Include Wage Controls, Say Officials

Price Ceilings Won't Go on Right Away, Says Disalle   Price Rollback May Be Retroactive Where Tries Made to “Beat” Freeze.

DiSaile Says Price C eiling Plans Being  Put Together   Stabilizer Says He Sees No Reason For Freeze At Present

—CONTROLS— DiSalle Says No-Freeze Or  Prices Near  Price-Wage Check Plans Are Drafted

DiSalle Says Government Is Making Plans   . Machinery For. Curbs -Studied By. ESA Officers.

Price Stabilizer Lacks Staff With Which To Impose Controls ‘At Present Time

‘No Reason For a Price Freeze Now   Stabilizer Disalle Claims Government Is Planning  Wage, Price Ceilings   CONTROLS INEVITABLE   Says Agency Will Be Unable To Impose Ceiling For 2 or 3 Months

Shaping For Price  Ceiling   Wage and Price Freeze Will Not Be Put on Immediately

Price Controls Planned, But Not Yet Near   Director Lacks Staff as Yet; Threatens RollBack on Any Gouging

DiSalle Says ree Immediate Action Planned   Price Stabilizer Hopeful   Curbs Not Necessary; — O’Mahoney Says People Should Demand Controls

Price Ceilings, Wage Controls Being Planned   But Price Stabilizer ~Sees No Need For Freeze at Present

Price Controls Plan Definitely is Considered   Economic Chief Sees No Reason  -Kar Freeze Now

Price and Wage Ceiling Action Held Certain   Delay Seen Because. of Need to Build Up’ Orranization

But DiSalle Says U. S. is Making Plans for Future   Price Control Would be Coupled With Wage Freeze

Price Ceilings Are In Offing   Disalle Says There Is No Reason To Freeze Them Now

Wage-Price Freeze Clamor Is Growing; Step Considered   Director Disalle Says It Cannot Be Taken Under  fe ef Se: Sf eee See

Price, Pay Curb NotNeededNow Disalle Asserts   Stabilizer Says Plans Under Study To Invoke Controls

Price Chief Denies Early Ceiling Plan  DiSalle Declares Step Not Needed

Controls Plan. o Be Put On: stand. BY: Basis   . Freeze’ Won't. ‘Come’ “For Several. Months

Price Ceilings  *Notlmminent’  Stabilizer Says Plans In Making To  Include Wage Lids, TiiSalla Talle Crann

Price Curbs Planned: No Freeze Now   Price Stabilizer  Says Some Ceilings Would be Coupled With Lid on Wage:

No Foundation For Justice Department Charges Of Bungling   Crack Wartime Agency Takes Issue With Testimony Of High Ranking Officials Of Department.

Highway Patrolmen Return In Wake Of Post-Midnight Outbreak Of Stone-Throwing And ClubWielding; Begins After Militia Leaves

House Debate On Foreign Aid Gets Under Way   Economy Bloc Determined to Trim Allocation

Foreign Aid Faces GOP Attack   Economy Bloc Out to Reduce enendituresc 0:   Economy Bloc Out to Reduce Expenditures of Recovery Plan

FOREIGN AID FUNDS TO GET PRUNING KNIFE   Legislation Up fo1 House Debate; Ne Voters Wanted Be. fore Tuesday.

Invaders Said Taking Defense For U.S. Attack   4 Tanks Captured By South Koreans As Tide Changing

Korean Commies Dig in, Await  American Attack   Reds Feel Front Lines Cautiously, Withdraw Hastily for Fear of Entrapment: Tanks. Armored Cars Taken

TOTARTED DRINKING...  Naval Officer Held On Embezzlement Charges

Navy Officer Rifles Ship’s Safe, Goes On 6-Month Binge With Blonde

‘Ft Was Great” Says Blonde  ‘Navy Officer Explains $19.000 Binee

NAVY OFFICER STEALS $19,000 OF SHIP’S FUNDS   Goes on Six-Month Binge With Blonde; Blames Domestic Trouble.

NAVY OFFICER HAS GAY TIME FOR SIX MONTHS  $19,000 on a Binge With a Blonde

Navy Lieutenant Tells of Stealing 519,000 and Going on Lengthy Binge

Naval Officer Goes On Binge With $19,000   Steals Money From Ship’s Safe, Meets Up With Blonde

Naval Officer Robs Ship Safe to Finance Six Months With a Blonde

$19,000 Spent in Six Months How to Get Rid of Lots of Money Fast

Tells How He Spent Stolen Naval Money   Officer, Now Held,  Blames Domestic Difficulties For Driving To Drink

Whisky and Women Again  Naval Officer Loots Ship's Safe of Cash      19 Years’ Honorable Service Tossed Away in Wild ‘Booze and Blend’ Binae

Navy Officer Is Held After $19,000 Binge   Lieutenant Boaz Admits Rifling Ship's Safe And Using Money For Spree Of Six Months

House Lays Aside Its Economy Drive For New York Siahts or Trip Home. 

ECONOMY PUSH IS LAID ASIDE   House Decides To Let Members See Sights In New York

House Puts Aside Drive For Economy   Members Given Brief Recess To Visit New York City

US. Has New Crisis In Far East Over Break With Reds   Republican Critics Demand Everything From Explanation to Resignation

China Fight May Become Major Issue In Congress ;   Acheson Has Problem Of Removing Persons In Red Sector, Also

Break Between U. S. And Communist China Poses Problem For State Department—Republican Critics Of Far East Policy Raise Demands For Action Rang ing From Explanation To Resignation Of Officials— Removal Of 135 Yanks From Danger Zone Ordered

Far Eastern Crisis Faces Dean Acheson   American Officials Prepare to Leave China; Republicans Blast Acheson

CHINA EXODUS IS NEW CRISIS FOR ACHESON   Removal of Diplomats Can Be Delayed By Reds

DEAN ACHESON FACING CRISIS OVER FAR EAST   Republican Critics Cry For Action; Some Ask For  Resignation

Blast at Acheson For a Bankrupt Policy’ in China   New Break With Reds Causes Concern for Diplomats in Orient

Sec. Acheson Faced © With Another Crisis   ‘New Break Between United States and ~= Communist China Renews Criticism “of Far Eastern Policy—Knowland De - mands Mis Resiqnation.   WORDY. SENATE: ARGUMENT

Acheson Faces Another Crisis In China Polic)   Actual Removal Of Peiping Folks  Ig Huge Prohliem

ACHESON FACES NEW CRISIS IN FAR EAST MOVE   American Action In China Brings Demand For R awionation

Acheson Has Troubles, At Home And Abroad.  All U.S. Diplomats Ordered Out Of Red China

Acheson Faci is Another Crit 8 Over Red   ‘See Diplomats’ Re: oval  Stymied By Red  New -Russian: W. am

Acheson Faces Crisis In Far.  Eastern Policy GOP Critics Demand Action Gn Removal - OFLU: S. Dinlomats

Hair Comes Home Facing Trial For Student Slaying   Captured Yesterday In California From  Raleigh Tip To SBI

Strike Torn Town Awaits Troop Decision   Bloody Rioting At Strike-Bound Area Causes Action

Troops May Return To Scene of Strike   Morristown, Tenn., Awaits  Decision — Four Wounded-by Gunfire.

Bombers Destroy Huge Power Plant  Single Bomb Touches . Off Huge Explosion

MAKE PROTEST TRIP   Kansas Aggie Students Carried Demonstration to K. C. 

Student at F.&M. Is Found Guilty Of Killing Girl  In *Petter’s Hangout’

Slayer of Girl Sobs When Jury  Gives Verdict   Lnanimous Decision Reached in 5 Hours: Kather Dumbfounded

ir aces Death Penol(y  Jury Finds Student: Guilty ‘Of Murder in Girls Slayine

STUDENT GIVEN DEATHPENALTY IN LANCASTER   Edward L. Gibbs Convicted Of Slaying College Secretary   DEFENDANT’S FATHER COLLAPSES AT VERDICT

Gibbs Convicted Of First Degree Murder in Killing   Penalty Is Death in Electri Chair for Slaying Woman; Gibbs’ Father Collapses

 Operators Are Ready To Open Coal Parleys:_   Two And One-Half  Year Pact With Same Wage Rate Proposed

Coal Operators Ask Renewal Of UMW Talks   Propose Two and Half Year Pact at Present Wage Rate

Mine Owners Make Offer to Reopen Talks   Willing. to Again Negotiate With the UMW _

Missive fo Lewis Sets Out Terms   President Is Reported Counseled Against Act This Week.

Offer Long Contract With Restrictions To Prevent Strikes   Lewis Is Expected To Crack Down Rebel Strikers With Sanction Of White House.

Would Also Continue 20c Welfare Payment   Want Contract That Would Prevent Any Work Stoppage During Period

Bombs Tossed At U.S. Legation   Marine Guard Hurt; Shows Anti-American Feeling in Syria

2 AMERICAN LEGATIONS IN SYRIA BOMBED   One Yank Wounded; Anti-U. S., British Sentiment Is Risina.

“POPPY DAY” HERE THIS SATURDAY:  * Legion’ Auxiliary. To « _. Have Charge Of Sale : .

Poppy Day Set Here Tomorrow   Auxiliaries Of Legion Plan For Street Sales

wee KY PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT WOULD. WELCOME. MORE  AMERICAN TROOPS...

Troops Mass at Three Key Road Centers   Enemy Probes U. N, Line for Soft Spot North of Seoul

Reds Move Artillery and  Armor to Attack Positions  —Dealt Hard Blows by» Allied Aircraft.   ENEMY MAKES NEW ADVANCES IN EAST   Biggest Air Battle of Was Fought in’ Northwest — One Kussian MIG Destroyed, Three Damaged.

Chinese Reds Mass Armies At Key Points   Enemy Readies for Full Attack at Gateways to Seoul

Chinese Wheel Up Artillery, Armor to Attack Positions   All-Out Drive on South Korean Capital in First Days of 1951

Chinese Mass Armies for Blow at Seoul   Wheel Up Artillery, _ Armor at Three  Gateways to Capital:

UN Troop Request Success Forecast  30,000 Soldiers May Answer Call

UN Members To Furnish Troops  Estimate 40,000 To Be Made Available

REPLIES NOW ARE AWAITED   Estimates Place Mobilization Possibility from UN . Members. at 30,000 to .40,000—UN Purchases _ Plane to Keep in Contact with MacArthur.

ThreeCapturedRedsBelieve General Dean Is Still Alive      “Walker Sees Annihilation of 75 Per Cent of .Red Troops Before They Reach 38th Border

Organized Resistance Collapses   General Figures 75 P. C. Of Reds To Be Annihilated

HUGE ENEMY TROOP-SHIP IS DESTROYED   Port Attack Hailed As Most Successful of Korean War.

U.S. Bomber: Sink Cargo ‘Shipin N.  ‘Korean Port   Freighter-Transport Loaded With Troops; Bombers, Fighters Blast Red-Held Port

Bombs Hit Craft While lt Unloads   Freighter-Transport Spotted In Harbor On Korean Coast

Yank Planes Sink Loaded Red Troop Shir   Set Fire to Several Other Vessels on No. Korean West Coast

U.S. Plane  Blow Sinks Troop Shit   American Flyers Dea Out Destruction at Korean Red Port.

4 Other Ships Are Damaged At Inchon   Chinju Destroyed By Fire Bombs

U.S. Airmen Sink Freighter With Troops   Bombers, Fighters Shell Other Craft At Inchon Harbor

U. 5. BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS STRIKE ENEMY  10,000-ton Freighter transport, Loaded With Red Troops Is Sunk at Inchon.

Eastern Railroads — ~ To Increase Fares  Permission Granted Four  ~ Lines In Six- State Aran

DEFENSE COUNGIL PLAN ASKS FOR d,000 POLICE   Sheriff Ross, Cpl. Dando Hold Initial Meeting   COUNTY IN SIX ZONES

PLAN TO ORGANIZE AUXILIARY POLICE FOR CIVIL DEFENSE   Meeting Held Tuesday In Court House At Doylestown   Movement is Headed By Sheriff Harry Ross and Cpl. Harold Dando

Reds Hit Beachhead In Majo or Attack   Cavaleemen Amona 2,500   Chinese Cavalrymen Among 2,500 Driving at Hungnam Area; Planes -And-Artillery Take- Toll of Enemy

Acheson Urges Covernors Back  ‘Point 4 Plan   Secretary Is Closeted With State Executives For More Than 2 Hours

Dean Acheson Defends His [Department As ‘Good, Clean, Loval Outfit’

Sec. Acheson Terms Aides ‘Clean, Loyal’  “Rejects McCarthy's ’. Subversion Charges ~~ In Speech to State

Governors Hear Acheson Praise US State Dept.  His Staff Is Loyal   His Staff Is Loyal Good, Clean Outfit Secretary Declares

Johnson Uses Tough Language   U. S. Asks What Became of Jap War Prisoners

REJECT DEMAND TOTRY EMPEROR   ACHESON DECLARES REDS WOULD AVOID PRISONER QUERIES

U.S. TO REJECT ~ SOVIET DEMAND   Japanese Emperor Won’ Be Tried as Criminal

Hirohifo Trial Demand Called Red Cover Up   Russian Charge Part of War Prisoner Quarrel

SOVIET CRY FOR ~ HIROHITO TRIAL TO BE REJECTED   Demand Is Smoke Screen te Hide Fate of 370,000 Jap Prisoners,

“Cover up” Seen In Russ Charges  U. S. Claims Soviet Demand for Trial of Japs Hides ‘Failure’

Hirohito Trial Said Cover-Up   U.S. Avers Demand To Erase War Prisoner Explanation

Holiday Fatality Reports Mounting  Traffic Accidents” Clatw: Faselo Tall

Lie To Talk With Stalin   UN Secretary Hopes To Avert A Global Catastrophe

U.N. Secretary Is Going to Moscow  Tee Lie Hopes to Save United Nations and Bol ster Peace TO MAKE TRIP, MAY 10  Rumors of New Soviet Purge of Polish Communist Party

Lie To Carry Peace Plea To Moscow   U.N. Chief Hopes Talk With Stalin Can Save United Nations

Lie Going to Moscow to See Soviet Leaders  In Effort to Save United Nations And

U.S. Marshals Hunt Leaders In Gangland   Guard Posted Around Attorney for Slain William Drury As Protective Measure

Heat Turned  on Bigwigs of Syndicate   Senate Crime Investigators Offer Protection To Drurv’s Attorney

Gustaf Takes Throne   Leaders Pledge Fealts To King, Throngs  Cheer Ascension

Gustav VI Is Proclaimed Swedish King As Father, Gustav V, Dies At 92

Gustaf VI Takes Swedish Throne, Father Mourned   Nation’s First New King On Ancient Throne In 43 Years

Gustav VI Takes Swedish Throne New Ruler Succeeds  92-Year-Old Gustav V After 43-Year Reign

Son Proclaimed As King Of Swedish People   Gustaf VI Takes Over After Death Of His Father

King Gustaf V Dies at 92; Son Takes Throne   Gustaf VI Proclaimed a: ‘King of the Swedes Goths and the Wends

Swedish Ruler Takes Oath In Colorf ul Rites  Pa oe   Prince Proclaimed Monarch To Succeed Aged Kine Gustav V

Gustaf VI Proclaimed Kine Of Sweden  ath   Country Mourns Death Of Europe’s Oldest Reiaqning Monarch

Gustaf VI Is New King Of The Swedes   Takes Royal Oath Following Death Of His Father

Gustat, 92, Dies Sunday   Son Succeeds Father Who Ruled 43 Years

TAY VI IS NEW KING OF SWEDEN   Succeeds Father, Gustav V, Who Died at Age 92 After Reign of 43 Years.

Sweden Mourns Death Of King; Son Tekes Oath  Ceremoni ies Held For Pri ee Orene As Reign Begins

Son Ascends Throne at 67   Nation i in Mourning  Over Ruler’s Death

Gustaf VI New King Of Swedes; Succeeds Father  First New Ruler In 43 Years; Nation  In Mourning.

Sweden's New King Sworn In   Gustaf Vi Takes Royal Oath to Succeed Father Who Died Yesterday.

Gustaf VI Is Sworn In As Swedish Kinc   New Ruler Takes His Octh at Colorful © ’ Official Ceremony   Pictures on Page 2

KING GUSTAF VI ~ ASCENDS THRON!   SWEDEN'S NEW RULER AND  HOS QUEEN RECEIVE TUAIUTLTUOUS OVATIONS.

Gustaf V Dies; Son Takes Oath   New Monarch ‘Promises Legal, Just And Mild Governmenv’ Of Sweden

King Gustaf V Dies Sunday After Reign of 43 Years   Gustaf VI Now Swedish King

Gustav VI Is Proclaimed Ruler Of Sweden Today   92-Year-@ld Gustav V Stricken On Sunday; Funeral Rites Set For Nov. 9: New King Te 65

—GUSTAF VI—  New King Of Swedes Is Crownec   FIRST CHANGE IN 43 YEARS

SWEDEN’S NEW KING ACCLAIMED   Gustay VI Proclaimed As tuler, Succeeding Aged Father, Dead After Long Reign OF Kingdom.

Gustaf VI Is Proclaimed King of Sweden  Funeral Services for 92-Year-Old Gustaf

SWEDISH KING TAKES THRONE   Gustaf VI Is Proclaimed King; Nation Mourns For His Father

Gustav VI is Now The King Of Sweden  Canntrv in Deen   Country in Deep Mourning on the  Death of Gustav V

Sweden Has New Monarch   ' Gustaf ‘VI Ascends  Throne in Formal Ceremony Following Father’s Death Sunday

Gustav VI Swedes’ Ist New Ruler in 50 Years   King Gustav V Dead at 92

King Gustal VI Crowned Tn Sweden  ‘Duty Above AIP Given As Motte After Royal Oath

Gustaf VI Takes Sweden’s Throne In Simple t Rites  eee See se Te gw   Democratic Rule Of Gustaf V Is Called Longest In History

New Monarch Rules Sweden   Gustaf VI Proclaimed King After Death of 92-year-old Gustaf V Who Ruled A9 Vanre

 Gustaf VI Assumes ‘Reign Over Sweden  After Father Dies   Nation Phinged Into Deep Mourning on Death of Gustaf Vs; Ruled for 43 Years

UNSEEN SNIPER CRITICALLY WOUNDS MAN   ‘Philadetphia Man Shot In Chest Karly ‘foday — Police Carry On Manhunt for “Mad Gunmen’  Who Killed A Mousewife Last Saturda

FAMILY OF SIX IS SUFFOCATED   Tavern Proprietor, Wife and Four Children. Die. from Effects ‘of Smoke in Their Second FloorApartment near Steubenville.

CIO Says Tax Plan Doesn't Go Far Enough  Labor Union Propese: Shifting Burden To  Comorations. Bick

ClO STRESSES TAX PROPOSAL   Would Slash Excise Levies Shift Burden to ‘Wealthy, Big Corporation’

CIO Asks Shift Of Tax Burden By New Measure   Union Proposals Include Truman Tax Program

Shift More of Tax Load To Big Business Says CIO   Truman's Program Doesn't Go Far Enough It Says

Congress Roundup  ClO Demands Tax On High Profits  Dividend Payments Wauld Cut Percentaade

ClO IS CALLING FOR TAX CHANGE   Would Slash Excise Levies, Lower-Income Exemption: And Tax Others More.

Wider Excise Tax Cuts Are Asked By CIO   Statement Presented — To House Committee Says Truman Does Not Go Far Enourh

‘ClO PROPOSES WIDE CHANGES IN TAX PLAN   Program for Generous Excise Slashes and Shifting Of Present Burdens Suggested   ‘GIVEN TO COMMITTEE

Tax Revisions Urged by CIO   Shifting of Burden To Rich. Pronosed «.

Higher Levies On Firms Are Asked By C10   Shift Of Tax Load To Wealthy Sought Ry Labor Leaders

CLO. CALLS FOR SWEEPING SLASH IN EXCISE TAXES   Would Shift Main Burden Te Wealthy And High-Profit Fe re

CIO Proposes Changes In Tax Measure   Union Says Truman Plan Does Not Go Far Enough

Tax Relief ' Falls Short, CIO Asserts   Union Proposes I Shift Of Burden ! "Po Ton Brackets

Truman’s Tax Program Does Not Go Far Enough, CIO Tells President

Excise Cuts, Shifting Of Tax Burden Contained In Proposed ClO Program

CIO Offers Own Tax Plan To Congress   Would Shift Much O Burden From Low Income Group

ClO Proposes To Take More From Wealthy   Union Says Truman's Tax Plan Doesn't Go Far Enough

CIO Says Truman Tax Plans Fail To Go Far Enough   Proposes To Take More Revenue Fron  Wealthy of Nation

Drowning In Lake Michigan Brinas Inquiry   Missouri Student At Northwestern Is Victim

Council Renews Beer, Cigarette Permits for Year  City Asked to Vacat Unepened Alley in

Council Renews  Beer, Cigarette  Permits for Year City Asked to Vacate  Unepened Alley in Sonth Part af Tawn

BRECK PASSENGER UNINJURED Crack Train Plows Into Car,  Leaves Rails in East Texas

Special Church Services Slated  City-Wide Preaching Week Begins Oct.. 22

Texas Turns Out Only GOP Solon: Shivers Walks In   Colorless Election  Produces Light Vote

SOUTH KOREANS  RAB PRIZE   200 ‘Potential Fighters Seized by Marines in “Cormnmando-Like Raid in Anticipation of Possible Communist Foray ‘for Military“Age Men. ©

If Butte Runs Out of Copper It Can Still Rent Out as. the No. 1 Atomic Hideout

First Census Rerort Shows Towns Growing Faster Than the Rura! Areas in New Mexico

Unionist’s Lawyer In New Appeal   Supreme Court Still Scanning Car-Tipping Case

Russians on Buying Spree  Reds Link Price Cats ToRuble Devaluation

Prices Cut, Russians On. Buying Spree   Stores, Morkets Crowded: Diplomats of West Call tt Home Propeganda

No Definite Action on Dr. Sander   Hillsborough  - County Doctors  In Session

!Musmanno Is Choice for Lieutenant Governor; Ruth. Eagen. Carson Also Are Endorsed.

Strange Red Behavior Precedes Big Attack That Forces Yongsan Retreat

RETREAT FROM YONGSAN DESCRIBED BY REPORTER   Fagged Young Americans Not Beaten But Yield Before Fierce Onslaught

Yanks Pull Back From Yongsan In Bitter Battle   Two Salients Punched Into Second Division Lines Along Naktong

BABY DERBY IS SET FOR NEW HOSPITAL   ORDERLX RETREAT Young Americans Down, But Not Out

Americans Fagged, But Not Beaten, In Bitter Retreat From Yonesan -

Eight in Family Burned to Death   Fire Sweeps Dwelling in Maine; Mother Is Now in Hospital.

Fire Wipes Out Two Families In Maine, Wisconsin—13 Dead   MAINE   WISConsIn

13 Persons Die inFlames Early Today   Several ‘Fires Blamed on Cold Wave Over Nation

13 Lose Lives  In Two Fires   Hight Die in Maine Blaze; ’ Five Killed in Camp -

Family of 8 Wiped Out ir Maine Blaze   5 Others Perish In Shanty as Neighbors Watch

French Ask For More US, Limey European Troon:   Rearmament Program Is Proposed With He!p

France Asks More British.  U.S. Troops In Europe  Pledges To Start 2-Trillion Frane  A rmic Praca.

France Wants Added Troops For Defense   U. S. And Britain Asked To, Help In Rearmament Program 

FRANCE PLEDGES ANINCREASEIN ARMED FORCES   Paris Government Wants More U. S. And British Troops In Europe   250,000 FRENCHMEN TO DON UNIFORMS

MORE U. S.-BRITISH TROOPS IN EUROPE ASKED BY FRANCE   Pledges to Start $5,710,000,000 Rearmament’ Program With Aid From America.   PLAN WOULD CREATE 15 FRENCH DIVISIONS   Nation Asks for a_ Unifiec Command in Western Europe and Central Pol icy-Making.

France to Put 250.000 More  Menin Uniform   Wants More American. British Troops Sent To Europe Under Plar

France Starts Rearmament Program, Asks U.S. ToSend More Troops To Kurope

France Asks More U. S. And British Troops For Europe; Plans Big Army

MARATHAN. MEETING aT. NEW YORK’ CHURCH WILL" PROTEST H-BOMB. PLANS

Uphold Features Lausche Calls Revenue Losers  Governor Asserts Dencnnd I mus le

GOP Prepares Another Salvo On Red Probe  Bitter Row Over McCarthy Charges   Bitter Row Over  McCarthy Charges Brings Tart Words From Jenner, lves

Republicans Due  To Fire New Shot In McCarthy Case  Senate Embroiled In More Disputes Over Red Probe

Republicans To Continue  Row Over M’Carthy Report   Senator Ferguson Plans To Speak In Senate Monday —Senators Jenner And Ives Assail Tydings

MCCARTHY FIGHT REMAINS BITTER   Republicans Preparing Another Blast Over Report On Communist Probe.

Another ‘Row On McCarthy Charges Seen   Senator Ferguson Wants Floor After Jenner Raps Probe

G.O.P. Loads Another Shot In Red Probe  , Ms tates eee. SE Ge ee eee

GOP Loading Up For New Shot in Communist Row  Ferguson to Speak On Subject Monday

Republicans Set for a New Row      Load Up for Another Shotcin McCarthy Tiff

Republicans Will Bring Up Attack On Solon Again   Ferguson To Re-Open Debate On McCarthy In Senate, Monday .

McCarthy Charge Blasted By Group   Inquiry Committee Accused Of Making Inadequate Report

Truman Cracks Down On Gen. MacArthur   Personally Directs Him to Withdraw Proposed Statement on Formosa as ‘Improper Venture’ Into Foreiqn Policy: Action Stirs a Furore

‘Knuckle-Rap Second Incident Over Weekend   Incident Certain To Have Far-Reaching Effect On U. S.  ‘bace’ in Far Facet

Truman Forces Withdrawal of VFW Message  Incident Certain to Wi den Breach : Zeal, AAchoancn

PresidentTruman Cracks Down On Gen. MacArthur   Told-To Withdraw Formosa Statement; Incident To Leave Lasting Scars

Rebuke of General Widens Policy Rift   Message to VE'W Stating ‘Mac’s’ Views Brings Presidential] Slan

Truman Raps Knuckles Of Pacific Chief   Far East Leader's Views Clash With  Ctate Denartment’:

General Holds Island Vital to. S. Safety   Truman Cracks Down on Message as Invasior of Policy-making Field

Forced To Take Back Message Cabled To VFW   Incident Widens Controversy Over U, S. Foreign Policy

Message Was To Be Read AtVFEW Meet   President Issues Order For Withdrawal of General’s Declaration

White House Orders General To Withdraw Statement He Made on Future of Formosa

Truman Dislikes His Expression About Formosa   Venture in Foreign Policy: Making Held as ‘Improper’ Step

Crack Down On MacArthur At Washington   Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s Proposal To Make Statement That Safety Of United States Demands That Formosa Remain In Friendly Hands Gets Withdrawal Order

MacArthur's Statement Withdrawn   Truman Orders Crackdown on Enrmasca Views

MacArthur Gag Opens Wide Ritt   Truman’s Clamp-Down on General’s VFW Speech Reveals Policy Split   IS PUBLISHED ANYWAY   News Magazine Carrying It Was Already in Mail; Many Papers Follow

TRUMAN ORDERS GENERAL NOT TO AIR VIEWS   General Withdraws Speech Which Conflicted With Foreign Policy

ACTION TAKEN AT DIRECTION OF PRESIDEN    Pacific Commander Says He Does It With Regret.

Truman Forces MacArthur To Withdraw Statement Urging Aid For Formosa As Necessary

General's Views In Conflict With Official Stand  Wide Repercussions de fMmen Evnactbad

Clash On  Formosa  Policies   Pohang Sector Scene Of Offensive; South hKoreans Regain Loss

‘General Forced to Withdraw Message To VFW on Formosa; President Says Improper Venture in U.S. Policy Field

President Blocks MacArthur Speech  General's Talk on Formosa Canceled   General's Talk on Formosa Canceled As Confusing U.S. Far East Policy

WITHDRAWS VEW MESSAGE ON FORMOSA   Truman Cracks Down on  _ General for Statement U. S. Must Keep Formosa in Friendly Hands.   MESSAGE HAD BEEN PRINTED IN ADVANCE   Incident Marks Dispute Between Military and Diplomatic Officials. No Plan to Fire MacArthur.

President oo Cracks Down.  On MacArthm   "Incident “May ‘Leave’ “Seats”

Wants ‘Clear’ U.S. Stand Over Island   President Directed That Geheral’s Statement to VFW Be Killed: Ross

Confusion In Policy Is Reason   Truman Restates U.S. Attitude on Formosa To Delegate Austin

MAC ARTHUR’ STATEMENTS WITHDRAWN   Truman Says Action Taken To Avoid Confusion  GENERAL   Says Formosa Must Remain In Friendly Hands

President Says Stand Not Official   Far East Commandet Rebuked For Strong Words On Defense

Orders Him to Withdrav a Statement on Formo         Calls VFW Message an Im Venture into Field of Foreign Po

Truman Cracks Down on Gen. MacArthu: For Proposed Statement About Formosa   PFC Aljred C_ Meek \OF Pasca, Formerly of Walle Wellin, Killed

ARMY AND CIVIL LEADERS SPLIT   Government Entanaled In Bitter Wartime Family Wrangle   VISIBLE TO ENEMIES

Orders Formosa Policy Message Be Withdrawn   Rebuke Deepens Rift Between Parties_on Foreign Stand

Truman Cracks Down on MacArthur For VFW Statement   Personally Directs Withdrawal Before It is Delivered

Confusion Of Position Held Reason  General Suggests Holding of Island  , _

MacArthur Cancels Letter  On Formosa   Truman Orders Withdrawal of Statement, Which Differed from Administration Policy.

Strikes Close French Ports  ]   Communists Leading Protest by Labor

French Reds Stage Strike fo Protest Arms Shipments —   Most Docks Tied up By 24-Hour Walkout At Seaside Cities

RED STRIKE TIES UP SHIP TRAFFIC IN FRENCH PORT   Communist Unions Quit In Demonstration Against ii © Ave BT

lowa GI's Prove Good Credit Risk  Os nly 133 of 3,000 in Businesses

lowa G's Prove Good Credit Risk  = aly 133 of 3,000  aqilin Businesses

Fleeing French Garrison Reports Loss Of Force To Indo-China Reds

French Retreat 30 More Miles   Troops in Indochina Lose Reconnaisance Platoon in Move Back

Temperatures   Rumors Hint New Russian Peace Efforts   Connally Says ‘Time May Be Near’ For Atomic Talks With Moscow

Sen. Connally Thinks ‘Time Near For Atomic Talks With Kremlin; Taft Says Parley Might Succeed

New Russ Cold: War Move Seen   Washington Weighs ‘Peace Feelers’ As Chance to Demand Direct Atomic Control Conferences With Moscow 

Connally Sees Early Possibility   Reports of New Moscow Peace Move Heard  In Washington.

Peace Move Is Talked In Capital   Conferences Mav Be Near  Saves Connally

$17 Billion Arms Measure Signed  Steps Up Rebuilding U. S. Military Power

Shanghai Bound U.S. Freighter Is Shelled; Seized   Reported Under Nationalist Guard After Attack In Blockade Area   NO CASUALTIES ARE REPORTED  (BULLETIN)

British War Vessel Aids  Americans   Withdraws From Scene After Help In Fighting Fire

China Nationals Shell, Seize U. S. Blockade Runner  British Lend Aid Thon Withdraw 2nd   British Lend Aid Then Withdraw 2nd Ship Being Loaded

SHIP SAID IX UNSEAWORTHY CONDITION   No Casualties Reported When  , Dozen Shells Hit American Merchant Vessel —- British Frigate, Blick, Swan, Aids in Puting Out Vite Aboard Attacked Ship.

Three Killed In Shooting Scrape  Two Others Wounded In Ozark Hills

Hills Combed © For Killer Of 2 In Missouri   2 Others Wounded; Gunman Takes Girl

Posse Hunting Slayer Of Trio in Ozark Hills   Father Murders Daughter, 4, in Wild Shooting Spree at Mountain Home

Three Persons Killed and Two Injured By Ozark Gunman In Wild Shooting Spree

Triple Killer Escapes Roadblock in Ozarks   Posse Searching Hills for Man Accused of Slaying Three, Wounding Two Near Eminence Hostages Unhurt as Suspect Ditches Truck

TWO MEN AND KILLER'S OWN CHILD, 4, DEAD   Posses of Riflemen Hunting. for Fugitive and Girl He Took Along.

Killing Three In Missouri Found ne Two Other Person.  Flees With ve igor lostage   Gunman Flees After Willing And Wound

Berserk Gunman Slays Three; Flees To Hills   Heavily Armed Posses Combing Ozark Country

3-Death Fugitive Flees Into Wood  Two Men, Baby Die In Night Fusillade

3 Die and 2 Are Wounded In Shooting   Gunman is Hunted In Missouri Hills; Child Among Those ‘Slain in Shooting

Three Killed in Shooting Spree  Gunman Flees Into Heavily Wooded Arec

Posses Scour Region Around Eminence,Mo., Seeking William Harris, AllegedGunman In Shooting Spree

Gunman In Ozarks Flees  After Three Fatally Shot   Goes Into Heavily Wooded Area In South Central Missouri

Two Adults, Child Slain  Hounds and Men Trail Killer In Rugged Ozark Hill Country

MAD GUNMAN SLAYS THREE   Flees Into Heavy Wood: Of Ozarks After Murder Spree

Man Wanted As Killer Of 3 Flees Into Ozark Hills   Large Posse Presses Search For Man of 39 After  Farmhouse Shooting

Posse Close As Slayer of 3 Hides in Wood:   More Than 100 in Group Pursuing Missourian  After Wild Gun Spree

Nation Blasts At Russia as  Going Too Far  N. Korean Reds Getting Outside Heal, [IN Taid

[CLEARLY IMPLIES RUSS  U. S. Note to U. N. Decries  Qutside Aid to Red Korea

Saw Way. Out of Jail   Four Who Fled Olathe Prison Today Termed Danverous by Sheriff

ESCAPE FROM OLATHE JAll   Two of Four Men Are Wanted by Douglas County Officers   SAWED THEIR WAY OUT

Proposed City Sales Tax Is tui tn Half   Senate's One Cent Levy to Aid Municipalities !s Slashed in House

SNOW DAMPENS FASTER PARADE   Weather In Area Bad For Second Straight Vear

JURIST CITED FOR CONTEMPT   State High Court Rules He Disobeyed Order; Arrest Warrant Issued.

Bench Warent Issued for Arrest of Sullivan Judge; State High Court to  Sentence Him.  TrTrasi(i Mm ARTO O DWC   JUDGE ANSWERS DRUNK CHARGE TODA

Top Court Cracks Down on Harris  Sullivan Judge Found Guilty of Contempt— Arrest Warrant out

Judge Is Held In Conte.upt For Violating Order   Circuit Judge Norval K. Harris Found Guilty Of Contempt By Indiana Supreme Court; Harris Violated Order To Prevent Him From Investigating Prosecutor   BULLETIN

Order Circuit Judge Arrested for Contempt   Indiana Supreme Cour in Drastic Action Aaainst Jurist

State Judges Find Violation Of Their Order   Sullivan Jurist Also Appears In Drunkenness Case

3Men Arrested ln Los Angeles In Dynamifing   Rips Residence OF ry eet mary Pe OP

GBS Operated and Is Due fo Recover   Famous Author ‘Quite Perky’ and Talking Blue Streak. Doctor Says

Shaw Sits Up In Bed Ajter Operatior ‘Quite Perky, Talking A Blue Streak

Floats Will Highlight Smethport Day Parade   Chamber of Commerce Votes $50 in Prizes For Floats Depicting Pennsylvania Themes; Parade Will Be Held Friday Afternoon

Chamber ef Commerce Votes $50 in Prizes For Floats Depicting Pennsylvania Themes; Parade Will Be Held Friday Afternoon

Insurance Crux Faces Veteran Gls   Converted NSLI Premiums May Be Too High For Vets To Pay on Active Duty

Tacoma Woman Victim of Brutal Murder;  Mother, Son Found Slain in Bellingham

KELLY FORCES MAKING A LAST DITCH STAND   Hope Wayne Ballots May Alter Picture; 4,138 - Lead For Williams

COLD PILLS KILL MAN, 76   Overdose of Anti-Histamine Held Responsible For Death.

AIRFIELD AND PORT STILL IN UN POSSESSION   ‘Communications Center Of  Taegu Object Of  . Red Drive   MARINES IN ADVANCE OF FOUR MORE MILES

Tanks Move in To Help Defenders Hold Airfield   Destroyers Move Into Harbor to Help Dislodge 3,000 Reds From Important East Coast Port; Push Against Taegu.

Officials Release Cautious Statement   Radar Contacts Indicate Craft ‘May Bo’ of Alien Oriain

At Least Two Foreign Subs Spur Search   Navy Issues Cautious Statement That Craft Are Off West Coast

Anyhow, One Sat Down  McCarthy, Pearson Battle Versions Slightly Confused

Sen. McCarthy Tangles With Drew Pearson, But Accounts Don't Jibe

Senator, Columnist Tell Different Tales of Fight; Witness Won't Talk

Senator Slaps Drew Pearson  McCarthy Hit Below Belt Savs Columnist

Partial Blow-By-Blow Account of Battle Between Senator McCarthy and Pearson

COLUMNIST AND SOLON BATTLE   Sen. McCarthy Knock: Down Drew Pearson In  Row At Swank Club

SENATOR PUNCHES NEWS COLUMNIST   ‘McCarthy, Pearson Have Different Versions

Pearson and McCarthy Battle In Clut But Only Witness Refuses Any Detail:

Boys Will be Boys... Pearson, McCarthy Engage in Combat  At Swank Club

Slapped Him Down, McCarthy Says Senator Hits—Or Kieks—Drew Pearson

McCarthy Floors Pearson in Fistic Tangle at Club; Two Versions of Conflict

Sen. Nixon, Witness Of Bout, Expresses His Criticism Of “Such Foolishness”

Reds Reject Protest On Indochina   French Note Hordly Read By Boqomoloyv Who Returns lt

UN Army — Set to Erase lron Curtain   MacArthur Says . All Forces Will. Hit Enemy. If Needed

Non-Korean Troops Are At Border   United Nations Army Of 175,000 Men Is Ready To Join South Koreans

U./V. forces  Mass For Big Pash   South Koreans Gain 60) Miles. Capture Red-Heold Changion

175,000 U.S. Troops Mass On North S Line   South Koreans Battle Strong Resistance To Advance 60 Miles Into Red Korea

ROKs Meet Resistance.  Take Town   Republican Troops Drive Into North Korea, Beal Down Enemy Division   CRAFT HITS A MINE   Communist Retreat Trail Is Strewn With Bodies Of 25.000 Murdered

ALL UN UNITS STAND READY TO. DRIVE FAST   Reds Continuing To Ignore Demand For Surrender

Fight Battle 60 Mis. North Parallel 38   Stiff Resistance Of Enemy Beaten Down By South Koreans Anc Changion Taken

Iron Curtain Due for Yank  175, 000 UN Troops Poised At 38th Parallel Boundary

Republic’s Army Takes Changjon   City 60 Miles North Of Parallel Fails After All-Day Fight; Yanks Are Poised

Giant U.N. Army Poised on Border   25,000 Murdered  By Commie Troops

U.N. Orders North, South Areas United   MacArthur Has 175,000 Men for Final Assault

U.N. Okay to Gen. M'Arthur   _ He's Directed to Use Any Means At His Command, To Unify Korea

Allies Stand Ready to Join South Koreans if Needed in Effort to Smash Enemy Army.   REDS IGNORE SURRENDER DEMAND

S. Koreans Reported 60 Miles North   175,000 Troops Are Ready to End Red Resistance  In All of Korea

Resistance Met In North Sector Strongest Yet  Town Falls After p. AU Peew ECinht

Troops Mass to Pull: Down fron Curtain   175,009 In Ferce Along Parallel ; While South Koreans Move On North, Take Changion After Battle With Reds. .

Allied Army of 175,000 Stands Ready at Border   i MacArthur’s Headquarters Considers Question Of Crossing Only As Military Issue

Defense Lines Being Bolsterec In North Korea   American Planes Scout Ahead--South Koreans in Battle

U. N. Army Poised To Cross Border With U. N. Signal   Gets Go-Ahead to Wipe Out Resistance In All of Korea

Reds Make Stiff Fight For City   _ First Real Resistance in North Korea; UN Forces at 38th

Town 60 Miles North of Border Falls fo ROKs   United Nations Army Of 175,000 Ready for Action When Needed

Changjon, 60 Miles Past Division Line Taken; 175,000 U. N. Troops Mass

South Koreans Overnn First Real Resistance   Communist Division Whipped 60 Miles North of Border

115,000 Troops Mass fo Erase Any Resistance   Town Taken in All Da Battle; Build Up for a Detense Is Reported

Huge Army Of 175,000 Poised To  Ya nk Down Korea’s Iron Curtain   American And Other Non-Korean Forces Ready To Step Across Artificial Border To  IT iherata Futivn Country.

U.N. Army Sef For Big Drive  175,000 Troops Mass To Cross Parallel

Allies Ready To Yank Down lron Curtain  Next Move Left T.   Next Move Left Ta Gen. MacArthur

Changjon Falls To S. Korea After Stiff All-Day Stand   Republic Division Attacks 1200 Bypassed Reds Near Kwangpo

UN Army Ready to Cross Line  MacArthur Gets   MacArthur Gets Nod to Go Ahead With New Action

Reds Are Trying Defense Build-Up   175,000 Troops Mass Below Parallel; Defense Preparations Noted In North

Frown Is Captured After Al-Day Fight; Reds Making First Stand   Mass 175,000 Troops for Drive   MacArthur Set to Aci As U.N. Clears Way For No. Korea Push

South Koreans Penetrate First  Resistance Units  MacArthur Groups 175,000 for Smash Across Parallel

Marines Stand Alert, Ready  Kor Crossi ne   Red Regime Continues To Ignore Ultimatum Delivered On Sunday

175,000 U. N. TROOPS MASS FOR ATTACK   MacArthur, Given Free Hand by U. N., Holds Big \rmy Ready to Cross 38th Parallel.   SOUTH KOREANS SCORE VICTORY   Reds Planning Stand at Old Defense Line Already Pierced in East by South Koreans.

Changjon Captured By South Koreans   Communists Offer Strong Resistance Yet ‘In North Korea as Southern Division Seizes:City 60 Miles Above 38th Parallel

South Koreans Wrest Town Fron Resisting Reds  Changjon, 60 Miles  AL. . $O10 F_ik.   Changjon, 60 Miles Above 38th, Falls After Day-Long Fight

Changjon Is Taken By South Koreans   First Action North of the Parallel; 175,000 U.N. . Troons Are Maccad   WAIT CROSSING ORDER   MacArthur Says Time Will Be Decided on Mihtary Not Palitical Racie

When Needed,  ‘Mac’ Reports ‘Matter Is Military Job, Not Political;   ‘Matter Is Military Job, Not Political; Reds Ignore Allied Surrender Demand:

U.S. Scout Planes Report Evidence Communists Build On Old Defense Perimeter

THE BOX SCORE   UN Forces Poised On Border Ready To Strike North

Allied Armies Are Poised to Cross Border   J.N. Approval for Move Assured; ROK Units Probe Deeper

South Korea Units Probe: In 60 Miles =      Seize Changjon; First™ Red Resistance Forms; Pilots Seout Buildup ©

Ordered To End Red Resistance   Only Final Decisions On Military Strategy Awaited Before Allied Armies Move Across 38th Parallel

ROK DIVISION SEIZES CITY OF CHANGJON   Reds May Attempt Defense Line Just North Of 38th Parallel.

Town 60 Air Miles North Of 38th Parallel   Beat Down Strongest Resistance Yet Encountered In North Korea

175,000 Poised For Final Blow  At Communists   Allies Ready To Join With South Koreans In Wiping Out Final Resistance; Make 60-Mile Advance

Korean Forces Battle   Republic's Forces Move 60 Airmiles North of Parallel to Fake Changjon In Fight

Company Refuses To Accept Charge   ABC Says It Must Have Evidence Of Red Sympathies

Won’t Heed Red ‘Smear’   . ABC Demands Legion ‘ Official Back Charges — Against Lee With Proof

Communist Pressure on Eastern Front Forces Withdrawal   Chinese Reported Trying to Bridge River Defense Line Above Seoul

Air Violation  Laid to U.S.   Red China Charges Bombing of Village

U.S. AIR RAIDS ON GHINA CHARGEL   MOSCOW RADIO SAYS TWO TOWNS WERE BOMBED, 3 HURT, HOUSES DAMAGED.

China Charges New Attacks  Moscow Radio Relays Story of Bombinas

Chinese Reds Charge Fresh Violation by American Warplanes  Three Persons Wounded In Manchuria Attacks, Tass Report Alleges

lise Shrieks, ‘T Am Guilty’   Taken to Psychiatric Ward to Test Sanity

‘ANS FROM THREE TOWNS ON SPECIAL   K. C. and. Topeka Passenges to Join Local Rooters on Manhattan Train

FANS FROM THREE TOWNS ON SPECIAL   K. C. and Topeka Passengers to Join Local Rooters on Manhattan Train  RALLY AT WAREHAM

HOUSE PASSES SHIP SEARCH BILL  Truman Rules Out A-Bomb Use During Present War In Korea   Churchill Says West Weak In Furone -

West’s Defenses Short Of Needs, Says Churchill  Declares Reds Could Sweep Through Europe

French Carrier fo Take Planes   ‘American Arms Start Moving  to West Europe

French Carrier Arrives in U.S. For Arms Load   Shipment Begins Rearming of Europe Against Aggression

34,000 Leave Homes in Flood Basins  Lower Mississippi   Levees ‘ MM lnwates Dctantast

New Dangers Are Watched On Mississippi   Disaster Group Joins in Sheltering Wet, Hungry Refugees

34,000 Leave Homes in  F lood Basins  ee F.  Ree Se   Lower Mississippi Levees Closely Patroled

Thousands Homeless in Flood Basins; Lower Mississippi Threat Grows

C10 Textile Union Asks For ‘Unity’   Convention Ends On Note Of Brotherhood

Defense Asks Right To Fire Ricky Aides   Suspension Without Hearing Held Needed To Curb  Security Threat

COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO STUDY USE OF CONVICT LABOR       Lausche Appointments to Conslder Carefully Sereen Labor for Use in State’s Park goad Foreat Nurseries.

SENATE PROMISES TO END DEADLOCK ON CORPORATE TA}   Act Would Clear Way For Speedy Action On General Tax Boost Bill

Senator Morse Wins Nomination In Oregon Race   Doubles Total Of ‘Conservative’

Sen. Norse Wins GOP Nomination  In Oregon   _Nip-and-Tuck Fight Develops Among 3 Fair-Dealing Demos in Governor Race

Conservative Candidate Hoover Concedes As ‘Liberal’ Forges Ahead

Wayne Morse Is Winner   Oregon Senator Js Nominated, Foe Concedes

CHRISTMAS MUSIC RECITAL FEATURE   ! Herbert Springer Lists Selections For Third In Series Of Advent Organ Presentations

THREE ADVENT ORGAN RECITALS SCHEDULED   Series By J. Herbert Springer At St. Matthew's Chureh Will Begin Sunday Afternoon

Japan‘to Add 75,000 Men On Police Duty   MacArthur Sanctions Increase to 200,000 To Maintain Order

WILL ADD JAP FORCES   General MacArthur Makes Move to Protect His Military Rear

Japanese Police Force, Coast Guard  Strenothened On MacArthur Orders

A ep“ Wife Starts Ac For Separation ge Husband   SOME OTHER SUITS

ALLSINGTON TWP. GARAGEMAN BEING SUED FOR $806.00   Henry Defendant in A Trespass Action

Brannan Says Little Farmers Endangered pranhan ays Site “armers Endangered  Farm Price Plan Battle Called Class Warfare

“Internal Fight On Farm Plan Grows Bitter  ¢q Big Farmer Versus ‘Little One Battle

Parliament Votes $25,000,000 Aid To Western Berlin   Bill Provides Channelling E.B.P. Funde Se That . Reconstruction May Start

Draft Order Is Notice Of Hard Fight In Korea  U.S. Determined To Win War In a7. a Pen otatcsm

Charges Pumpkin Papers Impounded  Secretary Acheson Assailed by Martin

South Korea Fifth Column Prepared War   Arms, Ammunition, Fuel Hidden at Vantage Points Before Invasion

Reds Use Arms And Fuel, Hidden In South Korea By Fifth Columnists

South Korea ~ Fifth Column’ Prepared War   Arms, Ammunition;  Fuel Hidden at. Vantage _ Points. Before Invasion -

Red Supply System is  iF one ed BA ESSER, £1 Ten enaze LLL LO KC Ltit CU GUILT

Watchman on Rampage Shoots Two Fiploves to Deall. Wounds. Another

Watchman Slays Two Employes In  Pittsburgh Hote   Hysterical Man Goes Oh Mad Rampage; Another Worker Wounded

Third Hotel Employe In Pittsburgh Hospital With Three Bullet Wounds; Slayer Regarded Quiet Fellow

Formosa Plan Remains Same   U.S. Still To Keep Island *Neutralized’

25 Sales Of Real Estate Are Recorded   Transactions for Most Part in Past Two Weeks Involve Town, City Properties Totalling $120,000.

Wants Arms Oath  For New Citizens Cain May File Bill For Yow by Aliens

Lake Plane Crash Probe Opens Today   Formal Inquiry Held th Chieaso

Fight Nazi War Criminals To Go Free In Nine Days   Will Be Released Under New Regulations Governing Good Conduct

Progeam Under Fire  Senate Musters New Threats To Truman Reoreantzation

More Truman Reform Plans Face Threats  Senate to Vote On 5 Proposals Before Deadline

Five More Plans Ready For Voting   Five Of Last 21 Plans Submitted Killed In Ballot

More Truman Hoover Plans Face Defeat   Senate Action Looms Before Tuesday Nigh! Deadline; FTC and FPC Votes Set Today

Bipartisan Attack On Reorganization Plans  May Kill More Of Them   Truman-Hoover Programs Not Vetoed In House ( Senate By Tuesday Midnight Will Auto matically Recome Law

Reorganization Program Proposed By President Not Viewed With Favor   Opponents Claim Rejected Schemes Fail To Follow Recommendations Laid Dawn Rv Haaver Commiccion

Truman Plans May Be Killed By Congress   Senate Threatens To Toss “Out More Reorganization Ideas

Five Or More Reorganization Plans To Come Up In Senate Today Or Tomorrow: Opposition Obscure

SENATE ACTION IS SCHEDULED   More Reorganization Plans Slated to Be  Tossed into Discard

UNITED ATTACK MAY KILL NEW TRUMAN PLANS   Senate To Weigh Five Reorganization Plans  Before Deadline

Revamp Plans Face New  Senate Volley  Solons Hint Weeding Of Agency Bills As Deadline Nears

100-Mile Extension Of Turnpike Opened Today   Truck Aud Bus Traffic Pout Flow Regularly For Several Weekes. Howorer, Ht ds Rerelod

Russian Diplomat Will Be Denortec Within 2 Weeks   Judge Ryan Refuses To Grant Bail to Ex-Government Girl

Russian Will Be Deported Under Order   Judge Ryan Gives Each Defendant Tongue-Lashing

No Reports On Enemy Strenath At Bridgehead   River Bank Battle About Twenty Miles From Taejon Base

Invaders Use U.S. Uniforms  For Disguise   North Korean Tanks Cross Shallow River Despite Air Strafing

ONE MAN’S OPINION   ny Vater Alernag (iistributed by International News Bervice)

Delphi Boy Wins Oratory Contest at Legion Dinner   High School Forensic ' Meet Feature of Annual Banquet

‘VETERAN OF 20 YEARS SERVICE  Col. Barrett Takes Over As New ~ Commanding Officer At RAFB

Farmers Feverishly Moving Stock and Grain from Flooded Bootheel Section

ALUMNI OF NAWAKWA WILL MEET AT CAMP   Weekend Event At Site Near Arendtsville Will Open Tomorrow Afternoon

Paull: S. Shields Heads Annual Chest Campaign November 9-17   Assisting Well Known Civic Leader Will Be Odello M. Leiter; They Are Now Completing Selection Of Division Chairmen.

Miller To Be Chief Of Industrial Grour  [More Officials For Com ing Community Chest Drive Announced

: Moore On Carpet Charges Against Prison Head  Turned Over To SBI For Study

Into Prison Labor Case   Jordan Calls For Full Investigation Of Director's Work

PETITION BOARD TO PRODUCE RECORDS   I Zoning Board of Adjust  ment Named Defendant By Phillips Family  AN UNUSUAL CASE

Large Turnout Predicted For "Wake Up America’ Meet   Expected To Be Largest Patriotic Demonstration Ever Held In City

Parade To Precede Wake Up America Rally Sunday   MEET SCHEDULED FOR SAME TIME AS RED YOUTH RALLY TO BE HELD IN BERLIN

Baruch Urges Full Economic Mobilization   Freeze Prices, Wages Rents, Whoop Taxes, Senators Advised

Congress Split On Economic Controls Issue   Most Members Are Apparently Against Immediate Action

QUICK ACTION IN EMERGENCY BARUCH PLEA   Elder Statesman Calls For All-Out Mobilization With Fast Freeze on Prices and Waaes   WITNESS AT HEARING

Baruch Asks Full Ceiling  On Economy   Veteran Adviser ‘Urges High Taxes  During Emergency

Financier Wants Controls at Once   Senate Corumitiee Appear: Aloof to Proposals

Baruch Pleads For Freeze on Prices, Wages   Says Hope Korean Crisis Will Quickly  Pass Is Futile

Baruch Would Mobilize All  rails For All-Out Effort In Eerepateds ness Driv

Baruch Demands Total Mustering Of U.S. for War   Price, Wage, Rent Freeze Proposed By Elder Statesman

Baruch Calls For Full Mobilization   Says World Events ‘Leave Us No Choice’

BARUCH WANTS CEILING =CLAMP ON EVERYTHING   Veteran Adviser Asks Taxes ‘Higher Than High Cat's Back’

Statesman Speaks To  Congress   Tax Boosts And Rationing Also Asked Bv Baruch

Baruch for Freeze on Prices, Wages and Rents   Higher Taxes Also Urged by Veteran Geavaermmmant Adviser.

Baruch Urges Mobilization  Suggests Freeze On Prices, Waaes, Rent:

Baruch Calls For Economic Mobilization   Wants Quick Freeze On Prices, Wages And Rents; Urges Quick Action

Baruch Urges Price, Wage,  Rent Freeze   Mobilization Advisor Argues That U. S. Is Moving too Slowly To Meet Threat of World Conflict.

Baruch For High Taxes, Freeze On Waaes & Prices   All-out Economic Mobilization Plea By War Adviser

Propose Ceiling Be Placed Over Entire Economy  Rationing, Control Of Prices, Wages

Conaress Splif On Complete Mobilization   Lawmakers Opinions Also Divided On Baruch Proposals

Baruch Plan Wins Support   Some Solons Protest Additional Powers for President

Divided  On Baruch Plan   Nation?s:’ Leaders, Discuss. Controls -

FULL ECONOMIC MOBILIZING OF COUNTRY ASKED   Bernard Baruch Urges Immediate Freeze On Prices, Wages, And Rents In Testimony Before Senate Banking Committee,

Baruch Urges Complete F reeze  Elder Statesman Says All-Out Economic Mobilization Needed

Baruch Urges Ceiling Over US Economy   Says Nation Should Organize for Total Mobilization Now

Baruch Urges Action at Once on Program To Mobilize Nation's Economic Strength

Baruch Appeals For All-Out Mobilization  Cll. Cietacmm ny, Cae [le Ether ‘Discomfort Or Defeat

BARUCH URGES PRICE FREEZE   Economic Advisor Goes Be yond Truman's Request Fer Control Program

FULL MOBILIZATION NEEDED Put Ceilings On Entire Economy. Baruch Urges

migner Than A Cat’s Back Bernard Baruch Urges Ceiling On Evervthine

Baruch Urges Price, Wage, Rent Freeze  All-Out Economic Mobilization Called

Baruch Advocates Congress Freeze Pay, Rent, Prices   Tells Senators U.S. Needs Taxes Higher Than ’Cat’s Back’

Congress Split Over All-Out Mobilization  Major ity Oppos ed 7  a   Majority Opposed To Adopting Baruch ‘Ceiling on Everything

Baruch Asks Tight Control   Lid on Wages, Prices And Rents Proposed

Baruch Urges Congress Put Freeze On Wae ges, Pri ices, ‘Rents And Boost Taxes

Baruch Calls For Full Scale  Mobilization   Warns U. S. Can Lose ‘Only Once,’ Asserts Ceilings Essential; Senators Are Cool

Baruch Calls For Freeze Of Waves, Prices   All-Out Economic Mobilization Urged; No Choice Left, Says; TV Sets Vs. Tanks

All-Out Economy Mobilization Is Called Necessary   Baruch Says Prices, Wages And Rents Must. Be Frozen At Once; Would Go Beyond Truman Requests

Baruch Asks All-Out Mobilization With Quick Freeze On Prices, Wages

sks Complete “ontrols on Vages, Prices   Senior Statesman Says Turn of Events Leaves Us No Choice

Baruch Calls For Mobilization  Urges Quick Freeze On Prices, Wages

Recommendations Go Far Beyond Truman Requests   Elder Statesman Baruch Urges All-Out Economic Mobilization

e Have lo Mobilize  Boruch ¢ ails For All- Out Economic Mobilization

Lawmakers Cool To Baruch Plan   Most Congressmen Are Opposed to Adopting “Ceiling on Everything’ at Present Time

ANSWERS QUESTIONS   Richard Stevens Says City Manager Government Can't Raise Taxes

Crommelin Will Continue Blastinc Despite ‘Turlough  Matthews Orders Hal Pay Given War Hero Without Any Reason

‘Navy Captain Crommelin Is Retired On Half Pay   Pacific War Hero Savs He Will Continpe Criticizing Armed Forces General Staff

Crommelin Refuses To Strike His Colors Reabuffed Captain lo Fight On Aaainst General Staff

Capt. Crommelin Fur loughed ou Half Pay by Inate Navy; He'll Sull Talk

Officials Concede That The U. S. Has No Way To Fight Red Outrages

Liberty Bell  ReplicaComing   Arrival To Spotlight Drive For Savings Bonds

FREE WORK PROBE IS SNAGGED AGAIN   Pittsburgh Solons Act te Cite Margiotti

Reds Suffer Catastrophe, Baillie Says   Big Question !s Whether ULN. Forces Will Cross 38th Parallel, UP Chief Says In Dispatch

Controlled Czech Radio Says 10 Clergymen Admit They Took Orders From Rome

Capital Defense in Hands of 25,00   Premier Spurns UN Ultimatum to Surrender

First Cavalry Meeting Bifter Red Resistance   South Koreans Mopping Up Foe At Wonsan

Fight To End Ordered for North Koreans   Capital's Capture “Matter of Time,” Gen. Gay Asserts

U.S. Strength Is ‘Best Way’ To Avoid War  Chairman of NSRB Warns Nation to Grow, Stay Armed

™\ CRITWAL SHAPE   Infant Girl Found in Wastebasket at Have Filling Statien

Says Employes in 2 Counties Asked To Give Support  By ROBERT HOGAN

“Automatic” Control Plan Is Protested   Top U. S. Mobilizer Sdys Wage, Rationing And Price Curbs Must Be up to President

Free Hand Urged For President In Imposing Curbs   Symington Believes Firm Action Needed To Keep  _ Wages And Prices From  Running Away

House Set To Vote Truman Broad Powers  Symington In Favor OVE 1 atblinn Deacidan   Symington In Favor Of Letting President Decide Controls

Symington Asks  Full Curb. Pow re For Presiden   Wage, Price, Rationn  Wants ree, Dedide Controls A  ‘© Need

Symington, Top Government Economic Mobilizer, Urges  Truman Be Given Free Hand

Symington Asks For Free Hand For War Powers  Congress Favors Full Controls But Differs On How to Obtain It

Symington Says Truman Must Have Controls   Only Question Now Form Legislation Should  Take

Sull Economic Powers Asked For Truman   Symington Visits Capitol to Outline His Views on Matter

— CONTROLS —  Free Hand Asked for  Truman   SY MINGTON PRESSES CASE

War Control Powers Urged By Symington   Top Economic Mobilizer Wants President to Have Free Hand to Decide When to Apply Brakes

MORE POWER FOR TRUMAN— House Set To A pprove  New Economic Controls

SYMINGTON URGES TRUMAN GET FREE HAND IN CONTROLS   Wants President To Use His Judgment In Putting Standby Plan In Action

House Ready For Control Power Vote   Would Give Truman Authority; Senators Draft Own Plan

Asks Free Reins Hand   Truman Wants No Strings on Power To Launch Controls

Symington Asks Full Controls For President  Senate Committee Hears Chairman Of

Top Economic Mobilizer Urges Free Hand for President In Imposing Economic Controls

SENATE HEARS SYMINGTON ON ISSUE   Asks Free Hand For Truman On Wages, Prices   HOUSE APPEARS      Ready To Grant Complete Authority To Nation’s Chief Executive :

Urges President Have Free Hand With Controls   Symington Believes Truman Should Decide When Curbs Needed

Hissong Blasts School Strikes   Tells Students To Cut Out Foolishness

Succeeds on Second Try  Wife Shoves Helpless Mate to Death From Fifth Floor Apartment Window

Four Missouri REA Units Ask Telephone Loans   Deputy Chief Addresses State REA Meeting

Power Co-ops Want lo Add Telephone Transmission Units   Four In Missouri Already Have Applied for REA Loans.

New Wage Rates Start Tomorrow  Minimum Pay Law  Becomes Effective

Twining No. 2 Man in Airforce  Norstad Js Named To European Post

U. S. AIR COMMANDERS ARE BEING SHIFTED   Gen. Twining Given No. 2 Spot; Norstad T6 Command, TFaernnean tinite

President Names. Two to Air Posts   Twining And Norstad Gel Service Promotions

Churchill Challenges Labor Government On  Nationalization Of Steel   Conservative Leader Asks Postponement Of Pro gram Or Thin-Majority Plagued Rulers Face Running Battle In Commons

Winnie Tells Labor To Stop State Ownership of Steel   Indicates Running Fight Can Be Expected In House of Commons

Tories Threaten Running Fight On Na tionalization   Govt, Refuses Truce Bid Test of Power Due On Amendment to Speech

McArthur Bars. 2 U.S. Newsmen   AP And UP Correspondents Hit; Aceuracy Adinitted

Bar Two Reporters _In Korea   AP, UP Newsmen Told By Colonel They Cannot Go Back To The Front

Top Brass Can't Take It— 2 Correspondents Barred From Korea For Accuraie And Colorful Revortina

Writers Can't Return to War  Claim, Stories Gave Aid to the Enemy

Two Correspondents Barred From South Korean Front   Tom Lambert And Peter Kalischer Told Their Dispatches Give “Aid To Enemy”

2 Correspondents Kept From Korea   U. S. Army Officials Tell Two They Could Not Return To Korea

Writers Banned From War Front  Army Says Dispatches Gave Aid To Enemy

"Gave Enemy Comfort” . . .  Army Bans 2 Top AP, UP Wa: Correspondents From Front

Newsmen Told Truth; Are Banned   No Question Of Facts  But MacArthur’s Men  Want American Defeat * Soft-Pedaled

News Writers Banned From Korean Front   No Question Of Security; Stories Said “Obijectionable’

Newsmen   Two.Writers Forbidden To Return to Korea iP  Because Their Stories On War Se okt net ta’

AP’s Tom Lambert, UP Man Banned From Front in Korea   No FEFwnlanation

Army Bars Two Correspondents  A.P. and U.P. Writers Objectionable in

Army Authorities Abruptly Ban Two American Correspondents From Returning to Front Lines”

Two Writers Ousted From Korea Tom Lambert of AP Abruntly Notified by Army

BAR TWO NEWSMEN   U. S. Authorities Will No! Let Men Return to War Front

Two Reporters  Placed under Ban  AP,UP Writers Irk Army with Stories

Stories Bring Bans: on Correspondents; One by Lambert Here for Readers

barred From Fighting Zone .... Two Correspondents Kept From Korean War Front

MacArthur Bans Reporters From Korea War Zone   Two Correspondents “Comfort Enemy,” Army Charges

Army Authorities Bar 2 Newsmen from Korean War, Claim Factual Dispatches Aided, Comforted Foe

Officials Bar Two Correspondents F rom Korea, Made Army Look Bad; Want American Defeat Soft Pedaled

Four Railroads Are Interested in Ontario and Western   Each Would Make It An Added Link to Their Present Lines

Fight Promoter, Manager Called in* Philadelphia Gambling Racket Probe

REGULATIONS TIGHTENED IN VENEZUELA   Virtual Martial Law Fut - Into Efect Following Assassination Of Prestient of Three-Man Raline Junta.

REGULATIONS TIGHTENED IN VENEZUELA   Virtual Martial Law Put Intec Effect Following © Assaxsiiution of Presitent of Three-Man Ruling Junta.

Left Flank Of American Line * Is Shoved Back   Invaders Strengthen Position Despite Terrific Losses; Artillery, Mortars Pound Enemy Forces

Gas Issue Ruling Made   Supreme Court Refuses Review  Of Crime Case

State Witnesses Disagree On Father-Killing Girl’s Condition After Shooting

Testimony At Mercy Killing Trial Differs   Witnesses Give Different Versions OF Girl's ~~~ Behavior

Of Texas Given New Servic  6-A School Lews Have Provided Facilities

Harriman-MacArthur Talks Dratt Positive New U. 5. Policy for Asia

“Like Scraping Off Ants”’ 30 Yanks, 300 Reds But Gl’s Held The Bridge

30 Well-Armed Yanks, Holding Bridge, Mow Down 250 North Koreans in Hour

OOPS. .. .Gooks,  Late Platoon Never Showed ‘Up But Unlucky Reds Did

‘It Was Like Scraping Ants Off a Stick’  130 Well Armed Yanks Smash 400 Gooks

English Inventor To Unveil First Robot Elephant; ‘Walks’ At 28 MPH

Labor Leaders Will Discuss Manpower  Needs for Country   Talke With N.S.B.B. Head Not Termed ‘Urgent,’  but Korean War May   Affect Meeting

Union Asks Probe of Guardsmen   Charges ‘Unbridled  Violence" at  NA neredteium Teen

 At Kiwanis Convention  Capt. Rickenbacker Predicts Extension of Marshall Aid

Kiwanians Hear Blast At ‘Aids’   Rickenbacker Scores Marschall Plan. Pact

Probers To Grill Lattimore Again   Want Intormation On Past Activities

Nationalists Fight Guerrilla Fashion  Harass Reds Near South China Border

New Atom Head May Be One Whe Wants H-Bomb  Leaves Office Open For Permanent Choice For New Chairman

Florida State Solon Shot, Killed in Office   St. Petersburg Man Confesses Slaying for 'Rotten Politics’

Politician Is Slain in Florida City   Prominent St. Petersburg Citizen Shot Down; Retired Meat Cutter Arrested: No Detaile

Ex-Hoosier Kills Nofed Floridan  Follows ‘Lonely Hearts’ Divorce

—FLORIDA LAWMAKER SLAIN— Retire dMeat Cutter Is Held In Death Of Solon

FLORIDA SOLON: FATALLY SHOT; SUSPECT HELD   Bleeding Prisoner Admits Ar. gument with House Member in His Office

State Rep. in Florida Shot, Killed in Office   Retired Meat Cutter Held in Jail ' For Investigation

FLORIDA STATE SOLON KILLED   1949 Leader Of House Of Representatives Shot To Death   BUTCHER IS ARRESTED

LEGIS! ATOR SHOT BEAD WN OFFIC   MAN SAYS HE KILLED FLOR i:.A LAWMAKER BEC ALS? OF “ROTTEN POLITICS,

 Mect Cutter Held Florida Official Slain;  Rotten Politics Blamec

FLORIDA HOUSE FLOOR LEADER SHOT TO DEATH   Meat Cutter, 71, Admits Shooting Because Of Rotten Politics

Florida Solon Shot To Death   Warren Floor Leader Killed In Office; Act Admitted

Florida Solon, Chief Aide Of  Governor, Slain   Rep. Charles J.-Schul Shot, in. His..-Office: Meat Cutter Is Hele

Meat Cutter Slays Horida State Solon   Admits Shaating House Floor Leader Because Of ‘Politics’

Florida Selon. Shot To Death   Former Kokomo Groce Admits He Did It

Legislator In Florida Shot, Killed  fC" Wo Qalauth Te Ie   C. J. Schuh, Jr., 1s Slain In His Office In St. Petersburg

Legislator Shot to Death In Florida  Ex- Meat Cutter  _  &   Ex-Meat Cutter Admits Slaying, Blames ‘Politics’

CARE IN WEEKEND DRIVING IS URGEL   Play It Safe By Operating Car Safely Is Advice Te Motorists—Traffic Expect: ed To Be Heavy

“PLAY IT SAFE BY DRIVING SAFE OVER THE LABOR DAY WEEK-END,” SAYS MANAGER OF PENNSYLVNIA MOTOR FEDERATION

Dad Dies Trying To Save 3 Babes  Four Fatally Burned In Missour; Shack

Father Perishes In Fire With Children   Blaze Destroys Shack On Bank Of Mississippi  River

Bradley Says Russ Strike Possible  "Ina Few Years’  U. S. Must Shore Up Defense to Mobilize Ouicklyv

Bradley Wams of Red Threat   U. S. Must Prepare Its Defenses for Atom War, Says Chief

General Bradley Says U. $. Must Be Read For Russian Afomic Atfack in Few: Years

Says Soviet Leaves Us No Choice.   U. S. Must Be Ready To Repel Atomic Attack if It Comes, Declares Bradley —

Bradley Urges Strong Defenses Against Future   Sees Threat of Possible Atomic Attack by the Russians ‘in Few Years

Bradley in Warning fo Be Prepared   Says Plainly U.S. Must Have Defenses Ready to PAeet Possible Attack

Sees Danger of A-Bomb Attack ‘ln Few Years  Rendlov Wanld five   Bradley Would Give Emergency Powers To President

AN ATTACK THREAT   G.neral Bradley Says U. § Must Develop Atomic Defenses

Russ Getting Big Stockpile Of A-Bombs   Sees Threat of Heavy Soviet Attack on America in Few Years

IFOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE   Governor Carlson Met with Representatives in Topeka

Gels New Trial on Hog Stealing Charge   Supreme Court Rules Judge's Instructions to Jury Unfair.

GOP Leaders Demand Complete Probe Taft Says Amerasia Case ‘Suppressed’

STOCK MARKET —— LUNGE BLOCKED   Issues Coast Along 1 Slightly Higher Ground; Steels Active

ACHESON ASKS ARMS AID 0. K.   Kecrelary of State Saya-Any Let ! Down In. Our E@ert Coukl Well Bo Disastor. .

Acheson Seeks OK Of Truman Arms Aid Plan   Claims Slowdown By Allies Now Would Invite Disaster

ACHESON FAST ACTION IN ARMS AID   Secretary Stresses” Asia And Japan. Are Danger Spots

MORE FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN INDO-CHINA   French Infiict Heavy Casualties On Communists

Communists’  In Indo-Chiné  Scraps Break Out   pm Che eel Bi ene   Scraps Break Out — In Several Places Near China Border

Battle Rages In Indo-China   French Deal Heavy Casualties to Foe

Way Cleared For Defense Buildup   Special Tax Benefits Approved For Plants

MASSIVE ARMS PLAN APPROVED   32 Defense Plant Pro grams Okayed For Special Tax Benefits

Steel Expansion lo Ease Taxes  Huge Projects Get Write-Off Benefits

{Special Tax Benefits Set   Special Lax pen  Steel Mill To Pace Defense Program

Massive Industrial Expansion Plan Is Given Clearance by Government

Capital Spurs’ Defense Work   Special Tax Benefits . Will Speed 32 ‘Jobs

Special Needs To Be Filled By Reservist:   Medics, Infantry Officers Engineers Most Vital Categories Listed

Lewis, Owners fo Resume Talks   Latter Pessimistic’ UMW Scores at Trial

LEWIS AGREES TO NEW TALKS WITH OWNERS   Attorneys for UMW Score Victory At Trial

25 Aggies Attend Annual Muster At Concordia April 21   County Group Plans Entertainment For Present A&M Student:

B-29° Bomb North Korea Tarageitc   Reds Say U.S. Helps Siavs Prepare   New Casualty List Names Eight Texans as Missing

McMath Sees Higher Taxes For Arkansas  Governor To Ask Legislature To Provide Revenue

Red Cross Needs Instructors Now  To Train Group For Local Trouble; Course Offered

Brannan Program Talked Pro, Con By Farm Bureau   m Agriculture Sec. ‘Unable To Attend “= Bureau Meeting

Farm Federation Hears Pro, Con Qf Brannan Plan   Proposal Debated Before Delegates Meeting In Raleigt

Search Centers South of Soo  Posse Following .  Brecihla ‘Hat Trail’

Steal $50,000   In Diamonds   But Texas Thieves Will  Have Time Getting Rid Of Industry Gems

POLICEWOMAN, UNDERCOVER AGENT NAMES A PUBLIC enunoL TEACHER AS RED

Defense Department May Review Order Closing Five Veterans’ Hospitals

SLow Geades Aided said A Eh Rial  New Bills Broaden’ Payments to GL Families

DEPENDENTS: AID BILLS APPROVEL   SENATE. AND HOUSE GROUPS OKAY PROVISIONS FOR SOLDIER FAMILIES.

Congress Units Vote Payments To GI Families   Monthly Sums of $40 to $85 Are Approved In the Legislation

Service Men's Families May Get Payments  House and Senate Work on Measures Granting Allowances

Pay Allowance Bill Approved By Committees   Servicemen Would Con. tribute $40 Monthly To Total

Committees Okay Bills For Service Family Benefits   House, Senate Groups Vote $45 to $85 Payments To  Sérvicemen’s Families

Boy Hurt; Darts Against Auto   Passenger Also Cut By Flying Glass

BRANNAN PLAN UNDER TEST IN JOWA PRIMARY  National Spotlight  ~ ‘Also Centered In  California’s Politinol

Brannan  Plan Gets Vote Test   Brannan Farm Plan Is Hot Issue in lowa Senate Race

Brannan P lan Gets Major Test in Iowa. Primary   Six Other States Are Schediled To Join the Primary Parade Soon

Brannan Plan to Be Given Crucial Test in lowa’s Primary Election Today

South Koreans Aim To Crush Red Homeland   Answer to Surrender Terms of MacArthur Still Being Awaited

Troops Stab 30 Miles Past Border   U.S. Planes, Ships Covering Advance

March 30 Miles Into North Korea   Mounting Offense Given Support By U. S. Fiance, *, Ships  oan tis se Cet ———

Time as Well as Billions Needed 'For Big Arms Production Speedup

Jealous Suitor Is ‘Mistake’ Slayer As He Sees Bobby-Soxer Ki’« Rival

Defense Chiefs  Refuse. Comment   Bradley, Johnson Expect to Confer With President Early in Week -

Counter-Attacking Infantry Wipes Out 800 North Koreans   Massive Invader Offensive Stalled on Naktong Banks As UN Troops Advance Mile

Marines Push 12 Miles in Chinju Area   UN Forces Launch Counter Drive to Recapture Pohang

Reds Massing Huge Force In Naktong Sector  All-Out Attempt  rT. C._..kL Ale Detront

Troops Massed In Naktong Area; Marines Advance   Counter Attack Annihilates Reds After River Crossing At Night; Enemy Tries To Smash Naktong Line

Marines Push Twelve Miles  To Take Hills   Thousand Communists Are Under Attack Behind ‘Kean’ Force

Forthcoming Draftees May Lxpect Entirely New Standards of Fitness

Army Alters .  Requirements   General Reduction Seen If War Comes

Army Requiring Sounder Teeth   Draftee Must Have 1¢  ‘ba Deqanocr Pacition,

o Seek Suitable Jobs for 4  Baer Teeth But les. ‘Fmotional Stability To Be Required of Forthcoming Draftees

Army Draftees Need Better Teeth; Emotional Stability Can Be Lower

Teeth in Shane? That's Draft Clue: NervesWon't Aid   In Event of War One-Time 4-Fs May Shoulder U.S. Arms

Better Teeth, Is Ruling by Military For Men in Draft   ‘Men Must Have 16 Teeth  in ‘Proper Position’;   - Will Stress Emotions  : Teas in Future

Better Tecth Required Of New Draftces   But Many Who May Have Been 1-F May Now Get Into Service

Qualifications Reduced . . . .  Standards Are Cut For New Draftee:

Forthcoming Draftees Must Have Better Teeth Than Was Required in Past War

4-§'s May Be Assigned To Jobs—  But Some Other Standards Lowered

Draffees Need 16 Good Teeth  Shortage Of Dentists Ctiffanc Raniuiramant

DRAFT STANDARDS REDUCED BY ARMY   To Admit “Mild” Neuropsychiatric Cases

BETTER TEETH REQUIRED FOR NEW DRAFTEES   But Army Changes Rules to  Admit Mild Psycho  Cases.

State Justice Denies Heatinc   Union Withdraws $50,000  Fine from Former Leader

UMW Drops Fine But Sidener Won't Work Until Controversy  Is Entirely Cleared

Sidener, Reinstated by UMW, Says Will Refuse to Return Without Back Pav

Union Rules Out Fine on  Mine Rebel   But He Refuses Work Until Reinstated And Paid Up.

HREE MEN HURT 1\ FALL FROM SPAN   wo Yorkers Among Tric injured When = Scaffold Breaks On Pennsylvanic Turnpike Bridge

Slayer’s Sentence ‘Affirmed   State High Court Denies Convicted Killer’s Appeal For New Trial

REDS DISRUPT TRAFFIC INTO WEST BERLIN   'Pre-Blockade Tactics {ot 1948 Being Used Hi \t. Horace Allies

Annual Inspection Monday— Store Checkup Helps Reduce Fire Hazards, Says Chief

14 Inches of Rain Floods Galveston   Water Is Three Feet Deep in Ricimess Section

Water Covers Isle: Traffic is Halted    No Lives Lost in Downpour; Thunder Claps Rock Region

Texas Is Asked fo Account for Funds Supreme Court Adopts Final Decree Giving U.S. Tideland<-

Louisiana and Texas Lose Tidelands Oil   U. S. Government Handed Dominion by Supreme Court

Michigan Race Still Puzzle   Kelly Now In Lead By Only 300 Votes

Nehru Given U.S. Answer On Korean War   No Peace Negotiations Can Start Until Reds Wi haeawe

Set Price For Peace   Withdrawal.of Invaders Said to Be U. S. ‘Must’ For Negotiation:

Acheson Sends Answer To Nehru Note   Indications Are That Sec: tary Askcd Fei End  Of Korean In.asion

Stalin Asks Admittance Red China   U. S. Not Expected To Agree to Any Pro-Communist Plan

Acheson Replies to Nehru on Korean Affair, Asks Withdrawal of Communist Invaders

Acheson Sends Reply to Nehru  U.S. Peace Condition: Retreat of Invaders

Peace, But Nof At Any Price, Acheson's View   Secretary of State Refuses to Bow To Red Aggression

Withee Key to Peace Talks .  Acheson to Nehru: Invaders Must Ouit

FRENCH CHALLENGE TO BRITAIN SEEN   Dynamic Policies For Western Unity Raises Schuman Prestige

France Challenges Britain's Leadership   Diplomatic Observers in London Say Paris Government Has This End ir View With Dynamic New Policy Pull. ” ing the West Together.   "THIRD FORCE' 1S SOUGHT °

DRAFT BOARDS TO CRACK DOWN ON DELINQUENTS   Order Immediate Induction for Illinois Men Failing to Report for Exams.

Coplon- Gubifchey Jurors. Locked Us  Attempts To Reach Verdict In Spy Conspiracy:

Jurors Ponder Fate of Coplon,  Soviet ‘Lover’   Girl's Aitorneys Decline . To Make Summation Of Her Case

Coplon Case Placed in Jury’s Hands  Locked Up After  Twice RPenartnge

Russ Bid For Big 4  Conference   State Dept. Says Move May Be Only Soviet Propaganda

Russians Make New Peace Bid   U.S. Skeptical Of Plan To Debate Future Policy For Germany

SUPERSTATE URGED AS ONLY FORMULA   Dr. Urey and Clayton Ask Federal Union Of Pact Nations

Super State Of Europe And U.S. Declared Only Plan For Lasting Peace

Super-State Forma Is Urey’s View   Clayton Also Urges Idea As ‘Workable’ ‘For World Peace

U.S. Aircraft Carrier Makes Record Pacific Crossing Of Seven Days, 18 1/2 Hours

 Speeds Home From Emergency Plane Ferrying Tri  Carrier Makes Record Trip Across Pacific

Aircraft Carrier Sets Speed Mark   Crosses Pacific On 5,000Mile Journey

Civil Defense ) Setup Remains  Chief Problem   Experts Estimate Two Years Needed To Get Permanent Program

CIVIL DEFENSE AGAINST BOMB BEING SET UP   Plan fer Permanent Program To Be Ready for States and Communi ties in Sertember   PREPAREDNESS LAWS

ATTLEE'S REGIME BEATEN FIRST TIME   Defeat Is on Technical Iseue and Does Not Mean Overthrow of Government.

Labor Party Loses First  Test Ballot  Churchill Forces Technical Issue

Virginia, Maryland Nearing Harmony In Efforts To Stop Potomac River's ‘Oyster War’

President Tries To Heal Foreign Policy Breach   Solemn Pledge Made To Give Republicans More Active Role

Yank Bombers Blast Targets Near Siberia   B-29s Ranging Within Sight of Red Boundaries

B-29s Work At Border Of Siberia   Million Pounds Of Bombs Dropped On Communications

Adds Super-Weapoam to Cold War Defénse   Harness of Sun’s Forces Will Continue Till Russ Accept Fool-P roof Atom Plan_

Truman Reveals  Work Under Way   World-Shaking Announcement Implies Fear of Soviet Advancement

Discioses U. §. Already Working On Dread Weapon   President Makes It Plain Reds Must Agree To Fool-Proof Curb System Or Face Potent Foe

Doctor’ Without Any Medical Education, Practiced For Five Years. Delivered 475 Babies at One Hospital

 Never Lost A Patient . over Lost A Fatent ....  Fake Doctor Finds Jail Ending Career

PRACTICED FIVE YEARS AS DOCTOR, MINUS DIPLOMA   No Medical Education, Capable’’Doctor”’ Unmasked by Finance Company.

Foke Doctor Fools 6 Hospitals. Delivers 475 Babies, Treats Countless Patients Without Losing Even One!

Trip Fake Doctor; Had Practiced Medicine 5 Years Without Training

CAPABLE PRAC CTITIONER  ‘Doctor’ With No Education Or License Is Sent To Jail

Duped Many, Young “Doctor Begins Term  Delivered Total Of 475 Babies In One

‘DOCTOR’ GIVEN TERM IN PRISON   Sentenced For Practicing Five Years Without Medical Education

Unlicensed “Doctor” Beains Prison Term   - Practiced Medicine Five Years Without Madcdical-. Educaticn

 Judge Gives Youth A Year In Jail  As Many Hospital Officials Wonder  What Befell ‘Capable Young Doctor’

Highly Competent ‘Doctor’ Who Didn’t Go To School, Goes To Jail For Year

150,000 Koreans Erase American Advances In Bloody Taejon Clash   All But Two American Tanks Knocked Out; M’Arthur Reports Rest Of Battle Area Stable.

Foe Masses For Drive On Taejon   Two-Pronged Attack May Envelop Advanced U.S. Headquarters

‘Slaughterhouse’ Attack Launched By Communists   80 Per Cent of Wounded Left on Field of Battle

Retreat from Newly-Won Ground Under ‘Slaughterhouse’ Communist Offensive, Fear Two-Pronged Drive Against Taejon

North Koreans Menace South’s — Capital Taejon   Led By Monster 60-Ton Tanks, Communists Roar Out Of Dawn Fog To Drive U. S.’s Front Line Troops Back; 75,000 North Koreans At Front Lines

Massed Communist Divisions And Armor Trying To Envelop Taejon And Drive Americans Front Advanced Positions There   15 NORTH KOREAN DIVISIONS ATTACK

GIs Fall Back After American  Armored Push   Our Tanks Outgunned, Outpowered: Two ... . “Left After Battle

Powerful Red  Division Twenty  Miles From City 15 N. Korean Units  Estimated Fighting All Along the Line

Calls Support of Gas Tax Increase a ‘Good Bargain’   Governor Smith Tells * Hannibal Audience of Benefits of Good Roads.

On With Fight for Roads  Smith Says Voters Would Get Good Baraain in Gas Tax Raise

Calls Road Plan ‘Bargain’ For NE Missouri   Governor Points To Increase For Roads In Area

Peasant Woman Suffers Same Wounds As Christ On Every Good Friday

Military Freeze Passes the House  Only Truman Signature Is Needed to Hold Armed  Forces Extra Year 300,000 ARE AFFECTED  145,000 Men Now in Army, 62,000 in Navy and in Air Force 88,000.

Pass Bill To Freeze Enlistments   Legislation Needs Only President's Signature To Make It A Law   Republicans Demand An Accounting For US Reverses In Korea

5 CHILDREN DIE AS HOME BURNS   OVERHEATED STOVE TURNS MONTANA HOME INTO FLAMING INFERN(

OVERHEATED STOVE CAUSES FIVE DEATHS   Children Trapped in Burning Home; 2 Hurt, Four Escape.

Five Perish In Blazing House   Two Others Are Burned While Four Escape Injury.

FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN BLAZE   Overheated Stove Turns Frame Home Into A Flaming Inferno

tot Stove Fire Kills 5 Children  Blaze Traps Family At Missoula, Mont.

FORCES HELD CHECKED NEAR CAPITAL CITY   U. S. Fighter Plane, _ Soviet-Made Craft  Reported in Clash

Southerners Admit Loss of Rail City  To Invading Forces   Many North Korean Tanks Mauled or Captured During Fierce Fighting; U. 8S. Arms Aid From Japan on Way to Korea; 50,000 Cross Border

BIG-MO-BREAKS~ -UPENEMY ATTACK      BATTLESHIP FIRES FOINTBLANK AT REDS CONCENTRATING NEAR POHANG.

TRAIN PLUNGES INTO RIVER; 100 DEAD, 200 HURT   Bridge Collapses in Brazil : Hurling Cars Into : Water.

100 DLE LN R. R. ACCIDENT   Train Packed With Eastez Travelers Tips Into Brazil River

100 Killed In Train Mishap   Accident Happens When Cars Plunge Into Brazil River

ml  sregorian Calender Blamed For Confusion Dispute Over Exact Ending Of Half-Century Unsetied

OHO DEMOCRAT: OVERWAR HINTS SUPPORT OF TAF   Lavsche Lauds Ferguson Bul Says G.O.P, Senator Has  pwn ME nee lowe

Brewster Lauds lausche's Stand   Democrats Sputter Over ‘No Comment’

Postmen Bring Vets’ Checks Under Life eee Plan   ;  Ex-Corporal Jewel Watts Of City First To Receive Money Here Under New Setup: 14,500,000 Checks Due To Be Written Under Program

POSTMAN RINGS WITH GI CHECKS   Payoff Starts in $2 Billion Insurance Dividend

PAYMENTS BOOST U. S, BUSINESS Vets Receiving First Checks On Life Insurance Dividends

‘GI Insurance Checks Start Arriving Today ForVeterans   30,000 In County.  To Get Dividends; jRange From 60 Cents To $528 Maximum

Kkekk* COMMUNISM IN SOVIET ZONE OF AUSTRIA TOOK SMALL DEFEAT LAST WEEK

Military Men To Visit Japan In February   Proposed New U. § Policy For Far East Considered

Goal Demands Draft Changes   Action Scheduled In January Meeting

Farly Revision Of Draft Law ls Indicated  Universal Military Training Proposal Beina Considered

LICK ACTION EXPECTED Karly Revision Of Draft Law Studied By Congress

REVISION OF DRAFT LAW NECESSARY      Action Expected to be Taken to Ful Manpower Gap When House Armed Services Con. mittee Meet in January, 

QISTRIGT MEETING OF VR W. HELD HERE   Membership Drive Details Announced Yesterday   COMMUNITY PROJECTS

‘Activities of Interest To - All In The Various Communities  '  —_—-_ on 64 eee, «205 224282 eengere

Proves His Faith In Human Nature   Pittsburg Men Advertises _ For Life Sovings Left On Bank Counter

Skipper Felt ‘Utterly Alone’   Testified As To “Distrust Of The Mo. Navigator”

Missouri’s Skipper Tells Court Of Lack Of Feeling Confident In Aides’ Help

Taxables In Rush County Are Boosted   Work of Reassessing, Began Year Ago, Completed with Gain in Valuations of Nearly Million.

Russians Obtain Molvbdenum Here  MViUlt tiwiw  Soviets Said Short Of Strateaic Metal

TWO OTHER TOWNS ARE -THREATENET      Breaks Are Feared in Dikes at Russellville and Maunie; Says State. #olice Official,  Wee:   ROADS CLOSED. IN CARMI AREA   Shawneetown oWwill Fill Like a Tub Full of Holes” From Expected Ri iver Crest.

2 Levees Called ‘Danger Spots’ In Flood Zone   2000 Taken from Homes In Illinois; Little Wabash at Record High

WATER WEAKENS LEVEES ALONG WABASH RIVER  ESTIMATE 2,000 ARE   ESTIMATE 2,000 ARE HOMELESS IN STATE BECAUSE OF FLOODS

seventh Division Runs Into Nest Of 200 Sino Reds NearGreat Pujon Reservoir; Chinese Flee Into Mountains

Seventh Division Within 20 Miles Of Manchuria  Despite Sleet Storm Allied Troops   Despite Sleet Storm Allied Troops Advance Four Miles on Northwesi Front: Enemy Losing Steam.

Confessed Spy: Gets 15 Years In Prison   Jurist Calls ~ Crime fe ~ Alfred. Dean Slack u booking”

Slack Draws 15 Years In Prison  Had Confessed To Spying For Russia

Atom Spy Gets 15 - Year Term   Alfred Slack’s Sentence Is More Than U. 8S. Asked

SELF-CONFESSED RED SPY IS SENTENCED    Alfred Dean Slack Given 15 Years; Judge Calls Crime “Shorking”

Slack Given Fifteen Years  For Spy Work   Chemist Admits Helping Reds Get Military Secrets

Churchill Party Shows Strength   Attlee Summons Cabinet Into Special Session in Political Crisis

Christianity As European Panacea Cited  Baptists Are Told   Baptists Are Told Thorough Belief Would Near Solutior

Beme Destroys Negro Residence In White Section  Police Squad Cars Are Patrolling South Dalla<«

iButler Wins Over Tydings In Startling State Upset ‘And McKeldin Defeats Lane

COLLAZO'S WOUND “MOT DANGEROUS        Would-Be Asea:  pected to.Recever

Collazo ‘In Fine Shape’ In Hospital  One Of Would-Be  A wemeotewn Bi nner:

Churchill Charges Lie fo Laborites  Denies Conservatives Want Unemployment

G PLAY PROGRAM   Thousands of Youngster: Will Participate in Summer Activities

Co-Ed Slayer's Defense Rests  ‘Playful Manner’ Of Choking Retold

DEFENDANT SAYS CHOKING WAS IN. PLAY   Recalled. to Stand, Bednasek Says He. and: Girl. Held Throats i in. Playful Manner. —   MAY HOLD CourT -. OVER SATURDAY   Completion of Trial Near; Extra Session May Be. Called to Bpasd Case to. Jury..

BUT JURY MAY NOT GET CASE UNTIL MONDAY   Indications Are Court Will Adjourn Over The Weekend

Decision Pos sthle Satur da y  Defense Rests Case in Trial Of Student Accused of Slaying

Defense Rests In lowa Murder Trial   Student Charged With Strangling Coed Is Recalled as Witness

Defendant Recalled To Witness Stand For Few Questions   Entries from His Diary Introduced In Murder Trial

Self-Control Curbs on Pay, Prices Hinted  fe cr OP ee od   Industry, Labor Head Reported Planning Secret Meeting

Report Secret Session  Slated Fod New York  Among U.S. Officials

Industry, Labor Outline Program Of Self-Control To Curb Inflation

Big Steel and ‘CIO Unions in On N.Y. Parley   John Lewis, Murray Green Summoned

Business And Labor Leaders Seek Way To Avoid Price-Waue Controls

Leaders To Discuss Curbs On Inflation   Secret Meeting Reported Planned In New York Tuesday

TOP LEADERS PLAN PARLEY ON INFLATION   Means of Curbing To Be Projected at Tuesday Session

Moves Planned to Curb Inflation By Self-Contro!   Industry, Labor Seeking to Avoid Strict Regulation

Wage and Price Controls May Be Made on Voluntary Basis   Chest Passes $9,000 Figure

Industry, Labor Move To Curb Inflatior Thru Regulation Imposed from Within

BUSINESS AND LABOR PLANNING SELF CONTROLS   Leaders to Meet in Secret to Avoid Wage-Price Curbs.

Anti-Inflation Parley Rumored   : Business, Labor Leaders Reported to Be Mapping Drive to Avert Federal Price, Wage Controls

Business, Labor Leaders To Meet   Moves To Curb Inflation Will Be Discussed

tABOR, INDUSTRY CHIEFS T0 WEIGH INFLATION CURBS   Leaders to Meet in Effort to Find Ways to Achieve Wage-Price Stability During Mobilization.   SYMINGION CALLS  SECOND GATHERING   Briefing on Economic Problems Affecting Security to Be Given Group at Pentagon.

Business, Labor Seek Own Controls   Self-imposed Restrictions Being Considered

Secret New York Meeting Called To  Avoid Strict Government Reeulation

Leaders Eye ‘Self-Control’ Plans Labor- Management May Seek Own Inflation Cure

  Business and Labor Leaders Plan Secret N. Y. Meeting to Map Anti-Inflation Drive

Business, Labor Leaders Chart Inflation Fight  Plan Secret Meeting In Attempt to Avoid A oe es » GY ee ee ee

INFLATION CURB PROPOSAL MADE   Move Started To Induce Self-Control On Part Of Industry And Labor — Steel Firht Stirs.

INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR LEADERS PLAN MEETING   Will Discuss Means Of Curbing Inflation During Mobilization   WAGE STABILIZATION ' BOARD IS APPOINTED

Anti-Inflation Meeting Called At New York   Top Business And Labor Leaders. Are Expected To Consider Plan Of  ’ Voluntary Cantrols

CALL SECRET MEETING — Business, Labor Plan Curbs Against Inflation

GENERAL WALKER KILLED IN KOREA   COMMANDER OF AMERICAN  EIGHTH ARMY LOSES LIFE IN JEEP ACCIDENT.

Gen. Walker Dies in Jeep Accident  Had Sent Message Of Christmas 

‘Gen. Walton Walker, Leader -Of Eighth Army, Is Killed In Motor Accident In Korea

Commander of Sth Army Dies In Jeep Crash   His Last Statement Christmas Message to His Men; Big Communist Drive on Seoul Appears Imminent.

IN STATE FESTIVAL   300 Students from 70 Kansas High Schools to Compete at K. U,

IN STATE FESTIVAL   BY QEREE PRA EET Sah  300 Students from 70 Kan. sas High Schools to Compete at K. U.

Dewey Repeats His Charge Democrats Cheat on Power   Cheap Power Polities Ie Alt State Get, Tie Says; Paid for RNuation

Untapped Waters “Crime Against Security of U. 8.”   Dewey in Oswego Talk Urges Republicans to Sweeping Win Nov. 7

Dewey Declares, ‘State Gives; Rest Of Nation Takes   Says His Administration Wants Electricity Age Blessings

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Bovle   TWO-MAN GI PATROL ON CLUBBING FORAY

Two Doughboys Club to Death Six Gooks in Making Their Way to Safety After Trap

Vinson Asks  Kx p lanation  Of Rejections   Ablebodied Soldiers Tied To Desk, Georgia Democrat Says

Query Posed By Vinson In Group Probe   Hearings Expected To Outline Pattern For Future Calls

CHECKUP ON COAL SUPPLIES BEING MADE BY GOVERNMENT   Survey fs Designed  To Uphold Truman's Non-Intervention Stand

“The Greatest Stary Ever Told” A Tale af the Greatest Life Ever’ Lived  by FULTON OURSLER      Chanter 29 FINISHED

Girl Shoots Twin Sister  To Death   Calmly Reports Crime To Police By Telephone

Girl, 14, Shoots Her Twin Sister   Then Phones Sheriff to Come and Get Her

Red Resistance Halts U. S. Counter-Offensive of War   Communists Suffer "Heavy. Casualties ‘As They Resist Push West of Pusan

TU. &. Marines and Army. Troops Forced to Dig in at New Positlong After Advancing 38,000 Warac

HIGHT FOR FEPC URGED BY BOYLE   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ASKS SENATORS TO BFE ON HAND FOR TEST VOTE.

Senators Urged To Back FEPC Next Wednesday   Democratic National Chairman Boyle Says Cloture Mav Pass

Call For Test Vote on FEPC Bill Wednesday   William M. Boyle, Jr., Asks Party Officials To Have All Present

R-6 Will Vote On Dissolving Aucust 17   Plaintiffs In Two Lawsuits and Board Members Agree

Red Riot Ruined: ° ne Ane d:  West German Police Quell Communist Demonstrators

Few Disorders MarkRed Rally In West Reich   Over 1,400 Agitators Jailed as Resistance Campaign Is Crushed

COMMUNISTS’ BIG NATIONAL RESISTANCE DAY FLOPS AS POLICE HANDLE EMERGENCY

1,400 Agitators Nabbed in Drive On German Red  a= _ ........... *.28.Ff 40F...... 2.   ‘Communists’ Vaunted Day of Resistance Brings Few Fights

“National Resistance” Day In West Germany Fizzles, 1,400 Seized   Strong Police Squads Break Up Disorders in HakDozen Towns Before They Develop

W. German Pokce Balk Red Rioters   1,400 Agitators Arrested and 30 Police Injured

Police Smash Commie Drive In Germany  1 ANN Aaitatarce Held   1,400 Agitators Held As Newest Campaign Of Reds Is Aborted

1,000 Reds Arrested In Germany  Communist Plan To Cause’ Riots   Communist Plan To Cause’ Riots Nipped By Police

ScatteredSmallFightingAliTha Vaunted Communist Day Of ‘NationalResistance’Brough' Forth

“National Resistance” Day In West Germany Fizzles, 1.400 Seized   Strong Police Squads Break Up Disorders in HalfDozen Towns Before They Develop Into Serious Riots   Rv RICHARD K O'’MATIFYV

1,400 ARRESTED Red ‘National Resistance’ Day Spoiled by West German Cops

Reds Flop Again in Germany   More Than 1400 Agitators Arrested, Nippins Trouple.

Rear Guards Making Reds’ Gains Costly   Some Yanks Trapped In Cherred City

Offer $1,200 In Sesqui Parade Prizes And $100  For Beard Contect Awarde

Offer $1,200 In Sesqui “REC” DIRECT Parade Prizes And $100 § SPEAKER F For Beard Contest Awards PATARY MOND

Reinforce American Treops in Germany   Befenses Also Are  Improved, Drawing on Be: RR Bees ee

C veneral Eddy Says No Plan Of Evacuation   Troops in Berlin Will Stay and Fight Against Any Odds if Attacked

U.S. Enlarges Berlin Forces  City Will Get First Of Reinforcements

‘Eggbeaters’ Fly Far Into Hostile Zone   Daring Pilots Whirl Gls and R. O. K,  Troops te Safety

Daring Rescue Saves Soldiers   Helicopters Snatch 35 Gls, Koreans

GANCER CRUSADE OPENS SATURDAY      COUNTY QUOTA P AT $3,500   W. Earl Und Will Speak At Fund Drive Kick-off Meeting On Friday Night

Santa and His Reindeer to Visit  Lordsburg, Dec. 15   Arctic Reindeer And Santa's Sleigh In Santa's Parade

SANTA CLAUS AND REAL LIVE REINDEER ARE COMING TO ALPINE DURING THE HOLIDAYS      C OF C SPONSORS BIG EVENT FOR KIDS AND GROWNUPS HERE DECEMBER 6

Tran Next Red Target, Says U.S.   Special Bulletin Outlines Reasons

Iran Declared Next ‘Hot Spot’   Defense Department Cites Danger to Vital Area

Defense Group Says Some Think Iran Next Red Goa  Devotes Latest ‘Armed Forces Talk’ To Sttnation In That Vital Mid-East Country

SENATOR McCARTHY CHARGES MAN HE HAS NAMED AS “TOP” ESPIONAGE AGENT HAD STATE DEPARTMENT DESK   Wisconsin Republican Declares Statement by Senator Tydings is Creating a Wrong Impression

Contradicts Tydings’ Report That Accused Man Had Only Brief Employment in ‘45

Top Spy Recently In State Dept.,Sen. McCarthy Asserts   Makes Charge After Solon Reports Man Was Linked To Bureau in 1945

NEW “TOP SPY” CHARGE IS MADE BY SEN. MCARTHY   Lawmaker Says Soviet Agent Has Desk in State Department ‘or Did Until 3 or 1 Weeks Ago.”   CALLED HIGH ADVISER ON FAR EAST AFFAIRS   Senators Probing Communism Accusations Send Formal Request to Truman for Loyalty Records.

Investigators Ask For Loyalty Files   McCarthy Insists Mysterious “Mr. X” In State Department Until Few Weeks Ago Despite Denials By Tan Officially

Senator Says Spy Has State Desk   MeCarthy Speaks Out In Rebuttal To Tydines Claim

MeCarthy Says ‘Red’ Had Desk In State Agency   Senator Says Truman “Endangering Country; Plea Made for Files

McCarthy Says Truth Is Twisted   Insists Red Spy Had Important Federal Job

Landslide Hits Swedish Town  Over 300 Homeless One Dead, 75 Hurt

U. S. Backs Free Choice on Issue Of Franco Spain   Red Walkouts Break U; Six-Power Talks On Atom Curbs In U.N.

: Major Shift InUS Foreign Policy Seen ‘As Acheson Advises Aid To Franco Spain

Reds Launch 90,000 Troops Against Whole 200-Mile Allied Front   Drives Small Wedge Near First Cavalry, 25th Infantry

Church In Crisis   Communist Units Ad“vance LO Miles On Central Korean Front   koe’s Tanks Mass North Of Chongju   UN Offensive Goes Ahead Slowly Against Strong Opposition

Renewed Fury of Reds Blunts Allied Offensive   Tanks Threaten Chongju, Recently Taken by Yanks

WIN-THE-WAR DRIVE MOVES AHEAD SLOWLY   Pre-Dawn Barrage Laid to Blast Red Foe

MacArthur Drive Goes Slowly as Reds Open Attack   Strong Tank Forces Seen Approaching UN Forces on Northwest; Artillery Barrage Leads Way in March Toward Manchuria

Reds Move  Up Strong New Units   Communists Break Through To U.N. Rear At One Point

‘Editor Daniels’ New, Intimate Biography ‘Of Harry Truman is Most Revealing Yet

Robbers Get $63,000 from New York Bank   Waiting to Greet Employes as They Report for Work

VIKING ROCKET FIZZLES AGAIN   Cuts Self Off 10 Seconds Short Of New Altitude Mark

 Play Host Tomorrow to General Dwight Eisenhower  Scouts Get Lesson of Freedom; Valley Forge Drama Re-Enacted

Boy Scouts Provel hey KnowMeaning Of Famous Line From ‘Recessional’

Scouts Hold Convocation Commemorating Freedom   Freedom Of Worship Is Being Symbolized By 50,600 Seouts At National Jamboree

Catreiman Captures  Convicts Escaped  From Rella Prison Free Only Three  Hours, Escapees Surrender Meekly

‘They Didn't Even Grumble’ -‘MISSOURI TROOPER NABS  THREE ESCAPED PRISONERS

DUFF-FINE SLATE WILL OPPOSE MYERS-DILWORTH TICKET AT GENERAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER

Trial Of Yank In WAF’s Rape Death Started   Air Force Sergeant Accused In Slaying Of Woman Non-Com

RED BLOC SHUNS ANOTHER U.N. BODY   ANUIHER U.N. BUDT  Say They Will Boycott All Organs In Protest Against China Nationalict Delecate

Reds Again Walk Out On U.N. Meeting  Soviet Bloc Renews Its Protests Against Chinese Natianalists«

Another Walkout by Russian Bloc  Threaten Boycott of All U. N. Oraans

Soviets Take “Another Walk   Red Bloc Delegations. Again  Leave UN—Threatens to Extend Boycatt,

UN Diplomats Study How To Handle Issue   Have 24 Hours To Decide What to Do About Charges Of General MacArthur

DIPLOMATS MAP COURSE AS WAR CLOUDS GATHER   Decision To Be Made On Red Intefyention May Mean Another World Conflict Or  Uneasy Peace.

Council Due To Discuss Korean War In Morning  Emergency Session   Emergency Session Called In Effort To Avert Conflict

Significant Decision Upcoming Diplomats Confer on  MacArthur Charaes

Difficult Decision Confronts UN On Red China Issue   Many Observers Fear Stand May Lead To World War III; Hope T. Avoid Military Action

Chinese Red Case Creates  Crisis In UN   Decision Of Council Action In Wake Of Charczes Is Awaited

UN Diplomats Study How To Handle Issue  Have 24 Hours To   Have 24 Hours To Decide What to Do About Charges Of General MacArthur

UN Straining to Avoid ‘Showdown’  Diplomats, Scheduled  To Meet Wednesday, eee

UN Confers On Red China In Korea Charge   1 of Most Significant Decisions in History Is Due in 24 Hours

if 2  UN Diplomats  Hoch Aer Deel hae 8a 7.7?) 6th ka  China Prohlems

UN Confers On Crucial Korean War   ' Some Chinese Reds Withdraw From Battle Area

Diplomats Fear War If Russia Supports Ally   Emergency Session Tomorrow to Consider Significant Action

U.N. Diplomats In Huddle Over Chinese Reds   Face Critical Decision on What to Do About Korea Intervention

U.N. Faces Decision on  Red China   Fear World War Ill If Peiping Branded Aggressor in Korea

Chinese Action in Korea Tough Issue for U.N.   Security Council Agrees to Discuss Problem Wednesday

*« Kx  UN Leaders Huddle Over New Peril  Face Decision On Charges Made By MacArthur

U.N. Faces Decision On  Red China   Fear World War Military Action ts Taken

U.N. Weighs ‘Mac’ Report      Decision on China Exnected Wednescay

UN Ponders Handling of  China Issue Fear of World War Ill   Fear of World War Ill Hangs Over Deliberations

Must Decide Way To Handle China Issue Without Starting War Or Losing World Faith

UN Diplomats: Study Plan To Check Full Scale War   Security Council Meets Tomorrow To Consider MacArthar'’s Charees

UN Gingerly. Studies New Commie Issue   MacArthur Charge of Chinese [ntervention Forces: Difficult ©  Dacician an Rady

DECISION ON INTERVENTION DUE =  UN Puzzled Aboui China's War Aims

JN. Using Kid Gloves On Red Chinese Issue   Fear Order to Smash Korean * -Invaders Might Touch Off World War

Uncertainty Is F elt on Intent of Chinese Reds   Diplomats Puzzled as World Awaits Clear Pronouncement

Diplomats Study MacArthur Report On Chinese Reds   Council Meets in Emergency Session Wednesday Morninc

Vital Issues Of Chinese  Fighting Up   Decision May Shape Course Of Future World’s Peace

Diplomats Weigh Cautious Action By U.N. on China  Members Expected To Shun Showdown  endina ta War

U. N. Leaders Confer on‘Red China Invasion  World War Ill ° Feared i in Balance  yy aw ors :

UN Diplomats Confer on How To Handle Issue   Security Council To Meet Tomorrow

Have 24-Hours To Settle Fate Of 60 Nations  Fear World War OL   Fear World War III If Vote Slaps Reds

Korean Crisis Ha U.N. Diplomats In Huddle lta   MacArthur Char arges  Subje ct Of Disc

U.N. Confers On China’s War Move   Russian Stand ‘ Important Factor

DIPLOMATS ARE CONFERRING  UN Faces A Historic Decision In Discussing Mac’s Charges

U.N. Weighs Rec China Problem  Korean Intervention Ticklish Situation

U.N. Must Make Crucial Decisior   World Looks To Organiza: tion To Oppose Aggression

U.S. Favors ‘Stop Help’ To Red Rule   Security Council Will Sift MacArthur Charges Weduesday

‘WAY TO MISS CERTAIN WAR ‘BEING SOUCHT   Russians Remain Uncertain Value In World Crisis:

UN Council Faced With Vital Task   Diplomats Study Ways To Prevent New World War

Hundreds Of Witnesses See “Translucent Wash ‘Tub” Roar Across Sky

: PLANES FAIL TO REACH IT Hundreds See Strange Spherical  Object Soaring Over Missouri

‘our Planes Chase but Fail to Catch Mysterious Object in Missouri Skies

Planes Chase After Strange Sky Object   Four Missouri Pilots Are Unsuccessful In clthontpt Te Get Near Huge Sphere in Siv

Seen by “Hundreds” at Poplar Blutt  4 Planes Chase Flying Wash Tub Through Missouri Sky

‘Translucent Wash Tub” Mystifies Town Planes Chase Strange Object  Roaring Across Missouri Sky

Finds Yellowstone Tender Anchored Off Castle Hill   Craft Was Two-Miles Off Course on Way to Open Sea; Sailor Gets Ducking

COAST GUARD “RESCUES” FOG BOUND NAVY LAUNCH   Finds Yellowstone Tender Anchored Off Castle Hill      Tt Whe “By     peMilen OMT Courke. eu Way to Open Sen: Sailor  Gietie During

Reds Claim U. S. Planning Bacterial War   Moscow Radio Carried the 'Charae Last Nicht

Photo-Finish In Gubernaforial Contest Seen   Veteran South Dakota Senator Gurney Defeated

Roosevelt, Warren Share Nominations; Sen. Gurney Loses: Mrs. Douglas Wins

hoosevelt H; Substantial  Lead For  Nomination   To Face Warren in Race in Fall; Sen. Gurney Loses in So. Dakota Priman

_U. N. General Assembly Expected To Back Lie Despite Malik’s Drive -

Decision Seen In Fight Over UN Secretary  Malik Opens Attack On Extending Lie’s Torm aAcked Re Tl &

Malik Opens Goviet Drive To Oust Lie   But UN Assembly May Extend Term For Three Years

Debate on Secy. Lie Under Way   Malik Declares Assembly Has No Authority to Act

Malik Launches Attack on Lie   Russian Minister Is Against Extension Of UN Secretary's Term

Malik Condemns U. N. Secretary  Extention Of Lie’s Term Is Opposed

Recordings Of Parole Board Made   Convict Had Built Radio ‘Transmitter In Penitentiary

Prisoner Plants ‘Mike’ In Warden’s Office, Gets Parole Board Recordings

MICROPHONE IS PLANTED IN IOWA PRISON   Prisoner Makes Recordings of Secret Sessions; Broadcast : Plans Nipped.

Prisoner Makes Recordings Of Parole ‘Board Sessions With Hidden Microphone

Prisoner Records Secret Sessions Of Town Parole Board, Prepares To Broadcast

Hotel Operators Feel W ar Shortages Again: Meet To Talk Over Problem:

Week-End Crashes Take Eight Lives  53 Now Missing In Other Tragedies

Fight Persons Killed In Air Accidents Over Weekend: 53 Others Said Missing

AMERICANS ADVISED TO LEAVE FORMOSA   . S. Saye If May Not Be Able to Provide Transportation if Fimergenesy Arises,

Debt Indicates No Tax Slash   Committee May Quit Effort To Draft Bill

Big Air Liner Lost in Rockies  21 Aboard Plane Down in Wild Terrain

PLANE FEARED DOWN NEAR BUTTE, MONT.   Northwest Airliner Carrying 17 Passengers and Crew of Four Fails to Show Up After Report. ing That It Was Coming In. 

San Francisco Couple Feared Among Lost   Northwest Airlines Plane  , Disappears on Hop to Rutte

Plane ‘Missing Over Montana  With2] Aboard   Air Liner Believed Down In Snow-Covered Mountains

Air-Ground Crews Search for Plane \Believed Crashed With 21 Aboard

Lose Trace Of Airliner   Plane With 21 On Board Believed Down In Rockies

Missourians Fearful—  Tension Mounts With Rising [Flood Level of St. Francis

Tension Mounts As St. Francis Keeps on Rising   Fear Levee Collapse As Stage Soars Abov. Prior Breaking Point

Tension Mounts at St Francis River Continues fo Rise   Fear For Main Levees Below the Woanranrello Dam.

Tension Mounts In Kennett Flood Area   Levees Holding Against Record High Water Mark

RED CHINA GETS INVITATION 10 AIR CHARGES   Security Council Okays Commie Presentation of Charges Against U. S.

UN Invites Red China To Hearing   Council Finds Way a Last to Break Veto Deadlock.

Light Nations Would Leave Issue 10 Doug   Britain Takes Lead In Movement For Korean Unification  BULLETIN!

METHOD FOUND TO BY-PASS VETO  ~UN Asks Communist China To Testify Against U.S.

Council Opens Sino-Red Door   Communists May Present Charge Against U.S.

U.N. Repulses Veto Attempt, Invites Red China Charges   Council Finds Way To Curb “Double Veto’

Invited To  UN Hearing   U. $. Sets Example Of Double Veto In lesnertart pove

Red China Is Invited To Air Its Complaint  Onw.s. “Ageression”   Hearing Will be Held After Nov. 15, With Nationalists Vainly Trying for Veto; Method Found to Beat “Walkouts”’

) BULGARIANS ARE SENTENCED   All Are Guilty of Spying For the U.S.

More Money To Modernize Nation's Battle Weapons Also Sought By General

IKE OUTLINES DEFENSE NEEDS IN FAR NORTH   Increased Spending On New Weapons Held Vital

Currency — Barriers Broken Up   Britain Credited With Move In New -—"Bayments Union’

Currency Barriers Eased for Europe  Payments Union in Effect on July 1

New Scheme To Break Trade Walls   European Payments Union to Be Effective July Ist.

NINE MORE MEN FROM PLYMOUTH COUNTY GET DRAFT NOTICES   Two More Akron Men In Group To Be Inducted Into Army January 8

WOMAN SENATOR PICKS TICKET Eisenhower, Warren Boosted For Republicans’ 1952 Slate

Trucks Warned On Overloading   One in 10 Guilty, State Official Says

WEST POWERS. PLEDGE ARMS FOR DEFENSE   Israel, Arab States Warned Against New Outbreak

3 WOMEN KILLED IN EFFINGHAM ACCIDENT   Auto Collides Headon with Automobile Transport Truck on Highway 40 “S" Curve. Victims Believed to Be from Rochester, N. Y., and California. Truck Driver Unhurt.

THREE KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH AT EFFINGHAM   ONLY SURVIVOR IN ’ WEW YORK AUTO IS STILL UNCONSCIOUS

RUBBER’ PRICE "GOUGING" 1S CHARGED   Senate Prebors Blast Nation’s Rubber and Surplus Programs. as “Paper Preparedness’ —  Munitlons Board Oriticized.

Probers Blast Nation’s Surplus Property Programs   Likened to “Paper Preparedness” With Less Prudence Than ‘“‘a Charity Bazaar’ — Munitions Board  Criticized

Charge Programs Are Paper Preparedness Conducted With Less Prudence Than A “Charity Bazaar”

 NEIGHBORS GOUGING NATION UNMERCIFULLY  Probers Say U.S. Rubber, Surplus Property Plans Like ‘Charitv Bazaar’  

RUBBER PRICE “GOUGING” IS CHARGED   ‘Senate Probers Blast  Nation's   Rubber-and Surplus Programs as “Paper Preparedness’: — Munitlons Board: Criticized.

Claim U.S. “Gouged On Rubber Mart   Armed Services Subcommittee Hits Three Agencies

Leipzig Residents Hungry, Wish U.S. Would Move in [But See Little Chance Now

Germans Under Soviet Rule See Gloomy Future: They'd Much Prefer Americans —

MacArthur Informed On Formosa Policy   President Truman Forwards Copy of Letter sent To UN Delegate Warren Austin in Order to Deavant Anv Entire Misunderstanding.

Tenn. Population  Gains 366,889 In  Tén-Year Period First District Ranks Fourth in Stete With

Landings Are Made By U. N. Forces On Both the West and East Coasts In Southern Korea

Midwest Hit By  Winter: Floods Loom In Illinois Snow, Sleet And  Severe Cold Chill Cartionc (fF Nation

Extreme Weather Features In Many Areas Of Nation   Severe Cold Sweeps Pacific Northwest And Upper Midwest States   HIGH TEMPERATURES ALONG EAST COAST  (RITT.T.FTIN\

Red Hordes Push U.S. Troops Back   Allied Tanks Help Infantry In Bloody Battle Near Kum

GOP SENATORS TO SUPPORT PENSION BILL   “Almost Unanimous” Backing Pledged . To New Proposals

GOP Senators Okay Expanded Social Security   Universal Pension Proposal Studied; Predict Settlement

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   N. H. Voting. Making American Currency Legal Tender

Torture Death Investigated By Chicago Police   Officers Believe Terre Haute Window Washer Was Siain For His Money

Security Council to Get Chinese Problem Today   U.S. Approaching Situation Cautiously; Awaits More Facts

U. S. Will Put Facts Before Council, but Seek to Avoid Start Of World War Ill

GPs In South Over joyed By  Invasion News   Heavy Auacks Against U.S. Troops Continue In Taegue Sector

Market's Plunge Reaches Bottom  Losses in Nosedive Biggest in 20 Years

Plunge Follows Morning Rally  Stock Market Touches Bottom ‘After Truman's Aid Message

House Plans Probe of U.S. Tank Program   Committee Is “By No Means Satisfied’ With Military Spending

Solons to Question Military Leaders On Tank Planning   House Group Says It’s Not Satisfied With Armored Program

Businessmen Fly Father Home from Alask: In Answer to His Son’s Letter to Santa

Support For Grow er Prices   Be At Maximum Levels As The Law Permits

Top Level Farm Prices Slated To Get Support   Maximum Amount To Be Set As Goal For 1951 Crop

Yovernment Sets Policy .... oe nl  Maj or Crops Given _ Top Price Support

Top Parity Seen For 1951 Crops   Cotton Growers Also To Get Protection At 90 Per Cent Level

Government to Keep Supports High In 1951   To Encourage Big Crops In View of [nternational Situation

ANNOUNCE HIGH CROP SUPPORTS   BRANNAN DECIDES ON 90 PER CENT PARITY FOR 1951 MAJOR CROPS

1951 ri At 90% Parity.   Brannan Announces Support. Standard ‘To Encourage Crops

Plan Maximum Price Support   Sec. Brannan Seeks Big Crops in View of Werld Conditions

12 INJURED; — 50 HOUSES DAMAGED   Twister Strikes North of St. Louis, Then Skips Into Illinois Accompanied By Heavy Rain.   SLEET GLAZES ROADS, STREETS   Central Illinois Streams Out of Banks, Closing Schools. Wires Out to Mattoon, Tuscola.

\Alt div the interest of Sctence  Photographs of Nude Girls Bring Campus Furor

HABIT OF LISTENING, HABIT OF THOUGHT _ ARE TRAITS WHICH MAKE PRINCIPAL TOOLS OF CHOSEN LEADER, MANAGEMENT CLUB TOLD

MANAGEMENT CLUB "IN WEEKLY SESSION   bag Hears Dr. John R Give Interesting Address   ‘ADMIT NEW MEMBERS

Flashes....  Stocks Up—See Page &  Madeline Carroll Wede Editar for Life

Bill Outlaws Racing Data   jSenate Panel Approves Ac! Aimed at Big Bookies

MEASURE SAID FATAL TO BOOKIES © Senate Group Approves Bill To Outlaw Interstate Race Wires

THOUSANDS WATCH FIRE IN DALLAS   Downtown Blaze Injures Dozen Firemen During Four-Hour Battle

Big Dallas Fire Battled By Firemen   Several Persons Overcome by Smoke In Downtown Blaze

Firemen Fight Blaze 4 Hours Before Halted   People Pack Streets As Smoke Billows From Green’s Stock

Driver Nabbed In Auto Deaths Of Collegians   Three Youths Killed In Hit-Run Accident Near Gettysburg. Pa,

DRIVER ARRESTED IN QUARRY DEATHS   Wayne Clarence Hess, 23. Littlestown, Held On Hit. Run Charge Following Probe Of Triple Tragedy

Senate Raises Bill To Finance Defense Program  Sneedy Approval Of   Sneedy Approval Of $17.2 Billions Is Expected In Capital

FORT ADAMS COMMANDER ASSIGNED TO DEVENS     Col: MeaCrthy Te Take New Command April 15     Assembly Protest At Closing of Historic Military Site Liled  in ¥) S. House

Col. McaCrthy To Take New Command April 15   Assembly Protest At Closing of Historic Miltary Site Filed In U. 8, House

Truman's bid For Bit-By-Bit Programbeaten   Plan Differs from House's: Further Changes in Offing   By MARVIN LL. ARROWSMITH

MOBILIZATION BILL ADOPTED BY THE SENATE   Home Front Bill on WagePrice-Rationing Controls Over By 85-3 Vote.

Senate Approves All-Control Bill   Emergency Measure Passes By Whopping 85.3 Vote After Writing in Some Restrictions

Truman Is Virtually Assured Power to Invoke Controls To Gear Nation to War Basis

Senate Approves, 85-3, Wage, Price, Rationing Measure   Despite Administration Opposition Earnings Curb Included in New Bill

TRUMAN TO GET POWER TO RULE ECONOMIC LIFE   Senate Passes Bill Giving Him Right To Invoke Wage, Price  -And Rationing Con trols, 

President Virtually Assured Of Power To Invoke Curbs   Senate Passes Emergency Measure Authorizing Wage Curbs and Other Controls

President Given Power lo Invoke Wage-PriceCurh  Selective Authority Withheld; Must Be All Across The Board

Would Give Truman Standby Power To Act   Bill Provides Price, Wage Controls Must Co Into Effect Simultaneously

Control Bill Goes To The White House   President Is Given It Over W ages-Prices

But It Isn’t What President Truman Wants; Directs Him To Tie Wages To Price Control

War Controls For Truman Seen Certain  Senators Approve  Wage, Price And

Senate Passes Controls Bill By 85-3 Margin   Wage and Price Curbs Would Be Invoked Jointly

Senators Vote For Mobilization  On Home Front Wage And Price Control Ordered Simultaneously

Price, Wage Controls Bill Passes Senate  Gives President Power To Act In Wartime Emergency

TRUMAN GETS AUTHORITY ON WAGE, PRICES   President Didnt Ask Congress for,Such  Deaware

Senate Approve: Stringent Home Front Controls   Measure Passed By 85-3 Vote After Lang Debate

Senate Votes Controls Bill   Wage-Price-Ration Authority Certain

Controls Measure  Okaved   Wage-Price-Rationing Power Given Truman In Mobilization Bill Approved By Senate

Truman Wins New Powers  Wane-Prics.Datianine   Wage-Price-Rationing Provisions Approved By Vote of Senate

Senate Gives Curb Power To President  Emergency Act ‘Passed 85 to 3; Despite Protest

Anti-Inflation Measure Slated lor Conference   President Would Get Power to Put Controls Into Effect Any Time

Senators Assure Harry Power To invoke Controls   Approves Home Front  Mobilization Bilt

SENATE PASSES CONTROLS BILL   ‘Home Front Mobilization   Measure Approved By  Big Majority

Senate OK’s  Economic Controls Measure Bill Now Goes To Conference;  Hooks Together Wage-Price Curbs

Senate Passes Controls Bill By Topheavy Vote   -Assures Truman of Power to Invoke Domestic Curbs

Truman Assured Controls Power  Overwhelming Okeh Is Given By. Senate

Wide Powers Are Granted To President   Home Front Control Bill Covers Wide Field In Matter of Wage, Price and Other Phase«

Senate Passes Control Bill Forcing Freeze Of Prices And Wages Alike

SENATE OK'S CONTROL BILL BY 843 VOTE   Upper House Refuses To Give President  Free Hand

Only Three Dissenting Votes Cast   Senators Put Some Restrictions in Bill Giving Wide Powers

Senate Approves Mobilization Bill   Truman Is Assured Of Power To Invoke Curbs On Economy

Senate Approve Control Bill By Lopsided Vote  j Virtually Gives Truman Power To Invoke Wage, Price, Rationing Curbs

Truman Given Authority He Did Not Wan   Power to Invoke Wage And Price Controls Passed, 84-3

Vote 85-3 to Give President Control Power   Wage and Price Restrictions Must Be Used Simultaneously; Measure Now Goes to Conference.

WAGE-PRICE CONTROLS ARE APPROVED   Home Front Bill For Mobilization Passed. Vote 84-3

Bill Given To Conferees After Senate Passage   Wage-Price-Rationing Authority Certain To Be In Final Measure; Would Control Consumer Credit

Approve Contral On Wages, Price Rationing 95-3   Only Three to Oppose Measure, Republicans; Give Truman Powers

Price, Rationing Authority Assured  Senators Approve Measure 85 to 3

SENATE VOTES WAR CONTROLS   Measure Will Permit President To Put Nation On War-Time Basis.

CONTROL BILL BY 84:3 VOTE   Upper House Refuses To Give President Free Hand

Truman Gets Controls and Mobilization   Senate Votes 85-3 After Writing In Some Restrictions

Senate Passes Bill to Mobilize Home Front; Truman Given Power to Invoke Curbs Any Time

cetera tener tte carretera  Senate Okays kays Control Act; Bill Goes To Conference   Action Virtually Assures President Of Power To Put Lid On Prices And Wages, Institute Rationing

Senate Approves Controls Bill by ‘One-Sided Vote   Almost Assures Truman of Power To Invoke Controls

BILL 1S GIVER 89-3 MARGIN IN SENATE   Few Amendments Sought By Demos Beaten Back

Senate Approval of Controls Bill Assures President Power To Invoke Curbs On Economy

Senate Passes Wide Controls On Pay, Prices   Mobilization Bill Gets 85-3 Vote, Goes to Conference

Measure Would Give Truman Wage-Price-Ration Authority  Legislation, Passed 85-3, Provides Only Blanket Wage And Price Curbs

Senate Votes Curb Reins  For Truman   Links Wage, Price Controls, Orders Across Board Action

CONTROL BILL PASSES SENATE BY 85-3 VOTE   Measure Goes Far Beyonc Economic Curbs Asked By Truman ~

HOME FRONI LEGISLATION PASSED, 85°.   Gives President Free Hand to Order Rationing of Consumer (;oods Any Time He Chooses.   BUT IT CURBS HIS PAY-PRICE POWERS   One Cannot Be Put Into Effect Without Other —Measure Now Goes to Conference Group.

Senate Puts Approval on Control Bill   Vote Virtually Assures Truman of Price-Pay Curb Authority.   Strippine Vetoed.

Senate Approves     Mobilization Bill  ~ Control Gver Credit, “Prices and Wages to Ra Heald hv Precidant

Senate Gives Approval To Control Bill   ‘Measure Now. Goes to Joint Conference Unit

Truman Given Broad Powers On Pay, Prices   Senate Bill Passed, President Can Order Curhs Hf Necessary

Mobilization Bill Passed By Senate, 85-3   Measure Virtually Assures President Powers To Control Home Front Economy

Reds Threaten To Storm Borde  Rally-Roused Youbhs  ‘Oy... Whe. ik 4 et

TENSION HIGH IN GERMANY   Communist Youth Groups Object To Border Health Check.

REDS VOW TO FIGHT WAY INTO WEST BERLIN   41 Communists Hart in Clash With German Police

Reds Threaten Border Attack   , Battle Between West German Police,  Communists From Berlin Rally Looms

WEST GERMAN COMMUNISTS FACE TROUBLE   1,000 Reds Who Attended Berlin Rally Vow to Fight Way Into Allied Zone.

Fight Impends By 7,000 Reds  Over Inspection   West Germans Checking On Communists At Berlin Rally

Communist Vow To Force Way Into W. Germany   Six-Hundred Police On the British Side Face Red Horde

Rent Lid Vote Seen Monday   Filibuster Started In Senaté by Cain

Predicts Rental Vote by Monday   Maybank Sees Ballot Soon Despite Cain ° Filibuster

Rebuilding Of Chureh Is Under Way   Emmitsburg Reformed Congregation Starts Construction Work Following Fire

FOUR AMERICANS ESCAPE REDS   OFFICER TELLS OF GOOD TREATMENT BY THE NORTH KOREANS

FOUR YANKS ESCAPE FROM KOREAN REDS   Enemy Took Their Jewelry anc Shoes But Wasn't ' “Brutal.”

——— SS ee eee ee ae  ‘Mystery’ ‘Haze Blankets Million Sauare Miles Of Pacific Ocean

Move Up All Available fo Meet New Threat  American Group of 500 Me n Cut Off, 

TROOPS oPLED TOROLO UP Ta AED OMGIONS   Communists Mass 40,000 to 50,000 for New Attack in Unsan Area.

UN Reinforcements Rushed To Relief Of Hard-Pressed Allied Troops Near Unsan

Allied Force Bolsters New Defense Line   UN Troops Fall Back 50 Miles Ina North Korea

130,000 Chinese and North Koreans Force Allies Back 10 to 50 Miles, More On Way: 900 Trapped Yanks Feared Dead or Captured

UN Units Fall Back Soufhward   Allies Retreat 10 to 50 Miles Under Assault

War in Korea Takes Sudden Ominous Turn   13 Red Divisions Push U. N. Forces Back !0 to 50 Miles

Allies Retreat 10 fo 50 Miles Under Heavy Communist Offensive   Thirteen Chinese and North Korean Divisions Attack—Hope for Early End of War Is Abandoned.

Sorest Spot Is In Unsan Sector  In Northwest Korea; Masses. Of  Chinese Communists, North - Koreans Batter Allies   DOUBT IT WILL ILL LEAD TO WORLD WAR II

Mounting Offensive Drives Allied Troops Back 10 To 50 Miles Toward Pyonayana

News Day, Night   Ist Cavalry, 4. ROK Units Are Hit Hard   About 500 Yanks Cut Off In Unsan Area Escape; 500 More Fail

130,000 Red-( North Koreans       May Have To Fall Back 100 Milas

Americans Bolstering Front Line   13 Red Divisions Push Allies Back 10 To 50 Miles In North Korea

13 Divisions Of Reds Push From North   Hope for Early End to Fighting

Communists Hurl Back UN Forces   Allied Troops Forced Back 10 to 50 Miles in North Korea as 13 Korean Communist and Chinese Red Divisions Attack.

Remainder Thought Dead Or Captured   U.S. Reinforcements Rushed Northward to Hold New Line

Reinforcements Moving Up To New Lines Through Rain, 10-50-Mi. Pullback Ends

All Hope for Early End of War Lost   13. Chinese and 'No. Korean Divisions. Push Attack

Lines Crumble Before Mounting Offensive  Of Chinese, N. Koreans   United Nations Fall Back 10 To 50 Miles Toward Pyongyang Before Massed Communist Attack

;  *_ BATTERED— Pile-Driver Red Attack Is Feared   HOPE OF EARLY VICTORY ENDS }.

Rossellini at Ingrid’s Bedside After - Actress Gives Birth to 7-Pound Boy

Officials More Interested In Pushing War Efforts To Aid M Arthur

June 25 Edict On Withdrawal Of Reds Stands  : China Case Must Be   China Case Must Be Settled on Own Merit, Diplomats Point Out

U.S. Is Stockpiling ‘Better’ Atom Bombs   Commission Makes No Reference to Developing Hydrogen Bombs But Says Study Is Made as to How Different Forms of Hydrogen Can Produce Atomic Energy.

Gives Go-Ahead To Commission: On Suiper-Bomb  Sees Responsibility’. To Guard Defense —

Truman Says “Get to Work on H-Bomb”   Atomic Weapons Be ing Produced, Improved, Stockpiled

Agency To Work On “All Forms’ Of Weapons   Truman Says Order Intended To Enable Nation To Defend  Aaainst Aaaressor

Will Support Any Decision By Truman Majority Feel U.S. Needs Bomb  For Protection

U.S. Sounds A Grim Warning To Agaressors  President Declares That Nation Must Lank Ta Defences

President Orders Atomic Commission To Start Development of Powerful and Dreaded H-Bomh

Development of Atomic Weapons to Continue till Control Is Satisfactory

Senate Group Indicates Go Sign on H-Bomb   No Official Vote But Opinions Show Sentiments

eLLo ALU IL GET TO WORK ON HOT DEATH   Says It’s His Responsibility to See That Nation Is Well Defended.

TRUMAN ORDERS A.E.C. 10 BUILD HYDROGEN BOMBS  STATEMENT LAUNCHES   STATEMENT LAUNCHES U. S. OFFICIALLY ON SUPER WEAPON HUNT

Truman Orders Work to Start On New H-Bomb   Statement Is Made by President Today ; Give: Instructions to AEC  at Washington.

Push Atomic Arms Until World Plans For Control   Four-Month Debate Behind Scenes Ends With Truman Word   Sce Today's Cartoon On Page 2

PRESIDENT GIVES SIGNAL TO WORK ON WAR WEAPON   Decision Reached To Manufacture Dreaded Hydrogen Bomb —-Truman Cites His Reasons For Step  aken.

ATOMIC BOARD MAY BALLOT TODAY   Truman Recommends Production Of Bomb   Received From Top Atomic, Military And Scientific Leaders Of Nation

Atomic Energy Commission Gets  Okay On Project    Development Of Hydrogen Or Super-Bomb Is Called For By Pres. Truman In Special Statement; Security Of U. S.:And World Peace At Stake, President Says

ORDERS AEC TO WORK ON SUPER-BOMB   } Launches Hunt for Weapon 1,000 Times as Powerful as A-Bomb to Meet Any Aggressor.

Action Puts U.S. In Hunt: For Weapon   Research to Continue Until Satisfactory Control Worked Out

Hydrogen Super-Bomb Ordered by President   Grave Decision on Controversial Weapon Taken: Atomic Commission Gets Go-Ahead-

Will Be Pursued Under Plans for Peace, Security   Atomic Task Will e Continued Until Worlc Control Is Achieved 

Construction Of Super. Missile Approved As Defense Measure   Only Control Plan Will Halt Program   He Says Development To Go Ahead Till Nations Reach Agreement

Green Light Civen For  Superbomb   Truman Tells Atomic Group To Work on Hydrogen Bomb Thus_ Launching Work on New Weapon.

Brief Statement Declares Project Vital for Security  Tell Atomic Group To Continue Study Of All Weapons

Says Nation Must Be Kept Defended   Tells Atomic Energy Group To Work On All A-Weapons

Commands WorkContinued On All Atomic Weapons   Says Development To Continue Until Control Plan Formed

Green Light  Hoisted for Superbomb   A. E. C. Ordered to Continue Its Work

AEC DIRECTED TO UNDERTAKE HUGE PROJECT   Order to Proceed  Contained in Brief White House Note

H-Bomb Gets Full Approval Of President   Truman Tells Atomic Group. To Go Ahead With Work Schedule

_Says Decision A Result of his Responsibility To Be Sure Country 1s Capable of Defending Hself. Against Any Possible Aanreccor

Super Atomic Weapon Gets ‘Go’ Signal   May Produce Foree 10G0 Times Greater Than A-bomb Blast

President Directs Work to Continue On H-Weapon   Program to Proceed Until Atomic Control Plan Is Achieved

President Gives AEC Go-Signal   U. S. Launches Hunt for New ‘Super Weapon’

Directs Work On Weapons Be Continued   This Marks First Public Statement On Current Issue

‘AEC Ordered To Proceed With H-Bomh      Truman Acts To Defend U.S.  Against Aooraseni<

President Tells Atomic Energy Board to Go Ahead With Production of Hydrogen Bomb

Nation Must Be Defended, AEC Is Told   Will Continue Work Pending Effective Controls

ITS SECURITY MOVE, ASSERTS THE PRESIDENT   AEC Is Ordered To Push Development of Super-Bomb

PRINCIPALS TO MEET      (Perhaps This Country Should Be Given Back To Indjans

Money-Carrying Firm Is Victim; One of Biggest — Robberies in U. S  Crim e Hictary

Haul Among Largest In Nation s History   Nine Men Stage Sensational Holdup Of Armored Firm: Miss Another Million

Masked Bandits Leave Another  Million Behind   Robbers Strike With Precision at Armored Transportation Firm

Robbers Get Million In Brink Cash   Well-Rehearsed, 9 Men Make Getaway In Boston Holdup

9 GUNMEN ROB BOSTON HRM OF MILLION IN CASH   Two Laundry Bags Used To Carry Loot; Employes Are Bound and Gagged

Holdup at Brinks, Inc., Money Transportation Firm, Obviously Well Rehearsed; Pass Keys Believed Used.

Garage Of Brink, Ince., Money ‘lransportation Firm Is Held Up Within 34 Hours Of Statler Hotel Holdun.

$1 Million Cash Loot In Holdup   Seven Gunmen Surprise Staff At Bosion Vanh

Robbers Get Over Million  Dollars In Boston Holdup; Is Nation’s Greatest Haul

Armored Trucking Firm's Garage Scene Of Holdup   Intruders Find Employes Counting Money, Tie Them Up and Escape With All They Con Carry: Mere Than $1.000,000 Left Behind

Masked Gang Of Gunmen Force Vaults Belonging To Armored Truck Firm   Well-Rehearsed Robbery Nets Record Amount Of Loot; Entered Through Seven Locked Doors With Passkeys

Boston Gang Skips ‘Another $1,000 000   Hallowe’en-Masked Robbers Tie Five Men in Garage; Grab Only Currency

Bandits Enter Money Transportation Firm With Pass Keys and Flee With Loot in Laundry Bags.   50 BAGS OF SILVER ARE LEFT BEHIND   Robbery One of Biggest in Nation's History — Two Former Employes of  Concern Sought.

Two Executed At Penitentiary   Double Execution Takes Place A’ Rockview Prison Early This Morning

2 Captured After Crash Ends 85-M.P.H. Pursuit; 3d Man Taken on Street

Tobin Urges Restraint Against Steady Trend l pward In Wage Rates

Tobin Urges Restraint Against Pay Hikes Says Inflation Greatest Threat To Labor

RIVER CUTS MUDDY PATH. THROUGH RENC   ‘Wntold Damage Wrought in Glittering ‘Divorce Capital: Plush Hotels Flooded

Senate Postpones Action on Excess  Profits Tax to ’51   Result Is New Drive To Stack on Heavier Income Taxes at Once

LIFE OF MT. VERNON PASTOR AS MISSIONARY TO AFRICA, PAGE SEVEN   ELECTRIC SIGNS AND STORE : WINDOWS DARK IN FAIRFIELE

TREASURER IN _ HOSPITAL; FUND - -[§ $7,000 SHOR]   Judge Says Ailing Marshall Hl., Official Admits Responsibility.

RESPONSIBLE FOF $7,000 SHORTAGE   42-YEAR-OLD CLARK COUNTY TREASURER ADMITS TOOK FUNDS

North Korean Reds Pushing Close ‘To City   Defenders Send Patrols To -Locate Enemy; Earlier Reports Indicate Yanks Moving Back to Foothills 35 Miles Southeast

Taejon Airfield Abandoned and City Itself Virtually Deserted; No Longer Capital of the South Koreans.

 Babson’s Authentic Statement! Babson Discusses Advertising ‘and the Return in Merchandise Sales Per Dollar Spent

- ECONOMIST REPORTS:  nce ne nee ene tennant Aan iceteenaa Sa gt een ee ne eer arrest na   Paper Is World’s Best Buy; Roger Babson Tells Why

BRINK 3 HEAL Dealnta Vey DEAD BANDITS   Company President Sure Al Nine Money-Grahbbers Will Be Caught.

Bandits Still Elude Capture  But President of Brink's Believes Gang will Be  ts i

MAIL SITUATION IS EASED  Striking Railroad Workers Bow To Truman, Start Back To Work

Rail Workers Return fo Jobs In Most Cities   Strikers Bow to  Truman's Plea; Mail Moving

Rail Workers End Strike At President's Request; Embarao on Mail Lifted

Strikers Heed Plea Of Truman   Rail Yard Workers Back On Job In «Large Cities After 3-Day Tieup

MAIL EMBARGO LIFTED; RAIL WALKOUT ENDS   ‘Ailing’ Trainmen Return to Jobs After Strike

Rail Strikers On Job After  Truman Plea   Workers Bow: to Presi dent; Piked Up Xmas. Mail Starts Moving

Railroad Trainmen Terminate Strike   Strikers Bow To Truman's Words That Walkout Threatens Nation's Security

Roads Shaking Off Paralysis At Bottlenecks, Shipments Start Flowing Embargoes End.

Trainmen Terminate Three-Day Walkout   Rail Service Returning to Normal After Slowing Shipments of War Goods and Piling Up Christwane hAnitl Thenunhaut the Nation.

UNION BOWING TO APPEAL BY WHITE HOUSE  No Settlement Reach  No Settlement Reached Yet, However, In Dispute That Touched Off Walkout.

Railroad Workers Back On Jobs   'No Settlement Reached, However, dn Contract Menita

Workers Bow To Truman Ple To End Strike  No Settlement Reached in  Cantract Dienute

Mail Embargoes Lifted As Roads Begin Movemen   Efforts To Settle Dispute Are Pushed

Striking Railroad Workers Begin Returning to Job:  Mediators Speed Up Drive to End Union’ s

Rail Workers Begin Returning To Work Throughout Nation   Trainmen Bow To Trumans Words That Strike Threatens Security Of Nation: Wage Mediation Speeds

Trainmen Heed Plea Of Truman   Speed Contract Talks; Piled-up Mail Will Start Moving Again

Rail Strikers Going Back; Embargo Ends   ‘Sick? Members Of Union Heed  Truman Appeal

$55: Million Fund Available Shortage of Engineers May Hamper lowa Road Programs

AIR AND SEA FORCES WILL OPPOSE REDS   President Truman Also Orders 7th Fleet to Prevent Attack on Formosa,

Air-Naval Forces To Lend Support For South Korea   Protection Ordered For Formosa; Accietance Promised Philippines

Orders Air, Sea Forces To Support South Korea, Prevent Formosa Attack

Navy Also Is on ‘Combat  Missions’ as Forces Act  Fast on Truman’s Order

Truman Sends Air-Sea Forces Into Fight To Support §-Rorea Against Communist Invaders

8-INCH SNOW FALLS IN NORTH DAKOTA   Flood Conditions in State and Minnesota Are Keported Growing Worse.

NO HOPE SEEN IN CEASE - FIRE   Wu's Silence Dooms  Move To End War

Atomic Sub Proposed by Navy Chief   Congress Asked For $90,000,000 To Build Prototypes

Radical. New Subs Planned   Sherman Asks Congress for Funds to Build Experimental Vessels

NEW TYPE SUBS ASKED BY NAVY   Atomic-Driven Craft Would Cost $40 Million Says Sherman.

Local Forecast   Sherman Asks Funds To Build Atom Sub. Top-Secret Vessels  Navy Chief Savs Atomic Power Only Qhbne OF Four Prangsed New Twnee

CONGRESS ASKED 70) APPROVE. NEW UNDERSEA BOATS   Admiral Sherman Reveals Details Of Modern Warshio Proaram

Rail Strike Drags On   But West Coast Bakery Tieup Ends, and Milk Settlement May Be Near

Federal Agencies Tight-Lipped Over FBI Drive To Round-Up Fuchs’ Cohorts

FED. AGENCIES TIGHT LIPPED ON ATOM SPY DEVELOPMENTS   Members of AKC and Conggessjonal Atomic Committee Re} fo Discuss Manhunt of splrators of Physicist Who" Adrls steating U. 8. Atomic See

Federal Agents Mum On Roundup Of Fuchs Aides  FBI May Make No More Arrests   FBI May Make No More Arrests Until After Trial In London

FBI SPY IS. SHROUDED IN SECRECY   J Federal_ Agencies. Remain Silent. On The Manhunt

Agencies Mum About Drive On Fuchs Aides   Arrests Not Expected Until After Trial of A-Bomb Scientist

Franklin Man Named To Fill Huling’s Post   Harry B. Bradley, Spanish American War Vet, Named Ti  Commissioner Post

TEMPERATURE   Israel, Arabs Get Supplies   Nations Act To Set New Front Against Soviets

‘Strictly Defensive’ Help Will Go To Both Arabs And lerael   Indochina To Get U.S. Economie Aid   100.000 Communi«t Youth Assemble In Berlin For Demonstration

Head of State Health Division Dies   Arm of Dr. C. F, Adams Recently Was Amputated.

Dr. Charles Adams, Missouri s Health Division Head, Dies  Complications After Operation Cause

STATE TURNS RAID CASES TO COUNTIES   Grundy Co. State’s Attorney Must Prosecute Own Father; 100 Troopers Seize 182 Slot Machines.

State Finds 182 SlotMachinesin North Counties   100 Troopers Raid 10¢ Places in Jo Daviess, Grundy, Iroquois

STATE POLICE RAID GAMBLERS IN 3 COUNTIES   182 SLOT MACHINES SEIZED IN SECOND GOVERNOR’S RAID

Slots, Bookie Spots Knocked Off; Surprise  One Official’s Dad Nabbed as Bookie

Lieutenant Edwards Traps Yak Fighter In Clouds Over Korea   Chases Enemy Cratt tor Inree Minutes And Lets Go With Rockets and Fifties

The Weather          UN Cease-Fire Committee in Touch With China Delegates

UN. Envoys Consult Reds   Korean Cease-Fire Negotiations Reported Having Rough Time

UN Group Talks With Reds About Korea Cease-Fire   Attempts To Stop Fighting Reported Worse Than Before

STATE BOARD SELECTS KAZOO AS ‘SAN’ SITE   Local Leaders Feel Action ‘Rigged’ By Board  1ef

Red Koreans Claimed Fou U. S. Landing Craft Destroyed   WARSHIPS IN A   Allied Ground Forces Hold: ing Firm or Gaining  RBeachhead

210-Mile Strip Bombarded By Vessels’ Guns   Meantime, Ground Troops Hold Own Around Perimeter

PRELUDE TO INVASION  Softening up of 210 Mile: Along West Coast May Herald Promised Push

Reds Claim Sinking of Small Boats   British Warships Join in Shelling North Korean Coast; Enemy’s Report Of * Victory’ Denied

Reds Claim 4 Vessels Sunk in Raid   But Navy Denies Landing Attempt, Says Damage Light  Wh Imm nMnpbreoryaonaT

RED REPORT OF UN LANDING IS NOT CONFIRMED   Navy Reports Three U. S, - Destroyers Are Super —« #fjeally Damaged

Prelude to Big Land Offensive Seen in Action   Red Claim of Vessels Sunk Called Attempt to “Save Face”

PRELUDE TO BIG PUSH BY ALLIES SEEN   British and American Warships and Carrier Planes ‘Damage 210 Mile Strip on West Coast. .   MAIN BLOWS ARE AIMED AT INCHON   Reds’ Claim of Invasion Repulse Denied in Washington; U. S. Battleship Cruises Off Pohang.

ALLIED GROUND FORCES _— EITHER HOLD FIRM OR GAIN ALL ALONG DEFENSE LINES

Warships ar Carrier Planes Rip Seoul: Are   Effort Repulsed; C firmation Lacking

Seoul's Porf Target of Ships, Planes   Korean Reds Claim U. S. Landings Have Been Repulsed

BOMBING SEE AS PRELUDE TO DRIVE   Only Superficial Damage On Three Destroyers; Ground Action Good

Officials Deny Red Report of Ship Sinkings   Enemy Accounts of ‘Repulsed Landing’ . Believed Attempt to Manufacture ‘Victory

Allied SHips And Planes In West Coast Of   West Coast of Korea Scene Of Heavy Bombardment

Heavy Attack May Prelude Promised Big Push; North  Koreans Claim U.S. Damage

Navy Denies Landing Type Craft Engaged In Two-DayBombardment   Three Destroyers ‘Slightly Damaged   Ground Sectors Re port Litde Action Exeept In Area Near Taegu

Attack May Be Prelude to Big Allied Push in Vicinity of Inchon; Other Action ~ Relatively Scanty.   THREE DESTROYERS LIGHTLY DAMAGED

Warships, Planes Strike in Apparent Prelude to Push   Reds Claim 3 Destroyers and Landing Craft Sunk

Three Yank Destroyers Damaged   Communist Report Of Landing Effort Is Unconfirmed

Shelling of Seoul Port Prompts Enemy to Claim Three Destroyers, ‘Four Landing Craft Sunk; Denied

Warships Batter North Koreans At Inchon Port  Slight Damage to Thrae Shine Tald

ALLIES STRIKE FROM SEA AND AIR; NORTH KOREANS CLAIM SEVEN U: S: SHIPS WERE SUNK

Communists Claim 4 U.S, Landing Craft, 3 Destroyers Sunk; U.S. Reports Superficial Damave

Bombardment Brings  Red Claim Of Several U.S. Naval Vessels Sunk

Red Koreans Claimed Four U. S. Landing Craft Destroyed   Allied Ground Forces Holding Firm or Gaining Beachhead

Three Destroyers — Damaged in Action   Allied Ships, Planes Pound Coast; Enemv Claims ‘Landing’ Repulsed

Warships Blast Inchon; 3 Craft Lightly Damaged   Bombardment Prompts Reds’ Claim 3 Destroyers, 4 Landing Boats Sunk

Red Report of Landing - Type Vessels Involved In Assault Unconfi*med By U. N. Officials

North Koreans Say Landing  Try Repulsed   Taegu Corner Is Only Area Where Pressure  Still Being Applied

Naval Units Hit Korean West Coast   Attack May Have Been Build-up  For Coming UN Offanciva Action

Task Force Strikes 210-Mile Coastline; Carrier Aircraft Raid Gun- -Emplacements; Ground Troaps Hold Firm Or Gain Ground

Inchon, Port Of Seoul, Is Main Target   3 Destroyers Damaged in Two-Day Bombardment of Red-Held Territory

Carrier Planes Punish Korea's West Coast in Apparent Prelude To Promised UN Big Offensive

Says Only "Superficial Damage" Was Inflicted by Shore Guns on Three Destroyers as Fleet Makes Heaviest Attack of War Near Inchon—North Korean Radio Had Listed Four Landing Craft and Three Destroyers Sent to Bottom.   ALLIES GAIN ON BEACHHEAD

Strike In West Seen Prelude i Coming Push  Reds Claims Landing   Reds Claims Landing Craft Sunk; Three U. S. Destroyers  Hit By Minor Blows

Inchon Given Working Over   Reds Withdrawing Fast Northeast of Yongehon; Toegu Hill Battie: Continue

Governor’s Defense Plans  Get Approval   GOP Legislators OK Broad Purposes

GOP Reception Of William's Plans Lukewarm  Easily Warmest Reception So Far '

Dr. G. M. Cochran New Minister Of  Oil City Church   Many Attend Ceremonies And Reception Held Here Last Night

Peace Strategy Eiforts Centered In World Lineup  Rep. Smith Among Opponents of Plar For Global Setup

DEMANDS RISE FOR PEACE Bil   World Government Urged To End Cold War

 Foes Say They. Would Destroy Free America  ‘Ask Congress to-OK World Government’ as Way to Peace

Congress Urged fo Approve Move Toward World Government But Foes Say Freedom Would Be Lost

US. Asked fo Back World Government   Senate Hears Foes, Backers of Proposal To End ‘Cald War’

Congress Urged To Favor Move. To Secure Peace   World: Government Plan ‘Is Suagested

One-World Covenant Gets Support   Some Senators, However, Voice Bitter Opposition

Urge Solons Approve World  UnionProgram   Some Congressmen Say Federation Plan Is Aimed Against Nation

Congress Gets Plea for One World Regime   Move by 19 Senators Criticized as Peril to a Free America

2.500 Virginia Miners Are Idle  UMW Official Says Men To Return Today

Is Russia Preparing Te Fight?  New Propaganda Hints Possi ibility  mt. ct

Signs Indicate Soviet Russia Preparing To Officially Intervene In Korea War

Russia May  Be Paving Way To War   Propaganda Links Japan With UN Efforts in Korea

LATEST SOVIET PROPAGANDA FAVORS CHINA   Trying to Link Japan With U.N, for Excuse to Fight

Tries to Link Japan With UN Effort   One Report Charge: 48 Japs Captured With U. S. Forees

Intervention by Russians Feared   Red Propaganda Links Japs With Korean Wal

West Watches With Uneasiness Indications Russia May Be Setting Stage to Enter War

Governor Asks Homes Opened to State Wards   65 or 70 Boys and Girls Now Living at Juvenile Home, Toledo

News Day And Night   Action Might Come At Re quest Of Government, He Reveals   Top Negotiator Is Sent To Talks   But Concilliators Express Little Optimism; Talks Will Go On

Bell Walkout Across Nation Set Tomorrow   Jamming Ordered By CIO Union on Long-Line Calls

May Delay Telephone Walkout   Union Official Says That Postponement Is A ‘Possibility’; Tieup Set Now for Wednesda‘

Hang-Up Calls Are Urged To Jam Systems   Walkout Scheduled At 6 A. M,; Final Tes le Sauaht

Final Efforts Made For Peace      Telephone Workers Poised To Strike  Tomorrow Morning

Communications Union Official Hints at Delay   May Request Further Bargaining to Avert Nationwide Tie-Up

Union May Delay Its General Phone Strike   Rail Walkout Is Postponed

Little Hope Held For Settlement of Telephone Issues   Only Last-Minute Break Remains as Chance to Head Off 230,000 Workers? Strike; Truce Expires at Midnight; Mass Jamming Might Interfere

Outlook Dim As Negotiators Make Bid For Settlement To Block Phone Strike

Little Hope Is Extended  As Walkouts Are Widened   Union Has Ordered All Lines Jammed To Hamper Workers

230,000 Workers Gird For Strike Set At Midnight   Panama City Union Awaits Word From Atlanta Headauarter:

Hopes Fading For Settling Bell Dispute   Telephone Workers ‘Set To Quit Posts At 6 A. M. Tomorrow

Telephone Strike Set For6 A.M.   Neither Side Has Least Hope For Settlement; Only ‘Break’ Can Halt 1

Hope Seen For Another Delay Of Walkout   U.S. Mediator Expected To Ask New Neaotiations

FIGHT AGAINST TIME TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   Union Pickets. Alerted For Duty At All Michigan ‘Exchanges

TELEPHONE PEACE OUTLOOK 1S GLUM   Neither Side Holds Out Hope for Settlement

Mediators Fight Against Time In Phone Dispute   Nationwide Strike Is Scheduled For 6 A. M. Wed: nesday; 10,000 equipment Workers  Alrasayv TAle

figh But Unidentified Union Leader Today Says There is "a: Possibility” That Walkout Scheduled for 6 A.M. Tomorrow May be Delayed—CWA Executive Board Could Act on Its Own Decision or by Government Request.   ORDERED TO JAM LINES

Delay Is Hinted In Big Walkout By Phone Union  Peace Talks Near End Without Sign Of Settlement

Desperate Efforts To Avert Telephone Strike Seem Futile   Little Hope Held That Final Conferences Can Avert General Walkout of 230,000 Employes

Hint Phone Strike May Be Delayed   Postponement Is Talked by Important Union Official

PHONE WORKERS MAY POSTPONE THEIR WALKOUT   Peace Hopes Rise as Efforts To Break Deadlock Are Continued

Union Board Could Caneel Walkout; Ching Sends Top Aide   CW A Seeking Package 37. Cent Hourly Wage lnerease

CWA Union Threatens Wire Jam   ClO Official Sees Truce *Possibility’

Equipment Installers Already Out As Negotiators Make Last-Ditch Efforts

Says Board Could Postpone Strike Set for Tomorrow   U. S. Mediators Press Waqe Talks

Telephone Strike May Be Delayed   Union Official Makes Statement, Bu Does Not Want to  Be Identified

CHANGE occ FOR DELAY IN PHONE STRIKE   Union Could Halt Walkout on Its Own or Request from Govt.

Phone Strike . Peace Efforts In Final Hours   Last Minute Action  By Truman Seen as Only Hope to Avert Walkout Wednesday

Ching to Send Top Negotiator fo Avert Tieup   Board Can Call Off Walkout; 37 Cents Package, Union Goa

New York, April 25. (AP)—Hopes dimmed’ today. of  halting a threatened nationwide telephone strike tomor:

High Union Official Indicates Negotiations May Go on as New U.S. Mediator Flies to N.Y. Parley

Nationwide Strike Set  Tomorrow   Company And Union Pessimistic About Chances Of Accord

GOV'T TRIES 10 BREAK: ~ DEADLOCK   Move on to Avert Walkout Called for 6:00 A. M; _ Wednesday in Dispute Over Wages. coo   BOARD EMPOWERED TO DELAY STRIKE   Communications Workers Asking for 37¢ Hourly Wage Increase for 204,000 Bell Employes. <.

Mediators Hunt Peace Formula   CWA Official Hints Delay as Walkout Deadline Nears

Strike on Entire Bell System Slated  Tomorrow Morning  ClO Leader Claims Tieup Postponement Might Be Ordered

Union Chief Says a Delay Is Possible   Cyrus Ching Attempts to Break Parley Deadlock

rosiponement of Strike Possible Phone Union Official Says  Walkout Set for Tomorrow May Be Delayed  CHING AIDE ON WAY  Conciliator to Meet With C. W..W. to Try to Break Wage Talk Deadlock  Bulletin  Washington, Apr. 25, UP—The

Ching Sends Top Worker To Meeting   Walkout Scheduled Tomorrow Morning May Be Averted

U. §. Conciliator Flies to New York To Meet Union   Government Tries To Settle Rail Strike in Truce

Telephone Strike May Be Delayed   CWA Official Says Union Might Postpone Its Walkout

Walkout Slated Wednesday A. M.; Federal Conciliation Director Sends General Counsel To Fight Deadlock

Conciliator Moves To Break Deadlock   Walkout Scheduled Tomorrow; Union Ordered to Jam Lines

Deadline Nears For  Phone Halt   Possibility of Averting Walkout at 6 AM of Telephone Workers   STILL NEGOTIATING   Supervisory Employees Alerted to Take Over Switchboard Oneration:

‘Hope Revived With Nationwide  ,  Walkout Scheduled Tomorrow      Union Official Says There Is a ‘Possibility‘ Of Postponement Before 6 A. M. Deadline; Equipment Unien Planning ‘Jamming’ “Tactics

CHING SENDS IN TOP AIDE   Union's Executive Board May Order Locals To Continue Bargaining.

Union May Put Off Nationwide Strike Set for Wednesday  U.S. Conciliation Director Sending One of Top Aides ten Nanathiatiang

American Airlines Trims Operations Because Of Walkout   More Schools Close To Save On Coal Fuel

Prefers Jail Term To Opening Files   J. Edgar Hoover Says He Will Not Give Up FBI Loyalty Papers

FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover Would Choose Being Jailed To Opening Secret Records

J. Edgar Hoover Prefers Going To Jail Rather Than Give Up Secret FBI Files

450 Parcels of Property to Be Sold at Auction   Tax Sale Conducted at Courthouse‘On Monday Morning

Cass Tax Sale To Be Held Next Monday    County Treasurer to Sell 4of Pieces of Property For De  Jinquent Taxes

Two Million - . Reserves to be  Made Available   _Truman_ Expected To Sign Order. . Early Next Week

Draft Order To Call Reservists  Expect Truman To Sign By Next Week

Reservist Call Being Drafted   Truman Expected To Siqn Next Week

Congress to Stay On Due To Korea War   Expect Request for More Defense Fund:

Hoosier Solon Pushes Lewis   Jacobs Offers ‘Last . Chance’ on Charae

Wittenberg May Ban Fraternity  Chapter Suspended After ‘Hazing’ Mishap

Cold Weather Is Promised Easter   Winter Garb May Be Appropriate in Sunday Parade Over Much of Eastern Half of the Nation

You May Wear Winter Garb Easter Sunday  Weather Bureau Isn’t Quite Sure Yet What ta Predict

WINTER DRESS MAY BE BEST   Weatherman Indicates Easter Temperatures Are To Be On Cool Side

Easter Sunday Will Be Cold   Indications Are That Chilly Weather To Carry Over Holidays.

Easter Parade  Outlook Glum  Weatherman Not Too OptimisticForSunday

S. Koreans Told They Must Bear Rebuilding Brunt   ECA Offers Aid, Asserts Nation Should Take The Initiative

Heavy Agenda Seen For Ohio Legislature  Record Batch Of Bills Readied For Monday Opening

Ohio Legislative Session To Start t Monday  je cay Dr oted By Refer ureau

CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM NOW BEFORE HOUSE   , Bomb Shelter Funds ' Of $2,500,000,000  Included In Plan

GOV. WILLIAMS IN TWIN CITIES   Visits Fruit Market And Food Processing Plants

5 LOSSES FOR SEASON   Gallaghers Will Meet Kansas City Softball Team Tonight

Fresh Snow and Severe Cold Mark lowa Weather Mar   Highways Icy In Nearly All Parts of State

Fresh Snow,  Severe Cold  Hits State  Report Highways Are Hazardous.

Foes Trade New Charges   Senator Omits His Spy Claim; Lattimore Answers With ‘Fakery’ Blast

Senator Drops his Immunity to [Issue Challenge   Makes Charges In Speech to Marine Leaque

Says Lattimore Policy Follows Red Pattern   Espionage Charges Are Not Repeated In Public Address

Hits Lattimore for ‘Red’ Policy in Public Speech   Far East Expert, Dared to Sue, Says Senator ‘Weaseled’

Villisca School Fund Shortage is Revealed by Audit  Vernon Offers to Resign as Head Of School System

‘Claim Woman ‘Dead Before Air Injection      Witnesses In Sanders Tria} Testify They Thought She Was Dead

Jury Hears Witnesses  For Sande   Supervisor of Opinior Sufferer Was Dead Before Iniection.   “Awful Pallor.”

Witness Says Mrs. Borroto Was Dead Before Dr. Sander Injected Air In Veins

Dr.Sander’s Defense Is Underway   Nurse Testifies She Thought Mrs. Porroto Dead Before Injection

(Nurse Supervisor Testifies She Thought Patient was ‘Dead Before Air Iniections

Donnell Opens  His Campaign ,   Suggests Cut In Non-Defense Expenditures

CUTS IN SPENDING URGED BY DONNEL      SENATOR, IN SPFEFPCH OPEN. ING CAMPAIGN, ASKS SAY. ING FOR VICTORY.

London Dock Strike Ends   Workers Moke up Minds Quickly When Find They’c Return of Lose Jobs

ALLIES SHOWER CHINESE AND KOREANS WITH CALLS TO SURRENDER PROMPTLY

Early Senate Action Seen— Riley May be Confirmec as Judge Before Christmas

Committee Acts Swiftly  Senate May Confirm Riley Before Christma:

Five Western Rails Prepare For AFL Walkou   {4-Day Milk Stoppage At Pittsburgh Seems Near Settlement

Raitroad And Auto Strikes Are Scheduled   Briggs And Hudson Strike Calls Issued: Switchmen Slated To Walk Gut Sunday

Pittsburgh Milk Strike Appears Near Settlement   Officers Patroling Enka Rayon Mills

Western Railroads Shut Off Service For Sunday Strike   3 Charged in Ekna Gunfight; — Peace Looms in Milk Shutdown; Guild Picket Line Break Soucht

UAW Orders 30,000 Out at Briggs Mfg. Co.   Switchmen Are Prepared for Walkout Sunday

Briggs Walkout Ordered; Hudson Strike Approved   Printers Asked To Cross New York Guild Picket Lines

PACIFIC POWER TO BE AIM? Russ Developing lee-Free Ports In North Korea

Russia Reported Preparing Ports In North Kore   Development Would Give Russia Ice Free Ports South Of Vladivostok   PORTS ARE LEASED FROM NORTH KOREA   Reds Are Completing Three 35,000 Ton Battleships And Submarines

But Red Spearhead Strikes Far South   As Yanks Beat Off Assault, Invaders Reach 30 Miles From Peninsula’s End

Reaches Point 30 Miles From Southern Coast In Squeeze Movement   U. S. Troops Beat Off Heavy Attacks For 2nd Straight Day In Taeion Area

Farm Wife Shot, Child Murdered   1.000 Aroused Citizens Search Calera Swamps

Hoffman Asserts FKreeMenTo Win   Stalin Knows He Would Lose Any Fight, Retiring ECA Chief Declares

Cool Frent Is Moving late Texas After Rain  Clear Skies Are Prevailing Over State

Truman Asks More Funds  For ‘Voice’   President Requests $89,000,000 To Hal Red Propaganda

EX-CABINET MEMBER DIES   Bainbridge Colby, Wilson’s Secretary of State, Dead At 80.

Bainbridge Colby Died Last Night   Last Secretary of State in Wi'son Cabinet Opposed Recognition of Russia

Colby Dies; Was Wilson’s State Secy.   He Snubbed Reds— First Wife Was Nathalie Sedewick

Bainbridge Colby Dies; Was Secretary of State Under President Wilson

Colby: Former      As Secretary of State He Wrote Historic Note Asainst Russ Resime

COLBY DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Last Secretary Of State Under Woodrow Wilson Expires At 80

Bainbridge Colby, Cabinet Member Under President Wilson, Succumbs; Had Opposed Russian Recognition

Bainbridge Colby, Secretary of State Under President Wilson, Dies at 80

Jumped Many A Fence Bainbridge Colby, Former Secretary Of State, Dead At 80

Aged Politician Dies Last Night  Bainbridge Colby Served under Wilson

COLBY, ENEMY OF SOVIET, DIES   Last Secretary Of State Un der Wilson, Succumbs Ti Heart Attack — Politica Individualist,

Bainbridge Colby Dies at Age of 80   Was Lest Secretory of State Under Woedrow Wilson

Ex-Secrefary Of State Dies  Rainhridac Calhyw   Bainbridge Colby Served Under Wilsor

Bainbridge Colby, State Secretary 'Under Wilson, Is Dead At 80 Years

He Will Risk Contempt Proceedings Episcopal Rector To Refuse  To Testify In Murder Trial

House Votes Spud Control   Senate. Expected  To ‘Send - Measure To. White. House This Week

Imposes Sharp Curbs in Future Years  Biuitharitu Grantad   Authority Granted to Give Away Accumulated Spuds

RIGID CONTROL OF POTATOES IS GIVEN BY HOUSE   Price Supports Denied Spuds Grown Outside Production Rules

HOUSE PUTS OK QN BILL TO END SUPPORT   Irish Potatoes Are Placed Under Rigid Control Plan

House Approves Bill Limiting Price Props on Potatoes   Stiff Production Curbs Wir Approval; Senate Action On Act May Come Today

Imposes Sharp Curbs in  Future Years  Authority Granted to Give Away Accumulated Spuds

House Okays  Potato Curh   Bill Would Deny Support To Uncontrolled Crop

House Restricts Price Supports On Potato Crop  ‘Bill Bans Spuds Grown Outside Of Set Acreage

Two of Struck Railroads Step Up Operations   Furloughed Employes Recalled on Third: Peace Talks Continue

2 STRIKE LINES STEPPING UP OPERATIONS   ‘Pennsylvania Moving More  Freights; Southern Recalling Men  7   NO PROSPECT OF QUICK SETTLEMENT

Railroads Step-Up  Activitiés   No Sign of Break in Six-Day-Old Brotherhood Strike

No Sign Of Break-Up In Deadlock   200,000 Railroad, Allied Workers Idled By Firemens’ Strike

Emergency Operations Stepeud Up   Bill Still There Is No No Sign of Break in Rail Strike.

» Rail System: ) Up Hauling pite Strike  2 No Signs  Early Break Walkout ~

No Developments At Rail Parley   Santa Fe Lifts Embargo On Freight West

2 STRIKE-HIT CARRIERS EASE SERVICE CUTS   Third Begins To Recall Workers; No Break Seen After Talks

Both Pennsy, Santa Fe Run More Trains  Western Line Lifts   Western Line Lifts Freight Embargo in Face of Strike, but Trattie Pace Laos

No Sign Yet Of Early Break In Negotiations  Strike Broadened Against Southern

Two Struck Lines Boost Emergency Operations 3rd Recalls Som   3rd Recalls Some  -Furloughed Men,  ‘But Mediators Make No Headway

Wiscom in Race for Senate Seat  Second to Oppose Sen. Hickenlooper

40 AT VETS REUNION    Jesse Davis Elected Commander o} Battery B at Banquet

INJURED FARM YOUTH: SAVES LIFE WITH GUN’   Shoots Out Ignition Switch To Free Hand Cavzght In Corn Pirker

Chancellor Deane W. Ma - lott Addressed the Group This Morning   TO VISIT ALL HOUSES

GOING TERO RUSH WEEK   Chancellor Deane W. Ma - lott Addressed the Group This Morning   TO VISIT ALL HOUSES

STORMS, HEAT WAVES IN FREAK U. S. WEATHER   California Coast Raked by _ High Winds; 90-Degree Heat in Tulsa.

Destructive Storm Smashes Hard At Pacific Coast Area; One Killed, Scores of Others Injured

Storm Strikes California; New One On The Way   Sacramentos Power Lines Rinped Out; Nevada, Idaho Hit

Storm Lashes Pacific Coast; Damage High   Seores Hurt, 1 Dies In °Friseo District; Lines, Vessels Down

Storm Causes Heavy Loss To Pacific Coast   Winds Up To 75 Miles An Hour Rake Coast From Santa Barbara North To Oreaon Coast Area

Northwest Hit By Wind Storm From Pacific  Another, Perhaps Lesser One. Ie Due

Vicious Storm Hits West Coast   Midwest Swelters In Freak Weather

Pacific Coast Area Swept By Fierce Storm  One Dead, Scores  Hart. And Damage

F reak Storm Batters Coast Of California   Une Dead, Many Hurt In Wake Of Terrific Winds, Heavy Rains .

Lawmakers Review Farm Bureau Ideas On Ending Inequities in Cotton Allotment

 Headed By Judge F, Cortez Bell... Countywide Council Will Direct  ‘Clearfield Civilian Defense Work

Illinois Hunting Season Opens With 3 Fatal Accidents, Murder Mystery

‘Hunting Season Opens with Fatal Battle Over Birds, Death of Hunter's Fiancee

. Daiieiiaiaiininial a MACE RP ENEE F  ‘Probe Death of Sicilian Bandit King

McCarthy Called By Loyalty Body; Seeks More Data  Senator Says He’s Of To Check On Further Lattimore Evidence

M'Carthy Goe: On Secret Trip For Evidence   Senator On Mission After Appearing in Lattimore Hearing

M Carthy Leaves On Secret Trip   To Probe Security Staff Of Departmen

Arms Increase Bill May Be Five Billion on   a  / fone   Funds Held Urgently Needed To Aid North Atlantic Area

More Billions for Arms Aid May Be Sought   Amount Would Be in Addition to Korean War Funds

ARMS AID HIKE SEEN URGED BY TRUMAN AIDES   $5 Billions More For West Europe Said Backed by Group

SEEN URGED BY TRUMAN AIDES   $5 Billions More For  West Europe Said  Backed by Group

= ausia Ler rordne  ‘Recluse Bequeaths 5 Million; 173 Other Claims Rejected

Cousin Wins Estate Over 173 Claimants  _ $5,000,000 Left By Wealthy Reciuce

ROMANIA EXPELS U.S. PRELATE   Bishop O’Hara Is Given Three Days to Depart

Romania Orders O'Hara te Leave   Action Against Diplomat No Surprise to Vatican

Romania Orders Georgia Bishop To Leave Post   Last Vatican Envoy In An tron Curtain Nation

Accuses Churchmen Of Spying Against Romania, Hungary And Czechoslovakia For An _ “AngloAmerican Espionage Centre’ In Istanbul.

Marshes May Halt Red Tanks   Route to Pusan Run: Through Lowlands

Reds Face Marshes Plus U.N. Forces On Way to Pusan   Slowdown of Advancin; Communists Can Be Accomplished, Say Experts

Korean Reds Power Drive Must Cross Marshes. Lowlands On Drive to Pusan

SENATORS ASK OUSTER OF LIE   Attack U.N. Leader For Proposal To Seat ‘Soviet China.

Balance Sheet For Week Says News isn’t All Good On Hot, Cold Fronts   Yanks Win Gamble With Inchon Landing: Reds Attack In Indo-China

YARDLEY VOTERS TO PASS ON IMPROVEMENTS   Voters Will Decide Question At Election To Be Held : On May 16th

YARDLEY TAXPAYERS 09,000 BOND ISSUE   Voters Will Decide May 16 On Improvements   REZONING CONSIDERED

Guard Train Crash Dead Total Is 33 And May Go Higher   Guard of Honor Takes Bodies of Victims to Wilkes-Barre Armory

x w «6 Pennsylvania Guardsmen Die In Ohio Wreck  33 Killed As Troop  Train Is Rammed

; DIE IN TRAIN WRECK; MOST OF - VICTIMS SOLDIER’   “Spirit of St. Louis” Crashes Into Rear of Carrier Bearing Pennsylvania Guardsmen.   STALLED IN FOG; TOLL MAY CLIME   Flares Were Burning but They Did Not Stop Oncoming Engine—Three Critically Injured.

20 Soldiers Are Injured; 27 Remain In Hospitals   Fast Train Ranis Stalled ‘Trooper’ With Guardsmen On Way to Camp

More Bodies Taken From Debris Of Troop Train Rammed By Streamliner   Workmen With Steel-Cutting Torches Probing Mass Of Twisted Metal For Bodies Of Several Reported Missing

Death Toll Rises To 33 In Troop Train Crash  More Bodies Sought In Wreckage; 97 Of GN Hart Are Stil

33 GUARDSMEN LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Troop Train Rammed By *Spirit Of St. Louis” In Ohio Fog   SOLDIERS EN ROUTE TO MILITARY BASE

Troop Train Toll Rises to 33 Dead   61 Soldiers Injured Three Probes Started

Three Bodies Found Under Wrecked Diesel Engine Near Coshocton, Ohio; All Are Badly Mangled

33 Dead in Troop Train Crash, Find 3 Mansled Bodies   Bodies Found Crushed Under Diesel; Scores More Hurt as Pennsy Spirit Of St. Louis Rams Rear of Stalled National Guard Cars at Coshocton

Rail Crash Death Toll Goes Higher   33. Soldiers Die In Collision Of Troop,  Passenger Trains

Most of Wreek Victims Belong To State Guard   Rescuers Search for More Bodies; Crash in Ohio Happens in Fog

Death Toll in Ohio Troop Train Crash Climbs to 33   See Other Stories on Page 10

BOARD CHOOSES COLLEGE HEAD   Edward Kidder Graham Jr., Elected Chancellor Of Woman’s College Of State  Tlniversity

BLOC OPPOSES APPEAL 10 UN ONCHINACRISIS   Nationalist Demands Against Anti-Reds Are Voted Down

First Quantity of Gasoline from Coal IMade at Price Called “(Within Reason   Coal-Steel Pact Near in Europe

Production of Gasoline From Coal In Missouri Plant Announced By Government Bureau of Mines ~

Americans Of Future May Drive Autos With Gas Made From Coal. Tests Show

Gasoline Extracted From Coal   Liquid Fuels Are Produced In Practical Quantity For First Ti--e

First Quantity of Gasoline from Coal Made at Petco Called ‘Within Reason’

Calls Nurse's Death Suicide   Body of Missing Helen Maciolek. Found Neer New Hampshire Home.

Pretty Secretary of Doctor in Famous iMurder Trial is Found Dead in Ravine

NORTH KOREAN FORCES PUSH TOHEED GDAST   New Activity Is Seen As Direct Threat To Port Of Pusan .

First Divisior  Hurls Hard  Counterblow MaeArthur Reports  Considerable Power

Another Thrust In Southwest Seals off Ports   New Blow Believed Aimed At Shearing Off Southern End of Peninsula

Maj. Gen. Dean Wounded And Also Massing  Army Ann   Army Announces That Officer In Korea Is Casualty

Leader Assisted — Unit Withdrawal  : Reds Pursued Up East Coast; Yanks   ’ Reds Pursued Up East Coast; Yanks - At Taejon Forced to New Retreats

Gen. Dean Wounded and Missing in  Action, Army Announcement Says First Officer of General Rank to Become Casualty in Korean War

Confirm Missing Gen. Wounded  Dean's Interpreter Verifies Rumors

New Demands For Atomic  Defense Heard   Civil Program Is Pushed By American Citizen Groups

New Anti-Aircraft Arm With 12-Mile Range Reported   Development Is Seen Soon Navy Asks Authority To Build Atom-Power Sub

New Weapons Are Planned By Military, Using Atoms  Radical Departure From Traditional   Types To Be Tried

ARMY BUILDING GIANT ROCKETS   New Weapon Expected To Blast Foe 12 Miles Up In Skies — Navy Developing Atomic Submarine.

US. Perfects New, Deadlier  War W eapons   Study Of Cosmic Ray Atom Subs Lead List Of New Experiments

Won't Be Safe at 12 Miles High   Army Developing Weapons That'll Knock Down Warplanes ot That Height

Army Will Get ‘Super Ack Ack Gum’  tk a * ik * ke   [Defense Plans Reveal Radical Developments; Weapons Test:

ies «i Slee: iiatiaaliataaiiall  Navy Plans Study Of Cosmic Rays

‘Army Plans Weapons to Destroy 12-Mile-High Planes; Navy Asks to Build Atomic Submarine

NAVY WANTS TG BUILD ATOMIC POWERED SUB   Stepped-Up Construction Program Outlined By Admiral Sherman   SNORKELS WILL BE ADDED TO U-BOATS

Army And Navy Both Announce Michty Weapons   Anti-Aircraft Gun, Atomic Submarine, Rocket Announced

New Weapons Hit Headlines  Expects To Knock Down 12-Mile High Planes

FEPC Bill Hits House; South's Filibuster Folds  Lengthy Night Session Likely To Reach Vote

HEAD OF BRANOUN BANK 1 ACCUSED OF 3200 THEFT   Bethel W. Eiserman, 52, Sald to Have Admitted Irregularities Totaling $82,000,   TOWN IS SHOCKED BY NEWS OF ARREST   A Civic Leader, He Was Treasurer of Church and Active in Masonic Circles  — Released on Bond,

Tydings Group Probe Near End   M‘Carthy To Press Investigstion Alone

New City Hall Contract Let  Quarters for Chamber Provided if Wanted

Proposed *Measure, to Go Into Effect: at{Discretion of PresiMent, Woilld Make All Men Between Agesiof 17 and 20 Liable for One Yeak Military Service.

Launch Drive For Training  Boys 17 to 20   Effectiveness of Law Would Be Left Up To President

Government Pushes UMT Proposal   Congress Sees Prompt Action On Johnson Request

GI Insurance Bill Approved   Free Policy Plan Passes In House; Sent To Senate

lerrified Reds Lager lo Quit   Hundred Surrender: After Air Attack (BULLETIN)

Stecl Union’s O.K. On Raise Offer Awaited  Polievmakers Meet On Issue; 16-Cent Boost Speculated

President Asks For $1,222,500,000 For Carrying On Arms Aid Program

Asks More Money To Rearm Others   Truman Wants Over Billion Plus Power to Shift Other Funds at Will   FOR OVER 14 NATIONS

Truman Asks $1 Billion to Rearm Allies   Bulk of Money io Bolster North Atlantic Nations Against Red ‘Mantle of Totalitarianism’

President Wants $1,222,500,000 To Extend Existing Aid Program: Wants Funds On A Mobile Basis

Congress Urged to Act Soon   Delay May Strike Fatal Blow to All Efforts for Peace

President Makes Arms Aid Plea   Seeks Funds To Rearm Nations Against Soviet Attempt To Rule World   ONLY SURVIVAL HOPE   Asks Money for Atlantic Pact Allies To Arm  Selves Against Foes

Over Billion Sought to Rearm Allies  Building Defensive - Strenath Aaainst

Russia Cited As Probing ‘Weak Spots’   President Says Freedom’s Hope Is in Great Power

To Rearm Free Nations Against Russian Forces   Says Soviets Tryinc Trying To Cloak World With Mantle Of Totalitarianism

‘Stop-Russia’ Plan To Help Other Nation:   Hope For Survival Rests on Program, Convcress Warned

Over Billion Sought to Rearm Allies  Building Defensive - Strength Against Russians Is Goal

Wants Billion To Rearm Free Parts of Globe  Johnson Requests 3-Y ear Eytancian aft Deaft Act

More Arms for Russians fo Respect Is Truman Appeal   President Asks Big Sum for Free Nations to Defend Themselves.

Pres. Truman Today Requests Funds From Congress to Carry Forward Work of Helping Free Countries Pre‘pare Against Russian Forces Seeking Totalitarianism — Seeks Powers to Shift Money to Meet Emergencies.   TO HELP OVER 14 NATIONS

President Asks Over a Billion For Free Nations Rearmament   Congress Told Democracy's Hope Depends On Ability to Create Defensive Strength Soviet Union Forces Won't Dare to Test

Asks More Money To Rearm Others   Truman Wants Over Billion Plus Power to Shift Other Funds at Will   FOR OVER 14 NATIONS  President Doesn't Name Those He Would Help to  Stave Off Communism

Urges Arms For Allies  In Europe   Truman Asks Congress For Funds to Pay For Program to Enable Pact Nations to Resist Reds

Desires To Meet Soviet Probings For Weak Spots   Johnson Urges Law To Allow Chief Executive Draft Men At Any Time

For Defense Of Democracy   More Than 14 Nations Would Share Building Strength Against Reds

Costs Of Living Attain All-Time High, U. 8. Says   Nov. 15 Index Apparent! ! Is Due For Further Increase

Living Costs Continue  Steady Rise  Wholesale Price Trend Portends Further Rises

Cost of Living Hits Another All-Time High   Further Rises Likely As Wholesale Prices Set New High Record

ACTION ENDS LONG CAREER FOR ADMIRAL   Lost His High Post In Dispute Over  Unification

Adm. Denfeld Requests Navy To Retire Hin   Quster As Navy's Head Officer irks Denfeld, Asks Retirement Date Effective March 

Second Capital Plans Eyed In Event Of War  ~ Decentralized U.S.   Decentralized U.S, Government Is Aim Of Congressmen

SEN. TYDINGS DISCUSSES DETAILS   Dispersion And Underground Installations Proposed   Declares One Bomb Could Wreck “Nerve Center Of Our Nation’’

U.S. Weighing ‘Cave’ Capital For Atom War   Congressmen Bare Plan of Alternate National Offices

Plans for: Second Capital Studied   _ Would be Used In: - Event of Foe Attack’. On Washington, D. C.

Senator Says Defense Officials Are Studying Plan to Set Up Second Capital for United States

Defense Officials Consider Setting Up Second Capital For Use In Event Of Attack; May Be Underground

 Defense Officials Consider Second U.S. Capital For Use!n Event Of Atomic Attack

Defense Chiefs Study Possible ‘2nd Capital’   Structures Might Be Placed Under Ground To Foil Enemy Blows

Study Plans to Move Capital In Event of Attack   Dispersion of Government Seen As a Necessity

Second U.S. Capital Considered For Use In Event of Atomic Attack

Another SifeFor Capital is Being Studied   Atomic Weapon Threat Causes Planning of Emergency Capital  For Any Major Crisis

‘H-Bomb Makes Everything Different  Auxiliary Capital Is Now Planned

Senators Study Second U.S. Capital [For Use in Event of Enemy Attack

Second Capital ls Advised For Safety Of U. S.   Destruction Danger By A-Bomb Foreseen

Second Capitol In Case Of War Under Study   Congressman Warns That Single Bomb Might Paralyze  U.S. ‘Nerve Center’

SECOND U. S. CAPITAL SITE IS CONSIDERED   Officials Study Plan hh Event Of Attack By An Enemy

4A-Bomb Protection— —  ANOTHER. CAPITAL FOR U. S. ‘PROPOSED IF ENEMY STRIRES

Alternate U.S. Capital Considered For Use in Case of Enemy Attack

Defense Officials Reveal Precaution PP PP PPP PLLA LPP LPL LPP LLLP LPL LLP PPP PLL  2ND_U.S. CAPITAL UNDER DISCUSSION

Officials Study Advisability of Second Capital   Civilian Defense Chief Will Soon Recommend Dispersing Key Targets

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Navy Torpedo Bomber Crashes in Ocean at Cape May

Consider Report For Draft End   Report of Methodist Group Sees Serious Consequences in Law

Consider Report For Dratt End   ‘Report of Methodist’   ‘Report of Methodist’ Group Sees Serious  Consequences in Law

Chrysler Idles Over 117,000   Supplier Concerns Are Also Threatened

Congress Asked For More Funds ToExpand TVA   Dams To Be Built On South Fork Near Kingsport

$111 Million Asked To Aid TVA Projects   $78 Million lion Would Be Tacked On To Plans For Fiscal Year

Mother Drowns 2 Children But Fails In Suicide Effort   North Carolina Woman Took Three Youngsters And Walked In Creek ‘Until I Thought They Were Dead’ Officers Report; Home-Breaker Is Blamed

Roving Pickets Shut Down Nonunion Pits, Block Firemen on Way to Tipple Blaze; 55,000 Others Made Idle by Layoffs, Steel Company Will Furlough 23,000 -

Pickets Increase  Violence in Fields Fu el Starved Firms Cut  es ae ae

Political Round-Up  Taft Enters Limelight, Says Opponent Dropped T-H Issue

Seats In Senate Hotly Contested In Nov. Election   Taft, Ferguson Fight Nearing Chimay In Ohia

Taft Says ClO Has Dropped Act Qut Of Campaign   Declares Support From Working Class Made Policy Change

Jacob A. Malik, Least Vituper ative OF all Red Delegates to the UN; He  Takes Over as Chate marron Tuesday

New Round of Price Hikes Noted Across the. Nation   Cost of Cigarets, Milk and Bus Rides Goes Up in Scattered Sections Taday

Browder Denies Calling Lattimore Communist Aide  Former Party Boss   Former Party Boss Asserts He Never Met Far Eastern Expert

DENIES OAYING LATTIMORE 15 A COMMUNIST   Also Denies Testimony About “Bigwig” Red Meeting in New York.

Story by Budenz False, Browder Reports Today   Former Communist Chief Denies Word about Lattimore, at Senate Hearing.

Browder Say: Budenz Gave False Data   Categorically Denies H Told Budenz That Lattimore Was a Member  Of Communist Party.

Communists Deposed Boss Is Subpenaed To' Testify    Browder Expected To Deny Under Qath That  _He Terthed Lattimore A Communist Spy

Denies Linking Owen Lattimore And Communists   Former Party Secretary Takes Issue With Budenz Statements Under Oath; Denies Red Meeting

EARL BROWDER TESTIFIES AT SPY HEARING   Ex-Leader of Party Says Budenz Gavé “False” Report to Committee.

Ex-Communist Boss Testifies Budenz Falsified   Perjury Charge Against One or Other Expected

Denies Called Owen Lattimore A Communist  Former Party Chief Testifies As Cannba idarcotmm

Browder Says Under Oath Budenz Gave False Testimony Abouf Latlimore

Browder Denies Ever Describing Lattimore As Active Communist  Former Head of Communists in U. S. Refutes Budenz’ Testimony

Former Top Red Denies He Ever Called State Aide A Communist   Aide A LOMMinist  IPR Not A ‘Cell,’ He Says On Stand      Witness Refutes Story Of McCarthy's Chief Man In Red Spy Hunt

Former U.S. Commie Boss Says Lattimore Not A Red   Claims Louis Budenz Gave ‘False’ Testimon) On McCarthy’s Target

Browder Denies Charge That He Labeled Owen _ Lattimore As Communist

Former Party Chief. Claims Budenz Gave ‘False’ Testimony   Says He Doesn‘t Know Lottimore

' Denies Qategorically That’ Told Former Communist 1 denz That Lattimore Was Cc munist; Said Statement Is Fa   MEETING MENTIONED NOT HELD, HE SA

TESTIMONY BY BUDENZ FALSE  Denies Stating —  i a S ahd anon sv Pye   Denies Stating Latimore Member Red Spy Cell

Labor Loses A Champion  Liberal Representative T aginalk! nf Minkican

ie ALLESINSKL, LEADER OF HOUSE mr GROUP, DIES   Veteran Congressman Fatal. ly Stricken At Home In Hanrkharn. Mich.

Lesinski Dead; Barden Seen As ‘His Successor   House Education And Labor Committee Head Is Stricken Suddenly

Rep. Lesinski Dies Suddenly At His Home   Leading Champion of Labor in Congress Heart Attack Victim

Rep. Lesinski DiesinDetroit   One of Labor's Champion: in Congress Stricker With Heart Attack.

Rep. Lesinski Dies Suddenly Labor Backer  ATi alstwn nm itLtiarmnonnrat   Michigan Democrat Championed Aid to Parochial Schools

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Rep. Lesinski, Dem Leader In Congress, Dies   Unexpected Heart Attack Fatal At Home In Dearborn

STATESVNDIES AT HOME   Coneresstan John Lesmaki Dies Karly This Morning Following Heart Attack — Waa Sorving Ninth Suceessive Term in Michigan House,

John Lesinski, Of Michigan, Dies In Sleep   Heart Attack Is Fatal Te Pro-Labor, New Deal Congressman

REP. LEStiNSKI DIES IN SLEEP   Staunch Supporter of Labor Stricken At Home In Detroit.

Rep. Lesinski, Labor Champion, Dies Early Today   Veteran Congressman Who Served Nine Terms Was T-H Foe

House Labor Committee Head Dies Suddenly  John Lesinski, Veteran Detroit   John Lesinski, Veteran Detroit Lawmaker, Stricken

REP. LESINSKI DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Michigan  Congressmai Was Labor Champion, T-H Law Foe

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Rep. Lesinski   Congressman From Michigan Planned To Seek 10th Term

Lesinski, House Labor Chief, Dies   Committee Head, Foe of T-H Law, Served Nine Terms

Rep. Lesinski, Michigan, Strong Labor Ally, Dies of Heart Attack

Rep. Lesinski, Labor Backer, Dies At Home   9-Time Michigan Lawmaker Heart Attack Victim At 65

YOU GET MORE: FOR FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR AT SH SHRAKEKERP WoOTNnBece 4.2

Communists Face Growing Unrest, Gen. Mae Says  Fnemv Hauls Out Bio Rifles   Enemy Hauls Out Big Rifles  In Preparation For Campaign

MacArthur HQ Says Red Drive Curtailed   Previous Dispatches From Front, However, Report Armor-Led Forces Smash Through U. S.-Korean Defenses At Chonan — Also Tell Of American Retreat From Key Rail City 20 Miles North Of Kum River

North Koreans Are Bringing Up Reinforcements  Out-Numbered U.S. Forces Make New Withdrawal

Out-Numbered Yanks Forced To Withdraw   General MacArthur Reports Communist Offensive Curtailed

Big Losses Fail To Check Enemy   U.S. and British Planes Launch Surprise Attack From Carriers

Camouflaged Koreans Use Pincer Move   25th Division Beats Off 2 Attacks   KOREAN SITUATION:  Outline Of All Activities

Navy Asks Funds To Build Atomic Propelled Sub  Budaet Requests   Budget Requests Disclose Advance In Ship Desians

Navy To Build Atom-Powered Submarine   Also Bares Plan to Turn Out Guided Missile Combat Vessel

Other Plans Are Revealed In Request ©   Plan to Convert Cruiser Into a Guided Missile Combat Vessel

Navy Plans Atom-Power Submarine   Adm. Sherman Asks $335,000,000 to Modernixe Fleet

hiram,  N avy Will Build Atomic Submarine   Proposed Program Would Cost $335,000,000, Adm. Sherman Says; Radically New Type U-Boat Is Contemplated

Other Plans Are Revealed In Request *  Plan to Convert Cruiser Into a  Guided Missile

Atom-Powered Sub Planned By U.S. Navy   $335 Million Program Disclosed by Sherman —Authority Asked for Varying-Type Vessels

Navy Plans for a New Type Sub   Atomic Power to Run Craft; Seek 112 Ships

Navy's Plans To Build New Subs Are Told   1 Would Be Atomic Powered; Cruiser To Be Changed

nee RAE APRS SAT lUlU ES OO  B-29 Shot Down at Sea By Own Guns   Defective Safety Control Allowed Bullets to Set Fire to Outboard Engine

B-29 BOMBER SHOT SELF DOWN S AY SURVIVORS  CHOTS FROM TURRET   SHOTS FROM TURRE} GUN HIT ENGINE DURING PRACTICE

SHOT ITSELF DOWN   U.S. Bomber Was Hit During Gunnery Practice  Wednesday

Bomber Shoots Itself Down In North Sea   Bullets Hit Engine; Three Killed, Four Reported Missing

Quizzers Find Bomber Shot Itself Down   Three Lives Lost As Motor is Hit in Gunnery Run

Says Crashed B-29 Shot Down by Fire From Its Own Guns   Rescue Hopes Dim For Four Crewmen Still Not Found

Plane Shot Itself Down, Officer Says   Bullets From B-29 Struck Engine, Setting It Or Fire; At Least Three Airmen Killed

Big Bomber Shot Itself Down, Is Air Force Report   Machine Gun Practice Has Fatal Ending for at Least Three Fliers.

B-29 Shot Itself Down   Own Bullets Struck Right Engine During Firing Rup As Safety Devices Failed

Fire From Its Own Guns Wrecked It  Unlucky B-29 Shot  Itself Down in Sea

Officials Say B-29 Shot Itself Down  Safety Device Failure Blamed for Crash of Bomber in North Sea

Bomber Crash In Sea Caused By Its Bullets   United States B-29 Shot Itself Down In Freak Aerial Mishap

Report Bomber Shot Itself Down During Practice      North Sea Plane Trageds Blamed On Failure Of Normal Safety’ Devices

Mandate to Cross. Parallel Seen Today    Vishinsky Blocks * Day-long Efforts of UN to Reach Vote

WILL ISSUE APPEAL TO LAY DOWN ARMS.   General Assembly Restimes Sessjon to Vote on = Eight-Power Western Peace Plan — Vishinsky Blocks Vote Effort Fridny.

French Minister? Proposes Military   Pleven Suggests German Soldiers

German Army Units Urged  Fronch Peemijer Has   French Premier Has Plan to Use Troops In European Defense

RUMOR VINS TO REPLACE. DEAN ACHESON   "Swapping" of Jobs May Toke Place, One Renact Hints

“‘Taday's Index   CONNALLY CALLS COTTON CUT ‘UNLAWFUL, MORALLY WRONG’

Delay Decision On Rent Control  Senate Lukewarm On Any Comoromise

Two Nations Back Plan   R. E. Olds, Automotive Pioneer, Near Death

TAX WRITERS FACE __ EXCISE DECISION   To Decide .Whether 01 Not To Defy Veto Over Big Slash

Tax Writers Turn fo Issue   Must Decide Whether to Defy Presidential Vete on Cut in Excise Levies.

Soviets Announce Plan To Construct World's: Largest Dam on Volga River

9 Sander Trial Jurors  Chosen; 6 Are Catholics  Lack Of Religion Challenges Believed  T.. Indlnate Maeed Teena BDuled Out

Tax Curb Aims At ‘Profiteers   Demoerat to Speed Action By House Commitiece

Profiteers . “Mills Wants Excess  -Profits: Tax’ Added” To Defense Contract

Navy ‘Freezes Transients on Pacific Coast   Men at Receiving Stations Held Ready to: Fill Ships’ Needs

Posse Seeks ‘Ala. Negro for  sa wemsshmicte il esc rianeEacate a e RS e  LA  -Rane--Murder

POSSE OF 1,000 — MEN HUNTS FOR NEGRO RAPIS1   Attacker Shoots Child To Death In Mother's  Arms.

GOP Senators, Probably Figuring on Better Than Even Break, Want Ballots for Gls

GOP Solons Seek Ballots For Gls  Bridges, Saltonstall T. Cl. Dt TL*. Wr...

SIMILAR TO WARTIME MEASURE  GOP Senators Propose Overseas Ballots For November Election

Democratic 81st Congress Mauls Truman Program Worse Than Did the Republican 80th

Traman Still Faces Battle For Program  81st May Maul Planks Even More Than Did

CYCLE CRASH PROVES FATAL TO POLK YOUTH   Wesley L. Gordon, 21 Dies of inure In  Franklin Hospital

CYCLE CRASH PROVES FAT AL TOPOLK YOUTH   Wesley L. Gordon, 21. Dies of Injuries Franklin Tecekal

Milk Price To Go up  Two Cents   Commission to Allow One-cent Differential for Store Purchases

700 Kokomo Pupils Strike   Protest Demotion OF Grid Coach To Teaching Status

Thrusts At Taegu Halted By Allies In Counter Push   17 Enemy Tanks Knocked Ont On Northern Front By U.S. Sth Air Force

Seaman Set To Strike On Saturday  Request To Stay Walkout Rejected

Army Crews Prepare to Bring Down from Japanesé Mountainside Bodies. of 35. Americans Killed on Filght from Manila.

Army Crews To Remove Bodies In Plane Crash   All 35 Aboard Plane In Crash In Japan Killed

RAIL STRIKE MEDIATION IS NOT WORKING   Union, Management Conference Is  Deadlocked

County Parties Reorganize at B’town Meets   R. Hudson Heads GOP As All New Officers Are Named—Democrats  Reelect All Officers

Reorganization  Of Parties Set  Committeemen of Two Parties Will Meet at Brownstown Saturday

Daily Worker's Manager Silent   Bart Refuses to Reply to Committee Queries

DAILY WORKER MANAGER MAY EAGE GHARGES   Committee Chairman Hints at Prosecution for Contemot.

3 Democrats Nominated for High Court   Judge Hollingsworth Of Mexico in Running For State Justice

3 Demos Nominated To Fill Vacancy  On Supreme Court  All Are Now Members Of State Judiciary; Boek Ebest "F2 Rhee

Three Democrats Nominated for Supreme Court   Goovernor Smith Is to Appoint One to Fill Bench Vocomncyr.

Culberson Exit Leaves Vacancy Daniel And O'Daniel Possible Contenders —

‘Good Neighbor’ Policy Important — To Future Welfare of Americas

‘RE RED TRREAT:  Wise Leadership Required To Combat Rising Menace Of Reds In Latin America

SEES NATIONS QN BRINK OF WORLD WAR   ‘ Lie Tells UN of Peril » To Peace and Life of ~ The Organization

STATESMANSHIP NEEDED TO HALT ANOTHER WAR   Trygve Lie Sees “Serious Danger To Peace Of World”   SUGGESTS SEATING RED CHINA IN UN

Fifth Annual Report  Bold Statesmanship N eeded To Avert New War, Says Lic

Lie Sees Dire Threat To UN And To Peace   Says Only Enlightened Leadership Can Help Avert World War III

Lie Asserts Bold Action Needed To Halt Drift To War   U. N. Secretary Cites Peril To Peace Organization's Existence in Report

Lie Says Bold, Enlightened Statesmanship Is Needed To Prevent New World War   Report Circulated As Russia And Western Powers Gird For New Round In U. N. Battle

Lie Makes Fifth Annual Report On UN  Korean War Claimed Mayor Peace Threat

Statesmanuship Needed ~  Only Bold Action Will alt  T hreat of War, Lie Declares

Bold Step of Statesmanship Needed to Halt Sag Into World War IIL, Lie Says

LIE HAS LITTLE HOPE AVERTING WORLD WAR Il   Bold Statesmanship  Needed If Third War Is To Be Avoided

Bermuda Sodding  Demonstration Set  Lotest Type of Equipmen: Friday on  To Be Used Fi Busby 4-8 Sanckh

Bermuda Sodding Demonstration Sef  Lotest Type of. Equipment To Ba Used Friday on Busby 4-3 Rench

COPPER AND BRASS DENIED CIVILIANS   ‘Pinmbing, Heating And Automotive Industries Affected By Order

Rail Firemen Join Demands For Pay Hike   Seek 35c Per Hour, Nonoperating Unions Also Seeking Boost; Steel Parleys Start

UN Schedules Show-Down Vote On China Reds   Council to Decide if They Should Testify At Manchuria Probe

UN Showdown Seen Ne: aring  On China Reds   They May Testify On Charge Ll. S. Planes Raided Manchuria Areas

Communist Plan To Block U.S. Arms Aid Flayed   Anti-Red Unionists Will Unload Boats in Italy

Action to Strip His Citizenship Delayed   Two Aides Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison: Trio Ereed on Bail; New Trial Plea Denied

A YO-YO WEATHER ACT   Kansas Temperatures In for Some Ups and Downs This Week

POLICE DELAY ACTION IN PLANE BOMB PLOT   Man Under Arrest May Be Charged With Attempted Arson and Sabotage.

Court Action Against John Grant Delayed as Offictals Plan Addition of Further Charges

If Another War Breaks Out It Looks Like Mama and the Girls Will Be in It Too

Atom Program  May Be Hiked   Still Larger Expansion Likely To Be Approved

AEG IN SECRET PARLEY WITH ATOMIC GROU   Senate-House Committee Said to Favor Project of Commission.

More Atomic Weapons Asked By Congressmen   Expansion of A-Bomb Program Under Discussion

Senate Studies Social Security Pay Increase   U. S. May Boost Atomic Defenses

Expansion of A-Bomb, H-Bomb Program May Be Advised by Senate-House Atomic Group

A-PROGRAM MAY EXPAND   AEC-Congressmen Discuss Greater Hydrogen, Atom Production.

May Recommend More Funds for Bombs’ Program   Atomic Committee -Considers Subject

Still Larger — Atom Program  To Be Urged   Committee Expected To Endorse Expansion Of A-Bomb, H-Bomb Development Projects

May Boost Making Of A-Weapons   Congress Committee Seen Proposing To Expand Program

MAY EXPAND ~ PROJECTS FOR SUPER BOMBS   Pilot Plant Planned in Indiana for Step in Hydrogen Process.

Expansion of A-H Bombs Is Under Study   Lawmakers Considering Plan to Widen Activity In the Production of Atomic Weapons

New Expansion in Modern War Defense Urged   «Congress Committees ‘**to Follow Wishes of =’ Cammission, Hint

Atomic Group May Propose Bomb Program   Joint Committee Expected to Recommend More Defenses

Atomic Defense Expansion Plan Urged by Group   Commission Request to Be Honored, Word; Estimate Runs High

Committee May Urge Further Bomb Expansion   Congress Group Believed - Likely To Call For Step_ ped-Up Program; Heavier - Spending Is Anticipated

SEEK TO EXPAND BOMB PROGRAM   Indicated By Lawmakers Following Closed Door Group Meeting

FEPC Advocates Filibuster Southerners On Cotton Bil:   Japanese Lawmakers Decide ‘Democracy Is Great’ After Visit To SC Legislature

Civil Righters Use Filibuster   Tactics Delay House Action On Cotton Acreage.

House Civil Rights Backers Delay Southerners’ Urgent Cotton Bill

Lesinski Fights.  . Veh dte Fire With Fire  in House Battle  H-Bomb Decision His Own, Asserts Truman Te frase

Crommelin, On Indefinite Furlough, Promises to Battle Unification

NAVY CAPTAIN FURLOUGHED   Capt. John G, Crommelin, Critic ot Unification Program Declares He Will Neither Retire Nor Stop Attacks on Pentagon’s Policlés.

GRITIG OF SERVICE UNITY DISCIPLINED-BY-THE: NAVY   ~ Crommelin Placed On-Furlough; To Draw Half-Pay

Fleet Removal Seen Price of Far East Peace   Envoys of Red China Here for UN Discussions

Red China's Envoys Reach New York   Want U. 5. Fleet to Withdraw  From Formosa

Representatives Hint Price for Far East Peace Is Withdrawal Of Fleet From Formosa

Local Forecast   Chinese Hint Peace , Hangs On Formosa   Might Quit Korea Fight If Seventh Fleet Is Called Off

Down eee Down eee Down...   Red China Envoys. Hint Peace Price Is 7th Fleet Remova:

Chinese Communist Delegates Arrive in  U.S. for UN Talks  Hint Price for Peace Is Withdrawal of U. §  Fleet From Formosa

Red China Delegate Hints Removal! Of Formosan Fleet Is Peace Price

Look to New Coa Contract Parley   To Wait Before Taking New Steps in Mine Strike

Revived Coal Talks IBoost Peace Hopes   U.S. Believes Mmers May Return As Pact Parley Resumes Wednesday

Federal Officials Are Hopeful New Bargaining Sessions May Bring Action in Coal Walkout  Miners Still Refuse to Go Back To Work Throughout U. S. Today

Government Is Hopeful Of Success In Coal Row   Sessions Will Begin With bewis, Owners Again Wednesday

Officials Hope For Coal Peace   New Bargaining Sessions To Get Under av Tamorraw.

A SHADOW OF HOPE IS CAST ON. COAL FRONT AS PARTIES ARRANGE NEW PEACE MEETING   Mine Workers’ Leader And Soft Coal Oporators Arrange Bargaining Sessions For Wedneeday As Gevornment Officials Seo A Chance Of A New Coal Contract

Officials Hopeful OnMine Parleys  New Coal Contract May Be Produced

Government Hopeful Of  Settlement   Miners Continue To Defy Leader’s Work Instructions

Lewis, Coal Operators fo Talk Wednesday   Government Waits Results Before New Crack-Down

Story Of Hospifal Wedding Is Winner   ee  Wins First Place In Daily News Fieid In Opinion  SAL Beamer Vian

Big 3 Talk United Army  For Euro pe   Marshall Expected To Have Big Effect In Winning Over British, French

SAYS TRUMAN OF BYRNES   President Says Ex-Secretary Can Do As He Wants  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Comments On H-Bomb, Coal Situation, Vaughan, Missouri Politics

‘HE CAN DO AS HE D~ PLEASES’  President Discounts Byrnes Attacks

He Can Do As He Pleases Is Only Comment   Former Cabinet Member to Run for S. C. Governorship

Truman Says Byrnes Is Free Agent   Says Ex-Secretary of State Can Do as He Damn Pleases

Truman Says Byrnes Is Free Agent; Will Keep Vaughan as Military Aide

Truman Stands. By Gen. Vaughan After Criticism  si A Sh   Says Byrnes Can Run For Governor If He ‘Damn Pleases

Truman Trifle Unhappy Over Byrnes’ Move   Former Secretary of State Critical of Fair Deal Plan

—SO. CAROLINA— Byrnes is Free to Run —Truman   ‘CAN DO AS HE DAMN PLEASES’

President ''Emphatic’’ In Answer fo Question On Former Secretary

Byrnes Is Own Boss Truman   ‘Can Do As He .D----D Pleases’ Won’t Fire Aide

President Stands by Vaughan  Byrnes Is Free Agent Truman Says Tersely

Congress Steps Up Efforts to Ready U. S. Defenses   Acts After Truman Says Russia is Preparina for War

President's Talk Steps Up Efforts Of Congressmen  Would Get Defenses   Would Get Defenses Ready for Any Crisis

Republicana Suggest Troman Might. Be Clouding Teane of U.S. Reda

70-Group Air Force Predicted  Truman’s War Charge Stirs Foes, Friends

Truman's Blast At Reds Boosts Defense Actions   Republicans Suggest President’s Blunt Talk Aimed At Taking Focus Off M’Carthy Charges

Forts Inv. S..  . GOP Suggests Ter Tatk Aimed As Cover-Up Por Becds-In-Gavr

[ruman Speech Pushes Efforts To Defend U.S.   GOP Solons See Attempt To Take Minds Of People Off McCarthy Charges

Truman Warning About Russia Spurs Officials to Ready U. S. Defenses

U. S. To Push Defense Plan Against War  Truman’s Charges Russ Plan War Spurs Action

TRUMAN'S TALK STIRS CONGRES   Statement On Russia Wa Preparation Steps Up Defense Efforts

Congress Acts To Build Up U. S. Defenses   Steps Up Efforts After President Says Russia Is Preparing For War

STEP UP EFFORTS TO GET NATION'S DEFENSES READY   TWO GOP SENATORS DISPUTE POINT IN PRESIDENT’S TALK

Truman Declaration Russia Ready For War Steps Up U.S. Preparations

Warning By Truman Spurs Defense Work   Assertion That Russic ls Preparing for War Draws Comment

Truman Speech Steps Up U.S. Defense Plans  - Two Republicans See _ Attempt To Minimize - Threat at Home

Action Seen After Truman Warns Of War   GOP Solons Suggest President’s Speech Just Clouds Issue’

TRUMAN STIRS UP CONGRESS   His Speech On Russia Speeds New Defense Plans.

NEW WEAPONS BELIEVED KEY WORLD PEACE   Two Republicans Say Truman’s Blunt Talk Is Attention Diverter

But GOPers Say War Count Against Reds Was Political Move   Arms Funds Hike Is Seen By Hill   Alabama Senator Also Sees Aid Plan Okay, Draft Act Extension

Truman Assertion Steps Up Attempt ToReady Defense   Republicans Say Talk Is Aimed To Swerve Attention From Probe

U. §. increases Defense Tempo   Effort Follows After Truman Talks on Reds

Defense Action Is Stepped Up   Truman's Talk Steps Up Efforts to Get Ready For Crisis

THREAT OF. WAR WITH RUSSIANS STIRS CONGRESS   Armed Service Appropriations Will Be Increased—Few Senators Criticize President.

U. N. Bloc Moves To Break Deadlock Over Secretary Lie  14 Nations Led By U. S. To Request Assembly Extend Norwegian’s Term   Tito Assures Hungry People U.S. Food Shipments On Way  Declares Aid To Drought-Stricken Areas Obtained Without Any Strings

Doctor Who Examined Woman Before Air Was Puf in Veins Did Not ‘Detect Heart Action

“’ _ vancer, not Air, Seen  As Killer’   Sander Jury Told Ancther Doctor ‘ Could Detect no Action of Heart

ATTORNEYS TO CONVENE    Attorney General Calls for Meet i in Toneka January ?7

SOCK MARKET TOUCHES BOTTON   Prices Level Off After ~ Barly Decline, Many Issues Seesawing

State Voters To Choose Candidates For 9,600 Offices In Primary; Generally Fair Weather Expected

Off-Year Vote Ts Expected To Be Light   Party Machinery Also To Be Set Up By Primary Ballots

QUAIL HUNT IS ON   Weather Difficulties Encountered In Opener Vesterday

K RECORD STORM ES HITS FLORID.   SWEEPERS SUNK R BY RED MINES   ‘One Dead, 12 Missing Near Wonsan

Pittsburgh Coal Dealers Adopt Rationing Plan; 85,000 Miners Off Jobs

Dealers Order Coal Rationing   Rail Service Is Cut, Plants Fear Closing As Supplies Dwindle

Fifth Of Miners On Strike Today: Star Rationing  el Industry And Reloads Alen eady

Some Penna. Miners Resume Work Today  Action By Counsel For NLRB Awaited In Coal Dispute

Pittsburgh Coal Rationing Starter   Predict Electricity Will Have to Be Rationed Next

FIFTH OF U. S. COAL MINERS ARE STRIKING   Rationing Of Electric Power, Steel Industry Shutdown Looms

Dealers Order Coal Rationing In Pittsburgh  Give Top Priority To Hospitals, eS i ean ome

Tito Warns His People Of ‘Plot  Russian Aims Bode Yuaoslavs No Good

Armies Of 660,000 Men In Neighboring Cominform States Menace Yugoslavia’s Borders; He Pleads For Peace

GRAHAM NAMES THOSE OPPOSED TO HIS POLICIES   Senate Candidate Doesn't Look For  _ Support Of Privi-leged Leaders ' Or Those Secking Pow er For Selvea.

Graham Sees Opposition From Certait Fields; Joyner Carries Smith’s Banner

Tractor Driver Awarded $268 By Trial Jury:  William Fischer Get Judgment for Fifth  frLl CT _*  _ 3 Tr. ...._....

Tractor Driver Awarded $268 By Trial Jury:  U7illiacws Gls nckaws. £   William Fischer Gets Judgment for Fifth Of Claimed Damages

President Expected To Make Decision Soon On Successor To Lilienthal

Successor To Lilienthal To Be Named Soon   Truman Choice For Atomic Commission Stirs Speculation

Expect Truman To  Name AEC Head   Speculate on Successor To Li'ienthal For Atomic Energy Post

Selection For AEC Post Due  Personnel Advisor   Personnel Advisor Visits Truman

Truman Is Believed Abouf Ready to Name Successor fo Lilienthal on Atom Board

Truman fo Name AEC Head Soon   Appointment Expected Soon with Don Dawson Visiting President

Truman Expected To Fill AEC Job  Talk With Dewson Soure Speculation

HEAVIER MAILBAGS Yule Mail Backlog Clears Through Main Terminals

Holiday Mail. Embargo Ends; Backlog Fading   Railroad Yardmen Back on Jobs; Packages Leaving Key Terminals

MANY PROJECTS SEEN HALTED  ‘Pork Barrel’ Funds Put In Deep Freeze By Truman

WALKOUTS HIT TERMINALS IN THREE CITIES   Mere Stoppages ‘ Are Scheduled  tn Wane Dientuta

SEEK GERMAN WIVES -Dent, Minn., ‘Bachelors’ Write Frankfort Mayor

CONNIE MACK RETIRES   Had Been Manager of the Phila delphia Athletics Since 1901

Connie Mack Quits As Boss Of Athletics  Baseball's ‘Grand Old Man’ Held Post Since

Mack Quits As Manager Of Athletics   ‘Baseball’s Grand Old Man’ to Be Replaced By Jimmy Dykes

Connie Mack Steps Out as A's Manager   ‘Grand Old Man’ Will Be Succeeded by Jimmy) Dykes in Philadelphia

MACK RETIRES AS ATHLETICS’ BOSS   Managed American Cir. cuit Team Since 1901

Connie Mack Refires as A’s Manager  Jimmy Dykes Will Take Post Held ‘Grand Old Man’

Henry Wallace Denounces Implication That He Wasn’t Trusted With Secrets

Ex-Viee President Tes tiffe.s  Wal Denies Responsibility fa ronium Shinments to Russia

Wallace Defends His Atom Record   Was Trusted With Facts _ He. States

‘I ‘L'WAS FAITHF FAITHFUL’  ~ Wallace I Disclaims Role  In Uranium Shipment

Wallace Denies Knowledge Of Uranium Leak  Denounces Slur By   Denounces Slur By Implication Of Unreliability

Wallace Raps Implications Of Mistrust   Denial Made That He Knew About Uranium : Shipments

Wallace Disavows Any Responsibility In Red Shipments Of Uranium   Wartime Vice President Denounces Implication He Could Not Be Trusted With Certain Confi dential A-Bomb Information

Wallace Denies “ver Violating A-Bomb Secrecy   Former \ icepresident Says He Had No Part  In Uranium Shipments

High Past @4 Hours   Dr. Sander Gets His License Back But Faces Another Hurdle

Restore License  To Dr. Sander   Practice To Be Limited Until Re-Adm-.ssion Into County Society

Private Clubs Shun Permits, Use “Lockers”   ‘Liquor Chief Says System Can Be Illecal

5 Senators Named By Vice President To Probe Rackets.   Barkley Says ae Was Not Car. ;  About Committe

‘Stall’ Charge From G.O.P. Brings Action   Retort by Barkley Declares President Was Not Consulted

CRIME PROBE BOARD NAMED   Barkley Appoints 5 Senators To Investigate Gambling.

Barkley Names 5 Senators To Make Nationwide Investiqation Of Crime

Five Senators fo Check on Crime   Wiley Is on Group Named by Barkley

Name Senators To Probe Crime  Truman Not Consulted,  ~ a  —- ie: a

BARKLEY NAMES SENATE CRIME PROBE MEMBERS   To Conduct Nationwide Investigation of Crime and Corruption.

Crime Probe Group Namec   Vice President’ Barkley - Names 5 Senators With out Consulting Truman,

House Shouts Approval of Big Fund Bill   Congressmen Cont d Truman Speech Doesn't Go Far Enough

Truman Calls For Nearly 3,500,000 Men In Armed Forces As Soon As Possible-Higher Taxes, Lonaer Working Hours Seen .

Marshall Asks U. S. For UMT   Secretary of Deferise Makes Appeal After Reing Sworn In

Gen. Marshall Appeals For Adoption Of UMT  Makes Maiden Speech As Defense Sec’y At Testimonial For Rep. Wadsworth

Four Dead In Car Mishap   Soldiers In Tranait Killed In Collision With Milk Truck

Four Soldiers Die When Car Strikes Truck   Collision Occurs on Higiway 24 Intersection Nehr Huntington: Ewo Injured

Texan Move To Slash Appropriations   Proposes Amendment For $750,000,000 Cut by President

Texas Congressman Starts Move fo Slash $750.000,000 From Appropriation Bill

Appropriation Cut Proposed in House  Rep. Thomas Would Slash $750 Million— Vote Seen Wednesday

New Proposal Would Direct Truman to Slash Spending   Amendment, However, Would Prohibit Cuts in Funds Set Up for Military Activities

Bill Would Demand Cut By Truman   Slash In Military Funds Prohibited In New Proposal

Plans To Offer $750 Million Cut In Budget   Would Reduce © All Agencies But AEC, Defense

Move To Cut Funds Bequn   Lawmaker Would Chop $750 Million Off Appropriation

UNESCO Support Of Fight Seen  Emergency Session Of Group Planned

MUNESCO To  Back UN War Against Reds  ,, Meeting Called For Paris To 

Stock Mart in a Record Climb   Leading Issues Move Up, Sell at New Peaks

Duff-Fine Party Will Visit DuBois   Governor and Members Of His Slate Scheduled to Hold Reception Her  Tuesday Morning.

Another Force  Traps 3,000 Reds in North   UN Troops Seize Two More Heights Along Southwest End of Front: Communists Stand Pat as Battle Laas

Move Against Enemy Softened By Artillery  Planes Pound 40,000 Poised For Drive On City: Pohang Tran Set For 3.000

Taegu Defenders Launch Attack  ' Cavalry Division Stabs to North; Special Force Attempts Trap

Gov. Carlson And Arn Win In Kansas   Landon Suffers Setback; Aiken Leads Carl Rice

Victors By Big Margin   Aiken and Anderson Top Demo Slate in Kansas Primaries; Qharn Tandon Sethac’)

Carlson and Arn  Win . Nominations   Will Carry G. O. P. Banner in November Race for  Governor, U. S. Senate   ANDERSON, AIKEN, LEAD   Are Probable Demo Nominees Over Senator Potucek. Carl V. Rice

Carlson, Arn Sweep Entire State Election   Representative Cole Wins Easily In First District Race

TESTIMONY ALL IN   Jury to Start Deliberations it Jones Case Monday

Secretary of Commerce Calls for St. Lawrence Seaway Construction

Sawyer Claims Project Needed to Help Country   Essential to Economic Strength, Security, He Tells House Committes

No Information Is Given Out On Allied Force  Censorship Is Not Imposed But News .  ts Being Restricted

ST. PAUL'S TO  ENTERTAIN AT 2-DAY MEETING   Convention of Women’: Auxiliary to Nationa! Council Here Oct. 24-25; Bishop to Open Meetings

MICKEY TO TELL ALL Cohen Ouigo Tops Income  $250.000. Probers Find

Find Mickey ts Just About Broke   “Borrowed” Huge Sums, Doesn’t Pay It Back

ENDORSES U. N. STAND   Western Europe's Minister Coun cil Condemns North Korea

Politics Blamed In Attacks On Johnson   The Secretary Of Detense Strikes Back At His  C ritice

Johnson Hurls Election Views  Ouster Answer Given Te New York Damo

‘Won't Quit’ Stand Taker By Johnson   Claims Politics. Behind Demands  For Resignation

JOHNSON HITS BACK AT DEMAND HE GIVE UP POST   Defense Chief Says Politics Is Back of Attacks on Him and Secretary Acheson,   REPLIES TO LETTER FROM CONGRESSMAN   New York Representative Tauriello Had Said Johnson Had Last Confidence of People.

Yugoslavia in Sudden Move   Savers All But Token Diplo. matic Relations With On¢ Red Satellite, Albania

TITO BREAKS ALL BUT TOKEN TIES   Diplomatic Relations ThreadBare After Sovietled Quarrel   ALBANIAN LEGATION IN BELGRADE ORDERED OUT

Yugoslavia Breaks Ties With Albania   Tito Takes Most Spirited Step in Balkan Nerve War

Truman Quoted As Comparing Stalin With ‘Boss’; —— goth Congress With—The—Politburo_Of_Russia-

Truman-Byrnes Rift Is Aired in Beok by Daniels   States in Biography President Felt His Secretary “Ran Out”

‘Truman Biography Published ‘Truman Quoted as Saying Rurnes ‘Lost Nerve’

Byrnes Failure As Secretary, » ‘President Says   New Biography Quotes Executive as Saying Former “Lost His Nerve at Moscow’: Also Cites Truman Failures.

BYRNES FAILURE AS SECRETARY OF STATI   Truman, Quoted In Biography, As Having Said South Carolinian “Tost Nerve”

STALIN LIKE PENDERGAST? New Book Quotes Truman: ‘Byrnes Failed Miserably’

Truman Feels Byrnes ‘Lost Nerve in Moscow’ And Failed as Secretary, Biogra pher Writes

TRUMAN'S BREAK WITH BYRNES LAID ‘TO MOSCOW TALKS   President Quoted as Saying Former Secretary “Lost Nerve” at Conference With Stalin.   HELD CONCESSIONS   WEAKENED HIS POLICY   Biography by Jonathan Dan iels Says Executive Feit Byrnes “Failed Miserably” in Cabinet Post.

Rift ‘Twixt Truman and Byrnes Traced in Daniels’ Biography Of ‘The Man of Independence’

120 ON THE LISTS   Will Serve As Election Of. ficials in Tuesday's Primary

Adv UN THE Lik Will Serve As Election Of ficials in Tuesday's Primary

BRUSSELS SCENE OF WILD RIOTING AGAINST LEOPOLD   LIEGE PARALYZED BY STRIKES; STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED

Slate of Siege Declared as Riof Flares in Liege  Socialist Followers Opposing Leopold  Desesslerma, ities

Anti-King Men Riot in Belgium, Troops Called In  Rioters March Through  Brussels Streets in MArnee DNamane bentinn

Troops Used To Quell Wild  Leopoldhioter:   Liece Paralvzed By strikes: Rebel Regime Reported Started

Are Out to Drive King From Throne   Wild Rioting by Thousand: of Anti-Leopoldists in  Brussels   Port of Antwerp Is Par alyzed as Lock Workers Go on Strike

Government Calls Out Troops as Civil Strife Over Leopold Spreads

Wild Rioting Breaks Out  In Brussels *;   State Of Siege In ~*' Liege Declared; City Paralyzed By Strikes And Cavernor Resigns

Belgian Army Unit To Move Into Liege  State of Siege  Is Declared By  i ’ Government In } Tr J. .2..%°. 1 gm *%—

Belgium Swept By New Outbreak  Anti-King Rioting Flares in Cities

Troops Called Out To Quell Riots in Belgian Cities  “State of Siege”’ Declared in Paralyzed Lieae

ANTI - LEOPOLDISTS RIOTING WILDLY IN BRUSSELS   State Of Siege Declared In Industrial Liege

Wild Rioting Breaks Out Anew In Brussels Today; Stafe Of Siege Declared for Liege

Anti-Leopold Riots s Sweep Over Belgiutr   State of Siege Is Declared in Liege, Troops Called Out

Brussels Scene Of Wild Riots Over Leopold   Rebels May Establish Socialist Government In Different City

Wild Rioting In Brussels By Anti-Leopoldists   State Of Siege Declared In Liege; Seek To Drive King From The Throne

Brussels Riots While Leopold Stays Secluded   By GODFREY ANDERSON Of the Associated Press

Anti-Leopoldists Riot Anew; State Of Siege Declarec   Liege Paralyzed By Strikes; Governor Resigns His Post

Belgian Army Unit To Move Into Liege   State of Siege Is Declared By Government In Industrial City

Wild Riots Flare Again In Belgium   King's Foes Rebel; One City Under State of Siege

Brussels Scene of New Rioting   State of Siege for ‘Liege Is Declared

Wild Rioting Throughout Belgium As Anti Leopoldists Demonstrate 

Rioters March Upon Brussels Opposing King   Near-Revolution Grips Country; Socialists Active

Wild Rioting Flares Anew in Brussels   State of Siege Ordered in Industrial Citadel of Liege

'Mobs Run Wild  New Anti-Leopold Riots \Break Out In Belgium       ; > ,

Anti-Leopoldists Continue Wild Rioting In Belgium   Ry GODFREY ANDERSON

Wild Rioting Is Renewed In Belgian Capital   Declare State of Siege In Liege As Foes of Leopold Roam Streets

Wild Rioting by Thousand: of Anti-Leopoldists in  russe   Port of Antwerp Is Par alyzed as Lock Workers Go on Strike

New Rioting Grips Sector of Belgium  State of Siege Declared at Liege; Governor of Cite Resiens Pract

Wild Rioting Against Leopold Rends Belgium   Siege’ in Liege; Brussels Torn By Bloody Clashes

Wild Riots Break Out In Brussels  State Of Siege Declared In City Of Liege

STATE OF SIEGE {S$ ORDERED IN CITY OF LIEGE   Socialist - Led Forces  Call Strikes, Demon strate In Attemot To  Drive King From  Throne.

Leopold Foes Renew Rioting In Brussels Government Orders  State Of Siege In Liege; Governor Quits.

State of Siege Declared   in Industrial City   of Liege; March Theaugh Heosecls

State Of Siege Declared In Liege; Anti-Leopoldists Renew Rioting

More Riofing Plagues Belgium   State of Siege Is Declared in Liege

Troops Alerted As Anti-Leopoldists Stage New Wave Of Riots In Belgium

Renewed Riotin Breaks Qut In Brussels Today   Troops Ordered To Lieae, Where State Of Siege Exists

Thousands Riot Today  In Belgium   Wild Disorders Break Out In Brussels; State Of Siege In City Of Liege

Wild Rioting Breaks Anew In Beleitum   Antileopoldists Cause of Strife in Brussels: Lieze  Has Strikes. Put Under  Bees of Bian

Reds Pound Table; Deny Fearing West   Plans for Anti-Aggression Forces Bring Wild Outhracks

QUICK KILL IS SOUGHT BY INVADERS   Major Battle Now Raging Along All Of 200-Mile Front

North Koreans Attack Savagely   Wedge Is Driven Between U. S. 25th Division And South Korean Sixth Division Near Ichon Village

Battle May Determine Korean War   Armored Onslaught Is Made Against Center of American Lines at Yongdong   Covers 200 Miles   Fighting Stretches Over Great Area; Enemy Supplies Hit

Ist Cavalry Bears Brunt  Of Assaults   Enémy Goal Is To Drive Americans From Peninsula

90,000 Men Attack Under Fire Curfain   Battie to Determine War Trend, Says  U. S. Headquarters Re RET MAN MORIN

Americans Are Outnumbered 4 To { In Battle   Wedge Smashed Ir Gi Lines; Tons Of Shells Blast Area

Enemy Reported to Have 90,000 Men Involved in Crucial New Engagement

90,000 Reds Are Thrown Into [Decisive Battle   Nine North Korean Divi- sions Launch Drive To Oust Americans; Weather  Hampers Air Support

90,000 Troops Hurled  At American Positions   Attack Made Behind Tanks

Nine Enemy Divisions in Victory Try   Supply Lines Crippled, Foe Makes Bid for Quick Knockout.   (Map on Page 8.)   Small Wedge.

Reds Throw 9 Divisions Into Fight   Defenders Forced Back in Spots, But Line Still Holding

American Foothold at Stake in Battle Along Entire 200 Mile Front

‘Nine Red Divisions Now in Action;  Wedae Splits U.S. Allied Troops

90,000 Troops Are Hurled At U. S. Forces   Decisive Engagement For Foothold in Korea Being Fought

Invaders Stab In Rain Along 200-Mile Fr ont   Enemy Divisions Number 90,000 Men

U.S. TROOPS LOSE SOME GROUND BUT LATER HOLD CENTER   Ist Cavalry Bears Brunt Of Assault By 90,000 Men In Critical Battle

OUTNUMBER GI'S:' 90,000 IN ATTACK   Critical Battle Rages in Red Onslaught on Entire 200-Mile South Korean Front.   WEATHER HAMPERS U. S. AIR SUPPORT   Ist Cavalry Gives Ground, Then Holds; 25th Counterattacks Trying to Wipe Out Wedge.

Reds Open Savage Attack in Rain Along Entire Front   Estimate 90,000 Communist Troops in Assault; Heaviest Strike Southeast of Yongdong

Savage Armored Attack in Rain Over Whole Front Opens Decisive Battle for Remainder Of U.S. Footheid: Ist Cavalry Hard Hit

Atfack Spread Over 200-Mile Front: Battle Is Termed Critical   Red Attack Launched, Maintined Under Heoviest Concentration of Artillery, Mortar Fire of 5-Weeks Old War

Launch Decisive Battle in Korea Report 90,000 North Kor. eans Are Attacking U. S. Foothold COVERS ENTIRE FRONI  .= the Enemy Forces reatly Outnumber the Americans  Bulletin Washington, July = CP—An said toda =  army spokesman 7 ite from General M Arthur's headeuarters ve tl   Again the Enemy Forces reatly Outnumber the Americans

Bad Weather Stymies Air Force Support   Fighting Around Yongdong Area Is Extremely Heavy

First Cavalry, )5th Division Holding Firm   Communists Throw 90,000 Men In Nine Divisions At U. S., South Korean Lines

Heaviest Blows Fall on Americans; Fighting Flames Along Entire Front   Invaders Strike Behind Armor and Mammoth Artillery Barrages; Enemy Must Win Decision Quickly If At AIL, MacArthur Spokesman Says

American Force Target of Armor  Invasion Thrusts   Defenders Holdinc Firm as Pressure  Grows on Fronts

Hurl 90,000 Men and Tanks Against GIs ‘Along Whole Front   First Cavalry Bears Brunt of Assault ; But Holds Firm Against 3 Divisions;  Force Wedge Between Yanks At Jchon

200-MileLine Under Assault Of 90.000   Commie Attack Concentrates On Ist Cavalry Southeast Of Yongdong

2,000 ORE UN YANK LINE BEHIND TANKS   First Cavalry Holding Ground After Being Pushed Back by First Blow.

Invaders Throw: Sayage Armored Attack at Yaris:  Heaviest Blows on” ‘ West-Central Arec:--

Keds Open Savage Attack Along Entire Korean Line ‘In Decisive Battle af War

War's Biggest Battle Raging  Invaders Drive Wedge Into American - Lines in Attack on 200-Mile Front

90,000 Troops in Action on Entire  be       “Heavy Blows. Struck—-Agoinst Outnumbered “Yanks in One Sector

Foe Hurls 90,000 Troops Against Last GI Foothold  Yanks Reported Holding Eact After Line Breach

Enemy Pressure Reaches Maximum in Heavy Assault   Decision Is Needed By The Nine North Korean Regiments As They Pour On Strenuous Power

Reds Attack in Rain Along Whole Front. with An Estimated 90,000 Men; U.  S. Artillery Opens Up.   LITTLE AIR SUPPORT  DUE TO WEATHER

90,000 Reds Out To Take Last US Foothold   Ist Cavalry Under Heavy Fire

Fighting Cenfers AQ Miles South Of Yongdong   U. S. Beachhead Attacked Along 200-Mile Line

NEW ENGLAND HIT BY ICE, SNOW, RAIN   Several .Mishaps Caused By Dangerous Roads

Freezing Rain Puts Northeast Under HazardousBlanket   Many Cars, Trucks Tak« to Roadsides in Hope of Thaw;. Snow Ahead

Resistance Mounts In.: Area; U.S. Planes_Use Kimpo Airfield As Base

Yanks Gain In 2-Prong Drive At City   Seventh Division Lands To Aid Push; Crossing Of Han Nearing

Cold War Run: Poor Third In British Plans   Pay Boosts, Housing Get Major Attention In Latbor’s Platform

TROUBLE AFTER GAME   Shawnee-Mission Senior Attacked by Four Unknown Youths

BOW Writ too   Mrs. Henry Ford Left $9,000,000 to Her Nine Greaterandehilden

Check Reports Of Crime Link   Connections With Congressmen Probed

Federal Payroll Boosted by War  Defense Department Increased 86.372

“CRYING MADONNA” fio FIRST == ANNIVERSARY   Little Girl Still Claims . Crying Continues   IN SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Lincoln Parish Youths Will Leave Monday For “Boys State” Sessions

Lincoln Parish Delegates To Pelican Girls State Leave Ruston Wednesday

Intervention Asked in Fight With China   Delegation Sends Plea Directly to Security Council

Tibet Urges U.N. To Halt  Chinese Reds   Action May Be Delayed On Plea; Council Stays Debate On Korea

MW ARTHUR ORDERS RAIDS ON N. KOREA   U.S. Planes Would Ignore 38th Parallel Dividing Line Between Sections

Korea Bases   Raids Are Ordered As South Reports Retaking Capital

B-29 Bombers Hit North of 38th Parallel   Korean Forces Fight Along Han River, South Retakes Kimpo

Reds Begin Sweep ir West; Yanks Take Pair of Towns.   IAPS UNDER FIRE.

MAKING FINAL ROUNDS    Deputy Assessors Have Just About  Finished Werk in! County

Reds Also Drive Into Yongdong, Vital Rail Town, But Americans There Are Reported Still “Holding Their Own.”

Allied Line Falls Back  In Several  Sectors  ‘Best Day Yet’ Scored bv Naw   ‘Best Day Yet’ Scored by Navy In Bombarding OF Yonesedok

HOUSE RUSHES ACTION ON DEFENSE FUND   Hold Session Today To Approve. Bill For “Fighting Dellars”

Policeman Shot In Detroit Race Riot Feared for  Te. 6g.) 6 Yt Pl

FATHER SLAYS POLICEMAN IN DEFENDING SON   Detroit Negroes Mass At Scene

Police Avert - Detroit ‘Riot   ‘Officer Slain in Arrest  Of BHeldun Suspect

Turn to Sports Page  Avert Race Clash In Detroit Shooting  Negro. Confesses He: Kifled Patro!man

FATHER POLICEMAN IN DEFENDING SON   Second Officer Hurt, Detroit Negroes Mass At Scene

Republicans in House Set to Cut Appropriations   Will Try Trim Estimated Billion Before Bill Goes to Senate

GOP to Support Money Bill Cuts   Appropriation Bill Nearing Final Vote In the House

But House Republicans Are ‘Ready for Final Appropriation’ Bill: Fight: —-

GOP Pushing To Cut Fund Bill Sharply Before Vote   Most: Pessimistic About Any Chance Of Slash Passing

Slash Of Billion In Budget Bill Republican Aim   House Members .Plan To Throw Entiré Strength Behind Two New Moves

MURDER SUSPECT AT BERKELEY SPRINGS    Man Picked Up Near Morgantown W. Va; Had Woman's Girdle And Scarf

Suspect Arrested In Upstate Death Grill Pri isoner In  2 Fe SR Lg Se, rg, Se ree

Sharp Note of Protest is Sent By Westerners   Russian Aim is Said to Be Crippling of German Ecoonmy

SEVEN YEARS LATER HE IS OLD ENOUGH   Forrest Spoons, Jr., Had Te Follow Advice of FDR On Joining Marines

Turn on Pressure For Railway Peace  Hope for Settlement Durina Night Session

Bus Lines Deny PUC Authority Say Agency Can‘t  Revoke Permits Due to Strikes:

Veto Kills Bid To Oust China Army   West Will Press For Quick Action In UN Assembly

Red Veto Kills UN Demand That China Quit Fight  Western Powers Now to Press for  Quick Action in Veto-Free General Accamhl<: Mac Aat her Mand ac:

Russia Blocks UN Order to Red China   Vetoes Demand Tho Commie Troops Get Out of Korea

SOVIETS CAST ANOTHER VETO   Kall U. N. Demand That Chinese Reds Withdraw  From Korea

Soviets Veto Korean Move  Demand That Chinese Quit Korea Rejected

Russia Vetoes Demand Reds  Leave Korea West Expected To Ask Quick Assembly Action

Shift Korea Issue To UN Assembly  Russ Veto Kills Motion in Council

Russian Veto Kills Demand For Withdrawal   U. N. Assembly to Act Monday on Western Plan

Withdrawal Demand Dies By Red Veto   Full Assembly To Get Item Lost In Security Council

Veto Kills Six-Power Withdrawal Demand   Western Powers Will Take Fight Against China's Aggression To Assembly; Malik Voted Down

 Korean War Caught U. S. With Fine Weapons Plannec  But None in Production

Big 3 Ponder Ending ‘War’ Against Reich   West Weighing Advantages Of Formal Annoimcement ‘Conflict? Is Ended

FIRE DESTROYS REX COSTUMES   Organization Probably Won't Join 1951 Mardi Gras Parade   DAMAGE IS $100,000

OMAN BOARD NAY PASS ON OPY CHARGES   Nimitz and Two Judges Are   on List Studied at   White House.

ADMIR AL, JUDGES NAMED Bipartisan Probe Panel Being Urged On Truman

Name Prohers, Truman Urged   Would Pass On Reds In U. S. Government

KKKwKKSK ARMY HAS NO PLANS  FOR CALLING’ RESERVES OR USING DRAFT NOW

Reject Russ ‘Peace’ Plan    Proposal to Unify Reich, End Occupation, ‘Not Bona Fide—Bevin

Eneland Terms Russian Plan ‘Unacceptable’   Foreign Secretary Bevin Hints Britain Will Not — Aecept Unification Plan

Hits Soviet Bid For Big 4 Talk On German Plan   Bevi in Says Motion To Endj  Armed Occupation. Of Country Unaceepiable

AMERICAN MINISTER IS ‘FOREIGN AGENT’   McCarthy Says He Gave Name OF Man To Members Of Senate Cemmittese

MISSING FILES WOULD CONVICT U. S. MINISTERS  McCARTHY SAYS AGAIN

McCarthy Claims Files Would Fire Foreign Minister  Wisconsin Senator Says Material Gone From “Case Ne. 2”

U.S. Minister New Target of ‘McCarthy Probe   Senator Declares Lovaltv Files Missina From State Department; Says They Would Show Official “Foreign Acent”..

New Charge Launched In Red Probe   Senator Says U.S. Minister Is Involved

WCARTHY SAYS DATA MISSING FROM FILES   Declares Case History Concerns U. S. Foreign Minister

Attempt To Electrocute Self in Cel Foiled as Guard Grabs Mass Killer

Says Missouri Could Raise Twice las Much   Conservation Official Preaches Best Use of Soil of the State.

Acheson Now Drafting New Policy On Asia  New U.S. Program   New U.S. Program To Halt Communisr In Southeast Asia

Acheson Plans  New Red Move   U.S. Drafts Policy For Check In Asia

First Shipment Of Hatchery Pigs Te Be Delivered This Fall  MOST OF FIEST CARLOAD GOES TO PLYMOUTA

Graham And Smith Certain To Be In Carolina’s © Runoff:Graham High M an-ReynoldsPoor Third

Much Publicized ‘‘Battle For Berlin’ Turns Out Just Another Red Parade

Reds’ Rally In Berlin Parade: Not a Putsch   West Ready for Emer: gency, Will Not Be Pushed Out of Berlin

duch Publicized “Battle For erlin” Turns Out To Be Just \nother “Communist” Parade

Berlin ‘Battle [s Just Parade  Threatenee Putsch  By Commies Fizzles

Red Paraders Sing Hymns Of Hatred         M ore Rabble-Rou sing Than Sports In Big Communist ‘Athletic’ Show

NO DISORDER IN BERLIN AS REDS MARCH   Allies Ready for Trouble. Youngsters Chant Hymns of Hate.

West Proves Self Ready   East Proves Hod Prepared For Communist E. Germany With 500,000 Moarchors

Much Publicized Battle of Berlin Turns Out to Be Just Another _ Big Parade for Y oung Communists

Both Sides Claim Win In Berlin Push    ‘Battle for Berlin’ Turns Out Yesterday To be Just Another Big Red Parade

—NO PUTSCH—  Berlin Red March Is Peaceful   RUSSIANS SHOW YOUNG PUPPETS

Half Million Laud Soviet, Blast West .  Rain Fails To Dampen Ardor

German Youth Praise Stalin, Jeer at West  Hitler Days Recalled By Bemonstéctidi  Piamswanenee

Berlin Reds Show Muscles, No Fight  Threatened Putsch Is Fizzle but 500,000 Pay Homage to Russia

‘Groundwork for World War III  Goose- Steppers Sing Hate Songs As West Calls Communists’ Bluff

‘Berlin Battle’ Turns Out to Be Big Red Parade   Not Putsch West Was Set to Meet

Communist Parade Proves Western Defenses Alert, East Under Tight Control

THOUSANDS IN PADADE RECALL HITLER’S DAYS   Goose - Stepping Le é gion s Hail Stalin: : ‘West Zoné Alérted

Quiet Berlin Youth Rally Tightens East-West Vise   Putseh Threat Fizzles Before Show Of West's Determination—Reds’ Grip On East Zone Js Proven Firm

‘Battle for Berlin’ Big Red Parade  West Proves Itself Ready to Meet Any  Dutech af Cammiac

Red Putsch Turns Out A Parade   “Battle For Berlin” Just Communist Parade, Youths Very Quiet

Much-Publicized Event Turns Out To Be Just Another Big Communist Parade And Not Threatened Putsch Allies Had Awaited—Significant Undertones Noted In Demonstration—Outpouring Of Youths Confirms Soviet Grip On Youngsters

Berlin March Of Thousands Of German Red Youth Proves West Ready For Soviet Move, East Laying Basis For ‘Automaton Society

But Ominous Undertone Of Hate For West Runs . Through Vast Spectacle

How We Voted   GERMANS AVOID CLASH IN-BERLIN   Soviet Demonstration Turns Out To Be Red Parade, With Western Zone Hold. ing Firmly.

Hitler Days Recalled by Big March   Red Plans Bring Only Deadlock Until Next Crisis of Berlin; Sing Hymns of Hate   Banners Are Used   Jibes Against Western Powers Are Carried by Marchers

East German Red Paraders Chant Hymns of Hate   Young Communists in Vociferous But Peaceful Fete

Reds Stage Calm Berlin Parade  Youths March in Rain, Cheer Commie Leaders

GERMAN YOUTH HAIL RUSSIANS   ‘Battle for Berlin’ Turns Out To Be Mock Skirmish in Berlin Sector

Berlin’s Red Youth Rally  Proves Quiet   Huge Demonstration In Reich Capital Is Featured By.Parade

Expecte Putsch ‘Just Red Parade   Tempers Tightened, Nothing Happened

Highly-Touted Berlin ‘Battle’ Turns into Dud   Only Undertones of Red Demonstration Are Significant

HALF MILLION GERMAN YOUTHS PRAISE RUSSIA   Berlin Demonstration Quiet, Putsch Fails To Materialize

"Batile Of Berlin’ Turns Out To Be Just- Another Bia Communist Parade

Berlin Relaxes After Calm Show  Red Demonstration Remains Peaceful

No Decision In “Berlin Battle”   Turns Out To Be Just Biq Parade

Paraders Stay In East Berlin   ‘rouble Averted in German City as Marching Communists Limit Demonstration to Soviet Zone Instead of Carrying Out Threatened Putsch.  FAP RTPA ERD OPS OR AT miso!      CRISIS ENDS IN DEADLOCK

Reds, However, Show Strength In East Sector  Wract (Mhaarant Ru   West Cheered By Fact It Called Russian Bluff

BERLIN PUTSCH - FAILS TO DEVELOP   But Soviet East Germar Strength Shown As Half Million Youths Parade

Battle for Berlin Turns Into Just Parade and Not a Putsch   West Is Prepared; Soviet Builds Army

Threatened Putsch Fails to Develop As West is Firm  Clase [ARRARmMIIRICH   Shows Communist Groundwork for Automaton State

Communist ‘Battle For Berlin’ Turns Out To Be Just A Parade   West Proves Itself Ready To Meet Any Putsch: Not To Leave City

Threatened Red Putsch Fails To Materialize; Half Million German Youths Hail Soviet Russia.  BANNERS RIDICULE ALL U. S. THINGS

Fireworks Fail To Materialize  At Berlin Rally   ‘Big Putsch’ Turns Out To Be Mammoth  Communist Parade

Berlin Show Just Big Red Parade   Soviets Prove Groundwork Laid For Automaton State

YOUTH RALLY IMPRESSIVE, ORDERLY   West Proves Itself Ready To Meet Any Red Putsch   SPEAKERS   For Both Sides Claiming Victories; Marchers Cheer Leaders

‘BATTLE FOR BERLIN’ IS ANOTHER PARADE  Demonstration Has Its Undertones

Youth Parade Peaceful But Carries Threat   West Serves Notice It Will Not Be Pushed Out Of City; Thousands Of  Reds In Demonstration

Senate Coalition Plans to Filibuster Statehood for Alaska Bill to Death

TAFT BLASTS STATE DEPT COMPLACENCY   Urges Independent Probe Of Charges Made By San McCarthy

Taft Blasts State Dept. On Leaks   Amerasia Case Being Re-Studied By Inquiry Group

TAFT BLASTS STATE DEPARTMENT  Indifference To Red Activities Charged

Taft Charges Influential State Dept. Forces Witholding Red Files

Demands Senate Board Probe McCarthy Reporl   Amerasia Magazine Case Revived By Subcommittee

TAFT DEFENDS M'CARTHY, HITS ATUL S, DEPT.   Senator Charges Solons Are Not Pressing Probe of Commie Links

Taft Attacks Handling Of Leaks To Reds  Says State Departmen Takes Light View O

Taft Backs MeCarthy’s Spy Charges   State Department Officials Attacked By Ohio Senator

Officials Blasted In U.S. Red Huni   Taft Charges Serious Offense Is Taken Lightly

Sen. Taft Raps State Dept. On Secret Papers  Says Top Officials Consider Amerasia

Sen. Taft Upholds McCarthy   Demands Inquiry Of Charges Against State Department Made by McCarthy

Taft Charges Officials Took Light View Of Reds’ Getting Government Papers   ‘BUT PLL BE BACK’

Senator Taft In New Blast   Says’ Giving. Communists Secret “Paper is <Not Judged Serious Offense.

TAFT IN BLAST ON DELIVERING DATA TO REDS   State Department Forces Took Light View Of Matter, Charge

Russians Equal U.S. Army Units in Man-For-Man Firepower; Soviet Weapons Rated Good

UN Diplomats To Outline Key Policies Today  Britain On Speaking  ek. bok. bk wh

UN. TO HEAR TOP DIPLOMATS   Britain’s Bevin Slated To Outline Policies’ At Session Today

Bevin Outlines Policies To UN   Britain Minister Amona Speakers Today

Army Puts Lid On All Stories Of Guard Call   Only ‘Human Interest’ Loeal Reports Okay Under Secrecy Request

Sen. Cain Read To Filibuster Till He Drops —  House Abolishes   House Abolishes Cavalry As Basic Branch Of Army

Rent Control Threatened By Filibuster   Single Senator ‘Tries To Talk Bill To Death

Cain Filibusters Bill — To Continue Rent Curbs  Lucas Expects Senate To Pass . ) en nn, Se a, a ae oe

HOFFMAN BIDS FOE ‘SPEAK UP   Declares Atty. Ross Lam! Reminds Him of ‘Phantom’

Massacre on Highway, Says Safety Expert   Casualties Likely to Hit All-Time Holiday Hich, Belief

Jeath Total Nearing AOO ‘or Holiday            Traffie Accidents Claim 2410: Record Mark  Ie Predicted

STUDENTS FROM 62 SCHOOLS   Will Be on K. U. Campus Attending Annual District Music Meet   A TWO DAY FESTIVAL

200 FROM 62 SCHOOLS   Will Be on K. U. Campu: Attending Annual District Music Meet

SHAH FORGIVES SISTER IN PART   Princess Kalle ts Exiled for Her Marriage to an American Writer In wv Civil Corcmony,

Snow Blankets Flooded Areas   Hardship In North Dakota. Minnesota

Snow Blankets Flood Areas    Thousands Homeless Face New Hardships

Billion Dollar Aid Cut Urged   Republicans Seek Te Knock ‘Out ‘Point Four’ Proaqram

Republicans Drive To Slash Big Amount Off Foreign Aid   Senator Wherry Says New Dealing Give-Away Must Be Curtailed

Republican Drive For Aid Slash Hits ‘Point Four’ Fund   Wherry Fights $45 Millior Request in Battling For $1 Billion Cut in Aid

REPUBLICANS DRIVE TO CUT AID FUNDS   ‘Trying To Knock Billion Off Total: “Point Four” Program Special Tarret

13.Die in Ohio Traffic Mishaps   Infant Among Four Killed in Akron

Parolee Killed in Charge on Sheriff   Ron At Officer Screoming He'd Better Keep Shooting

Heavy Losses Fail To Stop Red Advance   North Koreans Gain Foothold, Press American Positions

Keep Bridgehead Intact After Kum River: ‘Is Crossed   Some North Koreans Disguised As American  Troops; Communists Hold Ground In Face “Of Punishing Blows Dealt By Artillery ’ And Air Arm Of U.S. Forces

North Koreans, Some Disguised In U. S. Uniforms, Hurdle Kum River And Keep Bridgehead Intact Despite Heavy Losses Inflicted By Ground Fire And Air Attacks—Yank Personnel Losses Termed Small By Comparison With Red Casualties

Invaders Retain Foothold Despite  Artillery Barrage  Caeeth VWaenn linste   South Korea Units Also Beaten Back  In New Attacks

North Korean Invaders Are Able To Keep One Bridgehead Intact   Some Red Invaders Are Disguised in American Uniforms, Forcing U. S. Troops to Fight Rearguard Action; No Tanks Get Across River.   Tranned Some Artillery

Drive on American Flank West Of Taejon Despite le Losses . Troops Inflict on lnvaders

Some Invaders Are Wearing U. §. Uniforms   Heavy Losses Being Inflicted Upon Reds by Big Guns

PUSH BACK AMERICANS’ WEST FLANK   Communists Disguised in U. S. Uniforms Swarm Across Last Defense Line Before Taejon.   SOUTH KOREANS LOSE GROUND   MacArthur Says Red Bridgehead is Intact Despite Heavy U. S. Fire, Jet Planes Blast Enemy.

U.S. Troops Hold Firm . In Center   Heavy Fighting Rages As Communists Attempt. To Drive Between  GI's and South Koreans

1,000 North Koreans. Establish Beachhead, G. . Lines Infiltrated

Some Koreans Disguised In U.S. Uniforms   Heavy Artillery Barrages Fail To Stop Invaders

Enemy Keeps Kum Bridgehead Intact Despite Heavy Blows   North Koreans, Some in G. I. Uniforms, Puncture Yank Lines: U. S. Losses Small

Communists May Sweep Below Taejon   Well Equipped Invaders Cross Kum River

Nortn Korean Re          die Kum   Reds Push Back U. S. Left Flank Despite Heavy Loss   Spokesman Says Americar Flank Pushed BackonKun

Thrust Across 20 Mile: Northwest of Taejon, Now Abandoned   SPEARHEAD FANS OUT   Attempts to Cross River Elsewhere Smashed by Defenders

Heavy Losses Inflicted on North Koreans   Invaders Wearing U. S.. Uniforms and Civilian Clothing

Invaders Reported Holding So.-Bank Bridgeway Intact   North Koreans Burs: Across Kum River North of Taejon

Yanks Inflict Heavy Losses On Invaders  ‘Last Ditch’ Figh Ea aed seen   ‘Last Ditch’ Fight Looms For Last  Major American Line Of Defense

LEFT FLANK  IS BENT BACK AT KUM RIVER   Heavy Losses Are: Inflicted On North Koreans By Yanks:

Thrust Across 20 Mile: Northwest of Taejon, Now Abandoned   SPEARHEAD FANS OUT

North Koreans res onin Face f Heavy Losses      -Enamy Uses Uh. Uniforms in-Surprise Thrust Through Lines

success of Invaders Credi? ted to Advance Infiltration By Disguised N, Korean Troops

Over 1,000 Reds Cross River, Force Gls Back   Some Wear American Uniforms; Ali Are Said Well Equipped

Break Widened In Spite of U.S. Ait, Land Blows   Yanks Holding Only in Center of Line; Heavy Pressure Elsewhere

North Koreans Jump River, Shove Back American Leff Flank Despite Steady Pounding From Ground, Air

Infiltration Method Key To Thrust — Airmen Give Pounding To Red Forces

Traffic Violators Don’t Like It, But DETROIT JUDGE CUTS FATALITIES

‘Detroit Judge Doeswt Fool; Sends Speeders To Jail; Accidents Slump

Measure Designed To Add $10,000,000 Yearly @awgentue Cant Te Caomnta

Engineers Gird For the Biggest Fight Since ‘37   Floodgates May Be Opened to Relieve Pressure on Levees

Families Moved From Section In Missouri   Red Cross Sets Up Relief Points; Fight Made To Save Levees

Midwest Floods Parallel 1937 River Disaster  retry   > May Evacuate 12,00 In Charleston Area; Wabash, Ohio Rising

Germany In Army Uf Europe; Pact Chiefs Agree   Joint Defense Plans Discussed

Schoolboy Confesses Murder at Medina «   Farmer Killed So Landlord — Might Woo. Wife of Victim

fouthful Triggerman Confesses Shooting Farmer Plans Tenant's Death To Win Victim's Pretty Wife

Says ‘Gentleman Farmer’ Wanted ‘Clear ‘Field’ With Wife of Medina County Man

TOUGH "JAIL THE GOUGERS’ LAW URGED   Louisiana Senator Declares That ‘War.’ Profiteers Are “Fleecing Their Felow Citizens as Result ‘of Korean War Cr

2 Senatorial Candidates File  For Primary   Jan. 23 Last Day to Enter April 11 Election, Can Withdraw Jan, 28

W. PRESTON HULL, 63, ~ FOUND DEAD IN GARAGE   Retired Gettysburg Postal Worker Victim Of Self-Inflicted Wound, Says Coroner

Lawmakers Study Ways Of Getting  NewRevenue   Tax Increases May Include Stiff Excess Profits Levy

Tax Increase Machine Set Into Motion   Rep. Doughton Doubts Action Before Year's End, Plans No Levies On Retroactive Basis

Panel Starts On Tax Hike:   House Committee Studie:  Finances for War

Work on Tax Hike Started  Experts Begin Study Of Revenue Sources

Conaress R DATS Taxation Boost For War Revenue  Exparts At Work, Before Message Of Truman Is Given

ARE IDLE IN KANSAS   George Nettles Expects Situation To Clear by Tomorrow

No Kansas Pits Open   Coal Miners Stand By ‘No Contract, - No Work’ Policy 

Truman Angered When Two Unions Order Rail Strike  Nation-Wide Tieup Slated on Monday; Pledge Ignored

Rail Unions Set Walkout For Monday   “Double Cross” Not His Charge, The President Asserts

Not Dealt With Fairly,  ‘Truman Says   Was Assured No Rail Strike Would Be Set, President Declares; Statement Promised

Strike Called Hour  After Assurances  Truman Declares Union Had Fast Chanae of Mind; Silent on Seizure

Truman Calls Strike Order Doublecross.   President, Silent on Seizing Lines, Will Tell Course Later

Rail Tie Irks   ‘Truman   - Nation-Wide Strike Called Only an Hour ‘After ‘No Strike Now’ Assurance by Union:

Trainmen ‘Cross Up’ Truman   Assured No Nation- Wide Strike Would Be Called, President Says

[Unions Order \Walkout for '6 a. m. Monday   Action Taken Hour. After President Gets No-Strike Assurance

Call Rail Strike Despite Promise To Truman  ~ President Won't Say lf Seizure Planned; Canada Strike Persist:

TRUMAN SAYS RAIL UNIONS DECEIVED HIM   Walkout Called Hour Af ter No-Strike Pledge, President Claims

NATIONWIDE STRIKE SET FOR MONDAY   Truman Declares Walkout Called an Hour After He Received No-Strike Assurances.   WON'T SAY WHAT HE INTENDS TO DO   However, President Reports He Was Not Dealt With Fairly by Unions or Managers.

HAD RECEIVED ASSURANCES OF CONTINUED WOR}   NO COMMENT UPON PLANS FOR SEIZURE OF U. S. RAILROADS

Coast-to-Coast Strike Set For Monday Morning At 6 O'clock Breaks  Promise To President.

Rail Union Chiefs Say No Promise Given Truman  Rail Strike Still Set For Monday

Strike Call Effective Monda; Issued Against All Class On Railroads; Would Effect Al Other Lines   INTERVENTION BY GOVERNMENT SESE

President Had Promise of No  Strike, Claim   Railroad System of Whale Continent Faces Tieup Next Monday

Two Unions Set Walkout Monday At 6   Truman Charges Order Came Within Hour Of No-Strike Pledge

To Stop All U. S. Trains Early Monday   Believe Unions Aim To Force Federal Seizure of Lines

Truman Accuses Union Of Failing To Keep Pledge   President Says Strike Called Hour After He Was Given Assurance Of No Walkout; Seizure Hinted

Truman Silent On Next Move In Rail Strike   Claims Parties Were ‘Not Fair’ In Dispute

Nation Faces Paralysis Of Train System Truman Refuses Tc Soy Whether ‘He'll  Pee en <i, eens

—WALKOUT— Rail Strike Is Surprise  To President  Uz S. Action Not Yet Determined

Walkout Called Just After Assurances Were Given Him  There Would Be No Strike   _ President Says Strike Call Sudden And Unexpected And That He Would Have Statement Later As-To What He Plans: Unions Urging Seizure.

Truman Says Railroad Strike Called Despite Assurances Of No Stoppage

PRESIDENT RAPS LEADERS GIVING FALSE PROMISE   Strike Orders Sent Two Big Unions For Nation-Wide Walkout To Start Monday At'6 A.M. -

Big Railway Strike Set For Monday   President Says He Got Pledge There Would Be No Walkout.

Unions, Management Had Assured There Would Be No Walkout At Present

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT SET FOR MONDAY   President May Take Action To Prevent Blow To Defense Work.

President Uncertain On Course of Action   Government Seizure Seem: Only Answer to Threat

President Promises Statement on Plans—Unions For Government Move

Truman Clai § Pledge. Broken ~ By Rail Unions   Says He Was Agsuted Just Prior To Valour  No Strike Was Planned

Truman Is Miffed at Calling of Nation- Wide Rail Strike: Government Action Withheld

President Feels He Has Been Unfairly Treated; Says Strike Called in Violation of Pledge

He Hints Of Broken  Promises   Nationwide Tieup Ordered for Monday By Two Big Unions

Called An Hour. After ‘'No Strike” Assurance is Giver   Truman Refuses To Reveal Plans, Statement Later

TRUMAN SAYS RAIL UNIONS BROKE PLEDGE   Called Strike Hour After Assurance of No Walkout, President Says

Railroad Strike Came as Surprise i0 Pres'dent   Had Been Advised an Hour Before There Would Be No Walkout, He Said.

President’s Plans To Be Aired Later   Refuses To Indicate. If Seizure Looms In Monday Strike Call

HST Opposes Control Law As Now Fixed   President Comments On Several Matters At Press Conference Thursday Mornina

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT SEI FOR MONDAY   Mr. Truman Says Both Sides Assured Him There Would Be No Strike.

President Says He Hasn't Been Treated Fairly   Assured of No Walk: out An Hour Before Order Sent Out

Plans fo Review Situation Anew.   Tells Newsmen of Appointments, Defends Sawver

Chinese Order U. S. Out Of  Korea; To Atiack Formosa  Tokyo (AP) The Chinese have demanded that the United Nations order the withdrawal of al! United States forces from Formosa.  A Chinese radio broadcast announc ed that the reds intended, “to liberate Formosa from the Chinese nationalists”   Railroad Strike Call Catches President Off Balance

Truman Declares Strike Called Hour After He Was Assured by Both Sides There Would Be None

Truman Says Unions Broke Work Pledge   Walkout Orders Issued Hour After White House Parley

Called A Strike One Hour After Truman Sidetracked Dispute   ‘Unions Have Been Urging Government  To Seize Railroads; Still Has /~ Time To Act.

Unions Do About Face; Monday Set   President Says He Wasn’t Dealt With Fairly On Walkout

Truman Makes It Plain That He Feels He Has Not Been Dealt With Fairly; Was Assured There Would Be No Strike By Both Unions And Managers

Had Assurance. There Would . Be No Walkout  Doesn vt fn dicate If Seizure Is Planned

U.S. Walkout Monday At 6 A. M. Set   President Refuses te Indicate Whether He Will Seize Railroads

Declares Told Wouldn't Occur; Monday Is Date   President Refuses To Speculate on Action Will Take

Strike Call Broke Pledge, Says Trumai   President Refuses to Indicate Whether ‘He Plans Seizure to Head Off National Rail Strike; Says Not Declt With Foirly

Jruman hits Railroaders Crike Move   President Says He Was Assured No Call Planned

Truman Says Rail Unions ‘Broke Faith’   Strike Called Hour After Pledge Given Not to Walk Out, He Says: Unions Want U. S.toSeize Roads

Truman Says Unions Treat Him Unfairly   in Calling Nationwide Roil Strike Within an Hour After Assurances to Him There'd Ba No Such Strike

NATION FACES TIE-UP MONDAY   Washington, Aug. 24 (AP)—President Truman defared today the nationwide railroad strike. was called vithin an hour after assurances to him that there would

Truman Says Rail Strike Unexpected :  Feels He Had Not Been Dealt With Fairly; Says He  Was Not Notified

Rail Union Broke Pledge in Strike Call, Truman Says      White House Told It Would Not Happen

Rail Strike Cailet In Face of Word To Him-Truman   Refuses to Indicate Seizure Plan; Hits At Unfair Dealing

lruman Says Rail Unions Broke Pledge  Had Assured Him There Would Be AT on ts ws AS a Be me

Walkout Is Set By Unions for 7 Monday, on National Seale   LaborSpokesmanReminds President Has Time To \et Yet

Walkout Called  After No-Strike PledgeWas Given   President Refuses To Indicate Whether He Plans Seizure Of Lines

All Roads In U.S. To Walk Out   President Says He Had Promise  Of No Strike

ILENT ABOUT AIL SEIZURE   thief Executive Declare: Assurance Had Been Given There Would Be Ne Strike   PALKS ARE DEADLOCKED

Segregation for Draft Proposed By Southerner   Senate Hopes to Beat Extension Deadline Friday

Sanderson Gels Farmer Backing   Becomes Candidate for Senator's Post

Police Official Stunned as Bookie Recounts Pavoffs, Fake Arrests

N. Y. Police On the Spot   Tapped-wire Records — Show Gamblers Were  Shielded by Bribed Cons

New York Police Head Stunned As Wire-Tapped Recording Tells Of Cop Payoffs To Shield Gamblers

Recorded Voice Tells of N. York Police Payoffs  Police Head Angered   Police Head Angered As He Listens

Wire Record Stuns Head Of N. Y. Police  Hears Men Named As i   Hears Men Named As Taking Pay-Offs In Big Gambling Ring

Bookie Tells of Police Payoffs And Fake Arrests As Police Ears Burn

_ RECORDING — N. Y.Potice Head Hears Ol Payolis  BOOKIE RING CUTIPLDED.

Ring Bared By Records ‘Twenty Million  Dollar Business wae € hes Wire

DESTROYED BY FIRE   Some 35 Residents Left Homeles: By Blaze in Forests

NO. Cattan   Soybeans   Tomorrow’s Schedule Will Complete X-Ray Clinic Operations in County

Pennsylvania Mercy Slayer Gets a6 Years  ——   Harold Mohr Fined $500 for Death of Brother

FINE AND PRISON SENTENCE Pennsylvania Mercy Slayer Gets 3 To 6 YearSentence

Gets Sentence of  3 to.6 Years for  Shooting Brother ~ Judge Also Imposes  ine of in Cancer: Death Case

Mercy Killer Is Sentenced Mo 3 Years  Tannery Worker Alo Fined ia

— SHOOTING — Brother Victim © Of Cancer   FINE OF $500 ALSO IMPOSED

MERCY KILLER GETS 3 YEARS   Slayer of Cancer - Ravaged Brother Also Ordered to Pay $500 Fine

JUDGE METES OUT3-6 YEAR TERM 10 MOHR      Jurist Asserts Mercy Plea By Jury Taken Into Consideration

™M ercy Killer’ Gets 3-6 Years; Is Fined $500   Pennsylvania Man Had Shot. Oldex: Brother, Ravaged by Cancer

Mohr Is Given Three To Six Years In Prison   Sentence Passed In ‘Mercy Slaying’ Case At Allentown

Slayer of fil Brother Alse Fined $500   Judge Says He Acquiesced To Jury, Who. Asked Mercy For Mohr

Three to Six Year Term in  Mercy Death   Convicted of Killing Brother Who Had Cancer

Harold A. Mohr  Receives Sentence   Prison Term and Fine Given So-called Mercy Slayer in Death of Crippled Brother

‘Mercy Slayer Sent Yo Prison  r@'~ew...fFS....   3-6 Year Term Imposed by Court

Judge Says He Acquiesced to Jurors, Who Had Recommended Leniency — Only Two Other Convictions of Mercy  Killers Recorded in U. S.

Mercy Killer Gets 3-6 Yrs.   Mohr Js Sntenced For Slayine Brother

MOHR SENTENCED ‘ TO 6-YEAR TERM   $500 Fine Also Imposed On Coplay Mercy Slayer

Billion Excise Tax Cut Bill Shelved for This Session   Senate Group Bows to President Request Due to Korean War

Exeise Tax Cut  Bill Shelved   Measure Apparently Dead for Session

London Hints Tommies  Will Aid GI’s In Korea   Brussels-Pact Powers Meeting May Take Joint Action On Sending Troops

Detich Ta DITUSTT IU  Send Troops Is Hinted  "Pact Powers Meet Te Decide On What

Brussels Pact Powers to Consider Aid Issue nll echt ont Ac ttc act ttc Alahcathncchndedl  British Troops May Aid GI’s in Korea

Formosa Splif May Resulf In Prestige Loss   HST Gives Views To MacArthur; Praises Wark In Korea War

TRUMAN NOTE TO MARTHUR   General Given Statement Of American Policy In Formosa

Also Sends Him Policy Declaration   Action Appears Aimed As Reminder, Also To Ease Sting.

Truman Sends MacArthur Explanation   Commends General for Conduct of Korean Campaian

Truman Tries to Ease Sting for MacArthur   Sends the General Policy Statement and Commendation

Truman Writes General—  MacArthur Advised Of Formosa Policy   President Reminds Him to Stay In Step: Commends War Record

Truman Sends MacArthur Statement Of American Policy On Formosa, Commends Him For War Direction

President Sends Formosa Policy lo MacArthur  s Gene Suaste Of eit

Formosa Incident Sting Eased By Truman Commendation Of MacArthu:

Truman Briefs M’ Arthur On Formosa Policy, Cites Him For War Direction

Truman Instructs  General on Policy   President's Message Explains Order; U. S. Concern Deep Over Reaction

President Sends MacArthur Letter Setting Out U.S. Foreign Policy in Order To Relieve Tension

Truman Sends  Formosa Note To MacArthur   Includes American Policy; Commends General For War

Truman Sends Policy Statement To Gen. MacArthu   Also Commends Him for Direction Of Korean Campaigr

Truman Sends Policy Data To M Arthur   President States American Stand On Formosa Issue

Party Members Start Lining Up On Policy Issue   MacArthur Statement Used As An Issue For Political Scrap   MacArthur Gets Letter Of Policy

No Comment For Formosan Issue   White House Sends Mac: Arthur Foreign Policy Restatement   ALSO PRAISE FOR HIM   Truman Commends Gener_al’s Leadership in Korean Campaign

Truman States AmericanPolicy  InM’ArthurNote   Letter Is Seen As Reminder To General Not To Get Out Of Step Again

Truman Sends MacArthur A Note On Policy   President Also Commends General On Conduct Of Wa:

Formosa Policy Data Dispatched To UN General   President's Note Seen as Means Of Easing Sting

Truman Outlines Formosa Policy For MacArthur  Commends General On Korea Campaign   IGOP Makes Issue of Truman's ‘Gag’ of Gen. MacArthur's Views About Formosa

MacArthur Is ‘Briefed’ On Formosa   President Sends Him Statement of U.S... Policy; a Pat on Back  For Korean Camnaion

Truman Sends Mac Statement Of Policies   Commendation Also Included as Peace Gesture After Rap

MacArthur Gets a Pat on Back   ’ President Reveals ~ Policy on Formosa

TRUMAN BRIEFS MACARTHUR ON FORMOSA ROLE   President Also Commends General On Direction Of Korean War

Truman Ouilines U. 5. Policy to MacArthur   Also Commends General's Campaign Leadership.

GOP Chiefs Rap Truman ‘Gag Order’ On Statement   Korea Leader Calls Chinese Island Vital Link In Defense Line

Truman Sends MacArthur  Formosa Policy Statement   RY EDWARD FE. BOMAR

MaeArthur Gets Briefing. Pat On Back   Truman Sends Note On Formosa, Also War Cammendatian

Truman Outlines Policy to MacArthur 'Commends Him for Korean Campaiar

MacArthur Sent Statement Of Formosa Policy.  “Commendaticn Te Fas Stim: 9 OF Crackdown ;

SENATOR ASKS SWITZER DATA   McCarran Wants Reaction Of lowa Bar Group

BIG FUN AWAITING TEST   $29 Billions Appropriations Measure Will Go Before - House Today

House Debate Opens Monday   Republican-Led Economy Bloc to Try to Slash Billion From Measure

SUMS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE WILL FACE CUTS   Measure Containing Appropriations For Total Of $29,000,000,000 Goes To House Of Repre sentatives.

Late April Cool Wave Linger.  Davtime Temnera   Daytime Temperatures Equal March Readings

Late-April Cool Spell Lingering  Ready to Stay on Until Month's End?

Late April Cool Wave Sweeping Over Central Area Expected to Stay

Truman Chalks Up High Average In ‘Lame Duck’ Session Legislation

Morse Tosses an A-Bombshell   Says Drop One Soon Unless Reds Settle

Fort Worth Night Club Owner And Wife Killed By Bomb Planted In Car

Enemy Hurls 8.000 Troops Into Battle   American Drive For Manchurian Border Slowed By Attacks

Yankee Drive Also Cheeked  In Northwest      Korean Communists Drive Four-Mlile Wedge Into Nationalist Lines After Surprise Landing; Americans Gain Two Miles

Reds Delay U.S. Attack. Near Border  We OW OW ee   Red Force Hammers Four-Mile Wedge In Allied Lines

American Push For Man chorian Border Has  Been Slowed   SUPERFORTS BLAST ENEMY SUPPLY BASE

South Korean Troops Hurled Back by Reds   UN Forces Still Hold Initiative But Going Is Reported Tougher

Enemy Slows American Push For Manchuria  Assault Considered “Contained”:   Assault Considered “Contained”: Seventh Division Runs Into Stiffening Communist Resistance.

Red Resistance Reported Stiffer On All Fronts; Drive Four Miles On Central Front

Enemy Hits With Eight Battalions   Americans Also Slowed By  Communists And Severe Cold Weather

Assaults Also Slow U.S. Push  For Frontier  ROKs Lose On Both Sides Of War Front

Reds Force Back s. Korean Center   American Rush For Manchurian Line Slowed By Fresh Assaults Of Reds

Winnipeg Folk Face Fortnight of Flood Peril   65,000 Move Out; Army Quits Battle to Open Key Span

Area Coal Mine Jobs Drop  Industry No Lonaer Area’s Economic Mainstav

Consul General Indicates Pact May Be Altered  Officials and Farmers Discuss Valley Labor wate: Ene . _, pp 4

e 2, See. I Lubbock, (T mn, Avala i Ph eae all 13  SITUATION CALLED - “COLD WAR’  Mexican Says Bracero Pact May Be Chanaed For Texas Farmers

Chennault Warns Against Fighting People of China  Caled Ges ADD AN o  Could Get 400,000 to Fight Reds, Former General Asserts

All He Needs Is Arms, General Declares Chennault Says 400 Million Chinese Would Battle Reds

Storm Damage High in State   Gov. Duff Calls For Emergency Measures;  23 Are Known Dead

Pennsylvania Tries To Dig Out Of Deluge   23 Persons Known Dead; Governor Declares Emeraqency

Sen. McCarran Says 16 Red Agents And Spies Were Known When Admiiied

increases Average Up to $49 Monthly   senate Committee Also Approves “Pay as Go" Plan

Senators Back Pension Boost  Yor Old Folks   Social Securit y Laws To Be Revised In Great Part

New Old Age  Security Plan ‘Hikes Benefits   Senate Group Puts Program on Pay As You Go Basis

Committee Plans Boost In Social Security   Senate Committee Agrees To 90 Per Cent Increase; Strong for  ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Basis

_—BENEFIT BOOST APPROVED — Pay-as-You-Go Votec For Social Security —

Social Security Would Be Placed On Pay-As-You-Go Basis by Senate

Group Agrees To Freeze 12% Tax on Payroll  Proposal Would   Proposal Would Increase Funds From $26 to $49'a Month

Social Security Revision Gets Senators Okay   Would Freeze Payroll Tax and Boost Benefits

PAY-AS-YOU-G0 BASIS IS AIM OF COMMITTEE   JInderSweeping Change Present 114 Pct. Tax Would Be Frozen Until 1956.

BOMBERS T0 AVOID AMERICAN PROPERTY   Atiacks in Red China by Nationalist Alrmen Had Drawn Protest From Washiugzion.

12,000,000-Man Army Expected In China By 1951   Communist Force Is Adding Men Daily; Peiping Gives Call

EXPECT CHINA TO  HAVE 12 MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   REGULAR ARMY NOW 5 MILLION; EXPECT 7 MILLION MORE

Communist China Expected To Have  War-Machine Of 12 Million In Year   New Additions Reported Daily; Now Said To Have Regular Army Of 5,000,000 And  Huge Irrecular Force.

CHINA MAY USE 17,000,000 MEN   That Appears To Be Fair Estimate Of Nation’s Fighting Force

Report Red China Is Training Big New Army   Fighting Force of 1% Million Men By End Of 1951 ao Passibilitv

China Arm  to Number 12 Million   Mobilization Drive Under Way, to Build Huge War Machine

China Planning 12-Million Man War Machine   New Additions To Giant Army Reported Dailv.

Chinese Reds Aim At Force of 12,000,000   Expect to Have It Organized By the End of the Coming Year

Red China's War Machine May Number ‘At Least 12,000,000 Men By End of ‘51

Chinese Reds Increasing Army  Expect To Have 12,000,000 in Uniform

 Has Vast Manpower Reservoir Communist China May Have 12 Million Man Army by 1951

RED CHINA MAY CALL. UP ARMY OF 12,000,000   Now Has 5,000,000 Regulars, 5,000,000 Irregulars; Adding 2,000,000.

Red China Fighting Fe orees Boosted - Observers "See 12 Million Men In “diinitos By End ae ORT _

China Red Army To Be 12,000,000   Hure Foree Can Be Amassed By Commie: To Carry On War

Red China's Fighting Force May Hit 12,000,000 in 195!  Regular Army Now Totals 5,000,000 and bibs Number of Mer Being Trained

‘Red China Expected to Have Force 1Of 12 Million Men by End of 195]

China Arms Five Million  Communist Manpower   Communist Manpower May Double in 1951; Under Rapid Growth

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Hirohito’s Daughter to Marry Son of Shinto Priest

600 Reds Die In One Fight  Near Pusan   North Koreans Mass For Effort To Capture Vital Port City

Pope Pius Leads Colorful Ceremony In Holy Year's First Canonization

Big Hailstorm Pounds Joplin; Loss 's Heavy   8,000 Homes Damaged By Jagged 3-Inch -Hailstones

Joplin Pelted By Heavy Hail   First Estimate of Damage is Placed  At $1,000,000

$12 a Pound for Champ Steer  Hotelman Alhert Pick Pave $1? 901 for Winner

  Sells at $12,300  Darnasd Beene Daid hw   Record Price Paid by Wealthy Hotel Owner

U.S. Holds up Steel and Rubber On Way to Chine   Unloading of Cargo Ordered On West Coast

‘American Oil Was Shipped Into Communist China From Japan After Korean War Began

Chinese Receive U.S. Oil   Senate Committee Told Of Delivery to Reds From Japan After Start Of War in Korea

COMMERCE AIDE SAYS  Oil Went To China After Korea War Started In June

Bares Oil Shipment to Red China   Senate Inquiry Geta Data From Commerce Official

Red China Gets U. $. Oil After Korea War Start   Senators Probe Export Cargoes To Communists

Says Oil Went To Red China   Shigment Sent From Japar After Korean War Start: ed, Official Asserts.

‘Escaping Gas Ignited When Match Is Lit   Blast In Georgia Town Kills Negro; Loss Is $250,000

Entire Block Hit By. Gas Explosion _— Early This Morning   Early Hour Prevents Disaster

Explosion Demolishes City BlockIn Georgia One Killed. Two Injured -in Early Morning Blgct -”

Fire Destroys Entire Block Of Georgia — fown’'s Business Aree   One Person Killed, Two Others Hurt

Special Red. Probe a Hinted ‘By ‘Trimar  Pa an e ie ‘May. investigate   Panel’ ‘May. Investigate Rata Cited By’ McCarthy

HST May Name (Own Red Probers  McCarthy Plans New Blast At State Dept.

WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED TODAY ON SPECIAL PANEL TO REVIEW 81 CASES   Senator Tydings Silent After 20-Minute Visit Yester day With President—Senator McCarthy Promises “hacking” Sneech Tadav

First Brown-Outs  Ordered As Coal Strike Hits Home   Negotiations Between Lewis and Mine Operators Collapse; Board Hearings End

250,000 Trainmen Threaten Strike      Train Schedules Are Reduced, 550,000 Now Idle

Negotiations Between Lewis And Coa! Operators Collapse: U.S. To Act

Fact Board To Report on New Impasse   2 Trainmen Unions ¥ote to Strike; Coal Lack Bite Inducire

Lawmakers Ask All-Out Mobilization   Senators Insist More  Needed Than Calling National Emergency.

Emergency Order Now Under Study  By Pres. Truman   esr F90 MANY ROBBERS. FOR THE cOrs

senators Hold Long Meeting With Truman   Marshall Points Up World Crisis With Emergency Notice

Truman Considering National Emergency  Edict, Marshall Says   President Asks for $18,000,000,000 to Strengthen Nation’s Fighting Force; Senators Want ‘All-Out Mobilization’

Declaration of National Emergency Being Weighed By Truman, Marshall Says   Announcement Made After Closed Conference With Senators Studving $18.000 000.000 Defense Bill

Truman Ponder: Declaration of An Emergency  Senators Want To Go Much Further After Marshall Reports

GEN. MARSHALL: Pres. Truman Is Considering Declaring National Emergency   Defense Head Makes Statement on Leaving Maetina: Demand for All-Out Mobilization

President Is Considering Move, ° Secretary Marshall Tells Solons At Hearing Behind Closed Doors

President Prepared to Act, Report   Marshall Says Truman Seriously Considering Step After Conference

Sec. Marshall Avers Order May Be Given   Senators Expect SAH-Ouv’ Action By President Soon

Defense See. Reports To  Lawmakers.  _ a Te Tt...   , Senators. Believe Move Essential To Full War Output

Solons Urge Speedy, Total Mobilization   Says US Can’t Beat Russians Without Al Out Mobilization

Senators See - Mobilization  Edict Shortly       arshall Says President ‘Seriously Cousidering’ ieactin Mave

MARSHALL SAYS" THAT EMERGENCY MAY BE DECLARED   Secretary Rev eals Truman Is Considering Step in View of Gravity of World Crisis,   HOLDS CLOSED-DOOR TALK WITH SENATORS   Several of Lawmakers An nounce Later They Favor Start on “All-Out” Mobilization.

Truman May Call U. S. Emergency   Marshall Makes Disclosure as Gravity of World Crisis Grows   Thomas Says Nationa! Declaration Needed to Meet Full War-Threat; Would Put Paohlic an Full Notice

Solons Told Grim News By Army Brass   Senate Leader Has  Small Victory Hope If Step Not Taken

TRUMAN MAY DECLARE OTATE OF EMERGENCY   Senators Urge All - Out Mobilization in View of Worid Crisis.

HST Considers A Declaration Of Emergency  Marshall Points Up Gravity Of World Situation

Truman Considering Taking Grave Step   Marshall Points Up Gravity of World Crisis; Some Senators Want To Go Farther, Start on All-Cut Mobilisation

Marshall Report Says Action By Truman Urged   Several Senators Asking For Full  RBA khoki ratiam

Lustron Ordered Into Bankruptcy  Judge fo nfirms are Purchase of Fir

HOUSEBREAKER CON MAN ALSO  Burglar Helps Victim Lunt Looter of House

H-BOMB TEST DUE INU. 8. WITHIN YEAR   Atomic Experts Claim This Country Is Fa Ahead of Russia In Arms Race.   See pages 7, 12 and 14 for other stories about H-bomb.

Vandenberg Says Order Unavoidable   Russia Blocks Move To Outlaw Bombs

Savants See U. §. H-bomb Ready in Year   Vandenberg Would Offer to Halt Project _if Controls Are O. K.'e¢

Traman Decision Granted Support   Lawmakers Cal! on the United Nations To Perfect Control Measures

WbbtaTa Ua HALT WOT TF WORLD AGREES   Experts Say Bomb Can Br Built and Exploded This Year.

LEHMAN LETTER INTO CAMPAIGN   MESSAGE DEFENDING HISS AGAINST “UNFAIR ACCUSATIONS” PUBLISHED.

Gov't Rests Case Against Maragon Charged with Lying  One Char rae

AMARILLO RESIDENTS ARE VICTIMS  Four Persons Killed And Four Hurt In Auto Crash Near Tulia

This Counting of Noses to Be One Bio Task   Country’s: Population Expected to Be About 151,000,000

Huge Census Count Gets Underway   $151,000,000 Expected To Be Checked in Job

Many Items Bue To Be Furnished   Total Count Slated To Hit 151 Millions

Nation’s Population ‘Estimated 151,000,000  Army of Census Takers Starts. Biagest Nose-Count in History

Vast Census Job Under Way Today   145,000 Workers To Ask Some 60 Basic Questions

Census Bureau Predicts Count Of 155 Million   Enumerators Begin Ringing Doorbells Throughout U.S.

Census Takers Begin Counting Nation’s People   Expect To Complete Job Within 2 Weeks:  Answers Kept Secret

Census Takers Begin Big Job.   Population, Other Date Is Sought by Workers

Army of Census Takers Starts on "Big Count’ Today   145,000 Workers Begin Knocking At Every Door

Census Taking Started Today   145,000 Census Takers Begin Big Count Today

Huge Army Of Census Takers Goes To Work   Biggest Question and Answer Program In Nation’s History

U.S. Launches 17th, Biggest 1950 Census   Government Workers Carry Credentials, Subject to Penalties When They “Tattle”

Census Takers Start Count of Nation Today  Survey Is Expected  To Show Population Of 151 can ann

CENSUS TAKERS STARTING WORK   Government Officials Expect Total Will Be 151,000,000, 4,000,000 More In Territories.

Army of Census Takers Starts on Vast  Job of Counting Population of Nation

Weather   Vast Army Of Census Takers Start Count   Expect Population Of United States To Reach 151.000.000

——————— ee a  Census Takers Begin Biggest Nose-Count in U.S. History 

—44 FAU KI — Qhio Fires, Explosions  Fatal To 9   Big Zanesville Store Destroved

9 Die, 44 Hurt In Explosions,  Fires In Ohio   Damage Estimated At 2 Million Dollars: Zanesville Hard Hit

Nine Perish, 44 Are Injured In Fires, ‘Explosions Causing $2 Million Damage

Truman Awards Medal of Honor To General Dear   Praises Heroism of 24th Division Leader, Missing in Action

President Vows U. §. Will Face Peace Challenge   Truman Silent On Acheson Talk About Korea War

Won't Shirk Peace Fight, Says Truman   Never Again Will U.S. Duck Its Responsibilities, President Declares

Fuel for Planes Unloaded in Formosan Base   Six Jet Fighters Form First Advance U. S. Air Ascianmen!

‘Wide Flanking Move By Reds Is Underway   Fresh Soldiers, New Equipment Still Arriving At Taejon

Battalion Still ‘Lost’   Cut OFF Friday, Still Behind Invader Lines; Uni Had About 500 Men

Fighfers Are Still Behind Enemy Lines   American Battalion  : Of 500 Men Trapped Since Friday; 33 Lost Men Return to Camp

Elective 12-Member State Highway Commission Proposed at Helena Meet

Stabilizer Would Delay Curb Use   Administrator Sees Inflotion A Threat Toa Stable Economy

Report Shows That Business of All American In Pennsylvania Is Booming

Roomers Fearec Victims in Fire   $500,000 Blaze Hits Mitchell. $. D. Sites

Fear Hotel Guests Perished in Fire  South Dakota Blaze Causes Large Loss 

Governor Lane To Meet With State’s Trial Magistrates To Take Some Action Against Highway Accidents

Magistrates Meet Called By Lane To Discuss Highway Traffic Toll   Governor ‘Declares. “Drastic Action” Must Be Taken To Curb Mishaps On State Roads” .

MOREAU A K. U. DELEGATE  Law School Dean Will Attend Wichita University Event

MOREAU A K. U, DELEGATE  Law School Dean Will Attenc Wichite I'iniveraite Frent”

U.S. Attorney  Is Suspended Atty. Gen. McGrath Ils Mum On Reason

M Grath Ousts U.S. Attorney   Denies Using ‘Bribe’ in Dismissing Carey

U. §. ATTORNEY IS SUSPENDED   Shreveport Official Is Placed On Temporary Leave Status   STATEMENT IS MADE

Federal Attorney Under Suspension  Pending Probe  Action Thought In Connection With Bribery

Boy Safe After Being’Run Over By Train One Lad Lies Between Tracke: Another Hurtin Jumn

Boy Hurt in Jump From Trestle; Another, Run Over by Train, Unhurt

Trapped on Rails, Boy Saves Life As Freight Train Rolls Over Him

Emergency Plans Ready If War Comes Report Reveals  Senate Armed Service Group Well Pleased   Senate Armed Service Group Well Pleased With Seearity Inclading Civilian Defense

ALL TYPES OF DEFENSE, Senators Told U.S. Prepared  For Any War Emergency

Security Board Defense Plans Please Senators   Experts Are Told To Prepare Their Legislation Soon

Defense Ready “If War Comes’   Sen. Tydings Says Civilian Protection Adeanate

TYDINGS REPORTS Program for Civilian Defense Against Any Danger Forecast

Succeeds Father As Budget Owner  Sugarcreek Weekly Paper Changes Hands

Dr. H. E. Eustace Elected to Presidency of County Men’s Brotherhoods

HEAD OF ALLIANCE   Dr. H.E. Eustace Elected te  Presidency of County Men's Brotherhoods

Tornadoes Rip Kansas, Texas   51 Persons Injured, 45 Homes Destroyed

THIEVES: RIFLE HOMES. IN CITY, MIDDLETOWN      Ransack’’ Dominguez,. Barke ‘Residences; Owners Away   Police Wave License Number of Binge Ford Secn Speeding From  Two CLiverton Breaks’

THIEVES RIFLE HOMES IN CITY, MIDDLETOWN   Ransack Dominguez, Barker Residences; Owners Away      Police Have License Number of Blue Ford Seen Speeding Feom  Two Tiverton Breaks

ae  Out Of Work And Family Was Hungry Wife And Child Go Along As Texas Bandit Stages Holdup

Soldier Claims Drink Caused Him To Murder WAF   Hulking Air Force Sergeant Admits Strangling

Hulking Air Force Sergeant Says That He Strangled Woman Sergeant

GI Confesses Slaying WAF   Air Force Sergeant Blames Drunkennes:

VERMONT SOLDIER ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN SERGEANT   Victim's Body Found Satur day At Air Base In Califarnia

ADMITS KILLING WOMAN SERGEANT   AIR FORCE NONCOM BLAMES DRINK FOR SATURDAY SLAYING

Hunt Two Women {n  Kayo Drops Death   Slew WAF Without Reason. Sergeant Informs FBI

Air Force Member Admits Slaying   Sergeant Admits Strang'ing Of Attractive Woman Who Had Been Found Dead

Sergeant Confesses He Killed Woman At Hamilton Field   Says He Had No Motive te Slay Sgt. Deeker; Denies Any Sex Attack

Blames Drinking For Murder  Homeless Sergent t  A Aue tin Wttit... As.

Six-Year-Old Boy Is Struck By Automobile  Two Seriously Hurt In Two-Cor Crash Near Osceola Mills

Disagree On Reports Of Strafing   FEAF Spokesman Declares No U.S. Planes Have Flown Over Manchuria

Marines By Ihousands Crossing Han River To  Strike Out For Seoul   Communists Rushing Troops From Old Southeast Front T Defend City; Slugging Match In Streets Appears Im. a minent: Leathernecks Defu Withering Rica

Blistering Fire From Red © Defenders Fails to Block Attackers at River Barrier

Americans Start Drive For Seoul   Slugging Match In City’s Streets Is Likely ; Big Mo’s  Ciume Gnoaak Aoain

Tank Waves Give Strong \Assistance   Reds Repulse Firet Unit   of Yanks in Amphibs   but Second Effected River Crossing   Awatted by Enemy   Rough Battle Seema Imminent in Streets of Seon]

Lunge Across Han River Under Blistering Fire   AMERICANS AND REDS STILL IN RACE FOR POSSESSION OF CAPITAL

Hand-To-Hand Combat in Seoul s Imminent  Attackers Repulsed In First Attempt To Cross Han River

U.S.Marines Drive Ahead Four Miles   Thousands Ram Across Han River Under Blistering Red Gunfire; North Koreans Are Reported Fleeing Before Allies

Troops Now Four Miles Past River In Advance   Reds Are Rushing To Enter Capital Out Of Southeast

Resistanee Siiffens In Bie Battle   Invasion of City Appears Imminent; Ships Aid Assult

Marines Cross Han In Lunge to Seoul   ‘Big Mo’ Joins Assault, Lobs Sheils 20 Miles Inland; South Koreans Retake Pohang

Union Calls Off s  Strike Pending Wage Conference Oulcome   15c Hourly increase: Demanded

IWYLAND MINGR-WIFE SEEKS OWVORGE HERE   Quakertown Hushand Sued By Perkasie Wife   FOUR CIVIL ACTIONS

ib Ee § preietd      Eddington Wife Sues For Divorce, Wed in 1947

-WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE IN SUIT FILET   ‘Catherine R. Painton, Ivy. land, Names Her Husband As A Defendant  Ff erie, tra freee rea a OOP 8 oo @& OO

THREE DIVORCES ARE AMONG THE 3 SUITS LISTED   One $5,939 Is Result of A Car  ruck  t is Made in One Case; Feasterville W.

MOTORIST IS SUED FOR SUM OF $25,00C   Suit Is Outgrowth of Two.  Car Collision In Warminster Twp.

FEASTERVILLE OWNER ASKS 90,000 DAMAGES   Two Wives And a Husband File Divorces Here   ONE ACTION SETTLED

6-COUNT DAMAGE SUIT INVOLVES A CLAIM FOR $25.00¢   Is Result of Crash Nea Forest Grove; Suit of Minors

SHLOR-OEFENDAT IN - SUOU,Q00 AUTO GLA   Willow Grove Servicem Sued By Passenger   FILE THREE DIVORC

UNCommand In Korea War Under Study   Acheson Reveals Possible Creation Of Setup Under UN Flag

Full Fledged Congressional Probe Of Loyalty Practices Promised By Solon

Two Facing U.S. Action   Quit Or Be Fired, Two Employes Told By Sawyer

House Group in About Face on Light Bulb lew  en   Committee Maves to OK Other Excise Cuts Planned

BRADLEY BACKS -FOREIGN ARMS AID   Says Free Nations Of Europe Could Defend West Europe From Attack

Gen. Bradley Sees Success Of Arms Aid   Says Free Nations Will Hold Europe Aacinct Attack

INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVED   Finds United States Troops Fighting In Foreign Lond

Arizona Holdup Nets $116,250  Bank Robbers Huntec On Scanty Clues

2 Arizona Bank Robbers Passed Up  $113,000 In Bills And $45,000 Coin   Steal $116,250 But Ignore Almost Equal Amount In Bills Of Larger Denomination; $45,000 All In Silver.

Lausche To Curb Budget Increase  War Demands Kill Hope Of Expansion

Tax Profits Now, Demand  GOP Solons   House Republicans Join To Force Levy Artion Before Adtournment

Showdown Due In House Today On Profits Levy   32 Republicans Ask Immediate Action

Insist House Vote Now on Profits Tax   G.O. P. Group Opposes Adjourning Without  Action; Hot Showdown Battle Looms Today 

QUESTION NOW INPARLIAMENT FOR DECISION   King Receives 57 Per Cent of Votes Cast By Belgians

Belgian King's Fate Still Undecided Despite Narrow Victory in Plebiscite

Vote on Belgian King indecisive   Narrow Majority for Leopold Is Cause of Government Split.

Belgians Favor King s Return  57 Per Cent Margin May Provoke Crisis

King Leopold Wins Right To Return To Throne’   Inconclusive Majority in Nationwide Vote Plunges Coalition Government Isto Crisii

CRISIS GRIPS BELGIUM OVER KINGS RETURN   Coalition Government Thrown Into Turmoil by Slight Margin Won by Leopold.

Belgians Vote To Refurn King  Parliament To Have Final Say In Matter

Belgians Vote By Close Margin To Restore King   Referendum Sunday Is Advisory Vote on Return of Leopold

KING LEOPOLD CRISIS LIKELY   Former Monarch Gets 57 Per Cent Vote On Returning To Throne

BELGIAN VOTE FAVORS KING LEOPOLD   Margin of 57 P.C. Is Recorded in Sunday Referendum

Belgians Favor Leopold Return   Slim Margin Threatens to Touch Off Political Crisi: lf Monarch Seeks to End His Exile.

Belgians Approve Leopold's Return By Slim Maiority   Ministers May Decide: Not To Call Him Back

BELGIANS FAVLR KING'S RETURN BY NARROW MARGIN   Parliament Must Decide Whether To Lift Ban On  Bees! paths

Leopold Wins Slight Margin In Plebiscite   Political Crisis Seen If Monarch Tries To Return

belgian Government Faces Crisis   Coalition Cabinet Called Into  Emergency Session  “ear Wraeoeerk Fer mis

Leopold Gets 297% Of Vote OnReturning   King Of Belgiens Winner In Vote: Political Crisis Is Seen

Coalition Cabinet Faces Crisis After Plebiscite Gives Monarch Majority

Royalty Returns  King Leopold Restored To Throne InBelgium By Narrow Majority

Narrow Majority for Belgian King  Leopold Gets 57 Percent of Vote

Observers See Belgian Crisis Over Leopold   Half Of Nation’s Voters  Ask That Former King Be Returned To ‘Throne

Leopold’s Small  Majority Creates  Crisis in Belgium Parliament May Not  Return King to Power In Face of Turmoil

Vote On King Brings Crisis To Belgium   Bare Majority By Leopold Causes Split In Cabinet

PRETTY WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED AT ELK POINT CHURCH   Miss Mildred Oakes And Rex B. Stoner ‘Take Vows Jan. 8

Goose-Pimple WeatherIsDue In Eastern Half of Nation On Easter, Forecaster Warns

Cold Weather Is Forecast For Easter  Widespread Crop Tamage Reported

CHILLY WEATHER CASTER FOREGAS'   TEMPERATURES EXPECT EP TO DROP IN MORE THAN HALF THE COUNTRY,

Chilly Easter Is Predicted In This Area   Goose Pimples Are Slated For Most of Nation, Weatherman Says  Be Wee: bisection meas

Thousands Visit Industrial Show  Free Exposition To Last Through Thurs.

All Through? Fith Singer She ,Declares; To Sees Property Settlement

Airline Steward Is Killed in Freakish Accident on Plane   Second Airways Employe Is Involved In Almost Identical Mishap; Escapes

‘STEWARD PLUNGES TODEATH THROUGH DOOR OF AIRLINER   John Harris, Recently-Mar. ried War Veteran, Falls From Speeding Plane at 8,000 Feet.   PASSENGER SAYS WEND BLEW HIM OUT   Accident Occurs Over Long Island—Second Such Tragedy Narrowly Averted Over Tampa Bay.

Steward Jerked Out of Plane As Door Comes Onen   Another Similar. Mishap Narrowly Averted In Florida é

Steward Tumbles From Airliner  + Jerked of Blown From    Jerked or Blown From Trens-Ationtic Plane 8,00€ Fret Over Lone island

DEMONSTRATES CASTING TO CROWD IN H. S. AUDITORIUM   Ollie Hobbs Enthuses Crowd of 170 Members and Guests   SHOW ARCHERY FEATS   Clarence Welch, of Phila., Shows Some Unusual Feats With Bow and Arrow

FISH CASTING THRILLS BRISTOL'S SPORTSMEN   Don Flack, Furlong, Staged Hunting Bow Routine   SPCA FILM ON ANIMALS

Tenf Collapses and Dozens Are Injured   Hait-Rain Storm Picks Up Tent, Drops it on Revival Audience

Say U. S. Troops Regain 6 Miles Of Lost Ground   First Tanks Aid Defenders; Reds Are Reforming To Continue Drive; Planes, Navy Guns Take Heavy Toll Of Enemy

Texan Talks Wife Into Divorce, Joins Up With Merinece Reamarriec And All ic Well

Pilots Lose Lives,  Passengers Saved  16 Survive Crash  In British Columbia

RED IN BERLIN GETS SUSPENDED   Is Ousted From Parlia. ment For 30 Days Following Outburst

ONLY SIX MEN OF B-36 CREW NOT RESCUED   ’ Ground Parties Are Now On Island.  Tn Find Curvivare 

Military Men Plan Tighter West Defenses   Moves Go Forward De spite Allied, German Wrangling

British Announce 2 ifffew Air fields To Be Built Is. British Zone Of Germany Near Dutch Border

Allies Brace W. Europe’s  Defenses   U.S., Britain Act Despite Recent Election Results

WEST DISTURBED BY OPPOSITION TO REARMAMENT   Adenauer Blames Allie: For German Disunity  On Question   U. §. SEVENTH ARMY BEING REACTIVATED

EUROPE ARMS POWER HIKED DESPITE REICH   Americans And British Plan More Defenses For Europe

Army Bolsters West Europe   300 Infantrymen Assigned To Berlin Garrison

Allies Move To Bolster West Europe   Yanks Put On Combat Basis, Reinforced; British Build Bases

‘FIRST TIDE OF - TOYS INS! INSTALLMENT  Gladewater Toys Among 900,000 a Shipped To European Kids Today

Great Issues Policy Program To Be Planned   Profs, Students Called to Meeting At ‘Y’ Wednesday

Belgian ‘Tension Eases   King’s Offer to Hand Reins ‘Temporarily’ To Son Is Accepted; Mav Be All for Leo

BELGIAN KING ~ OFFERS TO TURN POWER TO SON   Offers to Step Aside i Face of Civil War Threat.

Belgian King Acts In Face Of Civil War   Would Step Down Temporarily In Favor Of Prince

Abdication Decision Is  ‘Not Reached   Socialist Chief Sees Leopold As Belgium Riots;  Clert) Wae Tanme

Leopold Would Give Up Throne Temporarily   Conditioned on Foes Submitting Demands Through Parliament

Socialists Ask King Abdicate   Leopold Silent As Belgian Crisis Mounts

All Political Parties in Belgium in Agreement On Proposal of Router

Leopold Offers To Give Powers To Oldest Son   Announcement Made Through Premier As Belgium Seethes

Premier Says Leopold Offers To Resign   Would Give Powers To Son If Socialists Withdrawal Demands

Prince To Be Given Powers By Leopold   Temporary Powers Will be Delegated To Baudouin, Says Belgian Premier

Gendarmes Kill Three Anti-King Dem onstrators  Cabinet Asks King Leopold for  Decision on Abdication Demands

Leopold to Lend His Royal Power   Prince Offered Control Temporarily in Effort To Settle Dispute

Hint Leopold Abdication Close At Hand;  Delegate Royal Powéts To Crown Prince

Major Belgian Parties Agree To Stepping Aside of Leopold   King’s Decision Disclosed ox Crisis Qver His Return Fror Exile Threatened to Plunge Nation Into Civil War

Leopold Offers To Delegate His Powers fo Son   Temporary Transfer Studied as Foes Press For His Abdication

Leopold Offers His Powers To Crown Prince  Makes Demands On Foes As Condition Of  Hie Stenning Dawn

Leopold May Delegate His Royal Powers   Offers Temporary Move to End Wave of Violence, Strikes

Announcement Follows Riots, More Threats  Demands Socialists HaldA Tin an Damande

Belgi in Waits For King to Make Fateful Decision   Leopold III Must Decide Whether to Abdicate Or Risk Civil War

King. Offers To Step  Down  ~ Would  Delegate .  . Powers. to Prince

WILL TEMPORARILY LET. CROWN PRINCE TAKE OVER REINS.      “No Decison’”’ Reached — On Abdication Demands

LEOPOLD MAY SHIFT POWERS   Monarch May Tum Ove Authority To Crown  Princé

Leopold Offers To Delegate Powers Of His Throne To Prince Baudouin

LEOPOLD YIELDS TOEASE TORRID CIVIL TENSION   Belgium's King Makes Compromise Offer After Three Die in Riot

Leopold Offers Some Powers To Prince   Belgium Facing Civil War Threat, Leaders See King

No Decision Made On Socialist Cry   Premier Hopes Solution Can Be Reached; Civil War Feared

Leopold Offers To Delegate Powers As King   Crown Prince May Take Over Belgian Throne

Leopold Would Give Powers To Bauduouin   Abdication Offer Made  Socialists’ Demands Are Sent to Parliament

Leopold Won't Leave Throne; War Is Feared   Socialists Refuse Compromise Plan; 80,000 March On Capital

Offer by Leopold To Give Up Royal Powers Reported   Crisis Over His Return Threatens Belgian Civil War

Leopold’s Crown Offer To Prince Made In Belgiun   King Offers Temporary Rule To Son Baudouin

Buset-Leopold Meeting Brings No Decision On Whether King Will Quit   SOCIALIST CHIEF VISITS MONARCH AS NEMANDS FOR ABDICATION GROW

Don’t Tell This Man That There’s Nothing To This Friday 13th Stuff

The. ‘Unkissable Pedestrian’ Killed By Automobile   Kirby McRill Was Once a Noted Character In Kansas City. -

Love in the Rough  Fate Finally Forsakes ‘Unkissable Pedestrian’

Navy Told Not To Aid U.S. Ship is Claim  lebrandtean'’«e Notec Beitich Halen Put Out Frefahter's Fire   NATIONALIST WARSHITPE aereseT ad 12 WRPRICHTER

Still Studies Congress Call President Plans  To Confer With  Legislaiors

STATE SURPLUS FUND FORECAST   Even With That, Legislature _May Have To Raise Taxes Or Cut Expenses.

State Government Ends Fiscal Year An Better Condition Than Forecast

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Two Hurled to Deaths in West Philadelphia

“Were Communion   Tendency of The Privileged Clase To Indulge In

One Brother Alive In Mine   Rescuers  Doubt Second Digger Still Living; Blasts Start

Hawaii Work. Being Started  Delegates To Hold Constitution Talks

Invaders Meet No Opposition   Guerrilla Force Helps Establish Red Beachhead

PRICE BOOSTS DRAW WARNING   No Shortages But Buying Sprees Can Cause Them, Public Told.

Cost of Food Rises in U.S.; Hoarders Hit   Government Says There’s No Reason To Fear Shortages

Filing Deadlite This Afternoon  Will Give Answers To Many Questions

SENATE CRIME — INQUIRY MOVES TO ST. LOUIS   Madison County Witnesses Summoned; E. St. L. Officials ‘Out of Town.”

Loyalty Oaths Scheduled for State Workers  veggie of Highway  fe Gea <3 40a oe ch at. > cae   Directors of Highway And Conservation to Ask Affidavits From Their 4.000 Workers

STATE PUSHES LOYALTY CHECK   Two Largest Departments Will Ask Workers Sign Oaths.

More Loyalty Checks Are Planned By 2 Important State Departments

INJUNCTION AIM IN COAL FIGHT   Mine Operators Ask Geueral Counsel Of National Labor Relations Board To Act Avuainst Lewis.

Mine Owners Take Another Angle to Seek Injunction  Turn to Denham For Aid Refused By White House

Mine Owners Act Jointly In Seeking Court Action To Boost Coal Production

Mine Owners Present Solid Front In Asking Gov't. Action Against Lewis

Mine Owners Press Lewis Court Action  Operators Ask NLRB To Seek Injunction

Mine Operators - Seek Injunction   Owners Present Almost Solid Front in aahing from NLRB Action Refused by Chief Executive.

Truman Sticks to ‘Hands Off'— More Mine Operators Ask Help From NLRB

More Major Owners Join In Requests For Rulings   Injunction Sought To Force Resuming  Of Five-Day Week

Coal Producers Seek Court Action  Mine Owners Present United Front, Appeal For NLRB Injunction

New Cold Wave Heads for Ohio  Zero to Five Above Forecast Temorrow

Phone Strike Called   Exchanges Through Na tion May Be Affected  Navomber 9 _

TELEPHONE WORKERS GALL NOV. 9 STRIKE   C1O Group Maps Plans For Picketing of All Sizeable Exchanges

Walkout Set For Thursday By CIO Union   Pickets To Be Thrown Around Exchanges; Doubt Valley Invoelvec

W. ELECTRIC CALLS STRIKE AGAINST BEL!   Picketing Is Scheduled Thursday, Nov. 9,  Across Nation

THREAT 10 PHONE: SERVICE BROUGHT BY STRIKE GALL   Western Electric Employes ir 43 States Ordered to Wail Out Nov. 9 in Wage  . Disvute.   p09 ARE ENGAGED IN INSTALLATION WORK   Union Head Says Pickets Wil Be Thrown Around Beli Exchanges in Every Sizeable Town.

STRIKE CALLED ON NOVEMBER 9 BY CIO UNION   Western Electric Shutdows -Will Also Affect Tele phone Service   WAGE INCREASES . BEING DEMANDED

‘Nation-wide Western Electric Strike ‘Set for Nov. 9 to Hit South Texas

43-State Strike Called For Nov. 9 by Western Electric Firm Workers

Western Electric Employes To Strike   To Go Out Nov. 9; Union To Picket Phone Exchanges In Many Cities

Western Electric Sirike Set Nov. 9   C.W.A. Will Picket ’ Phone Exchanges

Slays Wife and 3 Children: Then  Drowns Himself Mild-Mannered   Mild-Mannered Nebraska Farmer Had No Motive

Two Children Die in Crash   10 Others. Injured as. Bus and Freight Train Collide in Maine.

Three Children Die in TrainBus Crash   Eight Other Maine Youngsters Intured in Collision

Sudden Action Is Taken as Court Is Opened Today      Action Follows Bench Conferencs< — One Neshuan, Dana Clark, Drawn to Date

Six Catholics Chosen— JURY SELECTION CONTINUES IN DOCTOR'S MERCV.DEATH TRIAL

Defense, Prosecutio n Hope to Complete Panel Todav: Bar Spectators

STATE RAISES OBJECTION 10 ELDERLY MAN   » Roman Catholics: 2 Protestants On Panel

‘Merey’ Case Juror Fired By Att orney   Belated Protest By Prosecution Approved; Five Seats Left

"MERCY KILLING” TRIAL SPEEDS UF   Nine Jurors Selected To Try Or HN Sander

‘MERCY TRIAL’ OPENS —  One Juror Dismissed In Trial Of Dr. Sander

State Raised Belated Challenge to Oldest of Nine Seated to Try Physi 5 cian.   HINT NAMES OF JURORS LEAKED OUT   Reveal Veniremen Approached Before Call. Dr. Sander Remains Calm;  ' Wife by His Side.

Juror in Sander Trial Dismissed  Prosecution Raises , A Belated Challenge

Prosecution's Request For Dismissal Of Juror Granted At Mercy Trial   One Of Three Protestants On The Jury Belatedly Challenged Bv Prosecution

British Born Juror  Dismissed at Tria   Prosecution Raises Belated Challenge in Mercy Kill. ing Case Today.

Sander Jury Picking Proves Tedious Task   Belated Challenge Excuses One; Docto In Cheerful Mood

British-Bora Juror Dismissed After Come Chaiteane: Leak ia Names Hiated

8 Jurors Picked for ‘Mercy Death’ Hearing: Probe ‘Meddling’ Charge

8 Jurors Seated In ‘Mercy’ Case   Cancer Death Trial In Opening Stages

One Juror In “Mercy Slaying” Case Dismissed After Belated Challenge

Okay 8 Jurors In Mercy Trial  One Unseated; Six Of Group Are Catholi

NINTH JUROR IN DOCTOR'S TRIAL IS CHALLENGED   British-Born Man, 73, Dismissed Today in Mercy Slaying Case

8 Jurors Seated In ‘Mercy Slaying’ Trial Of New Hampshire P hysician

STATE RAISES CHALLENGE IN SANDER TRIAL   Need Five More To Complete List In Doctor’s Case

MERCY DEATH TRIAL JUROR IS DISMISSED   State Raised Belated Challenge to Oldest of Nine Seated to Try Physi y clan,   HINT NAMES OF JURORS LEAKED OUT   Reveal Veniremen Approached Before Call. Dr. Sander Remains Calm;  » Wife by His Side.

Aged Juror Dismissed in Mercy Trial   Last of Nine Men Chosen Dropped on Defense Challenge

STATE DEPARTMENT — SILENT ON TREATY   But Americans Believe There Y9 More than Meets the Eye in Russo-Chinese Part.

Secret Clauses in Treaty, Some U.S. Officials Suspect   U. S. TRYING TO SET Backfire in S. E. Asia

SPOILS EASTER PARADE.   Ice Storm Isolates Almost 100 Midwest Communities

Glazed Highways Caused By Rain, .Sleet, Communications Damaged From Indiana North. ward To Canada Border  CLAIM DAMAGE AT MORE THAN MILLION

April Storm Puts Sheath Of Ice Across Northern Sections of the Midwest

Easter Sleet Storms Lay Blanket of Ice on Midwest   Highways Treacherous Communications Cut  Off In Wide Area

Wintry Storm Hits Midwest  TH kiwis s.. hee   Freezing Rain, Sleet Glazes All Highways

Siorm Leaves Coaf of Ice. Over Nation   Central lowa and Indiana Are Worst Hit by Ice Storm: Some Areas Have White Easter

SHEATH OF ICE OVER MIDWES]   Clinton, lowa, Hardest Hit By Severe Easter Sleet Storm.

Memories Haunting GOP Party Lesaiars  np. bs. Bae... Bend nbiamn   Refuse to Moke Rosy Predictions In Light of 1948 Election Results

MEDIATORS MEET WITH SWITCHMEN   Hopes for Quick Settlement of Strike Against Five Raliroads Appear Dim.

Plan Talks to Halt Strike on Five Railroads   Mediators Say Hope Dim For Early Settlement Of Wage-Hour Dispute

REPORT OUTLOOK DIM   Walkout Has Stopped The Wheels On Four Railroads

Hospifal Plan Is Boosted By Speedy Acton  “Bills Will Become - Effective As Soon ee a ak, eee

Cushing Wholesale Grocery Is Burned   Find .Nightwatchman Burned to Death

Russia Renews Drive  On Dardanelles Rule   American Control of Turkey Charged by Red Navy Paper— Treaty ‘Has Ceased To Satisfy’

Social Security Expansion Passed   Senate And House Must Still Tron Out Differences In Bills

Senate Passes Pension Bill By 81-2 Count   Doubles Benefit Payments Under Old-Age System

Bill Also Raises Tax Base to $3600; Goes To Conference Group   Key Differences Must Be Settled   Senate Orders Study of Whole System; Talks of Universal Coverage

Many Added To Coverage  By New Bill   Differences in Act Will Be Ironed Out By Conference Groun

Proposal Will Roughly Double Present Plan   Extensive Measure Adds 10 Million Persons To Roles; Conference Next

Senate Votes Security Bill  10 Million Persons   10 Million Persons Added for Benefits

Senate Okays Increased Old  Age Pensions   Measure Would Add 10 Million People to Social Security Rolls And Boosts Benefits

Senate Approves BillToDouble Present Payment  Thumping Okay Ta Social Security BAL

SENATE BILL HIKES OOGIAL SEGURITY PAY   But Differences with House Bill Takes Measure to Conference.

Senate Approves Higher Old-Age Pension Measure  Bill Would About   ‘Bill Would About Double Payments

Higher Pensions Nearer for Aged  Yanntoeo Annravea   Senate Approval Still Leaves Problems

Broaden Benefit Program   Senate Passes Bill  Nearly Doubling Old Age Pensions; Million: More Given Coverare

New Bill Payments Increased   Measure Will Go to Conference to Iron Out Some Differences

Senate Approves Measure  To Double Pension Benefits  Conference Committee to Iron Out Differences in Social Security Bill

DIFFERENCES IN BILLS WILL BE ADJUSTED   Legislation Passed In Senate Would Liberalize Requirements for Qualify-.  ing for Benefits &   FINAL ACTION DELAYED

Senate Votes For Qld Age Pension Hike   Doubled Benefits Approved; Parley Set Gn House Differences

The Weather   Senate Hikes Pension God!   Doubled Benefit Payments, Wider Coverage Includedin Bill Passed " 81-2: Next Stepup to Committee

SENATE OK’S BILL TO HIKE AGE PENSIONS   Would Increase Present Social Security Benefits 85-90 Pct.

Social Security Changes Approved   Higher Old-Age Pensions Promised in Senate Bill

Senate Approval of New Social Security Bill Brings Higher Old-Age Pensions Step Closer

Measure Moves Into Conference For Adjustments  Bill Approves 81-2 To Raise Benefits, Expand Coverage

Senate OK’s Expansion Of Social Security  any tnorny issues   Many Thorny Issues Still To Be Settled Before Final Passaae

Senate Votes to Double Old-Age Pension Benefits   Measure, Approved by 81-2 Margin, Woulc Also Add 10 Million to Roll

Measure Would - Double Benefits   81-2 Vote Carries Promise of Higher Old Age Pensions Nearer Reality for Millions

MA ae SSN DO  Benefits To Be Doubled Under Bill  10 Million To Be Added To Procrar

Senate Approve: More Liberal Benefit Plan   Higher Pensions For Millions Indicated

Senate Passes Bill To Double Benefit Checks   Few Changes Remain To Be lroned Out

By Vote Of 18 To 2, Senate Okays Social Security Measure Expansion

Measure Providing Highel Old Age Pensions Goes  Ts Tantaranee (Pein

Measure Approved By 81-2 Vote In Senate Will Go To Committee For Threshing Out Differences—Upper Branch Version Varies Considerably From Legislation Passed By House With Many Thorny Questions Remaining To Be Settled

Final Vote To Await Revisions   Benefits Doubled, 10-Million Added Under Pendinc Act

Whole System Being Studied   Meosure Would Almost Double Benefit Payments Under Social Sccurity

SENATE OKAYS SECURITY BILL   Measure Doubles OldAge Benefit Payments, Adds 10,000,000 To List.

Higher Old-Age Pensions May Be Reality Soon; Senate Passes Bill   Double Benefit Payments Would Bc Placed Into Effect

HIGHER PENSION PLAN BOOSTED   Senate Passes Bill To Add 10 Million to Rolls, Double Benefits

SENATE PASSES SECURITY BILL   Measure Passed By 81-2 Vote May Double ‘Benefits —

Senate Vote Lifts Pensions For Millions   Disablity Is Major Item To Be Settled

Measure Would Double System's Present Benefits  Ten Million More Would Be Covered; Mut Iron Out Snags.

SENATE GIVES 81-2 VOTE PASSAGE   Bills Call For Increase In Benefit Payments  DIFFERENCES   Between House And Senate Bill Must Be Removed Before Final Action

Pension Plan Wins in Wide Senaie Vote   Bill Carries Promise Of Higher Old-Age Pay For Millions; Becomes Step Closer to Reality

Benefits fo Be Doubled Under New Proposal   10 Millions More-to Be Covered by System. Requirements Easier

Senate Vote Favors Higher Old-Age Pay   ‘Bill Approved by 81 to 2 Margin Would ‘Nearly Double Benefits, Add Many  to Lists.

Foe Building For Attacks Upon Flanks  Critical Assault Cc... _. fF... 4« . ,   Critical Assault Seen as Imminent By Headquarters

U.S. Forces Still Hold “No Retreat” Line On Naktong River   Belicve Reds Massing For Attacks

TANK DRIVE IN NORTH IS KNOCKED OUT   Communists Believed Building up for Allout Push Against  Allied Fareec.

Oftensive May End War Quickly   Hope is Expressed to Have American G.1.’s “Home By Christmas”; General MacArthur Directs  { Daworfis! Blow on 75-Mile Front.

GET BOYS HOME BY CHRISTMAS IS OBJECTIVE   Drive Opened Early Today Has Gained 15 Miles

American Soldiers Will Get Home by Christmas, Predicts Gen. MacArthur   United Nations Armies Smash Ahead In Nutcracker Offensive Designed to Clean Up Far East Struggle.  BULLETIN

 THIS 1S ‘IT’ —  Main Red For ce Still Lies Ahead   ‘MAC’ ON H [AND FOR KIC CK- OFF

Gen. MW Arthur Flies to Front: To Open Drive   24th Division Reaches Chongju; Resistance Licht

Offensive To Send © Troops Home By  _ Christmas Begins   Massive Campaign To Have American GIs Out Of Korean War By Christmas Is Rolling; UN Army Moves Forward To Positions In Front Of Massed Red Strength

McArthur Unleashes Army Of 100,000 In Quick Knockout Drive   General Personally Touches Of Huge Offensive Aimed To Reach Yalu River Defenses.

Take Up MacArthur's ‘Home by Christmas’ Promise, Roll Forward Up to 15 Miles; But 100,006 Reds Massed For Last Big Stand

MacArthur, On Flight To Front, Promis¢s Early  Return Of GIs   U.S. Task Force Advances 15 Miles   Americans, South Koreans, British Meet Little Opposition

M Arthur Aims To End War in Mighty Drive   However, Heavy Fighting Still Stands in Way

MaeArthnue In Prediction Tha War Will End By Christmas   UN Units Jump Off Along Wide Front; Heavy Fighting In Korea Anticipate

MacArthur Unleashes  Full Fury   Commander Visits Front, Forecasts Early Victory

Gains Up To 15 Miles Reported In M’ Arthur Drive To End War Soo!

Bridges Pale at Sentencing   Hallinan Moves for New Trial, Story of Sentence; Hits Trial Methods

PACKAGE DEAL WITH CHINESE REDS LIKELY   Great Britain Takes Initiative at U.N. In Effort to Ease Far East Crisis.

British Seem Set for Deal On Red China   UN Delegation Chills Proposed Russian !nquiry

Boy Scouts to Dedicate New Camp June 18      Located on West Side of West Okoboji Lake

Colunin Left   “... a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ”’—BUuRNs.

Column Left   “  ...«@ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll. print it... ”-——Burns. .

Leopard, Back It Captivity, Dies.  Of Pneumonia  , Recurrence Of Old  Ailment Blamed For Death Of Big Cat

LEOPARD DIES 16 HOURS AFTER CAUGHT   Death Blamed on Heeurrenee of Fneumonta Suffered Apparently a Year Ago — Drug Unset in Capture Sujd Only a Contributing Facior,

Vishinsky Urges Getting Troops Out of Korea   Tells UN All Forces From Foreign Nations  Should Be Withdrawn

Withdraw All Foreign Troops, Russia Urges  To Say Whether Chinese Included

Better Weather Is Forecast For Rest Of Nation   Motorists Are Warned To Take Precautions  BY UNITED PRESS

‘Just. loo Many Robbers for the Cops’  Defeat Conclusive--Retreat Leads to? ?

Weother.-  Korean War  Lost Cause Militarily   Vast Chinese Manpower Outweighs Superior Firepower of U.N.

Chinese Reds Have Decided Kurean War   There’s Nothing To Do But Pull Back And Probably Pull Out

Red Victory in Korea Decided As Americans Number Too Few To Stem Advance otf Chinese

Interpretive War Report  War In Korea Seems To Be Over From Military View

Can't Lick China, What Does UN Plan to-Do Now in Korea?   Reds Numerous Enough to Throw Them Into Sea, as Threatened

Two Arkansas Fugitives Shot  Last of Escaped Men Captured by Officers

DOCTORS IN HERO ROLES   Work Until They Are Exhausted to Save R.R. Survivors

Freeze Put on Guard Enlistments   Terms Expiring Before July, 195] Extended for Year

20 Hurt as 2 Lehigh Valley Trains Collide   One-Car Local Hits Passenger Train Halted on Curve

He'd Go Home If Knew Where If Is   Zulu Dancer in Circuses Since Boy Can't Prove Mo's British Subject —-

Applications As Enumeratot In Census Set   Persons Will Earn $8 To $9 Daily, Payment On Piece Price Basis, Steinwedel Announces

GRANGE MAKES PROTEST TO WATCHMAN REMOVAL   Middletown Opposes Change At Woodbourne Crossing   AID IN COUNSEL FEES

Patriotism Called Factor In His Views   Statement Due Today After Endorsement By Governor Dewey

30 Million A ntos Setfor for Highways. As Long Holiday W eek end Near s

New High In Federal Jobs  Byrd Reports That 2,042,309 Were On li $ Bavrall in Auer

Marshall Calls for Courage in Peril Worse Than Early in World War I

FIRE SWEEPS APARTMENT tH CHICACD   One Woman Dies trom Suffocation, Six Other Persons Are Injured — Couple in First Floor Apartment, Where Fire Originuted, Held for Questioning,

Attlee Tells Rally Action Is Needed   Prime Minister Says Risks Are Necessary

Red Chinese Step Up Korea Air Attacks   Russian Made Jets Appear In Growing Numbers Over Allie:

Soviet-Made Jet Planes Enter Korea War Picture   Army Clamps Security Blackout On Troop Movements On Northeast Front

Daily News Inder   Growing Red Force Menaces Shrinking Allied Beachhead

Allied Forces Pulling Back to Hamhung   U. N. Troops Abandon Town on Perimeter of Withdrawal Area’

Ship Officer Tells Of Sighting Debris   Flights Over Area Fruitless as Russia Issues New Statement on Aw Exchanae

NO TRACE OF LOST PLANE IN BALTIC AREA   Pravda Reports Unarmed Plane Was Spying On Russia.

Teamperatures   Pravda Says ‘Spies’ Got ‘Proper Lesson’ for Violating Territory: Criss-Cross Hunt Covers Baltic

Five-Day Search Ends For Plane Lost in Baltic   Plan to Resume Hunt Tomorrow, But Hope: Not High For Airmen

New Report of Plane Debris   Ship's Story Sends Search Craft to Area’ Off Swedish {sland in Baltic

Searching Planes Fail Again To Find Missing Navy Craf  German Ship Tells Of Seeing Debris Off Baltic Isle

Report of Wreckage as Given by German Ship Raises Hopes Momentarily; Nothing Found.  TO RESUME HUNT AGAIN TOMORROW

LOCATE NO TRACE OF MISSING PLANT   Navy Patrol Ship Disap peared in the Baltic Saturday   WILL RESUME SEARCH

Report of Life Raft  Discounted   Officials Say Survivors Could Live for Weeks At Sea With Equipment Navy Craft Carried

WEATHER REPORT   Fifth Day's Search For Missing U.S. Navy Plane Fails

Naval Plane Search Fails For Fitth Day   Aircraft Quit For Day; Swedish Report Yields Nothing

Temperatures   Fighting Abates as Enemy Patrols Probe Lines; Fresh U. S. Units Arrive

Americans Directing Shells On North Korean Positions; ‘Skies over Sector Clearing

Grour? Contact Repori ‘ad Light   American AS, Ser ry, Mortars Pound Modes Sly At Front

Patrols Spar, U.S. Artillery  Pounds Enemy   American Fliers Wait Clearing Skies   Map And More War Stories On 14A

COMMUNISTS PROBE FRONT NEAR TAEJON   Contact Is Maintained As North Koreans Mass For New Drive.

Air Force Is Waiting For Clear Skies   Patrols Active In Taejon Area; Troops Held Yechon

New Security Rules for Port, Ship Workers   Coast Guard Aims To Screen Reds By New Edict

ACT TO PREVENT MARITIME TIEUP   Invoke New Port and Ship Security Rules

New Coast Guare Security Rules  Designed To Screen Out Subversives

USCG Promotes  Maritime Secu rity   Coast Guard Lays Down New Port, Ship Rules Designed To Screen Out Subversives

Coast Guard Sets NewSecurity Rules For Ports, Vessels   Orders Designed to Screex Subversives From Ranks of Sea Workers

Reveal Port, Ship Rules On Security   peek to Screen  Subversives From Ranks of Nation’s ‘Maritime Workers

Screening Of Seamen, Porl Workers Due  Chiefs Of Unions On Pacific Coast Threaten Walkout

Coast Guard Orders New Security Steps   Union Leaders Howl as Action Seeks to Thwart Coast Strike

Coast Guard Orders Security Ru'es Into Effect As Two Unions Threafen Strike

Port Security Rules Draffed  Coast Guard Screen: Out Subversives

Coast Guard To Use Strict Rules   “Weed Subversives From Ship Unions

RULES BAR REDS’ AT VITAL PORTS   Security Regulations Imposed By Coast Guard To Protect Shipping —~ Threat Of Strike.

Port, Ship Security Rules Laid Down By Coast Guard  Aims At Screening   Aims At Screening Subversives from Maritime Workers

SHIP, SHORE “UNION GHEF APRINGT ACT   Regulations Are Designed to Screen Subversives from Unions.

Coust Guard Orders Screen Of All Maritime Workers   Unions Hold Out Strike Threat

New Security Laws Revealed By Coast Guard   Rules Designed To Screen Subversives From Ranks Of Maritime Workers

Inactive List On Reserve ~ May Be Called   Draft Policy Change Eliminates. Board: Callirfe Up Reservists

House Committee Approves Cut In Marshall Plan   Administration Opposed Slash

Foreign Affairs. Group Approves Europe Aid Cuts   Marshall Plan Funds for Next Year Are Trimmed Billion in Action Taken Today.

Mackinac Span Is Opposed By Senate Leader   Vandenberg Irked B; Pressure Tactics

Solons Have3 Alternate Plans   Holland Senator Objects to Push by Span Supporters

Straits’ Bridge Feud Flares Up In Legislature  Proponents Trying To Fight Opposition

One Man Dies   Freighter Rams Ferryboat in Foe-Shrouded Delaware River

Montana Postmistress Reporis.No Mail Service So Far During This Year

Says Women Will Wear Hair About Four Inches Long On Neck’s Nape This Year.

 Organization Ticket Triumphs Democrats Nominate Myers and Dilworth

Myers, Dilworth Are Nominated   Lead Democratic Party Ticket to Lightly Opposed Victory

N.C. Paroles ‘Reduced By New Policy   Better-Planned ‘System Directed By Dr. lohnson

Auto Pancaked Onder Big Vehicle On illinois Road Near Beloit   Swerved Into Path of Trailer Truck   Monticello Man, Driving For Madison Petroleum Company, Is Injured

D DEAD TAKEN FROM WRECK; 2 OTHERS Dit   Accident on “Death Curve” Is Called “Gruesome and Bloody Scene.”

EIGHT KILLED IN COLLISION -OFCAR, TRUCK   Two Small Childrer Among Victims In Illinois

Eight Are Killed In Car And Truck Crash in Illinois   Two Vehicles Collide at Rocton; Driver  Is Only Survivor  of Fatal Wreck.

Auto Burns After Crash In tllinois   ‘Trucker Is Lone Survivor: Two Children Victims

Eight Killed, Car Hits Truck   Teen-Age Girl And Two Babies Included

Michigan Nears  End of Recount:  Williams Gaining Detroit Vote Check  Likely To Wind Up Election Canvass

6 PRR Workers Killed in Crash   Automobile Returning Them Home Crashes Head-on Into Truck

Six Cresson Men Killed In Highway Crash  Pennsylvania Rail Workers’ Car, Teoaek fallzd.

Surplus Butter Stocks Tripled  Me Millio unds n Gov. ion Pou Hands

Surplus Butter Poses. Problem   Government Faced _With Disposing of It

‘Green American Troops Made Bloody Gamble for Time in Korean Fighting

HIGHT OF GREE TROOPS PRAISED      TIME NERDED FOR BUILD-UP ON KOREA APPARENTLY VON BY AMERICANS,

SOUTH KOREAN UNITS MOVE UNOPPOSED   No Confirmation Of Attack By Chinese Communists  MIVrFOTINATr   Prisoner’s Report Of China Troops Entering War; New Marine Landing

Truman Calls Conference Of Top Advisers   Home Front Economic Chiefs To Meet At White House. ‘

Truman Calls  Meefing of His Economic Aides President Considers  ‘New Controls Over Nation’s Economy

President Talks to Economic Advisers On New Controls   Wage-Price Control Called Inevitable

President Truman Confers  With Advisers on Issuance Of Emergency Proclamation

Kk kkk JETS OPERATING FROM MANCHURIAN BASES AGAINST U. N. FORCES —

Health Dept. Lists Polio Precautions   No Preventive is Known but Can Reduce Chances

Noted Lapor Mediator Dies  Brief Hlness Ends  lamnwe Mawev'’c Carsel

- Day's Attendance Exvected to Top Quarter ‘Million  Najor Leagues Begin ‘Jubilee’ Season With Promise of Good Weather and Bulging Crowds

US.WillTry ToProve Perjury In Maragon Trial  To Bring Gut His.  Beteacs Cannectons   Majors Begin ‘Jubilee’ Season   ‘(See Sports Page For Today's Schedule sant Starting umes):

US Jubilee Baseball Year Opens   Fair Weather Is Promise At All Parks as League Play Gets Under Way   TRUMAN TO PITCH   Right or Left Hander Is Chief Attraction When Senators and A’s Meet

Big Leagues Begin Jubilee Season Today   Weatherman Predicts There Would Be No Postponements

Bulging Crowds Promised For League Openers   Schedule Jubilee Season Start In Eight Cities .

Majors Cpen Season Today   Expect More Than 250,000 Fans To See Eight Openers

BASEBALL OPENS: “JUBILEE” SEASON   Traman Throws Out Firs! Ball In Capital; Braves Play Giants, Bo-Sox Meet Yanks

Weather Ideal, Crowds Big As Ceremonies Launch Annual Baseball Flaq Races 

Fine Weather Opens Jubilee For Baseball   Forecaster Sees No Postponements For Major Leagues

 Good Weather, Big Crowds Promised '  Jubilee Season Gets Under Way in Majors

Many Towns Menaced by Rising Wabash   Water Nearing Top of Vincennes Seawall; Much Land Inundated

ote Until 8 P.M. You Can Vote Until 8 P. ¥   Big Chestquehanna District To Build $480,000 School

Mrs. Huber Believes Her Husband Is Beginning To Crack Up Under Strain

MISSING WITNESS PLANS TO TAKE TRIP    Huber Calls Wife Fron New York  - That He Is Taking Manth’s  : 7 Bact

Faces Additional Charge   Motorman Charged With Causine L. 1. Wreck

Motorman to Face Trial as Result of L. . Railroad Wreck   Jacob Kiefer Tells Scribes He Did Not Know If He Passed Red Signal

Train Motorman Brought To Court  Accused Of Causing Rail Mishap Killing 29

DOORS JAMMED ON STREET CAR   Chicago Passengers Were Trapped Inside Blazing Inferno

Doors Of Car Jammed Shut By Passengers   Conductor Gives Version Of Crash. That Took 33 Lives

Hold Trolley Conductor in  Fatal Crash   Testifies Fire-Crazed Passengers Jammed Rear Doors; Charged. With Leaving Scene

Arrested for Leaving Scene of Accident; Flagman Describes His Futile Efforts

Doors Jammed By Screaming  nl P Sy Passengers Held Responsibl e For Chicago Troll ey Tragedy

Ce ee ee ee, ee a a ee Se ee a a  Daily News Index   Conductor at Fire Arrested

TOLL ON TROLLEY LAID 1) CROWDS RUSH TO ESCAPE   Conductor Says Screaming Passengers Jammed Rear Doors Shut as He Tried to Open Them,   OTHERS WERE TRAPPED BY BARS ON WINDOWS   Witnesses at Inquiry Testify Streetcar Plowed Into Truck While Making Left-Hand Turn,

‘Chicago Tragedy Probe Opens ~  ‘Doors Jammed Shut Mate Street Car Death Cell, Conductor Says

Conductor Puts Blame on Jam’   Claims Passengers Shut Streetcar Doors

Jammed Doors Made Chicago Street Car Blazing Prison, Conductor Says

Mexican Pr ‘oxy Marria ge Joins In grid Berg egmanand Rossellini

Stee! Heads, ClO Open Negotiations On Wage Demand:  Pay Hike Would Up Cost of Steel Goods

STEELWORKER PAY HIKE TALK STARTS   U.S. Steel, CIO Union Open Negotiations Today

Negotiate on Sache orkers Pay Demands   No Specific Increase Made by CIO Leaders Of Million-man Union

Way Left Open To Compromise Pension Issue   Big Concession Made; 82-Dav-Old Strike at Plant Idles 89,000

Chrysler Gives Union  Final Offer   Reuther Says Major Step Toward Peace Has Been Rejected

Reuther Terms Offer Major Step In Parley: : Over Pension Dispute

‘Final Offer’ By Chrysler  Turned Down  Union Action Dashes   Union Action Dashes Hope. for. Immediate Strike Peace, but Way Remains Open

VOTE TO REMOVE ALL SIZE LIMITS ON ARMED FORCES   CHANGE RECOMMENDED  BY CONGRESS GROUPS;  way uive ie ANVICEN

Joint Committees Vote fo Lift Limits On Armed Forces   Immediate Tax Hike And ‘Freezing’ of Servicemen Uraed

COMMITTEES OK BOOST IN ARMY SIZE   Senate and House Groups Approve Lifting All Restrictions on Armed Forces Manpower.   ‘ VOTE TO FREEZE MEN IN UNIFORM   At Same Time Move is Started for Tax Increases, Probably by 10 Per Cent.

Cc ongress To Ceased Tax Hike, Controls   Administration Prepares Report Showing There Is No Food Shortage

Air Force Personnel Charged With Smuggling Alaskan Furs fo Europe

Loveland Proposes Using Sealed Corn To Get More Meat   Would Guarantee $18 to $19 Price To Hog Producers

15 More Added To Texas Toll Over Holidays  Lone Star State Seem: Destined To Lead Bidens Coke cae BE, Fc:

New Year Death Toll Mounting  Texas Again Likel   Texas Again Likely To Lead Nation; 14 Fatalities Already

13 PERSONS ARE INJURED IN HOTEL FIRE   Guests Escape From 75-Room Structure by Sliding Down Makeshift Ropes.

F ire Destroys Hotel; 13  Persons Hurt   Guests Slide Down Bedsheet Ropes In Glens Falls

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Defense Jobs--War Filled Many  Union Treasuries

' Skilled Riflemen Ready For Invaders = eo “Reeruit Eskimo Army To Guard Alask:

Quarrds Halt © Indian Attempt To Effect Peace  Asian-Arab Bioc Seeks Ground For Negotiations

Veterans Of 1st WarHead Legion  6 OG. a. Be   Ex-Sergeant Named By Ohio Department

ESCAPED LEOPARD SLAIN   ian Killed, One Hurt In Circus Trenck a&uin Colsion

Security Council Slaps Russia Down; Refuses  To Consider Red China

U.N. Council Votes Russia Down On Chine   Malik And Austin Engage In Bitter Exchange Of Word:

Blackmail Charges Heard As UN Rejects Soviet Move   Malik Says Only Way To Prevent Spreading Of War Is To Accent Russian Proposals

RUSSIA GETS SLAPPED 8-1 IN UN YOTE   Austin of U. S. Exchanges Bitter Words with Malik

Soviet Loses In Bitter  T ‘OF U. N. Session  U. S. Motion to  Keep on Discussing  Korea Annroved.

Korea Issue Is Put Ahead Of Red China   Malik Is Rebuffed by 8 to L After Denouncing U.S. 3 Avisctin Strikec Rack

U.N. REJECTS SOVIET BID ON SEATING CHINA   Group Approves U. S Motion To Consider Korean Aggression

Seating Of Red China Is Rejected  Blackmail, Slander _ Charges Hurled In Ritter Session

Russ Again Fail in Effort to Seat Red China on UN   Council Considers Korean War First as More Important

Austin Decries ‘Shameless Travesties;’. Malik Loses in All U. N. Council Votes

RUSSIA SUFFERS ANOTHER DEFEAT INU. N. COUNCII   Group Rejects Proposal to Take Up Admission of Communists Ahead of  Korean War.   MALIK AND WARREN IN BITTER EXCHANGE   American Excoriates Soviet Delegate After Latter Charges United States  With Aggression,

Russia Meets Defeat in Hot UN Session   Council Votes 8 to 1 To Take Up Korean Aggression, Shelve  Red China Question

China Shuffle Rejected By 8-To-1 Vote   Austin And Malik Battle With Words

AUSTIN, MALIK TANGLE  U.N. Whips  Russ Effort  To Foree China Issue

Soviels Suffer Another Defeat In UN Council   Malik And Austin Have Bitter Exchange Over Korean Conflict

Chinese Issue Not Even Put On Agenda By Vote   Hot Words Between Malik And Austin Enliven Session

Inon's Ruling Turkish Party Loses At Polls   President Suffers Political Defeat At Election —

TURKEY RECORDS POLITICAL UPSET   President Inonu Snowed Under by Opposition

MONS REGIME SWEPT TO DEFEAT AT TURKISH POLLS   Government Party Buried  Under Landslide Of Op nnatian Vates

Turks Vote New Part y Into Power   Oust Inonu’s Regime in Unexpected Political Upset   Government Silent   Democratic Party Gets 300 of 487 Seats in lL noffieial Count

Inonu Buried By Avalanche In Turkey Vote  New Democratic   New Democratic Party Reported In Surprise Victory

—BAYAR WINS IN UPSET— Landslide Turkish V ote  Ousts President] nonu

Disorder Breaks Loose at Meeting Of UN Group.   Hubbub Precipitated By Red Attempt to Sidetrack Korea Issue

FILIBUSTER TO KEEP KOREAN ISSUE DOWN   Want to Settle Problem of Greek Death Sentences

AWAIT WORD OF ROYAL BIRTH  Britons Spend Entire Night Outside Princess’ Home

Senators Junk Civil Rights Bil   Anti-Lynching Bill Killed By 60 To 20

Anti-Lynch Plan Junked   Senate Votes Out AmendmenttTo Oleo Tax Repeat! Bill

 Langer May Try Twice More   Senate Junks Anti-Lynch Bill Tacked to Oleo Repeal Law

Long Fight To End Olea Tax Appears Won   Senate Backers Expect Re. peal Measure Passage by Nightfall

Homes Collapse Six Are Killed   Mystery Shrouds Tragedy in Wales

Seven Tanks of Invaders Destroyed; U.S. Troops Near To First Contact

AUSSIES STRAFE YANKS  North Koreans Protest To United Nations Over US Armed Intervention

Communist Drive Into — South Korea Biunted By Effective Aerial Bombing

Democrats Are Fakers, Charges Governor Dewey   Says Benefits Law Gave Vital Financial Aid To Families

Dewey Says Democrats Are Fakers   Storms Into Opposition Territory, Declares Social Issues Not Treated Fairly   Statute Is Cited   Democrats Are Objects of Bitter Oratory in Alera

NEW SEASON ARRIVES   Weather Is Appropriate for This Time of Year in Kansas

Sweeping Reductions Made By Russia in Price Of Food and Clothing

New Ruble Exchange  Rate Set   Big Price Slashes Claimed to Boost People’s Buying Powe:

‘Naval Experts Aren't Too Pleased After Seeing Their Mothball Fleet

Mothball Fleet Headed For Repair Shops Before Re-entry To War Duty

Newsman Witnesses Execution Of 20 War Criminals Found Guilty by South Korean Court

AT GRAVE FOR AIDING ENE ME   ROK Army Imposes Penalty: Girl, 18, Prays as Rifles Roar.

—ANTI-RED MEASURE—   Approval: Of Bill Seen Despite Threat Of Veto

VETO EXPECTED WHEN SENATORS ADOPT MEASURE   Bill Contains Stringent Provisions To Curb Reds In United States — House Set To Agree.

McCarran Red Curb Bill Heads For Approval  Passage Assured On Nevadan’s Law

Senate Due to Pass Law Over Truman’s ‘No’  President Objects To ‘Form’ of Rill

SENATORS SET FOR APPROVAL OF RED CURBS   McCarran Measure Expected To Pass Despite  Truman Veto Threat

Senator Says Should Call All Reserves   : McCarran Urges Ending Relations With Russia -

SENATOR WOULD CALL RESERVES   ASKS MOBILIZATION OF NATIONAL GUARD AND PAID RESERVES

Senator Proposes Truman Call Up Nafional Guard and Reserve Units

SENATOR URGES CALLING GUARD AND RESERVES   Pentagon Expects Long Cam. paign; Fear Other Reds May Join Fight.

Bulletins   URGES GUARD, RESERVE BE CALLED TO DUTY  QET ALKIRE WATS PVA kates 19

House Applauds Suggestion for. A-Bomb Threat  Protest on Shooting. OF Pricanare ond

Truman Plans To Make One Political Talk  St. Louis Picked As Place for His Nov. 4 Addeace

ELECTION CAMPAIGN RACKETEER FINED $1   Boston Man Pleads Guilty to Swindling Cole County Legislative Candidate of $2.

BY AUTO DEMAND  Interest Coincides With Rumor Of Possible Early End Of Chrysler Strike

ASINE Opens Annual Meeting ‘Newspaper Editors Advised To Improve Papers Without Trying To Exercise Police Powers

Judge’s Action First of King in This Country  ‘Woman Named as Red Barred From Jury

Pittsburgh Court Bars Alleged Red From Grand Jury   Musmanno Says Patriotism Of Grand Juror Must Be Above Reproach

New York Lawyer Accusec Of Stealing $250,000 And Gambling tt Away

Reds Upset Another Apple Cart   Russia Won't Support Jerusalem Rule Plan

Russ Drop Support Of Jerusalem Plan  International Rule _ Project Collapsing

“CADDIE” TO BALDWIN   4-H Clubs Sponsored Entertainment by L. J. H. Ninth Graders

Four Candidates In Talks Tonight   90-Day Campaign Ends Tomorrow

Temperatures   50 Ships Land Troops Without Opposition: Pungsan First Target

New Landing  On Korean East Coast   U. S. Troops at Iwon Te Drive Straight for Manchurian Border.

Chicago Gang Boss Is Shot   Two Assassins in Jeep Blast Auto Of Gambling ‘Czar’

Gang Killers Wound Policy Racket Fisure   “Big Jim” Martin Narrowly Escapes Death as Machine Gun Bullets Riddle Car

Korean War End Expected To Change Only Deployment of U.S. Armed Units

End of Korean Conflict May Alfer Deployment of U. S. Military Force   Mobilization Program, However, Wilf Not Be Relaxed Even If Shooting Stops Soon; Army Cool to Idea of Sending Guardsmen Overseas

End of War May Change Way America Deploys Troops, Not Building Plans

U, S. WILL STICK TO GOAL OF BiG MILITARY FORCE   Early End Of Korean War Will Not Change Program To Train, 3,000,000 Men—Needed Else where.

Rearmament Be Continued Program Will   May Change Deployment If War Ends Soon; Not Build-Up

Peace i ine Korea’ Not. “Fo Halt Arms. Plan      gram “for Building “up. “Shrauaih “to “000000: Men Williqo-on.      “NKAY INCREASE AIR: CORPS

‘End Of Korean War Not To Change ‘Program For 3,000,000-Man Force   Deployment Problem Will Be Created But Rearmament Plans Will Be Pushed,  Including More Manvower.

Air Force Might Grow to 110 Groups and More Manpower Is Sought_   Removes Problem

Early End To Korean War Not Expected To Alter Plan For Military Force

U. S. Builds 3 Million — Man Army   Program Planned Before Korean War

End Of Korean War Won t Alter U.S. Mobilization  No Let-Up Permitted In Draft; Want Army Of Un To 1.500.000

US Rearmament Goals Unchanged   Early End of Korean Conflict May Affect Deployment of Military Strength. However

Early End Of Korean War Would Not Stop Building U.S. Army To New Top

Red Nations: Assured of UN Aims   Continued Mobilization Seen Even If Fighting Ends

Early End To Korean War May Affect U.S. _ Deployment Of Military Power, Keep Strenath

Early End Of War Not To Change Plans   Program For Building Three Million Armed Force Unchanged

End Of Korean War To Have No Effect On U. S. Military Mobilization Program

No Change Is Expected In Military  Expansion   Early End To War Would Affect Only Troop Deployment

Mobilization Of Manpower To Continue   Deployment Of Forces Is New Pentagon Problem

Korean Victory Not To Effect Military Plans  Pentagon To Continu   Pentagon To Continu Calling Up Reserves, Draftees

Peace May Shiff Scene of Action   More Troops May Be Sent to Europe to Build Defenses

Military Buildup to Be Pushed   End of Korean War Won't Change Plans To Strengthen Forces

WAR 3 END MAT EFFECT TROOP DEPLOYMENT  No Change Foreseenin Mobilization

BUILD-UP GOES ON Sudden Fold-up of Korean War Will Leave Plan Unchanged To Put 3,000,000 Under Arms

Korean War Terminatic™ Won t Affect Mobilization   3,000,000-Man Military Organization Build-Up Will Go On Unheeded Despite Combat Let-Up

May Change, However  ‘End Of War May Not Affect Program For Building Army

3 Million Military Force Goes Along in Rearmament   No Let Up Envisioned, Reserves and Draftees Calls Are Not Changed

Korean War’s End May Change U.S. Military Deployment In World; Army Of Three Million Still Goal

No Let-Up In Defense  Program  U.S. Must Meet Obligation With   U.S. Must Meet Obligation With Troops For West  Korone Service

3,000,000 Men’ Held Necessary for European Defenses   Call for Reserves, Draftees To Continue; Use of Nationa Guard Divisions Discounted

U.S. Will Continue To Build Up Forces   Early End of Korean War Wiil  Kint Halt Prancam

Will Only Affect Deployment  End of Korean War Will Not Halt Rearming

Early End Of Conflict In Korea W ould Release Men For European Duty

U.S. To Continue Armament Plan  Armistice Won't Halt New Defense Plans

Early End To Korean War May Affect Deployment Of Troops, But Not Size

17 SURVIVORS SAVED   Hutchinson Man Was in (rew of Fiying Boat That Crashed

17 SURVIVORS SAVED   Hutchinson Man Wae in (ree ° Biviag Heat Urashed

 Showdown Southt  ‘Truman Democrats Move ‘For Action on Rules Chan ze

Rules Committee Showdown Sought  Truman Followers  Want Vote Friday

Administration Moves For Showdown Friday On House Rules Change   Republicans Seek To Delay Vote Until After Fair Employment Practices Bill Comes Up For Consideration Next Monday

CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE RAISED IN FIGHT  Truman Democrats Seek To Put GOP Solons On Spot With Quick Decision On House Rules Chang

Republicans and Democrats Maneuver for Position in House Rules Change Battle -

Democrats Seek Quick Showdown On Rules Change   Friday Vote Is Ordered Or Move That Holds Threat  To Truman Program

DESPITE CRIME WAVE  Laborites Reject Plan To Bring Back Floggings

BRITAIN RULES OUT LEGAL FLOUGINGS   WAVE OF SLLUGGINGS AND ROBBERIES TO BE COMBATTED WITH MORE POLICE.

Frénch Quit  oth Post in  Indo-China On Traditional  Invasion Route Bram Red Chin;

FRENCH QUIT FIFTH INDO-CHINA POST   INVASION ROUTE FROM COMMUNIST CHENA LEFT OPEN BX WITHDRAWAL.

French Qui Indo-China Outposts   Premier Tran Buin Acke T] S Ta Agel    Premier Tran Hou Asks U. S. To Aid Tn Building Army

French’ Surrender Fourth Indochina Frontier Outpost   Premier “Asks Allied Ai¢ As Colonials Draw Lines Tighter

French Quit Border Post In Indochina   Frontier Position Le f. To Fietminh; U.S. Asked for Heln

WOULD FIGHT AGNOSTICISM OF COMMUNISTS   Time Has Come To Disregard One World Ideal

Reorganize UN Without Reds—Hoover   Practical Plan Of Diplomacy Is Suggested

Hoover Favors Scrapping of UN. ‘New Diplomacy’   ‘God-fearing’ Nations Should Unite, Says Former President; Called by Truman

DIPLOMACY NOW   Asks “God-Fearing Nations” To Reorganize United Nations Without Communist Countries, Create United Front   RECEIVES TELEPHONE _ CALL PROM TRUMAN

Ex-Convict Charged In $16,000 Burglary Lubbock Man Jailed  In Muleshoe Theft

LEND-LEASE PLANES USED, CHINA SAYS   Chiang Asks Probe Of Civil War By UN

St. Ignace Dock Bids Up July 13  Slips To Be Built For New Ice-Breaker

SCIENTIST GROUP URGES DRAFT SKIP SUPERIOR STUDENTS   Would Defer Them As Long As They Remained -In Their Special Field

Urge Temporary Draft Deferment For Scientists   Experts Recommend A Program to Group Studying Vexing  ‘Manpower Problem

Policy Sought On U.S. Mobilization   Deferment For Superior Students In Hiah Schools And Colleces Is Uraed

UNION DEMANDS EXTRA FIREMAN ON DIESEL RUNS   Brotherhood Votes For Walkout Unless Favorable Settle  «ment Is Made-—-Railroads Fight It As  eedless.

"Union Demands Exfra Worker Ot Diesel Engines   y Nationwide Strike Threatened After Vote Is Taken

Nationwide Rail Strike Threat Looms Up Again   Firemen and Enginemen Vote in Favor of Strike Against 160 Railroads.

RAIL WALKOUT AGAIN FEARED   Firemen And Enginemen Demand Third Man On Diesel Locomotives

New Threat of Railway Strike On Diesel Issue   Firemen-Enginemen Union Expects New Talks to Avert Tieup

New Railroad: Strike Looms   Dispute Over Third Man On Diesel Motors Brews

Strike Threat Looms Again For Railroads  Union Demands Thiwd fons hdmew   Union Demands Third Crew Man On Diese! Engines

Rail Strike Threatening  Dispute Over Using  mi:  ») AM... EL Hocaran

Walkout Voted By Union Over Diesel Dispute   Strike Date Not Set By Brotherhood, Due To Settlement Hope

23 Czechs Prefer to Return Home   85 Lond in U. S. Zone of Germany in 3 Airplanes

53 Czechs Want to Return Home   lot Clear What Caused Three Planes to Land in Germany

93 0185 Want to Return Home; Rumors Flood  Prague Area   Officials Decline to Say If Exodus Is Part Of Mass Plot

3 Czech Planes Land in Munich, By-Pass Prague   Most Passengers, Taken by Surprise, Want to Return

53 Czechs Now WantToReturn To Homeland   Why Three Planes Landed In U. 8. Zone Still Unknown

Czechs Want To Go Back After U.S. Zone Landing   53 Of 85 Who Landed Friday In Three Planes Have Expressed Desire To Return To Communist-Ruled Land.

CPlF NACALUAELD OV GRRE EY To Return Home  Three Planes Land in U. S. German Zone— Secrecy Clouds Move

3 of Escaped Czechs Want fo Return Home  eid : Know They‘d land in-if  Ana

Secrecy Cloaks » Czechs’ Flight ToU.S. Airbase   Majority of 85 Who Flew to West Zone Express Desiré to Return to Their Homeland

53 Aboard Czech Planes Want to Go Back fo Homeland   3 Planes with 85 Aboard Land in U.S Zone in Germany

53 of 85 Would Returt to Homeland; Commies Sco at Rumors of *Revolution’

3 Czech Planes Escape to U.S.  German Zone   58 of 85 Passengers Ask Return to Their Homeland; Air Foree Mum

CZECHS FLEE TO U. S. ZONE   85 Land From 3 Planes But 53 Ask Return To Homeland

32 Flee © Czech ~ Homeland   Fifty-Three Others In Escape Planes . Want to Go Back; Veil on Details

Three Czech Planes Land  In Germany   Several Aboard Airliners Want To Return to Homeland; Rumors Abound in Czechoslovakia.

MASS EXODUS QF CZECHS IS REPORTED   Flight to Freedom Follows Reports of Purges in Country

53 in Pavor  Of Returning ~ ToHomeland   Majority of 85 Czechs Thought Prague Was Gaal   LAND IN MUNICH   U.S, Air Force Makes Preliminary Probe of Three Planes' Arrival,

Three Planes Of Czechs Land In German Area   U.S. Officials Say 53 Of 85 Aboard Want To Return

Youth Quizzed In Mother’s Murder  But Answers Stymie Roanoke Police

Russians Say Public in U.S. Wants A-Pact   President Pictured As Under Pressure  To Deal With Reds

New Hourly Rate Is $1.48; Harmony Settlement May Be Used As Pattern’By Other Companies   SERVICE WILL BE RESTORED SHORTLY

Harmony Bus Strike Is Settled  Six Cent Raise Given Drivers; PUC Continues  ES EOC A Geer Om aoe eery

Big 3 Ministers Seek a Stronger Middle, Far Eas!   Discussions Shift After Agreement on German Problems

ENVOYS STUDY PROBLEMS OF EAST   General Policy Statement On Germany Awaited   Agree On Incorporation Of Western Germany Into European Family

Peace Pact With Japan’ Te Come Up   Foreign Ministers Cousider Defense In East As Urgent  ~ “wie see

Big Three Plan East - Strategy   Feel Need of Immediat Action To Stem Red  ee Pn

Conference  Ends Today In London —  Drop Problems Of German, Europe For New Angle

Big Three Ministers Consider Moves in Eaat Against Red Aggression

Big Three Study Aid  For Orient   Seek To Bolster Middle And Far East With Money And Arms

Big Three Turn Eyes Eastward   Study Military and Economic Problems Of Asia With Aim Of Halting Red Tide

Big Three Ministers Give Study to Middle Far East Problems   See Problems As Urgent And in Need of Quick,  Definite Decisions

Ministers Study Eastern Affairs  ._ Be J   Strengthening Middle And Far East Against Russians Studied

Big 3 Studies Far East Action  Prompt Moves Urged Aaainst Red Tactics

BIG 3 PARLEY IN FINAL DAY.   Strengthening of Middle And Far East Studied By Ministerg

Final Day For Talks By  Ministers   Strengthening Of Middle And Far East Urgent Problems Up Before Big Three

BIG THREE PONDER EASTERN AFFAIRS IN FINAL SESSION   Jap Peace Treaty And Aic¢   For Indochina, Burma . a a

Big Three Talk Cen‘er on Far, Middle East   Economic, Military Aid Against Red lnroads Discussed

Decisions Are Needed For Regions   Indochina Is One Area Where Great Stress Might Be Placed in Statement

MIDDLE AND FAR EAST SITUATION IS CONSIDERED   Big Three Ministers In Final Conference Prior To Pact Meeting

FEELING BORN OF HOPE?  Bunche Sees No World  War: Confident in U. N.

Rep. Scott Scolds At Republican Rally Former National  Chairman Speaks At SUI Event

100,000 People See Blossom Fete Parade   Van Johnson: And Anne Hadley Share The Spotliaht

Queen Shenandoah Anc Acter Van . Johnsen Share Spotlight   MORE THAN 2 HOURS FOR UNITS TO MARCH

Korean Mothers Leave Young Children in Hopes They Will Receive Care

Kecsen Women-Abandon Children While Searchinc For Food and Shelter

‘Guns, not Diplomacy Keynotes Korean War  Western Powers Abandon Tries a cE

Russ Berlin Guards Post Baad Black   Turn Back Number of Trucks Trving to Leave City and Delay Others

Lie Asks Top-Flight  Talks to Aid Peace   Secretary Urges United Nations Machinery as Force TT. Baoly Bring Ahont Fnd at Canld War

10-Year Peace Plan Sought By Iryave Lie  UN Secretary Seeks Top-Diplomat Talks

ARMY ORDERS TRUCKS   Will Get 7.900 Miltary Vehicles From Two Companies

SUYLER MAN S VICTIM OF SHOTGUN BLAS   Nephew Admits Slaying; To Face Homicide Charge

Shotaun Blasts Thru Window Wound 2 Boys   Homicide Charge To Be Placed Today. Sav Police

Maragon Trial Centers About Molasses Firm  Man Being Tried On Charges of Lying

MARAGON TRIAL CENTERING ON MOLASSES FIRM   Officials Of Company Called To Witness Stand In Casaa

‘Perjury Trial of John Maragon Centferin: ‘Around Molasses Firm That Wanted Aid

olasses Enters aragon Trial    Defense Undecided  On Vaughan Subpoena

Molasses Deal Holds Spotlight In Maragon Trial   Unsuccessful Attempt To Straighten Out Quota Difficulty Is Revealed; Vaughan May Enter Trial

Gen. Vaughan Not Likely To Get Summons.   “Deal” In Molasses Marke -Testimony In. ‘Toh Maragon Trial

MOLASSES FIRM STICKS T0 CASE   Executives Will Be Called To Testify Against John Mearagon

Maragon Trial Bowe ives On Molasses Firm   Claim Ex-White House Figure Sought Sugar Quota Aid From U. S.

General Vaughan May Be Called As Witness  ‘Quiz Maragon On Molasses Firm Aid Attempt

Kalloween Fairly Quiet in Emporia   Little Vandalism Reported As Younger Set Stresses - “Tricks or Treats” Routine

Halloween Fairly Quiet in Emnoria   Little Vandalism Reported As Younger Set Stresses ur teke of Tragt<” Reawtina

No Further Relief Cuts to Be Made   So Says Commissior in Letter to Gov. Adlai Stevenson

No More Relief Cuts Planned: AidCommission   Stevenson Backs Action of Board; Relief Rolls Examined

J. and L,, C10 Talk-Wage-Hike: In Secret Meet   Steelworkers Open Parley Leading To General  Pay Increase

FALLS ON HIGHWAY  Big Aviation Company Plane Explodes in Air Killing Seven

$60-65 Billion BudgetSha ped  For Next Year   Average Tax Liability Of Individual Would Go To $85 A Year

Government Eyes Huge ‘5? Budget Of $65 Billion  Total Sets Record  ,   Total Sets Record Peacetime Request; Defense Tops List

Sharp Split Over Tidelands Appears Develoning Between Daniel And Giles

Navy Secretary Aids. ~ ° Move fo Make Memorial Of Sunken Battleshin

‘Univ. Of New Mexico Students Confused, “Resigned, Depressed Over Korean Setto

Red Crisis Now in UN’s Lap   ‘Confused UNM Students Ponder Draft

--SOVIETS FIRE U. S. HATRED—  Urge Germans Not To F orget Dresden Raids

Reich Reds Fan Hate Campaign   Play Up Anniversary Of Arglo-Ameérican Air Raid:on Dresden  With ‘Ohservance’ Fet,

Reds Begin Hate PlaninGermany  Propose To Break Allied Relations

Campaign Against U.S. Whipped Us   Bitter Hate Campaign Against U. S., Britain Started in E. Germany

East Germany Red Leaders Whipping Up Bitter Hate Drive Against U.S.

sg ————  Hate Campaign Of Reds Gains In East Areas   Dresden Bombing Attack ed As Not Having Been Necessary

Hafe Campaign Against West Stirred by Reds   Dresden Bombing Raid During War Called Wanton

Slst Congress Is Due To Vote Defense Fund   Few Results Are Expected From Session Beginning Tomorrow

Congress To Convene  On Monday   Expect Battles Over Aid To Tito And Profits Tax

Traman’s Plans  > Hit Stone Wall   8Ist Congress Meets Monday; Fair Deal, Due to Encounter Trouble 

Dying 81st Congress Opens ‘Lame Duck’ Session Monday  Foreign Policy Row   Foreign Policy Row Looms, Approval of  Arms Outlay Likely

Ud, AND MEXICO END TRADE PACT   ACTION MEANS HIGHER AMER. ICAN TARIFES ON IMPORTS, INCLUDING LEAD.

U. S., Mexico To End Pact This Year  Prices Of Many Goods May Rise

SEIZURE IS IN EFFECT DURING ~ NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Two Unions, Demand.  ing 40-Hour Week  Promise to Keer  Deine Dalline

Trains Rolling, U.S. In Charge   Negotiators Expected To Resume Talks Today

RUSSIA’S 45TH UN VETO KILLS PROBE INTO U. S. AIR HIT ON MANCHURIA

Afth ULN. Veta:  Soviet Vetoes U. 8. Proposal To Cut off Aid to Korea Reds

Soviet Casts 44th Vetoin UN Council   Kills U. S, Proposal Asking All Nations No’ to Help Reds.

Plan to Stop Aid to Red Korea Killed   Russia Casts 44th Veto to Defeat American Proposal

USSR Delegate Casts 44th Veto In WN. Council   Malik Rejects Proposal Nat To Aid Korean Reds

RUSSIA CASTS 44th VETO TO KILL MOVE TO END AID TO KOREAN REDS   Security Council Majority Then Rejects Soviet Demand for Withdrawal Of Armed Forces from Korea;  Two Seccians Thursday

Soviets Veto U.S. Proposal   The Russian Demand For - Ouster OF Allies From Korea Reiécted

Soviets Veto UN Proposal  Resolution Would Hav   Resolution Would Have Hit Korea Red Aid

RUSSIA VETOES US, PROPOSAL   KILLS BESOLUTION CALLING ON NATIONS NOF TO am KOREAN REDS,

Russia's 44th Veto Kills U.S. Proposal To Halt All Help For North Koreans

Soviet Veto Kills Inquiry of Charges Against the U. S.   UN Also Rejects Demand by Russia for Criticism of Attack

Plan Of U.S. Is  Beaten   UN Then Refuses T< Withdraw Troops From Korea

4Ath Veto Cast As Russ Turns Down US Offer   Scorns Proposal That Would Withhold Help  To Korea Communists

Dairyman Kills One Wife, Then Ends Own Life   MWell-To-Do Man Found Dead In Home Of Other Wife

Double Life Ends In Tragedy  Husband Murders One  Wife Then Suicides

DOUBLE LIFE IS TOO MUCH FOR NEW JERSEYITE   Dairyman Kills Common Law Wife, Then Self In Home Of Other

VA To Cancel Hospital Cut   Dismissal Orders To 4,700 Called Off Temporarily

Halt Employee Cutbacks At VA Hospitals   Abandon Plan To Close Clinics: Dismiss 3,000 Non-Medieal Workers

Racing Service Ban Supported   Big-Time Gamblers May Be Subpoenaed To Testify at Senate Inquiry

Democrats in Senate Behind Formosa Policy   Support President on ‘Hands Off’ Plea; Ball at Aid to Nationalists

Senate Democrats Unite Behind President's Policy for Formosa: Caucus Is Held Today

Democrats Back Hands-Off Stand  In Formosa Case   Fear Intervention Migh Mean War; G.O.P, Favors Making Jeland Secure

Senate Dems Back Truman Formosa Stand   Sen. George Suggests Moscow Directing At tacks On Diplomat:

Senate Democrats Are United Behind Truman Hands-Off Policy on Formosa

Demos In Senate Unite To Back Hands-Off Policy   Democrats Think  Truman, Acheson On Richt Caourece

Back Hands ff Policy  Jn Formosa   Senate Democrats Support Truman And State Department

senate Democrats Give Solid Support io Truman's And State Department's Rejection of Chianag’s Plea

LUCAS STATE HANDS-OFF PLAN BEST   Lalled “Outrageous”  SEN, GEORGE   Declares Russians May Be Dictating Treatment Of Yanks In China .

Demos Back U. S. Policy  on Formosa   George Sees Soviet Hand in Treatment of Yanks in China

Democrats Back Trumar  On Far East  Cana Sandon Gunnart   Senators Support ‘Hands-Off’ Policy  On Forniosa Issue

Democrats Back President On Formosa Policy  Fear Intervention UWhaulid Adewrn Ware

Democrat Caucus Backs Truman on Formosa Attitude  Senators of Both Sides See Soviet Working on Plan

Group in Senate. ls United Behind Truman’ Stand. :  Acheson Al Also for:

Senate Democrats Back ‘Hands Off Policy in Formosa   Support Stand to Refuse More Aid To Save Island

Socialist MP Wants Churchill to Return   ‘REPUDIATES LEADERSHIP’

UNDERGROUND’ WORRIES REDS   Sabotage, ‘Espionage Blamed to U. S.

Controversy Over Video In Taprooms Heads For Decision In Supreme Court

Mystery Jet Plane Lands at El Paso; Information Withheld   Many Reports Are Made Relativé to Streaks of Fire Observed in Skies

COLD AIR ON THE WAY   Moisture Is Also in Picture For aster Sunday in Kansaa

Sylvania Defeats  UE On Red Issue   Vote Of 498 To 28 Backs Plea Made By Priest

will Be Demo Candidate For Representative   Wm... J. Kelley to Oppose R. A. Patrick in General Election Next Fall

Will Be Democratic Candidate For Representative  WM, 3. KELLEY ° tO  GPROS!

First Reported Breach of 38th  Nearing Seoul   2 Chinese Soldiers Captured in Patrol (Clash Saturday

GHINEOE Mago FOR NEW Pua BELOW BORDER   Reds Make Gain of 3 Miles Toward Chunchon in First Assault.

Communists Mass tor New Assault   Advance Units Hit Twice in 2 Days in First Crossings North of Seoul

Christmas Offensive Expected   Peiping Renews Warning For Allies To Pull Out of Korea.

State Dept. Plans Drive To Refute Charges   Ambassador Jessup  To Launch CounterAttack Monday Against ‘‘Loyalty” Critics

ALLEGATIONS BY MSCARTHY TO FACE TEST  State Department Plans Pull. scare LN ~esrect rw IOiflanarwa

Department Plans Offensive Against Loyalty Charge   Full-Scale Fight !s In Line to Disprove  Claim by MeCarthy

State Dept. To Reply to McCarthy .   Jessup to Lounch Counter-Attack  As Witness Before Committee Monday

SPECIAL ENVOY TO LEAD OFF > FOR ACHESO}   State Department Drafts Answer  ‘To M’Carthy

Question Man  In Death Case  New Yorker Was In Slain Woman’‘s Room

Solons Will Try Force To Get Loyalty Files Three US Officials Are Subpoenaed By

Senate Group Moves To Force President To Act   Group Senda Summons Di recting Governuient Officials To Produce Data; Truman Under Attack

Senate to Press For Secret Files   Subpoena Is Committee Answer to Truman Refusal to Bare Records; Republicans Charge ‘Hamstringing’

Subpoenas Call for. Personal Appearance of - Acheson, McGrath and Mitchell Tuesday

Subpoena Action Is Initiated by Senate Committee   Three Are Named in Process to Secure Secret Lovaltv Files

Loyalty Files Subpoenaed By Senate Group  Chances Slight Of Succeace Aftar   Chances Slight Of Success After Truman’s Refusal

Three Chief Men Ordered Vo Disclose 4 Preret Data  " Gul Is Expected + a & cheson, McGrath

Tibet Plea Heads for File-Forget   No UN Member Inclined to Carry Appeal to Council

File, Forget Seems Destiny Of Tibet Appeal   Nationalist China, India Feel Legal Niceties Prevent Interfering

U.N. Appears Cool To Plea From Tibet   No Member Seems Willing To Shoulder Full Responsibility

U.N. Probably Will “File and Forget’ Tibet's Aid Appeal   No Member Seems Willing to Push Invasion Protest

U.N. Shrugs Off Appeal of Tibet   Asks Group for Help to Repel Invaders

U.N. MAY FORGET TIBET’S APPEAL No Member Offers To      No Member Offers To Back Plea Against Reds

Tibet’s Plea For UN Help  Seems Lost   No One Will Sponsor Case Oi Invaded Nation In Security Council

U.N. Ignores Tibet’s Plea For War Aid   U.S. Studies Paper On Chinese Invasior

United Nations To Forget About Tibet’s Appeal   Little Mountain Nation Not A Member Of United Nations.

Tibet's AppealFor Aid To Repel Chinese Reds Not Likely To Get UN Action

Tibet's Sponsorless Plea In U.N. Appears Doomed   Appeal For U.N. Aide To Repel Red Invaders _. '. Will Likely Die For Lack Of Sponsoring Member

Tibet's Appeal to UN Appears Headed for File and Foraqet Cabinet

TIBET’S APPEAL TO UN MAY BE PASSED OVER   No Member Nation Seems Willing To Present Case Of Theocracy

Tibet's Appeat In File Category   Invasion Protest Forgotten For Moment

Tibet's Appeal Goes Unheeded   U. N. Members Appear Unwilling te Sponsor Action Before Council

UN Likely to File and Forget Tibet's Assistance Plea  ___No Member Appears Willing to Shoulder Responsibility of Sponsoring Appeal in Council

Tibet's Plea For Aid Headed For U. N. Shelf   Legal Niceties Prevent Delegates From Action

Tibet Appeal To U.N. May Be N elected   Members Appear Unwilling To Back  Plea For Support

Tibet's Appeal to U.N. Falls In ‘File and Forget’ Cabinet   No Nation Seems Willing To Present Protest of Invasion

UNITED NATIONS HAS NO METHOD TO HELP IN WAR   Prospect For Assist: ance In Fighting {nvasion Of Chinese Reds Appears To Be Fading.

U.N. Ignoring Tibet Appeal   No Member Willing To Push Plea; To ‘File And Forget’

TIBET PLEA FOR UN ASSISTANCE LACKS SPONSOR   NATIONALIST CHINA AND INDIA CONSIDER CONFLICT CIVIL WAR

—U. N. NOT LIKELY TO ACT— Little Attention Paid To Tibet’s Plea For Aid

Tibet's Appeal Appears Doomed   Seems Headed For “File And Forget”’ Pigeonhole In UN

Flaming Gasoline Threatens a Fulton Residential Area   Firemen Control Blaze Alter Two Houses and : Other Buildines Damacead.

Nation's Death Count Hits 251   Holiday Week-End to Come to End Tuesday Midniahe

VOTERS’ NAMES SELECTED FOR JURY SER VICE  scion mor Grane In: ! oP   Panels for Grand Inquest and Criminal Court Drawn by  Cammiccinnara

SHERIFF DRAWS FIRST JURIES FOR NEW YEAR   Registered Voters Selected for Service on Grand, Petit and Traverse Panels.

Reporter Witnesses Fall Of Seoul, Kimpo Airfield   Briefs from the War Front

Hervey Gliore Again -— —  dit Marie lauler Chosen tucen Of Flaming Foliage Festival

Services Eye H usbands With No Children  Broader Draft Plan   Broader Draft Plan Maps Preparednesa Role For All Youths

Selective Service Helps With Plan to Put All  Young Men in Service

Selective Service May Call Childless (Married Men Pending Full Callup

Childless Married Men Eyed As Draftees Broad New Conscription Plan Readied By Selective Service

Thousands Flee As Flash Flood Hits Ohio Area   Crooksville Damaged Heavily By Sudden Overflow

Hundreds Flee From Flood In Ohio Town   Heavy Damage Causec After Downpour; One Person Killed

DAMAGE SOARS IN FLOOD AREA   Ohio Valley Town Left “Battered, Muddy Mess’ By Raging Torrent.

Flood Losses Heavy in Ohio   Cloudburst Damage May Top $1,500,000

Flash Flood Hits Crooksville, Ohio  One Dead, Damage I Over a Million

AHO FLASH FLOOD NUNDATES HOME; WOMAN DROWNEL   Water Pours Into 7 Towns and Villages Causing Dam age Estimated at More Than $1,500,000,   BIG PART OF AREA LEFT WITHOUT POWER   Pottery Kiln Explodes and 1: Destroyed by Fire — Crecks Overflow After  4-Hour Downpour.

Heavy Damage Leif In Wake Of Chio Flood   One Dead, Loss Is Set At $1,500,000 in First Reports

WOMAN DIES AS ‘FLOOD BATTERS ~ VALLEY IN OHIC   Damoge over $1 3 Millions in  Wake of Downpour——Plont Blows Up

GOP CANPRIG    THEME S SET   ‘Socialist Serzure’ of Democratic Party Is  Charged

Leaders Say Everyone Has  Right to Run   Springfield Confab: No Mud Slinging

STATE GOP PLANS OPEN PRIMARY   COUNTY CHAIRMEN AVOID ENDORSING REPUBLICAN SLATE

New Labor Law Suggested By Sen. Doualas  ClO Delegates Have Different Gt ewe Race § tata

15 Million May Go To Bao Dai   Mission To Saigon To Study Indo-China Aid

Lumber Yard Is Destroyed © In Wilmington   _ Spectacular -Blaze Causes Estimated _ $7 O00. B08 Damage

Bixbys Wing Over India  on World Hop   American Couple Trving to Beat Bill Odom’s Mark

Bixbys Wing Over India on World Hop  Rmericon Counle   American Couple Trying to Beat Bill Odom’‘s Mark

Hushand-Wife Team Flying Around Globe   Bixbys Leave Karachi In Hop to Calcutta; Hope to Pare Down ~ Mark Set by Odom

Jurors Told Girl Didn‘t Love Senior   Attacks Defendant's Story of How Coed Met Her Death   Picture on Page Four

These Days— —- _ Consider Forces, Movements Rapidly Changing Our Lives

Jack Hildreth Injured While Fighting Fire   Blaze Is Believed  To Have Started lw Careann Ralae

Jack Hildreth Injured While Fighting Fire  To Have Started In Cotton Bales

Symington Sees More Sacrifice Ahead For U. 5.  Higher Taxes, Lonae:   Higher Taxes, Longe: Working Hours For Public Are Predicted

ees Longer Hours, More Taxes Soon   Arms Mobilization Chie!  Says Machinery Due Soon Gn Price Curb:

Longer Hours, More Sacrifices And Higher Taxes Seen for America by Mobilization Chief  Hint of Cutback in Automobile Production Given by Official

Nation Warned Of Tax Raises,  Longer Hours   Symington Says Cut Must Be Made In Living Standards Of LU. 8S,

Rearmament Means Longer Hours, Higher Taxes, Cuts in Living Standards, Symington

Sacrifice Faced By Americans In Mobilization   System of Controls Readied--Increase In Taxes Inevitable

Higher Taxes, Longer Working Hours Te Come Soon, U. §, Mohbilizer Says

More Work, Added Taxes In Prospect   Symington Makes _Appeal In Line With Mobilization Plan

LIVING STANDARD TO CONTINUE LOW   “Cuts and Sacrifices” Are Seen by Symington

Symington Gives Warning on Rules  Americans Facing New Sacrifices

Higher Taxes, Longer Working Hours Are Ahead Of Americans,  ‘Says Rearmament Program Chief

 Symington Warns of Sacrifices ‘Mobilization to Mean Long ‘Work Week, Higher Tax

LONGER HOURS HIGHER TAXES LOOM FOR ALL   Symington Tells America Rearmament Plans Call For Sacrifices

Longer Hours, Heavier Taxes Are Predicted   Mobilization Chief Declares Sacrifices Due

‘Symington Says Rearming Means ‘Long Working Hours, Higher Taxes

LOWER LIVING STANDARDS SEEN  Higher Tax Burden Due For Americans

Wage and Price Controls Readiec By Directors   Cuts in Living Standard Forecast In Preview

Rearmament To Mean Longer Working Hours  Still Higher Taxes, Cuts in Standard  Aagz titwiteew Beadti«s.a

US. Warned Rearmament Will Bring More Taxes and Sacrifices   Symington Sees Longer Working. Hours, Cuts In Standard of Living, But Hopes to Avoid General Wage and Price Controls

Longer Hours Work, Higher Taxes Price For Arming Nation   Symington Warns Nation of What It Can Expect to Contribute for Fulfillment Rearmament Program

$200,000 DAMAUE NEAR GREAT BEND   NONE OF THOSE, ISJURED IN TORNADO IS IN A SERLOUS CONDITION,

Yanks KO Two Foes In Attack   Korean City Taken, Gis Set Up New Front

Doughboys Report Korean Reds Using ‘American Marked Tanks Against Yanks

Korean Reds Use American-Marked  Tanks af Taejon Doughboys Get Pair   Doughboys Get Pait As Armor Passes Between Columns

Reds Using American-Marked Tanks To Confuse Doughboys  _ Four Big American-Starred Tanks Used In Battle For Taejoh But Were Knocked Out In Quick Order.

FBI Does Not Want Power To Pass Judgment  House May Drop Plan To Make FBI Officer, Judge and Jury

Tamperatures   ‘Shooting Down of Unarmed Plane Becomes Potent Cold War Factor; Incident Closes Bi-Partisan Breach

Prompt Answers Come Through Iron Curtain; Plot, Says Soviet Paper

Bombard Listeners Around-T Clock In 24 Languages W U.S, Reply To Russian Chai On Missing Plane   U. S, NOTE DEMANDS RUSSIA PAY INDEMNI'

American Broadcasts Bombard World With Reply To ‘Red Charge   Accounts Dominating All Broadcasts; Are Particularly Dangerous In The Cold War.

Charge Against Reds Broadcast Thruout World   Support. Grows For Building up U.S. Air Force

VOICE TELLS OF AIR ATTACK   Baltic Incident May Strengthen Bipartisan Foreign Policy.

PHONE WORKERS ASK 15-CENT HOURLY HIKE   Request for Wage Raise Presented to Company at a Negotiation Sessjon.

N. O. Cotton   Ford ‘Quickie Strikes’ Put Attention On Firm’s Policy in New Wage Plans

‘Tis and ‘Tain’t Charges Continue in Gas Tax Issue   Governor Will Wind Up Road Trip at Richmond Tomorrow.

! Road Law Vote is Tuesday  Gas Tax Hike Pros, Cons Go. <0 On: Still Time for Absentee Ballots

Governor Continues In Fight for Roads   Smith Repeats Charge Oil Men Gouge Missouri

Steel Union Asks ‘Healthy’ Wage Raise   Army Medics Praised For Low Mortality Rate Of American Wounded

Steel Union ty  Asks ‘Healt Wade Raise      Army Medics Praised” For Low Mortality Rate Of American ‘Wounded

Numerous Auto Accidents Keep Boro Police Dep't. Busy Over the Weekend

Acheson Declares Administration Firmly Opposed To Loan For Spain

Acheson Agains! Loan For Spain  Opposes Approval 3y Senate Group

New Offensive Far To South Gouges Gains   Reinforcements Pour Ashore At [!nchon, In Seoul Area

PROBER CRIME TIE-UP OF BIG CITIES   Sen. Kefauver Says Chicago Evidence Shows Big Syndicate.

ANKED WITH GANGSTERS IN MAJOR CITIES   Sen. Kefauver’s Committee Adjourns Hearings In Chicago.

IN STOCK—Typewriter Ribbons priced at .75c, $1.10, and $1.35—The Burnet Bulletin.   BURNET’S MEETING DATES

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Retreat Force Salely Inside Hungnam Area   Transports Ready If Evacuation Ordered; Warplanes in Action

Marines Push To Safety Of Port Area   Tally ang, GCacunltiac.   Tally 30% Casualties: Kill 15,000 Foes In 50-Mile Gantler

MISSION LEAVES FOR MOSCOW IN MYSTERIOUS MOVE  A9 Top Soviets Sneak Out of Japan in Nicht

Russian Mission Leaves Tokyo In Surprise Move   Party Headed By Lt. Gen. Derevyanko, Involved In Dispute With MacArthur; Leave In Dead Of Night

Top Russian Suddenly Quits Japan  48 Other Members O   48 Other Members Of Mission Also Leave: Diplomats Surprised

Political Experts Frankly Don’t Know Who Will Win Tuesday’s Election

Political Progosticators Don't Know How Michigan Election ls Coming Out

Expect British Election Feb, 23.  Attlee Reveals Date at Cabinet Meeting’

Feb, 23 Rumored As Date Set for British Election   Attlee Tells Cabinet Plans for First Vote in 5 Years

Expect British Election to Be Set for Feb. 23   England’s Socialist Government Facing Its Biggest Test

Attlee Says Britons Will Ballot Soon   First National Election In Five Years Slated; Favored Date in Rumor Is for Feb. 23

President Speaks At Marine Corps League Meeting   Pays Surprise Visit To Convention After Apoloay For Remarks

Pour Aboard Transports At Hungham   Evacuation Of 60,000 UN Troops In Northeast Korea Got Under Way Monday When They Escaped Trap   WITHDRAWAL REPORT HELD UP TWO DAYS

Troops Removed — Under Red Attack   UN Forces-Trapped by Chinese Communists:Along Northeast Coast Being Removed to Safety.

60,000 Men Being Removed By Sea From Chinese Trap In Northeast Korean Area

Reds In US Garb Chased Atter Attack   Clash Is Firet In Northeast Beachhead Area

UN Troops Pour Onto Transports For Evacuation  60,000 Men Get Aboard Ships in

REE Sa Ee ee  Evacuation Of Korea Continues   SEOUL GIRDS FOR ATTACK

News of Withdrawal Suppressed for 2 Days In Race Against Time as Chinese Move in;  Partial Evacuation of Seoul in West Begun

Chinese Reds Beaten Back At Hungnam   Non-Essentials Being Removed From Seoul;  Sth Army On Guard

‘Not A Day To Lose’ I: ChurchillPlez   Group Holds Day-Long Sessions to Draw Up Plans for Government

Crewmen of Missing C-47 Were Taking Part in Search for C-54 Which Vanished January 26, Carrying 44. $S.O.S. Signals Heard, But Direction Not Discovered.

PLANE LOST IN YUKON WITH 12 MEN ABOARD   Crewmen of Missing C-47 Were Taking Part in Search for C-54 Which Vanished January 26, Carrying 44. S.O.S. Signals Heard, But Direction Not Discovered.

Search Plane Now Missing   C-47 With 12 Americans, Canadian Aboard Down In Arctic Wastes.

‘Hush-Hush’ Sessions Bring Hint H-Bomb Program Discussed; Peaciden?t Silont

Baruch Endorses Prompt Decision   Lilienthal Rushes to White House After Closed-Door Session

McMahon Drops Inkling Following Hush-Hush Talks   Lilienthal, Other Officials Mum After Meeting With President; Baruch Backs Building Weapon

U.S. H-Bomb Building Plans Said Under Way   Solon Drops Hint After Attending Secret Sessions

x roe tae H. C. Terry Struck By Compressor Tank  Lubbock Man Killed In Freak Accident

EXPECT ROW OVER AID TO CITIES IN SPECIAL SESSION   GOP SENATORS ARE HOSTILE--AND THEIR VOTES ARE NEEDED

U.S. Jet Fighters Arrive to Defend  Nationalist Islanc   Six dets, Vanguard of Ais  Units, Arrive on Formosa  To Bolster Defenses

ee ON VY er er Oe FOE Oe Be A  U.S. Jets ‘Announce’ Arrival in Formosa

Search Starts For Black Fly In The Valley  Inspection Centers On Tourists, Who  RAcrcket Ldouvkar Daed

President To Talk Tonight   Phone Strike In St. Louis Poses Radio Problem

12 AIR FORCE, NAVY MEN DIE _ IN2 CRASHES   Nine Burn To Death A Craft Bursts Afire In Emergency Landing

Nine Navy Men Die In Crash Of Plane   Survivors Include .Ha Hamburg, Former Foot- ball Star

Nine Navy Men Killed In Crash  i ‘HetFlemes Prey et:  Basous OF Crewhats.

Nine Men Burn to Death In Plane; Two Rescued   Victims Perish in Seats as Flames Race Through Craft After It Makes Emergency Landing—Pilot and Co-Pilot Pulled to Safety—Ship Hits Runway Hard, Rolls Completely Over on Its Back and Catches Fire.

12 Service Fliers Are Killed Thursday  In Plane Disasters   Three of B-29 Crewmen Perish; Clinton Man Is Killed at Roswell, N. M.

9 Navy Men Die As Plane Burnis In R. I.  Ship Was Making Emergency Landi:

C.1.0. LEADS FIGHT _ ON HIM, TAFT SAYS   Senator Declares ¥. A. CG. Ha: Taken Over His Opponent “Lock, Stock and Barrel.”

Ron & onvao. [omic Smith ae we We ay 24 CU ESTEE CE TE  Is Named A Cousultant To The Sanitary Bureau   Will Attend International Institute In. Rio de Janeiro. June 15th

Ron. Ceorge I omic Qmith  SS 24 WEYWY AJTICEE TE  Is Named A Cousultant To The Sanitary Bureau   Will Attend International Institute In Rio de Janeiro, June 15th

Farm Bureau  .  On Drive To Prove Price  Curbs Wrong   ' Would Convince Top Executive Not To Impose Controls

Bureau Against Price Controls   Farmers Send Wires To Congressmen

Waoe-Price Curb StronglyOpposed   Farm Bureau Wires Protest to President

Pressure Turned On Truman... . -_ SNES  arm Bureau Raps Price Control Plan

DP Increase Passes Senate In 20 Roll Calls   Bill Raises Limit, Bans Discrimination

Wins Approval In Hot Session   Record Number Of Roll Calls In Senate Okays Truman-Sponsored Measure

‘Senate Passes Bill Raising Limit on DP's   Hope to Work Out Differences With House Plan

_ —FLEE BIS PLAYGROUND—  Only Three Of 10 Young Inmates Still At Large

Morgan Co. Youth Among Three at Large   3 Others Caught Near Hebroa by Highway Patrol

East Coast  KoreanTown Falls Again   U.S. Guns Blast Foe In Taejon Area as Battle Seems Shaping Up.

First Cavalry Faces Main Invasion Force   East Coast Town Changes Hands for Third Time

BRIDGES IS FOUND GUILTY OF PERJURY   Convicted on All Counts in Federal  Grand Jury Indictment 

CONVICTED IN TRIAL BEGUN NOVEMBER 14   Australian-Born Longshoremen’s Union Leader Lied About His Membership in Communist Party.   2 CO-DEFENDANTS ALSO CONVICTED   Judge Tells Jury it “Found the Golden Truth.”  . Bridges Faces Jail, Loss of Citizenship.

Lied Under Oath, Trial Jury Finds   Conspiracy Charge Also Upheld; His 2 Aides Are Convicted.

GUILTY OF PERJURY   Coavicted on All Counts In n Federal Grand Jury Ind}

Jury Convicts Harry Bridges  Labor Leader Found Guilty on 2 Charges

Harry Bridges and Two Fellow Defendants Are Convicted On Perjury Conspiracy Counts

Three Facing Prison Terms, $15,000 Fine:   U. §. Judge Lauds Jurors’ Verdict: Defense to Appeal

Each of Convicted Men May Be Sentenced to Seven-Year Prison Term and $15,000 Fine

CONVICT BRIDGES IN PERJURY TRIAL   TWO CO-DEFENDANTS ALSO FOUND GUILTY BY U. S, GRAND JURY

Longshoremen’s Chief Found Guilty of Swear. ing Falsely That He Was Not a Communist

Harry Bridges ls Convicted on Perjury Count   2 Co-Defendants Also Convicted; Union Ajde Denied He Was a Red

Longshore Head, hides Convicted in Perjory Case   Verdict Follows  Lengthy Trial, Five Days’ Study

KKKKKY POPE PIUS CHOOSES PASSION SUNDAY FOR OPEWING-PRAYER CRUSADE

Plan Board, Civic Affairs Committee Seeking Action By Aldermen   Pope Pius To Open Crusade For Praver

FOR A NEW SCHOOL   Two Lawrence Firms Were Low Bidders on Eudora Project

First Report On Controvers  Is Due Friday   Coal Stockpiles In. Nation Low; Lewis: May Attend Hearing

HEARINGS ARE SCHEDULED BY TRUMAN PANEL   Board Hopes to Have Preliminary Report Ready by Friday. Feh. 10.

SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS IN CITY OF SEOUL   Exhausted Doctor Tells. of North Koreans Rounding Up About 8,000 Professional People and Takipe Them North, bo

SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS IN CITY OF SEOU!   Exhausted Doctor Tells ‘of ‘North Koreans Rounding Up. About 8,000: Professional People: \: aid Taking Them North, 2)

UUOKEBU CITY 1S RECAPTURED   Red ° Columins Have  Been . ‘Pushed Back — MecArthur AnRoupees Shooting Down of Four Red Yak. Fighters by American  Plenna 

WUONGBU CITY 1S RECAPTURED   Red § Columns = Have Been Pushed Back — MoecArthur Announces Shooting Down of Four Red Yak Fighters by American Tlanes.

‘Russia Seeks To Wreck U.S. Defense Proposa   Vishinsky Objects to Major Operative Part: Of American Measure

Fight On Lie Is Continued  By Vishinsky   Austin Says U. S. Solidly Behind UN Secretary General

Report Progress  In Annual Red  Cross Campaign City and County Now  Organized; Results NI at V ot A ewan*t.- hl}.

Report Progress In Annual Red Cross Campaign  City and County Nov  Organized; Results WI 0a Wn A Www TILLY.

Economy Orders Cut Mail Service   One-a-Day Home Deliveries, Less Collections Among Steps Planned To Pare Department's Big Deficit

(ONE HOME MAIL ‘DELIVERY WILL BE MADE DAILY SOON TO REDUCE EXPENSE

Postman To Ring Once Daily In New Order   10,000 Carriers To Be Laid Off In Deficit Cut

Mail Delivery Cut Back to Once Daily   Economy Cited— Pittsfield Awaits Official Orders

Postal Service Slash Ordered To Save Money   One-a-day Deliveries of Mail Ordered in Short Time; 10,000 Will Lose Jobs.

Residences to Get Service Only Once a Day Under Donaldson Drastic Slash   U. S. Order To Be  Effective by July 1   ‘Cut Saturday Business  Deliveries, Reduce Post office Window Hours

THe POSTMAN CAN RING BUT ONGE PER DA}   Postmaster General Calls for Drastic Cuts in Service.

Failure to Raise Rates Results in  Economy Order  20,000 Mail Carciorce Enro      20,000 Mail Carriers Face Layoff Threat

Once Daily Mail. Deliveries for Residences Due   Direct Instructions Not Received Yet by - Postmaster

Postman to Ring Only Once in Economy Move  Home Delive   Home Deliveries Will Soon be Cut To One Per Day

Springfield’s 3-Day Observance — of the Birth of Abraham Lincoin

United Nations Officials Confess They Were Taken in by Simple Hoax

World Organization Is Told That Communists Are Now In Korean War   “Alien” Troops Are Identified by Gen. MacArthur In Special Report Sent to Security Council at Lake Success.

Confirms  China Reds  in Action UN ls Given Full  Evidence Chinese Communists Are

MacArthur Names China Reds As  Korea Invaders   UN Faced With Decision Of Whether To Send Troops Across Manchurian Border

Will Draft 50,000 In November   Armed Forces Expectec To Call In Far More Than Anticipated 185,000 By Next July

Draff to Take Far More Men Than Expected  Hershey Testifies Quota of 185,000 Sure ta be Tanne

Draft Call Boost Seen By Hershey   November Needs Set At 50,000; May Relax Deferment Yardstick

Selective Service Head Expects Additional Draft Calls For Far More Than Earlier Planned 85,000

185,000 Quota For Draft Seen As Too Little   November Call Estimated At 50,000, But Figure Not Yet Offieial

Hershey Expects Draft to Exceed  Present Goals 185,000 Men are   185,000 Men are Not Enough in Present Situation

Draft Probably Will Take Far More Men Than 185,000 Authorized,  Selective Service Director Says

DRAFT BOARDS TO CALL 85,000 ADDITIONAL MEN   Defense Officials May Boost Military Power By 800,000 Men   100,000 SUMMONED NEXT TWO MONTHS

Predicts Increase  In Draft   Selective Service To Take More Than 185,000 Quota; Hershey

Hershey Reveals Figure Does Not Include 100,000 Already Called for Armed Forces, Says Original Estimates Are Out of Date

Many More Will Get  Draft Call .   ‘Number Undoubtedly Will. Exceed 185,000 First Authorized By  ‘Cangrese Sava Hershe

Cites World Situation—  Draft Calls Likely to be Boosted: Hershey   Talk of Bringing in 800,000 Through Draft, Reserves, Guard

Expectations Are Draft Is Going fo Take More Men Than 185,000 Authorized

HERSHEY SEES NEW BIG DRAFI   Doesn't Believe 185,000 So Far Authorized Will B Be sg  —_—_—_lUrre _,_ zi m™

Draft Call — Will Summon More Men  Gen. Hershey — Sees ee Above  ce » gore Anh

EXTRA DRAFT CALLS NEEDED FOR QUOTAS   Additional Orders  Next Few Months, Hershey Says

SELECTIVE SERVICE HEAD ANTICIPATES ADDITIONAL DRAFT   Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey Sees Need Far in Excess of &5,000 Authorized.   THIS DOESN’T INCLUDE 100,000 CALLS SENT   Says Figures Based on Estimates Made in July Are Considerably Out of Date.

Hershey Sees New Calls Soon  Decisions on Numbers Outdated by Situation

Draft Necas More Than Authorized   Selective Service Director Says World Situation Outdates Old Estimate

Gen. Hershey Indicates a New Draft   General Says Early Manpower Estimates Are Out of Date -

Larger Draft Calls Will Be Jssued Soon   More Than 185,000 Now Authorized Will Be Needed, Hershey Says

PRATT ESTIMATE ~ REVISED UPWARD   July Figures’ Outdated, Gen. Hershey Declares

Weather   Expect Draft To Surpass Estimates   Director Sees Need For More Men Than Originally Authorized

1950 Draft Call To Be Upped From Authorized 185,000, Hershey Says

85,000: More Men To Get Draft Call   General Hershey Says Present Figure May & Increased—Total For Present Fiscal Year Would Be 185.000

More Draftees Needed Says Hershey   Bill Sent to the Senate; May Face Veto When Truman Gets It

Increased Draft Calls Predicted By Hershey   Says He Expects Them To Total Far More Than 85.000 Men

Draft To Take Far More Men Than Fstimate   World Situation Has Upset Plans, Head Of Seleetive Service Says

NO ACCURATE ESTIMATES AVAILABLE   Calls For 50.000 Each In September, October

—NO LIMITS —  Big Boost In Draft indicated   JULY FIGURES ARE OUTDATED

Draft Expected To Take More Than Authorized   Hershey Estimates  Quota Is Outdated By War Situation

DRAFT TO TAKE OVER 185,000 MEN THIS YEAR   First Estimate Revised Upwards Because of Present World Situation.

Draft To Take Additional Men  Call-Up Of 185,000 Authorized So Far

Estimate Of Needs Given Boost Today   Far More Than Anticipated 185, 000 By’ July Will Be Called, Selective Service Director Stat. ed   CHANGED SITUATION ' REASON FOR CALL

MAY INCREASE DRAFT QUOTAS   Gen. Hershey Believes Estimated Needs Insufficient

Say 185,000 Earlier Total Is Inadequate   Previous Estimated Need! Is Outdated Now, Gen. Hershev Says

Draft Total To Be Stepped Up is Belief   More Than Authorized 185,000 to Be Called This Year in Opinion Of General Hershey

Draft This Year Is Expected To Take Far More Than 185,000 Authorized Men

Draft Call Far below War Needs   Hershey Says 185,000 Men Not Adeaucte

The Weather   U. S. Certain To Increase Draft Limit  November Will See Calls for Another 50,000

HERSHEY PUTS DRAFT TOTAL PAST 185.000   Call for 50,000 In November Now Planned, He Tells Congress.

‘Draft Expected lo Take Larger ‘Quotas Of Men   Gen. Hershey Says Total May Exceed 185,000 Fiqure

DRAFT NEEDS WiLL EXCEED 185,000 MEN   50,000 To Be Called In November; Hershey Expects Total To Jump

Hershey Says Total May Be Much Greater  Expects New Call In About 15 Days

Draft Calls To Pass Aim Of 185,000   Hershey Says World Situation Outdates Original Estimates

DRAFT CALLS FOR MEN WILL BE INCREASEL   Selective Service Director Boosts His Estimate of Military Requirements,

Draft Cail May Be increased   Hershey. Says . ‘185,000 Authorized’ May: Not Fill Service Needs

Hershey Predict Greater Drafting By Year’s End   Draft Director Says 50,000 To Be Called By Next November

Big Boost in Draft Due to Meet Crisis   Needs of Military Anybody’s Guess, Says Gen. Hershey

Director Now Believes First Figures Too Low   , Changed Situation Is Facing Nation

Hershey Sees Draft Calls For More Men Soor  Services May Require   Services May Require In Excess of 85,000 in Next Few Months

: Draft May Take More Men This Fiscal Year Than 185,000 Authorized

Hershey Asserts More Draftees To Get Summons   Figures Are In Addition to 100,000 Already ~ on Cail

Just in: Gase.. ESTE OSE  Draft Head Sees Need For Large. Quota Boost

Already 1 00,000DrafteesHave Been Called And Number Re. quired Will Probably Be  Greatly Increased

Far More Than 135.000 Face Draft: Hershey   World Situation Outdate: (uotas Set in July, Director Believes

185,000. Men Not Enough Hershey Says   Estimate Outdated ‘Draft.. Chief Claims

: Draft Probably Will Take More Men ‘Than Proposed So Far, Says Hershey

Draft to Take Over 85,000 More: Hershey   Will Summon 50,000 In November‘on Top OF 100,000 Due in Sentember October

Hershey Plans 50,000 Draft  In November   World Situation Changes Estimate, Director Tells House

185,000 Not Enough  Draft To Take Biager Bite In Later Calls,Chief Warns

Hershey Says More Draft Calls Slated   Selective Service Head Foresees Need for More Than 185,000 Men To Be Called by Next June

Teacher Accused Of Lying about Red Link Fired   Brooklyn Board of Education Drops Instructor Today

Red Teacher In Brooklyn Is Dropped   Accused of Lying When She Denies Affiliation With Subversive Ozganixation

tC. §. HAS NEW WEAPO?   Would Smash Any Russlan Inva    ion af W. Europe, Says Scientist

Airmen Loose Mighty Aerial Blows at Reds   Fliers Claim Destruction Of 16 Enemy Tanks. pied) tee ee eee

16 TANKS, 230 TRUCKS HIT BY U. S. AIRFORCE   Increasing Clouds Of Warplanes Pounce On Troops, Rear Bases

‘Power Pooling Plan Proposed In Moberly Ares   Line From Bagnell Here to Be a Link In Utility System

Risks Disgrace For Loved One  Girl Steals To Aid. Blind Vet’s Morale

Kunkel Charges State Monies Put To Political Uses   (Duff Rival Declares State ; Lawa Grossly Violated;  Probe Is Demanded

Navy Planes Plaster Pyongyang   New Thrusts Menace Emergency Capital

CHILDREN GO TO CAMP ALLEN   Special Training Given To Handicapped Children.

2 HANDICAPPED CHILDREN SENT TO CAMP ALLEN   Easter Seal Sale Provides Funds for Care of Boys and Girls at Health Camp

Congressmen Say England Avoids Risks  Ask Truman To Demand Her Aid

BABY PUSHED OUT 3RD STORY WINDOW   Girl, 5, Prevented by Mother From Repeating Action With One. Year-Old Stepbrother.

Seek Racket Cleanup In Fayette County   Redstone Presbytery Petitions Duff; Represents 65 Churches

Texas Farmhand Given Life Term in Assault, Killing of Mrs. Hoag   Judge Cowie Raps Hospital ‘Failure’   ‘They Made a Sanctuary For You Where You Didn’t Belong,’ Claim

DEDICATION SERVICE AND HOMECOMING AT METHOMTICGT CUunrpce app 3s.

Soviets Shun All Sessions Of UN Today   Triple Boycott Laid te Body’s Stand on China

Walkout Staged by Russian Bloc   Protest Nationalists at Meetings of U.N.

Keeps Alive Its Protest On Chinese   U.N. Sessions Ignored Until Nationalists Refused Voice.

Russian Bloc ‘Walks Out’ On U. N. Meetings   Action Is Protest Ove Continued Presence 0: Chinese Nationalist:

Soviets Boycott Alt U. N. Group: In Chinese Row  Walk Out in Protest   Walk Out in Protest Against Presence of Nationalist Deleqates

Russians Stage Protest on Chinese Issue  Boycott of Little  Assembly Also  Continued by Reds

RUSSIANS IMPOSE NEW U.N. BOYCOTT   Presence of Nationalists  Is Protested. :

RUSSIANS BOLT ANOTHER UNITED NATIONS MEETING   PROTEST AGAINST CONTINUED PRESENCE OF CHIANG’S MEN

Soviets Take Another Walk Out Of U. N.   Russ Bloc Delegates Again Protest Chinese Nationalists

Parachute Jump  Record Shattered AAF Captain Leaps From Eight Miles Up

Czechs Order A. P. Newsman fo Leave; Is Seventh-Writer Expelled in. 1950

INJURIES FATAL TO McLEANSBORO FIRE VOLUNTEER   Rites Sunday for Edward Rice; Memorial Fund Is Being Raised.

Acheson, Dulles Try for New Foreign Codes  Whaidd Calunarnea Came   Would Salvage Some Of Bipartisan Policy Activities

Acheson, Dulles Try for New Foreian Codes  JF a ie Pe ee ermal   Would Salvage Some Of Bipartisan Policy Activities

Lattimore Calls M'Carthy  Base Creature   Far Eastern Expert Denies Being Red Or Fellow Traveller

Musmanno Is Slated For Lt. Gov.   Democrat Chiefs Yield to Labor;  Judge Carson, of Charleroi, to Run

TWO U. S. SHIPS BOMBED IN PORT OF CHINA REDS   Washington Officials Assume Nationalist Plane  Made Raid

Two U.S. Vessels Strafed   Both Lay In Chinese Port; One Man Hurt

U.S. Ships Bombed At Tsingtao Port  Nationalists Widen Chinese Blockade

Pair Of U.S. Ships Bombed [In China Port   Vessels Attacked At Tsingtao By Unknown Craft

PLANES BOMB THO US. SHIPS IN CHINA PORT      1 Hurt in Raid at North China Port; Attacker Believed Nationalist

American Ships Bombed At Tsingtao   Attacker Presumed in U.S. to Have Been Nationalist’ Plane.

2 SHIPS BOMBED  Report an Attack on Mer chant Vessels at Port of Tsingtao

2 AMERICAN SHIPS BOMBED AT TSINGTAC   /Merchantmen in CommunistHeld Port Strafed From  the Air.

Two American Ships Bombed By Chinese  Ginten Rannniimant   State Department Forwards Protest To Chinese Officials

MRE WP MOUS?  Report an Attack on Merchant Vessels at Port of Tsinctao

PLANES BOMB TWO U. S. SHIPS IN CHINA PORT   China Port; Attacker Believed Nationalist

Bomber Hits 2 U.S. Ships   Attack Laid to Nationalists; Crewman Iniured

mnt 5 ONLY . :   Celebrated Birthday At Home Day Before Being Killed

Slain Mother 21 Only Day Betere Death   Birthday Card, Cake In Home

Many Soft Coal Miners Bae k On Job   Thousands Return To Pits For Three-Day Week But Many More Refuse To Enter Pits

Many Coal Miners Returning to Work  More than Half. However. Refuse   More than Half, However, Refuse To Heed ‘Suqgestion’ by Lewis

Scattered Mines Resume Production As 37,000 Men Vote To End Strike

Roving’ Pickets Still Threaten Full Operation   Some Mines Closed By Motorized Band Of Roving Pickets

“No Contract, No Work: Still Cry Of Most As ‘Lewis Studies Problems

Thousands Of Miners End Strike   Keep Watch For Roving Pickets;  37,000 Vote To  Return to Pits

Picket Groups Block Return To Many Pits  I+... PL eLe. Calif   Union Ranks Split On Issue; Leaders Mapping Stratecy

Thousands of Miners Vote To Go To Work  Many Are Still Jdle In Uniontown Area, However

PICKETS WATCH SOFT COAL PITS   Thousands Of Miners Reported Returning To Work Bul Many Others Are Kent From Mines.

MINERS REPORT BACK ON JOBS   Thousafds Resume Work with Eyes on Pickets—Many Coal Diggers Idle

Some Coal Mines Are Reopened   Less Than Half Of Striking Miners Vote Return To Pit:

Some Miners Resume Job, Others Fear Picket Acts   Pennsylvania, West Virginia Pits Stay Closed In Majority

Corps Of Million Men Being Sought   Long-Range Plans For Reserve Defense Force Revealed By Retiring Secretary

US, Canada Will Benefit   Economy, Defense of Two Nations Tied Up in Bill

St. Lawrence Seaway Called Defense Need   Congress Informed By Acheson Project ‘Vitally Important’

Acheson Says St. Lawrence Project Is Vital   Economy and Defense Of Canada and U.S. Said at Stake

‘High Birth Rate Keeps U. S. Population Rising   Jolting Upsurge Of Population Reverses Trend

Experts Batfled By Population’s Upsurge in U.S.   The ‘Fertile Forties‘ Force Revision of Future Estimates; Pogk Next Century

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Four Per Cent? How Slot Machine Profits Are Fixed

Fate of Russian Spy Put Squarely Up fo Moscow  Senator Accuses Acheson of Conspiracy to Appease Kremlin

SOVIET ENVOY ° HOLDS TALKS WITH ACHESON   Appeasement Charge _ Made by Leader  Of GOP

Anglo-U. S. Deal Seeks To Win Indo-China  Friendship Of New Nation Sought In

‘Red’ Ban Tried For Indo-Chinese  U. S., British Draw Plans For Struggle

Britain’s Action Warning To Reds   Strengthens Hand Of Democracy in Dealing  With Red Aggression

House Starts Informal 10 Day Recess   Defers Action On Senate-Passed Arms Aid Bill

House Starts Recess; Leaves Arms Aid in Air   Senate Approves $1,222,500,000 Measure By Unanimous Vote: Clear Sailing Seen

Snyder Says U. §. Making Good Progress   Treasury Secretary  Talk Before Clubs At Blytheville

Report Three Divisions 15 Miles From Taegu —   INVADERS POUR DOWN -MOUNTAIN PASSES FOR DRIVE ON PROVISIONAL CAPITAL 

Invaders In Fierce Drive  On Taegu   Only 15 Miles From Capital; Sudden Thrust Regarded As Most Serious Yet

Three Divisions Attack Along Central Front   Marines Battle For Foothold on Slaughterhouse Hill

Sth Army Says Sudden Thrust “Most Serious”   Three Communist Divisions Reported Withir 15 Miles of Provisional Canital of Taecu

Marines Grab Big Ridge In Bloody Fight   3 North Korean Divisions Launch New Taegu Advance

LAUNCH POWER ATTACK ALONG CENTRAL FRONT   Action Termed ‘Serious Threat’ To United  Nations Forces

SHAKEUP IS URGED OF MUNITIONS BOARD   Senate Group Accuses Pentagon of “Siesta Psycholocy” in Handling War Material.

Defense Dep’t Accused By Senators Of Making Sleepy-Headed Approach To Problems Of National Security

American Attacks In South Gain   Entire Atmosphere On Southern Front More Optimistic;  Cain OF Threa Milac

US Offensive Rolls Ahead Three Miles On Southern Flank   Picks Up Momentum in Drive to Cut Off Red Escape Route; Communists to Defend Chiniu

Not Advised  Of Peace Move   London Reports North Koreans Seek to Negotiate

House Military Leaders Propose $650,000 Increase, Mostly For Planes

Military Leaders Seek Increase in Defense Outlay   Eisenhower's Views Echoed by Top Lawmakers

Leaders Ask $650 Million Defense Hike   Eisenhowers Warnings Bring Proposals For... More Cold War Eunde’.

WASHINGTON COMES TO LIFE AGAIN TUESDAY   Opening of Congress to Start Wheels Going after, Two Months, Rest.

THE NATION TODAY  Capital Blood Pressures Will Start To Rise Tuesday

Wheels Start Grind And Capital Jumps   Last Get-Togethar Befora Summer—end Compelgning-— Te Send Washington’s Blood Pressure Scering

Life To Pick Up On Capitol Hill Starting Tuesday   Hubbub To Last Until SummerElection Time

New Effort For Peace.  Is UN Aim   All Governments Asked For All-Out Effort To End Cold War

UN Heads Appeal to World For Drive to End Cold War   Prospects For Peace Gloomy Unless Nation: Resolve Differences

Critics of China Policy Hear Acheson's Defense But Can’t Quiz Him

St. Louis Phone Workers Stage Sudden Walkout   Long-Distance and Non-Dial Service in City ls Paralyzed

Walkout By Bell Employ ees At St. Louis   Non-Dial And Long Distance Service Is Paralyzed

TELEPHONE STRIKE HITS ST. LOUIS   Long Distance and Local Non-Dial Service Paralyzed by Walkout Without Warning.   3,000 WORKERS ARE OFF JOBS   Strike Follows Suspension of Six by Company; Union Charges Strike + Breaking Tactics.

Shift in Soviet Propaganda Is Puzzling U.S.   See Either a Toning Down of Charges-—or Blunder in. Moscow

U.N. Quickly Beats Down Russian Effort to Delay O.K. Of Move Into Korea

Mae Awaits UN Order Tc Push North   Red Stalling Move Is Beaten Down

U.N. Acts  For Korean Green Light   Beats Russian Bid T« Hold Up Signal for MacArthur Move.

Abdullah Absorbs Part of Palestine  Jordan’s King Visits Jerusalem Each Week

No Announcement Has Been Made But Occupied Area Has Been In. corporated Into Hashemite Jordan.

JORDAN'S KING ANNEXES AREA OF PALESTINE   Section Seized During Israel War Is Made  Part of Kingdom

Current Death Toll Of Red Leaders High   Many Top ‘Brass’ Reported Dead In Russia

New Russian Purge Hinted   28 Men High Jn Soviet “Brass ‘Died’ During “ Past 12 Months

Stengel Names Ford To Hurl Fourth Tilt; Sawyer Is Undecided   Yankees Need Only One Victory To Take 1950 World Series; Coleman Is Hero in Third Game

UN Assembly Ready to O.K.  Peace Plan   Dulles Warns Russia U. S, Will Not Join In  Coercine Small Nations

UN Broadens Powers: Meei Aggression   Moves to Escape From Veto Hamstringing in Council Sessions; U. S. Plan to Be Ratified

UN Preparing Plan To Half Aqgaression   Assembly Moves To Provide Power For Peace

Dever Denies He Is Slated For U.S. Job   Governor Disclaims Report He'd Be Attorney General

Dever to Stay  As Governor   Denies Report. He Will Quit to Become United States Attorney General

Flame-Throwers, Tanks Used by Yank Forces   Americans from South Within 24 Miles of Juncture

Mepping Up Operations Involve Bitter F ighting To Flush Out Snipe Ipers -

North Korean Troops Caught In Pincers   Triumphant Communique issued By MacArthur But Bitter Figiting In Seoul Continues

Marines and Seventh Division Ram Deeper Into Flaming City in Mop-Up Operations; {wo UN Beachheads Only 24 Miles Apart

CLEANING UP HED GUN AND ONIPER NESTS   ‘Marines Fight Through City  of Burning Buildings and Wreckage.

Main Enemy Force Flees To Northeast   Six Red Divisions Trapped In South

Victory Seen By February  Possible if Everything Clicks. Johnson Savs

JOHNSON SEED O-MONTH FIGHT   BELIEVES REDS MAY BE DRIV_ EN BACK TO NORTH KOREA BY FEBRUARY,

iF EVERYTHING CLICKS Johnson Expeets Victory In Korea by February

Gen. Marshal Gives Policy On Reserves   Uniform for Ail Armed: Forces, Clearing Up Uncertainty in Calling Them Up

Uniform Policy For Cailing Reservists To Active Duty Announced By Marshall

AUniform Reservists Policy   Marshall Directive Designed to Remove Uncertainty and To Reduce Ineaquities

MARSHALL LAYS DOWN RULES FOR CALLS TO DUTY   Orders Decisions on Manpower Six Months in Advance.

Marshall Lays Down Plans  For Reealls   Fixes Uniform Policy To Cover All Branches of Armed Service Reserve:

Marshall Says Reservists To  Get More Time   Uniform Policy For -Armed. Forces will, “Baa “peers

Marshall Sets Uniform Plan For Callups  Military Hopes To Kill ‘Uncertainty’

MOVE MADE TO END UNCERTAINTIES Policy For Calling Reserves Is Given

COUNCIL HITS HIGH HOLIDAY TOLL OF LIVES   Christmas ‘Black,’ Safety Expert Charges

Falling Snow Adds To Woes Of Motorists   Overall Total of 774 Deaths Noted Through Country

Committee Votes To Increase Coal Tax Concession   Operators Now Get   Operators Now Get 5% Annual Depletion On Gross Income

Approve Boost in Coal Depletion Tax Allowance  House Committee Liberalizes Present Special Tex

Threats, Beatings By Father Revealed Boy Charged In Dad’s Death  Thinke He Did “Right Thing”

Mescaliero Apache Indian Agency Renews Its Fight to Oust Superintendent John O. Crow

TOP CRUSADE MARK   County Response Among Best in Kansas, Slough Figures Show

FIRE AT WINCHESTER   Large Garage Building and  tents Are Destroved

New York Tries  Rain Experiment   Cloud-Seeding to Be Attempted to End Year-Long Drought in Metropolis

Board Okay: Farmer’s  Market Plan  Architect To Be   Architect To Be Engaged By City  For Construction

Farmers’ Marke ForKingsport Okayed ByBoare  Aldermen To Engage   Aldermen To Engage Architect To Plan  A $15,000 Building

Russia, U.S. Swap Charges   Vishinaky Accuses U. S. of Aggression, Dulles Denies Formosa Blockade

Vishinsky Steps Up ‘His Attack on U.S.   Charges Aggression “Against China as Red Delecation Anoccors

Chinese Reds Make First U.N. Showing   Appear Dramatically As Vishinky Looses Charges Of Aggression At America

Chinese Communist Representatives Make a Dramatic Appearance at UN

Chinese Reds Appear Before UN Committee   Dulles, Vishinsky Debate Communist Charge of US Aggression in Chin:

BEFORE THE U. N.  Red Chinese Group Makes Dramatic Appearance at Lake Success

Chinese Communists Make First Appearance Before UN Group In Dramatically Timed Move

ENTER Whi WanlNakY CN ASS CHARGE   Committee Meeting Called Off to Avoid Conflict with Council.

Charges Fly as Chinese Reds Appear at U.N.   Vishinsky and Dulles Tangle on Accusction Of U.S. Aqagression

Hagaman Tackles Budget Procedure   Interim Governor, Calling Conferences, Hopes to Clear up a Predicament

, Concerts for Next Season Chosen By Community Association Saturday

CONCERT SERIES NEXT SEASON SELECTED SATU URDAY EVENING   Baritone Pleased Audience At  Einal Cancert—--—

LAUSCHE, BIG NEWS AT OVS CONFERENCE   ‘Ohio's Governor Praises Both Taft and Ferguson in Talks with Newemen.

LITTLE JOE LABELED ‘GOOD’ TOO Lausche Vows Taft Support If He Thinks Bob Is ‘Best’

Immediate Impaneling of New  Grand Jury in Helena Asked   District Court Lauds Members Of Grand Jury, Says Halt Of Work Is Blow fo Justice

Dairy Surpluses Facing Spoilage Sen. Young Says  U.S. Fails To Act

First Units Of PNG Mobilized   Three Philadelphia Outfits Ordered To Report For Induction

STORY FISHY OF KIDNAPPING YOUNG BRIDE   Farmer Says Stranger Drove Off With Wife

Senator Backslides On Identifying State Department ‘Risk’   Can't Produce Name, McCarthy Tells Press; Doris Kenyon Calls Accuser ‘Liar, Coward’

KING LEOPOLD RETURNS HOME   Belgian Monarch Arrives At Brussels After Long Exile

Farmers Hips for Rain Out of Toda: ays  's i   FEAR WINTER PERILS

DRY WEATHER HAS HELD WHEAT BACK   Farmers Hope for Rain Out of Today's Cloudy  Skiee   FEAR WINTER PERILS

Gold Testifies He Was Induced To Lie to FBI  Decision to Tell False Story ‘Made ” For Me’ He Says

Not Like ‘Gallant Allies’? British Prices Squeeze U.S., Senator Asserts

British Women “Had Enough” of Socialism   One in a series of eye-witness reports  BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

DEPUTIES NAB 5 HOODLUMNS   Captured After Tavern East of B.H. Is Looted

Pennsylvania's Hot Primary Campaign Enters Into the Final Hectic Weekend

SENATE VOTE IS EXPECTED   18. te 7 Vote hy House Taken — , Bitter Republican Attack Pre‘ eéded Vote — Senate Passage Virtually Certain.

TAFT’S STAND HIT INDIRECTLY reer  ‘Panel OKs Gen. Marshall; Lausche Urging Approval

House Unit Approves Marshall for Post; Civilian Products Cut Looms 

Armed Services Committee Puts OK On Marshall  GOP Launches Bitter Attack On Naming Of Detense Chief

Gunmen Take All They Can Carry But Forced To Leave More Than Million Behind; F.B.. Called in fo Solve Record U.S. Holdup Case

Nine Bandits Get Million Cash In Boston Raid —  Halloween-Masked Robbers. Hold Up Armored Service 

U.N. FACES SHOWDOWN _ OVER KORE  ~Onara   General Assembly Group Is Discussing Blueprint for Postwar Era.

UN Takes  ‘Un Korea Problem   Authority to Cross Parallel sought

Showdown Battle in UN © onKorea Today   General Assembly Discuss Blueprint of Post-War Plan

JUDGE UPHOLDS BAR TO NEGROES   Four Denied Admission Te University Of North Caro. lina Law School.

MORE THAN 300 INJURED   ve RR RA A RASALN PUY RING URE  Colombia Earthquake Kills Over 150

Shocks Destroy 3 Villages in South America   Hundreds of Others Feared Dead, Hurt After 8 Temblors

Railroad to Give R. B. Howard Golden Pass  Le Mars Agent Has  Half Century Recor: *. f'antenal  wa cate

Railroad to Give R. B. Howard Golden Pass   Le Mars Agent Has Half Century Record With Iinois Central

Negro Troops Capture Key Rail Center   First Aggressive Victory Reported; Invaders Bog Down

Civil Defense Powers Granted   Compromise Bill Assured of Passage January 2, Last Day of Session

i Due to Expire June 30  Senate Committee Will Vote on ‘Extending Rent Law Tomorrow

Vote Tomorrow on Rent Issue   Committee of Senate Agrees to Quick Shawdown

Senate Body to Vote. Friday: on Rent Controls“  Extension Beyond :

Agree toa Vote on Rent Control   Extend Act Beyond June 30, Is Request

RENT VOTE FRIDAY   Senate Unit Agrees To Act Or Extending Federal Control

Ierenncle  hen Pr   New Probe      Says Amerasia Case Is Key To Fifth Columd in Cantal

 & re fime Ounce April   * _— ‘Oklahoma Badman Flees German {Yai

‘SHOOT TO KILL’ ORDER ISSUED   Hunt for Oklahoma Bad‘man Turns To Munich After Third Escape.

Badman Sought, Escapes Prison For Third Time   German Areas Scoured by Hundreds Today in Search for Cook;  Are Told to Shoot.

Big Manhunt Is On For Public Enemy  In Germany    Oklahoma Badman, Homer Cook, Rips Out Jail Bars  for Third Escape

Rips Bars From Library ‘Seales Three Walls In ‘His Desperate Flight

GERMANY’S PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 ESGAPES   Huge Manhunt By U. S., German Police for Badman

Yankee Badmar Again Breaks  Jail in Munich   Homer Cook of Oklahoma Ordered Shot on Sight

PHO AMC OF REG! Frappiness  Religion and Psychiatry Welded: Into « a Powerful Spiritual Therapy

(THE ART OF REAL HAPPINESS  Your Faith Can Open Doorway to New Life

Diplomas To 54 Tuesday Evening At St. Louis   Monsignor Hardiman   Monsignor Hardiman is Speaker For Commencement

Diplomas To 54 Tuesday Evening At St. Louis   Monsignor Hardiman Is Speaker For Commencement

South Korean Forces Charge Toward Pyongyang Along Two Main Highwaye—Now Only 23 Miles From City   KOREAN WAR FELL APART YESTERDAY

Allies Within 21 Miles of — Capital City:   Report Says War ‘ Has -Fallen ‘Apart; ‘Hwangju Taken.

Mobile Units Blast Gateway To Pyongyang   Resistaner OF Reds Crumbles: Cavalry Spearheads Derive

Tamveraivres   South Koreans Charging Along Two Main Roads; Americans Enter Outpost

‘Advance With Lightning Speed As Communist Defenses Crumble, May Reach Capital Within Hours, Reds May Be Unable to Make Stand

Yanks Reach City 21 Miles From Capital   Pyongyang's Fall Is Expected Soon

Allied Troops Moving So Rapidly They Must Be Supplied From Air   North Koreans Reported to Be Digging New Defensive Positions Above Communists’ Doomed Capital of  Pyongyang.  —_— hl Ucetlc( rll

American Mobile Troops Make Lightning [nrust Into Hwangju 21 Miles From Communist  Capital.

Mobile Forces Capture Outpost 21 Miles South Of Communist Capital

Lightning Drive Enters Hwaneyu: Defense Fades   Communist “Big Shots” Reported Fleeing As Showdown Battle Nears; S. Koreans At Hamhung

WAR FALLING TO PIEGES IN MIGHTY RUSH   South Koreans Only 20 Miles from Pyongyang and “Big Shots” Run.

Mobile Troops Within 21 Miles Of Red Capital  First Cavalry Leads   First Cavalry Leads American Thrust Into Hwangju Outpos

Rapid Progress Made in North Korea Cleanup   Enemy Defenses Crumble Before Onrushing Allies

Blast into Hwangju, Guardian Outpost 21 Miles From Pyongyang   South Koreans Closing In 23 Miles From City In Southeast And 41 Miles Eastward.

PROTEST OVER PLANE IGNORED Soviet Press, Radio Maintain Attack Aqainst U.S. ‘War’ Aim

Solons fo Ask For Review of Foreian Policy   Senate Leaders Urge Cuts in Global Spending

Acheson Asks Global Review OFU.S. Policy   China Question To Pop When Congress Returns To Session

Asia, Israel, Tito and Spain Likely Subjects For Inquiry; May Cut Billion Of Outlays

Congress Slates Foreign Aid Spending Slash   Will Ask Acheson Review Of U.S. Global Policies -

Weather   Acheson Likely To Face Quiz On Foreign Policy   Congress Request For Globat Review Forecast With Eye To Slash In Foreion Aid Spending

Secretary of State Will Face Some Sharp Questioning On Asiatic Policies, Israel Dealings And Course To Follow In China

Congress Set For Foreign  Aid Slashing   Indications Are For Sharp Cuts In Marshall Plan Funds For The 1950-51 Fiscal Period Of ERP

Global Review OFU.S. Poliey Will Be Asked   Acheson Expected to hace Sharp Grilling On Various Problems

Foreign Policy Review Slated   Congress Will Ask Acheson  To Account for Dinlomaev

CONGRESS RECONVENES TUESDAY  Acheson to Be Questioned On American Foreign Policy

Acheson To Face Economy Minded Senators Congress To Review U.S. Foreign Policy

Solons To Ask Acheson Talk On US Policy   Congress Set To Cut Foreign Aid Spending

Complete Review of U.S. Foreign Policy Will Be Demanded by New Congress

Foreign Policy Global Review Will Be Asked   Acheson To Be Invited  To Tell Congress of ee is

Secretary of State Likely To Be Asked Sharp Questions About Asiatic Policies; House To  Do Likewise.

Solons Will Seek: Review of Foreign  ~ Policy by Acheson   Global Survey To Get Early Consideration; Questioning on Asiatic Policies Seen By Congress Set to Cut Spending

ISLANDS ARE NEXT   Nationalists Predict Chinese Reds Will Move Toward  Formosa

Nationalists Predict Two Red Invasions   Vital Islands Would Lead To Formosan Clash

Nationalists Prepare For  Red Invaders   Report Soviet Planes, Airmen to Bolster Chinese Communists

Chinese Fear Reds To Seize ‘Vital Islands   Two Would Be Stepping Stones To Formosa; Indonesian Revolt Continues

NATIONALISTS FEAR INVASION   ‘Renew. Charge That. ate  Supplies Planes ‘A ~ Pilots To Reds:

U.S. Prepares To Send Help   Planes, Arms and Ammunition Readied

River Roars Through Reno Main Street   Gov. Warren Calls State of Emergency in Central Valley

West Coast Flood  Losses Mounting; Nine Known Dead   Disaster Extends Into Nevada, With Reno Under Water;  Emavnneew RDaxklawad

Raging Flood Waters Sweep Through California And. Western Nevada Parts

Many Homeless As Floods Hit Western Areas.   Nine Persons Said Dead From Floods Now in Third Day

Calif., Nevada Are Hit by Floods   9 Die and Damage Runs Into Millions; Many Afe Made Homeless

Plush Casinos, Hotels Soaked; Roads Blocked  California, Nevada Reel Under Impact

Torrent Sweeps Through Main Section of Reno   California Governor ° Proclaims Emergency As State's Toll Grows

Floods Play Havoc In California Too   At Least Nine Dead in Two - States; Damage Heavy; Thousands Homeless 

Floods Kill 9 In Two States, Rout Thousands   Center of Reno Tumbled Mass of Mud: Emergency  Declared in California

Nine Or More Die In Floods   Raging Waters Cause Enormous Loss in Nevada  And California

Nine Dead, Millions of Dollars Loss’ Result From Raging Floods In the West

Flood Waters Sweeping Over Western Areas   California And Nevada Report Heavy Damage

Main Section of Reno Hit by Raging Torrent   Thousands Are Routed From Homes, Dam: age In Millions

At Least Nine Dead In Floods Untold Damage in California   Downtown Reno Under Water

Raging Rivers Sweep Towns;  Reno Hit Hard   Nine Listed Dead, Highways And Crops Damaged By Floods

Reno Swept By Raging Flood Water   Hotels, Casinos Are Flooded; Water 20 Feet Deep; Emergency Declared In California 

Death Toll Is Eight i in Bad Western Flood   Main Section of Reno, Nev., a Mass of Debris After River Overflows

Reno Wrecked As River Roars Through Streets   California Area Also Inundated: 9 Dead, Thousands Flee

Raging Flood Water Continues To Sweep California Cities   Northern, Central Areas, Western -Nevada Hardest Hit by Rampaging Rivers: Nine Persons Known Dead

6 fo 8 Feet Of Water in Parts of City   High Water In California Causes Seven Deaths

Main Business Section of Reno Is Tumbled Mass of Mud and Debris: Sacramento Is Hard Hit  Swank Hotels and Gambling Casinos Are Under Eight Feet of Water

Eight Known Dead, Many  Flee Homes ©   California Declares Emergency; Damage To Run Into Millions

AT LEAST NINE PERSONS. DEAD DAMAGE HEAVY   Gov. Warren Declares A State of Emergency In California

More Rain Is Predicted In Flood Zones   Western Nevada. Reno Turned Into Tumbled Mass Of Mud. Debris

Flood Waters Grip California, Nevada   Sweep Sections of Both States for Third _.Day, Causing Damage Estimated at “Millions and © Leaving Thousands ‘Homeless—Gov. Warren Declares State of Emergency in.Central Valley.   CITY OF RENO HARD. HIT

Millions Of Dollars  In Damage   Thousands Are Left Homeless by Waters From Flooded Rivers

Torrents Drive Thousands From Homes in Area   Property Damage Is Countless on Third Day of Destruction

Coast Floods Kill 9; Damage is In Millions   Warren Declares State of Emergency; Reno Hotels, Casinos Swim

Flood Waters Racing Through California,  Nevada, Cause Thousands To Vacate Homes

Storm Spreads To Nevada; Reno Flooded   Rains Continue As Damage Runs Into Millions

Melted Snow Swells Flood In Far West   Thousands Driven from Their Homes   Damage In California And Nevada Is High; Nine Are Known Dead

Reno, Sacramento Areas Piled High ‘Viih Mud and Debris Floods Ravese Western States

Floodwaters Hit Along California, Nevada Valleys   Nine Are Dead; Thousands Leave Homes Ta Water

Two States Suffer Heavy Flood Losses   Central California Joined by Reno, Nev., Where Main Part Of City Is Under Six Feet of Water, More Rain Forecast

9 Dead as Waters Rage Third Day   Wide Areas Hard Hit California and Nevada; Trackee River Sweeps Reno Basiness Section

Center Of Reno Under Six Feet Of Flood Water  TAR Elen blawvac in   700 Flee Homes In Sacramento: Forecast More Rain For Today

Raging Waters Sweep N Nevada  Reno. - California Flood Damage  Rices

Death Toll At 9 In Western Area Floods  California, Reno _ Bear Heaviest Brunt Of Racine Water<

Rising Rivers Take 8 Lives; Rain Continues  Gambling City Unde 8 Feet Of Water

_ ‘EIGHT DIE IN FLOODS— Thousands Homeless In  California And Nevada

Flood Waters Swirl Through  Reno, Nevada   Downtown Reno Under Six to Eight Feet of Water; State of Emergency Declared in California.

Thousands Driven From Homes, Nine Persons Are Dead   Untold Damage Done By Torrential Floods In Two Western States; California Governor Declares State Of Emergency In Central Valley: Rivers Still Rising

'Thousands Driven Out Ot Homes      State of Emergency Is Proelaimed by California Governor

Focdwaters Wreck Main Business Section of Reno   And in California, Governor Announces a State of Emergency.

Mountain rioods Roar Thru West  Thousands -Driven From Homes in California and Nevada AT LEAST 9 ARE DEAD Main Stem of Reno Divorce  Capital Is a “Mass  of Mud

Central, North California And Reno Region Struck: By Floods in Rain Wake

Waters Cul Muddy Swath Through City   State of Emergency ls Declared by California Governo:

Floods Continue To Hit Hard in California, Nevada   Death Toll from Raging Waters Stands at Nine

Floods Cause Heavy Damage Fight Deaths  Main Section of Reno is Under 6 to 8 Feet of Water

Floods Rage In 2 States   California Counts Eight Deed. One In ‘evada

9 Die in Raging Flood: Reno Is 6 Feet Under   Nevada Guard Is Callec To Keep Residents From Danger Zone

Mountain Floods Roar Thru West  Thousands Driven From Homes in California and  Nevada AT LEAST 9 ARE DEAD  Main Stem of Reno Divorce  Capital Is a “Mass   Main Stem of Reno Divorce Capital Is a “Mass  of Mu

Property Loss Rises, Thousand: Made Homeless   California And Nevada Feel Fury Of Floods Third Consecutive Day More Rain Predicted

Nine Lives Lost On Western Coast  In River Rampage Gov. Warren Calls  State of Emergency As Damage Grows

State of Emergency Declared As Floods Claim Eight Lives   By The Associated Press

At Least Nine Die as West Coast Flood Drives Thousands From Homes

Plush Casinos, Hotels Soaked: Roads Blocked  California, Nevada Reel Under impact OF Swirlina Water.

Nine Deaths Attributed To Raging Waters   Emergency Declared By Governor; River Sweeps Through Renc

Flood Sends Thousands  From Western Homes  Torrent Ruins Reno's Plush Casinos

NINE ARE DEAD; DAMAGE MILLIONS IN NEVADA, CALIF.  BUSINESS SECTION OF RENO IS UNDER

Justice Department Has Ordered Members of Spain's Falange Party Barred From Entering U. S.  Those Belonging to Totalitarian Groups Will Not Get Entry

Matter of Fact Crossing of Han River Provides a Tense Incident in March on Seoul

ONE DAMAGE SUIT, 2 DIVORCES LISTED ‘Seven Suits Filed in Cour!  : of Common Pleas at  Doylestown  PYRAMID CO. NAMED

TWO DOYLESTOWN TWP MEN NAMED IN ACTION   Warrington Wife is Suing Doylestown Husband   BRISTOL DEFENDANT

Acheson Branded As Unfit for Spy Deportation Move   State Department Recommendation Scored By Republicans as Effort at Appeasement While Russian Ambassador Called to Office

Acheson Called Unfit for Post For Spy Stand   His Plea for Deportation Of Gubitchev Assailed By Republicans

GOP LAWMAKERS CLAIM ACHESON UNFIT FOR POST   Wherry And Fellows Flay His Recommendation  In Spy Trial   GUBITCHEV SENTENCE IS TERMED TRAVESTY

TWO SAY ACHESON BLOCKED JUSTICE IN RED SPY CASI   Secretary's Recommendation to Deport Gubitehev Instead of Jailing Him  Draws G. O. P. Fire.   WHERRY CALLS ACTION SIGN OF WEAKNESS   Nebraska Senator Declares “Russia's Friendship Cannot Be Bought by Bribery.”

State Dept. Gubitehey Action Hit   Two Republicans Charge Acheson Unfit for Post

GOP Lawmen Hail Acheson Over Spy Case   Suspension Of Russian’s Sentence Stirs Up Wrath

2 SOLONS HOLD FOR HIGH POST   Republicans Declare Deportation of Red Blocks Justice

Acheson's Spy Trial Move Hit   GOP Critics Accuse Him of ‘Unfitness’

2 SOLONS HOLD ACHESON UNFTI FOR HIGH POST   Republicans Declare Deportation of Red Blocks Justice

Deportation — Of Gubitchey ~ Held Bungle   Republicans Charge Secaretary. Acheson Unfit For Post

Acheson At tacked As ‘Untit   Two Republicans Call Deportation Of Gubitchev Stupid

Two Republican Lawmakers, Sen. Wherry And Rep Fellows, Assert Secretary Of State Blocked Execution Of Justice In U. S.

Recommended That He Be Sent Home Instead of Imprisoned Like Judy Coplon; “Cannot Bribe Russia’, Says Wherry.

REPEAL OF TAXES ON OLEO APPROVED   House Votes, 262 to 106, to Knock Out Levies—Senate Passage of Bill Expected,

Oleo Tax Repeal Voted By House  Quick Senate OK Seen: Dairvmen Bitter

House Passes Tax Repealer OnMarearine   Speedy Approval by Senate Seen for Compromise Seis Aas ie.

HENNINGS WINS OVER DONNELL   Truman Manages To Oust Republican Senator In Home State

Holds 78,000 Margin; Solon's  Manager Wont Concede Loss Counting Nears Three-Quarfer Mark With 450 of 785 St. Louis Precincts Reported And 380 of 607 in Jackson County Included

NORTH KOREANS PACKED PLENTY OF FIREPOWER   Mountains Of Russian Made Weapons Captured By Yanks   NO STALIN TANKS REPORTED IN BOOTY

Korean Red Firepower Greater Than Any World War Il Unit's  Nearly All Of Great Mass Of Captured War Material Found To Be Russian

Huge Quantities Of North Korean Weapons Found   Reds Had Enough Soviet Guns For Verv Bia Army

Captured Arms Show Beaten Korean Reds Had Triple Usual Firepower

12 PRISONERS FOUND KILLED   Two Wounded American Survivors Escape By Shamming Death

Bodies of 12 Bound Yanks Discovered   2 Other Americans Found Wounded Bu Still Alive by 25th  Division in Chinju

Yank Prisoners lied And Shot By Korea Reds   Two Sham Death And Reveal Atrocities

Reds Continue War Atrocities   12 Yanks With Arms Bound Found Machine-Gunned

12 Murdered Yanks Listed In New Crime   Bodies of Slain Men, Arms Bound, Found in Chinju by U. S. 24th Division Troops

—THEY PLAYED DEAD— Two Survivors Tell How Reds Slew 12 Prisoners

Report 12 GIs Atrocity Victims In Korean Ares   Machinegans Turned On Americans Who Had Been Held As Captives

Bodies of 12 More Slain Gls Found In City Recaptured by 25th Division

IN UNPRECEDENTED ACTION  Duval County’s Votes Not Counted, Reams Certified

PARR DEFIED Shepperd Bars Duval’s Votes, Certifies Reams   BY DAVE CHEAVENS AND MAC ROY RASOR  AusnnnitataA: BDeaci Siatt

State, Defense Depts. in 24-Hour Watch on Korean Battlefield Reports   Top-Level Officials Say Continuous Review Indicates "Very Serious Situation’

Big-4 Parley Seen Shortly   German Arms Stand Stirs French Ancer

Says Big Four Meeting Now Appears Imminent   “Schuman Confident Big Four Will Discuss ‘German Rearmament. Problem-In Near Future

Schuman Sees Big Four Parley In Near Future   German Rearmament Will Be Subject, Also For East

Russians Say U. S. Trying  To ‘Warm Up’ Cold War   Statement Comes After Soviet Police Reimpose ‘Baby Blockade’ Against Truck Traffie Coming In From _ West; French Premier Seeks To Save Government

Russia Charg Allies Warm Up Berlin Cold Wax   Hit Blockade Accusations While Slowing Traffic In Western Part OfCitv

Reds Delay  Zone Travel   On-And-Off Blockade Is Slightly Tighter

U. N. Forces Now Only 15 Miles From, Capital   Final Knockout To Dwindling Red Forces Is Nearing

Communist Korea's Chief City tx. pected to Come Within Reach of Allied Artillery by Wednesitay—  ' MacArthur Reports Spectacular Galns Along Entire  Uuited Nations Front.

Whirlwind Drives Seek  Final KO   Commie Defenses Crumbling Fast

Allies Push on Pyongyang, 21 Miles Away   Resistance Fast Crumbles; Highways Now Main Obstacle

High Court Rules Possession Of Marked Cards, Loaded Dice Illegal

Shelve Efforts to End Formal State of War      Western Allies Fear Tangle to Legal Complications

Allies Defer Official End For War Il   Too Many Legal Tangles Would Follow for Oecupation Powers

 Allies Remain ‘At War’ WithGermany   US, Britain, France Decide To Shelve Proposal! to End Formal State of War

Plan To End State Of War Is Shelved   Western Allies Won't Press for Formal End To Conflict Due to Tangle of Legal Complications.

Shelve Proposal For Ending Wa   ‘Legal Tangles of Action Are Feared

PUT PLAN ON SHELF   Western Allies Decic Against Proposal to End German War

West Shelves Plan to End State of War   Legal Tangle Involved ioo Much to Tackle in U.S.

End Of Formal State Of War To Be Delayed   Action Now Would Threaten Legal Complications

Shelve Proposal To End Formal State Of War   U.3., Britain  France Agree That Action Now Would Pose Legal Tangle

State of War Status Holds   Allies Shelve Plans To Liberate Germans

Allies Shelve Plan To Sign War Treaty —   Western Nations Not To Declare Formal Peace As Yet

PLAN SHELVED TO SET PEACE WITH GERMANY   End Of Formal State Of War Would Cause Complications, Belief

Pontiac Lady Golf Champ Is Slain © On Front Lawn by Rejected Suitor

Woman Golf Champion of Pontiac Mich., Is Killed in Rifle Ambush   Police Looking for Ex-Suitor of Mrs. Thelma Clark

» Woman Golf Champion In ' Michigan Slain   Her Mother, Escort Wounded; Police Hunt Former Suitor

Golf Champion Ambushed, Slair  ~ Gunfire Cuts Down  Michivcan Woman

Former Prison Head Fined $1,000 After Wake Hearing   J. B. Moore Found Guilty Malfeance Of State Materiale

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Cohen’s Home Under Guard   French in Aareement

Bradley May Head Atlantic Pact Forces Allies Announce New   Dolicy For Germany   HIGHLIGHTS PARTY CELEBRATION  Members Of Truman’s Cabinet Hold Unusual Public Session

HIGHLIGHTS PARTY CELEBRATION  Members Of Truman's Cabinet Hold Unusual Public Session

Fresh Cavalry Unit Relieves 2 Ath Division   Terrific Losses Are Suffered by Reds in Assault

Priority Rating. Given Diagnosis Of Dollar Crisis   Europe To Need Dollars Supports After Year 1959

DOLLAR SHORTAGE CHEE OF DEAN ACHE  Top Advisers Aware That Billions More Will Be Required By Europe ISSUE PLACED SECOND   ISSUE PLACED SECOND ONLY TO FAR EASTERN

Priority To Be Given Dollar Crisis   More Billions May Be Needed At End of Marshall plan

Urgent Need For Dollars  Top Concern To America   European Assistance Might Be Continued For Many Years Yet

Billions More For Europe Is Forecast   Extension of Marshall Plan To Be Asked

New Attack On Dollar Shortage  Acheson Says U. S. Can’‘t Stop All Aid

Acheson Gives Dollar Crisis Top Priority   Top Advisers Claim More US, Billions Needed for Recover.

Probers Grill Pressman On His Red Ties  Ex-C.L0. Aid, New Deal Lawyer Called Back By House Uni

Pressman Faces New Questioning   Red Probers Seek Missing Links" in Hiss Case

FIGHT ON NAVAL POLICY STOPPED   Way Cleared For Confirmalion Of Admiral Sherman, As Echoes Of Quarrel Are Heard.

Senate May Pick Navy Head Today   Previous Action Is Blocked By Senator  In Removal Issues

After a Squally Start Sherman Nomination as ; Naval  Chief Heads for OK in Senate

Adm. Sherman To Be Approved  Nomination Expected Ta Dees ln Canmia

Alabama Gang Kills Merchant  Ku Kluxers After Me Victim Tells Son

Unmasked Gang Shoots Man Dowr AsSon Waiches  Father Had Told Youth ‘Ku Kluxers Are After Me’ .

MAN IN ALABAMA KILLED BY GANG   Dies Just After Telling Son of Klan Fear

Local Forecast   iil Storekeeper Is Victim Of Unmasked Gang In Night Attack   One Of Slayers Believed Injured   Dead Man Fired Three Shots Into Car Before Collapsing

H-Bomb Plant Site ls Sought   Commission Looks for Suitable Place Consisting of 200,000 Acres.

War With Kussia Not Inevitable  Large Army in US for  Many Years Forecast

Sees Need Of Large U. S. Army   Kennan Says Soviet War. Not Inevitable

Large Military Seen For U.S. For Many Years   State Dept. Man Makes Prediction Regarding Future

Kennan Warns US Against Seeing War With Soviet As Inevitable Event

Large Future Military Force Being Advocated   State Department Official Views War With Soviet Union

U.S. to Remain. Armed For Years  Kennan Says, However Ware Not Inevitable

Russian War Not Certain, Kennan Says  State Department  Counselor Steps heed £Utei nn Bw mee

Top U.S. Policy Maker Asserts War With Russians Still Not Inevitable

Kennan Asserts War With Soviet Is Not Inevitable  State Department Aide Stepping Aside wale  T..» D./l°.n

War With Russia “Not Inevitable”  * ~w7  .e...hT1 @ Bccaci gt K ven Pronared For Many Years

TODD WORKERS GO ON STHIKE   1,100 Waik Out At Big Hcboken Shinyard Despite Plea

Shipyards Hit By Walkouts  Men Out At Hoboken Brooklyn In Pay Rift

Lie Hopes Appeal Will End War   Austin Urges Action To End All Aggression

AT LEAST 66 ARE INJURED IN SOUTHWEST   Lightning Hits Pittsburgh Street Car During Severe Elec. trical Disturbance.

66 Hurt As Tornadoes Lash Southwest; 23 Injured As Lightning Hits Streetcar

Two Out of Three Persons In U.S. Read a Newspaper Directory Firm Says

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Letter To Buchanan Citing Some  Uncalled Witnesses

Honeymoon  Car Theft Stirs City Mid-Manhattan  Thrown Into Turmoil by Wild Chase.

= J S WILLARD TOWNSEND   Harvard Announces Discovery To Revolutionize Hybrid Corn

Fight In China Judd Urges   Asks U.N. Action Troops Stay in Korea

Fairmont Settles City Strike  e eR % 8 x e oe 4 Rat Invasion From Garbage Dump fs One Result OF Strikers’ Faihyre ta Cratleer Dohete

44 PERSONS KILLED IN STATE IN AUGUST   Fatalities Kepresented Increase 01 13 Per Cent Over Same Month In 1949.

4 Killed On State , Highways In Au jus                 Motorists To Be Conscious:

Plane Crash Lands In Lake, 8 Rescued  Ditches Near Shore At Benton Harbor

LANE CRASH-LANDS IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Navy Bomber Ditched in Rain storm—Pight Crewman Esfape Uninjired.

Plane ‘Ditched’ In Lake; Crew Saved  Rainstorm Prevents Pilot Seeina Field

House to Cite 56 On Contempt of Congress Charge   Marcantonio Defends Witnesses’ Rights To Silence

U. S. Currency No Longer “Check Passer And Woman Recognized By Chinese Companion Being Held

Hong Kong Banks Kill Allied Cash   U. S., Canada, Islands On Proscribed List

ut  NINE-POINT PROGRAM TO MEET THREAT UNGE™  Rartuch Issues War ning

Beardsley Fires Bazooka While Reviewing 34th   Tells Division Next 20 Years Are Most Critical

Yuma Marks United Nations Day Tuesday   Bells Will Ring At 10:03 a. m.

Municipal Aid Issue Before Legislature   Special Conference Yields No Results

NO CANCER, BUT WOMAN'S CONE   Wide Police Search Begun fo Mother, 30, Who Feared She Had Disease

Missing Mother Widely Sought   Doesn’t Have Cancer And Police In 14 States .  On Lasckaut_ =

Police of 14 Stafes Are Looking for Mother To Tell Her She Is Not Victim of Cancer

Goy. Smith to Stump State For Road Plan   Plans Series of Talks Before Referendum on Hike in Gasoline Tax

Governor fo Stump State for His Gas Tax Bill   Will Be In This Area Prior to April 4 Rafarancdeawn_

Smith to Stump State for Road Program Vote   Governor Plans Talks Before Aoril Election

Blizzard Howls. From Northwest, Heads This Way.   Far Under. Zero In Dakotas as Gale Brings .~ Frigid Air 

Dakotas Blasted By Arctic Storm  2 Passenger Trairs Stranded in Oreaon

Savage Winter Storm Whips Dakotas  WY wee DT ered onl Kwexeht   New Blast of Arctic Air Stings Pacific Northwest

BLIZZARDS LASH DAKOTAS AGAIN   Stinging Storm Sends Mercury into Dive—Coestal Areca in Danger

Savage Winter  Storm Whips Dakotas   New Blast of Arctic Air Stings Pacific Northwest

Arctic Front Rolls on U.S.   California and Lakes Areas Both in Path

Truman Sil Wants HVA; Little Chance   He Makes No  Guess on Timing

Majority of Men Backs C10 Union In Vote On Agent   IUE Named Agent For 4§ Units, 53,970 General Electric Workers

C1O’s New Electrical Unit Seizes Major Chunk Of Workers In GE Election   UIE Wins Right To Speek For 53,970 While Independent UE Manages To Retain But 36,683 General Electric Workers

CIO Union Wins Many From U. E.   Both Sides However, Claim Victory in Elec: trical Fight.

C. 1.0. Electrical Union Claims Edge  Wins 49 G. E. Units As Rival Takes 40

New CIO Electrical  Union Stuns Rivals  Wins Workers Vote In GE Plant Flection

A Terrific Welcome To Phillies   Happy Fans Darice In. Streets, and Mob Team, Back With Ist League Pennant in 3% Years

Governor Calls For Eisenhower Nomination Again   Rent Control Corruptioi\ By Rivals Is Charge Of Candidate

Democrats Blamed For Corrupt Rent Control in N.Y.   Dewey Makes Accusation Calls for Visenhower Againg Praises  MeGbroldrick

Oil Activity Takes Severe Slump In Week  Dry Holes Put Big Damper On Field  mRaAarrtiane

Oil Activity Takes Severe Slump In Week  .. Dry Holes Put Big ® Damper On Field Onerntiane

Oi Activity Takes Severe Slump In Week  : Dry Holes Put Big : Damper On Field  mh de eaten Eon ce Oe ee

ISSUE IS “EXPLOSIVE” Reh Bullet Fired Into   G. LAWRENCE TO BOARD   Druggist Joins Direc’ rs of Law rence Memorial Hospital

G. LAWRENCE TO BOARD  Drugeist Joins Direc: re of Law rence Memorial Hospital

Had ‘Satisfactory’ Year  GM Profit of 600 Millions ‘All Time High for Any Firm

Vote Fraud Charges Spur N.Y.Roundur   State Moves to Add 1000 Police as City Campaign Grows Hot

SANDOVAL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS BENEFIT ST. PATRICK’S PARTY

‘SANDOVAL AMERICAN LEGION 'AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR FREE  CHRISTMAS MOVIE

SANDOVAL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY CONTRIBUTES ‘TO HOT SCHOOL LUNCHES

Acheson Says RedsDetaching Sinkiang Area  Moved Called Result Of Moscow Pact

REDS DETACHING CHINA PROVINCE   Russia Gets Half of Oi And Mineral Finds

Acheson Says Russia Is Detaching Sinkiang-Province ‘On Grand Scale

Declares Reds Stepping Up Grabs in China  Acheson Says Russia Teh Cat Half af Oi}

Rob Chinese Of Valuable Dil Holdings   Recent Treaty Is One-Sided Deal All in Russia’s Favor, He Says

Russia Defaching Sinkiang Province From China, Secretary Acheson Charges

Dewey Says He’d Serve Full Term   Governor Gives Reply to Opponent on Use of Job as Bid for White HTanec   Flies to New York   Will Keep Close Watch on Gambling Scandal in Manhattan

Dewey To Serve 4 Year Term ff Re-Elected   Governor Will Tie In NY Police Scandal With Campaign

WORLD PEACE SUPPORT SET > BY PRESIDENT   Congress Demands For Bold Move Rejected

‘Truman Veto Rules Out Moscow Talk   Pledges Full Power To Support Any Other Movements

 e Normal Train Service To Be  Restored Here   Return to Regular Runs To Begin On Sunday, Railroads Announce

TURN DOWN GOVERNOR ON $28,400,000   Stevenson’ ‘s Bill for Relief and Children’ s Aid Funds Fails to Get Two-Thirds Vote.   GOP SAYS MONEY NOT NEEDED NOW   Claims Grant Increase Political; Says Regular Session Can Take Care of Needs.

HOUSE DEFEATS GOVERNOR'S BILL FOR POOR RELIEF   p REJECT PROPOSAL FOR EXTRA FUNDS TO FINANCE AID

Nations Line Up  Defense   Atlantic Pact Meeting Gets Off To Good Start

HARMONY REIG AMONG ATLAN! PACT MINISTERS   Unanimously Approve Collective Plan Of Defense Aqainst Aqaression   ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL AGREEMENT REACHED

Pact Powers Adopt Plan Of Defense   Unanimous Accord Reached by Twelve Nations et Parlev

12 North Atlantic Treaty Nations Adopt Collective Plan To Defend Countries

Atlantic Pact Nations Join In Defense Plan; Communists In Protest

Defense Pact Ratified by 12 Atlantic Allies   One For All Accord Agreed On To Stop Agevressive Nations

Report Nine Hoosiers Die In Accidents   Navy Plane Crash Near Lowell Kills Illinois Pilot

State Accidents Take Nine Lives   Three Drowned and Four Are Traffic Vic tims, Police Report.

House Defeats Plan To Compel Controls Order   Is Knocked Down B; Overwhelming Voice  Vote This Morning

Living Cost Controls Lose  House Committee Approves Measure to Give Broad Powers to Truman

House Defeats Plan Forcing Trumar To Use Curbs If Living Costs Rise

Beat Compulsory Wage and Price Control Measure   House Members Vote Down Amendment on Author's Reauest

House Defeats Plan to Force. Price Controls   Proposal Would Have Gorrpelled President to Act at Set Level

House Plans Controls Bill Ballot Today   Wage-Price Measure Similar to Senate’s; Ration Not Decided

House Ready To Give President Broad Controls   Members Vote Down Bill Which Would Have Tied Imposition Of Controls To Rise In Cost Of Living

House Hopes To Ok Control Measure Today   Original Bill With Automatic Feoture Is Killed by Vote

House Defeats Mandatory Rule On Price Control  June 15 Ya rdstick

No ‘Must’ On Controls   Amendment’ Beaten To Make Wage-PriceRationing Mandatory

DEFEATED BY HOUSE   Would Compel President to Impose Wage and Price Controls

WING GOaT PROPOSAL [a KNOCKED OUT   House Hopes to Reach Vote  [  on Committee Bill on Wednesday.

NO MANDATORY CLAUSE; ONLY ‘STANDBY’ PLAN   House Takes Up Compromise Along Same Line As Senate Bill.

House Defeats Controls Plan  McKinnon Loses On  Automatic Proposal

DOWNGRADE FOOLS ENGINEER  88-car Freight Scatters 65 Units, Chuas Merrily On

REPRIEVED FROM CHAIR: BY JUDGE   Carson Seger, One of Two Young Murderers of Insurance Man Found Insane by Jury.   STATE ASKS‘FOR ANOTHER TRIAL   Second Killer, Curtis Chap~ man, Granted Reprieve Until Dec. 1 and His Sanity Test Continued...

Six Patients Remain Missing In Smoking Ruins  Nurse's Aide Among Death Teall- Manca

Recover 31 Bodies in Menta Hospital Blaze  Final Death Toll Will be 37 in Traaedy in lowa

Edwards Leaves Speaker Race   Throws His Support To Fred S. Royster For Legislative Job

Malik, Soviet U.N. Delegate, Takes Over  Russian’s Acceptance ~~»    Russian’s Acceptance Of Presidency Puzzles Washinaton

Russia Ends UN Boycott In Sudden Move   Soviets Turn For Council Presidency During Auaqust

UN Boycott Is Ended By Soviet Russia   Jakob A. Malik To Resume Presidency Of Security Group  On Schedule Aug. 

Russians End Boycott OF U.N.  Security Council Malik To Take Turn As President; Seek Motive For About-Face

RUSSIA DROPS UN. BOYCOTT   Malik To Take Seat As Security Council President

Russian Boycott Is Ended; Malik To Head Council   Russian Delegate Becomes President  Of UN.Body August 

Russians End U.N. Bovcott   Malik to Take Council Presidency Aug. 1; Full Meaning of Action Is Not Evaluated

U.S. Wary Of Russia’s Decision To End UN Boycott; Malik Says He Will Take Over Presidency On August I   Korea At A Glance

Soviets Return  To UN   U. S. Sees Plot To Snag Present Korean Program

Chief Moscow Delegate To Be President Aug. 1  Sudden Soviet Move

RUSSIA ENDS UN SECURITY . COUNCIL BAN   Western Nations Pus —aled; Reds May Try To - Hamper Korean War 

Mrs. Wendell Willkie Is Proposed As Coalition Candidate in New York

Nine Safe As B-29 Crashes’   Big Plane Falls And Burns Near Fort Stockton: Crew Takes To Parachutes

France Plans 15 Divisions For Defense   Program Provides U. S. And Britain Put Troops In Europe

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR HIGHWAYS   Maryland Will Receive $3,982,185 Out Of $400a Million Fund

Big Road Building Melon Cut By U. 5   Maryland’s Share Of Gsvernment Funds Nearly Four Million

Experts Undertake Hazardous Job Of Learning Why Rocket ‘Misfired’

Canada Sees Many Idled As  Strike Grows   Special Session of the Parliament Called To Consider Legislation

Strike Set One Hour After Meet   President Says He Had Assurances Of No New Walkout

Fighting Zone Being Cleared  Civilians Ordered Out OFf River Line Area

Truman’s Top Leaders Hit. At Ballot Box   House Majority Also Levelled By US Vaters

LOW TO LOSE 5 LBS.   Teacher First ‘Woman to Shoot Colorado River

Doane Seeks Job As Circuit Clerk  Candidacy Indicated dust Before Deadline

FBI Head Asked To Tell Stories Of Reds’ Doings   Hoover Will Testify on Lovalty Files in Senate Hearing, Says McGrath Today.

Loyalty File Positions To Be Disciosed   To-Appear Monday An Public Session Of Senate Group

Arrest 14 in Narcotics Raids AtD. M., Omaha  U. S. Agents and Local Police in Mariitinano Drive

Dope Peddlers Nabbedinlowc   Six Seized in Des Moines, 8 in Omaha

Highway Board Joins Fight for A-Cent- Gas: Tax.   Analysis of Disputed Law, Drafted by Lue Lozier, Cites Benefits

State Highway Commission For New Road Law   Constitutional And Good Law, Savs Renort

Commission Puts Weight Behind Smith Gas Bill   Tax Support Comes Through Analysis by Ex-Highway Counsel

State Highway Commission Favors Gas Tax Boost   Advantages If Measure Passes Are Ouilined in 18-Page Report.

State Highway Commission Backs Gas Tax   Throws. Weight Into Campaign for Smith’s Road Bill Referendum

New Blood Bank Being Created At Ingalls Hospital   Will Be Memorial To Beloved Do!ton Doctor

New Blood Bank Being Created At Ingalls Hospital  Will Be Memorial To Beloved oe

—MRS. MAST — Tells Of Intimacy  With Max  Says Accused Was Often A Lookout

Farmer's Widow Returns To Stand in Murder Trial  ‘Woman Tells of Love Affair With Man Accused of Plotting Husband's Death

BRUTAL CONVICT STILL AT LARGE   Escapee from Missouri Prison - Shoots ond Leaves Motorwee for Dead

Seek Convict Who Attacked Truck Driver   Man Shot Twice, Tiec To Tree, Beaten and Left for Dead

Driver Is Shot in Back, Tied to Tree and Brutally Beates   Hitchhiker Tells  Victim He Escaped from Penitentory.

Connally Says Time May Be Near For Direct Talks With Russia On Afom Control

EGYPTIAN KING WILL WED CHILD IN SPRING   Repprt That 16-XYear-Old Beautr Is En Route To France Nai Canfirmed

House Okays Bill To Admit Fiftieth State   Hawaii Wins Approval Aft er Alaska: Move Now lp To Senate

House Expected To Okay Hawaii To Be New State   Senate, However, Is Expected to Let Bill Die; Speakers Plead in Favor of Plan.

GENERAL PROTEST   Government Is Charged with Taking Over Family Rights

Curbs Arouse Business [re   Protests Heard as Agency ces Tichter Controls

AAA ELLLLLLLE A LOT NT  Banks, Car Industry Protesting at Cur bs

House Gets Tax Bill   Leaders Hope Excess Profits Measure Will Be Passed by Tuesday

Gang-Style. Killings: Senate Crime Committee Turns.  Investigating Sights On Chicago

Senate Committee Turns to Chicago In Probe of Crime   Top Investigator Starts Search for Bosses of Rackets

RACKET BOSSES TAKE VACATION OUTSIDE U. S,   Top Secret Agent Named to Staff OF Probe

Chicago Target of Crime Probe  Feder al Body Ends  mnmenme € satu fT eerecne

Underworld’s Political Ties Will Be Probed   Gambling and Crime Bosses Being Sought

CRIME PROBERS CHICAGO-HEADED   SENATE INQUIRY IS SCHEDULED TO START THURSDAY

Senate Crime Probe Moves To Chicago   Expected To Delve Into Recent Spot Killings, Question Racket Bosse

SENATE CRIME OROBE SHIFTS   Investigating Committee  Turns Its Sights : On Chicago

Puts Out Fire On Explosive Truck   Volunteer Firemen Near New Castle Did Not Think of Danger

New Castle Volunteer Fire Fighter Prevents Explosion of Dynamite

REVENUES WOULD OFFSET COSTS  No Major Changes In Lubbock’s Taxes Seen If Bonds Approved:

LINES WOULD REACH NEW AREAS Water System Expansion Tops List Of Vital Projects In City

VOTE SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY  Bond !ssue Approval Seen As Key To City’s Future

ECONOMIC BOOM IN EUROPE -—~ Germans Profit. From Foreign Steel  Orders As Western Nations Rearm

The Weather   Arms Boom  Hits Reich Due io War  Soaring Export Orders Hint Bright Future

Milk Strikers To Vote Tonight   To Vote on New Offer To End 21-Day-Old Seven-County Strike

Kidnaped Woman Freed Unharmed  Policeman’s Wife Tells Day’s Captivity

NILES TOT 15 POLIO VICTIM   Second South-End Youngs: ter Stricken In - Two Days

Plant Expansion Urged By Tobin  Secretary's Eye Is On Future Need

Scott Concedes Board’s Methods Not Orthodox      Nominations Ignored In Picking Members Of Election Bodies

Wire Tap Probe Is Asked by Rankin   Members of Hause Note Tampering With Private Lines

Wire Tappers Listen in On Conoressmen   Probe to Be Demanded Of Alleged Snooping;  Subversive Groups Are Blamed by Lawmakers

Wiretapping Probe   Members Claim Their Phone Lines Are Being Tapped

Solon Detects Actual Tap on Private Line   Rankin Believes Work Being Carried Out By Subversive Group

WIRETAP REPORT - PROBE DEMANDED   Rankin Asks Investigation Of Rumors Regarding Congressional Phones

Officials Hint Tighter Draft   Modified Dependency Rule By Truman Awaited

Youth Who Enlisted  “At 13, Flew 3,000 Miles ‘For His Third Hitch

DREW PEARSON  The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND   DREW PEARSON SAYS: PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S STAND ON KOREA WAS COURAGEOUS; FDR FAILED TO NIP WORLD WAR IL IN THE BUD: U.S. MUST HAVE NATIONAL UNITY

LOVE IS URGED BY KING GEORGE   British Royal Head Broad. casts 13th Chris¢mas Messace

Counsel for State Dept.  Man in Plea   Record of Conversation With Jaffe Refused Probers by FBI.

Policy on Deferment of Skilled, Essentia Workers From Military Duty Being Formed

Lawrence Of Arabia     Brother Holds Off His Frank Autobiography ‘From Public Until 1960

Defense Dept. After 3 Million Men By Mid-June  Calls For Armed Forces Speed-Up

Over 3 Million Men fn Uniform By Mid-June Goa   Defense Budget Will Avproach $47 Billion

Mobilization Speed-up Will Airr At 3,000,000 in Uniform By Middle of June Next Year

To Speed Up Draft Calls    Plan To Have-3 Million Men In Uniform By June

Defense Dept. Asks To Draft Doctors, Dentists   Draft Calls To Be Larger In Future

Doctor Draft Plan Advanced  Army Ups §S ights  On Reserve  gt Fa.

Johnson Seeks More Doctors And Dentists   Authority To Draft Physicians Sought

Medic Draft Scheduled For Hearings  Men up to 45 CC. bianwk £2 ff.

DRAFT ASKED FOR DENTISTS AND DOCTORS   t  ‘More Reserves Called; ‘November To See 50,000 ‘More In Service.

Otherwise Must Call Many Vets   Wants To Call First Doc: tors and Dentists Trainec At U. S. Expense,  Who Never Served.

Superstitious School Candidates Wanted   Fifty-Cent Dollar Coming

Dollar's Buying Power Rapidly Losing Its Value   Reserve Index Places Its Worth at About Fifty-Eight Cents

50-Cent Dollar Coming Fast; Bad News for People On Fixed Incomes

Noted Scientist Asks 2-Power Atom Talks  Dr. Pauling Wants U. S., Russia To End  yO wm «ee

AROUND THE WORLD  ~ Here’s Quick News < Glance  At Korean Developments

EIGHTH ARMY PREPARING 10 DEFEND SEOUL   BY EARNFST HOBERECHT UP Staff Correspondent

MacArthur Says UN Force Unbeater   Marines Escape Red Trap, Reach Hamhung After 13 Days Of Battie; Casualties High

‘Mac’ Says Allied Troops Undefeated   General Visits Korean Fronts; Break-Throuch Casualties Heavy

Fighting 20.000 Reach  Hamhung, Rejoin Mates   13-Day Battle To Escape Trap One Of Marines’ Most Costly; 100,000 Of Foe Approach Port

MacArthur Pays Another Visit to Both Battlefronts  8th Army Digs in on New Defense Positior  Below 38th Parallel

MARINES ESCAPE RED DEATH MacArthur Savs Morale Still Hioh In Karan

MacArthur Says Command Stil In Good Shape  Casualties May Be Near Mark Set

Gen, MacArthur Said He Still Ha  In Korea An “Undefeated Con  mand Of High Morale, Marke  Battle Efficiency”   TROOPS FIGHT WAY OUT OF DEATH TRA

Iryave Lie Off lo Meet Stalin  UN Official Sails For Peace Mission

Rev. Dr. Harms Is Retiring   Pastor Of St. John’s Luth erman Announces Retirement On May 3i1st.

U. S. Leads — Coal Talks   President Reconvenes His Fact-Finder: in Effort to Halt Mine Strike

TRUMAN'S FACT-FINDERS TO SIT IN WITH COAL ECACTIONGE TH DISCLISS ENDING OF THE STRIKE

Expect Political Purges Report Bulgarian Reds Having Tough Time Holding Country

Commies’ Stage Big Purge In Bulaaria   Many Persons Held As ‘Spies’ In Jittery Nation

Anton Yugov, Former Communist Deputy Premier, Is Expected To Be Accused Of Collaboration With Americans

Fear of Losing Power Held Prompting Purges By Red Bulgarian Govt.

Uneasy Reds Try to Purge Bulgar Foes   Round Up Thousands in Continual Terror; Russ May Take Over 1f Native Party Fails

Bulgarian Reds, Afraid Of Losing Power, Putting Purge On Nation.

Fear Hold On Bulgaria Is Slipping   Drastic Political Purgés Pushed by Reds in Effort to  Keen Natian in Tine

High School  “Honor. Roll’      Recognition Given For Superior Scholastic  Si sae Boe

New Honor Roll Lists 78 Pupils  Eighth Grade Leads Fourth Period List

Both Sides Throwing  Big Forces Into Front   25th Division In Continuous Contact With - Enemy Forces

North Koreans Make Unopposed Crossing of Defensive River; Mac Claims Enemy off Balance

North Korean Forces Move Up For Attack   Showdown Battle May Start Today

YANKS BRACED FOR ATTACK IN CHINJU SECTOR   South Korean Forces Pull Back On Northern Front   MARINE PLANES IN ATTACK ON TROOPS

Pusan Drive  Expected as Battle Lulls  Reade Mave Tranne   Reds Move Troops Up to Last Ditch Naktong River Line

Pusan May. Be Target Of Attack   Patrols. From 25th Infantry Division  Contact Enemy

WArthur’s Headquarters Reports Two More North Korean Divisions Are Moving Up for Attack-_U. S. Reinforcements Rushed to Front — Red Casualties Heavy in Last 24 Hours.

Yanks’ Patrols Contact Enemy On South Front   North Koreans Moving Up to Naktong Line; . Battle Line Is Quiet

Patrols Probe Enemy Lines As Army Expects Attack Aimed at Port of Pusan

Expect Major Battle Today on Approaches To Vital Supply Port; Key Zone Near Chinju

More North Koreans Moving Up To Front   Patrols From U.S. 25th Infantry Division In Contact  With Enemy — South Koreans Forced Back Ry Red Deacciva

Eighth Army Braces Itself For Big Attack   Two More North Korean Divisions Moving Up; U. S. Marine CarrierBased Planes Lash Enemy Troops.

Two More Divisions Of Red Troops Reported Moving To Attack American Southern Front

Reds Move 2 Divisions Into Southern Line   Army Says Attack May Come Near Chinju; Communists Advance to Last-Ditch Line in North, Press Allies Back -—

Solons Hear Clashing Views On World Unity   Senate Group Hears Witnesses On Plan To Avoid Atomic Conflict

CLASHING  VIEWS ARK PRESENTED   Sub-Committee Gets Proposals for  World Peace Move

Government Of World Idea Met SKeptically  Senate Hearings Reveal Both Sides On World Security ,

Senators Hear About World Government Plar   Scores of Witnesses Air Views on Pian To ‘Save the Peace’

Big Battle May Have Started   Police Fight Off Mob Of 300 In Gun Battle At Jat

Police Battle Crowd Seeking Double Slayer   Mob Storms Jail In Attempt To Get Man Who Killed *““Hexers”’

Congress Group Asks U. S. to Hit At UMW Leader   Republican Members  Put Heat on President for Crackdown on Lew. is; Supplies Dwindle.

PRESSURE PUT ON TRUMAN IX COAL DISPUTE   White House Expected to Reveal Plans. If Any, on How to Deal With Lewis.  BULLETIN

Put Pressure ‘On President To Curb Lewis   Coal Industry Warns That _ Soft Coal Supplies in Nation At Emergency Levels

Truman Pressed For Crackdown On 3-Day Week  Industry Warns Soft  Coal Supplies Bown Pa en nee 1

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Jesus Names Twelve To Aid In Teaching

The Greatest Story  Jesus Selects  His Apostles And Gives His Message

PRAY, TESTIFY THREE DAYS AT WILMORE, KY.   Non-Stop Religious Revival Or Since Thursday at Asbury College.

Asbury College's Religious Revival Grows with Outsiders Joining Service

John J. Raskob Dies At Estate   Wife, Son Reside In Foothills  Here

RASKOB RITES WEDNESDAY   Former Political Figure Authored Car Installment-Buying Plan.

: . Demoeratic Leader: — ee     'Raskob, Auto Tycoon, Dies; Backed Al Smith’s Campaton

INDUSTRIAL HEAD DIES   Raskeb of General Motora Pio neercd Installment Buving

John J: Raskob, Leader ln Industry, Politics, Dies   Retired in ‘'46

JOHN J. RASKOB EXPIRES IN MD   Pioneer In Automobile Installment Buying Dies At 71

John Raskob Dies Of Heart Attack —  Ex-G. M. Executive And Dem. Chairman

John J. Raskob, Al Smith Friend And FDR Foe, Dies   Was Democratic National Chairman, Authored Car - Payment Plan

CRAZY DRUNK MAN CONFESSES   ONE VICTIM OF DETROIT SLUGGING SPREE IS DEAD

Gillum May Face Charge of Murder   Young Detroit Man Admits Slugging Spree One Victim Succumbs

Victim Of Mad  Slugger Dies Salesman Sobers Up, Is Remorseful Now

Drunken Spree Sluggings May Mean Murder  Detroit Salesman, 26 Admits 5 Attacks

Slugger Faces Murder Charge  ne   Young Salesman Attacker Suspect

DRUNK KILLER FACES MURDER   One Victim Of His Slugging Attack Upon Five Persons Dies

wee BNUNEA, Fage iv.  ‘Crazy Drunk’ May Face Murder Count   Woman Victim of Assault By Tobacco Salesman Dies From Injuries

“When  Drink,  get Mean...” SlayerNot Advised Hic Victim ls Dead

Gillum May Face Charge of Murde  ae aaa Te   Young Detroit Man Admits Slugging Spree: One Victim Succumbs

Craziest People in Asylums or Out? eee Se NE YES OF UE  H-Bomb May Desolate Planet

Stalin-Mao Riff Reported By INS   Soviets Say Jap’s Reds Are Titoists

Report Stalin And China Red Leader Split   Japs’ Communist Party Also Charged As Being Titoists

Stalin Rift With China Reds Seen   Soviet Chief and Maa Reported Clashing  On Concessions.

Report Stalin In Split With Red ‘Leader Of Chine   Said To Have Clashed Over Russian Demands Made Of China   CONCESSIONS ARE ASKED BY STALIN

Russ Reject Bid To Check War   Refuse U. S, Request for Peace,  Blame Fight on South Karea

Flood Stages On Mississippi And Ohio Stead  Nations Winter Eases   Nations Winter Eases And Work of Clearing Drifted Saow Spurred

‘Hoover Renew: Demand for  Rebuilding UN   Former President Predicts Communism Will Destroy Itself

“hang: ge In Weak And Wavering Course Of Demos Is Urged Taft Calls For GOP Victory

Weak and Wavering Foreign Policy Charged By Taft; Democrat Calls GOP Isolationist

ENE ET Ee SNe EN Tee ONE  Change In Weak And Wovering Course Of Demos Is Urged  Taft Calls For GOP Victory

Lucas and Taft Open Their Fall Campaigns   GOP and Democratic Solons Exchange Bitter Words

State Court Rules Property Claim Invalid   Joint Tenants Owners if Aged Recipient Dies

Commander of VFW in Strong Blast at World Government   National Head Of Order Talks At Des .Moines

Truman Reviews Worsening Korea Disaster with Adivsers; Attlee Coming with Appeasing Demand

Some Solons Would Hurl Atom Bombs   Acheson, Marshall, Bradley Talk For Hours With Presiden:

Preparations f for Defense of Py. ongyang and Vital Trans- Pen insular Highway to Port of Won’ gan Speeded.

Expect Attack On Pyongyang By Red Forces  U.N. Forces Battle To Break Out Of

Latest News Flashes   Multi-Headed Drive by 300,C00 Red Chinese Army Sweeps Down Sides and Middle of North Korea

Preparations for Defense of Py. “otgyang and Vital Trans-Poninsular Highway to Port of Wonsan Speaded. =.

Vishinsky And Malik Walk Out On Dewey’s New York Speech  Stroll Follows ‘Slave Labor’ Reference; GOP Leader Punctuates Their Exit

EWEY’S SLAVE LABOR TALK HITS HOME Vishinsky, Malik Walk Out Of UN Dinner During Speech

SLAVE LABOR FLAYED  _ Vishinsky, Other Reds Walk Out ~ Of Dinner During Dewey Speech

- This Wasn’t On The Menu  Vishinsky, Malik Walk Out As Dewev Blasts ‘Slavery’

Vishinsky Walks Out When  Dewey Charges Reds Hold Million Slaves

Vishinsky and Malik Walk Out of Dinner Meet When Dewey Raps Red Slave Labor

2 RED ENVOYS LEAVE DINNER   Vishinsky And Malik Walk Out At Remarks Made ‘By Dewey  cl AVERY 1S CHARGED

Vishinsky Stages Walkout. as Dewey Speech Raps Russian Prison Camps

Russians Walk Out On Dewey  Leave As Governor Tells Of Slave Labor

Vishinsky Takes Walk on Dewey  Russian Leaves Hall At Mention of Slaves

Soviets Leave as Dewey Speaks  Diners Applaud His Attack on Slave Labor

Dewey Attacks Russian Slave Labor Programs: Vishinsky. Malik Leave

Soviet Leader Driven Out By Dewey Attack   Vishinsky Angered, Leaves UN Dinner As Governor Rang Bede

Vishinsky and Malik Are Miffed at Dewey's Speech And Take Familiar Course

DEWEY LASHES SOVIET UNION   Vishinsky “And Malik Walk Out of UN Banquet During Speech

Pair Leaves As Dewey Blasts Reds   Vishinsky and Malik Go Out of Hotel Dinner as .Governor Assails Slave Labor   Applause Is Given   Audience of 1,500 Is _ Responsive as He Concludes Charge

Reds Walk Out From UN Dinner   Slave Labor Charge By Gov. Dewey Hurts

Soviet Delegates Walkout On Dewey   Blast At Russia Applauded At U.N. Dinner

Locals Will Strike  Elsewhere   Four Plants In Lynn, Massachosetts Are A€fected So Far

COURT HERE AMENDED STUDENT'S SENTENCE   Attacker of Morrisville Girl Under Parole   TREATMENT SUGGESTED

AMENDS SENTENCE FOR A YOUNG MAN WHO IN TIRED CiRI   Kaminsky To Be Placed Un der Jurisdiction of State Parole Board   PLAN TREATMENT

Eiche Turners Will Celebrate 60th Anniversary A aniversary, Bar Banquet *

Eiche Turners Will Celebrate 60th Anniversary   Anniversary Banquet Scheduled For Saturday, Oct. 14

KkKkkKkKke ‘DISPLACED UKRANIAN ‘HANGS, SELF BECAUSE HE FEARED RETURN TO RUSSIA

Ukranian D. P., Fearful of Being Sent Back to Russia, Hangs Self

Try Your Luck...  Census Guesses Mason City’s New Population at 31000

No Winners--No Prizes  Guessing Census Returns Is lowa’s Biggest Game

Amateur Census Prophets Predicting Population Jumps in All Major lowa Cities

Cars Roll Along On New 505 Slab   Rerouted Highway East of Emporia Open for Traffic

Cars Rall Along _ On New 505 Slab   Rerouted Highway  East of Emporia Qrnon fae Temltltn

DORMANT SPRAY SOON IS TO BE APPLIED   For Control of Scale, Red Mites, Aphids On The Apple Trees

PROGRAM OF SPRAYING ABOUT TO BE STARTEL   Bucks County Farmers Have Done Little Fall Plowing   WATER SUPPLY BETTER

Rio's Carnival Spirit Kills 23, Injures ~ 2. 3.844 As Lent Becick:

Oppose Appointment To Vatican   Council Of Churches Sends HST Message

Indian Suggestion For Seeking Path To Peace Considered By Council

‘Little Council’ Study of Korea Posed By India   Big Three Receptive Yo Plan; Russia N on-Commital

Indian Peace Plan Studied By UN Grou   ‘Indian Delegate Suggests ‘Little Council’. Study Of Korean War

U.N. GETS NEW “PEACE” PLAN   India Wants 6 Small Nations To Try For Korean Compromise.

India Proposes Smaller Nations  Negotiate Peace  U.N. Council Given New Plan; Russia’s Delegate Iqnores It

bow Suggests Korean Solution PP PP PPP LLLP AAP PPP PPL LAL LPL PPL At  "Little Council” May Seek UN Peace Path

UN's Battlers. Study Proposal To End Fighting  ‘Little Cou Pushed As Vian

f   Small Power Peace Action Eyed in U.N.   India Offers New Formula for Halt In East-West Fend

ASKS LITTLE SIX SEEK PEACE PLAN   “PNDIA UN DELEGATE MAKES PROPOSAL TO SECURITY COUNCIL

BEING STUDIED   Propesal to Let Small Nations Seek a Path to End Korean War Receives Hearing By Big Three   MALIK REMAINS SILENT

Plan Would Let Smaller Nations Seek Solution   Britain, France And U. S. Lean To Proposal But Ask More Information; Malik Under New Fire

India Proposes Small Nations Seek Korean Peace   Big Battlers in Security Council Study Rau’s Plan

Security Council Studies Indian Plan for Peace   ‘Little Council’ Group Proposed to Suggest Way to End Korea War

Big Battlers In UN Consider Small Nations’ Plan To End Long Stalemate

India Asks Small-Nation Korean Study   Peace Probings Would Be Closed To Russia. U.S.

UN CONSIDERS INDIA'S PLAN TO FIND PEACE   Sir Benegal Rau Asks “Little Council” To Study Settlement

U.N. Plan Of India Is Studied   Let Small Countries  Seek The Path  ‘To Peace, Plea Of India

Little Powers: Oifer fo Seek Way fo Peace   Security Council Considers Proposal Advanced by Lesser Members of UN

Takk: Missouri H-Bomb:     b Si With Triman  or «9 ee Alea   - Congressmen Also ‘Discuss Proposal With AEC Member

Entire Crew Bailed Out Of Big B-36   All 17 Aboard Ditched Plane Accounted For

14 Are Rescued In Plane Crash   Survivors Picked Up  Daring Efforts

Bomber Crew Accounted For   All. 17 Men Aboard Ditch ed Plane Found; One “Badly Hurt

All 17 on Lost Bomber Rescued   Only One Man Hurt; All Left It By Chute

-ANTLYANK BLOCK SET UP ANE TANS BLOCK SET UP  New Wave Of Strikes Hit  France As Commies Riot

Blows Fly Again In Dorlinunet   Reds Stall Stiff Anti-Sabotage Legislation

Bidault Risks Rule as Strikes Sweep France   Paris Transit Crews Walk Out To Add To Complications

Torrential Rains And Hail Batter Southwest lowa  Small Tornadoes Hit at Red Oak And Glenwood

VAMAUL IV UAUIY  High Winds in Kansas Rough on Wheat, Barley  an ts

scott Reports To People Yesterday On Progress Of Go-Ferward Pians

Scott Defends Heavy Spending For  State Progress; Program Reviewed

Declares More To Come... . . Scott Cites Gains In His First Year

Ku:.chon Gity Is /.bandoned By Americans   Heavy Battle of Men and Tanks Fought 40 Miles West of Pusan; U. S. Casualties In Chinju Hills Reported to be Heavy

Casualties Heavy; Reds  In Kumehon   MacArthur Calls Mounting Battle Most Critical But Enemy Is Checked

First Cavalry Abandons Burning Kumchon Big Battle Rages 40 Miles West of Pusan

24th Division Regains Position Lost Tuesday, Reports Heavy Casualties

Casualties Are Claimed Heavy In U.$. Ranks  Americans Almost   Americans Almost Surrounded After Launchina Attack

North Koreans Striving for Quick Victory   Fresh American Reinforcements Bolster Line

Temporary Injunction Granted Quaker State  To Halt Mass Picketing

ray *  lemporary Injunction Granted Quaker State To Halt Mass Picketing

Senate Will Act On Flood Control   Carolinas Projects Included In Bitl

Taft Will Back Remainder Of Reorganization  Announcement May Swing GOP Votes Ta Support Of Truman

Senate Fails in Effort to Kill FTC Revision   Trade Commission Reorganization Plan Upheld by 37-34 Vote

Reorganization Fight Ended  Taft Opposes Junking More of Truman Plans

SENATOR TAFT IN LINE WITH TRUMAN PLANS   Victor Once, Will Not Op pose Other Reorganization Bills

Taft To Fight Moves To Junk  Truman Plans   GOP Leader Opposes Senate Efforts To Kill Reorganization

Taft: to Back Rest of Plan:   Ohio Senator is Opposed to Junking More of Reorganization Program.

Taft Against Junking Resi Of Shakeup   Senator Backs Remaining Parts Of Reorganization

TREASON, INC.:  Fourth  Spy. Suspect Is Callec Mildest Looking Of Accused

ROSENBERG WAS ORDINARY WORKMAN IN HIS LITTLE MACHINE SHOP WHEN HE WAS ARRESTED AS A SOVIET SPY

California Navy Veteran Says Riot Was Aimed at Cleaning Out Reds

rey Shows About Half Of man Officials, Servants In . Zone Are Former Nazis

FORMER NAZIS DOMINATE JOB LIST IN REICH   About Half of Persons Hold. ing Posts in U. S. Zone Ex-Party Members

U.N. May Charge Red China Govt.  Is Aggressor   Awaits Official Word Chinese Are.  Finshtina In Knraa 

U.N. May Brand Red China As An Aggressor —  Invasions By Red Troops May Cause   Invasions By Red Troops May Cause U.N. To Take Action

Children’s Pictures Taken Free Published...im Leader-Record   This Newspaper to ~ Feature Series of : dios bate ya phic Stu

Children’s Pictures Taken Free At Index Office Thursday, April 206

Children Pictures Taker Free and Published In IThe Tribune   This Newspaper to Feature Series of Photographic Studies of Local Youngsters

‘CHILDREN’S PICTURES TAKEN FREE AND PUBLISHED IN HERALD   This Newspaper to Feature Photos of Local Youngiterx

News-Letter To Print Free Pictures Of Local Children   Arrangements Made With The Woltz Studios Of Des Moines To Take Children’s Photographs Free At MacArthur Hotel On Wednesday, August 9th

CHILDREN’S PICTURES TAKEN FREE AND PUBLISHED IN THE COMMUNITY EXPRESS

Children’s Picture: Taken Free And Published .   THIS NEWSPAPER TO FEATURE SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES

Near. Record Cold in Ne £   Mercury Drops to 18 in Maine—One Below Zero on. Mt. Washington.

 Answer To Eisenhower  Sec. Johnson Defends i'America’s Militarv Mioht

Probe On Charge Of Spies In State Dept. Is Blocked   GOP Senator Prevents Action On Investigation;  Charges Flatly Denied

GOP Objections Block Spy Quiz  No Assurance Trumes Would Open Files

GOP Blocks Inquiry Over Spy Charges  Brewster Objects To Lucas’ Move

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  “rr wey eare Cowra’ Csccth

Plows Into Freight At Screven, Ga.   Train Was Carrying 200 Soldiers On Way to Alabama’s Camp Rucker

None Killed In Trooz-Freight Train Collision   200 Soldiers Carried On Troop Train; Injuries Slight

None Dead as Troop, Freight Trains Collide   300 Recruits, Draftees In Pallman Cars Suffer Only Cuts and Bruises

TROOP TRAIN RAMS FREIGHT   BOTH TRAINS BURN BUT NONE KILLED; ONLY 3 INJURED

Troop Train Smashes Into Freight Train   No One Killed, Three Injured

Freight, Troop Trains Collide  Three Injured, None Killed In Ga. Wreck.

Troop Train, Freight Collide  Three Are Injured In Georaia Wreck

3 Rre Injured In Georgia Train Collision   Trainmen Are Reported To Have Seen Freight But Brakes Failed

Troop Train  Hits Freight   Three Men Injured, None Die In Wreck

Georgia Troop Train Wrecked  Soldiers Escape; Oil Sets Cars Ablaze

300 Troops Escape In Train Collision   Several Crewmen Hurt In Georgia Accident

Treop Train In Wreck: No Soldiers Hurt   200 Draftees Aboard Escape Serious Injury When Trains Collide In Georgia Town

Three Injured In Troop Train Wreck, Blaze   Rams Into Freight At Georgia Station After Brakes Fail

TROOPTRAIN HITS FREIGHT   Both Burst Into Flames And Three Persons Are Injured   BRAKES DON’T HOLD

Troop Train Smashes Into Freight a Screven; Both Engines, Depot Ablaze

Net Tourney to Be Held on Schedule  Lewis Orders Miners Back to Work Again  —Rebellion Foreseen

France Receives U.S. Arms Carge   Feared Communist Strike Collapses

Seven Named In Potato Fraud   Bought For Penny And Sold To U. 5. Army For €1.80.

Sell Penny Spuds To Army For $1.80   7 Held In Surplus Potato Scandal

Prices Produce Happy Farmers In Leaf Market   $55.47 Average Made During The Season For The Rorder Relt

Beaten Body Is Identified as That Of Rochester Man   Charles G. Lennox, 57, Business Executive, Missing Since Tuesday

SHOWERS IN FORECAST   Weatherman Seon Rains for Eas: tern Kanaas Tonight

BRITAIN ABOLISHES GASOLINE RATIONING   Curbs End as 2 American Companies Agree to Accept Pounds Sterling for Supplies.

Britons Rejoice As Gas Ration Ends  Previous Limit 90 Miles A Month

First Big Push Into North Begins; Mortar Fire Met   Pilot Spots Band Of Escaped Yank POWs Headed For Own Lines; Allies Assault Wonsan

Graham, Smith Battle Out In Runoff   North Carolina Democrats Picketing Senatarial Nominee

GRAHAM, SMITH BATTLE ENDING AT BALLOT BOX   State's Democrats Are Choosing At Polls Between Liberalism And Conservatism,

‘Liberal Or Conservative?  North Carolina Dems Tc Vote In Runotf Primary

SLASH FREIGHT RATE Ch CARS   Cut Will Effect Savings Of $10 And Up For New Car Buyers

Cut Rail Rates on New Autos   Average 12 Per Cent Reduction Ordered by Commission

Oath Administered In Private Session In Pentagon In <Accordance With New Secretary's Wishes   SPEAKS TONIGHT AT DINNER IN NEW YORE

‘Gen. Marshall Takes Over ‘Defense Post   Swarn In At Quiet Ceremony After Quiek Senate Approval

Takes Over Defense Post   Marshall Sworn In Quietly At Merning Rites

Gen. Marshall Becomes New Defense Head   , Sworn jn as Secretary ol Vefense at Private Ceremonics  At Pentagon

Marshall Takes Over  Defense Job   Talks With Chiefs Of Staff After Being Sworn In

Takes Over Stepped Up Program   Soldier-Statesman, Con firmed By Senate Yesterday, Quietly Takes Oath At Pentagon.

Marine Corps Gets Apology From Truman   Regrets ‘Unfortunate Language;’ Veterans Cheer.and Boo, Vote It ‘Closed Incident’

Truman Apologizes To Marines For His Siurring Message   fhe Regrets “Unfortunate Cheice of Language” . He Used

Truman Draws Bitter Protest On Charge Against U. S. Marines   Writes “Propaganda Almost Equals Stalin’s;” Repercussions Great

‘Insult!’ Cry Marine Vets At Truman   Demand Apology for  His Letter Charging _ Corps Has ‘Propaganda Machine’ Like Stalin‘

TRUMAN SAYS HE REGRETS SLAP HE TOOK AT MARINE!   [resident Apologizes to Joeathernecks for “Unfortunate Choice of Language” He Used.   LETTER LAUDS CORPS ‘MAGNIFICENT HISTORY’   Cheers and Scattered Boos Greet Remarks When They Are Read Before  Veterans’ Group. ~

STORM OF BITTER PROTEST SWELLS ON TRUMAN CHARGE AGAINST MARINE CORP:

TRUMAN LETTER STIRS PROTESTS   Propaganda Machine Equal To Stalin’s Attributed  To Marines

‘Truman Says Marine Corps Has Propaganda Machine ‘Equal To Stalins; Veterans, Senators Screaming

President Apologizes To Marines For ‘Unfortunate Choice Of Words’ In Calling Them Naval Police Force

Truman Stirs Angry Furore  Over Marines   Public Apology Demanded By Veterans for Words In Executive Letter

Truman Draw: Protests From Marines  One Organization   One Organizatior Demands Public Apology

Truman Draws Marine Fire On Satenen   League. Calls Utterance An Insult: And Demands Apology

Truman ‘Insults’ Marines by Note On ‘Propaganda   Resentment By Congress. Service Men Follows ‘Shocking’ Letter

Leathernecks Get Apology  From Truman   Regret ‘Unfortunate Choice of Language,’ President Says in Note to Chief Of Embittered Marines

Furor Calms After President’s Apology  HST Sends ‘Regrets’ For Marine Blast —

MARINES GIVEN FULL APOLOGY BY PRESIDENT   Truman Says He Regret: “Unfortunate Choice Of Language”   IS “CLOSED INCIDENT” LEAGUE HEAD STATES

Truman Says He Regrets Marine Letter   He Apologizes for Language Used; Protests Subside

Marine Corps League Terms President’s Asserting That Its Propaganda Machine Almost Equals Stalin’s “Insult”.

President In Apology To Marines   Tells Them He Regret: “Unfortunate Choice Of His Language.”

‘Apology Demanded   ; Pru man’s Crack About Marine  anda Brines Protests Propaganda B Protest

Marine Corps League Asks Truman Apology For Saying lts Propaganda Ties Stalin

TRUMAN'S MARINE CORPS. STATEMENT CALLED “INSULT”   Veterans’ Organization and Senators Go to Defense of Fighting Leathernecks,   ONE GROUP DEMANDS A PUBLIC APOLOGY   “They Have a Propaganda Machine That 1s Almost Equal to Stalin’s,” President Wrote.

Truman Sends Letter Of Regret To Marine:   Blames Choice Of Language And Restates Meaning: Tempers Cool

Truman Apologizes For Marine Blast   President Says He Regrets ‘Unfortunate Choice O Language ‘Statement Read To Marines Amid Cheers And Jeers

President Apologizes For Ramark About Marine Corps   WASHINGTON — (AP) — Presiden  Truman told the United States Marines yesterday he sincerely regrets the “unfortunate choice of language” he used in calling hem a naval police force with a propaganda machine “almost equal to 5! a

Act Follows Loud Storm Of Protest  Truman Presents a5 + #F._. Fo   Truman Presents Marine Leader With Open Letter

France To Send Ship To Korea  Promise Troops Tc Help Gen. M’Arthur

Says Sub Sank Within Minute  Skipper Of Swedish anker Tells 5 New men (CH Cra

War Shadows July 4 Holiday  For Americans   Thousands Visit Beaches. Other Vacation Areas In Quiet Observance

Nation Notes Birth Date Of Freedom   July 4 Celebrated As Yanks Fight For Korea Liberty

Echoes Of Far Pacific Struggie Reach _ Into Pentagon And Other Government Offices In Washinyvion.,

PEOPLE WARNED OF JOB AHEAD IN CURBING RED>  Nation Observes Holiday On Somber Note As U.S. Forces Again Take Up Arms To Defend Freedom

U. §. Troops Fight on Foreign Soil As Nation Marks Independence Day

SOMBER NOTE PREVAILS OVER HOLIDAY   Truman Stays Home And in Touch with  Korean Developments

U.S, Celebrates Independence Day On Somber Note   Many Workers On Jot as Result of Warfare In Korea

22,000 HEAR TRUMAN SPEAK   President Pledges: Fight On _ ‘Obstructionists’ In  * Both Hoises

Truman Plans To Fioht Fair Deal Enemies   Wants Congress Rid Of “Obstructionists,’ He Says In Speech

‘Fair Deal’ Foes Warned By Truman Announces Fight For Driving Out *Obstructionists’

Truman Pledge: Fight Against Congress Foes   President Speaks To 22,000 in Chicago Stadium

Truman Wams of War Against “Obstruction”   Will Carry Fight for “Better Future” Into QCancrace Camnoacan

Truman to Fight ‘Obstructionists’  Serves Notice To   Serves Notice To Opponenis of His Fair Deal Program

Serves Notice of Continued Fight For ‘Fair Deal”  Ends Western Trit   Ends Western Trip In Happy Mood After Bia Rally

Truman Speech Challenges Foes Of Reform Plans  ‘Fair Deal’ Fight Pledged at Rally In Chicaao Hall

Truman Flails — Foes   Promising Shouting Crowd’ at Chicago A Fight to Finish On Ohbstructionists

Futs (Upponents or fair Veal Program on Notice RA NAAN NARDIN ARRAS  Truman Pledges All-Out War or  “Obstructionists” in Congress

_—DUE IN WASHINGTON TODAY— Truman Trains Oratory On ‘Obstructionists’

Truman Hits At Foes of Fair Deal   Hopes Voters Will Ous “Obstructionists” in November.

Truman To War On Congress’ “Obstructionists’   Opponents Of “Fair Deal” Program Given Notice Of Vigorous Demo Fight; Western Tour Is Ended

Truman Attacks Obstructionists In Congress   22,000 at Chicago Cheer President's Party Declaration

Truman Rides Happily Back to Capital After Noisy Reception In Windy City

Truman Pledges Fight to Drive “‘Obstructionists’ Out of Congress

Truman Hits ‘Backward’  Lawmakers   President Tells Chicago Crowd He'll Fight Obstructionists

TRUMAN HAPPY ON HIS RETURN   Outlines What He Considers Crucial Problems Facing Nation.

Truman Will Fight to Oust Obstructionists   Party Faithful Overflow Chicago Stadium: Returns to Washington

President : Returns to Capital   ‘Obstructionists’ Hit in Final Junket Speech

Truman fo Fight For Defeat of ‘Fair Deal’ Foes   Pledges Campaign te Drive ‘Obsiructionists’ Out of Congress

President Will Fight fo Drive Qut Opponents   Obstructionists Are Put on Notice

TRUMAN OUT TO PURGE "FAIR DEAL” CRITICS   in Chicago Speech Calls fo Defeat of Congressional “Obstructionists.””

‘Czechs. Laugh Off " Assassination’ Report ‘Deputy In ‘Best Of Heaabh? Forsign Office Clatncc

Czech Foreign. Office Says Slansky Alive   London Paper Says He’s Been Killed

NEW FIRE  DISASTER IN CANADA   Fire Sweeps Unchecked Through Cabano, Quebec; Town’s Population of 3,000 Flees on Mayor's Order.

Austin Rips Stalling by Red Envoy   Soviets Not Invited As U.S. Moves to End Long Stalemate

West Delegates Map Plan To Cut Red Clamp On UN   Confer On Strategy To Break Russia’s Balk In Council

Malik Barred As Delegates Talk Strategy   Korean SituationTangles Procedure; Meeting of Assembly Is Suggested

U.N. Moving To Block Red   Conference Aimed At Malik’s Tactics   SEE PICTURE PG. &

U.N. Seeking Way To Block Malik’s Stalling Tactics  U. S. Delegates Ask  Informal Meeting

U.N. Allies Hold  Parley on Tactics  Of Russian Chief  Soviet Not Invited To Meeting; Malik Balks All Action

U. 5. Suggests Informal Meet Of UN Delegates   Representative From Russia Not Invited

 To Tour Major System ‘Commissioners Plan Personal Study of Missouri's Highways

Kai-Shek Wants Material Help, Not Military Aid   Poor Economics Of Reds Is Good  Dae Rratinnalhicta

To Delay Widening Of Street  Officials Decide Winter Too Ciose To Risk Tearing

Wiley Attacks Control Trends  Senator Declares ‘Disease’ Spreads

Boycott Of ‘Strombolv’ Demanded   Church Groups, Texas Legislator Call On All Theaters To Ban Bergman Picture

Raise Howl Against Film By Bergman   Hollywood Deluged > With Protests by Persons Outraged by. Illicit Love Affair

Protests Against’ Showing Bergman Movie ‘Stromboli’ Mount Over U. S..

‘Glorification Of Adultery’ Is Protest Theme  But RKO Studios to Release ‘Stromboli’

welling Uproar Against Ingrid’s Love Affair Storms Filmland Gate

PROTESTS ARE INCREASING -Church Groups Fight Showing Bergman Films

Uproar Grows in Bergman Case  ’ Church Groups Attack ~ Showina of ‘Stromboli

Uproar Against Bergman-Rossellini Affair Storms At Hollywood Gates

Ban of Bergman Movie is Urged   Church Groups And Censor Board Urge Ban on.-“Strombeoli”

‘Tends to Glorify Adultery’ Church Groups In Uproar At Bergman- Rossellini Affair

Swelling Uproar Against Love Affair of Ingrid and Roberto, ‘Stromboli’ Rising

Churches Ask ‘Stromboli’ Ban   Uproar Grows Against Berqman-Rossellini Affair

Chungju Falls; South Korean Force Pinned   Two-Pronged Attack Aimed At Severing ‘Taejon  Communuivations

U.S. Orders Rumania To Close Office   Announcement of Note Revealed By State Department

Stiike Idles All Columbus Buses  Suspend Driver Who   Suspend Driver Who Battles Motorist

[Vast School Construction Program Would Replace Aid to Education Snar

Young Couple Under Arresi   Chargéd by Secret Service With Making and Pass. ing Phony $1/0 Bills,

YOUNG COUPLE JAILED INN. Y   Charge Youth, Wife With Making, Passing Counterfeit $10 Bills

Gubitchey May Leave March 20   Soviet is Expected To Accept Deportation Instead of Jail Term

Deportation For Gubitche\   Convicted Russian Chooses ‘Home’ Rather Than U.S. Prison Term

ONLINER BATORY   Lawyers Continue Efforts To Have Judith Copion Released On Bail

Gubitchev Will Accept U. S. Offer   Returns To Russia Rather Than Serve 15 Years In Prison

SPY FOR RUSSIA READY TO LEAVE   Gubitchey, Facing Choice Of 15 Years In Prison Or Being Kicked Out Of UL S.. To Sail.

Gubitchev No Martyr, He'll Board Vessel for Home Before Deadline

: —PREPFERS RUSSIA TO PRiSON—  Gubitchev is Reported Ready to Leave U. 5.

Gubitchev Is Expected tc oose Russia Rather Than Prison   RULING IS CRITICIZED

Gubitchev Plans To Return Home   ‘Going Back To Russia Ir Preference To 15Year Tern.

Gubitchev-To Leave March 2C On S. S. Batery   Will Sail On Same Ship On Which Eisler Fled United States

Gubifchev Is Believed Ready fo Accept U. S$, Deportation Offer and Not fo Go fo Prison

Offer by U.S. Is Acceptable - To Gubitchey   Young Russian Plans te Sail for Home March 20   Agrees to Deportation Rather Than Serving Prison Term for Spying.

Gubitchev Will Leave March 20  For Soviet Union   Convicted Spy Is Reported to Accept Deportation Offer

Navy Relieves Mo’s Skip per   Action Taken Pending Decision Of Four-Man Board Of Inquiry

Navy Relieves Big Mo’ Brass   Fellow Officers Testify as Naval Court Probes Ship’s Grounding

U. S. Considered Enemy by Nelson   Undercover Agent Testifies Before House Un. American Activities Committee Today.

“Steve Nelson, Former Communist Organizer Here, Described by FBI Agent as Anti-American Plotter

Idaho Legislature Goes  __ Into Late Night Session _ To Wind up Extra Meet

Withdrawal From City By Yanks Indicated   Next American Stand May Be © 35 Miles South; Front Is Ouiet

Gls Still Hold City, Positions North and West   Signs Point to Broad Withdrawal to Point 35 Miles to Southeast

RED TROOPS DRIVE TO OUTSKIRTS OF TAEJON BEFORE HALTING; AMERICAN WITHDRAWAL 10 SOUTHEAST INDICATED

U. $. May Draw Sword Tho Not Attacked —Matthews: Legion Head Warns Commies

2,000 Left-Wing Teen-Agers Riot in New York; Dispersed by Mounted Police

LOCAL HARVEST OF PEAS CUT IN HALF   Fields Were Damaged Firs By Drouth, Then Heavy Rains and Blight   RUN IS SHORTENEL

LOCAL HARVEST OF PEAS CUT IN HALF   Fields Were Damaged First By Drouth, Then Heavy Rains and Blight

House Prepares To Act On Control Bill Passed By Banking Committee   House Measure Would End President’s Broad Power Year Earlier Than Senate

House Prepares Economy Control Powers Measure   Real Estate, Rents, Market Speculators Exempt from Curbs

Truman to Get Standby Powers On War Controls  House Expected to Act On Measure Setting Up Economic Controls

House Group Has Approved Control Bill   Broad Powers Given to Truman To Curb Inflation

House Banking Group Approves Controls Bill   Standby Powers Are Provided; Passage Is Expected

Banking Group Grants Truman Broad Powers   Measure Is Similar To Senate Bill Except Expires In 1951; Expect  Vote By Tomorrow

House Grotip Decides Upon Biil Giving President Stand-By Powers to Control Inflation

House Unit Acts, Vote Near—  Complete Action on a Controls Measure

Labor Called On For Big Efforts  President Issues Labor Dav Message

Acheson And Top Aides Meet With Senators To Bolster 2-Party Policy

Senators Meet Secretary on  Foreign Poliey   Asia Is Issue— Republican Named For London Talks

Acheson Works For Bipartisan Policy Support   Republican to Sit in on Big Three Parleys

U.S. Can Defeat Anybody—Baruch   Says People Must Realize What They’re Up Against

United States Can Lick Anybody, Says Baruch, But Country Is Slow to Make Up Its Mind On Job

National Guard Calls 200,000  Recruiting Campaigr Gets Under Way

NationalGuard Plans To Enlist 200.000 Men   Both Ground And Air Lnits Will Be Enlarged This Year

Guard Announces Nation-Wide Drive To Recruit 200, badd  hAan Will Ro Cla   Men Will Be Clear O Draft, But Not Unit Call-Up

Guard Announces Nation-Wide Drive To Recruit 200,000   Men Will Be Clear O Draft, But Not Unit Call-Up

Guard Starts Biq Recruit   Enlistees Will Be Clear Of Draft, But Unit Can Be Called

NATIONAL GUARD SEEKS RECRUITS   EFFORT TO BE MADE TO SIG? UP 203,000 MEN BY NEXT JUNE 30. °

Today's Index   National Guard Opens Drive to Enlist 200,000 Men in Air and Ground Unit:

Guards Recruit  For 200,000   Be Secured in Fiscal Year For Ground and Air

Will Build up  Guard Forces By Recruiting   Plan To Secure 200,000 Men During Fiseal Yeat Through Enlistments

GUARD 10 SEEK 200,000 MORE MEN FOR UNITS   Nation - Wide Campaign Will Recruit Young Men iBy June 30

Czech Army Man Admits Spying For U.S. American Diplomatic Officials Headed Ring. He Save

A HUGE FIRE LUSS  Flames Cause $2,800,000 Damage at Kansas City Tire Warehouse .

Campaign Expense Probe Suggested   Ferguson Issues Challenge Taft Confident

Ferguson Challenges Sen. Taft To Probe Of  Political Expenditures

Congressmen  To Hear Ike   General’s Opinion  Waited On Spending

Economy Advocates Concede That . General‘s Viewpoint Is Big Factor

WOULD BOOST SPENDING AT —— TKE'S REQUEST   ‘Hos Only to Say Word, Despite Johnson Claim Defense Is Adequate.

EISENHOWER CAN GET CONGRESS 10 BOOST DEFENSES   ECONOMY SENATORS CONCEDE WAR HERO CARRIES INFLUENCES

General's Word Carries Weight  Probably Could Hike Military Fund

Gen. Eisenhower's Views Awaited  Boost Seen Possible In Military Spending

Johnson Sees U. S. Defenses  As ‘Adequate’   Recent Eisenhower *  Speech Causes Stir  Among Congressmen

Hold Military Cash Hike Up  To Eisenhower   Declare General Must Only Give Word to Coneress For Boost

Congress Takes His Word .... Eisenhower Is Key ‘To Military Costs

IKE NOD SEEN KEY TO ARMS SPENDING   Economy Advocates Say If He Thinks More Is Needed They Will Vote It .

Eisenhower Can Swing Congress. on Defense Fund   Economy Advocates to Take General's Word as to U.S. Needs

Opinion Of Ike To Affect Arms  General Is Backed In Spending Boost

Ike To Give His Opinion   Military Spending Hike Likelv If General Sees Need

“The Is Key To Boost in Defense Funds   Senators Ready to Provide Money if Eisenhower Says So

Eisenhower Key to Defense Fund   U. S. to Hike Military Spending on His Nod

Military Spending Depends on “Ike”  Economy Bloc Admits  Nod From Eisenhower! . St te. ...g .. 5. a

Await Ike’s Nod For Military Boost   ‘Congress Will Vote More  Despite Johnzon View  Defense Is Adequate

SOLONS WOULD BOOST BUDGET —s_iwt Eisenhower Finds Support In Senate

Believe Congress Would Boost Military Spending If Gen. ‘Ike’ Says Word

Senate Follows lke’ OnDefense  Word From Eisenhowe: Would Get Arms Boost

Seaport Road Action Eases  North Threat   Reds Miss Deadline For Driving U. S. Out Of Korea By Last Night

Defenders Open Road To North From Seaport   Reds Miss Target Deadline In Futile Stab At Vital City

Yanks Reopen Highway North Of Port City   Reports Communists Losing 1,000 Men Daily in Push For Town

Road Opened Despite Fire From Invaders  Casualties Mount As Allied Planes  Bits Bil. 2) a

MacArthur Says Americans Have Won Back Almost All Ground Lost in Big Attack

Americans Move 3-4 — Miles North   Road Reopened North From Threatened Port; S. Korean Marines Report Capture Of Foe Material and Killing of 500 Reds

Allied Forces Regain Ground On Eastern Front   Communist Push Hurled Back Almost To Starting Point; North Koreans Suffer Heavy Losses

Yanks Reopen Road To Port City — Communists Foiled In Attempt To Win By August 31 — South Koreans Seize Enemy War Supplies — Report Foe Loses 1,000 Men Per Day In Pohana Bottle

Tanks, Troops Reopen Road North of Port  Reds Reported Losin ODD Mw « Mac fu   Reds Reported Losing 1,000 Men a Day in Desperate Attacks— Target Deadline Past

U.S. Tanks, Troops Hold Pohang Port   Reopen Road To North; Air Force Rips Reds

ROAD IN NORTH [5 REOPENED BY YANKS   TIGHtr UUTIUTTOlS  SECOND INFANTRY         Breaks Up River Crossing At Naktong; All Quiet On Southern Front

GIs Reopen Road Leading to North   North Korean Deadline for Driving United Nations Forces Out of Country Now Past

North Koreans Losing Thousand Men A Day In Pohang Fighting   Allied Planes Continue Their Furious Hammering At Communist Targets

\mericans Stop Red Drive And Reopen Road North From Threatened Port On Sea Of Japan—Enemy Roadblock Area Captured—Allied Planes Continue To Hammer Communist Rolling Stock, Industrial Plants And Ammunition Dumps

Road Reopened Near Pohang As Fighting Slows   Communist Losses Heavy; U.N. Forces Gradually Building

U. S. Tanks, Troops Reopen Road North From Vital Port: Regain Ground Lost To Reds

Tanks, Troops  Halt Red Attack  On Pohang Port United Nations Forces  >_ j.. gm, gpm. g.

Allied Troops Throw Reds Back to Within 500 Yards of Startina Point in Battle for East Port

Miners Feel Success in Fight Near   President to Take No Action Monday on !ntervention

President Weighs Problem Of Moving in fo Bolster Dwindling Supnly of Fuel

Total Is 91,000; Truman Studying Latest Figures   Injunction Use By White House Thot Unlikely

Will Give Lewis, Operators OneMore Chance   Both Sides Will Meet Wednesday For New Talks

Pits Shut Down By Mine Rebels      Coal Production Dwindles; Truman May Intervene in Strike Today

President Won't Intervene Today, White House Says   Strike Leaders Think They’re Winning Contract for John L.

Coal Production At Lowest Point Since the Revolt   Truman Makes No Decision As to When He Micht Intervene

Attempt Made To Force ‘Break In Coal Dispute   More than 91,000 Miner. Refuse to Work as Production Lags; Truman May Act.

Miners Feel Victory Near In Rebellion   Claim Drive For Showdown Now Is Home Stretch; District Production Lowest Since Walkouts Started

Coal Production Drops To Lowe: Level Since Revolt Again: Lewis' Three Day Week  Started   TRUMAN REPORTED STUDYING FIGURE

EVEN PICKET FAIL TO oftOW IN SHUTDOWN   Fight for Full Work Week in Home Stretch, Union Leaders Savy.

President'May Intervene Soon In Coal Crisis   Jubilant Strikers Claiming Success

Continued Rebellion Is Inviting Intervention By Truman Into Dispute

Leaders Feel Drive Nears Its Climax   Production Drops To Lowest Point In Three Weeks

TRUMAN READY TO USE POWER IF NECESSARY   Miners Believe Settlement Will Soon Be Reached

House Vote On Controls Is Due Soon   ‘Full Economie Mobiliza tion’ Measure May Be ‘Acted On Late Today

Price, Wage Control Bill Introduced   Would Give Standby Powers to Truman

Solons Get Wage, Price Control Bill   Truman Could Roll Back Costs As Of May-June Period

House-to Vote On Stand-By Control Measure  Bill Would Permit   Bill Would Permit Truman to Make  Additional Curbs

Truman Offers Bill Providing Stand-By Powel   Prices Would Be Held At Pre-War

8th Army Chief Killed Instantly In Jeen Accident   Hetreat Before Gainese Hordes Galling Lo Native i exan-—  Jeen Accident Ends Walker's Ambition To Start Drive

Walker Died Still Hoping To Launch Counter-Attack   BY DON WHITEHEAD

General's Last Inferview Given  “Trarened EF. Acc.   ‘Hoped His Army Cauld Saan Attack

Cooperation Is Promised By Striking Rail Unions   Unions Agree Not To Extend Walkouts Into ‘National Tieup: White House Continues Study

Rail Unions’ Strike Will Not Spread   Nationwide Tieup Not Imminent, Is Workers’ Promise

Will Limit Walkouts for While, Word   White House Continues Efforts to Find a Snlunian ta Diennte

PROMISES MADE TO DELAY MORE LABOR TROUBLE   Threat -To Strike One or More Maior Rail. roads Withdrawn— Truman's Peace Effort Considered.

To Keep Token Walkouts From  Spreading   Rail Unions in A Promise For The Time Being

THREAT OF RAIL STRIKE WITHDRAWN   Two Unions Promise ‘’For the Time Being” to Keep Token Walkouts From Spreading.   B RENEW TALKS ON WAGES AND HOURS   Union Chiefs Hold Up Walkout Orders ‘Out of Respect” for President Truman.

2 Rail Unions Promise To Avoid Nationwide Tie-Ups   Agree To Withdraw Threat To Strike On One Or More Lines

General Strike Threat Off For “Time Being”   Committees Called Into Session In Peace Efforts

Truman Aide Pushes Study Of Train Tiff   Moratorium Slated As Token Walkouts End This Week End

New Railroad Peace Talks Are Called   Union, Management Spokesman Closeted With Steelman

Unions Agree Not fo Spread Rail Walkouts  pe Si a ee ee ee, Seer   Officials Promise No National Tieup Of Major Roads

Rail Unions to Contain Strikes   Promise ‘For the Time Being” That Walkouts Will Not Spread to Nationwide Proportions

Continue Efforts To . End Strike   Rail Unions Promise To Keep Walkouts From Spreading To Nationwide Tieup

Railroad Strike Will Not Spread Unions Promise   No Progress Made Tuesday at White House Conference

Two Rail Unions Pledge No Spread Of Token Strikes  White House Aide Continues Effort To Obtain Truce

Won't Spread Walkouts Now Rail Men Say   Pledge ‘Moratorium’ 1 On Strikes When .

\gree to Prevent Spread Of W alkouts fromGoing \ny Further: Steelman Calls Conferees Back

OKEN RAIL TRIKES WILL COME TO END   eaders Agree ‘to Withdraw Threat of More Stoppeges When Shutdowns Run Course   bEACE EFFORTS FAIL

Unions Promise To ‘Hold’ Strikes For Time Being   Pledge Walkouts No! Planned Now Which Would Tie Up US

Dim Hopes For Early Rail Peace   Federal Negotiators Cal New Meetings Betwen Carriers And Unions  To End Quickies.

Unions Promise Not To Spread Token Walkouts   Agree To Withdraw Threat When 5-Day Strike Rus Course

White House  Calls Rail, Union  For New Talks Keep Walkouts From Spreading,  _ fe Pramicad

Rail Unions Pledge Strike Won't Spreac   Workers and Roads in New Parley With View - Te Ending Deadlock

Unions Promise To Keep Strikes From Spreading  Nationwide Rai] =   Nationwide Rail _ Tieup to Be Avoided

Rail Unions Promise No  Major Tieup   Truman Still Trying For Solution To End Wage-Hour Deadlock

Two Unions Not To Tie Up U. S. Rail Traffic  Officials Agree To Maan Talan Cberiba   Officials Agree To Keep Token Strike From Spreadina

Unions Pledge No Spread of Token Strikes   Conference Called To Seek Solutions To Present Tieups

Unions Promise To Check Strike:   Rail Tangle Won't Spread, ‘For Time Being’

IN RAIL WALKOUTS   Two Unions Have’Promised To Keep Tieups From Spreading

Unions Call Moratorium  On Walkouts   Threatened Strikes Of Major Roads To Await Development:

Rail Unions To Hold Down Token Strikes  White House Study For Solution Of  Dienute Cantiniuac

Major Strike Forestalled    Rail Unions Promise  Against Big Walkout

No National Rail Ti ieup In Sight   ‘Union Leaders Pledge Not to Let Present _ Token Strikes Spread ‘Rar the Time Reing’

Rail Unions Agree To Hold Strike To Short-Period Terminal Walkouts

IN RAIL WALKOUTS   [wo Unions Have'Promised   AT 3 BIG TERMINALS

Strike Threat Against Major Lines Dropped  Labor Leaders Say Action To Aid HST

2 Rail Unions — No Tie-up "For Time Being   White House Continues Struggle to Solve Carrier Dispute

No Rail Strike Spread, Promise   Union Spokesmen Issue Statement

Unions Pledge To Keep Strikes From Spreading  White House Keeps Up Prodding For

SHE’S A PARTY-LINER : Red Nurse Looks Harmless, Until She Opens Her Mouth

Koréan Red Nurse Looks Like Bobby Soxer Until She Opens Mouth, Talks Unadulterated Commie Line

New Vote Forced By  Revision   Sen. Cain Threctens To Prolong Final Action Past June 30

House Rent Control Bill Bounces Back To Senate   New Filibuster Threatened In Upper House > On Changes Voted Yesterday By The House

Threat Of New Filibuster In Path Of Bill   House Approves Measure 202-163 With Minor Changes, GOP Sees ‘No Need’

Rent Control Bill Back For Senate Vote   Changes Are Made By House; Cain Studies Delay

Rent Control Bill Faces New Test Before Senate   House Changes Send Measure Back for Reconsideration

ACHE DLE UUTS  Back to Senate  House Changes Make Extension 7 Months, Optional 5 Months More  CAIN MAY FILIBUSTER Senate Fails to Carry Out  Economy Promises, Ups Farm Appropriation Bulletin  ee ee eae

Rent Control  Bill Faces  Threat of New Filibuster   Cain Wants to Take Long Look at House  Measure

Measure Goes to Committee   Senator Cain Says He May Filibuster Compromise Plan

RENT CONTROL BILL BACK IN SENATE HANDS   House Makes Some Mino Changes, Passes Measure 202 To 168

House Passes Rent Control Bill 202-163   Filibuster Possible  Because of Changes In Senate’s Measure —Differences Minor

House Changes Bounce Measure Back to Senate   Cain May Launch Ou! on Another Marathon to Delay Action

New Filibuster On Rent Curbs Seen In: Senate   Changes Voted By. House In Passing Control Bill May Be Fought By Cain

RENT CONTROL BILL IS BACK IN THE SENATE   Changes Voted Lofe Tuesday Afternoon Face Threat Of Another Filibuster in Upper Body   ARE CONSIDERED MINOR

Cain Threatens New Filibuster fo Stop Action   House Voted Change: ‘Minor; Extension to Jan. 31 Is Desired

Next Action By Senators On Controls May Be Slow   Cain Threatening To Fight Changes Voted By House

House Votes Changes in Control Plan   Extension Until January 31, Optione for Local Rule for Five Months More Provided

HOUSE PASSES RENT CONTROL BY 202 10 163  ® NEW FILIBUSTER IS TLIDCATCANCN AC Rit    © NEW FILIBUSTER IS THREATENED AS BILL RETURNED TO SENATE

House Passes Bill  Rent Control Measure.  wee et a eae eee lao ee

New Filibuster Threatens Rent Control Bill   House Passage Of Measure Bounces  It Back To Senate

House Okays Extension Of Rent Control  Senate Must Take Up Bill Changes —

Republican Lawmaker Says He Is “Studying The Possibility of Fighting the Changes’ Which House Made in Bill to Extend  Rent Controls Beyond June 30

Altered Version Back To Senate; House Approves   Senator Cain Says Studying Possibility Of Fighting Changes; Would Extend Curbs Through Jan. 31

Rent Bill Goes Back to Senate   ON eS ee ae  House Changes Make Extension 7 Months, Optional 5 Months More  CAIN MAY FILIBUSTER Senate Fails to Carry Out  Economy Promises, Ups Farm Appropriation

House Version Of Rent Control  Given io Senate  Seven-Month Star For Law Approved

House-Approved Rent Bill Goes Back to Senate   Threat of New Filibuster May Delay Final 0. K.

CongressmenApprove of 7 Months’ Extension; Cain May Renew Fight   Senators Must Act On Changes In Bill   Plan Would Give Local Governments Right te , Abolish Restrictions

RENT BILL GOES BACK TO SENATE   ‘New Filibuster Threat I:  Raised by Sen. Cain

House Approval Puts Rent Bill Back In Senate   Minor Changes Made Sen. Cain Threatens New Filibuster

House Passage Hurls Rent Bill ~ Back to Senate   Senator Cain Threatens Another Filibuster i ‘Yo Delay Action

Cain To Look Over ChangesApproved In House Action   Lower Body Ballots To Make General Extension Last Seven Months Instead Of Six

RENT CONTROL BILL PASSED   Howse Vote. Sends Measure _ Back. To Senate. New. Bal bagter Seen

Rent Control Bilt Passes Houses; Back in Senate   Threat of New Filibuster Seen By Senator Cain

Rent Bill Sent Back To Senate   New Rent Filibuster Threatened by House Changes in Measure

Three County Schools Close During Flood   19.Foot River Crest  Expected Late Today After Freezing Rain Here Thursday Night

River Recedes To 15.3 Feet-Roads Opening   Schools at Cortland, Vallonia and Medora Opened Today—Phone  Service ‘Clearing up’

Tito to Get U.S. Dollars   Drought-Ridden Yugoslav: Aided by President

LEOPARD § NEAR LEBANON AFTER ESCAPE   Beast Gained Freedom After Circus Truck = * Was In Accident

Escaped Leopard Slain By Coroner at Lebanon   Circus Truck Crash Kills Driver, Frees Animal: Outck Action Prevents Terror

REN.CHECK CHARLIE. IN NEW UNIFORM, SAME OLD PEST BUT—   Vank Rule of Skies in Daytime Comforting

AIRPORT WERATHFH PATA   Deep-Sea Diver Hikes 14 Miles Underwater

Naval Guns And Huge Air Force Protect Troops  Troops May Land In

Battle-Weary Troops Board Hungnam Ships   Battered Forces’ Destination Made Security Secret

Destination Shrouded In Secrecy — Warships on Guard, Pinacs Ovorhead as Battle Weary Troops Board Transports With Equipment,

Thousands Of UN Men Removed By U.S. Navy Armada   Destination Of Big Force Not Revealed By Field Chiefs

New Force Nearly Half  S. Korean   Tar Heel Soldier Savs Interpreters Are Too Scarce

Calls on Stalin To Intervene  Leftwing Minister Uraes War Be Ende

FORD PUTS 15,000 ON SIX-DAY WEEK   Move Will Hike Pay of Those Affected $0 Pet—Company Aims at Production Record.

VIRUSES TRAINED TO KILL CANCER CELLS   Have Been Used Suceessislly On  Experimental Animals, ReBeeareber Suen

Scientist Reports Siberian Virus Hunts Out, Destroys Cancer Cells

EX-SHOWGIRL FOUND SLAIN   One-Time Follies Beauty Strangled; Arrest Apple Picker

Apple Picker Questioned In  Murder Case   Former Showgirl Strangled To Death

HEADS STATE PROGRAM — Col. Miller Appointed Civil Defense Director

Dewey ‘Draft’ Gains Support   N. Y. Governor Hints at Possibility : . Of Running for Reelection

Believed All-Out Campaign  China Reds Gain Two Beachheads on Island

Red Toeholds  Won on Hainan   Nationalists Say Beachhead Troops Are Contained

Fighting Fierce. On Hainan  Nationalists Battle Dade Qn Ranchhaandc

THIRD REPUBLICAN DIVISION ENTERS ENEMY TERRITORY   Yanks Continue to Build Up Strength Sonth of Parallel 38 While Awaiting Orders to-Cross.   F OE’S. CASUALTIES PLACED AT 200.000   MacArthur’s Headquarters Announces 40,000 Prisoners Have Been Taken Since War Begun.

Reds Expected To Make Stand At Large Port   Bulk of U.N. Forces Massed Below Border Awaiting Their Orders

SOUTH KOREANS PUSH FORWARD   Three Divisions Now Past 38th; U. N. Forces Await Orders to Cross Border

Sixth Division Advancing On Central Front   Secrecy Shrouds Massing Of Other Troops But UN Planes And Warships Bombard North Korean Supply Lines

SOUTH KOREANS STILL ADVANCE IN NORTH KOREA   Lead Elements Inside Hydro-Electric Town Of Hwachon   ENEMY CASUALTIES REPORTED 200,000

Reds May Make Stand At Wonsan; Remnants Of Communist Forces Ignore M’Arthur Terms  For Surrender; Reds Lose 200,000 Men

Military Secrecy  Shrouds Movement Of Massing Troops Near 38th Parallel

SECRECY VEILS U. N. BUILD-UP   MacArthur Spokesman Says ‘Silence’ Does Not Warrant Speculation Big Push Is Imminent; Republican Troops Lash Deep Into North Korea

3 South Korean Divisions Now Across Border  Lead Elements Enter Hwachon,  Eb see Black Ene

Bulk Of United Nations Force Waits Orders On South Side Of 38th Parallel To Move Northward: Little Resistance

South Koreans Continue Push Through  North   Bulk Of U.N. Forces. Are Massed: South Of The. 38th Parallel i:

Light Opposition Being Met by Forces of U.N.   Cloak of Secrecy Wrapped Around Regrouping Movements of Mass of UN Units in Preparation for Big Push.

3 Soul Korean Divisions: Advance While Bulk of Forces Revroup Below 38th Parallel

Regrouping Movements Are Secret   Allied Divisions Awaiting Orders  To Cross Line

3 South Korean Divisions Push Against Commies   Allied Army Of 175,000 Massed Below 38th Parallel Awaiting Orders To Cross; Secrecy Wraps Rearouping Movement Of U. N. Force:

, GOP Senators Rap ‘Opening’  Of Documents   Republicans Say ‘No Precedent’

WOULD SUBPOENA M’CARTHY PAPERS   DECLARE COMMITTEE SHOULD BE GIVEN LATTIMORE EVIDENCE

Iwo Republicans Argue Subpoena Is Not Necessary   Lattimore Is Back From Afghanistan

DEMOS TALK OF SUBPOENA ON McCARTHY   Two GOP Lawmakers Oppose Proposal Over Spy Charge Documents.

6000 Attend Tishomingo Celebration   Johnston Murray Opens Campaign for Governor In Home Town Where Father Started Career

MURRAY FIRE PENSION ISSUE   ‘Alfalfa Bill’ on Platform a: Son Launches Bid for Governor's Job

New Loblaw Super Market To be Built   ‘Farmer’s Market’ Site on South Side Sold by Masons; To  Raze 3 Buildings

‘Farmer's Markeg” Site on South Side Sold by Masons; To Raze 3 Buildings

Thirty Killed, Hundreds Hurt By Earthquake   lran’s Government Denies Stories That 1500 Persons Perish

NAMED CHEST HEAD   Frank Gray Fills Vacancy Caused by Resignation of Ogden Jones

18 Conservation Plans Completed   Total of 3,860 Acres In Farm Plans during First Quarter of 1950

16 Farm Plans Made in August   Soil Conservation Outlines Completed on 2,120 Additional Acres in County

Spenks To CIO:  Rollback of Price Levels Suzewested By Morgauthau

MORGENTHAU URGES PRICE. ROLLBACK   Declares Controls On Wages Are Not Needed at Present

Morgenthau Favors Price Rollback   But Says Wage Controls Are Not Needed at Present.

3-Power Sessions  To Discuss Defense  U. S. May Send More Troops to Europe

LEWIS SEEKS PACT WITH.     STEEL UNION   —Mutual_Aid-Plan. Is Suggested -—— ‘To Phil Murray

Colunin Left   “ ... a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  he'll print it... ’’-+BURNS. .

CONGRESS MAY EXTEND Gl BILL OF RIGHTS   To Cover American Servicemen in Korean War   DECISION ON TUESDAY

Extension of GI Rights to Yankees [Fighting In Korea Being Considered

NLRB Rulings Won By ClO Seen In Doubt  Denham Studying Cireuit Court«   Denham Studying Circuit Court's Recent Decision

FOR HEAD OF K STATE   Fred Harris to Head Committee to Select Eisenhower Successor

Seek Prexy For K-State   State Regents Name Committee to Choose. Fisenhower Successor

Truman Sets Up Voluntary War Program  President Calls fY\~n AlRnsinn fae      President Calls On Nation for Defense Effort

Rearmament  10 Years      ~Natton Is Faced With Higher Taxes in “Pay As We Go” Pian of President

‘Truman Defense Program Expected to Hold AntiInflation Line Two Months   Nation Begins Its Second Rearmament Effort in 10 Years; Wage and Price Controls Not Seen Until After Election

25.000 Miners Scorn Lewis Job Statement   To Remain Out of Pits Despite Suggestion of Three-Day Work Week

25,000 MINERS DEFY LEWIS WORK ORDER   State Bloc Stays Hom: Despite Call; Official Denies Step ‘Revolt’.

Pickets Halt  Move to Enter Northern Pits   Action Comes Fram Group : Disgruntled by Vote Te Resnme Wark

Pennsy Miners  Retuse To Go Back Into Pits   Thirty-One Locals In Northern West Virginia With 10,000 Members Decide To Resume Digging; Lewis Maintains Tight Silence

Fight on Rent  Control Looms  Senate Group Calls Closed Door Meeting

DEMOCRATS FOR RENT CONTROL   Willing To Go Along With President But Republicans Resist

“Democrats May Favor Rent Control Law  @ Party Members To Go Along With

Democrats Favoring  Rent Curt   Sen. Maybank Won't Oppose Stopgap Extension; GOP To Fight It

Stop-Gap Rent Curb Extension Under Study  Under Present Law Federal Controls Expire Dec. 31 In

Dems To Back Truman Rent Control Plea   President Seeks Three Month Extension to Aid Defense Program

Democrats Will Back Rent Curb Extension Bill   Willing to Go Along With President But Republicans Object

Harris Guilty i Contempt, Delay Penalty   State Supreme Court Gives Verdict in His Feud With Purcell; Sentencing June 2]

BRITISH JURIST DISAPPOINTED  Court Rejects Red-Appeal Case Delav

British Demand Investigation of Security Forces   Fuchs Case Prompts Press to Call for Thorough Shakeup

Security: Fear Grips British   Fuchs Casé¢ Prompts. _ Sweeping Overhaul

Press Demands Major Spy Hunt In Great Britain   Clamor Is Raised For Intensive Check On Security System

British Would Put Screws on Nation’: Security Setup   Question Is Why Fachs “Was Allowed ta Stay * in Post as Known Comninunist

4 Press Demands Major Shake-Up   Klaus Fuchs Spy Case Brings British Security Probe Demand

An Intensive Security Probe Demanded By British Press   Fuchs Trial Touches Off Widespread Demand For Overhauling Country’s Security Setup

Security Change Being Demanded By Englishmen  Shakeup Is U. After Fuchs oon Term For Spy Work

British Press Is Demanding Major Shakeup In Security Organization Due To Spying

Senate Votes Today on [Lodge Election Revision   Bay State Solon Argues With Senator Tatt, Who Opposes Presidential Vote CHanae

Republicans Hold Balance Of Power As Voting Comes   Senate Is Ready To Decide On Change Ir  Electoral System

Roks Good Fighters  ‘Clainos’ Clouters’ Boast Strong Irish Monikers

South Koreans Joining With the U.S. Are Assigned a Buddy, Given Irish Nickname

Collazo Pleads He’s Innocent   Puerto Rican Pleads Not Guilty When Arraigned Today

Would-Be Assassin of Truman Is Charged in 4-Count Indictment by Court in Washington

COLLAZO GIVES INNOCENT PLEA   Court- Appointed Attorney Argues Against Rushing To Trial

Collazo Pleads Not Guilty at  Arraignment   Defense Lawyers Ray Early Trial Demanc By U.S. Prosecutoy}

Collazo Pleads Not Guilty At  Court Hearing   Defense Hits Speedy Trial For Would-Be Assassin Of Trnunan

CollazoSays Not Guilty To Nov. 1 Attack  Fight For Trial After Feb. 14th

Innocent Plea Is Made by  Oscar Collazo   Accused in Plot To Assassinate  The President

Collazo Pleads Innocent At His Arraignment  Defense Attorneys Argue Against Speedy Trial

Puerto Rican Says Not Guilty As “Assassin”   No Trial Date Set In Wrangle On "Quick Justice’

NOT GUILTY PLEA   :  Puerto Rican Arraigned in Court for Blait House  : Shooting

Collazo Plea ‘Not Guilty’   Would-Be Assassin Arraigned; Trial Date Not Yet Set

COLLAZO ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA   No Date Is Fixed for Puerto Rican’s Trial

Collazo Enters Not Guilty Plea  Defense Attorneys Against Early Trial

Enters: Plea . Of Innozen!   Oscar Cellazo Arraignec for His Part in Attempt on Truman's Life.

Collazo in Nof Guilty Plea Today   Wouldbe Assassin of President Faces Two Death-Pensity Charges

New Red Planes Are Destroyed  Spotted On Korean Field By U. S. Fliers

Vanguard of Deer Hunters  Heads North   Southern Michigan Nimrods Arriving in This Area

BITTERNESS AND MUD-SLINGING END CAMPAIGN   State-Wide Candidates Trade Radio And Televi sion Blows   INTRA-PARTY SPLITS MAY DECIDE OUTCOME

Bitter Maryland Vote Campaign Draws To Close   Intra-Party Splits May Decide Races

State Election Campaign Ends In Bifferness   Last Minute Appeals Are Made By Major Candidates Last Night

Believed Gap Narrowed in Negotiations  Time Is Running Ou   Time Is Running Out for John L. Lewis; Big Fines Face Him

Nearer Agreement On Coal Contract   Lewis and Operators Narrow Gap In Long Drawn Out Haggling; Fuel Famine Brings Brownouts, Cutdowns Over US   See Cartoon And Open Forum on Page 2

LEWIS IS FACING FINAL DEADLINE TO END STRIKE   Further Court Action Foreseen Unless Settlement Is Reached —Mass Layoffs Of  Workers Nececcary

National   Little Possibility Of Aqreement Is seen in Washington

Say Operators Ready to Boost ‘Package’ Offer To $1.20 a Day Raise   Pressure Builds Up To Reach Accord   Mine Union Faces Contempt Fines Friday For Refusal to W ork

Gap Narrowed In Haggling On Coal Contract   Miners and Operator: Closer Together For A Settlement

Slim Hope Seen For Settlement  , Congress May Vote New Seizure Power

Report Lewis and Operators Narrow Gap in Coal Talks   Mine Chief and Union Face Court Again on Friday

Lewis and Coal Operators Said To Have Narrowed Gap Between Ihem in Negotiations  Union Faces Danger of Big Fines Again; Deadline Ils Tomorrow

Lewis and Coal Operators Are. Dollar Apart   No Indications of Progress Towards Bridaina:Gan '

Zero Hour’ Nearing In Contempt Citation  Union Must Answer Court Friday;  Oneratar Canprnectann Banet @.nn.,

Deadline Nears For Major Fine In Coal Strike   Lewis. Must Act By Fi ida)  At 10 AM; White Hause  Inactive But  Waiting

Grope With Hope for Settlement of Coal Strike   Both Sides Haggle Toward Agreement As Crisis Spreads.

GAP NARROWS. _BETWEEN LEWIS: : AND OPERATORS   ‘Mine Owners Reported ‘Ready to Hike Previous Raise Offer.

GAP IS -NARROWED   Lewis and Operators Are Trying to Reach Contract Agreement

Operators and Lewis Nearer  Pact, Belief   Pressure Grows for Seiz ure; Power Situation More Critical

Mine Owners Reportedly Offer Increase   A. F. L. Chief Asserts Truman Has Power to Take Over Now

No Sign Of Progress Toward Bridging Gap Needed For Contract   Coal Shortages Force Ten States To Take Special Steps To Keep Vital Resources Going.

'Lewis Has Last Chance To Head Off Multi-Million Dollar UMW Fine

UNION MAY FACE FINE POSSIBILITY AFTER TONIGHI   Operators Reported Offering Slight increases Te Pre:

Concession By Owners Is Reported   Pressure For End Ot Strike Builds Up: Threat Of Fine Looms

IWNERS SD TO HAE MDE PONCESSIN   Mine Union Facing Deadline Friday on Contempt of Court Order.

Lewis Facing Last Chance To Avoic  Million Dollar Fine For Coal Miners

Huge Fine Facing Striking Miners    Only Quick Agreement on Contract Could Halt Fed.  eral Contempt Action Tomorrow.

Dollar-A-Day . ‘Package’ Hike Offered Miners   W, Va. Congressman “Ready To Introduce Mine Seizure Bill:

Progress Hinted In Mining Talks   Pressure Builds up for Agreement As Deadline Nears: Lewis to Risk Fines if Miners Still Idle Friday

Believed Nea Coal Contract  After Pressure    OperatorsReported toHave Raised Financial Concessions

Insiders Say Gap Narrowed By Disputants   Operators Reported To Have Increased Money ConcessionsPressure Mounting

Miners To Face Court On Friday   SS ee Ee a Oe  Nation’s Coal Pile Dwindles As Peace  Parlev Drones On

Pressure Builds Up on Both Sides for Agreement   Multi Million Dollar  Fines Face Lewis if Miners do Not Returr

Report Narrowing Of Gap Between  Lewis, Operators  News Brings Hope to Government: Official ee Cree Looine:. “i

UNION FACES HUGE FINE IF PARLEY FAILS   Report Says Operators Have Increased Concessions

Lewis, Owners Narrow Issues In Discussions   Rursors Prevail Operators Offer Monev Increase

Shaft Owners Increase Cash Concessions, Sources Close To Bargainers Say as Settlement Pressure Builds Up

Lewis, Operators Reported Closer To Wage Agreement   Unconfirmed Reports Say Mine Owners Offer To Increase Slightly Financial Concessions To UMW Demand«: No Action From White House Expected Today

Give Lewis Last Chance Today   Estimate Steel Mills Will Cut Operations 75%

Lewis, Operators Reported To Have Narrowed Gap   Owners Offer To Increase Financial Concessions, Is Unconfirmed Word; Pressure Building On Both Sides To. Reach Accord

Operators, Lewis Work On Settlement   Pressure Forces Both Sides in Coal Dispute To Strive for Agreement on New Contract.

Difference Said $1 Today: Lewis Firm   Miner Leader Must Settle Today Or Face Huge Contempt Fines

Jnofficial Sources Say They Have Progressed Nearer to Agreement in Long Drawn Out Haggling Ovér New Contract—Owners Said to Have Increased Slightly Previous Financial Concessions.   PRESSURE IS BUILDING UP

Gap Narrowed Between Lewis And Operators   But Report Not Confirmed; Hopes For Coal Peace Raised

Threat of Mine’ Seizure Spurs Owners to Yield   Time Running Out for Lewis’ Union, Facing Court Action Friday

Operators, Lewis Near Agreement      Report Of Concessions Wot Confirmed

NARROW GAP IN COAL TALKS   Lewis Racing Clock In Effort To Avoid Huge Fine

Qs + . Peace In \S tract  Talké % Jould Nip P& Sty   Observers See Slim Hope Of Agreement In Any Short Time

Move Is Started for U.S. Mine Seizure:  Operation Profits Would Go to U. S.; Nation Is on Doorstep of Fuel Famine

CEWIS, OPERATORS REPORTED CLOSER TO NEW CONTRACT   PRO-LABOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DISCUSS SEIZURE OF MINES

Enemy Pays Heavily In Bid For Port   U.S. Tanks, Air And Sea Blows Combine To Roll Back Smash

‘Harley May Grabs More Points Than 2nd-Place Winner   West Texans Converge at Arena to See Rodeo

Truman Turns Down OPA Revival Plar   President Says He Wil Approve Excess Profits Tax

OPA Revival Is Ruled Out By President   Has Full Confidence — In M’Arthur Handling Of Korean Conflict

\0 OPA PLANNED, PRESIDENT SAYS   TRUMAN SAYS ENISTING AGENCIES ARE CAPABLE  OF PRICE CONTROL.

Truman Rules Out Another OPA To Administer Curbs   States Existing Agencies Could Handle Job; Asks Delay on Profits Tax

Truman Rejects Any Proposal For Meeting Premier Joe Stalin   President. Satisfied With Gen. MacArthur's - Strategy In Korean Crisis; Has Optimistic —- Attitude Toward The War.

Note Follows ‘Calm Appraisal’   Acheson Chides Reds for Failing to Show Restraint

Note Answering Story of Fight Sent To Moscow   Acheson Gives No Indication Of Its Contente

U.S. Due To Reject Red Charge   Note Will Be Given Soviet Today; Plane Involved Not Armed

Mob Wanted Killer-- --of Two Women  Angry Mob DrivenFromJail After Hour-Long Gun Battle

\Tennessee Mob Repulsed atter Raiding Jail in Hunt for Slayer of ‘Witches’

Mob Driven Off After Storming Jail In Effort to Take Killer of Two Women

Cops Fight Off 75 In Gun Battle   ‘Witeheraft’ Killer Of 2 Women Taken To Another Jail

M’Arthur Says Situation Fluid In Red Fight   American Position Not Mentioned in Short Communique

MacArthur’s Headquarters Says Communist Forces Continuing Their ‘Bypassing, Probing And Envelopvineg Movement’

were eee aa ss".  Life-Long Bristolian Had Been Ill for The sig Week   ‘SUCCUMBS AT HOME

LEONARD J. BLANCHE   Real Estate Broker in Bristo! Had Been Ill One Week

Russia Accused Again of Taking Chinese Areas  Department of Stat

CHARGE RUSSIA IS TAKING OVER CHINA RENEWED   U. S. Reports Secret Agree ments Between Moscow and Chinese Reds.

NEW CHARGES MADE AGAINST RUSSIA   State Dept. Accuses USSR Of Absorbing 4 Of China’s Richest Areas

MAKE NEW CHARGES   State Department Declare: Russia is Absorbing China Areas

RENEW CHARGE OF RED ANNEXATION   STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS RUSSIANS ARE ABSORBING CHINA

Russia. Faces New Charges   State’ Department. Agair Accuses Her of Absorbing Northern China.

DETAILS OF RED PLOT DISCLOSED   U.S. Again Says Soviets To Grab Chinese Areas

Soviet North China Action Aaain Blasted   State Departmen‘ Supports Acheson’s Recent Accusation

Russian Grab: Pointed Again   4 of China's Richest Provinces Absorbed

FIND NO SIGN OF LIFE   Rescue Workers Crawled Inside the Broken HBr:

No Sign Of Life On Sub; 65 Is Toll   British Frogmen Find Only Tangled Wreckage of Sunken Undersea Craft; Investigation Begins.

May Try For Salvage Of Sunken Sub   British, Navy Begins Inquiry Into Loss Of Ship And 635 Men

Irys To Salvage Sub In Which 65 Men Were Killed   Officials Schedule First Hearing To Find Accident Cause

SALVAGE WORK BEGINS ON BRITISH SUBMARINE   Bodies Of 35 Or More Men Are Still Believed To Be Inside Vessels 15 Have Been Rescned

Frogmen Crawl Into Sunken Sub, No Signs of Life  65 Dead and 15 Saved from Sub

FROGMEN CRAWL INTO SUB; FIND NO SIGN OF LIFE   No Hope for 55 Missing Af ter Collision With Tonker.

Ways Sought To Raise Sunken Sut   ‘Divers, Frogmen Plunge “To Grave of Truculent; 65 Men Believed Lost:

‘Frogmen’ Enter Sub, Find No Life  Craft To Be Raised From Thames River

‘Frogmen Find No Evidence Of Life Inside Sub  Cinnl Dansk Tall   Final Death Toll Stands At 65;  Seek Best Way  To Raise Wreckage

Frogmen Report No One Alive in Sunken U-Boat   Rescuers Crawl Inside Submarine Truculent, Stuck in Thames Silt

British Probe Sub Disaster   65 Men Lose Lives; Only 10 Bodies Found

‘British Seek To Salvage Sunken Sub; 35 Bodies Believed Entombed In Hull

British Navy Will Try to — Salvage ‘Sub’   Why Did Tanker Happen to Run Afoul of ° the Truculent?

British to Probe Ramming of Sub  Tanker Captain Says Stricken Vessel Was Seen, Warning Given

No Life Found In Sunken Sub  Frogmen Grope Way Into HMS Truculent

Salvage Is Begun On Truculent; 55  Men Still Missing   Admiralty Says Work Muy Take Montha;, Survivors Say Many Swept Away by Tide

FIND NO SIGN OF LIFE   Rescue Workers Crawled Inside the Broken British Sub

WILL SALVAGE SUNKEN U-BOAT   Inquiry Board Called In Truculent Disaster Whict Killed 65 Seamen.

Br::ain's Navy 3¢2ks to Salvage Trcic Truculent   To Investigate Loss Of 65 Lives Caused By Ocean Collision

Frogmen Crawl Inside Broken Hull Of Submarine Truculent But Find No Signs of Life Existing

KILLED IN FREAK AERIAL ACCIDENT   Joba Harris Pulled Through Open Door By Draft;

(Crewman Sucked Through Open Door Of Giant Airliner; Body Sought   John Harris, 28, Plane’s Purser, Presumably  Killed As Plane Flying At 8,000 Feet As TT: ME A; dent

Draft - Sucks Man Through Plane Door  Falls 8,000 Feet; Search for Body.

Sucked Out OF Plane Door,  Falls To Death      Crewman Tumbles From Craft 8,000 Ft. Up Over Long Island

Man Lost In Air Tragedy   Strong Air Draft Sucks Steward Through Accidentally Open Door Of PAWA Airliner

‘Crewman Sucked Through Open Door of Big Air Liner 8.000 Feet Over Lona Island

Suction Whisks Airliner Crewmar From Craft; Last Words Were ‘You Hane Nothing to Worry About’

Plane Steward Falls 8,000 Feet to Death   Wind Sucks Crewman Through Open ‘Door: Search on for Body.

STEWARD SUCKED FROM AIRLINER   Pulled Through Accident: ally Opened Door 8,000 Feet Over Long Island

Steward Dies In Freak Air Liner Mishap   Crew Member Sucked Out Of Open Plane Door, Falls To Death Over 8000 Feet Below

Crewman Sucked Through Open Door Of Giant Airliner, Plunges 8,000 Feet

: Wind Pulls Him Thr ough Open Door  Steward Falls 7 Nea of Plane e

Crewman Suckec Out of Airplane  co vals Te: Pie a   Search Is: Begun For Body of Man.

Airline Steward Falls to Death   ‘Crewman Is Sucked Through Open Door of Strato cruiser 8,000 Feet Above Long Island Shore.

Plunges to Death Through Open Door  Wind Sucks Man Out of Airliner

Airman Falls Out of Plane   Body is Sought on Lone Island After He. Plunge: Through Door.

Draft Sucks Man Through Open Plane Door to Deaf!   SWEPT OUT. SAVED.

CREW MEMBER FALLS OUT OF GIANT AIRLINER   CABIN DOOR OPENS AT 8,000 ALTITUDE OVER LONG ISLAND

Man Falls From Plane; Hunt Body   Crewman is Sucked Through Open Door Of Giant Airliner.

Airline Steward Tumbles To Death  Swept from Plane When Door Opens

Flier Sucked Thru Open Door Of Airliner   Believe Crewman Plunges To Death Over Long Island

PUFF OF AIR KILLS CREWMAN ~ Plane Steward Blown Out Door sooo Ft. Aloft

MAN SUCKED OUT OF PLANE DOOR 8000 FEET UP   Search for Body of Crewman : Lost When Door Acci: dentally Opens.

Door Of Airliner Comes Open, Draft Tugs Crewman Into Space  $.000 Feet Over Long Island

Two Crewmen Fall Out Planes  One Lost, One Safe  In Frenk Michanc

Communists Aim Heavy Attack At U. S. 25th Division   South Korean Troops Push Nine Miles North Of Pohang

Fine Of $500 Given Flogger In Birmingham   Alabama Jury ReturnsFirst Guilty Verdict Against Masked Man

Angry Senate (K's Honors For Fliers   Lost In Baltic; Russian Action Hotly Denounced

Decorations Voted Ten’ Airmen Lost In Baltic; . Solons Assail Russia

Blasts Red  Attacks On Yank Plane   Senators in Cold Fury Over - Death of 10 Fliers

Angry Senate Denounces Soviet Action  Votes Decorations   Votes Decorations for Flyers Lost in Russian Attack

Medals Voted Missing Fliers By The Senate   Unanimous Action Call: Russian Attack Barboarous

Senators Act In Cold Fury At Red Claims  Russian Press Radio Hammer at Old Line Of Tl @& Agwarnecian

SENATE PRAISES (0 LOST AIRMES   ALLEGED RUSSIAN ATTACK ON VU. &. PLANE DENOUNC. Ep AS “BARBAROLS.”

Brand Soviet Action “‘Barbarous,’ Approve Decorations for U. S. Airmen, 66 to 0

Senate Votes Honors  To 10 Lost Airmen   Angry Solons Unite to Condemn ‘Criminal’ Russ Act in Raltic

U.S. Claims Ship Lost In Battle   Ballot Preceded By Denunciations  Of Soviet Attack

Chiang Directs Armed Forces For Nationalists   Action Reported Taken To Prevent Another Defeat By Communist Troop:

Fly ing Arrow's Captain Wants Ship Repaired   Freighter Extensively Damaged by Shelling From Chinese Gunboa

Soviet People Avid For News  Linee Farm Ta Gat   Lines Form To Get Moscow Newspaper

State Defense Program Voted   Legislative Council Approves Committee to Draft Plans

Civitan Defense Pan Is Dralted   Legislative Council to Set Up Machinery

Civilian Defense  Speeded in State  Legislators Adopt Machinery Plans

FORECAST IS CLOUDY   Prospect for Freezing Rain I Southeast Kansas Tonight

_—INGRID BERGMAN HAS A SON— Actress Gives Birth To ; 7-Pound B aby In Rome

Ingrid, New Son ‘Doing Nicely”   Swedish Actress, Italian Film Director Saic “Very, Very Happy’: Lindstrom Silent.

It’s a Boy For Ingrid   Actress and Rossellini ‘Reported Very Happy: Baby Has Blue Eyes

Ingrid Happy Ahout Baby; To Marry ‘Rossellini When She Gets Divorce

Bergman, Baby Doing Fine in Rome Hospital  Will Wed Rossellini As Soon As She Gets 7 Ss ae 2 a a eee

Ingrid Bergman Gives Birth to Son, Who Is Tentatively Named Roberto

Director and  Actress Happy   7 Pound, Blue Eyed Tot to Be ‘Roberto’

Ingrid Bergman’s Baby Is Born in Hospital in Rome    Doctor Says She, Rossellin Are Very, Very Happy Abont Birth of Son, Reaherto

Ingrid And Her Blue-Eyed Baby Are Doing Nicely Today, Doctor Reports   Rossellini, Italian Film Director, Smiles Broadly When Told That Swedish Actress’ Rake Ware A Raw

Film Exec Says Hollywood ‘Stunned’ At News Of Ingrid Bergman's Baby

~ All This ‘Confusion--Ingrid Has Son; Papa Happy, But Husband Bit Sour

Bergman Reperted Mother Of Baby Bo}   But Hospital. Denies Ac tress. Is Patient At Rome Hospital :

Baby Boy Born In Rome To Inarid Bergman  Man She Will Wed Alter Mexico Divorce

Resembles Mother  Roberto Tentative Name Of Ingrid Bergman’s Baby

BABY REPORTED — BORN IN ROME 10 INGRID BERGMAN   Fim Director Rossellini Whom Actress Intends to Wed Said to Be at Her Bedside.   ROMANCE OF COUPLE  BLOSSOMED LAST YEAR   Beautiful Estranged Wife of Dr. Peter Lindstrom Filed Suit for Divorce January 25.

‘  Son Is Born To Bergman   Swedish Movie Actress, Rossellini Are Reported "Very Very Happy'

Ingrid Bergman And Her New Son Are Doing Well   Doctor Says Baby Resembles Famous Actress Mother

Ingrid Bergman Has Baby, Report From Rome States   Denials ‘at Clinic .Over‘come by Other Information

Ingrid Bergman, New-Born Son Reported Doing Well By Italian Physician Today

Ingrid Bergman, Son, ‘Doing Nicely Baby Born Thursday—  Estranged Husband Makes No Comment

Ingrid Bergman Mother of A Baby Boy   She and Roberto Rossellini Reported To Be Verv Happy

Ingrids Baby Tentatively Named “Roberto ; Mother And Rossellini “Very Happy”

ALLIED FORCE READY TO TAKE ADVANCE NORTH   Red Reinforcements Still En Route To Capital

200,000 Troops Stand on Alert for Mac's Order   U. S. Third Division Ready for Action; S. Koreans Slow Up

Sherman Tanks Enter Battle W ith Koreans   First In War Lead U. Unit To Objective og Counterattack

Showdown Near On Nationwide Rent Ceilings  Expediter Says ~ Program Needs More Money

Lack Of Funds May Close Gov't Agency Friday   Senate Banking Committee Has Failed To Act On Bills Providing Money To Continue Controls Until Law Runs Out June 30

Nationalists Petition UN For Probe   Yeh Claims Both Soviet Planes, Fliers Noticed

RUSSIA. AIDING CHINESE REDS   Nationalists Want UN To Send Observers; Early Invasion Expected

Russians Pour Pilots Into China   Nationalists Ask Probe By United Nations

INDIANA FARMER IS NEW GRANGE MASTER   Herschel] D, Newsom, 45, Filling Unexpired Term Of Late Albert §&. Goss

B-295 DROP FIERY DEATH, DESTRUCTION   Bombers Hurl Blow Against Commun. ists Massed on Naktong for Offensive,

Ist Cavalry Wipes Out Bridgehead   B-29 Raid Thought To Have Wrecked  Communist Plans

Cavalry Division Recaptures Waegwan Then Watches Big B-29 Strike Across Naktong

98 B-29s Drop 850- Ton Bomb Load on Red Foe: Yank Successes Continue

Biggest Raid of War Puts 3,000  Bombs on Enemy  Believe Attack Upset Communist Plans for Drive on Taegu   Believe Attack Upset Communist Plans for Drive on Taegu

A To 6 Divisions Are ' Caught In Raid; Town Retaken By U. S. Forces

Big B-29 Fleet Pours 850 Tons Of Bombs On 60,000 Massed Troops   infantrymen Recapture Waegwan, Wipe Out One Bridgehead And Contain Second Bulge.

Superfort Fleet Pours : Biggest Bomb Load Of War On North Koreans:

500-Pound Missiles Sown 150 Feet Apart   Fighter Planes Scour Target After 2-Hour Superfort Raid; Infantry Recaptures Waegwan

On ne Thing In Common: Wounded In Korea  41 U.S. Fighting Men Get arcih  Heart Awards In Mass Ceremon\

1G iven Purple Hearts  It Takes All Kinds In The Army _-And All Kinds Get Wounded

First Purple Heart Ceremony Held At U.S. Hospital For 41 Victims

Mass Ceremony in Washington Honors 44 Veterans With. Presentation Purple Hearts

4] Wounded Are Decorated  ‘I Can Wiggle My Toes Down But Not Up,’ Said One

NO BANK NIGHT TEST PLANNED   Larson Says He Won't Act Unless Abuses Mount

U.S. 10 SUPPORT AUSTRIAN EFFORTS 10 STOP COMMIES   American High Commissioner Ordered To Help Quell Russian-Aided Uprisinags   INCLUDES BOTH POLITICAL AND MILITARY MEASURES

No Early Evacuation Of Greenland Bases   Nashington Fails to Confirm Statement by Copenhagen Paper to Effect American Forces Would Depart, Beainning June 30. Pn   ATLANTIC PACT PROBLEM

‘State Colleges Are $400 Year, Accuses Lynch   ‘Highest Tuition Charged Anywhere in Union,’ Asserts Candidate

Writer Admits He Invested In Stamp Deal   Made $825 Through Transactions With Postal Official

Red Forces Flee in Panic As: Yanks Spring Trap On Outmatched. Enemy

Yankees Drive Within Three Miles Of Chinju, Enemy ‘Annihilated™   Battle Of Bridgeheads Favors North Koreans Only In Elbow Of Naktong, Counter Attack.

Ralph Carr, Twice GOP Governor Of Colorado and Candidate Aaain This Year, Dies Suddenly

Tio-Time Governor of Colorado Dies; G.O.P. ‘ow Without Candidate

Fire On Train Takes 5 Lives  Jewel Thieves May Have Started Blaze

U.S. LOAN TO ~ SPAIN IS READY   Any Sizeable Grant Will Hinge On Nation’s Economic Reforms

Announce Terms  Of Phone Contract   Reclassification of Certain Cities Will Provide Wage Boosts

Phone Contract Terms Bared; Bell System Says It Must Have Higher Rates Or Halt Improvement Program

Sania Fe Diesel and Wabash Fre Crash af Hardin   Collision Kilis No One But Engineer Suftfers from Shock.

Far East Air Force Commander Says Russians Not Flying Korean Pianes

$70,000 Loss, 37 Injured in Fairview Fire   Tank Blaze Turns Out To Be Major Disaster; Two Men Painfully  Burned Fighting Blaze

Radar Posts Add To U. S. Security  Civilians Also Get Roles as Spotters

SOME INSURANCE AGAINST SECOND: PEARL HARBOR:   Radar And Civilian Plane Spotting Networks Are Developing      160,000 CIVILLANS TO RECEIVE TRAINING

No More Pear] Harbors a $n er bors  Radar And Civilian Plane  Spotting Networks Planned

Nation’s Radar Plane Spotters Moving Ahead   Military Heads View Setup As Some Guard Against Surprise Hit

Civilian Defense Setups Insure Protection To US  Lookout System   Lookout System To Be Maintained lf War Threatens

FBI Captures Top Criminal   Second Arrest Made In Wisconsin Shop

Two Tito Notes Blast Bulgaria   Yugoslays Charge Border Violations

Chinese Say They'll Leave Korea Only After Foreign Troops Depart

HUGE MINE FIELD [IS CLEARED  UN Amphibious Landing ‘Starts New ‘End Run’ Against Enemy

Korea News Writer Tells  Experience   Journey Labeled ‘Ghastly Exodus’

TO ENDOWMENT FUND    Bequest of Nearly $10,000 Is Left by Mrs. F. B. Dains

To Cut Short Inchantown Gap Program anc Prepare To Train At Camp Atterbury, Ind.

28th Division Greets News With Feeling of Relief; Unit to Train in Ind.

National Guard To Break Camp  At Indiantown Will Go to Camp Atterbury, Ind.,  For Trainina Sametime Aftar fant 7

KKKKKK SEN, LUGAS SAYS U, N.  WAR IN KOREA MAY HAVE PREVENTED WORLD WAR III

TWO SELECTE IN BEAUTY TEST   Miss California And Miss Connecticut Win In Preliminaries But Another  ' May Win Prize.

Pastors Look Upon Wine When It Is Red, Take Look At Cietnnorce After That Came Pulnit-Lead Raids On Clubs

Parsons In Oklahoma County Stage Raids On Bootleggers And Girl Shows In Night Clubs

Rotarians To Hear Agriculture Envoy   OKLAHOMA RAIDERS SWING INTO ACTION Liquor-Hating Parsons Now Turn Wrath On Strip Shows

Target For Tonight; Liquor, Strippers  Oklahoma Parsons Crack Down

Girlie Shows to Feel Wrath ‘Whiskey-Hating Parsonsin Raids Against Bootleqgers

Pastors Attack Oklahoma Vice  Bootleggers Raided; Strip Tease Next

Whiskey-Hating Parsons Start Raids, Sav Girlte-Girlie Shows to Be Kext 

Bootleggers, ‘Take It Off’ Shows -Taraets of Oklahoma County Cleray

AMUSEMENT TAX AT LITTLESTOWN   Borough Council Overrides Burgess Motter’s Veto To Pass Levy Effective January 1, 1951

Break Biggest Fence Ope ration  Police ( Confiseate $500,000 In Loet

Violence Takes At Least 24 Lives   Traffic Accidents Lead Weekend Toll In North Carolina

CHIEF FOR FORCE THAT WILL DEFEND EUROPE 1S URGED   North Atlantic Pact Nations Asked to Name Supreme + Commander Without Further Delay.   SENSE OF URGENCY BEHIND PROPOSAL   Committee Recommends Un disclosed Armed Units Each of 12 Countries Should Contribute.

Pact Nations Want Supreme Defense Boss   Combined Forces Would Be Set Up To Defend Western Eurepe

Military Chiefs Urge Supreme  Commander for Eurobe Defense   Red Counterattack Hits South Koreans   Somé lteservists May Be  Son Troops to Europe eleased by Nex! Summer

High Command Is Urged For Atlantic Pact Army To Guard Western Europe   Eisenhower Prominently Mentioned For Post Of Supreme Commander; Feeling Of Urgency Pervades Meeting Of Allied Military Men

Ailantic Pact Top Chief Urged   Military Delegates Feel Matter To Be Uraent. ts Report.

Leaders Silent On Nationality Of Top General   Reorganization of Military Structure of Treaty Tc Recanimended

Hint Ike to Head 12-Nation Forces  Appointment ‘Urgent, Say Military Chiefs

Eisenhower Is Believed Choice For Commander   ile ee ek ie   Conferring With President This Week End; Nucleus of Combined Force May Be in Existence bv Januarv.

Pact Chiefs Ask For Army Head In Hurry  Eisenhower Has Week-End Date With TT seeanene Linwasneu Alaod Alet Fenilainad

Atlantic Pact Countries Favor Supréime Leader To Defend West Europe

‘Pact Officials Call for Early Supreme Defense Command Eisenhower May Be Chief

COMMANDER FOR DEFENSE FORGE RECOMMENDED   Eisenhower May Be Asked To Take Important Post   CONFEREES STRESS URGENCY OF MATTER

{KE SUGGESTED Pact Chiefs Urgently Favor ~ Supreme Commander Soon

Tornado Strikes Columbus County   Several Persons Are Hurt; Property Loss Estimated At $50,006

Several Persons Injured  ‘Tornado Hits Lower Columbus Count y;$50,000 Damage Feared

Tolls Heavy As Tornado Hits Columbus Co. Ares   Several Persons Injured, Property Damage Placed At %50.000 In Whiteville Sector

Several Injured; Losses Heavy .... A  Tornado Strikes  Fastern-Carolina

U. 5. Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Two Tests of Pres, Truman's Loyalty Program

Court to Act On Tests of Loyalty Rule   Groups Seeking Removal From U.S. Blacklist

American Casualties In Korea Top  Combined Total af Three Other Wars

Taft Opposes Idea on Controls  Against Giving Truman Blank-Check Powers

Taft Opposes Proposal To Give Truman  ‘Authority To Impose Economic Controls

Taft Opposes Standby Okay  For Controls Unwilling To Give Truman Blank Check On Economic Power

Opposes Giving HST Authority To Impose Economic Controls   Senator Taft Wants Congressional Action If Controls Are Necessary

Taft Fights  Blank Check  For Controls Ohioan Demands Congress Hold Economic Power

Taft Opposes New Controls  Raps Blank Check   Raps Blank Check Type Of Powers

Taft Will Oppose Granting President Standby Authority to Invoke Controls

Taft Opposes Control Plan  For President      Report Advisers Are Divided On Proposal  For Standby Powers

Standby Powers Opposed by Taft   Objects to Giving White House Blank Check to Pat Wartime Economic Contrals Into Operation

Taft Opposes Giving Power For Controls   Says He’s Willing To Work With The Administration If Curbs Are Necessary

GOP Leader Would Fight New Powers  Willing To Work  On Controls Bill

Taft Opposes Truman Grip   . President Plans No Request for Controls

GOP Opposes Giving Pres.  Power To. Impose Controls   Taft Wants To Keep Authority For Economic Controls In Hands Of Congressmen If Possible

Won't Vote Blank Cheek  For Controls   Taft Opposed To Giving Truman Too Much Authority

Taft Wants Congress To  Decide Issue  Tenth’? Rind Tiked-:   ‘Truth’ Fund Liked; Committee Expects ‘Work On H-Bomb

Taft Opposes Standby Power For President   Believes Congress Ought To Be on Job, Approve Needed Measures

Streamliner Rams Cars in Heavy Fog. 44 Are Injured   Pennsylvania uard Was on Way to Camp

At Least 44 Hurt as Spurit of St. Louis Rams Into Rear of  Guard Cars In Ghio

Vielims Members Of Wilkes-Barre Guard Units On Way To Atterbury; Injured Toll Is Placed At 44

Weather at Yuma   21 Die In Crash of 2 Trains   Penna. Guardsmen Killed In Wreck

Train Wreck  Kills 20 To 29  In Troop Cars 7 he 75 National  al eman Bea   50 to 75 National Guardsmen Are Injured

Toll May Be Higher Among Pennsylvanians, Just Leaving For Duty   Patrol Estimates Fatalities At 25   14 Soldiers Injured; Scenes Of Horror Described By Witnesses

Sleeping Men Crash Victims   Fast Pennsy Spirit of St. Louis Ploughs into Stalled Train

50 Or 75  Injured In Collision   Train, Carrying 700 28th Division Guardsmen to Camp, Hit by Crack Passenger Train in Coshocton, O.

25 Soldiers Die, 60 Others Hurt In Train Crast   Penn. Passenger Special  Ploughs Inte Trainload  Of Sleeping Guardsmen

Troop Train Carrying Hundreds of National Guardsmen Rammed in Rear By Passenger,  More Bodies Feared Missing in Wreckage

50 Or 75 Injured In Ohio Wreck   Spirit OF St. Louis Ploughs Into Rear Of Train

Wreck Occurs In Ohio When Fast Passenger Train Rams Into Rear Of Standing Troop Train This Morning _   LIST OF INJURED REPORTED AT

Bad Accident Occurs Near ‘Coshocton   Pennsylvania Guard Members Victims Of Railway Tragedy

Crack Flyer Plows Into Troop Carrier In Ohio   Penn Guard Unit Was Enroute To Indiana Camp

Fast Passenger Train Rams Into Troop Train; 28 of Men Injured in Serious Condition

‘Troop Train Is Hit During Heavy Fog   Toll May Reach Higher; 44 Others Injured

heal onortage Is in Facilities RRR RRR nnn  War, Politics Blamed For Water Shortaqe:

War, Politics Cause Shortage Water Supply  Lack Of Planning Ane   Lack Of Planning Ant Facilities Cause Of Manv Inconvyeniences

War And Politics Are Given Blame For Widespread US Water Shortages

War, Political Interests Blamed For Lack. Of Water In Parts Of Nation; Experts Hold  Convention To Discuss Improving Situation

War, Politics Blamed for U.S. Water Shortage   Convention Says Nation Needs More Water Works Programs

Nation’s Water Shortage Is Blamedon War, Politics by Experts at Philadelphia Meeting

Believe Believe It, Or Not Or Not  War, Politics Blamed For U. S. Water Shortage

West to Unite ‘Defense Force  Within Weeks   Truman Sees Quick Action After Receiving Report Of Brussels Parley

Frozen Feet Much in Evidence as Mercury Falls Near Zero in Korea

July Fourth Holiday Toll Vtarts Early   Twenty-Eight Already Killed As Nation Begins Long Fourth of July “Celebration

Nation’s Autos Hit the Road; Death Toll 36   26 Die in Traffic Already ac Long Holiday Gets Off to Start

ROADS JAMMED WITH TRAFFIC   Nation’s Motorists Take To Highway For Holiday Week-end Jaunts.

Nation Begins Enjoying Long Holiday Weekend  National Safety Grouy   National Safety Group Expects 385 Persons To Die in Accidents

Truman, Tired by Strain of Crisis, Aboard Yacht for Two-Day Cruise

Perfect Weather Prevails At Start Of Four Day Vacation; icnics, Fishing Trips, Vacations At Resort Areas Planned   TWENTY DEATHS ARE PEPORTED IN NATION

Holiday Trek Begins in U.S.   Tremendous Traffic Movement Reported

Mustangs, Jets Attack Enemy Troops, Towns  Navy Pilots Join Fliers Of Land-Besec

U.S. PLANES STRAFE N. KOREA POSITIONS   Good Weather Aids Air Raiders Support 6. I’s

Aid fo Service Families OKd   Senate Acts Quickly; House Ta Follow

ALLOWANCE FOR FAMILY VOTED   Raises Hopes Of Backers Of Universal Military Training

>resent Campaign One of Quietest in Years   Brannan Farm Plan Is Only Challenged Issue in lowa’s Crowded Primary

Urgent Cabinet Meeting Called For New Delhi   Nation Is Taking Serious View

Nehru Calls Cabinet For Special Talks   Chinese Troops Reported Marching Into Ancient Land

American Air and South Korean Ground Units Team to Blast Strong Red Force

Army, Navy Chiefs Will Visit Tokyo  (« digs —e 7 hx a=... .sa.-) 1... 7 4 oe   Collins, Sherman Fly Tomorrow To War Conference

Senate Group Approves Pay, Consumer Controls   Commitee Rejects Idea Of Truman Standby Powers; Solons Vote Prison Terms For Hoarders And Black Marketeers

Point of Change to Be Fixed Later; Bill Hits Hard at Hoarders and Black Marketeers With Jail Threat.

Senate Bloc Votes Automatie Controls  Based On Cost Rise      Alarm Clock Method of Invoking Wage, Price Curbs and Rationing Wins Approval; Okay Criminal Penalty Plan for Hoarders —

Senators Tie Living Costs To Rationing   Pay and Price Curbs Also Would Go Into Effect Automatically At Prescribed Level

Committee.  Okays Price Controls Cost of Living  Will Be Basis Of-T eoislation

SENATE GROUP FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL PLAN   Would Operate If Cost O! Living Rises To Cer tain Point   BILL HITS HARD AT BLACK MARKETEERS

Wage, Price Curb Rationing Linked To Cost of Living   Senate Committee Approves Automatic Controls Plan; Tax Increase on Television Sets and Deep Freezers Written in Bill

Automatically Set Controls Win Approval   Senate Committee Adopts New Method To Curb Inflation

AUTOMATIC WAGE AND PRICE CURBS UIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Group Votes for Controls to Become Effective If Living Costs Reach Certain Point.   IDEA OF STANDRY POWERS ABANDONED   Amendment Written Into Bill Threatens Fines and Jail Terms for Hoarders and Black Marketeers,

Favors Automatic Price-Pay Checks And Rationing  If Costs Increase ©

‘Alara Clock’ Method Automatic Price-Wage Controls Voted by Rody   Television Sets, Freezers Tayed

Curbs And Rationing Would Be ‘Automatic   Committee Plans To Fix Point Later Beyond Which Prices Could Not Go ©

Automatic Controls. Proposed   Living Cost Rise To Act As Alarm. Clock. Is Scheme

Tamperatures   Reds on Yanks’ Heels as They Withdraw to River Line; Bridges Destroyed

Naktong River Is Established as  ‘No Retreat’ Line  Beachhead Around Pusan Is Now Size of Connecticut.

90,000 Now Face Enemy Along Front   Form New Defenses Reinforced With Marine Troops

40,000 READY TO DRIVE BACK AED ASSAULTS   North Koreans Advance After Yank Retreat to 35 Miles of Pusan.

24th Division Units Are Holding Firm; Planned Withdrawals Are Made

Communists Attacking In Force Against New U. S. Line But 24th Division Holding Firm   SOME MARINE UNITS REPORTED IN LINES

Red Army’s First Feeler Punches Are Beaten Back   Defenders Near Numerical Equality As 90,000 Defense Troops Are Massed On “No Retreat” Line

AMERICANS ‘DIG IN’ AND HOLD OFF NEW ATTACK OF REDS   Fresh Marine Units Take Places In Lines; Withdrawals Strengthen U.S. Positions; Outlook For Victory Is Bri ghter.

N. Korean Troops Within 30 to 35 Miles of Pusan  Yank Forces Have Fended Off First

Establish New Line of No Retreat 30 to 35 Miles From Pusan on South Coast and Eight Miles From Taegu, Throw Off Red Feelers

Foe Hits in Force At: River Defenses   Americans W. ithdraw 15 Miles To New Positions Alone Naktong

U.S., South Korea  Forces Are Nearly Equal to Commies   Powerful Air Strike«

a CLIMAX © Foes Now At Equal Strength   SOUTH KOREANS TAKE YONGDOK

S. Koreans Retake Cit y Of Yonedok   U. S. 24th Under Heavy Enemy Bombardment But Still Holding

U.S. Troops Complete General Withdraw Of Up to 15 Miles on Western Front

South Koreans Recapture Yongdok and Push Northas Navy’s Big Guns Shell Foe 

Reds Massing However for  Full Assault   Almost 90,000 Americans Defending Shrunken ' Beachhead

Commies Move : Within 35 Miles Of Port of Pusan   Americans, South Koreans Dig In on Line Of No Retreat Alona Naktona River

Reds Gather for New Lunges at  Reinforced Allies   Cocky Marines Move to Front Lines With Prestige of Corps at Stake

Heavy Fighting Rages On New Defense Line  Only 35 Mi. From Pusan   South Korean Forces, Aided By Big U. S. Naval Guns, Push North After Retaking Yongdok.

Corning Glass Told PSC Won't Cut Off Gas To Albion Plant   Won't Jeopardize Albion Location

How fo Become Rich in 107 Years   Ton Dollar Accaunt Started In 1942 Grows Into $990 Dollara as of Now

Getting Rich Easily - The Wolf Can Be Beat Off Save $10 for 107 Years

“Good Sized Rainstorm” to DrenchN. E.   Winds ot Gale Force at Sea; Few Strona ‘Winds Inland

Missionary Plane with 24. Crashes   Rescuers Search Teton Mountains for Wreckage

Hope To Save Some Of 24 Occupants   Rescuers with Climbing Gear Approach Wreckagt High in Wyoming's Teeton Range.

Fear 24 Killed As California Missionary Piane Hits Mountain Peak In Wyoming

Plane Rams Mountain In Teton Range   Missionary Group Aboard Included  Ten Children

Fomenting War, He Charges In Speech   President Assails Them for Cynical Disregard of Mankind

Russ Blasted By Truman as War Plotters   Soviet Assoilad for Aggression While Preaching Peote

§t. Louis Hears Stinging Attack On Communism   Condemns Moscow. For Keeping ‘Largest Peacetime Army’

Indicts Red Rulers In Major Speech   Declares Soviets Preach Peace But Are Preparing for Conflict

Truman Assails Russian Motives, Threats to World  President's Biting   President's Biting Address Denounce: Moscow's Tactics

Tesi Flays Russia In Bitterest Indictment  Since Cold War Started

Truman Blasts Russian Policy In Blunt Speect   President Bitterly Assails Soviets In St. Louis Address

President Blasts Russia For Talk of Peace While Nation Arming for War

TRUMAN CHARGES. REDS TALK PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR   President Assails Russia for Maintaining World's Largest Army and Imposing !  National Slavery,   BITTER INDICTMENT IS HEARD BY 35,000   Executive Speaks Confidently in St. Louis of Ability of Free Nations to Defend Themselves,

Truman Lashes Soviet Russia Over Policy   Chief Says Russia Talking Peace But Preparing For War

LEADERS PREPARE FOR WAR THOUGH THEY CRY PEACE   President’s St. Louis Address Minces No Words As He Takes Forthright Stand For Peaceful Preparedness.

‘Russ Setting SiahtsOn War   Truman Gives Blistering Sneech Against Soviets

Flays Reds For Keeping Large Army   Says Russian Leaders Blocking Peace; Hits lsolationists at Home

Truman Hit: Reds In St. Louis Talk   Blunt Indictment Hurled At Russia: Ageression Charged

Preaching Peace, Preparing For War, He Charges   Says Threat Being Offset By Growing Strength Of Free World

Reds Preach Peace, Foment War: Truman   Says Growing Strength of Free World "Ts Offsettine Russ Threat

Aggressive Tactics Of Russia Hit   Soviets Preach Peace -While Attempting To Foment Trouble, Asserts President

Truman Flays  Red Leaders   Says Reds Preach Peace, Practice Aggression; U.S. to Meet Threats

Soviet Given Verbal Blast By President   Russians Draw Fire For Aggression And World Peace Perile

Truman’s Talk Raps Red Leaders   President Charges Moscow Preaching Peace While Fomenting Aggression, Denanasivn fac Wax

Truman Bitterly Assails Nation in Missouri Talk   Foment Aggression, He Says; Russ Chiefs ‘Disregard’ Mankind

Hurls Blunt Indictment   President's Grim Words Avoid Usual Language Of Diplomacy in Charges

ISOLATIONISTS ALSO TARGETS OF PRESIDENT   Charges Against Reds Phrased In Blunt Language

Truman Flays ‘Militaristic’ Soviet Policy   "Talking Democracy but Setting Up Dictatorshinos’ Hit.

Talk at St. Louis Bristles With Blunt Charges   Asserts Soviet Threat is Offset by Growing Power of Free Lands

Truman Blasts at Soviet War Plans   President Attacks Policy Of Russians After Big Parade in St. Louis

New Atfacks Leveled at Isolationism   Foreign Aid Held Key. to Our Security

Vigorous Attach Made Today In St. Louis Talk   Growing Strength Of Free World Seen as Answer

Truman Charges Soviet Leaders Blocking Peace   President Warns Reds Extending Totalitarian Controls

Truman Bitterly indicts Russian War Preparations   Soviet Leaders Are “Obstacle to Peace,” President Declares.

President Says U.S.S.R. Talks Of Democracy But Sets Un Dictatorship   CHARGE REDS WITH HAVING LARGEST PEACETIME FORCE

Truman Raps Russ For Talking Peace Preparing for War  Gave Read Thrant   Says Red Threat Of War Offset by Western Strenath

President Raps Soviet   Aggression   Thousands Hear Bluat Speech At St. Louis

Says Reds Blast Hopes For Peace   Gives U. S. Reply To Peace Propaganda

Thousands Cheer Blunt Indictment   Reds Criticized for Keeping Huge Peacetime Army

Truman Charges Russia Prepares  For All Out War   Says Soviet Talks Peace And Prepares For War Large Crowd Hears President In St. Louis

Reds Talking Peace, Planning For War—HST   Blistering Attack Or Russ Severest Since Start Of Cold War;  Slavery Imposed

Truman Raps Russia In M. Louis Talk  relays pee och ng Peo «Whi data

Russians Speak of Peace While Preparing for War, President Truman Charaes

Russia Talks Peace, Plans For War--HST   President Fires Blast at Communists in Speech In St. Louis; Specific Charaes Are Made

Militant Truman Says Russia Is Fomenting War   But Free World Powers Grow Stronger, President Declares   In Speech at St. Louis Chief Executive Gives Vigorous Answer to Russian Propaganda Offensive.

Soviet Leaders Under Attack By President   U.S. Enlisted “For The Duration” In Fight For Peace

Claims Reds “Talk Peace, Ready War’   PS in a i In Bhint Address; Hits Isolationism

Growing Might Of Free World Preventing War President   Jefferson Memorial Site of Most Vigorous U. S. Answer to Propaganda

Truman lays Soviet Moves Toward War   Cynical Disregard For Mankind Charged In Talk To St. Louis Crowd

Most Devastating Attack on Soviet Since Cold War Start   Says Russians Have 'Preached National Independence, Imposed ‘National Slavery"

Vigorous Attack Made Today In St. Louis Talk  Rrawinn Str:   Growing Strength Of Free World Seen as Answer

President In Indictment Of Red Acts   St. Louis Foreign Policy Talk Bristles With Bitter Phrases

Wilkes-Barre Starts To Bury ts 33 Soldiers   Over 50,000 Jam Streets, Station As Dead Arrive

Residents of Wyoming Valley Begin Task of Holding Rites For Victims of Tragic Wreck

Purying Of 33 Victims Begun   Bodies of Soldiers Who Died in Railroad Crash Arrive Home

TRAIN VICTIMS’ BURIALS BEGIN   Those Killed In Crash All Residents Of Coal Mining Region

Union Demand:  State Liquor Store Workers ‘Seeking Help by December 

East German Commanists Send Congratulations To North Korean Government

‘German Reds 'Wish North: Good F ighting  Chancellor Urges   Western Allies Be  a  en ; a oe

Encourage Korean Reds   East German Rally Of Communists Sends “Brotherly Greetings”

TIME FOR ACTION: {3 NOW, BRADLEY ASSERT   Integrated Defense Forces Should be Created   RST ANNIVERSARY

‘Gen. Bradley Calls on North Atlantic Pact Nations to Integrate Forces Now

VET HOSPITALS SEEN AS STIMIED   CONGRESS HAS OKED TWENTY-FOUR UNITS; TRUMAN STOPS ORDEF

2 Killed as Bus Smashes Truck  ta (wha. Tei   14 Others Injured In Lawrenceville, N. J.; Truck Had Stalled

Collision Kills. Bus Passenger, Driver Of Truck 14 Others Injured;  Impact Knocks: Wheels From Parked: Vehicle . 

.—MANY SAVED30 Others Overcome By Fumes   VICTIMS ARE SUFFOCATED

Hospital Patients Die, Tied to Beds   Scores Injured as Sanatorium Wing Blazes: Heroic Rescues Staged

More Than 80 Are Injured or Smoke Victims  Some Patients Die Enctaned ta Rinke

ALL OVERCOME BY FUMES OF CELLAR BLAZE   Scores of Others Led _ To Safety by Nurses  And Firemen

Nine Patients In Sanatorium Perish in Fire   Many Others infored or Overcome by Smoke   Probe Begun Into Blaze in Philadelphia, Suburb — May Have Been Incendiary.

Nine Patients Die In Fire  At Sanatorium   Fumes from Basement Fire Suffocate Mental Patients, Some Strapped to Their Beds.

SOME OF FIRE VICTIMS WERE TIED TO BUNKS   At Least 80 Other Patients, Including Men, Women, Rescued from Building

Nine Men Suffocate As Smoke Fills Rooms Of Private Sanatorium For Mentally I]; Rescuers Lead Scores Of Others To Safety

9 Patients Die As Fire Sweeps Home for Aged  Mental Cases Trappee But Firemen, Nurses Rescue Many Others

SOME VICTIMS STRAPPED TO BEDS   Report 30 Other Patients Overcome By Smoke   States Blaze Apparently Started In Basement From Unknown Cause

_STRAPPED IN BEDS Nine Mental Patients Die Of Sanatorium Fire Fumes

9 Perish In Hospital Fire   Mental Patient:  Die Strapped To Bunks

Mental Patients In Barred Room Are Suffocated   Heroic Rescuers Save Many - - Some Hysteria, No Panic

Nine Die In Fire Swept Sanatorium   Chain Bound Patients Terror Stricken; Many Are Rescued

Some Paiienis Were Strapped In Their Beds  30 Are Overcome By Smoke; Scores Are Led To Safety

Nine Male Patients Die as Fire Sweeps Private Sanatorium   Strapped to Their Beds, Men Considered Violent, Expire from Suffocation

Some Victims Were Strapped To Their Beds   Heroic Action Of Nurses, Attendants Saves Many Lives; 80 Persons Injured

—A ANA LORIUM— Smoke Kills  9 Patients;  30 Overcome  Scores Saved By Firemen, Nurses

Nine Male Patients Perish in Sanaforiun Fire: Some Were Strapped to Their Bunks

Six Patients Suffocate in Their Quarters — Three Others Die En Route to Hospitals — Injured Treated for Shock and Effect of Smoke Fumes — Believed To Be “Work of A Firebug.”

ned Inmates Die In Asylum Fire S Sanitarium As Lunatics Finht T.. Fe

Flames Injure Kighty Others; Quick Reseues Prevent Panic   Viremen Rip Wire Mesh Off Windows to Find  Hysterical Inmates

Chained Patients Burned To Death   Heroic Nurses And Firemen Save 75; Frightened Patients Battle Rescuers

'Nine Male Patients Perish In Fire At Sanatorium: 83 Others Injured

NINE VICTIMS SUFFOCATED BY DENSE SMOKE  Male Inmates Tug In Terror at Chains

Scores Injured As Blaze Sweeps Old Sanatorium  Men Strapped To Bunks Or Trapped In Bar  Men Strapped To Bunks Or Trapped In Barred Rooms.

Philadelphia Sanatorium  Wing Burns   Some Of Victima Strapped To Beds3 Many Are Reseued

Hospital Fire Kills 9 Chained Patients   Sanitarium Inmates Smother  In Smoke-Filled Violent Ward

Nine Men Die la Sanatorium Blaze in East   Some Patients Trapped on Bunks, Barred Rooms

Are Suffocated As Smoke Fills Rooms; 30 Hurt   Rescuers Tear Apart Wire Mesh Windows To Reach Victims

30 Persons Felled by Smoke as Flames Seine Institution   Some Strapped to Beds by Arm in Philadelphia Rest Home

Nine Perish In Fire at Sanatorium  Some Patients Chained to Bunks.

More Than 80 Overcome or Injured When Blaze Sweeps One Wing of Institution

75 Screaming Inmates Flee   Suffocation Deaths Bring Arson Prebe

‘STRAPPED 10 BEDS   More Than Seventy Led Te ! Safety By Firemen; Cause Of Blaze Unknown

Fire InSanatorium Kills Nine Patients   ‘Sickening’ Says Fireman of Scene As Flames Sweep Through Barred Rooms Of Philadelnhia Surhurban Inctitutian

Choking Fumes From Laundry Fire Take Heavy Toll 9 Patients Die, 30 Overcome in Philadelphia Sanatorium Blaze

Helpless In Sanatorium... . a OTIUM ns s  Nine Patients Lose Their Lives In Fire

Fire Sweeps Sanatorium; 9 Suffocate  : 31 Overcome At Philadelphia

Patients Perish As More Than 80 Others are Hurt   Some Strapped to Bunks or Trapped In Barred Rooms

9 Patients Dead in Hospital Fire At Philadelphia   Mental Asylum Is Scene of Tragedy ; 30 Are Overcome by Dense Smoke.

Blaze Hits Philadelphia  Sanatorium   Terrified Inmates Savagely Battle Firemen Rescuers

Flames Sweep Violent Ward’ Of Institution   Nurses Lauded For Handling Of Escapees

Sanatorium Fire Kills 9 In Philadelphia  - 30 Escape; Some Mental. Patients Strapped To Beds

Some Victims Were Strapped lo Their Beds  © saaaase Vs atin eee  umes; Fraise

30 Overcome By Smoke; Police Probe Ruins For  Evidence Of Arson   Victims Trapped In Barred Cells When Flames Sweep Rapidly; Nurses Are Heroes.

30 Overcome By Smoke at Philadelphia   Blaze Confined To Hospital Basement

fumes From Cellar Fire Kall Nine Patients. Some Strapped Into Bed

9 Patients Dead in Hospital Blaze Near Philadelphia   Some Strapped Down In Mental Hospital; Manv Are Rescued

Sanatorium Fire Kills ) Patients   Some Victims Were Strapped in Bunks; 83 Felled by Fumes

Some of the Victims Were Strapped to Concrete Bunks; Others Were in Straitjackets

THOSE WHO DIED WERE CHAINED TO CONCRETE   Cut and Bruised Bodies Tell Story Of Futile Strurele

Smoke Affects Fully 80 Others   Some Strapped To Beds Unable To Get Out As Res. cuers Tear Apart Meshed Windows Trying To Free Them

NINE PATIENTS. WERE VICTIMS OF THE FLAMES   Mental Cases Battle _With Firemen  RSbkins thes “Das

30 Overcome In Chestnut Hill Tragedy   Smoke from Basement Blaze Responsible ... For All Deaths

9 Persons Die In  Sanatorium Fire Blaze Broke Out Last Eve ning in Eastern Private Institution  ‘MIGHT HAVE BEEN SET  Some of Patients Injured in Efforts to Escape from  Building  Bulletin Philudelohia. 3 Mer CPA 26-ye: ex-G. etal patient Ndmitted today he set the fire that killed nine sanatorium inmates last night.

Two Others Listed As In Critical Condition After Night Fire   oman Nurse Held  Veroine Of Blaze   She Led Rescue Of Women In Private Pennsylvania Sanitarium

Nurse, Firemen Among 80 Others Hurt, Overcome   Rip Wire From Windows In Helping Hysterical Patients Reach Safety

Soybeans   Patients Are Trapped in Barred and Bolted Rooms-—  Nine Die in Sanitorium Blaze

Nine Patients In Sanatorium  Perish In Fire   Some Were Strapped to Beds; 31 Overcome by  Smoke: Scores Savec

Some Strapped To Beds Perish In Sanitarium  Others Escape, Aided Bv Nurses. Firemen

Men Perish Strapped fo Concrete Beds   80 Injured in Fire at Private Asylum in Philadelphia

Nine Patients Die In Sanitorium Fire   At Least 83 Suffer Injuries; Some Tied To Strait-Jackets

Many Felled by Smoke   83 Overcome as Blaze Sweeps the Sanitorium

‘Some Of Patients Perish While _ . Strapped In Beds   Night Blaze Rages Through Private Institution; Scores Of Hysterical Patienta Led To Safety

Probe Begun To Determine Pos. sibility Of Arson; Thirty Other Persons Are Overcome Or Sickened By The Heavy Smoke   OTHER PATIENTS ARE . CARRIED TO SAFETY

Six Suffocate While Strapped To Their Beds  Fire Chief Declares   Fire Chief Declares Blaze Looked Like ‘Work Of Firebug’

Some Victims Tied To Beds In Sanatorium  80 Persons Overcome By Smoke; Cause Of Blaze Undetermined

Nine Patients In Sanatorium  Perish In Fire   Some Were Strapped In Beds; Victims Wore Suffocated

SUFFOCATE AS RESCUERS RIP OUT WINDOWS   At Least 30 Others Are Overcome In Phila. Sanatorium Blaze

Thirty Hurt; Victims Tied Down In Beds   Firemen Tear Off Screens And Battle Terrorized Inmates

Grand Jury Weighs Doctor's Indictment In Mercy Slaying   Levislation Asked

Belvians Seek  End To Crisis   New Cabinet Is Sought To Leopold Dispute

Belgian Liberal Head Accepts Government Bid   Will Attempt to End Crisis Over Plans For Returning King

POISON TRIAL STARTS TODAY AT PRINCETON   Evansville, Ind., Housewife Is Accused of Murdering Parents.

Defense Comimittee ls Formed To Raise $20,000 For Dr. Sander’s Trial Expenses

Group to Raise $20,000 to Aid  Doctor’s Case   ‘Mercy Killing’ Jury Taken  on Weekend Trips; Nurse Testifies

Accurate Fire of Red Artillery Met In Opening Phase   Communique Also Discloses North Koreans in New Attack

Red Casualfies Heavy in First. U. 5. Offensive   Marines, Gls Push Near Two Miles on 20-Mile-Wide Front

TAKING HEAW TOLL OF EDS IN THEIR WAY   Not Stopped by Artillery and Mortar Fire from Hill Positions.

REDS ‘AMAZED’ AT AID TO KOREA  Soviet Return To UN Provokes Guesses Of Kremlin Intentions

Soviet Press Slaps Dewey   - Attack on Soviet At Banquet Welcoming UN ‘Outrazeously Rude’

China Could Possibly Destroy U.N. Forces in Korea But It ~ Probably Would Mean War 

Star tling Turn of Korean Fighting ‘Summed up in Terrier-Ti iver Parable

UN Army’s Lile Stands at Stake; Chinese Reds Could Trap, Destroy

Hal Boyle Likens Korean Campaign To Terrier Fighting Cat And Tiger   U.N. Forces Could Be Crushed By The Terrific Manpower At Command Of Chinese Reds; A Decision Must Come Soon, He Savs.

Allied Army in North Korea at Mercy Of Chinese Reds If They Push All-Out War —

Flying Boxcar Falls; Three Crewmen Die   Accident First. Involving Fairchild Plane InJapan

War Correspondent Discovers Proof Of Soviet Aid to Korean Communists

Plenty of, Evidence Russians Have Been Aiding Korean Reds   By ROBERT BENNYHOFF

Former Resident  Dies Of Injuries  Rites Held Saturday For Howard B. Field

Reds Tighten  Hanei Squeeze   Pressure South Of Capital ‘Number One Probleny’

Set Up ‘Second Front’  Red Korean Guerrilla Units Active Back of U.N. Fronts

Guerilla Warfare in North Korea May Be Dealt With in Time by Peaceful Koreans

Eight States Represented At Soil Meefing  Governors and Solons To Attend Oklahoma

Smith Says Oil Men Oppose Law ~ For Profit Margin.   Petroleum Committes Replies j in Negative To Governor's Cldim

Charges Gas Tax Opponents Have. Profit Motive   Governor Is “Tired” of oi Interests  ee

Bradley Calls For Teamwork   Diplomats, Military Men Must Cooperate

Civil Defense Study Begins   Soviet A-Bomb Rolk Forces U.S. Action

Speed Is U reed  In U.S. Defense   Russian Atom Blast Give: ‘Hurry-Up’ To Plans

Say Russian A-Bombs May Force Speed-Up In Civilian Defense Plans

Pennsylvanian Mrs. America   ‘How to Hold A Husband’ Tips Told By Nation’s Highly Qualified Wives

Resident of State Awarded Honors  As Mrs. America   Johnstown Woman Namec For Homemaking And Beauty

4 Persons Killed In Unusual Mishap   Car Misses Curve, Climbs Bridge, Lands On Top Another Auto

Give Suspect Lie Test, Find 4 Money Bags   Corporal Believed Away From Hospital Day of Boston Job

Will Serve New Westvace  Chemical Plant North  . of River   PLANT SITE PREPARED

TAUOP THANK AND EXPRESS HIT HEAD-ON   Two Missing and 58 Injured; Incomplete Message Is Blamed.

Eighteen Killed When Canadian Trains Collide   Faulty Orders Blamed For Wreck In Rockies That Injures SixtyFive.

18 Dead in  Va UF  In Canada   12 Soldiers of Unit Bound for Korea Killed in Head-on Collisian

Rescue Workers Dig Out 18 Bodies From Wrecked Canadian Troop Trair

18 Dead, 65 Hurt In Train Collision  Canadian Troop Train  And Passenger Wrecke

18 Die, 53 Injured in  Train Crash   Canadian Troop Train Rams Head-on Into Speeding Express

Bodies Of 14 Soldiers, Pour Trainmen Taken From Wreck In British Columbia; 58 Persons Reported Injured   BLAME INCOMPLETED MESSAGE FOR WRECK

Sixteen Killed When Canadian Trains Collide   Troop Train Hits Express During Snowstorm

Canadian Train Wreck Toll Set at 18 Dead, 65 Hurt   53 Soldiers of UN Brigade Are Among Injured

2 Missing, 65 Injured In Wreck   Troop Train And Express Collide In Mountains

Fear 18 Die In Troop  Train Crash   Canadian Brigade Headed For U: 8.

banker oul Ives.Up :  Civic Leader And Churchman  Confesses Stealing $102.00€

Moscow-Supporter Forces Begin Invasion of Area Backed By United States

Red Korea Launches Invasion   American-Sponsored South Korea Hit; War Said Declared

Declaration of War Reported by North   Headquarters of Defending Group Falls 40 Miles From Capital City

Northern Radio Claims War Declared As Forces Smash Forward   Officer Is Quoted It Is ‘Real Thing’   Weather Held As Deter. rent To Full-Scale Fight; Reports Scattered

EXTRA   DECLARATION OF WAR MADE   Moscow Supported Forces Cross 38th Parallel, Capture Town.

BRANNON AGRICULTRAL PLAN BATED ‘DEAD’ THIS SESSION   Committee Chairman Indicates Proposal Won't Be Pushed

Make No Headway In K. C. Slaying  Officers Center Investiga‘tion on Out-of-Town Connections  BUT GET LITTLE HELP  Coroner Expects to View  “Many More Bodics in   BUT GET LITTLE HELF   Coroner Expects to View “Many More Bodies in Next Few Days”

Question Friends Of Victims About Double Slaying  Get Little Help But Push Probe

"SEEK SYNDICATE CONNECTION IN BINAGGIO DEATH   POLITICAL BOSS, COMPANION SLAIN IN KANSAS CITY

Fear Blood Bath Of Retaliation By Underworld   Check Out-of-Town Connections for Clue To Double Murder

Look for More Slayings in Wake of Binaggio Death   Eansas City Sees a Blood Bath Prospect  in Binks SP:

Binaggio 5 Friends Give Little Help   K. C. Cops Quiz 25; Underworld Revenge Slayings Are Feared

: White House has No Comment Police Seek Information Fron Associates of Slain Binaggio

Friends’ Of Binaggio Give Cops No Help   Kansas City Star Sees ‘Race To Forestall A Blood Bath’

CLUES LACKING IND SLAYINGS   Crime Linked With Under.  world Because Of Gamb ling Promises

More Than 25 of Binaggio’s Close Friends Questioned: Inquire Into Trips

Gang Warfare Feared Resulf Of Two Deaths   Police Run into Blank Wall in Efforts to Find Executioners of Charles Binaaagio and Henchman

Anticipate Blood Bath In K. C.   Police Say Other Gang Killings Have Brought Swift Retaliation: Few Clues

Gangland Blamed In Binaggio Case  Kansas City Fears Outbreak of War

Police Probe Qut - Of - Town Connections Of Binaggio   More Than 25 Close Associates Questioned: Information Obtained Zero

Make No Headway In K. C. Slaying   Officers Center Investiga hon on Out-of-Town Connections   BUT GET LITTLE HELP   Coroner Expects to View “Many More Boches in Next Few Days”

Few Clues in Binaggio Killing Fear Outbreak of Gang Slayings at Kansas City

KC Police Quiz Pals Ot Binaggio   Investigation Centers on Out-of-Town Hook-ups Of North Side Ruler   FEAR RETALIATION   Officials Expect Further Bloodbaths as Result Of the Double Murder

Associates Of Political Lord Are Questioned   Underworld Blood Bath In Kansas City Feared By Police

Police Fail To Get Evidence in Probe Of Death of Kansas City Political Boss

Binaggio Slayer Hunted by Police   Out of Town Tie Ups Are Under Scrutiny

)  Committee Committee O.K K.  House A ouse A pproves Bill For ‘M iddle-Income Homes

House Group 0. K.’s ‘Middle’  Housing Plan   Approve 2 Billion Cor. poration for Loans to Dwelling Co-operatives

Senators lo Hear Of Coal Output Decline   Operators, Union Likely To Complain About Oil Imports

WINTER FIGHTING PROBABLE Balance Sheet of Good, Bad News on Korea War

House Moves te Note Executive Broader Authority‘to- Regulate Domestic Economy

HOUSE FAVORING WAR CONTROLS   Three Bills Proposed To Give President Power Te Manage Economic Front.

riouse Favors More Conirols  President May Get  fh: Penta Neier. «6 CISC S aie einer! =

 —ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION— Broad Controls May Be Offered President

Decision on Extent of Power Is Believed Near a een A NR  acpcamaenanativaraaatanal  House in Mood Today to Grant Broader Controls to Presiden

House Nears F inal Vote — On Controls   ‘Strong Sentiment Found in Favor of Giving Truman Authority To Impose Rationing.

House in Mood To Give President Powers; Undecided on How To Do Ii

House Ready To Vote Broad Home Controls   Anxious fo Give Truman More Powers Than He Requests

VOTE NEAR ON WAR CONTROLS   House In Mood To Give  Truman Broader  Powers

Truman Asks Full Control, Taft Charges   President Wants To Rule Congress, Senator Says

U.S. Grange Master Dies After Speech  Goss Had Urged Labor Parity Idea

Stephenson Ordered Back  To Indiana   Former Klan Leader Delays Extradition From Minnesota With New Legal Maneuver

Anti-Hoarding Ban Clamped On Industry   fesiriclions on Installment Buying Alse Become Affective in Nation

Forbid Industrial Hoarding, Clamp Curbs on Credit   Bigger Down Payments and Shorter Time to Meet Balance Put in Effect On Autos, Refrigerators and Other Consumer Cocds to Fight Inflation

Federal Anti-Hoard Order Is Issued to Halt Stockpiling   Metals, Minerals, Chemicals, Construction Materials and Rubber on List Which Industry Can’t Save in Quantity

Sandusky, Erie-co Officials Join 'In Special Ohio Civil Defense Meet

Truman Policy Takes 2 to 1 Beating In State Primaries   Monroney Beats Thomas in Torrid Oklahoma Runoff

Upsets Feature Primaries Held In Four Stafes   Sen. Thomas Beaten  In Oklahoma Vote

Monroney Ousts Thomas From Senate   McMath Wins In Arkansas Primary

Southern Voters Deliver Setback to Truman But Arkansas Friend Winner

NAVY TO USE 49 MORE WARSHIPS   -O1OMBIAN TROOPS SMASH REVOLT -  Critics OF ‘Fair  Deal’ Win. In n Two States  Nomination

Sen. Thomas Is Defeated   Foe of Brannan Plan Beats Veteran In Oklahoma Race

TAX IDEA DECLINES   Industrial Levy Losing Fav. or, Research Bureau Reports

Navy Plans Dress Rehearsal Of Thursday’s Try To Move Missouri From Shoal In Bay

Dress Rehearsal For Floating Mo Sef Tomorrow   Believe Battleship May Be Floated Ahead Of Schedule

NAVY PREPARING TO FREE BIG MO      May Be Refloated During  “Dress Rehearsal”.

‘Big Mo ‘May Float During ‘Rehearsal’   Navy Planning Practice Run

SAYS CHARGE IS FILED IN SANDER CASE   Is Barred from Practice in Two Catholic Hospitals

Nature of Charges by Medical Society Not Disclosed; Bishop Brady Delivers Attack on Euthanasia.

Gunman in  Slaughter Of In-Laws   Attempts To Wipe Out Family of Estranged Wife; Four Hurt.

5 Relatives Are Slain By Berserk Vet   Man Armed With Four Guns Nabbed In Battered Auto

Trapped by N. J. State Troopers Without a Shot   Surrenders Meekly Early Today; Ask Policemen to Kill Him

Shoots Up In-Laws In Family Row   Heavily Armed Fugitive Captured in New Jersey Wild Lands Without Giving Trouble.

New Jersey Veteran Slays Wife's  Mother, ,Father, Grandmother, Uncle And Aunt; Wounds Two Others   TRIES TO ESCAPE BUT IS CAPTURED

Four Others In Critical Condition   Vet Attempts to Wipe Out Estranged Wife’s Family

Capture Crazed Husband Who Murdered Five and Wounded Four in Attempt to Exterminate Estranaed Wife's Family

Crazed Husband Kills Viveof Wife’sRelatives  . Four Others, Including Wife, Are Criticatly Wounded: Slaver-is Captured

Berserk Vet . Slays Five of Wife's Family   Young Husband With Gung’ Runs Amok, Captured Without Struccle

Ex-Gl Shoots In-Laws in Rampage   Shooting Spree Follows Vow To Wipe Out Family

Lovelorn Vet Goes Berserk; 5 Die, 4 Shot   Police Nab Slayer Flecing in Sedan: In-Laws Victimized

EIGHT “OTHERS TO BE TRIED  “Two Movie Writers Begin Prison.  Terms For Defying House Group

How Big Is City? He Guessed It!      Film Writers  Humidity Here Now In Jail  Near Bottom

Handcutfed Together, 2 Hollywood Writers Are Taken to Jail fo Serve Sentences

Contempt Count Sends Pair To Jail  Two Writers Begin Terms For Refusing  To Give Answers

Film Writers Start Year Terms in Jail   Lawson, Trumbo Lose Motions for Probation Reducton in Terms

Northwest  Ripped By  High Winds Duluth Bears  Brunt Of Storm; Damage Extensive

New Storms Threatening Flooded City   Rampaging Red River endangers Winnipeg; 12 000 Leave Homes

Rising Flood Waters Gnaw At Winnipeg  New Threat Seen In Brewing Storm

Naming Daughter  Of Elizabeth Now  Pet British Sport Suggestions Pour In, Including Numerous Victorias and Marys

Princess Unnamed SAAR RROD  Britons Table Usual Reserve  To Cheer Baby

Guessing Name For England's Royal Baby New Game For People of Britain

BRITONS SHELVE USUAL RESERVE, CHEER PRINCESS   Royal Salutes Fired for Daugh. ter of Princess Elizabeth. Child Not Named.

Guessing Princess’ Name  Happy Britons Speculate on Many Choices

Taylor’s Bid For Idaho Renomination Headlines ‘Tuesday Voting Interest

Curbs Proposed by Sen. Wiley   Control Inflation, President Advised

MILITARY AID BEING RUSHED FROM JAPAN   Key Defense Point. North Of Seoul  Fall Ta Cammunicte

Capital City Ready For Dawn Strike   1,000 Americans Being Evacuated

Response of People to Plea for _ Blood Revives N. Y. Judge's Faitl

Truman Pushes Seaway Project   St. Lawrence Power and Seaway Legislation Asked in Budaet

Search Continues For B-36 Missing More Than 32 Hours   Plane Reported Further South Than Believed

Work To Go On, Until Plan For Control ls Sure .  Most Leaislater: —«:   Most Legislator, — Go Afong With Act Of Notion’s Chie€ ..

Scientists Get Fateful Order For H-Bomb   Directs AEC To Press Forward On Development Of Atomic Weapons For Defense, National Security

Hints Atomic Experts Already Have Assiotiment          Need Tt For. Defense: He Says In Surprise & Statement

Cost of Producing New Weapon Estimated Up to $4 Billion; Senate-House Committee Quickly Gets Busy.

TRUMAN ORDERS DREAD HYDROGEN BOMB DEVELOPED   Cost Put at $100,000,000 to $41,000,000,000 — Decision Applauded on Capitol Hill.   SPEED IN CREATION URGED BY WMAHON   Super - Weapon Reputedly Light to 1,000 Limes More Devastating Than Atomic Bombs.

Work Planned Until Control Action Occurs   Executive Directs Action  In All Atomic Fields ‘Kies TT @ QGeaweatew

Fateful Order Given As Defense Measure   President Directs Atomic Energy Commission: To Continue Work On All Forms. Of Atomic Weapon:

Truman Orders Production of Hydrogen Bomt  President Says New Weapon Necessary fo

Truman Surprises C ongress By Ordering Development Of Powerful Implement To Begin At Once

Says This Natior Must Prepare To Defend Itself Against Any Possible Attack

TITO WOULD ET SAME HELP AS IN KOREA   Communists Said Massing Troops On Borders

California, Nevada Rivers Threatening New Floods   Guardsmen Sandbag Truckee at Reno While Hundreds Prepare to Evacuate Elsewhere

California Area  Again Receives  Flood Warnings American River On  Rampage In Vicinity . OF Sacramento Valley

STATE TEACHERS WILL GET RAISE   Seven Million Dollars Will Be Distributed In Checks Before Christmas.

Rose Jewel Robbery Is Cracked; Arrest . Two, Seek Two More   Butler Was a Key Man In $25,000 Grab Tho An Unwitting Figure

Jewel Robbery Al Rose Home Solver      Butler Key, "But. “Unwit  ting; Figttre. In: $25, Q00° Tint

Senate Votes To Revamp Two Agencies   Vote on Three Others Fixed For Tuesday

Senate Fails To Finish Revamp Bills  Will Vote On Three Plans Today

Pleads Innocent To Merey. Killin  Dr. Hermann N. Sander Free Pending Trial;

Dr. Sander Pleads Innocent fc First Degree Murder Indicimen   State Agrees to Freedom Under Bond Pending His Trial

"Mercy Death’ Doctor Almost Shouts Denial of Guilty at Court Hearing

Sander Pleads “Not Guilty”   Free Pending Trial, But Must Refrain  From Practice ’

‘MERCY DEATH’  TRIAL DATE TO BE SET LATER   State Agrees to Let Sander Stay Free Under Bond

Dr. Sander Pleads Innocent To Mercy Slaying   Continues Free Under Bond

Innocent Plea is Entered by Doctor To Mercy Slaying  F reed on $25,000

New Hampshire Doctor Enters Innocent Ple: When Arraigned on Charge of Murder

Doctor Denies  Murder Charge   Physician Free On Bail But Is Suspended From Practice

Mercy Doctor Can't Practice   Pleads Not Guilty, ls Out Under Bond

Trial Date To Be Decided On Before April 1   Accused of Injecting Air Into Cancer Sufferer’s Veins

Doctor Pleads Innocence in  Mercy Killing  Rett f'amtinnan   Bail Continued As Sander Agrees To Stop Practicing

NOT GUILTY PLEA FILED BY SANDER   Medical  Practice Ban I: Imposed by Court. ~

TM INNOCENT SAYS DOCTOR   Arraigned On ‘Mercy Killing’ Charge; Bail Continued

“NOT GUILTY” SAYS SANDER IN MERCY DEATH   Remains at Large On $25,000 Bail Until Trial

Dr. Sander Makes Plea of Innocent   Free Under Bond on Murder Charge in “Mercy Slaying”

DOCTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MERCY SLAYING   Stays Free on Bond But Is Forbidden to Practice,

; Down The Hatch:  Congress Plans Quick Death (Of Many Truman Proposals   Doctor In Mercy Killing Case Freed In $25,000 Bail After Innocent Plea

‘Doctor Pleads Innocent in Loud \Voice to Indictment of Murder. -

Plea Of Innocent Is Made  ‘Mercy ’Death Medico Gets Murder Charge

Pleads Innocent To Mercy Killing   Dr. Hermann N. Sander Free Pending Trial; Can’t Practice Now

Innocent, Plea of Dr. Sander   Answers Indictment in-a Mercy Slaying

Innocent Plea  Of Young M.D.   Dr. Sander Charged With Murder In A ‘Mercy Killing’

Dr. Sander Enters Not Guilty Plea   Freed on $25,000 Bail, but Can't Practice Medicine

Bermuda Alert ror Hurricane  Florida Storm Loss Extensive: 3 Dead

Bermuda Set For Storms  Due Frida y   140-Mile Winds Reported On The Way; 3 Dead In Florida Blow

U. 5. ignores Agreement On Korea, Charge  Vishinsky Charges Americans Attempt   Vishinsky Charges Americans Attempt To Bolster Fascist State: Aid Vote Nea

Red Delegate Charges U.N. Backing U.S.   Declares Action Is ‘Legal Mantle For Aggression

Vishinsky Assails  US Policy   U. S. Delegate Austin States the Talk is ‘Repetition Of The Big Lie’

Document Is ‘Direct Aggression’ Against Korea, Russian Says   Eight-Nation UN Resolution Was Designed To Cast Mantle Of Legality On American Intervention, He Contends; Vishinsky To Introduce Own Resolution

Vishinsky In Tirade On  Korea Action   Soviet Charges U.N. *Ageressors’ In War Against Communists

Vishinsky Hits Plan for Korea   ‘Direct Aggression’ Charged hy Russian

Vishinsky Hits Korea Formula as Aggression Policy  Claims Proposal   Claims Proposal Would ‘Legalize’ U.S. Intervention

Blasts Aim As Aggression   ‘UL S. Delegate Calls Rus sian’s Chorges Repetition Ot “The Big. Lie”

Vishinsky Charges American Aims Are Cloaked by JU. N.   Austin Counters Wiih Declaration That Russia Tells “Big Lie.”

Brand Charge By Vishinsky The Big Lie   Russian UN Delegate Claims Aggression by 8 Nation Resolution

Vishinsky Calls UN Korea Actior Aggression  Soviet Spokesman Denounces British

Reds Fight Korea Plan Vishinsky Says UN   Vishinsky Says UN Peace Proposal Only Legalizes Aggression

UN Korea Plan Blasted By Reds As ‘Aggression’  Propesel Besigned To  Bente: Pheetiemtinm

Vishinsky Flays 8-Nation U.N. Resolution   Says It Constitutes ‘Direct Aggression’ Against Kereans

U.N.’s Korea Plan Blasted   Vishinsky Calls Actien Cover For U.S Agaression

Soviets Stall UN Action on  Korean Unity  Eight-Nation Plan fo   Eight-Nation Plan for Reorganization of Country Is Attacked By Russia’s Vishinsk:

Vishinsky Hits Eight-Nation Korea Proposal  Promises One of His Own in Policy Talk

UN. Action For Korea Lashed By Vishinsky   Soviet Foreign Minister Charges Eight-Nation Resolution Constitutes Direct Aggression Against War-Torn Country and Is Only Legal  Piers Tew: thencetiec: Takeo wcoktocn

Says U. N. Misled By  Amerieans   Soviet Foreign Chief Promises Resolution Opposing U.S. Move

Vishinsky Sounds Off On Korea   Charges US. Carrying -Out ‘Aggression Under Mantle of Legality

‘Russia Charges U.N. Resolution Direct Agoression Against Korea   U.S. Delegate Says Vishinsky Repeating “The Big Lie’ in Claim That Action Is Designed to Cast Mantle of Leqality ’on U.S.’ Intervention’

Vishinsky Says UN Resolution on Korea Act of “Direct Aggression”

U.N. Resolution Is Under Attack   Direct Aggression Vishinsky Charges

Vishinsky Charges Aggression By UN Against Korea in Lenathy Policy Speech Today

Russia Calls Korean Help  “Ageres sion   Vinshinsky Attacks U. S. Plan To Rehabilitate  Country

Vishinsky Calls Korean Policy U. N. Aggressior   Russian Delegate Repeats Soviet View af War

ELMS MAY ESCAPE   Survey Reveals Only a Fev Canker Worms in Law rence

Draft Chief Hints Women’s Service   Favors Registering Them If Necessary

Gen. Hershey avors Draft. For Women.  Claims Registration Already Discussed’

Hershey Sees Women Draft  Johnson Says Part of Guard, Reserves to Get Service Call

Miners Union ~ Faces Action   United States Lays Plan:  For, Court: Contempt Proceedinas

Back To Work Call Of Lewis GoesUnheeded   Miners Have Ignored Both Court And Mine Chief’s Orders To Go To Work With New Contract Demands

Dead of Winter Coal Stocks Average 10 Days Supply; Negotiations Far Contract Fruitless.

Government Watches Results of Union Leader's Friday Order, May Postpone Citation Until Tuesday; Parleys Resume, Keech to Hear Injunction Arguments

Overnight Crews From Twa States      Coal Stocks Average About 10 Days Supply; Talks Resume Today

This Morning’s Coal Mine Whistles Signal End Of Strike Or Showdown Test Of Power Over Who Can Bring Its Fnd

Coal Stocks Down To Ten  Days’ Supply   Restraining Order Will Expire Tuesday; Orders Go Unheeded

Contempt Of Court —  Move Seen   WhenJusticeDept Will Act Seems  Main Ouestion

MAY HAVE KILLED GARY HS TEACHER   MAN GIVES SELF UP; DECLARES HE €SCAPED FROM ELGIN HOSPITAL

Ready lo Die - .  Convicted Murderer Baptized In Creek At Open- Air Service

Murderer Is Baptized In Frigid Water   Harry Atlee Burdette Claims He Is Now Prepared To Die

To Choose New School Committee   Town Meeting Will Be Held Tonight; Voters Canvassed

Town Meeting Set For Friday Night —  Voters To Act On State Grant Acceptance, Deed

A River Is Sure of Where Its Going and It Rarely Tries to Go Anywhere Else

Westinghouse Returns Favor CIO-IVE Group   Firm To Deal With Union Winning Their Respective Voting Unit

Each Claim Bargaining Rights to 20 Local Units AAA ANA RAR RRNA  Rival Electrical Unions Break Even in Westinghouse Electior

New CIO Union Wins 2-1 Edge In Westinghouse  Ousted Left Wing Dealt Defeat; But

New CIO-IUE Wins Election In Large Unit:   Ousted Independent Union Loses Major Westinghouse’ Vote

Child, 7, and Dog  Found in Dutchess   Spent Night in Pigaty: 136th Members Give Aneintance

Storm Fizzles Out in Florida      Nuisanee’ Hurricane Breaks Up in Swamns

Hurricane Fizzle Out In Florida   Threatened Tampa Bay   Threatened Tampa Bay Resort Area Escapes Entirely From Storm

Florida Breathes With Relief Sigh  Threatened Hurricane Fizzles In Wilderness

Hurricane Turns Into Fizzle And All Danger Over   Winds Drop And Storm Gives Up Over Wilderness.

‘Big’ Storm A Fizzle   Dies Out Harmlessly Int Mid- Florida; Still . Mop UpF rom Last Blow

Fast Hurricane Spares Florida  High Wind Fizzles In Tampa Swamps

SECOND ST FIZZLES OUT IN FLORIDA   Tampa Escapes Entirely: Winds Below Estimate

Florida Relaxes As Storm Dies  In Wilderness Tampa Bay Resort Area Missed By Waning Hurricane

‘Hurricane Fizzles Out In Florida Wilderness; No Damage Is Reported

Hurricane Fizzles Out In Florida   Threatened Tampa Bay Resort Area Escapes Entirely From Storm

BRISTOL WATERWORKS PROJECT 15 STARTED   New Filtration System Will Be Included in Program

WORK STARTED TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW ADDITIONS AND EXTENSIONS TO BRISTOL'S  WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM ON RADCLIFFE ST

Japs Warned Of Reds By ‘Mac  Outlawing_ Postibie,  aunmnmaecte (2anart

LOTS OF TIME ON THEIR HANDS  Waltham Watch Plant, Nation’s Oldest, Closes

WILL MEET TOMORROW   WiLL SBEL' MURR  Civil Air Patrol Members Will Hear k. U. Professor

Find Gangs Muscle into Businesse:   Kefauver Says Capone’s Ring Active; Mafia Now Operating.

‘Capone. Mob Remains Active, Kefauver Investigation: Discovers In Windy City

Solon Avers Mafia Exists In Gangland   Kefauyer In Chicago Points To Political Ties, ‘Museling In’

Al Capone Mob Stull Operating  Senate Probers   Senate Probers Bare Testimony

Capone Power  Stull Lingers   Crime Inquirers Convinced That Syndicate Exists

Capone Syndicate Is Flourishing —  Crime Committee Hears Of ‘Mafia’

Capone's Gang Still Operating, Kefauver Says   Senate Crime Probers Recess Chicago Hearings

Find Evidence Capone's Gang Still Running   Kefauver Committee Finds Evidence On Secret Mafia Group

Army Reserves  Called to Duty   Priority to Be Based on Dependents; West States to Furnish 9.449 Men

McMath Choices For Election Boards Named   Governor “Doesn't Lose A County,” It Is Reported

Two Radio-TV Performers In Controversy  Gypsy Rose Lee and Irene Wicker Say  "Thay Are Not Reds

Gypsy Rose Lee, ‘Singing Lady’ y Protest Listing in ‘Red Channels’

Retreat All Along Northwest Front         Pull Back as Enemy Moves to Trap Eighth Army, 10th Corps Against Sea

Communist Mortar Attack on Outskirts of City Comcides With Underground Movement,  Possible ‘Dunkerque’ Arises In East Sector

Hope HeldMiners Will Be Back In Pits By Monday; Parleys Net Little Success

MIAMI MAYOR ASKS CONGRESS FOR HELP   Declares “Ruthless” Racketeer Gang Has Him Stymied

Corry Man Held In Fatal Shooting   Woman is Found Shot To Death Last Night Jn North East Store

NAB DRUGGIST IN PARTNER'S DEATH   Find Woman Pharmacist  Slain at North East

Corry Man Seized and Held For Slaying Of Pretty Partner in North East Store

Two Are Killed In Truck Crash  Boiling Hot Tar  ¢c,..:il.,] rw (Si ewbinee

Hog Raisers Alarmed By Huge Losses   Enemy Plot Is Possible Cause, Stefan Believes

LEED ATE ieee  Stefan to Ask FBI to Probe Deaths of Vaccinated Hoas

Porkers Die From Vaccine   Farmers In Norfoll Area Report 30 Tx 50% Fatalities °

Transit Workers Strike in Two Cities; Meat Packers. Unions Seek Agreement

Meat Sirike Threat Eased  ‘open one peed Tenubla Little Two Chtes

Comanche Families Driven Out by Flood  Five Inch Rain Sands Cow Creek on Ramncaae: State Genornily le Cankad

2500 FT. TO SAFETY  ~ Vet Falls Out of DC-3, ~ Hangs by Leg 8 Mins.

Olpe Moves to Build High School Building   Emporia Architects Hired To Make Preliminary Plans wee nct Fetimectn le Rion

‘Peanuts’ Is Different From Other Leathernecks; He's Only 5 Years Old

Sew annewe nw we eee elu ee Sa ee  Marines Adout Batilefield Wail th Contest For Seoul

Santa Claus Is Dressed In Dungarees  In Mind of South Korean War Orphan

Marines ‘Adopt’ 5-Year-Old Korean Boy They Found on Battle Front

Marines Planning Christmas Each September 15 For Devildog, Aged Five

LIFETIME TRUST PROVIDED  tll Be Christmas in eptember of  For Peanuts. Marine Adopted

A Good Marine To The Last fs ‘Peanuts’  Leathernecks Ante Up Money To Put Adopted Waif in Home

Polio Fight To Start January 16   COMMITTEES SET TO OPEN DRIVE IN ‘MARCH OF DIMES’ MONDAY

MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN OPENS HERE THURSDAY   Checotah’s Quota Is Set At $250 Rainwater. States

Yields Cheap Soaree of Scarce Hormones aa —_ eer eee  cientists Growing Pituitary Glands In Glass Houses

Soviet Elects To Go Back To Russia Monday   33-Year-Old Gubitchey Not Appealing Prison Term

‘Hurricane, Which” Fook ‘Toll “of Five Lives, Roars Past Canada’s Provinces — Mountainous Waves Pound New England Coastlinn —— Many Coastal Areas Blooded.

STERM MOVES TOWARD SEA   Hurricane, Which Tonk Toit of Five Lives, Roars Past Canada’s Provinces — Mountaitfous Wav. es Pound New England Coastji-o —- Muny Coastal Areas Flooded.

New T v yphoon Misses Guam   Okinawa In Path Of Storm As Winds Hit 125 MPH

Germany Slated For Defense Post  Big Three Session Teh Deadien Penaram

Cornell Acting President To Head U. of Rochester —    Faemar Penvoact

Johnson Aid Hits Crities Of Defense Head  Gen. Renfrow Says  U.S. Strength Up  ‘Ag 5 gate Sea WW on ee TE See

Johnson's Aide Defends Boss, Says U. §. Ready When Korean War Began

1 Cites ‘Misrepresentation of Facts  Johnson Defended by Assistant ‘In Speech to Missourt Legion

Gen. Renfrow Comes to Defense of Sec. Johnson   Asserts U. 3 Armed Strength at Time of Korean Outbreak Greatest Since Demobilizatian

Renfrow Says Defense Strong At Start Of War   General Denies Charges That Johnson Policies Had Weakened Nation

Johnson Praised By Defense Aide   General Says U.S. Forces Were Rebuilt

Flags Flying At Half Mast   Wilkes-Barre Area Mourns Tragedy Of Troop Train Wreck

MASS FUNERAL BEING PLANNED FOR VICTIMS OF TRAIN WRECK   Flags At Half-Mast Ip Pennsylvania ‘As State Mourns

Ex-Sheriff Fined $1000  Given Term   . Political Figure In Prince Georges County Also Draws Year And Day In Income Tax Case

Ex-Sheriff Gets Year And Fine   Prince Georges Countian Sentenced For Income ‘Tax Exasion.

U.N. Preparing List Of Koreans To Be Tried As War Criminals  Some Suspected In Massacte Of 170 Americans And 2,000 So. Koreans Held

Chinese Bring Up Artillery   More Russian-Made Jet Planes Appear; 2 Damaged in Fight

Reds Bring Up Artillery Into Assault Sites —   Two MIG’s Are Damaged As Enemy, American Jets Clash

Communist Artillery, Armor Sighted 27 —_ North Of South Korean Capital; onan Tieahia Of Gosia

Red Armor A Tip-Ott Of Attack   Push on Seoul Appears Imminent as Heavy Equipment Is Spotted   DEEPEN THE DENT   Airmen Report Ground Strikes, and 15 US Jets Survive Big Dogfight

Chinese Armor Seen Moving Past Parallel for Smash at Seoul   U.S. Sabres and Soviet-Made Jets Clash in Biggest Air Battle of War

Gouge Allied Line In East; Red Jets Hit   Armor Moved Up For All-Out Smash; Yank Planes Batter Trucks

Reds Move Heavy Guns Into Battle   All-Out Smash at Seout Seen Early in Years Tl) NN. Line Saegs

Jets Clash in Big Battle   Two Red Jets Damaged; All-Out Attock on Seoul : Expected Early in 1951

Push On Seoul Expected C New Year’   Fifteen U. S. Jets Go Into Air Against 0 Russian Made Planes

Outnumbered Sabres Best Forty MiGs   Chinese Communists Move Artillery and Tanks Across 38th

40) Russian-Made Jet Planes Kngaged In Big Air Battle By Fast Flying U.S. Sabres

Commies Deepen Balge in Allied  Defense Lines   Bring Up Heavy Guns and Some Armor For Possible All-Out Assault on Seoul

Artillery Set for Attack on Position on Western Front For Anticipated Big Smash

Forty Russian Jets And 15 Sabres Clash   Chinese Armor Is Spotted Moving Up For Seoul Attack

PEDESTRIAN PROBLEM DISCUSSED Dallas Engineer Declares City Needs To Tighten Traffic Laws

Question Before the House: What Price Whisky in Nation's Capital

CUT-RATING OF WHISKEY IN  WASHINGTON IS AIRED BEFORE ‘CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

IHEAVY FLOOD DAMAGE   Crest of Big Blue Expected a Rentrice. Neb. Thursday

Raging Waters of Big Blue River Rolling Downstream Today: Fear Towns Flooded

U. S. Has Choic: In China Crisis   Uncle Sam May Call Cold War Truce to Assist Starving

CRISIS LOOMS ON CHINA ISSUE   U.S. Considers Sending Surplus Food To Famine Areas.

Inform Board Of Plans to Split Tinton   Delegation Appears Seloxre Commissioners at Regular Monthly Meeting Monday Morning

Onward Group Tells Board of Secession Move   Petition to Split Tipton Twp. to be Presented Soon

Jet Flies — Atlantic Non-Stop   First Such Flight Made Possible by Refueling In the Air; Second Pilot - Fails, But Is Rescued:

ET PLANE IN na FLIGHT   Flies From London To New York In Minute Over  Ten Hours

Jet Fighter Is Successful In Ocean Hop Test   One of Two Planes Completed Non-Stop Flight from England, Other Camas to Grief

)  Jet Completes  Historic Flight   Plane Flies Nonstop From England To Maine

Jet in Non-Stop Flight over Sea   Second Fighter Down on Labrader: Flier Is Rescued

U.S. Thunderjet Successfully Makes Non-Stop Hop Across Atlantic Ocean

JET PLANE SETS ATLANTIC MARK   Crosses Ocean In First NonStop Flight For Type Of Plane—Another Runs Into Troublo.

Winihie) UULAIN TIVE Leavenworth World War [  Ace in Successful  Jet Flight

JET CROSSES ATLANTIC ON 3 REFUELINGS   Companion Plane Fails to Get Enough Juice; ‘Pilot Bails Out.

 Hudson Bay ColdM oving Into East   Heads For Middle And North Atlantic States; Temperatures To Take Drop

Northern Blast Chills Midwest  Freezing, Below Zero Wlantkhar le Daeneda,

MENUUNY IN DNUE  Fresh Batch of Cold Ai Moves Into North Central Area

Flies in Observation ’Plane From H ers To Battle Zor  WARNS OF CAPTURE

Many Towns In N. D. and Minn. Isolated   More Evacuations in Canada; Tornadoes Hit Nebraska. Iowa

Fresh Floodwaters Add To Problems Of Many Left Homeless By Rising Northern Streams; Rain, Snow, Dropping Temperatures Endured

Thousands More Homeless as Red River Rises  -24-Hour Rain Feeds Stream, Tributaries

Rains Raise Raging River   Thousands More Flee Flood in N. D., Minn.

Tamperaures   North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska Fight Floods as Winnipeg Evacuates New Thousands; Red River Higher

eet te — Ae  Fresh Floods, 24-Hour Rain, Menace North   Thousands Are Homeles In North Dakota, Minnesota, And Winnipeg, Can.

More Driven From Homes Red River of   Red River of North Swollen By Added Rain

Floods Rampant in Midwest Manitoba; lowa Rains Big   Near 5 Inches of Rain‘ at Shenandoah By THE ‘ASSOCIATEN prre

New Floods Hit  Northwest Area  12,000 Driven from Homes in Winnipeg

High Water Isolates Many More Sections  a a   Thousands Homeless As Floods Menace Northern Cities

Day-Long Rain Increases Flood Peril In North; Winnipeg Area Hardest Hit

More Thousands Flee Homes in  Red River Area   Flooded Winnipeg Faces New Threat; Winds Lash Midwest

Floods Isolate Many Cities In Red River Area; Rain Due   Nebraska Streams Become Torrents After 6-Inch  Downpour

FLOODWATERS CONTINUE 10 RISE IN NORTI   Thousands More Made Homeless In North Dakota, Minnesota

Thousands Made Homeless By Floodwaters  Many Communities Isolated in North Dakota, Minnesota

Raging Rivers Again Menace Dakota Areas  Thousands Homeless, Towns Isolated And  a) en «a re,

Floods Bring New Distress  In Two States   More Thousands Forced to Flee Homes as Red River Reaches New Crest in Minnesota. NN. Dakata

Thousand: Homeless In Floods   Red River Rampages In North Dakota, Minnesota, Canada

Wide Search On by Air For The Hands.   Ten Kansas Planes Join in Quest of Missing Couple

Acheson Warning Speeds Armament  Free World Must "Prepare fer Worst"

Punch on Nose Swells Polio Fund $1,400 at Ladysmith   Mayor and Referee Make Up and Sing

DEFENSE LINE HOLDS DESPITE BITTER ATTACK   Red Force Building Might for Next Thrusts

Seek To Retain U.S. Initiative In Cold War   Top Priority Is Now Reported As Aimed At Hungary

Hungary Eyed By U.S. In Cold War   Doubt Relations Will Be Severed

Demos Soft Pedal States Rights Issue   Dixie Leaders Are Conciliatory

Dem ‘Peace’ Rally Mumon Civil Rights   Three Southern Governors Say Dixiecrats Now  Weaker Than in 1948

Three Governors Report Rebel Party Weakening; Barkley Speaks Tonight

Soft Pedal Civil Rights in Effort To Gain Harmony   Lack of Opposition Blamed by Governo: For Rows in Party

No Gas or Oil Rationing Is To Be Feared   Only Danger in Expansion Of Korean War Say Oil, ~ Government Officials

Quick-Thinking Skipper Saves Lives Of 550   Captain Brings Blazing Cruise Ship To Dock And Averts Disaster

Ministers Report Threats fo Safety   Ra wGS LY wy  Two Oklahoma City Pastors Among Group in Drive Anaine? Gambling. ‘Leauina

AI In District Must Undergo Draft Physicals   Supplement of 13 Men To Original 63 are Ordered To Report

German Arms Plan Advances   Council Now Moving Toward Approval Of U.S. Proposal

Atlantie Pact Nations Balk At Proposal For German Army   French Still Fear Reactivated German Might, Council  Sources Say. But Unified Army Mav Yet Be Okaved

French Fear Council Plan  For Germany   Farther Talks ‘Are Scheduled For Tomorrow

N. Atlantic Allies Argue Arms Plan  Acheson Proposal   Acheson Proposal For Germany Gains Favor Of Council

Acheson's Plan Still  Hangs Fire   North Atlantic Council Fails To Agree on Defense Setup.

County Will Join Voluntary Auto Check .   Traffic Safety’ -Is Aim in Reaching 200 O00 Haoaciere

County Will Join Voluntary Auto Check   Traffic Safety  Is Aim in Reaching 300,000 Hoosiers

Legion Committee Says:  Atom-Bomb Russia If New Aggression Starts  Panel Also Backs Ousting Acheson; Georgia Man Favored Ae Cammandor

Legion Asks  Atom’s Use  On Russians Group Asks Use  Of Bomb Against ; All. Agoression ,

Legion's Leaders Back A-Bomb Use  Resolution Goes to Convention Today

No Members of Minor Party in New Congress   Mareantonio Out; Other States Show Reversals From Normal Voting

Aerial Scouts Will Lead Drive ToReopen Road   Campaign Is Mapped To Aid Snow-Blocked Montana Counties

US. to Build A-Sub Plant   Dry-Land Nuclear Engine Fo Cost $25 Million

Youth Is Found Hanging in Shed   Investigators Are Puzzled by Death

Red China Demands New Bombing Charges Be Put Before U. N. Assembly

Unidentified Submarine Being Hunted   Warship Dispatchec to Area Off California Coast

YOUTH'S CUB SCOUT TRAINING SAVES FRIEND   Used First Aid When 10-Year-Old Hit by Electricity

American Red Cross Workers To Aid Soldiers  Offer Made to Nine Other  Nations

State Calls for Legal Assistance   Seeks To Halt Disposing of Records While Probing An Adoption Home Misconduct

Baby Adoptions Run Up Profits  Tennessee Checks Or Orphan Agency

LATTIMORE STILL LABELED ‘COMMIE’ McCarthy Promises Senate, FBI More Red Information

Sen. McCarthy Promises New Lattimore Facts  New Row Develops Over Release Of Secret Loyalty Files

Korea at a Glance   President Signs Military Aid Bill for Allies

May Use ECA Funds For Military Buildup Of Countries Resisting Pressure Of Com [aa Ore aN

Truman Signs  Arms Aid Bill   Measure Allows Second Year of U. S. Help

Truman Signs Bill For Military Aid To Nation's Allies  Measure Authorizes $1,222,500,000 for

Truman Signs 41,222 508 O00 Arms Aid Bill   Authorizes Second Year of War Help to Friendly Nations

Truman Signs Bill To Continue Arms Aid for Allies  A Step Toward Gaal af Haldina

Foreign Arms Bill Is Signed By Truman As A New Warning   Gives American Aid to 14 Nations Including Genera! Area of Chnia

TRUMAN SIGNS ARMS AID BILL   Would Speed World-Wide Ant:-Communist Preparations

President Signs Military Aid Bill  ' Brovides Helo for U. ‘   Provides Help for U.S Allies. Around World

FOREIGN ARMS AID MEASURE SET FOR OKA)   Bill Awaits Truman Signature; Will Be Followed By New Request

President Signs Measure For $1.2 Billion Arms Aid   Declares Event Is Anothe: Move Toward Goal Of Blocking Aggression

Foreign Arms Bill Signed By Truman  Warns Nations Bent On Aggressior

Arms Aid Bill Waits Signing By President  Other Steps Taken To Speed Flow Qf Arms To Pact Coonn

Big Arms Aid Bill Signed by Truman  Allies Around Globe Will Get Help:

‘32 Persons Expected Ask USS. Aid   53 Said Unwilling To Make Trip

MANY ABOARD PLANES WERE NOT IN PLOT   U.S. Embassy Employe Among Persons Flown To German Airfleld

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Mrs. Catherine Kosmak Among Those Flown (hat af Crechnclavakia

One American Found among Czech Refugees   Three Stolen Planes Carry 85 to Freedom

U.S. Asks U.N. Council — Order Military Sanctions  Resolution Urges Assistance to ~ South Korea to Repel Attacks

$4 Billion Plane Orders Placed      200 Firms Given ‘Letters of Intent’

FOUR BILLIONS FOR AIR PLANES   More Than 200 Firms Will Go All-Out On Production.

Plane Builders Ordered to  Start Work On Rearmament   Rush Order Indicates Urgency of Governmen! Rearmament Program

Air Force Places Huge  Plane Order   . 1 Billion Worth Of Wareraft Asked Of 200 Companies

SURPASS QUOTA IN RED CROSS DRIVE   County Chairman Woodrow Miller Reports $9,756.98 Collected   MORE ARE TO REPORT

SURPASS QUOTA IN RED CROSS DRIVE  rr fe rt S   County Chairman Woodrow Miller Reports $9,756.98 Collected

World Group Studying Educational Setup Used by U. S. Bureau   BANQUET AT HASKELL

Senate Spikes  UMT Measure   . een Se = >) cee   Upper Chamber Says ‘Yes’ To President's Pies.

Navy Wants To Build Atomic Sub  Admiral Sherman  Outlines Program

Appropriation Asked  Navy Wants Money to Construct Atomic Potwered Submarine

Navy Asks Authority Build Atomic-Powered Sub, Modern Warships   Service Also Asks To Convert Cruiser Into A Guided ‘Missile Combat Vessel, Others With Ac cent On Anti-Submarine Craft

Navy Wants A-Powered  Submarine — Also Would Builc  Or Modernize

Navy Requests Funds to Build A-Power Sub   CNO Asks $335,000,000 For New Construction To Balster Fleet

Two Believed Dead in Crash  Air Force B-25 Falls Near Buckley, Ill.

A-H Health Tests Slated Saturday  Examinations at Health Office Saturday for —-

Truman To: Ask Solons For More Arms Money   Included Will Be Request To Boost Marine Corns: Hearings Start Today

More Polio Than In ‘49   Disease Seems To Have Earlier Start In State

Probe Witness In Pittsburgh ls Found Dead  Death Discovered   Death Discovered Just Before He Was To Testify

Man to Be Called In ‘Free Work’ Probe Kills Sel!   Pittsburgh Solicitor Say:  Widow of Dead Clerk  Offers To Testify

Two Court Orders Facing Lewis Today   No Indication Shown by UMW Chief Of Obeying Pit Crisis Tngundtions

* SPEEDY — Hearing Is Set Feb. 20 Under T-H   NO COMMENT FROM UNION

Ten-Day Order Issued By Court After Boa~  Reports “MINING IMPERATIVE”  Hearing on 80-day TaftHartley Injunction February 20

Injunction Under Taft-Hartley Act Slated for Feb. 20   Continued Stoppage to ‘Imperil Health, Safety,’ Order Says

T-H Injunction For 80 Days Also Is Sought   Fact - Finding Board Says Resumption Of Mining Imperative

Government Acts Quickly Following Report Of Board   Petition Taken To Federal Court Hour After Report Of Fact-Finders

Lewis Faces Penalties if Strike Goes Or   Ruling Effective for 10 Days Pending  Iniunechoan Meanna

Judge Signs Request Of Probe Board  Further Stoppage Held Threat To Health, Safety

Walk Out "Imperils’ Country    Will Ask for 80-Day Injunction at Session  Set for February 20

Lewis Must . Obey Or Face Court Charge   10-Day No-Strike Demand Signed By Federal Jurist

President Acts As Board Points To Crisis in Fuel  Permanent Order Under T-H Slated By Judge Feb.20

Board’s Report Hits Miners, Operators  Hearing on 80Day T-H Writ To Be Feb. 20

Miners Told to Go Back for 10 Days   Hearing on 80-Day T-H Injunction Is Slated for Feb. 20

Hearing Set On Possible 80-Day Delay   Fact-Finding Board Reports Principals ‘Jockey For Position’

PRESIDENT GETS LEGAL WEAPON TO END STRIKE   Judge Signs Injunction After Coal FactFinding Board Reports Immediate Resumption Of Mining Is Imperative.

Orders Lewis To Drop Four Illegal Items In Scale Pact Demands   Coal Board Informs President Immediate Resumption Of Coal Production Is Imperative.   To Rule On Tapping Bonus Of Veterans On State Aid

Truman Acts On Report of Fact-Finders   First Hearing Set for Feb. 20

Hearing Set To Cause 80-Day T-H Injunction   Fact-Finding Board Reports Cori Mining Resumption Imperative

Truman Acts On Report Of Board   Fact-Finders Declare Resumption of Coal Mining ‘Imperative’; Await Miner Reaction

Mines Should Open at Once, Says F-F Board   Operators and Lewis Both Criticised for Course Taken

Board Report Calls For Labor  law Injunction ‘Fact: Finders Tell Truman Resumption Of Mining Imperative   _ » WASHINGTON, Today —() —President: Truman got an 80‘Day Tatt-Hartley injunction against the coal strike today.

President Studies Report from Board on Coal Situation; Taft-Hartley Injunction Is Next Step.  www aYTrfetww OstthlhlklhCUv Pee: CUO   HEALTH, SAFETY OF U.S. ENDANGERED

Truman Secures 10-Day No-Strike Order in Court  Another Court Order Rules Four ; LIMW Demande Are lileaal

Authorization Good 10 Days; Hearing Set   80-Day Injunction May Follow Feb. 20; Action Is Sneedy

Federal Judge Issues 10-Day No-Strike Edict   Rules Four of Union Contract Demands Illegal

TEN-DAY ORDER TO END COAL STRIKE IS ISSUED   Directive Signed By Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech One Hour After Presidential Fact-Finding Board Informs Truman Resumption Of Mininng Is Imperative — Hearing For Turning Ruling Into Eighty-Day Injunction Set For Feb. 20

Court Hearing to Extend Writ Into 80-day Restrainer Set February 20; Contempt Looms If Decree Ignored

Gets 10-Day Order To Stop Coal Strike   ‘Hearing On Taft-Hartley Injunction Set For Feb. 20  (NLRB Order Also Is Signed

Federal Judge Signs an Order After President Truman’s Fact-Finding Board Reports That Resumption of Coal Mining Is Imperative for Natural Security   Spokesman for United Mine Union Waits to Hear From John L. Lewis

Set Hearing On 80-Day T-H Injunction   Federal Judge's  Order Provides For Resuming Work As Reaularly Scheduled

Court Grants Temporary Injunction   10-Day Ban Prepares Way For Hearing To Enforce Taft-Hartley Act

10-Day Temporary Restraining Order Issued By Judge      Caal Miners Told To Go’ To Work

COURT HEARING ON INJUNCTION FEBRUARY 20   Fact Finders’ Report Te President Criticizes Mine Operators

Judge issues Injunction  Under T-H   Fact Finders Blame Both Sides Equally for Coal Crisis

Court Issues 0-Day Order To End Walkout   Mining Resumption Imperative, Board Informs President

TRUMAN MAY GET BOARD FAGTS TODAY   Doubt Prevails Whether Miners Will Obey Order

Charge Sparring Clouds Contract      Truman Expected to Ask Court Order Quickly

Issued by Federal Judge After Fact-Finders Say Stoppage Peril to Life of Nation  Called Inevitable

Hearing On Injunction  Is Slated   Fact-Finding Board Rules Resumption Of Work Necessary

10-Day Order Under T-H Law Is Issued By Federal Judge   Hearing Set for Feb. 20 on Plea For 80-Day Order

Resumption Of Mining Is “Imperative”   Report Blasts Union and Mine  {Mwnaratare

Hearing Slated On Lengthening It Into 80 Days   Federal Judge Keech Signs Order After Fact Finders Report

Diggers Sent Back fo Pits For 10 Days   Second Order Bans Ilegal Demands

Stop Coal Strike, Court Orders; Hearing On 80-Day  Injunction Set For Feb. 20

Coal Board Reports Immediate Return — To Pits Imperative   Way Paved For Truman To Utilize Federal Court Order; Lewis And ~ Operators Criticized For Dispute:

PRESIDENT GETS 10-DAY INJUNCTION   Acts for Immediate End to Coal Strike and Applies for 8-Day Taft Act Writ.   BOARD REPORTS. NATION IMPERILED   Judge Keech Issues Order ond Also Rules Miners Must Drop Four Contract Demands.

Court Orders 10-Day Stop To Coal Strike   Then Comes Hearing On 80-Day Injunction; Federal Judge Signs Order Within Hour After Board Says Nation Must Have Caaf

Truce Of 10 Days Is Ordained   Hearing Set Feb. 20 On Full 80-Day T-H Injunction Ruling

Lewis Faces 2 Court Orders Against Soft Coal Strike   No Indication That UMW Leader Will Obey Either; First Order Slated To Come Today

Truman Acts Swiffly After Board Renorts End of Tieup Imperative   Judge Signs Double-Barreled Order Against Continuing Walkout or Encouraging Lockouts; Fact Finders Rap Both UMW: and Operators

Resumption Of Mining at Once ls ‘Imperative’   Accuse Both Sides; Murray and Green Rap Injunction

‘Acts At Once As Fact Board Reports Crisis In Fuel Perils Nation   Federal Judge Signs Order Within An Hour After President Receives Word Lashing Attitude of Lewis, Operators

Legal Trouble Piles Up For Boss Of UMW  Coal Strike Crisis Rac te  aqamec¢ Cu

Truman Acis As Board Says Action Urgent  GN Tiweese Tenteamahtiae   80-Day Injunction Under T-H Law To Be Heard Feb. 20:

Back To Mines At Once, Court Orders   U. S. Judge Signs Temporary Restraining Order, Pending Hearing Set For Feb. 20

Federal Action ‘Follows Report By Fact-Finders   Another Restraining Move Dirgets Lewis To Drop Far Major Demands

Faci-Finders Tell President Immediate Resumption of Soff Coal Mining Necessary to US

Truman Gets Court to End Mine Walkout For 10 Days   Hearing for 80-Day Taft Act Order Set for February 20

Legal Troubles Piling Up On Lewis, Miners   Nation-Wide Coal Crisis Forces Gov't Action

Truman Requests Emergency Action   Keech Also Orders Cessation Of Illegal Strike Demands: Board Makes Report

FACT FINDERS MAKE REPORT TO TRUMAN   Taft-Hartley Court Order Is Obtained   Now In Effect, Factories Closed, Many Jobless As Coal Stocks Drop

Judge Tells Lewis To Send His Men Back To Job Now   Federal Judge Keech Signs Temporary 10Day Restraining Order, Pending Request For 80-Day Injunction; President, Courts Go To Work On Strike With Great Speed

UN Charges Reds with ~~ Atrocities  on Prisoners   Report Made After No. Koreans Complaim of Barbarous Methods of Yank Air Force

Reds Violate. Atrocity Vow, Says U.N. Uni   Communist Pledges Mean Nothing,  Cammircion Finds

11 Lands Urge 36th Parallel Limit Advance   Steering Committee Send: Communist Intervention Problem to Assembly

UN ASSEMBLY TAKES UP RED INTERVENTION   Vishinsky Blasts Are Unavailing Against Allied Charges

APPEAL TO REDS TO LIMIT ADVANCE   THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF U. N ASK COMMUNISTS NOT TO CROSS PARALLEL 38.

Time Sought To Study Ways Of Ending War   Cease Fire Suggested By Canada; Issue Sent  To Full UN Assembly

{3 COUNTRIES FORWARD A NEW APPEAL   Ask Red China Not To Cross the 38th  Parallel in Korea

‘Asians Make Request for Chinese to Halt. at the 38th Parallel ©

Appeal Transmitled to Red China Envoy in Move To Gain Time for ‘Talks

UN Members Frantically Trvina To Avert Worid War   Set RRC REE Xe: ESE aN!  American Intelligence Failed To Assess Size And Intentions Of Chinese Commies

Time Sought For Considering War Settlement   Despite Objections Of Soviets, Question Referred to Assembly

China Asked To Honor 38th Line   Asian Countries” . . Request’ Commies  To Discuss Crisis

Asian Nations  Ask Chinese to Halt Drive   Want Communists to Stop Short of 38th Parallel

13 ASIAN MEMBERS OF UN APPEAL TO CHINA NOT TO CROSS 38th PARALLEL

CANADIAN DELEGATE TO U.N. CALLS FOR NEGOTIATION OF PROBLEMS AFFECTING ASIA

Asia, Middle East Countries Ask Chinese to Stop at 38th  U. N. Members Ask Time fo Consider Ways of  Seltling Far Eastern Crisis; Message Sent To Communist Representative in New York

Would Make the 38th Parallel Dividing Line   Trygve Lie Calls for All Out Efforts to Settle Crisis as Steering Committee Sends Issue to the Full Assembly.

Cost of Affantic Defense May Rise---Bradley  Sacrifice of Bit Of Sovereignty Seen Possible

North Atlantic Defense May Ge Large-Air Force :  Balanced Theory OF rmed Services May:" Need Revamping _

Bradley. Sees, U.5. Supplying Pact ‘Muscle’  “Predicts Expanded Navy. Air Force -

General Says Nation May Have to Provide Greater Naval, Air Support to Pact . Than Would Normally Be Needed

FOR ATLANTIC DEFENSE NN SEE EINE  Bradley Sees Sacrifice Of Some Sovereionty

Gen. Bradley Speaks  U.S.May Have To End Theory Of Balanced Armed Forces

GEN, BRADLEY SAYS MORE AID [S NECESSARY   Asserts U. S. May Have To Lose  Some Sovereignty

Bradley Says Defense Pact Cost to Rise  ee ee Esk Aisne   Staff Chief Cites Possibility U.S. May Face Sacrifice Of Arms Tradition

LARGER NAVY OR AIR FORCE MAY BE VITAL   Integration of. Units’ Sizes, Joint Defense Plans Seen Possible

House Votes Half Billion For Defense  Atom-Age Navy Gets Priority: . On Works List

ThugsEscape Police Net    Three Believed to Be  Escaped Convicts Flee From Wrecked Car Near Little Rock, Ark.

CITIZENS JOIN WIDE MANHUNT   Search for Armed Men Who Shot Officer Reaches Outskirts of Little Rock

FOUR CONVICTS BREAK PRISON  Manhunf On For Armed Men Who Terrorized Countryside

COUNTRYSIDE TERRORIZED BY ARMED CONVICTS   Two Gun Battles Fought, ' Town Marshall Shot ,  Near Little Rock.

Fleeing Convicts Shoot City Marshal; Reported to Have Killed One of Their Members

RAINS INCREASE FLOOD DANGERS pay  Normal Life In — Canadian City

WESTERN FRONT NEEDS STRESSED IN WORLD CRISIS   Truman And Attlee Reported Agreed On European Defense But Far Eastern Situation Puzzles.

Truman, Attlee End Defense Talks Today  Mm... gtk. ln Lg   Reported In Accord On Europe But Divided On Korea

Truman-Attlee Policies Made on West Defense, ‘Not on Far East Issue

ATTLEE T0 END TRUMAN TALKS   Agree On European Defense But Less On Far East Policy

Final Report Awaited On Crisis Parley   Truman, Attlee Said To Be In Agreement  Against Apneassing

Agree On European Defense ‘But Differ Over Issues In East   Prime Minister Wants To Avoid Wasteful And Indecisive “Limited War;” Must Wait Developments.

Korea Talks Between Two State Heads Close Today   Truman And Attlee Reported Agreeing On European Needs

Truman, Attlee Wind Up Talks   Wide, Agreement Reported on European Defenses But Less Success in Welding Far East Policy 9 ~

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN  Capital Starts Informal Coal Rationing As Strike Continues

Coal Negotiation: To Start Today ~   Dewey Given Emérgency Powers; Rationing Begins In Washington

D.C. Gets Curt On Coal On Eve ()f New Talks   Nationwide Strike Continues In Face Of T-H Injunction

Governor Dewey Obtains Legislative Approval For ry rae Of Coal For 90-Day Period In New York State

Soft Coal Rationed In Washington   Fingers Crossed As Bargaining Resumes Today In Capital

Tension Rules Revived Mine  Talks Today  Fear New. Flareup   Fear New Flareup As Lewis Confronts Operators; Coal Runs Short in Washinaton

Coal Rationing In Washington; ‘Strike Continues   Tightening Fuel Emergency Puts Pressure on New Mine Peace Talks: Buffala Clases Schools.

DEALERS BEGIN RATIONING COAL IN WASHINGTON   Governor Dewey Given Power to Curb Use of Fuel—Buffalo Schools to Close for One Week.   STEEL FIRM SHUTS ANOTHER FURNACE   Mine Strike Continues in Full Force—Lewis and Operators to Open Contract  Yalks Today. /

PROCEEDINGS WATCHED BY ~— CONCILIATORS   i Court Action Hinging On Result of Pact  Ceeianse

Sales of Coal Curbed in Washington   ‘New Negotiations to Start Today; Strike Continues

Capital Rations Coal On Eve of Talks As Walkout Continues      Curbs In Washington One Of Many Signs Of Pressing Fuel Shortage; New York Gives Dewey Power To Regulate Coal, Gas

WEATHER ON SPREE   Fast Moving Storm Pro duced Widely Varied  Conditions in Kansas

BIDAULT READY TO SIGN GROUP RESIGNATION   Latest Dispute Centers on Government’, Refusal to Grant Wage Increase to Civit Servants — Change Exvectet to Affect Schuman Pian Conference Now Going on in Paris.

French Regime Quits as Wage Issue Beaten   President Accepts Bidault Resignation And Consults Chiefs

McCarthy Asks Six Be Called   Subpoenas Urged In Probe Of Amerasia Case

FINAL  FOOTBALL eCaRnrre   ‘Crime Probers Charge Police  Given Pavoffs

Philly Police Are Linked to Policy Racket   Senate Probers Claim Hearings Indicate Payoff

Rent Controls Approved bv Senate   Capital Observers Expect House to Follow Along

Bill Goes To House: Hard Fight Assured   Speaker Rayburn Predicts Passage — Measure Would Extend Controls to January 1 And Give Local Option For Six Monthe

Senators Extend Rent Control To December 31, 50   Bill Gives Communities Authority To Extenc Curbs Six Months Beyond That; House Will Begin Debate Today On Bitter Issue

SENATE PASSES RENT CONTROL BILL   MEASURE EXTENDS CURBS THROUGH 19%—NOW GCES  TO THE HOUSE.

House Fight Is Expected  - Over Measure   ‘Debate Slated for Today; Truman Is Promised Bill for Siening

Start Debate Today On Similar Measure; Passage Is Forecast By Speaker Rayburn

Rent Control Bill Passed By Senate   Debate on Measure Will Start in the House Today.

Senate Votes Rent Control Continuation   Goes to House, Where Stiff Fight Appears Certain

EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROL   Curbs Would Continue Through '50; Further Extension Optional

By 36-28 Vote, Measure Is Sent To House For Final Action   LOCAL COMMUNITIES CAN HOLD CONTROL

SENATE OKAYS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTRO!   Curbs Would Continue Through ’50; Further  Extension Optional

Hard Fight Certain in House Over Extending Law  Senate Votes to Continue Rent Controls Through 1950

TRIAL IS CONTINUED   Topeka Man is Charged With Cruelty to Animals

India Delegate To UN Tries To Conciliate With Chinese  Rau Meets With Reds and Savs He Thinks

India’s UN Delegate Rau Sees Chinese Red Envoy Wu in Effort for Peace

Indian Appeaser Says Communists  Don’t Want War   Mixup Over Authority Te Drop A-Bomb Creates  New Discussion

Rau And We Takk Over War Crisis   Indian Hopeful Of Peaccful Outcome Of Diftarences

India Still Hopes:  Hindu, Red China Delegates Confer on Korea War at U.N.

BRITAIN AND INDIA IN BID FOR SOLUTION   Two Powerful Nations Strive To Solve Crisis

Czechs Make Demand For Escapees   U.S. Spokesman Says Forcible Return Of Refugees Not Policy

New Buying Spree Looming In Texas   Stricter Credit Controls Are Due To Start: Down Payments Are Hiked

‘More Down And Less Time To Pay New Buying Splurge Hits Texas; Stricter Credit Controls Will Go Into Effect Next Monday; Sales Increasing Daily

Tokyo Raiders Take Time To Honor Buddies   Thirty-Six Members of Doolittle’s Group Meet In 5th Annual Reunion

Gold Slipping Out of the U.S.   Three-fifths of World’s Supply is Still Being Held

Air Secretary Symington Says Shooting Could Start At Any Time In Another War

Leaders of 30 Counties Behind Duff   Question of RunningMate Unsettled After Parley.

Warnings Issued On 2 Hurricanes  Second Big Storm Is Sighted Today

President Hits Lawless Acts  And Lauds U.N.   Says America Views Communists’ Attack As Serious Threat

Truman Brands Red Invasion   Calls Korean War a “Lawless Action”

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Truman Brands Invasion. “Lawless Action”

Swanton Outline: 3 Point Program   Designed to Combat Product Over Supply

lemperatures Drop 10 Degrees In Wes:  Unseasonably Warm in Eastern States

Mercury in Canada Hits 65 Below   Spokane, Wash., Has Lowest Reading in 60 Years.

U. S. Weather Brings Wide  Extremes   57 Below in Montana. 68 Above in-St. Louis As Records Tumble

Winter Hits Parts of U.S. With Biting Cold, Record Heat, Sleet, Snow

Hunt for Navy Missing Plane Goes By Land, Sea and Air   Equipment Found Along Gulf Shore Ruled Net From tost Cernus-Based Fivine Boat

SALES TAX IN COUNTY IN 1949 ~ WAS $569,853   Down From $575,816 in 1948; Returns Off for Whole State.

FRENCE CABINET OUT   Socialists Object to Conservatisn of Two-Day-Qld Rule

Daytime Blackout Spectacular Outcome Of Most Serious Canadian Fire Season

Forest Fire Loss Heavy in Ganade   Total Damage and Cost Of Firefighting May Exceed $9 Million

Shirley May Blames Personality Clash Girl Swimmer Declares She Will Not Return To Parents

(Channel Swimmer Prefers Coach  Shirley May Ouits Her Family Hom

SWIMMER QUITS FATHER’S HOME   Shirley Mae France, At Odds With Parent, Goes To Livé With Coach And His Wife.

State’s Motorists Face New Boost  In Gasoline Levy   Possibility Voiced at Mee Of Commission Mapping Long-Range Road Plans

New Boost  In Keystone Gasoline Tax Is Hinted   Possibility Voiced As Views Sought On Long-Range  Road Prosram

Baseball   Moc vire  Yanks Back  Into Pennant  Brooks, Phils In NL Flag Fight

CAPONE AIDES TROOP BEFORE CRIME PROBE   Chicago Big Shots Give Testimony In Secret

JURY TO HEAR FIRE EVIDENCE   Davenport Sanity Group Quizzes Mis. Epperly

NEEDS LAWRENCE HELP   Hollywood in Filming. Stories Deeant Knaw Procer Snelling

NEEDS LAWRENCE HELP   Hollywood in Filming Storie:  Deesn’t Know Proper Spelling

Report Seven Polio Cases at Gainesville   Health Department Asked to Investiqate Outbreak.

YANKEES WIN WORLD SERIES ()PENER, 1-(   Jim Konstanty, Ace Relief Hurler, Faces Vic Raschi As WorldSeries Begins.

‘She Wasn’t Lion   Capacity Crowd Sees Series Opener at Philadelphia Today

House Defeats Korea Aid Bill   Showdown Booked On Chamber Control

Truman Forces Win Skirmish In House Today  Move Towards. Showdown After ‘Initial Setback:

Rules Fight  In Congress To Be Voted Upon Today  Yesterday's Defeat   Jarring To Control

TRUMAN DEMOCRATS FACE TEST —   Control Of House Is Now In Doubt After Setback Over Korea Aid Bill

KOREAN AID VOTE JOLTS DEMOCRATS   ‘Administration Shaken by  Major Setback in First Test of Year.

_ —DEMOCRATS SUFFER DEFEAT Fi ght For Control Of  House Nears Showdown

Vote Is Beaten   Pres. Truman's Forces Win Preliminary Skirmish: in. Fight. for Control. of House Legislative Program Today — Adjournment Motion. Fails:   SHOWDOWN: NEAR AT HAND

Truman foes Win First Test   Aid to Korea Fails, House Rules Fight Outcome in Doubt

Defeat of Administration Backed Bill for Aid Korea Gives Hint to Fight Ahead

Administration Democrats Face  Test in House Confidence Shaken By Defeat On Korea Aid Bill. -

House Control Showdown Vote Set For Today  Administration Upset   Administration Upset By First Defeat

Showdown Due Today for House Control   Administration Forces Shaken by Major Defeat

Democrats Are ‘ca red By Vote  Aid Nafan   Korean Aid Defeat May Affect Control

Administration Is Tossed For a Loss   Confidence Upset When Economie Aid To Korea Bill Reaten

Huge Oil Tank Ipnites; 2 Die   Others May’ Be. Lost In Texas Blast: .

Record Vote Possible ; FY  Heavy. Turnout Everywhere Swamps ‘Polls: 40 Million Ballots Seen

Fresh Flood - Threat Seen   Rain Splashes Over Middle and Lower Mississippi Valley Again Today.

CONTINUED RAINS BRING THREAT OF MIDWEST FLOODS   RENEW WARNING, MAY CUT DIKES AT NEW MADRID

Rain-Drenched Valleys Face New Threats Of Flood Crisis   Mississippi, Ohio Rivers Cause Most Concern; Evacuation Started

.  Rain, Sleet And Snow Over Many Sections  Chicago Has Heavy Damage; Mississippi Cote Naw Bland Theaat

Flood Threats Increase In Southern Area   Mississippi And Ohio Rivers May Leave Banks

Heavy Rainfalls Up Flood Threat While Snow Blankets Other Areas   New Evacuation Of 3,000 Started In Southeast Missouri; Chicago Hit By Worst Ice And Snow Storm In Several Years. ~

Rains, Ice Play Havoc   Downpours Raise New Flood Threats and Ice Snarls: Communications

Flood Threats Renewed After Splashing Rain   Ice Storms, Snow And Hurricanes Hit Wide Areas

Heavy Rains Cause New Flood Threats In Middle, Lower Mississippi Valley

Rains Increase Flood Threat to Many Areas   Mississippi and Ohio Rivers are Going Up Again

STREAMS RISING IN MIDWEST AS RAINS CONTINUE   Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Menace Midwest and Sections of South

Ohio, Mississippi. Are Swollen  Rains Raise Threat of New Floods

NEW FLOOD THREAT   Heavy Rains Reported in : States; Ice and Snow  in Midwest

Ahead More Than 15 Miles From Inchon   Planes Smash Red Reinforcements Pourina to Seoul

Allies Advance In All Sectors   Seventh Division In Battle For Capital; Engineers Bridging Han River

Estimate About 16 Men Enter   Firm May Go to Court for Order To Stop Pickets

TO HUTCHINSON IN 1951  Kansas District Walther Teague: Close Meeting at Ark

HOUSE BEGINS STEEL PROBE   Announcement © of . Impending Monopoly Hearing Brings Ketort from Fairless, Prosktent of U. S. ‘Stecl — Shortage of Dumestic Iron Ore in Near Future Rumored.

Air Force B-29 Crashes In Azores   All 15 Persons Aboard Killed, Report Indicates

Weather at Yuma   15 Die In Crash Of  Bomber   B-29 Crashes At Field in Azores

Diane, Shreveport Based, Develops Engine Trouble While On Flicht To Great Britain

NEVADAN OPENS DEBATE ON LAW  Commie-Control Bill Chiefs *Hope For OK By Next Week

Pension Law liberalized In Assembly   Responsibility of Reletives Ruled Out; 63-64 Group ‘Restored

ONE MAN’S OPINION   o> Vers wee eee  (Distributed by International News Service)

Official Washington In Dither As Welfare Commissioner Thrives On Relief Allowance

Lie Looks for Definite Break By June Or July In U. N. Deadlock Over China

Karly Break In Deadloek Over China   UN Secretary General Expresses Hope of Such Action by June, July   TO SEE PRESIDENT   Declares Reds Still Have Full Confidence in Aims Of World Peace Organ

Says Big 4 Stil Hopes For Peace   Dispute Over China Question Mav Ee Settled

RUSSIA RETAINS HEREATHIN YA, LIE TELLS PRES   Secretary Hopes Fer Break tr Deadlock Over Red  pe pe

Lie Foresees U.N. ‘Break’   End of Deadlack on China Predicted in Next Month or Two

Break in Deadlock Expected by Lie   Sceretary-Genernl Declare: Russians Have Faith in United Nations

Lie Voices Hopes For Break Soon In China Deadlock  Contends Russia Stil   Contends Russia Still Has Full Confidence In United Notions

Lie Anticipates. Definite Break. On China Isduce   Says Reds Have Faith In UN; Want It Reatbred To Normal .Functioping

Sees Break In Deadlock Over China   U.N. Secretary Lie Hopeful of Decision In June or July

Lie Looks for Break By June or July in UN China Deadlock   Secretary General Tells Welcoming Group Europe Wants Peace

United Nations Chief Says Russia Still Has Complete Confidence in World Agency

This Is "Year of Decision’, Irygve Lie Tells Newsmen   But Everybody Wants Peace. He Says on  Return from Europe.

Lie Sees Break In U.N. Impasse Over Red Chira   Hopes Dispute May Be Settled During Summer By Leaders

LIE SEES U. N. CHINA DISPUTE END NEAR   Hopes For Break By June Or July, Says Reds Still Have Confidence In Body

Hope for Break In UN Deadlock Over China   Trygve Lie Says’ June May Bring Solution In UN

Lie Expects Early Breal   Looks for End of Deadlock Over China in UN Within Next Two Months.

Members Meet . . ~ In Pocahontas  ~ 4-HClub Buildns   Five Directors Will Be Elect~ ed; Many: Enter tainment.  Features On Progr ant’:

Draft Rules On Marriage   raft Faces Those Under 50.00. 0 Registration Set _ For Medical Men

Weak Dikes Still Menace Flood Areas   Emergency Crews Labor in Illinois And Indiana

Dikes Threatened By Surging Rivers In Midwest States   Towns In Indiana, Illinois Flooded as Streams Rise Above Flood Marks

Leaking Levee On Wabash Perils Towns   Furious Blizzard Goes Over Rockies; Frost Exnected in Californie

I'S T0 HOLD KUM RIVER LINE OR DIE TRYING   Hour of Decision Not Far Away Americans Believe

BROAD RALLY PROPS UP MARKE1   Some Stocks More Than Regain Losses In Tuesday’s Sell-Off

L.J.Benkert Dies  From Motor Fumes  Implement Dealer Found at Garage

Red Experts Will Direct Isle Assault  Nationalists Claim  Russians To Advise

Reds Mass F or Attack   Full-Scale Invasion Of Hainan Island Expected Within Days

Nationalist Forees Say Red Experts Plan Drive   Invasion Forecast On Hainan Island Within Short Time

Report Soviets To Be Drilling Landing Force   Russian Advisers Reported. ly Arrived On Luichow Peninsula; Nationalists  Beat Back Invaders

Nationalists PredictRuss Experts to Direct ‘Next-tnvasion of Hainan

Russians Due To Call Shots   Believed Directing China Attack Now

Full-Scale War OnHainan ste Expected Soon  Chinese Nationalists Predict Russians To Call Invasion Signals

Russia May Call Turn On Hainan Attack  Nationalists Believe Communists To Hurl Intensive Invasion

China Reds Seen Getting Russian Aid  _ Experts to Help On  _ Hainan Invasion

Invasion Force Being Drilled, Dispatches Say  ts To Ca all Signal Soviel   Soviets To Call Signals On Next Invasion Of Hainan.

Russia Vi iewed. Calling Signals On Hainan  Drive   Chinese. Nationalists Claim Small Invasion Force . Given Training By Reds

China Reds seen Getting Russian Aid   China Nationalists Predict Russian Experts to Help On Hainan Invasion

Two Villages Completely Aband. oned, Houses Wrecked, Live. stock Killed, Crops Ruined and Highways Damaged.

NAVY AGAIN FAILS TO FLOAT Blo MO   GROUNDING OF BATTLESHIP TO BE INVESTIGATED BY COURT OF ENQUIRY.

Mighty Mo Still Stuck As Naval Quiz Is Ordered   Battleship Held -Fast in Mud; 19 Tugs Can’t Budre Her

Naval Court To Probe ‘Mo's’ Fi Third Try To Free  Battleship Fails

 19 Tug Boats Fail to Move ‘Mighty Mo; Salvage Effort Depends on Tides

LEATHERNECKS TO RESCUE - Marines Reach Korea Ready For Tough Fight

Beer, Liberty And the Enemy; Marines Land   ‘We'll Give the Best,’ Leatherneck Claims At Korean Port

HEAVY EQUIPMENT ACCOMPANIES TROOPS  Marines Wade Ashore, Call For Beer, Say They’re Ready

Marines Land, Ready to Fight   ‘We'll Give ‘em Best We Have, and That's A Lot,’ Says Noncom

The Marines Have Landed! Call For Beer; Promise To Make It Tough On Reds

Some Carolinians Among "Them, Loaded For Heav Combat, As They Prepate To Battle Reda:

U.S. Marines In Korea _.   Equipped With Heavy Tanks and New Super Bazookas: Hot te Ge

Marines Land, Ready to Punch At Korean Reds   Loaded for Heavy Combat, Leathernecks Are ‘Hot to Go’

Marines Expect Tough Fight In Korea, but Are ‘Hot to Go’  “If You Knew We Was Coming, Where's The Crake?! Vaternn Acke an Arrival

Marines Hif Korean Port In Full Force   Leathernecks Land, Ash For Beer, Shore Leave; Promise to Make It Tough on Reds

First Marine Division 20 Days in Crossing Pacific--ls Equipped with Pershing Tanks

Marines Land In Force For Korean War  American Force Heavily Equipped

Leathernecks Call For Beer, Crack Af Enemy  oC: es: ha Lh mote   Band Plays As Units Bring Best Arms Seen In Korea

Marines in Korea,  Loaded for Combat   Bring Huge Tanks, Latest in Fighting Equipment: Ready to Go

‘We'll Give Them The Best We've Got-and That’s A Lot’  ° e  Marines Poised for Combat

 ‘No Pain, No Strain’ Beer, Liberty Interest ‘Marines Now In Korea

MARINES LAND IN FORCE AT KOREAN PORT   Will Go Into Battle Behind Biggest U. S. Tanks  *  “Fidst Time.’

Marines Arrive In South Korea Ready For Fight   Men Wisecrack As They Wait To Go Ashore For Battle

Leathernecks Ready For Fight After 20 Days On Ship— Heavilyv-Armed Marines Arrive Ai Grimmest Momen

GOP Economy Group Wins First Real Test   Hotse Votes to Slash $250,000,000 ir 1951 Foreign Aid Funds—Marshall Plan Program for Western Europe Reduced to $2,700,000,000.   KOREA AND CHINA TO COME

Aid-Slashing Drive Pushed  G.O.P. Goes Ahead Desnite Firman Plea

GOP Drives For Deeper Budget Cuts   $250 Million ERP Slash First Victory in Its Economy Campaign

GOP Aims Guns At Foreign Aid  Leaders To Insist On Cut in Outlay

GOP House Leaders Press Drive To Slash Half Billion Dollars From President’s Proposal For Foreign Recovery Spending

House Approves ERP Fund Slash   Economy Advocates Press for New Cuts

ECONOMY GROUP COMPELS SLASH AND ASKS MORE   House Of Representatives Slices OFF $250,000,000 In Close Vote, Reduc‘ing Truman's Over seas Aid Outlay.

GOP Drive Cuts Quarter Billion  From Foreign Aic  Rep. Smith's Plea For Larger Slash Loses 137 to 152

GOP Presses For Sharper Foreign Aid Funds Slash   House Takes Quarter Billion From Amount  For European Relief

Gop Leaders Push Move For Spending Cuts   Win First Battle As House Slashes Funds For Euronean Allies

REPUBLICANS PUSH FOR SLASH IN AID   Win First Test In Cul Of Quarter Billion In Recovery Funds

FOREIGN AID IS CUT $250,000,000   Republican Economy Strength Wins Its First Real Test

GOP Presses Foreign Aid Cut Advantage   Marshall Plan Funds for Europe Are Reduced

Republicans Ash Foreign Aid Cut  Press Drive To Slash Half Billion Dollars

Republicans Win Quarter - Billion Cut In Foreign Aid Fund; Press Advantage

GOP Wins First Test On Economy   House Republicans Win in Vote To Slash Europe Recovery Funds by Quarter Billion.

GOP Strength . ‘Wins First Test  $250 Million Foreign Bet fh ek fe Bnnenwed

G.0.P. Shows Its Strength, Presses For Added Slashes   Marshall Plan Program fs Dropped Quarter of Billion by 165 ta 163 Vote

Republicans Pressing Advantage Economy Proponents  Win First. Real Test

$250,000,000 Lopped From Foreign Aid   Republicans Press Advantage; Seek More Fund Cuts

HALF BILLION FOREIGN AID CUT IS SEEN   Republican Strategists Press Drive For  Big Slash

House Votes To Cut $250 Million Off Aid Funds  Economy-Minded GOD Mamhare Mava   Economy-Minded GOP Members Move To Press Advantage

GOP Presses Gains Won in Foreign Aid Cut   Slash Funds-for Europe; To Consider Korea, China Next

GOP Economy Bloc Wins First Test  $250 Million Lopped From Marshall Plan By House Republicans

GOP Hails Cut in 1951 ECA Program   $250 Million Slash In Marshall Aid Won Tuesday

GOP Pressing Drive to Cut Foreign Alc  Half-Billion Dollar Slash in Funds

Vote Drastic ECA Slash   Quarter Million Dollar _Cut in Funds Victory For GOP Economy Blo

MERCY DEATH APPEAL DENIED BY HUSBAND   Attendant Relates Bedside Scene  To Jurors

Edgar Rice Burroughs, Creator of Tarzan, Dies Quietly Sunday Morning

Heart Ailment Causes Death Sunday ot Edgar Rice Burroughs, Author of Tarzan Stories — Cremation to. Follow Private Funeral Services,

FBI Nabs 2 More In Assassins’ Plot  Nationalist Party Officials Arrested On Conspiracy Charge

THE COLUMBUS BOYS CHOIR   “Will Appear In Wellsboro At The High School Auditorium.

BOY CHOIR T0 BE HEARD AT WHS SUNDAY. JAN. 29   Second of Community Con certs to Feature Columbus Boychoir; Herbert Huff. man. Leader

TWO ATTEMPT ESCAPE   Leavenworth Prisoners Discovered, However. and Caught

TRUMAN REPORTED IN FIGHTING TRIM FOR 00 CAMPAILN   Works on Outline of Speeches He Will Deliver on Trip to Northwest in May.   KEY WEST STAY HAS GIVEN HIM DEEP TAN   President Flies Back te Washington Monday for Conference With His Advisers.

TRUMAN IN FIGHTING MOOD FOR MAY TRIP   President Expecis To Campaign Coast-To-Goast; To Address Big Chicage Rally

West Huddles With Albania   Super-Secret Talks Conducted in Rome

RESIDENTS LIBERAL IN BLDG. FUND AID   $4000 From Solebury-New Hope Section To Help With Project   OTHER LARGE GIFTS

Motive for Florida Shooting By Ex-Kokomoan Being Sough   Police Believe Gifford’s Divorce Caused Quarrel

NOBLE LEAVES VAST ESTATE   Bulk of Ardmoreite’s Assets Go to Foundation—Four Children Will Share

Institution He Created in Honor of His Father Chief Beneficiary, Will Reveals

FATEFUL DECISION COMING UNHas6 Good Reasons To Invade North Korea

Allied Forces Await Orders To Cross 38th   Generals Expect U. N. Answer To Be ‘Yes’ To Question

United Nations Now Facing Fateful Decision as Forces  Pursue Foe to 38th Parallel

U. S. DESTROYERS ' HELP FLYING ARROW   Warships Aid Freighter, Shelled by Chinese Nationalists, Patch Wounds.

Reserve Policy Shift Faces Delay  2 ee eee   May Be a Month Or More Till ‘Orderly’ Procedure Begins

Uncertainty Still There   Reservists ‘Subject To Quick Call Until Services Work Out Details of New Plans

Reserve List  To be Revised   Month May be Taken Before Full ‘Orderly’ Call

EE A RE EE  Daily Passenger Service to K. C And Wichita Scheduled

 S A4BNTES £2 SEE VS LAT A  Daily Passenger Service to K. C.  And Wichita Scheduled

REGTOR HERE 1 NAMED IN THE COSTELLO WILL   Former Doylestown Twp. Man Leaves $30,000 Estate   ‘OTHER BEQUESTS MADE

— PAPERS — Amerasia  Publicity Demanded   WAS IT HISS? KNOWLAND ASKS

 Greater Local Control Carroll County Grand Jury  Raps U. S. Welfare Handout:

LOCAL CONTROL OVER WELFARE   Carroll County Grand Jury Dissatisfied With Present Setup

Truman's Call Heralds Higher Taxes Greater Spending, Larger Draft Cal

HIGHER TAXES, BIGGER DRAFT INDICATED   Juick Pledges Of Suppor Given By  Congressmen  AMERICA   Has Ability And Resources To Fight Any Aggressor, President Declares

3 Million-Man Fighting Force Is U.S. Goal   President’s Plan for  Broader Mobilization Draws Quick Pledges Of Congress’ Backing

3,000,000 Armed Force Is Sought   Truman’s Plan Wins Support of GOP. Dems

Truman Reveals  Plans for Force Of Three Million  Report to Nation  Assails Moscow, Pledges Peace

U.S. Strength To Be Doubled  Truman Says   Broader Mobilization Draws Quick Pledges of Congress Support; Reviews American Action.

TRUMAN SAYS U.S.T0 CALL UP 3,000,000   President Announces Armed Services to Be Doubled to Meet Threat Of Red Aggression.   8 MUST STEP UP OUTPUT OF ARMS   Predicts Victory in Korean War and Warns Russia Not to Underrate U. S. Strength.

3,000,000 Men, Goal Of Truman   America Will Double Fighting Strength To Meet Soviet Threat

All Anxious To Avoid World War   President Asks Three Million Under Arma, More Spending and Higher Taxes   Must Sacrifice   Calls Korea Front Line, Serves Notice on All Aggresser Nations

President Calls For Armed Force Of 3 Million Men   Heavier Drafts and Taxes Ara Implied; Quick Pledges of  Sumnnart Arn Manda 

Congress To Back Truman On Broader Mobilization   President In Radio Talk Calls For 3,000,000-Man Army And Tells Russia Not To Underrate U. S. Power.

U. S. fo Double Fighting Strength To Meet Red Threat   Warns of Hard Work, Dangers Ahead for U. S.

Armed Force Need Set at 3,000,000   President Tells Nation of Future, Explains U.S. Role in Talk to World

Reds in Korea ave Reached  Peak, Claim   Greater Spending. More Taxes Coming

President Plans Armed Strength of 3 Million   Program to Fight Red Aggression Approved by Both Parties

Country On Road To Full Mobilization   -President’s Plans “Outlined In Talk

Truman Fighting Cal Gets Wide Support   World-Wide Broadcast Warns Russia Not to Misjudge US Strength; Says Invasion In Korea Has Reached Peak

President's Call for Broader Mobilization to Block Reds Gets Quick Congress Support

TRUMAN TALK BRINGS QUICK AID PLEDGES      ‘Preventive War’ Talk Is Squelched Squelched  Asain By Suspension Of Air General

Truman’s Call For Three Million: Man Army Points Toward Gréater Spending And Larger Draft Calls

Truman Asks 3,000,000  Troop Force   Congress Quickly Pledees Support

Truman Call for a Fighting Force Of 3 Million Gets General Support   Greater Spending, Higher Taxes, Larger Draft Calis Indicated in President’s Report to Notion on Korea: Warning to Aaaressors

Truman's Speech Promises Taxes, Draft Increase   t  ‘Broader Mobilization Plan Draws Congress Support Pledges Of AIL Parties

President In Warning To Red Nations   Chief Executive Says U.S. Alert; Support Pledged

To Double U.S. Forces—   Hard Work, Sacrifice Ahead, Truman Warns

Traman Calls For Fighting Force Of 3 Million Men   Tax Boost Bill Nears Completion

No Dissent To Vigorous Program '   Congress Swift to Rally Behind President in Call for Doubled Army, More ‘Belt Tightening’

President s Call For Mobilization Given Support   Increase in Draft And Higher Taxes Loom in Program

Truman Aim Is 3,000,000 Under Arms  Boebee Blecwee DW (hevescccs

Step Needed To Meet Red Threat, View   Korea Communists to Be Crushed, President Says In Radio Talk

Re Warns More Sacrifices Ahead fo Meet Danger.   “Predicts-Invaders in Korea to:Be Crushed; _Conaress Backs Plan

[ruman Reveals Armed Services Will Be Doubled  President Says U.S.  m—nmte Maly Danra

Warning To Reds: Truman Calls For 3 Million Men To Block Aggressors

All Groups Back up President Truman in His Request For 3.000,000-Man Fighting Force, More Draftees

Will Double Suze Of Armed Forces  Truman Makes Announce ment to Meet, Threat of Red Aggression  GETS QUICK. SUPPOR]  President Gives a Report te Nation on the Korean

60 CENTS OF ARMY DOLLAR FOR WEAPONS   Contrasts to 18c¢ for Armament Before Korean  War.

Weapons Great tem Listed in Defense Request  Would Take About 6&€ Cents of Each Doilar

Weapons Costs Take 60 Percent  Great Inadequacies in Amounts, Types

Five Pedestrians Among Victims; Fires Kill Two, Air Crash Kills Pilot

Oil Official Says Coal Ailments Not Caused by Foreign Imports         FBI Chief Claims Reds Going Underground

Charges Mine Jobs Unaffected By Oil Imports   Oil Industry Spokesman Says Other Factors Responsible.

io RLS RN HAE SY  SOLUTION OFFERED  Thomas Proposes “Production Payment” Based On Brannan Plan

BRANNAN- LIKE SOLUTION OFFERED IN SPUD CRISIS   Senator Proposes New Bill to Avoid Dumping Huge Supply of Potatoes

Production  Payment Plan  Yor Poiaioes Thomas Says His  WDunwunnaal Wifhauca

Thomas Come:  Up With New  Potato Plan Oklahoman Would  Assure Farmers Of 75 Percent Parity

Thomas Maps New Subsidy On Potatoes   Western Senator For Full Control Or None at All

G. 0. P. Guns Rip Spending   Truman Highway To Socialism Cited -

TRUMAN WILL CHECK ON REDS IN GOVERNMENT   White house to be Doubly Sure About State Department Personnel,

Strikers Face  Court Order   U.S. Seeks Contempt Citation on Walkout

RAIL WALKOUT COURT ACTION SLATED TODAY   Military Supplies, Christmas Mail Blocked Av Tieuns

Plan Actions In Cleveland  And Chicago   Seven Major Cities Affected And Spread Elsewhere Is Seen

Court Action Hope Of Haltinc Railroad strike  overnmen! Pians  ctian im Meal Lliait

UNION MAY ESCAPE RAP leeeeeeesseenstestenesesssesnnenseneesenneemnee  Rail Strike Being Taken Quickly To Federal Court

Spreading Rail Strike Causes Pile. Up of Freight and Disrupted Passenger Service — Some Blast Furnaces Banked in Chicago.

LOYALTY PROBES ARE CONTINUED BY COMMITTEES  FBI Has Denied Charge of Illegal  Evidence

§,000 Hard Coal Miners End Walkout   Act Under Order Of General Mine Committee; Talks Will be Resumed

VITAL ABOMB SECRETS SAID GIVEN SOVIETS   Senators Report FBI Director -Revealed.. Confession Made -

British Scientist Held: U.S. to Start Probes   Hoover's Expose Stirs Committee; Reds’ Time-Table Believed Advanced

Arrest Of Expert Brings On Uproar   Britons Nab Top Atom Researcher Or Spying Charges

J. Edgar Hoover Tells Senators Russians Given H-Bomb And Atomic Data Alike By British Scientist   Britain’s Top Scientist Jailed For Giving Away Official Atomic Secrets

Scientist Confesses To Spying   Senate-House Atomie Committeeman Calls. Situation Grave

Senators Believe Information Aided’ Russia To Speed Work on Atom Bomb

rbl Puts Finger On Scientist in H-Bomb Probe  Scotland Yard Acts on Hoover's Tip; Jails Fuchs

Congress, AEC Launch Security Leak Probe   Fuchs Smugeled Russia Hydrogen Bomb Data 

Top British Scientist Has Confessed Spying, FBI Chief Hoover Says   “One of Most Shocking Things I've Listened to’, Says Senator Bridges; Fuchs Hired by Reds in 1939.

Hoover Tells Solons Details Of Fuchs Story  Briton Ie Reine Held   Briton Is Being Held by Scotland Yard for Atomic Thefts

PRISONER SAID TO HAVE PASSED OUT H-BOMB DAT!   Senators Quote J. Edgar Hoover as Saying Klaus Fuchs Confessed Spying Activities.   FBI] CHIEF BEFORE SENATORS 3 HOURS   Gives Graphic Account of Case to Lawmakers—Story Described as “Shocking” by Bridges.

Top Scientist Admits Spying  Says Hoover  Worked On U. S. Project 3 Years

Hoover Testifies  At Closed Session On Spy Activities Of British Expert

Hoover Testifies On Soviet Spying At Closed Hearing   Senators Say Situation Alarming; Summon General Groves After Learning Scientist Head Access ta Much Atom Research Duta

Britain Jails Scientist As Russian Spy.   German Born Dr. Klaus Fuchs Is Accused By FBI Chief Of Passing Super-Bomb Information To Reds

2 Crack U. S. Divisions Race For First Link With Seoul Force   First Cavalry Unit Smashes 35 Miles In 35 Hours; Enemy Appears Broken

Arctic Blasts Chill Most Of United States   Heavy Snow Paralyze: Treffic In Several Cities

Arctic Cold Wave Spreads To Atlantic, South to Gulf; And No Real Relief Sighted

WINTRY BLASTS STRIKE THE EAST; ~— SuAW IN SOUTH   Eleven States Have Readings : of Zero or Below—Traf ) fic Paralyzed in   Some Cities.   NASHVILLE UNDER SEVEN-INCH BLANKET   Frigid Air Extends From Rockies to Atlantic and Southward to Gulf of Mexico.

White House Conferees Perturbed ‘Over TV's Influence on Children

New Walkouts Hit Chicago And Pittsburgh   50,000 Other Workers Will Be Forced Out By Union Shutdown

_—-RAILROADS— Strike Halts Operation Of 2 More Lines  Plea From White  Hauea Te if onored

Asks Further Efforts To Settle Rail Strike   Vop Labor Adviser Calls Union and Company Representatives, Into An- other Conference Today After Getting Truman's Request.   MORE WORKERS QUIT JOBS   LATE BULLCTIN

More Railway Workers Join in Token Walkouts   Strikes Comparatively Small But in Key Svots. Put 50,000 Out of Work

New Railway Token Strikes Idle 30,000   White. House Keeps Up Efforts to Avert Nation-Wide Tieup

Meeting Called In Move To End Railroad Strike   Representatives Of Unions And Employers Gather At Behest Of President

For the 45th   New Token Strikes By Railroaders Are Put Into Operation

Chica go and Pitisbur gh Rail Strikes’ Start   Boost the Number of ‘Toker’ Walkouts In The Nation to Five

2 MORE ROADS ARE IDLED BY  TOKEN’ STRIKES  MAKE NO PROGRESS  IN SETTLEMENT OF WAGE-HOUR DISPUTE

President Calls For Settlement Of Rail Strike   Truman In Plea For Renewed Efforts

White House Parley Called   Pittsburgh, Chicago  Workers Join Tieun

Rail Workers Shun Plea 01 White House   More Railway Workers Strike Today; Walkout In Pittsburgh

More Rail Workers Go On Strike   Pittsburgh, Chicago Are New Areas; All Attempts To Settle Strike Fail

Unable To Settle Railroad Strike   White House Meeting Fails More Workers Leaving Posts   IN 2 HOUR CONFERENCE   Workmen Fail to Report fo: Duty in Pittsburgh and  Lago

New Settlement Parleys Called In Rail Strikes  Truman Orders Attempt to Solve Wage-Hour Issue   Shorter Hours

White House Fails To Bring Peace As Nation’s Railroad Strike Spreads

Railroad Tieup Affects Natior   President Calls For Renewed Efforts To Settle Dispute: Union and Management Meetine Today

HST Urges New Rail Peace Talk   Steelman Still Trying As Token Strike Is Started.

More Rail Workers Strike, Ignoring White House’ Plea  Walkouts To Date Have 50,000 Men Idle; Unions Asked To Call Off FiveDay Token Strikes.

Fail On Strike Peace More Railmen Quit   President Tells Assistant Steelman To ‘Keep On Trying’ for Settlement OF Kev-Snot Token Rai! Strikec

RAIL WORKERS IGNORE PLEA TO STAY ON JOB   Attempt to Settle Dispute Drags on Until Midnight, Gets Nowhere.

Still Attempt To Settle The Rail Strike   Morning Effort Failed To Bring About Results

New Parley Called In Rail Strike   White House Meeting Is Scheduled After Workers On Two More Lines Walk Out

PEACE TALKS “CONTINUE IN ~ RAL DISPUT   No Progress Reported; More Shutdowns Are Due Today

Rail Strikes AtGlance   Rail Walkout Will Continue   Try For Peace A White House Mee Complete Failure

TOKEN STRIK DN RAILROADS IS SPREADING   Wore Walkouts Reported in Spite of President's Plea for Settlement of Dispute   WHITE HOUSE PARLEY

Attempt to End Rail Dispute Meets Failure   Additional Lines Are Hit by Strike; Steel Mills Lay Off 30,000 -

More Rail WorkersOut   Last Truman Peace Effort Fails; No Plans For New Talks Now

More Rail Workers Leave Jobs   Union Rejects Mediator's Plea; Canadians Strike

More Railway Workers Quit Jobs White House Fails fo End Dispute   Two Short Lines Closed Down as Union Hints ‘Token’ Strikes Moy Spread to Major Road; Joint Meeting Breaks Up Without Progress

Rail Unions Reject Plea By President   Truman Asks Steelman To Keep Trying, More Trainmen Quit Work

Employes Leave Jobs In Chicago And Pittsburgh   Union Hints Ma‘or Line May Be Affected By Walkout

Tax Levy Comparisons   More Rail Workers Go On Strike   ‘New Strikes Today Called in  - Pittsburgh and Chicago; All Are Five-Day Token Walkouts.

Rail Unions Ignore Plea By Steelman  "Token Strikes’ Reach Chicago  ;, oe ee pe oo

White House Move Fails to Settle Railroad Strike  Walkout by the  T rAimmoan Snrannc   Walkout by the Trainmen Spreads To More Roads

Rail Workers Out On Strike   President Calls For More Talks To Settle Dispute -

More Railway Workers Join Strike Force  White House ' Plea   White House Plea To Stay On Job Being Ignored

Pittsburgh and Chicago Hit By NewWalk-Outs   Token Actions Call Attention to Long Wage-Hour Dispute

U.S. Bid to End Rail Walkout Fails: Union Hints of Major Line Strike

More Rail Men Strike; Parleys Set   Truman Directs Steelman To Keep Trying For Peace

Steelman Is Told »to Restart Talks In Thwart Effort   Pittsburgh, Chicago Hit Today By Men Disputing On Wages

Rail Strike End Sought By President   White House Meeting of Parties Today

Token Railroad Strikes Spread In East Cities   Industrial Area Short Lines Join Struck Roads

New Talks Fail To Halt Strike Of Railroaders   Men In Pittsburgh, Chicago Join Token Walkouts On Key Systems

More Strike On Railways. Snub Pleas   New Walkouis Hit Pittsburgh, Chicago; Further Talks Due

Truman Calls For Railroad Peace: More Workers Out   STRIKES SPREAD TO PITTSBURGH AND .. CHICAGO DESPITE PLEA

First ‘Token’ Rail Strikes Under Way   More Due Today; No Progress Made In Monday Talks

New Attempt at Rail Pact Fails; More Quif Jobs   Unions Reject Direct Request to Call Off Their Walkouts

MORE RAILROAD EMPLOYES JOIN STRIKE FORCES   They Ignore Truman's Apoveal Not To Walkout, With New Strikes At Pittsburgh, Chicago.

2 New Rail Strikes Hit Key Cities   Estimate 50,000 Men To Be Put Out of Work

PATRONAGE BIG ISSUE IN MISS   State’s Senators Refuse Tc Approve 16 Postmaster Appointees

Dr. Grace Smith Dies in Minnesota   Former City Woman Practiced Medicine For SO Years

Laborite Revolt Fails in Commons   Banishment of African Chief  Is Issue in Test

South Koreans Are Developing Info Tough Army   Leadership and KnowHow Improve as the Wer Goes on.

Assurance Implied That Forces Of UN 'W ould Not Reinvade   Vishinsky Calls MacArthur ‘War Maniac’ And Raps United Nations For Allowine Crossine Of Border

13-Nation Peace Plan  Supported   U.S. Approval Told for Respecting Line; Red Answer Uncertair

13. Nations. Send Appeal To Peking   Proposed Measure Would Ask Truce, ‘Big Two’ Meeting

13-Nation Appeal to Red China Based On Re-establishment of Divided Korea

China Asked To Respect 38th Parallel   13-Nation Note Sent Reds Implies U.S. in Aqreement

Some Officials Believe Appeal May Be Heeded   Message to Peking Impties UN Forces Wen't Cross Border

SAYS UN WOULD ALSO HONOR PARALLEL 38   Appeal to Red China Reportedly Implied MacArthur Would Not Reinvade N. Korea

Wide Powers Granted ‘Ike’   Move Seen Answer.  To G.O.P. Demands

Choice of Ike Appeases GOP   Ge vore-ayag ‘Broad Diplomatic. Powers Seen Assuring Defense

Ike’s Powers Mav Answer  GOP Demands   Republicans Ask for Assurance Europe Will Fight to Defend Self

SCOTT FIGURES ON HEAVY VOTE   Governor Thinks North Carolina Will Pile Up 425,006 Total On Primary Set For Saturday.

First Ald Course Starts April 17   Will Bo Advanced Course, Red Cross Sponsored

First Aid Course Starts April 17  Wilt Be Advanced Course , ee a. Cen: enna fl

Kenneth Shipp Has Rare Blood Disease  Ailing Tech Student ie Flown To Dallas

Democrats Stage Chicago Jubilee For President  Repu ubli ican ns Fight  mar S&éeto famtval

fj (GOP Attention Focused On Senatorial, Gov ernor’s Primary In Pennsylvania

Truman Set To Speak At Democratic Jubilee;  GOP Faces Vital Test

frienan Chicago Rally, Pennsy Grunay-Dull Battle Highlight Week of Big Political Doin’s

Big Chicago Rally To Climax Tour   Congressman Says Russia Won't Launch Atom Attack

Truman Climaxes Tour In Chicago   Hot Primary Seen In Pennsylvania

Republican Groups Striving For Party Control In Quaker State Vote

PARTIES PRESS HARD FOR VOTES ON TWO FRONTS   Democrats Meet In Chicago For Rousing Jubilee — Pennsylvania Republican Primary. Tuesday.

DEMOCRATS ARE IN CHICAGO FOR WEEKEND RALLY  Truman Will Speak Monday to Climax Bia Gatherina

Politics Reach  Boiling Point. Demo Jubilee, GOP Primary In Spattiqht

RUSSIA REFUSES INFORMATION ON NAZI PRISONERS   Allies Contend Hundreds Of Thousands Still In Red Hands

News of Prisoners Refused by Russia; Charge Propaganda   Reds Declare “Facts’’ Have Been Presented In Their Listings

Tri-Power Demand Is Rejected   Ruasians Refuse  To Give Data On German POWs Held In Soviet Union

‘Russia Rejects Westerners Demand for Information ‘on World War Prisoners

Seventh Fleet [s Directed To Help Protect Formosa; Communist Invasion Hit

Officer Killed As He Tries To Question Man; Dozens See Shooting.

Lewis’ Aides Seek fo Return Miners to Jobs   Coal Union Leader Changes ‘Suggestion’ To ‘Order’ Status

Railmen Obey Court’s Order   Rock Island Line’s Switehmen on Jobs

Switchmen Go Back To Work On Railroads.   Court Order Influences Strike End

Swilchmen Bow fo US. Court Order   Head of Union Puts Men Back On Rock Isiand

Rail Workers Bow to Court Ban on Strike   ‘Haye No Other Choice,’ Says President of Switehmen’s Union

Switchmen Bow to Court Order   Striking Members to Return to Work

‘Unionists Reluctantly Obey Court Order for Work Return   Switchmen Back After Rejecting President's Plea

START WORK SOON   Workmen Will Be Busy Re surfacing K. U. Campus Streets

WAR WEAPONS TO INDOCHINA   Announcement Made At Arms Parley With French

US APES  WAR WEAPONS  TO INDOCHINA   Announcement Made “At Arms: Parley With French —

Ohio Meningitis Boy May Still Be on the Loose   Lad Checked at ‘Columbus Hospital May Not Be One Feared As Carrier

Heat Wave Continues In Eastern U.S. But Storms Menace Northwest Section

Cold Front Following Heat Wave   Snowballs And Straw Hats Show Contrast In Nation’s Weather.

House Approves Economic  Aid For Korea And Formosa  -Sharply Reverses Previous Stand ‘Jn Move To Bolster Anti-Réd Defense -

HOUSE VOTES TO AID KOREA AND FORMOSA   Multimilion-Dollar Economie Program Approved — Action Sends Bill to Senate.

BOSTON, NEARBY COMMUNITIES: BLACKED OUT FOR AN HOUR; BECAUSE OF POWER FAILURE.

Need Of Keeping Draft Law Cited By Sec. Johnson  Chief Says te ow He elpe ed Stop Communism Spread

Johnson Says Draft Act Aids In Red Fight  Defense Secretary Declares Law Halted Communism

Congress Roundup  Johnson Urges Draft Extension  GOP Hands Truman   GOP Hands Truman Foreign Policy Jolt

Johnson Asserts Draft Decisive In Stopping Red:   Defense Secretary Asks for Extension Of Expiring Law

Wants Draft Act Extended   Decisive. Factor.in Halting Communism: in: Europe, Johnson States.

Claims Draft Blocked Reds   Johnson Pleads For Cor tinuance Of Selective Service Act.

‘SAYS 1948 DRAFT HELPED STOP REDS   JOHNSON ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF ACT EXPIRING IN JUNE

Johnson Pleads for Draft Law  "Decisive Factor in Halting Communism'

Politburo ‘Shocked’ By Move   Johnson Outlines Stand To Congress

Says New Plant Will ‘Socialize Electric Power’   Utility Executive Attacks Government Proposal and Huce Loan.

Blasts SPA’ *"PowerGrab   Proposal to Build REA Power Plant Rouses Utilities Ire

Utility Head Charges Power Socialization  KC Executive Attacks REA —

Congress To Have Only 62 New Faces   Freshman Group Smallest In Many Years

rew Freshmen lake Seats In Nexi Congress  Several Lawmakers Making Comeback

:Most Members Experienced . . . . Freshman Crop Is  Short In Congress

63 IN CONGRESS ARE 'FRESHMEN’   84 Are Newly Elected But 21 Have Had Previous Experience

BETTER EQUIPMENT— Horse, Buggy Era Ends In State Mental Hospitals

» Desperate U. S. Prisoners Eseape From Atlanta Jail   Two Others Captured Before They Flee Over Wall In Daring Escape Plan At Fulton Tower: Men Saw Bars, Assault Jailer, Use Rope Sheets To Win Freedom

Five Desperate Prisoners Free   Armed Men Sought in Georgia after Fleeing. Federal Prison.

Two Others Captured In  Bold Break   Escapees Force Cabbie To Drive Them Vo Suburb

Realty Sales $130,000 In Last 2 Weeks   Period Shows 29 Transactions in County With One Farm Showing $300 Acre Selling Price.

To Drizzle And Freeze   North Missouri Forecast Is Snow Mixed With Worse

Freezing Mist Covers Roads in North Missouri   Flood Perils Mount As Rain and Snow Hit Much of Nation

Diesel Engine of Train Runs Wild   Milwaukee Road Crew is Unable to Stop it

iSixth In a Series: Report Persons In Fifth Ward "Listed As Non-V oters on April 4

jSeventh in a Series List Persons Registered As Not Voting in 6th Ward April 4

Fourth In a Serias:  \City Records Show 3rd Ward \Non-Voters in April 4 Election

Third In a Series: . List Residents Who Did N o Vote i in. 2nd. Precinct, Ward 2

Vatican Envoy Resigns   Taylor Returns To Private Life After 10 Years

Korean Communists Find They Canno Trust Anyone Close to South Border

Pope Signals Crusade ‘Of Prayers for Peace   British Fast Asked tf dtom Plea Fails

Pope Asks World To Pray for Peace On Passion Sunday   Letter is Issued by Pontiff Marking 11th Year of His Regime

Mutilated Body Of U. S. Naval Attache Is Found   Austrian Police Suspect Murder; Victim Close Friend Of Voaeler

U.S. Naval Attache Dies by Falling o1 Being Thrown From Train in Austria

U. S. Citizen Found Dead  In Austria   Foul Play Suspected In ‘Fall’ From Train: Was Vogeler Friend

46,000 Available For Induction On ‘Moment’s Notice’   DRAFT.AT.A.CTLANCE

Draft Action Shows U. §. in Finish Fight   Russia Expected To Assail Move but Keep Hands Off   Draft Law’s Provisions Listed

DRAFT SYSTEM SUMMARY TOLD   Main Provisions Of Selective Service Act Listed—Ef. fective Tomorrow.

“MERCY” SLAYING. TRIAL UNDERWAY   Testimony, Begins Today In Allentown Killing.

OX TRIAL FOR MERCY KILLING OF BROTHER   dlarold A. Mohr, Has Admitted Shooting Blind, Cancor-Suffering Waller Mohr, March &

Tannery Worker Summoned Yo Trial For Mercy Slaying Of His Brother

MERCY KILLING TRIAL STARTS   District Attorney Won't Ask Death For Harold Mohr

Death Not Asked For Mercy Killer   Slayer Of Brother Stands Trial Today

Man’s Trial Begins Today In Mercy Death  Of Cancer- Crippled Brother; State Will Not Seek Capital Punishment For Worker

MERCY SLAYER IS FACING TRIAL   Brother Of Cancer-Ravaged Victim Indicted; Telts How He Shot -To End Man’s Misery.

Mohr to Stand Murder Trial   Alleged ‘Mercy Killer’ Assured Commonwealtt  Will Not Seek Déath

Mercy Irial lo Start Today At Allentown  ’ Say Harold Mohr. ‘Killed His CancerStricken Brother

Trial Starts for ‘Mercy’ Slayer Who Shot Brother Suffering Cancer

Mercy Slayer Goes On Trial In Allentown  i i a a MY7SEI AT   "Prosecutor Will Not Seek Death Penalty Tr: Brother Killing

PHILIPPINE ARTILLERY POUNDS GUERRILLAS   Effort Made to Drive Rebels Inte Less Protected Areas—Firing Heard in Manila Suburbs.

OUST EXECUTIVE IN ARMY FINANCE   CONGRESSMAN STARTS FULL INQUIRY INTO ST, LOUIS OFFICE

NLRB Orders Voting At Two Local Plants  Balloting To. Determine lf Workere Want CIN

Top Staff of New State Guard Unit Now Organized   Gen. Weber Says Staff Of Corps Replacing PNG  Is on Division Level

PUBLIC POWER DEVELOPMENT   Call For Flood Control Navigation Projects  Over U. S. Renewed

Development Of f Public Power Asked   Truman Envisions Vast Plans For Continent’c Center

(Truman Reiterates Support for Public iPower Developments Across Nation

TRUMAN URGES PUBLIC POWER DEVELOPMENT   Call For Flood Control, Nayigation Projects Over U. S. Renewed

President Asks Expansion Of Public Power  Vast Central Valley Project Dumped Into  oelarat Planc

DEVELOPMENT OF CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT FAVORED  HST Urges Adoption Of Vast Power, Navigation, Flood Control Plan For Rivers Throughout U. S.

Voting Trends Elude; Local  Issues at Top   Biffle Discounts Big Turnout; Kroll Disagrees

Election Lacks National Issues Survey Shows Rura  ye Renter tees aeeeraes syle ie, Boe

Congress Races May Be Settled On Local Issues, Politicians Agree; Small Towns, Rural Areas Apathetic

‘Local Issues Hold Interest In Elections  » Little National Contests In Eyes OF tha Vatarc

Local Issues May Settle Most Races   Absence of Trends Leaves Politicians crags lesa Ss bin nl

Bowers Quits Democratic Contest  Stassen to Support Jay Cooke Candidacy

Gabrielson  Will Speak —   GOP Chief To Address State Founders Day Dinner

Truman Is Thinking A boui Running A ga in in  1952, Californian Says

Truman Hints He May Run For Re-Election In 1952   Replies, “Maybe So,” When Queried B; California Democratic Panel Official

Keep Geing, South Koreans Told Chief Says Push On To Manchurian Rarclar

Congress Roundup  Agreement On Foreign Aid Spending Nears   President's Point Four Plan Cash at Stake

School Merger Vote Requested   Consolidation Petition Filed In Cass Court

GIRL. BORN TO PRINCESS ELIZABETH   Infant’ Is ‘Third In Line ‘of Suc cession to British Crown.

GIRL BORN TO PRINCESS FLIZABETH      Infant Is’ Third. In’ Lino. of 8uc~ebssion“ to” British Crown.

US. Orders New Slash in Czechs’ Staff   22 Must Leave As Retaliation— Kremlin Blamed

Ching Reported as Choice to Head Wage Control Unit   Believe Plans For Clamp-Down Are Being Made

Ching Favored ToHead Wage Price Agency   Labor Mediator Geis Bid From President; Date Of Curbs Unknown

Ching May Head Wage Controls   Labor Trouble. Shooter te Reported to Be Truman’s Choice

Cyrus Ching Is Reported fo Be President's Choice to Administer Controls on Wages

Ching May Be Choice to Head Control Board   Talk Could Be Indication Wage Price Rulings Are In Works

Cyrus Ching May Manage _ Wage Controls   Reported To Be President  ruman's Choice For Job  —Old Hand At Settling Labor Disputes

Truman May Select Ching   Labor Trouble Shooter Slated to Administer ERA Wage Controls.

Ching Slated — for Wage Chief   Considers Truman Offer to Become Head of Pay Unit

Ching Slated As Pay Boss   Talk With Truman Hints Wage Ceantrol.

Ching Apparently Truman Choice For Administrator Of New Wace Conirols

Reported to Be Truman’s Choice  Ching MayHead Wage Stabilization Agency

Ching May Help in.Wage Control!   P cident Considers Labor Mediator for ERA Administrator

Ching Reported Truman Choice  For Wage Chiel  Toahin Fatahlishos   Tobin Establishes Labor Dept. Agency Of Defense Mannower

Police Use Cold Steel  In Brussels   Nine Injured In Anti-Leonold Riat

Police Charge Belgian Crowd During Strike   Mounted Men Crash Path Through Mob Opposing Return af Lennata

Mounted Police Char ge Through Crowds Scattering Rioters Into Cafes; Nine Known To Have Been Injured

Belgians Riot in Protest Against King  Government Sends   Government Sends Mounted Police to Subdue Crowds

POLICE HALT DEMONSTRATION © Riots Mark Dispute Over Refurn Of Leopold To Belgian Throne

ANTI- LEOPOLDIST RIQTERS ATTACKED BY BELGIAN POLICE      Mounted Officers Charge Into Crowd Attempting to Halt Rush-Hour Traffie in Brussels,   SCORES OF STREET CARS ARE DAMAGED   Three Youths Knocked Down and Tramped by Horses —Nine in All Hurt in  Disorders,

[Brussels Police Quell Anti-Leopoldist Rioters In Socialist Born Strike

Police Charge Anti-Leopold Strike Rioters   Horses Trample Three In Brussels Throng Attempting to Block Street Car Service

Second Contingent of Second Dreftees Heads For Detroit For Exams

Dynamite Truck Blows Up; 3 Die   Blast Rocks Tennessee Countryside

Quick Tax Cut Effort By GOP Rejected 15-10   Democrats Defeat. Excise Slash Move In Committee Voie

GOP Attempts For ‘Quickie’ Tax Bill KO'd   Newest Effort By Republicans To Get Excise Cut Fails

QUICKIE EXCESS SLASH REJECTED   House Committee  Adheres To Rigid Party Line Vote, 15 To 10

Drive for Quick Slash in Excise Taxes Is Blockec   Democrats Halt GOP Plan, But Yield Some Ground in Committee

Reject "Quickie’ Slash in Excises  Party Line Yote by Ways, Means Group

‘Quickie’ Bill Rejected Today   Republicans Attempt To Slash Excise Tax

GOP Bill To Slash Taxes Turned Down   House Committee Ir Rejection Of ‘Quickie’ Measure

House Grou Pp Blocks GOP in Excise Tax Cut   Strict Party Vote De. feats ‘Quickie’ Bill For Slash of Billion

“Quickie” Tax Bill Rejected   House Committee Defeats Attempt to Push Throug! Excise Lévy Cut.

HOUSE COMMITTEE BLOCKS TAX BIL   Measure Provided Slash Ir  Totes: Vives

New Republican Effort  To Stop ‘Quickie Bill’ On Excise Taxes Loses

Committee Stops Republican Move For Excise Slash   Party Line Vote Defeat: Effort, 15-10; Some Gronnd Given by Democrats

‘Quickie’ Tax Bill Squashed  By Democrats   Rigid Party Lines in House Ways and Means Committee Stops Effort

DEMOCRATS BAR GOP TAX SLASH   House Group Votes Down ‘Quickie’ Excise Cut

Excise Taxes Cut Plan Gets Thumbs Down   Party Vote Rejects GOP Project to Rush General Abolition of Taxes Through Conares

BEAT G. 0. P. PLAN   Committee Rejects Republi: can Efort for Quick Tax Slash

Heid For Ransom And Tortured, Later Killed ‘When Burmese Natives  Attempted Her Rescue

Miss Maxwell Was Tortured, Report   Embawy Officials Relate Woman Beaten by Rifle Butts

Missionary in China Abused  By the Burmese   American Nurse Taken For Ransom, Tortured And Companions Killed

AmericanWoman Tortured Before  She Was Killed   Burmese Raiders ~idnaped Elderly American Missionary; Beat Her With Rifle Butts and Finally Killed Her

Burmese Bandits Slay U.S. Nurse   Missionary Circle Here Was Named for Friend of Mrs. Daws

Amercian Nurse Slain in Burma   Missionary Was Beaten Wis Rifle Butts Befor . Death by Bandits, U. S. Vice Consul Reveals. :

American Nurse Tortured, Killed   Beaten By Burmese Bandits With Butts Of Rifles Feb. 18

Service To Get Public Hearing  Me tame Tn Annas   Diplomat To Appear Before Senate Probers

WEST NATIONS. MEAN BUSINESS   Acheson, President Hold Conference

Soviets Reveal U.N.Delegation   Vishinsky Better; He'll Head Diplomats

Vishinsky Coming to  UN Meetine   U. S. Says Soviet  Bomber Is Shot Down by UN Planes Off Korea

Canadian Area In Danger As Rains Continue   Weakening Dikes Present Threat, Official Warns

Wav 2 Winnipee’s  Dikes Sogey   Rain Brings Danger Of More Flooding

Flood Threats Heightened By Winnipeg Rains   New Sections Of City Threatened As Dikes Take Heavy Pounding Damage Toll Mounts

RAINS INCREASE FLOOD MENACE AT WINNIPEG, MAN,   Workers Fear Weakening Dikes May Collapse;  See: OO e eee i

WINNIPEG EYES FLOOD DANGERS   Weakening Dikes And Light Rain Bring Fear That Mere Parts Of The City  MAY lon AHA.

Light Showers Increase Fears  In Flood Area   But Red River Holding Steady; Dikes Holding.

Tax Adjustment Board Makes No Biidaet Chanaes   Tipton Township Rate for 1951 Approved on Basis of Consolidated Onward and Walton Schools 

All Budgets Get Official OK Just As Given to Board   No Objectors Appeas Against Any Proposed Unit Taxes .

 Voters May Registec At Miller - Rowe. Office Friday and Saturday

Six ‘Are Injured  In Fire Series   $77,000 Loss Caused Ir Pittsburgh Area

‘Mercy Slaying’ Defense Blocks Move by State   Halt Effort to Show Victim’s Husband Had ‘No Part’ in Death

Sanders Attorney Blocks Move to EliminateHusban¢   Early Testimony Quotec Cancer Victim’s Mate As Pleading to End Her Suffering

Sander Trial Recessed With Nurse on Stand   To Resume Monday As State Piles Up More Evidence

DEFENSE BLOCKS MOVE —‘Mercy Death’ Victim’s Husband Denies Any Role

Defense Blocks Efforts At Proving Husband Had No Part In Mercy Death  ae. a . Pe Ce   Counsel Objects To Statement And Sheriff's Testimony Stricken From The Dr. Sander Frial.

 Weekend Respite ; \Doctor’s Counsel Blocks  Try To Absolve Husband

Defense Blocks Efforts Of State To Show Husband Knew Nothing Of Death

RECESS MERCY KILLING TRIAL   Defense Blocks Move Ta Introduce Statement By Victim’s Mate

LAWYERS: SCRAP IN MERCY TRIAL   Defense Blocks Efforts To Show Husband O€ Victim Had Nothing fo Do With Her Death.

Sander Counsel Blocks Testimony Shielding Borrote   “Nothing To Do tn This” Husband’s Sidtement Stricken From) Records

State Fails To Sustain Point In Sander’s Trial   That Husband Had Nothing to Do With Wife’s ‘Mercy’ Death

Sander Counsel Blocks ‘Mercy’ Death Denial  Husband Asserts Had No P Part

Defense Wins Legal Point in Inusual Case   “Mercy” Death Trial Enlivened by Legal Clash

Husband s Part In Mercy Death lo Be Aired   Defense Blocks Sheriff's Reference; Borroto To Testify

Defense in ‘Mercy’ Case Wins Point   Blocks Efforts of State to Bring in Husbana’s Statement

Blow At Dixie Filibuster Shapes Senate Setting Up Test Vote On Fair Employment Bill

Los Angeles Tram Strike Adds To Nation's Labor Troubles   Pennsylvania, Washington, Milk Disputes Continue; Newspaper Guild Walkout on New York Paper, Coal Strife Mark Scene

4,000 IN 0S MNGELES T0 STOP TRAFFIC   Bus And Streetcai Service Ends As Convention Opens —Industry Crippled In Other Areas.

4,000 Drivers On Strike in  Los Angeles   Representatives Walk Out Of Negotiations—Mayor Appeals, to no Avail

SHRINERS ARE‘ ‘HOOFING IT”  Los Angeles Is Hit Ry Transit Strike

Bus, Street Car Operators Out In Major Strike   Shriners Confab Faces ”Walkathon” During Walkout

LOS ANGELES IS: HIT BY. TRANSIT UNION WALKOUT   50098 Bus. and Streetcar Oper:  ators. Quit as. Shriners, erive' in Town

Busses And Cars Halted By Strike In Los Angelcs   Trouble Looms As 200,000 Shriners Appear For Rites

Drivers’ Strike In Los Angeles - May Hit Parles   (3-Day Truce Asked of Maver Ju: Anticipation Q£- Shriner Convention

Bus Operators In L. A. Begin Strike   4,000 Drivers Leave Jobs As City Prepares For Influx Of 200,000, Shriners Attending  Convention

Los Angeles Hit By Car Strike    Walkout Comes as City Prepares to Greet 200.000 Shriners

German Designer Offers to Build Workable ‘Flying Saucer’ for U. S.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Approve Acquisition of New P. 0. Site at Newtown

Malik Asks UN to Oust Yank Army   Seating Korean Reds, Chinese Communists,  Called Propaganda

Russian Chairman Also Demands Seat For North Korea In Security Council And Threatens To Use Veto

Austin Calls Russ Tactics  Shell Game  MN. gw ke ee hd tI   Protests as Malik Demands UN Order U. S. Out of Korea, Hints Use of Veto

New Veto Threatened By Russia   Reds Demand UN Put “Foreign” Troops Out of Korea.

Austin Attacks Malik’s Action  In Council Job   Soviets Want China’s Reds, Koreans Heard At UN Deliberations

MALIK THREATENS USE OF VETO ©  Red Demand UN Withdraw Foreion Forces From Korea

Demands U.N Order Yanks Out Of Korea   GREEN NeGe Gy See eee   ‘Hypocrisy’ Charge Sounded By Austin

Demands Also North Koreans Get U.N. Seat   Austin Charges He is Playing Game Full Of Hypocrisy

Veto Threat Poised, Russia Demands UN Seat Red Korea Now   Want Yank Troops Ordered Back; Austin Assails Soviet Shell Game

DEMAND  WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. TROOPS   Malik Waves Veto Threat Before Security Council

Withdrawal Of Troops Demanded   Threat To Use ‘Veto Made By Soviet Union

Austin Asserts Malik Conducts Shell Game  Veto Use Threatened Ae Cauncil Pure OFF   Veto Use Threatened As Council Puts Off Action Until Tuesday

REDS ASK U. N. ORDER TROOPS QUT OF KOREA   Malik Threatens Veto Urges Red Koreans Sit in on Sessions

Malik Demands Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops From Country   JETO THREATENED BY RUSS DELEGATE

Veto Threat  Again Used  By Russians Implied as Malik  Offers Russia’s KoreanPeacePlar

Ammunition *Source Is  Knocked Out   Superforts Are Forced To Use  Radar In Raid

Major Korean Chemical Plant Is Blasted By 500-Ton Bombardment Of Superforts

Matthews To Be Questioned   Navy Secretary To Be Called By Armed Forces Group

Agrees to Call. Sec. Matthews:   Sena te. Committee: to Question Him Regarding Adm: Denfeld's Ouster.

Tydings Agrees To Call Matthews On Denfield Case   Reverses Previous Stand; To Attend Hearing Monday or Tuesday

BELGIAN REGENT GETS NEW REQUEST   Problem of Return  Of King Leopold Is Handed to Prince

Bom 31. > KD Long Struggle In Guild Fight   World-Telegram and Sun Shut Down as Newspaper Union Seeks Contract

Huge Force Of Reds Besieges Hungnam Area  Enemy Troops In Huge Concentration North Of Seoul

North Koreans In Big Build-Up North Of Seoul   50 Superforts Bomb Red Supply Routes From Manchuria

Pool Will Go Ahead Minus Great Britain   Six Other Nations Agre: To Pool Coal And Steel Industries Of  Western Europe.

Six Nations Will Accept Pooling Pact   Britain and France Fail to Agree on Pooling of Coal And Steel in West Europe

Britain Shies At Ore Pool; Allies Go On   France, 5 Others Proceed With Plan . To Unite Resources

Britain Out of Western Europe Coal Steel Talks; Six Nations to Proceed

OUT OF WEST’ INDUSTRY PLAN  Six Countries Will Pool Coal and Steel In Interest of Peace. 

Georgia-Florida Belt Will Begin Sales On July 24   Bright Belt Board Selects Dates At Meeting In Raleigh’

Bright Belt Warehousemen Vote To Oper South Carolina Tobacco Season August I

~ Christian World. On Good Friday. Commemorates The Crucifixion Of Christ

PEACE HOPES JTAEGGED ON DAY OF GRIEF   Christian Nations Observing Good Friday Hear Plea for Russians.

Religious Rites Mark Good Friday   Thousands of Pilgrims Pour into Jerusalem And Rome.

World Turns To Religion  For Comfort   Chiang Asks God’: Blessing on Republic of China

HUGE AIRPLANE ORDER PLACED    Builders Told To Start on Pro: jects Costing over $4.3 Billions

B. Douglas Among Plants Told to Hurry  Officials Act Wee Ahe nd of Pr ee

Go-Sign Given On $4.3 Billion Aerial Armada   200 Firms Geared to Hugé Project Before Funds  Ben bee newintad

Air Foree Not Waiting On Congress   Order Manufacturers To Start Work Before Congress Votes Money

Order Work Started on. Air Armada   Signal Manufacturers to Get Going; Sign the Contracts Later

New Orders To Exceed $4 Billion   Companies Told To Get Busy; Contracts Later

Plane Makers Get Go Signal On Production   Red Tape Slash Brings Orders For Aircraft

Work Ordered On Four Billion Dollar Air Armada Without Waiting For Congress To Complete Appropriations

U. S. ACTS TO SPEED BUILDING OF PLANES   Government Orders Work Started on $4,300,000,000 Air Armada With. out Waiting on Congress,

Air Armada Ordered By Government   Work to Start at Once On $4,300,000 Worth  Of Planes; No Waiting On Conaress for Money

‘Grandma,’ 83, and Mate, 21, ‘Jes Pert’   But They'd ‘Jes Like Ever’body to Leave Us Alene  gle Pantie Bodiinan Anniuneenee Nowre

pO EIEN em RRS  7 iam  ‘Grandma and Shorty Like Marriage. No Visitors

Red Troops Given ‘Knockout Order   Premier Commands Communists to Win Before U.S. Rally

North Koreans Commanded To Win The War By The End Of This Month  Rad Peamier Kim Tl Sing Save Santh WV anrasane    Red Premier, Kim I] Sung, Says South Koreans And Americans Will Become Stronger If Not Driven Out In Next Two Weeks.

Reds Ordered  ‘Win War’ by Fnd of August   North Korea Premier Wants Quick Victory; China Reds May Help

Request For Grand Jury ir Slaying Cases  Rabbi Mayerberg States Gambling Joints Are Tipped

Tobacco Tax  in School Bill   Assembly Votes, 42-34, for Rider; Rejects Plan for County Sales Taxes

Congress Roundup  Demos To Stall Excise Tax Voie   Republicans’ Force Move Doomed—Lucas

Demos To Kill Early Vote On Excise Tax Repeal   Truman To Get Oleo Tax Repea Measure Early

Variation Marks Autumn Weather   Traffic Halted By Heavy Storm In Albuquerque-Sanfa Fe Region

Gold Assists In Spy Probe   ‘Penitent’ Informer Co-operates With FBI

Senate Approves Omnibus Tax Bill   Last-Minute Fight To Add Cigaret Tax To Measure Fails, Now Goes Back To House

Peace Hopes  Remain Alive   Lie. Rau Confer With Wu On Korean Crisis

Lie. Kau. Wu Meet  On Crisis   General Situation In Korea Deadlock Reviewed in Talks

Indian Delegate Sees Hope For Accord  Red Envoy Confers With UN Secretary

Republicans Hope To Win Nine Seats In Congress Races  State’s Democrats Expect To Capture Four of Contests

State Democrats Expect to Make Congress Gains   Will Pick Up at Least Two Seats in Tuesday Election, Forecast

Senate Spars Angrily on Spy Bill   McCarran Measure Expected to Be Voted Today

‘Sea red Mob Will Kill Me’  Attempt To ‘Fix’ ra ls Admitted by Blonde

Dead Woman's Kidney Transplanted in Once Doomed Woman's Body Functions

May Open Frontier For Medical Science Kidney Removed From Corpse Functioning Jn Woman's Body

Carrier Breaks Sneed Record  Returns from Tokyo In 7 Davs. 18 Hours

Per Ferry Back  From Fast Voyage   Carrier Makes Trip From San Francisco te Tokyo in 8 Days, 7 Hours,

Injunction Calls Halt to Wildcat Railroad Strike  Whether or Not —— cise tag  p+ toe) ns a oe ). a , , Jeers   Whether or Not Striking Switchmen Will Heed Order Is Uncertain; Chicage Tie-Up Hurting War Effort.

Court Orders Rail Strike Half   Judge Acts to End Wildcat Walkout

Wildcat Walkout Ties Up Military Shipments, Christmas Parcels and Other Freight, and Leads to Cancellation of Some Passenger Train Schedules—Men Leave Jobs in Dispute Over 40-Hour Week.

Court OrdersBRT Toknd Wildcat Strike That Has Crippled Rail Movement

Block All Red China Shipments   Seizure Of American Ship Delivering Goods To Chinese Is Ordered

U. §. Bans Trade With Red Chine  Worldwide a oi rgo Clamped On Exports

Accidents Kill Eleven In Ohio Over Week-Enc   Six Victims Ot Traffic: 3 From Fumes

Mitfod Chinese Reds Stand in Line and Buy Tickets for Music Hall

Mild And Sunny’ Weather Due in Texas After Chill  Panhandle May  —_- Ad aus Caml   Panhandle May Feel New Cool Front

Credit Fight Slows Action On Controls   Banking Committee Agrees, But GOPers Pledge Row Over Some Phases

SENATORS FACING LENGTHY SESSION   Cain Continues Battle Against Rent Control

RENT CONTROL BATTLE LOOMS   Senate Faces Threat o! Marathon Session Over Measuré

Senate Faced With Lengthy Session Today  Rent Control Bill m™ ti. *., og   Rent Control! Bill Debate Caused Heated Arquments

Rent Controls Action Held Up  Continued Ceilings Biq Political Issue

Army Report Puts Minimum  At 16,000   300,000 Others Said on Frontier, Million in Reserve

Two Chinese Divisions Are Ai ghting In Korean War   Reported to Have 300,000 Along Boundary: -May Have 1,000,000 More Nearby ;

Economic Advisors Council Asks Higher Taxes, Speedy Mobilization and Controls

Rule Michigan Graft Figures To Be Jailed   State Supreme Cour! Orders Ten to Prison. Six Years After Probe

Court Decision Takes In Seven Ex-Lawmakers  Charges Go Back Tc 1939 Legislature

Slim 3-2 Margin Sends 10 to Jail   Case Rocked State, Provided Springboard for Kim Sialer

Order Jail For 10 In Graft Case   State High Court Issues Rule In 1944 Conspiracy

No. Koreans Flee in Panie From Bombs   3,500 Quarter-Ton Missiles Blast Out Enemy On Naktones

Bomber Smash May Have Turned Tide For Present Time   26 Square Mile Area Saturated by Bombs; Fighting at Luli

_ Record Aerial Attack Rated Just Short of Effectiveness Of an A-Bomb in Its Damage

Superforts Leave Waegwan Useless   ‘We Hope WeWere AbleT o HelpThose Guys On The Ground, --And They Did

Saturation Bombing of Massed Troops May Have Turned Tide   Enemy Reported Blowing Up Own Underwater Bridges in Reeling Back Across Naktong; Heovy Reinforcements Bolster Allied Lines

3,500 Bombs Shatter Enemy Near Waegwan  Concentrated Effect About Same As An A-Bomb; Area Is Size

Communists Attempting to Blast Bridges   Yank Observer-Pilots Report North Koreans Stunned, Demoralized By Giant Air Strike

Report Invaders Retreat Across River in Panic  Smash Is Aimed at Breaking Offensive

98 Superforts Hit Enemy Along the Naktong River  Strike May Turn Tide in Favor OFfl!l No EParrac

98 Superforts Lash Furious Attack On Offensive Buildup   Air Blow Aimed At 60,000 North Korean Troops Said Hurling Reds Back in Panic

Large - Scale Reinforcements Arrive From United States To Bolster Fighting Fronts  Air Blow Is Aimed At Breaking ~ Batk of Enemy Troop Mass

Enemy Troops Demoralized By Blasting   Scouts Follow. Commies, Meet Little Ocposition

2G-MMILE AREA SATURATED 8 AIR STRIKERS   Blow Aimed at Breaking Back of Red Korean Plan for Offensive.

Area Around Waegwan Is  Pulverized   Bomb Load Hurled At Enemy Equal To 30,000 Rounds Of Heavy Artillery

Korean Troops Panic Stricken After Forts Hit   Observers Say They Saw Reds Fleeing In All Directions

Blistering B-29 Atfack on Red Concentration May Turn Tide; Gls Stand in Foxholes, Cheer

REDS RETREAT IN PANIC UNDER B-29 BOMB BLITZ   ‘Near-Atomic’ Saturation Attack Turns Tide; Large-Scale Reinforcements From U.S. Arrive

Bomber Smash Is Near Atom Force   Mighty Attack By 98 B-29’s Aimed At Breaking Back Of 60,000-Man North Korean Offensive Along River

Bombers Smash Reds Preparing For Big Offensive   60,000 Communists Break From Lines And Retreat Wildly

Enemy Reported Fleeing in Panic   B-29s Drop 875 Tons of Bombs On Concentrations Alona River

Gigantic Attack By 98 Planes May Have Turned Tide   Bomber Smash Aimed To Break Red Offensive 8,500 Quarter-Ton Bombs Unloosed   ee arti...

Bomber Smash  Aimed at O00 i)      Waegwan:Is a Gutted No-Man’‘s Land; Yanks ~ Find Few. haa

Invaders Dazed by Air Strike   B-29 Attack Comes As Fresh American Troops Reach Front

ATTACK AIMED AT BREAKING uP OFFENSIVE   26 Square Mile Area Is Saturated With Tons Of Explosives

Bombers Saturate Area Containing 60,000 N. Koreans   Attack May Have Dec ‘isively Turned Tide of War: Air Blow  Just Short of Atomic Force

Observers See Reds Run Back   Saturate 26-Mile Area With 875 Tons : Of High Explosive »

North Troops Flee in Panic, Pilots Report   Communists’ 60,000-Man Offense Disrupted by 98 Superforts With 3500 Quarter-ton Bombs Aboard

98 Bombers Smash Enemy , Concentration, Sending Them Back Across Nak tong River.  LULL REPORTED IN   LULL REPORTED IN GROUND FIGHTING

60,000-Man Force Is Hit By Bombers.   B-29 Smash Probably Just Short Of Atomic Blast Power of Concentrated Effect; Reinforcements Arrive in Korea

Bomber Smash, Probably Just Short Of Atomic Explosive Power In Concentrated Effect, Is Loosed Upon Massed North Koreans—Aimed At Breaking Back Of 60,000-Man North Korean Offensive Buildup— Large Scale U. S. Reinforcements Arrive

—9§ PLANES — Invaders  Hlee Over Naktong   MORE NEGRO TROOPS ARRIVE

Korean heds hetreating In Panic After 99 B-29s Saturate Naktone Force

B-29s Smash At Naktong Buildup   Observer-Pilots On The 98 Big Planes In Raid Tell Of Seeing Invaders Dazed And Demoralized; Some 3,500 Quarter-Ton Bombs Dronned Alang Watarfennt

98 B-29s Hammer At Enemy Along Naktong River Line   AERIAL OBSERVERS   Indicate Largest Raid Of War Turns Tide With Decisive Effect

Giant Bomber Smash Aimed to Break Back of Offensive Buildup   98 Planes Rain 3,500 Bombs On Small Area Where Reds Had Piled Up 60.000 Men; Attack Dazes Invaders

98 U.S. B-29s Drop 875 Tons of Explosives   Believe Backbone of Big Offensive Broken by Raids

26 Square Miles Devastated by Bomber Attack   60,000 of Enemy Massed in Area Blasted from Air

Invaders Recross Naktong In Face Of Heavy Bombings From 98 Superforts

Big Bomber Smash Just Short Of   Atomic Explosion    Air Blow Aimed at Breaking Back of Taegu  Offensive; Reinforcements Arrive From U. S,

Dazed Foemer Flee Across River in Panic   Strategic Squadrons Fly as Attack Units Spreading Terror  ne PETMAN MORIN’

Bombers May Have Turned lide of War   Smash 60,000-Man Offensive With 875 Tons of Bombs

Ninetv-Eight Bombers Hit Staging Area  N. Koreans Retrea'   N. Koreans Retreat ? In Panic, Report

‘Effect of Blasts Nears Power of Atom Bomb; Smash Aimed at 60,000 Norih Koreans Who ‘Were Massed for Atfack Near Vital Taequ

Enemy Troop: Flee In Panie  After Blasts   60,000-Man Concentration Of Soldiers Scattered By U.S. ‘Heavies’

75 PLANES RAIN BOMBS ON TROOPS   North Koreans Flee in Panic Back Across Naktong. Large-Scale U. S., Reinforcements Land.   SOUTH KOREANS IN HOT PURSUIT   IndRations That B-29s May Have Turned Tide With Decisive Effect, Breaking Offense.

98 B-29s Hit Reds Massed Alona River   Effect Of Bombing Just Short Of That Of Atomic Bomb

Drop 875 Tons Of Bombs On Massed Troops   Report Reds Retreating In Panic

B-29's Smash Massed Force   May Have Broken Back Of Drive Plons; 98 Planes In Saturotion Bombing

Fleeing Across River Under Heavy Bombing of 98 U. S. B-29s  MAY TURN. THE TIDE Observers Say North Ko rean Troops Have  Taken to Hills

Foe Stampeding Back Over River After Plastering  98 Heavy Bombers Pulverize District; Waeqwan Ruined

U.S. Attack Aimed At Bre aking Back Of New Enemy Push Pays Off—3,500 Quarter Ton Bombs Daze Foe.

Target Saturated By Bombs; Taegu Attack Thwarted  — Big U.S. Reinforcements - Bolster Negro Infantry

Big Armada Laces Enemy At Waegwan  98 Forte Drop 3,500 Bombs In Area Of 26 Miles: Front Quiet

Greatest Blow Short Of Afom Attack Struck  Stunned ion oreans  e Guns And = nae Ia phaht

98 Bombers Unleash Attack Just Short  Of Atomic Strength  ~ Blast 60,000 Communists Poised for Naktong Push;

Load Just Short Of Atomic Force   98 B-29s Rain Down Tons of Bombs As North Koreans Mass for Attack

Plane Crashes Eight Killed -May be Bomber   Believe Missing Army Ship Down  in Mountains

PLANE CRASH KILLS EIGHT IN WEST VA.   Plane Believed To Be Missing Army Bomber

B-25 Plows Into Rugged Mountain Top   8 Charred Bodies Found in Wreckage

DEFENSE FORCE WILL BE BUILT      Use Of German Manpower In Protection Of Europe Left Open

Group To Decide German Participation  Pact Nations Agree On European Force

[2 NATIONS WILL SET UP COMBINED MILITARY FORGI   North Atlantic Treaty Coun cil Adopts Pian for the Defense of Western Europe.   SUPREME COMMANDER TO BE APPOINTED   ‘Committee to Study Questior of Using German Man power and Make Recommendations.

INALNO ARE CANCELLED  Freight Embargoes in Effect on Santa Fe and Oth er Roads   TICKET SALE LAGGING   For the Old Time Minstrel for Benefit of Bert Nash Clinic

~ Capone Body Guard Tells All  ‘Those Fellows Seemed Smart to Me at the Time

‘Witness Not Satisfactory’ ---Kefauver   Big Money Deals of Ex-Capone Mobsters Under Scrutiny .

Probers Bug-Eyed as Capone’s Old Bodyguard Talks Freely   Senate Investigators Hear Secrets Of Undervorld From Ex-Rachetecr

Dallas Called City Without Shame.   Houston Press Points To: Crime, ass Peins

Senate Crime Hunters Say Probe Of Dallas Grid Cards “Didn’t Pan Out”

Blizzard Peril: Montana and  Wyoming Stock   Traffic Accidenta in-

Five Die In  House Blaze   Couple And Three Daughters Perish In Fire Early Today.

Legion Calls For Ousier Of Acheson   Expulsion of Russ From U.N. Demanded At State Convention

Baruch Calls Washington Place “Of Indecision”   Warns of War Peril, Wants Mobilization Atom Bomb Use

Baruch In Appeal For Rearmament   Financier Calls For Mobilization Now

17 Violent Ohio Deaths: Nine in Traffic   Columbus Youth Killec By Flying Wheel From Stock Car Racer

Guards Called To Flood Aid   Help Evacuate 2000 And Combat Looting

National C of C Officer to Speak  Dinner Meeting fy PSE. ~<a a oF ee )3 ae

FCC Member Warns Radio, Television To Clean House  Coy Flays Crime Programs, Livery Stable Humor In ‘Bluntest? Statement

Soviet and West Trade New Blows   Each Side Accuses Other Of Illegal Embargoes _In Metals Dispute.

Western Powers, Russians Trade New Accusations   Metals Shipments Both Ways Topic Of Latest Charaes

Reds and West Swap Charges  Bad Faith Claimed In Illegal Embargo

Charges Hurled Back And Forth Across East-West Borders Over Reported Illegal Metal Trading

Silently Endure Pain, Hof Sun- Korean Wounded Lie i in Open Boxcars

: A Story Not Told in Communiques Blood, Sweat Mingle in Boxcars

Guardsmen Rush to Aid Flood Area   Toll of Homeless Mounts As Rivers Continue Dixie Rampase

25 Are Injured As Streamliner  Jumps Tracks   No One Killed ln Santa Fe Mishap On Plains In Texas

25 INJURED IN SANTA FE WRECK   NONE KILLED WHEN FAST TRAIN DERAILED IN CENTRAL TEXAS

In Wreck Of  reamliner  wo et.. 0... Batlle  .* Injured   Train Jumps Rails In Téxas; None Are Believed Critical

Crack Santa Fe Train Derails  "25 To 30” Persons Are Reported Injured

Escapees Kill Three In Revenge   White Convicts Murder Negro Children in Mississippi Home.

Escaped Convicts Kill 3 Children  Take Vengeance on Mississippi Family

United Effort In State Urged For Bomb Plant   Congressman Saws Arkansas Tc Have Part Of Project

Bus Drivers In Columbus  Dhio, Sirike  - Transit Fight ss es   Transit Fight Nearing End In Johnstown

Wants Satellite Nations  to Believe Mascow Didn't Tram Back as War Changed

Red Satellites Believed Devising Schemes For Offsetting Loss of Foce in Korea

Chiang Kai-Shek To Take Over Presidency Agair   Chinese Leader Said Determined to Lead Forces to Mainland

13 Violent Deaths in Ohio Over Week End   12 Auto Fatalities; Cuyahoga Falls Woman Suffocates in Bed

Smuggling Roundup Underway   Two Notorious Sicilian Gangsters Among Eighty Aliens Brought In

Senate Committee Votes 3-Year Draft Law Extension, Gives Truman Power to luduct

Britain’s Priceless Stone of Scone Is Stolen, Roadblocks on Scottish Border

NO CLUE FOUND 10 STOLEN BRITISH CORONATION STONE   Picture on Page 3

Britain’s Stone Of Scone Stolen. From Westminster; Search Pressed

Fabled Stone of Scone is _ Stolen from Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey

 "Where’er fs Found This Sacred Stone...” 'Gaek Fabled Coronation Stone Stolen From Abbey

 —SCOTLAND YARD HUNTS THIEF. Priceless Stone Is  Missing From Abbey

Priceless British Stone Of Scone Is Stolen From Abbey; Thieves Hunted

Scots Blamed As Historic Stone Of Scone Is Stolen From Westminste:

Priceless Stone Of Scone Is Stolen From Place In Westminster Abbey

Stone of Scone Stolen  British Press Search for Historic Roval Symbol

Scotland Yard Hits Trail Of Stone of Scone   Scots Nationalists Believed Behind Theft of Relic

Royal Symbol Stolen.From Abbey Britain's Stone of Scone Still Missing

Brifons Search For Royal Stone   Nationalist Scots Accused Of Theft

‘Historic Symbol Used In Crowning Of English Kings; Believed Work Of Scottish Nationalists

Steal Stone on Which Britain's Kings are Crowned   Treasured Stone Of Scone Stolen On Christmas Day

Scotland Yard and Police Press Wide Search For Stolen “Stone Of Scone”

British Roads Combed in Hunt For Lost Scone   Now Believed to Have Been Taken by Scots to Be ‘Liberated’

Britain's Stone of Scone Gone   Stone Is Stolen From Westminster Abbey

Thieves Lug Off Scone Stone Of Historic Fame From Under Throne in Westminster Abbey

British-Police Hunt Historic: Storie Taken™ From Coronation Chair

Red Rockets Aimed North   Russ Escapee Says New Installations Directed Toward Alaska. Norwav

Secret Operations In Arctic And Baltic Disclosed  Read Rockets Aimed At Alaska

Red Rocket Base Stated  Soviet Escapee Say;   Soviet Escapee Says Installations Ready

CLAYTON URGES ATLANTIC UNION   Says Another War Looms If U. 8. Fails To Change Its Policy

Local Organizations Planning Dinner- Dance For Members Of Company  Thursday Evening

Campus Leader Admits Lovers’ Lane Murder   Married Student Confesses ‘Impulse’ Sleying of Pretty College Secretary

‘Married GI Student Admits Killing College Secretary ‘on an Impulse’

Man Is Slain in a Tavern Fight   Williams, Milwaukee, Is Shot Five Times

U. S. Artillery Turns Point-Blank Fire On Enemy — 600 Dead Counted  After Bitter, Four-Hour Battle

More Than 600 Reds Killed in Surprise Battle   Americans Shatter  Spearhead of Drive hc Boece of bbw

: Who’ s to Survive H-Bomb?  Heseiriel: Einstein Win Seats in Ark’

American’s Trial Opens  Th Hungary   Briton And Two Hugarians Tell Of ‘Espionage’

American Also Has Confessed, Accusers Claim   British Associate Testifies He Worked For U. S. Army Ring

Phone Men Claim Army Hired Them   Britisher's Confession Heard First

Co-Defendants Of American Plead Guilty  Vogeler’s Trial On Spying Charges Is Begun In Budapest

Robeson Claims Passport Needed To Make Living   Attorney Asks Acheson For Conference On Cancellation

Roth To Follow Throagh With Investigation Into Gasoline Price Increase

‘ADVANCING REDS OPEN 2 HEAVY NEW ATTACKS; YANKS DIC IN ALONG KIM

Reds, Hammered by B-29s, Start 2 Heavy Attacks Against South Korean Forces

Reds Move Advance Against South Koreans On 2 Flanks; 500 Tons of Bombs Dumped From Nearly 50 Superforts on Rail Center

Koreans Severely Hammered by Airforce Continue to Advance START 2 NEW DRIVES  Lathe Action on American  Sector Along the Kum er Bultetin Advance American Headquarters ia po July 13. UP—Adunder cover of a hea rain er communist Nort Korean infantry started moving

\Shift Attack To New .  ‘Sector   Hit Down Center of Peninsula, to East  Of American Front; Take Heavy Air Beating

Temperatures   North Korean Forces Begin Flank Assault   Kum River Front Quiet as Reds Map New Drive; Superforts Rain 500 Tons of Bombs on Rail City

Reds Shiff Drive Away From Yanks   Launch Two Attack: Against South Koreans in East

AMERICANS DIG STRONG DEFENSES SOUTH OF RIVER   3 RED DIVISIONS REPORTED MASSING TO FORCE CROSSING

Two Divisions Launch Attack; Yank Area Is Reported ‘Very Quiet’   U. §. Airmen In First Mass B-29 Raid Drop 500 Tons of Bombs On North Korea Rail Center; Hammer Troops

Two Heavy Drives Are Begun by Two Divisions   South Korean Sectors Being Attacked By Invadina Forces

Reds Shift Attacks To South Koreans   Gen MacArthur Announces US Dead At 42, 190 Iniured 

Yank Sector Quiet Today   Airmen Shift ta Work Over New Red Attack Zone From Dawn te Dusk

Republic Forces Stiffen Defenses Under Heavy Blov   Walker Appointed Field Commander; Chochiwon Lost

‘MOTOR CLUB INCREASES MEMBERSHIP.   R. Kelts Dillman, Elected New President of Tioga Qounty Motor Club

UENERAL COLLINS BACK IN TOKYE   DECLARES THINGS GOING  WELL IN KOREA, BUT EQUIPMENT I8 NEEDED.

Chinese Commies  Threatening U. S.   Complete Withdrawal of Forces Around Formosa Demanded

China’s Reds Order U. S. To Quit Isle   Serve U. N. Notice Of Decision ta Liberate Formosa

Quit Formosa,  Reds Tell US   Chinese Communists Warn UN of Plan To ‘Liberate’ Isle

Reds Tell UN They Will  ‘Free Formos:  Demand American orces   Demand American Forces Leave That Area

Mrs. Fannie Gray, 80, Dies Sunday Afternoon; Services Are Tuesday

lOth Corps Abandons Town of Oro and Start Demolitions on Outskirts of Menaced Perimeter as Evacuation Continues — 100,000 Communist Troops Massed in Effort to Foil Withdrawal of United Nation Forces.  MAJOR BATTLE MAY BE NEAR

Beachhead Allies Set For Battle   Red Assault Expected, Jets in Biggest Air Contest of War.   (Map on Picture Page.)

Abandon Oro To Chinese In Shrinking U. N. Beachhead   10 China Divisions Put On Pressure

Yanks Destroy Part of Bridge   Blackout Covers , Withdrawal Area Around Hamhune

TOTS BURN TO DEATH    Flames Kill Four Following Gay Birthday Party

Crude Bomb Is Found in Church   Similar Gadget Had Been Mailed Before

CITY CHARTER BILL MAY BE REINTRODUCEL   Move Started In Event O Special Assembly Session   Local Group Charges “Lack of Parliamentary Courtesy” By  Democratic House Leaders

CITY CHARTER BILL MAY BE REINTRODUCEL     Move Started In Event 0: Special Assembly Session     Local Group Charges “Lack of  Parliamentary Courtesy” By

5 ARE HIRING MORE OFFICERS; MODERN METHODS   Average Shows Nearly Twe Policemen Per 1000 Residents   Wartime Low Was Reached In 1945 With One ‘Per Thousand

Phils Bank On Roberts To Even Series Count   Raschi Hurls 2-Hitter for Yanks In Takine World Series Qpener 1-0

Britain Ships Much Strategic Goods To Soviet  1... gee BaAtiie._£__   Disclose 38 Million Dollars Worth Sent In Past Six Months

Scotch Burr And Twang of Cockney Join Slang of GI   Colorful Britons Are Set To Take Places On  Korean Front

Expert Says Hunting For Buried Gold Is Most Decidedly A Waste Of Time   Britisher Has Been Checking For Years But ‘Is Finding More Right Jn Hollywood As Adviser To Movies.

Pirate Lore Expert Says There's Buried Treasure by Millions But Chances of Recovery Are Dim

MAY BE SNOWFALL   Forecaster Expects Flakes to Come In With New Year

$200,000 Fire At Des Moines   Stationery Store De. stroyed; Hotel Theater Damaged

Tanglewood Has Laid an Egg, Not Golden  So Far as Berkshire’s Season-Fnd Goes

PVCW BPRQIUG We ALI)  Tanglewood Booms and Busts Pittsfield’s Summers

Day Theft Nets Gunman $2.00.  Lone Robber Flees Ir   one Robber Flees  Uptown Pittsburch

Acheson Goes Along With Tydings   Bitterly Scores Senatot McCarthy; Latter Hits Back.

‘Maa, Vicious’ Says Acheson 0f McCarthy   Expect President  - To Answer Charges Against Loyalties Of State Employes

Truman to Join Battle Tonight   Senator Answers He’s Disappointed

McCarthy’s Activities Called “Mad And Vicious  Operation”   TRUMAN WILL SPEAK ON ISSUE TONIGHT

McCarthy ts farget ee 1 aEger  Filthy Business’ Acheson Says of Solon’s Tirade

Acheson Rips Into Ethies  Of McCarthy   Tells Editors Solon Secks to Destroy Peoples’ Confidence

Acheson Hits Back Hard At Sen. McCarthy   Charges Made In “Off The Record” Talk Revealed Yesterday

Crack Red Troops Pulled Out of Line   20-1 Odds Face Americans As Key Battle Nears

TWO JET PLANES COLLIDE, CRASH   Pieces Of Aircraft Hurled  Through Six Walls Of  a Residence

Two Jet Planes Collide, Crash In Coal River Valley   Fighters Meet In Clouds After Leaving Big Kanawhi Airport; Power Line Blasted; House Riddled By Flying Debris

Ta. Commander Will Address‘ Legion’: Meeting   Camp, Other Officers 1 Attend County Session Here West Thursday

B-29 Wreck Kills All 16 on Board  Crashes in Landing Attempt in Azores

Former Soldier  Seized By FBI  For Espionage Accused Man  Helped Make Atomic Bombs

EX-G. LAGCUSED OF GIVING ATOMIC SECRETS 10 SPIES   David Greenglass Taken in New York on Heels of Seizure of Chemist in Syracuse,   WASHINGTON HINTS AT OTHER ARRESTS   Scientist Held in California on Charge of Concealing Membership in Communist Party.

6 Picks Up Third Srientist   Army Technician Accused OF Giving Away Atom Secrets

Greenglass Stationed  At Los Alamos Plant   N. Y.-Born Technician Held In $100,000; California Scientist Is Also Seized; Washincton Hints More Arrests Due

wew 8 Ne St aT hee SUYS  Mickey Cohen ’ Arrested In Albuquerque: Forced To Leave

Victor's Lead Is 94,000 With Count Almost Completed   ¥ Amendment 1 Gets Voters’ Approval. by Margin of 120.000°

Hennings Will Be  Senator   Piles Up Big Lead In St. Louis and Kansas City  Over Donnell

Conway Draws Cool Reception In Some Parts   Upstate, CIO Leaders Ask Candidate Dedicated To Fair Deal

PERPETUAL FIRE:   Atomic Engines Expected To Appear First In Submarines; Protection Puzzles Scientists

ATOMIC-POWERED ENGINES MAY FIRST APPEAR ON OCEAN   are aS  25 Million Dollar Contract Made For Production of Submarine Engine   DATE FOR SUCH, 1952   Obstacles To Be Overcome Include The Dangerous Radiation

Senate To Open First Battle Of  Present Session   ‘Repeal Of Federal Tax Or Oleomargarine To Be Taken Up

Navy Ensign Tells Story  Daring-Patrol:Swims: Han. ‘and Escapes Under Heavy Red Fire

Scouts Swim Across River   Then Swim Beck Under Fire When Reds Discover Tham; Plenty Scored, Says One

Gambling Probe:  Policemen, Called Before Grand. Jury, Ask Retirement

Yank Fighter Engages Russian-Made  Ship in Aerial Duel   American Mustang Drives Off North Korea Yak-3 After Bombs Dropped on Sani] Kill Six Civilians: Battle Hot

Famed Hawaiian Volcano Erupts  Lava Threatens To   Lava Threatens To Enaulf Village

4 FIRES AT DODGE CITY   Blazes All Broke Out Within 10  Minutes Yesterday

“AT DODGE CITY      Blazes All Broke Out Within 10 Minutes Yesterday

World Group's First Military Step OKd, 7-1   Only Yugoslavia Opposes Arms Aid to South Korea

Drastic Step Taken to Repe North Korea   Yugoslavia Is Only hes gay Vote Made in U. S.-Led Action

COUNCIL CHIEF URGES PARLEY WITH STALIN   Republic of Korea Receives Pledge OF Aid

Three-Fourths of Nation's Children Suffer From Some Decree of [Inder-Nourishmen}

IResearch Indicates Three-Fourths Of U. S$. Children Under-Nourished

House Group Drafts Control Compromise  embere Can't Aaree On Rationing Proaram

House Groups  Meet Monday   Committees Hold - Hearings On  Controls

To Draft Com promise Economie Control Bill   Seek Workable Solution After Four Davs of Pointless Debate

House Committee To Try To Write New Control Bil   Members Uncertain About What Needed

3 COAL MINERS KILLED, 3 HURT AT COLLINSVILLE   Cable Car Runs Wild Down Slope, Hits Waiting Men, °

SCOAL MINERS « ~ KILLED, 3 HURT AT COLLINSVILLE   Cable Car Runs Wild Dowr Slope, Hits Waiting Men. «-.

Little Girl With Rare Bone Disease Walks on Steel Re-inforced Legs

LEGS LIKE MATCHSTICKS -—— _- ».  Brittle-Boned Girl Can Wolk Now

Charleston Girl With Legs Broken 22 Times Learning to Walk Again; Limbs “Remade”? With Steel Rods

sl  To Shops Here   Permit to Mo, Pac. To Expend Seven  Million Dollars

MOP to Spend $7 Millions in Improvements  Centralized ‘Traffic Control Planned on

U. S. to Retain _ Far East Bases   Defense Chiefs Conclude MacArthur Talks, Leave for Washington

Johnson and Bradle End Moment ous  % Mission In Studying  '¥ Situation In Orient,

Hint Contained In Johnson Talk Following Tour   Defense Secretary Appears Optimistic

Dr. Urey, Top U.S. Scientist, Says We Must Develop Hydrogen Bomb Before Russians Accomplish It

SCIENTIST CALLS FOR ACTION  U.S. Warned To Develop Bomb Before Reds Get:Decisive Lead -

Atomic Scientist Urges U. S. Build Hydrogen Bomt   Urey Warns Arms Race May Be Lost; Danger Of Weapon Is Cited

Super-Bomb May Endanger Even Those Who Use It, Urey Warns--But Possession Of  Bomb May.Make Its Use Unnecacenry

H-BOMB WILL INSURE PEACE   Possessing Nation Might Never Have To Use It He States

Dr. Urey Urges U.S. to Develop H-Bomb at Once   Possession of Missile Will Make Any Nation  Powerful. He Declares

Top Atomicist Urges U.S. Rush H-Bomb   Beat Russ to Punch, Urey Advocates; Berates ‘Prejudice’

ATOMIC BOMB BUILDER URGES H-BOMB HASTE   Dr. Urey Says We Must Build It Before Reds Command The World

Says Russians May Be Victors In Arms Race   _ Appeals For Unity Of West Against Russian Power

Beat Russia To H-Bomb, U. S. Urged   Atomic Scientist Asserts Super Weapon Could Make Peace Sure

U.S. Urged To Develop Super-Bomb   Dr. Urey Wants Nation To Stay Ahead of U.S.S.R

Cool Weather And Snow Roll  Into Missouri   Northwestern Region Blanketed; Some Read: Coated With Sleet

FORMER CAPONE MOBSTERS ACTIVE   SENATORS TOLD THEY ARE OPERATING IN CHICAGO AND*‘OTHER CITIES,

Senate Crime Probers Open Chicago Ouiz  Former Members Of Capone Gang Called By Kefauver Cronn

Leopard Loose: City TerrorizedBig Hunt Staged   Oklahoma Metropolis Is Terrorized: Big Hunt Staged.

Marines, Helicopter Used An Big Search for Escaped Oklahoma City Leopard

Escaped Hunger-Mad Leopard Still On Loose: City Terrorized 3rd Day

Ninety-Four Fans Pay Penalties For Unnecessary Roughness; Dallas Streets Jammed By Football Crowd

Franklin Man Is Murder Victim  Pound Fatally Shot Alon; [ Highway

Speculation On Makeup Of Rec Convoys In Korea  Experts Sift Reports   Experts Sift Reports For Evidence That Chinese Reds Enter

REPORTS OF CHINESE AID IN WAR SIFTED   Large Military Convoys Observed Moving Toward Front from Nelghborhood uf Manchurian Border.

MARKET SHAKEN BY HEAVY SELLING   Trembles Momentarily Or News Of Truman’s Order _ To Troops In Korea

New Tornado  Lifts Toll to 47   Eight of Family Killed in Tennessee

Senate Panel Stamps Okay On Marshall   Two Republicans Protest Military Man Getting Post

Marshall Okayed For Defense Post By Senate Group   Brushes Off Question About His Relationship With Sec.- Acheron

Panel Favors  Marshall Bid   Committee Backs General Ie O ty 2? Ballot

SENATE GROUP BACKS MARSHALL   APPROVES HIS ATTOINTMENT AS DEFENSE CHIEF AFTER HEARING,

Gen. Marshall Approved Fo: Defense Post   Senate Will Act in ‘Normal Course’

Marshall Gets Approval For Cabinet Post  Former Chief Of Army Given Committee OK

Lie Off on Trip to End Cold War   Einstein Wishes Hin “Luck and Success" On Hictarti~e Ten

UN’s Trygve Lie to Europe; May Go To Moscow; ‘End Cold War’ is Mission

All Primary Candidates Claiming Victory; Final Vote Bids Tonight

Candidates All Claim — Victory   Managers Even More  Optimistic Than Usual  _ As Vigorous Kansas -Vote Drive Ends

Carpenter Is Gaining In Late Voting   Peterson Is Easy Winner; Curtis Miles Get Nod   Non-Political

6 Die as Tug Rams Bridge   Pittsburgh Crafi Lost Jn Louisiana Travedy

Dad Held In Fatal Rail Yardmaster Beating Of Son, 2 Call Off Strike

Husband Held In Shooting Melee   Estranged Wife Says Man Entered Apartment Here And Shot At Her.

Held For Grand Jury On Charge Of Shooting  Husband And Wife   Husband And Wife Quarrel Aired In Peovles Court

Mitchell Out: On $500 Bail   Gambler ‘Assailant’ Faeing Grand Jury:

Jesse J. Miller, 34, Accused Of Robbing Akers Mail Box   ® HELD FOR FEDERAL GRAND JURY ACTION

GREENSBURG GIVES UP CHANCE AT DEBATING PENNANY 80 GIRLS MAY GO TOG SCHOOL PROM

Polio Invades Victims via Wounds, Doctor Believe:   Person to Person.

Thinks Open Wound Is a Requisite for Polio   Doctor Says Nerve Fiber Damage Necessary for Virus Invasion

Doctor Advances ‘Wound’ Theory As Polio Cause  xk Vir us. Inve ades Nerv vous System   Virus Invades Nervous System To Produce Disease

Washington Doctor Believes Polio  Enters the Body Through A Wound

SHIPPING OF STRATEGIC GOODS — TO. COMMUNIST. AREAS: BLOCKED   Yugoslavia Is Not  Included On List — Handed Exnorters °

Sandra Peterson Faints Four. Times As Girl Testifies   Loretta Fae Mozingo Startles Court With New Version of Killing of Brady Real Estate Man on Hitchhikine Trip

COURT ROCKED BY TESTIMONY Girl Witness Confesses Holding Gun That Killed Brady Realtor

15-Year-Old Girl Makes Confession (On Witness Stand   Texas Murder Trial Thrown Into Confusion By Unexpected Witness

World Series to Start on Oct. 4.   That Date Chosen Providing There  Is No Play off

FINLEYVILLE TAVERN CLERK WIOWIBHT LOSER   Midnight Holdup Occurred At Night Spot Near Finleyville Where Recent Murder-Suicid Oeenrred   HUNT FOR 1949 SEDAN THROUGHOUT DISTRICT

Nomination for GOP Treasurer To Convention   Miss Parker Wins Education Nomination in Closest GOP Test

Vote for Larson Is  One Sided   Jessie M. Parker Wins in Closest Contest in State

North Korean 6th Division Bears Brunt of Assault in Central Area; American Air Power Batters Foe on Manscing Sector West of Pusan

South Koreans Yield Mountain Positions Northeast of City   Tank-Led Communists Dent Line; UN Troops Push North of Pohang

England. Going To Polls -NATIONAL ELECTION LIKE OURS ~ONLY MUCH DIFFERENT

Racketeers, Gangs Watchea  ‘Crime Investigators Keep Sharp Lookout For Black Market Deals

Senate Crime Hunt Group Alert for War-Spawned Black Market Activity

Senate Group Fears New  Black Markets   Warn That War-Caused Shortages May Draw Racket Money In Trade

Investigators to Watch for Black Market Operators   Warn Shortages of Wal Will Draw “Racket Money” into Trading

U.S: To Crack Down On Black Market Gangs  Senate Crime Group Promises Sharn

Residents of Low Louisiana Areas Moved to Safety   Flood Moving Down Mis: sissippi Threatens Wide Belt

‘GOP: Want ‘Pres. To Pat Price Tag  ‘On Promises   ‘Republiean Strategy ‘Is To Answer Truman’s ’ Speeches as He Makes ‘Them on 16-State Tour

Ask To See Truman's Price Tag   Republican Leaders Call On President To Tell Cost Of His Promises

Premier And King Leopold Talk Next Step   Unconfirmed Reports Says Monarch May Return to Belgium

WESTBROOK - PEGLER   Jimmy’s Jobs— In And Out Of  Yeast Business

0 Bring Ss [pBilTo —  ‘ontrol   ommunists   nate Meets for 31 inutes and Then eclares Recess  til Wednesday

Lack of Quorum  Snags Red Curb   GOP Move to Bring Up Communist Bil Charaed Politics by Democrats

Sen. Lucas Blocks GOP Senate Move   Mundt Brings Up Red Control Bil

Slot Machine Filibuster Ends  Nevada Senator Talks 11 Hours, Then Quits

Russ Put Seat for China Reds Atop UN Agenda   But U.S. Sets Stage for Showdown with Blast at Korea Foes

Russia Puts Red China Issue at Top   Considers Korea Second on Agenda Of TT. N. Conuneil

Fight to Seat Red China, [Sheriffs Alerted ‘Soviet’s Avowed UN Move Aaainst Sabotage   Molak’s 2? Points      Gen. MacArthur Rejects. Chiana’s Offer of Troops

RUSSIA TRYING MARKEY FILES TO GAIN SEAT HIS CANDIDACY FOR RED CHINA FOR U. S. SENATE   Malik Submits His Agenda To United Nations Se curity Council   County Republican Withdraws From Gubernatorial Contest   MAY TRY TO SHUNT ,POLITICAL SITUATION ASIDE KOREAN ISSUE HAS CHANGED, HE SAYS

Russia Says Korean War Secone ary Soviet Attitude May Erupt Into Clash In U..N. Today

Lengthy Debate Looms 'n Counci On His Program   But UN Military And Relief Program ‘Can Not Be Stopped

Russ Back to Aid Red China   Returns to UN for Tha Purpose Today

Reopening China Fight Red Aim In Return to U.N.   Peace in Korea Secondary Item of Business In Malik’s Program

U.S. Resolution Left Out Under Malick Agenda   Battle Over Program Expected at Opening Of Council’s Session

RECOGNITION QF RED CHINA IS OBJECTIVE   Soviet Russia Discloses Reason  For UN Return

ALLIES MAKING FAST ADVANCE IN NORTHEAST...    Chinese Attitude © On Reinforcements Key To Future

Enemy Resistance Collapses Before 7th Division,  It is Said   Immediate Military Situa. tion Has Improved in Past 2 Weeks   WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF

Allied Forces To Gain Border By Christmas   Resistance ‘Broken’ In Northeast Korea, Border 20 Miles Away

Resistance In Northeast Area Reported Broken   Stalemate Continues To Prevail On Northwest Front

Coxswain Missing After Racing Shell Hits Channel Marker: Eight Reach Shore

Malik Demands Greek Question Be Discussed   Also Asks Council To Add Red Chino’: Charges to Agenda

BIG RED SQUAWK EXPECTED  Western Powers In UN  Drive For Korea Peace

UPEN DRIVE FOR RESTORIN PEACE IN KOREA   Western Power Members of U. N. Will Drive for Early Agreement — Soviet Foreign Minister Viskinsky Will Oppose fauick Action.

UN DELEGATES STILL DEBATE KOREAN. ISSUE:   —Jdoint-Resolution—-—— Would Give M’Arthur - "“6e Ahead” Stanal

Allies Seek ‘Go Ahead’ Directive   Vishinsky Expected To Fight Against Speedy Action

Western Power Members OfU.N. Push Peace Move  - Drive For Early Agreement On Plan

Russia Takes Firm Post Against Lie  We te Fo ln,   Vishinsky Says Soviet Will Not Accept *‘Two-Faced’ Chief

RUSSIANS WILL NOT DEAL WITH LIE IN FUTURE   Soviets Lose Fight To Keep Secretary Job Out Of Assembly

RUSSIA WILL REFUSE TO DEAL WITH TRYGVE LIE IF HIS TERM’S EXTENDEL

Vishinsky Refuses: _ To Recognize Lie   Soviet Union To. idee  Norwegian I* Term tae ee a 

Soviet Union Will Kefuse to Deal With. Traqgve.Lie Tie U.N.Lerm Is Exlended

Soviet Union to Ignore Lie If UN Extends His Term   Assembly Expected to Keep Norwegian Secretary General Despite Opposition

VISHINSKY CALLS LIE “TWO-FACED   SAYS RUSSIA WILL REFUSE TOC  DEAL WITH HOEY IF HIS TERM IS EXTENDED.

Soviet Peace Proposal Voted Down In UN Unit  Soviet Objection Confined To Lie As Secretary General

Red Boycott Looms:  Soviet Will Refuse to Deal With Lie, Vishinsky Asserts

BENOALEM HIGH GRADS — LOOKING INTO FUTURE   Teaching and Nursing Among Some Professions Listed   SEVERAL TO FIND WORK

WORK, ADDITIONAL SCHOOLING, INDECISION EVENLY DIVIDED AMONG 71 OF BENSALEM’S  CLASS OF 1950; SEVERAL TO TEACH AND NURSE

DEATH COMES TO MRS. ELMER MOOK MONDAY EVENING   Had Been Resident 01 This Community For Past Twenty Years

Storm Fringes  To Reach Here  By Tomorrow  Hurricane Hits Dixie, Loses Fury In Path North

Dying nurricane Moves Over Land   Heaviest Damage Is Caused at Panama City

WESTBROOK PEGLER   People Don’t Get Called Reds Without Any Reason At All

MacArthur May Order Writer Out   Britisher Reporter ‘Unacceptable’ To Officers In T'ankeon   British Writer Asks Refuge In Communist East Germany

MacArthur Lists British Writer As Unaccentable   Was Told Dispatches Thought ‘Subjective, Carrespondent Says

Briton Told Press Work Displeasing  To General   MacArthur Offices Ask London Times’  Correspondent Ban

LONDONER IN BAD WITH fla NEWS STORIES   Times Correspondent Finds Himself Classed as “Unacceptable.”

Republicans Count in Adoption of Amendment to Control Subversives But Williams Scores on GOP Error to Recess

Truman Will Talk  To Congressmen, Nation Tomorrow   Will Have Message For American People In Evening; Lawmakers To Hear Requests For More Defense Funds, Hike In Manpowe

HEAR TRUMAN WEDNESDAY   President to Talk To the People in Message at 9:30 P.M

PRESIDENT TO SEEK NEW FUNDS TO FIVE MILLION AND MORE ARMED FORCES

Truman Talks Are Planned  for Tomorrow  President Working on Reports to Conaress, People

Truman May Request $5 : Billion Fund   Official Says New Limit To Be Asked For U.S. Manpower

‘Truman to Report on Wednesday  Onutlinine Meccage 1   Outlining Message to People Giving Steps Necessary.

Truman Talks Are Planned  for Tomorrow President Working   President Working on Reports to Conaqress, Peonle

Truman Drafts  Crisis Message  Radio Broadcast Scheduled For Wednesday at 8:30 n m.

Truman Drafts Messages On War Situation   Nation To Hear Report On Korea After Con- qress Gets Report

War Chest  Of 5 Billion  MayBeAsked Authority To Hike  Armed Forces  re 34.4.4 Fey...

Truman Drafts Two Messages  On Korean War   Congress, Nation Will Learn on Wednesday What Laws He Wants

Truman to Ask $5 Billion in Defense Funds   Rationing, Wage Controls Unlikely, Say Party Leaders

Contempt Move Sought Against Sever  Group Mum On Red Affiliations

One Atom Scientist Included  Ohio UE Worker   Ohio UE Workex  Faces Charge

b Persons Refuse Group's Questions About Red Ties   House Committee Votes to Urge All Cited for Contempt

Atomic Scientist In Group Namec For Contempt   Had War Job at Radiation Lab In California

ContemptCase Against Six More Pressed   Professor, Onetime U. C. Atomic Lab Associate, Accused

Former Afom Scientist In Contempt Ne   Hiskey, Five Others Cited for Silence Before Red Probers

House Committee Charges Contempt To Seven More   Each Is Accused of Refusing to Answer “Affiliation”? Questions

B-29's Again  Hit Hunenam   Allies Step Up  Raids On Enemy Rv RERNARD KAPLAN

Washington University Gridder Uses Flying Tackle To Rescue His Girl From Masked Man

FOOTBALL PLAYER CAPTURES ROBBER   BRAVES GUNFIRE TO RESCUE GIRL FRIEND FROM FORMER CONVICT

GRID TACKLE BAGS INTRUDER  Football Player Rescues Girl From Masked Man

Say Fuchs Names More in Spy Ring  British Forecast Further Arrests

Papers Say Big Purge  Seen Soon   Claim One Briton, One Canadian, Six  Americans Involved

LONDON PAPERS PREDICT “MANY A-SPY ARRESTS   Dr. Fuchs Said To Have Named Six Americans As Russian Spies

DR. FUCHS ADDS 200 NAMES TO SUSPEGT LIST   British Pa Say Top Level Men Are Involved in Dealings

More Arrests ln Atom Spy Probes Seen  iki... FY... fr. ....?   London Paper Says ‘More Than Dozen’ People Likely Will Bee Arrested Soon

More Arrests In Atom Spy Probes Seen   London Paper Says ‘More Than Dozen’ People Likely Will  Be Arrested Soon

India’s Press Hops On U.S. Peace Stand   Bitterly Assail Acheson for Not Accepting Nehru’s Proposal

Minnesota U. Pupils Unhurt In Accident   Transport Crashes With Crack Rifle Contingent Aboard

Truman Plans Talk On Foreign Policy   President Abandons Idea Of Extensive Campaign

President Plans Major Foreign Policy Address   Expected to Deliver Non-Political Speech Before U.N. Assembly

President Plans A Major Speech  To Discuss Foreign Policy in New York.

TRUMAN READIES POLICY ADDRESS   President Prepares Ta Make Sneech This Month Before United Nations Assembiv.

Truman Reported Planning To Talk To UN Assembly   Waits For Invitation; Aides Say He Won’t Take Political Stump

International Policy Talk By Truman Slated Soon  General Assembly  To Hear His Views

U. N. Address by Truman Planned   'Non-Political Talk. Scheduled at New York This Month: Aides Say He Won’i Take Political Stump

TRUMAN PLANS _ SPEECH BEFORE U. N. ASSEMBLY   Talk Will Be Non-Political; Also Plans Campaign Speeches.

Truman Talk Will Cover Policy Area  President Drops Stumping Plans Because of War

Truman Is Said To Be Planning Assembly Speech   Has Abandoned Thought: Of Political Stumping, Sources Disclose

Truman Cancels Stumping Tour  Foreign Policy Talk To Be Non- Political  RR. KRNPAT FP Wa

Truman Planning Major Foreign Policy Speech InN. Y. This Month   President To Make Non-Political Talk To U.N. General Assembly   Group Of Unknown Soldier Dead Created By Korean War

Associates Say Truman to Talk To U.N. Assembly   .President. Abandons _ Whistle-Stop’ Idea,

TRUMAN PLANS HAJOR SPEECH   To Address UN Assembly On Foreign Policies  On October 24

Truman Plans Major Foreign Policy  Speech Before U. N. Body This Month

TRUMAN ASKS $10.4 BILLION TO HIKE ARMED FORCES BY 600,000, MEET ALL THREATS

,onsidering i mm e diate Boost in Income Taxes to Help Pay Tremendous Bill; May Alter the Marshall Plan.

HST Also Eyes Hike In Income Taxes  U.S. Needs Funds Tx Meet Korean Crisis,   U.S. Needs Funds Ti Meet Korean Crisis, Build Up Power

$10 Billion Bid Given   For Defense   Truman, Considers Whether Income ' Tax To Be Raised

Immediate Income Tax  Hike Studiec   Congress Seeks  Quick Revenue For Defense

Defense Needs Over 10 Billion in Emergency  Plans Considered For Immediate Tax On Netion’s Purse

President Seeks — Ten Billion More   income Taxes May Be Raised Immediately To Hel Pay Tremendous Bill Found Needed To io Fiaht Read Aanvoccian

TRUMAN ASKS $10-BILLIONS FROM CONGRESS   Method Of Financing Tremendous Defense Bill Being Studied   PRESIDENT WOULD BE GIVEN WIDE POWERS

HE REQUESTS 000.000 MONT HOHTING MEN   Declares Money Will Be Needed to Train Them, Build Tanks, Guns, Planes and Ships.   RAISING OF FUNDS BEING CONSIDERED   Congress Considers Stop: Gap Device Pending Writing of Long-Range Tax Measure.

Biggest Share Is Earmarked  For Air Foree   Stop-Gap Levy Diseussec To Start Paying War Rill This Vear

Truman Asks Ten Billions For Defense   Congress Discusses Tax-Raising Means To Meet Huge Costs Of Arms Expansion

HOLIDAY TOLL OF DEATHS [5 PLACED AT 99  Labor Day Period Claims 347 Lives In Traftic— Number Is

Safe Driving Pays Off First Time In Years: Traffic Death Toll 347

347 Killed In Road Mishaps Over Holiday   Death Tall Is Betave National Prediction; 25 Die In State

Congressmen. Complain ¢ Of Budget Expenses Outlined By President

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  KORPAW ER Oarre. ee

Enemy Retreats Along 2 Fronts   Allies’ Pincers Closing on Red Forces.7 Miles From Key Base

Victories Are Scored By Allied Troons Over Communists Along The Entire Korean Warfront

Leathernecks Electrified By Call To Action  3 Battalions  Trained And Set  For Action

LEWIS AGREES TO NEW TALKS   Maneuver May Result Ir Coal Miners Going Back To Jobs

SET HEARING DATE ON ~ DELINQUENT TAX SALE   ‘Monday, Nov. 6, Hearing  Will Be Held in Com mon Pleas Court

Shots Are Fired In Shift Change At Enka Plant   Bullet Holes Found In Workers’ Cars

Seven More Ward: To Dump Garbage At Lake Calumet  DuBois Will Fight Any Extension  a a 7

Seven More Wards To Dump Garbage At Lake Calumet   DuBois Wiil Fight Any Extension Of Dump Ground

TO OPEN CAMPAIGK   Ed Arn Will Start His Vote Drive at Great Bend, Sept. 13

Unprintable Comments On Letter Heard   President States Marine Propaganda ‘Equal To Stalin’s’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Truman’s Statement Shacks Fighting Frant

Republican Plan For Next Campaign Finds Dissenters   Tee este e RavieR ‘ot Diasiokss ly Sought By Senator Mundt

Clash Develops In Policy Of GOP  Aiken, Mandt Differ On Party’s Platform

Republicans Split (n New Platform  Mundt Wants GOP Policies Reviewed

Interurban Crash Takes Eight Lives  Milwaukee Tragedy Involves Rail Fans

Model Railwa Enthusiast An Excurs         Many Passengers. Ar Trapped in Crash: Near Milwaukee -

Fifty Injured As Interurbans  Smash Head-On   Two Trains Carrying 200 Model Railroad Enthusiasts Collide On Single Track; No Immediate Cause of Accident Given; Both Trains Operated By Speedrail Co.

5 or More Model Railroad Fans Die In Excursion Crash   Convention Trip Brings Tragedy In Milwaukee

TWO INTERURBAN  TRAINS COLLIDE:  FEAR HEAVY TOLL   SEND AMBULANCES TO SCENE OF CRASH NEAR MILWAUKEE

Headon Interurban Train Crash Kills at Least Eight, Injures More Than 50 Others  Passengers Were Model Railroad Fan: On Special Convention Excursion

390 Injured When Excursion Cars Collide Head-on   Cénvention Delegates Victims of Tragedy Near Milwaukee

" Killed n Milwaukee Rail Wreck   Model Railroad Fans Aboard Special Trains

MILWAUKEE TRAIN WRECK KILLS FIVE   Two Interurban Excursion Specials Crash Headon

Two Interurban Trains Collide in Milwaukee: At Least Five Killed

Eight Killed in Crash Of Excursion Trains   Electric Interurban Cars, Carrying Medel Railroad Enthusiasts on Holiday, Meet Head-On Near Milwaukee: 50 Injured

Increase In Steel Price Hit   Price Hikes Caused By A ‘Public Be Hanged’ Attitude Union Claims

Steelworkers Say $4 Boost “Unwarranted’   Charge Companies Misrepresented Facts to Public

C10 Union Disputes Big Steel Claims: For Price Increase  Save Industry Weed   Says Industry Used ‘Misrepresentations’ To Justify Hike

C10 Denies Stee! Raises Justified  Spokesman Charges True Facts Hidden

Smock Not Sure He Wants to Run  Se Met. Be.   Highways Secretary Is Endorsed by Area GOE  Far Cavernors Race

Flood Swamps Galveston, Tex.   Windstorm Follows 8-Hour Downpour

Hundreds Homeless  Two North California Rivers  Boil Over To Valley Lowlands  i

Rain, Snow Swell Flood Near Fresno Thousands Flee as ,  Towns Are Flooded

Hundreds Flee Floods In Valley of  San Joaquin   Damage Heavy In W ide Area Of California; More Rain Seen

RICH FARMLAND IN CALIFORNIA IS INUNDATED      Estimated 100,000 Mar ketable Turkeys Drown ed Near Fresno   HUNDREDS FORCED TO FLEE FROM HOMES

IN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY  Californians Flee Homes As Flood Waters Creep Up

More Rain Predicted  For Area   Swollen Streams — Sweep Over Farms In Low Regions

7 Melting Snow Blamed:  \Hundreds Flee Homes In Wake (Of Big Flood In California

BRIDGES CASE NEARS CLIMAX   iLast Evidence Heard; Court Recesses

FEATHERS RUFFLED  Feather Industry Complains About Foam Rubber Tactics

Crushed, Curled And Twisted  ‘Industry Down But Not Out In A Ticklish Situation

Compromise on Profits Tax Bill  Measure to Yield $3 Billion Yearly

Actor Jannings Dies In Sleep  Long Illness Takes Famed Film Star

Betting Official Denies Gambling  Says He’s Ignorant O1 Big Crime Syndicate

Gaming Gentry to Tell Senate  Prober s Something 'About Story of Betting

SYNDICATE EXISTENCE IS DENIED   James J. Carroll, “Commissioner”, Is Senate Probe Witness

Carroll Denies Any Svndicate   Tells Crime Investifators He Is a Real Business Man.

Another ‘Day That Will Live in Infamy’ ??  Nation Prays and Prepares

U. S. Has More H-Bomb Targets Than In Soviet   When, and if Built, Bomb May Be Capable Of DeStroying Largest Cities In U. S. Which Are In Reach of Several Carriers

Acheson Says Reds Must Change Policy   Secretary of State Declares War Not Inevitable

War Not Certain. Acheson States  Secretary Tells Russia to Adopt Philosophy of Live, Let Live

HOPE OF AMITY UP 10 SOVIETS SAYS ACHESON   Reds Must Adopt Live, Let Live Philosophy, Says U. S. Official

Understanding  Rests On Russia  Says Ache 0 Secretory Sees Werte

GOP Senators See Favorable Omen In Duff's Victory  Senate Nomination Goes te Governor Over Groady Man

SUPERINTENDENT AT CUMBERLAND MOVED   R. A. J. Mortison Named Assistant General Manager OF Neading Company

TAKE VOTE ON U. OF . DEAN   FACULTY POLLED ON FITNESS OF BOWEN AS ADMINISTRATOR

Peruvian Tremor  Kills 56   Homeless Thousands Sleep in Open Air “After Cuzco Quake

II Officers Are Ordered Before Brooklyn Jury   Gambling Racket Being Investigated

~KKueKKS, MACARTHUR SAYS, ALL * BUT ONE RED NAKTONG BRIDGEHEADS ERASED. -_

Would: Tratsfer. City Rainmaking North Where There Are. Drouth Sizns

F.B.L. Seizes Wright, One Of ‘Most Wanted’   ‘Mad Dog’ Gunman Taken Without Shot In Kansas Drugstore

4.0 Bombers   Blast Big — Munitions  Plant Again   Three-Fourths of Bombing Done by Radar; Drop 1200 Tons Bombs in 3 Trip:

B-29’s Strike Again At Plant In Red Korea   Important Munitions Unit Hit For Third Time; 40  Superforts In Raid

B-29 Bombers Strike at Reds Arms Plant   400 Tons of Bombs Dropped on Works in Third Attack

Russians Say China’s Reds Invade Tibet   Crossing Of Frontier Oceurred On Tuesday; -First Official Word

Russians Say Tibet Invaded   Paper Reports China Reds Moved Tuesdav

CHINESE RE9S ENTER TIBET, SOVIETS SAY   Three Million Inhabitants Must Be Freed, Say Reds

Soviet Confirms Tibet Invasion By Chinese Rees  ‘People’s Army’ To  Free Tibetans Frorn Oppression, Reda Say

Tibet Invaded By China Reds, Russians Say   Rumors Confirmed By Soviet Papers; ‘Liberation’ Claimed

Russians Announce Red China Troops Crossed Tibetan Frontier Tuesday

Russians Announce Chinese Reds Have Crossed Tibet's Frontier   First Word That Border Has Been Actually Crossed: Hinted For Months

Crossing Of Frontier Is  Confirmed  Both Moseow And Berlin Tell Of  New Aggression Ten Krav Bact

Chinese Reds Invade Tibet   Russians Announced Invasion in Berlin

Chinese Communist Forces  Invaded Tibet On Tuesday  Riuestans Announce Rede Already Over   Russians Announce Reds Already Over Frontier With “Ereedom, Peace And Democracy” For Remote Country.

TIBET’S BORDER CROSSED BY RED CHINESE TROOPS   Entry Of Communist Forces Announced With Being To “Free” Tibetans And Strengthen Frontiers.

‘TIBETAN FRONTIER ‘CLAIMED CROSSED   Russians Say Chinese Communists Have Invaded To ‘Free Inhabitants’

Tibet Invaded By China Reds  People To Be Freed, Pravda Declares

Soviets Say Chinese Reds in Tibet   Report Given in Russian-Controlled ‘German Newspaper

RUHR ELECTION -_ DRIVE STARTED   Reds In Germany Seeking Votes In Sunday Contests

German Reds Figh For Ruhr Support:  Vote Sunday, Rally In Fall Are

Reds Campaign For Rhur Vote   East Reich Starts Mighty Drive for Rich Valley.

Germany’s Communists Busy in Ruhr   Seen as Possible Start of Attempt To Stir Disconten

AUSTIN DEMANDS A UNIFIED KOREA IN PEACE PLANO   U. S. Delegate Tells Council Nation's Independence Must Be an Objective.   ASKS A DETERRENT TO OTHER AGGRESSION   Malik Contends Unification Is Impossible Without Hearing From Both Sides.

ISRECALLED FROM JAPAN   Abrupt Departure Of Derevyanko Is Seen Cold War Move

‘Departure of USSR Mission in Japan Is Seen ‘as Sinniticant Move in Fact.Weci [ald War

Top Soviet  Official in  Japan Leaves Seen Significant  New Maneuver Tr gt tym... Cb

TOP RUSSIAN IS RECALLED FROM JAPAN   Abrupt Departure Ot} Derevyanko Is Seen Cold War Move

Takes OM in a Murry  Top Red Official in Japan Leaves Abruptly for Home

Departure of USSR Mission in Japan Is Seen ‘as Significant Move in East-West Cold War

Soviet Mission Officials Leave  Japan in Hurry   Departure of Chief, Staff Is Seen as New Maneuver in Cold Wa

Reindollar Relieved _ AsRoads Chairman   Buscher™ Named: To. Fil Out Term. On State “Conmmiccidn

RUSSELL M’CAIN WILL BE NAMED SRO CHAIRMAN   M'Keldin Appointing Frederick Man To $15,000  Position   gREINDOLLAR GIVEN NEW ASSIGNMENT

Elver L. Cassady, 44, Farmer North of St. Catherine, Dies Monday

Report 150 Yanks Escape Captivity  Drop Food by Air To Group in North

FEPC Bill Heads For Rough Road In House House Committee Seeks  Power To. Bottle Up Rolle

FEPC Bill Starts Into Congress  Politics Charge - Hurled By Solons

RULES GROUP IN MOVE TO BLOCK FEPC MEASURE   Rules Committee Seeks Old Power To Keep Bills From Floor

Work Stoppage Hifs Phone System Today   Equipment Workers Walk Qut; Hampers LD ond Local Calls in Five State Cities,

Threatened Nation-Wide Telephone Strike Begins   Telephone Equipment Workers Begin Walkouts Across U. S. At 6 A. M. And More Still Coming

IPICKETS ON AT DAWN   Western Electric Wage Dispute the Cause of Big Tie-Up

Spreads Across The Country; Thousands Out   Service Is Normal In This Section, Manager Reports

Strike Ties Phone Lines Over Nation  Early Today   Long-Distance Calls Hampered By System Workers’ Walkouts

Phone Workers Go Out On Strike Today in United States   Coast-To-Coast Tie-Up Stills Phones

Bell System Struck by CclO-CWU   Walkout Threatens To Paralyze Major Link In US Communications   300,000 ARE OUT   Service Is Maintained in Most Spots; the Union Wants Increased Wages

Equipment Workers Go on Strike Across Nation, Threatining To Paralyze Telephone Network

Telephone Service Is Crippled   Long Distance Calls Chiefly Affected by National Strike of  Equipment Worlkere

Strike Over Pay Spreads to Coast   Picket Lines Set Up at State Exchanges at 6 A.M. Deadline

CIO Walkout Is Underway  Over Nation   Euipment Workers Demanding Increase

Long Distance Calls May Be Cut in Dispute  Pennsylvania Service Unlikely to Be Hit

KEY EQUIPMENT WORKERS PICKET BELL EXCHANGES   Walkout Threatens To Cripple Communication System Of Nation — Dispute Over Contract.

Violence Flares in East  As Phone Strike Goes On   .Clash With Pickets Is At Pittsburgh; Tie May Paralyze Service ’ Over Entire Nation

Union Rejects 10 to 115-Cent Waae Increase   Some Members Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

Deadlock Between ClO Union and Western Electric ls Threat To Nationwide Phone System

Nation-Wide Bell System Threatened   33,000 Unionists Idle; Picket Lines Formed In Some Cities

a anne eel  Strike by C. Il. O. Workers Spreads From Coast to Coast

NATIONWIDE =: PHONE TIEUP: THREATENED      Long Distance Service Hit as Pickets Ring Major. Exchanges in State and. Nation. 7   SERVICE NORMAL IN MOST OF ILLINOIS   Installation Workers Go. Out, Pickets Keep Many Operators Off Jobs. Dials Not Affected,

Phone Equipment Workers Union Start Strike Today   Huge Bell System Is Target of Nationwide Strike

Phone Strike Hits Bell Co.   Equipment Workers Start Picketing; Stop Other Emploves

Pickets Are Put Around City Exchanges   Equipment Workers Walkout in Dispute for Waae Boost

Picket Lines Established In Cities — All Night Mediation Sessions Fail to Bring Agreement on Wage Boost Demanis.

Coast to Coast Phone Strike Is Under Way   CIO Equipment Workers Quit Jobs on Huge Bell Network Today in Stoppage Which Threatens to Paralyze Major Link in Nation's System.   PICKET LINES FORMED

Bell Telephone Equipment Men Begin Walkout  ClO Strike Threatens Coast-to-Coast Tieup of Lines

Effects of Phone Walkout Spotted  Service is Crippled in Varying Degrees by Bell Strike  PICKETS ON AT DAWN   Western Electric Wage Dis.   pute the Cause of  Big Tie-Up   PICKETS ON AT DAWN

CIO Walkout Spreads to West Coast   CWA’s Work Stoppage Begins in New York and Threatens Main Link in  Communieatans Svatem

Wage Dispute Starts Strike In ClO Union   Fight: Breaks Out On Picket Lines at Pittsburgh Office

Phone Strike May Cripple Nation s Lines   33,000 Equipment Workers Walk Out In Wage Dispute

ui,000 Gil WORKERS IN PAY DISPUTE   Manually-Operated Service Slowed Down in Many Cities.

Bell Telephone Key Equipment Workers Strike   Walkout Starts at Dawn; Larger Cities To Have Picket Lines

Coast-To-Coast Work Stoppage Begins At Dawn   Threatens To Paralyze Major Link In Nation’s Communication System

Picket Lines Set up Around Key Exchanges   Equipment Workers’ Maneuver Designed to Keep 300,000 Fellow  Unionists From Jobs

Walkout by 33,000 Installation Men May Paralyze Key Industry   Long-Threatened Stoppage Begins at Dawn In East, Spreads Gradually Across Nation

Equipment Workers Quit Across Nation At 6 A. M.   33,000 Walkout And Picket Lines May Keep 300,000 Other Bell Workers Including Operators. Of The Inh.

Temperatures   Strike Felt Across U.S.   ‘Dial Service Continues, But Stoppage Menaces Nation's Entire System

Services Hampered Over Nation   Picket Lines Set Up in Most Cities, And Are Respected

PICKETS CLOSE SOME EXCHANGES ACROSS NATION   WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKERS ON STRIKE. SEND OUT PICKETS

Picket Key  Exchanges  Over U.S.   33,000 Walk Out: Service Is Disrupted

Telephone Strike Blankets Nation, Thousands Idled  + Walkout Threatens To Paralyze System; State Workere Out

Disruption Of Service Over Nation Looms   Picket Lines Set Up; Texas Cities Will Be Affected

Bell Telephone Workers Strike   Coast-to-Caast Tieup Of Communication System Threatened

Phone Crews Begin Strike Across Natior   - Picket Lines Set Up In Efforts to Keep 300,000 Off Jobs

CIO Pulls Out Equipment Men, Sets Up Pickets   Walkout Begins at 6 A. M. on East Coasi And Spreads West at Local Times

Coast-To-Coast  Tieup Threatens As Workers Qui   Picket Lines Are Formed, Aiming At Spreading Strike To 300.000 In wher Departments

Picketing May Paralyze Huge Bell Network   Walkout Begins ot 6 A.M. Deadline and ‘Spreads Westward

Walkout Cripples Toll Calls; 300,000 May Be Made Idle   Strike Started By Western Electric Phone Equipment Workers; Most Fellow-Workers  annar Dinalbat T inac

Bell Walkout May Paralyze Mucholt U.S.  Phone Service   Pieket Lines Thrown Around Major City Exchanges

ClO Walkout May Paralyze Phone System   Strike Starts After Union Turns Down A. T. & T. Proposal -

—fELLEPHONES— Exchanges, Warehouses  Are Picketed  . Contract Dispute _ Sparks Walkout

Equipment Workers Picket Key Exchanges   Long Distance ‘Service Curtailed At Minneapolis

Phone Strike Spreads Over Most OF U.S.      Equipment Workers SeteUp Picket Line As Mediation Fails

33,000 Equipment Workers Involved in Work Stoppage Which May Snarl U. S. Communications.   SEEK SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN PAY

Strike Spreads to Phone Exchanges All Over Nation   Wage Disputes Bring Work Stoppages.— More May Walk Out.

KEY EQUIPMENT MEN STAGE WALKOUT   Picket Lines Form Around Telephone Exchanges  PTevitatiid,   To Keep Fellow Unionists Away From Work: Call Off Negotiations

Peace Efforts Fail To Avert Phone Walkout  Picket Lines Keep Workers Off Job

Strike Grows Out of Demand For More Pay   Nation’s Telephone Service May Be Badly Paralyzed; Walkout Spreads Across Nation

Tieup Spreads Across Nation Throughout Day   Long-Threatened Strike Over Wages, Conditions Called By Union Aaainst W-E

CIO Equipment Workers Picket Most Exchanges   Threaten to Paralyze Major Link in U. S.  Communications

Picket Lines Spring Up In Pay Dispute   Swrike Threatens To Paralyze Entire Giant Bell System

Phone Strike Begins With 33,000 Out   Equipment Workers Quit Jobs From Coast To Coast As Nevotiations Fail

Telephone Strike Hits Several Cities  Workers Walk Out Of Exchanges In  rotect

Coast fo Coast Walkout Could Tie Up Service   Other Phone Unionists Respect CWA Picket Lines in Most Cities

33,000 Strikers Set Picket Lines   Walkout Affects 15 Texas Cities

ClO Equipment Workers Asking For More Pay  33,000 i in Walkout Star: at 6a. m.

WageDispute Touches Off Wide Strikes  Picket Lines Set Up To Cut Off Operators;

— DAWN MOVEPicketing Results Spotty   LINES CROSSED IN SOME CITIES

Phone Workers Strike Network Of Bell System   Equipment Union Throw Picket Lines Around Exchange

Federal Crime Probe Nears   Nationwide Syndicate Activities Revealed

Sen. M‘Carthy Hangs Red Tag On Duran   Gives Details Of Activities In Spain; Senator To Meet Dorothy Kenyor Face To Face.

FORMER AIDE AT WASHINGTON CALLED ‘RED’   Senator McCarthy Says Man Now With United Nations is ‘Rabid Communist.

Senator Bares Intelligence Report Telling of Work For Russians in Spain

$1,000 IN PRIZES "AT VINLAND FAIR   Entertainment Will Be Giv Evenings of, uate gy 22. > a

000.IN PRIZES AT VINLAND FAIR   Entertainment Will Be Giv. en in Evenings of, Sep- tember 21, 22, 23°   NEW FEATURES. ADDED

Russ Blast Mrs. F.D.R.. Walk Out :   Human Rights Agency Scene of New Clash Over Ousting Chinese

Soviet Union Stages New U.N. Walkout   Russ Delegate Looses Tirade At Mrs. F.D.R.

Russian Swap Hot Reforts   Soviet U.N. Delegote Holted by Govel In Propaganda Speech

Russians Rap Mrs. Roosevelt, Walk Out On UN Commission   Mrs, Roosevelt, Accused by Soviet Delegate Of ‘Political Purposes’, Is Reelected Chairman cf UN Group by Acclamation

RUSSIAN LASHES MRS. ROOSEVELT   Human Rights Delegate Also Charges U.S. Uses U.N. For Political Purposes

Russian Delegate  Walks Out at UN   Follows Verbal Attack On Mrs. Roosevelt, Commission Chairman

Kussia Lambasts Fleanor in U.N,  Delegate Walks Out of Committee Meet

Russia Walks Out of United Nations Humar Rights Meet After Quarrel Over Ruling

Mrs. FDR Is Assailed By Red Delegate   Soviet Walks Out; Eleanor Calls Blasi Propaganda

Chinese Red Thrust In Korea May Give Kremlin Man power  For Thirty Years’ Asian War

Veteran Pacific Correspondent Calls Korean Situation ‘Explosive’  China Reds Cannon Fodder for Kremlin War

China Thrust Gives Russians Manpowel For ‘30 Years War  Potentialities Prove Explosive, Tokyo

Senafe Pr ompt But House To Ponder Awhile   if Exception Is. Made, it Will Be Sinale Instance

Move Planned To Protect Orleans      Will Carry Mississippi River Water Into Lake Pontchartrain And Thence Into Gulf Of Mexico Through Lake Borgne

MRS. EWING’S RITES SATURDAY   Funcral For Wife Of Pub. lisher Will Be Held In Shreveport

eee  Solons Plan To Go Home OnWeek-End   But It May  Be . Just Recess As Important Bills Face Action

‘That Other Country’ Beecham to Shock London With Texas ‘20-Galloner’

PAY HIKE AWARDED TELEPHONE GROUP   ARBITRATION BOARD REC. OMMENDS 82.59 WEEKLY RAISE IN NEW JERSEY,

TOUGH FOR WHEA)   Lucky Jt Has. Nine Lives Says Deal Six; Moisture Needed

TOUGH FOR WHEAT   uty It Has Nine Lives / Says Deal Six; Mois: ture Needed

Hurricane Is Raging In The Gulf   Located 450 Miles South of Pensacola; Moving West or Northwest

Hurricane Located In IGulf Of Mexicc   Small Craft Given Warning

[st Cavalry May Have Hit New Red Line   Allies Employ Artillery, Planes In 4-Mile Push

Troops Score Gains Along 55-mi. Front   Ist Cavalry Division Runs Into ‘Very Haavy Resistance’

Gain Up To Four Miles Are Recorded   Cavalry Division Runs Into Tough Red Resistance

Troops Advance Along 55-Mile Front In Korea   First Cavalry Hits Strong Resistance

Break Week-Long Lull In Fighting;. Resistance Heavy   UN Forces Lash Out With Heavy Artillery, Air Support—Gain Up To Four Miles On Solid, 55-Mile Front; Ist Cavalry Runs Into ‘Very Heavy Resistance’

Gains Up to Four Miles Reported Against Chinese Reds and North Korean Communists; Paullery And Planes Soften Up Foe.

U. 5. Replies fo Czech Charges   Information Service Not Used for Spying

Poor Health May Cause Sen. Vandenberg To Give Up Committee Membershit

IND QWSION GHRoco ENEMY NEAR NAKTONG   2 South Korean Divisions Open Drive North of Pohang.

Second Division Hits Last Enemy Bridqehead   Fighting Continues All Along the Front With Unit. ed Nations Forces Scoring Gains Except Northeact of Taean.

‘Communists Flee From 2nd Division   Reds Mass For Drive on Pusan

State Enjoying Business Boom   Employment, Wages 15 Unward Course

Compromise Profits Tax Is Approved   House Committee Bill Falls Short O: Truman Request

House Solon: Compromise On Tax Bill   Excess Profits Levy Short Of Truman Goal To Be Aired Tomorrow

Tax Agreement Reduces Yield 103.4 Billion   House Committee Set: Ceiling of 67 Pct. on Corporation Levies

COMPROMISE TAX   House Committee Agrees on $3.4 Billion Excess Profits Take

Profits Tax Bill  Ready for House Committee's Plan Eases Levy Base

PROFITS TAX SETBACK SEEN   Truman Proposal Appears Doomed But Substitute Bill Expected

House Group In Compromise  ‘On Profit Tax   Measure Is Expected to Yield 3.4. Billion a Year: Is Retroactive

New York Stocks   Soybeans   House Group Reaches Compromise.   Excess Profits Tax Bill Is Approved

Excess Profits Bill Is Agreed   Compromise Reached by House Committee Under Truman Figure

House Unit Okays Compromise Bill For Profits Tax  Litiverabecs: Bete:    Lawmakers Estimate Measure Will Raise $3.4 Billion Yearly

Compromise Seems Sure In Tax Argument  Truman Four-Billion Proposal Appears Nansen Ths Pie fs

Profits Tax Agreed On   Bill Is Compromise, Easing Base Originally Asked by President

Compromise Excess Profits Bill Approved   House Committee Agrees on $3,400,000,000 Levy

Tax Levy Okayer By House Group  Committee Agrees On Fiwanec Prafiic

House Group Agrees on Compromise Excess Profits Tax Bill to. Be Retroactive to Last July 1

Compromise Tax Act Agreed Upor  House Committee Would Cut Amaunt

New Tax Bill Appears Doomed   Committee Shaping Compromise Measure

Ways And Means Committee Agrees On Compromise Excise Tax Measure

House Committee Agrees on Excess Profits Tax Bill   Compromise Would Be Retroactive to Last July; Would Yield $3.4 Billion

Excess Levy Seems Lost As Congress  Compromises   Scheduled Passage Of Measure Thrown Back Another Week

Compromise Tay On Profits Wins Committee Nod  Senate Banking   Senate Banking Group Approves Rent Controls

LABOR MOBILIZER IS NAMED BY SECRETARY   Robert C. Goodwin Heads Bureau  Which Will Decide “Criti PE te ee sm 

Goodwin Appointed Manpower Director  nie Rex gees @ cas   Critical. Occupations Lis Extended. By Federal =! Bureau:

Goodwin Appointed Chief of Manpower  Acts as Assistant ~ To Labor Secretary

MANPOWER BOSS TAKES KEY JOB IN MOBILIZATION   R. C. Goodwin Will Direct Job Of Organizing U. S. Labor Force

BALTIMORE MAN IS NEW COMMISSIONER   Joseph P. Healy Sworn In As Sue cessor To Tawes, New Strate Comoutrotier

J.P. Healy Chosen Bank Commissioner  Tawes Goes Back To Old Job As Maryland's  as eo

Watchman Says Kidnaping Hoax  Is Held In Probe Of Reuther Assaults

Cash, Coal And China Keep Congress Busy   Wordy Battles Over Issues On Capitol Hill

Repeal Part Of Commie Control Bill, HST Asks  usis. Jf PRs C.... fa   One Senator Who Voted OK Says It May Be Good Idea

Truman Asks New Red Bill   Subversive Measure Provisions Onnosed

Truman Sets Up New Federal Maritime Board   Philip B. Fleming Appoint ed Undersecretary Of Commerce; Mead Head Of Trade Commission

i Bureaucrats Shifted Around .  Hoover Plans, In Effect Today.  ‘Change: Government: Structure

—CHANGES— 16 Truman Plans Given  Senate QO. K.  5 Re-Organization Provosals Killed

Truman Forms New Maritime Board Under  Reorganization   Wallgren,Mead,McDonald Named Chairmen of U.S. Commissions

16 Presidential Reorganization Plans In Effect   Senate Clears Three Of Truman's Proposals Before Midnight Deadline; Five Of 21 Rejected In Earlier Voting

General Fleming Named fo Head Transport Setup   Mon Wallgren Chosen As Chairman of Power Commission

16 Presidential Reorganization Plans Take Effect With Consent of Congress

Fleming Named Under Secretary Of Commerce   Wallgren Given Chairmanship of Power Commission

Government Reorganized   Most Of Suggestions By Hoéver Body Used

President Creates Maritime Board Under Newly - Gained Power; Names Gen. Fleming Transportation Chief

116 Government Reorganization Plans  IEffective Today With OK of Consress

Truman Creates New Federal Maritime Board  President Names 3 Top Commissioners For Agencies In ‘Reoraanization

Minor ‘Earthquake’ Rattles Government Structure—   sixteen Presidential Reorganization Plans Now In Effec

Truman Picks Wallaren For New U.S. Job   Maritime Board Reshuffled Under Temporary Plon

Maritime Vanishes As 16 Plans Are Made Effective   Reorganization Proposals   Are Cleared Prior   to Deadline; 5 Are Killed

a ee inn tt ae ae eee ee  Truman Rushes to Fill New Posts in Federal Agencies

16 Reorganization Plans Take Effect -Hoover Committee Says ‘Not Enough’

TRUMAN PICKS NEW CHAIRMEN   Acts After Gov't Reorganization Plans Are Effected.

President Fills New Posts Under Revision Plans  Hallanan Heads FPC; Fleming Teanenart Chief

Iruman ‘Pals Head New: Commissions   Walgren, Mead Among Shakeup Appointees; Fleming Given Post

Maritime Board fs Created   Partial Hoover Plan Goes Into Effect; Gen. Fleming Named

President Shakes Up Boards Under His New Powers   Maritime. Power and Trade Groups Get Naw Chairman,

Senate Clears Hoover Changes   21 Reorganization Plans Take Effect after Senate OK

Maritime _ Board Is Created   President Announces Many Appointments Today In Plans For Reorganization

Hoover Plans  Now In Effect  President Appoints New Federal Maritime Board

Truman Makes Reorganization Appointments   Creates New Maritime Board; Names Chairmen to 3 Commissions

Truman Moves Quickly With Reorganization   Creates U.S. Maritime Board; Appoints Transportation Head

Maritime Board Now Revised   Gen. Fleming Gets New Job Under Reorganization

Key Federal Commissions Reshuffled   Truman Names Maritime Board Under New Powers

U.S. TO HAVE NEW MARITIME AGENCY   Commission Abolished Under Reorganization

Reorganization Plans Go Into Effect  Congress Approves 16 BPeanncale Ta

TRUMAN CREATES MARITIME BOARD   Three- Member Federal Body Will Replace Old Commission

TRUMAN PICKS NCW HEADS IK MAJOR CHANGE   Reorganization Plans Now in Effect: Wallgren Gets Job.

Trio Named To Head U.S.  Commissions   President Acts Under Government Shakeup Powers

—REVAMPING TAKES EFFECT —  Mead Is Named Head Of U. S. Trade Board

Reorganization Shakeup Takes Effect at Once   Fleming. Wallgren, Mead, McDonald to Head Commissions

Hoover Plan Okay Results In Fast Shift   Truman Appoints Men To Top Jobs Under ReOrganization Act

16 Reorganization  Plans Take Effect  With Congress Okay Minor Earthquake  Rattles Structure Of Government

Truman Creates  A New Federal  Maritime Board - Acts Under Powers Of Reorganization

New Maritime Board Named   Former Head Shifted To Commerce Dept.

CHANGES. MADE IN GOVERNMENT BUREAU SYSTEM   Senate Approves Last Three Of 16 Reorganization Plans— Minor Shakeup In  Federal Program.

Federal Face Is Altered  16 Changes Become   16 Changes Become Effective Today

FOUR SOUTHERN — STATES HOLD PRIMARIES TODAY   Thomas-Monroney Fight In Okla. Spotlighted

Democrats Hold Their Primaries In Four States   Thomas, Monroney Race In Oklahoma Is Big Interest

National Interest Centers on Oklahoma Runoff  Democratic Voters In Four Southern States Nominate Governors and Lawmakers Today

Democratic Primaries In Four States In the South Attract National Interest

Dixie States Voting Today   Elmer Thomas’ Fate  In Oklahoma Eved

Primaries Toda h Four States  Linkame Dann:   Oklahoma Runoff Has National Spot

SENATE PUTS OK ON OLEO REPEAL BILL   Attempts to Hook On Riders Defeated; Vote Is 56 to 16

Lawmakers Hint Government May Seize Coal Mines   Senate Already Has Passed Bill To Open Way For Seizure Action

Mine Seizure Talk Mounts In Congress   Action Could Come Under Senate Bill  Voted Last Summer

$689,059, 181 For Military  Construction   Bill Approved By House Committee Has Detrick Funds

Defense Measure Now Ready for House Action ,  -. Air Defense Would Be Strenqthened

AR DEFENSE TOPS BILL FOR HOUSE ACTION   Armed Services Committee Votes $689,058,181 to 3 Groups. —

House Committee Gives Approva To Military Construction Bill Strenathening Air Defenses

Committee Okay  Given 6 Million  Dollar Measure Long Range Program  Wesiqned ta Bolster Air Befoesas

Big Military Cieatinn Program V oted   House Armed Services Committee Calls for Big Air Defense Pot

Increases Made In Senate Bill By House Group   Military Measure Authorizes Spending Of $689.058,181

Committee OKs Military Budget ‘Of $689 Billions   Sponsors Say. Bill Would Strengthen U.S. Atr Defense

MILITARY WORK FUND IS VOTED BY COMMITTEE   House Armed Services Group Adopts Bill To Authorize $689,058,18! For Con struction Procram,

House Group OK’s Military Building Bill   More Than Half O: Money Would Be Spent Outside U. S.

Huge Military Building Plan ls Authorized Sponsors Say Bill  Would Bolster Air ‘Defense Of Nation

Design Is ToBuild Up Air Defense   Bill Is Ready for Action  in Houses Projects   Include Those Asked  hy Sorvices   Would Take Years   Program to Be Long Range in Scope; Red ‘Seare’ Cited

HIGH PRIORITY NEW PROJECTS ARE INCLUDED   Nearly 700 Millions Of Dollars Voted For Military

Authorize Milifary Construction for \U. $. Air Defense   House Armed Services Committee Votes $689,058,181 for Procram.

Okay Major Military Bill   House Group Approves Measure Designed to Strengthen Air Defense

Military Chiefs Eager To Start Preparations   Committee Authorizes $689,058,181 For Construction Proaram

$689-Million Bill Is Handed To the House   Much Amended Version of Senate’s Measure Designed to Strencthen U.S. Air Defense

600 MILLION DOLLAR FUND AUTHORIZED   House Committee Okays Act Intended To Bolater Air Defense

Kern Military Construction Funds Approved by House Finance Group’ as Huge Appropriation Recommended

Bill Is Now Ready for House Action   Would Greatly — Strengthen Air Defense of U. S.

$689,058,181 Is Authorized By House Group   Appropriation Is Designed To Greatly Strengthen Nation’s Air Defense; Army. Navy To Get Funds

Construction Plans Given  Green Light  Bill Would Include   Bill Would Include $689,.058,181 For Three Branches

Total Outlay Raised Over Senate Bill   Committee Allows $689 Million For Military Projects

House Committee Okays Program fo Strengthen Bases   Air Force Gets Biggest Share of New Construction

House Urges Greater Arms Expenditures   Air Defense of Nation Would Be Strengthened Materially Under Plan Of House Group

House Committee  Okays Air Defense  Group Approves Funds For Military Projects Of “Highest Priority”

Bolstered Military Construction Bill Approved by House Services Group; Reds’ A-Bomb Blast Brings Action

FUNDS 10 STRENGTHEN AIR DEFENSE APPROVED   House Armed Services Committee Votes To Authorize $689,058,181 Military Construction Program Under Much-Amended Version Of Senate Measure— Largest Appropriation Favored For Air Force, Which Would Receive $257,.975.055

House Committee Votes $689 Million For Military Construction Plans

PROGRAM CALLS FOR BOLSTERING OF AIR DEFENSES   Measure, Providing Outlay  Of $689,058,181 Sent 7. fleaar Ene VATS

House Gr roup Passes Huge Building Act   Measure Approved By Senate Provided For Much Less Spending

ea rele a,  $689,058,181 Approved For U. S. Military Construction

Military Building Program Voted By House Group   Sponsors Say It Will ‘Greatly Strengthen’ U.S. Air Defenses

New House Bill Assures Stronger Air Defense Setup  $689 Millions Set For Consideration Of Military Units

Okay Funds for Rush Job  on Military Construction      House Group Would Authorize $689,058,181; Bill Boosts Air Strength

— $689 MILLION —  Rise Voted In Military Works Bill   MEASURE NOW GOES TO HOUSE

Measure Is Ready for  House Action   Greatly Strengthened Air Defense Major Item in Proposed §689,058,181 Construction Program

House Armed Group Votes For Military Works Funds   Measure Would Help Nation’s Air Power  In Building Program

Bill Would Strengthen U.S. Defenses   Measure, Amended Version of Senate Bill, Now Ready For House Action

House Group Puts Okay on Air Fund   Sponsors Claim Bill Would Help Defense of U.S.

HARBOR BOWL GAME DEC. 30 IS CANCELLED   Lobos Not To Participate In West Coast Classic Previously Planned

Lobos Not To Participate In West Coast Classic Previously Planned

RUBBER PLANT BURNS   Blaze Destroyed Largest Factory in Singapore Today

Gana Shooting ls Linked with Ohio Gamblers   Wounded Detroiter Also Suspect in Strangle Murder

Two Divisions Leading Thrust Into Red Korea   Foe Reported Digging In 70 Miles North Of Old Border Line

30 MILES INSIDE RED KOREA Report Invasion Order Is Issued By Commander  OfU.S. 8th Army

Americans Halt, However, South Of Paralle! 38   Rearguard Fight Is Raging—Bombers Blasting North Korea

SOUTHERN UNIT IS 30 MILES OVER 38TH   Report Red Forces Prepare Stand At Wonsan  ENEMY   Ignores Gen. MacArthur’s Order To Surrender; New Bomb Line Set

South Koreans Already 30 Miles Inside Soviet-Sponsored Section ‘And Meeting With Little Resistance   AP Correspondent Hal Boyle Reports U. N. Forces Almost Half way To Wonsan; Reds Ignoring MacArthur’s Repeated: Week. end Order To Surrender Or Be Destroved:

South Korean Troops Smash Across Border   —— EEE —,  Light Resistance Met; Final Stand CGlated At Wanean

Both Sides Silent On Ultimatum   Communists Ignore MacArthur’s Order To Ouit Fichtine

South Korean Troops Smash Across Berder   Light Resistance Met; Final Stand Slated At Wonsan

Reds Digging In East of Capital   Ultimatum Still Ignored; Foe Fights Back Near Seoul

Allied Warning To Surrender Or Die Ignored  Communists Making Last-Ditch Stand

Entire Thirs Division Across Border As Reds Prepare For Last Stand

Enemy May Make Stand At Wonsan   MacArthur's Demand  For Surrender Ignored By Communists; Order To Cross From Walker

SOUTH KOREANS PLAN TO STRIKE ENEMY'S FRONT   Force Advances Half. Way To Point Where Reds Prepare To Make Their Last Ditch Stand.

S. Koreans. Push Ahead 30 Miles   Reported Close To Kansong, Coastal Town; Very Little Resistance Found

Communists May Make Last-Ditch Stand at Wonsan   South Korea Third, Capital Divisions Cross S3Rth as Reds lonore Surrender Ultimatum

Believe Reds To Make Last-Ditch Stand At Wonsan   Communists Ignore MacArthur's Surrender Demand; Walker Sent Troops Across 38th Parallel

MEETING LIGHT RESISTANCE IN ae ve AEP s Ae if   Third Korean Division Reported Close To  Kansong

Thousands Fleeing Flood at Winnipeg  Women and Children Ordered Out of City

Thousands of Persons Flee Flagded (City   Estimate 30,000 Will Be Evacuated From Winnipeg: River St]l on Rise

Thousands Flee From Winnipeg   Children and Women Leave  Flooded City”

160,000 Women Children Flee Winnipeg Flood   Another Dike Breaks; River Still Risina

Thousands of Women and Children Jam Roadways; Darkness, Disease Near

MacArthur E xpresses Hope Inchon Invasion Will Save Lives of 100,000

M’ Arthur F igures Invasion at Inchon Will Save 100,000 American Lives

133 SENIORS AT BAKER UNIVERSITY   Annual Commencement Fxercises Will Be Held June 5 at Baldwin  tWrvi gr er oe

133 SENIORS AT BAKER UNIVERSITY   Annual Commencement Ex ercises Will Be Held June 5 at Baldwin

School Girl Hides Tot In Truck : ‘To Play With’, Infant Narrowly  Evades Death In Scrap Heap Fire:

Millions Vote In Four States  Including Ohio   Four Senate, 49 House And Two Governor Seats Are At Stake

Roosevelt County Draff Board Members Say They Will Not Resign; Are Suspended

ACTRESS IS SAVED FROM 729-FOOT FALL   Susan Hayward Caught hy Chauffeur as She Loses Footing Near Water Falis in Geargia.

Some Vote Results Still Uncertain   Michigan Race Undecided. Connecticut Faces Recount

Governor Race in Michigan Is Not Yet Settled   Connecticut May Ash for Recount; Errors Crop Up in Michigan

Four Days After Election Michigan And Connecticut Winner Not Certain

MICHIGAN STILL COUNTS VOTES IN GOVERNOR’S RACE   REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE MORE SAY IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Mich. Contest Still ‘In Air’ »   Kelly Leads Williams By Only 319 Votes

—— a eee  Dust Clearing on Election Arena  Michigan Results at Comic-Opera Pitch— Senate Recount Asked

ELECTION ROUNDUP - Michigan Governor’s Race  Undecided After Four Day:

Two Are Michigan Governor and Connecticut Senator Races   “COMIC OPERA STAGE

SOME ELECTIONS STILL IN DOUBT   Two Are Michigan Governor and Connecticut Senator Races   “COMIC OPERA STAGE’

Contests In Michigan And Connecticut ‘Undecided Four Days After Election

Ste D Noe Sette ns chee cee es alte it te age  LANDSLIDE KILLS FULLY 19 PERSONS

Mobilization Being Planned Largely in Dark  Production Authority Still Doesn‘t Know Defense Program Size

U. S. National Planners Still Dont Know ~ Specific Target of Our Defense Program

A Marine   L Vill Prin  Reporter in Russian Uniform Fooled a Girl

(100,062 Votes Put PSCManIn Top Spot   Hamm Is Poor Second With 38.961 Ballots; Boozer Third With 30.297

CHARGES RUSSIA SEEKS TO FORCE MOSCOW BRAND OF COMMUNISM ON CHINA

Tsiang Asks UN Probe 0) Soviet Acts   U. §. For, Britain Against Such An Investication

BRITAIN, REDS OPPOSE CHINA PROBE BY UN   U.S. Backs Nationalist Suggestion For Full Jnvestigation

Tsiang Claims Russia Forces  Will on Chine   Britain Joins Reds, Arab: Opposing Investigation

SOVIET CONDUCT IN CHINA 1S HI   C. N. ASKED BY NATIONALISTS TO NAME GROUP TO INVESTIGATE ACTS.

Gulf Hurricane Threatens City Of New Orleans  Storm Is Is Moving

95-MILE WINDS LASH GULF  New Orleans-Mobile Area Is Alerted For Tropical Storm

Russians Harass  Berlin Traffic   West Zone Truck Service Hampered: U.S. Army Passenger Train Held

MARSHALL URGES EXTENDED ARMS AID   Calls It Vital To Morale, Military Of West Europe; Hits Impotency

U.S. Cannot Sit impotent in Face of Red Aggression   Marshall Says That is the Most Dangerous Thing We Can Do.

Marshall Says ‘Impotence’ is Threat fo U.S. ¢   -General Urges Solons To Continue Aid to Westérn Europe

POSSIBLE SPUR TO RUSSIANS   U. S. Maintenance Cost Is Estimated At $30,.000.000.000

TAKE WHEAT SAMPLES   Pathologists Look For Mosaic ir Douglas County Fields

KE WHEAT SAMPLES      BANS TE see Ve  Pathologiste Look For Messic ir Tiemaian County Fisldse

City Clerk Explains Regulations Governing Voter Registration   DEADLINE IS FRIDAY

Gls IN KOREA MAY SECURE COMBAT PAY   Plan For Preminm Payments Expected To Be Placed Before Congress

Russian-Born *Chinese ‘Ace’  Refused Bond   Seize 1,800 Pounds Of Classified Data

Chinese Scientist May Be Deported  Jet Research Worker Has  Allanad Cammunict Tiec

Jet Scientist Faces Hearin  On Red Charge  U.S. Turns To Tsien  After Conviction Of Wathnhanem fie Canct

Jet Scientist Found Guilty Of Perjury   Federal Jury Finds Dr. Weinbaum Guilty Of Lying In Denial Of Being Communist

Jet Scientist ls Found Guilty   Chinese Specialist Being Investigated

Jet Scientists Charged Reds   One Convicted O Perjury, Another I: Held For Trial

Scientist Is Convicted,  Held By U.S.   California Research Experts Run Afoul Of Federal Courts

JET SCIENTIST CHARGED WITH RED TIES   Dr. Weinbaum Found Guilty Of Perjury And Fraud

Weinbaum Is Ruled Guilty In U.S. Court   Jet Propulsion Expert  Lied When He Said He Was Not Communist, ‘Court Decrees

Jet Scientist Is Guilty Of Perjury; Deportation Of Another Is Sought

Jet Scientist, An Alleged Red, Is Held In California For Deportation: Another Is Convicted Of Perjury

AUTO HITS POLE; 4 PERSONS DEAD   Three High Schoo] Girls Victims of Accident

NLRB. Decision On Lewis Status Is Believed Near   Lewis May Learn Or Wednesday If He Faces New Court Battle

WILLIAMS BIDS FOR ClO VOTE   Tells St ate Convention He Will ‘Welcome’ its Support

TWO RURAL BILLS ARE SENT TO GOVERNOR   State Legislature Hopes to Adjourn Next Wednesday

00,000 POUNDS OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES iene One, Be ORLY ES:  American Superforts Blast At Korean Steel Plants

Stabilizer’s Task: ‘ ‘Big Stee? Formula Likely 7, Boe Valentines First Job

Steel Formula Stabilizer's First Big Jeb  Wage-Price Policy  Of Government Is Being Speeded Up

Big Steel’ Ruling May Set Pattern  Valentine Expected To Ask Yardstick * For Wage Controls

Steel Talks Seen Rushing Wage Curbs   Likely First Task For Economic Chief Valentine; Speed Up Policy Formulation

Delay in Truman Program Is Hit By Legislator   Anto-gambling Bill Kinds Wrangle; VA Appropriation Is Sent to Senate.

TELLS OF SLAP BEFORE KILLING   Army Lieutenont Testifies Mrs. Yvette Madsen Struck Him

Begin Murder Tr aul of Woman In Frankfort   US Army Lieutenant Says Wife of Slain Man Had Emotional Flareups

1.5. OFFICER SAYS HE WAS SLAPPED BY MRS. MADSEN   American Woman Pleads In nocent To Charge Of Shaving Husband

Missouri River Basifi May Gef™  Increased Funds   Truman Recommends Stepped-Up Program Beginning July 1

WouldSpeed   Truman Urges Faster Construction in Missouri Valley; Thumbs Down On Anv New Jobs

NEW MEXICO POLITICS.  ‘Anderson And Chavez Giving ‘Support To Democrat Ticket

—NOBODY WILL TALK TO OR DRINK WITH RUSSIAN DELEGATE—  Malik Gets Silent Treatment From Rest of UN)

MeCarthy Asks Senate Question Career Diplomat  Declares Time  For Secrecy  Is Long Past

. Telephone Girls Carried Coins From Counting Room LT LLL ETS Lee  tStetSGSteN steaks steerer i  . ‘Bra Bandits’ Steal More Than $100,000

Brassiere Bandits Robbed Phone Company in Miami of at  Least $100,000. Police Reveal

‘Bra Bandits’ Confess Thefts of ‘Qver $100,000 in Past Two Years

TELEPHONE GIRLS ST OLE $100,000, POLICE DECLARE   Six Said to Have Confessed Smuggling Money Out of Miami, Fla., Building in Their Brassieres.   14 ARE ARRESTED, INCLUDING 8 WOME      Thefts Took Place Over Two: Year Pericd—S$10,000 in  Coins, Currency and   Bonds Recovered.

Brassieres Used By Women To Smuggle $100,000 ‘From Phone Coinpany, Police Sas

Carried Off Phone  Loot in Brassieres  Hold Girl Employes “In $100,000 Shortage

‘Bra Bandits May Escape Prosecution   $100,000 Stolen  From Phone Firm

PhoneCashCached By Girl Employees   SC Education Association Suggests State Sales Tax

14 Persons Arrested in Unusual Case  At Miami   Money Taken From Phone Co., But Crime Can’t Be Established

U. S. Forces Drive On Toward Red-Held South Korean Capital As Seventh Division Lands With Mighty Tanks, Heavy Artillery And Bridging Equipment —Troops And Weapons Being Massed For Assault Across Han River Into City

Liberation of South Korea's Canital City Near: Assault on US-Held Airfield Is Repulsed

Fall Of Seoul To U.N. Forces Expected Soon   Crossings Made On Naktong, Kyongsan, Han River Probed

Allied Planes Already Using Kimpo Airfield   Reds Thrown Back in 5 Pre-Dawn Attacks Against Major Base

Marines Spearhead Force Ot 40.000 In Liberation   Kliers Spot Motor Column

Liberation Of Capital Is Now Near   Force Probes For River Crossings On Outskirts Of City;  a) ee

ORS SAS eae  Marines Advance Near Seoul as Reds Ordered To “Surrender or Die”

Seoul Visible to Liberators   Marines Spearhead Crushing Force; Enemy Losses Heavy, 2000 Captured

Marine Vanguard Of 40,000 Troops Pushes Near-City   ~ Allied Forces Seek Weak Spot for Leap Across Han River

WITHIN 3 MILES  Kimpo Airfield in Use By Allied Planes To Support Ground Action

Airfield Is Recaptured Now in Use   Battalion of U.S. Troops Gains Bridgchead Across Naktong River as Drive In South Gains Karee

Liberation Of City Seen ToBeLikely   Marines Take Kimpo Airfield After Reds Make Five Pre-Dawn Axsaults   Leaflets Dropped

Temperatures   Marines Within 3 Miles Of City as 40,000 Allies Close in on Red Capital

Crushing Tide Rolls on Red-Held Korean Capital  Yank Planes are Already Using

American Marinés Spearhead Forces  Rolling To Capital   40,000 Massing Allied Troops Told _ To Make Red Koreans Give Up Or Die

Yanks Meet Desperate but Light Resistance as They Push Inland From Beachhead To Form Pincers   ‘N. Korean Motorized Column Rushing Northward Is Blasted by U.S. Fliers; Allies Gain Along Southern Perimeter

Allied Forces Are Only Three Miles from Capital; Warplanes Drop Leaflets Urging Surrender.   MARINES SEEK HAN RIVER CROSSING

Liberation of ‘Capital Expected Soon; Allies Cross Naktong Near - Taegu. Gain on Coast

Marines Joined By 7th Division For Major Push   Halt Red Drive On Airport; Yanks In Naktong Croossing

Kimpo Airfield Secured as Koreans Attack  Allied Treons Massed   Allied Treops Massed To Make Reds Surrender or Die

40,000 Allied Troops Massee For Assault   Liberation Force at Outskirts of Capital —Enemy Warned to Surrender or Die

Kimpo Airfield Secured as Koreans Attack  Allied Troops Massed To Make Reds Surrender or Die

Force of 40,000 Allies Ordered To Make Reds Give Up or Die   Han Must Be Crossed Before S, Korean Capital Can Be Taken

40,000 U. N. Troops Mass   Ordered To Force Red €urrender Or Die

Kimpo Airfield Put Into Use By Yank Fliers  General Offensive   General Offensive In South Making Steady Headway

‘Surrender Or Die Ultimatum to Communists   U.S. Troops Cross Riv. er on Old Front; Nut. cracker Closing

ALLIES NOW USING KIMPO AIRFIELD; CASUALTIES LIGHT   Yanks Cross Naktong; U. N. Forces Close In On - Pohang On East Coast

Marines Within. 3 Miles of Seoul. as Allies Advance   Patrols Probe Banks. _of Han for Crossing; Kimpo Airfield Uséd

Leathernecks Keep Rolling To Span Han   Seoul Liberation By Allied Forces Nears; Airfield Being Used

U. 5. Forces Are Within Three Miles Of Seoul   American Battalion Crosses Naktong River Below Taegu

lroops Mass For Assault Across Han River, Seoul's Natural Defense \Barrier; U. S. Breaches OF alias

Giant United Nations Vise Rapidly Squeezing Life Out  Of North Korea Communists

Liberation Of South Korean Capital Near   Massing Allied Troops Ordered To Make Red Koreans Surrender Or Die

Advance Units Of Marines One Mile From Yongdong — Heavy Reinforcements Landed At Inchon — Kimpo Airport Being Readied For Use — Reds Battling Savagely To Hold Ground

Marines Drive Within 3 Miles Of Capital City   Troops Take Kimpo; Alties Order Reds To ‘Quit Or Die’

Reds Told: ‘Surrender  Or Be Killed’   Leathernecks Lead Assault As Offense Hits Crushing Stride

Kimpo Airfield Is In Operation   10th Corps Liberation Force, Spearheaded by Marines, Is Rolling Along Like Crushing Tide Toward Capital

Troops Probe for Crossings Over Han River; Kimpo Airfield Now Secure; Further Gains in South

RIVER FOR CROSSINGS   Marines Lead Liberation Force of 40,000 Men Against Reds in South Korean Capital.   CAPTURED AIRFIELD PUT IN OPERATION   ‘Communists Start Moving  Troops from Southern  Front to New Battle Lines  in North,

Kimpo Field in Operation  by UN Force   Marines Hurl Back -5 Pre-Dawn Assaults on Captured Air Base

Big Allied Forces at City’s Edge   Marines Spearhead 40,000-man Army Heading for City-- Airnart Sacurad

Kimpo Field Being Used By Marine Planes   Probe Han River For Spot To Jump Off At Capital City

U. §. MARINES THREE MILES FROM CITY   40,000 Allied Troops Set For Final Drive   KIMPO AIRFIELD   Being Used By U.N. Units; Reds Are Showered With Surrender Leaflets

U.S. Marines Within Three Miles Of City   Troops Ordered To: Make Korean Reds “6 prender Or Die’

Leathernecks Fight Way Toward Former Capital and Prepare to Cross Han River With Liberation of City Reported Near—Firm Grip Established on Kimpo Airfield Where Allied Planes Are Already Landing—Nearly 2.000 Prisoners Taken.   FOE SENDS HELP FROM SOUTH

Americans In Korea Make ’ Advances To Within Three Miles Of The Capital City

Enemy Posts InKorea Pounded Today   Prelude To New UN Allied Attack Staged

River Is Only Barrier to City’s Capture   Marines Ordered to Make Red Enemy  Surrender or Die

Invasion Meets With Success; Reds Fall Back   Next Step Is To Get Link Formed Between Two Beachheads. Ther Slash Reds To Pieces

Forces Roll Nearer Seoul   Kimpo Airfield Seized, Put Into Use; In Southeert Yonks Cross Noktong

Marines Lead Attack Force Toward City   Kimpo Airfield Again in Use As Allied Base

Sperahead 40,000 of Allied Troops Near Suburbs, Han River   Airfield Seized, Reds Beaten Back   U. N. Casulaties Light; Bridge Naktong River In Southeast Drive

40,000 MASSING ALLIED TROOPS TOLD TO MAKE RED KOREANS SURRENDER OR DIE

American Marines Are Within Three Miles of Capital City LIBERATION IS NEAR   Kimpo Airfield Is Already  in Operation as an

Allied Forces Now Mass for Knockout Blow   ‘Surrender or Die’ Uitimatum Given To Reds in Trap

Force of 40,000  Driving Ahead in Northern Sectors  Allied Troops Also Moving Forward on Southeast Front

Allied Airmen Operating From Kimpo Airfield   Fliers Report Reds Rushing Troops From Taejon To Defend Capital in South Korea

Yank Troops Span Naktone Below Taegu   Americans Within Three Miles Of Koreans’ Capital

Marine Force Reaches Suburb Of Capitol City   Allies Using Kimpo Airfield; Second Division Crosses To Naktong’s West Bank

Marines Push To Han River. Seize Airport   Second Division Crosses Nakteng On Southern Fron

Liberation of Capifal Imminent: Yanks Cross Naktong in South   More Men and Weapons Pour Into Battle Lines From Inchon Beachhead, Probe for Crossing of Han River: Enemy Pulls Forces From Southeact

Order Reds To Surrender Or Perish  Allied Forces Ready to Move Across Hahn River

American Wlarmes Are Within Three Miles of Capital City  LIBERATION IS NEAR Kimpo Airfield Is Already  in Operation as an  Allied Base

Marines Hit Within Three Miles Of City  Allied Planes Drop nrrender-Or-Die’

Allied Soldiers Ordered fo Make Reds Quit or Die   Leathernecks Take  And Secure Airfield

Allied Airmen Begin To Use Kimpo Airbase   Bridgehead Firm West of Naktong; Reda Rush ta Seou!

Preparing To Cross Han River   Further Gains Are Made on Beachhead On South Korea Line

Early Reports Of Capture of City Incorrect   Han River Crossings Sought by Attackers Three Miles Outside Of City Limits

Kim po Airfield Held Against ted Attacks   Allies Making Steady Gains On Southern 125 - Mile Perimeter

40,000 Troops Open Campaign To Liberate City   Kimpo Airfield In Operation   Second Division Crosses Naktone

Troops Mass for Assault Across Han River Line   Main Striking Force on Heels of Spearhead of Drive; Airfield Held Against Five Attacks

1,100 Mercersburg Residents Are Iil Of Sudden Malady   Local Doctors Kept Busy By Minor Ailment In Penna. Town

86 Aliens Slated  For Arrest   10 of ‘Most Important’ Already Seized

20 Alien Reds Rounded Up Under New Security Law  Truman Moves To Strengthen Act As More Failing To Register Face Arrest

Drive Started Against Alien Reds; 10 Hela   Department of Justice Gets Roundup Under Way   Those Active in Field of   Communist Propaganda   Picked Up First.

Ten in Custody As Alien Red Roundup Begins   Six Arrests Made On West Coast; More to Come 

Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Appeal of 11 Convicted Commies   Dee. 4 Is Set for Legal Arguments   ‘86 Reds on Arrest List; Seth Richardson to Head Control Board

SEIZE FIRST 10 ON LIST OF 8 FOR DEPORTATION  SUPREME COURT HAS GRANTED REVIEW OF

U.S. Begins Red Round Up   Ten Alien Commies In U. S. Arrested Under New Law

Most Important Already Jailed in Broad Sweep   86 Are Scheduled for Prompt Arrest and Deportation

Truman Ready To Select Red Control Board   Today Last Day For Reds To Register As Teast Of Law Is Seen

10 Arrested, Says Justice Dept., in Revealing Drive   Total of 86 Scheduled for Prompt Pick Up, Eventual Deportation

Drive To Deport Alien Reds Opens; 10 Already Nabbed  Government Begins First Move To Hit Communist Group

F.B.1.AndImmigrationOfficial: On Track Of Others For Detention And PossibleDeportation

U.S. Begins Roundup of Top Alien Reds   Justice Department Takes 10 Into Custody For beportation Under Internal Security Act

ALIENS AMONG 86 NABBED   Justice Department Cracks Down in Nationwide Raids

N early Score Seized Under  Anti-Red Law   Truman Names Board To Administer Act: Injunction Is Sought

‘BI HUNTS 66 MORE 20 Suspected Reds Seized Under Internal Security Act

Ten Arrested Of 86 on List For Detention  FBI Closes in on ’Em, Coast-to-Coast

Roundup of Aliens Begun   Justice’ Department Hos Arrested 10 of 86 To Be Deported if ite Paocsible’

ROUNDING UP ALIEN GROUP IN WIDE NET   ‘Possible Deportation Is Planned After US.

All Are Marked For Detention And Possible Deportation   HAVE BEEN CARRYING ON PROPAGANDA HERE

U.S. Rounding Up 86 Alien Reds Under New Anti-Communist Law; Injunction Sought To Kill Act

7BI Rounding Up Top Alien Reds In U.S.   10 of 86 to Be Deported Immediately Have Been Arrested So Far.

10 Persons Are Nabbec By Agents   Justice Dept. Hopes to Deport Many in Nation

10 ARREST AND 76 MORE ARE ON LIST   Wilf Be Promptly Deported Say dustice Officiale .

Mark 86 Key Reds Under Act   To Begin Deporting ‘Dangerous’ Aliens Or Keep in Jail

86 Active Alien Reds Object of U.S. Drive   Nearly 20 Bageed On Opening Day Under New Law;  May Be Depor ied

Roundup Of Aliens Is Started   Ten Top Communistic Aliens Arrested; 76 Others About To Be Nabbed

Ten ‘Most Important’ Red Leaders Taken in First Group; All Seized Under 1950 Internal Security Act.

IDAT TOP OF OG ON PICKUP LUST JMLED   Truman Names ‘Control Board to Enforce Law for Red Registration.

Crete’s Modern Romeo And Juliet Are Wed   Ceremony Is Performed In Mountain Monastery; Girl's Fother Consents

Russia Will Demand Seat For Red China On Return: To UN Security Council

12 Holiday Seekers Die In Plane Crash   Airline Passenger Craft Crashes, Burns Near Utica, N. Y.

Twelve Die In New York Plane Crash   Tamily Of Five Killed In Wreck OF Big Transport

Plane Crashes,  12 Are Killed   Ll Hurt as Trees Preven Fmergeney Landing

N. Y. Airliner Crash Kills 13, Hurts 10   Dead Include Five Of One Family; Probe Scheduled

13 Die as Holiday Transpoit Plane Crashes in Flames Near Utica, NY.

12 Dit WHEN PLANE BURNS AND CRASHES   11 Others Injured In Holiday Accident Near Utica, N. Y.

13 Killed, 10 Hurt In Plane Crash  Hits Trees, Burns Near Utica, N. Y.

Gen. Walker, Commander Of 8th Army in Korea, is Killed in Jeep Accident

Walker Is Killed in Jeep Crash  Daring Commander In Korea Victim

Ridgeway Leac 82nd Division InLast War   Colorful Texas . General Dies in  Jeep-Truck Crash

Gen. Walker is Victim Of Jeep Crash   Gen. M. B. Ridgway Gets Command Of 8th Army When Texan Dies Of Injuries In Collision.

Gen. Walker Dies on Way ToDecorateSon   Eignth Army Chief s Death Shocks Staff

Prominent Ada Attorney Dies   Robert Wimbish, County's First County Attorney, Cloimed By Death Saturda

Johnson Orders News of Pacific Moves Curtailed   ‘Security Guidance’ Memo Goes to Army, Navy and Air Force

Armed Security Rules Tightened   Details of Troop Movements Banned

Clamps Down on News o! All Troop Movements   Secretary Johnson Orders All Branches To Stop Releases

GOP: Member Is Dismissed From Board   Freeman Ousted Along with. Two Other Empvloves

Didn't Quit, Was “Fired,”  Freeman Says   Franklin Man Loses Post on PSC After Making Accusations Against Democrats

Bulgar Army Said Marching To Border   Yugoslav Agency Reports Moves by Romania. Hungary

Red Move Against Yugoslavia Looms  Bulgarian Troops In Battle Array

Head for Border of Yugoslavia   Romania and Hungary Take  Cmargqancy Stange

Confessed Slayer Indicted by Jury   True Bill Returned Against E. L. Gibbs, Cow at Cl Si

Confessed Slayer Indicted by Jury   True Bill Returned Against E. L. Gibbs, Slayer of Girl, 21.”

Mother is Held In Tot’s Slaying   Claim 22-Year-Old Woman Admitted She Killed Her Baby

JOHNSON COUNTY TAVERNS RAIDED   Gambling Devices Seized at Three Places, Sheriff Says

Trio Battles Rough Seas in Storm on Gulf   Men Reach Brownsville After Landing on Fourth Pass Beach

Boat Sinks In Heavy Sea Friday   Men Picked Up By Matamoros  Bound Truck

Mrs. Gannett Is Named Unanimously To Board of Regents   To Serve Full 13-Year Term; Senator Wants Election by the People

Railyard Horrors , . Railyard Horrors . . Misery Rises To New Peak  For Refugees

A Civil War Is Usually the Bloodiest Type of War at the Front— Korea Is No Exception

Rail Key Is Center Of Miserv   Terrified Refugees  Jam Area, Looking For Any Way to Get Away From Oncoming Reds

Suppl ¢ e ine Of Chi’ 4 se Is Sma: 4 a d By Bom: _YS   Lull Is Continued In Ground Fights; Few Patrols Clash

U. S. Will Ask Security Council to Act Quickly On Intervention .

Puzzling War Lull Moves Into Fifth Day   Chinese Appear To Be Setting Up New Defense Line

Rent Control Knell Sounded   Committees Okay Funds To Close Ont Agency

Rent Control Doom Hint Given Truman Money Bill Includes Funds  , To Pay Off ‘Agency  ‘Employes 

FEDERAL RENT CURBS APPARENTLY DOOMED   Congress Provides No Funds For Continuance Of Agency After June za

Crisis Today in Strike at Oak Ridge   Union Leaders Denounce Action at LUnautharizvad

OK Allowances For Dependents Of Fighting Men Quick House Action .  Expected On Bill Approved By Senate

Three Die in Fire at Lawrence   Wife, Daughter and Son of Policeman Killed

Three Members Of Lawrence Family Perish In Fire Sweeping Apartment

Mother, Two Children Die   Members of Policeman's Family, Victims of Fire at Lawrence.

Truman Report Hits Gl Training   Asks for Tighter Standards on School:

U.N. To Match Yank Troops. [In Few Months   15 To 20 Countries Send Ground Soldiers Into Korean Combat

Senate Probers Investigate Crime   Big Money Operations Drawing Questions

A BOON FOR CROPS   Recent Rains in. Kansas  Were Beneficial; Need  More in Southwest

Death Toll in Ship Ramming Now Set at 61   Raising of Hulk to Take Several Days— Five of Rescue Plane Crew Killed in Crash

Hope Lost Fos Survivors In: Sunken Hull   Undersea Craft Rammed By Ship

Abandon Hope For 52 Aboard Rammed Sub   No Response to Signals; British Craft Hit By Swedish Tanker

Craft Sinks After Crash Witlr Tanker   Vessel Lies in Silk 42 Feet Below Surface at Low Tide: Divers Get  Wn Anawer tn Sionala

Swedisit Tanker Sinks Sub: Hope For 52 Is Abandoned   Rescuers Fear 52 Men Dead In Ship’s Hulk; 15 Of 76-Man Crew Rescued: 9 Known Dead

Swedish Vessel Rams, Sinks Brifish Craft   Rescue Crews Get No Response To Morse Messages Tapped On Sunken Submarine

Recheck Shows 80 WereAboardCraft; No Hope Is Held  For 55 Missing

British Now Put Sub’s Toll at 65  Divers Unable To Find Signs Of Life in Hulk of Truculent

Navy Places Tanker Under Arrest Order; Only 15 of 80 Escape After Vessels Crash

ATTEMPTS 10 SIGNAL CREW PROVE FUTILE   British Navy Abandons Hope For Crew of Truculent

Submarine Death Toll Reaches 6]  Hope Abandoned for 52 British  Ssaman Tranned in Simben Crafts

15 Saved: Five Rescuers Dead In Air Crash  Nine Bodies Are Located; Others

Hope Given Up for 55 in Sunken Sub   Divers Report Entire Craft Flooded; 65 Dead, 15 Rescued

FAIL TO ANSWER SIGNALS RAPPED ON SUNKEN HULL   15 MEN RESCUED AS SUBMARINE RAMMED BY SWEDISH TANKER

Only 15 Of Crew Rescued   No Hope of Finding Alive, Men Trapped On British Submarine Rammed bv Tanker

Tanker Rams British Sub, 52 Feared Dead   15 Aboard Craft Rescued After Collision

65 Lost in British Submarine Sinking   55 Men Believed Dead in Craft Rammed and Sunk in Thames Estuary by Swedish Tanker; ‘Ten Bodies Recovered: Only 15 Rescued

Nine Known Dead And 52 Are Missing   Truculent, British Sub, Rammed And Sunk In Thames Estuary Last Night

British Sub Sunk By Ship   Nine Known Dead Fear 52 Still Trapped In Hull

Submarine Dead, 65 Royal Navy Reports  ~Hope Abandoned For 55, Trapped In Ratiaratd Hill On Thamac Rad

Royal Navy Sets Death Toll At 65   Effort To Raise Sunken Submarine  To Be Speeded

Fear 52 Dead Aboard Sunken English Sub  S omen 6k COLI   Divers Get No Response to Taps On Hull Under Sea

Divers Report Signal Taps Unanswered  Sone ish Ship Held  me Date fe   Swedish Ship Held for Ramming Craft in Thames Estuary

Nine Are Known to Have Died When Submarine Rammed by Steelprowed Swedish Tanker

Craft Goes to Bottom of Thames   No Response to Sig: nals From Underseas Raider

Brilish Fix Sub Disaster Toll, Say 65 Men Died   Eighty. Were Aboard The Truculent. Rammed By Swedish Tanker.

Vessel Rammed Sunk by Bow of Swedish Tanker   10 Bodies Found; 15 Are Rescued

80 Persons Aboard Says Admiralty   Five More Die In Rescue Plane.

Divers Find No Signs of Life on Sunken Ship   Craft Sent to Bottom by Collision With — Swedish Freighter

Craft Rammed By Iron Nosed Swedish Tanker   Hope Fades for Crew Aboard Sent to Bottor in. Thames Estuary

Britain States 65 Men Killed In Sub Sinking   Hope Abandoned for 55 Missing Men as Divers Fight Time and Tide for Sign of Life: Five Men Killed When Rescue Plane Crashes Yesterday

British Undersea Craft Is Rammed By Swedish Ship   Bodies Of Nine Are Recovered  After Accident

VESSEL IS RAMMED BY. ~ TRON-CLAD   Royal Navy Gives Up Hope for 55 Men Believed. Trapped on Bottom of ' Sea.   5 AIRMEN KILLED IN RESCUE ATTEMPT   Ten Bodies Found and Only 15 Men Out of 80 Aboard Submarine Survive.

HOPE ABANDONED FOR 35 TRAPPED IN BRITISH SUB   Admiralty Places Toll in Sinking at 65 After Sea Gives Up Bodies of 10 Men,   DIVERS FIND NO SIGN OF LIFE IN WRECK   Only 15 of 80 Aboard Es caped After Collision—Lift ing of Craft to Require  3 or 4 Days.

Divers Locate Smashed Sub in  Thames River 58 Men Still Trapped Within Submarine

15 British Crewmen  Are Saved   9 Bodies Found; . Craft Hit, Sank By Swedish Ship

Fifteen Men Are Picked Up Alive, Nine Dead After Ship Hits Submersible

Admirally Abandons Hope For 55 Fntombed Men; 19 Crew Members Rescued

SEARCH ABANDONED FOR SUB SURVIVORS   Hulk of Sunken British Su bamrine Found, But Rescue Divers Hear No Signals From Inside; Only 15 of 76 Aboard Are Rescued.

Fear 52 Lost On British  Submarine   Plane Carrying Diver: For Rescue Wrecked, Killine Five

Rescue Crew In Crash Rushing To Pick Up Divers   Sub Rammed By Swedish Tanker In Thames Estuary

Death Toll Placed At 65 As Divers Fail To Find Any Sign Of Life Aboard Sunken British Submarine; Only 15 Crew Members Survive

Messages Via Divers on Hull Go Unanswered  Craft Was Rammed By a Swedish Ship

British N avy Lists 65 Dead in Sub   Divers Vail to Find 55 Men Though ‘Trapped in Vessel

British Royal Navy Says 65 Men Perished When Submarine Truculent Sank; 15 Escape Disaster

Give Up Hope of More Survivors in Sunken Truculent   Undersea Raider Sinks After Being Rammed by Ship

52 Presumed Dead In Sunk British Sub  Divers’ Taps Bring No Reply— 1m Qavod Aftan Colitetan With

All Hope Lost for 55 Believed Trapped in Sunken British Sub   Divers and Frogmen Reach Truculent Lying 42 Feet Below Surface at Low Tide, But Hull-Tapped Messages Get No Answer

Hope Abandoned For 55 Trapped In The‘Truculent’   British Admiralty Relinquishes Hope For 55 Men Still Trapped In Sunken Craft; Only Ten Bodies Recovered, 15 Crewmen Survived Collision With Tank Ship

loll Listed as 65 With Recovery of 10 Bodies in River  Vessel Went Down In Thames Estuary After Collision

15 Rescued After Crash With Tanker   Naval ‘Frogman’ Finds Craft Is Entirely Flooded

5] Feared Dead, 15 Men Rescued   Tanker Hits Sub in Thames, Craft Sinks in Minute

SHIP RAMMED BY SWEDISH TANKER   Truculent Meets Disaster In Thames Estuary   NO RESPONSE   To Messages Tapped Out By Rescue Teams: 15 Of 76 Aboard Survive

British Navy Says 65 Men Died In Sub   Hope Abandoned For Missing Sailors EntombVed In Hulk

Some Sealed Off in Frantic Flight   British Drop Hopes for 55 Missing Men

Eritain’s Royal Navy Gives Up For Dead 52 Men Trapped  In Sunken Submarine Truculent  Death Toll of 6! Is One of Worst Peacetime Nava! Disasters

Death Toll Fixed At 65 by British   Submarine Was Rammed Last Night by Bow of Swedish Tanker .   80 PERSONS ABOARD   Were 15 Survivors of Accident; Continue Rescue Eff{orte

Rescue Men Fail To Find Evidence Of Life On Craft      24 Members Of Ship Crew Accounted For;  Nine Are Found Dead

99 ABOARD SU REPORTED DEAD   Hope Abandoned After Divers’ Taps Unanswered: Death Toll Is Set at 65

Hope Given Up For Seamen on British Diver   Hult Found on Bed of Thames; Death Toll Put at 41

Hope Fading for Crew of British Sub Sunk At Sea   52 Feared Dead in Hulk of Raider Rammed by » Swedish Tanker in the Thames Estuary. :

Royal Navy Abandons Hopes for Men in Sub   Casualty Total Put at 65 With 10 Bodies  Given Up by Sea; Ad. miralty Places Arrest Order on the Tanker.

Nine Bodies Are Recovered After Vessels Collide   15 Rescued In Thames Estuary; Divers On Scene

BRITISH SET SUB DEATH TOLL AT 65   Only 15 Survive Crash With Swedish Tanker In Thames Estuary

Men Believed All Dead Inside Rammed Craft  Only 15 Saved Aftea   Only 15 Saved After Thames Collision

52 Feared Dead Aboard Sunken British Sub   Ship Hit by Swedis Freighter in Thames Estuary

Divers Taps on Submerged Hull Get No Answer   Swedish Tanker Rams Sub in Thames Estuary

Submarine Truculent Sinks Last Night After Being Rammed by Swedish Tanker.  TOTAL TOLL IS 61; 15 MEN RESCUED

55 Trapped Men Given Up as Dead   Divers Explore Hulk of Craft; 15 Are Rescued

52 Feared Dead; No Signs Heard’ In British Sub,  A  No Response Gained  From Truculent Crew,  Rammed in Thames

N. Korean Attack Called ‘Defense’   U.N. Forces Still Hold Initiative, Spokesman Declares

United Nations Forces Still Hold Initiative Over All Of North Korea   Recent Enemy Attacks Defensive And Not A Counter - Offensive, Headquarters Spokesman Says; Some Red Bands Still United.

Truman May Apologize To Marines   Leathernecks Land All  Over President, Republicans Have The Situa tion Well In Hand.

MARINES LAND ON TRUMAN AND REPUBLICANS APPARENTLY HAVE SITUATION WELL IN HAND

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Epi BELL TO GET AKRON TRIP; SPURBOYISSECOND =  “‘Idalou Farm Youth Wins Derby

AFL Will Agree  To Union Merge  ‘On Right Basis Green Says In Letter  To Murray That Unity Must Be Permanent

."L Willing To Plan ull Merger With ClO   Green Tells Murray Unity Must  Be On ‘Permanent And Organic Basis’

AFL Considers Offer Of Unity   Green Willing To Meet With C10 To Merge:  Lobor Forces

Three Persons Die iery Death When Car Strikes Pole   CAR. COLLIn“’e

THEIR TOUGHEST ROUNDUP  2 Texas Cowboys to Corral Goats On Atlantic Island

Find Womans Body; Officers Quiz Husband   No Charges Filed; Investigate Cause of Cedar Rapids Death

NATIONWIDE BELL PHONE STRIKE SET   Feb. 8 Is Date For Walkout; All Offices to Be Picketec

NATION - WIDE BELL PHONE WALKOUT SET FOR FEB. 8; 100.000 WORKERS AFFECTED

100,000 Communications Workers ty Go: “Dot Support Of 200.000 Others ‘Seen

00,000 Communications Workers Called Out And Officials Say That More Than Double That Number Will Observe Picket I ine

Telephone Strike Set For Feb. 8   Every Exchange tn Country AMfecied, Sovs Union Chief

PLANS MADE 10 ESTABLISH PICKET LINES   Bierne Says Walkout Will Go Forward Unless Company or U. 8. Acts to Avert It.   WOULD AFFECT 100,000 AT START   Two Hundred Thousand Other Emploves of Bell Cannot Quit Jobs Prior to Mar. 1.

U. S.-Wide Strike Of 100,000 Phone Workers Callec   200,000 Other Unionist Are Expected To Back _  =Walkout February 8

Date Fixed For Phone Walkouts   ] 00;000 Bell Workers . Due To Strike On Feb’ puary Sth

DEAN JAGGER WINS, TOO ‘ DeHavilland, Crawford Are Awarded ‘Oscars’

Academy Award Winners Surprise Nobody De Havilland, Crawford On Top Of Movie Werld Tada

“OSCARS” FOR OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND , BROD CRAWEORD. AND FILM “ALL THE KING'S MEN"

Gen. MacArthur Makes Second Surprise Trip fo Korea, Sees Heartbreaks But Ultimate Victory

General Expects New Heartaches InRed Battles.  Commander Predicts  ‘Ultimate Victory’

General Confident peat toh Soe eestutiny oan  "Heartaches"  Are Foreseen By MacArthur

Gen, MacArthur More Confident   Visits Warfront, Feel Victory Is Certain

New Defeats Face. Yanks, U.S. Warned   Géneral Confident Of Final Outcome After Flying Trip

MacArthur Confident Of Victory. After Visit To Korean Warfront   General Warns‘ ‘We Will Have New Heartaches And New Setbacks’

Gen. MArthur, At Front Again, Voices Confidence   General Confers With Top Commanders During Surprise Visit To Korean War Front Today

MacArthur Visits Front in Korea  Commander Continues  Confidence in Victory

MacArthur in Second Korean Visit   ‘Confident of “Ultimate Victory" for Our Troops

MacArthur Confident Of Victory   “We Will Have New Heartaches and New Setbacks,’ He Admit

General Flies To War Zone   Trip Believed Harbinger Of Major Events

MacArthur Confident Of Vietory   “Commander Talks With Top Officers On Trip To Frout

MacArthur At Front. Again. Claims He Was Never More Confident Of Winning Out   Flight From Tokyo Completely Unherald ed; Optimistic After Inspection, He Tells : Correspondents .-

M’ Arthur Makes 2 Visits To Front   Expresses Complete Confidence ‘In Ultimate Victory’

MacArthur Flies Back From Korea With New Hopes   Seems Optimistic; But Warns There Are Setbacks Ahead

Gen.M Arthut Visits Front  Commander Certein Of Ultimate Victory;

Forest Fires In New Outbreaks   Threaten Area to East of San Dieco

Joplin Hunter Bags Eight-Point Deer In Taney County   23 Filipinos Massacred by Huks

GAS WAR CLOSING JERSEY STATIONS   Investigation Ordered by Governor Driscoll

4,000 Stations Shut In Jersey Gas Price War  Those Still Open Use Armed Guards To

N. J. Motorists Search For Gas   Some Stations, Which Defy Strike Order, Under Armed Guard

SWARM INTO THE FILLING STATIONS IN LOWER BUCKS COUNTY TO PURCHASE MUCH-WANTED FUEL

Jersey Drivers Search For Ga: In Strike Area   Independent Filling Station Owners Guard Places With Shotruns

Discovery of Mass Graves in Korea Raises Fear 2.000 Political Prisoners Murdered

Mass Graves in Seoul Feared Evidence Reds Killed.2,000   Political Prisoners Never Seen After North Koreans Fled Marine Attack

Mass Graves Discovered Near Seoul  2,000 Feared Slain By Korean Reds

NATIONAL TREND NOTED  Politicians Eye Illinois And Its Tuesday Election

Nation Watches Ullinois Primary  One Senate and 24 House Seats At Issue

- Charles. Fischetti Now Is Sought: for Talks RBhout Two Shootinas.

MILK STRIKE HURTS BABIES   Pittsburgh Infants Put Or Canned Milk Diet; Supply Dwindles.

Truman Gives Defense Plan  For A-Bomb   Congress Is Urged To Act on Set-up Before Adjourning

Sawyer Passed Malone Target, Senators Told   Resigning Aide In Cabinet Hints Distrust of Leo

Whitney Tells Of His Action   Charges Commerce Secretary Protected Official Called Poor Risk

Britain Votes Today; Issue Is Socialism  Expect Close Race   Expect Close Race Between Laborites And Conservatives ir Biq Voter Turnout

British Voters Decide Today   Nation To Choose. Be ‘tween Conservatives © And Labor ::”

British Going to ‘Polls Today   First General Parliamentary Election Since 1945.

Growth of Socialism Top Issue in Britain’s - Battle of Ballots Today

Britain Votes On Socialists’ Survival Today   Edge Goes to Labor Party In Nation-wide Polls; 1.838 Seek Office

British Voters Go To Polls Toda  Socialism Willi Be Put To Big Test

Socialism Issue In Britain. Today   Close Race -Foreseen By Observers

BRITISH VOTERS BEGIN CASTING THEIR BALLOTS   Weather Is Favorable and Record-Breaking Turnout Is Expected Before Polls Close.   CLOSE-RACE SEEN BY MOST OBSERVERS   Gallup Poll of Public Opinion  Gives Labor Party Slight   Edge Over Churchill's   Conservatives.

Texas Ordered To Boost Draft Call 1,000 Men  Draftees Must Be Delivered By Sept. 30

First Call On State Jumped To 2,513 Men   Individual Quotas For Local Boards Wot Available: Now  ]

Night Sessions Called on Rails   White House Arranges Meeting on Dispute

Hold Night Sessions In Railroad Talks  ‘Wage Situation’ Under Discussion

Oklahoma Vote Totals Close  RA armramaunnm ad Tharsne   Monroney and Thomas Battling for Senator

Armed Bandits Obtain $15,200 From Valier Bank   Official Says Two Masked Men Forced Him to Open Safe

 Bridges Union ‘Thrown Out  By CIO Board   Longshore Boss Accusec OF Following Commie Line Here

Bridges’ Union And Two Others Ousted by ClO”   Action Completes Drive to Purge Leftwing Groups

Marine Cooks and Fishermen Also Purged   Stop-work Parleys to Be Called by  a re  I nwale

MARINE COOKS ALSO OUSTED IN ClO PURGE   ‘So What’ Attitude Taken in S. F. By Leaders

Masters, Poet.  Passes At 80   ‘Spoon River Anthology’ Author Ie Victim Of Virus Pneumonia

Truman May Reject ‘Peace Plan Today   Stalin Wants Red China in the United Nations -

Shivers, March Both Confident   Governor Closes Out Campaign In Woodville: March in Fort Worth

Sen. Graham Takes Lead In North Carolina  ‘Liberal’ Senator   ‘Liberal’ Senator Has Near Majority In Heavy Voting

Sen. Grahar Leads Smith In Carolina  Liberal Ahead By 23,006 Votes In 1,064 Precincts

TRUMAN BACKER IS LEADING IN ELECTION RACE   Sen. Frank P. Graham Ahead In Heavy North Carolina Voting

Primary Vote Is Close in  N. Carolina   Liberal Senator Graham Leads Opponents in All Early Reports Saturday

Graham Tops Vote, Faces  RunoffinN.C   Friend of President, Lawyer in Front After Record Ballot

Court Order Ends A Work Stoppage   Short-Lived Strike Halted Work on Five Military Vessels in California

Offense Begins In Maragon Case   Prosecution Seeks To Prove ‘Perjury’ About Business Deals

Maragon Phoned for  ‘Business’  U. S. Denies He Calted Agriculture Department Out

Out To Prove Maragon Lied During Probe   Prosecution Falls Short Yesterday Of  Bringing Proof He Lied About Accoun

Prosecution In Attempt To Tab Maragon As Liar   Government Attorneys Ain To Prove Defendant Lied About Business Deals With Government

Prosecufors Face Marago in Query  _ Defense Prepared  En Perjury Hearing

Prosecutors Hope To Prove Maragon Guilty Of Lying About Certain Business Dealings While On Stand In Five Per Center Probes

MARAGON FACES A FRESH BLAST IN ‘BIG DEALS'   Prosecution Will Attempt T< Show ‘Errand Boy’ Lied About Activities

Government Tightening On Maragon   Sets Out To Prove His Telephone Calls On Gov ernment Officers Were  Not Social Calls.

Attorney Says Maragon Actec  As Errand Boy   Friend Of Truman’s Aide Termed ‘Little Man Among Great’

A ive-Percenter On Trial  Defense Claims Maragon Deals Merely ‘Errands For Friends’

4 —MARAGON JURY SELECTEDWhite House F riend. On Trial For Perjury

MARAGON ONLY “ERRAND BOY”     Defense Denies Ex-Boot‘black Figured In Gov't Business Deals.

Suburban Trend Hits Big Cities   Census Director Says They'll Have to Expond Limits to Show Gains

Delay Accused Spy Gold’s Removal To Let Lawyer Study ‘Character’

First It Was the Water; Now the Coal Shortage Is Hitting New Yorkers

State to Survey Supply of Coal To ‘Last Ton   ‘Emergency Machinery Begins Rolling to Cope With Shortage

Orders Are ThatSurvey ShallFollow   State Administrator Says Simation Is Getting Worse; Buffalo Has Closed Schools   Steel Plant Closes   Republic at Troy Shut:  Down Blast Furnace 220 Idle

Fire Forces Hundreds To Leave Homes in San Bernardina Area   5 Saved From Flaming Elevator

Tired Mother of SixAgrees to Undergo Sterilization Operation After Charge Of Neolect Filed: Father Agrees, Too

JIliterate Young Mother Found Guilty of Neclecting Six Children to be Sterilized

Young Mother Agrees to Sterilization After Convicted of Neglecting Children

CUT SOUGHT IN AID SPENDING   Senator Connally, However, Thinks Fund Won't Be Slashed

Senate Ponders Cut In ECA   Taft Belittles Need, Security At Stake

Senate Turns To Reduction In Foreign Aid   Aid To Franco Voted Down By Upper House Members

AID FOR SPAIN IS VOTED DOWN   Hot Senate Debate Looms On Proposed Cuts In Bill.

Senate Vote: Due Shortly On Proposal Cutting Aid  Koreion Aid Slech   Foreign Aid Slash Demanded By Taft In Economy Effort

Senate s Ready fo Cut Spending   But Connally Says Efforts Will Lose

SENATE STUDIES PROPOSALS 10 CUT ECA FUND   ‘Move To Place Spain In Program Whipped By  42 To 35 Vote

Connally Fights Foreian Aid Cuts  Certain of Balking Proposal by Taft

RAPE SLAYING TIPS SCANNED   Mass Of Contradiction: Puzzle Police At  Kalamazoo

_ FRONT IS FACING VARIETY OF PROBLEMS  Steel Industry Seeks Protect

AIR RESERVES WILL BE CALLED    ANG aE § prone  : me ' Notified By. Wire. XE

Platform Is Adopted By Republicans At Morning Session Of State Gathering

Soviets Reported Increasing Navy  Two Battleships, Two Carriers Already Built

ONE-TIME FDR SON-IN-LAW DIES IN PLUNGE   John Boetliger, Once Wed to Only Daughter of Late President Roosevelt, Reported to Have Sutfered Nervous Breakdown.

Boettiger Ends Life In Seven-Story Leap  Ex-Son-in-Law of  F. D. R. Hl for Week

F-D-R’'s Ex-Son-In-Law John Boettiger Commits Suicide In New York

John Boettiger Dies in Leap From Window  Former Son-in-law Of FDR Had Suffered

Boettiger Plunges To Death In N. Y   'Son-In-Law Of Late FDR  Had Suffered Nervous : Breakdown

GAINS IN BUYING POWER CHARTED   Increase In Production Also Reported For Firat’ Quar ter Of Year—Jobs Big Question.

Jobs Remain Big Question  In Keonomy   Gains In Buying Power, Production Reported To Trumai

Gains Shown In Industry Show Chance  For Economy   Feonomic Councilmen Afraid Unemployment  Outstripping Expansior

Chart-Watchers Cheered by 1950 Business Trends   Creeping Unemployment Unchecked Despite High Production

Production, Purchasing Power Up   Congress Gets Cheering Report; Jobs Only ‘?’

Quarter Figures Sent To Congress Cheer Economists   Jobs Remain Big Question Mark In Spite Of Expansion

Production and Buying Gains Point Toa Good Year"   Jobs Remain the Big Question Mark In U. S. Economy

Fi irst Quarter 1950 Shows P Production, Buying Hike--Jobs Are Question Mark

General Gains Cited in Buying And Production   Jobs Continue To Be Nation’s Bia Question Mark

1950 Report Brings Cheer To Economists   Earlier Predictions For “Good Year” Borne Ou In Survey; Unemployment Is Big Question

General Gains in Production And Buying Power Point To Improved U. §. Economy

Nation's Soft Coal Industry Suffering From Cut Production   General Gains In Production, Buying Power Encourages Economists

Business Gains Cheer Economy Chart-Watchers   Jobs Still Big Question Expansion Not Yet Sufficiently High

BUSINESS RIDES ECONOMIC GALE   Gains Noted in Nation's Production, Buying, but Jobs Picture Is Hazy

Congress Told Business Gains   President's Adviser: Send Monthly Report  On Business

US. Economic Advisers Cheered By Gain In Production, Buying Power

Buying Power, Production Up In 1950   General Gains Encourage Economic Chart-Watchers

Economic Advisors Report to Congress  Business Outlook Brightens

\Production, Buying Power Gains In First Quarter Of Year Encouraging To Economic Chart-W atchers

Chides Republicans, Democrats For Rocking Boat  U.S. Economic Gains Reportec

‘Good Year’ Claims Borne Out Thus Far  — Jobs Still Big Question Mark on Report

Pressure On Truman For  U.S. Soldiers   Foot Soldiers May Be Needed To Drive Communists Back

Gen. MacArthur Finds Front Stabilized Along Han River South Of Capital   Truman Faces Decision On Using U.S. Troops In Korea

Need for Decision on Use of Ground Troops Fased by New Reanorts:

Pressure for Decision to Use American Troops Easés Witt \Latest Optimistic Reports.

Commissioners Designate Extension Of Two Farm To-Market Roads In Co.

‘Chicago Host To 10,000 Dixie Baptists   Meet North of Mason-Dixon Line for First Time in Convention's History 

First British ‘Troops Arrive  To Help Yanks   South Koreans Retake Kigve; Americans Beat Back Fierce Attacks

Russian Jets  Chase (-54      Transport Makes Landing Despite ‘Dive’ Tacties

Marriage Is Off, Expenses Argued   Pop Wants His $1,500 Back, Bridegroom. Claims His Mom Furnished Money

Mystery Factory © Captured   U. S. Officers Believe Big Plant Was Used In Atomie Research,

Mystery Plant Found In North Korea May Be Red  Atomic Research Project

“Mystery Factory” in No. Korea   Heavily Guarded Structure Full of Electrical Equipment

A-BOMB CENTER BELIEVED TRIED IN NORTH KOREA   Civilians Report That Russians Had Plant There

Red Korea ‘Mystery’ ‘Plant Seen   Claim Russia Carried On Research Into Atomic Projects In Huge Plant

Find Weird Machines in North Korea In Hunt for Russian Atom Research

Russian Atomic Research Plant?  Factory j in Captured Korean Port Baffles U.S. Army Officers

Yanks Mystified At Strange Plant Found Abandoned by Reds  Korean Civilians Say Secret Structure Was Russian Atom Project

Acheson OK’s US. Dollars For Formosa:   Economic Aid for Chinese Loyalists ‘Agreeable’ to Sec’y

$28 Million Help Slated:   Vandenberg Wants U.N. to Assure Formosans Voice in Own Government

ACHESON FAVORS SOME CHINA AID   Connally Says Secretary Would Give Economic Help To Formosa

War or Peace, Malik Bluntly Warns Council   Red China Issue Sidetracked, Soviet Turns Fire on U. S.

Russia Suffers Three Major Defeats After Warning ‘It’s Peace or War’

U.S., SOVIET ENVOYS ENGAGE IN SHARP TALK   Shameless Travesty Blast Hurled By Austin

Soviet Pays Promptly  On Interest Due for i end-l ease Purchase:

GASEOUS DIFFUSION’ cc emia ah  Accused Worked on Key Atom Factor

New State Plan Would Allow Vets to Receive — Relief Despite Bonus

Allies Battle To Keep Hold On Beachhead  100,000 Reds Ring uN Escape Port As  a ene ale 1 «atin

Red Chinese Horde Swarming Toward Evacuation Port Bent On Annthilating U.N. Troops

Reds Launch Raging Attack on UN Beach   ‘Annihilation’ Order Brings Greatest Assault in 3 Weeks

Reported 23 Miles From N. Korea Port   Big Assault From 100,000-Man Red Force is Begun  In Darkness

Senator Expects Compromise Bill Against Gambling   Federal Agencies Cannot Agree On Proper Legislation

DISAGREE ON GAMBLING BIL   Compromise Between Justice Department And FCC Expected

Departmental Feud May Force Draft Of Compromise Gambling Legislation

ANTI- GAMBLING BILL IS DELAYED   Compromise Seems Probable On Measure — Justice Dept. And ICC At Odd: Over Provisions.

Anti- -Gambling Bill Proposed To Settle Rift _   Compromise Slated “To Ban Sending’ Of  Teste Infareaation.

Clark Co. To Build Wheels At Buehanan   Firm Returns Job To Berrien Plant

MOVIE, STAGE WORLD MOURNS FOR FRIEND Actor’s Actor Walter Huston Is Dead

Beloved Craftsman  Tributes Pour In As Stars, Nation Mourn Walter Huston

: At Columbia Friday — Truman Cancels Press Parley To Work on Missouri Talks

TB Christmas Seal Sale Starts Soon   Seals Soon to Go Out in Mails, to Get Funds for Battle on Tuberculosis

ClO Expels Union as Rea   ACA. Charged With Taking Commie Line; Another Ouster Looms

TIO Votes To Dust Union On Red Charge   Contends Communications Group Has Followed Communist Line

Vets, Raw Recruits Flock To Join U. S. Fighting Forces  Volunteer Applications Show Tump   Volunteer Applications Show Jump Of 20 To 50 P. C. Since Start Of War

British Elections Set For Feb, 23  Voters to Decide If They Want.Five Years  More af Sacialiem

BITTER FIGHT ON SOCIALISM IS PREDICTED   Date Set by Attlee Conservatives Are  Confident

OWA: A.JRDER DEFENSE RESTS   Director of lows Stute Psychopathic Hospital iy Binal Delense Witness —~ Closing Arguments Expected to Bogin This Afternoon,

[GWA A.JRDER DEFENSE RESTS   Director of Iowa State Psychopathic Hospital Is Final Defense Witness — Closing Arguments Expected to Begin This After mah.

Master Plan for Moving in on Rackets Shapes   Enforcement Officers Set Big Crackdown

Officials Begin Nafional Drive To Curb Racket:   Truman Suggests Eliminating Mobs By.Moral Crusade

CONFERENCE ASKS CONGRESS AID IN ENFORCING LAWS   LAW OFFICIALS MAP NATIONAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST RACKETS

Nation-Wide Campaign To Be Launched  Gambling Spread Arouses Officials

‘SWING INTO ACTION —  Law Officials Draft Master Plan For Combating Rackets

Map Nationwide War To Wipe Out Rackets   Crackdowns on Gambling First Step in Drive

Organized Fight  Against Gambling Is Set In Motion   McGrath To Act As Coordinator Of ‘Master Plan’

MASTER PLAN PREPARED FOR RACKET FIGHT   Fingerprinting Everybody, Ba: on Race Information Among Proposals.

War On Rackets Formulated By U. §. Conference   Cities, States And Federal Authorities Evolve ‘Master Plan

Law Prepares a Master Plan for Curb on Rackets   Enforcement Officials Draft Permanent Set Up to Handle Crime

U.S-WIDE ‘MASTER PLAN SET UP IN RACKET WAR   U.S. Attorney General Spearheads Move Against Multi-Billion Dollar ‘Machine’ -

NAVY WILL BUILD PLANE CARRIER   Big. Flush-Deck Vesse} Planned, Only Little Smailer Than One Abandonned.

Navy Plans Flush Deck Flat Top   Carrier To Replace One Jolinson Banned

Navy Will Build ASuper-Carrier  ” Crecft Smaller Than One Johnson Junked

Graham Leads In N. Carolina   Runoff Likely In Democratic Primary Race

Graham Takes Lead In N.C.  Senate Voting   Pro-Administration Liberal Has Shown Increasing Strength

RAWAM PILES UP 33,000 VOTE LEAD IN SENATE RACE   Smith Second in North Caro. lina Contest With 1,413 of State's 1,990 Precincts Reported.   REYNOLDS FAR BEHIND WITH 36,892 VOTES   Runoff Primary Seems Like ly — Graham, a Liberal, Runs Stronger in Rural  Areas Than Expected.

‘Liberal’ Candidate Piling Up Big Lead in North Carolina   Margin Boosted to Nearly 35,000 in Returns from Three Ouarters of Precincts

Korean Student Slashes Himself  BDenwkn fimncone Pes dbe Wl oto bee LEAT fn Tet! fan Willian Crionl   Breaks Glasses, Cuts Wrists: Held in Jail for Killing Friend

Mahaffey R. D. Youth Reported Killed in Action  Two Croft Brothers Reported Missing in Korea War

Aden H. Kuntz, Bell Township Youth Who . Enlisted in DuBois, First To Die In Far East.

‘Great Force’ Required for Neck Injuries   State Fails to Get Answer on Use of ‘a Man's Hands’

Pathologist Says Co-ed’s Injuries Took Great Force  Oe oy Se   Doctor on Stand For Second Day In Murder Trial

JUDGE BLOCKS QUESTIONS ON DEATH METHOD   Jurist Flays Chicage Reporter's ‘False’ Trial Story

One Killed, 30 Injured in Train Wreck  Five Cars Roll Completely Over  In Wisconsin

Rice Lake Man Dies as Coach Flips Off Track   Milwaukee Road’s ‘Chippewa’ Crashes in Ozaukee County

1 Killed, 35 Hurt When Fast Train Jumps Off Rails   15. Seriously Injured A: 5 Cars Are Overturned  In Wisconsin Crack’ _

Coal Shortage Causes Further Halt In Industry  -_ Government May Be ES  o- Catena   Government May Be Forced To Seize Struck Mines Soon

Moves To Bar Strike Havoc   Rail Stoppage Would Hit Defense Plans

White House To Attempt To Head Off Rail Strike   Union Heads Will Confer; Shorter Week Is Sough.

UNION LEADERS URGE SEIZURE OF RAILROADS   “Obvious Unrest”! Reported Among Members Of Unien

implicate ‘About 50° in Juvenile. Sex Scandal   Dilinois Girl, 14.   Minois Girl, 14, Admits Intimacies Wih Manv Youths.

Labor Majority Better Than in Earlier Motion  Sick Men Routed Out To Play Safe in Crucial Test

BRITAIN’S LABOR REGIME SURVIVES HTS FIRST TEI   Government Defeats, 310 to 2%, Motion of Censure on State Ownership of Steel Industry,   SECOND VOTE MONDAY MAY PROVE TOUGHER   Commons to Take Up at That Time Conservative Criticism of Attlee’s Record on Housing.

Cripps Calls For Half in Health Setup   British Labor Government Gathers Slim Majority For Third Early Test

Labor Faces New Alfack On Spending  Attlee Musters Deevicy Cleranrtth   Attlee Musters Party Strength To Survive Tes!

Attlee Girds For 3rd Attack  _ Laborites Weather Test On Housing

Laborites Win New Showdown By Slim Vote  British Conservatives Defeated In Housing

Laborites Win Second Vote Of Confidence   Conservative Censure Of Housing Program Beaten in Commons By Majority of 25

Tory Censure Try Is. Pee By 14 Votes   Result. Postpones New Election 

British Laborites Gird for Attack  Attlee Forces Win in Second ‘Confidence’ Trial—Third Looms

BRITAIN’S LABOR PARTY WINS ITS SECOND BIG TES)   BEATS TORY MOTION ON HOUSING RECORD BY 25-VOTE MARGIN

Labor Reoime Challenged  On Its Budget   Third Straight Test of Its Voting Strength

British Labor Government Wins New Test  Faces Third Crucial Vote Today After  Waasucanee UWiegaesy

Laborites Win New Showdown By Slim Vote   British Conservatives Defeated In Housing Test Last Night

LABORITES BRACE FOR THIRD TEST   Rally Slim Majority For Conservative Attack On Spending Policies

Britain's Labor Regime Set for lis Third Test   Second Concerned Housing Record

Socialists Win First Test Vate   Another Ahead as Theiy Margin Dwindles

Labor’s Housing Program Gets Vote Of Confidence To Stay Firmly In Saddle   Government Makes Considerably Stronger Showing In Second Try By Opposition To Force Election

British Laborites Win First Formal Confidence T es!   Delayed Election Trim - Regime’s Majority To 6 With Tory Victory

Laborifes Braced For Third Major  Test in Commons Slim Margin Saves Attlee Government On Housing Vote

Commons Backs. Labor Govt. With Confidence Vote  Tory Motion of Cennire 0;      Tory Motion of Censure Or Housing Beaten 314-289; New Test Due Today

LABOR WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE AGAIN   Liberals Quit Tories To Back Government In Third Test Ballot

shire Evening Eagle, Tuesday, March 14, 1950  Labor Backed on Housing; Budget Next British Test

ATTLER’S REGIME WINS TS OFLOND CONFIDENCE VOTE   Motion of Conservatives to Censure Cabinet's Housing Program ts Defeated 314 to 289,   SIX LIBERALS LINE UP POR GOVERNMENT   Victory VForestalls Necessity of Holding New Election —Labor Faces Another  Test Today.

British Labor Government Survives Test   Slim. Majority Marshalled for Third Attack

Attlee Faces Third Attack   Britain's Labor Government Victorious in Two Crucial Policy Tests.

Attlee Wins Another Vote Of Confidence   Move To Censure Hous. ing Program In House Fails

Laborites Win Crucial Test For 2d Time   Socialists Gain Strength As Churehill Snipes At Slim Tead

Brace of Crucial Conservative Attacks Weathered; Spending Policies of Attlee Are Blasted

Tories Toss New Crisis  At Laborites   Test Vote Due On Spending Policies; Reds Riot In Germany

Another jest ror Labor Government  British Conservatives Charge Overspending of the Budget  ATTACK MAJOR ISSUES  In France Guards on Duty to Prevent Outbreak of Violence

LABORITES FACING THIRD POWER TEST    Conservatives Are Continuing Their Harassing Tactics

ATTLEE WINS SECOND TEST IN BALLOTING   Vote on Housing Issue Stalls New General Election

Attlee Wins 2nd Vote of  Confidence   Margin Is 25; Another Test ‘Comins Up Today

Laborites Win  Commons Vote Strength Test Comes  on Censure Motion

British Laborites Win First Commons Test   Beat Down Conservative Move To Block Steel Socialization

Given Second Vote Of Confidence In Less Than Week      CONSERVATIVES LOSE MOST OF LIBERALS

British Labor Is Facing Third Confidence Vote   Churchill Charged With Harassing Aittlee’s Regime

BRITISH LABOR PARTY VICTOR IN 2ND TEST   Mobilizes Slim Majority To Beat Down Third Cancecntive Attack

ATTLEE CABINE BIRDS FOR THIRD CONFIDENCE TES   Loborites Survive Attack Or Housing Program By 25 Votes

Third Test Won By Labor Party By Slender Vote  Members Moved From Sick Beds  Ti. ti nan fru Bit

COMMONS VOTE FAVORS ATTLEE PLAN   Margin of 14 Signifies Delay In Any New Election

Commons Backs Labor Govt. With Confidence Vote      Tory Motion of Censure Or Housing Beaten 314-289; New Test Due Today

Labor Party Again Faces Ballot Test.   Third Attack From Conservatives Due On Spending Issue

Laborites Jubilant Over Victory 310 to 296   hesult of Commons . Vote Puts Off New Election for Present at Least; Conservative Wins in Manchester Election.

Labor Polls 25 More Votes Than Opposition, Six Liberals Going Along; Another Test Today

Attlee Regime Wins 2nd Test   25-Vote Majority Backs Housing Plan

Tories Call For New Test Vote  Challenge Labor On   Challenge Labor On Overspending Budget

Britain's Labor: Forces Marshal for Third Test   Squeeze Past Second Vote With Slightly Increased Margin

Labor Wins First Test. In Commons   Margin 14 Votes, But Another. Test Is Due Mondav

Harvard Expert Again On Stand In Mercy Killing   Trial Nears End As Last Defense Witness Testifies

“Sandérs-Case Prosecutor: ~ShatplyCross-Examines Harvard Medical Expert

Sheepish Vacationer   hetties Wife, Daughter (In Madison Gas Station

Record Turnout Expected in State  Governor, Senator Races Head List

COLG WEATHER, NO COAL CLOSE MORE SCHOOLS      Thousands More Made _Bobloss, a Coal Supplies\Ran Out Truck Ling, Up for Miles Ardu SHIL Operating. .

COLD WEATHER, NO COAL CLOSE VORE SCHOOLS   housundy More Made Jobless’ as Coal Supplies Run Out —~ Trucks Ling Up far Miles Around Mines Stilt Operating. .

Reds And Police Clash In Three W. German Cities   68 Demonstrators Taken Into Custody

Police Use Clubs To Scatier Reds After Brief Battle  68 Of Demonstrators Arrested For Actions In Western Section

WITH POLICE: IN GERMAN   \68 Communists Seized For Demonstrating In Three Cities

REDS CLASH WITH POLICE IN GERMANY   68 Communists Seized For Demonstrating  In Three Cities

Union Thanks Service Arranged  ~ Rev. H. Hunsinger to Speak Wednesday At First Methodist

Senators Refuse To End Supports On Potato Price:   Solons Tentatively Adop Plan Continuing Props Under 2 Conditions

Price Support Cut On Spuds Rejected  Senate Adopts Plan Of Senator Aiken

U.S. Asks Speed In Action On Red Invasion °  Wants Security Council Members To Act At Once

‘Army Official Denies Reports ‘U.S. Casualties in Korea Total 6,000

UN May Agair Appeal to Chinese Reds   Formal Rejection of Ceasefire Efforts Received

New Cease-Fire  Appeal Studied.  UN May Ask for Meeting With Red China Delecate

Heer Starts Life Term At State Pen   Shows No Emotion Upon Entering Prison Gates

Atomic-Charged Artillery Shell Now Developing   Army Chief Cites Its Threat to Russian. Hordes

Seek Tax Raise for  Financial  ‘Aid To Cities   Chicago Leaders Unveil Program To Get Extra Money for Blinois Cities

Additional Funds Would Be Given To Illinois Cities  Legislature Licked  Same Program: In IL. BD]

‘SAUCERS’ OVER LOS ALAMOS   a  “Unidentilied Objects” Over Gov ernnient’s Atomle Research Center at Los Alamos Reported.

las = All is Confusion! SS  Flying Discs, which Don't Exist, Seen at Los Alamos

MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS SLASHED   LOAN TO SPAIN CUT AS CON. FERFFS APPROVE §&53,a50,000.000) RIL.

House, Senate Group Approve Fund Measure  Conference Slashes Marshall Plan: Loan   Conference Slashes Marshall Plan; Loan To Spain Is Adopted

Final Lotai is $33,850,000,000; Loan to Spain Cut To $62,500,000; Overall Total Is Third of a Billion Under Amount Voted By the Senate

Appropriations Bill Approved  In Conference  Marshall Plan Fands Slashed By Committee

Conferees Cut Marshall Fund In Finance Bill   House Approves Additional Sum of $16 Billions Far Karoun Wan

SPANISH LOAN FUNDS PARED   Joint Committee Oks Compromise on Huge Appropriation Bill

New Storm Batters Hard-Hit Eastern States Today And 5,000 Californians Are Driven From Homes by Floods: Coastal States Get Heavy Snow

Weather Strikes Again at Storm Battered States   New Snow in Maryland Tornadoes Hit tHlinois Raging Floods in Wes

Weather Is » On Rampage   New Storms Pile Up Snow in East; Floods Hit West Coast Again

Weatherman Harries Both East and West   New California Floods Drive 5,000 from Homes; Tornodoes in Uincis

New Storm Hits Eastern Section  California, Nevada Fight New Floods

Weather Gives US Severe Drubbing   Rain, Snow, Floods and Cold Weather Combine To Cause Damage in Millions

Storm Pounds  Eastern Areas  5-10 Inches Of Snow Seen: West Flooded

New Storm Gives East A Drubbing   Flood Threats Grow 5,000 Homeless  In California

Williams Lead Runs to 1,406  All but Two Countie: Officially Canvassed

Williams, Democrat, Leading In Michigan’s See-Saw Race For Governor by 1,406 Votes °

Gains Lead in Michigan Race Daffy Counting of Governor Votes Goes On

Czech Airliners Land in Germany ‘At Point of Gun   Crewman Corman d

Crews Seize Three Czech Airliners   Force Pilots To Land in Germany

Three Airliners Commandeered At Gunpoint For Flight Of 85 Persons

Senate Prober Hits Steel Chiefs  Says Leaders Obstruc! U. S. Development

boleindiedied I EEE  Steel er Blocking U. S. Development, O'Mahoney Says

Leaders of. Steel Held Obstructing 'U. S. Development   Charge Leveled By Hea Of Joint Board Probing Industry's Price Hike

SENATOR SAYS STEEL LEADERS BAR PROGRESS   O’Mahoney Charges Big Steel Is Obstructing U.S. Development

— FIRST HINTS OF OPTIMISM ON DIPLOMATIC FRONT—  Mild Russian Reply Spurs Peace Hopes

Cain’s 12-Hour Speech Highlights Senate Wrangle Over Rent Controls

FILIBUSTER © DELAYS RENT _ CONTROL VOTE   senate breaks Up 10Hour Session Featured by Republican Talkathon.

Rent Bill Filibuster In Senate   Sen. Cain Leads GOP Tolkathon Against Act to  Extend Controls

Longest Senate Session of Year Comes to End   Assembly Breaks Up After Efforts to Halt Rent Filibuster Fail

Takes Recess After Long Angry Debate   Session Ended At 3: 43 A. M. Today Due To Be Resumed Monday; Can Makes Long Speech.

Cain Nears Huey Longs Talk Record   Rent Control Vote Set for Monday After 16-Hour Session

Time Lumnit When Two Must Quit   ‘Governor Gives Two Members Kansas City Police Board Until Saturday

Smith Prepares Ouster Action In Kansas Cify   Milligan Resigns, But Cohn and Chambers Challenge Governor

Daniell Reveals Payments Of $178,000 By Public Service Commission Over Years

U. §. May Stop Marshall Plan Gifts to Britain  Nation Now Abi To Pay Its Bills’  Due ta Reeaveryv

U.S. MAY STOP MARSHALL AID TO BRITAIN   Nation Is Now Able To Pay Own Bills  Due to Recovery

Faint Signal Spurs Lost Plane Quest  ~ Search Chiefs  > We. 7. aft Lad   Search Chiefs Doubtful That C-54 Invoived

Faint Radio Distress Signal Spurs Aerial Search For Plane   Heard Along East End Of Yukon Border

B-29'S JOIN IN SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE   To Make Search in Towering Peaks Of St. Elias Range

, WOULD BECOME ‘FIFTH TERMER?  Maryland Demos Renominate Tydinos

BARRRACE OF COMMUNICATIONS SENT TRUMAN BY LAWMAKER   Congressman Continues Demands For Shipping Surpluses Overseas

Casualties Now Placed At 42.000   MacArthur Reports On Losses Sustained In Bad Fortnight  Of Korean Retreat

Korea Disaster Figures Bared by MacArthur   2nd Infantry Divisior Loses 4,000 Alone: Ist Marines. 2.890

U.S. Casualties Hit 11,314 In Darkest Days   Second Infantry Wat  Greatest Sufferer

Two Weeks Casualties  Are 11.314.   MacArthur Reports On American Losses In Fortnight Of Retreat In Korea aa

US Casualties In Fortnight Hit 11,314  Other UN Units tt.4 PTATI AL...   Other UN Units List 1.011 Men In Same Period

CASUALTIES IN WAR ‘NORMAL’   Total 11,314 In Worst Fortnight Of Retreat In Korea

‘American:Casualties in Korea Exceed 4,080 by Dec. 12, with Heavy Losses in 5-Day Period

U. S. Casualties Total 11,964   MacArthur Claims The Chinese Red Losses Around 120.000.

U.S. Losses Total 11,964. In 2 Weeks   Figures Not Excessive For Retreat, MacArthur's Headquarters Savs

American Casualties Total 11,314 During Fortnicht Of Korean Retreat

Chinese Losses Reporter 11 Times Heavier   Second Division Of Army Hardest Hit, Marines Next

-Cost Of Retreat _ U. S. Korea Casualties 11.963 In One Fortnight

Chinese Losses Said to Be Over 120,000   Other UN Forces Also Suffered Severe Pummeling in Korea

US. Casualties Tofal 11,964 in Worst 2 Weeks   ROK Toll Not Given, Other U.N. Forces Suffer Loss of 1.011

Retreat Cost Is 11.964 Casualties   OO a wa  MacArthur Report on ‘Disaster’ Hikes Yank Loss Total to 42.992

—W AR  11,964.U.S. Casualties  In 2 Weeks   Retreat Costly  To.U.N. Forces

Oiher Allied Units In War Report1,011   . Does Not Include South _ Korea Casualties; Keds Losses 10 To 1 Greater’

Dead, Missing, Wounded  11,964 U. S. Casualties Listed in Korea Retreat

Figure Does Not Include Losses inflicted On ROK   American Casualties Since War Began Put At 31.028

Past Two Weeks in Korea Sees War Casualties Soar  To Grand Total of 11,964

Other UN Units Lose 1,011; Reds  Forced To Halt  Beachhead Attack

U.S. Retreat Casualties Put at 11 964  Pade  act LON NNN   Reds Lost 120,000 In Period From Nov. 27 to Dec. 12

US Casualties In Fortnight Hit 11,314  Other UN Unite   Other UN Units List 1,011 Men In Same Period

U. 5., Britain Back Cease Fire Move  China Wants Peace, Says India’s Rou. .

U5, SUPPORTS CEASE-FIRE MOVE   BRITAIN ALSO BACKS PROPOSAL THAT U. NX. TRY TO STOP FIGHTING.

Britain and U.S. Endorse Asian Plan   Any Political Decisions Barred Until Cease Fire Starts.

U.S., Britain Endorse Asian Peace Drive   Americans Oppose Any Decisions Until Cease Fire Effective

U.S., Britain Baek Proposal Of Cease Fire In Korea Wat   Resolution To Halt Fighting Offered In U. N. By 13 Countries Of Asia And Middle East; U. S. Bars Prior Political Decisions   Rv FRANCIS W. CAPPENTER

Ceasefire Move Being Pushed  Political Decisions Must Await Halt

Any Political Decisions Barred Until Fighting Stops   ASIAN AND MIDEAST NATIONS BACK PLAN

NA Ale ntl Aaa POlTICa! Vedi  Out, However, Says Austin  Cease Fire Must Be Complete Before Political Parley

U.. S. Britain Endorse Plan lor Cease Fire   Any Political Actions Barred Cotil Fighting Stops in All of Korea

U. S., Britain Back Proposal Of Cease Fire In Korea Wai   Resolution To Halt Fighting Offered In U. N By 13 Countries Of Asia And Middle East; U. S. Bars Prior Political Decisions

U.S., Britain Endorse Plan For Cease Fire   Austin Bars All Political Decisions On Far East

US, Britain Support Plan To Cease Fire   No Political Decision On Far East Before Truce, They Insist

U.S. Bars Political Discussions On Far East Until Cease Fire Is In Full Effect

ANTI- HOARDING ORDER ON VITAL WAR MATERIALS   Petroleum, Gas, Coal, Elec. tric Power To Be Allocated   DESIGNED TO CURB EXCESS STOCKPILING

Order Issued For Speed-up On Railroad:   24-Hour . Limit. Set Or Turn Around Of Cars Ready To Move

Gov’t Moves  To Quicken  Rail Freight  Sets Limit Cars Can Remain Idle

Order Speeds Rail Shipping   Anti-Hoarding Ruling Seen On € rt Miatale

Order Speeds Up Freight Tralfic =  Metal Hoarders Hit  Alen By (CC Edice

Freight Car Speed-Up Set  First Steps Taken in Defense Mobilization

Government Spurs Defense Effort With Order To Quicken Nation’s Rail Traffic

ICC Orders Rail Freight Pace Speeded   Anti-Hoarding Order On Metal Expected; Fuel Allocation Eyed

U.S. May Build Up Super-Speed Ships For War Carao Need   Maritime Officials Studying Plons for Carriers That Con QOutrun Subs, Dodge Torpedoes, Operate Alone

Super-Speed Cargo Ships‘Are Being Studied To Augment Military Forces

30,000 Reds Reported Ready To March  China Orders Drive Aaqainst. Indo-China

Mao Reported Sending Force  To Indo-China   Nationalist U. N. Delegates Say 30,000 Ordered  Aga Vieuminh

Governor Sends Plea to Truman   Shortage in State Critical, He Reports

Coal Becomes High Priced as Supply Wanes  rTraYTYYVT OW WP=eerewrT a

Connellsville Grade School Is Shut Down   Nation Fuel Supplies Near Rock-Bottom; Steel Cuts Operations

1,500,000 PersonsA ffected By Or der; ;Big Steel Slashes Output; Negotiations Fold

pl! Pct. Cut ls Ordered in Use of Electricity   Fuel Prices Go Higher; Pickets Remain Active 

India Opposes U.S. Plan for U.N. Troops   Nehru Foresees ‘Fear Psychology’ Fostering War

India Opposes Army For UN   Nehru Sees Danger Of Fomenting War  Ry STEVEN V. DAVID

of PR RE SREE SEN SEC HOrsS New Electric Machine Starts Heart That Has Ouit Beatine

SHOCK MACHINE CAN REVIVE HEART BEAT   May Beeome New Way Of Saving People Whose Hearts Stop Burinz Onerations

Death Struggle Ensues For No. 2 South Korean Port; Taegu Faces New Threat

Reds Push For Pohang; Take Kigye  Leaders Worried By Weariness Of South Koreans

40,000 Men Committed in Death Fight   Entire Front Blazes With Action as Gls Strike at Invaders

City Wrecked After Furious Batfle Sfaged  Communists Tryin Pe anes rately:For A ockout Victory

Defenders Cling Stubbornly To Eastern Port   20,000 Men On Each Side Of Heavy Battle; Big Mass Of Red Troops Press Close To Taecu

Enemy Probing Furiously for a Break-Through   Vital Fighting Rages Near Pohang; Invaders Budd Up Strength

Midnight Tonight Deadline Set by Red Premier to Wipe Out Allied Force in Korea

Korean War Front Blazes  With Action   Gls Capture High Ground  Near Haman

Death Struggle On For Port of Pohang   Reds Hurl 20,000 Men At Port, 20,000 More Jn Taegu Breakthrough Etfort

Reds Pound  At Port on East Coast   Enemy Heads Toward Taegu from North; Deadline Nears.

REDS TRYING DESPERATELY TO GAP LINE    110,000 Invaders In Fighting With 30,000 Moving Un

Allied Forces Battle Desperately Against Mounting Assaults; Major. New Enemy Drive. Aimed at Tacau

Desperate Reds Trying Hard for  Break in Defense  Pohang Offensive Pressure Grows; Taneau Menaced

Invading Enemy Behind Schedule Set by Premier   Bitter Fight Rages All Along Curving Allied Defense Line

Allied Forces Probe Desperately in Korean War For Possible Breakthrough: Reds Threaten Pohang

youth Koreans Fight Hard To Retain Pohang   Yanks Stalled In Counter Jab After One-Mile Advance

Var Front Blazes With Action As American And South Korean Troops Launch Tank-Infantry Attack On Reds At Pohang—uU. S. First Cavalry Forced To Withdraw Northwest Of Taegu Under Heavy Enemy Mortar And Automatic Weapons Fire

Allied Forces Fight Back Fiercely As Mounting Red Army Probes: Desperately For Breakthrough

Increasing Enemy Forces Probing For Breakthrough  Slight Gain Made by U.S. Troops Before Attack is Stalled

L.S. Troops Stalled After Gain; Highway  Block Cleared   First Cavalry Forced Back From Hill Near  Taegu

Allies Cling To Port City, Rip Attackers   Whole Korean Front Active In Red Drive

Enemy Drives Within Rifle Range Of Pohang a; Ist Cavalrn v Forced Bocl

Korean War Front Biazes In Action On All Sectors   Reds Within Rifle Range Of Pohang Port

North Korean Dead Pile Up Before Counterattacks   Communist Troops Had Been Ordered To Wipe Out UN Forces By September

Allies Lash at Mounting Drive By Reds’ Forces  Communist Deadline Is Midnight Tonight.

Entire Front Is Ablaze as Reds Seek Weak Spot   Long Battle Line Tried at Every Point; Allies Lashing Back

Yanks Cling To Eastern Port As Enemy Suffers Heavily For Small Gain

Allied Troops Cling to Vital Eastern Port  Dead Men Pay for Communist Gains

Lash Baek AtMounting Red Forces   Entire Korean Front Ablaze As Reds Probe For Break In Perimeter

More Enemy Troops Join In Big Battle   U.S. Cavalrymen Open New Attack Near Waegwan

Defenders Still Hold Port City   Heavy Fighting Also Reported in Sector Just North of Taequ

New Enemy  Drive Also Perils Taegu  Whole Korean Front Comes To Life; Foe Stopped At 2 Points

Thousands Are Thrown Into Korean Battle   Threat To Taegu Is Called Alarming; Americans Attack

Gain in Pohang Sector Despite Stiff Resistance; “Taecu Threat Up

South Koreans Are Scarred, Battle-Weary   20,000 Men Each Side Committed To Death Struqale

ALLIED LINES CONTINUE TO HOLD   Both Sides Counter-Attack In Pohang Battle   ‘Far Behind Premier Kim's  Schedule: Enemy Rushes : Reinforcements

Allies’ CounterBlow Stalls After Gaining One Mile   Main Road Southwest Of Taegu Cleared; Allies Yield Ground At Waegwan After Furious Assault On Hill

U. S. Cavalry Stalls on Hill Near Taegu   20,000 on Each Side of Struggle at No. 2 UN Seaport

Reds Pressure      Y anks; Allies Launch “Counterattack « Along “Northeastern Front

Counter-Attack Near  Pohang Regains Some Ground Lost Earlier   Invaders Within Rifle Range of U. S§. Port; First Cavalry Driven Back In Attempt to Capture Hill Near Taeou

WAR FRONT BLAZING AT TWO POINTS   Allied Forces Lash Back at Mounting North Korean Forces Trying for a Breakthrough.   REDS WITHIN RIFLE RANGE OF POHANG   20,000 More Reds Roll Down from Mountains Toward Taegu, No. 1 South Korean City.

tanks Still Hold City Despife Savage Aifacks   Enemy Given Until Midnight Tomorrow To Take Port

Breakt  *      a roud   Ag hang, Taegu-as Wa'  Front Flames: - =

Communists Pay Heavily For Advance   Taegu Threatened By 20,000 Troops From Mountains

Senator Fails To Prove Case On Communists   State Dept. Now Charges McCarthy With Distorting Facts

And the Baitle Still Rages  State Department Slams Another Salvo at McCarthy

State Department Launches Attack On Sen. McCarthy  Says Meaning Of Acheson Sneech Distarted

State Department Cites Failure Of McCarthy to Prove Charges   RET PLIST NROoOrsS

Rap McCarthy As Failing to Prove Charge:   State Dept. Blasts Senator as Showing Not One Communist Amona ts Employes

Bureau Flays Sen. McCarthy For ‘Cover-Up’   State Department Issues 7-Point Analysis Of “Pailnre’

)  ‘Senator Accused of Distorting Meaning of Acheson Speech  U.S. Agency Says McCarthy Has Failed to Prove Charge:

McCai thy Hit On ‘Diver ting’ Of Charges .   Memorial Day Holiday Opens”  ‘Many Allend Cemetery Services in Cily and County on Sunday

) SEN. McCARTHY HAS UTTERLY }FAILED TO PROVE CHARGES, STATE DEPARTMENT CLAIMS

Department Tags Red Hunt Failure   McCarthy Accused of Trying to Divert Attention

Five Tax Agents Are Indicted for Accepting Bribes   Charged with Using Income Information To Get Hush Money

Election Adds New Blood to Korean Congress   Not Known If Will Hel Or Cause Relapse on Road to Democracy

SIGNS BILL T0 RESTOCK FISH   Program to be Financed by Taxes Paid on Sportsmen Supplies — Legislation Becomes Effective duly 1, 1051.

‘Clay Speech \Disrupted By Heckler   Young Man Assails General for Cutung Woman's Sentence for War Crimes   Speaker Is Ousted   Detectives Take Him  From Town Hall, 100  Others Leave

General Clay Rallies Germans Warns Russia   Heckler Disrupts Speech, Clay Tosses Away Prepared Tex

General Clay Asks Berlin to Hold Fort   Heckler Upbraids Former Commander About Ifse Koch

Clay Heckled Gotham Rally  Pickets March, Chant   Pickets March, Chant As General Pleads. For Youth Guidance

General Clay, Heckled and Picketed at Big New York Rally, Casts Aside Prepared ‘Speech and Issues Warning fo Russians

Heckler Breaks UpClay’s Speech  At Anti-Red Rally, Police Rout Pickets

Gen. Clay Warns Soviets in Talk   Former U. S. Military Governor in Germany  Heckled and Picketed

CLAY HECKLED AT NEW YORK SPEECH   POLICE BREAK UP. PICKETING OUTSIDE THE TOWN HALL

HECKLE GENERAL _ CLAY AT “HOLD BERLIN” RALLY   Former Military Governot Calls on Germans to Withstand Reds.

Clay Heckled. And Picketed In New York  General Casts Aside   General Casts Aside Prepared Speech To Make Ronly

Clay Scores Communism  In New York   Chanting Pickets Routed By Police; Heckler Put Gut

Clay Issues Rallying Call for Berliners To Resist Reds Amid Hecklers in New York

Police Rout Pickets. Nab Heckler Of Gen. Clay in Hold-Berlin Rally

Heckler Disrupts Rally, Clay Halts Prepared Speech   Former U. S. Military Governor In Germany Issues Rallying Call To People In Berlin,  (Nivpae Puaciane ernine

Gen. Clay Issues Rallying Call to The People of Berlin and Warning to Reds

t —CLAY APPEALS TO GERMANS— Discards Speech When Heckled By Spectator

S ONUnhvbed Tn Fake 4 CLOluM!  Clay Speaks On Germany Ex-Military Ruler   Ex-Military Ruler Heckled, Picketed

RENT CONTROL MAY BE ASKED   Truman Reported Considering Requesting Blanket Powers

President to Ask New Rent Powers   Authority to Restore Controls if Needed Favored by President

Truman May Ask For New Reins OnUS. Rens   - President Reported Considering Request For Blanket Power

Rent Controls May Come Bach   President to Ask Congress for Power

TRUMAN AGAIN ASKS RULE -ON RENT CONTROL   Blanket~ Powers Are Sought In Event Economie Conditions Require Action

Rent Controls Being Studied   Truman May Ask For Blanket Power To Restore Authority

Chief Executive May Ask Blanket Power For Restoring Partial Rent Controls

Strategy Set For UN Meet With Russia  Wi ant Tiatawetas Aste   West Delegates Ask Malik for Avenda as Speculation Mounts

Letter Appeared To Be Routine but Second Lool Proved Police Wrong

COOLER IN NORTHWEST   Weatherman Sees Little Change in Temperatures Elsewhere

Defense Lashes U.S. Witnesses   Bridges’ Attorney Opens Arguments, Expects to Continue for Week

VACATION CLUB LISTS MEMBERSHIP OF 942   Reading Group At Hanover Publi Library Reaches New Record— 337 Diplomas Awarded

LIBRARY READING CLUB MEMBERSHIP UP TO 865   Sixty-One More Young People Receive Diplomas For Having Read Ten Books This Summer

Demos To Woo Southern Bloe   Truman Backers To Push Program At Southwide Meeting Tonight

IVADERS SAID HEAVY LOSSES   First Cavairy Uses) Land Mines and Super-Bazookas te Demolish Communist Tanks — Allied Rall and Highway Route: Northwest of Pusan Theatened.

West Coast Is Overrun; Yanks Protect Pusan   Fighter Planes Hit Enemy Troops; Say Life Line Menaced

Drive Is Down Southwest Coastal Plains   Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses But Drive Continues

TO EXECUTE TWO TONIGHT AT MENARD   Youth Condemned to Die for Murder, Spend Last Hours Calmly and  Quietly.   ORDER LAST MEAL OF FRIED CHICKEN   Execution, First at Prison Since 1939, Is Scheduled for Sometime After Midnight.

TWO TEEN AGERS AWAIT DEATH AT MENARD PRISON   LOSE LAST CHANCE TO ESCAPE CHAIR FOR BRUTAL MURDER

ROY HISE, 64,IS VICTIM ——_it  Lubbock Rancher Is Killed Three Hurt In Tulia Crash

ROY HISE, 64, IS VICTIM  Lubbock Rancher Is Killed, Three Hurt In Tulia Crash

dug-Aided Process Of Preserving rood Is Ready For “Pilot” Trials

Bugs Aid Food Preserving Process * * * * * * * * * * * * New Drug Derived From Hay Microbes May Improve Quality

Stick fo Making Laws, Congress Told by McGrath   Justice Department Will Hurt Subversive Force, He Says Bluntly

McGrath Raps. Spy Hunting By Congress   Says His Department Should Have Full Authority

STICK TO LAW, CONGRESSMEN ARE URGED   McGrath Defines Work Of Justice Department   SUBVERSIVES   Have Tried To Infiltrate Government, Cabinet Member Admits

M'Grath Declares Congress Should Keep To Business   Stick To Legislating, Stop Taking Over Justice De. partment Functions, Says Attorney General In Rieet At Red Hun:

DEMAND TO CONGRESS   MeGirath Save Congrese Should Stick te Legislating

Leave It To The Department Of Justice, Says He  “eGrath Scores Congressional Red-Hunting

Attack Made On Congress For Taking  Over Probes   McGrath Says Such Work Under Ruling  Of Justice Division

McGrath Assails Subversive Hunts  Congress Should Stich To Legislating, Says U. S. Attorney General

McGrath Slaps Senate Spy Hunters  jie adios =i   Attorney General Claims Congress Meddling In His Agency

Primaries Near For Nominations In House Races.  54 Places At Stake; One Governorship Titt Scheduled

House Nominees To Be Picked In Four States .   Primary Voters Will Start Down 1950 Home Stretch Tuesday

State to Nominate 45 Candidates for Congress Tuesday   Only Five Incumbent Representatives Face Contests in Voting

Four Killed In Tenement Fire  Oil Stove Blast Is Blamed For Tragedy

Long Island Road Has Narrow Miss  Two Trains On One Teack Stan in Time

Indiana ClO Organization Lin up .  r  Solidly Democratic Slate Bohin

Belgium Coalitior Party Resigns Over Leopold   Regent Expected to Pick A Premier Designate Sometime Tomorrow

Father Says  Fuclis Active,  Life-Long Red   Scientist Held in Canada As Alien Early in War, Parent Declares

SAVANT JAILED AS ATOM SPY LEAK:  Fuchs Father Calls Son Life-Long Red

Compromise On Controls Urge dBy Ives   Republican Senator From New York Backs Truman

Local Forecast   Ives Demands Full Controls Of Congress   Truman Is ‘Unfair’  To Nation In War   Pressure Grows In Congress For Full War Power On Stand-By Basis

GOP Senator Asks Standby  Control Power   Senator Ives Accuses Truman Administration Of Not Being Frank

The Weaiher   Truman Wage Power Asked   Ives Says Standby Conirols Vital To Cope With Korean Crisis; Claims President ‘Soft-Pedalina’

Waae-Price Rule Urged For Truman   GOP Senotor Wanrns Crisis Mey Repeat

Senafor Ives Asks Stand-By Ration Power   Republican Senator Says President Should Have  At Least Stand-by Power: On Waae-Price Controls

Congressmen  Study Control   Some Urge Stand-By Power For Truman

Sentiment For Standby Control Powers Growing   ‘Maybank Wants Frame: Of US Enterprise Held

Opinions Vary On Controls During Crisis   New York Senator Urging Stronger Code for Wartime

World Situation Grave-Rep. Ives  President Needs Stand-by Powers

CONGRESSMEN ASK CRUSADE FOR PEACE °   Resolution Cites; Hydrogen Bomb’s Danger To Earth

Propose UN Call  For Disarmament   Lawmakers Offer Resolution To Pledge Armament Funds For Development of Peace

Disarmament Parley Asked in Resolution   Seven Senators and Four Representatives Join in Request

Uses Rake fo Fish Tot Out of Well  Form Mother Gets Boy To. Doecter in Time

Explosion of Jet Fighter Causes Probe   Pilot Is Killed, Three Homes Are Destroyed By Fire

Stamp Honors Casey Jones, Brave Engineer  Tennessee Recalls Famed 1900 Wreck

Casey Jones Rides Again   Face Will Appear On Memorial Stamp; Tennessee Celebrates

STAMPS HONOR ENGINEER — Tennessee Pays Tribute To Famed Casey Jones

Tennessee Has ‘Casey Jones’ Day’ As Commemorative Stamn Sales Star

N. O. Cotton   Casey Jones Rides Rails Again As Stamp Honors Engineer

Tennessee Today Observing ‘Casey Jones Day’: Sell Stamps, Pictures

However, Financial Observer That. Tota] Business Volume Will Drop in 1951

Dabson Predicts More Controls, Higher Toxes; U. N. Withdrawal from Korea

Farmers Are Urged To Report Practice:   Babson’s Business And Financial Outlook For Year 1951

Babson Sees More Government Controls,  Higher Taxes, Good Farm Outlook for ’51

MORE CONTROLS ON WAY, ROGER BABSON PREDICTS: BUSINESS OUTLOOK FIRM DESPITE SOME ADVERSE FACTORS

Russia Heading for War, Says Babson In Predicting Events To Come In 1951

New York Stocks   New York Cotton   N.O. Cotton   UN Withdrawal in Korea; Peak National Income

Babson Gives Business And Financial Outlook For New Yearin Report

Warns Of More Govern ment Controls Coming As Military Influences  Are Felt In Nation.

Business and Financial Outlook for 1951 By Roger W. Babson   More Government Controls Coming   T ahar Ontlaak Will Continue Tight

Win Awards,  Three Youths ‘At Exposition   Junior Dairymen  ©  : From'Tl States Vie  - Far Gald Emblems Tada

Three Youths Win Awards At Exposition   From'!1 States Vie For Gold Emblems T  Junior Dairymen  day

SANDER CASE NEARS JURY   Defense Attorney Makes Forvent  » Plea for Acquittal — Prosecutor Expected to Wind Up for State and Turn Cdso Over to. Jury This Afternoon.

Jury To Get Mercy Death Case Today   Attorney Wyman Makes Fervent Plea To Jurors

Demo Committee Member: Boosting White for Aq Post   Absentee Votes Arrive As Runoff Races Near

FHA Begins Mortgage Rationing  Says Approuching Limit To Corrent  Insurance Power

FHA Begins ‘Rationing’ Insurance Of Home Mortgages; Limit Is Near

Winnipeg, NYC, And New England Swept by Storms   20 Boatmen Are Missing, Blocks of City Under Water

Efforts Being Speeded fo Bolster Levees; Red River Valley Threatened With More Rain

RED AVR FLOOD FNGILES. MAIOR fear WINNPE   Thousands Driven Fron Homes; City Warned Waret Ta Come”

5,000 Made Homeless In Winnipeg Canadian City  Covered By Sea Of Muddy Water

More Residents Warned To Flee; Dikes Pounded   Hundreds Of Blocks Under Water As Warnine Given Peak Not Yet Reached: 2.000 Hemes Abandoned

Flood Waters Cover Hundreds Of Blocks In Canadian City As Volunteers Struggle To Bolster Levees Against Further Harm

Prairie City Under Sea Of Muddy Water   Thousands Homeless As Red River Rises

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Winnipeg Inundated  By Flood   Waters Expected To Rise Higher; Dike Breaks Fearec

New Danger At Winnipeg   Part of Canadian City Al. ready Under Water— Troops Bolster Levees.

WINNIPEG MENACED BY FLOOD WATERS   Swollen Red River Pounding Against Levees Protecting te

More Rain Seen For  Winnipeg   New Flood Threat Seen For City; Sea Of Mud Covers Many Blocks

has innipeg Fights Disaster... . Flood Threatens To Destroy City

More Than 4,400 Forced To Leave Winnipeg Homes   Army Warns 1,500 Persons In Low Lying Areas To Evacuate At Once As Two Flood  C*nmente Wkwent ac

Hundreds Battle Rising Waters in Winnipeg Vicinity   Prairie City May Face Two Crests as Spring Rains Swell Red Riverj  Dikea Weaker

WINNIPEG IS FACING NEW FLOOD THREAT   Hundreds of Blocks Are Under. Water; Over 4-400 Evacuated

Winnipeg Hit By Flood; Worst Yet To Come   2 Crests Due As Spring Rains Fall; 4 000 Evacuated

WINNIPEG HIT HARD BY FLOOD   Hundreds Of Blocks Of Great Prairie City Under Water  2000 HOMES EMPTY

Many Blocks Of Winnipeg Under Water   Canadian Prairie City OF 350,000 Swept By Flood

Nearly 5,000 Homeless As Floods Rise Around City Of Winnipeg   Hundreds Of Blocks Of Canadian Metropolis Covered With Muddy Water

Thousands Homeless, Fight to Save Dikes; Inundation Distresses Big Manitoba Area

Manitoba Fights — Flood —   Wide Areas of Canada City Under Water, and Officials Warn That Waret Ie Vet toa Come

‘More Rain Forecast As Spring Torrents Pour Into River   Picture on Page 9

Fire, Floods Hit Two Cities   FLOOD WATERS SWAMP MUCH OF WINNIPEG

$20,000,000 Quebec Fire Forces 2000 From Homes; Flood Sweeps Winnipeg

Officials Say The ‘Worst Is Yet to Come’  4,400 Evacuated, Others Flee Mud

Hundreds Of Blocks Of Manitoba Metropolis Are Inundated. And ‘The Worst Is Yet To Come

Relief Supplies Pour into Flooded Winnipeg; Many Are Homeless in South ern Manitoba.   HIGHER CRESTS EXPECTED LATER

NEW CRESTS ARE FEARED AT WINNIPEG   Storm Now Developing in Northern United States Threatens Higher Waters for Stricken City.   » CALL TROOPS TO ~ WORK ON LEVEES   Hundreds of City Blocks .Under Water; Jail and ‘Hospitals Evacuated, Thousands Made Homeless.

Worst Waited For Winnipeg   Hundreds of Blocks" Of City Under Water

NEW  FLOOD THREAT   Workers Are Battling Surg. ing Waters in Winnipeg; Canada

Winnipeg City Sfreefs Are Under Water  Troops, Volunteers Bolster Levees To Halt River

GOP Organization Choices Defeated  Secret Voting Works To Best Advantage of Unslated Candidates

JENNER GROUP TAKES BEATING   Secret Voting Pays Off For Unslated Republican Candidates.

Air Force Tests Shocks  Plane Passengers May Ride Backward To Avoid Injuries

Republicans Rap Truman Policies in the Far East   National Committee Says G. O. P. Was Not Consulted About Decisions on China, Korea and Formosa and That They Have “Boomeranged Disastrously” — Points to Statements by Acheson and President Before War Broke Out.

GOP Campaign Paper Blasts at Far East Policy   Points to Bungling in China, Korea and Formosa; Yalta Agreement Which Brought Russia Into War Scored.

G. 0. P. Charges Disastrous Errors In Administration Far East Policy

GOP ‘Paper’ Hits U.S. Far Kast Policies   Plan HasBoomeranged Disastrously, Party Holds in Statements

Issues 20,000-Word Campaign Paper  Assailing Actions Of Administration

Denies Charges Of Kickbacks’ By Ex-Employe   Says Mrs. Soliday’s Accusations Are for Political Purposes

EMERGENCY WOULD REASSERT POWERS   17. Measures Contained in List Congressman Gives Writer

Broad Powers To President In Emergency   Believe New Proclamation Would Be Exclusively A Psychological Step

Seott, Jennings And Brown Counties For Rent Curb lf Other Prices Halt

Pan Pegged Pants Wom angt *. Boot the Zoot! * * *  They Can’t Take {it

Keconomic Controls  Cuts Hit   President Lodges Protest in Letter On Emergency Plans

President Foresees ‘Tragic Hodgepodge’   Congress Urged to Gear U. S. Home Front for Korean War Emergency

50 Reds Ordered Into Mine Areas  FBI Agent Reports Communist Action

Dount Lewis Will Accept Strike Truce       liners’ Chieftain Makes Another Offer to Resume Negotiations With Onerators

Offer to Resume Dickering Made By Lewis Today   Truman’s Request for 70 Days’ Production Is Expected to Be Turned down, However

Lewis Offers To Re-Enter Coal Parley   ‘But Union Sources Say He Won't Agree To 70-Day Truce

Lewis May Not Accept Truce Plan   Offers To Resume  Contract Talks With  Producers

LEWIS WOULD RESUME TALKS   May Not Go Along With  Truman on Truce

Await Reply From Lewis   Predict He Will Turn Down Plea Made By Truman

Lewis Offers To Resume Talks With Operators  ‘Union Sources Say UMW Leader Will  Refuse Truman's Plea

Lewis Still  Wants to  Negotiate But UMW Head Is Expected to  Reject Truman’s ~ Truce Proposal

Miners Chief Still Wants To Bargain For New Scale Contract   Union Sources Say Lewis Will Reject Truman's 70-Day Peace Proposal If He Replies

Union Sourees Say Chief Will Turn It Down       He Offers Today: To Resume Ni egotiations  On Contract, ‘However

LEWIS OFFERS TO CONTINUE WAGE PARLE}   Miner Chief’s Reply To President Due Today

Shepperd Proposes Stronger Laws To Curb Power Of Political Bosses

Revenge Seen as Motive in Mob-Style Murders of Detective and Attorney

YOUTH ADMITS MURDER. RAPE   Michi gan Man Captured In. Cincinnati For Detroit Crime

Youth Admits Killing Detroit Father Of Four  Wife Attacked Afte i Mwhkhnn sl  CL.

Protestant Church Membership Rises  Survey Shows Growth Of About 15 Per Cent

100,000 NEN REQUESTED BY DEFENSE HEADS  Enlistments Higher But Still Not Enough

Hope Draft Call Of 100,000 Men Wil Spur Enlistments  All Draftees Will Go to Army; Navy Wants Volunteers

MINES CLOSED BY WALKOUTS IN-15-STATES:   Government Lawyers Marking Time. —in New Emergency ¢

Continuance Of Coa Strike May Place Union In Contempt   U.S. Plans Ne Action Before Mid-Week

FOR STORM SEWER   Council Plans $26,000 Project for North Law rence Sector

awe Sa waebseta Ses FT Bee  Council Plans $26,000  Project for North Lawrence Sector

ATTACKS SOVIET ‘PEACE’ EFFORTS  Acheson Bluntly Reaffirms U.S. Policy Of Defense Against Reds

The Weather   Rain-Swollen Rivers Leave Thousands Homeless in Oregon

18 Missing As Scores Flee Oregon Flood   National Guard and Red Cross Give Aid To Hometess Refugees

Flooded Rivers Isolate Towns In Northwest  18 Dead, Missing; Estimate of 2,000 Placed On Homeales::

Ore. Rivers  Burst Banks   2,000 Are Homeless, 18 Dead Or Missing

18Persons Dead Or Missing As Rivers Pamnaae   National Guard Units Mobilized

DEMONSTRATIONS BY AUSTRIAN COMMIES   Rail Traffic Cut Temporarily As Police And Reds Clash For Eicht Hours

MORE CONTROLS ON BUSINESS, SAWYER HINTS   Commerce Secretary Makes No Prediction As To Start Of Curb      END OF KOREAN WAR WILL HAVE NO EFFECT

More Controls (On Business Seen  Manufacture Check - Priorities Indicated

Secretary Of Commerce Expects More Controls Necessary On Business   Sawyer Declares Americans Can Make All Fighting Equipment Needed While Maintaining High Standard Of Living

Priorities Mentioned In Future  Claims Better Wa News Won’t Ease Dedbccure In T7. S&S.

Sec’ ‘y Sawyer Hints:  Added Control  Halt. In Manufecture of Some Civilian. Goods.

More Controls Seen  Sawyer Squelches Hopes Improved War News Will Ease Home Front Pressure

UP TO LOCAL DRAFT BOARD -Selective Service Officials Outline Policies On Deferment From Draft

Draft Deferment Policies. Outlined   Selective Service Officials Furnish Answers To Questions

Up to Local Board Officials Outline Policies on Draft Deferment of Young Men

NOBODY QUITE SURE Selective Service Indicates Deferment Policies of Draft

Agency Answers Draft Questions Affecting Youth  Officials Attempt To Clear Problems Concerning Policies

Draft Boards Announce New  Policy Change   Departments of Commerce: And Labor Issue Lists Of Critical Workers

Draft Deferment Plan Largely Up To Local Boards   Some Policies Set Down By US Selective Service

Casualties Through Sept. 22: 2,441 Dead, 11,050 Wounded ' And 3,959 Missing in Action

U. S. Korean War Casualties Now  Show 2,441 Dead   Total of Killed, Woundec And Missing Is 17,220 Through Sept. 22

INCREASE SEEN IN CORP. TAXES   Only Way Out For Tax Writers After Proposed Excise Cuts.

House Eyes Corporation Levy Boost  Tax Seen Only Way to Block Veto on Excise

Corporation Tax Hike Is Studied   Seen as Only Way out After Excise Deficit

FIX NEW SCHEDULE   Horse Show Events Set for Tonight Moved to  Sunday

Manistee, Mich., Cops Fir ed for Taking Nickels from City’s Parking Meters

! Like Taking-- --Candy From Babies ‘Entire Police Force Fired ‘For Stealing Meter Money

‘Kmergency Kdict Kyed  By President   Senators Predict Declaration Due   Move Seen As Approach To Mobilization: Solons Urge Action Now

Defense Secretary Marshall Says Move Seriously Consideres  Senators Rally For All-Out Mobilization And Price-Wage Curbs

Truman Ready ToDeclare U.S  In Emergency   Gen. Marshall Tells Senate Group Situation Is Deadly Serious

Declaration Of Emergency \Inder Study   Defense Secretary Marshals  Says President Seriously Considering Calling NafHanal Emercenty

GEN. MARSHALL URGES SENATE VOTE ON FUNDS   All-Out Mobilizing Of Nation Hinted At Capitol

ee ee ee ee a es  Ernst Pohl Has Served the City for Past Two Years

Draft Invoked By Truman To  Hike Strength   All Branches of U. S. Military Services Will Be Expanded as Result of Campaign in Korea; No Plan To Call Guards or Reserves

EXACT NUMBER -OFMEN NEEDED NOT DISCLOSE   Manpower To Be Secured By Enlistments Or Through Draft   ALL-OUT DRIVE IN KOREA INDICATED

URAFI, ENLISTMENTS  ee eet ee rere     Seeeneditnenneeeenateee te el  r ighting Force Boost Ordered

Increase In Armed Forces Authorized   More Than 500,000 Men May Be Taken; Ages 19 Through 25 To Be Affected

U.S. Invokes New Draft Law, Youths 19-25 to Get Gall   Move Ordered to Throw More Strength Into Korean Struggle

Will Reactivate Draft and Also Take Enlistments; Some Reserve Officers to Be  ® Asked to Return to Duty.

Congressmian-Reports All-Out. y in Korean Struggle May Be Reason for Froansion

Expansion May Run As High As 547,482, Bringing Forces To 2,005,882; Precise Amount Will Remain Secret; Enlistments Are Preferred To Draftees

Powertul Campaign In Korea Indicated   Three Services Hope Volunteers Will Take Care Of New Needs

Today’s Skies   U.S. Plans  To Bolster  Korea Army  Number Of Troops In Expansion Kept

Truman Authorizes Use Of Selective Service  And More Enlistments   Military Service Heads Ordered To Enroll More Men With Funds To Be Provided Later By Congress

Power of U.S. To Be Thrown In Korea Fight  Increase Total Secret But May Be As Much as a Half Million

Truman Calls On Draft Law To Aid Korea   Approves Selective Service to Expand Forces; Volunteers Also to Be Accepted

Swift Round Of High Level Conferences On Capitol Hill Stirs Talk Of Impending Moves In  Mounting Korean Crisis

Idalf [\Vinilion (Men Facing Call To Colors   19 To 26 Year Age Group To Become Liable Sunday; Volunteers To Be Sought

Iixpansion Needed For All-Out Drive In Korea Struggle   Spokesmen for Armed Forces Hope to Get All Required Manpower Through Enlistments If Possible; Action Follows Day of Conferences

Truman Orders Expansion of Services Through Enlistments or Conscription to Meet Korean Situation — No Figures Given on Number of Men Sought, but It May Run as High as 547,482,

Marines Cut Officer Call   Volunteers Reduce Need for Reservists; New Denendents Ruling

Plan For Discharge Of Some Men Revealed  Marine Corps Cuts Estimate Of Reservists To Be Called

In Today’s @ ALTOONA MIRROR   700 to Attend W.C. McVicker Testimonial

REDUCE RATE OF DEATHS  FROM WOUNDS   - Outstanding Record “Revealdd By

Four Hurt in Railroad Wreck   Burlington-Rock Island Train Leaves Dette at Pleharry

Belton Headquarters and Host City For Bidders on Next Dam Contract

Army Engineers and Bidders Meeting For Conference On Belton Dam Contract

15. POSTPONED   Dnion Officials Agree to Delay Walkout for Two Weeks at Request of Francis O'Neill, Chairman of National Railway Medintion Beart.

RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONED:   Vition Officials Agree to Delay Walkout. for Two Weeks at Request of Francis O'Neill, Chairman of National Railway Mediation Board.

Even When the Korean Front Is Quiet— There StillAre aFew American Casualties —

AT THE FRONT   A QUIET DRIVE ALONG KOREAN FRONT By Bill Ross  Sth Bat Ria wta >

Local Fishermen Reveal Strange Sub Towed Boats On N. S. Coas  Blame Russian Submersible For Loss  Of $3.000 Worth OF Nets, Other Gear

Russian Subs Suspected in Atlantic. — Mysterious "Tows” Frighten Skippers Of Fishing Boats

heeeeeeernenenene, © sessment creme  MYSTERIOUS TWO FRIGHTENS 2 MEN

‘Report Newly-Developed Blood Test ‘Highly Accurate In Detecting Cancer

NEW CANCER. TEST. HOLDS HIGH HOPE   Blood Test Said to Be: 98 Per Cent Accurate:

Doctors Describe Cancer Discovery  Blood Test Claimed 98.6% Accurate in Detecting Disease

Blood Test for Determining Cancer Reported 98.6 Per Cent Accurate   detectable by other tests.

Another Problem Solved  New Blood Test 98 Percent Accurate In Finding Cancer

New Test 98.6% Accurate in Finding Cancer   Presence of Disease in Human Blood Found With Extract

Reveal New Blood Test  For Cancer   ‘Researchers Report Test 98.6 Per Cent Accurate In Detecting Disease

New Blood Test Can Detect Cancer  * * *   Researchers Report System Found 98.6 Per Cent Adéuretia

New Blood Test Highly Accurate ‘In Detecting Cancer, Doctors Report

an the Words of St. Luke:  “, .. [ Bring You Good Tidings of Great Joy”

Here is an official account of the most important event in’ history . and the world’s biggest news story::

Stable Shelters the Christ Child, Ansgelic Host Hails His Coming   Shepherds and . Flocks Bathed In Light of Star

Mur ray Again  Elected By C 1O   Stronger Organization Is Promised By Leader

CIO Re-Elects . Murray Leader   Demonstration Set Off; Laborite Pledge: Fight for Improvements

Murray Heads Cl0 For Eleventh Year But Four Changes in Chief Officers

Phil Murray Re-elected President of C.1.0.: Starts Eleventh Term

Murray Elected gain By CIO  Reinstatement Denie Ousted Red Union

Murray Re-Named To:{{th Term as. President of Clo  Lets eg lata   Long Demonstration. Concludes. Windup - OF Labor: Conventior

Retain Murray as  President of ClO   Acclaim Head of Nation’s Second Largest Union For llth Term of Office  1

Daily News Index   Philip Murray Is Elected To11th Termas CLO Boss

—COMMUNISTS EYE CYPRUS— Minority May Try To Seize Strategic Island

REDS HOPE TO SEIZE CYPRUS   Corimunist Minority 1s Quietly Building Up Strength

Vogeler Admits Spy Counts In Budapest Court  Report Telephone Executive Asks

Vogeler Pleads Gui ty to Spying  Instructed ' to: Help. > hi Becetpe He: Says

American Businessman Calmly Confesses He’s Professional Spy in Budapest Court

VOGELCH ofa HE WKS A oP FOR Wo, ARM   ‘Wife Charges Plea of Guilty Result of Drugging i or Torture.

an People’s Court ogdler’s Guilty Plea irge Of Espionage   Hungarian Hears Vog To Charg

Yankee Held by Hungarians Admits Spying   Vogeler Tells Court He Is Army Officer, Requests Leniency

Vogeler Admits He Spied For U. 5. InHungary   Telephone Co. Man Admits Job Was Just A Coverup

American Pleads. Guilty In Hungary  1. T. & T. Official  Asks For “Mild Sentence’ In Court

Yank Admits Spy Charges, Asks Mercy   Vogeler, Phone Co. Agent, Confesses Hungary Espionage

Vogeler Says He Served as American Sny   “Told to Help” — Atom Experts Flee Hungary

Vogeler In Guilty Plea OnSpy Count   Wife Says American Businessman Forced To Confess To ‘Lies’ 

Vogeler Admits Guilt    ‘Tells Hungarian Court He Has Been Working _As U.S. Army Intelli gence Agent Since 1942

Vogeler Pleads Guilty to Spy Charges in Budapest  And Tells Court He Had Been Instructed to Help Atomic Physicists Make Escape From Hungary   Churchill, Detying Censure by Laborites, Aaain Pleads for Three-Power Meetina

Vogeler Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges Today   Says He Was Told To Aid Atom Physicists Flee From Hungary

U. S. Engineer. Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges   Robert Vogeler Tells Hungarian Court That As Agent He Was Told to Help . ‘Atom Physicists Escape From Hungary

Vogeler In Guilty Plea At Spy Trial   American Businessman Confesses to Charges Saying He Used Job in Hungary as Espionage Front.

Vogeler Pleads Guilty in Hungary To Spying Charge  American Calmly Confeccec Guilt   American Calmly Confesses Guilt In Budapest Trial

Voceler Pleads Guilty as Spy  Admits All Charges in Huagerian Court

U.S. Businessman Plead: Guilty ToSpy.Charge _   “Mageler Says He Got laformation For ‘Army .

R. A. Vogeler Enters Plea In Hungary   Phone Official ‘Confesses’ He Was U. S. Agent

Vogeler Says He Was Spy   American Businessman Pleads Guilty in Hungarian Court; Friends Unconvinced

voceler Asks Court iercy In Guilt» Plea   American Busineisnion Pleads Guilty on Coun! - Of Spying; Asks Crurt Assess “Mild Sentznce’

Yank ‘Admits’ At Red Trial He’s U.S. Spy   Declares Telephone Job Only Cloak to Get  Tnfnrenatinn

U.S. Businessman Admits He Was Spy For Army in Hungary   Vogeler Pleads Guilty to All Charges, Asks ‘Mild: Sentence’; Worked on Atomic Detail

American Businessman Tells Hungarian Court Of Action In Being Professional Spy

Vogeler Admits Spying Charges  Yank Pleads Guilty In Budapest Court

Vogeler Admits ‘Spying’, Asks Mild Sentence   Wife Declares American Was Drugged to Force  Ds Cl ee

Robert Vogeler Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges   American Asks Budapest Court for "A Mild Sentence”

Guilty Plea Is Entered By Vogeler   American Citizens Admits Charges In Hungarian Court

Vogeler Asks Mild Penalty   American Confesses To Spying in Hungar

GUILTY OF SPYINC   American Business Mar Asks Court for “Mild  Sentence”

Vogeler Pleads Guilty to Charge He Spied for U.S   Telephone Company Official Admits All in Hungarian Court

American in Guilty Plea  In Hungary   Vogeler Says He Wa: Told To Help Atom Physicists Flee.

Telephone Executive Vogeler Asks Mild Sentence  AMERICAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BUDAPEST SPY CHARGE

Was Spy For U.S., Says Vogeler   American Businessman Makes Confession In Hungarian Court And Asks Light Term

Was Atomic Spy--Vogeler   American Says He Used Telephone Job  ae t evar tar Peninnnnn: tn liken a

Yank Admits Spy Charges   Robt. Vogeler Tells Hungarian Court He Relayed Military News

Vogeler Says He's Guilty Of Red Charges   Wife Insists He's Only Repeating ‘Lies’ At Trial

American In Guilty Plea In Hungary Court  Utilities Executive Unemotional In

Guilty Plea As Spy Made By Vogeler   “Mild Sentence” Is Asked By American At Budapest

Vogeler Pleads Guilty to Spy Charges in Budapest And Tells Court He Had Been Instructed to Help Atomic Physicists Make Escape From Hungary

Vogeler Pleads Guilty To Spying In Hungary   American Reported To Have Calmly Admitted Being An American Agent Since ’42, Spying For U.S. Army Intelligence Service.

ROBERT VOGELER TO SPY HARE   American. Bystnessmon Asks Hungarian Court Fer Liekt Santence

Spy Charges Are Admitted By Vogele:   U. S. Citizen Claims He Used His Position With Company As A Cover For Espionage Work

Suspect U. $. Cifizen Under Drugs, Torture   Businessman Says As American Agent He Helped Scientists Escape From Hungary

US Businessman ‘Admits Spying  Vogeler ‘Confesses’ In Hungarian Court

U. S. Executive Asks Hungarian Court's Mercy   Defendant Says He Aided Escape of Atomic Physicists

Funeral Friday for Former Driller   Ed Jomes, Formerly of Ada, Later of Sulphur, Dies in California

Nude Snarls Up Highway Traffic  California Cops Hold Young Woman

Brush Off Proposal For Balanced Board To Screen Out “Reds —   Leaders Declare Foreign Relations Sub Committee Will Have To Complete Its Job

Bi-Partisan Bid To Study Loyalty Claims Shunned   Democrats Assert Senate - Subcommittee Must Finish Job

LODGE’S PLAN IS REJECTED   Senate Group Insists Red Probers Finish Job; New ‘Check Discussed.

BIPARTISAN LOYALTY CHECK IS RULED OUT   senate Democrats Brush Aside, Proposal to Probe ProCommie Leanings.

Spurn Bid to Set Up Probe Commission   Senate Democrats Say Subcommittee Will Finish Job

As Counter-Preposal Some Demo crats Are Debating Type 0! Investigation Unprecedented 1 Congressional History   IT WOULD INVOLVE A COMPLETE CHECK

Lodge Asks Commission  For Inquiry   Republican Says” Senate Probe Is Damaging U. S.

Democrats Brush Aside Lodge Plan.   ‘Mass, Senators ‘Want Bi-Partisan Probeof State Dent. -

Reject Lodge’s Proposal   Senate Democrats Turn Down Bid for Bi-Partisan Probe Of Security Cases

Aside  al for tisan  be Group   ts Say That mmittee Set Up Have To Finish tigation Job

Demos Reject GOP Request  For Probes   Proposal Fer Bi- Party Check Of Reds Came Late. Senators Sav

Democrats Brush Aside Proposal for Bi-Partisan State Department Probe

Wanted To Investigate Charges Of Communists Employed By State Dept.

Claims Lattimore Cleared Communist, Spy Charge; Carthy Says Tydings 5 Did Not See Files Or Is L   CHALLENGE McCARTHY TO REPEAT CHAR(

At Lunch Today   Funds Are Needed For New Pool Named In Honor Of F. M. (Shorty) Schantz

YMCA $25,000 Campaign Opens At Lunch Today   Funds Are Needed For New : Pool Named In Honor Of __ F. M. (Shorty) Schantz

U.S. Attorney Denies Reports [Data Seized in Amerasia Case [Showed U.S. Warship Positions

HARBOR DEFENSE GROUP ASSEMBLES  O.Man Niclene Of Now      9-Man Nucleus Of New Reserve Unit Hears Talk

HARBOR DEFENSE GROUP ASSEMBLES   9-Man Nucleus Of New Reserve Unit Hears Talk

Reds Keep UN Guessing With  Diplomatic “Iron Curtain”   Malik, Ready to Take Over Security Cannetl Faile to Carey Out Promise

Soviet Minister Mum On Agenda   Malik Hasn’t Informed U. N. Of His Program

Russia Keeps the United Nations Guessing ‘Ahout What Malik Will Do in Presidency

UN ANTICIPATES MALIK TACTICS; HOLDS SESSIONS   Russian To Take Over Security Council Presidency Tuesday

POLICE PROBE RAPE - SLAYING OF STUDENT   Find Carolyn Drown Deac In Farm Field Near  Kalamazoo

Vogeler Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges In Hungary   Sentence To Be Handed Down Wednesday

Vogeler Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges Today  U.S. Businessman Asks Mercy Of Red Court In Budapest

Ban on Religious Activities Voided  State Court Hits Milwaukee Rule

As municipal business grows, the village hall does a stretching job

As municipal business grows, the village hall does a stretchina job   Pioneer home to go on auction block to make room for school play area

RAPS ‘FEARS’ OF GOVERNOR   Vandenberg Denies Plans To ‘Turn Michigan Inside Out’

GOVERNMENT COULD GET HIS FARM . Powers In Defense Setup Scare Solon

Urges Strong Economy Be Kept By U.S.   Gives Congress His Views On Military Aid

lke Advises Senate on Arms Costs   Says Economy Must Bé Protected but Urges No Further Cuts.

ECONOMY VITAL IN ARMS RACE   Eisenhower Says Weve Military Costs Enough

General Called To Give Views On Defense-Plar   He Asserts Nation Has Gone Far in Favor of Economy

Tamperatures   Some Cuts Already Too Deep, He Tells Senate Group; Warns High Costs Could Cause Backfire, Too

10.000 German Youths Maroon Selves in Camp   Group Back From Big Rally in East Berlin Meet New Hostilities

FREE GERMAN YOUTH SPEND NIGHT IN CAMP   Marooned on Zone Line; West Germans Show Their Disgust

Young German Reds Set Up Dreary Camp   Communist . Demonstra‘tors Maroon. Themselves At Eichhoiz

10,000 On Way. Back Home, Camp on Border  Boys and Girls Fear Blacklisting if They

10,000 Maroon Selves In Dreary Camp Just Inside Iron Curtain Rather Than Reveal In Record They Joined Communists And Face Reprisals

(ERMAN YOUTHS IN BERLIN MARCH MAROON SELVES   Ten Thousand Kefuse ta Comply With Health Requirements to Re-Enter  Western Zone.   DREARY CAMP JUST INSIDE TRON CURTAIN   Communists Hope to Leave No Record of the Fact That They Heiled Stalin at Rally,

10,000GermanY ouths Homeward Bound From Berlin Commu‘nist Rally Maroon Themselves Just Inside Iron Curtain.

10,000 (serman Youths Maroon Selves in Camp On “Trek From. Berlin

AMA AMA Establishing Publicity Fund  Poctors to Abandon ~ Ban on Advertising

AMA Set To Abandon Its Traditional Code To Fight Socialized Medicine

Medical Association Decides It Will Spent $3,000,000 to Fight Socialized Medicine

Million Dollar Fire In Wilmington, Del  Lumber Yard And Ronde Wrecked: One Person

‘Chinese Claim Great Victory   Wilmington Has Millien Dollar Fire

$1 Million Blaze Sweeps Through Wilmington Block   One Death, Eight Injurie: Laid to Fire; Mammoth Lurnber Yard Burned

One Killed, 8 Hurt In Wilmington Fire  Entire Block Razed In Delaware Civ ¢

Jury Returns Verdict After Long Session   Worker and Friend Ceavicted as Spies

sentence Scheduled Thursday In Court  Soviet Engineer Also Found Guilty In Conspiracy Case

Coplon And Gubitchév Are Guilty   Jury Convicts For ~ Attempted Espionage; Sentences To Be Imposed

Guilty On Conspiracy, Spy Charges   Jury Gives Verdict At 11:45 A.M

Miss Coplon, Red Gubitchey Found Guilty   Two Face Sentence For Espionage Acts Against America

PAIR WILL BE SENTENCED AT N. Y. THURSDAY   Jury Finds Girl Guilty on Two Counts, Innocent of ' Third as Spy

U.S. Girl and Russian Man Branded Spies   She Faces 25 Years and He 15 years in Jail Be ’ aides Heavy Fines

New York, March 7. (AP)—Judith Coplon and Valentin A. Gubitchev, the Soviet engineer, were found guilty today of conspiracy and attempted espionage.

Convicted Of Conspiracy  In Spy Trial   Sentences Set  For Thursday

Federal Court Jury Finds Pair Guilty of Con apiracy and Attempted Espionage.

Coplon and Gubitchev Convicted at Spy Trial   Former Government Girl and Soviet Engineer Found Guilty of Conspiracy and Attempted Espionage: Face Sentencing Thursday

N. Y. Court Delays Sentencing of Lovers Till Thursday A. M.; Rath Unemotienal Over Verdict

(MISS COPLON AND SOVIET [ENGINEER FOUND GUILTY   ormer Government Employe And Valentin Gubitchev, Erstwhile United Nations Aide, Convicted In Federal Court In New York Of Conspiracy And Attempted Espionage—Both Remanded To Jail To Await Imposition Of Sentence Thursday Morning

Conspiracy And Espionage Charges Stick  Girl Faces 25 Years, Russian 15; Jury Out

Sentences To Be Handed Out On Thursday   Former Government Worker And Russian Face Prison Terms

Convicted Of Conspiracy And Spying Atenpt Girl May Gel 25  Years, Russian 15° Plus Heavy Fines

Two Found Guilty of  Conspiracy   Federal Jury Rules Ex-Government Emplove and Russian Spied For the Soviet

Miss Coplon and Gubitchey Guilfy in Spy Trial   Show No Emotion as Jury Reports.—Face Fines and Prison.

Judith Coplon And Gubitchev Found Guilty   Jury Rules Former Government Worker Plotted to Spy

Government Girl Found Guilty Of Espionage   Both Defendants Hear Verdict Without Emotion

Federal Jury Convicts Them Today on Charges of Conspiracy and Attempted Espionage—Girl Ruled Innocent on Only One of Four Counts —Case Has Attracted International Interest, Lasting Five Weeks.  ae ee ee ee er ee a   TO BE SENTENCED THURSDAY   \By Chayles Mercer and Lou Crayim)  New York, March 7 (AP)—Judith Coplon and Valntin A. Gubitchev, the Soviet engineer, were found ‘liv today of conspiracy and attempted espionage.

Federal Judge fo Sentence Duo Thursday   Jury Decides Pair Sought to Aid Russ: Leng Terms Seen

PairConvicted of Conspiracy  Met Secretly to Plot Espionage for Soviet Russia, Jury Decides

Judith Coplon And Soviet Engineer Held Guilty Of Atfemnted Espnionaae

Miss Coplon And Gubitehe Found Guilty   Conspired. Tried To Spy on U.S. Jurv’s Verdict

Sentences Will Be Pronounced Thursday At 10:30   Faces 25 More Years And Fine; Russian 15 Years

Federal Judge To Sentence Them Thursday   Jury Rules Pair Met Secretly, Plotted To Spy for Russians

Sentencing Set For Thursday By U. S. Judge   Remanded to Jail After Federal Jury Announces Verdict

Are Found Guilty By Federal Jury  Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev Charged With Conspiracy  ARE REMANDED TO JAIL Pair to Be Sentenced Thurs day Morning; Jurors Out Hae

J ury i de Miss Coplon Is Guilty   Federal Court Brings in Verdict Against Woman And Valentin Gubitches   SENTENCE THURSDAY   Conspiracy and Attempted Espionage Are Counts  Findings Are Based On

JURY RETURNS GUILTY RULING ON 2 CHARGES   Pair Will Be Sentenced — _In Federal Court On  Thursday

BOTH ACCUSED IN ESPIONAGE TRIAL   Judge To Report Sentence Thursday Morning   Charged With Transmitting Government Documents To Foreign Power

Jury Also Finds Russian Guilty On Spy Charges   Former Government Employe Faces a Possible 25 Years

FORMER G-GIRL FACES 25 YEAR JAIL SENTENCE   Federal Court Jury Brands Both As Red Spies

Both Coplon, Gubitchev Found Guilty   Defendants Will Stay in Jail for Sentencing Thursday

Woman Clear On One Count   Former Clerk, Russian Found Guilty of Conspiracy Attempted Espionage

Woman, Russian Face Sentence  In Conspiracy parle Announced  By Jury After All Night Study OF Coss

U.S. Government Girl and Soviet Engineer Gubitchey Found Guilty Of Conspiracy, Espionage Attempt

} ‘Father Deceine Suzpicious ‘Zoo Recovers Two Prize Snakes: Roy Is Culprit

Red Attacks Continue In  Indo-China   Major Communist Offensive Looms In Key French Outpost

Winnipeg Citizens Evacuate EnMasse, New Crest Looms  Officials orecast 110,000 Persons Will Have Fled by Monday

Thousands Flee From 2nd Crest   Fresh Rains Are Forecast as Red River Continues Rampage.in..Canada -

Cars, Trucks, Six Trains Assist in Winnipeg Exodus   Red Cross Estimates 110,000 Will Be Moved by Monday

THREE-DAY WEEK AMONG ISSUES TO BE ARGUED —   Operators’ Charges Will Get Hearing In Federal Court

Miners Union Would Resume Work Monday   Laying Groundwork To Get 83,000 Back In Soft Coal Pits

PETITION TO BE FILED TODAY   Courts “Will  Order Lewis Buck Antu: Coflectivé ‘Batgaining With Cokl Opbrators: and “Wit Seek to Prévent  Calitig Any More Strikes to Bufore Contract Denamds,

1 DEAD, 43 HURT IN TORNADOES   Woman Killed By Touch. ing Wire Fence Charged With Electricity   SOME DUST STORMS

oe Turmoil Storms {n South  Kill 1, Hurt 45 As  Spring Blows Top

Maragon Perjury Trial To Open  Ex-White House Pal Cauld Get 40 Yeare

White House  Intimate Faces  Perjury Charges Ex-Bootblack  Goes On Trial Tn Federal Court

Maragon Goes On Trial Today For Perjury   Case Grew Out of Five Percenter Probe; Has Entered Innocent Plea

MARAGON TRIAL TO OPEN TODAY   Former Confidant Of Top Figures Is Charged With Perjury

Cost Problems Figures Largely In Development of Atomic Power For Peacetime Purposes, Claim

Peaceful Usages Of Atom Power Undelayed By Arms Program, Atomic Energy Head Asserts

Okay Arms Aid Plan   _ But Senate Groups Vote to Limit Program To Western Europe

Senate Groups Favor F oreign Arms Program   Unanimously Agree Not To Dip Inte Recovery Money For Part of Cost

Senators Approve Foreign Arms Aic Two Committees Vote   Unanimously for a Second Year Continuance  TO A VOTE THURSDA\ Bill Won't Touch Europear  Recovery Funds; Limits Pawar af Precident

Senale Groups Okay Arms Bill   Two Committees Refuse to Use Funds for ERP

NON-COMMUNIST RE-ARMING BACKED   2 Senate Groups Approve Billion Plan, Refuse To _ Touch European Fund

Arms Aid Approved by 2 Groups   Senate Committees Agree to Limit Power of President

Committees 0.K Arms Program  Senators Refuse To Tap European Aid

Senate Groups Approve Foreigr Arms Program   Refuse to Dip Into Recovery Fund for a Part of the Cost

NO DAMAGE IN FREEZE   Warmer Weather is Expected Thruout State Tonight

G.O.P. Gives ‘Green Light’ To McCarthy   Gabrielson Urges End to Squabbling Within Own Ranks

Chinese Reds’ Detention of Pair Assailed   “State Dept. Blasts Imprisonment of “Smith and Bender

Both Parties Bring Labor's Part In Ohio Senate Campaign Into Fore

Mounted Police Try to Quell Belgian Riots  Some Army Outfits Piccdacad ta PTiitize   Some Army Outfits Ordered to Duty; Many Are Injured

GENDARMES CHARGE BELGIAN RIOTERS   Bloodiest Clash Since Leopold Re. turned to Throne Witnessed in Brussels,

Mounted Police Try fo Quell Belgian Riots   Some Army Outfits Ordered to Duty; Many Are Injured

Brussels Mob Is Assaulted By Gendarme:   Rioters Battle Officer:  In City Streets, Call Do. Abd ys,

Violence Continues Over King   Cabinet Clamps Ban On Public Meetings In 3 Big Cities

Civil Chaos Rocks Brussels  Anti-Monarchists   Anti-Monarchists And Police Clash

Mounted Police Charge Rioters In Capital City   Government Takes Drastic Measures -To Curb Disorders

KING'S TROOPS ~ FIGHT RIOTERS   Stern Measures Taken To Combai Opposition To Leopold.

EIS Inverts saan ema cerca es asia Us aiet aU ee ae ANTI-LEOPOLDISTS BATTLE POLICE -- Civil Chaos Deepens In Belgium

ANTI LEOPOLD AIDTS oP REAL IN BIG GITIES   Police in Bloody Clashes at Brussels and Army Units Alerted.

Gendarmes Charge Rioters in Bloodiest Clash Since Return of Leopold

Brussels Scene Of Bloody Clash  Anti-Leopoldists Fight With Potice

Gendarmes Charge Mobs in Belgium   Ride at Full Gallop with Drown Swords During Bloody Clashes.

Anti-Leopold Riots Hiked; Fights Bloody   Belgian Police Chase Rioters With Drawn Sabers

MacArthur Sends Final. Surrender Order to Reds as Yanks Cross Parallel

Truman Sends i in Ist Team  _ _% _493 WT... 2 OTN] kp»  -, pP_y..... fr... *#4i. FY. FLW OWN...   Viarshall New Defense Boss; Johnson Quits Under Fire

Marshal Call Sion ol-Crisis?:      General ‘Leaving. Life of Ease

Marshall Going ‘Home’, But Not To Easy Chair   Naw, He'll Match Famous Reputation Against dudament fn Time Of Crisis In Bis Now foh

Sense of Crisis Felt As Marshall ls Named To Defense Department Post

Truman’s Appointment of Marshall as Defense Chief Has Uraent Sense of Crisis

T hings Are Happening With Hurricane Speed in Wash ington These Days; But are They as Much aCrisis asPeopleSeem tok cel?

Two Jailed On Narcotics Charge Believed Part Of National Ring   Police Discover Large Quantities Of Heroin in Room

FBI Seizes Dope Worth $2 Million   Two Agents Of Nationwide Drug Ring Captured

County, State Slates Face Mich. Voters   4 Amendments On Ballot, Too

Relief Costs Still On Down-grade; $1946 During July   Expenses Also Slightly Below Last Year:  Most Cases Permanent

June Relief Cost Shows Decline In Union County   62 Cases Cost Only  $2098, Considerably ‘Less Than May Tetal

COES BERSEPK ON LAKE VISIT   Revived After Rescue Fron Lake Waters Off Sil ver Beach

Hickenlooper Gets Formal Opposition As Deadline Nears   Candidates for State Offices Must File Today

Door Off Freight Car Derailed Crack Express .  IS Persons Hurt In Early Morning Oneida Traaedy

Army Engineers Join Navy In Attempt To Free ‘Mighty’ Missouri From Mud

nit Hurled Back Abuut Al Miles as Reds Recall. ‘In Northwest Korea

Fiercely Fighting Reds Force Unit Back In Northwest Korea as U.S. Rushes Aid; Chinese Communists Reported in Fight

First Sizable U. N. Defeat In Weeks  ROK 6th Division Loses One-Third Of Men in Comhat

Record Is Shattered As Eight Persons Swim ‘Enelich Channel: 24 Starters In. Mass Race

Fight Swim Across English Channel  Six Mora Stiff in Vfoter OF 24 Who Started: Two Break Record Mark

MeCarthy Set To Ask Probe On ‘57 Reds’   Prepares Senate Talk On Communists In Acheson Department

MAY INVESTIGATE CHARGE 5/ REDS IN STATE DEPT.   SENATE COMMITTEE WILL PROBE MATTER IF M’CARTHY ACTS

Copper Goes On War List   NPA Orders Nation’s Supply of Metal  Set Aside for Defense Industries

Copper Control Reaches Info American Home  No More of Metal To Be Used in Many Articles and Gadgets

Government Control Of Copper to Reach Into Nation’s Homes  More and More Items To Be Affected As U.S  Speeds Rearmament

Names New  AEC Chief   Truman’s Choice of Murray to Succeed Lilienthal Meets Favo1

Murray Named To Position On Atomic Board  New York Engineer To Get Spot Vacated Re. Nacid T tikoanthal

Thomas E. Murray, N. Y. Engineer, Appointed to Atomic Energy Group

Appointment of Murray to AEC ls Favorable ~  - Likely to Meet’ _- Little Opposition

Fills Post Vacated By Lilienthal   Appointee Is Not Generally Known; Heads Own Firm, Holds 200 Patents

Murray Named 0 Aloic Post   Little Opposition i in Senate Is Expected

Appointment Of Murray Popular   Little Opposition To Nominee Seen

Truman’s Appointment of New York  Engineer for Atom Board to ' Meet Little Opposition in Senate   Democrats Concerned Over Congressional Relations With U. S. State Department

Truman Appoints Thomas Murray To Atomic Post —  Little Opposition Forecast In Senate

N. Y. Engineer Appointed - To Atomic Post   Thomas Murray Wil Replace Lilienthal, Bu Not In Chairmanshiy

Announces He Will Remove Them After He Asks Them to Resign and They Refuse to Step Down.     A THIRD MEMBER,   A THIRD MEMBER, J. L. MILLIGAN, QUITS   Executive Moves to Set Up New Commission on Heels of Demands for Crime Cleanup.

SMITH THREATENS MOVE AGAINST COHN, CHAMBERS; MILLIGAN QUITS K. C. UNIT

NX. Y. Gambler Won't Answer Senate Probers   K.C.MayorBlamesBinag gio Slaying on Failure to Open City

N. Y. Bookmaker Clams Up Before Gambling Probers —   Says He Will Not Divulge Secrets Of His Business ~

OE SR ES Bookmaker Clams Up On Probers  - Refuses To Give  Any Information >

“Bookie” Refuses To Answer Queries  Erickson “Clams up”’ In Appearance Before Senate Inquiry Group

New York Bookie Figure ‘Clams Up At Senate Inquiry  Erickson Refuses To Give Testimony On His Activities

Top Bookie Admits He s Law-Breaker   Reticent Witness Tells U.S. Senators About $100,000 Racke!

Refuses To Bare Details Of Racket   Says Answers Would Put Him on the Spot in New York City

BOOKIE SLOWS SENATE PROBE   Gambler Refuses To Answer Questions; Kansas City Mayor Heard.

BOOKIE REFUSES TO-EXPLAIN HIS GAMBLING ACTS   Frank Erickson Only Admits Accepting Wagers from All New York Bettors

Pudgy Gambler Balks at Querie: In Senate Probe   Erickson Silent About Reputed Betting Business

Top Bookmaker. Clams Up, Balks at Senate Quiz   Cites “Constitutional Rights” and Refuses All Answers

Bookmaker Won't Answer Questioning   Frank Erickson Refuses To Answer Questions Concerning His Business at Gambling Inquiry.

Big Bookie C “at Upin  Senate Quiz   frank Erickson Stands on Constitutional Rights, Won’t Answer Questions

Korea Called No Limited Conflict   Eisenhower Says Die Cast in Asia

Secrest Heads Parley to Seek Import Curbs   McGregor Calls Similer Session Of GOP Lawmakers

BRITISH CHIEFS SEEK NEW SEAT   Hope Majority Of Only Three To Be Increa‘ ed To Four

Labor Hopes To Gain Another Seat In Voting   British Election Being Held In Sheffield Today

Shan ker Declines De Democrat” § s Offer      Got’ Committee Bid

Phofographer Gets ‘Saucer’ Pictures  ~ Bright Disk Clearly Shawn an Hie Fileme

‘Operation Kiddiecar’ Saves Nearly 1.000 Korean Children From Death

Thousand Korean Orphans Air-lifted To Safety In “Operation Kiddie Car”

Fly 964 Korean Orphans to Islanc Out of War Zone   15 American Planes Used in ‘Operation Kiddie Car’ Today

Operation Kid Kiddie Car Carried Out   Korean Orphans Get Plane Ride

Air Force ‘Operation Kiddie Gar’ Removes Korean Orphans To Safety

AT es Me Want to Cry, says Army Nurse———_____________ Yanks Airlift 964 Ragged and Ailing Korean Waifs to Sanctuary In ‘Operation Kiddie Car’

Nearly Thousand Little Street Waifs Airlifted In ‘Operation. Kiddie Car’ Tolsland Sanctuary Off South Kerea

Yanks Rescue 1,000 Korean Orphans in ‘Operation Kiddie Car   ‘ind-Hearted Americans Save Starving Children From Gutter Death

Yanks Air-Lift Orphans To Island Haven   sere Ws WY nweaue   1,000 Tiny Koreans. Many Ailing, Taken From War Zones

Orphans Air-lifted to Island Sanctuary by Amer icon Planes... .  ‘Operation Kiddie Car’ Rescues Korean War Waifs

“Operation Kiddie Car”... American Planes Take 964 Korean War Orphans to Island Sanctuary

Operations Kiddie Car Takes Korean Waifs to Isle’s Safety   Big Hearted Yanks Take Them in Tow

T housand Korean Orphans Flown to Safety in Operation ‘Kiddie-Car’

‘Operation Kiddie Car’ Transports 964 Korean Street Orphans to Safety

U.S. Fliers ‘Airlift’ Nearly 1,000 Little Korean Waifs To Safetv

Rescue Party Heads for Crash Survivors   Pilot of Plane Which Was Searching for Missing C-54 Gets Aid

Rescuers Follow Piloi’s Trail To Reach Search Plane Which Crashed

Rescue Party Backtracks on Pilot's Trail to Five Other Crash Survivors

C-47, Searching Yukon for Plane, In Crash Landing   Heroic Pilot Found By U. S. Engineers; Crew Members Hurt

SEARCH PLANE CRASHES; THREE FLIERS INJURED   New Rescue Operation fo C-47 in Area Where C-54 Is Missing.

Rescue Party Reaches Survivors Of Crashed Plane Which Was Searching for Missing Transport  Heroic Pilot Slogs Five Miles Through Snow to Get Help

Rescuers Reach ) Downed Fliers   Search Is Pushed for Lost Army C-54

Pilot Struggles Through Deep Snow To Report Crash Of C-47   Missouri May Be Hung On Rock; New Effort To Budge Her Fails

Air Rescue Craft  Crashes in Canada  Pilot Fights Snow To Report Mishap

GOP Platform Offered Party  Agriculture Parity In 5-Part Program

‘TRUMAN-WHIZZES-THROUGH 20 RED LIGHTS IN 20° MILES EN ROUTE DINNER

President Truman Must Have Been Li‘tle Late For Democrat Shindia

Dewey Won't Run Again for Office, He Tells Leaders   Leaves. for 3-Week Rest on Pliysician’s Order; Hagerty Says at Offiee

Tempo In Race For Governor Expected To Pick Up As McMath Opens Campaign

Crommelin May Try Politics Furloughed Navy  Oe Te aD Oy RE . Sete

Crommelin May Run For Senate   May File In Alabama As Independent

Gov. Lausche Has Good ‘Word for President ‘4nd Secretary Acheson

Lausche Praises Truman, Achesor   Ohio Governor Cordially Greeted By President

LAUSCHE LAUDS U.S. PRESIDEN]   Ohio Governor Also Has Good Words For Secretary Acheson

Dewey Starts The Boom lor Eisenhower   Liberal GOPers Jamup On Bandwagon; Taft Has ‘Nothing To Say!

‘Ike for President’ Boom Launched by Dewey; GOP Liberals Are Favorable   Columbia Prexy Dodges Reporters; Truman Says Whole Idea Is Just ‘Fine. Fine’

Dewey Starts Eisenhower ‘Bandwagon’   Governor Takes Himself - Out Of Presidential Race In Sunday Talk

Republicans Climb On Eisenhower-forPresident Bandwagon  Dewey Starts Off New Boom by Throwing His Support to Gen. Ike

Dewey Booms  General N. Y. Governor   N. Y. Governor Out of Field

Ike Bandwagon Wins Rider:   BY JOHN M. ROACH  Tite? G4e7F f'n ewocnanadtoent

Congress to. Forget Costs Durina Crisis   Senate Makes Ready to Open Debate on $34,704,018,672 Appropriations Bill

Budenz May Be Witness In Lattimore Case  Loyalty Probers To Make Decision ! On Action Todav

CONFESSION IN RAPE SLAYING CALLED A HOAX   State Police Say Detroit Man Had Nothing To Do With Co-ed’s Death

Group Condemn: Mercy Killings’   Many a Doctor Does it, WMA Is Advised

W. M. A. OPPOSES “MERCY” DEATHS   Euthanasia Contrary to  Public Interest

a  Over 250 Cars Trapped On Ice  Winnebago Crack Maroons Fishermen

Stassen Wants Truman Reply On Pacific Talk   Clarification Of Views On Far East Policy Asked Bv Leader

Heed Mac, Sfassen’'s Warning!   Take General's Advice on War, Truman {s Told

Stassen Talk GOP ‘Reply’ ToT ruman   President: Challenged To Prove Pacific 'Trip Not Mostly Political;  Tenman Snaach Tanich:

Stassen Wants Truman To State Pacific View:   Thinks Tonight's Speech Should Say He Agrees With Gen. MacArthur

Erie Youths Face Charge: Of Murder.   Make Statements In Tonawanda Burglary-Killing

Two Erie Youths Held For Murder In Robbery Killing   Buffalo Photographer Dies. ~Two Women Are ‘Critical’ Following Shooting

46 Marooned In Paris   U.S. Teacher-Student -Group Broke, Wires President for Help

ALLIES TRYING TO MOLO TOWN ~ AND AIRSTRIP   Reds Attempting to Split Up Defense Lines for Taegu Drive

Twin Columns Threaten All  Northern Line   Red Infiltrations Harass Defenses From Coast to Taeou

EXPECT REDS TO START 2ND PUSH AT ONCE   Officers Think Koreans Only Wait. For Reinforcements

Allies Battle To Hang Onto By-Passed Port City; Lines Being Infiltrated By Enemy

Red Reinforcements Awaited Before Big Scale Drive Starts   Latest Communist Move Threatens Both Taegu And Pusan; Enemy In Hope Of Splitting Allied Defenses

Reds Infiltrate Lines, Await Reinforcements Before Making Another Southern Lunge Says Report   OTHER FRONTS ARE COMPARATIVELY QUIET

Red Infiltrations Are Weakening Lines Guarding Airstrip   Jet Fighters, Navy Planes And Destroyer Join In Fight To Save Northeast Anchor.

Two Fined Here As Tipsy Drivers  Third Forfeits $125 On Similar Charge

TRUMAN SPEECHES TO STRESS. BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY   President's Theme In Campaign Tour Announced Today

Phony Money -Flooding.U. S.   G-Men Say Counterfeitin;  Js at Ten-Year Hich

Doctors Draft Moves Closer  House Postpones Questioning Of Budenz

Committee OK's Draft Of Doctors   Measure Aimec At Medics Who Served Little

Ships and Planes Slam Masses of Steel At Chinese, Korean Reds   Yospe Air Field ‘Abandoned by UN      iNavy, Marine Airmen Rake 60-Mile Area  Near, Hungnam Port

Tons of Steel . Slammed at  Reds in Korea   Allies with Backs to Sea Slowly Giving Ground Despite Co-ordinated Defense by Naval, Air and Ground Forces—Surrender of Hungnam’s  _ Major Airport to Enemy Ig Revealed ‘

Allies Yielding Sround Slowly In Beachhead   Airport Abandoned, But. Heavy Gun Fire Halts Red Assaults

Heavy Bombardment Erom Sea, Land And Air Pins Down Advance of Red Army Pressing Beachhead Position

Red Assaults Broken Upby Heavy Guns   Major Airport at Hungnan Abandoned; Communist: Show Biggest Strength Yet in Attacks

Warships Hurling Tons Of Metal   Air Force Also In Thick of Fight At Narrowing Beachheac

Allies Abandon Yonpo, Major Hun gnam Air port   Beachhead Forces Slowly Giving Way Before Reds; Air Force, Navy Attack Foe

Sea, Air, Land Forees Hurls Tons Of Steel At Foe, Prevent Major Attack — USAF Abandons Big Hungnam Airport — North Koreans Reappear In Strenath

ALLIES BLAST REDS PRESSING TOWARD SLIM BEACHHEAD   U.N. Forces Give Ground; Yonpo Airfield Deserted; All Supplies Destroyed .

UN Unifs Are Falling Back  Commies Squeezins  a,.lrmrrtlrtsi—CiasSCti‘CROS;CCWCN}YUCCC ale ia aaa im

Naval, Air and Ground Forces Continue To Blast Red Effort To Mount Major Offensive.  ALLIES ABANDON MAJOR AIRPORT

Allies Forced To Give Some Ground Pat Big Guns Block Full Red Assault

Allied Units Yield Ground But Retain Unbroken Battleline In Shrinking Area

Hungnam Airport Is Abandoned   North Koreans Back On Fighting Front In Beachhead Area

Yonpo Field Given Up By Allied Force   Naval, Ground And Air Units Batter Chinese, Korean Red Auackers

Allies Forced To Give Ground In Korea   Intense Artillery Shelling Fails To Halt Reds

Allies Hit Reds With Big Shells   Tons of Steel Slammed at Chinese As UN Forces Slowiy Give Ground

Yonpo Airfield Lost As Reds Bolster Forces   Allied Forces Pour Tons Of Steel At Enemy In Clinging Desperately To Small Area; U.S. Jets Win

American Forces on Korean Beachhead Are Slowly = Giving Ground fo Communists  Tons of Steel Are Slammed Into Advancing Chinese.

Chinese Are Building Up Their Units      Allied Fire Disrupts Major Attack Upon Beachhead; Prisoners  Give News   Hamhung Looted   Big Industrial City ~ ‘Falls Prey to Avarice of Enemy

Warships Blast At Red Forces Near Beachhead  Planes Adding Punct To Allied Firepower

SHELLS BLAST REDS GETTING CFT TOATTACK   Koreans Replacing Chinese in Beachhead Drive; Airfield Lost.

SHIPS SHELL REDS; ALLIES GIVE GROUND   > Naval, Air and Ground Guns Break up Chinese Concentrations; Beachhead Perimeter Shrinks.

NAW GUNS PUT CURTAIN OF FIRE OVER HUNGNAM   AID THIRD DIVISION HOLDING BEACHHEAD FOR THE EVACUATION

Naval And Air Assault MadeOnReds   But Allies Slowly Give Ground At Hungnam; Airfield At Yonpo Abandoned

Heavy Fire. Keeps Down New Attack   North Korean Reds Pick Up Strength In Hungnam Drive

Naval Support Given to Allied Hold on Beach  _ Carrier-Based Planes, Fleet Guns Help Army With Backs to Sea

Allies Retreat Slowly, Tons Of Steel Used Against Reds   N. Korean Unit Replaces Chinese Force on Right  Flank

Allies Slamming Enemy With Steel   Troops Slowly Giving Ground With Backs To Sea; Army Engineers Disable Supplies And Aircraft Left Behind

Naval, Air And Ground  Forces Join In Defense   Chinese Reds Continue To Press Forward; Red Koreans Reorganized And Back In The Fighting: Artillery Sull Shielding.

Allies Slowly Give Ground at Hungnam   Naval, Air and Ground Forces Slam Tons of Steel at Chinese and North Korean Reds to Prevent Major Attack From Mounting, However.   ABANDAN ‘YONPO’ AIRFIELD

URNS TTA CTT ORT ae RNR RUREESNTREY AE em et Aemm mtn  Big Guns Hold Back Reds At Hungnam

Large Force Of North Koreans Joins Fiaht   Allies Warplanes Hit Enemy Concentrations Behind The Lines

‘Korean War Roundup  Reds Pounded Hecvily By Sea, Air: UN Perimeter Shrinking

But Heavy Gun Fire Prevents Major Assaulf   North Koreans Show Biggest Strength Yet Around Beachhead

Curtain Of Steel Slammed At Reds   Slow Withdrawals In Hungnam Pocket Made Under Protective Firepower

jRe Red Attempts to Mount Major Attack Disrupted =. United Nations Forces. Slowly  Yielding Ground at Beachheac

Combined Land, Air anc Naval Guns Rip Hung nam Attackers   GIVE GROUND SLOWL!'   North Korean Troops Build. ing Up Strength at Beachhead

Allies Give Ground on Beachhead   Communist Forces Pushing Defenders Toward the Sea--Bl £4 Abt -L Was

Allies Abandon Beachhead Airfield; Enemy Slammed By Air, Sea, Ground Unit:

Allies Forced Back to Sea by Fanatical Reds  Major Attack Held Off at Hungnam by   Major Attack Held Off at Hungnam by Combined Gunfire

‘Allies Slowly Giving Ground with Backs to Sea; U. S. Air Force Gives Up Yonpo Airport Sunday

Allied Guns Pout Steel Into Reds Near Beachhead   UN Forces Slowly Yield Ground With Their Backs to Sea

U. S. Abandons Air Field at Beachhead   Allies Hurl Tons of Steel at Chinese, Koreans: Give Ground Slowly

Enemy Presses ‘On Beachhead Around Hunénan   UN Forces Slowly Giving Way With Backs To Sea; Communists Loot City

Tons of Steel Slammed at Reds Ringing Hungnam   Abandon Major Airfield; Halt Major Attacks

Allies Bombard Enemy Pressing On Hungnam;  Airfield Is Abandoned   NAVAL, AIR, GROUND FIREPOWER CREDITED WITH BLASTING ATTEMPTS TO MOUNT MAJOR ATTACK ON BEACHHEAD.

New. North Korean Army Pounds Allied Beachhead   Allies Slowly Giving Ground

Blast Efforts of Communists as To Major Attack Against Beachhead

Tons Of Steel Slammed At Attacking Reds   Allies Back Slowly Toward Hungnam In  Korea Fwacnatian

Beachhead Battle Is Still Raging   Remaining U.N. Forces Pull _ Back as Chinese Step ; Up Pressure

Slowly Give Ground Today   Abandon Yonpo Airfield; Shelling Keeps Reds From Massed Attacks

Repulse Efforts To Punch Hole in East Flank of Hungnam Defense Line

UN Infantry Gives Ground. Back to Sea  U. S. Air Force Abandons Yonpo

ies Giving Ground With ‘Is To Sea: Nuvy Sheltine   North Koreans In Attacking Forces

ALLIED BLOWS KEEPING REDS OFF BALANCE   Yongpo Airfield Abandoned; Some North Koreans Seen

More Allied Power   Chinese Defy: Naval, Air, Ground Defense Around ’ Narrowing Wanenam Raachhond

Allies Give  Ground on Beachhead   North Koreans Reveal Greatest Strength Yet in Sector.

Allies Move Slowly Back At Hungram   Tons of Steel Fired ai Chinese; Reds Push Steadily Forward  Against UN Forces

Tons of Shells Hurled Into Beach Foes   Backs to Sea, Yanks Surrender Hungnam Airport  Re OF EWN CT DYDAmreo

Texas Racer Pays $17.80 After Favored Your ) Falters; Hill Prince Is § And : Mr. Trouble Finishes Third

Speedy Texas Colt  Outruns Favorites   Hill Prince Winds Up Second; 100.000 See Kentucky Classic

MIDDLEGROUND CLAIMS DERBY IN FAST TIME   Entry from Texas’ King Ranch Drubs Field—Hill Prince Is Second

King Ranch Colt Romps To Victor ry  ee a a   Bill Boland Boots Chestnut Home Te. Pay S57. 80 bo Win

KENTUCKY DERBY WON IN STRETOH BY MIDDLEGROUND   Texas Horse Comes From Be hind to Capture Classic— Time One-Fifth Second Off Track Record.   HILL PRINCE SECOND, MR. TROUBLE THIRD   Your Host, the Favorite Fades on Final Bend and Finishes Ninth — 100,O00 See Race.

U. 5.10 TAKE SERIOUS VIEW OF RED MOVES   Wedemeyer’s Report On Korea Still Kept Secret

U. S. ‘Takes Serious View’ Of Red China’s‘Intervention  Sec’y Acheson’ Blasts Communists’ War Moves In Korea And Tibet

—HUNT MISSING FISHERMEN— Coast Guard Joins In Search For Three Men

Drag Lake For 3 Warren Men  Fishermen Believed Drowned In Lake Erie

Chancery Withholds Announcement Tiny Necedah Making Exteel Plans For Tremendous Crowd At Next 'Vision

Seek To Tempt Red Withdrawal   Asian-Arab Nations ‘Promise Political Settlement In East

Plan to Tempt China Pushed   Formula Acceptable To U. S.. Reds Soucht

Reds Massing To Defend North Korea   Bitter Fight Ahead Before Invasion of Red-Held Korea Is Approved

4 South Korean Divisions Poised Near Parallel 38   Await High Command Orders to Pursue Invaders of Homeland

Planes, Big Guns War On Korean Reds   S. Korean Troops Await Orders To Cross 38th Parallel. Reds Are Massing

South Korean Troops Await Order to Swing. Across Border: MacArthur Silent on Plans

South Koreans Await Orders To Cross Line  MacArthur Receive: Congratulations  Tame a ey

NEW AMERICAN ROCKET SCORES GOOD RESULTS   "Tiny Tim” Fired From Navy Planes; Weather. Allows U. S. Airmen ot Aid Ground Troops

New Rockets Used On Key Red Targets   ‘Tiny Tim’, Newest. _ U. S. Weapon, Knocks Out Bridge, Vehicle

NEW AMERICAN ROCKET USED      Results From 11.75-Inch Weapon Are Declared Good  FIRED FROM PLANE

‘Tiny Tim’ New Weapor   US. Planes Using 11.75 Inch Rockets for First Time in Rea! Combat in South Morean Conflict

‘Tiny Tim, A Big New American Rocket, Gets Good Results On First Combat Test In Korea

‘Tiny Tim’ Goes to War With a Big Bang   Close ‘dir Support Deadly New Tactic

New American Rocket In Use   Results Reported Good Following First Time Sunday

‘Tiny Tim’ Rocket Used First Time With Good Result  New Armor-Pigi pelng . US. Missile Hits -. Bridges, Trains

Tokyo, Aug. 14. (AP)—The “Tiny Tim,” a big new American 1.75-inch rocket, was uaed yesterday for the first time in real combat. Results were reported good.

Us Ships Use NewRocketGun In Aerial War      Results Reported ‘Good On First Trial Of I1Inch Weapon

‘Tiny Tim,’ New American Rocket Is Eftective In First Tests In Korea

NEW AMERICAN ROCKET USED IN KOREAN WAR   Fired From Plane, “Tiny Tim” Rocket Knocks Out Chinju Bridge.

Wreckage Is Sighted of  Downed Plane   Air Search for the Hands is Narrowed To Texas and Okla.

TWO CHIEFS OF STAFF HOME     AFTER TRIP-TO; WAR ZONE   Collins Declares Everything Will “Turn Out Riaht”

Need Money to Complete Payment To 18,000 Veteran:  190861  aeniclatire

U.S. Court Invalidates BirminghamZoningLaw      14th Amendment Prohibits Discrimination In Proper ty Rights, Circuit Tribunal Rules At New Orleans

Zoning Law s Ruled Invalid   Bar On Negroes Held Unconstitutional By U.S. Court

Strike Halts  Publication In Pittsburgh      Post-Gazette Fails To Appear: Others May Be Affected

Strike Ties . Three Papers   Pittsburgh, Pa,, Dispute Over Wages; WE Union Wins 10c¢ Pay Boost .

Pitisburgh Pape Hit by Strike.   Post-Gazette Suspends Publication as Mailer ‘Union Serves Notice

Hydrogen Bomb, Ugly Child of Fear, May Destroy World That Spawned It

World Talk Is About 2 Babies the Bergman Boy and Our Own Chunk of Sun, the H-Bomb

Russian Offer Stirs Japan   Treaty Prelude Seen In Bid of Kuriles

591 at K. U. received Awards ‘Amounting to _ $149,459 Last Year  TO BE HIGHER IN ‘50

"aN ALL-TIME HIGE   591 at K. U. received Awards ‘Amounting to $149,459 Last Year

Over 2000 New Enemy Troops Join The Fight   General MacArthur Confirms The Intervention Of Chinese Commies; Speculation On Reaction Of UN

ALLIED TROOPS ARE FORCED TO ut GR Me ND  sed Pressure by   Increased Pressure by Chinese Compels Withdrawals by  I’ N Foareec.

WHO JUDGES A JUDGE NEEDING SOME JUDGING   Congress Given A Bill To Remove Problem From Senate And House

The Ficht for a Free. Press in America Has Been‘ a Battle of the: Common Man

er, CEM Mee ore ea Rens ome Lt Memucmetrencicmet ees ee escent eee Seta vee ie ee RE CE  i The Fight For a Free Press in America Has Been a Battle of the Common Man

seven! Young Men Called Up in Draft  Called for Ean  In Erie Aug. 1935

Seven Young Men Called Up in Dratt   Called for Exams In Erie Aug. 19; 18 Others to Be Inducted Soon

ACHESON AND BEVIN  MAY HOLD MEETING.   Iwo Eapected to Keview U. S. British Relations and Struggle With Russia.

Bevin, Acheson Plan to Meet   Mutual Problems Accented By Flection Resulta

U. S.-British Relations  Are Due For Review   Acheson, Bevin Talks Slated Aftermath Of Close Election

WOULD REVIEW RELATIONSIN RED COLD WAR   Many Big Problems Facing Countries  After Election

Acheson, Bevin May Meet Soon  Need To Revise  U. S.-British Relationship

Bevin-Acheson Talks Ahead?  Officials Say Review Of Relations Planned

Believe Acheson Will Hol’ Meeting With Bevin State Department Considering What Problems Need to Be Attacked

Acheson May Call Parleys With Bevin, Others Soon   Outcome Of Election In Britain Causing  Diplomatic Problems

Diplomats Predict Early Meeting On Policy in Light of New Soviet Situation; Aid Will Be Reviewed

Officials Now Think Peace Long Way Off   New Red Advances, Thereased Sprending Facing Americans

US. Liquor Vats Now Pouring New Spirit Into Ailing Synthetic Rubber Program

Alcohol Supply Ordered for Rubber Plants   Imports From France Also Will Aid in Synthetic Proaram

U.S. Props Anti-Reds In Asia   Economic and Military Aid to Countries ‘Resisting Communists Of. fered at Asia Parley

US Stands Ready For Aiding Asia In Red Battle  be litary Equipmen t And Economi te Help Will Be Give

MacArthur Announces In Triumphant Communique the Envelopment and Seizure of Former South Korean Capital.   BULLETIN

Fear Missing Michigan te: ed Victim of Sex Fiend: Woman Attacked

New Progress On Farm Bill Is Reported   Agree On Million Extra Cotton Acres As Relief Measure

PRICE SUPPORT PLANS PROGRESS   Senate-House Committee Works On Compromise Crop Measure~-Tentative Agreement On Cotton.

No Boycotts On Formosa,  Malik Assures  Statement Comes As U.N. Council Agrees To Take Un Oneaiin:

UN Council to Air Formosa Question  Malik Agrees Not to Resume Boycott After Term of Presidency

U.N. Votes To Air Issue  Of Formosa   Malik Says He’ll Not Resume Boycott When Term Ends

MALIK TO DROP SOVIET BOYCOTT   Russian Delegate Will Attend Sessions Of U. N, Council—Will Air Formogan Oneatinn

Malik Says Russ Won't Renew Boycott of U. N.   Will Remain to Fight for Seat For Chinese Reds

Malik Not to Walk Out on UN Council   Red Will Stay Because He Is Fighting to Get China Seated

UN To Consider Formosa 1 Issue:  Mahik Wowt Walk Out Again   Soviet Delegate Says He'll Stay On After Term Ends  To Continue Fight To Zeat Red China

Malik Announces He Won't Boycott Council Meetings   Russian Gives Assurance After Council Decision To Discuss Formosa.

MALIK AGREES FO ATTEND SESSIONS    Russian Delegate Wil!  Not Boycott Meetings

Malik Says He Won't Boycott U. N. Council   Russian Delegate Wants To Fight — To Seat China

doth Parallel Decision Up to  U.N.--Acheson   No alk Malik to Stay With U.N,  Council for For mosa Airing

Malik to Stay In U.N. Seat   Russian Will Remain For Formosa Hearing

Malik Promises To Refain Seat   Formosan Issue Approved for Probe

Malik Promises No Boycott Step  Council Will Hear  Formosa Case Next

COUNCIL WILL AIR QUESTION ON FORMOSA   Malik Assures U. N. He Will Not Resume Boytott of Council Meetings.

Malik fo Drop Boycott Tactic  Russian Delegate To Attend Sessions

No New  UN Boycott   Malik Says Soviet Will Stay in After Term As Chief Ends

Sculptor Gives Flat No’ To Puttina Lady Godiva On U. S. Bookends

Nationalist China Gives Up Chushans  Surrender Comes On   Surrender Comes On Heels Of Vow To Defend Important Yelands To The Death

Nationalists Report Leaving Cushan Islands   Retreating to Formosa Last Stronghold of The Kuomintang

CHIANG OFFERS FIGHT 10 DEATH   Says He Will Die Defend. ing Formosu If He Can’t Wir

Chinese Nationalists Abandon Chushan Islands Without Fight   Withdrawal Of Troops Leaves Only Formosa In Hand: Of Chiang: Battle To Death Is Pledged

Chinese Abandon Vital Island Base For Sea Blockade   Chiang Promises Mainland Offensive Within Two Years

Nationalist  China Loses Island Base Of Chushan   Only Formosa Stands As Chiang Promises To Die In Defending

Formosa Is NowOnly Stronghold Not In Red Hands   Abandonment Of Key Base Announced After Chiang Says Will Die Defending Lone Remaining Island

Counter-Offensive Pledged by Chiang As Chusan Vacatec   Says Mainland Attack To Come in 2 Years; 150.009 Men Saved

China Nationalists Give Up Chushan, Base of Blockade   150,000 Men Withdrawn To Consolidate Force;  Offensive Pledged

(Chiang Pledges Defense To Death on Formosa Or Victorious Return To Mainland When Reds Defeated

Chushan Isles Given Up To Communists   150,000 Troops Are Removed, Nationalis' General Claims

China Yields Island Group To Red Force  Only Formosa Remains for Nationalists

Chiang Forces Flee From Major Base   Abandon Chushan Islands; Formosa Oniy Haven Held by Them

Chiang Gives Ur Chushan Islands Without Battle   Leader Pledges Mainland Blow, Formosa Defense

Chinese Nationalists Have Abandoned Vital Chushan Island   NOT A SHOT WAS FIRED   150,000 Men Withdrawn From Garrison Southeast of Shanghai

Chinese Nationalists Quit On Last Retreat Left   Chushan Islands, Important Base Off Shanghai Abandoned: Nationalists Had Vowed To Defend

Chushen Base Is Abandoned To Red Forces   Nationalists Hold Island Of Formosa For Fina! Battle

Blockade Base Abandoned By  Nationalists   Gimo Promises Counter Offensive on Mainland Within 2 Years

CHIANG'S FORCES ABANDON CHUSHAN      GIVE UP ISLAND WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT — WITHPDRAWAL A SURPRISE.

NATIONALISTS FLEE ISLANDS   STRATEGIC CHUSHAN GROUP EVACUATED BY 150,000 TROOPS

Chinese Nationalists Give  Up Last. Stronghold to Reds   Abandon Chushan Islands, Leaves  Only Formosa ~

—ISLANDS ~—  Chushans Abandonec To Reds   NATIONALIST TROOPS FLEE

NATIONALISTS QUIT CHUSHAN   Abandon Islands: 150, 000  Troops, Evacuated To  . - Formosa _ ‘

Elevator Men And Janitors Strike In N. Y.   Seek Higher Wages, 1000 Apartment Pouses Affected

UN Gets Report Of Red China’s Eniry Into War  MacArthur Charges ail alr ien Force: I Meet Acked

Red China Directly Named By MacArthur   United States Calls Upon Security Council to Di: cuss Grave Situation Wednesday

FROST IN THE AIR   Low Temperatures Due to Range from 28 to 38 Degrees Tonight

Hard Frost In Kansas    Freeze Expected Again In Northwest Tonight; Light Frost Elsewhere

GOP Regulars Sweep Primary.   “Rebel Republicans’.  Slate Crumbles Fast .

GOP Regulars Sweep Primary   ‘Rebel’ Republicans’ Slate Crumbles Fast

Warning for Tax Dodgers   _ Imported Cigarettes Are Likely to Get Buyer Into Trouble, Say Officials

Split Farm ‘Bureaus _   Court Rules Kansas Farm Bureau Can’t  - Coliect Dues From  County Organizations

District Court Rules On Farm Bureau Case   Decision in Effect Divorces the Franklin Caunty Group from  at FY OR a, DME aOR co RPO

Senate Delays Control Vote Until Friday   Some Restrictions On Far-Reaching Measure Are Seen

GOP Uses Delay To Put Strings On Control Bill   But Wherry Doubts He And Taft Can Win Their Battle

New Cheek  Shows State  Census Gain Unofficial Total Now 1.317.795

Flood Maroons Refugee Train   Water Rises Higher In Stricken City

Views Conflict In Cotton Labor Meetina   Opposing Views.   Denies Charge.   Depend on Mexicans.

Testimonies Are Conflicting  Mexican Labor Probe Ic ontinues in Memphis

Truman Mourns Wounding of Three Guards in ‘So Unnecessary’ Atfack

Truman Laud: Guard, Sad Over Tragedy  Claims Treatment   Claims Treatment Of Puerto Rico Finest'in History

Effort Begins To Recapfure Cold War Lead   Acheson Returns to His Desk to Back Up His Declarations Made in Recent Addresses

Acheson Is On Global ‘Hot Spot’   US Secretary of State Maps New Campaign at A Most Critical Time   AGAINST STRONG ODDS   The One Hand Free, Other Fending Off Criticism, Some of It Deserved

Move To Recapture Offensive   Acheson To Map New Campaign In The Cold War  With Russians

ACHESON T0 TRY TO REGAIN COLD WAR OFFENSIVE   Secretary Believes This Can Be Accomplished by Increasing U. S, Strength  in Non-Red Areas,   TASK BEFORE HIM  IS A DIFFICULT ONE   Critics Will Not Smooth His Path — Besides There Is Reported Feud With Johnson,

Acheson Will Face Tough Task Monday  Roughest. Phase mf FAT tt «(OTT i...   Roughest. Phase Of Cold War Is Approaching

Acheson Ready For New Cold War Tactics   State Department Head To Map New Proagram Aqainst Reds

M Arthur Calls China's Entry Lawless Act   Third World War May Grow From Intervention

Start Of Third World War Feared As Chinese Reds Pour Into Korea   U. N. Troops Tightened Defenses In Face Of Strong Red Attacks And Americans Forced Back A Mile While Marines Are Stalled In Northeast; Believe 300,000 Chinese Active.

Red Attacks Grov Strong In Korea   Chinese Troops Put New Life Into War; Allies On Defensive

Allies Gird Defenses In  Red Attacks   Chinese Aid Revives Hopes Of Shattered North Korean Units

United Nations Troops Tighten Defenses: in Face of Strong Attacks by Communists

Face Strong Red Attacks: Await Reply   Start of Another World War May  Hinge on Red China’s Reply

FRESH STREAM OF RED TROOPS IS REPORTED      MacArthur Lashes Out At Chinese For Act of  ‘Lawlessness’

UN Troops Tighten New Lines  Attacking Reds Put Allies Back  On Defensive.

To Extend _ Lie’s Term For 3 Years   Resolution Expected To Pass Despite Loud Objections from Soviet

Lansing Solons Adopt 2 Laws, Resume Recess  Blood Bank Bill On Governor's Desk

Proposed Laws Go to Governor  ~ One Would Set Up ! State Blood Bank

jAssassination Plot Against  MW’ Arthur Reported By Japs   S.D. Man on Mad Rampage Kills Woman, Wounds Two

‘10 MINUTES TO LIVE’ - S. D. Woman Slain: While ~ Husband, Sister Watch

Brother-In-Law Of Victim Shoots, Wounds 2 Others   Husband And Sister Look On Helplessly As Relative Fires After Giving Woman 10 Minutes To Live   Ordere Reer

South Dakotan Kills Sister-in-Law, Wounds Two Others Before Capture

Forest Fire Rages Out Of Control   Twenty-Eight Homes Destroyed; Seventy Thousand Acres Blackened. yey

Half Of: Khan's Stolen Fortune Found On Step   $420,000 Worth of Gems Stolen Six Months Ago Myateriously Turns Up on French Police Station Doorstep

$428.000 PUT ON DOORSTEP  Big Batch Of Aga Khan’s Gems Returned To Police

HCA um pmg—  Scared Hoodlum Leaves $420,000 Of Ava Khan’s Gems On Doorstep

PART OF AGA K KHAN’S GEMS RE’ RETURNED  Looted Jewels Are Left At Paris Police Station

Halfof Stolen Loot Bobs Up   $420,000 Worth of Aga Khan's “Gems -Left ~at Police Station in France:

AGA KHAN'S STOLEN GEMS TURN UP AT. POLICE DOOR   Note, Wrapped Around dewels Worth Moro Than  $428,000, Claims ttemainder 14 In: Pobsevslon of Gang Leader Orlginally Reported Slain.

Stolen Jewel Loot Partly Recovered   Package Containing. Gems Returned To Paris Police

Aga Khan’s Jewels Given to Police   Gems Valued at $420,000  fre Found gn Steps of Marseille Sistion

Half of Khan's Stolen Jewels Are Recovered  CASH ANN VAsasth af   $420,000 Worth of Gems Turn Up on Police Doorstep

Bandits Return Aga Khan Loot  Package Of $420,000 Tossed In Street

Aga Khan’s Gems Returned... . ee eS Returned...  'Half Of Fortune In Jewels Found

Police Find Stolen Jeweiry After Anonymous Phone Call   Half Of Aga Khan’s Stolen Fortune Found At Police Station: Valned At $420.000

RETURN GEMS STOLEN FROM THE AGA KHAN   More Than Half of $608,000 Leot Found on Police Station Doorstep.

Fear 1,500 Deac ln Tran Quakes  20 Villages In Persian Gulf Area Reported Destroved.

QUAKE LEVELS IRANIAN TOWNS   Thousands Injured; 30 Bodies Recovered; Rush Relief

‘TIME IS PRECIOUS’  Quick UMT Action Urged  As Insurance Against W ar

"What We Face’ Analyzed by Crack American Reporter   Government Believes Americans ‘Can Have Guns and Butter Too   Re RTAT COTA TORTINSORY

‘What We Face   “Guns And Butter, Too” Philosophy Being Followed By Government Planners

Here's What We're Going to Face   American’s confusion as he contemplates the future in a world bedevilled by “hot” and “cold” wars. ]

“WHAT WE EACE  ‘Guns And Butter’ Philosophy Guides Top-Level Planners In Averting War, Inflation’

OT Ek Tees © aD ON PHILOSOPHY IT IS POSSIBLE FOR PEOPLE OF U. §. TO HAVE “GUNS AND BUTTER, T00”   By Maleoim Johnson

7 American Bodies Found Bound, Shot   Reds Morale Said To Be Breaking Un. der Air Attacks  Bulletin

Ambushed Gang Leader Recovering   Three Gunmen Blast "Bio Earl? Shelisn

Earl Shelton, Former Gang Chief, Is Shot  Ambush Bullets  RA* . €7"2.7 C4.

‘Big Earl Shelton is Wounded When Shot from ‘Ambush Near Fairfield

Big Earl Shelton Shot in Ambush; Recovers Today   Three Gunmen Fire on Two Men from Bushes at Fairfield, Ll.;  Make Escape.

Earl. Shelton Again Target (Cf Accaccins   Last of Noterious Gang Suifers OnJy Minor Wounds in Attack From Ambush

EARL SHELTON ~ TARGET AGAIN   Illinois Gangster Shot In Arm When Ambushed In Woods.

Flash Flood Leaves 5 Dead After 13-Inch Fall Of Rai   Property Damage To Run Into The Millions In East Central Nebraska; Downpour Greatest Ever.

FIVE DEAD IN FLASH FLOOD   Nebraska Water Damage Likely To Reach Millions Of Dollars

Five Drown; Damage Runs Into Millions   York Has Record 13 Inch Downpour In 7 Hours Saturday

RUNS Ett  Flash Floods in Nebraska Leave Five Dead, Path Of Costly Damage

Cloudbursts Take 5 Lives   13-Inch Fall Deals Damave in Nebraska

Key Defense Hubs Wrested From The Reds   Stiff Communist Opposition Reported By  Allied Forces

All Forces Face Stiff Opposition   Americans Drive Within 75 Miles Of Red Capital

Horrible Dream Ends For Mothe   Judge Sets Aside Murder Indictment

KKK KK SF  AMERICAN CASUALITIES FROM KOREAN FIGHTING PASSED THE 1,000 MARK

BERRIEN SP’GS GIRL PHONES SHE 1$ WELL      Tells Friend ‘I Can Come Home Now. I’m Rested’; 3-Day Search Ends

TEMPERATURE   Phones Home In Berrien   Search Ends For Missing U. M. Girl

To Court Veterans, House Upsets Truman’s Economy Move In Hospital Program

Hlouse Restores Cut  In V A Hospital Act   Thundering Vote Adds $237 Million Te SI Billion Construction Plan

Sees Record High Federal Taxes In 1951   Overall Increase Of , $12 Billion Predicted By Sen. George,  Head of Committee

Senator George Outlines Current Taxation Views   Excess Profits Levy Scheduled In New Measure

TAXES TO REACH NEW HIGH IN ‘51      Overall Increase of 12 Billion Is Predicted

$12 Billion Tax Boost Predicted .   Payments: To Hit -All-Time Record

Record Tax Load Can Be Expected i ‘or dees. Tear  e Tells Nat   George Tells Nation $50 Billion Will Be Asked. -

sees Record  High Federal Taxes In 1951  Overall Increase Of   Overall Increase Of , $12 Billion Predicted By Sen. George,  Head of Committee

Federal Taxes To Hit All-Time High in 195]   $12,000,000,000 Increase Predicted  By Senate Finance Committee Head

U.S. Taxes May Reach 50 Billion Next Year For Record High, Says Senator

- __GOVERNMENT ‘TAKE?’ SOARS—  Federal Taxes To Reach All-Time High Next Year

SEN. GEORGE SEES HIKE OF $12 BILLIONS   Excess Profits Tax Clause Will Be Contained  In New Bill

Federal Taxes May Hit Record Peak Next Year   Another Seven Billion Increase Predicted By Senate Leader

7 Billion More In Taxes Eyed In Second Bill   Levies Are Expected To Soar To Record 50 Billion In 1951

BILL SCHEDULED FOR NEXT YEAR TO SET RECORD   Fotal Expected To Reach 50 Billion Dollars, An Overall Increase Of About [2 Billion.

Congress Expected to Discuss Second Tax Increase Bill At Next January's Session .

Chances for: Passage of Alaskan And Hawatian Statehood Bills This Session Are Very Remote

Statehood For Alaska Now Appears To Be Lost Cause   Lucas Has No Hope For Measure

Former Associate Justice OF Fifth Court Of Civil Appeals Dies At Milford

31 In December Draft Call Here  Six Inducted, Three Enlist In Army

25 In Scioto Co October Draft  190 To Be Called Up For Physical Exams

"Will Work Day And Night to be A Good Judge  11 Witnesses at Hearing on lowa

Senate Group  Hears Switzer  Says He Will Work Hard in Court Post

Boy Scouts Mark 40th Anniversary        y scouts OF AMERICA   Official poster marking the 40th birthday.

Boy Scouts Mark 40th Anniversary   Official poster marking the 40th birthday.

DUFF CHALLENGES STASSEN REMARKS   Holds Political Statements in Poor Taste

Water System of Municipality fs Beseribed in Series of Articles   (Editor's Nete: Following It (he last of a pertes of articles dealing with the city’s water supels).

ADMIRAL PETER K. FISCHLER, "NATIVE OF WELLSBORO, DIED FRIDAY   Veteran Of Both World -Wars Had Distinguished Career.

SR BPE OA  at Least -Two Killed ir B-36 Crash Near Fort  Worth, Texas.

FALLS   At Least Two Killed in B-36 Crash Near Fort  Worth, Texas

TAFT CHARGE ‘DRAWS REPLY OF ‘POLITICS   Tydings Ends Clash On Appointment Of Aver

Truman Strikes McCarthy Anew in Shot at Taft   Doubts It’s Possible to Libel State Man; Sen. Tydings Yields

Rent Controls May Be Extendec  Tr raed Reported Favoring Proposal

Witnesses All Are Workers   Laymen Activity Stressed In Relative

Witnesses All Are Workers   Laymen Activity Stressed In RelativeNew Religious Sect

‘Concerted Action’ Is First Goal   Secretary Urges Massing Moral, Material Strength

Crucial Test S till Ahead,  Acheson Says   Secretary Of State Leaves For West Conference After Grim Talk

War On Gambling Pledged As Fine Opens Campaign   Promise Is Made At Rall; Attended By GOP Chiefs - Of Anthracite: Area

Acheson Says U. S. ‘Concerned’ Over Invasion of Tibet  Also Denies Charges   Also Denies Charges Against Secrecy in Far Eastern Report

Bridges Is Out On Bail Today   Prosecutor Resigns In Huff Over Court’s Finding

Graham And Smith Close Final Drive   Number Of Votes In Second Ballot Expected To Drop

Two Candidates Today Make Last Try For Ballots   Graham Appears In Guilford As Smith Goes Home To Wake

Angry Leaders _ Of Labor Unit Blast Denham   Aver Board Chief Aim To Apply Law To  Bin Lintaae

State Department Denies ‘Gestapo’ Tactics Used-to-Censor.Magazines

STATE DEPT. TACTICS HIT IN HUSH EFFORT   Bureau Denies Use Of ‘Gestapo’ Methods To Quiet Press Attack

2Solons Hit AchesonAide ForHushAim   See Gestano-Like Effort To Muzzla Press Pine“ fl ancicant

Dewey Rent Bill Is Assured of Decisive Backing   Control Program for State Is Tagged by Democrats As Inadequate

6,000 Tubercular Veterans a Year Walk Out on Hospitalization, VA Chief Says

T B ‘Runaways’ From Vet Hospitals Great Potential Menace to Public

UN Cease-Fire Order Sent To All of Korea  Ultimatum Is Issues   Ultimatum Is Issued Without Russia’s Name To It

‘Cease Fire’ Order By UN  Lacks Power   Russion Challenge Of Decree Is Seen By Western Powera

U.N, ORDERS END OF KOREAN WAR   Instructions Given To Cease Firing And Reds Told To Pall Back.

U.N. Orders Cease-Fire  Asked by US.   Sanctions Loom As Next Step Aoainatt N. Korea

Invader Told To Cease Fire And turn Back   Nations Act To Meet Kremlin’s Challenge To Democracies

United Nations Orders Cease Fire In Korea Buf Can’t Enforce Order   Russia Ignores U. N. Meeting Called To Denounce Invasion As Aggression

UN Group Call: For Cessation  Of Hostilities   Extraordinary Parley Held by Security Unit Over Korean F ighting

UNITED NATIONS ASKS CEASE-FIRE BY ALL KOREANS   ‘Wot cl Organization Also Orders Red Invaders Hl To Withdraw

U.N. SECURITY GROUP ORDERS STRIFE ENDED   Rollback of Invaders Demanded; Russians Ignore Session

Cease Firing Order Kelayed By UN Council   North Koreans Asked To Rollback  Invasion Forces Now In Seoul Area

Order to Cease Fire Is Made By UN Council   Truman, Top Aides Confer on Serious East Situation

United Nations Council Orders ‘Cease Fire   Russia Absent and Yugoslavia Abstains When Vote Is Taken

IMPOTENT UN ISSUES CEASE FIRE ORDERS   No Armed Forces Are Available To Halt Hostilities

Vote 9to0on U. S. Resolution With Yugoslavia  > Abstaining; Methods of Enforcement Uncertain Yet.

U.N. Orders Cease Fire But Without Means To Enforce; Russians May Challenge Act

UN Orders To North Korea To Cease Firing Waiting  Reaction From War Sector

Me Ee NS BF NU  Rasslin’ S Victorious Villains Shatter Fair Play Illusions, Educator Protests

Wrestlers Teach Children to Cheat, Is Claim: T¥ Censorship Considered

Fire and Blast Cause Injury to Five at Cornell   Three Students Are Among Those Given Hospital Treatment

REDS OUTLINE GREAT ESPIONAGE SYSTEM   For Their Long-Range Program For World Conauest   ‘OPERATING IN THE U.S.

The Enemy at Home   By MALCOLM JOHNSON international News Service Staff Correspondent CHAPTER THREE

The Enemy at Home      By MALCOLM JOHNSON International News Service Staff Correspondent

NewHearingon Nomination of Judge Switzer   Public Session Set for June 2, Senate Committee ‘Announces

Senate Committee May Also Hear Jake More Ju ne 2  Switzer May ‘Testify

Tito’s Communist Government Has Relaxed Bans on All Religious Orders

Truman Asks Big Tax Hike as U.S. Speeds Mobilizing   Revenue Boost of $5 Billion a Year Would Step Up Income Levies Oct. 1; House Takes Lid Off Size of Armed Forces; Marines Ship Division West

No Individual Income Revenue Change Proposec   Plea Calls for Excise Cuts, Higher Levies on Corporations, Gifts

Truman Sends Special Appeal To Congress; Would Cut Some rycise Taxes; Raise Others

Cut Excise Tax, Hike Corporate Levies, Is Plea   President Proposes No Change In Individual Income Taxes In His Special Message To Congress; Excise Tax Revenue Loss Would Be Made Up By Closing Up ‘Loopholes’

Truman Asks Billion Dollar  Tax Increase    Melvin Pike, Wheeles And Belle Vernon. © Cases Scheduled

Personal Income Taxes Not te Be Aifected, Would Make Up For Loss With Plugging of  ‘Loophcles’ and Hich Corporation Taxes

TRUMAN ASKS 5 BILLION DOLLAR BOOST IN TAXES   Levies on Corporations and 52,000,000 Individuals Would Be Hiked Un der His Proposal.   OCT.  SUGGESTED AS EFFECTIVE DATE   President Says It Is Only an “Interim” Measure and Urges Speed in Enactment.

Suggests Cut Tn Number of  Excise Levies   Would Balance Lass With Heavier Loads on Gifts, Estates

Income Tax Rates Would Be Boosted   HST Sees Even More Bites For Next Year To Support Program

President Asks Quick Raise In Taxes To Pay War Costs   Income Levies Would Be Hiked Nearly To Levels of 1945, More for Corporations

For Sore’ : Excise Tax   Special Tax Message * Proposes ‘No Changes in’ Individual  Income Taxes - .

Increase October 1 Requested   General Tax Rates Would Be Near World Wear ll Level

Also Seeks Slash In Excise Levies   President in Tax Message to Congress Calls For Billion Dollars More Revenue Through Increased Corporation. Gift and Estate Taxes

‘Asks Levy On Corporations Be Increased   Calls For Some Reduction In Excise Taxes

Truman Calls for Quick  Hike in Taxes $5,000,000,000 Boost  in Income Levies

Asks Higher Corporation, Gilt Levies   Raps Loopholes By Which Vast  Revenue Is Lost

Wants $5 Billion More \As First'Installment (On Cost Of Korean War   President Suggests Jacking Up Rates On Individual And Corporation Incomes Revcinning Oct. 1: Deeper Cut To Come

Cc ut Excise Levies, Boost Cc orporations and Estates Is Plea Made by President

Corporations Face Changed  Rate Structure   President Suggests Some . Selective ~ Cuts in Excises

WOULD BOOST EOUATE, GIFTS, CORPORATE TAX   Truman Program Would Give Billion Met Increase  in Revenie,

Five Billion Per Year Installment ls But A Start  ‘Speed ts Of The Essence,’ Truman Says In Letter

TRUMAN URGES  TAX ACTION BE SPEEDY   Proposed Rate May Be Near Scale  Used In World War

Lists Increased Levies For Corporations,  Gifts And Estates In Special Tax Message

[Hike in Corporate Levies, Other Taxes Sought as Offsets   Congress Advised To Close Loopholes in Insurance, Gift And Inheritance Statutes

NO INCREASE SOVGHT FOR INCOME TAX   Reductions In Rate OF. Excise levies  a a ae ae

Proposes No Change In Individual Income Tax Reductions In Message To Conaress

One Billion More Revenue Is Asked For Federal Use; Soma Tax Cuts Suggested

Quick Increase In Personal Income Taxes Asked By President As First Installment On Korean War Costs

Fund To Be Installment For Defense   Truman Proposal To Boost Taxes Near 194.6 Level

it Shstaliment on Korea ~~ $5 Billion Tax Boost Asked by President

Truman Seeks Tax Reductions: Gives Message   No Change in Levies for Individuals Proposed by President Today in Washington Report.

Corporation Levies Would Rise to 25 Percent on First $25,000 and 45 Percent on All Over That in 1950.

NET INCREASE OF $1 BILLION IS PROPOSED  In Special Message to Congress, No Changes Urged for

Some Revisions In Tax Measures Are Propounded   Would Reduce Some Excise  Taxes And Increase Cor  porate, Gift, Estate   Taxes   NO RECOMMENDATION ON INCOME TAXES

Individual Income Rates Would Rise October   Reonest Made   Request Made  By President, Who Sees Another Increase in 1950

TRUMAN ASKS QUICK OKAY ON STOP-GAP HIKE   October 1 Is Proposed As Starting Date For Income Levy Boost

Railroader Wins In Race — Shoves  Mother, Baby From Train’s Path

PLAN TO GIVE CITY GOVT MORE POWER   Committee Would Slash Code and Prepose Change in. Elections.

SOCIAL SECURITY _ EXPANSION URGEL   ii   ————  Proposal Would Cover Al Employed Persons, In-. crease Benefits

TRUMAN IN NEW SECURITY PLEA   Expansion of U.S. Program to Cover Practically All Workers Asked of Solons by Truman Administration

Broad Social Security Plan Up For Hearing  Benefits For Added Millions Proposed

—WOULD EXTEND BENEFITS— Truman Asks Broader Social Security Plan

Expansion OFS. S. Law Requested   Truman Proposes  To Cover Practically All Employed Persons; Hearings Reopened

Ask Broader Benefits.   Social Security Bill  Would Include Almost All Emploved Persons

FUN WIDEN UUIE  Truman Asks Congress tc Exnand Social Security  Program

Total Social Security Asked by Truman Aide   Senate Asked To Raise Its Sights In Coverage, Rate of Benefits Rw Swatem’s Administratar

Coverage Of All Working People Urged By Truman  Administration Calls: For Bigger Tax Take For Future Program

Want More People, Higher Benefits And Bigger Taxes  Altmeyer Appears At Hearing Before  Oi a OE es a

Broader Social Security Plan Asked of Congress  Proposed Increase in Benefits Would Mean Taxina of Salaries Up to $4,800

Most Working People Would Be Included   Admin istration Urges More Tax Take For Plans

BROADER SOCIAL SECURITY ASKED   Trumon Wants Nearly All Job Holders To Benefit by Retirement Setup

Coverage For Nearly All With Jobs Is Sought   Altmeyer Tells Plan, Including Increased Benefit Payments

Goal of Social Security Told   Senate Asked to Expand Program to Include Most Employed Persons

Hearings On Wider Benefit Program Oper  _ Altmeyer Asks For   Altmeyer Asks For Bigger Tax On First $4.800 Of Income

Wants Coverage Of Nearly All Employed; Increased Benefits   Cost To Employer, Employe Would Rise To.3'4 Per Cent By 1976

Congress Roundup  Broad Security Extension Asked   Democrats United On Furmosa Policy

Administration Asks Congress To Expand Social Security Program fo Cover Everyone

Big Social Security Benefit Boost, Broad Coveraqe Asked by Truman

WOULD COVER ALL WORKERD AND FAISE PR   Pian Presented to Congres: . Makes Provisions  for Farmers.

Ask Broader Security Law   Administration Proposal Before Senate Hearing

George Es  SOKOLSKY These Days   DOING BUSINESS WITH  apes ae ee

U.S. to Make Defiant GM Slash Prices   Rollback to Stand, Truman Declares Conference Called

President To Enforce Law  On GM Prices   However, Government Cannot Compe! Firm ‘Fo Sell Its Car

Truman Asserts Orders Will Be Enforced on GM  Automakers Directed To Wipe Out Recent

Gov't Will Force GM To Abide By Price Cut Orders   Truman Says Orders To Be Enforced

Newly Born ‘Quads Create Financial Problem   Father Says He May Have To Sell Part of Farm in Order To Meet Expenses

FATHER OF QUADRUPLETS IN MINNESOTA PLANS  TT CLI) LTAARIN AAI FRAIL ADCE WAAL CAD PAARL Y

U. S. Attorneys Told To Probe Crime Czars   Washington Paper Says Federal Prosecutors Sent List of Names

Justice Dep’t Seeks ‘Info’ On Gamblers  Lessard To Send Report For Maine

vtA MUSICAL RALLY  Austin Fire-Fighters Will Battle Polio, Too      MARBLE FALLS MAN TOPS BURNET LIVESTOCK SHOW

New Drug Revealed For Prevention  Of Blood Clots   Cornell Professor May Have Found Method of Saving Many Lives Yearly

Malin Reviews May Day Parade Ai Red Square In Moscow   Includes New Soviet Model Of Jet Planes

ARMADA OF JETS BOMBERS SWEEP OVER PARADE   Most Impressive Military Parade In Red’s History

Armada of Jef Planes Sweeps Over Red Square In May Day Celebration

Truman Grants Curley Pardon  Ex-mayor Convicted. In Mail Fraud Case

Former Boston Mayor Pardoned   Truman Grants Pardon To Curley, Convicted Of Mail Fraud

Ex-Mayor Curley Granted Pardon  Full Civil Rights Restored Bostontat:

TRUMAN GRANTS JAMES M, CURLEY A FULL PARDON   Former Boston Mayor, Convicted of Mail Fraud, Regains Civil Rights

Pardon Granted Ex Mayor Curly   President Acts to Free Boston Chief

Civil Rights Restored to Ex-Convicet   Ex-Mayor of Boston, Found Guilty of Mail Fraud in 1947, Gets  Truman “Clearance”

‘Truman Pardons Former Boston Mayor After Mail Fraud Convictions

James Curley Is Pardoned By President   Ex-Mayor Of Boston U nder Conviction Of Mail Fraud

Political Heat to Be Take of Hospital Chiefs   Rules of Admission to State Institutons To Be Revised by Board

WOULD REMOVE ‘PRESSURE’ Hospital Board to Revamp Rules for Admitting Patients

Sunpapers Back Lane  In Primary   Say Mahoney Has “No Real Program’

SUN ENDORSES GOVERNOR LANE   Baltimore Paper Says He Is “A-Bold And Far Seeing Man”

Baltimore Sun Gives High Praise To Governor Lane And Editorially  Urges His Renomination Monday

NEW CHEST DRIVE CHAIRMAN NAMED   Mrs. Elmer Pierson Leads Residential Area; Frieda Cowles Heads Teachers   TO BEGIN OCTOBER 17

Mrs, Elmer Pierson Leads Residential Area; Frieda Cowlec Heack Teachere

U. 5. WAS WARNED  G-2 Man Says Korean Invasion I imetable Was Re ported to Washington

Orders Received . . . Chinese Reds Seeking. War Tools In U.S.   ~BY LACHLAN MACDONALD— (Anchorage, Alaska, Times)  i ee me ons

Chinese Reds Seek U. S. Tools  Feelers Received By Stores In Alaska

CRIME PROBE IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Committee Wants Facts on All Phases of Gambling

SENATE SUPPORTO GRIME INQUIRY   PROPOSED FROBE TO INCTLLDE SWINDLISG SCHEMES AND ORGANIZED MULRBEDER,

Is Total Cost Of Building   Pearson In Forefront On Bie Contract

COST OF NEW STRUCTURE TO HIT $900,000   Action On Bids Will Be Taken By County Next Week

LONVOYS LAND MEN AT PUSAN TO ROLL NORTH   Reds Reported Massing North of Suwon, 20 Miles South of Seoul.

First U.S. Troops Arrive In Korea on Move to War Front in Full Battle Dress

ACTION NEARING FOR AMERICAN - BATTLE UNITS   Scene of Military Movement North of Taejon—Inyod- ers Are 5Stymied

AmericanForce At Battle Posts   Combat Troops Take Up Positions North of Taejon as Other U. S. Infantry Readied for Fight: Red Invaders’ Push Appears Stalled

Not Expected ToSee Action For Two Days   Air, Sea Bombardment Continues; Lift Slowed By Weather

Red Invader Force Stops Near Seoul  Under Fire  Conflietine Talee   Conflicting Tales Confusing Picture  Of Fight Progress

Navy Speeds More Troops From Japan   Red Drive Stalls On Seoul Plains; GI’s Greeted Heartily hv Koreans

REDS ARE HALTED NORTH OF SUWON AS YANKS ARRIVE   Gen. MacArthur's Forces Expected To Take Over Fighting Soon; Air Strikes On North Koreans Reported Successful.

Troops Heading Toward Posts Near Taejon   Americans May Not Go Into Action For Day Or Two; More Infantry On Way

South Koreans Holding Tight At Suwon Line   More U.S. Troops Reported Coming as Defenders Cheer First Unit

Korea Conflict Outlook Takes Brighter Turn  Key Airstrip Still In Defenders’ Hands

American Gl's Land In Korea   Invaders Appear Stalled South Of Seoul

CUARDSMEN MOVE INTO MORRISTOWN   Violence Drops As Armed Guards Protect Workers

Malik Seeks Talks on U.S. Aqgression   Chinese Reds Would ‘Be invited; Decisive, Western Front Forms

Malik Seeks  Talks on U. S.  Aggression Chinese Reds Would   Chinese Reds Would Be Invited; Decisive Western Front Forms

13-inch Fall. in Nine Hours Strikes City   Electrical Storm Damages Chicago; King Edward Isle Lost

Galveston’s Populace  Marooned   Deluge Leaves Water 314 Feet Deep in Business Section; All Activity Halts Awaitine Runt

Downpour Sets Record. For Island City   Residents Are Isolated By Flood Waters Cover- . ing Entire Town 

RESIDENTS OF ISLAND CITY MAROONED   Varied Rains Are Reported In Many Sections Of State

Precincts Can Be Merged for Gas Tax Vote   Consolidation With One Set of Officials Okay. State Rules

Frigid Weather Deals Industries Heavy New Blow   200.000 Workers In Other Industries Join 372.000 Idle Miners: Thousands More On Shortened Week

Sub-Freezing Temperatures Make Soft Coal Emergency More Acute   Unemployment In Allied Industries Mounting Hourly: Rationing Reported

Emer ‘gency Made Acute By Weather   Unemployment In Allied Industries Mounting; More Coal Miners Walkine Out

Sub-Freezing Temperatures In US Add To Coal Strike’s Seriousness

VIORE MEN ARE IDLE — Sub-Freezing Temperatures Make Soft Coal Shortage More Acute

Will Ration Coa In Eastern State   Massachusetts  Governo Given War-Time Powers  in Emergency   SITUATION IS ACUTE   More Than 200,000 Allied Workers Have Joined  Idle Miners

EIGHT YOUNG MEN FROM THIS COUNTY GET DRAFT CALL   Group Will Report For Induction Into Service Sept. 19

Port Only 63 Miles Below Red Siberia   ‘ City Was Key Center Of Communications And Steel-Making

Attack Blasts Chongjin, Near Siberian Line   Observers Report City Aflam;: Yanks Continue Advance

HEAVY STORMS POSE THREAT OF NEW FLOOD   New Orleans Spillway Ordered Opened By Engineers

Rains Renew Flood Threats  As Weather Jams Traffic   Ohio River Reported Rising Again As Heavy Rains Swell Streams But Rampaging Arkansas River Drops: Families Returning To Homes

THREE MEN DIE IN BOILER BLAST   Engineer, Fireman Aud Brakeman Killed When Hurled From Locomotive: Near Tarboro.

James E. Doyle Raps Republican Record ‘And Candidates In Keynote Address

Democrats Hear Keynofer Predict  November Victory  Thompson Agrees To Enter Contest  oe Tae

Truman Urges Switch To Aid Business Men   Proposes Transfer Of RFC Vo Commerce As Independents’ Help

Truman in Special Message Wants RFC Put Under  Department. of Commerce

Truman Has Proposal to Transfer RFC   Outlines Five-Point Plan Designed to Aid Small Business

PLAN TRANSFER OF RFC AND AID FOR BUSINESS   Truman Offers Legislation for Insuring Bank Loans Under Commerce. Dept.

STATE'S DEFENSE  PROGRAM RUSHEL   Pennsylvania Military Men Spurred By  Unsettlec Conditions, To Set Uy Civil Organization

McCloy Declare: West Germany To Be Protected  Promises All -Out am od A d In

STRIKE WOULD IDLE MILLION, PARALYZE U.S   Program of Unions Means Virtual Standstil]

Plan Death Watch For Medical Bill   Multi-Million Dollar Campaign to Lambast Administration Plan

U.S.Bars Russian Veto  lo JapanesePeacePact  Tells Soviet Gls To Stay After Treaty In Rejecting Protest Note

U. S. Reaffirms Stand on Japan   Troops Won't Quit, Soviets Informed

Soviet-Red China Pact Pondered   700,000,000 People In Communist Nations Are Bound By Treaty For Thirty Years

MacArthur Silent in Japan; Communists Jubilant Over Treaty  By OLEN CLEMENTS AP. Staff Writer

Red Treaty Has  Asia Pondering   Japan Is Apprehensive, MacArthur Silent But Others Worried.

U.S. Reserve. Guard Units Ordered Up   Spokesman of Army Reports Some ‘May Go Overseas?

[Some Guard, Reserve Unit: May Go Overseas Is Report   A.F. MAY ASK CONGRESS RIGHT TO CALL VETERAN!

Senate Freezes Enlisted  Personnel For Full Year Air Force May Ask Draft Of Combat

Some of Guard Units Called Up   Senate Passes Bill to ‘Freeze’ Enlistees

Army Calls Up Reserve and Guard Units   Spokesman Says Some May Go Overseas; Air Force May Draft Vets; Puch Military Bills

TWO PARACHUTE TO SAFETY  Twelve Killed In Fiery Crash Of Air Force Bomber In Arizona

12 Airmen Killed in B-50 Crash  Craft Explodes Over Arizona; T wo Land Safel:

Huge Air Force Bomber Explodes Over Remote Desert Area In Arizona   ‘Two Men Parachute To Safety After Blast In Mid-Air Scatters Wreckage Of B-450 Over Five-Saquare-Mile Area

DUMBER CRASHES; [2 MEN KILLED   TWO PARACHUTE TO SAFETY AS B-50 GOES DOWN ON ARIZONA DESERT.

12 BELIEVED DEAD IN ARIZONA CRASH   B-5@ Bomber’s Wreckage Scaitered Over Five-Mile Area; Exyploded In Midair

12 Men Killed In B-50 Crash  In Desert Area   2 Others Parachute to Safety; Another Dies In Crash at Rome, N. Y

Twelve Feared Dead In Crash Of Bomber   Plane Explodes In MidAir And Crashes In  Avivann

B-50 Blows Apart 12 Flyers Killed  . Parachutes Save 2 Of Bomber Crew

World Peace Group May Be Shunned   Senate Leaders Say WCPP Smells Of Communism

Would Have To Be Via UN Sources   Would Speak With Chiefs of State— In This Country

WORLD PBACE IS REAFFIRMED  President Truman Says Country Is Ready at Any Time for Discussion.

Way Open For Truman-Stalin Peace Parley   But President Vetoes’ Question Of Sending Envoy To Russia

Truman Asserts Always Ready For Peace Talks   Action, However, Mus: Be Through Regular Diplomatic Channels

TRUMAN TELLS NEWSMEN DOOR HERE IS OPEN   Ready to Discuss I At Any Time With Any Country

U. S. Set to Talk Peace  —Truman   Says This Nation is Always Ready To Consider Any Plan for Peace

U.S. Set For Peace Talks,  Truman Savs   Nation Is Ready At Any Time To Discuss World Peace With Any State,   He Fells Reporters

U.S. Ready To Discuss World Peace   Truman Declares Reach ness To Meet Any Othe: Country On Any Plan At Any Time.

Truman Relates U.S.Peace Stand   This Country Ready ta Discuss Matter at Any Time, He Declares.

U. S. Ready Any Time tc Talk Peace   President Says It Is Not Time for Mission to Stalin

U-N Is Proper Place for Such Talks, He Says   Soviet Leader Told He Can Come To U.S. Any Time

Truman Spurns Proposal for Moscow Mission   Says U. S. Ready to Discuss Plan for World Peace With Any Nation Any Time

U. §, READY TO TALK PEACE WITH ANY ONE   Truman Would Mee With Any Leader

President Says Nation Willina   Door to World Peace Left Open to Russia Either Through UN, Diplomatic Channels or Personal Meeting Between Statin ond President.

Gala Program Slated  For Big Homecoming   Actress Janis Carter To Reign As Honorary Homecoming Queer

May Argue Civil Rights Betore ERP   Barkley. Lucas Talk With Truman  Over Legislation

WORST TORTURE PSYCHOLOGICAL Russian Officers Questioned Him, Rescued Texan Relates

Liberated Texan Reports Russians In North Korean Uniforms Queried Him

: Texan, Lawton Man Escape Officer Tells of Being Questioned by Russians

SAYS WE MUST BE SET FOR AN} RMERGENCY   Commerce Head Sees Need for  Pooling Resources

Joison Leaves  '  to Charity   Equal Shares for ” Protestant, Jewish and Catholic Grouns

Jolson Millions  Charity-Bound  ‘Variety’ Says Total Residue $4 Million

aiPProry wWweaTwMrh mats   Jolson Said to Have Left Over $4,000,000, Most of It to Charity

Demand McCarthy Produce Proof of Spy Ring Charges   And Senator Replies Investigators Are Tools of State Department.

Solons Look To British For More Fuchs Data   Congressmen Are Particularly Interested In What Information He Gave To Russians

Information On Activities Here Sought  What Did He Steal Who Got It, Query:

Congress Seeks Information On  Fuch’s Actions Want To Know Who His Contacts Were Ne Thie Country

U. S. Congressmen Look to England ‘For More Information on Physicist

Ask More Data On U.S. Moves Of Klaus Fuths   Solons Look Te Britain For Nature Of A-Sefretis Given To Soviet, Russia

U.S. Waits More Data On Atom Leaks  British Prosecutor  oe sponge iat .. Slee. Vee Rea eee

Seek More Data About  Scientist   Congressmen Look To England For More Information About Klaus Fuchs

Want Information From Brifain on Fuchs’ Activities   Congressmen Want ‘To Know to Whom He Gave Atom Datc

SEEK IDENTITY OF RUSSIAN AGENTS   Scientist Admits To Being Paid Soviet Spy   Says Committee Interested In Knowing What Accused “Stole And Gave Away”’

U.S. Eager For Details Of Spy Case   Congressmen Look For Further Data From Klaus Fuchs

Information On Fuchs Is Now Awaited   Congressmen Want To Know Just What Physicist Gave To Russian Agents

Congress Wants Full Fuchs Story  Seeks British Aid In Plugging Leak

Look to England For More Facts About Scientist  * Solons Would Know - What Russia Got

Look To England For Information On Klaus Fuchs  Congressmen Are Anxious To Learn —— Ki oes o Data  a Dade

Three Families - Routed by Fires   Johnstown Airport Has $65.000 Blaze

U.S. Names Envoy To Franco Spain   Griffis To Fill Post  Vacant for 5 Years

Demands For Housing still Hich As Ever   High Incomes, More Marriages, Births Said Reasons

U.S. Experiences Biggest Boom in_ Home Building —   - Says Housing Demanc High as Ever; Raise 80.000 Each Month: .

Housing Demand Stays Up   Biggest Winter Building Boom in History Brings No Slackening; Expert Expects It to Continue

Housing Demand Is Still High After Big Boom  _ Three-Month Period  Sets Record In  New Construction

Housing Demand Reported Still At Peak Despite Record Building Pace

Building Boom Makes Fitetes y; Demand Great   Record Housing Construetion Fails To Meet Needs, Report Declares

Demand for Housing Still At High Level   Need ‘Unabated’ Despite Building Boom, Says Claque

Housing Demand Strong  Winter Building  - Boom Greatest In   Winter Building Boom Greatest In Nation’s History

Reds Spoof US. Caplives  Dh ete ee be Bird die   Message to Buddies Given POWs; ‘Blame U.S. Impericlists’

GI's Well-Treated By Chinese Red Captors In Korea— Raleacad Amaricans Sinnly Detaile Mf Gteanda Enicad

Chinese Reds Free 27 Yanks In An Odd Move   Incident Is One Of Korean War's Strangest Stories

PPPPPDPLP PPL PPP PP PLP IPP AA Price of Steel Scrap Hits Record $46 a Ton

Radio Program Solves a Big Gap in Keeping the Blind Up to Date on Periodicals

Tax Message Due Soon >   Levy Blueprint For  War Program May Go To Congress Next Week

Action On All Requested Powers Soon   Republican Senators Say President’s Requests  Must Be Double-Check

Truman's Call for Tax ‘Substantial’ Increase Expected To Be Rushed

Members Agree New Powers for Truman Needed   Republicans Urge Cautious Study Of Most Controls

Solons to Give Truman Broad War Powers   Brief Debate Seen; GOP Senatars Warn Against ‘Nationalization’

Congress May Get Tax Hike Call By Next Week   Some Republicans Ask Cautious Study Of Truman Requests

BARKLEY RAPS GOP CHARGES   ‘Liberty vs. Socialism Slogan Attacked By Vice President

Demand GOP Tell: What Demo Laws Need Renealing.   Borkley Says Policies OF Republicans Aim. At Frightening Peobl

‘Shibboleths and Promulgations = =——S  Barkley Assails Dem Critic

‘GOP's Asked To Name Specifically ‘Democrat Laws They Want Repealed   Barkley Sounds Keynote Of Coming Congressional Campaign In A Fighting Jefferson-Jackson Day Speech Before Crowd Of 1.600.

Famous Tiger Trainer Is Clawed Badly By Enraged Animal   Mabel Stark Is Taken To Hospital Suffering From Right Arm Wound

Tiger Bites Famous Circus Performe:   Mabel! Stark Tried T Toke A Cub From _ Mother's Cage

WOMAN ANIMAL TRAINER BITTEN   Mabel Stark Severely Injured When Tiaress Closes Jaws on Arm

Tiger Bites Womar  Trainer Seriously  Victim, Celebrated Tamed Of Animals

TIGER ATTACKS FAMOUS TRAINER   MABEL STARK BITTEN ON ARM WHEN SHE LIFTS CUB FROM MOTHER'S CAGE.

OLD HOUSE RESTORED BY PARK COMMSSION   Played Leading Role During The Revolutionary War   ARMY STAFF WAS THERE

THOMPSON-NEELY HOUSE AT STATE PARK IS COMPLETELY RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL COLONIAL BEAUTY BY THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON CROSSING PARK COMMISSION

6 Sighted Alive After Plane Crash   R.A.F. Paratroopers’ Jump to Wreck Scene 18 Aboard Airliner

2 SETS OF PLANS IN COMMENCEMENT   Stadium to Be Setting I Weather Is Clear: Rain Will Move It Inside   ‘SERMON SUNDAY NIGHT

Stadium to Be Setting I Weather Is Clear; Rain Will Move It Inside   ISERMON SUNDAY NIGH]

 FIND BODY OF WOMAN— Suicide Note Leads To Discovery Of Murder —

Man’s Suicide Ne s Suicide Note Leads to Discovery Of Woman's Body Buried under Floor

Suicide Note Leads to Body Of Woman Buried at Saw Mill  St. Clairsville Deputy Links Slaying To Man Who Tock Own Life by Hanging

March Toward Jail Dispersed At Last Minute   Two Policemen Injured In Riot

Pittsburgh Fans Of Comics Stand In Line Sunday   Out-of-Town Papers Sold Out In Minutes; No Strike End Seen

Resume Negotiations  In Newspaper Strike  Conterees Say They're "Not Even Close’’

Pittsburgh Fans . Of Comies Stand dai        Out-of-Town ‘Papers’ Sold _ Out In Minutes; No Strike End Seen

South Koreans 30 Miles Over Border   American Troops Still Advance Below Parallel; Enemy  Massing At Wonsan

South Koreans Roll 30 Miles On East Coast   First North Korean Town Captured by Republican Troops

Yangyang Falls After Juncture Of Allied Forces        Capital (nm  s Pushing -~WVers Light Resistance

Reds Silent on Ultimatum   Communist China Promises to Help, Await Moscow Orde:

Editors Blast Truman Policy  Center Attacks On  Damectic Praaram

Enemy Losses Estimated at $0,000 Men   Army Says South Korean Casualties Total About 37,000

t  af :  2  etre Conscription . ‘Red Korea Casualties  \Estimated At 50.000 Men

Red Casualtie: Estimated at 50,000 Men   South Korean ‘Losses Set at 37,000; Lid On American Toll

KKkKk KS  ARMY ESTIMATES NORTH KOREAN REDS HAVE 1nST 59.9000 MEN

Red Losses Estimated at 50,000 Men  South Korean Casualties Less

Balance Shifting To Allies Army Spokesman Estimates N. Korean: Have Lost 50000 Men In Invasion

American Casualties Withheld   South Korean Loss Fixed At, 37,000;  Invaders Suffering

North Korean Communists Lose 50,000   South Korean Casualty Total -Put at 37.000

Korean Invasion Costly; U.S. Toll Is Not Revealed   “Enemy Conscriptions Now on a Wholesale Basis, Army Reports

Foe’s Losses Estimated at 50,000 Men   Reds Reported Calling Civilians, ' Women, [8 te 40

Red Losses Are Put At 50,000   Army Estimates North Korean Casualties Ta Date.

Army Sets Red Losses At 50.000   South Korean” Casualties Are Estimated At 37,000 Men

Estimate North Korean Casualties at 50,000 Mark   “Wholesale Conscription” Includes Men and Women from 18 to 40, It Is Said.

Ferguson Hits Senators Who ‘Block Peace’  Takes Another Slap At Taft As Democrat

Nashua Textile Chief Votes For First Time In GOP Primary To Give Tobey Aid

Police Fear Gangsters To Take Own Vengeance, Against Slayers Of Pair  Believe Political Boss Killed For

St. Louis Star-Times Says Binaggio Practically Received His Death Sentence Last January

REPORT MADE   PERIUSES BROOKS   Silence of Underworld Ominous  As KC Killing Probe Pushed

Police Question Closes Friends of Charles Binaggio in Futile Efforts to Obtain Clews.   “DEATH SENTENCE” PASSED IN JANUARY   Newspaper Reports “Rubout’ Decision Reached in St. Louis by Gangsters  Seeking Privileges.

UNDERWORLD RETICENCE IS FEARED   Police Work Around Clock in Effort to Break Binaggio Case

Police Search In Underworld  In 2 Slayings   Authorities Without Clues in Killing of Politico. Strong Arm

Underworld May Avenge Killings i in  Kansas City  Police Strive   Police Strive  To Avert Possible Blood Bath as Result of Deaths

Underworld Is  Ominously Silent  After Slaying Authorities Fear  Gangland Style Of Retribution Due

Philadelphia In Tizzy As Series Finally Arrives  35-Yeor Wait; Shibe Pheevlk fo A Callens .

Yanks Favored As Series Opens At Shibe Park  Capacity Crowd of 33,166 Expected, —  Philly in Eranvy

Red Surrenders  May Indicate  Speedy Peace Enemy Troops Giving Up In Every Sector

ECUNES tar wae         Lass Communist Surrenders Ex pected on Korean Front

WHOLESALE SURRENDER Mounting Red Defection: - Spur War End Hopes

Hundreds Quit Fight In Single Day, but  -. Bitter Fray Goes On; High Officer Gives Up

Building Credit Curbs Imposed   Korean Crisis Cited in Move to Add To Vital Construction Stock

Three Are Hurt In Accident Here Friday Afternoon   Two Automobiles Collide At Busy  Street Intersection

LINK BODY 10 EX-B.H. MAN   South Haven Police Press Identification of  Laké Victim

Abandoned Car May Leac To Identity   Vehicle Registered By H. A. Palmer, Say South Haven Police

Bridges Claims ‘Master’ Soviet  Spy in Country   Hoover Testimony May Be Signal for Truman Ruling to Committee

Senator Claims ‘Master Spy’ Planted by Reds   “Using Our State Department as He Wills’, Says New Hampshire Republi can; Hoover Against Opening Files.

“MASTER SPY” AT WORK HERE, BRIDGES SAYS   Is Using State Department As He Wills, Sen ator Declares   FBI OPPOSED TO DISCLOSING DATA

TRUMAN NOW EXPECTED 10 RULE ON MOVE   McGrath Backs Stand; ‘Master Spy’ Seen At Work in Govt.

FBI Chief Opposes Opening of Secret Files Would Cripple  Agency, He Says McCarthy Faces

German Reds Use Stooges. _   ¥Y, rot bk a Wat Wael anc R.nak.   Young Workers Ready: For Whitsun Weekend

Comunie Youth: Use Stooges To Stage Tr jeks  Old Carnival Act Put On As Part Of  Py eee eee

Young East German Reds In Rehearsal   May Day Celebration First Event Of Communist Group

Oil Work For Stephens At Lowest Ebb   Little Activity In Fields During Past Week

Nineleen Slayings Go Unsolved in Last Four Years  Kansas City’s Record Black.—Even Reward Offers Are Failures.

19 UNSOLVED MURDERS   Reported In Wanwae City, Moy Sine January 22, 1948

Three Judges Find No Error In Water Case   Declare Evidence Warrants Decree On Maumee Basin

Appelate Court Upholds Creation Of Conservancy   Legal Counsel For Objectors Indicate Case May Be Carried To Ohio Supreme Court -

Support-Less Hog Market Holds Firm    Fewer Sales Are Reported at  Chicago; No Selling Stamp ede Exnected

Sea, Air Forces Strike Far Back Of Enemy Lines   Seizure of Island By South Korean Navy Perils Reds

LAND, SEA, AIR FORCES BLAST COMMUNISTS    South Koreans Land On Yellow Sea  Island

Vishinsky Claims Japanese Troops Fought in Korea   Soviet Minister Says U.S. Used Nipponese Aaainst the Reds

KKKKK* BEDROOM INVADER RUNS  INTO HORNET'S NEST AS HE FACES BOSTON WOMEN

The Common Cold, About W hich Doctors Know Less and the Laymen Know It All   FBI’s Hoover Remembers Young Friend at Newton

The Common Cold, About Which Doctors Know Less and the Laymen Know It All

Fierce Batlle Expected When Two Forces Mee!  Advances Mede By Allies On Most Gf War's Perimefer

Red Column Hurrying South from Manchuria  Lyell .. A. ... TT...   Others Move Up From Southeast Weakening Force In That Sector

AU. Tank Red Convoy Moving From North   Enemy Defense Lines Falling Apart As U.S.-Allied Forces Gain On All Fronts

SET UP TIGHT SCHEDULE FOR ATOMIC RACE   vu. S. Lets $100,000,000 Con tract in Rush Without Competitive Bids.

itomic Power uilding Has et Schedule   Letter By Lilienthal Says U. S. Cant Waste Any Time

S. PUSHES ENERGY RACE   H-Bomb Included In Program, Lilienthal Letter Yinte

U.S. Sets ‘Tight Time Schedule For Atom Powel   Letter From Lilientha Reveals ‘No Delay’ in Building Strenath

BOMB BUILDING PUSHED IN U.S.   Lilienthal Letter Tells Of Plan for Speed

Sen. Cain Agrees Not To Fillibuster Against Measure   Bid to Send Plan Back to Committee Is Rejected 44 to 25

Rent Bill _ Threatens 2nd Senate Marathon   Senators To Vote  on Motion To Send” Extension Bill Back to Banking Committee

Truman Has No Knowledge Whatever Of Flying Saucers, White House Says

President Denies Any Knowledge That U.S. ls Building 'Saucers' -

28 Dead When Airliner Falls   One Person Survives London Suburb Crash

Plane Crashes Into London Homes, 26 Die   Lone Survivor ‘From Twin-Engine Airliner Smash

Twenty -eight Die in Cr: -ash  Of an Airline!   Twin Engined Liner Cracks up  In London Suburb

Lone Survivor Of Commercial Air Disaster   British European Airways Announces Death of 28 In Fatal Accident Today

Briish Airliner Crash Kills 28   Plane Catches Fire After Engine Fails

28 Of 29 Die In Plane Crash  Near London   Twin-Engine Liner Wrecks In Suburb In British Tragedy

Air Liner Hits a London House in Crash Killing 28   One of Two Engines Fails Shortly After Takeoff for Glasgow.

Airliner Crashes In London Suburb  Kilts 28 of 29 Persons Abserd; Caught Five in Ail

Engine Fails over London   Twin-Engine Ship Crashes in Home, One Survives

28 Die When Plane Crashes   Twin-Engined British Airliner Burns; Only One Person Survives

BRITISH AIRLINER CRASHES, KILLING 28 NEAR LONDON   Only One Man Survives After Glascow-Bound Craft’s Engine Fails

Airliner Falls Near London, 28 Are Killed   Engine Failure Causes Disaster; Infant Among Dead

28 Persons Die In Plane Crash Near London   One Survivor Reported in Disaster That Happens Shortly After Take-off

28 Persons Killed In Airplane Crash Outside of London   Failure of Engine Following Take-Off Said to be Cause

London Plane Crash Kills 28  Falters On Takeoff, One Man Survives

28 Lost In ‘Plane Crash  In London   All On Board But One Killed: Craft Enroute To Glasgow; Lands In Garden

Indiana GOP Bosses Suffer. At Convention    Organization Choices’ Thumped Badly By Rebellious Delegates’ :

FLOOD AND FIRE SWEEP THROUGH STRICKEN TOWN   Crooksville, Ohio, Ravaged By Disaster With Heavy Loss — Two Famihes Missing.

Two Families: Missing; Homes: Are Swept Away  Heavy Damage in   Heavy Damage in. Pottery-Making Area’

2 Families Missing In F lash Flood   Disaster Sweeps Small Ohio Town

Flash Flood — Breaks Dam * InOhio Town   Two Families Missing With Hames Swept Away ”   IN CROOKSVILLE   Disaster Follows Cloud. burst With Damage Esti. mated at $1,250,000.

TOWN OF 3,000 IN OHIO STRUCK BY FLASH FLOOD   Two Families Missing Fire Razes Potteries In Crookaville

Fire Destroys Two Potteries During Cascade   Damage Set af Over - Million Dollars; 2 Sainilies Missing

Dam Breaks And Kiln Explodes: Town Wiped Out   Two Families Missing In Flash Flood; Damage Hizh.

Crooksville, 0. Community Hit By Flash Flood   Two Families Missing, Over $1,250,000 Damage Reported

Explosion, Fire Level 2 Potteries   Two Families Missing After Miah Water Sweeps Homes Away

Dam Breaks, 2 Potteries Burned Down   Two Crookaville, O. Families Missing After Their Homes Are Swept Away

Flash Flood Breaks Dam At Crooksville   Water Explodes Huge Kiln, Sets Fire That Destroyed 2 Potteries

Disaster Strikes In  Ohio Town   Flash Flood, Explosion And Fire Cause Heavy Damage In Pottery Making Community

OHIO FLOOD BREAKS DAM, STARTS FIRE   [wo Families Missing: Pottery Kiln Explodes Following Cloudburst

Two Crooksville Plants Destroyed As Dam Breaks   Z Families Said Missing; -Water Explodes Kiln; Lees Over Two Million

Creek Dam Gives Way To Waters After Cloudburst   Two Families Are Missing; Pottery Plants Are Burned

Avalanche of Water Hits Crooksville, 0., After Dam Breaks During Heavy Cloudburst.  DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT OVER MILLION

Town Engulfed as  Flood Breaks Dam  Two Families Missing After Disaster Hits Community in Ohio

FLASH FLOOD, FIRE WRECK POTTERIES      Loss Is Set At $1,250,000 In Crooksville  FIVE HOUSES      Washed Away At Rose Farm: Two Families Missing After Dam Breaks

Water And Fire Cause High Loss As Dam Breaks. Cloudburst Cuts Wide  Swath Through State; Two Potteries Burn:

Drop Request OSU Officials Testify  Recess Heer Murder Case Until Monday

EISENHOWER SAYS MILITARY BUDGETS NEED WATCHING   General Declares Huge Ex  penditures May Bleed  : Natian’s Eresnomyu

Big Expenditures Unwatched Might Destroy Nation   Lists Future Problems As Character Of Medical _ Care, Educational System, Industrial Strife,  High Tax Drain. Unbalanced Budget

Gen. Ike Warns Arms Spending  May Ruin U.S.   Huge Military Expenditures Necessary But Dangerous, He Tells Grads

Huge Military Spending Necessary, but--Eisenhower Warns of Bleeding U.S.Economy

Huge Arms Spending Is Necessary But Provides Economic Peril: ‘Ike’

‘Eisenhower Says Military Spending Necessary But Must Be Watched

Graduates Told U.S. Must Nof Bleed Economy   Warning of Inflation That Nullifies All Gains Sounded Today

Eisenhower Warns Of Arms Spending  Military Funds Must Be Watched,  Bie, Wl esse fi asselcsmtes

Gen. Eisenhower Warns Against Lavish Spending   Says Military Expenditures Are Necessary, But If-Unwatched May Bleed U. S. Economy

lke Warns That Military Spending Can Bankrupt U. 5  Huge Expenditures

Huge Costs May Bleed  Economy   Eisenhower Says They Could Destroy That Which We Seek To Prntect

Kisenhower Cites Arms Race Cost   Unwatched Military Expenditures May Destroy What We Seek to Protect   WOULD UP BUDGET   Nation’s Danger Lies in Wrong Answers as Well As World Revolution

Needful But Could Destroy   Says Right Answer Needed To Provide for Needs Without Wrecking Economy

Urges Close Watch Over U.S. Budget   General Concedes Military Spending Will Stay Heavy

U. 5. ECONOMY ENDANGERED, HE STATES   General Stresses Problems Faced By Graduates   “WRONG ANSWERS”   Could Destroy American Way Of Life, Says Head Of Columbia

Eisenhower Sees Huge Military Expenditures Necessary Bat Dangerous

Problems Facing Graduates Outlined By Eisenhower In Speech at Columbia

Urges Check On Spending For. Defense   Should be Watched Closely, Eisenhower Asserts   DANGER SEEN   Calls Expenditures Necessary But They Could Bleed Nation's Economy.

Ike Tells Graduates Of Defense Costs  Military Expenditures Called One of Biagest U. S. Problems

Warning Is Issued By Eisenhower   General Says Huge Spending Necessary, But Is Problem

MILITARY COST WARNING GIVEN   Eisenhower Says That Ex: cessive Expense Would Threaten Nation’s Economic Life.

Eisenhower Fears Unwatched Arms Spending by U. S.   Might) Bleed Econony Badly, He Advises Graduating Class at Colambia

AUTO SMASHED, DRIVER BRUISED R unaway Engine Roars  Through Four Suburbs

Veteran Czech Red Is Ousted From Cabinet   Clementis Succeeded By Moscow-Backed Vice Premier Siroky

MARINE JET PLANE CRASHES NEAR LEBANON   Pilot Killed; Wreckage Scat tered Over Area of 40 Acres.

PLEADS GUILTY IN CONNECTION WITH ACCIDEN'   Wayne C. Hess Involved In Mishap Fatal To Three Students   LODGED IN JAIL IN DEFAULT OF BOND

Communist Losses Ar Heavy at Sea; Many Invacders Killed   FIGHTING IN PROGRESS   Report Luichow Peninsula “Bee-Hive of Military Activity”

CHINESE REDS ARE ASHORE ON HAINAN ISLAND   But Nationalists Claim Half of Force Killed In Nicht Sea Battle

Red Toehold On Hainan   Chinese Say Invasion Forces Suffer Heavy... Tosser Rut Soma Tand

Chinese Reds Make Landing Qn Hainan   After Heavy Losses At Sea; Nationalist Troops Attacking

Nationalists Report Many Killed In Successful Landing Attempt   Chiang’s Airplanes Pound Mainland   100 Junks Reported Sunk In Attack On Island Fort. reas OFF Coast

REDS ESTABLISH BEACHHEADS ON HAINAN ISLAND   Most of Invasion Force Killec As Chinese Nationalists Meet Attack

Red Invaders Win Toehold On Hainan   Despite Heavy Losset at Sea, Communists Struggle Ashore in Big Drive

Nationalists Report Their Navy Sank More Than Half The Red Junks Involved In Effort

Red Invaders Gain Precarious Toehold On Hainan Island   Most of Red Forces Killed Say Nationalists

Heavy Losses Are Suffered; Fighting Rages   “arly Reports Say Large Number Of Invaders Killed; More Than Half Of Sea Forees Sunk

Air, Ground Attacks Hit Red Invaders  Toehold Gained After 6 Earlier —— *N-Fated Tries

Chinese Reds Invade Chiang Stronghold   Have Precarious Toehold on North Coast of Hainan Island

Reds Gain Ground On Hainan Island  Communist Lossen Are Heavy at Sea; Many Invacers Killed  FIGHTING IN PROGRESS   FIGHTING IN PROGRESS

Red Invaders Gain Hainan Beachhead   Chinese Commies Suffer Heavy Losses During 10-mile Sea Crossing

Heavy Losses Are Suffered In Sea Attack   Severe Fighting Seen After Reds Make Crossing in 200 Junks

CHINESE REDS LAND ON HAINAN   HAVE A PRECARIOUS TOEHOLD, SUFFERED HEAVY LOSS AT SEA

Cost of Living Curb Sought   Labor Chiefs Opposing Stabilization Of Wages in Truman Conference

WARNING GIVEN TO COMMUNISTS BY GORDON GRAY   Newly Inaugurated UNC Chief Says They Aren't Welcome At Any Of Three Universit y Branches.

Bad Weather Back Again  Cald and Snaw (Chillc   Cold and Snow Chills ' Northern States; Flood   Menaca in Tannaccaa

Wintry Weather In Some Areas  Northern Great Plains And New England

Russians Set $20 Billion For Defense Needs  Figure Towers Over U.S. Bid; Total Called Decline Over Postwar

Eh DDL AA,  Spends More Than U.S. For Defense  Fixes Budget At $19,850,000,000 _

Soviets Set $20 Billion  For Defense   Figure Above U. S. Cold War Expense

Total Is 18.5 Per Cent of Year's Outlay   Stalin Is Applauded As Finance Chief Raps at U. S., Britain

Will Take Eighteen Per Cent Of Budget   Soviet Union Sets Aside $19,850,000,000 For Armed Forces; Truman Asked Congress For $13,028,000,000

West Target Of Blast By Russ Leader   19 Billions Will Be Set Aside, Revenue Decline Is Forecast

Big Russ Defense Budget   But $19,850 Million Figure Is Only 18.5"; Of Budget; In U.S. De. fense Takes 206'°° Cut

Soviets Spend 19 Pct. on War  $19 Billion Military Expenditures Claimed cut, But Still Above U.S.

Huge Figure Is 18 Per Cent Of National Budget  timates Place It $6 Bie n Above U.   Estimates Place It $6 Billion Above U. S. Total.

RUSS DEFENSE BUDGET BARED   Soviets To Spend Nearly 20 Billion On ‘Armed Forces.

Russia Allots $19 Billions For Defense   Budget Message Includes Usual Lies About the  United States

Soviets Sef Aside Big Sum For Military  Over 19 Billions Wi   Over 19 Biilions Will Be Spent By Reds On Defenses

Reds Spend $19 Billions For Defense   Budget Tops U. S. Figure By $6 Billions

More Than That of U.S. A.   Figure Announced Today by Soviets’  caw KATatebae

SIX BILLIONS ABOVE U.S. FIGURE   Amounts Based On Official Value Of Ruble      Announces Sum To Russian Parliament At Joint Meeting Tuesday

Soviet Budget Is Announced   Russians Will Spend $19.8 Billion For Defense This Year

Russia To Spend Over 19 Billion On Defense  Finance Minister   Finance Minister Charges U.S., British With Aaqaression

Soviets Set High Figure  For Defense   Stalin Is Present For Announcement  OF Budeet I

REDS: TO SPEND BILLIONS  Soviet Union Claims Defense Budget Is Under1940 Figures

Russia Plans Huge Amount For Defense   Total of $19,850,000,000 Set Aside at Moscow   MEETING HELD   Finance Minister Zverev Reveals it Comprises 18.5 Per Cent of Budget.

DEFENSE GIVEN 18 PER CENT OF SOVIET BUDGET   Fund Equivalent Of $19,850,000,000 Is Being Set Aside

Red Defense Costs Mount   Soviet Finance Head Announces Budgeting

Soviet Total Exceeds U. $. By §6 Billions   Politburo Minister Attacks Britain and U. S. In Report

Reds List $19 Billion For Defense   Russia’s Budget Figure Higher Than That of U.S.

Russia Reveals $19 Billion Set Aside For Defense   18 Per Cent Of Her 1950 Budget To Go  For Armed Forces

Russia Budgets Nearly $20 Million For Year's Defense   Claim It Isa Decline In Its Military Spending

SOVIET BUDGET FOR MILITARY {S OVER $19 BILLION    Russion Finance Ministe! Charges U. S. Spending $32 Billion for War.

RED BUDGET DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT   19.5 Per Cent of Appropriation for 1950 To Be Used In Military Preparedness   REVENUE SHOWS DROP

Russ Plan Nearly $20 Billion Arms  18.5% of Budget Set Aside for Defense— “Bludgeon”’ Assailed

U. S. DENOUNCED AS SOVIET SETS MILITARY COS (S   Red Finance Minister Announces ‘‘Defense’’ Outlay Reaching Nearly 20 Billion Dollars.

NEXT GOVERNOR: They’re Already Talking About Next Chief Fxecnutive

Ike Says He'll Serve If He’s Given Job As  European Commande   “Still A Soldier”, Eisenhower Asserts O; Eve Of Meeting With Truman; Defense Heads Expected To Name Him

‘Ike’ May Take Command Post   General Would Accept A: Chief Of All Allied.  Forces

Shift Main Offensive From Taegu Front to East Coast, Advance to Within Eight Miles Of Pohang Against South Korean Defenders

Reds Point New Drive At Pohang   South Koreans Forced Back 2 Miles South Of Town of Kigye.

Prime Minister And President Continue Talks   British Leader Seeking Diplomatic Settlement

TOP DEFENSE OFFICIALS TO SEE TRUMAN   Johnson Refuses To Discuss Change In Formosa Policy

Defense Chiefs Report To HST  Security Plan For U. S.. Pacific Eyed

Bicault Fails To Get Vote Of Confidence   Assembly Action May Prove Blow To Schuman Plan   Defense Chiefs Back in U. S.

Top Defense Chief Return from Talks In Japan, Asia   Will Report to Truman on Needs For U. S. Security

DISASTER ANNIVERSARY — Forest Fire Claimed 29  Lives 40 Years Ago Today

‘RIOT ACT’? READ Multi-Billion Aid Bill  Passage Being Awaited   THE AMENDMENT «wx

Expect Soviet To Reject Note   ‘Baltic Incident’ No Nearer Solution

Electrical Unions  In Showdown Today  G. E. Workers Vote; Red-Rule Key Issue

NEW ClO UNION MATCHED WITH UE FOR GE SPOT   Rival Electrical Unions Square Off Today For Nation’s Key Prize

RUSSIANS CEASE TRUCK BLOCKADE   Drop - Al Inspection of ‘Berlin-Bound Traffic.:

Russians End Baby Blockade Into Berlin   Promise Normal Traffic Into Disputed Capital Will Be Resumed

Russian Guards Drop Blockade  Berlin-Bound Trucks Given Free Passage

RUSSIANS DROP TRAFFIC CHECK   Soviet (frontier Guards Cease Theiv Efforts Toward Jittle Blockade In West Germany.

Wallace Makes Complete Denial Of Lewis’ Charges   Former Vice President Says He Had No Connection With Uranium Shinments   DENIES HE EVER USED INFLUENCE  /DMITT T WIA,

SPY PROBERS HEAR DENIAL AT HEARING   Ex-Vice President Declares He Didn’t Overrule Gen. Gravns

Wallace Denies Responsibility For Red Cargo   Says He Never Used Influence to Send Uranium to Russia

Boy Dies Beforé He Can Enjoy Early Christmas, Only Joy He Remembered

STEEL ARRIVES FOR STRUCTURE FOR CARBORUNDUM C0.   Structure To Be Erected Along Green Lane, Oppo- site Hunter-Wilson Plant   DETAILS ARE LACKING   Ground To Be Cleared and Foundations Built Before Erection Can Be Started

Heroic Gis Stage Own Counter Push  Eight Of Them Kill 20 To 40 Of Enemy Suffer No Losses

MORE INDO-CHINA AID SOUGHT U.S. Reported To Have Agreed To Arm Three French Divisions

Chinese Reds Moving Info Pyongyang   Americans May Try for Stand Around Seou!

All Ships Trading With China Reds Face Air Assault   Nationalists Warn Of Policy After Attacking U.S. Ships

China Leaders Warn American sedhip Owners    Nationalists Say Attacks To Continue On All Shipping

Nationals In Warning To All Shipping   Vessels Engaged In Red Trade To Be Subject To Attack

United States Vessels Again Plane Targets  Ships Peppered By Machinegun Fire

Chinese Nationalists Warn That All Ships  Trading With Communists Are Subject To Air Attacks: Two U. §. Freighfers Hit

Nationalists Warn Foreign Shipping  Traders with Reds Foce Air Assault

Nationalist _ Note Issued   Chinese Warn Ships Of Attack Dangers

Cninese Warn All Shipping   Say Vessels Trading In Red China Subject To Attack From Air

Ships Trading With Reds Are Said In Danger   Action Comes After Two U.S. Merchant Vessels Bombed And Strafed

Warning Is Issued by Nationalists  Vessels Trading witl Communists Will Be Subject to Assault

AllShips Going ToReds Warned By Nationalists  Action Comes After Attacks On American Marchant Vacealic

SHIPS WARNED  ARIFUI DV CLEIALA ANLYW DY UNINA   Vessels Trading With Communists ‘Subject To Air Assault’

Vessels Warned By Nationalists  ‘Communist Traders Subject To Attack

Two U.S. Ships Bombed—  Vessels Trading With Chinese Reds Subject To Attack. Say Nationalists

Senate Acts After Debate On Denfeld   Agree Admiral Is Well Qualified For Naval Past

Admiral Okayed Following Debate Over Denfeld   Confirmation Comes After Senator Reveals Ex-Chief's 'Resiqnation'

Austin Attacks Action in Korea By Chinese Reds  att’. Mwnoanaes   Malik Opposes Speaking Order At Hearina

Austin Set For Attack On Chinese In UN Today   American Delegate To Demand Reason  For Korean Action

Nearly Half Turned Down  In Draft Tests   Surgeon General Puts Out Figures On Avueoust Calle

Draft Reject Rate High    But Officials Believe Trend Will Change As Younger Men-are Called

Solons Want Europe to Ac   Must Speed Efforts To Rearm if U.S. Aid Is to Continue

Want Arms Guarantee   Solons Say Europe . Should Speed Own Defense to Get US Aid

EUROPEAN DEFENSE SPEEDUP DEMANDED   Aid Question Debated; Congress Engaged In Bitter Fight Over Foreign Policy

Notice to West Europe: Speed Own Defenses   If U.S. Help Is To Con: tinue; Acheson Attacks Hoover Ideas

Congress Tells Europe to Speed  Up Arms Moves   Acheson Leads Attack on Hoover's Hemisphere Program

Amidst Policy Battle 2 West Europe On Notice To ‘Speed Own Defenses’

West Europe Must Hurry for U.S. Help   Withdrawal Would Mean Quick Defeat, Acheson Tells U. S..

West Europe Must Speed  Own Defense   Congressmen Serve Notice That Defense Effort Must Be Increased if U. S. Aid Is to Continue.

WESTERN EUROPE GIVEN NOTICE TO SPEED DEFENSES   CONGRESS GIRDS FOR BITTER SCRAP ON FOREIGN POLICY

Acheson Answers Policy Critics   Demand West Europe Speec Own Defense Efforts

Europe Urged To Speed Own Defense Work   Large Segment Of Lawmakers Bock Proposal

Europe Warned It Must Help itself  a   Large Segment of Congress, and State  Department Have Malka Awa Paine mri

Overseas Policy A Burning Issue   Many Congressmen Fee Europe Must Want to Help Itself First   A’. BITTER STRUGGLE   Democrats Attack Hoover's Hemispheric Defense Proposal

‘West. Europe Urged To Speed Its Own Defense To Receive U.S. Aid

Western Europe Warned To Speed Defense Efforts   New U. S. Note Asking “Big Four’ Meeting Revealed; Congressmen Set Up Bitter Battle On Foreign Policy

Congress Warns Western Europe To Speed Up Its Own Defense Programs

W. Europe Told It Must Speed Defense Effort If It Wants U.S. Aid

Solons Demand Europe Help With Defense   Lawmakers Engaged In Bitter Battle Over Foreiaqn Policy

Europe Warned Push Its Affairs: Or Forfeit Aid   Congress Demands Speed Jn Arming 1€ It Wants Militars Assistance

—EUROPE MUST HELP ITSELF _ Cannot Expect U.S. Aid Without Show Of Arms

Europe Gets Notice to Speed  Its Own Defense   Isolation Would Hasten Conquest by Soviet, Acheson States

Overseas Policy A Burning Issue   Many Congressmen Fee Europe Must Want to Help Itself First

ONF. MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

Plan Blockade  Counter Move   U.S. Drafts Action If Bars Reimposed

Statement By Gen. MacArthu Is Suppressed  President Orders Formosa Statement   President Orders Formosa Statement To Vets Withdrawn

NAVY IS STUMPED   ‘No Precedent for Situation of Sail. } ar Who Is Also Legislator

Wars Navy's Cut Back Is Too Sharp  Austerity Budget Opvvoséed by      Austerity Budget Opposed by Admiral Sherman

Warns Navy's Cut Back Is Too Sharp  Austerity Budget   Austerity Budget Opposed by Admiral Sherman

Chief of Navy Mildly Protests Funds Slashing   Sherman s Cautious To Oppose Budget Of Defense Secretary

Tighten Up As to kxports  Be Applicable To Russia And Her Satellites

Tighten Exports to Red Nations   All Goods Shipped to 14 Countries Muct Be Licensed

Russia Hits UN  Action on Korea   UN Sends Arms Call To Member Nations

China Delegate Vote Declared To Void Action  Soviet Union Absence Also Pointed Out as Preventing Decisions

Reds Say U. N. Council Resolution For Aid To South Korea Is Illegal

Russia Declares Council's Resolution On Korean War ‘Has No Legal Force’

Russia Declares Security Council Resolution Illegal   Soviets Challenge Vote Recorded by Chinese Nationalist

SOVIETS CLAIM UNRESOLUTION LACKS LEGALITY   Chinese Delegate Had “No Lawful Right” To Vote, Tass Says   RUSSIANS BOYCOTTED COUNCIL MEETING

CONGRESSMEN SEEKING DATA ON H-BOME  Lilienthal, Atomie Energy Commissior Called to “Urgent’ Meeting.

Lawmakers Seek Data On H-Bomb   Atomic Experts Get Call To Attend  Closed Session

The Greatest Story  30 Pieces Of Sliver Given To Judas For Betraying Christ

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Judas Plots Against Jesus With Leaders

LOWER PRICE MOVE PROPOSEL   Sawyer Urges Business Give Up Some Profits, Labor Some Pay Demands

C. C. Will Meet Thursday For Regular Session   Musical Program Will Be Presented After Dinner By Students

C. C. To Hold Regular Meet Thursday Eve   Supt. K. T. Cook To Show Film Following The Business Session

BLUE CHIP SALES PUSH MARKET. UF   Some Top-Quality Stocks Bring Highest Figures In Many Years

Soviet-Made Jets Joinin. Korean War   Battle toa Draw With U.'S.

$145 Million For MeNary Dam Asked   Nearly $200.000.000 for Reclamation and Power Projects in Washington And Oregon Requested

Attack With Rockets For 25 Minutes   Four Hostile Columns Now Across Han River While Fifth Spearhead Moves East To Wontu

Red Tanks  Halt Advance Of American Infantrymen   No Serious Progress By North Koreans; Fighting Sporadic

War Games To Climax   U. S. Air, Sea, and Land Forces ‘Invade’ Isle off Puerto Rico

U.S. Forces Strike at ‘Enemy’ in Maneuvers   1,000 Paratroopers Lead Invasion in Caribbean Games

Advances To $4 A Share Scored   First Response To U. S. Mobilizetion

AEC Unveils Project To Develop A-Subs  Engine Construction May Start At Arco Station in Late ’50

ATOM ENGINE FOR NAVY GETS TOP PRIORITY   Vast U. S. Research Program Revised  By AEC

Atomic Engines For U.S. Subs Given Priority   A.E.C. Announces Project; Program Expansion Is Noted

Atomic Sub EngineGets High Priority  -@QL_L. IL rT.   AEC Also Announces Shake-Up To Speedup Development Of H-Bomb

Smoke Suffocates Victims of Third Sanatorium Blaze  Scores of Others Saved in Tragedy Near Philadelphia

SOME PERISH STRAPPED TO STONE BUNKS   Others Caught Behind Barred Doors; 80 Injured or Falled hy Smnke.

9 PATIENTS TRAPPED IN BLAZE, DIE   Mental Patients Strapped ‘to Sanatorium Bunks in Locked Rooms Perish in Philadelphia Fire.   INMATE ADMITS HE SET BLAZE   Two Firemen, 80 Patients Overcome by Smoke;  _ Rescuers Rip ‘Off Window Mesh, Save Scores.

9 Die as Fire Rages in Wing Of Sanatarium.   80 Others Overcome, Injured; Nurses, Staff Prevent Panic

Patients Suffocate  In Big Fire   Nine Die in Sanatorium Last Night As Firemen Battle Raging Blaze   Barred Windows;Confined Inmates Make Task of Rescue Very Difficult

80 PATIENTS, OTHERS HURT IN NIGHT FIRE   Several Of Victims Considered Violent Strapped To Bunks

PATIENT ADMITS SETTING BLAZE AT PHILADELPHIA   SOME VICTIMS WERE STRAPPED TO BEDS IN VIOLENT WARDS

Truman, State Dept. Disagree On MacArthur's Authority  Nan't San Evotr.ue an Candine

hdd ae a = ae  State Department, Truman Disagree  On Crossing 38th

European Farmers Must Mechanize To Get On Economic Feet, U.S. Farm Youth Report After Tour

PUPREME COURT ISSUE ——— eee     U.S. Faces $14 Billion Indian Claims

N-P Now Has The Newest In Wirephote   ‘Miracle’ Machine Brines Pictures

FEPC Bill Runs Info Fresh Snags  IIIness And Recess Block Taking It Up

SEE FARM PROBLEM CHANGE. TO KEEPING PRICES DOWN   Re VINCENT 7 RIURKE

MacArthur To Determine Draft Call   Joint Chiefs Will Act According to His Request

Draft Call Has Been Authorized   Number Of Mén Neces‘sary To Draft Depends On MacArthur's Esti. mate Of Needs

AWAIT REPLY IN WASHINGTON   Tokyo Commander Asked To Tell Joint Chiefs How Many Men Are Needed.

MacArthur's Requirements  Will Decide How Many  Youths Will Be Drafted

Otticials See Veteran Dralt By Mid-1951   Full Mobilization of Manpower Is Urged Ry Senator Johnson

Airliner with 22 Aboard  Vanishes in Mountain Storm   Snow and Clouds Hamper Search for Plane After Explosion Heard Near Butte. Mont.

Air Liner With:22 On Board Missing  Blizzard Prevents Search in Montana

Airliner Bearing 22 Disappears In Snow Over Rockies   Six Women and Two Children Aboard IIfated Plane

Blizzard Blocks Search for Airliner in Montanan  Plane With 22 Aboard Missino

Airliner With 1? Aboard Lost  Plane Vanishes Int  @.. 4 ge 0d lM

Madison County Judge Gives Opinion Use of Highway Police Against Gamblers is Unconstitutional.   ) ORDERS RETURN OF HYDE PARK CASH   Rules Authority of Highway Police is Limited to Enforcement of Motor Vehicle Laws.

RULES STATE POLICE RAIDS ARE ILLEGAL   Madison County Judge Gives Opinion Use of Highway Police Against Gamblers is Unconstitutional,   ’ ORDERS RETURN OF HYDE PARK CASH   Rules Authority of Highway Police is Limited to Enforcement of Motor Vehicle Laws.

Be ea, haere caiaiet ccnpomegeny aie a ion copra TT Farmers Report  Weevil Control

British Ships Hammer Inchon Port   Excellent Results Obtained in Fierce Shelling

British Ships Blast Inchon  ‘Excellent’ Results Reported By Navy

Fight Looms  In Carolina   Thurmond, . Johnson to Face TDerision of Voters

South Carolina Stages Primary   Democratic Battles Today Create Interest

‘States’ Rights Champion Seeks Seat ‘In Senate at South Carolina Polls

Aid to Cities Top Issue for Special Session   Rent Control Bill Expected to Be Considered Early

‘Pearl Harbor Of Survival’ Confronts IS Now. Former Air General Asserts

General Warns Russia To Use  Atomic Bombs  Sees U. S. As Poorly Organized To Combat,

Pearl Harbor Of Survival Faced By United States,  Eagles Warned At Parley

Pictures U. S. As Sitting On Dynamite Keg   Gen. George Sees Russ Atom Attack When Time Opportune

“The Greatest Story Ever Told” A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Live

RUSSIAN ROULETTE KILLS JAMESTOWN COLONIST   Dr. Allison Wm. Bunkley Shot In Princeton, N. J.   Third Risk Proves Fatal to Pro: fessor Son of Retired Rear Ad ymiral at 25th. Birthday Party

Anticipates Greatest Gains in Practical Development of Atomic Power During 1950

House-Senate To Take Up Bills On Europe Aid  Floor Action Near   Floor Action Near In Both Houses On Funds For Europe

‘American Soldiers Turn Over fo Reds ‘German Once Held ‘As Soviet Prisoner

Truman Says He'll Push Civil Rights   Lashes Out at Republican-Southern Democrat Coalition.

Calls tor Showdown  [Truman to Press for Passage  ‘Of Touchy Civil Riehts Bill

Showdown On Civil Rights Is Imminent   Truman Firm On His Original Stand On Touchy Principle

Lord and Dispatcher Kept Track Clear, Says Engineer of Runaway Diesel Enaine

DIESEL ENDS WILD DASH — Milwaukee Locomotive Runs  Wild After Hitting Truck

CREW ASKS LORD FOR A CLEAR TRACK  Going Down Grade, 60 Miles an How

SPIRIT LAKE'S UNOFFIGIAL 23 “ orperwc qh   Freezing Weather Grips lowa and Forecast Still “Very Cold.”

Tito Joins U.S. In Fight With  Russians Reds   Gives Full Support to Battle Spread of Communism

See Tito Definitely With West   Praises U. S. for Food Aid; Raps” ‘Provocation’ .by Soviet Satellites

Yugos Line Up With U.S. In Cold War   Tito Publicly — - Praises America For First Time

YUGOSLAVIA LINES UP WIT UNITED STATE   Premier Marshal Tito Publicly Praises America for Aid Promised Country,

Tito Promises Ful Support For Uncle Sam   Yugoslavia Lines Up Squarely With Ui, $ In War Gn (é8¥ecsion

Tito Lines Up Yugoslavia  On U. S. Side   Promises Support Against Soviet If America Aids In Drought

Tito Lines up With U.S., Hits Red Aggression   Promise of Food, Korean Victory Wins Yugoslavs

FARM BUREAU, GRANGE AROUSED Se assesnsnmn aurcomutuecmesme somes cece  Ohio’s Farm Vote Bounces To Front In Senate Race

Ohio Farm Vote Comes to Fore In Campaigns   Farm Bureau And Grange Both Get Into Ballot Act

Governor Relays Tip Leading fo St. Louis Raid   Arrest Two. Reportedly Doing Nation-wide “Bockie”

 SOLONS PEOPLE RAISE QUESTIONS  Reasons Presented for Not Using A-Bomh

Gunman Starts riunger Sirike  Jersey Salesman, 26 Admits Slaying 5

Berserk Slayer Goes on Hunger Strike in Jail   Two Guards Keep Constant Watch — On Young Killer

ASHLEY TRUCK DRIVER KILLED IN MISSOURI   AUTO TRANSPORT VEHICLE PLUNGES INTO DEEP RAVINE

Defeat Seen In Revamping   Three Proposals May Feel  Ave of Trnman Foes

13 Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic  Excellent Weather   Excellent Weather Brings Drivers Out

OPPOSED TO REDS   Dr. Orient Les Gives Potent Advice at Rotary Club Luncheon

Fardamental Poiats Raissd Momentous Questions Fae Tligh Court on Orening

Vital Rulings Face Tribunal In New Tern   Decisions on UT. 8S. Reds Involve Basie Rights Under Damnrranv

TICKLISH QUESTION. - Top Reds’ Appeal Waits  New High Court Term

Communism Issue Before high Tribunal  Sunreme Court AAay   Supreme Court May Decide On Weighty National Questions

Supreme Court Opens Today Faced With Knotty Cases Of Communism In Americc

-_— Ruling . ~ Faces High Court   Important, Legal Ques tion To-Come:Upiin. Eall Session

SUPREME COURT FACING KNOTTY CASES ON REDS   Legal Questions On Com. munist Aims And Opera. tions To Be Answered   HISS AND COPLON  APPEALS PENDING

Supreme Court Starts New Term  Communist Questions  Face High Tribunal

NEW TERM WILL BEGIN TODAY Momentous Legal Questions On Red Aims Facing Supreme Court

SET TO VOTE ON WINE BIL   State Senate. Expected To Aid Ailing Grape  _Jadustry .

Seven Bills Up For Action In Legisiature  Wine industry Seek Help in Lansing

Scouts Meet In Dedication  Of Democracy   World Friendship Theme Of National Jamboree At Valley Forge, Pa.

Urges Free Nations To  Resist Reds   President Makes Appeal For Heavy Vote Tomorrow

TRUMAN TALKS IN HOME TOWN   Ceromonies Dedicate Liberty Bell — President Says Leaders of Communist Imperialism Have World Conquest as Thelr Goal.

Red Leaders » Charged With [World Attack   Truman Warns: Free Notions Must Stand Together. to Survive

Truman Raps Air Arms Plan As Too Costly   Government Doesn’t Have Money At This Time, President Says

Truman Against 10 Air Groups, Newsmen Told   Appoints Spofford Acheson Aide; Mum On Lausche’s Stand   Lausche Heads U. §. Governors: Favors Toll Roads Or Gas Tax Hike

U.S. TROOPS SEND PATROLS AFTER ENEMY   All Korean Fronts Reported Quiet As Lines Hold Firm

Taejon Front Fighting Now at Standstill..   No Major.Activity Since Monday: Due to Steady Defense:

— DELAY IN U. N. FOUGHT—  Order Chinese Out of Korea Now. U. S. Asks

U.S. DEMANDS CHINA REMOVE KOREAN ARMY   fouchy Problem Heads Agenda of U. N. Security Council’s Session Today.

Urge U.N. Action On Red China   U. S. Presses Council  To Order Chinese Red Armies Out Of Korea

WANTS CHINA OUT OF KOREAN WAR AT ONCE   ‘Tells UN to Make Order Without Waiting for Talks

‘Newspapers Lead Other Media in Advertising Gains During December

GRANGE BACKS PRISON LABOR   Pass Resolution Favoring Making Prisoners Work On Public Projects

Congress Will Keep Watch Or U.S. Strategy  To Scan Closely Moves To Commit American Troops

JOHNSON ASKS HST FOR GO-AHEAD Oe Training For All Youths Proposed

Legislation Asks Training of All Youths   Would Include Those Unfit for Military Service

Truman Asked tor Go-Ahead On Legislation to Train All Youths, Including Those Unfit For Military Service

FIRE HITS A FRAT HOUSE AT BALDWIN   Damage Amounting Nearly $15,000 Caused at Sigma Phi Epsilon  35 ESCAPE INJURY

FIRE HITS A FRAT HOUSE AT BALDWIN   Damage Amounting Nearly $15,000 Caused at Sigma Phi Epsilon

Childish Killer Isn't ‘Sorry’ She Shot Twin  14-Year-Old To Face Murder   14-Year-Old To Face Murder Charce for Deed

SORRY SHE. SHOT SISTER   Fresno, California High School Sophomor Kills . Sister; She Says She Has Secretly ‘Hated for Past Four Years. v3

Truman Declares He will Never Go To Moscow As United States President

No Moscow Trip, Says President   Truman in Vow of No Journey to Capital While in Office.

Truman Says He'll Never Go to Moscow As U.S. President  Yugoslavia Receives  U. §. Loan With Joy

esident Says Will Never To Moscew   ot Even For UN  estina In Russia

French Cut Back Frontier. Defense  “Near Red Chin:   One Outpost, Abandoned Civilians: ‘Are Evacuated From Border Town

French Clear KeyStronghold   Another Indochina Outpost Ahandoned to Reds

Mercy Killing Case Is Rested   Quick Presentation By State Surprises

U.S. Told Bars Must Be Lowered   Fast Action Asked If Europe Is To Be Economic Asset

ECA Warns United States Must Allow More Imports   Dollar-Hungry Western European Nations Are Hampered By Tariffs And Red Tape

McCarthy In New Attack On Acheson  Declares Aid To Korea Sabotaged

Alleges Aid to Korea Sabotaged  McCarthy Blames  Acheson Because Mon ~ ey Was Not Spent.

Throng From Blue Law Town  To a Hearing   Testimony Starts in Suit To Oust School Officials In Bethany, Oklahoma

Tiny Margin Separating Big Factions   Conservative Show Last-Minute Power

Corporation Profits Are Pouring Forth In a Record Flood   Are 51 Per Cent Greater; Threat of Excess Profits Tax Seen As Impetus

Profits Soaring In Corporations  51 Per Cent Gain Shown For Quarter

- 5. Earnings Pour Forth Tn Record Flood  Retroactive Excess   Retroactive Excess Profits Tax Could Whittle Ric Take

Corporation Gains Hit New Recore   Earnings Top 1949 Period by 51 Per Cent; Tax Is Taken Out

Profits Survey. Shows Increase   Corporations ‘Have 51 Percent More... Profits Than.in ‘49

Profits Show 51% Increase In 3rd Quarter   Retroactive Tax May Cut Record Earnings Of Corporations

Corporation Profits Pour In At Record Pace   Shadow Of Excess Levy Spurs Quartezly Earnings 51 Percent

PROFITS SWELL FOR INDUSTRIES   Corporation Profits 51 Per Cent Greater In Last Quarter — Tax Could Cut That Greath-

Corporation Profits 51 . Per Cent Greater For Last Quarter Than During 1949

Tax Threats  Are Pushing Up Earnings To New Peak   51 Per Cent Pickup Noted From Reports For Recent Quarter

PROFITS REACH RECORD HEIGHT   51 Per Cent Greater Thar For Same Quarter Last Year

Corporation Profits Pouring Forth In Record Flood Despite Tax Threail

Corporation Profits Up 51 Per Cent Over Last Year As Tax Threat Looms

Roads Blocked By Downpours; Homes Razed   Rusk County Feels Brunt Of Twister; Warning Sounded

Most Mines Will Reopen  Tomorrow   Coal Operators, UMW Agree On Basic Terms

NEW DEMANDS CIVEN OWNERS   Rebellious Miners Return to Pits On Monday

Most Miners To Be Back af Work Monday   Nation to Still Feel Fuel Pinch For Two Weeks

Labor Victory To Cause Big Slash Win For British Conservatives  Would Ease Marshall Plan Path

British Voters To Determine American Aid  Senators Say Vote Outcome To Affect Congress’ Mood

Congress Expected To Slash Aid Funds If British Labor Party Retains Power -

Cut in ECA Said Sure if Laborites Win  mf ... OW 2 2?   Congress Watching British Election, Senators Assert

GOOD FOOD   ELECTION WILL INFLUENCE AID   Heavy Cut Less Likely If Churchill Is Returned To Power

Three Ohio Boys Drown Under Ice  Bicyclist First To Break Through Ice

Senate To Get Appropriations Bill Tomorrow   Norris Promises ‘Balanced Budget’

Budget Bill Of Senate’s Fund Group Faced Today  Income Tax Slash   Income Tax Slash ‘Measure Expected To Create Quarrel

DRAFT BOARD CLAMPS DOWN ON RELEASES   First Group of 8 Inductees Leaves For Army Sept. 18

GEORGE A. GIDDENS OF. COOK COUNTY KILLED IN WRECK NEAR NASHVILLE

Malik Blasts U. S. Effort To Expand Korean War   Austin Denounces Russian Policy Of Inereneino I). N-Chinese Red Tension

Patrol Slays  Enemy   Soviet Officer Victim; Report Attacked By Malik

RUSSIA ATTACKS REPORT ON PLANE   U.N. HEARS ABOUT INCIDENT : ‘OFF KOREA — “PROVOCATIVE,” MALIK SAYS.

oviet Pilot tory lermed Provocative’  Russia Doesn’t Deny Incident

Fighters Down Plane Carrying Soviet Officer   Body of Lieutenant Taken From Sea by Destroyer Afier Aerial Baitle

Russ Hits U.S. Report to U.N. On Plane Case   Malik Calls Statement ‘Provocative’ in Not Denying Austin Claim

MALIK DOES NOT DENY ACTION Soviet Assails as Provocative ~ Report on Aircraft Shot Down

RUSSIA CALLS REPORT _ OF RED PLANE SHOT DOWN OFF KOREA ‘PROVOCATIVE?

‘Provocative, ’ Malik Brands U.S. Report to U. N. Council OnDowning of Red Warplane

“Cover Up” Tactics Charged By Malik After U. S. Report   Russian “Whiz Kid” Fails to Make Denial Of Soviet Plane Attack

Malik Scores U.S. Report On Incident   Claims Action in Security Council Is “Provocative.”

Malik Says U. S. Report Of Red Plane Downed Is  ‘Provocative Statement’   Declares M’Arthur And War Department Attempt To Cover Up American Efforts At Expansion Of Hostilities In Korea

Malik Sneers At U.S. Report Soviet  Plane Shot Down   Malik Assails As ‘Provocative Statement’ American Account Of Downing Red-Starred Plane, Finding Body Of Russian Officer

Malik Declares U.S. Report Of Air Attack ‘Provocative   Russian Says Statement Made By MacArthur To Cover Up Efforts To Expand Fighting

SHOOTING DOWN OF RED PLANE BEFORE COUNCIL   Report Not Denied By Soviet Representative  To U.N.   STATEMENT ASSAILED AS “PROVOCATIVE”

Red Airman Shot Down Over Korea By’ Allied Plane  Malik Fails to Deny Claim; i ne; nn oe ee i   Malik Fails to Deny Claim; Terms Report by U.S,  Provocative

Russia Calls U.S. Report Provocative   Soviet Officer Member of Crew Of Downed Plane

Malik Assails US. Report On Air Attack   Claims Charge Russ Officer in Crew ‘War Prevocative’

Milling Crowd Finally Stilled To Start Work  . Capehart-Jenner Men in Control:

Six Contests To Highlight GOP Meeting   ‘Convention Opens This Morn  ing; Leaders Try To Line _ Up Support for Six Minor  Office Candidates.

Mother Who Lost 2 Sons In War Heeds Plea To Let Third Go Back To Marines In Korea

Harry Bridges Appears for Sentence   “FacesLoss of: Citizenship, $15,000 Fine, Prison Term

Harrisburg Girl Still Missing  Student At Bryn Mawr   Student At Bryn Mawr College Vanished  Tast Evidaw.

Much Action At Tri-County GOP Picnic   Three More High State Officials To Attend, Firemen’s Contest And  Parade Will Entertain

Military Calls For More Men   Asks Drafting Speed Up In Race To Rearm Against Red Menace

—NATION RACING TO REARM— Draft Speedup Raises Quotas to 370,000 ©

MILITARY ASKS FASTER DRAFT   Races To Rearm Against Russian Menace, Ko-

Draft Calls Boosted By 78 Percent   Race To Rearm Against Growing Casualties, Russian Menace

DRAFT CALLS ARE BOOSTED   New Order Will Increase Quotas By 78% During  January-F ebruary

Army Almost Doubles Quota For Draffees  Buying Of Weapons To Be Hastened As

Military Calls For Increased, Faster Draft   78 Per Cent Increase Ordered For Coming Months; View High Casualties. Menace

Draft Boosted Sharply For Jan. and Feb.  80,000 to Be Called Each Month to Mee! Demand for Army

Induction Quotas Boosted by Army  First Calls in ‘51 To Take 160,000

Armed Forces Issue Call For More Draftees  Procurement of War Equipment Also  De e.. wi. =

Manpower Goal of 1,264,900 Is Sought by July 1—More Reservists, Guard Units Might Be Summoned Also for Duty

Draft Calls Increased To 370,000  Race to Rearm   Race to Rearm Against Soviet Menace Launched

See 78 Per Cent _ ‘Stepup In Draft ‘Next 2 Months   Declaration Of Emergency Would Quicken Pace; No: Figure Listed Here

Draft Calls  Upped Next Two Months   January, February. Quotas Increased By 78 Per Cent; Step Up Rearming

Nation Asks More Men,  Faster Pace  New Draft Order Increases Quotas By 78 Per Cent -

GOP, Solons Back Plans For Swift U. S. Buildup; Army Expands Draft Call

ARMY WILL CALL 160,000 MEN IN DRAFT STEP-UP   Quotas Increased To 80,000 Men In Both Januarv And February

370,000 Will Be Ordered fo Military Duty   Draft Orders for Next Two Months Are Jumpec Up by 78 Per Cent to Meet New Crisis

US. Steps Up Draft Calls 78% In Crisis  Bolstering Of Army  Rushed In Rearming  Race With Russians

Military To  Call For  More Draftees Speedy Action To  Rearm Ordered For Nation

Army Boosts 2-Month Draft Call by 80,000   January-February Quota Nearly Doubled; Speed Output of Weapons

Draft Calls in January, February Nearly Doubled: More Boosts Seen

February Call Also Boosted By New Order   Defense Officials Hint Induction of Vets To Re Necessary

Army Boosts Draft Calls hee tt No, Doe   Original Quotas For Next Two Months Are Hiked 78 Per Cent .

Draft Quotas Zoom Higher; Arms Procurement Quickened   Truman Assertion Quickens Inquiries

Military Calling For More Draftees, And Faster, In Race To Rearm

Draft Calls Are Hiked In Race to Rearm U.S.   January and February Quotas Boosted 78 Percent By Selective Service Chief

To Speed Build-up Of Army   Draft Quotas for Next Two Months Are Doubled; Total Calls Now 370.000

Today’s Sky   Milifary Speeds Arms Buildup To Meet War Crisis  . dan. Feb; Requests May Go Even Higher

Military Calls for Draftees af a Faster Pace   Total Now 370,000 With New Requests for Next 2 Months

Military Wants fore Draftees  Tempo Of Rearming Increased To Meet reats.

Army Almost Doubles Quofa For Draftees   Buying Of Weapons To Be Hastened As Red Menace Grows

Draft Call Is Increased 787   Jan., Feb. Calls To Total 160,000; Had Been 90.000

Army Issues Call for More Drattees, Faster   80,000 Men Monthly Is Demand, Largest Since War II

160,000 Men To Be Called On New Lists   Army To Get Bulk Of Conscripts; Weapons ProcurementHastened

Draft Quotas Increased To Meet Menace   January And February Calls Hiked As Arms Program Is Quickened

MORE DRAFTEES WILL BE CALLED TO MEET NEEDS   War Reversal Brings Increased Demands For Men, With Probable Doubling Of Inductions.

Draftee Calls To Be Faster And Greater   January and February Quotas Largest Since World War If Demands

Draft Demands For 2 Months Increased 78 %   Army To Call 160,000 Men In January And February

Lalest Casiialty List Reports 73 Dead, 394 Missing In Korean War

Majority of U. N. Security Council Favor Russ Plan  Only Nationalist P eae en ee   Only Nationalist China Expected To Oppose It

Expect Formosa Question fo Go On UN. Agenda   See Chinese Opposinc Russian Demands for Complete Inquiry

U.N. Agrees To A Debate On Formosa   Majority Vote to Agree to Russian Demand for Airing of Question

Formosa Due to Get UN Airing   Security Council Expected to Okay Addition to Agenda; Red China Mav Sit ir

"Induction Notices Are  Sent Eight   Those Summoned By Board 45 Are To  Be Inducted On Aveust 29

Induction Notices To Five More   Board 46 Answers First Call; 13 To Leave On August 29; Eight Men Enlist

Hill Lashes Out At FEPC Law   Solon Says Act To Prevent Barring Of Aliens In AEC Work

ACCIDENTS TAKE LIVES OF FIVE IOWANS ON WEEKEND    nr /; ; Ns ‘4  Y  ae  ry  a f  Y, ¢  fe

MINE SEIZURE NOT PLANNED BY PRESIDENT   White. House Says _Strike Is Now... In Honds Of Courts

Truman Has No Intention Of Seizing Mines   Matter Now Up To Courts, Says Secretary

Coal Parley Is Set To Resume On Wednesday   Operators Expect New Demands To Be Presented By Lewis

Ten Tons of Turkey For 28th Division Boys Unable To Be Home For Holiday

AMBASSADOR FIGHTS BACK AT M'CARTHY   Latter Produces the Names of 81 Accused in State Department.

Senator Is Irresponsible, Envoy States .   McCarthy Shows   McCarthy Shows Shocking Disregard’ For Interests Of femrameews feencun Tald

Jessup Denies Any Red Sympathies as Committee Witness   Ambassador Calis McCarthy Cha rges “I eresponsible”’

Jessup Fires Hot Denial AtMcCarthy   Denunciation of Senator for Charging Him ‘As Red Sympathizer Cheered By Crowd

Diplomat Says McCarthy Has No Regard For U.S. Interests   Denies Communist Sym. pathy in Seathing Attack On Investigator

Jessup Answers Senator McCarthy     GROUP IN A WRANGLE  List of 81 Persons Given to Senator Tydings for  king

U. S. Envoy Denies Any  Red Sympathy   Hits Back at Sen. McCarthy For Making Charges

SAYS SENATOR LACKS REGARD FOR COUNTRY   Gets Applause As He Hits Back During Hearing

Ambassador Denies Red Link, Lashes Back at Wisconsin Senator   4 pplause Follows Jabs at McCarthy   Sen. Tydings Finally Gets ‘Red’ List After Committee Wrangles

Jessup Blasts McCarthy For ‘Shocking Disregard For Interests Of Country

Denies Any Communist Sympathies   President Scotches Rumor Acheson May Be Fired From Job

Phil J essup Lashes Back  AtMeCarthy   American Envoy-at-Large Brands the Charges as ‘Utterly Irresponsible’   DENIES RED AFFINITY   Blasts Senator for Making Charge of Communist Tinge in First Place

U. S. Ambassador . Denies Red Affinity   Rebuttal Draws Big Applause From Spectators at Hearina

Jessup Brands Solon’s Charges As ‘Irresponsible’   Denies Red Sympathy; Hits Back at McCarthy

CHARGE; HITS BACK SHARPLY   Men May Be Allowed To Cross-Examine Each Other

Roving Ambassador Denies Any Communist Sympathies, Is Applauded After  Statement.   LIST OF 81 NAMES GIVEN TO CHAIRMAN

Jessup Brands McCarthy Claim Utterly False   Lasheg at Senator for “Harming Interests of Country”

Jessup Brands Charges of Red Ties as Utterly Irresponsible   Ambassador Says Senator's Statements Show “Shocking Disregard’ for Interest Of Nation; Draws Applause from Hearers

Returned Envoy Denies Charges  Of ‘Red Affinity’   Ambassador Jessup Strikes Back Hard In Senate Hearing

Jessup Lashes Back at McCarthy, Labels His Charges ‘Irresponsible   Declares Wisconsin Senator’s Accusation Showed a ‘Shocking Disregard for Interests Of Country’: Denies Communist Sympathies

Envoy Declares Attacks Damaged Diplomacy Abroad  Receives Applause From Audience at Committee Probe

DRIVE CAREFULLY SAYS POLICE CHIEE         It Is The Best Way of Being Sure of Spending Christmas At Home

 Webster County Court Drama  Goes on Trial Today Accused Of Attacking Wife of Lover

Gubitchev’s Release On Bail Asked   Defense Lawyer Says Russian Is *‘Unconcerned’

U.S. Awaits Decision by Gubitchey   Russians Get Hint to Stop. Mistreating Americans by Verdic!  kT. TDooey rem

MOVES OUTLINED   Senate - House Committee Assembles Behind Closed Doors To Discuss Problem Of Civilian  efense,

AEC Defense Probe Opens   Secret Hearings Due  To Be Started Today

Lawmakers Begin Study of Civilian Defense Against an Atomic Atfack

Members of AEC Are First to Present Views   Growing Tension Over World Worries Solons

ATOMIC ATTACK DEFENSE AIRED   Congressmen Open Hearing Into Measures Taken To  Guard Against Assault

Open Inquiry On Defense Against Atomic Attack   Public Hearings To Come Later; Demand New Peace Moves

Atomic Bomb Defense Eyed by Committee   Public Hearings Scheduled te Open Early Next Month

AEC First To Present Views lo Commiffee  H-Bomb Indicates Need For Solution To Vita] Problems

Inquiry Is Opened On State Of U.S. Civilian Defenses   Secret Meeting To Hear Opinion Of AEC Agency

Members of AEC Are First fo Present Views   Growing Tension   Growing Tension Over World Worries Solons

Bridges Is Jailed Bail of C10 Leader Is Ordered Cancelled   Is Called One of Most “Cogent Figures” in Red Party in America

Bridges Gets Jailed With Bail Revoked  CIO Boss Called Menncea Ta Carnwity

Rejects Excise Tax on Race Bets   Track Betting Already Taxed By Some States

 HOLIDAY ‘NEAR-TRAGEDY     Boy-Dog Combination Saves Lad Pinned Under Tree With Broken Leg

MASTER PINNED BY TREE  Bright Dog Helps Smart Lad Save Self in Woods

Hospital Fire Origin May Stay Secret  Further Probe Promised; Tell Of Dead Is 38

Democratic Head Scores M ‘Carthy   Latest Attack on Acheson Brings Retort

LABOR SHELVES PLAN TO EXPAND INDUSTRIAL BULE   Further Nationalization Projects Postponed As Premier, Through King, Tells Immediate Program For Natian.

Laborites To Shelve British Socialization  King Reveals Plans In Speech To Open New Parliament

Labor Slackens Nationalization  British Program Drartlinnel boxer Bim

British Labor Shelves Its Nationalization  Attlee Government To Seek Solution Of Atomic Control

Labor Avoids Controversial Issue  Britain Puts Brake on Nationalizatior

Parliament Gets Attlee's New Program  Leaders Rele Out  wet bdawe ladactriat

Socialism Ends In Britain Now   Laborite Program Balked by Election

LABORITES SHELVE. NATIONALIZING AIM   King Opens Parliament, Reads Atlee Speech On Various Problems

Britain’s Labor Government Puts Aside Nationalization  Plan In Giving New Program

BRITISH LABOR CURBS PLAN T0 TAKE INDUSTR}   Nationalization Not Men. tioned In King’s Parliament Speech

BRITAIN DROPS NATIONALIZING   No Mention Of Continuing Program Made In King’s Speech

SAYS ARMY TO SHOOT HUSBAND AS AN EXAMPLE   Wife Claims Negro Lieutenant “Sacrificed” for Refusing Battle Orders.

Lightning Causes Dynamite Blast #   Explodes Charga at Quarry Two Men Killed Under Resulting Rock Slide

Khama May Stay Until Child Comes   Negro King, White Bride Are Giyen Reprieve by British

HST’S VETO MAY BE AVERTED  Demo Leaders Predict House To Pass Bill Cutting Excise Taxes:

Truman Cites Grand Coulee As Example Of Federal Deeds  Says Government Will Contizue to Fight Private Power Industr

Power Plans Reviewed By President    Delivers Views In Vicinity of Grand Coulee Dam

Fight Pledged By Truman for Public Power   President Blasts  Project Critics As Selfish Groune

Temperatures   Must Not Divert Project Gains to Private Profit, He Says at Grand Coulee Dam: Belitiles ‘Waste’ Cry

Truman Promises Fight To Keep Private Profits Out Of Public Power

UE ATTACKED BY McCARTHY   Senator Charges Union’s - Non-Red Athdavits i Are False

PHONE PARLEY ERUPTS IN BAD FAITH CHARGES   Top Company Official Says Union Seeking U. S. Intervention

WEST POWERS AFFIRM PLAN TO KEEP ZONI   Big 3 Draft Reply To Russ Offer Of Vote

Reds Accused of Holding Prisoners of War Beyond Date Set For Release

Nation's "Christmas City” Preparing For Mass Influx of Yuletide Visitors

KrKKK KS MILLIONAIRE FOR A’. MOMENT FINDS BANKER MADE ERROR IN GHECK

Oil Slick Is Sighted Off Milwaukee   Airliner Believed Wrecked in Storm

LAKE MICHIGAN SEARCHED FOR MISSING PLANE   DC-4, En Route New York to Minneae polis, Disappears During Storm.

Lake Wicnigan N.Y.-Minneapolis Airline Accident May Be Worst In U.S. Aviation History

Fear Airliner With 58 Aboard Has Dived Into Water In Storm   Vast Search Is On For DC-4 Long Overdue With Large Load Of Homebound Collegians.

Believe Wreckage Found in Waters Off Milwaukee   58 Passengers And  Crew on Lost Liner

DC. 4 Northwest Plane, New York To Minneapolis, Disappears On 100 Mile Overwater Hop Between Michigan and Wisconsin   GREAT AIR, WATER SEARCH UNDER WAY

58 Missing. On Plane In  Great Lakes:   Airliner Lost In Storm Over Lake Michigan; Wreckage Found

Searchers Think Wreckage Found Off Milwaukee   Gas Bubbles Reported Rising to the Surface Amidst Ol Covering

Northwest Airliner Missing In Violent Thunderstorm; Planes, Ships Search Area   Hope Fades That Big Craft May Have Made Emergency Landing; Dense Fog Hampers Early Morning Rescue Missions

Northwest Liner Is Longe Overdue   Oil Slick Spotted On Lake Michigan But Weak Radio Signals Keep Up Hope

Airliner Lost Over Lake Michigan In Last Night’s Storm   Hope Dwindles for Crew..Passenaers

58 Aboard C-54 Believed Dead As Nisht Falls   Biggest Air, Water Hunt in Great Lakes History Intensified

Plunged Into  Lake, Is Belief   Oil Slick Sighted by Coast Guard Near Milwaukee

Oil Slicks Only Clue [To Probable Fate Of ‘Luxury Aircraft   Coast Guard. Navy, Air Force, And National Guard Join In Largest Air And Water Search In Historv Of Great Lakes

SIX EUROPEAN NATIONS AGREE   To Pool Coal And Stee For Common Good; Britain Balks

Six European Nations  To Pool Coal And Steel  Group Hopes Britain Changes Mind, Joins Merger Desioned To Protect All

Six Nations Aoree to Pool   Europeans Set to Merge: Steel. Coal Wealth

Six Nations Agree To Pool Coal. Steel Wealth: Britain Withholds Formal Acceptance

SIX EUROPEAN NATIONS PLAN WEALTH POOL   Powers Have Agreed To Merge Steel and  Coal Production

Six Nations Favor Industrial Unity  Britain Stays Cool To French Offer

EUROPEAN NATIONS PLAN POOLING   Coal and Steel Wealth to Be Put Into One Stockpile

EUROPEAN NATIONS WILL POOL OtEEL, COAL PRODUCTION   France, Western Germany, Italy and 3 Other Countries to Work Out Details of Merger,   BRITAIN HAS NOT ACCEPTED PROPOSAL   England Unwilling to Commi’ Herself to Plan Before Discussions Get Under Way.

Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, The Netherlands, France And West Germany; France Hopes Britain Will Join

Infantry and Guns Duel in Taegu Area   South Korean Troops Score Advances in Northeast Zone.   CRASH KILLS FOUR

SPREADING WILDCAT RAIL’ STRIKE IN CHICAGO CRIPPLING: ‘WAR EFFORT, ARMY DECLARES.

Grim Pictures Of War Scored By Vet Leader  Town VFW ocraxailer Cites Demoralizing Effect, Requests Ban

HARTLEY TO BACK RIGHT-OF-CENTER POLITICAL GROU!   New Organization Intended To Nullify ClO-AFL  Pte Minter

U. S. To Issue  Visas To Reds   Nine Chinese Coming To Discuss Formosa

U. S. Orders Visas For 9 China Reds   Way Is Cleared for Delegation To Appear Before U. N. Session

Delegates Of Red China To  Air Formosa   Security Council In. vited Group To Dis cuss Problem

State Department Will Permit Nine Chinese Reds fo Enter U. S. for Formosan Talks

ANOTHER MILD DAY.    Forecast For Possible Light Snow  In Northwest Kansas

r tiome from ine War in sorea  A Brave Daddy Dies For Two Little Girk

1A Letter from Daddy—  \'Killed in Action’ Notice Precedles Last Message to Little Daughters

Letter Written Just Before His Death Counsels Soldier’s Tiny Daughters  Fight For What They Think Is Right

waR CAUSES MANY HEARTACHES —  Daddv’s Last Letter To T hose He Loved

Death Beats Last Advice  Satan ttiertioedinadtinatinatinadieineaaiadte        ee  GI Caught i in 2 Wars W rites Letter to 0 2DaughtersBackHome

@ BEFORE MEETING GOD  A Young Soldier Writes His 2 Tiny Daughters at Home

Tells Girls, 6 and 3,He Might Not Return GI's Letter to Daughters Comes After Death Message

Young Vet's Last Letter from Kore: Tells Daughters to Fight for Right

Soldier With Premonition Writes Letter Which ls Delivered to His Children After He Dies

Letter From Young Daddy Arrives Three Days After Death In Korea  Father-Soldier, Caught In Two Wars In 10 Years, Had Written Little Daughters Of His Hones For The Future.

Al tne Leve inats in My Mmeart  A GI Daddy Writes His Beloved Daughter:

Mit  Called To Two Wars In 10 Years— of Two Daughters.Receive Admonitions From Paratroover-DaddyAfter Death

“Greater Love Hath No Man’  Father Professes His Undying Devotion To Family, Then Goes To Death In War

Last Letter from. Korea  Young Father Writes to His 2 Little Girls

lYoungster Soldier, Later Killed, \Writes This Letter to Daughters

i Daddys’ Gone To Help God’ Pie. John McCormick, Now Buried in Korea, Tells Daughters at Home Why War Must Be

Letter From Dead U.S. Soldier Tells His Dauchters To Listen To Mommie

Letter from GI Tells Daughters Why Me Fought -- and Died -- in a Place Called Korea

Soldier’s Last Letter Advises Small Daughters _ ‘To Always Stand Up For What They Think Is Right

PL ket PP PE he Pe he DT  Little Rose Marie end Joan Learn ‘Why He Died in the Mud of Korea

‘DEAR JOANNIE, ROSE MARIE,’ HE WROTE 4 Have to Fiaht Bad Men Threatening You   Diewarag on Pade §

Last Letter Of A GI Dad, Killed In Korea, To His Little Daughters

“Fighting For What I Think Is Right”  e+e eee died Young Father Writes Daughters Of Hopes For Future; Letter Arrives After His Death In Korea

Bhai thors Young GI Caught In Two Wars Writes Tots Why He Is Away

Dead Daddy’s Girls Get Letter He Wrote Before Dying On Korean Front

‘Be Good and God Bless You’ Gl's Letter to His Daughters Arrives 3 Days After Death

“If Your Conscience Tells You Something Is Right, Always Stand Up for It’  G Dies for Ideals He Writes Daughters About  "

PRGRY SEEMES 220M, ROLES.  “ Want You To Know That I'd Be With You If 1 Could”

‘Remember Me, and Mind Mummie,’ Soldier in Korea Writes Joannie, Rose Marie, as He Goes ‘to Help God’

ALLIED FORCES LAND BEHIND RED LINES   Soldier's Last Letter to His Two Little Daughters!

Letter Comes After Notice   Young GI Wrote Out Of His Heart to Small Doughters, Killed Soon After

Does Not Recal Mercy Slaying, Defendant Says   Prosecution To Attack Story Of Harold Mohr, Accused Of Shooting Cancer-Ridden Brother

Defense Cuts Come At Expense OF U.S. Safety, Airman Says   Russia Nears Its Peak Strength, Symington Warns

Williams Takes Michigan Lead; Kelly (Got Colored Oleo Votes by Mistake

10 Persons Die In Car Wrecks Over Weekend   Violent Deaths In Texas Boosted By Shootings, Blaze

10 Persons Die In Car Wrecks Over Weekend  Violent Deaths In Texas Boosted By

47 Czech Reds Irked by ‘Air’ Kidnaping Affai   27 Others Request Asylum in American Zone in Germany

SEEK STATE ARMORY FOR REFUGEES   Red Cross Calls for 100 Cots and 300 Blankets for Use at Lawrence« ville.   32 CHILDREN ARE AMONG HOMELESS   Close Schools at Carmi, Enfield, Crossville. Ice, High Water Hit Wide Ilinois Area.

Death Sentence For Student  Gibbs Ordered To Be Executed For Secretary's Death

Initiative Would Limit eens, s Compensation Claims in Injury Cases

Initiative Would Limit ‘Workmen's Compensation ‘Claims in Injury Cases

Girl, 21, Freed In ‘Mercy’ Death   Carol Ann Paight Win: Acquittal in Killing of Her Father.

Carol Paight Not Guilty In Mercy Death   Freed By State After Verdict Of Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity At Time Of Death.

Merey Killer Given Acquittal By Jury   Carol Ann Paight Gains Freedom After Leng Deliberation- Killed Cancer-Tortured Father

Smiles First Time-- “In Five Months  Carol Ann Paight Freed InMercy Killing AtterJury Deliberated Nearly Five Hours

Carol Paight ‘Acquitted in Dad's Murder    Stamford Jury Finds Young  -Defendant Not Guilty in   “Merey Slaying”

Serious Public Emergency Is Proclaimed  Coal Strike Crisis Gets Worse Threaiichaiuit Nertian

Coal Strike Crisis - Worsens In Nati   Idle Miners: Rejoice At “News Of Federal Court  ep eer ees

Idle Miners Jubilant As Judge Frees Them From Court Contempt Charge   Coal Strike Crisis Worsens Across Nation Wi State Of Pennsylvania Declaring ‘Serious Public Fmercency Statue’

Idle Miners Hail Ruling Of Judge Keech   Pennsy Declares ‘Public Emergency’ In Coal Strike

Pennsylvania Puts “Serious Emergency  Tab on Coal Crisis   Miners Predict Early Settlement of Strike Following Court Verdict

Serious Public Emergency  Is Proclaimed Coal Strike Crisis   Coal Strike Crisis Gets Worse Throughout Nation

HARD BLOW DEALT PENNSYLVANIA Bi LONG COAL STRIKI   Governor Declares State “Faces Crisis of Disastrous _ Proportions” — Public Emergency Proclaimed.   DIGGERS REAIOICE OVER COURT DECISION   Henry Ford Says Entiré Country Will Be Shut Down in Two Weeks I  Walkout Continues.

Nation Begins to Sweep Bottom of Bins as Coal Supply Continues to Fade

"PHANTOM WHISTLER" STORY BRANDED HOAX   “it's An Inside Job," Says Sheriff in Case of the Haunted Bride-to-Be

Whistler Tale Called a Hoax  Sheriff Says Threats Are an Inside Job

Phantom Whistler Dubbed As Hoax and “Inside Job” By Investigating Sheriff

: Phantom Whistler Labeled Fake. Sheriff Believes ‘It’s Inside Joh’

Yanks May Have Rewon  Hadong Base  MacArthur Ald Feels   MacArthur Aid Feels Americans Can Hold Remaining Terrjtarv

Carrier-Based Planes Support U. S. Troops   American Beachhead In Southern Korea Shrinking Rapidly —

EXPECT CRES1 OF 97.9 FT. SATURDAY   Prediction Of More Rain Adds To Pessimism   19,570 PERSONS   Forced From Homes In East  Arkansas; Rush Supplies To Frozen Dakotans

Ohio Is Near   Season’s Peak   Stream Passes 49-Foot Mark; Rise To 57.5 Being Predicted.

Ohio River Rising Fast  West Virginia, Ohio   West Virginia, Ohio Points Are Menaced

BIG 3 AIDS AUSTRIA US Pledged To Lead Peace Hieht Along Soviet Borders

Red Border States To Get Continued U.S. Support  U. S. Joins Moves To Lift Controls In Austria’s Western Zones

U.S. PROMISES HIGHT FOR PEACE   ACHESON SAYS IT WILL BE MADF ALONG BORDERS OF COMMUNIST WORLD.

Big Three Decides To Lift Occupation From Austria’s West Zones   J. $. Secretary Of State Sees North Atlantic Treaty Influencing Wide Area Outside Immediate 12 Member Nations

Acheson Pledges U.S. To Fight For Peace   Big Three Eases Occupation Controls In Western . Zones Of Austria — Western Troops Th Remain

U.S. to Lead In Battle For Peace   Acheson Pledges Relentless Fight Against Communists.

Big Three, Doubting Treaty Soon, Decide fo Ease Austria’s Burden

Record Turnout  in Berlin Electior    Deals Reds Blow   Appeal for Boycott Flouted; Socialists Pile Up Plurality

BERLIN VOTERS DEAL NEW BLOW AT COMMUNISTS   Over 90 Per Cent 0 The City’s Electorate Casts Ballots

West Berlin Voters Defy Communist Threats With Record Turnout at Polls

BEANDOLEY IN GOP RACE FOR CEGOND TERA   Rather Be Governor of lowa Than Try for Seat in Senate.

Beardsley  Will Run for  Governor   Announcement   BRnile Sneeulatian.

Will Strive to Finish Tasks Already Started  Ends Months of Speculation with  Annni incamoent

Kills Rumor He May Run for Senator   Reviews Gains Made During 2 Years He Has Been in Office

GAINS LISTED IN TWO YEARS   Decision Ends Talk Of His Candidacy For Senate

Polio Strikes More In Cool Climates, Harvard Medical Professor Reports -

Seek to Develop Policy for State  Water Resources  Smith Meets With Agency Experts to Formulate Report

State is Working Out lis Water Resources Policy   Eight Departments and Governor Study Reacommendactons.

MANEUVERS PROVIDE TEST   Nearly 100,000 U. S., British, French Troops To Show Readiness

Allied Forces  Qn Maneuver:  Nearly 100,000 Men To ‘Repel’ Attacks

100,000 Allies In “Battle’’ Against East German Invader  French, British Units Join U. S. In War Games Test Of Red Strength

REPEL EASTERN INVADERS’  100,000 AlliedTroops Begin Tough War Drills in Germany

Nearly 100,000 Alliec Troops Taking Part In  Realistic Exercises

Allies Stage Battle Game  100,000 Troops Set To Repel ‘Invaders’

Lewis Meets With Coal Tycoons Again   An imporranr Development” May RB, Earthcomina

Hundreds Of Attacking Chinese Ground Troops Are Killed By Allied Planes

Was Taken To Seoul Early In September Red Korean Prisoners Of Wat  Sav Gen. William Dean Lives

Captured Reds Soldiers Say Gen. Dean, Missing Since July 21, Still Lives

PW’s Clatm General Dean  Sul Alive   Escaped 5. Korean Soldiers Describe Burning Gf Americans

Ko-Red Prisoners Claim Dean Alive  General, Missing Since July 18, Said To Be Held Captive

Gen. Dean May Still Be Alive   Said To Be Prisoner; 18 Americans Are Dynatuited By Reds.

Escaped Prisoners Report Reds Burned And Dynamited to Death 18 Americans   ' Three ‘Captured ‘North Koreans Say They — Believe: Ma). Gen.:‘Dean Js Still Alive

18 AMERIC ANS DYN AMI T rED Prisoners Say That » Gen. Dean Is Alive

Philadelphia Hunts Housewife’s Killer Shot Through Closed Venetian Blind Fatal

POLICE HUNT MANIAC WHO SLEW WOMAN   Six Others Attacked By Gun-Wielder In Recent Weeks

Manhunt Begins For Philadelphia Ambush Slayer   Housewife Killed, Six Others Wounded

Ambush Slayer Kills Housewife  Reign Of Terror Hits Philadelphia Suburb

Manhunt Launched In Ambush Slaying  Housewife Slain In. Philo   Housewife. Slain: In Philadelphia While: Washina’ Dishes.

“Maniac om the Leo-s’  Philadelpliia’s Greatest. Manhunt ‘Under Wav Following Wontan’s Death

Once-Proud Town of Dawson Is Being Disintegrated at Faster Rate Than Had Been Expected   By KARL GUTHVIANN

Stamford VF W Hosts District Meeting Over Week-End; State Commander To Head Speakers

Marshal! Backs Measure to Send  Arms to Europe   Genera] Says West Must  Build Up Defenses To Meet Red Threats

LL BIDS FOR MORE ARMS AID TO ALLIES   Congress Told Western Europe Needs Backing To Face Communists

Wartime Chief Of Staff Urges Increased Supply Of Weapons For Abroad   Former Secretary Of State Declares Program Furnishes Some Hazard But That To Sit Impotent Is Dangerous

Gen. Marshall Talks for Arms Aid Fund   Concedes Program Might Lead to Quick Soviet Blow

Gen. Marshall Urges: Mutual Defense Aid  Says Lone Hand Definitely Wrong

Killer Hides Body under Farm Trash   Skull Crushed Tuesday Night, Coroner Savs

Police Say Pair Is Sought For Fleeing With Tot   Brookville Officers Sa - Kidnaping Warrant Out  For Ohio Resident

Situation in Country Grows s Increasingly Worse a . Officials Are Pessimistic Over Talks .

Police Convoy Trucks Hauling Relief Supplies      Act On Request Of Merchants After Violence Yesterday

Pickets Let   Union. Miners Dig Fuel Under ‘Kentucky Agreement’ Contract; Police Not Needed —

RELIEF COAL DUG BY UNION MINERS   No Picket Interference As “Kentucky Agreement” Operation Aids Pitishurgh

Pittsburgh Gets Coal for Relief   Truckloads of Coal Roll Along Without  Picket Interference

Reliet Coal   State Police Set Up Convoy Protection For Truckers.

Relief Coal Arrives In Pittsbureh   Dug By Union Men, It Is Guarded By State Police

POLICE CONVOY RELIEF COAL T0 PITTSBURGH   Troopers Guard Trucks After Car-Smashing By Pickets Yesterday.

Truckers Haul Fuel For Sale In Pittsburgh   Little Progress Seen From Negotiations In Washington

Truckloads of Union-Dug Relief Coal Roll Info Pittsburgh Without Interference

Big Warship Force Shells Seoul’s Port   Air, Sea Strikes Highlight Activity In Korean Strife

Conquer Colorado Rapids    - One of Two Boats Leaving Lee’s Ferry June 12 Reaches. Lake Mead Safely -

GRAND CANYO PARTY IS INTO ITS FINAL -LAP   Five ‘Traveling by Boot Expect To Reach Hoover Dam — Without Incident

What Lincoln Said  Immortal Gettysburg Speech Now ‘Four Score and Seven’

Four Score and Seven Years Ago— Abraham Lincoln Said a Few Words

Four Score and Seven Years Ago Lincoln Gave His Famed Address:   Anniversary of Gettysburg Speech Observed Sunday

Legislature — Changes Date For Primary   Absentee Voting By Men In Armed Services Also Approved

RUSSIAN PEACE TALK CALLED PROPAGANDA   Australian Delegate To UN In Bitter Attack On Vishinsky In Assembly

Russians Ask West To Act For Peace  Vishinsky, Kecustd: ~~. Propaganda: Move: B

Vishinsky Move Buckec By Australia   Russian Demands West Back Peace Words By Deeds

Propaganda ??  Vishinsky Demands That West Powers Back Words WithDeed.

Show ‘Deeds,’ Soviet Envoy Asks of West   Back Up Words, Exhibi Faith, Is Demand Of Vishinsky

European Educational Expert Says ‘American Kids Not:‘Spoiled. Brats’

Harvey Taylor Is Now Acting Lieut Governor   Takes Over Duties But Not Title from Mai. Gen. Strickler

Lieutenant Governor's Post Taken Over by Taylor in All but litle

Taylor Takes Duties of Lt. Governor   But Title Will Still B Held by Maj. Gen. Strickler.

Hiss Appeals Perjury Case  Chambers Story   Chambers Story Attorney’s Target

Hiss Defense Scores Chambers’ Testimony Before Appeals Court  Testimony Was Figment OSE Beuchannthse iad

Truman in  Warning of Sacrifices   President Blasts Scare Buying, Hoarding as Foolish, Selfish.

Says Some Tightening { Belts To Come In  Showdown   DESCRIBES HOARDING AS FOOLISH, SELFISH

Scare Buying Held Foolish By President   Truman Tells Americans They Are In For BeltTiqhteninag

PEPPER'S DEFE STINGING REB TO MR TRU   Veteran Senato? Drub Young “Free Enterp Condidate

Senator Gets Bad Drubbing By Smathers   CIO and AFL Lick Wounds by Backer Of Taft-Hartley Act

Veteran New Dealer Loses Nomination To  U.S. Senate By 65,000   Outcome Gives Republicans Harbinger Of Victory In Congressional Elections This Fall.

Truman’s Program Handed Stinging Deteat in Florida   Sen. Claude Pepper, Staunch Truman Man, Easily Defeated

Rep. Smathers Is Easy Victor in Florida Race; Taft’s Foe Nominated

RIGHT HAND TRUMAN AIDE TS NOSED 001   George Smathers. “Free Enterprise” Candidate, Wins Senate Nomination.

Sen. Pepper Loses Ist 1950 Test Of Truman’s ‘““Fair Deal’’ Program

Smathers Ends Sen. Pepper's 4A Year Reign   Defeat of Pepper in Florida Regarded as Rebuke for President Truman

OKLAHOMA SETS SECOND PRIMARY   Thomas And Monroney Will Fight !{ Out For Nomination To Senate.

Thomas, Monroney Rallying for Drive   Strenuoux Three-Weeks Run-Off Campaign Ahead; Murray 85,000 Ahead of Coe, Whe Plons Hoard Race

Monroney anc Thomas Draft Runoff Drive   U. S. Senatorial Race _ Will Be Focus Center Election Interest Throuch July 25

U. §. Marines Engaged in Savage Fight   Slow and Costly Advance Is Made On Obingi Ridge

Marines Fight Bloody Baffle  Johnson City Man. Complains Of Heat

Marines Fighting. Blooaiest Battle Trying To Halt North Koréan Bridgehead’s Spear

Marines Fighting Bloodiest Battle of War Against Desperate Communists at Beachheac

Marines in Bitter Fight   Working Woy up Key Ridge in Close-in, Sovage Battle

Marines Fighting Bloodiest Battle — Of Korean War Against Heavy Odds

Battle Of Obongi Ridge Puts Hill In Marine Hands   Leathernecks Refer To Hard-Earned Hill As Suicide Ridge’

Marines Are Fighting Bloodiest Battle of Korean War in Their Advance Up Obongi Ridge

Marines in Bitter Fight   DIUEr Figne  Working Way up Key Ridge in Close-in, Savage Battle

Blood Struggle to Halt Surging Reds      Leathernecks Using Everything at Hand Except Flame Throwers in — - Struggle to Prevent Fall of Hill

32 GI PRISONERS MURDERED F&3u      Marines. Fiahting Bloodiest Battle, Advance Behind Hail Of otfeel

New York Girds For Approaching Gales and Tides   Coastal Area Residents Warmed To Evacuate Their Homes

‘NEW YORK, NORTHEAST’ ‘COAST GIRDS FOR GALE WINDS AND HICH TIDES

Reds Plan Invasion  Of Tibet   Chinese Communists to Start Drive Soon on Mountain Nation

CHINA’S REDS PLAN MARCH INTO TIBET   General Lin Po-cheng Quoted as Saying Move Will Have Two Objectives.

Chinese Communists Say They Will Move Next on Tibet   General Asserts Forces Will Seek to Place Mountainous Country Back in Asiatic Motherland for Defense Reasons

Red-Chinese Plan Mareh Into Tibet  One-Eyed Chinese General Liu Tells   One-Eyed Chinese General Liu Tells Of Army’s Plans

March on Tibet Declared Near  Red China General Announces Obiectives

Chinese Commander Says March Into Tibet Planned  ‘To Consolidate Defenses’

President Mum on Tax Action   Declines to Say if He'll Sian or Veto

New Tax Plan Is Presented To Congress   Truman Won’t Sav If He’ll Sign It: Both Houses Speed Up Work

Truman Mum On Excise Bill Declines Comment  Chea "Paw. VMincarces

CHIEF MUM ON TAX BILL VETO   But President Says Measure Will Be Changed Before tt Reaches Him

CATHOLIC HOLY YEAR COMES TO FORMAL END   ‘Last Of Pilstims En Route Home _ From Rome: St.'Peter’s Square : Deserted

Holy Year At Vatican Now Ended   Great Ceremonies, Panoply, Dedication Now History.

W. Va. Marital Rate Low Nation's Divorces, Marriages Show  Malor Declines

CUPID'S: MYOPIA GROWS WORSE  Nation's Marriage Rate Slumps to 10-year Low

Marriage Rate Drops For Nation in 1949   Divorce Rate Also Slips; Third Year for Decline In Both; Nevade Marrying-est, Divorcing-cst State

Rafael Sabatini, Noted Author, 75,  Dies in Switzerland   Was Widely Known As Creator of Captain Blood; Wrote Historical Novels

PACIFIC COAST IS LASHED BY HEAVY STORM   Cold, Strong Winds: Hit Central States, Moving Eastward

Storm from Pacific Northwest Moves Info Rocky Mins. Regiot   Southern Oregon And Northern Calif. Hard Hit

Storm Rakes Oregon And  California   Temperature Sinks Var Below Zero In Blnsines:; Banat

COLD MOVES EAST   Mercury Is Far Below Zerc in Many Midwestern  Points

STORM LASHES ROCKIES AREA   Tail of Strong Winds Dips Into Southern California; Snow at Reno

Pacific Storm Breaks Power Lines To Nine Towns; Heads Over Rockies

Intense Storm Hammers Pacific Coast, Leaving Highways Blocked and Some Areas Isolated

Cold Weather Expected Over East. Later Today   Intense Pacific Coast Storm Moves Into The Northern Rockies; Southern California Gets Tail End: Sharp Temperature Dean

Intense Storm Is ' Moving Into West   Most Severe Weather Hits Four States: Suen, Winds, Rain Fels

Eastern States May Get Taste Of Cold Wave   Rainfall in Flood Areas Of Midwest Rennnod By Erant

Intense Storms Hammer States (n Pacific Coast   Cold Expected To Move Into East To End Mild Weather

Storm Buffets Pacific Coast   North California Buried Under Snow

Snow Blocks Roads in West Coast States   Mercury Plunges Below Zero in Many Midwest Sectors

Virginia County Has Heavy Polio   75 Cases Reported Since July Beran

Almost 15 Per Gent Of Cases Are Fatal  Virulent Outbreak Of Polio Continues At Virainie Town

RAGING UNCHECKEP — Polio Epidemic In Virginia Kills 15 Per Cent Of Victims

Polio Outbreak In Virginia Town  Reins Unchecked   Disease Kills Almost 15 Percent of Those Who Contract It

Virginia County Ravaged By Virulent . Polio Enidemic With Hich Death Rate

Virginia Polio  Takes Big Toll  Still Rages On 15 Per Cent Of  Those Afflicted Die In Wytheville Area

HIGH DEATH RATE IN POLIO EPIDEMIC   ALMOST FOUR TIMES NORMAL NUMBER DIE IN WYTHEVILLE, VA.

French Troops in  Indo-China Yield Border to Reds   Fall Back To Line 20 Miles From Hanoi, A Retreat Of Up To 60 Miles

Last Forfress On China Border Lost To Rebels   New Defense Line Is Being Formed

French Give Up Last Indochina Border Fort   0-Mile Retreat Opens Vast Region to Red  Advance

U.S. and Russia Again Fight Over New Term for Lie   Security Council ‘Seeking Compromise. On Secretary Genera!

SEX-SLAYING: TRIAL MOVED T0 PIKEVILLE   Change of Venue Granted Pair Charg: With Girl’s Death

No Nations Offer Troop:   But Nine UN Members Volunteer Other Kinds Of Aid in Korean War

Nine Countries Answer UN Appeal for Korean Aid; No Troops Offered

Slain Drury’s ‘Underworld Almanac’ Fludes Search by Chicago Officials

‘Drury’s Almanac of Chicago Crime Not Yet Located   Even His Safety Deposit  Box Searched for  Document .

eS vil Service Boss Says: No Large Cut Likely In ‘Federal Worker Ranks

Paight Trial Has ~ Week-End Recess   Both Sides Prepare Final Arguments; Case Will Resume Tuesday

Paight Murder Trial Due to Go To Jury Today   Fate of 21-Year-Old Girl Who Is Pleading Insanity Is at Stake

Clements To Face Dawson In November  Kentucky Demoerat, Republican Ahead  In Primary Races

; LATE NEWS BULLETINS ‘Clements and Dawson Are Ahead In Kentucky Voting

Chapman Says; No Red Tie-up   Schoeppel Attack Is Called Maneuver to Block Alaska Bill

Sec. Chapman in Biffer Words Denies Close Ties With Reds   Replies to Charges by Kansox Senator, Lashes Out At ‘Viciousness, Venality ond Utter Falsity’ of Attack

CabinetMember Denies Charges  He’s Red Friend   Chapman Calls Senator’s Charges Vi cious, False; ‘Truman Backs Him   (See earlier story, page 4, second section)

Chapman Bitterly Denies Schoeppel’s Charge He Is Red   Strongly Backed by President, : Cabinet Member Strikes Back at Accusations Made by Senator

Temporary Corn Rates   Agriculture Department Announces Price Supports

Bell Telephone Asks Injunction Against Pickets  Hearing Continued se 2) Ds... ae s

Union “Busting” Charges Against Bell Subsidiary  Company Seeks. Court Order to Bar ‘Strikers From Idling Workers

KEY PHONE STRIKE HEARING RECESSED   STUDY OF COMPANYS PETL TION TO HALT PICKETING TO RESUME MONDAY.

Telephone (Co. Action Agains! Pickets Sought   Negotiation Sessions On Higher Wages Continue In New York

BELL SYSTEM'S RESTRICTIONS PLEA DELAYED   Negotiating Sessions Continued In New York On Wages

Delay Phone Strike  Injunction Ruling  Bell Seeks Writ At Philadelphia

U.S. Trying To Thwart Port Tieup   Government Begins Fifth Attempt To Settle Dispute

' Ryan May Ask For Recount Urner Says 1,000 Ballets  Ty Ouvestion In Recoun!?

RYAN IS CONSIDERING RECOUNT OF BALLOTS   Frostburg Attorney Was Defeated By Morgan C. Harris For YWodveshin

Few Drilling Projects For — Stephens Area  However Fields Produc   However Fields Produce Record Amount Of Oil In Arkansas

Few Drilling Projects For Stephens Area   However Fields Produce Record Amount Of Oil In Arkansas

Air and Ground Power Pays Off   North Korean Defeat is Acclaimed As One OF Decisive Points of War

North Koreans Beaten Back On  Central Front   American Officers Say Ef. fectiveness of Red Divisions Cut In Half As Taegu Threat Is Eased

Korean Reds Shift Goal To Eastward  Battered Troops Reform to Thrust On Coastal Flank

 BAILEY COUNTY AREA HiT  Heavy Rains, Hail Sweep Western Part Of Plains

Floods Continue  To Menace Areas   Middle Tennessee And Louisiana In Danger Zones; 500 Homeless

Floodwaters Menace Areas  In Southland   Cumberland River Js Eight Feet Over Flood Stage; 500 Persons Homeless As Rain Continues

OPEN SPILLWAY AT N. ORLEANS   CUMBERLAND RIVER OUSTS RESIDENTS IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE

TRIO CONFESS ROBBERY HERE   Three Admit Hold-Up Of Filling Station Wednesday.

City and K. P. and L. Offic. ials to Check Franchise Discrepancy

MAY GET ACTION   City and K. P. and L. Officials to Check Franchise Discrepancy

15.U. S. Tanks In Formosa for China Defense   260 More Heavy Juggernauts Due Within 30 Dav

Victimized Clerk Says Bags So Filled With Money. ‘Desperados “Practically HadTo Drag Them Out”

 Highlights of Story-Book Robbery \Story of Brink’s Holdup Rivals Movie Melodrams

Million- Dollar Robbery Just Like Movies Only It Isn’t Paper Mone y

U.S. Plans Attack With Propaganda   Congress, Meanwhile, Outlines Bills for Controls and Taxes

Propaganda Counter-Offensive Against ‘Red Claims Launched By State Dept.

Tig Leaf Operation to Expose Russ   Idea Calls for Telling World of Tactics While Avoiding Break

-US Propaganda Counter-Offensive Continues Against Russian Charges

U. N. Diplomatic Warfront To Resume Battle Monday   MERA PRobenws Propaganda Campaign To Counterattack Russia

UU... fo Expose Nussian 1 actics tae Med pO Mee POTN APOLLO IP LOLS EIA IE L cL  High Hopes Held fo: “Operation Figleaf’

Propaganda Drive Seen As Success   State Department Hopes To ‘Expose” Russian Tactic

MU), PAL. BUS STRIKE AVERTED   DRIVERS AGREE TO CON TINUE WORK AT PRESENT PAY TILL END OF YEAR,

Business Outlook In  Early 1950 Is Good   Another Moderate Recession Might Occur Late In Year, Economists Say

/NUCLEAR-POWERED SUB OKAYED  Funds For ‘Atomic Age’ Navy Unanimously Approved In House

M. U. Curators Favor Campus Medical School   $12,000,000 Fund Will Be Asked of Next Legislature

Ask 12 Millions To Re-Establish 4-Year Course   Board -Hopes Decision Will End Long Fight Over the Location

Peiping Asserts Communists Aim To‘Free’ Millions   Evac usting Codians From Bastion On a”s Border

Chinese Red: Marching Te ‘Free’ Tibet   Spotlight Shifts From Korean War

Truman May Suggest Men Return To Work 0;  Face Drastic Action   Production Drops To Lowest Point Of Strike As Stockpiles Hit “Dangerous” Lows.

Truman May Warn Miners On Strike   President May Issue "Suggestion" This Afternoon

President May Suggest’ That  Miners Return   Announcement Will Probably Threaten Action

East German Communists Not To Overrun All Berlin   French Sources Say Russians Have Made Promises To United Nations Secretary On Demonstration Program Next Sunday

iU. 5. Can Still Keep  ‘Part Of Far East Free  ‘Of Reds—MacArihur

M’Arthur Hopeful Of Saving Far East   Tells Defense Chiefs — Reds Can Be Stopped

MacArthur Holds Hope for Orient   General Confers With U. S. Chiefs

MacArthur, — U.S. Defense Heads Confer   Claim Formosa, South Korea,-Southeast Asia Can Be Saved

Tells Defense Chiefs Japan Top Objective Of Commie Drive In Asia

ASIA POLICY TALKS OPEN   MacArthur Urges U.S. Retain Influence In Japar To Assure Peace.

FORMOSA CAN BE SAVED FROM REDS NPARTHUR THINK’   General Discusses Far Eas Situation With Johnsen And Bradley

RENT CONTROL ACTION PUSHED   Two-Month Extension   Expected As Senate Prepares Debate

Extension of Ren! Curbs Predicted   Heads For Senate Debate; Committee Approves Extension

Two - Month Extension Of Rent Control Expected To Be Speedily Approved

Approval Of Rent Control Extension Seen   Bill Heads For Senate Debate

TROOPS FIGHT TO WIPE OUT REBEL FORCES  Mountain Town of Jayuya Is Taken Over by Band of Red Terrorists,

Guards Attack Porto Rico Rebels   30 Killed in Communist-Inspired Uprising Against U.S. Control

ANTI-U.S. REBELS FACE DESTRUCTION IN MOUNTAIN CITY   Gov't Troops Plan All-out Assault On Terrorists’ Stronghold; Uprising, Ai med at Freeing Island, Called Worst In Puerto Rico History.

House Hikes Defense Funds $385 Million; Planes Top List   Tentatively OK’s $29,496,238,008 Appropriation For Most Of Government

Move Comes After GOP Seeks Cuts   Final Showdown Planned On Bill  For Wednesday

Showdown On Slashes Due Today   Appropriation To Run Government Tentative‘ly Approved

DEFENSE FUNDS ARE INCREASED   Emphasis Placed On New  Warplanes In Appropriation Bill

$29 Billion Money Bil Gets Tentative ‘Okay From House   $385 Million Defense Func Hike Approved; Economy  Showdown Seen Today

Final Move Slated In Ballot Today   Senators Ask Restoration Of Postal Services

MISSING PLANE HUNT RESUMED   U. S$.-Jap Ground Parties Search Tokyo Area for 35 Persons, C-54 Wreckage

Resume Search  For Lost Plane Region Near Tokyo Scene Of C-54 Crash

LIEUT. CHAS. ROGERS NOW IN FIGHTING ARE   Morrisville High Graduate Served in World War II

FOR EMPLOYES, PUBLIC   Blood Service Technician to Type - Persons at Granade Tomorrow

FOR EMPLOTES, PUBLIC   Bleed Service Technician te Type S Bigesac al Geacada Tammacees

Cong ress Gets Gen. Bradley’s Views On Possibility of Atomic Attack onU.S

Data on Atomic Attacks Sought   Congress Group Call: Expert to Testify About Civilians.

Apple Picker Faces Questioning In Slaying Of Former Zieqfeld Beauty

VALENTINO’S DANCING PARTNER STRANGLED  - Apple Picker Held In Ex-Follies Star’s Death

THREE PERSONS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDEN'   Collision Takes Place On Idaville. York Springs Road—Injured Girl Taken To Warner Hospital

THREE HURT IN CRASH SOUTH OF GETTYSBURG   Brothers Among Trio Injured When Cars Collide—George R. Kennell In Warner Hospital

Seat in UN Council Asked by Red Chine  Charges Aggression, Invasion to U. S.

Chinese Reds Demand Voice  U.N. Seat in Debate On Korea Called for

Fight on Crime Turning to Polls  Methodist Women Plan “Ballot Battle’

William Tubby Is Hurt in Coasting Accident; Edith Dempsey in Hospital

GOP Speakers See Menace In Socialism  Truman Rubber Stam  Congress Program 8 ns ot ee as Peel oto

GOP Speakers See Menace In Socialism  Truman Rubber Stam;   Truman Rubber Stamp Congress Program Alarms Gabrielson

TRUMAN OFFERS SHIP TO TAKE 600 STUDENTS ABRUAL   Group Stranded in New York After Coast Guard Rules Their Vessel Is Unfit to Sail.   LEADERS TO CONSIDER PRESIDENTS PROPOSAI   Liner They Had Chartered Called Firetrap With Poor Lighting and Sanitary Facilities.

Ship Offered To Stranded Students  i Pe ee ee FS   President Makes It Possible to Take Tou After All.

Strike Called for Feb. 8Government Tries To  Head Off Phone Walk-ou!

Telephone Walkout  Promised U. S. Attempt To  A. .@f Wr FB   U. S. Attempt T< Avoid Feb. 8 Strike Is Made

feiepiione Tieup May Be Avoided  Federal Conciliator Sees Union Chief

Phone Strike To Start February  TT. Rianaebl  :   Only 200 To Strike

Aims To Avert Phone Strike   U. S. Conciliation Units Ordered to Get Active

Phone Strike Scheduled For Feb. 8   Government Takes Steps to Head Off Walkout

National Phone Strike Is Set For Feburary 8   Federal Conciliation Service Is Striving To Avert Walkout

Conciliators Seek To Halt Phone Strike  Telephone Uni ion Sets Feb. 8 A ime For AS ut

PHONE STRIKE SET TO BEGIN ON FEBRUARY    Government Mediato} Takes Steps In Try To Halt Walkout

N.Y. Quotations   Effort Being Made To Avert ‘Phone Sirike; State Unit To Sidetrack Law

U.S. Moves To Head Off Phone Strike   Walkout Called For Feb. 8; Conference Set

U.S. to Try To Head Off Phone Tieup   Mediator Hopeful Of Settling Dispute; Nationwide Strike Is Set for Feb. 8 -

Phone Union Sets Feb. 8 For Walkout   U. 8. Conciliators Attempt To Avert Nationwide Tie-Up

Telephone Walkout Scheduled . . Conciliators. T, ry To. Avert Strike:

THREAT OF TELEPHONE TIEUP SPURS CONCILIATION EFFORT   Nationwide Walkout Against Bell System Set For Feb. 8

Move to Avert Phone Strike   Conciliation Service Arranges Meeting With Union Boss

Mediators Try To Halt Phone Strike Feb. 8   100,000 Workers Affected iri Pay Dispute

Walkout Officially Orderec For Feb- 8; Plans StillGo — To Jam Service With Calls

US. Attempts To Head Off Phone Strike   Usien Demands 35-Hoer Week: Silent on Weces

Try to Head Off Telephone Strike  .Mediator to Confer With. Unien Presiden?

“ TO HALT - PHONE STRIKE   U.S. Conciliation Service Undertakes Job

U. S. In Move To Block: Bell Strike   Federal Mediator Will Confer With Leader of Telephone Workers   February 8 Walkout Plan Includes Scheme to Knot Dial Switchboards

Federal Group In  Effort To Halt Telephone Strike  Government Has Hopes Of Averting Feb. 8 Walkout

U.S. Steps in to Head Off Nationwide ’Phone Strike Scheduled to Start Feb. 8

GOVERNMENT STEPS INTO BELL TALKS   Attempts to Head Off Nationwide Telephone Strike Called Feb. 8.

GOVT TO atk MEDIATION O PHONE STRIKE   Hope to Avert Walkout Set by Communications Union for Feb, 8.

US. Acts In Phone Dispute   Conciliator Arranges Meeting To Head Off Walkout Set For Feb. 8

Iry to Head Off [elephone Strike  Mediator te Con With Union Pr ssident

U. S. Conciliators Try to Head Off Telephone Strike  ‘ iawtwnn coke CS   Union Sets Strike For February 8, Plans New Tactics

Step Taken by U. S. to Avert Phone Strike   Communication Union Claims New Strength As Member of CIO-— Walkout Set Feb. 8

Conciliator Will Speak With Union   Union Hopes’ Action  Will Be Better Than in Last Pepe wih System   Plans Are Made   Strikers ‘Will Maintain ‘Emergency . Calls . As Needed: --

‘Second Rate.’ Marines Say Of Their Foes  Some Reds Amaze, However, With Wild Suicidal Bravery

EASY SURRENDERS AND ‘WILD RRAVEPY  Pushovers and Fanatics Found in Seoul Red Defense

Britain’s Doctors Want Higher Pay    Discontent Flares Inte Open— Threat of Strikes in One Suburb of London Today

MUNICIPAL WATERWORKS TO BE VOTED UPON AT REGULAR ELECTION, MAR. 27   To Vote On $50,000 Taxable Bonds, And $30,000 Revenue Bonds For a Complete Water System

MUNICIPAL WATERWORKS TO BH VOTED UPON AT REGULAR ELECTION, MAR. 2’

AFL Chief Leads Attack on Wiley  Kohler Denounces Foes’ Half Truths

Normal Railway Freight Service Expected Soon   Cut in Coal-Burning Passenger Trains Will Go On ‘For a While’   Truman Asks Commission for  Study of Coal Mine Problems

PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE HELD UP   But Freight Lines Expected To Resume Early

China - Bound Arms Dumped,  McCarthy Says   Senator Charges Curvie Gave Order to Drop Sasi ae San

Bell Telephone Company Seeks Rate Increase   Arkansas Board Hears Request For New Hikes

Proposed Phone Service Rate Hikes Released   Commission Requestec To Allow Increase: Figures Announced

Zalrs te egte. loday Governnient Rejects Plea by GM For Relaxation of Price- Freeze

ESA Rejects GM Price “Freeze” Revision Appeal  Order Will Stand For The Timea Rainn

US Government Rejects General Motors Plea To Lift Cutback On New Car Prices

GOVERNMENT REJECTS GH PRICE PLE!   ECA Spokesman Says Order Will Stand; Plan Meeting

REPUBLICANS RENEW DEMANDS HISS REPORT BE.RELEASED   Truman Again Asked To Lift Secrecy On Lovalty Finding .

‘TRUMAN STAND IS BLASTED  GOP Demands Full Story Of Spy Ring Be Revealed

Teletype Workers Settle UP Strike   Operators Return to Their Jobs; Accept $2.21 A Week Hike

Truman fo Keep Files from Probe   Decides after Hoover Warns of Peril to FBI

TRUCKER KILLED IN STREET DUEL   WILLIAMSON MINER AND ENEMY MEET ON STREET AT MARION

MAN KILLED IN GUN DUEL AT MARION   Coal Miner With Shotgun Slays Truck Operator Armed With Pistol on Downtown Street.   LUTHER FREY GIVES SELF UP TO POLICE   Says Dead Man, Paul Rametta, Had Struck Him With Hammer After Fight With Another.

Afghanistans Said Turning To Red Orbit   “Secret Kingdom” One-Time Thought Safely Anti-Soviet

East German Youths Stage Rally Sunday   200,000 Gather in Russian - Section of Berlin   WARNING GIVEN   Told to Keep Out of West.. ern Zone — Allied Force  of 8,000 Held Ready.

200,000 [Youths Flock To Berlin For Refi Display   Barred From. Western  Communist Group To Be Divided City  Sectors O

5 Searchers For Biggs Plane Savec   Navy Fails to Dislodge Mighty Mo; to Try Again

Two-Union Struggle To Control Electrical Industry Workers Reaches Crucial Status Tomorrow In UE-TUE Voting At GE Plants

Troops of ROK 6th Division Link Up With U. S. Paratroopers ABOVE PYONGYANG  On East Coast ROK Troops Make Gains of 3 and 4 Miles

Russ Lose Fight to Seat Korean Reds; UN Council Invites Southerners

4 Teen-Agers Die as Train Strikes Auto   Pennsylvania Freight Train ta Charve of Conductor A, D Hensell Hits Car at Redk

indiana Accident is Fatal to Four: Three injured   Redkey Is Scene of Tragedy; Young Group Victim; Auto Is Hit by Freight Train.

Horizontal Flight Made With Rocket  ‘Wac Corporal’s’ Feat Is First

Rockels Launching Termed Successtu  y    Guided V-2 Missile’s Ve locity Is 2,700 Miles . ‘An. Hour =

\- 2 ROCKET IS  ARMY TESTED   Missile Attained Speed 0: 2,700 Miles An Hour

Huge German V-2 Rocket Carrying Smaller Missile Makes First Horizontal Flight Of Guided Weapon

“It Looks Like Triple Murder,” Says Deputy Coroner; Dilapidated Farm I< Seene.   SURVIVING FARMHAND DENIES GUILT

Three Farmers Are Found Slain   ‘Looks Like a Triple Murder, Sheriff Says

Three Men Killed On Indiana Farm   Farmland, Dead Drunk, ls Taken to Jail and €annet Talk

Three Men Shot In Dilapidated Gary Farm Home   Note in Russian Gives Clue; One Suspect Is Held

TRIPLE KILLING IS DISCOVERED   Bodies of Three Found On Farm Near Gary; Suspect Jailed

Worker Is Held Affer Three Are Found Shot To Death On Farm In Indiana ~

Girl Says She Saw Husband Kill Thornton  Pretty Blonde Tries Suicide Leap After Tellina Her Stary

Silver Shirter Out On Parole  Freedom To Be Brie For William Pelley

But Freedom To Be Short For Pelley  Former Sdiver Shirt. Chief Gets Release Todan

Pelley Out, To Be In Agair  Silver Shirt Leader Much Sought After

ESTIMATE RED LOSSES AT 200,000   south Korean  Troops Sweep 20 Miles Deeper Into Red North Korea; UN Troops Ready To Give KO Blow

Midnight Saturday Is Strike Time Set By Ship Officers   Door Is Left Open for Further U. S. Mediation By AFL Union Heads

SHIPPING STRIKE I) THREATENED   000 ATLANTIC AND GULI WORKERS ADVISED TO WALK OUT SATURDAY.

Say Planes ‘Out to Kill’   Crewmen of Vessels Strafed by Chinese Tell of Vicious Attack

Merchantmen See Threats   Chinese Pilots’ Aim Said To Kill Seamen

” Nationalist Airmen ‘Out To Kill, . . Crewmen Of U.S. Merchant Ship Sa’

Airmen Attacking U.S. Vessels Were Out to Kill   Sponsor of Senate Crime Probe Declares Syndicates Are Working in Many Cities

CHINESE GUI TD KILL” cAYe SHIP'S CREM   American Type Planes Used in Raid on U. 8.  Merchantmen Monday.

Survivors Picked Up From Wrecked Plane   Attacking Chinese ‘Out To Kill’

Work To Stave Off Railroad, Phone Strikes   Both Set for Next Week, Would Deal Crippling Blow to Nation”

Experts Try To Mediate  Strikes Due Over Nation   Railroad, Shipping, Telephone Workers Threaten Walkouts

Liberal DP Bill Passed By Senate   Measure Now Goes To Joint Group For Action

SENATE OKAYS DP MEASURE   Bill Would Boost Refugees Admitted To U.S. To 359,000.

VOTE LIFTS BAR ON IMMIGRATION   Senate Passes Bill To tncrease Number Of Displaced Persons In Europe To Enter America.

58:15 Vote Follows Stormy Session AAA AAPA ARAN PAPE ARR POR DROOL ORD OOG AIDE  D-P Measure Passed After 20 Roll Calls

Senate Finally Okays Displaced Persons Bill   Eliminates Provisions Attacked by Truman During Campaign

Bill Permitting Additional BP’s In U.S. Passed   ‘Discriminatory’ Practices Dropped In Coalition Vote

Senate Passes ‘DP’ Bill In Night Session   Over 350,000 Persons To Be Admitted Under Measure

Bill Will Admit Thousands More War Refugees   Long And Bitter Struggle Ends In Starpmy Session

McCarran Loses Lengthy Battle On DP Measure   Senate Approves ‘Liberal’ Version By Heavy Moiority

Door Open For More Refugees   Senate Votes To Extend And Liberalize 1948 D.P. Statute.

Senate Widens Quotas as in House Version   Bipartisan Vote On Passage Is 58-15:  Victory for Truman

DP Measure Liberalized By Senate   359,000 Displaced Persons  Can Come to U. S. Under _ Bill Passed Late Last Night.  :

DP Rulings: Are Relaxed After Long Stormy Row   Senate Passes Bill Liberalizing Laws  On Refucee Entries

Senate Passes. Measure to Let More DPs in U.S.   Now 359,000 Able to Enter as Legislators Vote After Hot Debate

Displaced Persons Bill Finally Passes Senate Affer 20 Roll Calls

DP Measure Is Passed by U.S. Senate   Bill Liberalizes Quota ‘Set in 1948, Namber to Be Admitted Is Up to 359,000   Charges Are Made   Some Provisions of Act Are Dropped as Asked by President

Senate Passes Bill To Let Entrance Bars Down For Thousands Of DP’s

Midnight Voting Finally Okays Liberal Measure   Final Vote Of 58 To 31 Ends Stormy  12-Hour Session

U.S. to Admit More Refugees From Europe   Displaced Persons Bill Gets Past Bitter Debate

Vote to Admit Thousands More European DPs   Senate Acts in Wake of Long and Bitter Floor Battle

SENATE PASSES DP BILL AFTER 20 ROLL CALLS   59,000 Persons To Be Ad. mitted To Country Under New Act

Senate Passes DP Bill   Measure Liberalizes Law Passed in 1948; Agrees in Most Points With Honee.-Pacecad Ril

Senate Approves Bill To Let Thousands Of European Refugees Come To This Country To Make Their Homes

Senate Okays Refugee Bill by 58-15 Vote   Thousands More DP’ Will Be Admitted to This Country

Senate Approves Bill fo Increase Number of DPs_  New Act Libe ralizes

DP BILL GETS SENATE OKAY   Passed By 58 To: 15. Vote Just Before Midnight After Bitter Ficht

DP Bill Finally  Passes Senate  Opens Door To Added Thousands Of Euro- — pean Refurcees.

Rail Walkout  Is Postponec   Switchmen's Union to Start New Talks Instead of  Striking Tuesday.

Switchmen’s Union Delays Strike Date  Walkout Deadline Advanced to June 1

STRIKE PUT OFF BY SWITGHME   JUNF LIS NEW DATE SET FOR WALKOUT AGAINST 10 MEDWEST RAILROADS.

Switchmen Will Talk Pay Tuesday   Walkout Is Postponed to June 1 to Await Mediation

en Delay Strike Until June — : New Wage-Hour , Talks Arranged — With 10 Roads —

RAIL STRIKE [S OFF UNTIL FIRST OF JUNE   Mediation Board Secures Delay on  Mid-West Walkout

UNION DELAYS WALKOUT ON 10 RAILROADS      Mediation Board Win: Postponement; Talks Set on Issues

Rail Swifchmen Postpone Strike   Mediators Obtain Delay to June 1

AFL SWITCHMEN’S WALKOUT, SCHEDULED NEXT TUESDAY, - IS POSTPONED UNTIL JUNE 1

Rail Union Wage Talks Planned   To Start Tuesday Instead of Strike As Scheduled

Yardmen Delay Pending Strike   Deadline Moved to June 1; Talks Slated Tuesday

STRIKE DELAYED BY SWITCHMEN   Union Will Start Talks With 10 Western Railroads Instead Of Walking Out Tuesday — Postponed To June 1.

Union to Start New Wage Talks  Group Won’‘t Go Out On Strike Tuesday

Last-Ditch Peace Try  ms . Switchmen Delay Tieup, Start New Negotiations

Railmen Strike Put Off.   Postponed Till June 1 And New Wage Talks Will Begin day; ' -Mediatore Taka Hand

Rail Strike Put Off Till June   Switchmen Agree To hAaedintinn Raniu)ect

Four Boys Found Dead On Life Raft On Lake Erie After Drifting For 16 Hours

Boys on Raft Are Found But Fear Is Held They Are Dead   Scouts Drift Out Into Lake Erie ._. Aboard Rubber Life Raft Monday

FOUR BOYS ARE. FOUND IN BOAT ON GREAT LAKE   But Coast Guard Can’t Say At Once if All Alive Near Cleveland

U. S. Atom Weapons In Making To Deter Russia, Pike Contends  Admits Little Is Known How Far

Home Mortgage Credit Put Under ‘New Controls  One of Series of New Steps to Combat   One of Series of New Steps to Combat Inflation; Sharp New Restrictions Placed on Cotton Exports.

IN ANTI-INFLATION  MOVES Credit Controls Tightened; Ching Named to Wage Board

Restrictions Designed To Cut Present Pace Of Home-Building   CHING APPOINTED TO FEDERAL BOARD

Government Puts Tight Controls on  Mortgages    Boosts Payments And Cuts Time; Order Effective  Tomorrow

Regulation Will Combat Price Rises   Ching Appointed Stabilization  Board Chairman

Larger Down Payments Start On Thursday  Other Moves Include   Other Moves Include Restrictions on Exports of Coi7on

Look at Fyture: AIRMEN FIGHT BY DAY--COME HOME. AT NIGHT:   It’s a Commuter’s War for Fliers Based in Japan

Ex-Movie Star Is Hit In Her First Sermon Colleen Townsend Tells How She Left Screen For Prlatt

‘A Real Sharp Christian’  Preaching Starlet Captivates Packed Church

MURDER PROBE IS STALEWATED      Rumor That Husband Con: fessed Slaying Branded As False

FAR EASTERN AIMS INJURED, PEURIFOY SAYS   Accused Diplomat Cleared 4 Times By Board

Diplomacy Hurt, Peurifoy States   Senator Hits Delay in John Service Case

Taft Advises GOP to List Truman Slips  Calls for Report Of Errors in Foreign Policy

Taft Proposes Critical Report Of Tru-Deal   Ohio Senator Seeks Campaign Fight Ammunition

laft Proposes List Of Truman Policy Errors  Good Campaign Datc Offered GOP

Senator Taft Asks GOP for Critic Report   Republicans to Draw Up  Formal Report Criticizing Truman Administration's Foreiaqn Policy Mistakes 

Taft Urges GOP To Set Up Critical Policy Note   Senator Proposes Report Be Taken For Campaign Use

Taft Prepares ‘Mistakes’ List   Criticism of Truman Set hv Republican

Allies Trying to Prevent Breach  In Naktong Line   Communists Now Within 10 Miles of Important Taequ

Present State Total Placed At 7,901,791;  Eiahteen Counties Losi

State Population Up 14.3 Per Cent  Total Tentatively Set at 7.961.000

7,901,791 Is New Census Figure in Ohio   Paulding And Henry Among 18 Counties That Show Decline

Ohio's Gain In Census Totals Near!y Million  loss In 16 Countie   Loss In 16 Counties Blamed On Strip Mines By Governor

DRIVE CAREFULLY  Th: Life You Save May Be Your Own   THESE DAYS   THE VASTNESS OF CHANGE

 Correspondent’ s Invasion Diary Shows How Rapidly Marines Operated To Make Landing Operation Success

U.S. Soldiers Can Look Into Red China City   South Korean Troops Make Ten-Mile Gain In Northeast Area

Tanks, Guns of Seventh  Infantry Roll Through Frontier City   STRENGTHEN POSTS   Eager GI's Hopeful Arrival at Border Will Hasten  War’s End

Voteran - 17th Regiment Firat American Unit to Reach Koron's Northern Boundary — Arrivat Splits Chinese and Korean Red Forces In Two,

South Korean Troops Drive Ahead to East   Yankees Hopeful Arrival At Yalu Mav Hasten Peace

i County Area Hit By industry: Wide Dairymen’s Strike   Milk, Dairy Supplies To Be Cut Off To 5 Million As Peace Attempts Fail

PULASKI CO. PROSECUTOR ~ SUSPENDED   Penalized by Supreme Court for Not Enforcing Gambling Laws.

Reservists Get Easier’ Recall, Earlier Release   Marshall Orders Four-Month Alert; 2-Year Draft Eyed

Plane Strikes Mountain, 24 Feared Dead   Missionary Group's _  -DC-3 Wrecks, Burns - In Wyoming's Tetons, Flames Are Sighted

Innocent Purchaser’ Of Used Car Not Protected Against Foreclosure

George Roberts, Pioneer Printer,  Dies Here Monday   Founder Of Reporter, Phone Directory, Succumbs At 91

Top UMW Chiefs Silent on Report Of Strike Sianals  Subdistrict Leader Denies Code Tipoff ae  bring «- Ag ft rmunm

Lewis, Union Bosses Silent on Outed Leader Charee of ‘Winking’ at Federal Court Order

89 Persons Die Violent Deaths in State  Texas Leads Natior With 41 Fatalities   Texas Leads Nation With 41 Fatalities in Traffic Accidents

Violence Kills 90 Persons In Texas; 44 Die Due To Traffic Accidents

Stafe Toll Of 45 In Wrecks Daces Nation  17 Fire, 13 Bullet Victims Counted In Grim Yule Enitanoh

Staie Toll Of A5 In Wrecks Baces Hation  17 Fire, 13 Bullet Victims Counted [1

Pravda Takes Chance to Hit American Aims   18.5 Pct. of Funds For Military Use Cited by Publication

Enemy Better Give Up Fast, Admiral Says   30-Knot Burke Says Landings Put Reds ‘In Hell of Bad Way’

U.S. Leading Russiaon Atom Bombs   But Officials Won't “Say How Many Soviets Haye

AEC Boss Assures Nation We Have More A-Bombs Than Russia, Says U. S, Stockpile Grows Fast   OLD TAPANESE PLANT

Sweep Toward Frontier.   U.S. Supply of A-Bombs Tops That of Russia

U. S. Gains In  A-Bomb Production   AEC Chairman Claims We Are Beating Russia In Foteful Race

Condition Of School Is Flayed   State Hospital Board Holds Meeting Today

Navy Is Ready For Any Attack On Formosa   Commander Of Naval Forces In Far East Says Communists Had Better Think Twice Before They Try Invasion Of Formosa

the first time yesterday in thei: probing attacks, he said.   Should Think Twice

Sharp Upswing In Home Plans   Apartment, Two New . Dwellings And Four — Conversions Listed.

Building Boom Continues Here   Much Domestic Construetion Underway; March Total Over Last Year.

ES  TALK ENDS IN  STATE: NOW IT'S UP TO VOTERS   Lucas Favored 8-5 But Most Wagering at Even Money.

Betting Favors Lucas: 5 Million Eligible Voters   26 Congressional, 3 State Offices, Gateway to Be Decided

‘New Deer’s Head Hospital State’s Answer To Socialized Medicine Say: Governor Lane At Dedication Toda‘

Bandit Courteous, But Gels His Loot  Scenarist, Ex-Husbend Los   Scenarist, Ex-Husbond Los: Diamond Ring, Cash

Demos Plan For Session Delegates Will Be   Delegates Will Be Named To Conclave

Sunburned, Chilled Convici Gives Up   Stayed on Water Tower 34 Hours, Decides One of Those Foolish Things

Big 3 Discuss Less Control  Over Germany V.S. Cahinet Shif:   U.S. Cabinet Shifi Strengthens Acheson. Eneourages Allies

BIG 3 FOREIGN MINISTERS OPEN SECRET TALKS   Plan Relaxing Occupation Controls In West Germany

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CILUTING FRONT: UF SS

Navy Plans To Build Big Carrier But Work Will Not Start Next Year

Navy Planning Construction  Of Carrier   Secretary Matthews Denies Work to Start  In 1951 on New Flattop

Flush-Deck Aircraft Carrier Slated For Construstion In Future By Navy

NAVY HEDGES ON _CARRIER Admita Flush Deck Yo Be Built, But Says Date Not Set

TUCKER FRAUD CASE TO JURY   No Decision Is Reached After 12 Hour

Connecticut Republicans Demand Recount In-Closely Contested Fight For Senator

Trapped Dog Fed by Another Bog   Rescued One Seems to Appreciate It, Tao

MALIK LAYS WAR BLAME ON JU. S. Nationalist China Survives Russia s UN Quster Attemo!

Russian Fails In Atfempt To Unseat Tsiane   VJ. N. President Demands That America Stop War In Korea —

Malik Returns to UN Council   Demands US Stop Aggression In Korea

RUSSTAN ATTEMPT 10 OUST CHINESE FROM U.N. FAILS   Malik Charges Nationalist Delegate “Represents Nobody” —Loses Effort to Unse.t’Him, 8 to 3.   CHARGES U.S. WITH AGGRESSION IN KOREA   Declares America Is Trying to Broaden Warfare—Warren Austin Replies to His Attack.

MALIK ACCUSES UNITED STATES NF AGGRESSION      Soviet UN Delegate Says Russia Is Following  Policy Of Peace   COUNCIL REFUSES TO OUST NATIONALISTS

Malik Claims U. N. Council Action Illegal   Argues Bitterly With U. S. Delegate Austin, Blames Truman For Korea War

Malik Calls America Aggressor   Fails Again to Oust Nationalist China From UN Council.

Russian Delegate Fails Again In Try To Unseat Chinese Representative      Malik Charges United States With Flagrant Arid Unjustified Aggression In Conducting War Against Koreans    Weakens Entire Peace Endeavor   Norway Calls For Quick Vote

CHARGES UNJUSTIFIED AGGRESSION   Russia’s Malik Fails In Move To Oust T. F. Tsiang

Russia in UN Fails Again to Bar China   Levels ‘Aggression’ Accusation Kacinst America

Russia Charges U.S. With Aggression In Korea; Malik Fails To Remove China From UN Paseal

Russia Voted Down on Move To Oust Nationalist China   U.S. Must Stop Aggression Against Korea, Russian Delegate Tells UN Council Meeting

SOVIETS FAIL TO OUST CHINA ATU. N. MEET   Russia’s Malik Claims U. S. Is Aggressor  In Korean Conflict

Council Hands Russ Setback In China Vote   Malik Fails to Oust Tsiang, Charges U. S With Aggression  In Korean Outbreak

COMMANDOS CRASH LAST CHINESE WALL   Spearheads Of 25,000 Gls, British Forces Head For Coast

Starving And Freezing Chinese Soldiers Surrender By Thousands; Speed Toward Hungnam, Korean East Coast Port

ITSELF TO TEACHER   Businessmen Are. Hosts tc 128 on Lawrence Public Schools Staff   IBRIEFED ON FREEDOM

Businessmen Are. Hosts tc 128 on Lawrence Public Schools Staff   BRIEFED ON FREEDON

‘NOT TOO SEVERE’  : Downtown Buildings Sway As Quake Jostles L. A.

Politics Charged In Seoul Battle  Costly Victory Held Useless By Leaders

Man, Blonde Linked With Atom Spying   More Arrests Loom As U.S. Rounds Up Espionage Ring

2 FACE COURT ‘AS RED SPIES   Engineer And Blonde To  Be Arraigned Today  In A-Bomb Plot

Two More Arrested in Spy Cleanup   Chemical Engineer and Ex-WMC Emplove Are Accused.

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Man, Woman Linked to Red Atom Spy Ring   Two to Be Arraigned Today for Conspiracy: More Arrests Likely

: age -BOMB: SPIES. HUNTED— New. Arrests Hinted As‘Two More Are Charged

Engineer, Blonde Linked with Red Atom Spy Ring   Pair Is Scheduled for Arraignment in NYC Court for Conspiracy

Bodies of 36 American Soldiers, Victims of Torture Killings, Are Recovered From Battlefield

Bodies Of 36 Slain Yanks Are Found   Their Hands, Feet Found Bound With Rope, Wire And Shoestrings

Yanks Recover 36 Bodies, Identify  9 Red Prisoners As Executioners

Bodies of 36 U. S. Soldiers Victims Of Red Battlefield Torture Are Recovered

Recover 36 Bodies From Bloody Hill   American Victims Of Ree Torture Killings Foune With Hands And Feet Ir Wire Bindings

Find Bodies Of 36 Victim: Of Atrocity  Hands And Feet Bound With Rone.

Recover Bodies of Slain-Yanks  36. Were Victims of Red Torture Killings

VICTIMS OF RED TORTURE . FOUNE   Bodies OF 36 Amerheeay fy   écuted By Eneniy Soldiers . Récovered—Two Of Blay- eps. Identified . s

ATROCITY DEAD BODIES FOUND   U. S. Forces Recover Re mains Of 36 American Victims

X-Ray Survey To Be Planned   Clinic Committees Will Be Appointed At Meeting Tomorrow

Supreme Court Upholds Red Party Official’s Contempt Guilt   Charge Based on Dennis*®  Refusal to Obey  House Subpena

Court Upholds Conviction Of Eugene Dennis   General Secretary of Communist Party Had Appealed Contempt of Congress Conviction.

Conviction Is Upheld   Dennis’ Appeal To Supreme Court On Trial Fails

Justices Aver Dennis Jury Verdiet ‘Pai air’   Rule U.S. Workers Just Venirenen Tn Loyalty Trials

COURT RULES JURY CAPABLE OF FAIR TRIAL   Two Justices File Dissenting Opinion: In Contempt Case

Must Serve Yr in Prison, Pay  Fine of $1,000   Case Independent of Conspiracy Conviction in New York

Red Verdict Found Valid By Tribunal   Contempt Count Conviction Of Dennis Is Upheld In 5-9 Oninian

SUPREME COURT BACKS CONVICTION OF EUGENE DENNIS   Communist Party Secretary Must Serve Jail Term For Contempt

Dennis Conviction Upheld by Court  Appeals Contempt of Congress Case

Dennis Contemp! Count Is Upheld   Supreme Court Rules on Communist Officer

5-2 Decision Based on Red Leader’s Refusal to Respond to Writ   Claim of Unfair Trial Is Rejected   High Tribunal Affirm: Year in Jail, $1,000 Fine in 1947 Case

Supreme Court Upholds Guilt Of Communist  Dennis Conviction Of Contempt Ruled Valid

Rules Red Is Guilty    High Court Upholds Contempt. Conviction Of ‘Commie Official

Court Upholds Contempt Case Against Dennis   Tribunal Refuses to Rule on Seamen Hiring  Halls for 2nd Time

Conviction Of Dennis Upheld   High Court Rules Commu. nist Leader Had Fair Trial ~

Court Upholds  Dennis Verdict   Contempt Conviction Of Red Leader Is Supported

Conviction of © Communist Party Official Upheld   Eugene Dennis Charged Use of U. S. Employees Prevented Fair Trial.

Conviction Of Dennis Is Sustained   Supreme Court Upholds Lower Court In Finding Communist Guilty Of Contempt Of Congress

Tribunal Okays ‘Red Conviction   Dennis Loses Appeal to Supreme Court on 5 to 2 Split

Dennis Loses Appeal to High Court   Contempt of Congres: Conviction Upheld In Minton Decision _

HIGH TRIBUNAL RULES DENNIS TRIED FAIRLY   Government Workers Still May Serve On Juries

Conviction of Red is Upheld   Supreme Court Says Eugene Dennis’ Trial Was Fair

Red Secretary In Contempt, Says Decision  Must Serve Year in Prison. Pav $1,000

Supreme Court Denies Appeal  For Contempt   Rules Eugene Dennis Had Fair Trial By  Five to Two Decision

Supreme Court Upholds Dennis’ Conviction on Charges of Being in Contempt of Conaress

AMERICAN RED PARTY’S HEAD LOSES APPEAL   Was Convicted Of Contempt in Honse Hearings

Dewey Is Voted  Power To Seize   Drastic Emergency Rights Given Governor Over Fuel Shortage.

Capitol Sources Look for Answer To Dewey Draft   Hanley Selects Taylor As Floor Manager At Convention

Frost-Bitten Gl, Wounded In North Korea, Threatened With Loss of Four Limbs

Held Governor As Hostage   Williams Tar et of Marquette Prison Inmates Saturday -

Willianis Escapes Assassination At  Marquette; Riot Is Prevented

Drop Excise Tax Is Dingell Plea  Michigan Lawmaker   Michigan Lawmaker Would Hike Other Levy

Taft Victory Is Record-Breaker   Takes 84 Counties of 88, Many Democratic Industrial Areas

Supreme Court Approves Ohio Turnpike Funds   Commission Will Proceed With Its North Route Survey

ee Ne ONE ce aN en: ey  N ew Mechanical Heart Ready ‘For Trial On Human Beings

NEW ERA READY IF MECHANICAL HEART SUCCESS   Device Ready For Trial On Humans May Bring Life To The Dead

New Mechanical Heart Developed By Heart Surgeon Ready For Trial On Human Being

Mechanical Heart May Bring Dead _ To Life and Open New Era in Suraerv

TRUMAN SAYS HE ALONE WILL DECIDE   Guarded Meeting of Atomic Authorities  Held on Capitol Hill

Ben Hinken Dies,  Former Mailman  Spent 18 Years as Remsen Rural Carrie:

MORRISVILLE COUNCIL CONSIDERS 4 SOLUTIONS ‘JO PRESENT WATER PROBLEM AS SUBMITTED TO SPECIAL MEETING BY PRESIDENT LAIR

MORRISVILLE STUDIES TTS WATER SITUATION   Four Solutions Are Offered By President of Council   NEED OF QUICK ACTION

New Junction Auction Ring Continues To Draw Buyers and Livestock

Allied Troops Under Shoot To Kill’ Order   Germany Is Tense As Communist Youth Marchers Assemble

Determined To Prevent Seizure Of City By Reds   Hundreds Flee Into Western Sector To Escape Feared Riot

Germany's Youth Due For ‘Mareh’   Showdown May Be Only Propaganda

Set Hearing Next Friday At Chicago  “Want the Fact«’   ‘Want the Facts’ Says Williamson

TEACHERS’ PAY RULING AWAITED   Dispute Over Funds May Be  Settled At Governor's Con ference Set For Tuesday  In Raleigh.

State Crops Seen Damaged by Frost Loss Is Not Fixed   Many Vegetables Among ' Growth Believed Cat Down by Weather

State Crops May Have Been Injured Seriously By Frosts Over Past Weekenc

j Aflantic Hurricane  Veers From U. S. Coast To Threafen Bermuda

Big Hurricane Poises Threat To Bermuda   Veers Away From U. S. Coastline—Third Chanae in Direction

Big Tropical Wind Veers Three Times   Hurricane Threat Eases Off In NC Cape Section

Immediate Call For Volunteers Issued By Army   Ask Enlisted Reservists Report for Extended Active Duty

ARMY AND NAVY URGE RESERVES TO. VOLUNTEER   — Those Highly Skilled in Modern  ’ Warfare Are Especially Needed

ARMED ISSUE APPEAL   Reserve Specialists Asked To Volunteer For Duty In Korea.

RESERVISTS ASKED TO VOLUNTEER   ARMY ANT) NAVY CALL UPON THEM TO GET BACK INTO UNIFORM AT ONCE.

Reservists Urged To Volunteer Now   ‘Atmy Sets One-Year Minimum Service; Navy Will Allow Six-Month: Minimum

Army Asks For Enlisted Reserves With Special Skills To Volunteer

US Army And Navy Urge Their Reservists To Volunteer Immediately For Service

Army and Navy Urge Reserves To Volunteer   Need Medical Officers, Specialists for Active Duty ‘Without Delay’

Army and Navy Urge Reservists fo Volunteer Immediately for Extended Active Service

Specialists In Modern War Needed Most  Marines Want Men Rar Raeonlar Hitcha:

SERVICES NEED VETERAN HELP   § _ Reserve Personnel Urged Ti Volunteer for Duty in Army, Novy

Reds Rust Sub Pens In Baltic   ‘Closed Soviet Sea’ Is Claim for Area: Nazi Job Continued

Farmer Vote Tops Talk At GOP Meeting   Political Plans Being Discussed Ai Salt Lake Confab

Senator Says Men Top Hiss As Bad Risks  McCarthy Releases Tint af OT Bennlavas   McCarthy Releases List of 81 Employes Called Reds to Panel

Potato Curbs Snag in Senate But Pass House   Upper Chamber's Parliamentary Move BRlecks Final Vote

Supporters Forecast  Approval   Bill Balked Short Of Senate Passage Thursday

Showdown Vote On Compromise Farm Bill Due   Parliamentary Tangle Holds up Senate Approval

Senate Is Due To Give Okay To Measure   Close Vote Seen On Compromise

Backers See Farm Bill OK   Senate Approval Delayed Through Foes’ Parliamentary Move: South Aided by Peanut, Cotion Provisions

New Law Would Increase Government Controls; Deny 1950 Potato Support

Sniffles and Sneezes Knock Qut Many Here  But Seasonal Wave o! Sickness Seems to Be

Sniffles and Sneezes Knock Out Many Here  But Seasonal Wave o Sickness Seems to Be On Downtrend. Now

Allies Would Be Paid U.S. Dollars  For Arming Selves   Plan Is Key Point in Emergency Request of President Truman

WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?  Britain, 4 Other Nations Set To Fight In Europe If Reds Launch Third World Conflict

Lobaugh Is Granted Ilth Executive Stay: Execution Now Set for May 26

ClO Electrical Union Workers Postpone Strike  UAW Members Sign Bigs Vase (nmatewet   UAW Members Sign Five-Year Contract With Ford Company

EEE oo  U.S. Rockets Bounce Off Huge Red ‘Tanks   Fifth Air Force Pilots Say Arms Virtual.  ly Useless Against Monster Vehicles

Medical Registration Ordered for Jan. 15: 210.000 Are Affected   Under-50 Group Hit By Order; Pentagon Seeks 13,000 Doctors

MORE DOCTORS TO REGISTER   Those Under 50 Must Sign Up For Draft By January 15

Doctors And Dentists Under 50 Must Register  Veterinarians Also Included In Jan. 15 Deadline: 20 00 Maro Called Far March

Doctor Draft Is Being Expanded   Almest All cf Those Under 50 Not Already Registers d Must De Se

Doctors under 50 Register Jan. 15  Hershey Calls Up Two More Groups

ORDER DOCTORS  SIGN FOR DRAFT  ON JANUARY 15 ESTIMATE 210,000  UNDER FIFTY YEARS HAVE TO REGISTER

REGISTER ALL DOCTORS UNDER 50 FOR DRAFT   Dentists and Veterinarians AIlso Sign; Army Needs 13,000 Doctors.

Doctors Will Sign Up For Draft On Jan. 15  Four Priority Classes Are Set Up; Men Under 50 Will Be Reaistered

Medics Under 0 Must Register   Some 210,000 to Sign for Draft, Hershey Announces

Will Register Doctors Up To 50 Years   13,000 Needed In Biower Army

Okay 2 Plans For Econoiny   Senate Group Is Unanimous In Adopting Plan

Truman Directs Seventh Fleet To Be Ready To Prevent Attack On Formosa

Truman Sends Air, Sea Aid to South Korean Defenders   New Pacific Policy Includes Naval Intervention To Halt Invasion of Nationalist Island

President Lays Down Policy of U.S. Standing Firm Against Aqaression

Planes and Ships To Fighting Zone   Red Troops Pushed Back 20 Miles North of Seoul

American Planes And Warships Are Sent To Aid South Korea; Fighters Shoot Down Four Red-Manned Craft

Truman Outlines U. S. Policy Of Standing Firmly Against Aggression by Reds in East

American Fighters Shoot Down 4 Red Korea Planes; Will Bomb Captured Towns

Historie Decision Reached at Policy Meeting Calls for Aid To Far-East Countries  AWAIT RUSSIAN REACTION  United States Action Taken After United Nations Security Council  Calls For All Members Support

Fleet Is Ordered To Protect Formosa; Aid to Philippines Ils Also Stepped Up

Steps Taken By Truman Against Reds  Fleet Ordered To Block Attack Against Formosa

Truman Orders U.-S. Planes, Warships to Drive Out Reds; Directs Firm Pacific Policy

Navy And Aircraft Being Rushed To  Beleaguered Area   Broader Policy For Far East Adopted At Meeting Of Leaders At The White Hauea Tadav.

Nation fo Stand Firm Against Any Red Aggression   7th Fleet Directed to Prevent an Attack by Reds on Formosa

President Acts Under UN Plea  For Assistance   Fighting May End Abruptly If Soviets Refrain From Sending Direct Aid To North Koreans

Fleet Ordered To Bar Attack Upon Formosa   Armed Aid to Philippines, Indo-China Stepped Up

Will Boost Aid to Isles. Indo-China   Truman Asks Kai-Shek Cease Attacks Upon Mainland of China as Parcifiention   Acts Under UN,   United Nations Stand Is Basix for Move by. Chief Executive

Yank Airplanes Down Red Craft   First Task of U. S. Planes Is To Bomb Captured South Korea   Nationalist Troops Rally and Hurl Back Russian Dominated Koreans Twenty Miles From Seoul, the Capital.

Formosa Gets Help Too; Aid Is Stepped Up  President Says Red Tactics Must End!!

U.S. Ships And Planes To Be Sent   Pres. Truman Lays Down Firm Policy Against Communism

American Fighters Shoot  Down Four Planes; Invaders  Forced Back From Capital

Seventh Fleet Sent To Protect. Formosa   President Declares U. S. Will Stand  Firm Against Communist Acooreseian

Warships To Aid Invaded South Korea   President Lays Down Policy Of Resisting Aggression By Reds

Tough Policy Against Reds Is Laid Down   President Gives Order: Also Calls On Seventh Fleet

Directs U. S. Seventh Fleet Be Ready to Check At tack on Formosa TO SEND PLANES, SHIPS  America Also Stepping Up  Aid to Philippines an Indo-China

Americaa Navy §s To Guard Formosa   Bombing Raids On North Koreans Onen Tonicht: Firm Policy Cited

Truman Says America Must Stane Firm Against Communist Aggression in Pacific Areas  Seventh Fleet Told to Intervene To Prevent Attack on Formosa

Firm Stand Laid Down By Truman At Night Parley   ‘Plain Beyond All Duoht That Communiam Has Passed Subversion Te Conquer, Now Will Use Armed Invasion, War.” President Save

War Called Communist Purpose Now   America Will Back Policy With Foree In Asia Showdown

Policy Of Standing Firm Against  Communist Aggression Is Presented

President Takes Firm Stand Calling Bluff of Red Forces; U.S. Seventh Fleet To Protect Chiang’s Formosa  American Fighters Have Shot Down 4 Yak Planes at Seoul; Bombers _ - Attack Soon: Church in Charae

Truman Orders Forees To Aid South Koreans   ‘Direeta Fleet To Prepare  Defense Of Formosa:  Ask Chiang Cease Aitack

U.S. TAKES FIRM STAND AGAINST RED AGGRESSION   President Also Orders Seventh Fleet To Stand By To Prevent Commie Assault On Formosa, Urges Chiang To Cease Attacks On China Mainland.

toBe reg aot   Historic Decisions Are Reached Monday at Policy Meetina _

White House Announces Stern Far East Policy: Aid for Philippines Indochina

Chiang Asked To Stop Attacks As Part of Firm Policy in Area   No Troops to Be Sent Or Mobilized Yet,  Johnson Says

President Lays: Down Policy of Standing Firm  Hits Aggression In Far Pacific §

Truman Says Seventh Fleet Will Be Ready To Intervene To Prevent Attack On Korea

7TH FLEET — _ TO DEFEND FORMOSA   President Announces Historic Decision to Oppose Communism by Force: Will Help Indo-China,  - Philippines.

President Also Directs U.S. Formosa Fleet to Guard Over Formosa in Event of Attack

Truman Orders Firm Policy’ In Far Pacific  7th Fleet Ordered To Be Ready To Prevent Red, Attemp' To Attack Formosa

TO DEFEND FORMOSA   President Announces Historic Decision to Oppose Communism by Force; Will Help Indo-China, Philippines.

AMERICAN PLANES REPORTED PLANNING BOMBING MISSIONS (AGAINST NORTHERN COMMIES

Truman Announces Policy of Standing Firm Against Reds.   Johnson Says Nation Not Committed to Put Troops In Actior

American Forces Directed To Aid Invaded Republic — President Truman Lays Down Policy Of Standing Firm Against Communist Aggression In Far Pacific — Intervention To Prevent Any Red Attack On Formosa Authorized

Red Invaders Pushed Back In Seoul Assault  America To Protect   America To Protect Island Of Formosa

Philippines, Indo-China, Formosa Included In Anti-Aggression Policy   Truman Directs That American Seventh Fleet Be Prepared To Intervene To Prevent Any Communist Attack On Island Refuge Of Chinese Nationalist Government

Seventh Fleet Assigned To Formosa Role Under Firm Anti-Red Program

President Declares U. S. To Stand Firm Against Aggression In Far Pacific   U. S. SEVENTH FLEET   Prepared To Intervene To Prevent Communist Attack On Formosa

Bridges Suggests Bases In Spain  Use Of Land Sought  Rar Tnon Tn Dreanan

‘Spanish Bases For Loan,’ Is Bridges Plan  Senate O.K.’s Fund Of $100 Million For Franco Regime

Bridges Wants Deal For Bases In Spain   Loan To Franco Is Voted by Senate Without Strings -

Bridges Urges Spanish Bases if War Starts  " ee ececee: Bis Ee   Senate Approves Loan To:Franco Regime But Morse Claims “Bribe”

Deal For Bases '” Gnain raed  \j (HER 1 } uu y we” hy et Ed I HY ae L  Frenco Regime Gets $100,000.000 Loan

Bloodhounds Fine Missing Van Boy  Lek Uleliae Cwlesr   John Walter Exley, 11, Found After Spending Night in the Woods

Bloodhounds Find Missing Van Boy   John Walter Exley, 11, Found After Spending Night in the Woods

Russian Objects To All Plan's Parts But One  Favors Emergency Meetings But Puts   Favors Emergency Meetings But Puts In Tovah Condition

Vishinsky Rejects U. N Anti-Aggression Plans  Ties Strings To All Proposals But One For Trouble-Shooting Panel

RUSSIA OPPOSES ~ TROOPS FOR U.N   VISHEINSHY GALLS ACHESON'S PLAN TQ REFEL AGGRESSION “DLLEGAL.”

Anti-Attack Plans Rejected By Red Envoy   Most of Secretary's Proposals Scorned: Backs Committee Plan

Soviet Kills  Peace Plan   Vishinsky Rejects  Acheson’s Proposal

Vishinsky Tags Acheson Plans In Part Illegal  Russian Rejects Major Portions  Of U.S. Proposatf

Vishinsky Rips Into Acheson’s UN Anti-Aggression Plan as Ilegal. Opposes Joint Military Forces

Vishinsky Rejects Major Portions Of Dean Acheson's A4nti-A geression Proposals

Reds Rejeci Acheson Plan As ‘Illegal:   Vishinsky Assails ‘Part By-Passing VYeto-Hit Council

Vishinsky Defies Foes To Kill Veto; Laughs Off Acheson Proposal   Russian Calls Anti-Aggression Peace Plat ‘Bizarre’ And’ ‘Challenges Western Powers To Change UN Charter

Vishinsky Returns to Old Style   Bitterly Rejects AntiAggression Proposals of U.S.

German- American  Cl Gets His Girl   Whirlwind Berlin Visi! Ends in Marriage

es Performers Turn In Improved limes  8 500 Turn Out For  Sacond Rodeo Event

Performers Turn In n Improv ved Times  8500 Turn Out For Second Rodeo Event

@ WEATHER (Continued on Page 8)   BE EASY ON YoUR MATE; DIVORCES MOST LIKELY Now

Birdsall Sweet Stricken When 13  Polio Vietim Dies After 19 Years in Iron Lune

Top Derby  Favorite Gets  Rail Position 15 Horses To Run  In Racing Classic

Agree To Postpone Rail Strike Two Weeks   Brotherhood of  Firemen, Enginemer Agree To Hold Off Strike Until May 10

Rail Strike Is Delayed Two Weeks   Seek to Head Off Telephone Strike

‘Phone Walkout Is Near: Obtain Rail Case Delay   Government Struggles to Avert Nationwide Strike Set for Tomorrow Morning.

Railroad Strike Off For Present   Government Mediators Battle Against Time to Prevent Walkout of Communications Workers: B. of L. E. Postpones Strike for Two Weeks

Future of Garbage Man Considered   He wos Fired for Sharing Limelight Intended Only For English Queen

Raspberry Growers Find New Outlets   Chicago Expeeted To Take 80,000 Crates

Poet, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Dies Following Night Of Poetry Writing   Cut if vou will, with sleep’s dull knife Each day to half its length, my friend The years that time takes off my life Hie’ take off from the other end.

McCarthy Claims He Was Omitted From Session  GOP Senator Asserts The Investigation Also

McCarthy Is Excluded From Hearing   Budenz Testifies At Secret Session

BARRED FROM QUIZ otdalON WITH BUDENZ   Senator Hunting Swear Words While Senators Hear Secret Evidence.

Call Budenz To Prove His Accusations   Senate Investigators Ask Witness to Produce Evidence About Owen Lattimore

Charges His Own Witness Gave “Secret Evidence;.-Both Had .Been Invited Originally To The Closed Session   CHANGES MIND ON GIVING STATEMEN’

Says He Is Barred From Closed Meet   His Own Witness Gives Evidence At Secret Session

To p Figures Are Kept Out  In Spv Probe   MeCarthy Angrily  Denounces ‘Exclusion’ From Meeting: Lattimore Out

Pro-Red Libel Case Argued   Defense Attorney Claims Truth; Othe: Side Hits Guilt by Association

EXPECT 20, TO SEE 4-DAY HOME EXHIBIT   Parade Tomorrow After noon To. Precede Opening

Expect 4-Day Exposition To  Draw 20,000   Exhibits Pack Armory; Banquet, Parade Scheduled

Reds Losses Soar In Savage Fighting   Invaders Make Slight Gains As Major Battle Rages For Key Mountain Pass

Americans Strike in — Yongdong Sector  But Red Assaul   But Red Assault Forces Yanks Back Somewhat On Left Flank

AMERICANS SMASH  HEAD-ON INTO FOE IN YONGDONG AREA   Artillery Barrage Kills From 1,600 to 2,000 Communists — Counterblow Is Heaviest Dealt by G. I's in War — Fight Still Rages—U. S. Flank Forced Back Slightly —South Koreans Gain Near Yonedok.

REDUCTION URGED IN TOBACCO TAX   CONGRESSMEN abso GET  PLEAS FOR LOWER LEVIES  t ON BEER AND WHISKY,

Weather Delays Bomber Search   Poor Visibility Halts Rescue Work

PeOU £ OSL £49 FUN BE  Chinese-Russia Friendship Alliance Wee Signed in 1045

Three States Pick Candidates Today  New York. Missiccinn,   New, York, Mississippi And Wyoming Holding  Primaries

Three States Ballot Today   Primaries Set in Wyoming 4 ippi. New ‘York

3 STATES PICK CANDIDATES 10 53 HOUSE SEATS   New York, Mississippi And Wyoming Holding  Primaries Today

3 STATES HOLD PRIMARIES TODA)   ;  NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI AND WYOMING NAME CANDLDATES FOR HOUSE.

Four States To Hold Primaries   Three Name Congress: men, two Choose Gover Candidates

4.Hour Cloudburst Hits Southeastemn Section of State  ive Wenn Killed,   even TOwns   Two Women Killed, Seven Towns Flooded By Jonathan Creek

Phone Strikers Play Hop-Scotch to Keep  Operators From Job:  Succeed in Idling 51,000 of 175,000   BUS: ss .ceeneme : * A Je

Phone Strike Idles 51.000 In 30 States   Sabotage Reported At Only Two Points   Western Electric Pickets Hop From One Exchange To Another

Almost a Third of Operators Are Away From Jobs   Striking Workers Play ‘Hop-Scotch’ Around Exchanges

Many Exchange: Being Disputed By New Tactics   Long Distance Lines Worst Hit

Hit-and-Run Pickets Liven Phone Strike   Unions Dodging Injunction Threats In Three States

Property Tax May Be Levied  Funds Eyed To Retire War Bonus Bonds

Nation Nearer  Sharp Curbs  Government Economist Attacks Raacte In Prices AS Uniustified

Congress Objects To: Methods of Tax, Not Big Amounts   Here's How the President's Tax Boost Would Hit You

Income Tax Boost Asked by Truman To Hit Individuals, Corporations

AIR DROP NORTH OF RED CAPITAL SEEN BY M’ARTHUR   Way: Cleared by Two Operations for Sweep Toward Manchurian Border by   South Koreans.   [ENEMY SOLDIERS IN AREA TRAPPED   3,000 Yanks Jump From Planes in Move to Cut off Escape Route and Liberate Prisoners.

Troops to Attempt To Seal Off Escape  Routes of Commies   MacArthur Looks on as GVs Jump From 120 Planes About 30 Miles North of Pyongyang; General Says War Definitely Coming to End

Snap Trap Shut On Remnants Of  Communist Army   MacArthur Sends 6 South Korean Divisions Racing To Manchurian  Border, Sees End Of War Near

,PARATROOPERS, CAVALRY MEET   MacArthur Says End Of War in Sight as Units Join Above Pyongyang

Hair Fled Scene, Student Testifies At Slavine Trial   Wake Forest Senior _ Faces Gas Chamber In Pistol Slaying

Acheson-Congress Exchange Is First-Time-Ever Thing in U. 5.   Question-cnd-Answer Tolk Seta New Precedent Here, \ Although It’s Common in Some Other Nations

Acheson's Question And Answer Pregram Believed First Of Kind In Washinaton

Twisters Cause $2 Million Loss In Lima District   One Strikes Van Wert Another Swirls Thru Northwestern Lima

A eS  300 Houses Damaged In  Lima Area  Roofs Torn Off: By Wind Funnel

Around 300 Homes Damaged Inlima   Loss Estimated To Reach Nearly Two Million

TORNADOES RIP 2 OHIO TOWNS   Damage Nears $2,000, 000 In Lima, Van Wert; 30 Persons Hurt.

Western Ohio Tornadoes Rip Through Two Areas; 30 Persons Are Injured

30 Injured, 300 Homes Are Damaged As Tornadoes Rip Lima And Van Wert

Ohio Battered By Tornadoes   30 Hurt, 300 Homes Damaged bv Storms

Proposes Free Elections  for Germany  Challenge Issued %} Russig   - Challenge Issued to Russia by United Stetes

Proposes Free Elections  for Germany  Challenge Issued to Russia by United States

Cincinnati Doctor Treats Street Fighter Who ‘‘Appears’”’ In Office

EUROPE AID VOTE URGED BY PRESIDEN]   Big 3 Heads Agree On Strengthening Arms, Economy

Administration Pushes for Quick Action on Plan  Major Roadblock to Agreement is the "Daink Four’ Plan

Study Given lo Game Law Seizure Bill   Senate Passes Three Sales Tax Changes

Two Accidents  Occur on US36   Wednesday on eel oute West of City; Other at Rydal Underpass

Two Accidents or County Records   Minor Injuries Reported In Mishaps at Republic, Near Munden Last Week

Icy Roads Blamed For 2 Accidents   Cars Skid into Ditches On US36 and at Narka over Week End; No One Injured

Gls and South Koreans Fight lo Save Taequ Connections   Communists in Position to Strike on Across Highway, Tighten Grip on City

CONVICT LABOR REPORT WANTED   Solicitor Calls For Facts In  Charges Made Against  Prison Director.

Solicitor Wants To Study Repor Of Moore Case   Wake County Grand Jury May Get Case If Rickett DNerides

ATOMIC CHIEF DISCLOSES Radioactivity Likely to Speed Heart Disease, Cancer Diagnosis

Atemiracle   New Method May Detect Heart Disease Before Symptoms Show

PERFECT DAY FOR K. U. HOMECOMING   Nearly 40,000 Fans Expected for Kansas-Nebraska Contest   TO ANNOUNCE QUEEN

PERFECT DAY FOR © K. U. HOMECOMING   Nearly 40,000 Fans Expected for Kansas-Nebraska Contest

Chancel Choir  Lists Soloists   County Ministers to Sponsor Concert Sunday

Allies Stage Heavy Air Raids   Bombers, Fighters Rip N. Korean Installations

F-80 JETS HIT SEOUL; SHOOT UP RAILYARDS   Fliers Strafe Anti-Aircraft Positions; Hit Pontoon Bridge

Jets Shoot Up Rail Yards In Stab At Seoul  Red Korean Flak Heaviest Yet; Other

U. S. Jets, Bombers Raining Heavy Destruction on North Korean Reds

Jets Shoot Up Seoul RR Yards   Hits Scored On Pontoon Bridge; Red Flak Heavy

Jets Shoot Up Seoul’s Rail Yards   Arsenal at North Korean Capital Target in Big B-29 Strike; Fighters Hit Communications

American Jets Roar Over Seoul  Rail Yards at Key Travel Hub Shot Up

Jet Fighters Smash Reds’  Ke y Rail Yards   Communist Flak Reported Best, Most Accurate So Far In War

MustRemainOn Duty Another 12 Months   Next Step Is Permission To Call Up Unlimited Number of Men

Forces Being Built Swiltly   Sen. Gurney Asks For Action To Grant Family Allotments

Vote Limits On Armed Forces  In Service for Year A TAX HIKE PROPOSED  Cc. 1.0. Head Urges Ration: ing and Price Rollback to  Korean Invasion Date  ‘Bulletin

Army Begins Calling Up Guard Units   First Order to Be Kept Below Division Level

SON, JORNSON Vr FOR NeW ARMS AID FUNDS   Warn Weapons Needed T Bolster West Against  ' . . Soviet Agaression

Two: Officials Press. ‘Congress For Arms Aid   Disparity : Between. Armed East, Unarmed West to Be Removed:

State, Defense Leaders Plead For Arms Bill   Must Save Friends Of Democracy, Both Rerort To Conaress

— SOCIALISTS APPEAR ‘IN’ — Foes of Rearmament  Win 2d Reich Vote

Congress Is. Set to Move Fast  Ready to Back U. S$ Intervention in For Eost; Coming

Congress Is Backing Korea Step   Even Severest Critics Of Far East Policy Favor Intervention Move.

Enrollment at High ‘School Shows a Gain   Increase of 30 Reported As Fall Term Opens Today --jJunior High Enralls 569

CIVILIAN DEFENSE:  Efficient Civilian Defense ‘Could Reduce Casualties 50 Pc. ‘In Atomic Attack On U. S. Area

12 MINUTES WARNING AND EFFICIENT CIVIL DEFENSE WOULD REDUCE BY FIFTY PER CENT THE CASUALTIES CAUSED BY AN ATOMIC BOME

big Three Resolute or Peace   Determination to Build Western Defense Strong Enough to Insure Goal   COORDINATE POLICY   Britain Warms to French Plan For Pooling Much Of Europe’s Resources

Coordinating Cold War Plan   Ministers Confer, Review Outstanding Probleme Over Much af Warld

Annual Day Ot Home Bureau To Be Oct. 24   Fourtesn’h Apnual Event Will Be Held In LaFavette Church With Noon Luncheon

‘Dulles Asks for Increased U.S.  Beme Draduetan a eee ee ee      Pushes for Industry Conversion to Military Manufacturing Needs

Mightier U.S. Urge By Dulles   Says Country Should  Boost War Production High Enough to Be‘Able To Shield Free Nations

APPEAL VOICED TO PUSH OUTPUT   Dulles Calls For Increased Military Production In Industrial Plants.

Tabulation of 1950 School Census  Dulles Urges Increase In Military Production

Dulles Urges Greater U.S. War Footing   Major Industrial Swing to Necessary Materials Advised

Dulles’ First Job: huddle On Jap: Peace   GOP Consultant In State Dept. Confers With Acheson Aide

Joe Adonis Summoned As Kefauver Launches N. Y. Crime Inquiry   Senate Committee Plans  To Concentrate on Ninrth larcau Gamhkiinna

Crime Probers Are in New York  City Already Groggy From Graft Scandal

Joe Adonis Summonec As Kefauver Launche: N. Y. Crime Inquiry  Senate Committee Plans To Concentrate on North Jersey Gambling

Senate Crime Probers Begin New York Quiz   Solons Will Study North New Jersey Rackets, Gambling

Rail Workers Quit At Three Terminals   Troinmen and Conductors Scheduled to Extend Strike to Two Short Lines Tomorrow in a Five-Day Jarring Blow to Natian’s Economy

PLANES STRAFE REDS IN CHINA   Communist Invasion Units At. tacked as New Cabinet Functions in Formosa

Russian Help Is Held Possible for Invasion of Island; Economy Is Big Worry   iMeeting Scheduled

HAVE NEW CABINE]   Nationalist Bombers Wallop Red Invasion Forces in China

Chinese Planes Wallop Invaders  Red Forces Are Hit By Noatianalicte

U. S., South Korean  Troops Link Forces East of Key City   tnemy Recaptures Ridge at Other End of Battlefront: U.S. Planes Resume Attacks

Americans And South Koreans Link Up Near Taegu To Snap Shut Five-Mile Gap— Battle Mountain Changes Hands For The Twelfth Time In 16 Days — Infantry Has Aire Sunnort Ac Skies Clear ,

Reds Retake ‘Bald Hill at lIHeavy Cost   Fighting Is Bitter for Positions Dominating Pusan Approach; Planes Active As Skies Clear

Has Changed Hands Often In 16Days —   Communist Losses On All Fronts In Last Fight Days 27,000, Or 19 Per Cent Of Force

Reds Suffer High Losses  Near Haman   Planes Again Atiack  Invaders As Weather __ In War Zone Imvraves

U.S., Native Troops Join  Near Taegu   American Planes Take Advantage Of Break In Weather

Seal Off Five Mile Gap East Of Vital Taegu   Reds Push Gls Off Battle Mountain on Southwest War Front

Allied Troops Gain, Lose On Korean Front   Gls, S. Koreans Close Gap Neor Taegu; Reds Retake Battle Mountain

ALLIES CLOSE 5-MILE GAP IN NORTH LINES   Americans and South Koreans Link East of Taegu to Mend Break in Defensive Wall.   BATTLE MOUNTAIN > CAPTURED BY REDS   Enemy Scales Important Southern Front Peak Which Has Changed Hands 12 Times in 16 Days. — ;

Allied Soldiers  Close Major Gap In Eastern Area  Strategie Point  n South F — in dita igg

Red Threat To Key City Is Reduced   Battle Mountain is Again Captured by Enemy; Staggering  Laccac far Invaclere

But Allied Troops Lose : Foothold on Bitterly Contested Battle Mountain

First Aerial  Support in 36 Hours for U.S.  3-Mile Opening Is Now Closed to Reds

Americans And South Koreans Link Forces East Of Taegu — Battle Mountain Changes Hands For Twelfth Time, Falling To North Koreans — U. N. Troops Get Aerial Support For First Time In 36 Hours As Skies Clear

Yank Airmen Blast Enemy as Skies Clear   North Koreans Retake Battle Mountain on Sauthwast Front

ENEMY LOSES 27,000 MEN INS DAYS   Battle Mountain Is Rewon By Communists   U.N. MARINES   Establish Base On Island 70 Miles South Of North Korean Capital

FIERCE FIGHT Allies Lose Foothold In South Seetor  Battle Mountain Captured By Reds

Reduce A Taegu Threat   Allied Troops Close ~ Gap in Defense Line East of City; Lose ©  ‘Reattla Manntain Agair

AIR SUPPORT GIVEN AFTER LENGTHY LULI   Red Casualties On Battle Mountain Hiked To 15,000 

But Lose Foothold On Battle Mountair  On Pusan Front Yanks and South   Yanks and South Koreans Link Up East of Taegu

U. S. Troops Lose Mountain Foothold   Bloody Fight Swirls About Peak Which Chanaes Hands 12th Time

UN Troops Lose Ground in Southwest   Americans, South Koreans Link Forces After 5-Mile Gap

North Koreans Regain Battle Mountain Post Allied: Aircraft Go  Inte Action As Weather Clears

American and-East Korean Troops Shut Dangerous Gap on Northeastern End of Front, Between Yongchon and Kyongju — Peak Near Masan Changes Hands for 12th Time in 16 Days Before Determined North Korean Attack.   HUGE RED LOSSES CLAIMED

Planes Offer Aerial Support for First Time in 36 Hours; Battle Mountain Regained by Enemy.   MOUNTAIN CHANGES HANDS FOR 12th TIME

Threatening Five-Mile Gap Is Sealed   Casualties Heavy As Reds Recapture Battle Mountain

Linkup Stop: Threat To  Korea Base   U.N. Forces Lose ‘Battle Mountain’ In Ritter Fichtineg

Dangerous 5-Mile Line Gap Closed   But Allied Troops Lose ; Foothold on Bitterly Contested Battle Mountain   GOOD AIR UMBRELLA   After 36 Hour Lull Because of the Rain, 140 Support Flights Are Made

Battle Mountain Falls Again To Red Attackers  i. mci   Communists Being Reinforced For Heavy Drive

Allies Close 5-Mi. Gap in Taegu Lines   Threat to Pusan Key Eased, but Reds Retake Battle Mt.

Aerial Attack Aids Doughboys Slowing Drive   Threat to Port City And Taegu Eased In Fierce Fighting

UN Troops Link Forces }  Near Taegu   However, Allies Lose Foothold at Other End of 120-Mile Battleline; Get Aerial Support for First Time in 36 Hours

UN Forces Link East Of Taegu, But Enemy Takes Vital Mountain   Five-Mile Gap Between Yongchon And Kyongjw Snapped Shut; Fierce Fighting Rages For Battle Mountain

Invaders Retake Battle Mountain On Southern Front   Hill Changes Hands For 12th Time in Last 16 Days; Airmen Rejoin Fight As Skies Clear

Planes Join In Attach On Reds As Weathes Clears After 36 Hours   Yanks, Se. Koreans Wipe Out Splil   ‘Rattle Mountaiw’ Again Changes Hands; Red Losses Are Heavy

Allies Link Forces To Close Red Gap On Korean Front   U. S. Doughboys Get Aerial Support as They Slog Through Mud in Opening in Line Between Yongchon and Kyongju.   Battle Mountain Falls Again To Attacking Red Korean Force

Clearing Skies Give U.S. First Aerial Support In 36 Hours   1500 Reds Killed Retak. ing Strategic Approach To Masan

CENSUS STAFF JOBS ARE OPEN   Head of Local Office To ps ~ Interview Applicants  For Key Posts

‘Austin Child Killed When Struck by Car   Holiday-Bound Traffic Stalled Hours In Jersey Ferry Lineup

EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE OSSE ESI ght en oe TEER RE  Woman Shopper to Find Cos! Of Dresses, Diapers Higher

Clothing Costs Due To Increase  Spring Boost Faced y Women Shopper:

Price Rise For Goods Due Next Spring   Shoppers To Find Higher Tags On Many Commodities

Garment, Textile Markets Reflect Trend Shoppers Probably Wil] Find Higher Price Tags In Spring

Mobilization Boss in Word To Profiteers  Unwarranted Hikes Will Re Dealt With

Lilienthal Urges Atom Freed Of ‘Soviet-Type’ Government Monopoly

FACTORY HOURS AND WAGES CAIN   North Carolinians Put In More Time And Earn More Money During Month--Net Employment Gain.

Churchill Assured Gf Wide Support in Pian to Meet Stalin  Conservative Leader Commits Self to Try Top Big Three Talks

Foreign War Supplies Hiked   Military Assistance Program Hits New High.

‘Reds Free -27 Wounded  Ameri ricans   Acheson Asserts Creation Of Buffer Sector Discussed

Chinese Free 27 Wounded With Message  ‘Don't Want to Fight Americans,’ They Say; Might Be Propaganda? —

Rumors Of Peace Suddenly Appear   MacArthur's Headquarters Says ‘There Is A Reason’ Why American Troops Do Not Take Abandoned Fortiticai.cis

Talk of a Negotiated. Settlement   Chinese Communists Suddenly Release 27. Wounded . Yanks.

Peace Talks Rumored on Quiet Front   No Explanation Offered For General Withdrawal Of Reds and Release of 27 American Soldiers

CHINESE RETURN WOUNDED GROUP OF U.S. SOLDIERS   Reds Send Message Saying They Don’t Want To Fight Americans And Continue To With draw.

U.S. General Reported Conferring With Communists; Reds Continue Withdrawal’ as U.N.. Drive: Halts

Peace Rumors Pop Up After Chinese Free 27 GI Woundea And Continue To Withdraw

21 Wounded GI's Released By Chinese Reds   Prisoners Told China Does Not Want To Fight Americans

Release Of 27 Yanks Brings War End Talks   Other Factors Touch Off Report Of Possible Settlement

Reds Free Wounded  Americans   Chinese Communists Reported Unwilling To Fight in Korea

Rumors of Peace in Near Future Are  Widely Heard Along Korean Front

Reds Release Wounded Gls  Chinese Reported Risewillitemm Ta Brake

REDS RELEASE 2] WOUNDED AMERICANS   Chinese Continue To Withdraw Without Fight  FREED P.0,.W,'S   Bring Message—*“Chinese Do Not Want To Fight The Americans”

PEACE TALK TOUCHED. OFF BY RELEASE OF 27 YANKS. LULL IN FICHTING

Front Quiet as Peace Rumors Fly   27 Americans Freed by Chin sse Spur Hope War End Near

War Irsoners .Meleased With Message From Red a = REDS IN WITHDRAWAL Lull in Fighting as U.N. Forces Make No For ward. Move

2] Wounded Yanks Freed By Chinese   Reds Continue To Withdraw  in Northwest

Red Chinese Release 27 Americans   Negotiated Settlement? Front Lines Quiet; Tokyo Vague.

(Chinese Release . '27 Wounded Gls; Details Secret  Talk Is Heard About

GnNESt REDS RELEAGE U. 0. PRION GHOUE   Freed Men Bring Message That Chinese Do Not Want to Fight U. S.

Chinese Refreat Allies Fail To Close Gap  27 Wounded Gls   27 Wounded Gls Freed After Good Treatment

Freed Prisoners Touch Off Talk Of Settlement  ‘Chinese Reds Pull Beck—UN Stands; -Peace Talks Denied :

Reds Retreat; U.N. Troops Fail to Follow   ‘There's a Reason,  Terse Headquarters Announcement Says ou. PETMAN MORIN

Rumors of Peace  Flood War Front   Chinese Reds Release 27 Wounded Gl's, Continue Withdrawal in Northwest Korea

Peace Rumors Bloom in Korea As Thanksgiving Day Quiet Settles Down on Battlefronts  Chinese Reds Indicate They Do ° Not Want to Fight Yankees

Primary Campaigns Are Quiet   Even Candidates in lowa Can't Stir Up Excitement in 1950

GUARDS ENTER GOVT. SERVICE SEPTEMBER 5   Units To Be Inducted In Home Armories, Wait Order to Camp

Winter Grips Large Part of United States   Sub-Zero ia Colorade ‘And Wyoming; Snow Covers Wide Areas

18 Below Zero In Wyoming  Seven Inches Of Snow ©.,tt. ta AAtahiaaw

N. O. Cotton   New York Cotton   Much of Country Hit By Unseasonable Weather

Japanese War Criminals Can Get Paroles   MacArthur's Edict Gives Clemency To Tojo Trial Convicts

Kremlin Replaced Gold's Contacts With Other Agents Soon After British Agent Left For Europe   GOLD MADE COMPLETE CONFESSION IS SAID

NEW DETAILS IN SPY CASE ARE REVEALED   Russian Agents Contacted by Harry Gold Said to Have Escaped From U. S.

Soviets Recall Agents Given Secrets by Gold   U.S. Probably Will Never Learn Identity of Spies

Russ Agents Contacted By Suspect Gone   Spices Who Received A-Secrets From Harry Gold and Dr. Klaus Fuchs Fled Country

Red Agents Shifted After A-Bomb Deals   Hint FBI Investigating Accomplices in Gold Case

Russian Contacts of Harry Gold Reported To Have Filed U. S.  Russia Reshuffled Spy Ring Here As Security Measure

Accomplices of Atom              “FBI ‘Questioning: ‘British About Other Suspects: Ova

Brannan Asks  Test of Plan   Potato Production Curbs Tint be Sankaran

Direct Payments To Spud Growers Now Recommended   Belief Prevails Plan Would Be Less Expensive Than Buying of Surpluses

July Moisture Provides “Lift” In Huron Area   Peppers Says Corn Crop  “Practically Saved” By Rains; Small Grain Yield. Quality To Be Improved

But Might Have Toid True Story   Doctors Report On Man Who Says He Poisoned Mother

POISON STORY MAY BE TRUE MEDICS CLAIM   Report of Examination o! Mrs. Conrad’s Organs Not Complete

Senate To Swear Twe Newcomers  First Of 14 New  Soloens To Beain Terme

SENATE VOTES PRICE SUPPORTS   Approval Given Measure For Additional Two Billion Dollars To Hold Up Farm Prices.

Farm Support Bill ~ Passed By Senate   Mark Two Billion Dollars For Agriculture Aid

CUT IN FARM PRICE PROP LEVEL BEATEN   Senate Rejects G. 0. P. Proposal Then Votes to Authorize $2,000,000,000 More for Supports.

Farm Price Support Cut Is Defeated   Sen. Williams’ Proposal To Cut Back Government Basic Crop Price Aid Fails. 50 to 18

Price Support Fund Is Voted   Senate Authorizes Two Billions More

Senate Approves Bill Authorizing Additional $2 Billion For Support Of Farm Prices; Amendment To House

Farm Aid Bill Voted by Senate   Two Billion Support For CCC Similar to House-Passed Measure

Senate Approves Farm Price Bill   $2 Billion Added Suppes Is.Voted  . Capacity      GOP Move Defeated

Senate Votes to Boost Farm Props By $2 Billion  Beat Down GOP Attempt to Cut Support Levels

$2-Billion Price Prop Bill Passed   Measure For Extra Funds Sent To House Atter Sencte Action

Senate Approves Price Supports   $2,000,000,000 Bill Passed By Senators

Senate Okays Fund To Continue CCC  $2 Billion Additional For Support of Farm Prices Approved 46-5

FARM AID BILL   Authorizes Additional $2,000,000,000 For Price Supports

 Would Give CCC $6,750,800,000 Senate Approves Two Billion (More to Support Crop Prices

Two Billion In Farm Aid Voted Today By Senate  Argument Continues Bm..2 AA? §..* t§an A.

Senate Hikes Farm Price  Prop Money   House Also Approves Similar Measure For Two Billion Additional

Senate Passes Measure ‘xpanding U.S. Agency  For Farm Price Support

ANOTHER $2,000,000,000 Senate Passes Bill Authorizing Additional Fund For Farm Support

Senate Votes $2 Billion for Farm Support   Bill Increases Price-Propping, Returns to House

Senate Approves Two Billion Increase In Support Prices   Republican Attempt To Cut Back Price Level Defeated In Vote On Commodity Credit Fund

Farm Prices Get Support As Increase  Is Approved   Two Billion Dollars Added To Capacities Of CCC Organization

FARM PRICE BILL PASSED   Senate Okays Price Support Authorization In Late Session.

$2 Billions More Voted To  Support Prices   Measure Passing Senate Goes Back To House For Action On Amendment

Senate Votes An Additional $2 Billions   Bill Goes Back to House for Compromise on Amendment

FOR FARM SUPPORT   Senate Passes Bill Author izing Additional Two Billion for CCC

Senate Passes Bill Expanding Support Agency   Takes Night Session For Vote On Measure To Increase Funds

—SENATE VOTES F ARM AID— Authorizes: $2 Billion  For Support Of Prices

Senators Vote Farm Support   Two Billion Fund Bill Passed to Hold Up Price Level

MacArthur Statement, Although Withheld, Already Public Knowledge; VFW Had Distributed Text

Convention of  VEW Opens   Memorial For Nations War Dead Is Held

Democrats Find No Grouns : for McCarthy Pro-Com munist Charge   Ct. O. P. MEMBERS MUM   Unified Command Under U.S. Authorized By U.N. In Korea

Jessup Is ( leared By  ~* CF et Wr we  Senate Unit  GOP Members Vote Nat Cleeiad la

TO CLEAR JESSUE   Democrats Find No Ground  for McCarthy Pro-Com: munist Charge

Report Plans Made Io Give Lists To Probers   Indicate President Has Made Move To Make Lists Available

BUSSES TED UP IN LUS ANGELES   TRANSIT WORKERS STRIKE AS SHRINERS MOVE IN FOR CONVENTION

23 ARE HURT AS LIGHTNING HITS TROLLEY   . Most Injuries Sustained in Rush for Door

23 Hurt as Lightning HitsTrolley   Streetcar’s Door Jams in Panic In Downtown Pittsburgh Today

Seconds of Panic  ‘Lightning Hits Street Car ‘In Pittsburgh, 23 Hurt

Lightning Strikes Pittsburgh Trolley  Er a eee eT am Map Remeron   Passengers Stunned By Bolt in Storm

23 Injured as Lightning Hits Pittsburgh Street Car  Sail Ohcce ote, Cabal Lan Paccanaers Fiaht

23 INJURED— Street Car Is Hit by.  Lightning   VEHICLE AFIRE IN PITTSBURGH

Uneniployment At 13-Month Low in U. S.   Job Holders Within Sight of Government’: 60,000.000 Goal

SBI Agent Leaves For California To Return Raymond Hair For Trial

SENATORS STEP-UP ANTI-CRIME DRIVE   Pack Bags To Visit Some Major U. S. Cities

Crime Probers to Keep Active   Senate Committee to Travel About Country

Crime Committee Will Sten Up Investigation   Recess of Congress Gives Senate Group Chance to Poked WEA KE

Senate Crime Probers Will Take To Road  Hearings To Be  Held In Many Parts Af Nntinn

To Resume Crime Probe   Congressional Group Will Hold On-the-Spot: Hearings During Recess

Senate Crime Study Group Steps Up Drive To Expose ‘Operations In Underworld

Committee To Continue  Crime Study   Hearing Planned; Former Policeman Slain In Chicago

Crime Committee Sets Month-Long Hearing Round   Will Go To Major Cities In Drive To Expose Underworld

Senate Crime Probers Pack For Traveling   Group Chairman Plans ‘Pretty Steady’ Work Until Late in October

Push Drive to Expose Underworld   Senate Crime Group Opens Hearings in Kansas City Thursday

Crime Inquiry Unit Hits Road  For Evidence   Ex-Chicago Police Official Slain in Gangland Style

SENATE INQUIRY TURNS TO STUDY OF UNDERWORIN   Group Prepares ‘To Hit Road For View OF Criminal Operations In Major Tough Spots.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Would Block Incorporating Doylestown-Buckingham In Suhurhan Milk Marketing Area

10,000 Tar Heel Voters To Cast Ballots Today   State Seems Sure To Follow Ite Usual  Line, Go Democrat

Primary Is Regardedas VitaltoGOP   ‘Outcome Could Have Factor in Party's °52 Presidential Race, Is Forecast

GOP Voters To Choose Leaders In Pennsylvania  National Interest: Is Centered In Today's Primary Election

Pennsylvania GOP Battle Climax Today   Duff and Grundy Forces to Learn Fate Toniaht 

PENNSYLVANIA VOTING TODAY   Stormy Battle For Control Of G. O. P. Is Be fare Paanlea

Pennsylvania G.O.P. Rule Te Turn On Ballot   Primary Outcome Might Be Factor In  Presidential Race

Stormy Battle For Control Of Republican Party Goes To Polls In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvanians Balloting Today   National Spotlight On GOP Primaries

Big Battle Is Over   Control of GOP in Pennsylvania Is Up To State’s Voters Now

SABOTAGE BY COMMUNISTS iN-FULL SWING   Captured Officers Tell of Plan . Fo Poison Water

New Government Agency Being Created To Keep Waaes, Prices In Line   Parnell Thomas Granted Parole From Prison

More Workers Back at Deere  Des Moines Manager’ Statement Is Denied

{8 KNOWN DEAD IN COLLISION OF TWO SHIPS   Navy Says 80 Others Are Unaccounted for After Tragedy Off Golden Gate.

Western Nations Are Winners... . Approval Is Near  On Korean Issue

Raifsnyder Reelected President Boro Council   Council. Officers Reelected and Borough Heads Rehired; Sanitary Water Board Requests Plans for Sewage Treatment Plant

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Raifsnyder Reelected President Boro Council   Council. Officers Reelected and Borough Heads Rehired; Sanitary Water Board Requests Plans for Sewage Treatment Plant

BASEBALL: PLAYERS ~ WON TWO GAMES      Ruthven Winner in Games With Burt and’ Milford Teams Here,

BASEBALL PLAYERS HAD ONLY 1 GAME      Cancelled on’ Account of Bad Weather.

Charges Filed After Testimony Of Girl, Age 12   Child Taken From Mother In Juvenile Court Action

REPUBLICAN HEALTH PLAN MAY BE-AIRED   Democratic Leaders Assure Opposition Chance to Present Program. ‘

Beaten Enemy Shoved Into  Mountain Area   South Koreans Within 50 Miles Of Frontier River

End of 4-Month War Is at Hand   More Atrocities Uncovered; UN to Get Red Plan

Communists Keep Running or Give Ur fo U. N. Troops   Little Resistance Is Shown by Enemy as Allies Move Northward.

Allies Reported Only 50 Miles From Manchuria   Seen Reaching Valu River At Border Tomorrow; Meet Little Resistance

Four Months’ War Now in  Final Phase   ROK Forces Expected to Reach Border River by Tuesdav; Communists’ Resistance Fades

Korean War Moves Look: Like Finish  ROKs Within: 4 50 Miles Now. AL hMdanehoria

Westmar Board Will Consider New Stadium  Faculty Constitution And Landscaping Ar

Westmar Board Will Consider New Stadium  Faculty Constitution And Landscaping Are On Agenda of Meeting

AMERICAN OWNERS TO LODGE P ROTEST Mexican Gunboat Rounds Up Seven Texas Fishing Craft

Industries Crippled By Coal Strike Loak Far Sienal Ta Start Praductian

- —AWAIT WORD FROM CAPITAL— Str ike Settlement Will — Return 225,000 To W ork

Crippled Indi Get Ready t   "Pittsburgh, March 4. -(AP)—Crippled railroad and steel industries got ready to roll again today, with the great soft coa! strike all over but the signing.

Rail Service To Be Cut to 35% of Normal   Sunday Deadline Set For New ICC Order— Action Taken Before Coal Break Foreseen

Industries Await Go-Ahead Signal   Coal Contract Signing Would Herald ‘Back  To work’ Movement

Industries Ready  To Resume Output Agreement To End Steel Slowdown

Coal-Crippled Industries Wait For Green Light   Manutacturers Are Eager to Get ~ Production Rolling

INDUSTRY EYES WASHINGTON 10 CET “GO AHEAD’   Coal Strike End To Put 225,000 Lay-Offs Back  Inta KMantatiose

Strike-Crippled Industries Look To Washington   Are Watching For Green Light To Get Production Rolling

Peace Hailed By Industry  Steel Mills. Railroads:   Steel Mills, Railroads Prepare for Normal Service On Monday

Eye Washington For Assurance Coal Pact Signed   Agreement Giving Lewis Major Gains Heralkds Swift End Of Walkout

225,000 Persons. Laid ‘Off Are Eager to Resume Jobs in Many Lines Week to Recover        be TY  Emergency Shipments Due to Start Out in ‘36 Hours

Icc Suspends Ro Cut In Rail Service   Order for 15% Reduc tion Was To Go Inte Effect Sunday Night

REVOKE ORDER ON RR SERVICE CUT   ICC SUSPENDS EDICT ASKING THIRD SLASH AS COAL STRIKE ENDS

Crippled Industry Gets Ready fo Roll With Coal Peace   Expect Steel to Return to Normal Within ao Week

ICC Drops  Third Rail  Service Cut Will Permit  Quick Movement  Of Coal Cars

TRAIN SERVICE CUT SUSPENDED   Interstate Commerce Commission Invalidates Its Or - der For Third’ Slash In “Coal Burnare

Industry Awaits Go-Ahead On Production —   Back-to-Work Orders To Come As Soon As . Contract Is Signed

Trying Student In Girl's Death  Seeking to Establish Sex Mot  tives.

Foreign Aid Slash Seen By Senator   Finance Group Chairman Asks Sound Economy

 Senator Urges 56 Billion Cut In Budeet —.   George Says Economy Must be Kept on Even Keel

Senate Finance Leader Calls for Slash of Six Billion in Truman Budget

Sen. George Doubles Goal On Budget Cut   Fiscal Leader Joins Byrd for $6 Billion Slash

George Asks Budget Cut Of Six Billions   Sound Economy ls Aim Of Senator; Would Cut Foreigr Aid

ADMITS VANDALIA TRUCKER BEATING   FLORIDA FUGITIVE IS NABBED SUNDAY AT PRESCOTT, ARK.

NAB FUGITIVE WHO SHOT DRIVER NEAR VANDALIA   Escaped Convict Arrested in Arkansas After Robbing Another Trucker.

See High Business Level Mainiained for Rest of 1950   Rosy Picture, However. Includes Cautions in Lona-Term Thinking.

Never Had Seen Mrs. Rosenberg, Says Witness   Key Witness Testifies Before Senate Committee.

Enemy Near Vital City   Taegu imperiled by Enemy; Troops Map Street-to-Street Defense

A-H Founder Dies at Hollis   Thomas H. Marks Started Farm Clubs in 1907-08, Forerunners of 4-H

Teen-Ager Claims Killing Accident  Girl of 16 Says She and 38-Year Old Boy Friend Wanted Money to Marry 01

Teen-Ager Claims Killing Accident  Girl of 16 Soys She ond  eo ww... PAD Bes. Patan

 Shooting—“That Was an Accident’   Wanted Money for a Real Wedding, Says Sweetheart Of a Murder Defendant

Longshoremen To Meet With Fact-Finders   Toledo Dock Workers Idle Since June 16

Truman Says Federal Research Shows  Atomic Energy Holds Real Promise For Agriculture

Truman Says Findings Give Strong Hope   President Hints Of Vas Benefits For Grain And Livestock In Farm Belt Speeches.

FULL DETAILS KEPT SECRET BY PRESIDENT      Allies Under Pact Also Expected To Act

UNITED LUTHERAN VOTE TOTAKE HISTORIC MOVE   Joining National Council Of Churches of Christ   BECOME VOTING MEMBE

Ruth Ann Meis’ Married Monday  Becomes Bride Of  Charles Marienau

Conlon and Gubitchev Lawyers Cool Off after Name-Calling Exchanges

16 MEET DEATH OVER WEEKEND   Tralfic Troubles, Fires, Parachute Jump And Other Violence Boost North Carolina Tatal.

Potatoes May Be Supported Under Certain Rules  Import Ban Voted Down In Spite OF Domestic Surplus

Senate Votes Rigid Quotas On Potatoes  Next Year  But Would Pérmit Planting of More  T+ ae) 2g LJ OWL. Ck. 8

Sete Votes Quotas for Potato Crop   Would Go in Effect  If Government Gives  Price Supports; Allow . More Wheat, Catton

Senate Votes Hike hh! Planting Under Price Prop Pian      Cotton, Wheat Acreage Boosted; Rigid Potata Quota: Are Provided

SENATE APPROVES LARGER PLANTINGS OF WHEAT, COTTON   Votes to End Price Supports of Potatoes Next Year Uniess Marketings Are Limited by Quotas.   IPROPOSAL TO BAN  SPUD IMPORTS BEATEN   Lawmakers Put OQ. K. on Sale by Government at Cost of Potato Surplus it Acquires.

Stocks Halted By Profit Taking   Heavy Selling Puts Brakes On Increase

Americans Debate How Best to Deal With Red Danger   Whole Nation Stirred By Korean Setback; Offer  Divergent Views

U.S. Debatiny Korean Action   Proposals Go From A-Boml ‘To Olive Branches

Korean Crisis Stirs Debate Across Nation   Public Views Vary From Truce Bid To Use of A-Bomb

RQ.  Great Debate Swell A- Bomb Or Truce? On Korean Crisis Policy

Prominent Corry Banker Is Hurt In Mystery Shooting   H. H. Keppel Is Wounded Seriously; Authorities  Baffled by -Crime

Rent Hikes on 300 Capital City Units Made Since Oct. 26  Area Director Say: $e EP ag   Area Director Says Increases Have Averaged $5

Rent Hikes on 300 Capital City Units Made Since Oct. 26 ght sholdnak be Say:  ; PREC foe! og

But Former Governor   Not Sure About Entering Campaign   MEETING IN TOPEKA   Big Larry Ryan May Enter Race for Governorship Nomination

Woodring Is Gum Over Demo Lineup   But Former Governor  Not Sure About Entering Campaign

No New Hats In Ring Yet   Kansas Demos Kept On Edge by Coyness Of Expected Candidates

Venezuela Chief Assassinated  Armed Mob Ambushes  met... .§. ms... ae. ...

TRUMAN BACKS CONNALLY PROPOSAL   True Bipartisan Policy Sought in Foreign Relations

North Koreans Iry To Chase Americans Out  Fresh U. S. Marines Bolster Defense

2th Division Bears Brunt Of Red Attack  Heavy Fighting Rages 10 Miles East Of Beallos ffetnets

Yanks’ 25th Bears Most Of Fighting   New Battle Is Shaping Near Taegu; Combat Team Wipes Out Red Advance   Air Arm Is Busy   Sharp Watch Is Kept for Trains Carrying Reinforcements

Japanese Trained And Veterans Of Communists Wars Appearing Among Invaders; American Air Force Alert To Movements.

Counterattack  by U.S. Turns Battle; 600 Red Dead on 1 Front   25tk Division Bears Brunt Of Attack: N. Koreans Shell First Cavalry

Counter-Attack Throws Off Reds In All-Out Drive   Enemy Surges Forth, But American Troops Overcome The Threat

Reinforcements Are Moved Into Southern Sector   Marines Have First Front-line Contact of War; Cavalry Positions Shelled Near Taegu

Communist All-Out Effort . To Seize Port Stopped When Americans Counter-Attack

Counter-Attack Turns Tide In All-Out Battle   600 Enemy Dead Reported Counted On One Front; U.S. Marines In First   Contact With Enemy

Strong U.S. Attack Stops  Communists   Heavy Fighting On Southern Front

North Korea Reds Suffer” Heavy Losses  Savage Fight Raging   Savage Fight Raging For West Approaches. To U. 8. Supply Port

Strong Communist Units Stopped i m All-Out Fieht For Last Miles to Pusan   Tanks. Infantry Enter Sector

GI Counterattack Turns Battle In Drive For Pusan   600 Communist Dead Counted On One Front Alone Since Thursday: 25th Division Moved

Push Held Up When Troops Of U.S. Hold   Swirling Battle Is Fought; Invaders Add Reinforcements

News Day And Night   Folsom Man Admits Odds Are Too Big   Leader In Primary Gets Governor Nomination Without New Race

Browder Denies Lattimore A Rec  Contradicts Budenz Tectimany Line

Former Chief Of Party in U.S. Testifies   Ex-Red Louis Budenz Called “Professional” Liar, His Testimony Disputed by Witness

NEVER MET. ~ LATTIMORE   Former Head of Communist Party Denies Infiltration But Balks at Answering Senator’s Questions:   BUDENZ STORY ~—_ IS CONTRADICTED   Denies Top Reds Met in New York to Plan Party Tasks for Lattimore. __

No Reds In State Dept., Browder Says   Former Communist Party Head Denies He Knows Lattimore; Budenz Cont radicted

PRAISES LOYALTY OF LATTIMORE  Earl Browder Denies Knowing _Of Reds In State Depariment

FORMER CHIEF COMMUNIST TESTIFIES   Claims There Are No Reds In State Department   Described As Man Of AntiCommunist Views At Senate Hearing

Browder Denies Budenz Testimony In Senate Probe   Ex-Red Party Leader Says He Never Has Known Lattimore; No Reds in State Department

Department Has No Reds. He Declares  Claims He Never Knew Lattimore

Disputes Budenz Testimony of Plot Involving Lattimore   Communist Leader Says He Does Not Know U.N. Figure

Probers Told ‘Ex-Party Chief Knows Of None   Witness Claims  Lattimore. ’ Had Been Repurded, As Enemy OF €

Browder States He Has Never Me Owen Lattimore   Testified That There Are No Communists In State Department

Ex-Communist Chief Denies Any Citation   Says Accused Never Discussed In Party Or By Its Members

Ex-Red Chief Lays Perjury Trial Basis   Denies Ever Knowing Lattimore, Or That Commie Leaders Met

SAYS: DEPARTMENT FREE OF REDS $0 FAR AS HE-KNOWS   Fermei Party Chief Says Lat. _ timere Known For Antifammunict Viewe

Former Communist Party Chief Testifies At Foreign Relations Subcommittee

Ex-Commie Boss  Refutes Story  Told by Budenz Says He Doesn’t  Know Lattimore As Communist

Denies Knowing Owen Lattimore   Former Red Declared No Meeting Decribed By  Budenz Was Held

Former Communist Chief in U. S. Tells Senate Investigators Lattimore Is Anti-Red.  PIINHEN 7S THROTIVMON Y   BUDENZ’S TESTIMONY IS CONTRADICTED

Browder Says He Knows No Reds in State Department  Former Communist Defies Senators

Former Parly ‘Chief Denies Budenz’ Story   Witness Cloins He Never Met Owea Lattimore

BROWDER DEFIANT ON CHINESE RED   Tells Senators. He Knows Of No Communists In State Department

Ex-Communist Head Refutes Editor’s Talk .  Hints Testimony by Rudenz Wage Dortnes

Former Head of Party Never Did Meet Lattimore   Becomes Defiant as Hickenlooper Asks Him Some Questions

Browder Testifies No Commies In State Department  Ex-Red Bo Knowing sO imore   Earl Browder

CLEAN BILL ALSO GIVEN TO LATTIMORE   Ousted Communist Chief Denies Acts Related By Budenz

EARL BROWDER SAYS HE NEVER KNEW LATTIMORE   Former Communist Party Chief Also Declares That To Best Of His Knowledge There Are No Communists In State Department—Contradicts Testimony Of Louis Budenz That Far East Expert’s Name Came Up At Meeting Of Leaders In 1937

Doesn't Know Lattimore, Says Browder   Formar Communist Party Chief Refers to Budens As Professional Pacjuror

Ex-Red Says Communists Not Present   Asserts Knowledge Of Gwen Lattimore As Anti-Communist

Former Party Head Refutes Budenz   Expelled Red Never Met Lattimore; Grows Defiant on China Red Meetina

‘ormer ‘Communist Party. Chief Tells Senate Committee Today if He Were Aware: of Presence of Communists He Would’Say So Without Stating Names—Knows Owen Lattimore by Reputation.as Man of "Anti-Communist" Views.   DENIES STORY OF BUDENZ

Former Party Chief Says He Knows Of No Reds in State Department _

Browder Says Testimony Of Budenz False   Former Communist Leader Makes Denial In Lattimer Case

'EX-COMMIE BOSS TESTIFIES  Browder Doesnt Know Lattimore, But Balks at Several. Questions

Knows No State Dept.  Commies   Contradicts Story Told by Budenz In Red Probe

Hurls ‘Lie’ At Budenz’ Testimony   Ex-Communist Chief Refuses to Answer Queries on Meeting

EX-RED LEADER QUIZZED BY SENATE GROUP           Declares Lattimore — Not Praised At Cemniie Meeting

Lattimore Not A Communist, Probers Told   Party’s Ex-Chief In U.S. Disputes  Storv bv Buden;

No Reds In State Dept., Browder Says   Denies Knowing Lattimore As Party Member

Contradicts Testimony By Louis Budenz  Den nies Name Of  a Peay Se, setiae Rn eee   Denies Name Of Owen Lattimore Uo Before Reds

No Communists in State — Bureau, Browder. Says; ~ Doesn’t Know Lattimore

Former Communist Leader Denies Meeting Described By Witness Was Ever Held

Witness Hits Budenz Story of Party Link   Former Communist Chief Balks at Quiz on China Red Parley

‘No Commies In State Department   Earl Browder Tells Probers He Doesn't Know of Any; Denie: Lattimore Is a Red

Challenges McCarthy, Budenz Charges  Reds’ Ex-Chief  Won't Answer

Earl Browder ‘Never Heard Ot Lattimore’   Ex-Red Says There Are No Commies In State Department

jFormer Party Head Testifies That He Did Not Know Owen Lattimore As Red

EARL BROWDER GOES BEFORE RED PROBERS   Faces Questioning In Lattimore Case At Publie Hearing

Says Lattimore Anti-Communist   McCarthy Says Summoning Of Man Expelled By Communist Party In 1946 ‘Is Silly And Ridiculous’

No Communists in State Dept. Browder Tells  Red Probers   Lattimore Had Anti-Soviet Views of ProfoundCharaeter, Ex-Leader Says

Doesn't Know Lattimore, Says Browder  Farmer Communict Party   Formar Communist Party Chief.Retfers to Budeax As Professional Perjurar

Browder Declares  In Probe   Never Knew Lattimore, Says Ex - Party Chief

Testifies State Department Free of Communists.   Former Party Chief in Flat Refutation of Budenz Charges

Implies Budenz!s Liar; Denies He Met With ‘FarEast Expert Envoy'

Probers Hear Former Red Party Leader   Browder Contradicts Testimony of Budenz That Lattimore Was Mentioned at Meet

Browder Says He Knows OfNo State Dept. Red   Testifies Latfimore Has Reputation Of Reing Anti-Red

Know of No Reds In State Dept. Says Ex-Red Chief   Then He Declines To Answer Other Committee Questions

Browder Says F oreign Office F ree Of Reds  - Former Head Of U.S.  Communists Appears  wy Ff

Disputes Recent Testimony Given By Louis Budenz   iDenies Any Knowledge of Lattimore; Labels Former Editor a “Professional Perjurer”

Browder  Says Budenz Story False   Knew Lattimore as Anti-Communist, Says Ex-Red Chief

Nearby Unit Wins $30 And First Leg On Plaque; 17 Granges Compete at Clearfield.

Top GOP Groups Report Campaign Spending Amount  Spent $70,000 Over Funds Taken In; No : Demo Funds Filed Ye

8 ARE HURT IN ACCIDENTS IN THIS COUNTY   Holiday Marked by Numerou: Mishaps. Car Overturns, Family Unhurt.

IN ACCIDENTS IN THIS COUNTY   Holiday Marked by Numerous Mishaps. Car Overturns, Family Unhurt.

Gov. Wright Blasts U. S., Red Meddlers      Warns He Will Tolerate No Outside Interference in State Affairs

Thanks Dewes:    Thanks Dewey:  General-Ike Indicates He Will Stay Out of President Race

Thanks Dewey For His Suggestion, But Indicates That He Hasn’t Altered His Convictions

Iké Says He'll Not Be Candidate, But Friends “Say He’d Accept Draft

EISENHOWER NOT CANDIDATE FOR WHITE HOUSE   Says He Hasn’t Changed His Mind About Staying Out OF Politics   FRIENDS CLAIM HE CAN BE DRAFTED

IKE SAYS HE WON'T SEEK OFFICE, BUT SOURCES HINT DRAFT CALL ACCEPTANCE

EISENHOWER HINTS HE WILL NOT TOSS HIS HAT INTO RING   But Two New York Newspapers Say He Will Submit to Draft for G. 0. P. Presidential Nomination.   GENERAL GRATEFUL TO GOVERNOR DEWEY         New York's Chief Executive  Announces He Favors War time Allied Commander as Standard Bearer.

Eisenhower Says Hess Still Out of Political Picture  es. §£ »    New York Paper, However, Quote Friends As Saving He Wouldn’‘t Resist GOP Draft

Mind Unchanged Asserts Eisenhowet In Reply to Dewey   Says Present Position Affords Him Ample Opportunity for Service

‘No Politics, Eisenhower Reiterates   ButFriendsSay He Could Be Drafted  For Nomination

Estimate Cost of Bowling Alleys Here at $60,000   Carlson Names Finance Committee To Raise Funds

Housing Bill - Signing Seen   Humphrey Expects Sharp _. Words About Repub-- - fiean Stripping 

Senator Predicts Truman To Sign Housing Measure  Compromise Bill Meo & - pg Fr , oY . Y

Believes Truman Will Sign Housing Long-Term Measure   Humphrey Predicts President Will Then Carry Charge to People

Tsiang Seeks UN Showdowr On Red China   Representative For Nationalists Makes His Position Issue

Chinese Demand U. N. Showdown  Connally Sees U. S. Recognition Of Reds

400,000 Seek Settlement of Dispute Now   Diggers Angry, Tight-Lipped About Use of Labor Law

High Level Supply  U.S. To Keep Controls On Sugar; Use Unrestricted

Local Industries Threatened By Housing Project May Be Obliged To  Transfer Plants Ta Other Paint

Local Industries Threatened By  Housing Project oe Be Obliged To  sanctar Dilantc   May Be Obliged To Transfer Plants To Other Points

ASK FOR BIDS ON FOUR NEW SCHOOLS HERE   Open Bids on Mann, Lincoln  Washington and Edison   April 21.  -

TRAFFIC DEATH BARES KILLINGS Three Women Pound Murdered In Tampa

Banker's Family Found Murdered   Husband, a Suicide, Believed to Be Killer

Bond Named To Head State Masonic Lodge   Joplin Attorney ls Elevated to Grand Master

Storm Heads For Bermudz          Bri i _ Island , , _ Warned of Hurrica Winds Drawing Near.’

Truman’s Tour Ripped by GOP  oe ee See ee Ee ee   Trip ls Branded Hunt For Spending Methods

Presidential Tour Termed Spending Trip   GOP Says Trip Is To Advocate New Places For Money

UNION ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA IN U.S. COURT   Negotiators Remain Subject to Recall In Washington

Mine Talks Halt as Trial Starts   Not Guilty in Strike, UMW Tells Court

UMW Pleads Innocent; Pay Talks Recess   Strikers Facing Heavy Penalty for Contempt

‘Use Of A-Bomb On China In All-Out War Is Favored By Majority Of U. S. Voters

. * Tenses 5 0 er 4 F- Soa b #e4 ai ¥) Ds  ”  Lyf 4yit on San — ie I:  i)  rr   PiDEHNe  a t

Substitute  Application  Presented  Propose 15,000,000 Cubic Foot Sale to  Cece Pete

$10 BILLION YEARLY SOUGHT _ HST May Propose New crease In Taxes To Meet Defense Needs

OLAYER A FORMER  MENTAL PATIENT   YALE PYSCHIATRIST SHOT BX MAN WHO HAD SPENT 2 YEARS JN HOSPITALS.

Professor Slain by Student   Killer Under Treatment Two Years in Mental Hospitals.

2 Findlay Women Sho! In Quarrel   Man Hits Wife, ‘Mother-in-Law With Bullets

Boost Part : Of Revenue Raising Bill   Some 12 To 20 Percent More.In Withholding Taxes Will Be Deducted By Employers Starting Next Week   CORPORATIONS WILL PAY MORE AS WELL

Income Tax Hike Is Near   Higher Payments Will Be Started Effective Monday

‘Big US Bite On Income Effective Monday “Eatay- This Pav Check--Your Next One Will Be Smaller.

MAN ESCAPES 3 ABDUCTORS   Two Youths And Girl Arrested Shortly Afterward At Blockade

Harlowton Is Cleaning Up Much Mud   Wife of Rancher Dies From Exhaustion; Damage Is Extensive

Farmers, Organized Labor Hold Keys To Outcome of U. S. Election Tuesday

Senate’s Tax Writers To See House Bill  Few Changes Likely In Measure; Work On Act Wednesday

Senate Gets Look At House Passed Excise Tax Bill   Chairman George Says Korean Situation Is Important Factor

Excise Tax  Bill Given © Going Over By Senators   Closed-Door Meeting Not Likely To Make  Changes In Measure

George Hopeful  Of Tax Slash Despite Crisis   Senator Believes $1,010, 000,000 Measure Will Stand; International Situation May Alter Plans

Senate Tax Writers look at Tax Cut Bill   ‘RADICALS’ REBUFFED  GOP Leaders Snub ‘Republican Advance

Senator Looks For No Change In Tax Cutting   George Will Request Brief Hearings, With Ouiek Action Slated

Senate Begins Tax Cut Work   George Is Hopeful of Getting Action Before Recess

Calls Look at Tax Cut Bill  Chairman George For Scanning it’ ‘By Tax: Writers

Senate Starts First Work On  Tax Reduction  House Passed Bill Being Examined At Closed Door Session

Senate Gets Tax Bill From House For First Look   Senator George Says Situation In Korea To Be ‘Kept In Mind’

SENATE SCANS TAX CUT BILL   Measure Passed By House Goes Before Closed Meeting Today

Local Balks At Orders; Food Given   Grant Town Defies Keech;  Private Agencies Offer Svinniin“n. CChashina

G.0.P. Want: Price Tag on All Spending   House Group Set Up to Report on Appropriations

G.O.P. Unit  Set to Price  Legislation Congress Grou;  Will Tell Cost Of Legislation

UN Forces Blow Up Last Bridge Into Evacuation Port   Third Division Troops Braced for Further Attacks Today by Chinese Communists

Allies Blast Last Bridge At Hungnam; Chinese Throwing Gas Grenades

HEAVY AIR, SEA BOMBARDMENT KEEPS REDS OFF   Reinforcements Spotted Going South From Manchuria

Beachhead Allies Blast Last Bridge   Use of Gas Grenades By Chinese Red Troops Told.

Communists Using Gas  Grenades  ev re   Missiles Filled With Tear Gas, Smoke, Army Savs

Blow Up Last Bridge Into Port of Hungnam; Combination of Smoke and Tear Gas Is Used;  New Enemy Troop Movements Near Seoul

Tifo Is Seeking Peace In Area  Olive Branch Waved At Greece, Italy

Marshal Tito.  Seeks Friends From The West   Claims Conciliation With Soviet Union Now Impossible

TITO PROMISES WEST FRIENDSHIE   Lays Down Foreign Policy, _ Calls Conciliation With Russia Impossible

Tito Snuggles Up Closer To West, Allies   Extends Olive Branch to Neighbors, Italy and Greece

UN Delegates Waiting for Malik Harangue   Indian Proposal Cold-Shouldered By Four Nations

Malik to Speak in UN Today   New Attack on U. S. Expected as indian Proposal Meets Obiections

DELEGATES 10 CONVENTION’ OF LUTHERANS   Rev. Otto H. Beer And Ernest D. Huedepohl To Go To Milwaukee Meeting

MISSOURI SYNOD CONVENTION AT MILWAUKEE   Grace Lutheran Of Le Mars Member Of This Synod

N. C State College Get:  Civilian Atomic Furnace   First Non-Government Nuclear Reactor Planned To Be Built In Raleish: AEC Lauds Collece

Gov't Pledges Free Potatoes  For Miners Pickets Dump ‘Coal Block Mine Fronts

Coal Crisis Nears Peak   U. S. Pledges Food to Hungry Families; 5 Steel Companies Cut Production

SURVEY REPORTS MAILED IN AREA   Forms In Housing Census Sent To 1,400 Homes In Twelve Southern Pennsylvania Counties

BRAZIL CRASH TAKES 50 LIVES   So. American Airliner Hits High Tension Wire; Hoosier Lone U.S. Victim.

Hear Windsors Will End Exile      Queen Mother Mary Wants Son Home

RATS, MICE TAKING OVER  Hamelin’s City Fathers Look for Another Piper

Rat-Infested Hamelin Is Looking for Another Pied Piper to Free City of the Rodents

HAMELIN IS SEEKING ANOTHER PIED PIPER   German Town, Site Df Many Grain Mills, Overrnna With Rodents

Wanted: New Pied Piper to Lead Off Hamelin’s Rats (But Not Children)

Return Of Rats Causes City Fathers Of Hamelin To Seek New Pied Piper

Quarrel Seen Over Defense Hike Request   Johnson And Vinson  At Odds On Amounts Neéded By Military

Angry Fight Developing On Defense   Security Provided By Budget Figure Is Under Attack

Two Groups Argue Peints In New Budget   Primary Question Is Amount Of Security Needed

Defense Battle Divides Capitol  Joint Chiefs In Middle On Dispute

Angry Quarrel Rises Over Fund Allotted Defense   Vinson and Johnson Lead Dispute Over Security Budget

Battle Develops OnNew Defense Budget, Security  Vinson, Trumon Camp: Disagree; Military Men Caught In Middle

DEFENSE BUDGET BASIS OF FIGHT   Battle Develops In Congress Over Cost Of America’s Security In Case Of ‘War.

Angry Baitle Looms Over: Arms Budget  Vinson Group ) Presses Plea 4 For Air Power 

‘Battle Develops Over Security Program  » New Defense Budget Niant Awmwaala Crise   » New Defense Budget Not Ample Says Reo. Vinson

TANKER BLAST KILLS 2 MEN   Explosion Occurs Aboard Ship 80 Miles South Of Miami. Fla.

ame AS Larty I World Waritl.. .* American Troops Must Give Ground Until More Forces And Material Arrive On Korean Front

Carol Sue Bevier is Local Representative In Sophomore Pilgrimage

Yonks and Southern  Koreans Make Stand Along Naktong River; Fight Battle in South

Bloody Battle Rages 40 Miles West of Pusan After U.S. Forces Halt Red Thrust With Counterattack — South Koreans Recapture Yongdok —- Towns and Villages Ablaze as Struggle Goes On.

Southerners Retake Razed Coastal City   Battered Yongdok Taken On East Coast; Reds In Small Gains On Other Fronts

County Prisoners Not Sure They Will Enjoy Upcoming Chicken Feas:

Plans Unfolded Before Jonnson, General Bradley   Japanese Peace Talks Scheduled In Tuesday Session

Aid Formosa, U.S. Urged By M’Arthur   Prompt Materiel Aid Held Urgent In High-Level Talks In Tokvo

M’ARTHUR ASKS EARLY U S. AID FOR FAR EAS   Orient’s Defense Position Re ported Serious-—Other — World News 5

Man Believed Victim Of Self-Mutilation ” Farmer Found Dead With Tips OF Fingers. Toes Amputated

Military in Haiti Coup   Seixe Government, Dissolve Porlioment; Former Prasident to Go te Paris

Estime Tries in Vain for Reelection; Three Dissolve Haiti's Parliament

Senator Says Binaggio Case Will Play Big Part in G. 0. P. Campaign Strategy

Binaggio Slaving A Political Issue   Republican Strategy TT, Include Killing

Bidault Asks Cabinet 0. K.   Request By Premier After Stormy Debate

FEUD ON LABOR BOARD GROWING   General Counsel For National Labor Refations Group Reported Being Eased Out Of Job.

News Notes  OF LOCAL  Happenings   BAwME FROM SOHOOT.   RETURNED HOME

Weather Next Few Weeks Determine Hopper Invasion  Control Methods Are Listed by A&M Service

WEAPONS FOR RUSSIAN REVOLT PROPOSED BY SENATOR BUTLER   Svage ests Smuggling s And Guns Across U.S.5.R Borders

H. EARL PITZER STATE ELKS VICE PRESIDENT   Elected To That Post At Convention Held At Scranton—Countian Named Trustee

Bevin Belittles Churchill's Bid For Big 3 Talks   Conservative Leader Says Suggestion Is ‘Stunt Proposal’

Bevin Skeptical Cn Atomic Deal  Churchill’s Big Three Truce Called Stunt

Cold Complicates Winnipeg Floods  Work Around Clock To Protect 350,000

Ten Thousand Now Homeless In Winnipeg  Cold Weather Adds To Suffering In Badly Flooded City

Seek to Cut Cost Of Gl Insurance   Congress Studying Proposed Changes

Youth Admits Firing Fafal Shot From Gun   Baseball Fan Killed In Polo Grounds Independence Dav

Dallas Racket Squad Cracks Narcotic Den   Police Find 22 Capsuies Of Heroin; Arrest Six Winrmen wad Ctos- ktew

Round-T he-Clock Bombing Of North  Koreans Started   Communist Troops Placed Under Steady Fire Of U. S. Combat Planes

N. Korean Troops Under Round-Clock Air Attacks   Strike Groupinas

PLANES ROAR THROUGH NIGHT Air Force Opens Around-Clock Attacks On Korean Red Forces

Round: The-Clock pani ‘Started   Communist Troops Placed  Under Steady Fire Of  =U. S. Combat Planes

Air Force Gives Invaders Round-the-Clock. Worries   Blasts North Korean Concentrations and Keeps Enemy Upset

Round Clock Air Attack on Reds Started  Correspondent Ride On er ntie a Miccia

Russians Release American MP's Seized in Berlin   Tension Running High in Latest Cold War Flareur

Reds in Berlin Free American:  Rut Tension Runnina   But Tension Running High in Capital City

Tension High In Berlin As Reds — Release U. §. MP's   Russians Warm Up Cold War In Berlin

Two MP’s Released by Russians.   But Tension Still Runs High: in Berlin Today

Tension In Berlin   Authorities Wonder If Reds Are Trying To Force Big ‘3’ Out Of Berlin

Fraudulent  Passports Are Probed   Contempt Action Said Probable

DAILY WORKER MANAGER MAY FACE CHARGE   Bart Is Defiant ‘At His Hearing Before Cammitine

JUDITH COPLON'S LAWYER REBUKED BY TRIAL JUDGE   FBI Man Cross-Examined On Surveillance Of Spy  ya a

Judy's Attorney Offers Judge Law Books To Aid Him   Also Gives News Men Cough Drops, Pens

Total Of 160,000 Will Be Inducted, Doubling  Former Quota   MILITARY TRAINING URGED BY COMMITTEE

Reports From Battle Scene Are Delayed   General Attack Launched On American Positions; Reds in Civilian Garb Creste Contusion

THE BOX SCORE   Reds Using Sixty-Ton Monsters   Americans Try To Stop Advance North Of Kum River

60-ton Tanks Spearhead Great Drive   Communists Using Most of Infantry te Crack Positions

Kum River Positions — Endangered   60 Ton Monsters Lead N. Korean. Drive to South

U. S. UNITS ARE FORCED CLOSE TO KUM RIVER   North Koreans Gather Infentry Strength for Mighty Offensive Drive

REDS CONTINUE TO PRESS ATTACK   Yank Defenders Are Pushed Back To Kum River   NORTH KOREANS   ‘Infiltrate American Lines In Civilian Clothing, Create Confusion

GI's Fight Desperately But Forced To Retreat   New Atrocities Anger Yanks

North Koreans Push Americans Into Retreat   Mighty Red Offensive Aimed ai Taejon From Two Directions

U.S. Troops IN earing Last  Defense Line   Enemy Soldiers Disguised As Civilians Infiltrate Behind American Lines

Reds Mass Strength In Drive ° To Near Kum River Defenses   More Atrocities On Captured Soldiers Reported; 60-Ton Monster Tanks Used By Invaders: 12 US Tanks Knocked Out

Soviet-Made Armor,  Top Troops In Battle   Americans Fall Back To Last Defense Line North Of Provisional Capital

Estimated 80 Tanks Lead Major Push By Invading Force   Some Identified as 60-Ton Monsters Made in Russia

Tanks Drive Toward Kum  River Goal  Americans Stage Desperate Fight

New General Offensive Sparked With Russian- Made Machines  Mee ne me nena setemennn   haere eens  Americans Withdraw to Prepared Positions Under Pressure All Along Front to Halt Drive Above Last Defense Line.

KK KK U.S. Forces Are Again Thrown Back   60-Ton Red Tanks Spearhead New Attack on American Lines

RETREAT TO © PREPARED POSITIONS   Americans Withdraw Toward Kum River Line Under Pressure. of General Red Offensive.   RED CIVILIANS BEHIND LINES   Sixty-Ton Tanks Roar Out of Fog to Crack Hole in Advance American Lines. —

Infiltration Precedes Push By Communist:  GI’s Withdrawing Toward Kum River

Troops Dress As Civilians, Infiltrate Area Ahead of Push   Americans Fight Desper: ately to Stem Communist Push

Reds Hurl Back U. S. Forces In Major Push   More Communist Atrocities Found; 18 Soldiers Killed

Monsters Sweep Over U.S. Posts Under Fog Cover   Northern Troops Infiltrate American Lines Dressed In Civilian Clothes

Communist Troops Disquised As Civilians Infiltrate — South in Advance of Attack  ' Enormous Strength Being Displayed Despite Heavy U. S. Air Assaults

J.S.Defense Line Cracked by Drive;  Planes Rip Enemy  MacArthur Report Says Field Forces Retreat to South

[Defense Forces Fight Desperately But Are Obliged to Retire Towards Kum River, Last Major Line North of Tae  jon—Enemy Soldiers Infiltrate Positions During Night, Wearing Civilian   Clothes. ‘   10 U. S. TANKS DESTROYED

Americans Hurled Back Upon Kum River B v Huge Armored Attack Despite Air Blows

Reds Launch Major Drive On Kum River  BN Saviet Tanke   80 Soviet Tanks Counted In Ranks Of Oncoming Horde

NORTH KOREANS USING 60-TON SOVIET TANKS   Desperate Rattle Raging To Stem Enemy Bes:  fore Waum Blea -

Eighty Tanks seen; Some  Are 60 Tons   Dawn Attack By Commies Smashes American Defenses

American Lines Crumble Before New Onslaught   Defenders Withdraw To Positions Near Kum River Under Heavy Fire

Reds Plunge Through Gap In American Line  More Americans Tied lin And Murdered

Temperatures   Yanks Retreat To Kum River Defense Lines   Huge Russian-Built Weapons Lead Major Offensive by North Forces; U. S. Prisoners Found Bound, Slain

DRIVE OUT Ot FOG 10 CRUSH DEFENSE UNE   Taken by Surprise in Early Morning Attack Troops Flee in Disorder. -

Communists Stage Major Attack Powered By Estimated Eighty Tanks—Enormous Display Of Strength Develops Despite Announcement American Air Forces Had Knocked Out 65 Enemy Tanks— Disguised Red Troops Infiltrate Lines

Reds Armor Outtights U.S.   Communist Soldiers in Civilian Dress Cause Confusion in American Lines

U. S. Soldiers Fight Desperately To Stem North Korean Rush; Withdraw to New Position.  U.S. AIR ARM GETS GOOD RESULTS

MONSTER TANKS SMASH OVER AMERICAN DEFENSES; TROOPS: THROWN BACK 10 KUM RIVER

U. S. Fights To Keep Enemy From Kum Line   Huge Tanks Smash Through Defense Net Above Taejon; Reds Infiltrate

Big Push Forces Yanks To Take  New Positions   60-Ton Russian-Made Tanks Lead Communist Assault; Report Loss Of American Planes. Tanks

60-Ton Russian Tanks Spearhead New Breakthrough   Launch Assault in Heavy Fog; Troops Get Behind U. S. Lines At Night in Civilian Clothes

60-Ton Monsters Hurl Yanks Back  Near Kum River   North Koreans [nfiltrate U.S. Lines In Civilian Clothes; Battle Rages 20 Miles Frem ‘Taejon

US. Fights 5 Miles North Of Kum River   Last Defense Above Taejon Ts Menaced

Huge Tanks Crush U. 5. Machinegun, Light Artillery ..   Atrocities Mount As Check Shows 18 Soldiers Killed

North Korean Tanks Crush Defense Line   Communists Take Chochiwon, Press On Near Kum River

Invaders in Major Push   Powered by Monster 60-Ton Russion-Mado Tanks in Goneral Assault

North Koreans Break Through U. 5. Lines Force roops Back   Led by Giant Tanks Invaders Hit Defenders Hard; Infiltration Is’. Source of Additional Difficulty

Yanks Battling Desperately Te Halt Advances:  -Allied Tanks Are Knocked Out And

Huge. Soviet Tanks Lead Fresh Attack   U.S. Doughboys Fall Back To Kum River Line

Infilfrating Reds Cause Confusion Behind Lines   Aerial Gunners Pound Reds Moving to Front

Armor Crushes Machinegun,  Artillery Units   Communists Disguised As Civilians Sneak Behind Lines Before Early Morning Attack

Fight To Keep Last Major Defense North Of Taejon   TROOPS WITHDRAWING TO PREPARED POSITIONS AS REDS INFILTRATE

Monster Tanks Crush Light Artillery Positions; North Troops Pressing

Full Division Is Thrown Into Battle   Heavy Fighting Near Kum River Reportedly Lead By 85 of Huge Russ-Made Machines

(60-Ton Soviet Tanks Used By Red Invaders   U.S. Troops Fight Desperately To Stem Onrushing Communist:  Before They Reach Last Line

Yank Line  Cracked on Kum Front   North Koreans Clad in Civilian Garb Stage Infiltration Act.

Superior Arms Force Retreat  Of US Troops    60 Ton Russian-made Monsters Spearhead _ New Enemy Offensive

CONFUSION IS CREATED BY INFILTRATION   Most Of Invaders Infantry Strength Mounted In Drive

Yanks Are Crushed. by Offensive    Red Division Presses Attack Behind Big, 60-Ton Armor; More  _ Atrocities Reported   Americans Are Foreed From Chochiwon,  to North of Taejon

Sixty-Ton Russ-Made Tanks Spark Attack  On Kum River Zone   Red Treops Disguised As Civilians Enter American Lines Before Monster   Vehicles Roar Out of Morning Fog

New Communist Push Threatens. US Defense Line   -10'U. S: Tanks Are ‘ ~“Wiped Out in the Newest Foe Offensive

Troops On Last Big Defense Line   Defenders Attempting To Stop North Korean Offensive Above Kum River; Drive Penetrates South To Chonui

New Line Last Major Defense Above Taejon   60-Ton Russian Made Monsters Used in Korean Reds’ Push

More Demands Press President For Action  On Old Coal Dispute   Will Be Asked To Spell Out His Views On Taft-Hartley Action At Late News Meeting.

President's Reaction to Coal Production Demands May Be Learned Today

Taft-Hartley Law Use Asked By Legislators   Strikers Teld To Go Back. To Pits Monday On Three-Day Basis

‘Government Labor Officials In dicate. President Will Restate Intention To Use Taft-Hartley Act In Emergency   MANY CONGRESSMEN HAVE URGED ACTION

TRUMAN RIAY REVEAL PLANG IN COAL STRIKE   Officials However Expecting Restatement Only of “Emergency.”

WINNIE SAYS BRITONS MAKE SOVIET TOOL!   Ex-Prime  Minister Charges Reds Bossed Job

British Build Arms for Russ —Churchill   Charges Machine _Tools to Make Tanks Available to Reds

Paulding-co Quarry Blast Kills Three   Powder Expert From Findlay Amona Victims

Three Killed In Dynamite Blast At Ohio Quarry   Defiance Area Is Rocked; 4 Tons Of Explosives Let Go

RAGING RIVER SPILLS OVER SUBURB AREA   Year’s Worst Storm Advances North Into Canada

Big Evacuation Job is Faced by City in Canada   Raging Torrent Already Covers Many Suburbs

World Awaits Vital Words of Malik As Preview of Future  Mystery Surrounds Return of Russia To Security Council

Judge E. M. Tipton Heads US Board ts  Probe Strike Call   State Supreme Court durist is Named By President

SouthKorea’s Defense Fails  To Halt Push   Observers Think Commies Will Take Gity At Will; Government Moves

Federal Intervention Seems Only Hone in Averting Railroad Strilze

Only U. S. Action May Avert Second Major Rail Strike, Scheduled for Next Tuesday

Oleo Bil Wins Test   Foes of Tax Repeal Defeated in ; Senate by 48-37 Vote

Senate Oleo Foes Suffer A Setback   Substitute Measure  Defeated By A Vote Of 48-37

Backers of Oleo Tax Repeal Score Solid Victory in Preliminary Vote

The Weather   Oleo ‘Repealers’ Win Senate Tesi   Dairy State Substitute Defeated by 48-37 Vote: Tax Repeal Assured Unless Amendment Move Succeeds

House Bill Is Expected to Be Approved   Dairy Staters May Now Tack on Civil Rights Amendment

OLEO REPEALERS BEAT DAIRY BLOC   Senate Test Indicates Pass: age Of House-Approved ' Measure

Scott Speaks For Graham; Smith Asks Preparedness   Sluqging Starts In Senate Race

SENATE CONTEST GOES INTO HARD SLUGSING STAGE   Candidates For North Carolina Democratic Nomination Speed Up Campaigns And Do Not Spare Punches.

Wendell Willkie’s ‘One World’ Concept Soundéd Fine To All Nations in World Except Russia: Now It’s War

FBI Grabs One of 10 Top Criminals Thru Tip by Wisconsin U. Student

Acheson, Jessup In Secret Senate Hearing On Asia   Spotlight Cold War; GOP Fight In State Department

Acheson, Jessup Go Before Senate Group  Will Explain Plan To Check Spre ad ‘Ot Cc Asi   Communism in Asia

Acheson, Jessup To Reveal Plans   Will Give Senators First Close Look At Opposition To Reds

To Defend Cold War Strategy   Acheson, Jessup To Explain Plans To Senate Group

Sec. Acheson to Outline Plans for Asia   He and Jessup Will Give Details  te Sanatare

Top Experts Will Appear To Describe  Asian Plans   Jessup And Acheson Will Attend Closed  Committee Meetings

Acheson, Jessup To Review Far East Situation   Senate Committee To Hear Report In Private

—ACHESON, JESSUP APPEAR Give Senators Look At Anti-Red Plans In Asia

Closed Door Session Set By Senators   Republican Named As Acheson Adviser At Londen Meeting

SENATE GROUP TO GET PLANS ON FAR EAST   Acheson And Jessup Are Slated To Appear Befare Committee

Acheson, Jessup  To Outline Plan  Senate Committee To Learn Of pions Against Reds In Asia

Senators Get Close Look At Red Plans   Closed-Door Meet Held To Discuss Moves In Cold War

GILLETTE CONVERT TO ATLANTICUNION   Sees Plon Inslrument For Warld Peace

Workers May Publish Paper   Would Earn Money For Those Hit By Pittsburgh Strike

Writer Tells Of Unique Chaplain   Father Frank Carries Rifle in Korea, Also Helps Carry Wounded   Long Pull Building Up Defense Seen

Czechs Storm Offices of USIS In Last Chance to Get Books  Magazines and Jazz Recordings Also in Big

~ BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET:  Plan Given to Beat Inroads of Dread Disease— Makes All Doctor's Offices Cancer Finding Labs

Potato Plan, Rent Control InS potlight   Busy Solons Due To Face Action On Surplus; Thomas Irked

CENTRALIAN HELL IN MAIL THEFT   CONFESSES TAKING $11,000 CASH FROM CURRENCY SHIPMENT

IT IS VERY, VERY TIRESOME a eee  Hiccupping 18 Months Brings Unwanted Record

Sunday Work  Dairy Issue   Washington Walkout Close Te Settlement

Woman’s Clues Lead fo Arrest of Bank Robber   All But $8 of Fisk. Mo.. Loot Recovered Fram 2702-YoaorOld Former

NO NEWS TO PUBLIC   Truman's — From Acheson And Lie 4d Confidential

‘Confidential’ Label Put on Discussions of Present World Situation

NO NEWS TO PUBLIC   Truman's Report From \cheann and tie Held Cenfidential

15 Mile Broad Landing Won  Pincers Move Endangers Yankees Near Taeion

Reds Retain Bridgehead At Kum River   Americans Inflict Heavy Losses

FINAL FOOTBALL ararnre   Swedish King Gets Weaker, M ind Is Lucid

King Gustav's Condition Is" Very Serious   Swedish Monarch's ‘Son Summoned to Royal Palace

BELIEVED SINKING FAST  - Physician Says Gustaf’s ~ Condition Very Serious

Sweden's King  ls Near Death  92 Year Old Monarch Sinking Rapidly

Swedish Monarch Gravely Ill  Reported Dangercusly Weak In Iilness

SECOND MAN IS RESCUED WHEN CANOE SWAMPS   ‘Blame Heavy Seas For  = Lake Tragedy; Hunt  Body

HOLD B.H. MAN IN STABBING   Young Woman Victim In Only Fair Condition From Wound

SOFIA CHARGE AGAINST YANK AGENT REASON   Diplomatic Split ls First for the U.S. Since War's End

Mission Told to Go Home   Diplomatic Ties Cut Because of Blast at American Minister Donald Heath.

WITH BULGARIA  Diplomats Asked   Diplomats Asked To Leave Capitol

U. S. Breaks With Sofia   Bulgaria Fails To Heed Earlier Washington Note

BULGAN CNV TOLD TO MAKE A QUICK EAIT   In Sofia U. S. Minister Heat Trouble Center, Accused of Hiding Spy

Country Is Informed of Action; Charges Aimed Minister Cited in Formal Note.

Spy Charges Against Envoy Called Cause  Bulgars Ignored fh. wey aw   Bulgars Ignored Our Warnings, State Dept. Says

Severs Relations With Nation Because of Spy Charges Against U.S. Minister Heath, Requests Recall of Bulgarian Diplomats

Critics Want Brannan Plan Applied to Spuds   Congressional Opponents Feel Move Probably Would ‘Backfire’ and Blow Idea ‘to Pieces’

TEST CONSIDERED —Critics Would Try Brannan Plan On Surplus Potatoes

Brannan Plan Test Urged on Surplus Potatoe:   400 Million Cost Yearly Seen as Proposal’s Pitfall

» Lawmakers May Try Brannan Plan On ‘Spuds’  Critics Of Farm D Program May Use It For Tes

Would It Backfire? Brannan Critics May Use His Plan For Potatoes

Critics Of Brannan Farm Plan May Apply Controversial Measure To Solve Surplus ‘Potato Problem, In Hope Of Destruction

Brannan Plan Row Breaks Out Anew in Capifal   Potato Surplus Stirs Up Latest Bitter Rumpus

; 2 PRURPLUS POTATOES— . B rannan’s Critics Mc lay  Give His Idea A Trial

Brannan Plan May Get Trial On Potatoes   50,000,000 Bushels Of Surplus Spuds Ga Government's Hands

Brannan Plan  may backfire Critics Seen Chance  To Ring In Potatoes  7>.. ra 8errar Se wweaaAa_wrrarctscraeae

New Leader of 11,000,000 Clubwomen Says We Must Strengthen Friendships

RULING 1S ASKED ON SEGREGATION   M. Ut. CURATORS SEEK COURT GLIDANCE ON WHETHER TO ADMIT NEGROES.

[Takes Booing in Stride  [_Akes Booing in Stride Northern Treland’s Premier Cets Rude and Noisy Greetine

Irish Boo As Brooke Arrives  ee ee ee See   Sir Basil Takes It Good-Naturedly; Na Welcome Parade. '

Student Faces Electric Chair  Edward Gibbs Found Guilty in Death Of fllewe Saecrabarw

SLAYER DOOMED TO DEATH CHAIR   Student, Convieted Of “Im  pulse” Murder Of Pretty   Secretary, Weeps When Sentenced.

GIRL'S KILLER ~ FACING DEATH   College Student Convicted Of First Degree Murder

STUDENT GIVEN DEATH VERDICT   Edword Lester Gibbs Sobs When Finding Of Jury Is Read

Mundt Criticizes Sfate Dept. For Service Defense  Says Endorsement Of Employe Comes ‘With Poor Grace’      Student Killer To Go To Chai;

Death Penalty Made Mandatory  Gibbs Found Guilty _of Impulse Slaying

DEATH PENALTY HANDED SLAYER OF SECRETARY   Student Must Die in Electric Choir for ‘Impulse’ Murder of Girl, 21

Collegian Is Sentenced fo Electric Chair   Sobbing Student Hears Jury Doom Him to Death For Impulse Slaying of Marion Louise Baker —

Gibbs Guilty, To Die in Chair For Murder.  Defendant Sobs On Hearing Verdict ‘Jury Out 5 Hours

Franklin And Marshall College Student Convicted Of First Degree Murder, With Execution Mandatory— Jurors Return Verdict After Less Than Five Hours Of Deliberation—Defense Counsel Says Appeal Will Be Carried To State Supreme Court

Berlin's Wafer Mains Reopened   - Russians Supply Western Sectors

ACCUSED SPY TB AGE HEARING IN COURT TOMORROW   Americar, Chemist Will Go Before District Judge; Charged With Esnionane   PLEA BY DEFENDANT IS REPORTED NOT PROBABLE

Gold Will Get Court Hearing For Espionage   Chemist Indicted In Delivery Of Atomic Secrets To Soviet

Indicted Spy's Hearing Set For Monday   Chemist To Face Federal Jurist At Philadelphia

Governor Talks on Radio, Television and Answers Questions; Says _ G.O.P. Qutspent by 6 to 

Wheeler’s Loyalty Questioned   But After That He Got Positions of Great Responsibility,

G. M. AND ELECTRICAL UNION SIGN CONTRACT   Like One With Aute Workers it Will Run Five Vears—82,000 Emploves Covered,

MORE DEFENSE FUNDS VOTED   Appropriations Group Acts Quickly After Johnson Makes Request.

Appropriation Grou Okays $350 Million More for Airplanes  Accept Johnson’s  Views on New Need los Pvatewe! Dieta

Extra Funds Approved By House Group   Would Be Used Mainly To Buy More Warplanes

House Group Approves Extra Defense Money   Additional Funds To Be Used Mainly For More Warplanes

ADDITIONAL CASH NEEDED FOR PLANES   House Committee Is Told Action Is Necessary In Critical World Period.

Warns World Situation May Require More   House Group Okays Part of Request, Mainly for Planes

$350 Million In Extra Funds To Be Used For Purchase Of Warplanes

JOANSON WARNS DEFENSE NEEDS TO BE INGREASEL   Secretary Cites Critical World Situation In Plea. Fer Bunce

Funds Mostly For More Warplanes   House Committee Approves Request

Hurricane Off North Carolina: Another On Way   Storm Reported Losing Force But Still : On Mave

‘Another Moves In Atlantic .. . . Hurricane Edges N. Carolina Coast

' Coast Guard Rescuers Brave Stormy Seos   Fire And Hurricane Threaten Freiahter Near Florida Coast

Hurricane, Fire Menace Freighter  Storm Veers Away From Florida Coa:   Storm Veers Away From Florida Coast Is Heading North

BATTLE FOR 10 WEEKS —  U.S. Unprepared For Kind Of Fighting In North Korea

~Kind for Which Nation Was Least Prepared  U. S. Completes 10 Weeks of Fighting in Korea

Ry STANLEY JOHNSON   N. Koreans Have Well Equipped, Well Trained Army

Graettinger Picni: In Los Angeles  Sunday, Jan. 7   Will Be Held At ' Sycamore Park

Graettinger Picnic In Los Angeles  Sunday, Jan. 7 Will Be Held At  Ryucamare Darl

U.S. Defense Fully Prepared, Johnson Asserts  DNafance Chiaf Hite

Eavisible Universe:  Scientist Says Radio Stars ‘Broadcast Mystery Sienals

Kaiser-Frazer Boosts Prices  Increases Run To 6% On Some Of Models

Unity Aim Of Conference... .   Te 3 z 7 Daitie is Piedged  For States Rights

Seek Control Of All Deep South States   Delegates From 14 States Arrive in Jackson for  Today’s Meeting

States Righters To Declare’ War  Alb-Out Fight On ‘Fair Deal’ Pledged

States. Rights Parly Prepared fo. Approve All: ‘Out Fight Against Truman ‘Fair Deal’

‘States Righters To Fight Trumai   Pledge Battle On Bis ‘Fair Deal’

M’Carthy Set To Yield Data On Lattimore   Senator Will Heed Demand by Prebers For Look at Files

McCARTHY MAY RELEASE DATA   Senator’s Sécret. Files On Lattimore May  _ Be-Revealed —

McCarthy May Turn Over Some Of His Secret Files To Investigators Today

McCarthy May Give Up Files   Papers Backing Uy Lattimore Charges Sought By Senate

Senate May Get Some of McCarthy's Secrets Today   Wisconsin Republican Has Promised to  Select Material He Believes of Value

Missing Importer  Believed Suicide  "No Evidence Man Had Connection With Sub

Donay Is Listed As Possible Suicide By Pacific Police   Authorities Have Nothing to, Tie Disappearance to. Sighting of Submarine

Traitor May Be Suicide   Note Found in Hotel Room Hints Man Who Disappeared Off Cata lina Lived in Fear

BU/ZIE ROOSEVELT HES BRUNETTE   DALGHTER OF AIRCRAFT EN CINERER BRCOMES BRIDE OF F. D. ROS GRANDSON,

Sever Land Supply Route to Key City   Capture Town 10 Miles from Taegu; Gls Stop Enemy Cold Near Masan

Sever Land Supply Route To UN. Forces   Yank Attacks In South Halt Drive On Masan

City Terror Ends  Escaped Leopard Is Caught After Eating Drugged Horsemeat   Animal Driven Back To Zoo Home By Hunge Eats Narcotic-Baited Food aiid Falls Asleep Near His Own Pit: Is Lassoed By Director

‘Baited Horsemeat Snares Leopard Oklahoma City Beast Scare at End

Railroads Begin Cutting Schedules To Save Coal   Coal Industry Renews Demands That Government Act in Dispute

Several Of Big Captive Soft Goal Operators File New Charges With NLRB To Force Full. Time Digging   COLD WEATHER NOW p INTENSIFIES SHORTAGE

Coal Industry Demands U.S. Intervention   St. Louis Citizens Say Fuel Piles Fast Dwindling

Coal Spokesmen Ask U. S. to Act In Mine Dispute   St. Louis Committee Sends Telegram to President; Charges Are Filed with NLRB

U.$ Urged To Take Action InCoal Crisis   Industrial Leaders Demand Federal Intervention

Top Scientist Grim About Atom Defense   Destroying Source Of Bombs Only Way, Says Vannevar Bush

Taft And Hill Question Whether Economic Curbs In Order   TYDINGS SAYS IT IS TOO EARLY TO TELL

Sen. Taft Backs  Korea Expense  Asserts Cong gress s Will Provide

Taft To Support Any Needed Boost In Military Funds   GOP Chief Pledges Backing To Hike Necessary For  Victory in Korea

TAFT WILL BACK NECESSARY AID IN ARMS FUNDS   Ohio Senator Has No Idea of Amount That Will Be Needed

laff Ready To Back ' Korean Fund Boos!   Senator Says Time Not Ripe. To Clamp Eco-*- nomic Controls =

Taft VWlillinn TGit WV ENE  To Back Big Arms Fund   Economic Controls Not Yet Required, Says Ohio Senator

South Koreans Forced Back By Commies  American Part 4. gm} Fg  maf

B-29s Drop 500 Tons Of Bombs On Red Target   Greatest Air Mass Attack Made; Ground Forces Take Stand

American War Casualties 488, 1? Dead; Lull  In Front Action   Superforts Rushed From West Coast, BattleHardened Crews

The Word Boss Becomes Awfu' Detestable at Times-Especially If You Have Too Many of Them

Soviet Move to Block Peace Talk Seen in America   Arming of West Germans Scored By Vishinsky

Red ‘Nerves’ War Watched   U. S. Fears Threat To Europe Army FPlar

Roy Shelton Is Killed on Quiet Pond  Creek Farm    Believe Assassination Connected With Recent Attempts on Life of Nephew, “Little Earl’’

Roy Shelton, Big Earl's Brother, Shot And Killed on His Farm in Illinois

A. J. Horlick  Dies In Racine   Scion Of Malted Milk Family Dies At 76, Was HI A Month

Philadelphia Goo Leit $88,008   ’ Assets of Police Inspector Who Killed Self Are Revealed

STUDENT ATTACKS PROFS   Young Egyptian Shoots Two and Clubs Another

STRIKE IN KEY MINES LIKELY   Reports Persist Lewis May Order Out Workers Of Big Operating Firms

MINES LIKELY      Reports Persist Lewis May Order Out Workers Of Big Operating Firms

Foreign Trade Study Ordered   Truman Asks Plan to Close Dollar Gap

ILLINOIS TOWN HAS BLAST, 100   Explosion, Fire In Hartford Resemble One In Terre Haute.

Wonder About Crime Meeting At Tijuana   Kefauver Tells of Session Held About the Time of KC Gangster Deaths

Closer Quiz On Narcotics Developed   Link With **Mafia” Figures Adduced In Testimony

Probers Seek Link Between Binaggio Killing, Mafia Mee   Press for Details o Convention Held in Mexico

Senate Group. Probes Drug, Mafia Linkup  Convention In Mexico Held About Time Of

Probers Seek Link Between Binaggio Killing, Mafia Mee  rece F ae Nyataile rn?   Press for Details of Convention Held in Mexico

Mafia Is Linked To KC Killings  Kefauver Probe Airs Narcotics Angles

TTJUANA GANGLAND PARLEY INTERESTS KEFAUVER’S GROUP   ‘  Mafia and Narcotics Figures Met at About Time of Binaggio-Gargotta Slayings.   CRIME RING LEADERS ALL BARRED FROM U. §   Investigator Says Committee Wonders Why Session Immediately Preceded Missouri Killings.

(Continued on inside page)   JOB AND A CAREER WITH U. C. COAST GUARD

MESSAGE TO W.HS. GRADUATES   Manager Hugh Dale, Of The Penn-Wells Hotel, Speaks About The Ho tel Business.

GI's Retreat In Fair Order From Defenses   MacArthur Claims First Phase Of Fight ing Owar

Yanks Fall Back After Big Battle   Broadcast Says City Captured By Invaders

STOP TANKS   Whereabouts of Gen. Dean Not Known After Front Line Action With Tanks

Fighting Is Intense And Enemy Well Equip. ped With Tanks; Whereabouts Of Fighting General Dean Unknown;  City Reported Burning.

Withdrawal Is In Heavy righting.—Commander of 24th Division Is Missing.

24th Division Reported  Leaving Taejon Area   Communists Hurl Strong Offensive Against U. $. Troops

New Stand To Be Made At Kumehon   MacArthur Asserts Reds Have Missed ‘One Great Chance’

Strong Offensive Thrown Into Emergency Capital by Commies; US Division Commander Missing

Fall Of Key Rail Center Appears Near   Front Dispatches ay Americans  Are Withdrawing

24TH AMERICAN DIVISIONLEAVING BATTERED CITY   Fairly Orderly Withdrawal Reported As Troops Fall Back To Make New  Stand Against Reds,

U.S. General Missing In Bitter Battle   Reporis Confused, But Fall Of Base To Foe Appears Near

24th Division Bears Brunt Of North Drive   MacArthur Says Enemy Has Lost Great Chance for Victory

Gen. Dean Missing at the Front   Headquarters Says His Whereabouts  Is Unknown

2ATH DIVISION 1S REPORTED. WITHDRAWING FROM TAEJON HINDER HEAVY RED BATTERING

U. S. 24th Division Said Withdrawing In Heavy Fighting   Whereabouts of Gen William Dean, 24th Cmdr., Unknown

Yanks, Reds Battling In Blazing City   Front Line Dispatches Say U. S. Forces Withdrawing From Key Rail and Highway Center: Whereabouts of Dean Unknown

Two Fresh US Divisions On Kumchon Line   MacArthur Says Invaders Lost Victory Chance

Fierce Fighting Raging In Taejon;  Blast Red Tanks   New Yank 3.5 Bazookas Knock,  Out Communist Armor

Major Disasters Hold Spotlight Over Weekend   At Lease 139 Persons Killed In Foareiqn Nations

Disasters Hit England, Italy   Peru Launches — Airlift to Wrecked  Andes City of Cuzee

Peru Launches Airlift To Aid "Quake Victims   At Least 50 Dead. 175 Hurt In Cuzon: 15 Children Drown In Italy

FEVERISH WAR ACTS CHARGED   Pravda Says U. S. Is ‘Cen ter And Disseminator’ Of Propaganda

Draft To Take 64 City Men On Nov. 10   Statewide Total 3,453; Largest Call Since Korea

 Actor Denounces Gambler:  Asks U.S. to Revoke- Costelle Citizenship: Charges Fraud

Rober tNeal,49. For merly on U. Faculty, Dead   Ex-State. Journal News  Editor Takes Life i In Missouri Home

Four Generals Picked to Lead  From Formosa   Campaign to Start If U.S. Modifies Neutralizing Policy

Head of Reds in State Speaks Out   Alan Show, Only Admitted Communist in Okfahoma, Talking for Peace

U. 8. Joins in Demand for Its \Disbandment   Soviet Action Destroy:  Any Confidence in Sin cerity of Peace Pose

Disbanding Of Military Force Asked   3 Notes Charge Soviet Broke Word

Demand Soviets Disband East German Police  Pewers Send Separate  Protests; Cite Five

U. S., France And Britain Demand Military Force Be Dishanded   Crisis Feared Near In East-West Issue   Note Comes As Red Youth Plan Berlin March;  *‘Concern’ Voiced

RUSSIA REQUESTED TO DISBAND STRONG EAST GERMAN UNIT   Three Western Powers Insist 50,000-Man ‘Militarized Police Force Violates Postwar Agreements, Destroys World Confidence In Peace.

United States Says Security Is Endangered   Russia Declared In Violation Of E:ive Aareements

Separate Notes Sent to Russia   Western Powers Charge Soviet Union With Breaking Pledges

U. §. Demands Reds Dissolve German Police   East Berlin Force Takes Form Of ‘Army’ Is Claim

Big 3 Say Police Are Military   Charge Formation Of 50,000-Man Force Violates Pledges

Has Character Of Army; Big 3 Nations Charge  Separate Protests ~ NANG

 U.S., Britain, France Accuse Russia Of Building Militaristic Police Foree

DraGUIGED At POLICE FORE, Bl 0 CLAIMS   Charge 50,000 Germans Are Equipped with Heavy War Weapons.

End Of East German  Force Asked   U.S. Sends Sharp Note To Moscow And Says Its Peace Aims Are Questioned

A wi TARY HE -VIQLATES PLEDGES   American Note” Calls..On  Moscow To Prove-’Pacifi¢ 1... wo. Bs &

Claim Unit Has Character Of Standing Army   Charge Soviet Union Breaks Yalta Pledge

U.S Note Excoriates Soviet Violation Of Agreement Not to Arm Germany;. Confidence in Peace Intention Broken

Three Western Powers Send Separate Protests to Moscow; Call for End to 50,000-Man Military Force.   NOT A POLICE FORCE, U.S. NOTE CHARGES

U.S. Note Calls For Abolition Of Police Force   Britain And France Join Attack On Expansion Of Soviet Powers

U.S., Great Britain and France Demand Reds Break Up “Police” Organization

Parallel Notes Sent Soviet By United States, France, Great Britain, Demands Measure Of Plausibility To Peace Devotion   CLAIM ARMY EQUIPPED WITH MILITARY WEAPONS

Big Three Charge Reds Break Pledge   Notes Demand Soviets Disband Units Armed for War, But Called ‘Police’

Big Three Flay Reds’ Reich Army   West Notes Demand Soviets Dissolve East Zone ‘Police’

Protest Notes Claim Soviets Violate Pledge   Western Powers Cali on Russians To Disbond Force

~ S., France, Britain Send  Note To Reds   Russia Is Accused Of Creating Group Along Militarv Line

Charge German ‘Police Force’ in Reality is Army   “Western Powers Demand

Big 3 Demand Russia Disband ‘Military Force Created In East Germany

Stern Note Calls on the Soviets To Prove Its Pacific Intentions  5 BROKEN PROMISES

Call It Military  Force in Violation  Of Postwar Pledge Demand Units of  Force B Be Disbanded  Ae Arte

Protests Sent To Moscow on Broken Pledges   U.S. Claims Police Force  Has ‘Character of Army’

Eastern Zone Force Said Breaking Pact   Russian - Sponsored Unit Includes 50,000 Trained Men

Allies Regard Body As Sovietized Army   Disbanding of 50,000 Men Asked; Breaking of Pledges Laid to Reds

WORLD PEACE IS ENDANGERED, WEST INSISTS  U. S., France and Brit  U.S., France and Britain Want East German Military Force Disbanded.

U. 5., BRITAIN, FRANCE SEND PROTESTS   Charge Russia Is Creating Military Unit In Germany   Asks Russia To Prove Pacific Intent By Breaking Up German Force

Force of 50.000 in Soviet Zone Called Threat to Peace, Breach Of Yalta and Potsdam Agreements

STATE DEPT SENDS NOTE TO MOSCOW   Declares That Creation of 50,000-Man Force Directly Violates Five Agree. ments In Force   1S CALLED MILITARY

50,000-Man Force Reportedly Built   United States, Britain And France Call On Soviet To Disband ‘Militarizing Units’ Immediately

Menace Seen On 50,000-Man Police Force   Agreements Violated By Soviet Union

West Protests Force as Purely Military Threat  U.S. Asks Moscow To Prove Peaceful Aims by Removal

United States, Britain and France Send Separate Protests, Accusing Soviet of .Creating 50,000 Military Force Under Name of Police — Contend Post-War Pledges Are Broken and World Confidence Destroyed.   YALTA AGREEMENT QUOTED

Protests Charge ‘Military Units” Violafe Pledges   U.S. Expresses “Grave Concern’ Over Soviet Training Pregram

Protest 50,000 - Man Militarized Unit As Violation Of Postwar Pledges

Notes from United States, Britain and France Accuse Russia of Breaking Her Postwer Pledges in Berlin ‘Police’ Unit

British, French And U.S. Notes Sent To Moscow   Chai ee Postwar Pledges Broken By Formatio OF “Militarizes Units

NOTES URGE SOVIETS PROVE PEACEFUL AIM   ‘World Confidence In Red Security Being Questioned’

Demands That Russia Disband Unit At Once   Says 50,000-Man  Force Violates Pact,  bo Eee Ase Apreu

CHARGE REDS BUILD ARMY IN GERMANY   U. S., Britain and France Protest East German Military Force in Strong Notes Today.   2 DEMAND RUSSIA DISBAND “POLICE’   Charge 50,000 Men Armed With Infantry Weapons in Violation of Five Russian Treaties.

Demand Soviets Disband 50,000 Person Units   United States, France And England Join In Sharp Notes

Dissolution Of E. German Police Sought   Formal Notes Charge Creation of Force Directly Violates Five Agreements

Police Force 30,000 Strong Called Menace   L.S. Sees Nucleus Of Fighting Machine In Russian Control

Soviets Told To Disband German Military Force   U. S.. Britain And France Join In Acecusing Russians Of Breaking Pledge; Told To Prove Intentions

Allies Accuse Soviet Russia  Disband German Army ~=—6)'" Phair 2 Natec Deman

Big Three Send Notes To Russia  Western Powers  Accuse Reds of   Western Powers Accuse Reds of Bresking Word By Forming Army

Carlson Into Race For Senate   Governor’s Long-Expected Announcement Made Formally Today Hot Primary Ahead

IN RACE   Governor Announces His Candidacy For United - States Senator

Ex-Titusville Man is Slain   Harvey Hazen Dibble Found Dead In Texas After Being Stabbed

Ex-Titusville Man is Slain  Harvey Hazen Dibble   Harvey Hazen Dibble Found Dead In Texas After Being Stabbed

SENATORS URGED TO ABOLISH RFC   Jesse Jones, Former Head. Of Government Lending Agency, Asserts Agency Ile Being Misused.

RFC Chairman. Jones Would Abolish Agency   Claims Agency Being Misused

Marines Slash Casualty Total   First Division Figure Now  Put At 3,000.3,300

Marines’ Toll In Escape Is  Scaled Down Battle and Weather   Battle and Weather Casualties Cut Back To 3,000 to 3.306

Marines Lower Casualty Figures. In Freedom Dash   Total Losses Now Set At. 3,000 To 3,300 With Toll In Battle Half Of Estimate

Economic Aid Ban Opposed By Presiden   Truman Would Help Na tions ‘Selling Behind lron Curtain

Semate Would Deny U.S. Eco‘nomic Assistance To Nations HelpingBuildRedWarPotentials;PresidentProtests

TRUMAN SAYS BAN THREAT TC WORLD PEACE   Cites Peril In Barring Aid To Dealers With Reds

Truman Urges:  Kill Aid Ban on Countries Selline Behind Tron Curtain

Foreign Aid Rider Draws Truman Fire   Ban On Shipments To Reds Opposed

Economic Ban Displeases HST  Solons Would Ignore Those Aiding Reds

Extension Of Rent Control Now Certain   House and Senate Conterces - Expected to Reach Speedy Asreement at Session

Bomb Explodes In Car, 2 Dead   Convicted Member Of Narcotic Ring And Wife. Victims

Mighty Mo PerQeeey ave Ras Aground  Big Battlewagon Stuck On Norfolk Mud Fiat

CONGRESS MAY REVIEW FAR EAST POLICY  Chinese Nationalists Ask U.S. Aid In Defendine Formosa Stronahold Acainst Communist Forces

Yanks Press Drive Toward North Border  Action Is Slowed   Action Is Slowed By Frigid Weather

Cold Fails  To Arrest New Drive   Seventh Division Hits Objective Near Manchuria

U.S. Forces Close In On Red Targets   Bitter Winter Conditions Hamper Drive On Commies

Yanks Drive  Ahead   Americans, Koreans Defy Icy Weather In Advance

Allies Launch New Drive In Arctic Weather   Conditions Likened To Those Troops Faced On Attu

Marines Seize Hagaru, Near Big Reservoir   Sleds And Oxcarts Used To Move Heavy Military Equipment

Near-Zero Blasts Congeal Fighting   Reds’ Big Power Source Target of New Drive

Federal Aid Advised For  Development   Conservation Board Hears Speech By Interior Official

New Proposal By France Gets U.S. Support   Schuman Proposes French-German Pool I Coal-Steel Production

Moves To Curb Termination Of Fed Requiation   Local, State Ontion Plan Advanced By Truman Spokesrsar

Counterfeit Money Ring Is Cracked  Agents Seize   Agents Seize $200,000 In Phony Bills; Arrest 4 Men

Counterfeiting Ring Cracked   Federal Agents Seize $260,000 in Bogus Paper Money

‘Ecie'val Agents Seize $200,000 In Phony Bills   Four Men Arrested For Operation of Counterfeit Racket

Seize Four Of Ring, $200,000 In Phoney Bills  Agents Act As Bogus Money  Traders To. Outsmart Operators

Bogus Money Ring Cracked   $200,000 in Phony Bills, 4 Men Seized

$200,000 Svized  Secret Service Agents Arrest 5 in Bogus Money Crackdowr

Counterfeit Money Ring Is Cracked   Agents Seize $200,000 In Phony Bills; Arrest 4 Men

5 Men Arrested For. Passing. Of. ~ Counterfeit Bill:   Secret Service’ Agent: Seize $200,000 In Phony Money : 

$200,000 Bogus Bill Ring Broken   Secret Service Men Arrest Three And Seize Phonev Monev

§§ Agents Crack Counterfeit Ring  Four Men, $200,000 Seized In New York

U.S. Agents Trap Counterfeit Ring  $200,000 in Bogus Bills Confiscated

HOLD FACTORY WORKER FOR WESTIGATION   ‘May Be Man We Are Looking For,’ Kubath  States

Florida Shudders at Evidence Uncovered by Crime Probers Gov. Fuller Warren May Be Subpoenaed;

Florida Sheritf, Gambling Syndicate FaceCheckup  j Officer alesis Connection W With

Politics Hurt State Highway  Department Assertion Is Made By Stahl in Talk   Bekane Buin een

Woman to Get - Defense Post   ‘Mrs. Rosenberg Selectec  As Aide hv Marshall

Floods Menace Midwest; South Hit by Tornado   Thousands Homeless and Scores of Towns Isolated

Minnesota, N. Dakota Damage High   Red Cross Sets Up Relief Centers in Four Cities For Aid to Estimated 1920 Families

Floods Hit North Dakota Tornado Strikes Alabame   Thousands are Homeless, Without Power; Most Of The Nation Eniovs Good Weather

TORNADOES = HIT ALABAMA; — 14 INJURED   Floods in North Dakota And Minnesota Leave Thousands Homeless.

14 PERSONS HURI   In Twin Tornadoes : South; Flood Hits in Northern States

Floods, Tornadoes  Hit West, South   Thousands Made Homeles: in North Dakota; Most Weather Is Miid

North Dakola, Minnesofa In Waters’ Path  Thousands Driven From Homes With  Diease fim Damrneae

Weather On Rampage Again  Floods, Winds, Hea Wave Reported in 2U.S.

Thousands Homeless  In Floods   Wide Area of North Dakota and Minnesota Covered With Water; Worst Yet to Come

North Dakota, Minnesota ln Waters’ Path   Thousands Driven. From Homes With -PRtvarc On Ramnonaae

Claim Delay In Arrests Advised   Senate Probers Hear Forrestal Asked Delay In Arrests in 1945

New Figure In Amerasia Trial Delay   Check Testimony That Forrestal May Have Asked Delay

Former Aide To President Issues Denial   Secret Testimony Said To Link Late Defense Chief

Try To Delay Prosecution  Told Probers  Ex-Truman Aide  Denies Connection

Congressional Source, Declining To Be Identified, Says Many Of Witnesses Who Appeared Before Senate Committee Have Been Summoned—Spokesman Claims Late James V. Forrestal Probably Advised Delaying Arrests In 1945 Affair

Report Grand Jury Checking 1945 Aseciiials   Amid Republican Charges Case Was Given ‘White Wash

Secret Federal Jury Is Probing Amerasia Case   Late James Forrestal Reported To Have Advised Delay In 1945 Arrests

Witness Reported To Have Revealed Fact fo Probers   ‘Vardaman Denies He Had Hand In Trying To Postpone Case

Jury Pushes “Amerasia Case Inquiry  Senators Seek To Learn Why Arrests Delayed

I   —RED HUNT— U.S. Jury Is Probing Amerasia   DELAY LINKED TO FORRESTAL

Secret Probe Of Amerasia Case Started   Senate Centers Inquiry On Who Delayed  Arrests

Amerasia Case Delay Denied By Vardaman   Former Truman Aide Reportedly Named as Interventor

AMERASIA CASE WHITE HOUSE LEAD SOUGHT   Propose President Tell- If Forrestal Wrote Of Delay —

Secret Inquiry Underway In New York City   Witnesses Called In Stolen Papers Case

nd ct Secret Grand Jury Digging Into Amerasia Rumors   Relatives Keep A Death Watch Outside Prison

Vardaman Also Is Linked With Hold Up Tactics   Former Truman Naval Aide to Be Questioned By Senate F oreign Relations Subcommittee

Advised Delay On Arrests In 1945 Case   Upper House Panel Delves Into Secret Documents

Secret Federal Grand Jury Into Amerasia Probe   Reported Seeking to Identify Person Delaying Arrests

Check Claims That Forrestal Delayed Case   Amerasia Probers Find Justice Agent Is Not Too Certain

NAME OF DEAD OFFICIAL HEARD IN RED INQUIRY   Delay In Pushing Amerasia Case Ascribed To Former Secretary OF Navy And Defense.

James K. Vardaman, One-Time Confidant Of President, Quickly Denies Charge; Will Testify Before Senate Probers Friday

Delayed Arrests Are Investigated   Secret Testimony Heard In New York

PROBERS TOL HE ASKED FOR ARREST DELAY   Late Cabinet inet Member I Named In Secret Tachinony -

Claim Delay In Arrests Advised  Senate Prohera Hes   Senate Probers Hear Forrestal Asked Delay In Arrests in 1945

Forrestal Linked   atewmaes tings nn ry Ratton  To Delay Arrest” In Amerasia Case.

Secret Panel Probes Into  mY Spy Case   Center Attention on Who Delayed Arrests in  1945 Amerasia Affair

Amerasia Facts to U.S. Jury   Report Evidence Being Collected By Se ret Group

URAND JURY PROBE UF AMERASIA CASE UNDER WAY INN. Y,   Newspaper Says Witness’ Story Indicates Tom Clark Ordered Prosecution Held Up in 1945,   SENATE COMMITTEF MAY CALL JUSTICE   Taft Charges Tydings Group, Probing Reds in Govern. ment, Seeks to “White wash Whole Affair.”

Claim Forrestal Asked To Delay Amerasia Case   Forther Presidential Aide James Vardaman  Alse Connected With ITsene

Ex-Naval Aide Held Involved  In ‘Amerasia’   General Charges Former Truman Staff Member, James K. Vardaman, Attempted to, Delay Documents Case Prosecution

Federal Jury Probes Amerasia Case, Report   Hint Forrestal Delayed Inquiry; Vardaman Questionex

 Secret Testimony  Probers Find That Forrestal  Delayed °45 Amerasia Arrests

rE hs ENA EA  Wanted To Avoid New Red Dispute  Vardaman Denies Interest In Case

Alleged to Have Issued Instructions at Suggestion of Secretary _ Forrestal; Taft Sees “White wash”.

aera  implicated In Amerasia Inquiry  Sacre’ et Grand Jury _ Wimesses In Case ©

Says Secret Jury ls Looking Into Amerasia Case  Senators Hear Forrestal Advised Delayed Arrests

Secret Probe Bared After New Blasts at Tydings ‘Whitewash’   Jaffe, Ex-Editor, Will Testify; Forrestal Called Case ‘Delayer’

\Forrestal’s Advice May  lave Slowed 8 “By Arrests   Amerasia Suspects  nt _ aa    Amerasia Suspects Captures Delayed Following Raiding

U. S. Reserve Board Member Named in Senate Inquiry Will Testify on Friday

Republicans Cry Whitewash  In Communist Investigation _ Sen. Taft Charges Probers Fail in Duty;

AMERASIA CASE DELAYED UPON REQUEST, WORD   Late Secretary Forrestal Advised Holding Back Arrests, Report

Amerasia Case (ets Attention Of Grand Jury   Official Says Delay Of Arrests in Secret Documents Trial Was Caused by Forrestal

AMERASIA PROBED BY N.Y. GRAND JURY   DIAN. GRAND JUNT  Investigation Reportedly Hears Forrestal Advised Delaying Arrests

Grand Jury In Amerasia Case, Report   Report Investigators Have Information That Forrestal Held Up Prosecution

Jury Conducts Secret Inquiry In Papers Theft   Report Forrestal Advised. Delaying Amerasia Arrests

BLE SOURCE SAYS GRAND JURY MOVING SECRETLY   Investigation Said To Have Been Gotten Under Way Coverall Wlaoke Aaa

Forrestal Named In! ovalty Case  Reveal Grand Jury Alan lnavactiantinn

AMERASIA CASE CHARGE DENIED   Vardaman Claims He Hac No Interest In Investigation

NEW HEARING NOW GOING ON IN NEW YORK   Federal Grand Jury Has Been   Hearing Witnesses for   Several Weeks.

Forrestal Advice Followed, Senate  Hears of Amerasia   ¥ardaman Says Scerctavy Acted to Avoid Any Upset of U.N. at San Francisco

Forrestal Linked With Amerasia Case   Reported to Have Advised Delaying Arrests in Affair

Secret Federal Grand Jury Said Conducting Probe of Amerasia Case; Many Witnesses Are Called

Federal Jury Checks Theff Of Documents   Rumor Head of Justice De partment's Criminal Divis' ion and FBI Agents Sum' wmoned as Witnesses

Request Data !n Forrestal Diary  2S gereaee t SRET Seer oe   M‘Carthy Demands Acheson Be Fired

JURY REOPENS AMERASIA CASE IN NEW YORK   Witnesses Testify On Discovery Of Secrets

Red Hunt   Names Of Vardaman, Forrestal . Dragged Into Amerasia Case

Late Defense Secretary Reported To Have Urged Delay Of Arrests By FBI

Secret Federal Grand Jury Has Amerasia Case   Hear Late James Forrestal Advised Delaying Arrests

Amerasia Case Delay Is Linked to Forrestal   Senate Group Reported to Have Received Information Late Secretary of Navy Advised’ ‘t—Vardaman's Name is Also Mentioned.   SECRET GRAND JURY MEETS

GRAND JURORS ARE PROBING INTO AMERASIA   Senate Investigators  May Call High Court Justice Clark

Forrestal May Have Advised Delay in Amerasia Arrests   Then Sec. of Navy Believed to Have YWanre To Avoid Friction With Russia in 1945

Accuse Vardaman In Senate Probe   Denies He Delayed Prose. cution in Amerasia Case

Senate Group Is Centering  Its Attention on Question  Of Who Delayed Ar. «. rests In Affair   WAS NAVAL SECRETAR’

Vardaman Says He Didn’t Deiay -Amerasia Case   Brig. Gen. Holmes Tells Newsmen FBI Had Developed “Good Case” But “Go Slow” Order Stopped Prosecution.

Secret Grand Jury ives Amerasia Case   Forrestal, Vardaman Linked To Move To Silence Charges During 1915

NEW RED MOVE MAY DEVELOP, ACHESON SAYS   Secretary Hits Out At “Peace Offensive” Petition Camoaian

Income Tax Increase  Goes In Effect Today   U.S. To Dig Approximately One-Fifth Deeper Into Wage-Salary Payments; Retroactive If Check Made Out In October For Previous Earnings

Braced for New Tax Hike   Income Levy will Hit More, Harder Beginning Tomorrow

China Reds Hit U.S. ‘Aggression   Hints at ‘Flames of War in East’

FRANK A. CORDELL DIES   Drugegist in Business Here Since 1939, a Victim of Heart Attack

TO DEDICATE.NEW HOME  Dr. Dana Dawson Will Be Speaker at Baker Ceremony

PSP PPRLAPIN AEB NEY PE,  Dr. Dana Dawson Will Be Speake at Baker Ceremony

British Get Set For Balloting   Churchill and Bevin Exchange Statements During Final Hours

MERCY SLAYER DENIES CHARGE   Doctor Pleadé Yaanocent Te Murder Indictment

‘One Great Hour of Sharing Held Throughout U.S.   Congregations Having Nearly 25 Million Members Give Funds

Fingerprints of Pair to Be Checked in Washington  Britain Jails Two Yanks on Polish Liner

British Yank 2 Americans Off Liner   To Question HitchHiking Aviator and Stowaway on Batory.

Hunt Continued For Men Hiding In Wilderness   Mountain Manhunt Is  Greatest In History Of Area Near Boone

MOUNTAINS HIDE TWO FUGITIVES FROM PURSUERS   Manhunt Draws Scores As Officers And Bloodhounds Press Search For Men— Escape Made After Wreck.

Maine Mother, Three Children Perish In Fire   Neighbors Rescue  Three Others From aming Farmhouse Iu ilferd

Flaming House Takes 4 Lives  Mother, 3 Children Die: Others Escape

GOP Is ‘Ready’ For FEPC Bill   Wherry Challenges Demoerats To ‘Quit Fooling Around’ With Act

Rent Proposal Is Before the House   G. O. P. Is Against the Measure; Democrats For Passage   MAY VOTE LATE TODAY

Fight Breaks Out in House On Rent Rein  G.O.P. Blasts Control, Says © No Emergency

Hint Compromise In Bring-Back Plan For King Leopold   New Cabinet Is in the Making; May Consider Formal Abdication

Airlift Proposal fo Fly Coal fo Illinois Base Given Cool Reception

Carrier F or A-Bomb Plane Now Reality  Sherman Also Says Red Navy Powerfu

(4-MONTH-OLD CHILD FALLS FROM THIRD FLOOR INTO LAP OF SEATED MAN

6 Hurt Fighting $550,000 Fire At Burlington   VFW Building De stroyed; Other lowc Fire Losses $800,000

One Dead at D. M. Six Firemen Hurt At Burlington Fire   V.F.W. Building

Burlington VFW Building Burns  Damage $550,000; Firemen Are Hurt

The Latest IN. S. News Flashes   Units Cross Kum River   U.N. May Act Quickly   Evacuation Ordered

Ohio Coal Mine Operators Form New Association   Organization Will Keeo Eye On John Lewis, Union Boss

Bonds Sales In County Total $13,911 to Date  In Independence Drive

Chinese Reds Far Across Tibet Border   Communists Reported in 50-mile Drive, Nafenders Routed

Sioux Bus Lines Asks $13,484 for Crash on No. 75   Estate of Man Killed In 1948 Crash Named Defendant in Suit

Sioux Bus Lines Asks $13,484 for Crash on No. 75  Estate of Man Killec In 1948 Crash Name

Purifoy To Seek Revision Of Jury Laws  ‘® Ouachita County   Vi July LUWS  * Quachita County Representative To Puch Plan

CHINESE MAY AND IN DEFENSE OF FORMOSA   Note Sent te Chinese Ambassador Defers Acceptance of Troops  / for Use in Korean Fighting —  le Final Decision in Hands of Gen. MacArthur,

Note Sent to Chinese Ambassador Defers Acceptance of Troops for Use in Koronn Fighting —Final Decision in Hands of Gen. MacArthur.

Washington -------------Senate Ready To Vote Over Billion Foreign Arms Bill

Final Agreement Foreseen for Marshall Plan Aid to Korea And Millions for Other Nations

Senators. Ready For Vote Today On Arms Aid Bil   Expect Little. Opposition: Final Marshall Plan Agreement fs Heard

Heer Defense To Produce More Witnesses  * Seek To Prove Pledge Was Too Drunk To kava Intoant Ta Kill

Sets Wheels of Government in Motion  15 Cows Stranded, Can't Get Help, So He Wires Governor

Atlantic Pact Nations Approve Defense Plan   Each Country Given Zone of Responsibility To Meet Any Attack

British Farmers Can  Be “Kicked Off” Land   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Supporters Of King Leopold Gain ‘Slim Election Victory; Belgium ‘Elated As Communists Defeated

Leopold to Regain Throne   - Supporters Win Thin Election Margin

FOUR M’SHERRYSTOWN RESIDENTS IN CRASH   Mr. And Mrs. Elmer H. Weaver, His Brother George, Hurt When Car Hits Culvert, Burns

Health, Security And Education To Be Function  Treasury Department   Treasury Department Reorganization Proposal Offered

Truman Asks New Cabinet Department  Scope Would Be Like Present FSA

President Revamps Proposal To Establish Depart ment Of Health. Edueation. Security

HST Again Seeks Health Bureau  New Idea Similar To Earlier, Junked Plan

ASKS CONGRESS FOR AUTHORITY FOR NEW POST   Truman Asks That New Cabinet Member Head Three Units

Gen. Eisenhowe Preparing To Fly To Europe   Confers With Truman In Washington Prior To Departure

SLIM CHANGE FOR OWITZEh TO KEEP POSIT   If Committee Doesn’t Report on Nomination He Gets No Pay.

McCarran Thinks Committee Will Mot Report on Switzer   Expects Nomination To Die in Committee Due to Opposition

Nurse Refutes ‘Mercy’ Defense   Physician Quoted: ‘She Died Easily’

5 DIE AS AUTO RAMS TRUCK   Camp McCoy Soldiers’ Car Hits Rear of Auto Transport.

Ohio Preacher Dragged From Negro Pulpit and Flogged by Whites in South

Drive From North Halted ‘He States   Stratemeyer Says Combined Forees Of U_S. Have Halted Korean Communists

Air Chief Lauds U.S. Combat Teams in Action   Boxscore for Air Team

US.HurlsGreat Air, Artillery Attack at Reds   Around- Clock Rombing Stops Communists; Sunnlice Smached

North Korea Is Stopped, Stratemeyer  Tells Press   Bombing Of Targets To Continue Round  The Clock, He Says

ALL KOREAN TARGETS DUE MORE BLASTS   Gen. Stratemeyer Praises Jets For Low-Level Results

Stratemeyer Says Airmen Have Inflicted Heavy Damage, Will Keep Up Round-Clock Blows

US Military Combination  Halts Reds   General Stratemeyer Says North Korean Targets Heavily Hit

DIRECT ATTACK ON TRUMAN BY SEN, M’CARTH)   Accuses President Of De fending “Viciobs Vested Interest”      WANTS FILES OPENED ON SO-CALLED REDS

Solon jolon Agai n Demands Files Be Opened  McCarthy Says HST Nefends Red Groups

Wisconsin Senator Says Vicious Interests Of Communists Protected   McCarthy Again Demands White House Make Public All Federal Files On  Paoerenne Aronused As Foreien Agente

Ignores Criticism by Seven Colleagues and Demands President Produce ‘All’ Files

SenatorinAccusation of President Calls for Opening Federal Files

McCARTHY TELLS TRUMAN HE IS DEFENDING VESTED INTEREST OF COMMUNISTS

Senator Accuses Truman of Hiding  Communist Proo!   McCarthy Fires New Charg Against President Over Probe of State Dept.

McCarthy Turns Guns  On President Truman  Claims He Is Aiding State Dep’t Reds; Solon Ienores Sen. Smith’s Criticiem

McCarthy Again Asks Open Files   Asks Why President ‘Hiding Proof’? From  Senate Investiosiogr.

NEGATES BARS TO DIPLONATS FROM MADRIC   U.S. May Back Resolution for UN Recognition of Franco Regime.

Call Mass Meeting Of Home Owners Here This Evening  To Plan Demonstr ation  ees: Sea cu wae. yw? JyYTrw wry   To Plan Demonstration  At City Hall Thursday

Call Mass Meeting Of Home Owners Here This Evening  To Plan Demonstration At Cita Hall Thiurcday

President Submits 23  Proposals   Hoover-Style Plan of Reorganization Into  Law Unless Vetoed EXPECT OPPOSITION Abolishment of NLRB,  Maritime Commissiar

 Hits NLRB Aide’s Job  Truman Offers New Plans ‘For Agency Reorganization

Truman Asks Solons Abolish Maritime Unit   Shipping Interests Expected to Fight Hoover Renort Plan

Truman Seeking Changes   Reorganization Plans Are Sent To Congress _

Truman Plan Would Abolish  U.S. Maritime Commission  Congress Gets List of Proposals: Aimed  me Bement fonwasramant Aaserin

TRUMAN LlaT HOOVER GROUP GOV'T CHANGE!   Two Scrapping Proposals Are Expected to Stir Up Hot Battles.

Reorganizing Plans Pushed  Truman Sends 21 Proposals To Congress Based on Hoover Recommendations

One Proposa Expected to Start Uproar   President’s Suggestions Include Abolishing of Maritime Commissions 20 Others in Program

Seaboard solons To Fight Action   President Also Asks End To NLRB Office

Controversial Setup Starts In 60 Days   Either Branch May Veto Program— Sawver Gets Fleet

President Sends Reorganization Plan ToLawmen  Abolition Of Post Of Robert Denham Asked In Proposal

Truman’s List of 21 Reorganization Plans Also Includes Droppin; Maritime Commission

Truman Offers More Plans for Reorganization   Solons on Seaboard, Shipping Interests to Combat One Proposal

TRUMAN PUSHES REORGANIZATION OF US BUREANS   Proposals Received To Reshape Many Federal Agencies And Abolish Maritime Commission — O;  ‘ position Expected.

Truman Plan Would Kill ShippingUnit   Sends 23 Reorganiza. tion Proposals Up for Congressional Action

Maritime Board, NLRB Counsel May Be Difched  President Asks Okay By Congress; Gives Strength To Cabinet

Abolishment Of Maritime Body Is Considered  Denham In Line Of Fire In Sheaf Of Economy Proposals

Expect Battles on at Least 2 of 21 Proposals   Plans to Abolish Maritime Unit, NLRB Of. fice Light Fuse

Congress Sent Plans To Change Federal Agencies  Shippers Expected To Fight Propose! rT. wal em.

News Day And Night   ‘Maritime Commission ‘Would Be Abolished Under Plan Sent To Congress —   Shipping Industry Seen Set To Fight   Abolition Of Denham’s Job As NLRB General Coun. sel Contained In List 

Truman Asks Abolition Of Maritime Board and Denham’s NLRB Office

21 Proposals Included in  Truman Plans   Bitter Opposition Expected in Move to Kill NLRB Post

Abolishment Of Maritime Body Recommended  President Truman Sends Congress Al. Diuszscknamleo  @eAse

Would Also End Maritime Commission EE ASO ene Maritime Commission  Drop Denham  Job: Truman

Consolidation Plans Go To Congress  President Acts On Hoover Report.

Take Effect in 60 Days Unless Vetoed by Congress   Will Save ‘“Modest To Substantial” Sums Says Truman

Truman Sends Congress List Of Plans In Reorganization Of Government To Save Money

Congress To Study Gov't  Streamlining   Reorganization Program as Recommended by Hoover Commission Would Make Manv Changes.

Big Shakeup Launched in Government   Maritime Commission Abolition, Firing of NLRB Chief Planned

20 Reorganization Proposals Readied  Truman To Submit Plans to Congress

President Would Abolish Maritime Commission; List Is Sent To Consress

Truman Plans to Re-Organize Federal Bodies   Congress Gets 21 Proposals; 1. Would Kill Maritime Board

Shipping Bloe Set to Fight Control Shift   Opposition Foreseen On Recommendations To Abolish Maritime Group, NLRB Office

Truman Would Reorganize  Long List of U.S. Agencies,  End! Maritime Crmmntehndlaie

MANY CHANGES SUGGESTED IN U.S. AGENCIES   Truman Would Cut Office of General Counsel of NLRB

More Agency Shitts Asked   Reorganization Plans Would Abolish Maritime Commission, Denham’s Job

Long List Of Agencies Scheduled For Shake-Up   Truman Would Abolish Maritime Commission; Proposed Changes Recommended By The Hoover Commission.

Truman After Reorganzing Of Agencies   President Also Asks Abolishment Of Maritime  Commission

21 In Ail Including One Which Would Abolish  Maritime Commission

PRESIDENT SENDS PLAN TO CONGRESS   For Reorganization of ; Long List of Federal  Agencies

Truman Seeks to Drop Maritime Commission   Abolishment Urged in Message Asking Congress to Reorganize Long List of Federal Agencies — Would Also Eliminate NLRB's General Counsel.   PROPOSALS FACE FIGHT

Maritime Agency Abolition Is Being Requested  Truman Wants Pest Of NLRB Counsel To Be Done Away With

Truman Sends Hoover Plans To Conaress   Proposals Would Reorganize Long List Of Agencies

Reorganization Plans Are Put Before Congress   21 Proposals Follow Recommendations of Hoover Board

 . e Maritime Commission Facing End   Truman Sends Plans For Reorganization Of Government To Conv ress

Truman Asks to Shift Merchant Fleet’s Control   Abolition of Maritime Commission Recom mended; Would Reorganize Other Agencies.

Abolishment Of Marifime Body Recommended  President Truman Sends Congress New Pranacal

Denham Target Of Truman Plan To Reorganize  Would Abolish Office of Man east... we_La. &hi AP

Federal Agency Revamping Plan Given Congress   President's Proposals Include Abolishing Maritime Commission; Would  Drop NLRB Counsel Job

TRUMAN PLANS REORGANIZATION OF 21 AGENCIES   WOULD ABOLISH THE MARITIME AGENCY AND DENHAM’S JOB

‘Truman Urges Federal Labor Board Changes  Major Explosion In Congress  [ See ths, Daw hnw.. 1...2.. NIT,   Major Explosion In Congress  Seen On Denham Ouster Plan

Maritime Unit End Proposed   Truman Submiis 21 Reorganization Plans

COX SEEN AT GAS STATION   Richard Cc. Cox Bought Gas Twlee in Three Daye at Mt. Gilead  _ Filtng Station  According to Station Operator Lloyd Lutz— Identifies. Man from Newspaper Pictures, :

‘CADET HINTED AS MOTORING AFTER MARRIAGE FBI Checks Coat In Disappearance Of OQhioan From Military Academy

No Defense By Bradford   Going to Jury Without Testimony In Columbia Case

Mexico Gives Ingrid Decree   Rossellini Would Wed In Day If Possible

Here's One Bia Jim Missed  Mice Bemarnca Chill Hac tn Mact Alahama Cavarna

SIX-INCH RAINS CLOSE ROADS IN ELECTRA AREA  Floods Menace Wichitc

‘Rail Commission Starts Hearings On June Schetu'e   Murray Endorses Probe Of Impact On  State’s Economy

ClO to Ask GM for 31-Cent Hike   UMW to Drop Escalator Plan Backed by Firm

UAW TO DEMAND  ~ $125 PENSIONS   Nine Cent an Hour Pa; Raise Also Forecast.

General Motors Workers To Demand $125 Monthly Pensions, Nine-Cent Pay Raise 

Auto Workers To Ask $25 Pension Increase At GM   Ask Pay Raise, Triple Holiday, Double Sundav Pay

AUTO WORKERS WANT PENSIONS   CIO Union Wants $125 Monthly For Pension And Nine Cents An Hour Increase In Pos .

Pension Wanted By GM Workers   Flexible Pay Scale May Be Abandoned

—TALKS SOON— G.M. Unior Seeks $125 Pensions   9-CENT PAY BOOST IS AIM

AUTO WORKERS LIST DEMANDS   Increased Pensions, More Pay Will Be Asked of Gen: eral Motors

Auto Workers Brace For Pension, Wage  Demands from GM   235,000 To Ask $125 Monthly Pension, 31-Cent Hourly Wace Boost: Triple Holiday   Both Union, Operators Feared Federal Seizure

Auto Workers  To Ask 31-Cent  Daily Package Monthly Pension Of  $125 Part Of New General Motors Bid

Auto Union To Ask $125 GM Pension  Witen Cant Reatca   Nine Cent Raise Also in Package Of CIO Demands

Allied Forces Cali Red Blutf In Berlin Riots   Mayor Declares Conquest of City ‘Impossible’

Pusan Radio Tells Of Stiff Capital Fight   U.S. Dispatches Indicate Claims May Be Premature

Report May Be Premature   Reds Seen by Airmen Withdrawing; Small Ad vance ROK Force  May Hove Arrived

Believe Small Advance Unit In Pyonavana   Marine Pilots Say Reds Still Withdrawing Into City

South Korean Radio Claims Troops Have Entered Pyongyang   Field Dispatch Indicates Report Premature, Says Red Remnants Retreating to City

SOUTH KOREAN 1ST DIVISION IN PYONGYANG   Remnants Of Communist Armies Take Stand Outside City

Pyongyane Fall Imminent Now   Dead Litter Road As Allies Advance

ROKs Claim Their Troons info Capital   Pyongyang In Its Last Hours As Red Center

So. Koreans Say Units In Red Capital   But Pusan Radio Sto ry  May Be Premature; Battle In Outskirts

ROKs Claim Red Capital Reached   South Koreans In Report That Troops Entered Pyongyang

Marine Pilots Reported Still Attacking Enemy Tar gets Outside Capital; At Any Rate  City Saeme T)lanmad

South Korea Radio Claims City Entered   Marine Airmen Report Fight Still Outside Pyongyang

South Koreans Claim Forces Have Pierced City; Communist Leaders. Declared Fleeing Into Manchuria

Drive to Pyongyang Just Ahead of U. S. First Cavalry in Eight Days March

Announcement Of Capture Is Premature   Climax of Spectacular 270-Mile Drive Out Of Pusan Beachhead

Smail Advance Force May Be First in City After Brilliant Eight-Day March of 90 Miles.   FIRST SATELLITE CAPITAL TO FALL

Early Fall Sighted for Red Capital   South Koreans Already May Be in Pyongyang

9(-Mile Drive Tn ight Days Hits Climax   Pusan Radio Reports Capture of Airfield Outside Red Capital —Coastal Cities Fall

Reports Vary, But Reds Hold Slipping Fast   Marine Pilots Hit A Targets Ahead Of Advancing Units

Claim They Are Already Inside City   Capital Appears Deserted; Fall Expected Soon

South Koreans Reported To Be In Red Capital   Indications Are, However, That the Information Might Be Premature

South Koreans Report Troops In Pyongyang  But Radio Dispatch Indicates  That Caan Baw, Ba Deassetovn

ROK Troops Claim to Have Fought Into Red Capital   Small Advance l nit Could Have Crossed River Barrier

Pyongang Capture Is Near —   -ROKs are. Knocking . On Gates of Red Capital, If Not Already in City

American Foot Troops Beaten To Pyongyang  Fall Of Prize Goal Believed Imminent

Claims Appear Possibly Premature, However, With Heavy Fighting Continuing At Points On Roads Into Communist-Dominated Capital — Nearby Air Field Captured — Marine Fliers Still Attacking Targets Outside City

Pusan Radio Reports ROKs In Pyongyang   Dispatch From AP Writer Indicates South Korean Repor May Be Premature

Claim Entry of City But Report is Not Confirmed   Communist Dead Litter’Roads into Pyongyang; Enemy Abondane Metorial

AMERICANS SAY VICTORY REPORT 1S PREMATURE   GI'S AND ROKS HAD RACED FOR RED PYONGYANG

Report May be Premature But Red ‘Capital Is in Its Last Hours as U.S. Ist Covalrymen And ROKs Struggle for Honor of Capture

Report Victory In Race To Enter Red Citadel First  Dispatches Hint   Dispatches Hint Story of Capture Still Premature

John Sherman Cooper And Philip C. Jessup Will Go With Secretary Of State To London

Acheson Names Republican as London Adviser  Cooper to Attend Major Western Nations Meetings

Republican Chosen” - For. Big 3 Parleys  Aehocen Nececd “(Betecce   Acheson’ Names Former U.S. Senator As.» Top Adviser: =.

Republican To Attend New Parley   Acheson Names. ‘John S. Cooper To Go to Londor

Acheson Names Republican Aide For Conference  Action Seen As Move To Appease Congress Crities

Acheson, Target of GOP, Chooses Republican Aide   Picks Ex-Sen. Cooper as Adviser in West Meetings on Cold Wat

EX-SENATOR IS GIVEN HIGH POST   John Cooper to Accompany Acheson To London Parley

TO SOOTHE CONGRESS  Acheson Picks GOP Adviser For London Cold-War Talks

ACHESON T0 G0 TO LONDON IN WAY FUR CONFERENCES   Republican) to Accompany Him as an Adviser — Cold War Strategy to  Be Charted.   ATLANTIC COUNCIL WILL HOLD SESSION   Separate Parleys Scheduled by Secretary, French Foreign Minister Schu man and Bevin.

Acheson Selects  GOP Adviser For Cold War Parley   Kentuckian Will Serve As Aide At London Meet: Appointment Viewed Building Backfire Against Republican Attack

Acheson Names Republican Parley Adviser in Move to Counter Critics.

Republican Going With  Acheson Western Big Three  - Meeting Again to Chart Strategy.

New Armed German Force Snaps Into Shape Quickly: Will Guard Ammunition, Fuel

Senate Hops Into Debate On Oleo Tax   Some Dairy-State Opponents Fear Their Cause Lost

A Terror Grows in Brooklyn  Clash of Juvenile Gangsters in Park Leaves One Dead and Another Wounded

CLINIC TO DEMONSTRATE HOW TO GET MORE MILK FROM LESS TIME & EFFOR'

Clinic To Demonstrate How To Get More Milk From Less  Wie. Amal Ulenui

Says Governor Acted Too Soon   Airline President Says Contract Is  Cancelled Unfairly

It ls a Sad and Bitter Thing to See a Great Newspaper Like the New York Sun, Die

TRUMAN'S VACATION CRUISE ENDS TODAY   Yacht Williamsburg Expected te Reach Washington About Bord P.M.

Financial Subject  FBI Head Writes Letters To sal Instituti   ts Precautions Which Id Be Taken By The Banks

PAY FINAL TRIBUTE   Bartlesville Business Came to Halt For Phillips Rites

Flier’s Body Is Recovered  From Lake  Five Still Missing Near Milwaukee

McCarthy Gives State Tax Data.   Tibbets Reports He  Complies With Order

Local Attorney Resigns Ag Chairman of MHA To Enter Political Race

Vinson fo Seek "True State’ of Defense Setup   Sherman Promotion Shelved Until Merger Policies Get Cleared

HOUSE ORDERS FULL INQUIRY INTO DEFENSES   Sherman Nomination Vote Postponed In Senate

Us. STRENGTH CITED American Military Chiefs Back From tacue Parley

‘Mare Pictures on Sports. Page — : ‘ ‘Wouldn't Appoint John L. Lewis: Dogcatcher, - Truman: Writes Friend

In Another Letter, HST Avers He Wouldn't Appoint John L. Lewis Dogcatcher

Truman Says He W ouldn’t Name John L. Lewis As Dogcatcher  Replies To Bishop's Letter Suggesting

MERCURY IN SHARP DIP   Temperatures to Rise; Sleet and Freezing Rain in Picture

Korean President, U. 8. Commanders Cptimistic on War  Believe Red Army Crushed, Big Allied  Offensive Looms

Temperature Drop Brings End to Flood Threats With Snow Reported On the Way

Flood Threats Hit Many Cities   Central Section Of Pennsylvania Expects 4-5 Inches of Snow

Trade Pact’s End Will Boost Coal  SCPA Official Lauds U. S. Cancellation

Chinese Reds Claim to Have Invaded Tibet   “Liberation” of Sinkiang is -Also Claimed by Wang

Chinese Communist Troops Enter Northern Tibet   First Official Red Report thar, Mountain Kinadom Has Been Invaded

Completion Of First Atomic Reactor Near   Daring Scientific Venture to Create Fuel In Idaho Wilderness

New Atom Plant Reactor Speeded  Snake River Setup To Create ‘Fuel’

Atomic Gamble:  Daring Venture To Creat Momic Fuels Nearly Completed In Idaho

Corn Borers May Be Few in the Second Brood   According to the Authorities at Iowa State College

Soviet Flier’s Body Found in Wreckage   Graft Destroyed While Aftiacking U.N. Naval Units

U.S. Planes Shoot Down Soviet Bomber   Recover Dead Russ Pilot's Body After Attack Off Coast of Korea

Red Starred Bomber Down   U.S. Says Was Attacking J. S. Naval Forces; Body Recovered, was Russian Lieutenant

Matter to Go to U.N. U.S. Reports Bomber Bearing Red Star of Russia Shot Down

Plane With Red Star Attacking UN Naval Force   Top U. S. Officials Meet; Report Goes To Security Council

Red Plane Bears Star Of Riissia_   mber Shat Down  ile Attacking ULN. “Nawal Force; Manned : By Soviet Lieutenant

Red Army Lieutenant's Body Found   Incident Occurs in 38th Parallel Area; Facts Sent to U.N.

Craft Fired First On U.S. Fighter Patrol, Is Report   Recover Body of  Russian Lieutenant: Prepare Statement For United Natians

Bomber With Red Star Shot Down By Navy   Body Of Russ Lt Recovered From Plane’s Wreckage

Hong Kong Planes Damaged by Bomb:  Anti-Red Sabotage Plot Suspected’

Powell Can't ‘Be Candidate   Ruled. Off Ballot in Senate ‘Election by New Hampshire Commission.

Powell’s Name Ruled Off N. H. Ballot  Filed Too Late As Independent

Row Over Access To U.S. Defense Secrets Flares   Movement to Oust Alleged British Red War Minister Grows

Coniroversy On Strachey Waxes Hot   War And Defense Ministers’ Scalps Beina Asked For

Pefition Opens British Move fo Oust Ministers  War, Defense Heads Center Of Controversy   Baporte Conthet

BRITISH OPEN MOVE TO OUST TWO MINISTERS   War and Defense Heads Are Center Of Controversy

OUSTER URGED OF STRACHEY AND SHINWELL   British Deny Ministe Bypassed On Top Secret Matters

Drive Pressed To Oust Britis War Minister   Naming of Strachey And Superior Called Political Blunder

Hot Battle Over Status Of Strachey   Attlee Spokesman Denies Secret Data Bein Kept From Him.

Tory Gunning For Attlee’s ‘Unsafe’ Aides   Labor Regime Says Report Of Hague Bypassing Te Sant Tena

British War Minister  Storm Center  Attempt Launched ‘ to Fire Strachey

British War Minister Storm Center  1 Ghana T enon oe Tn, al   Attempt Launched to Fire Strachey and His Superior

UMW Goes On Trial In  Washinetor   North Carolina Has 10-Day Suppl For Home Heating

Some Units Of National Guard And Reserves Being Called   CONGRESS REMOVES LIMIT ON NUMBERS

Nation Drives Quickly Toward LargeScale Mobilization; Senate Votes Control Over Foreign Ships in U. §. Waters.

U.S. SPEEDING TARGE-SCALE MOBILIZATION   Signs Point to Shart Tax Increases To  Meet Cost of War

Stiff Tax Hike Seen as Nation Mobilizes  Draft Chief Forecasts Seven Million Man War Machine for U. S$.

LARGE-SCALE MOBILIZATION UNDERWAY; ARMY CALLS UP SOME GUARDSMEN. RESERVES

Nation Arms Swiftly  Siens of Tux Increases Mark Bie U.S. Mobilization Drive

Service Total Of 7 Million  Is Hinted " Nation Making  : i en   ' Nation Making ‘Swift Strides In Mobilization

U.S. Drives Toward Full ‘Mobilization   Air Force Claims Veterans May Be Drafted In Fulure

Coroner Says Probe Just Begun   Money in House Cuts Possibility Of Robbery Motive

37 Patients Die in Fire In Davenpor   Screaming Women Patiente Trapped in Mental Ward Of Catholic Hospital; Men Jump to Safetv

All Victims Are Women; Cause of Blaze Unknown  Hospital Inmates Are Pitiful Sight Clawing at Barred Doors

Find Bodies of 37 Women In Ruins of Hospital Fire   Investigation Fails to Uncover Cause  Of Tragedy Which Struck Mental Ward

Sprinkler Plan Once  Rejected  Barred Windows  Block Escape Of The Victims

Blaze Levels Mental Ward At Davenport   Fire Chief Doubts If Cause Will Ever Be Discovered

37 Women Trapped In Mental Ward Of Hospital Die In Fire   Screams of Patients Sound Alarm at lowa Institution; Barred Windews Block Firemen

Trapped In Blazing Ward   Rerved Wiadews of Prychietria Werd Keep Firemen From Saving Meany

Screams Of The Trapped Sound Alarm   Origin Of Blaze Razing Davenport Hospital Unknown

36 In Hospita. Burn To Death  Wam Pee ee eee   Women Trapped In Iowa Blaze

Hits Mental Ward Of Ia. Institution  31 Other Patients Treated For Minor  Te . , a Pee

Blaze Traps Many Women In Corridor  Of Building   31 Patients Escape In Early Morning's  Chill Temperatures

Fire Rages in lowa Hospifal Mental Wards   Screaming Women Sound Alarm as They Awake in “Flaming Hell”; Only Charred Shell Remains

Hospital Fire Kills 37 In Iowa   Mental Patients Trapped, As Blaze Guts Building

38 WOMEN PERISH IN FIRE AT IOWA MENTAL HOSPITAL   Thirty-Seven Bodies Are Recovered—Screams of Patients Lead to Discovery of Flames.   CAUSE OF THE BLAZE IS UNDETERMINED   Three Men Escape — Barred Windows Prevent FireMen From Reaching Many of Victims.

Davenport Fire Takes Heavy Toll Oflife   Mental Ward Of Big Hospital Destroyed Early Saturday

All Victims Are Women Pas tients In Mental Ward? Cause Of Blaze Unknown   ‘FLAMING HELL’ IS GIVEN AS NEAREST DESCRIPTION

European Nations Plan Defense Appropriations   Denmark, France And Britain Announce Plans To Put Monev Into Rearmament For Defense

1 DELIEVED DEAD IN BOMBER CRASE   B-29 EXPLODES NEAR CARS. WELL ‘IR BASE, TEX., 8 CREWMEN JUMP CLEAR,

Believe 4 Killed fn Crash of B-29  § Crewmen Leap   Aircraft Explodes Into Flames Near Carswell Air Force Base Monday

A Well Known Missouri Newsman Dies  Greatest Achievement   Greatest Achievemen: Was Coverage of the ‘Titantie Disaster

European Assembly Committee Argues Army Unification Behind Closed Doors

Churchill Plan Brings Wrangle  Committee Battles Single Europea whee rey

Plan To Unify Europe Armies Strikes Snags  Council Argues Over Proposal; Leaders Ack U. S. Troops For West

Ten Will Go for Draft Examinations   Board Is Notified to Have Men in Kansas City on Aucust 3.

County Gels Draft Call for Five Men   First Group to Go Since Korean War Is to Leave Here September 14.

Call Twenty More for Physicals   Draft May Be Speeded as Army Requests 79,000 in November.

LANE PLACES ISSUE UP TO HIS OPPONENT   Governor Asks Mahoney Hf Hi Proposes To Repral Saies Tax H Elected

More Than A Phrase By Churchill ....  Iron Curtain Is Genuine Barrier Built By Communist Nations To Hold Secrets

‘ron Curtain Is a Genuine ‘Barrier To Keep Soviet Secrets in Russia

Retired Oberlin Professor Beaten  Negro Confesses Attack On Teacher

‘Outmanned GI's Bitter In Retreat   Chinese Communists May Enter Conflict; Casualties Heavy

NORTH KOREANS GATHER GREAT DRIVING FORCE   Three Divisions Thrown into Battle Against Qutnumbered U. S$. Battalions

‘Americans in Position 13 Miles North of Taejon; U. S. Troops Are Far Outnumberd.  U. N. WORRIES OVER SPREAD OF WAR

Korean Radio Savs 700 U.S. Soldiers Dead   Americans Driven South of Kum River

Three Red ‘Divisions Advance   Fear U.S. Losses High As N. Korea Tanks Slice Through

FALL BACK TO LINE BEHIND THE KUM RIVER   Tank-Led North Koreans Plunge Ahead In Bloody Battle

Outnumbered Yanks Retire To South Bank   Unconfirmed Report Tells Of Landing Below U. S. Lines By Chinese Redc<

Yanks Pushed Back to South Bank of River  Hope to Hold There PT kA ATA Meme

Air Lines Vanishes  In Alpine Storm  Fear 48 on Board Doomed by Deep Snow

48 Feared Lost Aboard Plane In Alps  Snow May Hide Craft Till Spring

48 PASSENGERS FEARED KILLED   Big Plane Vanishes In Alpine Storm

Brannan, Farm Plan Foes Speak Today; Foreian Aid Must Continue, Institute Told

lapering Of ‘Plan’ Funds  Is Suggested   Senator Would Ease Shock Of Ending Program Abrugtiy

Last - Minute Rush To Gei  °50 Licenses   Auto Owners Jam St. Joseph Bureau To Meei Deadline

TODAY L-DAY FOR HUNDREDS   Long Line Forms At Auto License Bureau As Deadline Nears

Congressman Says Victin Killed For Opposition. To Pendergast Machine   Kansas City Democratic Leader And Henchman Shot To Death tn Headquarters Of Party Faction

POLITICS DUE FOR AIRING   Nothing Short of Murder Says Rep. Short in House

REP. DEWEY SHORT BLAMES POLITICS FOR THE KILLING   Congressman Says Binaggio. Backing Hennings for Senate, Was “in the Way”  in Primary.   NEW YORKER DEMANDS CONGRESSIONAL PROBE   Macy Calls for Inquiry Into “Affiliation of Crime and Gangsters With Polities in K. C,”

Victim ‘Bumped Off,” Asserts Congressman  Slain Man Backed Foe Of Candidate Truman Supported

Politics Seen In Missouri Gang Deaths  ‘Machine’ Flayed - By Rep. Short

MISSOURI SOLON SAYS Kansas City Politico Stain ‘Because He Was in the Way

Excise Tax Gut Feared Dropped With New Grisi   Boost In Services .May Bring On New Increase Of Taxes’

Korean Crisis Casts Shadow Over Tax Cut   Congress Indicates Will To Toss Aside Bill If President Gives Word

Korean Crisis Casts Deep Shadow Over Move To Slash Excise Taxes in Current Congress

Korean Situation Halts Tax Move   Reduction Loses Favor In Congress As War Progresses

Prospects Of a Tax Cut Fade   Congress. Reporte Ready to Drop Bill Slashing Excises If  WarEmercancy Moun

TO WEAKEN MORALE OF ENEMY.   Messages And Leaflets From Guided Missiles  —tnclided in Program

CROP PRODUCTION IS THIRD HIGHEST   Puts Nation In Good Position Te Meet Most Demands War Might Bring

1951 Crops Third Largest On-Record  Nation In Good Positior   Nation In Good Position To Meet Most Demands : Of War

NATION'S CROP POSITION GOOD   Production This Yea Proves Third Largest In History

CHAS. M. MORRISON, SEC’Y OF COMMONWEALTH, AND RESIDENT OF BUCKS CO., DIES FROM HEART AILMENT AFTER TWO WEEKS’ ILLNESS IN HOSPITAL

CHARLES M. MORRISON DIES OF HEART ATTAGK   Schoolman, Veteran Editor, Public Official   DIES OF HEART ATTACK

. Real Partnership’: ec  West Germany Coming Closer ‘Te Free Nations, Adenauer Say

 Rote as ‘Equal Partner’ Asked : Adenauer Stresses German Aitn fo Fouality With-Wests:1- Naticas ~ -

WEST GERMANY PLEDGES ATTEMPT TO KEEP PEACE   Chancellor Adenauer Predicts Real Partnership for Republic With Free Nations.   AGAIN ASKS EQUALITY FOR HIS COUNTRY   Declares His Regime Has Taken Important Steps Toward Solution of Eu ropean Probiems.

IN MARSHALL   Gagging of MacArthu Is Recalled on Johnson Retirement

60,000 Gls Wait Patiently To Board Evacuating Ships   DISAPPOINTED IN AMERICANS  Sad Natives, Facing Sure Death, Tearfully Eye Departing Allies

60,000 Allied Treops Being Evacuated Lock, Stock, Barrel   Men Being Pulled Out Of Hungnam And Job Likely To Take Several Days; Reds Reine Watched.

Massive Chinese Forces Are Watched Closely As Northeast Pullout Starts

Ready to Bouse dea of Debates  Fine Says He Would   Fine Says He Would Not Accept Challenge To Election Debates

Republicans Ready to Douse Cold Water On Dilworth Idea for Political Debates

Ready to Bouse Hiea of Sebates  Fine Says He Would Not Accept Challenge  ie <<) oe ee 1 os, eee ce

1,500 British Infantrymen  Off For Korea   Will Be Facing Russian Weapons, Strategy. Men Told

BRITISH TROOPS ~ OFF FOR KOREA   1,500 Infantrymen Warned They Will Be Facing Russian Weapons

1,500 British Soldiers Sail For War Zone   Warned They Will Be Facing Russians Arms And Strategy in Korec

British Sail  For Korea   United Nations Fight Will Get More Help

Truman Sets Up Head Of Civil Defense   Millard Caldwell To Be Administrator Of Home-Front Setup

Truman Readies Civilian Defense   Former Governor Of Florida Named To Head New Agency

CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS PUSHED   Hint Dissension Between Two Democrats On Commission

Civil Defense Machinery Is Put In Operation   Former Governor Of Florida Named Administrator Of Emeraency Proarar

Civil Defense Machinery Is Set Up By President Under Prewar Statute

Civil Défense is: Put in Gear by Truman's Actions   Does Not Wait For Congress to Act on Bill

F ederal Civil Defense Administration Set Up By Truman’s Executive Order

Nation To Be Prepared for Any Attacks   Ex-Florida Governor Agencv’s No. 1 Man

CIVIL DEFENSE CHIEF NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Appoints Millard F. Cardwell Without Waiting for Congress to Act,

Heat Is Onin New Orleans FrenchQuarter   Use of Knockout Drops To Rob and Kill Bring  General Police Action

NEW ORLEANS PUTS HEAT ON ~— PIBL KILLERS   Police Start French Quarter Cleanup After Knock Out Murder.

New Orleans Police Chief. Calls Shakeup   Famed French Quarter Is Ordered Cleaned of B-Girls, Sucker Traps And Prostitute Seekers

Invaders Of Hainan Repulsed   Chinese Nationalists Claim Full Victory Over Communists

Nationalists Claim Victory Over Red Force On Hainan   Reds’ Press, Radio Fai To Contradict Claim By Government

Rossellini Won't Tell Newsmen Whethe: Inarid Beraman Will Have a Baby.

ROSSELLINI SAYS - INGRID RETIRED   Director Is Reluctant Host to Rome Newsmen

Refuses io Discuss Ingrid's Condition   Suitor Won't Tell If Actress Exnects Stork.

U.S. Rushes Relief Items To War Zone   Emergeney Supplies Sent “U.N. Eyes Rebuilding Of Ravaced DLand

RELIEF RUSHED TO SOUTH KOREA   $40-Millions Will Be Spen For Blankets, Medical Supplies, Etc.

U. 3. HASTENS KOREAN RELIEF, MOP-UP PLANS   United Nations Charts Long-Range Rebuilding Of Shattered Nation

“Gls Repulse Beachhead Attack : Defenders:Braéé For All-Out Offensive.

CHINESE HUNT WEAK OPOT IN DEFENSE LINE   Security Blackout Clamped on All Evacuation Operations.

Attacks on Beachhead Beaten off  MacArthur Clamps Security Blackout On AH Reports cf

American Defenders of Northeast Korean Front Beat Off Enemy Attacks   Chinese Hit Hamhung-Hungnam Pert meter for Second Time In 24 Hours— New Communist Onslaught Awaited.

Monroe Attorney Opposes Martin for High Court   Marshall Peterson Jumps Into Race at Last Minute

Miss Off-Year Record Vote in Lyon by 723   Heaviest Vote is Cast  Since 1938 Election; Tt O£% fin ta the Palle

Miss Off-Year Record Vote in Lyon by 723   Heaviest Vote is Cast Since 1938 Electian; V3 O59 Mn te tha Dalle

4 ,.¢ ,.f . ,f Artillery Shells Hit Well Casin  Damage Soaring Ai  Flaming Oil Well

[Artlle ery Shells ; Hit Well Casing Damage Soaring Ai  Elaming Oil Well

AMERICA’S DEAD HONORED TODAY   General Marshall Urges UN Support in Arlington Cemos . gtery- Address

‘Americans Over Nation Honor War Dead Today   General George C. Marshall Leads Observance With Address At Arlington National Cemetery

Wartime Staff Chief Speaks At Arlington   U. S. Should Be First To Aid Suffering In World. He Asserts

Marshall Asks U.N. Support Be Continued   Says In Arlington Talk It’s Only Way To Keep Peace

Words Better. Than Bullets, Says Marshall   General Calls for Support of UN as Open Forum, Opposes Snlit Into Two Camps

Marshall Uraes U.S. Continue To Back U. N.   Support For World's Downtrodden People Held Essential

arshall In ribute To  ars’ Dead   Urges U.S. To Continue Support Of U. N. As Means To Maintaining World Peace

Marshall Leads Observance With Call to Back U.N.   General Sees Organizatior Peace Weapon As Nation Pays Tribute To Dead

Declares Another War Would Shatter World  Aecarte Armad Canfli-t Rattar Than

Support United Nations, Appeal Of Gen. Marshal  Calls UN Weapon in Fighting for Peace:

MARSHALLSAYS VERBAL POWER OF UN GREAT   Declares Another War Would Shatter The Entire World

U. N. Support  Plea Keynotes Holiday Talks   Marshall Warns War IV: Winner Would Stand In Own Ruine

GENERAL SAYS UN KEY TO PEACE —_  Marshall Warns That Winner Of New War Would Stand In Ruins

Americans Honor Their War Dead All Over World   General Pleads For Aid To Those Under  Poverty, Misrule

[Memory 0! War Dead Ts Honored   Gen. Marshall Urges Support For UN In ‘Fight For Peace’

Gen, Marshall Calls For Path to Peace Through UN Forum   Declares That Another War Would Shatter the World

Marshall ‘Honors War Dead Urges Support of U. S. as a Weapon for World Peace

MARSHALL IS KEY SPEAKER AT ARLINGTON   All Service Heads Issue Statements Honoring Fallen

Gen. Marshall Leads U.S. In Honoring Dead   Appeal Made For Continued Support Of United Nations

U.S. Should Support Any Forum for International Discussion, General Says

AMERICANS PAY TRIBUTE TODAY TO WAR DEAD   MILITARY LEADERS URGE STRENGTH TO PRESERVE PEACE

General Marshall Urges UN Support—  Americans Honor War  Dead All Over World

Marshall Urges Support of UN  In Peace Drive   General Leads Nation In Honoring War Dead At Arlington Cemetery

 Nation Honors War Dead On Memorial Day  Gen. Marshall Urges Support For United Nations

Gen. Marshall Leads Nation In Honoring of War Dead; Pleads for Support of U.N.

Preparedness Major Theme   Gen. Marshall Urges Continued Support of U.N., Aid to Down-Trodden

Enters Plea For Aid To Other Lands   Former Secretary Of State Delivers Arlington Address

Americans Honor Their War Dead  Support of United Nations   Support of United Nations Urged In “Fight For Peace”

Americans Honor Wart%*.d In Memorial Day Service's’ As Support Of UN Is Urgee

Plea Made For Aid to World Needy   Wartime Chief of Staff Opposed to Proposal to Form New Organization Of Like-Minded Nations

AMERICANS HONOR WAR HEROES WITH PEACE PRAYERS   Armed Service Leaders of Nation Urge Using Strength To Prevent Future War; General Marshall Pleads For Whole-hearted  U.S. Support of United Nations.

NATION HONORS U. $. WAR DEAD   Gen. Marshall Urges Continued Support Of United Nations

Marshall Asks For Support Of United Nations   Former Secretary O1 State Makes Plea For World Peace

Lucrative Lyrics—  Texan Mailed a Pocektful When He Dropped ‘Rag Mon’ Down the Chute

New Song Born--By Mail   Oklahoman And Texan Hit Jackpot With Novelty Bit

\Co-composers of Hit: Song ‘Rag ‘Mop’ Haven’t Met: They Did It All By Mail.

State Department Touches Off a Fight by Announcing If May Make Tariff Concessions on Some Items

Judy Garland Cuts Throat With Glass   Temperamental Star Reported ‘Upset’ Over Studio Row

Suicide Attempted By Judy Garland   Slashes Throat With Broken Drinking Glass

Be on Guard for A-Bomb, Experts Warn   Symington Tells of Civil Defense Planning Need

lt Could Happen: Here:  \Séc’y Johnson’ Says U U $. Must Fad 1A-Bombine Of Cities If War Comes °

MISSING VASSAR STUDENT. FEARED  FOULPLAY VICTIN   \Police Of Eight States Press  Search For 22-Year-Old Ales tindeahury

Bushman, Prized Gorilla of Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, Is Critically Ill

‘Deal’ Charged In Indian Lake Tavern Permif   ‘Favoritism’ Shown Wilgus, Attorney Says

Washington Views Korea War As Long, Hard Struggle   American Force Expected To Be Steadily Built-Up

U.S. Begins To Foresee Long, Costly Struggle   Some Mobilization Of Industry May Be Needed For Korea

Korean War To Be Costly To Uncle Sam   Earlier Estimates Of Situation Have Changed Considerably

Costly Struggle Feared in Korea  Munitions, Money anc WA nes tn RR. Al... l...l  oo

Officials Sav Struggle Will Be ‘Difficult’  i SL Oc V2 © Coane   Give Up All Hopes For a Speedy End!!

Long Struggle In Korea Seen By U. 5. Officials   Fighting May Bring Increased Demand For Men, Supplies -

Officials Expect Long and Costly Fight in Korea   One Informant Says Industrial Mobilization May Be Essential

‘Administration Leaders See Korean Fight ‘As Lona. Difficulf and Costly Struaale

Struggle In Korea To Be Long, Costly   Administration Official See Increasing Requirements for Money, Man Power and Munitions.

Jap Who Gave Us Cherry. Trees Due  Now 91, He'll Visit U.S. To See Them; Sent Gift While Mayor of Tokyo

Civil Rights Issue Before YoungDemocrats   Boone, Callaway. YD’s Lead Revolt On Senate Race

Party Squabble Splits YDC Convention   Second District Demos Dislike Allison For Senator

Most Of Clothes Ripped Away  Several Questioned By Federal Agents

Find Woman Air  Force WAF Dead   FBI Enters Case As Verdict Of Strangulation Through Violence Is Handed Down

 British to Send Third Tommy Division to West German Occupation Zone

BG THREE TO . MEET IN EW YORK SESSION : Britain Sends New Division =.

Young Girlls Vicim; Police Take Up Trail   Body Is. Horribly Burned; Identity ae Nat Ectablichad

Young Girl Is Victim: Police Take Up Trail  Body !s Horribly Burned; Identity te Nose Fetahlichad

Interceptor Wing Center Transferred  Nlaw Mdavien at HC   New Mexico Jet H@ Moved to Moses Lake. Wash., Base

  . — FIGHTER SQUADRONS—  Air Guard Increased At RManford A-Plant

Air Force Sends More Fighters to Pacific Northwest to Guard Vital Defense Plants

Jet Equipped Fighter Wing Comes North   Defense Unit To Be Based   At Moses Lake Moving From Albuquerque Has Personnel of 1.200

More Planes To Guard West’ Atomic Plants  Air Force Orders   Air Force Orders Added Units To Pacific Northwest

More Plane Units Sent Northwest  _ Air Force Moves Craft To Guard Atomie Works

State Can Be Kept on Path of Progress Arn Says in Opening Campaign

New Pledge To Voters   In Campaign Kickoff Arn Promises to Keep State on ‘Sane’ Path

Progress Without New Taxes, Arn’s Promise to Voters   G.O.P. Candidate for Governor Opens His Campaign; Questions Democrat Sincerity

Displays Records of Contributions fo Campaign Funds   Ragland Says Molasky‘s $2,000 Not Put in Baw Fund.

Ragland Displays Fund Records Covering 1948 State Elections   Refuses to Exhibit Contribution Lists In Gov. Forrest Smith’s Campaign Until And Unless Chief Executive Tells Him to

Blaze Destroys  Plant Of ‘Sun’   Tusealoosa Paper's Home, Machines Ruined By Fire

U. S. Freighter Heavily Shelled Near Shanghai   No Casualties Among Ship's Passengers And Crew; Owners Ask U.S. Navy Help

Flying Arrow Is Declared  Unseaworthy   Chinese Gunboat Opens Up On Vessel Attempting to Run Blockade and Reach Shanghai With Cargo

Next Few Days Are Critical For Posting Christmas Cards   PARCEL POST JAMMED

‘“Next Few Days Critical”  Malcolm Warns That Mailinc Deadlines Approaching Fast

U.N. Delegation Ordered fo Press Complaint   Starts Machinery Which Could Bring Armed Retaliation

National Security Council Session Called, Presumably To Discuss Korea

UN Asked  To Face Reds, Consequences Jacob Malik Delays   Jacob Malik Delays Formal Accusation

Top Security Chiefs Meet   National Security Council Called in Washington, Presumably About Korea

hin rien al  EXTRA   Calls On U.N. To Act As Allies Are Hurled Back by Red Drive   H . Envoy Austin Says Situation Grave At Critical U.N. Council Session; Fires  Blunt Queries At Red Delegate

Acheson Pleads For Full Backing  Reviews Situation For Senate Group

U. S. Security Council Called in War Crisis   Top Defense Chiefs Meet With Truman Ahead of Cabinet

Americans Held Captive 18 Months By Chinese Reds Closely Guarded

MAJ. GEN. 1. C. SHEPHERD, HERO OF OKINAWA, TO HEAD PACHIC MARINES

Lattimore's  ‘Whitewash’ Mitts Senator   McCarthy Unhappy Over Decision; Will ‘Bring’ Witnesses

Easter Recess; Solons Leave Issues Behind   Reactions Heard on Red Probe, Truman Jobless Pay, Dulles

Lattimore Cleared By Committee   McCarthy Miffed At Action By Sen. Tydings

Congressmen Heac Home for Easter; Issues Left Behind   House Idle Until April 18; Senate Returns Monday

Analyst Finds Formosans Hopeless, ‘Island Politics in Chaotic State

SOUGHT CONTROL UF KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS POLICE   Story Told by Two Ousted K. C. Commissioners— Smith Informed Last <« Summer of Attempt. £   MANEUVERING OF SLAIN POLITICAL BOSS FAILED   Charles Carrollo, Binaggio's Predecessor as North Side Chief, Indicted by Grand Jury.

Two Ousted Aides In Kansas City Bare Bribe Offers   Federal Grand Jury In Investigation Returns Indictments

GOVERNOR SMITH TO URGE 2-CENT GAS TAX BOOS!   Declares Highways Are Deteriorating and More Revenue Is Needed to Keep Them in Repair.   LEGISLATURE TO GET _ HIS RECOMMENDATION   Executive Would Leave Ex.  penditure of Funds to Dis ¢retion of State Highway  } Cammissinn_

Smith is for Doubling of The ‘Gas’ Tax   Governor Will Take it to the State Assembly

Smith to Ask: Cor Two-Cent Gas Tax Hike   Will Recommend : Plan to 1951. General Assembly

Thirty-Seven Die in Series Of Air Crashes      v¥ Transport Craft Plunges Into Pacific Near Kwajaleir Killing 24 Aboard

26 Die When Navy Plane Hits Ocean   Another Big Navy  Plane Plunges Into Pugent Sound; Civilian Crash Takes Three Live:

37 Lose Lives In Airplane Accidents   Widely Scattered Crashes Take Heavy Toll

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Major Powers Expected to ‘Help In Korea

53 Nations Asked To Aid in Korea   Immediate Response Ex pected To Lie’s Urgent Call For Additional  Ground Forces.

Hollywood All Set For Year's Big Nigh  Olivia De Havilland, Broderick Crawford Favored As ‘Bests’

‘Hollywood in Tizzy as Oscars Will Be Given Toniaht for Best Performances

ON GAMING CRACKDOWN   Florida Sheriff and Constable Suspended in Cleanup Drive

Sawyer Reports Nation’s Output in First Three Months of Year Close to °48 Peak

U. S. OUTPUT IN 3 MONTHS HIGH   Sawyer Asserts It Is Close To Boom Peak Of 1948

Secretary of Commerce Sees Big Production   Warns of Unemployment And Declining Money Investment in Business

National Output Near 1948 Peak.   Value ts Also Moving Upward, Sawyer Says

OUTPUT CLOSE TO 1948 PEAK   Secretary Sawyer Declares Value of American Production Is Moving Upward

National Guard Using Tanks In Drive On Rebels   Revolt Termed Anti-American

Guardsmen Take Rebel Stronghold In Puerto Rico   Drive to Crush  Red Insurrection

36 Lives Lost In Revolt by Anti-American:   Only One Rebel Stronghold Left After Bloody Fight

Puerto Rican Guard Cleans Town of Red Backed Rebel Forces  Advances On Another Trouble Area to Quell  Anti-American Revolt

Bavarian Vote Holds Fate Of. German Arms   Election May Wreck U. S. Defense Plan

Bavaria May Decide Fate Of Rearming Plan  Election Could etermine We est

Bavarians to Vote In Vital Election   Balloting Could Decide West German Stand ‘in Defense

Bavarian Voters Ballot Sunday  Could Decide Fate Of American Plans

Wife No. Two Designated Official Widow at Rifes for Colonel Babcock

GOP Dissension Comes fo Light In Resignation   Strateay Committee   Strategy Committee Head Quits; Criticizes Gabrielson’s Stand

Dissension In National GOP Committee   Michigan Leader Resigns From Strategy Board

Strategy Group. Head  Internal Dissension In GOP Committee Shown in Letter

GOP National Commiffeeman Quits in Huff  C...,...l Ce   Strategy Group Chairman Scores Guy Gabrielson

Resignation Shows Split Among G. O. P.   Summerfield, Strategy Chairman, Quits With Blast At Gabrielson

GOP Strategy Director Quits   Resignation Bares Dissent in Party

Bares 6. 0. P. Committee Dissension   Strategy Committee Head Quits, Blasts National Chairman

Internal Trouble In GOP National Unit Shown As Party Strategist Quits

DISSENSION SEEN ~ INRANKS OF GOP   Chairman of Strategy Committee Quits Post

(Strategy Group On Spot Dissension nGOP Committee Noted When Summerfield Quits

Republican Ritts Coming To Light   Resignation Of Office Holder Reveals Split

: There’ll Be Second Primary—Maybe Graham OK’s First Primary Decision, But Smith Says No

SENATE BATTLE WILL GO LIMIT   Willis Smith Declines Proposal To Let High Man Have Democratic Nomination Without Second Primary.

UNCERTAINTY HURTS RATT eA MOTHERS      MILITARY TRAINING FAVORED BY FATHER

Houston Police Chief Resigns; Has Been Under Fire Several Times Lately

Lave- wens “ge woe  (Curr ent Bomb Sear e Changes AP Writer Into Speliologist

Mad Dad Kills Detroit Officer  Arrest Irks Father And Two Are Shot

Fires Claim More Lives   Calumet Fireman Is Killed as Wall Falls; Family of 5 Wiped Out

HARRY H. NYE GETS CITATION   Honored For Community Leadership, Farming Operations

Major Clash Over Hawai, Alaska Loom:   G.0.P. to Challenge Rent Control, Other Presidential Musts

Congress Opens  ‘Lame’ Session   Defense, Tax Bills Gain Priority; GOP Pares Troman ‘Must’ List

Congress Goes Back To Capital  Fight Predicted Over Statehood; « Other Pronosals

Major Clashes Shaping Up  in Lame Duck Session  Include Alaskan Statehood

REVITALIZED GOP DEMANDS CHANGES IN PROGRAM  HST Facing Challenge

AS ‘LAME DUCK’ SESSION OPENS Ciash Looms as Truman —Lraes Alaskan Stsiehcod

Lame Ducks Not To Yes President   Returned Congress In Mood To Clash Over Many Issues

Clashes Shape Up as Congress  Goes to Work   Little Is Expected at Short Session: Truman Offers Long Program

CLASH SHAPES UP OVER STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA AS ‘LAME DUCK’ SESSION OPENS

CLASHES SHAPE -UPAS CONGRESS GOES 10 WORK   G. O. BP. Challenges Many Points in List of Legislative “Musts" Set Forth by Truman.   MAY TAKE UP ONLY EMERGENCY MEASURES   Fight Appears Certain on Rent Control Extension and Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii.

Major Clashes Shaping Up In Congress  acurnmant fa   Resurgent GOPs Challenge Points In HST’s Program

Build Wonsan Defense Line   American Bombers Attack Convoys  in Broad Daylight .

Fallen Kaesong Two Miles South Of 38th Paralle   Reda Try To Build Defense *Line That Would Save  Wonsan, Pyongyang

Democrats Term Saturday Rally Successful Event   Ballentine, Others Angered When Seats Are Not Available

Big Democratic Pow-Wow Termed A Great Success   Absense Of Controversial Issues Causes Confab To Live Up To Its Harmony Billing

 She Might Come Off  Hopes Of Refloating Big Mo Raised By Predicted Winds

WINDS BUOY HOPE OF REFLOATING NO   NAVY SPOKESMAN BELIEVES SHIP MAY BE PULLED OUT OF MUD TODAY.

‘Pretty Good Chance, Says Navy; Schedule Big Effort to Free Warship Thursday

DELPHI, FLORA TEAMS TOPS IN JUDGING MEET   TO REPRESENT COUNTY AT STATE CONTEST; WINGARD HIGH SCORING INDIVIDUAL

U.S. Freighter Plans to Defy Mined Waters   Report Crew Forced To Make Voyage Denied by Officers

Blockade Of Shanghai Is Defied   Amefican Freighter Still Plans Trip Into Mined Waters

Skipper Will Run Perilous China Waters  Denies Sailors   Denies Sailors Kept in Line By Use of Arms

U.S. Freighter fo Run Blockade  State Department Warns the Captain

U.S. Vessel To Navigate Mined Port  Bice ee PR   Crew Not Forced To Make Landing In Shanghi Harbor

Defiant Skipper Of Flying Arrow Says Voyage To Shanghai Will Be Made   REPORTS THAT CREWMEN FORCED ABOARD UNTRUE

Freighter Set To Run Mines      . 8. “Flying Arrow’ Loads For Shanchai Trio

Loading Starts Despite Warning And Jittery Crew   State Department Warns Any Captain Running Nationalist Blockade May Lose Liewonea: Rimare Ara Deaniad

Captain Says F lying Arrow To Make Try   Freighter’s Crew Members Object to Shanghai Trip Through Mine-Infested Waters Around Red Port

Preposterous Lies Laid to Communists   Truman Reiterates This Country Is Seek ing Only Peace.

Truman Charges Russia Tells Lies on U.S.   Preposterous Lies About Warmongering Scored By President

TRUMAN TAGS RUSSIAN “LIES PREPOSTEROUS   Govt. Action Claimed Business’ ‘Salvation’ In Earlier Speech

[President Charges Russian Stories About U.S. Are Lies  Reiterates Nation’s Peaceful Intentions  And Backs Brannan Plan In Montana

Chinese:Reds: Building Up. Forces. In Area South Of Chongchon: River

Course Of Liner Seen  By Radar   Board Hears About Crash That Killed 4

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities Interest Tc All In The Various Comm   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

MISSING GILMORE BOY. FOUND IN CALIFORNIA   Recognized by Former Maid In Her Restaurant   H. §. STUDENT HERE

Rains Tumble Temperatures In Midwest  ' Seven Towns in  Ohio Flooded By Cloudburst

SUDDEN COLD WAVE SWEEPS ACROSS EAS]   Canadian Troopers Work to Save Key Dike

Miami Officers Hold Suspect In Big Robbery   New Jersev Resident Removed From Train For Police Quizzing

Chidsey, Ladner Named to State Supreme Cour   Charles J. Margiotti Namec To Succeed Chidsey As Attorney General

Votes 202 To 163, To Extend Curbs Despite GOP Fight   Truman Expected To Sign It After Measure Goes Back To Upper House On Amendments

Strikers May Also Be Cited For Court Contempt, He Says   Progress In Negotiations Is Reported

Chrysler ysler Pact ‘Almost Ready’  Agreement Seen By End Of This Week

PURPOSE PUZZLES   “Texas Oil Town Visited by Coher on Mystery Trip

DROWNS AFTER BOAT MISHAP   Rescue Companion When Boat Overturns On  Lake Chapin

Retail Spending Zooming Upward To New Record   Higher Prices, Increasex Wartime Purchases Are Blamed

Consumer Spend ing Soars To an Unprecedented Rate   Three-Month Period Shows Heavy Demand for Automobiles, Television Sets, Furniture and Other Items—Output of  Goods and Services From July Through September Hits All-Time High Annual Rate. 

Consumer Spending Shoots Up at Amazing Rate of More Than 13 Billions Per Year

Retreat Provides Evacuation Ports, Conaress Is Told   Why Should Britain Or Any Other Luropean Nation Compiain?  U. S.. Koreans Contribute, Suffer Most In Conflic

'U.S. Korea Toll 90 Times That Of U.N. Allies  Koreans Themselves  - Onlv Ones To Suffer

U.S. CASUALTIES SET AT 31.784   Amerjcan Total Of Killed ig 4,789 And 5,018 Are List ed SESE Up To December 4

U.S. Shoulders War Casualties  Americans Bearing Brunt of Fighting

S. Korean Death Estimates High ©  U.S. Casualties 90 Times Greater Than Total for Remaining Allies

U.S. Contributes Most, Suffers Most in Korea   Has Much Heavier Casualties Than Other U. N. Allies

U. S. and South Koreans Suffer Bulk of Losses   31,784 Casualties in American Forces of Around 126,000

U.S. Casualties For Exceed Those Of Other U. N. Nations   Total Number Of Americans Engaged In War Set At 126,000

Total Number Americans Fighting In Korea Is Estimated At About 100,000

U.S. Has Given More Than Any Other Land In Men, Casualties During Korean Struggle

U. S. FURNISHES MOST AND TAKES BIGGEST LOSSES   South Koreans Excepted, Ou Casualties 90 Times Those of Allies. .

\U. S. Bears Heaviest Burden Of War ‘Effort: Allied Contributions Small

American Burden In: War Greatest  kook Ok * * * * wm  Contribute Most And Tone MostiIn UN Drive To Healt Reds

U. S. Suffers Heaviest Loss  Tn Korea War   Casualties 90 Times More Than Others

U. §. Has Contributed Most and Suffered Greatest Casualties ‘Of UN Forces in Korean Conflict

 With Exception of the Koreans  U.S. Making Biggest Contribution to War

U.S. Suffers Greatest Loss In U.N. Korean Campaign   Other Nations Have Furnished -: Only Token Forces

Dilweg Attacks Boss Party Rule  Candidate Claims Primary Menaced

Absenteeism Causes House  to Sidetrack Two Major Bills   Youths Who Threw Boy in River Facing Murder Trial Now

Jet Propelled Car Powered by Kerosene Shown British   Sleek Model Travels Over Road at 90 mph

Draft Board Gets Call for A? More Men  71 Countians Will Re Inducted at

$6 BILLIONS ‘INUS. AID MAY ~ GOTOFRANCE   Exact Total Will Depend Upon Future Talks of 12-Nation Council.

During Next Three Years France May Receive $6 Billion in Arms Aid

France Will Get p Billion In US  First Funds Granted For Military Aid

$6 Billion To France   Third of That Amount Will Come From U. S. This Year As Arms Aid

France May Get Up to 6 Billion   U. S. Military Aid in Next Three Years te Re Fvtensive

French Expected To Get $6 Billion  U. S. Plans Arms Aid For Next Three Years In Defense Build-up

United States To Give France Military Help   “First Installment” Of Huge Fund Would Exeeed Two Billion

French Likely To Get Huge Fund FromU. $   Over Six Billion Dollars Slated To Go To France

Six Billions In Arms Is French Net   Existing Funds Outlay of $2,400,000,000 I: First Instalment for Nation   Depends on Talks   Fature Discussions Are to Be Carried Qut in Council

Guaranteed Profit Bill Gets Okay  Senate Approves Margin Of Profit

Approve Aid fo Meat Industry  ‘Senate Overrides GOJI   ‘Senate Overrides GOP   Protest ef Favoritism

SENATE APPROVES PACKER PLAN   Measure Guarantees Reasonable Margin Of Profit to Industry

MOVE HITS AT BLACK MARKETING  Solons Vote To Guarantee Profits For Meat Industry

VOTE TO ASSURE PACKERS PROHT UNDER CONTROLS   Senate Approves Proposal to Guarantee Industry “a Reasonable Margin.”   PROVISION IS AIMED AT BLACK MARKETEERS   Vote Down Amendment Pro. viding Same Protection for All Industrial Products.

Meat Singled Out  Reasonable Profit. Margin Voted Industry By Senate

AN.GOP PROTESTS PED, ARE OVERRULE   Senate Would Guarantee “Reasonable Profit” For Meat Industry

Senate Approves Plan To Guarantee Profits  To Meat Packing Firms   Republicang Protest Proposal Singles Out One Industry For Favors Providin; Need For Feonomic Controls Is Found

Separate Air Academy Need  Board Reports   Nothing Said As To Where It Should Be Established

Ilinois May Lose One Seat In Congress   L952SpringPrimary W ould Be First to Feel Change

McClellan Sees Inflation Danger   Arkansas Congress Delegation Meets At Annual Forum

Inflation Seen As Big Danger To Country   Officials Reply To Questions At Forum In Little Rock

Final Action Expected On River Bill   Waterways Measure May Be Delayed By Senators

LIST UPPED TO 46    26 More Men to Report August 28 for Pre-Induc tion Exams

Lt UTED 1U aN  26 More Men to Report Au: gust 28 for Pre-Induc tion

SENATOR TYDINGS ~ 1S RENOMINATED   (VOTE UPHOLDS HIS HANDLING:  OF SENATE COMMUNIST  INVESTIGATION.

RED THREAT IS CITED  Solon Says U.S. Is Given No Choice In Aid Program

Judge Estes Resigns Post In Attleboro   His Recent Decision Overturned by Higher Court   72-Year-Old Jurist Eligible for Retirement at ThreeFourths of Salary,

ecretary Of State Says His Department Is “Looking Hopefully” For Countries To Join Together In Economic, Political And Social Program Backed By American Dollars, But Declares It Is Up To Those Nations To Act Before Assistance Can Be Arranged

Ministers, Artists and Architects Meeting With Governor Over ‘Miss Fertility’ Row

Bliss Plant To Move To Canton   Toledo Industry To Employ Over 1,500

British Seek To Quell Riof In Singapore  AALL. DMD act. Mm. 4?   Mobs Battle Police In Wild Melee Over Trial

Troops Combat Moslem Mobs   Singapore Is Upset By Order of Court

Singapore Mobs Riot As Court Eyes Custody Of Moslem-Raised Child

British Use Bayonets as  Mobs Riot  Moslems Stirred Into Frenzy Over

American Military Men Favor Guerrilla War Against Reds   ‘British Troops Battling Fanatical Mobs In Streets Of Singapore

Fanatical Mobs Rock Singapore; Call Out Troops   Custody of White Child Stirs Up  Religious Feeling; DeteL Ara Tarnate

Fanatical Mobs Riot In Singapore   British Troops Move in to Quell Moslem Outbreak

TROOPS FIGHT  MOSLEM MOBS IN SINGAPORE      Natives in Frenzy Over Racial Issues in Child Custody  Caea

British Troops With Fixed Bayonets Move On Frenzied Malavan Riatore

British Troops Battle Mobs In Singapore   Attempt To Kidnap Girl Turned Over To Mother by Court Orde

British Troops Battle Mobs in Singapore   Fanatical Moslems Riot Over Court Custody Ruling

Malayons. Storm Court In Singapore’To Reléase Girl   5,000 Riot Over Three Hours

British Troops Battle With  Frenzied Mob   Riotous Scenes In Singapore Over Court Fight

Troops Battle Singapore Riots   Mobs Stirred by Court Fight Between Dutch Mother and a Nurse

British Troops March to Quell Singapore Riot   Fanatical Moslems in Furious Attack on Catholic Convent

Mobs Rioting In Singapore   Fenstical Moslems Attac! Police, Europeans Over Court Decision on Child

British Troops Called In Singapore As Violence Follows Court Fight Over Custody Of Little White Girl

British Troops I ight Rioters In Singapore   Moslems Attack Convent And Foreigners After Court Decision on Chilc

Singapore Is Torn  By Riots ©   Malayan-Dutch Court Fight Over Custody  Of White Girl Sparks Row; Religious Angle

5000 Valayans Storm Building --Singapore Mobs Battle British Over Court Custody Decision

Ohio Losing 107,000 Tons Of Coal Daily   Miners Remain Idle In Eastern Section of State

Draft Law Compromise Hinds Favor   Would Permit Inductions With Approval Of Congres:

Bill To Extend Draft Blasted   Compromise Would: -Per‘mit Inductions if Con-. gress Approves:

11 Men Leave Flying Arrow   Blockade Runner Wil Sail Tomorrow For  Shanghai

Poetess Millay, 58, ~ Dies At Her Home  Pulitzer Prize Winner - One. Of Most Popular "Of Her, Time...

British Labor _ Regime Yields On Chief's Exile   Action Averts Crisis That Threatened Life Of Cabinet

British Back Down On Exile Of Chief   African May Return To Join White Wife

AFRICAN TRIBAL GHEE WINS ROW WITH LABORITES   Khama Gets Permission To i Rejoin White Wife In 4 Do-hinentewef

Stanwyck-Taylor Marriage Bustup Ends Hollywood ‘Perfect Match’ Talk

Economy Bloc Blasts Shivers Hospital Plan  Showdown May Con  Cnanbare Bailing

PLANE WITH NINE ABOARD HITS HILL   Searchers Who Spotted Wrevkage in Southeast Peru Sa. There Were No Siens of Life.

BRANDED LIES BY LATTIMORI   Budenz’ Motive Profit, Says Expert On East; McCarthy Assailed

Lattimore Makes Scathing Reply  To McCarthy, Buden:; At Senate Hearing

Lattimore Bitter In His Denial   Hits Accusers in Three-Hour Stream Of Denunciation.

Bitterly Raps Budenz, Sen. McCarthy   Lattimore Blasts His Accusers in Red Spy Probe

Lattimore Denounces Accusers  Says Budenz Tells Lies For Personal Profit In Probe

RED CHARGES BRANDED LIES BY LATTIMORE   Budenz’ Motive Profit, Says Expert On East; McCarthy Assailed

‘Fraud And Deceit’  ) aa? Lattimore Denounces   Charges As ‘Hogwash

Lattimore Says Budenz  Tells Lies For Profit  Declares McCarthy Has Disgraced Party Pannle Of Hic State And U. S.

Budenz Lies to Profit,  Lattimore Declares  Thane nie nn. BAA oe Trae   Denounces McCarthy as Disgrace To His Party. Wisconsin Peanle

Lattimore Avers M’Carthy Guilty Of Fraud, Deceit   Denounces Charges Of His Accusers As Lies For Personal Profis On Part Of Budenz; Says McCarthy Disgraced His Party

Connally Angrily Refuses G. 0. P. Bigger Voice on Foreign Policy

Connally Spurns More GOP Voice   New Roadblock Put on Foreign Policy

He Wants To Bomb Moscow   "Christian Action‘ Leader Volunteers Flight to Kremlin

East. West  Plagued by High Water   Thousands Flee in Ohica Valley, California; Atlantic Gale.

Winter Storms, Flood Threats Hit Both East, West Coasts of Nation

 Thousands Flooded Out of Homes in Ohio. California: Cold Hits Midwest

Johnson Sets Pact Goals  . Opens Session Of  Poeun teaa Al oh ome

Objectives For Defense  Are Set Out   Johnson Lists Them As Seeking To Deter Aggression, Defend Selves. Defeat Attacker

CHINESE SIGN NEW TREATY” WITH RUSSIA.   _Nothing Unexpected. in Provisions Of The New Pact

U.S. Looks With Suspicion On New Russo-Red China Friendship Accord

Workers Ignore Lewis’ Suggestion To Re-Enter Pits  Over 67,000 Miners Call for Showdown  In fT amdeend Bi.

Reports of Shortages Piling Up   Truman Declares Situation Not U. 5. Emergency

Workers Defy John L. Lewis   Holdout Miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia ' Demand Prolonged Fight For New Contract Be Broucht to a Showdown

Revolt Centers In Big Fields Of Pennsylvania And West Virginia; Miners Join Strike For Showdown In 8-Month Dispute; Pickets Fan Through Fields, Close Down Mines

SLATED AS NEW AIR SECRETARY   Kop Administration Sourees Predict That Thomas ‘KK. Finletter, New York Attorney, Will Sue _ cred Air Force Secretary Sym: ington. :

SLATED AS NEW AIR SECRETARY   Top Administration Soarces Predict. That Thomas K. Finletter, New York Attorney, Will Sueeeed Air Fores Seeretary Sym» ington.

Tom Finletter Slated to be Air Secretary   Symington Beimg Drafted for—

Three-Way Probe of Train Collision That Killed 29  Federal. State and Crundy Oofintcte   Federal, State and County Officials Investigate Long Island Rajlroad Disacte

Schedule Probe In Tragedy  Soar Hornal   Set Formal Hearing Date

DEATH TOLL NOW 29— Authorities Investigate Long Island Train Wreck

Death Toll Rises To 29; Railroad's Officials Summoned   Opening Hearing on New Yerk Catastrophe Set for Feb. 22;  Service over Line Rectored

Dead Due Collision  Reach 29   Injured 105 On Long Island—One Motorman Is Under Arrest

Injuries fo 105 Reported   Bloody Scene Results When One Train Roers Through Red Signel Inte Another

Engineer Is Charged With Manslaughter   Rescue Crews And Doctors Toil For Hours Seeking To Free Those Trapped

Lost Fliers Are Honored   Congress, Prosident Approve Resolution: Russian Act Loshed

Europe Needs U. S. Aid After f 32, Says Acheson   Warns Russia Increasingly Bold In Pursuing Plans For World Domination

EUROPE TO NEED HELP AFTER 1902, ACHESON ASSERTS   Secretary Serves Notice on Congress Assistance Will Be Required After Mar shall Plan Ends.   ASKS THREE BILLION FOR THE THIRD YEAR   Declares Russia Is Showing Signs of Increasing Boldness in Bid for World Dontination.

Acheson Sees No Ending Ot Aid At Program tnd  ‘Spot Aid’ Surely   ‘Spot Aid’ Surely Will Be Needed For Many Countries

American Aid Still Needed, Acheson Says   Russia. Reported Becom ing. Increasingly Bolder.

SOLONS TOLD EUROPE NEEDS POST-1952 AID   Acheson Warns Reds - Growing Bolder In > Imperialist Drive -

Acheson Sees Aid Needed After ‘52  Gives First Official Confirmation of View

Blue River on Rampage; Nebraska Residents Alerted fo Flood Crest

Dr. Sander’s Counsel Shuns Issue of Mercy Killing as Jury Is Set

MERCY DEATH TRIAL OPENS; ISSUE AVOIDEL   Selection of Jurors To Try Physician Under Way

Suicide Try: Injures Film Star Slightly   Actress Reported Hysterical After . TH With Studio

at Sounds Easy  Light F hislees: Horde Of Waiters W ait At$100 Pe

Bradley Calls For Mobilivation Plans, Presidential Powers   Admiral Predicts War In 2'2 Years   Only Chance Is Force To Win Red ‘Respect,’ Ingram Declares

MARSHALL PLANS STRONG RESERVE   DEFENSE CHIEF NAMES §MAN COMAHTTEE TO CONDUCT : POLICY STUDY.

Marshall Asks Commitfee Remove Reservist ‘Uncertainties, Inequities’

Army Reserve Study Ordered  Marshall Would Clear Out ‘Inequalities’

27 Soldiers Among Those Listed as Victims of Accident   CHECK UPS AT XK. U.

Taft Belittles §. Korean Aid   Says Only $200 Spent For Country’s Defense

Dewey To Sponsor Pay Hikes   State Workers, School Teachers Slated For Aid From Governor.

WAR PROSPECT IS DIMINISHING, OFFICIAL SAYS   Defense Head Warns Peace Is Impossible : In Present World

Power of U.S. Discouraging To Aggressors   But Secretary of Defense Warns America Could Be Attacked Without Warning and “With Unpredictable Fury”.

SAYS U.S. 18 WIDE OPEN 10 ATTACK   Defense Secretary Johnson Presents Overall Analysis

It Might Come With Unpredictable Fury From Opposite Hemisphe r e; Secretary Sees No War Imminent

Dar of Wa 1 Din ishing  Johan Sa ys U.S. Could Be Attacked Without Warning

But Sec. Johnson Also Expresses Belief Prospect Of War Lessens Despite Russia

War Danger Lessening  Is Belief   U.S. Military Strength Balke Shooting War

Defense Chiet Gives Analysis In First Report  Despite Russia, Prospect of War  Pa  mire

Defense Chief Warns US. fc Be Prepared   Furious Attack Can Come Without Warning, He Says

Disaster Worst On U.S. Airlines  55 Died in Crash At U.S. Capital

Top Administration Spokesman Calls For Taft Defeat in Coming Election

STATE POLICE GUARD BALLOTS   Get Responsibility Fo: Protection Pending State Recount

4,500,000 ARE NOW JOBLESS IN NATION   UNEMPLOYMENT HIGHEST SINCE WAR—JUMPS 991,000 IN JANUTARY.

U.S. Jobless Total Most Since War   Industrial Employment So Far Not Much Affected.

Jobless in Nation Now at Highest Total Sime War   Commerce Secretary Blames Bad Weather And Mid-Winter Lull

Reveal New Peak  In Unemployment  Total 4,480,000; Blame Winter Luil

4,480,000 ARE UNEMPLOYED  Nation's Jobless Total Reaches Highest Figure Since War

Another French Plane Crashes   22 Are Dead, 13 Rescued, Hint Sabotage Possible

At Least 22 Killed: 15 or 16 Missing   Second French Plane to Crash in Same ‘Area in lwo Days

Second French Plane Crashes, 40 Feared Dead   Big Airliner Goes Down Off Bahrein In Persian Gulf

22 Die in Disaster Which Occurred Only Half a Mile From Place 46 Died Tuesday

22 Killed In Persian Gulf Plane Crash   Report 15 Others / 1 Still Missing; Is  Second French Plane Mishap in Two Days

Sabotage Hinted Aa Plane Goes Down © Near Spot of Crash In Which 46 Died

Another Plane Falls Into Gulf   French Passenger Craft Crashes In Shark-Infested Area

French Lose 2nd Airplane at Gulf Port   At Least 22 Killed, 15. Missing Near Last Crash Site

22 F AND 17 OTHERS LISTED MISSING   Second Disaster Of French Carrier Occurs’ In Almost Same Spot ‘Where 46 Others Were Killed.

13 Survive, 38 Dead or Missing PPPPP PPP PEP PPP LP LPP POLL L PAP  2nd Air France Plane Down in Persian Gulf

Second Aircraft Falls Into Sea: Sabotage Feared   39 Die in Crash In Persian Gulf 2-Day Toll 85

Plane Plunges Into Persian Gulf Near Seene of Similar Accident Just Two Days Ago

M’ Arthur Says Far East Bases Set For Trouble   Denies Red Charge Japan Installations On Permanent Basi:

Allied Supreme Commander Tells  _ Russia Bluntly, That American and British Bases in Japan'Arc ‘in . Readiness for any Eventuuality.

Russians Told U.S. Jap Base: In Readiness   MacArthur Denies Charges Conversion By Yanks Permanent

Weathercast   School Fund Program May Become Bill Before Long  Assembly Reaction To Battle Proposal Largely Favorable

Harry D. snyder Dies in St. Joseph   He Formerly Was Real Esiate Dealer Here.

Expects Battle Of Words, But No ‘Bloodshed   West Berlin’s Police Chief ‘Ready’ for Red Campaign in May

West Berlin’s Police Head Expects Words But No Bloodshed Next Month

Democrats Act to Extend Life of U. S.  Rent Control Law   Measure Proposed by Senators Lucas and Myer Moves Date to 1951

TRUMAN SEEKS EXTENSION FOR RENT CONTROLS   Administration Facing Uphill Battle With  Senate Opponents

Rent Control Extension Bill ~ Faces Battle   Administration. Seeks To Pere ‘Law On Books: : Until Mid-19517°

Rent Controt Extension Battle Starts   Demo Leaders Seek 1-Year Continuance Of Federal Rules

Battle Shapes On Rent Curbs   Administration Launches Ficeht for Extension

Army Prepares To Operate U. 5. Railroads   Unions Declare Members Will Resume Work

Railroad Unions Call Off Strike Set for Monday   Report Members Will “Gladly” Work Under Government Contro]

RAIL STRIKE CALLED OFF BY UNIONS   U. S. Army to Take Over 131 Major Railroads of Nation at 3:00 P. M. Sunday.

Army Drafts  Plans to Run  Railroads Union Strike Threat Ended Rw 1J.S. Seizure

ARMY SET TC RUN RAILWAYS   Will Take Over 131 Major Lines Sunday; Unions  Call Off Strike

Army Will Take Over RBs Sunday   Truman Directs Army To Operate Roads Until Terms Are Reached

ARMY. PREPARES TO RUN TRAINS   Plans Made To Take Over Railroads Sunday Afternoon; Emnloye t Will Work As Usual

Army Readies Plans To Run U.S. Railroads   To Take Over 131 Major Roads Tomorrow Afternoon; Union Hails Seizure As “Tremendous Victory.’

Army Officials. Prepare To Kun  Nations Trains   Military Set To TakeOver On. Feeman’s Onlers: National Strike Averted

Army Outlines Plan For Running Nation's  Rails   President Seizes Industry; Strike Threat Is Ended

Union Strike Threat Endec   Seizure Called Tremendous Victory By Workers

SEIZURE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY  Army  Readies Plans F or. Taking Over. O peration : Of AILU.S. Railroads —

Army Prepares. lo Operate  Rail ines on Sunday  - Owners ‘ond: Vaidns : - Must Agree Before’ They'll Be Returned

Avert Strike; en egotiations  Will Continue  “S@erp*: . rw oF   Military Takes on Job Sunday, 3 P.M.

Army Braces For Rail Job   Trainmen Promise Tea’ Wark Far TI. S.

Army Draws Plans for Running Railroads; Justice Department Ready for Any Hitch

Rail Strike Threat Ends As Army Prepares To Take Over   President Directs Seizure Of 131 Major Lines And Army To Operate Pending Settlement Of Dispute.

Walkout Off, Army Set To Run Trains   Truman’s Seizure Order Averts Tie-up Called For Monday

Army Draws Up Plans to Run Nation Railroads  Pace to Take Over 131 Major Lines

Stranded 700. Board Liner  To Quit China   Last, Americans in Sector: Held by Communists  eee crags 2 pw area neney

700 FOREIGNERS — LEAVE RED CHINA   Group Included American Officials Negotiations for Release Begun Months Ago.

TOO FOREIGNERS EMBARK 10 LEAVE COMMUNIST CHINA   Last American Officials Are Among Group Boarding U. S. Liner   RELEASED AFTER SEVERAL MONTHS OF NEGOTIATIONS

Freight Plows Into Passenger Train Near L’neville, fa.   Several Persons Aboard Rock Island “Imperial” Injured This Morning.

Crack Passenger Train Hits Stalled  Freight in lowa  5 Hurt in Wreck or Rock Island Line

SEVERAL HURT AS PASSENGER HITS FREIGHT   Passengers Not Injured Seriously; Train Bound For Kansas City

Crack Train Hits Freight at Lineville   Rock Island Imperial Involved in Smash-up; Five Are Hospitalized

R. . Passenger Train Rips Into Rear of Freight   3 Trainmen, 2 Women Hospitalized; 25 Others Hurt Slightly

Chicago-KC Rock Island Rams Freight   Two Trainmen Are Worst Hurt in Pile-up Near Lineville, la., Today

Rock Island Train Crashes Into Freight   Trainmen Seriously Injured; Several of ‘Passengers Taken to lowa Town Hospital

Five Hurt in lowa Train Collision  Bloomington Woman Slightly Injured as Diesel Rame Freicht

Churchill Issues 7-Point Plan.in British Election   Counter-Blaost

Labor Attacks Churchill Plan   Ex-Prime Minister Points  Wav to *Proud Place’

7POINT STAND GIVEN BRITONS BY TORY CHIEF   Laborites Rap Record Of Conservativts As Churchill Maps Aim

Seven Point Plan Given By Churchill   "Blueprint For Future’ Sparks Coneervatives In British Campatan

Campaigning Staris  Churchill Offers Blueprint  For Future: Labor Disacrees

Peurifoy Gets Greek Portfolio  Often Clashed With Senator McCarthy

Crook Crooks Other Crooks Who Already Had Been Crooked: FBI Ends Up With Swaa

DOPE SELLERS PAID OFF IN COUNTERFEIT   Then Hitchhiker Robs Them, Tries to Pass Bills, Everybody Nabbed.

Crooks Crook Crooks, Etc.  Secret Service Declares Counterfeiting Growing

‘FATE AND BAD COMPANY  Stealing False Cash Off Marijuana ‘Peddlers Backfires on All Involved

Crooks Get Mixed Up Over Bogus Money; U.S. a Winner   It Adl Started With a Desire to Shave

Crook Crooks Some Crooked  Counterfeiters   Secret Service Chief Reveals Chain of Unlawful Acts

Crooks Tangle Each Other Up   Secret Service Gets Its Men In Series  Of Double-Crosses

‘Crooks Crook Crooks Previously Crooked And Crooked Money Is Caught By Secret Service

May Use War To Occupy U. S.  Russian Activity On Second Frant Seer

REDS MAY BE LURING U. S. ON IN KOREAN WAR   Might Strike Elsewhere While Deeply Involved America Is Helpless,

Will Russia Strike Elsewhere? Elsewhere?  War May Hurt UL S. Strength

Korean War Gives Russia a Chance to Measure American Troops, Weapons

Situation Will Have fo be Mef As It Develops  Tru uman n Discusses  a a

Russian ‘Lure’ Seen In Korean Was * ok ok * + * ~*~ *&* + x *  Moscow May Be Seeking To Drain U. S. Power Into Far East

OMMUPISC SCHCMCS L71ISCUSSC  Possible A goressive Outbreaks In Other Parts Of World Seen

Russia May Be Trying to Tie Up U. S. in Korez   Washington Watching Other Sensitive Areas Closely

U. S. Aware USSR May Be Wearing Us Down For A ‘Sunday Punch’ Elsewhere

W hat’s Russia’s Game? Li eeuigateeatie a CEE  U.S. Faces Lure In Korea, Fight Elsewhere

Ponder Russia’s Korean Strategy   Reports of Russian Volunteers and Troop Concentration Studied

Red Withdrawal Only Condition   Soviets May Be Economically -vieeding’ US

of Red T,  Russia May be ining. to lure US. Into Effor In Korea That Would Nullify Action Elsewhere

Hint Korea Russ Feint to ‘Tie Up’ U.S.   Pour In Satellites’ Power to Wear Down Yanks, Test Weapons

Russ Strategy May Aim to Lower U. S. Ability to Meet Aggression Elsewhere

Russia Trying fo Lure U.S.?  Great Korean Effort Rated VUsamkenn bleatn

‘Russian Strategy Holds Top Spot: In Pentagon Discussions   WATCH POTENTIAL TROUBLE AREAS AS TROOP-MASSING REPORTS CONTINUE

Russia May Be Trying To Lure US Into State Of Military Helplessness

Hint Russia Plavs a Game To Weaken Us  Could U. S. Handle Other Trouble Spots

Russia’ May Be Trying To Catch Us Off Guard   President Asked If We’re Ready For Other Fight

AFRAID RUSSIA IS LURING U. 5.   Question Raised Whether America Can Resist Many Aaaressions   CAN MEASURE POWER

Washington Officials Are Keeping Watch On World   Possibility Of Enemy Action At ‘Sensitive Areas’ Outside Of Korea Is Being Considered By Defense

Russia May Be Trying to Lure U.S. Info All-Out Korea Effort   Would Leave Way Open for Large-Scale Soviet Aggression in Other Areas

Russians May Be Trying To Keep U.S. So Busy in Korea It Cannot Fight Aggression Elsewhere

Russian Line Is Suspected;Truman Cautions in Reply   Pentagon Watches Stories of Concentrations of Chinese Reds; May Feed In Help

Russia May Be Setting Bait For U. S. in Korea  All Qut Drive Mav   All Out Drive May Leave Way Open For Aqaression Elsewhere

Russian Strategy In Korean Crisis Puzzling Leaders   May Be Trying To Lure  United States To

RED STRATEGY CAN PERIL US.   Washington Eyes Chance Plan Is To Spread Us Too Thin For Safety.

MINERS CAN'T WAIT 10 Gil BACK 10 PITS   Anxious to Work for Uncle Sam If Mines Are Taken Over

MINERS READY TO START WORK FOR TRUMAN   Anticipated Seizure Viewed With Glee By Striking Miners

MINERS ARE ANTICIPATING U.S. SEIZURE   Striking Union Men Reported to Be Eager to Work for Government.

Miners Are Ready To Go To Work For  ‘Government      Jubilant Over Court Ruling; Eager Te Return To Mine Jobs

TOLD TO ‘GET ROUGH’ ‘Dixiecrats’ Sound Off Against ‘Trumanites’ at Dallas Parley

Lane Scores Firey Words Of McKeldin  Seven Hundred Attend  Romacrratic Bally In

Aldermen Pass Amendment To Milk Ordinance  . New Rule Will ABow Sale OF Milk From Other Counties Here

A MASONIC PROGRAM   Event Tomorrow Afternoon Spon. sored by Western Star Lodge

On West Coast Reds Knife Almost To Southwest Tip Of Korea; Battle At Close Quarters

Commies Push Hard Against Jagged Line  t. @. Vibek tus Bic   U.S. Warships Pump Heavy Fire Into Yonadok. Catch Reds

Truman-Attlee Agreed On No Appeasement  Also Agreed On Speedy Rearmam en Pre VAlecbewsa Pesmmnen

Decide On No Appeasement  Of Kremlin   French O. K. Plan, Gen. Ike May Head Atlantic Pact Army

ALLIED POLICY AGREEMENTS REPORTED NEAR   “No Appeasement” Stand Behg Token, Washington Hears

Set Bond Campaign For May 15-July 4   Independence Drive Selected as Fittine Name

1950 Savings Bond Campaign Starts May 15      Liberty Bell Is Symbol for Campaian

For You 100%. Weirton Tells Ousted Union   Merchants Lead Support; Take Slap At ‘Goon Sauads’

Patton Tank In Action on Korean Front   Tough, Harder Hitting Weapon [s Answer to Russian 1-34

 United States’ Most Powerful Tank, \474%4-Ton Patton, Has Been Put In Action on Northeastern Front

Powerful Patton Tanks Go Into Action In Korea   Surprise Appearance Of American  Monster Is U. S. Reply To Reds’ T-34

Fear - Stricken North Koreans Leave 10,000 Dead, Wounded   U. N. Forces Drive Back Communists at Both Ends of Line   PATTON TANKS By HAL BOYLE and TOM TAMRERT

Smith Declares Graham ‘Converted’ On FEPC;: .  Backers Laud Senator 3

FEPC Issue Drops Back Into State Senatorial Race   Both Graham, Smith Campaigners Give Proposal Top Billing

FEPC DISPUTE STIRS CAMPAIGN   Smith And Graham Supporters Tangle Over Issue It’s Handshaking- Day.

Russia Acquires Naval. Positions In North Korea   Lage Scale Operations Underway In 3 Ports: Shanghai Bombarded

IRED NAVAL BASES   Russia Reported Active ir North Korea After Saying Troops Were Out

O’ Dwyer Urges Legal Gambling N. Y. State Would Control] It  Under Mayor’s Sports Plan

DWYER WOULD LEGALIZE BETTING   i  ,NEW YORK MAYOK URGES STATE-CONTROLLED GAM I BLING ON SPORTS EVENTS.

 O'Dwyer Calls for Legalized Gambling [Even as City Wars on Bookmakers

Surprise Plan Would Create State Agency  Proposal Comes After Crackdow And Pallee Shift

O'Dwyer Favors ~ Legal Gambling   May Stir Up Furore hh New York State

Controlled Gambling Is Favored  By O’Dwyer   Would Legalize Betting on Sports Big Controversy Annears Likely

LEGALIZED GAMBLING IS O'DWYER PLAN   Mayor of N. Y. Oppose: Methods in State of Playing Favorites

Law Forbids Appointment Of One Who Has Been On Military Duty Within 10 YearsAs Defense Secretary

Special Congress Action Needed  To Install General   Five-Star General Willing To Serve As Defense Secretary If Legislative Action Clears Him To Take Over Civilian Post

DEFENSE JOB IS ACCEPTED BY MARSHALL   Special Act of Congress Required to Enable Five-Star General to Take Post.   THIS IS EXPECTED TO BE FORTHCOMING   Outgoing Cabinet Member Had Been Sharply Criticized for U. §. Weakness in Korea.

Johnson Kesigns AS Criticism Mounts   Defense Deputy Also Quits; Congress To Amend Law ‘Blocking’ Appointment

Johnson Quits Defense Post, As Truman Names Gen. Marshall To Succeed Him: Congress Must Act

Congress Must Erase Legal Barrier   Special Act Needexc to Make Switch in Cabinet

Gen. Marshall Picked To Fill Cabinet Post   Must Await Change Of Law By Congress

Truman Asks Gen. Marshall To Take Job; Congress Act Required For Appointment

CRITICS DRIVE DEFENSE HEAD TO QUIT POST   Congress Acis to Give General Vacancy In Cabinet

Gen. Marshall Is Asked to Accept Post   Special Act of Congress Needed and Top Lawmakers Move Swiftly: “The Wrong Man Resigned, Say GOP Senators.

Soldier-Diplomat  To Return To The Pentagon; President Accepts Resignation With Regret, Also With Alacrity; Marshall And Acheson Old Teammates Of State Department

Marshall Goes In But Law Is Needed To Make It Leval   Truman Does Sudden About Face and Lets  Johnson Ca

$10 Truman Drops Johnson As OPE Defense Secretary; Asks ‘DED Gen. Marshall To Take Post   President Reverses Previews Stand In Ousting Cabinet Member; Capitel Hill Sentiment Generally Favors Former Army Chief Of Staff As Successor

President Asks Officer to Take Defense Helm  General Accepts Request; Special Act Is Necessary

(Bank Lending Cut Sharply;  Rubber: Frozen   ESA.. Also Gets Ready for.Opening Waaoe-Price .Boards

Curbs Clamped On Bank Loans In Board Order   Regional Offices To Handle Pay-Priee Problems Planned.

ESA Plans 13 Regional Wage.  Price Offices   Federal Reserve Ban Freezes $12 Billion in Potential Bank Loans— Interest Unaffected

Bank Loans Slashed To Aid Econom)   U.S. Takes Control Of Rubber In New WNefensive Action

Government Tightens Up Bank Credit   Order Will Remove  $2 Billion From the Loan Market in Step Toward War Footine

Banks Limited On Lending  Federal Reserve Raise: Reserve Requirements

FEWER FUNDS AVAILABLE . FOR LOAN   Regional Wage And Price Offices Established  U.S, TAKES OVER   As Sole Importer, Distributor Of Rubber: NonHoarding Order Given

Today's Sky   Rubber, Cobalt Curbs Sef; ESA To Open Offices  Government Moves Ta Harness Economy To Defense Productic:

Fbesee, Dogars  fenenesne      U.S. Clamps Curbs On Private Loans

Firm Control of Rubber, Cobalt Is Established    Regional Offices for Waae-Price Controls

U. S. Clamps Tighter Curbs on Bank Credit   Federal Reserve Board Freezes Two Billions Out of Lending Market; Government Forges New Links in Switch-Over to Defense

Banks Told To Freeze $2 Billion   NPA Takes Over Complete Control Of All Rubber

Tighter Curbs Effective Today On Bank Credit   Government Moves Step Forward In Defense Drive.

Government Clamps Down On Money Loans   Freezing Of Over Two Billions In  U.S. Ordered

Bank Order Tightens Up Loan Funds   Federal Reserve Board Freezes $92 Billion Pool

Clamp Down on Funds for Private Loans   Government Forges Strong New Links in Defense Drive

UNCLE SAM PUTS NEW CURBS UPON PRIVATE LOANS   FREEZE 2 BILLIONS HELD BY FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBERS

Money Available For Loans Cut By New Order  Radio, TV Hit By Cobalt Order; Taka Ower Riihher

Curbs Planned To Strengthen Defense Front  Opening Of Price, Wage Offices For  a see oe ee

Nation Tightens Economic Reins, Cuts Bank Loan:   Funds Available For Private Lending Slashed $2 Billion

Private Loans Are — Cut by Government   Federal Reserve Board Acts to Rediice Banks’ Lending Powers as New Links Are Forged to Harness National Economy to Defense Drive.   TAKES CONTROL OF RUBBER

New Controls To Cripple Radio Output   Curb on Cobalt Also Will Affect Refrigerators and Washing Machines

Board Curbs Banks   Action by Government Sharply Cuts Amount Of Money Available For Private Loans

$2 Billion Loan Money Is Frozen   Government Takes Over Importation Of Natural Rubber

Cut Down Sharply on Money Available For Private Loans   Federal Reserve Orders Freeze

FUNDS FOR BANK LOANS ORDERED PARTLY FROJEN   uovernment Cuts Down On Money Available For Pri. vate Lending In Defense Economy ove. ‘

Banks Told To Freeze $2 Billion  Other Strong Link   Other Strong Links Forged to Harness Defense Drive

Government Will Control All Rubber  ESA Toa Open 13  Paonia...) mre.

Reserve Board Freezes Two Billions From Loan Market As Curb On Credit

Firm Controls Over Rubber, Cobalt Set Up   Money Available To Loan Cut Sharply For Federal Banks

U. S. Puts Sharp Curb  on Loans   $2 Billion Frozen; Government Take: Over All Rubber

Government Clamps Tighter Curbs on Bank Credits and Opens Wage-Price Offices

Money Freeze  Ordered   ‘FRB Cuts Bank Loan Funds $2 Billion In  Stability Move; ESA ‘Ty Open Area Offices

Board Freezes Two Billion In Credit Market  Economy Harnessec —_ ee Song ~,F _

Agencies Tighten Economic Controls   Bank Loans, Rubber, Cobalt Use Curbed: Waqe-Price Offices Spt

New Links in Defense Chain Are Completed   Lending Money in Banks Sharply Curtailed Under Order of Federal Reserve Board

UN 2 BILLION (F BANK CASH   Curb on Credits Effected by Increase in Reserve Requirements.

Banks’ Lending, Use Of Rubber Are Curtailed   Wage-Price Offices To Be Set Up On Regional Basis

Banks’ Loan Figures Cut; U.S. Moving For Defense   ESA Offices Slated By Next Month; Can Handle Pay, Prices

U. S. Launches Inflation Curbs  On 3 Fronts   13 Regional Wage - Price Offices to Be Opened

Control Actions Curb Bank Loans, Take Over Rubber  Pes Ai... Da   ESA Also Reveals Plans for Branch Pricing Centers

Federal Reserve Board Orders Two Billion Ix Loan Assets Frozen   Natural Rubber, Cobalt Controlled   ESA Plans to Open  13 Regional Offices  For Wage- -Price Action

Money for Bank Loans Cut Sharply   ESA Announces Plans to Open Offices to Handle Price, Wasz Problems; Rubber Taken Over

Economie Clamps in Foree Today   Government Reduces Bank Loan Money. Controls Essential Materials  A WAGE-PRICE MOVE Economic Stabilization  Agency Plans To Open 13 Regional Offices

2 Billions for Loans Frozen   13 Regional Offices to Handle Prices, Wages

Banks Ordered To Freeze Big Sums in Loans   Government Forges New Strong Links In U.S. Economy

Less Money For Private Bank Loans   Government Cuts Down Sharply on Monzy Avail. able, Ties Economy te Defense Drive

TEMPBRATURE   U.S. Also Seizes Rubber Supply   Federal Reserve Board Cuts Funds By $2 Billion; Hoarding Rules Set

Government ASKS Freeze on Money  Federal Reserve Board Orders $2 Billion Out of Market  FOR REGIONAL OFFICES  Production Agency Takes Control Over Rubber  Stocks   IFOR REGIONAL OFFICES

Government Asks  Freeze on Money  Federal Reserve Board Orders $2 Billion Out of Loan Market  FOR REGIONAL OFFICES Production Agency Takes  Control Over Rubber Stocks

US. Curtails Bank Lending,  Curbs Rubber   Price-Wage Olfiecs Set Up Regionally Food Wke Seen

GOV'T ACTS TO CUT DOWN BANK LOANS   Federal Reserve Freezes $2 Billion Out of the Loan Market—A _ Potential $12 Billion Reduction.   * U.S. TAKES CONTROLS OF RUBBER IMPORTS   Plans to Open 13 Regional Wage-Price Offices, Indicating Stricter Curbs Are Coming Later.

ee ee EAE  Curbs Put On Credit, Materials   COBALT, RUBBER IN U.S. HANDS

Government Puts lighter Curbs On Bank Credit   Establishes Regional Wage-Price Offices In New Control Move

Loans Curbed Radio-Video Metal Frozen   Government Strikes Triple Blow in War on Inflation

LurDs Planned To Strengthen Defense Front  Opening Of Price, Woge Offices For Country Scheduled

Government Imposes Restrictions Tightening National Economy In Bid to Speed Defense Drive  Funds Available for Private Loans Are Cut Sharply

Private Loans Cut Sharply By US Ruling  Government Moves }   Government Moves tc Gear Production For Defense

Government Takes Over Rubber Import  ESA Announces it Plans To Open 13 Regional Offices To ‘Handle Problems’

ORDER BANKS TO CUT LOANS   Federal Reserve Board Acts To Block  Inflation

Sharp Cut Made in Money For Private Loans   ESA Paves Way For Drawing Tighter Wage-Price Controls; Rubber Import In Larson's Hand-

Symington Says Conflict Now in Shooting Stage   Cites Loss of Ten Navy Fliers To Russ Airmen

Symington Calls On Businessmen To Plan for War   Warns Preparedness Only Guarentee of Ability to Survive

Get Ready For War, Business  Men Warned   Symington Calls Or Leaders to Aid Ir U.S. Mobilization ©

U.S. Business Told ‘Shooting’ War In Offing   Resources Chairman Symington Asks For Mobilization Help

Rigid Controls By President Seen Looming   Symington Declares Americans Must Be Constantly on Alert

NRB Chairman Says “Cold War’ Stage Is Passed   Says U. S. Will Never Be Able To Retaliate If Not Fully Prepared; Calls For Rigid Mobilization

15 File For 4 Yuma City Council Seats   Incumbenrs for Other Offices Unopposed

To Close Valley Forge Hospital   17 Other Military Hospitals to Close Or Change in Status

To Close Valley Forge Hospital      17, Other Military. __  Hospitals’ to Close Or Change in Status

Illinois Family Of Five Killed In Home Fire   Explosion Blows Roof Off Trailer Shack; Sleeping Family Trapped in Bed By Flash Flames

Five Are Killed In Explosion At Home   Victims Are Trapped In Flames After Blact: Coal Stove Explosion Blamed

Rent Control Measure Seen  By Nightfall   Both Sides Predict Victory As Debate Opens: Hill Blasts Basing Rill

CASE HEARING NEXT MONDAY   Three Eagles Officials to be Ar raigned in Putnam County Court.

Board Urges 40-hour Week in Rail Yards   “Increased Hourly. Pay for 79, 000 Advised; Teatnes an fyeluded ©

Recommendations On Wages, Hours To Go to Truman    Emorgeney Board's Report Suggested us Way to Setile Rail Dispute

PAY RAISE URGED FOR RAIL WORKERS   Presidential Board Favors Boost To 75,000; Against Hike To Conductors

Board Offers 18-Cent Boost For Rail Group  Yard Men Involved In Raise; Hike for

Fact-Finding Panel Asks Increase for Rail Service Workers, None for Train men, Conductors.  OTHER STRIKES MAR tl. S. LABOR SCENE

Pay Hikes For 75,000 Also Urged   Fact Finders Oppose Wage Increase for 1,25,000 Others

Presidential Fact-Finding Board Grants Nothing ¢ Conductors and Trainmen Who Serve Trair On the Road.

No Boost Asked For  Trainmen   President's Board Okays $1.76 Rate For 40 Hour Week

Board Supports Yard Employe Pay Rate Boost   Report Opposes Increased Pay For Two Groups

Raise, 40-Hour Work Week Asked For Rail Workers   Presidential Panel Makes , Recommendation on Yard  Employes’ Demands

No Hike Asked for Trainmen and Conductors   Program, if Approved to Start Oct. 1; Milk Strike Is Continuing

Rail Board For Raises,  ‘Short Week:   Fact Finders Make Report To White  House On Issues

Fact Board Recommends 40 Hours for Conductors, Trainmen in Rail Yards

Rail Yardmen Win Favor for Pay Demands   But Panel Would No Grant Hikes Asked By Train Crews

Rejects Boosts For Conductors And Trainmen   Operating Unions Have 30 Days for Talks Before Taking Action

Recommend 40-Hour Week, 18-Cent Pay Increase For Railroad Yard Employees

Presidential Board Makes  Its Report Oppose Pay Hike For Trainmen  And Conductors

Higher Wage For Rail Yard Men Is Recommended   Board Denies Raises For Trainmen ~ Conductors

Two Other Unions Are Rebutfed   Trainmen. Conductors Raise Disapproved By Special Board

TRUMAN BOARD OK'S RAISE FOR RAIL YARDMEN   Also Recommends Forty Hour Week; Denies  Trainmen Raise

Suggests Wage Hike For Rail Service Workers   Rejects Salary Boosts For 125,000 Trainmen, Conductors

Rail Pay Boost ls Recommended   Presidential Board Files Report in Labor Dispute

Rail Yard Men Get Pay Boost   Board Refuses Hike Sought Rv Trainmen

Board Recommends 40-Hour Week, Pay Boost in Rail Case   Trainmen and Yard Servicemen Disputes Affected

Board Denies Pay Hike To Trainmen, Conductors;  Raise For Yard Workers

Railroad Yard Workers May Obtain Raise   Increase Is Recommendec By Federal Board Bui Demand Of Trainmen Conductors fs Denied

Pay Boost for Railroads Is  Recommended   Presidential Board Favors 40-Hour Week, 18 Cent Hike for Yard Workers

75,000 Service. Employes Would Benefit by It  Deny ‘Wage Boosts: . For 125.000 Others:

Railroad Board Recommends 40-Hour Week for 75,000 Workers   Road Crews Refused

Board Urges Hike for Rail Yardmen  Raises Denied Im. ift- #¢¥F 7   Raises Denied To Conductors And Trainmen

Board Favors A0Hour Week For Yard Men   Wage Raises Denied Rail. road Trainmen And Conductors

40 HOURS FOR EMPLOYES IN YARD SERVICE   Basic Raise Suggested to Offset Loss of Pay for the Sixth Day.

7 Deny Plea of Conductors, Trainmen  \Rail Board Asks Pay Boost, /40-Hour Week for Yardmen

Railway Wage Findings Told   Five-Dav Week Urged For Yard Workers hy Federal Board.

Wage Hike For Rail Workers   Presidential Board Favors Boost For Yare Workers, But Not For Trainmen. Conductors

Rail Board Backs Wage Hike, 40-Hour Week in Yards   Denies Boosts Sought By 125,000 Trainmen,  Conductors

Presidential Board Recommends Hike In Pay for Rail Men   40 Hour Week and 18 Cents an Hour Increase in Pay Is Proposed by Board in Yard-Service Worker Case

RAIL WORKERS PAY RAISE RECOMMENDED   Presidential Board Also In Favor “OF 40-Hour Week

Yard Workers Win Pay Hikes   5-Day, 40-Hour Week Plan Supported By Truman’s Fact-Finding Board

Shorter Rail Week Urged   Presidential Board For 18-Cent Pay Hike

Board Offers Rail Plans   Report Made To White House By Emergency Unit

Barrett Funeral Held Today  Dr. Avery Officiates At Chapel Services

TOBIN’S PLEA   Secretary of Labor Asks Restraint In Seeking Wage Increases

Labor Restraint On Wages Asked   CIO Steelworkers Want Raise, However

W eother--  McCarthy: “Will Name Big Shot   Senator and State Dept Official in Heated Clash on Loyalty.

Will Name U.S. State Department ‘Bie Shot’   Senator Promises New ‘Phenomenal’ Disclosures At Monday Hearing

Solon to Reveal  Security Risk  McCarthy Planning to Back Charges

TOP SECURITY CHIEF SCOFFS AT CHARGES   Blast of Criticism Shrugged Off By Senator

McCarthy Says He'll Name Key Official   Promises Unusual Disclosures in Red Probe Monday

High-Up Due For Red Tag By McCarthy   Peurifoy Challenge Brings Vow of New “Sencation’? Slondayv

PROMISES TO atlOW UP BIG SHOT MONDAY   Ignores Peurifoy Blast and Says Disclosures are &Bhangaminal

Solon Promises Startling State Department Date   McCarthy to Name Big Shot He Labels Bad Security Risk

WHIRLPOOL TO CUT WASHER IRONER OUTPUT   Cite Decrease In Demand As Reason For Slash; Lay Off 300

Russian Built Planes Bagged   Stormoviks and Yaks Battle Americans

Labor Party Facing Test.   Expect New  Election Witl Come ‘Sooner’

Attlee Plans To Announce  His Cabinet   Will Carry on the Government Despite His Thin Majority

China Asks U.S. Aid  In Formosa   State Department Says (Plea Received 2 Weétks ‘Ago; Doubt Wisdom of  ‘Using Yank Force There

US Discloses Nationalist Plea For Help in Formosan Redoubt   Administration Spokesmen Toke Issue With Republican Proposals to Use Armed Forces To Keep Commies Off Island If Necessary

Tornado Rips Through South Texas Village  19 Dareanc [nisred and 95

Dozen Persons Injured, Many Homes Wrecked As Wind Whips 4 Cities

FILIBUSTER THREATENED Bitter FEPC Talks  Launched in Senate   Quick American Aid  Promised Indochina

Governor Officially Announces Shepperd's Appointment To State Pos

U.S. Troops Forced Into Retreat Again   25th Division Men Getting Baptism of Fire

Red Armored Forces Push South Of Taejon   25th Division Enters Battle

Armored Units Engage U.S. Troops In New Positions Southeast Of Fallen Taeion

Communist Forces Blast U. S. Defenses   Follow Up Capture Of Taejon by Swift Attack on American:   No Word of Dean

Korean Reds Attack Yank Defense Line   25th Division Gets Bantism of Gun Fire

Advance Post Of Americans  Falline Back   But 25th Helps South Koreans Protect Communication Lines

Receive No Word Yet Or Dean’s Fate   25th Division Goes Into Combat Action On Central Front

Men Of 25th Division In Korea Fight   North, Korean Units Struck Swiftly Down Highway From Captured Taejon, Roll Up U. 8. Forward Positions   STUBBORN WITHDRAWAL ACTION BY U. S. 218T

Offense In South Of Taejon   25th Division Getting First Baptism of Fire

—NO REST—  New Unit At Side of S. Koreans   GENERAL DEAN STILL MISSING

Ko-Reds Strike Swiftly Down Highway From Captured Taejon, Roll Up Some American Positions Before They Can Grab Foothold

Trying to Keep U. S. Forces Off  Balance in Area  Gl's Are Forced to Withdraw; 25th Division ls Committed

Savs Big Part OF Defense Job  Remains Ahead   Secretary Marshall Says Nation In Now Gaining In Rearmament Phase

Success For  Rearmament  Program Seen Marshall Declares Civilians Must Match  Pee Web ee gt

Marshall Asks For Sacrifices  Says Civilians Must Display Determinatio:

Secy. Marshall Certain This Nation’s Rearmament Plan Will Be Finished

GI Welfare Stressed  Marshall Cerfain U. 5. Will Prove Democracy Best

Marshall Says Nation Still Faces Largest Part of Work in Rearmament Program

Volcano's Flow Imperils Homes  Mauna Loa Erupts Fifth Straight Day

Mighty Mauna Loa Continues To Send Floods of Boiling Lava Down Toward Villages

Huge New Lava Flow In Hawaii   Molten Rock, Rolling Into Pacific; Makes Water Boil Mile Off Shore: More Flee Ares

New Eruption Spews Lava Krom Mighty Mauna Loa   Entire Village Menaced By Latest Eruption But Al Residents Reported Evacuated As Experts Predict Molten Rock Will Flow Two Weeks

Flaming Flood Perils Homes, Sears Forests  Lava From Hawaiian Vileann Matienn TT.

MAUNA LOA LAVA OUTPUT IS INCREASING   Molten Rock Fiows Toward Sea at High Speed; Residents Evacuated.

More Lava Flows from  Mauna Loa   Fresh Stream Threaten: Village in Swift Run To Sea; Eruption Said Cesatect in Century

Today's Skies   Mighty Mauna Loa Spews Molten Rivers Toward Sea For FifthDay

MAUNA LOA VOLCANO CONTINUES GREATEST ERUPTION OF CENTURY   Endangers Homes And Lodge Areas; May Last More Than Two Weeks

MAUNA LOA LAVA  ENDANGERS MORE HOMES IN HAWAI   Resitlents Flee As Volcanc Continues Greatest Eruption OF Century

Mauna Loa Spews Out More Lava in Biggest Eruption   Water Boils Mile at Sea Authorities Report; 3 Ranch Hands Seek to Escape Flow

Mauna Loa Continues Flow, Eruption Is Called Greatest In Recent Years By Scientists

STOMACH ACHE CONTINUES  Red Hot Rocks Still Pouring From Mauna Loa After 5 Days

BG VOLCANO STILL ROARS   Mauna’ ‘Loa. Continues Its  Greatest Eruption li 100-Years

VOLCANO SPEWS GUT MORE LAVA   35 Homes And _ Lodge Area Endangered By Continued Eruptions

Mauna Loa Sets Century Record   Great New Lava Flows Race Down Mountain: Villagers Flee

Mauna Loa Continues Biggest Eruption: New Flow of Lava Threatens Villages

Mighty Mauna Loa Continues Its Greatest Eruption This Century With New Outbursts

LAVA SPEEDS TOWARD SEA   Mauna Loa Eruption Expected To Continue Several Weeks.

Southern Coast On Alert For Big Blow Hiricone Now Reported  In Middle Of The Gulf Of Mexico

Hurricane Menaces  Gulf Coast   Middle Gulf Area Likely To Be Hit, Weather Man Sav:

East Germans Set To Fight   Pieck Assails U. S. For War in Korea

E. German Would Fight Against U.S.   President Pieck Pledges Backing For Russians

Cotton Export Controls Under Heavy Fire, May Be Eased, Brannan Says

U. 5. Uperating ‘Spy Library,’ Says Romania  Commie Regime Rejects Protest Against Closing

Britain Will Go To Polls   Test of Socialism Popularity To Be Held On Feb, 23

« « *« MISS JEANNINE HOLLAND WINS  Houston Co-Ed Wins Honors As ‘Maid Of Cotton’ For 1951

Draft Call In Ohio Increased  at on es eo   September Demands More Than Doubled

GOP Demands 2-Party Rule To Fight Reds   Danger af Another World War Painted to On  Eve of Congressional Balloting; Both Groups Fire Heavy Pre-Election Guns

Communism And Korea Are Issues  Tn Election  Brought to Fore By Truman. Taft   Brought to Fore By Truman, Taft And Gabrielson  In Late Statement

Stassen Flays Democrats as Red ‘Coddlers  Claims Korean Upset:   Claims Korean Upset: Result From Series Of Washington Errors

China Communists Reopen Assault on Allied Forces      RED CHINA’S ACTIONS BRANDED ‘LAWLESSNESS’   Security Council To Study Charge   Truman Sees Democratic Victory Chance as ‘Rosy’   Tatt Hurls ‘Isolationist’ Charge at Administratior   AS STASSEN POINTS TO“BUNGLING™  ~Korea- Communist Controversy Hits Demos

Stassen Flays Democrats as Red ‘Coddlers’  aims Korean   Claims Korean Upsets Result From Series Of Washinaton Errors

[Demoerats Flay. ‘Smear’ Taeties      aft Savs Truman Killed  Bi-Partisan Policy Rv Fd Oreach

Necessary Says National Chairman Gabrielson To Insure Continuance Of Two-Party Government; Democrats Denounce “Smear And Fear’”’

Korea-and-Communism Crackles Acros: Country on Eve of Voting; Gabrielson Sees ‘Significant’ Gains.

Swing To GOP Anticipated In Voting Tuesday   Gabrielson Calls For TwoParty Rule If War Ill Comes

Republicans See War Clouds, Call For GOP Victory   Democrats Denounce ‘Smear-Fear’ Tactics

GOP Says Korean Setbacks May Bring World War Ili: Democrats  Denounce ‘Smear And Fear’ Tactics

Korea War Top Issue in Final . Pleas:to Voters   Gabrielson Urges G. O. P. Congress ‘To Assure Two-Party Government In-Crisis; Democrats Lay ‘SmearAnd-Fear’ Tactics to Political Rivals

Both Parties Get In Final Election Digs  Trouble In Asia Becomes Hot Issue

[Insure 2-Party System  GOP Calls for Election ‘Of Republican Congress

B-29s Blast Far East’s Biggest Chemical Plant  . 500-Ton Raid Was Radar-Controlled; Bic Explosions Felt At 15.000 Feet

Records Clear Lattimore Says Senate Prober   “Accuser" Claims Tydings Hasn't Seen Files or He's Lying

M'Carthy, Irked By Statement, Says It's Lie   Democrat and Republican Clash Sharply

SEN. TYDINGS,. MECARTHY IN SHARP CLASE   Wisconsin Republican Irritated Over Statement That His Charges Fall Flat.

McCarthy Ired Over Clearing Of Lattimore   Hints Fellow Senator Lying in Comment on FRI Bilec

FBI’s Report Causes Clash   M’Carthy, Tydings Trade Verbal Blasis

Tydings Says FBI Records Clear Envoy   McCarthy Says They Do Not

News Day And Night   Tydings Says He's Cleared Of Red Charges, MeCarthy Says He Ien’t   Witnesses Asked To Offer Evidence   a Of Commies In U.S. Now In Recess; daly Renew Tuesday

Split Over Whether They Clear Lattimore Of Communist Charge   McCarthy Says Tydings Is Lying Or Hasn't Seen Files When He Says They Cleared Diplomat.

ASHLEY GIRL LOSES LIFE IN MISSISSIPPI   Charlotte Anne Hagebush, 17, . Drowns; Rites in Ashley Gymnasium.

ASHLEY GIRL, 17 IS DROWNED IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER   CHARLOTTE HAGEBUSH WAS VISITING IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Senate And House Debate Over Extension  Of Rent Controls Beyond End Of This Year

Coalition’Stalls  House's Action On Rent Curb:   Senator Capehart Would Freeze Prices, Pay To Avoid Rollhack  Later

Bloc Prevents Quick P assage  Of RentContr ol   Rules Committee Coalition Refuses To Clear Bill  For Consideration

Anti-Red Rider Slows Controls  House Votes Today On Social Security

DATTLE FORMING ON CONTROL BIL   DEMOCRATS FACE UPHILL FIGHT TO CURB DRIVE FOR ANTLRED PROVISIONS.

Senate Democrats Oppose GOP Drive To Tack Anti-Commie Rider On Controls Bill

Battle Rages OnAmendmen To Carb Bill ©  GOP Tage Anti-Red — Bill To Controls; Democrats To Fight

Democrats Oppose GOP Anti-Red Amendment In Home Front Control Bill

Democrats Fight Anti-Red Rider In Controls Bill  Leaders Face Uphill

Top Senate Democrats Fight Anti-Red Rider to Curbs Bill   House Panel Working On Family Support Plan

DEMOCRATS TRY TO BEAT 6.0,P, CONTROL PLANS   Senate Leaders Work For Time To Propose Their Own Bill For Curbing Reds In Nation.

GOP Seeking To Put Red Ban In Control Plans   Democratic Leaders Strive To Thwart Republican Effort

GOP Solons Set To Fight or Red Bill   But Demos Want To Take Control Of Subversives Up In Separate Act

Democrats Fight Security Rider To Controls Bill   Administration Wants Separate Anti-Red Legislation

Senate Battle Centers-On Communist Amendment In Home Front Control

Democrats Fight GOP Amendment To Control Bill   Bill Requiring Communists To Register Is Offered As A Rider

GOP TRYING TO. BIND RED CURB TO CONTROL BILL   Democrats Fight Effort To Attach Mundt-Ferguson Bill As Rider

GOP Pushes Red Control Bill   Senate Democrats Seek To End Drive

Anti-Red Rider Backed by GOP   Democrats Hoping to Turn Back. Drive to Force “Amendment Into Home Front Controls Measure

Democrats Try Repelling GOP-Backed Amendment   Anti-Communist Provision In Controls Bill Meets Stiff Opposition As Democrats Muster

Pension Bill OK Expected   Democrats Face Tough Jeb on Anti-Red Control

G.0.P. Pushes Anti-Red Move In Control Bill   Senate Vote Called Monday On Rider By Mundt And Ferguson

U.S. INVASION OF RED KOREA 1S REPORTED   ‘American Patrol Said to Have Crossed 38th Parallel Near Kaesong On West Coast.   NO RESISTANCE MET BY YANKS   ‘Airmen Attack Pyong. yang Area Where Reds Are Believed Preparing  - For Major Stand.

King Gustav, 92, Of Sweden Dies   Gustav VI, Successor May Spurn Coronation

Make 7th  Spy Arrest   Mrs. Ethel Rosenberg Second Woman Accuse¢ Of Atomic Espionayve

Second Woman Is  Held in Spy Case   Accusc&i Mrs, Rosenbers of Helping Husband With Brother

Spy Suspects Wife Charged In Atom Plot   Ethel Rosenberg Accused Of Aiding Red Ring Of Plotters

7TH AMERICAN HELD IN ATOM SPY CASE   Mother Of 2 Children Is 2nd Woman Arrested

EATHER  = : Partly” ‘cloudy’: ‘warm “ad humid through Monday with’ a few widely, scattered afternoon _thundershowers.- - @      Mother of Two Arrested in Spy Ring Case

Woman Arrested In Klaus Fuchs Atom Spy Ring   Helped Persuade Brother To Divulge Secrets To Group

N. Y. Woman Is Arrested In SpyConspiracy   Mother of Two Is 7th To Be Held in Fuchs Atomie Secreta Rine

Woman Arrested In Spy Ring  Wife, Sister of Two  AAawwn Aleanntd. L.iZ

Atom Spy Ring Hunt Continues  Mother Of 3 Seventh To Be Arrested

WOMAN IS HELD ON SPY CHARGE   Wife And Sister Of Two Men Already Accused Is Charged With Conspiracy Against Ampricra.

Spy Suspects’ Relative Nabbed   Woman Called Link in Red Atom Ring

Another Woman Nabbed as Spy  Wife and Sister of   Wife and Sister of Two Suspects Held in New York

7th American Held as Spy  Government Charge Maste. dd tok. Ug   Government Charges Wife and Sister of Espionage Suspects

Conference Set This Afternoon In New Attempt To Reach Wage Agreement To End Hight Day Strike  PSS   STEP UP EMERGENCY DELIVERIES JN AREA

Youth Admits Setting 10 Major Fires and Killing Four Persons  Includes the Tragic Circus Fire in Which 169 Persons Perished

Youth Admits Setting Fire ‘That Killed 169 At Cireus   Hartford ‘Big Top’ Blaze One Of Series He Set, Man : Tells Police; Four Murders Also In Confeasian

Admits He Set Fire That Killed 169   Youth Confesses He Set 10 Big Fires

Ask Cooperation of All Tioga Countians to Make a Happy Christmas for 190 in Care by Giving Articles No Longer Needed.

IRR INE tina, unenmmeaname RECOGNITION OF FRANCO SPAIN URGED BY K. OF C,

M’Arthur to Meet  With Presidential  Aide in Tokyo General Is Expected  To Stress All-Out Anti Red Stary

M'Arthur to Urge All-Out Asia Aid  Likely to Tell Truman Half-Way nticRed Measures Not Enouch

Attempt to Clear China  Relations   Harriman Sent. to Confer on Policy With MacArthur

— CHALLENGE — All-Asia Aid Vital— MacArthur   FULL SUPPORT OF U.S. NEEDED

TAX CUT MEASURE HEARINGS SLATED   Begin Wednesday; Bill Seen Ready For Senate Debate: About July 20

SENATE SETS HEARINGS ON TAX SLASH MEASURE   Snyder Called As First Witness As Conaress Goes Ahead On Tay Bill

Yankees Open Orient Parley   17 Top Diplomats Plan Moves To Halt Reds In Southeast Asia

Marion Sergeant Wage: Psychological Warfare From C-47 Over Korea

Russian Money Panic In Berlin Rages Unbroken   Sovie? Zone Marks Dive To Record Low On Exchanges

Currency Panic Grips Berlin  Holders Of East's Marks Try To Unload

Money Crisis Grips Soviet Caen Zone   East Mark’s Value Drops To New Low; Revaluation Feared

Value Of Mark In Soviet Zone Of Germany Plummets To All-Time Low   Rumors Of Currency Reform Cause Greatest Money Panic Since War

Soviet Zone Currency Hits All-Time Low Value in Near Panic of Sellina

German Mark Falls ToNew Low Near Panic Seen   Crisis Spurred By Reports Of Possible  Reform In Currency

Soviet Zone Mark Plungts to Lowest Value Since War   Sudden Currency Reforn €auses Panic as Money Holders Try to Get Western Cush

Money Panic Grips Soviet Germany, East Mark Sinks to All-Time Low

Reich Currency Hits New Low in Soviet Sector  Greatest Money Panic Since End Of War

USSR ZONE MARK AT ALL-TIME LOW   MONEY REFORM RUMOR STARTS NEAR PANIC OF BERLIN HOLDERS

Eastern Germany Staggers Under  Currency Panic  Crowds Swamp Exchanges With Soviet Marks

Panic Cuts East Zone’s Mark Value   ‘Communists Seek ta Stem  Frenzied Rush to Steap Roo Diaad Snes Finck

Reich Public Rushes To Dump East Marks  Soviet Zone Currency Hits Low; Russians Blame Allied Interests

Measure Up fo 1% Inches in Parts of State   Heavy Damage Reported in Wake Of Night Storm

Crete Father Asks Annulment  Mount Ida Wedding Gets More Tangled

Scenes Of Desolation And Beauty Created By Eruption Of Mauna Loa

Lava Covers Hundreds Of Acres in Hawaii  Volcanologist Predicts Mauna Loa Eruption May Last Two Week

Heavy Shower of Lava and Stones May Last Two Weeks Says: Scientist

A Scene of Desolation And Beauty  Hundreds of Acre   Hundreds of Acres Are Lava Covered

Lava Races 40 M. P. H. At Mauna Loa; Report 60 To 80 Families Flee Homes

Families Flee Their Homes   Volcano Breaks Loose after Being Idle Since January, 1949

 ‘Mauna Loa Havoe Lava Eats Into Acres Of Hawaii’s KonaCoastland

Hot Lava Eats Info Villages On Kona Coast  Scene Of Desolatior   Scene Of Desolatio: Left By Volcano

Hawaiians Flee In Terror... . ere ee FOF ss +  Volcano Continues Flow To Seacoast

VOLCANO MAY ERUPT FOR 2 MORE WEEKS   ‘Mauna Loa Lava Flow Is Great: est in Volume on Record.

Hawaiian Volcano Eruption Is Most Violent Recorded   Volcanologists Predicts Mauna Loa’s Flow to Last Two Weeks

Desolation And Beauty In Eruption   Eyewitness Describes Scene in Hawaii As Hot Lava Races Toward Sea From Mauna [oa

Hawaiian  Families  Flee Lava Hundreds Of Act   Hundreds Of Acres Covered As Mauna  Lag Frimntec

Lava Eats Into Parts of Kona Coast Villages   . Between 60 and 80 Families Leave Homes

Eruption Of Volcano May Last 2 Weeks   Heavy Clack Stone From Volcano In Hawaii Covers  A Wide Area

Record Lava Flow Buries Part of Island   Big Molten Stream Races From Crater At 4.0 Miles an Hour

Lava Still Pours From Mauna Loa —Fruption Most Violent on Record

Lava From Erupting Mauna Loa Coverin; Hundreds of Acres Along Hawaii’s Coast

Desolation and Beauty >  Erupting Lava Engulfs Many Acres of Hawaii’s Kona Coast

SPREADS DESOLATION —  ~Mauna Loa Eruption Held Most Violent On Record

Volcano Rock Covers Acres  Sensational Flow   Sensational Flow Of Lava Continues

LAVA KEEPS UP HEAVY FLOW in HAWAIIAN AREI   Volcano Eruption, Heav jest Recorded, May Continue Two Weeks

Between 60 and 80 Families Flee From Their Homes as Mauna Loa ‘Lava Eats Into Hawatian Villages

lava Erupting From Mauna Loa Spreads To Coast   Hawaiians Flee As Heavy Black Stone Rolls From Volcana

Two-Boys, Man, Dog.  Rescued: From Cave   “Explorers” Are-Found 1,800 Feet From Mouth Of Newly - Discovered Tunnel Near Butler

Searchers Rescue Young ‘Cave-Men’  Pennsylvania Town Turns Out To Hunt

Rescue 3 Young  Cave Explorers   Dog Is Saved Too  “At Harlansburg, Pa.

Three Found Safe After Hours in Cave   Lights Had Failed as They Wandered Through Tunnels.

TAD 2 JULVAIL  Swarthout Announces Group for Opening of  Muce Week

PICKS 4 SOLOISTS   Swarthout Announces Group for Opening of  Music Week

WESTBROOK PEGLER   More Revelations Concerning Reds Living In Vermont

Analysis Not Satisfactory   3 Mea ashe Wants :Suilbcoms nie To Have‘ Examitte“FBPs" Seer Files With Hobver

Sen. George Says Truman Can Avert ‘Whitewash’ Charae by Releasing Files

SENATORS ASK RIGHT 10 SEE LOYALTY FILES   Administration Warne ed of “Whitewash” Charge If. List Is Denied Group.

Inviting Charges By Withholding Loyalty Files From Probers   Senator George Urges His Party Chief To Make Official Spy Information Available.

George Warns Of ‘Whitewash’ In Red Probe   Thinks Loyalty Files Should Be Given Investigators

George Sees “Whitewash In Spy Probe   Investigaters Told Ban on Loyalty Files Must Be Eliminated

High Ranking Reds Assemble In Berlin  Important Communis'   Important Communist Conference Opened In German City

Top European And Chinese Communist Gather For Important Berlin Meeting

Red Top Brass Gets Together At Berlin Rally   Important Meeting Of Cominform Hinted By Key Communists

AGGRESSIVE MOVES FEARED Top Communist Leaders Of Red China. Europe Meet In Berlin

18 Nations Send Top Communists To Berlin Parley   Western Observers Believe Cominform Is Holding Meeting

TOP. REDS OPEN BERLIN MEETING   Communist Leaders From 18 Nations Start Conference—Plot In Balkans Feared.

Reds Are Holding Top Level Meet In East Germany   Communist Leaders From 18 Countries Gather For Session

Top Reds Of Europe, China Meet in Berlin   Important Cominform Meeting Under Guise Of Party Convention

Cominform Meeting?  Top European Red Leaders In  Berlin For Party Convention

Cominform Seen Plotting in Next Move in War  Communist Chiefs Are Guests of Germans:   Communist Chiefs Are Guests of Germans; More May Be Afcot

Top Red Brass Converaing af Berlin Parley Chinese Communists  _ Attending Ostensible _ Cominform Meeting

Cominform Meet Seen Important  Bigwigs Attending Berlin Conferer.ce

RED CONCLAVE STIRS RUMORS   Berlin Session May Be ‘Cominform Confab On Balkans Turmoil.

Top Reds From 18 Nations Meet   Communists From Europe, China Meeting in Berlin

Top Communists Meet in Berlin   Observers Believe Some Thing Big Is Afoot

WEST BELIEVES RED TOP BRASS NOW IN BERLIN   ‘Meeting Comes As Cominform Increases Pres gure On Yugoslavia

Top Cominform Brass Meeting  Communist Leaders   Communist Leaders Assemble in Berlin

West Is Wary As Top World Reds Meet   Parley Coincides With New Pressure on Tito, Balkan Troop Activity

Top, Communists In Berlin; May Be Cominform Parley   Meeting Held Under Cover of Party’s Convention; Comes 48 Hours After EULN. Warning

Cominform Top Brass in Meetina   Red Leaders in Big Gathering in East Berlin

Berlin Party Meeting May Develop In Important Session Of Cominform

Top Communists Hold Convention eattharing C Covers  Iinronem waceinan

Suicide Note Blames Fear  Of Lost Love   Woman's Husband Sobs Hysterically Over Dead Mate

Not To Mobilize Reserves For Korean Crisis   Johnson Says There Is No Plan For Even Partial Mobilization

Will Not Call Reserves Now   Pres. Could Mobilize Reserves Withou: Their Cansent

No Mobilization Of Reserves Is Planned For Now   Johnson Comments After Meeting With President

Plan No Reserve Call at Present  President Has Power of Mobilization, However —

Won't Call Up Reserves Now, Johnson Says   No Present Intention to Summon Men. Defense Chief Tells Reporters

Denies Reserves Will Be Called   Johnson Says That Not Now a Prospect

RESERVE FORCES NOT YET. NEEDED   Defense Chief Says There Is No Present Intention To Mobilize.

DENIES PLAN T0 CALL RESERVES   SECRETARY JOHNSON REPORTS TO TRUMAN ON CRISIS IN KOREA

No Reserve Call Now, Army Says  ‘Not at Present’  €aeratary Statec

No Intent .to Call Reserves At Present   Secretary Johnson Confers With The President

US. Won't Call  - Reserve Forces   Secretary Johnsen Makes Announcement After ” Conference

Secretary Of Defense Johnson Says There Is No Intention At Present To Call Up Reserves

Johnson Denies Plans To Call  Reserves Soon   Not Planning Ever Partial Mobilization. Says Secretary

No Intention Of Mobilizing, Says Johnson   Call for Reserve Volunteers Denied By Defense Chief

Military Does Not Intend to Call Out Reserves in Korean Crisis, Defense Secretary Johnson States

RESERVES CALL NOT PLANNED NOW   Partial Mobilization Not Scheduled, Says Johuson ‘After Seeing Truman

Reds Ease Up; Suffer — Big Losses   Foe Gets Beating from Skies; U.S. Stand Above Taejon.

NORTH KOREANS SLACKEN ATTACK ON ALL FRONTS   American Troops Still old Positions Above Taejon — Reds Take Battering From War planes.

Invaders Suffer Feavy Losses; Yank Lines Hold     OQutnumbered Americans Hold Positions Above Taejon; Reds Take Cover From U.S. Aerial Barrage

Rail Center Still Held by Americans; Air Force. Hits Attackers Hard; Loss Heavy

U.S. Forces Holding All Along Front   Heavy Air Attacks Halt Movement of Communist Tanks

U.S. Force Keeps Line at Key City   Jets, Mustangs, Bombers Blast Points Behind Lines

Key Rail Center Of Taejon Still In U. S. Hands   North Korean Push Is Dented By Americans’ Heroic Defense

Red Koreans Slacken Offensive Following Heavy Casualties   Rail Center of Taejon Still in U. §. Hands— Southern Forces Attack

South Koreans Inflict Heavy Loss in Push  U.S. Air Force Batters Supplies North of Line

Taejon Defense Holding Despite Big Red Force   Front-Line Attack On Reds Described By U.S. Generat:

Heroic U. S. Troops Battle Overwhelming Odds But Are Holding Line Above Taejon

Heavy Losses Slow. Down. Reds; American. Lines’ Hold   Sw eeNV LIU £Pess  WASHINGTON, July’ 18. ~The Army. said today it has definite information there are: Russian advisers: with, B. “certain unit” of the North Korean army. ‘

 Costly Holiday Weekend ...,  State Lists Dozen  Deaths By Violence

12 Persons Die During Weekend   Traffic Accidents, Monoxide .Poisoning  Take Most Lives

Plane Struck by Lightning But Pilot Makes Safe Landing With 28 Aboard

Federal Reserve System Ready ta Clamp Further  Lantenal aw Matinee 1 seh

More Controls Ready ToCombat Any Inflation   Federal Reserve Official Says Future Plans Set

Hailed by Union And Management; Reuther Figures Benefits Total  19 Cents an Donr

Startle Industrial, Labor World With  Surprise ‘Package’   Reuther Claims 19-Cent-Hourly Combined Gain; Firm Official — Calls Step Historical Advance

Reuther Terns Settlement ‘Most 'Significant, Constructive Step’ Flains 19-Cent_an Hour. ‘Package’

Labor  World Jarred   Workers. Get Pension, Wage Boost, And Mod« ified Union Shop 

Contract News Startles Labor, Industrial World  Reuther Claims — 19-Cent an Hour ‘Package’ Gain

Workers Get Pay Increas:. es, $100 Or Better Pen: sions, Modified Union Shop, Other Benefits

CM AND UNION IN AGREEMENT ON NEW PACT   Contract, Running Five Years, Represents 19cent Package Gain   UNION AND COMPANY PLEASED WITH TERMS

Workers Given Pensions, Raise In Agreement   Immediate Benefits Total 19 Cents Hour; Present Formula Kept

UM SIGNS FIVE-YEAR UAW PACT   Reuther Claims a Package Gain of 19-Cents Hourly

GM, Union Sign New Contract   Action Is Surprise to Labor, Industry; Wage Hike Okaved

PAY INCREASE, $100 PENSIONS GRANTED UAW   Wages Raised 4 Cents Hour: Annually in New Long-Term Pact

Chrysler Gives Wage Increase  Higher Auto Prices Expected To Follow

Communists Smash Eighth Army ‘Lines   Thousands of Chinese Troops Reported Pouring Through Broken Front Near  ‘Center of Peninsula, Threatening Main Supply Line to:Pyongyang.    WARNING BY MACARTHUR 

FLANKS OF YANK DIVISIONS EXPOSED BY NIGHT ATTACKS   Breakthrough By Chinese Poses Threat To Former Capital Of North Korea

_ —"SSBSBESBESESEEESEBESESESS SS‘  ATTENTION ALL RURAL SCHOOL PATRONS

BAVAsM*VasVesVeVseseS6sVsSVsSUass'   ATTENTION ALL RURAL  - < SCHOOL PATRONS

Two Roosevelts Take Spotlight   Sons of FDR May Be in Running for Governor in Pair of States.

2 Roosevelts May Seek Presidency   New York Democrats Want Someone Who Can Win Governorship

Jimmy Will Meet Warren In Californiaand FDR, Jr. May be Dewey Opposition

Democratic Contest Won By Roosevelt   Eldest Son of Late ron Will Oppose Gov. Warren in November; Talk Candidacy of Wennklin DO. Jr.

Two Roosevelts, Jimmy and FDR, Jr., May Be Running’ For Governor in Fell

Taft Opposes Election Bill   Lodge Battles With Ohioan Over Proposed Change

Senators Taft And Lodge Battle Over A Change In Election Of President   Opposition To Senate-Passed Resolution Is Growing In Both Party’s House Members As Rules Committee Takes Up Bill

Proposed Plan In President Vote Cuts Party Lines Taft Says Proposal Fatal To Republicans

MICHIGAN GOP SET CAMPAIGN   Kelly Satisfied With Slate Despite Setback

Comb Gangland In Slayer Hunt  Round Up Hoodlums As Attorney Killed

No Brannan Plan Endorsement from County’s Voters      Loveland Ran Poor   Loveland Ran Poor Second to Kraschel, Balloting Was Light

No Brannan Plan Endorsement from County’s Voters  _ Loveland Ran Poor aq. ._.. fF, Yr... yg   Loveland Ran Poor Second to Kraschel, Balloting Was Light

Headed German Steel Empire Through Nazis’ Vast Rearmament Program and Most of World War II.

OKLAHOMA HIT; MANY INJURED   Holdenville Suffers Most; Narrow Escapes Told By Some.

Twisters Hit, Killing Twelve   Hobart, Holdenville, Okla., Texas Towns Battered by Terantiac: Hail

60 Homes in ‘Single Town  Mowed Down      Series of Twisters Hits North Part of Texas  and Oklahoma  '

Tornadoes Across Oklahoma, Texas Leave 12 Dead   Eighteen’ Residents Of One Southwestern Town Hospitalized

At Least 12 Persons Die In Tornadoes   Series of Twisters Winds Strike In Oklahoma, Texas

Holdenville is Declareda Disaster Area  100-Mile Strip   100-Mile Strip Of West Texas Hit by Wind, Hail

Holdenville, Oklahoma Is Hardest Hit   5 Killed in Texas County of Callahan

Three Allied Forces Peril Gook Capital   5. Korea Column Moves to 55 Mi. From Major Goal

British, French Ministers In Parley Today  Confer In London - On Korean Crisis;

‘ALLIES’ STAND” BEING DECIDED AT CONFERENCE   British And French, Leaders Holding Policy Meatina

Attlee, Plever Confer on Korea Crisis   Talks Preceding Minister's Flight To U. S. Canital

TRIP TO U.S. BOOKED heeememneiiemianliiinnmiiemem meine  ,british-French Chieftains Parley Ou Korean Crisis

Britain-France Prime Ministers Have Conference  Confer In London — On Korean Crisis  And Bomb Issue

French Chiefs and Attlee Talk  Korean Crisis   British Minister To Fly To Washington Sunday Afternoon

GXTH REPORT IN SALES. OF ‘vINGS BONDS   End of Drive Approaches “And Buyers Are Far fRehind The Schedule

Grand Jury Accuses NY. ‘Bookie King   Information Lists 60 Charges Against Gambler Erickson

N. Y. JURY CRACKS DOWN ON ERICKSON      Gambler Faces 60-Count Information Charging Conspiracy, Bookmaking

Propose Draft Be Extended   Would be in Effect For Three Years Instead of Two Year Period

Senate Group Approves Draft Extension Bil   Version Gives President Powers, Seqreqates Races

Three - Year Extension of Peacetime Draft Act Recommended By Committee

Senate Would ‘Extend Draft For 3 Years   Recommended Bill More Potet Than House Measure

Three - Year Draft Extension Recommended   Senate Committee In Favor Of Military Service Act

Bill Would Let Truman Order Men Up   Would Also Allow Whites to Avoid Serving With ° Nearo Troops 

Senate Gets Committee-Okay On Draft Bill  President Can Orde:   President Can Order inductions If He Deems It Necessary

Segregation Included in Senate Bill   Proposed Measure Would Continue Authority for President to Call for Youth Inductions

Senate Group Okays Draft  Act Extension  Bill Differs Widely From One Passed by House—Truman Woul Hawa Inductian Power

Senate Group OR’s Keeping Draft 3 Years   Non-Segregation Rider Threatens to Develop Fight Over Racial Policy

DRAFT EXTENSION BACKED  Senate Armed Service Body  ERincommendu @ Wore Vanre

Senate Receives Measure From A Committee   Russell Amendment Included Requiring Racial Segregation

Extend Draft Act, Senate Is Asked   Armed Services Committee Recommends Extension of Present Act Which Expires on June 24.

Dratt Bill Reported to Senate   Russell Amendment Provides Segregotion if Asked by Draftee

3-Year Extension Of Draft Favored By Senate Group   Proposed Bill Would Retain President's Power to Induct

3 -Year Draft Plan Voted By Committee   New Proposal Would Continue Truman's Powers

SENATE GROUP BACKS TRUMAN   Committee’s Bill Carries Amendment Okaying Segregation On Request.

Senate Gets Committee-Okay On Draft Bill    President Can Order Inductions If He Deems It Necessary

EXTENSION OF DRAFT ADVISED   Armed Services Committee Sends Approved Measure To Senate

3 Year Extension Ot Draft Urged   Armed Services Committe  Recommends Induction Power for President   SEGREGATION CLAUSE

SENATE GROUP ASKS 3-YEAR CONTINUANCE   Present Law Due To Expire On June 24   AMENDMENT   Included To Require Racial Segregation On Written Request By Draftee

Senate Group Asks 3-Year Draft Extension   Bill Includes A Racial Segregation Amendment

Ask Renewal Of Draft Act   Senate Group. Urges 3-Year Extension, Inductions Up te Truman

INDUCTION POWER TO PRESIDENT   Senate Committee Proposes Continuing Presidential Power to Conscript Youths Between 18 and 26,   DIFFERENT FROM ~~ . HOUSE PROPOSAL   Latter Would Bar Induetions Unless Congress Authorizes; Amendment Requires Segregation if Asked.

Ferry, “Missing, ‘Reported in Tow   Brinckerhoff Whereahauts Cause of Concern, but Tug Says Phooey

Board Bars Dr. Sander   Denied Right To Follow Profession In New Hampshire

Farm Cash To Be Similar To 1949   Agriculture Department Looks For Good Returns But Sees a Smaller Net Income

Torrential Rains Totaling 7 Inches - Deep Swamp State   Two Dunbar, Neb., Youngsters Swept From Parents’ Protecting Arms By The Raging Flood; Auto Carrying Five Disappears In  _ Little Nemaha River Early Today =

High Court Upholds S.F. Judge   Lower Court Order Blocking Banks’ Transfer to Stand

New Anti-Red Law Gets Test   Tribunal Refuses to Consider Legality Of Maryland’s Loyalty Oath Act

Russian Zone Unrest Soars, Reds Confess   Resistance Boom Believed Nurtured  Rv Korea Suc

‘Unrest Rocks Russian Zone In Germany   Outbreaks Appear To Have Been Timed With Korean Victory

Reds In Trouble In East Germany   Resistance Grows Among Europeans

HECKLERS DISRUPT. MEETINGS Wave of Unrest Shakes Germany's Russian Zone

UNREST SWELLS IN SOVIET ZONE   Resistance To Communists Grows Among Fast Germans—Timed With Allied Gains In Korea.

Toy Balloons: Carry Truth Behind Curtair  Dozens Of Replies Received By E.C.A. In Propaganda Blitz

Toy Balloons Take Message of ECA Program Past Iron Curtain   Many Replies Coming In, Effectiveness Shown By Irritable Statements of E. German Communists

Balloons Carry Recovery Message Behind Red Curtain   Many Replies are Received; Reds Show Irritation

BAR MILK SALES: MOTHERS ANGR}   INSPECTORS’ ACTION AT WASHINGTON STORE, BRINGS CRIES OF PROTEST.

Diplomats Begin Asia Meet Today  Communism’s March ¢ Basie Prablem

Little Phone Trouble in Southwest _   _ Service Near Normal In Five-State Area; Union Says On-and-Of! Picketing to Continue:

At Least Two Dead In River Explosion  Seven More Feared Dead, Blast Destroys Three River Craft

Urges Party to Stand United   Cannon Praises Hennings in a Keynote Speech

Rail Strike Talks Still Deadlocked   White Howe Makes Last-Minute Effort To Avert Walkouts

Strong Effort Made To Aver' Rail Walkout   White House Keeps Union, Management In Prolonged Talk

Gunman, Girl Friend Hold Up 4 Policemen Flee. after 30-Shot Gun Battle in Saginav

Gunman, Gir Escape Wild Pistol Batile   Moll Aids Man To Disarm 4 Police

RUHR CITIZENS CHASTISE REDS IN SUNDAY VOTE   Voters Inflict Major Defeat On Commies In West Germany

Ruhr Voters Present Reds Major Defeat   But Apparently Favors Socializing  Of Bie Industries

Dade Raatan  sie Vudu! In Western German Vote  Beaiok Vana Chaba   British Zone State Communists Tumble To Pest War Low

Ruhr Spurns Reds, Backs Socialization  Votes to Take Over Monopolistic Industry

Ruhr Voters Deal Reds Major Blow   Zone Ballot Defeats Commies, Okehs Socialized Industry

RUHR VOTERS SLAP DOWN COMMUNISM   Results Indicate Reds’ Strength At Post-War Low

European. Unity Pact Approved   North Atlantic ‘Bloc Agrees To Set Up An. Anti-Red Defense Line

Maragon Said To Have Gotten Fees And Salary Too  Perfumery Witness Tells OF Checks

‘Berrien Mast Send 183 \Men For Draft Exams In ‘October Under New Order

——Despite Ban—— Housewife to Go Ahead With  Plans for Vision —--— By Bishop

SENATE PROBERS SUSPECT PERJURY N-GAMBLING CAS   Ask U. S. District Attorney For Opinion On Erickean And Cactella

Solons Seek Showdown  On Loyalty   Ohio Campaigner — Tied To Outburst

Hope Fading In Air Hunt Over Baltic   But Full-Seale Search Of Sea For Missing Priva teer Will Continue

NAVY PLANE DIM   Air Force Presses Vast Hunt For Privateer In Baltic  Can Fame

Little Hope For Airmen   Search Continues But Air Force Is Not Optimistic

IF ull-Seale ‘Search of Baltic Area  ‘To Continue   Air Force Abandons Hope for 10 Men Aboard Platte Missing Since Last Suturday

Baltic Hunt Is Continued By Air Force   Beltcf Is Expressed That Navy Privateer Plane Attacked By Soviets Sank in Sea

Full Scale Air Search Continues   Decision to Reduce Rescue Squadrons Is Countermanded

Hope Virtually Abandoned For Missing Plane   Believed Plane Shot Down By Reds

Army Virtually Gives up Hopes For Lost Plane   Search, However, Is Still Being Pushed in Baltic; Moscow Sticks to Story,

SHOOTING TAKES PLACE IN CROWDED CAFE —WOMAN WOUNDED ES STRUGGLE,

Attlee Claims War ‘Is Not  Inevitable’   Prime Minister of Britain Raps ‘Naked Aggression’ in Korea

A l“Not Well” Between States, Federal Government Conference Shows

Governors Debate U.S. Works Outlay   Warren Disputes Driscoll Objections New TVA Shunned

Woman Attorney Believed Slain   Body of Washington Woman Found in Open Well in Bahamas

Acheson Gives Sharp Reply to ‘Peace’ Bid   ‘Let Ruse. Live Up to Past Pledges Before Making New Ones’

Acheson Heaps Scorn on Red Peace Program   Declares Real Need Is For Russia to Start Living Up to Promises

Russian Call for German Unity is Rapped by Achesor   Live Up to Past Words is Answer By U. S. Diplomat

Rips Red ‘Peace’ Plan   Acheson Says Soviets Themselves Only Block “To Peacé in Germany

Reds Are Told To Carry Out Past Pledges  _ Soviet Le aners Are Urged To > Pr pactic  test. EL

Acheson Rips Red Proposal   Asks Russ To Live Up To Past Plans In German Solution

Sec. Acheson Rips af Russia Bloc Proposal   Says Need Is For Soviet To Start Living Up To Past Declarations

Red Performance, Not Declarations, Is World’s Need .  Secretary Acheson Shoots Holes in... Soviet’s Solution Of German Problem

Communists Lose Some Ground as South Korear Troops Launch Counter-Push; Front Aflame

Gen. Walker Sees Foe In ‘Last Gasp’ °   South Koreans Counter-Attack To Hold Airstrip

Counter Push Wins Back Lost Ground   Flaming Battle Rages Along Northern Front

New Advance on Pohang Relieved By South Korean Counterattack; Enemy's ‘Last Gasp,’ Says Walker

Foe Makes Gains On Northern End   South Koreans Regain Some Lost Ground Before Strona Pressure Near Pohang

Heaviest Battle Rages Near Port of Pohang  Pilots Report Severe   Pilots Report Severe Fighting from Naktong River To East Coast

Severe Fighting  Is Reported Before Pohang and 22 Miles North of Taegu; Reds Drive Back Right Wing of 120 Mile Long Line; Three Destroyers Join in Pounding

Harl 40,000 Troops Into Drives On Pohang, Taegu   Report Chinese Red Troops In Korea

Reds Lose Parf Of Gains Scored In Pohang Push   South Koreans Fight Way Back, but Enemy Maintains Pressure

Right Wing Of Defense Wavers Before Pohang   Fighting ls Severe North Of Taegu On Weeqwan-Cost Line

Whole Northern Front Reported As Battleground      North Koreans Drive Back Right Wing in Face Of Tremendous Fire: 40,000 Troops Involved

Reds Drive Back Allies’ Right Wing   Red Koreans Maintain Strong Pressure On The Pohang Sector Today

Counterblow Edging Back Near Pohang   Reds Hold Kigye; Fighting Also Is Heavy at Waeqwar

RONT AFLAME-.llied Line © ends Under leavy Attack  avy Guns Join rmy Artillery — .

Reds Push Right Wing Of Line Back; Lose Part of Their Gains   U.S. Navy Guns, Artillery, Air Support Back South Korean Counter-Attack; Pilots Say Whole Front Is Aflame

Reds Maintain Strong Pressure Near Pohang  Southern Counter Push Supported by Americans

Allied Right Wing Driven Back By Reds   Invaders Pound Forward In Face Of Naval, Land Artillery Fire

Returning Pilots Report Entire Front Is Aflame   Most Severe Fighting Reported Near Pohang 99 Miles North Of Taegu Near Uihune Village

Northern Front of Defense Perimeter Is "Wholly Aflame’   South Koreans Regain Some of Ground They Lost

REPORT ENTIRE NORTH FRONT AFLAME   Severe Fighting At Pohang And North Of Taegu  40,000   Communists In Big Attack: alker Believes Enemy Making Last Gasp

City Of Pohang Threatened By 10,000 Troops   Enemy Is Desperate, Savs U. S. General

Northern Front Of 120-Mile Defense Sags   Port of Pohang Again Periled By Attackers

Strong Red Pressure on Pohang Area   Allied Defense Line Bends on East Coast; South Koreans Rally

Pressure of Drive Holds”   South Koreans Edge Back -as U.S: Helps

SOME GROUND REGAINED BY SOUTH FORCES   Whole Northern Front Is Reported Aflame In Battle

PUSH BACK “RIGHT WING OF ALLIED -LINE   South Koreans Counter) attack After Losing Considerable Ground; U. S. Planes, Guns, Warships Give Strong Support.

Hal Boyle Reports Invaders Within 21 Miles Of City And Advancing In Face Of Several Naval And Land  — ey

Yank Forces Outnumbered In Big Drive  Ln wee retamzedee S* 22   Communists Gain In Teeth of Fire

Communists 23 Miles Out Of Pohang  WLrale Meant Ruene   Whole Front Burns As Troops Advance In Teeth Of Guns

jean Reds Lose Ground tery Advances on Pohang 4c Northern Front Aflame

REDS PUSH BACK RIGHT SIDE OF DEFENSE LINE: PRESSURE IS HEAVY ON POHANG SECTOR

BATTLE FLARES ON WIDE FRONT AS FOE PRESSES   Enemy ls Within 2 1/2 Miles Of Allied Port As Americans And  S. Koreans Resist  Attacks. ,

Drive Carries fo Within 24/5 Miles Of Important Port   Defenders Edge North With Support of U.S. Planes and Artillery

Reds Open Powerful New Drive   Communists Close To Pohang In Spite Of Severe Naval And  Land Rambardment

Allied Lines Shoved Back ‘Along Coast   American Planes And Guns Support Drive From South

Northern Front Is Aflame With Battle  Reds Now 212 Miles From Town Of Pohang

Reds Drive Right Wing Of Allies Back, Only To Lose Some of Gains

Red Units Lose  Portion of Gain, Continue Attacks  American Infantry  Backs Up Republic  RPrF Re 1, FP SIC

Foe Nears Important ‘Port City   U.S. Troops Rush To Aid Koreans

Communists Lose Some Ground as South Korean Troops Launch Counter-Push: Front Aflame   MacArthur Statement, Although Withheld, Already Public Knowledge: VFW Had Distributed Text

Fight Is Severe Along Right Wing   40.000 Of 64,000 North Koreans Pressina Defense Perimeter Are Committed To Northern Arc Battle

Fierce Fighting Rages All Along Northern Front   Optimism Grows Among Allies in Spite of Warnings

Reds Advance Near Pohang, Then Fall Back   Keep Up Pressure After Counter-attack by South Korean Units

South Korean Allies Lose Considerable Ground Before Reds New Aggressive Moves.  AIVYATIIVVO AY WTADATS   GENERAL WARNS AGAINST OPTIMISM

Yank Pilots Report Reds Behind Line:   U, S. Warships Blast Advancing Koreans; Pohang Port Periled

REDS KEEP-KIGYE, INFILTRATE BEHIND LINES NEAR TAEGU   Fighting Flares On Wide Front; Walker Says Foe Is Making Last Gasp

Northern Front ls Under Attack   Red Koreans Dent Allied Right Wing as Hard Fighting Develops Along Entire Line. From.Naktong River to ~ Coast—Pohang Threatened Again.   FOE USES 40.000: TROOPS

Right Wing Of Allied Defense Is Forced Back   Communists Drive Within 2 1-2 Miles Of Key City; Gen. Walker Says Enemy “Making His Last Gasp”

North Koreans Threaten Port: On East Coast  Aitack Pressed By : 40,000 Reds; New

Worst Battles At Pohang and OnTaegukront   North Forees Throw 10, O00 of 65.000 Troops At Port

South Koreans Losing Ground To Invading Forces   Determined Attempt Being Made To Lift Saqaing Defense Line

Push ‘Last Gasp, Says Gen. Walker   Right Wing of Defense Line Is Hit Hard by Powerful Onslaught of 64,000   Commies Althost Reacl Pohang Airstrip ix Fierce Battle

Foe Drives Near Edge O1 Key Pohang   Four U.S. Warships Pound Enemy, Who * Hurls 40.000 Men

Allies Hold Firm Ais Reds Continue ‘Last Gasp’ Fight   South Koreans Push Back Sudden Red Attack On Pohang

Entire Northern Front Is Aflame; Yanks Move Up Reinforcements   American Planes, Ships and Artillery Blast At Enemy, Driving Against Defenses From Waoeowan to Coast in Perhaps ‘Last Gasp’

Pilots Report Whole Front Aflame — Reds Within Three Miles Of Pohang, Vital Port City — U.S. Infantry Moves To Support City’s Defenders — South Koreans Give In Face Of Superior Enemy Forces

Korean Reds Continue to  Push Ahead   South Koreans Fall Back Briefly As Northerners Make Desperate Drive

South Korea Forces Brace, Edge Back   Invaders Continue Heavy Pressure on Area Around Pohanc

South Koreans Counter Blast Then Is Started   Northern Front Now Ablaze, Observers In Air Report

OFFICIALS PLAN ACTION  100 New Mexico Children  Said Near Starvation

Crippled Father Found Selling Blood To Buy Food For Starving Children

Pre - Election Tune Ups Sound Notes Of Discorc   Democrats, GOP’s Agree On But One Point: That Voters Face Fateful Decision In 1951

DEMOCRAT, COP ORATORS BUSY   Truman's Program Assailed  And Praised

Major Parties Start Campaiar For Congerss   Bitter Contests For Congressional Seats Looms This Year

12 TRAFFIC DEATHS IN STATE OVER WEEK-END   Scott Air Base Soldier Killed in Accident Near Odin; 8€ Year-Old Man Fatatly Hurt in Red Bud Mishap Whe Car Overturns on Curve.

Jurors Drawn For February   Panel Of 48 Selected T: Serve During Coming Court Term.

Prompt Korean Action Slowed Reds, Tito Says   Premier Cites Soviet Foreign Policy Changes

Tito Predicts U.S. Quick Action in Korea May Deter Soviet Aggression

Quirmo Greeted By Governor Lane   President Of Philippine In Baltimore For Medjeal Treatment.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Answering Smears-Solicitude Not Shown Sometimes

TWO BRISTOL MEN SENT TO THE “PEN” AFTER GUILTY PLEA   Edmund N. Sampson, Jr. Convicted of Criminally Assaulting Girl   'DI ANGELO STOLE CASH   Brook Street Youth Pleads Guilty to Stealing $1600 From Restaurant

big Offensive Soon Predicted  By Gen. Walker   Task Unit Shuts Trap On 3.000 Reds; Vital Fighting About Taegu

WAGE-PRICE CURB EYED BY CONGRESS   Rent Control Passage. Seen As Certainty

Price Curbs  Are Studied   Congress Will Hear  Administration View

Jury Indicts Erickson On  Bookie Count  a ee , es ee) ee   Gambler Recently Testi. fied He Netted $100,000 Annually.

Gambler Is Accused in Information   Group Lists 60 Counts Of Conspiracy and Bookmaking.

Gambler Faces 59 Charges  Of Bookmaking   Information Covers 20— Year Period of Erick  sons Activities

New York County Grand Jury Files 60-Count Information Today Against Gambler Frank Erickson

Grand Jury Makes First Move To Curb Gambling   Lists 60 Counts Against Erickson

Accuse Gambler of Conspiracy   New York Grand Jury Votes Information BReaqinet Friickreon

Jury Accuses  N.Y. Gambler   60-Count Information Returned After Senate Investigators Uncovered Data

Big Bookie — Is Charged  On60 Counts   Erickson Accused  Of Conspiracy and Bookmaking By N. Y. ' County Grand Jurv

Erickson Charged With Conspiracy   Grand Jury Return: Information of 60 Counts

Retion ts Taken Against Gambler  Erickson Charged With Bookmaking

Grand Jurors Indict New York Gambler   Frank Erickson Faces 60-Count Information on Conspiracy, Bookmakina

ERICKSON Hil BY GRAND JUR}   Top Gambler Charged With Conspiracy and Bookmaking.

GAMBLER FACES 60-COUNT RAP INN, Y, STATE   Frank Erickson, Who Admitted $100,000 Annual Toke, 1 Is Indicted Today -

Big-Time Gambler Indicted On 60 Counts Maw York Grand: Jury. Putte Flnaer On Frank Eriebean

Jury Accuses Gambling King   &0-Count Information Is Returned Against Frank Erickson Today

Gaming King Is Indicted At New York   Erickson Indicted As Bookmaker

Action By Jury Links Erickson To Bookmaking   Conspiracy Also Alleged In Informanon Filed Against \. ¥. Gambler

Grand Jury Indicts New York Gambler  60 Charges Reported On 20-Year Cperation

GRAND JURY FINDS SXTY COUNT DAT “AGAINST ERICKSOR   New York Gambler Cited For Conspiracy 4 And

Safeguards From Police Stafe Urged  Senator Lehman Sneaks Of Dangers

RUSSIAN DELEGATE WALKS OUT OF U.N   LEAVES AFTER REJECTION OF HIS DEMAND TO OUST CHINESE NATIONALISTS.

Security Council Backs Nationalist Gov't By 6-3 Vote   Grim Soviet Envoy Won't Return Till Tsiang Ousted; Says Reds Will Defy Body’s Interim Actions

Malik Loses Fight to Oust Chinese From UN Seat, Takes Another Walk

Action Follows Defeat on Issue Of Nationalists   Malik Saves He Will Be Out lnotil Chinese Unit Led by Tsiang, Ousted

Reds Irked At Failure Of Move To Oust China Nationalist Delegation   Minister Declares Soviet Union  Will Not Recognize Legality Of Decisions Made Under Present Setw

Malik Takes Second ‘Walk’ Of Week; Declares Soviet Won't Recognize Legality Of Any Action Taken Under Tsiang’s Orders

Refuses To Return Until Nationalist Chinese Delegates Are Thrown Out Of United Nations

RED DEPUTY WALKS QUT OF UN COUNCIL   Malik Quits After Fight to Oust Chinese Nationalict

Cold War a Draw So Far: Bradley  Outlook Brighter Now. Savs General

RADLEY GIVES (OLD WAR VIEW   GENERAL SAYS SCORE OF WINS AND LOSSES IN STRUGGLE ABOUT FQUAL,

Bradley Finds Future Bright For Europeans   But Results Of Cold War To Date Just About A  -Stand-off

Gen. Bradley Says West Europe Can Be Defended If U.S. Aid Continues

BRADLEY SEES RESULTS DRAW IN COLD WAR   General States Wes! Outlook Is Brighter Than During 1949

Bradley States  Aid to Kurope Backs Defenses   Staff Chairman Feels Confidence in What Is Being Done Overseas

REV. KOLBE ACCEPTS CALL TO RIDGEWOOD   Lutheran Pastor o Deliver Farewell Sermon on Sunday   NO SUCCESSOR YE1

18 Called In  Hartman Case   Each Side Summons Eight; Trial Tuesday

Wallace Denies Charges  in House Probe  Savs He Had Nothing to Do With Atomic Shipments

Wallace Denies Charges  in House Probe Savs He Had Nothine   Savs He Had Nothinc to Do With  Btamic Shinmeaniec

Wallace Denies Atom Shipments   Ex-Vice President Blames ‘Lying Leak’ In Cabinet Before Committee

VATICAN ENVOY      High Government Sources Say Peoesident Trunan Is Seeking Well-Known Prot:stant Layman to Tako Important. Ambassadorship.

Pres. Truman to Continue Special Envoy to Vatican   High Gov't. Sources Say He Is Seeking tT pading Protestant Layman for Pact

Seventy B-29s Slam Nearly 700 Tons Of Bombs On Enemy Industrial Targets

Bombers Raic Red Targets In N. Korea   B-29s Drop 700 Tons of Bombs On Military And  Industrial Points

B29s Blast Industrial North Korea   Seventy Big Bombers in Raids on Two Key Cities Close to Russian Line; Railvards. Doeks Hit

LONG REIGN FOR LEOPOLD i DOUBT AGAIN   Exi'ed Monarch, Because of Slim Victory in Sunday's Electoin, May be Asked to Accept New Compromise Plan,

FOR LEOPOLD DOUBT AGAIN   Exiled Monarch, Because of Stim Victory in Sunday's Electoin, May be Asked. to Aceeyt. New  * Compromise Plain. ne

Heyburn Says State Is Facing Deficit; Budget Secretary Denies This

ies Two Differ On fell State Finances   Trapped Man Dies Ty In Agony in Well/St   Heyburn Says State Is Facing Deficit; Budge’ Secretary Denies This

World Freedom Bell Rings Out To War: Copressors, Give Hope To Enslaved

United Nations Day Observed All Over World   Ceremony Qn Steps Of Key West City Hall; Two U.N, Flags Given

‘Freedom Bell Rings Out in Berlin Today   Bronze Symbol is Presented to Outpost of Freedom

Mother Advised She Can't Do Anything About Fr-Huchand'’s Marrying Daughter

British Offer Naval Force To Back U.S.  Attlee Cheered In  House Of Common: A 2 ee a  es

Attlee Slings Fleet Into Korean War’   Churchill Backs Empire’s Stand; Vessels Nearly Balance Yank Units

KK KKK * ATTLEE SAYS BRITAIN PLACES NAVAL FORGES — AT DISPOSAL OF U. S;

Churchill Backs Action By Attlee   House Of Commons Hails Announcement By Prime Minister; Promise UN Backing

Attlee Bares Naval Support Decision Before Commons; Churchill, Party Agree

BRITAIN GIVES U.S. NAVAL AID   Places Forces In Jay Waters At America’s Disposal To Support Action

British Vessels At U.S. Disposal  Attlee Turns Over Pacific Navy Units

Warships Set to Fight Reds   Churchill Backs Attlee Announcemen: on Support for U.S. in Far East

BRITISH SHIPS TO AID KOREA   Placed Under. U: ‘Ss. Com mand By ‘Atlee: Com. mons Hails. Decision 

Far East Forces Are Placed at Disposal of U.S.   House Cheers Attlee Announcement Under Obliaations of U.N.

Attlee Orders  British Ships  To Join Fight Churchill Gives  Prime Minister Conservative Aid

British Warships Put At Disposal of U. S$   Former Pres. Haover Makes Plea for Unity

British Offer Fleet To U. 5. To Aid Fight   Attlee Decides to Support Action

United States Given British Naval Support   Attlee Announces  Korean War Stand

British Put Naval Forces At Disposal -Of United States; Churchill Gives Support

Naval Forces To Support Action Against Reds   House Cheers News Number Of Units In Jap Waters

Britain’s Navy Stands by U.S.   Warships in Jap Waters Placed at Our Disposal; Australia Will Help

BRITISH PUT WARSHIPS AT U. S. DISPOSAL   Churchill Approves, Parliament Cheers Stand With U. S$. on Korea.

Attlee Puts Warships At Our Disposal   British Vessels Now In Japanese Waters Made Available For Immediate Use

Netherlands Also Proposed To Aid   U. S. Transport Planes Establish Majer Airlift Operations For Removal Of About 500 Persons From Korea

Attlee Offers English Ships To Baek U. S.   Truman Voices Hope For “Peace in World” —Johnson Optimistic On National Defense

Britain’s Naval Force  To Back US.   Prime Minister Announces Warships in Japanese Waters To Be Placed at Disposal of Americans

Put British ‘Forces At U. S. Call   Great Britain Offers - Naval Forces In :. Japanese Waters . To Americans

Britain fo Aid in Korean Defense With Navy Ships   Attlee Says Units in Japanese Waters to Support Americans

Situation Serious, But Attlee, Truman Echo Peace Hopes   ‘ erican Signal Corps Establishes  First Ground ‘Troops In Korea;  Pravda Is Sole Russian Voice

U.S. Military Spokesman . DeniesS. Korean Forces. Disintegrating; Morale Up

BRITISH NAVY AT DISPOSAL OF UNITED STATES   Attlee Gives U. 8. Action England’s Full Support

Atlee Places Naval Forces  In Our Hands  Tr.   Britain Promises Whole Hearted Aid

—JAP WATERS —  British Put Ships Under U.S   CABINET SEES NO GLOBAL WAR

BRITISH NAVY AID OFFERED   Attlee Reveals Forces In Pacific At Disposal Of U.S.

Too Little, Too Late In Africa, France And Now Korea—  Vouth Should Be Allowed To Vote Before Dieing In War

A War Hurts Beginners — A: Fellow Should Be Old Enough to Vote Once Before He Dies

‘Hammy, But Knew It Cap’n Billy Reminisces On Ohio River Memories

Appeal Goes To Reserves And Recruits   No Call Decided For Reserves or National Guard

Hint 547,482 Men Needed In Armed Forces    Truman Dangles Draf. Law Over Reservists, Prospective Recruits

Number of Men To Be Called  Not Announced No Decision Made On Calling Reserves,  - National Guard

Draft Revival Seen As Spur' For Recruits   \Truman Acta to Build,  Up Manpower Quota ’ For Conflict In Korea’

Manpower In Demand To Be Safe   No Decision Made Yet to Call Reservists and National Guard, Officlals Say   Call Move Wise   Joint Chiefs of Staff See Need to Meet Korean Situation

lts Actual Use, However, Only For Emergency   Enlistment Boost Could Take Care of Needs, It Is Said

Draft Law Dangles Over Heads Of Reserves and Recruits In Effort to Build Services

Could Draft Over Half-Million  Caceuicae Maw Tee ta Cat Re an EFnisefmante

Enlistments to Be Encouraged  To Fill Quota   No Decision Made Yet To Call up National Guard or Reserves— Technicians Wanted

Recruit First, Draft Next And Reserves Last   Army Will Welcome Recruits, Reserves “With Open Arms’

Quick Build-up Of Forces, Hope Of Pres. Truman   Skilled Reservists Needed: Volunteers May Ease Draft

Truman Action Wins Support      Need 547,482 More in Defense Units,. Dratt May Get ‘Em

Hope Draft Will Boost Enlistments   Defense Officials  Say Calls Will Not Be Made If Needs Are Met By Volunteers

‘WANT MANPOWER —  - Reservists, New Recruits  Face Threat Of Draft Call

Enlistments May Fill Needed Quota   Truman Invokes Induction Law  To Get Soldiers for Korea War

Momentous Decision Wins High Favor In Congress ANNOUNCEMENT   Brings End To Administration’s Silence On Mobilization Plans: Authorize Selective Service

547,482 Likely Will Be Needed By Armed Forces   Order to Use Draft Expected to Spur Voluntary Enlistments

Dangles Draft Law Over Heads of Reserves, Recruits   Want Voluntary Enlistments to Fill All Needs

Truman Gives Defense Department Power To Use Selective Service Act If Necessary, But Officials Hope To Strengthen Units Without It—No Figures Given Of Number Of Men Wanted To Bolster U. S. Armed Forces For War In Korea

Nation’s Defense Heads Hope To Bolster Forces Without Reviving Draft

 Defense Department. Hoping to Get by fo Present Without Use of Draft Authority

DRAFT PRESSURE USED TO BRING IN VOLUNTEERS   Resumption Of Selective Service Calls Expected To Encourage Reservists  And Others.

Truman Orders Draft To Build Up Military  Manpower For Korea   Truman Holds Law Over Heads Of Reserv: ists And Recruits In Effort To Get Men Needed For Demands Of Hot War.

Volunteers Aim  Of Draft Plan   Defense Chiefs Hoping Enlistments Will Held Off Calls

Draft Power Is Granted — To Pentagon   Defense Dept. Hope: Enlistments Will Be Adequate

Violence Looms In Gasoline War  New Jersey Retailers Quit In Protest

McCarthy Claims Affidavit Ignored  Irked by Decline  In News Stories

mee LL A LR Ra  Hill County Residents Plan To Relive Old Easter Story

Good Afternoon! in Today's Journa   Legend Helped Calm Frightened Children  ‘Easter Fires In Texas Hills ‘Keen Pioneer Tradition Alive

FRANCE GETS BILLIONS FOR NEW TROOPS   U. S. Promises Arms And Cash To Pact Member

Frame is Promised. Arms, Cash   Money Already ts. Appropriated By Action Of Congress

U. S. Promises France 2 Billion   Arms, Money Aimed for Indo-China, Too

U.S. Promises To Aid France  About Two Billion in Arms, Cash Offered

$2 Billion to Go To France From U. S.  For Rearmament   Factories Also to Receive Aid, State Department Announces

- FUNDS 10 BUILD UP FRENCH ARM}   Washington Promises to Fur nish Fronr.$1,800,000,000  to $2,400,000,000 for  Weapons.  7   10 DIVISIONS GOAL  BY END OF YEAI   ‘Part of Equipment Will Be  Sent to Forces Fighting Communists in Indo t China.

U. S. Promises France Funds  ToBuild Army  To Bolster Forces As Hameo Ahraad

BELIEVE HERMIT DIED IN FLAME:   House Destroyed; No Trace Of Occupant Found

Slayer Of Five Surrenders To New Jersey Police, Refuses To Enter Plea Of Murder

WEST VIRGINIAN IS FIRST YANK KILLED   Parents Learn Of Kenneth Shadrick’s Death In Korea Through Radio Broadcast

State Dept. Reduces Polish Staff by Half   U.S. Attache Refuses To Say If Cut Ordered By Red Government

U. S. EMBASSY IN POLAND > ORDERED CUT IN HALF; WITHHOLDING COMMENT

‘Two Texans Die In Carrier Mishap   Lamesa Crash   FATAL VISIT Three Bears Call On Lion Neighbors

Paradox Of Civilization Curiosity Ends In Death For Alameda Zoo Bear Cub

Mama Bear And Cubs Visit The Neighbors   Unfortunately They Were Lions; One Cub Killed

WRONG NEIGHBORS — Mama Bear, Cubs Visit _ Lions—One Death Results

Action On Tibet Demanded U.N.   EI! Salvador Backs Plea For U. N. Aid

British Associate Of American Admits Spy Activities   Vogeler Is Next  To Offer His Plea   He's Accused Of Heading Espionage Ring For Last Eight Years

Briton Tried With Vogeler Admits Spying   Two Hungarians ‘Confess’; American’: Hearing Delayed

Briton Links U.S. Ts hb Hungary Spy Ring   - Businessman Pleads - Guilty to Espionaae.

Briton Pleads Guilty To Espionage Charg: [a Hungarian Court  U. S. Businessman Also Gn Trial for ‘Spying’ for West

Briton Admits Spying   Vogeler Not Called; Sanders Invelves Many In His Plea

Hungary Spy Trial Starts   Vogeler Associate From Britain Tells Court He’s Guilty

American On Trial: in Hungary   British Defendant Admits Charges; Vogeler Not Yet Called to Stand

American Is. Also On Trial In Hungary   Confession !mplicates New Yorker As One Of Esnionacae Ring

RUSSIAN DEMAND ADDS 10 TENSION IN DIVIDED BERLIN   Soviets Call Upon Allied Powers to Open Western Part of City to Communist Demonstrations.   REDS AND BRITISH IN BORDER DISPUTE   English Tanks Move Up When Moscow's Troops Try to Gain Access to a Road They Need.

Reds Make 'N ew Demand ‘In Berlin   Want Western Part o! City Open to Demonstrations.

Reds Demand Berlin Allow Party Rallies   ‘East Zone Serves  Notice Tied to Vote - Day; British Guard Disputed Boundary

Reds Demand West. Permit Red Rallies  Soviets Time. “Move Tec Back Up: Edst: Election: ‘Drive’ :

YUGOSLAVIA LOAN MAY BE APPROVED   Effort to Keep Economy Intact Held Essential.

U.S. May Grant YugoslaviaLoan  ‘Money Will Combat Boycott By Russia

U.S. May Give Yugoslavia An Emergency Loan Marshal Tito Due To Get Second  Grant In Money

Another Loan Promised Tito  United States Help: Fiaqht Red Bovcott

Poland Quits World Bank Of 48 Nations   Charges ‘Political Discrimination’ Against East Europe

States’ Civil Defense Heads Study Program   New ‘Blueprint’ For Volunteers In Their Hands

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Open Defense “Grass Roots” Conference

"Jesse James’ Takes His Case To Court Old Codaer Seeks To Prove He's Notorioue Outlaw -

PACKS SIX SHOOTER  J. Frank Dalton Seeks To Prove He’‘s Jesse James

? Local Men Hurt  In Auto Accident  One Victim Thrown Into Stream

Census Office Admits Nebraska Population Up  Error of 9,000 Names Left State in the Minus Column

Nebr. Census Is In Black   Kansas City Office Says First Figures Will Be Revised

ESTABLISHED 52 YEARS ACO Pipestone Creamery Sold  To Berrien Springs Firm

BILLY ROSE. GEM ROBBERY SOLVED, POLICE ANNOUNG   Two Of Four Bandits Arrest ed; Identity Of Two Others Known

Temperatures   Republicans Force Move to Quiz Johnson and Bradley; Nationalists Given Six to 18 Months on Island

Agrees to Invite Secretary of Defense and Chairman: of Joint Chiefs: of Staff to Testify Jan. 26 on Strategic Importance ‘of Formosa — Republican Senators want to Know Its Importance to American Defenses.   ACHESON: AGAIN: HEARD

CONGRESSIONAL  ROUNDUP  Acheson To Be Questioned More On Foreign Policy

Says Russia Is Grabbing China   Acheson Tells Press Large Chunks Being BAHtoched io U.S.S. B.

To Testify On Formosa   Senators Vote To Hear Johnson And Gen. Bradley

Bradley, Johnson Asked to Advise Senators on Importance of Formosa

Johnson, Bradley Called To Testify   Senators Want Military’s View Of China Situction

SENATE CALLS TWC   Want to Hear About Formosa From Johnson and  Bradley

Formosa Defense Witnesses Called  Senators To Hear Johnson, Bradley

Johnson, Bradley Called to Inquiry  Testimony Sought On Formosan Policies

Acheson to Face Senate Committee  GOP Renews Move to Get Military Review Of Far East Problems

Formosa Testimony  Agreed On   Senate Group Agrees To Invite Johnson And Gen. Bradley To Testify

Senate Committee To Invite Bradley And Johnston To Testify At Meeting

Eleven Dead In Weekend Violence   Pair Burned Fatally In Car-Truck Wieck

VIOLENT DEATH LIST INCREASES   Eleven Persons Lose Lives In North Carolina Over Weekend— Varied Causes.

ANTI-GAMING BILL FOUGHT   Telephone Firms Say They Would Be Burdenec With Law Enforcement.

Assail Policing Of Phone Calls   Companies Say Job Te Add Thousands To Their Staffs

Telephone Firms Oppose Measure  Gambling Control Bill Burden Cited

Protest Made Against Bil.   Telephone Companies Object to Proposed Anti. Gambling Measure.

Anti-Gambling Bill Opposed By Phone Co.   Cite Additional Responsibility

Telephone Firms Object to Order   Would Police Gambling World, Officials Claim

Objection Is Made To Gambling Bill   Telephone Companies Say ‘Whole Army’ Needed to Classify Calls

Phone Companies Raise Objection To Gambling Bill  Say Proposal Would Reguire Policing

-}ahe Niughty Miouse” Powerful Aircraft Rocket  Developed For: Future War

Dub New Rocket ‘Mighty Mouse;’ Air Freighter to Test Turbo-Props

Mighty Mouse Project Held Deep Secret   New Weapon Has Been Test Fired And Called First Successful Air-To-Air Aircraft Rocket Made

Union Leader Is Attacked After Ordering Oak Ridge ‘Wildcat’ Walkout To End

Quincy Catching Up With History,  Residents Begin To Realize Facts World Tourists Have Always Known

 U.N. Armies Race To Rescue POW’s   Allies Cross Last River Barrier  Tn Deive far Manchnrian Franther

Allied Armies Are Fifty Miles From Manchuria   British, South Korean Troops Are Ordered To Save Thousands Of American Soldiers Being Herded North Into Manchuria By Their North Korean Captors

Allies Cross Last Barrier in Korea   26,000 Prisoners Captured in Day; Foe in Full Flight

. —REDS RUN— Manchuria 30 Miles Ahead    HOPE TO SAVE U. S. CAPTIVES

Allies Cross Last Western River Barrier   Within 50 Miles Of Manchurian Border

50 Miles From Border; Reds Expected To Make Last Stand At Kanggye

UN Units Rush to Save Yanks   Allied Forces Gain River Crossing Near Manchuria; Reds Flee

United Nations Armies Push Northward Toward Frontier of Manchuria   Effort Being Made to Free Surviving American Prisoners From Further Atrocities by Fleeing Enemy Forces.

Allies Bag 26,000 Red  Prisoners   Cross Last Big River Barrier In Race To Save GI's

UN Forces Seize 26,000 Prisoners In Push Toward Manchurian Border

2 Allied Spearheads Only 50 Miles South Of Manchuria Border   Cross Last Big West Coast River In Race to Save Surviving American War Prisoners Being Herded Northward

Governor Name: Three Highway Commissioners   Red Lodge, Sidney, Havre Men to Take Offices on May 1

L RECOGNITION CEREMONY TO HONOR FS  oe Slaton Men And Their Bonneted Women -Calehrate Town's 39th Birthday Anniversary Today

SPECIAL RECOGNITION CEREMONY TO HONOR FOUNDERS  Bearded Slaton Men And Their Bonneted Women Celebrate Town's 39th Birthday Anniversary Today

CIO Raps. War Setup   Demands Louder Voice For Laborin National Mobilization. Program

Murray Tells Annual Convention Labor Is Concerned About U. S. Defense Production Act

C1O Demands Louder Voice InMobilization   Murray Says Production Act ‘Hobbled With Special  Interest Loopholes’

Murray Assails Defense Program   Major Revamping Of Setup Demandec

MAB ieatian IVES yh toes CLUE  Revamping Is  Asked By CIO   Defense Production Act Is Criticized By Phil Murray

Labor Makes New Demand For Defense Setup Voice   CIO Opens National Convention Today; Mobilization First

Labor Makes Plea For Louder Voice In U.S. Production   Phil Murray Says Controls on Wages, Prices Are Urgent

Labor Demands Louder Voice In Mobilization  Defense Production Criticized By ClO

AID TO CITIES  OVERSHADOWS  RENTS, RELIEF EXPECT ARGUMENTS  ON FINANCIAL HELP TO NEEDY CITIES

GOVERNOR © URGES cry. AID LAWS   Stevenson Requests Law: makers to Give Hard. Hit Cities Power to Raise More Money.   BARS GRANTS FROM STATE TREASURY   Governor Offers No Specif. ic Methods of Raising Money. Marks Tira. on Rent Law. i

Churchill to Open House Grimmest Debate Since WWI  Pe ef RO Oe 5   Continuing Talks On Korea Expected To Run Over 6 Hours

Four To Face Contempt Case  Spy Probers Defied By Ex-Fed Workers

Spy Hunters Aim Reprisal   Witt and Three Others Face Contempt Move

Personnel Files of State Dept. Stripped, Claim   Sen. McCarthy Sends Signed Statements to President

McCarthy. Tells Truman Files Stripped: Hits at Sen. Tydings   Badger Sends New Data. to White House

Claims Files ~ Were Lootea   Sen: McCarthy Sends Presi.  dent Signed Statement: Concerning Charges.

Proof Claimed State Dept. Files Stripped   McCarthy Sends Signed Statements to Truman, Shows Copies

McCarthy Sends Data fo Truman  Signed Statements Prove His Charges

SAYS DEPARTM'T  OF STATE FILES  STRIPPED IN ‘46 DEROGATORY DATA  REMOVED, M’CARTHY WRITES TRUMAN

McCarthy Produces Letter He Claims Proves Point About State Dep't Files

M’Carthy Backs File Stripping  Claims Statements Prove Contention

British Plan Needs US Cash  Arms Program To Aid Allies Ils Announced

BRITAIN HAS BUILD-UP PLAN FOR DEFENSES   Three-Year Program To Cost $91 Billion U. S. Aid Necessary

In Return For US Financial Aid British Will Help North Atlantic Partners To Arm

Britain Plans Big Program On Defenses   United States Will Be Asked To Help Pay The Bill

Britain Plans to Build Up Defense   To Spend 9 Billion If U.S Helps Pay Bill

BRITAIN T0 BUILD UP ARMS IF U. 3. HELPS PAY BIL!   Three-Year Program Costing $9,520,000,000 Laid Down —Move Is Indorsed by Truman.   FREE EQUIPMENT FOR OTHER NATIONS   England Offers to Put Part of Weapons in Hands of North Atlantic Pact Pa.tners.

US, Must Help Pay Rritain Announces Plan To Build Up West Detense

Britain Plans Vast Arms Program, If U. 5. Will Give Financial Help

Britain Offers Plan, Asks Aid  Anti-Red Defense Program ‘Welcome’

Peepers SERENE  U.S. to Take Over Unfinished Passenger Liner as Troop Ship

Luxury Liner To Be Finished As Troop Ship   Three Other Vessels Also to Be Converted For Hauling Soldiers

Turn Big, Unfinished Passenger Liner Three More Craft Into Troopships

CONVERT NEW LINER TO TROOP TRANSPORT   48,008-Ten Vessel Will Be Able Te Carry 12,00 Men, Govern ment Sava

New US Super Ship {o Become Carrier of Troops for War   Alter Plans for Passenger Liner, Now Being Built

Tired, Weary Guardsmen Given Coffee, Lunches; Unit to Fill All Vacancies

Guards Arrived Early Today   Tired, Weary-Guardsmer Given Coffee, Lunches; Unit to Fill All Vacaricie:

Lewis Raps Operators’ Plan to Hold Payments   US. Threatens to Break Off Relationships With Bulgaria

Mine Welfare Fund Is Again  Issue  in-Sirike  UMW Leader Hits At Move to Withhold Fund Payments

Action Follows Refusal to Gran’  es Rc ees ge BEF MA Ft   Western Europe Unity Efforts Are Jeopardized

GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE FALLS, CAUSES CRISIS   Bidault’s Defeat De lays Negotiation: for Pooling West EKurone Resources.

BIDAULT LOSES ON PAY ISSUE   Middle-Road Regime Forced to Resien

Faill-Of French Government Brings Crisis Bidault Resians After Losing Vote Of Canfidancea

France’s Cabinet Defeated  Middle of Road Coalition Splits On Issue of Civil

Premier Bidault May Be Asked To Try Aaain   Parties Split Over Praise Raise Issue

Flood Crest is Expected in Nebraswa   , Hundreds of Persons Forced + 1o¥Flee Their Homes 2s Blue er Rampages

Walkouts Continue In Mine Strategy Shift As Demands  For Strong Action Increase

‘Checkerboard’ Strikes in 7 States, Charge  Operators Are Being ‘Needled’ Is Claim

Chilly Blast Fans Out Over East: 8-Inch Snow Falls in West Virginia

Mercury To Skid Under Zero Over  Northern Areas  New York Where Coal   New York Where Coal Is Rationed To Suffer Tonight.

Lewis Is Asked To Appear For Questioning  Taeknew Ceohknnmmition   Labor Subcommittee Cannot Force Him

JOIN WALKOUT SET AGAINST MICHIGAN BELL   Seek General Wage Hike, Equalization of Pay Scales

Walkout Is Set Nov. 6, Union Says   Action Backs Uy All- State Tienp

Report Six. Violent Deaths “Traffic Mishaps ;  eh er ner mee aehroume ny b) PUM

Weekend Mishaps Claim Lives of Six  Drownings Take Four of Victims

River Is Flooding From Cairo, Ill, Almost to Evansville; More Than Four Thousond Persons Capron te Flas Their Hamee

Ohio River On Rampage With Water Rising   Levees Protecting Towns Threatened ; Families Are Fleeing

WATERS COVER LARGE AREAS   Rampaging Ohio River Rises Toward Levee Top At Shawneetown, Ill.

illinois Town's Leyee Weakens  4,000 Leave Homes Alanon lawer Ohia

Ohio Threatens To Cut Through Levee Protection  Guardsmen Arrive on .

OSS. Ex-Official Says ‘Leak’ Was  Source of Papers   Doering Tells About Raid Which Netted: Five ' Copies of Secret Docament

AMERASIA CASE ‘LEAK’ CITED   Former OSS Officer Says State Department Was At Fault

Former Officer Of OSS Charges Secrets Leak   Came From State Department, Says New York Lawyer

Declares Amerasia Leak Was in State Department; Hoover Says Reds Going Underaround

Washington Dairies, Union Members Will Provide Milk To Babies, Sick, In Strike

Car Hits Truck on Highway 6   Two of His Own Children Riding With Him Injured

NORTH TURNPIKE ROUTE PROPOSED   State: Chamber. of. Com: merce Outlines Ideas,

Navy To Probe Bay Tragedy   Hospital Ship Loss Placed at 18 Dead

Planes Blast Supply Routes In North Korea   South Korean Units Advance 80 Miles Past 38th Parallel

Allies Move Up Toward Parallel   ROK Forces Run Into Strong Red Unit At Changjon

More Troops . Are Flown to 38th Parallel   South Korean’ Units 80 Miles Bévond Border

SAYS KOREA OFFERS PROOK OF UN POWER   Johnson Tells A. L Convention Allies  Can Hold Peace

At Legi on Conventio:  J ohnson Says No Glor, In Dying For Kremlin

CAN SAFEGUARD PEACE OF WORLD   Johnson Says Red Korean War Machine Wrecked In 100 Days   MILITARY TRAINING URGED BY MARSHALL

Johnson Says UN Can  Protect Peace   Legionnaires Ask A-Bomb’s Use Against Russians

Johnson Declares UN Power Proved  Cites Korean Reds’ ~ Defeat to Legion

STATE ORDERS REASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY   LOCAL OFFICIALS MUST REDO WORK OF EX-SUPERVISORS

South Koreans Claim To Have Taken Airfield And Crossed River Into Communist Capital

Brownsville Approves Bonds  Commission Orders Bids on Power Plant

Woman Killed In Crash Near Celina, Sunday  hb age sce n State a ee ae

Koreans Told Of Seoul’s Capture By Leaflets Dropped From Allied Planes

Senate Counsel Clarifies Legal Status Ingrid’s Return Depends On Attorney General's Approval

ite fan Ratuen lo lintted States   Ft Not For Long, rate Senator Savs

Days of Big Surplus in State Treasury are Past   Legislature Planned To Do Away With  MAoct af Eyvrecc

Days of Big low Surplus Are Ove  1949 Legislature Planned Reduction

Big Red Unit Nears Korea   Senator Says 200,000 On March m China

Weather, Not Chinese Reds, Main Worry   U.S. Marines Battle Severe Cold Weather In Korean Advance

Belgian Mine Blast Fatal to 41 Men  Gas Explosion Rips Shaft Near Mons

Coal Gas Blast Kills Fortv-One   Worst Disaster Since War Hits Belgium; Gas Fille Chamber

Czechs Open Treason Trial  Major Underground   Major, Underground Movement Revealed

Snowed-Under Ohio Getting Back fo Normat   Municipalities Dig Deep into Pockets To Clear Snow Banks

RISE. IN PROPERTY: VALUATIONS PROTESTED     Results Of Survey Brings   Results Of Survey Brings Complaints, inquiries   Some Thames St. Land Values Sharply Incrensed; Inequatlies tn  Summer District Brings Changes

RISE IN PROPERTY . VALUATIONS PROTESTED   Results Of Survey Brings Complaints, Inquiries   Some Thames St. Land Values     i Sharply Increased; Inequalities In   Summer District Brings Changes

Chillicothe Man Drives To Hospital With One Arm Nearly Torn Away

Drives Six Miles With Arm Mangled   Harold G. Reid, 36, Braves Pain to Get Sali to Hosnital.

Americans Reported ‘Holding Their Own’   Keds Knife Almost To Southwest Tip Of Korea—One U. S. Element Forced To Withdraw  mle:

Gls Stand Firm In Rail Center  Despite Blows  U. S. Frontline Unit Pressed On Two Sides

nae Conth Of Here Fri day      Peabody Man Dies after Being Struck While Changing Tire on US81   Local Youth Injured   Maurice Mitchell Hurt in One of Three Other Aute ‘Mishaps during Past Weel

Three Accidents Occur in County During Past Week   Estimate Vehicle Damage Totals $600 in Mishaps Reported Friday, Tuesday   One Person Hurt   Two of Week’s Accidents Are Collisions; Woman Injured when Car Overturns

Three Accidents Occur This Week   No Injuries Reported From Auto Mishaps Occurring in. This County

Report 3 Mishaps During Past Week   One Collision in Belleville, Others in Rural Areas of Republic County

Two Accidents on  581 duringWeek   Three Mishaps of Week Include One Car Upset, and Grader-Car Collision

Three Crashes Occur This Week   Two Car-Truck Mishaps On Federal Highways Are Reported to Authorities

Exira Session Of Legislature Opened Today   Hazlewood Selected Presiding Officer In Sannte Coucuc

Legislature Opens, Invites Shivers To Address Both Houses Wednesday

Board Rules Miner Union  Violated Law   Mass Invasion Made Last Summer To Cut Work Week At Pits

Han Defenders Flee Marines   Scattered Fire Meets U. S. Troops In Crossing of Han River

Five Killed In Auto Accident At Texarkana   Fire Chiet’s Car Is Sideswiped By Another Automobile

FIRE CHIEF'S AUTO INVOLVED  Five Persons Killed, Five Hurt  In Three-Way Texarkana Wreck

Shivers Says Magic Formula Brought Action  Vision, Pla annin ing and  . oe ee   Vision, Planning and Cooperation Achieved Results, He Declares

New Rail Strike May Be Derailed  Trainmen, Conductors *Stymied by Switchme:

Progress Made In Rail Strike  + Things Moving Along, Board Member Claims

Rail Trainmen Conductors Set Strike Deadline   Switchmen Tieup Enter Ninth Day As Talks Go On

STRIKE IN 9TH DAY   Further Walkouts Migh! Cause a National Emergency

Senate Measure Orders Communist Registration Now, Internment In War

Law Tougher Than Original One That Truman Didn't Like   It Also Strengthens Law to Deal With Sub Vorsives

Senate Votes Tight Bill OnU.S.Reds   Measure Contains Internment Section  Plus Registration

Senate OK’s Bill to Fight Subversives   Lawmakers Make Sur: prise Shift on Concentration Camps.

Senate Passes Stiffened Anti-Red Bill   Measure Would Se’ Up Concentration Camps in Wartime

Subversives Bill Passed By Senate  Concentration Camp Section Is Included

Senate OK’s Souped-Up Anti-Red Bill   Internment Section Added To Tough McCarran Measure

REGISTRATION QF COMMIES IS APPROVED   Senators Vote Measure 70 to 7; Now Goes To House

senate Passes Bill for Interning Reds in Wartime  All Communists Must Register If Act Is Approved

SENATE OKAYS ANTERED BILL BY 70-7 VOTE   Internment of Enemies, Registration Are Required

Requires Kevistry:  Senate Bill Would Put Reds i" n Camps During Invasion, Wai

TOUGH ANTI-RED BILL 15 PASSED BY SENATE, 70-7   Calls for Internment of Communists in Camps in Case of Invasion, War or Insurrection.   ALL MUST REGISTER UNDER PROVISIONS   Detention Clause Voted Down Three Times. Then Ap, proved—Measure Now Goes to House.

Senate Okays ‘Concentration Camp’ ior Communists Hill by Big Vote

ANTI - RED BILL PASSES SENATE   Measure Would Put Then Io Concentration Camps  In Emergency

Routes Of U.S. Troops Into Korea   Gen. MacArthur Faces Hard Task In Pushing Red Army Out of Korea

SEE HARD JOB FOR MARTHUR   Pentagon Expresses Full Confidence Of Victory

Officials Express Confidence In Final Outcome In Korea  MacArthur to Use Own Judgment In Use Of Available Forces

EX-SCHOOL. TEACHER IS GEM THIEF   Swindler Pays for $175,000 Worth of Gems With Phoney Check ~ International. Alarm Spread.

Flier Loses 75 Pounds During Six Months As Red Prisoner   Was Forced Down Dec. 4 On Flight

NUMBER LESS THAN MILLION   Farm Family Workers Total 6,338,000, Federal Renor? Shows

No Reports Made On Fufure Planning Here   Other Schools In Education Program Also Hit By Order

UN Council Stalled On 21 Problem:   Communist China’s Charges Against U.S. Head Docket

Senator Chavez Tells State Candidates To Get off Bandwagon of John Miles

Hits Mine In English Channel   Forty-Three Survivors Taken From Stormy Sea

House Slashes Billion From Appropriations  Funds For Federal Employes Reduced

Slash Fund Bill, Delay FEPC in  Jolts to Truman   House Economy Bloc Chops Billion Off $29,496,883,504 Bill Before Passage;  G. 0. P.-Democratic Senate Coalition  Moves to Kill NLRB Reorqanization

House Lops Billion From Money Bill   Appropriation Bill Heads For Senate After GOP Victory

Estimated Billion Lopped Off $29-Billion One Package Measure   WILL MEAN CUT IN FEDERAL EMPLOYES

Republicans Lead Drive To Slash Billion From  Appropriations Measure   Economy Campaign Gains Strength As House Passes Blanket Bill To Provide Funds For Federal Agencies

Appropriation Act Is Passed,  Sent to Senate   Vote Major Setback For Administrations Question Amendment

Vote on Final Passage of “One Package’ Measure 362 to 21; Civilian Federal Employes to Be Reduced.

GOP Sparks Move; Aided By ‘Demos’   Amendment Slashes Number Of Civilian Workers For U. 8.

Economy Bloc. Succeeds In Major Slast   ‘One Package’ Appropriation Measure Sent To. Senate

Appropriation Bill Is Pared in House By Economy Bloc   Cut, Estimated at Billion Dollars, Seen Setback  To Administration

Vote Is Major Setback  for President  Cutback in Number   Cutback in Number of Federal Employes Approved

50,000 Volunteers Repor For Active Duty Before October 31   MILITARY LEADERS CONFER WITH TRUMAN

Marines Dig Into Manpower “Pool”  80.000 Reserves to Be ‘Called=Possible  Expansion Foreseen

US Marines Dip Into Resources   Manpower Dwindles: Hint They May Call For Expansion Right

Marine Reserve: Called to Duty   Further Expansion Considered Possible

MARINES DEEP IN MANPOWER   Calling Up Of 80,000 Re serves Puts Strength Close To Limit

MARINES CAL 80 THOUSAND RESERVE MEN   Leathernecks May Ask Soon For Authority To Expand Strength

Marines to Call Up 80,000 Reserves, Most of [hem Between Aug. 15 and Oct. 31

US Marines Dig Deeper  lor Manpower   Armed Service Committee Chairman Sees Larger Appropriations Request

MARINES MAY SEEK EXPANSION SOON   Corps Digs Deep Into Manpower Resources

Plan Takes Almost All Of Marines  Men Will Report   Men Will Report For Active Duty By October 31

80 000 Marine  Reserves Due Calls   $5 Billion, 3-Year Program For Defense Set by France

Marines Call Up 80,000 Reserves   Will Boost Strength Of Corps To 200,000

Marines Call All Reserves Into Service   Summons to 80,000 Will Hike Strength To 200,000, Drain  Moannawer Resource:

ee ee ae ae vr yr ow  Marines To Call Up 80, 000 ‘Reserves; . Soon May Ask Power: To Expand Corps

Orders To Go Out To 50,000 Aug. 15-Oct. 31   More Air Reserve Units Will Report

Marines May Seek Funds To Expand   80,000 Of Reserves To Be Called Up As Corns Builds Power

80,000 MARINE RESERVISTS 10 BE CALLED UP   Will Give Corps Tota Strength of 200,000; Calls Start Aug. 15

MARINES. BOOST FIGHTING POWER   Call Made For 80,000 Votunteer Reservists And Goal OF 300,000 Demanded For Intensive War

Marines to Call 80,000 Reserves for Active Duty   First 50,000 to Be Sum: moned Between Aug. 15 and Oct. 31

50.000 to Get Orders Before  October 3 Ist   No Mobilization Date Set for 30,000 More; Women May Be Called

Marines Dig Into Reserves   Corps Announces Plans To Calf up All of $0,000 Volunteer Reserve:

Marines Scrape For Men; May Ask Expansion   Corps Plans to Call 80,000 Volunteer Reserves

Marines Call Up Reserves  Call For Permission To Expand Predicted

Marines Call Up Reserves   All 80,000. Volunteers Tc Be Ordered To Active Duty ;

MARINES CALL OUT RESERVES   80,000 Volunteers To Be Called; Corps Seeks To Expand —

New York Stocks   New York Cotton N. O. Cotton   Marines Dig Deep in Cal!ing Reserves

Marines Call ‘Reservists   Coast Guard Wants Veterans, Navy Freezes’ Reserve Commissions. °

Marines Call Reserve, May Ask Expansion   First 50,000 Fo Be Ordered In Between Aus. 15 and Oct. 31

MARINES T0 CALL UP ALL RESERVES   80,000 Are in Line; Will Provide Active Strength of 200,000

MARINES PLAN TO CALL LAST OF RESERVISTS   Congressman Demands Corps Be Kept At 300.000 Men

20,000 Men Will Report Prior to  November   Also to Call Some Women Reserves; Coast Guard Asks  Re-enlistments

Sen. Tydings Trailing ‘1 Maryland: Illinois In Doubt   Gov. Bowles Has Lead In Connecticut, for Governor But Is Slipping as Vote Mounts

British Monarch ‘Loves’ Movie Depicting Great-Grandmother Royal Film Performance Raises $114,000 For Trade Benevolent Association in London

[CE BROKEN IN IOWA POLITICS DESPITE COLD   Governor Now Has Decided to Gaek Job Arain

Connally Suggests Western Powers ‘May Move ‘Above UN’ in Korean Crisis

West Nations May Act Outside IJIN   Korean Situation Brings Warm Debate in Sencte

MEAT PRICE CONTROL SEEN       . Ce ae Pe  “Rationing stble. to Pravent Ment ‘Shortages — Economlo Stabilization Agency Studying Ways and Means of Imposing Cellings.

Agents, Sheriffs Raid Gamblers  at Bagley Farm   Officers Arrest Seven Men in Poker Game, Seize $639.25 Cash

‘Mac’ Sounds Call to Arms To Japanese   New Year Message Warns Nation May Be Forced io Ficht

Gen. MacArthur Says Japs May Have To Rearm   Lawlessness Threat May Require Action, He Says in Message

Commander Says Japs Need Arms   National May Have To Fight For Life  Against Lawless

Maca rthur Tells Japan lt May Have To Rearm   Self Preservation May Require Change Of Policy, Hi Saves In New Year’s Measage Praising Pannile

Ene?  TE eer ee  Seven Children Were Among Ps. tienta Checked Saturday

oe 422 SEER VW Oka  Seven Children Were Among Pa: tients Checked Saturday

US to Present List of Charges Against Chinese   Expected Draft Will Ask Reds to Halt. Aid to North Korea

ASKS STATE CLEANUP   Missouri Legislator Proposes Bipartisan Crime Probe

Wants Governor to Appo'nt State Crime Commission   Evident, Legislator Says, That Local Police Can't Stop Gang Activities.

State Crime Commission ls Proposed   Rep. Webster Want: Bipartisan Group to “Clean Up Missouri’

Son Confesses Deiroit Killing  Mother Strangled In Quarrel Over Money

BILL SETS OFF AFRICAN CLASH   Begins When Gov. O South Africa Tries To Outlaw Communists

7  ODIES OF 3 CREWMEN ARE STILL MISSING    Mate John G. Woods Among Those Still Lest In Chesapeake Bay Accident

REVERSES IN HOT CONTESTS FOR ASSEMBLY   Among These Who G2 Duwr to Defeat Is Sena_ tor James Geltz In Al + legheny County   .EADERS ARE RETURNED

Reece Vicforious In GOP Primary   Anti-Crump Leader Wins The Nomination For Governorship

Tito Gets Big Majority Of Votes   Urged Solid Backing it Fight With Russian Cominform,

The Balls Bounce ‘Yes’ First Yugoslay Returns Show It's Tito—20 To!

Tito Party Gets 95 Per Cent Vote  Premier Asks Heavy Vote OFf Confidence

95 PER CENT OF VOTES GO TO TITO SLATE   No ‘Opposition’ Ticket On Ballots in First Election Since ’45

Strickler Ine Ineligibility -Seen, Governor May Take Senate Seat

Play It Safe   Strickler Ineligibility Seen, Governor May Take Senate Seat

Tavlor Mav Take Over Post As Lieutenant Governor: line Weighs Cabinet Choices

Harvey Taylor Says He Il Soon Be Lt. Governor   Rumors of Shakeup In Duff Cabinet Heard Thru State

Gunman’s Wife Brings Hunger  Strike To End   Pedro Campos, Leader Of Insurrection Tn  Puerto Rico Indicted

Would Prohibit Bookie Getting Odds on Sport   Chairman of FCC Ask Broader Bill

Ban On Race Facts Urged   Sending of Bets and Odds Across State Lines Would Be Prohibited

Mr. Hush-- - Regan Votes Against Aid for South Korea, Now Under Red Attack

Mr. Elush--Representative Regan Keeps Quiet While Great Issues Are Discussed

Old-Time Brass * Pounders Celebrate  B & O President hAarke Anniversary

Duff, Warren Rap President For Hush-Hush   Dewey Occupies Back Seat As Two ‘White Hopes’ Grab Limelight

Govs. Duff And Warren Hurl Blasts At McCarthy   Assail Senator For His Failure To Provide Proof Of His Charves

McCarthy Criticized By GOP Governor:   Warren And Duff Say Evidence Against The *Reds’ Lackina

Warren And Duf Criticize Senator In Hunt For Reds  Governors Claim McCarthy Has Failed  - Pa Peave Charnec

POLITICIANS IN LIMELIGHT AT WHITE SULPHUR   ECA Chief Hoffman And Secretary Acheson  To Speak Today

2 Puerto Rican Leaders Nabbed  Held As ‘Brains’ In Assassination Plot

Blair House Plot Probe Nets 2 More   Two High Official: Of Par ty Arrested In New York City

PUERTO RICAN PARTY CHIEFS ARE ARRESTED   Two Held For Plotting Assassination Of Truman

National Guard Training at Pine Camp Not Alerted   Korean Conflict Has Ne Appreciable Effect On Camp Routine

Vishinsky Hits U.S. Supported Atom Controls   Stinging Rebuke Is Sent in Return By Senator Lodae

Cabot Lodge Raps Russia For Its Fear   Vishinsky Charges U. S. Would Not Abide by Any Atomic Weapon Pact Reached by Nations

Vishinsky Assails American-Backed Atom Control Plan  2... we eee: Bin PL   Russian Says He Doubts U.S. Would Halt Production

Senator Lodge Gives Bitter Rebuke to Vishinsky   Replies to Russian's Charges That U.S. Stacted the War in Korea

American Atom Control! Plan Irks Vishinsky   Soviet Delegate to UN Accuses US of Starting Korean War, Aggression

Vishinsky Blasts U. S.  Atomic Plan   Lodge’s UN Reply Indicates Russia Scared, Dangerous

Vishinsky, Sen. Lodge Tangle In U.N.  Hot Words Fly Over Atom Control Plan

Reds Reject Atomic Plan  ‘Lodge Lambasts —  ‘MT* 7+ F:.. Oe... 7

Vishinsky and Lodge Trade Bitter Words.   Russian in Wild Charges Against U. S., Senator Chides Him for. Being Afraid

Vishinsky Assails American-Backed Atom Control Plan  Russian Says He Doubt U. S. Would Halt

Vishinsky Is  Still Aloof   Rejection Again Of Plan Intended Of Atom Control

VISHINSKY ASSAILS ATOMIC PROPOSAL      N. LODGE MARES STINGING REPLY TO ATYACK ON CONTROL PLAN.

HITS ARE SCORED ON 81 VEHICLES IN BiG CONVOYS   ‘Large-Scale Supply Mave ments Under Way as-U. S.  Forces Mass on 38th Par allel for All-Out Push.   SOUTH KOREANS FIGHT WAY INTO CHANGION   Russian Advisers Reported Aiding Enemy Preparations for Stand at Port  of Wonsan.

Planes Smash Efforts To  Bolster Lines Big Enemy Convoys Punished Heavily

High Court Rules Witness May Refuse To Answer Query As To Communist Membership

ARMY CHECKING GENERAL'S WHEREABOUT!  eer @aureeet ew’ a tater ee” vmamy ‘era.

Legion Calls On Posts For UMT Drive  Will Drop Bonus Demand For Now

Pass U. M. T. Bill at Once, Legion Urges   Craig Asks All Posts Back Program; Bonus And Pension Plans on Shelf .During Crisis

Fire Destroys Guard: ‘Armory At ‘Storm Lake   Save Vehicles, Big Gun; Gas’ Drums Explode, No One Hurt

ENEMY WEDGE © INSOUTH Is PUSHED BACK  Units of 25th Division Win Back All Territory Lost to Red Forces.

Drafting Doctors Nears Approval   House Proposal Up For Sneedy Action

House Seen Sure To Pass  Medies’ Draft   Senate Approval In :  Measure Would Raact TTS Cnn

wi reasury Announces ' Plans for Refunding 4. Maturing Securities

TRILLION DOLLAR FUND PROPOSED   Reuther Advocates That For 100-Year Fight To Rid World Of Communism— > Binal Diaarmamant

100-Year Figh Advocated By Union Leader  Cost To Americans In Program Set At More Than Trillion 

Labor Chief Would Spend Trillion Dollars  Reuther Proposes 100-Year F ight Against Reds

Trillion Dollars Asked to Rid World of Reds   Walter -Reuther Wants US To Invest That Sum In 100-Year Fight

100-Year Red Fighi Is Urged  Reuther —  e iesua ada} Be ee Pe me

Reuther Would Spend Trillion To Defeat Reds   Proposes 100-Year Fight To Rid World Of Communism

Reuther Urges U.S. A. To Invest Trillion, Rid World Of Communism

Reuther Urges Trillion Truman Orders New Dollar Anti-Red Drive Carbs on Housing

Daily News Index   Offer 100-Year Plan ©  ToErase Communism   Speech at Theaters

Reuther Asks For Trillion  ToFightReds   Proposes 100-Year Campaign In Outline Of Plan To Truman

Reuther Would Spend over Trillion in 100 Years To Rid World of Communism by Project in UN

Bought Animal On Fraudulent Credit  Yen For Chimpanzee Lands lilinois Man In Hoosegow

Animal Lover Learns How It Feels to Be Contined Behind Jail Bars

Senators Kill FEPC Measure In 55-33 Vote   Pros Fail To Round Up 64 Votes Needed; No New Try Set This Term

GOP Adviser Defends Far East Policy   No Genero! War Risk Foreseen In Resistance

Half Million East German Youths Jamming Into Russian Sector Of. Berlin In Greatest. Spectacle Since Hitler; No Violence Is Seen

Half Million East German  Youths Rally   War So Far Mostly Vocal; East Zone Policemen Flee to West.

Soviet Police Fire Barrage After Incident   Red Demonstration Greatest Spectacle Since Hitler Days

Meek Red Youths Stage Berlin Show   Biggest Ideological Spectacle Since Days Of Adolf Hitle:

Demonstration Of 500,000 Due At 3 A. M. EST; Saturday Passes With Little Trouble As Russians Issue Stern Order

East German Red Demands Allies Leave  Rejects Vote Appeal As Youth Spectacle  pee Sa ey

East-West Incidents Few in Huge German Y outh Rally; Climax to — Be in Today's Whitsuntide Parade

Climax To Big Show Set Today   Incidents Are Few As Gathering Opens Display In Berlin

Germans Hold Biggest Rally Since Fuehrer   Communist Strongman Rejects Western Allies’ Proposal For Nationwide Free Elections

Communist Youths Have First Parade   Allied Armor Stands Ready For Trouble In Whitsuntide Demonstrations Due Sunday

Eastern Germans Play and Cheer   Incidents Few in Berlin’: i Soviet Sector

$3 Million Spent in Pa.  Election Race   Republicans Report About $1,900,000 to     Eleet Duff. Fine

Five Western Railroads ‘Face Walkout ‘Tomorrow   Ry UNITED PRESS

Lines Prepare for Walkout by Switchmen   Pittsburgh Milkmen Reject Settlement Offer by Dealers

Rail Strike Is Scheduled For Sunday   4000 Switchmen Seek Reduction In Work Week

Cail Strike Of Switchmen Sunday 6 A.M.   Last Ditch Negotiations Being Made to Avert Walkout Against Five Railroads

Mediators Seek To Avert AFL Switchmen Strike   Pittsburgh Milkmen Reject Settlement Offer by Dealers

‘No Progress’ On Rail Strike Agreement  Five-Line Walkout Scheduled: For 6’ A.M Tek nce

Rail Strike Is Set For Tomorrow   Will Affect Five Western Railroads

) RAILS FACE STRIKE SUNDAY   Negotiations To Avoid Switchmen’s Walkout Makes No Progress.

Arrest Rocket Expert   S. L. Simons Is Accused Of Violating The Atomic Aet

Held for Theft of Plutonium  Rocket Expert Is Seized by FBI: Metal Recovered

Former American Soldier Arrested By  FBI On Charges Of Conspiring With Gold To Get Atomic Information

Rocket Expert ls Arrested By the FBI   Accused of Taking Plutonium From Atom Bomb Project

SECRET DATA GIVEN GOLD, FBI CHARGES   Russian Diplomat Linked to Ring By Hoover

FBI Arrests Man For Theft of Afom Material   ’ Find Plutonium at Home of Former Student of Missouri School of Mines.

Chemist Accused As A Spy   Alfred D. Slack Linked With Gold; Indicates His Arrest A Mistake

Arrest Man For Taking  Plutonium   Rocket Expert Says He Wanted It as Souvenir

Buried Vial Of Plutonium Found In Yard   Worked For Army On Los Alamos Atomic Project

Storms Lash California  And Oregon   Weather Blamed for One Death; Train Service Blocked From Portland  T.. baw BPeantiricad

Oath Taken 5 Years Ago By Soviet And 1.5. Troops To Aid In Preventing Wars

J. H. Bennetts Pays Back $693 Taken in State   Full Restitution Announced After Golling Investigation

[King George Creates Six New Peers, ‘Confers Knighthoods at New Year's

Order Limits Rubber Use To Tiremakers   NPA Restricts Natural Rubber Usage and ‘Total Consumption

NATURAL RUBBER USAGE TIGHTENED   NPA. Rules Consumption Cut To 75% Of Last Year

Tighten Up Qn The Use of New Rubber   Restriction be Abou What Was Used Before Korean War

Manistee Fires Four Policemen  Officers Steal Ceins From Parking Meters

Brink Clerk Grilled Again In Holdup   Neteran Employee Faces Coritinued Quiz on Big Theft

Money Firm Employe Still Questioned   Brink Worker Picked Up After Police Alarm

Veteran Employe of Boston Firm Being Questioned Today in Connection With Big Robbery

Question. Employe. in Robbery-Probe  Hope to."Clean Up. One Angle,” Officers Say. -

Police Pick Up Manter, Absent From Work; Anawors ‘Hazy’  Is Report

Arms. Aid Speeding Abroad   Western Europe, Other Nations to Get U. S. Weapons At Faster Pace

U.S. INCREASES ARMS SHIPPING   Supplies To Friendly Nations Stepped Up Since Korean Invasion.

U. 5. STEPS UP ARMS AID 10 FREE NATIONS   America Takes Pre cautionary Meas. ures In View of Pos. sible New Trouble.

WASHINGTON ACTS TO PREPARE FOR ANY NEW TROUBLE   Intelligence’ Reports Hin! Major”War Of Nerves”  Grewing In Eure pe

U.S. Increasing Arms Shipments To West Europe   Action Is Intended To Offset Any New  Trouble From Russia

Europe as Precaution   Soviet Ships, Planes  Maneuver’ in Black, ortably  Close To: Tarkey

Greeneville Jury Indicts Alfred Slael  Ex-Kingsport Man   Ex-Kingsport Man Charged With Spying For Russia

Await UN. Orders To Cross Line   Little Opposition Met in South Korea

General Prepares To Broadcast U.N.  Terms to Commies   Reds to Hear Terms Sunday, Korean Time, As Allied Forces Draw Up to 38th Parallel

Four Southern Divisions Move Ur To 38th Parallel  Reds Must Give Up  Or Face Invasion by Matted hicitcn: Ba

PROFIT TAKING NICKS MARKET   Early Gains Reduced, Some “Wiped Out, Others Forced ‘Into Minus Column

2 Who Beat W.B.Storm To Be Freed   Governor Announces Paroles For Men Who Broke Local Man’s Jaw In Five Places

Steel Concerns Cut Production As Coal Dwindle:   Unemployment Seen For Thousands More As Layoffs Start

Rhinebeck School Has Bad Fire Loss   Cardinal Farley Academy Damage Is Said to Be $300,000

Anti-Red Army Planned To Aid French   Allies Of France In Indo-China To Form Force

See Reorganizatior Of Anii- Red Allies ido China            OF 150.000 Men

Anti-Red Armies To Be Reshuffled   Strong French Force Sought to Defeat Rebels in Indochina

Rent Measure Wins in House  Compromise Bill Is Deuecad tne Slaca Vaba

House Passes Compromise Rent Measure   Lecal Option Bill Approved

LOCAL OPTION RENT CONTROL IS PROPOSEL  House Banking Com. Sin Sey 2a. FT ames   House Banking Committee Would Leave Matter Up to Muni emalities.

Local Option, One Year Extension  Voted By Committee   Governor's Approval Dropped

Local-Option Rent Control For Year OK'd   Compromise Plan Eases Objections TT, Triman Reaves

Solons Vote To Lengthen Rent Control   One-Year Extension Gets Okay Of Committee; Tax Refunds Cut ©

House Committee Approves Control Of Rents Only On Local Option Basis

House Group Okays Extension Of Rent Control for One Year   Would Be On Local Option Basis After December 31, Under Committee's Bill

Compromise Rent Control Bill OKd   Measure Sent To Senate for Final Action

House Committee Approves Rent Control Measure   Bill Would Extend Regulations a Year or Local Option Basis

Red “Youth Jam” Breaking Apart  10,000 Communists In Germany Call off Strike. Return Home

YOUNG GERMAN REDS’ SITDOWN STRIKE OVER   Submit to Medical Examinations at Zone Border After Sleepless Night.

1(),000 Sleepy Red Youths End Sirike: Go Home   Blue-Shirted Boys And Girls Accept West Police Order

Young German Reds End Strike   Start Moving Toward Home in West German: After Being Marooned

West German Red Youths Call off Sitdown Strike   10,000 Shuffle Past Eyes Of Doctors Looking For Diseases

Tired Kids Call Off — Strike _   After Two days of  Camping in Cold West German Red 

10,000 Communist Youths Call Off Sitdown Strike   Accept West German Police Demands On Health Checkup at Border

RED YOUTHS MEEK   nh ° VU Sa = AThesbses  Communist Delegation Submits to German Police  ‘Demands

GERMAN YOUTHS HALT STRIKE, RETURN HOME   10,000 Weary Lads Obey West Police, Start Roarding Trains

Reich Youths Bow to Police   10,000 Young Reds Submit to Demands

SUA §£O Meaqical Examinations  ‘Communist Youths Call Off Sitdown Strike [And Begin Homeward Trek Into West Germany

10,000 RED YOUTH. BEGIN TREK HOME   Meet Reich Police Demand To Give Names, Take Health Exams

RED YOUTHS MEEK   Communist Delegation Sub: mits to German Police Deman

Chastened Youth Returning Home   10,000 Reds Lose Sleep, End Strike

Young German Reds Call Off Strike, Move  10,000 Agree To Give Names Or To Undergo Medical Fxamination

Ten Thousand Young Reds Cold, Quit Sitdown Strike and Submit to West German Police

West Germany's Youthful Reds Submit To Order   Tired Communists Accept Demands Made By Police

START FOR HOME — ;  10,000 German Communist Youths Give Up Fight

Major Sieel Firm Increases Price  Auto Makers Study Effect on Industry

Steel Firm Announces  Price Hike   Sharon Increases Scale $5 to $10 a Ton; Auto Makers Planning Boosts

: Seek Postal Law Change Coastal State Lawmakers Say  Fishing Only Matter of Skill

News of Cat with Wings Draws Crowds To Home of Spanish Couple in Madria

Atomic Studies To Be Reopened Ai Washington   Wallace Will Get Chance to Answer Charges; Groves Will Present T estimony,

House Calls Wallace for. Mom Inquiry   Former Vice-President Groomed as Star Witness at llearine Next Tuesday

Wallace Called: In Atomic Probe   Committee Will Not Re-Summon Lewis

Demands Mount For Prob Of Quebec Agreement   F.B.1. Director Hoover Again Heard; Senate Probers Seek Fuchs Case Facts

U.S, COULD MAKE NO CHECKUP ON BRITISH ATOM-SCIENTIST-—   Demands Being Heard For Public Airing Of Quebec Agreement

Demands Grow For Airing Pact Before Public   Document Blocked U. S. Probe Of Any British Scientists

Peruvian Labor Leaders Ask Workers To Return To Jobs At Arequipa

UL. S, WONDERS DOES RUSSIA WANT WAR III   Believe Reds Navy Invetigates In Korean Move

Soviets May Have Slipped in Korea  Diplomats Speculate on. Kremlin’s

President Maps Stumping Plans For Campaign  Truman To Hit Road In May  On Long Tour

Truman to Take Stump This Spring and Next Fall   First Kear-Platform Speaking Swing Will Take Him Into  Washington State and Will Wind Up With Big Rally in Chicago May 15—Intensive Autumn Campaign Planned by President With Talks in Score of States.

TRUMAN PLANNING TO STUMP NATION AGAIN   Will Ping Fer “Fair Deal" Program  On Tour Te West Coast And Return

Seventeen Killed in Missouri Over Holiday Week-End   Fifteen of Total Die of Traffic Mishaps: Nation's Total Is 676 Fatalities.

Holiday Deaths In Missouri Reported at {7  Nine of 16 Injured   Nine of 16 Injured Are in Accidents in Twelve-County. Area

County Leaders Of GOP Demand Compromise   14th District Chairmen Meet With Stat Chief at Tunkhannock; Individually Thev Favor Duff for Senator.

Midnight Crews Fail To Report . For Work Today   Majority Of 370,000 Idle Diggers Not Expected For Morning Shifts

Majority Idle When Whistles Blow for Shifts  Contract Viewed Only Basis for Return to Pits   Closed Tiraht

Action Appears Like ¢ omplete  Strike by Men   Government's Attempts To Halt Walkout Seen As Failure: Lewis Mum

Miners Spurn Lewis,  Court Work Edicts  Majority of 370,000 Strikers Expected to Press Walkout.

Night Crews Fail To Report At Pits — Miners Expected To lanore Work Order

Majority Held Ready to Stay Out of Mines   Overnight Crews Fail To Report In Four West Virginia, Two Pennsylvania Pits; Leaders  Say Men Will Not Work Without Pact

Nothing Short Of Contract To Halt Strike   Diggers Merely Fail To Report for Work On Monday Shift

Men Fail to heport for the Morning Shifts   Nothing Short of a Contract Will Make Diggers Produce Coal, Leaders Say; Appears Like Complete Strike.

Union Members Refuse To Work Without Contrac  UMW Chief Gbeys Judge To Letter; Talks Scheduled

Mark R. Byers Dies: Formerly: at Two Rivers   - Stroke J Fatal to. - prausau Editor; Once — Published Reporter

Big Push Is on For  Pay Raises   >  ‘Unions Make Demands for  Increases as Inflation Process Gets Under Way   WANT HEALTHY BOOST   Some Firms Announce Raises Before Talks  Are Even Started

General Wave 0) Wage Boosts In U. S. Industries   Increases Follow In Wake Of Demands By Railroad And Steel Workers: Two Strikes Unsettled

Pay Hikes Granted by Industries _ Follow in Wake  - Of Demands by Steel, Rail Workers

Steel, Railroad Wage Demands Prompt Raise:   Several Other Industries Report Salary Hoosts Thryughout The Nation

Lie Meets With British Leaders   10-Point, 20-Year Peace Plan Outlined

Peace Plan  Pressed by U.N. Chief   Lie Sounding West on Big Four Conference After Red Visit.

UN See. Lie Confers With British on Peace Plan   Puts 10-Point Plan Before All Big Four Leaders on His First Meeting With Each

Lie to Confer With U.S. and Britain on 20-Year Peace Plan  Will Offer 10-Point Program and Early Big Four Session

Lie Presses 20-Year Peace Plan   Big Four Meeting, Recognition of Red China in 10 Points

Lie Presents British 10-Point Peace Program   Stops In London On Tour To Get West's Reactions

Hear Report on Hydrogen Bomb   Committee, Military Chiefs at Hearing

Views On Bomb Told By Bradley   Gen. Bradley Tells His Opinion Of H-Bomb At A Secret Parley In Washington

Congress Group Hears Report or Hydrogen Bomb  Bradley, AEC Aide Offer Testimony at  arrmn

Get Hush - Hush H-Bomb Report   Congress Committee Hears Bradley With Doors Locked

17 Killed As Plane Crashes In Argentina   Find Emptied Revolver In Pilot’s Cabin; Girl, 8, Is Sole Survivor

Argentine Plane Crashes; 17 Dead   Famed Seaside Resort ls Scene;  Survivor

Truman May Yet Be Forced To Oust Political Henchmen From Important Policy-Shaping Government Posts

Two Are Called To Tell Opinions About Formosa   Other Developments in Congress Reported at Washington; FEPC Effort Is Planned.

Senate Asks Information On Formosa   Defense Leaders Testify Today In Closed Hearing

Johnsen, Bradley To Testify On Formose  GOP Forces Appearance Over Connaliv's Objections.

Senators Quiz Defense Chiefs on Formosa Policy   Johnson and Bradley Called before Secret Session on Reported Split with President

MAKE PLANS OLD SETTLERS REUNION HERE   Committees Completing Work Annual County Event Thyreday Ano 17

PLAN PROGRAM OLD SETTLERS DAY, AUGUST 17   Kids Parade Is In Morning, Dinner, Free Acts, Rides Giande Cannarte

‘SAND, SALT SPREAD EASES AREA DRIVING   Gets Credit For -Preventing Traffic Accidents   Early, Work By Newport, Stat Crews Cuts Dangers on  Jey Highways

Gets Credit For Preventing Traffic Accidents   Early Work By Neiwport, Stat: Crewn Cuts Dangers on  Icy “Highway

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS REACH 347   TOTAL SETS RECORD FOR MF. MORIAL DAY PERION — 224 OTHER FATALITIES,

Memorial Day Victims Total a7  Bhasth Ta}   Death Toll Includes 347 Traffic Fatalities During Four Days

MISHAPS KILL 571 INNATION OVER HOLIDAY   347 Lives Claimed By Traffic Accidents, Setting New High

OTL INNATION OVER HOLIDA'   347 Lives Claimed By Traffic Accidents, Setting New High

— moral Pay Toll  571 Americans Die Violently Over Four-Day Holiday Perioc

Million Dollar Holdup Is Described By Chief Cashier In Brink’s Office

Decided Not to Grab for Shotguns Cashier Says in Story of Robbery

JOBLESS DREW $2,290. TOTAL   Average Payment During September Was $20.90 Weekly

APRIL_JOBLESS. DREW $14,258   Payments Included Benefits Under GI And State Rules -

JOBLESS-DREW $2,184 TOTAL   :, Average . OF 25...     taper  “Got Compensation ae  During October

JOBLESS DREW $20-AVERAGE—   November Payments Totaled $2,547; ‘Weekly Average $20.72

150-Mile Pipeline Finished In Arabia  3,000 Mile Tanker  Journey Eliminated

Italian Churches Demand Freedom  Min istry Statement ented In Naples

Polio Incidence Up Ovér 1949   Tipton County Receives $1,650 Cash Advance

Polio Incidence Up Over 1949   - Tipton awe Receives $1,650 Cush Advance

SMUTS, FAMOUS WARRIOR, DIES   South African Leader, Noted On Battlefield And In Peace Parleys, Passes.

SMUTS, LEADER IN AFRICA, DIES   Prominent In Three Wars And Two World Peace Movements

Death Takes Smuts, South Afriea Leader  Noted World Figure In War And Peace Dies In 8 lst Year

Dust Reaches Gulf As Drouth Danger Looms   Farmers Try Hard To Forestall Dust Bow!

$100 Million More Aid Is Asked of Congress for Area Around Red China   Senate Foreign Relations Committee To Be Given Proposal Tuesday; No New Appropriations Involved Says Connally

$100,000,000 Aid For Indo - China Is Asked By Truman   Far East Nations Would Get Assistance Under New Program

Pres. Truman Accused Of Endangering Security In Withholding Loyalty Files

ECA Chief Asks $3,100,000,000 For Foreign Aid   Hoffman Cites Role In Cold War; U.S. to Tighten Marshall Plar

Marshall Plan Chief Reports  ‘Near Miracle’   Europe’s Industrial Production Mounting —Aid Cited as Weapon In Non-Shooting War

EUROPE NEEDS THREE BILLIONS FOR RECOVERY   CONGRESSMEN HEAR BUDGET ESTIMATE FOR MARSHALL PLAN

Need 3.1 Billions For European Aid   Hoffman Says Amount Necessary to Pay For Furopean Recovery

More Asked For Recovery Plan   Billions Reported Needed In Europe

SOVIET TROOPS SOON T0 QUIT BAST GERMANY   Members of Peoples Police Force Alert: ed for Occupation Withdrawal.

Truman Aide Calls Railway Strike Huddle   White House Makes Effort to Head Off Nationwide Walkont

MAKE LAST DITCH PEACE ATTEMPTS IN RAIL DISPUTE  UNIONS HAVE CALLED 5-DAY TOKEN STRIKES TO BEGIN ON MONDAY

Iruman Moves To Halt Major Railway Strike  Seizure of Railroads Forecast as Action

Union Leaders Called in Try To Avert Strike  ‘Rail Group Meet le Haid nat 9 P hd

Rail Meeting Set For Today   Union, Management To Discuss Strike

Call Meeting In Threatened Railroad Tieup   Government Making Las! Ditch Effort To Heac Off Nationwide Rai Union Walkout

Nationwide Rail Strike  Threatens   Token Tie-Ups Set For Mondav

Act To Head Off Railroad Strike   : Union, Management Heads ~ Summoned To Meeting At White House

WHITE HOUSE BATTLING 10 AVERT STRIKE   Implement, Electrical Workers Quit—Three Stoppages Ended.

White House Calls Rail Union Leaders  Acts To Prevent Tieup of Lines

MAKE LAST DITCH TRY 10 STOP STRIKE   White House Sets Meeting Today Between Railroad Union and Carrier Representatives.   ! MORE WALKOUTS OVER THE NATION   Farm Implement Workers Quit, Electrical Workers Threaten. Three Strikes Are Ended Today.

Make Last Ditch Effort to Stall Railroad Strike   Carriers and Unions Meet Today on Call of President's Aide

Seeks To Avert Rail Stoppage   Both Sides Called To White House For New Effort

White Housé Calls Rail Unionists in Effort to Head Off Strike Threat

Last Ditch Try: To Head Off Railroad Strike  White House Sets hd _,!? . gf 7 fF Gg].

Efforts to Avert Rail Strike Fail   White House Calls Management, Unions Into Special Session

STEELMAN MOVES TO AVERT STRIKE   ASSISTANT TO TRUMAN CALLS FOR ANOTHER RAIL PARLEY TODAY,

RAILROAD STRIKE SITUATION TAKES ‘A SERIOUS TURN   BROTHERHOOD CALLS FOR TUESDAY STRIKE ON TWO STEEL LINES

TRY TODAY TO HEAD OFF RAIL STRIKE   White House Calls in Union Leaders at 2:00 P. M. for Further Peace Talks.   » TOKEN STRIKES IN STRATEGIC MOVE   Five Day Shutdowns on Key Steel and Coal Carrying Lines to Begin Tuesday.

‘Woman Who Stole Daughier’s Bo Poisoned Husband. Sentenced fo Life

Two Men Die as Car Hits Gasoline Truck   Police Chase of Speeding Machine  Ende in Pure

‘Dinner Guests Buy $48,725 Worth Of Fairgrounds Improvement Bonds

CO. FAIR BOND ISSUE SELLING   Sale At Booster Dinner ‘Assures Construction of New Grandstand.

STUDENT FACES MURDER CHARGE   Formal Action Is Taken In lowa City Case

Reserve Officers  Receive Army Call  11 Vigo County Men To Report Sunday

ELEVEN VIGO MEN CALLED   Twenty-nine Other Reserves From This Area Will Take Exams Sunday

SEOUL COMMUNIST ~-RULE-DESCRIBED   PROPERTY OF “TRAITORS” SEIZ;. —CAPRTIVES PARADED THROUGH STREETS.

Traffic Safety To Be Discussed At Open Meeting  Elimination Of Hazards To Be Considered

Traffic Safety To Be Discussed At Open Meeting   Elimination Of Hazards To Be Considered Tuesday Afternoon

War As Issue Is Declining   Victory In Korea May Kill Political Value For GOP

Domestic Items Claim Interest  ‘Replace War Issue In Political Drive

Taft Claims Farm Plan Is Plain Fraud   GOP Shifts Attack’ From Korean War To Domestic Prohlem«

Domestic Issues Top Vote Races  Korea a War Fades  Amnanion tanie

POLITICS TURNS TO HOME ISSUES AS WAR WANES   Vomestic Problems Claim Attention In Disputes Over Administration’s Hand ling Of Problems.

Domestic.issues Again Draw Fire In Nat’! Politics   Taft Denunciates The Brannan Plan ‘In Fall Campaign

War Fades As Issue, In Elections   Taft Shifts Attack To Brannan Plan As Victory Looms

Korean War Fades As Political Issue   Taft Shifts Main  Attack To E

Home Front New Isstre’  War’s Political Effect Lessens With Victory

Brannan Socialized Farm Plan Comes 'To Forefront As GOP Campaign Issue

Home Issues Come To Fore  As War Wane:  Domestic Problems Reclaim Attention

Home Front Issues Get Spotlight  Victory Tn Korea :  Ohenasa Rrasnhocia   Victory In Korea _ Changes Emphasis In Fall Campaigns

 Replaces War Issues Political Campaigners Turn [Again To Domestic Problems

THEY'LL FIGHT   Former German Army Officers Demand Equal Recognition From West   MAKE THEIR PRICE FOR HELPING AGAINST REDS

South Koreans Push Toward Chongiin Port   Communists Withdraw t Northeast, Build Up.  et Qieastin

Communist Resistance Virtually Disappears On Northeast Kor ean Front; Red Reinforcements Pour Across Yalu River   7TH DIVISION TAKES  HYESANJIN BORDER CITY

100,000 Enemy Force Massing In Northwest ©   Communist Resistance ’ All But Disappears = In Northeast Sector

Knemy Quits On Northeast  Korea Front   le Completes New Defense  _ Line On Approaches To  Sinuiju Capital

100,000 Reds Seen Preparing For New Assault   Bloody Fighting Looms at West End of Front

New Communist Assault Feared By UN Leaders   100,000-Man. Force Is Believed Forming In Northwest Area

Both Chinese and North Koreans Withdraw  Across Yalu for Defense Stand or Offensive  On All Fronts, But Reinforcements Pouring

Believe Foe Building Up In Northwest   Capital Division Within 67 Miles OF Russian Line

Seventh Division and South Koreans Advance Unopposed; Enemy Building Up Force of 100,000 On Northwestern Front.

FLEE TAEGU   Refugee Swollen Population, Excited and Near Panic,’ Stream Out of Communist Threatened City — Whole Familles Wallc in Search of Safety.

THOUSANDS FLEE TAEGU   Refugee Swollen Population, Ex. cited and Near Panic, Strean Out of Communist Threatened City — Whole Families Walk lr Search of Safety.

BIG OPERATING UNIONS DRAFT PAY STRATEG)      ‘Only Few Pennies’ Slow-Telephone Strike Talks

Red Officer Is Held For Brutal Killing 0f26 Gls; ) Survivors To Testify  Youth, 18, Describes Massacre After Feigning Death To Escape

OFFICER HELD FOR ATROCITY   Wholesale Slaying Done With Guns Or Spades

Captured Red Officer Is Named As One Who Ordered Massacre of 26 Gls

First North Korean War Criminal Caught, Ordered 26 Captive GI's Shot

Capture Red Accused of War Crimes   Say Lieutenant Ordered Shooting Of 26 Americans

Yanks Capture Korean Officer Who Ordered 26 Prisoners Shot   First Enemy to Be Seized, Accused OF War C rime

26 Yank Prisoners Shot: North Korean Officer Held as War Criminal

Rogge Seeks World Peace Appeal Change   Member of Red-Tainted ‘World Partisans for Peace’ Changes Tune

Penal System Study Revived   Establishment of A Classification Center In Pennsylvania Urged

Three Men Still Trapped   Hope Remains Alive For Trio In Tunnels

Hunt Goes On For 3 In Mine  Bodies Of 2 Others Recovered In Utah

Hope Held Out  for Miner Trio Two Die Deep-in Utal land Mine Fram Smoke.

STILL HOPEFUL FOR 3 MINERS   Bodies Of Two Men Are Brought Out By Rescue Workers

TIMMY SULLIVAN FEUD ENDS IN SUPERIOR COURT   Final- Decree Entered in Case Of Across-Street Neighbors’   Complainant, Respondents  Aceé Enjolned From. Interferlng  - With Use Of Howe Aye.

Final Decree Entered In Cas Of Asress-Street Neighbors   Complainant,  Respondanta Are     Saja Brom Jutertering  With Use Of Howe Ase,

WITNESS JAFFEE DECLINES TO TALK   Plan Contempt Citation Against Editor Whose Magazine Had Hundreds of Secret U. S. Documents,

BOP SENATORS TURN LIGHT ON JUSTICE DEPT   Capehart Offers Resolution for a Full, Complete Investigation.

GOP Senators Ask Probe of  Amerasia Case   Request Inquiry Into Justice Department's Handling of Charges

21 Senat Request Fu Study be Ma              Eye Charges of Wt ~ Wash in Prosecutié of Case 5 Years Ag

Charge justice Dept. ‘Whitewash’  Judiciary Committee   Judiciary Committee Asked To Investigate

GOP Senators Seek Amerasia Inquiry  Resolution Asks Study of Handling Of Maaazine Case by Aaency

Ask Probe Ot Justice  Department   21 GOP Senators Seek Inquiry into Handling Of 1945 Amerasia Case  ASKED BY CAPEHART Calls for Inquisition  By Members of Senate Judiciary Committee

BY JUSTICE. DEPT. HIT   Twenty Republican Law. makers Present Resolution for Investigation of Prosecution in Red Spy Case.   WITNESS JAFFEE DECLINES TO TALK   Plan Contempt Citation  _ Against Editor Whose Magazine Had Hundreds of Secret U. S, Documents,

GOP Senators Would Reopen Amerasia Ca Case   Prosecution in Original Inquiry

10 Republicans In Senate Want Check on Action  Jaffe Balks Group,  RDafiicnc Tn Ancwa'   Jatfe Balks Group, Refuses To Answer Hearing Queries

GOP Senators Urge  Amerasia Case Probe   Group of 21 Today Asks Congressional Inquiry. Into’ Justice Department's Handling of Affair in 1945—Capehart Leads Move..   "COVER UP" CHARGES HEARD

11G0P Senators Question Method of Its Handling   Hundrer's of Secret Government Papers Found During Raid

20 Senators Hit Handling Of Amerasia   G.O.P. Bloc Asks Possible Charges ' Against Officials

Resolution Is Offered By Capehart   Acts On Behalf OF 19 Other GOP Members

Prosecution Of Officials Eyed In Stand Of 20 Republican Senators   Contempt Charges Possible For Jaffe   Editor Of Defunct Maga. zine Refuses To Testify To Senate Unit

Senators Would Probe Handling Ot Secrets Case   Editor of Amerasia Magazine Declines to Answer (Questions

COP SENAT ASK SEPARATE SPY INQUIRY   Would Have Probe Into Handling Of Amerasia Casa

Jaffe Refuses To Answer Most Questions   Charges of “Cover Up” Result in Move By GOP Group Today

Senate GOP Asks Probe   21 Join in Demand for Investigation Of Handlina of Amerasia Case

21 GOP SENATORS ASK INQUIRY INTO AMERASIA CASE   STUDY POSSIBLE CONTEMPT ACTION AGAINST JAFFE

il Republicans Demand Amerasia Case Be Probed   GOP Request Includes Formal Claims Against Department Officials

JUSTICE DEPT. ROLE IN AMERASIA EYED   21 GOP Senators Demand Congressional Probe ; Of Case History

11 GOP Senators Want Probe of How lt Was Handled   Full Study of Justice Dept. In Case Asked

21 Senators Ask Amerasi Case Probe   Justice Department Is Target in Call For Congress Quiz

Ask Justice Dept. Probe In  Amerasia Case   21 Republican Senators In Bid; May Charge Jaffe with Contempt

Senators Want Inquiry Into Justice Department Handling  Of Amerasia Document Case

Investigation of Dept. of Justice Role Is Sought :  Jaffe Refuses to  ES. VERT oe me S

Amerasia Probe Is  Demanded   21 GOP Senators Ask Investigation Of Justice Office Inquiry

Senators Ask Justice Agency Be Investigated  tt Oh Se. 2 cA Eke   —G.O.P. Group Hits Handling Of Secret Documents Inquirv

Justice Dept. (Quiz Asked by 20 Senators.   Amerasia Case Handling Under Fire; Jaffe Balks

Puts 10 Points Of Plan Before U. N. Members  Cantinne Warld Chincnce Tecure Meeet   Cautions World Chinese Issue Must Be Settled Before Impasse Is Solved

UN Members Handed Lie’s  Peace Plan   Chinese Issue Blocks Work Toward: Ending Cold War, Secretary Declares in Letter

BERNARD SHAW DIES QUIETLY EARLY TODAY   Last Rites Of Church Are Administered To English Writer

Comptroller Reveals State To Be In Red By $26,000,000 By August 31 Of Next Year

State of Texas Deficit 0f $26 Million  Loss of Income From Oil Tax le Rlameaed

Violence Claims Fourteen Lives   NAlntiad Ninagewn Diantny   Noted Negro Doctor Killed In Accident

VIOLENT DEATH JOTAL SWELLS   Fourteen Are Victims Qf Traffic Wreeks And Other Tragedies In North Carolina. 7

Drees Accuses Officials—  Discharged Comptroller Testifies at Liquor Probe

Ex-Liquor Official Says He was ' Thorn In Governor's Side”   Drees and Scott Tell Stories to Interim Committee

Truman Visits Wounded Guards; Widow Of Slain  Assassin Lands In Jail

Truman Resumes Regular Duties, _ Visi ts Hospital  Ca sae? co Ce Mee oo   Expresses Gratitude. To Wounded Guards; Will Attend Funeral

TRUMAN VISITS FBI WOUNDED DEFENDING HIN   President Will Attend Funeral of Guard Who Lost Life

Truman Visits Police Injured  In Gun Battle   Chief. Wife to Attend Rites for Guard Slain In Blair House Affray

Truman Visits Wounded Guards  Tells Reporters Both Moen Are Recovering

TRUMAN WILL ATTEND RITES FOR POLICEMAN   ‘President Also Visits Two J Men Wounded Defend ing Him   TORRESOLA’S WIDOW HELD IN NEW YORK

Truman Visits Officers Who Defended Him   Wounded Policemen Get _ ting Along Fine, President Reports

Truman Visits 2 Guards Who Defended Him  Both Wounded Men  ey eee en se _.

President Calls On Wounded   Slain Gunman’s Body Unclaimed la City Morgue

Truman Visits 2 Who Foiled  Assassination   Walks To Hospital; Jokes With Reporters About Attempt On Life

TRUMAN VISITS 2 SHOT GUARDS   Walks Two Blocks From White House To Emergency Hospital

Truman Pays Visit To Wounded Police  Heovily Guarded on Walk to Hospital

Truman Visits Two Wounded Policemen. Plans To Attend Services For Slain Guard

FEAR 14 DEAD ~ IN CALIFORNIA TRUCK MISHAP   Vehicle Carrying 22-27 Farr Workers Plunges Into Canal. :

Thunderjet Fighters Make Second 'ry For Nou-Stop Atlantic Flisht.

JET PLANES IN OCEAN FLIGHT   Two U. S. Fighters Seek To Span Atlaniic Non-Stop

JETS TRY TO SPAN SEA NON-STOP   Two Air Force Fighter Planes Attempt Longest and Fastest Jet Flight Over Atiantic.

—ENGLAND TO NEW YORK— Jets Take G Off In New  Attenipt To Sp pan ‘Ocean

Non-Stop Flight Again Attempted By Thunderjets   Hope To Complete 3600. Mile London, New York Trip In Eight Hours

Two Thunderjet Planes Start Again On Non-Stop Flight Across Atlantic

Two Thunderjets Shoot For New Records American Jet Fighters Start Non-Stop Atlantic Journey

THUNDERJETS TRY TO FLY ATLANTIC   ATTEMPT 3,600-MILE LONDON TO NEW YORK NON-STOP CROSSING

Two U. S. Jets Try Again To Span Atlantic  Refuel Over Scotlanc After Taking Off At Air Base In England

Rail Walkout Clamps Squeeze on Industry  Unemployment Pyramids Swiftly As Mediation Board Stands By

Peace Moves Not 1 in Sight; Board Waiting   Violence Is Reported as Jobless Figures Continue to Climb

Mass. Murder Possible-NONE INJURED AS BOMB EXPLODES IN RICE DORM

Students Narrowly  Escape Death As  Bomb Blasts Dorm Home-Made Bomb  Fails to Injure Students At Rice

Students Unkart As Charge of TNT Smashes Windows   Besta ent Quizzed In ‘Revenge’ Theory

Bomb Explodes In Dormitory  Rice Institute Believed to Be Prank of Student

Crude Bomb Shakes Campus of College  Sleeping Students   Sleeping Students Showered by Glass

Bomb Rocks Texas School   Crude Gadget Is Explosion Cause, At Rice Institute

DEADLINE IS TUESDAY NOON Plans To Name Queens For Fair Boosted As 120 Enter Contest

‘President Asks More Benefits For Jobless  Says Overall Cost Increase Not Excessive

TRUMAN REQUESTS CUNGRESS BOOST PAY TO JOBLESS   Suggests $30 a Week, Plus Additional Money for Dependents, Go to Unemploy ed,   PROPOSES UNIFORM SCALE OVER NATION   President Would Extend Sys. tem to 6,000,000 Persons Not Covered by Present Law,

Would Include More People and For Longer Time   Special Message Galls for Payments Uy to $30 a Week on Uniform Scale Over Nation; Calls Need “Urgent”,

President Wants  — Uniform $30 Rate   Wide Changes Are Songh In Unemployment Seinp

Truman Urges Extension Of Jobless Pay To More People, Higher Benefits

Truman Urges Unemployment Pay Increase   President Wants Jobles: To Have More. For ‘Lonaer Periods

Eugene Karpe Is Found Near Austrian Town  Returning To U. S, After Completing Duty in Rucharact

Mutilated Body of U.S. Naval Attache Found in Austria .  Capt. Eugene F. Karne Annaarc te tlncn   “apt. Eugene F. Karpe Appears to Have Been Slain U. S. Army Sources Report

‘Mutilated ‘Body of U.S. Navel Attache Is Found   Body of Friend of Vogeler Found in Railroad Tunnel Near Salzburg

Capt. Karpe Was Friend Of Voveler   Body Found In Railroad Tunnel, Badly Mutilated

U.S. Attache in Romania  Found Siam in RR Tunnel   Niutilated Body of Capt. Eugene Karpe Indicates Foul Play

Oificials of U. S. Slain in Austria   Body of Naval Attache is Found in Railway Tunnel in Vienna.

Probe Death of U.S. Naval Aid  In Balkans   Body of Karpe, Vogeler Friend, Found in Tunnel   (Picture on Page 4}

Thailand Offer of Troops Accepted   W ASHINGTON—(UP)—The United Nation's and the Lnited States have accepied Thailand’s offer to send 4.000 combat troops to Korea.

HOWE GUTTED AT LAKESIDE   Loss Is Estimated At In Excess of $25,000 By Owner

CLAIM MAJOR CAPTURE   Chinese Reds Report Taking Woman Leader af Guerrillac

Insane Convict Nabbed Kasily  At Cincinnati   Tries To Grab Purse OF Woman Outside Police Headauarters

Insane Convict Captured In Cincinnati  Seized Near Police Station Attempting

Husband Charged In Knife Death Of Wife Here   Tragic Slaying Occurs Here Sunday Afternoon

Husband Charged In Knife Death Of Wife Here  “ier a Oe 1. * &   Tragic Slaying Occurs Here Sunday Afternoon

“MAKE DO’   To Go As Far as Possible on Available Funds for  Tournalism Home

K. U. TO “MAKE  DO’   To Go As Far as Possible on Available Funds for Journalism Home

FOR NEW DISTRICI   Organization Meeting Has Been Called in Baldwin  for May 15

COLD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   State To Remain In Its Frigid Grip Through Next Sunday

No Relief Yet ror Cold Spell   Frigid Wave To Stay) Through Sunday

Trustee Goes Into Hiding as Onward School Dispute Brings Death Threats

Arms To Europe Aggression-Taft  Ohioan Says Strength At Home Better Aim

Judgeship Plan Being Considerec   Judgeships Would Be Removed From State Politics

TRUMAN MAY VETO POSTAL PAY BILL   GIVES PAY BOOSTS TO WAR II VETERANS IN POSTAL SERVICE

House Okays A Pay Hike   President Expected  To Veto Bill Affecting Vets in Postal Service

Oswald To Head Prisons in State  Parole Supervisor Selected for Post

Mine Family To Move Out   Worker Who Accused Lewis Fears Threats

F amily Will Move  To Avoid Threats   Hlinois Miner Says Family  Has Been Threatened Since His Fight With The Union

MINER INVOLVED IN UNION DISPUTE LEAVING STATI   Sidener and Family Seek Re fuge in Florida Because of Threats. .

SEEK 10 TALK MALIK DOWN   Britain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb To Carry Oratorical Ball Today

Brifon Heads Speaker List In U. N. Fight   West Presses Talk Battle With Russian

Britain Takes Oratorical Ball In Council Fight   Anti-Communists Try To Out Talk Soviet Delegate On Korea

West To Lash Russia Again In U.N. Battle  Briton To Carry On After Austin Opens Assault On Malik

UN Council Word War Is Started   Sir Gladwyn Jebb Slated .to Speak in Campaign to Out-Talk Malik.

British Reply To Malik Sef   ‘War Of Words’ Wil Be Fought Before U. N. Sessions

Speaker List Of UN Headec By Sir Jebb   American Delegate Blames Russians For Red Attack On South Korea

BRITON SLATED TO TALK IN U. N.   West Will Attempt To Counter Red Stalemate

UN DELEGATES SET TO FIGHT WAR OF WORDS   Britain’s Sir Gladwyt Jebb Will Try To OutTalk Reds’ Malik

West Strives to Out-Talk Malik   Britain Takes Up Oratorical Ball as Security Council Anti-Reds Attempt to Counter Deadloch

"Briton Picks Up In Battle With Malik   @ Efforts Started To Counter Filibuster Of Red Deleaate

Name-Calling Started Malik Won’t ‘Budge, S So Hot Words Fly In U.N.

UN Filibuster To Be Continued   Allies Attempting - To Out- Tel ik Malik

Britain Takes Up Oratorical Ball at UN   Anti-Communists Trying To Outtalk Russians

West Wages Word War on Russia in Security Council   Tays N. Korea ‘Zombie Government’ Under Moscow Thumb

Briton Is Up Next In UN Talkathon   Sir Gladwyn Jebb Follows Austin’s Attack on Russia

U.S. Chides Reds OnPlane Protest  Reply Delayed Until Alb nformation-in

KKK KK U.S. CHIDES RUSSIA FOR LACK OF GALMNESS IN DEALING WITH AIR-GLASH

for Shooting af Plane by U. S.   Lacked ‘Calmness anc Restraint,’ Note Says in Criticizing Action

State Dept. Communique Slaps Soviets   Reds Criticized for Lack of 'Calmtess' in Alleged Clash

U. §. Chides Russian Action  Cites Lack Of Calm, Restraint On Incident

United States ~ Chides Russia   Criticises~ Moscow: ‘Government for Lack.of “Calmness and Restraint’ in Dealing With Alleged: Clash’ of  American-and Soviet Planes.   REPLY TO PROTEST DELAYED

US Chides Russia For Impetuosity   Reds Lack ‘Calmness, Restraint’ in Dealing With Plane Incident

U. S. Chides Russia for Lack of Calmness In Dealing With Alleged Clash of Planes

U.S. Making Calm, Restrained Inquiry   Reply to Russians Must Await Thorouch Investisation of Clash

RUSSIANS GIVEN SHARP REPROOF BY STATE DEPT.   Soviet Chided For Lack Of Restraint, While United States Delays Note On Reported Clash Of  Planes.

L. S. Criticizes USSR Handling Ot Plane Crash   Chides. Russia for Lach of Calmness, Restraint in Incident

U. 5. Chides Rec Belligerence In Plane Crash  Calmness Needed In Delicate Affair, Statement Declares

Reply Isto Be Delayed   Until U.S. Gets More Information, Determines "True Facts’ in Calm Study

ATOKY BUT ONE WAY TD AVERT WAR HE SAYS   Truman Backs UN Efforts te Stop Fighting, Pledges Full Support.

Senator Would Call Reds’ Bluff   Lawmakers Hear Officials on * Korean Crisis

War In Korea Is Receiving Top Attention   Red Invaders Demand Southern Re. public Surrender

Republicans Also Regain Control of Ohio Congressional Delegation and Ohio Legislature.

New Jersey Boy Uncovers Bones Of Ancient Beast   Giant Sloth Roamed 100.000 Years Ago

Youth Finds Bones of Ancient Sloth        Boy Paleorialogist Discovers Prehistoric Remains in New Tersevy

14-Year-Old Boy Finds Bones Of Sloth That Roamed Jersey 100,000 Years Ago

PREHISTORIC SLOTH  14-Year-Old Boy Unearths  Bones of Ancient Animal

Charge Abduction, Part Crete Lovers  Bridegroom Arrested Int New Spur'to Feud

DEWEY RLAYS DEMS AS PARTY QF BIG MONEY   Governor Gives Blistering Talk On Administration

Democrats Called — Big Money’ Paty  De ewey Deplores “Ss Spies, "Sex Offenders. Int 2S. Service...

Dewey Says Democrats Harbor Spies, Traitors, In Government Service

Charges Demos. ‘Big Money’ Part  Dewey Joins Stassen In Attack On Foes

Party Accused Of Harbor. ing Spies, Traitors, Sex Offenders   ‘HISS’ CONVICTION i IS ALSO MENTIONED

Dewey Calls Democrats Money Party   Says Sex Offenders, Spies In Government  Receive Tolerance

House O.K. Due Today On Gal Defense  Sn   New Federal Agency Would Be Boss Of $3.100.000.000

Long Battle ‘Over Oleo ‘Moves Into  Last Round   House Scheduled  To Vote on Sending Bill To A Joint Conference Committe

Oleo Tax Repeal Nears Final Round  Dairy State Sofons Prepare for Battle

Repeal of Tax On Oleo Near Showdown Vote   Action Needed For Conferees to Draft Final Form

Battle on Oleo Tax Repeal Now is in Last Round   House Vote May Send Bill to Conference; H-bomb Opinions Are Told in Congress,

Famed Jazz Singer Dies   Al Jolson Passes Away Unexpectedly at San Francisco at Age of 64.

‘Jazz Singer’ Al Jolson, 64. Dies Suddenly   Famed Entertainer Was   Stricken With Heart   Attack in San Francisco  :

Death Closes Long Career Of Al Jolson   Veteran “Mammy Jazz Singer Dies Unexpectedly

Al = Died With Quip On Mips   ‘Mammy Singer’ Stricken While Playing Cards With Friends

Jazz Singer Dies With A Quip on Lips   Al Jolson Suffers Heart Attack in San Francisco Hotel Last Night

End Comes Quietly in Hotel Room   Noted Entertainer Victim of Coronary Occlusion, Report

Al Jolson, Veteran Jazz Singer, First to Entertain Overseas  In Last Two Wars, Dies Suddenly

: —AL JOLSON IS DEAD— Long, Active Career Of Mammy Singer Is Ended

FAMOUS JAZZ SINGER KNEW HE WAS GOING   Death, at 64, 2 Weeks Aftel Return from Korea, Was Painless.

Al Jolson Dies Unexpectedly In California   Veteran Jazz Singer Had Just Returned From Trip To Korea

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Al Jolson Dies Suddenly But with a Quip on His Lips

Famous Mammy Singer Succumbs In Calif. Hotel  Coronary Occlusion  Caused Death OF Blackface! Star

End Is Sudden During Game With Friends  Was Favorite With GI’s in Two Wars

; Al Jolson, Famous Mammy Singer, Dies’ ~ Of Heart Attack In San Francisco Hotel!

AL JOLSON DIES LATE LAST NIGHT   PASSES AWAY WITH A WISECRACK ON HIS LIPS; HAD COME FROM KOREKA

Al Jolson Dies With Quip On Lip Abaut President   Noted Jazz Singer First To Entertain Soldiers In Wortd War I, Korea

Pelle Friends: ‘Tm Going Boys’  Al Jolson Dies With A Quip On His Lips

WitR QUIF ON WAFS CIPS Entertainment King of Jazz Era Singer Al Jolson Dies Sudden

Al Jolson Dies after Heart Attack With Typical Wisecrack and Smile

Al Jolson, Veteran Jazz Singer, Dies As He Lived - With Quip On His Lip:

Veteran Singer, Al Jolson, Dies Suddenly in S. F   Heart Ailment Causes Death Of Entertainer

Just Returned © Two Weeks Ago From Korea   Planned To Make Recorded Show With Bing Crosby Today

Jazz Singer Al Jolson Dies With Last Quip  Al ntact Lmtaswtarmoar.   Noted Entertainer, 6A, Stricken In California Hotel

AL JOLSON DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT 64   Famed Jazz Singer Started Entertainment Career In 1899.

Al Jolson Dies Suddenly in  San Francisco   Veteran Entertainer Only Returned From Korea 2 Weeks Avo

“Al” Jolson, Veteran Jazz Singer, Is Dead   Dies, Quipping, “I Had 2 Hours with MacArthur; Truman Only 1”

Al Jolson Is Dead:   [Famed Jazz Singer Succumbs Suddenly To Heart Ailment

Al Jolson Dies Of Heart Attack   Veteran Jazz Singer Famed for “Mammy Song. Movie Career

Al Jolson Dies Of Sudden Heart Attack In Western Hotel; Was Army Favorite

Al Jolson, Jazz  Singer, Dead   End Came as He Sat With  Friends at Cards

2 Divisions Land; Reds Shell Taejor   First Cavalry And 25th Join Battle In South Kores

News Of Reinforcements Arriving Cheers Troops   Two U. S. Divisions Land On Korean Coast; Drive Inland Toward Revrouping Red Fnvres

Two Freshly Landed U.S. Divisions Plunge Into War At Taejon Battle Front

Child Can Starve For Emofion Lack   Slower Than Physical Starvation but Just as Effective, Is Finding

Phone Strikers Hit Waukesha   Other State Locations to Be Visited by CWA

FILLING POSTS 1S DIFFICULT   Truman Has Trouble Finding Men For TopLevel Jobs

Higher Salaries Fail To Attract Men To Tov-Level Government Posts

Meigs Clinic Now Assured; Kiwanis Sponsored Project;  Capital Stock of $15,000

Security Council Set For Hearing Qn Risky Formosa Issue Next Week

Formosa Question Threatens... . a a 8 nS  United Nations Set For Bitter Debate

UN. FORMOSA HEARING SET   Security Council Will B Given Full Data On  Situation

Taiwan Issue Hearing Seen   Formosan Question  Due for U. N. Airing

Formosa Debate Expected in UN   Western Delegates Say Korean Issue Won't Be Sidetracked

LUBBOCK MAN PLACES 17TH ane Man Named. Winner Of LUG Mile Mexican ar Road Race.

Rail Unions Set on Striking  Token Walkouts Slatec To Get Started Today

Railroad Token Strikes Scheduled Today Unless  Government Takes Over   Three Key, Terminals And Two Short Lines To Be Shut Down By Walkouts Despite Trumaa’e Request To Unions

Rail Strike Sef fo Start Today; Seizure Asked   ‘Token’ Walkout to Hit 3 Terminals and 2 Short Lines

Rails Are Poised For Token Strike In Country Today   Spokesmen Remain Silent -On Truman Suggestion To Defer Walkout

President’s Suggestion Ignored by Rail Unions  Refuse To Cali   Refuse To Cali Off Token Strikes: Due This Morning On Some Lines

Plea Fails To Move Rail Union:  White House Asks ‘Strike Deferment

Proposes Plan for Promoting American Aid   Knox Favors 15 Years Tax Exemption on Investment Profits

MacArthur Directs Move From Plane   U. N.’s Commander Sees Definite End Of War In Korea

WANTS TO KEEP LUCK IN FAMILY  Pilot Hits 3 Hills, Bounces, Flies On 100 Mi. to Safety

More Branches Of Southern Are Idled, However   Both Sides Agree To Arbitration On Diesel Issue

Rail Strike Progress Reported   Extra Fireman Issue May Go To Arbitration

NEGOTIATORS RESUME TALKS OVER WALKOUT   Chairman of Mediation Board Says Some Advances Have Been Made.

Dom Progress Toward Peace In Rail Strike   Negotiators Work on "Package" Proposal Ace Walbaut Grraade

Rail Strike Peacemakers Make Headway   Report Definite Progress Has Been Achieved Towards Settling Firemen's Strike

Bill To Abolish  Rent Controls In State Reported    Delegates Also Get Bill To Permit Governor To Seize Struck Coal Mines

Mine Taking, Bill To End Rent Ruling Faced Today   ‘Lively Debates Due Over Both As Labor  Groups Disapprove

Let Contracts for New E-State Dormitory   Bids Come Within State Appropriation of Half Million; Construction Wark: Mee Crane Sanne

Let Contracts for New E-State Dormitory   Bids Come Within State Appropriation of Half Million; Construction  ube ot     ee

Senator Would Reopen Inquiry  Wants New M'Carthy Charges Investigated

Demands Senate Renew Red Quiz   Hickenlooper Urges Probe of Latest McCarthy Charge

Controversy To lake Back Seat  English Tories To Let Labor Sweat It Out

U.S. Banking on People’s Guilty Consciences for Revenue, Truman Reveals in His Budcet

Urge on Bill For Curb on Rail Strikes  Donnell Declares Need Fmanhacized   Donnell Declares Need Emphasized By Walkout

63,000 Miners lgnore Pleas To Dig Coal   Resistance Strong In Northern W. Va., Pennsylvania Areas

63,000 Miners Fail To Go Back to Work   Pickets Balk Some; Surplus Food Aid For Diggers Sought

MINE PICKETS BAR WORKERS: 63.000 STRIKE   Resistance To Appeals For Return To Pits Centers In State

20,000 MINERS RETURN TO PITS; 63,000 STILL OUT   Number of Diggers Who Voted to Resume Work Are Kept Out of Shafts by Pickets.   COAL TIE-UP HITS RELATED INDUSTRIES   Crucible Steel to Lay Off 500 Men Today—-Youngstown Sheet Cuts Iron Production.

Coal Miners Uphold No Work Order  Embittered Diggers Tonore Lewis Plea   Embittered Diggers Ignore Lewis Plea To Return Ta Work

West Virginia-Penn Areas Hardest Hit; Strikers Assert ‘No Contract, No Work’

63, 000 Miners {dle As Pickets Keen Many Away   One Leader Hit When He Tried to Get Men to Return

More Ihan 63,000 Bitter United Mine Workers Are  Ignoring Lewis’ Request

63.000 Miners Out on Strike: lenore Lewis   Kither They Will Not Work or Pickets Stay Attempts for Return

63,000 Miners Still Out Despite Pleas fo Return  Pickets Halt Some Returning   "26 CO Warked

FOREIGN AID BILL VOTE NEXT FRIDAY    Senate In No Appertat Murry Te  Concur im Messure Approved Br Bease

SOLDIER ADMITS HE CHOKED SLAIN WOMAN   Autopsy Report Indicates Evi dence Of Rape Of Former York Woman

Man Admits He Choked  Slain WAF   Suspect Says He Tried To Make It Look Like Sex Attack

WAC Raped In n Slaying  +t Admit   Sergeant Admits Killing; Not Rape

Soldier Admits He Slew WAC   Attractive Sergeant Chokved To Death In-Coliéee fopnias:

SLOT MACHINES OUT ! IN PENTAGON CLUB   Secretary Johnson Acis Im Antici pation of Federal Law Prehibkétiaw Wise

Secretary Johnson Bans Slot Machines In Officers Club in Pentagon Building

Major Legislation Moves Slowly In — session Since Jan: 3   Oleo, Korea, Farm, Gas Bills Passe

ONLY 4 MAJOR BILLS CLEARED BY CONGRESS   Recapitulation Shows Number of Measures Passed In 81st Session to Date.

Giris Riof, Fiee Industrial Schoo   New Superintendent *Hazed’ by Inmates

Forced To Fight Thousands Of Ired Helmstedt ‘Antis’   Blue Shirts Are Ripped From Backs, Flags Heaped On Fire; 2,000 Leave Town In Haste

Vienna Reds.-Cause Railroad,  Streetcar Tieup: :  50,000 Workers: Go ‘ On Strike in: Soviet-. Cantrottad Factariac

Disturbances {n Vienna Renewed   Two Rail Lines Into Capital Reported To Have Been Severed

Red Disorders Flare Anew In Vienna   Communist Mobs Continue ‘‘Little Blockade” of City

Red Disturbances Break Qut Again In-Austrian Cities  Commie Bands Rove Chen nte -£ Vince   Commie Bands Rove Streets of Vienna And Western Towns

"Communist Inspired Riots Continue  ¥ Demonstrations In Vienna Staged BD.. p. J.

Vienna Simmers With New Disorders Prompted by Reds   Traffic Is Tied Up During Disturbances and Factory Strikes.

VIENNA TRAFFIC STALLED BY REDS   Rail Lines Cut by Communist Demonstrators

Commie Bands Tie Up Trolleys, Cut Rail Lines   50,000 Workers In Russian-Controlied Factories Strike

51 Fair Officers Elected   J. A. Clark Named President; New Directors Chosen

Fair Officials For 1951 Named  kA. Clark Elected Fo Head Association.

U.S. BARGE LINE OFFER REJECTED   Government, However, Stil]  Willing to Sell

Budget To Call for a 5 Billions   Truman Not To Seek Tax Increases Next Month, But Later

Truman Budget Is $75,000,000,000   Two-Thirds of 1951 Spending Will Be for Armed Forces

$75 Billion Spending Listed For Fiscal 1952   Budget Message To Follow State Of Union Address Before New Congress; Later Tax Hike Certain

Tax Increase Bills Delayed   No New Requests Expected in January

Fear 55 Killed As Constellation Falls In Egypt  22 Americans Aboard  TWA's Bombay ToNaw Vark Airlinar

Wrecked Plane Was On Route Cairo To Rome   Twenty-two American: Are Reported Among Those Aboard Plane

$ Nations Seek Fast UN Action To Unity Korea   Decision on Going to China Border Would Be Left to MacArthur

Ask UN Approve Korea Unification  Boundary Crossing . Left to MacArthur

UNIFICATION OF KOREA URGED BY EIGHT NATIONS   U. N. Leaves It Up To MacArthur Whether To Cross 38th Parallel      INDIAN 1S OPPOSED TO. ADVANCE NORTHWARD 

UN Members Seek Action On War Pose   Ching Reds Win Right to Sit !n On Formosa Talk

U. N. Gets Resolution; Further Advance Open   Next Military Move Is Left To MacArthur: Britain Offers Resolve

New Resolution Gives Authority   Eight Nations Seek Speed on Korea Unity

_—" UN Members   Eight UN Members  Scak Quick Action  in Tadey’s Session

UN. DELAYS VOTE. ON SENDING ARMY INTO NORTH KORE!   Eight Nations Call for Speed in Authorizing General MacArthur to Cross 38th Parallel.°   INDIA MAY JOIN REDS IN OPPOSING INVASION   ‘Resolution Would Permit‘  Allies te Occupy*Any Part of Country Until Condi Hl tions Are Stabilized.

Gen. M’Arthur Would Decide Troop Status   UN Asked To Speed Action On Unification Of Korea

May Recall U. S. Troops To Quell Activities Of Reds In Philippines

King George's: Diplomatic Boy Found Intact.:.   Sailor Seized at -Buckingham Palace in Attempt to Climb Wall

Papers Stolen At Buckinghan Palace Found   Scotland Yard Denies Documents Valuable; London Speculates

Duff Talks On Conservation   Pushes Battle Cry Of Late Gifford Pinchot Into State’s Campaigr

Dutf Talks On Conservation  ee Seen; ee ee 2 ee ost   Pushes Battle Cry Of Late Gifford Pinchot Tnto State’s. Campaign

SENATORS GET LOYALTY FILES   M'CARTHY CHARGES DEPARTMENT RECORDS HAVE BEEN ‘RAPED’

Senate Probers Get First Glimpse At State Department Secret Files

Probers Get Look At Files   McCarthy Threatens To Name Envoy Accused As Spy

Senate's Red Probers Scan Loyalty Files   Record Spread For Committce In White House

OYALTY FILE   our Members of Senate  Fereign Relations Sub committee Begin Study ef Names   ‘ONTAIN ALL THE DATA

Senate Investigators Get Their First Look at Loyalty Files, Probe May Take at Least Month

Senate Probers Look at Files   Loyalty Files Are Checked in White House by Probers

Probers Take First Look at Loyalty Files  Open Records of 81 Cited by M’Carthv

Senators Check Loyalty Files  Communist Probe Continued By Group

Investigators Looking Over Loyalty Files   Communist Probers Get State Department Records on 81 “Reds” Named by McCarthy

Senate Probers Get First, Glimpse. ;  Be atten  ‘At State Department Secret Files

SENATE-PROBERS: START STUDY: OF STATE DEPARTMENT FILES   McCarthy Says Records “Almost Valueless’ To Loyalty Commitiee

Manhunt Spreads For Two Escapers   Convicts Climb Fence, Flee In Automobile; Eastern , Okfohama Alerted

Bonus Board Stops Mailing Checks Until Next Month  Money From Sale

TRUMAN, MAG IN AGREEMENT (NAWAR POLICY      Korean Rehabilitation Main Topic in Two-Hour Wake Meeting.

Phone Dispute Is Deadlocked: Talks Continue   National Strike Is Still Scheduled For Thursday Start

NEWS QUIETS CONVENTION   Hoosier Democrats Scan Korean Bulletins; Campbell Still Favored.

Warning Given U.S. Should Have Gone to War With Reds in’46. Pauley Says

Pauley Fears War in Korea ‘Only ‘The Beainning’ in Fight With Reds

Pauley Scores  Error in 1946   Deelares War on Russians Justified in 746

Korea War Is Only a Starter   So Edwin Pauley Tells Senate Committee

Pauley Asks Stiff Stand to Ensure  Reds Keep Pacts   War Urged If Necessary To Force Communists To Observe Treaties

For War On Russia If  Necessary Would Compel Soviets Abide  = a we

ENFORCEMENT OF PACTS URGED  Pauley Says U.S. Should Have Gone To War With Reds In 1946

9 Escape Death by  Blazing Gasoline   Driver of Fuel Transport Truck Charred Beyond Recognition by Inferno

Families Craw! Out Of Blazing House  Gasoline Truck Plows in Turne Home lata Inferna

Nine Persons Escape Through Basement  Driver Is Burned To Death Ac Truck Plows Into House

NEW AF PLANES SURPASS ANY PRESENT JETS   Is Major Step To Gain Upper Hand In Modern War

Vinson tor Protection From Blitz   Georgian Urges Added Sum For War Planes In Budget

Freeing Under Bail Of Doctor Breaks ‘Rule’ ,  Never Done Before   Never Done Before In N.H. Killing Case

Shouts Innocence Of ‘Mercy Death’  Doctor Free on Bond In Unique Procedure

MERCY KILLING DOCTOR IS FREE ON $25.000 BAIL   Unprecedented Action In Capital Case Follows — ‘Not Guilty’ Plea

Doctor Denies Murder Charge pa la cal  Physician Allowed Bail. after Arraignment in Mercy Death of Dying Cancer Patient

MERCY DEATH PLEA ENTERED   Doctor Declares Innocence To Murder Charge; Given  Freedom On Bail

Haggard Doctor Allowed Out On $25,000 Bail  Action Unusual In Capital Cases; He Pleads Not Guilty —

‘Mystery’ Halts Coplon Case Trial   Defendant Visits Judge; Jury Dismisse«

Jury Excused For Weekend In Coplon Trial  Situation Has avian to  ‘eee rei hmm

BRITAIN LEADS MALIK ATTACK   Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Head of British ,U. N.. Delegation Picks Up ‘Bartage Against Malik Opened . by... §. Delegate Warren KR. Austin,

Body of Tof, 2, Found i in River   Fisherman Finds Body of Brian Marshal tn C6 Claire River

TO CONSIDER RESIGNATION  Mexico '@ Representatize Resignation ESCO Secretary

TO CONSIDER RESIGNATION  Mexico > Bapereente Resignatior NESCO Secretary

Crippled Farm Lad Honored for Pluck  Exhibitors Praise ‘Hero’ of Swine Show

Elmore City Lad, Crippled, Wins Acclaim and Applause As Hero af Livestock Show

MAIL SERVICE WILL BE CUT   Postmasters To Limit Deliyeries—Other Economies Slated for Nation

Donaldson Orders Postal Services Cut To Hold Down Operating Costs

Mail Service Slash Order Affects City   One Residential Delivery A Day Set; Other Work To Be Reduced

Postal Cuts Ordered By  Donaldson  Residential Areas To Receive Only   Residential Areas To Receive Only  One Delivery Daily

Order Mail  Service Cut  Postmaster General Orders Cuts   Postmaster General Orders Cuts As Part Of General Economy Move

Congressmen View New Order As Pressure Move to Force Larger Funds Appropriation

Order Cut in Mail Service to Reduce Post Office Costs   Congressmen See It as Pressure To Raise Rates

Move Taken To Keep Agency Out Of ‘Red’   Residential Areas Will Receive One Delivery Daily; Union Protests

WINDOW HOURS A] POST OFFICES TO BE CURTAILED   Orders, Effective at Onee, Come at Time Donaldson Is Seeking 'erease in Rates.   DEPARTMENT NOW OPERATING AT LOSS   Cuts Go Beyond Recommend. ations of House Group— A. F. L. Letter Carriers Assail Move.

One Delivery Per Day In Residential Areas  Ordered By Donaldson   Action Coincides With Department's Demands On Congress For Increased Avnropriations And Hike fn Rates

(Deliveries Cut To One A Day Sweeping Reductions In Postal  Service, Mail Delivery Ordered

Ew EEE EEE e—w ee  Cut in Mail Service Is Ordered By Donaldson in Economy Action

Single Delivery Daily Decided  For Residences  Letter Carriers Quick te Protest  Slash in Ranks

Rae Arnould Hasn’t Heard Official Word  One Delivery Each   One Delivery Each Dav for Residences

a ° > % slanation  %, %, . Us %leasure   7  Is Keonomy ow Needed   Orders Take Effect Immediately, Says  Postmaster General

Mail Service Curtailment ls Ordered   No Word Received Here; One-A-Day Delivery Planned

CUT IS ORDERED IN MAIL SERVICE   One Delivery A. Day To Residences; Windows To CJose Earlier And Other Economies Planned.

Postmasters Must Slice Deliveries, Cut Forces   Rocky Mount Postmaster W. L. Joyner Savs Order Will Have Little Affect Here

Reductions Ordered  Because Of Deficit   Business Area Deliveries Reduced To. Twa _ Daily--Over-All Cuts In Postal Window Service Ordered

Other Service Reductions Also Put Into Effect  Window Service Also Is Ordered Cut In Economy Move

NATION'S MAIL DELIVERY 10 BE CURTAILED; AFFECT ON LAS CRUCES NOT YET KNOWN

Residential Area Delivery Limited To One Each Day   Donaldson Blames Lack Of Money As Cause For Slash

Mail Deliveries Cut Sharply  One Daily to Homes Is Washington Order

Mail Service Cut Ordered For Economy   Delivery to Homes Slashed to 1-A-Day; Other Work Slashed

Postmasters Order Cuts in Mail Service   Limit ot One Delivery a Day in Residential Areas

Extensive Cut In Postoftice Services Ordered   Donaldson Says Costs in Excess of Current Receipts

Carriers Will Be Limited To One Delivery  Pressure On To Get   Pressure On To Ge Funds In Congress

All Towns, Citie: To Feel Effect Of Service Cut   Donaldson Says Curtailment Of Service Nevcessary To Get Out OF Red  Personnel Cuts Loom

Sharp Cuts in Postal Service Ordered Immediately; Single Delivery Daily

Home Delivery Ordered Cut   Congress Members Look Upon New Rules as Pressure Attemn?

Delivery, Other Postal Services Are Slashed; 12 May Be Idled Here

Residential Areas to Get One Delivery a Day   Orders From Donaldson to Reach Postmasters Today, Effective Immediately; Quick Reaction From All Sides.

One Delivery A Day For Resident Areas   Reduction Exceeds Recommendations O: House Committee   fieee Further In Cuts

Revenue Drop Brings Cut In Mail Service   Congressmen Claim ‘Pressure Move’ To Have Funss Hiked

Korean Enemy Nameless, Is Murderous Fighter, Cleverly Uses Stealth, Infiltration

Commies Move Into Position To Strike Behind U. S. Lines Toward Pusan, Main Seaport   Senate And House Committees Tackle Home Front Mobilization   Koreans Strange Lot To Gis

Northern Enemy Looks Just Like Southern Friend, Americans Find; Foes Called Ferocious Fanatics

Americans Battle Strange Enemies   Soldiers Are Hard To Recognize; Their Leaders Nameless

Army Goes Into Action   Brings Food And Fuel To People  In Frozen Areas

Army to Assist In Carrying Food Fuel in Dakotas   New York ( ity Hit by Kirst Heavy Snow of Winter; Texas Area Also Is Affected,

Stricken Dakota Area Receives Help; New York City Has First Big Snow

Threatened Strikes Mar Labor Front   ™ Several Unions Talk ~ Of Walkouts In Key Industries

Cirike Threats in 3 Industries Var Labor Scene   Maritime, Railroad And Phone Walkouts Disturb Union Quiet

Threatened Strikes Mar Labor Scene   Walkouts May Come in Telephone and Rail Industries

Strikes Again Threatened By  Several Unions   Maritime, Railroad, Telephone Industries Would Be Affected

3 Walkouts Threatening U, S. Labor  Peace Soon   Maritime, Railroad’ And Phone Industry Facing Early Tieup

Strikes Threat " Three Fronts  Maritime, Rail, Phone   Maritime, Rail, Phone Industries Worry

Major Strikes Threatened In Pact Disputes   Railroad, Ship And Telephone Systems Facing Stoppages

STRIKES THREATEN U.S. AGAIN   Railroad, Telephone And Maritime Walkouts Are Brewing Over Nation

‘Threatened Strikes— . Mar Labor Peace In Maritime, Rail, Phones

Strike T hreats Hang Over Shipping, Railway and Telephone Industries   Walkouts May Develop Within Next Several Weeks, With Atlantic-Gulf Maritime Dispute Near Showdown; Airline Also Faces Tie-Up

Strike Threats. Mar Labor Scene  ~ Picture. Relatively Quiet at Present

Strike Threats On Wide Front Reported Today   ‘Walkouts Threaten Three Industries To Mar Labor Scene

The Labor Picture Darkens   Disputes in Four Industries Hold Threat of Strikes  In Next Few Weeks

Faces Threat  ‘Of 3 Strike:   Nation ‘Menaced With Maritime, ‘Railroad and Telephone Walkouts.

Several Strike Threats Loom   Maritime, Rail, Airways, Phone Walkouts In Offing

Engineers And Firemen Want }-Man Diesels  Maritime Officers To Quit Saturday

Railway, Ship, Phone Unions Map Walkouts  t.. PA hha   Thousands Of Men Would Be Involved 1€ Tieuos Occur

RAILROAD, SHIP AND TELEPHONE TROUBLES LOOM   Walkouts May Devel. op In Three Big Industries Within Next Several Weeks — One Set For Satur. day Nicht.

John Boettiger, Ex-Son-In-Law o FDR, Kills Self in 7-Story Leap   Was Formerly Married to Anne Roosevelt

John Boettiger Leaps to Death InN. Y. Hotel   Overcomes Male Nurse and Jumps Seven Stories i From Window

Plunge Fatal To Boettiger, Ex-FDR Kin   Second Suicide Bid In Week Successful: Leaps Seven Stories

Ex-Son-in-Law Of FDR Leaps To Death From Hote   John Boettiger Makes 7-Story Jump in N. Y.

Boeltiger Leaps Out N.Y. Hofel.   Was Despondent Over Job as Public Relations Expert

Margaret’s Betrothal Reported   Princess Believed Engaged to Earl of Dalkeith, Weir to Strine of Titles and Lurce Fortune

PRINCESS SAID T0 BE ENGAGED   LONDON HEARS MARGARET WILL WED HEIR TO LARGE BRITISH FORTUNE.

London Agog Over Rumors Princess Margaret Enaqaaed To Muchly Titled Earl of Dalkeith

Princess Rumored Engaged To Scion Of Noble Family   Earl Of Dalkeith Gives  Elizabeth Ring, Says London Paper

Immediate Appeal Planned as Judge Passes Sentence   Former Official Convicted on Two Counts of Perjury

Defense Says Case Will Be Appealed   Ex-State Department Official Still Claims Innocence

Hiss Sentenced to  Five Yearsin Pen   Former High Ranking Official :  Of State Department Found Guilty

AGAIN DENIES CHARGES AS HE IS SENTENCED   “ormer Official O:! State Department Isn't Fined

Hiss Gets Five Years   Sentenced to Penitentiary for Perjury; Will Appeal Case

Alger Hiss Gets 5-Year Sentence   Still Maintaining Innocence, Ex-State Official Will Appeal

Case Will Be Annealed: No Fine Assessed  Former Governmen Official Aaain   Former Government Official Again Denies Charges

Hiss fo Appeal His Five-Year Prison Senfence   Convicted of Perjury, Ex-State Department Offi cial S&H] Denies Guilt.

Alger Hiss Given Five Year Term   Thanks Judge for Conduct, Maintains Verdict Wronaq

Ex-State Dept. Worker, Who Plans Appeal, Tells Court Facts Will Clear His Record

Former State Department Official Found Guilty Sat. On Two Counts Of Perjury

Alger Hiss Sentenced To 5 Years in Prison   Terms of Perjury Counts to Run Concurrently No Fine Imposed; Defense Immediately Files Notice of Appeal And Bond Is Set at $10,000

Judge Refuses To Levy Fine Appeal Planned   Denies to End He Gave Secret Papers to Red Spy Ring

5 Years in Prison for Alger Hiss   Expect Defense to Appeal Case te Supreme Ceurt

EARODSEVELT AIDE GUILTY ON 2 GOUNTS   Jury Holds Hiss Perjured Himself Twice During Spv Probe.

Convided Of Perjury   Hed Denied Slipping Secret Stete Papers te Pre-War Sevier Sey Rine

Former State Department Official Plans To Make Appeal To High Courts

ARMER ADVISER OF ROOSEVELT 10 FPPEAL VERDICT   Denies Guilt In Court And Accuses Chambers Of  Vommumtnr Rasa

Appeal Notice Quickly Filed By Attorney   Bond is Continued For Defendant by U. S. Jurist

Jap Police Push _ Anti-Red Drive   Arrests Are Made In Tokyo And Osaka; Indication Of Broader Action

Japs Increase Actions On Communists   Government Waging Compaign Against  Dade , Pele ashe

Troops Of UN Move Without Firing A Shot   Americans 20 Miles From Manchuria

First Corps Advances In Sleet Storm   Manchurian Border 20 Air Miles Away From Allied Units

ALLIED DAN     AUT 10 MILES FROM BORDER  ry   Advance Through Steet Storn Four Miles Without Firing a Shot.

Advance Through Sleet In Northwest  Allied Forces Gain Along  Entire Front

COLD WEATHER FAILS 10 HALT WN. ADVANCE   American Troops Are Now Only 20 Air Miles  From Border

Yanks Within 20 Air Miles Of Manchuria   South Korean Section Of Line Stabilized After Reds Attack

Some Troops Drive Ahead Five Miles   Americans Advance To Within 20 Air Miles of Border; Weather Hinders

Yanks Advance Up to 5 Mi. In The Northeast   Battle Red Tanks, and Guns in Frozen Hills; 20 Mi. from Border

Advance Four Miles Without Firing A Shot   ROKs Snap Back After Losses For More U.N. Gains

_ NAVAL GUNS, PLANES AID ROKS March Toward Border Gathering S peed After Break In Cold Weather

U. N. Troops Score Gains All Along Storm-Lashed North Korean War Front   U.S. Seventh Division Fights Five Miles Ahead Aaainst Heavy Red Resistance in Northeast Hilfe

US Infantrymen Approach Border   7th Division Within 20 Miles of Manchuria; Anti-Guerrilla Onerations Stepved up

Yanks Within 20 Air Miles Of Manchuria   ROK’s Regain Offensive On Center Sectar

Americans 20 Miles From KoreaManchuriaBorder   U. S. 7th Division At 41st Parallel After Stiff  Fight; Troops Roll Unopposed Through Slaat In Narthwect

1st Corps Moves Up Four Miles in Sleet Storm  U.S. 7th Division — Battles Reds To Advance 5 Miles

AMERICANS GAIN IN PUSH TOWARD CHINESE BORDER   South Korean Troops Stabilize Left Center Of Front-—Red Attack Fails To Gain  Ground.

Allies Gain Along Entire Korean Front   Americans Smash To Within 20 Miles Of Manchu Frontier

Yanks Advance fo Within 20 Miles Of Chinese Border   Advance Up to 5 Miles Made in Cold. Sleet Storm

YANKS WITH 20 MILES OF MANCHURIA   South Koreans Stabilize Left Center Of Front  MARINES   Clash With Sizeable Red Force Near Chongjin Gain Three Miles

IN Forces core Gains 1N. Korea   Americans Only 20 Miles From Menchurion Border

‘Seventh U. S. Division Fights ‘Forward Over Five Miles In the ‘Frozen Pungsan Hills Sector

rrozen rronis . Come Alive ln Flaming Fights  Gls Drive Within 20 Miles Of The  Manchurian Line

Defy Cold And Sleet; Gain Of Five Miles Is Scored In The Northeast

Americans Hack Out Gains Of Up Te Five’ Miles In Northeast — UN Forces In North-' west Push On Unopposed — ROKs Also Move Up

North Atlantic Nations to Create Defense Forces   Military Committee Meet Brings Agreements On Organization

North Atlantic Nations Hoping For Speedier  Band Of Force   Opening Session Of Meeting Results In Cheerful Prospect

Bigger Defense  Force Forecast Hope Developed in   Hope Developed in First Atlantic Meet

Arms Speed-Up Appears Possible   Atlantic Powers Also Agree to a Bigger Pranram

PACT NATIONS MAY GET BIGGER ARMY FASTER      Small Nation Urges Increased Force; Bradley Calls for Speed.

Twelve Atlantic Pact Nations May Be Able to Create Larger ‘Military Force Than First Planned

West May Be Quicker On Defense Plan   Leaders Cheered By Progress At Atlantic Pact Talks

QuickForce May Result  For Nations      orth Atlantie Nations Band Together for Defense Against Red Ideology  ant  vt Te Relieved

Pact Nations Plan Speedy Defense Force   North Atlantic Group Makes New Military Plans

 Atlantic Pact Group Optimistic  Small Nation Proposes Larger Armed Force to Oppose Reds

PACT NATIONS PUSH ARMING   See Chance of Organizing Defense Force Earlier  Than Was Expected

Prospect For Quick Arming  Cheers Allies   North Atlantic Nations Speed Defense Against Communist Aggression

PACT NATIONS MAY INCREASE MIGHT QUICKL   Cheering News Comes From First Session Of Military Leaders.

North Atlantic Defense Speeded   Korean Aggression Is Spur to Combined Power Buildup

Unity Among North Atlantic Nations Seen Resulting In Better Defenses

Pact Nations Speed Plan  For Defense   Bigger Force Looms As Small Country Spurs ‘Hurry-Up’

No. Atlantic Unified Army Is Approved   All Nations In Pact Agreeable To Joint Force

Reds Forced Faster Work   Integrated Land, Sea and Air Force Being Organized

Army Plans Stepped Up  Atlantic Pact Nations Agree To Speed Arms

SEEK SPEED-UP IN REARMAMENT OF 12 NATIONS   g BRADLEY MAKES PLEA AT OPENING MEET OF MILITARY COMMITTEE

70 Divisions For Defense of Europe Seen   Force May Come Into Being Sooner Than Expected

Pact Defense View Cheers   _ West European Army May Grow Big Faster Than Had Reen Honed

Pact Nations May Sef Up A Quick Defense  Speedy Creation Of Arms Program a Ac P  oome Ac FProcnecr

Total Idle Approaches 106,000. in Areas Affected; Traman .. May. Act -

Strike Spreads In Coal Fields, 100,000 Now Idle   More Than Fourth Of Nation’s Diggers Remait Out Of Pits; Miners Rejecting Orders To Resume Three-Day Week

Communist Party Cancels Activity   Educational Works Ended By Directive

_ —LEADERS PUT ON SPOT—  U. S. Reds Cancel All Educational Orders 

Trade Paper Predicts Slash In January   Government Supports. Fore: ' cast With Order Affecting Aluminum

Power Examiner Hears Arguments   Listens To Debates On Who Should Builcd At Roanoke Rapids

‘MORE CIVILIAN HELP WILL BE EMPLOYED   : Abeut 200,966 Te Be Hired Bx Armed Services, Government Announces

Buckeye Democrats  Confident Of Triumph   End Two-Day Meeting With Top Strategists at Columbus

Yanks May Halt Short Of Border  Of Manchuria In Mopup Of N. Koreans

High Coal Prices Seen as Result Of New Pacts   Spokesman Asserts Wage Boost to Hike Cost to Consumer

ISLAND LOST, REPORT SAYS   Nationalist Armies Reported Surrendering Cap. ital To Communists.

Washouts Sending Trains Through Ade  Rock Islend and Katy Using Frisco Lines

Trio Robs Trust Firm of $40,000  : Stage Davlight “Holdup   Stage Daylight “Holdup Flee In Black Car

Two Liquor Store Bandits Arrested   Law Catches Up With Couple After B Salling Holdoa

MAKE TWO ARRESTS   ‘Men Picked Up In Connection With Salina Liquor Robbery-

Sees Research Holding Key to Ag Problems   Truman Believes In: come, Surplus Posers Can Be Solved

Air Force's Brainy Parachute Knows When And Where To Open in High Jumps

 Knows When And Where To Open  Parachute With Brain Perfected for Airmen

Passenger And Freight Hit Headon   Fifty Persons Injured in Collision Near Connellsville.

d0 INJURED IN COLLISION OF TRAINS MONDAY   Mishap Occured Two Min. utes From Connells ville Station

50 HURT WHEN TWO B. AND 0 TRAINS CRASH   Passenger and Express Collide Headon Near  Connellsville

TRAINS. CRASE   Passenger and Express Collide Headon Near Cénnellsville

Naming Gen. Marshall Sec. of State ‘Pathetic,’ Declares Sen. McCarthy

/ MARSHALL UNFITTED   McCarthy Tells Editors   Acheson Incompetent

McCarthy Says Acheson “Completely Incompetent”   rATTIMORE HPP NTEPED

Hallinan Asks New Trials for 3 Defendants   Misconduct Laid to Judge; Most of Witnesses BRrihed. Claim

Labor Front Review Slated   Symington to Meet  With Union Bosses

War Job Situation  Studied   Capital Parley Is Atiended By Union Leaders

Symington And Labor Leaders Map Strategy   Mobilization of Workers Foreseen As Possible Step In War Crisis

SY MINGTON HOST TO LABOR HEADS      Manpower Controls in Emergency on Agenda

—TALK MANPOWER CONTROLS— War P lanning Boss: And \Labor Leaders Confer

Manpower Controls Discussed   Symington, Head Of War Planning In U. S., Meets With Leaders

Labor Leaders, Symington Meet   Discuss Plans In Event Of War Emergency

Local Officer Killed In Crash Of Big Bomber   Capt. Paul Anderson, Jr. Dies When B-50 Exblodes

Local Officer Killed In Crash Of Big Bomber  Capt. Paul Anderson, Jr.   Capt. Paul Anderson, Jr. Dies When B-50 Explodes

Long, Hard Korea War Predicted   Need Six To Nine Months  To Rout Red Invaders. Say Military Leaders.

MILITARY MEN HERE STUNNED BY REVERSES   Leaders Warn That U.S. Is In for Long Hard Pull Before Victory.

Bank Dividend Will Be Paid   Stockholders of Old The Oil City National To Receive $90,000

$30 A SHARE PAYMENT SET BY OLD BOARD   Dividend To Wind Up Liquidation Process  Started in 1934

‘HORSE-AND-BUGGY TOWN’ Rep. Patman Wants Capital Moved West of Mississippi

Dewey Takes Charge Of State Investigation Into Wreck; Six Inquiries Into Crash Now Under Way   329 PERSONS HURT IN WEDNESDAY WRECK

Political Front Lane And! Mahoney Exchange  Verbal Blows About Money

No Plans Now To Take Over US Railroads   : Instead, White. ‘House to Negotiate Against - Strike

President Has No Plans Now fo Seize Railroads   Trainmen Authorize Strike by Yordmen At Three Terminals

No Thought Or Seizure Now  Of Railroads      Hoped To Resume Negotiations To Avert a Strike

TRUMAN NOT PLANNING ON RAIL SEIZURE   White House Report Says  Steelman Hopes To Re sume Negotiations With Brotherheods   DEADLINE NEXT MONDAY

Truman Refuses lo Seize Rail   President Rejects Proposal From Union Officials

No Thought Now Of Seizing Rails To Avert Strike  Steelman Hones tao

Truman Has No Plans to Seize Rails   President Rejects Pleas of Unions To Head Off Strike

Rail Situation Up In Air After Talks Collapse   Union Again Urges U.S. To Run Roads; Packard Still Tied U

President Has No Thought Of Rail Seizure  Leaves Way Open If Mediation Is Not Succeceful

Truman Has No Plan to Take Over Railroads   Five-Day Strike Is _ Authorized for Three Terminal Lines

Truman Refuses Order of Seizure  In Rail Walkout  Unions Requested Step in Threatened National Strike

Truman Will Not Seize Railroads   Brotherhoced Approves Strike of Yardinen at Three Locations

UNION ASKS U.S TO TAKE RAILROADS   White House Negotiations in Effort to Avoid Nationwide Strike Ends in Deadlock.   U.S. HAS NO PLAN TO SEIZE ROADS   Brotherhood Spokesman Says Yardmen Are Authorized at Three Points Monday.

Unions Want - Roads Seizea   Negotiations to Avert Rail Strike Collapse, for Time at Least.   LATE BULLETIN

Hopes Mediation Can Avoid Strike  By Trainmen  Union Ask Him To Take Over Rail Operations

DENY PRESIDENT  PLANS TO SEIZE  U.S. RAILROADS REQUEST WAS MADE BY Y UNIONS AFTER  TT vo CAI!

No Plans To Seize Railroads   ‘President Still Hopes ‘To Avert Strike By Other Means; Yardmer PN scl Out Monday >

Last Survivor Of Little Big Horn Dies Ey Sergeant Won Meda! Of Henor At Custer Massacre

Last Battle Survivor of Custer’s Last Stand, Holder of Medal. Dies

British Prime Minister Tells National Press Club Luncheon Bitter Experience Has‘Shown That it Does Not. Pay—Cheered When He Asserts "as Long as Stars and Stripes Fly in Korea British Flag Will Fly” Beside  "Them."   THIRD TALK WITH TRUMAN

Britain Will Stand By U.S. Attlee Says   ‘British Flag Will Continue to Fly Beside Stars and Stripes in Korea, Promises Prime Minister.

Attlee Says Chinese Won’t Be Appeased  British Leader Tells Press Club ‘Policy Doesn’t Pay Off’

Attlee Declares There Will Be No Appeasement of Communist China to End Fighting in Korea

"No Appeasement," Attlee Vows  England To Stick By U. S. In Korea

Britain Stands Beside U.S., Say: Prime Minister   Better Understanding Resulting From Talk With Truman. Claim

Says Britain Will Stand  By U.S.    Attlee Flatly Denies ish'to ‘Appease’ Red China; Points Out Need For LanccRance View

Little Chance Of Truce in Korean War   Situation of U. S. Ground Forces Termed ‘Very Grave’

No. 1 Briton Assures U.S. Rumor False   "We Stand by Our Duty, We Stand-by Our Friends.’ He Aver:

Britain Will BackUpUS., Crowd Told   Prime Minister Says — Conferences Bringing Better Understanding

ATTLEE PROMISES NO APPEASEMENT OF CHINESE REDS   DECLARES BRITAIN TO STAND BY U. S. IN KOREA FIGHTING

Attlee Declares West Will Not Appease China   Pledaes Britain, U.S. Will Stick Side by Side

Briton Pledges Continued Aid In Korea War   English Leader Flatly Denies Reports of “Second Munich,”’ Promises to Stand by

Says British Will Support US. in Koree   Production Boost Agreed Upon in Talk With Trumen

Britain fo Stand By U.S. in Korea, Statement Says   Bitter Experience Has Tauaht Lesson

Won't Bow to China to Halt War Britain's Attlee Tells Newsmen   CONFEREES AGREE ON BIGGER OUTPUT

Britain To Stay lin Fight   Prime Minister Attlee Flatly Denies Reports His Government Plans To Appease Chinese

Attlee Declares No Appeasement for Chinese Reds   Does Not Pay anB Wil Not Halt Fightiimg in Korea, Minister Says

ATTLEE SAYS. THERE'LL BE NO. APPEASEMENT   British Flag Will Stay = ir Korea With Stars and Stripes.

Truman, Attlee Agree ‘To Up Production Effort On Vital Raw Materials

Let Stomach Decide, Coal Miners Told   Most Of Strikers Vote Today To See If They Return

BACK-T0-WORK DECISION UP TO MINER VOTE  Pennsylvania and West Virginia UMW

MANY UNION OFFICIALS PREDICT END   89,000 Coal Miners Now Refusing to Obey Work Order

Showdown Due InMine Crisis On Monday   Miners Vote Today On Question Of Going To Work

Union Heads  Hope Rebels Will Return  By Tomorrow   Hunger, Ire Growing As Workers Declare Intent To Stand Pat

Miners To Vote On Returning To Work Moriday As John L. Lewis Ask:

Return To 3 Day Week ls At Stake   District V Sentiment I Return, Faces Picket Threat From Stnkers In District 4.

30,000 Cases Of U., S-~Owned Whisky Said Tied Up By French Customs In South American Pert Of Cayenne

Chiang Outposts Facing Invasion By Communists  State Official Says c  VAl an’s Imtarviana   State Official Says U. S. Won't Intervene If Reds Try Attack

WAL. FURMOSA BE “LIBERATED ?’  _ China Reds Shift to Invasion Position

Republicans Watch Eleven Key States  Democrats Are. Eyeing Several Others

Soviet Claims U.N. Decision Is Unlawful  ‘Hits U. S. Control Of Korea Troops

Japan, ‘Allies’ largets Of 30-Year Pact  Russians Agree To Quit Ports, Give $300,000,000 Help

FINE FOR THE HOLIDAY   Weatherman Sees Little Tempera:  tures Changes for Kansas

Could Sen. McCarthy Have Chosen Less Dangerous Path? He Believes No}

An Editor Goes to Washington (II)  Regular’ Channels Blocked in Quest to Prove Red Charges

Santa Claus Must Have Come Early!  Crime Probers Dig Deep into Chicago Gangland’s Affairs of High Finance

SHELLS FALL OX TAECU’S EDGE      Word From MacArthur's Headquarters Reports Attacks Beaten Back In Several Sectors with Heavy Loss to Invaing Enemy.

Lustron Corp. Gets ‘Reprieve Until April 3   Extension Granted By Court, but Cut In Costs Ordered

Lustron Salvage and Refinancing Moves Debated   Two Plans Advariced in Washington for Rescuing Company

TEN TOP NEWS STORIES OF ‘517     Remember the big news etrarince at TORN

J. Earl Schaefer, Wichita Heads Foundation for Third Year   SOME. NEW PROJECTS

RESEARCH GROUP AT K. U. ELECTS   J. Earl Schaefer, Wichita, Heads Foundation for  Third Year

ISLAND CHAPEL W.S.C.S. MEET WITH MISS MYRLE BRICKER   CARD OF THANKS

Mallett And Stanard Lead   Sentence 4 Men To Penitentiary In Court Here

led One Dies in Spat ash Leap: 2nd Halte   9 Airmen Killed In Bomber Crash

B-25 Plunges Into Mountain InW. Virginia   Bodies Of Victims And Plane’s Debris Renorted Charred

9 AIRMEN KILLED   When Air Force B-25 Crashed in Mountains in West Virginia

Air Force Bomber With Crew of 9 Crashe: In Virginia Mountains; All Aboard Die

Air Force B-25 In Fatal Crash   Crew of Nine Is Killed As Plane Hits Mountain Near Virginia-West Virginia

Nine Are Killed As B-25 Crashes  Into Mountain   Entire Air Force Crew Dies In Crash Near West Virginia Border

"ELECTRIC VOTE IS UNDER WAY   Westinghouse Employes Deciding What Union They Want

Million Dollar Spokane Hotel Blaze Is Put Under Control After Six Hours; None Hurt

Flames Sweep Firm In Heart Of Spokane  Blaze Brought Under Control ‘After Six Hours

Spokane Has Big Blaze in Hotel   Guests Evacuated Safely Without Serious Injury In Million-Dollar Fire

Million-Dollar Hotel Fire Controlled In Spckane; All Occupants Escape

Spokane Hotel Levelled by Fire   Damage Estimated At Million Dollars

Dectroved byw Fire   Million Dollar Spokane Hotel Blaze Is Put Under Control After Six Hours: None Hurt

Spokane Hotel Is Scene of Big Fire   Million-Dollar Blaze Burns Six Hours; 250 Persons Flee to Safety

Blaze Fought For 6 Hours; Guesis Safe   Building With 85 Rooms Part of Ridpath-Ankeny Estate Rated Near Total Lake hy Fire Chief

Labor Groups Come To Aid Of Miners   Hungry Strikers Also Receive Help From Government, Churche:

Miners Refusing To Heed Orders   Aid Is Pouring In From Labor Organizations As Strikers Stand By Guns.

Labor Groups Give Help to Miners   Food and Money Passed Qat: Local Officials Distribute Powatoes

Truman Program ls Facing Hostile Solons  as..,.5 £...« Moaemoameenmeare   Need for Compromise Seen on Foreign, Domestic Policies

CHIEF PONDERS  Decision on Date of Congress Call to Be Postponed

Truman Program Is Facing  Hostile Solons  Need for Compromise  faan an Laralian.   Need for Compromise Seen on Foreign, Domestic Policies

Truman Delays Congress Call   ~ Decision Expected Soon; Gives No Outward Sign of Post-Efection Feelings

Chinese Reds And Nationals In Big Battle   Fighting May Signal Full-Scale Effort To Capture Hainan

Nationalists Report Major China Battle  Air Force Hits Red Troop Movements On Hainan Island

New Anti-Tank Gun: Delivered to Korea, Mere Tanks on Way  Army Chief of Staff Says U. S. Will Win The War ‘Eventually’

New Anti-Tank Weapons Sent Yanks in Korea   Military Chiefs Predict U.S. Will Win, Eventually

Baruch Wants Voice Of America Bigger, Taken From State Department

Baruch Pleads For  Voice Of America’  Would Take It Out Of State Departmen:

Legion Commander Demands Ouster of Red Bloc from UN.   Full Mobilization in U. S. Also Called for by Erle Cocke, jr.

Others Will Join  American Forces  General Bradley Gives UpTo-The-Minute Report  on Korea AT A CLOSED SESSION United States Has Accepted  ers of Ground Troops   But Immediate Danger of Floods in Kansas Has Eased

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   But Immediate Danger of Floods in Kansas Has Eased

Rivers Drop In Kansas But Prediction of   But Prediction of Heavy Rains in East Causes New Worries

Aitlee Faces 3d Tory Move ToSnap Hold   Churchill Frames Mation On Excess Spending OF Ministers

SENATORS PROBE STRIKE VIOLENCE   MOVE INTO MORRISTOWN, TENN... FOR INQUIRY INTO  ENKA WALKOUT.

16 Are Hurt in Tornado at Lima  Pennsy, Railroad Traffi s Tied nn There

STATE CENSUS PICTURE TAKES BRIGHTER HUE   Population Loss Prediction Is “Whittled te 425,000; * Small Counties Hurt

State Census Will Show Huge Decline   Preliminary Counts to  Indicate Oklahoma Will ‘Lose More Than 125,000 Persons from ‘40 Census

Trial Recessed Until Monday  ” Deadlock in Case Appears Cracking

South Koreans Within 50 Mile: of Manchuria   Resistance Reaches Lowest Ebb Since Reds Start Invasion

LN Begins Big Mop-UpJ obIn  Enemy Sector   Fleeing North Koreans Kill Some American Prisoners, Others Escape; Victors  Take Total Of 95,000 POWs

War In Korea Becomes Rout   North Korean Resistance Hits Lowest Ebb Since Start Of War

Red Rout Appears In Making   Drive Toward Korea Border 22 Miles Short

I'N. Korean Resistance  At Low Ebb   AlliesConcentrate Efforts en Rescue Of Prisoners

wy Korean Iroops Chase Red Army Remnants as Canali Betonles a ROUT

SOUTH KOREA UNITS 50 MILES FROM FRONTIER   Korean Campaign Has Been Turned Into Communist Rout   100 PRISONERS ARE FREED NEAR SUNCHON

Allies Speed 50 Miles From Manchuria With War Turning to Rout; Pursue Prison Train 

Korea Campaign Becomes Rout For Red Forces  Allies Drive Within 50 Miles  South of Manchuria Line

South Koreans Chasing Reds Near Manchuria  Resistance Reaches Lowest Ebb; More Prisoners Hunted

100 American PWs Liberated By Yank Push   Communist Forces Routed  As Republican Units Rol! Northward

City-Wide  Bus Service  Resumes Mon. Two Buses Operat ing: Service Restorad Ta Gash Cita 

City-Wide Bus Service Resumes Mon.   Two Buses Operat. ing; Service Restor.  ed To South Side

B-29 Crash Fatal to 3; Four Jump To Safety  Out of Control, Air Force Craft Dives into Blufi In Naw Mowvten

B-29 CRASHES. 3 DIE: 4 LEAP TO SAFETY   Survivors Bail Out When Bombe: Becomes Uncontrotlable at 9.000 Feet.

President Goes Vote-hunting In Kansas City  Penthouse In Hotel   Penthouse In Hotel Gives Relaxation

Truman Assumes Role of County Squire On Eve of Important Off-Y ear Election

RR HEAD BLAMED IN TRAIN CRASH   HEADON COLLISION CLAIMED 10 LIVES NEAR MILWAUKEE

Death Penalty Not Asked In Doctor’s Mercy Death Trial   Solicitor Says ; Agreemen Reached Before Trial Jury Selection Began

Death Penalty Not To Be Sought For Dr. Sander   Completion Of Jury Is Expected Today; 7 Catholics Among 10 Already Chosen

Spy Death Penalty Voted by Senate  Also Votes Steps to Thwart Subversives

Senate Endorses Death Penalty for Peacetime Spies   Aliens, Subversives, Second String Envoys Face New Crackdown

Oitawa Eagles Fight Flares Anew Saturday   $50,000 Damage Action Filed; Old Suit Altered

CTTAWA FOE FIGHT FLARES   New $50,000 Damago Action ‘Filed Saturday Against Frecdom Order of Eagles.

AMERICA LOSES $12 BILLIONS A YEAR GAMBLING   ‘Gamblers Anonymous’ I: Suggested As Way To Aid Sick Addicts

Staff Chiefs Optimistic   Diuacs TW. Pies oc Peas,   Press Told Invaders  Will Be Hurled Back

Army Brass Report On Korea Generals Say We Will Win In Korea War

Service Heads Report Back   Collins, Vanden. berg Pleased With Troops After Tour

Chief of Staff Sees Victory  U.S. Forces to Get   U.S. Forces to Get New Weapons: Collin:

Truman Backs Delay in Action On FEPC Bill   Democratic Group Gives Priority to Foreign Aid Plan

Control Of Kansas GOP Is Objective = Alf M. Landon, GOP Choice In ~— 1936. Tries Political Comeback

Control! Of Kansas GOP Is Objective    Alf M. Landon, GOP Choice Ini 1024 Trine Political Comeback

Valiant U. S. Troops Write Military History in Battle of Taejon   By Rutherford Poate

Correspondent Tells of American Heroism Before Taejon Fell to Reds   RY BUTHERFORD POATS

Americans Write History in Long Fight for Taejon  Hold Capital City For Six Days Over Overwhelming Odd:

TRUMAN SETS ECONOMY GOAL   Prosperity To Continue As Long As We Plan For It, President Says.

Economy Expansion Predicted   Truman Speaks At Dedication Of New Airport

‘Mossbacks’ Are Assailed By President   Expansion Of American Economy To Continue, He Says At Baltimore Airport Event

Truman Slaps At Mossbaeks In Brief Talk   Kconomy To Expand And Grow, He Tells Baltimore Airport Crowd

Truman Sees Expansion  Of Economy  Mossbacks’ A eess Vikneotelac

Truman Predicts Economy of U.S. Will Expand As Long As People Plan Expansion

Israel Rejects International Control Plan   Jordan Refuses Reply; Both Have Long Been Against Proposal

HOUSE VOTE ON TAX BILL NEAR   Measure Would Slash Ex. cise Levies, Boost Corporation Taxes

Democrats To Speed Action (n Tax Slash   Make Ready For Quick Vote On Excise Cote.

Corporation Tax Boosts Might Slash  Excise Cost   Compromise Measure Pass@d Raises Hope ‘Of Congress Closing

LEADERS PREPARE TO RAM TAK BILL THROUGH HOUS!   Committee Boosts Corpora  tion Levy To Avoid Presi; dential Veto

 Corporations Hit Again  President To Get New Tax Bill By July 1, Leaders Anticipate

CORPORATION LEVY BOOST APPROVED   Adjournment Of Congress By July 31 Is Goal  MEASURE      Expected To Come To Vote In House Next Week; Veto Is Unlikely

Demoerat Tax Managers Push Excise Cut Bill: Corporation Plan OKd

House Committee Ready to Ram Bill Slashing Excise Tax   Ways and Means Group Votes Huge New Tax List to Meet Truman’s Reauirement for Other Biq Cuts

Bill To Slash Excise Taxes Heads For House  Committee Approves Pi Increase In  ok oe gal Al

Bill To Slash Excise Taxes Ready for House   Corporate Levies Hiked To Skirt  BDoanaer of Veto

Adaed Levies lacked On Bill To Avoid Veto  Leaislators Hoping   Legislators Hoping To Adjourn July 31

New Hope For Tax Cut Bill   Backers Believe Clause Jumping Big Corporation Levies will Avert A Presidential Veto

Democrats to Ram  Tax Bill Through With House Vote   Mensure Designed to Give Traman His Demand Excise Cuts Be Balanced

Democratic Tax Leaders To Push Excise Slashes  Bilan Dotlar Cut May Avoid Veto By” é Corporation Boost ¥F

Russian Resentment Rising Against American Leaders  Destruction Of Soviet Plane In Kores Biggest Moscow Conversation Topic

BILL 10 HELP SLAVS PUSHED   Swift Action Promised In Senate Monday

Oil to China Stirs Furore   O’Conor Charges U.S. Laxness Over Shipment: A Disgrace; Says Story Mav Be ‘Sensational’

Oil Shioments to China Reds Eyed  ) ea pag oaeteE. «gr ane JF yeni   O’Conor Says Story May Be Sensational

Story Unravels On Oil Shipped To China Reds   Senator Says Report Will Be Sensational

Reveal Red Chinese Got Oil from U.S.   ‘Very Sensational’ Story of Shipments Likely, Senate Praber Asserts

“Sensational” Story In ‘Oil ‘Shipments—-O' ‘Conor   SENATOR HEADS COMMITTEE PROBING cares TO COMMUNIST CHINA

Senator Hints ‘Sensation’ In China Oil  Deda. BDaeaituad   Reds Received U.N. Fuel After Korea War Start

Shipments Of Oil To China  Investigated   American Oi! Believes Used By North Koreans Te Determine How Oi Got To Korea

O’Conor Hints Probe May Be ‘Sensational’   Maryland Senator Asserts Shipments Of War Material To Red China Include Oi

O'Conor Presses Inquiry In Oil Shipping ToReds  ‘Sensational’ Story Indicated In ‘Leaks’  a a . a Taf

O'Conor Promise: Sensation Over Deals With Reds   Story Of Shipping Strategic Goods To Be’ Unraveled.

Information Indicates Story of Oil To Red China May Be ‘Sensational’

Workers Go Out On Strike at Chrysler Plants  Six Months of Futile Negotiations End

Worker rs At Chrysler Go Out On Strike   Ordered To ‘Hit The Bricks’ As Soon As Negotiations Fail; All Plants Affected

De Soto, Dodge, Plymouth Plants Also Are Closed   Pattern of Benefits Cause of Walkout of Auto Workers

WALKOUT TODAY ENDS 6 MONTHS OF NEGOTIATION   WORKERS QUIT JOBS AT9 A. M. IN ROW OVER PENSION PLAN

Union Calls Strike © At Chrysler Plant:   CIO United Auto Workers Order.89,000  Members Out This Morning After Six  “Months. of Unsuccessful: Negotia“tions Over Pension Plan.”   “ASSEMBLY LINES HALTED

Chrysler Union Begins Walkout  89,000 UAW Members Quit As Talks Fai!

80,000 March Out On Strike At Chrysler   UAW Says Walkout Over 10c-Hour Benefit Packaae

89,000 Quit Working at Chrysler Plant   Union Objects to Pension Plan Fem Offered

Chrysler Workers Walk Out  March Out On   March Out On Strike After Pension Plan  Talks Fail

Chrysler Workers Go Out On Strike As Bargaining Fails   Union Calls Strike Because Company Refuses To Grant Benefits Package

‘Union Ends ‘Long Fight  On Pensions   Negotiations Stop At9:45; Walkout Follews At Onee

Work Stops As Parley Breaks Off  n Men n In‘ All   Union Men In‘Al Corporation’s Plants ‘Are Affected.

Negotiations Broken Off In Detroit   Assembly Lines In Plants Halted As Men Leave Jobs

Negotiations Over Pensions Prove Futile   Operations in Huge Plants Brought to Halt by Walkout

Union Calls Strike On Chrysler  89,000 Workers O: Big Auto Firm   89,000 Workers Of Big Auto Firm Are Ordered Out

UAW Calls Walkout Suddenly   Soppage Affects 110,000 Employes Theanghant Natian

Chrysler Workers Go on Strike After Six Months of Futile Negotiations Over Pension Plan

09,000 Ordered fo ‘Hit Bricks as Talks Break Up   All Plants Turning Out Cars Affected; Pension Dispute Nub

Negotiations Over Pensions Direct Reason  Manarement. Union   Management, Union Cut Off All Talks

CHRYSLER (DLED AS MEN STRIKE   Workers March Out After Negotiations Over Proposed Plan For Pensions Are Stalled.

89,000 Strike After Failure Of Negotiations   Pension Dispute May Affect 200,000 If Tie-Up Continues

Executives and Workers Are Unable to Agree on Terms of Pension Plan; 89,000 Are Made Idle; Failure to Preduce Coal Seon May Be Menace To Health and General Welfare According to Head of Bureau of Mines; Other News of Day

39,000 Quit As Chrysler : Talks Fail  Production Stops On 4 Car Lines

IN DEMAND FOR PENSION   Company Offers $100 Monthly Pension But Union Objects to PayAs-You-Go Plan. ‘   ASSEMBLY LINES  GRIND TO HALT   Strike Called to Enforce Demand for 10¢ Hourly Benefits, Joint Trust on Pensions. ‘

80,000 Chrysler Workers Strike This Morning   Walkout Comes After Futile Negotiations * Over Pension Pien.

89,000 Go On Strike At Chrysler Co.   Last-Minute Talks Fail To Settle Pensions; Areue Trust Fund

Union Rejects $100-a-Month  Pension Plan   Blame Put on Denial  Of Package Pay Hike —Walkout Will Affect Near 200,000 Person:

80,000 Chrysler UAW Workers Go on Strike   ‘Hit the Bricks’ After 6 Months Negotiating Over Pension Plan

Walkout Ends 6 Mos. of Talks; $9,000 Idle   24-Hour Negotiating Ses. sion Fails to Resolve Pension Issue

Truman Tested In Home State  Landon’s Influence At Stake in Kansas

French Forces Pull Out Of Indo-China Border Fortress in Newest Retreat

FRENCH TROOPS RETREAT AGAIN 'N INDO-CHINA   Fortress City Of Thatkhe Falls To Communists

French Forces Falling Back to : Northern Citadel in Indo-China   Fortress of Thatkhe Falls to Red Rebels—Planes Sent Out tn Girard Tranne

French in New Indochina Retreat  Key Fortress of Thatkhe _ Abandoned to Communists

Page 2. Sec. I L Journal, Sur, Jan, t, 145  NEW EN LISTMENTS ‘SUSPEN DED Army Orders Slash In Present Vrenath In Move For Economy

President Opposes Federal Control of Schools; Urges Action of Aid Bill

Truman Asks School Aid Action  Talle HMauce Cammittaa Na Ona Wante Fadaral fantral af ECednnwnxdian

Truman Agamst Federal Control Of US. Schools  President Sends Curt   President Sends Curt Note On Stand To House Group.

Coal Control Is Also Refused As Dangerous Move  Britain Wants Such Control In Hands Of Ownina Nation

State Workers Get Pay Raise  Civil Service Votes $7,515,000 Boost

Plane Limps In Safely CAT Jettisons Cargo  Near Grand Lake, and Cate On in tn Tulsa

Heading Back Up Potomac River President and Aides Near End of Week-Long Vacation

REST IS CHIEF AIM OF TRUMAK   President Continues Lei. surely Cruise In Chesapeake Bay

TRUMAN ENDING WEEK’S CRUISE   Due In Capital Today After ‘Relaxing’ Vacation

President Traman Heads Back To The White House After Week-Long Cruise

Truman Ends Week’s Rest On Bay Cruise   Heads Back For Desh Tan And Relaxed By Spell Of Loafing

Air Force Mum On Afom Bomb Nests In Russia   Statement Of Anderson Draws No Top Comment

AF Mum onRed ‘A-Bomb Nests’   Gen. Anderson’s Assertion Clancc I nean firmed

NO HOPE HELD FOR SURVIVORS   Htems: From Plane Reeovtred About 12 Miles Northwest St. doseph, _MIch. — Coastguard Continues Probe. of Waters of Michigan for Futher Evitence and. Recovery of Bodics.

Some Parts Of Missing Plane Are Located  Hope Abandoned For 58 Who Were Aboard Airliner

Chinese Are Expected To Take Former North Korean Capital Shortly   Allies Confronted by Vast Communist Invasion Army Estimated by MacArthur's Headquarters at 1,000,000 Men.

150,000 UN Troops in Full Retreat   'Chinese Reds Pour Masses of Man Into Action

TWO LINES CALL FIVE-DAY STRIKE   WALKOUT OF TRAINMEN ANT CONDUCTORS, SCHEDULED TLESDAY, MAY IDLE 50.000,

Wie of Slain Gunman Held ‘In New York   State Grand Jury Will Start Making Probe Wednesday

Plot To Slay Truman Laid In Puerto Rico   Torresola’s Recent Visit To Island Was For Instruction

FEDERAL JURORS PROBING PLOT TO KILL TRUMAN   Fifteen Persons Subpoenaed For “bod fie Wednesday

Seeks Solution of Manpower Problem   Symington Proposes Conferences to Decide Sharing of Drefteac

Hint Discord On Draft    Symington will Seek Quick Decision On Manpower Policy

Cooler, but ..‘No Rain’  he a ee aS ee ae ae a re ee ee ee ee ee ee ee

COAL MEN ASK OIL TAX HIKE   Say Tariff Boost Needex To Relieve Mining For Security Reasons.

US Officials Deny Charges by Czechs   Laugh at Charges Made by Passengers Returning to Homeland After Landing

Americans Say No Effort. Made to Keep Involuntary Escapees From Returning Hom

Messages From All Over World Pour in Expressing Relief at Truman’s Escape

Foes, Friends  Message Truman   Congratulations on Escape in Plot Pour In From All Over World

Phantom Believed Prankster  Keeps un Whistling to Terrorize Bride-to-Be

Whistler Of Weird Tunes Being Sought  Louisiana Eolice  nf.   Louisiana Police Say Prank Is Being Plaved On Girl

i— flaunts Dride- Lo-Be  Phantom Whistler Seen As Prankster Or Would-Be-Killer

Town Looks For Whistler   Phantom’s Serenades Terrorize Younes Girl

Community Watches For Ghost Whistler   Louisiana State Police Withdraw From Case; Marriage Set Oct. 1

TOWN EXCITED OVER PHANTOM   Cordon Of Officers Is _ Watching Home Of Jacquelyn Cadow

U. S. May Tell Sino Reds to Pull Army Or Lose Big Dam   Assurances of Continued Agreement Would Accompany Note on Troop Use

—_— oe PAD ARS ACTOR ARRIVES FOR ABC RODEO  Cowboy Movie Star Gets Warm Welcome In Boys Club Visit

Arrests Of Missing Witnesses Sought __ ‘Crime Committee Asks Judicial Group [To Arm FBI With Warrants For Nine

New Sino-Soviet Pact Set iWdanchuria's. Pate. Worrles Ching: Re.

Truman Believes Red Minority Noisy but Small   Says ‘Real Danger’ Is Eventual Soviet Attack From Abroad

RUSS ATTACK FROM ABROAD HELD DANGER      President Answers Red Allegations Of M’Carthy

Reds in US, Kept in Hand Says Truman   Real Danger Eventual Russian Attack, He Claims

Communists Here Called ‘Noisy Group   President Describes Efforts to Weed Out Subversive Groups

Action Not Considered As U.S. ‘All-Out Push;  Enemy Losses Are Heavy

Dynamite’ File Still Missing  Contained Congress Links With Slav Grour

Probers Fail To Find File   ‘Political Dynamite’ Dat: Miateriously Missing

Propose UN Hear Charge  On Formosa   Nine-Man Delegation To Argue U. S. Is Aveoressor In Orient

Reds Coming To America To Rap U. S.  \n Actions   Delegation To Leave Peiping On Tuesday For UN Appearances

Chinese Representatives Leave Tuesday For U. §. To Talk About formosa; Reject Invitation Tio Discuss Korea

Won t Discuss Intervention  Before U. N,   Sending Delegation To Accuse U. S.

Nine-Man Group To Argue Charges Of U. S. Agaression In Orient   REJECT INVITATION TO DISCUSS CHINA’S ACTION

Communists Turn Down  UN Proposal   But Will Present Own Case Against U.S. in Far East

But Ready To Take Up  Own Issues   Peiping to Charge U.S. ‘Aggression’ In Formosa Waters

EJECT INTERVENTION  China Reds Accept UN Bid To Air Charges Against U.S.

Chinese Reds Spurn MacArthur s Report OnKorean Fighting   Refuse To Discuss Crisis On Basis Of Report And Counter With Demand To Talk Of U. N. Aqaression In Korea And China

They'll Talk Only of U.S. ‘Aggression’   Chou En-Lai Tells U.N. Delegation Will Leave Peiping Nov. If

Peiping Refuses Bid To Talk on Its Intervention   Nine-Man Delegation To Leave Tuesday For This Country

Peiping Sending Red Delegation Ty Lake Sueeess   9-Man Delegation .Flying To U. S. From Red Canjital

Delegates Due To Argue Case Accusing U. S.   Group Will Depart From Peiping This Week For New York

Eisenhower Warns U. S. Takes Chance In 3 Areas  Declares Funds Are Insufficient For   Declares Funds Are Insufficient For Air Force, Antisub War, Alaskan Bases

VITAL FIELDS OF DEFENSE TERMED WEAK   Building of Alaska, Bigger Air Force Urgent Needs

Ike Sees Peril in Arms Slash   Urges $500 Million More for U. S. Defense

General Says U.S. Defense Power Needed   Economies Praised; Subs, Planes, Radar Urgency Emphasized

General Proposes  Slight Budget Rise; Congress Indicates Aareement in Aims

10 Million Added To Rolls; Benefits Hiked Under Bill   Measure Voted, 81-2; Differs From One House Passed Last Year: Must Go To Conference

Old Age Benefit Tax Extended to Higher Pay. Levels; Similar Bel Passed by House

Only Two Republicans Vote Against the Measure; It Now Goes Back for House Action

‘Senate Votes Bill Making Millions More Eligible for  Social Security Benefits

SENATE OKAYS EXPANSION OF SECURITY LAW   Would Add 10 Million To Rolls, Up Benefits, Fase Eligibility Rule

Upper House Also Raises From $3,000 To $3,600 The Amount Of Pay On Which Old Age Benefit Taxes Are Levied

Senate OK’s Expanded Social  Security  Bill Would Add Million to Rolls,   Bill Would Add Million to Rolls, Boost Benefits  And Ease Rules

BILL 1) BACKED BY BOTH PARTIES; PASSED, 81 TU 2   Provision Adopted Raising From 83,000 to 838,600 Amount of Pay on Which  Taxes Are Levied.   AMENDMENT TO LOWER RETIREMENT AGE LOSES   Those Now Retired to Receive 85 to 90 Per Cent More If Legislation Is Enacted Into Law.

MILLIGNS MORE BEING ADDED T0 SECURITY ROLLS   Senate Also Sharply Increases Benefits, Eases  Eligibility   ONLY TWO DISSENT TO BILL’S PASSAGE

Benefits Under Legislation Hiked Sharply   10,000,000 Persons Are Added to Retirement Roles

Only Two Senators Against Measure on Final Vote; Bill Adds About 10 Million Persons to Number Covered.

Senate Passes Bill Expanding Old Age Ediet   Action Adds Millions To Social Security Rolls, Ups Benefits

Benefits Boosted To Nearly Double   83,600 Is Made New Top For Pavroll Tax

Broadening  Of Security Rolls Voted   Senate Acts To Boost Sums, Ease Rules, Add 10 Million.

Senate Action Adds Benefits, Boosts Levies   Social Security Tax To Be Put On $3,600 OF 7 Salary 

{i Nurses Sang and Prayed While Clinging to Boards Awaiting Help

French Propose Joint Economy With Germany   Schuman Suggests Pooling Coal, Steel in Partnership Plan

Paris Proposes Economic Union   Acheson Confers With Ernest Bevin In Preliminary to Big 3 Meet

Root Holds Boy Up In Old Well  kok Ok Three Oaks Lad Pulled Out By Aunt

Nine Injured As Racing Car Crashes Crowd   Fair Accident Arises As Special Event Is Underway; 20 Persons Have Narrow Eccane

China Force Is Counted  MacArthir’s Aides   MacArthur’s Aides Estimate Streneth

Force of .20,000 Men Probably Is Battling Allies Now, Reports MacArthur Spokesman  ~

Transit Union Votes Phila. Strike July 1   Surprise Action Is Taken at Mass Meetine

The Following Pupils Had an Average of B or Better for the First Six Weeks.

Gambling Material Valued at $25,000 Is Seized in Raid   Charges Are Placed Against Four Men After Syracuse Haul Is Made

The Shark That Swallowed a Boy Has Galveston, Texas, Officials Puzzled

Boy Is Found Dead In Shark   Identity Of Body I; Big Puzzle At  Galveston

Indochina Reds Step Up Attack  All Civilians Cleared From Fortress City

Berrien GOP Backs Martin And Millard   Pifer Launches Sticker Campaion

Taft Suggests Check On Steel   Feels U.S. Steel Power Too Dominant

Inquest Scheduled qh Child’s Death   Girl's Music Teacher I Held on Suspicion of Murder

BURNED CHILD'S DEATH STRANGE   26-Year-Old Music Teach: er Held On Suspicion Of Murder

Stock Market Is Hit Again   Selling Orders Force Down Prices As Much As Three Points

POWERFUL SEGMENT OF CONGRESS IS “BACKING  —~ ro rr  REARMING OF GERMANY:

CONGRESS FAVORS REARMING GERMANY   Would Be Patt Of International Force To Defend Europe A-uinst Reds

Congress favors Arming Germany  Legislators Will Back Atiantic Fak Action

PakistanTroops Chase Afghans Off Border   LittleKnownAreaRegarded As Potential Third War Site

Pakistan Army Chasing Afghans  Frontier Invasion Reported Balked

Afghanistan Men March   Cross Border to Get Control of Pathantand

Steelworkers Protest Taft Visit at Plant   Hundred Union Men Out At Youngstown While Senator Enters Gates

Attorney May Be Disbarred By Law Group  Took Gratuities in Lieu of Fines, Claim

SEEK DISBARMENT OF MOUND CITY PROSECUTOR   Bar Association Accuses Pulaski County State’s Attorney of Taking “Donations” from Gambling Operators. He Replies Gambling Fines Were Used for County Purposes.

EVERYTHING NOT SO SERENE IN RED CHINA   Over One Million Guerrillas Harass Communist Rule

Million Anti-Red Guerrillas Are Reported Active in China   Anti-Reds« in China

Bickering Comes To Light in Spite of Propaganda Curtair   By Harry Ferguson United Press Foreign News Editor

Tito Lays Down Policy Program   Expresses Hopes For Beiter Relations With Italy, Greece

“Misquoted ’ on Brannan Plan, Says Barkley   But Says Party Not Committed To That Program

Veep Claims  Misquote Barkley Says Remarks About Brannan Plan  Hie Parconal FPoalings

STARK COUNTY WOMEN’S CLUBS HOLD MEETING  Wave 79 Attand Annual Fal   Have 70 Attend Annual Fal Council At LaFayette Church Saturday

Electoral Issue To Be Sent fo St fates in Month  Reekne ak Bow   Backer of Proposal Certain of Action

House Approval Eapected ou Choosing President: Popular Vates Would Porm Proportiont   Teeeay Cate: Gieen

Change In Electoral College Is Expected To Be Approved   - Proposal Meets Senate Approval Wednesday; States May Get Amendment Within A Month

Electoral Voting Change Approved  Senator Backs Plan On President Race

Concurrence By the House Held Probable   Proportional Vote Would Determine Presidential Ballots

PREDICT OKAY BY HOUSE FOR VOTING CHANGE   Ratification By States Required For New Amendment

Senate OKs Presidential  Vote Change   Vote Is 64-27 to End Unit Rule In Countine Electoral Ballots

Amendment To Revamp Presidential Election Machinery Passes Senate; Predict IUll Be Sent To States

Senate Approves Election Change  Okay of Constitution Amendment Seen in  House Within Month

Says House will Approve Election Revamping Plan  : Change in Electoral  System Approved by Members of Senate

Senate Okays New Electoral Vote System   House Expected to Give Its Approval Without Delay

SENATE FAVORS VOTING CHANCES   Proposal To Alter Electoral College System Goes To House And If Passed To  , Capea ee fee Cae Coe

Approval Predicted For ‘New Voting System Of Dividing Electoral Ballots In Proportion To Actual Number Cast In Separate States

Predict. Vote Shift Victorv —   Backers say House Will Pass Bill Changing Way Of Electing Presidents; Approved by Senate

Senate Approves Electoral Change   Proposal’s Backers Predict House Will Pass It In Month

Taxation, Rent Control And Annexation Bills Up In Assembly   Approval Of Proposal To Change System Of Electing Presidents Seen

Action Expected On Electoral Bill  Approval By House Predicted On Law

Senate O.K.’s Vote Proposal  Early Approval Of Electoral Change Seen

Vote Law Has Fair Chance   Presidential Election Method May Be Sent To States In Month

President Vote Change Up To House  eg A ———   Senate Approves New Election Methox For Chief Executive

Presidential Election Modifier. Seenis Headed for Quick Approval

Flectoral Vote Split Approved  Amendment Expectec To Pass In House

Senale Votes Change In Presidential Election Method, House Okay Expected

House Expected To Approve New Voting Plan  selartaral Callana   yclectoral College ‘Proposal Wins Senate Approval

Living Cost Soars High Over Month   Led by Meat Prices Cost Takes Highest Jump in  Over Two Years But Still Below Year Aqo Records

Liying Costs In Sharp Rise  During June   April-May Figures Reveal Biggest Jump In Two Years; Meats Lead

Meats Top List In Food Boosts   Prices Now 200 Pct, Above 1935-39 Avernge

Miss Arkansas Contest Nears   Judging to Begin Wednesday Night; Finals Thursday

Steel To Reply To Charge Of U.S. Monopoly  Industry Gets Chance ie oc  Riipeicn set! SOAR ene ae   Industry Gets Chance To Answer Accusation Before House Group

UN Armies Open Final Offensive   Pincer Attack Begins Drive For Victory

Tydings, Wiley Due Nomination In Final Voting   Tuesday Primaries Slated To Wind Up Slates For Election

Tydings, Wiley Appear Headed For-Victories  Wisconsin Primary Voting Is Tuesday

3 Primaries Will Wind Up Slate-Picking   Tydings and Wiley Seem Assured Of Renomination

TYDINGS, WILEY VICTORIES SEEN   Senators Appear Headed For Renomination Today And Tomorrow

Tydings Appears Cerfain Winner In Demo Primary  GOP Also Ballots On Senote Nominee For November Race

Tvdings, Wiles Seem Certain  GOP Winners   Picking Slates for Congressional Races

EXPECT WILEY AND TYDINGS TO WIN PRIMARIES   ‘Latter Charged With Whitewashing Gov't Communism Charges.

‘Now  Know About Polio’   Newspaper Man Tells How Parent Feels When A Child Is Stricken

‘Now  Know About Polio’   Newspaper Man Tells How Parent Feels When A Child Is Stricken   Re FW. Heller

HIGHWAY HEADS   New Officers of Roose velt Highway Associa. tion Named at Meeting —Ray F. Smock Prin.  cipal Speaker.

CHINESE MORALE REPORTED BROKEN BY ALLIED BLOWS   Prisoners Say U N. Strafing Attacks and Fire Bombs Were Particularly Demoratizing.   DENY THEY ENTERED WAR AS VOLUNTEERS   Captives Declare Supplies Were a Problem — Told They Would Be Killed If Taken Prisoner.

Allied Firepower Ts Demoralizing China Communist:   Prisoners Deny Voluntary Service Or Direct N. Korean Aid

Chinese Astonished by Deadly Power Of U. S; Forces, Captives Disclose

CAPTIVES DENY VOLUNTEERING FOR KOREA WAR   Chinese Being Forbidden To Fraternize With North Koreans   ORDERED TO DESTROY ALL IDENTIFICATION

Steelworkers Give $500,000 To Mine Union  Phil Murrey Tells Mambkeare Thaw Mau.

Steelworkers Give Miners $500,000 And Promise More fo Ease Distress

Steelworkers ~ Give $500,000 To Aid Miners   More To Come s Word From CIO and USW Chief Murray

CIO Steelworkers Dump Half Million Into UMW Strike - Drained Coffers   President Philip Murray Promises More To Come For Relief Of Miners Locked In Pay Con ference And Facing T-H Injunction

Coal Miners Get Aid  United Steelworkers Chip In ‘Half Million, Promise More

Steel Workers Give $500,000 To U.M. W.   Murray Assists Miners In “Struggle Against The Coal Operators’

Nation Held By Another Blizzard  Heaviest Snowfall Of Yaar Rannarte   Heaviest Snowfall Of Year Reported In Mid-West Area

Some Relief From Snow And Cold ‘In Midwest While East Is Lashed:   44-Inch Snowfall Reported In Michigan; Winds Of Gale Force Batter Eastern States And Sweep Inte New England.

Nation Held By Another Blizzard   Heaviest Snowfall Of Year Reported In Mid-West Area

Midwest Shovels Out of Season's Heaviest Snowfall as Cold Moves Into Eastern States Today

Snow And Cold Surge EastIn  Wake Of Gales       Houses Unroofed By High Winds As Trees, « Power Lines. Topple -

Some Relief From Snow, Colt In Midwest  But East Gets  Tail End of  Severe Starm

State Legislature Hits Snaga in Special Session   Gity Aid and Relief Bills Face Strong Opposition; Weekend Adjournment Plannex

No Legislative Progress Made By Lawmakers  Special Session Still Has Approved No Plan to Haln Cities

Big New Atomic Development Is Being Planned   New Facilities To Cost Hundreds Of Millions; Mav Be In Kentucky

STATE CRIME' COMMISSION READY TO PROVE TIAI RETIUUJEEAL MARIPCTEDC AAI TAY ACEAITOC

Cotton Growers To Get ‘Bonus’  U. S. To Distribute $25 Million ‘Profits’

Growers’ Share Estimated From 75-550 Million   Pool To Be Split When Sales End

BEVIN ASSAILS KOREA MOVES   Says U. S. Ignored British Advice To Halt At 38th Parallel

Britain Warned U. S., Says Bevin   MacArthur Advised To Halt In Korea

MakeSecond Rocket .Test   Double Missile Job  Exceeds 3,600 mph; “Flight! Cleariy. Visible

2-Stage Rocket Is Tested Today  ey ne Hits Speed Nea 3,600 Miles an Hour

Rocket Reaches 3,600 Miles An Hour in Test Over Ocean   2-Stage Missile Tested Again; Results Secret

American Rocket Hits 2,600 MPH   Second Launching of Two-Stage Rocket Renorted Successful

COTTONWOOD EVANGEIAICAI, UNITED BRETHREN CHURCR   (OLD) MENNONITE CHURCH

Life Returning To Normal In Coastal States   Death List Totals 79; Loss Estimated At $100,000,000

East Digging Out From Its ‘Worst Storm   Property Loss In Northeast Alone May Reach To $100.000.000

East Storm Toll Rises To 76 Dead   Thousands Shiver From Lack Of Heat; Property Loss High

‘Appalachian Storm’ Exacts Heavy Toll in Seaboard States   Storm Highlights

CLUBWOMEN VISIT UN   Bristol Travel Club Had Bus Trip To New York

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RATT OPW AAT Pes. TT GC tems

Judge Recalls His Boyhood Pranks, ‘Sentences’ Man to Buy Boy a Soda

WITH TWO SCOOPS TOO — Magistrate Orders Big Soda To Dismiss Case

Magistrate Hits lop in Leniency  Judge Recalis Youth In Stone Throwing

Soda Penalty Fits Crime!!!  Judge Recalls Youth; Mercy Wins Verdict

Boy Eats Big ‘Double Soda‘ Bought For Him Under Order of the Court

Judge Recalls He Used to Throw Stones —’Smile Replaces Stérn: Look

Meramec Starts Falling. EndingThreatofF urther Damage; 100 Person: Evacuated

10 STATE RESCUE SQUADS SENT T0 LAWRENCEVILLE   Forty-Two Families Flee Homes at Carmi; Embarrass on Rampage.

Red Reaction To Surrender  Call Awaited   Vishinsky Likely Wilk Give The Tip-Off At Meeting Of UN Today

Ignores Surrender Ultimatum   Accuses South Korea Of Plotting Invasion Of Red Area in North

Vishinsky Hits at U.S. In U.N. Talk   Fails to Mention U.N. Ultimatum

American Policy In Korea Scored By Vishinsky In  Talks Before UN

FAILS TO oft AWAAT KOREAN AEDS WILL 01   Charges South Korean Plot to Invade North Had Backing of U. S.

Attack Made in Telegram   Lawmakers Think Housing Project 1950 Ammunition

Red Invasion Of Hainan Stopped  AP Man Questions Maanitude Claimed

‘Nationalists Claim Shattering Defeat Of Reds on Hainan   6,000 Reds Captured, Up To 4,000 Killed in All-Night Battles, Regime Says

Nationalists Say Hainan Invaders Badly. Defeated   Reports Indicate Reds Doing Badly In This  Be & rons Cs

Great Hainan Victory Seored By Nationalist:   4.000 Reds Are Slain And 6,000 Captured in Big One-Dav Battle

China Reports Red Invasion Slapped Down   2,000 to 4,000 Are Slain;  Nationalists Report we TEES ce ee

Catholic Men Plan Sunday Dilavimace   Members of Holy Name Societies of Deanery to Gather for Outdoor Service Here

Catholic Deanery Holy Name Rally Here Next Sunday   Pilgrimage of Men from 14 Cities; Plan for Parade

FOURENGINE JET BOMBER CRASH IK OHIO KILLS TWO   British War Hero Believed To Have Been Piloting Plane   THIRD ABOARD ESCAPES BY PARACHUTING SAFELY

8 Jurors Chosen in Sander Trial   Doctor Calm While Selection Continues

SANDER JURY COMPLETION IS TEMPORARILY HELD UP BY CONFERENCE; NINE CHOSEN TO DATE, ALL MEN; WILL SELECT 13 IN ALL

McMillen, Roper to Be Candidates  Will Se pas Re veecti ion to the School Board

McMillen, Roper to Be Candidate:  Will Seek Re-Election to the School Board

Tke Would Readjust Items W ithin the Military Budget   OE ge ERERMAT SC,      Woula Suave You Many Dollars on Your Gasoline Bill... .  Revolutionary Engine Develoned hy Tove,

il Crew Members Sign Off, ‘American Freighter Sails for_ sina Waters of Rod Shanghai.

U. S. VESSEL SAILS FOR RED SHANGHA   Ship Carrying $10,000,000 Cargo ant Passengers to Brave Mined Waters.

“Flying Arrow’ Braves Mine Blockade In Run to Communist-Held Shanghai

american Ship Carry: ing $10 Million Cargo, 12 Passengers and Crew of 43 Into Nationalist Mined Waters.

Civilians Told to Face War Facts— Knuckle Down, Brother, Living Will Get Tougher

Don’t Relax When Shooting Ends in Korea, for Taxes, Living Costs Due to Jump

Final Victory in Korea Will Not ‘Ease Curb on Domestic Economy   General Public Fails to Grasp Full Meaning Of What Rearmament Will Mean to Civilian Life: No Relaxing After Shooting Stops

Consumer, Taxpayer, Businessman All Will Find It Harder to Make Ends Meet in Coming Months  Government Says No Relaxation Coming When Fighting Ends

Korean Victor \ Not to Ease  Curbs Ahead      Such is Outlook By Analyst on Domestic Life

U. S. FLAG FLIES IN SEOUL AS NOOSE TRAPS THOUSANDS   After Korea, U. S. to Tighten Belt, Arm to Teeth

WON. $: CITTEN   Final Victory in Korea Wil Not Stop the Rearming Program

Home Front Battle To Grow Tougher A fter Final Vietory Comes In Korea

Economic Effects of Rearmament to Be  Greater After End of War in Korea

It’ll Be Tougher on YOU After the F ighting Stops   John Doe Promised Higher Prices, Fewer Gadgets, Tax Hikes, Controls

Taxes, Cost of Living Going Up; Controls Near  Officials Predict It Will Be Even Tougher on Consumer, Taxpayer Affer Victory in Korea

Regrouped Forces Are Battling Foe 50  Air Miles From Seou   American Troops Who Probed Deep Into Red Territory Run Into.Ambush and Retire; U. S. Tanks in Korea, But Not at Front

Invaders Try, Fail to Drive Counter Wedge   3 North Korean Divisions Push Toward South, M’Arthur Says

Easter Chilly For Greater  Part of U. S.   Prediction is for Rain Today in the Missouri Valley

Ohtoan Refuses to Clarify Views Lausche Colleagues Remain on Hot Seat

Lausche Won’t Clarify Stand On Candidates  Colleagues On Hot Seat As Buckeye

Gov. Lausche Keeping Colleagues On Hot Seat Regarding Stand In Ohio Race

—LAUSCHE IS HAVING FUN— Refuses To C larity His Views On Senate Battle

Referenda Seen  As Hurting  TB’ Sanitorium Dr. J. D. Riley Tells Of Loss If Two   Dr. J. D. Riley Tells Of Loss If Two Acts Adopted

Rap Williams’ Profits Tax   ‘Not the Time’ Says GOP Despite Impending Deficit

F ilipino Loses Command for. Troop Protest   Col. Azgurin Had Charged Piecemeal Use of His’ Regiment

Senate GOP's Are Out to Get Acheson   Attack Series Scheduled to Start Next Week

New Series Of Speeches Is Expected To Be Begun   Showdown Apparently Near In Spy-Hunting Started By McCarthy

‘Get Acheson’ Drive Planned   Republicans Launch Atiack Next Week

GOP Plans New Attacks Qn Acheson   Senate Drive Due ‘As McCarthy Fight Nears Showdown

NEWG.0.P. DRIVE AGAINST ACHESON 10 BE LAUNCHED   Series of Attacks on Secretary by Senate Republicans to Be Made — Bridges  Speaks This Week,   SHOWDOWN IN RED HUNT APPEARS NEAR   Probers Given FBI Data on Man McCarthy Says Is Russia's Main Spy in United States,

GOP Solons Set For War  Qn Acheson   Bridges To Lead Off In Senate Attacks Against Secretary Of State

NEW BLASTS LEVELED AT ACHESON   Showdown On McCarthy Accusation Is Due At Hearine Tomorrow

Republicans After Scalp Of Acheson   Communist Hunt In State Department Nearing Showdown

Acheson Faces  Attack by GOP   Bridges Will Lead Assault  On Speereterv of State

iGOP Senators To Fire Opening Shots This Week   Bridges Slated To Lead Off Attack; McCarthy Showdown Near; Halitlore Hanson Denies Red Charges

GOP Plans For Attack On Acheson   Senator Bridges Says Whole Group To Join In Fight

‘Blast Acheson’ Move Started By Republicans  Showdown in Search For Communists In His Department Due

Attacks Planned OnDean Achesor  GOP Senators Plon To,’Go After’ ‘Chie

A Whole Group Of Republicans To Participate   Acheson Target Of Bridges Talk;. Others To Follow

New Acheson Attacks, Plan of Republicans   Senator Bridges Will Open New Series Of Word Blasts

Senate GOPs Prepare To Blast Acheson   Republican Drive Will Get Underway Next Week

Plan To ‘Go After  Acheson   Republicans Will Start Attacks—FBI Director Hoover Appear at Hearing

Pay Hike Grantec by Water Work:  3 Percent Raise Is Second of Year

Congress Inches Toward Possible Start of Vacation   Plans Await Truman Decision on Request: For Further Powers

CONGRESS EYES FALL VACATION   House And Senate Go Ahead  With Plans To Wind Up  ‘Business, «Within: Counle iz Weeks

Congress Plans A Fall Vacation   Leaders Undecided About Type Of Leave

Truman Asks Speed-Up On Atom Contracts   Seeks Additional Authority Now. Because Program ding Fast

Truman Backs Atom Contract Signing Haste   President Says Program Going Faster Than Planned

TRUMAN SAID SET TO NAME BUDGET CHIEF   Frederick Lawton To Sue. ceed Frank Pace, Jr., . Is Report

TRUMAN PLANS VITAL CHANGES   Several Key Federal Offices To Be Operated by New Men Shortly

Lawton in Line For Budget Post  Rumor Pace To Be Next Secretary Of Army

Lawton Named Budget Director   White House Sources Disclose Anticipated Shifts by President

Expect Lawton To Be Chosen Budaet Chief   Truman Said to Have Picked Him to Succeed Frank Pace, Jr.

Lawton Is Picked — To Handle Budget   Career Man Will Succeed Frank Paee, Jr., Who Goes to Army

LAWTON NAMED BUDGET CHIEF   Will Succeed Pace When Latter Chosen Secretary Of Army

Lawton To Be Budget Director  Pace To Move In As Secretary Of Army

TRUMAN TO NAME BUDGET DIRECTOR   Lawton Regarded Likely Frank Pace Successor

SOVIET POWER CAUSES UNREST:   American Jolts Com munist-Backed Peace  Conference

American Delegate Booed At Meeting  Rogge Tells Group Of Seviet Influence 

Rogge Startles ‘Peace Group  Accept Some Western  Ideas, Ix His Plea

Smith Warns New Law Needed To Build Roads   Highways Are Wearing Out, Governor: Says

Little Money for Road Work If Gas Tax Hike Is Defeated, Smith Says   Governor Wams Missouri’s Highway System Is Drifting Inte Serious Condition; Most CH Precant Income Required for Maintenance

PICKET 20 CITIES   Tension Mounts in East a: Phone Issues Remain  Unsetiled

Telephone Strikers  Continue to Use  Hit-Run Picketing Bell Company Says  Lines Thrown About 20 of les Offices

Rollback Is First Control Effected Under Emergency; Other Ceilings May Follow

Orders Rollback on Auto Prices  First Control. Action in National Emergency

New Car Cost Hikes Wined Out By Order   Auto Prices Froze At Dec. 1 Level; Others To Follow

Truman Calls Emergency, Gets Powers   President Given Controls Over Work Hours, Ships

Nation Rallied For Defense Against Reds   All-Powerful Agency Is Created To Head Mobilization Effors

First Price Control Order Cuts Increase on New Cars.   Government Quickly Takes Action After President Proclaims National Emergency

FIRST CONTROL ORDER ROLLS BACK CAR PRICES  HST Declares Emergency

Auto Prices Rolled Back In Emergency  HST Asks Everyone To Put Defense Of   HST Asks Everyone To Put Defense Of Country Above All

Truman's Order Promises More Defense Action   Says Speedy Buildup Needed To Combat  Aocoracetvn Tinenac

irst Order ets Dec. 1 ‘or Rollback   Defense Mobilization Office Created; Nation Must Put Defense First

Speedup of Mobilization Follows Proclamation Of Emergency: New Car Prices Rolled Back

President's Order Rallies Nation to Arms Against Red World Conquest Threat

First Emergency Decree Wipes Out Hike in-Car Costs   President Also Establishes Office of Mobilization for All-Out Fight on Communism

Auto Prices Rolled Baek In Ist Order   Powerful New U. 5. Agency Created To Mobilize Resources

Wilson Named To Head All-Cut Detense Eftort   Every Citizen Urged To Join In Drive Against Aggression As National Emergeney Is Declared

Price Control Order issued On Some items   Rollback Wipes Out 1951 Automobile Price Increases; New Office Given Vast Powers

Truman Puts Defense First   Government Swings inte Action, More Austerity Promised Citizens *

TRUMAN DECLARES EMERGENCY; ASKS SPEED ON DEFENSE   President Points to Perils and Urges Citizens Put Pre_ paredness Ahead of Everything Else.   NEW LAWS BECOME ‘EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Powers Are Made Available for Use in Arming U. S. to Meet Challenge of Red Nations.

Steve Vanishes, Parole Revoked  Signal General Hun - For Ex-Klan Chief

D.C. Stephenson Parole Violater; Arrest Ordered   Leaves Cairo, Il., Without Permission of Parole Officer

Former Klan Leader Sough'  For Violation   Schricker Discloses That D. C. Stephenson Has Disappeared from Cairo, IIl., Violating His Parole.

Paroled Ex-Clan Head is Missing   David Stephenson, 56, Was on Parole After  Serving in Prison

THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT 7 A.M. THURSDAY   Rey. O. E. Connett to Deliver Sermon at Annual Union Service.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT U. B. CHURCH THURS.   Rev. O. EL Connett- to. Deliver Message at Joint Service.

Youthful Slayer Is Sent fo Chair   3 ury Convicts Him of Killing for Pay

Medina Jury Finds Boy Killer Guilty  This Verdict Means Chair Fer Killinger

Hydrogen Bomb Decision Near   Awesome Weapon Manufacture Hinge: On Russ Approval of Control Plan

_S. Plans areful Start On Controls   First Steps Will Come After Bill Is Signed Next Weck

WAIT FOR SIGNAL   Government Agency Ready to Put Into Effect Some  Controls

Agencies Await Signal to Start Economy Control   Reserve Board Prepares Installment Buying Restrictions

Government Agencies Await Signing Of Controls Bill To Issue Orders

SIGNAL AWAITED TO PUT ECONOMY CONTROL IN EFFEC!   U. S. Agencies Would Pu Plan For Using Power ‘On A Limited Scale

Signal Awaited On Control Use  Agencies Ready to   Agencies Ready to Begin Giving Orders

ECONOMIC RULE ORDERS READIED BY GOVERNMENT   Federal Bureaus Set To Put Controls Into Effect When President Truman  Signs Bill.

‘Go Ahead” Now Waited On Controls  Tighter Installment Buying Among First  mem... Ph

AWAIT SIGNAL FROM TRUMAN T0 START CONTROLS   Tightening on Credits, Priorities Expected; Go Slow on Prices-Wages.

Tightening Of Buying Terms Is Exnected   Priorities, Limited Inventories Will Be Part Of Program

Federal Agencies Wait For Signal To Use Controls   Will Start Issuing Orders For Curbs When Truman Signs

Truman Predicts ‘Hard Work and Sacrifices’  Home Front Economy Control Orders Due Soon

Orders on Controls Due Next Week   Truman Signal Waited, Roof Won't Cove In, Steps to Be Gradual

AGENCIES WAIT FOR SIGNAL 10 USE CONTROLS   Restrictions Due To Fol. low Truman Signing Of Bill Next Week

U.S. Agencies Await Signal To Use Controls   Plans To Be Put In Effect On A Limited Scale: Jesue Orders Next Weck

Awaiting Signal to Start Home Front Controls   Agencies Set to Issue Orders After Truman Signs Next Week

Controls Law Orders Ready   Government Agencies Wait Truman Signal

AWAIT TRUMAN'S SIGNATURE TO START CONTROLS  FEDERAL AGENCIES  - DRAFT ORDERS FOR

Government Agencies Awaiting Signal From White House To Effect Economy Controls

White House Signal Awaited For Starting Of Home Front Controls.  Federal Agencies Ready To Put Curbs Tato Effec On A Limited Scale; President Due T  Sien Legislation Next Week.

Control Program ls Taking Form In Congress Now   Installment Buying And Hoarding Are Getting Attention

ECONOMY CONTROL ORDERS DUE SOON   Federal Agencies Await Sianal Fram White House

Hungarians To Try American On Spy Charge  Business Executive fa... gf om *.,. ft

STUDY DECISION ON SEGREGATION   RULING MAY NOT BRING UN SEGREGATED DINING CAR SERVICE IN SOUTH.

[Southern Congressmen Gloomy As Full Effect Of Segregation Rule !s Studied

Oil Import Curb Seen Affecting Trade Program   State Dept. Official Warns Proposed Increase In Duties Is Inadvisable   Rail Segregation May Go On

Soviets Assert They Will Negotiate In Asia And In Europe   Harriman. Bradley Urge Rearmament   Communist ‘Feelers’ From All Over World Leave Washington Uneasy

Soviets Push Their Move for.“Peace”   Ready to Seek End of Strife

PEACE MOVE IS PUSHED HARD BY RUSSIANS   Say They’re Ready To Negotiate Peace In Europe and Asia

Soviels Campaign for ‘Peace’ As U. S. Warns Aqalast Slowdown in Rearmamen

Reds Offer New Moves Ee or Peace  fo... wp. gg   Soviet Broadcast Says Russia Is  Ready to Discuss A ’Stable Peace’

Shooting -Victins   Soviets Taking Over Northertt: China Now ‘Acheson Tells Press

Russ Taking 4 Chinese Areas.  Acheson Says   Provineés Seized As Part of Long-Range Plan. Secretary Says

<a e cemeneeenne eee cee enema ape cma  Gimbel Store Owner Dies In Philaceishia

Department Store Owner Succumbs   Ellis A. Gimbel, Sr., Philanthropist, Dies In Philadelphia Home

Dewey Won't  Run   Says Health Causes Decision Not to Be Candidate For Re-El  ectian in New York

Dewey Reveals Plans fo Retire From Public Life   Governor Enters Private Practice At Term’s End

Dewey Ends Long Speculation With Announcement HeWill Noi RunAaair

Tom Dewey Says ‘No’ To Republican Pleas That He Seek Re-Election

Cloudy and Wet Weather ‘Weekend Forecast for Many Parts of Nation

Mystery Blast Wrecks Home of ISC Professor   Dr., Mrs. A. R. Lauer Out of Town; Investi. gation Launched

Acheson To Give Public Report On  London Sessions   Solons To Get Opportunit: To Ask Questions on Colc War Strategy in Secret

ACHESON = WILL GIVE REPORT ON LONDON PARLEY   Secretary Of State  Pushing Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

ACHESON WILL GIVE REPORT TO CONGRESS   ecret. Question-And-Answer Session Wili Be Held After Pubi lie Announcement

Acheson Plans Strategy Report  Hush Hush Part Of lt Meets Unbelief

Broker Admits $150,000 Theft  Clevelander Nabbed At Chicago Track

Revived Activity in Fort Stockion Poo! Brings 3 Locations; Producers Completed

Abell Multipay Field Gets 2 Locations: Producers Completed in Pecos Valley

Loneliest Day Of Year for GI's in Korea   American Soldiers Make Best of Things So Far From Homes

Reds Expected To Wage Fight On Korean Line   Russia To Oppose UN Ending 38th Parallel Border

US. Ignores Korea Pact, Red Charges   Soviet Tells U.N. Facts Being Altered

VISHINSAY IN NEW ATTACH   'Hurls New Blast At U.S.  Delegate Austin At  UN. Session

KOREAN PACT IS ATTACKED BY VISHINSKY   Soviet Foreign Minister Charges U. S. With Fling+ ing Challenge at International Lew   CLAIMS iLLEGAL ACTS

Russians Level Blast at U. N.  Korean Plan   See Vote by. “Midweek On 8-Nation Move to Consolidate Country

Vishinski Attacks U.S. Korean Policy   Fifteen Nations Back U.N. Plan To Unify Country

. CHARGES — Korea Pact Is Broken— Vishinsky   SAYS AUSTIN DISTORTS.

U.S. Ignored Pact on Korea,  Vishinsky Says   Accuses Austin of Deliberate Wilful Misrepresentation of Facts

RUSSIAN HURLS A CHALLENGE AT U. N.   Vishinsky Charges Viola tion of 4-Power Agreement on Korea   BEFORE THE COUNCIL

CHARGES US. HAS IGNORED 4-POWER PACT   America Supporting New Fascist State In South ‘Korea, He Says.

Upstate Milkmen Continue to Fight Reorganization   Brannan Says No Basic Operations’ Change Is Contemplated

26 N avy Men Are  Rescued   Search Planes Scanning Atomic Proving Ground ”-” For Others.

2b IN LIFEBOATS FROM FIRE-SWEPT VESSEL RESCUED   Survivors of Navy Tender Elder, Overdue Since Monday at Eniwetok, Picked Up.   FOURTEEN CREWMEN ARE. STILL MISSING   Search Under Way for Them —Those Saved Suffering From Minor Injuries and Exhaustion,

26 SURVIVORS OF SHIP BLAST ARE RESCUED   Men Found Floating In Mid-Pacific By Search Plane   DETAILS OF MISHAP AT SEA LACKING

Navy's Search Pianes Continue Looking for 14   Men Had Abandoned Ship Followine Fire and Explosion in Engine Room; Five Rafts and Lifeboat Found.

26 Survivor: Ot Burning Ship Saved  Drifting Craft Is Located; 14 Still Aboard

Planes Search Pacifie for 14 Still Missing   Crew Abandons Navy Ship After Explosion, Fire; Overdue 5 Days

26 CREWMEN FROM MISSING SHIP RESCUEI   Rescue Plane Report: Sighting Ship; Press Search for 14 Men

Rescue Ship Finds 26 Survivors Of 40 In Mid - Pacific   Navy Tender Lost Bound For Atomic Proving Grounds At Eniwetok; Search Pressed  For Missing 14 U. S. Navy Seamen

LANDING SHIP PICKS UP SURVIVORS FROM NAVY TENDER ELDER IN PACIFIC

U.S. Antarctic Jaunt Considered  Byrd May Lead Joint Training Expedition

PROPERTIES OF TAA AWARDED CHINA COMMIES   Chennault, Who Claims Ownership, Announces Plans To Apnea!      MEANWHILE, COMMUNISTS CAPTURE NAMOA ISLANE

Queuille Is Assured of French Vole   Premier-Designate Is Virtually Sure to Be Elected! Needs Only 311 of 621 Ballots

SEES A WARM EASTFR   Forecaster Save Had Weather Has Hivpasxed Kanwas

INCREASE IN ARMED MIGHT AUTHORIZED   Stringent Controls on Economy Asked; Fabric of World Peace Strained.

Authorizes Calling Up Guard And Reserve Strength As Needed   Warns Of Wartime Controls Coming And Urges Sensible Restrained Action By People

Calls for Stringent Controls, Priorities to Halt Hoarding   Moves to Remove Statutory Limits on Size of Armed Forces—?,005,000 Men

Higher Taxes, Credit Controls Seen Necessary   Wants Limits on Size of Armed Forces Removed

310 Billion Asked By Truman To lacrease, Equip Armed Forces   Would Call As Many Men As Noeded

Guard and Reserve  Calls Authorized  President Asks Authority To Channel War Goods— Will Up Tax Request

Truman Wants *10 Billion To Equip Army, Asks For Increase Of Armed Forces   — Tells Cougpega le Hap Authorized Calling Hythe eee Units  In Effort to Win Korean War

Reds Ready To Purge Party  In East Reich  ° i _ es otc ‘ha Roa   Communists To Be Investigated; Mass Inquiries Planned

Hib CROWD otto HOME BUILT BY VOLUNTEERS   Raymond Clark and Family Now Occupying House   FIRE RUINS CONTENTS

Contributions to Clark Rehabilitation Fund   MANY VIEW HOUSE BUILT BY VOLUNTEERS   ymond Clark and Fami “Spend The ret Night a  Home   ARE VERY GRATEFUL

AEC Selects H-Bomb Site Near Aiken   Cc onstruction Will Start Soon On Plant To  Make Explosive

WINDS THREATEN MORE TORNADOES   DEATH TOLL IN TWISTERS ANT VIOLENT RAIN. STORMS REACHES 18,

Southwest Threatened Again By Tornadoes   Twisters Claim 15 In Oklahoma, Texas Snow Blankets Montana and So. Dakota

Tornadoes Are Still Threat  In Southwest   Same Conditions Which Brewed Fatal Storms In South Move Eastwarc

More Tornadoes Are Threatened In Southwest   Death Toll of Storms Which Hit Texas, Oklahoma Totals 14

Tornadoes Threaten Southwest  Tarbulent Winds Continue; 15 Bead In Oklahoma, Texa

Tornado Toll Mounts to 14   Battered Southwest Fears Fresh Storins

Violent Storms Bring Death to 15 Persons   Eleven Are Victims of Tornadoes in Southern States

Tornadoes Kill 11 In Southwest  Storm Moves Into Eastern Sections

Fifteen — Lost Lives In Storms   Eighteen Inches of Snow in Black Hills Of South Dakota

New Twisters In Southwest Area Forecast   Eleven Persons Die, Weather Bureau Sees Eastward Movement

Additional Tornado Threats Hover Over Area as Shifting Winds Prevail in Southwest

STORM THREATS ARE PERSISTING   Eleven Already Dead Due Tc Twisters 'n Oklahoma, West Texas Area

STORM THREAT IS STILL HERE   Conditions For Tornadoes Continue; Snow In Mountain Area.

Tornado - Like Gales Heading Toward East   Southwest Storms Kill 15; Unseasonable Winter Belies Calendar

WRENCE A COLD STORAGE LOCKER   Low of Three Below Zero Most Frigid December Since 1945   OPERATION “THAWOUT

Low of Three Below Zer: Most Frigid December ~ Since (945   OPERATION ‘THAWOUT

President Sees Quality Symbol In New England   Traman Informs Council OF Proposed Project For Development Of Region

Truman Says N. E. Economy Involves Much More Than Natural Resources

Many Offer View ()f Why Smathers Defeated Pepper   Taft Considers It Significant That Labor’s Man Lost

Take Your Pick OnWhatLedTo Pepper Defeat  Variety Of Opinion Expressed On Vote In Florida Primaries

FLORIDA RACE VIEWS DIFFER   Smathers Calls It. Victory Of Liberalism Over Radicalism   ITAFT LIKES OUTCOME

ANNUAL MEETINGS IN RURAL SCHOOLS   Patrons Met Yesterday to Elect Treasurers in Rural Districts   NEAR END OF TERM

IN RURAL SCHOOLS   Patrons Met Yesterday to Elect Treasurers in Rural Districts   NEAR END OF TERM

GOVERNOR TO OPEN CAMPAIGN TONIGHT   Will Deliver Speech Setting Forth Bis Flaiferm On Television And Badia

Cold Continues In Eastern Area  Nation Cuts Deeper _ Into Coal Supplies

Cold Weather Adds Misery To Fuel Crisis   Fear Fruit Damage in Georgia, With East U.S. in Frigid Belt

Continued Cold Wave Adds To U. S. Misery  Shortage Of Coal nd Fuel Causing Sufferina

House Gre Group Jolts Truman on Taxes  Refuses to Remove Mine, Oil Allowances

Nationalists Say Reds Plan World War Ill   Chinese Communists Making Preparations For Conflict

REPORT CHINA REDS BUILDING PLANE BASES   Prepare Hangors for Jets and Bombers; Assemble Troop Ships.

Michigan Faces Possibility Of No Offticially-Elected Governor Jan. 1

Specialized Atomic Weapons May Block Any Russian Attempt to Invade Europe

U.S. Developing Atomic Weapons for Detensive Use in Western Europe

New Uses For Ground Force Support Seen  U. S. Is Seeking To Overcome Russian Edna la KAAMRAwar

U.S. Hastens Toward Production Of Atomic Weapons To Use Against Reds

PREPARE FOR RUSSIAN ATTACK -- U. S. Speeds Special Atomic Weapons For Protection Of Western Europe

Speed Atomic Weapo ns For  Eur opeDefense   Guided Projectiles Also On List In Or Near US Current Production

U.S.Speeding Production \Of Specialized Atomic Weapons And Tactics

For Use If Russians Attack Western Europe—  U.S. Developing Specialized Atomic Weapons, Tactic:

U. S. Pushes Atom Attack   Specialized Weapon Development Hinted

SPECIAL ATOMIC WEAPONS GIVEN STUDY BY ARMY   Miltary Leaders Plan To Develop Varied, Powerful Devices To Meet Russian  reat.

Atomic Weapon: Rushed by U.S.   Ready for Use If Europe Is Invaded

Atomic Weapons Speed-Up Noted   Nation Seems To Be Hastening Production For Protection Use

U.S. Speeding Production Of Special Bombs  ee   Atomic Weapons Being Rushed By United States

Second Division Convoy Battles Way to Freedom   Ht Follows Bloody Trail to Safety in Northwest Korea; Heroes in Defeat

Write Saga Of Heroism In Korea   Convoy Fights Way Through Road Block To Bring Wounded Back to Safety

Soldier's Rites for Policeman of Blair House   Trumans at F ‘uneral; Hero Buried in Arlington

Soldier's Rites For Slain Guard   President Attends Impressive Funeral

Slain Guard Given Hero s Funeral   President Attends Rites; Caisson Takes Casket to Arlington

Trumans Attend Soldier's Funeral Given Slain White House Policeman

President, Capital  Honor Slain Guard  Truman To Address Electors Tonight

Hero's Rites Bestowed On Slain Guard   President, Wife Attend Funeral Of Pvt. Coffelt

Truman Guard  Buried Today At Arlington  Precautions Doubled For St. Louis Trio

Hero’s Funeral for Slain Truman Guard   President and Mrs. Truman at Services Today

Security Council Approves Report Malik Fails To Use His Threatened Veto

Holds Off On Veto   Malik Simply Abstains From Vote on Korea Re. port: Close China Vote

Council OK’s Its Report To U.N. Assembly   Malik’s Expected Veto Covering War Does Not Come

Security Council Report Okayed; No Russian Veto   Malik Says Piece About Korea But Doesn't Vote

No Russ Veto as Security Council Approves Report   Malik Opposes Korean Reference But Abstains

Russ Fail to Use Veto On U.N. Report   Malik Contenis Self With Protest On U. S. “Version of Korea War

Security Council Report to Contain Korean Reference   Malik Fails to Veto Annual Message to General Asserably

UN Council Adopts Annual Report When Malik’s Veto Not Forthcoming

Soviet Fails to Veto United Nations Report   But Malik Opposed Mention of Korean Canthiebtvin Darkicmant

UN Security Council OKs  Annual Report   Public Meeting This Afternoon To Hear of Plane Violation Charge

U.N. Council Today in Its 500th Meet   Fails by Single Vote to Let Red China Have Back Door Entry as Observer

Schedule Set Up For Guard Units At Camp Hood  Bonham Unit Due  n Camp idly lan 30

Schedule Set Up For Guard Units At Camp Hood  Bonham Unit Due In Camp { .. 54h

Fuchs Had Regular Contacts With Red Agents, Is Charge  Ferguson Asks Extradition Try Be Pushed, Says Death Penalty Essential

Fuchs Contacted  Agents in U.S., Hoover Reveals   Senate Unit Hears That Scientist Got Cash from Reds

Fuchs Paid, Probe Told   Contacts With Kremlin Agents Made Twice Monthly, Senators Reveal

F.B.I. Claims Proof of Atom Data Betrayal   Declares Scientist Was Paid by Soviet For His Services

Hurricane Loss f. ' Nar I: ¢ Up WD MONS  Gulf Gale Dies Afte: Claiming 39 Lives

Hurricane Damage Heavy; 39 Killed   All But Two of Lives Lost in 10-Day Storm are Listed in Cuba,

Hurricane Dies As Toll Mounts  Damage Estimates Run Into Millions

Draft Chiefly To Build Army   May Ask Congress To Lengthen Service

 citrus Crop Takes Beating Despite All Those Smudge Pots “lack Frost Sure Rajses Havoc in ‘Sunny California’ Areas

Citrus Crop Is Damaged Some  Losses Not As Heavy As Those Of A Year Agro.

POPE NAMES CARDINALS TO OFFICIATE AT THE — fL_OsSineg HOLY noanRns

House Group Studies Cotton Problem Today   Special Meeting Tomorrow Also Slated To tron Out Inequities Of New Law

State Farm Show Opens For Week At Harrisburg   More Than Half Million Expected To Attend Show During Week

U.S. FILES CHARGE AGAINST UNION   CLAIM MINE WORKERS CONSPIRED TO OUST CANTON, ILL. MAN

Untair Labor Charges Will Be Pressed   Government Decides To Act Against Lewis UMW

Senators Press  For Red Curbs   Sponsors Count 12 Opposing Votes, Prepare to Force Senate Action

12 Troop Ships To Be Readied   ‘Moth Ball’ Fleet To Furnish Vessels

Senate Approves Measure to End Margarine Taxes   Federal Levies Would Be Abolished Jily 1 Under Bill Passed. 56-16

Civil Rights, Excise Riders Slapped Down   Controversial Bill Okayed By Vote of 56 to 16;  Conference Needed

Senate Kills (leo Tax in Bitter Fight   Rejects Excise Tax, Civil Rights Riders; Provides. Triangular Shope for Product

Measure Goes I Conference Wi  House Group :  Effective Date Is *: July 1. If House And senate Cancur <4

Attempt to Tag Tax Cut Rider To Act Beaten   Bill Varies From One Passed Previously in House: Vote Is 56-16

Senate OKs Tax Repealer On Margarine   Bill Now Goes  To Conference

REPEAL OF OLED TAXIS APPROVED   SENATE PASSES BILL — REJECTS CIVIL RIGHTS. EXCISE TAX CUT RIDEES.

FINAL APPROVAL IS SEEN  Senate Okays Oleo Tax Repeal After Defeating Amendments

Senate OK’s  Oleo Tax  Repeal Bill Excise Tax Cut  And Civil Rights  Bp: 4... Tr..f..4-

Senate Votes to Cut Off Oleo-Tax   Bill Passes By 56 to 16 Marvin

Fighting Bitter: Red China Invaders of Tibet Said 150 Miles From Lhasa

Go it, Bear; Go It, Dan!!! 7 Alaskan Sourdough Fights Bruin with Pocket Knife

Johnson Urges 3-Year Drat Minus Strings   Defense Chief Voices Objection Vo House Provision

Johnson Asks Extension of Draft Act  Necessity Cited Bu Arey (hiske

Johnson Asks For Extention Of Draft   Defense Chief Asks Power For HST With No Strings Attached

JGHNSON ASKS FOR 3-YEAR FX TENSION OF DRAFT AND NO STRINGS ATTACHED

Leader Says  House Law  Not Enough  Claims President Should Have Power  rT tte iy, . gy

Defense Sec. Johnson Asks For Three-Year Extension Of Draft Act With No Strings

Defense Secretary Asks Extension of  Full-Time Draft Lav  Wants Three-Year Renewal With No Strings Attached

URGES DRAFT AGT WITH NO STRINGS   JOHNSON WOULD GIVE TRLMAN POWER TO INDUCT MEN WITHOUT DELAY.

—COLD WAnh— Military View Held Unanimous   FORBEARANCE TS PROMISED

Sec’y. Johnson Asks Extension  Of Draft Law   Wants it Extended 3-Years With No Strings Attached

Johnson Asks Extension of Draft Law   Urges Legislation With No Strings Attached

JOHNSON GAINS SUPPORT FOR A PAT DRAFT ACT   Sen. Knowland Favors Plan To Mobilize Arms At Once

Johnson Seeks - Draft Revamp   Solons Asked to Extend  “Taw Three Years

Air Force Planning Night Attacks To Block Reds From Moving Their Tanks Under Cover Of Darkness

American Flyers Step Up Night Attacks AnainetReds Moving in Lighted Columns

STIFF WINDS. RAIN LASH STATE   North Central Ohio Flood Worst Since 1913

Shelby Hit By Worst Flood Since 1913   Black Fork Creek Rolls Over 2 Blocks Of Business District

FLOOD STRIKES CITY IN NORTH CENTRAL OHIC   Water Covers Two Busi ness Blocks In Shelby, Schools Closed

Vishinsky Rips Truman Speech  Declares President   Declares President Planning a New War

VISHINSKY FLAYS AMERICAN POLICY   Claims Truman Following Hitler’s Formule ..

Foreign Policy (laimed ‘Guns Before Butter™  Reds’ New ‘’Peace”’ Plan Puts Criminal Tag On A-Bomb Use

Foreign Policy Claimed “Guns Before Buffer’  Bade’ Naw Dancer”   Reds’ New “Peace” Plan Puts Criminal Taa On A-Bamh tle

Likens Truman's Foreign Policy fo That of Nazis   Vishinsky Says Plans Are for New War and Sacrificing Taxpayer.

Vishinsky Attacks Trumar Foreign Policy   Russian Chief Hits President's Frisco Speech

Russ Charges U.S. Follows Hitler’s Path   Soviet Spokesman Says Reds Can Live Peacefully With West  Re TOM OCHILTREE

Russian Likens Truman Policy To Hitler Plan   Attacks President's Speech, Sees Plans For New Conflict

Truman Policy Based On Force Vishinsky Says   Guns Before Butter Is Basis, Soviet Minister Claims

Truman Offer  Called "Rude   Could Originate Only i Mind of ''Warmonger, Says Russia's Reply.   LATE BULLETIN

Vishinsky Flays Truman Foreign Policy in Talk  , ee Tr Sa   Charges America With ‘Hypocrisy’ In Peace Move

Vishinsky Hits U.S.  Policies   Truman Foreign Policy Based On Force, Soviet Minister Tells U. N.

Vishinsky Charges American Foreign Policy Is Based. On Force, Same as Hitler's  Guns Before Butter Formula ‘Being Used, Soviet Says -

Vishinsky Hits Truman Policy   ‘Guns before Butter’ Program of Hitler Recalled by Soviet

VISHINSKY 1 PROPOSE NEW “DEACE PLAN”   Russia Wants First Na. tion To Use A - Bomb Tagged War Criminal

Vishinsky Likens Truman’s Policy To Hitler Method   Kussinn Minister Charges U. S. Formula Based on Fores; Attacks West Coust Talk

Reds Blast US Foreign Policy Aim   Vishinsky Charges Use Of Hitler’s ‘Guns Before Butter’ Plan   PLAN NEW WAR   Soviet Minister Accuses American Officials of  New Aggressive Designs

Soviet Blast At Truman   Follows Hitler’s ‘Guns Before Butter’ Policy, Declares Vishineky

Vishinsky Blasts Truman Frisco Speech   Drags Out Old Moth-Eaten Charge That U.S., Not } Russia, Is for War

Governors Back State Mental Aid  Recommendation: At Conferenec Fallaw State Plan

310- Page Report Given Governors At Conference   Improvement Asked In Food Given Institution Inmates

ILLINOIS VFW _ WANTS.A HUGE VETS BONUS   Annual Convention Calls fo. Grants Up to $4,500 for Servicemen,

Language Won't Bridge Gulf Between Gorilla, Man — If He ls Wise He'll RemainanApe _

Korean Aid Bill Passed  By ¢ ongress   But Aid To Chiang At For mosa l« Tied Into Measure: No Hint Of H-Cost

AID APPROVED BY CONGRESS   Nationalist China Also Benefits Under Bill

Brannan Plan Friend Tops  Towa Primary   Loveland Wins Dem  Nomination; GOP Sen,  Hickenlooper Is Victor

‘Phila. Cop Shot And Killed 'Chasing Holdup Suspect In 11th And Market Station

Taft Announces Full Support of Policy in Korea  Lucas Does Not Believe Action

Polio Strikes Daughter Of Auto Dealer   County’s 12 Cases Tar Behind 1949

Resistance Of Enemy Being Stamped Out  Expect To Control wi. gm hi lteylhULmDGg

Premier And Staff Fleeing Toward China   Expect Resistance In Pyongyang To End Within 24 Hours

‘BUFFER’ ZONE ACROSS KOREA NOW_PLANNED  Enemy Resistance  In Pyongyang Being Crushed

/Editor Says Defense Department Is Exerting ‘Pressure To Prevent Sale of ‘Saucer’ Book

Claims Defense Department Attempts Cover Up on Sale of. “Flying Saucers Are Real”

Death Verdict Rendered for ‘Fred Stroble   Jury Calls for Highes! Penalty; Sanity Hearine Next

Congress Near Agreement On Control Bill   Bill Will Give Truman Nearly A Blank Check To Impose Price And Wage Controls; Wage Controls Must Go Hand,In Haad With Price Controls,

India Will Support — UN In Korea Crisis   British Naval Forces Mey Be Put Under U. Ss.  Command

PRICE FREEZE MAY BE NEAR   Government Renarted Proparing to Clamp Cvilings on New Car Prices — Metals Controls Ex. reeted to Follow Closely Any Autfomoblle Action.

SELECTIVE CONTROLS EYED eee  Price Ceilings Looming  For New Car Industry

Russ Pay $1.08 for 25 Ci garettes, $977 for Suit Despite Cuts in Prices

Man’s ‘Suit Gosts--$277In Russia  Price Cut Makes ° Reaaf £9. “aa Th

Man in Russia Can Buy That New Suit for Merely $277   Dollar or Ruble Will Not Stretch Very Far

U. S. Says It Costs $277 fo Buy Man’s Suit In Russia Today Despite Slash in Prices

MAN'S SUIT ~ COSTS $277 IN SOVIET STORE   ‘Men's Shoes $85 a Pair Despite  §$o-called Ruble Price Cuts.

Price Cuts In ‘Utopia’ Reduce Tag On Man’s Suit To Only 5277; Shoes, $85; Woman’s Dress, S111

More Funds For Allied — ‘Arms Asked   President Warns 2 That High Spending “To Go On For Years

The’ Story of ‘Chiang's Last. Stand‘. Told in Far Eastern News Dispatch

CHIANG’S TROOPS CONTINUE TO TALK ABOUT A VICTORY   Believe Communist Forces Will Be Driven From China   “Reds” Muster Junks For Proposed Assault On  Formosa

CHINA'S LAST STAND:  Spirit Of Freedom Helps Forge Chinese Nationalist Army  To Fight Reds On Mainland

Pole in Cemetery Sent Plane Down, Incuity Reveals   67 Foot Staff Near <Airfield Blamed for Deaths of 15

ELAUPOLE BLAMED FUR PLANE CRASH   SHIP REPORTED KNOCKED OUT OF CONTROL WHEN IT HIT STEEL FINGER.

Arkansas State Police Return Half-Million Dollars To FBI Without Knowing What {t s

United Nations Head To Visit Moscow On Peace Mission Next Wednesday

SOP Solon Claims He Slopped Columnist Sen. McCarthy And Pearsor Clash In Club's Cloakroom

Drew Pearson-Senator McCarthy Feud Erupts info Open Combat in Club

Italy Reds Call Strike To Cripple   \/ednesday Walkout Called Cominform’s Spring Offensive

Excise Tax Cut Bill Is Passed by Lower House   ’ Fate in Senate May '. Depend on Outcome of Korean Crisis

House Puts Its Approval On Tax Bil   Excise Cuts; Boost on Corporations; Fate Linked to Korea.

Tax Slash Approved By House   Bill “Veto-Proofed™ By Boosting Levies On Big Corporations

Senators Will Likely Decide Ultimate Fate  Excise Levies Are Cut; Corporations Awa Ta Ramaw Reem

House Votes On Excise Tax Cut Measure Today Speaker Rayburn  Predicts Easy. Victory For Bill

Tax Cutting Bill Set For Final Vote   Speaker Rayburn Predicts Victory In Final House  Vote Today

House Passes Bill To Cut  Exeise Taxes   New Levies on Big Corporations Make Up for Cut; War Situation May Doom Measure. However.

$1 Billion Tax Reduction Bill Before House   Measure Would Cut Many of World War Excise Assessments

But it Adds  New Levies   Corporations to Be Target Against Veto

House Approves Bill Today fo Cut Excise Taxes   But Fate of the Reduction Depends on Outcome of Korean War.

Single-Package Tax Bill Gets House Approval   Members Vote To Reduce Levies On Luxuries  /

Excise Cuts Win Approval   House Tosses Measure to Uncertain Senate Fate, Prepares to Recess

Senate May Await Korean Developments Ai Proof Excise Tax Cut Bill Passes House By 375 to 14

House Approves Bill Cutting . Excise Taxes  Fate Of Measure Probably. Rests  ~ oo a Sa

House Approves New Tax Bill  Fate Of Excise Levies In Doubt, However

See  HOUSE PASSES NEW TAX BILL   Cuts  Excise Taxes And Boosts Levies On © Corporations

HOUSE PASSES TAX MEASURI   But Fate Of ExciseCutting Bill Hinges On Korean War.

Senators Will Likely Decide Ultimate Fate  xeise Leyies Are   Excise Levies Are Cut; Corporations Ava Ta Bear Brunt

Tax Bill Sef For Final Vote House Today   Speaker Rayburn Sees Overwhelming Victory In House; Fate of Any Tax Bill Rests on War

Corporations Levy Boosted 433 Millions   375 to 14 Ballot for Measure; Senate Ssll Must Concur

HOUSE SENDS NEW TAX BILL TO THE SENATE   ULTIMATE FATE OF BILL IS UNCERTAIN DUE TO KOREAN WAR

House Approves Bill Cutting Excise Taxes   Makes Measure: "Veto Proof” Wit $433,000,000 a Year Boost in Nev Levies on Big Corporations—Novy Goes to Senate.   FATE MAY REST WITH KOREA

EXCISE TAX CUT PASSED BY HOUSE   Republicans Join With Democrats in 375 to 14 Approval of $1,010,000,000 Tax Slash.   6 BOOSTS LEVIES ON BIG CORPORATIONS   Make Up $433,000,000 of Reduction by New Taxes. Measure’s Fate Hinges on Korean War.

TAX-CUTTING. BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Fate" Of Reduction May Tie In With Korea War; GOP Split Plan Fails

House Sends Exeise Cut Bill to Senate   *Veto-Proofed’ With Tay Hike for Corporations; Fate Depends on Korea

House Gives OK On Tax Cutting Plan   Measure Passed By Big Majority; Boost Levies On Big Corporations   DEBATE ARMS BILL   Senate Hears Proposal To Keep Korean Aid Of $16 Million Separate

Tax Measure Is  Passed by House   Proposal Slashes Excise Rates; Boosts Corpor ation Levies   GOES TO SENATE NEXT]   Any Tax Reductions May Be Tied in With Korean  Situation

House 0.K.’s ‘Veto-Proof’ Tax Cut Bill  $433,000,000 Boost  In Carnarations’   $433,000,000 Boost In Corporations’ Levies ‘Insurance’

House Approves Billion Dollar  Excise Cut Bill  ‘Veto-Proofs’ It With Hike In Levies on Corporation:

HOUSE PASSES TAX-CUT BILI   Ultimate Fate Of Reduction May Be Tied In With Korean War  SENATE TO CONSIDER

Excise Tax-Cutting Measure Approved In House; Hikes New ‘Levies On Big Corporations   Bill Goes To Senate For Action Hinging On Whether More War Funds Needed

House Passes One-Package Tax Measure   Bill Heads For Senate On Excise, Corporation Taxes

House Approves Huge Excise Tax-Cutting Bill With Corporation Levy

Measure Tacks $433,000,000 On Corporations   Okay Comes As House Refuses To Cut Bill In Two; Trims Taxes On Jewelry, Luggage, Other Items

Excise Tax Slash Bill Is Okayed   House Votes 375 To 14 For Tax Action; Final Fate Rests On War Setun

House Approve: Excise Tax Cut: Goes to Senate  Fate of Proposed Reductions Tied

House Gives Okay To Tax Bill That Cuts Excise Levies  Has ‘Veto Proof”’ Boost in Levies Of Bia Business

House Votes For Tax Cut   Excise Slashing Measure Includes Boost in New Levies on Big Corporation:

OKs Huge Excise Cuts, But Boosts Corporation Tax   House Approves Bill With ‘Veto-Proof  Revenue Measure

Warren Ahead In Race For GOPNomination  Senator Gurney Loses In South Dakota GOP Primary

Roosevelt Leads Democratic Primary But Warren Gains Republican Votes

Warren Easily ls Winner In GOP Race   Sen. Chan Gurney ts Unseated in S. Dakota Contest

Jimmy Roosevelt Slowly Increases Democratic Lead  Sen. Chan Gurney Beaten in S. D. by Economy Candidat

Warren Is Still Popular.   Governor Renominated On GOP Ticket By A Landslide; Roosevelt Leads on Demo Ballot

Warren Runs Far Ahead In Golden State   California Power Boosts Governor's ‘52 Hope in Nation

Roosevelt Has Slim Lead in Demo Primary   Gurney Concedes to  Case in South Dakota. —Miles Nominated for New Mexico Governor

WARREN, ROOSEVELT LEAD IN GOP AND DEMOCRAT PRIMARIES   South Dekota Voters Nominate Case; California Returns Slov —

Warren and Roosevelt Both Appear Chosen   California Governor Wins Smashing Victory for Third Term Republican Nomination While Son of Late President Leads in Democratic Vote. {gy   SEN. GURNEY IS DEFEATED ™

Roosevelt Picked by  Democrats   Senator Gurney of South Dakota Loses To Congressman

Late Returns Boost Margin  Of Roosevelt   Rep. Francis Case. Nixon, Douglas — ‘Are Victors

California Democrats Back James Roosevelt; .  GOP Nominates Warren

Warren Win: California's GOP Battle —   Case Wins Contest In North Dakota On Spending Cue Plank

Warren Wins Third GOP Bid  For Governor   Roosevelt Margin Much Thinner in Democratic Primary

‘Warren Nominated on GOP Ticket  Roosevelt Leads in Democratic Primary

Roosevelt And Warren Lead In California   Senator Gurney Is Defeated In South Dakota Voting

Warren Far In Front in  G.0.P. Poll   Trailing by 84,000 on Demo Ticket Under Unique System.

WING ON GOP, TRAILS DEMO PARTY SLATE   Roosevelt Margin Slim a: Warren Vote Total Piles Up.

Sen. Gurney Unseated In South Dakota   Warren Attempts To Sew Up Both Nominations in California =!

Helen Douglas, Nixon Wintn Senate Contests  Gurney Loses Fight In S. Dakota: Miles Wins in New Mexico

Roosevelt, Gov. Warren  Top Primary S. D. Republicans Defeat Gurney For Return To Senate  BULLETIN

Roosevelt Smothered By Warren   California Governor's Victory Unprecedented For Third Nomination   CASE DEFEATS GURNEY   Veteran House Member Unseats Top Republican Senator in North Dakota

Warren's Vole on Both Tickets Too Much for Roosevelt   Senator Chan Gurney Defeated in South Dakota Primary.

Case Beats Gurney In Hot South Dakota Republican Contest   Veteran Solon Wins Senatorial Nomination; California’s Warren Trails Roosevelt On  Dem Slate, Far Ahead on GOP Ticket

Gov. Warren Easily Wins G.0.P. Race   Roosevelt Has Stim Edge in Democratic Nomination Battle      PICTURES AT RIGHT

James Roosevelt Claims Vietory For Nomination   Warren Choice Of GOP; Sen. Gurney Loses In South Dakota Primary

WARREN OUTRUNS JAMES ROOSEVELT   Wins GOP Gubernatoria Easily, Trails Slightly In Democratic Cross Filing

James Roosevelt Leads Democratic Primary Election   Gov. Earl Warren Ha: 9-to-l Margin for The GOP Nomination

Holds Edge For Demos’ Nomination   But Warren Wins On GOP Ticket Quite Handily

Governor Has Large Majority In Over-All Vote   California Governor Emerges As Strong Presidential Factor

FDR’s Son Claims Win In Primary   James Roosevelt Leads Warrén In Early Returns In California Race

Temperatures   In California Its Warren Vs. Roosevelt   Republican Governor Trails Foe In Democratic Race but Doubles Total Vote: Case Retires Gurney

HEAVY VOTE IN CALIF.   ‘Sen. Gurney Suffers Defeat  In South Dakota

California Voters Pick Two Nominees   Primaries Revealed Real Strength Of James Roosevelt

State Executive Far Ahead in Republican Count; Case Defeats Gurney in S. Dakota

Precedent Set in the Primary   Gurney, South Dakota Senator, Loses to Case

Californians Also Support Douglas, Nixon   Case Defeats Gurney in S. D. G.0.P. Primary

Warren Sw amps Roosev elt Tn Calif. Governor’s Race   FDR’s Son Pulls Ahead In Democratic Primary, But Incumbent Gets Republican Nomination By Land) slide And Runs Close On Democratic Slate

Roosevelt Claims Victory; Warren Is Chosen by 6.0.P   South Dakotans Refuse Ballet for Gurney; Mrs. Douglas Is Ahead on Coast

Republican Shuts Out FDR’s Son In Quest Of Dual Party Nomination, But Governor Lags  Behind For Demo-GOP Victory Of 1946

Early Morning Bulletins   Senator Gurney Concedes Defeat in South Dakota

Primaries in 3 States Roosevelt Into National _ Political Prominence by State Vote; Gurney Beaten

Governor Uels Big Margin In GOP's Primary   Roosevelt Holding Lead In Race For Nemo Nomination

Roosevelt Appears to Have Won Demo. Nomination in Cal.  Gov. Warren Has Huge Lead for Republican Annroval: Case Defeats Gurnev in S. Dak.

May Emerge As GOP Contender For President   Nixon And Doualas Win Senate Races; Atty. General Loses

Warren Leading California Vote   Roosevelt Tops Demos, Trails on GOP Ticket

Roosevelt  Increases Vote Lead   Gov. Warren Is Again GOP Choice, But Trails Roosevelt A: Democrat

Roosevelt Wins Democratic Nod by Thinner Edge   Governor's Margin on ross-Filing Wide; Gurney Beaten

Roosevelt Leads California Votin   ‘SSuth Dakota Son  Loses Re-Nomination ma. Mh. Accociated Press

WARREN VICTOR IN CALIFORNIA PRIMARY RACE   Roosevelt Appears Certain To Get Demg Nod for Governor—Other Contests

Warren Swamps Roosevelt in Primary Vote  FDR’s Son in First Bid for Biq Office

Roosevelt Is Demo Choice For Governor   South Dakota Incumbent Senator Gurney Is Defeated

Warren Win Unprecedented  Roosevelt’s Margin Mounts on Dem Ticket

Warren Vote Nearly Twice  Roosevelt's   California’s D Democrats Pick Douglas; Chavez, Gurney Are Defeated

BIG WINNER IN PRIMARY   California Governor Swamps James Roosevelt On  Cross-Filing Vote for GOP 3rd Term Nomination.   ROOSEVELT WINS DEMQ NOMINATION   Senator Gurney Loses to Case in South Dakota; Ex-Actress Nominated for Senate in California.

James Roosevelt's Lead Grows In California Demo Primary —   Goy. Earl Warren Wins Smashing Victory For Unprecedented 3rd Term Nomination Helen Gahagan Douglas Named for Senate

WARREN SWAMPS JAMES ROOSEVELT   CALIFORNIA GOVERNOF WINS UNPRECEDENTEL 3RD TERM NOMINATION

California Governor Piles Up Huge Majority of Votes on Re publican Side — Presses James . Roosevelt. for Democratic Can. diddcy.

South Dakota Turns Dowr Senator Gurney’s bid for Re-election; Other Upsets

Warren Swamps James Roosevelt In California Test  Governor Sweeps GOP Vote, Close  Democrat Second

Earl Warren, James Roosevelt To Meet in General Election For California Governorship  South Dakota’s Senator Gurney Is Beaten by Rep. Case

Roosevelt Wins Democratic Vote In California  Warren, in Easily — Winning Republican,

Warren Bowls Over Roosevelt For Nomination  California Governor Swamps ‘Jimmie’ Fo   California Governor Swamps ‘Jimmie’ For GOP Nod; FDR’s Son  Gete Demo Selection

Warren Runs Strong For Dems’ Piace   Wins Republican Nomin: aton 10-to-] Over Roosevelt, Close Up On Democratic Side.

GOVERNOR ROUTS: INES ROOSEVELT NV OP. PRMARY   Late President's Son Holds Small But Growing head :  In Domacratic Rare

South Dakota GOP Rejects Chan Gurney   Roosevelt And Warren Nominated In California; New Dealer Dovelas Teade BPioh+

South Dakota Voters Defeat Sen. Gurney   California GOPS Renominate Warrer By Acclamation

Roosevelt Leads For  Democratic Nomination  . Warren Has Big Margin For GOP; Caco Reate S BD Ganctar Chan Creme

Warren Hight onGOP List .   South Dakota GOP Rejects Gurney, Name Rep. Case

Will Go On Trial Soon In Kosciusko   Escaped Prisoners Accused of Killing 3 Negro Children

House Shouts Overwhelmingly Approval of Plan Not fo Adjourn Until Taxes Are Upped

Excess Profit Tax Measure Fails To Pass   $6 Billion Levy Is Boggec Down in House by Technicalities

Fast Profit Tax Action Favored  Resolution Urges Adjournment Wait

House Vows Profits Tax Vote Later   Move to Tack Levy On  Pending Bill Loses Tn  Technical Procedure

Exeess Profits Tax Fails in  General Bill   House Rejects it Being Put in the $4,508,000,000 Bil

Tax Backers Stage Balk.  Resolve Not to Quit. mre £Y rr ‘TT.   Resolve Not to Quit Til Congress Can Vote On Bie Profits Levy

HouseDemands Profits Tax Bill  Delay Adjournment Until Action Taken

HOUSE VOTES TO CONSIDER TAX ON EXCESS PROFITS   FOLLOWS FAILURE TO WRITE LEVY IN GENERAL TAX BILL

Excess Profits Levy Faces Crucial Vote   Demand for Tax Gains Support From Both Sides

Supporters Of A Profits Tax Lose In House   Technicality Stops Plan; Backers Will Make New Atternpt

Action on Tax, Plan of House  - Ton Vata Rafnra .   To Vote Before Congress Adjourns

PROFIT TAX IS DEMANDED IN CONGRESS   couse Votes 331-2 Not to Adjourn Until After Action on Excess Profits Tax.   * AMENDMENT FOR SUPER LEVY FAILS   Rayburn Rules Out Adding $6 Billion on Corporations to $4.5 Billion Tax Hike.

House in Favor Of Taking Action On Profits Tax  Shouts Approval of

House Wants Profits Tax   Vote To Stay In Session Until Law Brought To Floor

Profit Tax Bloc Wins House Test  Showdown Ballot  fa ro 7. earee

‘Must’ Label Put on Profit Tax Decision   House Votes Against . Adjourning Until Ballot Is Taken

House Demands Chance to Vote On Profits Tax   Shouts Approval © Of Resolution Not To Adjourn Before Actina on Meacturea

Excess Profit Tax Amendment Fails To Carry in House   Speaker Rules Levy Could Not Be Fitted Into General Bill-

Free Germans Reject Arms  [pe Sa, © ee ee   Sunday Voting Wines Out Reds

‘Mother to Visit _Today Amputee: ‘Ideal Patient’ On Flight, Nurse Says

11 HURT WHEN TRAIN CRASHES   Those Injured On Santa Fe Are Mostly Texas Residents

Eleven Inj ured In Derailment Of Crack Train   None Killed, Seriously Hurt In Central Texas Accident Before Dawn

11 PERSONS INJURED   When Santa Fe Passenger Train Left Rails in Texas

Escape Death As Fast Train  Leaves Track   At Least 11 Injured in Pre-Dawn Derailment Near Lampasas, Texas

MOSLEMS SEEK TO GRAB CHILD      Want To Kidnap Young Wife Returned ToMother By Court

Fanatic Moslems Wound 3, Attack  European Women   Rioters Try to Kidnap ChildOrdered Given To Dutch Mother

Thousands Of Fanatic Moslems Try ‘To Kidnap 13-Year-Old Dutch Girl   Hundreds Of Armed Police Called Out To Quell Riot That Followed Court Order Giving Girl Back To Her Mother.

MALAYS RIOTING IN KIDNAP PLOT   Thousands Of Moslems In Singapore Fight In Effort To Take White Girl From Her Mother.

Riot Ra ges In Singapore  Over Girl, 13   Sought By Moslems, She Is Sheltered In Catholie Convent

Moslem Mobs Range Singapore  Violent Effort to Kidnap Dutch Girl

Police Battle Moslem Mobs  In Singapore   . Thousands Join Fight In Effort To Kidnap ~ Cish-dn' Court Case‘

Moslems Riot In Singapore Trying To Kidnap Girl, 13, Now In Convent With Mother

Parking Meters On More Streets Voted By Board   Aldermen Decide On Meters As Source of Additional Revenue

Kingsport Tax Plans  Considered  Moulton Outlines   Moulton Outlines Possible Sources  To Obtain. Funds

BRIDGES, DOCKS ~IN'NORTH KOREA AIT HARD BLOWS   Attack Stirs Talk of Possible  Landing, but “here Is No Evidence One Has   Been Made.   YANKS SWING BENIND  ENEMY NEAR HANPO  H   MacArthur Spokesman Says  GI's Are “Cleaning Up”   Pocketed Troops in Fierce Fighting.

US. Plugs Foreign Goods at Chicago Fair; 2500 Firms Fill 8-Mile Booths at Opening

Marines Run Into Ambush Near Maion   Fight Their Way Out of Trap But Suffer Casualties: Airforee Raids Red Capital

Fire Bombs Destroy Sinuiju   Air Attack Knocks Out Supply Base of North Koreans

Military Body For Enforcing Rulings Urged  Formosan Question Suggested As Item

PROPOSE U.N. WORLD PEACE PATROL PLAN   Acheson Suggests Inter national Military Force to Combat Aggression Anywhere in World.

U. 5. Advocates Anti-War Plan, UN Peace Patrol  Acheson Proposes Warltd Armv Ta Adseat   Acheson Proposes World Army To Meet Agaression Threat

Acheson Presents American Program to Fight Aggression   Plan Presented to U.N. Assembly Include Provision for Peace Patrol and Military Forces to Enforce Organization’s Decisions

ACHESON AaK ALL NATIONS PEAGE PATROL   Outlines Plan for World Defense to UN Assembly.

Includes Peace Patrols to Halt Any Aggressor  rem earns _ a, fee si   Acheson Says It Might Deter Kremlin Realists

Acheson Gives UN American Program for ‘Peace Patrol’ .   ~ In Major Outline of US Policy, State Department Head Proposes Giving Teeth To World Organization Against Aggressor:

World Plan Given U.N.  By Achesor   Would Provide Armec Units Backing Up Organization.

US Plan To Combat All  Ageression   Program Presented by Acheson to UN Calls For Military Force   CONSTANT ALERT   Assembly Would Meet on 24 Hours Notice To Act On Any Breach of Peace

Acheson Tells U. §. Program to Fight Aggression  Includes Provision   Includes Provision For Peace Patrol

Propose U.N. Peace Pairol fo Back Up World Decisions   Teeth tor Actions. of Assembly Is Basis of U. S. Suaaestion.

Acheson Urges U.N. Peace Army   Plan to Combat All Aggression Is Laid Before Assembly

Mobile Force Could Be Used On Aggressors   Germans Happy Over Big Three Yecision; Furope Army Near

Acheson Asks Peace Patrol To Back UN   Urges for World Organization With Military Forces

Del Rio Weather Information Furnished by U. 5.   Furnished by U. 8. Dept. of Commerce Weather BRureap

Del Rio Weather   Ferobhed ty U. 5. Dept. of Commerce Weather Berean

Det Rio Weather information   Furnished by U. 5. Depi. ef Commerce Weather Bureau

Rep. Macy Says He Will Ask Congress To Inquire Into Relation Between Politics And Crime

OUR SHOTS FIRED INTO) HIS HEAD AS HE SETS AT DESK   Victim Failed to Open Game bling After Allegedly Promising to Do So for Money,   CHARLES GAKGOTTA, AN AID, ALSO KILLED   7  Newspaper Believes Close Friends Murdered Political Leader — Police Find No Clews.

Democratic Faction Chief Is Slain in Kansas City  _ Top Muscle-Man  AlsoMowedDown: Echoes Are Hearc In Washinston

Business To  Be Very Good   Outlook For Next Six Months ‘Strong’ President Told

Ouilook For Next Six Months Termed ‘Very Strong’ Despite Unemployment

TRUMAN TOLD BUSINESS GOOD   Outlook Excellent No ‘Matter How You Look A  It, Says Adviser.

Business Outlook Is “Very Strong’ For Rest of Year, Truman Advised   Strengthened Economic Activity 1s Cited by President’s Advisory Council in Quarterly Report: Unemployment Is Only Danger Signa

Truman Gets Economic Advisers’ Report ee ee  Business Signs ‘Good’

Economie Aide Calls Business Outlook Good   Leon Keyserling See: ‘Very Strong’? Trend In Next Six Months

Business Outlook \s Called ‘Strong   Keyserling Report Results of vem

—U. S. ECONOMY STRONG— Business Outlook Good Despite Unemployment

Truman To Leave Florida Monday  Cold Weather _ veces Swim Cancella

SOVIET LEADER MMASHES BACK AT PEACE PLEA   Vishinsky Raps Plan To Halt Reds At 38th Parallel

Appeal to Red Chinese Seems Doomec   Vishinsky Attacks Effort to Halt Conflict in Korea

Vishinsky Raps Asians Appeal  “Attitude Apparently Dooms Peace Move

Vishinsky Dooms Plea Of Asians   Scoffs at Their Plan for Halt of Communist Army.

Plea To China Apparently  Is Fruitless  Soviet Opposition Dooms Chances

'13-Nation Appeal To Chinese’ ‘Reds Attacked By Vishinsky In United Nations Address

Soviet Attack Seen Dooming Peace Appeal  U. N. Plans Speedy Airing Of Crisis

Vishinsky Hits 13-Nation Plea To End Strife   Opposition Dooms Plea to End War; No Word From Peiping

TRUGE PROPOSAL IS ASSAILED IN U.N. BY ROSSI   Vishinsky Attacks 13-Nation Appeal to Red China to Halt Drive at 38th Par allel in Korea.   DESPERATE, PEACE PLAN i APPARENTLY DOOMED   No Word on Plea Comes From Peiping and Assembly Lays Plans for Fast Ajring of Crisis.

Vishinsky Raps Appeal  For Peace  ee, ee, Se   Assembly Votes To Send Demand For UN Action

Red Delegate Hits Asian UN. Appeal   Stop-China Move Appears Doomed By Wu's ‘Who, Us?

VISHINSKY ATTACKS PLEA OF 13 NATIONS TO STOP CHINA AT 38th PARALLEL

Political Unit To Air Demand Of Six Nations   Vetoed Resolution To Go Before UN; Reds Rib MacArthu

Hotly Accuses U. S. Of Restraining Tens Of Thousands Russian Subjects In Austris And Germany

Acheson Scored For Hiss Backing  Both Parties Join In Blasting Stand

Think Truman Should “Turn Back” on Sec.   One GOP Hints That “Stalin Might Need New Head of State”

Secretary of State Defends Old Associate   Solons Wonder About Red Influence

BOTH PARTIES FLAY ACHESON   His Defense of Hiss I: Bitterly Assailed

Acheson Flayed For OK’'ing Hiss   Republicans ‘and Democrats Join in ‘Denouncing Secretary of State; He's Stalin's Chief U.S. Aide, One Says -

Congressmen of Both Parties Hit Official’s Stand.  Continues Backing» _ Convicted Ex- -aide.

SOLONS OBJECT TO ACHESON'S DEFENSE OF HISS   DECLARE IT SHOWS ADMINISTRATION HAS SOFT SPOT FOR REDS

Secretary of State Scored for Saying He Does Not intend To Turn His Back on Alger Hiss.  HISS LINKED WITH REDS IN TRIAL

Members of Both Parties Denounce Acheson Statemen  Comments Fly After Secretary Says He

Campbell  Wins Demo Senate Nod   Fort Wayne Lawyer Gets Nomination on First Ballot; To Open Drive To Unseat Capehart Tomorrow.

EASY VICTORY FOR CAMPBELL   Carries All But One District To Gain Democratic Senatorial Nomination.

EXPLOSION RIPS _ FREEPORT HOME   Boy Blown Through Floor But Escapes Injury

K. C. Witness In Crime Probe Lied--Ketauver   Senator Will Recommend Trial for Reputed Mafia Leader

Congress Plans To End Session By Saturday  Few “Must” Bills To Be Settled Before _ Two-Month Recess

Congress Plans To Adjourn Saturday Night  Le atttbeamticiaen Timce

LEADERS AGREE TO STOP WORK SATURDAY NIGHT   Congressional Sessions  ._ Scheduled To Be Resumed November 27 — Major Bills Still On Docket,

Congress Hopes to Wind Up Work By Weekend and President Says It Has Accomplished Aims

MSTORICAL SOCIETY “MF MONTANA ‘HELENA   Plans Call for Congress to ‘Adiourn Saturday

Congress Nears  End Of Business;  Wins HT’s Praise President Sidesteps Pasmetiam Shr: Nacehte   President Sidesteps Question On Possible Vato OF Anti-Red Bill

Saturday Recess Set by Congress   Anti-Red, Defense, Tax Bills Pending

Congress Seeks Adjournment by Saturday Night   Recess Planned Until After Thanksgiving; Communist Control Bill Sent to Truman

Congress Striving to Wind Up Work This Week; Veto Of Anti-Red Measure Seen

Adion Sef On. Defense Fund, Tax Increases   Truman’‘s Reaction To Communist Bill Awnited By Solons

CONGRESS MAY RECESS SEPT. 23   Few Remaining ‘Must Measures Still To Be Acted Upon

Congress Aims For Adjournment Before Sunday  Both Party Léaders Agree To Close Shop

Congress Hopes to Quit Saturday For Rest Until After Thanksgiving

Congressmen Aim At Goal Of Saturday  Adjournment   Only Few Measures Remain To Be Done Before Closing Shop

Solons Aim At Saturday Session End   Congress Eyes Return to Home Election Tilts

Congressional Leaders Training Sights on Adjournment By Saturdav

CONGRESS AIMS FOR RECESS BY THIS WEEKEND   Senate Passes Red Curt - Bill, Awaits Signing Or Veto By Truman

Recess For UL. S. Congress   Major Business Ahead Before it To November 27

Congress Eyes Recess; Works On ‘Must’ Bills   Bil! to Control Reds May Impede Plans to Adiourn

Congress Aims to Quit By Saturday  Leaders Agree To Recess After Clearing Docket

Mysterious Substance Still Unidentified  Mother’s Milk Kills Polio  Virus. Research Reveals

HUMAN MILK SUBSTANCE IS POLIO KILLER   Discovery Made in Eskimo Settlement Where Young Were Saved.

Human Milk Destroys Polio Virus  * * * * * * * * *   Research Shows Substance Protects Tots Nursed By Mothers

Human Milk Balks Polio!   New Virus Destroyer Found In Eskimo Camp, Doctor Says;  Study Cows’ Milk, Too

Find Destroyer Of Polio Virus   Is Property In Human Milk; Seek To Learn Identity

New Decisions Due For West Defenses  Allies Face Traditions Of Individual Groups

RADICAL DECISIONS NECESSARY.   Serious Testing Period Is at Hand For West Defense

More Aftention To Guided Missiles   Special Adviser for Marshall Hints Major Step-Up Of Program

Alice Retail Sales For 1949 Approach $13 Million Figure   Nation’s Merchandise Sales Continue Their Volume Gain

5 Reported Dead In Disaster Otf Coast Of Frisco  500 May Have Been Aboard When Hit By Freighter In Fog

HOME EDITION   Collision in Fog Hurls Hundreds Into Sea Off S. F.

AT LEAST FIVE DEAD  Hospital Ship Sinks After Collision With Freighter

Hospital Craft Sinks; 21 Still Missing Off Fog-Bound Golden Gate  Luckenbach Freighter Rams U. S. Vessel Amidships In 50-Foot Visibility 

Bankers fo Blame lf Credit, Banking ls Nationalized  Do Job Well or Government Will Mave ta Toke Over

Controls Act Okay Is Seen By Nightfall   Conference Committee Agrees On Major Issue; No Floor Fight Due

Compromise Wage-Price  Plan Okayed   > Senate. House Conferees Expect Early Passage

G.0,P, ACCUSED OF UNJUST: BLOW IN WAR DISPUTE   Senator Conally Charges Political Aims Behind Charge  at Democratic  Policy Invited War.

‘Political Pettifogging’ Is Charged   Connally Aroused By Split In His Foreign Relations Committee

GOP Members Blast Foreign Relations Policy   Attack Splits Senate Group; Demos Reply

Connally Blasts “Pettifogging” Accuses GOP Of  Playing Politics With Korean Issue

CONNALLY SAYS GOP MAKES ISSU OF KOREAN WAR   Calls for Unity On Home Front Against? Foe

Republicans Rap Far East Policy   Connally Calls Move Strictly ‘Politics’

Foreign  Relations Committee Is Split By Charges Over War Policies

FOREIGN POLICY MAKERS SPLIT ON WAR BLAME   Connally Charges Republicans With “Political Pettifogging”

Cautious Policy Is Being Mappec For Far East  Plans Being Made   Plans Being Made To Prevent Any Border Incidents

Atrocities In Korean War Are Reported  Report Seven U.S. Soldiers Bound And Shot To Death

Confirm Korean Red Atrocities  Find 7 Yanks Bound  Aaa €ingts Tea Mandl

Nation Must Bulwark De fenses To Meet Threat Of A-Bomb Attack   CONGRESS BLAMED FOR PRESENT COLD WAR

Truman Declares Draft Would Have Averted Cold: War   President Speaks on Eve Of Armed Forces Day; Strong Defenses Urged

Says Congress to Blame for Cold War   President, Others Speak in Marking Armed Forces Day

Says Congress to Blame for Cold War  President, Others   President, Others Speak in Marking Armed Forces Dav

Truman Lays Cold War To Lack Of Draft Law  Scores Congress For 3-Year Wait

Draft Delay Brought Cold  War: Truman   Asked for Extension In 1945, He Says in Speech Ushering in Aemad Forces Day

Truman, Johnson Urge Continuing Of Draft Law  Armed Forces Dine 

Nation Urged to Bulwark Defenses Against Russians   Leaders Pomt Up Need for Preparedness’ on Eve of Armed Forees Day; Truman Wants Draft Law Extended.

22.000 Pennsylvania Coal Miners Defy Lewis in Big Revolt   UMW Members Declare They Want Five Days or ‘Nothing’ in Hurling Truculent Or-Else at Union Head

22,000 Miners Defy Lewis in Major Revolt  31 W. Virginia Locals Decide to Resume Digging

Revolt of Miners Gaining Headway   25,000 Refuse Lewis Order To Go Back to Work Today

Defiance Develops  In UMW   Mine Groups Revolt At Returning to Pits As Coal Diminishes

Major Revolt Develops In  UMW Ranks  Pa. Diggers Defy Lewis’ Work Orde

Road Program Gets Two More Big Boosts   Better Roads Committee Announces Added Endorsements on. April 4 Vote; Lift Farmer Out of Mud. Uraes Cannon {etter

‘Legion Has Big Parade in Los Angeles  Veterans March 50,000 Strong at National Convention,

LEGION PARADES IN LOS: ANGELES   FIETY THOUSAND TAKE PARI IN MARCH WITNESSED  BY HUGE THRONG.  ;

American Legion Holds Giant Parade With 50,000 Marchins   Delegations from Every State of the Union Have Part in Pageantry

Reds Charge Frenct  Invaded Territory,  Has Familiar Ring French Official  Expresses Fear of ‘Another Korea’

Jury Witnesses Need Not Answe “Red” Questions   Ruling Might Have Far-Reaching Effects

EXTENSIVE RED RADAR DEFENSES REPORTED   Screen Said to Have Been Thrown Up te Guard Bases in the Baltic Area.

Baltic Guarded By Red Radar Screen  Swedish Reports Tell Of Defenses

MRS. BARKLEY T0 ~— CHRISTEN LINEF   U.S. President Jackson Sent Down the Ways

Red Troops Swarm Past River Barrrier   Further South, Strongest United Notions Counterattack of Wor Gains Speed After Bogging Down at End of Drive

School Board Member Tried In Girl Death   State Drops Charges Against Another Ir Cheer Leader Murder

Chinese Reds Claim Hainan Drive Gaining   Communists Say Four Nationalist Regiments Routed

Truman Offers Compromise on Draft Law  op Ee oe Se ee,   Stand-bv Proposal Acceptable; Termed Essential

Truman Offers Compromise  on Draft Law  Stand-bv Proposal Acceptable;  TT ec mnl Lawnecdr el

Railroads Ask Boost In Rates  4. Pct. Increase In Freight Tolls Bid

Bridges Unior Severs Tie to Red Groups   C10 Longshoremen Disown World Maritime Agencies

ARMED FORCES A-BOMB ATTACK TALKS BANNED   Air Force General Is Disciplined For His Remarks

Most Pilgrims To Rome Wear Khaki And Blue  Holy Year Influx T Start March 

Army Takes Over Until Strike Ends   President's Action Come: As Surprise To Striking Switchmen And Railroad Officials.

Rock Island Rail Seizure Is Ordered   Truman Calls On Army to Run Struck Line

TRUMAN CALLS MILITARY CHIEF   Question Of Compromise Draft Extension Believed Subject

Sander Will Get License, Says Magazine   N. E Journal of Medicine Makes Pradiction

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Looming   White Mouse Still Striving To Heod It Off, Union Officiols Not Hopeful

Peace Talk-Fails To Avert Strike Of Railroad Men   Railroad Unionmen Will Confer Avain

White House Goes On With Efforts   Would Avert Nationwide Rail Walkout; Union at ‘End of Hope’

Rail Unions ‘Near  End of Our Rope’   White House Tries To Avert A Possible Nationwide Railroad Strike Today

Trainmen Chafe as Talks Dragon   “End of Our Rope’ Say Union Leaders of Trainmen, Conductors

Railroad Peace Talks Continue But Hopes Dim   Union Official Claims Followers "At Rope’s End‘

Steelman Pushes Effort To Avert Railroad Strike  - Union Officials Say Near End Of Rope In  Meetings Or Denrands

Fail to Settle Rail Dispute   No Agreement Reached After 4-Hour White House Conference

Railway Unions Claim Failure In Peace Talks   White House Pushes Efforts to Avert a Possible Walkout

CONTINUE TALKS IN AN EFFORT TO AVERT RR STRIKE   UNION CHIEFS SAY NO PROGRESS MADE AT MEET YESTERDAY

No Progress Reported In Strike Threat   Efforts To Head Off Railroad Walkout Fail So Far; Negotiators Reluctantly Continue.

PHONE STRIKE SLOWS SERVICE ON LONG CALLS   Local Dial Stations Not Affected, Unless For  Mechanical Failure

LONG DISTANCE CALLS SLOWED —  Phone Service Over Nation Near Normal Despite Strike

Phone Tieuy Slows U.S.  Services Officials Report  " Minor Violence ee

33.000 Across Country Walk Off Their Posts   Wage Increase Sought By Employes; Several Wires Slashed in West

Phone Strike Is Slowing Down Toll Service  Most Local Service Not Affected: Minor Clash of Police and Pickets   seen a a , ees , lS ees i

Phone Strike Brings Clash At Pittsburgh   Nation’s Long Distance Service Affected By. Wlkeut

NATION-WIDE STRIKE OF 33,000 WORKERS SNARLS LONG DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE

Phone Strike Puts: Crimp tn Long Line Calls   Local Service Not Affect: ed By Walkout of Workers

Phone Strike Slows Nation's Distance Calls  Little Local Service Affected as 33,000 Workers Leave Jobs

Western Electric Employes Walk Out; Pickets On Duty In A Number Of Large Cities; Dispute Is Over Wages

STRIKE SLOWS LONG DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE   33,000 Workers Picket Exchanges; Police  Are Arrested

Strike Of Telephone Workers Slows Long Distance Service  Most Local Service Not Affected

Sentence Bridges This Afternoon   $15,000, Seven Years Maximum Penalty

JUDGE DOSS SPEAKS; AREA CIT IZENS THERE Thousands of West Texans See Opening of Girlstown, U.S.A.

™ *  Czechs Hate Communist Masters, Resistance Is Only In The Mind,  Asserts American Correspondent

Most Czechs Hate Communist Masters, But Active Struggle Against Them Is Not Probable

Outside Forces Must Lift Hated Red Yoke Off Czechs, Reporter Declare:

W. Germany Ending Prosperous Year   Expansion of Industriel Cutput, Raise in Sole on Viorld Market Marked

Mellon Named State Head  Of Defense Preparations      Pittsburgh Financier Ap pointed By Duff To Take Charge Of Internal Security Setup

Mellon Named Defense Chief In This State   Former Draft Leader Gets Top Command From Governor Duff

Mellon Will Head State's Military, Defense Planning   Pittsburgh Financier Will Direct Overall Security Preparations in State

Ex-Commie As Witness.   Budenz, Former Editor Of Red Paper, to Testify Against Lattimore

McCarthy Ready To Name Witness In Lattimore Case   Seeks To Pin On Communist Label

L. F. Budenz To Testify On McCarthy Charges" Subpoenaed —  In Lattimore Case; Denies Talking  TWwe,t RA ft. aL.

Louis Budenz May Be Witness ‘X’   McCarthy Presents Hidden Name to Senate Probers

 Lattimore Makes Demand That Senate ‘Group Hear Mystery Witness in Public

McCarthy to Have Mystery Witness   Promises Person Who Wil Testify Lattimore Has Been Communist   SPIRITED INTERCHANGE  Democrats Charge G. 0. P Js Out to “Get” Truman Thru McCarthy Probe

Louis Budenz To Testify On  -Solon’s Claim   Ex-Réd Leader To Appear Before Probers April 20 On Claim Lattimore Is Spy; Secrecy Issues Given Committee

Senator Says Mystery Man Is Known Red   President Accused Of Being Scared To Open Up Files

Ex-Red Budenz  Subpoenaed as Probe Witness   Former Daily Worke: Editor Scheduled to Testify at Hearing in Support of McCarthy

Budenz Will Tell Senators Monday About Lattimore, Accused as Spy

Budenz Called As McCarthy’s Star Witness  Public Session Set To Hear Charges  Awatnet I attimara

Will Identify Owen Lattimore As Red, McCarthy Reveals   Witness To Testify Under Subpoena, Said

W Carthy Wants Senate Group to Hear Charges On Lattimore   Accused to Be Permitted To Confront Ex-Daily Worker Editor

McCarthy To Reveal His Ace   Says His Star Witness Will Testify Under A Subpoena.

SOLON CLAIMS HE'LL PROVE CHARGES   Subpoena To Be Asked For Prospective Witness   Tells Acheson He Can Link Lattimore With Communist Party

Former. Editor Is Subpoenaed By Committee   Senator Contends He Can Swear Lattimore Is a Communist

Budenz, Former Communist Chief, Agrees To Testify   One-Time Editor Of Daily Worker Will Fac Man Sen. McCarthy Charges With Being Top Red Spy In State Department

Budenz Hinted Mystery Red Quiz Witness   Lattimore Demands Right to Question ‘Ex-High Communist’ Called by McCarthy

EX~ COMMUNIST WILL BE HEARD IN RED INQUIRY   Louis Budenz Subpoenaed By Senate Committee And fs Expected To Back Charges Against Owen Lattimore.

M’Carthy’s Talk Of Missing Link Stirs Curiosity   Dingell Says Reckless GOP Leaders Backing McCarthy in Drive to “Get” Truman

Spy Hunters Urged to Call Mystery Man   MeCarthy Says Former Rec Can Prove Lattimore Ruled by Savjet

Budenz Said Most Likely As Senators @ robe Facts  Gore 's Communist & “itor Is Object  Of Capitol Rumors

“Missing Link” Hinted in Red Spy Inquiry   McCarthy Telegram Stirs Curiosity About ‘*Mystery”’ Witnesses In Lattimore Case

Solon Reatlies Chief Witness In Spy Probe   Informant Reported Prepared To Swear Lettimora Wace Red

McCarthy Talks Of “Missing Link’   Reference Is Made In Lattimore Case; Acheson Gets Wire

Hints: He Has: Missing Li ak To Prove His Spy Charges   Sen. McGarthy Rofanes To Repeat. Charges. inet Against Lattimore " Wurhout drmunity * *

McCarthy Reveals Name Of Witness To Probers   Believed To Be Fordham Professor; Lattimore Wants To Question Him

Former Communist Subpoenaed As Man Senator MeCarthy Wants Senate Investigators To Hear On His Charges Against Owen Lattimore—Hearing To Be Held Next Monday At Public Session—Far East Expert Will Be Permitted To Testify In Reply

Senators Will Hear Ex-Editor   Budenz Is McCarthy's Mystery Witness

Former Red To Testify At Hearing   Louis Budenz Gets Subpoena From Senators

Ordered to Testify Monday in Owen Lattimore Case; Probers Refuse to Permit Cross-Examination of Editor

Budenz Will Be Called On By, Senate   Ex-Red Editor Scheduled To Testify Monday

Solon Seeking To Prove Lattimore Case  Committee Is Asked To Subpoena  Witness This Week

McCarthy Ask: His Witness Be Called Up  Save ‘Mvcterv’ Man   Says ‘Mystery’ Man Will Tag Lattimore As Red Sympathizei

McCarthy Gives Probers Name Of Key Witness   Former Communist Editor, Louis Budenz, Said ‘Mystery Man’

M Carthy Says Probers Given Witness Name   Mystery Man Set For Hearing Thursday In Lattimore Case

Ex-Red Editor Is McCarthy's Mystery Aide   Budenx Called to Testify Before Senate On Lattimore Charge

Probers Will Name Witness   Public To Learn Who Charges Lattimore Is Communist.

Budenz Agrees fo Talk Apr. 20   McCa rthy, ‘Stranger’ to Ex-Red, Confident

Bare Buden:z As Mystery  Witness Called To Testify  Aliant Tastetmsnccc

LOUIS BUDENZ TIE DISAVOWED BY LATTIMORE   Ex-Communist Editor Denies Knowing Sen. McCarthy

Senator Expects Person to Back Up His Charges   To Prove Lattimore is a Communist, He Tells News Reporter:

Budenz Called To Be Witness in Red Inquiry   Former Communist to Testify in Lattimore Case; Will Hold Press Conterence.

Spy Probers ‘Say Budenz ‘Is Witness   Subpoena Issued By Senate Group For Former Red

Lattimore to Face Ex-Red Next Monday   Budenz Formerly ; Editor of Commie Daily Worker

Will Give Name of Unidentified Individual to Senate Probe Group   ‘Asks Subpena for Hearing Thursday   'Dem Leader Claims GOP Backing McCarthy in Move to ‘Get? Truman

McCarthy Is Ready With First Witness   Will Ask Senate Subpoena For Unnamed Person—Hints New Lattimore Spving ‘Link’

Senator Says He’s Ready ToGiveProof   Central Figure In Inquiry Asks Subpena For Mystery Man

Budenz Ordered To Appear at Senate Hearing  McCarthy Names Hin As ‘Mystery Witness’

Truman Hit As ‘Fearing’ To Air Data   McCarthy Meets With “Mystery Witnesses” To Support Charges

McCarthy Offers Witness’ Name  Senator Presses Red: Agent Chorae

Ex-Communist Louis Bu denz to Testify Before  Investigators   WILL APPEAR MONDAY   Are Looking Into Charges That Owen Lattimore Is A Red Agent

‘Missing Link’ Is Referred To By McCa rthy   Senator Contacts Witnesses In Effort To Secure Backing For His Charaes

Lattimore Aceuser To  Be Named   McCarthy Witness Believed Ex-Editor Of Daily Worker

BUDENZ IS “MYSTERY WITNESS”   Former Communist Editor Is Disclosed to Be McCarthy Witness in Spy Charge Case.   SUBPOENAED FOR HEARING MONDAY   Lattimore, Accused as Red Will Be Present but Won't Get to Cross-Examine.

McCarthy to Have Mystery Witness   Promises Person Who Will Testify Lattimore Has  n Communist   SPIRITED INTERCHANGE   e786 2838 € £oh FF Be F B Bek Ser’ Se Be 1S.  Democrats Charge G. O. , Is Out to “Get” Truman Thru McCarthy Probe

aNS HE WILL GIVE NAME OF AED WITNESs   Plans to Reveal Identity to Morgan, Committee Counsel.

M'CARTHY CITES MISSING LINK’ IN SPY BRAWL   Senator Hunts Mystery Witnesses To Prove Case Aaainst Lattimore

Solon Says Lattimore  Link Absent   McCarthy Injects New Mystery Into Communist Charges

SENATOR READY TO REVEAL NAME  TO INVESTIGATORS   Speculation In Washington Hints Lovis Budenz May Be Mystery Mon

Budenz Agrees to Testify for McCarthy   Former Communist to Be Heard in Lattimore Case

M ‘Carthy To Name Witness   Senator Says He'll Identify Lattimore As Ex-Communist

icCarthy Reports He Is Ready To Give Senate Probers Identity Of Person Who Will Swear That Owen Lattimore Is Or Was Communist—Wisconsin Republican Describes Figure As Man He Hopes To Have For Initial Testimony At Hearing

Louis Budenz Will Testif y In Red Case   Former Daily Worker Editor Is MeCarthy’s Witness To Lattimore Charges

Speculation On Capitol Hill Links Name Of Louis F. Budenz Former Editor Of Daily Worker With Inquiry

McCarthy Stirs Interest By Talk Qf Missing Link   Dingell Involved In Word Exchange  Over Lattimore Case

Queries Acheson On ‘Missing Link’ In Lattimore Case  Wisconsin Senator Will Give Name of Man to Committee

TESTIMONY MAY SUPPORT: CHARGE  “McCarthy Is Reddy  To Name Witness

UNETIME RED WILL TESTIFY NEXT MONDAY   Former Daily Worker Edito Chief Witness Relied on by MeCarthvy.

McCarthy Stirs Curiosity Over ‘Missing Link’   Says He'll Give Probers Name of Witness Who'll Swear Lattimore Red

Budensz, ‘Mystery Witness’ u nRedI nquiry, ToTestif y  On Charges Against Lattimore

MISSING LINK UNEARTHED BY SEN. M°CARTHY  Accuser of Owen Lattimore Feels He Now Has Evidence to Prove Case.

Ex-Red Editor Louis Budenz Will Appear Before’ Senate Investigators As Witness For McCarthy

Budenz Revealed As "Mystery Man’ In McCarthy Case   Senators Summon Former Editor of Communist Paper

Budenz Is "McCarthy's ‘Key Witness   Senator Says Ex-Red Can Testify Lattimore Was a Communist

Lattimore Insists Public Hear Mystery Witness  Capitol Hill Hints Budenz  M’Carthv’s Infarmant  -

Wants Senate Action  M Carthy Asks Commie Hunters To Subpoena Mystery Witness

Mystery Man To Be Namec By Probers   Former Communist Louis Budenz Is Reported To Be  Solon’s Informant

MYSTERY WITNESS IS EX-RED BUDENZ  Ho Will Toetiy On Tent.      He Will Testify On Lattmore Before Senate Group Next Monday

Ex-Red Called As Witness By  Senate Group   Man McCarthy Wants Heard on Lattimore Case

Will Reveal His Name by Nightfall   Closed Meeting of Senate Probe Coammittaw Gebadi lak

Budenz Is McCarthy’ s  ‘Witness’    Ex-Communist Is Called to Appear Before Committee Probing Owen Lattimore   Lattimore Will Talk Following Budenz Testimony

Louis F. Budenz Is Subpoenaed In Red Inquiry   MeCarthy’s ‘Mystery’ Witness Will Appear Before Group April 20

Claims Man Will Back Up Charges Lattimore A ‘Red’   Says He Will Produce Other Witness To Testify Lattimore Was Communist

BUDENZ MAY BE CALLED T0 BACK CHARGES   McCarthy Says New Figure Will Link Lattimore, Reds

SECRET WITNESS TO BE NAMED IN RED PROBE   Budenz Believed Man Me Carthy Says Will Back Charges

Budenz Slated to Testify Lattimore Red   McCarthy's "Mystery Witness’ Subpoenaed to Hearing Monday

McCarthy Ready fo Give Name of His Mystery Witness   Committee to Hear Against Lattimore Next Thursday

THINK WITRESS LOUIS BUDENZ   Former Communist Be lieved To Be One McCarthy Counting On

WILL SWEAR LATTIMORE A COMMUNIST   Wisconsin Senator Will Ask Committee to Subpoena Witness in Spy Charge Case.   QUERIES ACHESON ON “MISSING LINK”   Claims Man Once High ir in Communist Circles Will Testify Professor Was 8 Member.

McCarthy Reveals Name Of Principal Witness To Red Probe Committee   Former Editor Of Communist Sheet Expected To Support Claims Of Wisconsin Senator Concerning Spies

Former Communist Lead: er Is Subpoenaed Tt Support Senator M cCarthy’s Charges Against State Dept.

Spy Proberss Issue Call  For Budenz   Former Red Editor I: M’Carthy’s “Mystery Witness.”

Louis Budenz  Will Appear As "Witness:   Ex-Editor Of Daily Worker McCarthy's ‘Mystery Man’

Says Man To Testify In Red Probe   McCarthy Advises Other Witnesses To Be Noted Later

McCarthy Ready To Name Witness   Says He Will Swear Owen Lattimore Is Or Was a Communist

Tells Reporters Witness Testify Under Subpena; Identify Himself As Fot Inner Circle Communist   CONTACTED WITNESS OVER PAST WEEKE

HIGH TRIBUNAL DROPS REVIEW OF FILM CASI   Former Red Editor May Take Stand For M’Carthy

Lattimore Asks Testimony Be Taken in Public   Also Demands Permission to CrossExamine; Thursday Tentatively Set-for Opening This Phase of Inquiry.

Probe Summons Budenz to Give Lattimore Data   Ex-Communist Says He Has Never Met Senator McCarthy

Senate May Hear Budenz  Testimony   Ex-Red Believed Sen. MeCarthy’s ‘Mystery Witness’

Ex-Communist Called to Testify In Lattimore Case  Budenz to Tell What   Budenz to Tell What He Knows About Far Eastern Expert

SOLON WIRES ACHESON — McCarthy Stirs Interest In Spy ‘Missing Link’

McCarthy Witness Is Ex-Red Budenz   Probers to Hear Former Editor OF Daily Worker in Public Monday

Senator Claims Witness Can Tell Of Official's  Communist Activities

More Facts Are Claimed  To Be Held By Senator   Democrat Accuses GOP Of Ctulzing  Issue In Campaign

Louis Budenz ‘Finger Man’ In Spy Probe   Ex-Red Named As Lattimore Accuser In McCarthy Case

McCarthy Ready to Produce Witness Against Lattimore   Says Man Will Prove Professor Was Member Of Communist Party

Claims Man Will Prove. Spy Charge   Senator States Witness Former Party Member

McCarthy Says He Will Reveal Source of Data   Name of Witness Wha Identified Lattimore to Be Told, Says Senator Today.

M Carthy Says Lattimore Hews To Red Policy  Claims Missing      Claims Missing Link Found to Prove Charge

Budenz Is Namet Mystery Witness By Sen. Tydings  Ex-Comumunist Will Testify Monday On Lattimore Charges

Will Produce Man Who Says Lattimore Red   Agrees Others May Be Called To Confirm Story

Witness Thought To Be Budenz In Capital Rumors.  McCarthy Names His Witness To Morgan, Counsel For Quiz.

McCarthy — N ames Top  Witness   Asks Committee Subpoena Man He Says Will Tell  Lattimore Was Commie   PRODUCE MORE   Senator Whets Curiosity By Telegram to Acheson About Accused Prof.

SENATE CALL LOUIS BUDENZ   Ex-Communist To Testify On Charges Against Lattimore.

HELL DECLARE LATTIMORE RED   Called “Missing Link” In Case Against Professor.

McCarthy Says Witness Ready   Senator Asserts Testimony Will Back Charges Against Lattimore; Cryptic Message Sent to Acheson

McCarthy Has Witness   Tells Probers Name Of Man He Says Will Prove Lattimore a Red

McCarthy Ready To Name Witnes:  Says He Will Swear Owen Lattimore Is

Mystery Witness Listed As Ex-CommunistBudenz   Foreign Relations Subcommittee Subpoenas. Budenz To Appear At Public Session Monday

Former Editor May Be Called By Committee   Lattimore Demands Testimony Be Given Ins Publie 

McCarthy Claims He Has Witness Lattimore Red’  Committee to Hear Senator's Witnesses At Hearing Thursday

Lattimore Asks Chance to Quiz. Ex-Red in Public   Senator's Testifier Will Be Budenz, Sources Indicate

BUDENZ NAMED AS M’CARTHY’S KEY WITNESS   Former Editor of Communits Paper Disclosed as Man Who'll Accuse Lattimore

Date Moved Back Three Days to Allow Former Communist to Complete Speaking Tour; Goodwin to Appear.

“Mystery Witness in Probe Denies He Knows Senator   Budenz ‘Surprised’ to Receive Subpoena in Lattimore Case

M'Carthy Ready To Give Probers Name of Witness  Can Swear Lattimore le or Was Communist

Name Budenz As Mystery Probe Witness   Former Communist Is Subpoenaed by Committee Investigating Lattimore

Louis Budenz Is Called in Senate Probe   Former Editor of Red Paper Is McCarthy's ‘Mystery Witness’

Budenz Subpenaed In Lattimore Case  Ex-Red Editor Voices Surprise, Denies Ties With MeCarthy

Lattimore _ Wants Open  Testimony   Senator’ s Mystery Witness Believed Louis F. Budenz

News Day And Night   ‘Senator Saye Man Will Link Professor To Com. munist Party Discipline   Others Promised In Probe Of Reds   He Refuses To Name Wit ness, But Signs Point To Daily Worker Aide

Probers Issue Subpoena for Noted Commie  Ex-Dailvy Worker Editor To Be Called

McCarthy Asks ‘Key Witness Be Subpoenaed   Probers Get Name of Man to Back Charges In Lattimore’s Case

‘Mystery Man’ Of McCarthy Is Louis Budenz  ang Issued itness To Talk Next Monday

Former Red Editor To Testify About Lattimore Monday   Peblic Session ls Set to Hear His Testimony

Mystery Witness Has Been Called   Ex-Communist Louis Bu denz to Testify Before  Investigators

Louis Budenz Hinted As ‘Missing Link’   Senate Investigators Are Ready To Publish Name Of McCarthy's  Mystery Witness.

Louis Budenz Subpenaed by Sen. McCarthy   Will Testify in Lattimore Case

Subpoena for Ex-Communist Louis Budenz   Former Editor of Daily Worker to Testify in Senate Investigation

Louis Budenz  Will Testify   Former Communist Editor Revealed as McCarthy’s “Mystery Witness”

MCCARTHY'S SECRET WITNESS READY   Senator Asks Subpoena For Man He Says Will Call Lattimore Red

Budenz Called As Lattimore Case Witness   Will Appear April 20 In Senate Prabe of  Charges Communists Influence State Dept.

Wisconsin Republican Says He’ll Produce Witness Who’ll Prove Charges  Against Lattimore.   MAY HEAR WITNESSES ON THURSDAY

SEES CHARGES AS ATTACK — ON TRUMAN   GOP Support Of McCarthy Called “Reckless Backing’

Never Saw McCarthy, Mystery Man Asserts   Lattimore invited To. Be Present When Former Communist Testifies—Budenz Now Fordham : University. Prafeccar .

\Committee Subpoena Expected   ‘Testimony Slated for Thursday by Senate Investigating Group.

Budenz Named As ‘Mystery Witness’   dk Is Subpoenaed To   Is Subpoenaed To Appear On Monday Before Committee

Budenz Is Mystery Witness; Gets Summons to Testify   Earmer Editar of Communit Newcnaner

Two Members O} Committee Say Not Satisfied   Hickenlooper. Lodge Say Tydings Not Authorized To Speak For Them Re porting Red Charges False

173 Killings by Violence Admitted by 21-Year-Old  Confesses Setting Connecticut Rio Tan Fire Takino 169 Lives

Youth Admits Setting Circus Fire: 4 Murders   Blames ‘Invisible Indian On Horse’

Admits Setting  Fire at Circus  Blaze Killed 169 in 1944; Slew 4 Others

Allied Troops Make Slight Gains in Korea   Red Maneuvers Remain Puzzling To Observers

MARINES HIT FORWARD IN BAD WEATHER   Elusive Chinese Reds Putting Up Sporadic  Dacletunra:

Planes Give Air Support To Troops   Marine Regiment  Move Into Sight Of Huge Reservoir

Nine Killed In Fire at  Sanatorium   More Than Thirty Other Persons Overcome by  Choking Fumes.

Arsonist Set Asylum Fire   Nine Mental Patients Die Strapped to Beds in Horror

Americans Denounce Malik’s List Of Protesting Prisoners   ‘Mike’ And His Wolfhounds

Russians Present Protest Against Korean War Supposedly Signed by U. S. Officers

Fall Of French Cabinet Viewed Blow To Success Of Europe Unity Program

++ Dee, 21, ee  1 Ava. UN "FORCES GATHERED iN "TOWN  Fighting Men Of Many Nations Live In Harmony In Korea War

Fast Moving Storm Strikes in This Area; Highways Are Slick   FIVE MINOR ACCIDENTS

  MERCURY IN SHARP  DIP IN THIS AREA   Fast Moving Storm Strikes - in This Area; Highways S Are Slick   FIVE MINOR ACCIDENTS

CHINESE RED SET TO INVADE QUEMOY ISLANL   Nationalists Report Communist Junks Nearing Blockade Base

State Department Says America Will No ‘Interfere If Chinese Reds Invade Quemoy

Nof Likely U.S. Will Interfere  onan Off Policy  Pear eee ey QOuamavy

U. §. Keeps Out Of Quemoy Fight   Formosa Defense Excludes Island

HOLIDAY ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL TO 357   Highway Mishape Arenunt fo)  223 Fatalities——45? Persons Are Drowned.

Memoria! Toll Mounts;  357 Are Dead   Cars Take Almost Two-Thirds of High Total

Texas Leads List With 35 Lives Lost  Traffie Claims Most of Victims: Drownin

Senate Passes Bill To Draft Medical Men  House Scheduled To Act Today

U. §. May Ask More Money To Oppose Reds   Fight On Communism Propaganda To Take More Millions

Millions Will Be Asked To Help  C S. Fight Communist Propaganda; 'Truman Launches National Effort

State Department May Reques More Millions to Combat Communist Propaganda Abroad

Radio Talks To Be Beamed  Toward Russia   ‘Voice Of America’ Plan Calls For Stiff Hike in Current Expenses

State Department Wants Millions For Propaganda   Move Follows President’s ‘Truth Campaign’ And Is Designed To Help Combat Communism

we VW? Kness Account Woman Taxi Passenger Tells Of Shooting At Blair House

Eyewitness Tells Story Of Battle  Woman R. R. Official Ducks From Bullets

Watches From Taxi as Puerto Rican Revolutionists Fight Truman Guards

Top Of $508: Suggested: By State Group   Asks Legislature To Let: Public Approve Or Reject Proposal

Mercy Group Rushes Aid After Storms  Emergency Shelters   Emergency Shelters In Five States Care for Hundreds

Reds Throw Cold Water  On ‘Peace’   Acheson’s Seven Point Program Is Ridiculed

Russians Cold To Peace Plan Of Mr. Acheson   Suggestions For Ending Cold War Ridiculed By Pravda

Soviets Ridicule Peace Proposals Of Sec. Acheson  bdse “Tatal Dinlamacy   His ‘Total Dipiomacy Claimed As Resorting To Pressure Methods

RUSSIA TOSSES COLD WATER ON ACHESON’S BID   Pravda Says Proposals Offer Nothing Aimed At Fostering Peace

‘SOVIET WRITER CRITIGIZESULS, PEACE PROPOSAL   Pravda Writer Ridicules Seven Suggestions Made Thursday   ‘DEFENDS RUSSIAN  PEACEFUL INTENT

SOVIET PRESS RIDICULES U.S PEACE PLANS   ‘Aggreasive”” Policies  Hit as Pravda Raps ; 7%-Point Program

PEACE PLANS   “Aggressive” Policie: Hit as Pravda Raps 7-Point Program

Acheson’s” Proposals Criticized By Russians  T T. : q& @oprotarwic   U.S. Secretary’s ‘Total Diplomacy’ Branded ‘Atomic Dinplomaecw’

Farmington Vote Is Heavy: Astee Lags   Carlsbad — Strikers To Return   Federal and State ies Broke Serike. Union Savs

Gold Identifies Aide Who Turned In Rubber Plans   Atom Spy Says Engineer Furnished Russia With Details

RUBBER PROCESS GIVEN SOVIETS   Confessed Atom Spy Testi fies In Conspiracy  Trial

IMPELLITTERI MAYOR OF N. Y.   Beats Tammany Hall Sin. _ gle-Handed And Defeats Pecora

Negro King Will Fight Exile Order   Seretse says He Will Defy British and Go Home to Africa; May Take Case to U.N.

Sen. Smith Hits Opponents Of Women Voters  Blasts Lobbyist At BPW Session

U.S. Firm On A-Bomb Control By Agreement  Of Whether U. S. Has Super Bomb

No Ans wer on Hyd rogen Bem"...  US. Still Planning iriertational Control of Atom. Acheson Says

LEGEND IS TOLD IN EVERY CONFLICT  Original Battalion Was in Argonne

‘Lost Battalion Legion Told In Every War   77th Division Fought On Without Food in 1918

2 Medical Deans Finish Survey, Urge Acquisition ‘of 35 Acres For Center Near New Hospital

Aged Clinton  Woman Slain  Grandmother, 72, Is Stranaled to Death

Red Defenses Crumble on Pusan Beachhead  _as North Koreans Are Pulled Out of Line  and Sent Northward in Attempt to Stem  _ Drive —Troop-Laden Communist Trucks Race Through Hail of Bombs.

Rain Aids In Hunt for Leopard   Fresh Tracks in Mud Would Put Searchers on Trail.

DOPED MEAT SPREAD FOR ‘CAT’  Rainy Weather Expected To Aid Oklahoma City Leopard Hunters

BELIEF VOICED - BIG CAT'S TRAIL HAS BEEN FOUND   Farmer's Report of Fright  Among Herd Leads to   Theory Animal Is Moving Northeastward.   TERRAIN AFFORDS GOOD HIDING GROUND   ‘Picked Groups to Make Fresh  Start Today—Dogs Train ed for Lion Hunting  i  Being Used.

MacArthur Returns To Tokyo   MacArthur Headquarters Announces Front Stabilized South of Fallen S. Korean Capital; U. S. Naval Units Also in Action

MacArthur Views Battle Situation   Big Bombers, Capable Of Carrying Atomic Bombs, Blast Seoul’s Kimpo Airfield With Conventional Explosives

Defenders Brace As Macarthur Tours War Front   Seoul’s Great Kimpo Airfield Regained Us SuperForts, Naval Units Smash  As OCaenmennices Brneneas

B-29's Support Korean Troops In New Attack   Gen. Mac Arthur Takes Personal Charge Of Defense

Superforts Hit Airfield af Seoul Today   Commander Returns To Tokyo After Tour of War Zone

—MORALE IMPROVES —  Seoul Airfield Retaken as Big Bombers Attack   MacArthur Returns Safely From Daring Flight to Front; Appears to be Encouraged

South Korea Holding Fast On Han River   Main Battle Line Stabilized, Claim

MacArthur, Back From Visit to Korea, Reports Toughened Resistance e As De-! fenders Reeover From Shock of Attae k

ATTEMPTED ATTACK ON UNARMED C-5 CARRYING GENERAL MACARTHUR IS THWARTED BY AMERICAN FIGHTER   General Makes Tour of Korean War Front And Launches Bolder Strategy; Main Battle Is Stabilized Along Han River; Bombing and Supply Operations Are Stepped Up

MacArthur Drops in For Checkup, Then Returns to Tokyo   Visits Battle Front, Finds 5. Kerean Resistance Stiffening, Heartens Men

MAC GOES BY PLANE, CAR TO SEOUL AREA   Returns Safely, Although Attack on Plane is Attempted; Airfield Retaken After Bombing.

Superforts, Warships Ga Into Action   American Fighters Frusirate Attack On General’s Plane; More Encouraging

South Koreans Stiffen, Form 75-Mile Front   MacArthur Returns From Dramatic Tour Of Battle Area With Spirit of Optimism

MacArthur Wings To War Front   American Aerial Transports Moving In Fresh Munitions

U. S. Superforts, Warships Strike With Success      Seoul Airfield Reported Re-Captured; MacArthur Cheered On Visit To Front

Battle Stabilizes South Of Fallen Capital While U.S. Planes, Ships Attack

M Arthur Sees Front; 600 Tons Of Munitions Sent By Air   U.S. Fliers Count at Least 11 North Korean Planes Shot Down

‘DEFENDERS REPORTED 10 BI HAMMERING BACK TO SEOUL ‘AIRFIELD BOMBERS’ TARGE]

Big U.S. B29s Put in Action Against Reds   MacArthur Makes Dramatic Trip To Battlefront

Strategic Kimpo Airfield Retaken With Aid Of B-29s   GENERAL MacARTHUR   Makes Dramatic Tour Of Battle Area, Launches Bolder Strategy To Help Rallying Southern Forces

New Defense Line South Of Fallen Seoul   American Bombers Drive Communists From Kimpo Airbase 3 Yanks Wounded

Warships Hit Red Ground Units Near Occupled Seaport   S. Koreana Stiffening, Atteck Tank Units In Edge of Seoul

General Flies to Front in Unarmed Ship   Defenders Rally With Growing U.S. Aid, Retapture Air Base

General _MacArthur Pays Personal Visit to Battle  Area  SUPERFORTS IN ACTION   United States Warships Have Hit North Korean Naval Units

South Korea Forces Rally As American  Aid Arrives   U.S. Bombers Blast Invaders From Air  Base Newly Seized

General MacArthur Pays Personal Visit to Battle  Area   ee ae ee  United States Warships Have Hit North Korean Naval [nite

SOUTH KOREANS AGAIN CONTROL KIMPO AIRPORT   Seoul In Full Control 01 Invaders; Street Fighting Ends

Battlefront Stabisized South of Seoul   General MacArthur Returns to Tokyo After Tour of Front

General Maps Strategy: Kimpo Airtield Retées From Northern Invaders

MacArthur Makes Surprise Visit To Korean Front   Aerial Transports Deliver Over 600 Tons Of Munitions; USS Janeau To Patrol Coast

Recapture Airport in Seoul Area   MacArthur Tours Front; 11 Enemy Planes Shot Down

General MacArthur Returns From Dramatic Tour of War Front; Kimpo Field Captured

MacArthur Visits Front; Southern Forces Claim Capital Airfield Retaken

Retaken;US Shins Busy   American Aid Reported Toughening Korean Defenders; Battle Is Stabilized   General Escanes   MacArthur's Ship Has Close Sqneak: Plane Driven OF

Planes and Nava Units in Action Against Enemy   Seoul Airfield Blasted, Retaken; Inchon, Port City Is Yank Target

Heavy Aerial Bombardment by  US Planes Softens Resistance  Of Communists on Airstrip  FIERCE BATTLE ALONG HAN   MacArthur Orders Defenders to Hold At Any Cost the 75-mile Long Front  Protecting US Field Headquarters

South Korea Tightens Up On Han River   Attacking Plane Driven Back From Commander's C-34

FOUR CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE   MURPHYSBORO HOME DESTROYED; PARENTS SEVERELY BURNED

Boy Recovers Sight But Skill Hampered  Speedy In Braille, Can't Reag Frint

B-25 Crash Kills Six.   Whirlwind Rips Plane Apart During Storm Near Oakley. Kans.

Rescue Colum Six Miles Away; Gap Closing Steadily —       All Fighting Is In Hamhunea Arec

—SKY CLEARS — 3d Division Is Coming To Rescue   AIR SUPPORT COMES BACK

Fighting Up From South Is Rescue Column Of 3rd Division; Gap Now Being Closed Steadily   MOST FIGHTING NOW IN HAMHUNG DISTRICT

Americans Battling Reds In Blizzard   Tank-Spearhead Rams Roadblocks Ahead of American:

Tanks Smash Way Through Red Blockade   Raging Snowstorm *Deprives Columns Of Air Support

Link-Up of Two Columns Means Safety for Maries and Infantrymen Trapped for Week:  War Temporarily Quiet on Western Front

Week's Battle Breaking Trap Laid by Reds   Retreating Column of 20,000 Within Six Milec af Hala

Marines, Infantry Within Six Miles Of Rescue Units   20,000 Men Slug Way Past Traps Of Chinese Reds

Tank Led Column Smashes Through Red Roadblocks »   Ominous Quiet Settles Over Western Front...

20,000 Yanks Slugging Way Through Foe   War Stands Still For 8th Army; Reds Hit Tossard Hainhine

FIVE TRUCKS DAMAGED AT EDDINGTON BLAZE   Roof of the Large Structure Badly Scorched by Fire   PLACE LOSS AT $3500

FIVE TRUCKS AND GARAGE DAMAGED  BYBLAZE AT STATES TRUCKING CO.;  ESTIMATE DAMAGE AT ABOUT $3500   Trucks Damaged Were Inside the Garage, the Roof of Which Was Damaged — Origin of Blaze Not Determined — Three Fire Companies Fight the Fire

Allies Prepare For Arms Help To Check Reds  Non-Communist Defenses Bolster Aim of Protect

ARMS AID PLAN FOR NONREDS   KoreaU. S. Agreement  Signed; Terms Set On British Participation

ARMS AID PLAN FOR NON-REDS NEARS REALITY   Korea-U. S. Agreement Signed; Terms Set On British Participation

KOREA TO OBTAIN ARMS FROM AMERICA   L. S. and Britain Reach Asreement on Terms Under Which Latter Will Get Military Aid.

Arms Aid Plan Clears Decks  America And Allies Strengthen Defense

Soviets, Allies Hold Conference  Discuss Re-arming Of West Germany

NO ARMY FOR WEST REICH, SAYS RUSSIA   Moscow Will Not Tolerate the Re-Militarization of Western Germany, AIllies Told in Note.   ” MOLOTOV MEETS WITH SATELLITES   Iron Curtain Chieftains Gather in Prague; Hit Allied Plan for Western Police Force.

REDS PROTEST REARMING OF H. CERMANY   Molotov Meéts Sever Captive Nations To > Discusa Move

Reds See Threat In Defense . Move  Russia Meets Satellite Powers at Prague for Dis+ cussion  FEAR OF GERMAN ARMS Soviet Note of Protest to United States to Be  5 8g J   Soviet Note of Protest to United States to Be Rejected

Russia and Red: . Allies Meet to Ponder Next Move   Sessions at Prague Follows Warning To West Against West German Army

Soviet, Allies Meet at Prague On German Issue  Molotov To Lead rare? on West" S  iS  PE

Russia Meets With ‘Allies In Conference   Satellites Called In For Talks By Moscow

Reds Protest Plan To Rearm West Germany   Cail Conference Of Satellites To Form Policy

RUSSIANS BLAST PLAN TO REARM WEST GERMANY   Molotov Meets Satellite ) Leaders Of Seven Na tions In Prague

Russia Calls Meeting of Her European Allies   Ministers Will Discuss Problems Of German Rearmament Plans

RUSSIANS FIGHT MOVE TO REARM GERMAN PEOPLE   Representatives Of Moscow And Satellites Meet To Balk Western Proposal.

Plan To Arm Europe Irks Soviet Bloc  Molotov Leads — Prague Sessions

Western German Rearming Topic At Red Parleys   Soviets, Allies Begin Talks on Big 3 Proposal

REARMED GERMANY IS TOP ISSUE Russia's European Bloc Holds Indiqnation Meeting In Praque

IS LEADING RIGURE   Soviet Satellites Meet In Prague to Discuss Rearming

Molotov Serves As Spokesman For U SS. 2.   Soviet Says It Won't Stand for Remilitarizing West Zones

Rearmament Worries Reds, ~ Parley Callec   Pera unist Countries == Meet .On West Re-“OS “militarization ;

RED SATELLITES ARE CONFERRING WITH MOLOTOV   Communist Nations Op pose “Remilitarization ‘Of Western Germany”   WARNING IS GIVEN WESTERN NATIONS

Russia Warns Ant Calls Meeting Of Satelite Nations   Molotov Hurries From Moscow To Lead Discussion.

Study Plan For Arming West Reich  Moscow Issues Sharp Warning Against Program

Reds See Threat In Defense Move   Russia Meets Satellite Powers at Prague for Dis . cussion   Soviet Note of Protest te United States to Be Rejected

Molotov Confers With Satellites  Reds Decry Military  Revival in West Zone

Red Orbit in Parley On Arms   Russia Says No to Remilitarization of West Germany

Russia, Opposed to Rearming West Germany, Holds Meeting With European Allies to Talk Subject

Russia, Seven Of Satellites Meet in Prague  ‘Remilitarization’ Of West Germany Is  fantaranca Crbiact

Russia Heating Up Europe s Cold War  Wect Germany Re-militarization   West Germany Re-militarization Won't Be Tolerated. Reds Warn

Russians Meef With Satellites, Warn the West   Molotov Leads Parley At Prague to Combat Allied Plan in Germany

Prague Meeting Follows Russia's Warning to Allies  ‘Soviet Bloc Debates West Reich Rearmineg

Russia Holds Arms Meeting With Satellites  Re-Militarization Of Germany Protested; Molotov Attend<

Opposed — To Arming  Germany   Eight Nations In Prague Conference

Soviets And Her Allies Meet Today   Meeting Called By Russians; to Discuss Re-militarization  Of West Germany

Russian Bloc Meeting Over  German Arms   Moscow Protests *Remilitarization’  Plan of Bie Three

MOLOTOV MEET WITH LEADERS OF SATELLITE STATES   Foreign Ministers Gather in Prague to Discuss “Remili, tarization of Western  Germany.”   GATHERING FOLLOWS WARNING TO ALLIES   U. S., Britain and France Told Moscow Will Not Tolerate Kearming of West Part of Reich.

Russia and Seven Other Red  Nations Convene To Discuss West German  Remilitarization’

Russia And Eight Satellites Meet - _ At Prague; Sharp Warning to Allies

Soviet and Allies Meet fo Discuss Reich Rearming  De.Militarizatian   Re-Militarization of Western Germany by Allied Bloc Opposed

Russia Warns Against Arming West Germany   Calls Conference Of Puppet Red States to Protest

Russia Huddles With Stooges   Meeting Follows Tart Warning on German Militerization

Reds To Oppose Remilitarization Of West Germany   Russia Calls In European Allies To Discuss The Explosive Subject

Soviet-Bloc  Nations Hold  Conference Wall Not Tolerat ate  LO nw 2 th Ye. AS   Will Not Tolerate W. German Army Molotov Warns

Russian Allies In Conference On Germany   Will Not Tolerate Western Rearming Soviet Union Says

Red Nations Hold Parley  On Germany   Sift Remilitarization Question After Note That Warns Allies

Major Strike Threat on Rail  Lines Removed   Union Leaders Say Present Walkout Not To Be Extended

RAIL STRIKE THREAT ENDS TEMPORARIL'   Union Leaders Will Not Extend Walkout

Rail Union Heads Agree Not To Extend Strikes   Threat Of Major Walkout Ends For Now ‘Out Of Respect For Truman’

Towandians Help Search For Plane   Professor and Wife Found Dead in Crumpled Machine.

Professor, Wife Killed In Crackup   Find Smashed Bodies In Wrecked Plane - In ‘Graveyard’

Dewey Sees No New Tax  Increases   Capitol Sources Report Statement Based on Present Conditions as  Regards 1951   To Pledge Balance

No Tax Boost Expected For State In 1951   Dewey Expected To Promise Pay-AsGo In Messaqde

Hurricane Due To Hit Florida By Nightfall   110-Mile Winds Expected; Both Coasts Fly Warnings:

Lt. Gov. Keyes To Meet Republican Leaders of ‘County Here Tonight

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

HILCTOWN AND QUBLIN CLUBS HEAR REV. RUT   Ladies" Night Is Observed "By Service Groups   OVER 100 ATTENDED

Committee Cut In Excise Tax Now Complete   Levies on Jewels, Furs, Luggage and Toilet Goods Slashed

Telephone, Travel Tax Cuts Voted   Committee Decides to Keep Excise Levy on Light Bulbs

DEWEY MAY niNT FUTURE PLANS IN BUDGET MESSAGI   Governor Has Been Silen - On Question OF Third Torm In Albany

Washington Hospital Reports Woman Apparently Died on Operating Table, Later Came Back to Life

“Dead” Woman Broughi to Life   Revives After “Post : Mortem,” Washington Doctors Report

MANPOWER AND PRODUCTION BIG PROBLEMS IN FUTURE .   Steelman Declares Production Key To Controlss Plan

POOR AREA AID EMPHASIZED   Presidential Assistant Juhn R. Steelman Insists Nation's In. dustry Must Expand to Fil Both Military and Civiliat Needs.

Production  Hike U.S. Aim   Industrial Manpower Must Be Scraped Up

Coal Owners, Lewis Agree  To New Talks   Set Meeting Wednesday; House Labor Group to Postpone Action on T-H

COURT ORDER ‘MOVE DELAYED BY SENATORS   Reopening of Coal Contract Talks Now Awaited

Operators, Lewis Agree To Parley On Goal Walkout   Senate Group Pigeonholes TaftHartley Action

Agree to Talk Coal Contract   Lewis, Chiefs Arrange Date   Feb. 1 Also Day for UMW Court Session

Coal Operators Aaree to Talk With Lewis   Union Head’s Timing Foiled; Wednesday Is Proposed Date

Coal Operators to Meet Lewis   Agree to Start New Bargaining Parleys Next Wednesday

T-H Coal Strike Proposal Junkec   Senate Democrats Defeat Resolution

Owner Groups Agree To Meet With John L.   Union Chieftain Must Be in Court To Answer Denham

Hope Renewed For Peace in  Coal Dispute   Operators Agree to  Reopen Negotiations With UMW Leader— T.H Resolution Loses

Pigeon-Hole Resolution to Invoke T-H Act   Labor Committee Votes 6-5 Against? Askina for Action

Resolution Asking Pres. Truman Apply Act to Restore Full Coal Production is Pigeon-Holed by Senate Committee Today—Aiken Sees Move Killed but Democratic Members Say It May be Used Later.   PEACE*;MANEUVERS:- STARTED

Operators Agree To Meet Lewis Next Wednesday   Conference Hour c Is Set to Follow Hearing in Court

‘Hunt 'Lion Man’ ‘Who Barks--Arf   Maneuver Gets Lewis in Court Before New Coal Dicker Starts

SEEK CONFAB WEDNESDAY AT2 P.M.   Table Resolution To Force Use Of T.-H. Law  TRUMAN   Finds Position Relieved Miners Likely To Go Back On 3-Day Week

POSITION OF MINE LEADER IS RELIEVED   New Maneuvers May Aid UMW in Court’ and Send Diggers to Work.

Operators Ask Later Coal Parley   But Agree to Start Negotiations With Lewis Wednesday

Senators Reject Motion Asking Truman to Act   Maneuvering May Put Miners Back on Jobs, Help Lewis in Court

Committee Rejects Plan After Lewis Agrees To Talks   Willing To Meet Mine Owners On Date Set for Injunction Hearing in Capital Next Week

Decline To Advise Truman .. Bias Senators. Sidestep  Pressure In Strike

AGREE TO MEETIN(   But Coal Operators anc Lewis Differ on the Exact Hour

Lewis, Coal Operators Plan Meel   Developments Indicate Possibility of Work ag Out OF Strike Stalemate

Coal Operators Agree To Talk New Contract  With Lewis   Negotiations to Start After Court Hears NRLB  Petition

Lewis Agrees To Resumed  Negotiations   Accepts Proposal To Meet Operators Next Wednesday

HIST TRE TRIUMAN REMARK   6 Killed in Train Crash in France   North-West Coal Operators Agree to Contract Talks

Resolution To Invoke T-H Act Is Pigeonholed   Called for Truman Action to Restore Full Coal Production

Delaying Motion Approved 6 To 5   Possibility Is Seen For Strike Treaty

Operators Agree To Talk To Lewis Next Wednesday   Suggest Hour Later Than That Chosen By Miner’s Chief

Way Is Opened For Return fo WorkNext Week   Lewis and Owners May Renew Contract Negotiations Soon

Committee Votes 6 to 5 To Hold Up T-H Law Proposal  Offer from Lewis To Meet Operators Confuses Issue

New Maneuvers May Get Miners Back To Work  President's Position   President's Position Eased As Lewis Sets New Bargaining Date

Coal Situation Grows Brighter; Talks May Start   Way May Be Paved For Miner To Return To Pits.

Coal Contract Dealings Set For Wednesday   Operators Accept Lewis Proposal For New Talks

ACTION DELAYED IN COAL ISSUE   Senate Committee Decide: Against Asking Truman To Use T-H Law

Senate Unit  Avoids Bid To Truman   Negotiations Are Cited, Operators Agree to Talk with Lewis.

LEWIS SETS FEB, 1 T0 RENEW TALKS   UMW Leader to Meet With Operators In Washington

AGREE ON DATE BUT CHANGE IN HOUR IS ASKED   Alteration Will Give Leader Chance To Attend Court

Operators To Confer With Mine Boss <   Coal Leaders Set Conference Date With Lewis

Mine Operators Agree To Talk Pact Wednesday   Senate Pigeonholes Resolution Asking Truman To Invoke Taft-Hartley Act

Wednesday Is Day Set for Peace Talks  Senate Pigeon-Hole: T-H Law Resolution

Southern Operators In Session   President Finds Own Position Is Somewhat Eased

The Weather   Owners and Lewis Meet Wednesday  Operators Urge Afternoon Hour To Favor Canrt

Lewis Move To Renew Contract  Talks Is Factor   Expect 90,000 On Strike Will Resume Work On ThreeDay Week Monday   NEGOTIATIONS MAY RESUME WEDNESDAY

Operators Prepare to Meet Lewis   Senate Committes thelctsie Penne

WAY IS PAVED FOR RENEWING NEGOTIATIONS   Action Could Aid Mine Chief In Legal Woes, (set Men In Pits

New Peace Move Holds Up Action Against Lewis   Mine Union Chief To Meet Operators Again Wednesday

SENATE GROUP TABLES PLEA TO USE T-H POWERS   OPERATORS AGREE TO MEET MINERS NEXT WEDNESDAY

Senate Group’ Postpones Actior On Coal Issue”  Resolution Asked  ‘wermmwnes ch, DT  acca

Senate Group Fails To Act On Proposal   Resolution Asking -Truman to Invoke T-H Law In Coal Dispute Beaten

May Resume Coal Talks Wednesday   Operators Agree To Negotiations with UMW; Senate Group Postpones on GOP Resolution.

Coal Operators, Lewis to Meet Wednesday  Plans for Resuming  Negotiations Relieves Truman Need ty Act

Time Change Would Allow Coal Hearing   Senate Group Votes To Pigeonhole Bid For T.-H. Action

Suggest 1 P.M Wednesday as the Date   Resolution Asking Truman to Invoke Taft-Hartley Killed

(North, South Owners Okay Lewis Offer   Time Of Meeting Asked Later Than Mine Chief Proposal

Dever’ s Budget Sets Year’s Cost At 223 Million   Reports Cities ‘And Towns , Toa Receive 126 Million In State Distributions

Dever Files Another Record State Budget;  Would Renew ‘Temporary’ Corporation Tax

Chinese Bomb And Strafe U.S. Vessel   Ship Hit Off Tsingtao; Captain Reports One Person Wounded

Bomb U. 5. Ship On China Coast   eee fF eee eee ee Re,   Badly Strafed, One Slight Casualty

SCRAP STARTED BY GOVERNORS   Renublicans Ready To Fight Pian For Approval - Of Truman Policies.

Lane Urges Governors’ Parley To Endorse State Department Policies   Maryland’s Chief Executive Wants Conference To Express Approval Of Program But GOP'S Are Balking.

—GOVERNORS— May Block State Dept. Policy O. K.  GOP Executives  Likely To Balk

Senate Okays Bill Boosting Old Age Pension Payments   GOP Governors Balk Act Wit Aad At Endorsing State Millions To Department Policies Groun Covered

Endorsement Of Policies Is Sought  Democrats Drive For Support For

6.0.P. Governors Balk at Endorsement Of Policies of the State Department

Governors Balk At Giving State Department Pluc  er Plg ested In Sides On

GOP Opposes Taking Side At Governor Conference  State Department Cause Is Helped By Acheson Talk

Communist Invasion Of Hainan Island Said Made Impossible By Nationalist Attacks

CK AN INVASION   Chinese Nationalists Mopping Up on Reds on Hainan Island

Nationalists Claim Hainan Invasion By Reds Stalled by Air, Sea Attacs

tlections Board To Begin Removal Proceedings Against Swain Membe

Naval Gunfire Destroys Vital Coastal Town   Americans Retreat to New Defense Position Southeast of Taejon

Doughboys Take Strong Defense Stand in Hills   New Positions Suitable for Springboard for Offensive; At Least 13 Red Tanks Destroved by New Bazooka.

Take Up New Positions In Southeastern Hills And Dig In For Defense   Devastating U.S. And British Naval Gunfire Levels Communications Town Of Yongdok According To MacArthur

Set Up 4 Miles To Southeast   J. S. and British Naval Units Devastate Red Communications Center on East Coast; Gen. Dean May Have Been Captured

24th Division Pulls Back Four Miles Southeast Of Temporary Capital; Tokio Fears Futhur Withdrawals Neces Baryv

Forces Pull Back To Hills Where Infantry Will Have Better Chance With Tanks

Defense Line Set Up 4 Miles To Southeast   J. S. and British Naval Units Devastate Red Communications Center on East Coast;  Gen, Dean May Have Been Captured

Americans Take Up New Defense Posts   J. 3S. Supply Lines Under Enemy Fire — Major General Dean, Commander Of 24th Division, Renortad Micei me ,

Yanks Take Positions In Better Terrain   Deploy in Hills South of Taejon; Cruisers Blast East Coast Town

MiacArthur’s Headquarters Expresses Concern Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, 24th Division Commander, May Be Prisoner Of Enemy

 ‘Folks at Home Should Know the Kind of People We are Fighting’ aos ar srome should Anow the ind of People We are Fighting”  More U.S. Soldiers Found Tied. Murdered

NN. KOREAN ATROCITIES TOLL   Rules Of Civilized Warfare Flaunted By Communist Troon

Gls Vow Revenge On Reds For Atrocities   WAR FRONT DISPATCH ‘Lost Battalion’ Battle Fatiqued

'! Saw Two Dead American Soldiers,  Their Hands Were Tied Behind Them’

‘Korean Reds’ Atrocities On Captured “Yanks Continue Despite Red Cross Plea

‘I Saw Two American Soldiers Shot Through the Head, Their Hands Tied

‘Folks at Home Should Know the Kind of People We are Fighting’ : iIMore U.S. Soldiers Feund Tied. Murdered

Saving Depletion Tax Deduction Is Sought By Senate  Texas Body Adopts Resolution As Aid To Oil Operators

All Coal Digger: Expected fo Be On Job Tuesday   Big Industries Must Wait for Fuel Before Full Production

Miners, Happy Again, Resume Digging of Coal   Third of Bituminous Mines Producing by Noon, Others Later.

Coal Begins To Roll Out Of Mines  Happy Diggers   Happy Diggers Return To Work.

Jubilant Miners Troop Back to Soft Coal Pits   Average Daily Gains Of $1.40 Given Men in New Contract

Miners Are Going Back In the Pits   Happy Diggers Troop to Mines As Contract Is Signed by John L. Lewis   CALL BACK WORKERS   Steel and Railroads Are Resuming Operations As Fuel Supplies Increase

Diggers Rush Baek To Work   New Contract Returns Life To U.S. Industry

10 DAYS’ TIME T0 PUT THINGS NEAR NORMAL   Steel, Railroads Also Swing Into Schedules Again

End of Strike Quickly Perks Up Industries   Work-return Wave in Allied Concerns Paced by Railroads

Happy Miners Go Back fo Work as Pact is Signed   Industries Perk Up Quickly as Diaaina Starts

ROLLING OUT COAL   As Diggers Return to the Nation’s Bituminous Mines

Fatzer Tells County Law Officers to Get Busy.; Stndies K.C. Data .-

Senator Attacks Truman’s Panel   Malone Says Loyalty Board Cleared ‘Rad Ricke?

Senator Charges Loyalty Board Not Above Reproach   Says Four Persons Were Cleared, Then Found To Be Poor Security Risks

Town Granted Safety Light  *. Shoxpsville Wins PSC © Cose for Rail Sianal

Town Granted Safety Light   Sharpsville Wins PSC Case for Rail Siqnal

Coal Operators To Await Court Ruling On UMW   Agree To Meet Lewis Later

Lewis to Release Contract Talks Next Wednesday   UMW Chief Okays Offer from Spokesman for Operators; 90,000  May Return to Jobs.

MacArthur Leading 100,000 U. N. Troops   General Flies From Tokye To Observe All-Gut Drive —Reports Indicate Peace Negotiations May Be In Makince

Gen. WArthur Goes to Front To Direct Push   Drive Starts as Talk In Air of Possible Peace With Red China

MacArthur To Command  UN Forces  Offensive Aimed To Smash Ahead  mm 4.8. * wre

100,000U.N. Troops Hit At Reds in Northwest  Massive Drive Is Made  Against Backgr ‘ound of

Assault Against 100,000 Communists In Northwest  } Is Directed By MacArthur   ‘NEGOTIATED PEACE ‘HAS BEEN RUMORED

TWO CRASHES OCCUR IN MSHERRYSTOWN   Parked Car Damaged By Hit-Rur - Driver—Another Struck By  Truck—No One Hurt   Crash Farlv Today

Marines Storm Seoul; Southern Attack Starts   Landing At Inchon Is Successful; Battle In South Is Still Stubborn. Rugged

Americans Slug knemy  In All Areas Of Battle   Red Radio Ignores Threat   Red Equipment Captured q 

CENSUS NEAR END   VNU) NLA GW  Lawrence Office to Close Friday; Mopping Up Op erations Remain

CENSUS NEAR END   Lawrence Office to Close Friday; Mopping Up Operations Remain

Reds Free 30 More Americans  Believed to Be Carrying Out New “Peace” Offensive.

Chinese Send 30 More Yanks Back, All Wounded Men   Makes 57 Captured Amer. icans They Have Returned

Reds Release More Americans  Thirty Wounded Men Taken To Hospital

Chinese Free 30 Americans  Four Officers Among Liberated Wounded

Month Old Infant Bludgeoned to Death by Three Little Boys   Take Turns Abusing Tot When It Cries

Three Hurt In Mishaps   Local Woman, Infant Son Slightly Injured In Gar Collision

John Miles Will Not Support Any Candidate For Lieutenant Governo

Mercury Dips To 4 Degrees In Dalhart .   Snow Flurries Fall in Upper Ponhandle Cities

Midwest! Dispute May Soeed-Up Dianned Strike   Minor Disagreement Causes Flare-Up In Heated Araument

Isolated Dispute May Bring Tieup In Phone Service   Coast-To-Coast Tieup Is Result Of Western Row

DEADLINE NEARS IN PHONE TRUCE   Walkouts Under Way in  Scattered Sections RULLETIN

Indiana Phone Strike May Spread To Paralyze Nation's Circuits   Sudden Crisis Comes In Dispute over Muddy Field

Workers Jump TheGunIn U.S. Phone Walkout  Indiana Center Of Trouble; 11th-Hour Parlev Set Mandaw

Wildcat Strikes Break Out In Phone Industry  Sympathy Walkouts  ver Walking In Mud To TV Tower

PHONE INSTALLERS’ THREATEN STRIKE   10,000 Expected to Walk Out Mon day Unless Indiana Dispute le Settled.

Phone Strike Looms Soon   Indiona Wrangle Threatens To Set Off Coast-toCoust Tic-Up Mondey

Phillips Seeks:   ‘Catches Baby ! In FiveFloor: Fall      National Phone Tieup Looms

Telephone Strike Possible Monday   Local Situation in Indiana May Jump Gun in Tying up Services All Over Country

Unprecedented Plan Aimed At United Fighting Force As Defense Against Soviet

PACT NATIONS EACH PROVIDE SPECIAL UNITS   International Force Aimed at Halting Aggression

First Division Advances In Central Sector   Marines’ Victory Only Bright Spot In Korean Picture

Marine Unit Makes Gain In One Area   Northwest Sector Sees Reds Advance

Solons Faced with Big List   Legislature Must Aet. en ‘Two Vetoes, pHointmente

Russians Gelling Set for War on U.S. Ex-Prisoner Tells   German Colonel Says Reds Store Food, Fan Hatred of America.

Gas Well Fire __ Battle-'s Won   Nitro Is Exploded to Do The Trick

Korean Reds Change Fast   White Figures Appear on Hillside After Smoke from Shells Vanishes

U.N. IS LIFTING SPANISH BARRIER   Preparations Made To Remove Ban On- Sending Ambassadors To Franco.

UN Assembly May Lift 4-Year Ban On Sending Top Diplomats To Spain

Rep. Hobbs Save He Believes There Was A  ' Connection  Ketwaen Defunct Magazine And Russia

Amerasia Case Secrets Bared  Solon Sees Russian Links With Maqazine

RECORD OF HOUSE PROBE TN AMERASIA CADE 1S REVEALEL   Testimony Given That Seeret U. S. and British Documents Were Found in Magazine's Office.   REP. HOBBS THROWS LIGHT ON INQUIRY   Speaks Out After Ohioan Voices Belief There Was Connection Between Pub lication and Russia,

Cry of “Cover Up” Brings Amerasia  Into the Open   Claim of Connection Between Defunct Paper  And Russia Is Made

Rep. Hobbs Believes Now Defunct Magazine Under Control Of Soviet Russia

Both U. S., British Papers Found in Raid On Magazine Office, 1946 Inquiry Shows

Amerasia Records Are Made Public   Action Comes Amid Disputed Talk of “Cover Up”.

Congress Asked to Make Probe of ‘Fix’ Rumors   Hint of Magazine's Red Link Voiced as Seals Are Removed

Secret Data In Amerasia Case Bared   Revelation Handed te Congressmen Amid Cover-Up Talk.

Congressman Releases  Amerasia Probe Records  Long-Secret: File Made Public Amid

AMERASIA CASE IS ONCE AGAIN BEFORE SOLONS   “Cover-Up” In Previous Probe Raised By Rep. Brown   TYDINGS PROMISES TO GIVE FULL REPORT

Miss Hyde Weds John A. Cozzi  Couple Married Saturday In St. Patrick’s Church

Local Girl Weds Waterbury Man   Solocius-Morrissey Nuptials Held Saturday

U.S. Charges Red China as Open, Notorious Aggressor   Calis on United Notions Security Council to Face the ' Consequences of Grim War News From Korea, All It Mear

Chief Delegate Warren R. Austin Presents Accusation Before UN Security Council After State Department Makes Decision, Backed by Pres. Tru_.man—Possibility of Serious Chain of “Events Looms With Bombing of Manchurian- Bases Considered.   “OPEN WAR MAY BE OUTCOME

Serious Step Taken ‘In Critical Situation   Action Taken Which America Had Heretofore Refrained From Assuming Because Of Feared Fatal Chain Of Events

Girl Of Eight Admits Killing HalfBrother, Trying To Kill Two Others

 Attempted te Stay Two Others Jealous Girl, 8, Reveals Shi Drowned Baby Half-Brothe

Girl, 8, Tells Of Drowning  Half-Brothe   Jealousy Motive Of Girl Whe Pushed 10-Month Tot Into Water Tub 22 Months Aco

Farm Price Index Jumps   Scores 22-Point Ad. vance In April 15. May 15 Period

Florida Begins Boarding Up — For Hurricane   Expects Giant Storm To Hit Key Largo TE Regs

Congress Has Man- Sized Job On Its Return   Oniy One Month To Com plete Major Legislotive Proaram

Many Issues To Confront ‘Lame Ducks   Latce Tax Increase And Two New Stotes May Be Lesisleted

 Whirlwind Month “Lame Duck” Congress [Tas [Man-Sized List of Issues

LAME DUCK SESSION FACES BUSY MONTH   Taxes, Hawaiian And Alaska Statehood  Prime Problems

CONGRESS FACES HEAVY SESSION   Billions May Be Added To Nation’s Tax Bill; New Stars Pinned on U. S. Flag

Congress Faces Man-Sized Job When It Returns   Excess Profits Tax To Be Big Headache

“LAME DUCK” SESSION OF CONGRESS CALLED FOR NOVEMBER 27 T9 HAVE FULL PROGRAM OF MAJOR ISSUES

‘Lame Duck’ Term Faced By Congress   Group Confronted By Man-Sized List Of Issues

FREEBOOTER IS FIRST   In the 101th Grand National Steep‘echase at Aintree Today

Freebooter, 10-1 Wins Stake Race   Second Racer Is 90 Lengths Back

10 To 1 Favorite Wins At Aintree   Runner-Up Is 20 Lengths Behind

Senate OK’s Tax Boost by Voice Vote   Decision on Excess Profits Levy Put Of. Till January.

Senators Pass Tax Boost Bil  Excess Profit Levy Postnoned For Time

S4 BILLION INTAKE  ‘First Installment’ Tax Boost Passed      {For related siory are nacn 9)

Senate Votes 4} Billion Tax Boost  _ Postpones Action - On Excess Levy

$4.,508,000,000 FIRST INSTALLMENT  Senate Okehs Stop-Gap War Tax Hike

SENATE APPROVES WAR TAX INCREASE   $14,503,000,000 BILL NOW GOES TO HOUSE—PROFITS LEVY DELAYED.

Senate Votes War Tax Bill   Excess Profits Levy Hel: Over Eniull January

Senate Passes Stop-Gap’ Tax Hike Bill   Postpones Decision on Excess Profits Levy Until January

Senate Defers Excess Profits Action; Measure Boosts Levies on Income

First Methodist Church To Hear Former Pastors At Special Service During Week

Winners Named For County 4-H Club Contest   Girls, Boys Give  Dairy Demonstrations

U.S. Backs Down as Reds Issue Blockade Ultimatum   Berlin Railway Headquarters Surrendered To Russians in Move To Forestall Tie-Up

POLL MEMBERS IN TWIN CITIES ON QUESTION   Would Set Up Single Of fice For St. Joseph, Benton Harbor

TEMPBRATURES   Propose To Unify Twin City Groups      Harris, Gitmore Supporling Plans Letters Sent Out

First Widows Of Korean War Come Back To United States Sad At Heart

3 Persons Dead, Two Missing In Flash Floogs  Ancther Hurricane   Another Hurricane Churning Westward, Off Puerto Rico

Bad Weather Prevails in US Over Weekend   Floods, Hurricanes and Storms Create Damage Over United States

Truck Driver's Body Found On Callaway Road   Patrol Identifies Man as Texas Truck Driver

DEMO RALLY TONIGHT   Candidate for Governor Spent Today. in Douglas County

Rapid Build-Up Of Nation's War Plants Urged By General Marshall   Tells Congress It Is Essential To Meet Threat Of A Global Conflict

peed Urged or Defense utput Plans   Buildup Necessary To Meet Threat Of War, Marshall Tells Group

Build-up of War Plants of Nation Urged      Marshall Emphasizes Need for Quick Action In Preparing Nation’s Defense Lines

Marshall Declares Rapid Defense Buildup Needed   Says As Long As Present Uncertainty Exists U. S. Must Gear For Mass Defense Production

Marshall Asks Rapid Buildup Of War Plants   Defense Secretary Calls for Production To Strengthen Nation

War Plants Called For By Marshall  Views Aired During Talk On 17 Billion More For Military

Rapid Build-Up Of War Plants Seen Essential   Marshall Telts Congress. Of Needs In Face Of Crisis

Marshall Urges Rapid Buildup  _ Production Must Meet Threat of All-Out War

Marshall Calls For Action On Assembly Line  More Money Asked To Meet Threat Of Third Global War

Marshall Says Rapid Building Of U. S. Forces Needed To Meet War Threat

GEN. MARSHALL URGES SPEED — ONWARPLANTS   Says Single Word on Either Side Might Start Wear.

Plants Build-Up Needed, Marshall   Defense Head Says This is Essential To Meet Serious Threat

Marshall In Warning U. 5 Must Build   Defense Secretary Says Speed A ‘Must’ In Global Threat

ants. aN af ge, BAe ph i  Ilivimediate Speedup  OF Produdtisn ts:

Build-up of War Plants a ‘Must’  To Meet Threats of Global Conflict

Sec. Marshall Tells Why We Must Step Up Defense Production   Defense Dept. Head Points Out ‘Other Side Can ‘Start War Anytime

Marshall Is For Action In Industry   Secretary Tells Congress Rapid Build-Up Is Required to Meet War Threat   16 Billions Sought   Emergency Fund Basi: of Defense Head’: Testimony

Marshall Urging Rapid Build-Up Of War Plants   Tells Congress It Is Mos! Essential In View Of Threat,

Marshall Wants Rapid Buildup To Meet Threat   Partial Mobilization Is Provided in Expansion Financing Bill

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON 'TO TAKE PLACE NEXT MONDAY   Shadow OF Earth: To Cover Face Of Harvest Moon

SPRING WEATHER DUE   Clear Skies and Moderate Temperatures in State Forecast

A COLD SNAP AHEAD   Clear Skies, Freezing Weather in Kansas Forecast

Growers Who Put Cotton Under Price Support in 1948 to Receive Profit

Government Cotton Profits Will Be Distributed To Some Growers Soon

Plans Are Being Made for Fourth of July Celebra tion in City   MOORE IS IN CHARGE

IN K. U. STADIUM   Plans Are Being Made for Fourth of July Celebrathon in City   MOORE JS IN CHARGE

US. Challenges Russia Over ‘Baby Blockade  Army 40-Truck Convoy Speeds To Berlin to Test Red Power

U. S. To Test Russians’ ‘Baby Blockade’ Today  Military Convoy Due This Morning At LY... .2. J. 971 2. _t.. Pineal

Military Convoy Plans to Test Red Blockade   AO Trucks Supplying Berlin Garrison To Make Trip Today

SPECIAL U.S. TRUCK CONVOY TO MAKE TEST   Russ Troops Foree Berlin Traffic To Trickle

DESTROYER HITS. MINE; 9 KILLEI   U. & SHIP DAMAGED OFF KO. REA—TEN MEN WOUNDED, 5 OTHERS MISSING.

10 Injured And Five Miss ing From Aboard U. S. Warship   IDENTITY OF MINE IS NOT ANNOUNCED

Destroyer Strikes Mine, Nine Killed  Gary Seaman Victim; Warship Makes Port

Nine Killed As Destroyer Hits Mine Five Missing In Incident Off Korez

9 Killed When U.S. Destroyer Strikes Mine  10 Hurt, 5 Missing; * Ship Makes Port

USS Brush Is Damaged In Sea Of Japan Nine Men Die When Destroyer Hits Mine

Destroyer Hit by Mine; Nine Killed, 5 Others Missing   Warship Able to Reach ort Though Seriously Damaged

Destroyer Hits Floating Mine, Killing 9 Men   Accident in Japan Sea Leaves LO Others Hurt And 5 Unaccounted for

250,000 Red Troops Move Toward Seoul   Patrols Are Active As Zero Hour Nears For Capital Assault

U.S. 8TH ARMY NOW IS BELOW 38TH PARALLEL  Red Forees Slowly But   Red Forces Slowly But Steadily Moving South In Wake of Allied Withdrawal.

W. Va. Youth Slays Family, Self In Frenzy   Even Dog Falls Befor Murderous Outbreak Of High School Boy

Bright But Moody Boy Kills Family   Even the Dog Slain; Finishes by Taking Own Life.

Youth Slays 3, Kills Himself   Huntington Boy Murder:   Davants and Sictar

High School Youth Kills Family And Self; Police Say   Probers Report No Motiv For Slaying of Father,  “Mother, Sister by Boy

‘Moody’ Boy Kills All in Family, Self  Even Dog Slain; Used Knife, Gun, Hammer

700 Koreans, Including Children, Found Slain In “Red Buchenwald’  Policemen, Leaders, Youth Association Members Burned, Shot And Bayoneted

Discover ‘Red Buchenwald’ Near Seoul, ‘Children Among 700 Slain Civilians

NEW DEPARTMENT FOR BAKER’S STORE   Room Formerly Occupied By Han. over Quick Lunch Will House Children’s Wear Section

2d Division Troops Reach Korea Fresh And Eager to Fight   Land Without Incident, World War II Veterans Face Battle Calmly

First to Arrive Direct From U.S. ‘Newcomers Land Fresh, Ready For Fight Against Red invaders

Fresh Tank Equipped Gls Set For Action  Veterans Appear Calm; Youngsters Show Cockiness

Morale Is High, Troops Eager To Meet Reds   Some Veterans Are Among Elements Of Arrivals

Probe To Bare Mickey Cohen Crime Tieups   West Coast Kingpin Appears In Person Refore Senate Groun

COHEN STORY WILL UNFOLD   Tale So Colossal It Wil Be Revealed In Open Session

E. German Youths Face Draft Soon   Communist Rulers Of E. Germany Reported Forming General Staff

E. German Youths Face Draft Soon  Communist Rulers Of  E, Germany ‘Reported

Act No Surprise At U.S. Canital   King -Maker’s Role Falls To Successor

relury of State Achesen  Apcars Befere House Foelgn Affairs Committee Today, to Consider Issue — Acheson,. Alrealy Minder Fire Becnuse of His Defense of Agler Hisy, 

Republicans Hear Leaders At Charleston   Holt Advises Party In State To Depend On Independent Vote

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   What (What Not) to Expect  From an A-Bomb Explosion

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Few Seconds After Atom Bomb Blast Can Mean Life or Death

CHINA'S LAST STAND:  Chinese Nationalists Train Land, Sea, Air Forces For Attack To Recapture Nation

CERS TRAINED BY CHIANG IN THE HOPE OF VICTORY   FOO CADET FLYERS   ys Are Enrolled In 41,  ear Course At Naval Academy

Extensive Program Trains. Officers For Chiang’s Nationalist Defenses

Cheese gid, 5G $7.95 ner Furidrer ins Line. Co. 1200 West BL!  Daily News Index       riains Politics Lagos Into Home Stretch

STRONG ENOUGH TO DISCOURAGE ENEMY   Colonel S. E. Manzo Dis. cussed U. S. Defenses at  Joint Club Meeting   OPENS NATIONAL WEEh

STRONG ENOUGH T0 DISCOURAGE ENEMY   Colonel S. E. Manzo Discussed U.S. Defenses at Joint Club Meeting

Osteopaths Rest in Hospital Row   Round Two Is Ended in Dispute Over Richt to Practice.

‘Ohio Civil Defense Workers Told To Rescue Wounded, lonore Radiation in Atomic Attack

Radioactivity Fear Branded ‘Pure Bunko’   Defense Workers Told To Move Right In If A-Bomb Falls

Efforts Continue To Flag Down Major Rail Strike   No Progress Report Is Made; Walkout Is Scheduled Wednesday

Treaty Nations Open Sessions On Europe Arms   Big Three Urge Immediate Steps To Bolster West

North Atfantic Countries Open Defense Parley   ~ United Armed Force To Be Recommended For Western Europe

Radical Changes In Joint Defense Expected At Atlantic Treaty Meet

Committee Headed By Tydings   Sen. McCarthy's Accusations Will  Be Fully Probed

Refugee From Czech Reds Tell How Voice Of America Reached People Behind Iron Curtain

FULL HEARINGS ON NEW RENT BILL PROMISED   . However, No Plans Made for Action Tintil Next Month

Lonaer Control Not Considered Necessary Now   Committee Given Lucas Measure

/KANSAS TAXES HIGHER   Commission Reports Increase o Nearly $17,500,000

GOP Senators Demand New Investigation   Ask Non-partisan Group to Examine McCarthy Ckarges

Assembly OK's Churchill Plan   United European Force Suggested to Block Soviets

European Army Plan Approved   But Assembly Has No Power to Set Up Such a Force; Aim Is.to Spur Nations to Action

Nations Back Churchill Idea   Consulting Assembly  Okehs Europe Army

Churehill Plan Wins Out, 89-5; Need U.S: Help   Clrantinant Wanilda   Continent Would Be an Armed Camp

Churchill’s Plan Approved .,. . . ee PPFOVER win es  Allies Favor United. Defense Of Europe

EUROPEAN ARMY MOVE PASSED 89-5   27 Abstentions; Action To Have No Results Now

SEARCHES FAIL TO FIND U-BOAT   Navy Pilot, Trained Ob server, Says He Saw  Sumbarine

Husband Kills Pair In Florida Tryst.  Jacksonville City Official One Victim

LATTIMORE A M’CARTHY TAKE TO MAT: AGAIN   Senate's Spy Hunter Offers New Evidence in ‘Commie’ Controversy

‘McCarthy Claims Coverup Lattimore Retort Charges Senator Ignores Full Data

M‘Carthy Has New ‘Papers’  Produces Them Durins m.L..4... aiwv ¥. II.

‘And An Uppercut At Jessup MeCarthy Takes New Swings  Arl Lattem ore State Denartment  Ca R ELT: bees we Ly srupar GRREt E2E

McCarthy Fires New Barrage In Red Controvers’   Savs Documents Prove Lattimore Intervened In Chinese Incident; Levels New Charges At Jessup

McCarthy and Lattimore Exchange More Broadsides over Red Charges

McCarthy Hits Lattimore Again  New Charges Boil In Communist Case

McCarthy Blasts At  Lattimore   Far Eastern Affairs Specialist Hits Back At Wisconsin Solon

McCarthy Fires New Broadside   Produces Documents Concerning Lattimore

Fresh Thunder Is Added fo Red Controvers\  Lattimore, McCarthy Exchange Charaes

McCarthy Duel With Lattimore Pushed Again   ‘Fraudulent Cover Up’ By State Dept. Latest Charge of Senator

- New Clash Between McCarthy And Owen Lattimore Adds  ‘Fresh Thunder To Communists-In-Government Charges

Senator Says Papers Show He Intervened After Report on © Red Activity

New Broadsides Are Exchanged On Red Charges   M’Carthy Says Lattimore Helped Keep Alleged Chi. nese Communists In U. S. Jobs; Accueatinn Pearmntlyu Denied

Wrong Target Hit By Yanks; Kill Tommies   Allies Envelope Three Sides of Southern Capital

Mrs. Maude Hemp Of Eldred Dies ' «   “2 Petree 8 OF Sister of Mrs. Ida Reed Buried Sunday...

Mrs, Maude’ Hemp Of Eldred Dies! ,   _ Sister of Mrs. Ida _— Reed Byried Sunday.

Vishinsky Urges All Foreign Troops In Korea Get Out   Repeats Claim Chinese Forces Only ‘Volunteers’

U. 5. to Indict Communism Before the UN  Will Indirectly Charge Russia   Will Indirectly Charge Russia Cause of Korea War

Britain Unveils New Jet Engine  Most Powerful Yet Developed In World

oe mam ansees IS ON “WANTED” LISI   'Name of Frederick J. Tenuto Brings Roll Up To Ten Again  ‘ALIAS “THE ANGEL"

TO LIST OF 10 MEN WANTED FOR CRIME   Place Name of Henry Cla) Tollett On Their List As ‘Armed and Dangerous’   Ability To Disguise Himeeli Is Notorious Among Police Officers

Captured by New Jersey State Police . s Victims Are  All In-Laws

Crazed Veteran Captured After Killing Five   Machine Guns Members of Estransed Wite’s Family

Gunman Admits Slaying 5 Members Of Wife's Family  Wounds 4 Others

Young War Veteran Held in Sheeting (f Five Peanle   Victims Are Members Of Families of His Fcatranced Wife

Kills Five and Wounds Four of Wife’s Family   Captured After Auto Chase, Salesman Admits Horror-Filled Tour of Three Homes; Three Of the Injured Are in Critical Condition

N. J. MAN ADMITS KILLING 5 MEMBERS OF WIFE’S FAMILY   Wounded Four Others In Rage; Surrenders  Without Fight After Chase

Salesman Turns Weapon Upon Members of Estranged Wife's Family; Four Others Wounded

Salesman, 25, Admits Crazed Murder Tour   New Jersey Man Is Taken Without Fight After Killing In-Laws —Suicide Try Fails

Seize Gunman Atter 5 Killed and 4 Wounded   Salesman, 25, Admits Shooting Members of Wife’s Family’

4. Wounded by Crazed Gunman; New Jersey Police Nab Attacker   Admits Firing on Three Families   Salesman, 25, Had Been Estranged From Wife; Had Arsenal in Car

—ARMED KILLER IS CAPTURED— Estranged MateS lays Five Of Wife’s Family

Salesman Kills Five, Shoots Wife, Others   Admits Attacks In New Jersey After He Is Captured

Kills 5, Shoots Four; Angered By Court Order   Heavily-Armed New Jersey Slayer Surrenders Without a Fight

Young Salesman Also Wounds 4 In Wild Shooting   25-Year-Old New Jersey Man Admits Slaying Members of Estranged Wife’s Family In Crazed Tour Of Three Homes; Surrenders Meekly And Is Charged With Murder

Salesman Kills. Five Members OF His Estranged Wife's Family, Wounds Four Others

Family Feud Blamed for Death Tour  ‘Pleasant’ Husband Held by Police After Wild Chase

N. J ersey Gunman  Wounds 4   Blasts Way Into Homes Of Wife’s Family

Crazed Salesman, 25, Kills 5, Wounas 4 At Vineland, N. J.   Scized After Chase

5 Slain by Gunman on  Mad Tour  Estranged Wife   Estranged Wife Wounded Along With 3 Others

Shootings Occur Near Scene of Unruh Massacre   Salesman, 25, Taken Alive by Troopers; Tried to Kill Himself

Four Others Wounded In Mad Massacre  lance   Crazed Appliance Salesman Goes On Berserk Rampage Ir New Jersey Town

Slays  Wife’s Family   Five Killed and Four Others Wounded When Crazed Husband Tours Three Homes

Young Father Kills Five, Wounds Six ‘In Crazed Tour of 3 Jersey Homes

CAPTURED TODAY BY NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE   KILLS 5, WOUNDS 4 IN WIFE’S FAMILY; MAKES CONFESSION

Ernest Ingenito, 25, Vineland, Seized After Auto Chase and Is Charged With Murder:

Crazed Father Shoots 5 Of Wifes Family   ‘Pleasant’ Man Meekly Surrender: Although Armed

Young Salesman Admits Murders   Estranged Wife’s Family Victims Of Shooting

Gunman’s Crazed Raid on 3 Homes  Leaves Five Dead   Jersey Salesman Admits Shooting Relatives of Estranged Wife; Five Wounded

Crazed Gunman Wounds Four Other Members Of Estranged Wifes Family

Crazed Salesman Admits Slaying Estranged Wife’s Relatives — Terrorizes Three Homes In Murder Tour — Surrenders Without Fight After Auto Chase

New Jersey Wet Shoots Up Three Families In Tour   & Captured By State Troopers And Held On Murder Charce

CRAZED MAN KILLS 5 AND WOUNDS 4   Goes Berserk, Attacks Estranged Wife's Family in 3 Homes; Wanted to See Children.

Kills Five and Wounds Four in Nght of Horror   Appliance Salesman Is Held in New Jersey Family Slayings.

Wounds 4 Others In Blazing Gun Tour Of 3 Homes   Family Strife Blamed For Massacre Within 20 Miles Of Unruh Spree in New Jersey

Crazed Husband  Kills Five During  Family Rampage Four Others Shot  As Gunman ‘Raids’ Three Residences

Kills Five, Three Generations of Wife s Family  — 25-Year-Old Man Held in Massacre Of 3 Households

Crazed Gunman Kills 5, Wounds Five Others  N. Jersey Salesman   N. Jersey Salesman Caught After Attacl On Wife’s Family

5 Die As Man Goes Beserk In New Jersey   Salesman Charged with Murder after Slaying 5 of Wife’s Family and Wounding 4 Others.

Crazed Gunman Kills Five, Wounds Five In Machine Gun Fire Rampage

Admits Slaying Five Members of His Wife‘s Family   New Jersey Man Also Wounded Four Others, Including Estranged Mata

Berserk. .N. J. Salesman Taken Without Struggle Admits Killing 5 Persons

FAMILY FEUD IS BLAMED IN KILLING ORGY   Four Others Wounded; All Relatives of Man’s  Estranged Wife

‘Chicago Society Opens Friday 13th Meeting By Each Breaking Mirror

Declares No Racing Infor mation Was Distnbuted in Kansas City   BEFORE SENATE GROUT

Senators Probe Kansas Gambling   Hunt Underworld Link Of Horse Race News

Racing News Service Denies  Link With K.C   Accused Told Grand Jur Of Aiding $8.5 Million Bookie Business

Denies Grand  Jury Racing  News Charge   Continental Official Tells Senate Investigators  Firm Has No KC Clients

1 Racing News Officials Deny Servicing K.C.   Called to Testify in Senate’s Probe of Bia-Time Gambling

REPORT IS DENIED BY NEWS SERVICE   Declares No Racing Infor: mation Was Distributed in Kansas City   BEFORE SENATE GROUF

DENY SERVING K. C. GAMBLER   Big Racing News Agency Avers It Has No Clients Among Bookies

Kansas City Not on List Of Clients   Continental Press Chief Defends Firm As Legal Business

Denial Is Made Of Racing News In Kansas City  Officials OF Agency ty

Racing News Firm Denies Jury Charge   Continental Does Not Supply Kansas City Bookies, Say Officers

Race News Firm Lists Nevada News Companies  Cantinentad Pracce   Continental Press Denies Kansas Receives Service

Deny Supplying Racing News  Continental Press   Continental Press Officials Testifying

Attlee and Pleven  Agree to Tell U.S.  War Must Be Stoppe: Mast End Crisis   Must End Crisis With China Even If Prestige Is Lost

Britain, France Will Tell U.S.’to Stop China War   Attlee to Call On Truman for Peace in Asia

Wife Admits Shooting Of Kd McCorkle   Woman Found At Scene. Dressed Onlv In Blouse

New Social Security Bill Near Approval  Old Age And Relief Benefits nm .., ih... ..s *

Military Housing Declared Woefully Inadequate   Committee Head Makes First Report

Alaskan Defense Costs Deplores   Solons Says Heavy Outlay Must Be Pared

Hold Former Who Shoots an Officer   Shotgun Blast Is His Reply to Plea To Take Injured  Wife to Hosnital

Prince Made Belgian Regent   Chamber In Turmoil After Smoke Bombing

Fate of Nationalist China in‘ UN Being Taken Up At Secret Sessions

Fate Of China In UN Debated  Secret Sessions Held On Russian Boycott

Welch Demos Argue Before State Supreme Court For Place On Municipal Ballot

Blistering Attacks Recover All Ground Lost In Korean Drive   Communists Lose 10,000 Men As American Forces Lower Boom All Along 120-Mile Line.

All Territory Lost To Red Offensive On Southwestern Front Has Been Regained; Masan Has Been Saved   ESTIMATE 10,000 ENEMY TROOPS LOST

Dutch Guerrilla Leader Arrested Near Singapore   Captain Westerling Thought To Be After Fresh Arms Supply

Indonesia Rebel Chief Arrested  Dutch Deserter Held By Singapore Police

British Hold Dutch Rebel   Former Commando Wanted by Indonesia As Guerilla Leader

Indonesian Rebel Leader Arrested  Westerling Seized On Sinaapore Visit

Famed Rebel Of Java Held   ‘Turk’ Westerling Caught in Singapore

Anti-Reds Fear New Red Moves  Turkey, Greece And lran Are Watched

Possible Moves By Russia Are World Concern  Surprise Attacks Ry Ruceiane Are

LUCAS OFFERS FOREIGN POLICY HARMONY PLAN   Suggests Agreement Betweer Congress and President On

Sees Need For Closer Cooperation   Lucas Urges Working Agreement Between President, Congress On Foreign Policy

—BIPARTISAN— Lucas Wants Congress To Be Informed   Hopes To Revive Two-Party Plan

LUCAS SEEKING FOREIGN POLICY UNDERSTANDING   Suggest« President And Congress Work Together On Decisions

Orientation Plan Urged by Lucas  - “Working Agreement’ — On Foreign Decisions ~ Proposed by Senator

Lucas Proposes Lawmakers Be Kept Abreast of Foreign Policy Moves

Lucas Proposes Plan To Handle Foreign Policy   Seeks Way To Keep Lawmakers Informed On Top Decisions

Lucas Calls for Close Agreement On Foreign Policy   Executive and Legislative Must Work Together

To Keep Solons Informed About New Decisions   Seeks Reduction Of Friction More Bipartisan Cooperation

Lucas Wants Senators Informed On Policies   Democratic Leader Proposes Cooperation So That Lawmakers May Understand Affairs

Offers Plan To Keep Lawmakers Up On Foreign Policy Decisions   Sen. Lucas Favors Move To Revive Two-Party Cooperation

LUCAS OFFERS FOREIGN POLICY HARMONY PLAN   Suggests Agreement Between Congress and President On 3 owe PHovmationn 40°07

President Asked fo Establish Working Agreement With Conaress on Foreign Policy

Senator Wants Congress Kept Up on Policies   Keep Politics Out Of Foreign Affairs Is Keynote of Plea

Seek to Kill Lampreys with Electronic Fence across Streams Emptying into The Great Lakes

Electronic Fences May Kill Lampreys; Watervliet Boys Bag 329 In One Night

iruman Sounds ‘lat Warning To viet Russia          ch Broadcast Throughfont World Gives Blunt ‘Reminder That U. S. Will “Not Stop Short Of War

Russia Warned Nation fo Fight for Way of Life   Truman Says Might of America Behind the Peace Proposal

A Partnership of Peace Is Offered World by Truman   Lets Soviet Know. ‘U. S. Will Fight for ‘Its Freedoms; Dares -Reds to Coonerate

Far East Told Peace Backed By U.S. Fight   President Attacks Soviet ‘Colonialism’ In Global Speech

Truman Warns Far Easi Of Russian Intentions;  Pledges U.S. Support

Truman Throws Red Light On Russia   Warns U.S. Will Go to War to Protect Its Way of Life

San Francisco Speech Is Counter- Offensive to Propaganda of Russia   ‘Voice of America’  Broadcasts Talk   President Says Reds Are Trying to Turn Far East to Slave States

Truman Offers Partnership of Peace to Asia   Moscow Warned U. S. Will Not Stop Short of War to Halt Aggression. Preserve Freedom

SETS STAGE FOR COUNTER- MOVE “Partnership Of Peace” Is Offered ToAsia By Truman

Warns Far East Reds Seek Slaves   Voice of America Beams President's’ Speech Overseas

Truman Hurls 7 Counter Blow "Toward Russia   ‘Offers Asia ‘Peace’ Bache: By U; 8. Military Might :  Ower Voice Of Americs   . WASHINGTON, Oct, 147 = Helayet by a heavy fog, Preildent Truman landed at Andrews! aictield at 10.04 2. m. EBT toddy in qrd 2 week's fy tee tein ie ithe Pacific.

Truman Launches Counter-Offensive To Red Peace Plot   President Pledges Partnership of Peace to All Asia, Backed by Might Of United States, in Policy Address

PEOPLE OF ASIA INVITED TO JOIN PEACE OFFENSIVE   WARNS RUSSIANS WE WILL FIGHT TO PRESERVE LIBERTIES

Truman Promises U. S. Military Might Will Back Bid for Peace By Nations of All Asia  President Launches Counterdrive To Russian Peace Propaganda —-

President Says We Want Peace But Will Fight For Our Way Of Life  en os a ere ame ee eee cel  SOVIET POLICIES  T , - . -_ 4 :, Vo Po Ses. Sees KD. a. i, ry , a See eee      Leave No Choice But To Increase Military Strength Of U. S., Chief Executive States

Truman Offers All Asia’ Full ‘Peace Partnership’ In San Francisco Speech

Truman Talk Warns Russia   Voice of America Beams to World U.S. Would Fight to Keep Liberty

Says Military Might of U. S. Will Back Plan  Senne Sot far Drive

Truman Blunt In Warning To Russians   Offers Partnership of Peace To All Asia, Backed By UL $. Military Might

Partnership Of Peace Is Offered Asia   Truman Sets World Stage in Talk For Counter-Offensive To Red Propaganda

Truman Voices Warning To Asians Via Airways   ‘Voice Of America’ Carries Message Countering Soviet Propaganda; Calls Russia ‘Imperialistic’

Peace Plan Is Offered To Asiaties   Voice of America Sends Message Over World; U. S. Military Might Ils Assured   Says, Justice Key   American Policy Eguals Age of Republic, He  Declares

Warns Russia Aims To Enslave East: Vows U. $. Will Fight Agqression

Says M’Arthur Knows Danger Confronting Us  ‘Peace Partnership’ Is Cffered Soviets

‘Partnership of Peace’ Offered Asia Supported by American Armed Might

Truman Warns Russia U.S. Will Resist With Force Any Future Ageression in. World

Truman Offers  Russia Trvina lo   Russia Trying To Enslave, He Warns

Asia Urged To Join America In Peace Drive  U, S. Armed Might Promised To Halt Soviet Aggression

Truman Offers Partnership Of Peace To Asia   Backed by U.S. Might; Warns Russia We ‘Mean Business’

Truman Offers Partnership Of Peace Io Asia   U.S. Will Not Stop Short Of War To Resist Aggression

Truman Warns Russians, — Offers Asia “Partnership” Backed by Micht of U.S

Truman Pledges U.S. Aid to All Desiring Peace  ‘Peace with Justice’ _ Given as U. S. Policy, No Bow to Soviet Arm

Partnership Of Peace Is Offered Asia  "Treiman Sate   Truman Sets World Stage in Talk For Counter-Offennsive To Red Propagande

TRUMAN WARNS' U.S. WILL FIGHT   President Puts Russia Or Notice That America Wil Defend Weak Nations From Avoreesian

Warns East Soviet Want: Slave World   Tells Reds America Will Fight To Keep ‘Free Wavy Of Life’

Senate Probers Call for Lattimore Papers; Hint Subpena Action   Accuser Ready to Produce ‘Some,’ Promises to Hold Out on Others

Senators Ask McCarthy to Show Evidence   Hint Documents May Be Subpoenaec If Solon Refuses

Felons Crash 2 Roadblocks In Wild Chase   Prison Guard Dead, One Officer Injured In Wake of Escape

SHOOT TO KILL ORDER GIVEN TOO OFFICERS   Hunted Convicts Smash Two Roadblocks and Flee Into Woods.

Three Heavily Armed Thugs Kill Grard    Also Wound Cop In Smashing Wwe Raadhloelks

Get Past Roadblock-- . oe ARKANSAS CONVICTS WILL SHOOT IT OUT WITH POSSE

Malik Readies Blast at U.S. Taiwan Stand   Chinese Reds Feed Propaganda Weapon To Soviet Delegate

Russia Expected To Back Up Red Chinese Claims   Malik Will Probably Demand U, S. Withdraw Its Armed Forces From Formesa; Communist China Accuses U. 8. Of Criminal Armed  * JTnvasion

Acceptance Rate Higher Than in World War 2.  Army Reports 25 Pct. Drop in Draft Rejections

Woman Missing For 16 Days  Left With Unidentified Dearcan vt AAaneweville

DEMOCRATS SET STATE MEETING   Convention Will Be Held lu Raleigh May 11; County Conventions Scheduled May 6.

Stalin Loses Two Of Three Bets Placed on U. §.   Last ‘Wager’ Holds America Will Spend ltself Into Bankruptcy

JURY DECIDES CASE AFTER 23 HOURS   Bednasek, Defense Lawyer Sob With Verdict  CTNRY   Of Tragic Accident Stands; “Happiest Man In World” Defendant Says

Defendant Weens affer Verdict   Jury Accepts Defense Theory Of ‘Accident’

Jurors Accept Accident Story After 15 Ballots   Spectators Cheer as University Senior Ia Set Freo.

Bednasek Freed In Death of Girl  Acquitted by Jury In University Case

Death of Co-ed Tragic Accident, Jurors Believe   Truth Serum Story Held Turnina Point

_— A TRAGIC ACCIDENT’— Student Found Innocent  In Strangling Of Coed, ,

JURY ACCEPTS DEFENSE STGRY OF ‘ACCIDENT   Return Verdict After ie Deliberation: : : Defendant Calm .

Jurors Believe Girl's Death Was ‘Tragic Accident   College Student Weeps Afte Hearing Innocent Verdict; Has No Plans For Future

Bednasek Freed In Campus Death   Jury Returns Verdict OF “Not Guilty”

Strange Death Of Girl Ruled To Be Accident   Jurors Clear Young Student; State Asked Death Penalty in Strangling Case

Jurors Acquit Collegian In  Death Of Coed   Bednasek Weeps As Verdict Is Read In Qourt Thies Morning

Student Acquitted In Coed’s Death  Bednasek ‘‘Innocent”’   Bednasek ‘Innocent’ Of Strangling Girl At Iowa University

‘PUERTO RICANS FAIL HARM TRUMAN  eS  Hemisphere - Wide Probe On  After Assassination Try

Secret Service Agents Seek Real — of The   Chief Charges Abortive Try Timed to Touch Off Revolt in U. S.

Secret Service Agents Seek Leaders Of Plot To Kill. The President

Russian Fleet Of Fishing Ships Are Spving On British Navy's War Game:

Atlantic Pact Navies Start Joint Maneuvers Within Radar Range Of Soviet Fishing Fleet

Win Or Die. Chiang Tells Nationalists   Audience Moved To Tears As Old Chief Resumes Leadership

Believe Marshall Is To Blame For Korea Mistakes   Once Boasted.O} Disarming Chiang's  pin Wish aaa oe

Believe Marshall Is To Blame For  Korea Mistake:   Once Boasted Of Disarming Chiang's  ~

PATHOLOGIST UNDER CROSS         Dr. Ford Testitied Yesterday Thal an Autopsy Showed That Mrs. Borrotlo Diet of Cancer and Other Causes But Not of Ait Jojections.

Death Ends Roamin’ in The Gloamin ‘Of Scot Minstrel Sir Harry Laude

Harry Lauder Dies; Famous Scot Minstre]      ‘Roamin In The Gloamin Writer Dies Peacefully During Sleep At Home In Scotland

SIR HARRY LAUDER, FAMED MINSTREL DIS IN SCOTLAND   Beloved Author Of “Roamin In The Gloamin'” Mode Manv Amerizon Tours

Sir Harry Lauder Scot Minstrel, Composer, Dies   Roamin in the gioamin’ on the bonnie banks of Clyde  Roamin in the gloamin wae my lassie by my side

Death Stills Songs Of Famed Scot Minstre! St. Larry Lauder To Be Buried In Beloved Hiahlands

Fight Over Lie Argued Again By U.N. Group   Russia, China Lead Battle To Kick Ont  Secretarv-General

New Term For Lic Again Discussed   Russia Still Wants Lie Qut as Secretary General of LIN

Security Panel Votes Today On Keeping Lie   Secretary's Fate Is A Toss-Up, Deleqates Say

security Council To Discuss UN secretary Post   Resolution Is Introduced By India Suggesting Alternate Be Found

Lie May Lose His Job In UN  Choice Of Secretary Is Toss-Up Today

Holiday Death Toll Unexpectedly Light Celebrants May Send  Mark Soaring, However

Admits Contest Seeking Letters  Elyria Radio Station Got Anti-Trust Notes

Dewey Joins In Barrage Of Criticism   President Will Defend Policies

WherryHits Truman Act As Forced   Governor Dewey Lashes at Democrats, Says They Tolerate Spies and Traitors  Faces Explanation  Wherry Says President Will Have to Appease West

New Yorker Adds Voice to Hot Debate  Dewey Accuses Dems Of Tolerating Spies

'Sound and Fury of Political Debate Over Reds-On-Payroll Charges Soars to a New Peak

GOP Launches New Attacks  Reds-In-Government   Reds-In-Government Issue Js Pressed

REPUBLICANS IN NEW ATTACK ON DEMOCRATS   Debate Over Reds-In-Gov ernment Issue Reaches High Peak

Dewey Says Demos Are Aiding Spies   Administration Waits to Tee Off on McCarthy

Truman To Start Western Tour Sunday  President Agrees To Reveal Few Loyalty Files

Debate Over Red: Hits New Peak   Republicans Launch New Vocal Attacks  On Administration

Republicans Launch New Administration Attacks OverCommunist Charge:

Political Row Hits Mew Peak  Reds-in-Gavernment Issue Deboted Anew

New Attacks on Administration  Fury of Political Debate at New Peak

GOP Starts New Attack On Truman   Wherry, Dewey Rip Administration for ‘Sheltering Reds’

GOP Launches Fresh Attacks On Administration Over  Communists in Government  New Onslaughts Are Pinned To Truman’s Western Tour

CANADIAN TRAIN COLLISION DEAD MAY REAGH 18   14 Korea4Bound Soldiers Believed Victims; 53 Persons Injured

SEEK VICTIMS OF TRAIN ACCIDENT   18 DEAD, 53 HURT IS EARLY TALLY IN CANADIAN COLLISION

18 Die As RR Trains Crash   Rescue Teams Hunt For Missing Victims In Edmortton Mishap

18 Die In Crash Of Two Trains; 53 Others Hurt   14 Korea-Bound Canadian Soldiers Among Dead In Collision

Collision of Trains Kills 18 Soldiers   Rescue Workers Dig Into Wreckage of Canadian Train in Search of Victims

I8 Feared Dead In Train Wreck   Collision Occurs On Canadian Road

Troop Train Hits Limited On Track Along Mountains  - Victims Were Headed  For Du ty In Korea  INawndiaw  i en a

18 Killed In Train Collision In Canada  52 Others Hurt; Rec me Work i   52 Others Hurt; Rescue Teams Work ir Near-Zero Weather

18 BELIEVED DEAD ON TRAIN   Rescue Teams Search For Victims In Tangled Wreckage

Head on Train Crash Kills 18   Korean Bound Troops From Canada Victims

Rescue Teams Search For  Crash Victims   Canadian National Trains Hit Head on As Korea Bound Soldiers Die

Rescue Teams Search Splintered Coaches For Train Wreck Victims  In Canada; 18 Dead May Be Toll

Rescuers Dig For More Bodies in Train Wreck  18 Believed Dead In Alberta, Can.,

Rescuers Dig for Rail Crash Victims  At Least 18 Killed. 53 Hurt When Trains Collide in Canada

18 Killed, 53 Are Hurt In  Canada Wreck   Troop Train Collides With Limited In Zero Weather In Mountains

Soldiers Headed For Korea Killed Near Edmonton   Two Canadian Trains Crash Head-On; Bodies Of 12 Recovered; 22 Of Injured In Serious Condition

18 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   53 Others }nyured When Canadian Trains  Collide

Another Hurt As Cars Meet   Four Die Instantly; Vehicles Demolished

State Highway Collision Fatal To 6 Person:   Man, 72, Is Only Survivor Of Two-Car ‘Accident  Wes Tee ei ee

Morse Calls for Constant Study  wants Congr ress to Wa toh © aaa wmwese c

Morse Urges Study To Determine If Subversives Are In Government   Senator May Make Issue Major One In The 1952 Presidential Campaian

Called Government Termites... . nc ee EET MILES «ss  Continued Probe Of Reds Is Asked

CHINESE DEMAND ALIENS WITHDRAW   Reds Also. Ask U. 8. Quit Stronghold Of Formosa

Reds Renew Demand That Yanks Get Out   Reject Asia Peace Until Withdrawals In Korea And Formosa

REDS TELL U. S. TO LEAVE KOREA   Chinese Communists Alse Demand Withdrawal From Formosa

Membership Is Weapon to Be Used in 1951   Legion Looks to Auxiliary for Important Aid During Year.

Phone Union Says It's Free To Call Strike   Formal Notice Of Sunday End To Truce Served

Phone Union May Strike Anytime After This Sunday   Governors of Six States Are Wamed By CIO  QCammunications Warkarca.

End of Truce In Telephone Row Is Seen   Unions Give Fo-mol Notice They Foat Free te Strike After Sendey /4ideight

‘Now Free To Strike’.   CWA Head Says Union Has Made Every Effort To Settle Phone Fuss

Leaders Will Not Reveal Date of 6-State Waikout   Southwestern Workers May Withhold Action Until: National iTe-Up

Union Phone Official: Say They Feel Free to Strike After Jan. 15

Phone Truce Over: Strike Threat Looms   Union Officials Tell Governors Deal All Off, Proposal to Settle Row Has Failed, They Say

ATOM CONTROL NEED STRESSED IN CONGRESS   ‘War Alternative,’ M’Mahon States  In Senate

Fifty Billion Global Aid Plan Offered   Suaqgested as Mean: of Preventing Wer With Russia

Spain Loan Withheld By Truman   President Ignores Action By Congress in Signing Measure

Truman Holding Ur J. 5. Loan fo Spain  Signs Bill, Denies It Constitutes Directive

APPROPRIATIONS BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Says He Is Stilt Opposed To American Loan To France  nain

Truman Refuses To Approve Loan To Franco Spain   President Signs Financing Bill For Government's  1951 Spending

BR RARES LEVY  In Case Of Rail Strike   Nationwide Rail, Phone Walkouts Set Wednesday

CHINESE REDS Wiss BOATS EAR HAINAN   Amphibious Assault On Chusan Islands

LANDING ARE UNCONFIRMED   Communist Amplibiows Invasion of Strategic Chusan Islands Believed Imminent.

Formosa Says 2,000 Junks Are Gathered   Jap Boats Fired On; British Ship Runs Nationalist Blockade

Baruch Urges U. S. To Wage ‘Total Peace’   Unified Strategy For Cold War Asked

FATHERS 10 BE CALLED IN THE DRAFI   House Passes Bill for Al lotments of $85 to $165 a Month for, Families o' Service Men.

Family Men Facing Draft Soon, Report   Vinson Tells Plan A: House Passes Bill For G IT. Allotments

IN MARRIED MEN WITH DEPENDENTS   Vinson Says Calls Will Include Fathers Within Age Field Set By Act

Allotment 0.K. Clears Way for Dad Call   House Votes Measure to Provide Money Aid to Dependents _

Fathers Soon To Be Called In New Draft   Allotment Bill for GI Families 1s Passed by House

Predict Married Men Soon To Be Subject To Draft  Firs? Tenn. Draftees To Leave Next Month;  May Induct Veterans

Married Men With Children Soon To Be Called In Draft   Vinson Says It's Only Way To Meet Requirements Of Military: House Okavs Family Payment«

Married Men To Be Drafted   House Passage O! Allowances Bill Clears Army Path

Draft Soon be Extended to  Ones Married   Thought Necessary To Take Fathers To Meet Needs

Army To Put The Finger Or Married Men  Vinson Says Family Dependency Bill

Draft Soon Will Take Married Men With Children   Boards Can't Meet Their Quotas Without Them, Savs Vinson.

Army to Draft Dads-Vinson 23 U   House Passes Bill To Provide Money For Gl Dependents

Draft Call To Include Dads Soon   Draft Age Men With Dependents Wi1! Be Called, Rep. Vinson Says

PLAN DRAFT FOR MARRIED MEN   VINSON DECLARES BOARDS UNABLE TO MEET THEIR QUOTAS

Passed; Dratt to Include Fathers   Necessary to Take  —Married Men to-Get “Quota, Vinson Says

Fathers Face Future Draff, Vinson Says  Dmmednm "leamble   Boards Unable To Meet Quotas Without Step

TO EXPAND DRAFT   Vinson Reports Marriec Men With —‘Will Be Called

Married Men with Dependents To Be Drafted Soon, Is Warnine   \GIVE GO-AHEAD ‘ON ARMS PROGRAM

Fathers fo Be Drafted Soon, Lawmaker Says   Boards Can't Meet Quotas Otherwise, Rep. Vinson Asserts

KKK KS  VINSON SAYS DRAFT CALL WILL SOON TAKE MARRIED MEN, FATHERS,

Fathers on Draft List Next, Vinson  House Okehs Allotments For Service Men

Will Draft Men With Dependents   Must Call Fathers in Order to Fill Quota, Rep. Vinson Says

TO EXPAND DRAFI   Vinson Reports Marriec Men With Dependents Will Be Called Soon

VINSON ASSERTS DRAFT TO TAKE IN MARRIED MEN   Chairman Of House Armed Services Committee Sa ys Those With, Dependents Will Be Need ed.

Draft May Take Fathers Soon To Meet Needs   Compromise on Family Allotments Passes House, Sent to Senate

12,000 PERSONS SEE FLIER KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Wings of Midget Piane Collapse in $10,000 Trophy Race.

Waterfront Of N. J. City Shattered  Many Of Injured Are Reported In Critical Condition

Town of South Amboy, N. J.. Wrecked as Barges Blow Up   TROOPS ARE ON GUARD

Blast Death TollMayGo As High As2¢   Hundreds Injured As Ammunition-Laden Barges Explode Off South Amboy. N. J.

Glass Snows in Streets; Every House Damaged   Tremendous Explosion Heard in 3 States; Loss in the Millions

6 Persons Die As Blast Rocks ‘ew Jersey Dock:   212 Others Injured As Barges Carrying Ammunition Explode

Town of South Amboy, N. J., Wrecked as Barges Blow Up  TROOPS ARE ON GUARD Explosion Occurs as Am munition is Transferred From Cars

Blast Heard in: 3 States Wrecks New Jersey City  Ammunition Blowup Damane in Millione

Blast-Shocked New Jersy City Counts 312 Injured   SNOWS GLASS IN AREA SHAKEN BY 600TON AMMUNITION EXPLOSION

Ammunition in New Jersey Dock Area Blows Up   Every House in City Damaged; Blast Loss Runs Into Millions

312 Injured as 600 Tons Of Ammunition Explodes. Only 2 Bodies Identified

312 Injured; Nearly Every Home Ripped   600 Tons Let Go  At South Amboy, N. J

Explosion At Loading Dock Wrecks Port   Munitions Headed For India Let Go Near End Of Day

Barges Blow Up In Harbor; it Injured  ann Khe DBAokh 7 eee   Loss At Port Tow Runs In Millions

Explosion Rips N. J. Port City; Many Injured  a ne ws   Demolition Experts Seek Mines Strewn Throughout Area

‘Three States Hear 600-Tons Ammo Go Off   Glass Showers New Jersev Town

Thunderous Blast Rocks New Jersey Area Early Last Evening; Flying Glass Injures Many.  PROPERTY DAMAGE   PROPERTY DAMAGE RUNS IN MILLIONS

- Ammunition-Laden Barges Explode At South Amboy, Raining Explosives, Glass Over Wide Area: Fear 29 Dead

Damage in Millions  As Barges Explode   Much of 2 Cities Wreckeds 4 Known Dead, More Than A Score Unaceounted For

Munitions Load Explodes, Rocks Cities in Harbor  600-Ton Explosive Cargo Touched Oft At Loading Dock

19 Die, Many Hurt in Blast At South Amboy  Jersey Harbor Cities Rocked; Glass Blown  From Every Building

600 Tons Of Ammunition  AreBlown Up   Tremendous Explosion Of Ammunition Being Loaded Onto Barges Rips South Amboy, N. J.; Every House In Town Damaged By Terrific Blast, Mayor States

Ammunition Cargo Explodes In South Amboy  remen dous Blast   Tremendous Blast  Heard In 3 States;  312 Residents Hurt By Flvina Glass

So. Amboy, N.J. Scene of Blast Of Ammunition   Flying Glass Is Showered on Town; 22 Still Missing

Over 300 Hurt In Ammunition Barge Blasts   Panic and Desolation Follow Blast

Every House in City of 10,000 Damaged by Explosion; Many Persons Are Listed as Missing  arene Being Loaded at Dock je \VialL Ast — a sLa Daar

OVER 300 HURT AS SHOCK ROCKS ATLANTIC PORT   Explosion Of 600 Tons f Ammunition Ir Barges At Perth Amboy, N. J., Is Heard In Thr ec  States.

22 Missing, Over 300 Injured in Ammunition Blast   South Amboy is Ripped as Four Barges Explode

Red Cross Lists 312  As Injured   Ammunition Barges Ge Sky-High in Jersey Port Explosion.

Every House in City of 10,000 Damaged by Explosion; Many Persons Are Listed as Missing  Ammunition Being Loaded at Dock Eynladec With Atom-Like Roar

Waterfront City Shaken By Big Blast   List of Injured Totals At Least 312; Troops On Guard in Stricken City: Aid Rushed

600 Tons Of Ammunition On Barges Blow Up   Every Home In South Amboy Damaged Three States Rocked: 312 Injured

AMMUNITION BARGES — BLOW UP AT DOCKS IN SOUTH AMBOY.N. J.   Only Four Bodies Recovered, 25 Men Missing After Explosion Heard in Three States Whick Led Many-to Fear Atomic Attack. Hundreds of Anti-Personnel Mines Scattered in Town; Two Banks Blown Open.

Powder Shipment Explodes   Three States Shaken 3 Demolition Experts Hunt for ‘Live’ Mines

Every Home in South Amboy )amaged by Blast, Mayor Says; 10 Listed as Critically Hurt   Cargo Was Being Loaded on Barges for Transfer to Vessel in New York; Flying Glass Causes Most Wounds.

Blast   pport 312 Hurt S Ammunition atyes Blow Up   Property Loss In Millions; housands Homeless: ort Devens Sends Aid

Explosion at South Amboy, N. J., Rips City; Is Heard in 3 States   Blast of 600 Tons of Ammunition Damages Every Home and Injures at Least 312 of Whom 55 Are Sent to Hospitals.

4 KNOWN VICTIMS; 25 MISSING AND 312 HURT: MANY DYING   Bodies of Many Will Probably Never Be Found, Most of Injured Wounded By Flying Glass When Munitions Barges Explode In Harbor.

MunitionsGo: Damage Set At Millions   Barges Explode As Arms Are Loaded For Far East Shipment

Death Penalty Demanded for F&M Student   State Says Gibbs Thought He Could ‘Get Away With It’

Klay Enters GOP Bid For Nomination   Henry Te Paske Opposed For First: Time Since He Took Over Post in 1936

B36, With Crew of 16, F orced Down In Pacific   Rescue Ships Sent To Area Where Plane Is Believed To Have Been “Ditched”’

‘Ditch’ B-36 In Pacific; 17 Aboard   Pilot Reports Fire In One Engine; Was On Routine Flight From Alaskan Bese

B-36 Forced” To “Ditch” in Pacific Ocean   Big Bomber With One Engine  Ablaze Comes Down Semewhere Off Northwest Coast

B-36 Carrying 17 Ditched Off Northwest Coast   Ships, Planes Join Search For Army Ship

ORGANISTS ARE COMING   Annual Meeting Will be Held at University, May 4

Further Arrests OF Subversives Being Speculatec   Many Congressmen Think Crackdowns on Spies Not Completed

Congress Urges Quick Action on Three Suspects   Fourth Scientist Held for Denying Red Affiliation

Sweeping Spy Hunt Appears Just Starting   Believe Thai FBI Will Rounaup Other Spy Suspects and Subversives in Nation

How Many Americans Gave Information? FBI May Be Staging Greatest Roundup Of Spies, Subversives in U.S. History

FBI Silent On Further Arrests   Truman Accused Of Minimizing Danger

FBI ENGAGED IN SWEEPING A-SPY HUNT   Congress Alarmed At Scope of Red Atomic Spy Ring

Federal Bureau of Investigation Believed Engaged in Most Sweeping Crackdown OnSpies and Subversives in the History of the United States Today; Red List Grows

‘GONNA DIE WITH BOOTS ON’  Big Earl Shelton Wounded In Revival Of Gang War

TO PLAN DEFENSE   Governor Carlson Ha: Called Civilian Meeting for August 10

STATE DEPARTMENTS SEEKING MORE FUNDS   Education Department And Roads Commission Request Largest  Amoanunic

Night Action Better Than Text Book Holds Possible— _ U. S. Batlalion Defeats Red Column Atiemnting Ambuchk

Boyle Bares Weird Battle   Yanks Escape Ambush And Destroy Red Column

INNAIGHE £44CH10OR GSeCrer nan LCxt HOOK F0iGsS £FOssinie— :  U. §. Battalion Defeats Red Column Atiemnting Ambush

A Fanatic Red Stand At River   Waegwan, on Naktong, Within Sight of Allies Pushing up from South,  Ret Caing tc Tange

Yanks Smashing For Waegwan in Giant Offensive   First Cavalry Meets Bitter Resistance in Center, Gains on Flank

U.S. FORCES HIT YONGDOK, INCHON AREAS   Naval Bombardment Covers First Big Counter Move

EXCESS PROFITS TAX PROBABLE NEXT JANUARY   Corporations Put On No tice To Expect Levy Alter First Of Year   RETAIL SALES TAX IS ALSO CONSIDERED

Vote On Excess Profits Taxes To Be Delayed   Senate Staff To Prepare Measure Effective On January 

Plans Made To Set Tax January    No Indication Of Profit Tax On Individuals

EXCESS PROFITS TAX 1S DELAYED BY SENATE GROUE   Staff Instructed, However, to Prepare Bill for Levy Effective Janvary 1,   EXPERTS TO STUDY RETAIL SALES PLAN   Hoey Says Comittee Is for ¢ Corporation Assessment but Not in Present Measure.

ACTION 10 TAX EXCESS PROFIT TO BE DELAYED   Senate Finance Group Tells Staff To Ready Levy Bill for 1951

Total Below Last Year nae  964 New Cases of Polio ~ Reported This Week Over U.S.

Total of Polio Cases Under ‘49   Texas Reports Most. New Victims During Week with 107

INCREASE SHOWN IN ACUTE POLIO   964 Cases Reported Com. pared With 827 For Preceding Week

Farm Bureau Gets Over 900 Members   Victory Supper Set For December 5th

Urges Crusade of Youth for Peace Throughout World  - Speaker Before P-TA Cites Need for Checl

‘URGES YOUTH CRUSADE   Cornell Student Tella P.-T.A, Congress it Might Bring Peace

Peace Crusade By Youth Is Urged At P-TA Convention   Cornell Law Student, Alexander Lankler, 22, Proposes Conference

May Explain Mystery of ‘Saucers’   Reported To Have Fantastic Speed

University at Texas Admits Making Saucers   ‘Target Drones’ of Incredible Speed Turned Out by Defense Lab

Injured In Game, Dies From Cancer   Hit In Eye By Basketball In 194&

Veterans Ask Truman-Stalin  Phone Parley   Offer To Pay For Call As Means To Start Peace Talks

Spec ial Session  Is Seen For UN   Lie Thinks Chances 50-50 On Cold War Talks

LIE IN PARLEY WITH BRITISH   Presses For 20-Year Peace Program; Wants Big Four To Meet.

 50—50 CHANCE FOR PEACE  Lie Sees Chance For Big Power 'Aareement To Start Cold War Talks

UN Head Shows Optimism Over Recent Parleys   Lie Proposes Series Of Security Council Meetings on Cold Wa

Early Big Four Parley Included As Part Ot 10-Point, 20-Year Plan

LIE HAS HOPE UF MEETINGS UN COLD WA   Drops Idea of State Heads tc Bring Foreign Ministers {o Conferences.

UN Secretary Sees Big Power Meetings  Soys There Is 50-50  Chance  ™ Oe og SL

LIE OPTIMISTIC ON CHANCES FOR BIG FOUR ACCORE   U.N, Secretary Hopeful For  Meetings To Take Up Cold War Prableams

Judith Coplon, Red Gubitchev Trial Beains   Judge Denies Ap. peals To Again Holc Up Late Hearing

Long Delayed. Trial Begins   Judith Coplon and Russiar Engineer Face Spy. Con. spiracy Charges.

Miss Coplon Denied Delay; Trial Starts   Selection of Jury Gets Under Way in Spy Conspiracy Case

Miss Coplon And Russian Go on Trial   Former Government Girl anc¢ Soviet Boyfriend Accused Of Conspiracy

CONSPIRING TO SPY Six Men, Six Women Fo orm  Jury to Hear Coplon Trial

New Spy Trial Is Opened Today   Judith Copion and Her Russian Sweetheart Are Fac'ng Charges.

Winter Lashes Plains Area, East Seaboard   Next 30 Days Expected To Be Unusuaily Cold Except in West

Storms Hammer Plains States, East Seaboard   Snow Hits Midwest; Gales Pound Shippinc In Atlantic Lanes

Storms Blast East Sectors,  Ships Periled   80-Day Cold Spell Forecast By Chief . Of Federal Bureau

$3.000 GRANT TO K. U.  Wilt Permit Enlargement of Mu: seum's Summer Program

i ek ee ee ee) ee  Will Permit Enlargement of Mu seum's Summer Program

MUTILATED BODY IS DISCOVERED   Killing One Of Most Brutal  In History Of Chicago

Severed: Body Found in Ditch   'Terre Haute Man Found Dead -at. Chicago

MAN FOUND SHOT, BUDY CUT IN TWO   VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS TERRE HAUTE MAN MISSING SINCE MONDAY.

Paul Stewart Dies After Fighting Fire   Already Had Heert Condition; Was Editor, Former State Senator, CongressFAG

Home By Christmas Is Bombers’ Goal  B.29 Ceawe Have Alreed:   B-29 Crews Have Alreed) Destroyed Most Strategic Tarcets in Korea

eet oth. <i sei nlrnmnennalnetiael CHRISTMAS FURLOUGHS FOR BOMBER CREWS

Congress Prepares Medic Draft Bills  House, Senate Plans Vary in Age Limits

Oklahoma fo Lose Two Men From Congress   Census Figures Show State Population Drop Has Lessened Deleaation Number

14.5 Pet. Increase; Third of States  To Gain or Lose Canorecemen

Official Census Figure Compilec   New Apportionment Listed for House

Greatest Gain Ever Shown in Census Report   New York Stays In Top Place, California Next

150,697,361 Live in US.   California, Six Other States Gain House Scats; Nine Will Lose

U.S. Population Officially Se At 150 Million   Stride Forward . Greatest Gain In History Of . Census

—POPULATION: 150,697,361— Official Figures Show Huge Gain In 10 Years

Official Census Reports Gain of 14.5 Percent  Population of U.S. Is Set at 150,697,361

U. S. Population 150,697,361  Illinois To Lose One Seat in U. $. House

Census to Cause Shift in House Representation   Population of U. S. Is 150,697,361; Seven States Gain Seats

Final U. S. Census Put Af 150,697,361   Shows Increase Of 19,028,086 Since 1940; Makeup Of “House’ Chanaes

19 Million Gain Since ‘40  150,697,361 Total Reported As Final U.S. Census Figure

 House Seats Changed Official United States Census  Figures Placed At 150,687,361

RECORD U. S$. POPULATION GAIN  Census Gives Calif. 7 New House Seats

FIGURES SHOW PA. WILL LOSE THREE SEATS   Official U. S. Census Total 150,697,361; State Ranks Third

State Population Up 14.8 Pet, and Is Near 4 Million   U. S. Total 150 Millions  Representing Gain of = Det

Final Figures On Population Are Announcec   Indiana Will Noi Get 12th ‘Seat’ In National House

U.S. Official Population Set At 150,697,361  Shift Affects House  enracantativec

FINAL CENSUS FIGURES SHOW 150,697,361  19 MILLION GAIN SINCE LAST COUNT

U.S. Population Tops 150 Million Official Figures  Seven States To Gain.   Seven States To Gain, Nine To Lose Congress Seats.

Population OfU.S. Putat 150,697,361   Greatest Gain Ever Re corded in the National Census.

Mississippi. To Lose One Seat In Congress      Population Drop Reason for _Loss; California Gains ~ Seven’ Seats

Census Adds 14 Percent To ’40 Total   Stnte Population Passes  2.000.000 Mark in New  Government Fienres

U.S. Population Officially Fixed At 150,697,361  Tennessee Will Loca   Tennessee Will Lose House Seat; Increase Totals §4.5 Per Cent

ROUNDUP OF CHINESE SITUATION  Taipei Denies Reds ‘Invading’ Hainan

Invasion of Hainan Denied   Netionalist Nevy Units Potro! Strait, Planes Bomb Massing Reds

Invasion of Hainan by Reds Denied   Nationalist Bombers , Range China Coast to Blast Communictc

Chiang Denies  Red Invasion  Early Reports Tell Of Hainan Assault.

Invasion of Hainan Denied   Ni tenalist Navy Unite Parrol Strait, Planes Bomb Massing Reda

Prospects of More Snow Prompt New Warnings To Motorists To Take It Easy

Doughton Says He Thinks Tax Hike For Corporations “Goes Too Far’

Doughton To Fight New Taxes   Chairman of House Group to Object to Adopted Proposal

LEADERS PUSH TAX CUT BILL TOWARD VOTE   Measure Designed to Meet Truman's Requirements  Is Passed Inthe f House   SLASHES MANY LEVIzS

It's Good, Clean Loyal Outfit, He Tells Governors   Has ‘No Worries About Associates,’ Cabinet Officer Informs Group

Doughton Says Business Tax  Boost Too High  $433,000,000 Put On Bill To Balance  Cuts In Excises

' —PASSED OVER HIS PROTEST— Doughton Says Proposed Corporate Tax Too High

Corporation Tax Boost Goes Too Far—Doughton  i   Committee Chairman Voted Against Bill Recommended By ~Ways-Means Group

The Weather   Doughton Stand Perils Tax Bill   Chairman Says Corporation Hike Goes 'Too Far’: if Approved, Plan Micht Bring Excise Cuts by Autumn

DOUGHTON RAPS TAX BILL HIKE   ., House Committee Chaiemon  Soys Corporate Tox Increase ‘Goes Too Far’

Corporation Hike Offsets  Excise Cuts      C. Congressman Willing To Accept Moderate Inerease

For Moderate Hike, Closing of MoreLoopholes   Top Demo Tax Manager Says Bil! Passed Over His Opposition

CORPORATION TAX SEEN GOING TOO FAR   Democrat Manager Says He Opposed Measure As Meaning Hidden Levy.

Tax Cut Bill Facing New Opposition   Doughton Thinks Boost of Corporation Tax  To 4.1% ‘Goes Too Far’

House Committee Votes Tax Measure   Billion Dollar Excise Cut, Corporate Increase Included

Doughton Says Corporation Tax Boost Too Much   Committee Acts Over Personal Opposition of Chairman

DOUGHTON SIDES WITH THE GOP ON TAX INCREASE   CHAIRMAN DECLARES CORPORATION BOOST ‘GOES TOO FAR’

Corporation Levy Not Approved by Committee Head  Doughton, 10 GOP: . Opposed to Boost“?

Committee Head Opposes Measure Drafted by Group  Claims Higher Rate

Husiness } ax  Boost Listed  As Too Much  Chairman Doughion of House Committee Opposed      Does Not Say What Stand He Will Take When Bill Reaches Floor.

Doughton Says Corporation Hike “Goes Too Far”   Chairman Voices Opinion $433 Million Increase Is Too Heavy; House Vote Slated Next Week

Face a New Flood Threat   Another Dam Break Threatens Town Hit By Torrent Sunday

Flash Flood Pours Into Stricken Town   Residents Brace For New Torrents As ‘Dam Gives Way: Homes Are Inundated

New Flood Threat For Minnesota City   Wall of Ice Batters Down Control Gate, ‘Looses Flash Flood

Dams Break; City Flooded   Minnesota Residents Flee Water Torrents

U. 5. Will Fight Beyond 38th If Necessary  Bu t AAFC  e Will Nea

Yanks Won’t FightBeyond 38th Line Unless Necessary; Russians May Ask Peace

Troops To Cross Border If Reds Continue Fight   U. S. Units Not To Occupy Area

U. §. Said to Favor Fighting Beyond 38th Parallel  Officials Believe U. S. Forces Will Not Attempt Occupation

American Troops To Fight in, But Not ‘Occupy Korea North of 38th Porallel

U.S, WILL FIGHT BUT NOT OCCUPY PAST THE 38TH   Decision Made To-Keep Trouble Down With Russia

U.S. fo Cross 38th Parallel Tf Necessary   ‘Tentative American Policy in  Current Korean War De fined at Washington

‘God Help America Says Prosecutor Of Union Leader   Says He'll Resign Today Because of Order Freeing Bridges; One Dissenting Opinion Filed.

Bridges, Official Of C10, Ordered Freed 1 by Cour   Majority Decision Give: Dock Leader Chance To Renew Bail

HARRY BRIDUES ORDERED FREED   UNION LEADER WINS FIGHT IN APPFALS COURT TO BE ADMITTED TO RAIL.

Three Patients Die In Fire in Nursing Home   Cobleskill Building Is Lost When Oil Stove Explodes

Chrysler Notes Some Progress   Mediators Meet New Difficulties In Strike Talk

They'll Have Turkey in Foxholes  To Include All the Trimmings—Except Chairs, Tables

\OKEENE’S ALL SET FOR SNAKE HUNT  Rattlers Will Be Worth Hard Cash   By WILLIAM PEART

Report 2 Area Men Wounded In Korea   Dept. Of Defense Lists Pfc. Wm. L. Parker, Rural Tiffin, And Cpl. Leo R. Radley, Wellington.

Grand Jury Is Probing Cuban Plot   Special Guards Provided For High Officials; In quiry Is Secret.

Wires Sent on Natural Gas Bill   Argue for and Against Controversial Measure

Mixed Reaction To Truman Veto Of Gas Measure  Bees: of Tix tic www   Stream of Telegrams Pours Into Key West

7 UN Divisions Poised for Push   Allies Set Stage for Western Drive

CHINESE REDS TRY TO FORM DEFENSE LINE   Korea Foe May Pull Major Offensive In Northwest

Three Convicts Imifalng Aperman Tarzan Swing 70 Feel.on Cable to Escane (ells

State Floods Causing New: Damage Today  Ice and Sleet For.’   Ice and Sleet For. Arkansas Adds. To Sufferina

National Guard Helns Move Families Out   Thousands Of Acres Along St. Francis River Under Water

Quick Approval F or Appointees   Symington And Pace Win Praise From GOP's And Democrats.

Two Defense Posts Shifted   Quick Senate Approve Predicted for Appointments by Pres. Truman.

Quick Approval Of 2 Defense Shifts Likely   Symington Will Head Resources Board; Gray Replacéd

Symington, Pace Appointed to Key National Defense Posts   Secretary of Air Shifted to Chairmanship Of National Security Resources Board:": Pace To Succeed Gordon Gray as Army Secretary

President Fills Two Key Defense Positions  Symington Heads Resources Board; BRudcet Divector Army Secretary

Plan Quick 0. K. of Appointments   Democrats, Republicans Prompt in Praise of Symington, Pace

Symington Given Top Resource Job  Frank Pace Named Army’s Secretary

Say Landing Craft Active Near Inchon   Allied Officials Refuse Comment On These Reports

Johnson Blames Politics For Complaints   Answers Congressman Who Demanded The Secretary Resign

Johnson Tells Crifics To Go To Truman  Defense Secretary Replies To Those Who Want Him Oui

Johnson Critics Who Want Him To Resign Told To Take Complaints To President

Complainants See the Boss, Says Johnson   Many Americans ‘Misled,’ Says Defense Chief In Reply to New Yorker

See President Says Johnson   Answers Critics By Referring Them To Truman's Decision

Johnson Hits Back at Critics   Acheson Defended Also in Broadside

Johnson Refers Critics To HT  Take Camplaints Te Bracteant He Saws

Johnson Tells Foes ‘SeeTruman   Secretary of Defense Replies to Critics in Letter to New Yorker

Johnson Urges Critics Complain To President   Blames Election Times For Many Attacks On Policies

Reply To House Member Johnson Directs Crities Of  ‘Cabinet Members To President

Tell Critics To Send Complaint: To President  Johnson, Aches Atte eked o n Foreign,

JOHNSON REFERS CRITICS TO TRUMAN   Balance Most Of Attacks On Coming Elections

- rities Hit  '3y Johnson   ~ Suggests Complaints > Be Taken To Truman

Defense Secre tary Defends Regime  Critics of Johnson  Referred to Trumar

Johnson Referring All Complaint: Against Him to Traman, Says ‘Same Goes for Acheson Criticism   Truman Says He Wants Johnson 'To Stay on Job

Johnson Invites Critics Who Want Him To Resign To Complain To President

Miami Scene Of Gold Hunt   Mon Digging Big Hole it Dewntewn Area Munting $40,000,000 Pirate Loot

Veterans Getting State Relief To Lose Aid in Amount of GI Insurance Dividend Received

DPA Plans Halt _ InVets Relie   Order Affects Insurance Recipients

To Hire 2,000 at Fort Leonard Wood  Civilians Asked to Apply at Missouri Employment Office

AGENCY CHIEF WARNS SENATE OF CUTBACKS   House Appropriation Slashes Scored As Drastic

Further Postal Slashes Hinted  Donaldson Warns Cuts May Force Reductions

Donaldson Says Senate Cut In Appropriations Will Put Crimp In Work

Phone Service For 53 Towns Is Knocked Out   Sun Begins to Melt Icy Mantle as Work in State Continues

HOT FIGHT ON DP BILL SEEN   Senate Will Argue Changes In 1948 Act Restricting Flow of Foreigners

AORESS  UN ASSEMBLY   Invitation Now “Being Considered At White House 

Allies Open Talks. For German Troops   “Full Equality” Demanded By West Germans

. —EUROPE— Open Talks On German  Arms Issue  Ex-Enemy Asks ‘Roll Equality’

Western Germany Ready To Rearm If Given Full Equality With West   Negotiations Seeking German Units For Western  Defense Force Starts Today; Bonn T Dp. ati...

Western Allies Begin Today Effort To Persuade Germany To Supply Defensive Forces

Germans Begin Talks On Use Of Reich Troops   West Allies Seek To Coax Manpower For Europe Army

Start Recruiting German Troops  Face Stubborn Demand: For Equality

European Troop ‘Squeeze’ Opens  Germans Ask Equal Rank—or Nothing

Violence Takes 12 Lives In North Carolina   2 Youths Killed Near Mount Airy

Rain Cuis Into Attendance  State Fair To End Today; ‘Finest Ever,’ Many Feel

Rain Cuts Down State sale Menten   Exposit Ends   Exposition Ends Tonight; Race. Program Delayed

Crowd of Nearly 100,000 Persons In Attendance as Farm Woman Claims Vision of Virgin Mary

Vision Of Virgin Appears To Woman  ‘Pray Hard, Time Is Short’. Messace —

Says She Had Vision of Mary At Noon Today   Wisconsin Farm Woman Claims Mother of God Appeared for 7th Time

Necedah Woman  Claims Miracle  100,000 at Scene Told of Vision .

Sees Vision of Virgin Mary for Seventh Time   Nearly 100,000 Persons Gather for Occasion at Little Wisconsin Town.

Vision of Virgin Calls For Prayer   Huge Crowd Assembles for Relizious Episode

Necedah Farm Woman Reports Seeing Vision of Virgin Mary Seventh Time; Crowd of 100,000 on Hand for Event

Thousands Gather For Holy Miracle  Bishop Cancels Order  RD nsssstmcr Gorwinac at

Farm Wife Sees Vision At Necedah   Says Virgin Mary Exhorts Her to ‘Pray and Pray Hard’

REPORTS SHE SAW VISION OF VIRGIN. MARY      Press Observers See Nothing; Woman Says She Saw Mother of God.

WAS GRANTED A VISION   About 100,000 Persons Gathered for Occasion in Wisconsin

Woman Granted Vision of Virgin  - Nearly 100,000  Persons at Necedah

100,000 GATHER FOR OCCASION  Devout Catholic Woman Claims Appearance of The Virgin Mary

 AWAIT VIRGIN MARY MIRACLE —  Faithful Thousands Jam Small Town In Wisconsin

{Thousands Gather for Apparition— Farm Woman Says She Saw  Vision of the Virgin Mary

Wisconsin Farm Woman Reports Seeing Vision of Virgin Mary; Given Messag«

TRUMAN T0 ASK 62 BUDGET OF $75 BILLIONS   Two-thirds of Vast Sum Will Be Used To Build Up Nation’s Armed Forces.

Report Russian Troops Now (Active in Chinese Civil War  Soviet Soldiers Arriving in China Helo Boletear Recds' Air Defancac

RED ACTIVITY IN ISLANDS TO BE PROBED   Harry Bridges’ Union      Among Organizations “To Get Attention”

Will King's Crown Free Businessman   Secret Talks Believec Underway In Case Of Robert Voaeler

VOGELER SUN MAY BE SET FREE   TALKS REPORTED UNDER WAY ON PROPOSAL TO TRADE CROWN FOR RELEASE.

Red Press, Radic Say U.S. Girding For World War Ill   Truman Report Gets Top Ploy; Tass Says Nation Dissatisfied

Dean Names Calvin Advance Gifts Committee Chairman   MARCH GOAL $13,935

SHAPE UP ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE   Dean Names Calvin Advance Gifts Committee Chairman   MARCH GOAL $13,935

New Penalties Are Imposed  Czechs Ordered To Close Diplomatic Activities In New Yorl

U. S. Orders Czech Consulate Closed  In Retaliation for Bratislavia Move

Czechs Told to Close Chicago Consul Office   U. S. Retaliates for Prague Order; Cails Red Charges Worthless

ORDER TO CZECH   U. §. Demands Consulate in Chicago Be Closed Not Later Than Mav 1

Czech Consulate Ordered Closed   May 1 Deadline for Phicaas: Headquarter:

Charges Gross Violation of italian Treaty   Fune:al Wit Be Held Saturday for Mrs. Frank Spirik   C7ECH CONSULATE ORDERED CEORSPL

Czechoslovakia Ordered to Close Its Consulate in Chicaqo in Ten Days

Closure Seen as Retaliation for Red Acts   Commies Notified to Shut Office No Later Than May [

US. ACTION HITS CZECHS   Consulate General In Chicago Ordered Closed By May 1.

Czechs Told to Close Chicago  Consulate  BR ndtne Data lindnecy   Action Retaliatory for Closing of U. S. Information Service

ORDER CZECHS TO CLOSE CONSULATE   SERVE NOTICE ON CHICAGO OFFICE TO VACATE BY MAY 1

CZECH OFFICE IN CHICAGO IS CLOSED BY U. S.   Retaliate For Closure of American Offices in Czechoslovakia.

Consulate Of Czechs Is Ordered Shut   Washington Retaliates Against Communist Regime For Ouster From Prague

Czech Consulate Ordered Closed In Counter Move  State Department Order Retaliates For USLS. Ban

Close Chicago Consulate, U.S. Tells Czechs   Retaliating for” Ousting of U. S. Officials in Bratislava

U. 8. Orders Czechs fo Close Agency  Move le in Diract   Move Is in Direct Retaliation for  U.S. . S. Closure

Orders Czechs To Close Office   U.S. Retaliates As Staff Abroad Cut

Czechs Ordered Out Of Chicago   Consulate General Is Instructed To Close Doors By May 1: Charves Are Discounted

CZECHS GIVEN ANOTHER SLAP BY-THE U.S;   New York City Offices Are Ordered Closed

Texans’ Ire Aroused By Tidelands  ean, o La! Le Seate School Monies

Miners Defiant To Second Plea Of Back fo Work   Local Reaction Chills Weekend Coal Peace Hones

LEWIS ISSUES NEW ORDER TO RETURN   Reaction Of Miners Cool As Court Action Looms .   Reported Under Consideration By White House; More Confabs Today

Coal Peace This Weekend ‘Doubtful, Board Reports   'No Contract, No Work,’ Sums Up Miners’ Reaction

Soft Coal Settlement  “Doubtful”   No Further Action  Before Monday.

MINERS VOTE ‘NO’ 10 LEWIS’ LATEST ‘STOP-STRIKE’ ORDER   Three Large Locals Fail to Comply; Early Coal Settlement Held ‘Doubtful’   Early Settlement of . Seria Held ‘Dauhesiul’

SEE NO QUICK END T0 STRIKE IN COAL MINES   No Action Until At Least Monday By White House

Biggest UMW Local Votes ‘No’ QnLewis Order   Many Miners Expected te Dig Coal, Nevertheless

President Might Ask  Coal Action   Lewis Issues Urgent Order for Miners to Get Back te Werk ‘Forthwith’   Famine Is Near   Bott Coal Supplies Are Barely.Enough to Last  10 Daya

Fact Board Reports To Truman: Lewis Sends New Order  No New Action by

Bleak Outlook in The Coal Strike Fact-Finders See Little  Chance of Ending Walkout This Week  WAIT UNTIL MONDAY  Have H That Miners Will Return to Pits eek  Next  Bulletin  Pittsburgh, Feb. 18. (P—The United Mine Workers biggest local today voted sa defiant “no” L. Lewis’  to Jo new stopstrike command.

Truman Waits Until Monday In Coal Action   President Is Told That Settlement Now Is Doubtful

White House To Withhold New Action   ~ Chairman Displays Strong Hope For Work On Monday

No Immediate White House Action Seen   Fact-Finders Tell President Difference: Are Considerable

PRESIDENT TOLD END OF STRIKE SOON DOUBTFUL   ract-Finders See Ne Progress In Coa! Strike Talks — Lewis Orders Work Coart Action Talk. ed,

Fact-Finders Tell Truman Coal Dispute Settlement Over Weekend Doubtful

—BOARD REPORTS TO TRUMAN —  Weekend Settlement? Of Mines Is Doub?ful

Bleak Outlook m The Coal Strike  Fact-Finders See _ Little Chance of Ending WalkThis Wee  out WAIT UNTIL .MONDAY  Have Hopes That Miners Will Return to Pits -Next Week  Bulletin Pittabuoy ge Feb, 18. (—The United ry ees biggest loca) today voted a defiant “no” to John bk Lewis” new stop-

COAL STRIKE END NOW IS DOUBTED   Fact-Finders Report But White House Delays Action Until Monday ©

Miners Ignore Lewis’ Order; Ask Contract   Hear Stop-Strike Order But Stalk From Meeting Without Taking Vote On Returnina Te Work

Miners Defy Lewis Work Order; Fact Finders Expect No Strike . Settlement over the Week-end —

TRUMAN'S BOARD DOUBTFUL ABOUT COAL AGREEMEN)   President Defers Further Action In Dispute Until ry pee pee

Miners Vote No To Lewis Order   Members Of Biggest Local Refuse Back To Work Command

Lewis Tells Men Again To‘Go Baek’   Fact Finders Give Truman Report Of Parley’s Progress

White House To‘fake No Action Before Monday.   Fact-Finding Board Hopes Miners _ Will Go Back To Pits After Weekend

Contempt Order Against U.M.W. Believed Near   Miners Iqnore New Lewis Plea To Return to Jobs

Peace Parley Called Off for Week End   Biggest Local Votes Defiant Refusal 36 Chieftain's Plea

Cole Hopeful Many Miners To Go in Pits   Negotiators Are Said To Have Made Advance on Accord

Biggest Local of UMW Votes Defiantly Not to Return To Work Without Contract

President Not To Take Action Before Monday   Cole Thinks Miners Will Be Back In Pits By That Time

Miners Defy Lewis New Work Plea   Big Local Votes to Stay Idle as Peace Talks Are Recessed

Early Settlement of Coal Strike Doubtful but Some (Miners Expected to Return

Doubt Early Coal Peace   But U. S. Mediator Says Miners May Start Work Monday

Mission at FHS Tonite   Coal Settlement Over Weekend Is Very Doubtful’

Truman So Advised By Fact Group  Saln Llanefiul Minare   Cole Hopeful Miners Will Return To Work Monday

No Settlement Near in Strike   Fact-Finding Board Tells Pres. Truman Agreement This Week-End is "Very Doubtful" — Gap Separates Lewis and Operators.      COURT ACTION PREDICTED

Fact-Finders Report Settlement Of Coal Strike This Weekend ls Doubtful: No Action Planned  Cole Hopes Miners Will Return To Nation’s Pits Next Week

FACT - FINDERS DOUBT NEW COAL PACT BY MONDAY   THINK MINERS WILL HEED LEWIS’ ORDERS TO RESUME DIGGING

Truman Won t Act Until Next Week in Strike   Still Hopeful Coal Miners Will Go to Work Monday

Largest Union Votes a Defiant No’ fo Appeal   No New U.S. Action Before Monday; See No Quick Settlement

Karly End Of Strike Unlikely   Weekend Settlement Doubtful, Truman’s Fact-Finders Say;  er er ee, ee re

Coal Board Expects Miners In Pits Monday   No Settlement; ‘Further Action Waits Til Monday

White House See Little Progress In Coal Dispute   To Delay Action At Least Until Monday Morning

COAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IS ‘DOUBTFUL’   President Plans Take No Action This Week-end

Coal Settlement This Week End "Very Doubtful’   Fact-Finders Give Report to Truman

FACT FINDERS MAKE REPORT TO PRESIDENT   Miners Expected To Ignore Lewis’ New Work Order; Court Action Looms

No! Is Defiant Reply to Lewis   Miners Refuse New Order to Dia Coal

Government Action Delayed Until Monday   Lewis Issues Plea For Return To Work; Miners Reception Cox

COAL PEACE ON WEEK-END NOT LIKELY   Truman Hears Fact Board Report, Won't Act Until Monday; Operators Offer 80c Raise. .

Setback Is Dealt Coal  Peace Hope   Miners Voice Defiance Of Latest Appeal by Lewis To Work.

Say Mine Peace Is ‘Doubtful’ This Week-End   White House Will Not Take Court  Actian until Mandayv

Coal Miners Turn Down Work Order   President Plans No Weekend Move to Halt Walkout

New Contract Is Big Issue With Diggers  Union Chieftan May See Defiance Avcain

No U: S. Action In Coal Strike  Before Monday   Mine Union Locals Vote No to New Lewis Order

Immetiate End Of Coal Dispute “Very Doubtful   ‘Quite A Gap’ Separates  pate Tell Truman _ Lewis, Mine Operators

Truman Plans No New Action Till At Least Monday   Decision Ils Based On Hope Many Miner: Will Return to Pits

Coal Settlement ‘Very Doubtful’   Action Held Up Until Monday   Hope Miners Will Go Back to Pits by Then

Miners Defiant  Of Lewis Order: Peace Hope Dim  Truman Sits Tight On Problem, Hears Board's Report

First Two Mine Locals Getting Lewis’ Latest Work Order Stalk from Meetina

Phone Strike ePicketing Pops Up In South   ClO Groups Reported at New Orleans, Atlanta; Lockout Charged

Pickets Placed At Bell Plants   Service Still Normal In Most Areas, Company Says

60 to Be Given Chest X-Rays   Tuberculosis Search Ends Here Tuesday

Tuberculosis Search To End Thursday, Apr. 13   Pauline Bentz, R.N., Expects 75 } To Be Xuraved

Alaskan Air Defense  Gets Fund Approval   $689,058,181 Is Passed By House Committee—U.S. Proiects Get $4147.314.993

Solons Vote to Bolster Alaska Bases   - House Unit O. K.'s Urgent’ Military Building Program

More Than 250 Lives Claimed In Storm Area  Many States Hit By One Of Worst  Ctarme In Yanre

Business, Industry Paralyzed i in Eastern States Where Death Toll Exceeds 200.

Vogeler Makes Plea of Guilty   Washington Observers Charge Budapest Spy Trial ‘Obvious Frameup’

Big Three Would Let Germany  Vote on Uniting  Reds Challenged On Eve of Mass

Reds Challenged To Conduct Free German Elections   Issue Calculated to Set Back Communists Massina in E. Berlin

ARMORED CARS GUARD BERLIN   Western Police Alerted As Red Youth Demonstration Nears.

Reds Challenged By Three Powers To Conduct Free  German Elections

Visit the City’s playgrounds.   11 Million Okayed For State Roads

Alabama Gets $11.7 Millions For Highways Totals For 1952-53 on sone

GTAANG WILL HELP SOUTH KOREA TC SMASH INVADERS   Nationalists To Offer 30,000, Armored And infantry   Traans ]

1937 PRICES TODAY—  Hamburgs-5 cts.; Steak-35 cents On 13th Anniversary

SCHUMAN ARRIVES FOR BIG 3 TALK   Hails Truman Plan To Bolster Troops Abroad

Schuman, Arriving for Big Three Meeting, Hails Plan for More Troops in Europe

Sec. Acheson A ‘Simpleton’   Soviets, China Reds  Attack U.S. Leader

Church Bells Toll In Requiems For  Cl Wreck Victims   Last Of 33 Wilkes-Barre Arxea Funerals Are ‘Scheduled’ Today:

Conferees Okay Bill Broadening, Extending DP Act   341,000 Refugees Would Be Eligible Under Measure;  Quick Enactment Seen

Annual Ladies Night Set For Aug. 23 Scouts Summarize Jamboree Trip for Local Kiwanis Club

B. S. Gordon Heard On Gulf Power Franchise Plan  Boy Scouts Tell Lions Club of 21-Day Junket To National Jamboree at Valley Forge

SNAG IN HOUSE SLOWS GAS BILL   Measure Is Approved By Senate; Veto Asked

Kerr Natural Gas Bill Past Senate   House Agreement Expected on Measure; Opponent Demands Veto by President but Trumon Favorable

Rev. Ward Tarr Will Conduct Ev.  U. B. Conference   He's Former Student Of Old Western —  Union.

Measure To Curb Power Of Lewis Soucht In Senate   Would Put Unions Under Provisions Of Trust Laws

Would Cut Powers Of John Lewis   Senate Bill Would Make Labor Union Subject to The Anti-Trust Laws

Would Ban John L. As ‘Monopolist’   Robertson Bill — Puts Unions Under Anti-Trust Laws

URGES CHECK ON POWER OF NINE LEADER   Sen. Robertson Sponsors Bill to Curb “Monopolistic”? John Lewis.

Robertson Wants Bill To Curb ‘Monopolistic Powers’ Of Lewis      Measure Would Make Labor Unions Subject To Anti-Trust Laws

Seeks fo Curb John L. Lewi:   Sen. Robertson Calls for Enactment of Bill to Serve This Purpose.

Senate Bill Would Curb Union Chief   Virginian Would Put Unions Under AntieTrnist Tawe

Wants To Apply Anti-Trust Laws To Labor Unions   Says UMW Boss Has Control Of Coal  Prices, Production

Senator Robertson Proposes Bill To Curb ‘Monopolistic Powers’ Of John L. Lewis, Asks Rapid Passage In Committee Hearing

Senator Asks Law To Curb Lewis’ Might   ‘Monopolistic Powers’ Of UMW Chief Held Danger ous To Economy

Phone Company Accord Reached   CIO Union Approves New Contract With Wisconsin Unit

Invader Tanks Open Flanking Movement Toward Supply. Line   Armored Columns Strike Out Thru Mountain Passes East Of Fresent Defense Pocts

Reds Try To Flank  Defense   Commander Says Casualties Have Been Exaggerated

U.S. Superforts Strike Heavy Blow; Transport Lines Being Threatened

(Drive to East in. Effort to Avoid  Kum River Line   Smash at South Korean Lines; ‘Americans Dig into Position

Taegu-Taejon Breakthrough Is Objective  Waser. DO! ce ome   Kum River Bridges Blown Up by Allied Ground Unit:

Invaders Trying To Encircle U.S. Drive From East  Break-Through Would Cut Arterial Transport Lines to Port Pusan

Attempt to Cut Transport Lines from Port   MacArthur Says U.S. Casualties Fewer Than 500

KOREANS AIM TO GET BACK OF U.S, LINES  Enemy Breakthrough Would Cut Main  Transportation Art-

Reds Trying To Skirt River Line   Success Would Cut Supply Transport For Americans

Breakthrough Would Cut Arterial Transport Lines Between Americans On Kum And Entry Port At Pusan   U. 8. SUFFERS FEWER THAN 500 CASUALTIES

LOCAL METHODIST CHURCH JOINS IN ADVANCE PROGRAM   State Wide Evangelistic Campaign To Be Conduced For, 10 Day In Dec.

METHODISTS HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES   Local Church Joins in Statewid Evanglistic Meetings Held this Week.

Methodist Church In ™ Montgomery Has Part. In “Advance” Program  CHURCH MEMBERS. To “Watt aw pReneprcTa

SAY INDO-CHINA ANTI-RED KEY   British Commonwealth Foreign Ministers Agree On This Point

Indo-China Stops Invasion By Reds  Country Reported Kev To SE Asia

Zivian Hopes Operation To Begin Jan. 1   Williams Made Nev Director; Adams Is Vice President

Herkimer Man Wounds Woman, ‘Commits Suicide   Machinist Shoots Self after Victim Rejects His Suit

RED SABOTAGE IN U. S. ‘Disrupt Courts, Communist Party  Tells Members  Textbook Contains Lesson In Attackina Jury Svstem

iwenool Lor oabolage  Communist Booklet Tells Comrades iHow To Obstruct Justice In Court

Threat Of Red Sabotage Reds Told To Denounce Courts When Arrested '

SABOTAGE---’50: COURTS TARGET   By FENDALL YERXA and OGDEN P prin

Judge Donovan's Mother Is Dead   Failed to Recover After Hip Fracture.

WATERVLIET, COLOMA AREAS SERVED FIRST   Customers In St. Joseph To Convert On Jan. 30

House To Vote On Single Package Appropriations   Expect To Defeat Cut Back Attempt

Truman Goes to Marines With His Sincere Regrets   Received Suitably at Con. vention of Marine League

Western Powers to  Push Anti-Chinese  Resolution in UN Will Take Russian Vetoed Measure to Assembly Quickly

U.). SNITS Korea Plea To Assembly   Ban on Attacking Manchuria May Go lf Demand Snubbed

POLAND'S U.N. DELEGATE ASKS U.S. FOR HOME   Rudzinsky Protests Iron Control Of Russians Over Satellites

Polish Delegate to UN. Cuts Ties With Red Bosses  Quits Diplomatic Post and Asks Asylum for Himself and Wife

Poland’s Top U.N. Delegate Resigns   Dr. Rudzinski Protests Russian Walkout, Asks To Remain In U. §

Impeachment Demand Against McCarthy Has Scant Chance Of Ever Being Successfully Carried Out

Chinese Official Sees Rebellion   ‘Famine, Misrule,’ To Cause Uprising

Vile) Ni) ALYVEE  Former Mayor of Shanghai Makes Prediction for  China

Predicts Mass Revolt In Red Held China   To Be Caused By Famine, Misrule

Sander Jury Completed Visits Hospital Scene  Doctor Stands Poker-Faced At Door _. Of Room Where Mrs. Borroto Died

ila 2 oo cont     Doctor, 13 J ury Members Visit “Mercy Killing’? Death Room

Jury Completed In Doctor’s Trial For Mercy Killing   Accused Physician Calm On _ Visit To Hospital Room  Where Patient Died

Dr, Sander Calmly  Views Death Scene   Shift Slaying Trial  To Hospital Room

ASSAIL CAROLINA KLAN’S VIOLENCE   Union Heads Appeal to U. S. Attorney General

Unions Protest Klan Violence  Appeal To Capitol For Federal Help

Break Up a Cocktail Party on Time and You May Become Famous Hal Boyle Suggests -

Early .Morning Fire Destroys Threo Houses Near Loveland — Forzen Fire Siten, Water Shortage Hinders Mremen—Explosicn of Oil Tank in Basement of Home Believed Cause.

FOUR WIPED OUT IN. BLAZE   Early Morning Fire . Destroys Thtce Houses Noar Loveland — Forzen Fire Siren, Water Shartage Hinders Firemeu—Explosion  _ of, Ol Tank in Basement of Home Belleved Cause.

Sharp Reduction In U.S. Postal Service Ordered   Residential Mail Deliveries Slashed To But One Per Day

Mail Delivery To Be Reduced In Some Areas  Completed Program To Be In Effect   Completed Program To Be In Effect By First of July

Peanut Problem Puts Government Leaders On Spot   Farm Heads Wonder What To Do About Shortage, Surplus

ACTION TAKE} 0 DONERYE OAL SUPPLY   New York State Taking Lead... In Fuel Control

TARGETS BOMBED, STRAFED:  Reds Gather Force for Push; Gls Dig in for Battle on Front

Drive Is Launched  By Chinese Reds. Toward Pyongyang With 15 Divisions  In The Action; Entire 10th Corps of U. S.  Is Facing Isolation

CHINESE REDS PUSH TOWARD COAST CITIES   Five United Nations Units Face Grave Threat Of Being Cut Off

Five Chinese Divisions Drive On Pyongyang   Marines Battling To Escape Trap In Northeast

Red Horde Sweeps Outnumbered Allies South from Capital   Five Divisions Are Menaced “As 150,000-Man Chinese Army Envelops Entire 10th Corns

Hordes Pour Down As GI's Seek Escape  Five UN Divisions Moy Be Trapped In Noarthenctern Aron

Hordes Pour Down As GI's Seek Escape  Five UN Divisions May Be Trapped I.

Cincinnati Fire Fatal fo Three   Fourth Missing, Homes Destroved

News Is Printet On Dixie Paper   New Southern Mill Producing Materials

Gl Allowance Bill Goes to President  Fi inal Okay of Measure Clears Way for Drafting of Fathers  UP TO 26 YEARS OF AGE  Measure Provides Sums of $85 to $165 a Month _ for Families   Forecast Calls For Mercury To Climb Inte the 90’s

Withholding Tax On Corporation Dividends Sought   Prefer It To Loophole Plug

SCHOOLS AWAIT MASS OF PUPILS   Bumper Crop Of About 920, Q00 Ready When Sessions  . Start; Increase Of 30,000 Estimated.

Reviews U.S. Mistakes in Korean War    Terms Inadequate Intelligence Greatest Handican

Reviews o.. Mistakes in Korean War  Meee Inadequate Intelligence

FBI Informant Phones Wife He “Blacked Out’   Browder Called in Senate Quiz; Will  Appear Tomorrow

Cold Front  To Hit East U.S. Today   Winter's Brief Holiday To End

Beautiful Morning In Northeast But Winter’s Brief Holiday Ends Today   Weather Bureau Predicts Summery Breezes Anc Songs Of Birds To Give Way To Icy Cold By Nightfall: Sleet Likely.

SENDS DRAFT “OF GOV'T BILL TN coNeRESS   Acts to Avoid National Peril After Court Extends No-Strike Order.

Can’t Wait Any Longer, Tells  House. Senate   Attorney General Takes Out Now Injunction Under T-H Law

Truman Delivers Special Message To House, Senate   He Hopes Agreemen' Reached Before U. S. Must Take Possession

rower Asked in Special Message to Solons; Full T-H Iniunction Orderec

County Will Vote . Tuesday On. judge, Vernon School Bonds   One Race Slated For Commissioner In District 3

Revere Beach Turned Into Virtual Armed Camp as Result of Maneuvers.

U. 8. FOREIGN AID OUTLAY 30 BILLION   TOTAL AMOUNTS TO #200 FOR: EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND  CHILD IN COUNTRY. i

30 BILLIONS ARE SPENT IN FOREIGN-AID   $200 Per Person Will Be Paid Out by U. S. According to Report

30 Billion . Laid Out In roreign Aid   Per Capita, That's $200 For Every Man, Woman And Child

Postwar Aid Cost Nation Nearly $30,000,000,000   Truman Budget Proposals Will Call For Cut As Congress Threatens To Demand Slashes

AID COSTS U. 3. $30 BILLIONS   Postwar Help To Foreign Nations Equal To $200  From Every Citizen

U.S. Has Put Up About 30 Billion In Foreign Aid   Outflow in Last Quarter of Year Was Little Lower

US Has Put Up $30 Billions for Aid to Europe   Cost is $200 for Every Man, Woman and Child in U. &

Faith  Church  To Celebrate First  Anniversary   Registration for adult classes Sent. 25, 26, 2]

Charges Against Surgeon Reducec  Seagrave Subject to Lesser Punishment

Charges Reduced Against Seagrave   Burmese Court Accuses the American Doctor of Giving Aid and Comfort to Rebels

Primary Vote  Tojal Exceeds  Precictions 314,060 More  Ballets Cast Than in 1946

Primary Vote Exceeds All Expectations; Report 200,000 Gain Over 1946: Election

—ELECTION— More Votes Cast Than Predicted  * Gains Recorded By Both Parties

Primary Vote Tops 1946 Tota By 314,000   982,569 Ohioans Cast Ballots In Tuesday's Election

‘Buried’ Oct. 15, Dead Man Goes Back Home to Try to © Learn What It’s All About

MALLEABLE IN NEW PARLEY   Talks Between Company;  And Union Adjourned Until Later Date

Hunger Puts. British Trucker in Taxi ‘Cab   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Hunger Pirs Rritish Tru io in Taxi Gch   One in a series of eye-witness reporis BY STEPHEN C, NOLAND

London Dock Workers Stage Wildcat Strike   Makes More Than 6,000 Men Idle

Tamperatures   Workers Decide To Commence . Picketing May 1      End Seen to Long Chr sler Strike: Regional Telephone. “pact Reached

Workers To Place Lines At Centers  Chrysler Strike _ Situation Better;

PHONE PICKET LINEORDERED   Action May Cause National Tie-up; Chrysler Peace Believed Near.

Decisive Test on Cut in Home Front Spending is Near   Senate Shouts Down One Move Toward Economy

Senate Heads Toward Decisive Test On Bi-Partisan Drive to Cut Home Spending

SENATE FACING ECONOMY TEST ON HOME FRONT   Bipartisan Effort Made To Reduce Spending In Nation In Order To Provide More Funds For  ar.

Senate Nears Decisive Test on Move To Cut All Non-Military Spending

Decisive Test Looms On Home Front Economy   Campaign To Slash Non-Defense Outlay Is Gaining Ground

Senate Drives To  Cut US Spending   Economy Movement Fails But Senate Leaders Prepare For A Fight

Cuts In Home Front Funds Gains Support   Bi-Partisan Grour Of Senators Ready To Ask 10% Slash

Senate Near Test On Cutting Non Military Spending   Idea Is to Provide More Money for Men, Materials - To Check Aggression

Test Looms In Senate To Cut Home Front Spending To Bolster Defense

YOUTH ADMITS STRANGLING. 7. YEAR-OLD GIRL   Victim's Body Found ‘In: Closet of Murderer’s: “Room — : Because She Fed Grapes to His Dog ‘is Reason Given for Act. :-

Couple Slain In Port Huron Family Spat  Husband Kills Self After Police Chase   Husband Kills Self After Police Chase

PROBERS GET SECRET FILES UNDER GUARD   Accusation of Envoy Sharply Denied By Peurifoy

Setbacks In Korea Called  Temporary   President Says No Material Changes In Front Line In Last Ten Days

UN Forces Seen Repulsing Reds   Truman Says He Thinks Allies Will Make Up Setbacks This Week

TRUMAN FEELS U. N. FORCES WILL GAIN   Tells Newsmen Reds Will Be Set Back This Week

Truman Stull Optimistic On Korean Front  ’ Thinks U.N. Forces  Will Make Up For  ‘Temporary Setbacks

Russia Readies Last-Ditch Move To Counter Lie  Malik Asks Council To Consider Others; U.S. Battles Plan

2 Gun Victims May Recover   Retired Army Colonel Wife Are Shot Twice Through Abdomen

President Truman Asks Congress For Nine-Man Commission To Study Coal Problems; Also Drops Bid For Seizure Authority

Lewis Invites Unions to Join  In War Chest   Sends Phil Murray Proposal for Front Against ‘Industrial, Financial Circles’

Lewis Urges ‘Common’  Defense’  Makes Proposal To Steel Union; Returns $500.000

Lewis Proposes Unions Set Up Joint War Fund   Proposition Made to Steel Workers’ Head; U.S. Makes New Move:

Union Alliance Is Proposed by John L. Lewis   Suggests That Pooling Of Cash Would Be Way To Helo Each Other

Truman Proposes Go vernment Move To Bring “Sick” Industry Out Of its Low Condition; Favors Labor Trusts

Mine Chief Says Opposition Has ‘Ganged Up  _ Door Open Also > For ‘Other Unions’ To fantrihite oa Eom

Foe Says Landings. Made at Changjon, North of Parallel   Disappearance of Marines From Seoul Area Supports Claim of Communist Army

Alger Hiss Branded Traitor To Country As Jurors Find Guilt On Charge Of Perjury

Panel Upholds Spy Testimony By Chambers   Verdict Marks Ex-Employe Of State Department Aa Tesitar ta [7.S.

Verdict Brands Ex-U, S, Official Former Agent for Soviet Russia Faces Maximum Term of 10 Years

Finds Former Aide to FDR Guilty Of Perjury In Denying He Sold Out High Office to Pre-War Spies

HISS GUILTY; PERJURY PUTS HIM IN JAN   Sentenced Will Be Proclaimes Jan. 25 for Ex-State Dept. Employe

Hiss Convicted Of Perjury by Federal Jury   Verdict Brands Former State Department Aide ‘Traitor’

Branded Traitor In Verdict After Jury Decision In Bitter Trial   10-Year Term May Face Defendant   Defense Lawyer Promises Action; Couple Calm After Ruling

Sentence Set For Tuesday: Is to Appeal   Convicted of Lying Twice; Eight Women,Four Men Deliberate 24 Hours; Free on $3>.000 Bail

ONE-TIME STATE DEPARTMENT AU ‘BRANDED TRAITOR   Jury Finds He Lied in Denying That He Sold Out Government Office to Prewar Red Spies,   MAXIMUM PENALTY IS 10 YEARS IN PRISON   Verdict Returned After 24 Hours’ Deliberation — Upholds Accusations ot Whittaker Chambers,

Adviser to Roosevelt at Yalta Stripped of Honor  Former High Ranking Official Guilty of Helping Spy Ring

VERDICT WILL BE APPEALED, DEFENSE SAYS   Sentence Is Set For Wednesday; Guilty On Both Counts

Temperatures   Jury Verdict Declares He Lied i: Denying He Sold Out to Reds

10 Years, Plus Fine of $4,000 Can Be Given   Ex-Diplomat Branded As Traitor to Nation

Jury Brands Defendant As Traitor   Decision Ends Long Wa Of Words by Hiss and Whittaker Chambers.

Alger Hiss Is Found Gulity Of Perjury   ary Reina In   Jury Brings In Verdict After Almost 24 Hours

Alger Hiss Is Branded as Traitor On Conviction in Perjury Suit; Held Guilty of Exposing Secrets

Alger Hiss Convicted  Of Perjury   Former Roosevelt Aide Is Branded As Spv By Verdict

Taft, Ferguson Exchange Charges   Democratic Candidate Hits '  Taft’s Farm Record

Another Woman At acked, Shot th Pit Hsburgh  ¢ Victim   Sex Fiend Leaves Victim In. Grave Condition

Boy too Busy Playing Cowboys And Indians to Enjoy Being Hero: He Saved Pal With Lasse

Toledo Youth Rescues Friend  12-Year-Old Lo ssoes Hand of Drowning Lad

18 Seamien Die In Storm  Off Cape Cod  Maine Man Among Crew On Dragger

‘Libel’ Tag On Charges   Verbal Spanking Given Schoeppel as Chapman Hearinys are Concluded

US. Washes Hands Of Airline Dispute   Lawmaker Asks Board To Investigate Strike

Britain Limits  Help: to Ship:   Not to Send Troops or Planes to Korea Unless  U.S. Calls for Them.

Communism To Be Fought By Economics   Commonwealth Meet Stresses Need Of Strona Bulwarks

U. S. WARSHIP SHELLS CHINESE CARGO SHIP   Communist News Agency Says Attack Took Place In Yellow Sea OF Shanttnr

Fritzi Scheff, Former Star of Met, Makes a’Comeback’   Singer of 50 Years Ago at Old Palace

Fritzi Scheff Greeted With Kindness And Tolerance By Palace Audience In Her Broadway Comeback At 7]

53 Years in Opera, Stage--Gallant Trouper Rates Three Eneores in Palace Comeback

Searchers Fail To Locate Boat  With 11 Aboard   Tugboat Vanishes Withou' Trace; Lake Erie Hunt Is Halted By Dusk

Phone Service On Emergency Basis In 2 Cities   “Push Button” _ Strike Picks Different Spois

Shivers Easy Winner in Big Texas Election   Governor Outdistances Opponent Three to One Will Now Serve First Full Term as Executive

Coal Officials © Beaten By Mob   Gang Traveling In Auto mobiles Attacks Kentucky Officials.

Two Officials Report Attack At Mine Office   Employes Of Firm In Kentucky Tell Of Assault

Two Mine Officials Beaten By Angry Mob in Kentucky  Members of Roving Band Ronsack Office, Upset Fernitere aad Rip Phone From Wall

—LAYUSCHE— Hits Union Activity In State BUC   Employes To Be Treated Equally

Lausche Bans Union Talk In BUC During Work Hours  Governor Says Employes" Will Be Handled on Basis of Equality

Unrest Increases In German Saar  _ Coal - Rich Section Ig Center OF Row

Many Saved In Nich Of Time At Fire  Blaze At Wheeling Does Great Damaae

FIREMEN RESCUE OO WITH LADDERS   : BLAZE SWEEPS HALF A BUSI NESS BLOCK IN DOWNTOWN WHEELING. W,. VA.

3 Hurt, Save 60 In Wheeling Blaze  Firemen Miss Death As Wall Crumbles

Alumni, Students Urged To Fight   Hayes.Asks Them Tc Battle To Keep Plan To Move Wake Forest

Judge Supports Collese Transfer   Wake Forest People Alerted By Haves

CALL MEETING FOR SAFETY PROMOTION   Delegates From 15 Organizations to Attend Session at K. U.   IS SET FOR OCTOBER

SAFETY PROMOTION   Delegates From 15 Organi zations to Attend Session at K. U.

State Department Decides Against Effort To Rearm Western Germany

Arms Plans In Germany In Disfavor   State Department Feels Aeta: Would Weaken Defenses; Army Has Other Thoughts   Weapons Shipped

U. S. Leaders Oppose Arming Germany Now   Move Would Weaken Western Europe's Defense At Present

Demand T-H Action In Mining Dispute  Republican Senators To File Resolution

HORSE SHOW, MAY 30   Annual Event Will Be Held at the Municipal Ball Park

‘Acheson Says Conferences Will ‘Reveal Amount of Aid Coming ‘From Other Nations of World

U. S. To Want Allied Troops   Acheson Says Parley: Going On In U.N. Over Help

Talks Under Way On U.N. Nations’ Korean War Role   Acheson Blasts Peace Petitions; Pentagon Gloomy

Acheson Reveals Parleys on Offers By Other Nations  Reports U.N. Bloc

Acheson Says Conferences Are Held To Determine Aid 10 Korea Fighting

U. S. Looking With Caution On Peace Talks   Anglo-Soviet Move Viewed Carefully By Officials

Offers of Aid Considered by US. Officials   Acheson Says State,  Defense Departments Conferring With UN About Help in Korea

Other Nations Are Expected to Give Help Against Reds  Acheson Denounces ~ gM 91° 1e ee oe   Acheson Denounce: So-Called Soviet Peace Petition

Parleys Started On War Aid from Other UN Nations   Acheson Says Offers Viewed by State and Defense Departments

—TROOPS MAY BE OFFERED —  Achesen Bares Stuay Of UN Aid in Korea

Help In Korea By Nations In U.N. Talked   Acheson Says Of. forn ECT too ps Would Be Most Helr

Discuss Arm Aid From UN Nations   State Department Is Conferring With UN On Plans For Help

Briton Talks To Gromyko   Soviet Petitions Rapped; Tells Of Troop Offer

“KOREAN FIGHTING   Conference Going on As tc How Other Nations Can Aid

Acheson Says Nations Discus: Sending Help   Secretary Raps ‘Peace Petition’ Being Circulated

Troops From Allies Would Be Welcomed   Acheson Mum Concerning Which Countries Might Send In Infantry

Achéson Says Other Nations Will Help U.S   Next Move In Tatks Started In Moscow Is-‘Up To Kremlin

Other Nations’ Role In Korean War Is Studied   Confer With U. ‘Ss. on What Aid They Can Give to Help Win Battle

Acheson Raps So-Called Peace Pact By Soviets   Rumor Russia Wants To Dictate Terms On Ban Of A-Weapons

Study Need for Other UN Troops in Korean Fighting  Acheson Denounces Red ‘Peace Petition’ Now Being Cireulated in tintted Statec

Acheson Says Troop Offers Being Studied:   U.S. in Counsel “With U.N. About Help in Korea

Tobin Predicts Re-Election Of Sen. Taft   Says Opposition Has No Unity

Dan Tobin Anticipates Reelection Of Taft: Hits Democratic Disunity

Top Secrets On A-Bomb Status Being Revealed  Legislative Committee Hears U.S. Secrets   Legislative Committee Hears U.S. Secrets Behind Closed Doors

Bullet-Maimed Colored Farmer Set To Defend His Story Of Massacre

Bed Ridden Negra Recalled At Trial   Defense Demands Further Testimony

ACQUITTED OF CHARGE   Former Representative Slaughter Not Guilty of Lebbving

Department Store Head  lll 3 Months   Devoted Much of Hi: Time To Community Betterment.

‘Gypsy’ Pair Held In Kidnap Case   Odessa Baby Recovered in Good Condition When Couple Arrested by Louisiana Officers

Work Overtime On Probe Of Reds in Ohio  Un-Amer » Aatty ine  bhaineann   Un-American Activities Committee Passes Up Saturday Holiday

ate wy Mee  Doctor Breaks News Gently After --Stork Calls On Mrs. James Dundon

SEEKS AID FOR COTTON RAISERS   Passman’s Bill Would At. tempt To Correct Acreage Inequalities

 Margaret's Voice Issue Truman’s Testy Letter To Critic Stirs Capital

nid Margarei’s Singing Was Flat  rate President Threatens To Sock Musie

‘Truman Writes New Letter: Pegler Says “Let Us Pray” ‘Offers To Smack Music Critic In Kisser

President’s Letter Rapping Critic of Daughter’s Singing Draws Fire of GOP

Chuck le Knuckle      Comment Follow Truman Cracking Letter To ‘Music Critic’

Modern Andrew Jac hy son  Harry Would F latten Critic Who Said Daugher Was Flat

Marry Kicks Up Ruekus as Margaret Is Panned   President Threatens To Punch Critic’s Nose Ray Dervetier Defends Washington Post's Hume

Truman’s Vitriolic Note To Critic Of Margaret Gets Mixed Reaction

Truman’s “Irate Father” Critic Blast  Evokes Chuckles. Sharn GOP Words

(Harry in Sharp Controversy With Music Critic Over Margaret’s Singing Ability

eviewer Willing to Forgive lrate ‘Papo’ some Lauah, Some Scorn’’H. $. TF.’ Letter to

Truman Letter Brings Comment From Pegler   Critic Excuses Note As A Presidential Show of Temper

‘Truman Threatens to Punch Nose of Music Critic Whe Thinks Margaret’s Voice Is Poor: Maggie Doesn’t Mind

MUSIC REVIEW IRKS HARRY  Looses Blast at Critic  Of Daughter Margaret

Rap at Margaret’s Singing Irks Truman   Sharp Letter Brings Demo Chuckles and Rebukes from GOP

Music Critic Gets Panning From HS. T.   austic Letter To ewsman Who Said Margaret Sang ‘Flat’  Gaunt Writes

Truman Pens Stiff Letter to Music Critic After Review      Daughter's Singing Is Panned by Hume

Remember the Marines, Harry!  Critic of Margaret Gets Stinging Note from ‘Pop’

Another Letter From ‘H.S.T.’ 'Truman’s ‘Notes To You’ ‘Goes To Margaret’s Critic

—TRUMAN DEFENDS DAUGHTER— Critic Of Margaret’s Singing Gets Rebuke

TRUMAN'S IRE CAUSES CHUCKLES  Margaret Defends Critic Dad Rapped

Hunt For Escaped Prisoner Pressed   Is First Prisoner To Escape From Sing Sing In Nine Years

TRUSTY ESCAPES FROM SING SING   Institution Has Firs { Breakaway Since 1941

arch Pressed For First Prisoner To scape From Sing Sing In Nine Years

Sing Sing Trusty Escapes While Employed Outside Walls -- 13-State Alarm Sounded

Winter's Worst Storm Swamps Northwest U. $.  Midwest Floods May Ease With Promise Of Colder Weather

Tt es SE eme  Personal Meeting WithSovietPremier Asked by Stassen

Letter To Premier Requests Interview Stassen Asks Peace Parley With Stalin

Letter To Soviet Premier Intended To Pave Way for Talks Also With Politburo

Stassen Sends Plea to Stalin For Peace Talk   Russian Leader Asked To Change Policy for Freedom of Mankind

Bell' Report Asserts ‘Corruption’ May Sacrifice Philippines to Reds

220 Killed In Quakes   Five Villages Are Reported Wrecked  In Colornbia

150Colombians  Die in Quakes Three Villages Are  Dectroved: 2 Damaaed

500 Are Injured; Damages High In Three Villages   Shocks Also Felt  In California Area

SEVERE EARTH SHOCKS TAKE TOLL OF LIVES   5 Towns Destroyed During ’Quakes In Colombia

Quakes Kill — 220, Hurt 500  In Colombia   Five Villages ~ Wrecked,-9 Others  OG oax Namagca

220 ARE KILLED                    Over 500 Injured, Villazes Wrecked

Scores Die In Series  Of Quakes   Three Villages Wiped Out In Colombian Oil Area; Debris Buries Victims

Quakes Take 220 Colombian Lives Over Week-End   Further Deaths Are Feared From Disease, Slides

Heavy Rains Impede Rescue Work, Believe Toll Will Increase As Searchers Penetrate Deeper Into Debris   SHOCKS FELT IN SEVERAL CITIES

Five Villages Wrecked In Colombia As Week-End Tremors Hit   Death Toll May Go Still Higher   Many More Bodies Believ: ed Still Under Wreckage Of Ruined Towns

Rise of Two Feet More to Bring Order   Workers Dig Through Rail Embankment in Effort To Relieve Pressure on Streamed Levees

Rain Falls Again In Winnipeg Area  City Dreading Cell for General Evacuation OF 350,000 Persons

Rampaging Red River Inches Higher Again  Canadian Army Transport Planes nay! bys Remove  mrrstimabsam

New Rains Fall On Flooded Canadian City  Red River Rises Ae Mare Recidents

H-Bomb Furore  Goes On   Debate Rages Over Whether or Not U. S. Should Make it; No Truman Decision Yet

Argument Over Hydrogen Bomb ls Continuing   Truman Declares No Decision Made On Construc tion, Admits Powerful Missle Is Under Consideration At News Conference

Truman Decision On H-Bomb Still Is Hanging Fire   Decision is His President Tells News Conference

Hydrogen Bomb Dispute Continues; President’s Decision Is Awaited

Dispute Over H-Bomb Rages On Unabated   Truman Decision on Whether to Authorize Super Atomic Weapon Is Still Hanging Fire

Truman Declares No Decisions Made On H-Bomb   Debate Goes On As Unabated Concerning Weapon Manufacture

Senate-House Atomic Group Studies Weapon  Lilienthal Says Duhiichad “Vioewc’   Lilienthal Says Published ‘Views’ Attributed To Him  Are ‘Inaccurnte’

Hydrogen Bomb Decision Up To President   New and Terrible Atomic Weapon Is Considered   See Editorial Today Page 2

Military Men Anxious for  Development  Seeking Weapon Before Russians.

DISPUTE OVER WHETHER U. S. SHOULD MAKE HYDROGEN BOMB GOES ON: TRUMAN WON'T SAY

Senators Say Production by U.S. Necessary  Solons Don’t Want Russia to Beat Us

‘Decision on Building H-Bomk Jp to Truman   President Admits New and Terrible Weapon Considered

Discussion on H-Bomb Continues   Top Atom Scientist Urges U. S. to Beat Russians to Punch

H-BOMB DISPUTE GOES ON UNABATED   Decision Pending, Truman Reveals; U. S. Must Enter Race, Says Urey

NO DECISION AS TO H-BOMB SAYS TRUMAN   President Acknowledges for First Time That Terrible Weapon is Being Considered by U. S.

Fight Over H-Bomb Is Unabated   Decision To Build Or Not To Build The Bomb Rests With President Alone

H-Bomb Dispute Continues After Truman’s Statement   It's His Decision, President Declares.—_New Developments Appear.

Dispute Still Rages Over HydrogenBomb   Truman Hasn't Decided Whether U. S. Should  Produce Weapon

Truman s Not Decided About H-Bomb Course   Dispute Rages Over Course; Decision Is Up to the President

Verdict on H-Weapon Hangs Fire   Truman Says Decisior On Hydrogen Bomb ’ Up to Him Only.

No Decision On H-Bomb, Truman Says   Not Yet Made Up His Mind Whether to Order !ts Production

Truman Says No Decision Yet On Making Of Hydrogen Bomb  Debate Goes On Over Whether Or Not Country Should Go Ahead With Manufacture Of Deadliest Of Known Weapons.

Truman to Decide lf and When U. S. To Make H-Bomb   Lilienthal Denies Flat Opposition; Dr Urey Uraes Nation Make Bomb

NO DECISION AS YET, SAYS WHITE HOUSE   McMahon Acknowledges Senate-House Group Is Discussing Weapon.

Truman Accepts Duty Of Deciding H-Bomb   Responsibility Is President’ s Alone, He Tells News Conference Congress Group Studies Weanon

Temperatures   President Says Decision Rests on Him Alone: Weapon Rated From 10 To 1000 Times Worse Than A-Bomb

H- Bomb. Ruling Is Hanging Fire   Dispute “Over Whether Nation Should. Produce New Atomic Weapon Goes “on. Unabated With Pres. Truman nits Final Decision is Up to Him.   “DISCUSSED. BY. COMMITTEE

ATOMIC BOARD STUDYING PROJECT   First Public Acknowledgement Of New Weapon   Declares Most Stories Of Proposed Hydrogen Bomb Are Inaccurate

Hot Debate on Proposed New Weapon Stirs Washington Officials   President Breaks Long-Term Silence   Lilienthal Denies Plan To Visit Russia For Atomic Peace Talks

Nation Stil Disputes Whether To Make Deadly H-Bomb; Trumar Says Decision Is Hanging Fire

Truman Say: Hell Make The  Final Decisior   Many Urge U. S. Tc Build Weapon Before Russians Do

Ferguson Leads Two-For-One For Chance at Taft  Lausche Far Ahead Of Two Opponents In State Primaries

DON H. EBRIGHT VIGTOR IN OHI   NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR BY G, 0. P. — FERGUSON AHFAD IN SENATE RACF.

Ebright Is GOP Choice To Head State Ticket [In November Election   Ferguson Holds Commanding Lead Over Closest Opponent In Fight To Oppose Taft For U. 8. Senate

Omahan Files For Governor   Ex-Secretary State Harry R. Swanson On Demo Ticket

Soviet Strategy Splits Up China   3-Zone Russian Sphere System Ie Exnlored

Seeret Protocols Of Sino-Red Pact Threat. To China      ‘Russia’ ‘s Overall   Sesmtens Seen Calling Ebr ree Far Eastern: in eres

GOV. A. G. CRANE  TURNED FIRST SHOVELFUL OF DIRT FOR NEW  STATE OFFICE BUILDING

Unified Europe  Defense Given  Big 3 Backing Eventual German  Aastereamataam tanm

BIG 3 DEFENSE ACCORD 15 SEEN   ' TRIO SAID TO HAVE AGREED IN PRINCIPLE TO SET UP FORCE EN EUROPE.

Big Three n Accord On Defense         Unified Miitary Ferce Deemed To Be OM First importance

Big 3 In Agreement On Unified Unit In Europe  Sources Close To Meeting Say Creation

Combined Force  To Be Set Up For West Europe   Allies in Secret Talks About Agreed on Use of German Military Units in Preparing Defense Plans.

FORCE FOR W, GERMANY   Big 3 Ministers Reported In Accord On Unified Plan

Big 3 Agree on Principle of Forming Unified Force to Defend Europe

Big Three Foreign Ministers Agree On Unified Military Force in West Europe

Eisenhower Boom Would Be big Threat   Both Republican and Democratic Hopefuls Would Be on the Spot

Gen. Eisenhower Is Possibility For Presidency  Statement Yesterday Regarded As Keeping ‘Ike‘ Still in Race

Push Ike Into U.S. Politics   Events Have Put General on Spot; He-Can Get Off Only By Himself

Draft Started For Eisenhower   Dewey Gives Plug; Promises Support

Eisenhower Again Looms  As Candidate   General Says He’s Staying Out, Though

Ike Denies He'll Run; Experts Predict Draft   Eisenhower Once More In Limelight After Dewey Boost

— BIG THREAT ~— Ike Put Back in 52 Picture   DEWEY PLUG GETS RESULTS

Ike Boom Threat To Field Eyeing Presidential Bid  General Again Says He’s Not Candidate, But Draft Possible

General Still Contends That He Will Dodge Politics  lke A Threat To All Comers

Ike Becomes Presidential Prospect Again-——Whether He Likes It or Not   NY POLTICAL VENDETTA  Taylor, Discouraging Write-ins, Says He'll Vote Entire Demo Ticket

Ike Regarded As Contender Despite ‘Nay’   Dewey Boost Stirs Great G. O. P. Florry General ‘Grateful’

GEN. IKE IS AGAIN. THREAT TO CANDIDATES   Eisenhower Seen In Line For GOP Nomination After Dewey ‘Plug’

Boom Eisenhower For President   General Big Threat To All Would-Be Candidates

lke in Lead for GOP Nominatior  General Still Insists No Interect in Race

Eisenhower Looms  As 1952 Candidate   Five Star General Again Becomes Presi. dential Possibility and Big Threat tc All Others, Republican or Democrat Who May Seek Office.   PLACED IN RACE BY DEWEY

K Pg >. aA nw  Eisenhower Again Become: Presidential Possibility

Dewey Call Puts Ike On Spot.    General Is Again  . Potential Candidate For Presidency:  In Spite of Himself

Eisenhower Is Shoved Into Action   Dewey's Plug Brings Three ‘Results, None  - of Which Heeds Ike's Refusal   Is Bic Threat   General Would Give  Hard Time to An 3  Candidate

Tke’s Statement Fails To Remove Him As Likely Presidential Candidate

Fisenhower Speculation Continues   General Refuses To Show Ambition For Public Office

Marine Radiv Operators End New York Strike; [Passengers Board Ship

Woods to Request Wider Rent Curbs  ~ “Would Amend Local Option Feature

Miss Bentley, No! Dr. Fuchs, Gave Tip on Harry Gold   Statement Was Flown  to England Before Scientist Told Story.

Gold Hired As Spy By Russia      Naturalized Communis Met Chemist At  Convention

Story Behind Capture of Harry Gold Is Told by Columnist Drew Pearson

U. S. To Enlarge Armed Forces .. .-. rr ee ned  President Warns Soviet Of Power

jroadcast to Nation Last Night Says Greater Spending, Higher Taxes and. Larger Draft Calls Are Required But Quick Pledges of Congressional Support Come From Both Republicans and Democrats—May be Helpful to  Avert World War. ;   FURTHER INCREASES HINTED

‘Spend, Tax and Draft Is Forecast In Truman's Call for 3 Million Men

Hairline Vote Likely In Britain   Test in Commons Toda: May Strike Down Labor Govt.

Attlee Government Fighting For Life in Vital Test ‘Today   News From Today’s New Want Ads

vAlsentees Called:  Britain’s Labor Government Faces Crucial Test Today

Ist. Congress Is Planning Busy Windup   Lame Duckers Give ~ Truman: Most of Proposed Measurpc

To Windup Busy Session   82nd Congress To Reconvene Jan. 3 after Short Breather

M'GEE AWAITS REPLY TO PLEA   Disbarment Proceedings Are Filed Against Negro’s Attorney

35 Lives Are Lost As Tornadoes Hit  Texas, Louisiana   Twisters Dip Down Score of Times in 24 Hours to Cause Fatalities, Injuries and Damage Around Series of Small Towns; 6 Die at Shrevenort’c Slack Air Base

Almost 200 Hurt In Savage Tornadoes   Winds Batter More Than Twenty Towns; Fast Texas And Shreveport Areas Hit

42 Persons Killed, Hundreds Injured As Tornadoes Sweep Southern States

35 Die As Tornadoes Hit Southern States  28 Killed, ee In Louisiana; Texas

Tornadoes Batter Three-State Area, Kill 39, Injure 200   Texas, Louisiana And Arkansas Report Heavy Storm Damage

Twisters Strike 20 Times, Injuring Nearly 200 and Destroying Much Property

‘Dear: Mayand Deedl!? 2° Fer Legless GI on Way Home ‘From Korea Writes Folks Paving Way for Bad News

Reds Will Be Prepared for War by 1952   That Is Basis-of Western Defense: Leaders' Program

DEADLINE SET FOREND OF 1952   Foreign . Ministers Decide That “ Westorn Defense Plans Must be * Based on Posstbillty That Rus sia Will be Prepared for War by et

DEADLINE SET FOREND OF 1959   Foreign. Ministers Decide ‘That Western Defense Plans Must be Based on Possibility That Russia Will be Prepared for War by 1952.

‘BARRICADE, WARNER BROS.’ TECHNICOLOR FILM IS A TOP RANKING WESTERN FILM

Air Force Silent On A-Boinb Plans   Only Few Hours Needed To Deliver Missiles

CCC Is Selling Britain $40,000,000 Worth Of Surplus Dried Eggs for $7,000,000

Britain Gets Bargain in Eggs   —Riwe CAN) Million Worth from U.S. For $7 Million-

England Gets Egg Bargain   Buys $40 Million Worth For Only Seven

Surplus Egg Stocks Sold   United Kingdom Buys 37 Per Cent Of Lot

To Britain:   15,905 Tons Surplus Sold at 17.5 P.C. Of Original Cost

Surplus Eggs Sold at Loss   U. S. Get# $7,000,000 fo Big Supply Which Cos it $40,000,000,

Four: Marshall Youths Held After Stolen Car Is Wrecked and Burned

BALL OF FIRE FLASHES OVER" SOUTHERN SKY   ‘Meteor, Jet or Flying Saucer? Which Way Did it Go?

 Meteor, Saucers Blamed (Mysterious ‘Ball of Fire’ ‘Puts Dixieland in Turmoil

‘Ball of Fire’ Mystifies the South— Celestial Phenomenon?      Explanations Vary More Than the Descriptions

Brilliant ‘Ball of Fire’ and Vapor Trail Flashing Across Sky Startle Thousands

Maybe It’s Superman...  Ball of Fire Flashes Across Southern Sky

Ball Of Hire Puzzles Many   Local Man Joins Others In Report Of Brilliant Light

Take Your Choice .. .  Ball of Fire Startles South; Called Meteor, Flying Saucer

Fire Ball In Sky Mystifies  Southerners   Fiery Streak Seen at Sunset in Many Southern Points; Plane, Meteor, or Flying Saucer?

‘Two Prominent Appleton Men ‘Die In Crash   Something’ Flashes Across Southern Sky; What Was It? Take Your Pick!

Fireworks in Sky Startle South  Meteor, Jet or Flying Saucer? Take Your Cheice

BALLOFFIRE. = ~~ FLASHES OVER® SOUTHERN SKY   Meteor, Jet or Flying Saucer? Which Way Did {t Go?

South Excited Over Fire Ball   Meteor, Saucer or Jet Plane? Nobody Has Real Answer

Was It A Meteor, Jet Plane, Flying Saucer—Or Nothing? Cteango Ohijoct Ie “Siahted’ Quer Santhern Skies Friday

Soybeans   Ball of Fire Sighted in South Skies--or Was it?   fiauld Have Been Piane

FOUR MORRISVILLE FIREMEN RESCUE MAN OVERCOME IN UPSTAIRS BEDROOM

Rent Control Bill Sent To Congress; President Slated To Act On Musts

House Passes New Rent Bill  Extension Measure Ready for President

Rent Measure Nearing Vote In 2 Houses   Congress Clears Several Hurdles In Action Today

Rent Curb Bill Goes To Truman  Other ‘Musts’ Draw Attention Of Solons

Rent Control  Should Pass Today   Congress Expected to Extend Law; Other Action Seen

Bill To Extend Rent Controls Goes fo Truman  = House Approves   % House Approves 90-Days Curb ~By Voice Vote

Bill Extending Rent Controls Gets Approval   House Okays Plan, Sends It To Truman; Group Drafts Arms Plan

Million-Dollar Ring Cut Off With Arrests   Seizure Of Printing Press, Plates In Basement Of Home Completes Case

Counterfeit Gang Broken Up By Agent:   Million - Dollar Syndicate Allegedly Operated In 28 States And Canada: Arrests Made

Counterfeiting Ring Broken Up  Two More Arrests   Two More Arrests Made in Buffalo

Secret Service Cracks Ring of Counterfeifers   2 More Men Seized at Buffalo as S$ Men Smash Big Syndicate

HINT OF A DELAY   Union Spokesman Says Telephone Strike Might Be Postponed

Telephone Tieup May Be Delayed   Union Official Says Unit May Consider Delaying Strike, If Asked

Allied Troops Drive Ahead On All Fronts; Marines 4-Miles Out   Enemy Offering Only Scattered Resistance To General Advance Of United Nations.

“Here Comes Hattie,” Pattison Schol Play, Slated far Navt Pridav

PLANE GRAGH ADDS FINE TO FARLIER LISI   ‘Dubuque Man, Wife and 2 Boys, Girl from Des Moines Killed.

McKeldin Calls For Democrats To Assist GOP   GOP Platform Calls: For Tex:And Election Law -Revisions

Rail Walkout Extends to U.P Salt Lake Line   Only One Main Road Ou of L, A. Now; DeadJeck Continues

RAIL STRIKE HITS 5TH ROAD   Los Angeles-Salt Lake City Line of U. P. Included.

Firemen Extend Strike Against Major Railroads  Stoppage Hits Union

Sole Rail Link L. A. To East   Move Believed Ist Of Quickie Strikes

Rail Strike E xtends To U. P  ce Track Invalvad Rala   Union Says Track Involved Belongs To Santa Fe,] Of 4 Already Struck

Firemen Quit On 100 Miles Of U.P. Line   GE Warns Truman Of Heavy Layoffs If Halt Continues

L.A.-Salt Lake Line Reduces Train Service   Company Operating Some Schedules Despite Walkout

Union Pacific Hit By Strike Call On Santa Fe Tracks   Cuts Los Angeles-Chicago Route

U.S. Retaliates Against Czechs   Russia’s Satellites Soon May Force Break In Diplomatic Relations

Nelson and Aides To Face Trial On Sedition Charge:   Prosecution By Musmanne Results In Six-Charge  Indictments

Non-Chinese Observers Doubt Nationalists Can Hold Formosa Against Biq Communist Assaull

ROYALL FAVORS FRANK CRAHAM   Former Secretary Of War Endorses. Candidacy Of Senator For Renomina tion—Praises Record Of OQeeaham

Senator Graham Backed By Royall   Smith To Address Wilmington Rally

Royall Endorses Graham Drive   Senator Remains III; Smith Will Speak In Wilmington Tonight

ONCE NEAR DEATH  Giving Promised Ride Thrills Tiny Cancer Victim at Easter

‘Doomed’ Boy Beats Death, ° Awaits Bunny   Alabama Farm Wife Surprised By Quads

 Knew You’d Come  Newsman Beat: Easter Bunny  Am Addummdtinw aS SALE GCM

Attlee Hails French Plan As ‘Sketeh OfGreatldea’   Great Britain Not Ready To Get Into It, However, Commons Told

British, Turn Down Europe Unity Plan  Attlee Hails ‘Great Idea,’ Stands Aloof

U. S. Critical Of British On Schuman Plar   Labor Not Ready to Take Port in Industrial Policy

Plan Hailed as ‘Great Idea’ In Commous Statement By Top Lahorite

More Drastic Rail Cutbacks Ordered As Coal Supply Drops   279 Trains Already Halted 10 Lines

Cancellation Effective Sunday Midnight Complies With Interstate Commerce Commission Order   ORDER ISSUED TO SAVE COAL PILES

SEATING OF CHINA REDS IN UNITED NATIONS SEEN ONLY MATTER OF TIME

UN Seat Probable For Chinese Reds  "When’ Appears Only Remaining Question

U.N. Seating for Chinese Communists Considered Likely by U.S. Officials

LEWIS GIVES JITTERS TO COAL OPERATORS   Serves Notice His Union Is Yaking Jurisdiction Over Building Around “Mines

Coal Operators Foresee Trouble In Lewis Order  Cu. «6UF ER ANAS) «ONASTIL OT BL,   Says UMW Will Take Jurisdiction Over+A] ~ Building Around Mines

Twenty-Three Hurt In Rail Crash At Erie   N. Y. C. Flyer Hits Tank Car That Had Jumped Track

No Coal Strike Break Is Seen Despite Threats   One Union Leader Tells Defiant Men They Face Suspensior

Edict of District Leader Defied By Chief of Robena, Pa., Local;  Thevers Cheer No-Work Decision

Three Oaks Man Pleads Guilty To Violating The Selective Service Act

Lester Realty Well Completed At Stephens  Dinnanws Cs cacal Vast   Blossom Sand Well Proves To Be Good Producer .

Lester Realty Well Completed At Stephens   Blossom Sand Well Proves To Be Good Producer

Pakistan, India Pose Big Problem In Asiatie: Arens   Grim Word ‘War’ Used To Express _ State Of Affairs

Bonner Urges Action on Indian Help   Wants Commissioner To Take Charge Of Relief Program

Bonner Urges Action on Indian Help  Wants Commissioné:   Wants Commissioner To Take Charge Of Relief Program

MAY REACH  MANCHURIAN LINE TODAY   U.S. 24th Division Plunges Up West Coast; U. S$, 7th Division Advances in East. :   CHINESE DRIVE ON  HAMHUNG WEAKENS   Indications Red Chinese Fighting 120 Miles Behind Front Are Running Out of Supplies.

Two U. S. Units Trying to Reach Manchuria Line  One Division 32 Mi.

MacArthur HQ Confirms Bag Of 10 Chinese   Two Fast-Moving U. S. Spearheads Reported Driving on Manchuria —Enemy Drive Stalls

Columns of Yanks Near Manchuria   Rip Through Defenses Chinese Drive for Hamhuna Stalls.

extent Of China Communist Aid fll 'Unknown’  To End War Befare Cold Weather Comes

Allies Fight To Beat Cold Due In Korea   Only Impressive Gain Of Day Scored By 24th Division Unit; Chinece Heln I] N Braz

Allies Fighting For Knockout Before Winter   Communists Getting Help; More Chinese Soldiers Cantured

Resistance Is Mounting in. North Korea   Resurgent Communists, Aided by Chinese, Strike Back Along the Manchurian Border

Two U. S. Columns Smash Through North Korean Defenses; 24th Division Is Only 32 Miles From Frontier Mark

Drive fo Reach Chinese Border During the Day   Enemy Resistance Is Stepped Up, But Push On Hamhunag Slackens

24th Division Armored Column Scores Only Impressive Gain   :Chinese Communists Reported Helping North Koreans; Captured Red Officer “Says 2 Divisions Fron China in Fiiaht

Wintry Blasts May Be Help To Communists  Powerful UN Army Of 1NN0 0NN In Action

ALLIES FIGHT AGAINST TIME AND WEATHER   Chinese Communists Now Definitely Known To Be Aidine Reds

2 U. S. Forces Smash Through Red Defenses   Hope to Reach Manchurian Border Sometime During Day

UN Iroops Race to Beat Winter Freeze   American Tank Division Scores Impressive Gain

HAMHUNG IS NOW SLOWING   Chinese Reported Withdrawing Wher Shells Exhausted

Signs Grow That Chinese Reds Attack   Allied Forces Drive To End Campaign Before Cold Comes

U. S. Forces Score Only Battle Gain   New Reports Show Chinese Reds Aid North Koreans

Reinforced Reds Delay Final Victory   Chinese Troops Among Captives Taken in North

Two U. . Units Slice Ahead as ROKs Also Gair   Columns Expected to Be at Manchuria Line Sometime Wednesday

U. $. Column May Reach Manchurian Border by Nightfall   But Red Resistance Is Stiffened by More Tanks and Heavy Guns.

Pierce Defenses Of Reds on Two Separate Fronts  Chinese Bolstered Offensive Slowed As Supplies Fade

Chinese Red Troops Help Foe In North   Prisoners Taken By Allies Assert Two  Divisions In Fight:

24th Division Tank Column Within 32 Miles of Manchuria; Red Drive Slackens.  SUPPLY TROUBLE  wyIrt = SITFTAarT eam Tre

Allies Battle Against Time And Resistance   Drive To End War Before Winter Comes To Prolong Conflict

Allies Push To End War By Winter   Armored Column Of U.S. 24th Infantry  Scores Only Big Gain of Day

One Tank Unit ls 32 Miles From Boundary  Yanks Hope to Reach   Yanks Hope to Reach Goal by Nightfall; Red Drive Is Failure

YANK COLUMN DRIVES ON IN NORTH   Size Of Chinese Red Force Not Established  AMERICANS   Rush In Tanks, Artillery To Salvage So. Korean Sixth Division

Reds Build Resistance to Allies  100,000 Troops Gird to End War Before Winter

4 Fast Moving U. S. Columns Break Thru North  Korean Defenses FAIL TO REACH GOAL  Red Drive to Hamhung Is Slowed; Amount of Chinese Aid in Doubt

UN T roops In Race  With Time   Fight to Beat Down Tough Red Resistance Before Cold Weather  Stalamates Strnggle —

Red Armor Shows Help From North   Reinforcements Add To Seriousness Of Pueh Far Rarder

2Ath Division Pushes Ahead  From Sonchon   UN Forces Striving To End Korean War Before Winter; Reds Get Supplies

Reds Hoping To Hold Until Winter Comes   Help From Chinese Apparently Putting Reds Back On Feet

Americans Crash Red  Defenses   Two Fast-Moving Columns Trying To Reach China Border Sometime Today   Lack of Ammunitions Is Believed Reason Two Divisions Falling Back

Armored Column Of 24th Infantry Now Only 33 Miles From Border   U.N. Force Of 100,000 On The Move In Drive To End The War Before Onslaught Of Winter; Red Chinese Helping But How Many. No Hich Allied Official Wauld Sav.

Allies Fight MountingRed Resistance    Powerful United Nations Army Driving to End War Before Winter Freezes  Campaign in New Year

Fast Moving Columns In Hope of Reaching Goal of Manchuria Today   Chinese Advance on Hamhung Stops   U. 5S, Seventh and 24th Divisions Race. Ahead From Separated Points

Two U.S. Columns Smash Defenses. . Of North Koreans   Map on Pace 9

Knemy Still Being Supplied Across Manchurian Border   Chinese Prisoners S Say They Were Rushed To Korean Battle Armed Only With Grenades

Is Day's Only Major Advance   Bitter Fighting Marks Much of Activity Along 250-Mile N. Korean Front

UN Forces’ Effort To End War Before Winter Is Slowed By Stubborn Foe — Officials Refuse To Comment On Strength Of Chinese Communist Units

North Koreans Getting Help; The Capture of Ten Reds From China Made

Reds from China Now in Battles Near Frontier   Going Gets Tough For Allied Forces With End in Sight

One Division Scores Gain  Along Front   Officials Decline To Reveal Number Of Enemy Backers

Both Divisions Expect to Reach Border Wednesday   Enemy Push On Hamhung Stops 25 Miles Short of Goal, A.P. Renorts

TWO TANK-LED COLUMNS CRACK DEFENSE LINES   CHINESE REDS IN KOREAN WAR ZONE PUZZLE COMMANDERS

Communists Hold Allies To Minor. Battle-Line Gains   Chinese Coramunists Definitely Helping No. Korean Defense

One Tank Unit Is 32 Miles row Boundary  anks Hope to Reach Ge al by Nightfa all;

U.S. Troops Roll  Toward Border   Concentrated Effort To Reach Manchurian Line Made by Yanks

U.S. Building Up A-Bomb Arsenal   Hydrogen Project Also Speeded, AEC Report Says: Speed Based On Assumption Russia Has Bomb

Atomic Commission Buildmg Bomb Pile At All-Time High   Fact Disclosed in Eighth Report

NAR ARGENAL FILLING UP AT AE GORD SPEEL   Report by AEC Also Reveal: Study of Atoms for Use in Warfare.

Race On With Reds fo Make First H-Bomb  Use Of Radioactive “Dust” As New-Type Weanon Ile Studied

U.S. Builds Record Pile Of A-Bombs   Hydrogen Project Is Under Way,  AEC Reports

UL, S, BUILDING ATOMIC BOMBS AT FAST CLIP   Hydrogen Super Bomb Project Also Under Way

7th Army Is Reactivated In Germany   Move Provides Framework _ For Reinforcements for Defense; Germans Told To Face Up to Problem

7th Army Activated In Europe   U.S. Commissioner Calls On Germans To Help On Defense

CCC ‘SHORTAGE’ REPORT UNTRUE   Figures Misunderstood By Auditors, Senate Told

Dr. Walter Maler Dies of Heart Attack in St Louis Lutheran Hospital — Dr. Maier Was Orlginator of the Radio Lutheran Hour Program.

Well Known Pastor Gave 3 Broadcasts In Sheboygan At Local Armory

Death Takes W. A. Maier In St. Louis   Radio Pastor Was Formerly Member Of V. U. Board

“Millions: ‘Mourning: -Deathr in Str touit. = Of Dr-Walter- Maier

73, VICTIM OF MISHAP HERE   Accident Occurred At Corner of Harriott And Spring St.

ALFRED OLSON, 73, VICTIM OF MISHAP HERE   Accident Occurred At Corner of Harriott  And Spring St.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Detachment of U. S. Troops Isolated by Enemy

LADY ASTOR CLASHES  WITH HECKLERS:   Threatens 190 Have Them Thrown Out of Conservative Election Rally in London,

APPOINTS AIR ACADEMY UNIT   Gov. Williams Names Three Berrien Men To Advisory Group

Solons Finist One Measure In Four Weeks  Al   None of Fair Deal Acts Completed; Speedup Is Slated

Can’t Purchase Surplus Foods For Army’s Use  Would Create Surplus   Would Create Surplus And Send Prices Relow Support. Levels

Legislative Program Is, Stalled; Acheson Becomes Target of Senate Critics

Criticism Bogs Foreign Policy  Progress Nil Since Conaress Is Back

Criticism Heaped On State Dept.   Foreign Polies Legislation Is Bogged Down

Week- end Cold  Wave Is Seen   First Installment Hits: Mercury Falls

TEMPERATURE   Mother Of 2 Hurt In Fall At Dance   Suffers Injury To Her Spine

Duval Write-in Elects Vale District Judge   5,661 Write-in Votes

Reams, Vale Silent On Future Action   Duval County Balloting Announced Five Days Late

Tidelands Case Stands   Supreme Court Refuses T. Reconsider Decision On Louisiana

Daniel Says State Will Press Fight   Highest Tribunal Rules U. S. Holds Paramount Riahts

ON TEXAS PETITION Tidelands Review Refused By Court   “Shocked” Daniel Will Try Again For Court Rehearing

Court Refuses  Tideland Pleas   Petitions Of Two States Meet With Rebuff

Court Denies Petitions on  Tideland Oil   Justices Refuse Further Consideration on Case By Texas, Louisiana

Red Propaganda Against U. S. Stepped Uo by Kremlin as: Korean Defeat Nears

Communists’ Anti-American Propaganda Becomes Louder as United Nations Forces Near Victor

McCarthy To break With Commitiee  am * € waar areata   Won't Cooperate With Tydings Grour

HCARTHY BREAKS WITH TYDINGS IN PROBE OF “REDS   . Wisconsin Republican. Says He Will Develop Case ’  -An Senate Llane

Probers Assailed For Badgering His Witnesses   Senator Claims They Have Been Subjected To Abuse, Horse Play

Marine Group Wants Truman To Apologize  President Compares Propaganda Machine

‘Apology from Truman Demanded by Marines   Feel Insulted When Prasident, Allegedly Slurs the Service

Public Apology Asked of President lfor Slap at Marine ‘Propaganda’ —

‘Countless Thousands May Be Made Idle as Result of Halt In the Transportation Systems

Law fo Ban Rail Strikes Is Urged   ap fe e*Committee Present Act Fails to End Disputes

Rail Group Urges Bill Banning Strikes on Roads  Senate Hears Plea For Curb as Effect fav?  mii mit Caeaande

Board Approves Football Return To Stephens  Four Conditions   Four Conditions Laid Down To Govern Sport

Board Approves Football Return To Stephens  Four Conditions Laid Down To Govern Sport

Father Says Klaus Fuchs Has Brain Of Giant But Naive Soul Of Child

ee weg ee See ewer CUD ee  * OK TO DRINK LIKE A * FISH—IF YOU DRINK * WHAT A FISH DRINKS

Housing Loans In 3'N.E. States OK’  $339,600 To Build 999 Low-Rent Units

Atom Commission Set To Unveil Its Program For Civilian Defenses   Call Proposals To Move Underground Fantastic

AECReadyto Unveil Bomb Defense Plans  For Civilians   Members Rule Out Proposals To Move Industries: Under ground as Fantastic:

ASK CONGRESS TO SPEED ARMS AID TO ALLIES   Urge Quick Action on $4 Bil lion More for AntiRed Nations.

Truman Requests Additional Four Billion From Congress  ‘President Says Amount Would Be Used To Arm Allies: Speed Called Imperative

World Peace Endangered,  He Declares   So Truman Asks Four Billions , More To Aid Anti.Red Nations

rour Billion Asked Now fo Rearm Allies   Truman Says World Peace Endangered ‘by Korean Crisis; Congres: Is Favorable to Plea

TRUMAN SEEKS QUICK VOTE ON ARMS AID BILL   Tells Congress Peace Is Endangered; Calls Accelerated Effort Vital

Korea Menaces World Peace, He Declares   Says Free Nations Must Rearm Quickly In View of Threat

Truman To Get Control Power Over Arms Aid  hAnmaoav Te Nations   Money To Nations Refusing Help In Varen Mav Be Cut

Truman Urges Quick Approval Of Aid one}   Four Billion For AntiRed Must Get Vote Priority Letter Jnforms Sole:

Truman Asks Quick Action On Arms Aid   Congress Asked For Speedy Vote On New Funds For Allies

President Asks Huge New Fund For Arms Aid   Congress Favors Speedy Action On $4 Billion Sum

President Asks Speedy Action On Arms Funds  Cites World Threat   Cites World Threat To Free Nations By Communists

Truman Asks Congress For $4 Billion   Money Would Arm Anti-Red Allies; Sees World Peace Being Endangered

Truman Asks Quick Vote On $4: Billion Bid   President Warns World Peace At Stake In Korea War

Truman Asks Congress For More Billions  President Says $4 Billion Needed To Arn Allies

Truman Asks For Funds To Provide Arms   Would Furnish Aid For Non-Communist Allies, He Says

Speed Asked In Providing Arms Money   Truman Wants $4 Billion for Anti-Red Lands

Congress Is Urged. To Hurry   Speed Essential, Says Truman in Message Asking $4 Billion More To Heln Allies Re-Arm

Truman Requests §4 Billion in Arms For Anti-Red Allie:   Asks Congress to Vote Quickly, As World  Peace in Peril

Says Speed With Arms Imperative   Free Nations Must Move Quickly for Security, He Says; ‘Have No Alternative’  Ce “we. =<   Notice Is Served   Senate Thinks Time Has Come for Counting of Anti-Reds

Truman Asks Four Billion For Allies   Congressional Reaction Indicates Sentiment  Favors The Bill

Iriman Tells Congress  $4 Billion Aid Needed   President Claims Korean Crisis Endangers World Peace To Extent That Allies Must Arm   Four National Guard Units, Marine Reservists Called

Truman Asks For Money   President Tells Congress That Speed of Praduction Is Necessary

Congress Given  Big Arms Reques!  Funds Would Buy Anti-Red Supplies

Conaress Asked For $4 Billion To Arm Allies  Truman Says World Peace Endanaered

Truman Asks Four Billions  More For Aid   Would Use Money To Speed Arming Of Anti-Red Nations

Truman Asks $4 Billion To Arm Allies   Additional Funds Sought; Solons Favor Measure

SPEEDY ACTION ON ARMS AID BILL ASKED   President Submits Request For $4 Billion More   NATIONS REFUSING   To Help In Korean Fight Would Be Denied Funds Under Senate Bill

Rush Vote On Funds Is Sought   Truman Presents His Call For Four Billions ln Korean €

7 ts Imperative . ‘President Asks Congress To  Vote New Funds For Anti-Red:

President Asks Congress To Vote Quickly $4,000,000,000 To Aid Anti-Communist Allies

Truman Says World Peace Being Endangered by Korean Crisis, Asks More Military Aid Funds  President Says Speed Imperative In U. S. Production of Arms

Worl Peace Endangered, Trumat Says in Asking Greater Arms Aid   Calls on Congress for Swift Approval of $4,600,000,000 Additional Money to Arm Anti-Red Allies: Meets Favorable Reaction

KEY TIDELAND VOTE DELAYEL      Texan Opens Attack On Bill’s Foes

Texan Charges House Committeemen Deliberately Break Quorum To Block Vote To Favor States In Tidelands

Amnesia Victim Is Identified  Wii... Reh... OTL...   Venus Mother Thought Man in Texas Mighf Be Her Missing Son:

Amnesia Victim Is Identified   Venus Mother Thought Man in Texas Might Be Her Missing Son

Detailed Programs Ready tor Some  Industry Leaders are Reviewing Plans for Change-Over fo War Basis if Called Upon

Incumbent Trails By 7011 Votes: 3 Counties Out   - Ramsey Wins Lopsided Victory Over Brooks

Make Final Try To Avert Rail Strike   Steelman Calls “Last-Ditch’ Parley In Desperate Try To Avert Walkout

Gov't Acts To Avert Railroaders’ Strike   Truman Aide Attempts To Halt Walkou That Would Close Vital Defense Plants

Deadline : Set Monday  . White House Tries . To Stop Walkouts; : Defense Work’ Hit

Partial Railroad Strike Deadine Set For Monday   Begin Last Ditch Efforts o Halt Work Stoppares

ABKRTrDPa TS EMIT AU   116 of Trapped Miners Rescued  13 Men Are Still Missing in Cave-in

Finns Calm in Face Of New Russ Nofe  Nation Seeks Good Relations: Paasikivi

Senate Democrats Plan Piecemeal Revision of T-H   Hope To Start With Hiring Halls

Senator Renews Red Control Plec  Voters Convinced OE Raed Heo Save

Gold Reveals Hlow Reds Sp) Within Nation   Clandestine Meetings Described at Trial Of Couple in NY

Workings of Red Spy Ring Traced   Self-Admitted Kremlin Agent Tags Brothman at Trial in New York

DISORDER SEEN PREVENTED BY ALLIED STAND   Other Challenges Held In Store For West Powers In City

Berlin Fizzle Credited To Allied Unity   3 Powers Feel ” More Woe Coming

Peaceful Parade  Credited To  Allied Unity Officials Fear  New Challenges Are In Store

But U. S. Officials Say They Believe  Other Challenges  Likelv in Rerlin

COAL INDUSTRY READY TO MEET WAR'S DEMAND   Bituminous Spokesmen Cite Requirements  For Steady Flow

U.N. Assembly Gioens Way To Battle in Asia   President To Be Named on Today’s Initial Ballot

ELECTION OF NEW PRESIDENT TOPS BUSINESS   Minute of Silence Fultows Rapping of Gavel at 3:00 P. M. (EDT) — Success In Korea Injects Cheer. “ful Mood in Gpening Day.

JUDGE FAUGHT ELEVATED BY COV. LAUSCHE   Common Pleas Judge Will Fill Place on. Ohio Supreme Court Bench Vacated by Death of Judge Extward ©. Turner.

Faught Gets Turner's Post   Gov. Lausche Fills High Court Vacancy

Draft Program Increase Looms  New Program May Release Reservists After Trainina Work

Kansas City Politician And Muscleman Killed; Called ‘In The Way’   Successful Rival To Remnants Of Pendergas' Machine And Allegedly Opposed To TrumanBacked Candidate, Is Gangland Victim

K.C, Politician And Aide Stain in Democratic Club   Thundering Reper. cussions Expected From Binaggio Death

Missouri Boss Politician Slain   Charles Binaggio, Who Opposed Pendergast Candidate. Found Shet Te Death In Office

Rep. Short Declares Two Democrats Slain As ‘In the Way’ of  Pro-Truman Faction

Kansas City Politician  Fatally Shot   Binaggio, Friend Killed In ‘Demo’ Club Headquarters

Police Agency Over Prices, Wa ges, Tackles Pocketbook. Paniry Problems’ 4s ESA Becomes An Official Body,

ESA fo Hold Wide Control Over Economy   Powerful New Police Agency Created to Deal With Problems Mobilization

Price, Wage Vigil Begun By  New Agency   Nalentine Assumes Stabilization Duties; Rubber Cuts Loom

Agency Tackles Problems Faced By Home Front   Office Announces Plans To Restrict Rubber Consumptio

New Agency Gets Going  Valentine Takes Oath   Valentine Takes Oath As Administrator Of Economic Stabilization

New Agency Faces Problems of Wage, Price Controls: Rubber Use Curb Due

New Police Agency Tackles Its Jou   Prices and Wages. Under Jurisdiction Of Economic Set-up. = Headed ku Valentina

Price Control “gency Formed  Use Of Rubber To Be Curtailed By NPA

STABILIZATION GROUP ACTIVE   Tackles Problems Affect ing Americans’ Pocketbooks, Pantries

ESA Prepares To Dig Into Battle Against Inflation   Valentine Says Aim Is To Preserve Stabilization By Voluntary Means; New Rubber Curbs Coming

New Police Group To Watch Prices, Wages   U.S. Agency Comes Into Existence In America

FATHER AND SON PERISH TODAY IN. CRASH OF PLANE   Mattoon Man and Boy Killed Attempting to Land in Foq,

10 Divisions Of Armed Germans Now Visualized   Allied Zone Could Furnish Strong Defense Force  Against Reds

SENATOR URGES ARMY INCREASE Foreign Policy Chiefs Confer On Rearming Western Germany

Additional ECA Funds Requested  Alone. BE a blanc   Acheson, Hoffman Urae Further Helo

ASKS CONGRESS FOR BILLIONS — IN EUROPE AID .   Hoffman Says Move “Necessary to Avert Third World Canfites

Ask §3 Billion To Extend ERP   Needed To Block Reds, Acheson Says

Ask Congress For Billions  To Block Reds   Continued Support Vital To Free Nation: Acheson Declares

Finance Center in St. Louis Under Committee Probe   Sclons Ask Army to Investigate Alleged : - Fraud, Corruption

Spokesman Says. Attempt to Halt Bell Service Fails   Admits Impairment Of Service; Denies Lock Out Charges

FAIL IN SKIP STRIKE   Bell Telephone Declares Roving Pickets No Great Hindrance

Union and Phone Company Exchange Strike Accusations   Utility Claims Picket Maneuvers Fail.—CWA Sees Federal Controls.

Pacific Coast Ports Busy in War Effort   Troops, Materiel Being Rushed to Front in Korea

TROOPS DEPART FOR WAR ZONE   SET SAIL FROM WEST COAST PORKTS—SHIPY ARDS GO ON DOUBLE SHIFT.

U.S. Senate Asked to Probe State Democratic Commitfee Finances   Republican Legislator Cites Molasky Story In Making Request; Assistant Treasurer of Party Interviewed at a Stormy Session

Asks Investigation State Democratic Committee Finance:   Republican Legislator Seeks Probe by Senate Crime Committee.

Rep. W..D. Cruce Galls on Sen. Kefauver To Subpoena John Hendren, B. E. Ragland And Raymond Edlund for Report on Funds

Denver Scientist Facing Five Years, Fine, of $10,000 if Found  Guilty

Boy Is Slain In Gang Brawt   Another Is Stabbed As Young Rivals War

BOY KILLED IN PARK BATTLE   16-Yeur-Old' Member of Brooklyn 'Teen-Age Gang  Confeanes Shooting ~~ Second Youth Suifers Severe Knife Wound.

GOP Election Dooms Demo Plan To Extend Municipal Terms Of Office

‘GEOGRAPHER’S OPINION —Believes Others Visited  America Before Columbus

New World? Chris a Little Late   ~ Asiatics Beat Columbus bu 2.000 Years

‘Not a New World’ That Columbus Discovered, Says College Geographer

War Definitely Coming to End   Liberated US Prisoners Tell of Death March

Paratroops Land To Form Trap To End War With MacArthur Looking On From Sky

Gen, MacArthur Directs Landing of Thousands Of American Parachute Troops Near Pyongyang

General Motors Signs Contract With the IUE   Agreement Patterned on CIO Pact, to Insure 5 Years of Peace

India Tries To Mediate With China   UN Envoy Asks Peaceful End To Korean War

india Seeks To Mediate  Korean Peace   Exploratory Talks With Delegate of Red China Begin

Rau Still Trying to Mediate Korean War   Meanwhile U. S. Alerts United Nations General Assembly to Prepare to Deal With Red China’s Intervention.

Californian Sees Wife After 10 Months in Monastery .. .  Businessman Who Became Monk Back in Private Life

House Passes Communist Control Bill  (, Sponsors Claim Have Votes to   : Sponsors Claim Have Votes to Override Veto

Red Koreans Reopen Fighting Near Taeou   ‘ommunists Moye Division Forward In Southern Sector—American Fighters And Bombers Swarm To The Attack

Communists Begin Drive In North  Commies Repulsed  In Flank Attack   Commies Repulsed In Flank Attack On‘ 27th Regiment

Foe Also Prepares Drive In South Aimed at Pusan; British Commandos Land

rour Billien Dollars Aras hid honroved   Efforts Launched to Bring Spain and Turkey Into North Atlantic Pact Organization

Spain and Turkey Are Considered In Arms Aid Plan   Senator Cain Says Two Countries Alone Are Ready to Fight

$4 Billion Arms Program Studied  » Approval By Senate Col mmittee Forecast

SEEK OK. ON FORFICN ARMS   Solons Want Turkey And Spain Included It Atlantic Pact

4 Billions Foreign Arms Program Seen   Lawmakers Want Turkey, Spain Included

Okeh of Arms Aid Bill Seen   Senate Body Likely To Approve Big Fund

HOUSE TO VOTE. ON AIR POWER   Military Spending Plan Gains Support; Strange Sub Hinted Sunk.

CIVILIAN DEFENSE  ADDS TO PERSONNEL   Paul Sine is Named Division Chief of The Aux-

CIVILIAN DEFENSE HAS - ADDED TO ITS. SETU   Paul Sine is Auxiliaries Division Chief   : FISK, TECHNICAL CHIEF

Delay Action on Sherman as G. 0. P. Demands Probe of Denfeld Ouster

Demands For Inquiry Into Dentield Case   Delays Senate Committee Action On Sherman

SENATOR CALLS FOR NAVY PROBE   Plea Halts Confirmation Of Adm. Sherman

WANTS REASON DENFELD FIRED FROM TOP JOB   Demand Delays Action to Okay  Bis Sneracsar

Demand For Denfeld Ouster Probe  Delays Decision On His Successor

Republican Demand For Probe Delays Naval Chief Action   Hearing on Successor To Admiral Denfield Goes Over to January 1

Senate Puts Off  Sherman Action Secy. Matthews Will Appear Thursday on Denfeld Episode

Demand Probe Into Ouster Of Adm. Denfield   Call for Inquiry Delays Action On Sherman Nomination

Ask Inquiry Into Denteld Ouster  Delay Action on Sherman Nominatian

GOP to Check Dismissal of  Adm. Denfeld   Delay Confirmation of Sherman as Naval Chief

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Boyle   THE NAKTONG RIVER SRATTLE OF PATROLS

Patrol Duty in Korea Is an Exciting Game-One in Which a Sinale Error Is Your Last

Steve Caught; ‘They Tried to Reform Me’   Ex-Indiana Klan Boss Taken at Minneapolis; Faces Prison Again As Parole Violator

Prisoners Say 60.000 Have CrossedBorder   U.N. Troops Running Into Heavier Opposition in. Northwest Sector

Yanks Open New Drive In Northwest Korea   Other Allied Troops Trudge Over Snow Toward Manchuria Frontier; Reports of Chinese Red Troops Joining in Fighting Still Persist

60,000 Chinese In War--Report.   Thousands Reported Across Border To-Stiffen Red Line as Allies ' Open Big Push to Clear North

BIG PUSH IS STARTED IN NORTHWEST   More Communists Reported Within Lines Than Ahead

Batfle Rages Around Unsan   Fighting Is South of Forward. Troops; Bands of Bypossed Reds Troublesome

U.N. Forces Near Border  Of Manchuria   Chinese Reds Are Repartec With Enemy Divisions On Northern Front

Billion Dollar U.S. Lobbying Setup Bared   Congress Committee Head Seeks to Learn How Funds Are Spent

OHIO BEMOCRATS NAMIE FERGUSON TO OPPOSE TAF   Republican Senater, Unopposed, Piles Up Huge . UCanriecy™ Vote   Taylor Invited To Ride Truman’s Trait

Glenn Taylor To Ride Aboard Truman Train   Taft Selected By Republican Leaders  To Answer President’s Chicazo Speech

Taylor to Be on  Truman’s Train  * Senator Bolted Dema Party in 1948 Voting

Invite Taylor to Ride Trumans Train in Idaho   Former Senator Bolted Party in 1940 to Run On Wallace Ticket

Idaho Senator Who Bolted Democrats To Aid Wallace To Join Truman Tour

BOLTER TO RIDE WITH PRESIDENT   Senator Glen ‘Faylor, Who  Ran For Vice President  On Wallare Ticket, Invit ed On Trin.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Sought Interview With Wallace; . Getsse Telegram

Pledge by Fine To Seek State Aid For Sewage Plants Stirs Reaction

State Sewage Aid Studied  Cities Hold Up Pending Action of Legislature

FULL PRODUCTION POSSIBLE  Bradley Meets With Solons For Secret Talk On Hydrogen Bomb

Secret Parley Discusses New Super H-Bomb   Senate House Atomic Energy Body Holds Conference Behind Locked Doors To Discuss Biggest Issue

Atomic Panel. Bradley Hold H-Bomb Talk  Give No Hint On Plans For Weapon

Secret Session Held fo Discuss Super H-Bomb  Bradley Is Called Before Congress Cowan. «at lawiiteg

Bradley Talks Super Bomb  In Committee   Thomas Says U. S. Could Stock . Weapon in Safety

Bells Toll In Rome’s Churches  100,000 Pilgrims Jam City; Pope To Observe Easter  bhwee im C4 BDaban'e

Erupting Volcano Pouring Molten Lava Toward Sicilian Villages  Countryside In Panic As Heavy Earth Tremors Accompany Eruption

Six Villages Menaced by Etna’s Lava  Molten Stream Is 650 Feet Wide  Tn New Feantian

Molten Lava Flow Nears  Sicily Town:   Restless Mt.. Ema ‘Again Threatens Several. Villages

Mt. Etna Lava Perils Villages   Molten Flow Creeps Down Sicilian Peak

Molten Lava Spills Over Sicily  - Restless Mt. Etna Erupts: Several   Restless Mt. Etna Erupts; Several Villages in Path

Foreian Policy Poard Will Be Impartial Grour   Study Necessary For Foreign Aid

Taft Supports Vande nberg  Foreign Plan   Non-Partisan Commission Proposal Receives Leader’« Okav

NEGRO INDICTED FOR EVASION OF INCOME TAXES   Northfork Man Charged With Shorting Uncle Sam $284,179.43

Small Town Is Shocked ‘By Shortage   Banker’s ‘Soft Heart’ Blamed By Neighbors

Branson Citizens Disheartened By Embezzlement Case  Eiserman Just Too Good-Hearted For Owr Good, They Believe

South Korean Forces Fight Into Wonsan   -US. Unit Meets Still Resistance Across Parallel

North Korean Push Apparently Slows; Report Reds Build For New Offensive

Red Troops Strike Anew At Taegu      Communists Again Succeed In Retaking Battle Mountain

Big Peril  In Offensive Now Over, General Says  Reds Missed Bus, Failing To Take   Reds Missed Bus, Failing To Take Masan in South, Walker Rehievec

Danger of Reds Cracking Allied  Perimeter Over   Rains Threatening to Cut Down Air Support; Enemy Near Yongchon

Walker Claims Greatest Peril Over For U.S.   Red' Attack Northwest Of Taegu ‘Contained’ By Cavalry. Division

First Calvary Troops “Contain” Communist Attack Eight Miles Northwest Of Taegu, Eighth Army Report

Enemy Probes At Gaps in UN  Defense Lines   Gen. Walker Asserts ‘My Own Worst Day’ Was Passed Sept. 3

Enemy Only Few Miles From Vital Yongchon  Lt. Gen. Walker, However, Thinks Gres   Lt. Gen. Walker, However, Thinks Greatest Peril Past With U. S. First Cavalry “Containina’ Communist Attack.

Reds’ Greatest Drive Has Failed Claims UN Leader   Foe Missed the Boat By , Inability to Hold’ Qains

Doocing A Armia Fat For Vital Road Junctions.  at Bok SG Oe screaming Banzci Charges Feature r tf & PReh Arpae 3

TWIN RED DRIVES PUSH FOR TEAGU   Gen. Walker Says Chief _ Peril to Allies Now Over, Calls Yongsan Key Battle

PENSION BOOST ISSUE PRODDED   Workers Also Senefited b Bill Sloted for Teuman’s Desk Next Weck

Food Collected For Families of Striking Miners   Labor Unions Provide Relief In Eastern Ohio

NAMES NAMED BY MCARTHY IN CHALLENGE   State Department Goes to Aid OFf Trio

Senator Calls 3 Aides Suspects   Terms Navy Scientist Admitted Communist   ‘Paint Faur’ Chief

[Sas Billion For Defense But Only 1 More Division ‘Now Available For Korea

Calling W rong People; Possibilities of War; Public’s Big W orries   DEATH TOLI. RISES

Communist Activities Elsewhere in World Offset Victories in Korea

War Balance Skeet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

MacArthur in Better Position in Korea While Chinese Communists: Talk Tougher

BEN LANEY FAR BEHINI  WITH MORE THAN HALF ARKANSAS’ PRECINCTS IN,

Mitchum Sa vs  He Beat Negro   Ex-Policeman Admits Using Rubber Hose, Stick

DARBY CALLS ON TRUMAN  Two Have Known Each Other for  A Number of Years

 Capricious Tide Carries Errant Tank  Down River, Out to Sea, and Back Again

Surprise Journey .. . TO TE Tank Returns From Voyage  To Open Sea

pel the rarm dnd Go fo 3e0  (AWOL Tank Cruises Down Korean River; Then Returns Safely to Starting Point

How a Tank Floated Out to Sea and Back, One of War's Stranae Stories

Asks Files  Be Released President Still WERE: i sco  sh Uwe, FF TF...

TELEGRAM IS SENT TRUMAN BY M' CARTHY   Tydings Refuses Any Comment; Use Of Subpoena Urged

McCarthy Tangles With President Who Refuses To Check Loyalty Files

BLAST AT TRUMAN   Senator McCarthy Wants to Check Government Loyalty Files

Blunt Attack on Truman by Sen. McCarthy   Accuses President of Endangering the Nation's Security

MCCARTHY ASKS PRESIDENT TO PRODUCE FILES   FIRES TELEGRAM AT TRUMAN CLAIMING ‘ARROGANT REFUSAL’

Withholding Of Loyalty Files Cited   Senator Continues To Charge Leaders In Hunt For Reds

TRUMAN TARGET OF MCARTHY ACCUSATION   Refusal To Release File: Endangering Country, Charge

ASSERTS REFUSAL TO RELEASE FILES SECURITY THREAT   Blunt Attack Made On Mr. Truman In Telegram From  CT ee ee ee

Truman Hurts U.S. Security. MeCarthy Says   President Hasn't Refusec To Release Loyalty Viles To Probers

Truman Accused Of Endangering Nation's Security   President Assailed For “Arrogant Refusal” To Yield Loyalty Files; Urge Use @f Subpoena

Says Safety of Nation Is Endangered   President Actually Has Not Rejected Investigators’ Stand

  Says Truman Endangering U.S. Security   McCarthy Charges Arrogance ToPresident Subpoena For Files Not Yet Issued

President Accused of Endangering  Security by Refusal to Release Files

McCarthy Claims US Is In Danger From His Action   White House Sources Say President May Release Some Data

Raps Truman For Refusing To Open Up Loyalty Files   McCarthy Says President Is Endangering Country By Withholding Data From Probers

RAPS REFUSAL TO RELEASE RECORDS   Attack On President Criticized By Democrats  ABARARARALI AS   Of Limited Access To Loyalty Files Considered By White House

McCarthy Hits Truman s ‘Refusal To Free Loyaity Files To Senate Probexs

McCarthy Accuses Truman Of Endangering Security  By Not Releasing Files

MCCARTHY RAPS TRUMAN ACTION   Says President Endangers U. S. By “Arrogant Refusal’ To Release Files

McCarthy Blunt — In Criticism of Chief Executive   Charges Truman Endangers Country.by “Arro gant Refusal’ to Release Lovalty Files

NewOutburst Said ‘Lowly’ By Democrat   ‘Arrogant Refusal’ Endangers Security, Says Sen. McCarthy

PLEADS ROR AN OPEN CASE   Nonpolitical Board Is Held to Be Answer In McCarthy Charges

Truman Flayec By McCarthy   President Hit For Refusal on Lovality Files

M'CARTHY RAPS AT REFUSAL OF CHIEF TO TALK   Senator Demands that Trumar Order Release of Loyalty Files to Probers

Senator Says Stand Threat To Security   White House Sources Say’ Truman Is Considering Approval of Access on Restricted Basia

Badger Solon Assails ‘Refusal’ to Open Loy: alty Files to Probers   'No Demand Made Yet On President   Dem Leader Angered by  ‘Lowly Attack’ on Truman by Sen. McCarthy

Senator Accuses Truman in Wire .   “Arrogant. Refusal” to Release Loyalty Files Charged

SENATOR CLAIMS LIFE OF NATION IS ENDANGERED   McCarthy Lashed President, Accusing Him OF Action Harmful To Security By Withholding Files In Inquiry.

McCarthy Hits At President  *s Truman n OF E   Accuses Truman Of En dangering Country By Withholding Files. °

Formal Request For Loyalty Files Sent to Truman   Presiderit Believed To be Awaiting Senator's Action

McCarthy Claims President's Delay Endangers Nation  Telegraphs Truman For Lack of Word On Data Release

McCarthy Sends Angry Telegram To President   Tells Truman His Attitude On Probe Endangers Country

Chief. Executive Is Assailed For Refusing Files  Red Prober Sends His Protest To Litlte White House

Accusing Wire Sent Truman  By McCarthy   Senator Charges U. S. Security Threatened , By ‘Arrogant Refusal’ To Open Loyalty Files

Loyalty Files Not Released; Endancers UJ. §.   McCarthy Criticism Called ‘Lowly Attac! by Democratic Solo.

Calls Refusal fo Open Files to Probers ‘Arrogant’   Endangers Security Of U. S. He Says in Blunt Attack

FORMAL NOTE SENT TRUMAN BY SENATORS   President's Actions Branded Threat To Security

McCARTHY HITS TRUMAN STAND ON RED PROBE   Says President Endangers Security By Refusing To Open FBI Files

Senator Demands Truman Release Lovalty Files   McCarthy Says Refucal To Give Data to Committee ‘Arrogant’

GOP Senator Says Truman Has Refused Loyalty File  Wibctes PE econ eee ces   White House Source Says Consideration  Being Given Demand

Cites ‘Arrogant Refusal’ To Free Loyalty Files   Endangering Security Of U. S., President Is Told In Teleqram

Sen. McCarthy  “Blasts Truman   Accuses President of Endangering Nation's Security by What He Describes as His "Arrogant Refusal’ to Re leew T worst: Eilae   ‘CALLED "LOWLY ATTACK"

Truman Is Blasted By McCarthy   Charges President's ‘Arrogant Refusal’ Is Endangering Nation’s Security

‘Sen. McCarthy Accuses Pres, Truman of “Arrogant Refusal” to Open Files  Aetually (hiaf Evaritiue Hae Aled Thee 

MeCarthy Accuses Truman  Of Endangering Security   Calls President's Action ‘Arrogant Refusal’ te Release Loyalty Files; Attack Called ‘Lowly’ by Key Demeerat

Spring Victory  Seen in Report   Military Leaders Expee'  Lone War in Korea

REPORT FOR CONGRESS PREPARED sy Long War In Korea Foreseen By Nation's Top Military Leaders

‘Position Improved  Reds Forced To Retreat ‘By American Firepower

Allied Guns Force Reds Into Hills   Air, Ground, Navy Shells Disrupt Attempted Attack

South Korean Troops North Of Seoul Of Wednesday Has Been Broken Off

Air, Sea, Land Fire Hits Enemy, Forces Withdrawal and Lull Rules on Two Fronts

Devastating Firepower Protects Allied Toehold In Northeast Korea   ACTION BROKEN OFF _ ON WESTERN FRONT

Devastating Fire of Planes Ships and Artillery Improves U. S. Position on  Fast Flank.   FROZEN COMMUNIST BODIES LITTER GROUN      MacArthur Says North Ko reans, After Regrouping in Manchuria, Have 150,000 Men in Action.

REDS RETREAT AT BEACHHEAD   Devastating 24-Hour Allied Firepower Forces Communists fo Fall Back; Heavy U. N. Assaulf Disrupts Any Enemy Plans for Major Attack

Allies Pound ‘Two Divisions Into Retreat   Planes, Artillery, Ships, Self - Propelled Guns And Tanks Rain Death On Rim Of Eastern Korea Beachhead

Enemy Forced to Retreat As Artillery, Planes and . Ships Attack Around Clock

Firepower — Balks Reds . Around U.N Beachhead  Retreat Forced ‘Where Menace To Allied Forces Appears Greatest

Allied Toehold Improved Some  On East Flank   Any Commie Plans for Major Raid Disrupted: Western Front Quiet

Oscar Collazo To Be Tried In 30 Days   Truman Visits - Hospitalized Guard:

PLOTTER FACES FEDERAL TRIAL AS MURDERER   Confederate's Wife Held in New York For Conspiracy

Soviet Protests Incident, Claims  'B-29 Shot First  Mystery Aircraft May Be Navy Ship

Russians Say B-29 Fired on Soviets   Officials Order Immediate Probe After Protest

Officials Have No Knowledge Ot ‘Incident’   Immediate Investigation Ordered Following Protest

Rerial Gunfire Exchange Over Baltic Claimed   . American Aircraft Is Missing as Moscow Files Protest

No Knowledge Ot Gunfire Exchange   But Uncle Sam Will Investi gate Report Involving B-29 and Russian Plane   ON A SOVIET PROTES!]   U. S. Officials in Germany Think Plane Might Have Been Missing Craft

Washington Has No Official Word Of Aerial Scrap   Authorities Seeking Facts In Connection With Soviet Protest

State Department Orders an : Investigation But Disclaims All Knowledge of Incident  VISHINSKY HANDS FORMAL NOTE Air Force Has No Official Word of  Planes in Designated Territory; Many B-29s in Other’s Possession

US. PROBES RUSS CHARGE   Washington Officials Disclaim Knowledge of Air Incident.

But Uncle Sam Will Investi gate ‘Report Involving B-29 and Russian Plane   ‘ON A SOVIET PROTEST   U. S. Officials in Germany Think Plane Might Have - Been Missing Craft

U.S, DISCLAIMS KNOWING STOR)   No Report of Incident Involv. ing American, Red Croft Given to Airforce

U.S. Officials To Investigate Russ Claims   Vishinsky Says U. S.  Plane Entered Soviet Zone—Navy Concedes Aircraft Is Missing

Moscow Sends Angry Protest Over ‘Attack’   News to Washington; Fear Lost Navy Ship Involved

Naval Plane With Crew of 10 Missing   Washington Has No Knowledge of Any  Russ Incident

Soviet Tells Of Incident   Cherges B29 Fired on Russ Plones Over Latvia; U.S. Investigating

U.S. Disclaims Any Knowledge Of Air Shooting   Soviet Says Incident Took Place Saturday

Report of US.. Soviet Aerial Fight Probec   Russians Say Incident Oc curred 13 Miles in Red Territory

Officials Here Ask Immediate Investigation : Discloim Knewledge   Of Exchange; State .. . Dept. Inquiry Starts.

Lattimore Declares Under Oath Charges He Was Russia's Top Spy Not Supported By Evidence

RAPS SENATOR IN DENTAL TESTIMONY   Expert On Far East Makes 10,000-Word Statement   WISCONSIN SOLON   Accused Of Starting Reign Of Terror Among U. S. Officials, Workers

Denies Past Or Present Communist Association   FAR EASTERN EXPERT DECLARES GOP SENATOR “VIOLATES RESPONSIBILITY”

Man Accused By Sen. McCarthy Makes Denial  Lattimore Asserts McCarthy Charges ‘Contemptible Lies’

Probers Told By Lattimore M‘Carthy Lies   Far East Expert Promises To File Action For Libel

Accuses Sen. McCarthy of  Terror Reign   Charges Senator Violated Responsibility, Used Secret Documents Without Authority “"s

Lattimore Lashes Senator at Inquiry; Says He’s Tool of Chinese Nationalists

Brands Charges As Lies   Owen Lattimore,  Called by Senator McCarthy ‘Russia’s Top Spy,’ Replies

Calls McCarthy ‘Bad Policy Risk’; Attacks Budenz   Senator’s Conduct As State Judge, Purported Income Tax Difficulties Cited; Lilev Testimony Attacked

Lattimore In  Second Denial Of Red Charg oe;   Far Eastern Affairs Expert Says Accusers Are Mostly ‘Liars’

Wisconsin Man Hotly Denounced   Far Eastern Expert Says Charges Base And Contemptible

Far Eastern     ixpert Hits  ¥  e + stimonies  in Others  % rthy Is vanes  re Bn He Accuse}

Lattimore Says M Carthy ‘Clearly Bad Policy Risk During Heated Testimony   Accused Top Russian Spy Lambasts Budenz As An Old-Fashioned Or Pathological Liar

Lattimore Declares Charges Unsupported By Shred of Evidence   Far Eastern Expert on Stand Puts Tag of “Liar” on Louis Budenz

ees McCarthy lagrant Violator f Responsibility   ells. Senate Probers He Never. Had Connections With Communist Pariv

TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE -Lattimore Tells Senate Probers Charges Against Him Lack Proof

Diplomat Says He's Not No. 1 Red Spy In US   Wisconsin Lawmake: Denounced As Fake

CALLS SENATOR WILLING TOOL OF LOBBYISTS   Johns Hopkins University Professor Swears Under Oath He Never Was aRed.

Bar Conduct, Income Taxes Made Issues   Far East Expert Denies Being Reds Budenz Called Liar

Lattimore Brands  Red Charge as Lie  Witness Flays Senator for His   Witness Flays Senator for His Flagrant” Violation of Duties

Raps Record Of Solon For Tax Dodging   Says Budenz “Liar”? For Statement He Was Party Member

Lattimore Swears Under Oath That He Is Not Soviet Spy   Far Easern Expert Calls Senator McCarthy "Tool" of Chinese Nationalists

Lattimore Denies He Was Commy   Accuses McCarthy of Instituting Reign of Terror

‘Never Communist, Lattimore Swears  Accused Far East Expert   Accused Far East Expert Hits Back at Sen. McCarthy

‘Lattimore Says Senator i Contemptible   Tells Hearing He Never Was Communist Nor Stale Advisor

Calls Senator “Willing Tool” Lattimore Makes Point-By-Point Denial Of McCarthy's Charges

Ex-State Aide Asserts He May Sue Senator For His Accusations   Urges Resignation  of Badger Solox   Recalls McCarthy Pro mise to Resign If He Clung to His Immunity

Lattimore Calls McCarthy ‘Liar’ On Red Charges   Senator Is Accused of Being ‘Willing Tool’ of Chinese Lobby  in Testimony Today.

Swears Charges By McCarthy Are ‘Base Lies   Not a Red, He Asserts; “Accuses Wisconsin Solan of Violation

DENIES ‘HE IS A COMMUNIST: HITS MeCARTHY    Man; Called Russia’: s Top SPY ln U. S., Testifies  Before Prabers

Lattimore Firmly Denies Senator's Pro-Red Charge  McCarthy Dared to   McCarthy Dared to Repeat Claim Outside The Senate or Resign

Lattimore Says Red Charges “Base Lies”   Blasts Back at Accusation of Sen. McCarthy

Accused Red’ Again Denies Being Commie   Tells Senate Group Sengtor ‘Violated’ Responsibilities

SAYS M’CARTHY STIRS. SUSPICION AMONG ANTLREDS   Far Eastern Expert Asserts Senater Violated His Decmnneiita

Tells Senate Panel McCarthy ‘Guilty’ Of Conduct Unbecoming A U. S. Senator

Lattimore Swears Spy / Charge Lie   Far East Expert Denies He is Or Was A Communist

LATTIMORE SAYS HE HAS NO: LINK WITH RED GROUP   Accused Man Swears Before Committee He Never Was And Is Not Now A Communist — Ridicules Spy Charge.

Back On Witness Stand And Scores McCarthy, Budenz And Freda Utley

Accused “Red” Testifies at  Probe Hearing   Far Eastern Authority Points out Senator’s Refusal to Drop His “Cloak of Immunity”

‘Charges Called ‘Base, Contemptible’;  Claims He Has Never Been Communist

“TopCommie’ Tags Senator A ‘Base Liar’   Lattimore Fires Back At McCarthy For Charges Of Spy Activity

ANKOUNCES HE WILL BRING LIBEL ACTION   Far East Expert Has Been Accused’ of Being Top Soviet Espionage Agent in U.S.

(Denies That He Ever Was Russian Spy   Dares Accuser To Act Without Aid Of His Immunity

East Expert Takes Stand In Defense  Of Himself   Violation Claimed Of Senator’s Post  Before Committee

aT TAX AN GOUT CHANG IN WISCONSIN   Brands Senator “Bad Policy Risk” Trying to Kill State Depi.

Envoy Swears McCarthy Is ‘Willing Tool’ 1 adlte a! Tele pete bie e Nisties Su Kimel tonic

Accused Red Hurls Blast At McCarthy   ‘Was Not, Have Not Been and Am Not A Red’ .Lattimore  Tells Committee

Communist Spy Label Rejected By Lattimore  Far East Specialist fm 6d  e RRR NM rnaeae ants  UTED, Jepree nase

Lattimore Says McCarthy Bad ‘Security Risk’  _ Accused Man Denies All hy rges Made Aaa Him

CARTHY HOLDS BACK PROBE DATA   Chairman Tydings Has Requested Complete Information

Charges by McCarthy  Answered Lattimore Hits Back At Accuser in 10,000   Word Statement

Charge Under Oath; Senator  Lattimore Denies M Seto Repeats Spy Accusations _

Lattimore Swear: McCarthy Claims Are “Base Lies”   Declares Senator Flagrantly Violates His Responsibilities

Lattimore Declares McCarthy's Russian Spy Charges Are ' Base and Contempfible Lies’

Lattimore Denies Spy Charges, Says Senator ‘Tool’ of Nationalists

Reoused Bed Hurls Blast At McCarthy  ‘Was Not, Have Not sianiewe  Tells Committee

Never A Communist, He Declares In Statement Given To Senate Probers   Widely Known Authority On Far Eastern Affairs Says McCarthy Has “Flagrantly Violated” His Responsibility As A Senator: Savs He Shauld Reaton

Lattimore Again Denies Red Spy, Commie Charaes  Calls McCarthy ‘Bad  Palicy Risk,’ Tears

Says Charges Of McCarthy ‘Base Lies’   Indicates He'll Sue the Senator

Testimony Of Budenz Is Hit By Lattimore   Ex-Communist Called ‘Old-Fashioned, Pathological Liar’

TAY MeCARTHY DUPE OF GINA LOBBY GROUF   Makes Point by Point Denial of Accusations Before Senate Hearing.

Lattimore Slaps Back At MeCarthy   U.N, Aide Dares Senator To Drop Tumutnity Cloak

Lattimore In Denial Of Red Charges   Foreign Affairs Expert Brands Stories As Lies’

Lattimore Denies  He’s Red  Charges McCarthy   Charges McCarthy le ‘Tool of China Lobby; Repudiotes All Accusations

Charges M Carthy Is A “Tool” Of Chinese Nationalist Lobby   Far Eastern Expert Makes Point-By-Point Denial Of Spy Charges Before Senate Probers.

Expert On Far East In Senate Reply   Accused U.N. Official Denies He Ever Was Communist Member

Har Eastern Expert Talks  To Probers   Denies Under Oath That He Is Spy Or Communist

Says McCarthy Is Dupe of Fanatical Nationalist Lobby   Won't Repeat His Charge Openly  f Files Kept Secret

Far castern Afairs Expert Blast s M Carthy   Denies Affiliation With Communism At Anv Time

Base Lies, Lattimore Testifies   Says McCarthy Has Not Kept Promise To Resign If He Did Not Produce Proof

Lattimore Firmly Denies  McCarthy's Red Charges   Says He Is Not and Never Has Been Red, Calls Senator Liar

Denies He Is, Or Ever Was, A Communist  Far East Expert Hits Senator In  a FP ie Pe ee

Far Eastern Expert Tells Se Foreign Relations Comm That McCarthy Is Dupe Of ter. Fanatical Group   McCARTHY RENEWS ATTACK IN SEN.

— HEARING — Accuser Is Called Lobby Too!   , POINT-BY-POINT DENIALIS MADE

Lattimore Calls McCarthy Charges "All Base Lies”   Testified Before Senate Committee Investigating Reds

Lattimore Replies To Budenz, Utley   Evunast an Lae Enact alle av Dead   Expert on Far East Calls ex-Red Liar, Savs Utley Story Rambling

Refuses To Make Charges Off Senate Floor  Solon Said He Would   Solon Said He Would Resign If He Used Immunity Cloak

Lashes Into McCarthyas Poor ‘Risk’   Alluden to Criticiam of Accuser While on State Bench; Calls Budeng ‘Liar’  Replies tol they  Woman, He Says, War Communist Line Follower

“Red” Charges Denied Again By Lattimore   Professor Hits Back, Accuses McCarthy of Tax Evasion, Mis-use Of Official Position

Sen. McCarthy ls Branded As Trresponsible’  Far East Authority Hits ‘Terror Reign’, Acke Solan To Ouit

OWEN LATTIMORE DENIES RED LINK   Declares Charges Lacking Shred of Evidence

Declares M’Carthy’s Accusations ‘Base And Con temptible Lies’; Senator Is Assailed In 10000 Ward Statement

RECREATION CENTER ‘BLITZED’  Lubbock Cleanup, Paintup Campaign To Start Today

Picking OF Jury In Murder Trial Stated For Today   P-others Will Face Trial For Slaying Of New York Man

Inmates Claim: Tse Used Skin. To Make Lamy   Admired Tattoos, Then Prisoners Disappeared; Aceused Not In Gourt

Ceremony Performed [: Juarez, Mexico An nouncement Says   SAYS MARRIAGE LEGAL IN SWEDEN AND ITALY:

B. T. LANGLEY ENDORSED FOR COUNCIL VACANCY   First Ward GOP Committee Choice Gets Test   Gerbervillg” Ritehie, Diaz Also Mentloned For Post; Beach Head Job Draws interest

B. T. LANGLEY ENDORSED FOR COUNCIL VACANCY  First Ward GOP Committee Choice Gets Test Tonight     Gerbervillo Ritchie, Diaz Alse Mentlonad for Post; Beach ,  Hoad: dob. Draws Interest

Holiday Death Toll Cl imbs to 35 50 ‘Ma rk Highways, As Usual, Continue to Take Lead as Cause of Accidental Deathe

—IPS ‘WORSE THAN WAR -— One Dies Every Ten Minutes  As Holiday Toil Passes 534 ©   Evacuees Nearing U.S

DEATH TOLL AT 534 IN NATION   ‘Traffic Fatalities Expected To Exceed Prediction Before Dey Is Ended

Holiday Death Rate 1 Every Ten Minutes   476 Dead Listed In Nation With Another Day To Go; 4 In State

‘Weekend Accidental Death Total Is 350   .Millions of Motorists Take to Highways and Beaches for July 4 Celebration With National Safety Council Predicting Toll: of 385 Before Tomorrow  “Night. ~ ;   12, NeE: VICTIMS LISTED   Wew Fneland Deaths

Autos Digging Holiday Graves At Fast Clip   236 Dead So Far; Othe: Tragedies Claim 113 More Lives

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL RISES TO 350 IN NATION   Highwoy Accidents Take 23¢ Lives—71 Persons Are -Drowning Victims

Holiday Toll ‘Rises In 8C   Estimates Of Holiday Deaths Prove Too Low As Tol] Mount:

Holiday Traffic Has Killed 345  Total Accident Toll . Since Friday Ix 534

392 Die in Weekend Accidents, Only One  From Fireworks   New York State Toll Is 20 with 10 of Them Highway Casualties

Holiday Toll  Soars to 515   Fatal Mishaps Bring Death  Every Teun Minutes

Holiday Accident: Claim.514 Lives  336 Are Victims Of Traffic Crashes

Holiday Deaths Mount To 350; Roads Jammed   Biggest Four-Day Traffic Jam In Nation’s History Anticipated; 236 Already Dead In Motor Accidents

Violent Deaths Claim 18 In Texas  253 Persons Killed In Holiday Mishaps

Week-end Death Toll Reaches 375   Highway Mishaps Cause 252 Deaths; 74 From Drewning

Headed for 4 Day Record  Holiday, Deaths i in ~ Stara Totale 1G ~~

Death Toll Hits 314 At Half Way Point Of 4th Observance   At Least 215 Killed in Traffic Accidents On Highways of Nation; 62 Die by Drowning; One Fireworks Fatality Is Reported.

Four Arkansans Die on Holidays   Nation’s Weekend Accident Victims  Climb to 350

Nation's Weekend Death Toll Climbs To 350 As Millions Start Their Vacation

345 Persons Die in Traffic Over Holiday   Figure Set hy National Safety Council Due to Be Excecded

36 Million Cars To Be On Roads   Highway Fatalities Reach 252; Drownings Take 74

185 ON HIGHWAYS. ~ ——$— i  _ Holiday Toll Rises to 253 _ At 4th’s Half- Way Point

TOLL OF HOLIDAY DEATHS UP TO 514   Traffie Aecidents Account for 336, With 109 Drownings, One Fireworks Victim.

Accidental Death Toll Reaches 534  Traffic Fatalities Exceed Predictions

Accident Death Toll Hits 253  At Least 185 Killed In Crowded Traffic

ACCIDENTS TAKE MANY 10 DEATH   Traffic, Drownings And Other Tragedies Swell As Celebration Starts.

Slaughter May Be Biggest m History of U.S.  Traffic Jam Tuesday   Traffic Jam Tuesday Eve To Be Heaviest

Worst Traffic Jamin U.S. History Seen   Florida Counts Three Fatalities Thus Far

Death Toll Is Now 375   Weekend Accidental Death Mark Predicted To Be 385

Highway Misha aps Cost 236 Lives s Cost 236 Liv  July 4th Death Toll Climbs to 350 Today

Householders °  Included in N.P.A. Controls  Violation of Decree Punishable by up to

NPA CLAMPS BAN ON HOARDING OF 55 SCARCE ITEMS   ORDER APPLIES TO BOTH BUSINESSMEN AND HOUSEHOLDERS

Government Says Megal To’ Stock Beyond Reason able Demand BACKED BY FINES,. JAIL A Move To Halt Resale Of  Materials At Black. Market Prices 

NPA Order Bans Black  Marketing   Business, Individuals  Told Not to Stockpile 55 Vital Materials

Hoarding of Scarce Materials Is Banned   National Production Authority Compiles List of 55 Items Essential to Defense and Civilian Needs — Cement s Placed at Top.   ‘BLACK MARKET’ SAFEGUARD

NPA Puts 55 Materials On Essential List   Metals, Chemicals, Building Items Are Placed Under Ban

NPA Clamps Hoarding Ban   Tough Decree Is Aimed At Stopping ‘Black Market’

List of 55 Vital Items Designated   Decree Outlaws Undue Accumulation, Slaps At Black Mart.

Prohibits Resale at High Prices  Order Makes It [legal to Acquire Any Accumulation

Ban Hoarding Of 55 Searce  Commodities   ‘Order Makes Unlawful  The Accumulation of  Exeess of Products

Hoarding Banned © By NPA   Decree Makes Illegal Possession of Excessive Amounts of 55 Scarce WarEssential Materials

werense Urder Bans Hoarding  Fifty-Five Scarce Materials Listed by National Production Authority  That Will ,Be Illegal for Business Men, Consumers and Householders  Te Accumulate—Edict Also Prohibits Acquiring  Products for Resale at Above-Market Prices  WASHINGTON, Dee. 28—P)\—The National Production authority today banned hoard ing of 55 scarce materials essential to defense and civilian production, The order makes it Segal for ‘business men, consumers and householders to accumulate  these products in excess of the “reasonable demands.” Jt also specifically hibits acquiring the products for resale at prices in excess ee guar Aa ee I I a

Ns feos eta 2407 80 won  NPA Anti-Hoarding Order Covers 595  Searce Materials

Production Authority Bans Hoarding of Searee Materials Essential to Defense

NPA Clamps Strict Curbs On Hoarding  Lists 55 Essential   Lists 55 Essential Materials US Must Have For Arms Plan

$10,000 Fines For Violations  Of NPA Order   Lumber, Iron Pipe, Chemieals Included

Hoarding of 55 Scarce Items  Banned ByNPA   Provisions Specifically Aimed at Black Market: Cutbacks Noted

Hoarding Of List Ruled Punishable  Building Supplies,   Building Supplies, Metals, Chemicals Among Restricted

APY VAIS SLOOVLIGVOY £4 LU OO  WASHINGTON — The National Production Authority today banned hoarding of 55 scarce materials essential to defense and civilian production.

BACKED BY FINES, JAIL  A Move To Halt Resale Of! Materials At Black Market Prices

Sweeping Order Prohibits Holding Of Excess Supply  NPA Ruling Places Consumer items on Fall Restriction

(Hoarding of 55 Materials Is’ Banned by Government Order   Householders And Merchants Hit By StiffPenalty Curb

Pipe, Metals, And Cement  Are Included   Acquiring Of Products For Resale On Black Market Declared Illegal

Hoarding of 55 Essential Materials Banned By Production Authority: Penalties Drastic

Government Bans Hoarding of 55 Scarce Materials   Building Needs, Chemicals and Metals Included in Today’s NPA Order.

(Includes Steel, Lumber:  Hoarding of 55 War Materials Forbidden by National Board

Some Cheerful News  Anti-Hoarding Order t to Have Little Effect on Housewife —

Hoarding Ban fs Slapped On Many Scarce Materials   National Production Authority Lists 55 Fesential tems.

Federal Order Aimed to-Guard Defense Needs   Building Materials, Long List of Metals, Chemicals Named

NPA Puts 55 Materials On Essential List  Metals, Chemicals Buildi ng Items Are  se oe i oe ee 

Order Aimed To Prevent Speculation   55 Materials Put Under Hoarding Ban by Government

Hoarding Scarce Materials Tabbed Forbidden by NPA   New Order Is Direct Blow At Black Marketing As 55 Items Are Listed

Violators Face Up to $10,000,  Year in Prison   Everyone Inciuded In NPA Decree; Black Marketing Barred ...

Bans Hoarding Qf 55 Materials   NPA Order Makes It Illegal For Anyone To Accumulate Item:

KKkKkKkKkk HPA BANS HOARDING OF 55 SCARCE MATERIALS ESSENTIAL TO DEFENSE

Ruling Aimed At Black Marketing   Order Makes It Illegal For Businessmen, Consumers Or Householders To Accumulate Products In Excess Of Demands

Ruling By Nationa Production Authorit; Lists Defense Item:   Ban Hoarding of Household Goods   Order Includes Cement, Lumber, Chemicals, Metals and Paper

Hoarding of Scarce Materials Banned   Federal Agency Announces a.List of 55 Articles; Violation of Hoarding Order Punishable by $10,600 Fine, Prison Term

BUSINESS, CONSUMERS AFFECTED   Business Men and Householders Are Forbidden to Accumulate in Excess of Reasonable Demands.   HIT BLACK MARKET IN BAN ON RESALE   Lumber, Building Materi als, Paper, lron and Other Metals Placed on AntiHoarding List.

$10,000 Fine Year in Jail for Chiselers   Cement, Plywood, Iron Pipe, Metals, Chemicals Listed

Imprisonment, Fines Ordered For Violations   Resale at Prices In Excess of Market Value Prohibited

Hoarding Ban Slapped On 55 Scarce Items  U. S. Cracks Down In Excess Of Any Reasonable Demand

NPA Clamps Hoarding Ban On Nation   Order Includes 55 Items ‘Essential to. Production

U.S. Bans Hoarding Of 55 Scarce and Essential Items  Includes Metals, Chemicals, and

NPA Order Includes 55 ltems   Action Is Taken To Curb ‘Black And Gray Markets’

Decree Extends Earlier Order By U. 5. Agency   Accumulation Of Items In Excess Of ‘Reasonable  Demands’ Banned

Hoarding Of War Goods s Forbidden   : Government Blocks Black Market in Scarce Materials

55 Materials Listed in Ban On Hoarding  New NPA Order Aimed at Efforts To Blackmarketr

Hoarder Ban Placed On 55 Scarce Items   Includes Household  Hoarding, Leaves. Way Open: For Additions

Hoarding Banned On 55 Materials By National Order   Production Authority Says Businessmen, Resident Use Limited an Itemea

FLOOD AND FIRE MENACE BRIDGEPORT   Lightning Rips Open Oil Tank, Sets it Ablaze as Rain Floods Stores and Houses.   OIL FILM OVER FLOOD WATERS   Gardens Ruined, 14-Block Area of Town Endangered; Water as Deep as 3 Feet in Streets.

OIL FIRE, FLOOD HIT BRIDGEPORT   LIGHTNING STRIKES OIL STORAGE TANK DURING CLOUDBURST

Say Bednasek Used ‘Murder’ Term Himself   Defendant In Co-ed’s Strangling Case Re fused Test of Blood

TO START PLANTING   Baldwin Man Began Oats Seeding in Frosty Soil This Morning   SEE LARGER ACREAGE

Baldwin Man Began Oats Seeding in Frosty Soil This Morning   SEE LARGER ACREAGE

MacArthur Doesn't Believe Red People Want Shooting War   Masses Probably Are Against It. Since Thav Ara Daina Well.

Believes Public Opinion Wont Allow Strugate   Points Out That Russians Doing Well At Present

MacArthur Sees No Hot War for Now   Russians Doing Too Well Now To Change, He Says

AIDE TO MAYOR POST SOUGHT BY ADELSON   Administrative Assistant Job Would Pay $0,000   Appolnted Official Would Ba Rosponsible Only To Chict Exe oulive; Teitz Drawing Ordinance

AIDE TO MAYOR POST PROPOSED BY ADELSON   Administrative Assistant Job Would Pay $6,000   ' cutive  Appointed Official Would Bo Rosponaible Only Lo Chief Exe ‘Teitz, Drawing Ordinance

SHOULD AMERICA LET KREMLIN KNOW Where Deadline Is That Means War?

Truman Drafts Tax Proposals   Forecasts Predict Boost On ‘Moderate’ Scale

Truman's Tax Plan Prepared For Congress   Details Reported incomplete; Rules Rebellion Flares

Western’ Foreign Pollcy is Hoped for Outcome of London Big Three Meeting Next Week

Big Three To Meet Next Weel In London   Foreign Ministers To Sketch Plan Against Communist Aggression

Foreign Ministers To Sketch Design To Throttle Reds  Meet in London Next Week on  fm 1 3 ALAS...

Takes Poor Debtor's. Atomic Power Oath And Goes Free For Ship Use

Navy Sends Marine Units fo Far East  President, Advisers in Secret Meeting

Navy Orders U.S. Marines info Far East   More B-29s Sent; Truman, Top Chiefs Hold Secret Meeting

U.S. Marines Ordered to  Korean Zone  White House Meet Alcan PD atnfannaec   White House Meet Also Reinforces ‘Far East Air Arm

Southerners Say Farn Price Bill Can Be Passed   ‘Rebels’ Claim Enough Support For Cotten Measure

Reconsideration Of Measure s Approval Talked  Caittth Waald Renefit   South Woesld Benefit In Acreage Under Compromise Proposal

Victory For Farm Price Props Seen   Sen. Russell Says He Has Enough Votes to Assure Bill's Passage

Southern Bloc. Sights Victory On Farm Prices  Russell Rallying Full Support for  rr i gf @,

Reconsideration Of Measure s Approval Talked  South Woald Benefit In Acreage Under

Line Up Votes on Farm Prices   _ South Claims Enough to Clinch Approval by U.S. Senate

SOUTHERN SENATORS MUSTER STRENGTH FOR FINAL VOTE ON FARM PRICE SUPPORT MEASURE 

Both Parties Predict Farm Bill Victory   Southerners Claim New Votes to Cinch Action In Senate on Measure

Chinese Red Withdrawal in Northwest May Mean Regrouping For Attack

TEXAS HOUSE VOTES 106-0 ON NEW LAWS   Rural Phone Bill Also Given Nod; Deadlock Broken

ANNUAL DRIVE IS (ORGANIZED FOR © “MARCH OF DIMES”  Public Urged To Give Generously To Aid In Bight Acaingt. Palin -

Yugoslavia Calls On U.N. To Stop at 38th   Foreign Minister Calls On Russia To End ‘Cold War’

Calls For Halt OfU.N. Troops A 8th Parallel  Yugoslavia Se ns Plan For fy lutio Of Korean Wa ius

VISHINSKY IS LASHED Pea ee  Yugoslavia Brands Ko-Red  Movement As Aggression

Reds Blasted By Yugoslavia  Aele Birecin Ta Wal:   Asks Russia To Halt Cold War Activities

Belgians Clash On Eve of Poll For Exiled King   Plebiscite Scheduled Today Will Decide Status of Leopold

Ist British Troops Are Aiding U.N.   Headquarters Reports Reds Lose Chances of End-Run to the Port of Pusan   Planes Hit Stores   Warning Is Given About - Possible Breakthrough  in East

Reds Cut Behind Allied Lines At Pohang; Pusan Port Is Considered Safe   40,000 TO 60,000 TROOPS STILI. BUILD UP FOR PUSH AGAINST ALLIES :

‘End-Run’ To Pusan Now Is  Held Unlikely   Communists Building Up Army North Of Taegu; Situation Anneare Imnrovaod

Kigye Re-won On East Line By Allied Unit   Infiltrating Enemy Sets Up Roadblock On Yonkchon Route

McGrath Says Government  Will Appeal   Quick Decision Based on Ruling That Civil and Criminal Charges Not Sunparted by Reeord

Union Contended It Was Not to Blame For Miners Not Returning to Work

Pinball Machines Are Released by Houston Constable   Lack of Funds + Sriwvue Action by  fficar

GOP Pounces On Presidential ‘Gag Issue   Congressional Races To Use New Issue For Campaigning

Will Provide  Campaign Fire  Wil Pro Rebuff   Leaders Lauded for ‘Wonderful Job’ by Lucasin Move to Ease Rebuke

Speech Order Draws Mixed Views From  Congressmen Republicans Make   Republicans Make Campaign Issue Of Truman’s Action

MacArihur’s Case Looming As GOP Issue   Republicans Propose To Make Incident Into Fuel for Congressional Campaign Fires

Senators Drive For Profits Tax  Demes Offer Rider To Check Profiteers.

MACARTHUR GAG TAKEN AS ISSUE BY REPUBLICANS   Party Leaders Plan To Make Truman's Order Against For. mosa Statement Campaign Material.

Republicans To Make Most Of MacArthur Issue   President Makes The Policies, Sen. Lucas Reminds

Democrats Insist Boss Is Truman   Incident Is. Certain to “Be One of Leading Issues ‘of Campaign in .. Kall Election   Asks Clear Picture   Senator Morse Calls for Armed Services Men ’ to Investigate .

GOP TO MAKE ISSUE OF “GAG” ON MACARTHUR   Congressional Reaction to Re buke of General Follows Party Lines.

“Gag” Order Is - Campaign Issue   Withdrawal of MacArthur Speech By Truman Certain to Become Fall Election Feature

MacArthur ‘Gag’ Gives G.0.P. Issue   Truman's Ban On Statement Stirs Ruckus

Republican Support to MacArthur   Presidential ‘Gag’ 1s Ammunition For Party Campaign Bickerings  bm? oe es ee ee ee ee ee ne ee   Effect of Incident Will Prevent Recurrence Of  Publie Airing of Views

MacArthur Gag Stirs New Issue Within Congress  Republicans Back General: Senator

Split Viewed with Concern   Sotons Follow Party Lines® in New Wranale

Presidential “Gag” Order Is Pounced Upon By Republicans As Issue for Coming Campaign

MacArthur Gag Will Become Campaign Issue  Washington Reaction Mostly Follows a in  Party Lines

Action Hit, Defended at  Same Time   Presidential Order Described as ‘Gag’ By Some Republican:

_-_Mac ARTHUR— ‘Gag’ Order Assailed By Republicans  Formosa Incident ‘A Campaign Issue

Speech Order Draws Mixed Views. From  Congressmen  Republicans Make  Carnnaien Toeowa Cit

Republicans Pounce on What T hey Call “Gag” of MacArthur by Traman as Issue for Fall Political Campaign

‘Gag? Order Be Tiel By GOP  In Campaien   Opinions Widely Differ In Comment  On MacArthur

Korean Situation Given Discussion For Two Hours  Details Of Important   Details Of Important Session Not Released By Press Secretary

Leopold Fate Up to Voters   Belgians Balloting On “Comeback Today

Belgian Ballot Today Sets Leopold Fate   Exiled Ruler Awaits Popolar Opinion On Throne Return

Belgians Vote OnKing state   5,500,000 Casting Ballots on Future Of Exiled Monarch

Exiled King To Get Answer  On His Return to Belgium; Expect 3,200,000 to Vote

King’ s Return  Upt to Belgians   Election Today to Be Guide For Parliament

U.S. Orders 16 to 37 Pct. Cut In Rubber   Curbs Civilian Use To Build Up Defense Stock of Material

Bridges Case In Jury Hands   81-Day Trial For Perjury Reaches End

BRIDGES JURY STILL LABORS   Enters Fifth Day Of De. liberations Without Reaching Verdict

BRIDGES JURY IN DEADLOCK   Weary Jurors In Fifth Day of Deliberation In Perjury Case

Bridges Jurors Ask Rereading of Key Testimony   Return to Work in Second Day After Long Dinner

Jury Near Verdict In Bridges Case   Must Decide Whether He Was Communist

Bridges Jury Near Verdict   Request For Clarification Is Interpreted To Mean Agreement On Perjury Count.

GALVESTON BISHOP DIES      West Coast Jury Ponders Fate Of Harry Bridaes

Jury Considers Fate Of Bridges   Observers Expect Long Deliberation

Bridges’ Jury Resumes Work   No Indication of How Debate Is Geing

Senator McCarthy Renews Demand  ‘Acheson Be Fired   Labels Secretary of State ‘Red Dean of Fashion’ In GOP Convention Talk

BACK TO CLASSES   K. U. Will Reopen Monday After Week's Laster  Vacation

DAUR SV ULASOES  K. U. Will Reopen Monday After Week's Easter  Vacation

October Draft County Quota For Five Men   Missouri to Have 1.205 to Report During Month

 Burglar’s Jimmy Needed to Enter Most Protestant Churches at Night

Entire Nations Could Be Wiped Out By String Of Blasts Physicist Warns Of Scorched-Earth Warfare  With Wind-Borne Radioactivity Of H-Bombs

ALIViG RESUS ASSHe  Administration May Be Able iTo Break Senate Filibuster

Administration Is  Close To ‘Gag’ On FEPC Opposition   Secret Southern Poll Indicates President’s Forces May Be Within Striking Distance Of Blocking Filibuster On Measure

Civil Rights Believed Dead Issue For Now   Poll Indicates Administra: tion May Have FPEC Blocked

Southerner: May Defeat Filibuster  Civil Rights Bill   Civil Rights Bill Up For Argument  In Senate Session

FREED MARINE FLIER, ‘WIFE STAGE REUNION   Bender Dodges Mob of Well-Wishers; Tells Them He'll Rejoin His Unit

Roseland Soldier Reported Missing  On Korean Front Adrian ] Kaucinlok 92.   Adrian J. Kusiolek, 28, Was With Medical Unit

Roseland Soldier Reported Missing On Korean Front   Adrian J. Kusiolek, 28, Was With Medical Unit

Will Truman Try Promotion  For Allison   While Attending 35th Div. Reunion and in Speech at Columbia

COOL ACROSS KANSAS   ‘Forecast Calls For Fair Weather  For Sunday and Monday

U.S. ACCUSES BUDAPEST REDS OF BRUTALITY   American Expected To Enter Plea ‘During Day

Events In Near Future To Decide Possibility Of War   President, Touring Midwest, Warns Terrible: Weapons Would ‘Tear Up Our Cities By The Roots’; Chief Executive Blasta At GOP Isolationists In Galesburg Talk

"Terrible Weapons’ Could Tear up Cities by Roots, He Warns; Says Isolationists Could Cause New War

Possibility Of War Noted By Truman   Says ‘Terrible Weapons’ Could Tear Up Cities

Entire Treasury of Union Imperiled by Defiance of Courts   Union’s Fortune of Many Millions May Be Taken If Court Elects to Fine Rebellious Miners for Contempt

U.M.W. Treasury Liable for Fines   Entire Amount, Estimated at $13 to $20 Million, En dangered by Miners’ Defiance of Court Order.

Jnion Funds, Estimated as High as $20,000,000, Endangered by Action of Federal Judge in Citing Them for Contempt—John L. Lewis Personally is Not Included—Given Until Friday  to Return to Jobs.   NO-SIGNS OF COMPLIANCE

COAL MINER‘ STAY AWAY FROM PITS   Treasury Of 13 Millions Endangered By Action  HEARING   Scheduled By Judge Keech Monday Unless Workers Return In Meantime

Entire Treasury Of Idle Miners Said In Danger   Rationing Of Soft Coal In Bay State Starts Foday; 7-Day Supply. Allowed

Soft Coal Strikes Unfazed By New Court Demands: Riots In Kentucky

Entire Treasury of Striking Coal Miners Is Endangered by Defiance of Federal Court Order

Wintry Blasts Accent Effects Of Coal Strike   372,000 United Mine Workers Shrug Off  Government Orders

Aine Union aces Loss Mf Treasury  UMW Is Given Until  Pt, on, Bad b4n

Union, But Not Lewis, Is Cited For Contempt   Spirit of Rebellious In: difference Reportec in Coal Fields

Wintry Cold Adds Misery To Fuel-Shy_ U. S. People   Union Deadline Set As Friday To Show  Cooperation Desire

Hearing Friday On Defiance of Court's Orders   Men in Field Greet Threat of Fines With Spirit of Rebellion —

Treasury Of Striking Coal Miners Is Endangered By Defiance Of Court Orde

Court Sets Friday As Mining Deadline   UMW Facing Threat of Big Fine Under Keech Contempt Citation

Miners Ignore Threat of Fine   Must be at Work By Friday to Avoid Contempt Sentence

Miners Endanger Entire Treasury  Contempt Citation of Diggers May Lead to Heavy Penalties

UMW Cited, Has Until Friday To Resume Digging   Back-To-Work Orde Renewed By Judge, Ignored By Workers

Deadline Friday to Get to Work      Men Ignore Contempt Order; 20 Million in Treasury in Danaer

Defiance May Cost  Miners   Stiff Fine of Union Likely Since Men Show No Signs of Obeying Court Order to Work

Court Order Sets Friday As Deadline      UMW Subject to Penatry   That Will Imperil All Resources if Members Fail to Resume Work

If Union Fails To Comply With Work Order By Friday, Hearings Will Commence Monday

Grim Miners Unmoved By Court Action   New Violence In Kentucky Fields; Pickets Active

Coal Miners’ Treasury Is Endangered   Spirit of Rebellious Indifference Noted: Friday the Deadline

BAND OF 100 MEN BEATS 2 OWNERS OF COAL PLANT   Mob Upsets Office Furniture and Overturns Trucks of Nonunion Concern iv Kentucky.   [OTHER VIOLENCE TAKES PLACE IN STATI  [   10,000 IHinois Miners to Strike Today—Chicago’s Fuel Supplies Nearly Exhausted.   RULLETIN.

Chilly Blasts Accent Tieup In Coal Mines  372,000 Workers Remain Idle As Court Orders Rain

Sentiments  Of Miners  Unchanged Disorder Erupts  In Kentucky; Schools Suffer

Court Is Defied As Coal Diggers Refuse to Work   Failure To Comply Could Lead to Fines And Bankruptcy

United Mine Workers Given Until Friday To Answer Court On Contempt Charge

Mine Owners Beaten As Violence Flares   Trucks  ‘Dumped, Furniture Upset At Coal Procaccing: Plank

MINE STRIKE IS DANGER 10 UMW COFFERS   Federal Court Could Wipe Out Assets Of Union

Coal Union Cited for Contempt   Given Until Friday To Clear Self; Entire Treasury Periled.

Effects Of Coal Shortage Are Accentuated By The Late Arrival Of Cold Winter Winds

Striking Union Ordered To Tell Own Story Friday  Judge Not Limited In Amount of Fines If Fight Goes On

UMW Treasury Threatened By Contempt Actior  But Miners Appear Stubborn; Lewis Not Cited ByJudge .

TREASURY OF COAL MINERS ENDANGERED   UMWA Cited’ for Contempt; Ordered to Explain By Friday.

Strike Enters Seventh Week Amid Violence   Diggers Vow They'll Stay Out Until New Contract Is Signed

COAL STRIKERS FACE BIG LOSS   Entire Treasury Of Union Endangered By Refusal To Obey Order And Re. turn ‘Toa Work.

Defiance Of Miners Threat. To Union Funds Coal Union Cited For  Contempt As Diggers Ignore Court. Order

Coal Miners: Defy Contempt Citation   Union’s Treasury Endangered As Diagers Iqnore Court Order

Total Funds a Treasury Ye Menaced  By I Refusals:   Workers Still Defy Orders To Return;  Demand Contract

Miners ScorningContempt Action  One Declares Union Will Survive Fines

UMW Treasury Endangered By Continued Strike   Miners Cited For yey Of Court And Must Answer Friday; Lewis In Clear But Diggers Show No Inclination To Resume Work   Wintry Blasts Accent Shortage Of Coal As Miners Stay On Strike

Temperatures   Judge Gives Union Until Friday To Clear Record; Vast Treasury In Danger If Defiance Continues

‘Cash Of Mine Workers Is  Threatened   Contempt Citation Endangers Huge Fund Held By Union; Men Stay Away From Worl

Friday Deadline Fixed ‘On Contempt Citation   Strikers Appear Indifferent To Consequences Of Refusal To Heed Back-ToWork Order: Heavy Fines Possible.

Coal Miners Say Citation Will Not Alter Their Stand    Prospect Of Heavy Fine Fails To Spur Back To  Work Movement

Cold Accenting Coal Shortage   Rebelling Miners Keep Right On Striking Deanite Chill.

Cite Diggers For Contempt; Lewis ‘Clear’  Defy Judge; Refuse To End Their Strike

_ Treasury Of Striking * MinersIsE ndangered. By Defiance Of Order

Men Are Indifferent to Situation, Is Coal Field Report  * on Sirtke

UMW Funds, Estimated To Exceed $13 Millions, Can Be Wiped Out by Jurist

Double Guard In Pen Riots   New Mexico Outbreak Injures 5 Sentinels

HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN WESTERN STATES   Winds Send Dust Flying in South.  west and Parts of Rocky Mountain Area,

Calls for End: Of Occupation In 18 Months   vu. ‘S. to Seek British and ‘ French Agreement —~   . AT CONFERENCE   Would Maintain Allied Troops in Western Ger; many as Defense Force.

Acheson May Seek Allied Occupation Agreements  Status Of American Forces In Germany

Acheson Wants British, French Make Agreement   American Aim Is To End West German Controls In About 18. Months

‘Big Three Talks To Discuss Ending German Control   End of Occupation, but Not Withdrawal of Troops Expected

Secretary Will Seek Agreement   Acheson Going to Anglo Capital to. Get British and French Accord on Ending Controls   To Retain Troops   Soldiers Would Remain in Germany to Hold Cold War Line

Agreement To Be Sought On Occupation Cut   U.S. Seeks to End AIlied Controls in West. ern Germany

Would Not Move Allied Troops Under Proposal  End Of Qecupation fn About 78 Months * Said UL &. Objective

ENDING ALLIED OCCUPATION TO BE SOUGHT   Secretary of State Acheson to Leave Saturday for London

Withdrawal 01 Allies From Germany Sought   Acheson To Ask Big  Three Approval of  Occupation End

Control Halt To Be Sought   Acheson Will Try To End German Oc.  cupation Controls BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Bia Three To Study German Occupation   Secretary Acheson To Ask Allies For New Policy

Sec. Acheson to Seek Agreement On Ending of Allied Occupational Controls

Defense Force To Be Retained For Cold War  DNerician Niue Soon Or   Decision Due Soon On Future Of Reich

Agreement for Reduction of Allied Control in Germany Is Acheson Atm

‘Big Three’ To Discuss  Proposal  Acheson Would End Program In 18 Months

A Lot of People Want to Know Beardsley’s Plans   But Governor Isn’‘t Saying Yet What He Intends to Do

Reds Seizing U. S. Consular Property At Peiping   ! Speculation On Governor's Political Plans Swing Back Toward Senator 

WAIT TO LEARN FUTURE PLAN OF IOWA GOVERNOR   Many Guess Now He’s Going to Try For Senate Seat

Friends Say He May Run  For Senate  His Decision Is  Key for Others.

House Splif On Cigaret Tax Increase   Other Plans for Raising Money Stir Arguments

Colombian Quake Toll Still Rises   New Temblor Rocks Salazar; 270 Dead, Hundreds Injured  In Week-End Shocks

Socialists Get Election Lead   Party Opposes Re-Armine   Party Opposes Re-Arming Of Western. Eurone ’

Socialists Lead {n Bavarian Elections  Christian Democrats Second: Rede Trail

U. S., England Back Proposal  For Cease-Fire   Negotiated Peace Is Ain Of Resohition Drawn In United Nations

Search Plane Reports Raft In Baltic Sea   Hope Is Revived in Hunt  For 10 Men Missing Since April &

RURAL CHURCH IS SCENE OF PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDING  Miss Beverly Heiman And } Dary! Fickbohm  ee Cane d OT

Prospector For Oil And Gas In State   Commonwealth Has Leasec (97 219 Ancenc af Ctatan

Phone Strike Deadline Nea   Situation Remains Critical; No Hope — Seen for Settlement

‘No Offer Made, Beirne e Says           Phone Peace Parley Fails; Strike Looms

Phone Peace Hope Fades   Sides Farther Apart Than Ever as Strike Deadline Draws Near

NO AGREEMENT (IN PHONE FIGHT   Strike Deadline. February  - 24, Approaches With No Prospect That Walkout May Re Averted. ~

JANUARY 23 LAST DAY FOR FILING PETITIONS FOR OFFICE IN SPRING PRIMARY ELECTION

TWO DEATHS IN FARM FIRE AT ADDIEVILLE   Mother and Daughter Are Victims; Son Seriously  Burned..

TWO WOMEN ARE FATALLY BURNED ATADDIEVILLE   EXPLOSION AND FIRE DESTROY FARM HOME MAN ALSO INJURED

GIRL 1S HUNTED AFTER 4 KILLED   Officers Believe Lola Jean Fansler May Be Dead Also

ARKANSAS POSSE HUNTING FELONS KILLS A FARMER   State Official Wounded in Exchange of Shots With Crippled Recluse Near North Little Rock.   ONE ESCAPEE CAUGHT; THREE STILL AT LARGE   Qdus Eaton, Barefoot and Hungry, Arrested at Rural Store 20 Miles East of State Capital.

Oil Heiress Weds Cobbier’s Son  Millianaive Moaltavthyu ‘Bauviane’ af Rawuahbiew 7

McCarthy Reported To Be ‘’Furious’’ Over Marriage Of Young Daughter

Oilman Hits Ceiling When Daughter Follows His Footsteps In Marriage

Doors Left Open For Peace Talks   Offer to Negotiate; But With No Thought of Ap negapement. Follows Traman-Attlee Conferences

Truman and Atflee Are Firm in Decision Against Appeasement: To Push Military Preorarations

Agree On Speedy Military Preparations Until Communist Powers “Modify Their Conduct’: Blame Russia And Red China.

‘big Two’ Offer Reds New Talks   Truman, Attlee Say They'll Not Apnpease Russia

Truman, Attlee Hold Open Offer To Negotiate —   Blame Russia, Red Chinz For Present State Of World Crisis

Attlee, Truman Stull Willing To Negotiate   Statement Calls War Inter: vention, Not Ageression

Agree On No Korean Pact Appeasement  Both Nations Plan to Speed  Rearm Program

Truman, Attlee Pose Negotiation; GOP Criticai on Formesa, Chiang

Appeasement Is Ruled Out   Agree to Push Mobilization in US, Britain

Negotiation Offer Open To Communists  Way Left Open For Settlement After Conference a i ee

Russians, Chinese Reds Made Offer   Truman, Attlee Offer To Negotiate With  Russians. Chinese

Doors Ajar Tf Reds Care   To Come In   Truman and Attlee, However, RuJe Out Any Appeasement

APPEASEMENT GUT, STATE LEADERS   Blame Russia For Troubled State Of World  COMMUNIQUE   Stresses Need For Allied Military Build-Up In Western Germany 

Truman, Attlee Hold Open Way Ly End War  » Officials Seeking 0. Find Way Out

Truman, Attlee Hold Open Way To End War   Officials Seeking To Find Way Out Of Korean Battle

Offer Held Open For Negotiation With 2 Nations   Truman, Attlee Have No Appeasement Idea

Appeasement Out, Allied Leaders Agree   Offer To Negotiate With Russia Held Open, However

World Unrest Blame Placed On Communism  Powers To Continue Military Buildup

Truman, Attlee Hold Door Oper For Negotiation Joint Statement On  Talks. Rules Out _ Any Appeasement

RHEE 1S BITTER  Korean President Disappointed Over Truman - Attlee Talks

Truman-Aitlee  Offer           AGREE: U: Sy BRITAIN: “MUST  PREPARATION FOR WORLD: DEF!

Truman, Attlee Hold Door Open For Peace Talks   Britain, U. S. Speed Military Preparations For Defense of Worlc

NOT TO APPEASE   Truman And Attlee Offer To Negotiate With Russia And China—Will Speed  Up Rearmament.

RESIGNATION OF OWLETT iS URGED   Fine Hints Committeeman Should Give Up Position

Question About Owlett Raised   Fine Raises Question Whether Owlett Should Hold State GOP Post

Asks M'Carthy  For Evidence   Tydings Hits Charge That Files ‘Raped’

Challenge M’'Carthy To Prove Charges Loyalty Files Have Been Raped

McCarthy Challenged  ByTydings   Back Up With Proof Charge That Files Were ‘Raped’, Is Tydings Demand

Republican Legislators to Except Less Than Half of Governor’s Program

RAFT LAW E-EXTENDED-—  mu D      Tells Committee “Bad Situation” Naw Ewicte

Some fo Campaign on Truman Blunder on Marine Corps   Republican Member of House Prints 50,000 Copies of Letter.

Truman’s Marine Faux Pas Makes Nice Ammunition ut Coming Political Campaign

Governors Query Aide on Policies  PTT a. . en a ee   State Department Worker: YTermed ‘Loyal Outfit?

Birth, Death Rate In District Higher During Past. Yeai   ‘At 960; Deaths, 381

Birth, Death Rate In District Higher During Past Year   Annual Statistical Repor - Shows Number Of Births At 960; Deaths, 381

Negro Must Be Admitted   Special Court, Orders “Action By University

House Passes Tax ‘Leophole’ Bill Plugging   Measure Lays $90,000,000   Levy on Underwriters  Tn New Prauoram

HOUSE PUTS OK ON LEVY ON INSURANCE   Measure Now Goes To Senate; Will Plug Socalled ‘Loophole’

House Approves Bill Calling For $90,000,000 Insurance Firm Tax as Urged by Truman

RISK FIRM TAX ~~ VOTED BY HOUSE   ATTEMPT TO PUSH. THROUGH QUICK CUT IN EXCISE LEVIES FAILS.

GOP Fails to Push Across Excise Tax Reduction in House   Effort to Force Vote on “Quickie? Measure Blocked on Technicality: Bill Laying Levy On Life Insurance Companies Sent to Senate

Test Voting On 2 Main Issues Due  In Congress   FEPC Measure, Bill On Refugees Slated For Early Attention

Test Votes On Truman's Bills Likely   Congress Will Get  Down to Some Rea Business This Weel On DP, FEPC Bills

Congress Ready To Settle Down To Rea! Business   Voting Possible This Week On DP And Civil Rights “Proposals: Issues Have Top Priority On Truman's Program

Solons Back On the J ob   D. P. and FEPC Bills Expected to Be High On Congress Agenda

Congress Gets Down fo Work After a Layoff   Test Votes Possible on Two Top Truman Issues This Week

Congress May Get Down To  Business Now   Members Have Roamed Country To Make Political Speeches

‘ongress To ettle Down ‘or Business   Two Issues; DP, Em ployment Bill, Or Week's Agenda

EFFORT PRESSED FOR OPEN DOOR TO FOREIGNERS   Fair Employment Practices Measure Also Awaiting Action By’ Congress This Week — AdpietiatiGn Pushes  its.

Conaress Goes Info Action After Lull  Test Votes Loom On FEPC and  7; aC

Test Votes On Displaced Persons, Civil Rights May Come This Week

Congress Settles Down fo Business After “Inaction”   Test Votes on 2 Top Truman Issues May Come Soon

Congress About Ready To Work   Arizona Project Will Come Up For Senate Vote Tomorrow

2 FAIR DEAL ISSUES LOOM IN CONGRESS   Test Votes Possible On Disputed DP, FEPC Bills

Wallace Is to Be Queried by  House Committee   Former Vice President Is to Be Asked Later About Uranium Shipment

Foreign Ministers Pledge Never To Use Strength Of Free World For Aaaression

38 INTO SIGMA XI   > K. U. Faculty Members Were Also Honored by the Society

Search Plane Missing in Northland  Craft Hunting for C-54 Transport Listed Unreported

Second Rescue Plane Missing  Radios Pick Up SOS Siaqnals Over Yukon

YUKON SEARCH PLANE 15 MISSING   CRAFT DISAPPEARS NORTH OF WHITEHORSE — HUNT FOR IF 18 BEGUN.   BULLETIN.

Denham Ousted as General Counsel for NLRB by Truman  Action Abruptly’ Ends Long, Harsh Feud Within Group

Denham Quits NLRB Office Under Attack   Truman Asks Resignation Following Long Battle Over FT-H Oneratinns

Denham Fired As NLRB Aide   Truman Ousts Counsel, Hits At Taft-Hartley Act

Truman Fires Denham as  NLBB Counsel   Taft Blasts Action as Surrender to CIO Committee

Denham Quits tn Harsh End To NLRB Feud   Senator Taft Sees Truman Request for Counsel’s  Job as a ‘Bow to CIO’

DENTAM FIRED BY PRESIDENT   Feud setween N.L.R.B. Gener: al Counsel is Abrupily Ended

Denham Fired By Truman as NLRB Counsel   Taft Charges President Plays Ball With CIO

Denham Fired From Board On  Truman Order Labor Board Counsel Quits,   Labor Board Counsel Quits,  Reveals President’s Demand

NLRB Chief Under Fire From Labor   Ohioan Says President Surrendered to ClO At Secret Meeting

Denham Ousted as ‘General Counsel for NLRB by Truman  Action Abruptly Ends Long, Harsh Feud Within Group   Savs T-H Reason

NLRB’s Counsel Fired By Truman   Denham Resigns In Move To End Feud

Truman Ousts Denham from Labor Board   Taft Labels Firing ‘Payoff’ “Ts CIO-PAC

Communists Worse’ Than Japs, Declare Liberated No. Koreans  Northerners Tell Reporter They Liked Red Policy Of Redistributing The Lanc

Cook Describes Iron Curtained Life North Koreans Say Reds Worst Rulers

Senate Expected To Vote On Denfeld Successor Today  Dispute Still Raging Over Whether Ousted Admiral Issued Commission

Invasion Of Tibet Expected   Communist Puppet Government Reported Ready to Take Over.

Britain And China Backed Rival Lamas ‘There And Chinese Sponsored Lama Had To Flee

Puppet Govt. Reported Ready for Tibet; Reds  Hint Anew at Invasion

Communists Eve Tibet   Reds Form Puppet State Near Border of ‘Lost Horizow Nation

Tibet Faces Next Sweep Of Red Tide   Riral Lamas, to Be Paren: Of Contest for Power Ju Mowntain Land

Puppet Regime Reported Formed In Nearby Area   Treaty Provides Communists Will Cuide Foreion Affairs. Get Minerals

TIBET MAY BE NEXT TO SEE RED INVASION   Chinese Communists Are Ready to Take  Over Border Nation

Sheriffs Study Insanity Types, At Convention   ‘Clinic for ‘Further Investigation 'to Be _ Held in State Hospital

Sheriffs Study. Insanity Types      ‘Clinic for Furthee Investigation :to' Be — Held in State Hasnital

Parents And Teachers Select Radio And TV Programs Suitable For Kids

TRAVERSE JURORS ARE DRAWN FOR FIRST WEEK OF APRIL CIVIL COURT: SCHEDULED T0 START APRIL 24TH: SECOND WEEK, MAY 1ST

Charles L. Bacon Heads State Legion   World War HU Vet. of Marshall Elected Today

COLD BLOOD KILLER   Youth Shot Down Another Boy Without Provocation f

Jury Clears Slayer of Thornton   Women Cheer When Admitted Killer Given Freedom

U. N. Denies Jap Troops  In Korea   North Korea Reds Make Charge Via Pyvongvang Radio

CAPITAL DECENTRALIZATION SOUGHT  It Is “Solemn Fact’: Reds Have A Number Of A-Bomb:

South Korean Soldiers Find People to North in Shreds, Tatters Under Communist Rule

Soviet-Made Yak Shot Down By U. S. Fighter   Enemy Plane Interferes With Evacuation Of Americans — Outlook Dark For South  wae me

Truman Won't Release Files To Senators   Decision Comes After FBI Chief Appears Before Senate Committee

TRUMAN WILL BAN ACCESS TO LOYALTY FILES   Position In Line With 1948 Executive Order and FBI Chief's Attitude.

Truman To Deny Request Of Senate   Investigation Continues As Hanson  Threaten McCarthy With Libel Suit

Truman Won't © Let Senators See FBI Records   Red Hunters Given Setback; Me € arthy’s Charges Denied by Lattimore Aides.

Truman Keeps Lid On Loyalty Files   Denies Investigators Permission to Examine

THREAT TO. SUPPLY LINE: IS AVERTED   Behind-the-Lines Block Had Threatened to Trap Troops of U. S, 27th Infantry.   BITTER FIGHT ON CENTRAL FRONT   United Nations Troops Hold Firm as B-29's Bomb Chonjin, Near Siberian Border.

Threat Removed In Sharp Tank, Troop Battle   Allied Troops Hold Steady Or Advance All Along Front;  B-29s Strike Again

Deadline Nears On Timetable of Invading Force   All of Key Points in Battle Lines are Still Held by Allies

Hills Seized AsRoadblock Is Shattered   Reds Had Shut Off Supplies For Yanks, Posed Trap Threat

U.S. Tanks Remove Block Ot Tae ‘ou Supply Route; 9(). 000 Reds Thrown In   Four Communist Tanks Hit

Allied Forces Hold Firm In Blazing Fight  90,000 Reds Are Ready For Toegu And. Puc

‘90,000 MEN SHOVED UP TO IBATTLEFRONT   Extreme Southern Fighting Reported Rough, Bitter

U. N. Forees Hold Firm or Advance All Along The  Allied Beachhead

Break Commie Roadblock On Taegu Trail   24th Infantry Retakes Position For Fifth Time

Advance In Some Sectors   U.S. Troops. Tank Wipe Out Communist Trap Behind Lines

Yanks Capture Hills Vital to  Pusan Defense   American Troops and Tanks Smash Enemy **Trap” Roadblock—  B-29s Pound Chongjin

U.S. Troops, Tanks Wipe Out Red Korean Roadblock Near Taegu   Threat of Choking U. S. Supplies Ends   Air Action Topped by B-29s Bombing Near Soviet Border

Allies Take Hills to Block Pusan Drive   Americans Stop New Foe Attack Against Taegu

2-HOUR TANK --BATTLE WON BY YANKS   United Nations Troops Hold Firm All Along Front  70 B-29'S   Hit Chongjin. Near Soviet Siberian Border, With 700 Tons Of Bombs

Tanks Wipe Out  Threatened Trap For U.S. Regiment  American Forcrec

Other Troops Block Gates To Pusan Port   United Nations Forces Hold Firm or Move Ahead on Entire Front

Check Threat To Supplies And Troops .  - Allied Forces Are  Still Holding Firm

Behind the Lines Road Tieup  Had Proved Severe Handicap Supplies Reaching UN Forces

Gateway To Pusan Held By Allies   Tank Battle Stops Reds Near Taegu; 70 B-29’s Plaster Chongiin In Raid

Tanks. Used at Taegu; Troops Retake 3 Hills   ~-Bitter Fighting Rages: -on-2 Fronts; Pershing Tanks Set Back Reds

Wipe Out A Taegu Threat .   Hold Firm, or Advance Along Naktong; Take Key Heights in South; Pohang Sector Quiet:

ey 000° Mon Mad Shoved Men Against Allied Lines B-29°S_ INTO ACTION  700 Tons of Explosives Dropped by U. S. on ongjin

Tanks Battle Gun-to-Gun; Heights Taken   Allied Troops Hold Firm in Most Areas, Advance in Others

Four American Tanks Win Two-Hour Battle Against Nine Russian-Built Machines.   B-29s UNLOAD BOMBS ON CHONGJIN

Allied Troops Hold Firm or Advance All Along 120-Mile Line   Enemy Attempt to Push Down Road to Taegu Is Halted in Blazing, 2-Hour Tank Battie

B-29 Bombers - Active; ‘Tanks In Victories   UN Forces Advance Or Hold Firm, Word

Fighting Bitfer On Central and Southern Lines   Allies Holding Firm Cr Advancing on All Korean Sectors

North Koreans Had Shoved 90,000 .Men Against Allied Lines   a  B-29S INTO ACTION  700 Tons of Explosives Dropped by U. S. on  Chongiin

Allies Also Hold Lines Near Taegu   Bloody Fighting in Progress as Invaders Try to Push Forward

Allied Supply Line From Taegu Stalled By Brief Blockade   American Troops and Tanks Regain Strategic Location After Two Hour Encounter

Americans Wipe  Out Threatening  Red Roadblock UN Ferces Holding   Fir Against Nine

Tanks, Troops Erase Barrier Which Choked Off Allied Supplies   Yanks In Southern Sector Capture 3 Hills to Block Coastal Gateway to Pusan; Bombers Blast At Chongjin

American’ Troops. and Tanks Eliminate ‘Enemy Forces:Behind Lines Which Had Blocked Supplies for Two Hours —Three Commanding Hills Cap - tured on Southern End of Battle Front to Halt-Reds Seeking to Advance Toward Pusan. A a   REDS HALTED AT ALL POINTS

‘Heavy Fighting Rages on Central Front; 70 B-29s Make Raid Close  To Russian-Siberian Border

Ihreatened Area 10 Miles North Of Vital Taegu  Mates Take Hills Nearer to Pusan

NORTH KOREAN ADVANCE GETS REAL SETBACK   ‘Enemy Force Is Estimated At Nine Divisions  Or 90,000 Men

B-29s Plaster Chongjin, Near Siberia Border   Americans Clear Taegu Supply Lane In Battle Of Tanks

Take 3 Hills and Control Pusan Road   Wipe Out Infiltrated Roadblock 10 Miles From Vital Taegu

Allied Troops Hold Firm or Advance All Along Perimeter   B-29s5 Hit City Near Siberian Line With 700 Tons of Bombs

Had Choked Off Allied Supplies On Taegu Front   U.N. Forces Holc Firm or Advance All Along Line

U.S. Troops, Tanks Knock ‘Out Red Roadblock In Fierce Fiochtino: Planes Active

UN Troops Hold Firm Or Advance   American. Tanks, Foot Soldiers Halt” Push to. Take Important ‘Ales Post   ‘Snipers Active.   U.S. Infantry, Combat Team From. Hawaii Held South Front

Temperatures   Supplies From Taegu Cut, 27th Regiment in Danger Of Entrapment for Time

United Nations Troops Advance  Over Wide Area   Red Korean Roadblock Near Taegu Broken Up By Troops And Tanks; Commanding Hills Are Taken By Americans Near Pusan Port In South

Yanks Also Take Three Strategic Hills To Bar Gateways To Pusan Port

AMERICAN FORCES WIPE OUT. THREATENING RED ROADBLOCK; GATEWAYS TO PUSAN BLOCKED

Tank-Led Assault Opens Supply Line   Big Fleet of American Planes Bombs Citv Near Siberian Border

Fieet of B-29s Bomb City Near Northern Soviet Border   Allied Defense Pushes Back 96,900 Men Shoved Against Line; ‘Battle Mountain’ ls Recaptured by Nearo Infantrymen

54 Persons Cited For Contempt By  House Committes   Four Atomic Scientist Among Group Charged Through Voice Vote

House Cites a4. Witnesses for Contempt   All Had Refused to Answer Questions on  Affiliation With Reds

Contemp! Charges Voted Against 54 in House Inquiry  Four Identified as Wartime Workers or - 5 es: . ~"  fo

House Cites 54 In Commie Cases  Daily Worker Chief, Atom Experts Named

Contempt Charges Voted Against 54  Cite Witnesses Who Batked During Probe

Ex-Berkeley Heiress Cited By Congress   Contempt Laid to Louise Bransten, 3 Former U.C. Men

FIROT DOYLESTOWN GIRL IN 20 YAS. TO BE NUN   [S ONE OF THIRTY-THREE

Today's Exnoress   Reams to Contest Write-In South Texas Defeat by Vale

TEN DIVORCE AGTIOND START IN COURT HERE   Desertion Is Charge 1 Half of the Cases   INDIGNITIES {N OTHERS

TEN DIVORCE SUITS FILED IN COURT   Desertion Given As Cause for Action in Five of 8   ‘TWO FROM THIS AREA

Weird Notes Put Cops On Death Trial   Chicagoan Picks Cemetery For Suicide Scene

Diary Reveals Mental Agony OF Man Who Slew Family Then Killed Himself

TRUMAN PLAN FOR SPY PROBE PANEL SEEN WHITEWASH   Republicans Spurn Part In Any Commission Named Bu Dencidant

Truman Quiz Plan Assailed  G.O.P. Hits Proposec Panel as ‘Whitewash’

Congress Argue: Controls, Taxes  Truman Asks . New Laws On Spies

Yanks, Freed as Gls Take ‘This Joint Over,’ Tell of Red Cruelties

First GI Prisoners Freed in Korea Tell of Being Mistreated by Police

WOUNDED YANKS MISTREATED BY RED CAPTORS   Three Learn For First Time That U.N. Forces Are Winning War   SECRET WEAPON IS CLAIMED BY REDS

Secret Service Men Guard President Day And Night In Washington, Travel With Chief While Upon Trip

WHITE HOUSE GUARDS SHOOT DOWN 2 MEN          Attempt Believed Planned on Life Of-the President

One Killed, Four Shot as Two Men Try To Rush Door  Pair Opened Fire   Pair Opened Fire On Guard Outside  President’s Home

Three Guards Also Wounded During Apparent Attempt on President's Life at 1:15 (CST), a Few Minutes Before He Was toLeave Residence: A Scene of Wild Confusion.

One Would-Be Slayer Killed At Blair House   Other Assailant Wounded; Three White House Police Injured as Two Men With Blazing Guns Attempt! to Force Way Into Executive Residence’

2 Men Shot as They Charge Blair House With Pistols Blazing   One Killed, Four Wounded in Wilc Gun Battle Outside Executive Mansion; Truman Home at Time

{ Gunman Killed; 3 Presidential Guards Injured —  Furious Gun Fight in Front of Blair House

Attempt Made To Assassinate Truman  Five Men Shot In Gun Battle Be Dracidant Wae Tal anwva tama

Fffort Made Today To Force Way Into Truman Home   Police Inspector Says Attack Was Attempted Assassination

Two Men Rush Blair House   One Killed, One Wounded, Three Officars Wounded In Blazing Gunfire

Two Men With Blazing Guns Rush At Residence, Are Shot Down; 3 Policemen Wounded

Assassination Attempt Is Seen At Blair House   [President Looks From Window Above’ Shooting; Three Guards Wounded

Gunmen Thought To Be Trying To Kill President   3 Guards Wounded, But Two Civilians Fail in Attempt

Temperaturead   Two Shot by Guards at Blair House  - President Inside, Due to Speak at Cemetery; One Would-Be Killer Dies

TWO MEN WITH BLAZING GUNS RUSH HIS HOME   Shot- Down On Blair House Steps; 3 Bodyguards Wounded

TRUMAN VIEWS FIGHT ON LAWN OF BLAIR HOUSE   Shooting Occurs Just Before President Was Going To Ar lington Ceremony.

EXTRA—  Slay Gunmen at Truman’s Home   Officials Call It Attempt On Life of President

Gunman Killed At Blair House, Another Shot  m_..2 8. Wo 8. 8   President Inside During Attack; Guard Trio Wounded

Apparent Attempt On Life Of Truman Smashed By Guards After Wild Shooting Fray

Apparent Try at Assassination of President Fails  8 Go.4. Bios Phen   2 Rush Blair House With Blazing Guns; T Killed, 1 Wounded

Three Guards. Are Wounded   President Watches at Window as“ Furious Gun Battle Blazes Outside: 2 Men Rush Home With Guns Firing

Firing Luger Pistols They Rush for Entrance of Tem porary White House and Are Mowed Down by White House Guards

Gunfire Breaks Out Suddenly ~ As President Prepares to Leave Temporary Residence  3 OFFICERS WOUNDED  Secret Service Men Open Fire When Pair, With German Lugers, Make A Rush — Identity Being Traced

Presidential Guards Shoot Down 2 Men   Gun Battle Takes Place in Front of Blair House With Chief Executive In Office; One Man Is Dead After Attack Without Warning

Two Gunmen Shot Down in Attempted Assassination of President at Blair House

EXTRA   White House Guards Blaze Away at Men  President Just Due To Leave Residence

3 Officers Reported Wounded; President Was Due to Leave For Ceremony at Cemetery

3 Officials Reported Wounded in Attack   President Is In Blair House at Time of Shootings; Both Gunmen Used Luger Pistols

Three Men With Drawn Guns Attempt to Shoot Way Into President’s Home; One Is Killed, One injured: Three Guards Are Also Wounded

Shoot Two At Blair House   Attempt To Force Way In Foiled By White Hause Staff

Truman In House At Time; Three Officers Shot  Wild Assassination Attempt Made With Germon tuger Pistals

Two Men Rushing Blair House Shot Down By Guards   President Inside At Time Of Shooting: Men Open Fire With German Luaers

4 Shot Down by. Guard As They Attempt Entry  Into House of President

Pair Faced Hard Time in Try to Get Past Truman’s Secret Service Guard

Une Gunman hilled, Other Is Wounded  Three White House Guards Are Injured; Chief Executive s Unhurt in Blair House Battle

Two With Blazing Guns Are Shot By White House Men   Three Guards Wounded In Furious Gun Battle As Pair Rushes Toward President's Home With Pistols Spurting Flame

White House Guards Shoot Down 2 Gunmer   Chief Executive Just Preparing To Leave For Arlington Rites

Blair House Rushed With Guns Blazing   Three Officers Are Wounded In Wild Shooting Escapade

Three Guards Are Shof Down During Furious. Battle at Blair House

Five Shot In Blazing Battle In Washington  Gunmen Attempt T< Force Their Way  Inta Riare Manea

WHITE HOUSE GUARDS SHOOT WL CUNMEN   Three Members of Truman Guard Detail Wounded.

Five Shot in Blazing Battle In Washington  Gunmen Attempt T Force Their Way Into Blair House

Gunmen Shot Down In Front of Blair House In Gun Fight With Policemen

Arkansas Takes Waterways Cut  Omnibus Proposal  Grants $19,150,000

Funds Approved For Waterways In Arkansas   Truman Budget For National Projects Reduced One-Fourth

Big Three _ To End State Of War With Germany  Also Authorizes West German Police Force  Of 40,000 Men

Police Authorized :  Big 3 Warns Soviet to Keop Hands Off Western Germany

Western Powers To Sign Treaty With Germany  Kremlin Warned Against Attack On Allied Zone

Big Powers Decide End  German Wan  Warn Russia Keep Hands Off Berlin;   Warn Russia Keep Hands Off Berlin; Ask Big Police Unit

ALLIES WARNREDS THEY WILL DEFEND WEST GERMANY   U. §., Britain and France Authorize Creation of 40,000Man Police Force by Bonn  Government.   PLEDGE TO PROTECT BERLIN IS RENEWED   Big Three Foreign Ministers Decide at New York Parley to End State of War With  Defeated Country.

-WESTERN POWERS AUTHORIZE WEST GERMAN POLICE FORCE :TO DEFEND BERLIN AND BONN

(Russia Warned ‘Ilands-Off Rerlin, —_ ‘West Germany’: German Force Okayed

Any Attack on West Germany Considered War on Big Three   Foreign Ministers Authorize Police Force, End of State of War for Bonn Government

Big Three Warns Reds A ainst Attack == Strong West German Police Force Okayed

WEST ENDS ITS STATE OF WAR WITH GERMANY   Authorize Mobile West German Forces To  Match East Reds

Big. Three Warns Russia to Steer Clear of Berl  Gc &   Attack Against Wester German Government An Attack on Them

BIG 3 WARN RUSSIANS TO KEEP HANDS OFF BERLIN AND WESTERN GERMANY

Powers Decide War State End With Germany   Ministers Warn Soviet Not to Interfere With Berlin, West Germany

“Your Host" Still Favorite   14 Horses Entered in Annual Classic at Churchill Downs: Greek Ship Out

Thousands Jam Churchill Downs For Derby  ‘Rain. Threatens To Unset:Favorites In Track Clacete

Fiscal Ends, U.S. in Red   Treasury Reports Defici AQ Pet. Relaw Fetimaie

Federal Deficit Tops 3 Billions   Higher Than 1949 But Below Estimate

U. S. Completes Fiscal Year in Red 3 Billions    Above Last Year

FEDERAL DEFICIT I) 40 PUT. LESS THAN EXPECTED   Government Finishes Fiscal Year $3,122,102,357.45 in Hole, Treasury Report Reveals,   FIGURE TOPS 1949 BY $1,311,000,000   “Recession” in Early Part o! Fiscal 1950 Accounts for $1,201,000,000 Drop in Revenues,

Federal Judge Stays Execution Of Two Youths  20- sea omes Only Seve urs tha a Death

Manpower Pool Called Inadequate   Marshall Troubled Ry Leck Of Reserve Eadanaerineg Nation

THRONG AT PICNIC   Annual C.P.A. Event Z Eudora Will Close This Evening

KAPULSION OF T. F, TSTANG IS DEMANDED   Russian J. A. Malik Is Threatening to Walk Out If UN Fails

Reds Return To Debate In UN Council  Malik Demands Nationalists Be Kicked Out

House Votes To Restore  Mail Service  Bill Faces Nearly Certain Veto

House Members Pass Compromise Housing Measure  Bill Rejects Appeal rm. mm 45, = Ff ry   Bill Rejects Appeal For Direct Federal Loans to Cooperative:

House Unanimously Okays Compromise Housing Bill   Senate Approval Is Expected Early In Week; Measure Would Provide Cash For Buying Home Mortgages, Insuring Others, Give War Units To Cities

Curbs Threat,  Hoover Warns   Ex-President Sees Danger - In Controls Now

Leaders Turna Cold Shoulder fo Rank and File’  Committee Will Ignore Group's Progressive Plan

6.0,P, ADVANCE GROUP IGNORED   Party Leaders Coid To Move By Others Styling Selves Progressives.

Se @¢@ © ® ®@°® @¢¢  G. O. P. Leaders Spurn Ne ew Statement Of Principles

GOP Chiefs To Ignore New Group   ‘Republican Advance’ Movement Calls For New Party Program

GOP Snubs New ‘Liberal’ Move  Old tine To ignore "3 ‘Republican Advance’

Progressive Republicans Set Platform  GOP ‘Advance’ Co!d Shou'dered

GOP Leaders Rebuff ‘Liberal’ Bloc  * * * * * * . * * * * * *   National Committee Ignores Call For Progressive Plans

GOP Leaders Cool To New Party Group   Form ‘Republican Advance’ Unit At Philadelphia Meetine

SUIT RESULT OF FATAL CAR CRASH JAN. 1   Claim Driver of Car In volved In Collision Was Negligent

Religious Sects Riot In Eritrea   Reports Say 30 Dead, 130 Wounded In ChristianMoslem Clashes

Approval Seen For Finletter ds ‘Air’ Head   Senator Tydings Predicts Quick Okav by Senate

Early Senate Approval of Finletter As New Secretary of Air Forecast

Crippled FEPC Bill Now Moves To Senate Fight   House Passes Act Without Provision For Enforcement

Di ixie Filibuster Promised .  Senate Battle Set On FEPCE Measiire

FEPC Issue Shifts to  Senate Floor   Weak Bill Passed By House Changes Truman Stratesy

Truman Looks To Senators  For FEPC Bill   Administration Hopes Teo Get Strong Measure From Upper House

Prospects Not Too Hopeful For FEPC Bill   Truman Switches His Fight To Senate

FEPC Bill With Teeth Sought  _ Truman Forces Hit ~* House Voluntary Bill

Administration To Fight In Senate For Compulsory  FEPC Bill, Lucas Asserts

Weak FEPC Bill Goes To Senate For Examination  Drive Fer Passage Begins To Gather Support in Senate

Doctors Study Preparations Needed For Attendino Mass Atomic Casualties

 AMA Convenes In California  Atomic Bomb Burn Treatment ‘Talked By American Doctors

Truman's Manpowel Coal to Speed Up Draft Law Changes  Call of 18-Year-Olds And Students Likely, Vet Draft Doubtful

ee ee  Police Hope Night Patrol Will Make Phantom LV heistioe Chance His Tune

a eT ee  Phantom Whistler Threatens Young Bride-fo-Be with Death af Weddina

GOP Critics Expected To Criticize Acheson’s Defense of Alger Hiss

Semi-Secret Session Set By Democrats   Fireworks Might Pop At Meetings Scheduled For Monday At Aastin

M Arthur Says Japar For. Peace   Points Outlined About Bases In Pacific

Truman Plans No Speeches In Political Race   Personal Appearance Idea Scrapped By White House

Truman Decides Against Participation In Congressional Campaigns This Fall

Truman Cancels Plans for Fall Campaign Tours   Possible Visit to Missouri May Be President’: Lone P ersonal Campaien Annearanca

Loyd Roberts Named Head of County 6. 0. P.   Democrats Waging Proxy Battle on Convention Floor   Baseball

Nation’s Rail Yardmasters Win Increase  In Wage Rate   White House Tells Of New Agreement Reached With Union

Rail Yardmasters Gei Fat Raise   Terms of Settlement Average $54 Month More

Korean Division  Was Hasty Affair   Hoskina, Borden Relate Pentagon Activity in Summer of 1913.

Peace Parleys Are Approved   Nationalists Still Retain Their Seat

Russia Votes ‘Yes’ Affer Red  China Setback   Political Committee Refuses to Approve Cammunits? Recime

Big 5 Peace Talks Backed   Vishinsky Beaten in Effort to Give U.N. Seat to Communist China

U.N. Agrees OnBig Powe Peace Talks   Lie Problem Still Hangs Fire After Show Of Harmonv

Vishinsky Rebuffed in 2 Attempts to Gain Recognition of Red China

UN Group Beats Down Russian Attempts to Give Chinese Communists Voice in Parley  Committee Then Approves Plan For Peace Consultations

U.N. Committee Rebuffs Soviet Red China Move   Recognition Refused in Rare Exhibition of Unanimity

UN Calls For Big Five Peace Meet   Even Russia Favors Plan After Failing, To Include Red China

Beats Down Russ Attempt to Seat  Communist China  Will Discuss All Problems Likely to  Thrantan Dancra

Move for Big Power Peace Talks Approved After Rebutf to Russia   U.N. Political Committee Adopts . Resolution After Twice Rejecting Soviet Attempt to Gain Recognition for Chinese Communist Reaime

Unanimous Vote Backs 5 Power Talks on Peace   Russians Beaten On Effort to List Red China Rulers

U.N. Group Votes Against Russians On Red China Case  Vishinsky Defeated On Big Five Lineup For Peace Talks

U.N. Assembly  Group Favors Bie 5 Parley   Rare Unanimous Vote Recorded; Russ Lose Move On Red China

OK PEACE TALK RESOLUTION BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   U. N. COMMITTEE ASKS BIG POWERS HOLD CONFERENCE

Russia Pledges To Veto U.N. China Demand   Withdrawal Request For Chinese Troops Prematurely Stalled

UN COUNCIL HEARS TRUMAN STATEMENT   U. S. Never Had Any Intention of Sending Troops into China

RUSSIA OPPOSES DEMAND ON MAO   MALIK TO VETO RESOLUTION CALLING ON CHINESE REDS TO LEAVE KOREA

RUSSIAN VETO WILL BE CAST BY. MALIK   Soviets Opposed To Demand That Red China Pull Troops Out Of Korea

Soviet Envoy Says  Demand Is. Hlegal      Couneil Hears 3-Page Indictment of America

Russia to Veto Demand China  Quit Korea War   Malik Blasts U.S. Role In Korea and Far East Once Again Before UN

Veto Looms For 6-Power Demane  That Red Chinese Get Out Of Korea

VGN, PUIG svelte’  ‘Bear Man’ with Taste for Raw Meat Hunted in Forest by Canadian Posses

Testifies In Hospital Death Case   Claims “Inefficiency” Of Nurses Caused Woman’s Death In Maternity Case

‘Call For Mass Prayer On Eve of New Half Century Spreads Across Nation

Divine Help Sought In Troubled World  Call Spreads Over Nation To Start New Year With Praver

Call for Mass Prayer on Eve of New Half Century Spreads Across Troubled Nation

Church Council Backs cks Truman Plec Plea Call for New Year's Eve Prayer, Not Revelry, Spreads across U. S.

Appeal for Peace Prayer Made for New Year's Start   National Church Council Sounds Worship Call Throughout Nation

Call For Prayers Spread Across US   Many Americans Plan To Begin New Year With Invocation

Mass Prayers For Peace To End Year 195(  National Church Council Sponsors

Higher Taxes, Stiffer Curbs Are Proposed   Economic Mobilizer Sees No Immediate Price-Wage Controls

Symington Asks Tighter Curbs  - Mobilizer Cites Taxes, Crédit, Hours in ‘Fight for Survival’

More Taxes New Curbs. Are Plannec  Svmineton Sav«   Symington Says Country Faces ‘Survival Fight’

Higher Taxes, Stiffer Credit InU.S. Asked   Symington Does Not See Need For Price-Wage Controls

Symington Asks More Taxes, Curbs;Builder Says Home Controls May Ease

Nation Truly Fighting for Survival   Sacrifices Needed to Win Fight, Mobilizer Declares

STIFFER CURBS ARE ADVOCATED BY SYMINGTON   Calls For Higher Taxes And Longer Work ing Hours   FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL MOBILIZER DECLARES

‘SYMINGTON CALLS FOR STILL TIGHTER ~ CURBS ON CREDIT   Economic Mobilizer Urges Longer Working Hours and Tax Hike to Win “Fight for Survival.”   PRICE-WAGE CONTROLS MAY BE AVOIDED   But Official Declares Government Is Getting Ready to Impose Them, If Necessary.

Higher Taxes, Stiffer Curbs, Says Symington  Mobilizer Deplores Scare Buying Trend As Control Moker

SYMINGTON SBES FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL   Economic Stabilizer Notes Need for Higher  Taxes, Longer Hours

Freedom Bell Rings Out in  Berlin Today   ‘Commies’ Try to Drown Out Sound  In Rival Rally

Freedom’s Sound Envelopes Berlin On Ist U.N. Day   Germans Congregate To Hear Dedication

Freedom Bell Rings Clearly   Berliners Attend Rite as Reds Create Noise

Berliners Cry as Freedom  Bell Rings Out  TInited Nations Dav   United Nations Day Message of Hope Heard Around Globe

Freedom Bell Drowns Shouts Red Acitators   Communists Attempt to Hamper Dedication; Bell Heard Around The Entire World

Freedom Bell Rings - Qut Hope To World  Half. Million Berliner: a eo ie. en

World Hears Freedom Bell   Reds Fail to Drown Tts Message of Hove

Freedom Bell Booms Tocsin From Berlin   Gigentic Throng Hear: Significant Notes; Red Opposition Fails

Communists Jeer As Freedom Bell Rings In Berlin  Symbol Sounds Hope Of Free People; Reds Plan Counter-Move

Freedom Bell Rings Out  Marking United Nations Day Western Berlin Celebration

Challenging Tones Of Freedom Bell Ring Out For United Nations Today

 Ceremony Attracts Throngs Half Million Berliners ‘Annlaud Freedom Bell

U.S. Freedom Bell Tolls New Promise To West Germany   Clay Dedicates Gift Te Oppression Resistance  Before 500,000

Berlin Bell Is Sounded  Thousands Attend  T TAI Theer (’omamonwin

Freedom Bell Sends Ray Of Hope Around World; Clay Speaks In Berlin

Berlin Bell Peals Above Reds Roar  Aaitatare  araaly   Agitators Largely Unheeded in Their Angry Protest

Freedom Bel Dedicated At Berlin Rites   Gen, Clay Officiates At Ceremony Marking United Nations Day

Freedom Bell Rings Out   Challenging Tones Send Message Of ‘Hope to World

Berlin Hears Peal Of Bell Of Freedom      ‘A War Bell, A Hunger Bell, A Death Bell,’ Cry Communists

Freedom Bell, Dedicated by Gen. Clay, Rings in Free Spot Behind Iron Curtam

—HOPE PEALS— Freedom ~ Bell Rings Over World   500,000 JAM BERLIN SQUARE

Communists Fail To Still Its Message.  500,000 Hear Clay   500,000 Hear Clay Plea For Peace In Berlin U.N. Rally

Reds Fail To Drown Voice  Of Big Bell   It Rings In Berlin After Dedication By Gen. Clay; Huge Crowe At Ceremony

Water Makes Many Homeless   Pre-historiec Lake Is Filling up in North Dakota Area Today

Officials View Chinese Situation as. Gravest  World Crisis Since1945

Acheson To  Broadeast  Tonight   To Discuss Grave Crisis in Radio Talk at 8:00 P. M.

Secretary Of State To Speak   ‘Sec, Acheson To Give ‘A Major Address On Networks At 8 O'clock

Strategy To Meet Red China Action Will Be Outlined   Secretary of State To Be Heard on All Networks at 8 P.M.

Acheson Goes On Air Tonight   Wester Diplomats Hope to Avoid War

Chinese Reds Continuing Gains in Korea; Acheson To Address VU. S. Tonicoht

Major Foreign Policy Address On Korea Crisis   Secretary Of State To Go On At 3 P.M.

Acheson to Talk On Korean Crisis  Secretary Will Go On Air This Evening

Sec. Acheson Will Address US) Tonight      Nation-Wide Network Will Carry Speech of Secretary Of State on Grave Chinese Situation

Nets to Carry Talk on Korez By.Secretary   Washington Sees Situation Gravest  Since End of War

Leader fo Outline Korean Situation In Tak Tonight  Acheson to Appeal For World Unity to Meet Serious Threat

Acheson To View Grave Red Crisis  Major Policy Talk Scheduled Tonight

U.S. Faces Up to Prospeet Of All-Out-Chinese-War: Acheson on Air Tonight

War Bulletins  Aeknennw StI] Nie wssen VAs es fm eitantn Tate Le   Acheson Will Discuss War Crisis Toniacht

Acheson To Address Nation By Radio Tonight on Grave Crisis With Communist Chine

Acheson Talks To US. Tonight  Will Outline Plan To Prevent Conflict

Sec. Acheson to Go on the Air Tonight   Will Give Policy on Grave China  (ricic in Kareaa

Yank Forces At Border Of Manchuria   Tank-Supported Troops ’ Seize Town on Yalu; Reds Attack Elsewhere

Yank Infantry Reaches Yalu River Border   Last Objective Taken Without Any Resistance

Tanks, Infantry Take Hyesanjin Without Shof  Commander of 10th Corps Says Enemy Is Divided. Isolated

U.S. Infantry At Manchurian Border Town   Tanks Accompany Units of Seventh Division

Americans Burst Into Hyesanjin, Find Ghost Town   Seventh Division Takes Boundary Village On Yalu Without Firing Shot; All Effective Red Forces Split

Drive To Yalu Divides Area Held By Reds   Strong Buildup By Foe Reported; War May Go Into Sorina

SOLDIERS CRASH WAY INTO TOWN ON YALU RIVER   U.S. Drive Of Tanks And Infantry Attrins Goal On Manchurian Line And  Divides Enemy. !

Seventh Division Troops Reach River Boundary   Almond Says Move Cuts Northeastern Red Forces in Two

Drive To Yalu Divides Area Held By Reds  Strong Buildup By Foe Reported; War hiau fa laba Casinea

Tank-Led Yank Column Reaches Yalu Boundary   Arrival at Border City Climaxes 22-Day Unopposed March Northward

ITH DIVISION FIRST GROUP AT FRONTIER   Americans Win Hyesanjin Without Firing Shot   Still Have Great Network Of Military Railways, Roads In Northeast

U. S. OFFICIALS REMAIN CAUTIOUS Russian Note Interpreted To Mean Soviets Won t Start War   Red Troops On Move Toward Yuaoslavia

  Smith, Graham, Reynolds On Hand  Record Throng Expected For State Democratic Meeting Today

N.C. Democrats Crowd Raleigh Hotels On Eve  Of Biennial Convention

Raleigh Expects Many Democrats   Eure Will Keynote; Piatform Is Ready

MUD AND DEBRIS ~ INRENO STREETS   GREATEST FLOOD DAMAGE CAUSED EN HOTEL AREA AND BUSINESS DISTRICT.

1 Of 5 Seized In Jail Break At New Philly  Authorities Expect To Pick Up Other Rnoitvee Sharedy

Allies Study Maneuver ‘Russians Lift New Barrier  To Truck Traffic from West

Soviets Impose, Lift Truck Ban   Allies Drafting a Reply to Blockade

THE RED THREAT: Communism Plagues Relations \OfU.S., Mexico And Venezuela

Four Children, Mother Killed   One Boy Critical as Train Hits Car at Grandville

Divorce Suit Levy Comes First  Tax Proposal Hearing Scheduled For Today

euemenmemmmenmatell  “ONE MAN BURNS TO DEATH IN FIVE-CABIN FIRE AT acc FARM NORTH OF ODIN

ONE MAN BURNS TO DEATH IN FIVE-CABIN FIRE AT OCC FARM NORTH OF ODIN

Gunmen Kill One Shelton From Ambush   Warfare on Gang Family Continues Apace Roy Shelton Shot Down On Illinois Farm

Shot to Death Near His Farm At Fairfield, Hl.   Little Earl-Target Earlier This Week

Army Boosts January and February Draft  Tobe Called Ea ch Of Two Months

Universal Service Is Proposed   Increase In Draft Calls Announced; No Change Made In June 30 Goal.

Russell Favors New Military Service Plan   Army Seeking 40,000 More Men In January

River Rising to New Flood Crest  - Freezing Temperature Tonight Expected to Ease Flood Danger

White River Rising After Week End Rain   More Precipitation, Colder Temperatures Predicted for Local Area bv Forecasters

YANKS MUSTER FOR BREAKOUT OF RED TRAP   Outnumbered Eighth Army Welds New  Defence Positions

Trapped Yanks Still Seeking Escape Route   MacArthur Identifies New Line Allies Will Try To Hold In South   BULLETIN!

Roberts Urges Full Support o!  Atlantie Union   Asks for Convention by All Members To Create  Transatlantic Group

AU Proposal Gets Support From Conaress   Roberts Says 30 Senators And 50 Representatives Supporting Plan for Atlantic Union Meet

(2 Nations Agreed On  C_ A Gt.  SPeCd-Up   Pact Countries To Accelerate Defense Effort in Europe

British Unionists Junk Wage Freeze  Anti-Inflationary Bulwark Tossed Out

British Trade Unions Junk Policy Of Wage Freezes   Voluntary Action to Fight Inflation Is Ovovosed at Conference

Senators Drop Election Probes   Florida, Illinois Inquiries Called Of

2 7  ¢ *) e. in ws @  4).  eG OF at Campus July ff  slucent Sight Conference

20 Persons Die Violently In Arkansas During Week; Traffic Mishaps Numerous

Threaten Highway Junction in East   Gls Hold Firm on Northeast Front, Continue Advance on Naktong Bulge

Higher Drati  Quotas Seen  Pe a 0 SSeS:  AP Saares   Army's November  Call Is 70.000

Army’ s December Draft Quota Will Probably Exceed November's 70,000:   Report Army and Marines Will increase Divisions

DecemberDraft To Top 70, 000, Offie ials Say   Speed-Up In Line With Truman’s 3-Million-Man Goal For Military

Call by Army In Dee. May Top 70.000   Increase Reported In Divisions From 16 tn 12

Manpower Pool of 1-A’s May. Soon . Be Exhausted Forcing Change Tn Draft Law to Take Older Men. Vet:

Speed-Up In Draft Predicted   December Cail Expected To Exceed November Request For 70,000.

Army's Decembe Draft Call May Top 70, 00 Mark  Al iweb a   Number of Regular Divisions Might Be Boosted From 10 to If

‘ke’ Awaiting Call To Europe  General May Help Map Defense Plans

Suitcase Said To Belong To American  Atomic Secrets Stolen In England

THEFT IS REPORTED   Scotland Yard Hunting Suit case Containing Atomic  Secrets

Shehovean ‘Temperatures      Scotland Yard Hunting Stolen Secret Papers

Britain for UN Taking Red China   At Same Time Lie Declares Hope of Ending Cold War.

Part of Lie’s Appeasement Of Russia Program; France And U. S. Expected To Follow

J. §. And France Net Like ly Te Stand In Way Of Seating Delegates   LIE SAYS COLD WAR CAN BE TERMINATED

US. View Unchanged. _ Britain Comes Out for U.N Admission of Red China

British Favor Giving Red China UN Seat   Lie Expresses Hope of Ending Cold War by Negotiation

BRITAIN URGES RED CHINA BE TAKEN INTO UN   Bevin Discloses Stand As Lie Sees Hope Of Ending Cold War

Bevin Asks Red Chinese Seat In UN   U.S. May Sanction Entry If Majority Of Nations Approve

Red China In U.N. Gets British OK   ‘Move May Lead To Soviet Return  To U.N. Councils

Britain Comes Out For Admitting Red China To Seat In United Nations   Secretary-General Lie Sees Hope Of Ending The Cold War By Careful Negotiations; America Will Follow U. N. Majority

British Indorse Admitting Red China to UN   Neither France, U. S. Would Stand in Way; Might End Boycott By Soviet Delegates

Britain Favors Admitting Reds To U.N. Group   Secretary General Sees _ Hope Of Reducing Cold - War Tension .

Neither France Nor U. S. Will Stand In Way   Lie Hopeful World Situation Can Be Solved By Negotiating Carefully, To See Truman Again

Britain Favors Admitting Red China to U N,   Secretary-General Lie Sees Hope of Cutting Cold War's Tension

DOCTOR AND WIFE FILE CRASH DAMAGE ACTION   Dr. W. H. Miller And Mrs. Miller Plaintiffs In Suit Against Littlestown Company

Legislators Open Special Session; I st  Since 1946   City Aid Question Overshadows Other Proposals for the Special Legislature

Governor Speaks Before Joint Special Session  He Says State Could Not Give Assistance

Work Pushed For the Opening Of Special Sessior   Monday at Noon Stevenson Will Outline ‘Four Point’ Plan

Push Final Arrangements For Special Session of Legislature Monday

Bullet Barely Misses Marine Corps Leader   ‘Crashes Through Window As Couple (Await Dinner

Senate Democrats Ram Through Compromise Measure on 36 to 28 Vote; House Speaker Confident

Rent Control Passage Seen  Houce Sure To OK   House Sure To O. K Local Option Plan

Democratic Leaders Confident That Last Of Major Wartime Controls Will Be Okayed In House

Local Option Rent Control Bill In House   Quick Passage Expected for Extension Law

Quick Passage Of Rent Control Bill Foreseen   Senate Approves Compromise For 6-Months Measure

See Swift House OK On Rent Control Bill   County’s 1940-50  Population Count   Statistics On Marion Housing

HOUSE EXPECTED TO ACT QUICKLY ON RENT MEASURE   leaders Believe Compromise Bill Will Pass; Close  Soca: Poca iwe

HOUSE TO ACT SOON ON RENT   Passage of Bill May Follow Quickly Victory In Senate.

House States Quick OK On Rent Control   Democrat Leaders Push Passage of Compromise Bill

Quick Rent Bill Action Predicted   House Is Expected To Pass Rent Bill After Senators OK Measure

Senate Passes Bill 36-28 Swift House Approval Seen For Rent Control! Extension

Swift House Okay of Rent  Control Seen   Senate Rams Through **Local Option” Bill To Keep Ceilings on Eight Million Units

Prompt Passage by Lower House Is Anticipated   Local Option Basis Is Provided: Localities Can Decide Issue

Senate — Adopts.  Controls      Taft, Bricker ~~ Oppose. Measure

Expect House To Pass Extension Of Rent Control  Senate Approve Comopromis aeons

See Rent Control  cnders In House Confident A fter Triumph In Senate

Local Basis Is Provided By Measure  From Senate   Compromise Measure Would Extend Power Ot Authority Board

Senate Puts Approval On  Extension   Measure Rammed ! Through In Senior House. 36 To 22

HOUSE PASSAGE. ON RENT FORECAST   Compromise On Extension Rammed Through Senate On 36-28 Vote

Supporters Are Confident Bill Will Be Passed   Democratic Leaders Predict Final Victory For Local Option Version; Vote May Come Today

Predict Fast House Action On Rent Law  Controls Extended For Another Year

SENATE GIVES APPROVAL, 36 10 28   Republicans Continue Fight Against Measure   Calls For Federal Board To Continue Operations For Another Year

Senate Favors Rent Control  Compromise Bill   Compromise Bill Goes To House

Swift House O. K. of Rent Plan Is Seen   Senate Pushed Through Compromise Program  By Vote of 36 to 28)

COMPROMISE RENT CONTROL BILL FAVORED   Swift Heuse Passage of Legislation Continuing Restriction Is Freely Predicted   CLOSE VOTE PREDICTED

Cuba Menaced By Hurricane In Caribbean   Ships Get Warning As Winds Head East In Southern Sector

U. 5. Wants to Deport Carrollo   Proceedings Started to Return Him to His Native Sicily.

Red, UN Dead About Even, Says Pentagon   Incendiarism Suspected In Arriba Bridge Loss

Nationalists:-Fear Vital Island Next On Reds’ List   Swedish Naval Expert Says Downed U.S. Plane Was Beyond Soviet Limit

President Asks Con gress To Start Family Al lowance Payments Yet This Month

President Asks Benefit Payments Begin ‘For Dependent Families of Servicemen

TRUMAN REQUESTS AI) FOR FAMILIES OF SERVICE MEN   Would Limit Monthly Allowance for Any One Dependent Group to $150a  Month.   LENGTHY MESSAGES SENT BOTH HOUSES   Plan Provides That G. I. Provide Either 60 Pet. of Pay or Half of Assistance.

Plan Payments To Dependents Of Servicemen   Congress Is Asked Te Okay Setup

President Truman Presents Program To Nation Today   Annual Message Of Presi. dent To Congress Is Unusually Lengthy   FORMER PROPOSALS AGAIN EMPHASIZED

Truman Says U.S. To Lead  In Peace Drive   President Hints At Repeal of Excises; Demands Brannan Pla:

Message To Congress Strongly Optimistic — President Hints At Excise Tax Repeal And Calls For Renovation Of Tax Setup — Demands Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Act, Enactment OF Brannan Farm Plan

T-H Repeal, Rent Control Demanded   Huge Economic Growth Foreseen In Helf Century

Sees American Economy Up to Trillion   Mid-Century State of Union Message Very Optimistic

GOP Surprises At Assembly Hinted  McKeldin Says Republi.  ... . tastat ££... fr...

McKeldin Says Republi cans Will Offer Own  Sales Tax Measure   SPECIAL SESSION SCHEDULED FRIDAY

Allies Turn Down Reich Discussion   Terms Of Soviet Callec Unsuitable For Talks

BAN TALK ON GERMANY ON RUSSIAN BASIS   House of Commons Gets Information From Sec. Bevin

No Bowing to Reds: \Bevin Says West Will Reject Reich Talks on Soviet Basis

Residents Sent Running Into Streets   No Property Damage Is Reported

POLICE ARREST BANK ROBBER   Kansan Nabbed in Hotel After $12 Holdup

Ten Minutes To Live Is Given  By A Killer   South Dakota Man Keeps People in Terror Before Shooting Sister-in-law

Tramp Steamers Carrying Atomic Bombs Might Be Used in Attempt, Congress Told

Vale Receives 4739 County Voles to 43   Boss George Parr Announces Results After 6-Day Delay

300 Laid Off On Railroad:   Boston & Albany Feels Coal Pinch More Than Other Roads in N. E.

RALWAY OFFICIAL ‘URGES. GONGRES 10 CURB UNION   [Miller Denounces Strikers Fo  Reverting To “Law Of © 1 Junale”

Congress Asked To End Rail Feud   ‘Jungle Law’ Blast Aimed at Union

NEW CRESTS IN CALIFORNIA THREATENED   Heavy: Raing In Sierra. Nevada ' Mountains Sends Torrents Down ‘ Both! : Slopes of Range — Three ore: Towns Evacuated.

Hydrostatic Test On Pipeline Set  Program In Eastern Jackson County to Racin Vat Thic W eek

Progress Made In Hydrostatic Tests of Line   Rehabilitation of Little Big Inch Pipe Line Started Now in Southwestern Jackson

Williams Tries To Be Dictator, Kelly Declares  Candidate Criticize: Tactics In Lansing

Curbs on Spending Lrged as Congress Ope ns New Session   Truman Expected to Start Battling Over ‘kair Deal Program With Annual State of Lnion Message Today; Some Tax Hikes Seen

President To Deliver Union  Message Today   Economy And Tax Relief Subject Expected By Leaders To Be Main Theme Of Fair Deal Discussion

CURBS DEMANDED ON GOVERNMENT DEFICIT SPENDING   Members of Both Parties Call for Tighter Rein on Expenditures as Congress Convenes.   TEMPER APPEARS SET AGAINST TAX BOOST   Truman to Deliver State of Union. Address to Joint Session Seday—Speech to Be Eroadcast.

81ST CONGRESS SETS UP CLAMOF FOR ECONOMY   Members of Both Parties Want Deficit Spending Curbed, Seek Tax Relief

Democrats Join Fight On Red Ink   Truman Message To Open Battle For ‘Fair Deal

Truman Likely To Sound Out Issues Today   GOP, Demos Alike  Eaalk Evnanece Cit

Congress Returns to Capito! Hill   Clamor Quickly Arises for Curb on Red- Ink Spending.

Congress Hears Economy Urged   Demands for End of Deficit Spending Mark Opening Day.

ECONOMY MOVE IN CONGRESS IS LEADING      Members of Both Parties Are Shifting Toward  Savings in Taxes

Truman To Present Annual Message Today Clamor For Economy Swells In Congress’

GOP SETS BLOC TO STUDY COST OF ‘FAIR DEAL’   Public Demand on Tax Relief and Economy «  Cited by Doughton

INSIDE) READING   Truman Likely To Sound Out Issues Today  GOP, Demos Alike Caale Evumanea (isd

First Day Hears Bi-Partisan Cry; Truman To Touch On Issues Today In Speech 1 np. m.

Smith Appeals For Road Vote   Tells St. Louisans State Welfare Should Outweigh Slush Find

Smith Appeals for "Yes' Voies by Si. Louis Demecrats   Says City Group Is Making Gas Tax Vote a “Political” Issue.

GULF COASTAL BEND AREAS BACK SPECIAL LAW — Senate Committee Ends Hearings On Proposed ~ Curbs On Cotton Quotas: Action Seen Next Week

FIGHTING Gls WOULD BE EXEMPT  Senate Group Favors Boost In Personal Income Tax Rate      GULF COASTAL BEND AREAS BACK SPECIAL LAW  Senate Committee Ends Hearings On Proposed Curbs On Cotton Quotas: Action Seen Next Weel

Ameriean Is Sentenced On Spy Charges   Hungary Court Metes Out 15 Years To Vogeler

VOCELER GETS 15-YEAR PRISON TERM AS SPY.  Two Others Tried   Two Others Tried Are Given Death In Hungary Court

Vogeler Gets Fifteen Years  In Spy Trial   Three Hungarian Associates Sentenced To Death By Court

Two Hungarians To Die For Aid To U.S. “Spy   Five Others Will Be Imorisoned With American

Prison for Vogeler on  Spy Charge   Two Get Death; Trial : Labeled Rigged-Up; ‘Torture, Druas.’

U.S. CITIZEN FOUND GUILTY OF SPYING   Two Hungarian Co-Defendants Sentenced To Die   APPEAL   Planned To Higher Court: Prosecution To Seek Heavier Penalties

US Businessman Sentenced To Hungarian Prison as ‘Spy’   Vogeler Gets 15-Year Term;. Hungarian © Co-Defendants Sentenced to Death After Communist State's Trial: To Be Annealed

Defendants Appeal To High Court   American Also To Be Expelled at End Of His Sentence

Vogeler Given  15 Year Term   American Sentenced as Spy in Budapest

Vogeler Gets 15-Year Term   Twe Co-Defendants In Spy Trial Doomed

15 YEAR SENTENCE   Hungarian Court Sentences American Businessman for Spying

Vogeler Gets 15-Year Term  At Spy Trial   Hungarian Court Sentences American Businessman; Prosecution To Appeal for Heavier Penalty.

American Gets 15 Years i in Hungary On Spying Charge   Two Native Defendants Are Sentenced To Die for Espionage. -

HungarianCo-Defendants Are Given Death Penalty   _ Both Defense, Prosecution Announce ' Appeal Of Sentences To Higher Court

Sentence Given In Spy Case vs : Reds Impose Prison Term On Americar

Robert Vogeler Sentenced To Fifteen Years.In Prison  By Hungarians For Spying

Vogeler Is Given Fifteen Year Term   Hungarian Government Appeals for More Severe Penalty For American  Guilty Pleader.

Vogeler to Prison 15 Years On Spy Charge in Hungary  Two of America's Six Co-Defeadonts

Vogeler Given 15-Year Term  Same Prosecutors As In Mindszenty Case

Vogeler Is Sentenced To 15 Years.In Prison   American Convicted Of Spying And Sabotage By Hungarian Court; Leniency Plea Taken Under Consideration.

Vogeler Gets 15 Year Term   Stiffer Penalty Asked In Appeal  By Prosecution

Two Defendants Are Slated fo Die for Spying   Immediate Appeal To Higher Court Planned by Defense

—‘CONFESSED — Death Is  Penalty of Two Others   BOTH SIDES TO APPEAL

Vogeler Given 15-Year Term On Spy Charges   Ordered Expelled From Hungary After Prison; Both Sides to Appeal

Hungarian Cour Gives Vogeler -Year Term   Defense, Prosecution Announce Appeals To Higher Court

US Businessman Aide Convicted Today Of Spying   Telephone Executive Confessed To Charge: Others Given Death

DEATH PENALTY IS.RULED FOR ? DEFENDANTS   U. S. Businessman, Six Others Accused Of Spying In Hungary —

Vogeler Ruled Guilty-Draws 15-Year Term   American Businessman And Six Others Are Convicted of Spying By Hungarian Court

15 YEARS FOR U.S. CITIZEN IN SPY CASE   Hungary Pronounces Sentence on Vogeler; Two Hungarian Co-Defendants Given Death Penalty.

15-Year Term Meted  to Vogeler   2 Sentenced to Die; American’s Property Ordered Confiscated

Robert Vogeler Sentenced to 15 Years in Hungarian Prison   Briton Gets 13, Years, Prosecution Appeals Court ‘Too Lenjent’

Vogeler Receives  15-Year Sentence  Subsidiary Manager Gets Death Penalty

2 Co-Defendants To Die For Spy Guilf   Both Sides Plan Appeals To Higher Court

Vogeler Given 15-Year Term By Hungarians  American Business Man Escapes Death On Sey Charge

‘Spy’ Gets 15-Year   Jail Term   Hungarian Court Gives Death Sentence to Two ‘On Trial With Vogeler; Doubt on ‘Confession’

Vogeler Gets 15 Years In Prison On Spying Charge  Hungarian Court   Hungarian Court Passes Sentence On American Today

Vogeler’s Sentence 15 Years   U, S. Businessman Is Given Term For Spying By Court In Hungary

Two Aides Sentenced To Death   U. 8. Businessman Given Sentence By Hungarian Court

Vog eler Is Sentenced  To 15 Years   Death Penalty Had Been Asked For U.S. Citizen; Two Others Tso Be Hanved

American Draws 15 Year Prison Term in Hungary   Court Sentences Two of Alleged Spies to Death

Vogeler Gets -15-Year Term For Spying   2 Hungarian Co-Defend. ants Sentenced'to Death; Appeal Announced

15 Years Given Robert Vogeler  Sanders Draws 13-Year Jail Term; 2 Hunaarians Condemncd Ta Dent

Vogeler Is Given Term By Hungary   American Is Sentenced to 15 Years; Two Hungarians to Be Given Death   Appeal Planned   Defense io Seek High Court Reversal of Verdicts

~”_-_-__-_oeooOooer oe I Nee ee een cee eee eee ce cneeeee ence ee  Vogeler » Receives 15 - Year Sentence   Stronger Penalty To Be Appealed For By Hungarian Prosecutor

American Sentenced ih Hungary   Robert A. Vogeler Given  45 Year Term After His’ “Confession” to Guilt On Spving Charge 

Decree Death for 2 Co-Defendants   Defense Announces Immediate Appeal te Higher Court. Verdict Accepted Quietly. ~-

Death Penalty Decreed for  2 Defendants      Vogeler, 6 Others Had Pleaded Guilty To Spvinge

Two Hungarians In Spy Case Get Death Sentence   Prosecution To Ask Heavier Penalties If Appeal Is Made

Hungarian: Sentence American   Red Court's Action To Be Appealed To Higher Tribunal

American Gets 15-Year Prison Term in Hungary   Robert A. Vogeler Is Found Guilty; Attorney) Charges Trial Is ‘Rigged up Affair.’

Hungary Gives ‘Spy’ Vogeler 15-Year Term   Prosecution Fails In Death Demand For Businessman

Vogeler Gets 15 Years On Spy Char ge   2 Hungarian Co- Detendants “Are Sentenced To Death: Will Appeal      “IPG VOGELER CALM

Sentenced to Prison as U. S. Spy   2 Other Defendants Face Death After Trial in Hungary

Census Report Shows Rapid Texas Growth  Iam nartant Chit ME   Important Shift Of Farm Population In One Cou: }+ Noted

Lucas Threatens: To Limit Debate On FEPC Motion   Johnston Still Reviling Bill When Senators Quit

June 30 Bids to Take Last of Road Reserve Funds   Letting Will Cover 1444 Miles on Fatmto-Market System. -

Enemy Faced Now In Near  Equal Terms   Yanks May Even Find Opportunities For Counter-Attack

Day of Greatest Withdrawal by Yanks May Mark End of Communist Advance

Retreat Of U.N. Forees May End Enemy Offensive   Americans Are Facing Communists On Terms Favorahle Tn Dofence

Playwright Shaw Dies at Age of 94   Irish-Born Wit Had Massed Fortune with Humorous Writings

George B. Shaw 94, Dies Today  Fall in His Gar den  Deanuead gh. Ileden’ ok

Trish Author Passes Quietly At Ayot Home  End Came EFollawins   End Came Following Relapse and Coma

Death Summons Famous Playwright ‘George Bernard Shaw at Age of 94

George Bernard Shaw, Dramatist, Dies At 94   Lady Astor At Bedside In Cottage Where-He Suffered Fall 7 Weeks Azo

G. B. SHAW DIES AT AGE 94; BODY TO BE CREMATED   Century's Greatest Playwright Was Vegetarian, Communist and Atheist.

a. DB, Guan, Playwright, Succumbs   ‘Author of 55 Plays Vive Novels, Many Essays Dies At Age of 94 Years

AW VIE) Al J4 Famed Playwright Made a Fortune Poking Fun at  the World

Bernard Shaw Loses Battle Against Death   Playwright, Wit and Self-Appointed Critic Of Civilization Dies. At His Home

G. B. Shaw Dies At Age Of 94; Rites Monday   Playwright’s Body Will Be Cremated In London, Ashes Seattered

World-Famous Playwright Shav ls Dead at 94   Kept Ear of World By His Mastery Of Studied Insult

G. B. Shaw Died At 4:59 This Morning   Was Called One Of The World’s Great Literary Figures

FAMED PLAYWRIGHT, WIT — George Bernard Shau - Passes At Age Of 94

Playwright, Succumbs   Author of 55 Plays Five Novels, Many Essays Dies At Age of 94 Years

Shaw, 94, Dies; Was Top Dramatis Of Modern Age   White-Bearded and lrish-Born, His Wit Was Worldwide Renowned

HUMORIST DIES THIS MORNING IN ENGLAND.   George Berard Shaw Passes Away at Age of 04 —- Bady to be Cremated Monday at, Private Funeral.

FAMOUS BRITISH WRITER EXPIRES   Death Comes To George  Bernard Shaw After Long  Tiness Following Fall In  Garden.

FAMED PLAYWRIGHT, GEORGE B. SHAW, DIES   Brilliant Drama tist Had Been in A Coma For 29 Hours

pesil Ends Noted Writing Career George Bernard Shaw  Claimed By Death At 94

haw, Famed Produce More laywright, Corn, U. S. lit. ls Dead Urges Farmer:

G. B. Shaw Is Dead    Playwright Famed For }Caustic Wit Never Recovered From Bad Fall

George Bernard Shaw. Playwright Of the Century, Dies at Age olf 94

George Bernard Shaw, Century's Most Famous Playwright, Dies at Home at Age of 94

George Bernard Shaw, 94, Century’s Most Famous Playwright, Is Dead

Self-Styled Napoleon of Drama. GBS, Most Famous Playwright Of Century, Dies at Age of 94

vY D. ONAW VIeS At Age of 94  Complications After Fall in Garden Prove Fatal to Playwright

Shaw, The Century’s Most Famous Playwright, Dies Just At Midnight   Noted Author, Whe Amassed A Fortune By Poking Fun At Shortcomings Of The Age, Expires At Home In England; He Was 94 Years Old.

Death to Shaw Comes in Sleep   Funeral Plans for Noted Wit Announced

GEORGE B. SHAW EXPIRES AT 94   Famous Playwright Who Amassed Fortune Succumbs To Accident

Playwright Shaw Dies Peacefully After Being In Coma For 29 Hours

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW DIES AT AGE OF 94   One of Modern Age's Greatest Dramatists and Critic   WORLD FAMOUS MAN

6.B.5. Dead; End  Comes Peacefully  Life Slips Away at His English Mansion

George B. Shaw Dies At The Age of 94  Noted Playwright Passes Away At Ayot St. Lawrence

Death Draws Curtain On Long, Brilliant Career O} ‘George Bernard Shaw

Shaw’s Body to Be Cremated  Irish-Born Wit And Playwright Succumbs at 94

Death Claims Shaw, Famed Playwright   Irish Wit Succumbs At 94; Broke Thigh In Fall Sept. 10

Shaw, Century's Most Famous Playwright, Dies   Many Critics Credit Hin With Reviving Drama Of Great Britain

G.B. Shaw, 91, ‘Famous Writer, . Dies In England   brish Wit And Dramatist Had Relapse After Fall Which Broke Left Leg

SEE LIBERTY BELL REPLICA JUNE 1   Will Be In Corning, Clarinda, Shenandoah

Four Limited Actions, Largest Involving Chinese Battalion, Take Place South of 38th Parallel.   FOE STILL MASSING FOR ALL-OUT DRIVE   N. Forces Command Al Approaches to South Korea and Are FEapected to Deal Punishing Blows.

U.S. 8th Reports Clashes   Limited Actions Fought Few Miles South Of ~ 38th Paralle!

RED RUSH AGAINSTUN   General MacArthur Says Up to 190,000 Chinese Will Strike Tightened Lines of Allies Within Two Weeks; Vanguard ls 35 Miles from Seoul

Red Activity Increasing On Both Ends Of Line  Ridgway Tours Front On Eve Of Red

Main Drive of Nearly Half Million Massed Reds Still Awaited; Around - the - Clock Air Blows Being Dealt.

Veteran of Two Wars Finds Regrets Along Road To and From Battle Zone

Yank Fliers Would Like to Pursue the Bandit Enemy to ‘His Lair and Destroy Him

House Group Sticks to Cuf In Excise: Taxes   Committee to Defy Threat of Truman To Veto Bill

President Says Russia Caused War  Charges Chinese With Aggression

GOP Leaders Reach No Decision On Acheson Ouster Resolution   Ives Wants Senate Republicans To Declare ‘No Confidence’ In Secretary

Republicans Unsettled On Acheson  Time lnen PTrntika Woe:   Leaders Unable To Agree On Proposal To Demand Ouster

Pats cn cee RL oN eS  Republican Leaders Fail To Decide On Their Demand To Oust Acheson

,  To Patch Front?  G.0.P. Senators May Not  Demand Acheson Ouster

Bi-Parti isan Interest  Republicans Consider Calling Off Attack On Dean Acheson

GOP Fails To Reach Accord About Acheson   Sen. Ives Calls Group Together, Reports No Decision Was Reached

No Decision on Acheson Ouster Demand Made   GOP Group Studies Resolution By Sen: ator Ives

G.O.P. Fails In Decision  On Acheson   Ives Resolution Would Have Party Vote ‘No Confidence’ In State Secretary

GOP LEADERS — -FAIL TO: AGREE. ON ACHESON   Take No Action on Proposal to Demand His Removal.

GOP MAY TONE DOWN FOREIGN POLICY ATTACK   Senator Ives To Redraft Resolution Demanding Acheson Firing

GOP Reaches No Decision On Acheson   Four-Hour Closed Meeting Of Leaders Fails To Produce Demand For Ouster

GOP Decision On Acheson Is Undetermined   Party Leaders Fail to Decide Course of Action On Plan to Demand Ouster of Secretary

GOP Fails To Reach  Decision   Proposal By Sen. Ives To Demand QOuster Of Acheson Fails To Get Okay

ACHESON OUSTER. MOVE PUT OFF   No Conclusion Reached In GOP Resolution

Attacks Upon Acheson Eased By Republicans  Truman Asks Unity On Foreign Policy

REPUBLICANS MAY EASE UP   Give Signs Of Tempering Attacks On Administration Policies   TRUMAN ASKS UNITY

INSIDE READING   Conviction of Perjury Paves Path for Ouster Proceedings

ine stale Sampaign—  Duff Welcomes Senate Probe of Campaien Costs

St tCoule Marines Alerted      Many Jims in War — Most Are Not Old Enough to Vote — Just Old Enough to Fight

Yanks Freed With Lecture Blaming Warfare ont ‘American Imperialism’

Gains Predicted In GOP Voting  Democrat Landslide Forecast Disputed

POLITICAL ROUNDUP ....  Boyle Returns To Head Uy Democratic National Grour

Boyle Returns to Head Democratic National Committee   Anderson Freed To Campaign in 7-State Tour

Boyle Due To Resume  Party Work   Democratie Chief Relieves Anderson For Speaking Tour

ORDER BY TRUMAN IS ANNOUNCED AFTER SPECIAL CABINET CALL   Joint Chiefs of Staff, Security Officials And Top Ranking Congress Members  Art in Session; North Korean Force, Snearheaded hy Tanks in New Breakthronueoh

Committing U.S. Ground Troops Believed Issue   Top Capito! Leaders As Defense Chiefs Summoned To Meeting

Senate Refuses To Indorse Aid To Franco Spain   Big Loan Opposed On Ground Country Is Not Democratic

Senate Blackballs  Funds for Franco  Refuses Marshall Plan Spanish Loan

Senate Refuses To Include Spain In Marshall Plan   $50 Million Loan to Francc Also Denied; Defeat Amendment, 42-35

Financial Aid to Spain Is Barred By Senate  Votes, 42 to 35, Against Propose Loan to Franco Ort 2A Millian

Senate Kills Marshall Plan Franco Aid   Sen. Smith Against Brewster Proposal

[850 Million Refused  Senate Blachballs Franco ‘Spain From Marshall Plan Cla

Senate Blackballs Franco Spain  For Membership In Marshall Plan Club

Indiana Air Guard Units Are Called Up    Groups. To’ Report At Stout Field — By February .] °°

Thousands Alerted lo Flee Mississippi  Opening Of Levee May Be Necessary

Charleston Area Youth Admits Shooting Drunker Father With .22 Rifle

New Warning On Sabotage   Governor Meets in Closed Session With Top Men of FBI

Social Security Compromise Bill Okayed By House   Senate Will Take Up Measure Today

PROVISION TO LIMIT LABOR SECRETARY ADOPTED  House Approves Compromise Measure To Boost Social Security Coverage, Benefit Payments

HOUSE OKAYS COMPROMISE SECURITY ACT   Swift Senate Passage Of Vast Expansion Program Is Seen

House Adopts Security Bill In 374-1 Vote   Knowland Clause Accepted By Slim Edge in Moving Ace Pension Ahead

House Passes Social Security Bill  Vast Expansion Pla   Vast Expansion Plan Gets Over Last Hurdle in Conaress

Tobin Authority Cut Included In Compromise Bil  Home Front Control Issue In Sen ate; Llraese cent;

Social Security Expansion Gets Over Last Rig Congressional Ilurdle ..

Stormy House Okehs Upping Aid to Jobless  Knowland Provision Almost Stops Action

...And Yes Again  Social Security Stock Soars In House-Approved Measure

Social Security Expansion OK¢ By House Vote  Senate Section,  Center of Fight, Wins Approval   Cuts Authority

Million Tons of Coal Pour Out of Mines   Some Workers Still Idle, Awaiting ‘Official’ Orders

Williams-co Slayer Enters Guilfy Plea  Grand Jury To Probe Death of Aaed Pair

Two American Platoons Of 80-100 Men Cut Off; Eighth’ ‘Army Set For New Attack:

U.S. Pledges Help to All To Keep Free   Must Counteract ‘Weapon of Fear, President Savs

PRESIDENT PLEDGES AID 0 FREE PEOPLE   Says U. S. Must Counteract Reds’ “Weapon of Fear”

Truman Attacks ‘Weapon of Fear   mate They Gone Teo Far?’  Pravda Sees U.S. Aggression Against North Korea, China

U.S. Pledges To Fight Red Tear’ Weapon  "ae ae 3 a. Ee,   HST Hopes Decision Will Mean ‘Peace In The World’

TAFT DEMANDS THAT ACHESON QUIT CABINET   Secretary Discredited Jr Korean Crisis, Ohioan  Declares   TRUMAN HOPES ACTION WILL PROMOTE PEACE

Truman Pledge: To Fight Red Weapon of Fear  Cites Korea Attac As Example of Peril

‘Truman Asserts IU. S. Must Combat Red Fear Weapon   President Pledges Help To Other Nations In Freedom Struggle

Taft Demands Acheson Qui   President Expresses. Hope U. S. Action Will Bring   Dence. i":

Truman Offers Help to Other Nations   Says Amarica Must Counteract Red Weapon of Fear

Tells In Address Of His Decision To Send Amer _ ican Planes And War , ships Against North Korea .‘ommunists

President Promises U.S. Aid to Others Fighting to Be Free   Truman Expresses Hope Nation’s Decision To Battle for Korea Will Mean World Peace; Acheson Calls on People to Be Cool, Steady

Scotch Troops Sail For Korea   ‘Ladies From Hell’ Number Two Thousanc

Scotch Reaiment To Join Battle   “Ladies From Hell” Embark For Korea

Famed Scotch Regiment To Fight In Korea  Reaimen?t Leaves   Regiment Leaves Hong Kong Teday For Korean Service  (RIM tt STial

Truman Leaders Seek To Revive Bipartisan Policy   Policy Sags Down Due To Absence Of Senator Vandenherg

Vandenberg’s Absence Felt Dems Want to Revive Foreign Policy Accord

Bipartisan Foreign Policy Revival Being Sought By Administration Leaders

Demos Seek New Accord   Hope to Revive BiPartisan Action on Foreign Policy

Bi-Partisan Policy Lags  In Congress   New Effort Made By Administration To Bolster Unity

Ruston’s American Legion Post Joins National “Tide Of Toys” Drive To Aid European Children

New Curbs On Housing Prepared   Anti-Inflation Move To Boost Down Payments

New Curbs OnHousing Credit Due   Econom ic Stabilization Plan Also Calls For Some Price Controls,

May Require {51050 Per Cent Pavinents      New Regulations Designea Tc Combat Inflation May Be Released Tonight

Covt. Readies New Curbs:on Housing Credit   15% Down: Payment May be Required For Low-Cost: Homes

New Housing Credit Curbs To Be Imposed   GovernmentHopes To Put Brakes To Inflation

Increased Housinc Credit Controls To Be Announced   Series of Economic Stabilization Plans Are in Preparation

Sharp Curbs Awaited on New Housing   Down Payment Of 15 to 50 P.C. May Be Ordered

Housing Credit Curbs Are Expected Today  Down Payment Requirements Due For Boce# Bs End acete

To Head Off Roosevelt?  Farley Boom For New  York Governor Grows

State Hospital Staff Member Who Paid Fine In Stabbing Relieved Of Duties

A... 4. Liat. rfavaa Hails  US Reds For  War Action   American Communiisi Oppesitien To Kerea Finds Faver fa USSR

ReiearesueRsI ry ie civagcs, ..spppuimaaeteenaiaal OHIO TO RECEIVE FEDERAITI, AID FUND

Budget Debate Next Test For Laborites  Ships Enroute To China to Evacuate Americans

Victory Goes To Laborites   Defeat Conservative Motion Charging Extravagance in British Commons.

Laborites Apparently Are Weathering Tory Storms   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

FELTUS DRAGS GOP LEADERS INTO INQUIR\   Sen. Taft Refutes Claim Speech Offered Him

CHOICE 4-H CALVES SOLD AT AUCTION   Grand Champion Going To State Fair

Identify Photos of Jackson Girl  But No Pictures Are Offered as Evidence

SHOW PHOTOS DURING TRIAL OF BEDNASEK   Pictures Show Injuries to Throat of Slain SUI Coed

CLOTHING WORN BY GIRL ALSO TO BE OFFERED   Modification of Body Pictures Asked By Presiding Judge

Bednasek Trial Goes On; Fourth Day of Evidence   Pictures Taken After Death of Co-ed Identified

Police Board Member Quits at Kansas City   “Abuse and Incorrect Statements” Blamed by Sheridan Farrell.

Secretary of State-Acheson Speaks to Harvard Grads; Sees New.Peace Era

«KK * Truman Will Make War Needs Known   Expected to Ask for More Wioney and Order Reserves to Active Duty

Sharp Break In Stock Prices  Orders To Sell   Orders To Sell Swamo Exchanae

Argue Case of. Negroes Who Want to Attend M. U.   University Curators Seek Court Decision Reafnre OCneaning Doors.

MU Admission for Negroes Will be Argued Tonight   Curators Ask Court : To Decide Issue on

Six Perish As Car Hits Steal Truck   Four Adults and Two Children Killed and One is Critically Injured

ONE APPEAL COURT   Senate Hopes To Settle Uniform Justice In Forces

gnate Seeks » Settle Row ver Arms Bill   pure Would Establish form Code Of Justice acmad Forces

Officers Still Stumped Corner of Harris County Shaken by Mysterious Blast

ONCE ‘FELL DOWN TO DIE’ Pilot Rescued After 7-Da y Swam p Ordeal

Gas Tax Hike Gets Backing Of President   2 Pike County Judges Also Enter Growing Word Battle

President And Judges For Tax   Secretary Of Auto Club In Reply To  Announcement

Lewis’ 3-Day Week Upheld By Examiner   Recommends NLRB Clear UMW Head Of Operators’ Charges

One Group of Gls Faces Encirclement in Eastern Area   North Koreans Hammer Away in Their Drive to Reach Harbor City as Marines Land  Ry Barnect Haherarht

Communist Push On Pusan Checked; Twin Thrust Bogged Down   North Koreans’ All-Out Push Threatens To Envelop Section Of First Cavalry Troop.

NEW H-BOMB PLAN REVEALED IN WASHINGTON   Control of Weapon Declared Vital By Experts

Manpower Shortages In Key S. Industries Are Forecast  Impact Of War Program To Be Felt Next Month. Sav Labor Officials

Problem Seen On Manpower  Unemployment Downward Trend Noted as Survey Shows Shortage

TO ASK TAX LEVY   VU MO 1nA Lut  Chamber of Commerce Proposal Would Finance Fair Grounds

TO ASK TAX LEV\   Chamber of Commerce Pro posal Would Finance Fair Grounds

FOR YOUR NEW°MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH $3-6317. Beene   CARN PARTY

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH 3.5317, Stet"   rapn pipre

Myers Predicts Bonus Won't Bar Relief Aid  Seantor Indicates Aureeitieat Is Near fin Ai ll ahs vet? oom

lth Republican Out For Governor   Cleveland Lawyer Enters Race Today

First Cavalry Take ‘'North’s Gateway City   Assembly's Decision To Unify Korea Seen As Go-Ahead Siqnal For MacArthur

South Korean  Army Drives  Along Coast Big Offensive  Expected Since UN Gives OK

U. S. Forces. Move. Closer  To Red Line   Knockout Blow Looms As Cavalry Takes Key Gateway Of Kacsong

12 Divisions Massed; Yanks Seize Kaesong   South Koreans Advance On Wonsan In Feebly Resisted Sweep; Pyong: yang Expected To Be Goal

Ist Cavalry In Gateway To N. Korea  ROK Troops Within 19 Miles Wonsans  Reds Ienore Demand

U. S. Cavalry Has Taken Kaesong as South Koreans  Close to Wonsan

Allied Forces Move North fo Press Victory   United Nations Vote to Cross Imaginary Line by UN Troops; Only Russia Vetos in Opposition

Weeklong Surrender Order Ig: nored:; Allied Forces Exnected Ta Strike   SOUTH KOREANS PUSHING DEEPER IN ENEMY GROUND

South Koreans Drive To Edge Of Red Defenses   Commies Still Ignore U.N. Commander's Order To Surrender

Acceptance Rate For Draft High   155 of 274 Examined In State Meeting Army Requirements

Acceptance Rate Of Youths Taking Draft Exams Is High   Gross Reports 155 Of 274 State Draftees Examined First Day Met Army's Physical Require ments

Penna. Youths Measure Up To. Army Standards  155 Of 274 Examined First Day Physically OK, Reports Col. Gross

ANTI-INFLATION ILL AGREED ON   IHOUSESENATE GROUP. AP PROVES MEASURE GIVING ’ TRUMAN 3VAR. POWERS.’ ’

House-Senate Group Okays Defense Bill   ‘Quick Approval Seen On Measure to Give Traman War Power

PRESIDENT ON THE AIR AT 9 TONIGHT   House and Senate Get Together on Vital Defense Bill

Agreement Reached On  Controls Piesident Given War-Style Power Over Economy

Conferees Approve War-Style Curbs; Passage Seen Today   Bill Expected on Truman’s Desk in Time for ‘Fireside Chat’ Tonight

Only Hitch Centered Or Expiration Date Of  Broad Powers   TRUMAN TO SPEAK TO NATION TONIGHT

Acree On Pay Price, Ration Powers Bill   ‘Conference Action’ Comes on Eve of Truman Address ‘to ‘Nation on War Crisis

Conferees Okay National Defense Production Act  May Reach Truman Before Talk Tonight

Reach Accord on Truman  Controls Bill   Conferees Approve Compromise; Quick Passage Seen

War Powers Plan Okayec   Prompt Final Action B) House And Senate Is Now Being Expected

CONGRESS VOTES TODAY Conferees Okeh War-Style Economic Control Measure

HST To Talk To Nation On War Tonight _ Control Bill Gives Truman Wide Powe!

Compromise Bil For War Powers. Gains Approval  — Congress Expected To Present Measure To President Today

BUSES COLLIDE; “OD PERSONS DIE   Driving Snowstorm Blamed  For Michigan Mishap

Joint Chiefs in Japan For Asia Conference Talks With MacArthur to Include

TOP MILITARY REACH TOKYO   Gen. M’ Arthur Gives Personal Welcome

he o Consider Korean Issue   Soviet Filibuster Shut Off in UN; Vishinsky Protests

U. N. Group Snubs Russ  Over Korea   Political Committee Chairman Blocks Red Filibuster On Issue

Korea On Agenda Of UN Group   Brief Adjournment Is Taken: In Move To Break Filibuster By Soviet Supporters

Korean Question Gets Top Billing At UN Assembly   Move Follows Brief Adjournment, Called To Shut Off Soviet  Graun’‘c Filihucter

U.N. Votes For Korean Discussion   Adjournment Orderec To Halt Filibuster By Soviet Bloc.

U.N. To Start Probe At Once On Korea War   Act Follows Recess To Shut Off Soviet Bloe’s Filibuster

Korean Issue Gets  Green Light in UN   Ching Favored As Wage Boss

Reds Filibuster Delays U.N. Drive For Korea Action   Turmoil Interrupts Political Session; Parleys Resumed

Soviet Filibuster Halted—  UN Unit to Give norea Special Consideration

Reds in U.N. Delay Action Over Korea  Filibuster Ends by Order of Chair—

Heated Session of UN Assembly Ends in Decision to Go At Once Info Korean Question

— ARGUMENT —  Red Bloe Filibuster Is Shut Off   TAKE BRIEF ADJOURNMENT

Bloc Trying to Prevent Action on Korean Issue   committee Decides Tc Go Ahead Without Setting Up Agenda

VISHINSKY FIGHTS 38Th , CROSSING   Russian Foreign Minister Expected to Demand U. N. Order Halt at North Korean Border.   @2 NATIONS PUSH UNIFICATION MOVE   Russia Tries to Delay Action on Resolution for Union and Rehabilitation of All Korea.

‘Adjournment (Called to Shut Up Delay Talk   Resolution Gives M’Arthur Right to Cross 38th Border

FRONT IS QUIET TODAY  a i en a ne a NEN  Yank Gls Retreat Is Orderly As Texan Covers Withdrawal

FRONT IS QUIET TODAY  Yank Gls Retreat Is Orderly © As Texan Covers Withdrawal

Planes Rob Red Drive of Steam   Airmen Giving Enemy “Bloody Nose” Along Frent Lines

Air Strikes Build Morale A merican Treaps Call  Their Retreat ‘Orderly’

Officer Asserts American Troop Retreat Orderly  Slow Down Drive _ By Commie Forces

Air Support Building Up Infantry Morale   American Soldiers Withdraw From Chochiwon in Orderly Fashion

Local Firm’s Plant Swept By Flames   $125,000 Loss At Traverse City For Berrien Package Co.

FIRE DESTROYS BRANCH FIRM      Berrien County Package ‘Co. Building At. Tra verse City Burns

ns aa RINE. <~te__agoeeigmmamanee FRENCH ABANDON FRONTIER FORTRESS

Goods, Services Up  National Output Stays 'Hich. U.S. Survey Shows  '

Labor Regime Faces Test In Commons Vote   Housing Amendment By Conservatives To Be Voted On Today

State's Coldest ls 32 Below At Great Falls  Readings of 30-40 Below Zero

DEWEY-PROMISES CAMPAIGN FIGH   URGES AMERICANS TO RE VOLT S7-THE BALLOT. BAX  AGAINST “INCOMPETENCE.” 

ELECTION TUESDAY   Vote to Be Cast and Counted at 26 Polling Places in County   12 ARE IN LAWRENCE

CAMPAIGN CLOSES; ELECTION TUESDAY   Vote to Be Cast and Count: ed at 26 Polling Places  in County

Census Is 75 Per Cent Completed   115 Million Americans Already Recorded in 1950 Count to Find Population   Many Call-Back Visits Brought on by People Being Out

U.S. Census Tally Tops 75 Per Cent On Official Count   115 Million Americans Are Recorded Already According to Estimate

NOSE COUNT IS NEAR END FOR CENSUS TAKER   U. S. Director Reports Popu. lation Tally More than 75 Percent Complete

115,000,000 IN U. 5. COUNTED   Director Estimates Cen. sus-Taking 75 Per Cent Finished

Population Count About 75 Per Cent Complete; Work In Rural Counties Lags

Director Estimates 75 Per Cent Of Census Has Been Completed   Eight Days Left for Workers to Tally Remainder

(Marine - Infantry Attack Upon Chananyon Bulge Believed To Have Routed Crack Red Army

GENERAL MOTORS WAGE TALKS OPES   BARGAINING CONFERENCES GET UNDER WAY W EEK FARLIER THAN FXPECTED.

UAW Opens Taks On GE Contract   Bargaining Watched By Ail Industry And Labor Organizations

Narrowly Misses Grandstand Spectators Escapee Crashes Large Truck Into Midst Of Football Game

Bradley briefs President On War Situation   Conferees Silent On Issues Talked Over At 24-Hour  Gonference In Blair House

Truman Plans No New Tax Call to Solons  Peete tsaent € neta   President Confers With Top Officials After Capital Flight

YULE HOLIDAY ENDS ABRUPTLY FOR PRESIDENT   ‘Current Tax System To Be Retained, He Hopes

Truman fo Ask No ‘New’ Taxes   Aide Doubts Congress to Get Another Bill

URGE ALL-OUT WAR CONTROLS   Sentiment For Complete Mobilization Gains In Washington   ON THE HOME FRONT

Home Front Activities Up   Army May Issue Another iDratte Call This Voar

McCarthy Wants Record Played  Senator Seeks To _ Know ‘Who's A Liar’

CG. 0. P. CAN’T MATCH   Party Hasn't Money to Buy Similar Radio Time to Truman's

Speech May Go Unanswered by  The Poor GOP   Republicans Can’t Afford Radio Time at $50,000 To Reply to Truman

300 Already Signed Up for Chest ¥-Ravs   Cass County IB Association to } Sponsor Mobile Unit Hére  March 27-31

City, County Pupils Given Tuderculin Tests   Cass Public Health and Tuberculosis Association to Sponsor Mobile X-Ray Unit

WVOMING SENATORS AN‘NOUNCE FARM DRAWING FoR VETERANS ON RIVERTON PROJECT

Coal Emergncy Here Prompts ‘Wire to Truman  Chamber Telegrani: To President Talle   Chamber Telegram: To President Tells Of Growing Crisis

BILL TO HIKE AGE PENSIONS IS APPROVED   Committee OK’S Boost to Persons Covered By Social Security.

 Senate-House Conference Committee Approves Legislation eee  Would Double Benefits of Social Security

Keating Grange Held Initiation   Quiz Program Features Entertainment

Mrs, Henry Ford Dies at Age of 84   Lived Simply Despite  Great Wealth

HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL   Mrs. Henry Ford, Widow Of Auto Pioneer, Dies This Morning

Mrs. Henry Ford Succumbs Today   Widow of World-Famed Automobile Pioneer Heart Ailment Victim

Mrs. Henry Ford Dies, [84°   Widow of Automobile ‘Pioneer Victim of Haart Ailmoent

Henry Fords Widow Dies  Heart Ailment Fatal T   Heart Ailment Fatal To Wife of Auto Pioneer

NRS. FORD DIES AT AGE OF 84   Widow Of Late; Henry Ford Succumbs to Acute Coronary Occlusion at Henry Ford Hospltal in Detroit — Funeral Arrangements Incomplete.

Ford’s Widow Heart Victim, Expires At 84   Daughter OF Fanner Constant Companion Of Industry Pioneer

Death Comes To Mrs. Fora AY Hacnifal      Kighty-Four Year Old Widow of Automobile Maker, Dies of Heart Ailment

Mrs. Henry Ford Succumbs At 84  Death Comes Quietly * mmm -2._*g BB... *x7

Mrs. Henry Ford Dies in Detroit  : Auto Pioneer’s Widow Was 84 Years Old

Ford’s Widow Claimed at 84   Heart Ailment Fatal In Detroit Hospital

RIVER PROJECT IS ADVANCED   Only One Objector To Straightening of Paw Paw

Army Holds Hearing On River Plan   Superior Steel Co, Opposes Scheme

McLEANSBORO MAN IS KILLED BY EXPLOSION   j :  —— Fann Victim When Paint Spray Rig Blows : Up et Dale, lil.

McLEANSBORO MAN IS KILLED BY EXPLOSION   Stanley Fann Victim When Paint Spray Rig Blows Up at Dale, Ill.

Control of Weapons  Important   Truman Makes What He Calls ‘Straight From Shoulder’ Foreign Policy Talk

Truman's Bomb View Reiferated   Control Useless Without Incnactian

Mail Delivery Cuts to Start For Harlingen  Two Men To Lose Jobs Under Ruling Fram Pactmaster

Burglar Enters Queen Mother Mary’s House During Night, Seriously Injures Housekeepers Attempting To Give Alarm; Guards Checked

Bus Passer Gets Mcximum Fine in Court   Police Authorities Pledge Ful! Cooperation In Haltina Gifences

Bus Passer ~ Gets Meximum Fine in Court —   Police Authorities Pledge Full Cooperation In Haltine Offences ~.

No New Tax Call Expected in January  HST Calls Meeting Of Defense Chiefs

Coplon Ousts Her Attorney   Trial Interrupted For Appointment Of "New Counsel

Judith Coplon's Lawyer s Fired  Three New Ones Nov Bone Up On Case

Judith Coplon Gets Herself ANew Lawyer   Ex-Government Gir Changes; No Ex planation Given

JUDITH FIRES HER ATTORNEY   Court Assigns Three Others « To Represent Her

East German Refugees Make Strong Showina in British Zone Election

Refugee Party Makes Showing In Election  Kiel, Germany Area Reports Results

DEMOCRATS TO FORCE A SHOWDOWN   Dewey to Take Stand Soon on  New School Fund

Legislative Fight Over School Bond Issue Developing   Minority Leader of Senate Will Attempt To Get Bill on Floor

Cars Derailed On WM Sunday   500- Feet Of Track Torn Up West Of Hancock; No One Injured

22 CARS ARE DERAILED EAST OF CUMBERLAND   Burned Out Journal Box Blamed For Wreck Of Western Marrland Freirht

TwoRed Divisions Exert Heavy Pressure Towards Pohang And Road From Pohang To  Yonechon

Invaders Hurl 90,000 Troops Into Assaults   Vastly Outnumbered Yanks And S. Korean: Giving Little Ground

Americans Halt Enemy Troops Close to Taegu   25th Division Units Restore Positions on Southern End of Line

Officials Say Attack Futile; Positions Hold   Communists Bring Heavy Pressure To Bear On Northern Part Of Line

Ice Covers Eastern States   And Parts of the South   Freezing Rain Coats Highways From East Georgia to New England—Roads in New Jersey Lined With Stalled Cars} —Five Killed in Crashes on Slippery Pavements in Alabama and Louisiana, One Dead i, Massachusetts, .

TURKEY DAY TAKES CITY’S - ATTENTION   School Holiday, ‘Church  Service, Dinners Take the Spotlight

TURKEY DAY TAKES CITY’S ATTENTION   School Holiday, Church  Service, Dinners Take  the Spotlight  OFFICES TO  # CLOSE

Red Troops. Drive Near  Capital City   Bid For, Military. Aid Not Included  In Indian Request

Big Three Of U.N. Powers To Confer Today  @...°*.. gs. ga. ft   Session Is Held Prior To Security Council Meeting

Cohen Hele By Police In Chicago   Judge Says Dapper Gambler Must Be Freed or Charged

Lie Provoses 20-Year Peace  U.N. Official Would Relax World Nerves

20-YEAR-PEAGE PLAN PROPOSED BY TRYGVE LIE   UN Secretary Calls For Program To ‘Bring End To Cold War

Lie Urges 20-Year  Peace Plan  Top UN Official Makes Proposals To End Cold War

UN Secretary In Peace Plea To End Tension   Trygve Lie Asks End To Cold War In Washineton Talk

Trygve Lie Proposes Peace Plan to End Cold War and Relax “Tensions”

20-Year Peace Program Urged   Trygve Lie Would Bring The Cold War To An EFnd.

Trygve Lie Proposes 20-Year Peace Program Under United Nations Pla

Peace Plan’  Is Offered   United Nations Head Has 20-Year Program

BUILDING NEWS IS K.U. THEME TODAY   Journalism Bids, ~ Final Fieldhouse Plans Are  sc) Re eee   FOUR MORE PROJECTS

KU. THEME TODAY   Journalism Bids, ~ Final Fieldhouse Plans Are Top Items on List   FOUR MORE PROJECTS

Montana Livestock Production Credit Group to Dedicate New Building Here on March 11

Livestock Production Credit Association to Hold Its Spring Meet Here Tomorrow

Williams Trying foHeal Up Break   Democrats Face State Party Split Before Convention

Bloody Battle Fought 40 Miles West Of Pusan   First Cavalry Is Forced Out Of Flaming Kumchon

Big Tank Battle Shapes up in North; Pohang Ablaze in Attacks by Air

PHONE STRIKE MAY SPREAD TO KANSAS   Local Telephone People Watching Developments in St.Louis   IN CLEAR AT PRESENT

SPREAD TO KANSAS   Local Telephone People Watching Developments in St. Louw °°   IN CLEAR AT PRESENT

US. Wants To End Occupation Of Germany   Will Propose That Only a Cold War Defense Force Be Left There

Excess Profits Tax Appears Certain For 1951  Senate Committee  Orders Staff To  Prepare Bill

Excess Profits Tax Is Planned For Next Year  National Sales Tax   National Sales Tax Study Is Ordered

Truman Granted Standby Controls In Proposed Bill   Price, Wage, Rationing Curbs Placed In Hands of President by Senators To Use When Inflation Threatens U. S.

7 : ]     Senate Panel Approves Truman Controls Powe  : @   Measure Would Let President Impose Curbs At Any Time To Halt Inflation

Rescue Workers Workers Dig All Night In Effort To Get . Aid To Entombed Miners

Seek Five Men  Trapped in Mine Rescue Group Works Throughout Night

Foreign Aid Funds Given Green Light   Congress Puts Stamp of Approval on Three Billion Dollar Project; Senate Accepts House Measure

House Okays > Billions InAidAbroad   Senate Accepts Plan And Sends It To Truman For Signature

U.S. Aid Wanted In 60 Countries  Congress Approves $3,120,550,000 Fund

Brewster Wants T-H Law Used   But Denham May Be Moving to Tackle Problem

Truman Turns Down Plea To Take Action In Coal Walkout   Claims There Is No , National. Emergency; NLRB To Complain Of -T-H Law Violations

NYG IT'S NOT TIME TO TAKE STRIKE ACTION   However Law May Be {nvoked in Writ Under Unfair Practices Act.

Truman Turns Down Appeal By Brewster: Denham May Accuse Lewis, Union of Unfair Actions

Says There's No National Emergency   But NLRB May Seek Injunction

NLRB COUNSEL DRAWS CHARGE AGAINST UMY   President Re jects Republican Plea For Action

Two Cocktail Party Guests Pass, But Ten Others Relish Omelette Made From $45 Ostrich Egg

Doubtful the Ostrich Will Run the Hen Out of Business in the Egg Department

Father, Severed Artery In Arm, Rescues Five Younasters From Fire

More Arrests Predicted In Atom Spy Case   Scientist Under Guard As Key Man In Delivery Of Secrets

76 Mercury 79 ion ~=AAntics tow   Tides of Optimism, Pessimism Sweep Over Gls as Fortunes of War Change

Talk of ‘Dunkerque’ No Longer Is Heard; Early-Victory Views Also Hard To Find

No More Talk Of An American “Dunkerque In Korea But Also No-Predictions About An Early UN Victory

Lewis in Effect Rejects Truman. Fact-finder Scheme; Full-Scale Walkout on Monday IsRumored

Ohio Fugitives Seized in Michigan  Brothers Captured After Shooting Officer

MYSTERY BLAZE AT BERKELY-— NEAR MIDNIGHT       Secrecy Surrounds Investigation; .—-.-Cyelatron Menaced

FBI Probing Mysterious Fire Which Threatened Giant College Cyclotron

Tax Writers Are Exploring Possibilities Of National Transaction, Sales Levies

Tax Writers Eye National Retail Taxes   ‘31 Super Tax On War-Inflated Income Studied

SUPER- TAX ON PEOPLE HINTED   Excess Profits, Sales Tax And Transactions Levy Considered   MORE WAYS HUNTED

PLAN SUPER-TAX ON WAR-INFLATED INCOMES IN 1951   Possibilities of National Wholesale or Retail Sales Tax Being Explored.

Tax Writers Weigh Possibility of Super Tax on War-Inflated Incomes

Study Putting ‘Super Tax’ On War Incomes   For Individuals as Well as Excess Profits of Corporations

Talk Exeess Profits Levy On Individuals   Sales Tax Also Pondered By Senate Committee; Plan to Slow Purchases

Sales Levy or Transactions Charge Sought   Excess Profits Law Expected to Be Effective Jan. 1

National Sales Tax Is Proposed   Individual Excess Profits Levy Is Alco Considered

National Tax On Sales May Be Suggested   Congress Ponders .Its Problem of Raising Huge Sums Demandec ‘ By War Proaram

Super-Tax For 1951 Is Studied   Weigh Possibility Of Tax on Income Inflated by War; Also on Profits

Super Profit Tax During 1951 Given Committee Study  New Retail Levies Also Suggested for Control on Buying

Explore Sales Tax, Transactions Levy   Must Preserve People With  _ Fixed, Limited Incomes From being Crushed

Weigh Super-Tax On War-Inflated  Incomes in 1951  Would Hit War Profits of Pee PE al

CONSIDER TAXING EXCESS PROFITS OF INDIVIDUALS  CENATE COMMITTEE   SENATE COMMITTEE IS ALSO STUDYING NATIONAL SALES TA?

Hill Writers Weighing  Super-Tax    National Wholesale or Retail Levy Under Consideration

Congressmen Eye Super Tax On ’51 Profits  More Avenues Are  Opened In Search

\Super-Tax Bill ig Incomes Being Studied  i War-Infleted Wage   War-inflated Wages Would Be Affected Under New Pronosal

Tieup Brings Nation Close To Paralysis   Union Argument Fails To Convince Federal Judce

MINERS ORDERED TO STAND TRIAL   Union Is Charged With Contempt of Court for Refusing to Return to Pits

UMW Ordered to Trial Monday on, Contemet Charge   Judge Notes Order Te End Strike Was Disobeved

Judge Orders UMW  Tried on Contempt  Coal Case Docketed Monday As Strike Effects Worsen

MINERS? UNION MUST STAND TRA   FEDERAL JUDGE KEECH OR DERS iT TO FACE CosTEMPT CHARGES MONDAY.

Nation Daily Growing Closer Economic Chaos But Negotiators Report No Progress In Court Ordered Talks: Hopes Fading

CONTEMPT TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY   President Treats Coal as ‘‘Routine’”’ At Cabinet Meeting

Judge Keech Unimpressed By UMW Contention He Had Issued NoStrike Order Illegally; Nor By Idea Miners Acted Individually

Court Orders Mine ‘Union Trial Monday On Contempt Count   Judge Keech Not Convinced No-Strike Order Illegal; Union’s Plea Miners Act On Own Rejected; Industrial Crisis Spreads —

Judge Acts In Growing Coal Crisis He’s Not So Sur   He’s Not So Sure Miners Acting As Individuals

Lewis Forces Face Hearing;  Strike Proceeds   Mine Chief’s Union Charged by Federal Judge With Contempt

MINERS UNION IN CONTEMPT TRIAL MONDAY   Judge Keech Ignore  UMW Pleas; Lewis  Not Cited

Miners Union Ordered to Trial Monday  On Contempt Charges by Federal Judge

Court Sets Hearing Monday On Contempt Charges  Mine Union Faces Trial

Communists Pray On Hunger Nofe lo Sway Miners.  Lewis Leaves For 7 :   Lewis Leaves For — Funeral Of Brother Who Shot Himeelf ..

Mine Union Faces Contempt Charge In Court Monday   Federal Judge Iqnores Plea Miners Act Individually, Disobey Lewis’ Orders; Strike Brings Nation Closer to Paralysis; No New White House Moves in Prospect

Miners Face Trial Monday For Contempt   Industrial: Layoffs: Due To: Strike Pick Up  woos Speed

Miners’ Union Ordered to Trial By Judge Keech    President Discusses Coal in “Routine” Way With Cabinet as Nation Speeds Toward Economic Paralvsis.

New York Killer Surrenders To Walter Winchell   $25,000 Reward To Go To Runyon Fun/ As Crime Is Solved

HUNTED MAN SURRENDERS TO WINCHELL   Colurea'yt Tuas: Killer. Over Aid Police — Fatorn: ‘Claim, to. #18. 000 Reward In Behalf of Cancer Fand,

Winchell Gets ‘Scoop’ of Career © As Hunted Killer Surrenders to Hin

Reds Shift Tanks To Elbe Border  New Command Post Near U. S. Zone

HIGHWAY FUND PLAN OPPOSED   Gov. Williams’ Proposal Gets A Rude ‘No’ From GOP

Shrimper Fines Will Be Paid  Crewman On Trial Ear Attack on Guard

Appropriation Bill Debate Opens In House  DP Legislation Occupies Senate; Vote Wednesday

Military. Force. Defense Reat y  _ Early Action to Set it Up Is Expected: -

Officials See Early Start On European  Defense Army   Believe Big Three Decision Wil Bring Strong German Ties

Early Start on Organization of Military Force fo Defend West Europe Is Planned

Early Start Is Expected In Forming  Europe Army   Defense Ministers Planning New York Meeting On Matter

Military Foree For ALE jurope May Start Soon   Way Is Clearing For Germans To Enter United Army; Foree Approved

West Zone Army May Form Early   German Role in Allied Army Might Result From Relaxation of Cantrols   May Move France   Acheson Thinks Talk: in Next Round Wil Bo Bruitful

Early Start On Force For West Europe  American Officials Foresee Action Soon As Reeult Of Talke

Germans Soon To Rule Selves  Western Reich Will Become Member’ Of World Family

Russian Threat To Speed Arming Of West Europe  U.S. Sees Early Formation Of Army

U. S. Officials Urge Speed In View of Crisis   Hope Way Is Cleared Soon for German Defense Participation

Start Early on European  Allied Army   British, French Defense Ministers to Help Form Pians

Early Start Due On Aid For Europe   ‘Big Three’ Warn Russia Against Any Move On Germany

Early Action OnW. Europe Army Is Seen   Easing Occupation Curbs in Germany Seen as Aiding W. German Ties

Officials Foresee Early Start On Organization Of Military Force Of Western Allies For Europe Defense

ALLIES PREPARE TO FORM ARMIES AGAINST RUSSIA   British And French Defense Leaders Will Join America In Move To Protect Western Furone

FRANK ERICKSON ORDERED TOFACt TRIAL NEXT WEEK   INew York Gambler Indicted For Bookmaking And  Canentraey

Veil of Sorrow Covers Pennsylvania Valley as It Prepares to Receive Dead

Wyoming Valley, Heavy With Grief, Prepares Tc Bury Dead Of Troop  Train Tragedy In Ohio.

America Shuts Down Offices In Bratislava   Exchange Of Trade More Difficult As Result Of Demands

Reprisal Action For Anti-American Moves In tron Curtain Area   Acquiesence To Prague's Demand Is Another Step Toward Complete Diplomatic Break.

Crackdown Ordered On ¢ Czech Consulate   U. S. Retaliation Move Closes New York Unit of Red Satellite

Action Result Of Czech Demand For Reduction In U. S. Diplomatic Staff   State Department Following ‘‘Tit-For-Tat’ Policy Toward Soviet Satellites; Movement Of Persons Not Restricted.

U.S. Demands Czechs Close N. Y. Consulate   America to Decrease Diplomatic Staff in That Country to 12

US. Closing Czech Office In New York   State Department Gets in First Punch by Request For Consulate Closure. Bratislavia Withdrawal

Czechs Told To Close New York Office   Consulate Ordered Shut Down As U.S. Ouits Bratislava

U.S. Orders Czechs Close Office In N.Y.   Washington Yields To Prague Demands To Reduce Own Staf!

* U.S. Bows To Czech Demand To Cut American Diplomatic Staff Tm That Nation To An Even Dozen   CZECHS ACCUSED OF GROUNDLESS ATTACKS

U.S. Orders Consulate of  Czechs Shut   Our Consular Office In Bratislava Closed; Ramanians Curhed

ANTI-CZECH MOVE TAKEN   United States Orders Closing of New York Consulate.

Tough Policy Adopted For Soviet Puppets  Prague Diplomats To Be Restricted

US. Orders Czechs Close N.Y. Consulate   Americans To Leave Bratislava

To Close Consulate  Of Czechs   Action Is Taken To Counteract Order For Reducing Staff In Czechoslovakia

NEW YORK  CONSULATE TO CLOSE   Shut Down Communists’ Office in New York in Reprisal for Limitations on U. S. Diplomats.   TIT-FOR-TAT IN THE COLD WAR   At Same Time U. S, Will Close Bratislavia Con_ sulate Beating Czechs to  the Punch,  > OC

Czechs Ordered To Close New York Consulate  American Headquarters in Bratislava Shut Down

U. §., Czechs Come Closer to Complete Break   More Diplomatic Staff Cuts Made On Both Sides

U. S. Diplomatic Staff Cut Agreed To, But Czechs Must Lose New York Consulate

U.S. Closes Czech Office In New York   Shutdown Ordered As Reprisal For Cut Jn Diplomatic Staff

Czechs Ordered To Close New York Consulate   U. S. Retaliates for Red Slave State’s AntiAmerican Proaram

U.S. Restricted: Action Taken In Reprisal   Retaliation Policy Followed Against Satellites

State Department to Shut Down U. §. Consulate—  U.S. Orders Czechoslovakia  To Close New York Consulate

Consulate In New York Must Close   Retaliation for Soviet Pressure On Americans

WASHINGTON NOTE Hd PS COMMUNIST REGIME AT PRAGUE   {State Department Will Re  duce Diplomatic Staff In  Cee rere me oe

U.S. Kicks  Out Czech NY. Staff   Shuts Our Consulate i: Bratislava; Answers May 23 Demand.   Only Embassy Left.

U.S. ORDERS CZECH CONSULATE CLOSED   Washington To Shut Down Its Foreign Service Office In Bratislava

UNITED STATES COMPLIES WITH CZECH DEMAND  Ta DD «wc ut a a eS ee 2   In Reprisal Move Washington Orders New York Consus late Closed Up.

Czech Consulate in N.Y. Is Closed   U.S. to Close Its Bratislava Office

Order Gomes In Retaliation For Czechs’ Demand   U. S. Consulate In Brataslava Closed By Czechoslovakia

Czech Office In New York To Be Closed   Washington Prohibit Consulate In Move Of Retaliation

. AMERICA RETALIATES— ; Orders Czechs To Close. Consulate In New York

Action Taken In Retaliation Against Reds  Satellite Nation Orders U. S. To ‘Reduce Size Of It

American Staff Ordered Out Of Bratislava   State Department Beats Reds to Punch Over Offices

Czechs Slated For Crackdown: May Ban Consul   State Dept. Is Set To Counteract Red Steps

ORDER CZECHS 10 CLOSE CONSULATE IN NEW YORK CITY   RETALIATION FOR A NEW REDUCTION IN DIPLOMATS ABROAD

U. S. Bans Agency In New York   American Olfices In Bratislava Will Be Abandoned

U.S. Orders Czechs To Close Consulate   Action Against New York Office Is Retaliation For Praque’s Demand for Slash in American Dislomatic Staff: Blow to Czech Trade

Violent Deaths Mar Celebration   State and National Safety Experts Warr Against Unexpected Road Hazards

Violent Deaths In U.S. Reach 28 In 24 Hours  Safety Council Says 3,000 Cars To Be On Move In Four-Dav Periad

First Cavalry Division Captures Kaesong   U.N. To Give MacArthur Mandate To Advance

U.N. Forces Now Control Most Of Border Area  North Koreans Are Massing To Defend Communist Capital

TAVERN NEAT DUUR 10K. 6. MURDER SCENE ENTERED   Burglary Seen by Some as Possible Cover-Up for Some  Purpose in Binaggio-Gargotta Slayings.   SAFE IN DEMOCRATIC CLUB GIVES NO CLEWS   St. Louis Newspaper Says Binaggio Had Tried Recently to Make Political  Peace With Truman.

No New Clues Found in Safe When Opened   Burglary Next Door to Scene Of Double Killing

Kansas City Bar Looted Under Noses Of Police  over  Cover-Up Hinted In Theft Next Door To Tragedy Scene

TAVE TO K. 6. DEATH SCENE ROBBED   Police Guarding Place Where   Binaggio, Friend Slain Caught Flat-Footed

MEETING FOR RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS   Women’s Division to Gath er Tomorrow Moming For Instructions   FOR 1950: FUND DRIVE

Women's Division to Gath: er Tomorrow Morning For Instructions   FOR 1950 FUND DRIVE

Rocket Flight Mark Sought   Huge Missile Will Be Fired Over Ocean

Army Plans Reeord Shot With Rocket   “Double-Header” Te Go 300 Miles

Chinese Red ‘nvovs Arrive  lor UN Case   Debate to Begin Next Monday Morning L pon Formosa Aggression

Chinese Arrive To Press Charge   Nine Reds To Meet With UN Group Next Week

Chinese Reds Voted Place in UN Talks.   Committee Invites Delegates to Take Part in Discussion Of Formosa Charge

Red China's Delegation Now At UN   Credentiais Hold Up Formosa Talks; Malik T- Load Off

China Reds Plan Charge Before UN  Commie Delegates   Commie Delegates Go Into Meeting With Tryeve Lie

Envoys To Present Comploints To UN Peiping Delegation Lands In New York

Stafe Raiders. in Sequoyah Strike  Seize $2,368 in Cash, Gamblina Equioment.

St. Louis Bride Exercises Right to Change Mind; Leaves Man at Altar

Allies Ready Multi-Million  Rearmament   Pact Council Set to Tackle 5-Point Defense Program For Western Enrone

12 Atlantic Allies To. Map Rearmament   Multi-Million Dollar Pro. gram Planned To. Fight Communism

2 Atlantic Allies Start Work Soon On New Program  Five-Point Job Aimed To Figkt Communism ln Wactarn Fiurane

REARMAMENT AGAINST REDS Atlantic Allies Begin Work Tuesday on Big Defense Plan

Major Gaming Syndicate Raided In St. Louis Area   Data From N, J.'s Governor Sets Off Suprise Attack

RAID FOLLOWS DRISCOLL’S TIF   ‘New Jersey Furnishes Lead For Crackdown On St. Louis Handbook.

Police Nab Major Gambling Center In St. Louis  National Betting Racket Seized in Lightning Raid

AVERAGE BOOST OF 20 PERCENT (S REQUESTED   Message Is Sent “Te Congress: -:From Key West

oirike see:  Walkout Of Ship Workers On East, Gulf Coasts Averted After 19 Hours Of Discussion

Teen-Agers Saved From Deep Cavern   Confused Trying to Find Way Out, Found Huddied Together in Prayer

Rescue Boys In Mountain Cave  Trio Found Huddled Together in Prayer

Soviets Have 60-70 Subs in the Pacific   Adm. Sherman Says U.S. Plans to Build Up Power in Area

RUSSIAN SUBS OPERATING IN WEST PACIFIC   United States Plans to Build Up Its Naval Strength In This  Araa.

NAVAL Gn CITED. THREAT OF AD SUR   Joint Staff Heads Asked to Keep Yokosuka as Naval Base.

Sherman Tells Presence Of Russ Submarines in Pacific Area   U. S. To Build Up Naval Strength In Western Vicinity

Russia Has 60 To 70 Submarines Operating in Western Pacific, Admiral Sherman Says

HEARING TODAY ON CHARGES OF CHINESE REDS.   Emergency Session OF Security Council Gpens At 3 P.M.

Meet To Talk Soviet Charge   11-Nation Council Will Sit at 3 p. m.

UN Meets Today in Emernency Session   Red China Charges of Aggression To Be Aired

.  Qedutond sean WUE Prise  ‘Bar Association Honors Judge  W. B. Ivey For Long Service

'Complete Surprise Bar Association Honors Judge  W. B. Ivey For Long Service

HOLIDAY EVENTS SLATED IN EAST   Koreen Situation Will Be Reviewed by Dulles—Other Programs Set

Nation’s Gapital Celebrates Day   Korean Situation Cause Many To Work

NOVEMBER GTH DEADLINE SET BY ClO UNIGN   16,000 To Be Called Out If Wage Talks Are Not Rescived

Michigan Bell: Strike Brewing  State-Wide Walkout May Come Nov. 6

Solons Favor Giving Truman More Powers.   Price-Rationing Amendment May Be Offered in Bill

Congress May Vote Stronger Home Rules   Democrat Chiefs Plan Amendment to Controls Bill

WHITE HOUSE. NOT OPPOSED TO CONTROLS   Democratic Leaders Swing to Standby Powers to Head Off GOP WagePrice Freeze Plan.   SPLAN AMENDMENT ON HOUSE FLOOR   Rationing Standby to Be Offered Tomorrow; Truman Says Not Needed, But He Wouldn’t Veto.

HST Not Opposed To More Drastic Control Powers   Standby Price-Wage-Rationing Powers May Be Voted President

Amendment fo President's Bill Ready in House   Standby Powers May Forestalf an Outright Waae-Price ‘Freeze’

Report Pres.  Will OK Stitt War Controls   Support For Standby Controls Grows in Senate and House

Swing Toward Rationing Idea Now in Evidence  Price-Wage Plan Expected To Be  Offered House

‘Hint President Would Not Veto Measure Giving Him Broader Powers In Home Front War Effort; Decisions On Issue Pending

TO STANDBY IDEA   Demos in Congress Swing Toward Giving Potential  Powers to Truman

Congress May Offer Truman  Control Power   : J Standby Price, Wage And Rationing Powers  To The House Tuesday

Plan Bill On Standby  Rationing   Emergency Authority To Issue Price, Pay, Rationing Acts Pending

Stand-by Wage, Price Controls Are Under Study   No Opposition By Truman to Plan in Conaress

Leaders Swing Toward Standby Price-Waae Powers   » Otherwise, Congress Might “Vote Controls, Js the Thinkinc.

Truman Thinks He Requested Enough Controls  Would Not Object To Extva Pawers, Rayburn Reports

Price-Wage-Rationing AmendmentinMaking   Administration Leaders Swing Toward  “Idea of Also Giving Pres. Truman  Milder Economic Controls He Has Asked.   FEAR WAGE-PRICE "FREEZE"

Backing Grows For Freeze On Prices, Wages  Demo Leaders Talk Over Proposal For

For Stiffer Controls   Sentiment for Standby Price-Rationing Powe Grows in Congress

Leaders Swing To Full Freeze Standby Law   House to Get Amendment on Price Waae-Rationing

Administration Leaders Swing To Control Idea   Congressmen Prepare Price-Wage Ration Powers for Truman

Administration Leaders Leaning Toward Idea of Giving Truman Power Over Economic Controls  Price-Wage-Rationing Proposal To Be Offered on House Floor

Congress Swings Behind All-Out Standby Control  Elnar Amendmante   Floor Amendments To Stiffen Bill in House Seen

LEADERS att STANDBY WAGE, PRICE CONTROL   Change to Administration’s Bill May Be Offered House Thesday.

Prepare To Okay Ka. =», Price And Wage Powers   Administration Men  Swing To Idea Of Stand-By Controls

Congress Favors Broad Economic Control Powers   Would Go Beyond Pian of President Truman in Karea Emercency

Rayburn Says President Still Thinks Controls He Requested Are Sufficien

Wider Control Plan Winning New Converts   President Unlikely T« Veto Measure, Rayburn. Hints

Bal Gaining Solons’ Favor   No Firm Opposition From Truman Seen lf Measure Passed

Sentiment Grows In Washington For Wide Control   Truman Indicates He Wouldn't Veto Stric? Contro] Bill

Domestic Front Curbs Under Study  President Holds Power Sufficient,  Says Rayburn

President Would Not Veto Extra Economic Laws  Sentiment Grows   Sentiment Grows For Additional Stand-By Controls

Hint to Congress...  Wage-Price Control Wouldn't Be Vetoed   President Indicates Readiness To Accept Additional Powers

Standby Powers Finding Support Among Leaders  No Firm White Houss _ Opposition Noted; House Eyes Measure

House Takes Up Standby Powers  Leaders to Press for Price Controls

Hint Truman Won't Oppose Broad Controls   Rayburn Says President ‘Would Not Veto’ Bill For Extra Awhority

Congress Demos Swing to Adding Standby Powers  Truman Measure May Get Price-Wage-Ration Clause

Pressure For Wage, Price Controls Grow   Congress for Measures on Standby Basis; Truman Likely to Go Along

'May Get Authority  Leader Doubts Truman Would Veto Bill Providing Conirols

Wait For Sign ‘From Truman  On War. Curbs      Growing Pressure for Home Front Action From Congress

TRUMAN STILL FAVORS MILDER CONTROLS PLA}   But President Won't Turn Down Bill Giving Him All-Out Powers

Truman Against More Controls  Possible Rejection Of Measure Sliaht

sWon't Veto Bill Giving  More Control   But Truman Thinks His Economic Proposal Is Sufficient At  Thic Time

Yanks Charging 3 Hills on Way To Vital Taegu  American Forces Stop   American Forces Stop Communists Cold on The Northern Front

Yank Troops Seize 3 Hills On Korean Front   Day of Retreats Passed, Gen. Walker Tells Forces

American Troops Stop Reds Cold On North Front   Ist Cavalry Moves Toward Taegu

Reds Fall Back From Yongchon East to Japan Sea; Americans Attack to Head Off Taequ Push

Yank Troops Seize Three Strategic Hills on Approaches to Taegu; Gen. Walker Says ‘We Will Go Forward Within Short Period of Time’

Stop Commie Drive Cold Near Taegu   American Commander Optimistic That Yanks Will Win

Knock Foe Off Three  Hills Today   ‘Allied Troops Will Go Forward In Neat Future, General Walker Savs

is Dislodge Commies From Strategic Heights   British Clean Out Pockets in Naktong

Reds’ Effort To Break Onte Plain Halted   Gommunists Retake Mountain, Changes Hands Thirteen Times

Pusan Thrust Blocked: Air War Revived   Ailied Forces Drive Six Miles In Red Lines

Counter Drive Of U.S. Forces Gain Six Miles   Seal Reds In Taegu Defense Line Gap But Invaders Retake Bloodstained Battle Mountain In South; UN Airmen Out Again

Communist Forces Blocked  in Several Sectors While Making Advances in Others in Drive Toward. Taegu—Pusan Lifeline Supply Route.

Allies Seal Red Gap In  Taegu Area   Commies Scatter As Planes Strike

U.N. Assembly In Emergency Session Today  Called To Start Actio On Resolution On

PEACE EFFORTS BLOOMING  UN Assembly Called Into Emergency Parley By War

TEMPERATURES   Cloture Gag Hits 9 Dems   Groggy GOP Whips 12- Hr, Filibuster

12-HOUR DEMO FILIBUSTER IS BROKEN DOWN   Measiire Ig Rushed To The House li. Hope of Speedy Action

Grogay Senate Okehs ‘Economy Act Early Today   12-Hour Democratic

Another Battle lsDuein House   Democrats Charge GOP Gag Rule Is Only ‘Double Cross’

Sex Maniae Sought In Slayings   Girl Raped While She Lay Dving, Police Report

Movie Sincina Star Is On Alert When Gown Goes Strapless at Concert

Field Denies He's Espionage Agent Of Reds   Refuses To Answer Whether He’s Member Communist Party

Pan Qew Weapons  U.S. Atom Industry Turns Out Record Amount of Bomb Goods

H- H-BOMB AND POISONS US Atomic Industry Works On Ideas Other Than Bomb

A-BOMB MATERIALS PRODUCED AT RECORD RATE WHILE NEW WEAPONS ARE BEING CREATED

30MBS PLUS NEW WEAPONS Mighty Atomic Industry Sets Hich Production Record

NATION WORKS ON NEW WEAPONS  U.S. Atom Plants Set Records. ~ For Bomb Material Production

laft Replies To Harriman, Calls Him Demagogue  Senator Also Hits Mine Boss For His Threat In Letter

CONDEMNED YANK ~ TELLS HIS STORY   NEGRO OFFICER DENIES HE _ REFUSED TO VANCE AGAINSK” KOREANS.

Negro Officer Defends Acts   Infantry Lieutenant Gives Own Version

 Battlefield Court-Martial  Condemned Officer Tells His Story  Veteran Negro Infantryman Denies Cowardico Charva

Misconduct In Battle Denied   Condemned Lieutenant Says He Didn’t Refuse To Obey Colonel Orde

Negro Officer Give es Version  Of Incident   Condemned To Deatk For “Misbehaving Before The Enemy’

26 MEN N CONVICTED OF ANTE-STATE. ACTIVITIES . BY CTECUNSE OVA COURT

DEVELOPMENT CLIMANES NINE MONTH BATTLE   Federal. Judge = Signs Bargaining Injunction — Fatlire te Obey Antl-Strike Action Would Subject Lewis and UMW to Heavy Fines - fur. Contempt of Court.

INJUNCTION Is   UMW And. Operators Are Criticized By Ranrd Mambare

Gambling Probe Western Union Called ‘Unhelpful  . Stops Service Only When The ‘Heat Is On

Charges Wire Company Aids Race Bookies   Western Union Gave ‘Little Co-operation’ Against Gamblers, Says Atty. General

Central Arizona  Bill Dies   Californian Amends Measure To Death

Reds Are Driven Out Of Yongchon By U.N. Troops   American Planes In Air Again After Cloudy Skies Clear

Reds Seize Key Position On Mountain   Dangerous Six-Mile Hole Erased On Line In Vital Taegu Zone

Reds Are Driven From Yongchon East of Taegu   Battle Mountain in South Is Lost Again In See-Saw Fichting

Push Movement To Offset Drive By Communists   Battle Mountain Changes Hands For 12th Fime As Yauks Take, Lote Site

Link Forces To Close Gap On North Front   Movement Speeded’ To Beat Expected . Red Drive ‘On Taequ

Allies Close Dangerous  Korean Gap   Drive Reds From Bulge In North

REBEL LEADER IS CAPTURED   Nationalist Party Chief In Puerto Rico Surrenders To Police   39 KILLED IN REVOLT

Miner Says Fight Won  From Lewis   Sidener Declares Union Rescinded  $50.000 Fine

Union Rescinds $50,000 Fine Against Lloyd H. Sidener For Leading Back-To-Work Movement ° During Recent Nation-Wide Coal Strike

UMW Official —s Reinstated   Local President Gets Jok Back. Fine Rescinded

COAL MINER IS REINSTATED BY LEWIS’ UNION   Sidener Ousted When He Attempted Te Terminate Coal Strike   WANTS BACK PAY AS DIGGER, UMW OFFICIAL

British Oppose Unity Programs » For, Europeans   Won't Join Schuman Pool Until Group Of Western tions Turns Socialist

Britain Balks At Iron Pool. Other Unions   She Won’t Take Part Until Europe Goes Socialist, Labor Heads Declare

Stalin Expected To Back Up Appea For World Peace.   Elections Will Draw 100 Millfon “Voters

STALIN EXPECTED TO URGE PEACE   Russion Premier To Make Addreace Taniah?

NewPlanes Strengthen Air Support   Communist Supply Dumps And Lines Main Targets

Yank Bombers Plaster Chinju  New Mustangs Join In Heaviest Attack

giNaTE SETS WEST STATES CRIME PROBE   Agents Now at Work In Key Cities, Newsmen Told

Crime Committee Resumes Inauiry On Underworld   Seeking Connection Between Chicago And Southern Illinois

Electrical Cut-Off And Arrests Of Each Other’s  Police Creates Hazards

EAST-WEST FRICTION IN BERLIN SPARKS; ARREST EACH OTHER’S POLICEMEN

Rival Berlin Governments Engage In Running Duel Of Arresting Other's Police

ELECTRIC POWER CUT BY SOVIETS   Action Taken As New Friction Develops In  a, Berlin

East-West Berlin Friction Mounts;  Police Are Jailed   Soviet Sector Govi. Shut  Off Electric Power To  Allied Control Areas

Sparks Flying Again In Berlin   Take Turns Pinching Other’s Cops

Oklahoma's Dralf Quota Is Increased  Extra Draftees Will Bo Summoned August 14-15

Probe Into Old Murder Revived   Prosecutor And Defense  Both Go Into Action

Gale Takes 8 On Fish Craft   Crew Heading Home For Easter Drowns.

Fishing Boat, Eight Aboard, gost AtSea —   Struggle Against Heavy Odds Almost Successful Debris Washes Ashore

CONDITION IS BETTER   Barrett Wilson in Hospital With : Heart Ailment: No Visitors

EO  Taft Says CIO-PAC’s Political Aspirations Threaten American Principles of Liberty

‘Its P.A.U.. Not Democrats’  In 30 Years In Ohio, Taft Never Saw A Campaign Like This One:

OUTLOOK FOR CUT “IN EXCISE TAXES DIMMED BY WAR   Government Move to Mobilize New Forces Expected to Bring Increase in Expenditures.   SENATE GROUP HEARS PLEAS FOR REDUCTION   Whisky and Movie Industries Tell Committee High Levies Are Cutting Down Their Business.

Tax Relief Hopes Dim  Vote Aeainst Reduction IndicatedIn View Of Way

DANIELS ASKED TO RESIGN POST   Willis Smith’s. Campaign Manager Proposes N. C Democratic Nations Committeeman Step Out.

SLAYER TO DIE FOR HIS CRIME   John R. Bridges Will Pay Penalty In State’s Ga: Chamber Tomorrow Fo Murdering Landlord.

Plane on Mercy Flight With Only Hour’s Flying Time in Gas to Spare

Measure Sent lo Senate By House, 287-80  Foes On Both Side   Foes On Both Sides Of Capitol Hill

New Attacks Seen From Both Sides Of Capitol Hill   270,000,000 Trimmed From Total Requested By State Department: Ban Food Purchase

Fresh Attacks Loom On Appropriations   Measure Contains ‘Point Four’ Home Purchase. Ireland Plan (ui

Representative Edward Breen, of the Third Ohio district which includes Butler county, voted with the majority in favor of the three billion dollar foreign aid bill.

Foreign Aid Bill Facine New Assaults At Capital   House Foes Lay Plans For New Onslaught As Measure Is Brought Out From The Senate

House Bill Forwarded To Senate   Measure Termed In ‘Good Shape’ By Adminstration

Economy Group Now Turns Guns On Appropriation  Surplus Food Plan Killed in House's Shawdawn Rattle

HOUSE APPROVES TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR FOREIGN AID   SEE NEW BATTLES ON APPROPRIATIONS TO FINANCE PLAN

House O. K. On Foreign Aid Bill   Administration Measure Virtually Intact Ex- . cept for ‘Point 4’ Cut; Faces Rattle in Senate

NEW ATTACKS ARE FORESEEN   House Passes Three Billion Dollar Measure After Week of Debate.

Three Billion. Foreign Aid Bill Voted by House   Measure Goes Througl After Fight: Point Four Is Included

$3,000,000,000 Foreign Aid Bill Voted by House   Faces Fresh Attacks When Congress Acts On Funds for Program

FOES PREPARE NEW ASSAULT ON MEASURE   Stripped Of 2 Amendments Bill Approved, 287-86  PURPOSE   Is To Give Economic Help To Nations Resisting Communist Influences

3 Billion Bill Passes House By 287 To 86   House Foes Set Fight Against Recovery Programs

Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Attacks   Three Billion Measure Is Passed by House After Rough Handline

Foreign Aid Bill Survives Rough Handling   $3 Billion Measure Faces Onslaught From 2 Sides

FOREIGN AID "BILL PASSED "BY HOUSE   Measure Provides $3,102,450,000 for Marshall Plan, Aid to Korea, Arabs and Asia.   y $25,000,000 IS FOR “POINT FOUR” PLAN   Amendments to Use Food Surplus and to Halt Aid During Irish Partition Killed.

House Passes Pared Aid Bill   Provision on Irish Partitioning Out

FOREIGN AID BILL FACES NEW ATTACK   House - Passed Measure, Heads For Senate Minus “Trish Bloc” Curb

Administration's Foreign Aid Measure Heading Info Senate Affer Week of Rough Battering

Opponents Prepare For  New Attack House Approves $3, 102,450,000 For World Help

Foreign Aid Act Faces Attacks From Two Group:   Bill Passes After Rough Handling

FOREIGN MONEY BILL ATTACKED   Aid Measure Passes House And Heads For Senate, ‘With Fresh Assaults Scheduled.

Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Attack   Meas sure Passes House in “Good Shape,” Say  Advocates POINT 4 PROGRAM CUT Bill Will Come Under Fresh  Attack After Easter Rec ess

Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Attacks   Administration’s Measure Passes in House After Week’s Rough Handling; Vote Is 287 to 86

Fresh Attacks Expected on Foreign Aid   Bill Passed in House, Sent to Senate After Week of Battering— $270 Million Dropped

Foreign Aid Bill Facing New Attacks   Measure Heads for Senate After House Passage by 287-86

House Sends Foreign Aid Bill To Senate   Fresh Attacks On $3,102,450,000  Measure Expected

NEW ATTACKS ON FOREIGN AID BILL LOOM IN CONGRESS   House Passes Measure By  287-86 Vote; “Point 4”  Plan Cut

Crop, Irish Amendments  Are Deleted   Point 4 Aid Kept in Measure Though Reduced

Measure Was Buttered for Weck by GOP and Southern Democrats in House  Passes 287-86  Fresh Onslaught Seen   Fresh Onslaught Seen When Debate Starts on World Plans

House Puts 0. K. on Foreign  Aid Measure  But It Was Badly Bat   But It Was Badly Battered by GOP and Southern ‘Demos’

Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Blast  Fresh Onslaught Set  For Measure Passed

$3 Billion Fund For Foreign Aid Faces New Attacks   Passes House After Rough Handling In Week Hearing

Bill to Senate in Good Shape’   Opponents Lay Plans for New Attacks on Funds

52 UN Nations Urged To Send  Ground Troops   Lie’s Memorandum Sent In Response To MacArthur Plea

U.S. Sabre Jets Destroy 6 Russian M1G’s In War’s Biggest Air Battle

‘Bigge st Air Battle  2 ee ee et te et  8 U.S. Jets Take on 15 MIG’s; KO Six; Undamaged

Eight U.S. Sabre Jets Fight It Out With Russians, Down ' Six in ‘Biggest Air Battle’

Six Red Jets Sent Crashing  U. S. Sabre Fighters Take Clin Flack And   U. S. Sabre Fighters Take On Flock And Escape Unscathed.

37 More Ohio Men Face Dratt   No Muskingum-Co. Quota Included In Sept. 8 Call

Acheson, Bevin Ready To Turn Fire On Red Asiatic Policy in UN Assembly

BLIND SERGEANT TS OFFERED EYE   LARKANSAN WANTS TO HELP U. §& SOLDIER WHO LOST SIGHT IN KOHEA.

U. §. Bombers Kill 500 Men in Concentration   Open Intervention by Peking Regime Predicted in Tokyo   BULLETIN

Students Expelled From Oklahoma School As AResult Of Kissing Affair In Public

5 Pupils Expelled, Many Walk Out ‘In Battle Over Kissing in Public

Not Even a Beautiful Queen?  Stolen Kiss Sparks School Rebellion \ln Oklahoma Nazarene Community

Students Ousted, Parents Angered  Court Battle Looms After Public Kis:

Pressman Will Tell His Story   Admits Having Joined Communist Cell For One Year.

TO START MOVING OPERATIONS SOON   K. U. Radio Station Will Be Located North of Pio neer Cemetery

OPERATIONS SOON   K. U. Radio Station Will Be Located North of Pioneer Cemetery   OPEN BIDS SEPT. 20

Western European Parley Opens   ochuman says, Pooling Plan Must Not Fall 

Schuman Opens Talks on Cal, Steel Merger   Predicts New Era in Western European Life

Coal And Steet Pool Policies Being Mapped  Talk To Western  Deleqates

Sub-Zero Weather  Ends in Creston  Vicinity Today Two Days of  Extreme Cold Said to be Over

Union Found Guilty, Fined On Contract   Hamilton Company Wins Damages From Foundry Workers

Foundry Wins Big Verdict from Union  Molders Ordered To Pay $97 SHON Serikea Lace

AIR FORCE HAS BIG DAY IN BOMBING RAIRS   U.S. Unveils New Potent Rocket In Air Offensive

U. §. Planes Hurl Potent New Rocket at Reds   ‘Tiny Tims’ Smash North Korean Bridge

U. S. Colonel Is Listed For Assassination   Red Underground In Pyongyang Numbers 6,000

PLEADS FOR SPEED ON ARMS BILL APPROVAL   Senator Tydings Says U. S. Must Be Prepared or Rue Day

State’ Associate Justice Succumb:   Marion D. Patterson’ Dies in Philadelphia -- OF Heart Attack °° -

State Associate Justice Succumbs   Marion D. Patterson Dies in Philadelphia Of Heart Attack

Action Taken Over Heath’s Recall Demand   Relations Neither Friendly nor Cordial, Government Charges

Sofia Stands Pat On Order Against Envoy   America To Recall Staff, And Demands Bulgaria Do Same

FULL SERVICE   Accusations Of Yankees Are Cited   Sofia Legation Being Recalled

Stems From Bulgaria's Refusal To Withdraw Recall Of U. S. Minister Heath In Sofia

Ask Revocation of Bail of 11 Convicted Reds   Charge Communist Leaders Are Menace to National Safety

U.S. SEEKS T0 REVOKE BAIL FOR 11 COMMUNISTS   LIBERTY PENDING APPEAL IS TERMED DANGER TO COUNTRY

U. 5. Seeks To Send Top nets f fo Jail  O° SEMEL oN [eee Bee Se   Asks Federal Court To Revoke Bail of 1] Communists

Move To Revoke Bail of US Reds   Government Attorney Says Convicted Commie Leaders ‘Should Not Be at Large’

ASK COURT TO PUT CONVICTED REDS IN JAIL   Claim 11 Communist Leaders, Now Free, Are Backing North Koreans.

Seeks to- Jail. 11 Communist:   Government Charges Con: victed Reds Back Enemy Forces in Koreas.

Would Jail. Guilty Reds   U. S. Asks Revoke of Bail For Party Leaders Awaiting Appeal Ruling

Move To Jail 11 Convicted Red Leaders      ‘U. &. Asserts Men Are  Menace to Security:  Cite Reports by FBI

Gov t. Wants Bail Revoked For ll Reds   Action Started To Imprison Convicted U. S. Communists

Convicted Red Leaders ‘Should Not Be at Large’  Gonern ment Moy: ‘9 Hay ae ates

Jail Is Sought For 11 U.S. Reds   Convicted Communists Face Long Terms as Affidavit Is Shown

BAIL REVOKING FOR 11 ASKED   That Action Sought Against Convicted U. S. Communist Leaders

Jail Red  Leaders, U.S. Plea   Eleven Convicted Red Chiefs Should Be Jailed While They Appeal, Claim

Gov't Seeks To Jail U Red Leaders   Charges Convicted Communists Back North Koreans and Shouldn’t Be at Large in Crisis.

Reds Endanger U. S. Security, Attorney Says   Back Communists In . Korea, Elsewhere; Are Free. on Bond

Effort Launched to Commit Convicted Communists to Jail   Government Says That Activities of Men Now Out on Bond Dangerous to Safety of Nation at This Time

Spain Issues Plea For Famine Relief  U. S. Dollars Offered For Wheat Shipment

Rail Strike Deadline Nears   Four of Five Lines To Close Down Trains

Railroad Strike Deadline Nears With No Signs Of  Government Intervention

‘Four of Five Carriers Involved to Halt Operations  Deadline for Rail Strike Nears With No Hint U.S. to Intervene

Railroads Planning To Halt Operations  No. U. S. Intervention Hinted In Threatened  Walbaw

No Indication of Intervention by U.S. in Walkout   Plans Going Ahead foi Rail Strike On Sunday

Four Roads to Stop If Switchmen Strike  Great Northern Will Try to Run Trains:

Factions Wait Zero Hour  In Rail Tieup   Governnient Gives No Indication O£ Intervention

Roit:Strike   Draws Near   No Indications Seen of Federal. Intervention in Switchmen Strike

4 RAILROADS PUSH SHUTDOWN PLANS   U. 8. GIVES NO INDICATION IT WILL TRY TO HALT SWITCIMEN'S STRIKE.

STRIKE ON FIVE BIG RAILROADS ISSET SUNDAY   No Indication Seen O1 Govt. Interference  As Deadline Nears

American Planes Hammer at Red Troops in North   Fly Close Support Of Widely Senarated Drives Above Border

Air Foree  Supporting Double Drive   Planes Hit North Korear  Troops, Communication: As Forces Push North Of 38th Parallel

World Series Ducots, Jewelry Stolen  Vic Copped A Ball Game But Thief Looted His Hotel Room

YANK AIRMEN ARE BOMBING. RED INVADERS   South Korean Copitel Fell to Communists; ‘Two U. S. Planes Los?

Invaders Also Seize Vital South Korean Airport; U.S. Pilots Down Nine Planes; Yank Infantry Called   Communist Show Surprising Strength In Heavy Equipment; Send Task Force To Protect Sea Port South Of Capital  >. % & 299° & az* 4 Pia’ seiusciern

Alter Routine Of GOP Leader   He'll Spend More Time in Washington

Ice Storm Punishes Memphis; Power Service, Transportation Sharply Cut

House Votes For Hawaii Stafehood   Measure Goes to Senate With Alaske Admission Bil!

House Votes Statehood to Hawaii Today   Follows Action Last Week On Alaska; Bill Now Takes Senate Action

House Votes Statehood “= Hawai   261-110 Tally Sends Measure to Uncertair Fate in Senate

Congress Roundup Hawaii Heading ror Statehood   House Approval Regarded as Certain

HOUSE PASSES — BILL TO MAKE. _ HAWAII A STATE   Statehood for islands anc Alaska Faces Uncertain Senote Fate.

HOUSE APPROVES . HAWAII! AS STATE   Bill Passes 261 To 110 Senate Action On Measure Still Uncertain

Congress  May Trim Spending   Truman Program Faces Attack By  Coalition Group

Carbs On Housing Credit Will Be Relaxed For World War II Veterans

U.S. Scans Foreign Policy To Find Where It Conflicts With Russians _   Administration Orders Once Over To Determine “Where We Stand”; National Security Council Making Survey.

—————— eee  For eign Aims Facing Study By O f ficials   New. Overall Look Slatec On U. S. Relations With Russians

SECURITY AIMS STUDIED AS RED STRENGTH GAINS   Truman Administ ra. tion Takes New _Look At Defense Plans And Foreign Policy As Is Affect  Russia.

U.S. Foreign Policy Under Rigid Review   Seenrity Council Striving To. Learn “Where We Stand’

MAY PROVIDE ANSWERS -Administration Plans  Study Of Russian Policy

Truman's Aides Take New Look af Foreign Policy   Want to See Just Where U. S. Stands In the Cold War

Foreign. Policy Is Undergoing Close Scrutiny   Administration Is Asking Where U. S. Stands with Russia

National Security Board To Prepare New Report On U.S. Standing With Russia

An Over-All Look Is Taken Of U.S. Foreign Program   Compare Standing Of U.S., Russia In World Leacue

Einstein Warns: Peace or Death  Tells Mankind  Vhs oc hAcewth Comune

Foreign Poliey On Soviet Union Being § Reviewed      Study Not Seen Resulting In Any Vital ange On Part Of Admihistration

Truman Taking Stock Of U. $. Foreign —  President Plan St rudy af oie roll” Stra

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY IN FOR NEW SCREENING   Study Being Made By National Security Council Group

U.S. Foreign Policy Being Studied Now   Security Group Checks to See How U, S. Stands With Russia

A New Look at Foreign Policy  Study Being Made by Security Council

Administration Takes New Look AtU.S. Policy  Status Of Conflict With Russia To Be Brought To Light

Administration to Re-Evaluate Foreign Policy   Taking New Look te Determine Just Where U. S. Now Stands in Conflict With Soviets.

Order Review of US Policy   Security Council to Find Where US Stands with Rissia

Cirl Injured In Car-Truck Crash  Truck Burns Following Collision North of   " WU Beets Cala? 5 SUeerreny Sees

Close Vote on King Stirs Belgian Crisis  Premier to Suggest Leopold Abdicate

BELGIAN GOVT. LEADERS SPLIT BY PLEBISCITE   Factions Disagree On King’s Recall Despite  Popular Majority

BELGIUM SPLIT OVER CALLING KING TO THRONE   Advisers Race To Give Conflicting Advice To Leopold III

Results of Poll Widen Belgian Political Riff   57 Per Cent Ballot ‘In Favor of Leopold Causes Deeper Crisi:

TWO OPINIONS CLASH OVER KING LEOPOLD   Split Deepens In Belgium Following Sunday Plebiscite

Belgium Split On Return Of Exiled Leader   Groups Of Both Factions Race To Switzerland With Conflicting Adviee For Exiled Kine Leopold

VIOLENT SALES BURST   ‘Stock Prices Knocked Down; Losses Range to $4 a Share

MEMBERSHIP DENIAL MADE ACTION BASIS   Commerce Worker Again Claims Innocence

Lied In Denying He Was A Red, Is Jury Charge   Commerce Department Economist ‘Accused By Federal Jury; Case Parallels Almost To Letter That Of Alger Hiss, Convicted Of Perjury And Sentenced To Jail

“Big Mo” is Back in the Groove After Rush Trip From Norfolk;She’s F iring The Works at North Korean Hideouts

CHRYSLER-UAW RENEW PARLEY   Work Toward Settlement Of 41-Day Walkout; Map Demands

Red-Invaded Nation Gets U.S. Arms   Truman Flies To Washington For Conference

President and Chief Advisers Order Military Supplies Rushed to Korea

Needed Military Supplies Ordered Rushed To American-Backed South Korean Army; UN Security Council Issues Cease Fire Order To Both Sides

Truman Calls Top Advisors To Conference   Possibility Of U. S. Enforcing UN Order With Men, Guns Seer

Tom Lambert Returns To Fighting After Ban; Describes Jet Bombing

(From Gun Chatter to Swing. Music:  [Reporter Goes Along ona Swift Jet Raid   By TOM- LAMBERT

Telephone Firm Blames Rate Hike On Higher Costs   Engineer Tells PUC Funds - Are Needed To Complete $10 Million Program

U. S. Fighter Pilots Attack Red Convoys In Northern Korea  Planes Also Strike at 2,000 Trying to Reach

Soviet Planes Under Fire of American Jets   Accidential Violation of Russian Frontier on October 8 Revealed to United Nations by U. S, Government, Which Offers To Pay for Damage— Offending Fliers Reported To Have Been Piniched

U. S. Officials Minimize Effect of Act   Republicans Blast This Nation's Far Eastern Policy

State Department Tries To Minimize Recognition  Of Red China By British   Acheson Prepares Repl; To Critics Of U. S. Policy In China

U. S. Officials Minimize Effect of Act  Republicans Blast Lee AM echS onl   Republicans Blast This Nation‘s Far Eastern Policy

Solid Front In Far East Is Broken   British Move Stirred Storm In Washington

Most lowa Cities Gain Population;  Small Towns Lose  Only One in 10 Over 5,000 Show 1950 Census Loss

Two Nominees Woo Michigan Labor s Vote   Kelly Takes Rap At Union Kinaqmakers

World ‘Fears Armament Race  Pope Speaks Through   Pope Speaks Through Encyclical to Worl

Armaments Race is Hit By Pope Pius   Says It Leaves  Souls Fearful  And Suspended; Calis for Prayer

Calls for “Crusade of Prayer Pope Pius Disturbed By World Arms Race

Pope Appeals For Prayers to Halt Arms Race   Calls for Supplications On Mar. 26; Message Lashes Red Nations

Crusade Of Prayer Asked For By Pope   Sets Passion Sunday As Time To Ask For Prevention Of Evils

‘March 26 Date Set Pope Assails Arms Race, Uraes ‘Crusade of Prayer’

Pope Declares Prayer Crusade To Prevent War   Passion Sunday On March 26, Set For Worldwide Effort

Pope Decries W orldwide  Race For Arms   Enevelical Urges Prayer To Overcome Wave Of Discord

Pope Calls for Prayer Crusade   ro aT   Gives Worldwide Encyclical Today

Pope Calls for Prayer Crusade Against War Evils   Armaments Race Is Seen as Cause ‘of Fear Through World.

Passion Sunday Urged On Workd   Deplores Race For Arm: aments In Encyclical lesued Today.

World Fearful Of Arms Race, Pope Declares   Encyclical Issued With Appeal for ‘Prayer Crusade’

Pope Pius Asks Peace Crusade   Pontiff Calls Catholic World To Prayer on Passion Sunday, Lashes Out at Red Countries

Pontiff Lashes Dut Af Soviet And Satellites Aes Race Leaves  "All Fearful’ He bevs in Message

Souls Fearful Of Arms Race, Declares Pope   a en, .. erect   Calls for Crusade Of Prayer to Ask God for Remedies

POPE CALLS FOR PRAYER CRUSADE ON MARCH 26   Says World Armament Race Leaves Souls of All Fearful.

Prayer Crusade Called For By Pope Pius XII   Pontiff Issues New Encyclical; Warns Arms Race Leoves Souls ‘Fearful’

Crusade Of Prayer Called For By Pone   Pastor Asks Britons Tc Demand Committee Seek Arms Settlement

Pontiff Urges Prayer—  Pope Says Souls Fearful, Suspended Because Of World’s Race To Re-Arm

Encyclical. Declares Arms Race Leaves” "The Souls-of Afl Fearful and Suspended"'

Western Union Branch Office Did Betting Business Say Jersey Chiefs,

Judges Must Be Corrupted Before Totalitarian Gov’t Can Succeed, Schuschnigg Tells Bar Convention

Gray-Haired Kurt Schuchnigg Raps Totalitarianism   By ARTHUR L. EDSON

Honest Courts Are Bulwark  Of Democracy   Former Chancellor of Austria Says Dictators Need Corrupted Judges

China Reds Said Invading Island In Reports Today   Fleet Lands on Hainan According to Paper: Denial Is Made, by Nationalists, However.

CHINESE REDS : OPEN FIGHT ON: WAINAN ISLAN         Nationalists Ach Reported Battling “In All Directions.”

Russia Will lanore Tryave Lie if He Is Re-elected, but Will Not Quit UN

LIE ELECTION HELD INVALID BY VISHINSK}   Soviet Will Stay, Red Delegate Tells Press

Truman Makes Attack On 6.0.P   Also Assails Senator McCarthy On Issues

RARE COMIC INCIDENT OF GRIM WAR  _ Korea Produces One Keystone Kop Chase

ENEMY VEHICLE CAUGHT AFTER WILD CHASE - Confused Reds Roll Self-Propelled Gun Through ~ South Korean Lines To Breakfast In Allied Base

Railroads Now Being Operated iBy Army Staft   British Firm Demands Government Cancel Its Russian Trade License

British Firm Demands Government Cancel lis Russian Trade License

British Firm Admits Tools Sold To Russia   Churehill’s Charge Supported, Shipment Slated Unless License Is Voided By Attlee

Troops Smash Invading Force On Hainan   5,060 Communists Killed And Over 2,000 Captured

Nab Boston Man in Brink Bandit Hunt   Taken From Bus at Newport, R. ., With $1100 in Cash

There Is Something About a Big House, Family That Seems to Be a Better Way of Life

Emphasis Placed On Poultry Mart   ‘Eat More Chicken’ Campaign Started

U. S. Blocks Dictatorial Ouster Move   Malik’s Diplomatic Defeat Sets Off New Aggression Charges

Ouster Move Loses, 8 to 3, After Battle   New Council Presiden Shuns Upraised Hand Of China Delecate

U.S. Defeats Red U.N. Bid To Bar China   LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Aug. 1— GNS, The United States won the first round from Russia in the Uniled Nations today when the 11   “‘Bictures on Pave 10

Impeachment of Navy Head Is Urged  Senate Confirms CR eee   Senate Confirms Sherman: Matthews Attacked

Senate Confirms Sherman After Sharo Battle.   Wisconsin Solon Asks Impeachment Of Navy Secretary

Impeachment of Navy Head Is Urged   Senate Confirms Sherman; Matthews Attacked

SHERMAN GETS SENATE VOTE AS NAVY HEAD   Matthews Criticized By GOP Senator On Ouster

DEER HUNTING TOLL MOUNTS   Seven Deaths Reported With Season Only Four Days Old

Woman Shot For Bear At  Newberry   S. Haven Hunter Slightly Wounded

M‘Grath OK’s FBI Tactics For Defense   Congressional Members  Receive Full Report from . Edgar Hoover, rotected By Secrecy.

Wire Tapping Threw Light On Atomic Spy   Criticism of FBI’s Tactics May Be Hushed

VIOLENCE FLARES AGAIN IN COAL FIELD   Non-Union Miners Face Hearing for Firing at Pickets

Operator, Seven Employes Beat Off Band of Pickets; Put Under Arrest

Communist Troops Invade South Korea on Big Front, But Initial Thrusts Are Stopped

Long-Feared Red Invasion Of South Korea Launched With Ships, Tanks, Planes mraestrreat

Korean Red Troops Attack On Wide Frent   U.S. State Department Receives Message In Code From Seoul

U, S, ADVISERS SAY ADVANCE IS AT STANDSTILL   Heavy Firing Continuin; As Attacks Are Made At 11 Points

United States 8th Army Gets Set for Attack by Chinese and Korean Reds   Reports Tell of Enemy Shifting Toward Eastern End of Battle Line Perhaps In Attempt to Cut Around Seoul.

250,000 Chinese Reds Lined Up For Drive On S. Korean Capital   South Korean Units Are Reeled Back Eight Miles By Powerful Communist Offensive.

Respected Building-Loan Official Indicted for Embezzling $100,000

Search Again Fails for Lost Baltic Plane   Russians Identify Missing Ship as One They Made Target

Searchers Fear U. S. Plane Lost Without Trace   teports of Sighting of Wreckage Found to Be False; Soviet Charges Are Hurled.,

Report From German Ship Proves False   General Search Is Continued In Baltic Sea

News Day And Night   Latest Report Of Wrecks age Proves To Be Another False Alarm   Airplanes Recalled dy But Hunt To Go On   Pravda Claims Missing Privateer Was One That ‘Invaded’ Soviet Territory

German Ship's Report Proves A False Alarm  J. S. to Continue Non-Aggressive » Daliew im Bacanne

Soviets Contend They Fired On American Plane Only After It Fired At Them First

Pilots Fail To Find Any Crash Clues   Report of Wreckage Near Red Shore Is False Alarm

Latest Reports Of Wreckage Prove False   B.-A fMlate, hAlceine   Reds Claim Missing Craft One Which  Soviets Intercepted

Wreckage ‘Sighting Called False   Searchers Feel None Survive Lotvion Affair

'¥ViwE FIN AW VY     U. S. Intelligence Caught Napping by Red Onslaught

Position of Allies Kept Secret; Collins Optimistic on Fighting   ‘Sino Red Move in Force Shock to Brass

DIES SUNDAY   ce a  Wortd-Famed Scotiinh Comedian Dics of Blood Clot on Brain ~~ Vie Was 7.

Registrants Are Warned to Notify Board of Status  Marriage Doesn't

Street Fighting Flares in Vienna  As Strike Pushed   Reds and Socialists Clash _ As Communists Undertake to Attack Government Buildings

Austrian Reds Begin Strike, Battle Police   Government Claims Stoppage In Vienna Has Proved ‘Fizzle’

Jap Government Aligns Self With U.N. Korea Effort   Defense Measure, White Paper Says

Tokyo Backs U:N. Eftort  In Korea   Jap Government Aliens Itself  With Democracies

Drives on Taegu Stopped: Gains In North Reported   ~apanese Government Aligns Itself With UN Effort In Korea

Specific Role  Undefined, Buf  Position Clear Peoples Urged  To Bear Down ~ On Saboteurs

Defense Line Holds Firm at Other Points; Foe’s Central Front Forces Still Threaten   Japan Takes Stand With UN on Korea

Japan Backs U.N. Effort In Korea Wa  Considers Move In Own Defense

JAPANESE TO SUPPORT UN STAND   103rd Annual Is Hailed as a Banner County Exposition

Japanese Regime ‘Supporting U.N. Action In Korea   Statement of Policy May Be Invilation for U. N. To Make Aid Request

Mails Moving As R.R. Crews  Resume Work   Men Heed Leaders After Truman Blast At ‘Wildcat’ Strike

NORMAL TRAIN SERVICE SOON 1S EXPECTED   Workers Respond to President Truman’s Ugrint Pies to End Wildcat”? «Walkout — Partial Embargo on Christinag Mail Expected to be. Lifted Soon.

Wildcat Rail Strike Ending; Strikers Return  Expect Partial Emkaraen On Mail   Expect Partial Embargo On Mail Can Be Lifted

RAIL WORERS  ARE HEEDING TRUMAN PLEA   Several Tieups Still Hamper Train Service

Gas Regulation Bill Near Vote   Bitter Fight Comes to Showdown in Senate Late Today

VOTE ON GAS BILL 1S NEAR   Measure Would Limit Federal Regulation Of Industry

Kerr Says He Has Margin Of Five for Bill   Hotly Contested Measure Over Gas Control Will Be Brought Before  Senate Today for Vote

Canada Getting Impatien About Delay on Seaway, Prime Minister Asserts

Jurors Report Wednesday  10 Guilty Pleas Filed In Criminal Court

iReport Chinese Reds Mass 150,000 ‘Troops at Amoy for Invasion of Formosa

Rail Walkout ‘Hits Steel Mill   Strike Spreads A:  Canadian Men  Quit

Monsoons Quiet Formosa Threat   ‘Storms Churn Seas Off China Coast

Formosa Safe From Chinese  Red Invaders  Monsoon Season Protects Island

Prices Are Jumping As Hoarders Rush Stores; Unemployment Is Down

War Boom Evident On Home Front   Rising Prices, Record Sales, Hoarding and Lowering Unemploymen Spread Over Nation.

Wartime Boom In Full Swing Prices,. Jobs, Sales, Hoarding Increase

FEAR CHINESE WILL ENTER WAR IF 38TH PASSED   Reports Received That 3 Red Armies Massed at Borders

OPEN HOME DECORATING STUDIOS IN ARLINGTON HEFICHTae THic GATIIHNDAY

Pickets_ Patrol  Coal Area   Strive to Spread Idleness in Effort To Force Signing Of New Contract

Truman Rejects Another Appeal tc Invoke T-H Law   Coal Strike Cuts Steel: Pittsburgh Power Crisis Near

Mine Stores End Credit  Purchases   Action Deals Severe Blow To Families Of Strikers As Many Fail To Work :

Strike of Coal Viners Reduces Output of Steel   Plants Threatened by Lack of Electricity; Truman Rejects Appeal

TRUMAN REJECTS APPEAL TO INVOKE TAFT-HARTLEY LAW AGAINST LEWIS, UMW

COAL PARALYSIS SPREADS AS PICKETS SHOU’ DEFIANCE: MINERS CREDIT SPICOTS CUT OFF

Nearly 80,000 Diggers Idle; More Quitting  Roving Pickets Keep LDhinuw ECvnen Cita

Coal Strike Cuts Steel Production   Truman Rejects Appeal To Act; Denham May Seck Court Order

Coal Miners Attempting Complete Tieup   Pickets Busy In W. Va., Perastyvania Fuel Regions

idle Mines Slow Output of Steel  Industry Wheels Slow Down As Coal Lack Curbs Plants

79,000 Idle As Paralysis Hits New Pits   Officers of Locals Called to Thursday Meeting in Attempt  To Check Walkouts

Coal Strike Curtails Steel Output; Pittsburah Facing Power Shortage   Truman Rejects Appeal by Sen. Brewster to Invoke Taft-Hartley Law Against Lewis to End Tie-liln- Roving Pickets Spread Walkout

Credit of Strikers Is Stopped   Roving Pickets Adds to Thousands Now on Strike

ROVING PICKETS ON MOVE — Striking Miners Seeking To Halt All Production

Coal Strike Hits. Other Industries   See Signs Court Order May Be Asked

Denham May Appeal For  Injunction   President Tells Brewster ‘Time Not Yet Arrived’

Roving Pickets Seeking To Get ore To Strike   Nearly 74,000 Miners Are Out But Move Is. Launched By Union

Weathercast   Stores Cut Off Credit To Miners, Debts Grow   Hardship Spreading Throughout Fields In Soft Coal Area

Soft Coal Strike Threatens Powe Shortage in East  Walkout Has Idled 4A AAM *§ - Ps, ,

Paralysis in Coal Industry Not Far Away  Walkeuts Hit Many  Arnage Dinnwntnur (1...

PRESIDENT AGAIN REFUSES 10 ACT IN GOAL STRIKE   Truman Feels “Time Nol Ripe” To Invoke TaftHartley Law

Fresh Walkouts Idle 79,000 In U. S. Coal Pits   Roving Pickets Ur Number; Strikes Spread in Six States

Coal Strike Spreads To 81,000 Miners   Government May Soor Seek Court Order Against Lewis

One Mill Trims Operations 25%; May Limit Power for Factories   79.000 Miners In Six States Idle   Some Stores Owned by Steel Firms Cut Out Credit For Diggers

—STRIKE—  More Pits Are Closed By Pickets   MINERS’ CREDIT IS SHUT OFF

Truman Rejects T-H Coal Action   Senator's Appeal Fails; 79,000 Idle As Strike Spreods

Truman Rejects Another Appeal To Use T-H Act   Tells Senator He Has To be Sure Courts Would Uphold Action

NEARLY 74,000 MINERS ARE ON WALKOUT ROLLS   Motorized Pickets Roam Eastern Areas To Choke Soft Coal Output

Ndleness ypreads In Goal Fields   Union Supply Firm Cuts Miners’ Credit

Pickets Spurt Miners’ Strike   Number of Soft Coal Mintrs Now Idle [s Boosted to 79.000

Blizzard Could Force Truman To End Coal strike  iterr, A   NLRB Also Is Studying Situation

Pressure Rises To Have Truman Invoke T-H Act  Strike Cause Not   fieialia foivams

Strike In Mines Threatens Cut In Steel Production  NLRB Official May Seek Court  Action Today

Meetings Will Be Held On Thursday   Company Cuts Off Credit At Stores Owned By U'S. Stee!

Lewis Defiance Spreading into New Coal Fields   Orders of Boss To Go Back To Work Are Ignored

BITUMINOUS MEN OUT IN sIX STATES   Union Supply Company Shuts Off Credit. in Mining Town Stores. -

79,000 Idle In Defiance Of Lewis Plea   Company Store: Shut Off Credit; Teasion Mounts

19,000 Now Idle Over Nation with More Due To Quit  President Rejects Brewster Plea for

Pittsburgh Power Shortage Possible   Truman Rej jects Senator's Appeal For Useof T:H Act Against Lewis

Coal Walkout ThreatensSteel Power Output   Crucible Plant Is. Cutting Operations 25 Percent 79,000 Miners Idle

Coal Strike Cuts Production of Steel, Power   Pittsburgh Industric   Pittsburgh Industries Warned of Possible Shutdowns in Plants

Coal Strike  Cuts Steel Flow   Threatens Power Shortage Today At Pittsburah

Power Shortage Faces Greater Pittsburgh Area  Truman Turns Down Sen. Brewster's Appeal To Use T-H Act Aaninct  awic

FEAR WALKOUT MAY COVER NATION   Cut Off Credit To Miners Families In Some Areas  DISSATISFACTION   Expressed At Failure Of Lewis’ Union To get New Contracts

Operations In Steet industry Cu   GUSITY Lui  Effect of Coal  Strike; Power Chartado Thrant

Roving Picket: Boost Coal Miner Idle   Paralysis Beginning to Spread Over New Areas in Nation

Steel Output Curbed; T-H Plea Denied   Power Shortage Threatening in Pittsburah Area

COAL STRIKE IS SPREADING; 79,000 OUT   Roving Pickets Force Closure of Additional Coal Mines in Pennsylvania and Alabama.   ® COMPANY STORES SHUT OFF CREDIT   Claim Miners Unpaid Bills Too High; Children “Sent to School Hungry Today.”

Roving Pickets Force More Out In Many States   Power Shovel Is Blasted in Western Pennsy Strip Mine

Power Cut Threatens  300 Plants   Government Shows Signs Of Seeking Lewis Court Order

US. TRAFFIC DEATHS SOAR   May Exceed Predictions When Drivers Begin Parade Home Tonight.

F resh Troops Come Direct  From U.S.   Reds Seize Chinju; Shift Pressure From Center Of Americans

TEMPBRATURE   Chinju, U. S. ‘Anchor’ In South, Taken   Powerful American Reinforcements Go Into Action Today

Renegade Dutch Troops Capture: Indonesian City   ‘Former Captain Leads. Army. Of Deserters

Family Needs Are Studied   Truman, Congress Near Agreement On Army Allowances

Speed Action On System Of Family  Support Allowances For Servicemen

President and Congress Speed Family Support  Manner of Allowance For GI's

Men With Many Dependents May Be Exempted From Armed Forces   President Truman Also Proposes Servicemen Bear Good Part of Cost of Family Support; Canarece Anrees to Sneed Allowances Bill

FOR FAMILIES OF SERVICEMEN  Truman, Congress Agree On Need For Support Allowance

AGREE ACTION ON ALLOWANGE BILLS NEEDED   High Priority for Plans to Aid Serviceman and His Family.

Action Rushed On Allowance Plan For G.I.’   Truman, Congress Differ On How To Se Up Family Supports

Congress Gets Plan Proposed ToHelp GI's   Truman Asks That Benefit Payments Den:n On Sent. 

Congress May Speed Family Support Bill   Ailowances For Army Dependents Being Studied

Lawmakers Say Family Support Calls For Action   G. I’s Dependents Should Get Payments In Allowance Checks

Allowance Plan Given Priority   Families Of GPs To Receive Help Under New Program

Urge Speed On Family Support Action for Gls   Truman and Congress Agree on Necessity But Ideas Differ

MORE RAIN IN FLOOD AREAS   Rescue Crews Working Te Halt New Breaks !n  River Levees

More Rain Falls Over Sections Of Flooded Area  Crotd Weave Mavae

More Rain Falls  In Flood Sections  Strong Winds, Cold May Add Troubles

Illinois, Indiana Rescue Crews Work  To Halt Further Damage By Floodwaters

More Rain Falls In Flood Areas; Damage Mounting  g Winds Creatin; eh zards As Rescue Crews Labor.

Rain Heightens Flood Peril in Illinois, Indiana  Hundreds Driven From Homes, Cold  ear

UPSTREAM BREAK IN FARM LEVEE AIDS VINCENNES   GOV. STEVENSON TOURS EASTERN ILLINOIS AREA

Rain Continues To Fall In Flood Areas  Stro 3 Be nad Create Nlaw Prahleme in   Strong Winds Create New Problems in High Water Regions

aie ™ on Fee Ls I 9 Men More fain THis Flocd-Siricken Parts of [linois and Indiana

“MAY GOD PRESERVE PEACE ALWAYS...”  5 Years Ago Today In Tokyo Bay

5 Years Ago, Peace Hope Was High :   On Sept. 2, 1945, Japan -Formally Surrendered  To the Allies, Ending  The Second World Wa

 A Familiar Ring? Five Years Ago: ‘Let Us Pray That Peace Be Now Restored’

WHEN PEACE CAME Remember, Five Years Ago, Sept. 2, Aboard Big “Mo’?

Duff's Total Is Reeord For Primary In Penna.  oe   Governor Now Is Major Power In Charting of ‘Party’s Future

Republican Senators in Washington Cheer Governor's Sweep as Favorable Omen for This Year's Elections.

Becomes Major Power in GOP  Future Course   Governor Tells Backers Not to “Gloat’ Over Victory in Primaries

Livengood And Gunther Only Duff-Fine Men To Get Across; Cvooke Heavy Favorite Over Tine

G. 0. P. Polls Huge Vote in Penn Primary   Duff Slate Swamps Grundy; Governor's Winning Vote Neath) Daubles Demacratic

Duff Piles Up Largest  Penn. Vote  Governor Emerges   Governor Emerge: As Major Power For Republicans

NEARLY HALF OF REGISTERED GOP VOTE CAST   Entire Slate Carried To Victory Along With Governor

Huge Penn, Vote Stirs Republicans To Greater Hopes   AN-Time Record Turnout for the Primary Tuesday %

Duff Piles Up Biggest Primary Vote In History To Be Major GOP Power

Name Deputies To Assist in State Defense   Kansas Civil Defense Director Standish Hall Announces Selections

To Guide Defense Program   Standish Hall, State ' Civil Defense Director Names Nine Deputies And Ontlines Duties

Agreement Reached in Newspaper Strike: ‘Talks Continue in Rail, Auto Disputes

World-Telegram Strike Is Ended   N,. Y. Newspaper Will Resume Work Again

Newspaper Strike Tentatively Over After Two Months   seit. on. SALE Tasues Reached. After: 15... : Hours, “but © ‘Fin  Vote Needed -

NYC PAPER, GUILD IN AGREEMENT   TENTATIVE ENDS TENTATIVELY ENDS TWO-MONTHS STRIKE

Lengthy Strike Of CIO Newspaper Guild Against World-Telegram And Sun Settled

Act. Will Put 10 Millior ‘New. Warkers Under Coverage, Total 45. Million

Tax Payment Plans Set   Report Forms on Farm Hands, Servants to Be Made Every 3 Months:

CAN YO J } HELP THE F.B.1.?  Fugitive. Bank Robber's Time Running Out As FBI Presses Wide Hunt For Top Criminals

Would Quit  In Korea   Schoeppel Would Bring Troops Back to U. S., Then Fight If ‘Attacked

Faith in United Nations Ehbing, Says Schoeppel   Senator Would Pull Out of Korea If U.S. Must Bear Brunt of Fischtine

Counter-Attack Erases Threat To Taegu   Major Tank Battle Shaping Up On Northern Front

Big Tank Battle Looms Between New Rus- sian — Made Tanks And U. S. 4712 Ton Patton Tanks — Air Support Gives Allies Some Advantage — Air Force Favored By Good Weather — Eastern Front Collapses 

Big Tank Battle Is Shaping Up InNorth, East  Koreans Throw 84 New Tanks At UN  . _ £3 wee gg

UN Counterattack Stops Red Thrust At Crucial Taegu   ‘Allied Forces Gain Some Ground On Taegu Front; Reds Throw 84 New Russian Tanks On North, East Fronts; Big Tank Battle ‘Appears To Be Shaping Up

Communists Throw in 84. Soviet Tanks   Pohang, No. 2 Allied Port Falls and North Korean Troops and Tanks Head For Taegu, Pusan

North Koreans Put 84 New - Russian-Made Tanks into Battle; Enemy Is Ten Miles from Taegu.  ALLIES REGAIN SOME LOST GROUND

Red Drive Slowed in Taegu Area   But Invaders Throw 84 New Russian-Made Tanks Into Fighting

Situation Still Serious as Red Tanks Move Up   Air Farce Resumes Job of Destroying Enemy Armor; Heav Loeceac far Invadeare

Tank Battle Now Looms In Northwes'   Heavy Air Smashes Help Stop Enemy In Furious Fighting

Pohang Remains in Hands Of North Koreans as Red Tanks Attack Two Points

84 NEW RED TANKS MOVE INTO BATTLE   Allies Recapture Yongchon to Halt Taegu Drives Pohang Lost as: Eastern Line Collapses.

Big Tank Fight Imminent in Northern Area  Pohang, No. 2 Allied Port. Is Retaken

Hint Big Tank ‘Battle Looms; Taegu Is Calm   Counterattack by U.S. Gains Ground

SEES ET SS ee  Allies Retake Yongchon—  Halt Taegu Drive In a Counterattack

TEMPERATURE   Invaders Retake Pohang   But Allies  Slow Down Onslaught

Red Thrusts At Taegu Disrupted   Koreans Throw 84 New Russian-Made Tanks On Northern And Eastern Battlefronts Where U. S. Patton Tanks Used

Report 84 New Russian Made Tanks Move In   Weather Clears As Air Force Attacks Tank Movements

LOST GROUND REGAINED IN NEW ATTACK   Big Tank Battle Seems Imminent Pohang Is Lost .

TANKS MOVE INTO BATTLE   Allies Recapture Yongchon to Halt Taegu Drive; Pohang Lost as Eastern Line Collapses.

North Korean Taegu Thrust Is Stopped   Twice-Traded Pohang In Red Hands Again; Enemy Brings 84 Big Tanks Up For Drive

Drive nTaegu Stopped For The Moment   Clear Weather Brings On Much Needed Air Support For Allies

Allied Coastal Anchor Collapse  Threatens Taegu  Defenders Retake Yongchon but Lose Port of Pohang

U. N. Troops Retake Town  Of Yongchou   Big Tank Battle  Seems Imminent

Allies Check Taegu Push; Pohang Lost   Foe Reinforced by 84 New Tanks; Flyers Knock Out 17.

Fate of Taegu Now  Depends on Fight For Road Junction   » Communists Add New  Forces of Tanks In Pohang Area

Big Tank ‘Battle Looms, Good Weather Allows New Allied Air Blows: Battle Flares East And North Of Taegu

Taeau in Danget Despite Allied Counterattacks   Big Tank Battle Brewing -- British Troops Join Fight

Allied Planes In Air Afier Being Grounded By Heavy Weather   Air Force Out.

Counterattacks Regain Some Lost  Ground and Halt Red Korean Thrusts at Taegu—Big Tank Battle Looms as Enemy Loses 17 of 84 Huge Craft Thrown Into Fray Against U. S. Pattons—Air Force Resumes Sorties.   PORT OF POHANG LOST TO FOE

84. New Ones From Russia Sent ToLine   Eastern Sea Anchor Collapses With Fall Of Pohang And Taegu Ie Menaced

Planes Knock Out 17 Enemy Tanks as Yanks Regain Some Ground   Yongchon, 20 Miles East of Taegu, Is Recaptured by U. N. Forces—Fallen Pohang Aflame

Counter-Attack Stops Invaders At One Point   Weather Allows Air Support; Pohang, In Red Hands, Aflame

Tank Battle Looms As $4: Russian Machines Lumber Into Action   Air Force Seizes Good Weather, Knocks Out 17 Red Tanks; Invaders Pour  Through Gap After Pohang Is Taken

U.N. Forces Counterattack, Halt -Red Thrusts Led by 84 New Russ. Tanks; Yanks Recapture Yongchon.

Red Korean Thrusts Halted at Taegu in Yank Counterattack   NEW RUSSIAN TANKS IN  Allied Eastern Sea Anchor Line on the 120 Mile Front Has Callansed

Allies Block Red Advance Toward Taegu    Defende-s Retake Yongchon; Big Tank Battle Seen

84 Russian Made. Tanks Hurled Into Action Elsewhere   Aircraft Knocks Out  ‘anks as. Big. Ground Battle Shapes

Allied Troops Recapture Lost Town; Red Thrusts Halted by Counter-Attack

84 Russian Tanks Into New Action   Communists Aim For Taegu, Pusan; Tabu Is Teken .

Drive Sfops Red: Blow at Taegu; Ground Regainet   Big Tank Battle . Looms North, East:

Counterattack Stops Communists’ Thrusts At Taegu And Regains Some Lost Groupd—Invaders Throw 84 New Russian-Made Tanks Into Action—U. S. Air Force Bombers And Fighters Open Assault— Pohang Falls To North Koreans

Soviet-Made Tanks Flock Into Battle   5th AF, General Pattons Smash at Russian Armor; Reds Recapture Pohang

A Thrust At Taegu \Is Halted   et Reds Continue pen Wedge In  At ‘Line at Pohang;  > Ris Tenk Rattle Looms

Communist Troops In Taegu Push   Breakthrough Allows North Koreans To Spew Toward Bases

Airmen Aid Counter-Blow Against Tanks   Eastern End Of Defense Line Is Battered by Reds

Red Thrust At Taegu Stopped; Big New Tank Battle Appears Imminent

Allied Hub In Grave Danger: Pohang Seized   Huge Tank Battle Shaping As Reds Roll Up 84 New Russian-Made Machines; Eastern Line Collanses

Big Tank Fight Imminent in Northern Area  Pohang, No. 2 Allied   Pohang, No. 2 Allied Port, Is Retaken By Communist Forces

Pohang Held By Red Units; 84 Russian-Made Tanks Thrown Into Struggle   Collapses Under Terrific Pounding; Communists Drive On Taegu

Reds Send 84 New Soviet-Made Tanks Into Korean Battle   Allied Troops Retake Yongchon, Reaain Some Ground

The Weother   Big lank Battle Looms Between Russian-Made T-34s General Pattons

North Koreans Mass 84 Tanks For New Drive   Yongchon Recaptured; Red Gains Costly

Collapse Of Allies Eastern Anchor Still Poses Threat; 84 Russ Tanks Join Battle

MARION 10,130; CENSUS IS 10,911 AT CARBONDALE   Herrin Up to 9,401; Johnston City and i Lose Population.

MARION 10,130; CENSUS IS 10,911 AT CARBONDALE   ‘Herrin Up to 9,401; Johnston City and Murphysboro / Lose Population.  i

PRICE, WAGE CONTROLS WIN SUPPORI      Senate Authorities Claim. Tnercased. Taxes: und: Selective Jontrols Are Urgently Needed.

DEWEY WILL NOT SEEK REELECTION. ME TELLS FRIENDS   Governer May Change Mind In Face Of Growing ~ “Draft” Movement

Dewey Tells Some He Doesn’t Expect ToSeek Reelection   However, Governor Fails to Interfere With Pfelffer Plug  for ‘Theaft?

Mother, Three Sleeping Children Are Burned To Death In Farmhouse Blaze

rae nenmnenmmmmas ee Mother, Three Sleeping Children Are bd. Daath In Farmhouse Blaze

Map Plans To End Filibuster On Korean War   UN Security Council Proceedure Under Malik Is Attacked

125 MPH Wind Slashes Florida   Crazy-Cat Hurricane Backtracks Southwarc

Florida Rushes Supplies fo Storm Victims   Gulf Hurricane Spins Aimlessly After Hitting Coast Towns

BUCKS 0. A. 8, CHAPTER HAS AN ANNIVERSARY   Regents From Other Areas Arc Among the Guests   PLAQUE. IS PRESENTE

Mrs. Thomas H. Lee, State Regent, is Principal Speaker   PLAQUE IS PRESENTED

 — FIRST MARRIED ‘POOR’ BOY —  2d Oil Heiress Sister Weds ..a Banker's Son

Oilman’s Daughters Wed-One in Lavish Church Affair, the Other in Elopement

Miner Says Signal Kept Up Walkout   Charges Lewis Use o' Secret Message To Continue Strike.

Says Lewis Used Secret Signal Plan   Ousted President Of Mine Union Local Hurls Charge

Secret Signals Declared Used In Mine Dispute   Deposed Head of Local Union Tells of Alleged System by Lewis in Dealings.

Ex-Official Says Leader Ducked Contempt Citatior   Miners Oust Local Head for Attempted Back-to-Work Drive

FCC Splits 5 to 2 in Making Decision  CBS Color Television Plan ls Accepted

FCC Approves CBS Color TV  Federal Group Split 5 To 2 On Decision

BRITAIN GIVEN FOUR BOMBERS BY U. S.   B-20's Take Off for Burope—First of 75 England Will Get Under Aid Program,

Reveal Drug For Ulcer Treatment   Chemical Compound - May Open a New

STOMACH ULCER DRUG 1S FOUND   Chemical Compound with « Jawbrecker Name Being Released to Doctors

THERE’S GOOD NEWS TODAY Drug With Jawbreaker Name  Promises Relief From Ulcer:

Reveal Drug For Ulcer Treatment   Chemical Compound May Open a New Way to Treatment

‘Jawbreaker’ Drug May Open Way To Successful Treatment of Ulcers

With A ‘Jawbreaker’ Name  Compound Opens New Avenue In Stomach Ulcer Treatment

\POR ULCERS Beta-Diethylaminoethyl-Xanthene 9-Carboxlylate-Methobromide

Republic Of Korea Officials Promise  To Halt Mass Executions In Future

Inspection Refused State At Pettibone »  Doorman, Lawyer vo tel aimee SHecenenagg eines aaeeceNseet:   Doorman, Lawyer Tells Inspectors ‘Nuts’ Last Night

TRUMAN EXPECTEL AT LEGION STATE CONVENTION   - ° i ee ee Largest Meet Of All Times Planned At Indpls

Bridegroom, 82, Dies of Burns in Home Gas Blast   Wife, 74, of Fayette Man Is in Critical Condition.

U. S., BRITISH ADVANCE  Reds Hit Weak Sectors Along Korean Front

South Koreans Forced Back By Red Attacks   Advancing Allies Find Little Resistance in Other Areas

Engineer-Executive Thomas £. Murray Named to Lilienthal’s AEC Vacancy

Engineer-Inventor Picked For AEC Pos  Choice Of Chairman Put OFF Till Later

THOMAS E. MURRAY NAMED BY TRUMAN TO VACANCY ON ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

APPOINTED TO ATOMIC BOARD   T.E, Murray Is Choice Of Truman for Vital Commission Post

Truman Names Thomas Murray for AEC Post   New York Engineer, Executive, Inventor Put on Atom Group

Thomas E. Murray, New York Engineer, Is Choice of Truman as Atom Board Member

ENGINEER APPOINTED TO ATOMIC BOARD   Thomas EF. Murray of New York Named to Vacancy Created by Lilienthal’« Resignation.

New York Engineer  Is Appointed To AEC   Thomas E. Murra Also Inventor _ And Executive; Interests Wide

MEMORIAL TO COFFMAN  Camp Fire Circle to Be Built at 4-H Ranch by Family and Friends

Panel Okays Special Bill On Marshal   Senate Commitiee Quick To Aet; House Group  Nines: of asvatasce

Senate Unit Votes To Lift Legal Bar  To Marshall  But House Group Delays Action Despite Appeal Ry Precident

Special Bill For Marshall Is Delayed   House Committeemen Want to Think It Over Few Davs.

Others ‘To Think It Over* ~ Senate Committee Okays Marshall Appointment.

Both Houses Of Congress Expected To Speedily Revise Law   TRUMAN AND JOHNSON STAGED SHOWDOWN:

Senate Unit OKs Bill To Lift Legal Bar Against Marshall's Appointment As Defense Chiel   House Group Due To Act Tomorrow

Paving Way So Marshall CanTakeJoh   Senate Committee Approves Special Bill For Appointee

APPROVAL OF MARSHALL IS UNDER DELAY   House Committee Decides To Think Over Special Act

Senators Vote To Allow Marshall Defense Post; House Will Act Friday

Congress Rushes  Action To Install New Defense Chief   Senate Armed Services Committee OK’s Special Bill To Let Gen. George Marshall Serve As Defense Secretary In Cabinet

Marshall Given OK By Panel   Truman Asks Solons to Write Exception on Defense Law

Senate Bloc Okays Bill To Let Marshall Hold Defense Post   Special Legislation .To Remove Ban Against Military Given Approval; House Group Decides To Delay Action Few Days

SENATE GROUP ~ BACKS MARSHAL!   : &  COMMITTEE VOTES TO LIFT   “LEGAL BAR AGAINST HIS APPOINTMENT.

House Action On Marshall Meets Delay   Senate Group Gives Clearance; See Like Approval in Lower  Branch in Few Days

PARTY FOR NEWSMEN  K. U. Athletic Denartment Was ir Charge of Event

AIRMEN SHOOT UP 21 KOREAN TANKS   ALLIED PLANES ALSO BLAST 148 TRUCKS AND DOWN TWO YAK FIGHTERS,

American Defenders — Start To Withdraw   North Korean Communists Outnumber U. S. Troops Ten To One—Americans May Be Heading  For Rettar Torrain

Take up Positions To North and West For Red Onslaught   Allied Aircraft Shoots up 21 North Korean Tanks

GOP Factions In Pennsylvania Fight for Control   Party Is Divided over Klement that Would Scrap Policies

Control of GOP InPennsylvania Primary Prize  Next Presidential Contest Affected 

SCOUTS’ BANQUET THURSDAY NIGHT   Annual Scout Event Held This Week at Methodist Church  Basement.

NORTH KOREA COUNTS COST OF AIR RAIDS   Industries Wrecked, Red Satellite Tells UN

Key Airfield Falls To Reds In Power Drive   200 Square Mile Arec Endangered As Korec Defenders Fall Back

Torrent Pouring Into Village Will Increase After Heavy Rains; Two Crests Awaited

REGAINS SPEECH AFTER 12 YEARS   Girl Speaks to Mother on Her 23rd Birthday.

GIRL, SPEECHLESS 12 YEARS, REGAINS VOICE   Vietim Of Sleeping Sickness Suddenly Able To Speak While Feceivinge Treatment

Paralyzed Muscles Respond To Treatment  Girl Regains Use Of Voice After 12 Years Of Silence

Communists: Leaders Flee  Before Assault  Allies Have 6 Beachheads Across Naktona, Take Tabu

ce S. Marines Advance on: Trva Side   Desperate Fighting — of Communists Slows Their Advance -

MARINES GET HOT FIGHT IN CITY SUBURBS   Gov’t Leaves with American Prisoners Taken in Early Clashes.

Northern Prong of Marines Advance, But Commie Fire Slows Others in Seoul Suburb; City Under Martial Law Deserted by Leaders

Northern Prong Of Attack Knocks Reds From Hill Astride Railroad; Other Prong Meets Stiff Resistance At Youngdungpo   MARINES HAVE NOT YET ENTERED SEOUL

UN FORCES: GAIN ON SOUTHERN IBEACHHEAD   Red Government Flees Seoul as Marines Advance

Red Goverment Out Of City; Communist Reinforcements In     Marine Force Still Short of City

Red Tr oops Give Fierce Resistance   Seventh Division Moves To Close Road Of Retreat

‘Communist Leaders Fleeing From City As U. 8. Marines Close In For Final Assault

Quaker State Buys Properties OF Cities Service   Big Deal Involves Refinery, Oil Wells And Pipelines in State

Brands Testimony Of Budenz False,  invites Contempt   Pield Thoueht A Red

Statement Is Issued By Earl Browder   Contempt Issue Under Study By Hickenfooner

SUPPORTERS OF KING LEOPOLD WON VICTORY   Catholic Party  Gets Majority Of The Deputies

Chinese Red Prisoners Never Heard Of U.N. And Say They Had No Idea That They Would Fight Americans   Two Recently Captured In Korea Claim 30,000 Redz Crossed Yalu River Less Than Month Ago; “Only God Knows What We Are Doing Here,” One Exciaimed: Tells Of Many Russians In Manchtria.

Captured Reds Never Heard Of United Nations      Declare Russians Are Trying Te Rule Their Country

DRIVERS JAM ROADS T0 OPEN HOLIDAY TIME   Council on Safety Predicts Death For 435

Senate Heeds Appeal for Unity, Sidetracks Call for Truman Report

President Denies Any Knowledge Of ‘Flying Discs’   Armed Forces Assert Not Experimenting With Any ‘Saucers’

Taft Studies  Senate Posts   GOP Leader Urged 19 Take Ghreien Relations Seat

Foreign Relations Seat Offered Taft  Ohioan Mey Prefer. Armed Services Post.

Taft Urged To Take Foreign Relations Post But Prefers Armed Services Group Job

Red Rose for His Parents’ Graves: Then Confession He Killed Them With Hammer .   Entombed Miners Talk to Rescuers

Man, 50, Admits He Killed Parents   Camile Leyra Says He and Father Had Business Quarrel; Teacup, New Suit Are Cited as Clues

New Yorker, £9,  a at Slav" e Yarents in Anger   Confesses Killings To Police After Attending Funerals

Son, 50, Admits Double Murder   Confesses To Crime Shortly After Tossing Rose Into Grave.

RESCUE CREWS COVE NEARER BURIED MINER.   Exhausted Workers Making Progress at Rate of 10 Inches an Hour.

RESCUE CREWS COVE NEARER. BURIED MINER         Exhausted Workers Making Progress at Rate of LO Inches an Hfour,

\MARKET GETS MARKED PICKUP   Steels, Motors, Radio, TV Pace Rises; Some Issues  Highest Since 1929

FBI Men Catch Harry Fleisher On Florida Beach   Had Jumped Bond Here In 1948

FBI Brings Year’s Hunt To Conclusion   Collar Mobster On Beach In Florida While With Friend

Girl Friend Also Jailed At Miami   \Harry Fleisher Wanted In Death Of State Senator

AIRPLANE STOLEN IN TEXAS FOUND   CRAFT PURSUED ACKOSS MISSOULRIT LANDS IN ILLINOIS —TULSAN ARRESTED.

NLRB Counsel Terms Wagnet  Act Onesided   And That Creates Ex plosion in Certain Government Circles

REGARD BILL AS CHANGING STEP   Resolution To Be Offered Permitting Study Of Social Security

Revision of System Aim Of New Bill   Social Security Plan In Need of Overhaul: Senators Plan Study Of Its Troubles

Further Social Benefits Slated  Senate Measure Only Step tn Overhauling

Bill To Expand  Social Security  ‘Only One Step’ Continued Study Of System To Extend

‘Fuchs Associate Delivered Atom Secrets To Reds   Other Arrests By FBI Expected After _ Fuchs Breaks Down

Hoosier Slaying Case Is Believed Solved by Victim   Terre Haute Man Is Held; Police Report Friend Shot and Sawed in Two,

Reds Attempt To Halt Arms Unloading  Dutch Police Disperse Communist-Led Rioters At Docks

UMW Charged With Taking Over Mines  During Row   Violation Accused Of Taft-Hartley’s Rules In Kentucky

Examiner Hits Mine Invasion   ‘Blame Is Fixed on Union i In Kentucky Cases

Lewis’ Miners Guilty of Violation Of Taft-Hartley Act in ‘Invasions’

NLRB Finds UMW Broke T-H Act In Kentucky Pit Row   Trial Examiner Says Mine Union Violated Labor Law in ‘Invasion And Seizure’ Of Six 'Non-Union Mines in Kentucky Last Year

House Cuts In Excises Set for Vote   Corporation Taxes Considered To Make Bill ‘Veto-Proof’

 Passage Predicted House Excise Tax Vote Set For Next W ednesday

Tax Cut Bill Vote June 28   Measure Will Provide Enough New Revenue To Offset Heavy Slash

Veto Proof Tax Slash Bill Ready   Corporations to Bear Brunt; Vote Wednesday

Corporation Tax Boost Bill Set for House Vote   New Assessments Are Aimed to Offset Cut in Many Excises

Veto-Prooted Tax-Slashing Up Wednesday  Democrats Promise Excise Levy Cuts Pre FRANCIS MM TF MAY

Excise Tax-Cutting Bill To Receive House Action Soon, Passage Predicted

Tax Slash Bill Vote On Tuesday  ‘Veto Proof’ Measure Due for House Passage Tuesday —Senate to Pass It

HOUSE NEARS VOTE ON TAXES   Democrats Expect Excise Slashing Bill To Pass.

‘Excise Tax Slashing Bill Bearing A “Veto Proof” Tag Set For House Vote

Excise Tax Slash is Due For Vote Next Wednesday   Measure Now Carrying  A “Veto Proof” a eee

—UNSHAKEN — Rookies  Act Like Veterans   MACHINE GUNS SPRAY POSITION

Aussie Fighters Strafe Site Held By U.S. Soldiers   One Man Wounded In Machine Gun, Rocket Barrage

Young Yank Troops Get First Taste Of Battle When Strafed by Koreans

GI'sMayClash WithNorthern invaders Tonight  Australian Marked  Planes Hit Village; One American Hurt

U.S. Gls Get First Taste Of South Korean’  Warfare As Planes Strafe Advance Position

Fighter Planes Strafe Yanks   But Attackers Later Identified as Friendly

Fails to: Unnerve Young Gis  U.S. Troops Get First Taste ¢ 01 War During Savage Air Attach

Circumstances Not Clear; Give Gls Rough Time   But U.S. Troops Perform Like Vets First Time Under Fire

Green, Gl’s Get Baptism of Fixe When Enemy Plane Strafes Their Positions

U.S. Troops Hit By Aussie Planes   Mustangs Strafe Ground Forces in Nearby Attack

Cold Weather Clamps Grip On Midwest   Blizzard Conditions Slow Traffic in Parts Of The Plains States

BLIZZARDS SWEEP SOUTHWARD   Coldest Weather of Fall Chills Rockies, Midwest

CHILLY WEATHER MOVING ON EAST      Freezing Line Extends Eastward From Rockies

Storm Warning‘s Up Winter's Coldest Weather Invades Northern States

Winter Arrives Over Large Par Of The Nation   Snow Seven Inches Deep In Denver, Other Sections

Western and Central Parts of Country Shiver in Coldest Weather of Season

Eighth Army Makes Stand In Northwest   Big Dunkirk-Stvle Evacuation From Hungnam Forecast

U.S. Forces In Northwest Halt Retreat  Dunkirk-Style Evacuation Hinted In Northeast Area

‘Dunkerque’ Steps Taken In Northeast  Transports Claimed   Transports Claimed At Hungnam After Wonsan’s Given Up

Other CU. 8. and Allied Troops Are Fighting Their Way Toward Escape Port Under Enveloping Pressure of Keds,

40,000 UN Troops Plan Escape At Port Of Hungnam  Naval Supply Base Of Wonsan Ahandoned Ac Red Harde Nearc

Allied Units Quit Wonsan In Small Boats   50,000 Troops Fight Way Toward Escape Port of Hungnam

3rd Division Troops  Use Small Boats  AreTaken fo Hungnam Where 10th Corps Fights to Reach

Slavs Plan Hits Snags —  Bp. * = . gpg. g Fo,      Revision And Possible Defeat Due In House

Famine Relief Bill For Tito Faces Trouble   Radical Revision Or Defeat Looms In House Today  By RARPANEYWY YIVRcornky

Yugoslav Relief ‘unds Fie'd Up  Famine Aid Program Opposed In House

Yugoslav Aid Runs Into Opposition  House Members War  No ‘Appeasement’ . Of Communicte

Yugoslav Relief Runs Into Wall   Sharp Opposition Is Voiced on Floor ot House

Added Power Seen In Row  Over FEPC   Russell, Leader For South. Thinks Necessary Votes Will Show Up Soon

Southerners See Victory in FEPC Row   Sen. Russell Expects Strength To Grow As Bill Is ‘Exposed’

Month's Third Major Flood. Hits Indiana  Wabash, White River - Crests ‘Wilt Be Just 3

Month’s Third Major Flood Hits Indiana   Wabash, White River Crests Will Be Just Below Earlier Levels

House Passes  ‘Arms Aid Bill  Sought By Truman Non-Communist  Nations To Get  American Help

Arms Bill Passes House 361 to 1   Marcantonio Only One in Either House Voting No.

$1.2 Billion Arms Aid Bill Approved By House, 361 to 1   Measure for Strengthening Non-Communist Nations Sent to President

MacArthur's Report To Be Read Today   More Stalling Expected From Malik”

Court Decision Appeal To Be — Today  overnmen t Seeks   Government Seeks Contempt Verdict Against U.M.W.

Over Million Improvements At Port Stated  Brownsville Board District to Issue Bonds. Call Otherc

Some Specialists Asked To Return   Application Of Draft Law Not Planned Now

Army Refutes Rumor Of Call To Reservists  Draft Law Will Not Re Involved To Hike

DENY PLANS T0 CALL RESERVES   SOME AIR FORCE SPECIALISTS ARE OFFERED POSITIONS

/Army Has No Present Plans To Call ‘Reservists, Invoke Selective Service

No Draft Plans Says The Army   Defense Department Is Not Considering Draft Or A Call For Reserves Now

ARMY HAS NO PLAN TO DRAFT, CALL RESERVES   However, Air Force Calls Som« Electronics Experts in Reserves.

Action Provides Silent Approval For U. N. Forces To Cross Paralle}

KOREAN PEACE ~ PLAN APPROVE!   UG. N. COMMITTEE GIVES TACIT 0. K. TO CROSSING OF 380TH PARALLEL g

Powers’ Vote: 47. ta 5~ For: Plan: ‘Permitting   Go:Ahead- by Allied. Forces ta. ‘Unify Nation

UN Beats Down Reds’ ‘Peace Plan   Then Committee OK’ Scheme for Making United Korea.

Soviet Bloc Is Voted Down On Korea Issues  Problem Up Now To mw of A... ££. Ag

ECONOMY BLOC IN HOUSE GETS TWO SETBACKS      Solong Cool To To Britain’ $ Idea, U.S. Shoulder  Part of Debt.

Twenty Eastern States to Plan Civilian Defense   District of Columbia Is Also Included in Civil System

rants Hearin  4  Found Guilty. Year By Judge M          Will Rule On Two Main.Ouestions-

Black WidowS pider Bit Officer in Florida; Antidoteis Flown There

SURVEYING JOB TO BE DONE. General Clay And New York Banker Named By Wilson As Assistants

Brink's Robbery Theory Changed  kbieave Onan Daare   Officers Open Doors With Fingernail File

Unofficial Count On Library Vote   Boston Bandits May Not Have Used Keys

Brink's Doors Opened by Nail File, Police ‘Amazed by Firm's ‘Laxity’.

CAMPAIGN CLOSES; NOW UP TO VOTER‘   Polls Open At 7 A. M. To: morrow — U. S. Senator, Governor, Congressman And Others To Be Choser

SOUTH CAROLINA NAMES WINNERS FOR TOP POSTS   Senator Johnston Chosen Over Thurmond; Bymes Wins Easily In Race For  Governor.

Byrnes Nominated Governor, Johnston Wins Over Thurmond In South Carolina

Yenator Johnston Re-nominated NR RnR AR noone  Byrnes to Be South Carolina's Governor

Byrnes Picked As Governor Of South Carolina *  Johnston Returned   Johnston Returned To U. S. Senate

Jimmy Byrnes Will BeNext Governor Of South' Caroline  ee ee ee ,   Sen. Olin Johnston Defeats Thurmand. To Win Right To Return To U. $. Senate

Byrnes Chosen By Big Margin In S. Carolina   Johnston Also Wins in Senste Race With States Rights Chief

Byrnes Wins Over 3 Foes   Former Secretary of State to be Next-Governor o South Carolina,

Byrnes Wins S.C. Governorship Race Senator Johnson Edges Out Thurmonc

Byrnes, Johnston Win Vote   S. Carolina Democrats Vote In Byrnes ‘And Johnston In Elections

Byrnes To Become Governor Of S.C   Johnston Wins Nomination To Senate In Primary

BYRNES CHOSEN S, ¢. GOVERNOR   Former Federal Official 1s Eqsy Victor—Senator Johnson Re-clected

Johnston Wins Race for Senate   Byrnes Is Victor Far Gavernarchin

Byrnes, Johnston Are Winners In South Carolina   Governor Thurmond Defeated For  Senate Post.

Byrnes Wins Nomination For Governor   Equal To Election In South Carolina

Byrnes Wins In 5. C. Primary   Appears Certain To Be Next Governor  Of South Carolina

Soviet Moves In East Europe Cover —  Up for Drive on Berlin, U. 8. Thinks

Soviet Blasts Seen Sham For Berlin Crisis  U.S. Convinced Reds Set On Ousting

U.S.Leaders Say Berlins Still Target   Russia Plays Down The Plane Incident

Red Moves Seen As Plan To Divert Attention From Its No. 1 Target — Berlin

BLOCKADE OF BERLIN SEEN REDS’ TARGET   Control of German Capital Held No.  Objective of Krem: lin In Cold War.

Red Tanks Are Reported Halted   North Korean Column Believed Blocked

Television Ad Jingle Changed  Admit Advertisement ‘Out Of Bounds’

SEES A MERCURY DIP   Weatherman Predicts Cold Weath. er for This Area Tonight

Churchill Blasts Europe For Failing To Aid U.S. In Quelling Korean Reds

Winnie Speaks Out baie Churchill Urges Europe To Build Big Peace Army

Churchill Raps Lack Of War Aid   Europe's Stand Draws Fire of British Leader

Bergman to Return To Fight for Child  Senator te Oppose Her Entry Into U. S.

YANK IS GIVEN 3° YEAR JAIL SENTENCE   Accused Of Trying To Give Information To Russia   GUSTAV MUELLER   Claims He Was Attempting To Trap Soviet Spies By His Actions

AAF Corporal is Convicted by Court Martial   Tried ta Give Data To Russia... Is Charae

Convict Airman of Trying to Give Secrefs fo Russia   Court Martial in Germany Imposes 5 Years in Prison

Airman Found Guilty as Spy; Given 5 Years   Minnesotan Trapped Trying to Give Secrets To Russians

GI Draws Sentence  As Attempted Spy  Corporal Plotted Transfer   Corporal Plotted Transfer Of Secrets to Russia, Coanrt-Martial Finds

Mueller Gets Five-Year Prison Term For Trying To Aid Russian Agents

Russian Spy Trap Backfires   Tried to String Reds Along, Caught by US Agents

TRIED T0 GIVE SOVIET AGENTS DATA, CHARGE   1% Year-Old Airman Gets Five-Year Prison Term, liecharge

TRIED TOGIVE ; U.S. SECRETS TO RUSSIANS   Col. Gustav Mueller of St,  * Paul Found Guilty by Court Martial Today in Germany.   SENTENCED TOS YEARS IN PRISON   Nineteen- Year-Old Air man Asked Soviets for Contact; Claimed He Wanted to Trap Spies.

U.S. Airman Found Guilty In Spy Trial   19-Year-Old Youth Sentenced to Five Years in Prison  By Court Martial

COURT MARTIAL FINDS SOLDIER SPIED FOR REDS   AIR FORCE CORPORAL ATTEMPTED TO GIVE SECRETS TO RUSSIA

Convict Airman Of Attempt To Give Reds Information   MUELLER GETS FIVE YEARS SENTENCE AND DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE

Soldier Gets Five Years for Betrayal Plot   Youthful Noneom's Story of Trying to 'Trap' Reds Rejected

19-Year-Old Sentenced to 5-Year Term   St. Paul Corporal Attempted to Give Secrets to Reds

Airman Is Given A Five Year Term   Convicted of Giving Secre! Military Information to Russia   AFTER A 2-DAY TRIAL   Admitted Stealing Papers From U.S. Intelligence ‘hoo

U. S. Corpora! GuiltyofTrving To Give USSR Secret Data   Airman Gets 5-Year Term, Dishonorable Discharge

GUSTAV MUELLER SOUGHT 10 GIVE DATA TO RUSSIANS   Court Rejects Story That He Was Trying To Trap Saviet Snmiet .

Youthful Soldier  Convicted As Spy   Attempted To Give Secret Data To Russians, Court In ° Germany Finds

Air Foree Corporal Gets 5 Years   Found Guilty of Trying to Give U.S. Secrets to the Russians

Convict Flier of Espionage Aidto Russ   Military Court Spurn: Claim of Youth Tha He Tried to Trap Red:

'U. S. AIRMAN 1S CONVICTED SPY   Prison Sentence Of Five Years Imposed On Corporal For Trying To Give Reds Information.

U.S. Corporal, 19, Guilty Of Aiding Soviet   Sentenced To Five Years; Was Caught Offering Secret Dat<

Airman Convicted For Stealing Data  Corporal Contends He Had Set ‘Trap’

Gave Secrets, GI Convicted   Discharge, 5 Years ir Prison for Mueller

McCarthy Gains Support In Drive Against Leftists   SMITH IS WAITING FOR “REAL STORY”

Youth Convicted. Ol Giving Russia Secret U.S. Data   'Dishonorable : Discharge,  > Years. In :Prison:.For  Minnesota Corporal, 19

Convict Airman Of Trying to Give Secrets fo Reds   U.S. Corporal Faces Prison; Story of ‘Spy Catching’ Is Rejected

Air Force Corporal Gets Five Years For Trying To Give Secrets to Reds;

CPL. MUELLER ETS 5 YEARS   Air Force. Man. Convicted -Of Giving Military ‘Secréts To Reds -

GUSTAV MUELLER IS FOUND GUILTY   Airman Gave Military In. formation to Reds -©

U. S. Airman Convicted At Court Martial   Youth Gets 5-Year Term in Germany for Trying To Give Military Information to Russia.

Airline Crew Given Warning Just in Time  Technician Admits Planting Suitcase Full ef Gasoline

Had Insurance On Family OF 3   Californian Heid After Gas Bomb Founc

Dropped Suitcase Catches Fire Before Takeoff   Thirteen Passengers and Crew of Three Saved by Last-Minute Accident; Laboratory Technician Arrested.

MAN LOSES NERVE IN MURDER ATTEMPT   Had Placed Time Bomb Aboard Plane To Collect Insurance Of Famiic

Air Tragedy Averted By Lost Nerve   Flight Halted By Incendiarist’s Yelled Warning

Wife, Children Insured af Port Prior to Flight  Planter of Bomb Loses Nerve as Gas Fire Starts

Time Plot Bomb to Destroy Plane Carrying Wife, Kids,  Fails as Husband Loses Nerre

Bomb Ignites On Ground Near Ship   Police Say Man Put Bag On Ship To Kill Family

13 Aboard Plane When Discovered; Include Plotter’s Family of Three, Heavily Insured

BOMB PLACED ON Bits SHIP: MAN SEIZED   Admits He Expected to Get $25,000 Insurance from Death of Wife and Three Children.   LOST HIS NERVE BEFORE TAKEOFF   Shouts Warning As Craft Prepares to Leave Los Angeles—13. Passengers In All Aboard.

Bomb Plot To Destroy Plane Misses  Man Relents; Wife 2 Children Aboard:

Plot to Destroy Transport Fails As Bomb Ignites   Gasoline-Filled Suitcase _ Flares When Dropped; ~ Police Hold Technician

Nerve Fails Man After He Plants Bomb  1G an Plane Fereane   16 on Plane Escape Tragedy Minutes Before Takeoff

NEW YORK MUSICAL HIT, “LOST IN THE STARS,” OPENS ‘ST. LOUIS THEATRICAL SEASON

Pri ‘mary Vote On € ONGTess   All Incumbents in Missouri Were Renominated

ene cCarran to Fight Substitutes  Anti- Communist Bill Is Debated in Senate

McCarran Sees His Anti-Red Bill Given Approval   Dehate Opens In House On Catch-All Measure Authored By Democrat

Five Die, Trio Hunted as Gale Rips Northwest   Cities Crippled and Snow Blocks Highways, Temperatures Plunge

Five Are Dead In Seattle Blizzard   Three Others Missing— Blizzard In Pacific Northwest Moves Inland   CRIPPLED CITIES IN STORM’S WAKE

FIVE KILLED, THREE MISSING   Thirty Inch Snowfall Paralyzes Oregon City — Drifts. Along Highway Reach Twelve Feet — Temperatures Plunge As Snow Dwindics.

Miners Refuse ToHeed Lewis’ No Strike Order  25,000 Diggers In Western Pa.

Expect   U.S. to Step In   WASHINGTON ~—(AP) — Congressional leaders quoted President Truman Monday as saying je still lacks sufficient evidence to declare a national emergeney in the coal situation.

Senate Unit Bids Ike To Explain Speech   ‘Deep Concern’ Over Arms Cut  Disturbs, Surprises Coneress

Truman Assails  GOP in Speech   President Calls for Democratic Win In Tuesday’s General Elections

U.S. and Britain See Eye fo Eye, But China Doesn't   Truman and Aitlee Conclude Talks With Faith in United Nations.

TRUMAN-ATTLEE CRISIS TALKS NEAR WIND-UP   Wide Agreement Reported On Europe; Less Success On Far East

Truman, Attlee End Conference Hope for Peace   British Reported Opposing Action Against China

Chinese Drive on Escape Path; Peaceful Settlement Desired by Truman. Attlee

U.S., British Will Back U.N. Policy   Will Abide By Decisions Reached In Korean Crisis   In Meantime, West Will Expand Arms, Bar Appeasement, Seek Red Coonerntia:

President, — Attlee Leave It Up to UN   Two Recognize Policy Split on China But Won't Let It Interfere

UN to Decide Korean Crisis: Truman. Attlee   ‘  2 Nations Recognize Split Over Recognition of  Red China

Truman, Attlee Stress Hope of Peace, Refusal To Appease Aggressor

End Conference With Accord for “nified Action   Agree Policy Split on Communist China Will Not Disrupt Unity

Truman, Attlee Hope for Peaceful Settlement of Korean Crisis But Say Final Action Is Up to UN  Final Communique on Meeting Says U.S. Hopes Not to Use Atom Bomb

Truman, Attlee Say U.N. to Decide on Red China Actions   Both Firmly Resolve to Uphold Principles of U. N.'s Charter, Continue to Resist Aggression in Korea

‘Crisis’ Talks End; Leave Korea to UN   Truman, Attlee Hope for Peaceful Settlement, But Warn Chinese Reds

Truman, Attlee Affirm Faith In U.N. Action   State Leaders End Histaric  Meaatinn arise

ATTLEE AND TRUMAN END VITAL TALKS   Action In Korean Crisis Is Left To United Nations

But Both Hope for Settlement   Will Seek Action By U.N. If Peace Efforts Are Futile

United Nations To Decide What Actions To Take lf Peaceful Settlement Cannot Be Reached

Agree To Continue Arms Race   Will Leave to U.N. Decisions on Korea  if Reds Won't Quit

President, Prime Minister Pledge Support of Charter Principles; Opposition to Atom Bomb Voiced

President, Attlee Conclude Parleys; Hold fo Objectives  American, otis   American, British Aims Will Coincide With U.N. Action

ATTLEE AND TRUMAN END CRISIS TALKS   issue Communique on Results; Pledge to Build Up American and British Power.

\[Historic Parley Is Over   Truman and Attlee Hope for. Peace, But. Indicate Resolve Not  Te. Candana Agornacecini

HOPE FOR PEACE  If Not Possible, TrumanAttlee Say, U. N. to De cide Course

Intent To Uphold Charter   Truman And Attlee Share Such Attitude In Coferences

U.N. Charter To Be Upheld In Korean War   Truman and Attlee Make Announcement After Conferences

Ancient Race Of Men Reperted In Area” Scientists To Probe Secrets _  Of Mystery Canyon In Mexico

Phone Pickets Again Battle Police Lines   Philadelphia Scene Of Trouble; Workers Slip Into Building

POLICE, PHONE STRIKERS MIX   Officers Punch Holes Ir Picket Lines To Let In Workers

Officers and Pickets Clash   Bitterness and Tension Grows in Phone Dispute

Lane Is Opened by Police Force   Pickets Try to Block Office at Philadelphia

Another ‘Phone Picket Struggle  _Police Clear Lane For Workina Force

Massed Pickets At Work Again  Try to Block Non Striking Operators

Massed Pickets, Police Struagle   Flarc-up Occurs in Philly for Second Day

New Fights In Phone  Dispute   Philadelphia Again -Scene of Clashes As Police Battle Pickets ' Barring Workers’ Wa‘

Pickets Battle  Police For Second Day   Fight Again At Philadelphia

15 Workers Manage To Slip Through  Police and Pickets Clash At Philly Phone Exchange

Tension Mounts in ‘Phone Strike   Union New Charges Bell Company With Lockout

Pickets, Police Clash Again in Telephone Strike   Few Workers Slip Through Line at Philadelphigo Plant

Pickets Clash With Police in Philadelphia   Flare-Up Occurs as Non-Striking Workers Attempt ta Enter the  Ball THlsnkawn Rxchanna

CiO Pickets Fight Police for 2 Hours   Non-Strikers Finally Reach Their Jobs ° in Philadelnhia Clack

Strikers And Police Struggle In Philadelphia   Wedge Driven Into Picke Line After Five-Minute Disturbance; Tension Mounts In National Tieuwr

PHILADELPHIA POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS   New Flareup Comes As Phone Strike Ends First Week

Pickets Fight Policemen In  Phone Strike   Philadelphia Union Members Lose Effort To Halt Operators

Phone Strike Nears End Of First Week   Pickets Have Another Mix-Up With Philadelphia Police

Police, Pickets in Iwo-Hour Batile in Phil dolphia   Effort to Prevent NonStrikers from Crossing Lines Leads to Clash.

Phone Pickets Battle Police   Philadelphia Cops Force Lines Open To Let In Workers

Pickets, Police Clash Again In ‘Phone Strike   Philadelphia Inciden Reflects Mounting Tension In Dispute

Russia Lxpected to Propose’ ‘Spheres’   Western Powers to Answer ‘No’  To Dividing Ideologies’ Influence

Dixie Lawmen Do It The Easy Way Lifer Captures Child-Killers Bv Beating Them To Draw

Convict Captures  Accused Killers  Lifer May Obtain Leniénce for Feat

FAI 10 REACH AGREEMENT IN NEGOTIATIONS   Talks End 45 Minutes Af. ter Union-Imposed  Deadline

Soldiers Hit Beach North Of Red Port   Action Designed to Slice Coastal Road; Bombs Create Jitters

South Koreans Strike to Sever Coast Highway  B-295 Hammer Railroad Lines; Ships Hit Inchon

South Koreans Land Behind ¢Communist Lines   Commandos Make Landing on East Coas' as Reds Display Invasion Jitters Over Naval Bombardment on West Coast.

17 Red Ships Drop Anchors Near Britain   Vessela Halt In Area Set For Western Union Naval Maneuvers

HOODLUMS SEIZED ~INNEW YORK GH   ROUNDUP ORDERED TO LESSEN DANGER OF TROUBLE ON ELECTION DAY.

New York Pulls in All Hoodlums  Action Expected To Nip Election Fraud

Wants Persons With No Visible Means Of Support Out Of Areas Where Election Day May Mean Trouble

New York Cracks Down On Hoodlums   Acting Mayor Orders Pre-election Roundup of Bums.

Administraiions Seeks T: Nip Possible Election - Disorders In Bud

Business Men Launch Fight On Profit Tax  Top Executives Out   Top Executives Out For Pay As Go Plan, Corporation Taxes

Big Business Fights Excess Profits Tax   Assails Levy As Dangerous

Business LeadersF ight ‘War Tax’   x + ry Excess Profits Levy Is Assailed As ‘Danverous’

IS OPPOSED BY BUSINESS   Leaders Call It Dangerous and Seek An Alternative Levy

Fight Cpens Against Excess Profits Tax ‘Businessmen Pro pose  2Sound~ Alternative -_ Corporate Texation

Business Executives Fight Tax   Committee of 100 Formed to Oppose Excess Profits Levy

Business Leaders Launch Attack On  Excess Profits Tax   100 Leaders Favor Hike In Corporate Levy, Approve Defense

100 Business Leaders Rap Profits Tax:   Levy Condemned as. Inflationary, Call for ‘FairiShare’ Imposts  To Pay Arms Cost

EXCESS PROFITS TAX PROTESTED   Committee Of Business Ex. ecutives Fighting. Super Levy

'DEAD' INFANT BROUGHT TO LIFE  "Rigid as If Frozen,’ Baby ds Revived by Adrenalin

Eau Claire Farm Helper Dies In Lake   Follow Fish Line To Body On Bottom

FIND BODY OF MAN IN LAKE      Eau Claire Farm Worker Is Drowned When ) Boat Capsizes

“DRAFT DEWEY MOVE GIVEN IMPETUS   State Chairman Plans to Confer With Governor

New Cabinet Now Sought I Israel Crisis  wwrif-...... Of * BP Oh   Weizmann Calls On Ben-Gurion To Act After Premier Quits

Crisis Grips Israel State   Ben-Gurion Resigns - Over Cabinet Tilt

ISRAEL FORMING NEW GOVERNMENT   Ben-Gurion Works To Solve Ist Cabinet Crisis

Ben-Gurion Seeks To Form New Cabinet   Prime Minister Resigns, Then Returns To Duty

Israeli Facing Cabinet Crisis  Prime Minister Will  Pee eee ee ee

Russia Charges Border: Violated By Navy Plane   Firet Red Hint-Lost Crait One-Seen Over Latvia: Bridges -Assails Attack

All Signs Pointing To Pa.’s Biggest Yule Celebration   ‘Commonwealth's Christmas Shopping Sales Reached  Record Proportions

France Extends Miltary Service  18 Months-Is- Goal,  Premier Announces

Reds Kill Off One-Third  Of So. Korean Division   Yanks Within 34 Miles Of Border And Vital Hydro-Electric Plant

Slays Mother Of Two; Then ends Own Life   Ahirty-Dhree dear Ola EIlkhart Woman Shot to Death ws She Sits in Tavern

Asa Blalock, Jr., Awarded Reserve Champion; Five Hundred Silver Dollars Presented To  Winners, Distributed By Chamber Commerce

AFL President Demands Congress Investigate Cut In Postal Service

Demo Bosses Doubting His Party Loyalty   Commissioner Will Seek Court Order Thr Back Candidacy

Farm Leader Fights Charge Of Disloyalty   McDonald Will Go Into Court, Trying To Get Name On Ballot

Texas karm Chief Plans Court Move   State Committee Scratches Name Of Agriculture Post Candidate

Central College Band to Give Concert Here  Will Play at High School

* Psychologist Finds Even Rats,  Cats Can Be Taught To Cooperate

Former Perry  Resident Dies  Death Follows IIlnes: - OF Several Months

DEATH COMES TO MATT. MANSFIELD   Rites Held Tuesday For Former Liberty Township Farmer

Matt Mansfield Dies At Age 80  Former Perry Residen ~ Passes In Sioux City

Local Merchants Offer Big Values In Fall Festival.  Harvest Of Bargains Aavaitse Store Patrans

Local Merchants Offer Big Values In Fall Festival.  Harvest Of Bargains   Harvest Of Bargains Awaits Store Patrons

Warplanes Give Roun’-Th+.C'nelc Support to Ground Forces — ROK Troops Advance Qn South. east With. Some Opposition,

Chinese and N. Korean Reds Withdraw Without A Fight   Allied Warplanes Furnish Round-the-Clock Support To Ground Forces

Native of City, 65 Vet, Is Dead   John F. Bramaman Among Last to Go

President Challen ged By Sen. Byrd To Show  He Opposes Socialism

TRUMAN UNDER BYRD'S ATTACK   ‘Virginian Asks President  To Prove He’s Against Socialism

SEN, BYRD RAPS TRUMAN PROURAS   VIRGINIAN CHALLENGES PRESIDENT TO PROVE HE IS AGAINST SOCIALISM.

}  Byrd Asks © Truman to  Show Colors : Challenges Him to  - Prove He Is Opposed  te Qaeintiam.

Byrd Challenges Truman To Prove  He’s No Socialist   Virginia Senator Also Attacks President For Failure To Come To Grips With Lewis’ UMW; Calle It Political Cowardice

rione for Freeing American Rises   Nevotiations Favorable For Release of U. S. Businessman, Vogeler.

Smethport Area Driver Reports Hitting Victim   Certificate of Death By Accident Is Issued In Woodeutter’s Case

Government Presents $1,198 Check ‘As First POW Subsistence Payment

First POW Clain Paid Out Today   Maryland Vet Gets $1,198 For Time In Jap Prison -Camos

Navy Vet  Gets First POW Check   _Captive of Japs 1,198 Days Gets $1, 198, but Wouldn’t Go Through I Again for $40 Million

NAVY VET GETS BIG POW CHECK   Maryland Cab Owner, 29, Cap tured at Corregidor, Receives $1,198 Payment

‘U.S. War Claims Commission Starts Subsistence Payments Former Prisoner Of War Receives Check Fo - $1198 For Time Spent In Jap Prison Camps

CAPRI AN CHETTER Fiat RES   Former Prisoner of Japs Gets First P. O. W. Claims Check

First Check Goes fo PW   He Gets $1,198 fer as  Mony Deys in Jog Comp. Other Checks Golm; Oet

Taxi Owner Gets Ist POW Check   $1,198 Paid for 1,198 Days in Jananese-Prison Camp

Former Prisoners Of War Paid $1 For Each Day They Were Held By Enemy

'Half As Large As Last Year And Smallest Since 1946  ' Texas Cotton Crop Is Short

Farmers Suffer 10 Per Cent  Lossin Sales — Texans Show A Gain During  act Year

‘Turnpike Route Closer to Cleveland? Engineers To Have Answer Next Week

4th Survivor Of Boat Wreck Is Rescued i   One Plane Wrecked In Rescue Attempt

Rain, Cold Follow Storm   -'Two Fliers Perish; <= . Westfield Barn Burns

Rain, Cold  Follow Storm   Two Fliers Perish; Westfield Barn Burns

DECISION TO STAND   McBride Says Selection Committee Followed Tretricthoans

DECISION TO STAND   McBride Says  Selectior Committee Followed  Instructions

U.N. Diplomats Hopeful Affer Secret Talks   India’s Delegate Confers With Top Chinese Communist

TO U. N. ON KOREA   Assembly May Take Up inese_ Intervention Matter Tomorrow   MORE SECRET PARLEYS

In A Formal Demand To  Reeall Kets  re Ts, . wT   Proposal Put Up To UN By U.S. And Other Nations

E NATIONS Aak UN TO TAKE UP KOREAN CRISIS   Sponsors of Resolution for Chinese Withdrawal Urge Action.

Call on U.N. to Order Chinese To Leave Korea   U. S., 5 Other Nations Demand Action to Halt Spread of Wor

UNITED NATIONS FORCES RETREAT FROM PYONGYANG   UN ASSEMBLY ASKED TO TAKE ISSUE OF CHINA INTERVENTION

Resolution By 6 Nations Put Up To Council   Look For Russia Veto; Assembly Would Then Act

Ask U.N. to Demand Red Chinese Leave Korea Immediately  Exnect Russ Veto

Results Of Conference Are Awaited  Indian Delegate © And Chinese Red Official Talk

U.S. Brings Red Charges In U.N. Meet   Soviet Likely To Veto Korea Plaint; Debate Is Scheduled

U.S. And Five Other Nations Ask U.N. Assembly To Take Up Issue  Of Chinese Intervention In Korea

6 Nations Urce.  UN Consider Rec  Moves In Korea Telegram Te bie Asks  -.. Assembly Take Issue As An Urgent Matter

Conference Between Asiatic Diplomats  Mav Lead To Solution Of Korean Issue

Six Countries Ask U.N. To Take Up Kore   Want Chinese Communist Intervention Discussed

Fires Take Heavy Toll; ; Two Families Perish      U.N, Assembly is Requested To Consider Red Interventioi

U NPetitioned To Take  p China Fi oht   tb. S. Leads Group Asking Assembly To Act Now On Intervention

Diplomats Await Outcome Of Talk      Leaders Hope China Will Negotiate For Peaceful Solution

UN Awaits Results Of Rau-Wu Talk   Conference Held Between 2 Asian Diplomats; Crisis Solution Sought

RAU MEETS WITH WU - Six Nations Demand UN Take l/pn Korean Problem

Formal UN Action Plea Made by U.S   ‘Consideration Of Korean War Called Uraent

UN Pressed On Red China  Korea Issue    Council Urged To Order Mao's Troops Out Now

Six Nafions Ask Assembly Study Korean Problem   Formal Request Made to Lie On China Issue

Korea Urgent, says Message Yrom 5 Nations   Immediate Attention Is Formally Asked in a Telegram to Trygve Lie

US Is Asking UN To-Act Quickly On Intervention   Backed By Britain, France, Americans Urge Early Action

U.$., 5 Other Countries Ask Assembly to Act  Work Behind the Scenes Goes on

China Withdrawal Demanded By U.S.   West: Asks Security Council Order Mao Reds Out of North Korean Wa

U.N. Assembly Is Asked to Pass on Chinese Invasion   Urgent Resolution May Brand Foe as Aggressors; Six Nations in Reauest

India Seeks — Solution To  Korean Crisis indian U. N. Leader  Confers Secretly With Gen. Wu  Wry errewy ,

U.S. Asks U.N. To Take Up Chinese Issue   Action on Request May Take Place €ither Today or Tuesday

INDIA CONDUCTS SECRET TALKS WITH CHINESE   Benegal Rau Meets With General Wu To Find Peaceful Solution

Word War Over China Continues   U.N. Assembly Asked to Put Urgent Label on Korea Interventior

U.S., Five Other Nations Demand That Security Council Call = For Withdrawal of Red Chinese  > Russia Is Expected to Employ . Veto Power on Korean Stand ©

U.N. Awaits Results Of Meeting Between Indian And Chinese Reds   Peaceful Solution To Crisis Caused By Intervention In Korea Sought

U.S., Five Others Seek China Action  U.N. Given Formal Demand for Study

Allies Name China Regime as Korean Foe   Assembly Officially Gets West Bloc Plea  an Inéervantian

India Enters China-U. N. Fuss As Mediator   Assembly Alerted For Action On Korean Problem

Assembly Is Alerted to Act On Red Chinese   India, Peiping Spokesme1 Seek Peaceful Solution To Korean Crisis

U. S., 5 Other Countries File Formal Request   May Be Taken Up By * Steering Committee Today or Tomorrow

U.N. ASKED TO ACT ON KOREA   United States And Five Other Nations Make Formal Request

U.S. Agitates For Fast Action On China Reds   Seek To Prevent Korean Conflict From Spreading

Urge Fast Action On Red China   United. States, Five Others Ask U.N.’s - Assembly To Act Quickly In War

Chinese Red  Issue Sent  To Assembly   U. S., 5 Other Nations Formally Request U.N. To Take Un Matter

UN Awaiting  India-China Talk Result Of Yesterday   Asian Diplomats Hold Conference On Korean Matter

Korean Situation Up to Assembly  Six Countries Refer _ Matter to. Whole UN.

Demand That U. N. Order China Reds Out of Korea   Russia Expected To Veto Resolution Spon@ored by Six Nations

A FORMAL REQUEST TO U.N. ON KOREA   Assembly May Take U; Chinese Intervention - Matter Tomorrow   MORE SECRET PARLEYS

U.S., Five Other Countries Call Matfer Uroent   Steering Committee May Take Up Issue Today or Tomorrow

PEACE EFFORTS MADE IN SECRET   U.N. Diplomats Await Results Of Conference Between Indian And Chinese Delegatac

China Issue To the UN   Assembly Asked to Act At Once On Resolution Branding Aggression

America  Prods UN On Korea   Joins Five Countries In Requesting Urgent Action by Assembly

Chinese Intervention  Charge To Assembly  U.S., Five Other Nations Request Action  a.. Tlenant Mattar Of Rade In Karaa

Back on Throne After Ten Years  King Leopold III Calls for Belgians to Avoid Bitter Struggle  SOME OPPOSE: ACTION Socialist and Liberal Partie:  Demand That Ruler ALAReate

Leopold Returns in Cold Silence to Take Throne   Belgium Split Wide ° Open: King Summons Cabinet to Palace

King Asks For Unity   ‘Leopold of Belgium Calls For End to Political Struggle

Leopold Calls for Concord on Return to Belelan Seil   Opposition Parties Immediately Demand Abdication of Eine.

LeopoldIn Brussels To  Take Throne   Abdication Already Asked By Opposition; May Eventually Retire In Favor Of Son

Leopold Asks Belgians To   WorkForUnity   Restored Monarch In Radio Appeal; No Cheers Heard

Leopold Returns From His Exile   Belgian King Asks Nation to Avoid Further Struggle

King Leopold Is Back on Belgium Throne Again   Returns to Country After Spending Five Years in Exile

Leopold Returns To Throne After Five-Year Exile   Threatened Demonstrations by Violently AntiLeopold Forces Fail to Materialize

KING LEOPOLD RETURNS HOME   Belgian Leader, Back From Exile, Cails On People To Avoid Any Further Bitter Strurgles.

Leopold Back  in Brussels  Split Country Withholds Cheers as Monarch Returns From Exile

NO CHEERS AS BELGIAN KING RETURNS HOME  LEOPOLD CALLS ON NATION TO AVOID  rFiiprTriirco mi

Exiled Leopold Refurns Home  pi? PR...   Belgian Opponents Demand Abdication

Leopold Returns  To Tense Belgium  Greeted in Silence On Airport Arrival

King Leopold Ill Comes Home From Exile, Calls on All Belgians to Avoid Further Struggle: Abdication Asked

LEOPOLD RETURNS, ASKS BELGIANS END CIVIL STRIFE, UNITE   Socialists, Liberals Seek His Abdication In Favor Of Prince Baudouin

King Calls on People to Avoid Bitfer Struggle  Two Parties Demand That He Abdicate

“Leopold Ignores Those Who Ask He Abdicate “in Favor of His Son:

‘Leopold Back. ‘Urges End of Bitter Struggle   Gives No Indication o Flan to Abdicate: N¢ Cheers Greet Arriva

Court Drafts lis Decision Recount Case   Evidence Completed anc Supreme Court Has Matter in Its Hands; New Problem Studied

Trawler Sinks, Eleven Drown   Fishing Craft Is Rammed Off Halifax Harbor

GUERILLAS ATTEMPTED. SEOUL DRIVE   Spotty Resistance . Along The Front; Gains Are Reported

Allies Halt Attempt To Take Seoul   2.500 Guerrillas Stopped Only 38 Miles From City

ISS. Benefits Extended to Farm Labor   Farm Laborers ‘Placed Under. the Social Security Act   Monthly Retirement’ Benefits  Ks Payable at 65, If Worker - Ye Ingured

Americans Have Tough Time On Leaving Taeion   Reds Place Snipers Along Road; Harass Troops With Bullets

PAN PAW M.D. WINS AWARD   Dr. John Maxwell Calle Michigan’s Foremost Family Doctor

MacArthur Doubts If U. 5. Armed Forces ‘Could Accept Any Japanese Volunteers

U. S. ARMS TO BEGIN FLOWING TO EUROPE   French Carrier Will Pick Up Cargo of Navy Fighters and Bomb@rs Neat Week-Fnd.

London Market Drons Sharply  War Fears Reflected   Wer Fears Reflected By Tumbling Prices

States’ Righters Planning Battle  Fair Deal Program le Campaien Taraet

Fine is Asked About Vacancy   Cooke Asks if State Supreme Court Post  Is Held For Fine

Fifth of Miners on Strike Se Industrial Shutdowns. Coal Rationing Start

U.S. Can Aid Only Where It’s Wanted   So Says Acheson in Talk Before National Press Club ;

Maurice Costello, 73, Gay Nineties Matinee Idol, Dies Of Heart Ailment

Maurice Costello Taken By Death  Actor Once Known As Matinee Ido]

Maurice Costello, 73, Screen Lover, Dead   ee eee ee ee eee  Matinee Idol Of The Gay Nineties Father Of For wnis Kairie

Gen. MacArthur Confers With Top Generals  Emergency Parley Held In Tokyo On Korea Situation

Top Generals Hold Meeting On New Crisis   MacArthur Calls His Two Chiefs Into Secret Tokyo Session On Korea Issue

Red River Drops For First Time; Lessens Threat   Winnipeg Engineers Say Flood Danger ts on Downgrade

Suit To Open Facilities Of 14 State Parks To Nearoes Goes On Trial

DELEGATIONS TO MEET AT BORGER Private Financing For River Project To Be Studied Tuesday

DIAMOND HOME BLAZE CLAIMS SECOND VICTIN   Mrs. Chester H. Skelly Succumbs 4 Hours  After Husband

P “IL WORKERS ASK MORE PAY   Exploratory Talks Begun With Firemen’s And Engineers’ Union  READYING DEMANDS

Start Talks on Wage Demands of Two Rail Unions   Seen as First Ripple in New Waae Demands

New Wave Of Rail Pay Boost Demands Seen  Firemen, Enginemen Begin Exploratory Contract Talks

Rail Workers Open Talks in Wazge Increases   Firemen, Enginemen Ask 40-Hour Week, 48 Hours Pay

Iwo Planes In Head-On Crash Over California  Two Pilots Reported Killed And Another Is Reported Missing

avy Plane With ine Aboard How issina in Gulf   s Ship Not Reported Face 3:30 PM. Friday

Five-Year C omplacency of American Public Being o Shaken By Pendine Korean Disaster, Greatest Since Pearl Harker   House Stymies Rent Controls

Reverses In Korea Worst Disaster for U. S. Since Pearl Harbor, Marlow Says

RAINS BREAK 62-DAY DROUGHT  - Minnesota Townsfolk Gather To Pray For Rain -- Plea Answered

LEGION SESSION ENDS   Great Bend Man Is New Command ~ er: Favor a Veterans Bonus

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Doughhboys Dig In to Resist Impending Attack

President Impressed By Show Of Armed Might As Relations With Russians Grow Steadily Worse

Russian Events Add Significance To Truman's Inspection Of Armed Power

FBI Set To Grab 12,000 as ‘Reds  Hoover Discloses Agents’ Activity

FBI Director ‘Ready to Nab’ 12,000 Reds   Would Act Immediately If War Breaks Ou With Russia, la Claim

Not Sign The Mel atrae Bill  Says Truman   Aim to Tighten Up on The Anti Subversive Laws

President Warns He Wil Not Sign McCarran Bill   Says Anti-Communist Measure !s Worse Than AAundt-Nixon Version

FBI Is Ready To Arrest Some 12,000 Commies   Hoover Testifies Before Senators To Seek Funds

‘Truman Says He Won’t Sign McCarran Communist Measure If Sent To Him

TRUMAN FLAYS ANTI-RED BILI   Says He Won't Sign Mc. Carran Communist Registration Measure

FBI Said Ready To Arrest Reds  ArmMminitise   12,000 Communities Under Surveillance

Ready To Put 12,000 Reds Under Arrest  FBI Can Act Quickly If War Comes With Russia Hoover Save

FBI Prepared Jo Nab Communists   Hoover Requests Additional Funds

12,000 on FBI Bad ‘Red’ List  Department Asking 6 Million for Expansion

F.B.1. Ready to Round Up Spies  ‘12, 000 ‘Communists Watched by Aaents

In Case Of War FBI ‘Ready’ To Arrest 12,000 Reds, J. Edaar Hoover Reports

 FBI Reported Ready To Arrest 12,000 Dangerous Reds If USSR War Comes

Truman Rejects McCarran Bill  Tells Reporters * EE. téAs.w/s2 Gti w Ie

FBI Lists 12,000 Dangerous Reds For Arrest in Event of Soviet War

Truman To Reject Resistration Bill   McCarran Bill For Control Of Communists Now Pending in the Senate

US Would Jail 12,000 If War Should Start   Hoover Asks For Additional Agents

Truman Says He Won't Sign McCarran Bill  ) ee Wr en   Describes Measure As Worse Than Mundt-Dixon Bill

FBI Agents Ready fo Nab 12,000 Reds   Hoover Requests More Operatives for 'Close Check'

Truman To Veto Commie Control Bill   McCarran Biil ldcaded for Passaae

Axe Hanging Over 12,000 U. S. Reds  FBI Ready to Arrest Communists in Case  Of War With Russia

Truman To Veto McCarran Bill   Registration Measure Opposed By President

FBI Ready to Nab 12,000 Reds in U.S.   Dangerous Men Marked, Hoover Informs Solons.

FBI Reported Ready To Arres! 12,000 Reds   Hoover Asks More Funds To Keep Tab On Danaerous People

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Moscow Claim fs Called Naked Lie   RET whe FV eee ole  U, $. Stete Department OeRownces Report Sart Made To Rekuitt lan Army

U. S. State Department Denounces As Naked Lie Moscow Claim That Jap Army Is Being Rebuilt

Moscow (Claim Is Called Naked Lie   U. $, State Department Berownces Resort Start Meds To Rebuild Jen Army

Gates Closed In Ohio River To Check Flood   Army Engineers Hope Rains Will Cease and Bring End To Threat

Court Orders Dennis Jailed  Communist Leader te Start Serving Year

Judge Orders Red Secretary To Serve Term   Dennis Had Asked Delay Of Commitment Until June 22

Dennis, High U.S, Red. Starts Sentence, Faces Five More Years In Jail

Communist Leader Eugene Dennis Ordered fo Jail  Directed to Begin Serving Sentence On ‘47 Conviction

U.S. Commie Chief Begins Jail Term   Judge Orders Denni: To Begin Sentence On Contempt Rap

To Jail for Contemp! of Congress in 1947   Communist Leader Is Ordered Locked Up.

COMMUNIST PARTY vit TARY LOSES FIGHT FOR LIBERTY   Judge Refuses Stay Pend t)      Canvirtian *

ORDER RED LEADER SENT TO PRISON   Eugene Dennis, Secretary of Communist Party, Must Start One-Year Sentence at Once.   » WAS CONVICTED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE   Loses Plea to Stay Free Pending Appeal of 5Year Sentence in Another Case.

RED SECRETARY JAILED FOR ‘47 CONTEMPT RULE   Supreme Court Plea I Denied; Refused Bail To Appeal Another

Eugene Dennis Ordered fo Jail  Judge Directs Him To Start Sentence

Dennis To Jail In Contempt   Communist is Ordered There For an Affront to  U. S. Congress

Red Leader Ordered To Jai On Contempt   To Serve Term After 3-Year Appeal Delay

Dennis Ordered To Jail Now In Contempt Case   High Court Has Upheld Corvictior Against Communist

DENNIS ORDERED TO ENTER JAIL   4+ COMMUNIST LEADER SOUGHT RELEASE TO PREPARE DEFENSE

Dennis Jailed For Contempt Of Congres:   Another Five Years Hang: Over Communist Party Secretary

Court Orders. Dennis Jailed For Contempt   Communist Leader Is Ordered to Begin Jail Term; Plea to Delay  Commitment Rafinead

Communist Party Secretary Begins Jail Sentence on Contempt Charge

Republican Leader Baeks Nuisance Levy Reduction; Presidential Veto Likely

Would Speed Tax Cut Bill   ‘Sen. Taft Ready to Aid in   Pushing Measure for  Lower Excise Levies.

Taft Offers To Help Democrats Push Bill. Providing For Excise Tax Cuts

Taft Offers To Help Demos Pusk Excise Tax Cuts  Parties Can‘t Agree On ‘Nuisance’ Relief

TAFT OFFERS HELP IN EXCISE TAX CUI   GOP Policy Chief Urge: Two-Party Accord On “Nuisance” Levies

House Reportec Ready To Pass Tax Measure   Party-Coalition Is Solon’s Aim In Economy Move

C ongress Roundup.  Taft Pushes Cut In Excise Taxes  Any Bill Promised

Sen. Taft Offers Aid in Speeding Excise Tax Cuts   Says He Will Heip Administration Get Senate Passage

Taft Ready toHelp Cut Excise Taxes   Will Co-Operate on a Reasonable Reduetion

Solon Advocates Bipartisan Action To Obtain Relief   GOP Policy Group Called To Discuss Legislative  Program Later. Todax

Taft To Back Rent Controls Any Reasonable Face Threat In Excise Tax Cut Senate Again

Taft Offers Aid On Tax Revision  Would Help to Write   Dilworth Pledges Reform Of State Tax Structure

Taft Offers To Aid In TaxCutting   Says He'll Join With Democrats To Push ‘Reasonable’ Slashes

Taft Offers To Help Push Through Any Bill Offering  Reasonable Excise Tax Cut

Tax Reduction Gets Taft 0. K.   Pledges Senate Hel On Excise Levies

Taft Will Help Democrats Push Excise Tax Cut   House Ready to Pass Bill Once Its Committee Agrees on Measure

Tait Offers To Help in Tax-Cutting   Says He Can’t See Why Republicans, Democrats Can't Agree on Cuts

TAFT PROPOSES AID TO DEMOS AN EXCISE: CHT   Republican. Leader Thinks Porties Con. Agree. on - "Muisance’ Revenue

ACHESON OFF T0 EUROPE FOR CONFERENCES   Secretary of State Embarking on One _ Of Most Important Missions of Career,

Plans Conferences With Western Allies To Combat Red Moves   Secretary Of State To Mect French And British Leaders For Closer Cooperation In Efforts.

Acheson Leaves for Europe to Rally AllOut Cold War Effort   Will Participate in ‘Big-Three’ Talks Prior to Atlantic Council Meeting

Senate Group Votes To Nip Corporations for More Cash   Speedup Payment Plan Given Approval As Committee Works on Truman Tax Program

PRISON REPORT STILL WITHHELD   Governors Will Confer With Advisory Council Regarding Charges Against Di yector.

A NEW OFFICER CALL   Army More Than Doubles Its Num. ber of Called-Up Reserves

Army More Than Doubles Officer Call   ‘Will Tup 9.565 Captains and  Lieutenants for Active  Duty

Double Call For Officers   Army Announces I Will Add 9,565 Te 7,892 Now Tabbed

Pilots and Sky Pilots Included Army More Than Doubles Call For Captains and: Lieutenants

Army Doubles lts “Call Up’ Of Reserves   9,565 Captains, Lieuten- ants Added To Orig inal Summons

Army Calls More Reserve Officers  Add 9,565 Coptains Anc Lieutenants to Original

ARMY MORE THAN DOUBLES OFFICER CALI   Adds 9,565 Captains and Lieutenants to Reserves Summons.

32 Gubernatoria Contests on Tap  Measssaantist blames fit   Presidential Hopes Of Many Men Will Be Riding in Election

1952 Presidential Hopes Ride On Tuesday's Balloting— Gubernatorial Contesis Traditional Proving Grounds

lec fon ¢ of { 32 Govern “¥4 Wilt determine Chance o! Honeluls For National Offices in 195?

FIRE ABOARD CRUISER KILLS 2 ENLISTED MEN   Four Others Injured Aboard Navy Vessel En Route To Hawaii From West Coast

47KhP ORT WeavTurh aTsA   Hopes for Successful Leukemia Cure Dimmed

Coast Defenses Tightened   Security Regulations On West Coast Like Those  * Of Pre-World War U Days.

Senate Beats Lueas Plan for Potato Curb   GOP-Dem Group Vote: For Continued Price Prop Despite Surplus

Spud Price Props Stay   Effort to Ban Supports Until Rigid Controls Are Set Up Is Beaten

Potato Supports Are Almost Sure To Be Continued   Bi-Partisan Group Beats Down Proposal! To Remove Props’

Effort fo End Price Supports for Potatoes is Beaten Down by Coalition in Senate

Big Worries Rarely Make You Happy — Little Ones Really Make Life a Pleasure

‘Boyle’s Column  Why Do Retiring Workers Always Get Gold Watches?

PRESIDENT MEETS WITH HEAD OF GE   Work Assignments Are Being Studied And Distributed

Truman Picks  Control Aides   Federal Agencies Selected  T. Administer Program

Nationalist Government Launches Drive To Brand Chinese Reds As Soviet Stooaes

Nationalists Opven Word War on Reds  Thailand le Nawect   Thailand Is Newest Communist Target

Solvay Strike Hinders U.S. Glass Industry   Shortage of Soda Ash Causes Shutdown Of Furnaces

CHIANG WARNS KEY ISLANDS OF INVASION   China Communists Mass Junk Fleet For Attack

Spent 77 Days Back Of Enemy  U. S. Sergeant Tells Of Living In Cave.

Out of Valley of Death!  American Soldier Still Alive After 77 Days Behind Red Line:

(Rescue Comes to GI Who Had Spent '77 Days Behind Red Korenn Linec

REUSE Oa TO SAFE CONDUCT PASSES   ‘Yanks Pelting Chinese Red ‘Troops With Propagandse Notes

SAFE CONDUCT PASSES   Yanks Pelting Chinese Red Troop: With Propaganda Notes

UN‘FORCES PELT CHINESE REDS WITH SAFE CONDUC] BASSES FROM MACARTHIIR

Cogent Communist’  Bridges Petition for Habeas  (Corpus Denied: Sall Jailed

PUERTO RICO POLICE JAIL PARTY CHIEF   Roundup Continues; Truman Unruffled By Plot

Tax Hikes To Await Elections   Taft Predicts Need For Tnerease In Levies By Next November.

ON COTTON QUOTAS North’‘s Demos Give Southern ~ Fellows a Taste of Filibusters

Physicians’ Group Aids Effert to Upset Jury Award Against Doctors

Cat --We Hope  New Mexico ee for Showers After EDC Water Develooment Allotment

Tax Board Power Uphelc By Courts   Given Right to Fix Market Value of Real Estate in Pa.

Cling to Belief There's Gold on a Missouri Farm   Will Go to 305 Feet With Well-Drilling Rig in Search of Vein.

Lifting Of Ban On Married Men Is Likely Soon   Draft Of Medics Also Scheduled

SENATE GETS HOUSING BILL   Middle-Income Program Heads For Decisive Action By Solons

Senate Starts Debate Upon Housing Bill   Rocky Path Ahead For Truman’s New Program

Senate Starts Debate Upon Housing Bill  DaeLy Daath Ahkhand   Rocky Path Ahead For Truman's New Program

Truman Housing Program To Face Battle In Senate  Proposal Already Cut By Committee Exactly In Half

Committee Cuts Loan Provisions   Federal Guarantees. Dropped in Favor of Special Incentives

Hitler -Era Steel Tycoon and 18 Other Nazi War Criminals Released From Jail

Second State Acts in N.E. To Save Coal   Rhode Island Names ‘Czar’— Supplies Drop

U.S. to Give Britain Fleet Of A-Bombers   Four Superforts Schedulec To Fly Atlantic Monday Ac First Installment

6 Trains Here Are Affected By ICC Order   Several Runs Disecontinued: Official Notice Not Yet Received

6 Trains Here  Are Curtailed   Interstate Group's Ruling Results In Changes On Two Lines

Caucus Backs Formosa Stand   Senate Democrats Fudorse Trunian China Policy

ThousandsOf Scared Reds  Surrendering   U. S. First Division First Unit To Enter Communist Capital Of North Korea “oor

Armored Units Enter Capital From 2 Sides   First U.S. Cavalry, South Koreans Link Up. for Push

Only Few Snipers Found In Heart Of Red Capital   Thousands Of Frightened North Koreans Surrender; Easy Conquest, Reports AP Correspondent Don Whitehead.

BELL SYSTEM'S VIDEO DOUBLED   Will Almost Double Again During Remainder Of This Year

Senate Quizzersin New York to Investigate Rackets; O’Dwyer Says Heis Available to Jury

SOVIET PLAN IS AGCEPTABLE IN PRINCIPLE   5-Power Parley For Keeping Peace Would Be Invoked

U. §. Accepts Two Russian      international Army Speed Up, 5-Pewer Huddies Angroved

U.S. HOLDS TO IDEA OF ARMING GERMANS   U.S. Accepts ‘In Principle’ Soviet: Proposal for Big Five Study of Plan

U.S, APPROVES -— §POWER TALKS   BACKS PROPOSAL BEFORE U. X. 0 SPEED UP CREATION OF WORLD ARMY.

Reds Asked to Put Up  US. Acts to Speed IN. Action Forming International Arniy

U. 5. AGREES T0 RED PROPOSALS ON PEACE TALK   Americans Make Plain Plan Provided For In U.N. Charter

Russian Peace Proposal Has U. S. Approval   Canada Asks Soviets Te Match Peaceful Words With Deeds

U. S. Agrees To Red Plan In Principle   But Americans Make I Plain Moves Are Long Overdue.

NORTH ILLINOIS ICE BLANKET IS MELTING TODAY   Easter Parades Upset, Trave  Hazardous Over Wide  Area.

Order Autopsy On Two Bodies   ‘Order Exhumation Of Bodies of Woman And Man. Both of DuBois

NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN RAILROAD CASE   Strike Spreads in East and West After Chicago Meeting Breaks Up

No Indication Given When Another Meeting Will Be Held to Discuss Problems

More Parleys Slated Later; ‘trike Spreads  200,000 Idled By Walkout

Both Sides Have Talks With Board, Plan Others   Union Pacific Line Included In Latest Brotherhood Ord

Rail Confab Breaks up; Tieup Grows   No Indication When New Meeting Aimed at Aqreement Will Be Held

Rail Strike Begins To Spread Out   Meeting Saturday Breaks Up Without Settlement In Sight

Talks Futile But Further Parleys Set   Brotherhood Ordera Members To Extend UP and PRR Walkout

Firemen Still Hot in Dispute With Railroads   Affect No Settlement at Meeting--Strike Spreads From Coast to Coast

Rail Strike Extended as Peace Fails   Chicago Parley Breaks Up; Part. of Union Pacifie Line Struck

Both Sides Again Meet In Chicago   Latest Conference Breaks Up Without Signs of Progress

Walkout To Spread In East, West  OF Neill Says ‘Case is Not Settled’

Two Sides End Meeting With. out Settlement After Discussion of All Issues in Dispute,      PICKET LINES SET UP IN THE EAS]   Strike Ordered on Unior Pacific Lines Between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles,

Government Mediators Get Both Sides Together in Confab Over Railway Firemen’s Strike —

RAIL STRIKE IS SPREADING   Parley Held and Some Progress Is Made Mediator Says.

Los Angeles U. P. Line  Affected   Pennsylvania East and South Too; Agreement Not in Prospect.

Conference Ends On Hint Of Optimism  Crippling. Strike Is Extended To  Include Union Dereit.e Guetam

Conferees Fatl in Attempt To Break Deadlec':   Southwest District OF UP Is Brought Into Strike; Picket Lines Set Up In Effort To Hamper Traffic

Rail Strike Peace Talks Fail Again   Paralysis Spreads in East and West; More Gut of Work

Russia Seeks New U.S. Dea   Soviet Effort to Arrange ‘Spheres Of Influence’ Begun

Spheres of Influence Are  Sought by Reds   Are Revorted Seeking an Agreement To Senarate East and West Policies

Young lowan Admits Slaying   Burglary Loot Rift Blamed for Killing

Cold Enegulfing Most of Texas May Ease Grip  Low of 30 Predicted;   Low of 30 Predicted; State Notes 5 Deaths

Cold Engulfing Most of Texas May Ease Grip  Low of 30 Predicted;

‘““Amerasia” Case May Be Reopened In Probe Of Reds   Hickenlooper Demands Investigation; Secret Gov. ernment Documents Found In 1945 In Office Of Far Eastern Affairs Magazine

NEW COMMIE PROBE ASKED   Amerasia Case Needs Airing, Sen. Hickenlooper: Of lowa Says.

Most Youths Face 3-Year Service Hitch  Experts Call Plan Necessary to Gain Armed Force Goal

New Legislation Is Now Expected After Election  Minimum Service of Two Years Is Seen

Most Men 18 Through 22 Face Zor 3 Years in Military Service   Manpower Experts Predict Flow of More Than Million a Year Into Regular Armed Forces; New Legislation Ready for Conaress Soon

Next 5 Years To See Drain On Manpower   Legislation Being Drafted for Solons

Take Up Plans To Meet Need  For Manpower   This Program Considered Acceptable for Boosting U.S. Armed Forces.

Experts Study Way To Meet Truman Request   Men 18 to 22 Will Spend : To 3 Years in Service, Says Manpower Head

UMT Certainty In Near Future  U. S. To Need Force Of 3 Million Men

Young Men Can Expect Service   Say Most. From 18 to 22 Can Look To Call to Duty .

Army Stint. For Most Young Men   Manpower Expert Says Those Between 18 and 22 Can Expect TT. Qarva 2? ar 2 Veara

Military Service Plans May Involve  All Youths 18 to 2?  Entire Group Faces Two or More Years In Armed Forces

18-22 Face 2 Or 3 Yea  Service Stav   Manpower Experts Sift Truman Request For 3-Million Force

Universal Service For Youths Seen   2- To 3-Year Army Hitches To Furnish 3-Million-Man Goal

Young Americans Must Face Up to Military Service   Two of Three Years” Necessary for Men 18 to 22, Experts Say Must Revamp Laws -

Most Young Men Will Get Call to Military Service   2 to 3 Years of Service Seen for Men of 18 to 22

Most Young Mer Face Arms Call  Two or Three Years Service Slated for

Map Military Manpower Needs  Most Young Men Must Serve in Uniform

Experts Agree 3,000,000-Man Force Needed   - 1,000,000 Sought Yearly to Maintain Adequate Defense

Most Men From 18 Thru 22 Probably Will Spend 2 or 3 Years in Service

SPRCLE S10hVY WEEE CD, WHA L SEUGACMEEE 4ECQU LUCE 2950 shai  Most Youths Face Two To Three Years With Militar:

Most Young Men 18 To 22 May Get 2 To 3 Years In Military Service

YOUNG MEN FACE SERVICE OF TWO OR THREE YEARS   Government Manpower Experts Figure On Training Those From 18 Through 22 In Armed Duty.

Two fo Three Years in Military Service Face All Young Men in Next Ten Years

Sees Draft Of Youth On 2-Year Base   Manpower Experts Predict _ Two or Three Years Service Will Be Required From Ages 18-22.

Say Most 18-22Year-Olds Will Wear Uniforms   Young Men May Spend Two Or Three Years in Military Service.

Nation To Need 18. -22 Draftees For Long Period  / Youths Likely To Be Asked To  Garve 2% Yeaqre

Manpower Officials Say Most Young Men Likely To See Military Service

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   MIDDLESRORO YOUTH REPORTED WOUNDED

Scarcity Looms In Pots, Pans   Housewives Will Have Tough Time Because Of  Curb On Aluminum,

Emergency  Proclamation  Is Discussed  GM, Ford Asked To Suspend Hikes

Controls Sure, ~ Officials Say   Date Of Imposition De pends On Setting Up “2s: Machinery

Officials Say Date of Imposi. tion Depends on Time Required to Set Up Administrative Machinery.   MOVE TC HOLD DOWN COST OF AUTOMOBILES   Government Asks Ford and General Motors to Suspend Price Hikes Announced This Week.

PRICE AND WAGE CONTROLS DUE   U. S. Asks Motor Firms Not To Raise Prices On New Models

Price and W age Controls Seen As Inevitable   Influential Officials Feel Drastic Steps to Be Taken in War Crisis

White House Officials Say Eventual Wage and Price Curbs Inevitable

Bill Needed To-Help Pay War Costs  Imposition Date Depends On Time To Set Up Plan

CONTROLS SEEN FACING U. 5. IN NEAR FUTURE   Administration Need: Machinery To Put Them In Action

CONTROLS INEVITABLE   Drastic Steps Seen Necessary, Due to The Korean Crisis

Wage, Price Curbs Viewed As Inevitable   All Out Mobilization To Come When Vast Machinery Is Set Up   Other Makers Included

Vote Rent Curbs; Controls on Pay, Prices to Come —   House, Senate Pass Differing Rent Bills; Auto Industry Asked to Hold Line, Brakes on U. S. Economy Seen Waiting Only on Needed Groundwork

‘Truman Aide Expects No Karly Action On Controls   Car-Makers Asked ~ToHoldPriceLine; Senate, House OK  Rent Extension

KKK KK GOV'T. DECIDES U. S. GAN MANAGE WITHOUT PEPPER IN EMERGENCY

 ‘THING’ STILL UNIDENTIFIED - Weird Sea Monster Baffles Biologists

IT'S DEAD, THAT’S FOR SURE  Identity Of ‘Monster’ _ Baffles Marine Experts

Asks Picture of Food Situation  Truman Calls Upon Farm Head for Facts

Food Situation Up for Review   Truman Calls Brannar for the Latest Report

Truman Asks Latest Farm Picture lh View Of Present World Situation

Truman Asks Picture on Food Supply   President Asks Current Supplies and Production Prospects in Light of International Situation

General MacArthur’s Headquarters Report All RedCrossings On WaeganSectorHave Been “Contained”

Reds Thrust To 9 Miles of Taegu Base  More Units Cross Naktong To Imperil U. §. Supply Center

—CHAMBER— Full Impact Of Spending Yet To Come  Businessmen Hear Beas dee ONO0" 1

WHAT’S JOHN L. GOING © TO DO WITH DONATION FROM THE STEELWORKERS?

Cotton Acreage Bill Postponed By Senate Grour   Measure Pigeonholed For Present Session OF TLeoislature

Charge Witness's Right of Free Speech Violated   Appeal from Jail Order Made in City Gambling Case Probe.

Continued Coal Strike Throws 500 Men Out Of Work In Steel Industry

Results of Strike In Mines Affect” Steel Industry  Nearly 76, 000 Mine  aw Ldle* kana   Nearly 76,000 Miners Now Idle; May Force Other Job Layoffs

[Shortage Cripples Output . wee Coal Strikers Idle Steel Plant Work

Coal Strike Causes Steel Plant Lavott   500 Crucible Work. ers Forced To Quit. More May Be Cut

Coal Strike Slaps Steel Production, Slows Operations   Auto Firm Fears Shutdown; Crucible Layoff Is Made

COAL STRIKE MAY IDLE STEEL MILLS   ANNOUNCE PLANS TO CUTBACK PRODUCTION LAY OFF WORKERS

Layoffs at Plants Started by Tieup; Unionists Continue To Defy Appeals

COAL STRIKE HITS STEEL PRODUCTION   General Motors May Have to Shut Down in 30 Devs.

Steel Plant Layoff Forced   General Motors Faces Shutdown in Coal Shortade

Coal Tieup Reaches Into Steel Field   Allied Workers Idled As Many Diggers Stay Out Of Mines

Coal Strike Reaches Into Steel Industry   Continued UMW Walkou' Forces Several Plants Te Reduce Operations

Miners’ Strike Putting Squeeze On Steel Plants   Crucible Corporation Curtails Production; Others May Follow

Impact of Soft Coal Strike Being Felt Now In Steel Industry; Operations Reduced

Steel Industry Feels Pinch of Miners Strike   Crucible Lays Off 500; GM Prepares to Curtail Output

CRUCIBLE STEEL FORCED 10 LAY OFF EMPLOYES   500 Workers Idle Due Te Lack Of Coal; 638,000 Miners On Strike

Steel Industry Feeling Pinch Of Coal Strike   Five Hundred Forced Off Jobs; Others ~ Toa Follow. .

68,500 Diggers Now Idie In Revolt Qver Lack of a Contract   General Motors Told of Shortage   One Steel Firm Lays Off 500; Others Plan Cutbacks In. Output

Industry Is Hif By Mine Strike; Production Cut   Most Ohio Mines Closed—Steel Mills Feeling Squeeze

Coal Strike Effect Felt Among Steel Firm Plants   Hundreds Lose Jobs As Shutdowns Force Employers To Stop

 Shortage Of Coal Forces Steel Company To Reduce Operations; 500 Workers Out

Coal Walkout Forces Slash In Steel Work   500 Idle at Crucible: GM Receives Notice Shuidown in Of fing

—COAL STRIKE—  Steel Plant  Curtailing ©  Operations. 500 Laid Off   For Lack’Of Fuel  

Steel Mills Forced © To Lay Off Worker:  Coal Shortage Compels Mills to Slow ~ Down; 500 Made Idle in Pennsylyani:

Continued Strike May Force 1,000 Out Of Their Jobs   Companies Express Fear They May Have To Close Mills

COAL -HUNGRY NDUSTRIED FEEL PINCH   Steel, Automobile Concerns Announce Plans to Pare Production.

Effect Of Coal Miners Walkout Hits Industries  Stee! Workers Idled, As Die-Hards Repeat tin Cantract Ale Warl

Coal Strike Forces a Steel Firm to Reduce Operations   500 Workers Laid Off.— Others May Have to Curtail Production.

Crucible Steel Laying Off Workers; General Motors Feels Shortage

COAL STRIKE ANTS STEEL PRODUCTION      General Motors May Have te Shut Down in 30  . Dave..

Steel Industry Beginning to Feel Coal Strike: Miners Firm in ‘No Work’ Stand

Coal Strike Snags Steel Production  Walkout “Rebellion” Suspected to Be Part Of Lewis’ Strategy

Coal Strike Cuts Output In Steel Mills   Fuel Shortage Forces Midland To Lay Off 500

Steel Industry Feels Pinch of Coal Strike   Crucible Corp. Lays Off 500— G. M. Sees Threat

PLANTS SHUTTING DOWN — Tentacles Of Coal Strike - Reach Into Steel Industry

WINGS OF GOLD FOR MAN FROM WILIAMSBURG   Oren Peterson Finishes His Navy Flight Course At Pensacola, Fla.

Nationalist Air Force Hits Red Invasion Fleet  Craft Sunk In Attack On Mainland Ports

Chinese Claim  Invasion Junks Of Reds Sunk   Nationalist Chinese Air Force Reports Better Part of 2,800 Craft Are Sunk In Three Ports Opposite Formosa

Chiang’s Air Force Claims Smashing Victory In Attack On Three Red Invasion Ports

CHINESE CLAIM  MAJOR VICTORY   Nationalists ‘Assert Greater Part Of 2,800  Boats Sunk

Nationalist Air Force Says 2,000 Red Craft Sunk   Communist Forces Mass For Attack against Formosa Bases

One-Package Appropriations Bill — Debate Renewed By Senate Passage

Bill Appropriating $34 Billion Is Passed by Senate  Revives Argument Over Value of Sinale Monevy Bill

Senate Passes One-Package Bil For 34 Billions   Revives Arguments Over the Value of Single-Measure Plan

SENATE OKAY OF MONEY BILL RENEWS SCRAP   Argument Revived Over Placing Bulk Of Appropriations In ‘One Measure — $34,236,932,228  oted,.

Senate Wrans Money Bill Up In One Parcel   Foreign Aid Budge Separate In House

Senate Okay of Money Bill Revives ‘Argument on One-Package Design

Senate Passage Of $34.932.228 Bill Revives Argument Regarding Value  Of Considering Appropriations Alone

Senate Approves Long-Delayed Money Measure   Delay Revives Argument Over Package Bill

SENATE PASSAGE OF BILL REVIVES CONGRESS FUNDS   Measure Contains Money For Most U. S. Agencies; Foreign Aid Included

Evans May Run for Governorship  Em. sn Republican Indicates His Plans

Binaggio Failed to Deliver On Promise to Make St. Louis Wide-Open Town, Paper Says

SENTENCED TO DEATH   St. Louis Paper Says “Binaggio Failed to Deliver”

‘Binaggio Was Killed WhenHe Didn’t Deliver’   St. Louis Star-Times Says Demo Boss Got ‘Death Sentence’ Months Ago

LINK DEATH OF BINAGGIO TO GAMBLERS   Star-Times Says Slain  Democratic Leader Promised to Open St. Louis for Gambling.   > DEATH SENTENCE LAST JANUARY   Claim Gangsters Got Tired of Waiting After Paying Off $100,000 to $200,000 to Boss.

Binaggio ‘Death Sentence’ Given int. Louis   Gamblers “Tired of Waiting” for St. Louis to Oven Un.

Tried Appeasing Underworld, Bosses Says Binaggio Death Sentence Delivered in St. Louis Hotel.

BRITISH PARTY "CHIEFS ON STUME   ;: (CHURCHILL AND ATTLEE USE DIFFERENT TACTICS IN  BID FOR VOTES.

Churchill, Attlee Start Stumping   Former Caustic, ; Latter Is Suave

Pair Nabbed In Sleep By FBI Agents   Third Man Captured After Chase Denies Being With Couple’

Pair Taken  After Chase   Man And Wife Eluded Pursuers For 5 Days

Pair Is Nabbed While Asleep; Manhunt Ends   Last Of Trio Who Led Cops In Four-State, 5-Day Chase Captured

'Gun-Wielding Pair Captured While Asleep Ex-Convict, Red-Haired Wife Cauaht After Five-Day Chase

Wants Spy Case Aired   Nixon Will Ask  Resumption of Quiz In House

NIXON WANTS REOPENING OF SPY CASE   Nation Should Knov Scope and Intent Of Communist

Rep. Nixon Asks "Further Probe Of Red Spy Case   Says Extent of Espionage Should Be Told Nation

U. §. Asks Ouster of Chinese Reds   But Agrees to UN Debate Over Korea

Gireuit Court Will Convene Tomorrow; Stoots, Warren’s  Cases Highlight May Docket

Arms Withheld From Koreans To Prevent Attack   Head Of U. S. Military Mission Says Southerners Would Have Started Figitt

Denied Heavy Arms To South Korea Due To War Attitude Wanted To Attack North, Is Claim

Congress Starts Down Last Lap   Many Presidential Provosals Shelved

Highlights In The News * Vandenberg Agair Cperated On  * Farm Safety © Week Proclaimed

Austin Says Reds Tried To Play Hoax   Declares Russians Offered Phony Atomic Plan

RED ATOM CONTROL PLAN HELD “HOAX”   Drive Starts For Peacefu “Use Of Atomic Energy

Austin Scores Russia On Atom Confro! Plan   Drive For Research Into Peaceful Uses Starts

CHANGING BRISTOL TOWNSHIP FROM A SECOND CLASS TOWNSHIP TO A FIRST CLASS DISTRICT

CHANGING BRISTOL TOWNSHIP FROM A SECOND CLASS TO A FIRST CLASS DISTRIC

Division Clings To Positions South of Taejon   Cavalrymen Face  Encirclement Threat

‘Situation Is Serious As Reds Pour Thousands In Attempt Of Encirclement

“Situation Is Very Serious,” First Cavalry Leader Reports   Guerrilla Units Infiltrate American Rear as Enemy Starts Two Drives

Cream Pies Blamed As 300 Omahansill   Hits Many At Banquet, Others In Stores, Buses and Or Streets, Actor In Play Unable.te Finish Performance

300 Omahans Affected = Cherry-Garnished Pies Blamed For Epidemic of Food Poisoning

Senator Long Sees Atomic  War In Year  Fears Strikes On 15-30 U. S. Cities

Senator Says Atom War  Coming Soon   Long (D-La.) Fears Attack on U.S. Within Two Years

ALEC. Confirms Find West Virginia Farmhand ‘Stumbles’ Upon Uranium

Deposit Of Uranium Discovered in W. Va.   Find Confirmed By Atomic Energy Commission; Farmer Comes Across Vital Ore Working Near Erbacon

NEW AERIAL ROCKET CREATED IN 22 DAYS   “Shaped Charge’ Weapon. Desicned To wenetrate Heary  Armar Nat In bse

Soviet Blasted For Newest Lie   Russia Builds Up Excuse To Use Chinese Pact

Jap Army Built, Says Red Pravde   Soviets Broadcast ‘“‘Lie, Washington Asserts

Lustron Inquiry Discloses Pay To McCarthy   Senator Sold Housing Report To Prefab Firm

PREPARING 10 REOPEN STATE DRAFT BOARDS   Armstrong Says Illinois Quota Will Probably Be 38,100 Men.

26 Issues On Ballots In County   City To Decide Rent Control, Police Work Week And 2 Levies

Special Issues Share Spoflight In Tuesday Vote  Municipal Half-Mill   Municipal Half-Mill Levy Up Here; Many School Bonds Proposec

MacArthur Checks Reports Chinese Reds in Korea  Communists Reported to Be Helning ©   ‘Communists Reported to Be Helping . North Koreans With Men and Materiel

Truman Won't Visit Moscow  _ But Ready To Act  To Precerve Peace

Truman Yetoes Trip To Russia While President   Will Aid Any Peace Move; Wanta To Cooperate In Senate Red Spy Prebe

President Says ‘No’ To Moscow Parley   Truman Willing To Co-operate But Flatly Rejects Visiting Reds

MOSCOW TRIP NOT FOR ME--TRUMA   Will Not Visit Russia Dur  ing Term He Says.

President Will Cooperate In Any Move To Preserve Peace But Moscow Trip Out

Truman Rejects Moscow Irip Idea  Declares He Won't Travel to Russia

No Moscow Travel, Truman Declares   Might Go when Term Ends But Refuses To Set Date

No Trip To Moscow While He Is President, Says Truman; Offers Full Cooperation In Any Effort To Save Peace

Truman Says He'll Never Go fo Moscow   But President Pledges Cooperation In Any Peace Move

PRESIDENT WON'T GO TO MOSCOW   Chief Executive Explains He'll Cooperate In Any Other Move For Peace

Truman Says “No” to Moscow Trip Suggestion   Will Not Visit Russian Capital While President

TRUMAN RULES OUT MOSCOW TRIP   Will Cooperate, However In Any Other Way To Preserve Peace

Trip to Moscow Is Out, Truman Says   President Will Not Go to Russian Capital But Willina to Aid in Peace

No Presidential Trip to Moscow, Truman Asserts   Not as Long as ‘He's In the White House, He Tells Reporters

Moscow Is Not In  Picture   Truman Will go Along With Moves For Peace, But Will Not go to Russia

Agree On Air Force  Bill Today   House, Senate’ Group Vote Compromise To OK 70-Group Air Forre

Solons Okay Act To Build AF’ Strength   70-Group Plan Wins Approval Of Conference Group

Measure To Permit 70 Group Air Force Approved      House-Senate Conferees Aarec

House-Senate Deadlock On Issue Broken   Will Aid AF To Get More Funds

Keyserling Io Succeed Nourse  Will Be Chairman Of E.C.A., Is Report

Keyserling To Be tconomic Advisor  Nourse Successor Is Named By Truman

Thousands At Rites for AlJolson —   Sobbing Audience Hears Tribute Paid by George Jessel.

Jind of an Graz  20, 000 Admirers Pay Tribute "To Famed. Sineer of Mammy.

Jessel Eulogy Grand Tribute To Jolson, ‘Great American,’ As Hollywood Audience Sobs

JOLSON RITES IN HOLLYWOOL   20,000 Jam Street In Front Of Synagogue; Eulogy By Jessel

Plane Bombing Verdict Guilty   Canadian Will Hang or June 23: Accused in Deaths of 23.

Salesman Is Found Guilty   Guay Sentenced To Be Hanged For Plane Bomb Plot

Bans Put On Military Information. Alaskan Army Bases Get Blackout Orders

Victim's Husband and Son May Take Stand for Doctor in ‘Mercy Killing’

FAMILY OF CANCER PATIENT EXPECTED TO BACK DOCTOR   Husband And Son May Take Stand In “Mercy Death’ Case

“All About Eve” Named 1950 Bes!   Peck And Bette Davis Picked By Critics

School Ordered By Court to Pay Feacher $419   District No.5 Must Pay All Debts, Past, Present, Is Ruling

Air Force To Stage Refuel Test In North  New Experiment F   New Experiment For Long Range Bombers Planned In Labrador

5 ,000 Flee Homes; Rain Is Foreeast   Two Days of Rainfall in Areas Already Soaked, Fears of More Storms Renew Threatc

-EAST GERMANY BEING BUILT INTO BASE FROM WHICH REDS CAN ATTACK WESTERNEUROPE

3-Judge Court Considers Fate  Of Mrs. Madsen   Verdict to Be Known Today; Woman Held For Slaying Spouse

PLAN ANNUAL STARK 4-H SHOW AUG. 7, WYOMING   Event At Smith Sales Barn Exhibit Livestock And Poods Clothing

U.S. Charges Aggression By Chinese   Austin Relays MacArthur’: Communique To UN Security Council

“Chinese Accused Of Open, Notorious "Aggression Against UN In Korea

U. §. Accuses China Reds Of Onen Aggression   Peiping Delegation Hears Charae at U.N

U.S. Brands Red China As Aggressor Before UN Meeting  Chinese Red Delegate: Sit Quietly As Austin Issues U. S. Charges

America Accuses Chinese Reds of Open Aggression  Charge Made Before  Ta a oy a   Charge Made Before ‘Communist Mission  At UN Council Table

U.S. Accuses China "Reds of Aggression  Chinese Red General Hears Austin _ F Ren Jean = Re gong ee para Sl El ee h—6hlUl lO Shee  see

Veteran Fair Dealer Loses" Tn Florida  Primary Vote   Outcome of Alabama ‘Test Between Truman and States Rights Demos:-in Deubt <e

62.000 Men To Bring Guard Lp to Strength   Air Foree Using Limited Number of Specialists, Not Groups

Hoover’s Views Split Congress   Administration Leaders Hit Speech As ‘Invitation’ to Kremlin

Training Glider Crashes Making Georgia Landing   Thirteen Of Seventeen Aboard Reported In Death Toll—-Others Badly Hurt   CAUSE OF CRASH NOT DETERMINED

13 Killed In Crash Of Army Training Glider: Four Others Badiy Hurt

Glider Crash Death Toll Rises to 13   Pilot, 12 Trainees Victims of Craft’s Fatal Plungce

Children’s Favoring of Trashy _ Pranrana Seen ds Fault of Farents

Pledges Fewer Controls Brannan Wants Milk, Hogs, Cattle in Support Program

GOP Senators Back Social Security Bill   Pay-as-You-Go Plan Supported by Some Republicans

Expansion Of Social Security Setup Looms   Republicans Reach Agreement. But Consider Bill Only ‘Stop-Gap’

GOP SENATORS SWING BEHIND SECURITY BILL   General Agreement To Back Expansion Bill Now Reported

G.0.P. Backs Wider Social Security Plan   Most of Republican Senators Will Vote For Bill’s Passage; Many Are Critical

SENATORS AGREE TO BACK SOCIAL SECURITY BILL   ‘General Approval Given : Expansion Measure  At Session   IS REVISED DRAFT HOUSE HAS ADOPTED

Want Study Group Set Up To Probe Into Whole Plan   Most Favor Pay-As-You-Go Basis; Voting: Test Due Tuesday

Party Views Aired At  Conference  Wanwhiinnew.   Republicans May Press For Future Changes

DILL TO EXPAND SUGTAL SECURITY BACKED BY Gi. 0. P   Majority of Republican Sen. ators Decide at ClosedDoor Meeting to Support Legislation,   PAY-AS-YOU-GO SYSTEM IS FAVORED BY SOME   Amendments Expected to B: Offered During Debate— Voting Test to Come Next Tuesday.

GOP Will Back Pay-as-You-Go  Social Security   Republicans Reported Set To Okay. Current Act 4c: Interin ‘Bill

"ti, Rar: eine: SORIA eet AIRES INOS as  State Capital Puts On Its Gayest Clothes for Openina of Fair Tomorrow

More Charges By McCarthy  All Accused Bony  Ave finamm ssmict® Time

Senator Raps ‘U.N. Employe   McCarthy Bares a Ve va,   McCarthy Bares Army’s Repert

Group Hears Accusations  Against Man In UN Work  po et   _ Duran Said Agent Of Reds In Spain During Civil War

LISTS F US. OFFICIAL NOW WITH UN   Says Gustavo Duran Wag Listed By Army As Russian Agent

Sen. M’Carthy Names Duran  as Ex-Red   “Pressure and Criticism” Force Him Out of State Department

Mosinee, Wisconsin, Will Celebrate May Day Under Make Believe Communist Government

LATEST HITS ON RECORDS Engelhardt’s Music Store.— Ad.   RIRQHR RPRTAT.

YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR aT SHAFFER MOTORS—Ad.   ££1Een An <POrerat.

(Continued on Page 2 Col, 1)   Mrs. McPherson Tells of Wives Aidina Husbands

xKKKKSY ROLAND TRUMAN SAYS HE BELIEVES COUSIN HARRY WAS’ KIDNAPED

Forces Seek 100,000 Men To Plug Gay   U.S. Will Not Begin Drafi For ‘Several Months,’ Officials Sav

Housing Fund Cut Nearly $3 Million  "House Acts Today On Maritime Schools

SURPRISE ASSAULT Laborites Stave Tory Attack By Margin of Single Vote

LABOR GOVERNMENT NEARLY DEFEATED   One Vote Narrowesi Edge Since Party Came Itto Power Five Years Aro

Laborifes Win ~ Close Battle   Government Majority : Ir Britain Slimmest: In: Five Years

ATTLEE REGIME WINS TEST BY ONE VOTE   Conservative Assault on Appropriation Item Is Turned Back, 279 to TIA,

Labor Wins By Margin Of One Vote   Slimmest Maj ority Since Attlee Party Came into Power

Laborites Win By One Vote   Assault on Appropriation Tiem Is Staved Off

Labor Party Near Defeat In England   Parliamentary Test Gives Government One Vote Majority

GERMAN BRIDE OF Gl FINDS FRIENDS INU. $. CONGRESS   House Group Speeds Bill Te Permit Entry Of Mrs. Ellen Knouff

Records Topple In Rifle Shoot On Local Range  Wheaton Rifleman   Wheaton Rifleman Wins Trophy In Great Lakes Event

Records Topple In Rifle Shoot ‘On Local Range   Wheaton Rifleman Wins Trophy In Great Lakes Event

District Court Jury Now Is Deliberating Case of Roger Porter on Charges of Attempting fo Corrupt Grand Jury Member

President Calls Group's Doings In’49 ‘Impressive’  He Asserts Its Suppor’   He Asserts Its Support Must Be First in Our Foreign Policy

TRUMAN AY AUGGIA CANT FLOUT EFFORT   Report on Accomplishments in 1948 Transmitted to Congress.

TRUMAN SAID U. N. GUARDS WORLD PEAGE  Accomplishments of Organization In

US, Will Rely on UN to Guard World Peace   Truman Says Russian Action Does Not Weaken Charter

‘Says U.S. To Regard United Nations As Guardian Of Peace   Cites Reds ‘Willful Floutina’ of UN

\President Declares United States Will iContinue fo Regard JUN As Peace Guardian

It’s World’s Chief Guardian Of Peace, President Tells Congress   Record Is Termed ‘Impressive’ One   Much Overlooked, He Says, Citing Peace Work In Three Areas

Truman Pledges Continued U. S. Support for UN  Hails Group As Chief Guardian of  Peace Despite Russi:

Communists Capture Two Important Hills   Fate of Big Allied Communications Center Hangs In Balance as Fierce Fighting Continues; Pohang Falls to Invaders.

Enemy Pushes To Ten Miles Of Big Center   Battle Line Swavs; Allies Forced Back To New Defense Line

—NORTH FRONT Reds Only 10 Miles From City   POHANG FALLS TO_ ENEMY.

Americans Gain South Of Taegu   Reds Throw In More Troops, Tank:

BATTLE LINE aWINGS FROM SIDE 10 SIDE   Report Communists Only 10 _Miles from City of Taegu.

‘News Day And Night?   Reds Capture Pohang, Port, Near Capital   Commies ‘Possibly Less’ Than 10 Miles From Southern Center

Enemy Forces Overrun East Part of Pohang   Gen. M'‘Arthur Claims Reds Gathering for Still Stronaer Push

Americans, South Koreans Give Up Two Hard-Won Hills Guarding Approaches To Taegu, Fall Back To New Defense Line    ALLIES DOING BETTER  NORTHWEST OF TAEGU

Reds Drive to Capture Base On Korean Front   American Planes Attempt to Blunt Enemy Offensive

U. §. and South Korean Troops Give Up Two Hard-Won Hills Less Than 10 Miles North of City, But Yanks Advance Slowly Southwest

Punch Way  10 Miles of Taegu *   - Still Stronger Push  - Is Shaping Up on Northern Front as Reds Gather Strength

Report Reds Mass To Invade Hainan  Assign Top General Lin Piao for Task

Invasion Chores Given Top Red  Assault on Hainan Said Almost Ready

Top Chinese Red General Held Told To Take Redoubt   Full-Scale Attack on Hainan May Be Due After Defeat  Of Earlier Invasions

Chinese Reds Said Ready to Attack Hainan   Top Field General Reported Ordered To Conquer Island

Hainan Invasion By Chinese Reds Claimed Ordered  Top Commie General In Charge Of Attack On Nationalist Island

Stocks Quiet Down As Traders Relax  Prices Regain Part Of Monday’s Losses

TRADE QUIETS DOWN IN NATION'S MARKETS   Stocks Prices Regain Part of Big Losses—-Wheat and Rye Lower at Close

Weather Clears Over Large Part Of Great Lakes   Death Toll Of Storm Placed At 69 Total

Army Veteran ls Held on Charges Of Red Spying   Greenglass Arrested On Claims of Giving  Atomic Data to Russi.

MY VETERAN, SYRACUSE MAN. TRAPPED BY FB!   Both Accused Of Betraying Wartime Secrets To Couist Agente

5 wincawindvesy  Held as 2nd U.S. Member Of Spy Ring   Accuséd of Wo  With Gold and  Faces Death Penalty: for Wartime Espiowage

Offensive Is Believed Aimed at 38th Parallel And South Korean Capital   In Northeast Area Encircled American Forces Strike South In Second Stage of Fighting Retreat to Coast.

38th Parallel And Seoul Seen Goal of Chinese   Marines Fight to Reach Coast and Escape by Sea

Soviel-Controlled Gangs Flooding Western German y  With Black Market Coors

Russian Attempt To Ruin German Economy Is Seen   Allied Officials Say Gang: Led by Reds Flood West With Smuggled Goods

GOP Leaders Talk Strategy   Sectional Groups Hold Discussions In Chicago

GOP Leaders Focus Aimon Administration   Democratic Bungling Is Chief Campaign Issue To Come From Meeting

KKK KKr MOTHER OF SIAMESE TWINS UNITED. FACE TO FACE, DIES IN TRINIDAD

Britain Gains In Drive fo Gain Dollars   Sterling Partners Earn $40,000,000 More Than Spent

Austrian Reds Call-Off Strike  70 Arrested, 55  lniured In Riots

Girl and Boy Scouts to Distribute Bags for Goodwill Industries Today

Reds In Reich Demand Oath From Pastors   Loyalty Pledges By Protestant, Catholic Clergy To Be Asked

Chancellor Likens Ameri can Path to That of  Ancient Rome   TALKS AT ASSEMBLY

IBY DEANE MALOTT   Chancellor Likens Ameri can Path to That of Ancient Rome   TALKS AT ASSEMBLY

Hainan Battle Losses Heavy   Nationalists Claim Reds Driven Back

iCashier Has Bank-In a Turmoil  'Sorrv For Friends. OK’s Overdrawino

Officials Assert Vague Red Hints Are Propaganda   Meanwhile in Moscow Stalin Expected to End Russia’s Election Drive

SOVIET PEACE FEELERS ARE CALLED FAKES   United States Officials Say They Are Not Impressed, by Mos: cow Talk.

U.S. Officials Stress Danger Of Americans  Being Fooled By Reds   Read Molotov’s Vague Hints As Designs To Confuse And Divide United Effort By U. S.

Hints Designed To Divide U.S., Officials Say   Molotov, Others _ Indicate Russia Ready to Talk

Red Talks Seen As Plan to Divide and Confuse America   _(t Is Brutal Effort to Mislead People Who Passionately Desire Fair, Lasting Settlement’

Soviet Peace Talk Is For Propa. ganda Only Is Claim Of Oné Officialk—Russia Offers Peace On Her Own Terms Only   RUSSIA AGGRESSIVE . IN COLD WAR, SAID

MOSCOW DONS « FESTIVE GARB FOR ELECTION   Vague Kremlin Hints Held Propaganda Move Only

Officials Say Hints Designed At Confusion   Record Cited To Shew Russia Still Pushing Moves in Cold War

U. S. Officials Hit ‘Feelers’   Red’ Peace Moves: Pramote Warning 

Officials Warn Against False Red Overtures   Recent Peace Talk By Soviets Called Russian Propaganda

Talks Only Propaganda To Undermine Acheson Policy, Officials Warn

Say. Vague Hints by Top Reds Are Designed to Divide U.S. in Cold War

U. 5. Warns Soviet Hints Designed To ‘Confuse America’   Talk Is For Propaganda Only, Believec

It's Propaganda Meant Only fo Confuse, Claim   Speeches Preface First Election in Russia Since ‘46

SAYS SOVIET STILL GARRY ON COLD WAR   U. 8. Not Impressed With Peace Talks Ry Red Leaders

CONGRESSMAN URGES SURVEY OF ‘COMIC BOOK’ PROBLEM      Consideration OF  Federal Curbs Asked By Anaell

sg gag anaencone set gutta ae ee teliae beara eee  DESIGNATE JET PLANE BASE   Cotton Men loin Protest

South Koreans 60 Miles Deep In Red Korea   New American Troops Reach Far East Area; Big Red Convoy Seen

Sharp Battle kages North Of Parallel   UN Vote Confers Implied Authority On MacArthur To Hurl Troops Over Border

U.S. To Cross Parallel When Time is Right  Fighter Planes Move  Close To Border for Push Into North

S. Koreans Act Under His Orders   U.S. 3rd Division Joins General’s FarEastCommand

South Koreans’ Drive Termed Not Solo Push   Planes in Position To Carry Rockets To Reds’ Targets

Says Policy Not Barrier. To Crossing  Spokesman: Claims   Spokesman: Claims South Koreans  Acting On Orders

One Hundred Thousand UN TroopsA waitOrdersT oCross 38th Parallel; Reds Believed Preparing For Battle

S. Korean Troops Are Not Acting Independently   MacArthur Headquarters Makes It Plain Move Is Part of General Plan to Completely Defeat Enemy Forces.

17 Violent Deaths In Ohio Over Week End  Father, 3 Children   Father, 3 Children Die in Crossing Crash at Cedarville

Russians Say Craft Turned Towards Sea   Say Americans Shot First; Ten Aboard  But Hunt Abandoned

Machine-Gun Fire Exchange Is Reported  Plane May Have   Plane May Have Been One Missing With Ten Aboard

American Plane Believed Missing Four-Motored Navy B-24 Drivateer

Soviets Reveal Gun Duel With American Ship   File Protest Over Latvia Intrusion; Yankees Not Armed

Watered Down FEPC Measure Voted by House   President Is Denied Police Powers Asked In Original Bill

House Passes Weakened FEPC Measure   President's Civil Rights Program Deali Severe Blow

Truman Suffers  House Setback   Watered-Down Fair Employment Bilt : Passes After 15-Hour Session

Prediction Tat, Lucas Will Lose Election Doubtec   Farm Economist Predicts Over-All Gain for Republicans

Politicos Not Worried About Predictions   Bean Believes Taft, Lucas Will Lose In November

Vote Predictions Draw Discounts   Economist Bean Makes Harsh Election Guess

Predicts Taft and Lucas to Be Defeated ;   Famous Forecaster ~ Sees GOP Gains But No Conaress (Cortrol

Economist Sees Taft And Lucas Losing At Polls   Predictions Being Taken With Grain OF Salt.

Doolittle Raiders Hold 5th Reunion  Bombardiers of Tokyo To Publish History, Use Proceeds in China

‘Time For a Purpose’ Say Doolittle Raiders On Anniversary Tokvo Visit

Weary Of Reminiscing, Doolittle's Raiders. Finance Missionary To Japan

New York Stocks   New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders Set Goal for Helping Oriental Benefactors

‘Raiders’ To Back An Ideal   At Fifth Reunion  Men Who Bombed Tokye Pledge to Work For Human. Understanding

TOKYO RAIDERS HOLD REUNION; SEEK PURPOSE   Thirty-six Doolittle Men Gather; Would Teach Japs .Humanity..

Doolittle’s Raiders to Have Purpose   In Other Words, Thes: Men Are Going to Do Something About It

Tokyo Raiders, in Fifth Reunion, Pledge To Back Ideal of Human Understanding

Tokyo Raiders Meet, Plan to: Help Japs and Chinese Through Histor

Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders Tire Of Reminiscence, Decide To Back Ideal Of Human Understanding

jm all Unance Likely  GOP Leaders Seek Vandenberg  For Answer To Truman Speech

GOP Makes Plea To Vandenberg   Wants Him To Replys To Truman One-Shot Campaign Speech

GOP Leaders Urge Solon To Give Rebuttal   Ailing Senator Not Likely To Talk, But Stassen “Available”

Want Ailing Vandenberg Make Reply   Republican Leaders Would Have Him Answer Truman’s Saturday Sneech

Sen. Vandenberg Urged To Answer Truman Speech   GOP May Turn Ta Harold Stassen

Sen. Vandenbere Asked To Reply To Truman Talk   Stassen May Get Assignment If Scion Declines

Iwo GM Factories Working Overtime  Big Production Tied To Chryster Strike

More Arrests Due in Red Spy Ring Mopup: Three Facing Arraignment

Three Face Court Today as Atom Spies; More Arrests Due  lntareatinn Cues. ky These Weld te

MACARTHUR AT IT AGAIN. ~ Bold Gamble Seeks To Break Backbone Of N. Korean Army

MACARTHUR IN COMBAT AGAIN   Says Objective Is Te Crush Enemy Between Two Forces

MacArthur Is Back In Fight   Hopes To Sever Red Lines, Then Put On  Squeeze

MacARTHUR COMMANDING INVASION   General Says May Break Back Of Red Korea Army

South Carolina To Hold Primary   Campaign Climaxes With Heated Talks

SENATE PROBERS ‘TOLD OF BiG LOAN TO EX-CAPONE AID   Reputed Leader of Matia Said to Have Got Two Bundles of Money From Race Track Operators.   FEND GAMBLING WIDE OPEN LN CHICAGO   Investigators Report 20 Strip. teasers and Crap Game in Full Operation at Hight Spot.

Governor Asks Anti-Slot Machine Laws  Feared Mafia Chief Testifies At Probe

pee Baeeeee  Track Owners Loaned Money ‘To Capone Aide, Solons Told

AFL Head Calls For Embargo On Trade With Russia To Bring About Peace

Business In U. §. Stated Healthy  Survey Indicates 3-Year Peak Is Hit

Acheson Facing Senate Group  Secretary To Report O1  Agreements Made Ocer Mafance

ACHESON IS QUESTIONED ON TROOPS   Benators Want to Know About Sending Yanks to Europe, Getting Allied Aid in Korea.

Acheson Faces  Quiz on Troop Commitments   Will Report Agreements Reached on Defenses For West Europe

Committee Wants Promises Told... . ne OMUISES LOld . ss  Acheson Is Facing  Quiz On Program

Acheson Faces Quiz On Troop  Commitments Lo   Will Report To Congress About Brussels Pacts

Acheson Faces Searching Questions In Appearance Before Congressmen

Senate Leaders Press Acheson For Details  Committee Asked Secretary About

Acheson Appears Before Foreign Relations Group   Faces Searching Question on Troops

Acheson Schedulec To Meet Senators To Report Pacts   Members of House Uni Are Invited to  Attend; No Word  on Troops

Acheson Faces Suff Quiz On Troop Pledge   Sclons Also Want. to Know Whether Yanks “To Get Help In Korea

Acheson Faces Quiz on Troop Commitments  Promises of Europect - Aid, Reinforcements  In Korea Asked ©

ACHESON FACES QUESTIONING ON BRUSSELS MEET   GOES BEFORE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE TODAY

Senate Quizzes Sec. Acheson Or Commitments  Senators Want Report On Brussels Conference; Lodge Has Some Questions

Acheson Faces Nenate Quizzing   Secretary Will Report On Brussels Agreement

Senators To Quiz Acheson On Trip To Brussels Meet   Are Interested In Troops Use In Europe And Plans For Korea

Senators Will Grill Acheson   Data On U. S. Troop Commitments Sought

Acheson Faces Query on Troop  Pledges of US   (,oesBeforeSenateCommittee to Report On Brussels Talks

Senate Leaders Press Acheson For Details   Committee Asked Secretary About European Plans

Acheson Faces Sharp Queries From Senators  rueeeale Dananok   Brussels Report Expected to Open Policy Dispute

Sec. Acheson Faces Senate Grillina   ‘Senator Lodge ‘Has Questions on ‘Sls for Europe

GOP Scores Full Sweep  Tn Maine   Seven States Holding Primary Elections Today

GOP Is Victor In First State Election In 7°50   Republicans Place Governor, 3 Solons In Maine As Seven States Ballot

Czechs Hurl Charge At U. §.   Spokesman for U. 5. Aur Force Denies Planes Over Country

Good Food, Camaraderie Are Behind Scenes Of That Road Prison Crew

Murder Suspected In Hammond Fire  Six Bodies Found in Flame-Swept Home— “Cover-up” Indicated

Six Found Shot Or Stabbed To Death Indiana Coroner Sees Wholesale Murder And Suicide

Six Die in Fire InHlammond, Ind   Coroner Discovers Bullet Wounds in Two Victims’ Bodies

Bodies Of Six Are Found In Burned House   Evidence of Murder And Suicide Found In Fire-Swept Indiana Home

TEMPERATURE   Four Adults 2 Children Are Victims   ‘Blood All Over’ Hammond, Ind., House, Police Say

Murder And Suicide Are Suspected   Bodies of 4 Adults and 2 Children Discovered in Hammond, Ind., Home

Find 6 Bodies In Fire Ruins;  Probe Ordered   Murder and Suicide In dicated; 2 Familie: Involved

Six Bodies Are Found in House Razed by Fire   Bloody Butcher Knives and Empty Cartridges Are Found

Blood, Butcher Knives, Shells Spell Murder  Scorched Bodies oF t victios ¥ Found  AaAyTINGa Mama

Six Found Dead As Fire  Sweeps Home   Bullets In Bodies Of Some Give Rise To Murder, Suicide Thooyy

FIND EVIDENCE OF MURDER,   Mother And Child Riddled With Bullet Wounds   NEWLYWEDS   Victims In Hammond, Ind., Tragedy: Autopsy To Be Performed

6 Found Dead After A Fire   Bodies In Burned House; Evidence O! Murder, Suicide

D FOUND DEAD IN BLOODY AND BURNING HOME   Death of Four Adults and Twe Children Blamed on Family Trouble.

EVIDENCE OF SUICIDE AND MURDER FOUND   Bloody Knives And Empty } Cartridges Found Near Victims

Coroner Finds Evidence Of Murder, Suicide   Reports Bullet Wounds In Two Victims

CHARGE MURDER IN DEATH OF SIX   BODIES FOUND IN FIRE-SWEPT HOME AT HAMMOND, IND

Six Found Dead In Burned Home   Evidence Of Murder And Suicide Found

Murder-Suicide Seen as 6 Found Dead in Fire Ruins  Bodies of Four Adults and Two Children

Six Bodies Found In Wreckage Fire Ravaged Dwelling   Murder-Suicide Suspected by Officers; Four Adelts and Two Children Died in Carnage

Apparent Mass Murder-Suicide ‘Found in Hammond   Four Adults, Two Children Killed

—SUSPECT MURDER, SUICIDE—  Find Bodies Of Six In Fire Ruins Of House

SIX DEAD IN BLOOD SOAKED, BURNING HOME  Firemen Discover Radiec Anewernr

Bodies Of Six Found In Home   Evidence Of Murder  And Suicide, Deputy

State to Order Cut in Natural Gas Rate Feb. 7   PSC Edict to Follow  Recerit Decision of . Federal]. Commission

PSC Orders Natural Gas Rate Be Cut   Decree Made Effective Feb. 7; Hearing Is Slated In Washinecton

Lawmakers Agree On Anti-Red Bill  Compromise Measure   Compromise Measure Said to Be **Tougher”’ Than First Proposals

Crackdown to Be Tough on  Communists   Conferees in Agreement on Terms Of Stiff Measure

Anti-Red Bill Throuat Conference   House to Act First  on Tough Measure Authored by McCarrar

Terms Of Bill To Crush U.S.  Reds Agreed On   Measure Now Goes to House and Senate for Final Approval

Anti-Red Bill Agreed on By Commitfeemen  mM   Compromise Would Give Broad Scope To Law Agency

Commitiee OK’s Red Bill   Conference Sends Commie Control Measure to House

T ough’ Red Control Bill Is Agreed On   Conferees Leave Section Calling for Jailing During Emergencies

Tough Anti-Red Bill Is Agreed   Congress Committee Sends Measure to Rath Houses

Knowland Accuses Lie of Trying to “Appease Russia   Calls Secretary Of U.N. “Partisan Of Russ Position”

Utica Buses Are Rolling Again; Strike Settled   Three-Day Strike Ends With Acceptance of Six-cent Raise

Striking Bus Men Cut Demand for Hourly Increase   Utica Mayor Hopes for Early Settlement Of 3-Day Strike

Red Tanks Moving Down to \Battle for Ancient City;  (Koreans Retreat in South

Armored Column is Approaching City Out of Manchuria   Nationality of Group Now Within 30 Miles Of Capital Unknown

RED MYSTERY: TANK FORCE NEARING CITY  shee   Armored Column From Manchurian Border Orily 30 Miles From Seoul as Yanks Enter,   BIG BATTLE FOR CITY IN PROSPECT   Marine Commander Says Fight May Last a Week; “Red Lines Buckle on Southern Front.

U.S. Marines, Tanks Battle Toward Seoul   Red Tanks Move From Manchuria; Fateful Battle Ahead

Mystery Troops From Manchuria Speed fo Capital   Identity of Units  Unknown; Biggest Battle Shapes Up

Resistance by  Enemy Stiffens in Ancient City   Nationality of Mystery Force From Manchuria  ig en nicl octane re Sacer  Is Not Yet Identified

India to Push for Buffer Plan   Truman-Attlee Talks Held Disappointing

India Will Urge Korea Buffer Zone As Result of Big Two Disagreement

India to Push ‘Buffer’ Zone   Truman-Attlee Talks Disappointing, UN Neutrals Say at Lake Success

Scott May Ask for Probe of Liquor Group by Solons  7 f ee ee 2 ee ee ee   Wants “Fair and Impartial’ Probe By Interim Group

Pee  Says He May Ask Legis lative Interim Committe e To Act  Scott Considers New Liquor Quiz Demand

Scott May Ask Interim Group Probe of Liquoi   Commissioner Cites Recent Accusations and Controversies

French Planes Launch Attacks On Rebels.   Langson, Border Fortress Bombed In New Raid

French Warplanes Hammer af Langson  Bomb Fortress Abandoned By Own Troops

Attorney Files Appeal: Bond Still Allowed   Defendant Denies Guilt For Perjury

Hiss Is Given Sentence. of Five Years.in Prison  Judge Grants He    Judge Grants He Could Remain Free Under $10,000 Bail

Hiss Sentenced To Five Years In Prison   Former State Department Official Guilty of Perjury: Defense Counsel Files: For Appeal

Judge Gives Alger Hiss  5-Year Term   Ex-State Dept. Aid Sentenced For Perjury

Hiss Sentenced To Prison on Perjury Counts   Gets Five Years; Attorney Files Appeal Papers

Aiger Hiss Is Sentenced To Five Years   Freed on Bail Pending Appeal

 udge Denies Motion For \ew Trial   Defendant Says ‘Full Facts’ Will Vindicate Him

Peak Term  Imposed on Each Count   But Are Concurrent; Admitted to Bond  Pending Appedl.  

Alger Hiss Sentenced To Five Years   Declares Innocence As He Takes Penalty For Lying About Red Connections; To Appeal.

Hiss Given Five Year Prison Term   Former Roosevelt Adviser Free On $10,000 Bail Bond

FACT-FINDERSITTING-IN— ON MEETINGS   __Southern Operators Ask. Split-up  —_E Cantarancat......

Bargain Plan Initial Snag in Coal Parley   Southern Producers’ Demands Result In Recess Until 2:30

Closed-Door Sessions Mark Mine Parley   New Effort Being Made On Settlement Of Coal Dispute   Inside Today’s News

Magpie Is Sunk By Mine   Twenty-one Are Missing From The Mine Sweeper Near North Korea

21 On Board Are Reported ToBe Missing   Weapon Presumed To Have Been Sown By  North Koreans; Have Been Of Russian Make

21 Sailors On Craft Missing After Tragedy  Twelve Others Are Saved; Commander Lictad Ac Virtim

Another Vessel Is Destroyed by A Floating Mine   Twenty One Men Reported Missing

21 Missing as Vessel Hits Floating Mine   ‘12 Survivors Picked Up by Sister Ship, Capried to Pusan

11 Missing As U.S. Ship Is Sunk Off Korea   Minesweeper Sent Down When It Hits Floating Mine

21 Missing ‘When Sweeper Strikes Mine   U. S. Magpie Goes Down Off Korea; 12 of Crew Saved

21 Men Are Lost ‘As Ship Hits Mine    Commander Is Missin, In Sea Disaster

Third: American Ship To Hit Floating Mines In The Korean Waters   Twelve Survivors Are Rescued By Sister Ship But Twenty-One Crewmen Are Missina.

21 MEMBERS: OF CREW ARE MISSING   12-Survivors Picked Up By Sister Ship — Magpie Is First. U. 8. Yersel Lost in Korean War.

Ship Hits Mine, 21 Are Missing  Small Craft, Two Destroyers Hit Floaters

Floating Mine Sinks Craft   Adm. Sherman Tells Of Third Ship Hit By Illegal Mines

Floating Mine Blast Sinks Mine Sweeper   Commander and 20 Men Missing: Third Vessel to Hit Mine in Korean Waters, Casualties: Caused Each Time

21 Missing. After Mine Hits Vessel   U. S. Sweeper Sunk By Floating Mine; Dozen Survivors Picked Up

Minesweeper Magpie Hits Ko-Red Mine   12 Rescued Off Korean Coast City  Of Ch’Uksan-Dong

21 Missing As Mine Sinks U.S. Vessel  Minesweeper Lost  Off Korea; Third

Minesweeper Sister Vessel Picks Up 12   Gardena Man Listed as Missing in Third ‘taster’ Explosion

Third U.S. Ship Sunk By Mine   An Ottawa Man Among 21. Reported Missing Off Korea; 52 Casualties in Three Mishaps

Mine Sinks A U. S. Ship Sailing In Korean Water   Mine Sweeper Magpie Goes Down After Hitting Floating Mine; 21 Men Are Reported Missing

Minesweeper Hits Red Mine; 21 Are Missing   Third U. S. Warship Strikes Russian Mine Near North Korea

Naval Craft Is Sunk Off Korea   Mine Sweeper Magpie Lost After Striking Floating Mine; 21 Members of Crew Reported Missing

Vessel Strikes Floating Mine: lI Missing   12 Survivors Picked Up By Sister Ship; Commander Victim

12 Survivors Are Rescued After Blast  Third U. S. Navy Vessel Struck

U. S. Minesweeper Hits Mine, Sinks Off North Korea   Kansan Is Among 21 Missing from , Crew of the Magpie.  A Rucecian Wananan

21 Missing From Americar Mine Sweeper   Is Third Ship Hit; Explosives Are Russian-Made

Mine Sweeper ls Sunk When lt Hits Mine   21 Crew Members Are Missing; ‘Third Ship To Hit a Mise in Korean Waters

—NEAR KOREA — Mine Sinks U.S. Ship; 21 Missing   12 SURVIVORS AR# PICKED UP

Minesweeper Magpie Goes Down After It Strikes Mine In East Coast Waters

First American Ship Sunk in Korean. Waters  12 Survivors of  DAeaanie Picked

Ship Hits Mine, it een   Reds Turn Guerrillas In SW Korea. Fighting

21 Are Missing As Third Ship Is Sunk By Mine   12 Survivors Are Taken By Minesweeper to Pusan Port

Minesweeper Is Third Ship Hit In Korean Area  Twelve Survivors Are Picked Up By Sicter Ship

MINE SWEEPER SUNK BY MINE   21 Men Are Missing; Makes Third Ship Hit In Korean Waters

21 Missing After Mine Sinks Ship   U. S. Mine Sweeper Magpie Goes Down off North Korean Shore; Twelve Sailors Survive.

MINE SWEEPER MAGPIE IS SUNK; 21 MEN MISSING   Accident Is Third Suffered By American Vessels In Past Week; Sherman Reports “Great Many” Russian-Made Floating Mines Being Found.

Mine Sweep Is Third Loss in Korean Waters   Russ-Made Weapons Presumably Sown by Northern Reds—Total Dead. Missing Now 35

U.S. Ship Hits Mine Off Korea: 21 Are Missing   Mine Sweeper Is Third Naval Casualty of Red Sea ~ Weapon ©

21 MEN MISSING AFTER DISASTER OFF RED COAST   Naval Vessel Is Third To Hit Mine, With Total Loss Of 32 fen—Russian Explosives Found.

SHIP HIT A MINI   United States Navy Announces 21 Missing Near  North Korea

1 Missing After Ship Hits Mine   U.S. Vessel Sunk in Korean Waters; 12 Survivors Found

Navy Vessel Sunk by Mine; 21 Men Lost   Mine Sweeper Third U.S. Ship to Be Hit Near North Korea

Mine Is Struck By U. 5. Vessel: 12 Survivors    Third, Ship To Strike Mine; First One To Be Reported Lost

Mine Sweeper Sunk By Mine: 21 Men Missing   Floating Mines Russian-Made

US. Vessel Is Sunk By ‘Red’ Mine   21 Americans Are Missing In Loss Of Craft

American Craft Sunk  ~ By Mine; 21 Missing   ‘Mine Sweeper Magpie Goes to Bottom: Off Coast of NorthKorea—Third U.. S. Vessel Hit in These Waters—Two. Destroyers Previously Damaged.   RUSSIAN-MADE EXPLOSIVES

Soviet Organ Claims Truman Trying To Start World War  Pravda Plays Up Remarks Issued By Navy Secretary, MacArthur And Stassen

Truman Charaec By Soviet Press  Reds Say Americans Prergring For War

Pravda Charges U.S. Fomenting ‘Preventive War’  Truman Denounced R., D.-l Deewvbes Oivecrem

Farmer Killed as Car, Train Crash   IOWA TRAFELC DEATHS By The Associated Dress February 10, 1950 VTebronry. 19. 10410

Youth Killed When Tractor Tips Over   IOWA TRAEEIC DEATHS By The Associated Press February 2, 1950 February 2, 149

U.S. Forces Liberate 400 American Prisoners Held by Reds at Seoul

23 Injured As Lightning Hits Trolley   Pittsburgh Suffers Extensive Damage In Fierce Storm

Lightning Hits Two  Trolleys And Church  Twenty-Three Persons In-

For More Than An Hour Pittsburgh Was Lashed By Roars Of Thunder, Cracks Of Lightning And Rain

Double Check Y our Income Tax Return, Advice of State   Wegener Says Aides to Check Every One

BRIDGES TRIAL GOES 10 JURY   Follows 81 Days And Mor: Than 2,000,000 Pages Of Testimony

Bridges Trial Finally at Enc   Perjury Case Ready For Federal Jury

Homes Dynamited After National Guard Leaves; IPickets Ordered Away

Truman Assails  ‘Foolish, Selfish’ Buying in Crisis Warns of Control,  Rationing Action To Halt Upsurge

Price Controls, Rationing To Be Applied If Needed,  ‘President Warns Nation

Controls If Prices Skyrocket   Truman Scores ‘Scare Buying’ and Speculation - In Speech on Korean Crisis: Bitter at Reds

Truman Is Ready ToC 2r Control   Says He Will Take Measures If Prices Show Undue Jumps

Price Curbs Will Be Used If Necessary  President Terms Excessive Buying

SCARE BUYING IS ASSAILED BY HST   Prepared to Order Ration. ing If Necessary

[President Says He Is Ready To Order iPrice Control and Rationing If Needed

Truman Says Scare Buying  Is “Foolish” And “Selfish”   President In Radio Address To Nation Raps Excessive Purchases And Speculation — Korean Attack Raw Aggression, He Says

Truman Ready  To Invoke Price Curbs If Needed   Rationing Also Would Be Ordered, President Says

Truman Says He'll Curb Price Rises with Rations, Controls   -Terms Hoarding. Is Foolish And Verv Selfish

President Calls Scare Buying Foolish, Selfish   Says He'll Order Price Control and Rationing !f Needed

TRUMAN READY TO ORDER PRICE FREEZE, RATIONING   Scare Buying Foolish, Selfish, Says President In His Report to Nation

Truman Ready Te Order Controls   Says He Will Also Order Rationing If Prices Still Go Up

Truman Tells Of Possible War Curbs  Soviet Attitude To Korean War Is Denounced

Profiteering In Time Of Emergency Gives Aid To Enemy, Is President’s Charge

President Warns Price Rises Will Bring Controls  Hits Profiteers And Hoarders In Address; Condemns Red Attack

Truman Says Price Rise Would Bring  Rationing   President Calls Seare Purchases  Foolish, Selfish

Truman Ready To Up Controls   Presidery Addresses Nation G ver Radio

Rationing, Price Control If Prices Should Rise Undul)   Up to Russia on All-Out War or A New Uneasy Peace

Truman Agair Hits Hoarders As ‘Foolish’    £ OUEST  Renews Warning Of Rationing H Needed Tn Renort Ta Peennt.

SCARE BUYING CRITICIZED BY TRUMAN   Price Controls, Rationing To Be Used If Necessary

Truman Ready To Order Price Controls   Sharply Raps Scare Buying As “Foolish, Selfish’’

Truman Will Invoke Rationing If Necessary  President Says Scare Buying Is ‘Selfish. Foolish’

TRUMAN READY TO CLAMP ON PRICE CONTROL   President Warns Against Seare Buying And Busineas Profiteering

Hits Advocates Of lsolationism In United States   5-Year Effort To Build Peace Curbed By Red Aggression

AG EXPERTS GIVE DATA Food Prices Not Expected  To Increase Much More

Baptist Official Blasts Resolution   Convention President Onvoses Federal Fund

CANCER VICTIM'S WIDOWER DENIES MAKING APPEAL   Reginald Borroto Changes His Story of Asking Doctor To Hasten Death

(Husband In’Mercy Killing’ Claims HeNever Asked For Wife's Death

Husband Of Cancer Victim To Resume Stand Today After Testifying He Never Pleaded With Doctor To End His Wife’s Sufferings

Mercy Plea Is Denied By Husband  Borroto Says He   Borroto Says He Didn’t Ask Sander To Hasten End

Husband Says He Didn’t Ask Death Of Wife   Trial Testimony Contradictory In Mercy Killine Case

Borrofo Says He Asked No Aid of Sander   Denies Prior Statement He urged Medic to End Cancer-Ridden Woman's Suffering and Anaany

Caf-and-Mouse Game Over Gold   - British Customs’ Hos $56,. 000 in Gold, Mysterious American Couple Sought

Pendergast Group Expected to Take Over K. C. Polities  Police Admit Little Chance For Solving Binaggio’s Murder

CLUES LACKING; GANG SLAYING PROBE BALKED   Young Pendergast ‘Deal’ Hinted In Missouri

‘Deal’ Forecast After .Murder Of Binaggio   Slain Gambler's Peace Appeal to Truman Revealed

Pendergast’s Return Talked In Kansas City  Police Hunt Goes On For Binaaaio Slavers

Byrnes To Seek Governor's Post  Former New Dealer ' Announces Plans

Byrnes Enters South Carolina Governor Race   Hope Expressed He ‘Can Be of Some Service’

Byrnes Back In Polities .   Ex-State Secretary Seeks Governorship

Byrnes Says He Will Run  ForGovernor      Former ‘Assistant President’ Cites Wishes Of His Friends

BYRNES TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Ex-Cabinet Member Eye: So. Carolina Post

BYRNES TO MAKE  RACE FOR GOVERNOR   [Former Secretary of State Fourti  to Enter Contest in South : Carolina.

Jim Byrnes To Run For  Governor   Former ‘Assistant President’ Tosses Hat Into Race

Byrnes To Try Politics Again °  Ex-Secretary To Run For Governor At 70

Twenly May Be Dead in Canadian Rail Disaster   Fifty-Eight Injured in Head-on Collision of Fast Trains.

Dio For the Victims of a  Train Wreck   Eighteen Are Believed Dead in Canadian Collision

Toll Set At 20 In Canads Train Crash   Wards Missing From Order Blamed For Troop Train Mishap

10 Dead in Crash Of Canadian Trains   Soldiers Stated for Korea Duty Are Killed

20 Perish In Head On Crash   2 Canadian Trains Collide: 16 Are Ca. nadian Soldiers

TWO TRAINS CRASE   Many Soldiers Among Deac And Missing After Collision in Canada

U.S. Service To Watch Red: In Asia Asked   Senator Proposes Agency Similar To Strategic Unit

WITNESS OAV BEDNAGEK HiND DEATH IN MIND   State Offering Testimony to Show Youth Losing Sweetheart.

Court of Appeal: Rules Feinberg Law Is Valid   Communists, Group Of Teachers Plan To Appeal Verdict

State Appeals Court to Be Asked to Alter Appellate Division Rule on Feinberg Law

Army Of Soldiers Seek Missing Tot  Wanders From Home At Military Base

New Accord In Phone Dispute Waits Approval   13,000 Workers In 5 States, Including lowa, Are Affected

Economists Foresee Controls On Prices And Wages In U.S.  Babson Calls Inflation Dishonesty; Government

Executive of Kansas City Hotel Slain   Shot as He Walks inte Office; Former Room Clerk Is Arrested.

6 Die In Crash Of Auto, Truck  Entire Cleveland Family Wiped Out

Frank Phillips Is Seriously Ill   Oklehoma Oil Man in Poor Condition Following Emergency Operation

Chester Cole, 38, Shoots Wife and Himself In Kitchen Of Home On Route 51 Near Union. town   BOY GIVES REPORT TO STATE POLICE

Stover _ Ousted as President   _Farmers Union. Board: Takes Action

Row Over Stover Goes On In lowa Farmers Union   6 Board Members Move to Oust Him As President

DUSTER ACTION NAY BE FOUGHT OUT IN COURTS   Anti-Stover Faction Selects Hoffman, lowa Falls, as President.

Stover Ousted By F.U. Board  Farmerse Groun Save   Farmers Group Says President Ineliaible

GOP Camnaian  WwWMEll  dha Wee rE Against Achesor Gains Impetus  More Republicans   More Republicans Join in Cry for Secretary's Scalp

ACHESON REMARKS ABOUT HISS BRING NEW CRITICISM   Two G. O. P. Congressmen Demand That Secretary Resign or Be Fired by Truman.   STATEMENT CALLED + “AFFRONT TO NATION   Taft Takes More Moderate View, but Declares Cabinet Member Made “a Great Mistake.”

Resignation Of Acheson Demanded   House Unit To Call or Truman for Secret Hiss Case Records.

Group To Seek Secret Record Of Government   Fairness to People Is Given as Reason For Official Ouster

Sec. Acheson Ouster Demands Boom On  CAD C_1L... Dil..t Ut. AtRinde   GOP Solons Blast His Attitude  Toward Hiss Despite Conviction

Captive Yank Dodges Executioner s Bullet, Escapes in Korean Clothes

‘Reporting for Duty After Capture, Sir’ GI Dodges His Executioner’s Bulle:

EBI Trackin o Revolutionis ts  In New York   Wife Of Assassin Jailed; Further Outbreaks Are Expected

Civil Defense Workers Urged To ‘Prepare For Gas, Germ Warfare   Iirst Aid Organization For A-Romb Attack Outlined

Defense Workers Urged to Gird For Gas Attacks  mere mn md CAS.   Government Warns Against Threat of ‘Chemical Warfare

Civil Defense Workers Urgec To Prepere for Nerve Gas And Germ Warfare Attacks

U.S. Warned to Get Ready for Germ, Gas War  ™ ff   Civil Defenses Told of Deadly Nerve Gas Use

Civil Defense Workers Warned Of  Possible Gas, Germ Warfare Attacks

 —G.0.P. FAVORS SPAIN, REICH —  Senate Set to Vote $1 Billion in Arms Aid

Huge Gorilla Finally Chased Back Inio His Cage By Lutle Garter Snake After Roaming Around Two Hours

GIANT GORILLA CHASED BACK T0 CAGE BY SNAKE   Bushman Bites Keeper, Ignores Fruit in Two Hours of Freedom.

Little Snake Traps Bushman  Lincoln Park Gorilla Escapes From Caae

GARTER SNAKE TURNS TRICK ON BUSHMAN  . Mightiest Captive Gorilla Escapes Cage

Defense Spending For Fiscal Year About 13 Billion  Figure May Increase — Because of Atlantic ls FE oS ce Fae

Defense Figure Studied for 52; To Be 13 Billion   Truman Rejects Plan for Creation of  Study Commission  at Conference.

$13 Billion Set AsDefenseGoal   But Figure May Go Higher Under Atlantic Pact

But Boost In Estimate Is Possible   President Declares Ceiling Placed on Military Budget

80,000 Guards To Report Soon   Won't Be in Fighting Trim Until Next Year

TRAINING OF NATIONAL GUARDS IS EXPECTED TO TAKE MONTHS   Fighting Trim Will : Not Be Reached tintll Mavi Yaar

Emergency Proclaimed At Cairo   Students Demand British Get Out Of Suez Zone

Schools Get Watered Down Aid Program   Counties Get Nothing, Told to Go on Tax Strike

Legislature OK's School Bill, Adjourn:   Both Houses Agree On Compromise Act, To End Stalemate

More Than 400 Attend 73rd Annual Commencement .   [Pictures - will. appear in Monday's edition of The Tribune.]

Atom Stockpile Papers Stolen And Recovered  Nen-Secret Prints And Car Stolen While PNietcsme TMeanbl Ppnfkilen

‘Anti-Fascist’ Leader Slated To Begin Term   Screen Writers Due In Court Friday On Charge Of Contempt

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ . Jesus Found To Be Unusual Prisoner

U.S. To Push Forces For  West Europe  Archean Waite Talks   Acheson Waits Talks With Ministers Of Western Powers

European Defense Plans  Subject Of N. Y. Meeting   Acheson Is Expected To Urge Strong Defense Construction For Baron: cA

WEST EUROPE’S SAFETY SOUGHT   Acheson Will  Press For Strong Build-Up Of De. fenses Against Aggressor.

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‘FBI Called In To Assist investigation Of Nationwide Crime Syndicate Believed Responsible For $40,000 Dallas Gem Robbery

Funds Granted For Spy Probe   ‘Million-Name "Bible 0: - Subversives” To Be Issued

NEW FUND FOR SPY PROBING   Plan Million-Name List Of Subversives; New Grant Is $150,000

Grant More Funds  For House Probe  Will Draft ‘Bible of Subversive Activities’

To Issue ‘Bible of Subversive Activities’  TT ft. egy   House Committee Gets $150,000  To Carry Out Investigations

Mrs. W. J. Kress  Services Tuesday Lived Near Merrill  For Manv Years

THINK YOU'RE HAV ING IT TOUGH?  Weekly News Letter Tells Mentanans' Wintry Woes

MORE THAN $25,000 IN DAMAGES CAUSED IN ROARING BLAZE  Fire Razes Grain Elevator Here

i nnn ne DLA PARR MORE THAN $25,000 IN DAMAGES. CAUSED IN ROARING BLAZE  Fire Razes Grain Elevator Here

U.S. Earmarks Millions for Korean Relief   Plan to Succor Friend and Foe Arouses Protests by Republicans

Auxiliary Pillow Case Party 8 p.m Friday at Legion Hall.   ALBURGER COMMUNITY CLUB HAS CHILI SUPPER, NOV. 9

Airforce Reports  Losses in Korea   First 60 Days Cost U. S. 58 Planes and 94 Casualties, General Reveals

DENY LEOPOLD WILL ABDIGATE   Belgian Leaders Hope Civil War Can Be Averted

Belgian Crowds In Anary Mood, Revolt Looms  Government Denies ioe . me..22

Deny Leopold Will Abdicate; . Rioting Resumes  Violence Follows = -* Official Word King Will Stay

Renew Riots As Abdication Of Leopold Denied   Crisis Ils Expected Tuesday; Angry Mot Calls Cops Killers

Two Are Killed  In Plane Crash   Fate Of Third Man In C-45 Is Unknown

Blame Chiang, Acheson Says  Nationalists’ Fall   Nationalists’ Fall Laid to Bunaling

CZECHS’ SPY PURGE TRIALS ARE PRESSED   Long Prison Terms O: Death Given to 48; 18 To Go on Trial

Czech Spy Purge in High Gear  Still Grinding Out  Santancac af Daath

U.S. Navy Planes  Pouce Fa Erase! SVen ig Prence   First Weapons. Sent Under Atlantic Pact

Officers Installed By IO0F Lodge   Eugene Fields Heads Smethport Order

Ideal Rebekah Officers Installed   Mrs. Gertrude Arnett -And Staff Preside

Burglar Kills Deiroit Man, 74  Two Granddaughters Terrorized In Bed

Ohio Congressman Battles Postoffice To Restore Twice-Daily Mail Delivery

BROWN RAPS DONALDSON Ohio Republican Claims  \Mail Service Reduction ‘Rash And Unwarranted’

Brown Enters Fight Over Mail Service Cuts  Canale Ta Wand Mb   Seeks To Head Off Additional Reductions By Donaldson

Truman To Make Radio Talk Tonight   Wilson Heads Nation’: Mobilization; Dewey Favors Total Arms

——- ssa aaa aan ia ea iain mmmmaiaa aa a  Truman To Tell Nation About Economic Powers

EMERGENCY PROCLAMATION DUE SATURDAY  President May Shock Nation In Talk Booked To Be Given At 10:30 Tonicht

Price Of Communist Fight Be Told People By Truman   By MERRIMAN SMITH Up White Houe Reporter

rice It Must Pay to Halt World Communism Gains  Pre I to Tell Nation

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   President to Tell People of National Emergency

ruman AD Tell- RADIO ADDRESS TO MATION AT 10:30 TONIGHT   Expected to Declare National Emergency Tomorrow Morning -

President To Review War Crisis   Nationwide Radio-TV Broadcast Is S e-1 For 9:30. O'clock (CST) Tonight

Radio-T'V Speech Is Set Tonight   Expected To : Announce Start Of Controls

Fact-Finders Facing Recall On Hour Notice   Miners Plead Not Guilty As Federal Court Hearing Starts

MINERS UNION ENTERS. PLEA. IN ITS TRIAL   UMW Doesn't Admit _It-Is Staging —__        —Faalflielda Civika” OO

Drug Ring Death Link   Confessed Slayer of Hutchinson Taxi Driver ‘Ordered to Kill’ -

Deadly Red Guerrillas Slip Thru ‘U.S. Lines With Korean Refugees

TIBET APPEAL BEFORE U.N. LACKS SPONSOR  Neither India Nor Nationalist Ching Shows Inclination

No Sponsor in UN for Tibet: Appeal   Desperate Note in Tibet’s Bid for Help from UN

‘Polio Victim Whose Bike ‘Was Stolen, Finds She ‘Has Great Many Friends

HAVE ONLY ONE BIDDER   For the Moving of Radio St&tion From Hutchinson to K. U.

Glazed Roads Halt Traffic in Northwest   Icy Rain Freezes as It Falls: Streams Rising in California

Rewrite Budget Policy, State Auditor Urges   More Efficient Method Would Give Legislature Better Foresiqht—Keliher

Lewis Case Taken To Appeals Cour!   Government Seeks To Have Judge Overnule Judge Keech’s Finding

Government Appeals Federal Judge’s Decision In Clearing UMW Of Contempt Of Court

Miners Union Under Fire In Contempt Case   Justice Department Begins Action, Aske Verdiet Overruled

Guard Pulls Out Of Enka Strike  Browning Assured No Violence Will Result

Congress Boils Anew In Charges Of Gov't Reds   Trade Officials Flatly Reject Requests For Resignations.

Sawyer Asks 2 Commerce Dept. Men to Resign  One Shows Up for Work Decnite Reques!

Appears on Job Despite Ouster   Michael Lee. Asked by Sawyer to Resign. Refuses to Quit

CLAIM REDS IN COMMERCE DEPARTMENT   Secretary of Commerce Sawyer In Middle of Swirling Contro very   SHARP NEW CLASHES

Reports For   Work Though  Discharged Michael Lee Refuses To Quit Job With  ON ag ee eg oe

Decline to Resign Commerce Jobs While ‘Under Fire’  Had Been Asked By Sawyer to Quit; Prepare Changes

Sawyer Defied On Orders For Aides To Quit   Remington, Lee Assert They Won't Resien “Under Fire’

Two to Protest ‘Poor Risk’ Firing   Commerce Departmen Employee Shows Up for Work Today

Sawyer Lands In Middle of Capital Storm   Cabinet Official Asks Two Aides to Resign. Request Is Refused— New Charges Hurled

SHOWDOWN COMING Commerce Employe Refuses lo Be Fired in Loyalty Row

U.S. Official Under Fire Defies Order To Quit Work   Lee Establishes Legal Point; Able, Willing to Perform Duties

Commerce Dept. Men Refuse To Quit Under Fire   Termed Bad Security Risks, Officials Will

Both Asked to Leave By Sec. of Commerce Sawyer; Hear Senate Members Serve Notice

‘One OF Officials Asked To Resign ‘Appears At Work   Michael Lee, Of Commerce Dept., Defies Sawver

bUED BACK TL WOnK; OAWYER OUT OF TOWN   One of Two Commerce Dep’t Officials to Be “Fired” Plans Fight.

ACCUSEDFEDERAL EMPLOYES REFUSE TO QUIT WORK   SECRETARY SAWYER HAS REQUESTED PAIR SUBMIT RESIGNATION

Commie Probe Boiling Again Over Charges GOP, Truman in   GOP, Truman in Sharp New Clashes

Commerce Official DemandsTwo Quit   Sawyer Declares Loyalty Issue Not Involved In Latest Decision

Cabinet Aide Defies Move For Ouster   Lee, Under Fire Asks . To See Commerce Secretary in Row

To Fight Charges   Two Accused As Poor Security Risks Refuse Ty Ouit Under Fire

Lee Shows Up for Work As Usual   Remington, Now On Vacation, Also Plans to Fight

Michael Lee, Commerce Department Official Under Fire as Poor Security Risk, ' Reports for Work Aaain Today as Usual

Lee To Plan Job Defense   Official Challenges Attempt To Fire Him

Remington, Lee Refuse To Give Up Their Posts   Sawyer In Middle Of Swirling Controversy; State Department Declares M’Carthy Comnlete Failure In Charves

Lee, Remington Refuse to Resign .  Secretary Sawyer Is Storm Center in Loyalty Shakeups

Two Commerce Dept. Officials Decline To Quit  GOP, Administration Renew Clash On Communist Issue

Red Hunt Boils In  New Fury   Commerce Officials Refuse To Submit Their Resignations

Quit, ls Order  to Remington   Under Congress Attack as Poor Security Risks

FEDERAL WORKER CHALLENGES MOVE TO DISCHARGE HIM   Michael Lee Shows Up for Work in Commerce Department After Sawver Asks for His Resignation.   LOYALTY OUFSTIONED,; SAYS HE IS NOT A RED   Action Sets Stage for Battle —Ouster Charges Being Drafted Against Him and W. W. Remington.

REMINGTON AND LEE WON'T QUIT   Officials Asked By Sawyer To Resign ‘Can’t Leave Under Fire’   M‘CARTHY ASSAILED

LEE WORKS DESPITE REQUEST TO QUIT   Commerce Dept. Officia Under Fire As Poor Security Risk

COMMIE PROBE FIGURES STICK TO THEIR JOBS   Commerce Department Official Under Congress Fire Reports for Work

BOTH 10 FIGHT SECURITY CHARGES   Lee And Remington Claim Principle At Stake   STATE DEPT,   Fires Charge At McCarthy; Taft Says Cooperation Of Demos Lacking

Charges Being Drawn Against Two Officials   Not Questioning Loyalty, Sawyer Says Of Pair

2: Commerce Employes To Fight Ouster   Lee, Remington Say They Won't Quit-On Disloyalty Charges

Commerce Head Fires 2 Employes   Remington, Lee In Center Of Row On.  Government Lovaliv

Quster Target Lee Prepares Fight for Job  Commerce Official Shows up for Work

Two Officials Deny Request To Quit Posts   Lee and Remington Re. fuse to Leave Commerce Department   PLAN CHARGES   Dismissal Will be Sought in -This Way Since They Will Not Resign Jobs.

One Official Turns Up For Work As Usual  Sec. Sawyer Calls   Sec. Sawyer Calls For Resignation O! Pair Called Poor ‘Security Risks’

Lee, Commerce Dep't. Official, Defies Order Asking His Resignation   Department Officials Say They Are Drafting Ouster Charges Against Michael Lee And William Remington Of Doubtful Lovalty

Lee Reports At Office Despite Order To Quit   Other Man Fired B: Sawyer Is Out Of Washington

Furore Gains Over Reds In Government   Lee, Remington Say No To Resigning; McCarthy Berated

REMINGTON AND LEE STAY ON THE JOB   Under Fire in Congress as Poor Security Ricks; Declare They‘ll Fight Re _ moval.

Arrives af Work Despite Request For Resignation   Commerce Worker Michael Lee Goes To Office Today

Ouster Charges Are Being Prepared Against Him And William M. Remington, Also Asked To Quit

Congressmen Add To Fury “at Disputes + out Reds  4%   mB . 7 and Remington Say They Will Not  Resign Under Fire

Official Refuses To Resign   Michael Lee At Work Despite Request To Quit His Job In Government

Two to Protest  ‘Poor Risk’ Firing   Commerce Departmen Employee Shows Up for Work Today   WON'T QUIT, BOTH SAY   WUN LT YUL, DUIM DAT  Charges in Preparation Against Men Asked to Resign

Remington, Lee Figured Recently In Loyalty Probes  Secretary Sought   Secretary Sought Resignations for Agency's Good

Commerce Aid Defie: Sawyer to Fire Him   Lee Refuses to Resign Position, Sets Stage for Legal Battle

Furore Over Reds In Gov’  Boils Anew   Commerce Secretary Seeks Resignations of Two Trade Officials; Both Refuse To Ouit.

Michael Lee At Job Today   Despite Sawyer Request for Resignation; Remington, Other Man, on Halidoy

Commerce Dept. Worker Refuses To Resign Post  ‘Lee, Called ‘Risk’, On Job Today; Remington “Also Asked To Quit

 Two Officials Refuse to Resign Commerce Secretary New Center of Storm

Official Defies Sawyer Order   Accused ‘Risk’ Starts Battle To Keev Commerce Job

Kansas Political Figure Succumbs  aud Allen, Former  is ia aM a al   Henry Allen, Former Senator and Governor  Dies in Wichita, Kans.

Former Senator Allen Dies At Kansas Home   Was Once Governor Of Kansas, Newspaper Publisher

Wichitan Prominent . In Kansas Political  And Newspaper Circles For Over Half Century

Henry J. Allen, Kansas GOP Leader, Dies .   Former U.S: Senator And. Ex-Governor Ill For Several Weeks

Ex-Governor Kansas, Dies  7 Allen,    Former U. S. Senator, 81, Ill For Several Weeks

Henry J. Allen Dies at Wichita  Was Former United States Senator and Governor of Kansas  ILL SEVERAL WEEKS Had Been in Newspaper  Business in State For  Half Century

Survivor Of Second Air Crash Says Crew Renvorted Instruments Faulty

Survivor of French Plane Crash Declares Instruments Aboard Craft Were Faulty

Survivor of French Plane Crash Says Crew Reported Instruments As Faulty

CHINESE AIRMEN BOMB CANTON; 70 REPORTED KILLED   ‘Ching’s Flyers Pound A Communist-Held Cities

Nationalists Hit Canton Area /   Air Raids Extensive, Chiang Force Clairhs

Chiang Planes Bomb China  Reds’Mainland  Canton Chief Target Qaf Wasttasnaliaeta

More Than  1,000 Dead And Injured   Huge Fires Are Sweeping City

Yankees Win, 5-2, To Sweep Series   Rookie Whitey Ford Is Robbed of a Shutout By Ercorin Ninth Inning as Bronx Bombers Take Fourth Straight: Miller Kavoed in First

Ninth Inning Rally By Phils Fails to Upset Powerful New Yorkers   Whitey Ford Win: Lth Yank Title   Bronx Bombers Explode With 3 Runs in Sixth; Berra Clouts Home

Yankees Sweep World Series As ‘Whiz Kids’ Bow 5 to 2   SIXTH INNING YANKEES-

Southpaw Rookie Whitey Ford ‘Scores 5-2 Win   Champions Keep World Title in Baseball Classic

New York Yankees Take Fourth Game, 5-2, to Sweep 1950 World Series From Phillies  Rookie Pitcher Whitey Ford Brings Bombers 13th Title

Score 5-2 in Final Game ‘As New Yorkers Tame Phils ‘With Whitey Ford Pitching

New Yorkers Take Fourth Game by 5-2   Phillies’ Rally in Ninth ts Stopped by Allie Reynolds

Whip Phils I Deciding Game, 5-2   New York Knocks Rookie Bob Miller Out in Ist Inning   bP dlc hahad a a Lot  Phillies....2 7 1 Yankees....5 8 2

New York Yankees Win World Serie: Title With 5-2 Victory Over Phils

Yankees Sweep Series, Subdue Phils in Fourth  Champions of 1950 Hammer Out 5 to 2 Win in Finale

Win Fourth And Final Game, 5-2   Woodling’s Error In  Ninth Robs Ford ' Of Shutout Over Philadelphia

30.000 DEPORTED TO NORTH South Korea Estimates Commies  Slew 5,000 Residents Of Seoul

France Facing Loss Of Asian lands To Reds   Three Alternatives Seen As Commies Gain In Indochina

France Faces Asia Threat   Indochina Disaster Frankly Studied By French Officials

France Faces Major Crisis  In Indo-China   Takes Steps to Arm, Reinforce Forces Fighting Commies

French Taking Steps To Avert Far East Loss   Indochina Troops May Be Re-Armed To Face Vietminh

Flying Tigers of Korea Destroy 40 Commie Tanks   Lie Asks UN Members For Ground Forces

BOLSTER ITS HAND ABROAD   Former GOP Ken: tucky Senator. Will Accompany Ache. son to London.

ADMINISTRATION REINFORCES FOREIGN POLICY   Appointment for aehesan s Aide ‘io Help Polieyv

YOUNG “GARDNER SEEKING CAREER   Son Of Late Governor, Soon To Graduate From Law School, Offers For State Senate

Reveol Security Council Members Canvassed Before Truman Decision

Nai inci _pettciaiaiieeciaanel OUTGO EXCEEDS INCOME FOR THIRD OF FAMILIES

German, Jap Arming Urged Upon Senate  Recruiting by U.S., Lnited Nations Among Proposals

Solons Want. Germany And Janan Armed   Bipartisan Demands Voiced in Congress: Propose Plan For Enlistment of Japs

Solon Urges. Signing Japs InU.S. Army   Calls Also Voiced For Defense Arming _ Of German Peonvle

Demands for Arming Germans and Japanese Are Being Voiced in Halls of Congress

WOULD ENLIS1 JAPS ASU. 8. FIGHTERS   Fear Of Possible Attack By Reds Indicated  DANDNCAIC      To Assist Former War Il Foes Comes From Both Parties In Congress

Lie Admits Walkout Is UN Crisis   Secretary Generol Confident Soviets Will Walk In Aagir

REDS’ BOYCOTT TERMED GRAVE CRISIS FOR U.N   Lie Confident Soviets Will Return; Slaps East, West On Row

TERMED GRAVE CRISIS FOR U.N.   Lie Confident Soviet: Will Return; Slaps  East, West On Row

Council Of Deputies Is Established   To Forestall Red Try at Aggression

‘Unprecedented Action Taken to  Forestall Russ   New Group to Sit Permax  nently in London; American to Be Head

AMERICAN 10 BE NAMED HEAD OF HIGH LEVEL GROUF   Door Still Left Open To Inter ‘national Settlement OF World Problems

Seven Now Seeking Governor's Post; List Of All Candidates Announced

Sawyer Aides Ficht Ouster   Remington, Lee To Face Secret Charge

FEW SHOWERS ON WAY   But Rain Is Scheduled to Miss Overflow Areas in Kansas

VFW, Auxiliaries Of District Hek Meet Here Sur   More Than 250 Delegat - Attended Semi-Annual Dinner Meeting

VFW, Auxiliaries Of District Helc Meet Here Sun   More Than 250 Delegat “Attended Semi-Annual

Tells Of Wallace And Red Parley  FBI Agent Testifies Of Vote Conference

Wallace and Communists Conferred On Campaign Aid, House Probe Told

Wallace Wanted To Know Abott How Much Help Communists Would Give His Third Party

FBI Agent Tells Wallace Try for Communist Votes   Known as Red, Agent Was Oné of Two Who Met Candidate

Says Wallace Met. With Red Leaders In 1948 Campaign   Sought Their Votes, Ex-Undercover Agen Tells House Group

sought Support For Third Party, Witness Says  @  Cvetic, Who Posed as Communist for Seven Years, Says He Was One of

Witness Links  Wallace, Reds   Agent Bares Vote Getting Tatke With Commounists

PROGRESSIVE PARTY RAMED BY WITNESS   Wallace Met With Reds in Pittsburgh, Latest Testimony Reveals.

Services Friday  For Mrs. Edwards  Had Been Le Mars Resident 45 Years

Services Friday For Mrs. Edwards  Had Been Le Mars ~ Resident 4m Venrs.

Plumer St. To Be Resurfaced   Highway Dept. Also Plans Other Jobs In This District

Plumer St. To Be Resurtaced  Highway Dept. Also Plans Other Jobs  =e = Pet» * es

Carrier Planes Rake Air Fields and Red Fortified Positions on 100 Miles of Coast.   U. N. GROUND FORCES ATTACK IN 3 SECTORS      One Drive Northeast of Taegu Has as Objective Ciosing, of 414-Mile Gap in Their Lines.

Yanks Seize Peak 8 Miles From Taequ   American Casualties In Seizing Mount Are Reported Heavy.

STIFFLY RESISTING INVADERS SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES   Marines, Infantrymen Launch Attack After Warplanes Blast Reds

Ferocious Air Attack Precedes Ground Fight   9000 Thrown In Attack

New Offensive Action Follows Fero- cious Air Attack Against 6th North .: Korean Division Forced to Expose Positions to 5th Air Force Fighters and Bombers.   ‘REDS USE ARTILLERY

Army - Marines Push North Koreans Back Four Miles In Tough Fightingin South’

Ground Forces Backed By Huge Air Umbrella   Marines, Infantrymen Inflict _ Heavy Casualties On Communists. Southern Front Scene Of Action

‘Chute Jump Record Is Broken    Paratrooper Brings:  Championship to U. S. With 123 Consecutive Jumps Made on July 4

ParatrooperMakes 123 Jumps in Day To Set New Record   Sergeant, 32, Wears Out 5 Pilots; Says He's Glad It’s Over; Has Slieht Infury

Paratrooper Brings Record For Most Jumps In One Day Back To U.S. — Quits Last Night After 123 Leaps

Army Sergeant Breaks All Records For Consecutive Parachute Jumps

Jumps 123 Times for World Record   Paratrooper Brings Mark Back to US tm One-Dav Session

Triplets Born on Consecutive Days Are At Home in Four-Room River Houseboat

Triplets Live On Houseboat  Visitors Need Boa To Rea Pomnbenyses

IN BLINDING SPEED  Navy Rocket Hits 3,600 Miles ar Hour: Climbs 107 Miles

Railroad Strike Is Set for Wednesday;  Instructions Given   Union Is Directed to Handle All Hospital, Troop and Milk Trains

Railroad Firemen Poised For Strike  Men Told To Handle Troop, ‘Hospital And

Rail Strikers Told  To Avoid Violence  Mail Trains To Be Shunned By Union

U.S. Planes Patrol Strait  As Formosa Waits Invasion   Nationalists Prepare To Ignore Truman Order; Wash ington Silent On Plans If China Reds Move

Six Savagely Hit with Club   Fiend Invades Homes, Strikes 2 on Street

Detroit Police Seeking Madmar   Fiendish Attacks Made on 6 Persons

Fiend Beats Six Persons With Metal ‘Club in Detroit   Police Mobilize for Manhunt: Five Victims Have Skull Fractures.

Seek Escapee fron Mental Hospital In Attacks on 6  Women, Children Beaten in Detroit,  ae LI. wot

SIX PERSONS INJURED — Detroit Seeks Madman  For Fiendish Attacks

Six Attacked by Mental Patient   Dangerous Person in Detroit Is Hunted

Six Attacked In Detroit; Police  Hunta Madman   Beats Women, Chil. dren In Terrifying Visits to Houses

—SIX CLUBBED— Five Suffer Fractures  Of Skulls   Believe Intruder An Escaped Inmate

Dangerous Inmate From Mental Institution ‘Sought for Attacking Detroit Residents.”

U.S. Third Infantry  Arrives in War Zone   Extended Guerrilla Action Is Feared in North Korea

Guerrillas May Keep War Going In Korea   Another Greece Or Indo-China Seen By Some In Washington

Opposition In Guerrilla Forces Feared In Korea   Officials Believe Dispersed Communist Army Will Take To Hills For Guerrilla Warfare

Officials Fear Guerilla Forces Of North Korea   Communist Soldiers May Form Bands And Fight On For Years

Fear Guerrilla Warfare in Korea   Red Army Groups Could Fight On For Long Time

Another Greece, Indo-China? iU.S. Fears Korea War To ‘Become Guerrilla Battle

Korean War May Be Prolonged By Guerrilla Bands   U.S. Officials Fear Reds May Turn the Nation Into Another Greera tnda-Chinn

‘What's The Next Turn? Endless Guerrilla Battle Seen Prospect In Korea

Fear Guerrilla Warfare in Kore:  Red Army Groups   Red Army Groups Could Fight On For Long Time

Guerrilla Warfare F eared In Korea  * * * * * *~ * * *  U.S. M ilitary Leaders Say Reds Could 7  oht On Fin. Voenre. +

Mystery Forces From Manchurie Not Seen Either   South Korean Drive 60 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel Now

New Worries Arise as Red Koreans Flee   Army May Break Up Into Guerrilla Groups. Red China May Now  Intervene in Wor

New Threat In Korea   Nation May Be Turned Into Second Greece By Red Guerrilla Bands

Noted Literary Authority Dies in Hotel Leap   'Leftist’ Educator, Native of Pasadena, Pens Suicide Note

Depressed by Chaotic World, Jumps 12 Stories From Hotel   Matitnissen's Farewell: " Am a : Christian; A Socialist: { Believe in Peace’

a nsec I et a a ecm ence ln nmr tn Do RR Alp nla alli ces eis PARES AL es meal rt ders, «Sa AoW ila  Senators Told Old Capone Gana in New Crime Chain

Senators Hear  Of Mob Revival   Capone Mob Reactivated, Witness Tells Prohe

India Takes Long Time To Give Its Official Title As a New Nation

Two Mill Ad Valorem Tax Boost Urged   Needed to Balance State Budget, Gov. Wi git ls invormed

Long Time Meadville Resident Dies foday   Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Lived There 80 Years.

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Dies Monday Morning At Home In. Meadville

Fall Back From Taejon Under Fire   Fight Stubbornly Agains Red Tanks On Way To Next Stopping Place  At Highway Junction.

AMERICANS IN STUBBORN WITHDRAWAL   Communist Objective Appears to Be ‘Aimed at Supply Line from Pusan.

Reds Open Blazing Push Below Taejon   U.S. Regiment Fighting Stubborn Withdrawal Action Acainst Tanks

AEDS DRIVING HAND 10 DENT NEW POSITION   Fleet Bombards Towns on East Coast; South Koreans in Counter-Attack.

Temporary Line Yields To Red Force   General Dean Still Unreported In Burning City

Yanks Falling Back Under New Red Blows   American Forces Fight Stubborn Withdrawai Ac finn an Erant Sautheanst of Taeion.

Sen. Connally Urges Quick Approval of Foreign Aid   Hickenlooper Says _ He Is Considering Amendment To Trim  Off $500 Million

Field Declares story by Budenz ‘Uiterly Faise’   Alleged ‘Angel’ of Red Cause Is Third Witness Denying Hearing Testimony.

Claims Budenz’ Testimony That He, Fields, Had Alleged Communist Work Of Owen LattiMore Was False   ASSOCIATED WITH LAPTIMORE IN IPR

STATEMENTS OF BUDENZ ‘CLAIMED FALSE   Third Witness Contradicts Charg Made by Ex-Red

Field Contradicts Claim That He Was Red Agent   Budenz's Statement Connecting Him With Lattimore Also Denied

Spy Accusation False, Senate Quizzers Told   Witness Declines To Say Whether He’s a Communist

TESTIMONY BY LOUIS BUDENZ CALLED FALSE   Third Witness Under Oath Contradicts Story by a Former Communist.

Alleged Red ‘Angel’ Denies Budenz’ Story  -But Field Refuses to Say Whether He Himself ts a Communist

Senators to Quiz Amerasia Defendant Today   a a a a a a. Se  American Veterans’ “Committee Urges McCarthy's Impeachment

Amerasia Case Defendant To Be Quizzed  - Former State Dent. Emnolove I<

Public Airing Is Called For to Clear Up Aspects of Case   Expect FBI Chief Hoover to Annea: Before Senate Committec

New Queries In Amerasia Case Begun  By Senators   State Department Ex-Employee Due To Testify Today

Massachusetts And Connecticut Plan To Repeat July 4 Traffic Campaign Which Cut Death Tol: To Only Two

Iruman Says Nation’s Liberty  ls Threatened Says Leaders of Red China Provoke Risk Of General Conflict

Truman Charges Chinese Reds Confront World With Risk of General Conflict

TRUMAN STATES RISK IS GRAVE   ‘Says China Deliberately Confronted World With Conflict   ADDRESS TO YOUTHS

Truman Hits At Chinese Intervention   President Charges Reds Confronted World With Grave Risk of New War

Truman Rap Red Chinese For Attacks Against UN   President Declares Intention To Work With World Society

Truman fits Ms Chinese  ee ee ae  Seen ee   President Charges Reds Confronted World With Grave Risk of New War

China Action Is Deliberate Threat President Says   ‘Korean Intervention Is Part of Red Scheme To Rule World’

PRESIDENT CITES GRAVE DANGERS   Truman Points To Struggle To “Preserve Our Liber ty’---China Accused Of Lichtine Tarch

Charges Communist China Leaders With Confrontin; World With Grave Risk of General Conflict

MY DVD Ss AnaAtl Nassau Dailey Review-Star Sports Editor  (Distributed by International News Servicc)   Nine Grinning Parachute Survivors Of Ill-Fated B-36 Arrive In Fort Worth Aboard C-54 With Crippled Engine

YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR AT SHAFFER MOTORS - Aa

Governor Limits Plans to Help Distressed Cities   Self-Aid Program, Rent Control, Public Aid to Be Considerec

Unions Ask Truman To Seize Railroads Mediators Report Proaress in Packard Walkout 

Rail Parleys Fail, Unions . Ask Seizure   Government Action Only Alternative to Strike, Brotherhoods Say at Washington

Union Leaders Urge Truman To Seize Railroads   Heads Of Trainmen And Conductors Organizations Call For Action; Report Progress In Auto Dispute

Non-Union Alabama Coal Mine Continues Operations After Two Dynamite Blasts

FBI May Talk To Fuchs Soon   Report Agreement Is Reached With Britain

One Off. Enother On   Great Britain Offers FBI Limited Access To Fuchs. Atomic Sctentist Convicted of Spving 

Britain Ready To Let FBI See Fuchs   Restricted Access May Not Satisfy  American Anthnoritte

Sritain Avails FBI Access to Atom Spy   Doubtful Whether US Will Consider Limite? Terms Sufficient for Probe

FBI May Quiz Klaus Fuchs  Limited Access Mday Not   Limited Access May Not Satisfy FB! in Atomic Spy Situation Probing

Offer FBI Chance To Talk To Fuchs  Britain May Grant Access To Red Spy

BIG TRAIN WRECK AT TEAGUE EARLY TODAY      All-Out Assault !s Launched 2 23 Injured I  d Crash  Bv Korean Reds On Pusana, gyn

Enemy Begins Long-Awaited Pusan Assault   About 20,000 Men Slam Into Yanks’ Reaimental Fronts

2 Divisions In Drive On Masan And Pusan Por'   Tarchlieght Procession

Commies Gain As Southern Front Erupts   North Koreans on Run at Pohang After Bloody Ratile

Foes Slam Into Allies At Midnight   Both Ends of Long Defense Line Are Placed Under Fire

‘Communists Open Long- Awaited Assault On Pusan   Two Divisions Hit American Positions

20,000 North Koreans Smash  At Allied Front   Two Communist Divisions, Preceded By Heavy Artillery, Mortar Barrage, Slam Against U.S, 24th, 35th Regimental Fronts Today As Reds Grab For Vital Port

LONG "AWAITED PUSAN ATTACK 5 U.S. TEST   20,000 North Koreans Slam Into 24th and 35th Regiments.

Mild Weather Foreseen Here  Over Week Enc   Light Rains to Have No Effect on River, Forecasters PredictFlood Threat Dimming

1.3-Inch Rain Drenches Area -River Rising   Fair, Colder Weather Forecast for Tonight In Seymour Vicinity— No Flooding Expected

BUS ROLLS ON ICE  Four of 35 Passengers Aboard In jured Near El Reno, Okla.

RUS ROLLS ON ICE  Four of 35 Passengers Aboard In nl Ww Fl Bann Okie.

LAST OF STRIKE BOUND MINERS BACK AT WORK   Flow of Coal Starts To Fuel-Starved Cities. Industries

Flow Of Coal To Fuet Starved Industries Swells Generously   Railroads Call Back Idle Men And Resume Passenger Runs; Other Industry Revives.

Report All Coal Miners Rack ta Work   Industry Beginning to Revive As Mines Operate; Furloughed Workers Recalled

Last Miners Return To Their Jobs   Industries Call Back Workers Who Were Furloughed

Mine Industry — Back to Normal In Nation Today   Workers Recalled to Jobs; All Operations in This Area Are  in Production.

No Move Toward  Contempt Actiog  WOT EIS  Until Monday Operators Accept —~  Lewis Bid For New ~* Contract Talks

NEW CONTRACT TALKS CALLED ON WEDNESDAY   Enforcement Of Court Ruling May Not Be Sought This Week 

Nation Watches For Showdown As 372,000  Miners Remain Away from Pits

U.S. To Delay Next Move In Coal Strike  To Give Miners Chance To Return

Violent Deaths In Texas Hiked To 13  Traffic Accidents Are Blamed For

Violent Deaths In Texas Hiked To 13  Traffic Accidents Are Blamed For Six Fatalities: One Man Is Drowned

Malik Reports U.S. Cruelties  Reads Telegram From North Korea Minister

Martinez Defends SCC Against Economic Develooment Chairman ln Disnute Over Freight Pates

Billy Daniels, Negro Singer Slashed With Knife by a White Actress

Fierce Battle is Raging on Western Approaches to Port City of Pusan

BRITISH CHIEF WANTS CURB ON A-BOMB   Leaders To Seek Formula For Ending Korean War  ORSERVERS      See Possibility Of Confab With Russia As Move To End Tension

120 281K VVITh :ruman : . Prime Minister Attlee Plans ‘Weekend Flight To Washington

France Hints It Will Join With Truman, Attlee   Britain Will Propose Partial Withdrawal of U. N. Forces

Big 3 Leaders May Meet To Discuss Crisis   Attlee Plans Flight To Washington For Discussions; Pleven May Come Too

Big Three Parley Is Possible On Asiatic Crisis; Pleven May Join Attlee in Washington

Worried Attlee Will Fly to U.S.  For Truman Talks Atom Bomb Report Brings New Efforts To Ease Tension

France May Join Attlee in Flight  Big Three Washington Talks Caan ac RBritan Eljec ta I] ¢

French Premier May Join Attlee for Talks in U. S.   Public Favors A-Bomb Use In- Event of All-Out War 

Situation Held Not Bad  Enough; Truman, Aftlee Conference on War Set

Attlee Will Fly to U.S. For  Truman Talks   French Premier Expected to Join Confah If He Wins Confidence Vote

Big Three Parley Is Possibility      Attlee Will Fly To Washington Sunday To See President

Rene Pleven, French Premier, Also May Come To U. 8. For Talks With Truman

Big 3 Parley Scheduled If Pleven OK'd   French Premier May Join Attlee Pending Vote Of Confidence

Attlee Making Plans to Fly to U.S. on Sunday   French Premier Miaht Pay Visit

Prime Minister Attlee Makes Plans to Fly to Washington For Talks With Pres. Truman

Big Three Parley Over Asia Becomés Possibility Today   Attlee Ready to Visit Truman; French Head May Also Come Here

May Hold Big Three  Parlev   French Are Considering Joining Attlee in Trip To U.S. to Discuss Crisis With Truman

Three-Power Talk Likely    -Atthee 40 Fly to Washington, France’s Premier May Jour Conference

Big Three War T alk Is  P ossibility  North Atlantie  Chiefs to Meet

Pleven May Join Attlee. Fly to U.S.   British. French to Confer Tomorrow: Advisers  Lined Up

French May Join Attlee At Parleys   Britisher to Come To Washington for Vital Discussions

French Chief May Sit With Attlee, HST   British Premier - Will Leave Sunday For Capital Parley

Atlee Prepares For Visit To United States   British Prime Minister In Last Minute Plans To Fly Here for Discussion

FOR FLIGHT   Prime Minister Confers With His Ministers Before Leaving Sunday to Consult With Truman.   FRENCH PREMIER MAY JOIN TALKS   Will Act if Given Confidence Vote; British Oppose Use of A-Bomb, Seek Settlement.

France's Premier May Join Effort To Preserve Peace   British Leader Expectexi Te Argue Against A-Bomd Use Without UN Consent

British Prime Minister Plans For Trip Sunday   Aims At Ending Communist China’s Intervention And Preserving Shaky World Peace: To Present British View.

To Talk With Truman Prime Minister Attlee Plans  Weekend Flight To Washington

ATTLEE SET FOR FLIGHT TO AMERICA   Prime Minister Confers With His Ministers Before Leaving Sunday to Consult With Truman.   FRENCH PREMIER MAY JOIN TALKS   Will Act if Given Confidence Vote; British Oppose Use of A-Bomb, Seek Settlement.

Luther League Rally, Choral Union Sunday  Program In Bethany Lutheran Church

Americans Repel  Guerrilla Attack   Yanks Brace To Meet Full Force Of Communist Tanks 15 Miles Away

Burned Homaing Difficult to Identity — Nearby Buildings and Automobiles Set on Fire — Inveatizgations Ordered,

Burned Remains Difficult to. Iden_tify — Nearby Buildings. and Automobiica Set on Fire — Investigations Ordered.

JORRSOR Mobiatig For Full War  Describes Korean War As Beginning Of Bia Canfli-s

$174,684 Lost by Bank Employes   Bag with $39,500 in Cash Gone from Car

Northwest  Lashed by Blizzards   High Winds Sweep East And Midwest; Death Toll Reaches 31.

Delay Seen In Anti-Red Funds   Sen. Connally Doesn't ExpeclL Appeal From Truman For Funds

Tran May Delay Arms Fund Boost  Increase In U. S.  Forces Is First

Pastor Prays For Acquittal   Church Backs Dr. Sanders In ‘Merey Killing’

Labor's Majority Reduced fo Seven  New Election Now Believed Certain

New Election Seen Delayed —  Britich Parties May   British Parties May -Form “Agreement”

Atlee Will Attempt to Govern Britain With Majority of Just Seven Votes in Commons  New General Election Later This Year Is Believed Certainty

LABOR PLURALITY DROPS TO SEVEN   Only One Of 625 Districts Still To Vote; Election This Year Seen Certainty

British Vote Delay Is Seen   ‘Gentlemen's Argument’ Due Between Two Parties, London Hears

Labor's Majority Cut to 7 by Late  Scottish Returns  Now Only One Still, _ Report; Speculate.or a Working Agreement

Labor's Margin in British Parliament Cut to 7 Members   Another General Election This Year ls Almost Certain

Conservatives And Labor May Make Agreement   Rumor Of Pact To Delay Election Is Reported

Labor Majority Is Cut to Seven   ’ New General Election Delayed Till Fall by ‘Aareement, Report .

Majority Is Cut Aaain for Labor   New York Cotton   Soybeans   ‘Truce May Delay New British Vote

LABORITES LOSE: 2 MORE SEATS   Party's Majority Cut T. Seven in Commons

New Election Delay Is Seen   ‘Gentlemen's Agreement’ May Put it Off Severe Months in Britain.   Late Bulletin

Buxom Blonde Choked Lover.  Note Reveals   Scribbled Message Al Side Of Body Leads To Arrest OF Women

Note Snares  Blonde Killer   Accuse Woman Of Slaying Married Lover After Findine Letter

East And West Tension Blocks Peace In Korea   Aggression No Good Says UN Secretary

Hurley Quiz Is Promised   Senate Group Will Question Him On Amerasia Case

Want Former Ambassador To Elaborate   -Who Sold.ar Gave: Top Secrets.to ':  HD dT nm rede lh?

Russ Strength Told to Senate   Defense Experts Declare U. S. Might Not Powerful Enough for Victory

Air Force Chief Says Russia Will Soon Be Able to-Launch Atomic Attack

Flood Picture Brighter Today   Lower Mississippi Are: Situation Improves as Rivers Fall,

FLOOD WATERS UNDER CONTROL ALONG VALLEY   Weakened Levees Expected to Hold Alone Mississippi

Floods Hit Northwest; Rivers Fall In Midwest      Army Engineers Say Situation ‘Generally Improving” Thruout Mississippi Valley

ne near aeeaeennmaaa  Flood Menace Is Lessening In Southland   ‘Mississippi, And Tributa ries Fall: Army Says Picture Improving

Statement Is Made To Officers   Child, 7, Was Hit With Fist, Left In  Water To Drown

Boy Admits He Struck Girl, Left Her To Drown in Resaca   Four Days of Questioning Bring New Story Of Death of Alien Child Near Los Fresnos

Military Chiefs Lift Lid on Plans for Mighty Armed Force   Fighting Group Build-Up, Maintenance Set - For Many Years; Belt Tightening, Other Changes Indicated

ARMY MEN BARE PROGRAM TO KEEP AMERICA STRONC   Leaders Disclose Plans te Build Mighty “Fighting Force and Maintain It for Years to Come.   MOVEMENT INSPIRED BY RUSSIAN POLICIES   Congress Expects Defense  Budget Request in January  of From $50,000,000,000 to $60,600,000,000.

Military Lift Lid o n Their Plans     Building, Maintaining Strong Forces to Touch Every Family

Secrecy Lid © Raised From Defense Plans   Top-Ranking Military Men Lift Corner of Lid for Stronger U. S. Armed Forces Planning

VEIL OF SECRECY [5 LIFTED  Armed Forces Disclose Major Points In Military Planning

Strong Army Be Built for  Years to Come   Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines To be Increased

RAISING FUND FOR HOMEWOOD HOME   Area Meeting Will Be Held In Trinity Reformed Church Tomorrow Evening For That Purpose

Fate of School Reorganization Handed fo Court   Supreme’ Court Takes Under Advisement Suit to Test Leaality

Now Recalls Fatal Night, Counsel Says   Attorneys Make Opening Statements in Murder Trial

State Opens Prosecution of Bednasek   Charge Defendant's Romance With Girl Greater Than Usual

Bednasek To Tell Jury His Story At Murder Tria!  Reaained Memorv   Regained Memory By Drug Treatment Says His Attorney

*““Bednasek  Regains His  Memory” Defense Says Drug  Ra 8. fae d......78.38..

DEFENSE SAYS DRUG REVIVED MAN’S MEMORY   Prosecution Injects Sex Angle Into U Of lowa Case

Ease Threat Of Shipping Strike   Progress Made As Walkout Time Nears

Cunboversial Carpo of Pelrolewn Jelly Still Alioard Merchant Ship

Flying Cloud’s Cargo Of Petrolatum, Bound For China, Has Its Trouble

Flying Clouc Still Holds Red Cargo  Merchant Ship Bound For Ports

CARGO CONSIGNED TO CHINA IS IN DISPUTE   16,000 Gallons Of Petroleum Jelly Going To Communist Ching Aboard ©. &. Ship

Nine Senators Demand Congress Approve UMI   _.roup:Asks-Copgress.To Stay In Sessiun ~“Tintil Training Is Adonted For Sa<ety -

Senators Ask That Congress Stay In Session Until It Okays Law For Universal Military Training

UMT Action To Be Pushed  Nine Senators Demanc Congress Mect Until

Nine Senators  Ask For UMT   Armed Services Group Stronqly Favors Proposal

Nine Senators Demand Quick Passage Of Universal Military Training Act :

Senate Group Demands UMT Bill Be Passed  9 Members Of Armec  Services Committee

Senators Press For Action On UMT Measure   9 Demand Congress Stay in Session; Cite Dangers Facing U.S.

Congressman  Dies Suddenly   Rep. Church Of IIlinois Collapses While Making Talk

Rep. Church, Veterar Of Congress, Deac   “Minos. Representative Dies During Com-. mittee Debate

Death Takes Rep. Church At Hearing   Congressman Dies Testifying Against Reoraanization Plan

Rep. Church. Illinois, Dies At Hearing   Veteran G.O.P. Congressman Suffers Heart Attack During Committee Hearing Today.

Rep. Church Dies During Hearing.   ‘Tilinois Republican Collapses, Succumbs to Heart Attack

Heart Attack Kills Solon As .  He Testifies: Rep Church, litinois, _Is Stricken While

Rep. Church of Illinois Is Stricken Today   ‘Heart Attack Is Fatal To Republican House Member at a Meeting

A FATAL ATTACK   Illinois Congressman Col lapses and Dies at Committee Hearing

Congressman  Dies At Work   Rep. Church Stricker While Arguing On Labor Law Change

Rep. Church Faints  Dies During Hearinc  Last Words Oppose Truman NLRB Plan

US. Solon Drops Dead   IHinois Republican, Rep. Church, Dies In Middle of Talk

HEART SEIZURE CLAIMS SOLON   Rep. Church, Illinois Republican, Dics at Congressional Hearing Today

Illinois Solon Dies of Heart Attack at Committee Hearing   Rep. Ralph Church Reading Statement When End Came

Stricken While Giving Views af NLRB Discussion   66-Year-Old Solon Was Serving His Seventh Term

Congressman Dies During Hearing  Rep. Church of IIlinols Giving Committee His Views When Stricken

Congressman Dies While At Hearing   Rep. Church (R.-III.) Died at Committee Hearing After Collapsing

BLOOD CLOT IN HEART CAUSE   Mr. Church, A Veteran of, Fiftcen Years in Hottse, Dies While Testifying Befure : House.

Congressman Dies At House Hearing  Church, of Illinois, Suffers Heart Attack In Committee Session

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Congressman   Stricken While He Testifies Before Youse Committee

Rep. Church of Illinois Collapses At Committee Hearing, Dies While Fighting Truman Proposal

RNa cin ie _ceaeeetiaaieell COMPLETE SELECTION OF HEBER JURY TODAY

RENT CONTROL GIVEN CHILL   Congress Cold To President’s Plea For Continuation of Law.

Senate Chills Extension of Rent Control   Compromise Plan Likely to Emerge in Election Year

Allegheny County Jail Break Foiled   3 Young Prisoners Caught on Roof And Returned to Jail

U.S. Moving To Get Metal  Cuts Civilian Supply, Bans Copper Deals

Government Is Moving On. Two Fronts To Secure Sufficient Metals For Army

Pike Will Get Lilienthal Job  President to Choose   President to Choose Outsider as Head Of Atom Commission

SUMNER PIKE TO BE NAMED TO AEC POST   Will Act As Temporary Chairman Of Group, White House Reports

Sumner T. Pike Acting AEC Head   Will Get Job Instead of Gordon Dean. Says Svokesman

Pick Pike For AEC   To Act As Chairman Until Truman Names Lilienthal Successor

Pike Named As Acting Head Of Atomic Board   Lillienthal, To Leave Tomorrow, Calls On Truman

Republican Set To Guide AEC  Sumner Pike Slated For Acting Position

Pike Will Be Acting Chiet   Vice Chairman Of AEC To Be Named Temporary Head

Pike Reported to Be Truman Choice for Acting AEC Chief   Announcement From White House Halts - Boom. for Dean

ForestFire Threatens Village   Fire Might Explode Huge Gasoline Supply

Air Force Gets Go-Ahead Signal On Sampson Use   Station to Become Center Of Indoctrination; 3,000 Man Staff

BIG BOMBERS ATTACK NEAR RUSS BORDER   Airc Force Attempts To Block Flow Of Supplies

Cut Two Main U. S. Supply Lines; Americans Battle To Saye Pusan -

Two Yank Supply Lines Cut in Drive to Circle Taegu, Capture Pusan

Three in Family Killed in Crash  A uathace tu   Another Injured as Auto Rams Into Tree

13 Crewmen Reported Dead As Plane Explodes.  Crashes in Secret Arca

‘Superfort Plunges ‘Near Atomic Base   Crew Is Trapped in Blazing Wreckage After Big Bomber Falls Near Albucuerque. N. M.

13 Men Believed To Have Perished In Crash Of B-29 Near Sandia Atom Bomb Base

SENATE READY TO CONSIDER “MUST” BILLS   Vice President Bark: ley and Democratic Leader Confer With President Truman.

Hoover's Plea snag betta Plas rms PET For ‘More FBI Aaents Favored

Boost FBI Spy Hunt   Congressional Groups Ready to Give Hoover Some 300 More Agents

300 Extra FBI Agents To Hunt Spies Requested  Congress Favorable To Hoover's Drive . Fa v Irncte eased Farce

Bid For 300 FBI Agents Is ‘Approved   Senate Group Reported To Favor: Hoover's Appeal

FBI Safe Bet To be Bolstered   Hoover's Request For 300 Agents Appears Ready for Ok

J. Edgar Hoover's Campaign To Get Additional Workers Has Approval Of Lawmakers

300 More FBI Agents Wanted  Hoover’s Campaign Tabbed for Victory

Hoover Assured of More Agents   Request for 300 for FBI Is Not Opposed

Red Spy Hunt Big FBI Task   J. Edgar Hoover Ask: 300 More Agents

FBI Campaign For 300 Additional Agents Appears Tabbed For Victory

Levison Freed Of Contempt   Ex-Red Recants and Tells of Activities

Highway Crashes  Pile Up Casualties In Score of States   TRAIN DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TO EIGHT

Plan To Take Back Camps   Sec’y. Pace Says Some WW II Camps Reactivated

More Training Camps Are to Be Reactivated   Some World War I Grounds Already Re opened, Pace Says

‘nited States Economy To Be In State Cf femi-Nobilization Al Least 10 Years And Mavke Even 39, Senater Jotnson Says

Allied Berlin Staff Prepares   Ready for Action if Any Emergency Develops, Sack Strong Germon Police

Forms a General Staff for Berlin   General Max Taylor Reveals US-British-French Staff For Possible Emergency

12 Killed In Bomber Blast  Explodes 17,000 Feet Above Arizona Desert

Two Survive Blas! As Plane Explodes  Twelve Die When B-30 Explodes at 17,000 Feet, Crasher in Flames

Air Crash Toll Is 12   Two Escape.by ’Chute When B-50 Explodes In Air Over Arizona

Two Men Survive In Long Parachute Jump . To Desert In Arizona   Engine Caught Fire On Routine Flight   Witnesses Say Plane ‘Seemed to Come Apart’  While In The Air

12 DIE, 2 LIVE IN PLANE BLAST   Two Parachute To Safety After Craft Explodes 17,000 Feet Up

12 Air Force Men Killed in B-50 Crash .   Two Survive Blast And Long Parachute Jump Over Arizona °

Chickasha Man Was Commander of B-50 Which Disintegrated While Flying at 17,000-Foot Altitude

Two Fliers Make Long Parachute Jump To Safety  B-50 Bomber Crashes in Desert; Wreckage Scattered Five Miles

Temperatures   War Dead Honored Throughout World   General Marshall Urqes Continued Support of U. N. as Weapon In America’s Straggle for Peace   Stassen Urges Cold War Offensive Against Reds

Christmas Eve Expected To Bring Full Drive Against Seoul; Artillery Brought Up For First Time To Hit Hungnam Beachhead

Eighth Army Is Dracel for New Red Drive   Major Communist Attack Figured to Reach Full  Fury at Christmastide

Yanks Bracing For Red Blow   Chinese Mase for Onslought At Any Momeat On Northwiat Bettlelines

Reds Gain Slowly; All-Out Offensive Awaited by Allies   Enough Reds Now Available For Onslaught, MacArthur’ Savs

Foe Kpected To Open Full Seale Attack.   Observers Say Reds May Launch Big Push On Seoul Christmas"

8th Army Braced to Meet Reds   15 Red Divisions Backed by Chinese Face Allied Lines

Eighth Army Braces To Mee! New Offensive  Reds Expected To Unleash All-Out Attack Again On Christmas Eve

Red Offensive To Get Rolling By Christmas   MacArthur Says Foe tHias Massed Troops For Powerful Drive

Gain Up To Mile By Reds   Some Of Chinese Penetrate To Two Miles Below  The 38-Parallel

Allies Brace To Meet Major Red Offensive   Seoul Drive Expected To Reach Full Fury By Christmas ©

Big Offensive Anticipated On Christmas   Huge Drive Expected To Reach Full Fury On Monday

Commies Gain Up To A Mile   Big Push Will Be Underway By Christmas

Reds Advance Mile Further South of Line   Communists Pushing Ahead in Drive to Capture Chunchon; Attack Due Today

Vanguard Is 3 Miles Past Parallel 38   Assault on 8th Army Expected to Reach Peak Fury Tomorrow

Reds Gain Mile South of 38th    U. $. Eighth ‘Army Braces to Meet Major Offensive Aimed at Seoul

Kighth Army Prepares For Seoul Puneh   MacArthur Says Enough (Lommunists Vassedd For Major Onslaught

Chinese and Korean Reds Cross 38th Parallel; Allies Expecting Major Assault   Immediate Objective of Attack Would Be Chunchon, 45 Miles N. E. of Seoul. MacArthur’s Headquarters Reports

Knemy Drive Is Kx pected On Week End   Chinese Shell Defenders Of Hungnam Beachhead For First Time

Enemy Gains Mile, Crosses 38th Parallel   Red Offensive Expecied To Gain Full Fury By Christmas; Communist Radio Hits Cease-Fire Proposal

LIE, GROMYKO IN CONFERENCE   United Nations Leader Holds Talks With Top Russians.

‘Communist-Led Guerrillas Kill at Least 167, Ravage, Burn Il Towns in the Philippines

167 Killed In Huk Riofs In Luzon   5,000 Guerrillas Fire. 1] Towns In Central Luzon

Communist Led Terror Raids By Guerrillas   At Least 167 Were Killed And Towns  Were Also Ravaged

Red Marauders Hit Government From Mountains  _ ‘Hukbalahaps’ Atiack Th. Within 97 Milac   ‘Hukbalahaps’ Attack To Within 20 Miles Of Philippine Capital

To Prevent War Aid Communist-Led Guerrillas Slay 167 in Philippine Terror Raids

Seventh Plane In Northwest Crashes, ! Hurt   Find Tracks Of Five Still Missing In Bomber Crash

—AIR DISASTERS CONTINUE Seventh Military Plane Crashes; One Man Hurt

Williams, C10 Test Expected   Hond-Picked Dem Ticket Facing Convention Test

DEMOS PONDER STATE TICKET   Pre-Chosen Ticket Has The Inside Track At  Convention

Beloit Police Catch Burglar   Youth Admits Series of Burglaries in Past Month

Senate Votes To Delay Action On Tax Measure   Bill Would Have Placed 85%, Levy On Excess Profits

Profits Tax Bill Shelved   Senate Delays Action Until Early Next Year

Undecided Voter Believed to Hold ey to Elections   May Direct Outcome OF Gubernatorial And Senate Races

John Q. Voter Has Last Word Next Tuesday!  That ‘Undecided’ Group Important

Undecided Voters May Hold Key to Election   May Turn Tide in Close Senate and Governor C antecte

Political Maneuvers  Undecided May Turn Tide Ih  Crucial Congressional Races

Undecided Voters Hold Election Key  Makeup of Next Congress In Doubt; Einal Drive On

Undecided Bloc May Rule Voting   Gubernatorial Campaigns May Be Decided by This Group

Public Mine on Election  still Fluid   Undecided Bloc Expected to Turn Tide Next Tuesday

Congressional Control Battle.... 000 Independent Vole May Decide Races

Candidates Are After Undecideds   Political Maneuvers  Waged In Last Week

Undecided Voters Are Big Factor   Those Who Have Not Yet Made Up Minds May Determine Outcome Of Many Fights

‘Rogues Gallery’ Printed in Moscow   Western Leaders Contained in Sovict Magazine in Satirieal Wav

Acheson, MacArthur, Churchill And Dulles Listed In ‘Rogues Gallery’

RUSSIA NAMES ROGUES’ LIST   Churchill, Acheson, Dulles And MacArthur Among Those Mentioned

List Western Leaders ina ‘Rogues’ List’   Soviet-Printed Gallery Catalogues Them for A Court ‘in the Future

Foster Mother Gets Custody of Actress  Jury Finds Child Star Not Beaten, Starved

Lora Lee’s Foster. Mother Acquitted   Future Career on Sereer  Must Be Decided at  Later Date

Jury Votes $12,500 In Heart Balm Suit      CLEARED OF PUNISHMENT— Jury Frees Foster Parents Of Lora Lee

Foster Mother of Child Actress Is Freed Of Unjustifiable Punishment Charaes

Foster Mother Of Film Girl Free   17 Ballots Taken By Michel Jury

Torrents Four Over ‘Nebraska;  Dozen Towns Hit   Quiet Creeks: Become Raging Rivers, Wash Travelers Off Highways; Bodies Of Six Victims Recovered: Fight Still Missing

Flash Flood Hits Omaha Vicinity   Cars Swept off Roads hy the Water

High Water Washes Over. Dozen Towns Following Torrential Rainstorms   National Guard, Red Cross Called To Aid Victims Of Disaster; Seek To Evacuate Ponulation Of Villace

14 Lives Lost In Nebraska's Flash Floods   Four Die as Waters  Sweep Car Off Road;  Dozen Towns Hit, _500 Are Marooned

Motorists Trapped, Homes Engulfed by High Waters Following Torrential Rains.  etter: nina enemies   12 TOWNS AFFECTED, INCLUDING LINCOLN   Stories of Terror and Devas tation Come Out of Area —Those Unaccounted for Believed Last,

KKkKK KS MAN ADVERTISES FOR ‘WIFE, PROSPECT CALLS TO CHECK ON HEATING

Leader to Hold Bilateral Talks . On World Issues   Big 3 Discussions Are Scheduled for Later in the Week

GENERAL HUFFT ALERTS GUARD   Wants Men Ready For Any Possible Flood Relief Required

Five Linn Countians  Candidates for Degrees At K.S.T. C. in August

Gov't Stalls Off Railroad Strike Until May 10   Hope To Negotiate Settlement Soon

Negotiations in Rail, Telephone Snarls Continue   Outlook for Averting Phone Tieup Is Dark

WALKOUT BY BROTHERHOOD: ‘TS POSTPONED  Government Will Make Effort for Permanent Settle. ment of Dispute.

Calls For New Negotiations After Getting Post ponement Of Tieup Set For Tomrorow.

BIG 3 TO DISCUSS JAP PEACE TREATY   Acheson Definitely Planning To Air Issue With Foreign Minister Bevin

Douglas Sees ‘Communists  ‘Losing In East   Sees Few Indications Of Russian Inroads On Two-Month Tour

Whole Town Is Blasted  Explosives Truck —   Explosives Truck Blows Up In Wreck

Truck Blast Levels Town  Driver Missing After Explosives Blow Up

Explosives Truck Blows Up, Almost Demolishes a Village   Greensboro, Pa., Folk Have Time to Escape

Truck Blows Up in Greene County Dynamite Explosion  Wrecks Mining Town

‘Tiny Tim’ Rockets Used  In Korea   13 Locomotives ‘ Said Destroyed

U.S. Flyers Begin Using New Rocket   Aim Improved Versior Of Tiny Tim with Good Results.

St. Louis’ Mayor Seeks Showdown With Smith   Darst Writes Hot Letter Asking Special Session

St. Louis Mayor Lashes Back af Governor Smith   Seeks Showdown on Special Session; May Bring a Party Scrap

Reich Reds Are Warned   McCloy Says Allies Will Fight If Koreatype’ Attack Is Tried

McCarthy Attacks Pearson In Senate  Columnist Retorts And Threatens Suit

McCarthy Waxes Irdignant In Senate, Calls Pearson A Nasty Old Communist

McCarthy Claims Pearson Working For Communists   Columnist Threatens To Sue Solon Described As ‘Headline Happy Senator

NINTH DISTRICT LEGION COMMANDERS-ADJUTANTS TO PAULLINA CONFERENCE

heeapnunggninetat a dip emmeapranngennapeed SOUTH KOREA PREMIER PREDICTS “HAPPY NEWS’

WED, A. M. SPECIAL TABLE LAMPS, $11.95 VALUF ONLY $4.95 THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO. —Ad.      IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL RED CROSS RESINENTIAY. WORKERS

New Construction Order Is Effective AtMidnightToday   Ban Applies To 44 Kinds Of Construction Of Recreational Or Amusement Nature, Including Drive-Ins, Night Clubs And Theaters, Stadiums And Halls

(New Order To Be Effective At Midnight   Steel Priority System Revised By US Agency

Ban on Building of Amusement  Places In U. S.   Order Effective At Midnight to Conserve  War Materials

Sexeeee Says New Buildings For Amusement Purposes ‘Banned; Order Effective At Midnight —

New Amusement Building Banned   Theatres, Rinks, Clubs Park Structures on Forbidden List

Non-Essential Building Halted By Gov't Order   Amusement, Recreation. Buildings Banned

Non-Defense Building Ban Gets Approval   NPA Curbs Amusement Recreation Sites Tn Act Effective Tonight

Ban Ordered On New Structures For Amusement   Can’t Be Started After Midnight Tonight.

Goverment Clamps  Ban On Building for  Amusement Purposes May Also Halt in Any  Stage Construction of Non-Defense Buildings

NON-ESSENTIAL BUILDING IS BANNED BY NPA   * Conferences Today On Cutbacks Fer Appliance industry -

NPA Slaps On Building Ban   Construction For Recreation Banned  Under New Orders

Order Goes Into Effeet ‘At Midnight  t NPA Takes Action i To Save Materials

Latest Building Ban Affects 44 Structure Types  Amusement Places Are Hit by Order

Building Ban On Amusement  Spots Ordered   Directive Designed As Check Reign on Defense Materials

Building Curbs Clamped by U.S.   Defense Construction Gets Priority; NPA Revises Steel Allotments

Order Becomes Effective At Midnight Banning 44 Types Of Construction

U.S. Bars 44 Types of New Structures   Others Not Contributing To Defense Effort Prohibited

Act to Conserve Materials for Defense Needs  Order Does Not Affect Construction Now Under Way

Construction Of Amusement Halls Banned   Theaters, Stadiums, Race Tracks Under Government Ruling

MAP 10,000 CAR OUTPUT PER MONTH   Mandatory Allocation of 300,000 Tons of Steel Per Month for Car Build: ing ‘Industry.   OIL, MINING ALSO. AWARDED PRIORITIES   At Same Time Gov't Bans Construction of Theatres or Any Recreational Structures.

NPA Invokes Ban On Types Of Buildings   Structures For Amusement Put On. ‘Forbidden List’

Resort Building Halted by Order Of Control Czar   New Step Adds Construction Industry Curbs

Construction for Play Purposes Banned by NPA  Effective at Midnight Order Is ‘Aimed at

Ban Issued To Save Material For Armaments  Federal, State And . City Programs Hit By Building Curbs

NPA Ban  On Building   Construction Planned For Amusement Only Affected by Ruling

‘ORDER PROHIBITS CONSTRUCTION OF ‘FUN’ BUILDINGS   RECREATION HALLS, PUBLIC OR PRIVATE, ARE NOW FORBIDDEN

U. S. Stops 44 Classes Of Building   Moves to Conserve  Materials for Arms

NPA Applies Ban On Non-Essential Building Work   Edict Puts Curb On New Construction Not Devoted To Defense Effort; Order Steel For Freight Cars

‘Ban Building alt Amusement Establishments   Non- Defense Constructior » Restriction Effective - at Midnight: -

PRODUCTION UNIT BANS BUILDING OF PLEASURE SPOTS   Control Order Issued To Conserve Materials For U. S. Armaments

44 Types Forbidden  By Agency   Theatres. Night Chlibs. Recreation Facilities  Ralled Out by NPA

Order More Curbs   Production Authority Bans Building of Any New Structure To BeUsed for Amusement

U. S. Forbids Building of Fun Palacés  Dawe Rl coe ft lecnlam   Bans New Clubs, New Camps Or Race Tracks

Order Bans Recreational Construction   Other Structures May Also Be Halted Effective Tonight —

US Halts: All Non-Defense Construction  Aln Naw PBiildinac   No New Buildings For Entertainment Purposes Permitted

Amusement Construction Ban Ordered   New Control to Take Effect Tonight; Halts 44 Types of Building

New Building For Pleasures  Is Under Ban  Government Issues Order Effective At Midnicht

Defense Order Wil  Apply At Midnight   Issued To Conserve Material Vitally Needed For Rearmina

Construction For Amusement Purposes Banned Under New Government Order

Action Is Taken To- Help Defense   Government Orders Build. ing Halt on Amusement * Structures’   INTO EFFECT TONIGHT   Steel Industry Directed to Furnish Material for Freight Cars

Construction Of Amusement ‘Spots Banned  44 Building Types PHalted By N.P.A. fo

NPA Clamp-Down Bans New Building  Theaters, 43 Other Types of Structures Prohibited by Order

COVERS TYPES WHICH 00 NOT Al) DEFENSES   Order in Effect at Midnight Applies to 44 Kinds of Construction.

NPA Passes New Ban On Building  Amusement Projects Out, Harrison Rules

NPA Bans Building of Any New Structures For Amusement or Recreational Purposes

ORDER IS ISSUED 10 SAVE NEEDED WAR MATERIALS   Ban Placed By Gov. ernment On New Buildings For Amusement, Recreation Or Entertainment

NPA Ban Hits Enfertainment Construction   Theatres, Race Tracks in Barred Building Field

Ban Ordered On Building  For Recreation   No More Theatre, Golf Course Construction; 44 Types Hit:

Construction Ban Order Is Issued  Forty-Four Types Of. Structures Are

NPA Bans Amusement Building   No Construction of Entertainment  Places Ordered

Order Goes  Into Effect  At Midnight Designed tie Save Needed Materials  For Armaments

NPA Building Ban Of New Structures For Amusement Qn   Order As Announced Becomes Effective As of Midnicht

Building for Recreation Must Stop   Race Tracks, Golf Courses Included in Construction Ban

NEW BUILDING CURB ORDERED   Bans Construction of New Amusement Places

NPA Marks Steel for Box Cars   Amusement Building Ban Also Put Into Effeet by Harrison

Sweeping Ban Is Imposed On Construction  Order Issued To Save Materials  Enr Armoamante

New Theaters And Stadiums  BannedByU.S.   Government May Halt Other Building Also, NPA Order Says

NPA-Order To Hit Amusement Places In U. S.  } Huge Steel Output eeded For Defence Piurnace

Bans New Buildings For Entertainment   NPA Announces New Or * der Which Will Become Effective Tonight.

Building Ban Is Ordered   Bans Construction Of Amusement Buildings

New Cuts In U. S. Economy Orderec   Ban Building Of Structures For Amusement

NPA Clamps Ban On Recreational, Theater Buildings  New Mobilization Restriction To Hit 44 Project Types

New Building Ban fo Come At Midniaht   Government Will Prohibit Construction for Amusement, Recreational and Entertainment Purposes

Put Clamp on Non-essential Structures   NPA Issues Order For Purpose of Conserving Armament Materials

Oklahoman Flees German Cell Again  Hunt Homer Cook With Bloodhounds

16,000 JOBLESS IN N. H. 100 HIGH SAYS LABOR HEAD   Nashua Cuts Unemployment By 1,200 In Year

November 3 Deadline for Christmas Employment Program Applications   Students Enthusiastic (ver New Lounae

November 3 Deadline for Christma Employment Program Application:

U. §. Shifts Emphasis fo Armed Force In Resistance to Red Expansion

Bham Fears Steel Strike   Dispute Over 300 Workers May Snarl Industry

Reds Jeer Allied Fear Of Fracas   Soldiers Remain In Barracks on Alert’ Status

Youths Mass For Rallies In Germany   No Violence Is  _ Reported So Far; American Soldiers Are Restricted

Prepared for Emergency at Berlin as 400,000 Young Communists Mass for Giant Youth Rallies in Russian Zone ~No Violence Develops as Yet— Red Leaders Jeer Western Allies for Precautions.   PUT ON ALERT FOR ANY CALL

NO VIOLENCE IS REPORTED IN BERLIN   400,000 Young Germans Meet For Demonstration   Told To Remain Away From Western Zone: Few Seek Asylum With Allies

400,000 GERMAN YOUTHS ARRIVE FOR BIG RALLY   Violence la Nil, Commu nist Leaders Scoff At Fears Of Weat

U. S. Army On Alert In Berlin   City Peaceful. But Allies Play Safe As Red Youths Mass

Fi BERLIN—~ “@  Keep Watch On Rally Of Red Youth   - Soviets Poke Fun At Violence Fear

Soviet Leaders Scoff at West Precautions;  400,000 Young Germans Mass

AFA det Aebath LAE se SY Berlin, May 27 (AP)—American troops were placed in a.“state of readiness” today as 400,000 young Germans massed here for giant Communist vouth rallies.

Decision On Calling Up \Guard And Reserve Imfay Be Reached: Soon

Await Decision on Guard, Reserves  To Confer With Chiefs of Staff

Decision ‘Near’ on Call For Guard. Reserves   Action Expected Soon After Return Tomorrow Of Two Chiefs of Staff From the Far East; Question Is Becoming Increasingly Urgent

Word On Guard, Reserve  Calls Seen As Coming Soon   Final Decision Awaiting Return Of Top Staffers From Conference With MacArthur: Need ‘Urgent’

U.S. Would Welcome Aid From Allies   Main Burden Will Be Borne By U. S. Troops, However

Decision Soon On Reservists And Guard Cal   Action Apparently Awaits Return of Two Top Generals

Decision To Call National Guard And ‘Armed Reserves Debated at Washington

Army and Air Staff Chiefs’ Views Sought  we. Vow danmkere   Collins, Vandenberg Return Tomorrow From Tokyo Parley

DECISION SOON ON RESERVES   Action on Calling Nationel Guard Also Awaits Report “Of U. S$. Officers

Decision On Guard Call Is Likely Soon   Await Return of Twa Members of Chiefs of Staff From Tokvo

National Guard Call Is Studied   Reserves Also To Fac Orders By Decision Now In Making

May Call Guard And Reserves, Is Word Today   Generals’ Return From Front May Bring Decision

Reserves, Guard Decision Nears  Await Return Of Chiefs From Far East

Call of Guard And Reservists Being Discussed   Final Decision Awaits Return Of ‘High Brass’

Filipinos Want Io Fight  Decision To Call Guard And  Reserves May Come Tomorrow

Guard Call Decision May Be Reached   Collins, Vandenberg Due Tomorrow From Japan Meets

GUERRILLAS BEHIND LINES   Decision Is Near on Calling  National Guard and Reserves

Guard, Reserve Decision Pending  Report of Top Brass About Service Needs Expected Saturday

Decision Soon On Reservists, Guardsmen   Await Return Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff From Far East And Korea

‘Second Division Pulls Back North Of ‘Pyongyang With Most Of Its Equipment

Send Housing Bill, Minus Co-op Plan, To the White House   Senate Quickly Approves Bill Passed by House

Truman Is Sent New Housing Bil   Four Billion Dollar Pian Lacks His Ideas

Housing Bill Is Dispatched To President  Senate Passes Compromise

STRIPPED HOUSING _ MEASURE VOTED   4 Billion Compreinise Sent To Trustan Provides For Direct Loans To Vats

Senators Okay  Limited Housing  Co-op Plan Stripped From Aid Measure

Russian Ousted From Federal Job  Has Been Holding Important Commer >

President Truman Asks Taxpayers of Stark County To Dig Down For_Total of $4,230,000

Byrnes, Johnston. Win Out  Reacult<e Saan Ac Rlays Ta Mivtanrate

An Editor Goes to Washington---First of a Series  Joe McCarthy's Two Big Perils

Arraign Youth In Girl's Death   Crowd Of 1,000 Gathers As Gibbs Faces Slaying Charge In Lancaster

GI's Fight to Save Vital Port of Pusan At Railway Center   A Korean ‘George Washington’ Emerges From Battle Smoke

Handicapped Gis Fight Desperately To Protect Port   Commies Keep Coming ‘Across Bridaehead

Foe Bolsters Bridgehead  on Naktong   Americans Fight to Protect Pusan; Pohang Airfield Safe

Major Fight Raging West Of Miryang   Yanks Handicappet By Severance of Main Supply Line

Cutting of Main Supply Line Blow  South Koreans Advance in Attack Near Pohang

Americans Fight Desperately To Save Key Pusan   Heavy Fighting Reporied Near Vital Railway Line From Pusan to Taegu; Communists Pouring Heavy Reinforcements Across The Naktong River Bridgeheads

Heavy Fighting Under Way In Sector West of Miryang, Com. munists Have Two Road Block: On American Supply Line.   BRIDGEHEAD THROWN ACROSS NAKTONC

American Supply Lines Cut Along South Central Front; Fight Continues At Pohang

Americans Battling Desperately To Save Vital Port Of Pusan   Two Road Blocks Hamper Vehicular And Wire Communications For Twenty-Fourth Division.

T0 PROTECT PORT OF PUSAN   Reds Cut U.S, Main Supply Line to 24th Division

New Threat Shaping Up For Pusan —   Communists Reinforce Bridgehead Across Naktong River

Heavy Fight Under Way On Southern Front  Pohang Air Base Rescued From Knemwv Raid

‘Ameri  Americans-Handicappedin Desperate Battle _  To Protect Port ‘of  Pusan, Restere Supplies _  b

Desperate Battle Raging as New Communist Thrust Makes Progress Toward Pusan; Foe Succeeds in Expanding Kaytong Bridgehead.

Army-Marine Force Driving Toward Chinju   Infiltrating Troops Hamper Units in Rear

Reds Construct Bridgehead Ove Naktong River   Americans Battle on South-Central Front To Protect Pusan

Yanks Battle Desperately fo Protect Pusan   Allies Hold Pohang; Thrust Makes City Nio-Man’s Land

Biggest Crime In History :  Laid To Russia By Chiang   Nationalist Leader Accepts Blame For Past Defeats But Pledges To Continue Fight Against Commie  Aggression; Aid Is Sought

CHIANG FLAYS RUSS, PLEDGES LONG STRUGGLE   Nationalist Leader Takes All Blame For Defeats

DC-3 With21 Aboard Falls  On Mountain   Paratroopers To Jump On Slopes At Seene In W voming

Para-Rescue Teom Prepares To Jum ‘To Mauntain Top Plane Crash Scene:

Prepare fo Parachute Rescue Crew  Airliner Crashes Atop 12,100  a

Missionary Plane Hits 11,000-Foot Peak In Wyoming   Air Force Rescue Crews To Make Hazardous Parachute Leap To Locate Wreckage In Wyoming; Missionary Group Was En Route To Billings, Mont., Meeting

Rescue Team Seeks Plane In Mountains   Believed To Have Crashed With 21 Persons On Board

Farmer Income Dip Is Sighted   Gap In Decline Of Prices And Costs Blamed For Situation

Cash Income of Farmers Will be Well Below 1949  lowa Income Tops Nation for First 3 Months of Year

Farmers’ Cash Income Down  Receipts Are Well - Under Previous Year

U.N. Assembly Votes Roving ‘Peace Patrol’   International Army Units Duty To Stop All Aaqression

UN Approves World Army, Peace Patrol   Plan Provides for Action If Veto in Council

Truman And Top Aides in Session On Korean Policy  Diplomatic Victory — on As UN Issues

President, Top Leaders Confer Three Hours on How To Counter Attack by Reds

Truman, Aides hold Serret Conference   Chiet cxecutive Rushes To Capital From Missouri To Open Talks On War Crisis

President, Aides Confer 3 Hours On  Korean Situation   ‘Rush Shipments of Arm:  Ordered; No Decision  On Aid Announced

Senator Requests Closed Hearings  Flanders Says Gpen Red Probe Harmful

INFILE TO ‘CLEANING   McCarthy Hurls Blas! As Solons Ask Open Hearings Banned

DELAY IN FILE AIRING IS LAID TO ‘CLEANING   McCarthy Hurls Blas‘ As Solons Ask Open  Hearings Banned

Accidents Fatal  To Nine in State  Dodgeville Trucker Fell under Vehicle

Accident Toll in State Reaches 10   Milwaukee Woman Is Crash Victim ~

Tension Mounts Through France      Reds Strike at Key Ports in Threat Against U.S. Arms Shipments

French Port Strike Is Effective   Communist Deputies Continue Assault in Assembly

French, Algerian Ports Tied Up By Dock Strikes   Communists Open Drive to Block U.S Arms Shipments

The Weather   French Ports Hit by Red Protest Tieup  Ratian Pralude to Avowed Etffor   Action Prelude to Avowed Enort To Block U. S. Arms Shipments

Harvard Campus Rocked By Bomb   One Student Hurt Blame Pranksters

Harvard Student Injured By Blast   Home-Made Bomb Explodes On Window Sill of University

BOMB PLANTED AT HARVARD   University Authorities Inclined to Blume Incident on Practical Joker — One Student Injured Sughthy.

Lie Defends His Course On China   Says It’s Surrender to Common Sense, Not to Russia.

Iryave Lie Gives Reason For Red China Affitude  Secretary Says It is Common Sense, Not Red Pressure

Declares Plan Shows Common Sense Stand; Answers Editorial, Senatorial Critics

Draft Board Head Resigns; Says Can’t Support U. S. Fareiqn Policy

War Bungled, Benzie Draft Head Resigns   Leonard Case Refuse: to Send More Men to Korea

DEATH OF FIVE INVESTIGATED   Four Killed With SledgeHammer, Fifth Apparently Drowns Self

Four Murdered At Leigh, Neb.  Father Found Dead In Abandoned Well

Jury Called to Probe.5 Deaths  Murder, ‘Suicide Thaary Ie Given 

France Votes To Push War   Move to Seek Peace In Indo-China. Fajls

French To Turn Down Rebel Peace Moves   Assembly Rejects Any Overtures In Indochina

Gorge Swept By Blizzard, . Trains Late   Warm-Up Eases Winter on Western Slope: Most of Eastern Part of State Getce Fresh Snow

OREGON BLIZZARD TRAPS MOTORISTS   Autos: Half-Buried in the Columbia Gorge.

FEUDING FAMILIES SNARLING  Cretan Beauty Weds Her Dashing Abductor

Aodern Juliet Comes rom Hills As Bride 't Cretan Kidnapper   rchants Usher all Season With lar Day Bargains

Gallant Action Covers Yanks’ Retreat   Retreat of Heavily Out-Numbered Yanks From Chochiwon Orderly

You. Can Say No Policeman Can’t Forre You To Violate Rules Of Road

INTERPRETATION GIVEN OLD LAW   Rules Of Caution Apph To Authorized Emergency Vehicles

BUILDINGS WORTH $25,000,000 CONTROLLED BY COLUMBUS MAN   Galbreath In Deal For- Six: Buildings On Cleveland Square

Two Killed, Damage High In Big Blow   Another Severe Hurricane Rages  East Of Florida

Hurricane Subsiding In Florida   Causes Millions of Dollars in Damaae

Major Storm Blowing Out Over Flor ‘ida   West Coast Is Shambles Aft er ‘Biggest’ Hurricane; New One Brewing

Demos. in Springfield for Jackson Day Event   Truman Backing of Allison Tops Everything Else.

Tydings Clears Latfimore Of Being ‘A Communist Following Hoover Report

MAKES RADIO STATEMENT McCarthy Says Charges Against Lattimore Stand

Sen. McCarthy Says He Will Prove Charges   Makes Declaration Despite Lattimore Ciearance By FBI

MCCARTHY SAYS HE’LL CONTINUE HIS PROBE   Despite Attempts To Stop His Present Investigation By William Theis

M Carthy Tells Radio Audience He Il Fight On   Will Develop All State Department Situations He Can

Will Prove Case Against Lattimore   Tydings Savs FBI Files Hold Nothing Against Lattimore

MCCARTHY SAYS HELL PROVE CHARGES AGAINST LATTIMORE   Declares Tydings Either “Lying” Or Hasn't Seen Files

State Seizes Mine Tipple In Tazewell   Red Ash Company Equipment Will Be Used By Virginia -

NO DEBATE ON U, OF M. CAMPUS   Lane Will Not Permit Communist To Speak At College Park

 Debate Cancelled (Lane Orders Campus Banned IT o Speaker. For Communism

SOLDIER KILLED, 7 GI'S INJURED AS TRUCK SKIDS   Victims, All) From Southern lilinois, on Way Home for Christmas.

Seek toxBlock Marshall Aid Cut   Administration Hopes To Gain GOP Support

COMMUNISTS POUR FRESH TROOPS INTO FIGHT Question Of Red China's Objectives In Korea May Be Answered Af 38th Parallel Defense Line

Question Of Red China's Objectives In Korea May Be Answered At 38th Parallel Defense Line

ACHESON OFF FOR BRUSSELS PARLEY TODAY   Critics Ignored; German . Participation Heads Tiseuesion

Solons Fail; Dean Heads For Brussels  Republican Ouster _ Receives Snub  ~ By State Secretary

Acheson Is To Start Today For Brussels  Purpose Of Plane Trip To Help On Plans Of Pact

Plea for Underprivileged  ‘Hoover Says Problem of Boy In Congested Areas Unsolvec

Korea Warned It Faces U.S. Aid Cui  Southern Republic Advised to Control Inflation

Koreans Given  U. S. Warning  Nation Taken to Task  for Inefficiencies

Communists Seize Yank Properties   State Department Evacuation Order Protests Action

Communists Seize Pieping Consulate   Unprecedented Action Taken by Our Government

Action Comes After Seizure Of Properties   Undersecretary Calls Communists’ Move Like ‘Tribal Law’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U. S. ORDERS ITS OFFICIAL PERSONNEL ONT OF RED CHINA

rILE ANGRY PROTEST IN SWE] MOVE   Destroy Records: State Department Orders 135 Home

REDS SEIZED CONSULATE AT PEIPING   Government Takes Drastic Action  _Iin New -Mienuia ..

KK OK U. S. Outlines Its Minimum Peace Terms   Reds Must Stop Fighting and Return to North Korea, Is Edict

U.S. Seeking Troops From  Allies In UN      ‘rican Forees Due To Carry Main Burden In Korean }     pings

Says Communists Must Withdraw  Is Only Condition. for ~ Solving Korean Crisis

Stern Pattern For Seifling Korean issue   United States Says Minimum Conditior Is for Reds to Go Back to Own State

U. 5. Says Red Withdrawal Is Road fo Peace   Acheson Studies Message From Indian Leader

U.S. Explains Requirements For End of War   Cease Fire, Withdrawal To Red Territory Are Set Up As Conditions

Peace Basis: End Fighting, and Withdray   Minimum Condition Laid Down by State Dept. in Korean War

Consider Nehru Peace Efforts   Minimum Condition te Be for Reds to Quit Fight and Withdraw

Will Consider Nehru's Offer   Minimum Condition For U.S. Is Reds’ Withdrawal North

Terms for End of War Told   Cease-fire, Communist Withdrawal to Own Territory Minimum Conditions

U.S. Lists  Conditions For Peace   End of Fight, Commie Withdrawal; Veto of Mediation Seen.

TEXANS ARE LEADING FIGHT FOR MEASURE.   Rep. Celler Claims State Boundaries Being Jeopardized

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   H-Bomb Project Progressing, More Money Needed, Pike Says

U.S. Officials Offer Tips In Case Of Attack   Citizens Told To Fal On Ground, Protect Selves; Speed Seen Safety Necessity

If the Bomb Hits _ What You Do in First Second of Atom Blast 1s Important

Fall Flat, Dou  Life or Death h May Depend on How Fast You Move if Atom Bomb Strikes, Government Says

If the Bomb Wits   » , —  What You Do in First Second of Atom Blast ls Important

FALL FLAT AND DOUBLE UP —U. S. Issues A-Bomb Protection Hints;  Action In First Second Most Important

‘When A-Bomb Hits You Have ia Second to Act, Gov't Says ‘in Book on Safety Measures

‘THE EFFECT OF ATOMIC WEAPONS’ What To Do In A-Bomb Attack Told In Book Published By Government

Bell’s Telephone-- -To Chicken Door: Workmen Start Opening Crates Of Models Of Early Inventions

Jury Frees McRae in Double Staying   After Man Tells of Finding Wife, City Official in Nude Embrace

Jury Frees Slayer  Of Wife and Lover   No Charges Returned at Inquest into Death of Wealthy Matron, Official

PEACH CROP KILLED   Southeast Misssuri Fruit Growers Report on Freezes

Wholesale Prices Hit All-Time Peak   Index Reaches 171.1 Per cent OF 1926 Average Lact Week

Wholesale Prices Move to All-Time High During Week   Only Farm Products And Foods Decline In General Rise

Reds Drive Yanks from Rail Center   _Lines Withdrawn Under Fanatical Invader Charges

Fanatical Atfack Narrows Americar Defensive Zone   Rampaging Reds Nearly Unopposed In Drive to Coast

Yongdong Abandoned  To Invaders   Carrier Planes in Fight; Targets in Southwest Attacked

ge Come In ‘Waves At Yank Lines   Carrier Planes Strike Commies Making Flanking Movement

Hundreds Are Slain By Yanks   Yongdong Lost; Planes Blast Captured Towns

7 Enemy Divisions Force U.S. Retreat   North Koreans Grab Southwest; Carrier Planes Attack Them; New Withdrawals Are Hinted

All West And Southwest Korea Also Lost; Allied  Carrier Planes Hammer Foe   Civilians Ordered Out _ Of Taejon Fighting Zone

Southern Tip of Korea Falls   Yongdong Falls After Fierce Battle; Foe’s Camouflage Hides Movements

Fanatical Reds Seize Yongdong In Fierce Fight   Rampaging Communists Occupy Southern Tip Of Peninsula, Turn Eastward Toward Pusan

Chemist Will Be Told Fate For Betrayal   Young Scientist to Be Sentenced ‘for His Act of Giving Reds  Atomic Secrete

Gold To Learn Fate Today As Atom Spy   Could Be Sentenced To Death For Aiding Kauchs In Activities

Harry Gold to Be Sentenced  Today As Spy   Philadelphia Chemisi Has Confessed That He Gave Secrets to Red:

GOLD SENTENCE SET FOR TODAY   Timid Chemist Could Get Death Or Long Term In Prison

Tax Boosts Cuts Outlinec   $655 Million Excise Slash Asked With Big Increase for Corporations

WARTIME LEVY PARING ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Corporation Rates Would Be Upped  Fer Revenue

Outlook For Excise Tax Cut Tied Tighter To Korea War; George Sums Up Situation

Possibility sibility Of Tax Cut Tied In With Wat   Measure To Slash Excises To Proceed In “Normal” Way Unless Conditions Become Worse In Korea

Tax Reduction Tied To Korean War Crisis   Senate Committee To Consider House Passed Measure

TAX CUT HINGES ON KOREAN WAR   ‘Sudden Worsening’ Would Delay Senate Action On ‘Bill

WILL PROCEED WITH TAX CUTS   SENATORS WARN IF CONFLICT SPREADS TAXES WILL RISE

Outlook For Excise Tax Cut Is Tied Up Tighter Than Ever With War In Korea

U.S. TAX CUT TIED TO KOREA   Any ‘Worsening’ of War Situation Moy Deloy Action On Excise Slosh mC

Hopes for ‘Nuisance’ Tax Slash Still Tied to ‘Ifs’ of War Crisis

Plan To Slash Excises Tied  To Kor ea War  ae 1   Normal Procedure For Vote Seen, But Events May Mean More Levies

Excise Tax Cut Is Fading as Korean  War Gets Worse   Circumstances May Force Levies on: Profits; Congress Likely to Delay Plans

Cutin Taxes Linked With Korean Costs   Slash Unlikely If Action There Is Long, Costly

lax Cuts Depenc On Korean War  “If” Clause Injected Into Congress Plans

Excise Tax Cut Tied To Korean War Situation   Senators Proceed With Bill, May Drop It If Things Get Worse

OUTLOOK DIMS FOR EXCISE TAX CUT   Korea Situation May Force Higher Levies

Excise Tax Cuts Tied to Korea   “Worsening Situation May Cause Heavier Levy on Taxpayer

) EUROPE PLANS PUSHED  UNITEL      Leaders Of Six Nations Meet To Study  Proposal  

Six European Nations Work On Unity Plan  German Soc   German Socialists Vote ‘No’ On Army

Bill Provides Only  Registration Unless Emergency Is Voted In Joint Resolution

MOBILIZATION ACT PREPARED FOR EMERGENCY   Congress’ Approval -To Be Required For Induction

House Approves Stand-By Draft   Bill Requires Congress to OK Inductions

LATTIMORE HAS NEW BLAST FOR BUDENZ STORY   Says M’Carthy Got His Charges Frorn Charlie Chan Movie Thriller

LATTIMORE IN SHARP ATTACK ON ACCUSERS   Budenz And McCarthy  Charged With Character Assassination   FORMER COMMUNIST CALLED BY PROBERS

Lattimore Scoffs At Budenz Charge  Derides McCarthy, Affirms Loyalty

Lattimore Fires Back At Former Red Official   Who Charged He Was Member Of Communist Cell

Lattimore Hits Back At Critics   Professor Scoffs At Mc Carthy: Charges On ‘ Communiem

Florida Hit By Strong  Hurricane   125 MPH Winds Rip Across Florida Toward City Of Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE UNDER THREAT OF HURRICANE   Florida Gulf Storm Drives Through Piney Woods Toward Atlantic.

City Waiting For Big Wind Atl 25  Mph.   Blinding Sheets Of Rain Accompany Storm Across Florida Peninsula

Hopes Mines Open Monday   Rationing Is Planned As Stocks ‘Critical’

Say Miners May Report Monday; Talks Resumed   Order Industry-Wide Bargaining; 3 States Order Fuel Rationed

Some Operators Believe Miners Plan To Return   Negotiations On New Contract Are Still In Progress

Battle Blizzards With New Hope Of Evacuation   UN Planes Hit Red Chinese Baikling Up Forces For Attack On &th Divisi

EXUDES OPTIMISM Truman, Home Again, Says  Demo Vote Outlook Rosv

Fall Is General and Heavy in Piaces — Dirt Roads Are Left in Bad Condition.   TWO-CENT INCREASE IN LEVY PROPOSED   Bitter Campaign Ends With Governor Smith, Who Advocates Boost, Speaking in Sedalia.

Red Tank Drops in for Lunch, Stays As Captive of South Korean Forces

BIG 3 PARLEY @ TURNED DOWN * BY PRESIDENT   New Deadly Weapons May Be Developed By Scientists

Make Clean Sweep of State and National Offices in  Election CARLSON TO SENATE  Arn Elected Governor by Good Margin---Scrivner Is Reelected

Clean Sweer For Kansas Republicans   Party Captures All National and State Offices in Tuesday’s Election

Counsel Rests In Bednasek Murder Trial   Jurors May Receive Coed Slaying Case Monday; Defendant Reiterates Story

Bednasek Trial ls Recessed Over the Weekend   Both Sides Rest In Murder Case At lowa City

“Enormous Explosion at Coal Mine   Pres. Truman May Act Soon to Ban Gtrikes for 80 Days

Dull, Fine in Appl ROP Hits Truman Myers Fytravasance’ . ‘Sheriff

Youth Admits Strangling Girl  Body of Child, 7, « Found in Closet

ADMITS STRANGLING GIRL— Choked Her Because She Fed Grapes To His Dog:

Admits Choking Girl To Death At Ravenna   Killed Tot Because She Refused To Stop Feeding Grapes To Dox

BOY, 17, ADMITS KILLING  Youth Strangles Girl, 7, Who Fed Dog Grapes.

Recruiting For Eisenhower  Staff Being Hired  Of Linguists For Caceuring Troons

Sensational London Gun Story Fades   ‘Twasn't Bullet, Bu Rock That Hit An Admiral's Car

See Shooting And Loyalty Check Link   British Naval Intelligence Head Claims Bullets Fired from Car.

NAVY ESPIONAGE DIRECTOR SHOT AT IN BRITAIN?   Admiral Who Touched Of Fuchs Spy Case Claims Bullet Hit Cor

“Shooting” Furore Is Sensation Amid Tense British Spy Checkup   Man Survives 100-F oot Dive Into River

STONE, NOT SHOTS, ~ AIMED AT BRITON   FURORE CREATED BY AITACK ON NAVAL INTELLIGENCE CHIEF SOON QUIETED.

Four Killed in Auto Wreck — Near Hannibal   Hunnewell, Monroe City Residents Die; Holliday Man Injured

Four Killed Near Hannibal  Car Hits Bridge Abutment On 36;  Annthar Ic Wirt

215 K. U. GRADS FROM THIS AREA   Commencement Exercises at University of Kansas June 5

215 K. U. GRADS FROM THIS AREA   Commencement Exercises at University of Kansas June 3   COLLEGE TOPS LIST

Hasten Korec Aid, U.S. Begs   Report to U. N. Emphasizes Fact That United States Now Bears . Full Burden of Ground Fighting

U. §. Asks U. N. Members for More Speed in Sending Troops to Korea

FOR SPEED IN SENDING HELE   Members Urged To Send Fully Trained Troops Soon As Possible

More Speed In Sending United Nations Forces To Korea Is Called for In US Report at UN

U.S. Appeals for Speed in Sending Ground Force Aid  Call te. UN Member.   Calf to.UN Members Urges Attention to Existing Units

Seeks Speed From Members of U. N.   REPORT BY MACARTHUR   No Mention Is Made of Report of Use of Soviet Made Weapons

U.S. Urges U. N. Speed Armed Aid  MacArthur Repor! Made To Council

Seeks Speed From Members of U. Nv.  United States Asks for Action in Sending Ground Forces  REPORT BY MACARTHUR  No Mention Is Made of Report of Use of Soviet Made Weapons   REPORT BY MACARTHUR

Senate Race Enters Final Week Today   Pepper, Smathers Open Fire During Homestretch Run

Canasta-Playing Bodyguards Are Keepine ‘Nearly Everyone Happy in Chicago Home

Canasta- -Playing Bodyguards Keep Peace Belween Spaffing Husband and His Wife

Judge Re ge Refuses Piea For Evicting Husband Man And Estranged Wife Live In Residence With Bodyquards

FEPC TO BE SHUNTED ASIDE?  Foreign Aid Bill Priority Bdwe ‘Sought In Senate

Congress Calls Ike To Explain Charges Of Weak Defenses   Solons Alarmed Over General’s Claim Disarming Now “Too Far For Safety’

Senate Panel Wants General Ike Explain His N.Y. Speech   Military Strength Said Weak

Fayette Relief ~ Load Increase:   One Person in Six fr County Gets Aid

Is He With State Department? Tydings Says Top Spy Not With Our Government: McCarthy Says He Is

‘Mighty Mo’ Fires Big Guns   Blazes Away in Bombardment  Of Samchok Port. Creating Terror

‘Mighty Mo’ Goes Back Into Action  USS Missouri In   USS Missouri In Shelling Of Korean Red Port

“MIGHTY MO" TURNS 16-INCH ~— GUNS ON REDS   Aids South Koreans in ‘Landings After 11,000Mile Dash.

Korean Campaign Has No Precedent, Says M' Arthur   General Declares His Command Has Proceeded In Compliance With U.N. Directives.

M Arthur Says U.N. Fighting Greatest Odds in History But if Issue Isn't Won in Korea, It Will Be Fought in Europe

MacArthur Warns UN Forces Must Meet Issues in Korea or Leave  Them To Be Fought, and Maybe Lost, On Battlefields of Europe

Meet Issue in Korea or War Will Be Fought on European Battlefields: MacArthur

MacArthur Sees Korean Action As Section of World-Wide Aggression

U. N. FORCES FIGHT AGAINST MILITARY ODDS   Failure to Meet Issue In Far East Will Transfer It Elsewhere, Savs General   See page 6 for text of Gen. MacArthur's statement.

‘Mac’ Warns Korea Is Key   Avers Defeat Could Mean Loss of Europe

Truman, Attlee. Will Discuss War      Europeans Fail To Grasp Asia Issues   By HUGH BAILLIE iPresident Of The United

aaa ee On aaa ee  Presitent of the United Press World Copyright, 1950, By United Press

MacArthur Says Failure To Meet Issue In Korea Will Leave it To Be Fought In Europe   Gen. Willoughby Say UN Plight In Korea Doesn't Justify Use of A-Bomb

Europe in Peril If Asia Lost, Says General  MacArthur Declares Troops Fight Against Unprecedented Odds

‘Military Odds Unprecedented in History’&%: 6" MacArthur in —  Exclusive Interview   President Asks $18 Billion in  Formal Request  High Taxes, Strict Controls, Tiaht Draft Law Expectec   Arms Build Un

M’ Arthur Fears Europe Attack   UN Forces Are Fighting Greatest Odd: In History, General Declares

Savs Europe  Is ‘Selfish’   Defeat In Korea Would Move Battlefield There, He Declares

Says European Statesmen Must Recognize Facts   Allied Military Chief Says His Command Complied Fully With Directives; Cites Misunderstanding

MArthur Warns Against Allied Failure in Korea  Baillie Reveals Text Of Cable to Him’ Sent From Tokyo

Chinese Reds Get Warning By U.S. Navy   Formosa Inyasion To Be Disastrous, Adm. Joy Cautions

Russia Annexes cast Germany  ‘Spy Purge’ Launchec   ‘Spy Purge’ Launched In Puppet State

Allied Meetings To Open Thursday   Independence Of Indochina Topic Of Talks; French Ask More Aid

Supreme Court Refuses To Take Anti-Subversive Amendment Off Ballot

American B-29s Wing fo Far East   Battle-Tested Men Man U. S. Planes On Way to War

Battle-Tested Crews On Big B-29’s Now Winging Way To Korean Front

B-29’S HEADING TOWARD ORIENT   Bottle Tested Crews Aboard Americon Bombers Bound For South Korea

Veteran Crews Aboard   ‘B-29's Lewse U. S. To Bolster Pacific Power

Chiang’s Forces Land on Island   No Retreat Stand Is Seen for Thousands of Nationalists.

LAST RETREAT FOR CHINESE   Evacuation Ships With Chushan Forces Arrive In Formosa.

LAST RETREAT POSSIBLE MADE BY NATIONALIST   Troops Arrive On Formosa for Last-Ditch Stand

Mme. Chian o Greets Troops Krom Chushan   Gala Celebration On ‘Isle Of No Retreat’ Welcomes Retreating Army

Chiang's Forces Land on Formosa From Chushan   Generalissimo's Wife Greets Troops Amid Euthusiastic Receptior

ORD. HOLDING DOWN PRICES      In Attempt To Fight  Inflation Threat  will Hold Price Leve 

 Fed Bullets Instead of Soup ~  18-Year-Old Tells of Massacre In Which 68 Americans Killed

High Point Youth Tells Story Of ‘Death March’   Ry RARBRARSA RRINES

Sentences To Be Meted Out On Thursday   Jury Deliberates 6 Hours Prior To Reaching Verdict

Fear Chinese Pressure on 3 Fronts Risks World War lil in Far East

Skeptical Air Force Jeers at Flying Discs   50 SAY THEY SAW  FLIGHT OF SAUCERS

‘lying Saucer Reports Keep Pouring In  Air Force Persists In Belief There's 'No Such Thine’

‘Air Force Denies ‘Flying Saucers Exist, But Reports Continue To Persist   Suntted Be Prin ts

Air Force Again Denies “Flying Saucers;’ Many New Reports Received.

Texas Transit Strikes Get More Serious Besomant Part Arthur Houston Without Bus Series

‘NEITHER SIDE WILL COMPROMISE Texas Bus Strikes Becoming Serious

Cold Front Acconymnled by Winds of Gale Force — Coldest Spot In Nation. In Chester, Mont, “Whore Temperatures Register 45 Degrees Below Zero.

Toll Nears 50, Sub-Zero Hits Blizzard Area   Lower Temperatures Reduce Flood Peril Gales Join With Snow

Storm Death Toll In Nation Nears  Fifty Mark Today   Sub-Zero Temperatures In Midwest Follow Northwest Blizzards   WEATHER CHANGE MAY STEM FLOODS

New Constitutior Expected Soon For Indonesia  Voting Will Abolish Federated States And Create Republic

His Physician Advises This, Daughter Says   Mrs. Nolan Explains Reason He Decided to Get Into Contest

Rep. Keefe Quits Govemor Race   Congressman Acts on Doctor's Advice to Take Lona Rest

Oshkosh Leader Says Doctor Told Him To Withdray  Declares Problem  After Rennebohm AA rats « % 4 as ag ee

FALLS T0 DEATH   Accident Occurs Over Long Island — dokn Harris Wan Atiemot “ing to Close Passenger Cabin’s Outside Door Blown Open During Wight.

Formosa Forces To Continue War  British Recognition of Reds  Will Not Alter U.S. Poliew

CHIANGS CREW FACES ITS LAST BATTLE ‘ALONE’   Action Of Britain And Truman Adds Somber  Hue To Formosa

Chinese Loyalists Face Disillusion  Plan Battle Despite British, U. S. Policy

Nationalists To Fight Alone For Formosa   British Recognition Of Reds and Truman Stand Are Bitter Dose

Full Publie Inquiry Into Worst Air Crash Ordered  PO am:   Giant Tudor Airliner Developed From War Time Lancaster Has Been Doaered By Teacedy

Order Inquiry = In Air Disaster   80 Dead ‘In ‘Record Eng lish Accident .

FULL INVESTIGATION INTO PLANE CRASH   Everything Was In Correct Order, Bri'ish House Of Commons . Informed

Full Public Inquiry Is Ordered Into Historv’s Greatest Air Disaster

Order Full Inquiry Into Air Disaster  No Cause Found For 80-Death Crash

Brifain Orders Crash Inquiry   ‘Cornmons Told: OF Public Probe Of “Accident Theat Killed 80

Air Crash Probe Set  In Britain   Inquiry Court Ordered to Fix Cause of Worst Air Disaster

Frontier Defense Mappe: d  4,000 Wisconsin Civilians ‘Will Act as Plane Spotters

CGW Still Unaffected By National \Soda Ash Shortage; Others Hard Hit

TOWNSHIPS ELECT TWENTY-SEVEN MEN   Trustees, Clerks and Treasurers Named in 9 Districts   PLENTY OF WRITE-INS

TOWNSHIPS ELECT  TWENTY-SEVEN MEN   Trustees, Clerks and Treasurers Named in 9 Districts

Laurel Pilot Dies When Jets Collide   Capt. George Evans One of Two Victims of West Virginia Crash

Acheson Cites Aims of Big 3   Conference to Boost Unity. Sacretary Aascerte *

Gl Battalion Drives 22 Miles Behind RedLines   Troops Rest, Fight Again, Save Command Post

- + DARING RAID. EXECUTED —  J. S. Tank Unit Proves Red Line Vulnerable

Battalion Fights 22 Miles Behind Enemy Territory   Troops Make Deepest Penetration Into Enemv Held Tand

U. §. Battalion Penetrates Red Line 2? Miles  “Reconnaissance in   “Reconnaissance in Force’ Shows Enemy Readying Big Push

Gls Make Foray 22 Miles Into Red-Held Area   Discover Enemy Is Building up for Push Toward Port of Pusan

Battalion Forges 22 Miles Behind  Communist Lines  Battles Way Out Again and Saves Cammand Pact

Yank Battalion Fights Way Deep Behind Enemy Lines   Then Fights Its Way Back From Daring Mission

News Day And Night      U.S. Unit Cracks Red Line; Fights Way Back To Safety   Tank-Led Outfit Captures Important Intelligence Data From Commies In Daring Raid ‘In Strength’

US Battalion Fights Its Way 22 Miles Behind Enemy Then Fights Way Back

U.S. Troops Holding Line   Tank-Led Battalion Goes Deep [nto Enemy Territory for Inspection

‘Daring American Battalion Proves North Korean Lines Can Be Ripped

  U.S. Probes 22 Miles Behind Enemy, — Finds Foe Strong, But Tanks Punch Hole

Read Super Value Days Ads Appearing In Today's Times   Hard-Hitting U.S. Tank Force Breaches Enemy Line

U.S. Battalion Saves Regimental Post In Korea After Outstanding Exploit

‘Heroic Yank Battalion Claws Way Through ‘Enemy Lines, Saves Post in Savage Baffle

JAMES 1S NAMED COURT JUSTICE   Governor Scott Makes Surprise Appointment To State Supreme Court.

Expiration Of Law Delayed At Least 6 Months   Joint Conference To Decide On Date: Truman Will Sign

Solons Favor Rent Controls Until Dec. 31   Actual Expiration Date to Be Decided at Joint Conference

House Approves Rent Control Extension Bill  Continuation Of Federal Controls Ta Year’e End Sure

SCRIVNER INTO RACE   Kansas Congressman Will Seek Another Term in House .

Split Holiday Week-End Bringing Death to Many In Variety of Accidents

Fatalities Continue to Mount as Motorists Jan Roads; Four Die in Plane Crashes and Forty. Eiaht Perennc Aro Drowned

186 Traffic Deaths Expected To Increase   Six Killed in  Planes; 50  i BDereane Drawn

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   260 Fatalities Reported In Nation; 171 Victims of Traffic.

Car Crashes Take Lives of 180 Persons   50 Are Drowned, 4 Die in Plane Crashes

Elusive ‘Beast’ Sought In lowa  ‘ Tracks4 inches Wide Found: Hound Clawed

Rossellini Sues  U.S. Senator   Director Charges Libel To Colorado Demoerat

ECA Materials Said Captured By China Reds   Hoffman Reports $4,000,000 in Catton Seized

CHINESE REDS SEIZE MARSHALL PLAN GOODS   Material Sent For Direct Use Of Chinese People

Next Drive by Larson Against Liquor Violations  i le OO   Considers Victory “‘Mandate”’ for Full Enforcement of Lav

Considers Reelection As Mandate   Will Not Discuss Sale of Liquor by The Drink Question

Enforcement of Beer Laws Next Step by Larson   May Crack Down or Places That Sell Lig: uor By-the-Drink

Senator Cites  H-Bomb Might   Tydings Says Single Blas Could Kill 3 Jlien

¥ewWwwekeve a GROUP OF GERMANS IN BROWN SHIRTS GIVE  NAZI SALUTE AT RITES

LOCAL BOARDS WILL CALL 82 FOR INDUCTION  37 City and 45 County Registrants to En. ter Military Service yh, SORE.

DRAFT BOARD TQ CALL BLAIR MEN FOR EXAMS   Selective Service Or. ders Going to 144 County Men in Late September.

Cold Wave Is Moving info ‘ale Today   Snow Flurries and Freezing Weather to Strike Oklahoma as Front Advances South

Cold Wave to Reach State On Thursday   Norther on Way With Hard Freese Forecast By Friday Morning

U. S. Flyers May Now Attack Red  Korea Air Bases   South Korean Forces Reported Back In Outskirts of Red-Held Capital, Seoul

Truman Authorizes Use Of Ground Troops In Korea   Fliers To Cross 38th Parallel

Battle Swings Back And Forth Around South Korean Capital; Republicans Push Back To Seoul   AIR FORCE GIVEN SOME ELBOW ROOM

Life Raft Picked Up In Baltic   Believed to Have Been From the Missing U. S Plane.

Life Raft Found in Baltic Sea May Be Off Missing Plane   Despite Discovery Search Is Called Off Sunday As Scheduled

British Ship Bringing Yellow Float Ashore, Reports No Signs of Life: Search Halted

LONG SEARCH YIELDS NO SIGN OF SURVIVORS   Raft Picked Up North Of Port Reds Claimed Was Site of Clash

Derelict Said To Be From Missing Plane   Despite Clew, U. S. Halts Intense Hunt For ‘Privateer’

Faint Hope Stirred For Missing Plane   Life Raft Picked Up Ya Battic Shows Signs Of Use

British Ship Picks Up. Life Raft In Baltic Sea Where Craft Went Down   Navy Announces Abandoning Of Hunt For Survivors Of Privateer Believed Shot Down Rv Latvian-Rased Russians

Certain Identification Awaits Arrival of British Ship at Copenhagen Within Day or Two

Life Raft, Thought to Belong To Missing Plane, Picked Up by British Ship in Baltic

House Disagrees OnProfits Tax.  Proposed Cui Might Aid Sneculators More

House Disagrees Over Tax Cuts On Stock Profit  Doubt Expressed   Doubt Expressed Whether It Would Help Economy

Vote a Slash in Interest on Tax Overpayments   House Group Favors Reduction From Six To Two Per Cent

BOND PROFITS TAX DEBATED IN HOUSE   Congressmen Disagree Or Economy Effects

House Members Disagree On Tax Cut Plan  Stock and Bond Deal   Stock and Bond Deal Levy Reduction Debated By Group

Approves 2 Per Cent Rate Of Interest On Refunds Made For Overpayments

HOUSE SPLIT ON TAX PLAN   Dispute Rages Over Proposed Tax Cut On Stock-Deal Profits.

Tax Overpayment Interest Rate Cut Is Voted  Move Would End. Costly Practice

House Members Disagreeing Over Proposed Stock, Bond Tax Cut Committee Suggests

Interest Cut in Refunded Taxes Voted   Overpayment Not Profitable Method of Investing Funds

Votes To Cut Interest On  Tax Refunds  Taxpayer’s Rate Stays The Same

Vote To Slash Interest Rate To 2% On Overpaid And Refunded Taxes

Committee Votes to Cut Interest Rate Being Paid On Overpayment of Taxes

House Disanrees Over Tax Cuts On Stock Profit  Doubt Expressed  2° ee ae a Oe   Doubt Expressed Whether It Would Help Economy

VOTE TO SLASH INTEREST ON TAX OVERPAYMENTS   Suspect Big Firms Pay Toc Much to Collect Present 6 Per Cent.

Tax Interest  Cat Proposed   Congress Also Is Set To Slash Rate On Capital Gains

Cut in Interest Rate for Over Payment Voted   From 6 to 2 Per Cent Urged on Surplus on Taxes Later Returne:

Votes to Cut Interest Rate:   House Group Would Make it 2 Per cent on Overpayments of Taxes.

HOUSE SPLIT ON PROPOSED CUT IN TAX   ‘Members Disagree Over Whether Move Would Aid Speculators

CANADIAN FORCE ENTERS ALASKA   United States Planes Also Join Maneuvers Against Imaginary Foe

Frozen Yukon Tests Troops Of ) Nations   Canadians Join In Winter Maneuvers

Russia Decision to Return To UN May Be Move for Peace Or New Aaaression

RUSSIA COMES BACK 10 WORK IN U.N. BODY   Some Believes This Means She Doesn't Plan War Now.

Person Described As Former Communist Expected To Be Called On By Senator McCarthy To Supplement Senate Statement Of Louis Budenz In Owen Lattimore Case—Truman Questions Whether It Is Possible To Libel Wisconsin Republican

MORE EVIDENCE NEEDED TO BACK SPYING GHARCES   Former Communist Wanted To Support Another Witness In Testimony Against Lattimore — Two Senators Clash.

Budenz Testimony In Lattimore Spy Charge May Be Supplemented By 2nd Former Red When Senate Committee Reconvenes Friday

McCarthy Builds “ttack against Owen Lattimore   Second Witness Described As An Ex-Communist May Back Budenz

McCarthy Hints May Introduce New Witness   Indicates Another Former Communist May Be Called To Back Budenz; Tydings And Lodge Clash

McCarthy May Call Former Red   Evidence To Back Up Budenz On Lattimore Would Be Purpose

Second Witness, Former Communist, May Supplement Lattimore Case File

 Tydi ngs, Lodge Stage Verbal-R Testimony by "Budenz May Be Supplemented

New Mystery Witness May Back Budenz   McCarthy May Call For Supplemeniary Lattimore Evidence

Budenz May Be Backed By New Witness   McCarthy Lines Up Former Reds In Foreign Office Probe

McCarthy May Call on Another Witness Who Was Former Red      Tydings and Lodge Clash Over Ayer Annointment

Shelton Caught, Wounded By FB  bing? Woated' Man  oh tu 4. 3... .l lO

Citizenship No Out For Aliens  High Court Rules Deportation Leaal

U. S. Supreme Court In 4-3 Split On Deporting Aliens, Admitting Brides   Rule Aliens May Be Deported Even Though Natural. ized When Convicted; Denies Bride Admission By Calling Her Security Risk

High Court Vote Okays Alien Ban:   dttorney General Giver Power to Bar Door Te Tindesirahbles

US. 10 PROBE OSMON’S CASE   Federal Grand Jury Will Hear Death Evidence— Witnesses Called.

Officials Have Split View On War Casualties  Wher To Report > i eee =n urtes:

Maybe the Overall Policy Is Flexible MacArthur And Pentagon Differ on How Much Should Be Told Nation of Korean Casualties

Tokyo, Washington Headquarters Differ In Making Up Casualty Lists

Pentagon, Tokyo Disagree On Casualty Lists  Differ On How Much Should Be Told In Battle Reports

Differ Over Issuance Of  U. S. Losses  Armed Forces’ Ideas Seem To Vary, Says

Mr Arthur, Pentagon Reports Differ   Korean Casualty Totals Show Mix-Up In Military Policy

CASUALTY LISTS DIFFER 1N FORM   Gen. MacArthur And Pentagon Use Different Systems And Time In Making Reports.

Tokyo, Washington Headquarters Are At Variance On Reports Of Casualties

MacArthur Differ With Pentagon  Military’s Policy Long Has Been A Puzzler; Exnilanation Follows.

Tokyo, Washington Disagree On How Much Should Be Told About Korean War Casualties

Republicans Aim To Cut  loreign Aid   Opposition To Administration Program Mounts

Preparing To Resist Giant Chinese Drive   Chinese Still Massing For Offensive Drive To Capture Seoul  By ROBERT SCHAKNE

Half-Million Reds Brew New Attack   Ridgway Commands Combined Force

HOUSE SANCTIONS POSTAL INCREASE   Penny Post Card May Be on Its Way Out.

—N. Y. LOSES 2 HOUSE SEATS — Official U. S. Census Count Is 150,697,361

SOCIAL NOTES FROM KOREA: Warm Receptions, Little Formality Found by Gls

Woman Invents TV Color Device  Tube May Revolutioniz CBS, Other Systems

Reds, Rightists Stage Fight in French Assembl   Guards Break Up Riot Over Debate On American Aid

Point Four Task Given To Waynick   Ambassador Called In For Temporary Duty In New Field

YORK CREAMERY MEN TO ATTEND DISTRICT MEET   Ten Counties Will Have Representatives At Anamosa Conference

Stand Guard At Barricades   Communists Angry Over Failure of General Strike Call Also Block Roads

Communist Rioters Halt Rail Traffic   Road Blocks Stop Trains In and Out OF Vienna fae Hoaore

Communications Also Seized By Red Mobs   Rioting Touched Off By Failure Of Big Putsch Yesterday

HALT RAIL TRAFFIC   Communist Demonstrators Causing Trouble in Vienna

Angry Vienna Reds Step Up  Demonstration   Buildings Seized, Traffic Disrupted After Strike Fails

Reds Halt Vienna Railroad Traffic  laawy Daad Riaelbe   Clear Road Blocks On East-West Line

Red Rioting In Vienna Blocks Rail Traffic   Demonstrators Blockade "Tracke To Halt Western " Movements—Autos Are ’ Overturned

ANGERED AUSTRIAN REDS HALT TRAFFIC IN VIENNA   Vienna isolated by Flying Squads After General Strike Call Fizzles

Raecke Files  For Governor   Former Speaker Of Legislature D e m ocratic Candidate

Lattimore Bitter As He Calls McCarthy Madman’  Alleged “Top Soviet Spy in State Dept.'' «   Alleged “Top Soviet Spy in State Dept." : Gives Lona Statement Denying Charges

Accused ‘Red’ Thinks About ‘A Libel Suit   Far East Expert Arrives In U. S. With ‘Guns Blazing’

Lattimore Sees McCarthy As A ‘Madman’  Man Accused Of Being Top Red Spy Calls Senator's

LIBEL ACTION THREATENED BY ACCUSED MAN   Owen Lattimore, Charged As Master Spy, Makes Reneated Denials

Possible Libel Action Studied On McCarthy   Far East Expert Due In Capital Tuesday

Qwen Lattimore Calls McCarthy ‘Base Creature’  Top Spy In US, Agency Denied

Lattimore Raps McCarthy's Spy Accusation   Declares Senator ‘Madman’ for "Political Attack’

LATTIMORE VOICED VITRIOLIC DENIAL   TERMS MCCARTHY A “MADMAN” MAKING “POLITICAL ATTACK ON DIPLOMATS.”

Spy Charges Are Denied By Accused Kast Expert  Possible Libel Act   Possible Libel Act Warned As Denials Are Again Declared

Lattimore Emphatic In Denial   Calls McCarthy ‘Madman’ as to Attack—Appear to Testify Tuesday

0.J. LATTIMORE HITS McCARTHY   Calls Wisconsin Senator “Madman;” Denies He is Communist.

THINKING OF LIBEL SUIT Lattimore Calls McCarthy's Charges Act of ‘Madman’

McCarthy’s ‘Top Red Spy’ Says He’s Not Even State Department Man   Appearance Slated  Before Senate Unit   Solon Says All His Cases Stand Or Fall On Lattimore Guilt

Dewey Back In Thick of D2 Picture   Democrats Win With Lehman; Marcantonio Out

Dewey, Lehman Victors In New York Elections   Marcantonio Loses In House Race; Impellitteri Cops Mayor’s Post

Dewey Sweep: Into 3rd Term As Governor   But Running Mate Haniey Is Trounced By Sen. Lehman

U.S. Diplomat Killed In Tibet Fleeing China   Douglas MacKiernan Shot By Guards On  Himalava Border

Tibetan Guards Kill Mackiernan, American Consul   Delayed Reports Say US Diplomat Shot At Border Last April

Dangerous Trek Fails Tibetan. Border Guards Slay American Diplomat

Claims Navy Secrets Stolen  Hickenlooper Says Raids On  “‘Amerasia’ OF Vital Importance

Hickenlooper Says Magazine Had List Of Fleet Locations   Calls Amerasia Investigation of Vital Importance

Remington Says He Didn't Know About A-Bomb   Claims He Thought Project Involved High Octane Gas

Witness Denies Knowledge of A-Bomb Projec!   Remington Says He Knew Nothing Of Manhattan Job

REMINGTON TELLS OF HIS WPB WORK   Economist Says He Did No! Know Manhattan Project Involved A-Bomb

SOUTH KOREA FORCES STILL HOLD SUWON   North Korean Forces Which Cross Han River Concentrated 10 Miles North, MacArthur Reports.   yU. S. LOSES THREE COMBAT PLANES   Cruiser Juneau Shells Positions on Coast. Reds’ Supply Route to Russia Open by Land.

MacArthur Headquarters Says Reds Driven Out   Northern Troops Concentrating 10 Miles North Of City, Airstrip

Major Break Reported By Red Forces   Southern Defense Line Penetrated; Americans Take Up Strategic Positions

Loss Of U.S. Planes, Including 2 Jet Fighters, Reported By U.S. Air Force; Navy Goes Into Action Just Off Coast.

Fig Here tor iaikes Witte framan  Mull C Consultation on A- Bomb Asked

Consult Britain on  A-Bomnb: Attlee ‘Common Cheers His Plan to See Truman

A-Bomb Decisior Up To Brifain Too, Attlee Says   Recommends Thorough Consultation In Advance

Two Senators Face Battles   South Carolina, Oklahoma Primaries on Tan

Senafe Race In Oklahoma To Be Close   Sooners Vote Tuesday As First of Primaries To Be Held in July

Highlights In The News  * Texas University, Accepts Negroes.  * B-29 Crashes In Narth Sana

Three Negroes Are Ruled Eligible For Immediate Texas U. Enrollment

WACO STUDENT FIRST ADMITTED  University Of Texas Bows To Rulina: Enrolls Two Negroes

"NO RETREAT” LINE DRAWN   80,000 Chinese Communist Troops In Action — Unitei Nations “End The War” Drive Stalied.

Wind Up to 50 M. P_H_ Prevails   ATE PORT WMPATHER Para   Rare Mineral Found in Arizona

(*" Blinding Flash Of Light” In Sky Reported By Towns Along U. S.-Canada Border

ON BUDGET   Fiest Conference for Com: ing School Year Held at K. U.

START ON BUDGET   First Conference for Coming School Year He'd  at KK. U.

RATHER COLD 10 TRUMAN'S PLANS   Two ol President's Reorgan ization Program Rejected. by Committee

Two of President's Reorgan ization Program Rejected. by Committee   NOW TO THE SENATE

Puerto Rican Party Leaders Are Arrested  Heads of Nationalis! Communist Parties Seized by Police

Puerto RicoRebel Leader Captured   Pedro Alibzu Campos Surrenders to Police After Tear Gas Attack

LEADERS IN A NEI   Heads of Both Nationalis!  and Communist Parties in Puerto Rica Taken

Rebel Leaders Arrested In Puerto Rico   Albizu Campos Routed From Homie

Puerto Rican Police Arrest Revolt Leader   Truman Attack Brings Speedy Commie Roundup

Puerto Ricans Rrrest Rebels   Nationalists’s Chief Taken In Roundup Throughout Country

AFTER ATTEMPT ON HST Puerto Rico Rebel Leaders Seized In Police Roundup

Communist Party Leaders Seized Puerto Rico  d-Up Follows _   Round-Up Follows Within Few Hours Of  Assassination Attempt.

Puerto Rican Nationalists, Reds Seized  Party Leaders Are  Rounded Up After Riair Hance Shantin

Puerto Rican Police Seize Communist, Nationalist Party Leaders In Roundup

Red Leaders Rounded Up  In San Juan   Communist President And Secretary Among 130 Under Arrest

Hevolt Leaders Seized After Assassination Attempt— . Puerto Rico Rounding Un Nationalisis and Communists

Roundup At San Juan of Communists   Nationalists Head And Other Top  Leaders Arrested

Mate of Surviving Gunman Held on Conspiracy Charae   Puerto Rico Police Round Up Top Anti-Government Heads

troublemakers Arrested... . SS  Puerto Rico Picks Up Revolt Leaders

Rebel Leaders Seized In Puerto Rico;  Governor Condemns Attack On Truma   Attacker’s Wife Charged With Conspiracy In Plot

. As Result Of Assassination Attempt ‘Puerto Rico Rounds Up  ‘Nationalists, Communists

Nationalist and Communist Party Leaders Are Seized Today by Puerto Rican Police in Roundup

RETURN TO ~BLASSROON   Connecticut Girl Near Collapse After Jury’s 5-Hour Deliberation. .

State’s Attorney Makes No Comment; Jury Takes Four Hours fer Verdict

MERCY SLAYER IS ACQUITTED IN DEATH OF DAD   Carol Ann Paight Weeps at Verdict; Plans to Return to College.

Acquitted Slayer To Resume School  Attorney Says Issue Not *“‘Mercy Killing,” Cites Insanity Plea

CAROL PAIGHI FREED BY JURY   Plans To Return To Col. lege After Resting From Trial Ordeal

Carol Ann Paight Is Acquitted  ne th Ratur   Plans to Return te College as Soon As She Rests Up

Jury Aequits Girl, 21, In Mercy Killing   Collece Student Freed by Connecticut Jury in Killing of Cancer-Doomed Father, While Patient in Hospital.

CAROL PAIGHT ACQUITTED OF MERCY KILLING   Jury Frees Girl Accused Of Shooting Father; Verdict Cheered

Carol Ann, Free In Dad’s Slaying, Makes Plans To Resume College Work: Jury Studies Case Five Hours

Girl Acquitted In Mercy Death Of Sick Father   Jury Of 12 Parents Frees Connecticut College Student

Freed, Mercy ‘Killer Plans College Again   Jury Acquits, Carol Ann Paight In Death Of Father

MERCY SLAYER TO GET REST   Then Cerol Ann Paight, Ac quitted by Jury, Will Return to College

Jury Acquits Father-Killer   Carol Paight Sobs At Close of Trial

Carol Ann Paighi Is Acquitted of Slaying Father   Found Not Guilty In Mercy Death of Victim of Cancer

Carol Ann, Who Sho Father, Is Planning tc Return to College   Rule Girl Insane  Before Shooting   Was Near Collapse As Jurors Reached Verdict In Five Hours

Mobilization Law In Readiness For War Emergency   Congressional Approva Would Give President  Sweeping Powers

WAR POWERS LAW IS READY FOR ACTION   “Master Plan” Is Streamlined for Any Emergency Demands

MOBILIZATION ORDERS READY FOR CONGRESS   Quick Passage Would Come In Emergency; Powers Stringent

WAR POWERS LAW ALL SE IN EMERGENC\      Standby ‘Master’ Plan In Readiness for Any Demands

‘Emergency Mobilization ‘Law Ready For Congress In Case Of Sudden War   President To Get Full Authority For Freeze On Prices, Manpower, Waces And Materials If Neressary

RISK OF WAR CONSIDERED IN TRUMAN MOVE   Sweeping War Powers Law Ready for Any Emergency

MEASURE DRAFTED FOR MOBILIZATION IN CASE OF WAR      Power to Clamp Freeze on Prices, Wages, Manpower and Materials Is Given Truman.   DESIGNED TO PREVENT INFLATION, HOARDING   Provides for Seizure of Plants Mills and Mines Where Necessary — Imposes Excise Profits Tax.

Sweeping War Powers Act For Industry Mobilization Ready for Any Emergency

War Plans Act Ready To Go  In Eme rgency   Detailed Outline To Mobilize U. S. Awaits Congress  If It Is Needed

Europe's 18 Marshall Plan Nations T. Ectahlich Own International Bank

Opposition To Peace Tie-Up Plan is Seen   U. S. Wants Korean War Settlement Before Discussing Far East Problems

U.S. Opposes Asiatic Bloc Peace Terms   UN Assembly Will ' Get Proposal For Korea Cease Fire

Asian Countries Want A General East Solution   .U. 8. Seems Certain: To Oppose Tie-Up  Of Other Onestionse

ASIATIC BLOC IN PLEA TO UN   Seek To Link Far Eastern Problems To Move For Peace In Korea-

Asian Nations. Offer Peace Plan For Korea  Includes Negotiation: On All Far East Problems in Plan —

Republicans Win Skirmish On Roads Bill   Democrats Yield On Step To Add  Financing Pilon

To Recommit Highway Bill   ‘Democratic Leadership in House Backs Away From  Fight on Measure.

Advance Units of US Infantry Walk: Richt Into Kansan   Reports of Dug-In Reds Nearby Found to Be . Unfounded

TANK-LED YANKS ~ DRIVE AHEAD IN ~FRIGID WEATHER   Infantrymen Push Into Kapsan Through Ice ahd Snowdrifts—-Now 21 Miles From Manchuria.   RESISTANCE LIGHT TO ADVANCING FORCE   South Korean Unit Moves Up Coast Toward Siberian Border Under Cover of  Cruiser Fire,

Main Supply Line Blocked By Ice, Snow   Resistance Light But 100,000 Reds Dig In On Yalu River’s Border

Take Kapsan 2 Miles From Border   South Koreans In March Northward Alona the Canct

U. $. Infantry Enter Kapsan In Border Drive   Push to Within 21 Miles of Frontier in Jarring Cold

Through Snow In Advance  Toward Border   Resistance Light as Yanks Reach Kapsan 21 Miles From Border

Snow And Ice Block May Place Supplies Delivery T« Up To Air Drops

Seoul s: Threatened By Red Guerrillas.   U.S. Infantry Battles Sub-Zero Cold To Push Into Red Town Near Frontier

U.S. Infantry Pushes Nearer Manchuria  Sub-Zero Weather Gives Troops More  -  -£t. ot... -......

100,000 REDS DIGGING IN ON BOAMILE LINE   Supply Route Blocked by Ic and Snow Reopened: Few Reds Seen.

Yanks Surge Aheadin Bitter Cold  Manchuria Frontier   Manchuria Frontier Within 21 Miles Of Infantry Drive

Infantry.21 Miles From  Manehuria  Se a ic a   Temperature Drops 34 Degrees; Drifts Slow Supply Reutes

Nationalists Claim Red Attack On Hainan Defeated   Chinese Say Beachhead: Wiped Out, 4,000 Killed; Mainland Invaded

Now Ready To Operate, Parks Says   Airline Says It Could Start Flying in 3 to 4 Weeks

PARKS GLAIMG FEEDER LINES ARE STILL Hit   CAB Hearing May Determine Fate of East-West Line Through Waterloo.

Group Parries Panel Queries  In Red Probe   Bart, Scherer Fail to Answer Passport Fraud Questions

Ist Big Veterans’ Benefit Bill Given ‘OK By Committes   Postal. Service Employes Who Are Vets Would  Receive Raises

Sfafe fo Hunt Out Those Who Evade Income Tax   Tomorrow Is Last Day to File Report Without a Penalty.

Income Tax Payers Have One Day More lo File i in State   Supervisor Warns of New Efforts to Find Negligence, Evaders

Wage FEPC F ray in House Night Session  Southern Democrats   Southern Democrats Lose in Adjournment Try, 239 to 165, but  Beat Gaa on Debate

House Refuses To Quit; FEPC  Talks Continue   Supporters of Bill Beat Down Southern Move to End Session

House Drives For Vote  Of FEPC Legislation   Southerners Prepare To Stay All Morning. To Defeat  _ Civil Rights. Legislation—Session Longest le TAA Welk

House Beats Down Southern Move To Shelve FEPC Bill   Record Session Continues Into Early Morning Hours As Supporters Of Fair Employment Practice Measure Seek To Force Vote

HOUSE DEBATES  FEPC MEASURE   \  FILIBUSTER AGAINST BILL UNDER WAY—SESSION MAY LAST THROUGH NIGHT.

House Battles Through Night Over FEPC Bill  Supporters Kill Dixiecrat Motion To 1 cbs ht Pe ee dP te

N& Ws Layoffs Will Reach 2.979  42 Trains Affected By Rail Cutbacks

Curbs On All Prices, Wages To Be Sought   Honor System Will Be fsed Until ESA Ts  Keady To Enforee Plan

TOP ON MEAT MAY GE FlntaT TO BE GALLED   Honor System to Be Used for Most Controls Until “Police” Built.

Control of Auto Wages Foreseen   Rest to Be Voluntary Pending Enforcement

VOLUNTARY WAGE-PRICE CONTROLS DUE   Expect Action ‘Fe Come Some Time During This Week

Covernment to Ask For Voluntary Wage And Price Controls  Meat Curbs Likely, More Expected by March or April

Government May Issue Call for Voluntary Ceiling  Price Controls On ag ‘ a al. . f..   Price Controls On Meats Are Already  Under Consideration

Senate Kills Proposal to Intern Reds   [Lucas Plan Is Rejected,  45-29; Solons Set to  O. K. McCarran Bill

Senate Refuses to Abandon Red ‘Registration   - Lucas Substitute Is Batted Down by Vote ef 45 te 29

Substitute Plam. Offered by Lucas Is Turned Down.  Bill Doesn‘t Go Far

The Weather   Solons Snub Amendments  To Red Bill  ‘Concentration . Camp’ Plans Fail in Senate

LUCAS PLAN FOR CONCENTRATION CAMPS BEATEN   Senators Three Times Reject Amendments to Bill For Registering Reds.

Senate Rejects Plans Sending Reds To Camps  Thrae Deanacale Gat   Three Proposals Get Snub; ‘Concentratio: Camp’ Setup Would  Be Used Durina War

Concentration Camp For Reds Is Rejected   Amendment to McCarran Anti-Red Bill Loses By 37-35 Vote

Senate Refuses To Substitute Red = Internment For Registration Featuré

Internment Camp Plan Is Rejectec   Senate Nips Attempts To Put Clause in McCarran Bill.

SENATE REJECTS 3 AMENDMENTS   REFUSE LUCAS PLAN FOR INTERNMENT CAMPS FOR ALIENS

Kill Changes in Commonist Bill  -. Senate Refuses-to.  Alter Its Measure

Vote Down McCarran Amendments   Bills Would Have Put Reds in Concentration Camps in Time of War; Registration Clause In

Senate Retains Registration in  Anti- Red Bill   Lucas Claims Measure Doesn't Go Far Enough

Senate Rejects Cocentration Camp For Reds in U. 5.   Bill to Control Subversives is Near Passage

MeCarran Bill Move  Is Beaten   Senate Refuses By 45 To 29 Vote To Knock Out Parts Of Measure

Truman Veto Awaits Bill; Passage Sure   Move Beaten to Put Communists In fanrantration Camps

 Concentration Camp’ ‘Provision Is Rejected   Senate Bais Down Feature of Anti-Red Measure Three Times

Senate Is Voting on Various Amendments Proposed for McCarran Anti-Communist Bill

Senale Kills Changes in Anti-Red Bil   Three Proposals for War Internment of Communists Refused

LEWIS AGAIN TO BE INVITED TO TESTIFY   ‘Wants UMW. Chief To Deny Charges While Under Qath

rs ERS TO Give LEWIS CHANCE 10 ~INSHER CHARGE:   Ousted Union Leader Repeats Claim “John L” Dafied Court Order

O'Neal Funeral Set for Friday   Resident of Ada Since 1916 Wili Be Buried Here

Government Also Planning Wage Ruling   Evaders Threatened With Mandatory Crackdown If ‘Honor System’ Is Failure

VOLUNTARY PRICE FREEZE IS ASKED   “Honor System’’ Is Invoked and Fair  Standard Is Set

Evaders Warned Mandatory Controls To Follow; Wage Formula To Be Issued Soon

Fair Standard Evaders Face “Must” Curbs  Waoa Carmula Dua   Wage Formula Due To Be Issued Soon

Wage Formula issuance Due In Short Time   Administration War ni Price Evaders Of Mandatory Controls

Threat of Mandatory Controls Backs ‘Honor System’ on Prices And Profits, Some Cuts Expected; Increases Allowed as Costs Go Up

Dec. 1 Level Setas Peak In ESA Ruling   Gougers Warned Mandalory Controls Being Fixed;  Dew fiaceke Cnmenine:

IN EFFORTS TO END SHOOTING BLASTED BY WI   PRICE “FREEZE” ON VOLUNTARY. BASIS ORDERED.   Cease-Fire Attempt Branded As “Trickery And A Plot”   Evaders Will Face Mandatory Controls, Gov ernment Warns   EXCESSIVE” PAY CHINESE DELEG BOOSTS PROHIBITED LEAVE FOR HOME

Voluntary Price Freeze ls Called For   Evaders Warned 01 Compulsion Later if Free Will Fails

Federal ‘Fair Standards’ Scale Set Up Voluntary ‘Freeze’  On Prices Ordered

ESA Ofticials Warn Evaders Will Face Mandatory Curbs   Spokesmen Say Wage Formula--Designed to Restrain ‘Excessive’ Pay Boosts--Will Be Issued Later; Oil Cost Hike Cutback Urged

Wage Plan ToBe Issued By Officials   Administration Warns Evaders About Controls

Crack-Down ()n Evaders ls Promised   Formula For Curbing Wages Is Promised Soon By Government

EVADERS WARNED THEY WILL FACE MANDATORY CURBS   Request Made for Rollback of Any Increases Since Dec. 1 That Exceed Set of “Fair Standards.”   A WAGE FORMULA BEING CONSIDERED   Administration’s Action Appears to Be Final Appeal to Nation to Join in Fight on Inflation.

Voluntary Action Cited As Single Alternative To Mandatory Controls   Businessmen Requested To Roll Back Prices To December 1 Level To Help Hold-The-Line Avainst Inflation

SR Rodeo Team Ai Cow Palace Event   LAST YEAR’S CHAMPIONS IN POSITION TO WIN 2ND TIME IN ROW

Quick Head Work of Pilot, Radar Man Credited’ With Savina of B-36 Airmen

Korean Civilians  Must Leave Zone   Order Would Stop Enemy Infiltration Behind American Lines

Tornado Rips Hangers, Craft In West Texas   Rain, Hail, Wind Join to Spread Violence in Area of Plains

Irish Bow To Indiana.  OSU Wins    Notre Dame Drops Second: Game. 20.7

Feotball Picture  Indiana Jars  Trish, 20 to 7   Maryland. Washington Fall As Upsets Shake Big 10

Big Three Plan Protests on Red erman Police   Separate Objections May Be Made to Arming of Forces

Tri-Powers May Send Separate Protest Notes   Way Cleared For Sending Protests To Moscow Soon Denouncing Russia’s Move In Arming East German Police

ENEMY DRIVE FIZZIES OUT   UN Counter: Offensive Shifts Into  “Hilgh Gear —.North Koreans Make Galns In One ‘Section. of Taegu Area, *

Alaskans Sight — Guided Missile   Air Force Refuses Comment; More Jet Fighters Ordered to Territory .

West Likely To Overrule Reds in U. N.   Stage Is Set for A Major Battle Over Agenda Issue

Powerful Grips of Butte’s Old Ladies Attributed to Pulling Slot Machine Levers

Senate Yotes To Double Old Age Benelits   To Bring 10 Million More Under Program and Raise Payroll Taxes

Senate Bill to Add 10 Million Workers   Measure Passes 81 to 2: Taxes Hiked as Much as $18 a Year; Aid Up 100%

Solon Wants Acheson Out   McCarthy Says ‘Hiss Ring Still in State Dent.

Comyn unist. lam not and never nave! ‘na Communist sympsthizer.”’

McCarthy Wants Acheson Ousted From Cabinet  Says Country Better Off Without Ring

McCarthy Says Hiss Ring Still In Department  Country Better Off if Acheson Ousted, Canntar Marlarac

Senator Says ‘Most  Of Hiss Ring’ Stays; McGrath Objects to Opening FBI Records

Senator Asks For Acheson To Quit Post   McCarthy Charges State Department is Haven Fer Reds

Wisconsin Senator Insists State Dept., Is Haven For Communists And Other Bad Security Risks 

McCarthy Says Hiring Acheson Aid To Country   Also Suggests Ring Of Untouchables Be Kicked Out Of Jobs

SOLON WARNS HISS GROUP IS STILL IN DEPT   M’Grath Held Fighting  Opening Records To Solons Hunting Reds

TEXAS T0 FIGHT FOR TIDELANDS   Will Press For Congressional Action To Nullify Decision  CONFISCATION SEEN

Supreme Court Action Bitterly Criticized Texas To Fight For New Law Nullifyina Tidelands Ruling

Hope To Continue _ Cease-Fire Talks   Red China’s Envoy Leaves Today For Peiping

KOREAN PEACE   Still Optimistic Despite Red China’s Stand; Wu Goes Home

fs Talks To Continue  ‘Doubtful Diplomats Hold Out That China Will Heed Pleas

TRUCE IN KOREA IS HOPE OF U.N   Diplomats Await Answer Of Chinese On Proposal To Cease Fire — Wu Leaves For Home.

Hee “ant heya reed aS. aa4 abe. Beas * ye ARRON aeedaeTE aa         UN Diplomats Hope Red China Will Answer Plea.

UN Diplomats Hope Red China Will A..swer Cease-Fire Plea   While Admitting It May Be Wishful Thinking,  Deleactes Nevertheless Koen Fingers Crassed

UN Diplomats Stull Hopeful On Cease Fire   Wu Leaves Today On Flight To Peiping As Response Is Awaited

NURSES SEEK $2400   Penna. Association Also To Demand  ; Be ttnnsse th6c or

YEAR OF DECISION AWAITED BY THOSE IN WORLD AFFAIRS   May Determine Global Mili tary - Political - Economic Balances for Generations   Russia Expected To Mak Bid For World Control Then

50 More Men To Go for Draft  Exam Tuesday   Another 30 from Area to Be Called for Aug. 3]

84 Alton Area Mento Receive Induction Call   140) Others to Appear For Tests During Same Period

G. T. Kuester Is Among Fourteen  Named for  Speaker Spot   ‘Not In Running’ But Would Not Dodge The Job

Reds Claim 700 America Men Killed   200 Others Captured In Cochiwon Battle, Radio Says; May Make Stand Along River

M Arthur Admits New Withdrawal Is Probable   Yank Troops Fighting Delaying Action North Of Chochiwon

Yanks Feeling Necessity For Better Weapons   Americans Retreat Behind Kum River Line of Defense  we en

MacArthur Says Yanks Delay Reds   But Announces U. S, May Withdraw Behind Defense Line At Kum River

Situation Described As Serious   Reinforcements Sped; Regiments in Trap; 50-Mile Retreat.

Allies Rush Forces Into Big Battles   North Koreans And Chinese Attacking Savaaely Along Line

UNForces Give Ground fo Reds   Situation Serious; Pilots Say Chinese Moving to Korea

Pilots Report More Chinese Move South   Two U. 8. Regiments Surrounded; Thirteen U.S. Tanks Captured By Communists

Chinese- Americans Rushing Troons to Manchurian Battle   U.N. Troops Drop Back 50 Miles

Troops Moving in Manchuria Toward Northern Korea  Reinforcements are   Reinforcements are Rushed Forward to Meet Red Threat

Prices Now _ Going Up At Store 4 ee   Purchasing Agents Think Flurry Of Panie Buying Will Steadily Slacken

Store Prices Begin fo Soar   Hike in Raw Material Costs Has Now Reached Merchandising Shelves

PICKS STAFF OF 2¢   Group Will Make Persona! Property Assessments  in County

Bridges Appeal Before Union Causes Fight —  Anti-U. S. Move Is Defeated By ClO  anack APraAamhAar

CIO Leader Opposes US Korean Aid   Harry Bridges Starts A Near Riot As He Criticizes Resolution

French Ignore Paris Bus Tieup  Assembly Kills Talk On Sabotage Measure

Red-Led Bus Strike Hampers Paris Today  Normal Life Goes n In Gay City

French Bus Strike/Flops   Effect on Business Slight As Taxis and Bikes: Carry Traffie

Communist-Led Strike on Paris Transport ‘Lines Fails to Stop City’s Normal Life

Government Shuts Of ' Filibuster Aimert at ‘Killing Measure on Sabotage

Communists Slow Down  Paris Life   Seek to Enforce Demands For Bonus and End To American Arms Cargoes

PLANES STAGE SHANGHAI RAID   1,000-Ton Ship In Harbo: Reported Hit By Nationalist Bomb

China Nationals Bomb Shanghai   Seaport Capital Is Also Attacked

Nationalists In a Surge of Activity   Bombers Raid Shanghai, Hit Ship in Harbor, Strafe Red Invasion Craft   WIN STAY IN THE U.N.

Navy Fliers Hit Red Areas For Two Days   Georgia Writer Gives Eye Witness Report Of Navy’s First Fight

Roll Back 25 Miles, Pursued by 50,000 Troops and 100 Tanks, Latest Communist Victory Threatens Communications Line   Eye - Witness Account of Raids on Red North Korea   BY HAROLD MARTIN (DISTRIBUTED BY U P)

JOUTH ALSO Ui HAVING BELOW FREEZING COLE   Eight Inches of Snow Falls in Vermont and Massachusetts.

MEMBERS SPOTTED IN INDUSTRY  nad  Infiltration of Labor Unions Tops on Red Party's Slate

WEEN LOL Od MOLEC  Red Infiltration Into Labor Unions Make Strikes A Weapon Against Us

RED SABOTAGE IN U. S. Communists Pushing Into Big Factories  hdormbbeare Lleqcd tn Peolane

Threat Of Red Sabotage  ‘Communists Told To Get ‘Jobs In Vital Industries

‘Honor Seven County Doctors At Dinner  Iowa Medical Society  Gives Remsen Doctor BO.Vear Cartificata

‘Honor Seven County Doctors At Dinner  lowa Medical Societ >; a » Se ae

DR. SANDER TRIAL   Prosecution Will Wind Up Its Case This Afternoon

Heavy Traffic in Manchuria Heads for Yalu River  undarv   SOME ALREADY OVER   Jet Meets Jet in Battle to Death---Massive Air  Assaults.   LOW READING TONIGHT   Cold Wave Expected to Drop Temperatures to 20 Degrees

‘Weeping Defense Lawyer ‘Asks Jury to Clear Name Of Accused Dr. Sander

JURY WILL GET CASE SOMETIME LATE TODAY   One of 4, Verdicts Must Be Returned By 12-Man Jury

Death Penalty Recommended For College Senior Accused Of Slaying Campus Coed

Mickey Cohen to  Leave Texas Just As Fast As Possible   Rangers Inform Californian Not Welcome

Simplify Sport Fishing Rules, Congress Asks   Conservation Group Acts To Standarize Season For Many Varieties

Compromise Rent Control in Making  Six-Month Extension Seems Toa Be Favored

Possible Mitbillion Tov tix Mantas and Aree Controls After daa. tr Proponed,

Extension Of Rent Control Believed Near   Study Proposal For Local Option After Six-Month Period

Industry Chiefs Urge Continued Free Enterprise   Henry Ford 2nd and Arthur B. Homer Speak Before Buffalo C. of C.

AEC TO SPEED UP PRODUCTION   Committes Directed to Expand  Facilites if Necessary to In erense Manufacture of A.Bombs ) and Other Atomic Weapons.

A-BOMB PRODUC TION INCREASE ORDERED AS RESULT OF WAR   Atomic Program Said To Be In “Good Shape” Compared With Soviets

Texas Cotton Crop Estimated At 2.9 Million  USDA Reports tat est 1b sa ince ‘44 Seacan

PRINCIPLES IN FAMOUS MERCY KILLING ARE DISCUSSED BY OUTSTANDING INS NEWS WRITER

MMUNITY VERY CH DIVIDED ON THE SANDER CASE   1G QUERY POSED   An ist Defends ras Bi Condemns

Florida Election May Give Sign’ Result May Indicate  Political Trends

Florida Battle Being Watched By Candidates   Senators Who Want To Run Again Eyeing May 2 Primary.

Solons Watching Race In Florida  Pepper fs Facing Bic Fight With Smathers

“Senators Watch Results Of Florida Vote  g Presidential Veto Expected If Bill le EanncAtan

POLITICOS EYE VITAL FLORIDA SENATE SCRAP   Interest Growing in May : _ Primary Race Between Pepper, Smathers

xnwrKwKeK Kw ®  Fail To Budge ‘Mo: Believe She's on Rock   New Salvage Attempt Fizzles; To Try Again Tomorrow

Fail Again To Float Missour1   Experts Fear Battle-_ ship Is on Rock; But  Will Continue Efforts T's Move Her Wednesda‘

Effort Fails: Big Mo Still Stuck in Mud   Pride of U. S. Navy Is Too Firmly Lodged to Be Budged by Heroic: Salvage Attempt

‘Rehearsal’ Fails To Dislodge Big Battleship Held Fast In Bay  1,000 Tons Of Pull Unable To Loosen Huge Vessel; Another All-Out At tamnt Planned For Thuredav.

Fail to Float Big Battleshir   Missouri May. be Caught on Rock—Another- Attempt Planned Tomorrow.

Grounded “Mo” Remains Stuck   Another Attempt To Float Battleship Ends In Failure

Believe Rock Has Dented Boffom of the ‘Big Mo.’   Another Attempt to Free the Battleship Missouri Eneade in Fothire_

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arship May yHung 1a Rock   Out Effort 9 Float Huge iesouri Fails

Giant Battleship ‘Hung on Rock’   Navy's Try to Float Grounded Ship Fails

Navy Believes ‘Big Mo’ Hung On Rock; Latest Salvage E forts Fail

Experts Believe Missouri Is Stuck On Rock  Navy To Try To Rescue Big Mo

Ancther Floating Attempt Fails...  Grounded Battleship: May Be Hung on Rock

‘The ‘Battleship Blues’ Play On  The ‘Mighty Mo’. SHI Mighty. Low

‘Big Mo’ Is Still Stuck In Bay Mud   Efforts Of Fleet Of Tugs, Anchor Winches Fail To Budge Huge ; Battleshin

BATTLESHIP NOW BELIEVED HUNG ON ROCK   Tugs, Anchored Cables Fail to Budge Ship; Fear Bottom Dented.

Battleship ‘Through’? MoWon'tB udge;Experts Savy She’s‘Hune On Rock’

Navy Attempt At Re-Floating Big Ship Fails   Battleship Missouri May Be Hung On Rock, Navy Says After Another Try At Moving Her Fails

Navy Experts Fear Missouri Is Hung On Rock After Floating Try Fails

«New Effort To Float Big Mo Fails; Now Believe She’s Hung On A Rock

‘Rehearsal’ Ends in Failure  Navy Believes Big Mo Is Grounded on Rock

MIGHTY MO IS - STILL HELD ON SHOAL IN BAY   New Effort Fails, Officers Be. lieving Ship Now ‘Hung On a Rock’

Salvage Experts Fail To Budge Big Warship  USS Missouri Still Resting Aground In

U.S. Envoy Notified Of  Intention   Red Nation Says 1. T. & T. Agent  Has Confessed

Vogeler Trial Being Planned By Hugarians  Red Regime Claims American Confesses   Red Regime Claim: American Confesses Spying Charge

Deadline for Rail Strike Is Extended   July 1 Limit Is Okayed by Trainmen

RIOTING CONTINUES  Cabinet Is Deciding King Leopold Fate   CALIF Y TRAITOR   PATR CONFER

Warn Cabinet Of Civil War  In Beloium   Anti-Leopold Riots Continuing as 3 Die In Liege Fighting; Rumor Abdication

Iwo Are Killed Fourfeen Hurt In Rail Wreck   New York Central Train Is Derailed “Today-At Oneida, N. Y

Big Battleship Pulled By Tugs From Sandbar   Ship Is Refloated Early In Morning

Fourth “Attempt: Succeeds=- — : . BATTLESHIP. MISSOURI FREE AFTER 15 DAYS ON SANDBAR

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LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT ROHM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA. FOR 24.HOUR PERIOD ENDING 6 A. M,

U.S. Would Revoke Bail of Free Reds, Jail Them for Security’s Sake

HAIR TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE   ‘Wake Forest Student De clares Fatal Shot In Automobile Accidental — Denies Slaving.

Hair Testifies Coble Killed During Struggle   Fought Over Friend’s Gun

Backers of Oleo Bill Claim Edge   Senators Who Want Taxes Repealed See 5 to 8-Vote Margin

OLEO BACKERS CLAIM VICTORY   Senate Vote on Substitute Bill Due Tuesday

Margin Of-Five To Eight Votes Claimed By Backers Of Anti-Oleo Tax Bill In Senate

Money—How To Spend And Raise Ii —Will Be Legislature's Big Issue

Guerrillas on Hainan Quit   Some 5,000 Surrander, Others Under Heavy Attack; Planes, Warships Busy

CAVE-IN OF MUD IS BLAMED Rescuers Try To Reach 128 Miners Caught In Pit   THEY PITCHED

Rescuers Strain To Reach Miners   128 Trapped in Pit Follawing Mud Slide

Rescuers Work To Reach 128 Trapped Miners   Miners In Scotland Caught As Mine Roof Caves In

Texas Violent Deaths Total 16 Over Weekend  Three National Guard Fliers Killed; Gunfire Stabbinas Revorted

Pennsylvania's Population Up 5.4 Per Cent.   All But 13 Countie: “fake Preliminary Reports; Total Population is Expected To Exceed the 10,000,000 Mark

‘State Population Figures In 1950  Bunnina 5.4 Per Cent Ahead of ‘40

Convalescent Home Swept By Fire; 10 Elderly Persons Die   Christmas Trips Jam Trains,  Buses

U.S. Places  Travel Ban  To Bulgaria State Dept. Also  Fires New Blast At Hungary 

American Travel To Red Bulgaria Banned By U.S   State Department Also Rap: Hungarian Demand For ‘Reduction In Legation,

Dewey Leadership Is Much Needed,  Morse Declares   Oregon Senator Points To Irving M. Ives As Presidential Timber

Bride Claims Marriage Of One-Day Aé® An End: Hucbond Gees To Jail

Russia Outspends U. 5. on Military  ‘Budget for Second Successive Year

Gang War. Feared In Kansas City   Police Race Against Time To Prevent Further Killings

Pare  OfP Pole : Boss and His Henchman   Five Stat’, aad Local Law Enforcement in Agencies Cooperate Drive To Find Killer 

Alarm Is Felt For Reprisals In 2 Murders   No Arrests Made For Binaggio, Gargotta Slavings

Police Fear More Murders  In K. C.’s Political Crisis   FBI May Enter Case To Prevent New Wave  Of Underworld Killing:

Kansas City Fears Bloody Gang War   Scores of Politicians, Hoodlums Questioned in Slavine of Binasoic   See Pictures on Parse i2

NORTH KOREANS DRIVE WITHIN RANGE OF CITY   Force Of 30,009 Reds Offers ‘Main Threat” To Key Base   ENEMY BEING HELD AROUND CHANGNYONG

Senate Committee In Closed Session On Foreign Program   Two Groups Expected to Put Final Touches on Billion Dollar Arms Aid Program: Approval Is Given ©

Senators Study Arms Aid Funds  Huge Measure Gets. _ Final Going-Over

CANADIAN AIR FORCE ALERTED TO CLEAR CITY   120,000 Persong Have Already Left  Winnipeg — Steady Rain Adis to Alseady Overflowing Red River,

CANADIAN AIR FORCE ALERTED TO CLEAR CITY      120,000 ‘Persons Have Already Left Winnipeg ~~ Steady ‘Rain Adds  to Already ' Overftowing:. Red River.

Needham Dies In Electric Chair   Former Blytheville Cab Driver Executed For Rape of Girl, 8   Verdict Upheld

" Liberal’ Walkouts Develop in Cities ‘As Conservative Factions Take Over

Find $250,000 in Loof in Warehouse   Chicago Polica Department fAnkes Lorgest Stolen Merchandise Find

Hanley Letter Is Object of Demo Attacks   Dewey Will Answer Charge In Broadcast Tonight As ‘Deal’? Rocks State

Hanley Letter Is Cited in Bitter State Campaign   Gannett Snys He Gave Loan to Hanley as Pre- Campaign Assistance

Democrats Say Hanley Letter Bears Out New York "Buying Off" Charge ;

Hot Political Row inN, Y.   Demos Charge Hadley : Was Paid Off for Stepping Aside for Dewey 

Charges, Denials Fly in New York Political Row   Dewey Opponent ‘In Governor Race Talks of ‘Felony’

Dewey Charged In Big Exnlosion in N. Y. Politics   Demos Claim Dewey Nominated After ‘Pavoff’ To Hanley:

Dems Hurl ‘Deal Charge at Dewey  Say Dewey Nominated pee wr wert   Say Dewey Nominated After ‘Pay-Off To Lt. Gov. Joe Hanley

Pay-off in NY Polities Is Charged   Lt. Governor’s Letter Cited by Democrats Reveals Withdrawal  DEWEY PRESSURE  Rochester Publisher Calls for Grand Jury Investigation of Case

Joe Hanley Denies Bribe  Of $70,000   Claims Optimistic Letter Referred To Insurance Money

Dewey Denies Hanley Brihed lo Quit Race   Governor Disputes Letter Telling of Alleged Pay-Off

Demos Say Hanley Was Bought Off; Gannett Wants Grand Jury Inquiry

‘Pay-Off Charged By Lynch   Letter Telling of Promises Revealed By Lieut. Governor

Pay-Off te Hanley Denied by Dewey   But Democratic  Charges Rock State And Receive Some Republican Sunuort

DEMOS CHARGE HINLEY PAID OFF —— TOSTEP ASIDF   Citte Letter on Financial Aid:  Chearge False, Says  Dewey.

Rival Candidate Says Governor Would Have to Be Impeached If Re-elected: Campaign Grows Bitter

‘Nefarious Crime’ Charge Hurled At Gov. Dewey in Hanley ‘Pay-Off’.

Democrats Say Hanley Admits Being Paid Of   State N. ¥. Candidate, 74. Made Room For Dewey. Gannett Wants Probe

Hanley Insists Withdrawal Was Not ‘Purchased:   Says He Thought Dewey Was Better Man In Emergency

Dewey's Opponent in Primary Paid Off to Make Way for Him To Come Out Again, Dems Say

Inquiry by Grand Jury On Hanley’s Letter Demanded by Gannett   Democrats Charge G. O. P Candidate Was Paid Off to Let Dewey Ryn

‘Charge Job  Barter, Law Violation Dewey, Hanley Deny ForeesOut-

‘Demos Cite Hanley Letter As Proof Of ‘Payoff’ To Step Aside For Dewey

Charges Against Tom Dewey Rock Political Scene   Democratic Opponent Accuses Governor Of Violating Code

Dewey Denies Making ‘Deal’ WithCandidate   Democrats Charge $75,000 Persuaded Hanley Not To Run For Governor

Democrats Tlay Dewey, Hanley  Felony Under State Law’ harged, Result

“Sell Out’? Charge Hits Dewey Aide kok Ok Kook ok kook ok ke ok *, Tr a. a, ) yr ... FW f9...7.. #2... TT..1....*n..2) £29   Demecrats Offer Letter To Back Claim Hanley “Paid Off”

Claim ‘Payoff’ Deal In N.Y.  Senate Race   Dewey Rival Explains Why He Did Not Run  Yor Governor Post

Demo Big Guns Go to Work on N. Y. Governor   Hanley. ‘Deal’ Called Feb. ny; Congress Probe ” ‘ean Likely

CITE LETTER IN PAY OFF CHARGE   DEMOCRATS DECLARE HANLEY PAID TO QUIT NY GOVERNOR CONTES’

George Hanley Wa: ‘Paid Off" to Step Aside for Dewey   Democrat Opponents Cite Candidate’s Own Letter on Finances.

DEMOS CHARGE DEWEY BAGKO HANLEY PRYOR   Hint Impeachment, Blocking of Hanley to Seat in Senate.

Letter Released By Hanley Turns New York Campaign Into Turmoil  Democrats Crying “Pay-Off” On Basis Of  Measure In Which Republican Candidate Tr ot Re Mew ws Yl Weelkse

—PROBE URGED-— ‘Deal’ Seen  In Favor Of Dewey    LYNCH HINTS AT NOMINATION

Gannett Asks Probe On Hanley’s Letter   Dewey's Opponent Charges Hanley Was Bought Off; Letter Reveals ‘Corruption’, Says Publisher Gannett

Pay-Off Charge Supported by Hanley Letter   Democrats Claim New York Lt. Governor Stepped Aside for Dewey

Democrats Charge “Payoff” in N Y. GOP Nomination  Handley Denies Anything Wrong In Withdrawal

N. Y. Politics In Turmoil Over Dewey  Demo Charges — Violation of  Criminal Cada

Dems Hurl! ‘Deal’ Charge at Dewey   Say Dewey Nominated After ‘Pay-Off’ To Lt. Gov. Joe Hanley

Demos Claim Dewey Rival Was Paid Off   Gite Letter by Hanley to Show He Quit N. Y. Governorship Race When Assured on Debits

Payoff ‘Deal’ Accusation Rocks GOP   Hanley Denies Cash Or Promise Of It Was Used To Swing Dewey Renomination

Dewey Stands On Denial of ‘Deal’   Hanley Takes to Radio to Repeat Stand; *"Lvuch Is Aetive

Democrats Raise Cry Of Payoff   Charge Bribe To Step Aside as Candidate In Dewey Favor.

Hanley Declares Attack Is Smear, Backs Dewey  ClO Council Asks Dewey Resignation

Democrats Claim ‘Bargain’ Hanley ‘Deal’ Story,Letter Split New York GOP Ranks

Demos Charge Political Pavoff In N. Y. State   Accusation Is Based On Letter From Lt. Gov. Hanley; Gannett Asks Full Investigation

ani ia ein casts a canons incerta ne tein ance immanent i Jn Lami eran tnt  Dewey <Opponent Paid Off by GOP

Democrats Cite Letter fo Prove. GOP Pay Off   Charge Hanley Paid To Quit Governor's Race in New York

Hanley Payoff Charge Flung   Gannett Asks Grand Jury Investigate Blast Involving Dewey Supporters

Dewey Denies He ‘Bought’ New Try For Governorship   Says There Was No Deal to Oust Hanley

Hanley Was Paid Off, Demes Say  Claim It’s Clear Why New Yorker Ont Convnarnnar Denn

Charge Hanley Paid to Stand Aside for Dewey   New York State Deal Report Brings Grand Tury Demand

Demos Charge Hanley ‘Paid’   Claim New York's Lt. Gov. ‘Bought Off For Dewey

Foe Accuses Gov. Dewey  Of ‘Payoff?   New York Campaign Bursts Into Flame Of Accusations

Allies Demand Russians Stop Baby Blockade   Wests’ Berlin Bosses Hit Truck Slowdown

Western Allies Protest Truck Slowdown As Red Plot To Sever Lifeline   United States, British, French Commanders In Berlin Demand Immediate Removal Of Restrictions Labeled ‘Abnormal’

ALLIES DEMAND BERLIN TRAFFIC CURBS BE LIFTED   Sharp Protest Sent to Rus. sians Against Their Interference With Movement of Goods.   TRUCKS DELAYED AT CHECKING POINT   Commissioner McCloy Said to Regard Restrictions as Beginning of Creeping Blockade.

Allies Protest Soviet Blockade  Berlin Note Calls Hindrance Abnorma

Demand Immediate Discontinuance Of Inte rference With Commerce Between Be r lin And West Germany

West Protests Berlin Traffic Restrictions   Red Commandant Told ‘Baby Blockade’ Is Obviously Calevlated

Allies Protest Against Berlin Truck Blockade   Demand Russians Immediately End Traffic Restrictions

Soviet Action Draws Sharp Protest From Allies © Truck Slowdown On Berlin Road  Seen Beginning Of New Blockade

Allies Protest Soviet Stepup Of Truck Block   West Sees Move as Altempt To ‘Restrict Normal’ Flow of Goods

Allies Hit Slowdown On Berlin Traffic, Demand Curb’s End   Big 3 Commanders In City Charge Russians With Deliberate Blockade Attempt As Border Guards Tighten Controls

$57.31 Average Reached By Leaf   Scarce Tobacco Rises. To New Seasonal High

Race Is Even In Late Count Of Ballots   Late Rural Returns Rub Out 60-Seat Lead Labo: Had When Tabulations Ended Before Dawn.

CONSERVATIVE PARTY TOTALS CUT STRENGTE  Safe Working Major  Safe Working Majority Threatened by Inroads of Churchill Followers.

So.. Koreans 32 Mi. From Red Wonsan      Sct Red Losses At 200,000 Men

Communists Rush Work Defenses North Of Parallel   Enemy Losses To Date Set At About 200,000; Allied Planes Blast Traffic

Reds Retreat Before Drive Near Wonsan   Losses Total 200.000 With 40,000 Captured

Reds Scraping Up Defenses   Allied Forces Regrouping South of 38 Parallel

KKK K KS,  10,000: NATIONALIST “CHINA GUERRILLAS ATTACKING COMMUNISTS

Texas Beauly, Jeannine Holland Of Houston, Named "Maid Of Cotton” Over 18 Rivals

House Votes $16 Billion To Win War   Emergeney Fund Also To Help In Re-Arming Allies

All Clues Fail In Arctic Hunt   Storm Closes in to Hamper Efforts to Find Missing Air Force Plane

ARINC ia tas. acu etetaaeriae meena BURNS PROVE FATAL TO COLUMBUS CHILD

DELEGATE OF SOVIET UNION ASSUMES CHAIR   Resolution Against’ North Koreans fs + Placed On Agenda

Malik Takes Over Today  As Chairman   United States Wins First Round In Korean Wrangle

U. S., Russia In Showdown In UN Today   Decision in First Round of Diplomatic Battle to America

UN Council Meet Tops  Interest   Red Aide Booked For Chairmanship

'U.S. And Russia Due For Historic UN Showdown Over Korea, China Reds

‘ LABOR MARKET TIGHTENING   Tobin Gives Go-Ahead on Manpower Need

sVROPERASMRCECHEE LPC eS  Labor Department BeginsW ork Of War Tivo Manpower Group

Tobin Tackles Manpower Job   Labor Department Takes Cammission’s Duties

Huge Foreign Arms Aid Bill Topic Of White House Talks  Truman, Three Congressional Groups To Discuss Move At Monday Session

Action Delayed On President's War Powers Bill   Lawmakers Are Hurrying Home For Christmas

‘House Members Go Home For Christmas; Delay Action on War Powers .

Temperature Touches Low (Of 15 Dearees   Mereury Skids to New Kecord In Midwest; Memphis Ha: Freezing Weather

Admits Hoax In $21,000 Bank Theft   Cashier at English Confesses He Faked Burglary to Cover Up Own Shortage

$21,000 Theft Pulled By Cashier To Pay Debts, Says FBI After Quiz

Pickets Battle Working Miners   Shotguns Cut Down Five during Riot

Four Admitted To Hospital With Gunshot Wounds; Condition Not Listed   Washington Talks Show No Results   Southern Operators Seek To ‘Narrow Issues’ In Contract Meeting

U.S. Economy Nears Brink of Catastrophe   Thousands Idle; Fuel Supply Down To Nine Days

 Growing Coal Shortage Brings Forecast Of National Catastrophe; Duquesne Light Orders Power Cut   LEWIS, OPERATORS ‘AT BARGAIN TABLE

Lewis, Owners Renew Talks On Pact Deadlock  Spokesmen See Little Chance of an Early

Little Hope Seen for End Of Stalemate   Stock Piles Dwindle Below 10-Day Critical Point

Operators: Return for Coal Talks.   Spokesmen Indicate They See Little Chance of Early Break in \ Bitter Deadlock

Parleys on Coal Resumed Today: Lewis Attends   No Progress Reported However, in Bitter Deadlock; Union Bill Is Considered,

Five Wounded By Gunfire in Strike Clash —   Violence: Flares As  Nation's Coal Supply ee meee Pee CEE.

5 Men Are Shot In Clash at Mine In West Virginia   Non-union Operation I Scene of Gunfire; Owner Is Wounded  in Affray Today,

'Non-Union Miners Clash With Pickets   Catastrophe Is Forecasted

Dwindling Supplies Of Coal Approaching National Catastrophy   Conferees Report No Chance f Early Agreement In Bitter Deadlock Over Contract.

FIVE WEST VIRGINIA  MEN WOUNDED WHEN PICKETS CLASH WITH ~ 'NON-UNIGN WORKERS

Pickets, Non ote  Miners Clash Junior, W.Va.       Mine Owner Among Those Wounded

100 Pickets, Non-Union Coa Miners Meet   John L. Lewis Reported to Be Asking for Work Guarantee

FARM PROGRAM BUREAUS TOPIC   Leaders Discuss, - Problems OF Production And Control— Brannan Plan Officially Onnosed.

GOP Group Dissents in House Report   Promotions Barred. Education Dept. Faces Bie Cut

Legislature Gets Big State Budget 0f$220 Million:   $17 Millions Above Last Year But $5 Millions Under Amount Spent

“Laborless” Fuels Are Threatening Coal Industry   Operators Say Future of Soft Coal Industry Depends on Control of Production Costs

MARINES WILL AID MACARTHUR   Order Underscores Need For Keeping Strong In Japan

BelieveMarines Ordered OutTo Reinforce Japan  MacArthur May Throw  More Units In War;  Bo Le Po a ek

Reds Stiffen In Northwest, Other Sectors  Winter-Long War   Winter-Long War Expected by U.N.Guerrillas Active

Reds Stiffen In Northwest, Other Sectors   Winter-Long War Expected by U.N. Guerrillas Active

Funds Are Voted For Plane Tests, Anti-Sub Studies   House Appropriations Blox Approves Funds in $625 Million Deficiency Bill

FUNDS ARE VOTED FOR WARPLANES, U-BOATS   Veterans Administration Given $7246,151,908 In Deficiency  Bit

“BUILDING BURNS AT INDIAHOMA   Other Dwellings Threatened As Sparks Are Blown Across Highway

Milk Strike Continues In Washington, D. C,. With Workers Seeking Short Days

WORLD -PEACE PLAN SUBJECT OF U.N. DEBATE   Direct Talks by Powers Consilered — Closed Session of Security Council to Deride on Filling 1951 Post of U. N. Secrotary General.

U.N. To Push Peace Talks   Call Closed Session On Secretary General

Secretary Would Extend Areas Of Real Agreement.  Pacts That Register . Facts, Understood By Reds. He Saves

ACHESON VETOES FURTHER PEACE APPEALS TO REDS   Secretary Says Only Strength Will Impress Russia and That It Will be Built Up.   POINTS TO FOUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCI  ,   Declares It Will Not Be Nec essary to Set Up a New Group to Consider Atomic Controis.

Acheson Bars Appeals To Russia; Bases U. S. Policy On Power Alone   Secretary Of State Says Agreements Mean Nothing To Soviet, Which Acknowledges Facts, Hard, Cold, Solid Realism

Acheson Outlines Policy of Power To  Check Communists   Secretary of State Turns Down Suggestions For New Peace Appeals to Russia; Holds Progress By Agreement Not Possible

Power, Not Peace Pleas, Impresses Russia: Acheson    Secretary of State Defines U. S. Policy, Declares Aim Is to ‘Create Strength Instead of Weakness’ and Persuade *Reglistic’ Soviet to Halt Expansion

Anti-Russian  Policy Based On Strength   Experience Has Taught Progress Toward World Peace By Agreement With Russians Termed Impossible

U.S. Spurns Suggestion Of New Appeal To Reds   Acheson Reveals Sweeping Plan For Strategy Based On Power

Secretary Acheson Tells News Conference That Russia Recognizes Strength Only; U. S. Policy Is to Strengthen

Acheson Bases Foreign Policy On Power Alone   Declares Russians Are ‘Realistic’ and We Must Proceed Accordingly; Answers Senate Speeches.

Only Fair Deal’ Democrats Are Truman’s Desir   President Makes It Clear He Desires New ‘‘Purge’’  To Affect Congress

TRUMAN SAYS PURGE IS ON   President Tells Party Get ‘Vogether Phat He Hopes for Favorable Congress After November Elcetion. - .

U.S. Curtly RejectsRed Trial Plan   Move To Try Hirghito As War Criminal Said “Unthinkable”

U. §. Rejects Red Proposal To Iry Emperor Hirohito  Seen As Effort To Welsh On

U.S. REJECTS IDEA OF HIROHITO TRIAL   Soviet Suggestion Termec Mesh thie 

U, §, REFUSES TO PROSECUTE JAP EMPEROR   Russia Wants Hirohito Tried As War Criminal

MAJOR FEATURES APPROVED  $95 Billion Farm Coop Stop-Gap Tax Planned

Violent Quake ~ Not Located   One Of Most Violent Tremors Ever Recorded Shokes Earth

Violent Quakes Are Recorded   Believed to Be Centerer In North Burma

Quake OFN  ear-Reeord     Magnitude Reported: Site May Be In Burma

MOST VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE IN YEARS RECORDED   Exact Location Undeter mined; Believed On Burma-China Border   COULD HAVE TAKEN HEAVY DEATH TOL

Tremendous Earthquake Is Recorded  One of Greatest Ever Registered;  E qnnatinn Mwyctary

Armored Enemy Columr Originates In Red China   Emergency Airdrop Supplies Marines; Second Force Captures Seoul Airport; First 1,000-Plane Air Strike Blasts Reds

Two Gl Spearheads Battle for Capital   Communist Armor Observed Crossing Manchurian Border, Striking South

Bandit-Hunting in the Air With Small Cub Plane Is Prime Sport in Korea

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Bovle   KOREAN AERIAL BANDIT HUNT IDEAL FOR B-36s

DEFENSE SETUP CLAIMED OBSOLETE Solons Seek Plan To Protect Bia Cities From Terror Bombs

Doctors May Ee Inducted Soon   Report Proclamation Planned to Draft Doctors, Dentists

 Truman Reported Ready [To Set Registration Date For Medical Men

U. S. MAY DRAFT DOCTORS, DENTISTS   Triman Reported to Be Planning to Issue Proclamation Fixing Registration Date.

Offers Asia Aid In Detense of Independence  + Trumon Tells Reds   : Trumon Tells Reds ' U.S. Will Fight to Preserve Free Life

East Pledged American Aid By President   Chief Executive Returns to Capital After Policy Speech

Truman Talk Counters Russ ‘Peace Move   Warns Peoples O: The Far East Of So. viet Imperialism

TRUMAN BACK FROM FOREIGN POLICY TALK   Speech Follows Conference in Pacific with Macarthur.

Truman Offers Cur Help to All Asia as Means for Peace   Speech by President Is Broadcast in Many Tongues to the World.

Truman Sets Off Offensive Against Reds  4 U.S. President In Fi rst Move To  elt a —

Asia Offered American Aid   ‘Peace Partnership’ Proposal Made By President

Truman Returns To Capital From Pacific Meeting   Acheson, Marshall at Airport When Plane Lands This Morning

TRUMAN MESSAGE IS SENT OUT OVER WORLD’S AIRWAYS   United States Stands Rea dy To Do For Any Nation Threatened By Aggressor What It Is Doing For Korea, President Says.

Truman Back in Capital After Junket Producing Offer of Aid to All Asia

Truman Returns To White House Following Talk  San Francisco   san Francisco Bid  For Anti-Red Stand Linked To Arms For World On Bia Scale

President, Back In Capital, Sees Policy Chiefs   Speech Sets Stage for Counter-Offensive to Red Propaganda

President Warns Asia Of Russians Slavery Designs   Chief Executive Tells Asiatic Peoples We Are Behind Them; Warns Asia Soviet Is Trying To Turn Them Into Slaves; Talk In Frisco Beamed Around World

Truman Back  In White House   Far East Assured Of American  Help

PRESIDENT OFFERS U.S. AID T0 ASIA   Pledges ‘’Full Partnership Of Peace” to Nations Willing to Oppose Communist Aggression.   WARNS RUSSIA U.S. WILL FIGHT   U.S. Rebroadcasts Truman Speech in CounterOffensive to Red Propaganda.

Truman Speech Offers All Asia Aid for Freecom  President Assails Soviet Motives itn Appeal for Peace

President Offers Aid to All Asia  Truman Back in Capital After Pacific Pilarimane

Secretaries Of State And Defense Meet Plane In Washington   Voice Of America  Tells World Of Talk   President Warns Russia U.S. Won't Stop Short of War

Eloping Girl Weds Another Bridegroom Bride-To-Be Changes Her Mind On Eve Of Elabo Eg I TT

Doubt China Reds Will Aid Koreans  UN Would Move If Intervention Comes

he cheson Favors Parcpatio 0f W. Germany  Secretary Will Go To Conference Of Bia Three Powere

Acheson. Would Put Germany In Counci   Steps Favored: To Fit No > “thon Into Western Pawere

ACHESON FAVORS NEW GERMAN ROLE   HOLDS COUNTRY SHOULD BE. COME FULL PARTNER IN UNION OF STATES

Sec. Acheson Moves for Karly Unity In Europe   Immediate Steps To Fit Germany Into Pattern  Is U. S. Poliev

U.S. SEEKING 10 FIT GERMANY IN FUROPE'S UNION   Showdown On American. British And French  Policies Develops

FULL PARTNER IN COUNCIL IS ULTIMATE AIM   U. S. Position Toward Nation Outlined At  News Conference

Acheson Favors  Riech Joining  Europe Council   Secretary to Attend Atlantic Pact Parley In London on May 15

 Sheriff Tells Klan Leader To Prove Or Stop Charges   Dragon Attacks Sasser In Talk At Klan Meet

WOMAN SLAYER BEGS FOR: DEATH   Cries “Hang Me, Hang Me” At Trial In Germany On Charge Of Shosting Her Husband.

‘Hang Me, Shouts Accused Woman  Murder Trial Of Pretty Yvette Madsen Interrupted By Scene.

‘Hang Me If You Want? Woman Cries As German Psychiatrist Testifies As Yvette Madsden’s Murder Trial

Mrs. Madsen Cries Out, Asks Hanging As Trial Continues   Tries to Silenee Testimony of Psychiatrist; Says Woman Suifered Delusion

Vv 2 Rocket May Be Fired Monday   First Horizontal Launching Of Rocket in US Failed Two Days Ago; Try Again

Girl, 14, Shoots Sleeping Twin Sister Through Head Because “I Hated Her”

14-Year-Old_ Girl Shoots Sleeping Twin Sister After Argument Over Use of Phone

Girl Shoots Twin After Argument  ‘ Hated Her,’ She Talle Fresno Police

14-Year-Old Declares ‘ Hated Her’ After Firing Bullet into Brain

Posse Hunts Soo Boy Who Shot 2 Girls   High School Youth May Have Suicided After Attack

BOY SHOOTS 2 GIRLS, FLEES   Posse Combs Woods For ‘Moody Teen-Ager; Young Victims Critical.

Wallace Sees Way To End Cold War  By Setting Up World Bank Through U.N.

Henry Wallace Has Solution Truman, Stalin Conference   Cooley May Head Committee To Study Economic Policies

30 Billions Yearly Cost Of His Plan   Sees Global Smashup Coming In 1952 If His Ideas Rejected

UN Chief Endorses  N.A. Pact   41 Nations Reply To Plea for Troops

Full Military Vietory Not ‘Must’ For Peace. Lie Says   UN Head Declares Reds Still Must Withdraw North O 38th; Council Set For Fast Action On Aggression

We-ld Assembly Held on Alert   Settlement in Korea Still Hinges on Retreat of North to Border

Lié Discusses Korean Situation At Press Parley   Leader Refuses to Comment on Malik's Return to UN Counce’!

Court to  Sentence  Spy Today Harry Gold Faces Degth for Giving  Atomic Secrets to Russian Agents

White House Conducts. Peace Talks In Try to Avert. Pending Rail Strike

No Accord Reached In Talks to Head Off Rail Walkouts  Harmony, Dissension   Harmony, Dissension Mark Developments on Other Fronts

Peace Talks Tn Move To Avert Rail Strike   Situation As To Other Strikes On Over The Nation

Effori Made To Half Big Rail Strike   Talks Arranged by White House in Hope Averting Walkout; Other Labor  Troubles Flourich

RAIL PEAGE TALK ENDS IN DISCORD   UNIONS REJECT 23-CENT HIKE OFFER—PARTIAL STRIKE LOOMS MONDAY.

Negotiators Fail to Agree on Rail Wage   Strike Scheduled Tomorrow Morning by Yardmen's Units

White House Begins Last-Ditch Effort To Head Off Nationwide Rail Strike

Rail Peace Talks Fail   Unions Reject Offer’ Of Management; Still Set Monday Ticup

“The Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by FULTON OQURSLER   Chapter 7 THE LONG JOURNEY

The Greatest Story  The Birth Of Jesus: Shepherds Arrive To Adore The Child

Crest Seen in 18 Hones i  Thousands Flee Winnipeg As Floods Threaten City

Thousands  More Flee  Winnipeg — River Expected To Hit New Higt  Le as oi ee \ See

THOUSANDS ARE FLEEING CITY   Winnipeg Sill Menacec By: Red River; 70,000  Evacuated

New Flood Crest Only 48 Hours Away From Distressed Canadian City

Thousands Flee Winnipeg As Raging Red River Ups Crest To New High Point

Red River May Hit New Peak Early In Week   Thousends More Flee Greater Winnipeg As Crest Wears

RAIL LEADERS TO TOUR CIFY  High Officials Of Burlington Lines To Visit Lubbock Today

TOUR OF CITY, DINNER PLANNED  Burlington Railway Officials To Arrive For Lubbock Visit.

$4,000 ANNUAL INCOME SEEN IN NEXT 10 YEARS   Truman Predicts Better Standard Of Living In Oregen Address   CLAIMS HE DISLIKES UNBALANCED BUDGET

$4,000 Year Income Seen _ By Presiden!   Trumon Calls For Increasing Nation‘s Output Of Goods

His Goal Lifting Lowest Incomes To $4,000 Level, Truman Declares

Truman Sees Doubling of Incomes   Says Ten Years Will Bring $1,000 for Hard Working Family.

FIGHT PRESSED IN SENATE RACE   Senatorial Candidates And Their Spokesmen Push Hard For Voters’ Favor.

‘Reynolds Tells Plans Graham Supporter Criticizes  Smith’s “Republican Attack’

‘Smith Assailed As Having Taken ‘GOP Line; Graham Speaks In West

Official French Circles tn formally Suggest Replacing General   KOREAN COMMANDER DEFENDED BY BEVIN

EUROPEANS HIT AT GEN. MPARTHUL   HOLD HE LAUNCHED DRIVE ' TOO SOON—SLGGEST HIS REPLACEMENT.

Western European Critics Protest MacArthur's Leadership in Korea

Union Diggers To Balk At Working On Court Orders   Reports Indicate Strike To Mushroom Until All Of John L.’s 400,000 United Mine Workers Are Sitting On Sidelines

SEE DISTRICT PIT IDLENESS AS CONTINUED   Area Miners Awaitinc Next Move Today In Cal Dispute

Committee Votes Pike's Rejection   Ask Senate to Ease Him from Atom Post

Senate Is Asked To Reject Pike's AEC Nomination  Serving as Acting Head of Commission

Committee Acts To Reject Pike As Head of AEC   New Term Probably Ruled Out by Action Of Senate Members

Senate Members of Joint Atomic Committee Vote fo Ask Rejection of Sumner Pike

Pike Rejected — By Committee   Acting Atomic Energy Chairman Opposed by Split Vote

Four Persons Escape  See ~S-cue eee. Eee . ee  As Automobiles Crash

 Political  Lineup  2nd Session, 81st Congress   Truman Names Leland Olds. To Water Post

Violence Marks Strike At GE  ClO Walkout Spread: To Additional Plants

Violence Marks Walkout Of IUE  One GE Plant Closed As Strikes Spread -

Six Injured In General Electric Strike; Huge Syracuse Plant Closes

26,300 Idle AtDozen GE Plants   Violence Erupts On Picket Line In Syracuse

SIX GE PLANTS STRIKE -BOUND   Firm And Union Unable To Agree; Two Grant * Wage Boosts

VIOLENCE CLOSES BiG G. E. PLAN]   PICKETS§, NON-STRIKERS CLASH — STRIKE SPREADS TO 6 MORE FACTORIES.

G. E. Plant Closed By Picket Clashes  Total of 26,300 Idle Despite U. S. Pleas.

More GE Factories Shut Down   Plea Against Hampering War Work Doesn't Phase CIO.

GENERAL ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE     ‘WALKOUT CLOSES SIX PLANTS —HUDSON EMPLOYES ARE j GIVEN RAISE.

CIO-IUE Strike Spreads To Six GE Factories   Union Agrees To Resume Pact Talks

Pieckets Hurt At GE Plant   Six More Factories Down ' WMecnite li. & Plese

Kankakee Gut of Banks in Lake Co,   Sandbags Placed to Hold Back Fleod

ISCHOOLING CANCELLED   18 Naval Officers Will Not Come To K. U. This Fall as Scheduled

Hoodlums Kill Kazoo  Policeman   Partner Also Shot; Three Are Arrested

PICK JURY IN BOLTON TRIAL   Walter Reuther Expected To Be Early Witness Against Defendant

Jctane Drop Southern Coal Men Urged  n Auto Gas  . Predicted 10 Seek Miners Harmony

(Octane Ceilings May Be Slapped On Auto Gasoline  AA Ee   Minerals And Energy Administration Set Ur

Government May Impose Octane Ceilings   ‘Interior Dept. Says No Car Gasoline Rationing in Sight

U. S. Mattress Company Doing Its Bit to Relieve Tension For Stalin

Camp Carson Fire Fatal to Soldier  27 More Injured; Check Brush Blaze

1 Dies, 27 Hurt As Fire Hits Army Camp   Raging Colorado Forest Blaze Roars ‘Into Camp Carson

Soldier Killed, 27 Injured Fighting Brush Fire That Razed Camp Carson, Colo.

CAMP CARSON SWEPT BY FIRE ON PIKE'S PEAK   One Soldier Killed, Si; Seriously Injured In Mountain Fires

New York Cotton   Acheson’s Return from Europe  Greeted by Stiff GOP Challenge

Acheson Back From Europe   Faces Stiff New Republican Challenge on Policy ot Rearmament.

See. Acheson Facing GOP Arms Battle   Swift Trip to Brussels Brought Agreement on Troops, Big Four

ALLIED LEADERS AGREE TO FORM ANTI-RED ARMY   Secretary Of State Will Face Stiff Republican Opposition To Plans Made To Commit U. S.

ACHESON BACK FROM EUROPE   ‘Plans To See President Truman At Afternoon Conference

Acheson Back To Face GOP Challenge   Secretary Of State Lands 15 Hours Behind Schedule

Acheson, Home From Europe, Faces Challenge on Western Rearmament

Acheson Back From Talks In Brussels  Secretary OF State   Secretary Of State To Face Severe GOP Attacks

Acheson Arrives Home To Battle New Challenge   GOP Stiffly Opposes Rearmament Policies  And Stay In Office

Acheson Faces New Challenge   Secretary Returns From European Missio.

Acheson Returns  From Meeting Faces Republican Challenge Te Poticy

Acheson Calls Parley Success  Faces New Fight  in)\e? Palrarnanw

Acheson Returns; ~ Faces Challenge   Mission To Europe Shortest And Most Decisive

2-Year Diplomatic Boycott of Franco Spain  Is Ended by United States

Emporia May Become Haven in War Time   Carlson Tells War Dads Refugees from Coasts Would Seek Shelter Hora

Emporia May Become Haven in War. Time   Carlson Tells War Dads  Refugees from Coasts Bit ee tek Cunt ES oliae tierce

Kune  ATLANTAN CELEBRATES, BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY AND RESTORAL OF SIGHT

American Troops Flown Into Korea in an Effort To Stem Rout and Prevent Major Disaster: Air Strip and Suwon Fall to Onrushing Invaders   Rulletin

WHEAT CONTROL ISSUE PRODDED   House Solon Says Bill Should Bring Full Compliance With Program

Hooded Gunmen Secure Jewels  Worth $350,00¢   Home of Millionaire fron  Company Executive In  Cleveland: Robbed ©

Hushand Sleeps as Wife Screams  Gunmen Grab $350.000 in Uninsured Jewel:

Millionaire Mather Robbed of $350,000  Loot Consists Of Uninsured Jewels

Robbers Make Jewelry Hau   $350,000 An: Gems: Stoler While -Millionaire z “Sleene. ae

Changes In Ohio Voting Laws Urged  New Ballot Is Held Responsible 

Chinese Reported: Using War Dogs in Fight on Gls   SAVAGE, HARDY DOGS USED BY COMR'IUNISTS

Red China Recognition Is Approved   British Press Pleased Over U. S. Attitude

30 LIVES TAKEN BY FIREDURING LAST TWO DAYS   Fireman Picks Up Lifelike Doll, Baby Perishes

Fires Take Heavy Toll  Childran Ara (Chiaf i.   Children Are Chief _ Victims Among 30 Dead in Last Two Day:

DEATH TOLL T0 30   From Fires in Widely Scat tered Section of the  Country

Trade Pool Blamed Combat Solon Rap Failure to Bomb Yalu Power Dams

RAILROADS READY TO HALT SERVICE   SWITCHMEN’S UNION HAS CALLED STRIKE FOR 6 A. M, SUNDAY

Four Large Railroads Are Prepared To End Traffic on Eve of Walkout

A Railroads Set lo Halt Service  Switchmen’s Strike Called for Sunday

Four Railroads Prepare To Halt Trains Tomorrow  Switchmen Called Walkout at 6 a.m; Fifth Line To Run

Four Large Railroads Making Plans fo Halt Passenger And Freight Service Sunday  Switchmen’s Walkout Scheduled To Start Tomorrow Morning

Talks Go On In G.E. Strike  Negotiator Believes Meetings Will Drag

CE Mediation May Take Long   No Progress Made In IVE Dispute; UE Accord Hinted

Mediators Renew Efforts to Settle Electric Dispute   Carey Proposes Truman Appoint Fact Board For Study

MEDIATION OF STRIKE RENEWED   G. E. Says 12 Or 13 Days May Be Required To Tell Story

MESSAGE SEI FOR 10:30 TONIGHT   U. 3 Mobilization Program Given New Speed-Up  EXPANSION      Of Atomic Energy Program Revealed: More Funds  For Military Asked 

Truman, in Speech Tonight, to Call Upon All Americans to Unite in Greater Sacrifices  Behind Effort to Build Up Military Strength

President Will Call On Nafion To Meet Crisis  New A-Bomb Plant   New A-Bomb Plant Slated; Emergency Declaration Near

Nation Awaits Broadeast Tonight On National Crisis: GE Executive Appointed War Production Chief’

President Will Call On Nation lo Meet Crisis  New A-Bomb Plant Slated; Emergency Declaration Near

Truman To List Needed Curbs In Talk Tonight   Declaration Of Emergency Seen Prompting Call For. Four Million Man Army

Truman to List Saerifices the Nation Needs   Declaration of National Emergency Seems Certain With Address

PRESIDENT ON — RADIO TONIGHT IN CRISIS REPORT   Declaration of Emergency to Put Nation on War Basis Expected.

Kentucky Site Announced for  Atom Project _ Army Secretary Says $41 Billions Not Enough

Truman Due To Ask New Sacrifices  Nation Awaits   Nation Awaits President's Speech On Radio Toniaht

Truman Calls on Americans for Sacrifices   To Speed Buildup of Milltary Might; Plan Atamic Energy Project

More Effort To Be Asked Of American  People Soon   >: ee ee et ee   President Likely To Declare U. S, War Emergency

Truman to Cal On People ic Unite, Sacrifice   President to Speak at 9:30 Tonight on Cris. is Facing U.S.

President Will Speak To Nation   He’ll Outline Crisis Action In Radio Talk

President Goes Before Nation Tonight With Belt- Tightening Appeal

Congressmen Demand Setting Of Goals For Pro-  duction, Manpower   S100 Billion Cost Annually Foreseen   Administration Expected To Ask For Armed Force of 4.000.000

Truman Talk to Blueprint Buildup Plan, Dewey Asks Fast and Full Mobilization

.—TRUMAN— . President Will Urge Sacrifices  Addresses Nation At 10:30 Tonight

Nation Awaits Truman Defense Call Tonight   National Emergency Order May Come Afte! Radio Address

Hike Tempo Of Re-Arming   New Sacrifices Are Expected As Nation Awaits Truman Talk

PRESIDENT WILL CALL FOR UNITY   Americans To Be Told To Get Behind Critical Effort For Buildup

Emergency Decree May Come In Talk   500-Million-Dollar Atomic Project Set Near Paducah, Ky.

Yemands Mount for Manpower, Production Controls  _ Military Buildup Speeded; lruman to Talk Tonight   STORY OF DEWEY'S SPEECH ON PAGE 7

President Calls On Americans To Unite Behind Speeded-Up Efforts To Rearm Free World   Speech Tonight Will Be On Radio And Television; Plans To Outline The Home Front Sacrifices Needed.

Deity In Face Of Threat Of War Is Goal   Stepup Of Military Might Chief Aim Of Administration

Truman Ready to Tell U.S. Mobilization Plan in National Broadcast

United Effort Asked To Build ull lary Mignt  nawer.Pradau   Manpower-Production Goals Demanded

Kentucky Site Will Get New  A-Bomb Project   Army Secretary Declares Military Funds Not Enough

Expected to Put Nation Nearer To War Basis  MaAstIT s™LIt 2 Be..te   Will Call on People To Unite in Greater Sacrifices in Crisis

Address Tonight Asks Sacrifices For Free World  ’ National Emergency To Speed Buildup OF Defenses Is Certain

PRESIDENT TU TELL NATION's SAFETY NEEDS   To Outline Home Sacrifice: in Broadcasts at 9:30 Tonight.

Truman To Call On U.S. For Sacrifices  President To Make a SPpeal To Nation ~ By Radio Tonight

Plans To Outline Steps Expected To Meet Crisis   .-Greater Sacrifice . By Americans To Be Key Theme

Iruman Address lonight Will Give Indication of Plan  Emergency Edict May Be Included In Crisis Report

People ToBe Asked To Do More For U.S.   President Tonight To Make Appeal For Additional Sacrifices In Critical Period

President Will Outline Plan To Place U.S. On War looting   Call for 4 Million - Man Foree, $100 Billion Budget Predicted

Pressure Put On Truman To  Specify Goals   Build-Up Announced In Atom. Arms ig Fes af Kinaceh

Truman Call Sef Tonight   Far United Greater Sacrifi. ces; Mora Moves im Mili. tary Build-Up Announced

President Calls On U. S. Tonight: To Make Sacritices in Arms Effort

Congress Demands Definite Marks for Manpower, Output   President Will Speal Tonight; Pace Says 41 Billions Is Not Enonch

President On Air Tonight At 10:30 P. M.   Will Ask Americans To Unite To Build Up Free World's Strength

Truman Will Address Home Front Tonight   President to Call on People to Unite for Strength Buildup

Truman Talk Sets  Mobilization Pace  Variety of Moves Step Up Home Fron Efface Anaginc® Thrant at Warld War

Declaration of Emergency Seen Almost Certain   Government Picks Site Near Paducah, Ky., for $500,000,.000 Atomic Energy Project... ae

MAJOR SPEEC BY PRESIDENT DUE TONIGHT   Will Be Deiivered Over Nation-Wide Hookups At 10:30 P. M.

Defense Efforts Speeded Un as More is Demanded   Pace Says Asked Military Funds Are Not Enough

House Sidetracks FEPC Measure   Turns to Relatively Minor Foreign  Affairs Measure

FEPC Measure Is Sidefracked By Sam Rayburn  ppeckat OF House Gives Priority To Min Se In Delav

Traffic Accidents, Drowning Take Lives Of Three In Arkansas Over The Weekend

COUNTY BOY SUOUTS ELECT NEW OFFICERS   Plan for a Campaign to Raise Sum of $45,000   PLANS FOR JAMBOREE

OUTLINES PLANS FOR $45,000 FUND DRIVE FOR SCOUTS   Francis P. Kemmerer, of Sellersville, Elected As Council "President   Annual Report of Scout Executive Shows Council Is in Fine Condition

Senate Clears Decks To Wait House Action  Texas Lower House In No Hurry on Taxe: Ear Cante Alnenittete

‘Enemy’ Nearly Blows Up Locks  Army Pushes Them Rock Juct in Time

Stale Fair     Veterans’ ‘Day. -" Opens Missouri : Show: at Sedalia

State Fair Opens Sunday for a Week   Will Award Cash Premiums of $161,808; Harness Racing Purse $95,000.

Will Plot Strategy Of Campaign   No Endorsement Of Candidates To Be Given — Doyle Will Be Keynoter

A UAL A Elta  Rainfall of .11 Inch Re corded;' Nearly 2 Inches Below Normal

Judge I. L. Parrish Of Probate Court  Dies at His Home Had Been _Re-Elected   Had Been Re-Elected to Third Term at Last Election

Judge. L. Parrish Of Probate Court Dies at His Home   Had Been — Re-Elected to Third Term at  Lact Election

West Action In Korea Lauded By Churchill   British Leader Says Move Enhances Hope For World Peace

Ghost Of Little Old Woman Causes Tenant O Enalish House To Trv Ritualistic Exorcism

Coe Promises Hard Run-Off   Soys Will Toke Glover Off Accuses Johnston Murray OF Lying About Him

Nixon Warns of Red Reign of Terror if U. §. — Russia Clash   Well-Trained

Kremlin's Sabotage Plot Bared   Congressman Declares Communists Trained For Reign Of Terror.

20-Y ear M ilitary Manpower Program Combining UMT, Dratt Under Congress Study

MILITARY MANPOWER PROGRAM MAY COMBINE DRAFT AND UMT   Congress May Vote 18-Year-Old Draft, One Expert States

Plane Incident Seen as Indication  Talk Is Planned    Soviet Still Eager to Avoid Conflict With U. &., Determination Seen as Our Move

Reds Want Conflict Only on Diplomatic Front   hat’s How U. S. Interprets Soviet Handling of “Incident”

Russia Keeps Plane Dispute In UN Circles  More Incidents Of    More Incidents Of Like Nature Seen Ry LIS. Dinlomats

WATCH THEIR STEP — Russia Would Keep Plane  Incident on Diplomatic Side

Ploase Pass the Crow   Soviets Not Yet Ready For Break: Reaction Mild to Bomber Incident

Soviet Handling Of Plane Incident Indicates She Wants To Stay In UN

Soviet Handling Of Air Incident Shows Preference To Diplomatic War With U. S.

Russia Leaves Plane Incident To Diplomacy  Takes Case To U.N.; Claims Craft In War Fone Was Unarmed

SOVIET PROTEST IS CALLED MOVE 70 NETTLE U, S.   Diplomats Think Shooting Down Of Red Bomber Js Unlikely To Lead To ‘War With Russia.

Reds Attacking Vital Port City From Two Sides   South Koreans Recapture Kigye; Yankees Regain Lost Ground On Southern Front; U. S. Warships Lends Support To Troops

ENEMY HURLING TWO ATTACKS. TOWARD PORT   Small Red Force “Puts Roadblack On Main Highway

Kigye Retaken From Reds In Pohang Area  North Koreans Are Striking From Two Sides At Pohang

Duffy Orders  Prices Probe   Revives Old Statute For Ohio Crackdown

Yankee Ace Bests Konstanty in 1-0 Pitching Battle   New York Captures World Series Opener

r ° e ee ‘Two American Divisions Seal  (Red Exit Road From Southwest

Yank Blitz In South Still Gaining   Americans Within 85 Air Miles Of Seoul Area Fightinc

REDS FLECINS  Communist Forces Escape U.N. Trap, Head North To Defend Seoul RIVER CROSSINGS DELSY ADVANCES OF INFANTAY

U.S. Task Foree % Miles From Stronghold   Escaping Reds Flee To Seoul To Join Fight Against UN Troops

Seek fo Trap Main Red Body   Forces Driving at Seoul Still On Outskieta of City Under Heavy Artillery Fire

New Entrapment Arm Is Launched to Break Apart Reds in Southeast Korea

Some North Koreans Escape ast-¢ harging Task Forces  To Join Defenders Of Seoul

U.N. Forces Start Push  For Sachon   Object Is To Outflan! Red Korean Troops  Farther North.

UN Troops Roll On in Southeast   25th Division Shoots Out New Entrapment Arm— First Cav Slows Down   RACE TO LINK UP   Boyle Says Major Fighting In Korea May End in First Week of October

SS Miles Separates Union Of Two Forces   Advance 27 Miles In Encirclement Move; House-To-House Fight Rages In Seoul

Gls Drive Forward 21 Miles In South —   Street Fighting Rages In Seoul As Key Red Strongholds Fall On Pusan Front

Southern UN Force Aims At Splitting Reds   25th Division Hits  Within Eight Miles Of Sachon; Commies May Be Outflanked

SEEK TO SPLIT ENEMY FORGE IN SOUTHEAST   Reds in House - to - House Fight to Save Seoul from Allied Capture.

Yank Force Advances 27 Miles   American Thrust May Outflank Enemy Army

“Gls Trying  To Outflank Enemy Units   ‘Coramunists Eseape Trap, Join Forces Holding Embattled Cantal

lf Sachon Falls North Koreans Are Outflanked   Ist Cavalry Slowed While Engineers Rebuild Bridges

Plot New. Trap In — Southeast   2 U. S. Divisions Race for Honors

U.N. Thrust Poses Threat  Near Sachon   Units Within 85 Miles Of Completing Pocket; Fight In Seoul Rages

Battling For Seoul Rages On; Allied Air Support Takes Heavy Toll Of Reds

Plans Reply To McCarthy   JU. S. Ambassador Jessup Reported Drafting Answer to Charges Made.

Report Jessup Drafting Reply to sen. McCarthy   ‘Whitewash Ordered For John Service, Republican Claims

Warm Repl v Is Expected Of Jessup   Ambassador Accused By McCarthy To Be Heard On Monday

Jessup Girds For Rebuttal   Service ‘Whitewash’ Charged by M’Carthy

Jessup Expected To Lash Back At Red Charge   Ambassador Reported Drafting Fighting Reply To Senator

Jessup Drafts a Reply fo Senator   Ambassador to Answer Charges by McCarthy

Jessup Drafts Reply to Charge Of ‘Communist   Ambassador to Testify In Senate Red Hunt In State Department

Jessup May Open Attack At Hearing   Roving Ambassador Reported Drafting Answer To Charves

Jessup Drafts - Fighting Reply _ To Red Charge   Ateerts Envoy Hes “Unedual Alfinity’ For Comniunist Causes

To Fight McCarthy Charges ©   Hot Denial of ‘Accusations Against State Department Expected  Ry Ambhaccadaor Jecanr

JESSUP DRAFTS STINGING REPLY IN RED INQUIRY   U, ©. Ambassador-AtLarge, Back From Far East; Is. Ready  ’ To Defend State De. partment. From  charges. °

ENVOY WILL G0 TO CAPITOL AT FIRST OF WEEK:   Expect He Will Go Farther Than Defending Self

Jessup Drafting Fighting Reply To Accusations  Whitewash Ordered, McCarthy Contends

Jessup Prepares Fighting Reply to McCarthy Charges   Goes to Capital Monday to Answer Before Committee

JESSUP PLANS SHARP REPLY ON CHARGES   Envoy Scheduled To Tes tifv Before Committee On Monday

Jessup Drafting Fighting Reply To McCarthy's Charges Of Communism

Jessup Drafts Fighting Repl To McCarthy   U.S. Envoy-at-Large Due to Answer Red Charges on Monday

Sharp Answer Expected Of Policy Expert   May Follow Line Set by Peurifoy At Investiaation

Jessup Drafts Fighting Reply To McCarthy  U.S. Envoy-at-Large   U.S. Envoy-at-Large Back From Far East To Answer Charges  Of Red Sponsorship

Jessup Drafts Fighting Reply For McCarthy   U. §. Ambassador Draws Accusation Of Red Affinity

Ambassador Jessup Is Drafting ‘Fighting Reply’ to Red Charges   Calls Senator’s Claims Baseless   Envoy Is Expected to Give General Defense of Department Policy

BOMBERS RETURN FROM WAR IN KOREA   B29. Atrive in Spokane a Mew Days Less Chan Four Months Affer Gaime Oversras,

ites Golfing Hazard — trate House-Owner Fires Arrows  ‘At Unwary Golfers Near Property

rate Home Owner Shoots Near Golf Course Flying Arrows Are Added To Hazards At New York Links

O'Hara's Revenge 6n Golfers [Archer With Poor Aim Raises Havoc on Links Adjoining Home

Annoyed Neighbor Ret aliaies With Arrows  Hook Shots Increase Golf. Hazards on New York Links

 Hazard on Second Hole  Golf Ball Bombardment Turns Homesteader Into Robin Hood

i rate Home Owner Shoots: Near, Golf Course:  Flying Arrows Are Added To  ‘Unvards At New York Links -

President Sends. Harriman To Confer With Gen. MacArthur   Discussion Planned On Far East Political Picture and Jap Treaty

TO POLLS IN GEORGIA   Election is Third Ritter Struggle For Governorship

American Claimant Att ends Funeral  British Woman Gets Widow's Place at Babcock Rites

 Both Claim Husband  ‘Two Wives Mourn at Bier ‘Of Colonel, Berlin Deputy

Two Women Claim They Are Widow of Dead Army Officer   Both Attend Funeral for Colonel Babcock

Two Widows at Grave as U. $. Official is Buried   One Comes From Germany with Body, Other Meets Plane

TO-TAKE STAND   Eleanor Leethun, Room-Mate of Slain “Gee-Gee" dackson Iy Called Aw States Second Motive Witness —- Other Witnesics Appear Toduy for Prosecution,

UN Decides To Wipe Out Spanish Ban   Angry Soviet Delegates Beaten By 38-10 Vote

Lively Debates Promised In 1951 Session of Legislature Over Raising New Revenues

New State Taxes Face Hot Debates   State Legislature Expected to Study Possible General Sales Tax in State

Owner of Plants Passes Out Autos   York Industrialist Gives Away More Than 200 Autos

Plants’ Head Gives Autos To Employes  President Of Concern At York, Pa., Says It Makes Him Fee] Cond

Yours to Drive and No Strings Attached   “More to Be Envied Than Employe,”- Says This Business Man

Passes Oul Aufos To His Employes   industrialist Hos Supplied Cass to 210 Workers In Four Plants

Industrialist Passes Out Autos To ‘Any Employe Who May Want One  All Can Get Them For The Asking, Says Dallas E. Winslow; Thinks He’s More To Be  Envied Than Recinients.

Cold Wave On Its Way   Sub-Zero Weather Hits North Central States

Drive For : Higher Wages  ‘ Executive Council * Serves Notice On ’ Another Increace

AFL ToStrive For Higher Wages /[n 1950   Serves Notice Through Council

Three-Year-Old’s Swim Halted By Doc  Animal Pulls Boy From Icy Lake

Coordinated Air Blows Aid Yanks In Grim Fighting   Battered Haman Recaptured; Fresh Troops Reinforce Mauled American Defenders

AIR ARM AIDS AMERICANS IN MAULING ENEMY   Haman Recaptured After Severe Fighting—Casualties Are Reported Heavy.

ain Haman nder Cover Of Air Attacks   Communists Blast 17 Breaches in Line in All-Out Drive

Yanks Repulsing Greatese Enemy Drive of War   Fresh Troops Bolster Mauled 24th Regiment, Recover Lost Ground

Bombers And Rockets Help Recovery After Big Push Makes Gains   North Koreans, In All-Out Flare Along 50-Mile Line, Advance 8 1-2 Miles At Deepest Point.

UN Troops Recover Key City Lost in Initial Advances   Blazing Air Defense Gives Cover to Rallying Forces; Battle Line Strenqthened

Fresh Units Recover Lost Ground With Air Force Aid   Battle Rages on Wide Frontas =~ Greatest Cammie Offensive Continues

Americans Recapture Haman With Support From Air Arm As Southern Front Blazes

Biggest Air Umbrella of War Helps Yanks and South Koreans Against Red Onslauaht:

Yanks Recover Lost Ground After Absorbing Initial Shock of Greatest Communist Blow of Korean War.

Senate Assesses Tax on Freezers, Television Sets   Puts Ten Per Cent Lev; On Them tv. Collect 42 Million

10 Per Cent Tax Voted By Committee On Video Sets,. Home Freezers

Home Freezer And Video Tax Gels Approval   Senate Finance Cemmittee Votes Levy Of Ten Per Cent 

Senate Panel OKs Tax On TV, Freezers  Does Not Act On Income Levy Hike

Committee Votes Tax. On TV Sets   10 Per Cent Levy Also Includes  Home Freezet's

TAXON TELEVISION SETS 1S APPROVED   SENATE GROUP VOTES 10 PCT LEVY AND SAME IMPOST ON HOME FREEZERS.

NEGOTIATORS SEI ENDURANCE MARK INMOTOR DISPUTE   Union And Company Spokes‘men tn Session More Than 45 Hours

Auto Strike ls Nearing Settlement   Chrysler Of ficial Says Verbal Agreement Has Been Reached.

Halt 1-Week Walkout Of Telephone Installers, Avert National Tieup

CompanySays Verbal Okay Is Reached   Reuther Reports Some Issues Are Not Resofved

Executive Says Strike Near Settled   Reuther Denies Agreement Reached; 144,000 Idfe

Issue Settled Says Firm   Reuther Denies Agreement Reached After 46-Hour Bargaining Session

AUTO DISPUTE NOT SETTLED   Chrysier Says Verbal Accord Reached, But Reuther Denies It.

UNION tAlSts loaUES AFTER PACT REACHEL   Company Had Reported Only Wording Had Held Up Contract.

Beloved Collic Dog Missing From Badside Doctor Says Small Child May  Die While Mourning Lost Pet

Challenge Is Made by Tito On Aid by U.S.   Financial Promise Brings Sharp Denial of Any Influence

Tito in New Challenge To the West   lets U. 3. to Make Good on Money Promises

Tito Hurls Challenge At West   U.S. Told to Make Good on Promises Of Financial Aid

Tito Asks West And U.S. To Make Promises Good   Constantly Prays For New Dollars From Capitalists

Hood Waters Force People ToFlee Homes   Section Of Nine Dikes Give Way As Red River Goes On Ramnace

Winnipeg Battles Flood Threat To Entire Grain City   Thousands Toil At Crumbling Ramparts As Rec River Pounds Dikes Apart; Hundreds Of Rlocke In Citw Are Under Water

THOUSANDS BATTLE NEW FLOOD CREST   Hundreds of Blocks Of Winnipeg, Canada Lay Under Water

Flood Water Still Rising In Winnipeg   Thousands Removed To Higher Ground As Danger Mounts

Winnipeg Fighting Big Flood   Hundreds Of Blocks Reported Under Water

Yanks Capture Town Two Miles Below Parallel   Allies Expected to Start All-Out Drive North Soon

Armies of UN Prepare to  Cross Parallel   Marines Leaye Front Lines; Amphibious Landing Seen

 — KOREA —  Gls Only 2 Miles From Line   EARLY WONSAN FALL EXPECTED

FIVE U.N. DIVISIONS POISED AT PARALLEL ON 100-MILE FRONT   Final Allied Drive May Cr ush Communist Army In Korea Quickly; South K orean Troops Hope To Capture Wonsan By Monday.

M’Arthur Appears Ready to Launct All-Out Attack  eouin Wes hes 5 Hie ie

Lambert And Boyle Report On Battles   AP Correspondents Give Eyewitness Victory Accounts

U. §. Troops © Pursue - Reds   American, Infantrymen Flush Out North Koreans Isolated on Ridge.

Yanks Chase Reds From Hills   Infantrymen Drive  Invaders To River

Group Will Report for PreInduction Physicals, August 7 —    ‘WORKING ON THE LIST

DRAFT QUOTA FOR COUNTY IS 12 MEN   Group Will Report for PreInduction Physicals, August 7 :   WORKING ON THE LIST

Authority is Broadest Ever Given President  Curb On Credit   Curb On Credit Purchases Imposed At Once By Federal  Recerve Roard<

Truman Outlining Controls Tonight  First Credit Curbs Bared —  Ry Federal Recerve Board

Truman To Tell Nation Plans For Controls   Federal Reserve Board Slaps on Credit Controls Immediately

Broadeast Scheduled For 8:30   President To Tell How He Plans To Use Broad Powers 0! Control] Law

CREDIT CURBS EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18   Action Taken By President As Check On Inflation  Cine a ne  BAAIALIBAFAIF   Of Material Priorities To Military Producers Seen As Next Step

TRUMAN TO REPORT TO U.S. CITIZENS   President Will Discuss Hov He Expects to Use : ‘ Controls   TO CHECK INFLATION

Installment Buying Hit By New Law   President Granted Broadest Authority In History Of U. S.

Truman Outlines Controls Tonight   Goes on Air at 8:30 to Tell How He Intends To Use Broad Powers; Curb on Installment Buying Afready. Invoked by Reserve. Board

Truman To Explain Control Powers Tonight  On Air at 9:30 P. M.; Curb Installment Plan Buying

Edict Cuts Installment  Plan Buying   President To Address Jalion This Evening

CREDITTO  BE CURBED SEPT. 18TH   Larger Down Payments and Shorter Terms to Pay Announced for Installment Purchases.   TRUMAN’S POWER IS GREATEST EVER   Exceeds FDR's Wartime Economic Control; Will Tell Plans on Nationwide Broadcast Tonight.

President Will Address Nation Tonight, Giving Report on New Economic Control Powers

Truman fo Tell How He'll Use Control Powers  Broadest Ever Held Rua ll S Procident

Truman Imposes installment Curbs Signs Home Front  Control Measure

President Will Report On His Use Of Powers  Economic Authority For Truman Greater Than FD! Hald in Warld War Il

Truman Plans To Broadcast!   President to Speak on Economic Cantrals Over the  Radia Tonight.

MEASURE GIVES TRUMAN POWER OVER BUSINESS   Chief Executive Will Go On Air Tonight To Explain His  ’ Plans — Credit  Curbs Imposed

Truman Will Tell About Curb Plans   To go on Radio Tonight to Fell How He Plans To Use Controls

Truman To Tell Tonight How He Wil Use on. 7  Te ecient Go   President Going On Air To Talk Over  Cartentiea

President Outlines Plans for Controls   Speech Set to Nation Tonight; Installment Buying Curb Ordered

President Will Explain Use of War Powers   Given Broadest Economi: Controls Ever Held By  Nation’s Chief

Immediate Curbs Imposed On Installment Buying; Power More Than F.D.R.

[President Given Broad Authority in Control Law   Truman to Broadcast Report on Plans at 8-30 Teniaht

New Law Invoked in  Credit Curbs   Nation to Hear What Sacrifices Necessary; Rationing Ruled Out

President To Outline Plans For Controls   Installment Buying Curb First Measure Under New Statute

Truman on Radio: Tonicht at 8:30   (ONnIQHE G1 O:uu Will Tell People How He Will Use  Myc CPandenl Dasa

Truman Talks Tonight on Control Law   Installment Buying Curb First Provision To Be Felt by Public

U.S. Board Toughens Credit Terms _ For Buyers Of Cars, Other Goods; President Broadcasts At 10:30

U. S. Invokes Credit Curbs In New Law   President Initials Controls Measure;  On Air at OP. M.

Truman to Tell U. 5. Tonight About Control Powers   Has Broadest Powers Ever Given President

Chief Executive Will Be on Both Television, Radio   Federal Reserve Already Has Put On Buying Curbs

Credit Control Again Imposed By Bank Board   Tnetallment. Buying Will Be Curbed By Tightening Terms -

Credit Buying Curbs Already Put In Effect    President Speaks A 9:30 Tonight

Credit Buying Curbed, Trumar Signs Controls   President Will Explain Program in Radio Talk Tonight

Truman Will Tell How He Will Use Control Powers   Will Explain Program In Broadcast Slated Tonight At 9:30

Nation Awaits President's Talk Tonight   Installment-Plan Curb First New Power Inveted

Home Front Report Due Tonight _   Truman to Broadcast  Proposed Action Under Newly Granted Controls Power:CreditCurb Now

Truman To Give Report To Nation On Controls   President Will Broadcast Plans To Use Feanomic Controls Passed By Congress

Plans For Curbs To Be Revealed In Truman Talk   Speech By President To Re Broadcast Tonight; Credit Curbs Approved

Truman Set To Explain Control Plan   President Signs Bill Giving Him Broad Powers

Cc redit Curbs Are Already On the Books   Installment Buying Regulations Are Set

New Rules Go In Effect Sept. 18 On Autos, Household Appliances   [Act As Truman \Signs Control Bill   ‘President Talks Tonight On Use of Powers In Standby Measure

lrish Premier Has  Trouble Leaving  Visitor To U. S. Turns Back Twice

‘Last Gasp’ Offensive Is Hurled Back   American Forces Counterattack on Entire Front

Also Ask for Indemnity for Loss of Plane and 10 Airmen Aboard   RULES IN ELLIS CASE

Report Warns of Inflation      Raises Fresh Storm over Amerasia Magazine Case

2 Assists Given Effort To Effect Excise Tax Cut   House Committee Seen Set To Act On Bill Lopping Over Million Off Levies

Fast-Breaking Drive For Excise Tax Cuts Gets Congress Assists In Two Directions

Excise Tax Cut Drive ~ ~ Receives Two Assists   Lucas Promises to Ask for Senate Action if House Passes Measure While Congressional Committee Calls for "Reductions in Report. ,   NEW REVENUE IS SOUGHT

Bristol Area Farmers Vow To Boycott All Merchants In Buttermilk Sale Strugele

Two Mystery Men Whisked Off Of Liner   Americans Held As Liner Reaches British Port

Await Action On Controls   Jn VCOntrots  Not Likely to be Finally~Passed fin Vhinc Waal:

No Action Is Likely This Week On War Controls   Bill Will Not Reach Presidenit‘s Besk EBcfore Thursday

Truman May Delay Actior   Home Front Controls Program Unlikely to be Ready Till Next Week,

Truman’s Plan For Controls Due Next Week   Public To Learn Of Nation’s Setup For Home Front —-

US Policy In Far East To Stay The Same   American Troops Will Defend Formosa From Chinese Red Invasion

Outbreaks Mark Sunday's Scheduled Election On Return of King Leopold

Bombing Halts Red Rail Traffic   Air Photos Show Seoul Hub Blasted

High- h-Ranking o Officials Quit Polish Posts   Asylum From Communist Rule Is Requested By Three Officials, Says State Department

Polish Diplomats Resign      Three HighRanking Officials Of Polish Embassy Defy Their Government

3 Polish Diplomats Quit Posts   Ask Asylum in U.S.; Leave Only Two Top Men in Polish Embassy

WEST PENN LUTHERAN SESSIONS ON TUESDA\   Conference Will Meet In St. Mark's Church, Emigsville—Program Is Announced

Woman Goes Berserk; Ship Nearly Falls   Airmen Severely Battered in Melee Near U. 5. Capital

LOVING BLONDE STAGES AIR RIOT   Kisses, Beats Co-Pilot In Flight Near Capital

Good Afternoon!   Battered Pilots Norrowly Avoid Crashing Platinum Blonde Stages Riot In Airolane Near Washinaton

Russians Seizing Four Vast Sectors in. North  China, Acheson Says

It’s Taking Over Four Vast Areas, He Says in Talk On Foreign Policy

CHINESE AREAS SEIZED BY RUSSIA, ACHESON CHARGES   Secretary Says Vast. Tracts, Jncluding Manchuria, Have Been Takén Over by Moscow.   PREDICTS ACTION WILL AROQUSE ANGER   Declares America Will Win Friends by Fostering Independence of Adviatic  y Peoples.

Acheson Says Russia Grabs Part Of China   Soviet Imperialism Target Of State Department Chief

Acheson Says Russia Is Attaching China, State By State, To Own Rule   Secretary Of State Declares U. S. Policy Is To Foster Independence Of Asiatics And Let Chinese Find Out Russia’s Policy Alone

Says Russians Taking Over Areas in China   Acheson Declares Soviet Actions to Incense People

Smaller Issue Must Not Hide Greater View  Secretary Points’ To Russian Geabe

Secretary of State Defends Far East Policy Before National Press Club In Washington

Says Russians Taking Over Areas in China  Acheson Declares   Acheson Declares Soviet Actions to Incense People

‘Nerthern China May Be Taken Over ‘By Kremlin Orders   Secretary Acheson Says Russians Now Are Extending Their Borders

Acheson Claims Russia Taking Chinese Areas   Development Termed Great Opportunity for U.S. Poliey in Far East

February 3 Strike Date   Netioewide Strike Planned; Medietion Service MMaves Inte Picturs

U.S. Seeks to Head Off National Telephone Strike, Set for Feb. 8   Federal Mediation Officials Confer With President of Union; 100,000 Set to Quit or First Day, With Picket Lines Halting Others

Government Acts In Phone Dispute  Nation-wide Tieup Scheduled Feb. 8

U.S. Conciliators Seek to Prevent Telephone Strike  Pei geen ame Oe ae   Long Session Held  nh After CIO Sets the  Date tor Walkout

Oleo Tax Fight Strategy Planned   Dairy Senators Draw Battle Line

U'S. Oleo Tax Repeal Battle Set   Dairy State Senators Called Together By Wiley In Order: Teo Map Strategy

Hershey Hints 18-Year-Olds To Be Draftec  Older Men Seen BT. .3.1D...4.. i...  yee

CRASH AT INTERSECTION  Ambulance and Car Collided a Seventh and Massachusetts

CRASH AT INTERSECTION  Ambulance and Car Coilided Maventh and Manenchuesiia

MA. MUMBAUER TO HEAD UPPER BUCKS FIREMEN   Trumbauersville Fire Co Elects Other Officers   FLAMES DESTROY CAR

Cancer Sugar Prolongs Life  Note, Benefit, After Treating: 130 Patients

Work Underway for Years—  New Treatment Saves Some Condemned to Die of Cancer

Fleet Of Superforts:. Bomb Rails, Oil Dumps   38th Parallel Still Goal

Biggest Fleet Of B-29’s Hit Red Targets   Railway Yards, Oil Dumps Knocked Out By Fresh U.S. Armada

B-29’s Blast Vital Targets In Pyongyang   Some of Bombers In Raid Left U.S. Only Six Dava Avo

Biggest Fleet of Superforts: Rip Pyongyanc   Blast Rail Yards, Oil Yards, Arsenal {n North Korea

U. S. B-29s Blast Oil Dumps, Railway Yards’ With 540 Tons of Bombs

NEW BLIZZARD STRIKES BLOW IN NORTHWEST   Ohio River Engulfs Southern Illinois Farming Lands

Hundreds Flee From Southern Illinois Floods   Ohio and Wabash Rivers Rampage; Town Is Isolated

Find Wrecked Air Liner and 22 Dead  - Sighted by ‘Copter 23 Miles From Butte

isa US Rll tt. agamemgeagee ENCOURAGE EXPANSION OF DAYTON HOSPITALS

: SpeedF oreignRearmament But Aid TaxpayersIsNew   Planin Congress Circles

Chinese Reds Sit in Meeting Hall for First Time But Say Nothing; Russian Team Carries  Ball- for Them

Red Chinese In UN Hear Malik Roar   ~Russion- Fails To Keep Austin From Havina His Say

U.N. FORCES FACE MAJOR DISASTER IN KOREA ROUT   SINO REDS LISTEN IN UN AS RUSSIA OPENS CHARGES

Chinese Reds Sit in UN Meeting   Keep Silence While Russians Carry the Ball for Them.

UNITED STATES AND REDS HURL GHARGES IN UN   Vishinsky And Malik Present Side Of Chinese  Communists   PEIPING DELEGATION REMAINS SILENT

Red Chinese Sit In on  UN Council   Soviet Attempt to Stall Korean Question Halted

Chinese Reds ALUN Session   Vishinsky Rents. Abou _ Aggression; Delegates Say Nothing

Commies in ULN.:  Malik Fights to Halt U.S.  Questioning of Chinese Reds

China Red Delegation Sits In UN  Communists Hear Py en: ; a ee s2   Communists Hear Charges By U. §., Russian Envoys

Chinese Reds Sit Silently In UN Session  Malik Fa ils To Kee eP Korean War ! fp .

Red China Delegation Sits in UN Hall As Russia Hurls Charges at America

] oday’s Baseball  Rw The Asenclatad Praca   American Leaaue   National Leaaue

Special Report by V ietor Riesel  Tatt- Hartley Invoked -” Fight Times by Truman

DAMAGE SOARS IN RENO, NEV. Roaring Floods Drive 10,000 More Californians From Homes

[RENO DRIES OUT AFTER RIVER'S WORST RAMPAGE  Californians Flee Flood

Flood W aters Chase Another 10.000 Californians From  Homes: Reno Also Inundated

Flood Waters Chase Another  10,000 Persons   Mud. Debris Torrents Bring Heavy Damages To California. Reno

Torrents Pour Into Towns For Fourth Day; Reno Hit Hard But Weather Clearing

Floods Drive Californians  * From Valleys   Snow-Fed Western Rivers Surge Over Lowlands; Thonsands Flee

More Californians Flee Homes as Floods Rage   LOSS IN MILLIONS Reno Digs Out Of Mud Layer Left by Waters

Rioting Iloods  Chase 10.000  Lowland Homes Left   Lowland Homes Left As Damage Mounts

10,000 Persons Leave California Lowlands   Reno Squirms Out Of Worst Flood In History—Rich Farmiands Covered in Southern California— Emersency Pracinaimed

Floods Chase Another 10,000 North California  Residents From Homes

Witness Notes Danger of Red  Harbor-Minine   Scientist Avers Russian Could ‘Isolate’ Ports By Atomie Devices

Warns of Danger Soviet Ships May Deliver’ A - Bomk   Defense Leaders Urged By  Scientist To Prepare  Harbor Defenses

Atom Scientist Waros:  Reds Could Plant A-Bombs off U.S   Dewey Opposes Party Shifting

Urey Warns Ot Dangers To Nation   Scientist ‘Urges a Federal Union Of Atlantic States

Expert Fears Rec ‘Atomic’ Vessels  Will Plant A-Bomb In U. S. Harbors

A-Mine Threat Held Real In U. S. Ports   Atomicist Pietures Soviet Vessels Delivering Bombs

Atomic Expert Warns U.S.  to Be on Guard   Sees Real Danger of Russians Delivering A-Bomb

Urey Sees Danger Of A-Bomb Attack   Scientist Says Soviet Tramp Ships Could Mine American Harbors

Urey Warns Real Danger Imminent   * Urges Quick Defense Against Ships Bringing A-Bombs.

Bomb Defense   Urey . Fears Russia. May Ship Weapons To. ° Lo Amerieg

'Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge \Ends On Note -of World Brotherhood

5oy Suguls TU EPO JAMBUREL   47,633 Bsys And Leaders Ready To Start Back Heme

Boy Scouts End Jamboree on Brotherhood Note   Exodus of °47,000 Boys And Leaders to Every Part of World Ready

Face Buried In Leaves Ot Read Ditch   Autoists Find Body Of Berrien Springs Lad Near His Home

PINNED FACE DOWNWARD IN SHALLOW DITCH   Dean Califf, 7, Victim Of Fantastic Mishap

Cut In Freight Rates On iron And Steel Proposed By Railroads In Eas!

Rail Rate Slash To Meet Truck Prices Studied   Eastern Lines Get Proposal on Hauling Iron and Steel

PROPOSE CUT IN RR FREIGHT RATE   EASTERN RAILROADS ASK SLASH TO MEET TRUCK COMPETITION...

Eastern Railroads Propose Cut in Freight Rates On Iron and Steel to Meet Truck Competition

Sea Attack Swings 100 Miles South   Speniiod That Another Landing Near Persists; American Land Troops Meet Fierce Resistance

Hint New Landing. Planned by Allies   Big Naval Force Pounding Coast South of Siberia

UN Security Council Meets Today For Further Review Of Developments In Korea

U.N. Security Council Reviews Developments   To Keep Constant Watch On Efforts to Repel Korean Communists

U.N. Council To  Review Matters Wish To Explain Egypt And India  Positions.

To Install New Switchboard  g Central. Telephone ‘ Expanding Facilities

Marshall And Acheson Agree A-Bombing Would Be Too Risky At This Time; Might Open Full Scale War

President, Attlee Near Agreement  Leaders Set Up‘Steps To’ Take  wae: ames

Truman, Attlee Near Pact On World Crisis   Five Steps Agreed On To  Curb Communist  Threats

President, Attlee Agree On 5 Points  Stull Discussine   Sull Discussing Naval Blockade Of China Coast

Britain Not Completel Sold On Plan; Last Conference Today   TRUMAN AND ATTLEE AGREE ON 5 POINTS

Truman-Attlee Nearing Accord  On World Plan   Red Naval Blockade Ix Discussed: Talks Mav Be Ended Today

Truman and Attlee Agree on 5 Steps; Blockade of China Under Discussion

Truman, Attlee May Announce  Verdict Today   President And Prime Minister In Accord On Five Of Six Main Points, With Only China Blockade Unsettled

TRUMAN, ATTLEE AGREE ON FIVE STEPS IN CRISIS   Sixth, Still Under Discussion, Involves Possible Naval Blockade of Red Chinese Coast.   TRUMAN REPORTED IN FAVOR OF MOVE   1  But Prime Minister and Advisers Fear It Might Touch Off Global War in Orient.

Primary Elections Are Being Held Today In New York, Wyoming and Mississippi

New York Vote For House Has  Five In Fight   Primary Elections Also Staged In Two Other States Today

Food Prices In Ohio At All-Time High During Mid-Part of December

Draft Extension Request Starts Word Barrage  Sec. Johnson Calls Act A Decisive Step In Stopping Spread Of Communism

Backing Given fo Compromise in Hearing on Plan  Defense Secretary Lead-Off Witness

Draft Extension Compromise Held New Possibility   _ Johnson Says Act Is Strong Deterrent --tes Cammuniem

Rap Pleas For Draft  Extension   House Group Against 3-Year Extension In Present Form, Johnson Told

Jeep Crash Is Fatal to War Leader   Protege of Gen. Patton Dies in Field Hospital Shortly After Accident; Aide Is Injured

Lt. Gen. Walker Killed in Crash   U. S. 8th Army Chief Dies From Injuries Suffered in Smashup

Meets Similar Death as Teacher .  General Walker Was Fighting Pre Protege Of World War Two's General Patton

American Leader In Berlin Warns West Germany   Resurgence of Nazi Movement May Cost Reich Its Freedom

McCloy Tells Germans to Spurn Nazism  Commissioner Warns Nation Must Show   Commissioner Warns Nation Must Show Co-operation; Rules Qut Rearmament

Hunted Criminal Shot by F.B.I. Men   Henry Harland Sheltor Wan One of 10 Leading U. S&S. Fugitives

FBI Agents Kili Plans Made to Badly Wanted Battle Polio Criminal = = [£ Cases Up .

FBI Pistols Fell Wanted Bank Robber   Shelton «Critically Wotnded By Aoents

FBI AGENTS NAB ESCAPED GUNMAN   “qMiCHIGAN FUGTTIVE: CRITICALLY WOUNDED BY POLICE BULLETS

FBI Bullets Fell Criminal In Indianapolis   Henry Shelton, One of Nation’s Most-Wanted Fugitives, Critically Wounded Resisting Arrest.

Indianapolis FBI Captures Fugitive  Henry Shelton Shot, Critically Wounded Near Eastside Tavern

One Of Nation's 10 Most-Wanted Men Ts Victim Of Guns Of Two FBI Acents

Shelton One of Top 10 Sought— Fugitive is Shot, Wounded Critically by 2 FBI Agents

Henry Harland Sheiton, 41, One Of Nation's Ten Most-Wanted Criminals, Wounded When  He Attarmmnite Ta Draw Criin

Quick-Shooting Federal Agents Cut Down Henry Shelton, One Of 10 Top Criminals

HENRY SHELTON IS. MOWED DOWN BY FBI GUNFIRE   Escaped Convict — Not Member of Fairfield Clan— Nabbed in Indiana.

CRIMINAL SHOT BY FBI AGENTS   Henry Harland Shelton, One Of 10 Most Wanted Men, Critically Wounded.

F.B. I. Agents Shoot Down. Arrest Top U. S. Criminal   YOUNGSTER. KILLED WHILE RIDING BIKE

Shelton Shoi Down By FBI  In Bar-Room   Agents Quicker WitI Gun Than Fugitive From State Prison

FBI Agents Nab Fugitive Shelton  Michigan Convict Shot in Indiana

Shelton Felled by Two FBI Agents  es h T. fe eS  + gee aii   One of 10 Most Wanted Gunmen in U.S. Seized

Shelfon Shot By F.B.I. af Indianapolis  One of Nation’s kh dannk VAlanke   One of Nation’s Ten Most-Wanted Criminals

Highlights In The News   * Bandit Gets $175( At Kenmore Hote’ * Doctors May Be Called Up

Without Seaway Steel Industry May Move East   Senator Wiley Claims Midwest Iron Ore Near Exhaustion

WRECKAGE OF PLANE HUNTED ON MT. MORAN   Aircraft Believed Sighted Yester«  day by Private Plane Pilots —  No Signa of Lite Seen on Ridge.

Make New Try To Reach Plane   Wreckage Sighted But No Sign Of 21

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Prepare for Third Attempt to Reach Plane Wreck

Gov't May Ask 14-Day Phone Strike Truce  Ching Expected To See Union Today

U.S. fo Request  Telephone Truce Strike Scheduled  Wednesday Morning

Would Put Off Strike Planned for Wednesday   Union Mum, But Expected to Agree; 100,000 Involved

Stiff Resistance Also Faced By South Koreans  anart Saiuth KMaranan   Report South Korean: Have Battled Way Into Port Of Pusan

[Newest MacArthur Ultimatum Enforced      U.S. ‘Froops Encounter Heavy Resistane eC; Make Small Gains In Daylong Fighting -

Casualties Heavy In N ew Thrust   Communists Offer Stiff Resistance

Reds Are Defending Entire Battlefront    South Koreans: Meet Stiff Resistance Outside Wonsan

Less Ihan Mile Gained In Day Of Hard Battie   South Koreans Also Meet Stiff Foe But Revort Wonsan Taken

Warnings Are Given; 15-25 Readings Due  Entire State Will  Re Envealaned By   Entire State Will Be Enveloped By ‘Tuesday Niaht

BIG WIND PASSING FLORIDA— Cape Hatteras Gets Alert for Hurricane 

Capes Alerted For Hurricane   ‘Gold Coast’ Relieved As Gale Turns To Sea

HURRICANE SKIPS BY FLORIDA AND HEADS TOWARD. CAROLINA   140-Mile-An-Hour Gale Sent Storm Warnings tin All Alana Coast

FREIGHTER TO PORT   /,247-Ton U.S. Ship Wa: Damaged in Giant Hurricane

Cape Hatteras Alerted As Hurricane Moves North; Burning Ship Aided

‘Hurricane May Hit North Carolina Coast   Area Alerted: Burning Ship Crawls Toward Port.

 . 2 e  Lignite Gas Seen As New Power Source  18 By 10-Ft. Bottle Makes Enough For Power For 10.000

Lignite May Be a New Source of Cheap Power   Gas from Low Grade Coal Could Run Industry 400 Years

Described: at North Dakota U. Big Source of Power Found in Gas Made From Low Grade Coal

Lignite Offers New Power Source te  a” x Po ee ae x * * x oe *   Low Grade Coal Could Be Utilized For American Industry

Bureau of Mines Developing Lignite into New Source of Power for US

POWER FOR 400 YEARS ...  New Source, a Gas from Lignite, ls Discovered

Ready To Fight USSR If Necessa  Air Strike Hits City Near Russia

Korean Interpretive  Daring Aerial Strike Near Russia Called Slap at Communists

B-29 Bombing Raid Near Siberia Sien Of Determination   Shows U.S. Willing t Risk Intervention By Soviet Union

iiahat ieee i >reat Risk s Taken In Jaring Raid No Reaction From Russian Air Force

U. S. Shows Russia Its Determination To Risk Intervention in Korean War

Superforts Blast Target Near Border   American Mission Goes To Within 17 Miles of Siberia

Superforts Stage Raid Near Siberia  Russia Is Given Clear Token Of  U.S. Determination

Planes Strike Few Miles From Soviet Border   500 Tons Of Bombs Are Dropped Within 17 Miles  - Of Russian Siberia;  - B-29s Deal Heavy Blows

Border Raid Warns Russ  ‘Of War Risk   Bomber Strike Only 17 Miles From Siberia Shows U. S. Readiness

B-29 Strike Near Siberia Shows Russia Determination Of U. S. To Fight

Najin Bombing Shows Attitude Of Defiance   US Determination To Fight Seen by Air Raid 17 Miles From Siberia

Bombing Attack on Korean City Near Siberian Border Shows U.S. Determined fo Push Fight

Russia Given New Evidence U.S. Attitude   Bomber Attack. on North Korean Town. Within. 17 Miles of Siberian Border Has Its. Meanina

RUSSIA SHOWN WItE'TO FIGHT   Air Raid Neay Soviet Border Indicates U. S. Determined To Carry On Korean Conteat.

B.29’s Deal Big Blow To Najin   Superfortresses Blast City Near Russian Siberia

U.S. Determination Shown in Bombinc Run To Doorstep of Soviet Territory

War Carried To Russian Border Area   U. S. Bombers Drop Huge Load Near Red Territory

NORTH KOREAN FORCES SPLIT BY MANEUVER   End of War Seen Near As  Communist Spirit   Is Broken

'U. S. Parachutists Seal Off Half of Estimate 4 Organized Force North of Parallel 38

Few Reds Over Hills   Report Says Communists Have Hefugee Capital See Up at Simnuija on Manchorien Rorder

All Main Roads In Sunchon-Sukchon Area Blocked; South Koreans Race North Toward Af€annrhiman Rarderline

U. S. Seals Off 28,000 Red Troops   Chutists Trap Nearly Half of Enemy’s Force

War's End Near MacArthur Says As Trap Sprung   Refuge for Reds In Manchuria--If They Can Get There

ALL PRINCIPAL HIGHWAYS BLOCKED   Light Resistance Quickly Overcome By Paratroops   Reach Heart Of Pyongyang: MacArthur Says End Of Fighting Is Near

Sky Troops Close Reds’ Escape Door   South Koreans Will Advance to Manchurian Border

All Major  Escape Exits Shut  South Koreans Ordered to China Bardor

Paratroop, Cavalry Link-Up Seals Off 28,000 Red Koréans   Half of Enemy’s Organized Fighting Force Encircled By Quick-Movinag Attackers

No Evidence Of Defense Line Found   End of Fighting ls Near at Hand, Says MacArthur

Airmen Must File Plans For Flights  In Defense Zone:   Cosstal And Afam Boml Installations “Are Given Protection

AIRMEN ORDERED TQ FILE FLIGHT PLANS   Fliers Given 15 Days In Which Te Familiarize Themselves With  Rectricred Foans<c

Gov’t Flight Plan Order Put Into Use  Fliers Given Time For Familiarizatior

From Truman   Union Leaders Call Off Walkout; Army To Take Over Sunday

Unions Act Immediately To Postpone Nationwide  Strike Scheduled Monday   President's Action Hailed By Labor Leaders As Tremendous Victory For Emploves Seeking Wace-Hour Adiustments

Walkout Set For Monday Is Postponed   Union Action Come: 30 Minutes After Government Moves

[Major Walkout Was Planned For Monday      Union Spokesmai: Hail Truman's Acti¢ As Tremendous Victory For Railred

GOVERNMENT TO OPERATE RAILROADS   President Issues Seizure Order at  3 O'Clock Friday

Railroad Strike Called Off After Truman Orders  U. S. Seizure of Carriers

PresidentOrdersRailroads Taken Over at 4 p. m. Sunday Workmen Claim “Tremendous Victory for Our People”.

Move Taken To Avert U.S. Theup   300,000 Workers Threaten Strike , At 6 A. M. Monday

Unions Call Off Strike as U. 5S. Seizes Railroads   Army to Take Over Operation Sunday; Walkout ‘Postponed’

Unions Flag Down Railroad Strikers    Nationwide Walkout Called To Halt 30 Minutes After Seizure Order

GOVERNMENT BEGINS RUNNING RAILROADS   Army Will Operate Carriers Untit Companies And Unions Reach  Agreement

Strike Called Off As President Acts   Walkout: Had Been Scheduled For Monday Morn _ ing—Union Leaders Hail Seizure As "Victory For Our Peonle”

Action Follows Truman’s Seizure Order  Unions Call Off Nationwide Rail Strike

Unions Can’t Bargain With “White House   Army To Take Over Control of Roads Sunday Afternoon; Railmen Welcome News That Shutdown Has Been Averted

UNIONS OFFER FULL COOPERATION  AST Directs Army To Run Strike-Menaced Rail System

Truman Acts To Prevent ‘National Kmergency’ Army Directed To Operate Road:  In Name of © U. S. Government!

Railroads Are Taken Over by Army Chiefs   Nation-Wide Strike Averted Again by Seizure Action

Controls 195 Major Lines And Maintains Standby Control Of 106 Others As Of 4 P.M. Sunday

Union Leaders Immediate dy Call Off Strike Scheduled For Monday   CANNOT BARGAIN WITH .U. S., TRUMAN STATES

ARMY QUIETLY ASSUMES HELM OF RAILROADS   No Operation Changes Seen As Government  Takes Over

U.S. Army Take: Over Railroads To Avoid Strike   Seizure Is Largely Paper Transaction

Railroads Formally Taken Over By Army   Nationwide Strike Had Been Scheduled To Start This Mornina

Little Change Will Be Noted In Operations   Army Men Take Desks in Some Offices; No Troops Boarding Locomotives or Manning Control Towers to Get Action.

Army Seizes Railroads To Block Strike   Union To Work for Government but Move Mostly Just on Paper

U.S. Seizes Railroads,  Halts Strike   Act Averts Walkout Slated for Monday; Unions Assert Men Will Work for U. S.

Hot-Head Scots May Have Relic  Home Rule Advocate   Home Rule Advocates In Scotland Cheered

Royal Stone of Scone Stolen From Westminster Abbey   Ancient Symbol of Scottish Rule Wrested From Beneath British Coronation Throne; Blame Scots Nationalists or Pranksters

RY ‘STONE OF SCON DAL:BEPORTED GON   AUTO INDUSTRY $1 SHORT OF GOAL RE   Priceless Relic Central Fig. ure In Coronation Of  British Kings

FERVENT SCOT PATRIOTS BLAMED  Thieves Take Ancient British Relic From Westminster Abbey

Symbolic ‘Stone of Scone’ Snatched’ — From Abbey: Scot Extremists Blamed

Legislature Will Recess To Aug. 15   GOP Leaders Keep Whiphand Over Williams

U of M Grant Is Approved.   Bond Issue Vote  for Mental Units Set for Novambear

LEGISLATURE WILL RECESS   GOP Sclons Maneuver Ti Keep Whiphand Over  ‘ Governor

Next Session In Lansing Set ror Aug. 1)   Appropriation Voted For UM Building

Four Dead. 16 Missin gin W est Virginia Flood Which Followed Heavy Rainfall

WESTBROOK PEGLER   George Spelvin, American, Forced To Buy Insurance

Who? How? Why?—  Wire Baskets By The Hundreds Taken Off New York Streets: Cops Puzzled

Great Wire Basket Mystery Has New York City’s Police Running Around In Circles

oem LAWYER FAILS IN APPEAL MOVES  ~ Convicted Attacker Of Young Teyas Girl Dies In Electric Chair

HURRICANE MOVES TOWARD LOUISIANA   GULF COAST PREPARES FOR BLOW — STORM LASHES CUBA, 26 DROWN.

EVIDENCE OF AID TO KOREAN REDS   M’ARTHUR UN REPORT BELIEVED TO ACCUSE BOTH RUSSIA, CHINA —

Check Ruins For Cause Of W. Va. Plane Crash Which Took Nine Lives

Youngdah! Tops Ticket With 90,000 Margin   Bjornson Elected, Lindquist Wins Both Long, Short Terms -

Youngdahl Far Ahead Of Peterson  All Others Follow Path Blazed by Chief Executive

Youngdahl Leads GOP State Drive   Governor Leads Peterson 115,605 or Half of Returns

Tibetan Ruler Flees Capifal   India Reports Army Is in Near Rout

Coal Men Plan Industry-Wide Bargain Group   Northern, Western Firms Join for Negotiations With Miners’ Union

Mine Operators Plan New Grour  Would  Be Industry  pacae we a enna becwa:

Flames Destroy . Merry-Go-Round   Last of Three Original Hand-Corved Ones in World

N. J. Girls Strangled To Death Today  Coat Belt Used To Kill Pretty  Hinh Schaal Iuniar

Egypt to End Pact, RedsSay   Canceling of Treaty With Britain Seen

Sec. Acheson Underscores ©  U. S. Warning   East German Youth March Set for May To Be Resisted

Gropnd Soldiers Important Even In Atomic Warfare— Il © Datting Emphasis On Mass Damage From Distance

Push-Button War Is Inching Closer N ewWeaponsShow   Destruction at Distances by Guided Missiles Being Given Fall Vests

PUSH-BUTTON WAR IS POSSIBILITY   PMewest Weapons Include Atomic Artillery Shell

American Defense Experts Place Reliance Upon New Guided Missiles

NEW ATOMIC ARMS LISTED   Guided Missile Artillery Shell Now Reported In Arsenal.

Pushbutton Warfare Is Inching Closer  But Ground Soldier   But Ground Soldier Will Still Have Part With New A-Weapon:

New Weapons Are Listed   Guided Missiles, Radio-Controlled Bombs Developed

Atomic Shells To Play Important Part In U.S, Armed Forces Planning

! BLOODLESS FIGHT WON BY BRITISH OVER REDS   Russians Agree Te Kecognize 175Yard Border Strip In Germanr As Reins Allied

UN Cease-Fire Committee To Talk With Reds   Philippine And Polish Delegates In Bitter Clash

Cease-Fire Committee Starts Work   Hears View Of High Commend; Wu Talk is Scheduled

U.N. Cease-Fire Move Started  Committee Working Secretly on Plans

TALLE ATTACKS TAX EXEMPTION   lowan Refers to Democratic  Dinner Incident

BIG NARCOTICS RING BROKEN   50 Suspects Arrested Ir Series of. Raids On Gulf Coast

Democrats Promise To Make Battleground For Every GOP Senate Seat

Democrats Plan Battle For GOP   Seats in Senate   Anderson, Campaign Head Expects To Hike Margin OF Power At Election

PASTOR FOUND GUILTY; GETS 2YEAR SENTENCE      Convicted of Statutory Rape on 14-Year-Old Girl Church Member.

Babs Says Prince Loves Only Cash   Heiress Dares ‘Cheapskate’ to Seek Divorce

Poor Little Rich Girl Sad, Mad, Calls Prince a Dirty Grafter; Will Fight Suit

Eisenhower Calls on Youth to View Military Duty ‘Proudly, Cheerfully’   Acheson Raps ‘Inadequate’ Arming, Deplores Talk of ‘Preventive War’

WIVES SEEK TO: END AREA MILK STRIKE   Embattled Women Are Applying Pressure On  Idle Groups -

‘Union Workers in State Honor Temporary Ban   Will Hold Until Case ‘Ts Tried, on Edict of Judae Schinz

State Telephone Service Normal: Picketing Halted  Milwaukee Judge's  injunction Blocks re ee ee eee ee

Phone Service In State Back To Normalcy   Unions Observe Order O: Court And Stop Picket Lines — Await Court': Final Decisian

Strikers Comply With Order of Circuit Judge   State Board Contends Essential Public Is Impaired by Pickets

Houseclean State  Department: Craig  Says Step Needed to _ Restore Confidence

HEAVY, HEAVY HANGS—! Churchill Can Lower the Boor On Attlee Just Any Old Time

Should Postman Ring Once or Twice A Day? House Members Are Stumped

Call Up Bill to Cancel Cut in Postal Service   House Members Vote Tentatively They Don’t Want Economy by Slashing Mail Deliveries; Passage of Measure Expected Tomorrow

Force a Vote On Cutback of Mail Service   Bill Due for Ballot by  Solons Tuesday; Rules Committee Had Blockec

House to Vote On Restoring Postal Service   Large Majority Puts Measure on Agenda For Tomorrow

House Acts To Restore  Postal Cuts  Bill To Cancel U.S. Economy Measure Toa Re Voted Unon

Cut In Postal Spending Pose: Election Issue   House Economists Must Decide On Reversal Of Curtailment Of Service

House Votes To Restore Postal Cuts   Election - Wary Legislator: Decide They Don‘t Want to Save Money on Mail

Postal Service Cuts Opposed In House Vote   ReversesPrevious Stand; Acts Tuesday on Bill To Restore Deliveries

House Vote Likely Today On Postal Bill   Proposal Would Restore 2 Mail Deliveries a Day

Back-Track On Postal Economy   ” House Is Apparently Set to Pass Measure Which Cancels Recent  Cut in P. O. Service

The Weather   House Reverses Postal Cut Stand   Bill Cancelling Department Order Taken From Committee, and Voie Set Tuesday; Savings Data Varies

Marines Are Pounding At The Heart Of City Against Growing Red Resistance  Communist Force Spearheaded By 40 Tanke Moves In From Manchurian Border

Red Force Spearheaded By 40 Tanks Moving On Seoul From Manchuria      Reinforcements May Be Koreans Trained In. China, But They Could Be c Red Chinese. ©

Brannan Hits Price Support Plan In Talk   Agriculture Head Claims Farm Program Costly

Farm Price Supports Pushing Eggs, Milk Out of Reach for Many in US

Brannan Hits Price Support Plan In Talk  Agriculture Head   Agriculture Head Claims Farm Program Costly

Says Milk, Eggs Are Out Of Reach   Brannan Sees Farm Price Supports As Consumer Hindrance

‘WOMAN AFFAIRS’ BLAMED -- S. D. Man Confesses To Slaying His Wife

Six on Plane Down in Lake Michigan   Rescue Unit Rushes to Scene Near Milwauken

C-45 Carrying Vive Falls In  Lake Michigar   Coast Guard Cutter Seeks Survivors In Area Near Milwaukee

6 Army Men Aboard Plane Down in Lake   C-45 Plunges After Running Out of Gas Over Lake Michigan

Data Covers 31 Charges  In Question   Tydings Announees Reversal Of Earlier Stand By President

Wartime OSS Officer Asserts There Is Something To McCarthy’s Charge That State Department Employes Fed A-Bomb Secrets to Reds

RECORDS AIRED IN CASES CITED BY M CARTHY   Senator Issues New Claim Atom Secrets Fed Soviet Spies

81 Cases Cited In Sen. McCarthy's Charges Covered   FBI Papers Not To Be Turned Over But Full Field Investigation By Gov't Agency To Be Included

Loyalty Files» Will Be Given. By President   Truman Reverses Stand; McCarthy Makes Spy Charges

Senate Prober: Will Get Some OF BI s Data   MeCarthy Claims State Department Employes Helped Soviet Spy Ring

A-BOMB DATA GIVEN RUSSIA IN FARLY 1945   Wisconsin Republican Says Secrets Flowed From State Dep't.

Investigators To Get Complete Data on 81 Cases  Truman Reversal of Earlier Refusal Announced by Tydings; McCarthy  Hurle New Snvu Ring Charaac

New Charge Aimed At Acheson Office   McCarthy Says State Department Employes Helped Atom Spy Ring

President Opens Files On Loyalty    Reverses Stand Refusing To Give  Data to Committee

TRUMAN TO BARE LOYALTY FILES IN SENATE OPY HUNI      Agrees to Turn Over to Prob. ers State Department Records on 81 Cases Cited by McCarthy.   WISCONSIN SENATOR HURLS NEW CHARGI   Declares Government Work. ers Helped Spy Ring Feed A-Bomb Secrets to Russia in 1945.

Includes 81 Cases  Cited by McCarthy; Remington Accused Before House Probe

Some Files to Be Opened for Protiers’ View   In the Meantime, Two Ex. Reds Say Remington Belonged

Truman Agrees To Allow Investigators To Check State Department Papers   McCarthy Charges Some Employes Aided Spy Ring Feed Atomic Secrets To Reds;  Wtnecere Namop Raminctan Ac Cammuinict

TRUMAN AGREES TO OPEN FILES ‘ON EMPLOYES   Reverses Earlier Decision In Aiding Senate Probers  i   ANOTHER WITNESS AIDS SEN. M’CARTHY

President Agrees to Give State Department Loyalty Files to Probers

Truman Will Let Senators  Check Files   State Department Loyalty Files on 81 Cases Cited To Senate Investigators Checking McCarthy Tale

France and The Saar Start Union By Signing 5 Economic Agreements

Truman to Ask Higher Income Tax at Once   Wants Greater Withholding Plan Seon as Possible

Immediate Tax Boost Asked By President  Return to Rates Of 1945 Seeks 5 Billian

Five Billion Boost To. Be  “Immediate   Would Put Taxes Back To World War Two Peak Levels

President Wil Request Higher Inceme axes   Stop-Gap Bill Now Expected To Be Followed By Comprehensive Measure Later

Pressure Builds Up For Early Boost in Taxes   To Help Defray Heavy Costs of Fighting World Communism

TAXES BOOST COMING SOO   President To Ask Raise In Personal, Corporate Levies.

New Taxes To Take Another Bite From Pay  Cones Thinke Thaw   Snyder Thinks They Will Be In Effect Rofare Year’s End

Truman Asks Five Billion Tax Increase   Immediate Action; Collect From Beth Individuals, Business

TRUMAN ASKS' $5 BILLION TAX INCREASE   Calls for Restoration of Wartime Levy for Individuals

Incomes Of 1950 Affected   Bigger Bite to Be Taken Out of Pay Envelopes Later

Georgia Solon Says America ‘Seriously Short   Johnson Announces Air Arm Will Get 5,000 More Planes

SNYDER SURE TRUMAN WILL ASK TAX INCREASE   Sec’y. Of Treasury Says ‘Interim Tax’ Is Planned

Increase Will Hit Individuals and Business   American Public May Again Bear Wartime Burden

Say Truman To Ask Five Billion Tax   ‘Interim’ Levy -Request To Be Followed by Excess Profits Tax

Asks Immediate Boost in Levies On Both Individuals and Business   President Calls for Higher Withholdings on Personal Incomes Starting Oct. 1; Proposes Return to 1945 Levels. With Present Exemptio

The Weather   Truman Asks Immediate’ Tax Increase   President Wants $5 Billion Now, With Individual Incomes Slated To Share Load With Corporations

Truman Will Ask Boost in Taxes   Individuals as Well As Corporations. Hit

$5 Billion Boost In Tax Requested  President Seeking Immediate Move

Truman Asks Tax Boosts Of 5 Billion   Congress Urged to Take Speedy Action To Increase Revenue

Snyder Reveals ‘Stop Gap’ Bill Being Drawn Up   Comprehensive Plan  Will Come Later

Truman Expected To Ask Today for  Income Tax Hikes  Will Seek Stop-Gap Bill Now With More Overall Move Later

Return to 45  Rates Is Asked  Vinson Sees Global War As Possibility Any Time

Tax Increase Plans Pushed  In Congress  Truman Seeking Greater Controls For War Effort

Sawyer Fears Control Powers Asked ‘By President May Not Be Sufficient

PROMPT TAX BOOST OF FIVE BILLIONS ASKED BY TRUMAN   PROPOSES NEW TAX BE TAKEN FROM PAY STARTING OCTOBER 1

Tax Hike to Hit Pay Checks Soon  Withholding Taxes To Increase Before Year’s End, Report

snyder Preclicts War Will Require Bigger Bite Out of Pay Envelopes

Snyder Sees Higher Taxes By Year's End   Sure Truman Will Ask From Congress During This Week

d-billions Boost in Wage And Corporation Levies _ ‘ Is Sought by President

IMMEDIATE TAX BILL FORESEEN   Senator George States That President will Ask Cona eaTees LFor,, Lay: To “Bodat Taxes Five. Billion Dollars.

Snyder Predicts Higher Taxes   Truman Request Expected This Week

New Tax Hike Expected For Americans  Secretary Snyder Tells of Plans To Finance War

Bigger Bite of Wage Earners’ Pay To Be Taken by Boost in Tax Levy

Truman To Ask For Interim Tax Increase   To Hit Individuals, Corporations Alike

Truman Will Ask For $5 Billion Tax Hike Today   Senator George Says President’s Request Bkiminatee Past Ciut

Propose Return To 1945 Rate O Private Incomes   Three Per Cent Hike Wauld Start Oct. 

Plan fo Impose 1988 Tax Level Is Considered   Tax Burden.of War II Will Return, Senator Says After a Parley

' BAPTIST CHURCH L. D. Eaton, Pastor  BDarkart BMiceweneren Clecmrd

GRANGE IN CHALFONT - BONDUCTS INDUCTION   Charles Try Will Again Head Farmers’ Organization   PLANS FOR FARM SHOY

Navy Seeks to Free Missouri   TNT Blasts Designed to Break Sand Suction

‘Small Blasts to Be Used ‘In Effort To Free Big Mo   Hope Charges Will Break Suctior Holding Battleship In Mud Bank

NEEDY OFFERED MORE SURPLUSES   Dried Eggs, Milk Added To List Available. To Private Agencies

U.S. Liberalizes Food Give Away  Eggs, Milk and Butte: i anid. ae: oe. took

Army Will Do Its Bit to Make Big July 5 Symphony Concert Realistic

Golf Champ Trails Senator  *. Cabell-Wayne Distric Tesue Still in Noanht

JUMNSON ofa AGCOMPLCta OF GOLD NEXT   Say Philadelphia Chemist Admits Contacts with Klaus Fuchs.

RESERVISTS IN NAVY CAN ASK FOR DEFERMENT   Must Be Submitted in 48 Hours After Call. ROTC Students Are Exempt.

Air ROTC, Navy Deferment Set Up  Policy Will Permit Request After Call

STUDENTS MAY OUT RESERVE   Will Be Deferred from Draft tf They Participate in ROTC Work.

CAN FINISH WORK   Advanced Students May  Resign from Reserves or National Guards

Advance Notice on Price  Hikes Is Asked   250 Large Companie: Urged to Comply With ESA Program

Firms Asked To Give Notice Of Price Boosts  Move Made To Give Time To Study Each Proposed Advance

ESA Asks 250 Large birms ToGive Advance Notice Of Proposed Price Boosts

Advance Notice Of Price Hikes Asked of Firms  250 Companies Get  Telegrams fr om ESA; 

Government Asks Advance Notice  Of Price Hikes  Move To Aid National War Om Inflation

Govt. Asks Notice of Price Boosts   250 Large Companies Receive Requests From Washington.

Confer With Truman On Wage ‘Stabilization’ Rather Than “Freeze”   250 LARGE COMPANIES URGED TO COOPERATE

Applies to All -Lines Bringin At Least $500,000.  Annual Business

GOVERNMENT ASKS ADVANCE NOTICE ON PRICE. RAISES   If Firms Comply Agencies Will Have Chance to Study and Pass on Proposed Increases.   REQUEST GOES TO 250 LARGE COMPANIES   Top Labor Leaders Tell Traman Wages Should Be Allowed to Cateh Up With Living Costs.

Firms Asked For Notice of Price Boosts   Government Seeks to Hold Prices, Wages In Voluntary Way

Former Russian Held by FBI and He Admits Guilt   Passed On Atom Secrets Given by Famous British Traitor

Dr. Fuchs Names Philadelphia Man  Harry Gold Admits anae Contact

Lewis’ Strategists On Lecture Tour Urging Miners To End Strike   Told Lewis Suggestion They Return To Work Amounts To Order

Union Officials Trying To Get Miners To Work   . Start Lecture Tour in ‘Wildcat’ Strike Sectors

Union Leaders Urging Miners ToResume Work   Another Court Fight Over Walkouts Is Facing John Lewis

Lewis Field Lieutenants Begin Task  Of Getting Striking Miners Back on Jol

UMW AIDES PLAN APPEAL TO STRIKERS   Denham Asks Injunction Barring Unfair Prac‘tices by Mine Union.

Little Time To Bail Out   Crewman Who Survived Canada Air Crash Says Fire Spread too Fast

No Time to Escape Flaming Plane   Lone Survivor of Crash In Canada Jumped But Others Didn’t Make It

Passengers No Time To Jump   Lone Survivor of Embassy Plane Crash Talks  To Reporters

Survivor Tells Of Fatal Crash. Wing Of Envoy's Plane Exploded In Flames

Plane Crash Survivor Says Wing Blew Up   Doesn't Think It Could Be Sabotage

Russian-Made Mine Strikes Second Ship   Admiral Sherman Refuses To Give Further Details

Find Red Mines in Korean Waters   First U. S. Newsman To Cross 38th Parallel Tells Yangyang Capture   Ry ROBERT BENNYVHOFF

North Georgia Manhunt Called Off After 'Shoot-Em-Up Trio SneaksThroughPolice

Georgia Manhunt Called Off  As Trio Eludes Police Trap      Weary Troopers Ordered Back To Regular Jobs A Two-State Hunt For Two Men, Woman Cools Down: FBI Enters Case On Stolen Car Angle: Alerts Posted

2 MEN AND nED HEADED WOMAN ELUDE DRAGNET   Heavily Armed Fugitives in Bullet Punctured 3-Day Chase.

IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION  Drivers Escaped Injury iin Early Morning Accident

IN AUTOMOBILE i ie  Drivers Esea Injury jin Early Escaped Accident.

Exhausted Yanks Still Straggle In From Taejon  True Picture Of American Losses Not Exnected To Be Known For 10 Davs

YANK STRAGGLERS JUIN COMRADES   TEN DAYS MAY ELAPSF. BF. FORF. U. 8S. LOSSES AT TAFJON ARE KNOWN,

Urges Congress To Vote on Statehood   Trumon Prods Cangress For Hawaii, Alaska Decision

HT AGAIN ASKS STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA, HAWAII   LUCAS DECLARES SENATE MAY DEBATE MATTER NEXT WEEK

Statehood Bill Urged By Truman   President Again Prods Congress To Vote Alaska, Hawaii Statehood

Patients Parade To Stand to Support Doctor  ‘Mercy Death’ Trial In Recess After Pieeannbia Caccian

Mans Drawn For Bynasses   ‘High Praise Heaped On Sancer At Murder Trial

TWO-WEEK-OLD MERCY MURDER TRIAL RECESSED   Defense Paraded Friend of Doctor To Witness Stand

Spring Gets Off To a Slow Start  Many Sections of Midwest Have Snow

Charges by  M’Carthy Cut to One Man   Senator Says His Case Stands or Falls in This Single Instance

Atlantic Plan Only Way,  Acheson   Hoover Speech Sets Off “Gidnt . Debate on Europe

JUST ‘BREATHER FOR U.S.’ Reds Oppose Cease-Fire To End Korean Conflict

RUSSIA FLAYS CEASE-FIRE UN PROPOSAL   Malik Claims Plan Merely To Give “Breathine Spell’

Formosa’s Occupation Not _ Justified, Say Defense Chiefs  Island In Hostile Hands Menace To saad Lifeline, Bradley, MacArthur Declare

Nisbet Says He Checked On Facts Of Solicitations From Distillers

Crime Hearings Touch Off Full Scale Inquiry  Chicago's Policy Game Racket Hit

Probe Testimony Launches Chicagc Policy Ring Drive  Witnesses Reveal   Witnesses Reveal Racket Operation; Five Men Nabbed

U. S. Policy Is Hit By Reds...   Vishinsky Says Russia Opposes" Korea Blueprint

Soviets Oppose 6-Nation Blueprin On Korea's Future   . Vishinsky Asserts _ Russia Will Offer Resolution of Its Owr

Russia Opposes UN Blueprint fo Korea's Future   Vishinsky Says Would Provide for N. Korea Oceunatian

SOUTH KOREAN ORGANIZATION IS STAGING MASS KILLINGS   Executions Pose New Problem For Authorities

Barge Man Thought Stalin Had Arrived   Mushroom Clouds of Heat 7 Had Clouds In Skv Bosina

Entire Sub Flooded; 15 Men Rescued   ‘Frogman'’ Swims Into Sunken Craft

Death Toll in Sub Disaster Climbs to 61   Flooding Kills Last Hope for All Left Inside

Craft Rammed on Thanies River; 9 Bodies Found; 15 Men Rescued; Crash of Search Plane Fatal to 5

HOPE FOR ANY “SURVIVORS IN CRAFT DASHED   Of 76 Aboard Sub When It Was Sent to Bottom, 15 Rescued.

Naval Frogman Finds Entire Craft Flooded ‘After Collision With Swedish Tanker

All Hope Lost For 52 Men Trapped in Sunken British Submarine, Death Toll 61   Divers Find Sub Flooded, Dashing  Hopes for Sailors

Navy Divers Find Ship Flooded; Nine Bodies Recovered   (Pictures Pages 4, 15).

Freighter Rams Craft In Thames   Rescuers Find Entire Vessel Open To Water

Smashed Craft Found — On Bottom Of Thames, Entire Sub Is Flooded

Tanker Rams Sub Truculent Near Margate   Fifteen Men Washed Away, Later Rescued Nine Bodies Found

61 Submariners Killed as Boat Collides, Sinks   British Undersea Boat Strikes Tanker: Bodies of Nine Are Recovered Ship Is Inspected.

Nine Bodies Recovered From , Sea; Submarine Truculent Sunk ' When It Was Rammed In Thames River By Swedish Tanker   52 BODIES STILL MISSING ON SHIP

Tanker Rams Into Shi ipIn Thames River   Hones Fading For Fate Of 32 Missing ~ Men Believed ‘Trapped

British Sub Tanker, Sink:  Thames L ast fi       52 Still In Water-Filled Hull

15 Men Rescued But Others Die In Flooded Su’   Naval Vessel Hit By Swedish Ship

British Sub Sinks, 9 Killed, 5] are Missing   Divers Fail to Get Response to Tapping on Hull

' Charge Chicagoan With ‘Manslaughter In Auto ‘Crash That Killed Two

East Germany’s Red Leaders Urge  West Germans To Resist Rearmament

TROUBLE BREWS IN GERMAN ZONE   Communists Of Enst Meet To Study Ways To Block Rearmament Of Western Area Held By US

Naval Gunfire Destroy: Enemy Counterattack Try   Warships Aid Land Forces With Heavy Rombardment: Military Advances Noted.

U. S. Troops Break Backbone of Red Attacking Forces   UN Troops Launch Assaults In Three Sectors To Halt Communist Threat to Pusan

Counsel Says Evidence Of Previous Offenses Js Not Admissable Now

Miners Urge Court Ignore Dast (tances   Counsel for United Mine Workers Argue Contempt Case in Federal Court

UMW Asks Judge Keech to Ignore Two Convictions   Attorneys File New Brief in Case: Coal Negotiations Are Broken Off.

Goldsborough Decisions of *46, *48 Not Relevant, UMW Counsel Holds; Trial Continues As Talks Collapse

COURT 10 ACT ON IMPORTANT MINERS’ POINT   Judge Goldsborough’'s Doctrine May Be Invoked Now

Government Sought To Bring “Previcus Convictions Into The Current Trial To Cite So-Called “Goldsborough Doctrine”   PITTSBURGH RAILWAYS PLANS SERVICE CUTS

No Connection With Present Case, Union Says   Indefinite Recess Declared In Bargaining Talks

Storm Wanes; Whipped Dust in Dry Areas, Gave Flood Zones More Rain

Mediation Asked In Phone Strike  Union And Company Talks Get Nowhere

GANGES FOR BEATING VETO APPEAR SLIN   President Says Measure Not in “National Interest; Reactions Mixed.

Truman Vetos  Kerr Gas Bill   President Says Measure Not In Public Interest

ACTION TAKEN TO AID PUBLIC   President Declares Measure Was “Not In the National Interest.’

Truman Vetoes Bill fo Prevent Gas Regulations   Could Mean Saving to Consumers Here, Elsewhere in State

KKkKkKKK* ‘OAKLAND HEN STILL ‘SITTING ON POTATOES, WAITING FOR CHICKS —

IT'S A HARD LIFE   Pe eee Bae Ae, ee  A Little Red Hen taet Site on Souds

WAREHOUSE AT MARION BURNS; $100,000 LOSS   Stored Furniture Destroyed  Including 100 Electric   Refrigerators,

WARE MARION BURNS; $100,000 LOSS   Stored Furniture Destroyed, including 100 Electric Refrigerators.

Army ls Ready To Guard Locks  Waits for State to Pravide Onuarteare

Local Temperature   mplaints Revealed By Governo  State Investigates Repor ts Of Teachers’ Pay Kickback

SBI Is Probing Teacher Complaint: Of Kick-Back To Keep Their Jobs

Feelings Divided On Importance of Lincoln ‘Holiday’  State, City Offices. To Close- Monday; Orhers Stat Open

ipa: tiie tt ,ccniameememmenianieal MARKETS CLOSE FOR LINCOLN HOLIDAY

WITH VARIETY OF WEAPONS People Not Panicky, They All He!lp Hunt ‘Biq Game’

Thousands Out for Leopard Chase; One Hunter Has Only an Ice Pick

8 SHORT OF COAL   Are Confident 100 New Members Will Be Added to Rolls   BY TOMORROW EVENINC

(. OF C. WORKERS8 SHORT OF GOAI   Are Confident 100 New Members Will Be Added to Rolls   IBY TOMORROW EVENINC

Smith Asks for ‘Facts’ in Probe OKC Police   Confers With Kemp. _ After Mayor Asks For Investigation

ATH WE ATH RK   Governor Invites Anyone fo Give Facts in Probe of K. C. Police

Smith Asks For Information On K.C. Police   Wants Facts On Any Breakdown Of Department

Governor Wants Facts on Police ‘Breakdown’   Volunteers and Kansas City Council Invited to Give Reports.

GIRL ATTENDING BABIES KILLED   Slain For Refusing To Accompany Young Man On Date

‘Blew My Top’ In Shooting, Killer Says   Baby Sitter Slain in Quarrel as One of Her Six Charges Watches—

Announcement No Surprise To Most Newsmen  Four-Cornered Race For Governorship

LIFE TERM FOR HITCHHIKER IN VANDALIA TRIAL   Attempted Slayer Scoffs; Says He Owes 245 Years in Jail.

WASHER FIRM SIGS LEASE.   Whirlpool Corp. Takes  Over Kidd-Dater  Warehouse

State’ s Drati Quota For October ls 739 Some 23. Year: Olds Cer:  tain To Be Called. Under ew Act

STATE MUST FURNISH 739 MEN IN OCTOBER   Total of 1.474 Will Be Called Into Service Within Two-Month Period

Chinese Pour South Under Constant UN Air Attacks, Head for Line 50 Miles South of Border; Believe Foe Will Await Drive by Gen. Walker’s Army

Two Allied Armies With 100,000 Men  Set for Knockout   fONTINE ® CFT ANP

Acheson Plan  For Germans  Discussed North Atlantic  Council Debates Armament Progran

Acheson’s Defense Plan Gains Favor   Despite French Protests, Atlantic Council Pushes Proposal To Re-Arm Germans Nearer Approval; Schuman Leary Of Rearmament

Testimony Begins In Davila’s Trial  Jury For Raymondville Slaying Cace Onalified On Death Penaltv

Jury Is Selected In Davila Trial   Prosecution Qualifies Veniremen On Death Penalty As Raymondville Murder Trial Opens

Army Attains Postwar Peak   Power Insures Peace, Says Gen. Collins

HEN. JL COLLINS REPORTS ARM AT POSTWAR PEAK   Staff Chief Stresses Duty Of Armed Forces Te  Pracerve Pacre

West Penn Halts Tours Of Generating Stations For Security Reasons’

Senator Taft ls Unopposed  But Seven Democrats Battle To Face Him

Seelx Tighter Contro! Bill   ‘Truman, Could Evoke Wace, Price Curbs...

Compromise Is Seen Likely On Controls Issue   Pressure Grows For More Stringent Curbs Than Suggest By President; Taft Wants Narrower Bill

Field Would Reconsider Questions   Counsel Denies He's In Contempt Of Congress And Asks Another Chance

ENIES BEING  CONTEMPT F CONGRESS   rick Vanderbilt Field rough Attorney Asks Chance to Reconsider Queries"   ALLED CONTEMPTUOUS

FIELD DENIES HE WAS IN CONTMPT   Wants Opportunity to Re. consider Queries

Field Denies Charge Made Of Contemp!   Wants to Reconsider Queries Asked by Committee   :  Reputed "Millionaire Communist” Replies to Action by Investigators.

Contempt Count Denied By Field  Wants To Reconsider Queries On Commies

State's Star Witness Says Woman Killed   New York Medical Examiner Testifies Air Inje:tion Fatal

STATE CLOSES SANDER’S CASE   Defense Motion for Court  Verdict Is Denied

State Rests Case Today In Trial {Of Dr. Sander For Mercy Killing

Expert Called In Sander Case   New York Medical Exar iner Scheduled To Testify Today.

Witness Believes Injection Killed Cancer Patient   N. Y. Doctor Testifies As State Nears Close Of Case Against Dr. Sander

State Medical] Expert Blames Air For Death   ‘Star Witness’ Asserts Injection Fatal, To Dr. Sander’s Patient

STATE NEAR ENDOF MERCY CASE = Star Witness Says Air Killed Patient

Judge Denies Sander Plea For Acquittal   Medic in Mercy Death te Take Siand in Own Defense

DR. MILTON HELPERN ON STAND State’s Star Witness Says In jection Of Air  Caused Woman’s Death

Air Injection — Fatal, Medical Witness Claims   State Puts Dr. Helpern On Stand In Dr. Sander ‘Mercy Killing’ Trial

State Rests Sanders Case   Star Prosecution Witness Says Air Killed Waman

STATE RESTS IN TRIAL OF DR. SANDER   Ends Prosecution With Expert’s Testimony That Air Injection Caused Cancer Patient's Death.   EMBOLISM COULD GO INTO HEART   Another Doctor Testifies Sander Told Him of Mercy Killing; No Cure for Ailment.

State Rests In Mercy. Death Tria!   Star Witness Testifies Belief That Injection: Of Air Caused Death   ASKS FOR ACOUITTAL   Defense Appeals to Court For Directed Verdict; Judge Denies Motion

State Rests Case Against Dr. Sander   Defense Motion for Directed Verdict Is Denied; Prosecution Witness Says Cancer Victim's Death Caused by ‘Air Embolism’

Believed Air in Veins Was Fatal   State’s Star Witness Testifies During Trial

State Rests in Merey Death’ Murder Trial  Judge Denies Move For Directed Verdict of Acquittal

State Rests Case in ‘Mercy Death’ Murder Trial   Defense Counsel Calls for Directed Verdict of Acquittal.

Air Injection Fatal, Doctor Says At Trial   Medical Examiner State Witness In Sander Case

DOCTOR OFFERS THEORY OF AIR CAUSING DEATH   N. Y. Medical Expert Testifies’ Against Sander in ‘Mercy Slaying’ Trial

Air Injection Blamed For Mercy Killing by States Star Witness   Opinion of Medical Expert Given At Trial of Dr. Hermann Sander after Death Scene Is Described for Jury

Jury Told Air Injection Was Fatal: State Rests   “Mercy-Killing” Trial Doctors Can't. Asiee When Death Hit Cancer Victim

State Rests in Trial of Doctor In Mercy’ Case  Directed Verdict of

‘Mercy Death’ Laid to Doctor  Patient Still Lived   Patient Still Lived When Air Injected

WN. Y. Expert Says Air Embolism Brought On Death   Autopsy Showed No Other Cause of Death. He Testifies

State Rests in Sander’s Trial  Defense Moves for a Directed Verdict of Aequittal of Doctor

State’s Star Winines Testifies Air Injection  Killed Woman. Doctor Says

Doctor Says Air In Veins Caused Patient's Death  Star Medical Witness Testifies   Star Medical Witness Testifies In Sander’s Trial

Mercy Killing Prosecution Rests Case   Star Witness Says He Believes Sonder To Blame in Death

STATE RESTS CASE IN “MERCY KILLING   Prosecution’s Medical Expert Sees Death Resulting From Air Injections -

Surprise Witness In “Mercy” Trial   Fellow Physician Testifies Dr. Sander Told Him Patien’s Eyes Were Open Durine Action.

N. Y. Physician is Star Witness for Prosecution   Autopsy Showed No Other Cause, Medical Examiner Points Out

Autopsy Aide Feels Injection Killed Patient   Expert Testifies In Mercy Murder Case; Offers His Opinions

Witness Says Air Killed Mrs. Borroto  And It Was Injected Into Her Veins by 

State Rests in Sander Trial   Directed Verdict of Acquittal Asked by Doctoer’s Counsel

Witness Blames Air Injection For Mercy Deatt   Prosecution Nears End of Case With Star Testimony

Romania Seizes Two Newspaper Men As Informants for U. 5. and Britain

French Insistence on ‘Parliament Of Europe’ May Delay Joint Army

Giant Detense  Bill Approved   S17 Billion Measure Sent to Senate

House Choruses Approval Stamp To Defense Bill   Whacking Appropriation Called Ist Instaliment

$17 Billion Bill Okayed  For Defense   House Approves First Installmest Of Military Plan

Huge Defense Fund Is Voted By The House   Nearly $18 Billions Included And it Is Only The Beginning

House Votes Billions for Defense   First Installment on Mighty Program Approved

HOUSE SHOUTS OKAY OF HUGE DEFENSE BILL   $17,809,304,424 Aci  Rushed to Senate  For Approval

Two GOPs To Seek Program For Europe  Senators Seeking Aid Plan To Take Over Later

Gen. Marshall Hints Russian Government May Possibly Topple  Says Soviet Union Having Tough Time, Will Get Tougher

Plane Down In North Sea Off Netherlands Coast; Fear 7 Crew Members Lost

Puzzling Lull Settles Over War: Reds Asked to Answer Charges By UN

Puzzling Lull In Korean War   Believe Chinese Awaiting Further Orders

‘Puzzling’ Lull Marks Korea War   War Front Spotlight Is Taken Today By Diplomats In United Nations

CHINESE REDS MARK TIME IN N. KOREA   Estimated 60,000 Chinese Troops Await Orders as Lull Falls on Korean Battlefields.   " BOMB BRIDGES”  ON YALY RIVER   American Planes Destroy City Across From Manchuria; Red Jet Plane Shot Down.

Diplomatic War Over China Reds Grabs Spotlight  Pull Back; UN Forces Advance Cautiously

LULL IN WAR IS PUZZLING ALLIED STAFF   Chinese Pulling Back De. spite Their Big Reserve Force

Little Action Reported In  Battle Area  Lull In Fighting Puzzles Allies

Meanwhile, Diplomatic Front Takes Spotlight—Red China Asked By U.N. Security Council To Answer Charges Of Throwing Troops Into Twilight Stages Of Campaign—60,000 Chinese Red Forces In  Korea MacArthur’s Spnokesmen Sav

ALLIES PUZZLED BY SUDDEN LULL IN KOREAN WAR   ADVANCE CAUTIOUSLY AS CHINESE REDS WITHDRAW TO NORTH

Korean Front Quiet As U.N. Takes Spotlight   Red China Pulls Forces Back

Lull Marks Activity In Korean War   Chinese Reds Seem To Be Awaiting New Orders; Allies Advance Cautiously As Diplemats Confer.

Appear to Be Awaiting Further Orders  Strange. Lull Marks Korean War Today; Diplomats in Spotlight

Chinese Reds Appear to Be Awaiting Orders   Puzzling Luil Marks War in Korea; Navy Planes Pound Bridges

Chinese Pull Back; Await New Orders   Puzzling Lull Marks Korean War; Navy Planes Blast Two  Bridges At Sinnijin

Chinese Reds Are Seen Avoiding Fight; Diplomatic Moves Believed to Be Affecting Course  Of Battle; Marines Have Not Been In Contact Two Days

Lull Marks  Korean War   ‘Diplomatic Front Takes Spotlight; Red China Asked by UN to Answer  Charges of Intervention in Korea

Diplomats Take Spotlight  Strange Lull Silences Guns on Korea Front

Chinese Ordered By Security Group To Explain Attacks  Red Invader Units Believed Awaiting Definite Orders

Chinese Reds’ Withdrawal ls Baffling  Allied Ground Force: Move Cautiously For Short Advances

Chinese Reported Hesitating Along Line For Orders   Cautious Gains, Sky Raids Reported Only ’ Maior War Activities

Charge Made By M’ Arthur Aide    Lull In Fighting Marke ‘War As Security Council Mecieos Up Chino Case

Puzzling Lull Marks the War Picture Today  Diplomatic Front .   Diplomatic Front Takes Spotlight

Lull Marking Korean War With Diplomatic Moves Spotlighted   Communist Chia Asked To Answer Charges Of Throwing Troops Into Campaign: Air Force Busy Over Front.

Russia Poses New Questions For UN Action  Malik Calendar Lists Red China, Greek Issues.

Malik Proposes Two New Items  Greek, Manchurian Questions Suaqgested

LYCWITHESS wtory Minister Tells Of Train Wreck Horror Scenes   Shattered Bodies Scattered Between Twisted Coaches

Counterfeitin Life Not So Easy, Young Ohio Waitress Sadly Learns

Catlin Among 16 Losers In Assembly Bids   Republican Leader Fails To Win; 15 Other Members Casualties

 Explosion Shook Towns In 25-Mile Radius  Houston Police Puzzled Over Mystery Blast Heard In Area

MYSTERY BLAST ROCKS HOUSTON   Explosion Felt In Town: As Far As 25 Miles Away From City

Reds Reported Moving Into Indochina Area  Communist Troops Said In Control of Thailand Corridor

Watervliet Driver Hit . Aged Woman   Pedestrian Struck On Paw Paw Road Last December 18

FACES TRAFFIC DEATH CHARGE   Hold Watervliet Garbage Collector For Accident Last Dec. 18

D.C. Milkless; Truman. Too— ‘President, Aides Will Sit Out Strike

Shipment of ‘Slots’ Ban Given Okay   Would Keep Check On Government’s Income, Spending

Bill to Curb Slot Games Gains Favor  ‘Plan Coincides With Move for  Crime Inquiry

Ten-Man ‘Team’ Blasts Way Into Company's Safe   Guard Is Beaten And Ovcerpowered

Bandits Get $40,000 At Textile Mill   Ten Men Stick Up Guard At Reigel Plant In Georgia

Henry Fonda’s Wife Takes Own Life; He Goes On With Play After Funeral

Actor Adheres To Theater Tradition And Goes On In Show After Funeral  TT) ti fe.) Cann mte, UR, THE LE eww TDenwsde Sbau rt   Se, Te ee ee Re ee Sen ome eee  Beautiful Society Wife Of Henry Fonda, Star O! “Mr. Roberts,” Cuts Her Throat While Con fined To A Private Sanitarium.

Wife of Fonda Takes Her Life   After Burial Actor Returns to Stage

FONDA’S WIFE KILLS HERSELF   Star Plays Broadway Part After Hasty Funeral Service.

Wife Of Actor. Henry Fondals Suicide Victim  : “Ador’ $ Wife Cuts.  “Throat; Show Goes , “On For Fonda

Henry Fonda Returns fo Broadway and His Stage Role After Hastily Arranged Rites for His Wife, Who Killed Herself

Henry Fonda Struggles Through Play Following Rites for Suicide Wife

 SHOW GOES ON Fonda Returns To Broadway ‘After Wife Takes Own Life

Henry Fonda s Wife Ends Life In Sanitarium  Returns To Stage After Quick Private Funeral

Henry Fonda Carries On With Show Despite Death Of Wife by Suicide

“Yenry Fonda's Society Wife Slashes Throat   Actor Plays ‘Mr, Roberts Role after Hasty Funeral

Actor Fonda’s Wife KillsSelfin Beacon Private Hospital   Recent Breakdown Blamed for Her Action in Her Suite; Husband Goes to Her Feoneral

Show Goes On For Henry Fonda in Jinxed Play Despite Suicide of Wife

Mate Of Henry Fonda Kills Self   Actor Plays Part After Return From Simple Funeral Rite:

Estranged Wife Kills Self  ‘Mister Roberts’ Fills Role Despite Tragedy in Family

Fonda’s Society Wife Is Suicide   Actor Returns to Broadway 13 Hours After Wife Slashes Throat at Private Sanitarium

SHOW GOES ON AS STAR'S WIFE DIES   Henry Fonda Rushes Back to Broadway Stage 13 Hours After His Wife Commits Suicide.   HASTY FUNERAL SERVICE IS HELD   Star Keeps Stage Tradition, Misses No Performance of Play “Mr. Roberts” Despite Trag ody.

Lives Up To Stage Tradition   Henry Fonda Plays Lead in ‘Mr. Roberts’ After Rites for Wife “Who Committed Suicid

Henry Fonda's — Wife A Suicide: ‘Show Goes On’   Plays Role In Broadway Play After Attending Funeral Service

WIFE OF ACTOR KILLS HERSELF   Henry Fonda Goes On With His Part In Play After  Hurried Funeral Rites Are » Held.

HENRY FONDA’S WIFE SUICIDES   Slashes Throat With A » Razors ou Couple Had  -Been Rifting:

m a rerrect Fertormance ... ‘lease peice ge 8  Fonda Plays “Mr. Roberts” After Wife Kills Herself

BARBER ADMITS HE SLEW WIFE   Seminole Man Leads Officers To Body, Hidden in Wooded Grove

Man Directs Officers fo Wife's Body   - Seminole Man Admits He Beat ‘and Slashed Woman fo Death in  Lonely Grove

U.S. IN CRISIS, RUSSIA UNTOUCHED Foreign Policy ‘Suicidal,’ - Ex-envoy Kennedy Says

McCarthy Claims Will Be Studied By Senate Group   Lattimore Denies Communist Tie-Up; Probe Starts Today

Reuther Tags Spy Charges Aid to Russia   Solons Meet Today, May Subpena MeCarthy ‘Proof?’

Subpoenas May Seek Lattimore Evidence; Senator Aids U. S. Foes, Says Laborite

Declares Probe Of Reds In High Office Should  Be Pressed In Private   Senate Subcommittee May Subpoenas Documents Used By Wisconsin Man In Aceusing Lattimore As Red Acent

RED’ CHARGES TERMED AID T0 U.S. ENEMIES   Reuther Issues Blast; Probers to Weigh _ Subpoena of Data

SERVICE TO ENEMIES Stalin Applauds McCarthy's ‘Red Blasts, Reuther Charges

LABOR LEADER JOINS ATTACK ON GOP SENATOR   McCarthy Serving Nation’s Enemies, Reuther Declares   COMMITTEE SEEKING VITAL DOCUMENTS

Senator Aid To U.S. Foes —W. Reuther   Labor Leader Hits Twice On Eve Of  Closed Sessians

LABOR LEADER  STRIKES AT WCARTHY   Declares Senator Is Aiding Enemies Of Our Country”

McCarthy’s Campaign  Is Assailed By Reuther   Declares Senator Has Performed Great Service for Enemies of T]. &.

TERMED ALD T0 U.S. ENEMIES   Reuther Issues Blast Probers to Weigh Subpoena of Data

Reuther Hits McCarthy's Red Charges   Enemies of U.S. immensely Aided By Solon, He Says

Lattim ” Returns To Go Before Senate Foreign Relations Sub-Committee Tuesday To Refute McCarthy’s Charge He’s Top Red

Reuther Says McCarthy Aids U.S. Enemies   To Discuss Subpoenc Of FBI Documents Senate Committee

Thousands Of Miners Defy Lewis   Big Locals Vote Down Suggestion  Made by UMW Chief

First Mine Unions Defy Lewis’ Work Demands      State Unions Vote Today: Four Refuse to Work

UME MING NOT GOING 10 WORK MONDAY   Say They Want Five Days a1 Nothing; Others Are “Damn Sore.”

Miners Defy Lewis Order To Get Back Into Fields   Large Bloc Breaks Tradition, Hoping  To Force Contract

Big Bloc of Coal Miners Rejects Lewi: Suaaestion to Resume Work Monday

Miners’ Bloc Rejects Back-To-Work Order  11,000 Diggers Balk At Lewis’   11,000 Diggers Balk At Lewis’ Suggestion: Want 5-Day Week

Mfriking Miners Defy Tradition; Vote Down Plan  Lewis Suggestion To Return To Jobs On  Monday Snubbed By Big Block Of Group

Big Bloc of Miners Defy Lewis’ Order   Reject Suggestion to Return Monday; (1,000 Diggers Balk

Miners Vote To Continue  With Strike   11,000 Miners Balk At Lewis’ Strike.EFnd Order

LEWIS'S ORDER TO GO TO WORK HIT BY MINERS   Large Segment Of UMW Reported Irked By Contract Deadlock

Angered Miners Reject Lewis Work Suggestion   At Least Nine Locals Balk Over Return To Three-Day Week

COAL DIGGERS REFUSE TO END THEIR STRIKE   ‘5 Days or Nothing, Angry Workers Declare

CONTRACT DELAY ANGERS MINERS Mine Workers Bloc Rejects Lewis’ Back-Io-Work Order

‘Five Days or Nothing’ Demanded “As 12,000 Vote To Stay Off Jobs; Sunday Meetings May Boost Total

Miners Rebel At Continued 3-Day Week   11,000 Agree To Stay Idle, Force Contract

Coal Miners Vote Against LWork Return   More Than 11,000 Diggers Reject Lewis Suggestion To Start Work Monday; *§ Days or Nothing’

11,000 MINERS TOSTAY OUI   Locals Vote To Defy Lewis’ Suggestion To Return To Work.

Over 11,000 Seen Backing Decision To Stay Out Of Pits Monday   Observers Puzzled At Sudden Action   Other Meeting Scheduled On Week-End As Coal Supplies Dip Low

Guilty Verdict Returned in Case  Jury Sets $250 Fine, Sentence, on Grand Larceny for J. Ray

Jury In First Trial Finds Man Not Guilty   Regular Jury Panel For Term Is Sworn In—Defendants Are Arraigned, Plead

Admits Murders To Parkersburo Authorities   Claims He Was En Route Home A Time Of Arrest

Army Will Draft 80,000 in March   Combat Force Equal to 24 Divisions Is July 1 Goal

Army Calls For 80,000 In Mareh  Draft Quota Matche: January, February

Three-Month Total Climbs To 240.000 —   450,000 Asked Since Korea Outbreak; Navy Air, Marines Excluded

80,000 Draftees Face March Call   March Quota is Same As Requested For  January, February

Army Issues Draft Call Of 80,000 For March   NAVY, AIR FORCE AND MARINES WON’T ASK SELECTIVE SERVICE MEN IN MARCH

FOR MARCH DRAFT   owe. oTrae oes wos ese oe =  Army Will Call Up 80,000; Total of 450,000 Thru  Korean War

Army Calls For 80,000 March Draft  Men Needed To Increase Size of Armed Forces

80,000 in March Army Draft Call      Seeking to Build Up Armed Forces Equal to 24 Divisions

Army Draft Call For 80,000Men InMarch Issued  Order Brings Totel  Requests To 450,008

March Draft Call Of 80,000 Announced   Number Is Same Amount Requested In Jan. And Feb.; To Have 24 Divisions

Army To Draft 80,000 More During March   Goal Of 24 Divisions By July 1 Speeded In Increased Calls

‘Army Issues Call for 80,000 Men In March: Same as Jan.-Feb. Quota

Army Asks for 80,000 March Draft Quota   Still No Calls From Navy. Air Force, Marines—  Total To 450.000

Army Calls $0.000 More   March Quota Makes Total Summoned 450,000

Will Induct 80,000 Men In March   Quota Will Bring Total Draftees to 450,000 Since the Outbreak of War

—ARMY’S QUOTA FOR MARCH—  80,000-Man Draft Call Ups Total To 450,000

Army To Call 80,000 More Men In March   Draft Quotas For Spring Period Announced

Army ta Call Up 80,000 More Men In Month of March  Will Bring Total To 450,000 Since Start of Korean War

March Quota  Amy Draft  80,000 Men   Registration Date Set For 210,000 Mactore. Dentists

Army Calling For 80,000 Men in March   Wevy, Air Force and Adarines Not Planning te Tap Oratt Yet for Men

Total Army Requests for Men Since Start of Korean Wax Broucht to 450.000

ARMY CALLING UP 60,000 IN MARGH DRAFT   Part of Buildup to Give U. S Force of 24 Divisions Next Julv 1

Army Calls For 80,000 More In Draft For March   Combat Strength. Of 2¢ Divisions Seen By July

Army Draft Call 80,000 For March   Will Make Total 450,000 Since Outbreak Of War In Korea

Army March Draft Call Is 80.000 Men   Will Boost Total of Military Requests Since Korea to 450,000

Army Calls 30,000 Men For March  Nombher Ringe   Number Bri ings Drait Totals To 450.000

Army Calls For 80,000 Draftees During March  Date Set For Registration Of Medical Men

March Draff To Call Up 80,000 Men   Army Seeks Combat Force Equal to 24 Divisions by July

DRAFT WILL GET 80,000 IN MARCH   WILL BRING TOTAL DRAFTEES SUMMONEL TO DUTY TO 450,000

Army Is Seeking 14 Full Divisions   Also To Include Combat Teams

DRAFT CALL FOR MARCH IS 80.000   This Brings Total Of Army Requests Since War Began To 450,000

Army Calls for $0,000 in Mareh  State Draft Quota to Be 2.300 Men, Same As January. February

80,000 Called By U.S. Army   ‘March ‘Quota: Raises. Tota Since Start. OF War - To 450,000 

Army Issues Draft Call For 80.000 Men In March   Quota Same As Asked For January And February And Brings To 450,000 Since Outbreak Of War.

July Combat Goal: 14 Army Divisions  To -Augme: c by Regimental Teams

ARMY'S REQUEST 10 ADD COMBAT MIGHT IN MARCH   Fotal Of Draftees Since Korean War Started Will Be Increased To 450,000—Building Strength.

Monthly Quofa Is Doubled By . Army Request:  24 Divisions By” July 1 Planned =~

30,000 Have eceived Call 1. Six Months  a rm ‘_r   ‘wenty-Four New Jivisions Now Goal

[Army Issues New Draft Call For 80,000 Men In March; 659 Reservists Are Summoned

Monthly Quota Is Doubled By. Army Request  Combat Force Of . 24 Divisions By July 1 Planned  ~

Army Issues Call For 80,000 Men During March   Total Of Requests Reach 450,000 Since Outbreak In Korea

Army Call To 80,000 In March   ‘Quota Same As For January and February Present Plan Is For 24 Divisions by July

Army Sets March Draft at 80,000  Builds Toward 24 Divisions by July 1

Array to Call Up 80,000 Men in March   California's Share in Draft Summons Estimated at 5000

Army to Draft 0.000 Men In March   New Call Boosts Requests to a Total of 450,000

Army Issues Draft Call For 80,000 Men In March; Total Now 450,000

80,000 Men March Quota   Army’s Request Is Same As For Next Two Months

Will Bring Total Up To 450,000 Since War Start   New Call Issued As Uncle Sam Moves To Build Up Fighting Strength; To Form New Division

Army Issues 80,000 Draft Call For March   Navy, Air Force And Marines Still Sourn Selective Service

Army to Call $0,000 Men in March Draft   Quota Will Bring ‘Service Requests to 450.000 Since War

Army Calls Up 80,000 More In March Draft   Local Quota Expected te Be 190; 19- Year-Old List Thwindles

Call For 80,000 Men For March Is Issued By Army   Order Raises Draft Quota: To 450,000; To Register Doctors On January 15

80,000 Men Face Draft In March   ‘Army Sets - Sights on the Equivalent of 24 Divisions

Mareh Dratt Is 80.000: Second Army Will Issue Calls for 659 Officers

Draft Call For 80,000 Men In March Is Issued   Same Quota for January, February; Part of Army Build-up

MARCH DRA CALL ISSUED   80,000 Man Quota Same As January And February Call

Draft Call for March Is Issued  80,000 Men Will Be Reauested Then

Search Beina Made For Trace Of Big Plane  Oil Spot Sighted : Lake But No

Heat Wave Is Losing Steam  Over Midwest  Fat Dl © en : nn . Se © 2   Chilly Breezes Roll Into Northern Area, With Rain or Snow

‘Atomic Bomb Not Only Threat Facee By State’s Civil Defense Planners

Jones Says State Is Looking Ahead To Its Defense Against Any Weapon

NORTH CAROLINA nett DEFENSE AGAINST ATTACK   Tar Heel Director Says State Is Preparing To Meet A-Bomb, Poison Gas And Other Assaults.

Chrysler Scans Union Peace Bid   Strikebound 72 Days, They Consider Proposal From Union Quitting a Demand

Chrysler Eyes  Peace Measur e   Union Offers To Withdraw  Cents-Per-Hour Demand

Chrysler Eyes Union’s Offer To End Strike   UAW Says Proposal ‘Overcomes Company Pension Objections

Chrysler Scans Union Peace Plan   Strikebound For 72 Days, Corporation Views New Proposa!

Chrysler Scans Peace Offer   Union Claims Proposal Overcomes Objections

Chrysler Scans C10 Peace Offer To End Strike   Union Abandons Specific Demands For Pension Fund

Chrysler Scans Union Peace Bid   Bargaining Talks Recessed to Give Company Time to Analyze Latest UAW Pension Offer

Munitions Tycoon Dead At 79, State  German Papers   Head of Vast Steel, Arm: - Empire in World War Il  Succumbs in Salzburg

‘Widening Yard. Workers’ Walkout Affects Two-Thirds of Nation; Two More Court Orders Issued, but No Signs Appear That Men Will Return

Embargo Ordered On Parcel Post   No Packages Accepted for East and North As Crippling Walkout Spreads; Two Judges Order Men To Work But Action Doubtful

Embargo on ‘Parcel Post as  Strike Spreads   Christmas Packages Out as Walkout Hits War Shipments, Cuts Steel Production and Slows Meat Supply Movement.

Post Office Orders Clamp As Railroad Strike Swells  Government Obtains Two More Federal Court Edicts Aimed af Ending Walkout, But No Signs Of Early Break in Crippling Tie-Up Seen

Spreading Rail Strikes Result In Mail Action   Two New Court Orders Fail to End Walkout; Large Area Affected

Court Orders Unions To End Rail Strike   Formal Obedience May Not Bring Men Back. Report Says

War Shipments, Steel Production And Meat Supply Movements From Chicago To East Suffer As Walkout Spreads

Government Obtains New Court Orders Aimed At Ending Wildcat Walkout   Postoffice Department Order Hits Gift Packages At Peak Of Christmas Mailing Rash: War Shipments Hinderec

ORDER TO FALL ‘MOST HEAVILY ON ~—YULE PAGKAGES   Walkout Extended to Washington and St. Louis— Service Disrupted in Baltimore.   TWO COURTS ORDER  THE WALKOUT ENDED   But There Are No Signs Men Will Return to Jobs-——Fourteen Lines Affected in Chicago.

Walkout Spreads Despite  Court Action   Drastic Order Comes at Peak Of Christmas  Mailine Season

PARCEL POST MAIL HALTED BY RR STRIKE   Workers Ignore Orde: Of Judges To Go Back To Work

Senate Sets Stage For Tax Bill Approval   Excess Profits Levy May Have To Wait  Tintil Chrictmac

Debate Slated On Profit Tax Act In Senate  . Committee Approves Bill With Peeancoe ‘i   ‘Committee Approves Bill, With Passage ' Expecied Thursday

Senate Sets Stage For Swift Approval Of Multi-Million Excess Profits Bill

Eisenhower Says U. S. Decision To Aid South Korea Against Reds Inescapable

Scouts Cheer Eisenhower At Valley Forge  Can't Quit Korean Now. Says General

‘Tnescapable,’ Eisenhower Says  General Tells Scouts Of US Cause In Korec

Eisenhower Says U. S. Decision To Assist South Korea Was Inescapable Due to Situation

Eisenhower Says Korean Action ‘Inescapable   General Lends Scouts __ In Pledging Allegiance ' To United States

Decision to Assist in “Outrageous Invasion” Was Inescapable, Declares Wartime Commander

Wheel Seen Same Type As Privateer’s  Experts To Study Gear Found In Baltic

U. S. Transport Lost In Area In January Hopes For Crew Of Missing Plane Are Hiked By Sianal

SOS Spotted In Canada: U.S. Crash Kulls Twelve   Board Launches Probe Today In  Arizona Wreck

7th Division Moves Ahead in Snowstorm   Reaches Point Only Two Miles From  Kapsan With Little Opposition Met «on Northeastern’. Front — 100,000 ~~ Communists Reported Massed on ‘Western End.   TO DEFEND POWERSITE AREA

Yanks Smash Near Kapsan In Snowstorm   Resistance Fades   In Northeast, But Dede tm Wact Mio fr

Armored Column Hits Fading Reds ‘Near Korea Lin   Chinese And Koreans Mani’ Defenses In..-West. End. With . 700,000 Troops

Report 100,000 Reds Entrenched on Cne Front   Communists Prepare to Keep Allies Away from Korean Power Plants.

Apparently Will Defend Section At All Costs   Peiping Broadcast Turns Down Plea Of Mr. Truman

Present Gasoline Tax Likely fo Stay   Legtstative Council fer Koaping 62 Cent A Galles Tex for Rood Building

Present (sasoline Tax Likely to Stay   Logisiative Council for Keeping 612 Cent A Gallon Fax for Reed Buildine

Canadian Rail Workers Grim After Meeting   No Statements Following Conference With Prime Minister St. Laurent

St. Laurent Meets Union   Canadian Strikers Mum After Hour ‘Peace’ Conference

Boat Overturns, 1) Fall In Lake   Youthful Cruiser Passenaers Saved

Mine Chief Faced By Damace Suits  wy’ wT USE  Pending Action Based On Tactics n Dispute

FAST JETS, TANKS REPORTED  Solon Sees New Soviet Weapons On Trip Into Eastern Germany

Yank Gets Behind Tron Curtain And What He Sa ie Jars US Military

Tourit ing » Solon Describes Tri ip  Into Forbidilen Red Army Arez

Soviet Army Area Viewed By Chatham   Congressman Tells Of Latest Models Of Russian Planes

Think Gen. Dean Dead From Stabs By a Korean Red  Story of Missing Army   Story of Missing Army Leader Pieced To‘gether      Proud We Got

FBI Chief  To Testify   Hoover Gives Senate Investigators Report on Alleged Soviet Spy

Senators Get Summary of FBI. Files   Hoover Gives Analysis Of Data on Alleged Russian Spy

But Full FBI Files Still Not Opened on McCarthy's “Mr. X’   Chief G-Man, McGrath to Testify Monday on Reasons for Secrecy

BRITISH WRITER JOINS RED “PEACE' CAMP IN GERMANY   Reuters Man Attacks West: ern Correspondents As Wer Managers”

Physician’s Draft Law Is Signed by President Truman  No Details Given ~ As to Law That Also Affoctc Danticte

Truman Signs Order To Draft Medics   Veterinarians Included Along With Doctors and Dentists in New Order

PRESIDENT SIGNS DOCTOR DRAFT   PROCLAMATION IS FLOWN TO YACHT FOF SIGNATURE TODAY

DOCTORS DRAFT MACHINERY 10 START OCT. 16TH   Turn For Other Medica Professional Men To Come Later

Doctor Draft Registration To Be Oct. 16   Scientists Urge Superior Students Be Deferred

Order To Dratt Medics May Hike Enlistments  _ Vol “Dr aw $100 Mor

Truman Order to Begin Drafting Doctors, Dentists Likely to Result in Many Vcluntary Enlistments

EXPECT RUSH OF DOCTORS AS ENLISTEES    Those Who Volunteer Get Extra $100 Monthly Pay.

Doctor Dratt Starts Sneed-up Of Enlistments   Pay Is Boosted For Those Who Beat Selective Service

President Orders Doctors, Dentists Registered For  Draft October 16

Signs Doctor Draft Order   Registration By Board Scheduled To Begin Oct. 16

Bill to Draft Medics Signed   Text of Proclamation to Be Made Public at Later Date

Expect Boost in Enlistments Of Doctors, Dentist   $ Volunteers to Receive $100 More Pay; Register October 16

Medical Men Due Service Calls Enlistments From More Doctors, Dentists Expected as Draft Nears

DOCTOR DRAFT MACHINERY STARTS   Soine Receiving U.S. Aid Must Register ictober 16

Truman Orders Doctors, Dentists To Be Registerec   World War Il Trainees Are to Report for Draft on October 16

Governor's Conference Given Plans to Make Montana Safer Place in Which fo Live   Truman’s Order to Begin Drafting Doctors And Dentists Expected to Up Enlistments

DRAFT OF DOCTORS SEEN INCREASING THEIR ENLISTMENTS   Volunteers Receive $100 A Month More Pay Than If They Wait To Be Called

Many Doctors Now Expected To Join Army   Will Get $100 Extra Pay Ii : They Beat Dratit

Physicians And Dentists Draft Starts Oct. I   Medical Men Have Chance To Enlist

Pay Inducement Offered Doctors Who Volunteer  Expected to Bring Out Professionals

U.S. to Draft Young Doctors   President Signs Order Proclaiming October 16 as Registration Day

Doctor Draft Order May Up Enlistments  Physicians, Dentists To Register For Service Oct. 16

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL   For Drafting of Dentists and Physicians for Army

Registration Of MD’s Set October 16th   Pay Scale Higher “If They Volunteer

Expect Medic Draft To Hike Folictment   Volunteer Doctors Draw $100 Per Mont! More Pay; Begin To Reaister On Oct. 16

Rush Of Doctors, Dentists T o Enlist Expected To Gather In Extra Salary

First Group to Include Only War II Trainees   All Physicians, Dentists Under 50 to Be Listed he January 16

Truman Signs Doctor Draft Proclamation   Registration Is Expected To Be Held on Oct. 16

Expect Doctor-Dentist Draft Order To Touch Off March of Enlistments

Enlistment Rush Expected Among Doctors, Dentists   Professional Men Volunteering Will Get $100 More Pay Than If Drafted; Registration Stapte PSE 16

Truman's Order fo Begin Drafting Doctors And Dentists Expected to Up Enlistments

Doctors, Called To Register, Mav Volunteer   Oct. 16 Set As Date For Signing; Reserves Exemnt

Truman’s Order To Draft Doctors Expected To Result In Enlistments Since Volunteers Draw More Pay

Doctor Draft Starts Oct. 16   Government-Aided Medics To Get Firat Call

Doctors fo Start Draft Registration On October 16   Draft Order is Expected to Speed Enlistments

That Will Be Registration Day For Medical Men Who Got Government Financing Or Deferment For Their Studies During World War Il

ORDER TO DRAFT DOCTORS 1$ AID IN ENLISTMENTS   Increasing March Of Physicians And Dentists Into Armed Services Expected Rules Announced.

Volunteer Medics Will Be Rewarded With Higher Pay   Service Will Bring $106 a Month More Than Physicians Whe Wroit far tha Nrnlt

DOCTORS’ DRAFT WILL COMMENCE ON OCTOBER 18   Men Who Got Federal Aid Toward Education Called First   OTHERS ARE TO BE SUMMONED BY JAN. 16

Many Medics To Volunteer  Will Cot GING Mon,   Will. Get $100 Month More By Enlistine

Doctor Draft Registration Set Oct. 16  Hits Men Deferred In World War II

Truman Signs Doctor Draft Proclamation   First Registration Date Is Scheduled for Monday, October 16

More Enlistments Of Doctors Seen   Volunteering Before ° Being Called Up Means $100 a Month More Pay

Doctor Draft May Hurry  €nlistments $100 per Month ‘Bonus’ Is Lure For Volunteers

Doctor Draft © Is Law:   Truman Starts Draft: Machinery for Doctors And Dentists Why Were Students During War '

U. S..TRAINED DOCTORS _ Medie Draft Machinery Starts Rolling Oct. 16

—DOCTORS— Enlistments May Spiral With Draft   Volunteers Get  Monthly Bonuses

TRUMAN SIGNS DOCTOR DRAFT ~ PROCLAMATION      Papers for Calling Up Physicians, Dentists Flown to Yacht.

Volunteers Expected  To Increase   Those Trained Under Federal Assistance Will Enroll First

Incentive In Order By Chief   _ Many Dectors And Dentists Expected To Enlist for Extra $100 A Month Bonus

Signs Bill To Draft  Doctors   Provisions to  Call Physicians And Dentists in Armed Services

First Doctors To Register October 16   Others To Sign Up On Later Dates, But Before Tan. 16

Doctors to Get First Callin Draft Lineup  Oct. 16 Fixed As Deadline — For Registry

Many Doctors, Dentists Not to Wait for Draft Call   Ry ROBERT EF. GERIGER

PRESIDENT ORDERS DRAFT OF DOCTORS   October 16 Is Date For Registration For Previously Deferred

Draft-Eligible Doctors And Dentists Expected To Rush For Extra Pay

Doctor Volunteer  Increase Expected  Those Who Enlist Given Higher Pay

Wife's Love Equal lo Beating Test.  Pledaes Home To Get Hubby Rack

U. §. Embassy Will Reauice Prague Staff...   United States Orders All csut Fifteen Employes at Lnbassy to Return Home

Embassy Staff Cut: Ambassado Heeds Warning   Americans Are Told to Leave Czechoslovakia

'U. S. To Bow To Demands Of April 28   All But 15 of Employes Are Asked To Leave

US. EMPLOYES QUIT PRAGUE   Briggs Trims Embassy Staff After Second Czech Warning

New Hurricane Building Up Its Strength  Winds in Center Blowing at 140 Milec Per Hour

Truman Seeking Economic Balance   Orders Quick Action To Create Funds Abroad To Take Place of Marshall Plan in 1952

PRESIDENT ASKS DOLLAR PROJECT NOW   Truman Orders Quick Action to Create Program

Major Farm Message Completed   President to Call for Revision of the Whole Setup

PLAN TO CREATE DOLLARS ABROAD IS SUGGESTED   Truman Seeks To Keep International Trade Alive After ERP Ends   ASSIGNMENT GIVEN EX-ARMY SECRETARY

Revised Program For Acriculfural setup Included  President Also Asks. Quick Action To Keep  Paap eny ae Le

Truman Orders Quick Action Study, On Creating More Dollars Abroad

AGRICULTURAL PLAN REVISION 15 ADVOCATED   Gray to Seek Way For Europe te Gain Funds For Buying Exports

Truman Hunts Balance for Foreign Trade   Looks Ahead to End OF U.S. Aid in 1952; Message Asks Farm Pian From Congress

Truman Directs Gray to Push World’s Trade  Looks Ahead to ECA End; .  Finishes Farm Message

DOLLARS CLAIMED NEEDED ABROAD .  HST Orders Plan To Keep Trade. Going After Marshall Plan Ends.

Truman Hit: Communist ‘Religion. Of Hate’. Calls It Tragedy Of Our Times  As He Opens Scout Jamboree.

Scouts Warned Of Hate Tragedy  Truman Speaks To 47.000 Boy Scouts

Truman Opens Scout Jamboree Warning 47,000 of ‘Religion Of Hate’ Tragedy in Our Time

Plane Wreckage Seen on Mount   No Signs of Life, Rescuer Reports

CLAIM A-BOMBS UNNECESSARY IN KOREA; B-29 SUCCESSES CITED   Use Of Atomic Attack Unlikely Until Present Striking Power Proves Inadequate For Results

Big B-29 Strike Offered As Argument Asainst Use Of A-Bombs In Korea War

More Than 90,000 Miners Have Been Idled By Strikea This Weel; Five Steel Companies Start To Bank Furnaces   SEEK RELIEF FOR HUNGRY MINERS

Lewis Meets UMW Officials to tnd Walk Outs  James cove nape rts To Senate That

Back To Work’ Deadline Near   Bureau of Mines Chief Tells Senate Fuel Supplies ‘at Danger Point’

Truman Set  To Step Into  Coal Dispute May Take Action  pig... ty..l Ce.

fruman Move in Miner ‘Tieup Hinted as Bureau ~ Chief Warns of ‘Danger’

Coal Supply Near Danger Point in U.S.   Lewis Confers With Union Leaders

High U.S. Official Predicts Action ‘Before Weekend!’   Presidential Steps Seen Unless Striking Miners Return to Pits ‘Quick'

High Government Ofiicial Claims Truman Ready Fo! Coal Strike Move

Official Says Truman to Act  In Coal Strike   Mine Bureau Chief Claims Supply Near to ‘Danger Paint?’

Truman: Will Step. In Soft Coal: ‘Tieup Unle Miners Go Back To P

Temperatures   Steps by Truman Seen This Week It Miners Remain Idle; Chief of Mine Bureau Warns Crisis Near

Ponca City Robin Battles Hub Cap   Comes Out Todoy for Second Round Attacking Own Reflection

Raymond Hair Believed Hiding Ou In Eastern N. C., SBI Avent Asserts.

World Conflict Not Imminent,  Says Churchill   British Leader Sees U.S. Firmness Hold. ing Off Major War

Senate Group Defers UMT, 8 to 3; Truman Approves of Delay  Tydings Indicates Bill Might Be Pressed

Arms Training  Bill Deferred   Senate Committee Yields To Truman

Drive For UM Programs Fades   Truman Says Plan Would Hinder U. S.

UNT ACTION: I$ POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY   Senstg Armed Services Committec Yields to Wishes of Pre. aident Truman,

DR. SANDER IS ACQUITTED OF MURDER COUNT   Physician Now Faces Another Ordeal Before State Medical Board.

Jury Releases Dr. Sander in  71 Minutes      Physician Plans Vacation Before

. Absolved of Murder, Doctor Sander (Now Faces Trial by His Profession

Acquitted Doctor. May Lose License At Board Hearing   Sander. Faces Ordeal * As Fellow Physicians. Summon:-Him-To Appear

Sander, Freed by Civil Jury,  Faces Doctors   Mercy Killer May Be Disbarred by Medical Society

Doctor Is Freed: in ‘Mercy Death Case by Jurors   Dr. Sander Will Face Hearing by Fellow Physicians, However; to Take Vacation.

New Hampshire State Board to Consider Case   Jury Brings in Verdict in Little More Than Hour

“Big Mo” In A Mess   Army Dredge No Help In Sticky Mud Near Hampton Roads Port

Medina Youth Faces Death In Electric Chair   Jury Fails To Recommend Mercy With Guilty Verdict

Youth To Die In Ohio Chair  For Slaving   Jury Fails To Ask Mercy For hillinger In ‘Triangle’ Case

Reports Drop In Effectiveness  Of Air Force   Symington Blames Cut In Numbers; Defense Chiefs Tell Cutbacks

Symington Says Power of Air Force Slipping   Retiring Air Secretary Claims Cutbacks in Numbers Injurious

Symington Says Air Arm Weaker  Retiring Secretary Disputes Johnson

AF Stre neth Seen Dropping   Symington Cites Decrease In Farewell Report

Sees Loss of Punch In Air Force Power   Retiring Sec. Symington Blames Cutbacks For Reduced Effectiveness

BUDGET FUNDS TERMED SHORT FOR 48 UNITS   Fineletter Assumes Secretary’s Duties;  Other Reports Made

Symington Says Effectiveness Of USAF ‘Down’   Reduced Number Of Planes Blamed; Johnson Hints Of Potent New Arms

REPORTS DROP IN FIGHTING POWER OF U. S. AIR FORCE  SYMINGTON RETIRES   SYMINGTON RETIRES AS AIR SECRETARY; FINLETTER SWORN IN

Air Force Loses Fighting Power   Symington Says Service Weakened

Earth Collapses In Pennsylvania Area; Power Shovels Used Near Scene Of Chute

Miner Talks  To Rescuers   One Of 2 Brc‘hers Trapped In Cave-In Gives Instructions

Trapped Coal Miner Shouts Directions To Rescue Workers   Power Shovel Shifted To Dig At Point He Indicates; No Word Comes from Brother

Truman Plans - Major Speech   Departs From Washington Tonight forNew York to Address UN Assembly,

PROPOSE DRASTIC POTATO CONTROLS   Sen. Holland Voices Op  position to Supports

Detectives Rout Out Gamblers   Heat Turned On Gambling Syndicate

24th Division Opens Attack On Bridgehead   Offensive Designed to Throw North Koreans Off Balance on Eve of Their Expected Biagest Push of the War.

BACK ON K.U, CAMPUS  Dean Axe and Robert S, Eckle; ited Southwestern Kansas

RENEW DIRECT BARGAINING IN COAL DISPUTE   John L. Lewis and Operators Are Prodded Into  Negotiations.   Fact-Finding Board Hopes for Settlement

CONFER AGAIN AFTER ACTION BY COAL BOARD   Negotiations Resumed At Prodding Of  Truman Group

Coal Board Gets: Lewis, Owners To Bargain Again  Think Whole. Dispute hAnu he Catslad in   Think Whole Dispute May be Settled in ‘Two or Three Hours’

FACT-FINDERS WIN CONSENT TO HOLD MEETINGS   CHAIRMAN HOPEFUL NEGOTIATIONS WILL END COAL DISPUTE

Does Not Share Optimism  Voiced by Lie   American Reaction to Peace Move Explained by Webb

, §. OFFICIALS SEE NO CHANCE TO END COLD WAR   Lie’s View That Settlement Is Possible Through Negotiations Not Shared by State Department,   UNDERSECRETARY WEBP GIVES AMERICAN IDEAS   He Says What This Country Wants From Russia Is Not Words, But Actions in Interests of Peace.

ASKS $18,669.50 FOR LOSS OF JOB   New Oxford Man Files Suit Against A. F. Rees, Inc., And Its President — Oral Contract Involved

Republican Brass ‘Decides on Issues   Will Campaign on Korean War and Administration “Bungling” This Fall.

Senate Also Speeds Work On Arms Aid   Service Machinery Ready; President’s Hand Strengthened

Taft Backs  President’s Korea Stand  Wants Acheson To Resign Post

Taft Says Truman's Action On Korea Reverses Secretary Of State's Policy; Says Dean Acheson Should Resicn Now

Sen. Taft Would Fire Sec.Acheson   Republican Leader Says He'll Back Korean Policy

Youth to Testify In Own Defense In Murder Trial   Doctor Tells How Co-Ed Could Make Wounds in Neck

Doctor Given Sharp Cross. Examination  Bednasek Takes Stand Today.

DOCTOR GAN T PUT PUNCTUR MARK ON ARN   Physician Claims Wounds or Gee-Gee’s Throat Self-Made.

Europe Defense Strategy Voted   Details Kept Top Secret; Mutual Aid Forms Basis Atlantic Pact Plan -:

House Committee V otes Slash In Tax On Profits On Stocks. Bonds. Commodities. Realty

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES 10 GUT TAX ON STOCK PROFITS   Slash Would Apply to Gains on Bonds, Commodities, Real Estate and Other Property.   REDUCTION FROM 25 TO 16 PCT. PROPOSED   Sponsors Believe It Would Stimulate Transactions and Yield Government Addi tional Revenue.

py F BLAMED FOR ALABAMA-TO-TEXAS ‘FIRE BALL’ RUMOR  —'Mystery’ Flashes Seen In Skies

THOUSANDS FLEE FROM MISSOURI HOMES BEFORE MISSISSIPPI REACHES ’EM

8-9,000 Flee Path Of Flood © Army May Deliberately Start  Engineers May Blast Gap To Combat Mississippi's Worst Surge In 13 Years

5, 000 F leeing Flood Waters   Mississippi Rampage Worsl Tn Last 13 Vears

Ihousands F lee Homes In Missouri  Army Engineers Consider Blasting Of Strategic Leve

5,000 FLEEING AS- MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODS   May Dynamite Levee To Cut Worst Threat -- In 13-Year Period

xk &* & k& kw & k&e Ke KK Uke kK hr hu MISSISSIPP! ON WORST RAMPAGE IN 13 YEARS  Thousands Flee Floods

8,000 Flee From Floods In Missouri   In Colorado Forest Fire Kills Man; Many Others Injured.

spilt ctl a 2c PRM y IU ce A A 2 Ei HOD te HE A  : ‘Another General Election Inevitable’

BOAT UPSETS; TWO OTHERS SWIM ASHORE   Sectidale High Senioi Loses Life in a Private Lake

AMERICAN JET SHOOT UP REDS   TROOPS AND SUPPLIES UN. DER FIRE FROM AIR ON SOUTHERN FRONT.

American Jet:  Shoot Up Troop Targets   Big Bombers Strike Railroad, Highway Bridges

Life Raft Sighted In Water   Migratory Workers En _ route From Puerto Rico To North Carolina 

Plane With 65 Down in Ocean:  Raft Is Sighted   Craft With Migratory Workers Loses One of Engines Off Florida

lane With 65  elieved Lost  Unscheduled Flight in Distress Over Atlantic Radios for Help

Big Plane, 65 Aboard,  Is Down  In Atlantic Liferaft Sighted In Vicinity, Unable To Tell  We A... ... ¥a

Drive Right, . Live Right, Live Longer, Campaign Opens Today   Safety Campaign Leaders Hoping For Results

Spud Surplus Plight Talked   Truman, Aides Dis. cuss Problem; Noth. ing Decided

Acheson to Report Next Week.on Cold War Strategy Talks   Congress and Nation Will Learn of His Findines tn Eurone.

TO MAKE REPORT   aw €'44 24846 @t4é6 Wat &  Acheson to Tell Congress About Talks With European Leaders

Public Report By Acheson on  Cold War Aim   Secretary Returning from Meeting with Atlantic Pact Nation Ministers

MARITIME COMMISSION WILL BE ELIMINATED   Duties Of Agency Will Be Transferred to Commerce - Dentrimenst

Brewster Loses Senate Fight On Maritime Reorganization  Truman Change OK’d; Commission To Dje Unless House Acts By Tuesday

Senators Uphold One Truman Plan  Sustains Abolition Of Maritime Board

GE Profits Hit Peak Despite Dip in Sales   Earnings Rise 1.5 P.C. Above Record °48 Sum— 4th Ouarter Gains Noted

APPROVAL ONK.U. BUDGET REQUESTS   Regents O. K. Increase for Total of $9,073,146 for 195]   ISOME SALARY RAISES

APPROVAL ON K. U. ~ BUDGET REQUESTS   Regents O. K. Increase for  tal i $9,073,146

sSTTCH Proposed     Toak Steer Pact  British Reject Sehuman’s ‘Super Government’

BRITISH REJECT PLAN OF FRANCE ON COAL, STEEL   Labor Party In Booklet Expresses Fears Of   Monopolies   SHOWS OPPOSITION TO ANY SUCH UNION

BRITAIN REJECTS FRENCH PLAN FOR COAL-STEEL POOL   Labor Regime Voices Opposition to Creation of “SuperGrovernment” to Manage European Production.   SIX OTHER NATIONS TO CONSIDER PROPOSAI   Scheme Advocated by Schu. man in Effort to increase and Cheapen Output and  Expand Market.

LABOR PARTY AGAINST UNION AND POOLING   Fears Private Industrialists Might ‘“Pervert’’

PAPER SCOUTS ANY EUROPEAN UNION SCHEME   Industrialists’ Use Of Pool Plan for Private Ends Said Feared

Laborites Give Schuman Plan  Cold Shoulder   Report Says Coal-Steel Pool Would Pave Way  For ‘Monanalies’

Fear Private Industrialists Would Pervert Plan Of French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman For Monopolistic Ends

PLANS FOR EUROPEAN UNION ALSO OPPOSED BY GROUP  British Labor Party Rejects Super- Government To Manaae Pool Of Europe's Coal, St eel Supplies

British Gov't Against Pool Of Steel, Coal   Super Plon to Manage  European Industry  Cold-Shouldered

ANY EUROPEAN UNION SCHEME   Industrialists’ Use Of Pool Plan for Private  Ends Said Feared

Socialism Key To European  Unity: Britain   Laborites Turn Down French Proposal for Coal, Steel Pool as Super Government’

British Labor Part y Re jects ‘Su per-Govern ment’ To Run European Steel-Coal Pool

Schuman Plan Hit by British   Labor Party Rejects *Super-Government’

Loot Markets Thrive Within » Ruins Of Seoul  Abandoned Goods Set Up Business

Ex-Osteopath Faces Parole Violation   C. L. Miler Jailed For Allegedly Writing Threatenine Letters

MILLER WILL ED EXAM   Former Osteopath Will Be Exainined, ‘By Kalamazoo Physicians .

DONALDSON STANDS BY HIS POSTAL CUTS   Voices Belief Fewer Mail Deliveries Have Caused Public No Great Inceanvenience.

DONALDSON STICKING WITH SERVICE CUTS   Postmaster General Says Cutbacks No Great Incenvenience Te Fublic

U rban Population Moves To Country   Complete Census Figures Show Big Cities Are ‘Smaller-Than-Expected’

Big City Areas Lose Population To Suburbs  Trend Of Movement Is From Large To Small Sections

PEOPLE MOVING FROM Blt CITIES   STRONG MOVEMENT TO SUB T RRS SHOWN BY FARLY RFETURNS FROM CENSUS.

Census Shows Strong Move Into Suburbs   Early Returns Indicate 1950 Population Moving From Big City Centers To Suburbs Latest Report

‘Mercy’ Jury Selection Is Continued   Six of First Nine Chosen Reportedly Are Catholics

Court Battle for Gold Shaping Up   Three New, Yorkers British Government Tangh Over $112,000 in Gold Bar:

Vandenberg Idec Finding Support  Both Parties Favor Special Commission

'Truman Aids Hail Plan On Post-ECA   Vandenberg Advice On Europe Aid Study Gains Favor

Senator Proposes ‘Unpartisan Commission’ For Strategy Planning When ECA Ends; Evidence Shows Group May Be Set Up

Vandenberg Plan on Aid Problem Warmly Greeted   Officials Welcome Idea of Post-ECA Planning Committee

Leaders Laud Vandenberg’s  Cold War Idea   Commission Proposed To Study What to Do After ECA Ends in °5%

Cold War Idea Of Vandenberg Given Welcome  Administration Sees Bright Harmony Hope

Democrats Rally Behind Vandenberg Proposal Of  Group To Study Cold War   Responsible Administration Leaders Reported Highly Pleased With Plan Advanced By Michigan Republican

Solon’s Bid on Bloc To Study Recovery Issues Welcomed   Sen. Vandenberg’s Proposal for ‘Unpartisan’ Probe of U. S. Role After Aid Plan Ends Wins Private Backing in Administration

Vandenberg s Cold War Plan Meets Approva  Special Commission Seen As New Hope

Truman Aides Back Proposal By Vandenberg      New Hope for Nonpartisan Policy Seen im Scherne For Post-ECA Study

VANDENBERG’S PROPOSAL GIVEN FULL SUPPORT   Suggest Commission Te Decide Course After ECA Ends   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS APPROVE

Smith Sees Fewer Gangs   State Freer From Hoodlumism Now, Says Governor

‘Guardsmen Called Into Service Are Entitled To Get Back Their Jobs

China Reds Seek Support To Intervene  Mass Meetings Anneal: Tso Peasant

Nomination Of Cohen  ls Confirmed   To Be Member Of U.N. Delegation

Party Lever To Be Used In Sullivan  Miss Baumgardner Pe a  ‘—eT+T   Miss Baumgardner Will Be Listed ” As Independent

Sullivan Board Decides Issue   Miss Baumgardner Te Run As Independent

U.S. Scientists  Oppose Use Oi  Hydrogen Bomb Say It Will Cause Extermination Of Whale Panulatians

Defense Says Romance, ‘Not Espionage Cause of iGubitchev Being Jittery

Allied Planes Roar Aloft To Challenge Foe’s Bid for Sky Supremacy

Where Has Our New Role Led?  Flames of War Still Rage 9 Years After Jap Attack

 —HAS IT BEEN PROGRESS?  World Has Come Long Way Since Dec. 7,’4]

U.S. Looks Back on 9 Years of War,  Squandered Peace Since Pearl Harbor

Ninth Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Finds World Girding for New War

Where Has Path Led?  Nine Years Ago Today Since Japanese Bombed Pearl Harbo

JAP ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR 9 YEARS AGO TODAY   World Still Fighting, Preparing for Wars on Anniversary,.

Pearl Harbor Anniversary Finds World Still Vainly Struaqling to Find Peace

‘9th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor ‘Discovers War Or Rumors Of War ° Still Menacing Large Part Of World

World Has Seen Many Changes Since Pearl Harbor: Hall Says Nation In Darkest Days

9 Years After Pearl Harbor   And World Is Still At War With Only Battlefields Changed

Remember Pearl Harbor!  a ee % tees Nine Years Ago Today Sneak Attack By Japanese Planes Catapulted U. S. Into World War II

Fear! Marbor Io Korea... . ee ER mee  Nine-Year Search For Peace Is Futile

After Nine Years, What? Next ‘Pearl Harbors’ May Be American Cities

DARK DAY OF FATE   Korea-World Has Come Thus Far Since Pearl Harbor Attack

 Nine Years Ago Today--Pearl Harbor! \How Far Have We Come in Those Years?

TWO BRBRAVE GIRLS Handless Children To Talk  Things Over In Tennessee

Ex-Skipper Of ‘Big Mo’ Pleads Guilty   In Grounding Of Battleship; Verdict To Be Given Soon

Hanley Denies Any New York ‘Payoff’  Denounces Publicity On Letter as Smear’

DEWEY DENIES CHARGE; GRAND JURY PROBE URGED  Political Storm Boils Over Charges Of Payoff In New York: GOP Official Scores Move As Smear

Hanley Denies Pay-Off to Quit New York Race   Grand Jury Probe of Matter Is Demanded; Dewey Denies Action

Both Haniey and Dewey Deny Pay- Off Promised  in n Race   Letter Puts New York GOP in Turmoil As Demands Made for Grand Jury Probe

‘A NEW LOW IN POLITICS’ Hanley Shouts ‘Smear’ Tactic Against Charge of ‘Pay-Off

HANLEY DENIES. DEAL WITH DEWEY TO STEP ASIDE   ‘Declares Opponents: Charge That a Pay-Off Was Indicated Is “a New Low in Political Smears.”   [DEMANDS FOR GRAND  JURY INQUIRY MADE   Publisher Frank Gannett Says { Senate Candidate’s Letter   Reveals Political  H Corruption..

Political Storm Bol Over Charges Of Payoff In New York: GOP Official Scores Move As ‘Smear’

Hanley Denies ‘Pay Off’ Deal With Dewey; Calls  Charge ‘Low In Smears’

Payoff Denied ‘By Joe Hanley  New Low In ‘Politic a!   New Low In Political Smears Charged By New: York Candidate...

Payoff Charge  Labeled as ‘Low Smear’ N. Y. Official Denies  Allegation After Letter Stirs Furor

Schricker to Help  Democratic Ticket  Not ‘Too Busy,’ He Assures Campbell

‘No Politics In Road Program’—  Gas Prices Don't Always Go Up With Tax, Savs Speaker

Says Gas Price Might Not Go Up Full Two Cents   Governor's Executive Secretary Is Rotary Clnh Snecker.

Scientists Report Finding Blood Test [Clue to Cancer, Plus Possible Cause

One Of Causes Of Cancer Believed Discovered By West Coast Scientist

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GIVES WARNING TO AMERICAN CITIES TO BE READY IN EVENT OF SURPRISE   Booklet Is Issued Advising All Communities on Present Day Problems of Civilian Defense

Snow, intense Cold Spreading Across Nation  Storm Paralyxing   Storm Paralyxing Wide Area; Travel  Pravee Hazvardoutr

Bring Cold Waves, Wind, And Snow   North Dakota Is Covered With Snow

Twin Blizzards Hit Northwest. Central States   60 Mph. Winds And Snow Virtually Blanket North Dakota

PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND NORTH CENTRAL STATES LASHED BY TWIN BLIZZARDS

Twin Blizzards Lash Pacific Northwest, North Central Area   Busses Halted, Schools Close Due To Storm

Storms Bring Intense Cold From Canada   Tourists Stranded, Roads and Schools Closed by Snow

Chinese Reds Hit At Acheson  Claim Russia Isn‘t Taking Over North

Chinese Deny Reds Taking Large Areas   But Communists Try For Footholds in Both Asia and Tibet

Chinese Reds Deny Russia Is Moving In   Deal to Give Soviets Slice Of North China Angrily Refuted by Peiniug

China Reds. Deny Report   Nationalist Charges Russians Moving In

Summer Music Program Set   Band Students Launch Extensive Show Plans

Chennault Says Korean War Must Be Isolated   By Major General CLAIRE LEE CHENNAULT

December Draft Call Issued  Study Future Policy Of Guard Divisions

Army Calling 40,000 More For Decembe1   Policy On Nationa! Guard Units Is Still “Not Set by Pentagor

New Draft Call For 40,000 Men During December  National Guard Issa _ Still Is Not Decided  ‘ie ween ga ea

‘Doubled in Size But Not in Strength ua National Guard Policy Weighed As Army Calls Additional Men

Army Expansion Gets New Boost   Call Goes Out for 40,000 Drafiees; Studies Policy fox Guard

Army Expansion Plans Given Boost With Call O; 40,000 More Draftees

MILITARY ORDERS DRAFT OF 40,000 IN DECEMBER   ARMY WILL TOTAL OVER 970,000 MEN WITHIN FEW MONTHS

Military Calls 40,000 More   DraStees To Facer. Deeember Induetion

Pentagon Ponders National Guard Use In Future, Issues 40,000 Draft Call

Army Expansion Hiked By Call For 40,000 Men December Draft Set; Leaders Eye Policy  Sa Coad Tenana

40, 000 Draftees Called for Decembei   Army Seeks Decision on National Guard

Arniy To Induet 40.600 More Men By’ End Of Year   New Draft Calls Hrings Towl te 210.000 Men Singe Program Began  t

Army Strength Moves Toward Million Mark  Policy Not Decidec   Policy Not Decided On National Guard

40,000 Drattees Called by Army   Military Also Trying To Decide on Policy Of Using Guard Units

Army Will Call 40.000 Draftees  December's Quota To Boost Forces

Army Expansion Given New Boost  000 More Draftees Celled For December Induction.

Policy Sought On Future Use Of Guardsmen  Expansion Program Boo sted; Total Is Near One Millia

Army Expansion Program Gets Another Boost With Call For 40,000 More Drattees  December Order to Bring Total To 210.000 Men Since Korea

ARMY EXPANSION PROGRAM MOVES AT FULL SPEED   Military Leaders Also Try To Decide Future Policy For National Guard—Push For Objective.

Draft Calls To 40,000   Brings Total Number Taken Into Army Since ’ Plan Started to 210,000

Army Issues 40,000-Man Draftee Call   Army Calls For 40,000 To Be Inducted’ In Month Of December; State’: Quota 1,000

ARMY T0 DRAFT 40,000 MEN IN DECEMBER CALI   Must Soon Decide What To Do  With National Guard   Divisions.

Military Boosts Army Expansion by Calling for 40,000 More Draftees’

ARNIY EXPANDS Ao OFFICERS STUDY GUARL      Total Taken 210,000 Since Defense Program Launched.

Military Studies Role of Guard Int Expansion  New Draft Call  Boosts Force wr pi  -— §gegge

Army Issues.  Another Cal   40,000 More Draftees Sum. .‘moned—National Guard ‘Policy Undecided.

40,000 Draftee: Called by Army  pany Also Trying  To Decide on Policy

Army To Draft 10.000 More  In December   Total Calls Since Program Started Will Then Reach 210.000

Draft Call Gives Boost To Army Plan   Military Asks 40,000 Draftees During December; Future Policy on National Guard Is Pondered.

South Korean Naval Officer Says Amphibious Operation Fniiures-Town Near Seoul:

Offensive Exploded After Landing at Inchon Cuts Off Enemy's Escane

MacArthur’s Forces Capture Town Only 10 Miles West Of Seoul; Reds Are Attacked On 70 Mile Front Beyond Taegu

ClO Hollander’s Attack Torpedoes Democratic Ranks   Judge Albert Conway Makes Announcement  He Is Not a Candidate

New Pressure On President For Red Talk   New ‘Offensive’ By Russia Feared In Some Quarters

U. S. Under Pressure for Peace Talks with Russia; Fear Soviet Propaganda

Truman Under Pressure to Hold Talks With Reds  nl S PRPPEL ae e 8

Put Pressure on Truman to Hold Russ Peace Talks   Some Congressional Quarters Concerned With New Soviet Propaganda Offensive

PAEGaUAL PUT ON TRUMAN TO EEK PARLEY   Congress Sentiment Swings Toward Peace Talks with Russia.

Senate Leader Lucas Won’t Support Rrannan Plan or Medical Insurance

2 Fair Deal Plans Fret Sen. Lucas   Brannan and Medical Schemes Embarass Many Democrats  oe . : 7 eawe

Korea-Bound C-54 Crashes; Fear 23 Dead   28 Others Rescued As Transport Plunges Into Sea Off Japan

Troop Plane Carrying 51 Falls in Sea Off Japan   28 Are Rescued By Fishing Boats, 22 Are Missing;  One Body Found

22 Missing In Crash Of C-54   Rescue 28 From Seas Off Japan; Recover One Body

23 Feared Dead In Crash of C-54  Transport Plunges Into Sea on Takeoff COnaimgae, HVE FEM ere  ae  ~~ sir a

22 Missing As Troop Plane Crashes Into Sea Off Japan  One Body Found: 28 Are Rescued

22 Missing!nCrash Of Troop Transport Plane In Southern Japan; 28 Rescued, 1 Dead

Transport Grash Hits On Takeoff   28 Are Rescued Rest Assumed Dead

28 Persons Rescued. One Body Recovered and 22 Are Missing; Two Nurses,  ’ Two Medical Technicians Aboard.

Fear 22\Dead In Air Crash   C-54 Bound to Korea From Japan Plunges Into Sea on Takeoff

Fear 23’ Dead InC-54 Cras   Transport Plane Crashes Into Sea — 28 of S Aboard Are Rescued.

2 of 51 Passenger:          4  Plunges Into Sea One Body Recovered; Plane Grashes J Just

PEANE INTO SEA, 22 ARE-MISSING   TROOP TRANSPORT CRASHES QN TAKEOFF—28 RESCUED, ONE BODY FOUND,

Fear 23 Perish in Plane Crash  Korea-Bound C-54 Plunges Into Sec

PLANE FALLS INTO SEA; 22 ARE MISSING   Twenty-Eight Rescued, One Body Recovered After Disaster Off Japan to Korea-Bound Plane.

28 SURVIVE CRASH OF MILITARY PLANE   One Body Recovered And 2 Others Aboard Transport Missing Of Janan

Big Transport Falls Into Sea Off Jap Coast  28 Saved, 22 Missing And fime Radv Fannd

Both Parties in Missouri Facing Factional Strife   Organization Trouble Hits GOP; Senatorial Fight for Democrats

Factional Scraps Trouble Both Parties in Slate   Republicans Spat Over Leadership, Democrats Over Senate Nomination

TO PREVENT TRAGEDIES  Company Removes Ice Boxes Free After Three Children The: 

Northwest Flood Damage Mounts  Windstorms Dying Out After Killing 25

Furious Midwest Sform Abates; Floods Confinue  4,400 Persons Front

TOLL OF DEATH IN BIG STORM AT LEAST 28   Flood Damage Continues To Mount In Minnesota, North Dakota

Storm Blows Self Out, But Toll in Floods Is Mounting   Northern States and Canada Suffer Death and Deatruction.

Flood Damage Still Mounting In Thrée Areas  Worst at Bnneg 4400 Are Haomele

Sudden Squalls Bring Death to 20 in Boats   New England Area Hit by Winds; Floods Hit Minnesota

No Ambassador Ready For Spain   U.N. Action Has No Policy Affect

U.S. Not Ready To Send Spain Ambassador  Truman Makes Point Clear In Spite Of Softer Attitude

Still Cool . To Franco   Easing of Bans: Doesn’t Mean U.S. Will Send ‘Ambassador to Spain

--Farces Backing Duff ‘Invite County Leaders ‘To Saturday Mecting

Wayne Rollins, 65, Dies at Brookfield   Was With Undertaking Firm Here Four Years.

Cops Probe Mystery Of Vet's Death   Former Wife Of Watch Fortune Heir Arrested

Divorcee Held In Weird Murder  Egg-Eating Fiance Beaten in Kitchen

Formosa Issue Laid Before U. n.  Malik Expected to Pust Chinese Red Protest

Malik Expected To Toss U.N. Formosa Issue  U.S. Determined To Keep Council’s Eyes On Korea War

Expect Malik To Introduce Formosa Issue  An ti-Communists   Anti-Communists Determined To Keep Korea Main Topic

Malik Expected To Throw Formosa ‘Question Before Security Council

Red Expected To Introduce Hot Question   Formosan Issue  May Be Raised

Malik May Seek Talks On Formosa   However, Anti-Red Countries Are Out To Keep Council’s ; Eye on Korean Wa

Malik Renews Council Fight On China Issue   Russian Expected To Assail American Aid ‘Yo Chiang Government

Explosive U.N. Session Is Expected     Figure Malik Will Try to Put U.S. on Spot on Formosa Issue

U.N. To Get Formosa —  Squabble :   Reds' Demand U. § Navy Ouit Island

UN AWAITING HALIK BLAST   Expect Russian To Put Formosa Question Before Council

Anti-Communist Bloc Wili Keep Eyes On Korea   Red China Demands U. S. Troops Leave Nationalist Island

MALIK TO RAISE FORMOSA ISSUE   Anti-Red Nations Determined To Keep Eye On Korean Ball

Malik May Ask Talks  On Formosa   Allies Determined fo Discuss Korea

‘Malik May Cause New Rift In UN   , Russian Delegate ) Expected To Bring Up Korean Problem

2 Million Each Recommended for Garrett Estate Heirs Out of Total of 26,000 Claimants

Banker and Chicago Woman May Inherit Garrett Fortune in Proposed Settlement

Banker, Chicago Woman Likely to Get Remains of Vast Garrett Snuff Estate

Chiang Fliers Stop Bombing U. Ss Froperty  alict aad   Nationalist Head Assumes Command ; Acheson Warns Reds

Chinese Leaders Promise to Quit Plane Attacks   Nationalists Say They Won't Damage U. S. Property, in Note Handed Minister.

Tackett Says Solons Oppose Foreign Aid  Arkancsan Tells Of   Arkansan Tells Of Stand On Spending Uo S$ Funde

HEAT WAVE TO HOLD   Forecast Calls for no Decided Weather Change in Kansas

Frigid Weather Grips Northeast  Sub-Zero Readings Rule ‘in Some States

COLD, GALES HIT EASTERN STATES   Chill Temperatures Gri; Coal Short Area

Red Youths Submit To Border Exams  Return Peacefully To Homes In West

US. Position ‘Not Serious’, General Says   American Jets, Bombers Hammer At Advancing Forces In Korea

Reds On Heels Of Retreating GI's   Situation Of American Forces Said Not Serious

Plunging Enemy Spearheads Force Americans To Give Ground—Casualties Normal To Heavy.

American Jets, Bombers Pound  Big Enemy Force   MacArthur Says Situation Not Serious Despite Continued Withdrawals; Truman Not To Call Reserves

WaArthur Says Situation Not Serious; Air Action Heavy   No Plans to Call Guard Or Armed Reserves, Truman Declares

MacArthur Says Status Not Serious   Jets And Bombers Raid Communists; Americans Retreat

Korean Red Force of 40,000 Led by Tanks Stabs 60 Miles South of Seoul

INot Serious,  Chiets Say   Tank-Led Force of 40,000  Reds Stabs 60 Miles South Of Seoul—U. S. Warplanes Destroy 8 Tanks, 45 Trucks

Situation Not Called Serious By MacArthur  Jets, Bombers Hit Advancina Reds

N. Koreans “Came on  Like Rats’   American Troops Have ‘Bad Time’ Against Red Tanks

40,000 Communist Chase Americans,  South Koreans  MacArthur Advises US. Situation Not

American Planes Hammer Invaders  Destroy Vehicles  ae ee. Re   Communists Push South; President  Denies Call Plan

40,000 Reds Led By Tanks  Pushing South   Yanks, South Koreans Fall Back; Situation Not Serious—MacArthur

M’ARTHUR DENIES U. S. SITUATION IS DEEMED SERIOUS   AMERICAN TROOPS WERE WITHDRAWN TO NEW POSITIONS

But WArthur SaysSituation Isn’t Serious   Air Units Pound North; Truman Says No Call  Yet For Reserves

‘ls Truman Administration Competent To Either Attain Peace Or Prepare Us For War?’ GOP Leaders Asking Voters

G..0. P. Taking Political Offensive As Result of Korean Outbreak.

Tobe Ordered To Duty by June of 195]   ‘5000 Others Slated Monthly. ‘In. New Policy.

Navy fo Call Up 31,000 From Reserves  Undisclosed Number of Officers Will Also be Called

Navy To Call Up 31,000 Men  Racarva MAnaKilieatinn Planned For'Bl-.

$1,000 NAVAL RESERVISTS TO BE CALLED UF   Petty Officers and Non-rated Personnel Included In Mobilization Pla»

RELEASE OF OTHERS SET JULY 1 oe Navy Announces Plans To Call Up 31,000 Enlisted Reserves

Navy To G 31,000 First Half Of 1951   Some Reservists To Be Released, Starting In July

Navy To Call Up 31,000 Enlisted Reserves in 1951   Undisclosed Number Of Officers Also Slated for Recall

Chinese Reds Seize All U. S. Property, Freeze All U. §. Bank Deposits

U.S. Assets In China-Frozen   Foreign Minister Announces Seizure

CHINA SEIZES. U.S. PROPERTY   Communist Nation Freezes All Bank Deposits Of Americans

Chinese Seize  U.S. Property  Enemy Also Freezes American Deposits

Hit Back At U.S.   All American Property In China Seized And Bank Assets Frozen

Red Chinese Seize All U.S. Property There   Peiping Freezes Bank Deposits In Retaliatory Move

ATOMIC SUB GIVEN OKAY   112 New Ships Would B« Built Under Navy Modernization Program.

Navy Modernization Plan Approved by House Group   $335,000,000 Program Includes Building of Atomic-Powered Sub

Lueas StillEyes ‘Saturday As Date For Adjournment   But There’s Plenty Of Work Left Ahead Before Solons Can Go Home To Wage Campaigns

ECA Official To Take New Job in August   Roving Ambassador Will Help President On World Problema

GIVEN A NEW POSIT   Averell Harriman to Assist President in International Field

Harriman Is Made Assistant To President  Will Helo Carry   Will Help Carry Out International Responsibilities

Harriman New Aide To Truman   ERP Official Is To Advise President On World Affairs

NameHarriman Special Aide To President   Ambassador’s Attention To Focus on International Responsibilities of US

Yanks Urged Be 5th Column   Freed PW’'s Were Given Talks Prior To Being Released

Reds Tried to Make “Fifth Column” Out of Captured Mer Accordina to Prisoners’ Story

‘Freed U. S. Prisoners Believe China Reds Intended To Make A ‘Fifth Column’ Of Them

Chinese Attempt To Sway Captives   Freed POW’s Reveal “Fifth Column’ Plon

Freed American Prisoners of War Sa) They Think Chinese Communists Tried to Use Them as “Fifth Column”

Were Given Red Indoctrination Lectures — te ven Keg indoctrination Lectures  Freed American War Prisoners of War Believe Reds Tried to Make ‘Fifth Column’ Out of Them

Yank Prisoners Given Red Indoctrination Talks    Chinese Tried To Make Them Into ‘Fifth Column,’ Released Americans In Korea Report

Freed Yanks Believe Reds Attempted to Make Fifth Column Out of Them

Foul Play Suspected in Case of West Point Man Now Miscing Teco Months

Missing West Point Cadet Is Believed Slain   Authorities Feel Student Soldier Foul Play Victim

Highway Board Members ‘in Helena Hearing Deny Governor s C harges

Hydrogen Bomb lls Described   Is Merely Hydrogen Gas Which Explodes By Atoms, Helium Ga:

Explosion Problem Perplexes Scientists Who Are Developing Powerful Hydrogen-Helium Bomb

It's Simple, but Terrible H-Bomb Could Flatten (300 Square-Mile Area

Hydrogen Bomb Gossip Persists but Those “In the Know” Have Sealed Lips

Destructive Power of H-Bomb Described   Helium Is Produced   Development Ils Traced

What Is A Hydrogen Bomb?  Years Of Research Back ~ Of Weapon’s Development

TRUMAN MUST DECIDE . Hydrogen Bomb Rated 1,000 Times Stronger Than Newest Atom Bomb

H-BOMB PACKS WALLOP ABOVE ATOMIC REACH   Writer Explains Process by Which Gas Explodes with Terrific Force

H-Bomb Reportedly Would Flatten Everything Over 300 Square Miles

YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAB AT SHAFFER MOTORS. —Ad.

WORK ON PARK GETS UNDERWAY   Labor Battalion Clearins Away Undergrowth At Gathland

HUGE GIFT TO K. U   — Foundation Grant to Help Erect Medical  Building

HUGE GIFT TO K. U   Eastern Foundation Gran! to Help Erect Medical Building

Biggest Aerial Battle of War Ends in Vicory   Enemy Gathers  Heavy Equipment North of Seoul.

Outnumbered U.S. Pilots Are Victors In Two Dogfights   Shoot Down One Red Plane, Damage Others

Ex-Convict’s Tale Blasted By Police   Big Boston Job Still Mystery

Boston Express Bandits Still At Large As Police Comb Area For Clues   RAID 2 BUILDINGS AS GANG HIDEOUT

Confession. of Newark, N. 4. Man as Driver of Getaway. Car Said Habbiing of Drunk Who, Read About Holdup, .-.- Coy

Production Authority Already ‘Preparing for-Worst’ . . .  War Reverses Won't Cause Speed-up in Controls

Home Front Cuts Light Controls Unlikely  4 oWwreett RA.. 8 Tf...

No Rush Of Home Controls Seen   But NPA Spokseman Qualifies Opinion

Controls Not to Be Rushed, Word   Gradual Imposition Is Pledged by NPA

NPA Sees No Rush on Controls —   Copper Curb Expectec to Slow Output of — Automobiles, Radios:

Jury Finds Pair Guilty In Spy Case   Brothman. Miss Moskowit: Face Prison Terms Rac £ asseniennt

(MEN BETWEEN 17-20 WOULD GET YEAR'S TRAINING  Truman Asks UMT Law

S°S 5 met UY  By Truman   Start Of Training To Be Only When Pracident Diracts

Korean War Is Held Proof Of Necessity   Bill Would Provide 1 Year  Of Service for Men j Aced 17 to 20

Rail Embargo Begins Today   Five-Line Walkoul Threatens to Spread

The Weather.   Rails Order Embargo As Strike Threat Spreads Over Nation

HIKE IN OLD AGE PAYMENTS BY U.S GIVEN APPROVAL   House ~- Senate Committee Votes to Widen Coverage and Boost Security Pay  Roll Taxes.   PASSAGE OF MEASURE NEXT WEEK PLANNED   This Would Mean 3,000,000 Now Receiving Benefits Would Receive Larger  Checks Oct. 1.

Solons Okay Bill to Boost Old Age Pay   Ten Million More Worker: Included in Measure Before Conferees

Security Taxes to Be Boosted   Committee Agrees to Put 10 Million More Under System.

‘Conference Panel Reaches Tentative Aareement on Social Security Boost

House-Senate Panel Agrees On Social Security Changes  ioe eee   Favors Adding 10 Million More To Roll And Boosting Benefits Up To 100 P. C

Conferees Agree on Sharp Increase In Old Age Coverage and Benefits

Social Security Compromise Bill  Approved By Bloc   Tentative Okay Given Act Covering 10 Million More, Doubling Payments

Conferees Agree  On Increase In  Old Age Benefits   Compromise Bill —   Also Doubles Payroll Taxes

Up To 100% More  Bill Raising Social Security  Benefits Near Final Pascac<

More Workers Covered  House-Senate CommittecA grees To Broaden Social Security Aid

OLD-AGE INSURANCE FOR MORE WORKERS   Benefits Will Be Boosted Up To 190 Per Cent And Pasroll Taxes Doubled

Joint Committee Wraps Up Bill Doubling Social Security Tax, Benefits

Fiscal Okay Is Voted by Lawmakers   Democrats With Two Exceptions Ballot for Its Passage; Ne Tax Changes   (May Adjourn Soon      ‘Lenders Woyld End  Session Within Fwo Weeks

State Lawmakers Hope to Adjourn Within 2 Weeks   Republican Leaders Hail Approval of Governor’s Budget

FOUR-POINT BUCK DEER FALLS IN LOVE WITH. YOUNG HEIFER ON MISSOURI FARM

Agaression Is Charged To U.S. By Soviet Russia  Newspaper Pravda   Newspaper Pravda Gives First Idea Of Soviet Attitude

6 Sleeping Children Perish in Flames  Parents Absent as Fire Brecks Out

Six Children ~ Die in Blaze   ‘Sleeping Youngsters Ha:   No Chance To Escape  i From House

 Parents Stand by Helplessly as House Burns  6 Sleeping Children Die in Fire

Six Somerset CountyChildren BurnedtoDeath   Youngsters Die As Their Home Is Consumed by Flame:

MEET AT GRAVE; NO RECOGNITION   Both Claim Berlin Army Man As Husband

Reds Ruthless Acheson Says   Refuses Peace Talk Or Weapon Control

Only Reds Would Win. He Claims   Concessions Cited By State Secretary

Says ‘Total Diplomacy y Is Needed   Secretary Brands Russia As Ruthless  Imperialist Power

Asserts Only “Dangerous Concessions” Path to Peace   Says U. 5. "In Situation Where We Could Lose Without Ever Firing a Shot"

Feel Truman Arms Request Is Not Enough   Democrats,GOP Alike Want Strength In- World Crisis

Solons Push For All-Out Mobilization   Lawmakers Fear Truman’s Defense Proesram Inadecuate

Sentiment in Congress for Mobilization   Many Doubt President's Defense Program Is Inadequate For the Emergency

Congressmen Urging All-Out Mobilization Now* In Spite Of Truman's Short-Of-War Program

Congressmen Demand All-Out Mobilization to Cope With World Crisis

Congressmen Demand Full Mobilization  Truman’s ‘Partial’  Defense Program Poalled lee dpsectn

Defense Plans ‘Inadequate, Solons Deelare   Congressmen Hit Delay in All-Out U.S.  Mohitization

Congressmen Cal ‘Truman's Defense Plan Inadequate  All-Out Mobilization Eavared ta Cana Wi!   All-Out Mobilization Favored to Cope Wit! Current World Crisis

All-Out Defense Measures Urged   War-Jittery Congressmen Propose Full Mobilizction of U.S. —-

U. S. Steel Faces CIO Tomorrow  “'Big Steel's’ Reply Will Set Pattern; Linian Wante 18

Union Says lt Has Tried to End the Strike   UMW Defense Pushes Its Claim Miners Have  Acted Individually

TRIAL OF MINE? UMN COMPLETED   IUD STLDIES QUESTION WHETHER TO IMPOSE FINE FOR CONTEMPT.

ULM. W. Offers But One Defense Witness And Insists Members Quit as Individuals

Government C ompletes Its Case, Defense Uses One Witness And Final Arguments Are Heard

Final Arguments Start in Federal  Contempt Action  Only One Officer Offers Testimony In Union’s Case

UNION OFFICIAL DECLARES LEWIS. SENT MEN BACK   DENIES CONTEMPT BECAUSE MINERS REFUSED ORDERS

J udge Begins to Study Question Of Fining Union   About 600,000 Men Now Idle With Production Steadily Falling; UMW Official Testifies Strike Surprised Him.

Progressive Mine Union, Lewis Rival, Ends Strike; Coal Talks Start Acain

Fine Can Be Any Amount He Feels Offense Warrants   Opinion May Be Handed Bown Today Or at His . Convenience

Charges Could Be  Dismissed   Action Would Follow: If Judge Decides’ Unior Is Not Responsible  If Miners Won* Work

CONCLUDES: UP T0 JUDGE   Miners Use Only One Witness; Judge Keech Sets No Verdict Time

Miners Trial for Contempt Is in Last Stages   Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Case ‘ Acainst the UMW.

UMW BID FOR A DISMISSAL IS REJECTED   Testimony Completed As Court Ruling  Draws Near

Judge Keeck Will Render Verdict  Number Of Idle Neared 600.000  Across Nation

UNION'S TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT NEAR FINISH   UMW Says It’s. Not To Blame For Walkouts

TRIAL OF MINE WORKER UNION 1S COMPLETED   \Judge Weighs Case A  Blasts Wreck Mines, ; Idle Nears 690,000

Huge Fine Possible ~In Strike      Talks ‘Looking  To Settl ment, Broken Off Un

Contract Parleys —   Federal Judge Begins Studying Question Whether To Slap Huge Fine On Mine Union Eor Nation-Wide Coal Work Stoppage

Miner Trial Testimony Completed   No Progress Made in Negotiations on Coal Contract

Soft Coal Contract Talks Get Nowhere; Number Idle Over U. S. Near 600, 000

Contempt Trial Reaches Final Stace in Court   Owens Says UMW Hed “Made.-Every Effort to - Get Miners Into Pits:

UNION SAYS IT HAS DONE BEST TO END STRIKE   Contempt Trial For UMW Going To Final Stave

Contempt Trial Testimony Ends, Union Calling Only One Witnes: In Its Defense

Mine Contemp! rial Completed And Up To Judge   Talks Get Nowhere; Lewis Not Yet Back From Funeral Trip

14,500 Expected To Hear Truman Speech Sunday   President to Be at Badaer U. Fieldhouse

Montana Rail Crew Borrows Engine fo Take Stricken Child Through Snow to Hospital

Railroaders Borrow Train, Rush Girl to Hospital Through, Blizzard

Solon’s Story On Housing Is Assailect   McCarthy Labeled ‘Unethical’ For Sale To Lustron

SAYS M'CARTH) WAS UNETHICAL   Receiver Of Lustron Holds Government Owned  Information

Russia Clamps New Stranglehold On Berlin Truck Traffic   Young Reds Boast City To Be Stormed

Reds Threaten To Storm Berlin In Face of Tanks   New Stranglehold Is Clamped on Truck Traffic to City by Russ Army Today.

Situation In Berlin Gets Steadily Worse  Red Youth Boast Of Plan to Storm West Berlin May 28

Reds Defiant. Slap On New Berlin Block   Allies Meet To Plan Counter Measures Against East Threat

Reds Tighten Berlin Slowdown; ‘CommiesBoast ofMay 28Plans; Allied Planes in ‘Exhibition? -

UNIFICATION FOE   UNIFICATION FOE Sherman Orders Crommelin To Cease Defense Blasts

Retailers Gross $15,000,000 In 1948, Census Bureau ‘Reports: $5,000,000 in 1939

Business Census Shows Increases In Union County  Preliminary Data Shows 192 Percent Higher Retail Sales

Two Allied  Divisions © 7  Flee Trap Driving Chinese Forces Menace Narthern Canital

Brazil Plane Crashes, 49 Die  One American Among Passenaers on Shin

BRAZILIAN PLANE CRASHES, CATCHES FIRE; 49 KILLED   Accident Occurs Outside Porto Alegre After Constellation Encounters Bad Weather.   WORST AIR DISASTER IN COUNTRY’S HISTORY   Craft Circles Hour and Hall Before It Goes Down— May Have Hit High Tension Wire.

PLANE'S CRASH FATAL FOR 49   Brazilian Constellation Plunges. To Earth Near Porte Alegre; ; “American  8 hoard %

QNE AMERICAN AMONG DEAD IN BURNED CRAFT   Commercial  Aijrliner Crash Is Worst In Nation’s History

Plane Crash In Brazil Fatal to 49  Ye: (ok PDeweemc   Big Craft Burns Following Plunge Near Porto Alecre

Plane Down In Jungle ©   Six Americans Await Rescue After Accident Near Somaliland Borde:

Jungle Crash Victims Saved  "Rescuers Bri ring Out Six. One A Woman

Six Americans Are Found Alive, Signals Reveal   Escape Death When Their Plane Crashes In African Jungle

 Six Americans Saved From Jungle Armored Cars Reach Lion- Infested Area

WEAK .K RADIO ) SIGNALS ARE HEARD  Six Americans Escape Death As Plane Crashes In Jungle

Soviets Reject Appeal to Help Stop Fighting   Moseow Reply Puts Blame For Asiatic Crisis On TS... Kore

Formal truce In Korea Aim Of New Move  Asiatic And Middle East Nations Are Inaugurating Move

REDS STOP AT PARALLEL? 13 Eastern Nations Seek Special Resolution In UN

Mrs. Becker Asks Court For Liberty   Virginia Lodges Detainer Against Woman Who Was Giver Commutation

“Flying Saucer’ Seen Over Arkansas By Pilots Of C. And S. Airlines Plane

6 TO GRADUATE   1950 Commencement Activities at University High Will Be the Last

May Have To Use Western Germans   Senator George Would Use Them For Building Adequate Defense Of Western Europe -

Democrat Favots Using Germans: To Defend West  Ohioan Wants U. s ‘to       Ohioan Wants U.Si:fo Rely on Own Strength

Germans Needed for West Defense   Sen. George Differs with Taft Who Would Not Arm Europe

West German Army. Needed, Says George  Senate Democrat Converted On Arms Aid Bill—Taft  Calle Tt ‘Aceression’

Use of German Man Power To Be Disputed   Senator Taft Opposes Arming Europe; George Favors Plan

George, Taft Disagree on  Arms Plans      Georgian Would Utilize German Manpower to Defend Europeans of Aggression   Taft Scores Pact

George Cites Manpower Of Reich Needed   Taft Raps Program Of Rearming, Urges ‘Telling Off’? Reds

Taft And George Broach Opposite Points Of View   Georgia Senator Will Support Military Aid Plan

George Declares Defense To Reds Needs Manpower; Taft Hits Europe Arming

George And Taf At Odds Over Arming Europe   Solon Says Western Germany’s Manpower Must Be Used For Defense; OQhioan Hits Program

George Wants West Reich To Build Defense   Senator Proposes Manpower Be Used  Against Aggression

George Says West German Power Must Be Defenses   Senator To Support Military Aid Plan, Which Taft Opposes

Sen. George Says Defense Needs German Might   Taft Thinks Atlantic Pact Makes War More Likely

Georgia Solon Backs Truman Arms Aid Plan  Teadt Hits Weapons   Taft Hits Weapons Program; Says U. S. Chauld Stand Alone

George To Back Military Plan   Georgia Solon Says M.A.P Necessary For Defense

Senator Backs Arms Aid Plan Against Reds   Taft Disagrees, Says Strong America Only  Beterrent To Russia

Germany Needed To Halt Red Tide Senator Claims   George Is Opposed By Taft Who Says Move Is Aggressive

Sen. George Says West Must Use German Manpowet  Taft Criticizes Rearming Europe; Muet Defend U. S.

Says Manpower In Western Germany Needec   Necessary To. Halt Aggression

Use of German Man Power ToBe Disputed  €anctor Taft Opposes   Senator Taft Opposes Arming Europe; George Favors Plan

§mall Units Put Into Lines During New Enemy Drive  Air Force Reports Hadong Recapture Rv ll S Forces

Say Yanks Re-Take City Near Pusan   MacArthur Spokesman Says Line Stabilized Around Central Sector

Fresh Unit Said To Be In Fighting   No Confirmation Of Report; Pressure Of Reds Is Continuing

HEAVY RED PRESSURE ON. ALL FRONTS   Small Numbers of U. S$; Troops Try to Stem Advance on Main Base at Pusan.   REPORT YANKS RETAKE HADONG   Beachhead at Pohang Also Threatened; AP Writer Says Allies Running Out of Space.

Hold Stubbornly To All Defense Positions   Reds Keep Heavy Pressure

Defenders Outnumbered But Clinging to Positions Aqainst Heavy Red Pressure

Hint New U. S. Force Battling Red Thrust Toward Supply Port   Yanks Face Heavy Pressure Along All Other Fronts; First Cavalry Beats Off Several Attacks Near Yongdong

CLAIM HADONG WAS RETAKE BY AMERICAN‘   Some Speculation That New U. S. Armed Units in Action.

SOME FRESH TROOPS USED APPARENTLY IN PUSAN AREA  Recapture Of Hadong By U. S. Unite Renerted. Net Confirmed

Invaders Virulent Flanking Move Along Western Coast Still Continues

Red Drive   . Limited Number of - Troops Reported Sent Into Action West of Pusan: Town Retaken

Smal] Numbers of New U ’ §. Troops Trying to Save Supply Port   Are Seen by Yank Pilots Heading South Along Fast Korean Coast

U.S. Defenses Shrink Under Red Assaults  War Chiefs Claim. New Strength For Defenders On Way

Invaders Keep Heavy Pressure On All Fronts   Defenders Holding Positions Stubbornly

Yank Foothold On Peninsula Is Shrinking   Swarming N. Koreans Held To Minor Gains By Gls, S. Koreans; Pusan Threatened

Yanks Batile Coastal Drive Toward Pusan   Air Force Reports . Fresh Troops Take Korean City

Small Numbers of Fresh American Troops May Hove Entered Fighting as Communists Continue ‘Heavy Pressure’ on Al} Fronts

"Port of Pusan Objective of North Koreans Who Are Continuing to Maintain Pressure at All Points

Recapture Of Hadong Is Reported   Reds Hurl Waves of Tanks Against Positions Near Yongdong and Continue Coast Flankine Move   FIFTH AIR FORCE HEADOAR TERS TX KOREA (AP)

Heavy Pressure ls Maintained on Entire War Front   . a Ya nr Gls Hold Stubbornly to. Defense Positions;  “New Troops txpected

Favor Speedup In Subs, Planes   House Committeemen Include Provision in Fund Measure

War Research Recommended By Committee   House Group Approves Appropriation Bill, Speedup of Weapons Development Included

Military Funds Boost Asked  House Group O.K.’s War Plane Program

Vote Funds For Faster Warplanes   House Committee OK’: Bill For Aircratt, Aati-Sub Weapons

HOUaTo FUNDS TO BUILD NEM SPEED PLANE   Anti-Sub Weapons Includec in $625,493.694 House Appropriations Bill.

Faster Planes, Anti-Sub Plans ‘Are Included  Funds Carried In Bonroonaton Bill

Greater Military Fund Proposed   Money for Planes, Sub Weapons Urged

Indo-China  Now Commie  Danger Spot   Military Balance — Shaken As China Helps Train Army

COMMIES GO UNDERGROUND  34,174 Reds In U.S. Each Claim To Have 10 Helpers

Truman Again Warns Panel  On Excise Bill   President Threatens Anev To Veto Act Resulting In Net Loss ta U.S.

Venerals heport On Manpower Due Decisions on Future  Military Calls Await Return of Top Brass

Awaits Collins, Vandenberg Return  Truman to:Decide on Mobilization Degree

TRUMAN FACES EARLY DECISION ON MORE POWER   President Will Decide Question Of Mobilization Of Resources For Military Strength.

Truman May Speak Soon On US Needs   To Hear Report Todas Om Far Facet Visit

President to Decide Extent Of War Effort   National Guard to Get Calf Soon. Hint

Psve hologiec: al Warfare Ti  Off To Allies   Surrender Leaflets Showered On Reds  By The Millions

Psychological Warfare Pays  Off For Allies   Surrender Leaflets Bring In Increasing Number Of Korean Communist:

U0. SURRENDER PLEA PAYS OFF   REDS SHOWERED WITH LEAFLETS GIVING UP IN INCREASING NUMBER,

Koreans Quit On Promise Of Good Care  Leaflets Get Results As Tide of Battle   Leaflets Get Results As Tide of Battle Turns to UN Forces

Now Tha t They Are Reel  Psychological Warfare Leaflets Pay Off in- Red Surrenders: Korean Memorizes Safe-Conduct Note:

Koreans Quit On Promise Of Good Care   Leaflets Get Results As Tide of Battle Turns to UN Forces

 Now That War's Swung Against Them  Surrender Leaflets Showered — OnN. Koreans Bringing ‘Em in

UNITED NATIONS GOES AHEAD LINING UP ARMED FORCES Vs. KOREA’S REDS

UN CONTINUES  TO LINE UP ARMED AID   India Announces Decision in Favor Of Council Action

U.N. Pushes Aside Russian Objections, [Lines Up Forces to Fight Korean Reds

U.N. IGNORES RED PROTEST, LINES UP AID   Soviet, North Korean Notes Pigeon-Holed; India Joins Allies

Ohio Bell Will Resist Decrease  Commission Order bLiald Teh Ra Iinfair

Joy Will Resume Operations After Stride Settheenent  e je   Eight Cent Hourly. Rais 3 Granted  ee: aimee

Wife’s Kidnap Hoa: Now ‘Closed Case’  Domestic Dispute Cause of Incident

KIDNAP CASE IS TERMED ‘HOAX’   Wife Of Police Officer Admits She Framed Whole Adventure

Kidnaping Of Cop’s Wife Is Bared As Hoax   Oklahoma City Officer, Wife Had Planned Separation

Rainfall Saves. Townln Nevada  Once Sinful Virginie City Hit By Flames

Providential Rain Saves Nevada City  Flames Already Had Reached Old Town

Governor Pushes Starter Button On 50 Campaign   Strikes Opening Blow For Graham In Senate Race

porddine Has $100,000-a-Year Joh Waiting r Him, Magazine Article Declares

[acArthur Has $100,000-a-Year Joh Waiting wr Him. Magazine Article Declares

Registration Deadline Due   Tomorrow Last’ Day For Town Election

Korea War Turns Into Race Against Winter; Enemy in Stubborn Stand

Outcome of Korean Conflict Not in Doubt But Hopes Blasted for Quick End to Fight

Hickenlooper to Stay Clear Of GOP Rumpus   Won't Enter lowa Fight; Berry Standing Pat on Mrs. Sayre

No Part in lowa GOP ‘Rumpus’ Says Sen. Hickenlooper   Will Not Inject  Himself Into Row Bie Ee oe

Plane Found With 22 Dead  Atelieaar Orackael   Airliner Crashed In Mountain Pass

Tanks Lead Infantry In Korean Gains   U.S. Troops Make Progress Toward Manchuria Border

Tanks Lead Campaign In Snow Storm   Seventh Division Expects To Reach  Rance Tinitiesec:

U.S. Column, Advances in Snow Storm   Troops Approach Manchurian Border; Red Resistance to Center in Northwest

U.N. Troops Slog  Closer to Border   Tank Spearheads May Get Supplies By Air in Battle Aaginst Winter

Troops Fight Blizzard; Little Red Opposition   Unit Expects to Reael Kapsan, 21 Miles  From Border

Infantry Unit Gains 4 Miles In Snowstorm   Showdown Battle Near As Americans Advance On 100,000 Communists Massed Near Power Plants

Red Resistance In Northeast Korea Fades  Snow, Cold Weather   Snow, Cold Weather: Biggest Obstacles For 7th Division

7th Division Is 2 Miles From Burning Kapsan   21 Miles from Border; Red Resistance Fades Elsewhere; Dig In

Snow Blocks Supply Route   Four-Mile Drive Carries Infantrymer to Within 2 Miles of Burning Kapsan

Red Troops Offer Little Resistance  Big Air Strikes c A  over Advance

REPORT ENEMY TAKING NEW POSITION   Americans Drive 4 Miles In Snowstorm   23 Miles South Of Border; Peiping Radio Derides Truman’s Assurances

U.S. Infantry Unopposed in  Border Drive   Skidding Temperature And Rocky Terrain Are Worst Enemy as Yanks Near Manchuria

Americans Move Forward in Storm  Continue Advance Toward Frontier

Wage War In North Korea  Snow Storm   Temperature Skids As U. S. Infantry Strikes Closer To Manchurian Border

Yanks Drivinc Hard Toward China Border   ‘Manchuria Monday’ Aim of 7th Division; 100,000 Reds Dig in

Red Resistance Fades in North   Supply hy Airdrop Looms As Deift«c Clace Roads

U. $. Troops Advance In Snow Storm   Mercury Skidding Sharply; Americans Expected to Reach Kapsan Tomorrow

Resistance By Reds Minor In Border Drive   100,000 Reds Are Reported Dug In Below Hydro Plants

U.N. Forces Slog Through New Snow In North Korea   100,000 Reds are Reported Digging Mountain Line

Weather Biggest Obstacle As Gls Move Northward   Little Resistance Reported in Path of Advancing 7th Division

Allied Troops Forging Ahead Amid Snow Storms And Scattered Firing

Tank- Led American Infantrymen Drive Through Snow, Skidding Temperatures, Toward Manchuria

Ith Division Nears Kapsan In Big Push   Lower Temperature Is Biggest Obstacle To U.-S. Dougkhavs

U.S. Soldiers Go Forward In Snow Storm   Infantrymen Opposed by Only Scattered Rifle Fire as They Advance Four Miles in Snow and Cold.

Yanks Push Forward in Snowstorm   Temperature Drops a U.S. Seventh Heads For N.E. Border.

U.S. 7th Division Pushes Toward Border Against Fading Resistance   Snow Storm, Cold Weather and Rocky Terrain Biggest Obstacles as Tank-Led Column Nears Burning. Kapsan: Reds Diq In Farther West

UN Troops Plod North Unopposed   Reds Apparently Are Concentrating Defenses in Yalu Power Site Area

U. S. Forces Near      May Be Red Policy to Ti Them Up in Hills Thru Winter

Yanks Drive Through Snow To Hit Reds  ~ North Korean Army  Strancelyw Ouiet:

Led By Tanks, US Infantrymen Push For Border   Low Temperatures, Storm Are Biggest Obstacles In Path

YANK TROOPS PUSH TOWARD CHINA BORDER   Meet Little Opposition In Drive Through  Heavy Snows

Slow Advance Continues In North Korea      U'S. Seventh Division Only ~ 21 Miles From Manchuria

U.S. Infantry Pushes Ahead Through Snow   Tank-Led Column Is Within 23 Miles of Manchurian Border In Northeast Korea

Tank-Led Yanks Advance Towarc Border in Storm  Mercury Dropping In Ruaaed Country

Reds Forming Defense Line b) Miles Long  Snow And Ice Block   Snow And Ice Block US Supply Line And Food Airlift Eyed

Advance Through a Snowstorm   Reds Reported Setting Up New Defense Line

REDS DIGGING IN   Snow-Block On U. S. Supply Line May Force Employment Of Airlift      ALLIED FORCES WITHIN 23 MILES OF MANCHURIA

May. Be: Red Policy to Ti Them Up in  Thru Winter © °   Peiping  Radio Sarcastic . About Statement of — . Policy

Mercury Dropping aercury Dropping  Red Enemies Offer Little  Resistance

Infantry Drives Toward Border in Snow Storm   Only Scattered Riflo Fire Greets Yanks Nearing Kapsan

Only Scattered Rifle Fire. From. Hills Is Encountered by Unit   Aim for Kapsan,  Blasted by Planes   Resistance ‘-Evaporates  On Other Sectors of  Slanting Battlefront  7

YANKS THRUST FOR MANCHURIA IN SNOW STORM   WITHIN TWO MILES OF BURNING KAPSAN ON NORTHEAST FRONT]

AMERICAN FORCE MAKES ADVANCE NEARMANCHURIA   Infantrvmen, Led By Tanks, March Through Snowstorm With Little Opposi tion From Enemy.

May Make S$ Stand Along, Frontier Red Resistance in Korea Evaporating

Doughboys Are Led by U.S. Tanks   Seventh Division Near Burning Kapsan, 21 Miles to South of Red Manchuria  May Figure Trap  Snowbound Supply Line   May Figure Trap

Doughboys Advance  Unopposed   Rapsan Near Capture; Snow and Cold Retard Northwestern Advance

Resistance Is Minor: Reds Flee North   Weather Chief Obstacle To Push: High Drifts Block Mountain Roads

U.S. Thrust Toward Manchuria Moves Ahead   Snow, Skidding Mercury Slows U. § Troops on Drive

TANK-LED US. FOOT TROOPS NEAR KAPSAN   Units Encounter Scattered Fire; Mercury Drops

100,000 Reds Entrenched At Frontier River   Snow and Ice May Block U. S. Supplies Except By Air

Two Missing Hunters Safe   Searching Parties Continue to Seek Two Others Lost in Maine. Woads.

Two Boys Lost In Maine Wood Return. Safely   Search - Parties Continue Exhaustive“ Attem pis ToFind Another Pair

Leathernecks Pouring by the Thousands Across Han River Within Four Miles of City

Deny Report Troops Moving From Border   U. S. Army Flatly Denies Troops Movin: From Manchuria

Deny Column Is From Manchuria   40 Tanks, Trucks Headed For Seoul

Denies Column  Headed South   Also Refute Claims Reds ‘Collapsing’

Some Taxpayers Hit Hard by New Property Evaluation, Survey of State Indicates

Socialization of Ruhr Industries Is Demanded Before Pooling Attemnted

Bell Pickefs in Action at Many Points After Lull On Week End  Company Says Supervisors Keeping Calls Moving So Far in All Areas On Delayed Basis: No Emergency Yas

Phone Strike Is Spread Through Midwest Stafes   St. Joseph Exchange Is Picketed for First Time: Calls Continue.

Union Picket Parade Goes Back fo Work   Waurika Office Is Now Being Picketed In Oklahoma; Service Still Fairly Good

The Hoosier  Day:  «Bo Beant A White   PAY FOR KOARDING TW BLOOD OF GI's   UNIVERSAL TRAINING SHOULD BF ENACTED

Two Truman Reorganization Measures Die  Cannta Kille ie   Senate Kills ICC And FCC Proposals Offered By President

Senate Downs Changes in ICC, FCC   Republicans Joined by Democrats in Killing Proposals

CHIEF SOVIET MEMBER WILL HEAD COUNCIL   Western Powers Map Fighi on Any Attempts to Obstruct War.

Western Majority Plans  To Foil Malik Obstruction  Surmises Aroused by Word Russian Will Return to Security Council

UN Plans To Thwart Red Move   Delegates To Fight Any Act To Obstruct War On Part Of Red Delegate

Diplomats View Russia's Decision To ReturntoUN   Move May Be Bid For Peace, or New Aggression Elsewhere

REDS MAY TRY TO OBSTRUCT KOREA DRIVE   Speculation Varied On Next Step By Malik

Gen. Walker, Commander In Korea, Made Fine Record In World War Il

Tough Texan Born General Promises Army Will Push ‘Koreds’ Back North

Evidence Given Contradictory to Maragon’s Story   Government Shows he Had 2 Bank Accounts -But Admitted to ]

Maragon Had Funds In Two Banks, Claim   Prosecutor Offers’ Evidence of Account In a Texas Institution

TRIAL INTO SECOND DAY   Evidence Produced Onetime Boot black Had Two Bank Accounts

Evidence Produced at Maragon’s Perjury Trial Shows He Had Two Bank Accounts in 1945, 1946

Maragon s Two Bank Accounts Cross Him Up  Evidancre Shawe   Evidence Shows He Lied In Senate Inquiry Last Year

BANK ACCOUNT IS EVIDENCE IN MARAGON TRIAL   5-Per-Center Had Texas Ac count; Claimed Only One  in Washinaton.

Maragon Account In Texas Revealed  Witnesses Testify At Perjury Trial

Atomie Weapons Seen Averting  Wal  kk Sk a. a ee a *  lagers en. DIL ge ce Wc oR om nen lUCaln orn

U. S. Leadership In A-Bomb Seen Big Advantage  Military Planners Confi dent Will Help Avert Wy ar ° Wantld a

Atomic Weapons Can Avert Wars   Military Planners Stick to Beliefs

American Lead In Production Is Key Factor   Nationa! Defense Will Never Be "$heap Or Easy’

Chiefs Feel  U.S. Weapon Advanee Can Prevent War   America Holds Lead In Atomic Projects  Over Soviet) Russia

US Atom Lead Can Prevent  A Third War   Army Chief Collins Says Tactical Atom Weapons  ‘Can Be Developed’

H-Bomb Aide Disappears  In Finland   British Scientist May Have Gone Into Russia

NATIONAL SOIL CONSERVATION DAY   STATE OFFICIALS WILL BE PRESENT TO ADDRESS THE GROUP

Cut Non-Defense Spending on American Home Front, Senator Byrd Urges

Spending Cuts Are Demanded   Congress Hears Demands Fer Stiff Excess. Profits Tax... -

Official Claims McCarthy's Case Due for Collapse  Named ‘Top Agent Of Soviet Union in In Capital Probe

CALLS IT “FANTASTIC  McCarthy Makes No Com ment; May Have Something to Say Later

May Draft Doctors     Govt. Also Studies Calling On Dentists And Veterinarians

Army Reserve Men Not Being Forced to Duty  — Medical Officers   May Be Ordered To Enter Service

MEDICS NEEDED BY MILITARY   Only 15 Of 3,000 Medica’ Reserve Officers Have Volunteered

Present Ferry ls Bottleneck, Says Williams  Mackinac Span Gets  Ranct At Alawharryv

Expected By Nightfall  Unified Defense Plan ‘For West Almost Ready

Defense Plan For Europe Is Being Studied   Eisenhower Mentioned As Overall Commander Of Unified Setup

Defense For West Europe By Nightfall   Consultations Smooth Way For North Atlantic “Militarv Chiefs To Arrange Overall Plan.

Atlantic Pact Plan About Set   Details Of Unified Defense Plan May Be Completed Tonight

TWUA Ends Months-Long Enka Strike   Will Push Charges Of Unfair Practices

Further RetreatSeen Under Major Drive   Communists Hold All Of Southwest Tip, Within 88 Miles Of Last U.S. Port Area

Fierce Korean Drive Forces U.S. General Retreat From Yungdong   Seven Red Divisions Pour Into Face Of Heavy American Fire, Lose Over 1,000 Men

Capture Of Port City Would Drive US Army From Korea Mainland   Bulletins

Spearhead Threatens Vital US. Suppiv Line   General Douglas MacArthur Warns “Further Withdrawals May Be Necessary” on Central And West Korean Fronts.

First Cavalry Loses” Yongdong, Retreats Three To Five Miles   More Withdrowals May Be Necessary

First Cavalry Pulling Back To Avoid Trap   North Korean Force Roaming at Will in Southwestern Sector

Seven Commie Divisions Force Withdrawals on West, Central Fronts; Thrust Within 100 Miles of Pusan

Seven Divisions Are Being Used By Communists  PD ..J. Dane At Will   Reds Roam At Will  In Southwest Area

AEDS USING 7 DIVISIONS FOR NEW ATTACKS   First Cavalry Forced Out of   Yongdong to Escape   Encirclement.

Seven Korean Divisions Hit American Lines   U.S. Forces Driven Out of Yongdong  Piedas Bad Attack

First Cavalry Division Gives Up Strategic  Yongdong on Road to Pusan as 7 Commie Divisions Continue Heaviest Drive of War   Red Troops Less Than 100 Miles from  Pusan in Southern Tip

American Forces Pushed Further Back On Road To Pusan, Vital Port of Entry For Troops.

Navy Planes Blast Reds At the Front   North Koreans Oper Heaviest Offensive

Americans Driven Out Of Strategic Yongdong; More Withdrawals Seen

Tauriello Hits Tacties Of Johnson   Congressman Says High Command In State Of Confusion

Propose Increase In Price Of Milk   Tentative Order Calls For 20'/.-Cent Price Per Quart in Area

Mother Hears Son Is ‘Basket Case’  eo: : a ae ¥ ¥ * OH Rove tes Fan Hoccouing Trek ot Breakin o Noweot Travedy

Soldier Returns With No Limbs  Mother Prostrated On Learning News

Grim Story Of Tragedy Is Unfolded   Youth Loses Both Arms And Both Legs In Korean Fighting

Widowed Mother Collapses: Learns Soldier-Son Loses Arms And Legs

x wr  Miss Coplon And Gubitchey Will Appear In Federal Court To Receive Seniences

Order Chrysler Strikers To Avoid Mass Picketing At Marysville Plant

Severe Snow Slides Still Block Highway No. 2; Equipment ‘May Be Buried Until Spring   Weatherman Issues Special Cold Wave Warning for Helena; 5 Below Zero Seen for Tuesday   Major Midwest Flood Threat Still Cenfers Along Lower Mississippi River Today

Severe Snow Slides Still Block Highway No. 2; Equipment May Be Buried Until Spring

$10 Billion Aid Plan Is Drafted   HEADS OLD SOCIETY Leader of 300,000 Guerrillas Pledges Support to Chiang

WILL HONOR A. P. NEWSMEN  Polk Award Will Go te Former Correspondent in China

Indefinite Radio Activity From Hydrogen Bomb Worse Than Blast. Says Scientist

Harrison Resident Apparently Invites Death At Hands Of Police In Gun Battle

Fathia, Husband Will Wed Again  This Time Will Bo   This Time Will Bo Reol Marriage, Not *Kissloss’. Platonic Varicty

AN EXPERT ON ASIA   News Correspondent to Speak at K.U. Friday Morning

South Koreans Pushed Back in Center of Frozen Front Across Waist  of Peninsula.   ENEMY ALSO ATTACKS IN THE NORTHEAST   B-29 Raid on Hoeryong Leaves Foe’s Supply Base South of Manchurian Border in Fiames.

Professor Slays College Head, Education Dean  Alleged Killer Turns Death Gun a ‘  wm Celi in bland

Professor of Psychology Kills Two, Sell  T afs Alate,. Goactne   Left Note Saying Wrong Person Had Been Dismissed

COLLEGE PREXY FATALLY SHOT BY PROFESSOR   Nebraskan, Fired from Faculty, Also Kills Another Instructor, Then Self

College President And Instructor Slain by Colleague   Slayer Takes Own Life After Killing Two in Nebraska

College Head, Two Teachers Shot to Death   Peru (Neb.) Professor Slays Two Associates Then Ends Own Life

College Head, Teacher Shot By lrate Prof   Psychology Teacher Then Turns Gun on Himself In a Triple Slaying

Professor at College in Nebraska Kills School’s President,   Another Instructor and Himself

Professor Kills College Head  Slays Another Prof At Peru. Kills Self

COLLEGE PROF KILLS 2, SELF   Nebraska Teachers College President, 2 In‘structors Found Dead.

Professor Kills Others, Self  College President, Instructor Victims.

Professor Kills College President And an Instructor   Apparently Irked by His Dismissal, He Then Takes Own Life ai Peru. Nebr.

Peru Teachers College Tragic Shooting Scene   Psychology Prof Kills Two Others, Commits Suicide

Mercy Slaying Autopsy Secret  Findings Await Trial Of Dr. Sander

Body Disinterred, Autopsy Held:in New Hampshire’s Noted Mercy Killing Case

PUBLIC ENEMY SHOT BY G-MEN   H. Shelton Near Death After Capture; Was Bank Bandit, Kidnaper.

Fast-Shopting G-Men Wound, Nab Gangster   Henry Shelton, 42, One Of Ten ‘'Most-Wantec Criminals,’ ls Near Death In Indiana

Two Hoosier G-Men Trap Public Enemy   Escaped Convict On ‘Most Wanted’ List Shot In Gunfight

Truman Plug For Brannan Farm Plan    President Throws Full Support to Program In Lincoln Speech, But Congress Is Not Sold

PORTIA SAYS HER OEX EVADES CITIZENSHIP   Even Fail To Register To Avoid Jury Duty   ADDRESSES JR. WOMEN

Air Force Calls Off Raids On North Korea Industry, Aims at Military Targets

SOUTH KOREANS MASSACRED IN CHONGIU   Bodies of 1,500 Found In Streets After City Is Evacuated by ‘Comnuumuste — UN Investigation RoguostedL

Long Distance Service Is Hit In Two Cities   ‘Pickets Are Out In Largest Cities

Coast Giri Is Kidnaped, Attacked   Nurse's Escort Is Knocked Out

Snow In Wyoming, Rain Over Wide Area, But Bureau Looks For Extra- Warm June

Cool Weather Over Much Of Midwest   Wyoming Has Snow; Warmer Than Normal Forecast for June

HEARING SET TUESDAY ON MANDAMUS   All Members Of State Committee Parties To Suit

COLLEGE TOWNS TO GAIN STUDENT CENSUS BOOST   Students No Longer Will Be  Counted For Their ) Home Towns.

First Week Of New Year Indicates‘E asy Money’ Days Fading In State

TAX COLLECTION DECLINE SHOWN   State Finds That Former Days Of. Easy-Money Are Fading; N. ©. Borrows For Operations.

TO RETIRE, JULY    Miss Sara Grant Laird Came to University of Kansas in 1912

cc a es  Miss Sara Grant Laird Came to University of Kan sasin (912

Senator Asks Peace Talks Be In Russia   Proposes UN Meet In Moscow To Set Up Atom Controls

U.N. PEACE TALKS IN MOSCOW URGED   Senator McMahon Says H-Bomb Has Created New World Crisis

Calls For U.N. Moscow Meet  On Atom Rule   McMahon Asks ‘Town Meeting of World? As Best Road to Peace

Senator Proposes That U.N. Hold Peace Talks In Moseow In Effort  To Establish Atomic Controls

SUGGESTS PEACE MEET IN MOSCOW   Proposal Offered by Sen. McMahon of Connecticut

Solon Suggests Moscow Talks For Atom Peace   Urges UN Meet .. In Soviet Citadel as. Test of Russian Faith

MeMahon For Atom Talks In  Soviet C apital  Would Have U.N. General Assembly Conduct Parley

Senator Proposes Talks in Moscow  McMahon Suggests UD Meeting in Russia to Discuss Atom Control

Sen. M’Mahon Says Nations Facing Crisis   Sessions of U. N. In Russia to End ‘“H? Race Solicited

UNITY IS SEEN THROUGH U.N   Chief Of ‘Group Assert : World Must Act To  Lessen Tension

246 Dead or Missing in Holy Week Disasters in Europe and South America

Four Disasters Take Toll. 0f.225. Dead Or Missing   Worst Catastrophe Is Brazilian Easter Wreck  Be TNTrTEN Peres

Accident Series Takes 246 Lives In World Areas   Disasters in Europe and South America Are Counted: 60 Drown in Portugal.

Floods Add To Traffic Disasters   Heavy Human Toll Is Paid By South America And European Easter Holidav Vacationers.

264 Dead or  pissing in Disasters in  Europe, S. A.   Holy Week Train, Ferryboat, Bus  and Flood Disasters Take Heavy Toll

275 Persons Dead Or Missing In Holy Week Disasters   60 Drown As Ferry Capsizes In Portugal

WEEK’S DEATH TOLL SOARS   246 Are Victims of Train, Ship and Flood Disasters.

Vacations Take Tragic Turn In Easter Outings.  South America And Europe Are Scenes AL Cxim Disasters: -

General Hits ‘Scandalous Propaganda’   Denies Causing Chinese Invasion  By His Actions

General Clarifies Use Of Atom Bomb : MacArthur Defends Decisions n Korea

‘ONE OF MOST SCANDALOUS PROPAGANDA EFFORTS’   ‘ONE OF MOST SCANDALOUS PROPAGANDA EFFORTS’  MacArthur Attacks Korean Distortions   Asiatic. Arab Nations Appea To Red China

YMITH MAY GALL SPECIAL SESSION   TALK IN JEFFERSON CITY IS THAT LEGISLATURE WILL CONVENE APRIL 17.

AIR FORCE PLANE EXPLODES OVER ILLINOIS FARM   WRECKAGE FALLS IN FIELD AT BUCKLEY, SOUTH OF CHICAGO

Air Force Bomber Falls Apart in Air, Then : Crashes. Exolodes and Burns: 2 Men Lost

Plane Crashes, Fear Two Dead   Body of One Officer is Found in Debris

Underground Rising Against Enemy in City One Line Takes  - Suburb, Second Near Capital Hut

Crash Through With Bayonets Under Marine Air Cover; Week Required To Make Occupation Of Seoul Secure

Marines Hit Seoul — ~ From 3 Directions   Underground Uprising In Progress Against Communists—Marines Suffer Heavy Casuclties—  ~SS North Koreans Cross Han River a

Yanks Combat Stubborn Foe In City Drive   Three Thousand of Enemy Reported in Trenches On Monicinal Bille

LN Casualties Are Reported To be Heavy   U. S. Forces Said to be Entering City From Three Directions; Reports of Manchurian Enemy Aid Are Unsubstantiated

Marines Advance With Bayonets to Cut Rail Line   Underground Uprising Reported in Progress in Capital City: North Koreans Attack Kimpo Airfield.

cily hit by Forces Fro Ihree Directions; Suburl Of Yoneduneno Conquered

Resistance By Commies Described As ‘Tough’  Mystery Column Bai] r=] a Bw y, ee   Mystery Column Fails To Appear; Its Whereabouts Is Deen Fnioma

TWIN ATTACKS DRIVE ON SEOUL   Marine Prong Reaches North Outskirts, Second Force Takes Suburb

Norfhierners Fail To Retake Kimpo Airfield  Hilt In Seoul's  antear Aaytntt   Hill In Secul’s Center Advantage To Red Defenders

Underground Fights Inside Capital City   Two-Pronged Drive In Progress; Mystery Column Vanishes

Three Marine Columns Strike At Outskirts   3.000 North Koreans Entrenched in Center Of Beleaguered City

DIES AFTER 19 YEARS IN LUNG   Release Comes At End O: Slow Decline Begun Last Summer

Polio Victim Loses 19-Year Fight  Death Opens Door of Iron Lung Prisor

Stricken At 13, Man Sets Medical Record Death Comes To Polio Victim After 19 Years In lron Lunq

Death Ends 19 Year in Iron Lung for Sweet   Polio Patient Kept Alive Longest Period in Medical History

Russia Given New Slap By UN Recess Called   Soviet Move To Condemn U. S. For Alleged Attacks Soundly Beaten; Sweden, India Angered At Malik

Malik Uses Veto To Kill Probe Of Bombing Charge  UN Delegates Prepare For Gener al A ssembly Opening Next Tuesday

War Issues to UN  General Assembly   Security Council Votes To Take Remainder of Week Off To Relax

Security Council Delegates Recess Until Monday To Face Formosa Issue

U.N. Prepares For Assembly   Russia Uses 45th Veto To Stop Red China Investigatior

Assembly Due To Air Charge Of Ageression  Chinese Reds Cain . Patrol Off Formosa By U. 8; Violatie:

Storm Conses Rigckouts   Delegates Vote Exte nded Recess  UN Looks to General Assembly's Opening

Trio Takes Over $2.500 In Robbery  Bandit Sticks Gun   Bandit Sticks Gun In Business Man’s Ribs On Busv Street

TRUMAN PLANS TO MEET WITH PARTY LEADERS   President Returns Fron Vacation; Reception For Gonzales   TO NAME CHAIRMAN OF AEC VERY SOON

Roaring Fire Wrecks Paint Firm Building   Over 50 Firemen From ¢@ Towns Battle, Blaze In Gill Paint Building At Wisconsin .Ranids

POLITICS HURTS PRISON SYSTEM   North Carolina Director Says That Has Dominated Department For Many Years.

Local Doctors to Assist Bloodmobile When It Comes to Marysvile, Friday

Attlee Warns Nation Faces New Austerity   Quarter-million Men Will Be Shifted to Arme Production

Attlee Tells Arms Program   New Austerity Fo. Britain Is Asked Be. fore Parliament

British Will Bolster Force in Germany   Is First Step in Move to Build Up Defense Against Red Threat

Allied Lines Hold Firm; Enemy Girds for All-Out Push Toward Supply Port

Yanks Await All-Out Enemy Push on Pusan  Channa Cammunist   Strong Communist Drive Is Expected Within 24 Hours

Dig in for Next Red Assault   U. S. 27th Regiment Beats off Many Attacks; Alf-out Drive Awaited

Battle Enemy to Standstill on Taegu and Southern Fronts, But Reds Massing Troops Behind Lines for Heavy Push in Both Areas

Enemy Building Up For New Attack on South Korean City  RilllEeETIWN

‘Enemy Push Toward Pusan is Awaited   Port of Pohang ts Reclaimed By Allied Forces

Brace Behind Barbed Wire For Enemy's All Out Push For Pusan   Twenty-Seventh Division Beats Off Repeated Attacks As North Koreans Gather Heavy Forces.

Reds Massing Men, Arms in Chineu Sector   27th Regiment Beats Off Repeatede ; Attacks in North

‘All Out Enemy Push Is Expected Within Twenty-Four Hours   Threat Relieved Around Pohang And Nearby Airstrip As Enemy Flees.

U.S. Forces. Brace  For Push on Pusan  G Us Battle Enemy lo Standstill

American 2/th Regiment Beats Back All Attacks   Major North Korean Offensive Aimed at Vital Port Of Pusan Appears Building Up.

U. 8. Patrols Stab Several The sand Yards Into Commun Territory On Southern Fre West Of Masan   REPEATED ATTACKS ON TAEGU BEATEN 0

 _ U.S, GENERAL IN KOREA SAYS: “If the Russkys Want to Come Into The Fight We Will Take Them On Too”

SILVER-PLATED ABLUTORY DUG UP Goering’s Glowing Bathtub Uncoverec

U. A. W. May Void G. M.'s Contract  Complain Parleys On New Pact Lag

BARGAINING RIFT MAY CAUSE STRIKE  Cy Viet Fink   CIO Union Issues Warning Notice Te General Motors

General Motors Facing Walkout      - CIO Auto Workers Union Threatens  To Cancel Contracts With Company

Communist Forces From The: North Reported To Be But 40 Miles From Vital Pusani

Administration Takes Beating On Civil Rights  Senate Votes ‘Against “Calling Up FEPC: Bill;  Caan Campaian: evita

See Civil Rights issue on Shelf   Truman Program May Get Top Billing  Next November

Civil Rights Progr am To  Be Vote Issue   Truman Proposals Assume November Election Importance

Truman Program Gn Civil Rights Heads For Shelf   Expected To Be Political Issue During Campaign

ANTI-FILIBUSTER EFFORT DEFEATED   Civil Rights Program Is Headed for Shelf

Lost FEPC Moves On to Fall Campaign   Punches Pulled By Administration,  Say GOP Chiefs

Civil Rights Plan Still Looms as Campaign Issue   But Program Seems Headed for Shelf Via Debate Limit Vote

Civil Rights Program Appears Slated for Shelf   Is Expected to Get Top Billing in November’s Election Campaign

Fail to Break Deadlock in Phone Dispute   Conciliators See Littl Chance of Solution; Smith Is Optimistic

Molo ov-Mao War Talk Hinted  Russ Leader Reported Eyeing Formosa Attack  tee Wana

Three Still Missing in Storm Area   Torrents Roll Out Of Darkness Sunday Without Warning

Another Episode In Gang Production Ends With ‘Villians’ Still On Loose

‘VIOLENCE AT CHRYSLER   ‘irat Trouble In Reported in 44Day Old Auto Strike

10 Communists ToRemain Free  Jackson Says Prison - Would Make ‘Martyrs’

American Rights Prompt Red Rule   Justice Explains Dongers to U. 5S.

convicied Reds To Remain free  Justice Doesn't Want To Make Martyrs

Supreme Court Justice Continues ‘Freedom Of 10 Communist Leaders

Continues Bail For Ten Reds   10 Communist Chiefs To Remain Free  . For Present By ‘Court Order 

Justice Jackson Rules Ten Reds Can Remain Free   Wants No Martyrdom as Tribunal Studies Their Conviction

11 Communist Chiefs Remain Free on Bail   Jackson Says Jailing Them Might Permit” Claim of Martyrdom

10 Communist Leaders Remain Free On Bail  Judge Extends Freedom Until Supreme   Judge Extends Freedom Until Supreme Court Reaches Decision On Appeal

Tried Reds Stay Free   Jailing Would Violate Rights Of Americans

Jackson Rules 1 Communists Must Sfay Free:   Would Be Martyrs, He Says, If Court Over Rules on Conviction

Supreme Court Continues Bail For Red Leaders  Surists Says Jailing

Just ackson Issues Rulin  Freedom Ordered for Ten Top Red Leaders

TEN U, S, REDS REMAINING FREE   Supreme Court Justice Jackson Rules They Avoid Jail  Untit Appeal is Determ: ined By Court.

Bail Continued For Ten U.S. Red Leaders   Jailing Them NowW ould Violate Rights, Higt Court Justice Rules

RulingMade 10MenMust BeLeftFree   Justice Jackson Says Jailing Communists Would Violate Rights, Permit Martyrdom   Wil Be. Watched   Department of Justice Expected to Keep Uf Surveillance

10 Communists To Remain Free For the Present   Ruling Is Given By Justice Jackson

Death Claims ‘Squire’ Mauck  Veteran Gallipolis Editor Aided Mcintyre

Truman, Attlee End Historic Conference   Agreement On West Europe Reached, But Not In Far ‘East

Partial Agreement Reached Petween President - Attlee   Europe To Get More Arms Aid Soon

Truman, Attlee Holding Final Conference   Summary Communique Promised After  End af Session

Truman, Attlee Winding Up Talks On Korean Crisis   Agreed About Europe But Less Suecessful With Far: East) Policy Plans

AGREE ON EUROPEAN DEFENSE  No Decisions On Korea As Truman And Attlee  End Their Conferences

British Oppose New Measures Against Chinese   Hold Opinion That Waste ful, Indecisive War May Result; Truman, Attlee Near End Of Talks

Review Slated Of Progress In Crisis Parley   Gen. Collins Reports After Visit To Korea, Says U.N. Forces ‘Not Faced With Further Serious Losses’

Truman, Attlee End Historic Conference  Agreement On Wes!   Agreement On West Europe Reached, But Not In Far ‘East

Attlee, Truman Agree on Europe Defense Plans   Cabinet Will Meet with 2 Leaders for Reviews Of Accomplishments

Attlee in Final Talks  at Capital  Cabinet Called   Cabinet Called for Summing Up of Korean Study

Truman, Attlee Slated To End Parley Today   Collins Reports He Believes UN Forces Will See Few Losses

Truman, Attlee To Reveal Steps Taken on Korea  General Agreement or Europe Reached, But Diveraencies Elsewher

No More Big Lesses  ‘Seen by Staff Head   Anglo-American Agreement Fails on Far East— ‘Timipted War’? Issue

‘Leaders Review ‘Problems With. YP, Army Chief  ae on at Rhee’   * Cabinet Members  ipo To wn Lo Canter

Farmer, 45, Is Beaten To Death   Resident Of Near Frazeysburg Slain: Hitchhiker Confesses

Labor Seeks  ~ Voice in War   Unionists. Visit Symingtor On Mobilization Plans

Auditing F irm'to Manag e Busin ess Operations-of Texas Hospital System

ACCOUNTANTS GIVEN CHARGE OF BIG SYSTEM   Mismanagement Is Blamed For Present  Condition Of Units

inieves Get Gems Valued At $300,000  Jewelry Is Taken  From Apartment

Wife of Wealthy Hos iery Manufacturer Returns Home to Find Empty Jewelry Boxes; FBI Joins Search.

Thieves Steal Jewels Valued  At $428,000   Daring Thugs Spurn Synthetic Stones in New York Apartment

$428, 000 in Gems Stolen From New York Apartment      FBI Agents Join Polic In Probe Of Second Big  Robbery In Two Days

Thieves Strike Ayain  $300,000 in Gems Taken From  Hosiery Manufacturer’s Home

Bank Clerk’s Friendly Note Brings  Poinsettias From Korean Soldiers

KINDNESS REPAID  ~ Bank. “Sends Magazines, G  In Korea Sends Flowers -

Boys in Korea Grateful to the Folks Back Home ....  Something Special About .Flowers in Albuquerque Bank

Men in Korea Grateful to Be Remembered— Result Is Pot of Poinsettias  For Yulein Albuquerque Bank

Phoenix Is Thanked For Not Putting ‘Boys In Korea Out Of Their Hearts’

GI's In Korea Grateful Flowers in Albuquerque Bank ‘Very Special”

For Stronger Free World. Defenses ..   Minister Arrives for Big 3 Conference in New York

Big Three Talks Start Tn New York   Momentous Parley Will Decide How  To Curb Commies

Bevin Ur ges Arms S purt  To Halt Reds   Strength To Scare Soviet Goal Of Britisher As Big 3 Meet Opens

Bevin Favors Stronger Free World Defenses   Pact Powers Will Convene On Friday

Stronger Free World Defense  Needed--Bevin   British Porciga Minister Expresses Views Gn Arrival

Mickey Cohen Home Bombed Second lime  Blast Destroys Wall; Occupants Uninjured

Explosion Rips Away Front Pari Of Gangqster's L.A. Home   Mickey Cohen, Wife Escape Without Injury

Sleet Storm Follows Dip By Mercury   Temperature Drops 30 Degrees; Snow, Gold Strike West

Congress Trims Home Spending   Highway Aid Bill Cut By Economizers

Move ls On In Congress To Save Cash      Rivers. Harbors Fund Cut: Road Bill) Slashed; More Is Urged

Economy Action Gaining Ground  Solons Push Efforts —  To Cut Snendina

ADVOCATES OF ECONOMY GAIN   $119,000,000 Carved Off Bill For Highway Buildina

Economy Drive Gains Ground In Congress  Early Vote On Boost In Taxes Seen As Road Bill Passes

Economizers Gain In Efforts to Cut Spending   Senators Trim $119 Million From Road Construction Bill

Committee Approves Bill  Entrance Of More D.P.’s To U.S. Nearer Reality

BILL OPENS WAY TO EUROPEANS   Senate Committee Approves Measure ‘fo Permit 330,000 Displaced Persons Ta Enter U. &.

ADMISSION OF 320,000 DP’S IS PROPOSED   Would Also Let 5,000 Orphans. 5,000 Adopted Children Enter.

U.S. Would Take 320,000 DP’s Under New Bill   5,000 Orphans and 5,000 Adoptions Are Also Included

McCarran Group Approves DP Amended Bill   Nevada Senator's Long Battle May Be Ended by Vote

Navy Plane, 9 Men Missing   Corpus Christi, Tex., Area, Gulf Searched For Lost PBM Craft

Navy Seaplane Missing From Station In Texas  With Nine Men Aboard

Y Missing on Navy Seaplane   Widespread Search of Gulf of Mexico Begun for Lost PBM

Senate To Test New Housing Bil  Committee To See   Truman Measure

HOUSING BILL UP FOR TEST   ‘Moderate Income’ Measure Before Senate Banking Committee

Truman’s Bid For Housing In First Big Test   ‘Moderate-Income’ Homes Plan Gets Senate Croup Study

HOUSING BILL TO GET TEST   Measure Benefitting Middle Income Group Goes To Committee

New Truman Housing Plan To be Tested   ‘Moderate Income’ Housing Request  Comes Up for First Senate Test Today

HOUSING PLAN OF TRUMAN IS FACING TEST   Senate Banking Commit tee Opens Hearing On Maybank Bill

Sparkman Approves Substitute TrumanHousing Plea  Faces First Real Test

DEFENSE PLANNERS PUSH A PROGRAM FOR PREPAREDNESS   Pennsylvania Civil Defense  Group Plan For Any Eventuality   COL. ACKER GUIDES   Committee Charged With  Determining The De fense Potential

 Better Get Your Car License in Right Month  There‘ll Be a$2 Fine Slapped ‘On Delinquents After June I

PAY IN ARMY, NAVY, AIR SAME FOR EACH GRADE   Recruit Gets $75 a Month; No Dependency Allowances for Lower Ranks.

Ohio Minister Says He  Was Beaten Near Cairo  Negro Church Thursday   Administration Pushes Bill Banning Job Discriminatior

Democratic Chiefs Open FEPC Fight   Hearings Follow Party Pep Rally To Promote Unity

Approve Simplified  Fishing Regulations Catfish Added to Panfish Class; No Closed Season Or Size Limit On Them

_ —COURIER FOR RED. SPIES— — Harry Gold Sentenced To 30 Years in Prison

Sentence Gold to 30 Years In Atom Spy Gase   Chemist Served as Rec Courier; Tells Remorse for Acts

Harry Gold Gets 30-Year Term   Atomic Spy Ring Courier Sentenced For Big ‘Mistake’

y Courier nfenced 130 Years   ‘hHadelphia Man ays His Crime Was ferrible Mistake’

SPY IS SENTENCED   JL. kD Vee  Courier for Russian Atom Agents Gets 30-Year  Prison Term

CHEMIST GETS THIRTY YEARS FOR ESPIONAGE   PRISONER COMMENTS ON THE FAIR TRIAL GIVEN IN US COURT

Russ Courier Calm As Court  Gives Sentence   Chemist Calls Crime Against U. S, Security a ‘Terrible Mistake’

Harry Gold Gets 30-Year Term On Spy Charges   Tells Court Fairness Of Trial Proves Crime A ‘Terrible Mistake’

Spy Gold Is Given 30 Yrs  Tn Prison   Tells Judge He Made ‘Terrible Mistake’  In Giving Information To Russia

SPY GOLD GETS 30-YEAR TERM   Admits ‘Terrible Mistake’’ As He Listens To Sentence.

Gold Sentenced 's Atomic Spy  ned Courier Gets 30  Years In Prison

“Geittence For Gold   Research. Chemist is Given Term For Spy Activities ‘For USSR

Harry Gold Sentenced to Thirty Years in Prison for Being Courier of Russian Spy Ring

Gold Sentenced To 30 Years for Spying ‘Mistake’   Research Chemist Draws Term as Red Spy Courier

Gold Draws  30 Years as Atomic Spy   Confessed Courier Tells Court He Committed ‘Terrible Error.’

  oO oo Se oe 2, et CHIEF LETS FIRE BURN AS BIG BULL EYES RED  TRUCK THROUGH FENCE

SURPRISE CHRISTMAS PRESENT -- Taxi Driver’s $1,000 Tip Check Is Good

Ohio Draft Machinery Ready To Go   Mest Vets Of Last War Would Not Be Called. Under Laws

White:Houtse:  Infervenes In,  Rail Dispute . Steelman - Meets:  With Rail, Union OCrhialk ~ Was nw RE

Steelman Intervenesin Rail Dispute   White House Trying to Avert Strike for 40-Hour Week

White House  Steps Into U.S.  Rail Dispute Intervention Reflects Fear Defense May

U.S. intervenes to Head Off Any Railroad Strikes   Concern Over the Possibility Indicated by White House Action.

Seek Settlement in Rail Dispute  White House Wants to Avoid a Tieup

Acheson's Plea On 110 Charter Irks GOP   Delay Urged; Ives Questions Sagacity Of Secretary’s Move

U.S. Presses For Treaty With Japan Des pite Soviet   Proposed Terms Would Allow Unlimited Rearmament For Defeated Foe, Give U. 8. Strong Hand In Pacific

Liberal Terms Being Proposed For Settlement   Open Bid To Align Nippon With U. S.

U.S. Presses For Treaty   Speedy Action On Japan Is Sought, Statement Reveals

Alumni Group Stands Back of Educators   Supporters of 25, Eminent in Fields,  Disclose Names

Seek to Wipe Out Last Enemy Wedge   South Koreans, U. S. Artillery, Planes Drive on 3,000 Reds in Angang Area

General Offensive To Develop Soon, Walker Reveals   Craund. Air Forces Attacking   Ground, Air Forces Attacking Communist Wedge In North In Heaviest Of Local U. N. Actions; Red Losses Set At 42,000 Men

HUNT FLEEING CATECRACKERS   Sears Stcre Robbers Es  care Police Net   With $2,500

eR eiangngr eg. indie _aplomemnimie YOUTHS PRIZE CALF STRICKEN AT FAIR

President Doesn't Name Those He Would Help to  Stave Off Communism   Locked Door Doesn’t Bar Elderly Man From Bride

Simple ‘DO’ Rule Set. For  Munitions   Will Contro! All  Arms Production

lron-Clad Priority Rule Hits Business  Defense Program Comes Firct In   Defense Program Comes First In United States

NPA Imposes Priority System  ‘DO’ Is Symbol Given Top-Rated Contracts

Industry Priority System Imposed   To Serve as Buster Of Bottlenecks For  Defense Program

New Priority System of ‘DO’ Given U.S. Industry To Boost Arms-Makinc

Army Contracts Gel Priority In Defense Edict   Paves Way for 30 Billion Dollar Rearmament Plan

MILITARY NEEDS GET TOP RATING   Ironclad Priorit y System  Clamped On American In. dustry--Going Into High I” Ooar * 7

DEFENSE W TO RECEIVE TOP CALL   Every Company Required To Accept Defense Orders  renee  DCP ATION   Bars Hoarding Of Key Materials: Stiortages Likely To Develop

lronclad Control Put On Industry InDefense Work  NPA Gives Tools Needed To Keep Mah Production

IRONCLAD PRIORITY SYSTEM IMPOSED ONU.S. INDUSTRY   Civilian Contracts Will Be Sidetracked For Armed Forces On AEC Orders

US. Orders Priority Tag On War Jobs   Industry Told To Clear Tracks For  Defense Production

Simple Priority System Imposec  NPA Provides DO To Insure Prodram

Controls Set For Industry In Arms Hike   NPA -Regulations: To Give Priority And Speed Defense Plan

lronclad Priority System Now Imposed on Industry fo Aid Huge Defense Program —

Military, Atom Commission Get Top Priority; Steel Shortages Expected

War Orders Come First  Under Law   NPA Says Sidetrack Civilian Work

Defense Orders Given Priority In NPA Action   Military Contracts Te Get Immediate Attention in Plant

Simple Priority System Imposed   Hope to Keep Defense Production Heavy Despite Shortages

—FRODUCTIONMilitary Contracts Rate First  System Imposed For Arms Output

BOTTLE-NECK BUSTER — Simple Priority System Fixed for U. S. Industry

Military First, Industry Told   National Production Board Issues Order

Gear Plants ‘To Defense. Progranrno   Any Item Marked ‘DO’ (Defense Order) Will ‘Get Priority Under — ‘New NPA Revulation

PRIORITY PUT UPON INDUSTRY   Intended As BottleneckBuster For Huge Defense Program

Industry Linked To Arms Program  NPA Orders Priority For Military Needs

Priority System Announced by Defense Official   Security Orders Given Right of Way in Plan

NPA Sets Up. Priority Plan For Industry  Regulation Requires Firms To Give War Work First Choice

Strict Priority Plan Placed On Industry      Single Rating For Defense Orders Gives Military Contracts Right-Of-Way

Priority Rating Established for  Defense Orders   ‘New System Imposec on Industry to Break  Bottlenecks

Priority System, Effective Today, To Govern Industry   ‘NPA Provides Tools To Keep Defense Drive In High Gear All the Way

Simple Priority System Imposed  On U.S. Industry   Shoptages of Stect, Copper and- Other Itenw Are Expected Soon in Nation

WAR PRIORITY ORDER ISSUED   Designed To Break Up All Bottlenecks In Production

Arms Priority Order Handec US. Industry   Ironclad System Imposed to Speed Defense Program

Priority System Effected To Break Log-Jam   Industry Gets Regulation For Defense Program

Industry Must Give Priority to Military Needs   ‘Nation Invokes New System to Speed $30 Billion-a-Year  Defence Praductien

Miss Coplon: Weds Lawyer   Ex-Government Girl Is Released On Bail

Hatred Of Germany Dissolving   U. S. Seeks To Build Powerful Buffer In Russia’s Path

S. J. Mayor Disputes — Governor   Terms Housing Report ‘Lot Of Political Hooey’

BLASTS CLAIM 24, OF HOMES SUB - STANDARD   ‘That’s 700 Homes; Where Are They?’ Mayor Asks Williams

Dewey Says Time For Government to  Make Full Statement   Points to Fact Red Aegression Has Been Winning the Cold War

Dewey Calls for Production to Outstrip Russia   Objects to Finding US. Politics, Business and Strikes-as-Uusual

FIRST vOrE FOR FOR LINCOLN, CIVIL WAR VET, 109, STILL EOR R 99° VOTED FOR GRANT

Pleas Stress Aid to Europe   Adequate Funds Requested Bye ECA. Acheson

Ban on Amusement Building Studied  NPA Aims Stiff Blow At Already Tottering Construction Industry

U.S. Considers Ban On Race Tracks, Halls   — Building Rules Planned To Halt Pleasure Projects

Weighs Ban On Construction  Would Stop Building Of Amusement Spots

Buildings For Amusements May Be Halted  Need For Materin!s In Munitions May Stop Construction

NPA Views Ban On Construction   Amusement Buildings Mav Be Eliminated

NPA May Bar  Amusement  Spot Building Race Tracks, Dance Halls Would Feel  Defense Measure

Amusements Building Ban  Considered   Reserve Requirement  Of Banks May Jump

AMUSEMENT BUILDING BAN IS PLANNED   Government Preparing to Stop Construction of Race Tracks, Dance Halls, Bowling Alleys.   BAN MAY INCLUDE NEW MOVIE HOUSES   Would Be Stiff Blow to Construction Industry; Actto Cut Bank Lending Funds.

Consider Ban on Building  NPA Discusses Barring of Amusement Spots

Further Curbs on Construction Are Considered   Federal Ban Would Affect Race Tracks and Bowling Alleys

Consider Ban on Amusement Spot Buildings   Despite Hot Objections From the Construction Industry

New Building Ban Studied   Amusement Spot Construction May Be Ruled Out: Industry Protests

Government Considers Ban on Construction Of Amusement Spots Despite Objections

Ban Pondered On Amusement Construction   Race Tracks, Dance Halls. Other Spots Would Be Affected

Government Considers  Building Ban   - Construction OF . - Amusement Spots Would Be Delayed

Building Ban On Amusement Spots Studied   Race, Dance, Bowling Structures Would Be Included In Statute

AMUSEMENTS BUILDING BAN IS CONSIDERED   But Construction Industries Plead For Own Conservation Plan.

Government May Ban Construction For Amusements   Building Industry Protests, Suggests Trial of Its Own  interme: Berrie

Bill Does Not Include Brannan's Subsidy Program   Plan Would Curb The Overflow by Immediate Distribution

400,000 Chinese In Fight, UN Told   United Nations Commission Reports That Very Few North Koreans Are Engaged in Attack on UN Troops in Korea.

UN Hears Report on Aggression   Chinese Troops Are Regular Army Units, Not Volunteers

UN Officials Say ‘400,000 Chinese  Reds In Korea   @ Report Quotes Prisoners As Saying They Are Reauler Chinese Troon<

Some 400,000 Chinese Reds  Are In Kore   None Are Volunteers, 1s Report Issued Today At New York By Officials Of United Nations

Protection Of Sea Route Between Japan And South Korea Is Getting High Priority In War Operations

U. S., British Planes Guard Vital Sea Route   Aircraft Carrier To Augment Protective Cover Near Korea

Weather   Guard Sea Route From Japan To Southern Korea  Ships On Alert   Ships On Alert For Submarines Used By North Koreans

"Protection of Sea Route Kor South Korea, Japan Is Getting Hich Priority

Careful Attention Is Given Sea Route To South Korez   World Celebrates July 4

SEA LANE GETS HIGH PRIORITY   Route Linking Southern Korea With Japan Heavily Guarded   IS VITAL IN FIGHTING

Ships of the United States and British Navy and  Patrol Planes Scout- _ ing the Waters *   OTHERS ARE ON WAY

Protection Of Sea Route Gets Top Priority   AIl American Supplies Must Go In Through Port Of Pusan

Russian Submarines May Lend Help To Communist In Korean Civil War

_ KEEP SEA LANES CLEAR— Ships Patrol Supply  Route To South Korea

Japan-Korea Se: Routes Receive Navy Protection  . Seout Coastlines Ta Keep Supplies Going —

Protection of Japan-Korea Sea Lane Gets Top Priority in War Operations

[Protection of Sea Lanes Into ‘Korea Principal Job of: U.S.   ‘Success, Failure Of U.N. Venture Devends on Navy

Sea Route From South Korea To Japan Given Top Priority  In Far Eastern Defense Action

DIRECTORS TOLD MAIN PROBLEMS REST ON STATES      States’ Defense Authorities Confer With Federal Chief, Protesting U.S. Aid Is Lacking.

Defense Left To Localities   Cities, States Must Take Responsibility

J. $. Says Defense Up To Localities  Federal Officials Put Communities

Civil Defense to Be Local Problem U.S. Agency Rules   Preparations to Meet Crisis Should War Come Must Fall on Shoulders of States and Cities

States Held Responsible For Defense  Cities Also Must Carry Burden In Case of Attack

Civil Defense Local Problem   State Authorities Told Of Responsibility

Enemy At Home Is Major Peril   Commies Ready To Strike   Commies Ready To Strike Here When Soviet Gives Nod

Rules Tangle Sees Truman  Urging Fight   Rayburn Attempts To Bind Members To Battle Coalition

Workers Strike On 2 New Units At Oak Ridge   Government Charges  Pledges Are Violated

Construction Union Walks: OutiOs Two New. UrantumePlants   Violate Aqreement with AEC Panel

fine Keeping Ma). Gen. Weber and Ray F. Smock; Conferences on Tax Policy Scheduled for Next Few Days.

Smock Is Slated To Retain Job As Boss of Highways   Beaver Falls Man Also Renamed By Fine In New Cabinet

DREDGE SUCKS SILT AT SPILL   Used To Take Away Deposit Threatening To Clog Floodway

Holiday Toll For State Reaches 18  Traffic Mishaps, Drownings Fill Most Of List

End Of Auto Strike Seen  Optimism Takes Over In Chrysler Dispute

See Early End To 8 Day-0ldChrysler Strike   Note ‘of Optimism i: Evident After Firm Makes New Offer:

Early Settlement Seen For Strike In Chrysler Plant   Talks Resume Today In 83-Day Strike;  Ontimiem Prevaile

Chrysler, Union Seem Near End @¥ Pension Fight   Optimism Prevails Despite Rejection Of ‘Final’ Offer

Chrysler Auto Settlement In Stoppage Seen   Hope Rising Despite Union Rejection Of Firm’s “Last Offer”

Principals Said Near Agreement   Optimism Grows Despite Union’s Rejection of Corporation’s ‘Final’ Offer Dnrine Weekend

Non-Vital Issues Up for Review   Union Rejects Final Company Offer but Peace Believed Near

See Chance to Settle Auto Strike   None of 6 Objections Listed by UAW Are Vital

Long Strike May Be Near End   Only Unimportant Differences Now Seem to Hold Up Chrvsler Settlement

Pension Offer Paving Way To Open Auto Firm   Rejected Plans Contain No Issues Vital To Union

Door Open For Settlement Of Strike  hewelae Wleaitibarst   a Chrysler Walkout > May Be Ended This Week

CHRYSLER MAY SETTLE STRIKE   Optimism Prevails Despite Rejection Of ‘Final’ Offer

‘Pop’ and ‘Boy’ Forget Where Home Is; P. B. Police Give Them One

‘Come After Your $40,000’  Cleaning Lady Calls Bank After Finding Cash

More Pickets At Phone Piants Are Arrested   Peace Disturbance Charges Filed At Arkansas Points

Feels Younger . . . eee unger...  Woman Finds Fun, Sorrow In War Zone

Coach of WVU Cagers Injures  Se RLS PGE x COOTER OME cael SN Mn adhe

125-Mile Wind Storm Alerts South Florida   Hurricane Is  480 Miles South Of Miami; Moving Verv Slowly

South Florida In Path Of New Hurricane   125 MPH Howler Reported 480 Miles South of Miami

Windsof 125-MPH Sweep Northward   Warnings Fly From Palm Beach To Key West as Gales Hit Mjami

South Florida Braces For Storm   Cuban Blow May Plow Into Mainland

India Slashes Size of Army   Nehru Announcement Startles. Parliament

, Parliament Startled  Indian Premier Announces Cut in Defense Spending

India Is Cutting Size of lis Army   China Sends Reply to New Delhi  wn Tia Teen.

Nehru Suggests Reducing Size Of Indian Army  Proposal Comes As Surprise to  Parliament

Truman Will Go Slow Enforcing Part of Red Bill   The Last 24 Hours

Red Control Law Hits Early Delay      Truman to Go Slow on War Plants List

Truman Takes Time in Carrying Out Provisos of Anti-Communist Law

Gambling ‘May Delay O’ Dwyer OK   Senator Ferguson Thinks Inquiry Will Have Some Bearing.

Car Hit Bridge, Sheldon Man Hurt  . Suffered Broken Leg In Crash Near Merril

Car Hit Bridge, Sheldon Man Hurt  .. Suffered: Bri slien: Leg In Crash Near Merril

JAP WAR CRIMINAL GIVEN HIS FREEDOM   Mamoru Shigemitau Paroled From Seven-Year Sentence Despite Russian Protest.

Demos Split On Gas Bill   Jil Jas Dll  More Voted Against Than for It When It  Daccad Waren 1781°A

NATURAL GAS BILL PASSED   Two-Vote  Majority Sen ds  Méeasuré To Truman; Opposition Grows.

PRES. STUDIES GAS MEASURE   Sharp Split Confronts Truman In Decision Whether To Sign Bill.

Gas Price Ban Voted; Truman’s Party Split   President Gets Hotly Disputed Measure Passed by Two ¥ otes—Rep. Heselion Says Suppliers ‘Raiding’ Consuming Public

NATURAL GAS BILL IS SENT TO PRESIDENT   Controversial! Measure Clear: House By Two Votes; Veto Urged.

Democrats Split On Gas Bill Veto Measure Skins Past  House 176 to 174,  Goes to President

Natural Gas Bil Creates Division Of Demo Chiefs   President Ponders Whether To Sign Or Veto The Measure

NATURAL GAS BILL SENT TO PRESIDENT   Honse Adopts Controversial Me2 sure By Two Votes; Calied “Grab”

Sharp Division Among Demos On Gas Measure   Bill Passes House By Two-Vote Margin

Truman Confronted By Party Split Over Controversial Natural Gas Bill

House Approves Natural Gas Bill After Bitter Fight   Measure Would Prevent Delivery Price Fixing By U.S. Commission

Natural Gas Bill Passes By 176-174         Traman Confronted by Sharp Dem Division As He Gets Measure

Disputed Natural Gas Bill  Passes By Narrow Margin   Bitter Battle In House Ends As Measure Passes 176174; President Gets Act Called ‘Grab’  Rw Rie Intereste«

House Passes Gas Measure; Debate Is Hot   Violent Argument, Pro and Coa, Macks Bill’e Pacenae

HOUSE APPROVES NATURAL UA BHU   VOTE IS 176 TO 174—CONTRO VERSIAL MEASURE NOW GOES TO TRUMAN.

TEMPERS FLARE OVER MEASURE Controversial Natural Gas Bill Passed In Bitter House Battle

GEORGIAN URGES USE OF TROOPS TO NIP STRIKE   Rep. Cox Charges Coal Stoppage Is ‘insurrection Against Government’

‘Famed Pastor Stirs Germany N iemoeller Says War A gainst Reds Not Answe

Pastor Hits At War Talk   Niemoeller Denies Church Must Fight Reds to Save Itself

Two Consulates fo Be Closed in Ejection Order   Further Action Hinted Against Nation Under Control of Russians

Retaliates To Action In Praque   Two-Thirds Of Stafts Must Leave America, State Department Says

ORDERED ats   Washington Retaliates, Fo Ouster Of Americans? Ae Rie =

Order Ouster ‘ef Czech Officials   United States Acts in Retal iation for Ejection of Americans

22 of 33 Czech Diplomats inUS Told to Leave   Action Taken in Retaliation for Ouster of 40 Americans

Demand Closing Of 2 Consulates, Recall Of Officials   Government Tells Czechoslovakia To Cloxe Consulates At Cleveland, Pittsburgh And Recall 22 Czech Diplomats; Retaliation Of Czech Ouster Of Americans

U.S. Action Is Taken As Refaliation }   40 Americans Had Been Ejected From Red Satellite . Nation Recently

U.S. Ousts 22 Diplomats of Czech Staffs   Action !s Retaliation For Prague's Ejection Of 40 Americans

U.S. Orders 22: Czech Diplomats Out of Country   Action Is Retaliation for Similar Moves Reeainst Yanks

Orders Two Consulates Evacuated   Hints of More Drastic Action Against Red Government.

REQUEST’ CUT IN CZECH DIPLOMATS   U. S$. GOVERNMENT ORDERS TWO-THIRDS TO LEAVE COUNTRY

U.S. Retaliates: Ejects Czech Diplomats   22 of 33 in This Country Or. dered to Leave; Two Consulates Closed

Order Ouster of Czech  Ofticials   United States Acts in Retalsation for Ejection of Americans   Told to Close Consulates in Cleveland and Pittsburgh

Order Czechs to Cut Staff in U.S.   Mass Ouster of Diplomats Ordered As Retaliation

House Defeats Court Measure  Fifth Judge Sought For Chio District

Vet Flees In Face © OfThreats   Abusive Phone Calls Prompt Student Who Informed On Slots  To Move From Empori

Rough Water Cuts Food Bill” _  Truman Continues “Operation . Seasick’

Woolen Prices Are Boosted —   Man's Suit Cost Up About $2.00 Feqam New Hike

First Offensive By UN Forces 20 Miles Wide  Truman’s Adviser Says Allied Chief

Marine Corps Will Mobilize 80,000 Reserves  First Men to Report Between August 15   First Men to Report Between August 15 And October 31

Marines Will Call All Of .  Its Reserves   First Order Out For Men To Report Aug. 15 To Oct. 31

Marines to Mobilize 80,000 More   Corps Will Order Volunteer Reserves Into Service

All Volunteer Reserves Called By the Marines  lottial Call Wi eA   Initial Calf Will Go Out to About 50,00€ Aug. 15 to Oct. 31

Corns Mobilizes Entire Volunteer Reserve for War   50,000 to Report. From Aug. 15 to Oct. 31

OBILIZE ALL MARINE RESERVES   Announce All 80,000 Volunteer Reservists to Be Cailed Between Aug. 15 and Oct. 31,

Marines Call All Reserves   Will Mobilize About 80,000 Officers and Men Between Now and Oct.31

Marines Mobilizing All Reserves   80,000 on Volunteer Status, Plus Air Units to Be Recalled to Duty

Marines Call 80,000  for Action   Initial Call Going to Officers, Men on Aug. 15

Sentences imposed _ Upon Three   Pleaders Appear Before Judge F. C. Bell, Two Other Cases Held For  More Investigation.

Violent Deaths In State Total 1? On Weekend   Traffic Accidents Take Biggest Toll

Violence Takes Lives Of Twelve in North Carolina   Automobile Accident Fatalities Are Top Of List As Usual

VIOLENT DEA EH LIST INCREASES   Fourteen Persons Victims Of  Tragedies In North Carolina Over Weekend.

At Least 14 Die During Weekend   Car Accidents Lead List Of Fatalities In North Carolina

Violence Takes Lives Of More Than  ‘Dozen In Carolinas During Week-End

Weekend Violence Rises... . OE RISES os  Death Mits Hard In State Traffic

14 Lose Lives Violently In N.C. During Weekend   Accident Fatalities Again Claim Heaviest Toll During Weekend: Plane Crash Kills Two

PoliceAtDusseldorf UseRubber Clubs To Break Up Demonstration Of Communists Against British Seizure Of Their Headquarters

BLITZ MEETINGS’ N RUHR CITIES PLANNED BY REDS   Clashes’ Feared If Commu. nists Attempt to Go Through With New Resistance Fight.   30,000 SAID TO HAVE , ENTERED W. GERMANY   Police Using Rubber Clubs Break Up Demonstration Staged in Dusseldorf by 260.

Allied Officials Uncover Plans For Red Blitzes   Communists To Ignite . Hate The West’ Meetinas In Rube

Red Plans to Stir Trouble in Ruhr Revealed to Ales   “Hate the West” Drive May Provoke Serious Clashes with Police

Secret Red Plans for Ruhr Learned   Series of “Blitz Meetings” Were to Be Set Off.

‘Young Commies Reported Infiltrating West  Reds Said Plotting Ruhr Blitz Meetings

Oct. 1 Gat as New ‘Der Tag’ Secret Plans Uncovered for Red ‘Blitz Meelinas’ in Ruhr Cities

Ruhr Expects Series of  Riots by Reds   ‘Blitz Meetings’ Planned by German Commies

Secret Plans Revealed For ‘Blitz Meetings’ Of _ Reds In 10 Ruhr Cities

Red Youths Intiltrate Ruhr To Stir Trouble  West Discovers Secret Scheme To Ignite Series  Lr OWI... BAM. _g.kg ...

Learn Reds Plot  Turnouts in Ruhr  30,000 Youth Ready To Battle Police

Red Uprising: Planned In Ruhr Cities   Trouble Expected This Week End

SOUTH ITALY CITY SEIZED BY COMMIES   Loyalists Recapture Town of 50,000 After Battle

Italian Troops, Police Put Dowr Red Rebellion   AO Hurt as 10,000 Communists Seize City of San Severo

EAST BERLIN MEN SUE FOR $27,744   Woman Driver Named Defendant In Damage Actions Brought At York By Two Accident Victims

Ex-General to Command State Civil Defense   Melville Robertson, Form: erly Head of Sixth Army, Takes Over Job

Faked Papers Used By DPs  Senators Find Case OF Eeraiud Reriherv

Kilgore In On Substitute Bill  DP Deportation Urged For Faked Documents

Smugating Rings Supply All Sides InIndochine Wai  Coordination Certer For Arms Trading Said To Be Bangkok

Conductors State ‘No Full Test Of Brakes Made’   Complete Inspection Is Required of All Cars By ICC Rulings

Conductors Heard At Wreck Probe   Claim Brakes of Two Trains in Disaster  Not Fully Tested

‘Conductors on Two lll-Fated Trains Claim \Brakes Were Not Completely Tested

State May Rest Heer Case Today  Says Student Told ‘Of Criminal Orgy’

One Dead, Eight Hurt, Five Firms Burned In Fires   Two Big Blazes Strike Newcastle, Pa., In 36-Hour Period; 50 Apartment Dwellers BForead Th Blas

NEW CASTLE FIRE DAMAGE $250,000      Passerby Saves Forty by Manning Elevator.

New Castle Has Second Big Fire   Passerby Runs Elevator, Saves 40

AS CHINA MARCHES Dreams About Home Broken For Fighting Legions of UN

Lewis And Coal Operators In Parley Today   Final Talks Before U.M.W. Is Hailed Into Court On Friday

LEWIS, COAL . OPERATORS IN FINAL TALKS   Creeping Paralysis Strikes Nation Pe . Rallrouds Lay ‘Of. Meter lieved Relatively Money Issttes,           Close on

Holiday Deaths Nearing 300   Colifornia Heads. List: Indiana Has 10

Cattle Growers Association Want To Eliminate “Professional Politicans” ‘And “Job Seekers” From Legislature

Billy Hill Sentenced fo 6 Years in Prison   Pleads Guilty to Slaying ot Friend in 1948.

MOTORIST DETAINED ON HIT-RUN CHARGE   New Jersey Driver Held For Court Following Accident—Accused Of Fleeing Twice

French Make  Proposal for Limited Use   Oppose U.S. and British  _ Plan; Nations Fail  To Name Chief.

ALLIED DEFENSE CHIEFS CONSIDER ARMING GERMANY   Controversial Question Weighed by North Atlantic Pact Group but No Decisions Are Reached.   SUPREME COMMANDER STILL TO BE CHOSE   Eisenhower Expected to Ge Job—General Talks With Truman Before Session Breaks Up.

MEDIATION IS ASKED BY INDIA   Offer To Aid Conveyed T« American And Russian Governments

Successful On Animals  Plastic Valves May Provide Treatment for Ailing Hearts

Science Reveals Plastic Valves For Bad Hearts   Several Dogs Said Living With Artificial Parts In Their Hearts

Plastic Valves For Bad Hearts Are Developed   May Be Used in Human Hearts in Next 2 Years; Tests Told

War's End Seen _ By Next _Spring   ‘Anti-Communist Defense Spending Will Go on for Years

Valley Cotton Crop May Exceed Early Estimate  Stalks Must Be Cut by Sept.  Control Weevil

Freezing Mist, Sleet and Snow Roll Into State   Frigid Blasts Freeze The Blizzard-Swept Northern States

A_VOTE, A COMMENT, AND OFF FOR A REST  President, In'‘A Hurry, Casts Ballot; Says § necial Session Still Undecided

Iruman Votes About 10 A.M.   Casts Ballot In Missouri, Then Starts For Capital

SIBERIAN-SPAWNED STORM . Oregon Streams Level Off After 2000 Flee Homes

CAN YOU HELP THE F. B.1.?     Carnival Follower High On List OF Wanted Criminals

Indonesians Clash With Dutch Troops  ‘Senseless Bloodshed Deplored by Leaders

Civil Strife Flares Anew  In Indonesia   Dutch Army Troops, U.S.I Soldiers Clash Again In Celehes Port

Indonesians Battle Dutch Native Troops  Confused Fighting Flares In Celebes

Dutch troons.  Indonesians : Said Fighting  Visine Guthvenke   Violence Outbreaks Reported In Macasser By Army Commanders

13 Arrested  In Peace Riot   Three Hurt in N. Y. Red Demonstration

Defective Mechanism Gets Blame   Caused Bublet To Hit Engine During Gun Practice at Sean SC

SURVIVORS OF CAKoH BLAME TURRET DEFECT   Bullet in Gunnery Practice Hit Engine, Setting Plane on Fire.

PLANE SHOOTS ITSELF DOWN   Survivors of B-29 Crash Say Gun Turret Defect ‘Caused Tragedy.

SOURCE CLAIMS  U.S. Plane May Have Shot Itself Down Over English Water

Engine Struck. as Safety Lock on Guns Failed   Pilot Tells of Blaze Defying Control, Giving Jump Order

Superforiress Shot Itself Down Over North Sea In Unique Fatal Mishap

Airplane Shoots Self, is Report   Defect in Mechanism : Blamed for Loss of 3-29. 7 Lives,

Say B-29 Shot Self; 7 Are Lost   Mechanism Fails To Halt Guns Firing

Survivors of Crash Tell Their Story   Scores of Planes, Ships Still Seek  For Four Victims

Officials Believe B-29 Was Shot Dowr By its Own Bullets  Four U. S. Airmen Stil Missing from Crash in North Sea

TO SOON EXTEND GAS LINE THROUGH BUCKS   54 Car-loads of 30-inch Pipe Already On wn

TO TRAVERSE BUCKS GD. WITH d0-INGH PIPING   54 Car-Loads of Pipes Now On Railroad Siding   IN NEWTOWN SECTION

—‘SERIOUS SITUATION’ — Truman Weices Hope U.S. Action To insure Peace  America’s Defense Rated Strongest Bae Dies Bega Bey: Dera

One Killed; Lightning ‘Starts Fires   Property Damage High as 2-Inch Rainfall Fills Basements and Viaducts;  Homes Blacked Out

Mafia Rules US  Crime   Sicilian Black Hand Reported in Control Of Nationwide Crime

BLACK HAND’ SAID BEHIND CRIME IN U.S      Ring’s Activities Found Centered In 3 States

Sicilian Society ls Linked With Nationwide Crime      Federal Narcotics Chief Gives Senate  New Information

600,000 Men, $10 Billions Quickly Needed; Congress MovesFastto Fill Demand

Congress Leaders Order Rush of Military Funds, [Men to Fight Communists

10 Billion And 600,000 Men Coming Fast   Expansion Of Army, Navy And Air Force, Stepup In Plane Orders As Korea Gets First Priority   CONGRESS READY TO ANSWER AT ONCE

Three Youths Rescued After Long Hours Of Prayer In Rat-Infested Upstate Cave

Rescue Crew Finds Boys Lost In Cave  ‘Didn't Sieep, Just Prayed,’ They Say

MISHAPS KILL 214 PERSONS OVER HOLIDAY   164 Traffic Accident Victims; Death Tol! In Fires Heavy

Charges May Grow Qut of Horsemeat Federal Authorities May  Act Against Butchers Wh Baltmed CHE the Aden:

Charges May Grow Qut of Horsemeat  Act Against Butchers Whe Polmed Off the Meat

Acheson Warns China Intervention ln Korea Will Constitute Aggression

Senate Unit OKs Stand-By Curbs   House ‘Backs Away’; Votes Hoarder Penalty

News Day, Night   Alabama Senator Replies To Vishinsky In General Assembly Speech   Russia Denounces  Peace Plan Of Lie   Both Programs Would Call For Negotiations By Foreign Ministers

Reds ‘Bulldoze China into UN, West Charges   Delegate Sparkman Restates Opposition to Seating Peiping

U. S. AIRMAN VOLUNTEERED AS RED SPY   Acted On Belief in Commun. ism, Not For Pay, Court Martial Told.

Army Agents Says Airman  Gave Secrets   Young American Accused Of Espionage at Court Martial in Germany

U.S. Airman Accused as   Army Agents Testify He Volunteered Secret  Information.

Trial of Airman Reveals Betrayal  Soldier Gave Data To Pair as ‘Spies’

Avents Testify Avainst Airman   Claim American Said He Volunteered to Give Reds Secret

Agents Trap Corporal In  German Zone   Young Airman Said To Have Admitted Communist Belief

North Korean Army Crushes Foe’s Line  Resting Marala Parile Nefand ore:   Slipping Morale Perils Defenders; President, Cabinet Continue Huddle

GOPs Seek To Combine All Money Bills  Global Aid Funds Urged Into One RA  APreerean me  imala

Global Aid: In Single Package Is G.O.P. Goal   Bridges, Taft Back Plan When Senate Gets Money Measure

Fund Measure Rider Drafted On Global Aid   Agreement To Vote Friday On SS Billion Plan Is Revealed

FOREIGN AID FUNDS MAY GO ON LONE BILL   GOP Senators Seek Tc Tie Money Up With Appropriation Act

‘Leading Republicans Favor Lumping ‘Foreign Aid Funds With Home Spending

TRUMAN ASKS PEOPLE TO BACK RED CROSS   President Calls for Response to Or. ganization'’s Appeal for Funds te Heip tafortunate.

Library Groups To Meet Friday  Consider Using Post Office For Memorial

Similar Protection Announced for Long Stretch of Atlantic Coast Taking in Maior Ports of East.

PLANES TO GUARD BiG ATOM PLANTS AGAINST ATTACH   Pilots Approaching Within 10 Miles of Installations to Be Required to File Flight Pians.   THOSE BREAKING RULES TO BE INTERCEPTED   ‘Similar Protection for Long Stretch of Atlantic Coast Announced by Air Force.

NU SURPRISES ares _ A. F. Readies Defense Ring Around Atomic Projects

Aerial Guard Posted Around Atomic Plants   Similar Protection Announced Along Atlantic Coast Arec

Resignation Is Accepted   Commerce Secretary Sawyer OK’s Remington Letter

Gambler And Wile Escape  Fierce Blast   Alarm System Saves Couple In Killing Attempt

Mobster Escapes As Home Bombed   Third Attempt Made On Mickey Cohen

U. S. Help for Tito Likely in Event Of Soviet Bloc Attack   Stand-By Plan. Is Reported Ready If Reds Threaten  Yugoslavs With Arms

U.S. Sets Up Stand-By Plat To Back Tito   Limited Military Aid Probable If Russians Move on Ex-Partner

‘AID FOR TITO SEEN IF RUSSIA ATTACKS   Steps United States Might Take Said to Have Been Considered by Defense Council.

YUGOS ARE TO RECEIVE U.S, BACKING   Military Help Assured If Communists  Attack Marshal Tito

Report U. $. Intends Tito Aid  Moves Planned To Meat Those Of Reds

Top Officials Seen Ready To Help Tito   an Attack on Slavs Will Bring Limited Aid Under Seeret Setup

Trumans Bold Military Plan to Save ‘South Korea Is Carefully Calculated   Risk of War With Russia Strongly Considered On New Far Fastern Policy: U.N. Approves

RUSSIAN LEADERS HOLD ANSWER  HST Took Calculated Risk Of War To Support South Korea

Historic New U. S. Policy Based on Calculated Risk: Involves More Than Korea

7 Hoosiers  Are Killed In Auto Mishaps   Multiple Car Crashes Account For Most Fatalities

Three Trainmen Killed By Burn:   Locomotive On Yadkin Line Leaves The Track

Convention Keens It Open By Huge Vote   Debate: Lasts. Five Hours; New Trustee Groups Announced

Senator Hit. By Lattimore As ‘Madman’   McCarthy Assailed By UN Envoy, Termed “Top Soviet Agent’’

He Brands Charges As ‘Political’   GOP’s Smith Acts To Save Bipartisan Foreign Policy

HIPS PROBING SULON; CALLS HIM “MADMAN   McCarthy in New Attack or Jessup Links Him to Red Fund.

Lattimore Is to Appear Before Senafe Group   Diplomatic Official Hits Out at McCarthy; Calls Him ‘Madman’ for His Charges Lattimore Is. Red

WCarthy Called ‘Madman’: Blast From Lattimore   Libel Suit Hinted As Lattimore RapsWisconsin Senator

Lattimore Returns, Hints of Suit For Libel Against Sen. McCarthy

 Lattimore Blasts McCarthy as Madman  Slashes At Accuser As He Lands Back In U.S.: AEC Clears Philip Jessup

Melish,Mrs.Draper Called Communists By Budenz Today   Former Red Editer Tells Their Connections During $200,000 Libel Suit

Budenz Names ] as Communists   Mrs. Draper, Pastor Members of Party

Artillery Blasts at Communist  Tank Groups  Suwon Cap tured By Northerners   Suwon Captured By Northerners — As They Continue  Drive Southward

U.S. Forces Join Fighting For First Time   Yank Reinforcements Arrive Steadily And Move Up Quickly

Line From Suwon to Inchon Flanked by Onrushing Communists; Australian Planes in Number of Sorties.

Walled City Of Suwon Falls To North Kovean Troops; Six Tanks Enter City On Heels Of South Koreans

U.S. Artillery Opens Fire On  Korean Tanks   First Action Between Americans and Invading Communists Reported Tuesday Night; More U.S. Forces Move Toward Battle Line

Towering Piles Of Ice on Lakes: Arent a Threat  Shipping Can Start As Late as May Ist

SIX HIGHWAY _ DEATHS IN STATE — -QVER WEEKEND   Two Killed in Sled Accident, Train Hits Car at Chester.

State Accidents im Six Lives.  ) Three. Killed, Seven   miteran wt Anmnintam

Security Council Votes to Invite Chinese Reds to Debate on Formosa

Chinese — Reds Get  U.N. Bid   Security Council Will Invite Chinese To Attend Debate On Formosa Nov. 15.

Chinese Reds Get Bid To Vital Debate   UN Votes Group Can Listen To Formosa Issues

UN Votes to Invite Red China to Debate On Formosa Dispute  Legal Wrangle Looms As Nationalist Says His ‘No’ Vote Is Veto

25 YEARS IN AVIATION  Pilot Breaks Light Plane Record on Air Anniversar

MacArthur's Air Officers Reportedly Tell Secretary Of Defense Johnson And General Bradley Importance Of Nationalist Jsland

Hurricane Skips Tampa Bay Area   Heads With Lessened Punch Toward Cedar Key Further Up Coast

Violence Flares  In Rail Strike   Locomotive Fireman Mauled; Mediation Efforts by U. S. in Stalemate

Wage, Revenue Losses From Railroad Strike ‘More Than $20.000.000

JURORS DECIDE PROBERS WERE TOLD TWO LIES   Ruled “Not Guilty” Of Using Influence  In Bucinace Doale

"Five Percenfer’ Guilty of Perjury  . Maragon Convicted; Bares 20O.Vear Terns

Price for August Milk to Be $4.03  Says Administrator   Production at Highest Level for Month in History of Marketing

Sunflower Start Not Yet Definite   No Contract Signed Yet But Hercules Is Expected to Get It   Plans Call for Operation of One Production Line in Plant

No Contract Signed Yet But Hercules Is Expected to Get It   OPENING DATE NOT SET   Plans Call for Operation of One Production Line  in Plant

Two Missing In Plane Crash Found Dead  Wlinois Professor   Illinois Professor And Wife Died In Crash Near Johnstowr

Railroads, Union Exchange Blasts, Peace Talks Begin   Firemen See Bad Faith In Queries, Carriers Blast Claims as Propaganda

Anti-Communist Front Organized  Legion Gives Leading Role To Relicaion

U. S. Groups Organize To  Combat Reds   60 Units Represented At ‘United Front Rally In New York

"All-American Conference’ Agrees To Wage War on Communism in U. S.

National Group  To Fight Reds   60 Unite Form Permanent Anti-Commie Group  Headed By Legion

Organizations To Unite In Fight Against Communism In United States

Sixty National Groups Organize Anti-Red Front   American Legion’s ‘All-American’ Conference Hailed

Anti-Red Plan Is Shaping Up   Representatives of £0 Groups Start Organization To Combat Communism

Anti-Communist Organization Set  All-America Meeting Sponsored by Leaion

60 U. S. Groups Unite for Fight on Comniunism   Solid Front Planned at Meet Sponsored by. American Legicn

SHRINERS READY TO PICK OFFICER      Nobles Get Down To Business With Imperial Outer Guard To Be Elected.

Shriners Settle To Official Business After Record-Shatterine Snectacle

Few Of Shriners Conduct Busines:   Delegates Stage Five-Hour Parade  In Los Angele¢

Three Solons Ask For Cuts In Tax Bills   Biemiller, Smith, Davis In Abatement Pleas To Assessor's Office

4 Congressmen Protest Taxes   Apply for Abatement of State Levy Made by State Assessor

Students At Odds With President; They Vole To Go Home; College May Fold Up

 Woman Murderers Given  Time to Meditate On Anniversary of Crime

Leader Asserts Some Claims Are Exaggerated  He Contends Some  Democratic Books on Dlg Age bce nben

Lruman’s Own Cabinet M ember Says Democratic Natl. Comm. Is Making Exaggerated Claims About the Brannan Farm Plan

HERBERT WEST HEADS NEW BRITAIN BRANCH   Officers to be Installed At Next Meeting May 18   ‘SUCCESSFUL PARENTS’

Girl Trades Places With Conductor Whose Train Took Her to Safety

OTING   Police Invoke Dawn - te Dusk Curfew for Mob- © Torn Singapore

Singapore Under Police Curfew   Toll From 2 Days Of Rioting Is 14

14 Reported Dead And 188 Injured In Moslem Riots   Dusk To Dawn Bell Ease: Outbreaks Over Custody Case Of Dutch Girl

14 Die, 140 Hurt In Singapore Riot   Police Clamp Curfew On City; Fire On Charging Mobs

Police Curfew On Riot-Torn British Port   Toll From Singapore Fighting Rises to 14 Dead and 140 Injured

Singapore Riots Bring All-Night Curfew on City   14 Dead, 140 Hurt As Religious Factions Battle Over Girl's Fat

Fourteen Dead in Singapore Riot  Report 140 Injured Th Pliathen nde Marna

Police Clamp Dusk-to-Dawn Curfew on Singapore as Riot Death Toll Rises to 14

Dusk-To-Dawn Curfew On In Riot Torn Singapore   14 Dead, 140 Hurt In Street Fighting

Singapore Riot Takes 14 Lives  Two Writers For Al   Two Writers For AF On Injury List

Singapore Rioting Rages Second Day  14 Dead, 188 Hurt; Curfew Is Imposed

Ten Dead, 140 Injured In Riots  Over Dutch Girl   Court Orders MoslemReared Girl Returned to Catholic Mother

Impose Curfew On Singapore As Riots Kill 14  More Than 140 Hurt In Two-Day Violence Over Young Dutch Girl

Police. Clamp Down To: Cheel Moslem Riots   Curfew Imposed After Singapore: Fighting; 14. Dead; 140 Injured

14. Dead, 188 Injured in Two-Day Moslem Outbreak  Curfew Eases Singapore Riots

Singapore Riots Halted by Troops  - 14 Die in Disorders Over Court Ruling

Clamp Curfew On Singapore   Riot-Torn City In Up. roar Over Dutch Gir! And Mother

CLAMP CURFEW ON SINGAPORE AS RIOTS SUBSIDE   Dutch Mother Gains Right to Remove Child, Cause of Disorders.

10 KILLED IN MOSLEM RIOTS   140 Others Injured In Singapore Disorders: Set Up Curfew

Police Clamp Tight Curfew On Singapore   Former Correspondent For Press Is Wounded As Moslems Battle Over Fate OF Dutch Girl

Curfew Imposec On Singapore  Moslems Riot Over Dutch Girl Decision -

Dutch Girl at Liberty to Go Home   Singapore Toll 14 As Court Gives Ruling for Mother

CURFEW PLACED ON SINGAPORE   14 Dead And 140 Injured In Rioting Over Moslem-Reared Girl   KIDNAPING IS SOUGHT

CHOCOLATE COVERS ROAD AFTER TRUCK OVERTURNS   Sve h a ht oh om % ah oe ee kt ears

Group Finds Ways To Cut State Costs  Closer Check On State-Owned Cars  Bisse: Were aan Se

PROPOSAL MADE TO CUT STATE WASTE, COSTS   Three Measures Reeommended To Re. duce Expenses And Cut Out Perquisites —Ecenomy And Ef.  ficiency Aim.

CIVIL RIGHTS STAND SCORED BY REPUBLICAN   New Rent Control Plan Offered In House

Truman Told To Push OK On FEPC Act   Republican Declares Hill's Speech Evidence Party Not Friend Of Minority

SOVIET UNION, RED CHINA INK 30-YEAR PACT   Russians Also Give Ally 300 Million Credit, Agree On Manchurian Issues

Agreements Are More Sweeping Than Expected   Soviet Grants Chinese $300 Million Credit for Purchase of RR. and Industrial Eauinment From Russia.

Chinese Reds, Russians Sign 30-Year Treat ’   Agreement Reached or Financial Questions, Position in Manchuria

$300 MILLION CREDIT GIVEN MAO'S REGIME   Agreement Concluded After 2 Months Of Talks In Moscow

Moscow Agrees to Withdray Troops From Port Arthur Not Later Than End of 1952.     COM nO ANN Ormarmion   2300,000.000 CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN MAC   Money Is for Purchase of In. dustrial and = Raibvay Equipment from Soviet  Union.

$300 MILLION CREDIT GIVEN MAO'S REGIME   Agreement Concluded After 2 Months Of  Talks In Moscow   By EDDY GILMORE AND THOMAS P. WHITNEY

Lightning Strikes, Five Persons Dead  - No Protection In Cellar. Shed. Tree

ERMAN — DIES   Walter H. Andrews, 72 ~ Was Owner of Shaw Lumber Company

100,000 Civilians Saved; Last Convoy Takes Off Rearguard Christmas Eve; _ Chinese Reds Ready New Offensive

Troops and Civilians Are Withdrawn From Blazing Port   NEWS ELSEWHERE BAL   Signs Multiply of Chinese  Offensive on Western Beant:

BRACE FOR ATTACK  Chinese Offensive in West Still Expected, But Yule Is Celebrated

NORTH KOREA GOES BACK TD AULE OF AED   Evacuation of 215,000 Troops and Civilians from Beachhead Ended.

Big Task of Evacuation Completed   Rescued Troops Total 105,000; Head for Pusan, Pohang.

Ships Carry 215,000 Qut Of Red Trap   Chinese Now Poised For Seoul Attack; Cross Parallel

U.N. Completes Epic Withdrawal From Port City   215,000 Troops and Civilians Taken Out by Sea From Besieged Beachhead

215,000 TROOPS, CIVILIANS QUT   Escape Is Dazzling Christmas Present For Families Of Men   ATTACK IS EXPECTED

Naval and Air Forces Coniplete Evacuation. of 215,000. .  Troops, Civilians From H ungnam

Allies Bracing For Offensive In West Korea   Some Chinese Reds Cross Parallel, Threaten Seoul

Withdrawal In Safety A Yule Giff   Rescue Vouchsafed 105,000 Fighters And 110,000 Others

Rescue of Endangered Men Is Fine Christmas Present To Thousands of Ame#icans

Civil Defense Official , , Declares Everyone. Will Shore Danger” *

Tsingtao Is New Arrow Destination   Blast Feared on Ship So Shanghai Given Up as Obiective.

Flying Arrow To Dock in Tsingtao   Expansion of Wet Cargo Menaces Ship

Danger-Laden Flying Arrow Off to Tsingtao   Explosion in Hold Threatens Freighter Shelled by Chinese

Blast Imminent On Shelled Ship  Damaged U. S. Vesse Sails To Tringtao

U. S. Freighter Weighs Anchor For Tsingtao   Ordered Not to Go to Shanghai; Hold in Danger of Blast

Endangered Ship Off For Tsingtao   Water Used To Extinguish Fire In Hold Causes Expansion Of Cargo Of Jute, Baled Cotton And Caustic Soda

Swelling Of Cargo May Wreck Hold   Crippled Freighter Ifcads For Tsingtae Under New Orders

FLYING ARROW MAY BLOW UP   Caustic Soda And Baled Cotton In No. 5 Hold Ready To Explode

Crippled American Vessel Departs For Chinese Reds’ Port, Fearing Hold Blast

Freighter Moves Toward Tsingtao   Danger Of Explosion Given By Master As  Cause For Decision

Owners of Ship End Attempt to Enter Shanghai   Master Says Explosion Danger Too Pressing Watching U. S. Destroyers to Withdraw.

Water Causes Blast Dancer  Order Vessel Moved . ee eee ‘1.4 Dard

U. S. Freighter Attempting fo Make Tsingtao   British Vessel Shadowed by Chinese Craft

Flying Arrow Starts Trip to Tsingtao   Captain of Shelled Ship Fears Blast in 'No. 5 Hold

ACTION SOUGHT ON DRAFT BILL   Vinson Says It Should Come Up After Appropriation Bill

DRAFT BILL SPEED URGED   Vinson Wants House Group To Hurry Debate On Measure.

Chinese Forces Trapped by Red:   Nationalists’ 26th Army is Interned in Indochine

Three Political Talks Scheduled For Truman  President May Make Annenrancace   President May Make Appearances In Illinois, Ohio

Truman Plans Radio Tatks And Personal Work in Campaign  Opens with Radio Address Next Wednesday

Truman Turns To The Radio Tc Defeat His Foes   Personal Appearances Not Barred, However, From His Program.

Government Li Lists F Survival Secrets’ in First Bookle t on What fo Do if Atomic Bomb Falls

sia Vv ITAL SECRETS *You Can Survive,’ Advises:  U. S. Atom Bomb Booklet

u Cane'sve Throug  Goverment ist 4 Survival Secrets’ in Firs Booklet on What to Do if Atomic Bomb Falls

Government Gives Survival Secrets  * x x ow ok *. * *  Rooklet Tolle How You Can Line Weal An A. ar P24

Government Publishes Atomic Book   Means Of Surviving A-Bomb Attacks Told

TEXANS ENJOY WARM WEATHER  Pacitic, Midwest Regions Get Rain   SPRINGLIKE WEATHER TC! PIATING PORECALT

BATTLE STAGED IN POST OFFICE   Year-Old Janiter Dies of Heart Athwl After Wounding Two Postal Inspectors ‘ut Robinson, LU, Post Office.

Kremlin Eases Berlin Barrier To Cargo How  Britain, Scandinavians  . Sats Fee = fee 2 SS er

Kremlin Eases Berlin Barrier To Cargo How  Britain, Scandinavians Organize Money Unior

Berlin Blockade lifted By Reds  Move Believed To Be Only Temporary

Soviet Blockade Of Truck Traffic To Berlin Liftec   Bottleneck Examination: Of Cargo Mysteriously  Dropped By Russians

Plan Appeal Of Death Sentence   Claim Slayer Is ‘Hopelessly Insane’

Counterfeit,  Drug Rings  On Upswing F ederal Crime —  Probers Disclose _ Three Big Centers

Counterfeiting, Dope Traffic on Upswing jIn U.S., Senate Crime Investigators Told

Democrats Prepared To Cut Billion Dollars From Excise Levies   Worker's Buying Power Seen Doubled in 30 Years

Board Studies Crime Reports   Narcotic Activity and Counterfeiting Climb

U.S. Bogus Bill Artists, Dope Peddlers Thrive  Senate Probe Shows ‘Rackets in Country At Postwar Peak

Crime Upswing Report Probed  Conate Investigators   Senate Investigators Hear Counterfeiting; Drug Trade Booming

Bogus Money, Drug Traffic Upswing Notec  $100,000 Seized Each  Month; Agency Heads Sr i Senna: S

Report Shows Counterfeiting and Drug Traffic Both On Upswing In the Nation

SENATE STUDIES CRIME REPORTS   U. S. Officials Say Phoney Money Is Being Turned Out Fast

Counterrenting increases  Crime On Upswing In Country, Official Tell

Grime Upswing Report Probed   Senate Investigators Hear Counterfeiting; Drug Trade Booming

Probers Study Reports Crime ls On Upswing   Are Told That Drug And Counterfeiting Rackets Increasing

Bogus Money, Drug Traffic On Increase  Sieze $100,000 Monthly In Counterfeit Bills

MacArthur Doesn’t Want Position in Korea Sold Cheaply in Bargaining

Yank Fighters Move Into Line   Fanatic Reds Are Making Last Stand.

Yankees Within Artillery Range of Manchuria; Communists Use Planes

MacArthur Sends Three American Divisions to  Stop Red Counter-drive

South Koreans Who. ‘Had Been Setting Pace In Many” Sectors: Lose Ground To Reta Counter-Blows        CONTINUE LIGHTNING . .*% SWEEP IN NORTHWEST

South Korea Troops Are Hurled Back   Bottle-Wise Yanks Relieving Allies In Kev Sectors

North Korean Communists Bolstered by Chinese Communist Troops Strike Back in Three Key Sectors Near Manchurian Border.

Rivers Keep Up Climb in State As Rains Occur   Floodwall Patrolled by Soldiers at Vincennes; Elliston Expects Another Crest.

Flood Situation in Southern Indiana Rivals 1943 Disaster: Workers Labor to Save FloodwallWabash River May Reach 29-Foot Level

Says Doctor Admitted He Killed Womar   State Charges Dr, Sander Said He Injected Air Into Patient

State Claims Doctor Admits Killing Patient   Mercy Killing Trial Opened by State With 13-Man Jury; Doctor Says He Killed Woman

HEAR EVIDENCE IN MERCY TRIAL   PROSECUTION QUOTES ALLEGED CONFESSION BY EASTERN DOCTOR

State Says Dr. Sander Once Admitted Killing Suffering Cancer Patient After Pleas

DOCTOR’S ‘CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR’ State Reports Sander Killed Patient On Plea Of Husband

Claims Mercy  Killing Done At Plea Of Husband   State Outlines Case Against Doctor

Woman Might Have Lived For Two More Days   Death Hastened by Dr. Sander to Relieve Her Suffering

As ‘Merey Death’ Trial Begins   Physician Quoted As Admitting To Medical Referee He Injected Air Into Veins Of Dying Cancer Woman At Pleading Of Husband; Gave Her Two Days To Live

ADMITTED KILLING --State Outlines It’s Case  Against Country Doctor

State Outlines Case Against Dr. Sander   Confession Cited; Say Husband's Plec Influenced Doctor

PROSECUTOR'S CASE AGAINST DOCTOR BEGUN   ‘State Charges Sander Admitted Taking Life of Cancer Victim

Admitted Guilt Is State Charge   “Law Was Not Right ‘and Should Be Changed” Is  -Prosecutor’s Report of Doctor’s Confession.

Kighth Army Tre ‘oops ° Safely  Out of Kunu   Reds Mover Into Flaming Village As They Depart

Yanks Pull Out of Kunu   Dozen Fires Started In N. Korean Village; Planes Strafe Reds

‘Last American Troops Protecting Rear ‘Of Eighth Army Are Withdrawn Safely

[Two Divisions Of Americans Escape Onrush   Cammiac Attacte   Commies Attack In Korea Being Aided by Tanks

More-Than 200,000 Chinese Are-Using Tanks for First Time   Two American Divisions Escupe Across Chongchon in Korea; Other Chinese. Are Rolling Down Gap Toward Allied Flank

Tank Equipped Reds 30 Miles From Pyongyang   Two American Divisions Eseape Across Chongchon River; Heavy Smoke Haze Hampers Air Activity

Pour Through Wide Gap in Defense Lines  Two U.S. Divisions Escape Red Horde

1 U.S. Divisions Escape But Reds Continue Assault   Breakthrough in Yellow Sea Area Would Seal Off Bulk of U.N. Army

Two Yankee Divisions Get Out of Snare   Big U.N. Force Still Faces Peril as Foe Drives to Cut It Off

Two Divisions Escape Over Chongchon River  One Red Column Is Within Thirty Miles of Pyongyang

But Threat Of Trap Is Not Ended   Chinese Reds Are Using Tanks Now, Front Reports Say

Large Allied Force Stull Sealed off   200,000-Man Chinese Offensive Reported Bringing Tanks up  Through Wide UN Gap

1 Yank Divisions Escape as Chinese Swarm Through Gap   U. N. Army Fights For Life Against Breakthrough Threat

U. S. 23th and 2nd Uivisions Ford Icy Chongchon Waters  CHINESE, HAVE TANKS Enemy Breakthru to Sec  Would Seal Off 110,000 U. N. Troops

200,000 Chinese With ‘Tanks Pour Through Gap   One Column Near North Korean Capital. Allies Fight Desperately

Chinese Using First Tanks; 200.000 Men  Leading Attack   Allies Believed Capable of Setting Up Winter Defense Line

Reds Swarm Through Gap To Forge Trap   U. S. Eighth Army Spokesman Says Rex Column Is 30 Miles From Pyonayana

REPORT TANK atl oY REDD EDR UST TIM   Threaten to Catch UN Troops in Trap lf They Drive to Yellow Sea.

Tanks Into Battle Near Chongchon   Breakthrough To Yellow Sea Would Seal Off Bulk Of UN. Forces: Yanks Make Safe Retreat In Kunn Area

Two American Divisions Are Able to Escape South Across Icy Chongchon River

Chinese Reds Pour Through Wide Gap   Two U.S. Divisions Escape South Over Chongchon River   But Large Portion  Of 110,000-man U.N Force May Become Sealed OFF by Enemy

Troops Cross: Chongchon in North Korea   24th Division Holding Escape Corridor Open

Two Retreating U. . Divisions Cross Chongchon   But Communists Press Attack In Force At Many Points

American Units Saved: Chinese Pressure Grows  Invader Columns Pouring Through Gaps in Defense

2 Divisions Hseape As Gap Widens   200.000 Red Troops Smash Defense Line In Northwest Korea

2 Yank Units Escape Across Icy Chonachon  But Reds Threaten To Trap a Bia Force

‘Communists Threaten To ‘Trap Allies   Swarms Pouring Through Gap Endanger Big Force In Northwestern Sector

Report Reds Using Tanks  For Ist Time   Reds Pouring Thru Wide Gap Threaten To Trap Big Force

Report Chinese Reds Now Use Tanks —Enemy Column Said 30 Miles From Pyongyang — Three Spearheads Threaten Allies’ Right Flank

RedColumn30 Miles  rom ormerCapital   Chinese Using Tanks For First Time: Big Allied Force Faces Trap

Tanks and Men Roll South In Mass Attack   Chinese Breakthrough Wodld Seal OFf More Than LOOL000 Troops

Big Allied Force Still Threatened By Encirclement   Red Columns Menace Retreat Route cf U.S. 24th, ROK Bivisiens

TANKS SLASH: AT WIDE OPEN ‘ALLIED FLANK         Two US Divisions: Make Escape: Over Chonachon River

Two U.S. Divisions Escape Chinese Reds; 110,000 More  ‘Are Facing New Korean Trap

Troops Cross Icy River; Communists Peril Escape Roads   Big Allied Force Threatened By Trap; Reds Within 30 Miles Of Pyongyang; Using Tanks For First Time

But Large U.N. Force Faces Trap   Chongchon Crossed by Pair of Divisions; Reds Use Tanks.

Force Of 200,000 Chinese Using Tanks In Drive To Sew Up U.N. Units   COMMUNISTS   Within 30 Miles Of Former Capital; Smoke Haze Hampers Air Activity

Another Large Allied Force Threatened with Trap as Reds Swarm Through Wide Gap

Foe Reported Using Tanks  First Time   Break-Through To Yellow Sea Would Cut Off 110,000 Mer

Chinese Trap Perils Force In Wide Gap   Over 200,000 Swarm Through Icy Hills, Nearing Pyongyang

Two U.-S. Divisions Escape Across Chongchon River; Red Breakthrough Would Trap U. N. Force.   CHINESE TANKS THROWN INTO FIGHT

Red China Mobs May Trap Big U.N. Force      Eneney Breakthru To Yellow Sea Feared

Two Other Units Escape Across River   Chinese Throw 50,000 More Men  Into Korean War

Chinese Communists Swarm Through Wide Gap In Move Which May Cut Off Big Allied Force—Offensive Mass Of More Than 200,000 Men Reported Using Tanks For First Time—Six Enemy Armies Definitely Identified In Korea

Chinese Press Assault Against Allies — Using Tanks In Vast Attack.

Fresh Blows Menace Withdrawal Gateway; ‘Chinese Using Tanks   Hope io Salvage Enough Manpower, Material to Set ‘Up Allied Winter Defense Line In North Korea Area

2 American Divisions  Reach Safety   Chinese Offensive Mase Of More Than 200,000 Men in Sweep Against Exposed U.N. Flank

China Troops Swarm Through Battered Line   2 U.S. Divisions Safe As Reds Use Tanks, 200,000 Men Against Broken U.N. Forees: Situation ‘Mobile’

U.S. Divisions Make Escape Across River.   Chinese Reported \ To be Using Tanks; Swarm Through Big Gap in Allied Line

Chinese Reds Pouring  Through Tokchon Gap; Menace Bia Allied Force

Enemy Drive May Seal Off Large Force   One Red Colurmn 30 Miles From Former North Korean Capita

Chinese Force- of 250,000 Pouring Around U.N. Flank in Encircling Drive That Perils New Allied Line

Escape Koute For Allies Threatened  U.S. Troens Badly Mauled As They

Communist Breakthrough Keeps U.N. Forces “Im Retreat: Reds Using Tanks First Time

Chinese Reds Continue To Attack Using Tanks; Escape Gate Threatened   Fate Of U.S. 24th And The South Korean First Divisions-On Western Flank Are Unknown; Withdrawal In Eastern  Sector All But Complete.

REDS TRY TO PIN ALLIES: AGAINST SEA   Three Chinese Columns, Using Tanks, Strike Bex hind Shattered U. N, Lines Toward the Yellow Sea.

Escape Koute for Allies Threatened   U. S. Troops Badly Mauled As They Retreat in Near-Jere Temnerature

Chinese Offensive Mass Of Over 200,000 Men Reported For First Time Using Tanks

Chinese Forces Using Big Tanks For First Time   Reds Threaten To Trap Large Allied Group; Reports Communists Within 30 Miles Of Pyongyang

Two American Divisions Flee Across Icy River as Chinese Move Tanks into Korean War

K. U. INDIAN AMD  School of Education to Set Up Programs, Projects for U.S;

TESTIMONY IS REFUSED  Hawaii Probers Claim 39  Face Contempt Action

House Group Ends Hearings In Honolulu  Returning To U.S. To Start Contempt Action Against 39

Ex-Governor Of Fla. Named Administrator   Truman Issues Executive Order

New Agency Set Up By President   Civil Defense Post   Civil Defense Post Given To Former Governor Caldwell

TRUMAN NAMES CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATOR   President Sets Up New Agency To Coordinate Home Front Defense

Caldwell Given Vast  Powers To Guide Natior   President Makes Job Effective At Once As Row Threatens To Boo New Agency

Caldwell New Defense Boss   Former Governor Named Head Of Civilian Administration

President : Sets Up Civil Defense  Ex-Gov. Caldwell Of Florida Named

Civilian Detense Head Named   Former. Gov. Caldwell of Florida to Have Vast Powers.

FORMER FLORIDA GOVERNOR TOPS CIVIL DEFENSE   Millard F. Caldwell Given $17,500-A-Year Post  By Truman   “TREMENDOUS JOB” FACES APPOINTEE

Requests Veto Of Basing Point Bill  Senators To Carry Appeal To Truman

Russian Expose Is Rejected By President  Sen. Ferguson Leads Chorus of Criticism

Tally Shows 33,000 More G.O.P. Votes   State Canvassing Board’s Official Count Credits Republicans With Total Of 245.853 in Primary

Powers Set Up Defense Group  In West Europe   Highest War Chiefs of 1Nations Form Perma+ nent Committee

Plan Permanent Defense Setup   Group of  Experts to Supervise Western Europe Forces

Super-Diplomat Needed to Head New Organization   W. Averill Harriman - Is Under Consideration

Ministers Reach Agreement on Supervision Plan  West Allies Decide   West Allies Decid: To Give Steel Control to Germans

U.S. Presses for 12-Nation Army  Atlantic Pact Allies Would Pool Defenses Under Super-Command

Plan Army To Hait All Red Moves   Details of Idea To Be Released in London Thursday

Treaty Nations Discussing Plan  Defense Effort Needs   Defense Effort Needs Industrial Praductian

West To Set Up Council Of Defense   Will Include Military Chiefs of Atlantic Pact Nations.

PLAN SUPER-: COMMAND TO: OPPOSE REDS   North Atlantic Allies Urgs ed to Set Up Military Force, Not Just Joint Armies. —_   PLAN STUDIED BY FOREIGN MINISTERS   French Would Provide Most Ground Forces, Britain Fighter Planes, U. S. Bombers, oniay Wearchine

Ministers Reach Agreement on Supervision Plan  West Allies Decide To Give Steel  Cantral tae Germans

Permanent Set-Up To Supervise All Defenses Okayed   Details Of Agreement Reached By ‘America,  11 Other North Atlantic Nations To Be  * Announced Tomorrow; Program Includes Economic As Well As Military Aids

12 COUNTRIES IN PERMANENT ORGANIZATION   Wil Meet Continuously to Supervise Joint Defenses.

ALLIES SET UP DEFENSE STAFF   Supreme Chiefs of Atlantic Nations To Be Molded. Into Permanent Board; Directive Sent Finance Ministers -:

Marquee Signs Blaze Again as  Brownout Ends  Orders Lifted  On Conservation Ac hAswne Osan

END FINDS LIGHTS UP   Brightness Blazes Across the State; Schools Reopen

NAME A TRANSIT COMPANY AND A MOTORMAN IN SUIT   Blanche and Asher L. Godfrey, Phila., Enter Claim for $35.742   Elizabeth Hassan and Lauretta Moyer Start Divorce Actions

PHILADELPHIA COUPLE SUE TROLLEY COMPAN)   dusband and Wife Claim $35,742 in Two Counts   SELLERSVILLE WRECK

ESS Se ee ee ee ee  Air Force Officers Among Those Arrested in Brazil

Asks Report On Progress  Of Talks   President Seeks Karly Settlement Of Coal Crisis

Gov't Urged  To Market  Surplus Spuds Thomas Predicts Growers To Howl

Hiring Halls Outlawed By High Court  Body Refuses To Review The Verdi.

Man's Triumphs, Failures of Gloomy Year In Lesser Things Worth Year-end Review

The ot Qutiook Is Even Varker Time Has Come For Annual Summing Up of 'Man‘s Successses (Few) and Failures (Many)

POLICE HUNT SLAYER OF YOUNG WIFE   Boly of Mra. Dorothy Kelm o: Near St. Joseph, Michigan Found In Creck — Apparently Strangled After Struggle I Home.

Note Rejected By MacArthur   Red Demand On Crackdown Brings Sharp Reply

Urge Wider Propaganda Use by U.S.   Must Combat Soviet Campaign Against American Actions

Officials Draft Propaganda War  Barrage of ‘Ideas’ To Counter Soviet

New Voice Program Due   Bigger Information Service Needed Tc Fight Propaganda

Draft Big New Idea Program   ‘Acheson Says Truman  Orders New U. S.  - Information Plan For Peace

Marshall and Eisenhower Support Plan For ‘Truth’ Program to Counter Red Lies.

U.S. Working on New Information Plan for Peace  Draft Proaram to

Draft New Plan To Use Truthin Work for Peace   Program Stems From Resolution Made by Democratic Solon

Sicilian Black Hand Sociefy Shows Up in Big-Time Crime   Sencte Probers Have Evidence Mafia Responsible For Much Crime in Narcotics, Gombling, Hi-Jacking

Mafia Has Hane InU. S. Crime?  Senate Group Said To Have Evidence

» > a> db SICILIAN BLACK HAND SOCIETY BLAMED FOR U. S. BIG TIME CRIME

GROUP PUSHING CRIME INQUIRY   Senator Investigators Get Evidence On Sicilian “Black Hand@’” Society.

Dope Traffic Charge Made By Kefauver   Costello Accused Of Heading U. $. Branck Of Sicilian Society

Crime Probe Eyes Sicilians   Black Hand Society Linked ta U. S. Jobs

Trace U. §. Crime to “Black Hand”      Sicilian Society Is Reaching Into This Country. Belief

Senate Board Turns Probe To Mafia Group   U. S. Narcotics Commissioner Gives Special Testimony

All 58 On Pilgrim Plane Died In Crash, Search Party Says   Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area

Find Pilgrim Plane Wreckage, 58 Dead  All Bodies Mangled In Alpine’ Crash

OB ARE KILLED "IN PLANE CRASH   1  GLIDES FIND BROKEN BODIES  aT POT WHERE AIRLINER WENT DOWN.

All Pilgrims Found Dead After Crash   Bodies Of 58 Torn Te Pieces By Forse Of Troaic Accident

WARNING TO SPEEDSTERS   “State e Troopers Have New Machine To Track Motorists With Radar

GRID PLAYER INJURED   Scott City Youth Reported in s Critical Condition

Coal Industry Forms National Defense Group   To Help Provide Adequate Fuel; Nam Area, Local Men

War Aid Committee Formed for Mines  Cooke and Sullivan To Direct New Group

Denham Speech Stirs AFL Ire  Unfit For NLRB Job  ee Sa Pea ee, ee

Hope Break With Bulgaria Is Effective   In Easing Situation For Americans in Other Red Countries

Other Breaks Mav Follow  Bulear Lead   U. S. Reportedly May Extend Toughened Policy To Red Satellites

TEMPERATURES   Enjoy The Christmas Holiday The Next One Will Be Leaner

New Hurricane Threat To isles   Second Storm Grows Near West Indies’

NEW HURRICANE GATHERS POWER   Storm Starts In British West  Indies And Travels To  ward West.

Johnson Hits Alaska Strike  _ Says Truman Agrees  It’s Threat To U. S.

AFL Rift In Alaska Held Peril   Johnson Avers Presiden Agrees Housing Strike Menaces Security

WINS GRAIN JUDGING   Team From L.M.H.S, Competed at Alma Saturday

[MISS EARLINE SEBASTIAN ELDO STONE, JR., MARRIED IN CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY

Man Adinits Slaying His Young Daughiel   Former U.S. Employe Al so Injures Wife On  Skyline. Drive

District Man Killed Daugh ter; Drove Car Over Hillside   ‘WIFE CRITICALLY HURT IN VIRGINIA HOSPITAL

Father Marders Child   Ex-Federal Worker Savs Worries Drove Him to Kill Danuschter. Wound Wife in Skyline Drisce Plot

LOSS SET AT S100 000 IN CTABLE BLAZE   Horses Which Were Killed Were Valued At From $3,000 To $10,000 Each, Were Undergoing Winter Training   BLAZE FOUGHT TWO HOURS BY FIREMEN

‘Soviet Town Leaders Beating Drums Against U. S. “Aggression”   Denunciations Follow Russian Rejection of UN Decision to Aid South Karea

: + Spokesmen For Russia Denounce American Intervention In Korea

" ‘Too Many Robbers For The Cops’  Goal Of Enforcing World Peace ‘In Korea Appears 10 Be Lost Cause

Korea War Seems Decided By Vast Numbers of Chinese  Veteran Correspondent Reports UN Goal Pali ich. Ada’. a Te

Evacuation of Korea Remains Only Choice, Says Veteran Writer   By HAL BOYLE A. P. Staff Writer

“Too Many Robbers For The Cops”:  UN Defeat Is Inevitable, Says Reporter Hal Boyle

SLOW, SAFE RETREAT ONLY CHOICE LEFT UN ARMY Korean War Appears Decided Now By Superior Weiaht Of Enemy. Not By Weapons Or Tactics

WRITER BELIEVES ALLIES HAVE LOST THE WAR IN KORE!   Hal Boyle Says Outnumbered U. N. Troops Cannot Achieve Victory and Predicts Their Evacuation.   DECLARES NO MORE MAJOR BATTLES LIKEL\   Big Problem Ahead, He As serts, Is to Salvage as Many Men and as Much Equipment as Possible.

Sabotage Seen in Second Explosion With Voice of America as Target

Sabotage OF Voice Of America Possible FBI Probes Destruction Of  Radio Antenna By Explosion

Final Barrier To Coal Peace Being Lifted  Lewis And Hard  Coal Operators In deg OD Ee Gani Torstar om neremeAIge OR

Banging Bungs Leads To Strike   1,000 Walk Out Of Phila. delphia Distillery Over Dispute.

FRENCH REARMAMENT PLAN IS APPROVED   Premier Pleven Given Vate of Confidence on Tazation ts Finance Program.

Politics Hurt War Planning,  Senators Say   Aiken, Martin Demand U.S  Be Told Facts, Start AlLQut Proeram

Truman Playing Politics Charged By Two Senators  Republicans Demand Contro! Legislation Passage At Once

GOP Senators Charge Truman Plays Politics   All-Out Control Program Demanded On Home Front

REPUBLICANS SAY POLITICS PLACED FIRST   Would Revoke Bail On Grounds They Are Peril to Nation

Aiken Charges Truman Puts Politics First   Declares Public Kept In Dark on Gravity Of Situation, Urges . All-Out Curbs Now

Truman Accused Of Playing Politics With Mobilization  Coen Aton Martin “Mharoca Troth   Senators Aiken, Martin Charge Truth On Crisis Being Withheld Until Election:

GOP SENATORS RAP DELAY ON MOBILIZATIOR   Aiken, Martin Charge Govt. Playing Politics, Urge All-Out Action

Republican Senators Flay President      Aiken, Martin Says “Polltics” Holding Up Home Front Controls.

SENATORS CLAIM TRUMAN PLAYING PARTY POLITICS   Aiken And Martin Demand All-Out Program On Home Front   NOVEMBER ELECTIONS * HELD MAJOR FACTOR

Republican Senators Say Truman Playing Politics  With Home Mobilization   Aiken Of Vermont And Martin Of Pennsylvania Demand All-Out Program At Once; Passage Of Wage-Price-Rationing Controls Near

ELMIRA CHURCH PLAN FOR ANNUAL HOMEGATHERING   Yearly Event Is Thursday Noon; Name Committees  Bar Tisinnar

WITH A VENGEANCE   Mercury Dips to Lower 30s Accompanied by Wind and Snow   MAKES SUDDEN CHANGE

WINTER MOVES IN WITH A VENGEANCE   Mercury Dips to Lower 30 Accompanied by Wind  nd Snow   MAKES SUDDEN CHANGE

Harry Bridges Union Ousted By CIO Board   Longshoremen Leader Aceused As Follower - OF Communist Policy

C.L0. Ousts Bridges, Men  ' Communist Activity ' Pointed To By Boare

Radio ‘Voice’ of Female Mosquito May Lure Males of Species to Their Deaths

Picture of Fronts.   Fight Against ‘Amendments ta ‘Control Bill’

Truman Protests Control Bill Riders; Senate Action Due on Measure Monday

Half Of Infantry Regiment Escapes: In The Northwest   Ground Situation In Crucial Northwest Apparently Stabilized For Moment—"Firm Defense Line” Reported Formed Alonc River

lax Increases Go Into Effect In Sfate Today  Tougher Sex Crime Laws Passed; Park

_ —HUNTS TAX REVENUE—  Need $500 Million More To Offset Planned Cuts

Vatican Tells Of St. Peier’s Tomb Finding   New Details Given. On Excavations In Historie Basilica

Chinese Units Said Joining Fierce Battle   U.N. Reinforcements Being Shifted To Aid South Koreans

CLAIM CHINESE IN ATTACKING FORCES   Communists Aim To Retain Vital Power Plant   R.0,K. GENERAL   Reports Fierce Fighting: Reinforcements Rushing To Aid South Koreans

BELIEVE MANY CHINESE REDS ARE IN ACTION   South Korean Troops Tell Of Heavy Fighting Near Pvensvang

New Reports Say Chinese Reds Have Joined War   Determined Fight Stops ROK Drive To Sweep Countrw

Troops Leading Latest Attacks On U.N. Forces Thought Mostly Chinese   Reds Aiming To Force Allies. From Manchurian Border; Prisoner Says Mixed Divisions Engaged In Attacks.

Senator Tydings Is ‘Winner in Primary   Maryland Voters Giva Him an Overwhelming Ave tecton: ant Elwelklen:

TYDINGS ‘FINS iN RARYLERD   Gets Overwhelming Vote Of Canfidence In Primaries

TYDINGS WINNER IN SENATE RACE   Maryland Man Wins Demo. cratic Nomination, Defeat. ing Two Opponents—Governor'’s Race Cloap.

Sen. Tydings Wins Easily   Gets More Votes‘Than Opponents Combined In - Marvland Primary.

Big Vote Given To Sen. Tydings  Maryland Democrat: Back Truman Man

Tydings Gets Overwhelming Vote (f Confidence In Maryland Primary

Tydings Wins In Maryland .   Takes Primary Race Over Two Opponents

Senior Solon Scores Easy Vote Victory   Tydings Swamps Two ' Opponents By Margin Of More Than 100.00¢

QUAKERTOWN CLUB RAD PROGRESSIVE QINNER   About 70 Women Jook Part In Visiting 4 Homes   MRS. SHOWER HOSTESS

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All In The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

JESSUP MAKES SHARP DENIAL BEFORE BOARD   M’Carthy Allegation: Said Injurious To Nation

Jessop Blasts McCarthy As. ‘Irresponsible’   Insinuations Hurting: America’s Interests, Envoy-Tells Concras«

Generals Defend Jessup Against Loyalty Charges   Marshall, Eisenhower's Statements Read at Sub-Committee Probe

News Day And Night   Generals Declare MeCarthy’s Charges Shocking, Totally Unfounded   MeCarthy Protests   Word By Accused   But Jessup Allowed To Defend Self In Hearing Be fore Committee

Will Strengthen Armed Forces, More A-Bombs  President Outlines Program at Meeting Ob Tan i aadare

President Meets With Party Heads      Strict Controls, Higher Taxes, Tougher Draft Inevitable

Plans Call For Buildup of U.S. Armed Forces and Hike  In Atomic Bomb Production

Production Of A-Bombs Will  Be Increased   Grave Threat To World Peace Must Be Met, President States

President Asks Funds to Meet Threat to Peace  Emergency Spending   Emergency Spending Program Delivered to Congress After Parle

Miner Saved By Rescuers   Crews Hope To Reach Last Brother Today

Grid Parley Operators  Are Nabbed   Chicago Police Raid Clearing House, Arrest Two

Confiscate Tai ards  In Chicago   Raid Clearing House Handling Grid Pool Bets

ALASKA, HAWAII MAY JOIN UNION   New Congress Session May O.K. Statehood

Shortage of Box Cars to  Handle Crop   Soybeans Pile in Market Centers in Harvest Season

Third Of Quebec Town Burned Ou  300 Homes Destroyed, Cost At $20,000,000

Snow Helps To Curb Bad Quebec Fire   $20 Million Blaze Rages For More Than 30 Hours;  Many Homeless

.- DISASTER IN RIMOUSKI—   Town Almost Wiped Out By Fire: 2,000 Homeless

Snow Helps Curb Quebec Fire  $20,000,000 Blaze Whipped by High Wind

Quebec Town Third Gutted   + Fire Unchecked for 30 Hours as Wind Drives Flames Through Home:

Damage Set At 20 Million In Quebec Fire  Third Of Rimouski Wiped Out As Blaze  Sweeps Community

Snow Helps Firemen To Curb $20 Million Blaze Leaving 2,000 Homeless

Snow Helps Curt Twenty Million Dollar Blaze   Third of St. Lawrence Town Destroyed by 30 Hour Fire

SNOW HELPING TO EXTINGUISH RAGING BLAZE   20-Million Dollar Fire Raves 300 Homes In Quebec Town

LIGHT SNOW AIDS WORN OUT FIRE FISHTERS   Third of Rimouski In Charred Ruins; Over 300 Homes Lost

One-Third of Rimouski, Quebec, Lo cated on St. Lawrence River, Wiped  * Outin Blaze Which Rages for More  - Than 30 Hours—Light Snow Early To day Helps Exhausted Firemen—At Least 2,000 Driven From Hornes.   NO DEATHS. ARE LISTED

Light Snow Helps Stop Canada Fire   8 Major Institutions Gutted; Dying Winds Help

Disasterous Fire Curbed in Small Canadian Town   $20,000,000 Blaze Rages 30 Hours in Lumber Town

$20,000,000 FIRE CURBED   Light Snow Helps. Weary Firemen Battling  30-Hour Blaze

Light Snow Helps Firemen In Battling $20 Million Blaze; Check Discloses No Deaths

County Chapter Exhausts Polio Funds and Receives National Foundation Aid

BUCKS POLIO CHAPTER WILL GET EXTRA FUNDS   Has Spent $20,626 to Date Caring for 31 Patients

55 AF Planes Reported Lost  In Korean Wai   Far East Air Force Claims Destruction Of 70 Enemy Craft

Navy Veteran Feared Drowned   Car Plunges Through Bridge At Old Town

Easy Sailing For New Contro Bill Forecast   Senate Expected Tc Approve House Measure Speedily

SOS Signal Is Heard by B-29 4n Plane Hunt   Revives Hopes C54 Crew ls, Alive

Labor's Lead In Brifain Cut By Voters   Conservatives Make Gains In Election On Thursday

Indiana Dragon  May Be Freed   Board Recommends Stephenson Clemency

Romania Fires Weapons Into Yugoslavia  Frontier Incident   Frontier Incident Occurs During Sunday Election

Romanians Fire Into Yuvoslavia   Tito Ministry Denounces *Act Of Pravacatian’

All-Out War Action Urged   Dewey Wentsa US To Call Entire National Guard

Dew ey U rges  . Prepare  For Total War   Would Call Up All Of Guard And Build Army Of 100 Divisions

LAH-Gut misnt INow   Dewey Asks Biggest US ‘Mobilization In History

Wite and Strung-Along Air Hostess To Stand by Plane-Bomb Defendant

Wreck Toll May Exceed 50 Persons   A Hundred Others Seriously Injured In Long Island Train Collicilan

100 Hurt In Long Island Rail Mishap   Vehicles Jammed With Thanksgiving  Evening Travelers

Farmers’ Export Market Shrinking  Foreign Nations Lack Rade we Ew Dare

Scientist: ‘Civilizes’ Tiny Chimp  VIKI GREETS ‘PAPA’ AND ASKS FOR ‘CUP

Body Found in Columbia Lake   Watchman Had Bullet Wound In His Chest

Waterways Fund Bill Is Slashed   M, U. Watchman Is Found Shot to Death

Ban On Quickie State Weddings Wins Approval   One Bill Sent To Senate lls For Five-Day Waiting Period

(;overnment Moves  To Jail Top Reds  Urges Appeals Court to Revoke

Jail Top Reds U. S. Demands   Say Bail Freedom Perilous to Nation

Ask Court to Jail 11 Coramunists as Menace to Nation   U. S. Requests N. Y. Judge Revoke Bail For Party Leaders to Stop ‘Conduct . Dangerous to Public Welfare;’ Case Scheduled for Hearing on Thursday

US Reds Face  Return to Jail   Revocation of Bail Requested For Convicted Party Officials

Government Acts fo Jail 11 Top U.S. Communists   Asks Appeals Court to Revoke Bail of ‘U. S. Politburo’

it Was Heave-Ho Year in Filmland   Stars’ Divorces Outpace Weddings 8to1

Love Takes a Lacing in Hollywood During 1950 as Divorces Increase

Air-Artillery Team Smashes  Night Attack   U. S. Planes Guided By Flares From Big Guns Break Back of Red Flanking Move

ARTILLERY-AIR ATTACK BREAKS UP RED DRIVE   New Technique Stalls  Flanking Move 12 Mile’ North Of Taegu

Artillery And Air Force Combine Talents To Smash Enemy Flanking Movement In After-Dark Attack

U.S. Fighters Halt Red Try To Get Taegu   Hard-Hitting Night Attack Breaks Flank Movement Around 27th

Two Missing Fliers Found On Cape Island   West Peabody Men Escape Serious Injury As Plane Crachec

Heavy Turnouts Reported In Early Hours   Final Results Not Expected Until Friday Afternoon

BRITAIN MAKING MAJOR DECISION   Voters Going To Polls Today To Decide Between Socialism Or Return To Conservative Rito

Britain Selects Prime Minister InBallot Today  Heavy Vote Reported During Early Hours In Crucial Election

Record Vote Is Expected As Britons  Choose Rule   Labor-Conservative a) Contest Is Placed  For People Today

Britons to Decide on Socialistic Government  Heavy Vote Report in British Election

British Settle Labor-Tory Battle Today   Domestic Issues -Seem Foremost Ir Crucial Election

British Aim At Reeord In National Vote   Socialism Is Issue As Laborites Seek To Stay In Office

ritain Votes day; Issue Socialism   Close Vete Seen; Results to Be Known

British Polls Crowded Early In Heavy Vote   Liberal Party Suggests Aid If Labor Loses

Wilson To Head Defense Office      Industrialist Will Be In Charge Of All Mobilization

Open Office Of Defense Mobilization   Charles E. Wilson, General Electric Chief, Giver Vast Powers Over National Economy.

Wilson Gets Wide Power  For Defense   Manpower Chief Wil ‘Direct, Coordinate’ Home-Front Effort

Vast Power To Wilson   Boss of New Agency To Have Complete Con. trol Over Mobilization

Wilson Ordered To Assume Helm Of Defense Work  New Mobilization Director To Wield Sweeping Powers

TRUMAN CREATES DEFENSE OFFICE   GE'S CHARLES WILSON TO DIRECT POWERFUL MOBILIZATION AGENCY

Wilson Named For New Post   Directs, Controls and Coordinates all Mobiliza-tion Activities.

Wilson Gets Wide Powers As Chief Of Mobilization   National Emergency Call ‘Brings Powers Into Focus

Wilson: Takes Over As. Chief Of War Effort   New Mobilization Director Gets a ‘Blank Check’ from Truman

President Creates New Mobilization Office; Wilson To Be Director

Wilson Gets Vast Powers To Mobilize   Former GE Head Answerable Only To President

Truman Creates Agency To Direct U. S. Mobilization   GE President Wilson Is Made Its Director

Wilson Is Given Vast Powers fo Mobilize Nation   President Creates ‘a Powerful New Agency To Direct Operations

Wilson Gets Wide Power On New Job   President Sets Up Mobilization Office To Gird For Action

DIRECTOR NAMED IN MOBILIZATION   President Creates New Of. fice Of Defense To Control And Coordinate Activities.

Full Powers Are Granted Charles Wilson   Activities Subject To Director Under New Defense Plan

Mobilization   President Delegates Vast Powers Over Economy to New Agency

Acheson Lyes German Arms   Secretary Favors Building West German Strencth

Acheson Favors Arming Germany  Big Three To Talk Over Whale Subiact

ACHESON OK'S REICH ARMING FOR DEFENSE   Says Germany Should Take Its Place As  Russian Opponent

Sec. Acheson Supports Gen. McCloy  -WantsW.Germany To Have Part in Europe’s Defense

ACHESON SAYS W. GERMANY IS IMPORTANT   Proposals tor Use As Military Potential Receive His Support

Soviet Crack-Hp Forecast Fails To Slow Detense  Demands For Droft  a a 7 Pe   Demands For Droft Extersion, More Meney Are Pushed

SOLONS FEAR AMERICA NEEDS MORE DEFENSES   CANNOT RELY UPON REPORTS THAT REDS ARE CRACKING UP

Congressional Dralt, Defense Talk Unstilled  Forecast of Eventual Russian Crack-Up Is Discounted

Red Crackup. Predictions Fail To End Fund Demand  Conoraciman Weesacs   Congressmen Express Concern Over Needs  Of National Defense

DEMANDS FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT HEARD   Forecast of the Eventual Crack-Up eof Russia's Power Fails to Quiet  Supperters   WARNINGS SOUNDED:

Vinson Scores Belief Russia Near Crack-up   Defense Spending Sull Urged After Hoffman Statement

Forecast Of Eventual Red Crack-Up Fails To Quiet Money, Draft Demand

Kremlin Believed Ready To Tighten Control by Purge of Polish Party

Draft, Defense Demands Grow In Congress  Bradley Says No Signs Point To Cold War Let-Up

Solons Are Nof Hopeful of Soviet Decline   Rep. Vinson Asserts Situation Today Not Very Cheerful

Eventual Red Crackup Idea ls Disregarded  Gen. Bradley Sees No Signs Of Letup Of Soviet Pressure,

Doubt Forecast of Crack-Up of  Russian Power   Some Legislators Think Hoffman’s Prediction ‘Wishful’ -

HOFFMAN VIEW TAKEN TO TASK   Demands Grow for More Defense Spending; Draft Extension.

Congress Ignores Crackup Forecast  Hoffman View on Russians Fails Ta End Drive for Draft. Funds

STRONG DEFENSE DEMANDS GROW   Forecast Of Eventual CrackUp Of. Russian. Power Meets Call For Extended Draft. More Manov

Solons Are Not Hopeful of Soviet Decline  Don Vineoan Accearts   Rep. Vinson Asserts Situation Today Not Very Cheerful

Draft Extension, More Money for Defense Likely   Congressmen Ignore Forecast of Russian Crack-up

[   ‘Soviet Crackup’ Not Thought Likely  Congress Goes Ahead On Plans  \For Increasing Defense Fund:

Community House Will Be Erected In ’Grove Heights  ee rN ee ee ee   Plan Ground Breaking Next Sunday Afternoon

Community House Will Be Erected  In ’Grove Heights Plan Ground Breaking Next Sunday Afternoon

ADMITS ERROR RAID POSSIBLE   U. S. Says Fighter Plane May Have Strafed Manchurian Field

Indiana's Quota In First Drait Cal! Increased   Estimate 6,000 Hoosiers ‘Vl Take Physical Exams Within Next Few Weeks

3,000 Men In Indiana Face Draft   Announce Quota Hike . Before Local Baards Get First Orders

RUSSIA IS A “BRAT”   RUA Th MEE  Local Audience Told U. N. Administered Parental Spanking in Korea

Local Audience Told U. N. Administered Parental  Spanking in Korea

 —STORE WINDOWS SHATTERED— Ypsilanti Is Rocked By Gasoline Truck Blast

‘Dunkirk’ Seen For U. S. Units In Korean War   Congressman Says Troops May Be Driven To Sea ‘In Next Few Days’

Some Nights Make the U.S. Soldiers Feel Closer to Home lf He Has an Imagination

Convict Four in Hijack Case  Federai fury Acauits Two After Memphis Tria

FOUR CONVICTED © IN CAIRO LIQUOR HIJACKING CASE   Found Guilty of Possessing Stolen Whisky in Trial at Memphis.

Anti-Truman States Rights Group Barely Winner In Only Test   Pledge Readopted Minus Changes   MecCorvey Blisters President In His Address On Civil Rights

Rising Prices  Need A Brake,  Congress Told Senators Plan Drive  rnAnNntiinn

Congressmen Being Asked To Balance  Budget Soon  Fears Of Inflation Prompt Bi-Partisan Proposals For Move

DOUGLAS, TAFT CALL FOR SLASH IN U.S. SPENDING   ILLINOIS SENATOR DECLARES INFLATION THREAT IS SERIOUS

‘Fresh Fears of Inflation Prompt Proposals to Balance Nation’s Budaet

See Brake On Intlation Necessary   Democrat Suggests Reserve Board Sell Issues in Market

Balance Budget Proposals Made   Senators Prompted by Inflation Fears

Urge Congress Balance Budget As Prices Rise   Bipartisan Plea Prompted  By Threat Of Inflation;  Situation Seen Serious

Inflation Threat Gets Congress Busy on Budget   Senators Think Brake Is In Reducing Costs, Balancing Budget

New Inflation Fears Raised   Senators Call Anew For Balanced Budget

Inflation FearsHeard In Congress   Wholesale Price Jumps Regarded as Serious; Taft Says Cutbacks Are to Be Sought   Deficit Is Huge   Half Billion Monthly Is ‘Red? Tabulation, Is Renort

Douglas fags Price increase Serious Matter   Taft Continues GOP Drive for Exnernditure Cut

Balanced Budget Calls Are Heard   Renewed Fears Of Inflation Prompts Bipartisan Proposals

Inflation Fears Bring ‘Balanced Budget Drive   Taft Predicts  Vigorous Drive by ae ff. a a

Inflation Threat Brings Balanced Budget Demands  Urged As Best Brake  fe. Detene* the Teamel

Congress Urged To Speed Work On U.S. Budget  Fea nGRF is i alan Spur

Budget Balance Drive Is Urged   Bi-Partisan Proposal Voiced as Inflation Dancer Is Felt

Truman Challenges Republicans to Rattar [lie “Eq@ir Deal’ Program

Truman on Last Lap of His Tour Tells Opponents to  Better “Fair Deal”

Brief, Bloody Battle Marks Fall OF City   Foe Offering Little Or No Resistance In ‘Many Korean Sectors

Walled City Of Kapsan Taken In Bloody Fight   pede And Saak Game   ' Hide And Seek Game Reported Underway On Chorachen River

Walled City Taken; Red Resistance Low   Gen. Sherman Tanks Speed Over Glistening Snow Towards Border—Bombers Continue Close  Bvaneut Gace “nmnnet

 ‘UN UN FORCES WITHIN 13 MILES OF MANCHURIA  “U.S. Tanks Near Border

U.S. Troops Fight Near China Line  Tank Columns Run Over Ambush Sei By Enemy Forces

UN COLUMNS . ARE I3MILES FROM BORDER   Fleeing Reds Expose Trap As Armored Troops Approach

Advance Follows Bloody Half Hour Skirmish At Entrance To North Korean City; Some Reds Bolted At Sight Of Tanks

U.S. Tank Column Pushes Closer To Manchuria Border   Red Troops Bolt at Sight of Shermans And Expose Trap as Yanks Approach Kapsan

YANKEES TAKE WALLED CITY NEAR BORDER   Ambush Attempt By Reds Exposed As Troops Stage Bolt

TANK COLUMN IS 13 MILES FROM ENEMY BORDER   Closest Advance To Manchurian Frontier  By Yanks   RED AMBUSH NEAR KAPSAN THWARTED

Tank Column In Push Over Ice CoveredTerrain   Bloody Fighting In South Korea as ROK Troops Clean House

Would Roost Madison Rates 20%,  Claim Natural Gas Price Hike ‘Due If Profits Levy Is Passed

Higher Natural Gas Price Seen   Stiff Increases Are Warned if Profits Tax Is Applied

EXCESS PROFITS TAX DRAWS FIRE   Opponent Of Proposed Levy Says Tax Would Result In Natural Gas Prices Being Inereased.

Utility Official Predicts Boost In Gas Rate If Excise Taxes Pass

Gas Industry Spokesman Says Addec Taxes Would Mean Boost In Prices

Sees Profits Tax Hard On  Gas Consumer:   Company Head States It Would Make For Stiff Increases

Stiff Increase In Natural Gas ‘Cost Predicted   House Group Warned Excess Profits Levy Would Cause Revision

Cost Of Gas To Increase If Proposed Tax Passes  Natural Gas Firm Head Is Opposed To Truman’s Plan

Utilities Spokesman Threatens High Rate Increases If Profit Tax Hiked

French Reds Halt Arms Sabotage As Party Loses Face   Campaign Failure Bring Criticism of Leaders  From Moscow

French Reds Get Order To Cease Fire’   Kremlin Says Pregrem OF Sabotage Hormful To Cammunist Perty

French Reds. Halt ‘As     rsh rin Pace   Campaign Failure. Brings Criticism of Leaders From Moscow

‘Arms Sabotage Fails, Communists Switch fo New Tactics in France

Southeast llissouri  Residents Threatenec  By Big Mississippi Break fn Levee Is  Feared As River Again on Rampage

Flood Waters Menace South   Big Levee In Missouri Threatened; Micciscinp; Peak March 1 Forecast

MISSISSIPPI. THREATENS TO BREAK LEVEE   Engineers Say Worst of Flood Is Still to Come

Floods Threafen Southern Siates  Mississippi Gnaws At Missouri Levees

Surging Waters Menace Levees   Flood Situation Gets Worse In Louisiana: Some Relief Seen.

Invite Russia To Share In ‘Peace Patrol   Western Bloc Nation: Will Give Russia Chance To Join

Spectacular Blast, Fire Destroys 4.5 Care in Montana Train Wreck

SAVINGS FOR YOU-—MAYBE  ~ Uncle Sam Eyes Tax Reductions For Various Everyday-Use Items

Congress Shows Signs of Cutting Faderal Excise Tax on Certain Items

25,000 Soft Coal Miners Quit Work   New Blow Falls On' Dwindling Fuel Supplies

Threatened Rail Walkout Rapped As Prestige Drive   Intervention Seen Onl; Hope for Preventing Strike on 10 Roads

RAILROADS RAP SWITCHMEN FOR CALLING OT RIKI   Savy Action Is Drive for Pres tige—U. S. Intervention Seen as Only Way to Avert Tie-Up.   MEDIATION BOARD MAY TRY TO END ROW   Carrier Spokesman Says Ben efits Demanded Are Equivalent to Wage Boost of 50 Per Cent.

Lines Declare Switch Strike ‘Prestige’ Act   AFL Union Said to Enroll Only 5 Percent-of Men Fneaved in Yards

Calls Strike "Reckless? and For ‘Prestige’   Railroads Say ‘An Attempt of Union to Outdo Big Rival”

Intervention Only Hepe Threatened Switchmen’s Strike. Called ‘Reckless’

Heroic ROKs Eased Allied Path For Second Front at Inchon Few Hundred South Koreans Fought a Bitter   Few Hundred South Koreans Fought a Bitte: .Four-Day Battle in Feint at East Coast fo Divert Enemv’s Attention Fram Reachhend

Film Firms Face Anti-Trust Suit  Contempt Action Filed Acuinst 4 Comnanies

Korean War Is Strangest of Allin : Which the USA Has Been Invelved

Senate Butter Bloc Is Charged With Filibustering Oleo Repeal Bill

Hero of Taejon Marder Victim   Intelligence Report Says Guilty Mar May Now Be U. S. Prisoner

Berkeley Commander of 24th Div. Stabbed to Death While He Lay Wounded, Eyewitness’ “Testifies

(Former Commander Was Last Seen Near Taejon   Latest Information Is That He Was Shot And Then Stabbed To Death.

U. 0. GENERAL ANIFED AS HE LAY HELPLESS   Captured Interpreter Say: the Identification Is Certain.

No Percentage   Believe Gen. Dean Killed by Reds After Taejon Abandoned

GENERAL DEAN KILLED BY REDS   Believed Stabbed By Red While He Lay Wounded.

ARMY INTELLIGENCE BELIEF:  Gen. Dean, Captured and Wounded, Slain by Red

General Dean Believed Dead By Official:   Army Intelligence Offi. cers Receive Repor’ That He Was Stabbec To Death By Korear Communist

Hurricane’s Course Studied   Too Early To Tell Its Route Is View

Marines Hack Through Yongdungpe Meet Hot Fire in Other Parts; 18,000 Reds Defending Capital

Yanks Thrown Back Once in Efforts to Crack City's Defenses   MacArthur Returns to Tokyo; Marine Chief Says it May Take Another Week to Secure Seoul

Enemy Slows Marine Drive   Some Americans Enter City; Stiff Resistance Met in Yongdungpo Battle

Reds Stiffen Defense of  Old Capital   Cut Main Raiiroad And Highway Leading To Southern Points

Reds Stitfen Defenses To Hold Capital   Reports Conflict On Mystery Force From Manchuria

RESISTANCE STIFFENS AS TANK-LED LEATHERNECKS ENTER STREETS OF SEOUL

HEAR RED AID ON WAY  Field Dispatches Repor' Yankees Entered Capital Yesterday

Pope Speaks On Religion. and Science   “Reaffirms There Js No Essential Clash Between Two

JOHNSON ASKS CONTINUANCE OF DRAFT ACT   Defense Secretary Requests That Selective Service be Continued for Three Years Instead of Two Years t9 Approved by House.

Draft Extension Mandatory, Sec. Johnson Claims   Death Of Selective Service Would Hit Atlantic Nations

ENLISTMENTS DECLINING Draft Extension Is Urged By High Defense Chiefs

WILL TEACH HISTORY   Three Additions Announced to Department at K.U.

Edwards Wins New Trial In Mahlan-Kline Murder   Court Of Appeals Unanimously Reverses Conviction Of Negro; Rules Confession Should Not Have Been Admitted.

Television Cameraman Broadcasts Suicide of Man in Baseball Stands

TV Cameraman Broadcasts Death Of Suicide In Baseball Perk Stands

Commission Urges  Education Increase  Top US Educators Fear Wasted Talent

Gen. Eisenhower Celled to Explain Recent Statement   Wartime Commander Asserts Country Has Disarmed Too Much

Decision Follows Armed Services Committee Approval of Program In House: Utah Project Included

Says Nation Has Disarmed Too Much   Statement Evokes Surprise at Capitol

Proposal to Split Holy City Rejected By Jordan Cabinet   Project Was for Three Zones, Arab, Jewish, International

Buying Orders Flood Exchange   Hard Hitting Demand Lifts Prices About $1

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS IN PROTEST    War Emergency No Reason To Postpone Constitutional Con-.  : vention. Ther Sar

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL GIVEN TAX REPORT   Survey Commission Would Revise Present Five-Year Assessment Program

American Planes Hammer Enemy Supply Bases   Earlier Reports Had Defenders Re-Entering Suburbs Of Seoul!

INVADERS BREAK DEFENSE FRONT OF CAPITAL CITY   Action Comes Soon After Reports That Defenders, Aided By Planes, Had Reentered Suburbs Of  Seoul.

US AIRFORCE, ARTILLERY HIT CHINESE SURROUNDING UNITED NATIONS UNITS

Senate Gets Around fo Foreign Aid   Rivers-Harbors Meosure Fossed; Senate ECA Bill Higher Than House Figure:

Sicily's Bandit King Shot in His Mountain Hideout   Outlaw Leader Defied And Eluded Police Force Since 1943

Italian Bandit King Is Killed  Onuntlaw Tra   Outlaw Trapped In Mountain Hideout

KKKKKYK MAN WHO FOUND $20,000 IS LEGAL OWNER NOW BUT IT’S DRIVING HIM CRAZY

Seize 2 as They Rob Gaming Place   Theatre Cashier Sees. Entry, Calis Law

TRUMAN URGES NATIONAL UNITY   President Truman in Mid-Year Economic Report to Congress, Appeals . for Cooperation of Labor, Businéss and ‘Conaumers in Halting Upward Price Spiral.

Truman Asks  Walkout Ban   Also Requests Curb On Inflation Wages

Princeton Enfers Action off Korea  New Carrier Manned By Reservist Crews

NIP D   A UNIIEY FuLNt Big 3 Ministers to End Con.  ference in Agreement on Germany

Man Connected With State Depariment Is In Contact With Red ‘Agents, McCarthy Says

4Red Agents Contacted Man, McCarthy Says   Charges Under Oath That Individual Top Soviet Spy

Top Spy Has Numerous Contacts   M Carthy Says Four Rec Agents Dealth Directly With ““Make-or-Break” Man In State Dept.

Every Means Short Of War Used By Reds   To Break Down Worl Free Nations, Truman Says

Russia Doing Everythin; Short Of War To Break  Free Nations   ECONOMY ADVOCATES AROUSE TRUMAN’S IRE.

President Scores Reds For Policy   Savs They’re Using Every Means Known “Short of War’’.

TRUMAN HITS RED ATTACK ON FREE NATIONS   Soviets Held Using All Means Short of War  To Break Strength

Truman Raps Russ as Foes  Of Freedom   Soviets Employ All Means Short of War, Declares President; Chicago Rally Today

Truman Charges Reds Threaten Free Nations  President Attends Services On Eve Of Big Party Rally

ree Nations in Struggle ‘rraman Aecuses Russia-ef Using Every Means ‘Short of War’

Says Soviet Against UN Type Groups   President Pauses In Madison To Go  To Church Services

Truman Hits Economizers And Russia   Reds Snag Common Action, He : Flavs Budaet Cuts

TRUMAN IN CHICAGO FOR POLITICAL TALK   At Madison Sunday President Levels Charge at Russia

‘Truman Anti-Subversive Bill About Ready. Ftaht Exnected From Those Who: Want. Tougher Law

Rail Strike End Could Be Near   Senator Darby Is Hopeful That AFL Switchmen May Go To Work Soon

Truman Hopes Rail Walkout Nearing ‘End   Talks Continue, Progress Seen:

RAIL STRIKE TO BE ENDED SOON   Konsos Senator Says Trumor Now Hopeful of ‘Good News’ Shortly

HOPEFUL STRIKE  OF 5 RAILROADS  IS NEAR AN END KANSAS SENATOR  MAKES STATEMENT AFTER TRUMAN TALI

Inns’ Having Slot Machines To Be Closec   Liquor Board to Summot Owners of Raided Places to Hearing

TO CRACK DOWN ON TAVERNS WITH SLOT MACHINES   79 Tavern Owners to Be Sum: moned By Hearings Before *-~= ~ Liquor Commission.

Control Rent, Prices First,  AFL Insists   Any Wage Rules Should Be “Flexible” Meany Statement Save

Labor Asks Equal Voice In Defense Program Pelicies  Also Asks Price and Rent Controls Befors Wage Stabilization

Stalin Confines Note To Korean: To Best Wishes  First Public Word To Northern Chief  Ancwere Meccaae

Only Greetings- STALIN SENDS BEST WISHES TO KOREA REDS   Russian Supplies To North Korea Said Slowing Down

Another Dispute Over Picketing Under Way   High Court Decision Sought By Union In Phone Controversy

Bell, ClO Union Involved In Another Dispute   Picketing Issue Cause of New Disagreement

Dixie Posse Hunts Jail Escapees — Who Massacred 3 Negro Children

Too Much Confidence And Optimism Menace U. 5. All-Out War Effort

Effort Pushed On Home Fron   Marines, Carrier Leave for Far East

: —WEATHER HITS WHEAT. CROPProduction Of Grain To Be Lowest In Years

Weather, Insects Cut Prospective Wheat Harvest  Division Reports 121,000,000 Bushels

Search Pilots Will Conclude Efforts Sunday  Chances Are Slim For Survival Of Ten Of Plane Crew

HOPES .FADE FOR FINDING NAVY PLANE   American Authoritles Amounce That Search Wil be Discontinued al Sun-Down Tomorrow — Hopes Stilt Held for Clues In dicating Fate of Bomber,

SOLONS TO QUESTION NEW LEADERS Wilson Sworn In As Chief Of Defense Mobilization

Wilson Takes Over New Job   Endorses Truman's Request For War Powers Revival

Big Expansion Is Planned For Parish School  St. Anthony Church Wili Construct Nlew Addition

Big Expansion Is Planned For Parish School  St. Anthony Church WAS TE fame bweetk   St. Anthony Church Will Construct New Addition

Thousands Expected To Jam City For Event Plans Completed For Tech Homecoming

Intelligence Setup May Need Changes, Senators s Suggest   Cite Evidence Indicating Faulty Korean Daeta

Faults Found In Intelligence Pe tup Of U.S.A  ommunis ists Catch

Hint Changes For Military   Fear Intelligence Reports Lagging In View Of Korea

FEAR AMERICAN G2 IS FAULTY   SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION OF ARMY INTELLIGENCE

Intelligence Set-Up Is Hit By Senators  Evidence Cited Of ‘Faults’ in System in Use

Intelligence Shakeup Askec By Senators  _ Byrd, Bridges In Criticism Aimed At Military Setup

Bridges And Byrd Are For Changes . nteligence  rs Cite Eviden   Senators me Evidence Of Need F Switch.

Intelligence Selup In Need Of Revamping   Senators Point Out ‘U.S. Caught Napping or Korean Crisis; Want Chanaes in Department

Senators Rap U.S. Espionage   Faulty Intelligence Reports on No. Korea

Senators See Poor Military  Intelligence   Bridges and Byrd Will Call For Investigation Of Korean Operations

Bridges Claims Nation Caught Napping By Reds  Intelligence System — Asked By Senators

On Dutch Harbor Day...  Aleutians Again Unguarded as U. S. Looks Elsewhere

Truman to Open Income Tax Files For Crime Probers  Promises Aid By Federal Employes In Investigation

‘Senate Crime  Probers To See Income Tax Files   To Scan Gamblers Tax Returns

Enemy Fords Naktong On 40-Mile Front   24th Division In Danger Of Attack From Behind; Fighting Bitter In South

States Rights Democrats Plan Strategy Of Solid-South To Hit Truman Program

Truman Approves Bill To Repeal Taxes On Oleo Nattily-Dressed President On Vacation Trip

TRUMAN BEGINS FLORIA VACATION   WEARS LOUD SPORTS SHIRT —SWIMS IN GULF, TAKES SNOOZE IN SAND.

Phone Appeal Is ‘Frivotous,’ Bell Attorney Charges   Accuses Opposition of Merely Trying to Delay State Rate Increases.

Phone Rafe Appeals Heard   Bell Attorney Terms St. Louis Case ‘Frivolous’

Telephone Rate Case Argued in Supreme Court   Bell Official Claims Appeal Filed Merely ‘To Delay’ the Hike

 Scenes of Horror 7 oe Dead Me an Stares F Four Ho ours ‘rain Rescue Workers

 —DEATH MASK STARES DOWN AT RESCUERS — Scenes of Horror at Trackside

EH. Birmingham U.S. Tax Chief in lowa, Dies Today   Effects of Stroke On November 8 Are Fatal in D. M.

Russia Says. France, Britain  In "Serious Threat to Peace' Gharges They Are Violating Treaties Of Alliance by Rearming West Germany

Russian Note To France, Britain Carries Warning   Says Treaty Was Broken With Stand On West Germany

Russ Protest Arming Reict   Notes fo Britain and France Warn Soth Violate Treaties

Reds Charge  Pact Broken  ™.... fn nw flaonmmoang   Rearming Germans ‘Threat To Peace’

Top-Level Shakeup in State Dept.   First Major Change Since Acheson Became Secretary.

First Major Changes in Year ee eee  State Department Shakeup Announced By President

SHAKEUP AT TOP LEVEL IN STATE DEPARTMENT IS SECY. ACHESON’S FIRST

SENATE OPENS TAX DEBATE THURSDAY   ‘Corporations May Be Added To $5 Billion Measure

Additions fo Tax Bill Considered by Senate   Top Administration Leader Says $3,500, 000,000 - Plus Corporation’ Excess Profits Levy is Planned But Chair. man George Expresses Doubt. *   DEBATE OPENS TOMORROW

Another Tax  Plan Plugged Corporation Excess  Lavy ts:Considered

EXCESS PROFITS TAX PREDICTED   Top Administration Leaders Say Senate Will Probably Add That To General Boosting Rilt.

Tax Bill Goes Up For Senate Talk Thursday   One Spokesman Sees Additional Profits Revenue Tacked On

O'Mahoney To Soften Excess Profits Bill :   Senate Expected To Add Heavier Levies In Act

$3.5 Billion Profits Tax Is Center Of Senate Fight   oO Mahoney Pledges Passage Of Tough Corporation Levy But George Says It Won't Get By; Row Expected

Still Wants Profits Tax   Sen. O’Mahoney Urges Modified Version As Chock to. Profiteering

Predicts Higher Corporation Tax   Three and a Half Billions May Be Added to Levy

ROUGH BATTLE ~ ON TAXES SEEN   Leader Says $3,500,000,000 Profits Levy May Be Added

$3.5 Billion Boost Expected From Senate   O'Mahoney Reduces Percentage Of Take To Gain Support

Senate Debate Set Thursday On Tax Plans   Administration Aid Talks Of Profits Lev: But George Savs No

Senate Increase Of Taxes Seen   Corpo ration Excess Tax Boost Likely

Bill May Boost Excess Profits   George Says Action Not Likely Though

Bitter Fight Foreseen on Profits Levy  George Doubts Bill Will Pass  Refore Tanunry

BRITAIN ASKS HARSH TREATY FOR JAPAN   Seeks Rigid Allied Control for Years And Reparations

Allies Advance On Wide Front   Push Forward. Along. 30-Mile Line in Northwest Korea Today as Other Units in Northeast Approach Within 20 Miles of Manchurian Border.   ONLY LIGHT RESISTANCE

‘Toehold’ Pressure Growing   Foe 29 Miles From Pusan; Fresh Troops Trying, To Blunt Drive

Mrs. Caraway Dies After Long Iliness   Funeral To Be Held Wednesday In Jonesboro

3 Persons Hurt In Auto Crash Onk.Broadway   Traffic Complaint Filed After Collision Near Sering

DEATH DESIRED BY 6. B. SHAY   Doctors And Nurses Told Not To Do Anything To Prolong His Days

Shaw, at 94, Had Enouch  Only Being Kept Alive As Curiosity, He Said

Senate A-Committee Votes Against Seating Pike For New Four-Year Term

Independence Remains Calm  Says Bullets Will  ab E€Caoacea Ew. Sal dia:

TWO GROUPS WANT CONTROL OF MOBILIZING   Immensity of Task Is Revealed in Confidential Report

CIVIL DEFENSE KOW DEVELOP   TWO COMMITTEFS OF CON GRESS CLAIM RIGHT TO CONTROL URGENT JOB.

Secret Report Outlines Steps If Attack Made   Control of Program Object of Dispute on Task of Mobilization

Typhoon Kills Nearly 200 Japanese   Thousands Injured; Hundreds of Others Reported Missing

Typhoon Hits Japan, 109 Are Killed   Thousands Injured; Hundreds Missing; Rice Fields Wrecked

200 KILLED IN JAP STORM, 236 MISSING   Typhoon Roars Acrosa Southern Part of Country — 5,648  Persons Injured.

Red Pressure Unrelenting on Allied Toehold   Heavy Casualties By Invaders Litter Much of Front Area

Fresh American Troops Pouring Ashore; Heavier Blows In Kochang Area

POUR FRESH U. S. TROOPS INTO KOREA   Yanks Land by the Hour as All-Out Red Drive Menace Pusan and Taegu.   HAWAII COMBAT  TEAM ARRIVES.   MacArthur Reports Continued Slaughter of Reds; Says Yanks May Have  - Recaptured Yongdok. —

Reds Within 40 Miles Of Main Yank Port   Communists Throw Hardest Blows At Kochang, Key Point In Path Of Taeau

Reds Hit Hardest In Kochang Area Aiming for Taegu   U.S. Reinforcements Include Combat Team From Hawaii, Others

Marine Units Arrive To Back Embattled G.I.s   MacArthur, Chiang Complete Planning Formosan Defense

Communists Believed Trying To Push U. N. Troops Off Peninsula Before More Aid Comes.  ENEMY DEAD PILED UP BY AMERICANS

Fresh Troops Arriving To Check Drive   Communists Try To Break Through Near Vital Taegu  ee a

REINFORCEMENTS LAND TO ASSIST FALTERING YANKS   North Korean Troops In All-Out Drive To Vital Port of Entry For Americans; Other Parts of Line Pulled Back.

Pusan, Vital To Yanks, Is Next Target  Fresh GI Troops . Move Up to Front

Red Troops Thrust  Nearer to Pusan  Fresh U.S, Troops Pour Ashore To Bolster Battered Defenses

New U.S. Troops Pouring Ashore   Main Force Of First Marine Division Units Looked For By American Doughboys Wearying Of Falling Back

MacArthur’s Summary Says Heavy Red Pressure Covers Southern Front—Anxiously Awaited American Troops Step Ashore At South Korean Port—-MacArthur Spokesman Says Time For Turning Of Tide Is Now Not Far Away

SUPPLY PORT THREATENED BY ENEMY   Communists Also Aim For oe — City   Then Dig Into New Pos:tions: Await Arrival Of Marine Troops

Heavy Pressure Continues Alone Southern Front   Hardest Blows Fall In Effort to Crack Lines Before Taegu

Fresh Yank Troops Pour Ashore to Strengthen Defense   Heavy Pressure by North Koreans on Southern Front

Heavy Pressure Covers Entire Southern Front   Fresh American Troops—One Unit From Hawaii—Heading for Battle

Communists Push Against Defense Lines   Kochang Area Is Under Pressure In Drive For Taegu

Fresh American Troops Are Pouring Ashore  ea Me ON I oi   Communists Trying To Drive Yank Forces Into Sea

Fresh Yank Troops Pour Ashore, Move To Front  -— ems   Hardest Blows Near Kochang

Invaders Only 40 Mi. From U.S. Base; New Troops Pour Ashore   Combat Team From Hawaii Among Those Landing; Reds Are Increasing Pressure Near Kochang, Seek Break

Fresh American  Troops Pouring  Into Front Line MacArthur Reports  _ Heavy Pressure fn South, Kockang Area

Reds Pressing On Southern Battlefront   Part of 5th Regimental Combat Team Arrives From Hawaii

More Fresh Troops Pour Into Battle   MacArthur HQ — Spokesman Says Tide Turns Soon

New American Troops Move Up to Front   Communists Still Exerting Heavy. Pressure in South

More Gls Arrive To Ease Pressure From Red Troops   North Koreans Pound Kochang In Attempt To Break Through To Taegu; Enemy Reported 15 Miles West Of Masan

Fresh American Troops Are Pouring Ashore   Communists Trying To Drive Yank Forces Into Sea

North Koreans Redouble Effort to Win. Before U.S. Can Pour in Men Enough to Turn Tide

Fresh American Troops Are Pouring Ashore and Moving Up to Front; Pressure Heavy

Enemy Drives Within Short  Range of Pusan   Americans Attack Along Line Near City of Yonadong

New Troops Go Ashore For Battle   Correspondent Places Reds 23 Miles From Puson; Push Made Toward Taegu   U.N. Forces Engaged in Fighting Around Yonrdok

Hardest Red Blows Hurled At Taegu, New South Capital   UN Units Attacking at Yongdok, City May Have Been Retaken

Yanks Hitting Back at Port City, Yongdok   Desperate Assault by Communists Continues With High Casualties— Marine Aid Expected

Long-Awaifed Fresh Troops Pour Ashore  ‘invaders Now Are Within 40 Miles  ares) B....

Russia Ready Now to Start Jap Peace Talks   Treaty Has Been Held Up Five Years Because CHE Sauink Mhetinenen

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   100 Employees a Day Added to Federal Payroll

Also Move A Division Forward In Southern Sector, About 40 Road Miles From Port City Of Pusan

Americans Expect New Red Drive.  On Pusan   British Raiders Land on Island Off West Coast And Do Damas«

Also Move Division Forward in Southern Sector, About 40 Miles From Pusan; British Commandos in Daring Raid.

British Cunmandos Raid Island O{f West: Coast; U.S. Planes Hit at Ground Units

Big 3 Ready To Expand  German Police   Decision Put Off On Zonal Army— Meetings Extended

Big Three Ministers Driving Toward Basic Decisions On West German Problems  Early Agreements Are Anticipated On Three Major German Points

Basic Decisions On West Germany Near Agreement  Big Three Getting Closer To Resolving   Big Three Getting Closer To Resolving Problems. 

Big Three Drive Towards Decision On West Germany   Germany to Be Better Equipped to Meet Challenge

Big Three Seeks Basic Decisions On West Germany   Good Prospects For Agreement on Three Main Points

Big 3 Seeks Basie Plans For Defense  Se ee   Security Of West Germany Prominent Issue In Parley

Big Three Drive Toward Decisions On West German Political Security

‘Big 3° Speed Key Actions On West Germany   Prospects Are Good For Agreement On Three Main Points

 Talks Continue Today  Big Three Ministers Near ing ‘Agreement On Top Problems

Big 3 Near Defense Plan  lor Germany   Basie Political, Security Problems For West Under Discussion

A Comfort Loving Ghost?  “Ole Rocking Chair’ Enters 35th Day of Spooky Motion

Storm Flags Hoisted At  Charleston  Three Hurricanes Dot Weather Map; Florida By-Passed.

Trio Of Storms In Atlantic Ares   One Hurricane Has 150-MPH Winds

3 Hurrieanes Near Florida: OneHitsLand   ‘Baby’ Storm Lashes Key West, Moves On To Tampa Area

REPORT 3 STORMS   ates weasrse Ve ™_OeTeeooo .  Trio of Hurricanes Splotch Weather Map in Gulf  yen

Trio of Gulf — Storms Raging On East Coast   Three Hurricanes, One With 150-Mile Wind, Roaring at Sea; Some Threat to Florida

REPORT 3 STORMS   Trio of Hurricanes Splotch Weather Map in Gulf  Area

Hurricanes Lash Horida Leaving Property Damage   Storms Expected To Bring Strong Winds In State Tonight

Flattens Buildings   Deer Chews Cigarettes And Looks TVhrouch Window At Saloon Court

Resume Debate on Europe Army   Decision on Reich Participation Key to Roman Session

BAR TO RUSSIAN DRIVE DISCUSSED   Nations Tn Council Of Europe Send Ministers And Delegates To Conference In Rome.

13 European Nations ap United Army   Seek Force Strong Enough To Stop Reds

Envoys. Talk  Over Forces   13 Countries Unite In Anti-Red Set-Up

Foreign Ministers In Meeting Today  Plan For Defense Of ' Western Europe

Ministers Meet To Shape Unifies European Army   Delegates From 13 Nations Aim At Welding Together Force Sufficiently Strong To Curb Russ Aggression

 Foreign Ministers To Weld European Army Strong Enough To Stop Reds

Congress To Act This Week On Truman’s Price Program  Bowles, Ex-OPA Head, Has Own Plan; Baruch Control Idea Finds Support

Congress Set to Act on Control Bill   GOP Bloc Ready to Exceed Truman's Request for Powers

JOHNSON ASKS TOP LEADERS BE SENT TO MOSCOW  'Peace Mission’ Is Urgea

Solon Asks Peace Talks With Soviets   Suggests Truman Appoin Mission to Confer With Stalin

Anti-Cold Drug Industry Hit  *False’ Advertising Claimec Are Halted

Five Makers Of Cold Drug  In Agreement   Firms Will Not Advertise Anti - Histamine As Cold Cure

GIVE UP CLAIM THAT DRUGS WILL PREVENT COLDS   But Anti-Histamine Drug Mak: ers Can Advertise They'll Ease Symptoms.

5 DRUG FIRMS “AGREE THEY'LL REVISE CLAIMS   Anti-Histimine Makers Won't Say Products. Will Cure > ge Prevent Colds

Won't Advertise Anti-Histamines Will Cure Colds   Five Big Firms Agree Under U. S. Pressure to Modify Claima.

Mother OF 3 Str rangied, Police Say   Children Watch As Woman Dies In Family Fight

stowaways? ss Liner Atlantis Picks Up 40 Passengers via ‘Stork-Lift’

See Quicker Progress on  H - Bomb   Plutonium Producer Called for Similar Role at Earlier Date   EXPENSIVE MATERIAL  Tritium Probably Dearest Ever Made in Quantitvy——Theorv Known

Everybody Knows How To Make An H-Bomb  —_ ere  U.S. Rushes Weapon Known To Russians

Tibetans Reported Refreating Before Red Chinese Army   Communist Invaders Are Reported Withir 200 Miles of Capital

INVADERS PRESS DRIVE ON TIBET   Chinese Red Troops Force Way To Within 200 Miles OF Ancient Capital,

Tibetan Troops Are Falling Back Toward Capital of Lhasa; Three-Pronged Red Drive Feared

Chinese Reporte Within 20 Miles Of Capital City   Important Eastern Defense Center Is Under Siege

Report Tibetans Retreat Before Chinese Invaders  200 Miles OF Copia Indie SendsRearets* -

 As Reds Advance  Tibetan Forces Fall Back To Within 200 Miles Of Capital

Report Reds Now Only  200 Miles Distant  From Tibetan Capital   Ask New Delhi for Diplomatic Help   India Envoy at Lhasa   Asserts Communists  Map 3-Pronged Drive

Tibetan Troops Reported Withdrawn Before Press Of Red Chinese Forces

Tibet Troops Retreat; Reds Aim At Lhasa   India Paper Says Chinese Planning 3. Pronged Drive

Reds Push Tibet Forces To Lhasa   Troops Reported To Have Retreated For Country’s Capital

Chinese Reds Push Tibetans Nearer Lhasa   Defenders Retreating Before Invaders Are Forced to Abandon Important Posts

China Reds Make Gains In Tibet Area   Communists Force Little Nation’s Army To Retreat

Tibetans Are Withdrawing   Defending Troops Retreat Tibet Asks India for Diplomatic Aid

Tibetan Troops Retreat Before Invading Reds   India Says Defenders Fall Back to Within 200 Miles of Capital

Two Tibetan Towns Lost To Invaders   Communists Due To Open 3-Pronged Drive on Capital

Tibetans Reported Retreating Before Chinese Invaders   Communists Said To Be Only 200 Miles from Capital

Army Dipping Info Reserves For Manpower   Senate Votes To Hold Men Year Beyond En-  listment Terms

Army Calling Some Guard And Reserve Units To Active Duty   Officials Report Local Units Not Yet Alerted;: Senate Votes To Freeze Enlistments 1 Year;  Blocs Okay Bill Ending Service Size Limit

Army Calls Up Some Guards and Reserves  Senate Votes To Let Services   Senate Votes To Let Services Hold Men Year Beyond Terms

Army Begins Drawing On ‘Strength In Reserve And In National Guard Units   Senate Votes To Hold Men Now In Armed Services One Year Beyond Closing Date Of Present Enlistment

ARMY SILENT ON NUMBER TO BE CALLED   Services Begin Dip Into Manpower of  N. G. and Reserves

Ohio Bell Ordered To Reduce Rates   Commission Says Firm Must Repay 4 Million To Subscribers

Ohio Bell Told To Cut Rates By $2,189,106   Rebates Ordered; Split Ruling Clears Wav For New Fight

Commission Carries Out Court Ruling   Company Ordered To Pay Rebates Totaling 4 Million

Death Penalty To Young Student   Convicted. of Murdering “-"* Girt Jan. 10

Closed Session Of Committee Hears Acheson   ‘State Of World’’ : Report Being Made To Senate Foreign Relations Bodv   TRUMAN’S CHINA POLICY UNDER FIRE

ACHESON REPORTS TO SENATORS   Closed Session Of Committee Called For Today

ACHESON 10 REPORT ON CHINA POLICY   ‘eet tary of State - Expected to jet, Tough: Workout aut HL .  Seuate,, Horelgn Reta thon “mittee,         ti

Anti-TB Vaccine Will Be Tested  ” First Mass Testing Ground Is Set Up

BOTH PARTIES WRANGLE— Divided Opinions Feature _ First Campaign Salvos

Okarche Bank Held Up and. ¢ 4000 Taken   Lone Bandit Menaces Employes with Pistol;. Road Blocks Are Set  Up in the Area ;

Call For More Taxes, Controls Gains Suppert   New Defense Program Makes Economic Curbs Mandatory, Leader Say

€all For High Taxes Gaining Support   », some Congressmen ” Insist On Wag ePrice Controle

Wage-Price Curbs Near   Method Of Imposing } Rulings Is Disputed

feared _  High; “Low and Jock Didn't Have All the Aces in This Hand

Afternoon Final ©   Well Digger Dies. Just Before: Doctér: Sees Him.

Rock; Burned By a Gas Bla           New York Well-Digg Taken Out of shi After 26 Hours.

Courageous Man Dies Before Rescue   Twisted and Burned in Well Sheft, One Leg Crushed, Atteo Succumbs Few Minutes Before Body Dug Clear

PINIONED BY : ROCK IN 20-. FOOT SHAFT   Brooklyn Man Succumbs _ Shortly After Rescuers Reach Him in Parallel Shaft This Afternoon. -_’   WAS BURIED UP TO. WAIST; LEG PINNED   Given Last Rites; Wife and Son Keep Vigil; Burned by Flash from Cigarette.

Stassen Called ‘Silly, Crude,’ Other Things As Reds Reject Letter

Red Russia  Turns Down  Stassen Bid Pravda Heaps  Scorn on Former State Governor

Russian Press Scoffs at Stassen   Silly, Ceude Are Terms  Used in Firet Reply to Note

Soviet Paper Heaps Scorn On Stassen   Calls Him Silly, Crude, Ridiculous For Asking Peace Talk With Stalin

Stassen Assailed By Soviets   Pravda Calls Him Silly, Ridiculous For Recent Letter

Pravda Scorns Stassen Letter  Peace Talk Proposal Derided In Moscow

Pravda Rejects Peace Conference Proposal Of Harold Stassen As ‘Silly

Soviets Scorn Stassen’s Bid To See Stalin   Pravda Ridicules Former Governor’s Request for Talks

Stassen Held To Ridicule   Moscow Paper Heaps Scorn on Him for Requesting Meeting With Stalin.

Stassen Silly  In Peace Plea.  Pravda Cries Paper Heaps Scorn  On Proposal For Nooting With Stalin

Soviet Paper Hits Stassen Peace Parley   Gfficial Newspaper Asserts His Letter Was “Crude, Silly?”

ECA Praises  West Germany For Recovery   Agency Lauds Devastated Nation For Rapid Strides Made Under, Marshall Plan, Cites Huge Industry

Ex-Bootblack Ruled Liar on Double Count   Maximum Sentence of 20 Years Possible—  Defendant Cleared on One of Major Charges

Jury Quickly Finds Him Guilty of Lying fo Senafe  Cleared of Main Count in U. S. Indictment Tadayv

JOHN MARAGON CONVICTED OF LYING CHARGE   Acquitted; However, 01 Major, Count In lndietinent

Maragon Found Guilty By Jury   ‘Five Percenter’ Lied To Senators

JURY OUT ONLY SHORT TIME TO REACH VERDICT   -Ex-Pal of Vaughan Is Cleared On One Count, Stuck On Two

Maragon Guilty On Two Counts      “Convicted of Perjury? Cleared on One of Main U.S. Charges

—TRIAL ENDS—  Cleared Of One Charge   FACES AT LEAST 8-MONTH TERM

Maragon Is Convicted  Of Perjury   The Jury Took an Hour And a Half To Convict Him on Charges of Lying   CLEAR ON ONE COUNT   Maragon Heard the Verdict With Little Emotion— Could Draw Ten Years

John Maragon ls. Convicted   Jury Requires Only Hour and 36 Minutes to:Reach Verdict in-Case.

GUILTY VERDICT FOUND ON TWO PERJURY COUNTS   Federal Court Jurors Sustain Charges That Man Who Once Had White -House Friends Lied  In Probe.

Jury Takes About Hour and Half To Find Maragon Guilty of Lying to Senate Investigators

Maragon Hears  Guilty Decision Lying Charge Gets Conviction Verdict

Jurors Decide Case in an Hour And 36 Minutes  Defendant -Cleared n One Count

Lied to State Investigators   Found Guilty on Two Counts; Cleared of One

FEDERAL JURY FINDS MARAGON PERJURED SELF  MliilitTyvy wroninv Oa   GUILTY VERDICT ON TWO CHARGES HE LIED TO SENATORS

MARAGON CASE IS GOING 10 JURY TODA)   Former Bootblack Accus. ed Of Lying To Senate Investigators

Jury Convicts John Maragon On Lie Charges   Former Bootblack, With High Placed Friends Guilty

Federal Jury Finds Maragon Guilty of Lying   Former White. House Habitue Convicted On Two. Counts

Jury Convicts John Maragon Of Perjury —   Federal Jury Finds Former White House _ Intimate Guilty of Lying to Senate Invecsticators.

I) FUUND GUILIT  ‘Jury Was Out an Hour ‘and 36 Minutes in John Maragon Case

Maragon Is* Found Guilty  Washington Figure Convicted Of Perjury

GUILTY ON 2 CHARGES OF LYING   Ex-Kansas City Bootblack With Friends in White House Faces Possible 10Year Term.   DENIED BAIL; HE PLANS TO APPEAL   Gov't Claimed Maragon Spoke for Truman Aide Harry Vaughan; Latter Not a Witness.

Jury Finds Mara agon to  Be Guilty  ~ Perjured Self  In 2 Instances

FOUND GUILTY ON 2 COUNTS   Faces Prison Term On Charges Which Grew Out Of 5 Pct. Probe.

2 CHARGES   Ex-Kansas City Bootblack With Friends in White House Faces Possible 10. Year Term.   DENIER BAIL; HE = PLANS TO APPEAL   Gov't Claimed Maragon Spoke for Truman Aide Harry Vaughan; Latter Not a Witness,

Maragon Is Convicted   Found Guilty on Two Counts of Lying to Senate Investigators

Cleared in Other Charges  Jury Convicts Maragon On Two Perjury Counts

Jury Returns Verdict After Hour And Half   Ex-Bootblack Cleared On One Of Main Counts Against Him

Maragon Found Guilt of Perjury   Ex-Vaughan Friend Convicted of Lying to Senate Probers

U. S. Jury Convicts Maragon Of Lying   White House Intimate Guilty C Falsehoods On Two Counts

Verdict Is Reached In Brief Time   Former Bootblack Cleared, However, Of One Charge

BUSHEL OF CATNIP CAUSES UPROAR  Lions, Tigers, Leopards Snitt Herb. Gurale, Grin

Lattimore To Testify  Tomorrow   Tydings Reveals FBI. Not Truman, Withholds Files

Budenz Faces Questioning By Senators.   Testifies at Closed-Committee  waceian Today

Senators Quiz Budenz Tuesday  ’ Former Red Editor Behind Closed Doors

NEW ALL-TIME RECORD FORESEE  City’s Building Total Goes Over $1 Million For Year

tof « 6 NEW ALL-TIME RECORD FORESEEN  City's Building Total Goes Over $10 Million For Year

Bevin Calls 4-Power Talks On Reich  Impossible On Soviet Union Basis

‘Most Wanted’ Criminal Smoked Out of River Cave by 6 ‘Tom Sawyers’

TO TAPPED BY ~ NEWS PICTURE   Fugitive Wanted by FBI for Sioux Falls Murder Caught in Cave.

School Boys ‘Smoke Out’ Fugitive   Dangerous Criminal : Captured In Cave Near St. Paul

SHIP SABOTAGED IN SEATTLE PORT   VESSEL USED IN TRANSPORT. ING TROOFS TO KOREA DAMAGED IN 5 PLACES.

DRIVES BUS WITH LOAD OF 33 AT 110 MILES AN HOUR AS RRAKES FAIL ON MOUNTAIN PASS

Car Running Wild Damages Porches On W. Main St.   Wild Bus Hits 110 mph Down Grade

Driver Herds Runaway - Bus Over Mountain Pass  [Death Takes a Holiday at 110 Miles an Hour

Brakeless Vehicle Races Down Mountain  Football Squad In Runaway Bus Safe After Wild "Ride"

Runaway Bus With 33 Football Players Reaches 110 Milec an Hour in Wild Mountainside Ride 

Driver Takes Football Team Down Mountain  Curves at 110-Miles Per, With Brakes Out

Runaway Bus Zooms Down  Mountain at 110 M.P.H.   Like a Toothpick.

Talle Drunk For Four Days Before Night Wife Wrae Shot Save Witness

China Troops Capture City On Mainland   2,500 Reds Reported Killed In Assault As Nationalists Open Battle

City South Of Shanghai  Captured   Bombardment By Navy Precedes Chiang’s Invasion

Case Called ‘Weakest’ By: Defense   Watts Trial Is Expected to Go To Jury Today

aN Ge UNANIMOUS PLAN SUPPORT   Murty Disrogarded ay A'l Bally to Support of Pros‘dent's Policy to Combat Communism,

FAR EASTERN POLICY PROGRAM DECIDED ON MONDAY EVENING   Background Told Of Meeting In Blair House

Flash Flood in Idaho Forces 30 Families to Flee to Hiqher Ground

alte America Campaign-- --in High Gear Potato Bug Charges May Cloak Red Plot To Strike U.S. In Berlin

Potato Bug Propaganda Is Red Plot   Officials See Sinister Plan To Cut American  Air Corridor To Berlin In Unique Charges.

Moscow’s Potato Bug Propaganda May Clock Red Plot to Cut Air Corridor  U. S. Officials Speculate Charges Also May OM. Atwawt .20....'.'. 31... .f mm... hase?

Byrd Questions Lawyer Choice in UMW Suit:   Declares Prosecution ‘Attorney Apparently. Once-Paid by Union

UMW PROBE DEMANDED BY BYRD   Senator Says Government Lawyer Received $15,000 Beom Miners’ Union Func

Byrd Investigates Case Of Lawyer, Once Paid By United Mine Workers, Who Aided In Prosecuting Union On Contempt Charge

Byrd Charges McGrath Aide Got UMWPay   Government Lawyer Prosecuted Miners Tater. Savs Senator

Senator Byrd Wants Explanation Lawyer Paid $15.000from Welfare  Funds Helped Prosecute Miners

BYRD QUESTIONS LAWYER'S ROLE   Wants To Know Why Justice Dept. Lawyer, Once Paid From Mine Fund, Was Used As Prosecutor.

UN Supply Base Of Taegu Faces Gravest Threat   Enemy Seizes Other Vital Cities As Big “Last Gasp” Offensive Pressed On All; U.S. Forces Holding Firm In Waeaqwan Are

Linos Cracked by Reds on Several Points — Amortean Troops Taking Heavy Blows from Invadors.

Report Says Pohang Is Again Lost   ‘Our Boys Catching Hell Up There’

Lines Cracked by Reds on Sevoral Potnte — American Troops Taking Heavy. Blows from In. yaders.

Fall Of Pohang On East Coast Also Reported   Communists Press Giant Offensive With 60,000 Men

 Tabudong Also Lost To Enemy   Taegu Gravely Threatened By Communist Push

Lie, Truman, Acheson Confer.  On Cold War   ‘No Hint Given on Prospects For Easing Tension Over Red China

Dr. Lie, Truman Hold Conference   Discuss Prospects of Easing Cold War

Truman Talks With U.N.’s Lie  Acheson In On Cold  War Tencian Parlawv

Acheson and Lie. Meet With Truman   Outcome of Meeting Not Announced, But All Express ‘Contidence’ Over Result of Talks

Brothers Arrested In Girl’s Death   Convicted Rapist, Brother Refuse To Discuss Case

EVENTS OVER AREA TO MARK MEMORIAL DAY   Simultaneous Parades In Altoona and Juniata to Highlight Observance,      ALTOONA PARADE ROUTE

Mrs. Madsen is Found Guilty; Gets 15 Years   Brooklyn Beauty Convicted of Siaying Mate

Sentenced To Serve 15 Years   U.S. Court Convicts Brooklyn Girl Of Shoot ing Of Air Force Husband At Party.

Mrs. Madsen Given 15 Yrs. For Murder   American Occupation Court Sentences Mother Of Two Children For Shooting Husband

Mrs. Madsen Convicted of Killing Flier   Oaklander’s Murder Termed ‘Treacherous’; B Gets 15-Year Term

Mrs, Madsen Sentenced For Slaying   Gets 15 Years fo Killing Husband

‘Mrs. Madsen Found Guilty;  Ts Given 15 Years In Prison   Beautiful 22-Year-Old Mother Of Two Convicted Of Murdering Air Force Husband: Appeal Is Planned. '

Yvelfe Madsen Meted 15 Years For Murder   Convicted of Slaying Aix ’ Force usband Following Drinking Party in Germany

Brooklyn Woman Convicted of Murdering Air Force Husband: Gets 15-Year Sentence

Widow Convicted In Officer's Death  Receives 15 Years At Frankfurt Trial

Mrs. Madsen Guilty in Death of Her Husband   Given 15 Years by U.S. Occupation Court at Frankfurt, Germany

CONVICTE SLAVING ARMY OFFICER MATE   Gets 15 Years In Prisong Tried By U. S. Court  Under German Law

AMERICAN GIRL IS FOUND GUILTY OF BERLIN MURDER   BROOKLYN MOTHER GETS 15 YEARS FOR SLAYING HUSBAND

Brooklyn Beauty Gets 15-Year Term For Slaying Mate, Formerly of Racine

Mrs. Madsen Found Guilty of Murder   Brooklyp-Borm Mother I. Sentenced to 135 Years for Slaying Husband

Gets 15 Years for Slaying Hushand   Mrs. Madsen Convicted of Frankfurt Shooting

Mrs. Madsen Found Guilty   Convicted of Slaying GI] Husband; Sentence To 15 Years in Prison

Army Officer's Wife Gets 15 Years in Prison   Three Judges Fix Penalty for Slaying Husband

Woman Gets 15-Year Term   Yvette Madsen of Brooklyn Sentenced Under German Law

Mrs. Madsen Is Given 15 Years.   Slayer of Air Force Husband Convicted bv TT. S. Court

Conviction Brings. 15-Year Sentence   Mrs, Yvetie Madsen Found Guilty of Soldier Husband's Murder in Germany.

TQ AID SMALL BUSINESS   Officials See That As Goal of Program Offered by Truman

Truman Wants Cut in Tax for Smaller Firms   Seeks Reduction for Corporations Earning  $25,000 to $119,000

$25,0 000 TO 0 TO $119,000 000 Tax fax Proposal Will Aid  Small Corporations

Propose Tax Cut For Small Corporations   President for Easing Burden on Firms in $25,000 to $119,000 Class

Corporation Tax Raise Qutlined  Truman Plan Would Help Small Firms

Big Business Hit Most By Tax Plans OF HST.  Smaller Concerns Will Get Reduced

Florida Voters Favor Smathers For the Senate   National Political Leaders Differ as to Significance of Liberal Senator’s Defeat

Rep. Smathers Defeats Pepper By Solid Margit   Republicans. See Results i Of Florida Primaries  Trend Against Truman

Republicans Claim ‘Trend’ Against Truman Program In Defeat Of New Dealer Pepper

Pepper Loses To Smathers In Florida   Strong “Fair Dealer” Loses By Wide Margin To “Mid-Road Liberal” —Alabama Race Close

Middle-Of-Road Opponent Holds Lead 0f50,000  Ponner Cancecdos Win   Pepper Concedes Win To Avowed Enemy Of Some Truman ‘Deals’

Smathers Beats Sen. Pepper In Florida Primary  Supporter Of Truman Program Trounced In. Bid For New Term

Pepper Beaten by Smathers In Florida's Senate Battle   Liberal New Dealer Suffers Setback   By Big Morgin After Serving 14 Years

Rep. Smathers Decisively Beats Senator Pepper in Florida In Nation's Top Voting Battle  New Deal Senator Is Turned Out After Fourteen Years in Job

Smathers Defeats Florida New Dealer   Ohio Democrats Name Taft Foe; States Righters Lag in Alabama

Claude Pepper, Veteran Senator, Concedes Defeat   Ferguson Is Likely Democratic Foe Of  Taft This Fall

National Leaders Differ As To Extent of Significance Of Outcome of Primary Election

Pepper Loses Florida Post To Smathers   Bitter Personal Fight Ends With ‘Strong Upset’

Wheelhorse Of New Deal Is Defeated   Rep. George Smathers of Miami Far Ahead With Most of Votes Counted  Tn Flasidotc Petmare

PEPPER LOSES TO SMATHERS   Veteran Senator Beaten In Florida Primary; Served 14 Years.

But Democrats Discount Result  Rep. Smathers Wins Florida  Senate Race

Smathers Piling Up Big Lead   Florida New Dealer Con eedes Defeat Early Today

Truman’s Pal Concedes Los: to Ex-Marine   Middle-of-Road Liberal Leads All Woy in Primary

Liberal Backer Of Fair Deal Loses Election  Republicans Hopeful FAL AsScae “Pee

Pepper, Truman Supporter, Goes Down To Defeat   Ferguson Ahead In Ohio, Hill In Alabama

Smathers Wins Over Pepper in Florida Election  Winner Never Headed Ferguson to Oppose Taft in Ohio Race

FLORIDA'S PEPPER LOSES IN PRIMARY   Smathers Gets Wide Edge Over “New Dealer” Bama Rebels Show Strength

GOP Sees Trend from Fair Deal   Florida Senator, Backer of Truman Loses by Big Margin

Backer of Fair Deal Is Ousted After 14 Years   Former Marine Had ‘a Solid Margin; Led Vigorous Campaign

Rep. Smathers Takes Victory . By Big Margin   GOP Sees Trend Away From ‘Fair Deal’ As ‘Middle-Of-Road’ Liberal Wins

STATES’ RIGHT DEMS TRAIL IN ALABAMA RACE   Veteran New Dealer Is 51,000 Behind When He Admits Defeat

Smathers Wins by Substantial Margin in Democratic Primary; Ferguson Likely Taft Opponent

Florida Vet QOusts Senate  New Dealer   Rep. Smathers Wins 361,021 « 296,364; 3 Other Primaries

New Dealer Is Left Far Behind In Florida Count   Ferguson Appears to Have Won Right to Oppose Taft in Ohio; Fight Over “States” in Alabama.

Florida Senator Soundly Beaten By Smathers   Ex-Marine Who Opposed Many Of Truman Issues Sweeps To Victory; GOPs See “Trend” In Outeome

SMATHERS NOMINATED SENATOR   Former Marine Who Has Opposed Truman Measures in Congress Nominated by Democrats.   TREND AGAINST TRUMAN, SAYS GOP   Alabama State’s Rights Contest Close; Indianans _ Renominated; Ferguson  _ Chosen to Oppose Taft.

Pepper Is Defeated After 14-Year Term In Post; Smathers’ Margin Solid

Pepper Offers Congratulations To Marine Rival  Smathers Victor; ‘Regular’ on Top In Ainbaoma Race   Fiaures Unofficial

Senator Pepper Defeated In Re-Election Battle   Florida New Dealer Who Backed  Truman's "Fair Deal" Loses to Smathers

REP. SMATHERS NOMINATED BY DEMOS   G.0.P. Labels Result Trend, Against “Fair Deal”   Loses In Bid For New Term After 14 Years Service; Other Primary Results

Claude Pepper Lost His Bid for Another Term After 14 Years  SMATHERS IS WINNER  Primaries Were Also Held in Ohio, Alabama and  Indiana

Rep. Smathers Is Victor by Wide Margin in South   Fair Dea) Enthusiast ‘Is Badly Beaten by Eeoenomy Advocate

Stalwart New Dealer Loses Primary Fight  GOP Calls Result ‘Trend’ in Votina

Sen. Pepper, ‘New Deal’ Floridian, Badly Beaten   Opponent Who Has Fought President on Many Issues Rolls Up Matority of 66,000-Plus

Pepper Ousted From Senate By Ex-Marine, Rep. Smathers   New Deal Champion Concedes Early; in Office 14 Years

Pepper Beaten In Florida Vote   Loses Stormy Democratic Primary Battle for U. S, Senate to Rep. George Smathers, Former Marine, After Servina for 4 Years.   TRAILS BY WIDE MARGIN

Senator Pepper, New Dealer, Loses to a ‘Liberal’   Former Marine, 36. Defeats Incumbent bv 65.000 Maiority.

War Veteran Congressman  Wins Battle   Ferguson Likely To Oppose Taft In Ohio Contest For Senute

States Righfers In Alabama Almost Even With Regulars   Contral of Stote Mochinery At Stoke, Civil Rights (issue Heart of Battle

Ex-Marme Wins Easily Over Pepper   Veteran Senator Concedes Defeats Other Statece Vale

Pepper Loses To Smathers in Florida Voting   Three Other States Hold Primaries As Campaign Issues Become Apparent

Pepper Goes To Defeat In Florida Vote   States Righters, Truman Dems Clos« In Alabama Ballot

REP. SMATHERS TRIUMPHS OVER VETERAN SOLON   GOP National - Chairman Hails Defeat As A Rebuke To Trumai

Sen. Pepper Defeated By  Smathers   Young House Member Crushes Veteran Florida Senator ; Other Results Given

Claude Pepper Loses Senate Seat to Young “Middle-of-the-Road Liberal’

Smathers Defeats Truman Supporter With Heavy Margin  Alabama's Primary. Result Inconclusive On State’c Stand

Rep. Smathers Wins Florida . Primary Poll   Huge Complimentary Vote Given Taft as Opponent Is Named

FORMER MARINE CONQUEROR OF TRUMAN BACKEI   States’ Righters, Demo. crats In Close Battle In Alabama

GOP Claims “Victory” in Florida Race   Claim Defeat of Florida Liberal Confirms a Trend

Pepper Defeated In Florida Vote   Ex-Marine George Smathers Wins Democratic ae To Senate

Smathers Takes Smart Lead Early In Counting; Ferguson To Face Taft In November

Young Marine Victor Over New Dealer   Ferguson Chosen To Oppose Taft Jn Ohio Race

Firm Backer Of Truman’s  ‘Fair Deal’  Senator Concedes  ™! fF « Trew Fe hUWFUlte™   Senator Concedes Defeat; Hill Takes ead In Alabama

Senator Pepper Is. Defeated in Effort To Gain Reelection   Florida Voters Turn Down Veteran Solon Who Was Staunch Defender o New Deal Projects in Washington

Sen. Pepper Losing Out In Florida   Smathers Leading From Start In Hot Sanate Contest

Smathers Winner by Big Margin   Trend Against Truman Is Seen By GOP Leaders

_fair Deal” Incumbent Goes Down In Defeat... . ‘Smathers Beats Senator Pepper In Florida Democratic Primary

Hill Ahead In Alabama  Senate Race   Ex-Marine Leads From Beginning  Tn Hot Campaign

Sen. Pepper Loses Bid for New Term In Florida Primary   New Dealer is Soundly Beaten By Rep. Smathers

CLAUDE PEPPER OF FLORIDA 1S BEATEN BADLY   Rep. George Mathers, Foe of Some Truman Measures, Whips ‘Fair Dealer’

Pepper Is Defeated In Florida   Veteran Liberal Senator Defeated Decis- :  , ively by Rep. Smathers  Middle.of-Rasdea :

Temperatures   Young Ex-Marine Forces Pepper to Sidelines: States Righters Battle ‘Regulars’ for Control in Alabama

Pepper Loses to Geo. Smathers in Florida Primary   Ferguson is Democratic Choice to Oppose Taft in Ohio

Backer Of Truman’s Program Defeated In His Bid For Another Term By Rep. George Smathers, 36-YearOld Former Marine—Nomination For Predominantly Democratic State Practically Assures Election  —GOP Sees Anti-Administration Trend

Fair Dealer Loses By Large Margin;  Alabama Dixieerats, Democrats Battle

Two Substitutes, Jim Stokes and Charley Owens Drop in Record-Setting Baskets. Hooper Was Never Greater in Rebounding Efforts but Team Play Spelled the Ram 86.Point Victory.

Report Railroads in One Person Injurec Need of Freight Cars In Two-Car Collisior

Channel Swim  Record Broken   Egyptian Leads Nine  Across to Dover

Egyptian Leads Pack in Mass Swim Across English Channel: Nine Finish

9 Swim Channel In Mass Dash For Newsnaner’s Cash   Two Women In Finishers;  Egyptian Sets a New  Record

WANIO DVIDING TLL  Russian Charges U. S. Air men With Atrocities Without Justification

Heard In The U.N.  Malik’s Attempt to Keep Him Out Fails; Council ' _ Takes Up Red Attack  WANTS BOMBING HALT  Russian Charges U. S. Air. men With Atrocities Without Justification

War-Scarred Inchon, Port of Seoul,   Land-locked During Low Tide Periods

Russians Separate Department of Nav  Move Thought Part OFf Fleet Exnansion

Operators And Other Workers Refuse To  Pass Picket Lines    Main Strike The Bell System ‘In Michigan And The Western Electric a : Company. ;

COOL WAVE MOVES IN   Mercury's Climb in) Kansas Is Temporarily Halted

Key Telephone Workers Launch National Strike   Picketing Deferred, As Communications Are Maintained

Strike Order For Installers Is In Effect  General Strike May Develop On Wednesday

28 Persons Die in Plane Crash   Colombia Volcano Is Scene of Accident; Little Girl Survives.

Colombia Air Crash Kills 28   Child Sole Survivor Of Andes Disaster

PlaneCrashes Against Side Of Voleano; 28 Killed   Transport Crashes, Surns in Colombia; Only Survivor Found Is Injured Child

MAYOR COULD POINT OUT: Friendship Often Pays When Diplomacy Fails

Snyder Raps Tax Hesitation   Secretary Pushes Excess Profits Levy

MSCARTHY IS DENOUNCED AT INQUIRY   Wisconsin Solon Rebuked for Making Statements Unworthy of a Senator.

News Day And Night   W’CarthyDenouncesGroup, Gets Verbal Slap From Democratic Officer   Oleo Tax Repealer Gets Final Passage   Measure Awaits Only Truman’s Signature To Become Final

Angry Word Duel Marks State Probe  McCarthy and   McCarthy and McMahon Let Tempers Flare

PROBE SCORED AS BEING TOOL OF DEPARTMENT   Wisconsin Senator Refuses to Name  High Official

90 B-29's Rock Enemy War Centers   More Than 1,000 Red Troops Killed By Other Planes  Woe PCa Troe «zaererae

FLECK TO SEEK LARSON’S POST   Oskaloosa Man to Run On  Democratic Slate

Forget Baberals:  Kingsland Macy Defeated, ‘New Vote Tally Reveals

All Along N. Korean Front an Estimated 180,000 U N Troops Mect Stubborn Resistance in  Allled Drive Toward Yalu River BProntier.

Big U. S. Tanks Moved to Front   Yank Task Force Makes Daring Eoray Deep Behind Enemy Lines

United States Forces Dig In Along New Naktong River Line: Reinforcements Reach Front

 Indicated By Bluish Clouds  Japanese Astronomer Sights Explosion On Planet Mars

Odd Cloud ‘Formations Over. Planet Marg Are Puzzle To Astronomers

The Welcome Mat fs Out, But-—  Taylor Balks at Returning To Birmingham and Jail Terr

Birmingham Books T ay lor’s Arrest   Ex-Presidential Candidate Convicted of Disorderly Conduct During Campaign

JAIL CALLS TO SENATOR TAYLOR   Solon Asserts He Has Neo Intention Of Joining Chain Gang

Jail Door Open For Sen. Taylor  Idaho Solon Spurns Birmingham Bid

TAFT ASKS CUT IN FOREIGN AID   SENATOR PROPOSES AT LEAST $500.009,000 BE LOPP Dp OFF PENDING BILL.

Yanks, Allies Gain Ground Before Base   30,000 Invaders Repulsed North of Center; 24th Division, Marine Brigade Smash 3 Miles Into Reds’ Changnyong Bulge   Thousands Streaming  From Taegu In Panic

Thousands Flee  City of Taegu Frightened Folk Clog Roads From War Area

Clear Fearful Koreans by Thousands Out of Taegu and Southwest Front

Refugees Fice Taegu   City’s Frightened People Cloe Roads to South

Yanks, Allies Gain Ground Before Base   30,000 Invaders Repulsed North of Center; 24th Division, Marine Brigade Smash 3 Miles Into Reds’ Changnyong Bulge   Ry MIT TON MARMWVMOR   Thousands Streaming Krom Taegu In Panic

PANIC-STRICKEN THOUSANDS FLEE IN PATH OF WAR   Men Women and Children, Laden With Personal Belongings, Clog Roads From City.   POPULACE OF TAEGU SWEPT BY HYSTERIA   Chaos Rules Streets for Several Hours as Thunder of Battle Nears Red Target.

Marshall Opposes Total Mobilization   Emphasizes Production Needs In Testi mony Before House Group

Phones Tied Up In 3 Ohio Cities   Thin Picket Lines Formed About Offices

China Reds Coming To U. N.  But They Make It Plain They Want [To Talk About U. S. “Aggression”

Many-Nation Parley Urged   Stassen Says Rivals Must End Atom Race

Offer by Egyp' Made to UN  Would Supply Men If Others Would  Pravide Arme

Egypt Offers a Huge Foree. for World Army   But Conditions Include Its Armament by U. S., And British Socrifices

Production Pool To Cut Friction yal Saar Basin  t' Geirieni Leads ed Chiuman Plan   ‘West Gerrni Leads “Baeks’ Schuman Plat For Coal And Steel

Adenauer Sees End. of Strife Tn Saar Plan   Pooling Output Would Halt French-German Fight For Ovwnerchin

HUNTINGTON - CINCINNATI MARATHON ENDS AFTER 27 MILES  Qhio Distance Swimmer Stopped Short of Goal

kkkkkr   JET PLANES, GUARDING ° NEW YORK ON ROUND-THECINCH eCTANNR_RV._AL ERT

McGREGOR SAID HE IS NOT   Jet Planes Guarding Industrial East Are;

UN Thinks Red China Is ‘Bluffing   Yank Bombers, However, Are Ordered To Avoid Communist Territory.

MASS 200,000 TROOPS T0 BACK THREAT   Air Force Told To Keep Planes From China Border

Chinese Reds Thot Bluffing In Last Threat   Say They Will Aid N. Korea; Mass 200,000 Troops

Chinese Head South Toward th Parallel   U.N. Forces Setting Up Defense Line On Road To Seoul  B., IDVIAIO DBD { Evsialie

Important Question Now TsWhethor Red Forces Wl Re-Invaiie South Korea — Ameriena Troops Battle Guerrita. Units Only 20 Miles from Boundary,

Chinese Reds Take Capifal, Head for Seoul   Pyongyang Is Left Aflame; U. S. Air Attacks Kill 8,000

Thousands Die Under Strafing By Yank Jets   Flaming Pyongyang, Abandoned By U.N. Occupied By Enemy

El Paso Law Firm Asks Full Pardon For All Crimes Of ‘Billy The Kid’

Order Inquiries  in Senare Rarec   Attention in New York Surrounds Hanley Note

Order Inquiry On Races For U.S. Senate   Call For Them in New York. Iowa And Pennsylvania

Senate Races In 4 States To Be Probed  New York Inquiry Will Involve Both Major Parties

Senate Races To Be Probed  lowa’s Included by Gillette Committee

SENATORS ORDER ELECTION PROBE   SENATE RACES IN FOUR STATES ARE TO BE QUESTIONED

Open Probe Of Races  For Senate   Campaigns in Four  States Under Fire

Senate Group Plans Probe of N.Y. Election   Gillette Promises Full Probe of Protests In Three Other States

Fanciest Egg Color Scheme _ Requires Art  ale. VAs... Oy.   Here's Another Way 1: Help Out the Bunny Teniaht

a . . * ree * . Painstaking Efforts Taken by Sect in Johnstown Area  ‘Ukrainians Boast Fanciest Easter Eggs

Probe Employment Of Perverts by US   Considered Dangerous Security Risks Because They Are Easy Prey for Blackmail

Impounded Documents of Washingtea ts Will Be, Studied By.  lavesNesters é   LATE DEVELOPMENTS

Perverts’ Records  Will Be Provided   Police Depa riment Files Are to Be Studied; Ouote Officials

senate Inquiry Gets Files on Sex Perverts   Police Officials Claim 3,400 Homosexuais In Capital Jobs

Police Records To Be Available   Senate Sets Inquiry Into Employment Of Sexual Perverts

Files To Open For Sex Probe   Sen. Hoey May Head Investigating Group

Records Readied In Pervert Check  Police Okay Irapounded   Police Okay Impounded Records in Washington; Group to be Named

Police File To Be Open For Senate On Perverts  tlinennwede Bascal.   Impounds Records Of Capital Forees Preliminary Study

IMPOUND RECORD OF SEX PERVERTS   SENATORS TO STUDY U, S, EMPLOYMENT OF '3,750' HOMOSEXUALS

PN ON ‘@  CRACK BRITISH TROOPS TO JOIN UNITED NATIONS FORCES IN KOREAN WAR

1500 Troops Being Sent Bv British   Already Packing Up at Hong Kong; Will Fight Soon.

British Send 2 Battalions   Crack Units Of 1,500 Men Packing To Leave For Korea

British Infantry Force Of 1,500 Packs For Korea   Troops Will Sail From Hong Kong

Two Crack British Battalions Will Enter Korean Fighting Immediately

British Battalions Reported Packing To Join U.N. Force:   1,500 Reinforcements Expected; Red China Offers Peace Plan

British Sending Korean Troops  Two Crack Battalion: Readied For UN Fight

Members of Two Crack Regiments Among Men Slated To Go to War Zone

Britain Orders 1500 Troops To Korea   Two Crack Units Reported Packing Up to Join Fight

BRITISH FORCE ISORDERFD 10 KOREAN FRONT   Infantry Replacements Will Be Sent From Hong Kong

2 Battalions Ordered To Korea Front  _ Hong Kong Troops - Now Packing Up

British Troops To Go To Kores   2 British Battalions Reported Packing Up To Join UN Forces

Britain Sends Troops To Kore   2 Crack Battalions Ready To Join U.N. Forces

Britain Rushes First Ground Units To Korea   Aets After Request From MacArthur For Reinforcements

Red China Makes Formal Bid For Position In UN      Two Crack British Battalions Will Enter Korean Fishting Immediately

BRITISH SENDING 2 BATTALIONS   Sutherland Highlanders And Middlesex Regiments Packing Up

Four Dead, Four Saved as Cruiser Sweeps Over Dam on Allegheny: Planes and Racing Cars Take Toll

Jessie M. Kinney Dies Sunday; Services Held This Afternoon at 2:00

COURT UPHOLDS TAX ON CARRIERS   THIRTY STATES HAD AWAITED DECISION IN CONNECTICUT CASI

Nearly 200 Youths In County Will Take  Swim Lessons   TRAVEL IN SCHOOL BUSES

Red Cross Swim Classes Open Monday   One Group T: Go On Mondays And Prid:ys; Other On Tuesdays And Thursdays

U.S. Charters Planes to Aid Korea Airlift   Navy Scans Plan to Take Ships From ‘Storage’ For Duty in East

Lanett ain camtemmamaeaeaeel ONE FIREMAN KILLED, 12 . HURT AS ROOF COLLAPSES

WARMER   Both Sides Must ‘Give’   Coming Coal Talks To Take Concessions

COAL PARLEY OUTLOOK IS NOT BRIGHT   Major Concessions Will Be Needed ~ To End Bisoute

Concessions Will Be Necessary In New Coal Parley   Some Major Concessions Seen As Only Chance Of Reaching Agreement   NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED WEDNESDAY

Say Both Sides Must Retreat For Coal Peace   Government Officials See Concessions As Parley’s Only Hope

Dever Rivals Barred From  Fall Ballot   His Appointees Rule On Signatures— Called ‘Hirelings’

40 US Bombers Ordered To Blast Escape Route For Trapped Americans

Communists Rain ing Hammer blows on Communication Center   American 25th Division Makes Short Withdrawal; Retreat Withholds Dancer to United States Sunnly Lines

Thrusts Pose Threat To U.S.  Supply Lines   North Koreans Capture Kochang on Western Front, Seize Northern Defense Anchor; Flanking Move Drives on Chinju

Reds Rain Hard Blows On Front   Drive On Kochang -Imperils Supply Lines Of Allies

Noith Koreans Crash Ihrough Kochang, Hamnchang; Begin All-Out Drive Against Chiniu

Reds Take Kochang, Knife into Hamcehang  Launch All-Out Drive on Chinju In Wide Flank Move in South

Enemy Starts Wide F lanking  Move in South   Vital Communications Center Falls to Foe; Drive Toward Taegu

New Push Threatens Communication Hub   U.S. Lines Reported Holding Against Flanking Drive On Vital Pusan Port

PROBE OF GASOLINE PRICES IS APPROVED   senate Judiciary Committee Puts ©. K. on Resolution Calling for Investigation.

Romania Acts Against United States   Wants Information Offices in Bucharest Closed

Romania Asks U.S. to Close Information Pos!   Nation Also Requests Britain to Cease Similar Activities

US., British Legations Get Red Gag   Romania Echoes Spy Charges Voiced In Hungarian Note

AKRON YOUNG MAN WEDS SIOUX CITY GIRL LAST WEEK   Miss Jeanne Cronin And Arnold Frerichs Take Vows Dea. 14

McCarthy Praised By Catholic War Veterans of NY   Group Wants Diplomatic Relations with Spain Re-Established

K. C, GAMBLING DECLINE NOTED   Seneter Says Two-Day Hearing Hos Revealed Drop In Big Operations

MAC-TRUMAN MEET READIED nen  Chain Of U.S. Warships To Aid Historie Confab

Swan Declares Camp Will Be Ready In 1953   Park Area To Extend Two Miles Along River Near Hemlock Bridge

Locate New Park Near Kingsport  G1, 4¢ Wavler’c   Site At Wexler’s Bend Near Henry, Dam; Open In 195:

Japan Bars 24 Top Reds From Office  — Offietal Predict.   Official Predicts Other Controls May Be Ordered

New Curbs Seen On Reds By Japs’  Attorney General   Expulsion of Communist: From Civil Service, Key Industries Possible

J ap an Purges Party ‘Brains   MacArthur Calls Signals:  Bode Take Ran Meekly

Robbers Net $200 in Loot At ‘Eglers’   ' Thieves Make Off With Safe in Breakin Occurring Early Today

Robbers: ne $200 in. L At "Eglers      Thieves Make: Off. With Safe: in Breakin  Oceurrina Early Today

‘ Temperatures   Three-Day Edict Actually Strike, NLRB Counsel Says; Taft Doubis Move Will Restore Coal Production

Court Asked to Stop 3-Day Week   NLRB Man Charges 4 U.M.W. Violations of Taft-Hartley Act

COUNSEL FOR NLRB SEEKS 10 FORCE FULL WORK WEEK   Lewis Orders Total Sirike O 86,000 Miners Ended Monday

Miners Accused Of 4 Violations Of Taft Hartley Act: Lewis Issues Work Order

DENTAM Kak AN ORDER FOR A 5-DAY WEEK   Labor Board Counsel Says 3-Day Work Week le a Strike.

Labor Board Counsel Presents Complaint To  U.S. Court In Capital

DENHAM ASKS COURT TO END MINE STRIKES   Union Is Accused O: Violating T-H Act  In Demands

Miners Facing Court Action   Injunction Is Sought To Get Men Back On Job Again

Court Order Sought to Force Full Time Work  Union Accused of   Union Accused of Four Violations of Taft-Hartley Law

Republicans Make Plans Fo ‘Large Rallies   Hope To Eclipse Recent Democratic Jubilee In Chicago

Republican Forces  Plan Huge Rallies   Taft Forecasts Truman Failure On Electing “Rubber Stamp” Conaress

Aim to Eclipse Democrat Jubilee  Rallies to Dramatize  GOP Fall Campaian

TWO FRESH COMBAT DIVISIONS IN ACTION   Several Hundred North Koreans Killed in Skirmish at Taejon

US Force  in Korea  Tripled   25th, Ist Cavalry eDivisions Arrive

Top Officials In Tokyo for Peace Talks   Bradley and Johnson Meet With MacArthur On Momentous Tasks In Seething Orient Plan

Defense Chiefs Reach Tokyo   Johnson and Bradley Set For MacArthur Talks

DEFENSE, ARMY CHIEFS FLY 10 SEE MACARTHUR   Three To Discuss U. S. Defense Position In Seething Orient

Momentous Jap Decisions To Depend on Talks  High Army Officials Confer With General   High Army Officials Confer With General Douglas MacArthur

BANKERS ARE COMING   Mere Than 300 Expected to. Attend Two-Day Clinic at K. U.

Tired of Posing as His Aunt—  Woman, 72, Says She's Really Doctor's Wife; Sues for Money

Alaska Fears Capture By Russians   Governor Asks for More Money Spent on Defense There.

Truman Holiday Cut Short for Ton Level Talks   Returns to Washinator Today for Catch Up ° On Uracent Problems

Back to Washington For Wor Conference   Truman Takes Plane Day Earlier Than Was Originally Scheduled

President Cuts Short Vacation   Top-Level Parleys Slated; White House Denies New Crisis

Truman Phes Back To U.S. After Parley   Expected To Report On MacArthur Confab In Speech Tomorrow

Truman Cuts Visit Short Back to Washington - A Day Early, But No —

REDS POISE FOR FORMOSA FIGHT   Chinese Communists Expected ' To Try Island Invasion Early in July

Pay-As-You-Go Pension Plan Backed By Taff   Senate Puts OK On Benefit Boost And Extended Coverage

TAFT BACKING PENSIONS FOR ALL OVER 65°   Pay-As-You-Go System Urged ln The Future

Midwest Suffers Greatest Loss From Icy Storm   Weather Causes 34 Deaths Over Nation  ~~ ~anmin=-- nme:

281030 Inches — Snow in Midwest; Lero S to Texas   Flood Threat in California  Over as Freeze Hits  Crops in South

Rains Imperit West As Cold Clutches Dixie  Snaw Hits Midwest While Los Angeles  Swelterc in Heat

lowa’s Corn Crop Seen As ‘‘Smallest’’ in Years   Estimate Puts Crop 20% Below The 1949 Harvest

Move To Attach Excess Profits Levy On Tax-Boosting Bill May Delay Adoption

TRUMAN'S POINT A PLAN RAPPED   Republican Senate Leaders   Fight Move To Include Aid To: Backward Nations In Messnure.

GOP Directs Attack On Point Four   Wherry, Taft Lead GOP Senate Attack: May Hold Up Foreign Aid Bill

Point 4 Plan Under Attack   Republican Senators ’ Threaten to Delay Actior on: Foreign Aid Measure.

BATTLE FIERCE ON PROFITS TAX   Outcome In Doubt And Indefinite Delay For Bill Threatened   OPPOSED BY GEORGE

Excess Profits Fight May Delay Tax Boost Bill  George Threatens To Take Measure Rack To Cammittec

GOP Attacks May Siymie Foreian Aid   Wherry And Taft Leading Assauit In Useser House

Indefinite Delay Possible On Tax Bill Legislation  Fierce Senote Battle Rages Over Addition Of Excess Profit Levy

Long Delay On New Tax Bill Is Threatened  George Opposed To Excess Profits Levy On Corporations

GOP Senate Heads Lead Point Four  Plan Attack  Delay Threstened  T.. WD...’ 6D   Delay Threstened In Passing Bill For Foreign Aid

 ‘Successor To Marshall Plan’  Republican Senators  Rake Point 4 Program

Excess Profits Battle Threatens To Delay Tax Bill   Amendment in Senate Might Block Increased Levies This Year

Profits Battle May Hold Up Tax Bill Actior   George Warns He'll Carry Plan Back To Senate Commiitee

Profits Battle Jolts Tax Bil   Measure Threatened With Indefinite Dela,

Battle Over Excess Profits Levy Is Endangering Whole Senate Tax Bill

Excess Profits Tax Levy Cause Of Bitter Fight  Delay In Passage Of Measure Seen In Conaress

Fight Over Excess Profits Levy May Delay Tax Hike Bil   Senator Threatens He Will Return Bill To His Committee

Discuss Profits Levy  Senate Battle  On Tax Bill To Delay Passage

—TAFT, WHERRY LEAD ATTACK— GOP Point Four Battle May Delay Foreign Aid

Senate Battling Over Excess Tay   Bill Levying Profits On Corporations May Hit Snag From Debate

Senate Attacks Point Four  May Delay Approval  Of Foreign Aid Bill

U.S. Reds Going Underground, FBI Chief Warns   Vast Increase in Subversive Activity, Congress Is Told

HOOVER LISTS 54,000 REDS IN COUNTRY   Nearly Half Of Membership In Basic Industry   COMMUNISTS   ‘Have Gone Underground To Carry Out Party Work, : Congress Told

Commies Show  Gain—Hoover Greatest Subversive Activity Under Way

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES INCREASING   F.B.I. Head Says Communists Centered In Strategic Areas

Hoover Charges Reds Spreading  Communists Infiltrate Electrical Industry

Demands Diary Be Subpoenaed   Sen. Knowlton Calls on Investigators of Amerasia Case Obtain Papers of Late Sec. Forrestal Who Cannot Speak for Himself. ~ es   LINKED TO DELAY ORDER °::   FBI Chief Warns Congress Of Communists’ Activities

It’s Centered In Strategic Areas, Charge  a. [vac ee 4  » er Gee Geen Oe Gee Dp 

HOOVER SAYS COMMIES WORK UNDERGROUND   Secret Testimony  Of FBI Head Reveals Strategy of Reds

FBIChiefSaysCommunists in United States HaveStepped Up Activities

U. S. Commies Offer Threat Hoover Warns   Says Reds Are Going Underground and Are More Subversive in Activity Than Ever

Greater Than During Last War, He Tells Congress; Says Reds Starting Underground

FBI Chief Hoover Tells Congress Red Activity Tops War {I Nazism, Fascism

Hoover Says U. $. Communists: Are Going Underground, Subversive Activities Grow  Communism Now at Greater Height Than Nazism in World War Il

Hoover Reveals Activities Of Communists   FBI Chieftain Says U. S.  [ ' Reds In  faninna lindorarnin A

Subversive Activities In U.S. Are Now At Peak, FBI Chief Tells Solon:

Hoover Reports American Reds Going in Hiding   Communism at Great Height in U.S., FBI Chief Tells Congress

Red Activities At Peak, Says Chief Of FBI   American Industries Marked For Sabotage

Hoover Says Reds Gaining   FBI Chief Reports Menace  Worse That Nazism: During Last Year

FBI Head Wams U. S. Communists in Vital Places   Centered in Strategic Industries, Hoover Tells Congress

U: §. Communists Go Underground   Hoover Reports They Plan Great Activity

Subversive Activities — Expanding   J. Edgar’ Hoover Reports To Senate

‘HOOVER REPORTS REDS IN NATION ARE NOW HIDING   Prosecutions Have Made It More Difficult To Find Them   ‘GREATER SECRECY MARKS OPERATIONS

HOOVER SAYS REDS ARE GOING UNDERGROUND   FBI Chief Reports Subversive Activity at Peak in U. 5S.

Hoover Says Reds Are Grave Threat   FBI Chief Declares U. S. Communists  Goina Underaround And Keening Busy

Says Red Peril Is Mounting   Hoover Tells Congress Subversive Action Is  Greater Now.Than At Anv Time During Wat

FBI Chief Claims Subversive Acts Increasing Here   Reports Communism At Greater Height In U. S. Than Nazism Or Fascism During Last War

Hoover Says US. Reds Go Underground   FBI Head Warns Of More Subversive Activities Than Ever Before

Reds Are Going Underground, FBI Chief Asserts   More Subversive Acts Being Done Now Than In the Last War

. —SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES— F BI Says Communists Working Underground

Party Goes Underground  FBI Chief Declares Reds Now at U.S. Activity Peak

FBI Chief Warns Of U.S. Reds   Hoover Says Party Going Underground Activities luctus ase

U. 3. REDS ET UP CODE SYSTEM   FRI CHIEF HOOVER REPORTS COMMUNISTS HAVE BEGUN TO GO UNDERGROUND.

Strategic Centers Are Hot, .F.B.J. Chief Declares; Told to Senate

Radio, TV Sets Will Be Cut 40% After January    70°: Cobalt Reductior Will Make Delivery  Uncertain

Radio And Television Sales Drop Expected   Slash {In Deliveries OF Cebcit By 70 Per Cent Rlemad

Cutting of Cobalt Deliveries Seen Reducing Production Of Radio and Television Sets

SCHOOL CHECK   County High Schools  Will Be Inspected ‘By State Official

Renew Search For B-36 Plane And 17 Aboard   Armada Of Planes Joining Search Off British Columbia

Kansas Liquor Law Changes to Become an Issue   Legisators Will Be Asked to Share the Gallonage Tax With Cities and Counties

Want Liquor Fund Shift   ‘ Solons Favor Giving ities and Counties ‘ . Share of Gallonage Tax

Threat of Heatless Days Backs un State Request for Conservation of Coal Piles

Note Of Optimism?  een Re ae  Atomic Scientist Doubts H-Bomb Could Kill All Lite On Earth

BLOODY RIOTS ARE , STAGED BY STUDENTS   Three Killed And 30 Wounded In Anti-American Protest . Jn Ssiean

DEFENSE LINE STILL HOLDING AT BEACHHEAD   Estimate 25,000 Chinese Communists Pounding Hunenam Force

W. Germany United in  Saar Fight  Political Parties - Line Up Enmasse To Protest Pact

Germans Rap Saar Accord   Demands for Plebiscite Onnosed bv U.S.

Death Blamed On Stepfather  Atlanta Baby Dies Ir Sleep From Blows

Chicago El Crast Shakes Up 90)  20 Injured During Crowded Rush Hour

 Normal Summer Maneuvers In East Germany Stepped Up Intelligence Reports 8 Russian Divisions Are Conducting Tank-Supported Exercises

REDS STEP UP MANEUVERS IN EAST GERMANY   Allies Watching Closely But Aren't Too Concerned By War Drills.

INTELLIGENCE AGENTS REPORT .  Soviets Step Up Summer Activities In East Germany -

Report Russians Step Up German War Maneuvers   Senior American Officer Says Allied Military Leaders Unconcerned

Russians Step Hy         ~Eight-Soviet Divisions “Are.Going Through With Special Drills 

Russians Stepping Up Normal Summer Maneuvers, Eight Divisions Train in Germany

EAST GERMANY MANEUVERS OF REDS WATCHED   Military Leaders Not Too Concerned; Propagat   da Maticve Seen

Reds Step Up Maneuvers In Kast Germany   U.S. Agents Keep Constant Watch On Moves By Russians

Soviet Troop Maneuvers  Stepped Up In Germany   U.S. Intelligence Agents Keep Close Watch Over All Movements In Europe

STATE ASKS FOR PENALTY OF DEATH   Wife-Murder Trial of Hugh Wade, Country School Teacher, Goes to Jury at 10:40 A. M,   STATE CHARGES PREMEDITATION   Defense Denies - Teacher Had Malice Toward Estranged Wife Before Shooting Her Dec. 3.

Wife- Murder: Trial ‘of Hugh Wade, Country School Teacher, Goes: to   Jury at 10:40 A.M. :   STATE CHARGES = PREMEDITATION   Defense. Denies ~ Teacher Had Malice Toward Es_tranged Wife Before   Shooting’ Her Dec. 3. ~~

Navy-Discloses Plans For Building New Jumbo-Size Aircraft Carrier

SPEECH RIGHTS NOT ABSOLUTE, JUSTICES HOLD   Pair Drew Fines And Jail Terms In  Earlier Proceedings

Supreme Court Denies Appeal By 2 Writers   Decision Upholds Right Of Congressional Inquiry About Commies

Court Upholds Congress Right To Foree Red  Party Answers   Declines to Enter Case of 2 Movie Writers Who Appealed

—6-2 VOTE ~— Hearings Denied in Appeals   CONGRESS HELD WITHIN RIGHTS

Has Right to Compel Witnesses to Answer If They Are Communists   Deny Hearings to Lawson, Trumbo   Were Test Cases for Hol. lywood Writers Quizzed In Red Investigntion

LAWSON, TRUMEO LOSE APPEAL IN CONTEMPT CASE   Movie Writers Refused Te Answer Questions On Cammunict Ties

Power of Congress Committees To Inquire Info Communist Party Memberships Upheld by High Court

COURT BACKS UP CONGRESS   Con Compel Witness To State Red Affiliation, Justices Rule.

Congressional Committees May Compel Witnesses to Say if They're Communists

Tribunal Backs Congress’ Right To Force Answer   Power to Compel Witness to Tell Red Ties Stands

High Tribunal Rejects Movie Writers Plea   Supreme Court Re. fuses To Interfere With Investiaators

HighCourt Won't Meddle in Cases of Movie Writers   Rejects Appeals on 1947 Congressional Contempt Decisions

Supreme Court Backs Conaress On Red Question  Two Film Writers Refused Hearings In Contempt Case

RPE  Court Backs Congress on  Oath Penalty   Refuses Review of Movie Writers’ Contempt Conviction

Upholds Congressional Groups Probing Red Party Affiliations  Supreme ‘Court Refuses to Interfere With

Appeal Hearings  Denied   Congressional Committees May Inquire Into  Red Party Members

Right of Free. Speech Is Not Absolute   Powers of Committees of Congress Must Not Be Abridged

Court Upholds Congressional Probe Powers   Top Tribunal Refuses To Review Contempt Convictions of Two Hollywood Writers

COURT UPHOLDS CONGRESSMEN IN CONTEMPT CASE   DENY APPEALS OF TWO WRITERS WHO REFUSED QUESTIONS

Court Rejects Film Writers’ Review Plea   ‘Non-Cooperation’ in Probe Upheld as Contempt Ry Tribunal

High Court In Refusal To Act On Appeals   Power of Congress To Moke Witnesses Tell Loyalty Upheld

Hearing On  Appeal Is Denied Two      Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere With Congress Committee’s Communist Probe

Nine Die in Crash Of Naval Airplane  Patrol Plane Burns In Emergency Landing

Navy Patrol Plane Plunge Kills9 Men   Craft Catches Fire After Making Emergency Landing Near-Quonset Point, R. 1.

NINE KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Navy Patrol Plane Wrecks In Fog At Quonset Point.

11 Navy Flyers Die in Accident In Rhode Island   Patrol Plane Crashes and Burns-in Landing at Quonset Point; Only Two Survive

Nine Killed In Crash of Navy Plane   At East Coast Naval Air Station

Military Strategists Are Worried By Red Armies Massed In Manchuria

Massing Of Red China Armies Gives Concern   Might Revise All Fighting Plans For U.N. In Korea

CHINESE REDS MASS 2 ARMIES IN MANCHURIA   Military Strategists Worried by Armed Forces Near Korean Border.

Red China Deploys  Armies Near Korea   Full-Dress Formosa Hearing Planned

U.S. Strategists Worried . Ss nnIEE ar nenaCoeneemane eee?  Chinese Reds Place  Armies Near Kores

Massing Of Reds Along Border Has Leaders Worried  inese Communist   Chinese Communist Army Posing New Threat In Korea.

Reds Mass Armies In Manchuria Near Korea Line   Report Says Tanks Are Being Sent From Dairen

Red Chinese Mass Troops  ‘Near Korea   Strategists Ponder Communists Intent,  Effect on U.S. Plan

Chinese Reds Massed Worry Army Leaders   Find New Evidence Of Russian - Made Material In Korea

Chinese Reds Said Massing   Two Armies Reported On Koreon Border

Red Chinese Massing Army Close to Korea   More Than 200,000 May Be Planning To Enter War

Legion Commander Asks Ultimatum ‘To Soviet Russia   200,000 Red Soldiers Massed in Manchuria.

CHINESE REDS MASSING NEAR NORTH KOREA   Military Strategists Worried By Closeness Of 200,000 Troops

Chinese Reds Mass Armies Near Border  Miltary Strateciate   Military Strategists Worried Over Frest Seasoned Troops; Over 200,000 -

Chinese Troops’ Mass on Border   S’aweirn —Wese Gwe Vwe  Strategists Worried of Two Armies Drawn  Tim in Manchung

U.N. Forces Face New Red Threats   Two Chinese Armies Poised On Korean Border

Chinese Reds Massing Above  Korean Border 200,000 Communists  Poised in Manchuria Worry UN StrategistsMove South Feared

Chinese Reds Mass Two Armies In Manchuria Near Korean Border; U.N. Military Strategists Worried

Postal Increase  Bill Blocked By Technicality  Opponents Gagged,  Says Rep. Fulton; Passage Expected

Bill Increasing Postal Rates On All But First Class Mail Delayed

Downturn Started By Eqq Prices   Meat Cost Expected To Follow As Upturn In Production Begins.

Slot Machines Head for Cover in  Wake of Court Edict   Slot Machines Still QOneratine in Butte

Truman Sees Training Plan  Cold War Bar   Symington Declares Situation Reaches ‘Shooting’ Stage

Truman Renews UMT Backing !n Off-Culf Speech   Armed Forces Day Celebrated; Claim Cold War Is Hotte

Sen. Tydings And Bradley Rayeal Plans      Offer of Several United Na tions to Provide Ground Forces Accented by U.S.

U.N. Nations to Send Men   Ground Troops From Other Countries to Help Embattled Yanks in Korea

Other Nations to Send Ground Troops To Aid U. S. in Kore  Bradley Paints Grim Picture of Crisis in Secret Conference

UN MEMBERS OFFER HELP TO U.S. ARMY   Gen. Bradley Takes Grim Outlook  In Korea

House Would Bar Fund for Britair   Tentative Rider Demanda End of Partition

REBELS IN HOUSE WIN TWO ROUNDS UN FOREIGN AID   Put Through Amendment to Tie Up Billion of Marshall Plan Money to Buy U. 8, Farm Products,   ACTION LEAVES ECA ONLY $1,700,000,000   Then Group Pushes Through Clause to Cut Britain Off Unless Partition of Ireland Is Ended.

House Rebels Tie Two Tags Onto ECA Bill   Group Votes to Sever Aid to British Unless Irish Partition Ends

Truman Gets Two Foreign Aid Defeats:   Farm Surplus and Irish Partition Moves Approved

TRUMAN FORCES HANDED DEFEAT ON EUROPE AID   President’s Appeal For $2,950,000,000 Downed By House Rebels

AID MEASURE   2 Amendments to Bill Voted Over Protest Of Administration

REBEL FORCES AID MEASURE   2 Amendments to Bill Voted Over Protest Of Administration

ADMINISTRATION IS BEATEN ONCE MORE   House Would Tie Up Billion Dol lars Of Aid Funds To Buy  Bae: Beenie

Survivors Of Sunken Hospital Ship ‘When Rescued Tell Of Bitter Cold   Some Spent Over An Hour In Ocean Awaiting To Be Picked Up; Many Suffering Fram Shack Ase Reault.

Reports Plight of Indians Grows Worse   Hundreds Maroonec on Blackfeet Tract by Blizzard

Reports Plight of Indians — Grows Worse  Hundreds Marconed  an Rieebfaat   Hundreds Marooned on Blackfeet Tract by Blizzard

Russia Vetoes  Get-Out Order   West to Take China Case to Assembly

Treasure Hunters Search Again For Legendary Silver, Gold In Texas

TREASURE HUNTERS SEEK TONS OF SILVER, GOLD   Professionals Use Modern Equipment To Bore Through Tunnel Pocked Mount

Treasure Hunters Digging For Tons Of Silver, Gold Legend Says In Mountains

FCX Head Scored For Aiding Graham; Race Boom:   CAMPAIGN RIPPLES TURN INTO DEAFENING SWELLS

Mecklenburg Men Accuse FCX Head   Claim M. G. Mann Is Spending Corporation Funds For Campaign

Gains Are Made All Along Front In North Korea   Unusual Defense Tactics Cause New Caution In Advance

Marines Drive Off 200 Reds In Bloody Tilt   Ungi River Sector Resistance Stronger But Gain in 5 Miles

Texas Draft Quota 2,513  Fiaqure for State   Figure for State More Than Doubled

House Approves Point Four In Ballot Of 287-86  Assistance To Fight Commies — ° = en » =  = vb   Assistance To Fight Commies Seen In Big Omnibus Measure

House Approves $3 Billion Bill For Foreign Aid  Vote Is 287 To 86; Similar Measure Pending In Senate

House Tosses Omnibus Aid Bill To Senate   Similar Measure, Not Including Point Four Is Pending In Senate

Truman Foreign Aid Bill Clears Hurdle In House   Similar Measure In Senate Doesn’t Have Point Four Program

Foreign Aid Measure Now Up To Senate  House Passes Bill VAs/iel. C9 IML ACH Nnrye   House Passes Bill With $3,105,450,000 For Foreign Aid

ENGLISH TOWN TO.QET >. QAS PUMPS AFTER TOURIST USED. UP LIGHTER FLUIN

Old Shrine — Consecrated   Ceremony Performed Near Saint’s Grave

Absence of Sons, Brothers, Husbands In Korea Saddens Thanksgiving Day

TEACHER MAY FACE CHARGES   Continue Investigatior Into Beating of Bev, 7.

Truman May Intervene In Phone Strike   Scattered Reports Of Violence And Vandalism Heard

U. S. Presses Telephone Pact   White House May Step In If Mediation Fails

Florida Storm  Kills Two; Damage Heavy   Tropical Hurricane Is Greatly Reduced in Force

Hurricane Damave  Tn Millions   Miami Hit Hard; Gales Abate in ‘Northward Trek

Storms Blows ‘Away to North   Miami Area Hard Hit By Tropical Wind

Blazing Cruise Vessel Docked, Iwo Missing  550 Are Saved In St. Lawrence River Niaht Eira

Close Union Of People Is Only Defense   Pope Indorses Union Of Free Peoples For Self Defense

Main Forces of U.S. 24th and 25th and ROK First Division Retreat Across River to Escape Entrapment,

Communist Offensive Rams Lengthening Wedge Through Middle of Our Entire Front

Chinese Aim Army at Tibet   800,000 Believed Massed On Border for Push

Discuss Dimout For Whole State At Parley Today   Utilities, REMC Groups. Others Invited to Meeting

Rep. ‘Tiger’ Teague Stars in Annual Democrat-Republican Racehall Came

Winter Storms Lash Northwest   Heavy Rains Increasing Flood Dange: In Southern Indiana, Illinois

Wintry. Storms Lash Northwest And Great Lakes   Fresh Rains Raise New Flood Threats In Midwest Areas

V.F.W. AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS   Mrs. Emily Myers Named Head Of Hanover Unit — District Meeting Will Be Held Here July 9

OFFICERS NOMINATED BY V.F.W. AUXILIARY   Mrs. Emily Myers Is Nominee For President—Severa!l Contributions Are Made

Stop Publication Of New York Paper   Striking CIO Guildsmen Cause Suspension

Strike Forces Paper To Stop All Publication  Metropolitan: Daily   Metropolitan Daily Normally Publishes Seven Editions

Johnson Leaves Strachey Case ‘In’ British Hands   Britain Hints That Prime Minister Due Kor Some Onestions

Johnson Says Shinwell Must. Decide If Secret: Are To Be Discussed

Most Departments Will Be Held to Present Budgets, He Reports   ‘Warns of Possible  New U. 8S. Levies   1951-53 Requests Are  15.9 Millions Over  1949.51 Appropriation

Two Grove City Women, Hurt In Crash, Succumb   Deaths Sunday Bring Toll To Four in Wednesday’s Accident on Route 8

FRANKLIN CRASH TOLL REACHES 4   Two Grove City Women Succumb of Injuries ..

TELLS POLICE HE COULDNT — OPEN CAR DOOR   Reveal Motorman Had Nine Mishaps. During Past Year

Pohang Still Hot Spot Of North Sector   Pershing Tanks And Low-Flying Planes Help Push Probing Communist Columns Back Mile From East Coast Port

STAGE IS SET TO AIR MORALS OF HOLLYWOOL   Senate Committee Inves tigation Is Scheduled For Mid-April

Solon Plans Hearing on Film Morals   Johnson Proposes Government. License Actors, Producers

Composers Organization Broken Up by Suit   Senate to Investigate Morals in Hollywood

_-MOTION PICTURE PROBE— Hollywood Morals Are Attacked By Sénator

Industry On Carpet Senate Set For Airing Of FilmlandMoralsMnA pril

Stage Ready For Senate To Examine  Film Morals   Commerce Committee States Industry Has Need Of Improvement

‘Movies, Broadcasters Under Fire  iHollywood Morals, Radio Acts Blasted

Senators to Air Filmland Morals   Committee Sets Stage for April Hearing; Angry Sen. Johnson in Director’s Chair.

SENATOR FOR LICENSING ALL MOVIE STARS   Would Bar Actors Convicted on Moral Turpitude Charges.

lrate Senator Fires Blast Af Movie Colony   Industry Declares Freedom Menaced  BR. Kuna. biiierito

Film Morals Are Target   Senate Group fo Call Industry on Carpet; Propose Crackdown Bill

Movie Morals Face Probe By Angry Senator   ‘Lurid Antics’ By Players  Bring Threat Of Licenses

Senate to Air Filmland Morals In Mid April   Solon Hits Ingrid Bergman-Roberto Rossellini Romance

Committee Ready To Act... . ey FO Act...  Filmland’s Morals Slated For Airing

Hollywood Morals Will be Probed by Senate in April   Movies Called on To Explain About Morals of Stars

Commerce Committee Sets Stage for  Probe of Hollywood Filmland Morals

Angry Johnson Directs Action For Film Probe   Lashes Out At Stars Conduct; RKO Studio Makes Quick Protest

Stars’ Morals To Be Probed, Senator Says   Bergman Cited By Democrat in Senate Eruption

Senate Probe Of Hollywood Morals Slated   Crack-Down Sought Via Licensing Bill; Bergman Affair Hi:

Johnson Claims Industry Needs Complete Airing  Producers Charge Actions Simliar ‘To Police State’

Senator Demands License System to Sift Actors   Loose Morals Charge Hotly Denied by Producer Group

Hollywood Howls of ‘Police State’ _  Morals of Movie Stars To Get Senate °*Airing’

U. §. Disclaims Any Aggressive Plans for China   Acheson Says Nation Trying to Convince Communists of Fact

Troop Report. Is Worry To Dean Acheson   Declines To Say If Diplomatic Contacts Made

Acheson Reiterates  Asia Aims   Chinese Reds’ Entry Into Korea War Would Violate UN Order, He Says

U. 8. Trying to Keen Chinese Reds Gut of orea, Acheson Says  Says Entry Would Be Aggression and  Vielatien of UN Order

Acheson Says U. 5. Has No Designs On Red-Held China   Anxious Over Reported Red Troop Movements

Worried By Troop Movements   Holds Intervention Would Be Violation Of Council’s Orders

U. 8. Seeks Tc Keep Chinese Out of War   Acheson Tells of Preventive Steps

U.S. Not. Aggressive to China: :  Acheson   Secretary of State Anxious over Reports of Chinese Reck, Troops Near Korea

Reported Chinese Red Troop Movements Stir  Sec. Acheson's Anxiety   Secretary of State Informs Chinese Communist Government That United States Has no Aggressive Intentions Toward China; Also Infers UN  Troape Will Not Cross 38th Parallel

Execution For Slayers Set   Week Of Aug. 28 Will Be Date For ‘Lonely Hearts’ Pair

‘Non-Partisan’ Policy Asked By Sen. Conall)   Democratic Leader Wants Politics Out Of Senate Foreign Policy Discussions

Connally Calls For Senafe To Back Program  @'Non-Portisan Foreigr Policy Urg ged_ By By

Conally Urges Senate To Unite In Non-Partisan Pelt td Policy To Bolster Cause Of World Peace

UnityAsked In Foreign Affairs Plan   Connally After Senate for Non-Partisan Poliey to Further World Peace   G.0.P. Willing   Party Desires ‘Truman to Inform Leaders of Developments

GOP Senator Asks Policy Agreements  By Parties —   Connally Says Nation Must Leave Partisan  Politics Aside Now

Connally Makes Senate Appeal      GOP Announces Party Will View Ce-operation Offer

Sen. Connally Uraes Senate To Join In Non-Partisan Foreign Policy

All Eastman Workers Get Dividends  Employes Receive $25 Per a, 000  ies = ee:

Eastman To Give Wage Dividends ToAllEmployes  Workers To Receive $25 For Each $1,000 Earned At Company

Major Crisis In Berlin Feared Likely Sunday  Communist Youth Demonstration May Develop Trouble

 No Reaction Yet To Protest Note Top-Level U.N. Officials  Work To Mediate Korea War

Aerial Sprayers Left Too Soon Hoorneman Says  Agents Got Paid, but Fields Not Snraved

Aerial Sprayers Left Too Soon  Hoorneman Says   Agents Got Paid, but Fields Not Sprayed Farm Operators Say

DEMOCRATS BACK ~— KOREAN POLICY   ISTATE PARTY PLATFORM JNDORSES TRUMAN FIGHT  AGAINST RED AGGRESSION.

Truman Signs Plan For Joint Defense Of North Atlantic  Frees Arms for Eight Allies in

U. S.. 8 Allies Bolster Defense Against Soviet   Arms Flow to Europe’: Pact Nations Is Expected Soon

TRUMAN OKAYS ATLANTIC AREA DEFENSE PLAN   Takes Big Step To Bolster West Against Russia

TRUMAN OK'S MASTER PLAN FOR DEFENSE   His Action Turns Loose $1,000,000,000 forArms Aid to Western Atlantic Allies.   EIGHT COUNTRIES SIGN AGREEMENT   Pool Defense Plans to Qualify for Receiving Tanks, Guns, Ships From America.

8 Countries Sign For U.S. Arms Aid  Western European Nations Will Receive About $1 ,000,000,000 HAVE A MASTER PLAN  Largest Share of American Materials Will Go to   Largest Share of American Materials Will Go to  France

Truman 0.K.'s Master Aflantic Defense Plan   Military Details Will Remain Allied Secret

Western European Nations Will Receive About $1 .000.000.000   Largest Share of American Materials Will Go to  France

\North Atlantic Defense Plan Okayed: \Eiaht Nations Sian Arms Aid Treaty

Master Defense Plan Approved By President; Action Will Loose Flow of Guns, Tanks to Europe

President Signs Master Defense Plan for Arms  Action Turns Loose $] ise Fund’

Truman OK’s Agreements On Arms Plan  Giant Military Aid Program Set in Motion

Truman Okays Master Plan   Turns Loose Billien Voted For Gigantic Program te Bolster W. Eurone

Guns Start Rolling   Truman’s Signature On Master Plan Sets Vast European Arms Aid Program in Motior

Turns Loose $1 Billion — in Arms Aid   Planes, Tanks and Guns to Roll to 8 European ‘Countries

President Puts 0. K. on Master Defense Plans   Billion Turned Loose to Bolster Against Russian Attack

President Okays Pact Plan, Frees Billion for Arms  Western Europe’s Military Program Signed by Group

Truman Okays Atlantic Pact Defense Plan   BT W/E WSBT YY S&S £29044  Billion Dollar Supply Of Equipment Due to  Start Trip Overseas , ALuans Dales 1S

President OK’s North Atlantic Defense Plan   Billion In Arms To Bolster Europe Against Russians

Truman Okays North Atlantic Defense Plan   Action Turns Loose Gigantic Military Aid For Atlantic Allies

Truman Approves North Atlantic Defense Plan :   Authorizes Flow of a eee aay erence   Authorizes Flow of Arms, Materials’ To Eiqht Allies

President Sets Huge Military ‘Aid Program Into Motion; Orders Secretary Of State Acheson To Start Guns, Planes And Raw Materials Rolling To Fight Allies

Arms Help To Europe Set Rolline   Truman Puts Approval On Defense Plan of North Atlantic.

8 Nations Sign, Defense Plan in Atlantic Starts   Truman Gives Power to Acheson to Begin Flow of Goods, Arms

Truman Puts Q.K. on Master  Detense Plan   Action Will Start American Arms Off to Europe at Once

Truman Signs Historic Arms Aid Agreement   Billion Dollars In Weapons Will Start Pouring Into — Europe Soon

Actions Turns Loose Full Billion Voted to Hold Off Possible Russ Blow   Eight Nations Sign Fo or Military Aid   First Shipments For North Atlantic Area Tine In Two Weeks

President Approves Master Plan For Atlantic Defense, Turning Loose UJ. §. Funds for Europeans

LOUISIANA IS HARDEST HIT WITH 32 DEAD   Twisters. Reported Causing Six Deaths in Texas, Property Damage in Arkansus—New Tornats > Warnings Issuicd. +

TORNADOES ARE CAUSING HAVOC IN THE SOUTH   —Peath-Toll of 38, Heavy Damage; 7 Fear Mare Raareme.

Dr. Birge, Dean Of UW Staff, Dies  President Emeritus Famed over Nation

Dr. Birge Is Dead;Former U. President   Famed Scientist, 98, Was Oldest Living Ph.D.,Phi Beta Kappa Member

Edward Birge of University Dead   Faculty Member for 75 Years Nearly 99

Dr. Birge Of U. W. Dies At 98   President Emeritus Of State University Since 1925 Was Top Educator

Majority of Railroad Workers End Strike, Mail Embargo Lifted  Walkout Spreads In South but Eastern Lines Back to Normal

Rail Tie-Up Reaches End   Stalled Trains Roll; P. CG. Embargo Lifted

Rail Strikers Return to Jobs After Rebuke  Majority Go Back; Postal Embargo Off  Re Poo Ck Dawe oes ww

IMAIL EMBARGO LIFTED Rail Workers Returning   After Rebuke by Truman

Rail Strikers  Trek Back  To Yard Jobs Mail Embargo Lifted;  Union Foils Fines By Ending Walkout

“Wor rking Man’ Of Othe &) ands GetskyeOf CIO   Murray Says Improvement In Wages Of Europeans Is Necessary

Agree on Cut of $215 Million in Foreign Aid Funds   Defy Wishes of Truman to Okay Loan for Spain

Cut In ECA Fund OK'd   Conference Grour Deties Truman By  OK Of Spain Loan

Cut Marshall Plan Funds, Approve Loan fo Spain   Actions of Joint SenateHouse Committee Contradicts Truman’s Wishes.

Cut Marshall Plan Monies; Approve Loan  Senate-house Group   Senate-house Group Acts Swiftly on Big Apprepriatiens Bill

Cut Foreign Aid, But Vote Spanish Loan   Senate-House Committee Defies President's Wishes

Approve Billions Outlay   Committee of House For it Carry ing Total of $16.771.084.479

Loan To Spain Gets Approval Of Committee  _Senate-House Group  ‘Cuts a Plan,

UNDETERMINED NUMBER KILLED AND INJURED   Vessels Crashed In Dense Fog Four Miles Off  San Francisco   HOSPITAL SHIP HAD 367 PERSONS ABOARD

Atom Defense Plan Sought For Public    Risk of Giving Information to Reds Of Second. ‘ane Importance to Bricke:

Report Russia Quietly Selling Gold, Gems In Western Countries for Hard Currencies

 New Flicker Meter’ Detects Flutters  In Hearts; Should be Life-saver

Taft Sees  Red Tinge In Purge  Blasts Lamb   Blasts Lamb In Congress

Official Count Of Election ls Completed  Myers Carries County By 242-Vote Margin Fine by Five Votes

Strong Enemy Units Faced On Long Front   More Chinese Taken Amid Reports That Regiment Joins Fight

Strong Enemy Resistance ls Encountered  Report That Another Chinese Red Division Is Now In Battle

By ANTON J. SARTORI 193. So. Alvarado St.  Los Angeles 4, California’ ‘(Phone Dunkirk 7-934 1):

By ANTON je: SARTOR! 193. So. Alvarado St.  Los. Angeles 4, Califiewis ‘(Phone ' Dunkirk 7-9341):

Anderson Signs Holy Cross Pact  Five-Year Contract, to Name Assistants

SUI Grid Coach Given Contract For Five Years   Terms Not Disclosed. But He'll Pick His Own Assistants

GOP to Get Auto License Branches Schricker Holds out  Peace Offering to Republican Legislature

Schricker Leaves License Bureau With GOP Secretary Of State Smith

12 Homes, Catholic Church Damaged By Twister Sweeping Through Louisiana Town

Stepped-Up Rubber Production Ordered  More Plants To Be Ir Operation By First Of

Assigninent to Austerity ...  An American F amily Under Welfare State

Gas Service Here Is To Be Improved   President of Purchasing Firm Says Texas Natural Gas Will Soon Be Directed Into Lines Here.

Navy Expert Says America Need Not Fear Invasions  Despite Long-Range Planes

Expert Challenges  Invasion Safety   Navy Officer Says It Is Always Possible To Carry Warfare To Other Shores

WAY TO WHIP SUBS EXPECTED   Top Navy Expert Chal. lenges Claim U. S. Immunity Ended

Admiral Says Navy Could Defend U.S.   Momsen Challenges Belief That Air Power Nipped Immunity From Attack

Sea Power Held Key To Defense  Navy Expert Says U. S. Still Immune

-~- Washington ----------: Congress Preparing To Pack : Jo And Go Home

VINCENNES IS SAVED BY DIKE BREAK   Collapse of Levee Upstream Lowers Crest. Embarrass Embankments Fail at Lawrenceville.   Governor Goes On Flood -Tour

Eye Taxes for Music Brokers  Law on Books But   Law on Books But Was Not Enforced

TESTIFIES HUSBAND CUT HAIR 3 TIMES   Green Lane Woman, Mothe: of 7, Says Husband is Jealous   GIVEN PRISON TERM

Investigation No. 6 Into Vast Army Finance Center Ordered In Congress

ANTI-LEOPOLD FEELING HIGH IN BRUSSELS   Sociatista Call Wave Of Strikes To Force King’s Abdication

Belgian Ruler Wont Abdicate  King Leopold Faces Stiff Opposition

Leopold and Party Face Opposition; Strikes Expected   Walkouts Might Spread Until King Quits Throne Regained 2 Days Ago

GOP Takes Step Toward Building Party In South   Committee Of Seven Will Direct Drive

Find No Sign of Life Near Crashed Plane   Northwest Airliner Is Located Near Butte; Helicopter At Scene

COUNTERFEIT RING REPORTED SMASHED   Syndicate Operaied Milien-Della: Business Im 2% States And Cansdz

Bogus Money Ring Broken By Officers   Syndicate That Had  Branches in 28 States Shattered by Agents U. S. Secret Service

Big Counterfeit Ring Is Smashed  -Group Passed Money In 28 States, Canada

Two-Nation Counterfeit Ring Broken   FBI Seizes Plates Used to Make Million Dollars Worth of Bogus U.S. and Canadian Bills

Counterfeit Money Syndicate Smashed Fake Money Had Beer  Circulated In 28 Of - The 48 Senta

Huge Counterfeit Syndicate Broken  Secret Service Claims Million-Dollar Group

Big Counterfeit Ring Is Smashed  Syndicate Worked 28 States, Canada

Secret Service Breaks Counterfeit Ring At Buffalo; Worked in 28 States, Canada

T-Men Smash Bogus Money Ring In U.S.   Million-Dollar Gang Worked 28 States And Canada Officers Say

LUSTRON CORP. GIVEN REPRIEVE OF THIRTY DAYS   Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood Announces; Plaut Operation Under Receivership — ‘“Intenslfied Economics” to be Priactieced.

LUSTRON CORP. GIVEN REPRIEVE OF THIRTY DAYS   Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood Announces . Mant. Operstion  .” Under Réecelivervhip —~ ‘Intenelfied? Economies” te be  Fracticed,

Lustron Life Continued To Apr. 3   Economy Edict Handed Down By U. S. Judae

Five Arrested For Aga Khan Theft .   None Of Stolen Jewels Found Yet, French Sav

Ten Indictments. Returned by Gran Jury Meeting at Anchorage Friday

New Form of Censorship For Newsmen Covering Korea   Star Shells Light U.N. Beachhead

Gen. MacArthur Asks New Plan OF Censorshir   (Unable To Tell How Long UN Forces Can Hold Gut Against Enemy Horde

Communist Forces  Being He'd Back As Allies Withdraw   Believe New Red Blows Imminent. However: Minor Skirmishes in West.

Reds Held Back As Allies Push Withdrawal  Security Screening   Security Screening Ordered As New Form Of Censorship

Administratior Called A Body Without Brain  Taft Says Nation Needs Consistent Course Of Action

Administration Again Assailed By Senator Taf   Hits Inability To Develop . Level Course Of Action On Important Policies

GOP Leaders Take Cuts At  Administration   Taft And Knowland  Criticize Policies

faft Launches New Foreign Policy Attack  Libene Teoman   Likens Truman Program to Man Without Brain

Taft Asks Clear-Cut U. S. Policy   Truman Rule Lack: Brain. He Asserts

COP Leaders Take Cuts At  Administration   Taft And Knowland  Critisies Paliacace

Taft Likens Truman Administration  To Man ‘With No Brain In His Head. ..

Likened To Man Without Use Of Brain   Administration Sees, Feels, Taft Says, But Cannot Organize

Truman Policy Rapped By Taft   Senator Says Demos Lack Course Of Action

Taft Hurls Fire AtAdministratios In New Charges   Senator Attacks Democrats After Knowland Blast

‘Communists Thrown Back,’ MacArthur Says   Americans Await Reinforcements Heralding Counteroffensive In. Korea; Northern Losses High

Troops Hold On Blazing» Korean Front   Fresh Men and Guns Into South Korea. For Big US Blow

Walker Issues “Fight To Death” Order —Invaders Suffering Heavy Losses

Fight to Death Order Is Issued   Continuous Flow of Fresh Troops,  Supplies Exoected:

Drive Aimed At Checking Red Threat   B-29s Blast Red Capital City

Drive Two Miles On Pusan Front   American Troops and Marines Smash Toward Chinju With Spearhead Led by Tanks.

Men 26-35 Will Not Be Drafted In Near Future  Omer Asserts Entire   Omer Asserts Entire 19-25 Group Should Be Made Available

No Draft Soon {Men in 1435 Age Group   Official Urges Veterans be Made Available

FOREIGN POLICY RESHAPED U. S. Freezes Funds  Of 3 Red Satellites

Error Found in Coplon Charges   Technicality Throws Trial Into Tangle

Senate Group Says No Reds In State Dept.  McCarthy Charges Called ‘Hoax’ by Tydings Committee

Manpower Need Chief Problem Before Officials  Question Is Whether More Are Needed

Manpower Neec Under Review By Officials  Question Is Whether Korean War Creates Need For More Men

CONNOR, FAMED HISTORIAN, .DIES   Former UNC Faculty Mem ber And Fx-Archivist O: U. §., Suceumbs—Funera! Rites Sunday.

Lines Drawn For Floor Tilt On Profit Tax   Senator Connolly Plans Amendment When Vote Comes

UNION DEFIANCE TO STOP-STRIKE ORDER SPREADS   Western Pennsylvania Lo. eal Turns Thumbs Down To Lewis Order

LSCALS DONT EVEN VOTE ON LEWIS. ORDER   Gov't Waiting to See Wha Developments Monday Will Bring.

Union Refusal To Enter Pits Monday Seen   Government Hopefu But Ranks of UMW Display Contempt

LOCAL UNIONS VOTE TO STAY HOME MONDAY   Talks Recessed Over Weekend; Contempt Action Looms

MINERS ARE DEFIANT OF UMW CHIEF   Stop-Strike Orders Are Ignored By Nearly All Soft Coal Diggers

Hope Fades For Return  To Coal Pits   Monday Meeting May Bring New Union Contract

Hope Vague For Diggers To Go Back Under Order   Advisers Call Halts To Mediation Talks Until Early Monday

Big Locals Turn Down  Work Order   “Strikers Standing By "No Contract,' No Work’ Policy

‘Crackdown’ Put Off Pending Miners’ Action Tomorrow; Conferees Take Recess

featilie Calis it "Damndest Mess fi Ever Saw  Miners Expected to focna Second Work Plea   Federal Action on Interference By Pickets Sought by State Group

Little Hope Miners Will  Resume Jobs   Government Poises Bic Stick Ready To Act If Strike Holds.

Coal Strike MayEnd Today   Government Clinging to Hope Back-to-Work Wil Be Started on Monday

Large Union Votes ‘No’ On Working   Monday Is Day For New Hearing On Agreements

Truman Waits Miners’ Move Before Acting  Hope for Strike End Appears To Dwindle

U.S. Is Holding Its ‘Big Stick’ OverUMW Men   But Action Holds Off As Miners Ponder Lewis’ Second Work Order

Big Stick Over Coal Strike   Await Monday Te See If Miners Have Back To Work Movement

Big Stick Held Over Miners’ Heads   Sovernment Clings to Hope Of Work Return

Coal Strike Probiem Holds U.S. Interest   Little Hope For Settlement Over Weekend Now

Miners Balky On Work Order   . UMW Rank and File Defiant of  Lewis Directive, but Government ' Expects Return to Pits Tomorrow

Government Waiting On Miners’ Decision   Folds Contempt and Fine Action as Ciub While Giving Miners Chance to Ge Back to Work Mondoy

Miners Expected to lenore Second Work Plea      Federal Action on Interference By Pickets Sought by State Group

{) PER CENT OF SOFT COAL MEN SET FOR LEWI   Unified Bargaining Front Picks Moses To Beard UMW’'s Eyebrows

Soft Coal Operators Prepared To Bargain ‘The Industry Hos United -. Front For Talks With  Lewie -

Soft Coal Producers Confront Lewis With. Unified Bargaining Front For First Tune

BITUMINOUS MINE OWNERS FORM GROUF   Frick Co. Head Leads Organization For .Contract Deals

Truman to. Talk on Peace Plan Tonight   Vinson Would Rearm -Germany, Japan-te Aid Fight for Democracy.

President Will Speak Tonight On World Peace   Major Foreign Policy Speech Will Be Made At San Francisco

Truman Works  On Policy Talk   Tonight's Speech Blueprints Peace

CHINESE REDS THY TO an0T U.S. PLANES   Fire Across Border at Fliers Searching for Allied War Prisoners.

Claim Republican Troops Have  Reached Koin, 34 Miles From . Border, Other Troops In North ward Sweep   24TH DIVISION HOPS OFF FOR SINUIJU

Chinese Gunners Fire at Planes  Near Manchuria  U. S. Airmen Report Red AntiAircraft Near Korean Border

U.S. Airmen Fired On By Chinese Reds   From Across KoreaManchuria Border

ADVANCING UN TROOPS ONLY 34 MILES AWAY   Hot on Heels Of Reds Holding American Prisoner:

Chinese Reds Shoot at Two U.S. Atrcraft   Fire Misses Marine Planes Inside Korea War Nearing Close

Chinese Fire At American Air Pilots   Report Commies Interfering With Yanks’ Search For American Prisoners In No. Korea.

Allies 34 Miles From  Manchuria   Marine Fighters Shot At During Border Flight

ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS SHOOT ACROSS BORDER  Marine Planes, Looking for U.S. Prison-

Measure Aimed At Donaldson By Committee   Postmaster General Is Named In Order

Confederate Money Is No Good, But Grandpappys Gray Uniform Might Be

FEDERAL LABOR CONCILIATORS RESUME TALKS   Hold Lengthy Conferences With Company And Union Officials

Civil Detense Bill Offered   Congress Asked To Pas: - ..dMeasure- Providing ; One-Man Rule

SWEEPING AUTHORITY IS INCLUDED   Preparedness Bill Is Rushed; Top Job Would Go to Civilian

sn Up Asked te Fight Attack  inyle, Powei {id Administrator or Civilian Nefense Requested

Reuther Urges $174 Pensions  ‘Says That's Figure   ‘Says That's Figure Elderly Couple Needs

Reuther For Increases In Pension Pay  Union Leader Gives Senate Committee

Rent Controls Before House   Passed by Senate Which Now Turns Attention to Social, Security,

Congress Action On Rent Controls Throws Fight To End Them Back To Communities

Biblical ‘Pillar of Fire’ a Comet?   Solution Offered to Mystery of Red Sea Opening

STRACHEY GETS ATTLEE REBUKE   British Minister Of War Apologizes For  Statement

ATTLEE REBUKED HIS WAR MINISTER   JOHN STRACHFY PUBLICLY APOLOGIZES FOR ATTACK ON SCHUMAN PLAN,

MATTOON BAKERY IS BOMBED   Bomb Exploded in GarageWarehouse of Bakery Being Operated in Defiance of Strikers.   MAN NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH   Carpenter Living Nearby is Injured by Explosion When He Goes to Investigate.

King Collapses Before Cabinet   Concern Is Grave For Swedish Ruler

New York City High School Students Demonstrate F or Hisher T eacher Pan

NY Students DemandHigher  Teacher Wage   Thousands of Jeering Pupils March on City Hall in a Mass Protest

Cops Repulse Student March On City Hall   New York Youngsters Launch Huge Movement To Force More Pay for Teachers in Schools

Police Turn Back Storming Students   Afveuat Did) Mees dee Biratent, Hash Giry Hall; £2,000 Join in Bemund

N. Y. Police Hold Off.  Students   Riotous Marchers Blocked From City Hall; Demand More Pay For Teachers

STUDENTS ON MARCH   Thousands of New York Young. sters Want Higher Teacher Pay

New York Students Demand More Pay for ‘Our Teachers’   But Police Repulse March on City Hall

Students’ March on New York City Hall Repulsed by Police  Jeering High School , Youths Demand. Pay.

GRAHAM PACING SENATE SPRINT   North Ceorolina Incumbent Holds Narrow Margin over Corporation Lawyer

NOTED WARTIME AIRMAN KILLED   J. HH. GUTHRIE, CALLED “REST FILOT IN WORLD.” DIES IN CAR CRASH,

State Fair Crowds, Livestock Bids Fall Short as Exhibition Closes

Top Steer Brings Less Than Half of That Paid in 1949   Other Prize Winners Sell Generally Higher as Fair Ends

Sofia Ignores  U.S. Demands   Withdrawal of Spy Charges Reauested

Solon Fined for Smacking Young Boxer   Rep. Crawford Pleads Guilty, Ends 2-day Jail Sit-edown Strike

Ship, Battling Gale, Catches Fire; Cape Hatteras Gets Hurricane Alert

Fire Breaks Out On Board Ship Riding Hurricane   N. C. Coast Alerted As Storm Expected To Pass Hatteras

SHIP IN STORM CATCHES FIRE   Battles Wind And High Seas From Hurricane Off Florida

CHURCHILL OPENS DEBAT.        Dove Not Believe War Is Either  Imminent Or Inevitable

More U.S. Troops to Go Overseas   European Forces to Be Headed by ‘Ike’

Ten Divisions Is Ultimate Strength Plannec  Trumon Granted   Trumon Granted Two Powers Asked; Taft Resists Idea

Five To 10 Divisions May Go Overseas © Fresh US. Units To Be Sent To Europe

More Yanks  To Be Sent  To Europe Rumored Five  Or 10 Divisions May Be Involved

Truman Says More American Troops Will Be Sent To Europe As Soon As Possible

Defense Plan For Europe Completed   Man Who Led AlliesTo Victoryin _ Werld Wear ii Recalled Ta Service

Truman Reveals Plans, Appoints Eisenhower Chief  President Reports Forces To Be Sent As Soon as Ready

TEMPERATURRT   Gen. ‘Tke’ Will Head Pact Unit   Wall Of Steel Protects Gls At Himenam

12 Nations Agree on Plans For German Particination   More U. S.. Troops To Join Gen. Ike 

Fisenhower Named Top Commander   60-Division Force Planned At Brussels

Truman Picks Leader Of New Defense Army   President Withholds G T's Numbers, Date Of Their Departure For Overseas

U.S. Troops To Serve  in ag      General “Ike” Is Named Commander Of New Force

Gen. Eisenhower To Command . European Force   International Army Will Be Formed To Fight Communism

IKE’ T0 HEAD EUROPE'S ARM}   Appointment Is Approved By Atlantic Pact Powers Today

tisenhower To Command Allied Force   War HH General Returns to Scene Of 1945 Triumph

Yank Troop Hike Due For Europe  Reinforcemen ts Will   Reinforcements Will Serve With New Atlantic Pact Army

Hive To Ten US Divisions Are Indicated   Taft And Other GOF Leaders Protest HS1 Grab For Authority

U.S. To Send More Troops To Europe   Truman Announces Plan To Bolster Western Army

World War II Chief Heads New Force   Defense Group Readied to Block Red Aggression

Truman Promises lke More Troops  _ May Dispatch Ten Divisions to Europe

Eisenhower Is _ Supreme Chief of Allied Force   12 Atlantic Alliance Nations Plan German Paricipation

How Many or When Not Revealed  Kisenhower’s Appointment  Announced

More Troops From U.S. Slated For Europe Soon   Truman Promises Additional Troops For Eisenhower’s Command Soon As Possible

More U.S. Troops to Go Abroad   Number of Men to Be Sent to Europe Is Not Made Public

Eisenhower Is Formally Named Top Commander   Truman Acts On Request Of North Atlantic Powers.

More American Troops to Be Sent to Europe   Truman Announces Plans After Formally Appointing “Ike”

U.S. To Rush Forces For Europe Army  Truman Says Ike Will Have Powers Like MacArthur’s

President Will Not Say How Many Tr oops, or When They’ll Leave   Names Ike to Top  Defense Command   Units Would Join U.S. Forces In Europe As Beginning of Army

President Says More Gls Will : Go To Europe    Soldiers Will Servé [n New International Army

Europe To Get New American Armed Force   Truman Promises Aid, But Withholds Any Figures On Strength

Increase Forces To Kurope   Gen. Eisenhower To Take up Duties Next Month

EISENHOWER IS APPOINTED BY TRUMAN   President Says More Yanks Will Join European Defense Forces as Soon as ‘Possible.

Truman Will Send Troop: To Europe   Gis Will Serve As Reinforcements In Proposed Army

12 Atlantic Pact Nations Ask For Supreme Commander   More U.S. Troops Eor Europe

IKE IS CHIEF OF T-NATION ARMY OBJECT   U.S. Will Send At Least 5 Divisions  i es, Ye ee OS

Departure Of Soviet Representatives From Japan May Mean New Red Pressure

TRIBUNE-STAR SUNDAY AVERAGE CIRCULATION Vear Endino Sent. 30. 1950... 47.772

Circulation Statement of The Terre Haute Star Average Daily Circulation Year Ending Sept. 30,1950... 29,796

Circulation Statement of The Terre Haute Tribune  Average Daily Circulation Year Endino Sept. 30, 1950... 31,766

Allies Drive On as Reds Weaken   Resistance Slackens as Gls Near Border

Fighter Planes Provide Close  U.N. Support   Fanatical Communist Ambush Temporarily Slows Cold Troops

Reports Conflict On Red China Aid   How Far Non-Korean Allies Go Toward Russia, China Confused

U.N, Troops Move To Frontier Amid Conflicting Report   Question How Far North Allies Will Go; Fear. incidents

ROK Patrols Race to Yalu River; Conflicting Reports Heard on Halting Armies South of Frontier   Map on Page 2

NO CHINESE SUPPORT  Truman Understands Only South Koreans To Oceupy Frontier

Border Reached by ROK Troops; Reports Conflict On U.S. Plan, China Reds

REPORTS CONFLICT ON USE OF NON-KOREAN SOLDIERS ALL WAY TO RED BORDERS

Report About Chinese In ‘Korea False   No Decision Made On Halting U. S. Troops Before Line

Marines Land At Wonsan   No Confirmation of ROK Report of Being Under Attack by Chinese Reds

Eighth Army Denies China Reds Fighting   South Korean Troops First to Yalu River Line

No Evidence That Chinese Reds are Fighting Koreans   Conflicting Reports As to Where U.N. Troops Will Stop

Temperatures   Truman Says U.S. Avoids Border Fight  Officials Deny Chinese Enter in Conflict; Marines Land at Wonsan

Reports On Red Chinese In Fighting Conflict; Limit Of U.S. Advance In Doubt

Twenty Million Fund Measure Passes House  Bill Providing Cash For Hospitals and  elhanle Cant Canmssta

FOUR YOUTHS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Hanoverians Injured When Car Crashes Into Guard Rail And Utility Pole Two Miles West Of New Oxford

Gen. MacArthur Says Reds Lose Victory Chance  UN Commander Report Deployment Ends First Phace af Maran Fight

Deployment of 8th Army Has Delayed Enemy Sufficiently   Says Hope for Quick Victory Halted; North ~ Tanks Kavoed

Victory Snatched From Reds Grasp, U.S. Chief States   American Strength Will Be Increased, Red Strength Will’ Wane—MacAstbur

M’ARTHUR SAYS ENEMY HAS LOST WINNING CHANGE   Deployment Of 8th Army In Korea, He Says, Stopped Reds   U. S$. 24th BATTLES HEAVY TANK DRIVE

TRANKS TO FIRST YANKS  Reds Lost Victory Chance In Korea, MacArthur Says

C10 Convention Row is Settled By Murray   Delegates Are Set Right on Tennessee MP ccs: Deen lett goue

John L. Issues Work Plea Amid Signs Court Will Act Monday To Penalize Miners For Contempt; Truman Gets Facts Today

Miner Compliance  Of Order Doubtful   Move By UMW President Apparently To Head Of Contempt Of Court Fines—Production — Would Resume Monday

First Reaction Raises Doubts  About Compliance   UMW Chief Tells Diggers To Stop Outlawec Nationwide Strike In Obvious Effort To Head Off Contempt Of Court Fines

Lewis Acts As Government Shows Signs Of Readying Action For Its Next Move

Union Faces Court Threat Of New Fines Lewis Orders Miners To Return To Work

Still Madder Than Hell Is  Miners’ Views   Return To Work Demand Is Issued In Obvious Effort To Head Off Possible Contempt Of Court Fine

See Mine Chieftain’s Move to Avert Court Action on Federal  Contempt Charges _

FATHER, SON VICTIMS. OF ~ CAR SMASt   Three Other Lives Are Taken on Pennsylvania Turnsike

Singed bul Saucy, Cat Survives 36 Hours Of Terrific Heat in Brick-Making Kiln

Truman Plane Forced to. Make Detour   Fog Forces Landing at Air Base in NAaruinndl

Acheson, AidesConter on Germany   New French, Saar Agreement Involves U.S. Foreign Policy

‘Talks Are Begun      Acheson, Others Discuss U.S. Policy in Gormany in’ Lickt of Saar

UN Counter-Attacks by Ground Forees Given Close Air Support — Military Spokesman Terms Conditions Serious,

Work on Brink Robbery Clue   Palice Seek. Ex-Canvict Who Tried to Buy Guns at Portland, Me.

Twin Strikes by 200 Workers Idle 50,000 at Five Auto Plants   UAW Charges Rival FE With Collusion In ‘Recessing’ Harvester Co. Strike

Strikes Idle 53,000 at 5 Auto Plants   Interunion Dispute Threatens Farm « Eauipment Industry

US.S.R. Military Expenditures Being Used As “Poised Buldgeon” On Weak

19 Billions For Russian Defense   Reds to Pay 18.5 of Total Expenditures This Year,  Budget Speech Shows   FINNS SIGN FOR TRA   renee lw eee TllC lh OD es *¢ BS 4.  Pact With Moscow Thei Largest, Calling for a $320 Million Exchange

19 Billions For Russian Defense   Reds.to Pay 18.5 of Tota Expenditures This Year, Budget Speech Shows   FINNS SIGN FOR TRADE   Pact With Moscow Their Largest, Calling for a $320 Million Exchange

Forts Attack Targets Near Siberian Line   First Cavalry Chief Says Communists About Shoot Bolt

Two Villages in Path of Lava   Mt. Etna Eruption Has Ruined 40,000 Acres.

impatient to Get Going as He Arrives at Airport; Imminent Red Attack on Formosa Has Been Predicted.

General Sees Chiang, Other China Leaders   Carries Out Truman’s Instructions Sending Fleet to China Island

He'll Discuss Military Plans With Chiang   7th Fleet Admiral Joins in Surprise Visit to Nationalists

MacArthur Confers  With Chiang   General and Staf Are Acting on Truman's Orders

Leader of UN Forces Will Meet Chiang to Plan Island Defense Ordered by Truman

MacArthur Flies To Formosa For  Talks With Chiang   Fleet Commander, Other Key Officers Attending  Military Conference

Still Contends He Is the Famed Jesse James   Dalton to Court to Have Name Changed to That at Neted Desnerado.

About All You Have to Do to Understand Modern Art Is to Understand Jig-Saw Puzzles

GOP DEMANDS ARE REJECTED EMPHATICALLY  Declares Acheson ls Confirmed Foe  OVE CS aramiuiniem

Truman Says He Will Keep Aches 1 ad Force Rollback Ordered on Aule Prices

Springfield Is Without Natural Gas  Explosion and Fir Wreck Regulator Station Todav

Blast Cuts City’s Gas Supply Of   Springfield, Mo., Left. Without Any After Fire And Explosion Wreck. Oniv Pumping Station

Blast Cuts Off Supply of Natural Gas to Sprinafield   Homes May Grow Cold Before Flow of Fuel Is Resumed to City.

Sprinofield Without Gas After Blast   Explosion and Fire Destroy Regulator Plant, Service Statior

Explosion Wrecks City’s Gas Supply   Springfield, Missouri Is  Scene of Blast and Fire At Pumping Station Plant

Penn Vote Tests G. 0. P. Control  Duff Group Opposes Grundy Leadership

GOP Vote In Pennsylvania To Be Watched   Duff. Seeks To Unseat “Grundyism” In Keystone State.

GOP PRIMARY IN PENNA. HOLDING NATIONAL NOTE   Grundy-Duff Battle Is Watched For 1952  Precidency Tin

Pennsy Voting Today Scannec By Politicos —   GOP Primary To Pick Candidates; Nationa! Aspects Pointed Up

Penn. GOP  To Nominate Candidates.   Senator, Governor Will Be Selected  In State Primary

EFFECT ON 52 ELECTION WINS WIDE INTEREST   Duff Stakes Political  Future in Bitter Row  With Grundy Camp

Expansion Of Atlantic Pact Sought   ‘Acheson To Try To Win _ More Friends for West On Trip to Europe.  1

Pays Fine And Is Released  From Jail  Congressman Goes Barle Tha Manitel   Congressman Goes Back To Capital Without Comment

Rep. Crawford Jailed 2 Nights  Michigan Solon, 61, Held For Assault

Rep. Crawford Pays $28.50 Fine, ls Released from Jail   Struck Young Prize Fighter He Emploved

Congressman Pays $53 Fine   Rep. Crawford Held On Assault 'Charce

U.S. CONGRESSMAN FINED $2850 FOR STRIKING WORKES   Rep. F. L. Crawford Freee  After Spending Two Nisht« in Inil

Quinn And Tracy Win Nomination For Treasurer   O'Neill, Duffy To Vie For Attorney General In November

State Auditor Wins Chance To Battle Taft   Rhodes and DiSalle Fail In Challenges To Veteran Officials

Well-Known Names Keep Popularity   Taft Receives Heavy Compliment

Lad Without a Country Shuities Across Dacific. Wnable fo Land af Any Port

Soldiers, Sailors Unload ‘Food When Sfevedores [Begin Wildcaf Strike

Budget Allows No Money To Build Postoffices; Many Inquiries Heard

‘Cliff Dwellers’ Dig In for Weekend   Hope Dims for End of N. Y. City Elevator Strike

Search Plane Also Missing   Search. In’ Yukon Is Now _-. Camplicated:....-

CAR WITH ATOMIC BLUEPRINTS STOLEN   Automobile Recovered Two Houre Later With Non-Secret Ma. terial Intact.

Daily News Index   Non-Secret AEC Blueprints Stolen but Recovered Intact

ABANDONED IN NEW YORK  Car Carrying Non-Secret AEC Blueprints Stolen

Car With AEC Papers Stolen. Later Located   Atomic Blueprints in Brief Case Intact: Car  Taken for ‘Joy Ride’

Business Leaders Fight Excess Profits Tax and Offer Counter-Proposal

Nation’s Leading Businessmen Protest Excess Profits Tax   Claim Tax Would Stifle Incentive, Bring On Inflation

Businessmen Blast Excess Profits Tax   Tell Congress {t Is Unfair and "Inflationary"

What Is Next? Cigs Higher   New Price Hikes On Variety Of Products Are Recorded

Navy Gets in Support Duty   Carrier Planes Diverted From Other Targets «

Atrocities By North Korean Reds To Bring Demands For U. N. Tribunal

UN. CONSIDERS ACTION AGAINST RED ATROCITIES   Officials and Delegates ‘Shocked  ' by Reports. of Seven Soldiers Found Shot Through Head with Hands Tied Bohind Backs.

Holds Tax Applies To Hotels. Motels   But Not to Homes And Farm Lands

The Judges Had To Give Up First In National Spelldown Geareoia Tad. Ohio Girl Co-Winners   Georgia Lad, Ohio Girl Co-Winners As Experts Run Out Of Jawbreakers

Bll SPELLING BEE ENDS IN A DRA   TWO DECLARED WINNERS AS JUDGES RUN OUT OF JAWBREAKER WORDS.

NATIONAL SPELLING BEE ENDS: IN DEADLOCK FIRST TIME IN '23-YEAR HISTORY OF EVENT:

National Spelling Bee Winds Up in Deadlock When Judges Run Out of Jawbreaker Words

WHILE. PARENTS WORK . Three Children Suffocate In Discarded Ice Chest

Secretary Acheson Says It Will Be Necessary to Send Food To Drought-Stricken Yugoslavia

lowans To Cas! Ballots Today  Brannan Plan Factor In Democrat Voting

BAUR CR cuir Lk ee tt ore wae a  SEVEN BODIES ARE FOUND NEAR DREDGE

Utility's Poor Service Blasted  Ohio Associated Phone Rates Boosted in: Area

Hospital Fire Set by Patient   Charge of Murder “Due in 9 Deaths

Inmate Says. He Set Asylum Fire ‘Medieval’. Shackles Denounced By State —

Faces Charge Of Murder   Mental Patient Admits Causing Hospital Blaze

Reds Aiming 4-Prong Drive At UN Line   Giant Offensive Certain to Start Before Long 

Chinese Troop Movement to East Follows in Wake Of Report That UN Forces Compelled to Give Ground Before Invaders.

Apparently Find Weak Spot As South Koreans Fall Back Eight Miles

Chinese Troops Begin Menacing Eastward Shift   Reports Claim Allies Pushed Back 14,000 Yards Near the Coast

250,000 Enemy Troops Mass  Por Offensive   UN Unis Forced Back 8 Miles: Poe Prepares For Attack On Seoul

Same Pattern Was Used In North Korea   Report UN Forces Pushed Back Eight Miles Along Coast

 Ominous Eastward Shift Of Com munists Follows Same Pattern  That Preceded Offensive In North Kores   MANEUVER FOLLOWS 1 PROBING ATTACKS

Move Follows U.N. Retreat Of 8 Miles   South Koreans Beaten Back in Coastal Sector

Mysterious Walkout Closed 48 Big Mines In State; Chicago Merchants Say Situation Is Serious.

16,000 UMW Diggers In Illinois Are Idle; Ordered Back To Work Monday   Miners In Rest Of Bituminous Fields Return To Work As Scheduled; Illinois Operators Discuss Joining In Complaint To NLRB

43 Big Mines Shut Down By Mystery Order   Most Of Nation’s Coal Diggers Returned To Pits Despite Some Rumor Of Impending Walkout

Hunt Automobile In Slaying Case   Stained Upholstery Is Evidence Sought

HOPE FADING FOR FLIERS ABOARD G-54   Blizzard Hampers - Search In. Yukon ~Enr-Miecing Plana.

Hopes for Safety of 44 Dwindles   Snow-Covered Wilderness Holds  Ide Gaerad

International Air-Ground: ‘Hunt Over. Northern - Wilds. Renewed. —Forest Ranger Reports Hear  ing Sound Like Distant Exple sion.

Hope Dwindles For 44 Aboard Missing Plane   Blizzard Handicaps Search For Missing Transport In Yukon

FRANCE TO STUDY REICH REARMING   Pleven’s Cabinet Seen Facing Critical Test

Peurifoy Denies McCarthy Charge Of ‘Payoff’ Deal   Makes Statement to Reporter in Advance Of Closed Meeting

Senators To Hear Peurifoy Answer Charge By McCarthy Of Having Payoff Dealings

Peurifoy In Senafe Huddle  Former U. S. Aide To Deny Payoff Deal

Senators Quiz John Peurifoy  ‘ Hearings Continue In Amerasia Case

Peurifoy To Give Reply To Charges   Accusation by McCarthy Denied by State Official In 1945 Amerasia Case

Deputy Undersecretary of State Will Make Formal Reply to McCarthy Charge

Peurifoy . Goes Before Solons Today   Will Reply to McCarthy Charges at "“Dagweadft! -

Peurifoy Is Pressed for Statement      ate Department Aide Asked to Give Formal Reply on ‘Payoff’ in Amevrasit Case

Charge Youth In Woman’s Death  Rifle Bullet Slays Buffalo Socialite

Indian Youth Tells New York Staying  Shot Woman During Roadside Struagle

Youth Charged With Slaying Buffalo Woman   19.Vear-Old Indian Is Calm as He Tells of Brutal Rifle-Murder

UN Units Enter Red Capital   South Koreans, U. S. Ist Cavalry Inside Pyongyang

Synhorst Gives Petitions Close Check for Validity   Six Candidates Already Barred From June Ballot

Bishop Will Run For Presidency  Church Of God Leade: Will Enter Politics

End To Milk Strike Seen; Wote Tonight   3,000 Pittsburgh And Area Workers To Vote Whether To Accept Offer

TRUMAN INSPECTS STRIKING POWER   SECOND RAFT IS FOUND IN BALTIC   TAFT BACKS CUT IN ECA SPENDING.

Taft Supports Plan To Cut Marshall Aid  Republicans Seek  To Reduce Foreign Oatlax« GLAD OND ON

Indochina Mobs Riot in Saigon   American Backing Protested as Rebels Rip Down U. S. Flag

Reds Riot in Vietnam’s Capital  U. S., French Colors  Torn Down at Saigon

Before Joining 'FDJ'—  invite East German Youth to Make:Trips Inzvo Western Berlin

MARINES, VOWING HARD FIGHT, MOVE QUICKLY T0 FRONT AFTER EMBARKING

Marines Landed In Korea; Move To Battle Lines   Leathernecks, Loaded For Combat, Vow To Give Foe ‘“‘Best We Got’

MARINES BEGIN MOVING TO FRONT   BATTLE EQUIPMENT IN. CLUDES PERSHING TANKS AND FLAME THROWERS,

'Marines Move af Once to War Front With Sherman Tanks, New Weapons

Six Saw Bars Of Bowie Jail  Negro Trusty Beater As Prisoners Escape

END MILITARY DISPUTE  Russ Ready Tri-Ocean War, London Naval Experts Say

Russia’ s Creation of Separate Navy ‘Command Seen A-War Preparation

EXPULSION OF WAR BRIDE 1S HALTED   JUSTICE, JACKSON ACTS AS PLANE WARMS UP TO TAKE HER BACK TO EUROPE,

Jackson Prevents War Bride Ouster  Halts Quick Action By Immigration Dept.

GERMAN-BORN WAR BRIDE GETS MORE TIME   Extension Order Is Received as Plane Motors Warm Up

‘Top Military Men Join HST In Conference   Hear Reports From Collins, Vandenberg Back From War Front

Program Will Cover Men And War Materiel   Final Decision On Steps Expected To Be Made By Tuesday; President Con fers With Military Chiefs

TRUMAN WILL ASK CONGRESG FOR WAR FUND   Program Will Cover Men and Material to Meet Korean Crisis.

Authority To Carry On A Partial Mobilization To Be Asked Conaress

Truman May Ask For Partial Mobilization Plan   Tl S Fes ‘In More Weapons. Ammunition

Truman Will Send Message To Congress Asking Funds Next Week, Officials Say

TRUMAN TO ASK FUNDS THIS WEEK   MESSAGE WILL REQUEST AUTHORITY TO PARTIALLY MOBILIZE NATION,

President Ready To Ask for Cash  Special Message   Special Message Planned for Congress

Truman Report Next Week On  Mobilization   President Hears Chiefs Of Staff After Their  Return From Korea

Truman Will Ask Partial Mobilization   Chief Executive Drafting Message To Gonaress

Mobilization To Be Stepped Up Soon  President Truman   President Truman Preparing Special Message To Congress

Korea Crisis To Spur Bid for Fund Hike   Truman te Seek Power to Carry Through on Partial Mobilization

Kunzig Affair Providing Republicans with Ideal Pre-Election Ammunition

Kunzig Case Big Aid to Michigan GOP's Campaign   Democrat ‘Attacks Hurting Williams

Civil Defense Measure Heads For Approval  Sponsors Claim Bill   Sponsors Claim Bill May Be on Way to Truman by Nigh#all

2. LAW--APPOINTMENTS   Quintin Johnstone, Charles Old: father: Named to K.U. School

Girl, Nude in Calif., Gets 30 Days; Man in Montana Given 60 Days

Headquarters Calls Battle Indecisive: Confidence Voiced   Breakthrough in Area Would imperil Tazau; Signal Big Attack

Enemy Gains Six Miles in Bloody Fight   Foe’s Bridgeheads Bulge   With 12,000 Troops but  Battle Indecisive and  Leaders Are Confident

Battle Is Indecisive, Says Officer   Heavy Losses; UN Forces Hold In Northern Area

Reds in Smashing Drive on Yankees   North Korean Forces Rolled Five or Six es   SOUTHWEST OF TAEGU   US. Jet Fighters, Light “Ex Bombers Report by cellent Results”

Breakthrough _ Would Poise Threat To Taegu   Fierce Blows Rained Against U.S. Southern Flank; Fighting Called ‘Indecisive’; Air Arm Active

Red Forces Smash On Toward Taegu  U. S. Officer Confident Enemy Can Re Stonned by U. N. Troons

Yanks Yield Ground In Taegu Area  Moscow Admits That  North Koreans Use .) WH. ..? J,

Officers Hold Man for Rape Of Widow   Elderly Victim Shot Six Times In 5-Hour Ordeal

Negro Admits Attacking Texas Woman  Aged Mother Watche: While Daughter Raper  aa. oe Sa. ee

CONTROL OVER INDUSTRIES: TIGHTENED UP   Commercee ‘Secretary Says Price Controf May Algo Be Needed

KLAUS FUCHS, 38, ARRESTED ON TIP SUPPLIED BY FBI   Leakages of Information Occurred Well Before Russia Set Off First  Explosion. _   BOTH WASHINGTON AND LONDON AMAZED   Prisoner Worked on Development of Weapon in U. S. From Late 1943 Until June, 1946.

TOP SCIENTIST IS CHARGED ON THO COUNTS   Fuchs Arrest Follows Probe Of Red Atom Spying By FBI

Alleged Spy Is Native Of Germany   Had Been Given Great Responsibility by London Govt.

German-Born Researcher Held as Spy  Dr. Klaus Fuchs, To; British Atom Exnert.

Klaus Fuchs Is Charged With Giving Away Atomic Research Information In 1945 And 1947

Lop Atomic Scientist In Britain   Case Breaks Like Bomb in London And Washinston

Student Kiss Divides Oklahoma Town as Parents Rebel Against Nazarene Control

MYSTERY CRAFT SIGHTED BY AIR PATROL —  _ Planes And Ship__ ~ Are Engaged In Cantinuous Search

Six Enter Race  For Governor  No Democrat Sighted  To Oppose Williams

Television Buyers Will Be Nipped   Truman’s War Tax Program Threatens To Tap Customers Of Sets At Ten To Twenty Dollars A Whack.

Elect New Home  Economist For  - Pocahontas Co.   Dorothy Hodgskiss Is Graduate of Iowa State College

Calls for Half Of Allies at 38th Parallel   Nationalist China Flays Stalin as World Aaaressor

Freighter Breaks In Heavy Seas   Fifty-Man Crew Strives To Keep Vessel Afloat

Japs Want A Treaty   Nation Says East-West Split Denies Them Benefits of a Peace Pact

Record Demand for Gasoline Puts U.S. Refineries to Test  Near Peak Production Required To Meet Unprecedented Use of Fuel: Oil Production Ie Hiah

Perfect Defense Against Atomic Bombs Unknown   Defense Secretary Says Enemy Can Be Made Sorry for Blow

Johnson Says Money Won't Insure Defense  100 Percent Barrier Against A-Bomb Called Impossible

DEFENSE CHIEF SAYS FOE COULD SLIP IN BY AIR   Ohnson Asserts Money Can’t Buy Perfect Defense From Atomic Bombers—Every Community Faces Risk.

Atomic Sereen Is Not Perfect.  Johnson Warns   Suicide Pilots Able to Pierce Shield Set Up To Protect Country

Peddling of Horsemeat-Is Labeled Million-Dollar Racket by Inspector

Ohio Calls 661 For Sept. 1   List Includes None In Defiance County

First Draft In Ohio Will Take 661 On Sept. 1   40 County Quotas Announced; Call Men Here Later

First Draff Call Misses Allen-co  Quotas Listed For Only 3 Limo  a ae 1.

City's Outskirts In Contact By Northern Foes   President Rhee Says American Assistance Not Enough To Save City From Downfall

Seoul President Claims Americans Failed His Nation  Communist Tanks Cracl Datanca in

Korea President Blames Plight on Lack of U. S. Aid:   Nothing to Stop Tanks, Rhee Says:

RED TANK COLUMN THROWN T0 QUTSKIRTS OF SEOUL; RHEE BIAMES LATE AMERICAN AID

US. Blamed For Being Too Late With Aid   American Embassy Burna Papers As Invaders Near City’s Gates

Red Invaders On Outskirts Of Chief City   American Help Is ‘Too Little And Too Late’, President Rhee States; Truman Promises Faster Flow Of Military Supplies Into Communist Invaded South Korea

SOUTH KOREA HEAD LAYS CRISIS TO U.S.   "Too Little Too Late”, Say: Rhee As Red Tanks Approach Capital

Invading Communists Throw Tank Column at Outskirts of Capital  9 MILES FROM SEOUL  Seat of Government May Be Moved 200 Miles South  To Pusan

U.S. Help ‘Too Little, Too Late, ls Rhee’s Plaint   Soviet Sponsored Army Spears Ahead as Tanks Rout Defending Forces

HIT U. S. AID: AS T00 LITTLE AND TOO LATE   South Korean Resistance to Northern Invasion Crumbles; U.S, Embassy Burns Secret Papers. ° .

World Leaders  In Conference Over Struggle  Might Be the Spark To Start Hostilities  RITTTETIN

PUSH TANKS TO OUTSKIRTS OF SEOUL   North Korean Communists Demand Surrender of Pres. Rhee.

President Rhee Says Aid Too Late   Northerners Demanc Surrender of All Southern Army

BELATED AID FOR DEBACLE   Tank-Led Enemy. Forces Reported In Seoul’s Outskirts

Aid Called ‘Too Little, Too Late’   President Says More American Help Needed

American Help ‘Too Little, Too Late’, Rhee Says   Invaders Broadcast Demand for Surrender Of Southern Army

American Aid Is “Too Little And Too Late’   South Korean President Critical as Commie Tanks Approach Capitol

South Koreans Fight fo Save Capital City   700 Americans Plan Evacuation, U. 5S. Aid Late

U. S. Aid Comes Too Late Says Rhee; Truman Hits ’"Unprovoked Aggression’

Rhee Blames United States For the Crisis   Communist North Demands Southern Forces Surrender

Communist Invaders  At Seoul  Korean President  Blames Terdy U.S.  . feet.

Northern Army Pushes Tanks Toward Seoul   Lack of Morale Noticeable In Southern Forces

Tank Column in Outskirts of Capital   Republic's Leader Blames Crisis on Slaw American Aid.

Aid Too Late, Too Little —   So Soys Pres. Rhee but S$. Korean Leaders Show No Feeling of Hopelessness

UN's Cease Fire Order Is Ignored   Truman Pledges U.S. Support TT, Cerriurity Coapunceil's Action

Defenders Are Torn To Pieces By Onslauahfs   Papers Burned At U.S. Embassy With  Invaders Nearing

United States Rushes Help in Civil War   Communists Smash To Seoul Gates

Tank Smash Perils Capital   Invading Reds Broadcast Surrender Demand; Defenders’ Morale Drops

House Passage Near for Bill to ‘Restore Mail Service   WASHINGTON, D. C. (7P) The: house voted 4 ies to restore city mall ‘service to two deliveries a day.

House Move: Mail Service Bill To Vote   Actual Majority On Record; Sets Aside Curtailment Order:

House Votes Today On Mail Service Bill   Orders Twice-Daily Deliveries In Cities

Postal Bill Due to Be Acted on Today  Measure to Restore Twice-Daily _ Deliveries Pending in Conaress

KANSAS CITY JURY INDIGTS TWO FUR (5. TAX EVASION   Atlorney, Former Membe Of State Legislature, One Defendant

Grand Jury Says Kansas City Men Evaded U. S. Taxes   Partner Of Binaggio Hit

US Jury Indicts ) Kansas Citians In Gaming Probe   Former Legislator, Tano Lococo Named For Tax Evasions

Indict Two Men as Tax Evaders At Kansas City   Former Assistant Prosecutor and Gambler : Named in Vice Probe

Two Indicted In Kansas City Crime Probe   Former Prosecutor, Gambler Accused Of U.S. Tax Evasion.

Jets Abandon Transatlantic Nonstop Flight   USAF Says Plane Damaged Equipment For Flight Refueling

Hotel Burns In Huntington   $750,000 Blaze Is Fourth Rie Kier in 6 Manths

Fire Destroys Huntington Hote  $750,000 Blaze Guts 75-Room Adelphi

Hensley To Face Trial In Shooting  S.R. Clark Faces “Ly... gy... Og    S.R. Clark Faces Murder Charge In  ‘Tent’ Shooting

Come on You Rounders If You Want to Peer At the Picture of a Brave Engineer!

Traffic Is Snarled by Cold Wave   Highways in North Texas Ice-Coated

U.N. Expecting New Peace Plan  F rom Vishinsky  Russian Due To Repeat Mos ee eee   Russian Due To Repeat Most Of His Early  Pronosals.

Russian Peace Plan To Come Before U. N.   President Truman To Speak Before U. N Group Tomorrow

UNITED NATIONS WILL GET OFFER FROM RUSSIANS   Plan [s Expected To Repeat Earlier Proposals For Big Five Pact With Arms Re ductions.

Vishinsky Has New Peace Plar  Russian Proposal Very Likely to Meet Defeat

RUSS “PEACE PLAN AWAITED   Vishinsky Is Expected Tx - Outline Proposal At ’ U.N. Meeting

New Russia ‘Peace Plan’  Is Expected   Vishinsky Will Offer Proposal At Meeting

New Plan for Peace by Reds To Be Posted   Vishinsky to Set Up Russia’s New Project At Sessions of UN; Repeats Old Claims

Russia’s New ‘Peace Plan’ Is Expected   May he Outlined By Vishinsky At United Nations . Committee Meet

Soviets May Give New “Peace Plan”   Vishinsky Expected To Out: line Proposal To U.N.

Vishinsky To Outline New ‘Peace Plan’  See Attempt To Blacklist Bomb

UN Committee Awaits Vishinsky Peace Proposal   New Plan, Expected To Be Offered Today, Calls For Atomic Bomb Attack On “War Criminal”

Vishinsky To Present Plan  ‘New’ Proposal For Peace U.N. Prospect

Oklahoma's Population Count Down   State May Lose Quarter Of Million. 2 Congress Seats

Soil Erosion and Poor Roads Blamed as Reason For Exodus From Farms

Census Loss May Hurt Oklahoma ~   Farm Exodus May Cost One Or Two Seats in Congress

Senator Martin Sees Conflict Where There Should Be Unity; Weakness Where Strength Should Be

Series of Key Towns Overrun as Foe Plunges 13 Miles, American Troops  And Tanks Rushed to Meet Danger; ‘ManArthur Pulle Back Line 10 Miles

Beverly Brobeck Chosen R.H.S. 1950 Homecoming Queen   Will Reign Over Game With Marion St. Marvs. Friday

Saigon Rebels Are Forced Back   Smash At Defenses North Of Hanoi

Mrs. Darlington T akes Stand in Son’s Defense  Weepingly Cites Incidents Causin; Concern Over His Mental Health

34 Jackson City Employes Resign  All Eight Policemen Contest Current Pay

Youth, .:18. Today, Had Admitted Shotgun: Killing of Median, 0., Farmer on Oct. & — Plea vf: Not Guilty ‘by Reason: of Insanity; a Disregarded, wy

Ohio Youth's Eighteenth Birthday Marred By Shadow of Electric Chair

NEW SPENDING RECORD SET Senate Passes $34. Billion Omnibus Appropriation Bill

Big Fund Bill Is Given Okay By Voice Vote   10 Pct. Cut From Measure; Foreign Aid, Arms Untouched

Cuts Non-Military Spending 10 Percent Senate Passes Huge Appropriation Bill

 Booklet Warns of Attack Learning Saboteur's Ways A Prevention, Says Report

Americans Wipe Out Roadblock   Fighting On South Coastal Approaches To Pusan Continues

Allies Counter-Attack Hold Firm Along Line   WIPE OUT COMMUNIST ROADELOCK  {NFILTRATION NEAR TAEGU

Communists Now Have Nine Divisions Stacked Up With Armor Trying For Pusan And Taegu; B-29s Hammer Chongiin Near Russian Rarder

U.S. Infantrymen Check Invaders In Blazing Battle   Ficht For No. 1 Allied Seaport Rages In Third Day; Communist Roadblock Near Taegu Knocked Out

Red Roadblock Is Wiped Out Near Taegu   Allied Lines Hold Despite Weight of  9 Enemy Divisions

Turn Back Red Korean Advance To Pusan Port   90,000 North Korean Soldiers Stacked Up on  Battleline for Drives to Taegu and Pusan

Invader Roadblock Cleared near Taegu   UN Forces Winning in 3-Day Battle 35 Miles from Pusan

120 Mile Front Secure As U. S. Meets Threats   90,000 Communists Reported Lined Up Waiting To Drive

Communist Roadblock Wined Out   Red Korean Push On Gateways To Pusan Port Is  Hurled Back

Halt Enemy  Advance in Pusan Area   Allies Counterattack or Stand Firm Against Nine Divisions.   (Map on picture page.)

Communist Roadblock Wiped Out  Red Korean Push   Red Korean Push On Gateways To Pusan Port Is Hurled Back

Tanks, Troops Hit Reds— U. S. Forces Stop Attack onEast Port   Americans -Reopen Road North ot Threatened Port on Sea of Japan

Yank Attack Led By Tanks Enemy Flees   G's Launch Assault Tn Naktong Sector After Heavy Barrage

TWO DIVISIONS HIT SOUTHERN FRONT IN NEW PUSAN THRUST    U.S. 25th Division Absorb Shock Of Tank-Led Drive; Pohang Still Safe For Allies After Five Days Of Heavy Fighting On Ea st Front.

Tanks Lead Attack On 15 Points   Aterican Forces Turn Back Earlier Drive On Pohang

—ROAD OPENEDFour-Mile Advance Is Made   INVADERS LOSE 1,000 MEN A DAY

Allies Reopen Road North o! Vital Harbor   Reds Miss Deadline For Finishing War

‘YOUR WISH IS GRANTED’ You Can’t Convince David  Yhere’s No Santa Claus

Lausche Loses Fight To Close Second Club   Judge Denies Nuisance Writ For Pettibone

BRITISH STAND IS GRITIGIZED   French Socialists Sharply Denounce Attitude Of Labor

FOR HOME DEFENSE   F.C. C. to Establish Nation al Disaster Radio Network

U. S, ‘Disaster Radio Network’ To Be Set Up   Amateurs, Commerc ia] Stations Would Act On Emergency Basis

MAN DANGLING FROM ROPE SAVED   DENTIST AND PATIENT HAUL KANSAS CITIAN INTO TENTH STORY WINDOW.

Diplomats Pleased by U.S. Action   France Also Plans Big Contribution  To Allied Defense

More Troops From U. 5. To Be Welcomed   Foreign Diplomats Pleased With Mr. Truman's  Proposal

SCHUMAN IN FAVOR OF LARGER ALLIED FORCES IN EUROPE   Indorses U. 8S. Plan to Send More Troops and Indicates France Will Help Strengthen Defenses.   ARRIVES IN NEW YORK FOR 3-POWER MEETING   Ernest Bevin Duc Today— Buildup of Arms by July 1 to Have Top Priority at Conference.

Schuman Says Mis Country PreRared Ta Share Ia Defense IW Centineat

Committee Votes For Another Year Of Federal Rent Control   Present Rent Control Law Expires At End Of Next Month

House Banking Group Approves Rent Curb Law   Local Option Would Allow Control to End

House Banking Committee Vote: lo Extend Curb  a£y6C«S    Ballot Is 19 To 4 For Another Year Of Rent Controls

Controls Would Last For  Year   Bill Gives Cities Power to End All Restrictions

HOUSE BILL TO EXTEND RENTAL CONTROLS OKD   Committee Vote Puts More Emphasis On Local Option

Rent Ceiling  Extensions  Get Okay   Bill Will Apply To Cities That  Want Controls

RENT CONTROL   Bill Provides Restrictions Will End in December in Cities That Do Not Votre fer Plan   NO STATE AUTHORITY

House Group Votes Year’s Rent Control   Bill to Extend Program Until June 30, 1951 Is Approved by Committee, Now Ready for Action

RENT CONTROLS RECEIVE FAVOR   House Banking Committee Votes. 13 To 4, For Another Year Of Curbs—Bill Goes To Howse.

Cities Would Decide On Future Controls   Local Governments Could Remove Power: of Control At Any Time-——Comp romise Measure May Go To House in 10 Davs

Vote Extension Of Rent Control  House Banking Unit Approves Measure

Wants Curbs Extended For Another Year  Committee’s Action Sends Bill to House   Committee’s Action Sends Bill to House For Action; Present Law Expires Soon

GROUP OKAYS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROL   Banking - Bloc Agrees  To 1-Year Extender Of Basis os Option

Would Extend Rent Control Another Year   House Banking Committee Votes on Issue Today   GOES TO FLOOR   Bill Provides End Dec. 31 for Cities Not Paeting Continuance.

House Banking Committee Votes Rent Law Extension   FEDERAL CONTROL POWERS EXTENDED TO JUNE 30, 1951 BY MEASURE SENT 70 HOUSE

WOULD CONTINUE RENT CONTROLS   HOUSE GROUP VOTES 1-YEAR EXTENSION WITH MODIFICATIONS

Rent Bill  Voted, 13-4, in House   Cities Must Decide on Continuing Curbs After December 31

House Group Stamps Okeh On Rent Bill   Would Continue Curbs Year Except In Cities Voting End Dec. 31

House Banking Committee Vote: For Another Year of Rent Controls: Local Option Included  Governors Would Have No Power To Veto Actions of Cities

Rent Control Bill Wins Approval 13- 4  ee ee Ee   Year More Provided; House Now Must Vote Final Passage

Vote Rent Controls Extension   Banking Committee by 13 to 4 Vote Provides Continuanee for Year   ACTION TO HOUSE   Labor Groups Renewed Pressure for Passage Of Truman Measure

House Group Would Extend Rent Controls   With Increased Emphasis On Local Choice For Decontro

ADD PROVISOS FORLOCAL OPTIONS   Controls End Automatically On December 31  CITIES   May Continue Restrictions Until June 30, 1951: Bill Gains 13 To 4 Vote

Vote to Keep Rent Control   House Group OK’s Bill _ Extending Reins 1 Year: Local Option Clause

House Group Votes To Extend Rent Controls   Banking Committee Approves Measure  By 13-4 Vote; Full  House Gets Bill

Group Passes ~ Rent Measure   House Banking Unit Okay: Prxrtension of Controls

House Group Okays Another Year Of Curbs   Measure Containing Milder Provisions Voted By Committee

RENT CONTROL BILL VOTED   House Committee Favors Extension Of Law One Year.

House Committee Votes for Clamp on Rents for Another Year   REQUESTED BY TRUMAN

LDCAL OPTION RENT CONTROL IN HOUSE BIL   Committee Votes for Year's Extension with Vote Provision.

—CONTROLS — One-Year Renewal Approved   PRESENT LAW ENDS JUNE 30

House Bill Passed By Committee   Controls To Expire Dec. 31 Unless Cities Vote Extra Six Months

Wants Curbs Extended For Another Year   Committee’s Action Sends Bill to House For Action; Present Law Expires Soon

Rent Control Renewal OK'c   Banking Committee of House Votes 13-4 For Year's Extension

HOUSE GROUP VOTES T0 KEEP RENT CONTROL   However, Curbs Would Enc for Cities Where Not ' Voted in.

HOUSE 10 GET LOCAL OPTION “COMPROMISE”   1] Million Units Are Under Last of Wars  Imoseced Saturn

RENT CURBS GIVEN EXTENSION BACKING   But House Unit Would Let Cities Have “Local Option” On Lifting Controls

Rent Control Bill Goes To  House Floor   Banking Committees Approves Plan To Keep Law Intact

Extension Of Rent Controls Gets Approval   House Banking Grou; Would Keep Plan Until June, 1951

FOR EXTENSION OF FEDERAL CONTROLS   House Committee Votes fo: amp on Rents for  Another Year   REQUESTED BY TRUMAN

Committee's Action Now Sends Bill To House; Three Main Provisions Are Listed a

Extension Of Rent Controls Wins Approval   House Committee Votes 13 to 4 for Another Year of Life for Law

House Banking Committee Approve: Extension of Rent Control, 13 to 4

Measure to Keep Law Alive Now Goes to House; Truman Had Asked Control Renewal

Committee For Another Year Of Rent Contro!   Will End, However, Unless Cities Vote For Continuance

-Washington, * May 18. (AP)—The House. banking!  committee voted 13 to 4 today for another year of fed. 

Committee Puts Okay on Year's Continuation   Greater Local Option Provisions Included in Favored Bill

House Panel Votes Year’s Rent Controls  Bill Applies Only , To Willing Areas

PENSIONS FOR STEEL WORKERS BLAMED FOR PRICE INCREASE ~   Head Of U. S. Steel Defends Boost Before Committee

Hearing On Prices Open  In Congress   U.S. Steel Head Blames Pensions  For $4-Ton Jump

FHA Limits Action On Home Financing   Nearing Fund Limit, Mortgage Insurance Agency Rations Remainder; Field Offices Halted On Making Final Commitments

Insurance of Home Mortgages ‘an a Virtual ‘Rationing’   Funds for Purpose Run Low, FHA Says

‘Ration” Funds to Insure Mortgages  Authorization Almost Exhausted by Agency

“Rationing” Basis for FHA Mortgages  Authorization of Twe and Half Billion —

Will Watch Funds Until More Ready   Near Limit Of $6,750,000,000 Provided For That Purpose; Offices Notified To Stop Making Committments To Insure Mortgages

FHA Nears Limit of Funds lor Insurance   Mortgage Group Reaches End of $2.5 Billion Authorization

Insurance Of Mortgages Is Rationed   FHA Acts To Conserve Remainder Of Funds Pending Action Of  Ril Tn Cancreacc

FHA Funds Are Low; Loans Are Now Rafioned   Slow Down Forced by Lack of Funds; Measures Are Now Pending to Meet the Situation

Honie Mortgage: Insurance Put on  ‘Rationing’ Basis  _ FHA Nears Limit  _ Of Funds Set Aside For Underwriting

Senate Also Passes Armed Forces Boost, with Four-Year Limit   Atomic Age Vessels Authorized; Navy Revives 48 Mothball Ships

Deny Ariy Dea To Let China Reds Into UN   Charges by Senator -Bridges False, Says State Dept.; Assert He Hurts U.S. Cause

State Department Slaps at Charge Acheson ‘Selling Out’ to Commies

i hhardge “Sell Gel :. r  State Department Brands Senator Bridges ‘Liar’

Bridges Sees ‘Sell Out’ By Acheson   Claims Secretary Opening “Back Door” to UN for Reds.

Four Area Contests Share Interest In County With Statewide Battles

Today's Battle Ot Ballots In Clearfield County Follows Bitter Election Campaign.

11th Hour Reprieve Puts Off Ohio Man's Execution for Fourth Time

Oleo Repeal Bill Signed   Truman OK’'s Measure To Cut Federal Tax On Oleo

PRESIDENT SIGNS OLEO TAX REPEAI   Reaches Key West for Three-Week Vacation.

Does Not Affect State Taxes, Restrictions — :   Truman Loses Weight On Rough Yacht Trip To Florida

Truman Signs Oleomargarine  Repeal Bill   New Law Wipes Out All Federal Tax on Spread But State Taxes Remain

President Signs Oleo Tax Repeal  First Action On Arrival At Flarida Vacation

Pastis. .galaypenannnanengeil BILL FREES SERVICEMEN ‘OF TRANSPORTATION TAX

President Signs Into Law Bill fo Repeal Oleo Taxes  First Action After: * Arrival i in Florida  kaw wee

TRUMAN WIPES OUT OLEO TAX   President Signs Bill At ‘Winter White House’ After Ocean Trip

Truman Signs Bill Repealing Tax On Oleo   Signing of Federal Tax Repealer Is President’s First Action on Arrival at Key West.

President Signs Bill for Repeal Of Taxes on Olec   Action Follows His Arrival at Key West After Ocean Voyage

Truman Party Lands; Oleo — Repeal Signed   President Lost Four Pounds In Sea Buffeting

—ARRIVES IN KEY WEST— \fruman Signs Bill To Repeal Taxes On Oleo

Pres, Truman  At Key Wesf   First Action on Arrival ts to Sign Oleomargarine Tax Repeal Bill.

Truman Signs Bil Flown To Florida   Under New Law All Federal Taxes On Oleomargarine  Are Wiped Out

Truman Signs Bill To Repeal Oleo Taxes   Senate Defeat Leaves Fate Of Housing Plan In Doubt

Truman Signs  Oleo Bill   Federal Tax is Repealed; Must be Used by Restaurants In Triangle Pats

‘Truman Signs Oleo Tax Repeal; ‘Abolition Of Levy Will Drop Price To About 33 Cents; See Big Buying

Truman Signs Bill Repealing Federal Tax On Oleo as First Action on Vacation

Action Ends US. Taxes on Product   President Arrives in Key West; Says Voyage Was Fine

City Council Authorizes Work on North Lawrence  > Proiect   GET NEW POLICE CARS

WILL ADVERTISE ' FOR SEWER BIDS   City Council Authorizes Work on North Lawrence  Project   GET NEW POLICE CARS

Son of Slain Radio Man Hele As Burglar  Dart Aimcan Cainht   Bert Mason Caught In Galveston Bar; Recently in Car Crash

Arrest Is Arrest Is Made At At Galy eston  Burt Mason Is Held On Burglary Charge

Anti-Subversive: Bill Is Opposed   Opponents Framing Their Own Version

MEASURE AIMED AT RED GROUPS BEING SPEFDED   Substitute Bill Would  Call For Internment  Communists In  Case Of War Or Emergency.

Commie Internment Favored Kilgore Predicts Veto if Congress Passes Resistration Measure

BUMBER CRASHES; NIX MEN KILLED   PLANE FLUNGFKS INTO KAN. SAS PASTURF DURING VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM.

Coal Picture Some Brighter  Cleveland Gets 1,700 Tons; Trucks Protected

United States Weaker in Pacitic Than Before Pearl Harbor, California’s Sen. Knowland Says

Weather   Report On The Orient  U.S. Weak In Pacific,  Sen. Knowland Warns

SEN. IVES FAVORS CUT IN FOREIGN AID   New Yorker Says $500,000,000 Reduction Is Needed to Help Ease Tax Burden,

ROGER T. SERMON FATALLY STRICKEN   t  INDEPENDENCE MAYOR FRIEND OF TRUMAN. DIES OF HEART ATIACK.

Grand A rmy of Republic Will Go on Until Last of 9 Vets Passes Away

Confirmation Of Gen. Marshal Seen As Certain   Johnson Is Still Awaiting Explanatior For Being Dropped

Winstead Leads In Mississippi  Williams Also Ahead In Demo Primaries

CHAPMAN OFFERS PLAN 10 BOOST U. S. PRODUCTION   (Interior Secretary Hopes To Increase Federal Power Outout .

Chapman Lists ( for. Interior      Wants More Federal Power, Increase in Reclaimed Land

Europe Army Given Support   Plan for United Defense Of West Endorsed

UNITED EUROPE PLANS PUSHED   Delegates At Council To Demand Their Countries Unify For Defense

United Europe Army Seen As Reds’ Ariswer.  Churchill, Nine Other West Political Heads.  a a

WILDCAT STRIKE HALTS WORK AT OAK RIDGE SITE  Wage - Being Asked B Labeceny

AFL, ClO Plan New Cooperation   Labor Unions Form A Unitv Committee

BABY CLOTHES ARE NEEDED   County Welfare Office Puts Out ar Appeal for Clothes

BABY CLOTHES NEEDED   County Welfare Office Issues Appeal far Clothing

Main Red Threat Against Taegu Erased by U.S. First Cavalry   AT DEMOCRAT CONVENTION  Conservatives Win   Train Wreck Victims Difficult to Identify

Medics Labor To Identify 11 Train Victims   Probes Launched Into Rail Disaster Claiming 33 Lives

33 LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN CRASH   Three Separate Agencies Investigating Troop Train Wreck

Plod Ahead on Grim Task of Naming Dead   Three Investigations Are Begun in Wake of Ohio Troop Train Tragedy

Army Medics Try To Assemble Bodies Of Dead Guardsmen   17 Bodies of Soldiers Killed in Ohio Train Wreck Unidentified

{ 1 Soldier Dead Stil Unidentifiec In Train Wreck   Three Investigations Launched in Crash Fatal to 33 Men

ST. LOUIS TALK READIED  ‘Truman Expected To Lash  ‘Isolatiouism, Red Moves

Henley Man Kills Estranged Wile, Self, Patrol Says  Shootings Take Place   in Business Area

Henley Man Kills Estranged Wife, Sel Patrol Says  hantinne Tanke Plac   Shootings Take Place in Business Area of Bland

Two National Parties Map Final Plans   Stassen To Reply Saturday After Truman’s Speech:

Home-By-Yule “Story: Denied   Gen. MacArthur Says Statements on His Comment Were Exaggerated

Did Not Really Expect War To End That ‘Seen   ‘Just Informal . Jocular Comment’

GM Cuts Prices, Adjusts Wages   Cost of Living Allowance Down   See CIO Story On Page 2

GM Cuts Prices Ot Cars, Trucks   Price Cuts Range From $40 to $40; Are Effective Now

GM WILL SLASH ALL ITS PRICES   ‘Quotations on Cars, Trucks Are Reduced from $10 to ' $40, Effective Today

PRICE CUTS ARE ANNOUNCED BY GM   Reduction to Accompany Drop in Pay Scale.

' _cONTRACT U.S. Cost Of Living Declines   HOURLY RATES DROP 2? CENTS

GM Cuts Prices, Employe Wages  2 Cent Hourly Cut Effective March Ist

GM Cuts Car,  Truck Prices   Reductions From $10-40; Are Effective  Immediately

Truman Urges Congress to Reject World Ban On Vital Goodsto Russia

Warships And Planes Aid In Attack On Reds   Report Veterans Of China’s Red Armies In Action

Survivors Fall Back to Kum Covering Retreat of Units Outnumbered 20 -]

Survivors Of Four U. S$. Battalions Slow Red  Drive Toward Taejon — Gallant Force Out- numbered 20 To One — Foes General Drive Threatens To Outflank Taejon-Kum Sectar

Yank Troops Push Across  Kum River   Enemy Outnumbers  Our Boys 20 To 1

‘One Dog May Be All Right But Six Are Too Many Tennessee Man Decides

RB SFE FER FEN Be FF Bs Bs Rot SENS ANBA FE OB  C.1.0. Union Works for Consider: ation of New Demands

Three File For City Office  or a a ee a ee or   Truman 0.K.s End Of Cengress This Weekend

Man Quarrels With Wife Then Make Three Suicide Attempts; Third One Good

State Ownership of Britain's Sugar Beet Industry Asked by Laborites

Bank Accounts Subpoenaed In Pitt Inquiry   State to Eye Records Of Mayor and Others For Irregularities

High Tribunal Nails Down Sweatt Dictum  Supreme Court Won’ Reconsider Case of

Marines, 7th Army Men Face Battle On Way to E. Korea Port of Hamhung; Chinese Pouring In Reinforcements De«nite Fierce Attacks by Planes

Artillery And Air Power Brought Up In Close Support   ENEMY CASUALTIES REPORTED TERRIFIC

Trapped Gls Battle Snow, Cold, Enemy  Aided by Planes And Artillery In Mave Sauth

TERRIFIC LOSSES ARE INFLICTED ON CHINESE FORCES   Planes and Artillery Support Americans in Inch-by-Inch Flight From Hagaru to Koto.   TROOPS FACE ANOTHER , SAVAGE STRUGGLE   Greatest Concentration of Reds Is South of Koto Where There Are Better  Natural Barriers,

CHRYSLER PRESIDENT GIVEN DEFENSE POST   K. T. Keller Named Director of Guided Missiles by Secretary Marshall.

Jap Peace Writ Thought Closer In War Plans   Germany’s Ruhr Industries May Open Again; Italy Ups Army Total

U.S. Planning To Speed Work On Jap Treaty   Political Fight Agoinst Communism Given As Reason

Writer Denounces U. 5. War Machine  Chief Berlin Correspond  Chief Berlin Correspondent Obtains Asylum In East Zone

British Newsman Denounces ‘Americar War Machine,” Goes to Russian Zone

Fire Wrecks Canning Plant At Van Buren  Estimated Loss Of $250, 000 My Early  AFAinng KRiArTA

COMMUNIST ISSUE RAISED AGAIN  Senate Fight Against Approval Of Subversives Board Looms

Discover Hydrogen Bomb Element In “Heavy Water”  Substance Called Tritium Is Rare

Discover ‘Tritium In Water   Hydrogen Bomb Explosive Now Costs About Half + Billion a Pound

Research Institute Announces Discovery Of Rarest Element of Nature in Water

H-Bomb Explosive Found In Water  Scientists Locate Tritium,  a A is ek a ee

Trifium, Element In Explosive, Found it in Water  mm  F. fy? . oy   Temple University Scientists Disclose Find

Tritium, Hydrogen Bomb Explosive, Rarest Element, Found in Water

Rare Tritium, Used In Bomb, Found In Water   Temple U. Men Report Discovery Of Scarce Element

Find H-Bomb Ingredient In Faucet Water   Call Natural Tritinm Rarest Element Found In a Natural State

Rare H-bomb Element Is Found in Water  Mierauvare at   Discovery of Natural Tritium ls Disclosed

 Rorest Element in Nature —  Discovery of Tritium, H. Bomb Explosive, Announced Today

Scientists Hail Dis covery of  Natural Tritium -- Used in H Bomb

EXPLOSIVE OF H-BOMB IN WATER   Discover Tritium in Water —But No Way to Get it Out. Costs $500 Million a Pound.

Tritium Find Ts Announced   Rarest Element In Nature Essential Tc Make H-Bomb

$500,006,000 PER POUND Tritium, Explosive Element of H-bomb, Discoveredin Water

Relate Discovery of Rare Tritium.   H-Bomb Explosive ls Found in Water

 Speeds H-Bomb Research Do oe tl ecb det tetotactdbatd  Tritium, Rarest of Elements. ‘Discovered in Heavy Wate:

H-Bomb Explosive Found in Water  Researchers Announce Discovery of Tritium.

Taft's Margin 430,879 Votes: Lausche Wins  Cities! Backing Of Senator, Blow To

Joseph R. Grundy Says They Would “Eat Him Alive”, In Radio Address From Philadelphia

Grundy Declares Duff Has Blown _ His Party Apart   Asserts Governor Is Too Inexperienced to Handle National Affairs

Bomber  Crashes — In Flames   All 16 Aboard Killed . When Army Piane Hits Car While Attempting  To Land in Azoren —

Bomber Goes Off Runway In Azores And Catches Fire   Fourteen Occupants Are Burned Beyond Recognition

Crash Takes Lives of 16 On Bomber   B-29 Comes Down, Burns Off Runway at Lagens Field, Azores; Plane  dim Wave tae Fuoland

16 Aboard B-29 Perish in Crash   Report Bomber Hits Auto on Azores Runway

BOMBER CRASH KILLS 16 U. S,  MEN IN AZORES   ‘Airforce B-29, Assigned to »  Louisiana Base, Strikes  Parked Automobile

PLANE BURSTS INTO FLAMES OFF RUNWAY   Ponta Delgada In Azores Is Scene Of Tragedy   AIRSHIP   =n Route From Bermuda Tc England, Hits Auto Parked Off Field

Training Flight OfU.S.B-29 Ends In Tragedy  ' Craft From Berksdale SF Base; Diverted

B-29 Crashes:  16 Are Killed   Air Force Plane Hits Auto In Azores, Burns

SMASHES INTO PARKED AUTO NEAR RUNWAY   Azores Airport Scene o: Tragic Accident Last Nicht

16 Killed In Crash Of B-29   Giant Bomber Hits Automobile Parked Off Field

B-29 Crashes In The Azores With 16 Aboare   Reported to Hit Auto Near Runway, All Persons Killed

16 ARE KILLED IN B:29 CRASH  TAKEOFF ACCIDENT   TAKEOFF ACCIDENT CAUSES FATAL FIRE AT AZORES FIELD

16 DIE IN B-29 CRASH IN AZORES   Bomber On Way To Eng land Plunges While Landing At Lagens

B-29 CRASHES IN AZORES; ALL 16 CREW. AND PASSENGERS DEAD   All Believed Military Personnel; Plane En Route To England

16 Killed In Crash Of Bomber   U.S. Plane Downed At Azores Air Base En-Route To Eneland

16 Die When Bomber Burns After Crash —   B-29 Enroute to England Rams Inta Car in Azores 14 Men Aboard Burned Beyond Recoanition

Congress Faces Possibility More Income Needed   House Approved Cut Is Casualty of War

- Public ls Confused Over Powers Granted To --Goverfment In New Axfi-Communist Measure

Open Private Papers of FDR SealedatDeath   Provide Step-By-Step Vivid Account Of Important Period

Step-By-Step Account of History Roosevelt Private Papers Are Opened To Public

Bridges Accuses Acheson of ‘Sell-Out’ To Chinese Reds: Asks ‘Housecleanina:

U.S. Sell Out’ Charge Hurled   State Department Denies Policies Toward Red China Chanaed

Month Missed Setting 3 - New Record By Only ~ 1b of a Decree   PLENTY OF MOISTURE

3.400 SAID ON LIST  Justice Aides Round Up 25 Subversives In U.S.

Green Urges Congressional Housecleaning  Labor Union Presiden   Labor Union President Cites Close Teamwork To Accomplish Goal

GEN. EISENHOWER BUYS FARM NEAR GETTYSBURG   World War I Commander Plans To Make Permanent Home In Adams County, Attorney Reveals

Red Demonstrators Continue To Riot As U.S. Ambassadors Meet In Rome   Eight Policemen Injured In Southeast Italy AsNew Violence Flares At San Severo In Aftermath To Strike.

Italian Red Riots Flare   General Strike Held By Labor Agitators

First Roseland Young Man Slain  In Korean War Pfc. Marvin Geiger, 19,  Tice In Actinn Ouverseds

First Roseland Young Man Slain In Korean War   Pfc. Marvin Geiger, 19, Dies In Action Overseas

Reds Get 1,000 More Troops Over Naktong River  Make New Crossing at Point Where They Are Massina 60.000 Men for Drive on

(Yanks Gain Mile In Effort To Shove Reds Into Naktong River, Or Annihilate Invaders Who Have Breached Vital Taegu Defense Line

New Spearhead Perils Flank Of Ist Cavalry   24th Div. Repulses Dawn  Assault. Launches YG ee, eS pee

“communists Take Advantage Of The Darkness Of Monday Night To Move Reinforcements Across River

CommiesSeem ReadyToMake All-Out Drive   New Crossing Near Front Where 60.000 Men Massed For Attack

Yanks Repulse North Korean Counterblocks  Communists Mass   Communists Mass For Taegu Attack

60,000 ‘Troops Are Poised To Push On Taegu   Attack Comes at Junction of 2 U. S: Units South of Tukeong, 14 Miles From Base; Yanks Renew Drive on Bridgehead

ANOTHER DIVIDEND FOR WAR 2 VETS   Second War Insurance Dividend  Scheduled for Next Year fs  Announced.

Second Dividend ls Due Veterans   Insurance Payment Coming Next Year

SECOND DIVIDEND DECLARED BY V-A   Insurance Refunds to Be  Made Next Year.

Vets To Receive Second Dividenc  Insurance Payment To Be Issued In ‘51

Another Dividend Planned For Vets With NSLI Policy   Federal Program To Pay Annually With Anv Surnlue

VETS WILL GET SECOND DIVIDEND   Millions Will Be Distributed Next Year—Exnected Ta Be Annual When There’ Ts Surplus.

New Dividend To Be Paid On (,.I. Insurance  1951 Melon To Be On Surplus; Annual Pavment Seen

Another  Dividend  Next Year Will Be Paid On Veterans’ Life  Tnenranra

Second Big Dividend on Gl Life Insurance Will Be Paid Next Year, Officials Say

War Insurance Pays Off Again  Veterans To Receive Dividend In 195]

Second G.I. Insurance Pay Coming Up   Not as Large As Present Payments

ANNOUNCE NEW Gl DIVIDEND   PLAN THREE YEAR INSURANCE DIVIDEND PAYABLE IN 1951

New Dividend  For Veterans   World War Il Service Men to Get More Insurance Millions Next Year.

Citizens Asked lo Give Blood   Large Amount Needed For Armed Forces

Library board promises early action on building site   Village board turns down Goelz on proposed street

Yank Commandos Tell of Blowing Up Tunnel in Red Territory   lowan Included in Navy and Marine Group on Daring Night Raid

Commandos Blast Rail Tunnel In Daring Raid in N. Korea   Navy and Marine Group Land North Of 38th Parallel

CONTRACT TALK IS CALLED OFF INDEFINITELY —   Lawyers Claim Past Contempt Fines Have No Rearing

Would Convince Keech He Should Ignore It In Contempt Action   Miners’ Counsel Expected To Contend That it Has No Bearing In Present Case.

UMW Seeks To Keep Previous Record Out   Wants Judge To Ignore Rulings

Miners Facing Big Fine Again For Contempt   Counsel Says Union Didn’t Call Strike; Pact Talks Recessed

UMW Entei‘s Not Guilty Plea Before Federal Court   Lewis’ Lawyers Try  To Coavihee Juda He Skould igwore asl Contemm Convicilons

UMW REPLY i§ PRESENTED Iv FEDERAL COURT Counsel for Min ere  Wants Judge to  Ignore Past Cone tempt Convictions,

Missouri Uses Ration of 400 16-Inch Shells   Tron, Steel Center Target For Naval Bombardment Close to Siberia

Britain Accepts Soviet Invitation to Resume Talks on Austrian Treaty :

reneral Electric, Unions Agree, To End Strike   10-Cent Hourly Boost Phis Cost Of Living Clause, Pension, Welfare Listed

UE, WE BOTH GET PAY HIKES AND PENSIONS   ‘Unions Agree on Contracts;  Plants to. Reopen on Mondavy.

Unions and GE Come to Terms to End Strike   Threatened Spread Is -Averted: Increase Is JQ Cents Per Hour

Truman Requests Get Quick Action:  House and Senate to Speed Vote on Bills

RUSSIA WILL SUPPORT NEW PEACE FORMULA  So mre inis baat he yaad   Soviet Foreign Minister Would Include Chinese Communists In U.N. Group.

‘Cleveland Third Big Cit) To Adopt Compulsory ‘Fair Employment Plan

They Dive Headlong Into Snow  Dynamite Truckers  Feel Death's Breath

Bridges Faces Hearing on Loss of U.S. Citizenship   Sentenced To Five Years in Prison for Perjury, Two Years for:Conspiracy

Judge Postpones Action on Bridges Citizenship Case   _Wants More Time. To Study Briefs

U.S. JUDGE WEIGHS BRIDGES FRANCHISE   Slows Bid To Strip CIC Dock Union Head Of Citizenship

Bridges, Given Five Years, Faces Citizenship Hearing   (Picture on Pare 4}

Government to Ask Court To Deport Harry Bridges   Court Procedure May Take Two Years Before Final Decision Made

WOULD REVOKE CITIZENSHIP OF HARRY BRIDGES   Government Moves to Deport Red Given 5 Years For Perjury.

Union Boss Given Term  *Of5 Years   Alleged Red Says Judgment ‘Stinks’; Plans Long Fight

BRIDGES GIVEN )-YEAR TERM   U.S. Moves To Deprive Longshore Leader of Citizenship.

Bridges Is Giver Five-year Term   Defendants in Case Are Now Free on Bond for Appeals,

Bridges Action Ts Postponed   Move to Strip Union Boss of Citizenship O# for Morth

Action To Deport Bridges Set Back  CIO Leader Facing Five-Year Sentence

Court Delays Ruling Until Next Month   Labor Leader Told He Obtained U. S. Entry by Lying

OO SRAMBRene eS ART SRT  Move To Revoke Citizenship Of Bridges Delayed

MOVE TO STRIP BRIDGES OF CITIZENSHIP DELAYED   Longshore Union Head Granted Time To Appeal from Five Year Jai! Term

Winnie Lambasts Laborites in New  Bid for Control   Churchill Accuses Attlee of Stirring Bitter Political Strife, Endangering Nation

Churchill Opens His Big Attack  Labor Government Censure Is Asked

Attlee Faces Crucial Test   Challenge on Confidence Vote Has Labor Rallying Sick Parliament Members

Attlee Regime Rallies Votes In All-Out Tiff   Churchill Attempts To Upset Laborites, Toss Out Governmen

Churchill Asserts  Laborites Causing  Political Feuding Motion of Censure  Debating Opens Up On Steel. Inductry

Churchill Attacks Labor Government On Steel Plans  Observers Think Cabinet Can Win Vote of Confidence

BRITISH GOVT FIGHTS AT TAGK BY CHURCHILL   Rallies Ill Members in Hope of Scraping Through by Few Votes.

Churchill Again Blames Labor Regime For Plunging Britain Into Disunity

Churchill Fires Blasts at Attlee  Showdown Slated On Steel Tonight

Church ill Launches Attack, Critical Vote Draws Near      By GLENN WILLIAMS

Winnie Lashes Laborites for  Steel Plans   Poor Time for Political Strife, Churchill Says in a Debate

Churchill Raps Opposition As Showdown Vote Nears  Veteran Observers Believe, However, Attlee’s Regime Will Survive Attack

British Labor Foments Strife,  Churchill Says   Former Premier Opens Attack On Steel Plan; Crucial Vote Tonight

Churchill Accuses Labor Party of Plunging Brifain Into Strife When Unity Is Needed

LABOR REGIME IS ATTACKED BY CHURCHILL   Former Premier Opens One Day Debate on Motion of Censure That Could Tepple Government   ATTLEE iS CONFIDENT

Churchill Hotly Attacks Steel  Nationalization   Accuses Labor Party of Plunging Nation Into Bitter Strife

Labor's Steel Test Is Due; See Victory   Expect Attlee To Squeeze By; Many Laborites Are IIl

TEST FOR ATTLEE   Churchill Opposes State Ownership of Steel Industry

MacArthur Planned Drive Personally   Marines, Infantry Advance Toward Seoul Covered By Huce Allied Bombardments

PUSH 2 MILES INLAND. ON WEST COAST; SOUTH KOREANS LAND IN EAST   Amphibious Attack Opens Allied Offensive;  ‘ Marines Land First and Are Followed by 10th Army Corps. Fleet of 262 Ships Put Yanks Ashore 165 Miles from South Beachhead.

Amphibious Attack Opens Allied Offensive; Marines Land First and Are Followed by 10th Army Corps. Fleet of 262 Ships Put Yanks Ashore 165 Miles from South Beachhead.

U, S. MILITARY COMMANDERS ARE SURPRISED   Chinese Say Threat Was Violent War Provocation

Truman’s A-Bomb Statement Surprises U.S. Military Men   Have No Intention Now of Asking Authority to Use Weapon in Korea

UN Assembly Jolts  Russia, Refains Lie Extends Term Three Years by 46 to 5

UN Assembly Extends Lie : Term 3 Years, Gives Him Vote of Confidence

Lie’s Term Extended by Vote of UN   Only Russian Bloc Against Him in Final Balloting.

Russian Bloc Alone In Stand Against Dane  Delegates Cool To ‘Stooge’ Claim Of Ruccin’s Vishinsky

‘Moscow to Ignore Lie  Lie Re-tlected to U.N.:Post by fis Vote-Desnite Soviet: Bloc -

U.S., Canada Will Share  Resources’   Blueprint Plans For Joint Defense Prodinectian

ARMS PRODUCTION _ PLAN PROPOSE   U. &, CANADA MAY SHARE BESOURCES OF BOTH COTXTRIES FOR DF -INSE.

U.S, CANADA PLAN TO POOL TRADE. ARMS   Resources, Production  Will Be Mobilized ~  For Defense

RETIRED OIL TYCOON IS CRITICALLY ILL   Complications Arise After Frank Phillips Undergoes Gall Biadder Operation.

Rural Roads Measure Is Still Sizzling   Final Decision on Paying for Program Is Expected This Week

$260,000,000 SOUGHT FOR SUPER BOMBS   ‘New Plants Planned; Ex  pansion of Atomic Energy Not Connected With Korean Crisis.

Ask. More Funds For A, H Bomh   $260,000,000 Fund To Speed Work On Bombs ‘Asked By President

Truman Requests Funds fo Speed Afomic Program .   Asks $260 Million for Hydrogen Plants, A-Bomb Work

More Plants Needed, He Tells Solons   Request for Funds Was Drafted Before Korean Conflict Broke Out

Strengthen Defenses. - ;  Additional F unds ane  For Bomb Development

President Asks Congress For $260,000,000 To Help Speed Development of the H-Bomb

Asks Funds to Speed A-Bomb Development   President Truman Submits Request to Congress Today — Would Also Push  '~ Experiments With H-Bomb—Money Will Help Build More Plants.   SUPPORT FOR COMMISSION

Truman Asks $260 Million For AEC Use   Money Requested to Speed Development ot! Atomic Bomb, Push H-Bomb Experiments

Congress Sought For $260 Million To Speed Project   Money Would Build Added Plants; Push Hydrogen Experiments

‘President Asks Funds to Speed Atomic Program   Hydrogen Experiment: Included in Plan Given Conaress

Truman Asks for $260 Million for A-and H-Bombs  _ Wants Money to Build More and S ss... Ft: io Aa

HYDROGEN BOMB FUNDS SOUGHT   President Asks Congress For $260,000,000 For Atomic And H-Bomb Work.

260 Millions Asked To Speed Turnout of MoreAandH Bombs   Truman Requests Funds in His Special Message to Congress; Says Weapons Are For “Peace”

Truman Asks $260 Million for Atomics   Action to Speed Up H-Bomb Work Urged Upon Congress 7

Program Needed For Peaceful Or War Purposes   Senate Tentatively Approves Money Bill Of $34.700,000,000

ABOMB ALad MARKED FOR NEW OPEEDUF   Wants Congress to Okay 260 Millions to Build New Atomic Plants.

PRESIDENT ASKS 260 MILLION FOR ATOMIC PLANTS MEMO TO CONGRESS  » CITES NEED FOR H-BOMB PROGRESS

President Asks Congress For 260 Million to Speed  Atomic Defense Program

Weather   Truman Wants To Step Up A-Bomb Output   Hydrogen Bomb Tests Included in Request For $260,000,000

President Asks Congress for $260,000,000 To Speed Development of Two New Bombs

Truman Asks For Funds To Build Bombs  Two Hundred Millie   Two Hundred Millions Sought For More Recearch

Asks Congress fo Hike Atom Funds  Ne ed azo Mi lio.  ore. Savs Truman

President Truman Calls on Congress tor Adaition al 260 Million Dollars for “Weapons Includin:  Uudennean ar Finicion RBambs.”’

Truman Asks Congres: For Atomic Bomb Money   Additional Atomic Bombs And Experiments On Hydrogen Bombs Need Appropriations

Dy ine associated rress WASHINGTON — President Truman today asked Congress for $260,000,000 to speed development of atomic bombs and push experiments on the hvdroven homh.

Pres. Says Much Of Money Will Be Used To Build More And Efficient Plants

oe: SRE: a ee  Truman Asks Congress for $260,000,000 to Speed  Tte Development

Truman Asks Funds To Pus Atomic Work   Requests Appropriation To Speed the Development of Atomic Bombs and HBomb Work.

Truman Asks Congress for  $260 Million   President Savs Money To Be Used for Building More Plants and Work On Hvdrogen Bomb

Truman Asks Funds to Speed A-Bomb Output   $260,000,000 Also Would Be Used for H-Bomb Research

Huge Atomic Fund Asked By Truman   President Wants More Development On Hydrogen Bomb

New Cash For AEC Is s Asked  _ »,» ocr   President Suggests 260 Million More for War

Would Use Fund For Experiments. Plant Expansion   Says Fundamental Objective Is Use Of Atomic Energy For Peace But Sees Need Of Tight Defenses

More A-Bomb Funds Sought By President   $260 Millions Asked to Speed Developments

Fund Would Build More, Befter Plants   Says, Until Peace Comes, U. S. Must Strengthen Defense

Truman Asks $260 Million  For Atom, H-BombProgram   President Appeals For Added Funds For Work On ‘AI Forms Of Atomic Weapons;’ Cites Defense Needs

Asks Funds For Work On Weapons   Truman Urges Congres: To Assign $260 Million For Development of Both A and H-Bombs

Ask Speed On Nuclear Bomb Work   President Requests Money From Congress to Rush Atomic Energy Projects

MORE ATOMIC FUNDS SOUGHT ~ BY PRESIDENT    Speed - Up of Program For H-Bomb, Atom i Defense Urged

A-Bomb F unds Asked   Truman Requests $260 Million For Atomic, H-Bombs

Truman Seeks Funds To Hurry Atomic Progress   Asks Congress For Money For Hydrogen Weapon Experiments; New Separation Methods Found

Congress Asked For Extra Atomic Weapon Funds   President Truman Say: Money Would Build More Efficient Plants

Truman Asks 260 Million To Speed Up A-Defense   Would Be Added To About Billion Requested in — Recular Budget

Asks Fund Ta Speed A And H-Bombs   Truman Requests Congress To Allow $260,000,000 For Experiments

Extra Atomic Fund Asked By Truman  Urges Speed On H-Bomb Study Project

FOL GET TWO LINKED WITH AED SPY CASE   Charged With Conspiring to Have Harry Gold Give’ - False Testimony.

FBI Arrests 2 On Charges Of Conspiracy   Harry Gold Brough Before Grand Jury To Testify In Case

Chemical Plant Officials Nabbed On Spy Charges   FBI Accuses Pair OF Conspiring With Gold

Two More Apprehended in Atom Case On Charges of Presenting ‘False Evidence to Grand Jury

2 Harry Gold Aides Arrested by FBI Agents   Testified Falsely to Grand Jury, Hoover Charges

Two Arrested for Conspiracy  Abe Brothman and Mit jam Mosknoawite Tajl

Russia Keeps U. N.$  Officials Guessing !   Two Arrested As Gold Aides

Yanks Advance In New Drives  Cold Weather Grips Fronts  Ac Marines Reach Recervoir

UN Forces Probe North In Icy Cold   U. S. Marines Push Into Reservoir Sector Near Manchuria Borde

Marines Reach Huge Reservoir In New Thrust   Other Units Push  Forward Despite Frigid Weather

TWO BIG POWER DAMS MENACED BY AMERICANS   U. S. Troops Advance Despite Bitter Weather Conditions   CHINESE REPORTED IN WONSAN SECTOR

Capture Hagaru at Southern Tip; Fresh Push for Manchurian Border Gets Under Way in Bitter Cold and Snow.

Capture Would Give Yanks Control of Source of Power of Many Industries in  Manchuria. *   ADVANCE IS MADE IN FRIGID WEATHER   Other U. N. Unit Drive Ahead in Northivest Korea —Fighting Bitter in Sone Sectors.

Allies Make Gains ‘In Frigid Weather   U. S. Forces Clamp Squeeze On Two Big Power Reservoirs — Battle Action Largely Halted Re Forn Wantheor

Marines Probe Hydroelectric Heart of Korea   Reach Huge Changjin Reservoir. Press New Drive Toward Frontier

U.N. Defies Cold Cold In Border Push  U. 8. Squeezes Vital Reservolis As Winter Slows Battle Action

Senate Votes On New Rent Control Bill   House, Senate Race To See Which. Will Be First to Pass  Emergency Measure

Approval Seen Today _  Senate And House In Race To Pass Emergency Rent Controls

Rent Controls Extension Race  On In Congress   Bill Top Business Before Senate And House For Today .

House, Senate Race To Pass Rent Controls   Votina Due Today On Bill To Extend Program 3 Monthe

RENT CONTROL VOTE IS SET   Press For Enactment 0} Excess Profits Levy Before New Year’s

Bridges Conspiracy Case Reaches  Final Stages   Jury To Begin  - Deliberating Case  as Long Trial Moves Into Final Staves

PERJURY TRIAL GOES TO JURY   Harold Clristétfel’s Fate Being Deliberated

BOTH DEMOCRATS AND 6.0,P. CALL FOR BUDGET CUTS   Cannon Says Slashes Can Be Made, but Makes No Prediction as to Size of Reduction.   SEN. BYRD WOULD LOP   OFF $6,000,000,000   Formal Adoption by Presi. dent Truman of DeficitSpending Policy Is Seen by Taft.

"Judicious Pruning’ of Budget Possible, Says Democrat; G. 0. P. Whets Knife

Republicans Call  For Large Slash  In Spend Program Democrats Also  Worried Over Huge Deficit

SHERMAN WINS SENATORIAL O.K.   Voice Vote Confirms Him As Naval Chief

Sherman Finally Confirmed After  Senate Wrangle  Admiral Will Succeed Denfeld A: Tan Man Of Navy

Senate Gives Sherman Job   Voice Vote Confirms Him As Operations Chief

Senate Okays Sherman As Head Of Navy   Succeeds Admiral Denfeld; Approved By Yoice Vote

NEW NAVAL Chilet  Sherman Is Confirmed; Kem in a Blast at Ad-   ministration

SENATE CONFIRMS SHERMAD   Admiral Becomes Chief Of Nava! Operations, Succeeding Denfeld

Allies Massing F or Final Blow  Admirals Say Reds  Would Quit Pronto If

:  2 STUDENTS  ENROLLED ATK. U   Attendance on Lawrence Campus gy are Day S$ 7,0   A 15 PER CENT DROF

Attendance on Lawrence  Campus for Opening Day Ts 7.013   A 15 PER CENT DROP

Ingrid Bergman Has A Baby Boy  Looks Like Him, Says   Looks Like Him, Say: Italian Rossellini

SECOND SENATE PRIMARY HINTED   Willis Smith's Publicity Director Indicates Candidate Will Call For Runoff To Settle Contest.

U. 5. To Recruit Volunteers For Air Observers  Civilian Defense Program Revived wi eaAaare

Rob’t O’Donnell, 19, Phila.. Fought at Various   Testifying Against Youthful Sextet

MEMBER OF DRUNKEN "PARTY GIVEN 30 DAY!   Sextet Broke Into a Gas Station, While Drunk   VANDALISM IS CHARGED

GOP Solons See Socialization Of  U. S. In Making   President Asks ‘Moderate’ Tax Boost; Both Parties Applaud Call  For Funds To Buck Communism

President Asks Congress to OK Boost in Taxes   Moderate Increase ‘Neeéded He Says; Solons Reactions Vary

ACTION ON FAIR DEAL 15 URGED BY PRESIDENT   Predicts Prosperous Ffture for U. S. In  Peaceful World

Executive in Opening Message to Congress Again Calls for ‘Fair Deal’ Program; GOP Shouts ‘Socialism’.

loresees Era OLP rosperily lor America   Message Greeted With Mixed, Even Violent Reaction in Congress

Prosperity Is Predicted In  Union Message   Once Again President Thrusts ‘Fair Deal’ Program To Fore As Many Lawmakers See Tranhle

Truman Asks More Taxes, Presses For ‘Fair Deal’ And Foresees Era Of Prosperity In State Of Union Message

Sets Stage for ‘50 Political Campaign; Both Parties Cheer Anti-Red Program

Truman Asks Moderate Tax Boost Amid Cheers, Jeers   President Thrusts His ‘Fair Deal’ Plans Back at Conaress in Confident Messace

SPEECH CALLED CURTAIN-RAISER FOR “30 CAMPAIGN   President Urges Medical Insurance, More Social Security and Boost in Pay for Jobless.   PROGRAM FACING BITTER OPPOSITION   Executive Calls for Another Year of Rent Control— Sees Prosperity in the Future.

TAX INCREASE REQUEST MADE BY PRESIDENT   Republicans ‘Answer With New Charges Of ‘Socialism’

President Truman Asks “Moderate” Tax Boost And Pictures Conf idence In Prosperous America Of The Future

President Attacks Late Congress For Reduction In Government’s Revenue   Republican House Members Declare’ Chief Executive Committed To Complete Socialization Of Nation

$290,009 ARMY FRAUD HINTED   Officer Apprehended I: Nevada After Wire  From Germany

Army Major Jailed For Questioning About Misapplication Of $250,000 In Gov’t Funds; Denies Any Guilt

Major Quizzed About $259,000  Officer Lands In U.S With $100,000

Army Hauls ina  Major for Quiz   In Reno for a Divorce, He Is To Be Questioned About Quarter-Million

Banning Taken At Isolated Nevada Ranch   Firmly Denies Charges He Absconded with Service Funds

MAJOR DENIES $250,000 THEFT FROM THE ARMY    Berlin Finance Officer On Leave Arrested At Reno Renct.

Banning Jailed For Questioning  Firmly Denies That He Stole Anything

Reno Jaunt Interrupted  Army Holds Major for Quiz On Loss of Quarter Million

Officer Jailec For Army   Kansan Wanted For Questioning on Funds Missing in Germany

Quiz Army Man About $250,000   To Question Major About Money Said To Be ‘Misapplied’

NO ‘TYCOON’ BUT HE SAVES HIS MONEY Suave Army Major Suspected In $250,000 Misapplication

MAJOR DENIES $250,000 THEFT FROM THE ARMY   Berlin Finance Officer On Leave Arrested At Reno ows a. 6 Reaneh. re a7

‘Raid’ Alleged By China Red;   Observers Fear Latest ‘Incident’ May Be Cover for Intervention

CLIENT TRANSFER - WOULD AID COUNTY   Many of Those on Welfare Eligible to Receive VA  Pensions   MAKING SURVEY HERE

Many of Those on Welfare Eligible to Receive VA ¢  Pencinne   MAKING SURVEY HERE

Illinois Central Cuts Cairo Bridge, Installs Prefabricated New Span

VEW Accepts in Silence Request of Gen. M'Arthu   Regrets His Message ~Must Be Withdrawn, Encampment Is Told

VEW Silent On MacArthur Message Ban:   Convention Accepts Gen. MacArthur's Withdrawa Of His Controversia Formosa Message

Views Not in Harmony With President’s?   Truman Gave Order To Cancel Remarks

V.F.W. PRAISES KOREAEFFORTS OF MACARTHUR   Message Withdrawal Ac cepted Calmly; Resolution Is Unanimous.

Panic Hits . Liberated . Korean City   Red Propaganda Told Of Torture - Of All Captives.

Clash on Legality Of Denfeld Ouster  Dispute Propriety Of His Commission

Navy Secretary Starts Bartle (Over Denfeld   Insists Admiral’s Ouster as Chief Was Strictly Legal

American Tanks Now 19 Miles From Red China   Three Russian-Made Yak Jet Fighters Downed Wednesday

America to Ask UN For Military Move Against Red Korea  Request To Be Made at Session This Afternoon

ttumwa Board Cracks Down Seniors Who Don’t Know Their  Grammar Won't Get Diplomas

Poor English Grades May Cost Iowa Hizh School Seniors June Diplomas

Ottumwa, Iowa Pupils May Not Get Diplomas   School Board Contends They do Not Know English

Won't Graduate’ Til  Know Grammar   Ottumwa Schoo! Board Lays Down Kequirement and 21 High School Seniors Will Have to Finish Later

Threat of Court Action May Delay Color TV Longer   Firm Will Ask Injunction to Halt FCC Order

C. B. S. System Is Given Go-Ahead  FCC Action on Color  Television Assailec

TV Color Fight Likely To Land  In Court Soon   F.C.C. Designation Of C.B.S. Plan Puts Indusiry In Dither

Court Actions May Delay Color TV   FCC Approves CBS System; Pilot Radio Firm To File Suit

Color TV May Be Further Delayed By Court Action   CBS, However, Reeeives Go-Ahead Fram EGC, as National Mertbod

Wa y Not Yet Clear  CBS Gets O.K. On Color 'TV: Court Action Seen

VOTE LEVIES ON UNRELATED BUSINESS   Expected Measure To Put Millions  Into Treasury

NO LIKLIHOOD OF OPEN CONFLAGRATION IS SEEN LL TSE  UN Feels Russo-Yank Airplane Case May Bring New Chill To Cold War

Acheson Asks Quick Action On Arms Fund  Appears Before ~~   Appears Before Congress To Urge Approval Of Funds

Every Penny Of Truman’s  Bill Needed   Acheson Outlines Europe Problem

Asks Congress For Quick 0. K. Of Arms Funds   Secretary Appears Before Committee To Back President

Chinese Reds Launch Another New Attack   Powerful Drive Started To Push Allies Back

Allied Troops Are Leaving Red Capital   Eighth Army Trying To Hold Defense Line 30 Miles  North of Capital ,

U.N. Troops Face Might Of 500,000 Well-Armed Reds   Eighth Army Attacks To Retake Songchon And  Anchor New Defense Line

"25 Miles From Besieged ty   A CRITICAL SITUATION  Enemy Preceded -by Fifth Column Along WhiteClad Refugees

ALLIES ENGAGED IN BITTER FIGHT TO HALT ENEMY   Eighth Army Battles  Desperately 30 Miles North OF Pyongyang In Effort To Block Invaders.

Reds Within 25 Miles of Old Capital   Objectives of Chinese Seem To Be Traps On Each Coast.

Allied Units,  Refugees Move South From City  &th Trying to Hold North Defense Line

‘Refugees Flee South: Fifth Column Active  Civil Leaders Are Rushed to Safety

Chinese Hordes Swarm On Pyongyang - Retreat Of UN Forces Continues

ALLIED UNITS PULLING OUT TO THE SOUTH   U. N. Forces, Facing 500,000 Chinese, Try to Hold Line 30 Miles North of Pyongyang.   REDS THREATEN TO  CUT OFF 10TH CORPS   Eighth Army Will Destroy Installations if Forced to Retreat; “Undeclared War,” Says Mac.

“8th Army Will Not Withdraw  Unless Forced”  Allies Are Warned Of Fifth Column In Pyongyang

Refugees Fleeing City As 8th Army Battles To Hold   Songchon Occupied By Enemy; MacArthur Estimates Red Force At 500,0000; Fifth Col-  umn Is Overating

Half Million Red Troops Roar Ahead   Allies Forming New Defense Line;  Situation Grave

Chinese Force K'stimated at 200,000 Men   Allies Smashed Back From Vital Songchon —7th Division Fights  Free at Heavy Cost

Situation Growing More Critical By the Hour, MacArthur Warns  Says Chinese Have 500,000 Men Fighting In ‘Undeclared War’

U.N. Forces Fight fo Hold Battered Lines’   ‘MacArthur Says ‘State of Undeclared ~ War’ Exists Between China, U.N.

Red Vanguards Occupy Songchon   Eighth Army Str:-ing Desperately to Hold Defense Line 30 Miles North of Capital

Situation Growing More Critical by Hour: MacArthur   Chinese Throw Half Million Men Into Korea Fight

Eighth Army Desperately Holding Line; Songchon Captured By Red Chinese   500,000 MAN FORCE ‘SHROWN INTO DRIVE ROLLS SOUTH; TRAPPED UNITS BY CHANGJIN FIGHT WAY BACK

HordeWithin 25 Miles Of Korea City   MacArthur Says ‘State Of Undeclared War’ In Existence

Huge Chinese Force Presses on Pyongyang to Smash Flank of 8th Army; City in State of Siege

‘Undeclared State of War Exists, Says UN Commander   Knemy Trying to Destroy Allied Force Before  Issues Settled

Pyongyang Is Goal of New Drive   Situation Grows Mere Critical b Hour for Allies, MacArthur Renort:

MaeArthur Pessimistic To Newsmen   Says Undeclared War On Between Ti So Red China

Start Evacuation  Of Ex-Red Capital;   Additional Troops Moving Down From Manchurian Border; State Of Undeclared War Now Exists

Besieged “BM Fm   A CRITICAL SITUATION   Preceded by Fiftt Along WhiteClad Refugees

Eighth Army to Hold Its Defense Lines in North   If Forced to Evacuate. Military Policy Is to Be Used on Big City

MacArthur Says Situation Is more Critical  — roms.   Chinese Reds Using 500,000 Troops In Korean Offensive

Rear Echelon Units, Refugees Flee Southward  Red Fifth Column infiltrates Former N. Korean Capital; Controls Set Up

MacArthur Says Situation ls More Critical  Chinese Reds Using 500,000 Troops © In Korean Offensive

100,000 Reds Hit 8th Army   Elements Of 10th Corps Fighting Way Out Of  Communist Trap

U.S. Eighth Army Fighting To Retain Northwest Anchor  Force of 500,000 Now in Campaign To Crush Allies

Refugees Leave Former Capital Of North Korea   Reinforced Chinese Forces Move South Of Chongchon River

EIGHTH ARMY 10 HOLD POSITIONS AROUND THE CITY   COMMUNISTS INCITE FIFTH COLUMN WORK BEHIND U. N. LINES

500000 MAN FORCE THROWN INTO BATTLE   ‘State Of Undeclared War Exists’ MacArthur Tells Newsmen

Foe Said 25 Miles from  Old Capital  M’‘Arthur Says ‘Undeclared War’ Exists

UNDECLA E  WAR WITH RED CHINA EXISTS   MacArthur Warns Situation Becoming Worse Every Hour

EIGHT ARMY BATTLES ENEMY Rear Echelon Units And Refugees Leave Former North Korean Capital

THE BOX SCORE   Pyongyang Is Being Evacuated   Situation Described As Very Grave By General MacArthur

FIFTH COLUMN INFILTRATES KEY CITY   Allied Units And Refugees Stream So Southward  YANKS FIGHT   Desperately To Recapture Songchon; U.N. Forces Greatly Outnumbered

U. IN. Army Retreating Southward   MacArthur Asserts ‘Uudeclared War Between Reds. U. N.

City Already Infiltrated By  Foe Agents   Seventh Division Fighis Way Out Of Trap But Takes Heavy Lesses

Half-Million Chinese Thrown Info Korea in Drives fo Trap Americans   Communist Manpower Mass Batters at Allies’ New Deterse Line, Captures Sunchon Anchor; Other Columns Fan Out to Shut Off Escapes

Oriental Horde . Plows Southward Toward Pongyong   Many American Units Are Trapped By Enemy Offensive

Half Million Well-Armed Reds May Be Thrown Against U.N. Line 30 Miles North  of Capital.   RIGID CONTROLS SET UP AT PYONGYANG

Former No. Korean Capital Menaced By 100.000 Attackers   Fifth Columnists Are Active In City; Massive Chinese Forces Move Against U. N. Troops In. ‘Undeclared War’

Yanks Seek To Ward Off New Assault   MacArthur Says 500,000 Chinese Treeps in Korea

Sttuation More Critical, General Says  Some Only 25 Miles Away In New Push

Allied  Anchor Falls   Capture of Songchon. Exposes Right Flank; Situation Is Reported More Critical Hourly

Allies Moving Noncombatants Out of City   No Thought of Surrendering Without a Fight

Congress Gets. New War Plar      ‘Symington. ‘Would Be Mo. bilization Czar In-Case“OF Conflict. -

More Federal Reorganization  Plans Offered   Truman Proposes to Make Symington War Mobilization Czar

Truman Issues New Plan For Reorganization  Would Put Country’s Planning For War Under Symington

Truman Proposes Symington Be Put In Charge Of All U.S. Mobilization For War

New Series Of Economy Rules Given   Truman Orders Single Boss for Mobilization for War,.

Republicans Chuckle Over Crime Probe   Senatorial Quiz Stirs Much Grumbling In Democratic Ranks.

Revelations Help GOP Campaigns   Republicans To Benefit By Any Sign Of Tieup Between Organized Crime, Democrats.

Taft-Hartley Act Must Go, Says Barkley   Democrats Are Pledged To Repeal Law, Declaration Of Vice President la Address At Oshkosh

“wee — e ' ° adestestond  Porcelain Tray Put to Work in Dimes Drive

THOIIWAT AGPFEAT TI OELP  Porcelain Tray Put to Work in Dimes Drive

Vincennes Levees  Hold Against Tide   Predictions On Crest Are Being _ Revised Downwatrc

Temporary Drop in Wate: Leve! Follows Breaks in Levee; More Rain To Add To Trouble.   GRIFFIN ISOLATED; HAZELTON EVACUATED

MISS ROSE MARIE GIBBONS NEIL EUGENE DAVIS MARRIED IN CHURCH CEREMONY, AUG, 20

-harges May Be Filed Against Attendant Missing Tot Is Discovered In Philadelphia With Nurse

Missing Tot ls Found With Her Nurse   Picked Up In Railroad Station

Nurse Under Arrest  Pennsylvania Child is [Returned Home After Search

Missing Tot Back Home With Family   Nurse Who Took Girl Is Held in Jail On An Open Charge

Small Girl Home, Nurse is in Jail   Girl Found in Philadelphia Roilroad Stotion

‘Stop-Gap Extension Of Rent Control ‘Is Meeting With Increasing Opposition

RENT CONTROL FIGHT LOOMS   ‘Let It Die’ Sentimen Growing In Congress, Say Observers

Increasing Sentiment Is Seen in Congres: To-Let Rent Control Extension Plan Die

Truman Appeal For Rent Law Still Snagged  War Crisis May   War Crisis May Give Support To Stop-Gap Action

New Attitude on Rent: Let It Die   Korean W311, However, May Change Sentiment

‘Let It Die Rent Control Attitude Grows   Seriousness Of Korean Situation May Push Through Brief Continuance

Rent Controls May Die On Vine  Senators Cool On Extension Of Law

Final Event in Fre Prevention Week Friday   Students’ Posters Will Be Judged At City Hal!

Final Event in Fre Prevention Week Friday  Students’ Posters ua a2seohh wm a £84   Students’ Posters Will Be Judged At Gity Halll

PRESIDENT, TOP MILITARY MEN MEETING TODAY   To Decide on Men, Money Needed For Victory in Korea

Military Heads Relay Request From M Arthur   Congress May Wait Week for Estimate of Money, Maen Noaded

Meet May Decide Men, Money Issues   Collins, Vandenberg Arrive After Talk With MacArthur

President Calls Military Leaders To Blair House’  kidoom™. td,   Parley May Decide Funds, Troops Neede« To: Win Korean War

Military Leaders Called-Into Meet To Discuss Money, Manpower for War

Crime Probe Moving Into Chicago Area   Senate Committee To Begin Hearings Early In July

CRIME PROBE TO BE CARRIED INTO MIDWEST   1st Hearing to Open In Illinois City Next Month

KEFAUVER TO TALK   Crime-Fighting Senator tc Speak at Kansas Univer sity Thursday

Crime-Fighting Senator te Speak at Kansas University: Thursday :

Senators Attack Administration's Foreign Policy  Charge Says Russia Given Invitation To Take China. Korea

Solons Say Govt. Policies Invited Red Aggressior   4 Republicans on: Senat Committee Hurl Charge Of Diplomatic Failures

THE LIFE OF CHRIST:  The Greatest Story Ever Told   By FULTON OURSLER Chapter ¢  NO DREAMS TONIGHT

“The Greatest Stary Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by FULTON OURSLER   Chaptcr 4 NO DREAMS TONIGHT

The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Mary Told She Will  Bear Heavenly Son

M’ARTHUR ANTI-RED CRACKDOWN BRINGS PROTEST FROM RUSSIA   Moscow Spokesman _Mokes Charge Of “Delica Club Law”

Russ Demand MacArthur ~ Recind Ban  Freedom Soshit for . ; 4 Red Party Leaders

Russia Attacks Gen. MacArthur's Banning Order  Demands General Rescind His Order ’ Against Communists

Russ Demand MacArthur Recind Ban   Freedom Sought for. 41 Red Party Leaders Denied Public Life

Rebel Ho’s Army Scores Victory   41,000 Of Chinese Nationalist Troops ‘Killed Or Wounded At Indo-China Borde

U.N. Debates Chinese Red Issue Today   Marks Another Soviet Move to Have Communist Ally Recognized

U. N. Debates Chinese Claim Over Airport   Reds Reject U. S. Plan For Investigation of Attack on Airstrip

Council Argues Red China Seat  U. S. Wants Probe of Strafing Charae

To Debate Chinese Red's Appearance Before UN Council   U.S. Representative Says He Will Fight Propaganda Attempts

UNITED NATIONS DISPUTE BREWS   Security Council ‘Meets To Argue Question Of Al. lowing Chinese Spokesman Enter Quarrel

UN Council Meets Today  Russia Set To Try   Russia Set To Try Seatine Red China

U. $. Continues To Figt Red Propaganda  Cc at ‘Mneitos   Efforts of ‘Commies To Make UN Blasts Opposed Today

U. 5. Continues To Figt Red Propaganda   Efforts of ‘Commies’ To Make UN Blasts Opposed Today

9 MISSING AIRMEN GIVEN UP FOR DEAD   Land Search on Princess Isiand for B36 Ciew Members Is Discontinued.

Dewey Orders 51 State Budget Cut:  No New Positions   Governor Says Present Employes Will Be Retained; Letter  Is Sent Out

Expect Jury To Get Paight Case Tonight   Attorneys Make “Final Statements ’ Of Murder Trial

Lawy vers ; Plead As Jury W alts  In Merey Case   Blonde Accused Killer Calm As Attorneys Make Last Talks

Stearns Filing Case to Trial   Supreme  Court Tells Circuit Judge to Conduct Inauiry

PEACE Ko Seant   Truman Says There Will. Be No Moré  tm Phot Put,

37,000 Miners in East Stop Work  In a New Strike UMW Official Say

Coal Tie In Five States   Some 43,000 Miners Idle in Latest Work Stoppage; Strike Not Ordered. savas UMW

40,000 Miners Strike in New Work Stoppage  Pitt Consolidated Co. Big Steel Mines Are Shut Down

43 000 Soft Coai Miners Walk Out: Give No Reason   Steel Companies, One Big Producer Victims of Strike

Half Dozen Steel Companies and Pittsburgh Consoli dated Coal Company Report Pits Shut Down.

43,000 Miners Out; Single Steel Firm Pits as Targets   No Explanation for Walkout Forthcominc

45,000 SOFT COAL MINERS QUIT JOBS IN SEVEN STATES   Union Officials Give No Reason for Walkouts -~ Action Is Seen as a War of Nerves.   STRIKES APPROVED AT LOCALS’ MEETINGS   Yargets in New Stoppages Are Several Steel Firms and Big Pittsburgh Consoiidation Company,

PARTIAL STRIKE IN COAL MINES   Mauy Workers Leaving Pits OF U.S. Steel Corporation {1 Pennsylvania And West Viyvinia

43,000 Coal Diggers Stay Out Of Pits   United Mine Worker: Members In New Mass Stoppage

45,000 Miners Walk Out in  Seven States  Local Unions Call Strikes in Coal War of Nerves

New Soft Coal Strikes Begin In Three States;  37,000 Join Idle Ranks

( nion Leaders Give No Cause lor Stoppages   Steel Firms Singled Outin New Walkouts: Illinois Men Return

LEWIS DELIVERS BLAST AT TAFT   DENOUNCES SENATOR FOR ASKING USE OF 'THE SLAVE STATUTE’

47,000 Soft Coal Miners Leave Jobs   Second Big Work Stoppage in Two Weeks Occurs

Soft Coal Miners Strike At Pits Of Steel Firms   Sign Reading “No Contract, No Work’ Is Only Explanatior

Union Officials ‘Surprised’ By Walkout  Hits Steel Firms, eader in Fight NO ie ie

New Strike Has 43,000 Idle in Coa   Ohio, Pennsy and Wes Virginia Hit; Union Leader Surprised.

Soft Coal Diggers Quit Pits   More Than 25,000 Leave Mines Of Pittsburgh Firm

47000 Mine Workers Are Out of Pits   Union Leader Says New Strike Is “News” to Him; Five States Are Involved In New Controversy

47,000 Miners Out On Strike In Five States   Six Steel Companies Close Mines As Men Refuse To Enter Pits

Over 37,000Coa Miners Strike In Three States  Second Stoppage In 2 Weeks; Men Idle In Pa., Ohio, W.Va.

Second Big Stoppage Hits Mines   47,000 Soft Coal Men Strike in Five States; Six Steel Pits Also Shnit Down   News to Official   Union Chieftan Claims Strike Not Ordered; Employes Give No Reason

More: Coal Miners Strike at Eastemn and Southern Dits   About 43.000 Fail -to Work and Offer  Ran Penden witecns

Coal Action Demands Hit   John L. Lewis Says Injunction Would Oppress Miners

43,000 Coal Miners Strike Steel Firm:      Pittsburgh Cons olida. tion, U. S. Steel Co. Warkcingc Are Affected

New Coal Strike Singles Out Big Steel Companies; Miners Are Mum on Walkout

45,000 Coal Diggers Quit; No Explanatior   Union Attack Is Levelled Against Steel-Owned Pits

Over 47,000 Soft Diggers Fail To Work; No  Reason Given   AlabamaWorkmen Join In Movement   Ohio Officials Are Silent; Pittsburgh Union Head Puzzled At Action

43.000 Miners Renew Strike  Second Big Stoppage In Two Weeks ‘News

More Than 43,000 Soft Coal Diggers Wall Out Today In Second Big Coal Work Stoppage In Two Weeks. -

COAL DIGGERS STAY OFF JOB IN SIX STATES   No Reason for Shutdown Given By Lewis Union

37,000 Coal Miners Stay Out Of Pits   Ohio, Pennsylvania And West Virginia Affected By Spreading Walkout By Men

. —COAL— Mines In 5 States Hit By Walkout .' No Reason Given  a a asa

Coal Miners Out in Second Work Stoppage  43.000 Walk Off Soft Coal Jobs  Fe WMieretame Gawtia

Soft Coal Miners Hit at Industry In New Walkouts   Neither Officials Nor Workers Will Offer ‘Reasons for Stoppaae

47,000 Soft Coal Miners Quit Jobs In Second Strike:   Nation's Major Pits Close Today InPennsylyania, Ohio, Kentucky

Mine Walkout Idles 47,000   Second Stoppage in Two Weeks Halts Production in Big Area: Steel-Owned Pits Closed Down

Coal Miners Striking In Five Major States   UMW Hes 42, Diggers Out, Steel Company Mines Hard Hit; No Explanation Given for New Walkout

No Union Official Will Offer Reason   Principal Target In New Walkout Are U. S. Steel Mines

43,000 Miners. Strike; Illinois Stoppage Ends   Lewis DenouncesDemands For Government Intervention

Work Stoppage Apparent Slap On. Big Steel   No United Mine Worker Official Offered Any Reason For Walkout As Operators Fear New Stoppage

47,000 MINERS FAIL 10 SHOW UP FOR WORK   Five States Are Hit Ir Second Stoppage In Two Weeks

45,000 Miners Drop Shovels In ‘Coal War   No Official Reason Given. 16,000 Others Return To Hlinais Pits

Lewis Angered, Assails Efforts  For Intervention  UMW Chief Scores Taft Plea; 43,000 Miners on Strike

Eastern Miners  Quit Work   Strike Not Ordered Says Pittsburgh Coal Union Chief

Five States Hit By UMW Strikes  47,000 Miners Quit Work—Union Leaders Refuse to Comment

47,000 MINERS GO ON STRIKE   New Work Stoppage Hit: Coal Mine Operations In Five States

43,000 More Coal Miners  Strike Today  Steel Companies   Steel Companies Are Main Targets.

The Weather   43,000 Miners In Six States Out On Strike   Operations in Ohio Virtually Paralyzed; Steel Companies Hit

43,000 Soft Coal Miners in New Work Stoppage   Steel Companies Targets This Time

Pits Operated By Steel Firms Are Affected   Union Chieftain Says Walkout Is News to Him

Pits Empty tn Six States: No Union Comment   Operations Begin In Illinois After Two-Day Stoppage

EASTERN MINERS IDLE TODAY IN SUDDEN HOLIDAY   UNION OFFICIALS DECLARE NO STRIKE BUT MINES IDLE

Over 37,000 Miners Walk Off Jobs Today   Mines In Three States Closed By New Strike

New Walkout Hits Major Coal Mines   3,000 UMW Members Single Out Steel Firms Ad One Giant Mining Company as Target for Second Work Stoppaae in Two Weeks

NEW STOPPAGE HITS PITS IN EASTERN U.S.   Union Heads Decline To Comment On  Development

25,000 MINERS LEAVE JOBS IN EASTERN FIELD   UMW Chief Denies Knowledge of Strike Order Affert: ing Soft Cool Firms

Steel-Owned Mines Idle in New Walkout   Pitt Consolidation Co Also Hit With 50,000 Out in Seven States; Lewis Berates Taft

Jacobs Firm  On Subpoena   Committee Dissolved Following Lewis Row

OKLAHOMA CITY RESIDENTS ARE WARY:  Wild Escaped Leopard Remains at Large

DARKNESS ENDS HUNT  ceeiinaamaeinienenemmumeen  Leopard Eludes Posse

Seek Lead in Rape-Slaying of Columbia Girl   Fingerprints and Footprints Studied ot Daecthk Grane,

Study Prints Found At Rape-Strangling   Former Mexico Businessman’s Daughter Founc Slain in Home Where She Was Baby-Sitter; Officers Check Footprints. Fincernrinte

Baby Sitter is Strangled  To Her Death   Columbia Girl's Body Found When  Parents Return Hom

Clues Sought In Rape-Strangulation Of Baby Sitter Al Columbia, Mo., Home

Hunt Brutal Slayer Of Columbia Girl   13-Year-Old Baby Sitter Criminally Attacked And Strangled — Third Similar Attack in Same Neighborhood. Within the Past Six Months —

KTUTING IN COTTTMRIA   Nfficern Search for “Assailant o 18-Year-Old Giri

Appropriations For 3f Federal fvenrias Dared   Action Directed By U. S. Congress

31 Agencies’? Funds Slashed To Provide More For Defense   Hospital Program Loses $75 Million   Conservation Of Critical Materials Considered In Making Changes

Truman Mourns at Rites for Guard; Prosecutors To Question Plotters

Recess Is Set Until Wednesday   Jury to Receive Murder Case after Final Arsuments

Train, Auto Collide, Four Children ‘Die   Freight’: Carrying Holly  .. Trees, Cuts Automobile In Two In*Mishap Neat Beaver’ Dam. .

Patrols Report Enemy Stand in Kapsan Area   Marines Rush Help To South Koreans, Periled By Guerillas

Says Checks Paid China Policy Line   Claims Money Went tea Group Controlled by Philip Jessup.

Charge Made as State Dept. Says Envoy Has Been Given: Access to Atomic Secrets

NicCarthy Claims Jessup Got Money From Communists  Says Reds Paid Him ‘For Sellng Party Line On China Policy

Jesgiy Poxes New Char ves  Nl, ofl “eas af Tex: 1 Be ‘a   MeCa rthy Rares Alleged Pavoff

Jessup Paid Red Funds,  Solon Claims   McCarthy Says Ambassador Received Pay For Pushing Propaganda

Jessup's Group Said Financed By Red Funds   McCarthy Charges Against Diplomat Wired to Acheson

Nation Would Jom Britain  And Franee      Basie Industry Partnership Raplhkad he TT &

PARTNERSHIP WITH EUROPE CONSIDERED   American - French Agreement Reported In Field of Democratic Nations.

Broad Partnership Qf European Nations On Industrial Basis   No Poliiical Strings Attached To U.S. Offers Cf Cash To Help Fight Communism.

Economic Union Discussed With French Leaders   U.S. Promises French Aid In Indo-China Wa:

Paris Cabinet Votes To Join Industry Union   Acheson Pledges Arms, Financial  Atd to Indo-China

Queen Mary-- --Also Has Prowlex  Intruder Stabs Queen's Housekeeper In Attack

(PINT-SIZED INTRUDER INVADES PALACE OF QUEEN MARY AND STABS SERVANTS IN FIVE-HOUR REIGN OF TERROR

One Woman is Stabbed, One Beaten   Little Irish Gardner Sneaks By Fancy Guard Caught Five Hours Later Is Basement.

Senate Passes $3.1 Billion Act for Civil Defense   House OKs Stop-Gap Buying Plan, Balks at ‘Blank Check’ Rule

UNION FROZEN   Cannot Be Changed Before « Mareh. J 1; Civil De “dense Bolstered

Million Hit; Order Stands Until March    Senate Votes CD $3 Billion

Government Speeds Up. _ Mobilization Program  Auto Workers’ _ Wages Frozen, Senate Approves

Valentine ‘Freezes’ Auto Wages  Order First Setting Wage Ceilings Since World War II.

Order Hits Only Passenger Car Workers Now  Both Houses Give Go-Ahead To Big  Riukewaen Carandina

Auto Wages Frozen Until Next March   Congress Take’ Action To Bolster Civilian Defense: Powers Wait

WAGE FREEZE INVOKED ON AUTO WORKERS   Mobilization Moves Ahead Against New Threat of War

Auto Workers’  Wages Frozen Over $3 Billion Voted For Civilian Defense

Hawaii Nearer Statehood; House for Ii   Alaska and Islands’ Case Now Faces Reluctant Senate

Something Cooking? ANE EE ETS I PTET  ‘No Present Plan For Second Draft’

State to Launch Lotteries Curbs   Maps Crackdown on Social, Fraternal Bodies Using Forms of Gambling to Raise Charity Funds.

Man Beaten fo Death in Fight   Tavern Argument at Racine s Fatal

Kk kkk ENGLISH RADIO SINGER ‘SHATTERS DRINKING GLASS OVER LISTENERS,

Government Experts Hope Anti-Inflation Credit Rules Will Mean One-Third Cut In Construction Of New Homes

Red China Move For Peace Hinted  Nehru Asked To Talk - With Reds At Peiping

Nehru Invited To Peiping By Chinese Reds   May Accept To Push Korean Peace Hopes

Nehru May Visit China To See Reds  Indian Minister aT... Annaort Rid   Indian Minister May Accept Bid To Help End War

CHRYSLER-UAW RIFT WIDENS: RESUME TALKS   Both Sides Farther Apart Than At Any Time In The Past 16 Days

BOWLES FLAYS REACTIONARIES   -Political Chi Chicanery Draws Attack

Violent Twisters Snarl Four States   Family of Eight Wiped Out by Storm As Count of Iniured Exceeds 200

Death Toll In 4-State Gales Reaches 4:7  200 More Injured As Tornadoes Hit Southwest U.S.

Tornadoes Whirl Through Four States, Leaving 47 Dead And 200 or More Others Hurt

Tornado Toll Rises to 47   ‘Family of Fight Wiped Qut On ‘Tennessee Farm ; {Pictuce an Pare 18}

Three States  Are Hit Hard by Twisters   Many Dead, Property Damage High in Tex., Ark.. and La.

Twisters Kill 47 In 4 States 200 Injured   9 In Family Die On Farm In Tennessee

One Family  Wiped-Out ‘Early Today   Four States Hit By Twisting Wind; Toll Incomplete

TORNADOES HIT 4 SOUTHERN STATES; 47 DEAD, 200 HURT   Twisters Rip Through 2¢ Towns in Texas, Arkan, aS, Louisiana and  Tennessee.   '8 MEMBER OF ONE FARM FAMILY KILLEI   Storms Strike’ Within Less Than 24-Hour Period— One Area Alone Puts Damage at $300,000.

Some 200 Persons Have Been Injured By Storms That Skipped Into Texas, Louisana and Arkansas

SOUTHLANL   Another 200 Injured in Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee and Arkansas.

Tornado Toll Rises to 4] In 4 States   More Than 200 Kurt By Twisters; Eight In One Family Die   Picture on Page 13

: Tornadoes Hop-Scotch Through Four iStates Killing 47 And Injuring 200 

Tornado Kills Family Near Ripley, Tenn.   Weekend Twisters Kill 44 Porsons In Four States

200 More Hurt As Storms Hit Southern States   Nine Meet Death In Tennessee after Sunday Disasters

Twisters Strike at Least 20 Times in 24-Hour Period; Nine Personsin One Small Tennessee Community Killed

Week-end Twisters Kill 47   Tornadoes Rip Four Southern States; Over 200 Injured In Windstorms

Tornadoes Hit Four States;  44. Are Dead  Estimate 200 Or More Hurt.

Tornado Death Toll Reaches 47 In Four States   Twister Hits Tenn. Town, Killing Nine

47 KNOWN DEAD AS TORNADOES RIP 4 STATES   Nine In One Family Die In Blast; Report  200 Injured

9 Louisiana Deaths. Listed   Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee Also Lashed by 20 Separate Tornadoes

TORNADOES KILL 47 IN 4 STATES   200 Injured In Texas Louisiana, Arkansas, Tenn.  Over Weekend

WIND FUNNE HIT 20 TIMES IN 24 HOURS   Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas And Tennessee Form Path   Reported Hurt; Destructive Storms Strike Initial Blows In East Texas

STORM KILLS 8 OF FAMILY ~ IN TENNESSEE   Nearly 200 Injured; More Twisters  Are Likely

Louisiana And Texas Hardest Hit By Twister  Death-Dealing Winds Smash Up Homes

At Least 200 Hurt In Series Of Twisters   Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee And Arkansas Suffer

TWISTERS RAKE THRU THREE STATES   Texas, Louisiana Hard Hit; Death Toll Is Mounting

Nine Lives Snuffed Out Early Today   Tennessee Farming Community Swept; Many States Hit.

200 Believed Injured Over 4-State Areas 20 Towns Hit   Shreveport, La., Counts 26 Fatalities; Snow Helps Wheat

Tornadoes Kill 47, Injure 200 In Four States   Nine On One Farm Killed In Tenn.; Twisters Hit Texas. La. And Ark.

Shreveport, La., Feb. 13. (AP)—Tornadoes whirled  through four states over the week-end ‘leaving at least

Tornadoes Take 47 Lives in Four States      ine Killed in Tennessee Home When Twister Hits at Nicht

34 Dead, 200 Injured By  Tornadoes   Louisiana, Arkansas And Texas Swept By Weekend Storms

90 KILLED, INCLUDING 8 IN 1 FAMILY   Nine Deaths at Hurricane Hill, Tennessee Today; Winds Damage 20 Towns Over Weekend.   26 KNOWN DEAD NEAR SHREVEPORT   Twisters Strike Texas Saturday, Roar Into Louisiana Sunday. At Least 200 Persons Injured.

Twisters Rage Through Areas In Southwest   At Least 47 Killed in Four States—Entire Families Wiped out— Property Damage High

Twister Hit Home While They Slept   Casualties In FourState Area Near 50; 200 Injured

200 Injured As Wind Rip: Many Areas  Louisiana And Texas Hard Hit

Tornadoes Kill 44 in Four States   200 More Injured As Twisters Rip Southern States

Over 200 Thought Injured As Howling Winds Hit Over Wide Area   Nine Meet Death In One Small Town   Arkansas. Tennessee And Louisiana Sectors Battered Badly

Tornadoes Kill A, Injure 200 In Southwest  Twisters Hit Texas, Lovisiana, Arkansas And Tennessee

Tornadoes In Four States Cause Damage  Over 40 Persons Killed In Sunday Storms

Four States Affected By Series of Twisters; Over 200 Are Injured

Tornado Kills Nine  In Tennessee Town  Raises Week-End Storm Toll ta 47

AT Die, 200 Are Injured By Twisters   Shreveport, La., Lists 26 Dead As Tornado  Sweenus Over Area

Nine In One Farming Area Meet Death  Twisters Strike 20 Times During Space Of 24 Hours

Eight of Family Among Victims In Tennessee   Shreveport Area, With 26 Dead, Hardest Hit; Heavy Toll in Texas

200 Injured, Loss Heavy In 4 States   fwisters Whirl Through Louisiana, Tennessee, Texas, Arkansas; Nine In One Family Killed

TORNADOES KILL 47 PERSONS IN SOUTHERN STATES   LITTLE TENNESSEE VILLAGE IS LATEST VICTIM OF WINDS

Shreveport Flying Base Hardest Hit   Six in One Family Die In Tennessee

Estimate 200 Are Injured      Tornadoes Strike 20 Communities in Less Than Day

Tornadoes On: Wild Rampage In Four Sfates  Blow Strikes At Tennescee Today:   Blow Strikes At Tennessee Today; Nine Are Victime

47 Lives Lost In Tornadoes; 200 Are Hurt   Shreveport. La.. Hit Hardest as Twisters Sweep Three States

Twisters Rip 4 States, Killing at Least -[7, Injuring 200 Over Weekend.

Oe  Tornadoes Take Lives Of 47 Persons In 4 States In Southwestern Storms   Winds Take Lives Of Nine In Small Tennessee Rural Community; Death Stalks East Texas, Northwest Louisiana. Southern Arkansas

Southern Twisters Kill 47 on Weekenc  Death Toll Strung Over Four States

Hit 20 Times In 24 Hours   Many Other Persons Injured In Texas, Louisiane, Arkansas end Teanessee

‘Twisters Rip Across Four States   200 Injured By Gales In Arkansas. Texas. Lanisinna Tennecase

Laborites Risking Defeat of Steel Nationalization   Churchill Will Call For Attlee’s Overthrow In Session Today

British Steel Issue May Cost Attlee Defeat  Labor Party Revolt Rumored To Force  WMiteretar’a ,)

Aitlee Risking Defeat on Steel Topic   Conservative Wine Hoping for Knockout Blow

Attlee Is Forced fo Risk Defeat   Nationalization Thorn in Labor Party's Side ‘

Attlee Move Seen Forced  By Lett Wing   Believed Risking Defeat To Quell Partv Trouble

ascainceebteet:umpirasimmaliiaelssamatsiiiies<+. _.itecoasialanmeatints TRIP UNNECESSARY

Legalizing Action May Be Sought Second District Vets’ Clubs Called to Slots Conference

Use the Atom Bomb? U.S. Military Experts Assert Korean Situation Not Suitable for Atom War

A-BOMB USE IN KOREA SHUNNED   Armed Forces Doubt ! Would Be Of Much Military Value

Not Enough Good Targets, Too Expensive—  Armed Forces Aaainst Use of Atom Bomb In-

Against Using Atomic Bombs   Doubt Atomic Bomb Could Produce Any  Results in Korea

Atomic Bomb Useless In Korean War   Few Good Targets Available There, Say Military Men

OG RESULTS Voubted In Korea  ‘Not Place For A-Bomb,’ Military Says

Doubt A-Bomb Would Halt War ih Korea Quickly   Armed Forces Take Dim View of Using It; Targets Not Worthy

Armed Forces Take Dim View Of A-Bomb Use   Military Officials Think There Are Few Good Targets in Korea

Dim View Taken On Use Of Bomb      Military Officials Question Results Of Atomic Weapon

UNION REJECTS PLANTOHALT DAIRY STRIKE   Drivers Vote Against Dealers’ Proposal To Resume Work

REJECT WAGE PROPOSALS AT UNION PARLEY   Latest Peace Move In Pittsburgh Blows Up Re Sethe

Move Surprise As Optimism  Shown Earlier   Milk Supplies Cut Off For 2,300,000 Persons In Pittsburgh Section

About 1,428 Truck driver: Were Against Employers’ Proposal; — 1,282 Favored It; Rejection A Surprise

Milk Strike Peace Plan  Voted Down   Worker Rejection Of Offer Surprises Even Union Heads

Controls Tightened To Prevent More Stratedic Goods Reaching Communists

WASN'T A “JUVENILE”   Seo Supreme Court is Asked to Reverse Delinquency Decision

Flood Control To Be Topic Of Meet Here   Army Engineers Will Hold Public Hearing in City  On November 16

No Emergency Yet, Truman Says of Mines   Not Invoking T-H Act Despite Report Coal Reserves Have - Reached Record Low

Operators Say Coal Reserves  At Reeord Low   White House Rules Out Any Move To Force Lewis To Put Miners Back To Work On Five-Day Week

Truman Sees No Emergency Now In Coal Situatior   But Operators. Say Stock Have Hit Record Low, Term Status Critical -

Quick White House Coal Action Fades   When Truman Again Refuses To Declare ‘Emergency’ Situatior

TRUMAN SEES NO EMERGENCY IN U.S. MINES   President Refuses to Take Any Action to Increase Production

Truman Rules Out Any Immediate White House Move To Force Lewis’ Miners Back On FiveDay Week Under Taft-Hartley

No Emergency) In Coal Mines  Truman Says  Rules Out Move To Force Full  Five-Day Week

Truman Still Won't Act in Coal Baitle  Restates Claim No Emergency Exists as Yet

TRUMAN SEES NO COAL EMERGENCY   RULES OUT ANY IMMEDIATE WHITE HUUSE MOVE TO GET FULL PRODUCTION.

GOVERNOR OPPOSES NEW TAXES  Dewey Blasts Administration In Call For Social Advances

—LEGISLATURE Federal Regime Is Attacked   SESSION OPENS AT ALBANY

Musmanno Will Run for Governor  Pittsburgh Judge Will Seek Democratic Nod

Musmanno Joins Governor’s Race   Pittsburgh Democrat Announces Candidacy After Kane Declares He’s Out of Running.

Musmanno s Candidate For Governorship  Pittsburgher Enters Democratic Race For Nomination

Hollywood Muffler Latest Car Fad  Marviand Dealer Claime Device Doesn’t Violate State Laws

Cutout Mufflers Are Reanpearing   ‘Full - Throated Roar’ Appeals To Autoists

Hit For The Hills, Folks: The Old ‘Cutout’ Muffler Is Upon Us Again

 ; Free Mexican Girl Unharmed By Kidnaper   Toss Weeping Child Of Movie Magnate from Car In Street in Mexico City

Has Coal fo Sell But Is Looking For Revenge Against Auto Dealers

Freight Embargo By Two Railroads   Threatened AFL Strike Caused Embargo Order By Railroads Serving KC

Most of 28th Division's Final Units’ Are \Due To Reach Camp By Motor Conyoys

More Guards Are Due At Atterbury   Most of Final Group Due to Arrive There By Motor Convoy

LICENSE IS RESTORED   Dr. Herman Sander May Agair Practice Medicine in N. H.

‘Mercy Death Dr. Restored   Dr. Sander Gets License Previously Suspended

 Says He Hasn't Mode Plans Yet Dr. Sanders License Restored By State Board of Reaistration

» —LICENSE IS RESTORED— Dr.Sander Wins Back His Right to Practice

SANDER RESTORED BY MEDICAL BOARD   BY MEDICAL BOARD     N. H. Doctor Given Right To Practice Again After Murder Acquittal .

Board Restores ‘Sander License Effective Today   Application Granted By  ™. H. Board; Revoked  In Marek. During Trial

Wife Of General - Plunges To Death   Mrs. Mary P. Davidson Sociaily Prominent In _ Washinaton

Gen. Davidson’  Wife Suicides  Civic Leader Leaps From Hospital Room

New Offensive By Red Forces Appears Near  Rad Traan< Are   Red Troops Are Entering Korea From Manchuria

Allied Ground Units Advance Twelve Miles   Chinese and Korean Reds Toss Barrage Indicating Attack

Sees Atom Bombing of This Area as War ‘Probability’   Head of Missouri Defense Council Points tn Indust. Farming.

Utes Strike It Rich  Indians To Get. $31, 700. 000 For Land Taken: From: Them

SCOUTS TO HEAR TRUMAN TONIGHT   Youths Enjoy Camping Practices, Sightseeing

Truman Visit  High Light Of  Scout Session ‘Thousands At Valley   Thousands Al Valley Forge Jamboree Will Greet Him Tonight

NATIONAL SCOUT JAMBOREE OPENS   Thousands Assemble At Valley Forge—President Will Speak Tonight

Nearly 50,000 Boy, Scouts Are at Valley Forge For Opening of Nat'l Jamboree

AWAIT PRESIDENT’S WELCOME —  Scouts Open Strengthen Liberty Camp

CYCLOTRON FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE   All Wires Burned Out In  Princeton Blaze

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   CANCER CLINIC TOAMOBRNAW MORNING

Fleet To Quit Formosa Area At End Korea War   GOP Asks Early Peace With Japs  Attack Tremor Navy Pans As ‘Confusing®

Pacific Fleet Off Formosa Not Permanent   Warships Will Move After War Ends   Out Of Mothhballs

What Then In Pacific?   1f Korean War Ends And U. S. Fleet Guarding Formosa Leaves That Are

Withdrawal of Fleet from Formosa After Korean War Poses Deployment Question

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   Question Raised of U.S. Fleet Use After Leaving Formosa

East Reich’s Red Rulers Woo Public With Price Slash   Cost of Food, Retail Goods Trimmed; Move Timed To  Aid Communist Festival

Takes New Crack at — T-H Law   Law Unfair to Labor, Says President in Butte, Mont. Speech; To Chicago Monday

a Do  Truman Will Fight for T-H  law's Reneal   Truman Still Swaps Blows  With Critics. Thru Montana

Truman, Starting For Home, Swaps Blows with Critics   Strikes Out Again At Opponents of “Fair Deal’ Plans

Truman Hits Again at T-H   Presidential Train Starts Return Trip

Truman Defends Civil Rights Program as Not Offensive to South, Defies Name-Callers

President Swaps Political Blows Across Country  Blasts T-H Low  As GOP Answers A. Pe aad

President Appeals For Approval Of Bill To Ban Job Discrimination

Truman Still Trades Blows On Socialism   He Anewers GOP Critic With Call For T-H Re. peal; Other Changes

Former Chicago Detective Slain   Gangsters’ Enemy Ambushed, ‘Silenced’

Underworld  Foe Killed  In Chicago Drury Was To Tall To Crime Probers

EAKER MAKES DRAFT TALK   General Declares Russia In Effect Has Already Declared War.

Big 3 Agrees On Policy  For Germany   Gen. Eisenhower Mentioned as Defense Coordinator

Big Three Agree On Policy Aimec To Bolster West   Free and Unified Germany Is Goal Of Western Powers

“BIG 3” REACH AN AGREEMENT   Unity of West Expected To Be Keynote of Declaration.

ARMY TO PRESS MEDICAL DRAFT   Further Calls Being Planned For Doctors, Dentists And Veterinarians.

Heavier Drafts of Medical Men Coming   Full Requirements to Be Met By Inductions Sifter Rlelo bonnneu

More Calls" For Doctors   Will Be Drafted As Needed, Says Army; No Exact Estimate

Miscellaneous Court Session Will Be Held Every Monday Until July   ‘CASES ARE INCREASING

DIVORCE A LUXURY; CIVIL GASES FIRST   Judge Keller Decides When Setting Weekly Session   NAMES NEW OFFICER

COMMUNITIES HELPED BY MOTORISTS — CAN CUT DOWN TRAFFIC DEATH TOL!

Machi Uur Speeds by Plane To Direct All-Out Drive =~ Avainst Reds in Korea —

Final Push is Opened  To End War   MacArthur Directs All-Out Drive Te Clear Narth Kare

MacArthur in Korea to Boss Massive, Surprise Offensive Against 100.000-Man Enemy

MacArthur Goes To Front To Take Charge of Attack After Giant Pincers Close

MacArthur Directs Furious Offensive   Major Drive Launched Against 100,000 Korean, Chinese In Northwest Sector .

High Commander Speeds In Personal Plane To Wintry War Front For Massive Offensive Against 100,000 Reds

Peace Now In Sight If Move Jells   Allies Tightening Left Jaw of Ponderous Pincers

MacArthur Flies To Korea to Direct Drive   Talk Persists of Possible Negotiated Peace With China

Another Strange Sub Seen   Coast Guardsmen Re. port Craft Off ” California Coast:

Strange Submarine Sighted Again Off California Coast:  Na vyl lanes Investi gating

ARMY AIDE GIVES VIEWS ; Chinese Reds May Plan Sweep Of Whole Of Korea

India's Leading Cabinet Members Called to Meeting   Country to Cease Support of Commies Until Matter Cleared

Reds In Tibet Advancing, India Hears   Emergency Cabinet Meeting Called By Nehru To Consider Action

Senate Group To Investigate _ Mrs. Rosenberg   Assistant Defense Sec’y Faces ProRed Charges

a 3i¢ Welfare Board Will Not Disir tribute Surplus Foods fo Siriking Miners in New Mexico

A BRIGHT WEEK-END   Crisp Temperatures Forecast for Kansas Over Sunday

Virginia Senator Declares Truman  ‘On Highspeed Highway to Socialism

Byrd Says ‘Socialism’  Virginian Joins   Virginian Joins Republicans In Attacking Fair Ded!

Sen. Byrd Chides Truman on Denial Of Socialist Aims  Virginian’s Reply To Campaign Talk Ee-LaA«~d hk. CAD

Traveling ‘Fast, Non-Stop Road To Socialism’.  Demo Senator Offer First Criticism ~~.”

BYRD SEES TRUMAN ON SOCIALISM ROAD   Democrat Raps President  As GOP Issues Defy To Bring Issue To Polls

Truman's Denial of U. S. Socialism Brings Sharp Attack by Senator Byrd

TRUMAN HITS REPUBLICAN CRY OF SOCIALISM   Democratic Senator Byrd An. swers Truman Travels Socialism Road.

BLAST BY A DEMO   Senator Byrd Says Truman  is Traveling “Road to Sacialiem”

President Issues Call _For Action   Denies His Program Is _ Socialistic And  . Asks Full Speed On Its Enactment

MARKET UNSETTLED BY SELLING BURST    High Grade Stocks Weaken, Widest Declines Being Cut In Most Cases

Hurricane Misses New England Coas!  Threatening Storm Veers Out To Sea

New England Coast Lashed By High Wind:  Pie Ce ae  ce ne   But. Hurricane Posses Ou - To Sea East Of Nonfae tucket

Hurricane Veers Off New England; Damage Reported   Mountainous Seas Smash Over Seawalls; Fishing Boats Are Having Trouble

BG HURRICANE GOES OUT TO SE   STORM BRUSHES SOUTHER?  NEW ENGLAND COAST, CAUSING DAMAGE.

Blow Smashes Small Boats, Endangers Shipping Atlantic Hurricane Whirls Out to Sea After Raking New England With 70-Mile Winds -

Hurricane Just  Brushes Coast  Some Small Boats Are Smashed As Storm Maves Out Ta Sea.

Flood Waters Threatening In Louisiana   Red River’ Backwaters  Fan Out Near Marksville To Inundate Over Million Acres: Homes Threatened

Mustangs To Join In Battle   Jets Have Been Hampered By Distance, Weather, And Sneed.

- - ad aa - a nod od Jaen eee SS eS Oe  el ee eee = te: tap: 6 ee 6 eS  Seca, = a ck eee, ae, aR, Eee, cunning  Mustangs to Replace Jet Planes

Powerful CIO Steelworkers Union Set to Demand Higher Waves from Nation’s Industry

Steelworkers Seek Increases In Wage   Exact Figure To Be Set Al - “Meeting OF Policy  ~ Cammittee -—-

Steel Workers Serve Notice  Of Pay Demand   Murray Calls for Early Reopening of Pact’s Wace Provisions

Union Policy Group To Set  Exact Figure Alena Emniavac   Alcoa Employes Offered 10°) Hike

Steel Union  Demands  Higher Pay CIO Group Heard  As Alcoa Offers 10 Percent Boost

Steel Union Makes Pay Hike Demand   , No Definite Figure Set, But U.. A. W.'s Gains Cited; Offer Of 10c From Alcoa

Aluminum Industry Offers 45,000 Employes 10 Percent Boost  Steelworkers Demand Higher Pay

‘WOULDN'T LIKE IT  ‘Could Get 150 ‘Miles To Gallon, Oilman Tells SAE

RETURNS FROM EAST   Dr, George C. Fetter Attended Baptiat Convention at Boaton

Workers Will Jam Lines And Open Pickeling   Ching May Request Truce Or Truman Fact-Finding Board

KEY TO-CELLS WAS BROKEN, PRORERS SAY   —_Accidant..Caused. _Army.. Prisoners Te Be Trapped

GOP Hints ‘Political Motivation   Irate Kansas Citians Urge Action: Five Agencies At Work

Rep. Short, , Lone Republica in Miseourt House  Délegation De, Glares uinagglo Was “Bumped on Because He Was in’ ” the Wavy, a

CRIME-POLITICS HOOKUP PROBE DEMANDED BY COP. CONGRESSMEN   Kansas City Murders Have Repercussions On National Level

Governor Long's Foe Wins Mayoralty Of New Orleans   Morrison's Council: ~ Also. Swept Inte Office

Miners Defy Lewis Back To Work Plea   31,000 Continue Showdown Strike

Angry Rebel Miners Defy John L. Lewis   Organized Picket Bands Turn Back Workers

"REBEL" PIGKETS HALT OPERATIONS IN BIG COAL PITS   Unien Men, Embiltered By Shrunken Pay, Drive For Chawdawn

PICKET BANDS CLOSE MINES IN 5 STATES    New Union Contract   Demanded; Hunger   Sweeps Area

Only Five Plants In District Open For Operations   Gne Out Of 11 Frick Mines Works; Majority Of Locals Decide To Stay Qut Until Contract Is Settled

Miners Continue ‘No Work’ Drive For Showdown  Rebel Diggers Send  Pickets Into Fields to BdJl~ Rdaene The. 99 AM

Rebel Miners Defy Lewis’ Work. ‘Order   31,000 Employes Continue Drive For Showdown

More Men Idled By UMW Pickets   Soft Coal Miners Angered by Three-Day Work Week and No Contract Stiffen Resistance; Enera 27 101 Mare Ont of Work

War in Korea Is Different: Than Other Wars as Any . Wounded GI Can Tell You

Rail Service  Cut Today   Many Trains to Barns At Midnight in Step To Save Coal Stocks

Coal Walkout Forces Cut In Rail Service   U. S. Unemployment Hiked; Dimouts Of Cities Are Talked

Industry Grinds To Near Stop as Coal Dwindles   Ifundreds of Trains Taken Off Runs; Court Hits Demands

to Cui Service Under ICC Order   Hundreds of Trains Will Be Taken Oi

Railways Slash: Service: Tonight On ICC Orders   Fuel Emergencies _ Piling Up; Thousands Of Workers Laid Off

Coal Burning Lines Prepare fo Cut Service   Hundreds of Trains to Be Taken From Runs at Midnight

Hundreds of Train Will End Service   Unemployment Ie Seen as Rising Swiftly Due to Coal Lack

RAILROADS RUSH T0 CUT OFF TRAINS   Hundreds of Coal Burning Locomotives Go Out of Service Tonight to Conserve Fuel,   ® NATION HAS 1 TO 3 WEEK COAL SUPPLY   Thousands of Railway Workers Furloughed; Other industries Face Mounting Unemployment.

Mercury, West, Is Dropped   Court Declares Four Of Lewis Demands MHegal

Thousands of Railway Workers Furloughed; Other Industries Face Mounting Unemployment.

Railroadmen Hardest Hit As Walkouts  Cut Service   Other Allied Work Also Will Suffer As Stockpile Goes

Railroads In Service Cut   Hundreds of Trains to Be Taken Out Tonight os Coal Stockpiles Vanish

NYC Greatly Reduces Its Service Here   Only Two Passenger Trains to Be Run Each Way Each Day

RAILROADS WILL GT HUNDREDS TRANS TONIGH   Sweeping Slosh In Schedules Necessitried By Coal ” [a as

Railroad Rush To Slash Service Tonight  icco ne neg Percent - Redue Pass rors Yesine

Nation's Coal-Burning Railroads Will Take Hundreds of Trains Out of Service Tonight

Railroads Rush To Obey Ruling To Cut Service  ICC Orders Slash Because OF Short  Gosmmmttinn Mi ~_LI

Nation’s Coal-Burning Railroads Rushing To Slash Service Tonight   Hundreds Of Trains Will Be Cut Off And Unem:  ployment Threat Continues To Mount; BAl 1 he To Mine dl me   More Railroad Workers Idled   Western Maryland Furloughs Another 115; Toatal OF 1.500 Let Go.

Cancellation of Train Schedules To Affect Many  Railroads Hurry to Comply With Orders

GOAL BURNING ROADS CUTTING DOWN TRAINS   Coal Saving Program Means Thousands Added to Jobless.

RAILS TO SLASH SERVICE TONIGHT   ICC Orders Cui To Save Coal; Court Cast Doubt On Lewis Demands

Railroads’ Service To  Be Slashed   Hundreds Of Trains Due To Be Taken Off Tonight Because Of Coal Strike

Lewis Offers Million fo Aid Auto Strike   Funds Proffered to Chrysler Workers as Loan in 7-Week Fight

Boy Choking On Carrot Survives Two Ambulance Crashes, Surgery   Wild 150-Mile Ride Results In Injuries To Nurse, Parents, Accompanying Tot ¢

1150. Mile Dash Includes Two Ambulance Crashes.  : Choking on Carrot, Boy Survives Wild Ride

Child Chokes On Raw Carrot, Survives 150-Mile Mad Dash,  2 Ambulance Crashes, Lives

SURVIVES WILD (OU-MILE RIDE   CHILD IN 2 ACCIDENTS ON DASH TO GET CAKROT TAKEN FROM WINDPIPE.

Hitler May Be Dead But His Spirit Still Lives in German Nationalism

Hitler Spirit Is Still Alive, Writer Says   Is Encouraged ' By Russians In New Names

Germans Are Convinced of Hitler's Death But His Spirit Lives in New Nationalism

Riot Breaks  Out in Vienna   Thousands Strike In Plants Under Soviet Control

VIENNESE REDS RIOT AGAINST PRICE BOOSTS   Workers In Russian-Controlled Plants Reportedly Go On Strike

Red Riot Ties Up  Traffic in Vienna  Workers Strike in Protest   Workers Strike in Protest Aaainst Price Hike Plan

Austrian Reds Stage Strikes, Riot In Vienna   _Government Plans For Price Boosts Lead: To Disorder

Demonstrations Held In Vienna  Communists Riot   Communists Riot In Heart Of City

Millions Jam Highways As Death Toll Begins to Rise   137 Persons Killed In First 28 Hours Of Record Traffic

HOLIDAY TOLL BEGINS CLIMB   Carnage On Highways To Be Heavy Over Long Week End.

RECORDS SET FOR HOLIDA\   Accident Toll High As Vacationists  Under Way

Study Plans for Decentralization  Syntington to Submit Proposals in January

New Attacks By Enemy Are Repulsed   Comment From War Front In Korea Is Pessimistic; New Barrer Fynorcted

New Line of Defense Held by U.S. Troops   First Cavalry Division Repulses Frest Assaults on Positions in Yongdonc Sector — Infantry and Aircraf: Thrown Against Foe in Far South.   ATTACK MADE ON HADONG

HAS LIBRARY READY   Woodlawn School Has Spent $250 In Modernizing Facility

Yugoslavia Seen Needing Prompt Aid   President to Ask $80 Million for Drought Hit Nation.

Takes Over All Stocks For Own Use   British Needs Have Increased As Result Of  Korean Situation

BRITAIN STOPS OIL TO CHINA   WILL NEED SUPPLIES TO SUPPORT DEFENSE ACTIVITY IN EAST

Great Britain Stops All Oil Shipments to Red China   British Services in Far East to Take Over All Stock for Own Uses

Britain Stops Oil Shipments To Red China, Will Use Supplies For Far East Operations

Stops Oil Shipments  To China   Britain Announces All Stocks There Will Be Taken Over  Kar OQhwn Tea

Britain Bars Oil to Red:   Halts Shipments to Chinese Communists — To Use Supplies itself.

Young Baby Slain By Enraged Fathe Factory Wor k er: Says  Infant, Daughter Cried’ So Pao  Mue

Father Admits Killing Child  Baby Struck Because ‘She Cried Too Much’

WINS ENGLISH DERBY   French Bred Colt Galcador Was First; Prince Simon Second

Vogeler Gets 15 Years; Two Death Penalty   British Associate Given 13 Years By Budapest Court

2 OTHERS TO GET DEATH  Yank Given 15-Year Term  After Hungarian Hearing

Fifteen- Year Prison Term Given Vogele   American Given Prison Sentence In Hungarian Court

American’s Possessions Also Seized   Two Hungarians Sentenced To Die On ‘Spy’ Charges

Untire Property of American ani British Associute Ordered Confiacated — Two Hungarians Draw Death Penalty in’ Hangarlan People’s  Court) oun Charges of Spying und Sabofage.

GE Sues Macy's In Price Battle  Wlactinahnaiica Sande   Westinghouse Sends Out Warnina Letters

L.I. Motorman  Too Dazed for  Court Session Tnenb Kiefer Rlamed   Jacob Kiefer Blamed For Rail Wreck That Kitled 29. Harz 775

Engineer Blamed For Wreck Stil Suffering Shock  Unable to Tell _ How Accident   bManneaenad

Commander Asserts Foe  Weakening; 3,000 North Koreans Caught In Trap

U.N. Troops Are Informed By ‘General Walker That Plans For ‘Early Offensive Are Mapped

Gen. Walker Tells Troops Push Is Near  Allies Flatten Red Bulge on Northeas - Eeont Noar Pohane

On Offensive Soon, Says General Walker   Can Feel Weakening of Enemy In Korea Now, Says Allied Ground Commander; UN Forces Make Greatest Gains In Month

Temperatures   Three-Day Gains of U. N. Greatest in Month; 3000 of Enemy Trapped

Ground Commander in Korea Predicts Enemy   Will “Fold”; Task Force Traps 3,000 Reds

UN Offensive Against North Koreans Soon   Troops Alerted That All-Out Smash to Drive Back Invaders to Move In Near Future

General Walker Says Enemy Growing Weak  Soldiers Are Told  Nafanca Phace   Soldiers Are Told Defense Phase Has Been Finished

Gen. Walker Tells Troops Time Has Come to Strike; Task Force Slams Gate on Cornered Enemy

Red Bulge At Pohang Flattened by Triple Threat Power Drive   Gen. Walker Tells Troops to Get Set   ‘Soon We Are Going To Give Up Rele of Defense. Army Told

General Foresees Allied Power Drive In Future    Walker Addresses Men After Red Offensive Is Flattened In Northeast Front Sector

ALLIES SPEE PREPARATIONS FOR ATTACK   Fighting Talk Comes As U.N. Forces Make Big Gains   Led By Former West Point Coach Closes Mountain Gap; Traps 3,000

Greatest Gains inFour Weeks Encourage Yanks  Ex-Army Gridiron Ace Leads Attack Closina   Ex-Army Gridiron Ace Leads Attack Closing Trap On 3.000 Reds

Gains in Three Days Exceed Those of A Like Period For Past Month

Allied Offensive Is Expected Soon   General Walker Tells Troops of Weakening of North Koreans and Big Drive Against Reds Soon Will Get Started.   Allies Flatten Red Korean Bulge In Triple-Threat Power Drive

Can Feel Enemy Weakening Says Allied Commander   Walker Says Reds Pull Out In Some Places

General Walker Says Enemy Growing Weak  Soldiers Are Told  Defense Phase  tt... @. LL. OF* YL.

Gen. Walker Tells Troops Kick-Off Near   Surprise Task Force Led by Gen. Davidson Traps Redein North

DEFENSIVE BATTLE NEARS END — U. S. Eighth Army Chief Tells Troops Korean Foe Is Weakening

\eneral Confident Of Success   Walker Says Enemy Weakening; Actual Drawbacks Reported

Allied Troops Hear Big New Drive Against Reds Coming   N. Korean Bulgeon Northeast Front Flattened By 3-Way Push

Attitude Of Defense To Be Abandoned, Lt. Gen. W. H. Walker Informs Soldiers In Korea—‘Can Feel Weakening Of Enemy Now,’ Ground Forces Commander Declares—Red Korean Bulge On Northeast Front Flattened In Power Drive

Secret Task Foree Traps Red Korean:   Gen. Walker Reveale Allies To Kick Off Tu Major Offensive

Gen. Walker Tells Troops — Foe Weakens   Describes Delaying Action As Necessary “Suffering”

ALLIED FORCES TO KICK OFF ON OFFENSIVE SOON, WALKER TELLS FRONT LINE SOLDIERS

RED KOREAN  TAEGU BULGE IS FLATTENED   Communists Are Rolled Back On  Several Sectors

Biggest Gains In 3 Weeks Made By U.S.   Threat On Pohang Air Field Lifted As It  Ix Termed ‘Secure’

Walker Claims Big Offensive To Come Soor  Fighting Talk is   Fighting Talk is Given Troops; Red Rulae le Flattened

Walker Says Reds Weaken   Allies Flatten Bulge On Northeast Front With Triple-Power Drive

General Tells Troops Enemy Will Fold Un   Task Force Led By Omaha Gen. Wipes Out Pohang Threat

Walker Claims Big Offensive To Come Soor  Fighting Talk Is -. Given Troops; Red

Task Force Traps 3,000  Communists   Former Football Coach At West Point Leads Successful Attack On BPunoamv

On Offensive Soon Troops Are Told; Gains Reported.  On All Fronts

Gen. Walker Tells Men Tide Turns   Sth Army Leader Reports Communist ‘Weak. Pulling Out’

—Allied Gains Biggest In Nearly A M  U. N. Gets Set  For Offensive  Gen. Walker Tells His Soldiers “Enemy   SWEEP LED BY NEBRASKAN

Soldiers Hear Plans For Forward March In Korea; Reds Believed Weakening

To Give Up Attitude of Defense, Allied Ground Commander Tells Frontline Troops.   ‘MOST OF FRONT IS QUIET TODAY

F oe Weakening, General Walker Tells His Army   Power for Attack Built Up Through Weeks of Delaying Action

Reds Weakening General Says as Offense Checked   Yank Trap Sprung On 3,000 Commies In Football Style

UN Forces Promised Shift to Offense   _ * ©  ‘End Sweep! Bottles North Koreans

General Says Foe Weakening And Will Fold   United Nations Forces Make Greatest Gains In Nearly.a Month

GEN. WALKER: OFFENSIVE TO START SOON   Commander in Korea Says North Koreans Are Beginning to Weaken After Standstill Battle.   ; PREDICTS ENEMY WILL FOLD UP   Says Long Delaying Ac * tion Let Allies Build for  Drive; Flatten Northeast Line Bulge.

Walker Says Big Drive To Be Launched Soon   Allied Commander Says Enemy Weakening, That Attitude Of Defense Soon To Be Dropped

Defensive War In Korea To Be Over   3,000 Enemy Troops Were T Yesterday By ootball Hero's Men

Commander Says Enemy Will Fold Up   U.N. Forces Gain On All Fronts In Spnectacular Raids

Red Korean Bulge Nearly Erased On Northern Front   United Nations Forces Score Largest Gains In Past Month With Last Three-Day Assaults

Walker Pledges All-Out Drive as  Invaders Weaker  Commander Says —_— 2: 2 le... hLULLUlLlL   Commander Says Delaying Tactics Finally Ended

Walker Tells UN Treops That Red Army Will Fold   Allies Make Gains At Many Points in line; Shut Trap  On 3.000 Invaders

Gen. Walker Says Defense to be Abandoned And Attack Started; Predicts Weakening Enemy Will Fold Once ‘Crust’ is Broken

PEEL WEAN  Gains During Three-Day Drive on Communists Greatest For a Month

NOVEL WINS AWARD   Wellington Woman First in K. U. Creative Writing Contest

Miner Awaits Rescue   Diggers Redouble Their Efforts After Talking With Man Trapped by Rock Slide at Selleck

BUT FREEDOM IS HOURS AWAY  Trapped Miner Survives, Rescuers Hear His Voice

Taylor's Defeat Seems Apparent  Idaho Senator Seems Loser By About 1000

C. C. DRIVE REACHES GOAI   Goes Over Top as Workers Make Final Reports.

CHEST DRIVE GOES OVER TOP GOAL OF $5875   Workers . Commended - fer Weeks of Effort in Successful Campaion

Acheson's Reply Gets Condemned By Indian Pres:   U. S. Korean Stand Disliked By Papers After Nehru Letter

“A Threat To Peace” India Press Criticizes U. S.  For Stand On Nehru’s Motion

Record Sales Seen For Sportswear Shops Resort Owners Cheerful Over Expected Boost In Vacations

Question of Home Rule for State’s Third Class Cities Seen as Issue

Moir Family Picnic cartes Reunites *FO0' ‘Members F amily Picnic at Ovens

‘Moir F amily Picnic __ Reunites ‘TOO’ Memibers Family Picnic at Oyens

Former Hot-Rod Driver Adopts Jeep, Is Philosophical But Scares Lambert.

Training Units Set for Doctor:  Painter Says Centers Planned by U. T.

Ex-Demo Paid ‘Shadow’ Trip   John Hanes Footec Bill To Have John. ston Trail Truman

Democrat Paid Harry’s Shadow  Farmer Official Took Care of Trip’s Costs

of Guard Dead  Manded Famauc Stat   Headed Famous State Brigade in First War

Senate Given Bill To Cover. Dependents  Tydings Urges Quicl Passage Of Armed  Services Measure

Army Denies War Casualties Being Hidden To Public   Report Explains Variance In Information Given To Congress and Public

Formosa Policy Change Hinted On Part Of U.S.   State Department Adviser Dulles Confers On Issue

Psychiatrist Says Hiss’ Accuser is A Chronig-Lier:... ~ Interprets: Chambers  Lite as Psychopathic Under Examination

Housing Plan Fight Pushed By Spa rkman   Senator, Backers To Stand _ Pat; New Support Seen For Measure

HOUSING BILL FACING BATTLE   Backers To ‘Stand Pat In Face of Senate Opposition

Middle-Income Housing Is Drawing Fire   Senate Stages Attack Against Bill Which Is Coming Up in House

Supporters of Middle Income Housing “Stand Pat” as Senate Fights Bill.

bills Banning Race Results Crificized By News Agencies   Seen As Danger To Freedom Of The Press

SEEK A SHOWDOWN)   MacArthur May Outlaw the Communist Party in Japan

Jap Commies Push Tacties  Against U, S.   Reported, And Denied, Plot To Kill MacArthur Adds To Tension

Actions “Vicious”; Stabbed Girl Friend; Bit Off Officer's Finger   ESCAPED IN 1948

‘MAD DOG CRIMINAL   An “Old Hand At Violen Crimes” Is Wanted By The FBI

MITCHELL PREYS ON SOCIETY MANY TIMES   FBI Says Fugitive Bank Robker’s Time May Be Running Out, However

PINSON WANTED FOR MURDERING OFFICER   Man Wanted By FBI Wa: Discovered Completing Burglary   AT HOOD RIVER, ORE

Army Hinfs New Draft Call in Fall   _ Reserves Urged To Return to Active Service’

Second Draft Call October 1 Now Indicated   Action Dependent On Developments In Korean Situation

REDS LIFT BARRIEF   Truck Traffic Rolls to Berlin Following Removal of  “Baby Blockade”

SHELTON FUNERAL ATTENDED BY 1,000   SPECIAL POLICE KFEFP WATCH IN CHAPEL AND ALONG ROUTE TO CEMETERY.

Tax Bill Runs Into Troubles In Conference   Disagreements Delay Enc  Of Congress’ Session Raeennd Sarneslex

TAX BILL DELAYED BY DISAGREEMENT   BUT DOUGHTON PREDICTS PASSAGE LY TIME TO BOOST  LEVIES OCTOBER 1.

Congress Can’t Quit Tonight Because Of War Tax Dispute  Conferees Fall Out Over Provisions Slpposed To Tighten Up Levy Lawa

TAX BILL PUTS OFF CONGRESS OUITTING PLANS   New Squabble Fouled Up Legislators’ Scheme For Getting Home

Tax Bill To  Gi be Fo  Halt carly Adjournment  Conferees Working On Huge Defense  Maney Mercure

Frank Erickson Trial Ordered In Bookmaking  New York Prosecutor Takes Personal Charge   New York Prosecutor Takes Personal Charge Of Gambling Case

Tragedy Site Highly Taboo   Russians Conducting Vital Tests in Area

GOP Hopes To Recapture Congress With Charge That Truman Failed To Stop Communism Abroad

GOP Compagins With Charges Against Truman.   Score Socialism; Foreign Policy

GOP Pledged te Fight Socialism In Washington   Administration Failure to Stop Communism Hit

Reds Unhalted--Home Program Socialistic GOP Lave Double Barrel Barraaqe At Truman Policiac

G.O.P. Asks U.S. to Oust Red-Coddlers   9-Point Platform Drafted by Party; ‘Socialisnv’ Flaved

GOP Members Select Platform For 1950 Electior   Party Pledges to Halt Present Trend Toward Socialism

COTTON CURBS MAY BE EASED   Lessened Restrictions Promised If Supply Situation Permits *

COTTON EXPORT LIMIT TO EASE   Protests From Southerners Brings Promise For Secretary Of Agriculture,

Cotton Group Is Promised Export Easing   Brannan Still Firm on Or der Limiting Exports for Eight-Menth Period

Mid-SouthCotton Growers Want Labor Guarantee   Farmers Ask Assurance Crop Can Be Tended And Picked in 1951

Fists, Feet Fly At Election Center   After Incumbent Loses Race For Latimer County Clerk: Three Charges Filed

Property Damage Estimated At $20,000,000 Missing Men Believed Blown To Bits

TAEGU AND PUSAl TARGETS OF NEW RED OFFENSIVES  Pour 6,000 Men Into  Reidaahaad Ovar

Korean Communists Fight To  Regain Last 4 Days Losses; Yanks Kill More Than 15. 000

Claim Farm Aids Paid To Hear Speech  Clear Violation   Of Law, Says GOP

Aiken Claims Brannan Hired An Audience  Says  Federal Funds  ee. a ae   Says Federal Funds Were Misused To Push Farm Plan

Price Supports Foes Increase  Two More Senators Oppose Compromise

More Senators Join Opposition To Crop Progran   Compromise Would Boost Acreage For Cotton, Wheat

Senators Oppose Compromise on Price Supports   Williams and O’Mahone; Claim Farm Measure Would Boost Surpluses

HOUSE TO QUIZ SEC. ACHESON   Selaure of U.S. Property rT Subscquent Reeall of All UL. S. Diplomatic Porsonnel in China Expected to Set Off Senate Debate on Far Eustern Policy.

HOUSE TO QUIZ SEC. ACHESON ..   Seizure of U Se ‘Property isund Subsequent Reval 6t tAlh ULES. Diplomatic Personnel: ine.China  Expected to Set’ Of: Senate- De‘pate on: Far Eastern’ Policy :

Suggest Moscow Behind Seizure  OF US. Consulate   ;  ‘Congress Foreign Affairs Experts Think Action Dictated From Moscow

Farm Weather Picture Is Darkened By Prediction Of Additional Rains

RUSSIA CLAIMS CREDIT FOR UN ‘SUCCESS’  Bells Of Freedom Ring Out Across Western Worle As United Nations Celebrates Fifth Anniversary

Berliners Moved To Tears, Applaud The Freedom Bell   General Clay Heard In Pledge to Resist Aggression, Tyranny

United Nations Day Observed On Both Sides of Iron Curtain   Berliners Weep as Freedom Bell Rings Out Messanae of Hone for War-Torn World

American, Russian Clash at Parley  Rogge Calls Soviet Attitude Suspect

Urey Says U.S. Must Build Hydrogen Bomb   Claims Construction Necessary or Suffer Loss Of Arms Race

Says Owner of H-Bomb Can Control World   Scientist Fears U.S. May Have Waited Too Long

Scientist Says ToDecide Against Weapon Fatal  Truman Has Not Decided On Bomb’s Manufacture

‘Six from Here Attend ‘Soil Conservationist’s  Meeting in Cherokee

4 ae  ‘Six from: Here Attend ‘Soil Conservationist’s Meeting in Cherokee

Guerrilla Resistance Increases   N. Koreans Fight With Backs To  Manchuria Border

NORTH KOREANS SHOW STRENGTH NEAR FRONTIER   Guerrilla Forces Press Struggle Behind Lines

UN Forces Are Meeting Increasing Resistance i(AllAlongNorthernFront

Stephenson Will Battle Fytradition   Captured Parole Violator Vows He Will Carry Fight To U.S. Supreme Court

Extradition Is Being Fought   Stephenson Seeks To Prevent His Return To Indiana

STRIKE STALLS WORK ON ATOMIC PROJECT   Some Werkers Cross Picket Lines But Vast Maijerity Are Sill Oot

Arms Equality With Russians ‘Means Peace’  Ser Acheenn Save   Sec. Acheson Says Situation in World Remains Dangerous

Acheson Sees Equal Power Key to Peace   West Can Hold Off  ‘Hordes;’ Again Says Russia Annexes Part Of Chinese Territory

Pool Outline Slated Today   Agreeing Nations to Hear Of Coal. Steel Mercer

WOMAN CHASES ALLEGED ROBBER   BLONDE HELPS RUN BOWN MAN IN ST. LOUIS SHE SAYS ROBBED BANK.

Employes of Niles Firm Win 614 Hour Pay Boost 'Under New Agreement

LIBRARY GUILD WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY   First Session In Recent Month: Scheduled—Matters Of Much Interest To Be Discussed

SENATE KILLS HOTLY-FOUGHT LOAN PROGRAM      President Truman Suffers Rebuff On Housing

Senate Passes Neasur to Aid Private Housing   Billion-Dollar Loan For ‘Middle Income’ Cooperatives Killed

Jews, Arabs To Get Arms   Big 3 Moves to Promote Near East Peace

ING Rea stars on free. Izvestia Sympathizes With U. S. Children On Christmas Baubles

—MERCY DEATH— Says Doctor Was Kind To Dying Wife  Borroto Describes Physician’s Visits —

Husband Denies Asking Doctor To Kill His Wife  Nurse Says Woman Was Dead Before Air Administered

HUSBAND DENIES HE ASKED ENDING OF WIFE'S LIFE   Nurse Testifies at Trial That Woman Died Before Dr. Sander Entered Room

VICTIM'S MATE PRAISES DOCTOR   Husband Of Woman In Merey Death Testifies Thal De. Sander Treated Her Like Mother.

VICTIM'S HUSBAND SUPPORTS DOCTOR   ‘Treated Mrs. Borroto Like Mother He Says.

Husband Of Victim Heard In Mercy Trial   Praises Doctor For Kindnesses To Cancer Patient

Treated Canicer Victim Like Mother, Claim   Husband in Mercy Slay. ing Trial Tells of Gifts By Dr. Sander

Doctor Praised For Kindness by Patient's Husband   Mercy Trial Jury Hears Dr. Sander Lauded for Care

His Wife Treated Like a Mother, Borroto Testifies   Husband of Cancer Victim Takes Stand i Trial for Dr. Sonder

Mercy Death * Witness Says Doctor ‘Fine’   Everything Possible Was Done, Says Mat

Says Physician Brought Gifts To Patient   Borroto Claims Spouse Retained Will To Live

Mate Defends Doctor in Mercy Trial   Treated Victim Like ‘Own Mother,’ Jury Told From Stand   Picture on Page 10

Treated Wife Like A Mother, Borrofo Says   Widower Praises Doctor On Trial For Mercy Killing

TESTIFIES nh WIFE TREATED LIKE AMOTHEE   Husband of Gancer Victim on Stand to Tell of Her {act Iilnoss.

And Nurse Admits Signing Statement Woman Was Dead When Iniection Mad

Husband Denies — Seeking Mercy  Death For Wife   Nurse- Admits She -Signed Statement Woman Died Before Air Injection

Treated His Wife Like Own Mother   Borroto Tells Of vifts Dr. Sander Brought To Ailing Caneer Patient

Sander Jurors Hear Husband   Refutes Testinony Of Plea For Death

Mrs. Borroto’s Husband Declares Doctor Treated Her “Like A Mother’

TOOK GIFTS TO PATIENT   Doctor Accused of Slaying Cancer Victim Gave _ Tender Care, Her Husband Testifies.   MADE VOLUNTARY CALLS, ALL HOURS   Couldn’t Feel More Kindly Toward Physician if He Were Brother, Mr. Borroto Says.

Husband Lauds Doctor’s Work   Borroto Testifies To Kindnesses Shown  By Sander

Husband of Victim Avows Friendship for Physician  Dr. Sander Treated Wife Like She Was Mic Mother. Rerreta Declares on Stand

‘Accused Doctor Treated Victim ‘Like His Mother,’ Reginald Borroto Asserts

Borrotto Says Wife Treated Like A Mother By Sander   Testifies Physician Charged With Murder Gave Excelient Care To Dying Woman

Borroto Says He Never Asked Life Of Wife Taken; Nurse Says ‘Dead’

Treated Her Like A Mother   Dead Woman's  Husband Praises Nr Sandere

Dr. Sander Treated Dying Patient ‘Like a Mother’, Husband Testifies   Borroto Tells Jury His Wife Had a“Wiil to Live’, But Declares He Feels Kindly Toward Physician: Denies Plea for Mercy Killing

Husband of Mrs. Borroto  Takes Stand  “Doctor Treated . Wife Like Mother.’

BORROTO DENIES HE ASKED SANDER TO KILL HIS WIFE   Husband of Cancer-Stricken Woman Testifies at “Mercy Death” Trial of Physician,   NURSE SAW ONLY ONE AIR INJECTION   Tells Jury She Signed State ment That Patient Was Dead Before It Was Given.

Couldn't Have ‘Done More’ For Mrs. Borroto   Tells Jury Doctor Tre ted Dying Woman ‘Like A Mother’

Mate Says Sander Treated Patient Like a Mother’   ‘Feels Kindly Toward Doctor’’, Husband Testifies

Widower Denies Asking Dr. Sander To Give His Wife a ‘Mercy Death’

Borroto Cites Care Of Wife by Sander   Husband of ‘Mercy Death’ Patient Denies Asking She Be Put Away— Nurse’s Testimony Is Confused

Treated Wile Like a Mother, Husband Says of Doctor ~   Reginald Borroto Feels Kindly Toward Physician In “Mercy Death” Case.

HUSBAND OF MRS. BORROTO (AUDS SANDER   Mercy Trial Jury Told of His Close Ties With  Victim

NURSE ALSO TESTIFIES _ Husband Denies Asking Doctor - To End Life of Suffering Wife

Husband Says Doctor Treated Wife as Mother   Witnness States Will to Live Strona in Victim

Doctor Sander Showed Interest In Mrs. Borroto  Husband Testifies ‘That Physician Was

Weed Men Study Export Problem   Tobaccovleaders Meet In Washingtor To Discuss Future

Inquiry Into Rail Safety Steps Asked  Death Toll Aboard Troop-Coarrying Tewin Put a? 2°

Launch Probe of Train Wreck.  33 Or lee OMe   _33 Persons Dead in Collision in Ohio Town

Three Separate Agencies Are! reste the Tragic Troop Train Wreck Taking 33 Lives

INVESTIGATIONS OF TROOP TRAIN WRECK STARTEI   Ask Why Streamliner Passec Flares; 33 Dead, 50 Iniured.

WRECK PROBES ARE UNDER WAY   ‘Army Still Seeking To Identify Eleven of 33 Victims

TRAIN CRASH Cause Of Wreck Not  Determined  ‘Three Separate - Probes Launched

‘Start Three ‘Probes After 33 Are Killed  Pennsy Flyer Passed Red Flares, Crashed  Tntan "Penna Tw te

Tram Wreck Death Total Stands At 33;  Ps ~< Many Injured Agencies Open Probe Into Ohio Tragedy; Troops Are Victims

Launch Inquiry  In Train Wreck  ' Streomiiner Passed Up Warning Flares

11 Of The 33 Killed Still Unidentified   Investigators Want To Know Why Train Passed Flares; Inauire Demanded

Three Separate Agencies Start Investigations Into Troop Train Tragedy Which Took 33 Live

Open Inquiries ‘in Death of 33 in Troop Train   Railroad, Amy. Guard Seek Reasons for Ohio Collision

Investigators Seek Cause Of Train Wreck   Start Work After Troop Train Mishap; Senator Asks Inquiry into Rail Safety Practices.

Troop Train Death Toll Is Set At 33; Tragedy Stuns Wyoming Valley

3 Agencies Investigate Train Crash   Seek Answers as to Why “Spirit’’ Passed Flares

Train Crash Investigated   Three Groups Study «Cause Of Accident

Safety Angle Questioned .. . . Wreck Probe Made _ By Three Agencies

PROBE RR CRASH THAT KILLED 33   SENATOR DEMANDS NATIONWIDE STUDY OF RAILROAD SAFETY

— RAIL SAFETY INQUIRY URGED —  33-Death Train Crash Brings Triple Probe

3 Inquiries: Launched In Train Wreck  ee  errs maa.   Dead Mount To 33; U:S. Senator Seeks Probe Of Rail Safet;

Three Agencies Checking Wreck Killing 33 Men   U. S. Senater Demand: Nationwide Survey of Safety Hules of Railways

Death Toll Of Train Wreck At 33 Mark Today   Three Agencies Launch Investigation Into Tragic Mishap.

Three Groups Launch Probes In Rail Crash   Senator Demands Inquiry Into Railroad Safety

Inmate, 20, Confesses  His Guilt   Says His Victim Made Threats To “Get Him First.”’

Allied Armored Spearheads Hit Near Pyongyang   Resistance Fierce in Spots, But Crumbling in Most Places

RED REMNANTS ARE REPORTED MELTING FAST   Speculation Grows On Knockout Blow As MacArthur Back

Last Big Baffle. In Korean War Appears At Hand  _ Military Circles In Tokyo Predict End Of

Allied Forces Race For Pyongyang; Last Major Battle Of The War Nears

Final Major Battle Seen In Conflict   South Koreans, Led By Tanks, Reported Only 40 Miles Away

Yanks Battle  Stubborn Red Resistance.Push  Into Sohung   South Koreans With U, §, Tanks 40 Air Miles From Capital

Allies Seen Facing Last Major Battle   Two Spearheads Smash Toward Approaches . To Pyongyang, Korean Red Capital; Armored — Columns Lead United Nations Fighting Units

2 Columns Converging On Capital   American and South Korean Troops Race To Reach City First

Confusion and Disorganization Spreading in Red Korean Ranks; Last Majer Battle Near.  RET REMNANTS   RED REMNANTS CRUMBLING RAPIDLY

Tokyo Officials. Hint Last Major Battle for Area Is Due Soon   Ist Cavalry, South Koreans Advance   Armor-Led Groups Now Only 40 Airline Miles From Commie Capital

Final Battle Of War May Be Near   Long Mopping-Up Period Expected; Reds On The Run

Tanks Pushing Across Flats In Wild Dash   North Koreans Lose Faith In Leaders, Desert, Resistance Melts

Two Allied Units Race For Capital   American Cavaley And South Koreans Drive On Pyongyan

BELIEF GROWS WAR IN KOREA WILL END WITHIN FEW WEEKS   Red Resistance Crumbling Swiftly As 4-Pronged Allied Drive Tightens On Pyongyang; South Koreans “On Run” Toward Red Capital.

Allies Race Toward Red Capital   Expect Wer Te End In A Few Weeks

2 Allied Units Driving Toward Red Capital City  Ais metammmn hhmndin ee   Americans Meeting Stubborn Resistance

Last Major Battle of War  Believed Near   Organized Fighting Expected to End in A Few Weeks—Enemy Resistance Is Spotty

Last Major Battle Of War May Be Near   Tokyo Circles Think Conflict Will End Within Few Weeks

Reds Faltering, Defenses Broken In Swift Attacks  American and Rok   American and Rok Divisions Advance Nearer Pyongyang

Allied Spearheads Smashing Toward Red Korean Capita  Last Major Battle Of War May be  NDrawina Near

Last Big Battle Of War May Be Close at Hand’   Field Reports Indicate Communist Remnonts Are Crumbling Rapidly

US., Korean Units Near Anoroaches   American Forees Advance 16 Miles Through Stiff Resistance; Last Fight: Of War Close at Hand

Last Major Battle Of War May Be At Hand   Mountain Range Protects Pyongyang From Advancing UN; Reds Fiaht Bitterly

Spearheads Race tor  Red Capital   Last Major Battle May Be Close in Korea as Units Speed Across Flatlands   SPORADIC DEFENSE   Crumbling Mountain Line Is Slight Obstacle to US, South Korean Armies

Fail of Red Capital Due To End Fight   “Mopping Up Will Be Prolonged But Major Resistance To Stoo Shortly

Two Allied Drives Near Korean Capital   U N Spearheads Race Toward  Pyongyang

Two Divisions Keep Reds  Moving East   Last Major Battle Of War May Be Close At Hand As Reds Weaken

War Will End In Few Weeks, Tokvo Hears  Red Korean Capital To Fall Soon, Belief

Other Columns Driving Ahead   U. S. First Cavalry, S. Korean First Division Smesh Toward Flatlands

Twin Spearheads Are Converging Upon Pyongyang   Last Major Battle Of War May Be Fought Soon

Koreans, GI's Race Towards Red's Capital   Military Officials ~Believe War May End In Few Weeks

“Never Thought Much about If  Shotgun Widow Admits Intimacies With Man Accused of Murder Plot

Irial Unfolds Love Affair   Widow Admits Tryst With Husband’s Slayer

Randi Mast Bares: Affair With Killer   Jury Tald About - Love Triangle

Lover and Lookout Trial On  War Bride Admits Affair Ending in Swain’s Death

OFFICIALS MOVE 70 REVIVE PLAN   Diplomats Seek Development Of Pacific Defence Treaty With Anti-Reds

Talk of Pacific Pact Revived   Device May Be Used in Lien Of Jap Peace Treaty

Reports of Pacific Defense Pact Revive In Jap Settlement   Policy May Be Evolved During Tokyo Conferences On End of U. S. Occupation

New Treaty For Pacific Area Might Be Written   Non-Red Allies May Use Device In Move To Get Japan Peace

Defense Treaty Talk Revived in Jap Settlement  Plan Proposed lf Regular Pact Not Workable

Revive Talk Of Alliance For Pacific Guard   Johnson, Bradley And Dulles Leaving For Tour Of Pacific

Pacific Pact Talk Revived   Occupation of Japan Should Cease Soon

Police Query Man in Earlier Texas Slaying   Woman Proofreader Found Battered in Missouri Creek

ACCUSED OF KILLING WOMAN Man Quizzed In Texas Death In Wake Of Murder Charge

FOR K. U. BUILDING   Bids Opened in Topeka Totalled - $140,000 More Than is Available

Under Decision  Cur ators. Namo   Curators Name Committee to. Act “On Admission

Negroes Will Be Admitted To University   Curators Agree to Take Students Not Served by Lincoln U.

PERSONAL INCOME CLOSE 10 RECORD   MONEY ROLLED IN AT AN.NUAL RATE OF $715,000, 00.000 IN JUNE,

SOVIET SUBS BOMBED BY U.S. AIRMEN  Craft, Believed to Be }D .. oe oe . ss Lise T.   Craft, Believed to Be Russian, Hit I North Korea’s Big  vest Port.

Reds Claimed To Be Using South Korean Symbols On Their Planes  Russian Subs Believed Hit By U.S. Bombs

Four Russian Subs Bombed by B-29’s in North Korean Port  Air Force Refrains From Saying Craft

Supertorts Bomb Four Soviet Subs   Communist Troops Massing for Another Drive; Moscow Denounces American Naval Blockade of Korea

Hard-Hitting Task Foree In Pacific Ready   Carriers, Cruisers, Destroyers And Othe: Combat Ships Leave

New Naval Task Force Created In Pacific  Believe Units Of Seventh Fleet On

New Navy Tash Force Okehed For Pacific   Second Hard-Hitting Task Force Is Ready For Enforcement of American Policy

NeW UNIT MAY OPERATE WITH FLEET SEVEN   General MacArthur Takes Command of Twenty Unit Force.

US. NAVY MASSES TASK FORGE FOR DUTY N FAR EAST   Hard-Hitting Fleet Will Back Policy Againsi Red  SK eepeeee ty)

Republicans To Oppose New Controls Now   Reaction In Congress Good For Truman’s Message On War

ACT SPEEDILY UPON REQUESTS OF PRESIDENT   Some Opposition Voiced To Proposed Economic Controls

Con oress Reaction  Ts Divided   Opposition By Republicans Is OGuickly Shown

---- Washington ---7 3-744 rren Republicans Balking Over Economic Controls Asked By Truman

G. O. P. Balks At Economic Controls Asked By Truman   Effort To ‘Nationalize Economy’ Suspected By Republicans

G.0.P. Balks At Eeonomie Control Plans   Congress In General However Supports Truman Prooram

Group fo Try to Lower  Deht Ceiling   House Republican: Blast Truman Fiscal Policies

Solons to Seek To Lower Ceiling On Public Debt   Republican Group Denounces Policies Of President Trumar

Republicans Chart Cost-Cutting Fight  ’ Want Lower Debt Limit as One Step

U.S. Headquarters Reports Situation In Korea Improved   Planes Stall Off New Threat

Rescue Units Sent to Speed Flood Evacuees  Highs Water Threats  jen Alana  mausrar   High Water Threats Rise Along Lower Mississippi Beaches

New 50 Pavement to Be Ready December 8   Traffic to Be Permitted Next Friday if Weather  ee Coe eee

New 50 Pavement to Be Ready December 8   Traffic to Be Permitted Next Friday if Weather Allows Finishing Tauche<.

TENNESSEE I5 VOTING TODAY   Opposition Is Faced By Governor And All 10 Opponents

Tennessee Voting Assumes Spotlight  Truman, Landon Proteges Lose

Poll On14 issues Shows Public Mind   Van Zandt Reports Results Of Expressions Ob tained In His Three County District.

Trumaa’s Party Peace Efforts Show No Gain   Doesn't Favor Driving Anyone From Demos President Declares

Truman’s Peace Bid Is Spurned   Southern Democrats Show Little Interest

South Is Cool To Truman Bid   ‘Peace Feeler’ Makes Little Headway In Congress

Dutf Dismisses Malone For His Support Of Cooke  Athletic Official Also   Athletic Official Also Ousted In Rough And Jumble Political War

Red River Philosopher Works Up His List of People to Save in That Cave in Case of An Atomic Wat

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WORKS UP HIS LIST OF PEOPLE TO SAVE IN THAT CAVE IN CASE OF ATOMIC WAR

Yegua Philosopher:  J. A. Works U p His List of People to Save In That Cave In Case of an Atomic War

COLDEST OF THE YEAR   Weatherman Forecasts Warmer for Kansas Tomorrow

Wake Island’s Defense Held Back Because Military Put Garbage Trucks Over Radar

‘Gen. Devereux Says Wake Island Defense ‘Hurt by Lack of Alfention to Essentials

‘Garbage Trucks More Important’  Devereux Tells Story Of Wake Island Defense

G-Men Report Ne ‘Red’ Taint  On Lattimore   McCarthy Hears Far East Expert Term Him Liar Durine Senate Oniz

Probers Reveal Findings After Accused Heard   Sen. McCarthy Claims Chairman Hasn't Seen Records or Is Lying

Tydinags Claims Files Refute Spy Charges  Owen Lattimore Told McCarthy’s Charges

Senate Group Concurs After Scanning Files  McCarthy Clings  To. Original Stand

Tyding’s Says Records of I'BI Clear Lattimore   Makes Statement Afte1 Seeing “Summary” of Files; McCarthy Says in Reply That He “Knows” What Is in Files.

Lattimore Cleared Of Spy Charges, Tydings Declares   Exonerated by FBI Records, Asserts  Democrat, but Sen. McCarthy Retorts Colleague ‘Hasn't Seen the Files or Is Lying-’ Accused Man’s Denial Heard

M CARTHY NOT CONVINCED RED CRY DISPROVED   4 Probers Agreed Ne Link to Reds Shown In Data From. FBI

Senate Probe Committee Chairman Says Charges Not Backed Up By Record   McCarthy Declares Tydings Lies Or Has Not Been Shown Complete Rurean OF Invactcatan File.

Senators Pin ‘Loyal’ Tag  On Lattimore   Tydings Says Files Show McCarthy Charge Unfounded

Lattimore Cleared by FBI Records   Four Committee Member: Agree After Study of  Files; Hickenlooper te Spanien Re Wel

Senator Says Four Com. mittee Members Agree . Lattimore Not Red:

Four Committee Members Agree On FBI Record  Sen. McCarthy Won't Budge on Red Spv Charae

Suspect Says McCarthy Ought fo Quit   Calls His Accuser in Investigation Contemptible Liar

LATTIMORE RECORD CLEAR SAYS TYDINGS   Makes Summary After Inspection  Of FBI Records

Owen Lattimore Cleared by FBI, Tydings Says   Cigims No Truth in "Top Spy’ Charges; McCarthy Hits Back

CONVINCED RED CRY DISPROVED   4 Probers Agreed No Link to Reds Shown In Data From FBI

Chairman Of Senate Investigating Group Pu Approval On Man McCarthy Charges Is Top  Soviet Agent Operating Inside America

TYDINGS REPORTS FBI FILES CLEAR OWEN LATTIMOR   Records, He Says, Do Not Bear Out MeCarthy’s Charges That Professor  Is Red Spy.   WISCONSIN SENATOR REPLIES TO STATEMENT   Declares Chairman of Investigators Is Either Lying or Has Not Seen Files.

Para-Rescue Troops to Help Take 10 from Crashed C-47 down Mountain

Fliers Rescued In Frigid Yukon  Ten Stranded Three Nights On Mountain

Abolish Coroner Office, Proposal  Suggest Substitution Of Medical Examine

RIVER GROUP HOLDS MEETING IN AMARILLO  coo Ua a ee Canadian Dam Committee Reaffirms Confidence In Texas Solons Seeking Approval Of Project

- Canadian Dam Committee Reaffirms Confidence In Texas Solons Seeking Approval Of Project

Sen. Bubolz Has Support For Governor   Benjamin Of St. Croix Long Shot; Petitions Being Circulated For Ralph Immell

Higley, Kohler Are Favorites for Nomination   Bubolz Close Behind in Hot Race for Endorsement

Await Big Republican  Convention   Walter Kohler, Jr. And Harvey Higley Favorites — Immell Draft Discussed

SUPREME COURT MAY RULE TODAY ON SEGREGATION   States’ Rights Involved In Two Cases Ready  7  For Decision   ADJOURNMENT HELD ALMOST CERTAINTY

Court Faces Race Segregation Topic  States Rights Test av Re Dericioned

States Await Segregation Court Ruling   Momentous Decision May Be Forthcoming Today As Term Ends

Supreme Court May End Session Today Momentous Decisions: Of  Race Question May E Be : _ iven. :

A  SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE ON TEXAS CASES  Seqregation ‘Ruling Due

Negro Segregation Decision To Close Supreme Court Term   Texas and Oklahoma University Cases Expected to be Ruled On at Monday Session

migGm =6fTlpUNdaL &Xpected to Rule on Rights of States to Segregate Negro and White Pupils in Public Schools..

Momentous Verdicts May Come Today  Supreme Court  To End Sessions

Supreme Court To Give Ruling On Segregation   Decision fs Expected On Southern Schools

Supreme Court May Decide Today On States’ Right To Segregate Negroes

Beef, Pork, Poultry And Coffee Now Are Costing More  Government Still Buying Eggs Even Though  It Has $100,000,000 Worth Already On Hand

Food Prices Edge Upward s lightly; Beef, Pork, Poultry Items In Lead

UREEN LASHES BACK AT LEWIS   TWO LABOR LEADERS CLASH OVER PROPOSED NO. STRIKE PLEDGE.

John L. Retuses              ‘No Strike’ Plan      Not Affiliated

‘Fundamental Concepf'- DANIEL OPENS TIDELANDS FIGHT IN SUPREME COURT.

PHONE OPERATORS CHARGE LOCK-OUT   Mounted Police Disperse Pickets In Pittsburgh

Charge A Bell ; ‘Lock Out   Accusation Outzrowth Of Hit-and-Run Picket Tactics; No Bréak Yet In Wage Negotiations

‘Locked Out, Workers Say   Long Distance Crews Are Sent Home, Claim

Operators Refuse To Sign Piedge To Cross Hit-Run Picket Lines. .

LONG DISTANCE OPERATORS LAY LOCKOUT CLAIM   A. T. & T. Denies Charge But Thousands Tread Way Back to Homes

N.Y. oTRIKERS aAY COMPANY HAO WORKER   Bell Company at Dubuque Seeks Injunction to Halt Picketing.

Company Says Charges Are “Absurd” «   Hearing In Mayor's Court Scheduled In “Peace Disturbance’

Warns Strikers Vital Services Being Disrupted   WERB Asks Invocation Of Wisconsin Utility Anti-Strike Law; On National Front Long Lines Operators Being ‘Locked Out’, Is Claim Of Striking W.E. Union

Long Distance Operators Charge “Lock Out” Tactics   “Hit-Run” Strategy Of Union Continues; Picket Lines Shift

Striking Telephone Workers Charge Operators “Locked Out’’ From Jobs

Off-On Picketing  Continues in East  Non-Strikers Charge Bell System With ‘Lockout’

Union Accusatior Termed ‘Absurd’ By Bell System   New York Operators Refused Admittance As Pickets Removed

Nation's Phone Strike Still Unsettled  Nlaw Yark OQnaratarc   New York Operators Make Charges Of ‘Lockout’ Today

Lockout Alleged In Phone Strike  : Workers Refuse To i _ Adeot Company Rule:

Phone Workers Charge Lockout In'5-Day Row   Long Distance Crews Are Out In 44 States

Lockout Is Charged In Phone Strike   No Progress Is Made By Union Or Manaaement

Long Distance Operators in New York Claim ‘Lockout’; Phone Company Denies It

Union Hires Flash Pickets   Attempt To Snar] Long Distance Use: Omaha Co. Picketed

Phone Union Charges Long Lines ‘Lock-Out’   Operators Claim They Were Told to Leave Jobs After Refusing ‘Pledge to Cross Picket Lines’; Firm Denies Charge; Flash Picketing Resumed

Lockout in Phone Strike Is Charged by Operators   Thousands of Long Lines Employes Say They Were Told tc Leave When They Declared They Would Continue tc Respect Picket Lines — Company Denies Accusation — Union Files Complaint of Unfair Practices.

AT & T Denies Charge Made By Operators   *Locked Out” Claim Marks Fifth Day of 44-State Walkout

New York City Phone Operators Claim Lockout  CO" Awe meamw Piamtan fae   Company Denies It; Picket Lines Formed In Youngstown, Xenia

Charge Denied ByATI   Operators Claim They Are Victims Of “Lock Out”

AT&T Denies N. Y. Operators ‘**SLocked Out   Picket Line At Pittsburg Dispersed By Police: New Part Talks Todas

‘Make Charge Of “Lockout'   _ong Distance Telephone Operators Accuse Company at New York.

Blueshirted Youths  Flee To West Sector  Re fu gees From Soviet : East Flock To: Welfare   Aaency sia‘

Youth Deserters Included  Red Rally Refugees Pour: Into ‘West Rerlin From Soviet Sector

Hundreds Escape Sovie' Zone, Taxing City’s Relief Facilities   38 PEOPLE’S POLICE AMONG DESERTERS

BLUESHIRT MASSES SEEK SANCTUARY   270 Young Germans Refuse to Return To Soviet Zone

Deserters From Red Youth — Rally Flooding West Berlin  Most Refuse To Return To Soviet Zone Allies To Try Ta Accammoadate Them

WORLD FACES WAR THREAT   Martinek Sees Danger of Communism Like That From Japan After First World War.   CHAMBER PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL REPORT   Cites Accomplishments at Banquet Meeting; Croup  Turns Gavel Over to New Dracidant® AAnce

C. OF C. TOLD WORLD FACES WAR THREAT   Martinek Sees Danger of Communism Like That From Japan After First World War.   CHAMBER PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL REPORT   Cites Accomplishments at Banquet Meeting; Croup Turns Gavel Over to New President. Moss.

Lewis, Owners Reach Accord In Lone Strike   Union Drops Willing ‘And Able Clause; Welfare Boosted

Contract Signing Expected Today   Agreement Reached Between Union And Operators To End Coal Strikes

Korean Reds Massing for New Drive   Americans Retreat Celow Rail Center

Puerto Rican Rebel Seized   Nationalist, Leader Albizu Surrenders

Nationalist Party Leader Is Captured   Puerto Rican Rebel Head Aceused Of Directing Murder PJot

Puerto Rican Authoritie: Blast Hideout Of Revolu tionary Leader Who  Directed Plot.

Gls Regain Lost Ground in Drive   Allied Successes Throwing Reds Off Timetable

France To Send  Troops To War   One Infantry Battalion Of 800 Men Offered To UN

Control of Road Out of Taegu Is Regained:5-29s Bomb Chongyjin   90.000 Red Troops lace U.N. Forces: Tanks Win Duel   France to Send Tonnane ta K nroa

British Vote Drive Starts Stretch Run   eas aie Campaig: Will Be Climaxed By Election Thursde:

Yank-Style ‘Ham’‘Missing, Sedate British Politics Hit Home Stretch

British Campaigns Hit Home Stretch   Secretary Brannan Accusec Of Playing Potato Politics

Political Foes Maintain Quiet Reserve  British Vote Drive -Fnters Final Round

Great Britain Goes To Polls On Thursday   No Fireworks Apparent As Vote Campaign Nears End

Potato Planting Not Start ed; Some Peas in the Ceankd   MERCURY DIPS TO 1-

Red Drive Pushes ROK Troops Back   Communists’ Offensive Expands Bulge in U.N. Defense Line; Severe Weather Slows Action

US Marines Reach Reservoir As 7th Division Gets Another   No Defense of Dams Mystery

Red Offensives On Two Fronts   Attack UN Forces on Central and Far ‘Northeastern Lines in. North Korea— ‘ROK Division Forced to Fall Back Four Miles at One Point.   U. 5. MARINES. TAKE HAGRU

South Korean Eighth Division Forced Back Across Taedong River By Communist Attack

Communists Open Offensive Along Central And Northeast Korea Fronts

Yank ee Troops Reach Shores  Of Reservoirs   Bulge Deepens As Communists Gain Four Miles

Anti-Leopold Riot at Palace  Gendarmes Drive Off Shouting Throng

Spearheads Roll Forward To Link-up Enmeshing Big North Korean Enemy Force

Close Trap   On Koreans Two Divisions Rushing North; Little Opposition

SEX MOTIVE HINTED IN MARION BAKER MURDER   ?rosecution Tells Of The Cocky Attitude Of Confessed Killer By Ed Wauck

EARL SHELTON IS FIRED UPO\   ESCAPES INJURY IN AMBUSH. BUT ASSOCIATE IS HIT 3 TIMES IN BACK.

BANNER CROWD EXPECTED FOR SALES EVENT   Retailers Forecast That Money-Saving Values Will Set Record Tomorrow.

BANNER CROWD EXPECTED FOR SALES EVENT  Cretan ce (Manawnanna Val.   Spring Clearance Values at Low Prices Will Prevail at Loeal Stores.

Fund Sought For Alleged Slayer   Defense Fund Drive Started For Accused ‘Mercy Killer’

Efforts To Settle Strike Stepped Up   Plan To Admit Milk From Outside Temporarily _ Tabled

Newly Revived Amerasia Case Of Wartime Theff of U. 5.  Secrets Stirring Congressmen  Tyding Promises Complete Story . After GOP Charges Are Aired

Fresh Probe Of Amerasia Magazine Is Promised  Wartime Spy Case To Be Re-Opened In House

1945 AMERASIA CASE REVIVED   Republicans In Congress Chargé — ‘Cover Up’; Hint New Probe

Newly-Revived. Amerasia Case Stirs Interest   Senator Tydings Promises To Reveal ’Full and Complete Story’

Case Involves Theft Of Secret U. $. Documents  airman   Chairman Of 1946  Committee Looking Into Charges Places lecue Refore Houce

Amerasia Probe Flares Up Again After Hobbs Talk  Republicans Claim Coverup; Tydings Pledges Inquiry

Interest Revived In Amerasia Case  Tydings Promises to Reveal “‘Full Story”’ Of 1945 Espionage

Amerasia Case Stirs Up New G. 0. P. Charges   Fresh Whitewash Coat Feared by Members of Conaress

Promise Full Story Of 1945  Amerasia Case Liff Secrecy From  Hearings On Theft Of Wartime Secrets -

—T YDINGS— Full Story On Amerasia Is Promised  New Charges Are Aired In Congress

Congress Finds Amerasia Case Pressing. Issut   Fresh Interests Slirred  Up Over Wartime Theft  Of Government S¢creis

TYDINGS SAYS FULL STORY T0 BE TOLD   Hear More Reports Of Wartime Theft Of Secrets

Amerasia Case Details To Be Made Known   Sen, Tydings Promises Full, Complete Story Of  Case: SOF Charges Are

PROBE REVIVED AS “COVER-UP” CHARGE SPREADS   Promise Of Full Investigation Of Amerasia Theft Scandal Is Made By Senator Tydings.

Full Story Promised by Tydings  Republicans Charge ‘Amerasia “Cover-Up”

New Interest Shown Over Amerasia Case   Theft of Wartime Government Secrets Holds Attention of Congress With Republican Charges of "Cover-Up";  —Story to be Told, Says Tydings.    BROUGHT BEFORE HOUSE

FULL AMERASIA STORY PROMISED   Tydings Says People Ar Just Drawing Conclusions;  GOP Charges Cover-Up

AMERASIA CASE TO BE BARED TYDINGS SAYS   Sega of Stolen Government  Secrets During War Stirs  : Congress Anew

Details Promised On Amerasia Case   Congress Interest Is Revived In  Wartime Theft Of U.S. Secrets

Amerasia Case Stirs Interest Of Congressmen   ‘Cover-Up Charged By Republicans In Spy Investization

Amerasia Case Stirs Interest  In Congress; GOP Chorges ‘Cover-Up’

Amerasia Case Stirs Interest   Republican Charge of ‘Cover Up’ Made

Spying Case Is Revived   Amerasia Testimony  Will Be Madé Public

Amerasia Case Of Stolen Papers Revived Again  Wartime Theft of    Wartime Theft of Documents Comes Before Conaress Probe

Tydings Pledges ‘Complete Story Will Be Revealed   Chairman Hobbs Of 1946 (Committee Savs GOP Ae cusations Groundless; Saves Nothing Hidden

Full Story Of Amerasia  Case Promised   Theft of Secret U. § Documents During War Involved

Martin Charges US Unprepared In Legion Talk  Senator Tells State _ Meeting Complete

BUSINESS WHEELS UP BIG GUNS  Stubborn Fight On Tax Plan Promised

Business Prepares Last Ditch Fight On Profits Levy  Will Use Heaviest   Will Use Heaviest Guns Against Tax In Next 3 Weeks

To Fight Excess Profits Tax   Business Men Are Preparing To Make A Stand

Hold Operators of Cafe Near New Buffalo On  Liquor Violation Count

Gets Ten Years in Pen for Murder of Circus Roustabou!   Trick Driver Pleads Guilty to Slaying Mani .at LaMar. Mo.

Find Girl Who Fled With Slain Ozarks Gunman   Lola Fansler, 15, Picked Up by Officers in Cabin Near Poteau, Okla.

Fansler Girl, Widely Sought Is  in Poteau  Cue CL. Maw Wh eee   Sdys She Came There Of Own Choice With Harris; Doesn’t Want: Attend Father’s Funera

Question Validity of Money Paid Head of Mediation Board   Said to Have Received $50 a Day While State Ran Transit Companies.

Lay Cornerstone Next Sunday For Ctiarch Addition  im ative: Ceremonies ci Conducted   impress Ceremonies  To Be Conducted At Our Savior’s

Lay Cornerstone Next Sunday For Church Addition   Impressive Ceremonies To Be Conducted At Our Savior’s

Love Affair Traced As Cause Man Tried To Kill His Family   Husband Plants Fire Bomb on Big Airliner; Loses Nerve and Sounds Warning Before Craft Takes Off

Bombing Motive Given As ‘Love By Coast Police   Young Father Held For Attempted Murder In Ahbortive Plot

Love Advanced As Motive For Plane TimeBomh  Stewardess Says She Planned To Wed Man After Divorce

Scheme To Blow Up Airliner Fails as Husband Loses Nerve; Love and Money Are Blamed

Love For Stewardess Given As Possible Motive Of Man In Planting Bomb On Plane

Family Was on Plane  Love Triangle Held Motive For Airliner Bomb Attempt

Bomb on-Plane Found in Time To Avert-Crash  Father Tried to Kill

Father Loses Nerve In Plot ‘To Destroy Family By Planting Bomb On Airliner

Loses Nerve Before Blast   Man Warns Police He Planted Bomb on Plane; Sought to Kill Family

Jobn Henry Grant. Held by Police for Attempt to Blow Up Liner With His Wife and Two Children Aboard — Love for \Airline Stewardess Possible Reason.

LOVE AND MANY DEBTS Young Father Thwarted In Airliner Blast Plot

Love Motive Is Behind Attempt To Bomb Plane   Husband Loses Nerve After Plot to Kill  Wife, Children

Pian To Destroy  Wite Fails   Husband Loses Nerve As Plane  About To Take Off

Plants Bomb on Plane Carrying Family---But Loses His Nerve   Love for Airline Stewardess. Called Motive For Plan to Kill Wife And Two Children; Stops HC_2 Ac lt fs About to Take Off at Los Angeles

Love for Pretty Stewardess Seen  As Reason for Attempt to Wreck Air Liner With Time Bomb  j 

Man Plants Bomb On Plane Carrying Wife, Children But Loses.His Nerve

LOVE AFFAIR BLAMED FOR BOMB PLOT   _ Midair Plane Blast  Narrowly Averted At Les Anaeles

Believe Love For Pretty Stewardess Motive For Planting Bomb On Plane   Young Father Loses Nerve At Last Moment And No One Injured As Result; Wife And  Children Among Airliner Passengers

BOMB PLANTED ON PLANE, MAN LOSES NERVE   Warning Issued At Last Moment; Love Is Renorted As Motive

PLANTS BOMB ON AIRLINER   Man ‘Admits. ‘Plot To Kil _ Wite; Children: Lost Nerve At Takeott

Plane Bomb Laid To Love For Hostess   Bag Flares Up Before Takeoff: Family Aboard

Stewardess Bares Romance Love Triangle Hinted In Plane Death Plot

AVIATION ENGINEER SOUGHT TO BE RID OF WHOLE FAMILY  Polic e Rev eal Fru strated Attempt at  Cietdn Meenvaorcsd inl A tail Coll

Father Who Sought to Destroy Family by Planting Bomb on Plane Loses His Nerve

Father Tells Of Plan To Kall Family      Halts Craft Takeoff; Stewardess Ouizzed:

dohn Henry Grant Held by Pollce for Attempt to Hiow Up Liner with His Wife aud Two Children Aboard —- Love : fot ° Airline Stewardess Possible Reason, —~

syaneer s Aitempt to Blow up eane 4) Wile and Children ; 7) ~- o  ‘ooard vais as de Loses Nerve

New Romance Grips Convicted Girl Spy  Judy Coplon To Wed Brooklyn Attorney

RRR KR Ki} JUDITH GOPLON WILL ‘WED LAWYER SHE MET ‘DURING SPY TRIALS

Judith Coplon Tells of Her Plans To Wed Attorney   “Ym Very Much in Love With Him” She Says in Naming Albert Socolov

Coplon, Socolov To-Marry Soon.  Convicted Spy Giyes  Consictad Soy (ty

Judy Coplon Says She'll Wed Soon   Met Lowyer While Facing Espionage Charges

Judith Coplon Reveals Plans For Marriage   Convicted As Soviet Spy, Former ‘G-Girl’ Will Marry Lawyer

DRAB OUTLOOK FOR STARVING MINE FAMILIES   Vital Industry Nears ~ New Crisis; Won't Work Monday

(COAL MINERS BACK  JOHN LEWIS’ STAND   But Few Show Any Readiness te Return to Pits on 3-Day Week Schedule.

Observers See Strike Certain To Mushroom   Mine Workers Stay Behind Lewis Defiance of Plan  Tirced bv President

Lewis Move In Turning Down Board Causes Stir   Stay-Home Orders Reported Issued — In Several Areas

Adm. Dentelc Ouster Held Reprisal   House Armed Service: Committee Rebukes Sec. Matthews

Slayer of Young Girl, 6, Is Convicted Of First Dezree Murder in Sex Crime

Stroble Guilty Of Girl's Death   fury Now To Judge: His Sanity :

Denies Charge Of Being Member Communist Party   Charges He Is Whipping Boy of Flection Year

New Mexico National Guardsmen See 21 Months Or More Ahead Of Them

Guardsmen at Camp Pressing for D. When the Call to Active Duty Will

TRAIN DERAILED; 3 HOSPITALIZED   6 PENN RR COACHES JUMP TRACKS NEAR WINDFALL, INDIANA

USSR ASKS U. N. PICK LATIN, ASIAN FOR LIES POSITION      Austin Favors Retention Of Secretary General: Indian Proposes 2?

NEW UN SECRETARY-GENERAL FROM ASIA, LATIN AMERICAS IS-LATEST-SOVIET-PROPOSAT:

Reds Urge Latin American, Asian For Lie’s Post   Security Council Hears Arguments Of Soviet Delegate

Both Sides Predict Victory On Eve Of Election; GOP Senate Candidate Duff Hopes To Unseat Incumbent Myers   REPUBLICANS THOUGHT : FAVORITES TO WIN

Pennsylvania Election Seen  As Very Close   Republicans Are Given Edge, Hawever; Final Appeals By Candidates

Penna. Election Expected To Be Close; Both Parties Ask Big Turnout at Polls

House Approves. Budget to Expanc Armed Services  Votes $15.845.000 O0f   Votes $16,845,000,006 For Defense Against Communist Threat

Wages and Salaries Highest in History  Figures Released  ie iii nn T tant

Wages, Salaries at All-time High  Chrysler Strike Settlement Helps

Wages Reach All-Time Peak   May Figures Show Big Boost; June And July To Be Bigger

Blanket Of Snow Covers Most 0 State On Sunday   Motorists Warned To Slay  Home’ As Storm Makes Highways Dangerous

Says Schools Will Be Kept Free   Truman Declares Op position to Federal Interference.

Scott To Name Director .... ee  N.C. Civil Defense Plans Being Made

Defense Director Will Be Named   Observation Posts Prepared In State

Defense Progran To Get Director   Supervisors Ready Observation Posts In Eight Counties

-Governor To Appoint Civilian Defense Chief; Burlington Man Heads Prospects

Strike Shuts  8 Plants Of  Harvester Co.   Many Hoosier Workers Are Affected by UAW Strike Against International Harvester Plants.

MacArthur Declares Men Fight Successful Action, Are in Good Condition

Report Korean And Chinese Troops Fleeing  Knockout Drive Progressing Well Is Day’s Report

REDS RETREAT BEFORE PUSH OF UN TROOPS   " Report Advances ' Up To 15 Miles Teward Manchuria

Troops of Five Nations Drive  On Road Hub   Gigantic Offensive To End War ‘Exceeds’ Planned Expectations

Allies Forge Ahead In End-War Assault   Gain Up To 15 Miles In Massive Drive — West Spearhead Of Pincers Reaches Conagiu — Enemy Force Cut Off In East

20-Year-Peace Plan Is Urged By U.N. Leader   Lie Implores Russia and U.S. to Settle Differences in United Nations

Wants Attempt — Made through UN   Raps Both US, USSR for Present Disunity in UN Organization

Secretary-General of U. N Has 20-Year Peace  Program   WARNING TO WORLD   Italy Is Torn Again By « Communist-Called General Strike

Submits Plan To Bring Cold War to Close   High UN Official Offers 20-Year Peace Pro muha   SPEED IS URGED   Trygve Lie, in Effect, Criti cizes Both U.S. and Russia for: Disunity.

Presents Plan For Twenty Years of Peace  Secretary-General United Nations

Lie Proposes Pian fo Solve Red-U. 5. Fuss   Urges That Time Short For Nations to Settle Disputes If Peace Is To Come to World

Way To Peace Pointed Out By UN Secretary  ls ime Runn an rae" arld le War

CRISIS DELAYED IN RAIL STRIKE; TWO MORE LOOM   Truman Appoints FactFinding Board For  Wie mle ake Bain

Truman Sidetracks One R.R. Strike But Two Others Boiling   Engineers, Firemen Are in a Position to Stage Immediate Walkout

 Great Blunder  Soviet Bonehead Play tae Yet Brina Peace, Says Dickey

15 ARE APPOINTED   Boys Staters Given Positions by Governor Alden Brownlee

FOR JOHNSON ON RETIRING   Secretary of Defense Management Drops Reins in Obedience to Presi. dent's Desire   MARSHALL STEPS (tN

Johnson Plans To Return Today From Pentagon   Associate Hubert Howard Head of Munitions Resigns

Johnson Leaves Pentagon Today  Chief Of Munitions Board Also Dropped

Drops Howard As Munitions  Board’s Head   Truman Abruptly Lets Out Friend Of Louis Johnson

Other Pentagon Shifts Brewing Johnson Bows Out as Secretary of Defense

Johnson Appointee Abruptly Dropped ‘From Defense Department by Trumar

Johnson Quietly Leaves Penfagon   Bows Out So Gen. Mershal Can Take His Place As Defense Secretary

Johnson Drons Reins Today As Defense Head   Other Shifts In Pentagon May Be In the Making

Secretary of Defense Leaves Pentagon Without Ceremony; Aides Resign From Their Jobs

Johnson to End ‘His Defense Job   Secretary Aske Nothing Be Done to Mark BDenarture

Johnson Bows Out Of Defense Post With No Ceremony   Truman Abruptly Drops Munitions Board Chairman

Ousted Head Of Defense Steps Down  Johnson Bows Out Without Ceremony ;

Defense Chief   ' Howard Resigns From Munitions Board And Lauds Ousted Friend

No Ceremony As Johnson Takes Leave  No Fanfare as   No Fanfare as He Departs And Drives Own Car

TOHNSON WILL LEAVE OFFICE   Slated To Quit Pentagon Today; Truman Drops Munitions Chief

Secretary  Of Defense Out Today —  Munitions’ Head, Dropped By Truma

Labor Day Holiday Accidents Claim 568: 360 Die In Traffic Accidents

Confessed ‘Impulse Killer’ Of Stenographer At School Will Go On Trial Monday

RODEO SERIES 10   Youngsters Will Again Ge Free Admission If Accompanied By Parents

RODEO SERIES 10 CONCLUDE TODAY   Youngsters Will Again Get Free Admission If Accompanied By Parents

Yankeees Win Series Opener From Phils, 1-0  Raschi Victor  ver Konstanty In Hurling Duel   Box Score

Silver Coin Cache Totaling $32,000  Has Town Buzzing   Discovery Is Made in Summer Home Cellar of Late Robert C. Bennett

Sawyer Tells Industry New Controls Probabie   Expansion of Output Described As Best Answer to Inflation Threats

Sawyer Forecasts Stiffer Controls On Prime Materials   Calls for Sacrifice: in Nation for  Possible War

FURTHER CURBS ON ITEMS SEEM   + SAWYER PREDICTS CONTROLS  WILL BE FUT CN STRA TEGIC MATERIALS.

Sawyer Calls Fc or Sacrifice In Emergency  7 Sees Further Cache   , Sees Further Curbs  On Needed Materiales War Might Come Here

Hope Fades For Sailors Trapped In- Sunken Sub   Rescuers Strive Desperately To Get To 58 Men In Battered Hulk Beneath Thames; 18 Of 76 Aboard Accounted Fax Sn Bar

15 Crewmen Saved; Three Bodies Found, 58 Men Are Missing And Beileved Trapped; Divere At Scene In Rescue Effort

Here Is Your War .  Commies Pick. Up Ip Own Dead Carry Them AsShields_

MILITARY CONSIDER USE OF A-BOMB; POSSIBILITY OF A KOREAN DUNHERQUE IS CON. SIDERED; U. 8. WOEFULLY LATE IN BUILDING TANKS.

UREW i tidiatl  The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND   DREW FEARSON SAYS: MILITARY CONSIDER USE OF ABOMB, POSSIBILITY OF A KOREAN DUNKERQUE IS CONSIDERED: U.S. WOEFULLY LATE IN BUILDING TANKS.

O'Dwyer Receipt Of Mexican Post Faces GOP Probe   Senator Connally Says Politics Is Reason For Objections

Appointment (¥ O'Dwyer May Be Contested   Republicans Look Into Question Of Opposing Nominee

$60,000 Fire  Hits Cincinnati Downtown Building Partially Destroyed

Winter's Icy Breath Continues To Whip af Helena; Low of -30 Is Predicted for Tonight   Montana, National Weather:

Winter's Icy Breath Continues To Whip at Helena; Low of -30 Is Predicted for Tonight

Miners’ Defiance of Lewis’ Order Dims Prospects of Ouick Contract Settlement

Miners’ Acts Seen Slowing Peace Parleys   Lewis Fails To Get Reply To Request For Meeting Wednesday

Truman Says He Will Not Seize Plants”   Union May Be Chargec With Contempt; Lewis Asks For-Conference

Pit Defiance ‘Dims Outlook For Contract   Future Government Actions Uncertain; Talk Set Wednesday

NATU RE AT WOR Caterpllars Strip Trees in Minnesota; Cloudburst Saves Historic Virginia City

CHINESE HELP HOLD UP PUSK OF UN FORCES   New Atrocities Upon Captured Yanks Found Near Kuiang

How Opdyke Got its Name anda: Bell for Church   (From the March issue of the L. & N. Magazine).

GOP: DEMANDS CUT IN U.S. —DRRT LIMIT   Seven House Members to Introduce Legislation to Slash Legal Ceiling.

Purifoy Seeks Probe Of Jury Fixing Here   Representative Requests Probe In Three Counties

‘Lost’ Pilot In Air Derby Lands Safely   Claims Tracers Lost Her In Bad Weather; Californians Win

Slack Pleads Guilty to Red Spy Charges   10-Year Sentence Recommended For Chemist, 44, Of Syracuse, N. Y.

SLACK ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY   Confesses To Charges Of Wartime Spying For Russia

Pleads Guilty To Spying  10-Year Term   10-Year Term ls Recommended

—U. 8. COURTSyracusan May Get 10 Years   RDX SECRETS GIVEN TO REDS

Slack Guilty, Gets Ten Years   War - Time Spying For Reds Admitted By Chemist

Slack Admits Guilt as Spy   10-Year Prison Sentence Recommended by Gevernment for Chemist,

Chemist Admits War Time Spyinc  Explosives Secrets Given to Russians

SLACK PLEADS GUILTY OF SPYING FOR BEDS   U. 8. Recommends -10-Year Prison. Term For Tennessean

Unions Will Ask Truman To Take (ver Railroads  White House Talks Apparently Collapse

Government Driver From Egg Buying ‘Due to High Cost’   Department Buys Little of Product In Last 2 Months

High Prices Drive Agriculture Dep't And Some Consumers Out of Egg Market

SAYS U.S. CRUISER SU  Moscow Paper Claims Loss Took Piece (Hf Korean Corat

SAYS U. S. CRUISER SUNK  Moscow Paper Claims Loss Tool Place Or Kerean Coast

Steak to Test Cat's Ability to Live 36 Hours in 400-Degree Brick Kiln

‘Spotter’ Defense Is Tested   Civilian Volunteers Man Thousands Of Stations Watching For ‘Enemy’

Could Russia Bomb-- --U, S. With A-Boinbs?  Nation Checks Defenses Against Sneak Attack

Nation Tests Its Defense For Air Raid   Thousands Of Observation Stations On Lookout For Enemy Planes Approaching [argets.

(Gigantic Test of Eastern Air Defenses Gets Under Way Today   Will Determine Whether Russian Atomic Planes Can Get Through

Red Resistance Increases With Aid Of Chinese   Allies Continue To Drive Toward Manchurian Bor: der; Slain Americans Reveal New Red Atrocities

Marine Force Overrun by Guerrillas  30 American Dead  Found in Train;

Counterattacks Mount In Fury In North Korea   30 Americans Slain In New Enemy Atracity

Red Attacks Slow Advance  Allied Forces   North Koreans, Aided by Red Chinese, Counterattack With Renewed Fury Against Allies

Slows Up Allied Drive But Forces Of U.N. Press On For A Clearance

Advance Slows But Does Not Come To Halt   Reports Mounting That Chinese Communists Are Participating

A & A Cleaners—Ph. 23-5008. 805 Michigan, 8t. Joseph. Mon. Toes (tf)

NEW MOVES ARE ANNOUNCED FOLLOWING MEETING OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND HIS CABINET   Korean War-News At a Glance

Bridges Denies He Ever Was A Communist   Not Opposed to Red Principles But Feared Deportation

President Still Unconvinced in Coal Dispute   Rebellion Against Lewis’ 3-Day Order Is Growing

President Still Unconvinced in Coal Dispute  Rebellion Aaainst   Rebellion Against Lewis’ 3-Day Order Is Growing

‘Solid 7’ Doom Malik’s Move   UN Nations Refuse To Barter China's Seat for Peace

SEVEN NATIONS BLOCK RUSSIA   Insist On Discussing Korean Question Ahead Of a  a 2 & oo eS és. eo ans A cn se fan se 2 eS Oe

USSR FACES NEW DEFEAT ON CHINA   Reds Shun Staff Session, New Walkout Indicated

RUSSIANS MAY WALK OUT AGAIN IN U. N. DISPUTE   Boycott Meeting After Deal to End Korean War Is Spurned.

Russian Move In UN Council Looks Ruined   6 Countries Insist UN Discuss Korean Question; Soviet ‘Deals’ Rejected

Opposition of 7 Nations Dooms the Russian Attempt to Oust Nationalist China

New Soviet Walkout In UN Expected   Russia Faces Diplomatic Defeat On Question Of Seating Red China tn United Nations

RUSSIA AGAIN LOSES IN U.N.   Seven Nations Vote Down Any ‘Deal’ To End War In Korea

Russia Faces New Diplomatic Defeat   Speculation Is Made As To Further Walkouts by Soviet Representatives

Malik May Take Walk’ From Seat  Possibility Seen After Staff Tiff

RUSSIANS FACE NEW REVERSAL   Red Chine Question en Teday's UN Agende—Serbuck Mey Bring Welkeut

Soviet Maneuver In UN Blocked   No Korea Peace Deal Majority Insists

in UN Couneil Looks Ruined  6 Countries Insist —      6 Countries Insist’ UN Discuss Koreas: _ Queation; Soviet ‘Deals’ Rejected

Soviets Face New Defeat on Chinalssue   Russians May Stage New Walkout; Snub Military Staff Meet

SOVIET MOVE TO SEAT RED CHINA FAILS.   Six Countries Join United States In Insisting Coun  eil Discuss Korean P Question   “DEALS” ARE REJECTED

Seven Nations Doom Russia's  U:N- Demands      Insist That Council Discuss Korean. War ‘Before Other Issues

Soviet Move To Seat Red China Fails In UN  Russian Proposal Voted Down By  SEN e sega ee e   Russian Proposal Voted Down By Large Margin

USSR ATTEMPT TO “PACK” UN SEEMS DOOMEL   Seven Nations Line U] Against Admitting Chinese Communists

SOMET IS LOSER IN CHINA FIGHT   United «Nations -Delegates Beat Effort To. Take In Communijst China.

Claims Korea Fight To Be Civil War   Says Soviet Leads World Against U.S. In Peace Crusade

Soviet Faces New Defeat In United Nations   Speculation Rife Reds May Walk Out Over China Question

Malik Insists Its Civil War   U.S. Action in Korea Branded as Aggression by Russian Delegate: Says Soviets Point Way to Peace

Russia Faces Defeat Again On China Issue   U.N. Members Wonder If It Will Lead to New Soviet Walkout

Soviets Face Another Defeat In Renewal of U.N. Debate   Western Powers Stand Firmly In Agenda Row

Russ Face Another Defeat in Council Over China's Seat   Speculate Malik May Walk Out of U.N. Session

7 Nations Back U.S. Rejection Of Malik Deman¢   Won't Consider Any Deal To Settle Korean Question

Efforts to Seat China Reds Fail   Seven-Nation Opposition Dooms Russian Move t Seat Communists as Price for Peace in Korea

Seven Nations Doom Russia’s   Insist That Council Discuss Korean War Refore Other Issues

Solid Opposition of Seven Nations Is Spelling Doom For Russian Moves in U. N.   Six Countries Follow United States’ Lead Wednesdoy in Insisting Thot Council Discuss Korean Question

Russia Faces Second Defeat In U.N. Squabble   Six Nations Back’U. §. Stand On Korea War

Solid Opposition of Seven Nations Is Spelling Doom For Russian Moves in U.N.

AMISH MAY FORCE SCHOOL SHUTDOWS      tkinan, U., Falling Off : Rapidly.

Black Market Tax Judgments Are Affirmed   Supreme Court Leaves Un: settled Constitutionality of Law

Envoy Talks With Truman After Return   Has Full Confidence “In M’ Arthur, States Presidental Aide

Harriman Says Yanks  Confident Of Winning   From Tokyo And Meeting With MacArthur; Talks With Truman. President’s Foreign Affaire Advienr Rack

Americans  Contident   W. A. Harriman Repogts to President on Return From MacArthur Meet “ing.

Harriman (ives Bright Report   Foreign Affairs Advisor - Calls On President

Harriman Says Yanks Confident Of Beating Reds   Foreign Affairs Advisor Visits Truman; Has Great Confidence in MacArthur~ Very Little Known About General’s Renort

Envoy Tells Truman U.S. Morale Good   Harriman, Back From Korea, Says Soldiers Confident Of Victory

Harriman Reports To President On Meeting With MacArthur In Tokyo

HARRIMAN BACK WITH ASSURING NEWS FOR U, $   Special Envoy Gives Pres: ident Truman Report On MacArthur Talks

Harriman Says Yanks Confident  FORE Goa I 7 aime fees   Foreign Affairs Advisor Reports On Korean Trip

HAPRIMAN IS BACK IK U.S.   Reperts To Truman On  Situation In Far  Fast

American Force: Confident They Can OustReds  : Herriman: Returns : With Encouraging Reports From Front

Harriman Back From Far East   Advisor Tells Truman Americans Confident

Harriman Briefs Truman On War  Returns From Japan ‘ And Korean Front

Men Confident. Truman’s Told By Harriman   President Receives Brighter Picture On Korean Situation

Weather   Harriman Back From Fast Trip To Far East   Tells Truman Troops Confident of Triumph In South Korea

YANKS UNOPPOSED IN FINAL STAGES OF THEIR THRUST   Foe’s Resistance Disintegrating in Northeast Korea, but Allies Expect Fight in Northwest.      NEMY CONV°YS SEEN ON THAT BATTLEFRONI   Trucks Move Down From Direction of Yalu Toward Communists Fortifying Mountain Defense Line.

CHINESE DESPAIR AS HELP FAILS      Nationalists Qvercome In Gloom By American Stand Against Giving Aid To Hold Formosa. .

Mercury Dips 40  Degrees   Trees, Power, Aerials, Windows Hardest Hit

MERCURY DIPS SHARPLY IN WAKE OF GALE   Twin City Residential And Business Areas  Hard Hit

Begin Girl’s Mercy Death Trial Today   Bridgeport, Conn, Gir  Fired Bullet Throug! Dying Father's Head State Charges

Temporary Insanity Will Be Defense Plea  ollege Senior Is Charged With Cacand ry 4 AAs

Attlee Heads Labor Party:  Some Change   ‘Big Three’ Still In Cabinet As Bevin Holds To Foreign Post

16 Others Missing In Early Morning Fire at Davenport   Flames Rage Through Psychiatric Division; Nurses Lead Patients To Safety in 19-Above Zero Weather

12 Bodies Found And 16 Missing  Old Brick Building Virtually Destroyed

Mental Ward Burns At Davenport, lowa   Many Patients Trapped in Rooms;  - Bend Bodies of Women. Nurse Aide

HUNTERS MAKE NEW SEARCH FOR LEOPARD   i Hundred Armed Men, ‘ Trained Doas

PARK Z00 LAST SATURDAY   Big Cat Reported Seen Twice To “day Within Hall-Hour — 100Man Searching Party Converges on Area.

State Payrolls Off 14 Million  During January   Effects Of Mine Strike Beginning To Show, Chamber Says

State Industry Payroll. Drop:   Most of 10.8 Percent Slide Laid to Coal Tieun

12 Injured In Apartment Explosion  Firemen, Police Free   Firemen, Police Free Trapped Occupants

Twelve Hurt In Apartment Blast   Exclusive Seattle District Is Rocked

Seattle Blast Injures Twelve  Apartment Building Scene Of Explosion

WAR ALARMED CONGRESS T0 SPEED AGTION   Urge Using: Atomic Bomb, Study New Draft Proposals

Congress !s Geared To Meet Emeraency   House and Senate Plainly Alarmed as Woric reace Cou penn Wrareone Monuely

kk kkk DEATH OF LONDON MAN BLAMED ON BULLET— WORLD WAR ONE SHELL

Marshall In Plea to ‘Keep Faith   General Speaks at Arlington Cemetery On Memorial Day

MIAROMALL Th UN FAITH PLEA AT ARLINGTON   Wartime Army Chief Warns Next War’s Victor to Stand in Ruins.

GET DOWN TO WORK — Senate Takes Up Bill To Boost Social Security

oil Birthplace Seeks Industries  TITUSVILLE DOWN TO LAST REFINERY

Adler Testifies In Libel Action  He Is a Democrat   Noted Harmonica Player Says He Supported Henry Wallace in 1948

LAKE CALHOUN ANNUAL MEET IS NEXT TUESDAY   Members Discuss New Plans Will Hold Election  Bawa Tyrranrtnare

Boy Drowned, Hundreds Flee Flooded Areas   Downpour Misses Drouth-ridden City Watershed Reaion

THORNTON W. TINKHAR, NOTED EXECUTIVE, QlEs   Resident of Lahaska Since Coming to Bucks in ’36   WITH GENERAL MOTORS

Truman Writes Again, Chapter 4. Or, HST Urged Only To Play Piano

Reveal Another Sizzling _ Letter by President; Truman Uraed to Cool Off

SIZ7ZLERS   President's Advisers Urge Him To Tone Down Letters a Bit

RAPS N. C., LOUISIANA POLITICS  Truman Writes Fourth Nasty Letter

Advisers Working on Truman to Cool _ Off Before Penning His Torrid Letters

Advisers Urge Truman to Cool Off Before. Answering His Mail, But Warning Like Locking Barn Door After Dobbin’s Been Stolen

Collaze Charged With White House Guard’s Murder As Police Strengthen Truman Guard

Strengthen Truman Guard, Arrest Puerto Ricans in New York And on Home Island

Guard Around President Is Strengthened   Swift Moves to Smash Conspiracy of Puerto Ricans; Arrests in New York City and in Puerto Rico Itself.

Puerto Rico Men Nabbed In New York  Officials Arrest   Officials Arrest Heads Of Island Anti-U. S. Group

Trio Nabbed In Gunman’s N. York Home   President’s Guard Detail Increased

Secret Service Hunts Roots of Conspiracy  Federal Grand Jury  Probe Launched in Assaccinatian Try

TRUMAN GUARD STRENGTHENED BY FED POLICE      Wounded Assassin To Face Murder Charge As Officer Dies.

FOLLOWING ASSASSINATION TRY 3 Puerto Ricans Arrested As Truman Guard Tightenec

Guard Around President Strengthened   Secret Service Men Move Swiftly to Smash Conspiracy

Conspirator’s Wife Is Held As One of Plotters   'P res. Truman Follows  Routine, Guard : Increased

Puerto Rican Nationalist Roundup Under Way  Three Arrested At Home of One _ Man Who Tried -

Federal Police Tighten Guard On President  > Te   Puerto Ricans Are Rounded Up While Killing Try Probed

Assassin Took Chance Chiet In Blair House   Secret Service Agents Nab Trio in New York: Murder Charge Filed

President Truman Shrugs Off Averted Threat To His Life But Mourns Guard Who Was Slain

Security Guard Around Truman Is Strenthened   Police Arrest Heads of Other Anti-U.S. Groups

Big Roundup Of Puerto Rico Rebels Underway As U.S. Moves To Smash  Conspiracy To Assassinate Truman

FBI Agent Refuses To Admit He Saw Judy, Boy Friend Holding Hands In K.Y.

A New Role For Weapons   Guided Missiles Be Used to Car Proparanda to Foes

May Bolster  Pacific Fleet   Navy Considering. Addition of Six® Destroyers and ” Aircraft Carrier.

USS Missouri To Be © Used As Training: Ship   “Decision Reached: By. Chief: “Of Noval Operations Okoyed By Joint Chiefs

‘Mo To Stay  In Service   Mighty Battleship Will Be Used As  Training Ship

Democrats Leaning to Dilworth  meee sie   Philadelphian ‘Is Likely Choice for Governor; GOP Factions Confer

Showdown Neat On Loyalty File Dispute Today   Truman Refuses to turn Over Data to Senators: Papers Date Back to 1940.

ist Subpena Is Served   Expect President To Ignore Papers Being Delivered

Truman Expected To Ignore Subpenas, All Will Be Sent To Him At Florida, Is Understood   SUBPENAS CALL FOR STATE DEPT, RECORDS

Show of Power Expected Betweer Truman, Senate   Subpenas to Obtain Loyalty Files Seen as Potential Showdown

Expected To. Remain. Adamant   Subpen as aé Served te Derma Production’ of Confidential ' Loyalty Files

0,000 Men Face Draft In November   Nation Will Call 85,000 by End OF Fiscal Year

November Draft Set at 50,000   Hershey Says Another 35,000 Face Call This Fiseal Year

New Draft Call To Take 50,000   5,000 a Month After November Present Plan of Selective Service

U. 5. to Draft Another 50,000 in November   Additional 35,000 Will Be Called Up in Next 7 Months

Last 35,000 To Be Called By July, 5]   Truman Seeks Allowances Of Up to $150 Month Far Gis Families

Petznick Buys Morrison Ptg. Co.  One of Creston’s Oldect Firms Sold

TALKED ON CLINIC   Dr. Grundle Told Teachers, Parents of Importance of  Early Childhood

Dr. Grundle Told Teachers, Parents of Importance of  Early Childhood

The Feeling At MacArthur’s Headquarters  Each Day Of Indecision Only Aids The Communists

Rule Strickler Vacated His Pos!   State Justice Dept. Rules Taylor Should  Become Lieut. Governo

RULES STRICKLER  POST IS VACATED      Duties Are Assigned te State Senator Taylor

Strike Called for Today on TV Networks   Companies Yow to Maintain Full S-hedule of Time

Television  Strike Called   Blow Aimed at Three Major TY Networks

“Show Will Go on’ Despite TV Strike   Three Networks Named by AFL Performers Group In a Contract Dispute

FOUR OUTLETS IN BIG CITIES ARE AFFECTEL   National Broadcasting Company Only Source Not Yet Struck

Stassen Hits ‘Coddling’ O! Chinese Reds   Administration Policy Blamed For Necessity Of Fighting Reds Now

Stassen Claims GOP Coddled. Chinese Reds   Blames Truman. Aide: For Reverses in Fighting in Korea

Charge From Stassen of “Coddling”  Denounces U. 8S. DD .tsaw Rafare   Denounces U. 5. Policy Before The Korean War

Stassen Says Demos Coddled Chinese Reds   Republican Leader Hits Truman Administration For Building Red China Strength in Korean War

GOP Leader Says Gls Pay For Red Policy  Radio Address Hits ‘Coddling’ Of China

Former Gopher State Governor Claims Coddling   Owes Current Battle Fatalities To Demo  Policies Toward Mao; Says ‘Mac’ Not Aided

Stassen Says Administration Caused Casualties in Korea   ‘Coddling’ of Chinese Communists Called Reason for War in Renly to President

Stassen Attacks U.S. Policy   GOP Leader Replies To President’s Talk Given in St. Louis

Stassen Says Coddling Chinese Reds Brought on War in Korea   Replying to Truman Speech, GOP Leader Assails Truman Administration As Weak, Gonfused and Spy-Riddled

Stassen Says Government  Coddled Reds   Answers Truman; Blames Administraion For Korean War

GOP Speaker Hits Coddling Of China Reds   Says Grim News In Korea Direct Result Of Bungled Policy

Stassen Scores U. S, Aiding Of China Reds; Sees Korea As Blackeye Of U. S. Cause

Stassen Raps Policy On China   Places Blame for Figchtine In Korea

US. 10 SPEED ARMS T0 KOREA   Truman Calis New High Level Strategy Meeting.

PARLIAMENTARY FISTS FLY Communist Is Suspended After Flareup In Bonn

Grange Named U of  Trustee  Candidate   GOP Convention Marked By Most Isolation Talk  Since Pearl Harbor

Opposition of Chicago Group Snowed Under   + Chester Davis Loses In Big Floor Battle

RED GRANGE GETS GOP NOMINATION   DOWNSTATERS SHELVE CHICAGO'S CHOICE FOR U OF  BOARD

GOP NOMINATES RED GRANGE FOR U. OF . TRUSTEE   Dirksen Blasts Lucas, Truman For ‘‘Blunders,’’ Korean War At Convention.

Candidates For Senate Prepare For Final Drive:   Frank Graham And Willis Smith Plan Invasion OF Areas Where They Were Weakest On Mav 27

CANDIDATES 60 INFO-LAST LAP   Graham And Smith Enter Fina] Week Of Campaign ing For Senate Nominat{inn,

Intensive Final Pushes  Graham, Smith Wind Up Drives With Tours In Opposite Areas

Deficit Mounts To $3.3 Billion, Moving Higher   At Mid-way Point of U. S. Fiscal Year; More Is Expected

U.S. Debt Is Soaring   Past $257 Billion In First Half of Year As Spending Jumps

National Debt Jumps Higher   Spending On Final Day Of ‘49 Ups Figure To 257 Billion

U.S. DEBT RISES TO $257 BILLION   Current Deficit . Mounts Above $3 Billion

Federal Debt $257 Billion   Current Deficit On Final Day Of 1949 Over €3 Billion. ~

Buer  Chinese Gunboats Stand Guard Ove: Flying Arrow After Setting It Afire

OKLAHOMAN SAYS HE'S THE MAN, BUT—  Jesse James Son Fights Oldster’s Claim To Name

Missouri Man Is Not Jesse James — Declares Son of Notorious Outlaw

Gen. Clark To Review 28th Div.   Army's Ground Chief Due et Gap; Troops Get Details On Mobilization

Guards Come Home To Get Final Tests   Men of 28th Division Promised 30 Days lime After Physical Exam inations Are Given.

President Will Attend Wedding   ‘Daughter Of Secretary Of _ Treasury To Be Married This Afternoon

Marshall Faces Senate Quiz on Military Plans   New Defense Fund Estimates Bring . Review Reaudest

Canadian Rail Strike Ends Today   20,000 Poised To Strike Against John Deere.

Canadian Railroads’ Strike Ends;  New Major Walkouts in U.S. Area

Dr. Morgan Named Acting Head of NMC  R. H. Jes se Will Be  Pe ee Sees eee 7   R. H. Jesse Will Be Acting President At State University,

Allen Hubbard, Ir. Handles Troubles Of NY Workers   Dewey Appoints First Head of Personnel Relations Board

COMMUNISTS KOREAN PLOT IS REVEALED   United States Is Compiling Detailed Record of Red Aggression,

Uncle Sam Compiling. Record Of Red ‘Preparations For: Invasion Of Korea

U.S. Prepares Details Of Invasion Plotting   Soviet and Red Chinese Preparations Disclosed in ‘White Paper’ Made Public

Truman- Attlee Parley Is Expected To Test Bi Partisan Foreign Policy

Crisis Parley _ Test Of Policy   Republican Senator: Want. To Be, Advised Jn -Advance .~

Foresee lest Qf Bipartisan Foreign Policy   Republicans Want T¢ Know Gist Of Talks By Truman, Attlee

Bret ere ee ee ee ee a ae an eee  Wheat Controls Stay Unchanged   Tentative Allotment For Kansas Has Been Increased By Over One Million Acres

Two Found Guilty of Shielding Spy   Boss, Secretary Face Terms, Fines

58 Germans Desert to West Berlin Section; ‘Only Red Youths Fight

‘Berlin March’ Is Uneventful: Police Stand by   Only Minor Clash Is Reported as Group of Reds Parade; Vigil Maintained.

Allied Show of Strength And Pouring Rain Dampen East Berlin Youth Rally

BERLIN 3 RED THREAT Jal A105 PARADE   200,000 Children Marching ir Rain Remindful of Hitler Days.

BERLIN YOUTH RALLY FIZZLES   Western Police Thwart Violence; 58 East Germans Desert.

Red Youth Rally In East Berlin Is Unsuccessful   West Heads Believe Strong U. S. Offensive Reason for Flop

WEST ZONE MAYOR DESCRIBES RALLY VIGTORY FOR WEST          Communists: Heeded Allie Warning; ‘Youths Paraded  In -Privine Bain -

Americans On Scene Say North Koreans Can rene Capital City At Will

U. S. to Aid South Korea In Attempt to Prevent East-West Conflict

American Embassy Burning Codes, Secret Documents   Tank-Led Northerners Reported Only Four Miles From Capital; Fire on U. 5S. Plane

Defenses Appear To Have Fallen In Seoul Area  Some Believe Reds Will Canture Clty

Invaders Reach Capital in 2 Days After Sneak Attack   South Korea Government Reported Heading For New Capital, 90 Miles to the South

American-Sponsored Nation Moves Capital  To Taejon, 90 Miles South of Seoul as Reds  Forge on Under ‘Virtually No Opposition’ By The United Press  RITE IC TIN

South Prepares fo Flee Seoul as Defense Collapses: Armies Hold Other Points

North Korea Units Mass In South Capital Suburbs As Fall Is Believed Near

Communist Armoy ‘Forces Massing  In Seoul Suburbs   Believe City Will Fall Soon

Trans-Atlantic Nen-Step Hop by Jet Plane Fails   Unexpected Bad Weather And Minor Defect in Plane Force Turnkback

Korean Plan Is Approved  By Assembly   Only Soviet Bloc Votes Against Eight-Nation Peace Program

UN Gives Signal for MacArthur to Drive North   Assembly Approves Unification-Recovery Blueprint for Korea

M’Arthur Gets UN Approval To Cross 38th  General iT Assembly  t. g.ie.,   General Assembly Smothers Soyiet Bloc In Vote on. Korea -

Recaptured Burning Port No Man’s Land   Reinforced Enemy Extends Bridgehead Over Naktong in West

Oklahoma Has Los 112,905 in Citizen Count Since 1940  Barney Cltiee Gain. Rural   Larger Cities Goin, Rural Areos Lose; State Moy Lose Two Congressmen

Oklahoma Has Los! 112,505 in Citizen Count Since 1940   Lorger Cities Gain, Rurai Areos Lose; State May Lose Two Congressmen

GOP Is Loud In Protests Over Formosa   Vandenberg Leads Criticism; Party Was Ignored

AMERICANS ARE WARNED TO GET OUT OF FORMOSA   ‘Truman!’s Hands-Off Decision Stirs Anger of Republicans,.

Republicans: Protest — Ruling on Formosa   Washington. Hears. Word ‘Has* Gone Out for Americans to Leave Chinese Nationalist Stronghold. Unless They Have. Important Business There.   UPRISING DANGER HINTED

Optimism Marks President's Economic Message to Congress   Americans in Formosa  Are Being Moved Out   Turmoil Rages in Capital over Policy While Internal Revolt Threatens Chiang

AMERICANS ARE TOLD TO LEAVE FORMOSA ee A LOY LEAY  GOP Assaiis Policy

Americans Told To Get Out Of Formosa; Policy Protested By Republican:

Americans in Formosa Told ‘Better Leave’   -G:0-.P; Angry at ‘Hands Off’ Plan Made by Truman

Americans Told To Leave  Ban on Formosa Action Stirs Reaction in Capital

Leave Formosa, Americans Told   TY @ 3). thet. Blk Oye   U. S.’s ‘It’s Not Our Fight’ Decision 1s Protested by GOP

Leave Formosa, Americans Told  U. S.’s ‘It’s Not Our   U. S.’s ‘It’s Not Our Fight’ Decision Is Protested by GOP

Nation Seeks To Avoid Any Complications  Island May be Hit By Reds Soon, Hint

Quiet Move Made To Get Americans Out Of Formosa      Order Underlines US Hands-Off Decision In Chinese Civil War

Desertion Of Formosa Stirs Senate Debate   Vandenberg Leads GOP Critics, Says Congress Ignored

Quit Formosa, Yanks Told  Quiet Officiel Move Undertines U.S. Policy;

Chiang Believed Facing A Threat Of A Revolution   Members Of GOP Strongly Oppose Troman’s, Action

GOP Protests Truman Stand On Formosa   Administration Takes ‘It’s Not Our Fight’  Attitude Toward Last Stronghold Of Chiang

Americans Told lo Quit Formosa  Republicans Blast “Hands-Off' Policy

U.S. Advises Americans to Quit Formosa   GOP Congressmen Roai Protest Over ‘Hands Of? Policy on Island

Americans Urged Out  Of Formosa   Republicans Roar Protest Of U. S. Hands Off Stand

Formosa Stand Arouses Angry 6. 0. P. Protesi   Congress Ignored In White House Edict

Americans Begin Evacuation From Threatened Isle  Move Underlines Decision By U. S. Toward Nationalists

cop Angry At Formosa  Aid Decision   Vandenberg Leads Attack On Truman's Surorise Statement

Oil City Guards Arrive At Gam   Training Will Not Start at Atterbury Until) Next Monday

Camp Atterbury Population Increases With Arrival of More Units of the 28th

HOUSES TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN SOUTH PART OF CITY  New $4,000,000 Housing Project Consisting Of 600 Units Will Get Underway In Lubbock Soon

wb veh st Mee HOUSES TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN SOUTH PAR! Vr’  New $4,000,000 Housing Project Consisting Of Ay) (Inits Will Get Underway In: Lubbock Soon

Break in 2-Year Mystery Comes as Gems Are Sold By Widower in ‘Frisco

Turning Point Is Reached in Korean War   Reds rorced to Virtual Standstill for Past Three Days

Armed Forces Striving To Meet Manpower Need With Calling Reserves   Seck to Avoid Another Draft Call; Need Is Also Great for Trained Specialists, Not Reeruils

Raid Five Racing — Joints   Equipment Seized and.  Men Arrested in Four  Kansas Cities; Nationa Gambling Tieup Seen

Kansas Ullicers In Gambling Raids Race Horse Betting Equip ment Seized in: Four Cities Yesterday  ARREST SIXTEEN MEN  Four Agents Found More Than 50 Customers in Wichita Spot   ARREST SIXTEEN MEN

AlliesPush Ahead on  Offensive   Red Counter-Attack Dents Center of. . Line Temporarily

Surging GI's Take Chongju Without Fight   Ex-Coastal Anchor Of Red Line Falls As Push Continues

Allies Push Forward In Huge Attack   UN Armies 55 Miles From Soviet Siberia In End-War Offensive; Drive Toward Manchurian Border

—TRUMAN LAX, HE SAYS — Dewey Outlines State Civilian Defense Plan

Unified Forces For West Voted By 15 Nations  Bloc Okehs Winnie's

Man Accused Of Killing 2 Tots   Sheriff Says Man, 47, Crushed Skulls of Two Children, Burned Bodie:

* * kk * * SOUTH KOREAN NAVAL. PATROL BOATS FIRE.  ON RUSSIAN SHIPS

Truman Plans Speaking Tour Unto Northwest, Winding Up !At Chicago Democratic Rally

TRUMAN TO SPEAK IN CHICAGO MAY 15   President Urges Favorable House Action On Middle "Income Housing Bill

Congress Has Decks Cleared For ‘Get-Away  All Rut ‘Handful’ C   All But ‘Handful’ C Big Bills Already Are Disposed Of

Legislators Clea Way for Long Recess   Few Big Bills Awaiting Action By Conaressrmen

NAMES DIVISION HELP   Appointments to Assist in Profes sional Chest Drive

Petit Jurors Drawn Today   January Term to Open Jan. 2, Call Jury Jan. 4

Military Heads Optimistic About U. S. Forces in Korea.   ‘Only Skeleton Staffs on Duty at Pentagon Building: During Holiday

Two Nations Send Out Giant Air Armada   Search Chief Thinks Los Plane Will Be Located Today

U. S. Officials Are Skeptical Toward Trygve Lie’s Plan for End of Cold War

Officials Doubt Possibility Of Ending Cold War  . Skeptical Attitude  nm Teownre Views   Skeptical Attitude Taken Toward Views Of UN Secretary Lie

Skeptical About End of Cold War  Americans Fail to Accept   Americans Fail to Accep' the Attitude of U.N. Secretary   LIE BACK FROM EUROPE   No Signs of Optimism. in State Department or i Congress

No Faith In Russia   American Officials Doubt Lie’s Efforts Can Change Red Polic;

U.S. Skeptical On Cold War   Officials Believe Lie Over Optimistic

Truman Doubtful Cold War Talks Gan Be Arranged   State Department Remains Skeptical Over Tijie’s Tannt

Where To Find It   Truman, Foreign Policy Chiefs Skeptical Of Lie’s Optimism

LEADERS DOUBT COLD WAR'S END POSSIBLF SOON   American Foreign Pol‘icy Officials Skeptical Over Report Made By United Nations Chief.

U.N. Official Will Talk With President on His Recent Visit  to Russia P

U.S. Officials Are Skeptical Of Lie’s Hope   From Truman Down, They See Little Chance For Cold War End

Lie’s Optimism Not Shared By U.S. Officials  Foreign Policy Heads . Doubt Possibility Of

US Views  Lie’s Hope With Doubt   Truman and Others Are Skeptical of End of Cold War Optimism   BY NEGOTIATIONS   ‘isits by UN Secretary To Stalin and Other Officials Is Complete

DOUGT VOICED DCH REGULTa FLIES TR   Policy Heads Await Report to Sec’y Acheson and United Nations.

U.S. Officials Skeptical of Cold War Talks  Truman Sets Keynote On Lie’s Belief That

American Foreign Experts Display Cautious Outlook On Lie’s Save-UN Journey

U. S. Skeptical Of Trygve Lie’s View That Cold War Parley Might Pay Off   President And State Department Officials Assume Cautious And Skeptical Attitude Toward Belief Of U. N. Secretary.

U.S. Skeptical Over Talks To End Cold War   Top Officials Take Cautious Attitude Regarding U. N.., Secretary’s Proposal for Negotiations.

Skeptical About End of Cold War   Americans Fail to Accep' the Attitude of U.N. Secretary   LIE BACK FROM EUROPE   No Signs of Optimism ir State Department or Congress

NEGOTIATION CAUTION —  U. S. Skeptical About Lie’s Cold War Ideas

UJ. 5. Skeptical Of Lie’s Belief Neaotiations May End Cold War   U.N. Official Wants To Arrange Talks Among Leading U. N. Member:

Foreign Policy Leaders Skeptical Over Chance Of Settling Cold War

CHIEF DOESN'T BACK UN YARN   Truman Skepticel of Trygve Lie’s Belief End to Cold Wer Possible

UN Armies Expected To Launch Northware Drive in September  Observers Believe Reds May Fall Apart Once Fighting Turns

Press Attache Ordered Out   Six on Trial Accused of Espionage in Newest Crackdown on Americans

Czechs Expel U.S. Information Service Director   Six Czechoslovaks Go on Trial on Charges Of Spying

CZECH REGIME RENEWS BLAST AGAINST U. §.   Ouster of Attache Asked; Spy Trial Under Way

Czechs Demand  U.S. Informatior Services Halted   Russia Satellite Turns on Pressure Aqainst Embassy

US. Target  Of New Move In Cold War   Joseph Kolarek To Be Expelled As More Trials Start

Six Persons Go On Trial on Spying Charges  - Communists Order Director of

Czechs Order Expulsion Of US. Official   Information Service Of America Also Demanded Halted Immediately

Czechoslovakia Closes U.S. Information Service Expels Kolarek, Its Head,  For Propaganda. Spving

AMERICAN EXPELLED BY CZECHS   Communists Order U. 5S. Information Service Office Closed Down at Once in Czechoslovakia.   SIX ON TRIAL AS AMERICAN SPIES   Prague GovernmentClaims Leader Confesses to Charge of Treason and Spying for U.S. Embassy.

Czechs Expel Diplomat Aid  Bal at lbeklaseeemtinr   End of Information  < oe mee a ee a Demanded

Czechs Order Press Attache Be Sent Home   Also Demand Im. mediate Halt To U.S. Information Service

Immediate Half Of Information Service Ordered  Six Czechs Charged ASU. S. ‘Spy Ring’ _ At Prague Embassy .

Expulsion Of Ameriean  Is Ordered   Czechs Demand U.S. Immediately Halt Information Service In Their Country

Spying Charge Brings Denial By Marylander   U.S. Information Services  Closed Down Under Decree

Information Head Linked To Spy Work   Nation Demands U.S Halt Activities; Prague Trials Open

New York Slugger Sends Ball Into Left Field  Stands   [IN FIRST OF THE 10TH   [o Give American League Club a 2 to  Win in Second Game

Clout to Left Field Stands In Tenth Ends Second Game Tie   Coleman Scores In 2nd Innine   Lone PhillyMarkerCame In Fifth By Goilat; 32,000 See Game

Dimag Homer Wins Second for Yanks   Victory in 10-Inning Game Puts New York in 2-0 Lead in Series

TIME—=3:06. ATTENDANCE—32,660 paid. RECEIPTS—$1,171,142.36. WP—Reynolds.  LP—Roberts.

Yanks Win Second in Series, 2-1  Reynolds Whip: - Roberts in Extra Tnninac

N.Y. Veteran Hits 4-Bagger In 10th Frame   Phils Make Fine Stand in Second Game of Series

Yankees Pull Out of 9th Inning Hole With Double Play While Two On.   TIME—3:06. ATTENDANCE—32,660 paid. ° RECEIPTS—$1,171,143.36. ‘ WP—Reynolds. L.P.—Roberts.

Second Game  To Yanks   Joe DiMaggio Hits Homer in Tenth  To Become Series Second Game Hero

DiMaggio Hits Home Run in Tenth to Win   32,660 Fans Watch Phillies Lose 2nd Game to Americans

ROBERTS LOSES 10-INNING DUEL   Joltin’ Joe Blasts One To Give American Champs 2-Game Lead   REYNOLDS IS WINNER

Joe DiMaggio’s Homer In Tenth Brings Victory to New Yorkers   CixXxTH INNING   CEVENTH INNING   NINTH INNING

INGRID CHARGED — WITH DESERTION   Divorce: Suit Does Not Mention Rossellini

Six Million Now Are Eligible For State. Benefits   Weekly Checks Will Ge To Workers Who Are Idled By Ilness

Value of Your Dollar Going Down Again   Some Think More Production Will Put Floor Under It

Phone Union Delays Strike   16-Day Postponement Won bv Conciliator

Phone Groups Delay Strike Until Feb. 24   ‘U.S. Conciliation Chief Obtains 16-Day Postponement Of Walkout On Plea Of National Public Need

TELEPHONE STRIKE PUT OFF BY UNION “TILL FEBRUARY 24   Walkout Postponed at Re. quest of Cyrus Ching to Pave Way for Mediation Efforts.   BEIRNE VOICES HOPE ROW CAN BE SETTLED    Delay Announced as Western  Electric’s Dispute With ) A. T. & T. Is Taken Up.

Phone Strike Threat Called Off To Feb. 24   Ching Gets Postponement On Plea Of Public  Interecs

Telephone Workers Set Strike Date Back Until Feb. 24 For Mediation   Cyrus S. Ching Calls For Intensified Effort On Both Sides To Reach Agreement, But Each Takes Verbal Jabs At Other's Sincerity

Company, Union Aare, But Fach Gets ln Cracks  Both Sides Want  issues Settled As 7  BARAT 1.6 BD MEG Pee ee

Phone Strike Off to Feb.24  Public Interest Plea Wine Dactnanamant

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CONFERENCE PLANNED   ‘51st Annual Session Will Be Held At Fairfield Church Sunday Afternoon, Evening

Seek To Avert New Rail Tieup   Mediation Board Head Plans Action

United Nations 24th Division Is Reported in the Action   Mrs. Otte ae Se Re-Named PresiPalmyra Groun

Pyongyang larget Of ‘Allied Attack  Two Spearheads Are Moving Toward the Red Kor "ean Capital SEE END OF THE WAR United Nations 24th Divis ion Is Reported in sl Acethan

Game As They Come     ‘Take It Easy,’ Says Pinned ‘Man As Doc Cuts Off Legs

Witness Helped While Doctor Amputated  Blames Dilapidated Equipment For Bloody Train Wreck -

BRAVEST MAN EVER SAW’   By JOHN KENNETH WALSH As Told to the United Press

Most Momentou: Decisions Since "BH Face U.N.   World Peace Or New War May Hang On China Intervention

US Watches Red China, Soviet Russia  World War Ill  Hangs In Balance   As Leaders Worry

Red China's Intervention Raises Very Critical Strateqic Questions

Chinese Reds’ Move In Korea Brings U.S. Up To Some Of Most Vital Decisions Since End Of World War I]

U . S SS : Su e  = : ond  By y R ¢ d Ch T li :   horean Intervention Is Cause of Critical ‘Inquirv-by-Action”

CHINA'S POSITION PRESENTS CRITICAL PROBLEM F ORI. S   U. S. Strategists Face Most Trying Question Since End Of Last War   DECISION EXPECTED TO BE FORTHCOMING SOON

Red China in Korea Raises Grave Issues   World Peace or a Great New World War May Hang in Answers —U. S. Able to Find

Most Critical Problem Since War Is Studied   World Peace Hinges On Question “What Is China Up To?’

REDS CAPTURE: TWO POINTS IN NEW ASSAULT   Three Commie Divisions Gain South of Seoul—U, S. Jet Fighters Score

U.S. Seldiers Withdraw Eight to Ten Miles; Lack of Fuel May Stall Enemy Tank Trusts.   SITUATION NOT SERIOUS—MACARTHUR

American Troops Retreat to South  Units Reinforced, Continue Battle

U.S. Troops Reported Retreating   MacArthur Advises Ground Force Picture Not Serious

U. S. Troops Are Forced To. Retreat   American Jets Destroy Eight Enemy Tanks

Korean Reds Continue To Smash Onward   Gen. MacArthur In Report of Gains For Communists

U. S. Situation Said Not Serious  Despite Reverses   Communists Thrust Far Below Seoul In Face Of Heaviest U.S. Air Blows

Invaders Press Toward Osan And Pyongtaek, General MacArthur’s Communique Reports — Field Dispatches Indicate Red Vanguard Is Sixty Miles South  Of Seoul — Destruction Of More Russian-Built Tanke And Plenae  ictad

3:Divisions Of Invaders Pushing On   _ Field. Reports Say They‘re 60 -Miles Below Sani!

PUSH YANKS BACK EIGHT TO 10 MILES   Three North Korea Divisions, Paced by Tanks, Maintain Steady Thrust Into South Korea.   YANKS FIRE POINT BLANK ON TANKS   Remove Breech Blocks and Sights Before Falling Back ‘for Regrouping and Reorganization.”

Commies Capture  Towns ~— Army Denies Red      Army Denies Red Claim American Unit Wined Out:

“Not Serious” Report Sent  By MacArthur   Americans Destroy 20 To 35 of Communists’ 170 Tanks in Korea,  Also 19-25 Yak Planes

Yank troops Withdraw For ‘Regrouping  U. S. Field Forces aap To — Des L  aan tsrivean Bae

Heavy Tanks Leading Way   Field Dispatches Admit Yanks Forced Back, Tokyo Saye They Withdrew

U.S. Jet Planes Destroy 8 Tanks. New Strikes South of Suwon Base

Communists 00 Miles South of Seoul Is-Report   MacArthur Report . ‘Admits Withdrawal of. American_Forces.

MacArthur Says Withdrawal for Reorganization   Three North Korean Divisions Reported Pressing Southward

Commies Are Now 60 Miles  Below Seoul   American Gunners Fire Point-Blank At Tanks; Get Four

Yanks Withdraw Under Tank and Infantry Attack   Invaders Are Reported 60 Miles Below Seoul; Pounded by Planes

Reds’ Vanguard Placed 60 Miles South of Seoul  hae Hea idqu arters  Banarte 2 Diiuieianc

Tanks Leading Powerful Push Of Communists   U. S. Losses Heavy In Little Blitzkrieg

American Troops Withdrawn For Regrouping   Jet Planes Destroy Eight Tanks in Recent New Strikes

American Troops Withdrawing to  Regroup, Reform Formed Back 8 to   Formed Back 8 to 10 Miles; Losses ‘Nominal’ to Heavy

American Troop: Withdrawn For Regrouping  Diwnmeace BPactr:   Jet Planes Destroy Eight Tanks in Recent New Strikes

Reds Take Pyongtaek And Reach Chonan Despite Attacks On Their Tank Forces

Jet Planes Destroy Enemy Tanks But Others Continue To Press Advance 

U.S. Knocks Out Red-Built Tanks With Jet Planes   Situation Not Serious, MacArthur Asserts As Troops Withdraw

Infantry, Tank Assaults Force Yanks To Withdraw   US Jets In Heavy Action

Three N. Korean Red  Divisions Drive South; Pyongtaek Reported Taken

Military High Command Quotes Reassurances From General MacArthur's Headquarters, Denying Field Forces  _ Are in Precarious Position Despite Successes of Red Tanks—Plans Pushed to Rush Reinforcements, Particulariv Air Power. to Battle Front.   INVADERS PUSH SOUTHWARD

But Reds Stab 60 Miles Past Seoul, Report  Sa, arte tt ee ate   Say 40,000 Troops Push Yanks South

lowa Political Drive Near End   Hickenlooper and Loveland Finished

Fate of lowa Candidates Now Up to Voters   il Appeals for Support End State’s Frenzied Campaign

(, W. Jonnson ls Beafen With His Own Pistol   Burglar Surprised In Act Of Entering Conee At Lamesa

Boyle Accuses Republicans  Potato Surnine   Potato Surplus Used to Smear Farm Plan. He Says

Showdown Near On Spy Charges  Se Bo”. Geese eee See Se ee   McCarthy’s Cases Being Re-Checked

Red Charge Showdown Seems Near   Confidential FBI Data Given to Senate Committee

Showdown in ‘Spy for Russ’ Case Expected   Senate Inquiry Group Examines FBI File on Person Named as Top Red Agent in Country

Committee Gets FBI Data on One Principal Case   . Hoover, McGrath To Appear Before Probers Monday

SPY SHOWDOW BELIEVED NEAR   Senate Group Gets Data On Individual Accused By Sen. McCarthy

FBI Data Given On Accused 'Red’   State Department Contend: Senator's Charge Untrue

Senate Probers Near Showdown With M Carthy?  Confidential Data ;

Probers Hold Secret Session With Hoover, U. S. Attorney General   Get ‘Summation’ : of Data In Files   Washington Paper Says Information Does Not Back McCarthy Charge

—McCARTHY— Probers Get Confidential  Information  Hoover, McGrath To Appear Monday

‘Spy for Russia  Case in Senate NearShowdowr   Confidential Files Don’t Support MeCarthy's Charges, Paper Says

FBIDataOn One Case Is Given Group   Information On Man Senator Says Is Ton Agent. :

Confidential F.B.E. Dat. on One Agent Given  to Senate Group; Petcce tak de sie.

FBI Files" Are Opened To Probers   McCarthy Confident That Data Will Back Up Charges of Spies In State Department

FBI Data Is Studied By Probe Group   File Concerns ‘No.  U.S. Red’ Accused By Sen. McCarthy

SECRET REPORT OF FBI IS SENT TO COMMITTEE   Confidential Data On One Principal Case In Hands OF juve gators—Nam Withheld During  le  quiry.

Senator Calls It Test of Truth Of His Charges   Probers Get FBI Data: ~ Hoover, McGrath tc  _ Testify Monday

Senate Probers Near Showdown On Spy Charge:   Rep ort Committee Given Confidential FBI Data On State Dept. Employe

SHOWDOWN IS NEAR IN SPY CHARGE CASE   FBI Data Shown to Senate Investigators; Hoover May Testify.

SHOWDOWN NEAR Ob MeCARTHY CHARGES   Meinbers of Senate Committee Given ‘ Look at FBI Files on Accused Official —

Senate Group Gets FBI Data About Accused   McCarthy Claims Records To Back Up His Charges

FB. PROVIDES INFORMATION ON SUSPECT   Data Is About Man Accused By Sen. McCarthy   PLANS MADE   To Permit State Department Officials To Reply To Charges

Showdown On McCarthy Spy Charge. Nears   Confidentail FBI Date Given To Senate Inquiry Groun

showdown Nears In Sen. M’Carthy Red Accusation  FBI Data, Records ‘On One e Case”

HOOVER AND M'GRATH DUE. BEFORE GROUP   Committee Given Analysis Of Data On One Individual

Showdown Near on Red Charges   Senator Banks Entire Case on Outcome of “Top Agent” Check

Showdown Near On Red Charges   Ohio Congressman Is Still Skeptical

Hear FBI Chief Monday In Probe Of Russian Spy   Senator McCarthy’s Communist Charges Near Showdown Stage

“Spy For Russia” Investigation Is Close To Climax   -M’Carthy ‘alls For Test On His Charges; FB  Chief, a S. Attorney General To Appear Before Committee Monday

Senate Investigators Are Near Showdown With McCarthy On ‘’Spying for Russia’ Case  Confidential FBI Data on One Man Has Been Given to Subcommittee

McCarthy Spy-for-Russia’ Charge Nears Showdown at Senate Quiz   FBI Releases Confidential Data on Man in State Department Named by GOP Senator; Paper Says Files Fail to Support Accusation

Probers Given Data on “Spy”   Senate Committee Appears to be Approaching Showdown With Sen. MeCarthy in Case Which He Calls Test of Charges Against State Depart ment.   INFORMATION CONFIDENTIAL

McCarthy Puts Outcome of His Claim on Report   FBI Makes Its File Available to Probers Hunting Down Charge:

Senate Probers, McCarthy Facing  Showdown Finale Files Under Study   Files Under Study In Case of ‘Agent’ Named on List

Senate Probers Near Showdown  With McCarthy   Confidential Data On ‘One Principal Case’ Is Available

Ten Old Folks Die In Texas Barracks Fire   Inmates of Convalescent Home Trapped During Gay Christmas Party

Ten Bedridden Old People Die I Texas Blaze  Las Phed Ove 1 Their  malig et —. Wee...

Ten Feeble Old People Perish in Barracks Blaze   Trapped as They Laug} Over Yule Gifts: Four Others Survive

10 Feeble Old People Die In Panhandle Fire  Co At Ss Se a Se   Yule Party Ends In Disaster As Home Is Devoured

Tragic Fire af Home for Aged Takes Ten Lives   Christmas Party Turns Into Ghastly Inferno in Barn-Like Barracks.

F iery Death For Ten. Old Folks .   -Victims Were Patients In Amarillo Home For Conval scents; 38  Others Escape Flames

Ten Feeble Old People Are Burned fo Death Affer Being Trapped in Barracks in Texas

Ten Aged Persons Die, Trapped By Fire at a Party   Convalescent Home Blaze at Amarillo  Cuts Off Escape for Celebrating Inmates

Home For Aged Is Razed By Inferno   Former Snyder Man, Spur Resident Are Amona Victims: 37 Persons Are Saved

Holiday Death Toll Mounting  Rest Home Blaze Kills 10 Old People

10 Old. Folk Perish as Fire Sweeps Through Panhandle Barracks Home

TEN DIE IN FINE  Barn-Like Old Folks Home at Amarillo, Texas a Holocaust

Dormitory Destroyed By Blaze   Aged Patients Trapped In Flaming Building

Fire Kills 10 At Infirmary   Tragedy Climaxes  Glee Over Presents

0 Old People Die In Fire At Amarillo, Texas  35 Other Patients   35 Other Patients Saved; Cause Of Blaze Unknown

10 FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE PERISH IN TEXAS FIRE   Trapped in Barn-Like Con: valescent Home Near Amarillo.

10 Old People Perish in Fire   Trapped as They Laugh Over Christmas Presents at Amarillo, Texas.

10 Old People Die in Texas Panhandle Fire   Only 4 Survive Blaze; Victims Bedridden, 3 Were Blind

Officials Certain It Came From Missing Plane   Search Abandoned After Only Clue to Bomber Turns Up

British Discover Raft Of Privateer Type   A. F, Calls Off Search for Plane, 10 Airmen Lost Over Baltie

Two Men, One From Kansas City, Named In Horsemeat Racket  Government Prepares Court Action Against HHegal Shipments

Pair Charged After Federal Inquiry Made  Complaints Filed At Dallas: Arrests   Complaints Filed At Dallas; Arrests Evnected Shortly

HELD FOR COURT ON CHARGES AFTER CRASH   Catherine L. Krall, Dover, R. D. And William Julius, East Berlin, Given Hearing At York

Rayburn Speaks fo Honey Grove s&PW Wednesday   Peace Is Goal of All Members of  Government

U. S. Forees Open Attack In Area Lost   Ist Cavalry, 25th Division Start Drive Against Reds In ‘Wedge’

Rain Hampers Assaults by Allied Planes   American Forces, Greatly Outnumbered, Hold Firm As Enemy Seeks Quick Victory

Two Boys Shot And Wounded In Stolen Car   Former Inmates of Training School Are Trapped at Boonville

FCC Blasted For Ruling On Color TV   Industry Threatens Quick Court Action

Court Action Is Threatened In FCC Approval of CBS ~ Method of. Color Television

LABOR REGIME ON TWO ISSUES   Conservatives Press Fight on Housing And Steel Nationalization

Attlee May Face Early Showdown In Commons Tories Challenge  [ ghar an Tecna   Tories Challenge Labor on Issue Of Iron and Steel  Nationalization

Move to Test Labor’s Rule  Over Britain   Housing and Public Ownership of State Industry Chosen as Issues by Churchill

SHOWDOWN TOM IN BRITISH HOUSE ON STEEL ISSUE   Churchill's Tories Challenge Attlee to Battle on Question of State Ownership  of Industry.   HOUSING PROGRAM ALSO DRAWS FIRI   Labor Government May BK: Forced to Resign If Conservatives Press for Confidence Vote.

Churchill Challenge. Immediate   Conservatives To Bring Steel issue

Tories Challenge Labor to Battle on Nafionalizing   Conservatives Force Issue on Housing, lron, Steel Programs

Socialists: Get Quick Challenge   New Election Could Be Forced.at Once

British Cabinet Faces Showdown   Churchill Hurls Prompt Challange On Stee! Nationalization, Housing

Indo-China Reds Gel Ist Setback  nch Army Fore pom captur a Ecmiers

Jensen Terms Valley Ag Plan a Trial Balloon   ‘To See How Far People Will Go to Subjuaate Selves for Aid’

TOYS FOR BERLIN’   Children Thrilled by Gifts From American Leaion

NO DECIDED CHANGES   Weatherman Predicts Unseasonabl - Temperatures for This Week

Pledge as Red Leads To Altar   Remington’s Former Wife Gives Testimony

Laborites Set British Ballot Test Feb. 23   Attlee Government Called Favorite to Keep Posts In Left-Wine Hands

FORMER FRIEND CALLED BY U. §   Rathborne Testifies Against Bridges

Ease More Reich Bans  Allies Plan to Allow Foreigners to Invest Canital There Again

Allies Plan Expansion  Of Industry   West Reich To Get New Blood In Relaxed Hold On Investments

Jets to Guard Vital Centers   All-Weather Interceptors Ordered On 24-Hour Duty by Air Force

Doctors Fail But Cousin Didn't in Trying To Give Girl the Measles

TO BROADCAST FROM THE BACHE   Summer Vaudeville Con  tests Sponsored By Frank Callahan.

“Strengths” In  Washington  Lacking, S Says Rut. Mr. Graham Saves   But, Mr. Graham Says American People Recornize Threat

Cash Found Under Barn At Suspect’s Farm Bank Cashier Fakes Burglary To Conceal Thefts Of Funds

CASHIER TAKES $21,779; FAKE S BANK BURGLARY   Forged Signatures On Notes - Hid $19,099 Underneath  His Barn.

Bank Cashier Fakes $71,179 Robbery  FBI Finds $19,099 Biddes saacloe Been

ADMITS BANK THEFT   Indiana Cashier Says He Reported Burglary as a Ruse

Woman “Keep ing Company” With Other Mar Man Killed Wife By Dragging  Her Behind Auto, Police Say

Eyewitness To Long Island Train Wreck Describes Ghastly Scene Of Carnage

Eyewitness Says Scene Inside Train Defies Description   Finds Tangled Mass Of Legs, Arms, Bodies

U.S. DEMANDS U.N. SUPPORT ON USE OF FORCE   American Policy or on Korea Set at Secret Meeting in Washington.

To Seek UN Backing For Military Action   United States Reported Ready to Pre. sent Demand for Move Against Red North Korea at Meeting of Security Council Late Today.   'RESOLUTION' DRAWN UP

—U. N. TO GET ‘RESOLUTION’ U.S. Ready ToDemand  Arms Action In Korea

Security Council Meefing Called On Korean War   United States Reported Ready - To Seek Action

GermansGiven Right To Bear Arms For UN      12 Atlantic Pact Nations Agree To Permit 150,000 West Reich Soldiers To Aid  In Defense Against Communism

Pact Deputies Agree To Arm 150,000 Men   Will Be Fifth Of West Defense

[ARMING OF GERMANS IS AGREED UPON   Atlantic Pact Deputies Would Place Guns in the Hands of MA Men.

Arms Slated  For Germans   Pact Lands Agree to Give Guns to 150.006

15,000 Others Await Removal To Safe Points   City Waits for North Winds to Drop and Let Backed-Up Water Loose

lood Chases ore Out f Winnipeg  5,000 Residents   5,000 Residents Join Frantic Exodus From Citv

15,000 More Await Evacuation; Shift of Wind or Added Rains Might Destroy City

Angry Red River May Doom City  Expect 100,000 More To Seek Shelter

5,000 More Flee Winnipeg; Flood Crest Seen Today   15,000 Women, Childrer Wait Transportation; 6 Square Miles Covered

FLOODED RIVER CRESTING TODAY   5,000 More Flood Victim: Removed From Stricken Winnipeg

lood Chases ore Out f Winnipeg  5.000 Residents Join Frantic Exadus From City

Two Arkansans Evade Capture   Powhatan Private, Magnolia Officer Among 200 Escapees

H-BOMB SITE IN EGYPT IS CONSIDERED   Senator Lucas Says He Has Told Atomic Energy Commission of Southern IIliinois Plant Advantages.   » O’HARA ALSO URGES LOCATION IN EGYPT   Area Has Rail, Water Transportation, Labor Force and Much Government-Owned Land.

Lucas Urges H-Bomb Plant forArea  Annunzio Lists Advantages of Little Eavnt

U. S. Attacks Keep Reds Off Balance   600 Invaders Killec In Initial Clash

Hanley Attacks Lack of National Civil Defense   Truman Administration Said Unprepared In Korean Crisis

"Point Four’ Foreign Aid Vote Slated:   Senate Prepares to Ballot Measure Which Also Provides Technica] and Industrial Help Abroad

Foreign Aid Bill Expected To Pass But Close Vote ‘Seen on Point 4 Plan

Draft Measure OK'd hy House; Te Pass Aid Bill   Selective Service Is Kept Alive; Co-ops Subject of Debate by Taxing Officials.

Copper Sold To Red China   Flying Cloud Waits in Port to Hear Fate of Lubricant Cargo for China

Senators Probe Copper Exports To Red China   Metal: Shipped From Japan via U.S. to Chinese

Long Haul of Copper Told To Senators   Subcommittee Inquires Into Movement of 314 Million Pounds of Metal

‘Chinese Reds Get American Copper, Witness Testifies _   Shipments in Past Year 3.5 Million Pounds, U. S. Senate Probers Are Told

Copper Hauled Around World   Tale of Large Amount Reaching  To ‘Red’ China

Tells of Copper Shipped Around ~ World to Red Chine   Witness Says Metal Went From Japan to New York to China

Senate Investigators Unfold Tale of Copper Cargo Hauled ‘Round the World

U.S. Firm Sells Vital Copper To Red Ching   Peddles More Than Three ~ Million Pounds to Nation’s Enemy:

LOCAL GROCER, WIFE ARE CITED FOR BEER SALE   Killian Orders Stringent Enforcement of Liquor Laws

TEMPERATURE   St. Joe Package Dealers Arrested   Flurry Of Cases Involving ‘Minors Stirs County Officials

B-29's Dump Six Hundred and Twenty-five Tons c Bombs Dealing Crippling Blow to Enemy Sur ply Lines.

B-29s On Biggest Raid of War  70. Superforts: Leave Retiner In Flames -

Frazer River’s Dikes Collapse In Three Places While Hundreds Battle Torrents

MANY FLEE AS RIVERS FLOOD + IN NORTHWEST   Volunteers and Soldiers Battle to Bolster Dikes Protecting 50,000 Persons.

Congress Will Seek Status Of Bomb Secrets  Plan Moves Aimed Toward Tightening

F BI Chief Testifies In Spy Hearing   Committee May Try To Extradite British Scientist

Forces In Northeast Korea In Dangerous Strategic Situation, With Lone Road To Use As Escape Route

Odds Mounting Against Escape Of Tenth Corns   Force May Have To Fight Its Way Down Gorge or Be Rescued By Air

Asks Kansan to Set or Retract His Red Charges   Demand on Senator Schoeppel is Made By Gov. Ernést  Gruenina of Alaska

A ‘Put Up» Or Shut Up’ ‘Demand   ‘ Governor of Alaska: Says ‘Schéeppel Should In Honor Either Prove Or Retract Charges

Alaska Governor Demands Proof   Says Schoeppel Should Prove Red Charge or Make Retract Statement

SCOUTS HONORED   13 From County to Attend “ational Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa.

Victim's Body Found at Scarboro    Slayer look Corpse 100 Miles From Crime Scene

Dewey Won't Be Candidate For 3rd Term   New York Governor, However, Leaves Door Open for Another Try at White Howse

Weather at Yuma   Won't Run in N. Y., But Leaves Door Open for Presidency

Gov. Dewey Is Out of N.Y. Race   Leaves Way Open For Another Try At White House

WEY REFUSES TO RUN AGAIN FOR GOVERNOR   Titular Head of GOP Plans to Resume Law Practice

JOBLESS TOTAL DROPS 561,900   IMPROVEMENT COMES AFTER 8-YEAR HIGH IN UNEMPLOYMENT

Job Situation Is Picking Up After Big ‘Drop   Employment Is Up Nearly 600 Million In March; Outlook Held Good

Employment Up During March: 57 Million Jobs   500,000 Fewer Jobless In March After 8-Year Low

Jobs Increase After Sinking To 8-Year Low   Census Bureau Says Mareh Toial Shows Encoureringe Gains

US Employment Islmproving After Decline  Number Of Jobless In February Was Worst In 8 Years

Employment Gains During Last Month   Situation Improves After Sinking To Worst Level in 8 Years

Begins To Change After Worst Level In Eight Years   New Census Figures Show 561,000 Fewer Jobless Last Month

Job Situation Much Improved, Sawyer Reports  Employment in Nation Up 561,000 In March;

JOB SITUATION LOOKS BETTER   Report Shows 561,000 Fewer Unemployed in March; Openings Increase

561,000 Fewer Jobless in March Nation’s Employment Situation Improving

Spring Job Increase Seen  Employment Picture Improves After Drop To Kieht-Year Low

Unemployment Picture Shows improvement  F<T AOD EFaower   561,000 Fewer Jobless Listed During March

U.S. Jobless Situation Is  Said Improving   March Unemployed 561,000 Fewer Than February

U.S, JOBLESS SITUATION IS SEEN BRIGHT EF   Unemployment Fig u res Drop After Hitting “ieht-Year Low

General Motors Cuts Pav For 230.000: Truman Moves ToPreve nt Rail Walkout

Gunmen Slug Brink's Caer ds  Steal $15,000   Fouf Invade Payroom Of Big Carpet Plant: Police Given Details

Bandits Rough Brink Trio, Take $15,000  Four Gunmen Ambush Guards, Flee With Firm Pay Roll

Four in Masks Beat And Rob Brinks Guards   Payroll Messenger Tied Up By Mystery Robbery of Factory

Escapee Chained To Bed After Recapture  Detained In Longview Fruspital Pending Arrival Of Franklin Sheriff   Four Gunmen Wearing Air Raid Warden Gas Masks Ambush ‘Armored Car Crew And Escape With: $15,000 Factory Payroll

Three Are Slugged By Gunmen   Outlaws Wearing Air Raid Warden Gas Masks Escape With $15,000

4 Payroll Bandits Slug Brinks Guards; Escape With $15,000 In Loot

ANOTHER BIG HOLDUP — Gunmen Wear Gas Masks,  Snatch $15,000 Payroll

Gunmen Slug Guards; Take $15,000 Cash   Brinks Again Victimized By Robbers; 4 Shotgun Armed Men Stage Bold Connecticut Job

PATOL TAKEN FRM FALTORY BY FOUR MEN   Holdup at 5 A. M. Made Few Hours Before $150,000 Shipment Due.

Brink's Guards Ambushed Af Carpef Plant   $15,000 Payroll Cash Taken; 4 Gunmen — Wear Air Raid Masks

FOUR BANDITS GE $1000 PAYROLL IN PLANT HOLGUP   Brink's Guards Slugged By Robbers At Thompson tlle Mame

Three Brink’s Guards Beaten;  $15,000 Taken   Four Men Escape After Robbery In Connecticut

Four Gunmen Seize $15,000 Pay Roll and Slug Guards   Robbers Wear Gas Masks, Carry Shotguns; Apparently Escape From Carpet Plant After Attacks; Long Search Goes On

Four Gunmen Give Victims Brutal Beating   Thompsonville Carpet Factory  Hee ek PS

Four Masked Gunmen Beat Guards And Escape With $15,000 Conn. Payroll

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   A Bandits. Wearing Army Gas Masks. Get Over $20,000

HOLDUP GANG GETS $15,000   Rob And Beat 3 Brink’s Guards In Factory Pay Room

The Jinxed Brink’s Is Hit Again   Gas-Masked Bandits Take $15,000 From Money Firm Crew in Rug Plan   PAYROLL IS PRIZE   Burglar Alarm Foils Try At Another Office of The Transfer Concern

BRINK'S GUARDS BEATEN, ROBBED   Four Gunmen Get. $15,000 In Holdup And Escape In Automobile In Town In Connecticit.

Brink Guards Are Robbed Of $15 000   4 Bandits Slug 3 Guards, Get Payroll

Brink's Guards Slugged, Robbed   4 Gunmen Get $15,000 in Connecticut Pay Office Raid

FOUR BANDITS ROB BRINK'S MEN OF S10,000 PAY ROLL   Gunmen Conceal Themselves in Big Connecticut Carpet Factory and Ambush Three Guards.   CAR BEARS LICENSE TAGS FROM BAY STATE   But Gang Is Believed a Differ ent One Than Staged S1,JFOO.000 Boston Holdup January 17,

Brinks Guards Again Robbed  _ 4 Bandits Flee With ~ $15,000 in Conn.

Thugs Slug, Rob 3 Brink's Guards  Four Stage Daring Holdup At Factory

4 Bandits Ambush Brink’s Guards, Flee With $15,000   Payroll For Connecticut Factory Seized; Men’s Descriptions Known

Bandits Flee After Beating Brinks Guards   Four Masked Robbers Take $15,000 In Pay Room Of Carpet Firm

$15,000 Taken by 4 Gunmen in PlantHoldup   Interstate Shipment of Money Suspected as FBI Enters Case

ras Masks Worn By Four Gunmen In Plant Holduy   andits Flee In Car After Seizure Of Payroll In Thompsonville, Conn.

ROBBERS SLUG BRINK GUARDS   Four Believed Armed Witt Shotguns Take $15,000, Escape

BRINK HOLDUP NETS 4 THUGS $15,000   Guards Slugged, Robbed In Thompsenville. Conn; Entrance Is Mystery

Bandits Slug. Rob Three Brink’s Men Of $15,000   Payroll Is Taken   Payroll Is Taken At Carpet Firm At Thompsonvill  In Connecticut

Another Brinks Payroll Taken by Bandits at Plant   Four Men Hidden in Factory, Waylay Guards With $15.000

Three Guaras With Payroll Are Ambushed   Brink’s Employes Again Targets Of Clieive Bandits

Gunmen Slug Brink Guards Cet $15,000   4 Thugs Flee After Seizing Factory Pavroll in Conn.

3 Brinks Guards Robbed by Thugs   4 Robbers ‘Secure $15,000 In Holdup - In Connecticut

   4. Gunmen Rob Brink’s  Armored Car  ’ ] 7  Of $15,000   Robbery Staged 100 Miles From Scene of Million Dollar Holdup

ARREST 3 REDS FOR OPPOSING U.S. OCCUPATION   Arrests Follow Distributing Red Leaflets in Tokyo

JAPS CONTINUE PURGING REDS   3 Charged With Distributing Leaflets Opposing Occupation.

Scott Organizes Relief Committe For Hail Victims   Governor Presides Over Meeting, Held In Raleigh Friday

Blast Blocks  Rescue of Trio   Heroic Father Hurled From Wife, Children

CRITICAL STRIKE BROUGHT TO END   Production Of Soda Ash Resumed After Walkout That Lasted 102 Dave.

China’s Red: May Make Major Step   Anybody’s Guess As to What That Move Micht Be

Hong Kong Expects Major Step Soon By China; Cities Under Martial Law

CHINESE CITIES PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   International Moves By Reds Seen Soon  In Manchuria

It’s Anybody’s Guess What Move Will Be  Major Step By Chinese Reds Is Looming

Hong Kong Fear: Red China Plans Maj jor Step Soon  wa S geeS. rl

Verbal Free-for-All . . .  Attack on F. D. R’s Yalta Conference Enlivens Eleanor’s Television Show

TV Show Turns Into Verbal Free-for All    Hurley Raps Yalta Conference On Mes. FDR’s Program

Hurley Blames China’s Loss To Yalta Pact   Wartime General and Post War Diplomat in China Takes Issue with Eleanor

Hurley Attacks Yalta Conferenes Over Television   Mrs. Roosevelt’s ‘Show Is Vehicle For Verbal Blast

Hurley, Mrs. Roosevelt In  Verbal Battle  . Scere, Bee Gee. = ges Ome ey Tees   Sunday Television Show Guest Attacks Yalta ‘Acreement’

MRS. ROOSEVELT AND GEN. HURLEY CLASH ON YALTA   Former Ambassador Holds U.S. Aided Russia  In Agreement   LINKS OTHERS WITH ALGER HISS THERE

Mrs. Roosevelt’s Television Show Develops Into Verbal Battle Over Yalta Conference

Mrs. Roosevelt Show Becomes Free-For-All  Gen. Hurley Attack Yalta Secrroat Part

— BITTER DEBATE ON YALTA—  Pat Hurley, Mrs. F.D.R. Cross Swords on TV

ELEANOR'S TY SHOW BECOMES A FREE-FOR-ALL   Gen. Hurley Starts Fireworks With Attack on Yalta . “Surrender.”

Free-For-All Develops On Television Show When Gen. Hurley Biasts Yalta Conference

Battle Over The Past Pat Hurley, Mrs. FDR Clash On TV Over Yalta Conference

Blames Yalta For Commie Victory  Gen. Hurley Charges Diplomats Slipped Up

Liz, ls Going To Be Glamour -Girl Bride, Plunging Neckline and All

By Virginia MacPherson United Press Hollywood  fi awrvwacr.armrant

Nation Facing Drab Outlook In Labor Field   Maritime, Rail and Phone Strikes May Develop; CM Palka Slated

Major Strikes Threatening in Many Industries  Even With Coal Crisis Over, Nation’s Labor Picture Still Gloomy

MERCURY DUE TO DROP   Forecast Calla For ‘. b-Freezing Temperatures for All of State

Posse Hunting Killer Of Three  Daughter One Of Gur Victims In Ozarks

Posse Hunts Man-Killer In Ozark Hills   Slew 3 Persons, Wounded Others Before Escaping

3 KILLED IN OZARK SHOOTING   POSSE SEEKS MAN WHO INVADED FARM ON KILLING SPREE

SLAYER OF 3 ~ SURROUNDED BY - OZARKS POSSE   Manhunt on Near Eminence Mo., for Ex-Convict Gunman.

Hunt Ex-Convict in Killing of 3   Gunman Surrounded in Ozarks After Wild Shooting Spree

Patrols Find Only Slight Opposition   Gen. Walker Flies to Taejon Airport for War Council

Rail Strike Threat Mounts For Tomorrow   Four Railroads And Union Appear To Be Deadlocked

RAIL STRIKE. SEEN LIKELY   Walkout. of Firemen May Be Called Wednesday  As Talks Fail

Juan Sanchez Gets 20 Years  Murder Case Jury   Murder Case Jury Out But 40 Minutes

Detroit Dynamite Figure Terrorized   Man Who Discovered Plot Left Tied In Snow

Nightwatchman Of UAW Offices Kidnaped, Bound   Found 3 Hours Later In Snow Still Gagged

— GIs DIG IN— Resistance Halts in Northeast   FOE MASSES TO DEFEND CAPITAL

Communist Resistance Collapses in Northeast Korea   U.S. Seventh Division Troops Widen Hold On Yalu River at Manchurian Border

7th Division Troops Widen Hold On Yalu  River Sector   MacArthur Spokesman : Chinese Reds WV. ill Make Strong Stand Tn Northwest

Positions on Frontier  eae   Communist Resistance Collapses Throughout Northeast Korea

Hyesanjin Occupied Without Opposition; Border Grip Widened   Marines Contain More Of Chosin Reservoir But Bloody Battles Are Looming In West.

7th Division Seizes Burned Border City   However, Commies Expected to Make Stand in West

GI's Reach Border Of  Manchuria  Seventh Division   Seventh Division Widens Hold On  Yalu River Area

Communist Resistance In Northeastern Korea Said to Have Collapsed   More Battles Are Expected However at Western End of Line Where Chinese Reds Complete New Defense Line.

Yanks Reach Manchu Line, Divide Enemy   Resistance Folding Jn Northeast Areas Rok's Near Bie Port

‘Offers Reward   GI Dividend Checks Begin Arriving, Here   Most Veterans Will Spend Cash’ On Necded Items

Ohioan Charges Truman Libeling Lattimore Foe  Committee Calls Budenz To Testifv on April 20

Sen. Taft Says MeCarthy is Beine ‘Libeled   Declares Truman Trying to Whitewash Communist Charge

Taft Declares Truman ‘Libeis’ Red Hunt Leader   Ghio Senator Gives Defense of McCarthy; Accuses Members  of Committee.

Truman ‘Libels’ Joe McCarthy, Taft Declares   GOP Leader Says Congress Is Trying Senator. Not Accused Reds

TREASON 1S CHIEE: SUE, SENATOR TELLS PRESIDENT   Sees Democratic Probers Making No Effert To fener: Rant Trash:

U. §. Tanks Drive Close to Yalu   Expected Battle of Kapsan Turned Into Cammunisi Rout

Advance Down Valley Toward Frontier Town   Red Resistance Not Noticeable; British Forces Join Marines

Gls Within 2 Miles of Goal   UN Troops Advance in East and West Sectors

Units of U. S. Seventh Di vision Only Two Miles From Border   A WINTER WONDERLAND  Filipino Commander Wants to Withdraw His U. N.  ttalion

Troops, Led By fanks, Push Through Snow   Red Resistance Dwindles to “Practically None”

U.S. Troops To Enter Frontier Town Tuesday   Resistance Fades As Amer: icans Advance 11 Miles; U. S. Tanks Smash At  tempted Commie Trap

U.S. Infantry Only Two Miles of Goal  North Korean Resistance Fades  As Yankees Near Manchuria  : ‘De aphtarnis Wait Unt Toe sday Before sing Into ‘order + Town; RO KS Push   ~Doughboys to Wait Until Tuesday Before Pressing Into Border Town; ROKS Push Unopposed to Flank af Northwest Front

Yank Troops Pause On Town Outskirts   Advance Through Snowy Mountains Carry Tank-Led Column Near Yalu

Seventh Division Surges Forward Without Battle   Troops Pause Before Border Town; Marines, South Koreans, Second Corps Gain; Kapsan Falle To Americans

Yanks Slug  to 2 Miles of Border   Troops to Wait Until Tuesday Before Continuing Push

UN TANK COLUMN ON MOVE   Bloody Skirmish  Is Encountered at Entrance to Kapsan; Troops Are Closer  To Manchurian Border Than Ever Before; Red Troops Disperse When Fired Upon

Plan fo Reach Line Tuesday   Red Resistance Dwindies; U.N. Forees Advance Also on Other Fronts

Troops to Wait Day Before Taking Town; 3 Other Gains   Battle for Kapsan Turns Into UN Rout Of Reds

‘TANKS BLAST WAY THROUGH RED AMBUSH   ” Saventh Division Turns Trap Into Rout; Halts for Night Outside Border Town in Snow.

EAPLOTED TO GLOGt. NORTH GAP TUESDAY   Meet Practically No Chinese Resistance; British Join Marines.

Red Resistance Dwindles as Allies Advance   L, er on’ 2 ee   Tank-Led Yanks Expected to Reach Border Any Minute

Red Resistance Drops To “Practically None’   10TH CORPS SPOKESMAN REPORTS TROOPS WILL PROBABLY ‘ENTER HYESAMJIN TOMORROW

ITH DIVISION UNITS PUSH TO BORDER TOWN   Report Enemy Resistance  Has Dwindled; Red  Trap Sinashed

Marines, ROKs Push Forward In 3 Sectors   Seventh Division’s Tanks Gain 11 Miles; Resistance Dwindles

OTHER GAINS REPORTED IN THREE AREAS   Battle Of Kapsan Becomes Rout As  Ambush Smashed

Infantry, Paced — By Tanks, Only ) Miles from Line   Resistance to Advance Drops Near Border Town

Manehurian Goal Near For Troops   Infantry-Paced Tanks Surge Within 2 Miles  Snow-Covered Border   RESISTANCE LIGHT   Push by Seventh Division Of More Than 15 Miles On Mountainous Roads

Americans Will Delay Advance Into Border City   Red Resistance in Area Dwindles to ‘Practically None’

Within 2 Miles Of Border Town Of Hyesaniin   Little Red Resistance Met By. American Infantry Paced By Tank«

Resistance Of Red Troops In Area Dwindles   Chinese Forces In Northwest Digging New Defence Line

To Enter Border Town of Hyesanjin Tomorrow; Reds Offer Practically No Resistance.  ADVANCES REPORTED INN 8 ATUERP CcROTORG

Tanks Lead Way Thru Valley Towards Goal   Believe Troops Will Hold Until Tuesday For Final Push: Filipinos Want Out

Americans Near Manchuria Line; Red Forces Fade  Infantry Advances  Down Snow-Filled VS ww Id anc, a. or

Advance 11 Air Miles Against Light Resistance   British Join Marines in Push Thru Central Hills; Filipinos Want To Fiaht as One Unit

U.S. Infantry 2 Miles From Manchuria  10th Corps Forces Surge Through Snow   10th Corps Forces Surge Through Snow In Korea Advance

SeventhIs Only 2 Miles Away From Its Goal   Marines Push Toward Big Reservoir; Foe Begins Digging In

American Infanfrymen and Tank: Drive Through Snow to Within — Two Miles of Manchurian Border  Sporadic Red Resistance Has Dwindled to Nearly Nothing

ENEMY ROUTED IN AMBUSH ATTEMPT   Border Town Of Hyesanjin Goal Of Seventh Division   Gain In Three Other Areas; Filipino Outfit Asks To Return Home

Yanks Near Border   Tank Column Within Two Miles of Manchuria As Resistance Fades; ‘Red Buildup Goes On

Advances Reported In Additional Areas   Tanks Pace Drive By Infantrymen With Licht Resistance From Reds

‘3Front Action Is Highlighted By Quick Thrusts   Commies Routed By Tank-Led Infantry Column

LEAD TANKS ARE ? MILES SHORT OF OBJECTIVE   LITTLE RESISTANCE AFTER COLLAPSE OF RED AMBUSH PLAN

Opposition Fades As 7th Division Rolls Forward  Yanks Prepare To Enter Hyesanjin;

Yank Infantry Suges Nearer Manchuria   Units Of Seventh Division Only Two Miles From Border

Yanks Within Two Mules Of Manchuria   Tanks Leading Infantry Down Korean Valley to Border Town, Hyesanjin

7th Division Units Mareh  On Frontier   British Commandos Move Up To Join Marines Around Reservoir

Kapsan Battle Turned Into Enemy Rout   Trap Revealed as Two Terrified Reds Break And Run From Hidden Holes—Scores Killed

Tanks Pace Chilly Drive By Infantry   Allies Gain Steadily; Homeward Move of Filipinos Asked.

Troops Surge Down Valley Toward Goal   Resistance By Reds Vanishes As Yanks Drive Throngh Snow

U. S. Tanks and Infantry Pash Within Two Miles Of Manchu Border City   Red Resistance Dwindles to Nothing But Yank Leader’ Troops Will Probably Hold Advance Until Tuesday

Communist Resistance Fades Away   Marines Advance Two Miles Along Power Reservoir

U.S. Drive For Border Unchecked   Point Two Miles South of Line Is Reached: Resistance Hes Raen Light

Expected To Enter Hyesanjin Tuesday   Many Reds In Foxholes Are Crushed By Treads Of American Tanks Lumbering Across Com- —. —munists’ Rock Blockades 

Red Resistance Near Manchuria Dwindles To None   Advances Reported In 3 Other Areas; Tanks Break Up Trap

Red Resistance “Practically None” As  Infantry Paced By Tanks Stop Just Outside Border Town.

Battle of Kapsan Turns Into Rout   ‘Advance to Manchu Line Delayed; Gains Renorted in 2 Other Arenac

Yanks Drive” 2 Miles From Manchu Line   “Tanks Lead Advance: Over Snow; Naval Guns Cover Marines

Infantry Surges  Near Goal  Red Resistance A  YY. * DWE.   Red Resistance Dwindles Away

Reds Routed’ At Kapsan As Ambush Fails   American Infantry Expected To Reach Casal On Tuesday

American Infantry, Tanks Two Miles From Manchuria   Dem Support  For Acheson  Building Up   Gilbert Wins $5 For Best Newstip

U.N. Forees Reach Edge Of Border   Leading Units Of Seventh Division Two Miles Away; Kansan Reds Routed

Hope to Reach Red Border By Nightfall   Seventh Division Pushing Through Winter Wonderland

Red Resistance Dwindles Before Tank-Led Troops   Allies Advancing on Three Other Sectors In Snow-Cloaged Korec

Six-Persons Hurt In Auto Accident On Franklin Road   13 In Vehicle Which Hit: Pole Then Is Struck By Another Car

Six.Persons Hurt In Auto Accident ‘On Franklin Roac   13 In Vehicle Which Hits Pole: Then Is © Struck _ By Another Car - *”

Hurt In Accident Sues For $28,650  Doverite Says He's Disabled 7 Months

High Tax On Liquor Stay:   $9 Gollon On Whiskey And $8 Barrel On Beer  Continues

No Tax Cut For Whiskey, Beer  Consumer Levy Slash Rejected In House

One-Time Coach of Warren Red Jackets Accidentally Killed Near Halsey Today

‘Carpetbaggers’ Held Threat to Unified Nation  Korean Agitators Rounded Up

PERIL SEE SMALL B   House Committee Says It Is Cold-Shouldered By U.S, Agencies

CHARGE FEDERAL AGENCIES IGNORE SMALL BUSINESS   House Group Sees Firms  Plagued By Deloy And Bad Tane

Secretary of Treasury Snyder Informs Congress Today Reduction Must Not Exceed This Amount — Outlines Administration's Program at Opening of Hearing — New 0 Per Cent Levy Planned on Television Sets.   MUST CLOSE LOOPHOLES

SOLON DEMANDS SECRET HEARING  Senate Ends Debate In Wild Uproar Over McCarthy Case

Lucas Told To Sit Down By Barkley   Lodge Asks Closed Hearings In Owen  Lattimore’s Case

‘Take This Show Oft Road,’ Uurges Lodge; Assert Lucas Calls Sen. McCarthy Lior

Bitter Debate Features Hearing On Communism In Department Of State    Majority Leader Ordered To Take Seat After Being Accused Of Violating Honor Of Colleague

Lodge Asks Closed Talks. With Lattimore  Senate Fight Rages  Over Sen. McCarthy

Lucas, Deriding McCarthy, Given Slap by Wherry   Committee Ends Quiz of Lattimore, Who Fears ‘Blackout’

Lucas Ordered To Take Seat After Uproar   Wheery Says Reading Denials, in Effect Calls McCarthy Liar

McCarthy Slur Starts Shouting Row In Senate  * Lodge Would Take ‘Show’ From Road

SHOUTING ROW SWEEPS ACROSS SENATE FLOOR   Senator Lodge Asks For Closed Sessions  On McCarthy Charges

Hungary Demands Death For Vogeler, Who- Again Confesses. Asks Mercy

Death Asked For Vogeler In Spy Case   American Pleads For Mercy In

DEATH ASKED FOR VOGELER   Confessed Spy Will Hear Sentence Tuesday

Demand Death Penalty For U. S. Businessman  And Six Co-Defendants

Asks Death For Vogeler   Budapest Court Will Pronounce Finding Tuesday

Hun gary Asks Death Penalty  For V ogeler   Ainerican Businessman Pleads For Mild Sentence Before Court

SEVERE HAlL, RAIN STORM ~ IN CRAWFORD   Widespread Damage : Reported in Meadville Area

Thousands Of Panes Of Glass Broken By Hailstones, Some 2!', And 3 Inches In Diameter.

Marshall Asks Nation To Honor Dead In Korea  -. Defense Secretary ~ Principal ‘Speaker

U.S. Will Keep Faith with Its Korean ‘War Dead. Marshall's Armistice Pledae

Marshall Pledges Faith to Soldiers Killed in Korea   Legion Commander Calls For Total Mobilization To Discourage Reds

Armistice Speech By Marshall   4,655 Dead Soldiers In Korean War Have Not Died In Vain, He Says

Marshall Pledaes Remembrance for Dead in Korea Wa!  Armistice Speech Recalls Obligation To U.S. Heroes

Defense Stressed On Armistice Day   Total Mobilization Urged By Legion Commander

Sacrifice Of War Dead Will Not Be Forgotten, Marshall's Armistice Vow

FOR ARMISTICE DAY   Secretary Marshall and Legion Head Speak at Arlington

CEREMONY AT PERSHING GRAVE Marshall Says Korea Dead Not Forgotten

Marshall Says "We Will Keep Faith With Them  Resti ing Piste fo Be Ken utifal

U. §. Won't Forget Yanks Who Died in Korea: Marshall   Speaks Beside Pershing’s Grave At Arlington Today

Marshall Honors U. §. War Dead In Holiday Talk   Arlington Cemetery Scene of Ceremonies For War Victims

Sec. Marshall Pledges Faith To War Dead   Top Leaders Speak at Armistice Services— Legion Chief Demands **fotal Mobilization”

Pledge Given To War Dead By Marshall   Legion Chief Urges Full Mobilization In  Armistice Ceremony

Marshall’ Speaks At Ceremony  P ledges -War-—Dead. Will Be Remembered

Marshall Says U.S. To Honor Dead In Korea   Defense Seeretary . Talks > At’ Grave ‘Of Pershing On Date Of. Armistice

G1 Dead In Korea WilkBe  Remembered   So Pledges Gen. Marshall On This Armistice  Day In U. S.

Says Korea Vets Not Forgotten   Marshall Pledges To Keep Faith With 4,655 War Victims

A Pledge Te o Those Who Die   Marshall Says Nation  ‘In Armistice Day =  Will Support Ideals  Bar Which Men Fong

Marshall Gives Address at Grave   Pledges That Yanks Who Died in Korea Won't be Forgotten

Won t Forget Dead, Is Pledae  Se = ee See eS,   Gen. Marshall Speaks At Pershing Grave

ARMISTICE DAY MEMORIAL RITE HONORS HERNES   Defense Chief Says Those Slain In Korea Will Not Be Forpotten — Legion  ommander Speak. er.

Marshall Pledges U. S. Boys Killed In Korea Will Never Be Forgotten   Secretary In Armistice Day Speech Says Each Casualty Represent A Precious Life; Lists 4685 Dead.

War Victims Are Honored  By Speakers   Sec’y Marshall and Others Participate in Armistice Day Ceremonies at National Cemeterv.

U. S. Will Keep Faith With 4655 Americans Killed in War, Says  Secretary of Defense

13 MEMBERS OF 2 FAMILIES DIE AS HOMES BURN   Five Perish in Wisconsin Blaze; Nine Die in Main Fire. .

President Sees Bright Future For The Nation  Truman Takes Credit For Prosperity Of Country Since War

Situation Abroad Improving  President Makes  Oral Report At News Conference

U.S. Prosperous, President Says   Expects to Take Credit For Canditions

Truman Sees Situation Improving   Finds U. S. Prosperou as He Starts Sixth Year in Office,

Truman Credits Self With Good State Of Nation  Doubts Libel Of McCarthy Possible:   Doubts Libel Of McCarthy Possible; Backs Brannan Plan

BRANNAN PLAN HELD ANSWER TO SURPLUSES   President Gives Hints At Stand He’ll Take On Trip Next Month

Truman Sees America In rine Shape   Thinks World Situation Is On The Mend

TO SURPLUSES   President Gives Hints At Stand He'll Take On Trip Next Month

Truman Gives Himself Credit For Prosperity  President Begins 6th  ew... *. gft._t_.s Bacb

FOOTSORE POSTMAN DELAYS THE MAILS.   Miami Carrier Drepped 3,080 Lettera Inte Closet Inetead Of Walt Maven

Inspectors Find 3,000 Pieces of Mail In Home of Footsore Miami Postman

New Leads In Murder Case Fail   Woman's Body Found At Berkeley Springs Remains Unidentified; Man Is Questioned

Fingerprints Of Red-Haired Victim Of Strangulation Fail To Tally With Those Of Waitress; Probers Grilling Man.

Mysterious Murder  Police Question Man In Strangled Woman's Death

Craft Adrift 529 Miles Off Golden Gate   Long Beach Reports Tw Yachts in Trouble Off Mexien

PASSED ALL OPPONENTS — _ Youngdahl Bags 300,022 Votes In-State Primary

Youngdahl Vote 50,000 Over Ten Opponents   Canvassing Board Certifies Ballots Of 583,617 Persons

Gun Battles Mark Efforts of Posse To Capture Trio   Woman, 2 Desperate Mer Lead Officers on Wild Chase Through Hills

Red-Haired, Scar-Faced Woman and Two Male Companions Elude Georgia Officers

Desperate Trio Baffles Posses  Armed Ring Closing On Wild Georaia Area

Dangerous Trio Still Baffle Posse  Georgia Hills Site Of Shootina Chase

—QUARRY HEAVILY ARMED—~ 3 Georgia Fugitives Elude Posse in Hills

Posse Hunts 2 Gunmen, Woman   3, Hunted In Georgia, Wanted For Gun Fight With Officers

Hunt Outlaw Trio In Georgia’s Hills Woman, Two Men Eluding Searchers

Posse Hunts 2 Gunmen, Woman  3, Hunted In Georgia,   3, Hunted In Georgia, Wanted For Gun Fight With Officers

Trio Baffles Posse in Wild Georgia Hills   Gun-Toting Fugitives Believed Trapped in 18-Square-Mile Ring

Ov erpayment Of Allotments  ‘Inevitable’   Assistant Army Chief Blames $157,000,000 Mix Up on War Haste

Assistant Army Secretary Says Dependency Overpayments  Were Inevitable Under System

Army Overpaying Said ‘Inevitable  Dependency Allotment   Dependency Allotment Errors Attributed to Haste by U.S: Ofticial’

Aid Overpayments Called Inevitable  Congress Airs Financial Fiasco  la Piblies« Taypma Cire Daenvuanvad

Republicans Seen Winnin By Offering U. S. Welfare But Without Welfare State

MacArthur Believes U.S. and Allies Can Halt Amphibs’ Lunde From Asia

PRESENT BASES IN PACIFIC CAN HALT AGGRESSOR   ‘MacArthur Not Concerned  Abeut Possible Thrust   From Asia   LESS EMPHASIS ON -EUROPE IS URGED

MacArthur Says American Bases Block For Reds  General Calls Enemy

U. 5. Bases Contain Asia: MacArthur  “Fears Europe Given Too Much Attention

Europe Pre-Occupation Dangerous  MarArthur Feels Present Bases Can Prevent Agsression From Asia

U.S. Bases In Pacific ‘Adequate’  MaeArthur Says   MaeArthur Says Asian Aggressor Can Be Repelled

Gambling Den lo Be Torn Dowr   Fire Marshal Serves Papers On Pettibone

Casino Defies Closing Order  State To Act Anew In Pettibone Case

Chances Seen  Slim in 195   ‘Republicans Have Better  Chance of Winning Sen ate Control This Year.

Man Going Into Service Gets Break’ On Debts, Under Law ‘Passed In 1 94

baftlesnip Missouri Protects Withdrawal   Big Naval Guns and Planes Provide Cover For Embattled Troops Evacuating Northeast Korea.

UN Forces Withdraw Again Under Heavy Guns Of Battleships Offshore:. Perimeter Shrinks

UN Defenders Pull Back Again "Mighty Mo' Joins Battle For Beachhead

Bulldozers Rip At Frozen Hari To Carve Oct New And Tight: Defense Line In Arc Arouw Harbor   COMMUNIST ATTACKS ON BEACHHEAD EASE

Shells Of Mighty Batileship Rain Death On Reds   Rear Guards Protecting Vital Escape Docks At Hungnam Pull Back Under Protective Cover Of American Planes, Battleship Missouri Blasting At Invaders

U.N. Rear Guards Back ul  Under Cover of Gunfire - Communist Attacks Against Reachhead Face aff Monday

Ships Protect Rear Guards Pulling Back   Navy Planes Give Enemy Besiegers Terrific Strafing

Chinese Red Attack Eases Off Under Fire   America’s Fastest Jet, Sabre, Joins Fiaht, Downs Craft

~—NO REST— Chinese Come On In Waves   SABRE JETS IN BATTLE DEBUT

Russia Assails U.N. Support Of South Korea   Labe!}s Endorsement Of Armed Support As lilegal

Russia Calls UN Action On Korea Illegal  Moscow Dispatches Note To Lie In

Soviet Protest Of Intervention Rejected by U.S.  First Red Action Hits U.N. Appeal As Illeqal Move

Russia Condemns As Illegal U. N. Call For Armed Aid To Invade South Korea

Russia Condemns U.N. Council’s _ Korean Aid Plea as ‘Illegal’ Act

U.N. Action Condemned By Soviets   Russia Makes First Official Statement Qn Korean Trouble:

Russia Calls UN Action On Korea Illegal  - Moscow Dispatches Note To Lie tn Protest

SOVIET REJECTS CALL TO ASSIST SOUTH KOREANS   Russia Condemns United Nations Demand For Support Agairst Invaders As Illegal.

U.S. Rejects. Soviet Claim Of ‘Tllegality’   Muscovites Say Security Council Action Invalid

Legality Protest Rejected   Russians Informed U. S. Considers UN Vote to Repel Reds In Korea As Valid

Moscow Calls U.N. Security Council Action On Korean Situation Illegal

Russia Claims U. N. Korean Entry Illegal  Council Offers Wis Aweiton. xn   Council Offers No Action on Soviet Protest

Russian Protest Of UN. Action Rejected By U.S.   Sources Say Ambassador Makeg Stand Certain; Soviet Note. No Surprise

U.N. REQUEST   Call For South Korean Support Illegal, Soviets Claim.

RUSSIA SAYS U.N. STAND ON KOREA ILLEGAL   Holds Absence of Russia and Red China Nullified Vote.

Russia Terms U.N. Military Call Mlegal   Says Action Urging Help In Korea Did  mt ie eee

Soviet Addresses Note To Trygve Lie Stating Resolution Was Illegal

Russia Calls UN Action On Korea Illegal  Chinn Mace Na Vat   China Has No Vote Kremlin Claims

RED CONTENTION REJECTED BY UN.   Soviet Note Is Passed To Security Council

REDS SAY U. N. ACTION ILLEGAL   First Official Statement By Soviet Government On Korean Issue

BBE SES ROPE GN ee eee  Condemns U.N. Call ‘Illegal’   is First Statement of Soviet States since Moatilitias

Russia Condemns United Nations Security Council Stand As IHegal For Demanding Armed Support To Repel Red Invasion

Russia Calls UN Action On Korea Illegal   Claims Two Permanent Members Were Absent From Session

Three Planks Of Fair Deal Are ‘Doomed   Top Traman Lieutenants Coneede Congrees Will Defest Labor, Health.  Farm Measures

Trouble Looms For Trio of Truman Plans   Taxes Hold Spotlight In Speculation as Congressmen Return

lruman Aides  iee Defeaf on fhree Issues      tn Opening Messag:

CHANCES SLIM FOR REPEAL OF T-HLABOR ACT   Health Program, Farr Plan Apparently Are Doomed

suman Aides “oncede Defeat )n Three Points   (Labor Law Repeal, “Health fnsurance, Brannan Plan Listed

Truman Aids Admit Defeat On 3 Issues   President Will Stress Them in Annual Message

Lieutenants Sure Three  Issues Dead Bill, Brannan Plan ‘Good As Whipped’ T-H Law, Insurance

3 Truman Planks  ‘Good as Beaten’ Taft-Hartley Repeal, Health.  And Brannan PlansGivenl/n

Five Children Burn to Death In Flash Fire  Six Others of Same Family Escape, Two  Cacvauele larere

Petition To Kng George Spurs Hunt For Mssing Scots Stone Of Scone

Report Seein Oil Slick, Life Raft in Baltic   May be U. S. Plane Disabled Recently By The Russians

Blue Ridge Driver Is  Badly Hurt   Benjamin Oliver Was One Of 13 Injured In Bad Wreck In Fog Near Washington, Pa.

Weather Forecast   Truman Calls for Unlimited Armed, Industrial Power 

Asks for Unlimited Increase in American Armed Strength   MAY IMPOSE CURBS   Authorizes Calling Up of Reserves, Nat’l Guard, As Necessary

Authorizes Calling Of Reserves, National Guards As Needed; Will Request Tax hikes Curbing Profits   Threatens Price Control, Rationing; Will Reject Stalin Peace Plan; Asks Law Allocating Strategic Materials

Requests That Curb Be Lifted On U.S. Arms   Powers Requested To Combat World Communism Threat

Early Accord in China Crisis Urged   Lie Serys Russians Still Have Confidence in UN

China Crisis Settlement By July Vital Lie Declares  Gave Raventtinge   Says Boycotting RussiansStillHave Faith in U.N., Want It To Work

Lie Declares China Row In. U. N. Must Be Settled By July   Secretary-General Warns Confusion Over Representation Would Dis rupt Assembly, Says Reds Still Want U. N. To Work

Lie Declares China Row In.U. N. Must Be Settled By, July   Secretary-General Warns Confusion Over Representation Would Dis rupt Assembly, Says Reds Still Want U. N. To Work   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Otherwise UN General Assembly Will Meet in Confusion in September “And  Don’t Know What Will Happen”,

Lie Demands Cold War End n Interview   U. N. Secretary General Says-China Crisis Must. Be Settled Soon

Solve UN China Crisis Soon or Face (Confusion in Assembly, Cautious Lie

‘Lie Urges Start Be Made iTo End Cold Wars China iCrists Must Be Over by July

Urges Power To Keep Peace   Finletter Speaks At Penn. sylvania U. Exercises

Says Power Will Prevent New War   Air Secretary Tells Graduates U. S. Needs  Increase in Strength

80 Russian-Made Tanks Lead Red Columns; U.S. Warplanes Help To Check Red March From North

TOUGHER DRAFT IS STUDIED eens  Some War Vets And Men With Dependents Eved

“51 Induction Of Some Vets Seen Probable   Men With Dependents Also May Get Call Spokesmen Assert

AND MEN WIth DEF EINDEINIO REED DS SULT SELES ELI TED STE ETE IT ETT OLLI  Army May Draft Some War Veterans In 1951

World War II Veterans Can Not Be Inducted Without Assent By The Congress

Storm Whips North States   Area from Pacific Coast to Midwest Hit by New Blizzard

Many Blizzards Are Reported In Minnesota  Storm Is Expected   Storm Is Expected To Move as Far South as Panhandle

Winter Hits Back With Cold Punch   Blizzard Conditions In West; Temperature: In East Above Normal

Snow, Freezing Rain Drive Across Northwestern Part  Of Country; East Is Warm

Winter Landing Wet, Cold Punch   Northwest Blizzard, Sleet in Midwest

Cold Punch Hits Northern Seetion   Flood Conditions In West Improve

BLOCKED BY SNOWDRIFTS   Fifteen Persons, Including Basketball Team, Caught in Blizzard, Take Refuge in Farmhouse:   STORM MOVING SOUTH AND EAST   Belt of Snow, Rain or Sleet Extends from Pacific Northwest to Great Lakes.

Winter Lashes Out Again Over Top Half Of Nation   Minnesota And Other States Report Blizzard Conditions With Northwest In Grip Of Arctic Cold Wave.

Winter Hits Across North   Blizzerd Whips Across With Wind, Snow; Another Chilly Pacifie Northwest

Many Blizzards Are Reported In Minnesota  Storm Is Expected To Move as Far South as Panhandle

WINTER STRIKES HARD BLOW AT NORTHERN AREA   Minnesotc, Montana, Dakotas Shiver as Sub-Zero Weather, Snow Invade

Winter Landing Stitt Punch on Northern Areas   Blizzard Lashes Three States; Cold Moving South and Eastward

Northern Half Of Nation Gets Wer, Cold Punct  Blizzard Conditions

) Acheson Given New Support In Drive For Strong Atlantic Defense Set-Up

Johnson Bow Cut Aids Acheson  Atlantic Defense Plans Strenathened

Acheson Gains Backing For  Defense Drive   Johnson’s Dismissal Gives Secretary Atlantic Impetus

FULL BACKING OF ACHESON S SEEN   BIG-THREE MINISTERS EXPECTED TO DISCUSS GERMAN PART IN PLAS

Johnson Removal To Help Acheson   Minister’s In Session In New York Meeting

Defense Chief Change Hailed as Europe Aid  Endorsement of Stronger Atlantic Alliance Ie Predicted hy Dinlamats

Acheson's Hand Strengthened by Johnson Ouster   Fuller Support : Of Defense of  \As/act+ Ci irnrna Saar

Acheson Effort To Speed Europe Defense Boosted   Cabinet Shift Seen as Support For Pact Plan

Johnson's Resignation Will Speed European Defense, Diplomats Say

Big Three Hopes Revived For Big Defense Force  Fa ee   Believe Johnson’s Resignation to Clear Way For U. S. Plan

Acheson Comes Out Strong Man   Johnson’s Ouster To Speed Action on N. Atlantic Alliance

Defense Shift Aids Acheson   Seen As Move To Strengthen Hand At Big 3 Meeting

fruman Support, F or Acheson Seen   Johnson’s ‘Resignation Will End F. eid Of Cabinet Members

—BIG THREE— Cooperation On Atlantic  Defense Seen  Cabinet Change To Help Acheson -

Diplomats View Johnson's Loss Acheson's Gain  Mave Strengthening  Fa Secretary's Drive. "Bor European Defense

‘Johnson Resignation Strengthens Acheson Drive To Bolster Eurove

Kill US. Men For RainGod   Natives Slay -2 Professors In Soil Rite

ee SAE RR VERS FREI ow nt  Two Americans Lost Lives In Tribal Blood Sacrifice

Murder Of Pait Said A Sacrifice   U. S. Professors Die To Fertilize Soi]

U.S. Professors Apparently Slain By Filipinos in Ancient Blood Rite

Chaffee Man Reported Missing In Korea Returns To Unit; Notifies Wife

SHELBY WINS Shelby 52 Keokuk 48   Out Of Money, Family May Offer Quads For Adoption

Quads’ Mother Worried. Savs  Need of Help   May Have to Offer Them For Adoption  For Their Welfare

QUADS’ PARENTS ASK FOR HELP   ‘Mother of Michigan Girls Says Daughters May Be Offered for Adoption

Mother of Quads ‘Crazy’ About Them But Financial Worries Big Problem

Western Military Men  Agree Europe Can't Be Defended Against Reds

Blast At Gov. Duff Is Opening Gun In Kunkel Campaign   Solon Seeking Nominatior To Senate Charges ‘Deal’ Was Made by Duff

Close Vote on Housing Seen   But Administration May Have an Edge

Close Housing  Vote Expected Middle-Income Group Intended To Benefit

Close Senate  Ballot Likely   Vote on President Truman's Housing Measure Ex pected Wednesday.

SHORTER WORK - MONTH URGED   Pullman Conduvtors Win Board Ruling

$25,000,000 State Road Building Hearing Is Set   Tentative Bedast Published In. Th , Issue iof The Wisuutck

Army Discounts  Talk of Defeat   Collins, Vandenberg Claiim Troops Doing Good Job

“It Won't Be An Easy Task” General Collins Discounts Talk Of Korean Loss

CHIEF OF STAFF ‘PREDICTS YANK LINES TO HOLD   General Collins Believes Added Help To Result in Turn Fer Better

Collins Says Aid ls Coming To Beat Reds  Vandenberg Is Also Hopeful After Trin   Vandenberg Is Also Hopeful After Trip To Fighting Front

Army Chieis Dispute Talk Troons Fail   Collins Disputes Remark U. S. Troops Might Have To Evacuate Korea in 72. Hours: Morale Good

Evacuation Talk Gets No Sunror! From Ger. Collins   Troops Are Praised For Stand: Fresh Support Moved In

ARMY CHIEF SAYS U1. ARE DOING FINE JOB IN KORE!   Greneral Collins, Back From Front, Discounts Talk Army Will Be Pushed Into Sea,   PREDICTS EVENTUAL ROUT OF RED TROOPS   He Declares Tanks and Other Weapons Are Being Sent to Front—Describes Enemy as Tough.

Collins Discounts All Talk of Being Pushed Into Sea   Army, Air Chiefs Find Americans Calm, Confident Doing Fine Job

American Troops Will Stall Red Push In Korea-Collins   Talk of Evacuation i: Discounted by Army Chief

Army Chief is Confident of Victory in Korea   Two Correspondents Barred from War Front

Generals Sure U.S. Can Hang On in Korea   Chances for Red Advance to Sea Declared Slight

U.S. Forees WillHangOn, Chief Claims   Enemy Is Tough One, But New Weapons On Way To Help, Collin Says

Morals Charges. Are Filed Against Pair Here Today   s Local Merchant and Former JC Instructor Are Free on Bend

Marshall Pleads ERP Survival   Foreign Aid Needed To Fight Communism

‘Chips Are Down’, Says Marshall  Urges Completion Of ERP as Vital To Success of Cold War Effort

Marshall Backs Continued Full Recovery Plan   Program Is Called Vital as Any Military Campaign in History

ECA CUT HIT BY MARSHALL   General Says Full Foreign Aid Plan Vital To Peace.

Chips Down, Says General   Celebration Marking Halfway. Point Told Fi ght Vital as any Battle

Marshall Warns Against Cuthack In European -Aid   _ Says Chips Are Down  In War on Communism

Winning Peace Vital To Prosperity Of World Says: Marshall   Asks ‘hat ECA Program Not Be Cut

Chinese Fighting InKorea   South Koreans Says 39, 000 To 60,000 Reds Chinese In War

South Korean Regiment Sur. rounded Near Onjong and Forced to Fight Way Out of Trap.   DUG-IN COMMUNISTS HALT BRITISH BRIGADE   Republican Sources Declare _ From 30,000 to 60,000   Chinese Have Entered Battle.

Chinese Reds Bolster North, Reports State   United Natiéns Units Continuing Plunge to Border of Manchuria

U.N. Lists Gains In Stiff ceasing  pneontir ‘med Report ts Persist Chinese Treaanc Tat. D..   Unconfirmed Reports Persist Chinese Troops Join Enemy

Reds Succeed In Capturing Town of Onjong   South Korean Regiment Encircled by Three Enemy Regiments; Reports Persist Chinese Have Joined the Battle.

1S' RED RESISTANCE ISHALTS ADVANCE iS:OF UN TROOPS   ‘VIDENCE GAINS: RE HAT CHINA IS/HA AIDING KOREANS ‘OF   ‘South Koreans Escape Trap And Abandon Equip ! ment At Onjong   FIRST DIVISION IN RETREAT AT UNSAN

Red Chinese Are Reported  Involved —   South Korean Regiment Breaks  Out of Red Tran

So. Koreans Assert Flatly Chinese Communists To 60,000 Bolster Korean Red Lines Near Manchurian Border

MORE SHOWERS SEEN IN STATE   Decoration Day Picknicker: Advised to Carry Rubbers, Umbrellas Alona

PREDICT 290 DEATHS   Showers Predicted Over Most of Midwest Tomorrow

Memorial Day Rains Forecast  a a ae   Weather Bureau Takes Cloudy View

McGovern, U.S. Pilot Held In Red China Five Months. Is Returned ToHong hong

Bill to Cancel Mail Economies Voted by House   Senate Action Needed Now to Put Deliveries On Two-a-Davy Basis

MAIL SERVICE CUTS PASSED   House Votes 264-108 To Kill Postoffice Economy Effort

MAIL DELIVERY ‘BILL 1S PASSED   House Action Would Re. store Two Deliveries  Daily

TWIGE-DAILY MAIL ID VOTED IN HOUSI   BILL NULLIFYING ECONOMY ORDER ISSUED BY DONALDSON PASSED.

House OK’s BillToCanee Postal Slash   Would Restore Mail Deliveries To Two a Davy

House Votes Against P. O. Economy Rule   Would Put Mail Service Back to Two Dailv Deliveries.

ACT REVOKING MAIL SERVICE CUTS PASSED   House Votes 264-108 To Kill Postoffice Economy Effort

House Passes Bill To Cancel-Postal ‘Delivery Orders   Would Restore Two-a-Day  Schedule Throughout Nation

House Votes Mail Service Restoration   Two Deliveries Daily In Cities Win Approval, 264 To 108

Twice-Daily Mail Ordered by House  Senate Vote Doubtful, Truman May Use Veto

House OKs Bil To Cancel Mail  Service Slash Vote Is 264-108:  Naw IIn Ta Sanato

‘MEASURE MOVES UP TO SENATE.  Solons Okay Measure To Cance Order Reducing Postal Service

House Gives Post Office Bill  Okay   Passage Kills’ Orders Issued By Donaldson

DR. R€. RIDDLE PLEADS GUILTY   Medic; ‘101 Club’ Manager Appear In Court On _ Gaming Charges

Walker Message Comes in Gravest Hour for U.S. Army   Orders Troops to! Make Stand— Or Die Fighting—Aaainst Red Offensive

U.S. Forces Now Facing Gravest Hour In Modern History— “No Surrender. No Retreat.” Is Gen. Walker's Command

“No Retreat; Surrender in ‘Gravest Hour: for. the American Forces”

No Retreat, No Surrender, Gen. Walker Tells Men In Grave Hour For Eighth Army

RETREAT OR SURRENDER - FORBIDDEN   Eighth Army Commander, General Walker, Says Gls Will Fight it Out in Present Position,   BATTLE IS IN “CRUCIAL STAGE”   Feél Confident of Success But Says “We Are in for Some Hard Blows.”

WE WILL FIGHT IT OUT HERE’ No-surrender Order Issued by U. S..-8th Army Commander

‘NO RETREAT’ YANKS TOLD   Eighth Army Ordered Te Make Stand Or Die Fichting

Gravest Hour Arrives tor  American Army  "Will Be No Retreat," General Walker Tells Fiis Embattled Forces

WALKER GIVES DRAMATIC ORDER AS CRISIS NEARS   SAYS MORE TRCOPS ARE COMING; BANS FURTHER RETREATS

No Surrender Or Retreat Walker Says   General Calls Fight Al ‘Crucial Stage’ ; Rejects ‘Dunkerque’

Won't Yield Another Inch, Walker Vows  U. S. Commander In Korea Orders   U. S. Commander In Korea Orders Men Not To Give Ground Or Surrende

"Fight to Death Where You Stand, There Will Be No Korea Dunkirk,’ Walker Tells His Entire Command

American Commander Orders His Troops to Stand or Die Fighting Against Korean Reds

No-Retreat  Word Given By Walker   General Says “We Will Not Give Up an Inch Not Already Lost.”

~ General Walker Orders Yanks: © Make a Stand -- Or Die Fighting

No Retreating, Walker Tells Eighth U.S. Army   Grave Hour For Americans, Says General. Stocky Texan Confident Of Success; Must Hold All Along The Lines.

“No Retreat, No Surrender,  Leader States   Gen. Walker Issues Order After Trip to Front—Is Confident Of Allied Victory

General Walker Orders A Fight To The Death,  No Retreat Or Surrender

'No Retreat or Surrender’ Says U.S. Commande!   Grave Hour in Korea, Next Few Days Will Determine Outcome

WEST BROADWAY-USO MAY CEASE OPERATION  Armed Services Y° Faced With Activities Cut     Truman Told National USO to Suspend Jan. 31; R. I Drive  cea ee ae ee ee

WEST BROADWAY-USO MAY CEASE OPERATION   Armed Services Y ‘Faced With Activities Cut   Traman Told Natlonal USO te Suspend Jan, 81: RI Drive  For Funds Cancelled

Shot Halts 2 Men; Charge Kidnaping  Allege Abduction Of Navy Seaman

Two Kokomo Men Are Arrested for Kidnaping Sailor   Indianapolis Police Fire Shots to Halt Their Car

Visit Other Cities   Draft Director Can’t Estimate State’s Quota

Cooling Breezes Snap Heat Waves   Heavy Rainfall General In U. S.

TONE OF SOVIET NOTE STUDIED   a §  ‘Top American Officials Hope Russin’s Attitude on U, S. Intervention in Korea Means Soviets will Not. Use Opportunity to Start World War IIT.

U.S. Officials Silent On Reply. Made By Soviet  Hopeful, However; ~*   Hopeful, However; That Russia Will Not Launch War —

War Not Seen In Soviet Reply   White House Mum On Russian Answer

Russia Turns Down America’s Plea To Stop Invasion. By North Korean Communists

VOTE DUE NEXT WEEK . GOP Opposition Growing To Corporation Tax Hike

Odds Against UMT Approval At This Session   Delay Probable Until After  War in Korea

Odds Against Passage of Latest UMT Program Bid   Vitalle Nereeceary

Republicans Seek ‘Housecleaning in Two Top Agencies  House Approves Service ‘Freeze’; . (Vb esale Gearcan

Measure Freezing Enlistments 1 Year Passed by House  Discidawe Trina‘   President Truman's Signature Needed To Make It Law

House Approval fo Military Bill  Freeze Enlistments by Unanimous Yote

House Okays Enlistment ‘Freeze,’  Bill to End Armed Force Ceiling

Bill Extends Service Term of 300,000   Only Presidential Signature Needed for Enforcement

Military rreeze Passes the House  Only Truman Signature Is Needed to Hold Armed Forces Extra Year ~  300,000 ARE AFFECTED  145,000 Men Now in Army. 62,000 in Navy and in Air Force 88,000  Bulletin Washington, July 25. (P—The a i es eee ee A

Bill Freezing Men in Service Dasses House  Already Approved in   Already Approved in Senate, Measure Nov Goes to President

House Votes to Freeze Military Enlistments   Measure Sent to President After Republicans _ Demand Accounting for Reverses in Korea; Vinson Says Global War ‘Distinct Possibility’

VOTE FREEZE TO KEEP MEN IN UNIFORM   House Adopts Bill to Extend Military Enlistments One Year by Unanimous Vote Today.   @ MEASURE SENT TO PRESIDENT   GOP Demands Accounting of $50 Billion Spent for Defense; Truman Asks $101 Billion More.

LIFT CEILING ON SIZE OF ARMED FORCES   House Also Votes to Freeze Men in Service for One Year

AT THE FRONT  Qh’i4+h, @2at BPaeitea   “THE WAR IS OVER — TE. NEXT HILL"

U.S. DEFENSE FUMBLES HIT BY S.F. MAYOR   Cities Unprotected From A-Bomb Raid In War Event

‘Frisco's Mayor Hits Government On Atom Defense   U. S. Cities Remain Unprotected, He Says

5 State Johs at Stake In Today's 2d Primary   State Races Hold County Spotlight

Move Away From Excess Profits Tax In Favor Of New Corporate Levy Seen

Flanders Favors Boost In Corporate Taxes  Aprrmamt KL anatbaw   § Vermont Senator Shifts His Views On Tax Matters

Flanders Turns Against Excess Profits Taxes  C. wg. tice ane   GOP. Senator Urges Corporation Levy Increase Instead

Solon Hints Tax Hike To Be Approved   George Asserts U.S. Defense Needs Will Regqnire Boost Soon

Flanders Favors Boost In Regular Tax On Cornorations to Meet Defense Costs

GOP Senator Urges Hike In Regular Levy  Demo Says Profits Tax To Be Passed Before Christmas

Japanese Visit Mackinac Isle  Wonderful Spot, Says Delegation Of 44

Opinions Differ on Whether American Troons Are Getting Proper Clothing

Declares U. S. Troops Poorly Clad For Bitter Korea Weather   “MARINE OFFICER CITES NEED FOR EQUIPMENT; ARMY SUPPLY CHIEF CALLS CLOTHING ADEQUATE

GIs Lack Warm Garb. Marine Says  * * * * a Ok * * * ok * *   Army’s Supply Chief,Contends Troops Outran Supply Lines

Tokyo Brass Disagrees, But—  GI’s Clothing Reported Inadequate For Sloppy, Icy Korean Warfronts

Are GI's Warmly Clothed? No, Say Men and Writers; Yes, Says Chief Of Supply

 Fighting Men, Quartermaster Disagree On  Clothing Need:   Marine Officer Calls Warmer Uniforms Battle Necessity

 Are Troops Warmly Enough Clad?  Word Battle Rages Over Clothing for Soldiers

 MARINES, WRITERS DIFFER —  a- - ee ‘ 4 Army Insists Troops © Have Winter Clothing

Belgian Workers Strike Against King’s Refurn   ‘Warning’ Walkout Of 300,000 Hits Industrial South

Belgian Labor Protests King's Return  More Than 300,000   More Than 300,000 Quit Jobs in "Warning Strike’

Belgian Labor Protests King s Return  More Than 300,000 Oa13% Tahe in   More Than 300,00( Quit Jobs in "Warning Strike’

SEES RETURN T0 THE “BUYERS MARKET”   “Isn’t As Easy To Sell Anything As It Was During The War Years”   CLAIMS GREENAWALT

BACK TO BUYERS: MARKET SAYS THE COUNTY AGENT   Urges Call for Quality Produce From Farms   BUYER NOW CHOOSEY

Milk Pickets Drag Drivers From Trucks   One Driver Claims He Was Beaten By Pickets; Police Are Investigating

Baby Blockade Shocks McCloy   Says U. S. Ready Fo: Any Emergencies

MW’Arthur Sets Counter Plan On Censorship   Apply Rules To U. S. As Well As War Area, Tells Pentagon Officials

WAR CENSORSHIP ~ PLANS FAVORED   MARTHUR WOULD IMPOSF SAME RULES IN U.S. AS THOSF IN FAR EAST WAR ZON FE.

Korean Fight Valuable Laboratory   Trained Nucleus Of Bigger Army

EXHT@F LESSON:  Korean Campaign May Teach U.S. 'How To Fight Better lf War Comes

Will Help Trainees . ee  AIEES  Errors Made In War Have  Future Value

If it Learned ‘Nothing -Else* the American Army in Korea Knows Now How Russia Fights

G.L’s Learn Bitter Lessons In Korea That Should Help If Third War Falls

BAD AS ASSAULT BY MAN—JUDGE  Waitress Sentenced for Beatina Crippled Mate

Valley Struggles Back to Normal ‘After Blizzard   The Storm Situation Today:

Tax Boost Bill Hit By Senator  Humphrey Describes It As ‘Pork Barrel’

ARROW PROCEEDS TOWARD YANGTZE   Captain Jones Regarding Voyage Calmly. 

eopold Met 3y Violence On Return   Belgian King Determined To Keep Throne, Uses Conciliatory Tone.

FOES TO CALL GENERAL STRIKE OVER RETURN   Socialists F Resign As State Council Meeting Held

Violence Flares at King's Return   Belgians Demand Leopold Abdicate

Wives of Miners Block Coal Train   Women Lie on Track In Union Dispute

Crew of Train Finally Gives Up WIVES OF STRIKERS BLOCK THE TRACKS

Sale Of Atomic Secrets Bared   Seracent 'ndicted At Santa Fe, N. M.

Jury Indicts Accused A-Spy  C_1l. .f RP...   Sale of Secrets For $500 Charqed

A-Spy Named By Grand Jury   David Greenglass Charged As A ‘GoBetween’ For Russia

GRAND JURY ACTS —  Ex-GI Indicted For Giving _A-Bomb Secrets To Reds

Rescue Ships Leave Scene  Of C-46 Crash   Units Pick Up 37 Survivors. Fight Bodies Found, 20 Miscineg

ACHESON AIMS TO REASSURE ASTA NATIONS   U. S. Will Press For Free Korea And  Formosa Study

U.S. Seeking Only Peace for Koreans   Government to Tell UN That Peaceful Solution Is Desired

U.S. Proposes United Korea, F Formosa Stud)  Two- -Fold Move _ Reportec   Two-Fold Move Reported  In Making To Ret accure Atia

China to Get Assurances  On U.S. Aims   Acheson Will Ask UN Declare for United, Free Korea and Take Over Formosa issue

Acheson Expected to Call for Creation of Commission te  Study Disposition of Stronghold, and Press for New As.   sembly Declaration in Favor ef a United Korea—Connally Warns Against War on Chinese Mainland.

U. S. Prepares Korea Statement  To Reassure Asia —* Of Peaceful Plans

Growth, Wrecks, Weather To Year's News  1950 Year Oj Grea Progress For Area

Karthquake Is One Of Biggest   Seismographs Record Shock In Distant Part Of World

GIANT QUAKE ROCKS WORLD SEISMOGRAPHS   1 OF 5 GREATEST EVER RECORED IS BELIEVED IN BURMA

Possibility of A Return of The Dust Bow   Wiuter Wheat Crop Js Curtailed by Thiisect Damage

Dust Bowl! To Return, Say Soil Experts   Soil Conservation Men Report Trouble Ahead For Great Plains

Dust Bow! is New Menace Plains Areas      Officials Warn Threat Of Return of Wasteland Looms Large; Drought Abets Onslaught

Possibility of New Dust Bow! Greatest Since ‘30s   See Trouble Ahead For Southern and Central Plains

DUST BOWL PERIL SAID TO BE GREAT   CONSERVATION SERVICE BELIEVES “TROLBLE AHEAD” FOR DROULTH BELT.

Naval And Air Forces Attack North Koreans   U.S. Ground Force Strength Mounting Says Korean Report

Yanks Rushing Tanks fo Front  Ground Troops Get Eiect Armnred Aid

Voters to Decide Tomorrow After Bruising Battle  Duff Fights ‘Old Guard’ for  fixvntenl al Banu ta Cent *

Gov. James H. Duff And Slat Arrayed Against “Old Guard’ For Control Of The Republican Party Ix Pennsylvania “   4,847,813 VOTERS» REGISTERED IN STATE

Seoul Defense ls Planned By Eighth Army  All North Korea Virtually In Hands Pe Oe we en ee Ela tbo

May Shift 10th Corps To Form Solid Front; Estimate Ist Marines Had 4.000 Casualties

TRUMAN CONSIDERS _ NATURAL GAS BILL   Postpones Decision on Whether te Sign It—To Welcome President of Chiie.

Flood of Wires From Advocates and Opponents  Truman Delays Gas Bill Action

Legal Writing Called Good If Only One Out of 100 Understands Point

Registration Tot otals High In Michigan   Nearly 3 Million Voters Eligible

SECRET H-BOMB MEETING HELD   Baruch, Vinson Urge U.S. To Build Super Bomb

U.S. Production Of H-Bomb Is Urged by Vinson  : ‘eu rman Lilie nfhal  mAnmaime fexerarim Wadien:

Must Bills For Truman  ToGet Okay   But Possible Fight Looms On Contract Powe:

One Legislative Request Dies Truman Given Better-Than-Even Chance of Getting Must’ Bills

Clear Road Seen For Defense Laws  Snlane Slatad Ta Dace   Solons Slated To Pass Truman's ‘Must’ Bills

Most of ‘Must’ Bills Expected To Be Passed  Despite GOP Gains Truman Program Has   Despite GOP Gains Truman Program Has Chance of Enactment

Couldn't Determine Shape  3 Airmen Tell of Sighting Musterious Flying Object

Giant Airlift Over Pacific Ocean Building Up to Supply Force in Korea

Police Check For Slaying Motive   Mother Goes Berserk And Shoots Son While He Is Asleep; Attempts Suicide

Chill Temperatures Throttle Major Flood Threat In Sections Of Penn’a

Russ Security Council Presidency Is Grim Mockery of UN Principles

Jury Locked In Hiss Case  Radw Ouite far Nich   Body Quits for Night After Insagreement

Coal Shortages Grow in Indiana: Men Are Laid Off   Schricker Will Ask UMW to Open More Mines to Get Fuel for Institutions.

General Electri¢ Strike Postponed  C. I. O. Heeds Plea For U. S. Mediation

Senate Approves Oleo Tax Repeal   Truman Believed Certain to Sian

Pittsburgh Judge Makes Public Seized Documents  Drimaryv Ohiaerct af   Primary Object of Communist Party To Overthrow U. S.

Party Papers Outline Reds’ Objectives  Overthrow Aim Of Commies In United States

U.S. Revolt Advocated in Red Papers   Documents Seized In Pittsburgh Raid Published by Judge

Says Documents Prove U.S. Reds — A “War Machine’   Judge Musmanno At Pittsburgh, Makes Seized Papers Public; Party Ledders Free

Papers Show Red Party in America ls War Machine  Overthrow of U.S. Is Indicated by Seized Documents

U. S. Reds Working Toward Revolt Pittsburgh Jurist Says; Claims Proof   Allies Fear Fresh Enemy  Reserves Mav Slow Drive

Judge Makes Public Documents Seized in Raid  Papers Show Red Party Is War Machine

Release Papers In  Seizure   Judge Holds Ones Of Communists Show Body as ‘War Machine’

Pennsylvania Jurist Bares Confiscated Red Documenis   Declares They Show Party Is Fomenting Revolt

Seized Papers Reveal Commie "War Machine’   Judge Releases _ Documents: Taken In Pittsburgh Raid

Says Documents Show Red Party a War Machine   Federal Judge Sends Papers to Committee After Pittsburgh Raid

WAR MACHINE IN U. S.  Seized Red Papers Held Proof of Soviet Aims

‘Sensational’ DataDug Up In Pittsburgh  ee me a   Organizing Efforts Among Steel Plant Workers Disclosed

Musmanno States Seized Documents Prove HisGase   “Sensational” Revelations Promised After Raid - In Pittsburgh

U. 8S. Red Party War ‘Machine’   Seized Papers Show Reds Dedicated To Overthrowing Of Government

Eastern Jurist Releases Seized Red Documents  Says Papers Establish Party as War Machine

Red Papers Establish War Aim of Party   Documents Seized in Pittsburgh Raid Reveal Plan of Operation

Mysterious Ailment  Sweeps Titusville  Adults Afflicted: No Childran Stretan

General Dean Reported Alive   24th Division Chief Is Rounding Up Gls Rehind Reda Lines

General Dean Escaped From Taejon  Unwounded But Stayed To Aid GI's.

Dean Escaped City, Might Be in Hills   Aide Says General Was Anxious to Get U. S. Stragglers

Dean Escapes  Taejon Battle  General May Be Still In Mauntain Sector

AIDE SAYS DEAN WASN'T WOUNDEL   Stayed in Mountains ‘to «Round Up-Strigglers -

Maj. Gen. Dean Fled Taejon, Aide Declares   Commander Reportedly Stayed In Mountains To Help Stragglers Escape

Report Dean Made Escape   Missing Yank General In Korean Mountains, Now Enemy Territory

General Dean In Enemy Territory But Believed Safe, Aide Reports   Fighting Commander Of 24th Division Rounding Up Stragglers Behind Red Lines And Is Not Wounded.

Dean Got Out Of Taejon; Stayed In Hills To Lead Gl Stragglers To Safety

Missing Major General Believed Making His Way Back To the American Lines

NEW HOPE FOR GENERAL DEAN   AIDE REPORTS THE COMMANDER LEFT T( ROUND UP TROOPS

Hopes for Safety Revived  Aide Says General Escaped, Disappeared into Mountains

—REPORTS GENERAL ALIVE— Dean Rounding Up Men iBehind Enemy’s Lines

General Dean Escaped From Burning Taejon but Went Back Into Mountains to Hunt for Stragglers

France Plans Big 3-Year Arms Program   Will Spend 514 Billion: Calls on Britain, U. S.. For European Troon

$5,710,000,000 Over Three Years  France To Rearm. Asks U.S. Troops

F rance Pledges Three-Year  ‘Armes Pr ogram   Calls on Britain, US, To Station ‘Enough’ Divisions in Europe

French Join In Program   4th European Nation To Pledge Re-Armament For Anti-Red Defense

France Acts To Step Up Home Guarc   Calls On Britain And U. S. To Help Bolster Defenses

France Votes For Rearming Program   Three-year Plan    Three-year Plan Gets Approval Of Government

France Pledges Five Billions For Rearming  Aid In Guarding Against Communist: Assured Bv Nation

French Join In Program To Rearm Against Reds   Three-Year Rearmament Program Is Pledged By Nation To Help Guard Against Aggression

F rance Plans Five Billion  Arms Program   -Mukes Plain British, American Troops Must Join In Europe Force

Fourth Attempt Winds up Navy's Embarrassment   Added Bouyancy, Armada of Tugs Save Big Vessel

Tugs Finally Free ‘Big Mo’  From Sandbar   Thousands Cheer End of 2-Weeks’ Chesaneake Rattle

‘Big Mo’ Is Freed On Fourth Effort By Navy Today   Huge Battleship F inally Pulled from Sandbar: Pontoons, Other Aids Used in Attempt.

Huge Armada Of Salvage Tugs Manages T Shake Missouri Free As Thousands Cheer

No Appeasement Basis for Any Red Overture   Western Powers In Agreement On European Army

Truman-Attlee Parley Studies Plan Drawn Up by Sec. Achesor      British Cool To Proposal At Firs’   Would Be Used If Reds Drive Allies Out of Korea. Or War Lasts

U.S. And British ~~ Heads In Accord   Eisenhower Likely To Be Named Commander

Blockading Red China Coast Is Allied Proposal   Course Considered If Troops Beleagured or Driven Out ef Countn

Truman, Attlee Ready For Any Chinese Offer  Concentrate On Plan: For Speeding West European Defense.

Truman, Attlee To Consider Korean Offer   ‘No Appeasement’ Ti Be Followed By Allied Leaders

Attlee Reported Cool To Idea, Eager To Bring Crisis To Close   No ‘Appeasement, President Insists   Conferences Will Continue At Least Through Tomoarrayw

Truman, Attlee Continue Talks On Korean Crisis   UN Aseembly In First Full Discussion Of Request That Reds Withdraw

Blockade of _ China’s Coast Is Considered   Proposal Discussed by Truman and Attlee as One OF Several Ways To Deal with Communist Aggression in Korea—Any Red Peace Move Short o Appeasement Will. Be Received by Confevane 

Appeasement Of Chinese  Is Opposed By Leaders   Reasonable Solution Of Korean Situation Would Be Considered

BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST CONSIDEREL   Truman, Attlee Study Use of Navies if Pressure Continues on Troops in Karena.

Truman, Attlee May Be Studying Blockade Plan   May Put Scheme Into Effect Off Coast Of  Communist China

Truman, Attlee Talk Blockade Of Red China   Makes Remark on Opposing Speedy Action on Issue of Chinese Invaders

Truman and Attlee Consider Blockade Of China's Coast   Will Consider Any Peace Plan That is Not ‘‘Appeasement’”’

Will Consider A Reasonable  Peace Proposal   Doubt China Ready To Talk Any Terms

Blockade Of China Coast  Is Discussed   Truman and Attlee Consider Ways to Deal with Red China if U. N. Forces Are Long Beleacuered.

LEADERS AGREE NOT TO APPEASE CHINESE ENEMY   fruman And Attlée Seem Ready To Consider Reasonable Proposal For ‘Korean Settlement

Ready to Consider Any “Non-Appeasement Offer   None in Sight As Truman, Attlee Continue Their Conferences

Truman And Attlee Seek Korean Peace, Avoid Appeasement   Compromise Ruled Out

CHINA BLOCKADE CONSIDERED IN CAPITOL TALKS   Attlee, Truman Agree To Follow No-Appeasement Policy In War

Truman, Attlee  Talk Blockade  of China Coast One of Several Way!  @.. _..a swt An CY whed   One of Several Ways Suggested to Fight Red Aaaression

May Counter Red Aggression With Blockade of China   Other Pr roposals Studied By Truman And Attlee In Effort To Work Out —  Unified Policy On Asia; U.S. Reported Takine Tousher Line Than Britain

Little Prospect Any Offer Will Be Forthcoming From The Chinese Reds; AngloAmerican Talks Enter Fourth Day:

Appear Ready to Consider Non-Appeasement Offer For Settlement: Real Optimism Disavowed

U.S., Britain Snub Peace  At Any Price   Truman And Attlee, However, Would Sift Any Reasonable Plan

Chinese Peace Move Would Be Accepted by Allied Nations   “President Truman Taking Much Toughe _ Attitude Then British on Far Eastern Situation as to Putting Drwcenrs oa Bade

President, ‘Attlee Talk  ‘Continuing   Sea Blockade Seen As Pressure Tactics Against Mainland

CHINA COAST — BLOCKADE BY U.N. PROPOSED   U.S.-British Will Consider Any Red Non-Appeasement Peace Move.

U.S. and Britain Rule Out Appeasement: France Accepts German Combat Units

Truman, Attiee Consider Next Move In Orient   Seok Way Out OF  crean Disaster

U. S. STAND IS FIRMER THAN BRITISH   Attlee Apparently. Willing To Bargain -_To Achieve Peace

Blockade. of China Coast Said Under Consideration   After Nine Years —  Headlines Still Anxious

Trapped Men Win First Part of Freedom Drive; China Blockade Dehated

Blockade of Red China Is  Considered   Truman Has Tougher Line Than Attlee, Although He'll Discuss Proposal  NIX ‘APPEASEMENT’  =e, —, ae we ” ie a oo   NIX ‘APPEASEMENT’   But Britisher Wants Effort To Be Concentrated in West Europe, Not Asia

—ACHESON’S PROPOSAL —  Truman, Attlee Seen Agreed on ‘No Appeasement’

Blockade Of China Suggested   President, Attlee Consider Measures To Bring Agreement

Truman and Attlee Ponder Sealing Coast   Action Reported Suggested at Secret Parley by Acheson

Policy of Twe Nations Hinges On Outcome  Ot UN Defense   Negotiated Settlement Short of Appeasement Is Sought

U.S. Experts For Tougher Far East Line   British Minister Is Reported Cold To. Korea Suggestion

Leaders Await Any Reasonable Truce Offer   Ready For Settlement lf It Doesn’t Call For Appeasing Reds

U.S. Leader Rules Out Red Joining U.N.   Conferences Will Continue at Least Through Friday

Plan Weighed fn Event War Is Prolonged   President Taking Tougher Line Than Attlee on Far East

Attlee, Truman May Decide on China Blockade   Proposal One Of Several Now Beina Studied

Truman, Attlee Consider Action In Korean Crisis  Other Ways to Deal With Reds: Studied

Blockade For China Coast Is Considered   Acheson Reported To Advance Plan; Attlee Said ‘Cool’

President, Attlee Hit Appeasement: Weigh Blockades  Door To Stay Open To Sincere Peace  SC armuln in Marare

No-Apneasement Offer from Reds Is Awaited   Europe Rearmament Is Object of Study By Two Leaders

Truman and Attlee Appear Ready To Accept Any Reasonable Plan for Korean Settlement

CONTINUE. CRISIS TALKS --— Traman, Attlee Seeking  Reasonable Korean Pact

Red China Coast Blockade Studied  Truman, Attlee Consider  an ee m!lhClUelumlC CR et eet ket LO oe lel se

Attlee Talks With India's  Ambassador on Korea Issue He and Truman Ready te Consider Any

Truman. Attlee Prepared To Take Reasonable Deal: None in Sight From Reds

Action Studied by Truman, Attlee If Troops Besieged * Or Forced to Leave Peninsula

Appeasement Of China Is Utterly Out   Attlee and Truman Agreeable to Any Reasonable Plan Short of This

U. S. Proposal Is Being Discussed With the British   ‘But Attlee Is Said To Prefer Bringing Crisis Over China Tor Oiuiek Slrca

Blockade of Chinese Coast Is Considered   Pres. Truman and Prime Minister Attlee Study’ Such Proposal-in Case UN Troops. Are Long: Beleaguered or Driven: Out of Korea.   3QTH OPPOSE APPEASEMENT

Study Ways To Cut Cost Of Building   Floor Baule of  Supervisors Sees Tempers Flare

SEEK REVISION OF PLANS 10 SLASH COSTS   Battle Between Factions On Proposals Is Bitter

County Candidates File. Until Oct.7   Naw Parity   Civil Defense

Forts Batter Hub On Border   Seven UN Divisions Deploy for Big Battle

PLANES BLAST KOREAN REDS’ STRONGHOLDS:   UN Fortes Expect Fidree Battles ¢ Gna Datahen tra

UN Troops Closing Northeast Corner Of Korean Front   Huge Battle Looms in Northwes: Sector as Allies Prepare for Assault on 120,000 Communists

Units Of Seven U.N. Divisions Plan Assault   Estimate 120,000 Of Chinese And Korean Reds Defend Position:

Allies Build Up For Huge Offensive  UN Troops Move Ahead Up To Six . MSR, eres: ae ae

! Bomb Squad in Ohio  Air Guard to Report ‘For Active Duty Oct. 20

‘Unfair’ Count Against Miners Being Planned   Steel Companies Expect To Make Formal Charge Against Lewis

Buchele Takes Democrat Victory in Party Contests In Yesterday's Primary   BEERY IN WRITTEN IN

Buchele Takes Democrad Victory in Party Contests In Yesterday's Primary

UN REJECTS RED CHINA BID BY ONE VOTE   Russian Demand That Peiping Regime Be Heard Is Lost

Council Rejects Malik Scheme To Invite Red China   By Soviets By Only Single Vote

‘Red China Rebuffed:  U.N. Council Refusesto Hear Charges Brought Against U.S.

Red China Turned Down In UN Vote   Communists Won’t Be Invited to Back Up Charges.

U.N. Refuses To Issue Bid To Red China   Soviet Demand Nation Be Heard Is Rejected By Margin of One Vote

RED CHINA FAILS ~TOGET U. NB   PROPOSAL TO INVITE HER TO COUNCIL SESSION BESTEN BY ONE VOTE.

VO INVITATION TO BE GIVEN RED CHINA   Russian Demand Is Turned Down Br Security Council By One Vote ¥

Council Kills U.N. Bid To Chinese Reds  Austin Calls Red  BRAnwva Sennkesecreer

Allied Troops Stabilize Line Against Drive   MacArthur Fears More Red Troops Will Enter War From Manchuria

) Korean Front Stabilized As Marine Fliers Report Heavy  Strike Against Chinese Reds

Aircraft Help Allied Forces Tighten Lines  Convoy Reaches Ionlatod As nn wsmac

Candidate Smith Reveals Platform   In First Radio Talk, Reynolds Declares He Is States Righter

CHINA’S LAST STAND:  Chinese Nationalists Train Navy To Meet Communist Move ‘To Capture Last Stronghold

“Chiang’s Last Stand”   CHAPTER FOUR By HOWARD HANDLEMAN  Kay Facternmn Direetoar.

Texas Has 70,725 Men Available For Draft Chiat, Roarde Ara: Ordered To: Sten Up Their Work

TO EASE TRAFFIC   Council to Let Citizens De. cide on Sixth Street Cutoff

Doctor Receives Threat of Bomb  ose Liabad   Warning Linked With ‘Mercy Death’

Two Deputies Shot In Back Youths Held   Bodies Are Found In Brush Near Redding; Boys Found In Truckee

Officers Shot With Own Guns By Delinquents   Escapees From Youth Camp Kiil Deputies on Wav Back to Jail

HIGKENLOOPER AND LOVELAND IN FALL FIGHT   Republican Nominee Swamps Opponents; Democrat Wins Over Five.

Advocate Of Brannan Plan Wins   Republican Senator Wins Renomination By One-Sided Vote

Legion Asks Ouster of Acheson   Demands Atom Bomb for Russia if Caught in Further Agaression

Legion Chiefs Urge Ouster of Acheson   Also Demand Atom Bomb Be Used if Soviet Attacks Aqain

Oust Acheson, Legion Grou p Urges Truman   Veterans Would AtomBomb Russia If It Commits Aggression

Legion Group Asks Acheson Be Removed   Resolution To Be Presented At Annual Sessien

Legion Demands Firing of Acheson   Also Want A-Bomb Used to Stop Russia

House Committee Votes Full Armed Forces Request   Slate $16 Billion For Military Forces

$16.84 Billion Arms Bill Goes  Before House   Committee Ready To Vote More For Defense When Needed

house Group Okays Armed Forces Sum   More Vast Funds Expected To Be Provided Later

Full Quota Of Truman Plan OK’d   $16,845,000,000 Fund  “Is Favored By The  Committee, More When Needed ~

$16.8 Billion Arms Spending Given Approval   House Appropriations Committee Okays Huge Fund, Assures More To  Be Available If Needed

‘Little Carl’ Charged  With Molesting Girl Shelton In Jal Under $10,000 Bond.

CARL SHELTON IS ARRESTED ON MORALS CHARGE   Gangster’s Nephew Accused of Molesting Girl in Indianapolis.

Murray Makes New Plea For Labor Unity To AFL And Other Major Unions   Seeks Co-Operation On Economic, Legislative And Political Issues; Also Eventual Merger Into 16-Million Member Confederation

CIO President Asks Labor Unity Board Be Set Up   Murray Urges Committee To Work for Merger Of Major Unions

CIO Chief Again Seeks Labor Unity  Murray Proposes Group To Work Toward Merger

Murray Urges United Labor  Proposes Merger Of Four Biacest Unions

LABOR UNITY COMMITTEE  a President   CIO President Moves for Federation  Of 16 Million

Fx-U. §. Economist Assails Congress’ Deficit Spending  Warns Nation Will Lose Cold War Unless Budget Issue Solved

Economy In Congress Rhymes With Hypocrisy, Nourse Tells U. S. C of (

MINERS INJURED ~ 1N25-FOOT FALL   Elevator Cage Drops to Bottom of Mining Shaft

M’CARTHY SAYS SECRETS GIVEN   Asserts Witness Will Testify Atomic Informc-  tion Transmitted

McCARTHY CITES ESPIGNAGE GASE   Declares Senate Investigators Have Witness To Testify On Atomic Secrets Sent To Russia.

New Charges Hurled by McCarthy   Says Russia Given Atom Data Before Hiroshima Blast

McCarthy Hurls  New Spy Charges   Senator Includes  Magazine Workers

Personne! Part Of tSpionage Setup, McCarthy Claims   Names Ex-OSS‘ Agent As His Chief Witness

Atomic Secrets Given To Russia  Before Ist A-Bomb Used, McCarthy Says

McCarthy Says Bielaski in on Amerasia Raids   State Department Employes Part of Ring, Senator Says

McCarthy Claims State Departmen Employees Part Of Espionage Ring   Says Witness On Hand Ready To Testify About Amerasia Maaazine   William Remington Once Again Denies He Ever Was Communist

New Spy Tale Is Promised  By MeCarthy   Senator Says Witness Will Reveal State’s Part In Red Spy Ring

Senate Faces  Scrap Over Red Charges  Lucas Is Rebuked For Hinting That McCarthy Lied  BULLETIN

McCarthy Says Amerasia Staff Stole Secrets  State Department Called Center Of   Pease = = -.- een Se ee om

MeCarthy Says Witness Can T lestiry About Seerets Sent Russia in 1945

McCarthy Claims Early Atom Leak  Denounces Closed Hearing by Group

Says. Witnesses Can Prove Claim Of Espionage Rins   McCarthy Declares Frank Bielaski Can  Produce Informatior

McCarthy Says Witness Can Testify Atom Secrets Given fo Reds in 1945

McCarthy Has Another Witnes: In Red Hunt   Says Man Knows Soviets Got Early A-Bomb Data

Amerasia Witness Is Questioned   Department Employe Has Information On Spy Ring, Asserts  ~ Sen. McCarthy

McCarthy Says U.S. Employees In Spying Ring   Says Magazine Gave Atomic Information To Reds In 1945

McCarthy Says Nev Witness Will Tell Of Atomic Spying   Says State Dept. Employes Part Of Espionage Ring

Witness Fails  t Supply Data inted By Solon   Latest ‘Charges’ Leveled Following Wednesday Furore

SENATOR HAS NEW WITNESS _ McCarthy Says A-Bomb Secrets Went To Soviet In Early “45

Miner Accuses Union, Company   NLRB Examiners Wil} Investigate Case in Illinois Field.

Czech Minister Of Information Acclaims Elimination Of ‘Non-Progressive’ Press Representatives From Communist Spheres

More Auto Plants  Planning Cutbacks aaa 16,000 Employe: ‘To Be Idied In Four  Camnanicc

Auto Cut-Backs Idling 16,000  Four More GM Plants Join Conversion Slump

GENERAL MOTORS SHUTS DOWN FOUR MORE FACTORIES   Plants to Remain Closed Until January 8 Because of Critical Material Shortages.   ESTIMATED 16,000 AUTO WORKERS IDLE   More Layoffs Likely, Bu Arms-Making May Take Up Employment Slack in a Few Months.

U. S. Force  Indicated  in Cold War   Recent Russian Moves May Bring Armed Resistance

U. S. to Use Force it Reds Push Too Far in Cold War   West Will Not Yield To Any Russian Move Against West Berlin

U.S. To Use Force lf Nation Pushed Toc Far By Red Tactics   Berlin Said Crossroads In  Cold War

See Use of Force Possible if Reds Continue Cold Wai   Attempt to Drive U.S Out of West Berlin Seen as ‘Crossroads’

U.S. Proposes Russian Voice On Formosa   Soviet Rejects Plan Aimed at Stabilizing Pacific Ocean Area

Not All Suckers Live Outside N. Ys Some in Brooklyn Buy Gold Bricks

U §. Closes Czech Chicago Consulate In Reprisal for Anti-American Act

US Hits Back By Ordering Czech Consulate Shut   Chicago Office Closing Latest Tit-For-Tat Act

U. S. Closes Down Czech Consulate   In Retaliation For Ousting Of Information Office

CZECH CHICAGO CONSULATE HAS CLOSURE ORDER   U. S. Retaliates Against Prague For Clampdown On Information Idea

Czechs Told To Close Chicago Consulate In Retaliation For Policy

United States Strikes Back At Czechs.  Closes Consulate; Reds Fight Truth  Gece Achecon Savs

Czech Office (Closed Down   United States Hits Back At Anti-American Campaian

MILK STRIKE IN CAPITAL ENDED   Scant Hope Seen For Similar Action In Western Pennsylvania

MILK STRIKE IS * EASED IN EAST   Washington Expects Eorly Set¥  tlement—Pittsburgh Aree Suffers

The Weather   Baker Strike Hits Pacific Coast Cities  Eight-Day Milk Dispute Ended In Washington

One Dairy Strike Ends   ‘Washington Gets Milk Again, But Tie-Up Stil ’ Holds in Pennsylvania

Washington Dairy Strike Settled; Los Angeles Bakers Stage Walkout

Spying Charges Receive Airing  McCarthy Claims Woman Had ‘Links’

Woman Called Former Red’ By A Senator   McCarthy Trying To Prove Commies Work In State Dep't

Sen. M’Carthy, Names Wife of See. Acheson   Protest From Lodge, Who Calls Inquiry — “ost Unusual One’

‘Cowardly Liar’   Gal, Labelled Palsy with Reds, Kicks Back at Senate Accuser

Former Femme Judge Accused bya Geeta   ‘Liar’ Shouts Miss Dorothy Kenyon, 62, After Red Charge by McCarthy

Probe Started OF Communist "Infiltration:   McCarthy Directs Fire At Former State Departi: °- ment Worker

Sen. McCarthy Says Woman in  28 Red Fronts   Tydings Promises A Thorough Record

Senator Links Ey-State Dept, Aide fo Reds   McCarthy Called ‘Liar’ by Woman Named at Inquiry

Sen. McCarthy Is A Liar, Says Accused Womar   Red Front Charge Cowardly Smear, Says Miss Kenyon

WOMAN LABELED AS COMMUNIST LASHES SENATOR   Accused As Member Of Subversive Organizations, She Calls McCarthy Liar —Committee Probe Gets Roaring Start.

Dorothy Kenyon Labels Solon A Cowardly Liar  ‘McCarthy Testifies Woman Collaborated

M'CARTHY CITES CASE OF WOMAN   State Employe Member Of Red-Front Groups

Senator Hires New Red Blast At Ex-Official   ‘Cowardly Liar,’ Retorts Former State Department Employe

Senator Takes Stand at Probe of Red Charges   Commission Member Denies Red Tieup, Calls Badger “Liar”

Charges State Dept. Worker In Red-Front Grou  Senator McCarthy Says Woman Tied In

WOMAN 1S LINKED 10 26 RED GROUPS BY SEN. M'CARTH)   Dorothy Kenyon, Former State Department Official, Charged With Communist Activities.   COWARDLY “LIAR,” SHE FIRES BACK   Democrats Pepper Accuser With Questions and Session Is Thrown Into Uproar.

McCarthy Names Woman In Charge   Asserts All Communist-Front Organizations Of Which She 's Member Have Been Declared Subversive By Government Agency

Woman Gives Lie To Senator Over  Charge She’s Red   Former State Department Employe Accused O! Being Affiliated With 28 Communist Front Organizations; Senate Hearings Open

Former State Department Official Accused  of Communist Activities

DRAWS QUICK REBUKE _ Senator Pins Red Label ~ On Former U. S. Aid

Open Inquiry Into Charges of Spy Ring   McCarthy Claims One State Employe Has 28 Red Affiliations

Sen. McCarthy  Names Woman   Charges Dorothy Kenyon, Employe of  the State Department, Has Been Affiliated With at Least 28 CommunistFront Oraanizations.   INQUIRY GETS STARTED

—PROBE OPENS— State Dept. Woman Is  Called Red   2: SENATORS IN ROW AT HEARING

Red Front Accusations Rouse Tempe   hicCarthy Announce Prominent Names As Communist Heloers

Miss Kenyon ‘Affiliated’   Senate Group Opens Hearing Into Charges

McCarthy. Called Liar By Woman He Calls Red   Charges Are Made As Senate Probes ‘Red Influence’ In State Dept.

Solon Charges State Department Employe Is Affiliated With 28 Communist-Front Oraanizations

State Departmen Employee Linked With Red Groups   Accused Woman Labels Statement a “Lie” mt Cammitee Hearn.

Senator Starts Naming Names On ‘Red’ Lisi   But He Is Called a ‘Liar’ By “Case No. 1,” a Former State Department Employe

End Of Chrysler Strike Seen Soon  Mediator Expects Finish This Week

RIDGWAY FLIES TO TAKE OVER WALKER’S JOE   Tough Paratrooper Is Authority On Use Of Airborne Forces

GENERAL RIDGWAY LEAVES FOR KORE!   NEW EIGHTH ARMY CHIEF AN AUTHORITY ON USE OF AIRBORNE TROOPS.

Ridgway To Command  U.S. Eighth   Big Paratrooper Leayes Washington To Assume Duties

Gen. Ridgway On Way To Take Over 8th Army  Walker's Successor Is Ace Airborne  Tactician; Leaves

Off By Plane To Take Over  In Command   Lt. Gen. Ridgway To Take Over In  Eighth Army

Sec. Acheson Against Hasty China Moves   Jil Considered Acts Could Drive Asiatics To Reds, U. S. Told

HITS FORMOSA STEP Acheson Avers ‘Hasty’ Act Will Drive Asia to Reds

Acheson Says Care Needed In China War   Hasty Action Micht Drive Asia Into Arms Of Reds, He Declares

West Broadcasts  Rearming Charges Protests to Moscow Told to World   Protests to Moscow Told to World As Russia-Allies Step Up Dispute

All The World Being Told  Russia Rearming Germany   Western Powers Taking To Radio To Spread Their Charge That Reds Are Illegally Building Up Armed Force.

, Western Powers Covering Air With Char ges Reds Rearming  Germany, Violating Promise

Big Three Airs Latest Protest   Radio Shouts Of Reds’ German Army

Russia Rearms Last Germany, Big 3 Charges  Story Of Violation:   Story Of Violations Spread On Air

Plans To Raise Sunken British Sub Are Startec   Several Months Time May _ Be Required For Raising Submarine   DEATH TOLL IN DISASTER IS 6%

Johnson Says Real Defense Progress Made  Arrives At Hague Sete ay eee eee = DS

Johnson Sees Real Progress For Defenses   American Secretary Arrives at Hague After Record Flight

American Arrives At The Hague   Western Europe Mav Ask Billion  To Finance Plan

Atlantic Arsenal -CONGRESS TO PASS ON U.S. FUNDS FOR ATLANTIC PACT

DEFENSE PLA 1S PRAISED. BY JOHNSON   Secretary States “Real Progress” ' Made la Eurana

‘Real Progress’ Seen By Johnson In European Defense   U.S. May Be Asked To Aid  ln Financina

Report Chinese Reds Moving Up 150,000 Troops to Indo-China Border

Army of 150,000 Reported On Way Toward Border   French Seek Help In Washington

‘Allies Don't Believe Reds . Will Join Fight   French Staging Rearguard Battle While on Retreat

Flying Saucers Are Here Again   California Residents Report Seeing Bright Othiecta In Shkv.

State Guards Map Intensive Drive To Recruit Men   28th Division Will Attempt To Reach Full Strength  Prior To Induction

Solons Eyeing 40-Hour Week   Think Wistfully of What 11 Would Be Like to Have Limited Werking ODay

IN@XT:  Congress Talks, Albeit Somewhat Wistfully, of 40 Hour Week

WARNING SYSTEM TO UNDERGO TEST   Mock Air Raid Planned In State Next Month

AIR RAID WARNING SYSTEM IN STATE   Now Being Organized And Will Have First Test Next Month—9,000 Volunteers To Take Part

To Test Air Rai Warning System  State’s Syatem Will   State’s System Will Be Given First Test Sometime Next Month

‘State's Air Raid Warning System Will Have Its First Test During September

To Test Air Raie Warning System   State’s System Will Be Given First Test Sometime Next Month

Another Week With No Coal?   Legal Actions Seen Holding Up Mining

EARLY-DECISION IN COURT CASE NOT EXPECTED.      Case Opening Monday May Take Days While Minare [nat

Nation Fears Another Week Of Idle Mines   Truman And Advisers Count On Contempt Case To End Strike

Officials Fear Fuel Shortage To Get Worse  Contempt Trial Of Miners Union Will

UNIGN TRIAL TO START MONDAY   Handing Down of Court Verdict  ' Eapected to Take to Wednesday or Thursday = Decision’ May Be. Rurther Delayed if Union ) Requests Jury Trial.

Pick Jury' To Try Maragon   Sen. McCarthy Subpenaed By Defense Lawyer

Jurors Named In Maragon 's Perjury Trial   Defense Unsuccessful In Attempt To Bar All U. S. Employes

COURT TO SEND MAN TO HOSPITAL FOR EXAMINATION   Charles E. Moreland, 47, of Phila., May Be Given Treatment

DRUNKENNESS BRINGS SEVERAL INTO COURT   One Over Marital Trouble, 2 As Tipsy Drivers   ONE HEARING DELAYED

Unions Ready To Arbitrate Diesel Issue   500,000 Workers May Be Idle Tonight lf Peace Move Fails

IRR Union Offers To Arbitrate On Extra Fireman   U. S. Industry Plan Curtailments; New Threats Are Probed

R.R. Mediation Board Resumes Negotiations  One Spokesman Says   One Spokesman Says He Believes Settlement ‘Is Not Too Far Away’

HIGHEST COURT RECEIVES PLEA FROM PRISONER   S. W. Rouzer, jr., Hits Blair, State Courts In New Bid for Freedom.

THREE KILLED BY BLAST IN DOWNTOWN L. A.   Workmen Trapped In Underground Vault

BRIDGES TAKES WITNESS CHAIR; CLIMAX NEARS   LongshoremanLeader To Be on Stand  Several Davs

Name Three More In Further Effort For Special Judge   Judge Wild Acts Again to Get Jurist for Onward - Qit

WRONG PLAN LIE TELLS REDS   UN Secretary Doubts He Has Changed Russian Attitude

33 OTHERS ARE MISSING IN AREA HIT BY DISASTER   Six Counties In West Virginia Struck By Torrents Rolling Out Without Warning.

Raging Water Hits Area Of West Virginia  Grow Longer; 33 Reported Missina

No Warnings from Torrent   North Central Area Covering 6 Counties Is Hit

Raging Water Hits Area Of West Virginia   Victims List May Grow Longer; 33 Rannrted Missing

21 Drowned, 33 Missing Ir Flash Floods   Six-County Area In West Virginia Is Hard Hit By  Surgine Streams

At Least 21 Are Dead Following Flash Floods  In NC West Vireinia

33 MISSING IN FLOODS   Flash Floods Hit West Virginia Area Without Warning; Two Youths Save Many at Berea.

List 21 Dead, 33 Missing in West Virginia Floods   Authorities Fear Toll] May Go Much Higher in Six-County Area: Property Damage Heavy

21.DEAD, 33 MISSING IN FLASH FLOOD   Six-County Area Of West Virginia Hit .

21 Persons Dead in Wake Flash Floods   Many Dead, 33 Missing In Wake of Floods That Struck Six-County Area; No Warning Given

21 Dead and 33 Missing In Flash Floods   West Virginia Toll Expected To Mount; Storms Sweep Area

2 Known Deac In Flash Flood  33 Reported Missing As High Waters Hit W. Virginia Region

11 LOSE LIVES IN FLASH FLOOD   Surging Torrents Roll Ou: Of Darkness Without Warning

21 Dead, 33 Lost as Flash Floods Strike W. Virginia  Surging Waters Roll Over Six Counties; Feer Death Toll May Mount Even Higher

RAGING WATERS HIT WITHOUT WARNING      33. Are Reported Missing In Six-County Area  12 IN FAMILY      Attending Birthday Party Feared Lost; Damage Runs Into Millions

Death Toll In West Va. Flood Is 21   33 Others Missing After Cloudburst In North-Central Part Of State Sunday

Thirty - Three Others Reported Missing In NorthCentral Section When Waters Pour In During Night Without Warning

21 Are Dead and 33 Missing In Flash Floods That Visit West Virginia Over Weekend

21 Persons Die  in Flash Floods  At Least 33 Missing in West Virginia Area ac Torrents Sween Houses Away

21 PERISH, 33 MISSING IN FLOODS   Flash Floods Hit West Virginia Area Without Warning; Two Youths Save Many at Berea.

Floods Strike at Six Counties in West Virginia   At Least 21 Feared Dead, 33 Injured in Northern Part of the State

Flash Floods Leave 21 Dead, 33 Missing   Surging Torrents Rol! Out of Darkness With  No Warning, Claiming Heavy Toll in Six-County Area of West Virginia: 12 of Qne Family Lost

12 in Family Drown Near West Union   Damage at Wesion Set at Two Million; Six Dead at Berea

21 REPORTED DEAD IX FLODDS   33 Missing As High Waters Sweep Six County Area of West Vir. ginia, Sunday — Death Tolt Expected to Climb.

21 ARE DEAD, 33 MISSING IN FLASH FLOODS   SURGE OF WATER HITS SMALL TOWNS IN WEST VIRGINIA

33 Missing, Higher Toll Is Expected   Six-County Section Ravaged By Swollen Rivers And Creeks

FLOOD TAKES TOLL OF 2) KNOWN DEAL IN Wes? VIRGIN   : Thirty-Three Others Missing; Disaster Struck Without gfe Bee

Twenty-One Persons Killed and 33 Missing After Flash Floods Strike West Virginia

North-Central Part Of State Swept In Ear! Morning Hours And Toll May Go Higher; Property Damage Very Heavy.

he Tacet 91 Nea Tuck ¥VVithout v¥ arning  [At Least 21 Dead After West Virginia Floods

21 Persons Dead, 33 Still Missing In West Virginia  Following Flood Outbreak

Six-County Disaster  21 Dead, 33 Missing In West Virginia Floods 

West Virginia Flash Floods Kill 21 Persons   Family Groups Wiped Out In Sunday Tragedy

—DISASTER— 21 Dead, 33 Missing In:  Flash Floods  _ West Virginia _ Toll May Grow

Many Killed As  Flash Floods  Sweep Virginia Missing List Grows As Six Counties

1 Die, 33 Missing  In Mountain Flood  West Virginia Hit By Flash Deluges

21 Dead, 33 Missing After Floods Surprise Portion Of West Virginia

Two Injured In Cycle. Accident  ‘Polk: Youths Tpken  To ‘Frankbin’ Hospital  . rota  ee eee

Two Injured In Cycle Accident   Polk Youths Taken To Franklin Hospital Following Crash

Attlee Halts Socialization Of Industries   British Premier Bow: To Party Wing, Caneels Promise

Attlee Halts Labor Party Program   Narrow Margin in Election Brings Change in Plans

Attlee To Halt ‘Nationalization Ot Industries   Interprets Election Trend As Opposed To Further Nationalization in Britain

Three Killed In Accident in Aransas Pass   Murder Without Malice Charged Against Driver

Spring Is Back in State Once Again   Generally Fair Weather Is Seen For State; Sunday Weather Rough   Weather

Price Clamps Held Needless   Flanders Believes Other Steps Possible

Flan landers Says U.S MayHead Off Need  For Price Controls   Maybank Declares He Believes Controls Should Come Quickly

Senators Consider Need for Price Controls ‘And Rationing: Quick Moves Are Needed

Government May Delay Price Contro   Restrictions on Housing Due at an Early Hour, However

Senator Says Government May Still ‘Head Off Price Curbs, Rationina

Fresh Curbs On Building Due Shortly   Capital Speculates Steelworkers’ Case May Set Wave Policy

Believes Price Curbs Can Be Headed Off   But Government Must FAove Fast on Other Frants, Sendtor Savs

Flanders Sees Hope For Avoiding  Price Controls, Rationing Order

Flanders Urges Moves fo Fight Inflation Trend   Housing Control Edict Expected; Steel Waaes Issue

Senator Thinks U.S. Can Head a Price Curbs  Urges Fast Action To: Oo   Urges Fast Action To Fight Inflation; Big Steet Formule Making

Control Need Depends On Quick Action   Curbs Slowing Private Home Building May Be First of Drastic Curbs

Control Actions Awaited: Curbs on Building Indicated   Leaders in Senate Hint Other Steps Needed for Job

‘May Avoid Price Rein’  Solon Says There’ s a Chance If U.S. Moves Fast Along Other Lines

Drastic New Curbs On Private Home Building Mav Be Announced Shorily

Big Steel Expected to Set Wage Pattern Solons Differ on Inflation as Living Costs Soar

Mieht Avert Price Controls   Senator For Fast Moves to Halt Inflation

RIGID ECONOMIC CURBS PLANNED   Pace Of Private Home Building Will Be Slowed — Other Anti-Inflation Moves Sighted.

Tax, Bond Drive Against Inflation Plea Of Senator  Vermont's Flan: neers Suggests Prog  Meybank eee Cas 4

3 County Firms Are Reorganized   Partnership Here To Be Dissolved

Bretzius Firm ls Incorporated   Mining and Supply Firms Also Formed

Shivers Will Call Special Session Jan. 31   Legislature Will Consider Hospital And School Budaert

HOSPITALS TOP QUESTION Shivers to Summons Legislature Jan. 31   See story of Legislators’ reactions on page 9.

TO PICK BY LOT FOR THE PLAYOFFS   Unnamed Source Says That Is Big Seven Ruling

How Guerrillas Work What tc Do About Little Men in White Along Sides Of Roads Is Major Problerr

Pact Ministers Defer Military Setup Decision   Other Units Will Study German Issue

French Stand Balks Plan . OnPactArmy   Defense Ministers Turn Task Over To Other Acencies

Ol] Dread Sadll There:  French Fear of Reich Power Delays Namine: Allied Chief

HOLIDAY FOR GRADES   Teachera Meeting Today to Learn How to Use New Reading Texts

Oklahoma Officials Doubt Crash Story  No Planes Missing, No Wreckage Found

NATIONS FIRST ARMED FORCES DAY OBSERVED  United States Fight  United States Fighting Men Every: where Mark Event Led by Mr. Truman.

Strong U.S. Is Theme For Today   Armed Forces Day Is Observed By Parades And Military Shows

Double Holiday Is Celebrated In Mecklenburg   Big Parades Mark Dav Across Nation

GM Calls For Eased Rollback  Big Corporation Stops Sales Of All Its 1951 Model Cars

Chevrolets, Pontiacs, And Cadillaes To Be Frozen After Today   ESA Price Order ‘Diser iminatory’   Labor And Industry Protest Rollback Set By U.S,  For Automobiles

Distribution Is Held Up Pending Rollback Survey   Dealers to Halt Sale of Autos Received Today and After

Nale Of bt Cars Hit By Rollback Frozen By G.M   New Chevrolety, Pontiac: And Cadillacs Affected Pending Order's Study

GM Freezes Sale of ‘51 Model Cars   Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac Affected: Bulek, Olds Exemp?

GM Hits Back By Freezing Auto Sales   Action Stands Pending Stud; Of Federal Price Cut Order

GM Slaps On ‘No Sale’ Tag For 3 Autos   Chevy, Pontiac And Cadillac Affected; Freeze Responsible

General Motors Halts Sale Of 1951 Model Car:  Freeze Ordered After Price Rollback By Federal Government

GM, Miffed, Orders Freeze  On 51 Models   4  Says Price Rollback Orde Is Discriminatory — Wants an Examination

Government Price Rollback Blamed»  GM Calls Halt Ta Sale Of New Cars

GM “FREEZES” SALE OF 1951 MODEL AUTOS   Halt-Order Hits Cars Affected By Government Price Control

Price Rollback Order Said to Be Responsible   Dealers of Three Makes of Cars Hit

Both Car Makers And Labor Objec To Roll Back tn Prices Of Aufos      Government Order Termed ‘Unfair’ But Industry Says lt Will Comply

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac Affected; Stand of Chrysler And Ford in Doubt

‘GM Stops Sale of Its 1951 Model  Automobiles   Asks Goverment to Modify Order Rolling Back Prices to December 1 Level; Order Is Branded “Dis ecriminatary ”

Automobile Prices Will Be Rolled Back Over Objections Of Labor and Makers

‘Auto Industry To Roll Back Prices   » Cry of “Unfair” Is Heard From Labor And Management

GM Takes Its ‘51 Model Cars From Market   Asks Government to Modify Order Rolling Back Prices on Autos

GEN’L MOTORS FREEZES SALES   Three Lines of Cars Affected by Order in Price Boost Row; Autos Received Prior to Today Not Tied Up

6. M. Freezes Car Sales in 3 Divisions  Orders Go Out to  Chevrolet, Pontiac

General Motors , Orders Dealers To Halt Sales   Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac Affected In Company Move

Industry, Labor Protest Action   Auto Workers Will Compl With Government Order

SALE OF 1951 ‘MODEL 6M CARS BEING HALTED   Largest Auto Manufacturer Asks Government  To Modify Order   ROLLED BACK PRICES ON LATEST MODELS

Firm Retains Title to Cars Sent Dealers   Corporation Action Follows Government  Price Rollback Orde

Freezes. Sale  OFI951 Cars   General Motors Acts on Aptos Affected by Government Price Rollback,

Auto Prices To Be Rolled Back   Car Makers and Labor Object to Government  Price-Rollback Order

6M Orders Half on Sale of New Cars   Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Ceditlacs Received Today Are Involved

Sale Of 1951 Model Autos Halted By GM   Government Asked Tc Modify Order Rolling Prices Back

Car Prices Go Back Over Protest From Makers and Labor   Saturday Order Labeles ‘Unfair’; Official Says Action Is [Pe eee Sent Pe

Auto Prices Will Roll Back On New Cars   But Only Over Objections From Both Car Makers, Labor

Proposes Rollback Be Modified   Dealers Told To Witbhoid New Car Sales

General Notors Freezes Sale of Its 1951 Models   Action Follows the Rollback of Prices; Expect a Review of Government Order

DEALERS TO HOLD AUTOS RECEIVED TODAY AND AFTER   ACTION IS TAKEN AFTER GOVERNMENT ROLL-BACK ORDER

GM Stops Sale of 1951 Automobiles  Company Protests Price Rollback Order Issued by Government

GM FREEZES SALE OF 3 OF ITS ITS CARS. Action Taken Pi Pending   Action Taken Pending Rollback Order Probe

Charge Discrimination In Rollback Demand Of Economie Agency   Chrysler and Ford Keep Plans Dark    Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Cadillacs Affected by GM ‘No Sale’ Order

GM Calls Halt  To Auto Sales  Cars Gotten Monday Or Later Are Hit

AUTO PRICES 10 BE ROLLED BACK   Strong Objections Voiced Both By Car Makers And Labor

Won't Sell 1951 Models Till U. S. ‘Reviews’ Price  Rollback Order

Ford And GM Agree To Price Rollback   Two Big Auto Firms Com. ply With Orders Under Protest

Compliance To Rollback  Or der on Cars   GM, Ford and Nash Said They Would  Cooperate in Plan

General Motors Orders Dealers to Halt Pontiac,  Chevrolet, Cadillac Sales

CH DEFIES US GOVERNMENT INPRICE ORDER   Firm Notifies Dealers To Stop Sale Of 51, Models At Once *

G. M. Corp. Stops Sale Of 1951 Model Autos   World’s Biggest Auto Producer Requests Government To Modify Order Cutting Price:

————————  GM Orders Dealers Hold on “51 Models; to Examine ESA Order

Model Cars   Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac Affected; Buick, Olds Exempt

Informs Deal  neti       1951 Chevrolet, Pons tiac and Cadillac Models Are Affected

GM Examining Roliback Order For Its Possible Effect on Wages, Company Says

beng Motors  Halts Sale of Some 1951 Models   Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Cadillacs Received Now Go on Consignment Basis.

Protests Price Rellhack Order; Awaits Review   No Immediate Report Of Action by Ford And Chrvster Firms

General Motors Halts Car Sales   ‘Freeze’ ~rdered Pending Examination  Of Price Roll-Back

Asks Goverment To Modify Its Order Rolling Back Prices On New Models To Dec. 1 Level

G.M. Stopping Sale of °51 Model Autos  Company Asks U.S, For Modification

se 29 e a se ce Bs EE ee ~  GENERAL MOTORS FREEZES SALES OF THREE CAR LINES UNTIL PRICE RULING FIXED

G.M. Orders Its Dealers to Halt Sales   Chevrolet, Pantiac, Cadillac Agencies Affected by Edict

Orders Dealers To Hold Back 3 Of 1951 Models   Government Price Rollback; Blamed. By Corporation

Milk Price Cut Being Opposed   Both Producers And Dealers in Erte Area Say Cut ‘'Unwarranted

North Korean Drive Costly: Port Is Anchor   Planes, Ships Pound Relentlessly at Red Forces on Coast

Planes Wipe Out 1,200 N. Koreans   Naval, Air Forces Pound Ringe Around Port

New Heartbreaks and Setbacks Seen Ahead But MacArthur Confident of Ultimate Victory

COURT APPROVES SUIT SETTLEMENT   McSherrystown Man, Operator Of Car Which Struck Hallam Child, Will Pay Damages Of $1,035

Meat Appetite Much Str ‘ongel Markets Shaw   ‘Agricultural Department  Predicts More Of The  Same For Six Months

MEAT APPETITE OF NATION Big   Prices Are Up Five~‘Percent Over 1949—No Slip Seon fs Predicted i

LOUISIANA TO VOTE TUESDAY   Final Arguments Of Various Candidates Presented Today

Progress Indicated On Settlement Of Lona-Standing Phone Wace Disnute

Phone Workex Tie-Up Threat Is Called Off   Federal Mediators See Agreement Soon On National Basis °

Phone Worker: And Bell Co. Renew Talks   General Wage Settlement Seems Near As First of Agreements Is Reached

Wage Settlement Seen In Telephone Dispute   Telephone Strike Postponed Indefinitely ; No Avreement Reached. Mediators Confident

STRIDES MADE IN NIGHT LONG SESSION   No Agreement Reached, But Mediators Confident   Comes Without Explanation; Possibility Of Direct Federal Action Hinted

Believe Wage Pact Imminent In Phone Issue  Nation-Wide Telephor   Nation-Wide Telephone Strike Postponed Indefinitely Tuesday

Peace Moves Boost Hopes Of Conferees   Long-Line Workers To Get Pay Raise: Jammine Called Off

Telephone Strike  Postponed; Peace Appears Likely   Progress Reported On Negotiations For Wage Settlement

Talks Went on Through Night   No Final Agreement ct Adjournment This Morning, Medictors Report Progress

Phone Strike Is Postponed Indefinitely   Wage Settlement Appears Near After All-Night Session In New York

TELEPHONE UNION AND BELL SYSTEM NEAR AGREEMENT   Postponement Of Nationa ‘Strike Hints Wage fattlaman?t Near

Hope Seen In Phone Dispute Strike Delayed   Wage Agreement Ma Be Nearer As New : Progress Is Shown

Federal Mediators Now Hopeful  Phone Settlement Appears Near As CWA Postpones Strike Date

Strike Threat By Phone Union Is. Diminishing  With Bell System Appears Imminent

Phone Workers And Bell System. Near Agreement   Nationwide Strike Set For This Morning Postponed Indefinitely

PHONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY   Settlement Believed Near In Controversy Over Waves

Settlement Expected In  Phone Issue   Federal Mediators Report Progress In Lone Meeting

Union and Company Reported Close to Settlement of Fuss Over Wages; Talks Continue

Phone Strike Is Postponed Indefinitely   Continuing Progress in Wage Negotiations Re ported by Confident Federal Mediators

—TELEPHONES— Near Peace   After Strike Is Postponed  - Mediators Report Procress In Talks

Wage Increase Expected In Phone Dispute   Strike Postponed; Negotiations Said Near Settlement

Week’s Action Is Test For Brannan Plan   Primaries Will Also See James Roosevelt Seek Public Office

PRIMARY RACES -UP THIS WEEK   Brannon Plan Test and Jame: . Roosevelt’s First Try Highlight Elections

lowa, California Primaries Will Be Staged This Week   Brannan Plan and James Roosevelt Get Test From Yoters

US. Eyes Race In California   Primaries Focus on Warren-Roosevelt Fight, lowa Battle

Nation Awaits Primary Tilts Cross Country   Brannon Plan Test in Towa And Roosevelt Race In California in Spotlight

TEST OF FARM PLAN [a TOPS FOR MIDWEST   Roosevelt’s California Bic for Governor Takes Second Place.

569 REGISTER IN _ THREE DISTRICTS  INBRISTOL TWP   Coens! Fire Station Packed  —— o   Interest in Townshi Status Brought Ou Out Big  q

BRISTOL TOWNGHIP'S REGISTRATION HEAVY   Change in the Classification Arouses Keen Interest    FIRE HOUSE IS PACKED

Rhodes Links Mortgage With State Official  Columbus Bus Firm Owes To State nenort Hond

Rhodes Links State Education Official And: Columbus. Scheol Bus Sales Agency

Rhodes Tells Of School Bus “Obligations”   State Worker Holds Mortgage On Bus Firm

U.S. Will Reject Trial for Hirohito   Soviets Want Jap Emperor Tried on Germ Warfare Charge

United States Is Expected to Give Idea ‘No’  state Department Hints Pronaganda

Trial Of Emperor Peemudon --- : US-Will Rejeer™  Russian Proposal

U. 5. Will Reject Soviel Proposal To Try Emporer Of Japan On War Criminal Charge

gUTil PIU veal Iv  Get Washington Nix  U.S. te Reject Idee of Trying Emperor of Japan On Crimiaal Cherees

Reds Demand  Hirohito Trial  As ‘Criminal’ U. S. Quickly Hits Move as Reprisal   U. S. Quickly Hits Move as Reprisal For Prisoner Ouiz

U.S. fo Reject Proposal From Soviet Union  - Trial of Japanese   Trial of Japanese Emperor Requested

Soviet Proposal fo Get Washington Nix  US. to Reject Idea of T-ying Emperor of Jopan Oy Criminal Channa

Hirohito’s Trial Demand Rejected  U. S. Rebuffs Red War Crime Charae

US Will Reject Soviet Proposal   Surprise Charges Filed By Russians Against 5 Japanese

U.S. Rejects Soviet Proposal To Put Japanese Emperor On Trial      Russia Wants Hirohito Tried On Charaes Involving Germ Warfare

Moscow Propaganda Maneuver Suspected By High Officials Uncle Sam To Give Emphatic "No" To Russian Plan For Trvina Hirohito As A War Criminal

U. 5. To Reject Red Proposal To Try Jap Leader   Surprise Russian Suggestion Given Cold Shoulder

U.S. fo Reject Russ Plea for Hirohito Trial   Officials Suspect Another Moscow Propaganda Move

US. To Reject Red Scheme To Tew Hrch't   Surprise Soviet Proposa Talks Of Germ Warfare Charge.

Russians Demanc Hirohito’s Trial  Charge Jap Leader Used Germ Warfare

U. S. TO REJECT RED DEMAND FOR MIROHITO TRIAL   Suspect Russian Propaganda Maneuver; Reds Hold 376,000 Jap Prisoners. .

U.S. fo Reject Soviet Proposal to Try Emperor   Charges That He, 4 Japs Used Germs in Warfare Lodged

U. S. Will Reject Russian Demand to Try Hirohito ©   Surprise Proposal Is Called Propaganda ‘Smoke Screen

New GOP Tax Plan Proposed   Republicans Hold Little Hope, However, That House Will Adopt It.

Farm Wife Again Visions Virgin Mary, But 100,000 Onlookers See Nothing

Woman Claims Virgin Mary Appears To Her, But Onlookers See Nothing

UNSEEN BY ONLOOKERS  a  Farm Wife Claims Visit by Blessed Mother

Budget Under Cost Estimate   Warren Asks Législature to Enact Anti-Slot Machine, Lobby Bills

Warren Asks $971,615,944. State Budget   Trims $195,146,747 From Cost Estimate; Says No Now Taxes

Richeyville Youth  Victim of Suicide  Navy Veteran Had Beer fa I Health

 Vincennes’  Big Levee Slows Signs  ‘of Cracking   Prepare To Evacuate 5,000 Hf Situation Géts Worse Rains Swell Flood Waters

Foreign Affairs Group Approves Policy for Asia  Statement Okehed As Part of Aid Bill

Senate Group Approves Full $3 Billion ERP   Committee Defeats $000 Million Cut in Marshall Plan Funds— Aid for Korea Okayed

Coal Stocks Are Nearing Critical Stage   Operators Give Up Hope Miners Will Return to Pits

RATICNING  CONSIDERED IN FUEL CRISIS   Miners Defy Vtt-HarUey injure lion for Fourth Straight Day — Negotiations in Washington Be tween Lewis and Operators Sc Fur rave Been Unprodyetive.

Truman Ovation at  UN Party   Acclaim for President Not Unanimous as Red Minister Sits on Hand:   Di FOR PEACE  Proposes ‘Fool Proof’ Disarmament Plan for War Against Want

General MacArthur Makes Report In United Nations As Cease-Fire Committee Meets Again To Discuss Steps

MacArthur Reports Invasion Long Planned by Communists   U.N. Told Vast Quantities of Men, Supplies Could Not Have Been Assembled Over Night

UN Commander Charges Reds Had War Plans   MacArthur Charges Chinese Were Alf Set

WARTHUR HITS CHINA’S INVASION   SAYS REDS LAID PLANS TO ATTACK BEFORE ALLIES CROSSED PARALLEL 33.

Yankee Clipper  Homers As Yanks Win Again, 2-1   One And Only Joe DiMaggio Lines 10th-Inning Circuiter Into Upper Deck To Crush Philly; Lopat Certain To Go For Yanks Today

Third Game of Series  Today in Yankee  Stadium; Eddie Lopat Ready to Go for  AmericanLeague

YANKEES TAKE 2ND STRAIGHT WIN IN SERIES   DiMagzio’s Home Run “ In 10th Defeats : Phillies. 2-1

Joe DiMaggio Jolts Phillies, 2-1, On 10th Inning Home Run Belt, Breaking Up Pitchers Battle For Allie Reynolds

Yankees Make It Two Straight Against Phils   DiMaggio’s’ Home Run In The 10th Brings New York Victory

New Yorkers Take Two-to-Nothing World Series Lead and Gloom Rules In Quaker Camp; Circuit Blow Break: Uso Roberts-Reynolds Pitching Duel

Lopat Agams  Heintzelman  Or Bob Miller 2-1 Win On Homer  -By DiMaggio Gives Bombers Big Edge

Ducks Stand On. Acheson.  GOP. ‘Policy Group’s -" Ouster Move Delayed

‘GOP Senators To Decide on Acheson Stand   Policy Group Ducks Issue of .Ouster Demand

Republican Leaders Duck Issue on Acheson Ouster   Taft Says Policy Makers Undecided On Whether They Had Power To Act

Earl Of Essex * Is Forced Into . Quickie Wedding   Tacoma Rites Hastéened After Misunderstandina.

Publisher Denie: Paper Monopoly  Lorain, O., Man In   Lorain, O., Man In Court; Paper Faces Anti-Trust Charge

President Hopes  For Peace Result  Two Talks Assail Korean Invasion

Points Out Invasion As Example   Promises Aid to All Who Desire Independence

Korea Invasion Proves Red Threat, President Says   Truman Declares the U. S. Will Assist Those Who Ficht to Be Free.

Truman Offers U. S Aid to All Nations Threatened by Red   Calls Invasion of Korea Example of Communist Danger

President States Why He Ordered Defense Of Kores   Nation. Faces. ‘A Serious Situation, Truman Tells Officers Association; ‘Emergency Orders To Send Forces To Korea Founded On Basis Of Peace, President Says

"TRUMAN OFFERS AID TO PEOPLE IN BACKWARD AREAS   KOREAN INVASION CALLED EXAMPLE OF COMMUNIST DANGER

President Reiterates  U.S. Aims   Cites Invasion As Example of Red Menace to World

Korea Is Cited  As Typical Red  Menace To Peace Officials Keeping  Watch On Kremlin Baw Rlawt AAnwa

TRUMAN IN 2 SPEECHES ON KOREAN WAR   Tells Newspaper Guild Invasion is Example of Red Danger to World Undeveloped Areas,   MUST HELP ALL WHO OPPOSE REDS   Reserve Officers Told Situation Serious; Truman Hopes His Decisions Will Serve Peace.

Full War On Reds: Trumar   U.S. to Aid People Everywhere in Fight For Liberty, He Says

al .  LOCAL HI   ls  Mental Patient Stea  — Car After Fatal Accident

Chrysler In Counter Offer To Auto Union   Proposal May Be Key To Settling 75-Day-Old Tieup

Little Progress Made to Ward Off — Threat of Strike Against Railroads

Dubuque Guard Unit Called Out   River City Cut Off By Easter Sunday Storm

Guard Units Clear Debris Of Ice Storm   Easter Day Disaster Damage Is Heavy in Northwest Cities

Damage Estimated at One Million Dollars In Clinton From Ice, Sleet Storm; State Assistance Is Dispatched to Stricken City

At Least 13 Dead In Ohio Accidents   Weather Conditions Take Lives of Three

Approve Tax Change fo Boost Levy On Writers Like Gen. Eisenhower

18 Die When Hospital Ship, Freighter Crash In Foq Off Golden Gate

500 Persons Are Rescued From Ocean   Tragedy Occurs In Heavy Fog Off Golden Gate

Accident Occurs Last Night Off Golden Gate, San Francisco, Survivors Plucked From Biting Cold Pacific Waters   BENEVOLENCE SINKS WITHIN 20 MINUTES

Hospital Ship Sinks; 500 Alive, Eighteen Dead  nm.......}.... r* Ib...    Benevolence Collides With Freighter in Fog Off the Golden Gate

Survivors Are Pulled From Chill Waters   No Patients Aboard ‘Boat Rammed: by Freighter in Foo -

Two Ships Collide; 18 Dead.   Hospital Ship on Shakedown Cruise Hits Freighter

At Least Eighteen Persons Die; 500 ‘Are Rescued   ‘Some Survivors Were Afloat As Long As Two Hours

18 Lose Lives, 500 Are Saved Following Crash   Freighter Rams Hospital Ship

FEAR OF UNSEEN DEATH MOUNTS IN PHILA. AS PHANTOM SNIPER GETS ANOTHER VICTIM

Death Menace Increasing In Philadelphia  Phantom Sniper Continuing His Mvysterv Shootinas

Phil! vy Grows More Jittery   ‘Mad Gunman’ Chalks His 13th Shooting

USRAEL-ARAB ISSUE FACES BODY  ~ Worldwide Observance Of Fifth Birthday Of UN Opens Today

UN OBSERVES START OF STH YEAR OF LIFE      Varied Problems Beset Path Leading To World Peace’

Chinese Reds Pushing Around UN Army Flank   United Nations Army Withdraws To Form A New Chongchon River Line During Bloody Fighting; Communist Army Drive ‘Poses Threat To UN-Held Pyongyang

Flying Box Cars And Transport: Drop Ammunition, Medica Supplies To Isolated Troops: Helicopters Remove Wounded   UN FORCES WITHDRAW TO CHONGCHON RIVER

150,000-Man Force \s Driving on Allies at Chongchon River Line   Communist Column Only 10 Miles From Pyongyang in Vast Encircling Advance

Yank Forces Cut Off By Foe’s Action   Estimated 300,000 Communists Now In Korean Battle

Reds Striking Within 10 Miles Of Pyongyang.   Enemy Engaged in Vast Encircling Drive Around UN Forces

U.S Marine Division and Parts of Others Cut Off: Reds May Have Completed NorthSouth Linkup With 20,000 Guerrilla Force

—NEW LINE — Big Battle Shapes at Sunchon    3U,8S.UNITS ARE CUT OFF

Allies Pushed Back to River   Foe Strikes to Within 10 Miles of Pyongyang in Encircling Move

Passing 38th Is Up To UN,  Acheson Says   Lt. S. Will Not Decide On Armed Thrusts Past Line. He Declares

PARALLEL ISSUE “IS UP TO U.N.”   ACHESON SAYS U. N, MUST DECIDE WHETHER FORCES TO CROSS 38TH

Acheson Statement:  DriveBeyond 3 Sth Parallel UptoU.N.   U.S. Is Doing Utmost to Discourage China Reds from Becomina Involved      (U. 8. propaganda leaflets dropped on North Korea hint U. S. may carry war beyond 3Stn parallel, Story: Page 7.)

UN Decision On Where To Halt F ighting   Acheson Says Question May Resolve Itself About 38th Parallel

38th Parallel U.N. Decision   Acheson Believes Post-War Question Is Up To Council

UN TO SAY HOW AR TQ —OINKOREA   Indications Are 38 Parallel! Dividing Line May Be Erased.

U. N. Must Decide lf Forces Drive Into North Korea   Propaganda Agency Hints War May be Carried There

Acheson Says UN Must Decide Whether to Drive Beyond North-South Korea Boundary  American Agency Gives Broad Hint To Reds That Line May Be Erased

How Far to Go U.N. Decision   Acheson States U. 5. Position On 38th Parellel; Says ‘Message’ Prepagande

38th Parallel Issue to U.N.   America Leaving Hot Question to World Graun-—Achesan

Boat Is Swept Over Dam; Fou! Persons Drown  Four Others Are Rescued From ie OE. ot Eine a

FOUR DROWN IN ALLEGHENY RIVER DAM   Four Survivory. in Fair Condition In Pittsburgh Hospital — Capfain of Old Stora: Weeeler, Read Lauded fer’ Reeons.”’

Boat Captain Hero in Rescue of Four As Quartet Drownin Cruiser Accident

Duitf’s Victory May Change GOP 52 Plan   Pennsylvania Boss Colc To Party’s ‘Booms’ Boar President

Pick-up Truck Roars Into House At 70 Miles, Driver Hangs Himself

FIVE DOYLESTOWN MEN ARE AMONG ENLISTEES   Warrington and Edison Men Voluntecr for Service   MAY SELECT BRANCHES

12 on Rescue Plane Are Safe  Ship Crashed in Yukon While Seekina C-54

Hearing Starts On Segregation   Supreme Court Is ied For Opinion

COURT PONDERS RACIAL DISPUTE   United States Supreme Justices Must Decide Question Of Enforced Segregation Of Nevrues.

Unifed States Supreme Court Will Gel Araquments On Searecation Statutes

Could Mean The End Of ‘Jim Crow’ In This Country Supreme Court Considers Segregation Today

Supreme Court Takes Up Test On Segregation   Hears Arguments in Suit  Challeging ‘Separate Facilities’ Rule

Supreme Court Takes Up Jim Crow Battle   Whether Enforced Segregotion Violates Constitution Is Issue

Segregation Test Matter Before Court   Tribunal Will Consider Plea of Three Negroes To Abolish Long Existent  lim Craw Pravicinne

Wu Prepared To Fly Home   Peiping Still Silent On Cease-Fire Plan

Requests GOP to Stop Rocking Boat   Advocates Unified Effort to Save World’s Freedom

Governor Calls On GOP to Stop Rocking the Boat   Thinks Nation Should Stop Watching Continuous Communist Successes With Complacency; Radical Changes Needed.

Calls For Unity In Cold War   Says Capital Fiddling While Freedom Burns

SAYS GOP MUST STOP ROCKING BOAT   Governor Dewey Asks for Genuine Bipartisan Policy

(Dewey Calls for ‘Genuine’ Bipartisan Policy, Urges G. 0. P. to Co-operate

Dewey Advises Both Parties  Asks Co-operation In Bi-Party Policy

Dewey Calls For Genuine Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy  Tells Felldw Republicans To Stop  Rocking The Boat, In Princeton Talk

Gambling is N. Y. Political Issue  Mayor O’Dwyer Asks   Mayor O’Dwyer Asks Betting on Sports Event be Legalized

Gambling Becomes Hot Issue In New York After Q’Dwyer’s Proposal To Legalize Act

GAMBLING IS HOT NEW YORK ISSUE   MAYOR PROPOSES STATE LEGALIZE SPORTS BETTING

CHURCH GROUP OPPOSES PLAN . Dispute Rages On O'Dwyer's Plea For Leaalized Bettina

LEGAL BETS OUGGESTED BY ODWYER   Sports Wagering Pops Up as Hot Political Moral Issue in N. Y.

O'Dwyer Wants Legal Gambling      New York Mayor Wants Stete OK  Rete an Snarte

Deputies Seek Pact Decision  Study German Phase Of Europe Defenses

Decision on Western Germany To Be Made Soon   Trouble Ahead For Speeders In School Zones

W. German Arms Decision Sought By Christmas   Atlantic Pact Officials Want EuropeanDefense Question Settled

Early Decision On Germany Aim  Atlantic Deputies Ask Yule Deadline

Pact Nations Into Huddle   Decision on Reich Role In European ‘Army Top Problem for Deputies

Early Defense Decision Sought  Rulina On Germany   Ruling On Germany Asked By Christmas

German Army Decision Asked By Christmas   French Reported Balking at Use Of Reich Divisions

Atlantic Pact Deputies Meet   Problems Of Western Ger: many To Be Discussed

Incident Provides Russia Chance To Show How Tougt It Wants To Be Right Now

 Russ Air Incident May Create Grave Problem, but: Dispute Remains Soluble

Weary Yanks Finally Reach Manchuria-Korea Border   Reach Border, Not A Shot Fired

Not a Shot Is Fired as Weary Infantrymen Reach Narrow, Ice-Coated Yalu River at Last.  15 VILLAGERS BOW AS TROOPS ENTER

Troops Walk To Yalu River Boundary   Engineers Credited In Making Path For Heroic March

U. S. Infanirymen Take  Over Hyesanjin: Without Firing Shot—Are First To Resch Boundary ,

Troops Take Yalu River Ghost City   Enemy Reported Rebuilding Force  North Of Border

Town Is Seized, Border Reached   Yanks Unmolested in March to Manchuria

YANKS REACH FRONTIER OF MANCHURIA   Tank-Supported American Troops Walk Into Hyesanjin on Yalu River Without a Fight.   MARCH DIVIDES ENEMY TERRITORY   Yanks Built 14 Bridges, Airstrips, Pulled Trucks Through Rivers in Heroic Mountain Trek.

Tank-Supported Infantrymen Walk Into Deserted Town On Manchurian Border Today  No Shots Fired-as Americans Reach Banks of Yalu River

Infantrymen Enter  North Border City   Victorious U. N. Troops Face Enemy Across River Boundary

Almond Declare: Enemy Divided, Forces Isolated  Finds Hyesanjin Is Ghost City On Yalu

River Blocks Them From  Manchuria   Infantrymen Find Bomb-Torn Base Of Hyesanjin Deserted

NOT SHOT FIRED AS TROOPS TAKE BORDER VILLAGE   ONLY YALU RIVER iS BETWEEN YANKS, COMMUNIST CHINA

Drive Divides Enemy Force In Red Korea   Genérals Jubilant But Yalu River Leaves Doughboys Cold

Allies Take Border Town  Without Shot  U.S. Infantrymen Occupy Hyesanjin On China Border

Only Iey Yalu River Lies Between American Troops  And Red Chinese Territory

Yanks Press Thru To Banks of Yalu   Communists Reported Re organizing North of   REDS HOLD ROAD NEI   Northward March Made Possible by “Paul Bun yan Feats

Yanks Reach Border—Not a Shot Fired   First Americans Hit Yalu River, ‘Capture’ Deserted Hyesanjin —GIs not Impressed

Unopposed U. N. Force Is Facing Communist Ching   - Troops Entering ‘Deserted Border Town On River

Deserted Border Town Captured Without Fight   Tank-Supported U. S. Infantrymen Enter Hyesanjin Without Firing Shot

American Troops Reach Yalu River  On Manchuria Line  Find Razed Village Deserted, No Sign Of Red Defenses

Not a Shot Fired As Soldiers Reach Town Near Narrow Yalu   US, Warplanes Swoop Low in Support “As Weary Troops Slog Last Two Miles Through Snow; 15 Villegers on Hand

10th Corps Commander Reports, Communists In Korea Split; Northeast Reds Isolated

Strong Red Buildups And Rigorous Korean Winter May Keep Going Until Spring; Not A Shot Fired Today.

[Not a Shot Is Fired as Gls ‘Enter Hyesanjin   American Soldiers Amazed at Riverlet Forming Boundary

TROOPS WALK INTO BOMBED BORDER TOW   March Feat of 17th Comba’ Team Splits Chinese Red Forces.

Not a Shot Fired As Troops Reach Town on Border   Find Hyesanjin Deserted; Reds Are Divided

Communists In Korea Split by Drive To River   Hyesanjin Occupied; Enemy Forces ir Northeast Isolated

Infantry Enters Deserted Town On the Border  Only Biv ier r Between Unit. a Are

15 Black-Clad Villagers, Bowing Low, Are the Only People in Sight

Boundary Village is Seized By Gls   Deserted Hyesanjin Fails Without Shot Being Fired — U. S. Commander Declares Enemy Held Territory Is Now Divided

Across River From Chinese Territory   Tank-Supported Infantrymen Of 17th Regiment Combat Team Walk Into Deserted Hyesanjin Without Firing Shot

Army Leaders Jubilant, Gls Not Impressed: No Opposition   Reds Still Hold Jap-Built Network of Roads  Near Hyesanjin

Yanks Press Thru To Banks ot Yalu   Communists. Reported Re ~ organizing North of Korean Border   Noithward March Made Possible by “Paul Bun van” Feats

U.S. Troops Enter Town  On Border   Enemy-Held Territory Now Divided; Strong Red Buildups Are Still Being Reported

U.S. Troops Advance To Manchuria   Tank-Supported 17th Regiment Takes Over Deserted Hyesanjin on Rarcder of Pac Chinn

Hyesanjin On Border Deserted   Only Narrow River Lay Between Yanks And Territory Of  Chinese Communists

Only Tey Yalu River Divides Yanks, China   U. S. Planes Cover Wearv Infantrvmen

Troops Meet No Red Foes At Yalu Goal   First Americans To Reach Border March Into Deserted Town

Tanks Lead Sweep to Yalu River   Hyesanjin, on Border Abandoned by Reds As Yanks Move Up

REDS CONTINUE TO HOLD JAP-BUILT ROAD NETWORK ‘ON BOTH SIDES OF CITY

Infantrymen Slog Into Town Without A Shot   Heavily-Bombed  Border City Found Deserted; Gls Not Impressed By Yalu

Enter Deserted Town Without a Shot Being Fired   Reds Are Reported Building Up Defenses On Other Fronts

Yanks Seize North Korea Border Town   No Resistance in Deserted City; Not A Shot Fired as UN Forces Enter

Infantry Walks Into Yalu River City Unmolested   Only Narrow Stream Separates Yanks From Manchuria

Heroic March Is Completed   Through Rugged Mountains; Reds Building Up Defenses in. Northwest

Yanks Seize Manchurian Border lown   Weary Foot Troops Find Bomb-Wrecked Hyesanjin Deserted

First Yanks — Reach Border of Manchuria   Town Occupied Without a Shot: Generale Jubilant

NOT A SHOT WAS FIRED , Gls Walk Into Heated  Manchurian Border Town

VIRUS INFECTION TAKES ALAN HALE   Was 39-Year Veteran of The Hollywood Scene.

Illness Fatal  To Alan Hale   Virus Tnfection Kills Veteran Movie Actor

Death Claims Alan Hale, Screen Star; ‘Heavy’ Had Appeared In 700 Pictures

Veteran Actor Alan Hale Dies  Virus Attack Fatal To Film Hero 57

Jovial Alan Hale Of Movies Dies   Was Little John In ‘Robin Hood’

Death Takes Movie Actor Alan Hale Veteran Of 39 Years In Hollywood

—39-YEAR CAREER ENDS— ~  Alan Hale, 57, Veteran H ollywood Actor. Dies

‘Alan Hale, Who Participated in Premiere Here for Movie "Montana.’’ Dies Suddenly

GEN. EISENHOWER WOULD PUT LIMIT ON GERMAN ARMS   Declares Nation Should Never Make Country So Strong She Would Be a Threat * to France.   ASSERTS U.S. CAN’T DO ASIA JOB ALONE   American Armed Forces, He Says, Should Number 3,000,000 — Favors Universal Training.

Deliberations Resumed At Midnight After Court Answers Their Questions

Senate Neat Showdown on Housing   Sparkman Predicts ~ Defeat of Attempts to Weaken Measure

HOUSING BILL DENOUNCED AS “COCTALISTIC®   Showdown Coming on ‘Middle Income” Scheme’ H eld Vital  bv Snonsors. ©

Former Klan Leader Charged ’Politics’ Sent Him to Prison On Slaying Charge

Waits Trial For Murder  tm  Roax«~ Tald- MW.   Boy Held; Mast’s Wife Clears Self

NEWS INDEX   War Bride Clears Self in Lie Detector Test: 17-Year-Old Awaits Trial in Ohio Murder Case

Crowd Stymies School-Moving   Rural Citizens Balk Trucking of Desks as Police Watch

South Koreans Lose Strategic Base at Suwon   Set Up New Defense Line North of Gis

Son Of Assassinated President Dies At 84  James R. Garfield Taken By Pneumonia

Road Committee Aim: At ‘Two Bald Lies’   Statewide Committee for Road Program To Carry Issue to People; Chairman Says First Job Is to Attack Opponents’ Statement<

Sabre Jet Bags Enemy Plane In First Battle Test   America’s Newest, Fastest Fighting Ship Makes Kill  Near Manchurian Line

In First Battle Test of ‘Best’ Plane  LLL AL ALL AL LALA LL ALLL ALLL AN LLL ALONE AL ALA ALLA LLL AA ALLL LLL ALL Ee PAP Len tm Natt aati  US F86 Bags Russian-Made Jet

NEW AMERICAN JET DOWNS MIG   FASTEST U_ & PLANE’ SCORES  VICTORY iN ITS EIRST BATTLE TEST.

Navy Rocket Up 51 Miles   Viking Missile From White Sands Into Upper Air

22 Americans mong Victims   U. N. Representatives, Maharajah, Movie Star Also Listed With Dead

55 Killed In Desert Crash  Of Giant Plane   22 Americans, Makarajah, Two United Nations Officials, Movie Queen, U. S. Oil Tycoon Among Passengers Known Dead

No Survivers Found in Wreckage  ' of Plane Located After Early Morning Search 58-Miles Northwest of Cairo.

Shades of Shakespeare! They're Toning Down House of Commons Talk

Longtime lowa Publisher Died Sunday, May 28th   Mrs. Clara Bowers, 92, Expires ‘After Brief Iliness At Alton

STATE POLICEMAN DROWNS IN RIVER   Two Entertainers Saved In Pittsburgh Sunday

Strike Stops All Chrysler Plants  U.S., State Will Act To Revive Parleys

Chrysler Workers Walk Out, Firm Paralyzed, 112,000 Idle  25 Plants Shut Down; 160,000 May Be Affected Ultimately: Pension Chief Issue

Payroll Tax Boost Goes Into Ettect   50% Rise In Social Security Levy Af. fects 35 Million Jobs

SOCIAL © SECURITY HUNK Federals Take Bigger Bite From 35,000,000 Paychecks

Payroll Tax Boosted in New Year   Levy Goes to 3 Percent Half on Worker and Half on Employer.

SOCIAL SECURITY TAK 1S BOOSTED BEGINNING TODAY   35,000,000 Jobholders Wil! Pay A Total Of 1% Percent Now   50 PERCENT RISE LEVIED ON WORKER, BOSS ALIKE

Social Security Jump Effective With New Year   Foy iietls Increase “To 1% Per Cant OF Waae

Rural Roads Are Behind 46 Years   Called Threat to Motorists at Meeting Held by Highway. Builders

New Violence Flares In Two Coal Areas: Injunction ‘Futile’   Pickets Raid Mines In Ohio, West Va.:  Only Lewis’ Order Can End Walkouts

Harvest Moon Will Be Totally Eclipsed  Tonight--Visible All Over North America

Pauley Says Korea Sneak  Began In "A6   Tells Probers Soviet Has Been Aggressor Since That Time

Names Soviet As Aggressor Since 1946   E. W. Pauley Tells Senate Group Russia Acted Deliberately In Korea

‘Pauley Says Russia Has Been ‘Aggressor In Korea Since 1946   Headed U.S. Reparations Mission In Korea After Close Of World War {I

Pauley Dubs Reds Active Agaressors      Says USSR Has Been Actively Promoting Korea Troubles Since 1946: Testimony Ahead

Former Aid TalksAbout  Aggression   Former Head of Military Miesion Also to Be Heard; Pauley Gives  6B. Views?   Enemy Builds Up   Korean Reds Move More Soldiers to Front at Chintu

Senate Group Opens Hearing On Korea War  Pauley Says Russia Hae Reen ‘Aggressor’

Ed Pauley Testifies In Senate   General Waits ‘Turn To Talk Tn Mystery Hearing

Much Bigger Scale Of Operation Than In War II Set By  Pronoced Directive

Master Civilian Defense Plans Unveiled Today  President Approves Plan To Cot Down “~ Kome Front Casualtie

Government Unwraps Master Civil  Defense Plan For States And Cities

Big Civil Defense Plan Is Submitted: Will Delay Action   Congress Won't Hurry To Provide Funds  Or Authority-- Role for States, Cities

Unwrap Master Plan For Civil Defense   President Approves: Plan, Sends It On To Congress; Built on Cooperation Of State and Local Defense Orqanizations

COSTS WILL BE SHARED Master Plan For Civil  Defense Seeks To — Cut Casualties

Civil Defense Plan Handed To Congress  Trained Experts Could Cut Home

MASTER CIVILIAN DEFENSE SYSTEM REVEALED BY U.S.   States And Cities Told Home Front Casualties  Can Be Cut In Half

Civil Defense Plan for U. 5. ls Unwrapped   Bill to Effect Home Front Program Drafted

Civilian Defense Plan Unveiled By Government   Congress Gets Bill To Establish Agency; No Price Tag Included

Master Civil Defense Plan Is Offered    Will Take Two Years To Develop Even After Congress Provides Unestimated Money

oAYS HT WILL GUT CASUALTY LISTS IN HALE   Based on Mutual Aid Betweer States and Cities in Case of Attack.

Civil Defense Plan For U. S. Is Described   States. Cities Told  That Casualties From A-Bomb Could Be Cut In Half By Planning

Washington Outlines Master Plar For Civilian Defense With Millions of Volunteers Needed

Broad Program Calls For New Federal Adency   Volunteers Would Help Mobilize U.S. For Emergencies

MASTER CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN UNWRAPPED   Program Says Heme Front Casualties Can Be Cut in Half With Experts end Volunteers   APPROVED BY TRUMAN

Volunteers By Millions As Basis ©   Government Says Home Casualties Could Be ‘ Halved Under Program; Cooperation the Key ©

Master Civil Defense Program Is Presented   Government Plan Tells States and Cities How Home Front Casualties May be Cut in Half With Trained Experts  and Millions of Volunteers.         CO-OPERATION ON BIG SCALE

Civil Defense Plan Revealed  Master Program Set For States, Cities

Blueprint For Civil  Defenses   Government Unwraps Plan For States, City in Event of Enemy Attack  TRUMAN APPROVED  President Sends Bill to  ee 4 ae (7 See. ee BN   President Sends Bill to Congress To Provide Authority for Operation

Master Civil Defense Plan Unveiled  rd * * * * x. * * * * * *   Government Program Designed To Cut Home Front Casualtie

rongress Gets Master Civil Defense Plan   Truman Approves Bill to Set Up New Organization

CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN REVEALED BY GOVERNMENT   PURPOSE IS TO CUT HOME FRONT LOSSES IN CASE OF ATTACK

Plan Bared ior Civil Defense   Training Could Reduce Casualties by Half; Co-operation Key

President Sends Plan To Congress   Government Says Casualties Would Be Cut in Half

Casualties Arrive 7 Boost to 300 Beds At Naval Hospital   Mutual Aid Is Key to Master Plan for Civil Defense’

Says Training Can Cut Home Front Casualties in Half   Cooperation of Federal, State And Local Units

Says Casualties From Bombings Can Be Halved   Plan for America Takes Co-operation OF City, State, Natio:

\(nvernment Unveils Master Civil Defense Plan For States and Cities!

Master Pian For Civil Defense Is Sent To Conaress   Program Can Cut Home Front Casualties in Half.

PROPOSE PLAN OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE   No Action Is Expected On Measure This Year

Civilian Defense Proaram Revealed  Capital Receives New Master Plan

Civilian Training Stressed   President Sends Plan To Congress Wit! Bill Jo Create A New Agency

Civil Defense Plan For U.S. Is Evolved  Kxpect to Cut  ¥ ge te 7

Volunteers to’ Get Key Roles.   Cities, States Told How to Reduce Casualties.

U.S. BLUEPRINTS CIVIL DEFENSE   Timetable, Price Tag Lacking in Plan Sent to Congress; Inter-City Aid Pacts Millions of Civil Volunteers Uraed

Master Defense Plan Outlined   Cooperative Plan Sent to Congress, No Action Expected

Master Civilian Defense Plan Is Revealed by U.S.   Rapid Organization to Prepare Public for Atom War Survival

Master U.S. Civil Defense Plan ‘is Sent To Congress By President

U. §. Reveals Master Civil Defense Plan  Says Trained Experts   Says Trained Experts Can Reduce Casualties By 50 Percent

Reveal Plan for Civilian Defense         Government Unwraps Master Strategy; Says Home Front Casualties Can Be Halved by Preparation

Reveal Details Of Master Plan On Civil Defense   Casualties On Home Front Seen Cut In Half By Use Of Experts, Volunteers

New Civil Defense Plan Announced   President Truman Releases Details For Americans

Experts Say Casualties — Can Be Cut   No Timetable Or Price Tag Put On Home-Front Setup

Believe Mummy, 14 Inches High, To Be Body of a Prehistoric Man   ‘BODY’ UNEARTHED IN SEALED CAVE

Profits Tax to Be Outlined   Williams to Try to ‘Sell’ Budget to Solone’ Grouos

State Revenue Running Short By 90 Million  Williams Pushes Big   Williams Pushes Bic Building Program

WOULD BRIDGE HUGE DEFICIT IN NEW BUDGET   Governor Also Requests $27,928,500 For New State Buildings

ADD DAVENPORT NAME TO THE LIST OF MOST WANTED   Convicted of Murder of Policeman and Robbery At Mammand Ind.   PAROLED DURING 1946   With “Slick Willie” Sutton, List Is Again Brought Up To Ten

U. S. Rejects Suggestion Of Hungarian Government That It Reduce Leaation Staff

U.S. Rejects Legation Cut   Vogeler Proceedings Are Not Recognized

Veterans Back Un Program Of harry F. Kelly  Goy. Williams Talks Of Tay luaalina

Candidates Bring Campaigns a Bit Closer fo Finish   Kelly Discusses

WAR BRIDE GETS ~ ANOTHER REPRIEVE   Court Blocks Deportetion O1 Mere. Ellen Knouff

Court Order Saves War Bride From Deportation to Germany   Biames Love Riwal«

Bloodmobile Is Stolen At Columbia   Plans to Take Blood Donations a Boonville go Awry

Interpreting The News   Chinese Reds Get On Marl For Drive To Grab Hainan

Armed British And Red Soldiers Placed Along Disputed Boundary Line

World Disarmament Parley Urged To Meet Bomb Threat  Tydings Would Authorize Truman To  Press Arms Scrapping, Global Inspection

Transport Plane With 8 Aboard Feared Lost   Heavy Fog Hampers Search Attempts At New Orleans

Winter Pays Return Visit   New Culd Wave Sweeps Across State; Gales Hammer Erie, Allegheny, Fayette Counties

Temperatures To Topple Tonight; Snow Possible   Fast-Moving Storm Is Heading East; Snow In The Midwest.

Cold Air Drops Mercury in West   Storm Heads Eastward and May Hit Tonight With Snowfall.

Blast of Cold Air Spreads Over Midwes'   Severe Cold, Snow Fel: In Masry Areas, Cold +o Stay fer Some Days

Blast of Snow From Canada Over Midwest   Chicago Gets Seconc Heavy Snowfall;  Traffie Slowed

Blast of Cold Air Rolls Into Middle West   Temperatures Skid To 30 Below in Some Areas in the North

Reynolds And Former Aide Join Smith  Campaign Forces Against Sen. Graham

Reynolds Gives Amith Support an Runoff Voting      ‘Reynolds Supporter ‘Calls Him Bungler; ' Gentt For Craham

Reynolds Pledges Help For Smith; Scott Gives Graham Another Boost

Gen. Twining ls Name Air Vice Chief of Staf Expansion Indicated  Al eowscbknad fate Lan Daet   Norstad Gets Top Post Of Service in Europe To Build Up Defenses

Gen. Twining ls Name Air Vice Chief of Staff Expansion Indicated   Norstad Gets Top Post Of Service in Europe To Build Up Defenses

ANNUAL SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS   ANNUAL FUND DRIVE STARTS NOVEMBER 20, CONTINUING TO DECEMBER 25

44 Missing In Arctic   Signal Flares Sighted as Vast Air Search Starts for Lost Plane

Report of Flares Spurs Hope in Yukon Search   Furlough-Bound Gls, Woman, Child Among Transport Passengers

U.S. Air Force Craft ; Missing in Northern . Canadian Wilderness

9 Hunters Wounded In State   Woman Nimrod Shot In Foot; Bag Cut By Weather

joal Negotiations Resume as Fuel Shortage Mounts   Miners Won’t Work Despite Lewis’ Order and Injunction

OPERATORS AND LEWIS TALK TERMS   Angry UMW Members Remain on Strike In. Defiance of Government.  RIJLLETIN

Rails May. Be Seized   HST Talks To Cabinet; Gets Wire   Tyup Tied Up

Deere Worker's Home Attackec  Waterloo Man Fires; Two Assailants Flee

Campaign Guns Being Sichted   Statements Made By National Democrat,  GOP Committees .

GOP Recalls Admira Was Court Martialed. Missouri Grounded But Nobody Has Been Pun. ished for Lack of Defense.

Campaign Guns Being Sighted  Statements Made By   Statements Made By National Democrat, GOP Committees 

Plane Missing With 10 Aboard  Navy PBY Disa sappears On Flight in

PROFITS TAX. DRIVE PUSHED   Crew Of House Members Ignores Rayburn’s ‘It Can't Be Done’

BATTLE 0 PROFITS PUSHED   Group Of Representatives Go Ahead With Plans ‘To  Place Amendment Jn ‘Tax By.

House !ombers Drive Ahead With Plans To Ram Profits Tax Into New Measure

MYSTERY AS RED FORCES DISAPPEAR   Communist Forces in Southern Sectors “’Evaporate” and Vanish “Into Thin Air,” AP Newsman Reports.   MANY CHANGE TO CIVILIAN CLOTHES   Scramble for Border as Allied Noose Dooms Resistance; Final Defeat Looms, Says Mac.

Old Glory Flies over Capitol. of Korea as Some Reds Resist Mop-up with Fatalistic Fury

City Blasted By Flames And. Steel   Thousands Of Communists ‘Disappear’ As Yank Forces Link Up

But Some Reds Still In Capital   Cleanup, However, is About Over, Is Headauarters Report

TIGHTEN TRAP ON LEGION OF REDS   Enemy Resists In Places With Fatalistic Fury  ALTIEN TINE   Now Runs Unbroken 215 Miles Across Peninsula; Link-Up Completed

Mop-Up Work Tn Capital City Slowed   Yankess Plant U.S. Flag Over Main Buildinas

‘Small Pockets Of Reds Are Holding Out   American Casualties Tn Seoul Light Compared With Communist Loss

Allied Forces Tighten Noose on Thousands  Of Reds in the South  U.S. Marines Hoist Stars And Stripes at Seoul as   U.S. Marines Hoist Stars And Stripes at Seoul as Enemy Resistance Crumbles

Korean Reds  Staggering fo Final Defeat   Stars, Stripes Also Raised Over Soviet Consulate for While

Shattered Houses Mark Path Of Leathernecks Into Center Of City — Only Small Section Still Held By Enemy — North Koreans Lose 1,128 Men In Day

Reds Face Sure Defeat in South   As U. S. Flag Is Raised in Seoul, General MacArthur Gives Appraisal of the Staggering North Korean Armies.

Korean Reds Reeling in  Final Defeat   Pockets of Enemy Troops  Putting Up  Fatalistic Resistance; All Escape  Reutes Closed

Savage Fight Still Raging Within City   MacArthur Says Reds In South Doomed As Giant Trap Je Closed

U.S. Marines Raise Flag Over Capitol And Consulates InWar-Ravaved Seoul

Resistance in Capital Near Finish   Allied Lifeline Runs Unbroken for 215 Miles in Linkup

Marines Raise U. S. Flag Over  Korean Capital  Hold Unbroken Line Across the

Marines Raise American Flag Over Seoul   Indications Point To Final Defeat For North Koreans

All Indications, Including Appraisal by MacArthur, Are That Reds Are Near Final Defeat.  RED TROOPS IN  TIE Vs( TI FAT COON TITTY

MANY CHANGE TO CIVILIAN CLOTHES   Scramble for Border as Allied Noose Dooms Resistance; Final Defeat Looms, Says Mac.

Sars and an Nips   Fate of Troops Sealed But Resistance, Within Big City Still Furious

Marines Raise American Flag Over Capitol   Foe Still Resists Fanatically in Parts Of Southern Korea

STARS AND STRIPES WAVES OVER SEOUL AS YANKS DRAW NOOSE TIGHT AROUND REDS

diars, Sripes Are Raised In Shattered Cify  Cleanup Battles Of Liberation Appear Near End For City

FIGHTING STILL CONTINUES IN WAR-TORN CITY   Mass: ‘ve Barrages .Smash Thousands of Homes In Korea Capital

All Indications Are That Communist Invaders Near  inal Defeat In S. Korea

Many Thousands Of Reds Facing UN Entrapment   U. S. Marines Run Up Old Glory At Capitol Of Seoul; Allied Forces Whip Out Over Long Arc To Force Entrapment Of North Koreans Fleeing From South

Stars, Stripes Of U.S. Flying Over Capitol   Other Forces Whit Nance Arnund Rad:  

Allied Noose Around ihousands oi Communists in South Tightened; Victory Line Is Now 215 Miles Long

U.S. Flag Flies Over Seoul Capitol; Allied Noose Tightens on Red Army   Enemy Still Resisting With Fanatical Fury In Some Places, But Communist Rule Over Most of South Korea Seems All But Crushed

Die-Hard Reds Are Trapped In Korean Capital  Allied Forces Close Noose In Southwest

Some Pockets  Of Reds Still Fighting Hard   Stars And Stripes Fly Over Seoul; Victory Is Here

Allied Lines Are Unbroken   Many Thousands of N. Koreons Trapped; Mop-Up Fighting Continues  an Sesut

Put Noose On Reds In South Korea   Thousands of Invaders, Stumbling to Defeat, Trapped By Allies

Allies Link Up 2 Beachheads South of Seoul  . Cleanup Battles [ni Capital Appear’ — Almost Over

Cavalry’s Swift Northward Dash Merges Fronts   Communists in Seoul Fast Being Wiped Out in Fighting

Red Forces Staggering To Defeat   Allied Front Now Runs For 215 Miles: Battle For Seoul Is Nearly Over

Marines Raise U. S. Flag Over Capitol   But North Koreans Still Show Fatalistic Fury in Some Places

Reds in Flight As Allied Force Cuts off Escape   Communist Losses Piling Up--More Atrocities Bared

Capitol in Seoul Flies U.S. Colors;  Defense Crumbles  Double Offensive By American Units Joined at Chanji

Final Defeat Draws Near  For Red Foe   American Troops Liberate 400 Prisoners Near Capital City

U.S. Marines Raise Flag Above Capitol In Seoul; Reds Continue To Resist  MacArthur Indicates Final Defeat Close At Hand For North Koreans

MacArthur Thinks Reds Stumbling To Final Defeat   Still Resist Wildly In Some Places as Most are Trapped

Nor th Korean Tr oops Caught In Huge Vice   Invaders Stagger Back to the 38th

American Forces Take Key Buildings; Mop-Up Believed Nearly Over   Thousands Of Reds Trapped In South By Allied Link-Up; Reds Suffer 6,000 Casualtiee But T'N Losses Lieht

Strategic Stroke Of Invasion at inchon Pays Off   Flag fs Raised In Capital and Reds Are  Cut Off In Southern Dore hu Marned Fave

Enemy Remnants Staggering To Final Defeat  Marines Install U.S. Flag Over reins $ capital:  . cn ae

Marines Raise Flag In Seoul; Fronts Merge   No Formal Surrender Is Likely; Communist Troops Are Evaporatin;  By Changing Clothes

Stars, Stripes Raised Over Korea Capito!   215-mile Noose Circles Thousands of Fleeing Troops

US. Flag Flies Over Seoul   Mop-up in Capital Nears End; Foreign Buildings Stripped -

215-Mile Noose Draws Closer About Remnants of Enemy Armies In Korea; Final Defeat Nears

Allies Splice Battleline At Chang ji   First Cavalry Rams Through Red Fire For Joinup

Mop-up Fighting For Seoul NearEnd  Only Small Section Still Hold hv North Koreans:

Allied Victory Lifeline Runs 215 Miles;Some Futile Fighting   No Large Red Troop Movement Reported; Seoul Defense Costly

U. S. Flag Raised Over Seoul Capitol   North Korean Units Appear Staggering To Their Final Defeat

MacArthur Indicates North. Korean Farces Are Stumbling Rapidly Toward Final Fall

Fight For Seoul ls About Over, Newsmen Say   Red Korean Rule Ove Most of Country Is Almost Crushed

Y anks Fight Fieree Red Death-Stand Resistance In North Part of Seoul

American Flags Are Raised Over South Korean Capitol, Soviet and French Consulates In Seoul: Battle for Rest of City Continues

Says Red Troops Changing Into — Civilian Clothing   Whitehead Reports Communists Racing Cross-Country Toward Northern Homes in White Garb

London Talks Indicate West Holds Little Hope Of Peace With Soviets

‘Factory Employment Maintains Level ‘In State; Work Week Shows Decline

4 BOYS DROWN AT ST. LOUIS   JUMPED INTO RIVER WHEN GRAIN BARGE LEFT 17S MOORING

Four Boys on An Outing Are Drowned  Became Panicky Ane Leaped Into Water

Inditations Point To AHeavy Off-Year  _ Election   Everyone Should Vote, Regardless of Affiliation

Question: Will Election Promises Now Be   Fulfilled!   Public Awaiting Outcome of Investigation Slated

Steel Profits Near 17 Mark  U. S. Steel Announces Dividend of $1.50

Tugs Tug But Missouri Never Budges; Fear Battleship Caught on Buried Rock

Near-Invisible, Radioactive ‘Death-Sand’ Seen as Weapon of Mass ‘Destruction

SCIENTIST SAYS ‘DEATH SAND’ IS PROBABLY SE GRET PROJECT   Theory Of Weapon ~ Based On By-Products Of Reactor Plants

Thomas Blames Republicans For Potato Surplus   Wants To Sell To Hungry People

Acheson Said To Favor Full Poliey Review  State Department  Assures Congress , cee Ue oS iy eae qoaeeen o Memnontes

ACHESON FAVORS POLICY REVIEW   That Assurance Is Being Given To Critical Members Of Congress

Group Urges Taxes Remain As They Are   New York Chamber of Commerce Protests Bill To Cut Excise Levies Because of Crisis

‘Fighting Schoolteachers’ Rip North Koreans, Teach South Koreans To Fly

SOME RESIDENTS HERE TO VOTE IN TWO PPFCINCTS   ‘Officials ae s 1 “Overlapping” on Santee on Candidates, Sewer Bonds.

SOME RESIDENTS HERE TO VOTE IN. TWO PRECINCTS   Officials E.,. . a “Overlapping’ on Voting on Candidates, Sewer Bonds.

Teacher’s Death Called Murder   Portland Woman Not Suicide Victim. Her Father Savs.

Says Autopsy Shows School Teacher Slain   New Light Is Thrown on Death of Garnet Ginn Whose Body Was Found February 28

FOOT-SOLDIER PLAYS "OLD MAN” ROLE TO ESCAPE NORTIT KOREAN TERRITOR'

John Bridges Dies in Gas Chamber   Young Georgia Man Pays Death Penalty For Murder In Wake

MURDERER PAYS WITH HIS LIFE   Slayer Of Man Whose Wife He Seduced Goes Calmly watieon-In State Gas

Navy Scours Pacific For . Missing Ship   Tender Bearing Crew of Forty Men Mysteriously Vanishes Off Hawait

ALL AIRCRAFT IN PACIFIC JOIN SEARCH   Navy Vessel With 40 Aboard Is Long Overdue

MID - PACIFIC SEARCHED FOR MISSING SHIP  Navy Orders All Aircraft to Hunt Vessel With 40 Aboard

Vessel Drops Out of Sight on Eniwetok Trip   Was Due to Play Part in Atomic Spring Tosts

All Available Planes Join In Search   Net Tender 4 Days Overdue on Voyage

All Available Naval Planes Hunting Vesse   Craft on Way to Lay Buoys on Atom-bomb Ranae Disappears

Water and Air Craft Join FarFlung Search   40 Men Aboard Vessel Now Four Days Overdue

Navy Vessel —  With 40 Aboard  Missing All-Out Search Ordered for Overdue

U.S. Ship Lost: search Pushed   Net Tender with 40 Men Aboard Missing in Mid-Pacific.

NAVY: LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR SilP MISSING AT SE   U.S.S. Elder Overdue © Trip From Hawaii To Eniwetok Atoll

WEATHER   Navy Intensifies Search for Vessel Missing Four Days  Ship Mysteriously Missing On Trip to Atom Proving Ground

MORE FOREIGN AIDS PROPOSEL   TRUMAN ORDERS PLANS PRAWN FOR MULTI-BIT SION-DOLLAR PROGRAM.

Truman Orders New Aid Program To Be Prepared For Congress In January

President Wants Plan by January   ‘Review of Foreign Hel  Loams im Coneress

Senators To Probe Whole ECA Program le EVA Program  HST Orders Plans For Huge Aid Bill

Foreign Aid To Run To Billions in Trumari Plan  Lawmakers Expectec To Scrutinize Ali Such Aid Programs

Senators To Probe Whole ECA Program  HST Orders Plans For Huge Aid Bill

Uniformed Force Set Up Within Sheriff's Dept.  System Helps Break Antiquated Fee Plan

Big Question Is Whether Union Responsibl: For Refusal Of The Coal Miners TT, Cn Rack Tan Wark.

Miners Enter Innocent Plea  in U. S. Court   Both Parties Held Subject to Call on Hour’s Notice

11th-Hour Effort Fails to End Crisis   Union Faces Criminal and  ‘Civil Cheraas

Unionists Say They Unheeded  Court Overrules Dismissal Motion   Court Overrules Dismissal Motion Bv UAW Counsel

Union in Court After Last-Ditch Talk Fails   Judge Grants Recess to Afternoon Allowing Time To Get Witnesses

Union Waives Right to Jury; Judge fo Rule   Responsibility for Failure to Return Is Vexing Questior

Not Guilty Plee ls Entered By Lewis UMW   Contempt Charge Is Heard Before Judge Richmond Keech

UNION PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FEDERAL COURT   Workers’ Lawyers Say Men Remaining Away As Individuals

Case Dismissal Refused by Judge As Hearing Opens  Government Seeks To Prove Leaders

Trial Started Before Judge In Crowded Court   Lewis Not Present, Effort To Settle Strike Fails Again

UMW Goes To Trial Before Federal Judge   ‘Innocent’ Plea Is Entered By Miner’s Union

Contract Talks Get Nowhere as Trial Is Begun   No Time Even Set for Resumption of Negotiations; Thousands More Idled by Cutbacks in Steel Production.

Strike Hits Hard Blows Over Nation   Spreading Unemployment Continues as Walk-Out Goes Into Third Week; Many Short of Fuel

Prosecution Says Miners Quit all AtTheSame Time  Conciliators Act To Arrange More  Baraainina Taite

TRY COAL MINERS FOR CONTEMPT   Union Enters Plea of Not Guilty and Waives Jury Hearing in Federal Court.   t CONTRACT TALKS ARE SUSPENDED   Negotiations Fail Over Sunday; Miners Face Possibility of MultiMillion Dollar Fine.

Union  Waives Right To Argue Before A Jury   Futile Weekend Effort  Case Comeq To Trial After To Settle Pact Dispute

U. M. W. Waives Right fo Have Jury Trial, Decides lo Let Judge Rule on Case

Union Turns Case Over  To Judge   Lewis Attorneys Claim Miners Are Acting Individually

‘Mine Union Pleads Innocent ‘To Contempt: Talks Recessed   Contends Diggers: Acted“ Individually By Refusing to Re-enter Pits; Denies UMW Responsibility; Economy Growing Groggy

Peace Parley Is Recessed  For ‘Huddles’   Disputants Subject To Call on Hour’s Notice—UMW Awaits Judge Keech Verdict

Coal Union Stands Trial On Strike Charge   Waiving Jury, UMW Defends Self Before Judae

Diggers Plead Innocent To Charge Of Contempt, Waive Richt To A Trial By Jury

Contempt Trial Opens; Contract Talks Recessed   Union Waives Right to Argue Case Before — Federal Jury

Miners Union ls Before Court For Contempt   Negotiations Fail To Get Contract and Strike Continues

Government Keeps Both Parties Subject’ To Call For Further Talks On One Hour’s Notice—Fact-Finder David L. Cole Unable To Cite Any Progress, But Denies That Parley Has Broken Up—Union Pleads Innocent To Contempt Charges

UNION WAIVES JURY, PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Defense Claims Miners Acting “Individually’”’

Hearing Starts After Weekend Of Futile Talks   Union Facing Contempt Charges Resulting From Failure Of 372,000 Miners To Work Tnder Canrt Order

UMW Waives Its Right To Have Jury  Schools Closina   Schools Closing  Throughout U. S., Brownouts Ordered As Stocks Dwindle

UMW Enters Plea Of ‘Not Guilty’   Strike Continues in Coal Fields As Shortage Spreads Hardships

Not Guilty Of Contempt. Miners Say   Case Is Then Recessed Until This Afternoon When First Witnesses Will Be Called

Body Accused of Contempt   Mine Workers Waive Jury Trial: Responsibility in Strike Is Issue

Judge to Rule On Dispute Without Jury   Negotiations Given Recess; Court Hearing Continues

Coal Talks Halted: Both Sides to Confer   Officials Recess Negotiations to Talk With Associates

Innocent Plea Given by UMW ToU.S. Charge  Of Contempt   Question for Court Ii Whether Union Brought Strike

Waives Jury Arguments  BArde Ban tender Bulle om   Witt Let Judge Rule on Evidence lavelving Refusel te Werk

Knocking Off Work -Individual Matter, Court Is Told When Trial Opens In Washington

Jnited Mine Workers Plead ‘Not Guilty’ To Contempt Charges; White House Has No Plans Formulated To Seize Mines

UMW. CLAIMS  MEN STRIKING AS INDIVIDUALS   Negotiators Meet For  Short Session, Fail °  To Set New Talks ..

Judge fo Rule On Charges as Jury Waived   Mine Workers Enter Ple Of Not Guilty and Ask That Contempt Charge: Drop: Motion Denied

WAIVE RIGHTS TO JURY TRIAL IN U.S. COURT   ‘Agree To Let Judge Keech Rule On Contempt  Charges

Sunday Contract Session Fails   Coal Pinch Gets Tighter over US; Miners Stand Eiem

Mine Workers Insist Union Never Called Strike As. Contempt Case Is Opened

UMW Asserts It Is Not Responsible for Strike Action of Membership   Jury Is Waived;  Judge Tries Case   Last-Ditch Night Session Of Negotiators Fails to Reach Pact

UMW Pleads Innocent of Contempt  No Strike Called, Union Holds; Conciliation Fails

Judge Keech Will Rule On Contempt   UMW Waires Right To Trial By A Jury; Overators ind Union Halt Neactiations

Union Denies Court Charge Ot Contempt   UMW Says It Isn't Responsible For Striking Diggers

Union Claims Men on Strike By Themselves  Right to Trial by Jnurr Pacsed Over

Innocent Plea Is Entered by Union   United Mine Workers Waive Trial by Jury as Gov ernment Begins Case: White House Silent.

Mine Workers Say They Are Innocent of Contemp!   Union Had Nothing To Do With Strike,  Beuarnave Kacart

COAL STRIKE CONTINUES UNSETTLED   Contempt Trial Provides Pressure  For Both Sides

—CRISIS—  Coal Talks Are Broken Off Again   NOTHING.NEW FROM TRUMAN

fight To Trial Waived   Lawyers Claim Union Not Responsible. Say Miners Acting On Ow:

Contempt Trial Gets Under Way   Federal Attorneys Likely Fo Contend UnionResponsible

Pleads Innocent At Court Hearing; Waive Jury Trial   Judge Keech To Hear Case; Vigorous Peace Negotiations Fail in Special Sunday Meet

Both Parties, Subject to Cal On Short Noti  Good Idea to Consult Associates. Cole Save

Claim Union No‘ Responsible for Refusal to Work   Leaders Waive Jury Trial; Judge Again Refuses Dismissal

INDEFINITE RECESS IN COAL PEACE TALKS,  ons 2 seein 24 ee 2 ew s aie ~~ 2a

Miners Plead  Innocent   Deny Contempt of Court Charges for Failure to Work;  Waive Trial by Jury

Miners Plead Innocent In Federal Court   Federal Conciliators Arranged For Contract Talks Which Last Ouly An Hour: No Call Issued

Union Waives Right to Trial Before Jury  Recess Contract Negotiations.

Judge to Rule On Dispute Without Jury  Negotiations Given   Negotiations Given Recess; Court Hearing Continues

WAIVE JURY IN OPENING ROUND OF COURT TRIAL   DENY THAT UNION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR IDLE MINES

‘Principals Are Asked To Confer With Associates   Hearing Recessed So Negotiators Can Be Called

Recess Talks in Miner Dispute  U.S. Keeps Parties Subject to a Call

Union Pleads Innocent to Court's Contempt Charge; Contract Talks Continued

Hearing Begins In Federal Court  Court to Determine UMW's Recnoneibility in Strike

Miners Waive Right to Argue Before A Jury   Big Question Whether MW Responsible for Refusal to Work

Both Sides of Issue Subject To Call by U.S.  Negotiators Confer With Own Associate:

Miners Plead  Innocent   Union Waives Right To Argue Case Before Jury

Mine Workers Plead Innocent  InFederal Court  ~ Union Claims Miners Act Individually; UMW Rime Alen Deced Im Stet

Judge Will Rule On Law, Evidence   Union Waives Right To Argue Case Before Jury; Big Question ls Whether Union Responsible For Workers’ Action

Jury Rights Waived As UMW Faces Court   Miners Remain Idle; Recess Asked To Bring Negotiators To Court

Mine Workers Deny Guilt Of Contempt   Contract Talks Fail As Miners Face Trial On Charae Of tanoring Federal Court Orde:

Famine in Fuel Tightens Grip on Nation s Economy  Negotiators Halt Talks Indefinitely On Standby Basis

Union Passes lis Right to Jury Trial   Attorneys Contend Miners Acting Individually in Refusing to Work; But Dismissal Move Denied

Trial Starts Today Before U.S. Judge For Ignoring Order  Refusal of Miners To Go Back to Work   Refusal of Miners To Go Back to Work Is Issue in Trial

Union Leaves Court Edict Up To Judge  Frantic Efforts Fail   Frantic Efforts Fat To Settle Strike

Not Guilty Plea Entered, Jury Trial Waived   Miners Remain Idle as Case Enters Court

RAIN REPORTED IN SOME PARTS OF EAST TEXAS   Rest of State To Remain Dry For Time Being

Death Claims James C. Gillespie, Veteran Sentinel Editor - Publisher

Mrs. Anna Lyne, Former Resident,  Killed in Calif.   Struck by Automobile While Visiting at Home of Daughter

Ee RN mm mim  MacARTHUR CLAIMED IN RIGHT  U.S. Rejects Red Protest On Parole System For Jap POW's

MacARTHUR CLAIMED IN RIGHT  U.S. Rejects Red Protest On Parole System For Jap POW's

Allies Expect New Offensive By Communists  _Masan, South Coast Port, Evacuated Of Civilians

' News Briefs Around the Tri-State   JAN. 15.—DEADLINE IN DOCTOR RECISTRATION

Two Get Year in Jail in Corn Theft   Terms to Lee Dickson, Raymond Reeves.

Trade Papers Says  Cars To Be Scarce   ‘Automotive News’ Suggests Possible Scarcity of New Automobiles This Spring

POSSIBLE NEW CAR SHORTAGE IS SEEN   Record January and February Sales Bring Decline in Dealers’ Stocks.

CHIANG KALSnEK WASHES HANDS OF FILIPINO PARLE’   Rebukes Quirino For Veer: ing Away From Anti-

Spurred by Report of Weak Radio Signal, 15 Planes Speed Search for Lost Ship

Sheriff Beaten By Two Prisoner<   Farmer Sets Fire to House, Kills Neighbor, Self

118 Miners Await Rescue In Scotland   Rescuers Clearing Wall of Gas Blocking Wiegts Eos: laws

Miners’ Rescue Begins In Slow Climb Up Shaft   Scotchmen Bring Up First Victim Of Mining Cave-In

ag Ae  17 Trapped, 10 Feared Dead First Scot Miner Crawls to Safety

MINERS STILL ARE ENTOMBED   Gas Threat Develops As Rescue Workers Near  116 Trapped Men

First of Trapped Scottish Miners Crawls fo Safety   Using Masks to Bring 118 Through Deadly Mine Gas

Gas Holds Up Rescue Of 118 Caught In Mine   Breathing Apparatus To Be Used In ‘Risky Removal In Scotland

Miners Saved  In Landslide,  Await Crews Wall Of Gas Must Be  gow... W.f.... 118.   Wall Of Gas Must Be Cleared: Before 118 Can Be Brought Out

First. Miner Freed From Pit ‘Prison’   Rescue of. 117 Others Must Be Made One-by-One

One By One, Trapped Miners Crawl Through Black Damp Gas to Safety

Miners Brave  Black Damp Gas To Reach Safety   Smalf Gas-Filled Tunnel Slows Rescue of 118

118 Caught in Cave-in   Wall of Deadly Biack Damp Blocks Rescue of Miners

Gas Masks Being Used In Rescue Of Trapped Miners   First Of 118 Safely Brought Through GasFilled Escape Tunnel After Being Fitted With A Breathing Apparatus;  Ten Feared Lost.

118 Miners Wait For Rescue  Gas Curtain Prevents   Gas Curtain Prevents Bringing Them Out

Gas Slows Miners’ Rescue .   Deadly Black Damp Fills Escape Tunnels, Forcing Use of Gas Masks: Perl Is Great

One Qut of Murky  Mine Trap   Breathing Aparatus Handed to 118 Caught 720 Feet Underground

118 Miners Await Rescue 720 Feet Below Surface  7   Wall of Gas Is Biggesl Handicap to Diggers; Saving Men “Vay Take Long Time

Rescue Workers Reach 118 Men Trapped In Scotland Coal Mine; Gas-Choked Tunnel Delays Escape

Gas Slows Rescue of  Trapped Men      Masks, Handed Down One By One, Being Used to Bring Miners Through  Remo E211.) D..........

USE GAS MASKS TO PENETRATE BLACK DAMP GAS   SLOW PROCESS AS FIRST OF 118 1S BROUGHT TOPSIDE

First of 118 Miners Freed After Cave-In   Use Breathing Devices To Bring Men Through Deadly ‘Black Damn’

Gas Blocks Mine Rescue In Scotland   Coal Diggers Will Have To Crawl Thru Small Tunnel

15 of 118 Trapped Men Leave Mine   Breathing’ Apparatus Handed Down to the Others in Shaft

RESCUERS SAVE TRAPPED MINERS   First Of 118 Held Underground For More. Than Week Brought Up From Pit In Scotland.

Deadly Gases Delay Rescue Of 118 in Pit   10 Missing Miners Feared Dead Under Avalanche of Mud

HOLD JUSTICE IN BOSWELL SLAYING   Would-Be Assailant Is Killed by Magistrate

ya nyENE Re sinadie._ yrociquuienymngeie 23 VENDORS ARRESTED FOR SALES TAX EVASION

Clayton Proposes Anti-Red Union   Former State Official Uraes Bold U.S. Policy

Pia, 12 Years Old, Center of Headon Battle  Film Star Not Fit Ae Mother. Charge

Bergman Coming   to U. S. for Suit   Lindstrom Will Fight for Daughter; Bar to Return Hinted

INGRID COMING BACK TO SEEK ~ CHILD CUSTODY   Her Husband will Counter With’ Demand For an American Divorce.

Actress To Try To Return To U. U.  Bergman, Lindstrom War Over Child Custody

Bergman to Seek Child’s Custody   Ingrid Returning io U. -S. for Showdown With Dr. Peter Lindstrom Over 12-Year-Old Dauchter.

Bergman Coming Back to U. $.   Husband Will Oppose Her In Fight For Daughter's Cuslody

Ingrid Bergman Is Planning .To Return To U. S., Battle To Get Custody Of Daughter

Ingrid to Fight For Custody Of Daughter   Actress Will Return To U. S. to Resist Husband’s Claim

Movie Star Plans. Return; Lindstrom Prepares to Fight   Actress’: Attorney Declares She Is. Ready for Real Battle for  Nauchter _

Actress Seeks eks Daughter’ r’s r's Custody  Bergman - Lindstrom Court Battle Looms

Lindstrom Comes Out Swinging   Will Fight Ingrid  For Custody of Child And Seek U. S. Divore When Actress Gets Bac]

Bergman May Face Trouble Entering U.S.    Faces Dirty Fight Tor Her Daughter Pia, Doctor Promises

LINDSTROM TO FISHT BERGMAN   Headon Battle Is Expected For Custody Of Their Deughter

Madsen Case Verdict Near   Bergman and Husband To Clash on Custody

Ingrid Returning to U.S. to Fight For Custody of 12-Year-Old Daughter

Ingrid Bergman And Dr. Lindstrom To Battle It Out For Custody Of Child

Husband Enters Fight For Child . Bergman Planni ing  Visit To America

Chidsey and Ladner Hold the. Inside ‘Track For Supreme Court Selections

Wintry Blasts Blow Away All Signs Of Spring In Central, Eastern U. S.

Snow Closes Schools, Wind Sinks Tugboat   Subzero Frigidity Felt From Great Lakes to the Hudson

Schools Close In New York Due to Weather   Warnings of Dust Storms Raised In Southwest

Blizzard Sweeps New York State; Mercury Tumble:   Highways Blocked And Schools Closed When Winter Grips Ares.

Wintry Blasts Extend Over Large Areas   Blizzard Closes Some Schools; Marks Near Zero Renorted

Winter Blows Springtime From Picture   Snow Belt From Kansas To Minnesota, Below Zerv Over New England

Wintry: Blasts Rout Thoughts Of Springtime   Arctic Air Sweeps Southward; Warming Forecast in Midwest

Freezing Line Drops Info Georgia as Winds Whip at Wide Areas of Eastern States

VLY UN LW!  Wintry Blasts Discard Al Thoughts of Spring in e Areas

Wintr v Blasts Rout Thoughts of Spring Ta Midw -estern. Atlantic Seaboard Areas

Toy Geiger Counter That Really Works Is Feature Of Pre-Christmas Toy Show

BUT IT WON’T MAKE A-BOMB  New Toys Include Atomic Energy Set for Junior

Tax Unit Asks Road Bonds, Gas Levy Rise   State Federation Backs a Second  $100.000.000 Issue

BLASTS EFFORT, GAG PREACHERS   METHODIST BISHOP WARNS OF MOVE TO SILENCE PROPHETS

Hirst Government Dividend Checks Scheduled To Be Mailed Next Week

VETS’ DIVIDEND i EXEMPT FROM SEIZURES   Administration Rules That They Cannot Be Taken For Debt Payments — First Will Be Mailed Monday.

VETS’ CHECKS TAX EXEMPT   Major Part of Insurance Dividends To Be Paid By June 30.

GOP Chief Says He Won't Try For Re-tlection   Position Should Fall To A Younger Man, ‘According to Phares

Witness Gives Up Masquerade   Figure In Bridges Trial Admits He Lied About Name

Perjury Trial Witness Admits Lying About Name   Ex-Communist Editor Re-Identifies Himself; Seve Had Kent Name Secret For Thirty Years

He’s Another Man Now.... a INOW 2 es  Witness Confesses '30-Year Mystery

40 MIGs Come Off Second Best in Clash With 15 U. S. Sabres   RED ARMY IN MOTION   CHECK FOREIGN POLICY   tative Cole Advocates te Contain Red Enemy

EXCESS PROFITS TAX 15 DEBATED   GEORGE SAYS LEVY, WITHOUT WAGE-PRICE CURBS, WOULD CAUSE INFLATION.

Profits Levy Delay Sought   Sen. George Says Plan Would. Cause Whirl  cic Af. Inflation

Senators Vote Racket Inquiry   Scope of Probe Is Broadened to Include   ATl Phases of Interstate Crime

‘Gamblers, Racketeers, Gangsters May Be Investigated by Uncle Sam

Batterymen Coming Home For Holidays   Members Of 28th Division Disappointed By Orders Limiting Vacation [o 72-Hour Passes.

East German Voting Plan Assailed by U.S.   "Single List'' Elections, Slated for Sunday, Held Illeaal by America

Special Session Of Legisiature Is Reguested   Gov. Wright Noncommittal; Petitioners at Odds Over Its Purpose

Jury Condemns ‘Tax Fixing’ In Kansas City   Six Indictments Returned by Grand Jury With Report

K. C. Grand Jury Returns 0 Indictments   Condemns Alleged Tax-Fixing by a Former Assessor

Jealous Mate Batters His Wife fo Death   Seventy-Iwo xear Uld Pac: tory Worker Says He Killed Her “Because She Smiled at Other Men”

Republicans Seek Speaker To Reply To Pres. Truman   Stassen Reported Likely To Answer Radio Address

GOP -Leaders ‘Name Stassen ‘To Give Reply      “Head. Chosen) After Yan“danberg Declines.

STASSEN WILL ANSWER TRUMAN   Reportedly Picked By Republicans To Make Reply To President

Republicans  Pick Stassen For Reply  Former Governor Will Answer Truman’s Speech

Stassen Chosen. by GOP Leaders to Answer Truman   Vandenberg Begs Off Because of Poor Health

Stassen Chosen For G.0.P. Repl   Will Answer Talk By Truman Saturday

Republicans Pot Banner On Stassen  College President Chosen For Reuly   College President Chosen For Reply To Traman’s Talk

‘Beautiful Elizabeth Taylor Weds ‘Hotel Heir In Colorful Ceremony

Defiant Diggers Snub Latest Lewis Order    Ohio Strikers Say “To Hell With Lewis” As No Contract, No Work. Strike: Of 372,000  hbAinare COantimiuse

Defiant Miners Fail To Obey Lewis’ Orders  Full Scale Watkeut Still Continues

Some Unions Not Even ‘Taking Vote   Not a Single Local Wiling to Follow Lewis Order.

Truman Trip Across U.S. Starts Today   Republicans Say His Speech Tour ‘Purely Political’

Truman Sets First Tour Talks Today   Launches Whistle Stoy Western Trip To Whip Up Support

PRES. TRUMAN STARTING TRIP   Itinerary Will Take Him Across Fourteen States.

Truman Starts "Whistle Stop’ Tour Sunday  Dam Dedication Trin To Permit

Dismissed Police Official Is Slain  Drury Had Data for Senate Crime Body

Detective Slain On Eve of Parley With Probe Figure  Chicagoan Victim Of Gang’s Ambush Outside Garage

Officials Hunt Shotgun Slayers  Discharged Pelice  Officer Is Victim

Rent and Thruway Get Top Priorities   Quarrel Over Legislation Viewed as Prelude to  Fall Campaign

Rent Control, Thruway to Be Top Political Issues in Fal! Campaign

Truman For No Inductions  By Draft Law   Agrees Only Congress Or Proclamation Can Call Up Trainees

24 TEXANS ARE KILLED ON WEEKEND   15 Fatalities Reported From Auto Accidents; Two Persons Drown

Men Killed In Bellon Plane ‘rash, Blast .   Wreck At Crossing Fatal To Two; Boy Heanaed In Mishap

Violent Deaths Total 26 In Texas Over Weekend: Two Killed At Mexia

ELECTION T0  BE WATCHED   Investigators Ordered Into Tennessee For Republican Primary

House Will Send MenToWatch Tenn. GOP Vote   Committee Reports. Evidence Found Te Beck Jennings Chores

Vishinsky Renews Charges Of War Mongering After U.S. Views Told Assembly

World Cop Unit Asked By. Acheson  news Old   Russian ‘Renews Old Demand For Big-Five Pact, Outlaw A-Bomk

Acheson Calls For UN Peace Patrol Action   To Stamp Out  Aggression Anywhere In World

Acheson Asks UN Armed Force to ~ Crush Aggression   Urges All Nations Contribute Units, Puts Formosa Issue Up-to-Assembly; Vishinsky Strikes Back, Expands His 1 ict of Alleved U. S. “‘Warmongers’

World Army Plan Given  To Assembly By Acheson   FavorsEmergency Assembly Calls; VishinskyQuickly  Retects Pronosals

UN PEACE ARMY URGED TO STAMP OUT AGGRESSION   Peaceful Solution Of For-mosan Question Demand. ed By Acheson   VISHINSKY NAMES MORE “WARMONGERS”

Acheson Also Urges Roving Peace Patrol  D:~ . D.-3 —   Big 5 Pact Demand Renewed By USSR

PROPOSED BY ACHESON   Vishinsky Opposes Plan to Smash Any World Aggression

Acheson Calls for UN Peace Patrol   Wants Roving Force That Could Smash Aggression in World

ACHESON CALLS ON U.N. T0 SET ~— UP WORLD ARM)      Secretary Urges All Members to Furnish Units for Force That Would Be Used to Halt Aggression.   PPOPOSES PEACEFUL FORMOSA SOLUTION   Vishinsky Renews Demands for Ban on Atomic Weapons and Arms Reduction By Powers,

International Army Sought To Fight Global Aggression  Acheson Urges U. N. Adopt Program; Vishinsky Enlarges ‘Warmonger’ List

US. Requests U.N. Build World Army  A he Ao AcLo  Ae   Acheson Asks Force, Including Reds, To Halt Aggression

UN Peace Patrol Urged By Achesor   ‘Secretary Colls For Communists And Non-Communists To Help Smash Aggression Anywhere In The Warld

U. 5. PROPOSES UNITED NATION ARMED FORCE   Acheson Calls On All Members Of UN To Provide Units

~Ackesorn Calls fer Action Peace Patrol to Smash Aaaression Asked in UN

International Army Is Sought By State te   Acheson Makes Plea To Smash Aggression: Red Demand Renewed

-Acheson Urges International Army for Peace  Proposes in UN Assembly a Roving Patrol to:‘Seek Out Trouble Spots; Vichincky Renawc Hic Old Namandc

Stabbing Case Sent To Jury After Hearing   Woman Recovering From Knife Wound

HIGH OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY ON POLICE GRAFT   BROOKLYN JURY HAS SUMMONED NEW YORK POLICE OFFICIALS

3 High Officials Tagged in Probe   ‘Prominent Public Figure’ Involved in New York Graft

New York City Gambling-Graft Probe Calls High Officials as Witnesses 

O'Dwyer May Be Witness in N. Y. Craft Inquiry —  High Police Officials  Blea Tamhtod Bitar   High Police Officials Also Tagged Aiter Sudden Raids

Graft Probers Name Witnesse:  Three High Police Officials on List

Hint O'Dwyer Named In Gambling Probe  Three Hiah New Yark   Three High New York Police Officials Tagged In Inquiry

Believe 0 Dwyer May Be Called in Gambling Probe      Raiders Find Televisiox Sets Labeled as Gifts to Police From Gross

Graft Probe  Hits Men In  High Places Rottenness In New York Being Exposec  Ry Crand Turv

Fresh ‘Troops Thrown. Into  City’s Siege   Infantry Crosses Han River and Altacks From Southeast; Airborne Forces Arrive From U.S.; Drive from South Continues

U.S. Seventh Division Forges Fourth Steel Link Encircling Red Defenders

Shove Over Han River Under ShadowOf Artillery-Studded SouthMountainInDawnMist After Half Hour Barrage

Infantry Crosses Han Southeast Of Capital   Airborne Infantry Reinforcements Pour into Kimpo AirfieldNorthwest

Kresh ‘Troops ‘Thrown Into City’s Siege   Infantry Crosses Han River and Attacks From Southeast; Airborne Forces Arrive From U. S.; Drive from South Continues   Russia, China Missed  Big Far Kast Chance

Yanks Cross Han Southeast Of Old Capital   Allied Drives Link Up West Of City

Troops Link With Marines  Strong Army Airborne Infantry   Strong Army Airborne Infantry  Reinforcements Pour Into Kimpo

Fourth Link in Steel Ring Closing on Heavily Defended Korean Capital; Fierce Fighting Within the City.

Doughboys Cross River To Forge Fourth Link In Steel Ring Around City   Two Marine Regiments Form Solic Front Along Western Side While Others Launch Attack From North

ARMY INFANTRY CROSSES HAN T0 BESIEGE SEOUL   Four Allied Spearheads Are Now Aimed At Heart Of Capital   KOREAN RESISTANCE IN ISOLATED SPOTS

Allies Close In On Seoul At 4 Points   South Korean Marines And Airborne Troops From U. S. Arriving

Cheered By Talk Of Peace In Korea  Americans Celebrate Thankssivine

Milifary Circles Expect Early End Of War in Korea   Major Fighting May Cease With Capture Of the Rad Canital

War May End in a Matter of Weeks But Rebuilding Will Be a Big Job

Korean War End Seen In Few Weeks  wees: paren —— a” a" 7 = we ——_— ef ~~ en mines: —_— ™

Touchy Rehabilitation Program Due After End Of Korea War In Few Woeelke

Korean War May End In Few Weeks   Tokyo Circles Expect Major Fighting To End After United Nations Forces Take Pvongevang

PITTSBURGH MILK TALKS ADJOURNED   No Sign of Settlement of Walkout in Sight

‘I've Got Something For You’ Boy Sees Coal-Miner Daddy ~ Shoot'’Mommy’ With Shotaun

1-YEAR-OLD BOY SEES MOTHER DIE   Coalminer in Uniontown  ‘Shoots Wife Then Self

Recommend Man} Changes in Laws Covering Cities  puam/! iF. i rt Eee   27 Bills Prepared By Committee for 1951 Leaislature

German Reds Oust Eisler  Shortcomings Of   Shortcomings Of Party Criticized

Youths in Jail After Townspeople Surround Them on Street in Flora

Four Held in Burglary of Flara Station   Two Youths Caught Hiding In Piles of Tires in Building, Sheriff Reports

Washington Learns U. S. Troops Are Holding, Enemy Pressure Slackeninag

Pentagon Informed By the Far Eastern Headquarters Forces Holding the Line

knemy Pressure Eases. Pentagon Report Say S: *Attae k Being Blunted’.

Defense Dept. Warns Against Over-Optimism   Stiffened Defense, Enemy Casualties, Tank Slow-Up Noted

Turning Point Is  Believed At Hand   Enemy Pressure Less And Americans Now Blunting Attacks Of Reds; MacArthur Says All U. S. Lines Intact.

AMERICAN TROOPS SET FOR BATTLE   Stand Between Taejon and Foe But Action Is Quiet

REPORT MORE RED ATROCITIES   FIND 82 SLAIN VILLAGERS NEAR WEST COAST CITY

Villagers Report New Atrocities  $2 Korean Peasants Stabbed With Bamboo Spears by Pro-Reds

: More Atrocities Related   Bamboo Spears Used On 62 South Koreans

South Koreans Reported *Massacred By Pro-Red:   82 Said To Have Been Stabbed To Death By Communist South Korean Sympathizers

Bamboo Spears Fell §. Koreans   New Atrocity Story Found as Pro-Reds Stab Neighbors

Fatally Stab §2 With Spear: Of Bamboo   Added Atrocities Are Revealed in Korean Strife

SOUTH KOREAN REDS KILLERS   Stab To Death 82 AntiCommunist Residents In Chungyong

Massacre Survivors Say Pro-Commue  South Koreans Killed 82 Ginlians

Renegades Slay 8) South Koreans  Pro-Reds Viciously Turn On Neighbors

6 Reporied Stabbed With Bamboo Spears   Men, Women And Children Victims, Survivors Report

INVITE K. U. AGAIN   Kansas Debaters Will Com pete in West Point Debate Tourney

SHS Graduation Program Named   Baccalaureate Sermon F ‘irst Baptist Church  ie a

SHS Graduation Program Named   Baccalaurcate Sermon First Baptist Church

MEMORY TO BE HONORED cissseaiibiannaniacesniiinisaiaandiiinnimimmeiniaee™  LONELY Y SPINSTER FOUNDED  MOTHER’S DAY DIED PENNILESS AND BITTERLY DISAPPOINTED   By CONNIE KNAUBER

Just Show You're Willing  Congress Backs Truman On Blas On Lack Of Russian Cooperation

RedCo-Operation OnA-BombAsked   That's Solution to Disarmament, Truman And Backers Maintain

Plan For Control Of Atomic Power ‘Again Endorsed   President Backs Baruch Program; Soviets Disagree

Truman Vetoes Atomic Control Plea To ‘Stalin   Not Budging* From Baruch Plan for Global Curb on A-Weapons

President Gets Solid Backing      Truman Says He Won't Budge From Baruch Plan: Some Solons Agree

PRESIDENT GETS SOME SUPPORT ON ATOM STAND   Little Russian Cooperation Needed For Controls, Truman Says

Baruch Plan Still Backed   U.S. To Continue Urging International Atomic Inspection

Fate of Atomic Pact Laid in Russian Lap   Truman Says Red Co-operation All That Is Needed for Peace

BACKING GROWS FOR ATOM RULE   Truman Statement Saying Russian Co-operation All That's Reauired Is Indorse

Congress Gives Solid Backing to Truman's Bid for Russ Cooperation on Atomic Rule:

TRUMAN STICKS TO ATOMIG PLAN   President Not Budging From Raruch Proposa! For Control And Doesn't Trust Russian Rulers.

WHITE HOUSE T0 STAND BY BARUCH PLAN   Truman Says Red Cooperation Would Result in Effective Control.

Truman Finds Solid Backing   Lawmakers Agree Red Cooperation Could Bring Controls

Truman Wins Solid Backing In Congress On His World Atomic Control Statement

Congress Right Behind Truman   President Gets Solid Back ing On Bomb Control Stand.

Truman Gets Backing For Atomic Stand   President Says He Is Not Budging aac Baruch Plan     Control

Lincoln Day Rites Ended   Republicans Attack Administrative Rule

BOMBERS. HALI RAIL ACTIVITY THRU SEGUL..   Pictures ‘Taken After, Sunday Bombings «Show  Extensive Damage ta Rallyards — American and British Carrier Ptancs Down 51 Red Warplates.:

U.S. Air Force Continues To Hammer Reds  Report 51 Red Warplanes Out After Attacks 

BUMBERS HALT RAIL ACTIVITY THRUSECUL   Pictures Tuken After Sunday Bombings Show . Extensive Dathage ta Railyards — Ameri‘ canéand: British Carrier Planes Down 51 Red. Warplanes, ... +

O'Daniel’s Plans  Top Topic of  Texas Politics Writer Says He  Talks Like Man KAalbtnge Davo

O'Daniel’s Plans  Top Topic of  Texas Politics Writer Says He Talks Like Man Makina Race

Search Pushed for Five Lost in Plane Crash   Hope for Life Fades as One Body Found 20 Miles from Spot

SEARCH-PUSHED FOR LOST MEN   Hope For Five Who Went Down In Plane Crash In Lake Michigan Almost Abandoned.

Abandon Hope for 5 Airmen   Air Force Plane Crashes Saturday in. Lake Michiaan

Seek Five Who Were Aboard Plane That Crashed Info Lake   Craft Forced Down Alter Radioing Its Suppy ot Gasoline Low.

Continue Air Search For. Major Schindler   Audrain County Flyer’s Plane Downed Saturday Night; Little Hope After Body Of One Man Is Found In Ave Wee. e120

Five Still Missing  In Plane Accident  Major's Body Found In Lake Michigan

Search for Five Airmen Goes On  Body of Sixth Man Found on Sunday

Indiana Toll Of Tragedies Climbs to {1   i Hoosier Fatalities Include Five Traffic Crashes and Three Factory Accidents

12MEET DEATH BY VIOLENCE   State Toll Heavy For 24 Hours—tTraffic Takes 5 Lives.

It was ‘Humoreus Incident,’ Rules NLAB-But It Won Plant Election!

NLRB Okays ‘Simon Legree Act Of Boss   Rules Against CIO Unit Pratest

You Can Crack That Whip Now, Boss  wom po... og ‘ ae oe Obeid  ey Se ef

Labor Relations Board OK Given "Simon Legree's'’ Whip During NLRB Shop Election

Labor Relations Board Rules It’s Okay For Company Manager To Crack Whip Like Simon Legree

Labor Board Approves Employers Act as Whip-Cracking SimonLegree in Union Test

Gifts To ‘Old Doc’ lo Be Used To Help  Ad I Brings Little From Debtors

Emergency. Declared at Cleveland   Akron, Canton, Warren and Younastown Hit

4. Dead, Guard Called Out ee North Ohio Traffic, Commerce Prostrate  In Icy Grip Of Winter

Snowfall May Reach Depth Of 30 Inches   Industry, Business, _ Transport Stopped TDead-in OQhin Cites

Industry, Transportation And Business Halted In Majority Of Cities   Traffic Snarled, No Accidents   Airplanes At Cleveland Grounded

Transportation Paralyzed In Three Major Cities By Snow And Winds

Blizzard Hits Northern Ohio: Traffic Stalled   Snowfall Measures 10 Inches in Akron, Marietta Has 14 Inches

‘Rusty’, Texas-Born Whooping Crane Boosts World Population To 38 T otal

World's Population of Whooping Crane: Has Risen fo 38; First One Born in Captivity

Four States Go 10 Polls Today; Truman Tested   National Policies Face Challenge In Southern Vote

Truman Drive For Dixie Aid Given Support   Alabama Sezators Hit States’ Right Ticket In Primary

Demos Drive To Quench Dixie Revolt   Move Wins Support Of Alabama Senator: Hill And Sparkman

Woman Sent As Missionary 20 Years Ago "Seoul City Sue” Is Believed Former Resident Of Oklahoma

Oklahoman Thinks ‘Seoul City Sue’ Is Sister: Being Forced Into Broadcasting

Seoul City Sue’ May Be US Missionary — Goal. diet Wiaman Idantified As Ko-Red Propaaandist

—U-~  City Wide Observance Of Good Friday Next Week, First Christian

Three Presidents ‘Assassinated In Life Of Country   Linco In, Garfield And McKinley Slain; TR° And FOR Shot At

Landing Behind Reds Hampered   Lack of Manpower and Transportation Holds Up Famous Tactics

Lack Of Manpower, Transportation Combine To Prevent Early Invasion

Lack Men and »Jransport For Invasion Tries       No Early Attempts Tc Divert Reds Behinc ‘Lines Seen

Manpower Shortage Precludes  Early Push   But Sea-Air Invasion Method Still Believed Possibility In Korea

- U.S. Amphibious F oray: s Behind Enemy Lines Expected Later in Korean War

Military Leaders Consider Sea-Air Operations ‘Major Invasion of Red Held Korea Hampered By Lack of Manpower and Transportation Units

Amphibious or Airborne Invasions of North Korea Hit by Lack of Men, Ships

Won't Rule OutAnySea. Aw Thrust   Odds Are Against Any Use of Putting Big Force Behind Reds  in Korea   Ships Are Lacking   Specialized Types Saic to Be Short for Water Invasion

ODDS AGAINST AN INVASION BEHIND LINES   Lack of Menpower.: and  Tremgpereeie i  Ea fort to ft ly Red Army . pse   FORAYS TO CONTINUE

MANY THINGS LACKING - U. S. Forces Holding Back Landing Behind Red Lines

TROOPS LANDING BY OLD SYSTEM   Lack Of Manpower Prevents Amphibious Or Airborne Invasions.

Lack of Manpower,Transportation Precludes Invasions—  All Availahle Tronns Needed To Hold Defense Line:

Two Obstacles Remain In Way Of Quick Mopun  , Manpower Shortage   Manpower Shortage And Transportation Provide Headaches

Attlee to Fly to U.S. For Talks With Truman   Endeavor to Find Means to Preserve Peace

Attlee To Confer With Truman Sunday   British Premier To Fly For Talks With President

British Chief And Truman to Review Crisis   Attlee Will Fly to Washington Sunday For Perosnal Talk With President

Attlee Going  To U. S. To See Truman   Talks Aimed at Ending Activity of Chinese, Preserving Peace.

Atlee, Truman Will Confer On Korea Problem   British Leader To Fly To Washington Sunday For Talks

Attlee To Pay Flying Visit To Truman   Leaves London Sunday. to Talk Over Latest War Crisis

Attlee, Truman To Seek Key To Halt, China  Possibility of Callinc _ Meeting with Soviet Is Revnorted

Attlee to Visit U.S. for Talks With Truman   British Leader Hopes to Preserve Shaky World Peace

Attlee Will Depart For U.S. Sunday   Prepares For Talks With Truman In Bid To Preserve Peace

Expected to Seek Curbs On Use of Atomic Bomb   Conferences Being Held in London Prior to Departure For Capital and High Level Talks With U.S. Leaders

Madison County Has Her Troubles   November Returns Are Cause Of Latest Election Squabble

Payments on City Taxes Being Made  Early This Season  Collector Says Tha ; $16,410 Received

Payments on City Taxes Being Made Early This Season  Collector Says Tha $16,410 Received At Hic OFfFicoa —

HOUSE OKAYS FEPC MEASURE   Vote Taken Karly Today oi Far Employment Practlees . BI Without Criminal Penalties -— Proponents of — Administtation Bitl Meet: to Decide on Whether io Ge Atong on Final Vote, 

Korea Ordered To Hold Election, Balance Economy   Alternative Is To Give Up U. S. Aid; Premier Angered

State Deparfment Gives Korea Ultimatum To Hold Elections or Lose U. §. Aid

Rhee Critical Of Lattimore   U. S. Ultimatum To Korea Draws Fire Of Country's President. °

‘ New New Rap at Lattimore °  Korea Told to Balance Economy or Lose Aid

KOREA WARNED TO  HOLD ELECTIONS   President Syngman Rhee Blasts Lottimere

STATE PROMISED” MILDER WEATHER   Little Flood  Danger I Seen by Forecasters

Legion Hears Louis Johnson At Convention   Former Defense Secretary Speaks; Parade Day’s Featur

Michigan Legion Opens 32rd Anaual Convention At Grand Rapids Today

Soviel Bloc Beaten, 47-5, On Peace Plan   Free Elections Will Follow War; Troonos Will Leave

U. N. Votes For Plan To Smash North Koreans  Eight-Power Western oes = a a Is

Ballot 47-5 In Favor of Drive North   Western Program for Korean Peace Wins Accambly Test.

Strike Snag In Chrysler Settlement   Mediators End 62-Hour Session Without Attaining Expected Agreement On Terms.

 TEACHERS PITCH IN TO HELP Many Children Of Coal Miners _ Forced By Strike To Go Hunery

State's Traffic  Claims Ten Lives  Fond du Lac Crash Kills Three in Car

Heavy Traffic ls Fatal to 10   Three Petsons Killed in Fond du Lac Crash

Making Special Shoes for Big Feet Has Turned Into a Fairly Large‘Business .

Government Official Speaks Of ‘War Ill"   Symington Had Earlier Used ‘World’ In Refer-'.  ence To Korea

Hoover Suggests Seven Ways To Help F. B. . Curb Saboteurs. In Emergency

TO CURB SABOTEURS Hoover Offers Seven Ways Public Can Assist The FBI

FBI Director Tells Americans How fo Report Saboteurs   Hoover Gives 7 Points By Which Citizens Can Fight Enemy

Hoover L ists 7 Points In Helping FBI   Bureau Head Tells People How They Can Help Curb Saboteurs And Other Fnemies

Seven Ways To Help FBI   Americans Urged to Call FBI with Information in Effort to Curb Saboteurs

Hoover Tells Americans Seven Ways They Can Help FBI Curb Enemies   FBI Chief Outlines How Citizens Can Join In Stopping Saboteurs And Other Domestic EE mamios in Present Emergency.

FBI TELLS AMERICANS HOW 10 HELP CURB SABOTEURS, ENEMIES   Hoover Gives Seven Suggestions On Cooperation By Public —

Americans Can Help FBI Curb Nation's Enemies   Call Quickly with Any Information, Don’t Investigate Yourself

How to Assist FBI Is Told   J. Edgar Hoover informs Americans Way to Aid Against Saboteurs.

Methods To Curb Saboteurs Told  FBI Head Lists Ways  _ Americans Can Help

CITIZENS URGED TO ASSIST FBI   Americans Told By J. Edgar Hoover How, In Sever Ways, They Can Hel Curb Domestic Enemies

J, Edgar Hoover Lists Seven Ways For Americans To Aid Fight On Saboteurs

FBI Chief Details Ways Public May Helo Curb Infernal Enemies   PROGRAM FINCTIONING

Hoover Explains ‘Aiding The FBI   Requests The Public To Give Information

FBI Chief Hoover Lists Seven Ways in Which Americans Can Ficht Domestic Saboteurs

CITIZENS ASKED TO“HELP ROUND UP SABOTEURS   J. Edgar Hoover Tells Americans How Domestic Enemies Can Be Stopped

MAY TAKE 48 HOURS LONGER TO-REACH MINER   Already Entombed 3 Days; Brother Is Rescued Sunday

Hope Fades For Trapped Coal Miner   Inspector Says He Can’t Be Reached. Kar 48 Hours

Dig Desperately to Reach Trapped Man  Brother Brought Out After Two Days; Rescuers Need at Least 48 Hours

Crews Save One Brother.  Hunt Second   Edward Burda Is Rescued From Mine: Workers Die For Other

Mine Rescuers Progress Slowly   Trapped Man May Not Be Reached Tomorrow

May Not Reach Trapped Penn Miner for at Least 48 Hours.   Edward Burda Entombed Three Days; Brother, Joseph, Rescued Yesterday

POPULISTS TAKE LEAD IN ELECTION RACE IN GREEC   Tsaldaris’ Royalist Party Gains With Heavy tCaldier Wate

Populist Party Fades In Voting  Patchwork Coalition Is Viewed In Greece

Right in Lead In Greek Vofe  Conservative Party Overtakes Leftists

Royalist Party Holding Slim Lead Greek Election Returns Cause Prediction in Leftists Favor

Conferences Leave Grave Undercurrents   Continuing Concern That Crisis in Korea Might Erupt Peace of World

Signs Lacking That World Communism Is Willing to Accept! British-American Offer to Seek Settlement of Korean! and Other Issues—Meeting of Truman and Attlee Left Initiative With Moscow and Peiping. 

Skeptics View Peace Offer of Chinese Reds   Korean Crisis May Erupt At Any Time Into Great Threat to World Peace, Is Feeling of Leaders

Peace In Korea Is Remote   Truman-Atlee Conferences Get Some Points On List Clarified

Truman-Attlee Confabs Raised Little Optimism   Undercurrent Of Concern Still Persists That Crisis Will Erupt Into Graver Threat

House Group Rejects Plan Of Minority   Supreme Court To Hear Truman Program Debate

Excise Tax Cut Action Deferred   Party Lines Are Followed as GOP Loses Proposal for Speedy Action

Excise Tax Cut Action Delayed   Additional Income Sources. Are Sought

Catholic Abbots, Monks On Trial   Charged With Treason. Spying For Vatican In Czechoslovakia

MONKS, ABBOTS PUT ON TRIAL   Czechs Charge Ther With Treason, Spying For Vatican

Rhee Honors MacArthur For Leading UN Ferces To Victory; General Praises Men

Back Sales Tax. To Be Forgiven  Liquor Dealers Save Million In Michiaan

3 Newspapers ‘Hit by Strike In Pittsburg   Mailing Room Workers Halt Publication Of Bia Datlies

[Aid To Europe Splits Congress  Solons Differ On Spending Proposal

House, Senate Billion Dollars Apart In Their Plans For Aid Spending For Europe Next Year

A BILLION APART   Senate and House Differ or Amount of Money to Be Given Europe

Europe Help Differences  Between Two Houses Grow   Billion Dollars Bar Agreement In Fight  Over Appropriation

House And Senate Are Billion Dollars ‘Apart-In Plans For Foreign Aid Spending

Senate, House Foreign Aid Bills Differ  Lower Body Provide: @.. £45.40 cg @.... ff...   Lower Body Provides For Use of Surplus Food For Eurove

Billion Apart on European Help   House, Senate Not Set on Amount of Money

UNTo Lift Boycott On Spaniards   U.S. Move For Recognition May Spur Action Soon

FOR K. U. UNION   Bids on Addition Will Be Received Nov. 14; Financed by Doncks

RUB Me Ue, VLTAUEN  Bids on Addition Will Be Received Nov. 14; Financed by Bonds

$219 BILLION-A-YEAR RATE Income of U. S. Individuals Headed for New Records

Communist Leaders Barred From Vrrice  MacArthur Orders Purae Of Jap Reds

Most Destructive Fire In 50 Years at Campbell Mo., Is Under Control

7 Held for Questioning fn Million Dollar Robbery   Uniform from Brinks Armored Cor Service  Found in House Where Men Were Captured .

Lay Groundwork For Atfack on ‘Gas Rate Tax   Action Against Firm Serving Capital City Before Power Body

Sheriff Says He Failed fo File Return   Florida Sheriff Tells Senate Crime Group He Made No Income. Tax Return on Gains

Five Names Wiped From Candidate List  One Tao Young; Huey Long Of Atcka Withdraws Filing After Challenge

New Rains Threaten Flood Area   Ohio and Middle Mississippi Valleys In Moisture Belt

Rivers Roar In Midwest   More Rain Increases Flood Peril; Mahy Refuse to Leave. Home:

FLOOD DANGER STILL ACUTE IN SOUTH ILLINOIS  ee ee ee the te te) oe   RAIN TO CONTINUE SAYS FORECASTER; WATCH OHIO RIVER

Hood Dangers Are Mounting In Midwest   Steady Rains in Lower Mississippi Valley Raise Rivers

Flood Dangers Grow in Midwest As More Rain Falls Over Wide Belt: Rivers Are Swollen

Cities In Four Sfafes Facing Rising Waters  Thousands Fleeing Hames Ac Wortere   Thousands Fleeing Homes As Workers  Sescannthoan  avarc

Rain Adding To Dangers And WidespreadDamage   Weather Bureau Sees No Break In Warm, Moist Gulf Air Which Is Causing Rain- . fall; Rescue Work Goes On.

Rain Forecast  Raises Threat  OfMoreF loods; 4000 Routed   NoRelief in Sight in South. ern Illinois; Showers  Cover Wide Belt

Flood Dangers Mounting In Midwest River Areas; Wide Belt Hit by Rain

Flood Perils Grow In Midwest Areas; No Break Appears   Condition Is Attributes to Moist, Warm Air From Gulf; Rains Mav Incressa

Flood Dangers Mount As Officials Report Rising Rivers In Country

Threat of Floods Continue To Hold   ‘More Rain Is Falling Over Wide Area; No Break in Weather   4000 LEAVE HOMES   Army, Red Cross and Volunteers Join in Rescue  Operations

Midwest Flood Danger Mounts   Rains Continue With No Let-Up; Gbservezs Eve Ohio River

SFE NO BREAK IN SPRING WEATHER   Over 4,000 Flee Homes In Central States

FLOOD DANGERS SEEN MOUNTING   Heavy Rains In Midwest River Areas Threaten Further Damage

Continuing Rains Add Flood Threat  Difficulties Seen For Coal Output

Flood Danger Mounting in River Areas  Further Damage Threatened; No

Flood Threats Keep Relief Crews Alert   Entire Midwest Valley Area Faces Flash Inundation

FLOO MOUNTING IN MIDWEST AREA   Steady Rain Continues With No Break Seen By Officials

Midwest Flood Dangers Mount With More Rain   No Break Appears in Warm, Moist Gulf Air Over Menaced Areas

Flood Peril Seen Mounting  With Over 4,000 Homeless   No Break Due In Warm Rain Front In MississippiOhio Valleys As Hundreds Flee Homes; Cumberland, Ohio Rivers Rising

China Reds Forbid U.S. Fvacuation   Refuse Permission to Move 300 Americans Cham ShARA RAL

Auto Industry Displays New Cars In Chicago   Big Show Expected I Draw Half Million

Paul B. Fletcher Named Best Actor In Play Competition  Bonham Cast   Bonham Cast Takes Second Place Honors

Paul B. Fletcher Named Best Actor in Play Competition  — Bonham Cast Takes Second  Place Honors:

U.S. Prepares For New War, Soviets Charge   80th Anniversary Of Birth of Lenin Attack Springboard

Soviets-German Peace Reported   Terms Wou! i Help Effort to Throw U.S. Out of Berlin   Moscow Approved Pact

Pact Plan of East Reich,  Russia Told   Terms Would Be Used As Lever for Allied Exit from Berlin.

Rast German, Russian Peace Pact Reported  Paper Says Accord Would Be Used In Bid To Oust Allies

Report Russians, East Germans Agree on Treaty   Paper Says Terms  Will be Lever to

Brutal Crimes  1,* a e Stir Britain To Ask Action   Return Of Legal Flogging Proposed As One Remedy

Laborites Refuses To Revive ‘Cat’ Desnite Increase In Vicious Crimes

Flogging Sought Againin Britain   Brutal Crimes Bring Growing Demand For Return of Lash

Growing Wave Of Brutal Crimes In Britain Bringing Demands For Return Of Flogging With Presently Outlawed Cat O’ Nine Tails

; British. Labor Party Opposes Return OF Floaaing to Curb Brutal Crimes

Want ‘Cat o’Nine Tails’ Legalized Cruelty of ‘Kid Gangs’ Gicken British Public

Britain Turns Down Demand For F logging   Big Postwar Increase In Slugging Crimes Is Arousing Public Ire

Britons Reject Floggings as Curb for Crime   Slugging, Robbery By “Teen Agers Enrages Islanders

BF Mogging Asked To Curb Crime Wave  * * * * * *   Many Britons Aroused Over Growth Of Sickening Violence

Britons Demand Flogging Penalty   *Cat' Touted-As Answer To Upsurqe Of Crimes ”

Rise In Crimes Brings Demand For Hoggings   Many Britons Want To Return To “Cat ’O Nine Tails” Use

British Crime Wave Spurs Demands For the Return of Legal Flogging

U. 5. Payroll Now Is At 2,094,434   ‘This Doesn't Include Em ployes of Congress, Judi elary

IC’ TO PICK MAN OF YEAR’   Outstanding Young Mar To Receive Annual  Award

NAMING 1951° CANDIDATE Jaycees Seek Nominations  For ‘Young Man Of Year’

Operations Will Begin Next Week   Board of Estimate Gives Okay to $50,000 for Project; Washington Skeptical   Scientist Says Possible: Theft of Rain In Not Likely

Tokyo Stresses Formosa Worth  US Source Predicts Decision From Joint Chiefs Trip Soon

Decision On Formosa To Come Later   Will Probably Not Be Made Until After Joint Chiefs’ Visit

Homes Boom Burgeoning  Across U.S.  Record-Smashing Year Seen. Ahead

HUME BUN DING SMADHES RECORDS   116,000 DWELLINGS STARTED IN MARCH — TOPS ALL PREVIOUS FIGURES,

Old Age Bill Up for Vote  In Senate   Predict Approval Of Expanded Social Seeurity

Senate To O.K.SS Plan Late Today   Vastly Expanded Social Security For America’s Aged To Pass With Slizht Opposition.

APPROVAL SEEN FOR EXPANDED §. §, BENEFITS  Senate Ready to Vota on Sweeping Ree

FOR EXP in   Senate Ready to Vote on Sweeping Re« visions to Includ@ Greater Coverage, ©

CAMPBELL AGAIN ELECTED STATE GOP CHAIRMAN   Defeats Perrine Who Wa: Backed By Dirksen and Strattan,

Springfield Man Elected Over Perrine  Perrine of Aurora Runs Close Second

Report 1,500 Houses Burn  Five Thousan din   Five Thousand In Japan Made Homeles:

Fail Walkout heoorted Stil   Jeadlock  Strike Peace Offer Rumor Deflated

Rail Strike Deadlocked After Talks  O'Neill Declares   O'Neill Declares Firemen Have Not  Given New Offer

Mediation Efforts Fail To Break Up  Big Rail Strike   Railway Mediation Board Meets With Men From Struck Lines In Fruitless Confab; Workers Idled By Walkout Number 200 000

PRR., N. Y. C. and Southern Railway Begin Moving ‘Trains; Front Diesel Engine Of N. Y. C. Freight Derailed In Cleveland

Keport Union Has Made New Peace Offer Denied by Chairman of National Mediation Board.   NUMBER MADE IDLE BY WALKOUT RISE   Layoffs Approach 700,006 Mark—Bullet Fired Into Cab of New York Central Diesel.

Government Attempt to End Rail Strike Falls Down; Bullett Hits Supervisory Employe Acting As Fireman On NYC Freight

Rail Strike Peace Hopes Continue Din   Report Striking Firemen Have Made New Offer Denied

Hopes Dashed For Early Break In Walkout   Thousands Losing Jobs in Industries Depending on Rail Transportation; Some Trains Being Run.

Hopes for ‘Break’ Dashed by O'Neill   Mediation Board to Stay In Touch With Parties

Earlier Optimistic Reports Are Spiked By Mediation Board Head   VIOLENCE REPORTED BY SOME RAILROADS

O'Neill Says Union Has Made No Offer, Firemen Extending Strike on Southern

Report of New Offer Denied By U.S. Board   New Violence Breaks Out as Struck Roads Try to Expand Service

REPORT OF BID FOR PEACE BY UNION DENIED   Mediator Quells Hope On Settlement After Meeting Carriers

Big Steel Still Has High Profits   U. S. Steel Hits High For 20 Years

New Social Security Taxes Will Make  Better Farm Bookkeeping Imperative

Floods Deluge Central Valley   Rivers Continue to Rise; Drenching Rain  Pelts State for Eighth Day

N o Success First Day Of Renewed Mine Talks   But Lewis and Operators Will Meet Again Today; Judge Delays Findings After Hearing Arguments.

No Gains Made By Either Side On Coal Frent   Miners Battle Injunction Action While Operators, Union Talk Contract

Soft Coal Pact Talks And Court" Fight Open   He Will Reply ‘Before Saturday To. Truman Move. Lewis Reveals

Operators Silent; Contract Negotiations And Court Injunction Proceedings Against UMW Are Inconclusive In Opening Rounds

Chilly Atmosphere Rules Conference; Union Leader Plans Answer to Truman

New Coal Contract Talks Open; Court. - Charges Are Aired   . Operators, Union Chieftain Silent Following! First Negotiation Meeting; Unfair Practice _ Charge Pressed by Labor Board Counsel

No Encouragement From Conference, But There Will Be Another Meeting Today; Lewis Will A nswer Truman P r 0posal an

Lewis and Coal Operators Talk Contract Again   Unfair Labor Practice Charges Against UMW Chief Aired in Court

228 Graduated Sunday At ONU Ceremonies   ‘Take World As lt Is,’ Kettering Teils Seniors in Formula for Successful ‘Life

WAR CAN START ANYTIME A A ANNO REDS EET Ne:  USAF Tunes Up Fighters  In ‘Active’ Defense Move

Russian Air Arm Reported World Largest   Symington Warns Shooting Could ° Start Anytime

Flash F lood Hits Hoxie   Elevator Inundated, Rail Tracks Washed Out Following Downpour

Failure Marks Purge Efforts By Law Ruling   Charges Pressed In West Counties

Governor May Dip Into State Reserve Funds   Dwindling Revenues May Bring Dewey His First Deficit -

Video Teaching Gets Big Push   New “Split Screen” Technique Permits  Dwuuble: Vision

Future Attacker Will Probably Look Twice At This Slugging Victim

State Thaws Out Following Ice Storm Air and Bus Lines Resume Schedules

Gulf Air Helps ‘Warm Carolinas   But Prospects Of Freezing Remains

COLD BLOCKADE PARTLY BROKEN   Tee On Streets And Roads Thaws Little But Freezing Rain Is Forecast For Tonight.

Services Wednesday For Mrs. Henry Remschel, 87, Beloved Resident

AROUND THE WORLD Here’s Quick News Glance At Korean Developments

Classes Stop as All Wheaton College Joins in Marathon Prayer Meeting

Religious Fervor Sweeps. 1,500. Wheaton Students Into Marathon Prayer Meet

RELIGIOUS FERVOR SPREADS Collegians Ignore Classes, Join Non-Stop Prayer Meet

Steel Raise To Be 18 Cents, Journal Says  U.S. Steel Likely To Boost Price $6 A Ton. Is Forecast

U.S. Steel To Settle For 18c, Paper Declares   fron Age Says Big Firm to Absorb Part of. Hike to Workers

18 Cents, Price Jumps Seen In Steel   Changes Should . Take Place Shortly, Tron Age Reports

una eeeenesemaens © sue neer ee emereeniaes  PROTEST MADE AT USE OF U.N. FLAG

Department of Agriculture Denies It Fostered Scheme to Supplant © American Flag With Banner of UN

Politic Furore Over Letter   Charged Hanley Wa: ‘Paid Off to Step Aside For Dewey

Democrats Cry ‘Pay-Off In New York   Say Hanley’s Letter Shows He Stepped Aside For Dewev

SEEKS TO SHED HUBBY -Blonde Socialite Looks To High Court In Love Tangle

ECONOMY BLOG SEES VICTORY IN MONEY BILL   House Approves $2 Billion Single Package Omnibus Appropriation Measure.

GOP Forces Claim Victory In House 0.K On Spending Bill   $1 Million Said Chopped From Measure

NEW SNOWFALL COVERS SOME STATE CITIES   Fresh Layer Hampers Digging-Out Operations; Losses Are Heavy

West to Prepare Stiffer Defense   Aid for France in Indochins  To Be Discussed

Acheson In Paris For Conferences   Aid For France Seen As Result

Senate Group To Investigate Slaying Crime Probers Set  Hearing In Chicago

U.S. Considers Using Weapon On Ageressor   Use Atomic Bomb. Galvestonians Urge   President Is Against Dropping on Enemy Except as Necessity   ANSWER OU PTIPS   PAR RETALIATION   KREMLIN TO DECIDE

Bomb Threat Startles World      Truman’s Remark Toned Down Later

Form Fatties Anonymous’ To Fight, Well-Known Battle Of The Bulze

'Suspect Contends He Won Money Gambling, Not in Brink's Robbery   Billy Rose Jewel Robbery Solved As Ex-Convicts Held

Billy Rose Gem  theif !s Solved    Two Sign Confession For New York Cops

Democrats Back Strasser For Harbor Commissioner   Favors Boynton

Coal Mines to Shut Tight on Mondav.Repor   Lewis Tells Truman Won’ Have 3 Strangers Fix Miners’ Pav

Monday Strike Hints Persist  Strona Hints from Pits of New Walkout

Says “Serious Objections” Filed  Sen. McCarran Forecasts — “Long” Hearings on Switzer   News in Brief

SWITZER CASE COMES UP SOON   Serious Objections Filed, McCarran Says

CHRISTMAS HAPPY ONE FOR GIRL, 5 ES TAT MINE FOR SIRE, 9  Santa Rectifies Parents' Error, Pet Puppy Restored

HELP IS BEING RUSHED FLOOD STRICKEN AREAS   6600 Persons Are ldomeless Due  To High Water

RUSHED FLOOD STRICKEN. AREAS   6600 Persons Are Homeless Due To Hiah Water

Army Sends Company of  Engineers   British Columbia Facing Crisis With Two Rivers On Rise; Mid-Columbia Level Little Changed

NEN, THOMAS FACES 4 TOUGH BATTLE   HIS RACK AGAINST MON. RONEY IN OKLAHOMA RFGARDED AS TOSS-UP.

Calls for a Total ture of $714,106.57 Next Year   HEARING ON AUGUST 4

Calls for a Total Expenditure of $714,106.57 for _  Next Year   HEARING ON AUGUST 4

‘Russia Still Unwilling To Co-operate In Move To Outlaw Atom Bombs

ATTLEE REJECTS ATOM MEETING   Rules Out New Approach  To Soviet Union

Workers Walk Off Their Jobs At Oak Ridae   First Such Strike Since Korean War

Oak Ridge Workmen  ‘Walk Out   Union Officials Call Meeting To Discuss Situation

North Korean Leader Reported Ordering Forces to Push American Army Into Sea

N. Koreans fo Keep Up Push   Premier Orders Koreans, Chinese to Push American _Armies Inte the Sea

Soviet Reports Edict Issued By North Korea  “Interventionists’”’ Must Be Pushed

Kim IT Sung Calls For Death And Venveance To The Ales   Statement Is Interpreted To Mean There Is To Be No Stopping At The 38th Parallel

Steel Worker Union’s Board  Acts On Offer   Murray Calls Group Meeting After Wage Proposal By U. 8. §.

USW, “Big Steel” Near Agreement  Murray Calls Meeting Of Union Officials to Consider Wage Offer

C.LO. Studies Wage Offer By U.S. Steel  Iron Age Talks Of 18-Cent Raise And  @L A.Tan TInrereace

U. S. Steel Offers To Raise Wages   ClO Policy Makers Will Immediately Consider Proposal

U. 5. Steel Pay Deadlock Eases   Undisclosed Offer Made To Union

U.S. Steel Makes Pay Offer to Union   Murray Calls Leaders To Consider Proposal

Policy Makers Called to Talk Over Proposal  Loa Jam in Talks   Log Jam in Talks Breaks Suddenly

British Plan To Break Into Shanghai With Armed Convoy: Mao In Moscow

British May Oper Shanghai Sealane  Plan Armed Convoy, Puncture Blockade

A New Angle For Chinese Blockade  Reports Have British Sending Armed Convoy from Hong Kong  TO PROTECT SHIPPING  Nationalist Report Sinking _ of Chinese Communist  Junks

No Need For Statement On International Control, He Declares   Connally Requests New Try At Talks   U. S. Should Try Through UN To Reach Plan With Reds. He Says

Vandenberg Plan Rejected By President   Says U. S. Has Lone Advocated Control

President Rejscts Vandenberg Proposa Oa Hydrogen Bom)  Sees No Need In Informing UN of Future Policies

Canadian Minister Calls Conference  On Railroad Strike   Parley Is Charted After Union Leaders Express Willingness

Scots Hail Return Of Sea-Crazed Lad  Adventurer, Stolen Bp..: Aw. MP... sf

Floods Widen, Snow Whirls  In Two States   High Waters Affect  Big Midwest Area;  Deep Snow. Blanket _May Swell Torrents

Crime Pay-offs Told at Tampa  Judge Promises Quick Grand Jury Followup

Economic Report Calls for Modest Wage-Price Changes   Chief Executive Seeks New Law to Impose ‘Curbs on Installment Buying

Believes U.S. Families Should Average $1,000 More Annual Income By End Gf 1955

Urge National Output Be Stepped Up To An Annual Rate Of $277,000,000,000, Seven Percent Over 1949   THINKS INFLATION 7 SCARE ABOUT OVER

Jobs Provided For 6] Million Goal This Year   Economic Report Asks Only Modest Changes: In Prices And Wages.

61 Million Jobs Seen By Truman   Economic Report Stresses Greater Production; Asks Installment Curb

DESIGN FOR PROSPERITY IS PRESENTED   Highest Production In Nation’s History Is Envisioned In Res port to Congress.

Truman Outlines Design For Prosperity In 1950 With Efforts To Balance The Budget

2 Million New Jobs, Record Output Urged   Changes in Wages, Prices Seen Modest Under 5-Year Plan

Take It Easy, Is Advice on Wages, Prices   Production Key To Prosperity, President Says

Figure Would Set Record For Country   Economic Report Given Jointly To House, Senate

Big Production seen by Truman In Report Today   Economic Message to House and Senate Is Presented; Job Gains Also Are Predicted.

Sixty-One Million Jobs Is Truman’s Objective   President in Economic Report to Congress Calls fo Higher Employment. and Production and Onhy Slight Chanaes in Waaes and Prices.

61 Million Jobs Higher Output  Truman Goals   President Sees Smal Wage, Price Changes During 1950

Record U.S. Production Predicted   in President's Economic Report

Truman Goal: More and More Production  President Wants 61,000,000 Jobs  In Eeaonamiece Renart

More Prosperity In Year Forecast   President’s Economic Report Calls For Power To Restrict Credit Buying

Truman Maps Plans For Prosperous ‘90   President Tells Congress Means Should Be Provided For 61 Million Jobs During Year, Sees Continued Economie Growth In Special Message

Urges 61,000,000 Jobs, $277,000,000,000 Production As Goal   President Declares Cooperation Of Business, Labor, And Government Will Succeed.

Observers Expect U. $. Note Will List Former Plans For Settlement

U.S. Reply to” Proposal End War Delivered  Expected Reject Russian Price For Peaca

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EICHTING FRONTS: Ll’ SS. First

(-54 Wreckage Seen In Luzon  “No Sign Of Life” At Seana (OF C rach

Japanese Resume Search for C-54   High Officials Feared Killed in Mountains .

37 Believed Dead In C-54 Wreckage   Smouldering Debris Is Seen Qn Luzon Peak

Philippines Air Wreck Kills 3/  Transport Wreckage Sighted On Mountain

Fear 37 Lost Aboard Plane   Wreckage of U. S. Transport Sighted on Rugged Mountain in Philippines.

Political Observers Wonder If Graham To Have Majer Opposition For Office

Will There Be Major Opposition To Sen. Graham?   Ballentine’s Name Often Mentioned Ae A Poasahilitv

No Need Of Hoarding, Hiking Prices, Brannan Contends  U. S. Larder Overflowing, He Insists; Is Concerned With Gov’t Surpluses

Brannan Raps Boost In Bread   Sees No Justification Says U. S. Has Overflowing Larder.

U. S. Has Overflowing Larder, Says Brannan;  No Need For Hoarding

‘SURPLUS STOCKS RAISE PROBLEM Brannan Claims U.S. Has Vast Food Supply, Raps Price Hikes

Wants Aliens Fired     Senate Recommendation ‘Regarding Holders ‘Of Diplomatic Jobs

2 SERVICES SEEK SELECTED RESERVES   But Navy and Air Force Plan Ne (seneral Call—Army Decision Still to Be Made.

PEACE ATTEMPT:   Johnson Dodges Questior About Possible Use Of  Renermean TTeoOot

President Pledges US Aid to UN   Lawmakers Are Aroused That US Intelligence Knew Nothing Of Attack

Possible Use Of Armed Forces Is Left Unanswered  Some Senators Are Critical Of Lack Of Advance Notice

Truman Pledges U. 5. Support of UN in Stopping Korean Strife; GOP Would Avoid Going fo War

U. S. Will Back  U. N. Efforts To Halt ‘Aggression   Johnson Turns Aside Question About Possible Use Of American Troops

Truman Gives U. S. Pledges Of Firm Policy  Korean Aggression   Korean Aggression Denounced by UN In Peace Demand

Arms Aid  Remains Question   President Condemn: Attack As ‘Wilful  Disrevard of Peace’

Dodge Queries on American Use of Troops   President Assails Aggression as Threat to World's Peace

Iruman Pledges American Support  To United Nation’s Efforts to Stop Fighting in South Korea  AVOIDS A QUESTION  Makes No Mention of Sending United States  rrarnrme

Voice of America  U.S.PondersFloating Radio ‘Stations fer Propaganda

Slot Machine Control to Get Federal Attention   Attorney General Calls Crime Conference; President to Speak

U.S. May Act To Help States Combat ‘Slots   ‘One-Armed Bandits’ Given Top Billing at Parley Of Law Officers

F ederal Government fo Give Close ‘Look at Slot Machine Business

3 Bookmakers Found Guilty  Judae Laude Jurv   Judge Lauds Jury Verdict In New Yor!

New Farm Plan lntroduced By “Freshman Solon   Maps Self-Support Program Ending Fed Prop Under Prices

New Farm Plan Goes In Hopper   Lovre Says Measure Prepared for Months

Younger O'Neill Takes His Own Life   Playwright’s Son Uses” Traditional Roman Stoic Methad

‘Eugene O'Neill's Son ‘Ends Life When Turned Down By a Girl Friend

ENGENE O'NEILL'S SON KILLS SELF   Suffers Fit Of Anger Ove: Breaking Of Engagement

RENEWED FURY MARKS WAR IN NORTH KOREA   Rumors of Chinese Reds Crossing River Still Are Unconfirmed

ENEMY FIGHTS WITH REBORN SPIRIT   Reports Persist Chinese Aiding No. Koreans  U.S. MARINES   Meet Stubborn Resistance Near Wonsan; Situation Not Regarded Alarming

Red Koreans Fight Strongly Along Border  Reports of Chinese Communists Not

4,000 By-Passed Communist Fight With Reborn Fury   Advancing South Korean Troops Enter Port Of Songjin, Far Up On Eastern Coast

Reports Persist That Ranks Are Bolstered  With Chinese Outfitted as North Koreans

Reports Persist Of Chinese Reds Joining Warfare   South Koreans Drive Into Sonjin Port, But To The South By-Passed Reds Ambush And Cut Up Marine Company

Koreans Slow Border Drive; Fight Wildly   Fury of Defense Laid to Assistance  By Chinese Reds

Tank Lead Red Koreans Slow Offense   United Nations © Forces Slowed Near Manchuria

GOOD BUSINESS DAYS FORECAST BY EXECUTIVES   Continued Prosperity Seen i Outpyt Is Sustained on Raw Materials

“More Business Leaders See Better Times  p Buying Orders Gain As Executives Racama Ontimictir

Inventory Boom is On More and More Businessmen IBetting on Good Days Ahead

Sides With Her Daughter . . . . . E:x-Queen Stresses.  wes ra. 7 “‘~ BTa : “ Vi aPic ave & VYaiuie

Senator Demands Board Repudiate Rumors of Shift In Weaver Baker Operation

COMMUNISTS HOLDING CLOSED AND SECRET CONVENTION MEETINGS IN NEW YORK NOW

U. S. Assails ‘Fake’ Trial In Budapest   Plans to Tell ‘World About Reds’ Sadism

United States Plans To Expose Red Methods at Political Trials   Hungary Accuses U.S., Britain of Attempts To Prevent Vogeler Trial

Communist Methods Of Extracting Fake Confessions Being Studied By U. S.

U.S. WILL EXPOSE HOW REDS OBTAIN SPY CONFESSIONS   World To Be Informed Or Sedistic Methods Of  i ae

Dewey Anplies Wall Street Tag To Opponent   States Lynch Belongs To Speculators Bedy, Soul

Touring Sisters To Lose Relief   Trip to Europe Is Just too Much

Reads: «If I Consent... 1 Am Assured Of ....  Wall Street Bought Candidate Off, Says Lynch

STATE RELIEF GRANTS WILL BE INCREASED   Hike in Food, Shelter Foi Pennsylvanians Okayed By Board

Chinese Shell British Ship, Six Dead   Passenger Victims Were Believed Te Re Chinece

U.S. To Stand Pat On Red Ouster Plea   Chinese Communist Delegation Confers with Lie and Rau

U.§. DEMANDS CHINESE GET OUT OF KOREA  ibe shi yn Will In. ist on Withdrawal

U.S. Insists China Reds Must Leave Korea Before Peace Negotiations Start

China Reds See India Delegate UN Action Awaits Attlee-Truman  Talks but U. S. to Remain Firm

TWO NAVY PLANES EXPLODE IN FLAMES WITH-TOLL OF DEAD TOTALING 33   Transport Plane Plummets Into Sea Off Kwajalein Killing Al! 26 Naval Personnel Aboard; Puget Sound Area Is Scene of Second Crash With Seven Lest

26 Are Killed in Tragedy at Kwajalein   Seven Others Die as Craft Dives Into Puget Sound

Two Navy Plane Crashes Kill 33  Transport Plunges - =~ ge OP we .- ¢£ «2 

Navy Transport Crashes At Sea Killing 26   Plane Takes Off From Kwajalein

J3 ARE KILLED INCRASH OF 2 NAVY AIRCRAFI   26 Lese Lives In Mishap Outside Lagoon At Kwajalein   SEVEN OTHERS DIE IN PUGET SOUND WRECK

33 Killed In 2 Navy Crashes   Both Planes Plummet Into Pacific Waters at Separate Points

Pacific's Worst Military Air ? Disaster Sudden  Crash Occurs At Takeoff; No Cause. Found For Plunge 

NAVY PLANES IN WIDELY-SEPARATED DISASTERS  33 Lost In Air Crashes

Transport Plane Blows Up At Sea; 26 Navy Men Dead   It’s Worst Military Air Disaster In Pacific History

M'CLELLAND HITS DEFICIT SPENDING   Says River Development To Be Retarded While Excess Continues  HEADS WATER GROUP

Declares Deficit Spending Retard: River Resources   Balanced Budget Is Seen By McClellan As Development Aid

McClellan Says River Projects Depend On Func  Deficit Spending By

Deficit Snending Retards River™ Work--Senator   “Says Development. -Of Resources Held Up By Unbalanced Budge

North Koreans’ Offensive On Northern Front Rolls Within 12 Miles of Taeon

Enemy Gains Near Vital Supply Hub   U.S. Infantry, Marines Launch Attack Along River: Entire UN Front Blazing

Teamnerctures   Defenders Stop Onslaugh' 12 Miles From Taegu: Clirmactic Phase Hinted

GOP Moderates May Cooperate  Millikin May Work With Secy. Acheson

GOP ‘Moderates Offer Best Hope Of Party Peace   Millikin Extends Proposals As Lame Duck Session Nears

Middle-Road Republicans After Power In Congress   Moderates Expect To Be Important In Making Policy

‘Moderates’ Hold Key To Foreign Policy   Senator Millikin Heads Conference Of Republicans Studying Policy

Must Have ‘Common Denominator’ Republican ‘Moderates’ Offer Administration Best Hope of Co-Operation on Foreign Policy

U.S. Approves Another Loan To Yugoslavia   $15 Million to Tito Raises Total Adcvances to $55 Million

Theater And  Large Store Lost In Fire   Heavy Loss Sustained In Huntington, W. Va. Blaze Early Today

Fire Damage Is Put At Million   Newest Theater In West Virginia City Wrecked By Blaze.

Fire Razes Half of City   1,500 Left Homeless By $6 Million Blaze In Little Canada Town

CANADIAN TOWN HALF DESTROYED   EXTINGUISH BLAZE AFTER SIX HOURS; 1,500 HOMELESS

Gov't Bans © Most. Civilian;; Use of. Copper  Metal Will Be Diverte   Metal Will Be Diverted io Production of Fasential Goods

Reds Get Manpower For Long War   thinese Thrust Into Kerea Gives Kremlin Needed Strencth

‘Kremlin Squeeze Play with China Reds: Likely to Drag Out Korean Campaign -

Chinese Forces Give Russia Major Assist   Huge Manpower Poo Could Keep War Going Many Years

Kremlin May Be Building Manpower For '30 Years’ War,’ View In Tokyo

EXPLOSIVE POTENTIALITIES / Chinese Thrust May Provide. Men for ‘30-Year War’ in Asie

Chinese Forces Give Russia Major Assist  Huge ‘Manpower Po   Huge Manpower Poo Could Keep War Going Many Years

47 SURVIVE FOG AND oth ORDER PROBE   Hospital Ship Overturns and Settles in 15 Minutes.

Rescuers Find 18 Dead On Sunken Hospital Ship   Navy Will Investigate Speed Of Vessels Which Collided Just Outside Golden Gate

18 Known Dead in Hospital Vessel Tragedy   Others May Have Been Lost; 487 Survivors Counted

18 Known Dead in Hospital Vessel Tragedy  Others May Have DM... ¥..:. 279r   Others May Have Been Lost; 487 Survivors Counted

18 Known Dead In Sinking of Hospital Ship   Others May Be Lost After U.S. Boat Rammed

Latest Count Sets Sea Dead at 18  487 Listed Safe In Ramming Ot Mercy Ship  

Ship Crash. ‘Death Toll Reaches 18      Others May Be Dead; 487 Saved In Hospital. Freighter Vessels Crash

Euthanasia Into Case At Closing   Death Penalty ’ Possible Even Though State Doesn't Ask

Mercy Case Jury  Hears Final Pleas  State Fails To Ask For Death Penalty   Manchester, N. H.—(/?)—The Sander murder case went to the jury at 1:51 p. m. today.

SANDER CASE GOES TO JURY   Prosecutor Fails To Ash For Death Penalty In Summation

Prosecution Does Not Seek Death for Sander; Four Possible Verdicts

Manchester, N. H.—{4)—The Sander murder case went te the jary at 2:61 p. m. (1:81 CST) teday. .

State Demands Conviction of  Mercy Slayer   Dr. Sander Should Not Have Taken Law Into Own Hands, Jury Told

Defense Counsel Omits Reference To Manslaughter   Wyman Summation Sees No Premeditation, No Malice In N. H. Death

Prosecutor Asks Verdict Of ‘Guilty’  Claims Doctor Gave Injection for Death

Conviction of Doctor Sander ls Demanded   Manchester, N. H., (7 — The Sander murder case went to the jury at 1:5] p.m. Manifowoc time, today.

Lawyers Make Final Pleas in Sander Case   Prosecution Asks Conviction of First Degree Murder

Death Penalty Not Requested. Still Possible   ‘Mercy Killing’ Figures in Closing Ann nae

State Urges Conviction 01 Dr. Sander   Wants First Degree Verdict; Avoids Death Penalty

Conviction Is Urged As Mercy Trial Closes.  pecs Mm   Jury Hears Final © Arguments, May Have Decision Tonight

Red Battalion Routed in Indo-China; French Recapture of Fortress Likely

Indo-China War: FRENCH ARMY SLAUGHTERS RED ATTACKERS  Bagvantrec: af Baraat   Recapture of Fort Expected Tonight By French Units

French Crush Indo-Chinese Red Battalion   Remnants of Enemy Unit Flee Toward Frontier of China

Has Been President of Mon: tana State University Since *45   Douglas County Cows Rank High on Register

Thieves Loot Courthouse At Keytesville   About $200 Stolen From County Offices After Forcing Locks

U.S. Starts Biggest Tax Harvest   ! Over 16 Billions ‘Expected From Americans

Government Will Start Biggest Tax Harvest On Friday As Costs Mount

U. S. Opens Biggest Tax Harvest Season Friday—Intake Of $16 Billion Expected

U. S. Starts Biggest Tax  Collection   Friday Deadline Opens 3-Month Season to Harvest 16 Billions

On The Morrow:  Harvest ( Tax ) Season To Start: Bumper Crop Seen

> nme big Mourn OF VYQF MUST Ge rea, 30 U.S., Faced With Huge Defense Costs, Begins $16 ‘Billion Tax Harvest Season Tomorrow

Nation Starts Giant Tax Harvest: 16 Billion Seen in Three Months

AFL TO DISCUSS UNITY PROPOSAL   Labor Group’s Council Wil Meet in City of Brotherly Love Next Week

AFL Council Plans Talk To Consider  Merger Idea   Unified Labor Front , Supported By Chiefs  In Two Major Unions

AFL Executive Council To Study Proposal For A Unified Labor Front

Aerial Bomks Kill 14 Persezs ie Haly   AFL Coureil To Study Proposal   Plan for Unified

To Consider United Front   AFL Executive Council to Hold Meeting in Philadelphia Next Week,

AFL Council To Study Proposal   Plan for Unified Labor Front to Be Discussed at Meet

AFL Executive Council To Meet Next Week: Some Predicting Returnof [AM

Allied Front Endangerec Soviet Plane Incident Report Is Unconfirmed   ALL OF UNITED NATIONS LINE ON NORTH: THREATENED BY NORTH KOREAN PUSH

Driving Rains Beats Down on Whole Korean Front; Miring Men and Machines in Mud.  WEATHER HALTS U. S. AERIAL SUPPORT

Break Perils 45-Mile Rim Of Defenses   Allied Bases Near Taegu Threatened

Enemy Poses Grave Threat in Northern Sector of Wartront   But Allies More Than Hold Their Own at Other Points: Reds Retreat in the South

UN. DEFENSES IN NORTH ARE UNDER THREAT   Two North Korea Columns  Pour Through Breach  Near Pohang

Twin Drives Threaten 2 Allied Bases   Bomber Bearing Russian Ensignia Js Drowned at Sea

45-Mile Rim on: Northern End of: Line Threatened  Tanks Shoot Through  Near Pohang Port-

Entire North Line Is Lashed By Reds   Enemy’s Columns: Wheeling Toward Taequ and Pusan   Driving Rain Has  Cut Off Air Support For Defenders; Hold Own at Other Pointe

Oreakthru Exposes 4)-Mile Rim Along Perimeter TANKS PACE COLUMNS

Reds Hammer South Toward  Port of Pusan   Heavy Rdinfall Grounds Planes, Slows Foot Troops

Entire 45-Mile Northern Rim of Defense Perimeter Menaced as Two Tank-Led Enemy Columns Push Forward Near Port of Pohang, One Heading South and Other Southwest—Goal Appears to be Important Cities of Pusen and Taequ.   REDS HALTED AT OTHER POINTS

Tear Big Hole — In Northeastern Wing Near Pohang  nN. —_ so andy ott   Report Plane With Russ Star ls Shot Down

Two North Korean Columns Backed By Tanks Smash Through on Pohang Front; Heavy Blow Posed   Driving Rain Hits Entire Front,  Miring Men, Grounding Planes

North Front Threatened By Red Drive   Allied Forces More Than Holding Own in Other Sectors; Heavy Rains Hit Whole Warfront

Entire U.N. North Front Threatened.   Communist Forces Are Turned Back In Other Sectors

UN Forces Are Threatened In 45-Mile Northeastern Rim  Of Korea: Pusan Jeopardized

Two North Korean Units Spearheaded With Tanks  Shoot Through at Pohang

Defense Pierced By Twin Columns In Furious Drive  Americans,Allies Push Enemy Back  In Southwest

TANK COL PUSH NEAR POHANG   Action Threatens Entire Allied Rim On North  COMMUNISTS      Sweep Close To Hongchon; Soviets Claim Pusan Under Bombardment

Drive Pierces Northern Wing Of Allied Line   Tank-Led Communists Shoot Through Gap,  Head for U. S. Supply Hubs Pusan and Taegu

Tanks Lead Twin Assaults Near  Port Of Pohang   State Department Claims Russian Bomber Bearing Red Star Shot Down Off Korea

Situation Serious in Northeast   Entire North Front Threatened by Push Toward Vital Towns

Reds Tear Hole In Northeastern Wing of Front   Russian Bomber Shot Down — Whole Outlook Darkens

United Nations Defenses Face Severe Threal  Southern Flank Is nt gp 8.#.8])*....   Southern Flank Is Halted; Soldiers Reprling In AAud

Poises Threat To Whole Line On North Part   Rain Halts Air Support; Allies Slow Counter Drive

Threaten All U.N. Rim Along 45 Miles   Head for Taegu and Pusan; Allied Forces More Than Hold Own on Other Fronts, Gain in Bridgehead Area

Whole N’eastern Wing Threatened   Russian War Correspondent Says North Korean Big Caliber Artillery Has Begun Shelling Important Pusan Airdrome

Threaten  Northern UN Line:   Two Red Columns Go Through Lines Near Pohang On Northern Rim

Allies Face  Threat To 45-Mile Rim   2 Communist Column: Tear Gap, Race For Highway Junctions

Entire UN North Line Threatened   Two Columns With Tanks Make Break Near Pohang Port.

U AND NORTH FRONT THREATENED   Two Columns of Tank-Led North Koreans Stream Through Break in Defense Near Pohang.   MACHINES, PLANES HAMPERED BY RAIN   Reds Menace Taegu from Rear; Yanks Make Gains Elsewhere on 120-Mile Battle Front.

North Korean Forces Near Yongchon   Invaders Appear Headed For Taegu And Pusan Base

30,000 Communists led by Tanks Tear Hole in U.N. Lines   2 Major Allied Bases Endangered; Report ~Russ Plane Downed

Push Threatens Allied Forces In Key Sector  MS Stop [omy Deoth Toll Ch ‘

Reds Tear Big Hole in Allied Defense Lines   Entire North Rim of Front Menaced by New Advances of Koreans In Pohang Area

Enemy Drives 2 Ways After Ripping Gap   Columns Apparently Headed Toward Taegu and Pusan

Soviet Red Star Bomber Shot Down Attacking Naval Forces   Body of Russian Officer Recovered by Allied Destroyer; North Koreans Put on Drive Apparently Headed for Taegu to West of Yongchon and to Pusan, an Allied Harbor.

Threatens 15-Mile US Front   Allies Score Gains In South; Rainfall Grounding Air Force

Invaders Head For Taegu And Port Of Pusan   Big Hole Ripped In Northeastern  Wing.

Column Headed fo 0 faem Pusan 7 af      Allied Troops Halt. One Thrust But Rim on North in Peril

Detenses   Break Menaces All U. N. Wing In North; Allies Gain In South   North Koreans Rush 2 Tank Columns To South and Southwest, Heading for Taegu, Pusan; Rain Hampers Troops

Red Breakthrough Imperils Allied Line   Rip Big Hole In Northeastern Wing; Spread Out in 2-Pronq Advance

N.Korean Drive Believed Aimed AtTaegu,Pusan; 1 Flank Halted   U.S. Says Russian Plane Hit While Attacking UN Naval Units

North Koreans Drive Between Pohana, Taeau   Two Columns Near Kyongju Threaten Flanking Movement

Renewed Drive Headed Toward Taegu And Pusan With Heavy Equipment

Taegu Severely Threatened By Enemy Smash  Tank-Led Columns   Tank-Led Columns Of North Koreans Fan Out, Head For Vital Road Junction

Whole Rim on hig =  North Is Now  In Tough Spot   Tanks Pierce Line Near Pohang, Report

Big 3 Decide toKeep  Armies in W.Germany   Meet with Atlantic Pact Nations to Plan Defense of Europe After Scoring Russia for Division

Congress Rallies fo Support U. S. Aid to Communist-Invaded Korea

Congress Firm  Behind Truman   Party Lines Disregarded Ta Okay Korean Soves

LUNGKESS BACKS MUVE BY TRUMAN   LAWMAKERS APPROVE SEND.ING OF PLANES AND WARSHIPS TO SOUTH KOREA,

Political Lines Disregarded In Rush Of Events   All Chips Down As Lawmekers Prepare For Any Eventuolity

IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE MAY BE INVOKED   Sex Offenders in New York State To Get Treatment

‘Dewey O.K.’s New State Law ‘Requiring Psychiatrie Treatment for Sex Offenders

Ewing Posed as Demo Nominee For Governor   Hanley Sticks to Guns In Drive for GOP Nomination

Ewing Gains Favor Among Democrats   Hanley Sticks ta Claim on G.O.P. Tiekets Pfeiffer Speaks

‘Minnesota Mother Found Guilty In Poison Murder Plot: Admitted Illicit Lover Faces Trial On Same Charge

Mrs. Viola Gavle Convicted by Albert Lea Jury  Mother of Four Will   Mother of Four Will Be Given Life Term By Judge

Task Force Goes To Aid Of Troops   Air Strike Made In Southern Korea By U.S. And British T, Stan Red Column:

Planes Pound Flank Force   U. §., British Navy Strike in Southwest

Foe Blasted  By Airmen  Off Carriers   U.S., British Force Aims Surprise Blow At Enemy ‘End Run’

Carrier Planes Blast at Korea  Attack Designed To Throw Block At Communist Troops

Combined British, American Navy Task Force Raids Korea Tip in Surprise Air Attack

Carrier Planes Strike Targets On SW Coast  — eee eee   Act As Reds Seize Huge Area

Cotton Growers And Solons Continue Battle Against Cotton Exvort Curbs

Baker Leads Fight On Cottor Export Limit   Essex Man Is Spokesman For Group in Capital

Nation's Storm  Toll Hits 144   Wide Area Reels Under Fresh Blows

KOREA IS SUBJECT OF DEBATE TODAY   Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik Faces First Defeat Tuesday in 8 to 3 Vote on His Attempt to Rule Natonalist. China's Representative Out of Counell.

Malik Faces 2nd Defeat In UN Security Council Order Of Business Feud

Russia Faces Second Defeat At U.S. Hands   Malik Seeks First To Talk of China

 BUT ISN'T A BASIS FOR FLYING SAUCERS  Ps is iscusisas oe auhp escalation selene UN  ‘Planet Mars On Thursday Will Make Its Closest Approach To Earth In Ten Years

Planet Mars To Make Its Closest Approach to Earth March 23; Clearly Visible

MARYLAND BANKERS MAKE FARM TOUR   First Of Series To Bring Finan clers Up-To-Date on FarmIng Conditions

MARYLAND BANKERS — MAKE FARM TOUR   First Of Series To Bring Finantiers Up-To-Date on Farmtee Canditienc

Marines In North Sweep Eastward On Inchon Front   Yanks Set To Span Han River Before Seoul; Reds Battling Savagely On Southern Front

FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD Bridges Plans Lengthy  Battle Against Conviction

Sentencing Scheduled Monday   Faces Maximum Of Seven Years. $15.000 Fine

BRIDGES PLANS INISH FIGHT N THE COURTS   West Coast Unionist -Hopes To Avoid Being Deported ~ ~~

Bridges Will Battle Verdict  Found Guilty Of Perjury After Trial

Soviets Drop . ‘Little Block’ After 10 Days   Soviet Objective O: Halt Said To Be  Psychological

Russians Lift Road Blocks   All Truck Traffie  Passed at Frontier

Russians End ‘Little Blockade’  Trattie Flow Into Berlin Normal Aaain After 10 Davs

HAVE QUIT BLOCKADE   Traffic ia Allowed to Flow Normally from West Berlin

Russians End Curbs on Berlin Traffic   For First Time in 10 Days, Guards Let Trucks Go Through

Soviets Halt ‘Little Blockade’ of Berlin   Road Traffic Flows Normally for First Time In Ten Days; Russians Give No Reasons for Armistice—Obviously Ordered at Top Level!

Russians Allow Road Traffic To Flow Back Into Berlin From West As Blockade Liffed

Russian Slowdown  Of Berlin Traffic ‘Appears to Be Ended   “Little Blockade’ Tactics Cease for First Time in 10 Days

Berlin Blockade Dropped By Reds   Traffic Flowing Across Zones For The First Time In Ten Days.

Russian Guards Allow Free Flow Of Berlin Traffic   “Little Blockade” Ends Without Explanation Of Reason for Delays

Russians End NewBlockade Of West Zone   Trucking Slowdown Halts: Chinese Claim Success  In Air Raids

wee es we Sw EE aw TE eS  Soviet Guards Make ( Careless Check On Road Traffic: Highway Heckling Ends Just Like Stalin Started It

Big Three Foreign Ministers Meet To Organize West Against Communism

MORGENTHAU URGES STRICT US. CONTROLS   Former Treasury Secretary Says We Are Really Fighting Russia.

Bonuses for World War 11 Veterans Becomes Hot Issue in This Congress

Vet Bonuses Likely to Be  Major Issue House Hearings Open Next Week On °50 Procram:

Internal Revenue Fires Employes  Californians May Be Connected In Crime

Tax Officials Suspended in Wake Of California Crime Investigations

Crime Probers Suspend Three  In California   Underworld Links Sought In Income Tax Investigation

Government Tightening Up Controls   Drastic Steps Taken To Check Inflation And Make Hoarding More Difficult.

Order Partial  Bank Freeze   Inflation Fighters See  Stull Higher Prices

Radios, Other Items Hit by Cobalt Control   Bank Credit is Tightened by Federal Reeerve Actian

Government Takes Control of Vital Cobal   Color Television Practically Doomed During Emergency

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO HEAD OFF INFLATION   Major Action Requires Banks to Sage Loans—U. S. Seizes Rubber eae  BULLETIN

U.S. Takes Over Vital Materials    New Governmental Action Will. Cut Deeply Inte Civilian. Goods: Strict Allocation Will Follow:

Government Takes Control]  Over Cobalt   Officials Prerlict Higher Food Prices During Next Year

Take Steps To Control Materials  Government's Move Will Cut Deeply

Drastic Government Action Will Slice Into Manufacture of Radios, Television Sets and  Other Household Articles Beginning Feb. 1

Action Will Cut Deeply into Many Civilian Items   Practically All of The Materials Will Be  Needed for Rearming

New Order To Hit Hard At [Home Items   Color Television Said To Be Out For Time Being

Weather at Yuma   U.S. Takes Over ‘Allocation Control  Ot Rubber, Cobalt   Government Takes Steps Te Tighten Bank Credit To Stall Off Inflation

Peace Rumors  Not Confirmed Officials Are Hopeful  Of Some Agreement

Reports Say Buffer Zone Is Solution   High Level Quarters Denj Talks With Communists Over Manchu Strip

J. W. Edgar Named fo Head of Texas Schools   Education Board Unanimous in Choice; Salary Is $17,500

Probe Mystery Death Of Wave  Find Body Floating On Philade ™ a lananam lace Aliahke

Dubnoff Called in Federal Probe   ‘Had Refused to Talk on   Colleague’s Actions

Exchange Is Unknown to Ate Force   “No Official Knowledge’ Is Only Comment From Officials; Appearance Of Craft Like B-29

Reds Open Up Tibet Route   Last Nationalist Barrier Reported Knocked Out

Chinese Reds Open Route into Tibet  Defeat Nationalists In Sikang Province

Toledo Fray Wounds Three   Contractor Is Under Guard In Hospital

State Shivers Under Blow of New Blizzard   Three-Quarters of   Oklahoma Hit by Cold; Springlike Temperatures Hold to Southeast Areas

NORTH WIND'S CHILL IS FELT   Most of State Shivers as Weatherman Predicts Even Lower Readings

UNITY CRITIC TO BE PLACED ON HALF PAY   Discipline Ordered After Speeches In West

‘Russia’s Overall Goal is Capture of Europe, German ‘Chancellor Tells Baillie

Asiatic Wars to Bleed U. S. ‘Europe Real Russ Target, Says Adenauer

‘Capture Of Entire Europe Is Aim  Ot Russia, Adenauer Tells Baillie

Bleed U.S. White, Capture Europe, Is Stalin Plan, According To Adenauer

West German Leader Says Russia’s Overall Global Goal Is to Capture Europe

German Chancellor Adenauer Says Soviets Intend to bleed U.S. in Order to Take Over Continent

, onield ihrown Up Aguinst Reds at Pyongyang TENTH CORPS ON SPOT  U. S. Marines Battle Fiercely to Escape Trap at Changjin   Labette County Sheriff Killed in 3-Car Wreck

Gen. Almond Says Security Involved In MacArthur's Criticism Of Correspondent

Reporter Is Blackballed   U. S, Contends Briton Misrepresented Facts In Japan News Story

MacArthur Aide Explains Cause Of Dismissiat   London Newsman Is Expelled For Security Not Journalism

Hiss Witness Says Chambers  ‘Chronic Liar’   Psychiatrist Describes Accuser as a ‘Psycho. pathic Personality’

Expert Testifies In Novel Federal Court Move, Calls Chambers Psychopathic Case

Psychiatrist Says Whittaker Chambers, Accuser of Hiss, Is ‘Psychopathic’ Liar

Allies Stand Off Furious Red Attacks   UN Beachhead In NE. Korea Shrinks As Masses of Reds Swamp Outposts

Big Red Offensive Aimed to Knock  Out 10th Corps May Come Within 48 Hours Army Security Blackout Continues ; Navy Guns Pound

U.S. To Bolster Pacific Fleet  To Transfer Carrier   To Transfer Carrier Franklin Roosevelt

U.S. Generals Hopeful After Trip To Korea  Return From Front May Speed Decision On Mobilization

All Will Turn Out Well in Korea, Say Top Generals   Our Troops “Doing Damn Well There.” Rannrt Ohiate af Stall.

Military Chiefs Bring Reports lo Washington  Troops Doing Damr Well. Savs General

LEADERS BACK FROM TOUR OF FRONT.   Generals Decline Comment On Recommendations   Decision On Mobilization Of U. S. Resources Expected Soon

Call of Guard Hinges Upon Pair’s Advice   Collins, Vandenberg To Inform Pentagon Of Needs in Korea

Staff Chiefs Say Troops Doing ‘Well’   Claim Everything Will Come Out All Right; Return From Korea To Capital

Collins Reports Americans Doine Well in Korea   Army Chief of Staff, Air Chief Return From Visit to Front

Everything Going Well, Chief Says   Decisions on Calling Guard Expected To Follow

2-Generals Report to Pentagon    State Department Is Urging Quick Move in Marshalling Our  . Industry 8      Thruway Speedup Means Earlier Road to Kingston

Dg K >. > 8 >. § > .§  Troops Fight Well On Korean Fronts, High Brass Reports

Collins, Vandenberg Praise Gls In Korea   Heavy Fire From Mortars Fails To Halt Red Advance

MILITARY CHIEFS! ASSERT TROOPS ARE DOING WELL   Army And Air Force Leaders Return From War Theater, Saying Everythin g Will Be All Right.

Defense Chiefs Return From War Theatre  Collins, Vandenberg Believe Everything Will inion n Out OK

Big Brass Optimistic   Chiefs of Staff, Back From Tokyo, Say Everything Will Be All Right

Troops Doing Well, Everything To Come Out All Right in Korea, Chiefs of Staff Say  Army and Air Force Leaders Are Rael Eranm Trin to Battle Area

Report To President, Will Determine Extent Of Mobilization Of U.S. Reserves And Industry

Chrysler, Telephone Talks Stymied’ April 26 Set for Phone Strike

TODAY MAY BE DECISIVE DAY ‘ON LABOR FRONT   Chrysler Dispute Reported Near Climax

Aim to Mobolize 30 Divisions for Security of Natior   U. S. May Be Requestec to Send 20 Overseas to Bolster Defense of Furone

Taft Supports Plan For 30 U. S. Divisions   Backs Lodge on Proposition to Boost Military Strength

Taft Favors Larger Army   Supports Proposal Fo: 30 Ground Divisions

Taft Backs More Troops   Solon Will Support Move to Build 30  Ground Divisions

Taft Support Military Plan   Lodge Proposes U. S. Force Of 30 Ground Divisions

Lodge Urges 30 Divisions,  Taft Agrees   Sponsor Proposes 15 for Korea, 10 for Germany

Plea To Boost Armed Forces  - Backed By Taft   20 Divisions Seen Needed For Europe's Defense, 15 To Win Korean War

SET FOR CLASSES   Fall Term of Adult Educa tion Will Open Tomor row Evening

DA INJURED AS BUS HITS AUTO      Nose Of Big Vehicle I Driven 16 Feet Into Buildina

Mt. Gilead Man Has Cox Lead  Missing Cadet Got Gas Of Him He Says

Firefighters Stand Ready To Blast Out Spectacular Blaze At Renovo Gas Well

MOPPING UP REDS IN BIG INDUSTRIAL EAST COAST CITY   Americans Running Into Fierce Resistance On Main Road To Pyongyang

Crucial Battle For Hainan Isle Rages 6th Day  Sweeping g Nationalis!  s }~=—:rié«iaea   Sweeping Nationalis' Claims Give Way To Caution

Hainan’s Crucial Battle in 6th Day   Nationalists Reported Fighting Red Invaders Near Island’s Capital

Battle For Hainan Now  In 6th Day   Sweeping Nationalists Cliims Now Replaced By Caution; Taipei Quarters Pessimistic

Army Ordered _ Not To Cross Boundary Line   ROK Third Division Ends 135-Mile Dash Up - East Korean Coast; City Of Seoul Now Officially In Korean Hands After Gen. MacArthur's Visit To Capital’ — .

President Cables Nation's Thanks To Gen. MacArthur   Truman Also Praises U.N. Fighting Forces

Congratulations Sent MacArthur  Marines Mentioned In Truman Telegram

President Sends Congratulations   Cables MacArthur in Praise of Campaign Aaainst Reds

Senators Alfer Profit Tax Bil   Committee Shifts House Law Terms

Woman Dies In Fall From Moving Automobile; Two Bodies Pulled From River

TY SHARES GO TO TOWN   Shoot Ahead One To Four Points;  Other Issues Evenly Divided

Dems Canitalize On Feud Of GOP  Man Who Lost To Tobey Runs Again

COX'S PROBE OF BiG-TIME CRIME   Sevate Subcommittee In ApprovIng Investigation Reconusends That ands be Slashed 66-Percout,

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CUT IN GAMBLING INQUIRY FUND —   Squabble Looming Over Which Group Will Hold Probe

Major Gen, Chennault Says Reds Are Planning To Invade Philippines

Mail Restoral Waits Upon  House Drama   Bill’s Author Flying To Save Measure Today

New Telephone Strike Planned  Walkout Of Union ° Set For Next Month

Phone Strike, Is Union Warning   CIO Group Will Call Walkout Next Month Unless Bell Yields

Mow CIO Union Dions Mationwide Telenhone Strike   Will Call Walkout If Bell Company Denies CIO Demands

Telephone Strik Plans Enlarged   ClO Union Proposes To Stage Walkout on Nation-wide Basis

Telephone Strike Planned By Unior  CIO Workers Demand Inernaaca In Wacac

ClO THREATENS WALKOUT EARLY IN NEXT MONTH   Demands Are Made For “Substantial"’ .Wage Increase, Shorter Apprentice Periods And 35.

Union Claims 100,000 Ready To Quit Jobs  Workers to Demand Increase in Wages

PHONE STRIAE THREAT LOOMS   Nationwide Walkout By Bell System Workers Threatened By CIO

National Phone Strike Looms Next Month   Many Thousands May Go Out As Union Demands Pay Hike

NATIONWIDE PHONE STRIKE THREATENED   CIO Communications Workers Plan to Call Walkout Against Bell System Next Month.   ASK PAY RAISE AND 35-HR. WEEK   Claim 100,000 Workers Set to Strike Any Time, 150,000 by End of Feb ruary.

Missing Girl's. Body Is Found  Michigan College Girl Found Murdered

Kane Man Named  To Draft Board   Appointed to Replace W. A. Ross, Resigned

TOWN 1S FREED OF MOCK INVASION   MOSINEF MAYOR, HAULED FROM BED BY “REDS,” SUFFF RS HEART ATTACK,

Scouts Save Lost Airman   Pilot Had Wandered For Weeks in Georgia Swamp After Crash

Boy Scouts Rescue Flier from Swamp ‘Explorers’ Follow Shouts of Lost Man

PILOT SURVIVES ~ CRASH IN. SWAMF   Scouts Find- Air: ‘Force evan Lor for week

Man Rescued  From Swamps   Boy Scouts Discover Week-Missinge Flier

carly Verdict On U. 8. Count Is Now Fading  Do, ee peer! See   Defendants and Other: * Show Weariness In Red Trial

Tax Boost Under Fire   President Works on Special Message As Republicans Hit Requests

Laborite Victory May Boost Leftist _ Tinge Of Cabinet   British Leader’s Aides Se: Promotion In Store For  Bevin If Labor Wins

Hunt Pressed For Planes In. Pacific Areas   Navy Bomber Missing, C54 Carrying 37 Is Alse Believed Down

Plane Overdue In Philippines; Bomber Missing   46 Persans Aboard - Two Panes; Wide Searches Underway

BLAST WRECKS DISTILLERY   Calvert Plant Blows Up:  Damage May Reach t $1.000.000

Still No Signs Of Five Fliers   Three Of Those Rescued Back Aiding In Search For Companions.

Survivors » Aid Search For Airmen   - Three of Rescued B-36 - Crewmen Back to Help Find Five Men Still Missing off: West Coast

Three Fliers Go Back fo Aid in Search  Melaisa “earch “saree   Helping Search SiceCovered Load Ahog Northern British Coluenbi

iw. e , Price Hikes Continue To Mar Keonomy   a. Shoes, Cotton, Used Cars And Others Climb on  Inflation Escalator

Price Climb Continues    Lumber, Tin, Silk, And Used Cars Among Items Showing Boost.

MEETING SET FOR NEW YORK IN SEPTEMBER   Korean Situation Calls For New High Level Decisions.

Clues On Crazy Sniper Checked  Philadelphia Boys Give Police Lead

North Koreans Reorganizing Big New Army   Tanks And Guns Hold Reds Back From Tiny Escape Beachhead

YANK PLANES HIT REDS ON IN TOEHOLD   ‘Self-Propelled Guns Driving Commies To oe ene Lark ee

Attacks on Beachhead Staved Off   Meanwhile North Korean Reds Are Reorganizing Army

ea ee Democrats Rely On Home Run King Smathers Against GOP Flinger Cain In Diamond Tilt

/Smather s Looms as Hero When Congress ‘Plays Annual Alleged Baseball Game

6,000 National Guardsmen End  Camp Training Top Officers Praise Performance During Training Period

A Fight Against Gravity Scientists Advances Theory On Human Brain Evolution

UN Secretary-General Reviews Trip To Moscow In Try To End Cold War

‘Asks Bidault To Parley With Stalin   In Effort to Settle Cold War

LIE RESUMES BID FOR PEAC   U.N. Secretary Arques For Top Level Cold War Truce.

German Reds Facing Purge   Ulbricht Smarting ‘ Over Ballot Results

EAST GERMAN PURGE HINTED   Ulbrich Warns 3rd CleanOut Of Party Just Around Corner

New Powder Combats Tuberculosis  aed aw agen mene: oh a ube a —~ea. . pe -—ws _ Mig Me 2 oe a   It Also Cleans Up Chronic Sinus Trouble, Infected. Wiandi

New Wonder Drug:  White Powder Eats UpDead Tissue ‘Promises Cure To Many infections

New Wonder Drug Reported   Eats Up Dead Tissue In Chest Infection

Wonder Drug Clears Sinus, TB Infections   White Powdér Eats Pus, Dead. Tissues College Of Surgeons Told

U.N. Truce Grour Will Consider Further Moves —  Wu Hsiu-Chuan And His Delegation Have Departed For Home

Manchu Border Respect Promised      U.N. Troops Won't Enter Manchuria. China Told

Village in Path of Molten Lava  People Are Ready to eg er PE «= Pee “eine

Etna's Lava Is Nearing Village   Fleet of Trucks Is Ready to-Evacuate Milo Residents

Trucks Stand Ready fo Evacuate Villagers In Sicily as Mf.-Etna Continues fo Erupt .

Lava Menaces lfalian Village  Mt. Etna’s Eruption Worst In 40 Years

Etna Keeping Up Lava Flow   Streorh of Molten Rock Nears Village; New Violent . Explosions in Crafer

TRIBUNAL RAISES STRIKE THREAT   Refuses To Rule On Hiring Halls For Seamen, Upholds Dennis Conviction

High Court Ruling Spurs Dock Threat   Tribunal Refuses Again to Overturn Hiring Hall Decision

Dyer Powell-Rites Here On Thursday   Succumbs Day After Sister In Canada

Russell Cantley ls Heart Victim   Prominent Fruit Man Dies Suddenly

State Labor Official Asks Return To Five-Day Week In Coal Crisis

Indiana Asks Presidential  Board Study   Fact-Finders Would Report in 45 Days, Miners Working Full Week While Pending

‘Reds Clamp Virtual Stranglehold — ' On Great Britain's Trade Unions

THE ENEMY WITHIN:   C ommunists Clamp Hold On Labor In England; 2000 Teach In London

CHAPTER TWO By JAMES E. BROWN International News Service Staff Carrecnoandant

BRITAIN'S COMMUNIST PARTY PROVES HOW A SMALL GROUP CAN EXERCISE TREMENDOUS CONTROL ON COUNTRY’S VERY EXISTENCE

EMINENT ACTOR DIES   Walter Huston Died Today After A Short Illness

Walter Huston Actor, Dies of Heart Attack   ‘In Excellent Health’ Thursday, Physician States

Walter Huston Is Dead At 66  Eminent U.S. Actor Stricken On Birthday

SCREEN STAR WALTER HUSTON DIES SUDDENLY   One of Nation’s Foremost Actors Succumbs at : Age 66.

Walter Huston Dies of Attack   Sudden Heart Ailment Kill: Hollywood’s Best Loved

Walter Huston Die: Of Heart Ailment  Death Sudden And Unexpected At

Walter Huston, Film Star, Dies  Veteran Screen and Stage Actor Stricken On 66th Anniversar'

Walter Huston Dies at Hotel  _ Noted Star of Films And Stage Was 66

Huston, Noted Actor, Dead   Star Of Stage And Screer Stricken Before: Birthday Party.

Walter Huston Dies of Heart Attack At Peak of Motion Picture Career

Famed Actor Walter Huston Dies Suddenly   Actor Unable to Attend Party in Honor of 66th Birthday

Walter Huston, Actor, Is Dead   Eminent Stage-Screen Star, 66, Stricken in Hotel Suite

Walter Huston Succumbs Of Heart Ailment  Veteran Actor Dies In Hollywood Hotel Fallawinae Atiac

Heart Attack: Kills Actor Walter Hustor   Widow Summoned From New York; Hollywood Stunned

Walter Huston Succumbs Toa  Sudden Illness   Veteran Stage and Screen Actor Stricken Before Surprise Birthday Party

Labor Lead Down to 8   2 Late Returns Go Conservative; 2 Are Still Out

BLAIR RULES MISSOURI U, STATE SCHOOLS MUST LET * NEGRO STUDENTS ENTER

COURT DECLARES MISSOURI U. MUST ADMIT NEGROES   Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair Holds School's Refusal to Enroll Three Violated Their Rights.   DECISION APPLIES TO STATE COLLEGES   Attorney for University’s  Board of Curators Voices  Belief Ruling Will Resolve All Conflicts.

WAGE CEILING FORMULA MAY BE SET SOON   Would Match Nationwide ‘Honor System’ Of Price Controls

Honor System Only Stop-Gap Measure, Hint  ESA Not Prepared To Wield Club Yet

Wage Ceiling Promised To Mateh Government’s Honor System Controls

Price Controls © Are Instituted. On Honor Basis   ESA Administrator Warns Compuleory Ceilings Upcoming if Voluntary Program Fails:

U.S. Promised Voluntary Top Cn Wages Soon   Warn Business Of Sterner Terms lf. Prices Climb .

Method Of Equitable Pay Restraints To Match Honor System Price Control Put Into Effect For All Industry Promised By Government ‘As Soon As Possible’ — Compulsory Ceilings Threatened If Compliance Does Not Come Voluntarily

Will Follow Honor System Price Control   Management, Union Leaders Called Into Conference; Compulsory Price  Lids May Be Applied

Forced Lids Threat Given All Industry   Voluntary Formula For Wage Ceilings Anticipated Shorily

Government Now Wants Voluntary Ceiling On Wages   Promises Formula To Match Honor System Price Control.

Voluntary Wage Curbs Expected   Formula Promised By Government ‘As Soon as Possible’ ; Rollbacks Sought

FOR PRICE ROLLBACKS   Pian Compulsory Ceilings If Compliance Fails  OIL INDUSTRY      - Asked To Reduce Prices; Other Proposals Made By Valentine

Watch ESA for Restraints on Woaes, Prices, Mobilization   Stiff Regulations May Follow

Wage Ceiling Plan Promised  By Government Formula Will Match Honor System Price. Control Program

Diplomats Fovor Use Of UN Only   Would Avoid Pacts Which Cut Russia Out Of Co-sseration

BLAST WRECKS FOURTH SHOW   Fireworks Let Go All Together At Richmond’s Legion Celebration.

REDS PROCLAIM SYMPATHY FOR NORTH KOREANS   Call for Combat Readiness Blast U. S., in Moscow Speeches.

Be Ready, Word fo Soviet Force   Sympathy for Korean Cause Is Expressed

Reds Ask Sympathy For Korea   ‘Warmongers’ Blamed For Fighting; Soviet Observes Anniversary

Soviet Ministers Order Combat Readiness State   Admiral Says Americans British Pursue Policy Of New World War

Calls Sovict To Sympathize   With Koreans   Budyenny Sounds Cry As Other Reds Join Attack On U. S.

Revolution In Soviet Marked By Big Doings   Military Leaders Praise Red Koreans In Orders Of Day

SOVIET MARSHAL RAPS AMERICANS   Calls On Russian And Others To Express Sympathy For North Koreans —Reviews Parade.

Russia Displays Military Might In Annual Observance Of Revolt: Speakers Lambast U.S., Britain

Russians Observe ford Year Since Bolshevik Revolt   Marshal Asks Russian People For ‘Svmoathy’

Soviet Marshal Budyenny Calls on People: Of World ''To Express Sympathy" for ‘Koreans in Struggle for ‘Independence ©

Russians Blast At ‘Imperialists’ Ask Combat Readiness Svrnpathy Far Korecirs.

Soviet Leader  Lauds Koreans ‘Freedom’ Wa   Marshal Asks People To Show Sympathy, Raps U. S.. Britain

Be Ready, Order to Soviet Army   Non-Presidential Year Record Seen; Ohio Out En Masse

Russian Forces Placed on Alert  Leaders in Soviet Rally Assail U.S.

Russia Alerts Army, Navy: Blasts At U. ‘Ss.  Americans Branded ‘Warmongers’ As Soviet Shows Might

RATTLE THE SABERS   Read Leaders Unleash Typical Blasts on Revolution Holiday

J. Edgar Hoover Tells FBI Role in Fuchs Arrest   Committee Hears Top Investigator Behind Clesed Doors

U.S. Links to Accused British Scientist Sought  Hoover Appears Before Congress Committees Probing Atomic Leaks

J. Edgar Hoover Gives Committee First Hand Arcounte of Fuchs Case

Hoover Relates Part of FBI in Fuchs Seizure   Congressional Atomic Committee Hears Chie’ Behind Closed Doors

Hoover Tells FBI’sRolein Spy Case   Bridges Asks Inquiry in High Places; Briton Says Reds Have H-Bomb

—CLOSED DOOR SESSION—  FBI Head Tells Atomic rons Of Fuchs’ Arrest

HEAR FROM HOOVER   F. B. I. Chief Appears Be fore Congressional  Atomic Committee

Probe of Fuchs’ Contacts Urged  Hoover Tells FBI's Role in Top British Scientist’s Arrest

FBI Chief Gives Congressional Committee First-Hand Report On Arvest of British Scientist

BI Head Fells Atomic Group Of Fuchs’ irtes   Bridges Demands Search Include ‘High Places For Scientist  Contuct:

FBI DIRECT TELLS OF ROLE IN ATOM CASI   Appears Before Atomic Committee, Plans No Publie Statement

EXTRADITION QF BOMB SPY IS STUDIED   Head of Atomic Committee Reveals  Plan In Mind

FBI HEAD AIRS ATOMIC ARREST   Hoover Tells Congress Unit Of British Scientist Leak To Reds

Hoover Gives Account of FBI Role in Arrest   British Scientist Gave Russia Secrets

Hoover Reports Qn Role of FBI In Fuchs Arrest   Congress Seeks U.S. Contacts Of Accused Spy

Hoover Presents FBI Role In Case   Gives First-Hand Account Of Part In Fuch’s Arrest

Seeking Leaks In  Secrets   Senator Asks Search In “High Places” For Fuchs’ Aides

Hoover Tells FBI Role In Atomic Arrest   Congressiona! Group Hears Account Of Britisher’s Case

FBI Chief Gives Secret Testimony On Atom Betrayal  Hoover Also Gets Order To Appear  fs a cmp

Spy Probers Hear Hoover Bare Role  FBI Took In Case  Bridges Demands  U. S. Contacts Be BRovvatac Oya

Bridges Wants ‘High Officials In U.S. Checked  Fear Top Secrets of Atam Were Revealed

SOLONS HEAR CHIEF OF FBI   SECRET SESSION IS TOLD OF INQUIRY INTO FUCHS CASE

U.N. Achieving Of Peace Seen By MacArthur   General Condemns ‘Militarism’ That Now Sweeps World

MacArthur Confident UN Can Meet Challenge Of Securing Peace As Surrender Of Janan Is Recalled

Wilke Contests Count for Cloon  Demo Minority in Legislature Cut

Minority Ranks Cut In Lansing  Republicans Take 3 Democratic Seats

‘Serious Situation’ Facing America, Truman Warns; Acheson Urges Calm

TRUMAN WARNS CRISIS FACES UNITED STATES   Acheson Urges U. S. To Remain Calm In Outbreak

ENEMY TANKS ARE STRUCK BY ALLIED AIRMEN   New Flights of Planes _ Head for Korea In ’ Biggest Smash to Date.

So. Koreans  To Trap Red   Push 50 Miles North of Taegu on Second Day of Big Offensive

South Koreans Race Forward In Drive to Trap Communists   Ry ROBERT BENNYVHOFF

Ask Death Penalty For Texas Deputy  Sam Smithwick Case Into Hands of Jury

Reds’ Answer to U.S. Note Called Insult   Soviets Insist Plane Was Spying, Deny It Was Lost Navy Craft

Russia Rejects US. Protest on Plane Incident   . Accuses Washington ’ Of Trying to Cover. Hlegal Actions ©

Russia Still Insists That Plane Involved in Baltic Incident Was B-29   WONT PAY INDEMNIT   Soviet Characterizes American Claims as Absurd, Without Basis

Demands Made In Congress for ‘Strong Action’ By This Country In Plane Incident

Vinson Bitferly Assails Russia In House Speech   Posthumous Honors Voted To Families Of Lost U.S. Airmen

Solon Suggests Envoy Recall  USSR Attitude Is  ‘Insulting,’ House’  Leader Deelares

Secretary Sees War No Nearer Despite Tension   ‘Trouble-Making’ Held Proof Russ Insincere on Truce

Insist Our Lost Plane Armed B-29   U. S. Accused of Covering Up “Wleqal Actions”

A Flat Rejection Ot U. S. Demands   Russia Still Insists That Plane Involved in Baltic Incident Was B-29   WONT PAY INDEMNITY   Soviet Characterizes American Claims as Absurd, Without Basis

SOVIET MOVES HELD SERIOUS BY SECRETARY   M’Cormack Proposes Recall of Envoy From Moscow

No Secret About Big Blast —  Writer Says Russian H- Bomb Explosion Would Be Known

Reads Excerpts From Anonymous Affidavits  Wife Ot Accused Assails Them As Base,  ee / co: on oe fee 

Hughes Countians Are Under Arrest   Farmer ond Two Sons Held in Connection With Captle Rustting

Second Term s Secured In Vote For Governor   Gordon And Clayton Receive Maiorities In State Balloting

McMath Wins Second Term  Nomination  Governor Easily Defeated Laney  In Primary

10-Mile Wedge Cut Into Eastern Flank    Powerful Thrusts Increase Threats To Besieaed Seou!

Fighting Exrected to Mount to Full Fury in Next Dozen Days — Eighth Army's New Chief Confident of Ultimate Suecess.

‘National _Politicals’ To Be Investigated By Senate Crime Probers

Crime Inquiry Sees Gangster Ring Spreading  Violence, Bribes Used to Get in ‘Legit’ Business

Senate Will Probe Crime World Tieups With ‘National Politicians’

Gangsters Seen Muscling In‘o Legal Business  Senate Crime Probers To Check Tie-ins With ‘National Politicians’

Claim Gangsters Of Dry Era Head Gambling Ring:   Senate Group Will Probe Rumored Links Between  Gambling, Politicians

Wiley Asserts Some ‘National Politicians To Be Jnvestigated; Cites ‘Ucly Rumors’

PROHIBITION ERA HOODLUMS ACTIVE   CRIME PROBERS INTO RU MORS OF GANGSTER-U. 8. POLITICAL TIE-LN,

Crime Probers Say Gangsters ‘Businessmen   Underworld Tie-up With Politicians To Be Probed

Ind Division Infantrymen Cut Off 6 Days Trickle Back Through Lines

PEORIA FIVE. AT THE HALF   Mt. Vernonites Open: De_fense of State Cham-pionship in ‘Sweet Six. teen” Tourney at Champaign.  . 45   FREEPORT TURNS . BACK PARIS, 69-56

Blast In Gasoline Storage Tank Sets Fire Near Petrolia   25 Fire Companies Called To Blaze; 13 More Big Storage Tanks Periled

RUSS BOAST OF KEY AGENT TOLD CONGRESS   Republican Senators Demand Inquiry On Hiss

Solon Attacks Loose Policy On Atom Secrets   House Members Also Angered at Acheson For Supporting Hiss

Holiday Accidents Take  157 Lives On Highways By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 100; 19 IN TRAFFIC   Figure So Far Under Forecast For Long Labor Day Weekend

1950 Figure Runs Behinc  Predictions  Traffic Death Toll   Traffic Death Toll Of 435 Forecast By Safety Council

71 OTHERS DIE VIOLENTLY Holiday Auto Accidents Fatal To 238 As Millions on Roads

Labor Day Holiday Dea th Toll Steadil y Mounting  At 1 east LOO Have Lost Their Lives In Hi-wav And Miscellaneous Causes

Derno Fight on Acheson Develops   “But Observers Believe Truman Will Not Fire Secretary. of State

Struggle Over Acheson's Tenure ‘Is Building Up In Administration

Acheson Future Debated by Dem:   Political Liability of US Foreign Policy Architect Is Weighed

FIGHT BUILDING OVER ACHESON   Truman Gets Two Lines Of Advice From Demacrotic Party   EXPECTED TO BE FIRM

STRONG OUSTER MOVE DEVELOPS  Acheson Center Of New Political War

Struggle Over Acheson’s Tenure As Secretary Of State Building Up Behind Scenes Of Truman Administration

Contention Over Acheson Tenure Now Building Up   Behind the Scenes Struggle Seen in Administration as Aftermath of the Election

Struggle Over Acheson’‘s Tenure ‘Is Building Up Within Own Party

ELECTION REVERSE SPARKS ISSUE     et A ee RB Me ERR  Acheson Rift Stirring Administration

Spotlight On Acheson   Foes, Friends Bring Increasing Pressure To Oust. or Keep Him

Acheson Status Brews Trouble For President  Split in Democratic Over Secretary Is Reported

Election Puts Acheson On Spot Again   Struggle Building Up Within Administration Over Secretary

Tenure Of Acheson As State Secretary Brings Behind The Scenes Party Struggle

Acheson Center of Rising Storm In Washington   Struggle Over Tenure Building Up Behind Scenes in Capital

BEHIND-SCENES BATTLE BREWS OVER ACHESON   ‘One Democratic Faction   Insists He Is Politieal Liahility

Struggle Over Acheson Builds   Conflicting Lines on Tenure Developing

Should Acheson Remain? Democrats Are Divided   SOME FIND HIM POLITICAL LIABILITY TRUMAN SUPPORT MAINTAINED

Is Truman Getting Ready to Throw Acheson Overboard? 'President’s Friends Say Secretary ‘Political Liability’

Acheson's Position Is Shaky Now   Opposition To Him Building Up Behind Scenes In Capital

Democratic Split Over Acheson Is Reported Growing   But There Are No Signs the President Will Fire Architect Of Foreian Policy

Battle Over Acheson Is Building Up   Two Conflicting Lines Of Advice Being Given To Prasident

Battle Over Removal Of  Acheson Due   Some Democrats Say Election Shows He’s Political Liability

Democratic Party Split On Acheson Keeping Job   Truman Receiving Advice From Two  Lines Of Thought

State Police. on Orders of Gov. Stevenson, Make Simultaneous Forays Near St. Louis,

Union Works _ To Put 83,000 Miners in: Pits .   Electric Power ©: Curtailment. Threatens Pittsburadh Area 

Denham May Seek Coal Injunction Sometime Today   NLRB Counsel Expected To Announce Decision Of Government Against Lewis   AIDES PREDICT COURT REFUSAL

Marshall To Form Strong Reserve Force   Defense Secretary To Develop Plans for Maintaining Reserve with Minimum Interruption.

Marshall Plans fo Keep Strong Reserve Force   8 Man Committee to Study Proposal for an Orderly System

ARMED FORCES MAY EASE RATE OF MOBILIZATION   AVOID HARDSHIPS IN THE RECALL OF RESERVES TO DUTY

Strong Reserve Foree   Secretary of  Defense Names Committee For Its Furtherance

Board Set up To Eliminate ‘Uncertainties   Committee to Study Long-Range Plans for Strong Reserve With Least “Interruption”

Long-Range Program For Strong Reserves   Sec. Marshall Moves Today to Develop  Program fer Maintaining Force  _ With “Minimum Interruption to Na tion and Individual's Normal Exist. ence.’   STUDY COMMITTEE NAMED

Group Formed To Build Strong  Reserve Unit   MarshaliCommitteeW ould End Hardships of  Present System

Plan for Strong Reserve Without Disrupting Life   Marshall Names Study Committee to Draft Long-Range Program

‘Strength and Minimum Interruption—’  Marshall Seeks Huge Reserve C orps for US.

Group to Study Reserve Force Status Set Up   Gen. Marshall Appoints 7-Man Body to Draw Up. Long-Range Plan

Marshall Seeks Strong Reserve  Under New Plans  All Branches Hint At Relaxation for Mobilizing Drive

Army Plans fo Start Discharging Guards and Reserves Next Summer   Does Not Plan to Send Guardsmen Overseas; Halts Shipment Orders for Reserves as Pace Of Military Mobilization: Begins to Slow Up

U. S. Reserve  Force Study  Is Planned Eight-Man Group  Will Work Out Call System

Future Plan For Reserves Marshall Aim   Names Committee To Study Set-Up: Mobilization Eased

Gen. Marshall Appoints Committee To Work Out ‘Painless’ Method of Building Armed Services

Tough Texan Ready  fake 200Palsto  Xorea, Whip Reds Offer Made to 5  Shivers By Alvin Man

Would Furnish Guns And Lone Star Flag Texan Asking To Recruit Own “Army” To Fight Korean. Reds

Lima Tot Drowns In Sugar Creek   Family On Sunday Outing; 17 Violent Deaths Over Week End

Ohio Death Toll 17 For Week-End   Highway Crashes Put Fatalities Ai Highest Figure In Months

Red Losses Are Terrific But They Make Huge Gains  Yanks Told to Hold Positions and to Fight To End

Communists Push Despite Heavy Losses  Smash At Hwanggan, Threaten Flank: Of

29 Hurt as Passenger Train Rams Into Switch Engine in Rail Yards

“Pacemaker” Derailed At Cleveland   More Serious Accident Averted By Fact That Train Was Moving  Slowly In Yards.

Gigantic GOP Rally For Kelly   Plans Completed Tor Thursday Tour

PLANS SET FOR GOP RALLY DAY   Motor Cavalcade, Parade, Rally To Highlight  Kelly Visit

Parks to Begin Feeder Airline Service Soon’   Company Announces Twin-Engine Planes Have Been Bought

House Probe of Army Finance Unit fo Start Monday   Variety of Charges, Including Communism, Will Bo Investicated.

‘What Happens to Ike-For-President Boom If He Becomes European Defense Leader?

Defense Post Would Silenc: Eisenhower, But Boom for President Could Continue

Workers Will Attend Kick-off Meeting To-Night   Quota For County Red Cross Drive Will be — $2,500.00

Red Cross Drive Workers Meet At Pocahontas   Thursday Evening, March 9, for 1950 Kickoff

MOTHERS ASK ‘DAIRY MEN 10 > END WALKOUT   Industry, Union Still _ Deadlocked After 2-Hour Meeting ~

Housewives Gef In Milk Strike; Demand Its End  Both Sides Promise To Listen To Side Of Aroused Mothers

END TO SIX-DAY MILK STRIKE 18 ASKED BY WOMEN   Spokesmen for Thousands Call for Resumption of Deliveries, but Their Pleas Fail.   UNION AND INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES MEF!   two-Hour Conference in Pittsburgh Concluded Without Any Sign of an Agreement,

Pittsburgh No Worse Off Than Washington Though Congress May Take Hand In The Capital

General Barth Is Nearest. There Is to a Doughboy’s General in All Korea

AT THE FRONT   A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A FRONTLINE GENERAL  By Don Whitehead . (For Hal Revie)

Johnson City Resident Dies In Lake Mishap  Eugene Ensor Drowns At Cherokee   Eugene Ensor Drowns At Cherokee  While Swimming Near Mooresburg

‘Capitalism Is Undersold’ Stassen Says   Urges People Be Taught To Understand It Thoroughly

Stassen Declares Capitalism Is Mos! Undersold System   Socialism and Communisn Are Most Oversold, He Tells Leaders  gel Wicca f ces

SELLING IN U. S   S Working Mer Nee oats Undone ing of System   AT C. OF C. MEETING

Stassen Says Capitalism Is ‘Undersold’  U. Of Pennsylvania Head Says Industry  Must Reverse Trend

Stassen Urges Business Men  To Sell Selves   Claims U.S. Industry Gan Avert “Hot War With Soviet Russia

Capitalism Best For Workers In World   Economic System O U. S. ‘Undersold’ Says Stassen

Must Sell Capitalism, Stassen Says   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Opens Convention

‘SELLING IN U. S.   Stassen Says Working Men  Need Better Understand ing of System   AT C. OF C. MEETING

Capitalism Is ‘Most Undersold, Stassen Asserts   President Finds Uynamic Activity Needed By Chile Gn His Texas Tour

Capitalism Undersold,  Stassen Says   U. Of Pa. Head Tells U.S.C. C. That Communism, Socialism Are “Most Oversold’

WOULD HELP FIGHT COMMUNISTS  Stassen Points Out Need For Understanding Of Capitalism

Capitalism Is Defended   Stassen Tells Heads  Of Business Values

Poor Job Of Salesmanship  On Capitalism   Stassen Says Communism Most Oversold System In World of History

Stassen Urges U.S. Industry to Sell Capitalism   Most Undersold System, He Says; Coulc End Cold War

Says Capitalism Needs “Selling”   Stassen Avers Labor Should Understand Svstemn Better

Business. Leaders Told By Stassen Capitalism Is 'Undersold'’ System

Stassen Would Educate Workers Into A Better Understanding Of Great Advantages Of Capitalism

TRUMAN, ATTLEE STUBY EFFEGTS OF U.N, DEFEATS   Leaders Consider ]mpact Of Reverses On Military And Political Policies Toward Chinese.

Truman-Attlee Study Impact Of Reverses   Informants Say Course In U.N. Aareed Upon

Truman, Attlee Study Impact  Of Reverses 2 Agree On Course To Be Followed In UN Meet

Attlee, Truman Study Impact of Korean Setback  Report Leaders Agree On UN Cou irse in   Report Leaders Agree On UN Course in Respect to Red China

11 Asiatic Nations Appeal ‘to Chinese to Halt Troops; Truman, Attlee Study Events

Two Leaders Hold Parley About Korea War Effects  Truman And Attlee Consider Opinion   Truman And Attlee Consider Opinion In Europe At Talk

Carriers Go  Under Army Rule Sunday   President Takes Step Because of Strike Set for Monday.

Investigation Of Motor Vehicle Agency Ordered After Dismissal Of Bell

Action Is Climax of Long Quarrel Between / Men   Commissioner Cites insubordination and a Neglect of Duty

Keep Parked Cars Locked, Chief Says  Motorists Report 2 Autos Are Looted

CITY ASHAMED HERO NEGLECTED  Detroit to Honor First Korea GI Buried at Home

VOTERS RETURN MR. ATTLEE TO      Early Laborite “Lead. Cut: Down As -Conservatioves. Come’ ftom. ‘Far " _ Behind = _ pventaal: ee Un-

Early Luborite Lead Cat Down As Couservatioves Come from Far. Kehind — Eventual Winner Uncertain.

Train-Car Crash Takes Lives of 5 Young. Persons.  Sixth. ao Gol in

17,000 Miners Vote to Go Back fo Pits.   Report Diggers Are Supporting  Inhn ] J awe

Lewis Miners Are Voting on Work Order   17,000 in Western Pennsylvania Ballot to Return

17,000 Favor Strike End in Pennsylvania  2400 for Holding Out Despite Suagestion   2400 for Holding Out Despite Suggestion by UL M. W's Chief

Angry Miners Set To Vote OnReturning   ‘Let Stomach Decide,’ Says Lewis Aide; Colorado Reports Violence

19,000 MINERS VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK MONDA’   2,400 Others Decide to Con. tinue Strike—Balloting to Continue Through Week-end.   90,000 NOW IDLE WILL EXPRESS WISHE!   Head of District 5 in Penn: sylvania Says He Believes Majority Will Go Back to Pits.

17,000 Miners Vote To Return To Pits Monday  West Pennsylyonia Diggers End Strike; Dietrict Chiat S,  taf Save

BALLOTING AMONG 90,000 STRIKERS TO CONTINUE  United Mine Workers Official Reports 17,000 Diaaers Have Voted To Return To Work Monday

Thousands Of Miners Going Back   Hongry Diggers Following Lewis’ 3-Day Week Order

17,000 Soft Coal Miners Vote To Worl   Men To Return To Pits Monday

MANY MINERS WOULD WORK   Situation Is Still Mixed a: Coal Diggers Still Look To John Lewis

The Weather   Miners Vote Whether to Dig Monday  Situation Is Still Contused but Leaders Hovefu]

UMW Official Says Diggers Will Go Baek   17,000 West Pennsylvania Miners Vote to Ge Te Work Wandow

Back-lo-Pits Swing Gains Momentum   17,000 Pennsy Miners Vote To Work Monda'

17,000 Coal Miners. Vote To Work Pits   District No. 4 UMW Calls  _ For 23,000-Member Vote  ' Qn Work Move; 90,000 EFenected Back Monday

K. 6. POLICE BOARD MEMBER RESIUNS   DELEGATION CALLS ON GOY.ERNOR SMITH FOR TALK ABOUT DEPARTMENT.

‘Kaycee’ Police Official Quits  Board Member Cites Torrent Of Criticism

S. E. Farrell Resigns K. C. Police Board  Secrecy on C. of C. Group Meeting Wrest fr.

‘Sheridan Farrell, Manager Of Phillips Hotel, Declares ‘Abuse’ Is Too Hard To Take

Norris Orders B.000.Mile System Closed If WalkOut Not Cancelled   Phone Strike May Hit U. S. Monday   Indiana Dispute To Hall Service Two Days Early; Chrysler Talks Still On

Southern Railway’Aunounces Plans To Close Down Entire System As Walkout Threatens:

Prepare To Meet Threat Of Rail Strike   Southern Would Shut Down All of 8,000-Mile System

Southern Plans On Closing Down Entire System   Strike Of Firemen Causes Southern To Take Drastic Action

School Boards of Nine Counties Will Meet in Red Oak   Local Board of Education Mem: bers Plan to Attend School Legislation Meeting

JAFFE CITATION FOR CONTEMPT PROBABLE   Editor Of Detunct Magazine Kefused To Answer Questions pf Proher:

Tydings Acts to Cite Balky Amerasia Probe Witness Jaffe for Contempt

Switchmen Refuse To End Strike   Union Says Walkout Will End Only if President Truman Should Declare National Emergency.

Union Refuses Request to End Railway Strike  Would En d Salkowr In Case o

Railroad Strike Truce Is Denied   Government’s Plea For Peace Refused

Plea Refused By Rail Union   Switchmen Will End Strike In War Or National Emergency

AFL Ignores Plea To End Rail Strike   Offers To Send Enough Men Back To Move Freight

U, §, REQUEST TO END STRIKE ISN'T HEEDEL   Switchmen Say They Will Back Down Only In War  Or KFmergweney

TO MOVE ESSENTIAL MATERIALS 7  Switchmen Refuse To Call Off Strike Aaainst Five Rail Lines.

Rail Workers Refuse to  End Walkout  Spurn U. S. Reauest.   Spurn U. S. Request, Pledge to Move War-Vital Material

Urged to End Rail Walkout   Sen. Morse Says Truman Should Act at Once as "We Are at War.!

Solon Says Trurnan Should Take Steps To End Rail Strike  No Justification for

Union Turns Down Govt. Request To End Rail Walkout   Emergency Appeal Arising From Korean Crisis Is  Ignored by Workers

Asks Truman To End Strike Of Switchmen   ‘No Justification’ For Railroad Strike Says Republican Senator

Union Refuses Plea To Halt Rails Strike   War or Emergency Would End Walkout Switchmen Reply

Union Refuses To End Strike  Switchmen Offer Mer For Essential Carqoes

Switchmen Refuse to End Strike   Government Plea Rejected Unless Emergency Exists

Strike Truce Is Rejected By Switehmen   Union Is Ready to Move Essential Materials Needed in War

Switehmen Ienore Call To Caneel  Rail Strike  But Offer Help To Move Any Material U. S. Feels Essential

Union Refuses To End Strike On 5 Railroads  Switchmen Offer To Send Men to Move Essentials

Switchmen Refuse to Call Off Strike; Offer to Move Material Essential to National Economy

SWITCHMEN — DECLINE TO  END STRIKE   Offer Help on Handling Es sential Shipments Over 5 Railroads.

Insist Strike Be Ended    Switchmen Fail - To Heed Plea in Action : Suiday

Switchmen Say Sirike Will Go On   Union Declines To Agree U. S. In ‘Emergency’

Railmen Spurn Strike Appeal  Counter With Offer To Move ‘Essentials’

Five Road Strike To Continue   Labor Leader Says No Emergency Seen In Present Situation

UNION REFUSES TO ERASE RAIL STRIKE DECREE   Switchmen. Advise Notice Tc ~ Terminate Only if Country Enters War

RAIL STRIKE HALT: URGED BY MORSE   Senator Says Truman Should Act Now. Because “We're At War?’

Rail Strike Still In Force Despite Plea   Switchmen Refuse To Call Off Major Nationwide Walkout

RR. STRIKERS READY TO MOVE ESSENTIALS”   Switchmen’s Union Refuses Plea to  End Their Walkout

Union Refuses To End Strike   AFL Switchmen Agree Te Move All Essential  . Materials :.

Railmen Retuse Request to End Railroad Strike   Union Offers Its Help In the Handling of Essential Shipments

Rail Switchmen Reject Plea fo Call Off Strike   Serve Notice Tie-Up Will End Only in Event of Major Crisis

Federal Ple: ral Plea Given Rebuff By Switchmen   Stoppage Will End Only In Event U. 8, Is Involved In War

RAIL WORKERS IGNORE PLEA   Switchmen Refuse To End Strike Against Five Railroads

Rail Union Threatens Long Strike   Serve Notice Walkout Will End Only for Emeraenc,

STRIKERS FLOUT PLEA FOR WORK   Rallroad Switchmen On Five Systems. Refuse Appeal Of Government.

Uiler to Help Rail roads Move Any  MaterialGovernment Deems __ Essential, However; See No Emergency.

REJECT PLEA TO CALL OFF STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN   UNION QUESTIONS WHETHER NATIONAL EMERGENCY EXISTS

Switchmen Union Turns Down Plea To Stop Walkout   Promises Strike End  If Nation Is Caught h War Or Emergency

Says Truman Should Take Steps to End Switchmen’s Strike   Hold Hearing on Bill to Outlaw Railroad Walk-ouis.

Striking Rail Switchmen Refuse Government Bid  To WorkBecause Of War   Union Offers To Help Five Strikebound Mid-Western And Far Western Systems Move Any Materials Considered Essential

Calls for End To Rail Strike  Morse: Says US Should Act In  witehmasx Géiks

Refuse Plea To Call Off Rail Strike   Switchmen Say They Doubt National Emergency, But Would End Tieun If It Oceurs

Exemption Of $25,000 Proposed   Treasury Chief Outlines Program To House Group

Discharged Technician  Makes Bond   Business Manager Of Union Faces Pair Of Charges

Dixie Demos To Join GOP Budget Fight   Coalition Forming To Seek Slash In Truman Spending Program

lowas Miners Still Working on 5-Day Week   No Word from Lewis Says Wilson, District Chief at Albia

Steel Plants Reveal Cuts Due To Strike   516.000 Workers Now Idle As Result Of Walkout; State Mine Blasted

Big Steel! Shutdown Ordered   Coal Shortage Sends Thousands More Off Their Jobs

Steel Begins Drastic Cuts In Operation   Industry Paralysis Grows Into Crisis; Food Supply Periled

Services Held Monday For Wesley A. Pendell, Linn Resident 64 Year:

Los Angeles Woman Has Rare Luck on Shopping Tour But It Doesn’t Hold

Constitutional Convention Is Rare in lowa; Only One Called in Past 80 Years   Those Favoring Approval of Issue Want Reapportionment; Foes Fear Opening for Costly Changes

Eastern States, Pacific Northwest, lowa and Ill nois Battle Floods; Ohio Towns Recoverin« Feam Flach Flande

Floods, Storms Across Country Leave 20 Dead   High Waters Force Almost 2,000 Persons To Flee Their Homes

Loveland Leading In lowaVotine      Brannan Plan Advocate Out In Front; Three Other States To Polls

Seoul Again Devens Capital City   MacArthur Hands   MacArthur Hands City Over To Rhee In Ceremony

MACARTHUR AWARDED NERIT BADGE   Transfer of City’s Control — to President Eyngman Rheec 15 Made by the General in the Varthally Wrecked Partiament Bulldinc.

aNNF CS RUGMRERIE CD BLN ENE TD  Construction Worker Struck o Head by Falling Timber

Pressure Is Put On President To End Crisis   AFL Head Asserts Truman Has Power When Health Invelvec

AFL Head Urges Truman to Seize Mines in Nation   9)-minute Meeting ; Held by Lewis and Operators; No Comment Is Made.

FUEL-HUNGRY STATES PRESS FOR DECISION   $1 Margin Reported Blocking Work On Contract

Lewis, Coal Operators Narrow Gap      Two Sides Only $1 Apart in Parleys on New Contract

Emergency FuelSaving Measures Taken; Capital Meetings are Continuing

Pressure increased On President Truman   William Green, President of American Federation Of Labor, Says President Hos “Inherent” Pawor tn Take Over Idle Can! Mines.

Feels Cerlain Striking Miners Would Return To Pits If U. 5. Takes Over

Gamblers Role In Hot Springs Voting Debated   Supreme Court Race Only State Contest On Ballot Tomorrow

‘McMath Says He'll Back Spa Ticket   Governor Interested  In Garland County Primary Races

Charge 34 Cheated  On Taxes   Most of Defendants Accused of Failing  To Report Income  From Black Marketing

U. S. Will Sue 34 Tax Evaders   Persons. Firms Named In $2 Million Shortage

Mow ¥ ork Stoc! G Cc rks   Soybeans   Uncle Sam Starts Crack-Down On Wartime Tax Podgers

Tax-Cheating Drive Pushed In New York   Medina Will Hear Federal Charges Naming Rich Men

Indict 9 Firms, 34 Persons for War Tax Cheatince   Federal Grand Jury Gives Special Report On 23 True Bills

34 Indicted In Income Cheating   High Bracket Men Will Be Arraiaqned

Accuse 34. of big Cheat on Wartime Taxes   ) Firms Also Named in Indictments Charging  $2,000,000 Holdouts

34 INDICTED IN INCOME CASES   More Expected Today On Eve Of Tomorrow’s Tax Report Deadline

INCOME TAX CHEATERS CHARGED BY GRAND JURY   Thirty-Four to Face Courts on Claim Of War-time Evasions in. New York

'34 Are Indicted, Also 9 Firms, on Income Tax Count:   Wartime Gains Are Hi and Estimete Owed to Government Is 2 Milkons

Lawyer Says Dooley Insane   Christian Initiates Insanity i roceedings.

Joining Forces Under Command Of Eisenhower   Ike Given Post In West Europe At Request OF North Atkintic Powers

Eisenhower Will Leave for Europe About January 1   Will Lay Ground Work For Organization of International Force.

Emergency  Flood Plan   Missouri River Expected To Overflow Banks Thursdav

Writer Goes With Marines Across River  Don Whitehead Get: First-Hand Account

3 Fluffy White Rabbits Accompany Tough Marines During Bitterly-Opposed Crossing of Han River

Correspondent With First Marine Wave As It Crosses Bullet Swept Korean River

Fluffy Re Rabbit Mascots Cross with Marines—— ‘Correspondent Goes Along in Amtrac as MarinesLand, Stand   Rr DON WATT RFAD

A.P. Man Hears Bullets Pound Amtrack As He Joins In Marine Attack

Ist Wave of Marines Cross Han River Near Seoul, Establish Firm Beachhead   By DON WHITEHEAD

UNITY OF LABOR CAUCUS CALLED   AFL And CIO Chieftains To Resume Talks On July 25 —

116 Rescued From Mine  In Scotland  But Wall of Gas Bars Departure  From Adjacent Pit

RESCUERS FREE {6 ~ TRAPPED IN MINE   BUT WALL OF GAS PREVENTS TJUEIR IMMEDIATE REMOVAL TQ SURFACE.

Reported In Best Of Fettle By General Manager Of Knock. shinnock Castle Pit In Scotland

116 Of 128 Miners Freed — From Gas-Filled Coal Pit Where They Were Trapped

\t Least 16 OF 128 len Freed   Rescuers Dig Through Wall Of Solid Coal

Spanish Reds Take Desert, Not Russia  Ordered Exiled From France, They Prefer Not t

AUSTIN: URGES REJECTION OF RUSSIAN PLAN   Says “‘iceberg’’ Peace Scheme Filled With Hidden Perils

Full Of Hidden Peril For Rest Of World, Said   Russians Walk Back Into Another Unit Without Comment

REJECT RUSSIA’S PLAN FOR BIG 5 PACT, AUSTIN URGES U.N. COMMITTEE

Austin Tabs Russian Plan To Halt Aggression As ‘leebere@’ Full OF Perils

“AUSTIN CALLS PLAN PERILOUS  UN Committee Uroed To Reject  Reds’ Proposal For Peace Pact

U. S. for Killing Soviet Plan for Big Peace Pact  Austin Asserts Reds Show No Chonge of Heart

68 T0 70 DEGREE ORDER IS ISSUED   Restrictions on Thermometers Now Effective

Churchill. Hint:  Election Plans Belief That He'll Step Down In Win

Policy in China  Waits On Report   Arms Aid Decision Depends On General

May Reverse U.S. Policy  OnFormosa   State And Defense Departments And White House Await Word From MacArthu

Truman May Order Aid To Formosa   Policy of Arms Shipments May Be Reversed

Formosa Policy Being Revised  United States Arms May Go To Chiang

Truman Considers Arms For Chinese   General MacArthur Will Have Final Say In Problem Of Nationalist China

No-Arms Policy To Nafionalists. MayBeRevised  Proposal Considered  Move To Strengthen

U. 5. MAY GIVE FORMOSA ARMS   Administration Is Considering Reversing NoAid Policy

State Population Expected To Pass Three Million Mark   56 Of 67 Counties Are In For Preliminary Count Of 85.000 Increase Over Past Ten Years, With Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery Still To Come

British May Take Active Role Agains! Chinese Nationalists In UN Council

BRITAIN 10 BACK “RED CHINA” FOR UN-COUNCIL SEA   Will Take Active Role  Drive To Qust National CT ps et ee

Active Role By British   Britons Reported Ready To Oust Na. tionalists From UN

Say British Plan Activity to Seat Red China in UN   Lie Heads Campaign As ‘Common Sense’ To End Boycott

Britain Ready to Oust Nationalists, Seat Chinese Reds   Reported Ready To Back Lie’s Campaian in U.N.

Marshals Hunt ~ Gang Leaders   ‘Bottles’ Capone Served; Strategy Meet Reportedly Held at Home

Storm Passes Coastal Area Tn North East   Advance Warnings Averted Damage In New England Zone

STORM MISSES NEW ENGLAND   Major Hurricane Passes Some 120 Miles Off Coast

Hurricane Misses N. England Coast   Storm Skirts Coast ‘And Roars Out Into The North Atlantic

New England Breathes Sigh Of Relief As Maior Hurricane Rolls Out To Sea

London Police Recover Stolen A-Bomb Paper's   Nab Unidentified Man For Grabbing Plans of New Uranium Plant

Union Sideline Businesses Eyed  Schools, Charities Also May Be Taxed

Taxes on Profits Of Sidelines Are Sought by Treasury   Report Is Presented Ways and Means Committee of House

French Finally Pass Disputed Sabotage Law   Will Safeguard American Arms: Reds Opposed

French Act lo Protect Arms Aid   Anti-Sabotage Act Ready for Signing; Dock Workers Start Bia Strikes

France Votes Death Decree For Sabotage   Reds Lose Fight Against Safeguard On U.S, Arms Aid

FRANCE ACTS TQ SAFEGUARD AMERICAN ARMS  Anti-Sabotage Law : 7? TNS a aD Aw.   Anti-Sabotage Law Wins Final Approval; Aimed at Curbing Reds.

Water Flow Of Missourt Said Enough  _ K.C. Planner   Asks Reservoirs

Sec’'y Acheson Promises Asia Limited Help   Chinese Warned ‘Commu. nism Can Bring.Grave Troubles .

Says U. S.’ Leader Of  Revolution   Warns Chinese Communists Not To Spread Out -

U.S. To Aid Asiaties In Red Battle  Acheson Promises Limited Help In Foreign Policy

RENT LA\   Fed’l Rent Control Contin ued Under Act Effective July 1, 1950

Court Upholds Suspected Reds Silence Rights  Rafnenl +   Refusal to Answer Grand Jury Queries Not Contempt

Reds Allowed To Not Reply   High Court Rules Grand Queries Can Be Refused

FIGM COURT RULES  Suspected Reds Need Not Answe: Grand Jury Quiz

Sentence in Contempt Thrown Out   Mrs. Blau Wins High Court Action in Red Inquiry

Red Suspects May Refuse To  Answer Jury   High Court Rules On Self Incrimination; Sentence Tossed Out

Supreme Court ‘Again Decides In Reds’ Favor   Rules Commies Don’t Have to Incriminate Selves as Such Before Juries

Asks Hearing On Charges Of Girl, 19   Married Man Arraigned In Blunicinal Court

RESUME WORK AT BAKERIES IN MT. VERNON    Southern Illinois Bakeries Sign With Union; State Strike Still On,

Hoover Says  ‘Defend LU. S. Safety First   Build Our Navy And Air Force, Defend Both Ocean Boundaries And Help Only Those Who Help Themselves, He Advises

‘AMERICA’S DEFENSE LINES: ‘ARE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC. OCEANS, EX-PRESIDENT SAYS   Hoover Warns Against Fighting Communism In Asia Or Western Europe; Would Build Up Powertul Fleet And Air Force And Enlist’s Britain’s Cooperation

Hoover Calls Korea ‘Folly’, Uraes ‘Arm Oceanic Barriers to Hilt’

Ex-President Hoover Wants Return To US Isolationism   Inaugural Ball For Byrnes ‘Cancelled Because Of War

Former President Asserts Any Attempt To Make War On Communism By Land Invasion Would Be Folly

Former President Says: ‘America’s Defense Lines  Must Be Atlantic. Pacific

lran Alerts Army Garrisons Fearing Start Of World War lil  Rich Oil Resources Believed To Be Back Of Threat To lranian Borders .

Major Break Seen In Coplon Trial   Adjournment fs Taker Unexpectedly ; ‘Situation’ Is Cited hy Judge

House Insists Excess Profits Tax Be Enacted   Members Say House Should Not Delay  Passage of Proposal

Columns Blast Their Way Into Red Pyongyang  U.S. Cavalry Division

City Is Deserted; Leaders Flee   VN. Koreans Surrender By Thousands: Avreement On Formosa Renorted

AT EXPLORER’S CLUB   Tonight’s Speaker to Describe Iron Curtain Conditions

MARINE VETERAN KILLED BY WOMAN   Two Young Daughters Tell Police Mother Fired Fatal Shot On Dare

Tom Dewey To Run Again In N.Y. Raee   Governor Changes Feeling; Announcement Stops New Speculation on Another Trv for Presidency

GOV. DEWEY TO RUN FOR THIRD TERM   FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT, JK. EXPECTED TO GET CONSIDERATION AS OPPONENT.

Political Eyes On Primaries in Nevada and Utah  Dewey Will Seek Third Term as N.Y. Governor

DEWEY RE-ENTERS ' POLITICAL ARENA   New York’s Governor to Seek Another Term

Dewey Decides To Run  Again For Governorship  Verdict Is Stiff Blow To Democrats; ENP Ie Ablmaet Snve (HK Canederatian

Dewey Will Run Again —   Reverses June Decision Not to Be Candidate For Governor of N. Y.

DEWEY DECIDES TQ RUN AGAIN FOR GOVERNO}   Announced Last June That He Intended To Get Out Of Politics   DEMOCRATS PICKING OPPONENT THIS WEEK

Dewey Will Run; Two States Vote   Nevada And Utah Holding Primaries

Dewey Reverses Stand And Will Run for Third Term   Says Dems Are Morally Unfit To Lead State

Dewey To Run For Third Term  Ute ih And Nevada Holding Primaries

Dewey To Run For 3rd Term   New York Governo: Changes Mind; Sure Of Nomination

Dewey Decision Sets Democrats to Scurrying for Strong Candidate; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., Proposed.

Dewey Agrees To Run for Third Term  September Final   September Final Month for State Primaries

Attention On Primaries In  Utah, Nevada   Dewey Assured Of Third Nomination

Dewey To Seek For Third Term As Governor   Immediate Attention Given . GOP Serap im Utah  McCarran’s Campaigy

= Again For Governer .. . . Dewey’s Bid For Another  Term Stirs Political Wars  }

AGREEMENT ON MILK REACHED   ‘Tri-County Area Reciprocal Plan  Now In Operation

Cooke Says He'll Back ‘Ike’ in °52   Cloims General  Is No. 1 in Penna.; Stotes Staessen Runs Close Second

Cooke Pledges Support to Eisenhower   Gov. Duff Assails ‘Old Guardism’ ' As Outmoded

Brooklyn Man Rescued From  Well Shaft   Dominick Atteo Removed from Well Alive After Being Trapped There for over 24 Hours.

CAVEAN VICTIM STILL LIVING AFTER 24 HRS.   Rush -Efforts To Bring Brooklynite To - Surface.

EFFECT RESCUE OF TRAPPED MAN   BURIED UP TO WAIST FOR OVER A DAY IN 20-FOOT WELL SHAF1

Rescue Crew Rushing Mar  To Surface   Brooklyn Police Find Contractor Alive After 24. Hour

Would ‘Require  Sect’y Johnson To Ge Congress Okay..-On Actions --

Vinson To Offer Proposal To Curb Johnson’s Power   Chief Of Defense Could No Longer ‘Freeze’ Money

Legislation Is Planned For Control  Of Projects   Bill Would Prevent Defense Secretary  From Freezing Cash

Vinson Want: Fluid Funds  For Defense   Lawmaker Readies Bill To Unfreeze Project Money

Johnson Arms Economies Under Attack   Vinson Would Clip His Right to Save Funds Voted by Congress

Try to Force Spending Of Military Funds   Plans Introduction Of Legislation to Halt ‘Freezing’ of Money

Tobacco Markets Get New Times   Marts Will Return To Four And A Half Hours Sales Day

Tobacco Group Cuts Sales Time   Bright Belt Men Vote To Sell Four And A Half Hours

Tobacco Auctions Are Slowed Down To Prevent Congestion In Plants

Tobacco Warehousemen Slow Down Rate Of Marketing To Help Redryers

Milifary Chiefs Hand Estimates To President  Doublihg Fighting   Doublihg Fighting Forces Is Object

Rearmament Plans Call For $40 Billion Year   . 1954 Target Has 20 Divisions, 400 Ships, 90 Groups

\Military Heads Plan \For Large Expansion   S40 Billion Per Year Rearmanent Program Causidered: incroase Divisians. dir Forre

Vast Rearming  Plan Proposed   Pre-Korean Strength Would Be Doubled In Four Years

Dr raft Plan To Double Military   Asks 20 Divisions, 90 Group Air Arm

Humphrey Proposes U.S. Bid to Reds For Disarmament   World Conference Is Suggested to Tell Peoples of Real Effort

Will Divert MISSISSIDD! Flasdwaters   Army Engineers Will Oper Spillway; Ohio Valley Situ: ation Threatening

Flood Dangers — Cause of Action At New Orleans   Army Engineers Plan t¢ Open Huge Spillway to Divert Waters at Southern City Today.

Passage to Open To Divert Water Around Orleans  Kdave ta Eareon Part   Move to Force Part Of Mississippi's Crest To Lake Pontchartrain

Labor Strength Claim by Taft Shows ‘Interest’   Reiterates He Will Not Campaign for 1952 GOP Nomination

Taft Claim Shows He Has Interest © In 52 Nomination   Ohio Senator Says He Alone Can Carry Labor’s Vote; Will Not Seek Ned

Taft ls Showing Renewed Interes   Presidential Gleam Shows In Eyes Of  Reelected Senator

Taft Showing Renewed Interest In 1952 GOP Presidential Nomination

TAFT SAYS HE IS ONLY GOP TO WIN IN LABOR AREAS   Presidential Gleam in Eye; May Offer T-H Act Improvements.

Ohioan Boasts Get Out Votes.   New Presidential Gleam Is Noted In Evec Of Senator

Taft Points To Vote Record In Labor Centers  Presidential Gleam   Presidential Gleam Seen In Eye Of  Ohioan At Conference

Taft Would Accept Draft for President   Claims He Is Only Republican to Carry Strong Labor Areas

Presidential Gleam Shines In Taft’s Eye   Senator Emphasizes His Vote Victories In Labor Stronghohisa

Taft Shows He Has Labor Vote  Ohio Senator Looms Big In GOP Ranks

He Shows Fresh Interest... . ey NC reSE . ss  Taft Keeps Keen Presidential Eye

Taff Indicates interest In '52 Detect Presidential  Arobition In Claims -

Ohioan Boasts Of Abilify To Gel Out Votes.  mer Dux dd emf   New Presidential Gleam Is Noted In Eves Of Senator

Taft Lays Claim to New Powel   Only GOP Candidate To Carry Areas in Which Labor Rules

Western Europe Will Inaugurate New Currency Pool To Snur Trade July 

New Europe Pac For Free Trade Starts July 1   important Step Will Be Taken By Group Of Nations

Real Princess Gets Ripest Strawberry in Garden And Little Chap Who Tended Patch Is Made Happ

First Lyon Co. Man Ready for induction   Eight Leave Today to Be Sworn into the Service--Five Are From Emooria

First Lyon Co, Men Ready for Induction   Eight Leave Today to Be Sworn into the Service--Siva Are Fram FPoanarin:

RUSSIA BOYCOTTS GOVERNOR DEWEY  33RD U.N, SESSION: ON UPSTATE TOUR

Backward Areas Would Get Advice   USSR and Satellites Absent from Meeting

Judge Keech Meets Today On Requests  For Seizure   Injunction Will Be Topic Of Argument In Federal Courts

Court Move Hangs Over Coal Union   Contempt Action May Be Launched Against Strikers

LIKE KANSAS BREAD   Congressmen Sample Loaves Flown to Capitol Restaurants

Bricker Asks  Atom Defense   Wants Disclosure Of Civilian Problems

BRICKER URGES DISCLOSURE. OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE PLAN   Ohio Senator Declares’ Public Should Know ° What ft May Expect

WONSAN OIL CENTER ERASED BY U.S. A. F.   Photos Show Refinery Now Almost Destroyed

Ship Radar Not Working, Says S. M. Officer   Chief Mate on Luckenhact First Witness at “ Wearing

WHOLESALE PRICES UP FOR 7 STRAIGHT WEEKS   HOARDERS FACE YEAR-IN-JAIL. $10.000 FINES

[Control Bill With Teeth Provides Penalties For ‘BlackMarkets,Hoarders

Polluted Drinking Water Swells Woes Of Flooded Areas   Preliminary Estimates Put Damage at $10,000,000; Small Potteries Hard Hit

Purifying Plants Damaged In Crooksville Area; Loss  Estimated at $10,000,000

MENTAL PLEA MAY BE MADE FOR DEFENSE   British Continue Tighter Check On Security

Fuchs To Ask For Freedom  In Spy Trial   Mercy Plea Will Be Based On Future Value As Atom Scientist

Little Chance Seen for Mercy For Scientist   Fuchs Still Hopeful That He May Help Nations He Betrayec

The Confusion of a General Retreat Brings Trouble for War Correspondents Also

HINTS FEE RAISE   Governor Suggests State Colleges Do So to Offset Budget Cuts

Rhee Against Nationwide. Elections  - Says His Gov't. Only Legal Body 1 (FS SP. ’

Orchards At Hancock Hit By Frost   Damage To Apple And Peach Trees Caused When Temperature Propped To 28

CIO Rejects Chrysler Bid   Showdown Expected From ‘Final Offer’ On Pension System

Chrysler Pension Offer Reiected   Hot Exchange of Accusations Follow

PEACE NEAR AT CHRYSLER   Union Rejects Pension Offer, But Hails It As Step Toward Contract.

Company Offers Final’ Proposals In Pension Dispute  UAU Head Reuther   UAU Head Reuther Calls Plan ‘Major’ Step in SeHlement

Dionne Ouints Visit New York With High School Choir   Make First Public Appearance in U. S. Tonight at Al Smith Memorial Dinner at Waldorf

 Dionne Quints are Wide-eyed in New York City; Gotham Opens iE a ‘ x - ag: waite as Its Arms to Receive Them; They Will Attend Dinner Tonight

Complaining Germans Told to Blame Hitler, Not Allies, for Their Troubles

Don't Cry In Your Beer, Germans Advised Blame Hitler, Not Us, MeCloy: Telle Critical Kraud

The Major Was A Hero In Massacre Ot 68 American Prisoners By Commies

Governor Lane Scores McKeldin On Record As Baltimore Mayor  Accuses GOP Candidate Of Attacking Him “Personally And Politically” In Speech In Hagerstown This Week.

Bandits Take $2,000 - Brought in Brink Car   Stage Payroll Holdup at Exclusive Union - Club in Boston Today, Two Gunmen ~ Escaping With Loot Delivered by  Firm Involved in $1,500,000 Robbery.   “SCENE NEAR -BEACON(®ST.

WOMAN ACCUSED OF KIDNAPING GIRL ENTERS HOSPITAL   Investigators Find Evidence That Dr. Nancy Campbell Faced Financial Difficulties.   REPORTED CLOSE TO PHYSICAL BN EAKDOWN   ‘Extra Ransom Notes Found  in Pocket of Crisoner at   Time She Was Placed  Under Arrest.

SUFFERS MENTAL, CASH TROUBLE  Woman Kidnap Suspect Hospitalized     I

Giuseppe from Italy Treated Like King All Because Coal Shoveler Is Honest Man

Girl Is Killed; -six Are Injured In Auto Crash  Coallido Karly Taecdan   Collide Early Tuesday At 134th And Halsted

Girl Is Killed; Six Are Injured In Auto Crash   Collide Early Tuesday At 1232dth And Halsted

SANDOVAL REBEKAHS,  PAST NOBLE GRANDS, TO HAVE  CHRISTMAS PARTY, DINNER

Americans Blast With Bie Guns   Red Forces Regroup For Big Push in Central Seetor

RED COLUMNS HEAD FOR U. S. MAIN DEFENSES   South Koreans Push Back Communists At Two Points

Foe Pushed Back Seven Miles by Counter Attack   Biggest Engagement of Conflict May  Be Shaping, Headquarters Reports

Massing of Red Divisions on Central Front indicates Preparations for a Maior Push._—MacArthur Is Cheerful.

Defenders Brace For Big Push — Lull Hits Front Prior To Maier Battle

3 Red Columns Point Eastward Against U.S. Before Heavy Fire   South Koreans Push Foe Back on Northeast Flank: Enemy Regroups for Push

MacArthur, Confident, Visits Front   Invaders Believed Regrouping For Central Area Push

3 Communist Columns In Front Move   MacArthur Makes Second Flying Visit to Front

WOMAN WILL GET SANITY HEARING   Mrs. Elnora Epperly Before Commission Tuesday

Bonner Asking Measure of River's Flow   Navigation Demands Seen as Menace to frriaation Program

3 Tax Officials Suspended in Crime Link Qui:   West Caast Men Dropped Pending Probe of Stack Deals

Federal Tax Agents’ Chiet Suspends Trio   Two S.F., One L. A. Revenue Bureau Men Laid Off During Quiz

Internal Revenue Buea! Suspends Three Officials   Accused of Improper Ties With Racketeers

War Delayed Plans For Padre Island   BOCA CHICA BECAME MORE POPULAR BECAUSE IT WAS MORE ACCESSIBLE

what he thinks must be done to avert disaster.   By Major General Claire Lee Chennault IISA. retired

W4KYI WEDS W3LID Ham Radio Courtship Ends In Call Letter Marriage

W4KYI Weds W3LID  Marriage Of ‘Ham’ Radio Operators Gets Big Play

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Lattimore’s Book Given Big Play In New York Papers

Johnson Waives Extradition  Suspects In Thornton Case Await Officers

Chinese Strafe British Vessel   Isbrandtsen Sailors Ask State Dept. Aid

Group Approve: $967 Million Excise Tax Cut  Hou se Committee  Tokes A cti Despite Veto Threa ry

BILLION SLASH ON EXCISE TAX   ‘House Committee Takes Action Despite Threat of Presidential Veto.

House Group Concludes Study On Excise Taxes  fClammittes Cibaue   Committee Okays Levy Slices Totaling Almost One Billion

EXCISE TAX CUTS FACING TRUMAN VETO   House Committee Apparently Not Wore ried About Presie dential Action.

Billion Slash In Excise Tax  Will Be Posed   House Committee Action ‘Tentative’— Rerenue Sought

JOWA TO TRAIN YOUNG MEDICS INRURAL WORK   New Program to Mee! Need for Doctors Is Announced

New SUI Program To Train Doctors For Rural Areas   Will Train Six In First Year; Need is Great

May Request Secret Trial In Case of  A-Bomb Spy   Part of Proceedings May Be Closed To  Public for -Security Reasons, Say British

Britain Might Ask for Secret Trial of Fuchs   Nation Could Request Closed Hearing If Fel Security Jeopardized

Britain Plans Secret Trial . for Dr. Fuchs   To Have Hearing on Traitor Charge Next Friday

Twelve Sheriffs Given Five-Year Terms by Rule   Decision Interprets State Amendment Passed in 1918;  Made by Emmert.

12 SHERIFFS WITHOUT RACE   State Supreme Court Rules 80 Other Counties Must Elect.

an Skyscraper Fire Causes Heavy Damage   Part Of 23d Floor Woolworth Building Swept By Flames

NY Skyscraper Is Gutted by Fire   Twenty-third Floor of the Woolworth Building Scene Of Fire at an Early Hour

Blaze Sweeps  23rd Floor Of  Skyscraper Woolworth Building Center Of Fire In

ASSEMBLY FREES RELATIVES FROM SUPPORTING PENICIANEDC. ODECTODEC AID TM THRACE £42 TH 44

  Loss. of Hainan Would Be Bitter © Blow To Chinese Nationalists

VieMahon Calls For Atom Meet With Russians   Senator Wants Moscow Talks To Follow Session Of Atlantic Lands

ALL PLEAS TO PRODUCE COAL ARE SPURNED   Some Miners Favor Returning to Pits To Resume Work

THOUSANDS OF DIGGERS VOTE AGAINST LEWIS   Only About Third of Men Agree To Return To Three-Day Week

Some Picket, Others Work   37,000 Vote to Go Back into Mines,  Others Diearuntied

Includes Tax Hike On 19 Commodities Ranging From Crude 03! To Playing Cards

Detroit Clues Explored in Statler Probe   Check on Five Heid After Being Found With $37.150

Detroit Gang . Caught with $37,150 in Bas   Do Not Think Mob Connected with Brink Robbery

POLICE ATTEMPT TO LINK MONEY WITH HOLDUP   Find Girl Carryying $37.150 in Bag: Insists Money Won

Lima Court Clerk Admits Embezzlement  Wife of Football Coach klete CIA FAQ tu   Wife of Football Coach Nets $10,749 In Welfare Check Scheme

MARTIN. WANTS TAX AND SPENDING CUT   To Advance Non-Partisan Prosperity Program   HALT UNEMPLOYMENT

Rep. Martin Submits Plan   ive. Point:"Prosperity Pro. gram’: “Offered House by Republican:-Leader.

Martin Urges 5-Point Plan For Prosperity   Spending Must be Cut, Taxes Slashed, Speaker Says:

MARTIN OFFERS PROSPERITY PLAN   Thinks His 5 Pomts Will Reverse Unemployment, Socialism Tide

Offers 5 Points for Prosperity   Martin Speaks in Debate on Omnibus Appropriation Bill

Offer a Five Point Program For Prosperity   Removal of Socialism Fear and Tax Incentive Proposed by Martin

Russian Footsteps Echo Again, In UN Hall—Tsk, Tsk, Eleanor!   Walk No. 18

May Need Pay, Price Controls,  Sawyer Thinks   Would Prevent Damaging Inflation, Commerce Secretary Tells Solons

Snyder Sees  Controls Sure  Wage, Price Fixing Are Certain To Come

Curbs On Prices, Wages Predicted  Passage ¢ oF Re a Contras Measure

Open Hearings on General Controls  Wage-Price Regulation Inevitable, Says Snyder

Snyder Believes Controls Needed  - Only Way to Avoid   Only Way to Avoid ‘Damaging Inflation’

Price-Wa ge C ontrols  Coming 2. “Snyder Says   They Will Be Necessary To Avoid Inflation, Secretary Tells Senate Finance Committee Hearing

Curbs On Prices, Waaes Predicted   Passage Of Rent Control Measure In Senate Seen By Backers, Foes

HEADS OF AIR FORCE INSIST ON 70 GROUP:   But Will Not Press Congress For The Needed Funds

YANKS 10 GET NEW BAZOOKA’   3.5 Inch Weapons Expected To Stop Russian Built Tanks In Korea.

NEW ANTI-TANK WEAPONS 60 TO KOREAN WAR   Expected to Be Most Effective Gun Against Tanks

Sergeant Suc ‘led Into Nese  Of te t Plane But Lilels Saved By Fellow Mechanic

SURVIVES SUCTION OF  THUNDERJET PLANE!   Sergeant Fortunate He did Xot Have Eves Potled From Their ai Soekeis

Will Allow Performers To Continue at NBC During Contract Dispute

Will Eleanor Picket *  T elevision Actors Call Strike, Including Chorus Girls, Mrs. Roosevelt

U.N. PATIENTLY AWAITS REPLY QF RED CHINA   Delegation Must Appear Wednesday to Debate Charge of Aggression.

KKKKKK QUIRINO SAYS, COMMUNIST THREAT TO PHILIPPINES CEASES TO BE ACADEMIC

Eastern German Refugees Power In Western Vote  New Party Proves To Be Big Factor “He Political Ser tha

GROCER ENTERS GUILTY PLEA   Ends Trial) On Charges  Of Selling Liquor 7 To Minors

WORKMAN CAUGHT BY HAND IN MACHINE   Held Prisoner Nine Houts; Res cuers Feared They Would Have To Amputate

World of Conrage:   Worker Is Trapped Nine Hour: With Hand Caughtin Machine

Reds Got Oi With War On   Solon’s Quiz Reveals Big Shipments Went To Communist China

Wintry Storms Worst in 37 Years in State   Flurries Expected To Pile Drifts Up To 30 Inches Deep

STREETS IN OHIO CITIES DESERTED; SNOW CONTINUES   Blizzard, Worst in 37 Years Transforms Heavily Populated Centers Into Ghost Towns.   CLEVELAND DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY   National Guard Called to Dig City Out — Power Failures Hit Thousands ‘of Homes.

BIG INDUSTRIAL CITIES BECOME ‘GHOST’ TOWNS   Northern Ohio Gets Brun Of Storm; Nine Dead; Traffic Halts

Views Will Be Presented To President   Pleven Confers With Attlee On  Crisis In Korea

Vets’ Scheme Ends in Flop   Both Chiefs Refuse To Answer Callers

Division Moves Towards Reds Massed on Line   Communist Battalions Are Within 10 Miles Of American Outpost

Mountains, Cold, And F aulty Maps Slow U. S. Drive OnSpotSouthwest Of Hyesanjin

Red Troops Lie in Wait Near Borde!   Americens And South Kor. eans Probably Face Trouble Ahead

Bitter Cold, Faulty Maps Slow Push.   * South Koreans Pursue Retreating Communist Troops

Elements Of Seventh Division Are Slowed Up By Bitter Cold, Biting Winds; Indications Of Trouble

Report Reds Near Yanks.Now Dug in Close to Frontier   Other Units. Go for Them But Find Only Road Is Rlorcked

Yanks Advance To Meet Reds On Yalu River   Commanders Expect Red Resistance To Develop Shortly

‘Seventh Division Forces ‘Pash Toward Two Ballalions Renorted Near U.S. Outvost

Bloody Battle Marks Resort Beach Dispute  ’ Negro Party Target Of Attack Aa White

Is John Pizza Back On Job In Calumet Park?  fantiiethina Claims   Conflicting Claims Made Concerning Village Marshal

Is John Pizza Back On Job In Calumet Park?  Conflicting Claims Made Concernina   Conflicting Claims Made Concerning Village Marshal

Letter Discloses Governor Backing Allison for Senate  9 oe: Ba EO   Endorsement in Note Sent 2 Days Ago to Rolla Candidate

Legion Opposes Hoover Findings  Veterans Affairs Proposal Fought

More Food, Less Cost This Year, Says Department   Pork Plentifuly Fewer Chickens; Possible Milk Reduction

Report Indicates More Food Available at Less ‘Cost Than During 1949

More Food af Less Cost Probable in 1950 Says Ag Dept.   1949 Was Better Than Before War But ‘50 Is Better

More Food and Lower in Price   Prediction Ils Made by Agriculture Dept.

Forecast More Food At Less Cost This Year   People Expected Tc Have As Much Te Spend As in ‘49

More Food in 1950 and at  Lower Cost   But People Are Using Less Milk, and That Is Causing Concern

N. 0. Cotton   Agriculture Department Says Better Eating Ahead—  You May Get More Food at Less Cost in 1950

John Q. Public To Get Break?  More Food At Less Cost  Forecast For Consumer

_— eee 4  Prospects Good For Year  More Food at Less Cost For Americans Agriculturists Say

‘BROKEN LADDER’   Agriculture Experts Predict More Food At Less Cost; Increased Supplies Help

Flying Club Arranging  June 3 Even:   Full Day’s Program, Open House As Part Of Aviation Week

PLAN AIRPORT FETE JUNE 3   Flying Club Will § Will Spe onsor Event To Attract Thousands

Sleuth Sees Revenge: College Teacher Found Naked. Stabbed on Bed

Man Killed tn Holdup Attempt   Two Slayers Exchange Shots ‘With Policeman In Pittsburgh Today

: Truman Names Oklahoman  Educator Bennett To Head Point 4 Program

Fire Cuts  News Wire: in District  Agencies Struggle   Agencies Struggle To Get News Out To Papers After  Pittsburah Fire

‘ PUBLIC HASN'T A CHANCE    ‘Poll Indicates Who Would Go Into Caves

Bell Workers Await Word From Bierne on Nationwide Sirike   Union President Expected to Give Details of Plans Lote Today. —~

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Hy Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

Romance of African Leader and White Typist From London Now Imperial Issuc

Three Dead As Florida Storm ‘Weakens, Shifts   Hurricane Turns Into Rain Squalls, Moves Into Georgia; New Storm Is Said To Be Shaping

Florida Loss In Storm Is Ten Million   Count Three Dead And Ten Missing As Hurricane Swishes Its Way  Northward To Georgia.

Three Dead, 10 Missing In Florida Hurricane   Another Big Blow Reported Brewing in Gulf; Ten Million in Damages Already Estimated

3 KNOWN DEAD, 10 MISSING IN HURRICANE   Damage Is High In Florida’s Worst Blow in 20 Years

Hurricane Damage Is Extensive   Three Dead, Ten Missing In Wake Of Big Blow; New Storm Threatens.

Blow Is Termed Among Severesf In Two Decades   Homes And Crops Heavily Damaged

NO-WARNING WS CIVEN. OF BUILD-UP   MacArthur Points Out —Chisoce-area Only Night faorch Away

Thought She Was “Too Dumb To Use Gun” Steelworker Husband Shot By Ex-WAC Over Domestic Strife

C. & E. . HEARING IN MT. VERNON ON OCTOBER 5   Railroad Wants to Remove : Trains; Claims $62,315 Loss in 10 Months.

Ada Woman Hart in Auto Overfurn  Mra. R, D. Heys Hes Mine   Mr. R, D. Heys Hes Mine Injury When Cer Hies lee om Hill: Neer Homer

Ada Woman Hart In Auto Overturn  Mrs. B.D. Heys Hes Mino Injury When Cor Hits Tee on KiN Near Homer

Lull Permits Yanks to Set New Defense North of Pyongyang   But Things Are Still Hot In the Northeast Area of Korea

Most U.S. Units Elude Red Trap   Lull In Fighting Gives UN Troops Time To Dic In

Trap Marines in Northeast  Gls Dig In 30 Miles   Gls Dig In 30 Miles North Of Pyongyang

New Defense Line Set Up 30 Miles North Of Former Red Capital At Pyongyang

LAST ELEMENTS HAVE ESCAPED CHINESE TRAPS   Estimated 89,000 Com' munists Attack On North east Front   LULL ON NORTHWEST FRONT UNEXPLAINED

CHINESE TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE ON NORTHEAST FRONT   Traps Snapped on American   Marines and Soldiers in  Changjin Reservoir Area.   YANKS BATTLE HARD TO FREE THEMSELVES   80,000 Reds Take Part in Offensive—Leatherneck’s Supply Route From  Coast Blocked.

SecondDefense Line Set Up by Allies in Korea   Some Units Fight Thru Roadblocks As They Retreat

Fierce Battles Still Raging Near Reservoir  Abrupt Lull Enables Allies To Pull Back  oo me

Most of U.S. Sth Army Eludes Trap  But Another Red Trap Is Spr ung In Northeast

Reds Spring Traps In Northeast Area   Vuiet in Northwest Sector Gives UN Chance To Establish Shorter Defense

Elements Of 24th Infantry Division Eludes Trap 20 Miles To The North By Pulling Back Across Chongchon Ri ver

Americans Fight Back To Avoid Entrapment   More Thousands’ Of Chinese Communists Close In On United States Soldiers And Marines In  Siouytleowet Mame

Last of Yanks In Northwest Flee Red T rap   Chinese Try to Snap Traps on Americans In Northeastern Korea

2Ath Infantry Division Blasts Circle of Reds   Masses of Enemy Reported Moving  Toward South

Eighth Army Sets Up New Defense Line   Americans Trving to Hold 30 Miles North of Pyongyang.

U. 5. INFANTRY ESCAPES TRAP IN NORTHWEST   First Marines Holding Firm Inside Pincer in Northeast

Wickens Sent Te Kansas By. Army  * Col. Ryen. Te Take  fe x BRA tAr

Plane Search  Weathered Out   Poor Flying Conditions Keep Planes Grounded In Second Week

Chinese Reds ‘A goressors,  U.S. Tells UN   UN In Most Crucial Meeting As 200,000 Red Chinese Troops Swarm Over North Korea In Effort To Trap Allies; Reds’ Drive Starts ‘New War’, UN Warned

UN COMMANDER SAYS CHINESE REDS POURING. ACROSS BORDER INTO KOREA LIKE “LOCUSTS”

Red Hordes Pout Thru Gaps in Defense Lines   Chinese Threaten To Trap UN Troops In North Korea

Reds Surge Ahead; May  Trap Allies   Chinese Pouring Like Locust Horde Past Widening Hole.

Communists Pour Over Countryside, Threaten To Trap Allied Armies   MacArthur Says Full Scale Intervention Poses Issues Beyond His Authority and Asks United Nations What to Do.

‘Communists Threaten to Trap Allies in Offensive Marking Start of Fresh Conflict   Gen. MacArthur Asks UN to Decide Now What They Want Him to Do in Most Critical Situation

IU. S. Accuses Chinese of ‘Open; ‘Notorious’ Korean Agoression -

Generals Ordered ‘To Confer In Tokyo      MacArthur Says Intervention Poses Issue Beyond His Authority

U.S. Charges China With Open Korean Aggression: Red Hordes Swamn Line

Hordes Of Chinese Reds Rip Through UN Lines; Allies Rocked   Aggression Shatters Allies’ High Hopes Of Getting Yanks “Home By Christmas”.

UN Commander Accuses Chinese of Starting ‘Entirely New War, Calls Top Commanders  In Urgent Conference to Discuss Situation

_ —PRETTY STAR CHEERED— Pinchhitting Soprano Scores in Met Debut

Train Wreck Kills Nine; A6 Injured   200: Railway Fans Aboard Two Cars In Head-on Crash

Sheriff, Convict’s Wife Die in Crash  Official Flying Her To Home of Parents

Solons Quiz. Diplomat On Stolen Data   Closed Session Set  After Charges Made By M’Carthy Refuted

Senate Probers Quiz Service af Public Session  - Fa Testimony Is  gina (€ ane;naaro.

Will Ask Service Queries Publicly   To Be Asked Whether He Passed Documents To Amerasia Figure

Senate to Open Service Quiz; Passed Secret  Data, FBI Says   Plans Changed After MeCarthy Issues Statement

McCarthy Charges Diplo« mat Gave U. S. Papers To Amerasia Editor   FBI Data Will Be Opened To Public   Senator Says It Will Show ‘Known Military Secrets’ Exchanged By Pair

‘Called Back for Questioning on Testimony He Passe Military Data to Editors ef Amerasia

Service Called Back to Answer FBI Questions   McCarthy Not Present When FBI Agents Had Testified Before

Service to Be Grilled About Jaffe Meeting  Career Diplomat to Face Senate Probers For t Second d Day of

Service Up. : For More  Questioning  State Department   State Department Worker Denies He Was Red Middle Man

Career Diplomat John Service Will Appear For Further Questioning By Subcommittee On Charges Of Passing Out Military Secrets

FBI Testimony Claims He Gave Secrets To Reds   Diplomat Denies Inplication In Soviet Spy Ring

HEARING FOR CAREER MAN TO BE PUBLIC   Senate Subcommittee Leoking Inte Case Reverses Earlier Arrangement for Secret Quiz   ENTERS FLAT DENIAL

Service ' wi To Answer Report On FBI’s Findings   Secret Session To Be Held On McCagthy Claim That Evidence Shows State Department Official Gave Documents To Jaffe

Open Hearing s Ordered For Service  Diplomat Queried in Connection With

Quiz Service Further In Amerasia Case   McCarthy Says FBI Data Shows Service Passed On Secret Papers

—~AMERASTA— Alleged FBI  Testimony Te  Be Discussed  Admits He May  Have Aided Jaffe

AMERASIA PROBERS TO QUIZ SERVICE   Statement By McCarthy Of Secret Testimony Changes Plans

—AMERASIA— Service 1s Questionec Publicly   PBI ‘MIKE’ PROOF HEARD

Hoscow Is Said To Be Working On Amazing Plar   Making Effort y To Arrange Deal To Divide World

Having Spread Far Enough for Now Russia Looks for Deal With West°

MISSOURT FOREST HIRES BURN 3,000 AGRES OF TIMBER   Blaze Rages in Lake of Ozarks Area, Swept by Howling 45-Mile-anHour Wind.   WEARY FIGHTERS TRY TO CHECK FLAME>   More Than 25 Fires Brought Under Control — Some Started by Resentful “Squatters,”’

Flying Dises Not New: Were Developed In Germany As Early As 1912, Says Italian Scientist

Flying Discs Nothing New   Designed in Germany anc Italy as Early as 1942, Scientist Says.

 —THEY MIGHT BE REAL—  Reveals ltaly, Germany  Designed Ff lying Discs

‘Flying Discs Being Seen In Italy; ‘Studied During War, Says Scientist  Noted Italian Authority Save Hitler And Mieen.   Noted Italian Authority Says Hitler And Mussolini Were Interested Back In 1942; Techniaue Known. He Claims.

‘Saucers’ Old Stuff To This Scientist   Italian Claims Hitler, Mussolini Developed Idea

‘Discs Not From Mars’   Italian Scientist Says Germany and Italy Both Have Made Devices

PROBE 15 BEGUN UF A.C. POLICE   GOV, SMITH REVEALS HE, Is CONDUCTING IENVESTIGA. TION OF DEPARTMENT.

GOVERNOR CONDUCTS OWN INVESTIGATION AS RESULT OF 2 GANGLAND MURDERS

Apariment Garbage Pilina Up   Peace Talks Fail To End Strike of Service Men

Garbage, Mail Pile Up In Manhattan  Apartment Service Strike Unsettled

ACHESON HINTS AT SWIFT. ACTION US. Foreign Policy Supports ~ Aim Of Rearming West Germany

Long Distance Service Cut In Indiana   Bell Completing Only ‘Emergency’ Calls Due To Indianapolis and South Bend Strikes

Floods And Ice Add To State's Weather Picture   St. Francis River Overflows Into More Territory

Army Secretary Tells West Pointers ‘New Weapons’ to Check Aggression

Dixie Planning FEPC Talkfest   Civil Rights Program Duc For Some Rough ‘ Sledding

Dixie Solons To Filibuster Against FEPC   Russell Promises  Last-Ditch Fight

Senators Band  To Fight FEPC   i8 Southern Democrats Pledoe ‘Rattle ta Fun’

Massachusetts Voters Will Decide On State Lottery For Old Age Assistance

State Lottery Up To Voters  ie ee) Seer ea eee   Massachusetts Plans Pension Financing

Lottery Issues to Be Put Before  ‘Massachusetts Voters November 7

#vecording Tapes Yield Nothing  NewLeadsIinBinaggioMurderProve Futile: Cops Hunting For ‘Mr. Big

First U. S, Cavalry Goes Over To Offensive Above Taegu, Gain Nearly Mile In First Rush   FIGHTER PLANES DROP JELLY BOMBS

Yanks Score Gains of Nearly a Mile in First Phase of Drive; General Walker Declares “Worst !s Over” in Korean War.

First American Cavalry Thrust Gains About Mile   Gen. Walker Announces. “Worst Is Over In Korea”; Americans Take Everything Reds Have In Past Ten Days And Then Strike Out In Furious Thrust

First Cavalry Gains A Mile  In New Drive   Aud Geneval Walker Confident The Reds Can Be Stopped

FirstCavalry Drives Almost Mile in Attack   Former Horsemen Let Reds ‘Have It’ in First Offensive

General Walker Says Worst Over in Korea After Stopping Reds; Mile Gain Reported

‘Worst Over’ In Korea, Says Gen. Walker   U. 3. Troops Gain Almost Mile In First Attack

Gain Nearly a Mile in First Rush As General Walton Walker Says Worst Is Over in Korea; New Red Drive on Taegu May Be Shaping Up

{ST CAVALRY STRIKES REDS IN OFFENSIVE   “WorstIs Overtin Korea,” Says Lt. Gen. Walker In Optimistic Report.

Yanks on Offensive In Korea   First Cavalry © Pushes Ahead; Gen. Walker Says, "Worst Is Over’

First Cavalry Cuts Loose In Offensive  Rush That Gains Mile   Yank Cavalrymen Let Enemy Have It Today After Taking His Best Punches For Ten Days.

Change Of Policy For Times-News  Names Of Drunken Drivers Not Printed

SURPRISE TOLD IN DEATH TRIAL   Young Fereman Of Jury In Merey Killing Case Saw His Own Wite Die Of Cancer Last Year.

Sander Jury's Foreman Saw  Own Wife Die of Cancer  Both Prosecution and Defense Indicate Dallas Cutler Will Remain a Juror

SIoted for Ovnard   Tithe Vill Housing   ltalian Reds Warn Civil War

Reds Warn of Civil War in ltaly Unless Demands Met   Communist Strikes Force Resignation  Of Italian Cabinet

italian Premier, Cabinet To Quit Posts Tomorrow  De Gasperi Expected To Be Asked To Form New Government

TAIN PREMIER AND CABINET WIL RESIGN TOMORRO'   De Gasperi To Form New Government; Protest Strike Under Way

talian Reds vall 24 Hr. Walkout   Leaders Warn of Possible Civil War; Cabinet May Quit And Reoraanize

Violence Toll In Texas 131  12 More Deaths Mark  T erie  iet Costsirel es

BOY WINS VERDICT   For $35,000 For Injuries Received From Bonfire

LOSSES ‘REMARKABLY SMALL’  8th Army’s Skillful Retreat Planned Before Chinese Hit

James Cox  Is 80 Today   Once.a Demo Candidate For President; Is Still Active in Business

Sen. McCarthy Wants Rest Before Resuming Testimony   Subcommittee Meets Today Behind Closed Doors; To Discuss Investigation Speedup

Senate Probers After McCarthy For More Names  Mor w Needed To ae ck Up Che ree Pall

Ask McCarthy to Name More In Red Inquiry   But Senator Says He Needs To Catch Up On His Sleep First

McCarthy Is Pressed For More Names   Committee Meets Behind Closed Doors: Hears Miss Kenyon’s Denial On Tuesday

McCARTHY ASKS TIME TO REST   ‘Urged To Give More Names ' To Back Up Charges of  Reds In Government

Senate Investigators Ask For Names As MeCarthy  Calls Recess In Hearing

‘Woman In Denial Of Allegations   Accuser Says Wants Sleep Before Giving Mure ‘Red’ Names

Miss Kenyon Refutes Claim She's Communist  Sen. McCarthy Rests:   Sen. McCarthy Rests; Committee Seeks Wa) To Get All Names

Senator Fails To Show Up At Hearing Today   Says He’s Tired; Investigators Go Into Huddle

Probers Ask M Carthy For More Names   But Senator Says He Needs ‘Couplpe Nights of Sleep’ . Before Continuing

Dorothy Kenyon Says Senator's Charges Untrue  Republican To Turn Loose Of Name List After Documentation

Sen. McCarthy Pressed For More Names  Senate Investigators Want Concrete Data In Probe Of Reds

M’Carthy Pressured To Produce Names of all 81 ‘Security Risks’; Senate Group Calls Closed Parlew

Ask More Names  To Back Charges  Of Communism   McCarthy Needs Couple Of Nights Sleep Before Proceeding With Probe

Senators Press For More Names In Red Inquiry   M’Carthy Requests Additional Time, Declares He’s Tired; Dorothy Kenyon Denies Pro-Communist Charges At Hearing

More Names Being Asked Of Senator By Probers   McCarthy Requests Time To Document  Charges Remaining

SENATE COMMUNIST PROBE GOES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS WHILE McCARTHY TAKES NAP   Accused Fro-Commie Kenyon Emphatically Denies Charge; Tells Probers ‘There Is Not A Communist Bone In My Bodv’

Murray Lifts Charter; Plan New Council   Union President Declares Group Tied to Commies

Russia Tries Comeback In Europe To Offset Loss Of Prestige In Asia

CommunismRates ‘Low in Asia Now; Seek Europe Gains  Attempt Seen to Scare   Attempt Seen to Scare Germans and French From U. 5S. Alliance

Dewey Urges Stand By Free World on  Formosa Invasion   Don’t Wait for Attacks, Iz His Advice; Says Reds Wage Undeclared Warld War 3

Dewey Urges United Stand In Formosa   Should Not Wait Until Attack to Determine Degree of Unity

Brainy Students To Be Deferred  : Temporary Regulation:  Are Advisory Only

Senate Votes On Navy Chief  Oratory On Denfeld Ouster Comes First

Await Senate Approval On Adm. Sherman   Wachington— (PF) —Admiral Forrest P. Sherman teday was confirmed by the senate as the chief of naval operations.

Appoint Ministers Today _  Methodists Reappoint Dr. Walter Overstreet

Chinese Reds Say U.S. Planes Attack Again  Chou Wires Malik Demand For Curb On American ‘Aggression

China Lodges New Charges Against U. S.   Says American Plane: Bombed Manchurian Area And Killed 5

Chinese Reds Say Border Violated   U. $. Vigorously Denies Ale Force Fired On Chinese Territery

Commie China Drums Up New Bomber Charae   Says Our Planes Violate Red Borders

Peiping Protests  ‘Invasion of Air’  (Manchuria Raiding Denied  Vizgorously by U.S.

China Reds Claim Yank Planes Kill And Wound  civilians Across Border   Communists Demand Security Council Take Measures To Prevent Americans In Koreas, Fram ‘Extending Acereseinn’

CHINA CHARGES NEW  BORDER VIOLATIONS   Reds Report U. S. Planes Over  Territory Again—Call for Action by U.N,

4In Family Die As Train Wrecks Auto   Wurtland Couple, Two Children Killed In Crossing Mishap

5 Killed Here As Train Hits  Truck in Rain   Couple and Two Smal! Children, Neighbor Victims of Haythorn Ave. Crossing Crash

Chief Testifies In Court Martia   Says Captain Vainly Yelled For Course  TGF FYA WMC Ba Cee

Navy Court Martial Is Told Of Vain Request By Captain  For Course Recommendation

Bryn Mawr College Girl Missing   Not Seen Since Starting Home for Spring Vacation.

Disappears on Way Home  Police Conduct Search For Missing Bryn Mawr Coe:

JOLSON RITES PLANNED FOR TOMORROW ©   Babbi. Max Nussbaum to Conduct Jewish Services in Hollywood's Temple Isracl — Interment to Follow-in Glendale Forest: Lawn Memorial Park,

USE RUSSIAN GUNS With U. S. Second Division, Ko rea—(#)—Scores of Russian-made   epbitlaon wMinnan whiakh @hesd Aeen

Board Ready To Petition For Ballots  On Finances   County-Wide Plans For New Buildings

Union Curb  Bills Head For Debate   State Senate to Take Up Sizzling Issue Thursday

Acheson To Report On Talks Today  Will Speak Before Congress, Nation

Writer Says Kremlin Uses Catholic Church As One Of Biggest Sources Of Manpower

Kremlin Turns Catholic Church Into Source of Manpower for Slave Camns

- $120 FROM 13 BOYS   Theft is Reported at Delta U. Frat House Last Evening

Maragon Found Guilty of Perjury   Ex-White House Pal Faces 2-10 Years

Convict Maragon On Perjury Count  Lied to Senate on His Bank Accounts

Maragon Lied To Senators, Jury Decides   ‘Influence Peddler’ Denied Bail Until Sentencing On Perjury Countsa

Hind Maragon Guilty Of Lying To Senate   Jury Decides Former White House Pal Tolc Fib About Bank Fund:

Jury Convicts Maragon of Lying To Senate Probe   One-Time Hanger-Or At White House Faces Prison Term

MARAGON HELD GUILTY; COURT REFUSES BAIL   Former Hanger-On At White House Found Guilty of Perjury

JURY FINDS MARAGON LIED TO SENATORS   Is Sent to Jail to Await Sentencing, Probably Next Week

Gul REFUSES BAIL   Former Hanger-On At White House Found  Guilty of Perjury

Maragon Is Convicted Of Lying:  Slapped in Jail to   Slapped in Jail to Await Sentencing, Possibly Friday.

NEW PAINT JOB ° FOR COURT HOUSE   PWet VUES SEU UNE  Contracts Also Awarded For Floor Coverings And Other Imnravemantc:

0-Day Rent Curbs Extension. Approved  Senate Acts; House To Vote on Monday

John L. Lewis Tells President Not To Invoke Labor Laws; Men Still Wouldn’t Work

White House Hints Truman May Use T-H Law Later  Chief Leaves Question  Of UMW's Work   Schedule Unanswered

Wisconsin Coal  Stockpiles Near Caitical Point —   Fuel in Small Lots Available if Buyer Is Not Choosy

Wisconsin Stockpiles Very Low   Stockpiles Continue  . Near Critical Low Point; Stock May Last A Month

2 Fliers Come Through Unscathed After iCrash. Hide and Seek Game With Reds

CRUISE SHIP IS DELAYED   Plans Fer Reception of  Grand Rapids Visitors   Are Revised

CBS Strike Ends; Streetcar and Bus Onerators at L.A. Threaten Walkout

Doesn't Get in Touch With Senate Com mittee; Browder Accepts Subpoena to Testify at Hearing Today.

Missing Red Probe Witness Turns Up. Disappears Again   Former FBI Informer Phones Wife He’s Going Away For Month After Being Located In  New York; Browder Called in Probe

Will Absent Himself For Month, Ex-FBl Informer Tells Wife; Shuns Senate Probe

Lost Witness To Skip, He Phones Wife   Red Inquiry Turns Gn Browder  Testimony Today

Missing Red  Probe Figure  ‘Going Away Huber Fails To Reveal Hideout

Contempt Case Appeal Denied By High Court   Ruling Indirectly Upholds Congress In Red Inquiries

Bloodmobile fo Be In Richwood; Quota 100 Pints   Legion Hall to Serve As Headquarters; _Granges Helping Recruit

PLANE LOST: FEAR 35 DEAD   Searching Parties Comb Mountainous Areas  Near Tokyo

Runaway Bu: Kills Two, Injures 47   Rams Two Trucks Smashes Coupe, ‘Hits Pedestrians

Army Captain, Eyewitness Of Tragic  Train Wreck Says “Men Remained Calm”

Orders Given to  Massing Troops to Make Red Koreans ‘Die or Surrender’

YANKS CAPTURE 38  NORTH KOREAN NURSES VnrrTrin + ee epiinwrra ree.

MOVIE WRITERS LOSE AGAIN IN SUPREME COURT   Way Clear For Disposal Of Eight Companion Contempt Cases

MOVIE WRITERS REBUFFED AGAIN   Lawson And Trumbo Lose Second Bid For Supreme Court Review -

Tribunal Denies Bid  For Review   Refused To Tell Connections With Communist Party

Way Is Cleared For Taking Up § Other Cases   Charged With Refusal To Tell Congress If They Were Ever Reds

Gov't Case On Maragon Is Tottering   Further Testimony Hinges On Confidential Records

GOV'T CASE IN MARAGON TRIAL IS TOTTERING   /Recess Called When Defense  Subpoenas Confidential Records.

Curb on Reds  Before House   Enough Votes Seen by Backers To Head Of Veto

U.S. Rushing to Supply South Koreans With War Materials to Fight Invasion

U. $. Rushes Supplies To South Korea   War Materials For Red Invaded Country Includes F-51 Planes

U. S. Rushes South Korea Much-Needed Military Aid   Transfer Of Planes Approved; Fighters  Escort: Evacuations

Gen. M’Arthur Sending Aid To S. Koreans   Ordered by Washington To Help; Munitions, Planes Needed Most

U. S. RUSHING 10 AID KOREA   Prepares To Send Matterials, Including Mustang Fighter Planes   PLANS AIR COVERAGE

United States Planes To Be Sent Koreans   Guns, Ammunition Will Be Provided; Convovs Ordered

MaecArthur Is Ready To Ship War Materiel   American Pilots Ready To Shoot if Necessary While Escorting Ships

U.S. Rushes War Materiels To South Korea  MacArthur Ordered To Supply Troops  i altima C'nemmtmnrete

U.S. Rushes Preparations fo Send Military Supplies to South Korea   Ten Mustang Fighter Planes Wil] Be Turned Over to Sorely Pressed Republic; Air Cover Odered for Evacuations and Arms Shipments

U.S. To Rush War Materiel! To South Korea   MacArthur Announces Transfer Of Planes ApprovedInWashineton

South Koreans To Get American Arms From Japan   U.S. To Rush War Materiels

Defensive Firing Orders Issued to American Planes and Ships Between Japan and S. Korea   Truman Pledges Support of UN Peace Effort   ar) SEES SEW CST SS F EOS  WASHING EON President Truman today pledge full United States support of United Nations efforts to end the “unprovoked aggression” against South Korea.

U.S. Rushes Plans To Aid Anti-Reds   Ten Planes To Be Turned Over To Koreans

U.S. Rushing Planes, Guns To South Kore   Supplies Being Sent From Depots in Japan

M ‘Arthur Will Rush US. Aid   Fighter Planes Are Made Ready for Korean Airmen

United States  Speeds Moves To  Aid South Korea Ten Fighter Planes  To Be Transferred; Evecuntion Geviecact

Truman Wants Business to Dig Up 4 Billions   President Seeks to Recapture Profits From Armaments

Fight Looms As Business Resists Move   Chief Executive Say: Profits Have Risen As Result Of Arming

IN SHORT SESSION Truman Asks Congress to Pass $4 Billion Excess Profits Tax   January Draft Quota Will Include 40,000

Asks That Law Be Passed Before End of Short Session; Says Business Profits Have Risen Sharply.

Truman Asks $4Billion Profits Tax   Corporation Levy To Be Retroactive To Last July.1

President Urges Short Session Put  $4 Billion Levy on Corporations and Rep. Doughton Agrees; 1951 Battle Over Arms, Economic Policies Seen’

Truman Calls For $4,000,000,000  Tax on Profits   President Asks Passage At Short Session Of Congress

4 Billions More Goal Of Truman   Congress Expected To Shove Measure Through During Short Session

TRUMAN URGES 4 BILLION TAX ON EXCESS PROFITS   President Wants Short Ses. sion to Enact Levy and Make It Retroactive to  Last July 1.   RUSINESSMEN’S GROUP VOICES OPPOSITION   Committee Proposes $7,000, 000 Boost in Other Taxation to Help Meet Defense Outlays.

TRUMAN URGES STIFF EXCESS - PROFITS LEVY   Calls On Congress For $4 Billion Annual Tax  On Corporations   BUSINESS MEN HAVE STOP-GAP PROGRAM

Sen. Morse Faces Fight In Primary   Heavy. Demo Vote Seen in GOP Oregon

Nation Will Watch Outcome of Oregon Primary E lection; Hoover vs Morse

All-Time Peak Qn State Taxes   Not Ask For Any Increase Unless  It Be For Roads

To Ask Legislation for Bigger Truck Tax a Smith Says Government Cost Will Never Be Brought Down:

Slaying Of South Korean Civilians By Angry Reds Dampens Liberation Joys

Condition of Accident Victim of Leachville Still Termed Critical

Marine Officer   Wayne Morse Wins in Oregon  Senator Renominated   Senator Renominated In Bitter Primary

Morse Wins Easy Oregon Primary   Margin over Unknown May Reach 2 to 1

Oregon’s Morse Is Renominated   Decisively Trounces Conservative Opposition; Op ponent in November Election Still in Doubt

MORSE WINNER IN OREGON RACE   Senator Easily Defeats Conservative Opposition For Nomination In HepaTnlioah Primary.

Morse Wins Renomination In Oregon  ! Democratic ae Walt  mranoan’® SF

Morse Wins In Oregon  ‘Beats tandpat GOP  Oppon ent Decisively  a ae B. . bk oe

Senafor Morse Wins Oregon GOP Primary  Opponent Carries Only Two Counties in Bitter Contest

SEN. MORSE WINS OREGON PRIMARY   Trounces Conservative GOP Opposition To Gain  Renomination

Oregon’s Senafor Morse Decisively Beats Opposition fo Capture GOP Renomination

‘enator Morse Victor in Oregon Primary Race   Scores Decisive Win By a 2 to 1 Margin Over Dave Hoover

Morse Scores Decisive Win In Oregon Race  Defeats GOP   Defeats GOP — Conservatives tn Hot Contest

Oregon GOP  Names.Morse   ‘Renominated for U. S.Senate Post Over Conservative Opponents.

Morse Soundly Defeats Oregon Primary Foes   Conservative Opposition Attacks ‘Independent’ Voting Record

Morse S Sweeps Oregon Ballot  Senator Wins G.O.P.  Primary Nomination

PYONGYANG FACES MANY PROBLEMS  Deserted North Korean Capital Gradually Coming Back To Life

Pyongyang, City of Death When Allies Arrive, Slowly Coming Back to Life Despite Problems

Pyongyang Slowly Returns To Life Under UN Regime   Residents Fearfully Take UP Existence Again “Tn Battered City.

Woman Sues Her Uncle for Divorce   Fall on Milk Bottle Fatal to Girl. 4

10 Million To Be Added To Benefits   Little Opposition To Measure Seen

CHRYSLER-UAW TALKS GO ON   Both Sides Race Against Wednesday’s Strike Deadline

Aerial Assaults Take Heavy Toll  North Koreans Try Desperately   North Koreans Try Desperately To Widen Kum River Bridgehead

QUADS DOING NICELY   Roy and Three Girls Were Born to Minnesota Woman

Big Profit rrom Racing Business  Two Kansas City Men Tell of Makin 3 000  From $7,500 FROM A NEWS SERVICE Testified Before Senate  Commerce Subcomittee   QUADS DOING NICELY

GOP Presses Atfack On Reds In Government  Senators Martin, McCarthy Take Lec   Senators Martin, McCarthy Take Lead In Demanding Probe OF ‘Infiltratiane’

G.0.P. Opens New Attack on Reds in  Government Posts   Investigation of Charges Is Demanded; Would Fire 57 Members in Employ

Anti Communist Attack Pressed   McCarthy, Martin Lead G.O.P. Drive

Republicans Push Attacks On Red Infiltration In US  Martin, McCarthy rT. .. jJ Ye... frat      Martin, McCarthy Demand Probe Of  Administration

DEMANDS MADE TO OUST REDS   Republicans Press Attacks On State Department, Claiming It Shelters Reds -—-Distharre Souchi.

Republicans Press Infiltration Attack  McCarthy Demands Discharge of 57

G.O.P. Presses  New Attacks  Against Reds U.S. Infiltration Is  Target Of Criticism Of State Department

GOP Says Reds’ OnU.S. Payroll  57 Members Claimed In State Department

TEMPERATURES   Republicans Open Drive To Rid  Government Of All Communists

Republicans Charge Truman Regime  Riddled With Reds   Senator McCarthy Demands Dismissa! Of &7 Membere OF State Department

NEW VIOLENCE FLARES IN EASTERN OHIO Bulldozer Blown Up, Shots Fired At Home Of Mine Operator In Bergholz

Crowded Commuter Rips Into Another Passenger Train Going In Opposite Direction At Rockville Center —Motorman Charged With Second Degree Manslaughter—Disaster Worst Of Its Type In Railroad History In Metropolitan New York

Train Headon Info Another, Killing 28   ‘Worst Disaster On US Railroads In Four Years

HEAD-ON CRASH WORST IN U.S. IN FOUR YEARS   Long Island Railroad Cars Split By Impact; Put Blame On Motorman

Rail Crash Kills 29, Injures 100   Trains, on Meer Island Rail road ae Heedony on   ONE RAN PAST SIGNAL   Rescuers Work Thru the Night Amid Scenes of  Horror 

Hospitals Call for Blocd Plasma; Motorman Faces Second Degree Manslaughter

One Runs Through Red Light And Then Slices Into Another  Bodies Brought Out In Pieces

Long Island Is Scene of  Rail Tragedy   Doctors, Thousands Of Curious Flock to Site of Collision as Victims Plead for Aid

Horror — At Scene Of Wreck   Mangled Bodies Piled High After Head-On Collision of Trains Near New York City

Trainman Held In Fatal Crash On Long Island   29 Die in Train Collision On Temporary ‘Gantlet’; 105 Injured Listed

Many of 100 Hurt May Not Live; Motorman  Of 1 Train Held   Head Cars of Both Units Torn Apart, Mangled Bodies on Siding

One Moforman Arrested; Ran Through Signal   Many Critically Hurt In New York City’s Worst Rail Disaster

Long Island Train Crash Toll At 29   New York Commuter Mangled As Cars Are Splintered

‘Kill Me! Please Kill Me!’ Cries Crash Victim:   Long Island Railway Tragedy Worst in Nation in 4 Years

Worst U. 5. Rail Mishap In Four Years   Eastbound Train Runs Through Red Stop Signal; 100 Persons Injured

TRAIN RUNS STOP SIGNAL; 100 INJURED   Crowded Commuter Rips Into Another Passenger Train at Section of Nar« row Right-of-Way,   ENGINEER HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER   Collision Rips Cars Apart; Dead ‘and Injured Piled in Heaps; Cut Off Arms and Legs.

Signal Missed As Two Trains Meet Headlong   ‘Siding’ Mishap Injures 105; Motorman Arrested On Charges Of Second Deeree Manslaushter

Commuter Cars Meet Head-on   Many of Injured Are Critical; Car Went Past Red Liahe

Crash On Long Island Injures More Than 100   Motorman Charged With Manslaughter Following Collision

100 Others Hurt In Long Island's Worst Rail Crash  One Engineer Runs Red Signal at Site Of Proiect Work

29 Killed, 100 Hurt as Trains Crash   One Motorman Helk on Charge of Manslaughter

29 LOSE LIVES ‘IN TRAIN GRAS   195 Injured, Some Critically, As Passenger Rams Another Unit in New York

INSIDE READING   Railroad, Cops Say Motorman Ignored Signal  Many in Long Island

More Than: 100 Others Are Injured   Crowded Long Island Railroad Train Runs Through Red Light On Siding and Slices Into Oncoming Train; 1,000 On 2 Trains

Two Trains Are Sliced By Impact   Collision Takes Place at Rockville Centre on Maekeshife Siding; 1,000 in Couches   Al Dectors Called   Every Physician In Area Summoned to Scene of Tragedy

WRECK OCCURS ON TEMPORARY TRACK SIDING   Motorman is Arrested Accused of Running Red Light

Head-on Crash Is Worst Ever For N.Y. Gity   Motorman Held, Ran Past Signal On Commuter Trin

Motorman Charged In L.  Train Wreck Killing 28 ©   Screaming Victims Trapped Under Tons Of Metal Hacked Out In Pieces By Rescue Workers

More Than 100 Others Are Injured   Irain Runs Red Light Crashes into Other On Long Island.

One Motorman is Held on Charge Of Manslaughter   100 Others are Hurt as Trains Crash Head-on

Commuter Trains Crash  Head On; 29 Known Dead And More Than 100 Hurt

Many of 100 Injured Are Critical   Commuter Train Goes Through Stop, Hits Second Headon

Moforman Held For Ignoring Red Signal   2 Trains, Carrying 1,000 People, Masses Of Twisted Steel

Two Passenger Trains  Meet Head-On At Night   Collision Due To One Running Through Rec Light; Victims Scream And Pray In Pain And Fright While Awaiting Rescue.

Engineer Arrested As Trains Collide on Long Island Siding  Co hee hoe Cem ce   Surburban Station Horror Scene As Rescuers Use Axes, Torches In Effort To Free Manaled Victim:

Doctors Saw Off Arms, Legs To Remove Injured   Motorman Charged With Second Degree Manslaughter; Passenger Runs Thru Rail Stop Signal

Tragedy Laid To Disregard Of Red Light   Doctors Sever Legs To Free Passengers Pinned Under Cars

New York Rail Wreck Takes Heavy Toll   ‘Two Trains Crash Causing Death To 29 Persons

Collision Rips Two Crowded Trains In Half  Screaming Victims Trapped In Ruins

[DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 29 IN NEW.YORK TRAIN CRASH; 100 ARE INJURED

100 Are Injured in Accident at Rockville Center   Eastbound Commuter Skips Red Signal at Temporary ‘Gauntlet’

Coaches Ripped Lengthwise  As Motorman Passes Signal   MORE THAN 100 HURT   In  Metropolitan New York’s Worst Railroad Tragedy: Victims Scream and Pr mh Pain And right

Commuter Train Speeds Through A Stop Signal  100 ) Injured, Many

Speeds Through Stor Signal on a Siding   Motorman Charged With Manslaughter in Metropolitan’s Worst Railroad Disaster; Commuter Was Jam med With Early Home-Going Theater Crowds.

100 Hurt, Many Seriously, East of Manhattan   Steel Cars Torn to . Pieces; Motorman Misses Red Licht

Many of 100 Injured Are in Critical Condition After Wreck Last Night: Motor man Arrested.   WORST TRAIN CRASH IN FOUR YEARS

Motorman Is Charged With Manslaughter   ‘More Than 100 Others Injured in Metropolitan New Yark’s Worst Railroad Tragedy.

‘More Than 100 Injured at Rockville Centre, N. Y.   Metropolitan New York’s Worst Railroad Tragedy: Motorman Arrested’

Trains Crash On Long Island, 100 Others Hurt   Motorman Arrested For Running Past Red Light

More Than 100 Injured Out of 1,000 on Trains   One Motorman Arrested; Went Through Red Licht, Claim

Police Say Train Ran Red Signal   Head-Qn Collision Worst In History OL New York City

More Than 100 Other  Persons Hurt   Motorman Charged With Manslaughter After N. ¥. Wreck

29 Killed, 100 Hurt as Trains Crash  One Motorman Helk ane fb newer   One Motorman Helc on Charge of Manslaughter

30 Killed In Long Island Train Wreck: More Than 100 Hurt: Motorman Is Arrested

Report More Than Hundred Others Hurt  Hold .Motorman for Running Red Light.

Trainmiiit’ Arrested . In Crash  100 Hurt in As Commuter Riune Pant Tichs,

Trains on Long Island Rail  road Meet Headon, on iding   Rescuers Work Thru the Night Amid Scenes of  rror

At Least 100 Hurt In Night Collision   Motorman Arrested for Passing Signal on Make-Shift Track; New York's Worst Rail Tragedy

Police and Wrecking Crews Work For Hours to Free Injured  From Train Wreck That Killed 29

. Passengers ‘collide When ‘ignal Passed   Red Light Ignored, Motorman Charged With Manslaughte

29 Meet Death In Collision of Two Passengers   Charge Motorman of One Ran Red Lights to Hit Other

Long Island Is Scene of  Bad Accident  Motorman Runs Pas Red Block Is Report

Two Commuter Trains Of Long Island Railroad Collide At Rockville Centre

Motorman Runs Past Stop Signal; Cars, Bodies Ripped in Long Island Wreck That Periled 1000 Commuters

Build Defenses, Marshall Warns  EJ. ee CO kt   idleness Fatal, House Group Told

WEST GERMAN ARMY CHARGED   Pravda Claims Permanent Force Of 30,000 Is Being Set Up

Reds Charge Allies  Plan GermanArmvy   Violation of Potsdam Agreement Seen in Effort to ‘Band 30.000°

Soviet Charges West Militarism   Pravda Accuses Western Powers of Building A Huge German Army

Itked Kerr Bill Backers Say Truman Gave ‘Go’ Sign, Then Used His Veto

Ex-Pilot Wins Plowing Contest  Mercer County Man Awarded Safety Crown

Kempton AA Unit to Move Out Friday   Battery ‘D’ Heads For Wisconsin on Field Training Tour

Kempton AA Unit. to-Move Out Friday   t ry “D’ Heads; ; For Wisconsin on) Pee i, eee pa

Filibuster Over Communist Bill To End At2P.M.   Langer Collapses During Debate

Australia Doesn't Want Bridges Back   Australian-Born, Now ‘Stateless’

Senate Beats Drive To Shelve Rent Bill   Extension of Controls Survives First Test on 44 to 25 Vote; Administration Leaders Face ’ Problem of Getting Final Action on Measure

Community Thanksgiving Service At First Baptist Church November 2?

MERCURY FALLS T0 LOW LEVEL; SNOW DRIFTS   Stranded Passenger Trains Reached By Plows

Frigid Wave  Covers Nation Sixty-Nine Are Dead  Rines Tact Keidaw

Main Communist Garrison is Fleeing North  Close Nutcracker On Enemy Forces in Sandh Maran

Yank Soldiers and Marines Liberate TwoThirds of City, Troops in South Fan Out To Close ‘Nutcracker’ on Thousands of Reds

Enemy Resistance Dwindles in City   Liberation of Capital at Hand; Allies Tiehten Noose in South

Yanks Advance Against Dwindling Red Resistance   Gl's Clean Out Last Enemy Pocket on East Bank of the Naktona

Run Reds Out Of Two-Thirds ‘Of City   Allied Forces Snap Trap South of Seoul

Marine Private Raises Stars And Stripes Over Liberated U. 8. Embassy As Symbol Of Victory   CLOSE NUTCRACKER ON “SEALED OFF” ENEMY

COMMUNIST RESISTANCE DWINDLING   Allied Forces Fanning Out to South, Closing “Nutcracker” on Red Troops.

RESISTANCE IS WANING ~ U. S. Flags Fly in Seoul To Symbolize Victory

Capital Is Quieting As Marines Take Over Final Third Of Area   Backbone Of Enemy Resistance Is Broken As Blasted Commies Hurry Towards The North.

BLOODSHED IN KOREA IS LAID TO ACHESON   Kenator Wherry Shouts on Senate Fleer Polley Was to Equip Only Volice Force.

Cold Canadian  Air Driving  Out Warm Wave   A trace of snow fell in Brain. erd and locality today.

Republicans Call in Police As GOP Splits   600 Party Member: Due by Tuesday for State Parley

Valley Chamber Dinner Tonight  dohn Ben Shepperd To Address Meetina

FOREST FIRES OCCUR IN SOUTH MOUNTAINS   Blazes In Michaux State Forest Of Incendiary Origin, District Forester Norris Says

VICTIM OF ACCIDENT   Man Dies After Homemade Ele vator Plunges 12-Feet

Nab * ‘Cowboy’ Bandits in Brooklyn   Pair Arrested After Disgruntled Pal "Sings" to Cops

 Robbing of Florida Armory Solved INew York Police Throw Lasso ‘On Pair of Brooklyn ‘Cowboys’

Light Rain Falls Over Large Area Of Texas Today  Expected Extend _ Over Entire State

French Assembly Ignores Plevin  Regime’s Prestige Severely Damaged

Admit Negroes To Law School, Court Orders   Louisiana Ruling Against Student Ruled Out By U.S. Judges

Medal. £500 Presented ‘ ‘Hyndman Rlaze Heroine Gets Telephone Award

VINSON SAYS ARMY WILL NEED 300,000 MORE IN 6 MONTHS   Draft Law Change Urged To Correct Inequalities Under Present System

Raps Draft  Law ‘Errors’   Vinson Says It Should Be Changed to Correct Present Inequalities

‘Unequal’ Draft Law Revision Urged by Vinsor   House Group Opens Hearings on Army's Manpower Needs

Would Correct Draft Measure “Inequalities   Vinson Cites Guard Calls While Others With No Service Remain Hame

Vinson Urges Revision of Draft Law to Correct “Inequalities”   National Guard and Reserves Recalled While Men Without Service ‘Stav Home

Vinson Blasts ‘Inequalities’ Of Draft Law   Proposes Remedies As Hearings Begin On Mannower Needs

Vinson Cites Inequities in Draft Set-Up   Exemptions Scored For Dependency When Vets Must Go

Vinson Asks New Revision Of Draft   Congressman Says Law Isn’t Fair

Burlington Bus Changes Argued  Plan to Discontinue Omaha-Chicago Runs

Two Main UN Decisions Reached   Halfway Point In General Assembly Session Reached

Search Team Sights C-54  On Jap Peak  No Word On Fate Of 35 Americans

All 35 Feared Deadin Japan Plane Wreck   Search Craft Spots Scattered Debris, No Sign of Life

Wreck of Lost C-54 Is Found   ‘Plane Spotted on Hillside;  WNo Sion of Life Noted

Find Plane Smashed On Jap Mountain   Wreckage of Missing, Army €-54 Hos No Sign of Life Aboard

Find The Wreck of  Transport   C-54 With 35 Aboard Crashed on Mountain—No Sign of Life

Army Plane Wreck Founc   No Sign of Life Seen In Craft Smashed on Mountain Near Tokvo

Transport Air Force Plane Is  Down In Japan   Lt. Col. Heinz Kuraner Of Leavenworth Among Those Men Missing

dD AMERICANG WERE ON C-84 THAT GRASHED   B-17 Crew Reports Wreck Strewn Over Slope of Mountain.

Missing Ship Is Discovered  OnTokyoHill   Searchers Report No Sign Of Life: 35 Americans Were On Board

35 Believed. Dead in Japan Plane Crash   U. S. Air Force Ship: Crashes Southwest of Tokyo Friday; Fog and Bad Weather Is Blamec

Plane Wreck Sighted; No Sign of Life  Rescuers Move   Rescuers Move Toward Site on Japan Mountain

MISSING PLANE FOUND WRECKED   THIRTY-FIVE ABOARD CRAFT THAT CRASHED IN JAPAN PRESUMED DEAD.

Turkey Will Send Troops   U.S. Accepts Offer Of 4,500 Men Te Fight In Korea

Turkish Offer Of Troops Pleases U.S.  Turkey Third Nation to Offer Forces for

Turkey Will Send Troops To Korea   Offer To Fight Alongside Americans Accepted  With Thanks

UN Attempting To Keep Abreast Of Korean War   Officials Take On Glow of Optimism With Victories

U.N. Delegates Speed Action on Policy for Korea  Decision on Move Into Red Sector To Be Exnedited

UN. SESSIONS IN HIGH GEAR   Assembly Action Must Be Kept Abreast of Korea Events

Governor Asks Kansas City Police Board Resignations   Heat Has Been on Old Members Since Binaaaio Slavina.

SMITH ASKS POLICE BOARD IN KANSAS CITY TO RESIGN   Three Members Asked to Quit in Effort to Set Up New Commission Following Pressure Brought to Bear by Chamber of Commerce Since Binaggio Slaying.

Neither Governor nor Commissioners Will Admit or Deny Move to Replace Trio With New Men-as. Chamber of Commerce Asked

Governor Smith Wants New K. C Police Board   Executive Trying To Get Three Old Members to Resign

Smith Wants New KC Police Board?   Governor of M'ssouri Neither Confirms Nor Denies Rumored Move

New Police Board For Kansas City   Believed in Sight; Governor Neither Confirms Nor Denies Report This Morning

WINS BRITISH TITLE   Ohio Golfer Captures Second Win In Past Three Years

WINS BRITISH TITLE   Ohio Golfer Captures Second Win ¢ Three Yoare

ADMIT JEWEL THEFT   New York Police Arrest Men Sought for Rose Robbery

Police Hunting Two Others in Gem Theft   Friend of Butler in Victim's Home Souaht for Quizzine

Ban on Slot MachinesUp to Senate   Assembly Passes Bills to Permit Seizure of Gadgets

Early Report Says Nine of Crew Killed   2 Others Said To Have Escaped In Arizona Tragedy

Bomber Crash Kills at Least Nine   Utah Crash Kills ‘Washingion Pair

Nine Believed Dead, Two Others Parachute To Safety; Craft Exploded ‘like A Bomb

2 Alive; Rescue Crews Tramp 8  Miles in Brush   Second Crash in N. Yu; Six Mect Death in Britain

Was On Way Back to A. F. Base, Tucson   Big Plane Explodes, Crashes; 2 Survive

At Least Nine Crew Members Feared Dead   Fourteen Men Boarded Plane at Tucson on Routine Training Flight

Nine Dead in B-50 Blast.   Two Parachute to Safety When Bomber Explodes in Desert

Two in Chutes Escape Amid Blazing Debris   Three Unaccounted for After Explosion Over Arizona Wilds

Hershey Sets Sights for 7,000,000 Men   Korean Crisis At a Glance

‘nemy Fails To Launch AnSENATE HAS xpected New Attack On Hill HOWLING RC ositions Back of the CityOVER REPO   Government Works on Report to Show Public Need Not Fear Food Shortage

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  WoOPPTrawWw PTrPmAwT. TT @C «shew.

Northwest Storm Stalls Cars, Leaves Scores Stranded   Motorists, Ranchers Await Help After Blizzard Sweeps Over QOrecon

Many Trapped In Snow Storm   Rescue parties Battle Heavy Drifts in Oregon and Montana Today.

Scores Stranded By Storm   Train Rescues Many Motorists Stalled on .Columbia Highway by Latest Oregon Blizzare

No Depression For US, Labor  Leaders Hear   Secretary Tobin Believes 1949 Depression A Test Of American Stability

Tobin Sees No More U.S.  Depressions   Social, Economic Legislation Has Eliminated Threats

DEPRESSION NOT AROUND CORNER   Labor Secretary Says Economic And Social Lows Eliminate Threots

Loaded Military Barges Are Lost  In Bering Storm   At Least One Is Believed To Have Fallen Into Russian Hands

Valuable Barges Lost In Bering Sea  Some Reported To Be In Russian Hands

Newspapers Here Receive Awards  First Place in National Safe Driving Campaigr  ,

Newspapers Here Receive Awards   First Place in National Safe Driving Campaigr Announced at Meet

HOUSING VOTE BEFORE SENATE   Test On Measure Is Ex. pected To Be Decided By Lose Ballot

Senate To Vote Today On Housing  Close Decision Due On Proposal To Use   Close Decision Due On Proposal To Use One Billion Dollars

Senate Nears  Vital Vote On Housing Bill  Middle-Income Plan _ Faces Test; Close Ballot Is Seen

Vital Housing Ballot Booked   Middle-Income Plan Test Set in Senaie

Truman Plar Is Based On U.S. Fund  Will Be Decided. On Close Vote

Housing Issue Faces Vote  eae a. ee Use. be    Middle Income Bill Decision Expected

Senate Votes Today on Plan For “Middle Income” Housing   Important Test for Truman's Plan Will Be > Carried Out Late in Afternoc  m.. EI:

Ballot Expected To Be Close On Truman Proposal   Low-Term, Low-Interest Loans To Be Available For Middle-Class Families If Measure Is Approved

Senate Nears Vote on Co-op Housing Bill   Measure Would Set Up Billion in Credit For Middle Income Group

On Proposal 1s Predicted   Plan Would Provide Government Housing Aid For ‘Middle  Income Families’

Close Vote On Proposal Is Predicted   Plan Would Provide Government Housing Aid For ‘Middle  Income Families’

HOUSING BILL SET FOR VOTE   ‘Middle Income Families’ Measure Up For Vital Senate Vote Today -

SENATE VOTE OM  HOUSING MEASURE DUE LATE TODAY   Truman Plan For Middle In. come Families Up For Dericinn

Defense Leader Refuses to Quit   Johnsog Answers Foes; War Veterans Urge Change in Truman Cabinet

The State Political Front   Figures on Past Pa. Elections Pose Problems in Predicting Nov. 7 Voting

Candidates in Final Rounds  Duff Leaving Harmon; Moves to Taylor

FANCY SHIFTS SAVE 33 GRID PLAYERS  Bus Roars Out of Control Down Pass at 110 M.P.H.

Girl, Brother  Die in Desert Little Hope Held  rr. mweE.e jf es mm

Negro Youth With Knife Kills Four Men, Wounds Three on Streets of Brooklyn 

Heaviest Air Bombing Raid Made In Korea   More Than 90 B-29 Superforts Drop 800 Tons Of Bombs

Unleash Record Bombing Raids   Strike Industries Irn Northern Korea

Ministers Act To Strengthen West Security   lays Big Three Moves to Curl Possible Aggression By Russians

NORDBERG 10 RETAIN POST.   Reappointed Park Sup’ Over Governor’s Opposition

.20-Mile. Limit. Suggested Young Says US. Warship May Have Fnoaged. Sunk Strange Submarine

Rep. Young Hints Alien Sub Sunk   Ohioan Refuses  To Be Drawn Ou

Strange Ship Might Have Been Sunk By Navy Ship. Congressman Young Hints

Blood Stains” In Car, Driver Held at Rolla  Suspect Is Arrested After Failure to Pay

Czech Radio Says American Teacher Asks Protection   Controlled Outlet Declares - Man Sought Asylum as Protest for U. $. Activities

CZECHS SAY YANKSEEKS "ASYLUM"   Cali Move “Protest Agarnst . UW ..& Balieimett

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT [5 WIFE'S BENEFICIAR   Loutrel W. Briggs Inherits 80 Percent of $30,000   OTHER ESTATES FILED

STIPULATES THAT "HUSBAND RECEIVE 80% OF ESTATE   ‘Mrs. L. W. Briggs, Late of - Doylestown Twp., Leaves : Sizeable Estate   Six Children To Share In Holdings of Late Per kasie Man

India’s Nehru Eyes Meeting   May Join Truman, Attlee in Sessions

Mary S. Thornton Succumbs Tuesday   Prominent Local Woman Dies Suddenly at Home

Grand Jury Starts Full Probe of Spencer Gambling   Special Jury is Called to Make Comoplete Inquiry

Briton lakes Grave View Of Bomb Use   Says UN Should Be Consulted Fully Before Step Taken

Attlee Expected in Washington This Week End for Crucial War Parley

Will Consider Korean Crisis,  A-Bomb Issue  Talk Tentatively Set Far Thic Waakand

Attlee and Truman to Hold Emergency Meeting in U.S. Soon on Korean War

British Chief Asks Sudden Conference on Korean Problem   Wants A-Bomb’s Use Discussed; Talks May Be Held This Weekend

Afflee - Truman Will Meet Here   Briton Wants To Confel Qn Use Of A-Bomb In Kerea .

Attlee Coming to Washington To Talk Over Korean Crisis,  Atom Bombing with Truman

Prime Minister Attlee  Flying Here To Confer With TrumanOnA-Bomb

BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WILL SEE PRESIDENT   “Korean And Other Problems” Will Be Discussed At Parley   CONFERENCE MAY BE HELD THIS WEEK-END

ATTLEE, TRUMAN SOON 10 CONFER IN WASHINGTON   Emergency +Conference on Korean Crisis Arranged at Request of British Prime Minister.   OTHER PROBLEMS MAY BE TAKEN UP   England’s Ambassador _ tc Moscow Is Heading Home for Consultations With His Government.

Attlee Flying To See Truman   “Will Discuss Latest Korean Situation

Attlee Coming  To U.S      Prime Minister” Planning Emergency Flight To  Discuss Crisis

British Premier May Be In Washington Coming Weekend To Discuss Korean Crisis And Other Problems

British Still See Possible Chances of Negotiating With Russia; Ambassadors Leaving Moscow.

Attlee To Conter With President   British Premier fs Concerned Over Use Of A And H-Bombs

Leaders Warn Of Red A-Bomb Drive, lack Of Absolute Air Defense In U.S.

Russian Atomic Research Spurs Congress To Speed U. S. Rearmament Plan

Action on Huge Defense Progran ls Spurred by Grim Warning Of Russian Atomic Developments

Mobilization Drive Hits Snag As Solons Rush Home Despite Warning Of Russia’s Progress With A-Bomb

Congressmen Are Warned Red Atomie Effort Huge   Action On Defense Program Increased As Expert Testifies

Russians Push Atomic Program .... Warning Hastens Defense Outlays

Congress Warned On Red Activity In Alomic Field   Testimony Spurs Action On Funds For Defense

 ‘Russia Has A-Bomb’ ‘   ‘Action, On Huge Defense Bill Prompted By Grim Testimonies

Russian Atomic Effort: Spur Congress To Act On Funds For Defense

Congress Speeds  Defense Program  Action Spurred By Grim Warning Ruceta intencitvina Atamic Work

Russians Hiaking “Intensive Effort” In Atomic Energy   Grim Warning Given Conaress

Russia Works Fast in Atom Weapon Field   AEC Chief Tells Congress Need at Hand for Fast Increase in Tempo  Of American Effort

Senator Says Reds Winning Word War  Smith Wants To Tel Story Of Democracy

Reds May Pin UN Down For Long Winter   Small Gains Poundec Out By Allies Along Northwestern Front

YANK PLANES » CHECK FLOW OF NEW REDS   Limited Offensive in North Korea. Told By MacArthur

AFL Gives GOP Senator Top Billing Today  “Get Taft” Slogan PAL i wshas tletcc

Jail. Temporarily Halts Activities Of Revolutioniet   Indonesia Asking For Extradition Of Rebel Leader

Five Robbers Of Aga Khan Caught   Loot Still Missing; Gang Chief Murdered

Raids on French Underworld Net 5 Members Of Gang Which Robbed Aga Khan in Auqust

10 HOME PERMITS   Plus 16 for Business and Other Construction Were Issued in July

 FLAMES DAMAGE TRUCK   Explosion Of Muffler Said To Have Caused The Blaze

Called Session Of Legislature Comes To End  A Mojor Triumph   A Major Triumph Shivers Calls Action On Hospital Measures

FREE TO HUNT VOTES  _ Legislators Head Home,  As Special Session Closes

Draft Boards Had Their Troubles In 1777, Also   Some of Deferments Sound Like Today's But One of ‘Culprits’ Produced Papers Showing Already in, Army

Bigger Vote In the Cities   _ Wichita, Kansas City, Topeka Registration Up 8 Percent Over 48

Record Registration In Population Centers   Heavy. Vote Indicated In Larger Cities of Konsos Nevt Toerdav

Cancer Fund Far Over Top in County   DuBois Area Sets Pace In Campaign That Net. ted $7,672, With 40  Percent To Stay Here.

Navy Reports 105,000 U. N. Troops Moved   Last of Tenth Corps Men Leave Port Covered By Ship’s Guns

MILD WEATHER IS IN CONTRAST TO BLIZZARD OF ’88   Pioneer Recalls Rigors Of Fierce Storm That Struck This Area

He & Classmates Had To Fight For Life In Wild Storm  DAN ZEIG SAYS: TEN BELOW O THIS MORN. .

Celebration Is On In East Germany   Communist Youth Brigades Honor the War Dead  of Russia   RECALLS HITLER ERA   Three-Day Demonstration to Be Climaxed With Huge Parade

Youth Brigades Pay Homage fo Russ War Dead   German Police Stand Guard Along With the Allies; Incidents Minor

Berlin Red Rally Goes Into High Gear; All Quiet   Only Minor Incidents Reported Before Big Parade Tomorrow

East German Communist Youth Pay Homage fo Russian War Dead With Pomp and Ceremony

YOUTHFUL REDS HONOR RUSSIANS   East German Communists Pay Homage To War Dead — Berlin Generally Orderly.

Troops And Police Patrol West Berlin Sectors On Watchful Alert As Long-Heralded Whitsuntide Gathering Steams Into High Gear—Few Minor  Incidents Occur, But City Generally Remains Calm And Orderly

Berlin Sees Much Fanfare, Few Incidents  Communist Youth Brigades To Hold Huge Parade Sunda

Order Prevails in Spite of Few Minor Incidents   Troops, West German Police Patrol Line Between Zones

Orderly in Berlin as Whitsuntide Rallies Progress   Germany Communist Youths Pay Respects to Russian War Dead.

West Allies Alerted For ‘Incidents’   Nazi-Like Show Pays Homage To Soviet War Dead

Western Troops Alert as Berlin Rallies Begin   City is Orderly With Few Minor Incidents So Far

EAST GERMAN YOUTHS HONOR RUSSIAN DEAD   Berlin Calm and Orderly; West on Alert as Communists Gather.

Quiet in Berlin as  Red Youth Gathers   Pomp, Fanfare Recalls Hitler Era; Russia’s War Dead Honored

East German Youth Honors Russian Dead   Hitlerian Fanfare Marks Berlin Rally; Allies Stand Guard

Communist Rallies  Are Held in Check  Pomp and Fanfare Mark Honors Paid to Soviet by German Youth  Few Minor Incidents Reported But West  fm. .. i A r .. I , ee m....f . ee at ..   Few Minor Incidents Reported But West German Police Patrol City as Ceremony Highlights 3-Day Celebration.

Western Troops, Police Watchful As Rally Opens   Minor Incidents Occur; 14 Police Flee to West Zone

Troops Ready A: Many Germans  Mass For Rally  Red Leaders Jeer At   Red Leaders Jeer At Expressed Fears Of Western Powers.

Communist Youth Gatherings Honor  Russian War Dead Allied Troops Put   Allied Troops Put On Alert To Block Staged Violence

Youth Brigades in Berlin Honor Russia’s War Dead; Pomp and Fanfare Recall Hitler Era.  WESTERN TROOPS REMAIN WATCHFUL

East German Communist Youths Pay Homage To Soviet War Dead   Western Troops And Police Patrol Western Sectors On Watchful Alert

Kast Sector Calm With Few Rows, 377,000 Youths in City   14 Conscripted Police Flee to Western Zone; 2 Agents Seized

Soviet Dead Honored With Small Turnout   Few Incidents Occur—Giant Parade Tomorrow

Western Police Are Fired Upon While Pursuing Trio Of Eastern Germans

Youths Honor Soviet Dead   East Germans Firing Over Border Breaks Calm of Whitsuntide Fetes

—CITY IS CALM— East Police Fire Into U.S. Zone   HOMAGE IS PAID TO SOVIET DEAD

Western Patrols Alert for ‘Incidents’ As East German Communist Youths Mass

Major Fightingin Korea Has Switched . Suddenly To Northeast   oom  Chinese Communists Strike In Overwhelming Numbers In Effort To: \Divide And Conquer

Chinese Say Russians Fhy War Planes  Nationalists Charge Soviet Pilots Shot   Nationalists Charge Soviet Pilots Shot Down Chinese Ships

NATIONALISTS   ‘Flagrant Aggression By Russia Seen In Air Battle Sunday

NATIONALISTS CHARGE SOVIET PILOTS IN RAID   ‘Flagrant Aggression By Russia Seen In Air Battle Sunday

CLAIMS TAX HIKE WAS UNNECESSARY   Oil Industry Maintains Autoists Pay Too Much

Brannan Accused Of ‘Potato Politics’ Truman Rapped On Farm Price Stand

Maine Senator Hits, ‘Politics’ In Potato Plan   Asserts Brannan Holds Powers to Handle Surpluses

‘Potato Politics’ Laid to Brannan  Aiken Sees Hypocrisy In Stand by Truman

Aiken Hits At ‘Potato Polities’   Truman Is Guilty Of ‘Hypocrisy,’  Senator Charges

Atlantie Pact Plan Gambles On Peace Era   Leaders’ Calculated Rist Presumes War Is Two To Five Years Off

Atlantic Pact Defense Chiefs Base New Defense Plan On ‘Risk’ Wars At Least Two Years Off

NO ATTEMPTS: TO END STRIKE AREIN SIGHT   Lines’ Layoffs To Hit 150,000; Industries To Feel Pinch Soon

Fireman Shot In Outbreak Of Violence   'No Peace Moves in Sight: Nearly 150,000 Seen. Idled Today

Mines Hit By Strike Of Firemen   Violence Flares As No » Peace Moves Appear : In Sight

Two Trains Fired Upon AtKnoxville   Fireman Wounded In Arm As Shots Strike Freight

Tight Squeeze on Industry From Rail Walkout   No Peace Moves in Sight; Four Struc! Lines Order Nearly 150,000 Workers Off Job: Freight Trains Ambushed.

Tnemployment Grows Swiftly; 55,000 Mine Workers Idle By Next Week, Prediction; Produce And Live Stock Markets Feel Pinch

Unemployment, Violence Mark Second Day Of Biggest Rail Strike In 4 Years   Nation’s Industry Sustains Crushing Squeeze As Mines And Factories Furlough Workmen; Two Trains Reported Ambushed

TO END STRIKE AREIN SIGHT      Lines’ Layoffs To Hit 150,000; Industries To Feel Pinch Soon

VIOLENCE FLARES IN RAIL STRIKE: (50,000 1.AIU OF   Two Freight Trains Reported Fired Upon — Air Brake Tester Slugged With fron Bar.   DISPUTANTS SHOW NO SIGN OF YIELDING   Auto Manufacturers May Be Forced to Curtail Production If Tie-Up Lasts More Than Week,

Walkout Of 18,000 Firemen On Four Systems Will Leave Nearly 150,000 Railroad Workers Plus Miners Idle Today

150,000 Railroaders Made Idle; Effect on Mines and Industries Not Yet Fully Felt

Walkout fo Idle 150,000 Today   Two Freight Trains Ambushed, Fired On

Southern Central  Trains Fired Upon   Mass Layoffs To Idle 150,000; Industrial Firms To Feel Pinch

Violence, Mass Layoff: Punctuate Second Day  150,000 Rail Workers To Be Idle  This Morning: Two Trains Fired On

Rail Idleness  To Total 150,000; Industry Pinched: Bullets Are Fired At Freigsht Trains

Thousands Being Laid Off as Rail Strike Continues   /150,000 Railroad Em ployes Alone Are put Out of Jobs

Thousands Idled by Rail Strike   Scattered Violence And Moss Lay-offs Reported

Strike Idles Thousands on Railroads   Walkout Is Marked by Violence but No Peace Moves

Walkout Hurts U.S. Industry,  Employment   150,000 Workers Will Be Idle This Morning; Violence Is Scattered

SOME VIOLENCE IS REPORTED IN RAIL WALKOUT   - Unemployment Growing On Railroads And In Allied Industries  e +7   LIVESTOCK MARKETS ARE FEELING PINCH

Allison Says Bid for Crime Power Fatal   Failure to Open State Brought Death Says Sen. Allison

Allison Gives His Version Of Slayings   Two Men Failed to Open Missouri to Gangsterism, His Ide

Accident Toll Running Lower  Deaths Far Below Memorial Day Totals

Violent Deaths Over the Weekend Trail Memorial  Day by a Narrow Margin

DEATH TRAVELS NATION'S ROADS   142 Persons Killed in Week. End Traffic Mishaps—Other Fatalities Cited

238 Violent Deaths Occur   Traffic Mishaps Over Week-End Take Heavies: * Toll in Country.

Retroactive Angle in Suits Against Landlords Upheld By U.S. Court of Appeals

FAMILIES ARE SNOWBOUND IN DAKOTA STORM  N ew Surge of Cold Air   New Surge of Cold Air Sweeps East After Tumbling Midwest Temperatures.

Planes Ready To Carry Aid After Storms   South Dakota Towns Are Marooned By Snowdrifts

Drop Food to Families in S. Dakota   2 Towns in 7th Day of isolation; Cold Air to Coast

Plan Air Aid For Snowbound North Dakofans   Iineis Farmer Uses Own Haylift to Furnish Marooned Horses With Feed

Magazine Editor Declares That America Has Enough To Meet Any Emergency

sees No Shortage Of Food In U. S.   Farm Magazine Editor Says Nation is Better Off Than Ever Before

Ag Know-How: For Emergency           Editor Says Nation Ln Best Shape for War Output in History .«:

Bigger, Better Exhibits Ready For 1950 Show   Ceremony At 5 p.m. Opens Kingsport Fair; Horse Show Set Wed.

CHARGE CARTHAGE MAN WITH MURDER   FARL G. MURRELL, 87, SHOOTS FORMER BOss, A kh. CC, HOTEL EXECUTIVE.

Probers Told of Binaggio Effort To Shift Police   Senators Start Quiz In Kansas City, Mo

Pressure On Commissioner  Of KC Police   Witness Tells Senate Crime Investigators Of Binaggio Requests

Senate Probers Open Hearings in Kansas City   Interstate Angle of Crime Rings Sought: FBI Help Asked

Squeeze. On Kansas City Police Told   Binaggio’s Moves Related to Salons By Ex-Commissioner

Former Police Official Reports Before Committee   Chambers Tells Senate Investigators He Was Forced Inte Changes  By Charles Binagaija-

Weekend Blizzart In State Blamed For ll Deaths  Only Few Busy Roads Passable  Monday Morning

LESS THAN $1. SEPARATES CONTRACT TALK   No Presidential Action Likely To Be Taken Today.

Lewis And Operators Less Than $1 Apart in Talks; Mine Seizure Bill Near

1ST EMERGENCY BILL DRAFTED FOR CONGRESS   Installment Buying Curbs Covered By Proposal

Chinese Reds Doom UN Efforts to End Korean War  LY sae RO CSET *rar.. Co   General Wu Says Cease-Fire Order Will Be Only on Soviet Terms

Declares All Allied Troops Must Get Out   Chinese Envoy Gives Pledge He'll “Try To Stop” Korea Killing

“U.S. Trap” Is Charged By Envoy   Repeats Phoney Russian Terms For Korean Peace

Cease-Fire Plea In Korea Rejected By Chinese Envoy   General Wu Repeats Russian Demand That Al U. S. Forces Be Withdrawn; UN Plan Is Labeled “A Trap”

Red China’s Wu Dashes Hope Of Early Korean Cease-Fire: With Talk Of American Trap

Red China Cuts Efforts Of UN To Cease-Fire   Soviet Terms Needed, Prunnet Telle Newsmen

Demands U.N. Meet Terms  Of Russia  " Assails U. S., British Aggressive Action

MOVE FOR TRUCE IN KOREA DOOMEE   RED CHINA WIEL AGREE T¢ CEASE-FIRE ORDER ONLY ON SOVIET TERMS.

China’s Reds Reject U.N.  *Cease Fire’   Move Branded As Trap’ To Tie Hands; Charges U.S. Pursues Aggreasion

Russian-Style Terms Is Only. Basis For Reds   Peiping Delegate Says His Government Will ‘Try To Advise’ End To Korean Fighting

But Wu Leaves The Door Open   Says Peiping Will Ask *Volunteers’ To Quit

Wu Kills UN ‘Cease-Fire’ Peace Plans   Will Try To End Fighting Soon;  Backs Vishinsky

Chinese Reds Insist On Their Terms For Peac   Wu Savs UN Cease-Fire Proposal ts Trap; Savs Will Strive For Early End Of Fighting

Gen. Wu Declares Any Truce Must Be On Soviet Terms   Spokesman Says Government . May ‘Try To Advise’ Troops To Brina End to Hostifiticc

Gen. Wu Dooras U.N. Efforts To Obtain Cecise-Fire Order   Thet Is, Except on Saviet Terms: Chorges Measures U. N. Adopted Are Trap of U, 5, Ruling Circles

Red General Dooms UN Efforts For Korean Cease-Fire Excent on Terms of Soviet

Cease-Fire In War Doomed By Wu's Blast   Red Delegate Says Plan Is ‘Trap Of U. S. Ruling Circles

Claim Soviet Troops Sent To Red China  i Charge More Than ~ 150,000 Russian Troops Stationed

Claim Soviet Troops Sent To Red China   Charge More Than 150,000 Russian Troops Stationed In Key China Cities

Turnpike Adds 100 Miles In.      Superhighway Now Extends 260 Miles

SENATE LEADER DECLARES FEP¢ BILL NOT DEAD   Lucas Denies Republican Claim That Truman Adrninistration Is Stalling On Racial Employment Measure,

Republicans Say Administration Is Stalling On FEPC   ‘Poppycock,’ Is Lucas Reply To GOP Charge

Court's Rule Stalls War On Subversives   Supreme Court Says Witnesses Within Law In Refusing To Tell  About Red Connections

Taft Predicts U.S. Status Semi-Military  ‘Ohio Solon Forecasts 10-15 Year Period Fighting Communism

Indemnities Demanded Ir U.S. Note   Punishment For Responsible Red Fliers Is Asked

America Demands Soviets Punish Fliers Resaonsible   Russia Accused of Shooting Down an Unarmed Aircraft

FORMAL NOTE DEMANDS PAY, FULL APOLOGY   ‘Unusual Disregard’ OF Life Charged  To Kremlin

Sharp Protest Sent Soviets by State Dept.   April 8 Attack Over Baltic Resulted in Loss of 10 Crewmen

a en eee Ok oe U. §. BLUNTLY DEMANDS APOLOGY  Reds Accused Of Shooting Down Unarmed Navy Plane

Note Blasts Soviet Attack   Kirk Hands Protest to Gromyko Asking Russia to Punish Guilty Airmen

U. S. BLUNTLY DEMANDS APOLOGY  Reds Accused Of Shootina Down Unarmed Navy Plane

Push Cautiously Ahead Five and A Half Miles  Dogged Fighting Naar Bath Cancte

Marines Advance Through Icy Hills   Resistance Slight to Allied Column Dogged Fighting on Both Coasts

SLOW TO KEEP FLANKS CLEAR   North Koreans On East Coast Dent Rok Division Line

Move Up Toward Prized Reservoir   Strong Column Unopposed In March Through Icy Hills; Fighting Flares At Both Extremes Of Korean Battle Lines

MARINES MAKE UNOPPOSED PUSH ON RESERVOIR   FIGHTING FLARES ON BOTH FLANKS OF ALLIED LINE

Yank Units Meet Light Opposition   Battle Rages: at.2 Extremes of Line; UN Front Solid

No Opposition Is Found on Central Front   United Nations Forces Now Have Selid Line Across Korea

NO OPPOSITION ENCOUNTERED BY MARINES   ‘Dogged Fighting Reported Near Both Coasts  ga ag eon   Draw Solid Defense Line As American And South Korean Units Join

Marines Move Nearer Prized Changjin Dam   Reservoir Is Now Only Four Miles Ahead; No Resistance Marks Advance of Column

U.N. Troops Meet Dogged Fighting Both Ends of Line   Heavy Equipment Bogs Down as Morines Advance

TrMILE GAIN IN GnANGUIN BY MARINES   Push Through Icy Hills wit Little Opposition by Chinese Reds.

Fighting Fiares At Both Ends of. The Battlefront   Strong U. S. Column Unopposed in Cautiour Advance: Planes Blunt Chinese Red Drive.

Marines Push 5 Miles Over Frigid Hills   U.N. Forces Join in Solid Defense Line Across Korea

FIGHT ON THE FLANKS   Red Drive Halted After Two-Mile Dent; U.S. Advance Stopped

Marines Push Forward In Icy Weather   Leathernecks Make 5 1-2 Miles In Rough Country

Dogged Fighting Marks Attacks On Both Coasts In North Korea   United Nations Forces Draw Steel Belt Across Waist Of Land, Back OF Fighting Ff tesco

Push Toward Reservoir; No Fighting   Marines Advance Unopposed; Dogged Fighting Reported Near Both Coasts

Strong Foree Of Marines Gains 5.5 Mis.   Within Four Miles Of Changjin Reservoir: Fighting On Both Ends Of Battle Line

JoggedFighting NearBoth Coasts: Eskimo - Like Leathernecks Advance In Subzero Weather Without Tanks

Marines Push Ahead 5 Miles Over Icy Hills   Changjin Reservoir Near Border Goal; Battles Along Coasts

Fighting Flares At Both Ends Of Baitleline  Allied Linkup Forms Solid Line Across Narrow Peninsula

Frigid Weather  Slows Up Troops, Stalls All Tanks  Chinese Repulsed In Severe Attacks On Eastern Coast

Dogged Fight Marks War on Both Coasts   Hood-Wearing U.S. Leathernecks Push Over Ice

New Link-up at ‘Waist Forms Solid U.N. Line   Fighting Flares at Both Ends; Planes Lash Reds in Korea al

One Unit Within Four Miles Of Prized Objective   Marines Drive On Changjin Reservoir, Third Division Forms Hookup; Planes  In Methodical Raids

B-29’s Range Red Positions   Marines in Four Mites of Goal Pushing Cautiously Taward Major Power Source

Fighting Hares At Both Extremes Of Battle Line   UN Forces Link To Form Solid Defense  Across Peninsula

US Forces Only Four Miles Off From Vital Goal   Three-Pronged Push In Korean Warfare Now Reine Waged

U.S. Marines Move Toward Red Reservoir   Korean Target Is Prize As Troops Make Cautious Push

Reds Attack in Snowstorm, Threaten to Outflank South Korean Regiment

Unopposed  Advance by  Marines   Cautious Push Carries Leathernecks Within 4 Miles of Prize Goal   GIRD PENINSULA   Link-Up Forms Solid UN Defense Line Across Waist of North Korea

MARINES PUSH TOWARD GOAL   Only 514 Miles From Big Changjin Reservoir; Are Unopposed

ADVANCE ~ IN SUB-ZERO_ WEATHER   Yanks, Bundled: Like Eskimos, Push ‘Through Mountain Territory Too Tough for Tanks,   DROP FIRE BOMBS ON THREE TOWNS   Little Opposition on Central Front But Chinese Reds Fight Near Both Coasts.

5.Mile Advance Near Changjin ls Unopposed  Communists Spring To Offensive On  Coast. However

No Resistance Met During Push For Dam   Tanks Bogged Down By Soggy Terrain; Planes Give Support

Marine Column Advances 5.5 Miles Toward Prized  North Korean Reservoir   Cautious Push Carries U.N. Forces Within Four Miles of Goal: Solid Defense Front is Formed

[Cautious Push Carries Unit Within Four Miles of Goal (With But Little Opposition

Push Unopposed To Within Four Miles Changjin  N. Koreans’ Attack On East Coost May Outftank ROK Unit

Marines Advance 5 Miles   Strong Column Is Within Four Miles Of Vital Reservoir

Marines Orily 4 Miles From Prized Goal   Heavy Fighting Flares on Both Eeds of Front

Marines Push Within 4 Miles Of Reservoir   Fighting Flares on Both Ends of Line; B-29s in Fire Raids

Yanks Advance To Within Four Miles of Goal   UN Bolsters Defense Line Across Peninsula —Fighting Flares at Both Ends of Front

Tanks ‘Bog Down on Snow-Swathed-Roads As Airplanes Fly Close Cover Overhead: Reds Attack ROK’s in East During Storm.

Parka-Clad Leathernecks Encounter Only Scattered Resistance During FiveAdvance.   NORTH KOREANS ATTACK IN EAST

Unopposed in 5-Mile  Advance U. N. Forces  Draw Line Rael ant ae 

FORCE ADVANCES ON RED ENEMY’S POWER PROJECT   Fighting Flares At Both Ends Of North Korean Battlefront As Victory Sways n Balance.

Marines in Push for Prize Goal   Reservoir Seen Main Reason for Chinese Entry

GIs F ight In Subzero KoreaCold   Marines Forge Ahead Today Unopposed Over Undefended, Icy Hills

Marines Lash Out For Red Reservoir   Meet Little Opposition From Chinese Foe in New Drive; Communists Fight:-Doggedly Along Both Coasts as Allies Tighten Defense Line

Cautious Push Through Wintry Hills Unopposea; Reds Gain On East Coast

~ Toward Changjin . Unopposed  FIGHT ON THE FLANKS  Red Drive Halted After Two-Mile Dent; U.S. Ad vance Stopped

Like Eskimos, Leathernecks Wear Parkas   Solid Line Now Draw Across Narrow Waist Of Korea

PROGRESS IS SLOW TO KEEP FLANKS CLEAR   North Koreans On East Coast Dent Rok Division Line

Marines Draw Near To Changjin Reservoir As Troops Forge Link-Up   North Koreans Guarding Soviet Border Attack In Snow, Threaten To Outflank South  TP x is eae’ 1 oe ee ce

Strong Column Is But Four Miles From Goal   Defense Of Reservoir Believed Major Rea. son Chinese Reds Entered War; U.N, Forces Link Up In Defense Line.

Marines  ear Key Reservoi   Meet No Resistance In Cautions Advance Fighting Flares At  Bath Ende of Rattle Li

Bitter Battles Staged by Reds On Coast Lines   American Planes Smash 2 Cities With Fire Bombs

No Opposition  ‘To Advance on  Central Front Reds Charge During  Rlindinag Swnu-ctnem

Reservoir; No Fighting   Marines Advance Unopposed; Dogged Fighting Reported Near Both Coasts

Leathernecks Gain Over Five Miles In Center Of Front, Near Vital Changjin Reservoir — Enemy Attacks In East, Resists Strongly in West Sector

Units Cautiously Move Through Unguarded Hills   Leathernecks Garbed Like Eskimos; Dogged Fighting Reported In Both Coastal Regions

Marines Advance Slowly in Snow of Central Front   Along Coasis, Fighting FFlares Ruggedly.—Try to Reassure Chinese.

Marines Push OverUndefended N. Korean Hills   Dogged Fighting Reported Near Both Coasts; Defense Line Is Drawn.

Allied Forces Link Up Solid Defense Line  Leathernecks Pust Through Icy Hills

Unopposed ln Advance  Of 5 Miles  Deas? gy   Fighting Flares In Other Areas

U.S. Marines  Advance on Reservoir  Little Opposition Me tt; Forces Attack in East

Weather   Marines Meet No Opposition In 5+ Mile Gain  LIN) Earceec Link Ilr   UN Forces Link Up Defense Line Across Penninsula

(Resistance On Central (Front Light   Heavy Fighting Reported   On Both Korean Coasts; Red Drive Halted After Making 2-Mile Dent

Parka-Clad Troops Are Unopposed in Advance Toward Big Reservoir   38rd Division Links Peninsula Front   Fighting Flares at Both Extremes of Line; Red Spearhead Spans River

Dogged Fighting Reported On Both Coasts Of Korea;  Resistance Nil In Center

Planes Fly Close Cover For Troops   Sub-Zero Weather Forces Allies Into Eskimo Clothing

‘German Communist Press Ignores New U. N. Troop Action in North Korea

Truman Asks Extension on Controls   Wants Lame Ducks to Extend Rent Control 3 Months

LS EXTENSION OF ER CONTROL URGE   Truman Wants Lame Duck Congress To Act On Rent Regulations

Truman Asks Rent  Control Extension  Action by ‘Lame Duck Session Is Doubted

Truman May Ask Extension  Of Rent Curbs   [Rent Control Hearings  Realtor Urges Separate Law for New York Cry Residents

Truman Wants Extension Ot Rent Control   Senate Action At Lame Duck Sessicn This Month Appears Dim

DADS HOSTS TO SONS   Dr. Richard McFeeley Speaks Before Bensalem Rotary

Married Men In 19-25 Brackets Will Be Called  Pru“e _*§. Adenenn fe

ARMED SERVICE WILL INCLUDE DRAFTEE DADS   Vinson Says Married Men With Children Will Be Called

> House Passes Bill Providing Allowances for Families of Enlisted Men  -Draftto Be Extended to Married Men With Dependents

DRAFT TO TAKE MEN UNDER 26 WITH CHILDREN   House Armed Services Committee Chairman Reveals Extension

U.S. PREPARES TO EXTEND DRAFT TQ MARRIED MEA   Vinson Says They Will Be Called “Right Away” but Selective Service Reports  No Date Set.   100,000 EXPECTED  TO QUALIFY FOR DUTY   House Passes Legislation Pro. viding Allowances for Families of Enlisted Men.

Married Men To Be Drafted  Soon--Vinson Gl Benefits Bill  Goes To Truman

Men Under 26 Will Be Given Draft Orders   Selective Service Doesn't Know When Married ~ Men To Be Needed

Draft Seen For Married  Men Soon  Vinson Declares _ Draft-Age Husbands

Married Men To Be Drafted Soon        C ‘ompromise,Co ont Worked Out By Gon

Vinson Saus ‘Right Away’  Drafl-Age Married Men With Nénendents Will Ke lrafled

CONGRESS COOL TOWARD SHIFT “OF GOVERNMENT   Dispersal Proposal Meets With Little Favor In House   DRAFT-AGE MARRIED @ MEN WILL BE CALLED

Family Men  To Be Called.  Vinson Says Makes Statement  After House OR’: Allowances Bill

Married Men With Families To Be Drafted   400,00 Expected To Qualify For Inductior Into Armed Services

Draft to Take Married Group At Early Date   Selective Service Awaits Final Action Upon Bill To Aid Denendents

Draft Will Get Married Men Soon   Vinson Reports Exten sion Will Take Place Right Away.

400,000 Seen Qualified to Be Called to Arms  Congress Votes Allowance Bill; Sent to Truman   Million Involved

Vinson Asserts Family Men to Be Drafted   Such Persons, Unde: 26, Deferred in Present Setup

‘Dorsey To File Against Tydings; 'Midnight Tonight Is The Deadline   Ex-Mayor Jackson Still On The Fence But Expect To Make Announcement This Afternoon; Senator Tydings Filed Yesterday.

Record Cold Stings Southeast But Spring Begins to Act Like Spring in Plains States

NEW COLD BLAST HITS SOUTHEAS   WARMER WEATHER EXPECT ED SOON TN ALL WINTER WEARY SECTIONS,

Decision Is Up To Willis Smith   He Won't Tell Plans: . Has Until June 12

Senator Graham  May Face Runoff   Fails to Win Majority Vote in Primary Kuee in North Cucoltina

Another Bitter Battle May Face North Carolina   Unofficial Returns Give Graham 50,000  Lead Over Runner-up

Graham Fails To Win Majority In N.C.: Runoff Seen   Willis Smith Has Until June 12 To Decide On Ancther Bitter Battle

Graham Foe Silent on  N.C. Run-Off   Senator Tops Primary by 50,000. Lacks Majority

 28th Division Gets Organized for Federal Service  Orders Readied to Revive State Guard

Orders to Revive State Guard Are Readied By Duff   Home Front Militia To Be Activated When Units Of 28th Enter Service

Attlee Tells Commons  He Is Optimistic Over . U.N. Korean Situation

Atlee i Satisfied’. With Talks   Commons Assured 01 Undarctandina On  Use Of A-Bombs

Attlee Reports On Parleys  Has Hopes Troops Can Hold Out in Korea

SPaCH Fen E.apenchapaa:  Attlee Has ‘Good Hopes’ U.N. Tienes Can Hold Out in War

Aitlee Hones: UN. Can Hold   Prime Minister - Satisfied  With. Truman's Judgment On A-Bomb

Command To Go To MacArthur   American General To Be Put At Helm Officially In Korean Conflict.

Hershey Says Planned Army Needs Veteran   Men With Dependents Also Face Draft If 3 Million Reached

Asks Congress To Extend Time To 30 Months   Requests Changes Sc Can Induct Men With Dependents

DRAFT OF VETS IS PROPOSED ~ BY HERSHEY   _Would Also Induct Men Under 26 With Dependents

Hershey Says Vets Under 26, Men With Dependents Will Have To Be Drafted

lowa Education Board Asks for  Budget Increase   Of $3,257,397; Cites Higher Costs, Less Student Revenue

Air Force Blasts Advancing Chinese ~ As Eighth Army Forms New Line

beets uiiecncineri amuse Seuss eae ep este if  MEDICAL OFFICERS ARRIVE IN KOREA

Modern Weapons — Seen as Way To Security  Planners Believe  rree rt Th FY   Planners Believe They Can Balance ' Soviet Strength Jn Other Things

Balanced Budget Not Impossible, Senator Claims   Democrat Disagrees With Truman’‘s Claim On Federal Spending

Unwilling To Face Facts Of Huge Spending   George And Byrd Hit Administration Prooram

George, Tydings Want Balance  Disagree With HST On Possible Cuts

Truman Spending Claim Scored   Senator George Disputes Claim Cut imnaechia

Budget Can and Must Be Balanced, Economy-Minded Democrats Declare

Sen. George Says Budget Must Balance   Democratic Leader Disagrees With Truman On Spending

Some Democrats Disagree With President On Impossibility of Cuftina Spending

GEORGE URGES CUT INU. S. SPENDING   Backed By Byrd In De: claring Budget Could, Must Be Balanced

Senators Hit Budget Views Of President   George, Byrd Feel Greater Economies Can Be Envineered

‘Economy Minded Democrats Disagree ‘With Truman Over Spending Program

Small Tornado Brings Rains  Twister Strikes Near Lubbeck Sunday Nigh

Death-Dealing Epidemic Has Start Saturday  Northwest Louisiana, East Texas Worst  Die he Wind. Rain

Belton and Temple Hosts For      GIRLS FROM 80 HIGH SCHOOLS ARE EXPECTED FOR SENIGR DAY AT MH-B

State Coal Output Nears Normal Following Pact   Idle PMW Vote to Return to Pits After Talk With Leader

Russia And China Accuse U.S. Of Plot   Communists Claim -America Wants To Take Formosa

I CUNVICTED REDS AK A REHEARING   TOP COMMUNISTS TERM CON. VICTION STEP TOWARD A NEW WORLD WAR.

Most Railroad Workers Back After Strike   Passenger, Freight Services Almost Return To Normal

Brannan Sees Mechanization  Slashing Jobs   Secretary Addresses Parley At Annual Tuskegee Farm Event

Labor Scores Reds For ‘Scab Labor’  Soviets Put Fire Hose In Embassy

India Receives China Appeal  Peiping Radio Airs ‘Action’ Over Tibet

TO ARGUE REZONIN(   Discussion of Change it West Side Property Is on Council Schedule

Discussion of Change ir West Side Property Is on Council Schedule

Mercy Vessel Crash Kills 18 in S. F. Bay   Amazing Mass Rescue Made Within Two  Maure in Heavy Foa

Mercy Ship on Trial Run  oe A Rem Nace en mem amet,  18 Dead, 500 Saved After Ships Collide

Damage Suit Near End  Orders in Eight Divorce Cases Signed by Judge

Show Of Force  Not Yet Enough To Halt Invaders  Red Soldier Frebably Hasn't Heard Sto

Tillers Of Soil Will Speak Minds At  Annual Farm Bureau Federation Meet

NFB Meets In Dallas ©   Effect of National And World Crises On Farm High on Agenda

Bridges Is Very Bitter Over Verdict   West Coast Longshore mans Leader Neaies Deportation As Agencies Plan Action.

HARRY BRIDGES 10 CARRY FIGHT 10 SUPREME COURT   C.L.O. Leader Convicted © Perjury; Faces Prison Ano Naneartnian

Longshore Leader Fights Deportation   Citizenship Loss Regarded Near; Two Union Aides Also Convicted

Bitter Longshore Leader To Fight Fantastic’ Verdict   Harry Bridges May Lose U.S. Citizenship Rights

Bridges Faces Tough Batties After Convictior   Longshore Leader to Hear Sentence on Monday; Guilty of Perjury Charges,

‘Harry Bridges Faces Loss Of Citizenship, Deportation \As Result of Conviction

BRIDGES FACES TOUGH FIGHT   Convicted Communist Longshore Leader Expected to Have Hard Time Upsetting Federal Court Verdict

Longshore Boss Guilty: Lawyers Held inContemp!   Verdict Brings Australian Near Citizenship Loss

Bridges to Fight Jury’s Verdict That He Is Communist  West Coast Union Head May Be Sent Back to Australia

[Bridges Faces Deportation if He Loses Apnea   ” Found Guilty of Hiding Membership tin Communist Party

Bridges Says Verdict Is ‘Fantastic’   CIO Leader fs Near To Loss Of Citizenship

Truman Says Taylor Not Invited To Ride Presidential Train In Trip Through Idaho

$500 TO VINLAND   Grange Wins One of Prize: Offered in National  Service Contest

Newsboy Shoots Rival To Death   Had Been Beaten Up By Youth He Killed

Carriers’ Feud Results in  Death of One  rLishlUGee Re 2 a y   lil Feeling Had Existed Between  Boys For Months

NEWSBOY KILLS RIVAL CARRIER   @, kansas Youth, 14, Beaten In Fights, Sloys Competitor, 15, with Gun

America’s War-Waging Ability Top: In History—But So Is Our Enemies’

Top U. S. Military Leaders Agree...  Ability to Wage War Greatest in History

America Set To Wage War If Enemies Strike Soon  Nation’s Potential   Nation’s Potential Preparedness High  For Peacetime Use

U.S. War Preparedness At Peacetime High, But Others Are Strong, Too

U.S. Ability To Wage War Greatest Ever But Potential But Enemies Also Formidable   Much Remains To Be Done In Radar Installations And Building Up Fighting Forces; Civilian Volunteers Being Recruited.

USStrength Is Record For Peace   But, Say Military Men, Potential: Foes. Are Powerfal, Too; Russia Is. Armed Well: «   Radar Plays Part   Nation Hopes to Offset Peril of Sneak Move >hy Any Enemy 

Nation at Peak Of Armed Might  During Peacetime  U.S. Leaders Warn Potential Enemy Also Formidable

Eight Killed, 30 Felled In Hospital Fire   Nearly. 100 Patients Led Through Dense Smoke “ "Te Safety

Pope Advises Free Nations To Form Union      Only Way to Defend Selves, Is View; Tells of St. Peter’s Tomb

Gag on General Angers G. 0. P.   Flagrant Example of Bungling, Leader Tells Hotse

Truman Cracks Down On MacArthur Message Stressing Formosa’s Value

Formosa’ Cable Put into Record By Republicans   Truman's Directive Sharply Criticized; Policy Is Restated

Allies Are. Trading ‘Space for Time’ To Escape Pincers   New Defense Lines Set 30 Miles North of Pyongyang After Withdrawal Order .

[. S. Seventh Ordered To Leave Border   Lighth Army Imperiled By Thousands OF Red Proops From China

Allies Pull Back On Both Fronts In North Korea   E nemy Trying To Force Evacuation Of 50,000 Tr oops In Northeast

Twin Traps  Peril Entire U.N. Forces   Reds Threatened Both 8th Army and 10th Corps With Encirclement.

GI's Fighting To Avoid Two   s ‘Encirclements   MacArthur Places Reds At 500,000; U. N. Has 200,000

Pulling Back Before Chinese   Gradually Moving South Bafore Peril of Massed Onrush of Communists

UN Forces Abandon Defense Lines and Move Southward As Chinese Horde Attacks

Allies Withdraw Before Red Horde  United Nations Troops Retreat From Line North of Pyongyang   7th. Division Force At Manchurian Border Ordered to Puli Back; Thousands of  Chinn Cammunists Mass

Endangered Allies Pull Back On City   MacArthur's Forces Shorten Defense lines Aaainst Odds Of Three To One

Pyongyang’s Defense Line Drawn Back   Onrushing Chinese Foree Withdrawal 30 Mi. From City

8th Army Demolition Squads Blast City; Bridges, Supplies Burned: Pressure Grows

Allies Continue General Retreat   Fifth Columnists Active in Former North Korean Capital

CHINESE HORDES DRIVING TOWARD FORMER CAPITAI   Refugees Flee City—Military Units Also Withdraw After Destroying Equipment.   SWARMS OF PLANES BOME RED COLUMNS   Allied Soldiers on Northeast Front Are in Fighting Retreat to Escape Entrapment.

U.N. Retreat Order Issued To Gain Time   Troops At Manchurian Border Pull Back As Red Legions Build Up

U.N. Units Withdrawing From  New Defense Line as Reds Get Set for Drives on Pyongyang

Newest Defense Line Lost As Hordes of Chinese Reds Surge Against Defenders

U.N. Forces Abandon Defense Arc   ‘We're Trading Space For Time,’ Spokesman Says of Withdrawal

Twin Pushes Threaten To Trap Retreating Units  MacArthur Fetimatee   MacArthur Estimates 500,000 Chinese Are In Battle

WORLD WAR III? Russian Harvest Story Spurs Lafest Rumors Over Europe

Report Sweeping Capitals: World War III By Oct. 1      Rumors Spreading Through World Nerve Centers Widely Disbelieved ‘In Official Circles, However :

MOST CAPITALS EXCITED OVER REPORT RUSSIANS PLAN TO START WORLD WAR THREE BY OCTORER

Capitals of World Have War Jitters          Ramor That Russia Are Ready Races  Across Europe

}War Rumor Hatched in Moscow?  rs Will Pounce by Oct. 1, Is Talk

McClellan With Taft On NLRB  Opposes Change To Oust Board Counsel

MeClellan On Taft’s Side In NLRB Row   Move To Eliminate Office Of General Counsel Is Opposed

China xport Ban Is Termes Inconvenience   Action I« Retaliation For American Moves To Cut Red Trade

Baltimore Firm To Conduct Turnpike Survey  New York Companv To Make Traffic, Revenue Studies

Firm Hired To Survey Turnpike   Pennsylvania Toll Road Cobsultants Named Ohio Advisers

Pe yssibility ot Contempt C iharges Ag: ainst Jatte Studied By Senate Group

Jatfe May Face Contempt Charge   Refuses to Answer Questions About Amerasia Case

Senate Probers Study Possible Contempt : Charee Aeninet Former Amerasia Fiiicr

Contempt Move  Against Jaffe Beng Studied  Senate Probers May Act Over Refusal   Senate Probers May Act Over Refusal To Answer.

May Charge Philip. Jaffe in Contempt   Refuses to Answer Questions in Senate Amerasia Grill

Senate Probers Study Chances Of Contempt Case   May Bring Charges Against Jaffe For Refusal To Answer

: Senate Investigators Considering Charge Of Contempt Against Jaffe For Refusing  To Answer Questions In Amerasia Matter

Senate Probers Study Jaffe Contempt Charge   Amerasia Editor Refuses To Answer Questions In Secret Session

Senate Might Charge Jaffe as in Contemp’   Ex-tmerasia Magazine Editor Refused to Answer Questions; Grand Jury Is Called Back Into Session

Jaffe Balks At Some of Probe Queries   May Face Contempt Proceedings for Refusal te Answer Senate Probers

JAFFE SILENT ON AMERASIA QUESTIONS   Senate Probers May Bring Contempt Proceedings

Contempt Action Against Jaffe Is Considered  Spy Hunters Probe Phage idence In Amerasia Cose

Jaffe May Be Cited for Contempt.   Senate Probers Reported Studying Possibility Today

JAFFE REFUSES TO BARE RECORD   Contempt Charges Considered After He Dectines To Answer Questions.

AMERASIA EDITOR FACING POSSIBLE CONTEMPT ACTION   Jaffe Refuses To Answer Probers’ Questions In  Ri cmrcmneonti em

Amerasia Editor Risks Contempt Count In Senate  May Be Cited For Refusing Answers

Acheson To Report On Europe Trip   Truman Awaits Secretary’s Analysis Of Continents Ability And Wil To Resist Attack.

ACHESON WILL GIVE REPORT ON WEST L UROPE  S eta of S State Piakin te ief Pr   Secretary of State Plans to Brief President on Brussels Meeting.

A Break In Rains   Kansas Is Due to Be Sunshiny Today, and Partly Cloudv Sunday

Reported Mistake Of U.S. Aircraft.  Labeled Erroneous UP Story Saying Ou

Vet Kills Self After Slaying  Wife, 4 Others Sets Fire To House  After Killings; Two . Children ‘Ara-Victime’

Kills Wife, Two Children, Another Coupte ond: Bele — Tragedy Oceurn at Mammond, ind,

Slays Five; Fires Their Home: Then Takes Own Life   Tragedy Is Discovered At Hammond, Ind., Home During Morning   FAMILY QUARREL BELIEVED CAUSE  (RIUTTLETIN\

Vet Kills Wife, His 2 Children, Couple and Self   Six Are Found Shot To Death in Blazing Hammond Dwelling

Berserk Vet Blamed For Tragedy   Estranged Mate Sets House Afire, Then kills Self

House Fired After Babes: Wife Killed   Blood-Stained Knives Found Beside Bodies

Victims Found Shot To Death In Blazing Home   Wipes Out Family And Landlords Of Estranged Spouse

HOUSE APPROVES BILL 10 EXTEND KENT CONTROL:   Measure Would Continue Curbs 7 Months With Communities Empowered to  Stretch Period to Year.   FIVE, AMENDMENTS ARE TURNED DOWN   Provision to Give Landlords Fair Return on Investment Retained — Legislation Goes Back to Senate.

Measure Goes Back to Senate Due to Changes   Amendment for Year's Extension Is Defeated After 6 Hours’ Debate

Have Power lo:     Senate Debates ie: Adding 10,000,000 . To Social Security +:

House Votes Seven-Month Rent Control  Extension   Changes Are Made In Senate Bill; Gives Optional Extra Five Months

Rent Control Bill Voted By House   Decides on Month Longer Extension Thar Senate’s.

Bill Would Give Communities Option To Keer Controls For Additional Five Months; Differs From Senate Versian

HOUSE VOTES CONTINUANCE OF RENT CURBS   Approval of 7 - Month Extension Returns Bill to Senators

Lower Branch Adds Another Month to  Give Next Congress Opportunity to Act

Measure Similar To One Approved By Senate Monday   House Bill Would Permit Local Option For Another Five Months——Measure Goes Back To  fanate Far Actiann

Rent Control Measure Passes House  —7-Month Extension Favored; Bill

HOUSE APPROVES RENT CONTROLS THROUGH JAN, 31   By Vote Of 202 To 13 Bill Is Sent Back To Senate   MARGIN IS PROVIDED ‘NEW CONGRESS TO ACT

ew SARs ee  House Votes Seven-Month Federal Rent iContro! Extension With Deadline Near

House Gives Approval By 202 to 163 Margin, yd; Bill Back to Senate

 . May Now be.in Russia [Missing Atomic Scientist Has ‘Claim to More Than $500,000

ConvictionCan Mean Millions in Union Fines   Truman Sets Up Emergency Board in Railroad Crisis

Trial of Union For Contempt Set for Monday   Threat of Fines In Millions Faces Striking Miners

Judge Denies Plea To Drop Miner Charge   Refuses To Halt Contempt Action; Orders Mon. Trial

Charges of Contempt Hold Good   Judge Orders Coal Miners to Trial  Monday; States Have Emergency Measure:

Miner’s Union Haled Into Court, Trial or Contempt Charge Is Scheduled Monday

STATE MEDICS HILL. REGISTER ON OCTOBER 1¢   Medics Under 50 Who Received Federal ‘Aid Included

Mr. Harriman, Now Roving AsmJbaseador for Marshall Pian, - Whl Take Over Much of Detal! Work. on Pein Policy Mat‘ters. OO

Harriman Was Acheson Choice   Leads Cold War As Truman’s Advisor

 Co-Op Tax Political Hot Potato  Tax. Writers Turn To Co-Ops  For New Source Of Revenue

House Committ ter To Vote On Taxin; Of Co-Oper tives      Say System Proposed: B Rep. Mason Would Yiel 600 Million  Ansuall

Tax on Co-op Groups Is Up Before House   Organizations Which Have Been Riding Free Would Pay $600,000,000 A Year Under Plan

Hot Potato, Co-op Taxes, Up to House   Illinois Congressman Says Proposal Would Yield $600,000,000

Solon Urges $600 Million AYear Levy   Plan Would Remove Unfair Competition, Cammittee Is Told

Would Yield $600 Million  To Treasury Solons Take Up Political Hot Potato Problem

 Doughton Calls For Vote On Plan To Tax Farm And Consumer Co-Ops

NEW TAX PLAN HITS CO-OPS   Would Be Forced To Pay Regular Corporation Income Tax Rate

Pr ‘oposed Tax On€ .0-ops Is Hot Potato   Author Says System Will Yield Government Some  $600,000,000 Annually

Bill To Tax Co-Ops Given To Committee  Chairman Doughton Calls For Vote On

WIN MOOT COURT   K. U. Law School Team Members Beat Kentucky in Finals

Being a Circus Giant Is Not Pleasant, Neither or People   Who Ask Same Silly Questions

“Essential Oneness’ "Seen ; In Council Of Protestant, Eastern Orthodox Groups

New National Council of Churches To Be Organized Today in Cleveland

Jerseyite Goes Berserk And Kills Five Members Of Estranged Wifes Family

Murder Charges May Be Given Jury Within Week In Slayings of Five in Family in New Jersey

amONTS Wich HE COULDNT EE HIS KIDS   Wife and 3 Others Wounded in Critical Condition at Hospitals.

Quick Prosecution Is Promised Against ‘Crazed’ Killer of Five   Murder Charges Slated After New Jersey Man ° Slaughters 5 of Wife’s Relatives, Wounds Four Others

Slaughter To Bring Quick Prosecution  Kilfer of Five Held On Murder Charces

Quick Trial For Slayer   Angry At Estranged Wife Mon Slew Five and Wounded Four in Wild Spree

Jersey Killer ‘Ain’t Saying Nothin’ to Law   No Plea, He Tells Judge Ten Hours After Killing 5 of His Wife’s Family

Jap Tells Of War Raids Along Coast   Says Subs Used Planes, Guns ' Fram Alaska To So. Californie

Wont Pot Up Bail   Michigan Congressman Jailed In Attack on (Pro) Boxer

IN JURYS HANDS   Decision Fx:pected in Casey ~ Jones’ Manslaughter Trial

Ah, Romance Is Still Alive: Cretan Kidnaps Girl Friend After Her Family Objects

Venizelos Tries To Restore Cal On Isle Facing Threat Of Civil ver  Over Beauty's Abduction By

Greek Premier Intervenes As Romeo-Juliet Romance Threatens to Start a War

Modern Romeo And Juliet  Torrid Love Affair Threatens To Ignite Civil War In Crete

10 Jurors Selected — In Aztee   Wife of State Officer Charged with Death ’ Of Her Hushand

Based On Spy Charges Made In Vogeler Trial   American Note Says Red Hungary Is Damaging Relations Between The Two Nations

U.S. REJECTS HUNGARIAN PLEA TO CUT EMBASSY   ACCUSE NATION OF DAMAGING RELATIONS BETWEEN COUNTRIES

U.S. Rejects Note On Budapest Staff  Hungarians Claimed Spies at Legation

Reject Claim Legation Is Spy Center   U.S, Also Refuses to Reconsider Ban on Travel. ers In Hungary

J. 5. Refuses lo Cut Staff In Hungary  Rejects Hungarian Request To Reduce Size of Legation

America Firm In Diplomatic Stand In Hungary — Spy  harges Denied And Communists Are Denounced.

U. S. Refuses To Reduce Staff In Budapest   Hungarian Request For Diplomatic Cut is Rejected

U.S. Rejects Budapest Bid To Cut Staff  Hungary Made Request   Hungary Made Request And Based It On Sov Charces.

Hungary Given Sharp Lecture by Uncle Sam   U.S. Refuses to Slash Diplomatic Staff in Budapest

U. S. REFUSES TO CUT STAFF IN BUDAPEST   Rejects Request to Reduce Diplomatic Representation in Hungary in Sharp Note Today.   » ACCUSES HUNGARY  OF FALSEHOODS   Denies Legation Employes Are Spies and Refuses to Let Americans Travel in Hungary.

Hungarian  Request Is  Rejected U.S. Refuses To Reduce Staff Of  Foeoatian Tharo

U. S. Refuses to Reduce Embassy   Hungarian Request for Smaller Staff Is Turned Down: Claim Relations Damaged.

U.S. Refuses Legation Cut At Budapest   Also Turns Down Mave to Reconsider Hungary Travel! Bar

U.S. Rejects Request to Cut Budapest Staft   Accuses Hungary of Hurt ing Relations Between Two Nations

U. S. Rejects Request Of Hungarians   Refuses to Consider Cutting Diplomatic Staff in Budapest;  Also Makes Charge

Italian Court Says Rossellim Is Now ‘Bachelor’   Part Of Way Cleared For » His Marriage To Ingrid Bersman By Decree

Only He Can Cal up House Bill   Would Restore Twice Daily Mail Deliveries

/ —‘AIR MAIL’ TO CAPITAL— ‘Freshman’ Hold Key To Mail Delivery Bull

Mail Delivery Ballot Booked   Key to Voting Held By House Freshman

Walsh Is Key To Vote On: Postal Cuts   Freshman Democrat From Indiana Holds Fate Of Ballot Today

‘Hi gh-r ankMilitar ‘yOfficer rsAsk Spain, W. Reich be. Broughtin ce loser to West’s Defense Orbit

Hits Magazine Charae of Lax Enforcement  Colliers Article Claims $100 Million Yearly Take in Stata

Stevenson Denies Laxity in Curbine Gambling in llinois  Article Says Situation As Widespread as

SENATE REPUBLICANS ATTACK TYDINGS CHARGE   GOP Retorts That Report Is Whitewash Attempt   FOR THE STATE DEPT.

Union Makes Plan To Jam Dial Phone:   Members Urged To Over _ Use Lines If Strike {Is Called

U. S. Taking Hand to Avert Phone Strike   Union Threatens to ‘Jam’ Dial. System With Fleed‘ of Calis

Government Enters Phone Strike Dispute   Union Has Plan To Make Walkout Effective By Switchboard Jamming

Government Takes Steps fo Sefle Telephone Dispute   Federal Mediation Board To Act.—Union Asks Public “lam” Switchboards.

U.S. Takes Hand InPhone Trouble  Union Has New Plan To Jam Switchboards

Phone Union  Makes Plans.   Switchboard Jamming Threatened By Chief.

Government Takes Hand in Phone Dispute   Union Threatens to **Jam”’ Switchboards With Flood of Calls If Strike Develops

NATIONWIDE  PHONE STRIKE   Union Plans to Jam: Phone Lines, Break Automatic Equipment,

After Union Comes Up with Plons for Jamming Switchboards of Companies

Phone Union Plans Jam-Up Strike Tactics   Six Million Members Urged To ‘Over-Use’ Telephone Facilities

THREAT OF NE TROUBLE RISES IN WACE FIGHT   Union Leader Advises Increased Use Of Telephone In Case OF Strike In Order ‘To Jam Switchboards.

MEDIATORS IN PHONE MUDDLE   Union's Plan To Jam Company  Switchboards Revealed By  : Leader of Workers

WORKERS URGED TO JAM PHONES IF THEY STRIKE   Union President Beirne Hopes to Flood Switchboards With Calls to Cripple  Dial Systenis.   STRATEGY DISCLOSED IN LETTER TO MURRAY   Letter Says Company Is Balking at Wage-Pension Demands and Walkout Seems Lnevitable.

U.S. Enters. Bell Dispute       ts Union Recommiends Dial-Board Jamming

Union Threatening Telephone Strike Reveal Plan to Jam Dial Sysiems

Phone Union Pians Phone Service Tieup   Government to Interven In Dispute; Plan Was to Jam System by Mass Demand for Service

Union Proposes Telephone Jam  Government To Take Hand In Dispute

C. . 0. Telephone Union Plans Dial System Jamming in Event of Strike

Union Maps Plan To Jam Phones In Event of Walkout   Group Threatening Strik  Would Make Many Calls To Break Equipment

U.S. Takes Hand To Try to Avoid Telephone Strike  Union Reported   Union Reported With Plan to Jam Switchboards

‘Phone Strike Is Threafened Throughout US  Union Leaders Say Plon Readied To Jam Switchboard:

Government Takes Hand In Dispute That Brings Threat Of Phone Strike

U.S. Takes Hand In Threatened Telephone Strike   Union Planning to Jam Switchboards For Effectiveness

NATIONWIDE PHONE STRIKE  THREATENED   Union Plans to Jam Phone Lines, Break Automatic Equipment.

Phone Jamming  Tactics Readied Union Head Outlines Strategy In Asking Aid in Bell Strike

 Want To Tie Up Service  Telephone Workers Threaten Strike, Switchboard Jam Soon

U.S. Takes Hane In Threatened Phone Walkout   Mediation Service to Seek Solution; Union Plans New Technique

Workers Foresee a Nationwide Telephone Strike   Would Employ New Technique of Jamming Phone Lines With Calls

END OF RENT CONTROL SEEN   Rep. Wolcott Asserts Regulation No Longer Necessary

Senate Panel To Probe Deeper Into State Dep’t  Tydings Says Investigation To Go Far Beyond Charges Leveled By McCarthy

Senate Probe to Explore Deeper Level   Diplomat Denies He Ever Was Disloyal to U.S.

Congress Set Today To Get Low-Down On Expansion Of Our Atomic Facilities

Coal Miners  Thumb Noses At U.S. Order   Officials Check Law, Saying Lewis May Be Within ‘Rights’

Franklin Click Dies in Chair For One of ‘Lobaugh’s Murders’   Ft. Wayne ‘Celery “Worker Pays For Slaying ES.. Girl

PRESIDENT AGAINST ANY NEW APPEAL   Mr. Truman Says Acheson Statement Covers the Ground

Truman Turns Thumbs Down On Red Appeal   U. S. To Continue Policy For Control Of Deadly Bombs

No Bomb Appeal To Russia Likely   U.S. to Stand on Present Foreign Policy

Peace Certain If Russ Will .  Help: Truman   Stands By Present U. S. Atomic Control Proposals as Well Suited to Situation -

New Appeal To Russia  Is Refused  Present Policies For Control Of Atom Bomb Stands

Truman Spurns Change in U.S. Bomb Policies   Saves He Has No Power To Seize Coal Mines To Bring Strike End

Backs Acheson Statement Made Earlier; Says U. Standing On Peace Policies And With Rus* sian Cooperation They Would Work

TRUMAN PLANS NO NEW BOMB CONTROL PLEA   Says U. Ss. Is Standing On Present Policies  For World Peace

Plea for Reds To Back Atom Ban Rejected   President Refuses to Change Policy on International Contral Propacel

Soviets Need Oniy fo Give Cooperation   Asks No Powers To  Seize Mines And Has None Now, Saye

President Rules Out Appeal to Moscow  Stands on Present Peace Policie<   Stands on Present Peace Policies, ‘Unchanged’ by Hydroeen Bomh

UN Forces Only Four Miles Away   ‘Tough Marine Carries Pet Rabbits Across The Han As Yanks Set For Amphibious Assault Toward Seoul

WITH RABBITS AS MASCOTS  Marines Land To Stay on Han River Banks

Leathernecks Dash Across Han in  Hail of Lead—With Rabbit Mascots.

WILL URGE “NECESSITY” BUYING ONLY   Citizens 10 be Urged to Invest in Savings Bonds Rather Than ifoard — Most Gouls Adenuate Now — No Need for Dealer's Controls.

Jefferson Township Supervise J. Lee Armstrong Killed Whi Sitting In Automobile Talkir With A Friend   SLAIN MAN WELL KNOWN THROUGHOUT DISTRIC

4-H CLUBS PRESENT OD. AGENT ANNIVERSARY GIFT   500 Attend Meeting Held In Buckingham Hall   HAD MANY EXHIBITS

TWO FAST TRAINS PLOW INTO JUNK PILED ON TRACKS   CHARGE DELIBERATE EFFORT TO WRECK TRAINS AT CHICAGO

Trains Damaged In Chicago Plot  ‘400’s’ Strike Track Barriers in City

Iron on Tracks [Damages Trains   Two N. W. 400s Plow Into Obstructions in Chicago

Two Trains Hit Metal on Rails   Streamliners Ram Barrier at Chicago

His Goal: To Become Service Chaplain . Staff Sergeant's Off-Duty Hours: Devoted to Circuit Pastoral Work

Sheppard Airman Is Pastor Of Three Methodist Churches   BLUEGROVE RCUIT   And He goeth up ito a mountain and calleth unto Him whom He would; .and they came unto Him.  ST. MARK, ITI, 18  BY 8.-SGT. ROY CLARK

Liquor License Data Incomplete  Suburban, Rural Areas To Gain Quota Rights

300 Dead Now, 1,000 Injured In Earthquakes   New Tremor Hit Colombia: Death Toll Expected To Hit 600 Mark

FEAR 600 DEAD AS NEW QUAKES HIT COLOMBIA   Known Dead Now Passes 300 Mark, Over 1000 Injured

‘Six Die in. (Car Wrecks   ’ One Iowa Drowning  Over ‘Weekend. .

BIG PLANE LONG OVERDUE ON HOP; 20 10 24 ABOARI   Douglas DC3, Headed for Bill ings, Mont., From Chico, Calif., Last Heard From at 2:40 P. M. Tuesday.   LOW-FLYING CRAFT SEEN IN WYOMING   Later a Fire Was Spotted on Mountain -— CAP Unit to Send Out Parties to Investigate.

Tax Writers Studying New Collections   Must Still Assess $760 Million Extra Or Risk Veto Of Bill by Truman

DRAFT OF NEW TAX BILL LAGS   House Ways And Means Committee Wearily Looks For New Revenue To Make Up For Excise Slaehac

 Need $760,000,000 More  Tax-Wri iters Must Locate New  Revenue Or Face Truman Veto

Tax Law Writers Looking Around For Revenue Source Must Make Up Slash In Excise Tax

Tax Firiters Studying New Collections  Must Stil Assess $760 Million Extra   Must Sull Assess $760 Million Extra Or Risk Veto Of Bill by Truman

Revenue Slash Seen In House Excise Tax Cut   Presidential Veto Seen Unless Levies Make Up Reduction

Tax Law Writers Wearil Search Revenue Sources   Threat of Veto Hangs Over Work Of House Group

WORRY AT NEED OF TAX BOOSTS   Weary Law Writers Told They Must Get Extra : $760,000,000

State to Honor  Working Man   Talks, Traffie Jams Will Mark Holiday

Column Left   6  .-. a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ”-~BurRNs..

SCHOOL YY RE SI ME TODAY   Students in City System Go Bach to Clase Following Faster

SCHOULS RES     ETOUAT   Students in City System Ge Bacl to Clase Following Faster

Four Shot In Tennessee Rayon Strike   Rail Unions . Threatening July 15 Tieup

Veteran Goes Berserk Killing Four Persons   His Parents And His Sister’s Two Small Children

Dr eading Trip To Hospital, Man Slays Four   Parents, Nephew, Niece Victims of Berserk Vet. Due for Mental Check

Eden Is Granted A  Divorce   Political Career Not Expected To Be Affected.

Huge Soviet Tanks Hurl Back U.S. Troops; Top Planner Holds Conclave

Security Chief rol Paty   _ John: L. ‘Lewis. Fails  on nans we Tin

Candidates Woo Votes In Northern Ohio  Heavily-Populated Areas Toured; Byrd Has Praise For Taft

Ohio Campaigns In Final Stage   Taft, Ferguson To Wind Up Talks In Northern Area

Last Elements Of Marines Are Out   MacArthur Visits Hard-Hit Forces; Says Losses Inflicted Are Ten To One

Out of Order Of Red Traps   Warptanes Hammer Chinese Troops, Supply Lines; New Lines Awoit Attack

General in Secret Trip To Warfront   Note of Guarded Optimism Heard in Report Given Out After Commander’s Retrrn to Tokvo

M’ Arthur Checks Fronts As Trapped Troops End Long Fights for Survival

25,000 STILL BATTLE-ABLE, CONFIDENT   Note Of .Guarded Optimism In MacArthur Message   GENERAL   ‘Says Enemy Losses As High  As 10-1; U. S. Warplanes Hammer Red Troops

Says UN Forces Still Able To Fight Red Hordes   Last of 25,000 GlI’s Race Thru Chinese Traps To Reach Hamhung Plain; Losses Reported Heavy

U.N. Commander In Guarded Note Of Optimism; Declares Reds Fail In Circling Plan

SOUNDS NOTE OF OPTIMISM IN STATEMENT   [Says Americans Are Still Able To Battle The Chinese Hordes

MacArthur On Secret Check  Korean Front   General Says UN Troops Are Unbeaten, Relatively Secure And Able to Battle Chinese

UN Able to Battle Red Chinese, M Arthur Says   General Pays Secret Visit To Warfront

UN Chief Flies. To Front; Tenth Corps On Coast   Marines, Doughboys Free Of Radice,  mkt ¢ t -—re8

Secret Visit to Front Is Made By Commander   Last Elements of US Marines Escape Trap. Head for Hamhung

MacArthur On Visit To Front Voices Hope   Commander Says UN Force Is ‘Relatively Secure” And Able To Battle Reds?  Evacuation Is Indefinite

BATTLE REDS . 50 MILES TO REACH SEA   MacArthur Visits: Front, Finds Marine Undefeated After Gruelling Re« treat; Huge Fleet Stands By.

MACARTHUR SAYS UN UNITS REMAIN UNBEATEN; BIG FLEET IS READY FOR EVENTUALITIES

U.N. Commander Declares Men Are in Good Shape, Confident, Still Able to Battle Reds

MacArthur Visits the Battle Fronts   Says Allied Troops In Excellent Shape Despite Reverses

UN ARMY NOT BEATEN; ABLE TO BATTLE OK   MacArthur Visits Front and Says Men Came Through in “Superior Manner.’’

Commander Agair: Visits War Front  25,000 U.S. Troops Reach Goal ~ After Evading Chinese Red Traps.

Forces Are Unbeaten, He Tells Publie   Huge Fleet Stands By Ready To Take Off 10th Corps, If  Wha nine ek

—TRAP FAILS~ Last U.S. Marines,  GI's Out    FOE LOST TEN TO OUR -ONE

General MacArthur, After Surprise Visit To War Fronts, Is Guardedly — Optimistic Over Military Situation

U. N. Command in Excellent Shape, Despite Recent Heavy Fighting, General  Tells Newsmen.   HUGE FLEET STANDS READY FOR EVACUATION

A GUARDED NOTE OF OPTIMISM a2 ME UE EMM  Visits Korea War Areas After 25,000 Americans Escape Chinese Traps

Reports Troops Able To Battle Chinese Hordes   Marines And Doughboys Escape Series Of Traps Near Changjin Reservoir

Yanks Escape Trap; Still Full of Spirit, Tough   ‘Mac’ Visits. at Front Says Troops Secure, Able to Fight Again

Undated ites anc      Says Units Intact, Morale High; Losses Heavy on Rash Sidee

MORALE HIGH  Found All Units Intact, Losses as High as Ten To One Inflicted on Foe

General Says UN Forces Unbeaten, Ready For Battle   Last Elements Of 25,000 Trapped Troops Stream Into Hamhung; Huge Fleet Set For Possible Evacuation

Troops Make Way To Escape Port —   Huge Fleet Stands Off Port Of Hungnam To Evacuate U. N. Fighting Men If Necessary; General More Optimistic

General States U. N. Forces  Remain Unbeaten and Able To Battle Chinese Hordes

Evacuation Of Army Undecided   General In Secret Visit To The Front

Leathernecks Reach Escape Port In East   Seeret Tour Of UN Leader Completed, Still Voices Hope

Gen. MacArthur Optimistic After Visit to Front   In the Northeast Sector, Marines anc Infantry Fight Way - Toe Coastal Haven

Commander Visits Both Front Lines   Last Elements Of Trapped UN Units Are Safe

General Says Command Is Able To Battle Marines, Doughboys  Suffer Heavy Casualties

‘Fleet Standing Off Hamhung To Evae uate   Reports Our Army Is Unbeaten. Relatively Secure. Able To Fight

MacArthur In Secret Visit To Warfronts   Says U.N. Troops Unbeates and Able to Battle Chinese Hordes

General Voices Optimism After Visit to Fronts   Last Units of 25,000 Troops Streaming Out Of Chinese Traps

Finds U. N. Command In Excellent Condition, Relatively Secure, And Well Able To Battle Chinese Hordes   Supreme Commander Confers With Top Generals And Declare Enemy’s Claims Of U. N. Losses Are Fantastically Exaggerated: Says Reds Have Failed In Plan.

Last Elements of Gis Emerging From Korea Tra   General at Front to Get Close Look at Hard-Hit Command

General Flies To Korea; Last Of Forces Escape Red Trap, Reach Plain   HUGE FLEET STANDS OFF PORT; NOT KNOWN: WHETHER MEN WILL BE EVACUATED oR NOT: NORTHWEST FRONT QUIET

United Nations Commander, After Secret Visit To Northwest And Northeast Fronts, Reports His Heavily-Hit Command Remains Unbeaten And Relatively Secure—Last Elements Of 25,000 Trapped Americans Reach Safety

15,000 Marines and Gis Reach Port Where Fleet Waits   Guarded Optimism In Statement of U.N. Chief in Korea

General Says His Command Is Not Beaten   UN Chief Says Enemy Casualty Claims Badly Exaggerated

Enemy Clalms Of Big Losses Branded False  Gery Nightmare Of Death For Trapped Aiawtmae le Endaa

Trapped Force rights Clear Of Chinese   Commander Concerned Over Condition Of Army, But Sees Hope

Army Chief Takes Look At Fronts   Returns to Tokyo After Conferences With His Generals

Run cnemy Gauntlet To Port Of Hamhune   M‘Arthur Visits Front, Says Morale Of Troops is Unimpaired

General Says Forces ‘Relatively Secure, Able to Battie Red:   Makes Secret Trip To Fighting Front   Last of 25,000. Troop: Streams to Coasta!  Plain; Fleet Is Nearb}

Commander Visits Both Korean Fronts   Allied Force Still  Has High Morale And ‘Has Come Through In Superior Manner’

Enemy Claims Of Big Losses Branded False  Gory Nightmare Of Death For Trapped Marines Is Ended

WEST STEPS IN HALTING POLISH REFUGEE MOVES   Plan Studied As Move Tx Upset Germany's Strained Economy

Refugees Pouring Into Allied Areas 01 West Germany   West Attempts To Halt Parade Of Homeless Folk

MICHIGAN STILL DOESN'T KNOW WINNER-OF RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Unofficial Count Now Gives Kelly Only 813 Margin

Recount Likely In Michigan  Errors In Unofficial Count Tighten Race For State Governor

Service Hears FBI Transcript  Hearing Is Secret Till Quiz Is Over

Transcript of Conversation With Jaffe  Read by Senate Investigators in Washington Behind Closed Doors.

GOV. STEVENSON SEES INCREASE IN STATE TAXES   Must Shell Out More or Cu! Services, Let Roads  Go.

RUSSIA TO BE ACCUSED OF AID TS KOREA      Ameriean Delegation Expects New Repcrt from Unified Command On Supp'ying of Modern Tanks,  , Weapons an:t Planes.

US. Plans To Shatter  Soviet Claim   MacArthur Report Awaited In UN

Army Seizes Railways. To Avoid Strike   Other Sectors ~ Of Labor Front : Report Action:

Rail Tieup Off, Army Takes Over Lines Tomorrow  Harvester Cancels Pay Offer; Canada Strike Continues

imminent Proclamation of Natonal Emergency, Clamping of Controt on Nation's Economy to Top Today’s Discussions,

Baltimore All Set’ For Dedication Tomorrow Of Best Airport In Land

PEACE TALKS OKED BY TRIO OF BIG FIVE   Reds’ F ight For China At Parley May Wreck Whole Scheme

Big 3 Consents To Peace Talk  Russ Desire to Seat Red China May Wreck § Pawar Pentant

Russia Could Wreck  Peace Project  West's Big Three Agree to Five-Power Parlev

Allies Plan Five-Power  Peace Talks   Chinese Commies’ Participation. May . Wreck Proposal

OKED BY TRIO OF BIG FIV!   Reds’ Fight For China At Parley May Wreck ‘Whole Scheme

U.S. B-26 Bomber And Red Tank KO Each Other In Duel   Ground-Air Vilar in Kores  Waxes Hotter When  Weather Clears

QIL REFINERY HIT AT WONSAN   Superforts Report Good Bombing Results Against Red Targets

U. 5. B-29, Red Tank Disable Each Other Ground - Air War. Waxes  Hot In Korea And Skies  Become Clear

Nearly Half of Estate Of Mrs. Ford Willed  To Edison Institute Auto Magnate’s Widow   Auto Magnate’s Widow Left Stock Estimated As Worth $8.5 Million

George Sees  Tax Approval   Predicts Fast Action On President’s Bill

Senate Looks At Tax Bill Today   George Predicts Bill Will Pass Quickly

George Sees Quick Passage of Tax Boost   $5,000,000,000 Measure to Pass "As Submitted”

President’s $5 Billion Tax Bill Will Be Quickly Passed By Senate   Senator George Says Measure Will Be Approved  “Substantially As Submitted;” Committee Tr. £nt Tea law

Senator Looks For Tax Boost Bill Approval   _ George Sees Speedy Passage Of Measure To Raise Five Billion

‘Russians Deserved  A-Secrev   Ex-GI Held on Bond of $100,000 as Spy; Reason for Act Given   “Pr WAS ALLY’

VICTOR TO GET BOOST TOWARD WHITE HOUSE  Upwards of 40,000,000   Election Picture Is Presented at Glance

Damage Is Heavy in Downpour   Three Drown in Flash Floods in Pittsburgh Area; Little Loss Here

Smith Hints of Budget Deficit   Tax Revenues Drop Steadily, He Claims

Recounts, Cou May Take Several Months, Roth Expla        Williams Maintains Growing Lead

Michigan May Face 51 With No Officials   Whole State Ticket May Be Held Up by Recount

Harriman’s Flying Trip To Tokyo Andicates New Far East Decisions

Harriman On Way To Tokyc For Parley   Truman Adviser To Discuss Far Eastern Setup With MacArthw

Studies Political Aspects .... Truman Is Sending  His Aide To Tokya

Harriman To Fly To Tokyo For Talks With MacArthur On Far East Policy

Political Changes Possible;sHarrimar To Visit Far East   Foreign Affairs Assistant Wil Discuss Ttems With MacArthur; Four Issues

Orient Policy Changes Seen   Harriman to Visit M’ Arthur in Tokv

Far East Decisions In Making   Harriman Trip To Tokyo May Be Beginning Of A Concrete US Policy

Major Policy Talk Goal of  Harriman Trip   special Trnman Envoy Flying to Tokyo fo1 Parley With Genera!

Truman's Aide Flies To Tokyo  First-Hand Reports Wanted On Korea

Belgium Recalls Leopold to Throne  Socialists Threaten Bitter Reprisals

BELUIUM RECALLS KING TO THRONE   PARLIAMENT VOTE PAVES WAY FOR LEOPOLIVS RE. TURN FROM FENILE.

Belgium’s Solons Vote to Restore - King to Throne   Leopold May Return From Exile Saturday; Socialists Warn Fight Not Finished

Leopold Restored To Beloian Throne   Will Return From Exile In Switzerland

Reserve Units In State Called   Reckord Does Not Believe Guard ‘Will Be Mobi-—  lized Soon «—

FOREIGN POLICY CHANGES MADE   Road Points To Permanent ‘Involvement of U. S. in Eurepean Affairs 

UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLIGY IN DRASTIC TURN   Plans Call for Deeper and More Permanent Involyment in the Affairs of Europe.   2 IMPORTANT STEPS SHAPE UP FOR ACTION   One Provides for Pooling ©! Armed Forces of West, Other for New Economic  Relationship.

United States Policies Toward Europe Undergoing Drastic Chanae   FOLLOWS ACHESON’S WAR TALKS WITH MINISTERS

New Policy Calls for More Permanent Involvement in European Affairs, Report

Allied Armed Might Being Strengthened   Acheson Voices New Foreign Policy for U.S. Regarding Europe

This Fact Disclosed By Acheson   Deeper Involvement In Foreign Affairs Is Seen by Writer

NATION BECOMES INVOLVED sy U.S. Policies In Europe Are Undergoing Drastic Changes

Policy Change Noted   Takes Drastic New Turn For Longtime World Affairs Plans

US Policy In Kurope  Is Changed   New Line Calls For A Permanent Involvement In European Affairs   ACTIVE PARTICIPATION   Means A Sacrifice of National Sovereignty For Greater Strength

‘SAUCERS’ “SEEN IN PANHANDLE  ‘Strange Objects’ Reported At Numerous Points Over Texas

Teacher Weds Former Student  Accused of Kidnaping 17-Year-Old Girl

Weds Girl He  Is Accused Of  Kidnapping 35-Year-Old School  Teacher Married To Student Nurse. 17

Consumer Credit:  ‘Tightens: Monday       Payoff. Limit On Installment. Purcha Reduced. Down Payments Jumped. On Major Household - Applianees:To 25 Per_Cent

EFFECTIVE MONDAY Sharp Tightening Ordered On Consumer Credit Curbs

BUYING CURBS ARE IN FORCE NEXT MONDAY   Consumer Credit Reins Tightened All Along Retail Front:

Tighter Reins on Credit Ordered in Effect Monday   Limit for Buying <Auto-. mobiles Reduced to 15 Months

Installment Purchases  Limited To 15-Months   New Rule Effective Monday Equals Stiffest Terms Annlied During War

U.S. Tighten:  Consumer  Credit Curbs Federal Reserve Cuts  Payoff Limit on Aytan Waoamo Bios...

Stitfer Terms Seek to Halt  Price Boost:   Cars, Household Articles Affected hy New Step  Startine Manday

Payoff Limit On Automo biles Cut From 21 To 15 Months      ‘DOWN PAYMENTS UP “ON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

TIGHTER CREDIT CURBS ORDERED   Stricter Clamps on Consumer Time-Payments Applied on Automobiles, Major Household Appliances; Payoff Limits on Purchases Cuf

New Rules Equal Stiffest World War II Terms For Automobiles, Other Items

CONSUMER CREDIT CURBS TIGHTENED BY RESERVE BOAR   Time to Pay for Cars Purchased on nstaliment Plan Cut From 21 to 15 Months.   DOWN PAYMENTS ON ARTICLES RAISED   Items Affected Include Ra dios, Furniture and Major Household A>- pliances.

Credit Limitations Sharply Tightened By Reserve Board   Payoff Limit on Installment Buying of Cars Cut to 15 Months; Down Payment Requiremen Put on Regulated Articles Costing Over $50

New Rules Equal Terms During War   Payoff Limit Cut On Car Purchases To Fifteen Months

Stiff New Rules For Installment Plan Purchases   Payoff Limit for Automobiles Cut to 15 Months; Down Payment on Television Sets, Radios Jumped to 25 Percent.

Payoff Limit On Autos Cut To 15 Months   Down Payment Raised On Furniture and Household Appliances

TRUMAN FLIES TO ST. LOUIS VETS REUNION   Will “Speak ot oat Riverfront Dedication and Missouri U. Commencement.

“Jesse” Should Ask Forgiveness—  ‘Claimant, 102, Denied Outlaw’s Name

Jesse James’ Hearing Judge Dismisses Old Man’s Claim of Being Legendary, Old-Time Missouri Bandit

MANA inhi i. .oeenaanaaansiapical SIX AIRMEN KILLED IN TENNESSEE CRASH

Court Upholds Georgia County Voting System :   Douglas Writes Stinging Dissent To Maitority View

Missing Brink’s Worker Held; Say New Clues Found   No Charges Filed Agains! Man; Police Pressing  Search For Bandits

A BRINK EMPLOYE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY   Selzed Atter Falling to Keport fos Work on Schedule as Police Hunt Boston Bandits.

LOST WORKER CAUSES STIR IN BANDIT HUN)   Brink Employe Who Skipped Work Is  Found in His Home

Police Hold Brink’s Man For Quizzing  Absentee Found  Home; Was One Who Buzzed Offic:

Boston Bandit Hunters Looking for ‘Finger Man’ As Tratl Continues Cold

Both Parties Top Million  In Spending   Democrats Far Ahead Of G. O. P. and Have Surplus; Rivals Voice Forecasts of Victory

Two Parties Give Costs : Of f Campaign  See ner ate COP   Democrats, GOP Claim Costs Push Past Million Mark

Brannan Says Fooc Profiteering Here As Result of War   Recent Increases in Prices Unjustitied, Secretary Claims

Profiteering In Food Charged  Rrannan Accearte   Brannan Asserts War Aids Sellers

Profiteering In Food Begun, Says Brannan   Agriculture Dept. Head Sees Truman On Price Boosts

Brannan Links Profiteering With Korean War   Sec. of Agriculture Tells of Hoarding And High Prices

Sec. Brannan Deplores Food Profiteering   Declares There Is No Reason For Price Boost

FBI SAYS ATOM SCIENTIST WAS LONG PRORED   McMahon Says Agents Probe Ramifications Here and In Britain —

FBI Hints New Arrests Possible  Fuchs Case Reported To Invelyve Others

New Arrests Hinted In Atomic Spy Case   FBI Reports Shows Fuchs ~ Long-Time Communist Sympathizer

Briton Fuchs Long a Red Sympathizer. FBI Says   Possibility Seen Others Involved In Leak to Reds OF Atam Secrets

More Arrests In Atomic Spy Case Hinted In U. S., Britain   FBt and Scotland Yard Stili Working; Hoover Tells Committee of Investiaation

SENATOR HINTS AT NEW ARRESTS IN ATOMIC CASE   McMahon Indicates Other: Besides Klaus Fuchs May Be Involved in Alleged Taaks.   FBI AND BRITISH AGENTS ARE AT WORK   J. Edgar Hoover Quoted a Saying Prisoner Gave Highly Secret Informa tion to Russia.

More Arrests In London Spy Case Hinted   FBI Reports British Scientist Sympathetic To Reds’ ldeologies

FOREIGN AID AUTHORIZED   Truman Signs Foreign Assistance Act; Congress May Trim Figure.

$3. Billions Economic Aid Authorized   Conaress Muct Yor   Congress Must Yet Make Appropriation

$3,248,500,000 Foreign Aid Authorized by Pres. Truman   Says It Will Help Build Safe World; Expect Conaress May Cut Amount

$3 1-4 BILLIONS 10 HELP BUILD "A SAFE WORLD”   Chief Executive is Confident Congress Will “Promptly” Provide Amount.

House Members Still Will Have To Trudge Through Tunnel; Horizontal Escalator Kiboshed

Hell Freezes Over Ain't It Hell?  Colder Than Hell Hell’s Fires Out? Hellish Cold In Hell

MARKET ADVANCES AFTER DECLINE      Early Losses Cut To Fractions; Autos, Steels Targets Of Profit Taking

TRUCK DRIVER A HERO  32-Year-Old Man Cut Driverlese Car Out Of Traffic

amet BPese F 28S “a BR ESTES  32-Year-Old Man Cut Driverless Car Out Of Traffic

HALT AMERICA’S PEOPLE COUNTED   Predicts Population Of North, South And Central Americas At 325,000,000

RiversContinue Climb In South   But Tributaries Of Mississippi Fall In North; More Rain Expected

Flood Waters Recede in U.S   Southern Points Atre Menaced, However: Fear Levee Breaks.

More Than 29,000 Persons Are Refugees From Streams River Waters Creep Hiaher

Kick Russ Out, China Asks U.N.   Soviets Lose New Attempt to Exclude “Kuomintang” Man

RED DELEGATE STALKS FROM COUNCIL MEE}   Kremlin Again Loses Effort to Unseat Nationalists

BEATEN IN UN FGnT TO Oval NATIONALIT:   Chinese Delegate Denounce: Soviets and Cails for Tee Eyrudsian.

Russian U.N. Bid to Oust China Beaten  Soviets Desert Session After

Look for Cost Cutting Tries   Bridges Sees Sure Cut, Connally Needs All Votes to Win

Foreign Aid Bill Facing  Vote Today By Senators   Some Slash Expected In 3-Billion-Dollar Long-Disputed Issue

SENATE IS SET TO BALLOT ON FOREIGN All   Views Differ On Whether There Will Be Cut In Measure

Foreign Aid Bill Reaches Voting Stage  May be Slashed By At Least a Quarter Billion Dollars;  Bcc Bikes "Tonches

Three Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Bill Nears the Voting Stage in Upper House

Senate Reaches Voting Stage in Foreign Aid Bill   Democrats Believe They Have Enough Votes To Prevent Cut

Foreign Aid Bill Reaches Voting Stage   May be Slashed By At Least a Quarter Billion Dollars; Senate Votes Today

Foreign Aid Votels Nea   Cut in Funds Amounting to Quarter of Billion Dollars Forecast.

Water Threatens Virginia Roads   Police And Highway Department Leaders Watch Rising Rivers

Leopoldists Win Slim Majorities   "Both Houses Held by 1-Seat Margins

Red Fishing Boats to See Maneuvers   Their Trip Through Bay of Biscay Timed Just Right.

NEW ATTORNEY ADMITTED TO BAR   Oath Administered to David H. Pepper, Telford, By Judge Biester   CHARTER IS GRANTED

/Senator Vandenberg’s Illness May Be Basic [Reason for Capitol Furore over Recount

KOREAN ELECTION DATE UP TO U.N.   Seven-Nation Commission Also Will Decide How and Where to Conduct Balloting.

Prospective Bride’s Mother Disputes Sheriff’s Claim Whistler Is ‘Hoax’

RESCUE OPERATIONS NOW UNDER WAY   Mystery Whistler Termed a ‘Hoax’

Britain Reported Learing To Coal, Steel Pool Plan   British Spokesman Terms Proposal “Important” As Labor Press Backs Effort To Ease Cold War

British Warm To Pooling Proposal   Big Three Talks Commence Today

Three - Power Policy Parley Is Under Way   French Plan to Poo! Resources Gets Attention   U.S. IN FAVOR   Britain Reported Warming up to Proposal After Earlier Coolness.

Big Three Western Powers Begin Cold War Strategy Discussions At Meetings

Favor Coal Pool Plan    French Suggestion — Welcomed By Acheson; Britain Warms to Idea

COLD WAR POLICY PARLEYS START   Big 3 Confer Amid Signs Britain WiliBack France Pooi Plan

LATE NEWS BULLETINS Some Air Force Reserves May Be Called Monday

Some Air Force Reserve Units to Be Summoned to Active Duty Monday

New Army Training Methods fo Start   Change Will Shorten Time Required for Training Divisien

ARMY TO SHORTEN TRAINING PERIOD   fen. Mark Clark Says New Meth. ods Will Ready Division for Combat in 8 Months.

TRUMAN BEGINS HIS SIATH YEAR   PRESIDENT A VASTLY MORI CONFIDENT MAN THAN WHEN HE TOOK OFFICE.

TRUMAN BEGINS SIXTH YEAR IN HIGHEST OFFICE   Republicans Claim He's Their Party’s Best Political Asset

Anniversary Is Business-as-l sual Day  Truman Starts Sixth Year as President

Truman Starts 6th Year in White House With Full Confidence   Succeeded FDR with Some Skepticism But Is Now Ready to Go on Own

President Starts ‘His Sixth Year As  Chief Executive   Truman Is More Confident Than When FDR Died Five Years Ago

Truman Starts his 6th Year As President   Chief Exec utive More Confident Than Five. Years Aaqo

President Starts 6th Year on Jeb   Truman Is More Confiden Man Now Than Day Roosevelt Bied

TOCONSIDER KOREAN ISSUE   Russia's Attempt ; To Block: Action _.Was. Overridden

Tornado.F lood  Kall 3, Hurt 12   Three Dead After Flood In Tennessee, Storm Hits In Texae

Twister Lashes Eastern Texas  Injuries, Property Damace Poenarted

Winter Continues Slashing Affacks   With Tornado in Texas, Floods in Tennesree, SubZero Coli in High Plains

‘T ornadoes, Floods and Cold Waves Cause Suffering  As Nation Gets New Barrage ef Winter Weather

 Dozen Injured  Tn East Texas  Tornado Wind:   Flood Waters Claim Two Lives Of Nashville, Tenn. Women

Three People Die In Plane Crash   Small Cabin Plane Crashes Into Hill  Near Greensburg

Major Policy Statement.On Formosa Issue Expected From Executives In Near Future

Policy Talk Expected  On Formosa   Republicans Charge Blundering By Administration

Longress Seems Sure To Kill Half Of Truman Plans   Quick Death Is Seen For Many Proposals Despite Mild Message

AIRFORCE PLANE CRASH KILLS ONE   Piane’s Power Fails On TakeOff; Causes Craft To Ram Into Barracks

Tydings Faces Primary Fight  Maryland Is Last To Pick US Candidate

Maryland, Vote Will Be Final Major Contest   Voting Tomorrow To Be Last Ballot On State-Wide Offices

Democrat Chiefs Called ‘Menace’  Dirksen Hits Lucas For ‘Coddling’ Reds

DIRKSEN SAYS — DEMOCRATS BIG MENACE TO U. S      Addresses Republican Leaders of 20 States in Meeting At Chicago.

West Penn Prepares For Additional Bus Service   Uniontown To Connellsville And Dawson To Connellsville Runs Will Lose Trolleys

TRAFFIC DECLINE ON RAILWAY. LINES REASON FOR MOVE, PUC IS INFORMED

Truman Charges Soviet Russia With Filibustering   President Optimistic Over Korean Campaign: Will Not Revive OPA

‘Truman Charges Russian Delegate ‘Is Filibustering in U.N. Council

U.N. Members Try To Break Soviet Block   Truman Says Russia Filibustering; Balks At Talk With Stalin.

Lauds Austin for ‘Good job’; Snubs Proposal For Stalin Conference

Russia Accused By Chief Executive Of Filibustering In the United Nations

LAUDS AUSTIN FOR DOING GOOD JOB   President In Full Agreement : With MacArthur   Says All-Out Mobilization Not Yet In Sight; 0.P.A. Not Considered Now

Truman Says: Russia Is Filibustering In Council   MacArthur Praised By Truman For Work As American-UN Far Fast Chiel

Russians Filibuster Against Own Bes! Interests in UN, Truman Declares

President Lauds Work of Austin Or Security Council   Won't Meet Stalin, He Again Tells Press At Conference Today

Truman Flays Red Filibuster  Praises Austin For   Praises Austin For  ‘Caood Joly In U.N.

Drive Aimed at Trapping or Smashing the U. S. 10th Corps   N. W. FRONT QUIET   U. N. Troops in Northwest Disengaging Successfully From Enemy

ATTEMPTS 10 TRAP FORCES CONTINUES   Bulk of UN Army Appears to Have Succecded in Eluding Entrapment — New Defense Lines to he Set Up Neurer to PyongVing,

Red Hordes Stop Attack But Trap Marine Division   Puzzling Lull Fell Over Northwest Korean Front — Thousands of Reds Continue Onslaughts in Eastern Korea

{ST CAVALRY, 20TH INFANTRY SWARM ASHORE   New Communist Attempt to Storm Tae. jon Is Beaten Of by U. S. Forces.

U. S. Patrol Kills or Wounds 200 to 300 North Koreans   Only American Casualty in Taejon Action: Machine-Gunner Who Burned His Hand

‘ThreeMenAreKilled As Navy Jet: Burns   Two Missing, 9 Rescued In B-29 Crash State Marine Is Killed In Smash-U p

‘Three Men Die In Crash Of  IN avy Plane    Experimental Aircraft Explodes Into Flames On Way To East Cozst

Nine Killed in Crash of B-29   Bodies of Airmen on Flight Are Recovered

NINE AIRMEN DIE AS B25 CRASHES IN WEST VIRGINIA   LEFT PENNSYLVANIA EARLY THIS MORNING FOR NEBRASKA FIELD

Nine Airmen Die  In Eastern Crash  Lost Military Ship Strikes Mountain

) AIR FORCE MEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   B-25 Goes Down in West Virginia on Night Flight.

B-25 Carries Nine fo Death  ro Ca  . fs   Missing Bomber Found at Elkins

Missing B-29 Found: Nine Airmen Dead   Wreckage Spotted Atop Spruce Mountain In  West Virginia. Today

House Aporoves Expansion in Gl Home Program   No Opposition Made On Special Benefits For Former Veterans

House Approves $4 Billion Boost in Housing Aids   Compromise Giving Benefits to Veterans Speeded to Senate

Quick Approval  Seen in Senate   Compromise Bill Contains Special GI Bencfits

HOUSING PROGRAM EXPANSION VOTED   Boost Of Almost 4 Billion Approved In House; Bill Lists Ex-Gl Loans...

House Votes $4 Billion Housing Program Bill; - Senate Approval Seen

Funds Expanded By 4 Billions For Housing —   Legislation Passes In House, Approval Expected in Senate

Senate- House Conferees in Agr eement  On Multi-Billion Dollar Housing Bill

Home Finance  Bill Is Passed   House Agrees To Plan But Senate Has Still To Act

288 Names on New- Casualty. List   Huge Hangover ‘For Aleoholic LA

“City of Angels’ Recovering from Christmas ‘Battle of the Binge’

BUDGETFOR HEALTH IS CONSIDERED BY MEDICAL MEN   Voluntary Measure May Combat Threat of Socialized Medicine   BUREAUS OPERATING   May Create Headquarters To Handle Business Details

Canada To Recruit Brigade To Serve UN In Korea War   Infantry and Supporting Arms to Be'Trained; Some 5,000 Men Available

Canada to Raise Brigade for UN   Asks Volunteers for Korea Fighting

Canada To Train Special Brigade For Use In Korea  ARRAN FT. CK An AA oa

ROAD BUILDERS RAP COMMISSION   Carolina . Association. Declares Contract System Being Bypassed In Construction. Policy,

2-Party Svstem Through South Is Aim Of GOP   Young Republican Head Tours Dixie To Map Fight; °52 Is Goal

WOULD HELP POORER FAMILIES _ Truman Sets $4,000 Annual  - Income as Goal for Workmen

President Sees Hike  In Income   Plan on Development of Economy Offered in Oregon Speech

GOP Charges Fair Deal Leads To Socialism Called ‘Silly Nonsense’

TRUMAN REVEALS AMBITIOUS PLAN TO HIKE INCOMES   Outlines Program to Give Fy ery Working Family in Lower Brackets S4,000 a Year by 1960.   SOCTALISM CHARGE TERMED “NONSENSE.’   President Pledges Balancing of Budget and Tax Cut “Just as Soon as We Safely Can.”

Truman Would Hike Incomes Of Poorer Groups To $4,000  Says Lower Bracket Incomes Can  Be Doubled By 1960; Has Busiest Day

TEN-YEAR PROGR AM Truman Plots 4-Point Plan To Raise Working Families Income to 1.000 Annually

Counsels Against Solitary Defense   Dulles Warns of an Impending Defeat HU. S. Quits Europe

Dulles Says U. S. Cannot Stand Alone   State Dept. Adviser Suggests Defense Aaainst Red Attack

Dulles Disputes  Hoover Proposal  U.N. Adviser Raps ‘Gibraltar’ Plan

Dulles Rips ‘Gibraltar’  Defense Plan   Political, Military Ring Around Russia Proposed Instead

Dulles Appeals to This Nation To Build Its Defense Upon  Collective Security Foundation

U.S. Is Urged to Build Defense on Collective Basis   Dulles Appeal Points Gibraltar Plan Not Way to Sure Peace

Dulles Pleads For Collective Security Action   Denounces ‘Rock of Gibraltar’ Idea Posed by Hoover

Dulles Urges Collective  Security Plan  Solitary Defense Is Not Impregnable, Adviser Savs

“Help Others te Save Ourselves ’ ls Dulles Answer  Proposes Program Of Collective  Securitv for lJ) S.

US. Cant Stand Alone Says Dulles   Republican, Replying to Hoover, Proposes Buffer System

Dulles Attacks ‘Lone Defense’ Plan of Hoover   Collective Security Ils Way Suaagested

Need Allied Help--Dulles  Says We Cannot Stand Alone Against Russia

Dulles Calls ‘Hoover's Hand On Isolation   Defense Must Be Built on Collective Security, Says GOP Acheson Adviser

U.S. Future Depends Upon World Plan   John Foster Dulles Says America Must Cooperate

DULLES APPEALS FOR IMPREGNABLE DEFENSE OF U.S.   Calls For Foundation Of Collective Security Rather Than Gibraltar

DULLES SAYS NATION CAN'T STAND ALONE   Urges Building Defen*>: Against Russia on Col. lective Security. _

Dulles Lines Up Against Hoover On West Defense   U. S. Gibraltar Proposal Faulty, GOP Expert Says

Dulles Urges World Noose About Russia   Says U.S. Will Not Desert Allies, Sit Behind Ocean Moats

“Solitary Defense Never Impregnable,” Dulles Declares In Reply To Hoover

Dulles Urges World Front Against Reds   GOP Advisor Rules Out Hoover Plan

Dulles Urges Nation To Help Build Ring Around Soviet World To Halt Avvression

Dulles Calls For Collective Defense Policy  Military Ring Around Russia Suggested

MUST CARRY THRU   John Foster Dulles Rejects Hemisphere Security Proposal

—FOUNDATIONCollective Security Is Answer   VEILED REPLY TO HOOVER

Caniiot Stand Alorie    .Dulies Says. America Must WorkOut Defense  “With Alliés, or Perish; ‘Gnopeste Anti-Red Plan

Collective Security Is Called Safer Than  a Lone ‘Gibraltar’   Solitary Defense Not Impregnable   State Dept. Adviser In Plea for Economic and  Arms Ring Round Reds

Dulles Says US Needs Other Help   Appeals To Nation To Build Defense  On Collective Basis

Mutual Aid Best Security Plan, Dulles Insists   ‘Gibraltar’ Never Impregnable, He Say: In Reply to Hoover

Dulles Calls For Collective Securify Plan  Disagrees With Hoover On Western Gibraltar Pronasal

AYANG, NJ. V. A. OOGIAL WORKER ADMITS THEFT   From the Gun Cabinet Ir Police Station   JUST URGE TO STEAL

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various  Cammiunities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

8 PNG Units Are Alerted For Service  Units Are Part Of 51st AA - Artillery Brigade

Repeal of All War Excises Seen by Lucas   ' Senate Leader Says Corporation Tax Boost in Prospect

White House Figure Says Low Income Groups To Get Tax Relief   But Other Sources Doubtful Of Plans   Special Message On Tax Structure Is Believed  Likely

Senator Forecasts Farm Supports Compromise Will Be Defeated In Upper House During Next Week

Coalition Can Kill Farm Price Bill  Aiken Predicts Senate Defeat of Compromise

Youth Training Plan Due For Bitter Fight   Opposition Continues On Universal Military Training

Truman Drops Action to Pass UMT Bill Now   Feels Pressure for Measure Might Peril War Needs

Truman Won't Seek Passage Of UMT Now   Fears Interference With Other Vitally Needed War Needs

TRUMAN WILL NOT ASK FOR UMT LAW AT THIS SESSION  BELIEVES UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING  — = o~ _ eS

‘Tax Increase Brought Step Nearer   Universal Military Training Bill Not To Be Pressed Now

President Will Not Seek To Get ‘Training Bill’ Passed At This Session Of Congress

HST Opposed To Passage Of UMT Bill Now   Congress Fears The US Cannot Afford Required Money And Manpower

UMT BILL PASSAGE NOT SOUGHT NOW   Truman Says Measure Might Block War Moves

Truman Wont Seek UMT at This Session  Fears It Might Interfere With rage VS Sepia) Peeitenm eae yen ges

LawmakersOppose Training Plan as Costing Too Much   Defense Department Says 200,000 Men Would Be Needed for Program

Truman Will Not Push for UMT At This Session   Proposal Had Already Been Given a Cool Reception in Congress

Universal Military Training Seen As Too Costly For Approval Now  Key Lawmakers Comment On Proposed Program And Point To High Cost In Dollars And  mm i a   Traman Won't  Ask UMT Now

No UMT Bill To Be Sought This  Session--! ruman President Will Not Ask for   President Will Not Ask for Universal Military Training; Cites Reasons for Views

Fears Delay Of Action Or Other Bills  , Key Lawmakers Oppose Training ©

TRUMAN NOT TO SEEK UMT LAW PASSAGE   Feels Compulsory Military Training Plan Might Interfere With War.

Talk Of UMT Brings Speedy Cries Of ‘No!’   Foes Call Program Too Costly In View Of Preparedness

DISPUTE ARISES OVER UNIVERSAL TRAINING PLANS   Key Leaders In Congress Oppose {It As Too Costly To Place  - Now On Other War  ¥xXHeOncedc

Scan Pacific for Missing Net Tender:   33 Aboard U. S. Vessel Believed to Be Drifting Helplessly

Pa. Political Roundup  Kunkel Aligns Self With Cooke Against Duff-Fine

May Bar Alleget Red. From Jury  E. Pittsburgh Woman Called Cammunist

Commie China Rejects Ceasefire Plan   Declares Any Peace in Korea to Be on Peiping’s Terms

PEKING BOOSTS PEACE PRICE, ACCUSES U. S   Ousting of Chiang From UN Assembly Again Asked

Chinese Reds Accept British Recognition Bid   Peking Government Agrees to Establish Diplomatic Relations

‘WEATHER REPORT   Four Marin Census Teams Today Start To Count You

House Committee Begins New Investigation Of Lobbyists; ‘Authorities Ignore Subpoena To Produce German War Bride

Solons Probe Capi tol Hill ‘Lobby Group   Congress Members Held Partly To Blame For Agents’ Activities

One Inventor Was Forgotten  Sholes of Montour Invented Typewriter

Move To Spark Small Business Is Forecast  Stimulated Loans, More Capital May

Arab-Aisan Bloc Circulates Plan To Halt Fighting   Proposal Would Have 7 Nations Settle Differences

Korean Guerrilla Girl Slays Five  Bound Americans   Bandits Raid Radio Camp Behind UN Lines And  Massacre Unit

SEVEN MEN ARE MACHINEGUNNED  Five Bound U.S. Soldiers Slain By Red Korean Girl Guerrilla

Guerilla Murders Captured Men in Tent Red Korean Girl Kills Five Allied Soldiers

Red Korean Girl Mows Down Seven American Captives With Tommy Sun

Hunt Girl Guerrilla After Slaughter Of Five Bound American Prisoners

Tommy-Gun Girl Fails To Kill Two Americans  intarneatar verannae   Interpreter Escape: And Tells Story Of Atrocity

Survivors Tell Story—  Communist Tommy-Gun Girl Kills 7 U. S. Prisoners In Korean Atrocity

Yanks Captured In Their Sleep And Shot With Their Hands Tied   Two American Survivors Of Hail Of Bullets Describe Atrocity Of The Most Vicious Sort.

North Korean Gun Girl Shoots Seven Americans In Vicious War Atrocity

Red Guerillas Shoot Down Seven Yanks   Two Men Survive Hail Of Bullets To Report Atrsecity

Heavy Battle Rages Along Entire Front Of Korean Fighting   Wilson Man In Patrol To Search For Reds Who Shot US Prisoners

‘Red Korean Girl Shoots Seven Gls With Tommy Gun  Mowed Down In Tent After Capture

Red Korean Girl Shoots Down Sever Yank Soldiers After Hands Are Tied

AINUUILIED: —  Red Korean Girl Shoots Seven American GI's s; Two Survive

Red Korean Tommy-Gun Girl Shoots SevenAmericanGl's After Capture.

N. Korea Girl Kills 7 GPs   Captured Asleep, They're Mowed Down In Tent

U.S, PRISONERS KILLED BY GIRL   Red Korean Shoots Seven Americans, Their Handy Tied Behind Their Bucks —Two Survive.

Five American Prisoners Sain By Korean Girl  Mow Down Seven Met Bound, Asleen fn. Fent

GIRL GUERRILLA SLAYS 5 YANKS   Bound Gls Tommygunned By Woman Red Disguised As South Korean Soldier

7 Gl Captives Shot by Girl   Prisoners’ Hands Bound Behind Them, Then Mowed Down

Intantrymen Attack Reds Inside Trap   20,000° Commies Trapped On. Road To Capital City

Warships And Planes Still Busy   Sull Pounding East-Coast Points Almost to Siberia

20,000 Enemy Troops Caught In Yank Trap   Speculation Goes On Over Likely Landing; South Koreans Gain

Red Korea Hit By Sea and Air  20,000 Communists Trapped by Cavalry

Mighty Allied Sea-Air Power Attack Continues Along Coast for Second Straight Day: New Invasion Hinted.

Sea-Air Smash Hits Reds Near Siberia; Trap Shut On 20,000 By Cavalry

U. S.-Infantrymen Carve Into 20,000 Reds Caught in Trap On Road to Capital .

CHONGJIN RADIO SILENCE POINTS TO NAVAL RAID   Airmen Pound Enemy Rail Yards, Warehouses And Docks   20,000 REDS SNARED — IN AMERICAN TRAP

Navy Guns Rip Coast Targets In New Attack   Plawes Join in Battering Enemy Communi::ations; Seuth Koreans Move

ITS. Infantiyinen Move jit Ow 20,000 trapped Koreans Near Capital of Pyonovanhe

Two Young Farmers Arrested at Conrad Confess They Robbed Valier Bank of $16, 100; All But $900 of Loot Is Recovered by Officers

One Bandit Shot, Two Escape After Hold Upin Fashionable Home That Yielded $15,000

20 PER CENT HAVEN'T REPORTED Delinguent State Selectees Warned _

DRAFTEES ARE MOLDING OUT   About 20 Per Cent of The Men Called For Exams Fail To Report

Acheson Lashes Russ Aggression      Terms Communism Threat to Civilization

CIVILIZATION IS IMPERILED   ‘Secretary Of State Says We Must Redouble Our Defenses.

Acheson Grimly Pictures [Russian Goal of Ending ‘Freedom Thruout World

Secretary of State Pictures World Struggle Between U. §. and Russia Until Reds Give Up Aggression Policy Against Free Nations

Unity Urged By Acheson lo Mel Russian Threat   Soviet Communism Menace to Civilization and Safety of World

Secretary Says America is Only Barrier to Red Control of Globe; Public Gets Plea to Stand United

4-Day Exhibition Set April 27-30   Jaycees To Hold More Varied Exposition On Homes

EXHIBIT WILL BE HELD FOUR DAYS IN. APRIL   Plans For Show Indicate It Will Be Bigger Than In 1949

mec Ol ELECTION ATTRACTS NATIONAL INTERES   California Votes Today

AT PITTSBURG   Ex-Air Force Man Admits Jean Brusco Slaying; Caused Police Shakeup. 

VETERAN GULPS RAZOR BLADES: CLAIMS MURDER   Confesses RapeSlaying of Pretiy Pittsbureh Wontan

Air Force Veteran Confesses Pittsburgh Rape-Slaying After Attempting Suicide   Court Refuses to Admit 102-Year-Old Missouri Hermit Is Jesse James

Gordon Andersen, Kansas  Tells Army Authorities Killed Pittsburgh Brunette November 25   AUTHORITIES FIND SOME DISCREPANC

Confesses Murder Of Jean Brusco   Hospitalized Airforce Veteran Offers Solutio Of Pittsburgh's Big Murder Mystery.

County Plans For Big Sale Of Properties   Names Of Owners To Be. Deleted From List ” As Taxes Are Paid

IN SECOND CLASH   British Destroyer and Chi nese Batteries in 30 Minute Duel

British Destroyer And Red Chinese Battle For Half Hour Off Hong Kong   * Communist Shore Batteries Start Shelling, Firing Three Rounds At Destroyer Concord: Ship Replies.

British Ship And Chinese Exchange Shots   Destroyer Concord Battles With Shore Batteries

British Warship In Duel With Chinese Reds   Destroyer Fights Shore Batteries Off Hong Kong

British Ship,  Chinese Reds  Exchange Fire   Second Time Shore Batteries Open Up At Hong Kong Pert -

Dean’s Forces May Already Have Met Communist Units   South Koreans Continue To Fall Back  From Their Han River Defense Positions

+   May ‘Hit Korean ‘Red Armored Forces Today   South Koreans Abandon Han River Defense Line; Fail Back on Suwon

SAWYER BELIEVES SEAWAY VITAL 10 NATION'S DEFENSE   Secretary Urges Congress To Speed Up St. Lawrence  Prajact

Sawyer Tells Congress St. Lawrence Seaway Project Vitai for Defense

See European  Move to Kill Atlantic Pact  Sabotage Attack by   Sabotage Attack by Communists Now Is Spreading

Red Sabotage Spreading in West Europe   Aims at Smashing Atlantic Pact And ECA Aid

Communist Sabotage Attack Aimed At Smashing Aid Plan Spreads Over Western Europe

Reds Aim Blow At U.S. Aid   Communist Sabotage Attack On Atlantic Pact, Aid Plan Is Hitting Europe

Creeping Paralysis   Kuropean Communists Launch All-Out Drive To Sabotage. Arms Aid, Marshall Plan

West Europe Hit By Red Sabotage   AStasieg Arey tines yy ‘AP Smething fanfic Pact, Marshall Aid

Reds Sabotaging Efforts to Aid — Western Europe   Attack Spreading in Many Forms; French Socialists Help

Aim Is to Smash Atlantic Pact, Aid by Marshall Plan, Sources Declare; France Feeling Brant of Drive

[Reds Aim Sabotage Attack At Atlantic Pact, U.S. Aic   Largely in France Now, But Spreading Over Europe; See Big Drive in Italy

Communist Sabotage Is Spreading   Aimed At Smashing Atlantic Pact And Marshall Aid; Most Moves In France

Reds Aid Sabotage Attack in Europe At Pact and Aid  Confined Largely To France Now Py it Watch Italy

‘Communists Launch Sabotage Attack ‘In Europe Against the Atlantic Pact

ba Spreads in Europe Reds Aim Sabotage Drives ‘At American Aid Overseas

Reds’ Sabotage Attack Spreads Over W. Europe   Aimed at Smashing Atlantic Pact. Aid

Reds Sabotage Marshall Plan, laf Pact   France Main Target In Attack Spreading In Western Europe

RED SABOTAGE ATTACK MOVES OVER EUROPE   Smashing Of Atlantis Pact, Marsha] Aid, Aim Of Communists

Red Drive To Smash Marshall Aid And Atlantic Pact Is Spreading  Communists Centering Sabotage Efforts In France For Time Reine: ftaly Rae

SABOTAGE AIMED TO WRECK JOINT DEFENSE TREATY   Communists Also Are Trying To Smash Marshall Plan And To Bring Western Europe Under Red Yoke. .

‘Communist Sabotage Attack, Aimed At Smashing Atlantic Pact, Is Spreading Over Western Europe

Communist. Sabotage Step ‘Aimed AtKilling Aid Progr: am, Allied Pact ‘Spreading Over W estern Europe

Red Sabotage Plan Spreading Over Europe  Communists Seek To Smash Marshall

RedSabotage Push Spreads   . Western Europe Aid - Target of Big Drive

Truman Urges House fo Pass Full ECA Bill   Warns Against Cuts in Omnibus Foreign Assistance Program

Foreign Aid Slash Attacked  Truman Savs Damage   Truman Says Damage to Peace of World Would Be Harmful

ECONOMY BLOC TRIES TO PARE MARSHALL PLAN   President Declares Full Sum Needed For Program

Congress Warned Against Conflict Through Neglect of Other Nations; House Fund-Slashing Drive Fought

Full Foreign Aid Funds   Need $3,375,090,000 To Strike Blow for Peace, He Says

President Hits Trend  To Economy   Saves Omnibus Bill Can Strike ‘Blow For Peace’

Chrysler Offers Pension Plan As Strike Imoends   Offer Similar. to . Ford Plan Gets Tentative Rejection

Chrysler Strike Notice Served   UAW Rejects Pension Offer as Wholly Inadequate

At Same Time Union Serves Strike Notice   Ultimatum Is Handed Company When Negotiations Resume

REJECT AN OFFER   Auto Workers Hand Seven Day Strike Notice in  Chrysler

CHRYSLER OFFERS SIO PENSIONS   UNION REJECTS PROPOSAL~ EXPECTED TO GIVE 7 STRIKE NOTICE TODAY.

Union Rejects Chrysler Offer 0f$100 Pensions   UAW Calls Plan ‘Inadequate’; Strike Notice Expected

Pension Offer Is Rejected by UAW PARA PPPRP LP PPP PPPPP PPP PPP PPP PPA PLL LPL LLL LAY  STRIKE ULTIMATUM HANDED CHYSLER

Chrysler, Branded Cheap and Shoddy, Handed 7-Day Strike Notice By Union

U. A. W. Serves Strike Notice On Chrysler   Union Says Pension Plan “’Unsound And Inadequate”

UNION TURNS DOWN CHRYSLER PENSION PLAN   Claims $100 Offer Inadequate, . Serves 7-Day Strike Notice.

Chryster Union Files Seven-Day Strike Nofice   Ultimatum Is Given After Rejection of Firm’s Pension Offer

Chrysler Corp, Handed 7-Day Strike Notice   Union Previously Rejected Company’s $100 Pension Plan.

Pension Plan of Chrysler Corp. Is Rejected by Workers   Proposal of $100 Monthly Is Turned Down by CIO Committee of UAM

Chrysler UAW Spurns Pension  Talk Of Strike Again Heard In Detroit

Strike Note To Chrysler; UAW Rejects Offer   Seven-Day Ultimatum  Served; Union Spurns - Pension Bid

UAW Hands Chrysler Co. Strike Notice   Union To Go Out In 7 Days Unless Pension Bid Met

3 SWEPT TO DEATH IN RAGING TORRENT   Wall of Water % Feet High Strikes House—Bilderly Couple and Sen Drown.

Reed Point Woman Named Montana Mother of Year; Two Helena  Nominees Get Honorable Mention

Vietnam Premier Links  Red Defeat to U.S. Aid   Rye SEYMOUR TOPPING

Fliers Deny ‘Confession’ Won Liherty  Pair Home After 19 Months as Red Prieonerc.

Lost Airmen  Home, Treated Well by Reds   Not Much to Eat But No Violence; Told They Were Abandoned

2 Airmen Deny _ Red Confession   Huge Crowd, Band, Families Welcome Pair on Arrival at Longa Beach

Big Plane Hits Peak In Arizone   Three Survivors Sight. ‘ed By ‘Airmen Search‘ing For B-50 Missing Fram Rage in Tucson

May Meeting Of Big Three Is Indicated  Atlantic Pact Pawea:   Atlantic Pact Powers Plan Meeting Aimed At Ending Cold War

Expect Report Of Conference   Pact Powers Study May European Meet

he ENG ON COLD WAR IS ARPANDED   Foreign “Ministers or "Big Three Are Ta Confer

Allowances Voted Families of Gls  House Bill Goes to Joint Conference

House Passes GI Bill  For Family Allowances   Provides $45 To $85; Measure Must Go To Conference With Senate’s

HOUSE PASSES CASH FOR GIS FAMILIES BILL   Measure Calls For $45 To $85 Monthly To Lowest Grades

Gl Allowances  By Government To Reach $85   House Votes Bill Aiding Families Of Enlisted Men

345 To $85 A Month House Passes Allowance  Bill For G. LF amilies

GI Allowances By Government  To Reach Top $85   House Approves Bill Aidine the Families Of All Enlisted Men

HOUSE APPROVES AID FOR FAMILIES OF ENLISTED MEN   Passes by 361-to-0 Vote Meas. ure to Give Allowances of $45 to S85 a Month.   G. 1.’S MUST CHIP IN PART OF OWN PAY   Bill Provides for Keeping Men With Too Many Dependents Out of Armed Services.

House Votes  GI Family  Allowances For $45 to $85;   For $45 to $85; Differs Some From Senate Bill

DeGaulle Says Western World Must Prepare for Soviet Attack on Furane

Expect 3rd War, West Is Warned   De Gaulle Says Democracies Must Pre: pare Now: Attack In Europe Predicted

West Warned To Prepare; De Gaulle Sees Europe in Peril of Russian Invasion   French Leader Calls for Rearmament Program; Demands Germany Be Included in Coalition of Free Powers on Basis of Accord among Nations   Rye A. T,.. RRADFORD

De Gaulle Urges West fo Ready For Soviet War  French Leader Says   French Leader Says Russia Preparing Attack on Europe

Gen. DeGaulle Warns Communist Move In Korea Prelude to European Attack

EISENHOWER HITS DISARMAMENT CUTS   Claims Nation Has Cut Military Might Beyond Point Of Safety _

Full Scale Attack Believed Mounting   Yank Troops in Korea Dig In Awatting New Enemy Assault

Nationalists Say That Communist: Shelling Island   -Quemoy Bombarded In Apparent Step ‘To Begin An Attack

Red Artillery Pounds Quemoy, Off Amoy, Where Fleet Is Massing for Attack ‘on Nationalist Stronghold

Chinese Reds Deploy Ships, Shell Quemoy   Nationalists Fear Atiack on Formosa; U.S. Fails to Act

U.S. Troops Retake Two  Coast Towns   Communists Routed in House-to-House Fight  —New Drive Aimed at. Yank Rail Supply Line

CHINESE REDS SHELL ISLAND   ATTACK SEEN AS PREPARATION FOR AMPHIB OPERATION

Fleet of 1300 Ships Believed Ready to Lead  New Invasion   American Front Relatively Quiet: U. S. Troops Recapture Yongdok

Suspect Invasion Planned   May Be Prelude to Attack on Formosa, Nationalist Says

May Open Fight For Nationalist Blockade Base   Assault Boats Said Being Gathered By Communists

Last Week’s Disasters Were Great But Not Greatest in U.S. History

Hogan Will Give  Senate Record:   Kefauver Says Connnittec Will View. Findings as Part of Frobe

Identify South Korea Traitors  Ousted Ex-Officials Broadcast On Radio

Gov. James Duff And Party Visit Here Last Week   Court Recessed During Surprise Visit Of Governor

Press Founder Leaves Money in Scholarships  Two Brothers Get Cach Recacuectc

57 Inductees Leaving For Army Duty   Depart Today For Detroit Induction, Thence To [linois

57 INDUCTEES GOTO DETROIT   Large Contingent Leaves Twin Cities Shortly After Noon Today

NEW YORK POLICE CRACKDOWN ON DOPE JOINTS FOR YOUTHS   —Charge High-Schoolers Are Being Lured Into “Pad Joints’

Teen-Agers Account For Increase In Dope Addiction, Raiders Claim

Elevator Strikers Turn Down Offer   Fancy Apartments Are Now Walkuns

WELL KNOWN ATTORNEY 10 DEFEND GOLD   Chairman of G.O.P. Com mittee When Langdon Ran, Named By Court In Espionage Case    DATE STILL UNDECIDED

Counse! Named For Harry Gold   Former Chairman Of Republican Committee Appointed by Judge

Counsel Set . In Spy Case   One-Time GOP Leader Gold’s Chief Lawyer

Former GOP Leader To Be Gold's Lawyer  ~ John D. M. Hamilton  Named by Court  Ear Sov Courier

Select Chief Defense Council For Harry Gold   Appoint #1 in Compliance With Gold’s Request For Court Lawyer

Judge Names Hamilton To Defend Gold  Ex-GOP Chairman  af. 5,5. «3.   Ex-GOP Chairman Meets Accused Spy; Studying Case

* GIs SENTE     Ep   Convicted of Kidnapping Mystery     xg Him io Reds

Less Red Ink Demanded by GOP Crusader   Fewer Red Herring Also Might Help, Rep. Martin Feels

Miss America Will Be Named This Evening  ‘Fifteen Finalists To Compete For 1951 Crown Tonight

Ives Advocates Cut in ECA Funds   Acheson to Meet Schuman of France, Then Bevin Before 12-Nation Talks

ARM BOYS IN COUNTY EAMIBITORS AT FAIRS   Unusually Good Showing Made at Co. Seat Exhibit   WINNERS ARE LISTED

US Forces Lose Voice In Europe  Other Nations Jam Redio Freauencies

U.S. Radio Voice Faint In Europe   Drowned Out By Othe Nations Since Shift  Of Frequencies Gives Favored Spot to Others

Frequencies ° ‘Re-Assigned U.S. Army Radio Voice in Europ Being Cut Out by Competitors

NEW AUTO INSURANCE REDUCTIONS APPROVED   Rate Cuts Sanctioned By State _ Involve Revision Of Private Passenger Car Ratings

Plane Victim Hunt Resumed   One Dies of Shark Bite After Pick-up

19 Still Missing In Plane Crash  Shark Infested Sea   Shark Infested Sea Yields Six Bodies

Search For 19 Still Missing  In Plane Crash  37 Survivors Of Air Tragedy Taken - Jo Charleston, S. C.

Hope Dwindles For 19 Missing In Plane Crash   Search Continues For Victims Of Plane Disaster

19 VICTINS OF PLANE CRASH STILL HUNTED   Seach Broadens in’ Waters ‘306 Miles Off Florida — 87 Were Rescued Yesterday — ‘two Separate Investigations of = Crash Underway. :

Gen. MacArthur ls Promised Full Support  Disclose President - In Close Touch

Lewis And Operators To Talk Feb. 1  Move First Hint OFf Possible Break

Lewis arid Coal Operators Agree To Hold Parley   Talks on Contract For Coal Miners To Open Wednesday

Operators, Lewis Agree On Meeting   Contract Parleys  Set for Wednesday, Hint Break in Long’ Coal Labor Dispute

Talks in Coal Issue Set for Wednesday  No Further Slash  to Re Mada in   No Further Slash to Be Made in Railroad Service

Talks in Coal Issue Set for Wednesday   No Further Slash to Be Made in Railroad Service

Panel Will Meet After NLRB Suit   Senate Vates Down Mova To Ask Truman Aid

Lewis, Ops Resume Talks Wednesday   No Word Yet From Truman On White House Action

President Truman Brushes Aside Queries O; Whether He Will Act To Bring About Full Production; Parley Starts Wednesday

LEWIS, SOFT COAL LEADERS SET TALK DATE   Bargaining To Resume Wednesday; Truman Silent On Action

Lewis Softens; Coal Deadlock Break ‘Coming  Trumon Still Playing Sphinx In ‘Emergency’

Possible Break Seen In Coal Deadlock   Talks To Resume At 2 Wednesday, But Lawmaker  Is Pessimistic ©

Coal Parley To Resume Wednesday   Conference to Start at 2 P. M. Instead of Morning.

Britons Queue Up At Polls   Voters in Recard Numbers Deciding on Extension Or Hck to Socialism

Eyes of World On British Election   Record Number of Voter: Are Going to the Polls Today   Truman Wants to Build Up Strength of Non-Communist Nations

Eyes of World On British Election  Record Number of Voters Are Going to the Polls Today  FIRST IN FIVE YEARS  Truman Wants to Build Up Strength of Non-Communist Nations   ‘FIRST IN FIVE YEARS

TOPPED ON NEW CITY BUILDING   Appearance of Picket ai Site Ties Up Project : Today

WORK STOPPED ON ‘NEW CITY BUILDING   Appearance of Picket al Site Ties Up Project Taday   LATEST UNION MOVE

Reds Infiltrate U. S. Position Disguised as U. S. Soldiers; Entire Left Flank Gives Way.  AMERICAN LOSSES REPORTED SMALL

Police Official Alerts State To Soaring Traffic Deaths   _ [This is the first of a series of articles discussing Indiana’s mounting traffic problem.]

PEOPLE ROUTED FROM MOLINE - BY GAS SMELL   Flee By Auto in Night Clothes in Search’ of Fresh Air.

Foul Smelling Gas Routs Residents in River Towns   Leaky Tank of Odorant Blamed For Gas Cloud

Flee F umes In Moline    People Head For High Ground When Foul Gas Pervades Illinois City; Onlv a Few Made Ill

 Source Still Mystery  Moline Sniffs, Stampedes As Foul Gas Blankets Area

German Base Will Get More U.S. Manpower  Men Will Be Sent  Overseas Before  ‘-sT

Carrollton Gas Explosion Kills One, Injures 14   Blast Wrecks Variety Store; 3 Keytesville. Residents -Are Hurt

Taft, Wherry Disagree On Cloture Date   Monday Deadline For Motion Cause Of GOP Dispute

TWO RAIL UNIONS VOTE TO STRIKE   Trainmen and Conductors Authorize Walkout to Support Demands for 40-Hour Work Week.’   DISPUTE INVOLVES 200,000 WORKERS   However, Strike is Not Likely Before Late Spring Under Railway Mediarion Law.

Two Rail Unions Vote fo Strike For 40-Hour Week   But Law Will Prevent Strike Before Late Sprina

40-HOUR WEEK WORKER’S GOAL   Two Railroad Unions Approv« Strike To Press Their Year-Old Demands

Rail Unions Vote to Strike  Operators’ Unions Walkout Could Come This Spring

2 Rail Unions Vote to Strike      40-Hour Week Sought by Trainmen and Conductors

_40-HR. WEEK No Date Is Set for Walkout   LATE SPRING IS EARLIEST TIME

Railway Unions Vote to Strike   Work Stoppage Won't Be Before Late Spring.

e Two Rail Unions Vote  For Strike —   Trainmen’s Brotherhood And Railway Conductors Want 40-Hour Week; No Date Yet Set

Rail Unions Vote Strike  In Hours Row   Bul Spokesman Says Under Mediation Act Walk out Won’t Come Soon

7 Rail Unions Vote fo Strike fo A-Hour Week   Operating Groups Agree.on Action in Vates by Members

Members of 2 Railway Unions Vote fo Strike   Does Not Mean That Strike Is Imminent

THREAT OF STRIKE   Operating Railway Unions Vote for Walkout for 40-Hour Week

Two Railroad Unions Vote  To Walk Out   Brotherhoods Ask 40-Hour Week; Strike Not Imminent

Rail Unions To Sirike For 40-Hour Week   Under Procedures of National Railway Act, Strike Could Not Possibly Occur Before Spring.

LAW WILL HOLD MEN ON JOB 10 LATEIN SPRING   40-Hour Week Chief Issue in Year-Old Fight

Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Receives Nobel Prize for Services in Palestine 

Rent Action Predicted By Bricker   Asserts Extension O% Controls Could Be Necessary In Crisis

Congress Io Get Issue. ... eee  Renewal Of Rent Control Agitated

Solon Looks . ForExtended Rent Control   Bricker, Former Foe Of Law, Sees Need Of Modified Curbs

Modified Rent Curb Program Said Impending    Bricker Believes Extension  Of Controls Poasibte - On Return Of Congress

About Face On Policy of Rent Control   Opposition Leader Sees Need For Extension Past Dec. 1 Deadline

Bricker Sees Rent Control  Expansion   Opposite View Taken By Senator Maybank

BRICKER CHANGES VIEW AS TO RENTS   Says Control Extension May Now Be Necessary

Extension of Rent Control Ceilings Seen   Foe of Program Admits Problem To Face Solons

Bricker Says Rent Reins May Be Extended   Ohio Senator Avers Modified Plan For 1951 May Be Needed

Sen. Bricker Says New Rent Curbs May Be Needed  Former Foe Of Bill

Rent Curb Foe Says Extension May Be Needed   But Bricker Will Ask Modification Of Present Law

Rent Bill Curbs Seen By Bricker   Says Extension In Modified Form May Be Necessary

Sees Extension Of Rent Control After This Year   Bricker Says Solons May Have To Revise Present Federal Law

Rent Control May Be Extended Says Senator Bricker   Home Building Cutbacks Might Leave Shortage, Require Ceilings

Claims Peace is At Stake In Election   President Says Big November Vote Important

Long Illness Is Fatal To James Foster, 38, On Conesville Route 1

McKenzie Blasts Bullard For Supporting King  Issues Challenge On. Governor's Support

Chrysler Men  Voie for Pact  Strike Expenditures Listed by Union

Commies Fail To Get Tanks Across River  Have Not Dented U.S.Defenses  —~  eee

Stand Between Taejon And Invaders Ready For Battle But Find No Enemy Troops Approaching—Artillery And U.N. Planes Strike When Ever Reds Appear— Allied Warships Shell East Coast Again, Blocking Coastal Highway To Communist Transport

Troops Stand Between Taejon And Invaders   LITTLE ACTION AT FRONT; TAEJON EVACUATED BY HEADQUARTERS

24th Division Fights Reds To Standstill   Fighter Planes Smash 21 Enemy Tanks, 143 Trucks

Lull In War Yanks Hold Near Taejon   U. S. Patrols Searching Out Reason for Unexplained Holt

Communists Unable to Put Many Tanks Across Kum River   MacArthur Sees - Little  Change During Last Night or lodav

Planes Hit Enemy; U.S. Lines Intact   Sth Army Spokesman   Says 24th Division Fought Reds Almost to Standastill   ‘Correspondent Declaren Planes Slow Red Push Toward Taejon

Americans Hold All Along Front   Air Power Stops Red Tanks From Crossing Kum, Takes Heavy Toll of Invaders’ Armor

Little Action, Red Tanks Stall on Kum   American Planes Blast Delayed Armored Units

Democrats Want Approval Of New Arms Plan  Senate Leaders Seek To Put American Weapons Abroad

Foreign Arms Bill Facing GOP Opposition   Administration Back: Pian To Bolster European Defenses

Administration Forces Launch Effort To Gain Approval Of Program Which Would Place America’s Most Modern Weapons, Except Atomic  Bombs, Along Defense Frontiers Of Western Europe—Opposition, Mostly From Republicans. Likely To Develop

Senate Drive  for Arms Bill Opened   Presidential Power, Credit Sales Among Points of Dispute

ARMS AID-PROGRAM FACES GOP FIGHT   Drive Opened. For Senate Approval Of Modern U. S. Weapons For W. Europe

NEW WEAPONS TO COUNTER MANPOWER   Arms For Defense Borders Of Western Europe   Assigned Task Of Guiding $1,222,500,000 Program: List Points Of Dispute

WOULD SEND EUROPE BEST U. S. WEAPONS   Drive on in Senate to Furnish Allies Everything Except A-Bombs.

G. 0. P. Expected 4 oy at Giving — Right  to Hand Out Weapons FOR FRIENDLY NATIONS  Senate Group Says Bill Wil Aid U. S. to Defend Europe More Easily

3 Points Disputed In Arms Proposal  G. 0. P. ted to Balk at Giving ¢ teas Right to Hand Out Weapons  FOR FRIENDLY NATIONS  Senate Group Says Bill Wil Aid U. S. to Defend Europe More Easily

Administration Seeks Senate's Ok on Program   Faces GOP Opposition 5 Wants Best Weapons Sent to West Europe

DISPUTE OVER FOREIGN ARMS PLAN LOOMS   Administration Fore es } Open Drive for Senate Approval of Defense Program   POINTS ARE OUTLINED

Seek Senate Okay To Put Best Arms On East-West Line   Want Best WeaponsExcept Atom BombsOn Western Frontier

Cost Is Over Billion; Use of Some Marshall Program Funds Asked   Atom Bomb Is Not Included In Plaus   Senate Committees See  Need of Weapons to  Counteract Red Moves

Senate Weighs  Arms Program  Europe May Get Best Of New U.S. Weapons

President s Forces Open Drive to Gain Senate's OK OnForeign Arms Shipment

Modern Weapons For Allies Asked  In Senate Battle  Arms Aid Measure Faces Dispute in Unner Chamber

Administration Leaders Pump For Aid Bills   Defense Frontier Would Be Stocked By Americans

Three Items In Proposal Might Start GOP Dispute   Move Would Place American Weapons  On Europe Borders

SENATE SEEKS WEAPONS VOTE   Would Place America’s oremost Arms In Western Europe   . - BOMBS EXCLUDED

U. §. May Send Modern Arms To European Allies   Administration Opens Drive For Senate Approval Of Defense Move

DRIVE STARTED FOR VOTING ON ARMS AID BILL   Plan Would Put Modern Weapons On West Europe Frontiers

Legion Head Advocates All-Out Attack on Russia If Another War Starts

Walter J. Miller Heads State 40&8   ‘Kingston Attorney Elected at Legion Convention in Syracuse

Dec..4: Set For Start Of Vote Count   Alger Hopeful Of Quick Job

WAYNE COUNTY CANVASS MAY CAUSE DELAY   Kelly And GOP Leaders Announce They Will Seek New Count

Truman Return: To Capital For Urgent Parleys   Macation Short To  Take Up Problems

Truman Cuts Visit Short To Discuss Crisis  White House Denies Any Big Moves Are  Te es Deca

Truman Calls Night Session   President To Meet With Key Cabinet Membhere Toanichit

President Cuts Holiday Short  White House Denies New Crisis Impends

TRUMAN CUTTING SHORT VISIT IN INDEPENDENCE   President Arranges Conference With Leaders In Capital   HUNGNAM EVACUATION PLEASES EXECUTIVE

EARLY DEPARTURE   Urgent Far East Defense Problems Shorten Mr.  Truman's Visit

President Cuts Vacation Short For Conference  To Diseoye Defense   To Discuss Defense And Korean Problems With Cabinet Members

Urgent Defense Problems Compel Pres. Truman to Cut Short His Yule Vacation

Truman To Cut Short Holiday, Fly To Capital  For Conference Today Wants To Talk With Marshall,  ' Acheson On War. Preparedness

President Ends Vacation Trip To Home Town  Plans Conference In Capital With Cabinet: Members

Truman Will Confer With Key Officials   Cins Short Vacation For Unusual Meeting In Capital ‘Vonieht

TURE   Urgent Far East Defense Problems Shorten Mr.  Truman's Visit.

Truman Cuts Visit  : . . In Missouri   Urgent Defense Problems, But No Crisis, Call Him Back to Capitol   CONFERENCE TONIGHT   Acheson, Marshall, Bradley, Snyder to Meet At Blair House Dinner

Truman Flying Back to Washington For Talks With Acheson, Marshall

Iruman Returns lo White House  Defense Problems of   Defense Problems of Nation Held Urgent

Truman Cuts Holiday Short   White House Declares No New Crisis Brings President To Capitol

HST Returning To Washingtor as Parleys   Cuts Yule Holiday Short For Talks With Acheson And Marshal

World Crisis Cuts Truman Yule Vacatior   Night Conference With Key Officials Set at. White House

TRUMAN CUTS YULE HOLIDAY IN MISSOURI   President Returning For Talks With  Leaders

President Cuts Short Vacation   Flying Back to Washington for Conference: Tonight.

WORLD SITUATION CAUSES PRESIDENT TO CUT VACATION   Top Conferences Set; White House Denies Any New Crisis Imminent -

Truman Cuts Vacation for Defense Talks   Secret Communist Decisions Reported Found by MacArthur

President Flies Back To Capital For Conference   Acheson, Bradley And Marshal! Are Recalled

Truman Heads Back To Desk In Washington  President Cancels   President Cancels Plans For Yule Vacation

President Flies Back To Capital   Cuts Short Yule Holidays Because Of Conferences

Truman Flying To Washington For Meeting   President Cuts Short Christmas Vacation To Independence

Truman Cuts Holiday, Flies Back To Desk   Slates Conferences with Acheson,Gen. Marshall; No: New Crisis, Claim

Truman Begins Talks Today on Defense Issues  ~ Korean News Gladdens Short Yule Celebratior

Truman Drops Holiday Plans   President Heads Back to Washington For New Conference

Conference Meeting Set By Truman   President Flies Back To Capital  To Discuss Crisis

Truman Cuts Short Holiday   Pressing Problems Said Reason; Ne New Crisis Coming

Top Level Conference. Ends Truman Vacation   President Returning to Capital For Talks with Defense Advisors .

Emergency Cuts Truman Holiday Short   President to Meet Leaders; MacArthur Says Red Secret Found

Truman Slates Talks to Plan  -Korean Moves   President Will Consul Acheson, Marshall In Canital

Truman Will Cut Holiday Vacation   ‘Nothing Critical,’ Aide Emphasizes

Truman Goes Back fo Capitol for Top Level Talks After Shortened Christmas Vacation

[ruman Returns Ahead of Schedule lo Confer With Members of Cabinet

Truman Will Hurry Back To His Desk   President Cuts Short Christmas Visit in Missouri and Will .Fly Back to Capital This Afternoon

‘Fair Enough’ s  Ferguson Comment  Labor Likes Taft, Says SEP Article

Legal Maneuvers Set by Prichard  Seeks To Lighten Vote Fraud Penalty

Chapman Dare To Schoenpel  Interi ior Chief  Seen bee ee”   Interior Chief Challenges Kansan To Reneat 'Lie’

DENIES RED LINKS Chapman Lambastes Accuser In Face-to-Face Showdown

CHAPMAN DENIES RED FRIENDSHIP   ASSAILS SENATOR WHO QUESTIONED LOYALTY T0 U.S.

Chapman From Stand Denies Any Red Ties   Interior Secretary Gives Answer To Accusations By Senator Schoeppel

Chapman Denies Communist Ties  Secretary Of Interior  FER. ate FR. OV ween ti nn

Chapman Denies Ever Having Ties With Communists   Believes Schoeppel’s Charges Are Part of Campaign Against Alaskan Statehood

Dares Senator ‘To Repeat His Charge Openly   Challenges Solon to Waive His Immunity

Interior Secrelary _ Denies Red Charge   Senator Schoeppel: ‘Dared To Make: cu Wi Publie

Chapman Denies bret er Hang Ay      Interior Secretary Has -Truman’s Blessing in. “His Reply to:Schoeppe'

Chapman Says He Has No Ties with Commies  ares ACCUSING   Dares Accusing Senator To Repeat Charge In Public

Committee Airs Attaek On Chapman   .  Interior ‘Secretary Says  Charges False; Denies  Having Any Connections Se) ae heen ec nae a

 Secretary of Interior Chapman Vigorously Denies  That He Has Ever Had Any Ties With Communism

Inierior Secretary Vigorously Denie: Any Connections With Subversives :

Chapman Denies Ties With Reds  Interior Secretary Answers Accusers

Interior Head Denies Charges Of Red “Ties”   Chapman Denounces Senator Schoeppel For Accusation

Secretary Dares Schoeppel to Repeat Off Senate Floor Speech in Which Kansan Said Cabinet Member Has “Close Alliance” With Russia’s Cause.

MEETS ACCUSER FACE TO FACE Secretary Of Interior Heatedly Denies Any Communistic Links

Bentsen Demands Full Probe Of Patrol Roughness Charge   Congressman Inquires into Mission Man’‘s Accusations His Sons Awakened in Home

Bentsen Asks Probe At Mission  Full Investigation Of Charge Against

Strike Vote Is Ordered Against Ford   Workers Seeking Cost-of-Living Wage Increase

St. Louis Bus Drivers End Strike; Ford Workers To Take Strike Vote

Bus, Trolley  Strike Ends At St. Louis   Auto Workers Mapping Walkout Ballot in Ford Dispute.

Family Misinterprets Cry Of Cat Writhing In Pain   VOUURG, SOUL TNO NAVI  Malik Gives Party: Guests Cal! It Dud

 Pretenders and Impersonators Harass Old Seer ictal Ae nes Ache! taihnd ann stalled tcc Sh  Groundhog Is Ready to Let World in on Another Secret

Drive Threatens. American Center   U.S. Troops Battle Bitterly Aeainst Overwhelming Force

North Korean Troops Renew Heavy Altacks  Commies Move Within.      Commies Move Within. 55 Miles of Vital U. S. Port of Pusan; Fight — Moves Alona Lona Fron

General Walker Says War Has Reached Its ‘Critical Point’  .Ee TEES TTT THR

Forces Brace For Another Red Assault   Americans Give Up One Position On Central Sector

TROOPS TOLL: OTOP REDS Of DIE FIGHTING   “There'll Be No Dunkerque in Korea” Eighth Army Commander Says.

Say Reds: Building Strength on Front ‘at Port of Pusan   American Forces Ordered to Die Rather Than Retreat Further

Temperatures   Enemy Poised For Thrust At South End   Pressure Slackening Along Front As Defenders Facing 90,000 Reds Under ‘Stand or Die’ Order

(Wemocrats Scort  At ‘World Trend’  U. S. Leaders Anticipate  re A Of pt gt YY.

World Trend Noted in British Vote   GOP Believes It Will Be Even More Marked in U.S.

Meturn to Conservatism  GOP Says British Election Results Mean ‘We May Wiw

Recruit UN Force To Aid U.S.   Preparations Are Being Made in Secret; Many Obstacles Met

ALLIED FORCES FROM UN NATION BEING BUILT   Would Join U. S. Troops in Batile Against Communists

UN Recruiting AEF, Is Claim   Move Is Kept Secret Pending Response

Secret Allied Army Will Aid GIs In Korea   15 to 25 Nations Confer With Lie On Sending Troop:

WASHINGTON—The Veteran   Legislature Should © Raise Gas Tax--Jones

SET CURTAINS AFIRE IN ROOM WITH LIGHTER   ist Degree Murder Charges Are Filed By State Attorney

Mental Patient Admits Touching Off Hospital Fire   Sets Curtains Ablaze With Yule Lighter

Psychiatrist Says Girl Telling Truth About Starting Fire  Mental Patient Set Fire to Hospital In Order to Escape

U.S, PUTS NEW CURBS ON HOME MORTGAGE CREDIT   Down Payments Increased and Pay-Off Limits Cut in Move to Help Check Inflation.   RULES APPLY TO ONE AND 2-FAMILY HOUSES   Regulations Expected to Slow Down Construction and Save Material for Defense Uses.

PAY SCHEDULE TO BE UPPED 5-00 PER CEN]   Regulations Include Existing Buildings As Well

BIG DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED FOR HOMES   Housing Loan Restrictions Expected To Cut Construction About One-Third

Down, Monthl Payments To Be Bigger  Move May Cut New Construction  500,000 Units

Government Orders Tighter Control on Home Leans   regulations are beine considered.

HOME-BUYING CREDIT TERMS ARE TIGHTENED   Cash-Down. ‘Payments Upped, Loan Time le CutIn U.S.

HOME BUILDING CREDIT CUT BY NEW CONTROLS   Ching Is Appointed As Chairman of New Stabilization Board

CREDIT TERMS ARE TIGHTENED   Cash-Down Payments Upped, Loan Time Is Cut In U. S.

Credits Tightened On Home Purchase:  Bigger Down Payment: To Be Required After.  namical ace:

Tighten U. S. Home-Buying Loan Terms   Set Minimum Down Payments at 10 to 50 Pet. for Non-Vets ane Reduce Time Period

Report Canada Awaits Reaction On Freed Dolla   New Buying. Selling Rates Established For Firat Time In Eleven Years

Our Losses Against Red China Given   U.S. Casualties During 18 Days of Fighting Totaled 11,964,

11,964 U. S. Casualties in First 18 Days Fighting With Chinese   Toll Since War's Outbreak fs 42,992— Arm’ Gives Report on UN Retreat

Gen. M Arthur Refutes Reports Of Disaster  Red Casualties In Same Period

— FIGURES — ‘Disaster’  Story Is Refuted   ENEMY: LOSSES 10 TO OUR ONE

CASUALTIES FOR U. S. HIT 42,992 TOTAL   American Losses I1.914 In Period of Heavy Fighting With Chinese Reds.

otal Casualties To Date: 42,992 Lota! Casualties To Date: 42,992  Yank 18-Day War Toll: 11 964

U. S. Korean Casualties Reach 42.999   11,964 Occur ‘ In 18 Days of Heavy Fichtine

MacArthur Gives Toll Of Setback   Other UN Units Report 1,011 Lost In Period

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TURKS ADOPT NEW DEFENSE SETUP   PLANNING TO BE TIED INTO ATLANTIC ELOCS MEDI TEERANEAN STRATEGY.

Turkey Joins In Mediterranean Defense Plans Greece Considering Same Sten, Says  AM on ce me a men neh

Tarkey Will Link Defense Strategy To Atlantic Pact   Disclosure Coincides With Announcement  Made in Athens

Turkey Joins Atlantic Paci   Defense Strategy In The Mediterranean Area Outlined 

Turkey Ties Defense Plans To Pact Setup   Greece Also May Join Alliance With Western Nations To Defend Mediterranean

New Developments Hinted in Spy Hunt   Concerns Sources of McCarthy's Charges

DEMOCRATS HINT DEVELOPMENTS IN RED “SPY” PROBI   Tydings Says Committee  Will Get “Valuable New  Metaria!

GOVERNOR URGES BALANCED BUDGET ON PAY-G0 BASIS   Demands Government Sur. render Right To Tax Gas cline. Amusements

Hurley Asserts Service Gave State Department Secrets To Chinese Reds   Wartime Ambassador To China Charges Key Figure On Amerasia Case Fed Secret Papers  To Gen. Mao Tse-Tung

SERVICE GAVE AWAY — SECRET DOCUMENTS   Fermer Ambamader Te Chix Latest Te Actuse State Depurteernt Officll

Hurley Attacks John S. Service  Says Diplomat Gave Aid To Chinese Reds

Service Gave Chinese Reds U. S. Secrets, Charges Ex-Envoy Hurley

Hurley Says John Service Helped Reds   Former Ambassador te China Tells What He Saw There.

McCarthy Asks Truman Kick Acheson Out   Charges Secretary Of State Betrayed U.S. In Asia

Indict Browder  And 5 Others .  All Face Contempt Of Congress Charges

Earl Browder ls Charged With Contemp!  Five Other Persons, Including Field And Jaffe Indicted

EARL BROWDER IS INDICTED   Five Others Also Are Billed For Contempt — Of Congress

Indict Browder, Five Others On Contempt Plaint   Accused of Refusing To Answer Questions at Senate Investigation

tarl Browder Gets Indicted For Contemot  Six Communists Face CT GR ae  ny ee

EARL BROWDER IS INDICTED   'One- Time No. 1 Americar  Communist To Face Contempt Charge

ix Indicted For Contempt   Earl Browder, Once No. 1 U.S. Red, Is Among Group

Ear! Browder Cited For Contempt  Five Others Also Indicted Teday

Earl Browder; Fie Id, Jaffe Are Indicted   Refused to Answer in Red Quiz; 3 Others Also Held to Trial

COAL MINERS START WORK   ‘Majority Of Diggers Seen Back On Jobs Despite Threat Of Walkout

Heavy Tasks Loom Ahead For Marshall   Truman Looks To Appointee For Miracles

South Wins FEPC Vote   Oxorthern Democrats, GOP Fall Short In Attempt to Halt Talkathon

‘DISCOVERED’ IN CENSUS 128-Year-Old Texan Tickled Over Publicity

#3i,"" He’s Glad To Be Counted  Census. Discovers Withered litle Man 128 Years Old

Trygve‘Lie To Stay On As U.N. Secretary Gen'l   General Assembly Extends Lie’s Office, Voting Him Thre¢ More Years As United Nations Officia

Extends Term for 3 Years Despite Threat of Boycott  7 Abstain as

UN Extends Term Of Lie Despite Reds   Votes 46 To 5 To Keep Him In Office For Three More Years

UN VOTES NEW TERM FOR LIE AS SECRETARY   Soviet Bloc Whipped 4€ To 5; Norwegian To Serve 3 Moré Years

Lie Retained As Secretary By U.N. Vote   Assembly Rejects . Russ Protest; Finds U.S. Proposal Valid

Secrefary Wins Term by 46-5 Vote   Vishinsky Loses Long Fight Before General Assembly

ASSEMBLY VOTE ENDS WRANGLE OVER SUCCESSOR   ACCEPT U. S. PLAN TO KEEP SECRETARY THREE MORE YEARS

ONLY RUSSIA SATELLITES OPPOSED   Support Of U.N. Action Ir Korea Basis Of Fight  VISHINSKY      Claims Official Is Stooge Of American Government, Refuses To Cooperate

Lie’s Term Is Extended Three More Years.   Assembly Supports U. S. Position Despite Arguments bv Russia

U.N. Assembly Extend’s Lie’s Term 3 Years   Soviet Bloc Threat Not to Deal With Norweaian [qnored

Lie Gets U.N. OK 46 To 5   Vishinsky Claims Soviet Will Not Deal With Lie

Trygve Lie Kept in U.N. Office   Russian Blee Slapped Down by Assembly in Obstruction Move

Lie’s Term in U.N. Extended   General Assembly Votes Seeretary-General New Term Over Russ Opposition

U.N. Assembly Extends Term of Trygve Lie   Vote Is 46 to 5; Russ Threaten Boycott of Secretarvy-General]

TrygveLie Wins Assembly Vote,  Russia Beaten   Acheson Saya Deal Made Not.te Giye Arma to Ceormany

Term of Lie Is Extended by UN Assembly   Retention Voted By That Body For  Three Year Term

Vote of Approval Expected for Lie   Vishinsky Is Fighting  '  Lesing Battle for ~- * SRetection a

Trygve Lie Winner in UN Election   Secretary General Is Retained by Vote Of 46-5; Result is Setback "ear Soviet

U. N. Extends Lie’s Term  By 46-5 Vote   Assembly Extends Secretary General’s Term for Three More Years Despite Soviet Threat.

United Nations Extends Term Of Trygve Lie   Secretary-General Is -Re Elected By Vote... of 46 to 5

Lie Renamed To UN Post Over Russian Protest   U. S. Proposal Wins By 46 To 5 Vote; Reject Soviet Move To Send Matter Back To Council

Lie’s Term Renewed by U.N. Vote   Assembly Casts Favorable Ballot for Extension Despite Soviet Threat: Count Is 46 to 5

 — 46 TO 5—  UN Gives Lie 3-¥ear Extension   RUSSIAN BLOC LOSES BATTLE

Lie Re-Elected By UN Assembly  Russians Lose Fight To Blo ek New Te rm

UN ASSEMBLY EXTEND'S LIE TERM 3 YEARS   Soviet Bloc’s Boycott Threat Fails: Vote 46-5

United States Seen Winning  Fight For Lie   Await Soviet. Move In Effort To Keep TIN Seoretare Oit

Iryave Lie Refained By U.N.  Russia’s Demand For Ouster Voted Down

U.N. Keeps Trygve Lie On the Job   Soviet Bloc the Only  Nations Voting Against  Giving Norwegian New \ Term As Secretary

See Trygve Lie. Kept In Office 3. More Years      hinsky Move  Againac U.N, Secretary General Viewed Losing Battle

U.N. Votes To Give Lie New 3-Year Term   General Assembly Rejects Threats Bv Russian Bloc

Lie Retains UN Position ®y46-5Vote  Assembly Backs U.S. Stand  Decnite Savicte

Malik’s Tactics ‘Stalling’ UN Council  U.S. Accuses Reds Of 'Filibustering’

U.S. Charges Soviets Aiding Korean Reds   Austin Says Russ Have Stalled UN ‘at Dead Center’

AMERICAN FREIGHTER IS AFEIRE AT SEA   Vemel With Crew Of 35@ Abeard, : Net Believed In lmmediate Dasrer

Deny Charge By Attorney ri or Remington   Defense Counsel Says Government Intimidates Potential Witnesses

Shelves Charge of Intimidation   Judge Brushes Aside Remington Lawyer's Claim in Court

Remington Counsel in Accusation   Claims Intimidation o' Potential Witnesses By Prosecution.   Defense Charge.

REMINGTON ATT’NY MAKES: CHARGES   Declares Prosecution Tntimidates Witnesses

Remington Trial Lawyers Wranale   Witness Bullying Charged. Denied

Remington Side Loses Court Move   Judge Brushes Aside Charges Government Using Intimidation

Court Ignores  Charge Made   Remington's Counsel Says Defense Witnesses Are Being Intimidated,

U.S. Intimidation Of Remington Witnesses Cited   But Judge Rejects Charge by Defense In Perjury Trial

WARMER DAYS ARE DUE SOON   36-Degree Temperature Is Noted At Wisconsin Resort Area

Gen. Wainwright Thinks U. S. Shoule Get Touch And Retaliate In Korea

Get Tough-Wainwright   Veteran of Corregidor Seys Difference This Time Is That Yanks ‘Have Hope’

SEE MEDICO-LEGAL BATTLE HARDEST FOUGHT IN YEARS   Dr. H. N. Sander Charged With “Willful” Murder Of His Patient   TRIAL ON MONDAY   'No Statistics Available In _ U.S. On Amount of Air ! For Lethal Dose

—— J. Patterson, 20, pe Have — ery be utgers FallGeorge tterson, y mond, K Ground by The Same Bolt.

LOWER BUCKS oTUDENT KILLED BY LIGHTNING   Raymond J. Patterson Hit While Pulling Weeds   BROTHER IS SHOCKED

SOVIET ‘INVASION’ IS BLOCKED  Berlin Cold War Is Intensified As German Reds Cut Off Power

N. Y. Demos May Decide On Lynch   Veteran Bronx Congressman Likely Guber natorial Choice.

REP. LYNCH MAY OPPOSE. DEWE   :  CONGRESSMAN ENPECIED TO  WIN DEMOCRATIC GUBERSATORIAL NOMINATION,

Lynch Claims Easy New York Victory Lawyer Supported By CIO  To Oppose Gov, E “Dowev

Crashes hill Nine Persons; One Drowned   Four Are Killed in One Accident; Two Women Die in Fort Wayne Accident

9 Persons Dead in State Wrecks   four Burn to Death in Accident Near Cedar Lake.

President Urges UN Support   Says It is Only ‘Way Out of Endlese Conflict and War

TRUMAN WARNS WEST NATIONS FACE DANGER   Soviet Imperialism Held Challenge To U.S.

‘Support For UNI Necessary.  Truman Says   Only Way Out From Endless Cirele OF  Foree And Violenee

Allies Lose 37; Work Is Praised   Airmen Play Havec With Trucks, Troop Comminnications, Says Air Force      Raids» Coordinated

Reds Air Force Hit Heavy Blows   North Koreans Driven by Fanatics  Prisoners’ Morale Low

50 Red Planes Are Destroyed   Bad Flying Weather Over Korea Cuts Air  Force Mission to 20

Two-Day Loss Is 50 Planes   Allied Cartier and Land Besed Planes in Sweaping Attacks on Airfields, Plents

Allies Knock Out Many Red Korean Planes   Huge Blow Struck By Carrier And Land Based Crews

Elusive Red Airforce Is Badly Beaten   50 North Korean War Planes Destroyed by _ Allied Carrier. and Land-Based Attackere

Allied Planes Strike Heaviest Blow of War   Catch Elusive N, Korean Air Force in Opon, 50 Red Ships Destroyed

Soviet, China Split Is Seen On Korean War   Molotov’s Visit Believed Sign Of Dissareement

Say China Reds Won t Aid Kore   Report Molotov In Huddle With Mao

Molotov’s Visit To Peiping Linked With Effort To Get China In War

Colunin Left   » «+ @chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ”’—BuRns.

Column Left   ‘... a chiel’s amang ye takin’ noies and faith! he'll print it 2. . ’—Burns.

~Krnunn  TWO PATIENTS ELOPE . FROM MENTAL ASYLUM, TAKE BEST MAN ALONG

Reds Guard Kast Berlin Boundary   Youth Marchers Warned To Stay Ou Of Western Sector

East Berlin Police Are Alerted To Prevent Any ‘Straying’ By Marchers

POISED AT BOUNDARY   Communist Police Take Positions At Berlin Line

RUSSIANS POST GUARDS ALONG SOVIET BORDER   Try To Keep German — Youths From Straying  Into West Berlin

Soviet Sector Border Closed   Action Taken to Bar Red Youth From West

Rubber is High and Scarce Searing Prices, Scare Buying ‘May Force Changes in Tires

Good Afternoon! —_  in Tadav’c« lourna   U.S. Military Needs Must Be Considered Rising Prices Of Rubber May Hike Synthetic Use In Tires

OF Synthetic Rubber Used In Tires  Industry Seen Increasing Amount ike  Because Of Scare Buying, Price

Atomie Talk Opens Today Among Three  Governments   Belgians And British Are. In Washington To Talk Over Congo

_ —ATOMIC— Secret Talks On Uranium Begin Today  No Mention Of H-Bomb Expected

Uranium Talks Begin T oday In W. ashin gton   Representatives Of U.S, Belgium And Britain Confer

Secrecy Drawn Over 3-Nation Atomic Talks   U S., Belgium and Britain Discuss Uranium Supplies

Atomic Energy Parley Opens   US, Britain, Belgium to Discuss Diversion of Conao Uranium

Diplomats Meet For Atom Talks  Parleys Will Deal With Uranium Price

3 Nations Talk Atomic Energy  Discuss Division Of Uranium Supply

Tight Security Curtain Drawn By State Department Around Atom Talks Opening in Capital

J. $., Britain, Belgien Open Talks On Atomic Eneray de Woshirestcut

secrecy Veils — Atomic: Meeting   Three-Nation Talks Deal With Uranium

Tight Curtain Hides 3-Way Talks On Aton   U.S., Britain And Belgium Discuss Current Problems

ATOMIC ENERGY MEETING OPENS   Arrangements for Africa’: Uranium Scheduled for ' Study by Envoys

With Hydrogen in Background ~ America, Britain, Belgium  ‘Hold Uranium Discussions

U.S. to Discuss Atomic Energy  wT. Bb Ces Asad   To Hold Secret Meet With Great Britain And Belgium Today

Secrecy Shrouds Atomic Meeting  Price and Division Of Belgian Congo’s Uranium Is Subject

U. S. to Discuss Atomic Energy  To Hold Secret Meet _ With Cieat Britain

Three Nations Begin A-Talks  In Washington   State Department Clamps Full Secreey Lid On Meeting

Atom Talks Open In Washington  Britain, Belgium And U.S. Canfer Ih   Britain, Belgium And U.S. Confer h Veil Of Secrecy

Nationalist Ships Damage Chinese City   Warships Bombard Red-Held Chapu, 45 Miles Southwest Of Shanghai

Illinois Governor Tells Senators fo Crack Down on All Slot Machines and Bookies .

Governor of [llinois Asks War on Slots   Crime Probers Make Surprise Visit to Gambling Hot Spot

Governor Says Congress Must  Give Some Aid   Senate Committee Questions Governor

Crime Probers Hear Governor  Stevenson Says U.S. Should Help States

Gov. Stevenson. Is Witness in Crime Inquiry  ‘U. 8. Shouldn’t Tax. What State Qutlawe

GOV. STEVENSON IS WITNESS AT - CRIME INQUIRY   Calls for Congress Crackdowr on Bookies, Slot Machines.

Slot Machine, Bookie Clamps Urged at Hearin   Senators Find Open Gambling Near Chicaao

Governor Suggests U.S. Crack Down On Illinois Crime  Recommends Action  By Congress to Stop State Law Violators

Cut Gamblers’ Channels, Is  Stevenson Plea   Illinois Governor Asks ICC Crackdown On Slots. Bookies

Advises How to Curb Gambling   Cut Off Operation Channel: Stevenson

Slot Machine Channel Cutoff  Recommended:   Illinois’ Gov. Stevenson Advises Crime Probers That Congress Should Smash At Bookies

Illinois Governor Asks U. $. Ban On Slots and Bookies  Save tL] S Should   Says U. S. Should Not Tax What States Outlaw

Pickets Travel From Mine to Mine Uosin ing Down Operations, Four Big Stee! Companies Schedule Cutbacks As Coal Shortases Loom

UMW PICKETS SPREAD REBEL STRIKES TODAY   77,000 Miners Now on Strike Over 3-Day Week

Pickets Spread Outlaw Strikes Amona Miners   Steel Companies Are Forced to Cut Production

Pickets Moving Through Pennsy vania Fields In Large Group Force Vesta Four Mine To Cloa Last Midnight   LESS THAN 13,000 MINERS NOW AT WOR]

MORE MINES CLOSED DOWN BY PICKETS  Some 77,000 UMW   Some 7/,000 UMW Members Join In Walkouts as Paralysis Hits Industry.

Roving Bands Of UMW Men Spread Strike In Defiance Of Lewis   1 Steel Companies Slash Production   Republic, Crucible Firms Bank Furnaces; 70.000 Miners Out Of Pits

Coal Shortage Forcing Steel Production Cuts; 77.000 Join Walkouts

Pickets Force More Walkouts InMine Areas   Steel Production Is Drastically Cut

U.M.W. Pickets Spread Rebel Strikes Thru Pennsylvania   4 Steel Firms Set Cutbacks In Production

35 Cardinals Approve. Decision on Virgin Mary   More Than 500 Bishops Also Give Assent to New Dogma Which Pope Will Proclaim in Ceremony Wednesday.

Truman Keeps Quiet On Red Measure   President Refuses To Divulge Plans On New Act

Truman Evades Veto Question  Won't Divulge Plans For Anti-Red Bill

Truman Sets Early Action On Red Bill   Sidesteps Question But Says Disposal Will Not Sarprise

NOT AFRAID OF VETO -—~  Bill To Hobble Home Front Reds Sent To White House

Truman Sidesfeps Question Of Signing Subversives Control Bill   To Announce Views On Measure As Soon As ft Reaches His Desk

Subversives Control Bill On Way To :  Truman’s Desk; Fate Unknown

Truman Sidesteps Question on Plans To Veto Red Bill   Tells Reporters Bill Has Not Reached His Desk But That It Will Be Given Quick Action

Truman Quiet About Action On Measure   Won't Say Whether He Will Sign Or Veto Subversives Control Bill

Dodges Query At Press Conference on Whether He Will Veto Measure   Early Action Due, President Declares   Bill Whipped Throngh _ Both Houses By An : Overwhelming Vote

Speedy Action On Subversive: Bill Promised By President   Both Houses Stamp Overwhelming Okay On Anti-Red Measure

Two Added fo Road Fatalities Listing  Smali Girl and Young Ai ictim:

Troopers Catch Meningitis Suspect  + + * ode + * * te * . oe * *   Gypsy Bov Who Fled With Parents Is Termed Health Menace

ATLANTIC PACT COSTS STUDIED   See Possible, Depression If Too Much Is Spent © _ . On Deéfenges-

Tough Problem Faces Ministers   Depression Seen tn Heavy Spending

Pact Nation Heads Face Fund Issue  On Defense   Ministers Meeting Today To Consider  Finaneine Support

Pact Defense Nations Face Depression Risk   Foreign Ministers Consider Armament Cost Draining Manpower, Materials and Money

PACT POWERS ISCUSS COST F DEFENSES          ful Questions Before inisters May Mean Dif“erence Between War and Peace   RAMING RESOLUTIONS

A Depression Could Result   In West Europe If Defense Expenditures Are Too High

U.S. AIRLIFT TO FAR EAST WILL CONTINUE    Pacific Command Says Project Is Planned ' For Rest Of Year

Gen. Kuter Reveals Plans  Following Tow  Claims Airlift To Continue After War

PACIFIC AIRLIFT ~ NOT TO END S00}   GENERAL SAYS Yr WILL CO}. TINUE AFTER SHOOTING IN KOREA ENDS.

Fly More War ‘Goods to Asia?   General Says Pacific Air. hift Continues

Extensive Deployment Of U.S. Troops. Material ln Far East Seen Probable

FAMILY ALLOWANCES STUDIED BY CONGRESS   Wife Of GI Would Receive $15 Monthly Under Seale Proposed Re Military

Gl ALLOTMENT BILLS REVEALED   Congress Acts To Restore Family Allowances For Enlisted Personnel In Armed Forces.

Tuesday to Be “T” Day as Legion To Start Shipment of Nearly Million Toys to European Tots

Political’ Labor Bargain Decried   Pension Demands Paid by Public

Holiday Travel May Set Record  Predict Traffic   Predict Traffic Death Toll Of 385

Security Bans Sober Millions on 4th Holiday:   Suards Use Roads; Soo Locks and River Dams Are Closed

Holiday Rush Gets Under Way Today  Serious Note As Independence Day Weekend Starts

Delegates Ask UN  For New Nation  Region Would Be ~ Called Pushtoonistan

Winds Whip Across State, Wreck Homes  Farm Woman Dies ‘Near Meng, Ark., In Crushed. Une

U. S. Detense Line Cracked   60-Ton Tanks Spearhead Red Drive; Reports of New North Korean Atrocities Mounting

U. S. Troops Are In Desperate Battle To Stem the Onrushing Communists From the North

JONES PAYS FINE   Olathe Lawyer Earlier Found Guilty of Negligent Homicide

Hearing Against 6 Boys Dropped  Youths Under Band Since Sept. Court

OHIO ELECTION IN LIMELIGHT   Labor Groups Attempting : To Defeat U. S. Sen ator Taft

Yanks Pushed  From Taejon   Gen. Dean Reported Missing After Personally Bagging One Red Tank

Yanks Driven To Tills; Some Trapped in City   Gen. Dean Said Missing as Americans Battle Gommunist Tanks

Gen. Dean, Commander of 24th Defending City, Is Reported Missing

Part of U.S. Rear Guard — Feared Caught   General Dean Reported Among Missing Men

Tank, Troop Tidal Wave dusts G.L.'s   Some of U.S. Garrison Reported Trapped In Blazing City.

Commies’ Tanks, Infantry Smash lito Burning City   “Us. a troops break  Through Encirclement

American Commander Reported Missing In Battle For City, U.S. Forces Take Up New Positions Ready For New Red Drive South

Defeat Ends Bitter Fight For Capital   Americans Driven Back As Commies Circle City, Cutting Escape Route

Trapped Unit Escapes in. Gunfire Hail: Commander Of 24th Division Missing

Unofficial Report Says That General William F. Dean {5 Missing in Fighting; Enemy Pays Heavily Before American Forces Fall Back.

FEW TRAPPED: GENERAL DEAN WHTH MISSINE   U.S. Troops Escape Into Hills  as Tidal Wave of Reds   Sweep City.

Some Americans Still Trapped In Burning City   Enemy Tanks, Troops Push Gl's Out After Fierce All-Day Battle

Some GIs Trapped After All-Day Fight   Much of City Burning From Enemy Barrage; U.S. Bags 12 Red Tanks

Laird Suggests  Local Tax Plan   Let Communities Get Needed Funds

Even’ Socialists Aren't  Really for “Equal Pay”   One in a series of eye-witness reports } BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND 

Gordon Davis Accepts Job In Stuttgart  Jimmy Smith   Jimmy Smith To Succeed Davis Here

SENATORS LAUNCH PROBE OF CRIME   WITNESSES ARE QUESTIONED AT SECRET HEARING HELD IN MIAMI, FLA.

NATIONWIDE CRIME PROBE OPENS FRIDAY   Secret Hearing In Miami Launches Investigation

CASH FOR SCHOOLS   Douglas County Will Re ceive $6,401.92 From State Fund

NEW TASK FORGE T0 GO 10 HAWAII   WARSHIPS BEING ASSEMBLED ON WEST COAST AND WILL SET OUT SOON,

New Task Force Will Move Into Pacific Waters   Spokesman Declines t Link Action on Korean War

Navy Forming New Task Force  Ships Being Assemblec To Move To Hawaii

Task Foree Is Formed By  Navy Command   Navy Spokesman Declines Comment On Whether Fleet Goes To Korea

Johnson Says Texan Slugged With Own Gun  Man. Wife learn of   Man, Wife Learn of Death by Reading Account in Paper

Michigan Suspect Confesses Slugging Thornton With Gun   Ewald Johnson Tells of Attack, But Says He Learned of Victim’s Death Later

No Defails Of Brutal Killing Are Revealed  Man Breaks After Long Srilling By  wkheinanm (34¢1e0aFre

Lodge Says Reds Believe War Is Virtue   Accuses Soviet Of Waging World-Wide Fight On Capitalism

SOVIET POLICY IS DENOUNCED BY SEN. LODGE   Reds Believe War Against Non-Communist Na tions Is Just   MOSCOW URGED TO ABANDON DOCTRINE

SLAYER HELPED BY ‘COURT’ 10 DIE IN CHAIR   Ohioan Admits Slaying - Grocer After Findings  Of Lie Detector

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Irterest Tc All In The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIEES

President Sees Danger Of Global War Truman Fears Long, Bloody Korean War

President  Sees Danger Of Global War Truman Fears Long, Bloody Korean War      By ROBERT G. NIXON INS Staff Corresnondent

HEAD OF AFL. IS GUNNING. FOR LAUSCHE   Green Says Labor  Will Unite To  ” Defeat Governor

Aid Muddled By Irish Bloc   Partition of treland Made Issue of Bill

Foreign Aid Bill In Tangle Over  Eire Provision   House ‘Irish Bloc’ Would Cut Off Britain Unless.

Sees Reversal on Aid Measure   Help for Britain Tied in with Ireland Case

Time For Fun In Aid Measure   House Votes  For Irish Unification But It Won't Stick

‘Twas a Big Day for The Ould Sod  Irish Bloc in House Wins Battle To Hold Up Aid for Great Britain   Truman to Discuss Personnel Shifts Teday

House Votes to End Aid to Britain on Irish Partition    Rayburn Calls Vote “Unfortunate”; Ma Be Revoked Later

Expect House to Reverse on Aid to Britain   Teller Yote Favors Withhelding Funds Until freland United

IRISH IN BIG VICTORY, BUT IT 1S HOLLOW   Britain Wouldn't Get Cash Until Ireland Is United

lrish Bloc Has Fun But It’s No Joke To Truman   Wrangling Over World Relief Cash Continues In House

‘Ireland’ Clause Bars  Anglo Help   Amendment Prevents  Help to Britain While  Irish Partition Still Holds   May Be Defeated   House Leaders Predict Amendment Will Be Beaten

House ‘Will Reverse Vote  On Aid Bill’   Speaker Ravburn Savs Irish Clause Will Be Stricken

Leo In Race For Lieutenant Governot   Irish Amendment To Foreign Aid Bill Won’t Stand: New Attacks Due

Acheson Says Cut In Funds to Hurt Bid_to Check Reds   H ouse May Reverse Vote Barring Fund to Britain

Reversal Seen On Question of ‘United Ireland   Administration Heads Embarrassed After House Teller Vote

Rayburn Sees Irish Deteat  Ble atstemtinn bandsaw Gen cacee   Administration Leaders Red-Faced at Strings for Emerald Isle Unity

—POINT FOUR’— Says Money Is Necessar "y  In Red F ight  7 rr oe   ~ Hopes To Check  Communism In Asia

Austrians See ‘No Hint Of Foul Pl 3 Was Friend Of Imprisoned Amerié¢an  U.S. Naval Attache Dies In RR i :

Voceler Friend Killed By Train   Find Body In Tunnel South Of Salzburg

U.S. Naval Man Killed in Austria   “Plunged to His Death : In Railroad Tunnel; No Foul Play Hinted

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RORTAWNW OOP PLaArmw. Fr @& weet

Enemy Pressure Reported Easing   Planes and Artillery Continue ‘To Hammer Korean Positions

Ar-cyican Air Power Takes A Heavy Toll of Red Armor In Attac’s Behind the Front Lines

Communists Hurled Back  Near Taegu   Enemy Uses 84 Tanks To Exploit Big Breakthrough

Allied Planes Big Aid In Halting Rush   Counter-Blow Hits East Of Fortress

KKKKK* NEW ARRANGEMENT OF MAN-BITES-DOG NEWS FORMULA IS REPORTED -

Four Year Old Boy Decide: ““Man Bites Dog’”’ Stuff ‘Can Be Tiresome

Murray Warns of USW Strike   Says Walkout Hinges on 1950 Demands

Steelworkers May Strike, Murray Warns  To Fight To Gain Contract Demands

Gold Seal Cleared In Contract Suit      [Goom B ye, Girls ‘Rea Brioade’ Repulsed

Union To Strike 116 GE Plants  Scheduled Walkout Tra Ranain Tb ssme raw

‘Jackie’ Haves, Diamond Star, Stabs Himself   Blind Chilton County Tax Assessor “Just Fair’ After Injuries

Jackie Hayes, Blind Former Big League Ball Plaver. Found Slashed .

Assault Led By Big Me   Attack Stretches Almost  To Siberio- Manchuria Border

U.N. Ground Forces Advance RelentlesslyOnNorthKorean Capital, Pyongyang Against Weakening Red Resistance

Missouri and 36 Other Vessels Bombard 130-Mile Area Reaching Close to Siberian Border.   PORT OF CHONGJIN IS SET ON FIRE   Battered Red Army Falls Back Betore Allied Ground Forces in Center of   Battlefront.

Missouri One Of 47 Ships in Searing Attack   Big Port of Chongjin Is Set Aflame by More Than 800,000 Pounds of Hot Shells Poured Into Citv in Hour.

Chonan   ap BE ee EB Wag pee td  lron, Steel Port, Aflame   British Planes Hit West Coast As UN Troops Move North

Ground Troops Drive Towards  Reds’ Capital   Mighty Mo, 36 Other Vessels in Searing Attack on East Coast

Fleet Blasts Far Northern  Coast 2nd Day  130 Miles Near Marwchueiea Lice

37 WARSHIPS IN SEARING ATTACK ON EAST COAST   Mighty Mo Pours 800,000 Pounds Of Shells On Steel Port   BOMBARDMENT MAY FORECAST LANDING

Allack Reaches Almost to Sibertan-Manchurian Border: May Re Prelude to Landings

Naval Guns Sear East Korean Coast   Mighty Mo Leads Flotilla Against Strategic Areas

Naval Attacks May Mean New Invasions  Batteship Missouri lane tn. Daim inn al   Batteship Missouri Leads in Pounding of North Korean Coast

37 War Vessels Bombard East Coast Objectives   U. S. Troops Gain, Within 65 Miles of Communist Capital   (Latest. War Page, Page 2.)

Could Be Prelude to  New Landing  Blast Industrial City 120 Miles From Vladivostok

Cut in Steel for Civilians  Agreed Upon   Diversion to Defens Effort Will Hit Every Home

Nation Alerted For Steel Slash   Conservation, Production Hike Needed As U.S. Girds for Defense

Nation. Is. Jolted By Steel Cut   Every Home In Land Will Be Hit By Scarcity Of Many Vital Products.

ALL ASSEMBLY LINES HALT AT 10 AM.   10-Cent Hourly Benefits Cause Of Walkout   SIX MONTHS   Of Contract Talks Fail; Jointly Run Trust Fund Rejected By Company

PENSION PLAN DISPUTE CAUSE OF BIG STRIKE   Second Closeup In Two Years at 95 Anta Plants

89,000 Walkout As Negotiations On Pensions Fail   Picture on Page 6

Six Months Effort to Settle Disagreement; Union Leaders Order Shutdown of Activities

89.000 Strike As Talks Fail At Chrysler  Big Snag Is  Fir rm's Stand  mam ..8&. .. .

Huge Assembl} Lines Grinding To Halt Today  Pickets And Soup Kitchens Go Into Action In Dispute

Chrysler Plants Idled by Strike   Strike Notice Sends 89,000 Out And Figure Will Hit 110,000 as Tieup Spreads: Dispute on Pension

CHRYSLER FIRM HIT BY STRIKE   89,000 Workers Walk Off Jobs; Rest Of Employes Are Due To Follow

Chrysler Plants. Closed by Strike Of 89,000 Workers   Six Months of Negotiations Fail To Bring Agreement

Union Demands 10-Cent Raise   Reject Company’s Pension Plan; Alf Divisions Are Idle

Chrysler Firm  Workers Begin Pension Strike 89,000 Quit Jobs A:  Negotiations Break Down in Detroit

Plant's Nationwide Operation Halted   Pension Payment System Basis of Labor Controversy

Negotiations On Pension  Break Down   Total of 110,000 Warkers Expected Te Be Wiled by Wallent Startod After Lang Diseasions Fail

85,000 Men Leave Jobs Early Today   Walkout Called When Pension Plan Talks Collapse

Pension Plan Dispute Bars New Contract  Soup Kitchens Set Uf Enr Datrnit Pickate

Pension Plan Dispute Causes Walkout as CIO and Company Break Off Discussion  After Six Months.   STRIKE AFFECTS FOUR MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL TO HALT PENSION FUSS   Company Sticks by Offer of Own Plan, Rejecting Trust Fund Plea

‘Negotiations On Pension ‘Plan Fail   Assembly Lines Halt; 110,000 Employes Will Soon Be Idle

89 000 Workers Are Ordered To Walk Off Jobs   Move Follows Failure To Settle Pension Plan Dige pute After Six Months Of Negotiations; 110.000 Fmnploves To Be Idle

89,000 Auto Workers Out at Chrysler   Negotiations Fail to Bring Agreement on Pension Proaram

Walkout Idles 89,000; More Will Follow   Union Demands 10-Cent Hourly  Fund ’Packaae’

Chrysler Workers Walk Out   Strike Ordered When Six Months of:Negotia tions End in Failure To Agree on Pensions

Dispute Over Pension Plan idles 89,000   Thousands More Face Layoff in Factories of Parts Suppliers

Unable to Agree On How Pensions Should Be Paid   Chrysler Sticks To $100-a-Month Plan Managed By Company

Pension Plan Main Dispute As Plants Halt   Long Negotiations or Payment Method End in Failure

American Legion's National Convention Is: Aske To Vote Condemnation of U. §. State Department

Suff Fight Over State Department   Legion Votes to ‘Demand’ it be Reconstituted

Sidestep Demand to Oust Acheson   Vote Condemnation of State Department

Ease Up On Acheson   Legion Won't Ask Ouster; Resolutions Strongly Anti-Red

New Red Attacks Hit Right Flank   US, British, South Koreans Advance in Sleet Storm

Allies Advance On 30-Mi. Front In Sleet Storm   Others Within 20 Miles Of Manchurian Border  In Northeastern Sector

Allied Troops Get Within 30 Miles of Border in Slow Drive   Big Red Chinese Build Up Reported

Americans Push 5 Miles In Northeast   South Korean Units Beat Back Reds in Amphibious Farce

Allies. Score Gains   United Nations Forces Push Forward as Much As Three Miles on Two Fronts in North Korea

WEST MUST KEEP MILITARY MIGHT  Needed to Prevent War I1j--Acheson

Unified Defense  Of Western Powers Needed For Peace  ‘Acheson Declares

Vigilance, Unity Among Democracie: Needed to Avert War. Says Acheson

FREE NATIONS DEFENSES T0 PREVENT WAR   Acheson Sees Russian Military Machine as Bludgeon Over Weak Peoples.

West Allies Must Unite To Avert War   Sec. Acheson Tells Dallas Audience Of Unified Program

Unified Defense Hope Of West—Acheson  Must Weld Military, Economic ond  bh nent Deemactsa bn Auand Vb.

Eisenhower To Become Head  Of Penn State   Kansas Educator Elected President  of Penn State—Takes Post Furie 1

Other Lines, Even Colleges Hit By Strike  Thousands More Layoffs Predicted

Relief Client Died ~ Leaving Big Estate Court of Appeals Dismiss  es Appeal  For. County Refund

COUNTY LOSES REFUND APPEAL   Montgomery Welfare Board Trying To Collect From Client’s Estate

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Misused $80.000   Awaits Sentence   Meets Russian Ambassador

Liquor Permit Freeze Held Aid To Crime   Akron Attorney Says State Action ‘Fosters Rackets’

TANKS LOADED FOR FORMOSA   Army Vehicles Consignec To Chiang’s Bastion

Chinese to Get Arms from U.S.   Turkish Ship Loads Tanks, Armored Cars At Philadelphia Pier

War Supplies Are Destined  For Formosa Placed On Board Turkish Freighter At Philadelphia

Details Lacking On 90 Carloads Of War Material   Budget Gives No Hint Of Super A-Bomb Plans

Turk Vessel Loaded With 90 Carloads   Merchantman Capt. Won't Say Where Equipment Bound

Load Tanks and Armored Cars for  Nationalist China  90 Carloads of Arms Put Aboard Turkish Vessel

90 Carloads Tanks, Armor to Formosans   Equipment Loaded at Philadelphia on Turkish Freighter -

Arms Cargo for Nationalists LoadedInU.S   Destroyers Ready to Escort Ship to Any Port Except Shanghai

Arms Consigned loChina Loaded  Tanks, Armored Cars Ready For Shipment

'90 Carloads Of Tanks, Armored Cars For Chinese In Formosa Loaded In U. S.

Are Consigned To Formosa On  Turkish Vessel   90 Carloads Go Aboard Freighter; Lid Clamped on News

90 Carloads Of Tanks For China Ready   * Armored Cars Also Loaded On Turkish Ship At Philadelphia; Sails Next Week

90 CARLOADS OF VEHICLES 60 ON TURKISH VESSEL   Came From Ohio Ordnance Depot, Ronucht by China

90 CARLOADS OF TANKS, ARMORED CARS FOR CHINA   Shipment of U. S. Equipment For Use at Formose on Turkish Vessel

a0 CARLOADS OF TANKS AND CARS TN CARGO   \Material from Ohio Ordnance Depot Being Shipped t at Philadelphia.

 Ninety Carloads of Tanks, Armored  Cars Consigned to Formosa Are  Loaded Aboard Turkish Freighter

War Material Is On Way to China  90 Carloads of Tanks and Armored Cars Consigned  For Formosa  AT PHILADELPHIA PIER  Loading Was Started This Morning On a Turkish Freighter  Bulletin Lima, O., Jan. 10. (—Uncle Sam has sold 200 combat vehicles —itanks and armored cars—to the Chinese Nationalist government for shipment to Formosa, a relia-

py ane ASSoCIaAteGd Fress  PHILADELPHIA—Ninety carloads of tanks and armored cars consigned to the Chinese government at Formosa were loaded aboard a Turkish freighter at a Philadelphia pier today.

90 Carloads of Arms, Consigned to Chinese Government, Placed Aboard Turkish Freighter.  NOT KNOWN WHO'S   NOT KNOWN WHO'S PAYING FOR IT

90 Carloads of Armor Put on Ship   Goods from Ohio Ordnance Depot Being Sent to Chiang -

Shipload Of Tanks Slated For Formosa  Faninment Sent Fro   Equipment Sent From Ohio To Philadelphia  For Chiang Shipment

Armored Vehicles Bound for Island   Incident Recalls Ban by Truman On Military Aid to Nationalists

JU Y¥ enicies Consigned to Chinese Gov't   Placed on Turkish I'reighter at Pier in Philadelphia

U.S Tanks for China Loaded Tn Philadelphiz   Ninety-eight Carloads of ¥ehicles Being Sent to Chiang

NINE PERSONS ESCAPE DEATH   Climb - Oit of Ce ‘of Cellar Win. dow After Gas Truck Blasts Home

WATIONAL CAPITAL'S ; ONLY BURLESQUE SHOW ”  CLOSING DOORS THURSDAY

NATIONAL GRANGE TO ELECT MASTER   2000 From Nine States Given Seventh Degree

Miners Indicate Only Direct Order From Lewis Would  Reopen (cal Pits

ONLY DIRECT LEWIS ORDER WILL OPEN MINES   Miners Not Worried Over Injuntcion Filed by Truman

Will Not Abide By Any Injunction, Officials Of * peale State: Parlevs Weld This Weekend

Russia Proposes Five Power  Peace Talk, UN Police Force   Seen As Answer to U. S. Plan for UN :  International Army

Big 5 Peace Parley Urged by Vishinsky   Proposals Made to U.N. as Countermovs to U.S. Proposition

Vishinsky Presents Plan In Two Resolutions To General Assembly   Western Nations \Cool to Proposals   Would Place U. N. Force Under Council, Where . Russ Could Use Veto

Russia Demands Unifed Nations Sef Up Police Force Under Security Council

Russia Requests Big Five Meeting   U.S.S.R. Also Would Set Up UN Force Under Security Council, With Veto

Vishinsky Calls For Five-Power Meet on Peace   Wants Armed Forces {o Be:Under Control of Acseombly Veto

Peace Talk P roposed By Russia   Soviet Proposes Plan For Conferences On World Peace To U.N.

Russia Proposes Big 5 Peace Meet,  U.N. Police Force  Vishinsky Answers U.S. International Army Plan

Wants Big 5 Conclave, International Police Force Under Council      Vishinsky Answers U. S. Proposal

Soviet Plan  Handed U.N.   Canada’s Pearson Would Welcome Conference if Vishinsky Sincere

Attack French on Saar Issue   Allies Feel Bonn Government Should Put House in Order

Allies Critical Of Saar Scrap °  Domestic Problems Neglected In Bonn

746 Persons Found Jobs During 1950 By Employment Center: 9787 Visits.

OHIO EMPLOYMENT CENTER HERE MADE 746 PLACEMENTS IN 1950   Manager Rogers Reports Nearly Ten Thousand Visits To The Office

Piecemeal Zoning . Attacked By Cour   Opinion: Raps Special-in terest Pressure On Government

Probers Delay Subpoena Call  Both Sides Want Trio To Appear in Capital

Senators Defer Decision on 3 More Witnesses   Will Decide Monday jon Calling Browder, Field, Stachel

Senators Delay Decision on Call Of New Witnesses   Lattimore Angry, Assails Testimony Given by Budenz

Action On Red Probe Delayed  Calling Of Further Witnesses Undecided

Probers Defer Decision On Calling Known Communists As Witnesses Ir The Lattimore Case Under Scrutiny

Senate Probers Defer Decision   Won’t Decide Whether To Subpoena Certain Witnesses Until Monda:

Probers Defer Cae On   Calling Reds   Lattimore Again Lashes McCarthy, Criticizes  Testimony of Ex-Red

Senators Defer Action In Lattimore Case   Accused Foreign Affairs Expert Wants Three New Witnesses

PROBERS DEFER MAKING MOVE IN LATTIMORE CASE   Decision On Whether To Subpoena Witnesses May (Be Made Monday

Senators Delay Decision On Subpoenas For Spies   Lattimore Reiterates That He Js Loyal, Bidianlee Lanis Ruden7z’ Sworn Testimony

Defer Decision On Subpoena   Senate Probers To Wait Until Monday On Witness Problem

DEFER ACTION IN RED PROBE   Senaté Group Considering Calling New Witnesses In Lattimore Caceé

BELGIUM OKAYS UNIFIED DEFENSE OF WEST EUROPE   EUROPEAN ASSEMBLY VOTES APPROVAL OF BRITISH SUGGESTION

Approve Allied Army Proposal   Unified Defense Idea Taking Form Under Churchill Plan

Churchill's Army Proposal Adopted  Belgian Supports Plan,Asks Speed

West Europe Told It Must Unify Forces   Either That or Face Destruction, Belgian Leader Warns

Spaak Supports Churchill Piea . For Europe Unity   Belgian Warns West Civilization {n Grave Danger

Speed Defense or Face Destruction Europe is Told  f   Pacts ‘Just Ink And Paper” Until West is Prepared

Spaak Backs Churchill On Unified Army   Belgian Leader Warns Europe to Speed Detense Flan

Belgian Socialist Head Warns Western Euro pe ToS peed Defense Plans

West German Chancellor Says Self-Reliant Europe Best Safeguard tor Peace

State Architect Is Busy Preparing Working Drawings   TO HAVE 16.000 SEATS

K. U. FIELDHOUSE ONE OF LARGEST   State Architect Is Busy Preparing Working Drawings   TO HAVE 16,000 SEATS

Enemy Dead Pile Up Before Counter-Attacking American And South Korean Forces—Planes And Artillery Pour Fire Into Narrow Front—Communist Action Believed Opening Phase Of All-Out North Korean Drive On Taegu

Bitter Battle Leaves Enemy Dead Piled Up   Initial Thrust by 50,000 Reds Is  Real Disaster

50,000 Enemy Troops Ready For Big Push   Heavy Fighting Concentrated In Narrow Battle Area

Fierce Fighting  Is Waged Over 100-Yard No-Man’s Land; Planes and Artillery Support And Pour Deadly Fire into Narrow Line of Enemy; 50,000 Reds Massed For All-Out Attack

ALLIES HOLD FIRM ON ALL OTHER LINES   Enemy Dead Piling Up Ia Face of Artillery, Plane Attacks

Big Ground Battle Opens Near Taegu   U.S. Planes and Artillery Keep Enemy Off Balance

Enemy Dead Pile Up As Troops Fight Over Strip Of No Man's Land—Believe Red Attack Is Opening Phase Of Taegu Drive-— U. N. Forces Hold Firm On Other Fronts 

50,000 Koreans Mass for Attack On Capital City   Crack in Allied Line Would Release Five North  Korean Divisions for Taegu March

ALLIES SMASH SPEARHEAD OF DRIVE   Fight Over 100-Yard-Wide No-Man’s Land  ENEMY DEAN      Piled Up ‘Before CounterAttacking Americans And South Koreans

Planes. Artillery Pouri ne Fire Into Narrow Bleue   Reds Pushed Back Half Mile

DIRKSEN, LUCAS MAKE SEPARATE DECATUR TALKS   Swap Charges of “Flip-Flop” in Meetings Six Blocks Apart.

lowa Campus Death Trial Opens Tuesday  Psychology Student Accused of Slaying

Korean Reds Seek New Road fo U. S. Central Front Base   South Koreans Regain Part of Ground They Lost

20, 000-Man Red Force i in Drive   South Koreans Regain Ground As Northerners Open 5th Try of Week to Open Taegu Road

Reds Probing for New Route To Taegu Are Met by Fierce Attack From South Koreans

Clash Rages ,12-to-25 Miles North of City  Ground Lost Friday Retaken by Allies

Communists Make Fifth Attempt Of Week to Take Largest City Held by Allies in Korea  Bombers and ey Beat at oe

Reds’ First Gains Are  Wiped Out   South Koreans Regain Ground; Allied Planes Strafe Whole Front; Masan Front Active

Reds Attempt To Smash Through Kast Of Base   South Korean Allies Smash Back Communists On Central Warfront; Northerners Fail In ‘Bowling Alley’

Tank-Led Red Force Strikes Initial Blows  Communists Make Fifth Attempt To Open Up Gateway

Week’s Fifth Red March Is Repulsed   Enemy Troops And Equipment Massed For. Further Action

Enemy Tries: a New Road   South Koreans Regain “Ground Lost on Friday

Red Fight For Taegu Is Bloody   Early Gain Made by Invaders Wiped Out By South Koreans

BIG BATTLE ON ROAD TO - TAEGU CITY   South Koreans, Reds Fight 12 to 25 Miles North and East of Former Capital.   8 LOST GROUND IS REGAINED TODAY   Communists Making Fifth Try of Week to Open ‘Road Down From the  Mountains.

North Koreans Seek New Path. lo Coveted City   South Koreans Regain Ground Lost In First Attacks

Reds Launch New Try For Vital City  Strike Area Held   Bo util  Strike Area Held By South Koreans; Tanks Back Troops

Communists Hurl Heavier Forces at South Korea Units  Defenders Retake  Same of Ground in

Reds Make New Smash To Gain Entrance To City   Counter-Attacks Regain Lost Ground For South Koreans; Fliers Continue  To Pour On Bombs

KOREAN ALLIES RETAKE LOST TERRITORY   Reds Make Fifth Attempt To Open Route To City   Hammer Enemy Over Entire -  120-Mile Battle Area: War In 62nd Day

South Koreans Push Back Reds after New Taegu Drive   Communists Probe Alone New Road

Commies Launcl FifthAttempt : ToCapture City  : Bay: Over 700,000  bives Lost To Date

Communists In Fifth Attempt To Reach City   Northern Patrols Repulsed In Area Of Naktong River

Reds 5th Try This Week for a Breakthrough   South Koreans Regain Lost Ground; Bombers Beat Up Foe

South Koreans Battle Invaders in Mountains 12 to 25 Miles North and East of Taegu.   ALLIED PLANES STRAFFE, ROCKET ENEMY TROOPS

Invaders Make Fifth Try To Reach City   Other Major Actions Occur Near Pohang In North, Road To Masan In South

Reds Begin Big Drive Toward Taegu   Allies Hold As Airmen Rip Attacking Troops

South Korea Troops Meet Red. Assault  Enemy Makes Fifth Attempt To Smash

Reds Launch Fifth Try For Highway To City  10 COMMUNIST DIVISIONS BATTERED BY ALLIED BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS

Central Warfront Scene of Renewed Communist Drive  South Koreans Take  EE Ee Ca eee   South Koreans Take Back Ground Lost To Tank Thrust

South Koreans Fall Back, Then Counter-Attack   Check Fifth Attempt To Break Through; Other Sectors Quiet

Thwarted Again By South Koreans   Major Battle Over New Road Breaks Out In Central Warfront Mountains; Ground Lost To Enemy Regained

Red Infiltrating Troops Meet Hacking Opposition   First Blow Fell Yesterday As Communists Sought Avenue To Taegu; Allies Regain Land

Native s Oppose Fifth Attempt By Reds To Capture Strategic Point

Major Battle Over New Road To Taegu Breaks Out; U. N. Forces Gain Ground With Counterattack

Red Troops Seek Other Taegu Road   South Koreans Strike Back, Advance on: _ Central Front.

Communists Make Fifth Try In Week to Open Route to Largest City Left to Allies

Communists Make Fifth Attempt Of Week to Take Largest City Held by Allies in Korea  Bombers and Fighters Beat at Enemy  Tuanne an Entire Rattla Parimotor

Invaders Beaten Back After Surging Ahead With Tank-Led Blows; Southern Forces Able To Regain Lost Ground.

Taegu Goal Of Newes! Drive   Fifth Try of Reds to Opan Road From Mounteins To Key City

Big Battle Breaks Out   Counter-Attacking 5S, Koreans Regain Ground They Lost Yesterday; Yanks Ram Back Attack on North of Yumhwa

Another Road To Taegu Scene For Invading Koreans   Allied South Koreans Meet Communist Troops On Front 12 to 25 Miles From Taeaqu

South Koreans Battle Enemy Over New Road To Vital City; Reaain Ground Lost Earlier

Reds Launch Heavy Attack In Mountains   South Koreans Drive Fee Back In Bitter Fighting

So. Koreans. Regain Some Lost Ground   Invaders Make 5th Try In Week to Capture  City; Bombers Attack

\Fifth Assault In a Week Is [Made By Communists To Open Road Leading To Vital City

REDS BLOCKED IN NEW DRIVE   Tank-Led Enemy Force of 6000 Tries New Route to Taegu, Cracks ‘South Korean Lines, But Is Beaten Back

Communist Assault Is 5th of Week      Lost Ground Recaptured By South Korean Force; Infiltrating Foe Driven Into Walled City

NORTH KOREAN DRIVE OPENS ON KEY CITY   Communists Making Fifth Attempt To Crack Defense Lines

Fierce Fighting Around Chongno As Enemy Tries Push From The Northeast

Fight Engages South Koreans, Invading Reds   Forward Force Of 6000 Comoumist Troops And Tanka Deal First Blows

South Korea Forces Gain Lost Ground   Reds Driven Back In Fifth Try To Capture Rante Fram Mountain

Counter-Attacking South Koreans Regain Ground Lost Earlier—6,000 Communist Troops Deal Initial Biows In Front Of Force Of 20,000 Reds In Fifth Attempt This Week To Open Road To Free Korea’s Largest City

Milk Dealer Association Adjour Negotiatins For Weekend, 5 ergency Deliveries To Hospits Worked Out   STRIKE IS NOW IN ITS SECOND Dé

Farmers Feed Tons Of Milk To Hogs As Dairy Strike Ties Delivery   Temporary Arrangements For Serving Emergencies As Farmers Offer Raw Milk At 50c A Gallon.

Strike Takes Milk From Seven Million   Only Emergency Deliveries Made In Seven Pune sylvania Counties —

'C.0.P. Leaders Plan 'Autaann Drives Stress  ddministration Errors

Administration Is Blamed for War by Republicans   Meeting in Des Moines, They Hit at “Mistakes” -in International Affairs

GOP Session Top Billing To ‘Mistakes’  Say Administratior   Say Administration Erred In Policy And Defense Plans

GOP Charts Campaign  To Stress Truman Mistakes i in Fall.  rr? _

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Bovle   A SCENE OF RED MURDER mw A TAT. VARD DITCH

US. Sergeant Survives 51 Hours Of Horror In Ditch Filled With Dead

Yank Soldiers In Death Tableau Found at Taejon   Only One Survives Atrocity, Saved by Playing Dead; Gis Sickened by Sight

Truman Declares Democrat Goal To Advance Freedom   Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Audience Hears President Rap GOP Charge of Socialism,. Warn Against Cuts in Taxes, Spending

 Denies Excess in Expenditure; Jibes At GOP   Socialism Tag Also Denied As Outworn And Inapprooriate

President Declares Democrats Intend to Carry Out Measures to Meet Needs of American People.   SPEAKS BEFORE 5,300 AT PARTY DINNER   Tells Crowd He Will Not Cut Spending at Risk of Endangering Peace or Jeopardizing Security.

Truman Says GOP Blind To U.S.Need  Tells Jackson Diners Tr. wer. +r ia

President Raps Socialist Label Put on Program  Urges Followers Fight Do-Nathing Congress Setup

5,400 Democrats At-$100.a Plate Jefferson Dinner   Cheer Truman’s " Defense of His Policiés at Annual Feed

More of Same   Asserts His Party Aims to Advance Freedom  Warns Against Election of “Another Do-Nothing 80th Congress”; Speaks at  Tatfarcan.lTarbcan Dannar in fanisal

President Hits G. O. P. Campaign Statement   Speaks Before 5,300 Democrats At $100-a-Plate Capital Dinner

President Cites Campaign Plans At Demo Dinner   Declares Republican Cry Insults Intelligence Of All American People

MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Geneseo Farm Woman Dies in Effort to Save Children Asleep When Fire Breaks Out.

Storm Boils Off Coast Of  Puerto Rico   Small Hurricane Is 1.500 Miles From Florida

French Police ‘Drop the Boom’ On Foreign Reds   100 Put In Jail, More On the Way

Arrest Reds In  France   Police Make Dawn Raids To Arrest Suspected Foreign Communists.

‘North Koreans Had Kicked Off At Dawn To Smash US Supply Line To Port Of Pusan

Yanks Open Up Counterattacks on Korean Reds   Smash Head-On Into Tank-Led Commies In Yongdong Sector

Yanks and Reds  Clash Head-on Near Yongdong   Enemy Begins Series Of Thrusts All Along Line: Hongdok Shelled

Americans Counterattack And Smash Head-On Into  Armored Communist Push   Reds Attempting To Slash Main Supply Line Into Big Port Of Pusan; Yanks Drive Ahead Without Artillery Support.

Cominform Journal Charges Admitted By Japanese Reds   Red Leader Nozaka Keeps Party Membership; Leaders In Other Lands Dealt With Harshly

Nozaka Politburo Confesses Error, Promises Reform   Central Committee Issues Statement  After 2-Day Meet

Spokesman Says Even Democrats Differ on Plan   Brannan Bitterly Lashed Bureau in Instituté Speech

Spokesman Of F.B. Replies To  Brannan Blast   Wilson Decries Ag Secretary’s Bitter Attack On Farm Bureau

May Reach Manchuria in A Few Hours   Red Guerrillas Turned Back  From Seoul

Tank Led Americans Make Swift Drive Over Snow-Covered TerYaln — Strongly Organized Red Guerrilla Forees Step Up At. tacks Behind Lines.

List Other Plane, Dirigible Disasters Which Caused Staggering Loss Of Life.

Pro- U.S. Japs Winning Election   Threaten to Outlaw Communist Party

Pro-Americar Group Leads Jap Election   Premier Declares Nips May Outlaw Communist Party

Princess Elizabeth Believed.to be Expecting Second Child in Summer

CONGRESS BACKS TRUMAN REQUESTS   Members Indicate Willing ness To Give Speedy Consent For War Needs

President’s Speech Wins Full Support   Congress Appears Ready To Approve Most Of Requests

Congress Members Generally in Agreement With Speedy Action Proposed by Truman

Reaction Points To Fast Action On War Request   Congress Shows Readiness to Grant President's Requests

Reaction To c Is Good In Congress   Members Are Ready To Put Requests Inte Speedy Action

MacArthur Thumbs Nose At Reds In Amazing Daylight Flight 60 Miles Behind Enemy Lines Along Y alu River

MacArthur's Amazing Flight Behind Enemy’s Lines Is Not “Spur-Of-Moment’ Caprice

Reds Defied By General’ In Bold Hop   MacArthur Flies 60 Miles Behind Foe In Unarmed Plane

MacArthur's Bold Flight to Korean 'War Fronts Siqnals U. N. Offensive

‘Gen. MacArthur's Bold Flight to North Korean War Fronts Was a-Feat He Had Considered for along Time

Commander Calmly Flies Deep Into Red Territory   MacArthur Flight to Warfront Not a Spur-of-Moment Caprice

Describes Flight in Which the ‘Big Boss’ Is Exposed © to Enemy Aircraft Attack

‘Fearless’ Mac Takes Big Tour Above The Reds   Guests On Cruise Are Uncomfortable As General Observes

THUMBS NOSE AT CHINA REDS . MacArthur Flies Over Enemy Lines to Yalu

Excess Profit Tax Opposed in Senate Action  Sales Tax Probe Ordered as Group @._f.. ga... ges 7

Senators Lye Possibility of Tax on Sales  mm tugan Piite SHEL   Committee Puts Off Excess Profits Levy For Present, Plans Action Next Year

Americans Beat Back Guerillas   infantrymen Get Firs' Taste of Battle in Korean Arena.   By Jack James.  WITH AMERICAN FORCES ON KOREAN FRONT (UP)— G. I. Joe has met the enemy

U.S. Troops See First War Action   No Casualties in Exchange of Morta: Fire and Grenades

Yanks Contact  Foe First Time  Red Guerrillas Are Routed in Skirmish

NEGRO KILLED, 4 WOUNDED IN MARION FIGH]   Shooting in Restaurant Follow: Quarrel Over Divorcee’s Affection.

Enemy ‘Troops’ Continae’ Bitter Resistance to U. S. Elghth Cavalry Regiment: Headquar. tors Bulletin Announces: Capture of 1,400" North. -Korean Troops.

Enomy Troops “Continue Bitter Resistance to U.S. Eighth Caya'ry Regiment — Headquarters Bulletin Announces Cap. ture of 1,400 North Korean , Troops. an

LAND TROOPS NOT AFFECTED BY PRES, ORDER   Commits American Military Forces To All Out War

Yankee Fighters Shoot Down Four Commies As ‘Invaders Are Beaten   Defenders Hammer North Koreans Back 13 Miles From Seoul In Counter Offensive.

Naval Planes Blast Bridges Of Yalu River      Strafers Hunting Troop Movements Locate  Few Daylight Targets As Both Sides Await UN Diplomatic Moves

But Patrols Have Still Made No Contact With Enemy; 300,000 Chinese Along Frontier  In Manchuria

CHINESE REDS, IN FORCE, ARE ACROSS BORDER   Estimated 60,000 Communists Have Joined  North Koreans   NAVY PLANES POUND YALU RIVER POINTS

60 000 Across Border But No Contact Made  Navy Planes Pound Yalu River Points

Allied Planes Bomb, Strate Enemy Points   UN Patrols Still Not Able to Make Contact With Big Korean Force

120,000 Reds Believed Jammed In North Kor "5, 300,000 More  Close j in China

Chinese Reds - Over Frontier   U.S: Patrols Fail To Make Contact With Large Enemy Force... °°:

Navy Planes in One of Their Biggest Strikes   Strategic Points Along Yalu River Pounded; Chinese Travel at Night and Keep Hidden During the Dav.

Carrier Planes Return to Sky Over Korea   Troops Probing Cautiously Forward; Little Opposition

Navy Planes Pound Yalu. River Points   Allied Air Might Strikes At Supply Lines Of Enemy

' Legislators Propose Child Care Aid, Auto Inspection, More Public Parking

Attlee Warns More War In Korea Will Lead to World War  Churchill Says Policy Leading to War Bette Than Dishonor to U. S.

Korean Armor Drives Nearer To Kum River   Red Advance Slows Before Blows O£ Warplanes. Tanks, Artillery

U.S. TANKS SEE INITIAL ACTION IN SOUTH KOREA   Terse Dispatch Declares They Performed Very Well   ADVANCE OF ENEMY BELIEVED SLOWED

Communists Avoid Major Bigpgemenis Along Most of Front   Red Regime Recognizes -. Retary Clob in Chim

iV AEN 4 A. YU,  C. C. Crawford. History Professor, Will Spend Time on Varied Hobbies

TO RETIRE AT K. U   C. C. Crawford, History Professor, Will Spend Time on Varied Hobbies

Young Slayer Of Church Worker Dies in Chair  Harry Z. Dodds, 21,   Harry Z. Dodds, 21, Accepts Baptist Faith Before Execution

Coal Gains Seen As Wage Lever  Lewis Offers Loan To Auto Workers

Lewis First To Override Government  Wage Check  . Auto Workers Figh   Auto Workers Fight For New Contracts  Offered Huge Loan

Miner Wage Boost Lever for Others:   Unions Generally May Get Their Incentive From John L. Lewis

Labor May Ask More Pay Hikes In Industry   Miners’ Victory To Open Up Attacks On Other Fronts

Other [Industries Likely To Push For Wage Hikes Following Lewis Victory

Gains Won By Lewis For Coal Miners To Be Used   CIO-UAW Offered Loan Of A Million Dole lars To Help Win New Concessions From Chrysler Corp. And Genera] Motors.

Other Wage Hikes May be Demanded   Lewis Victory May Be Used As Lever To Oper Way For Other Boosts

LEWIS VICTORY TO AID OTHERS   May Be Used As Lever To Gain Wage Boosts Elsewhere   OKAY BY MINE CHIEF

UMW Gains May Be Used as Lever  Coal Contract Offers Other Unions Arguing Point for Wage Hikes

Miner's Wage  Boost May Pave Way for Others   Lewis Offers Auto Workers $1 Million To Win New Gains

More Wage Hikes May Be Prompted By Lewis Victery   Increased Wages  Likely To React Ry Raising Prisca.

Unions May Take Cue From Miners  Way May Be Opened For Other Increases

Gains of Miners May Benefit Other Unions   Likely to be Used as Lever to Obtain Wage Boosts in More Industries— Move Would Please John L. Lewis Who Offers Big Loan to UAW.      “OAL PRODUCTION RESUMED

Other Industries May Follow Lead Of Miners In Seeking Wage Boost

Auto Union — Seeks New Agreement _ Mine Union Offers  _ Million Dollar )  Loan For Fight

MINERS GAINS TO BRING NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Increase Granted May Be Arguing Point For Others

Miners Break Through Dike      Circle of Rising Wages, Prices Looms Ahead

Lewis’ Victory In Wage Argument. May Speed Action By Other Unions

UMW. Offers Loan To Auto Workers  Mine Gains May Force New Wace Hike Cyele

More Industries Are Expected To Seek Wace Hike:   Lewis’ Gains For Miners May ‘Be Used In Drives: Huge Loan Is Offered Auto Workers Bv UMW

Gains by Lewis May be Lever for Wage Demands  First to Break —   First to Break Through Dike to Hold Wage Line

MINERS PIERCED WAGE BULWARK   Pay Increases in Other Industries Seen in Wake of UMW Victory

Lewis Offers Million-Dollar Loan to Auto Workers  Gains Won By UMW May be ~ Wage Lever for Other Unions

May Use Its Gains For Other Boosts   UMW Offers Loan To Auto Workers For Wage Increase Fight

Other Unions To Take Cue From Miners   ‘Upward Spiral Of Wages Sure To Hike Prices

Lewis’ Gains May. Hit Other Industry On Wave Boosts   UMW. President -Upset: Government. Dike to’ Stop Pay Spiral tn Nathon

OTHER UNIONS MAY TAKE UP UMW TACTICS   Wage Increases  Could Follow In Other Industries

600,000 TO 750.000 MEN A YEAR  President Said Ready To Ask Congress For UMT

Lark ii   ’ eS ee  BIL, Reportedly Drafted by Amer ican Legion, Calis for One-Year  ‘Training Program for Youth 17  Through 19.

TRUMAN SAID FAVORING WMT   Bi, Reportedly Drafted by American Legion, Calls for One-Year Training Program for Youth 17 Through 19,

UMT Plan Would Take Youths 17-19   American Legion Measure Circulated To Senators

‘Hot Potato’ Gas Bill Goes lo President  Douglas Predicts Veto of Price   Douglas Predicts Veto of Price Control Measure

Say Truman To Veto Gas Bill   Measure Expected To Be Political Issue

ys Progress   Ps ychologist Says He Can Tell Tha Stave Play Will bea Wit

TO ASK COAL INJUNCTION   NLRB Prepared To Move  Against John L. Lewis And Mine Union

TO SEND MEN INTO MINES   Denham of N. L. R. B. Applies for Injuction Ordering 5-Day Week; Ration Coal in Pittsburgh.

NLRB Counsel Wants Miners on 5-Day Weel   Charges Lewis and His Union With Unfair Labor Practices

Cc harge Lewis With Unfair  ‘Practices   But Hearing Will Take Time Before Any Order ls Made

East Starts to Ration Its Coal   Industry to Curtail Due to Shortages

NLRB Acts. To Return 5-Day Week   Move Announced In Capital By ‘Board Counsel

Den ham Says UMW Tactics Are Unfair   To Ask Union Be Restrained From Work Stoppacqes

Wants Full Work Week  For Mines   Lewis-Union Unfairnes: Charged; Action May Not Come Soon.

DENHAM TO SEEK JRDER RESTORING FIVE DAY WEEK  MAY TAKE WEEKS FOR COURT TO ACT ON NLRB REQUEST

Injunction Is Sought By Denham   NRLB Counsel Asks For A Court Order To Put Miners Back On 5-Day Week

NLRB Counsel Charges Unfair Labor Practices   May Be Weeks Before Ruling on Appeal for Temporary Injunction

Applies for Order to Put Diggers Back On a Five-Day Week   Does Not Seek  Immediate Action   Coal Rationing and In. dustrial Cutbacks Hit QOhio-Pittsburgh Ares

Denham Files for Injunction Against Unior   Complaint Charges Lewis, U. M. W. With  Unfair Practices

Robert N. Denham Says He Is Applying For Court Directive To Put Coal Miners Back On Normal Work Schedule—Complaint Charging John L. Lewis And His Miners’ Union With Unfair Labor  Practices Provides Basis For Action

\J- Day Week Restoration Is His Goal   Aides Will Apply Today For Tempor. ary Injunction

Robert N: Denham, General Counsel for “Labor Board, Announces He is Acting Today, Presenting Complaint “Which Charges: John: L. Lewis and Union With: Unfair: Labor: Practices  as Basis of Move.   “RULING: MAY: BE: DELAYED

Unfair Labor : Practices Is Basis of Suit  Lewis Not in Good Faith, Denham Says

Charge Against UMW Basis of U.S. Action  Tempora ry Injunction Requested  As NLRB Counsel Stens Into Case

Coal Rationing and Industrial Curtailments Are Latest Results of Soft Coal Strikes

ASK COURT TO SEND MEN INTO MINES   Denham of N.L.R. B. Applies for Injuction Ordering 5-Day Week; Ration Coal in Pittsburgh.

Attorney Says Action Being Supported by Unfair Labor Tactics Charge Against Lewis

Violence Flares In Ohio--Coal Shortage Acute   Weeks May Elapse Before Decision Is Given in Case

Court Action Planned to Put Miners Back On 5-Day Week   Denham Says Unfair Labor Complaint to Be Basis Of Application

9-day Week for Miners s Denham Goal   NLR8S Counsel to Ask Court Order, Temperary Injunction

NLRB Counsel Remains Silent About His Plans   Official To Make Move To Halt Three-Day Work Week Of Miners Or Explgin Why He  Didn't. Te Indinatian

To Ask For Court Order  Vs. Lewis   Return to Normal Five-Day Week Is Sought by NLRB

Labor Relations Head Charges Unfair Practice  Rit Caiuet Artian   But Court Action May Take Weeks; Pittsburgh Hit

Will Ask Court to Order Miners Back On a 5-Day Week   May Be Weeks Before Court Takes Action

NLRB Will Ask For Five-Day Miners Week.   Temporary Injunction To Be Applied For Against UMW Union

DENHAM SEEKS THREE-DAY BAN   NLRB Counsel To Ask Temporary Court Action Against Miners.

TOTAL OF IDLE NOW EXCEEDS 90,000   Report From N.L.R.B. Head Expected Today   INJUNCTION   May Be Issued To Compel Lewis To End ThreeDay Work Program

Would Force Miners Back fo Full Work Week   Unfair Labor Practices Basis for Court Action Savs NLRB Counsel.

Accuses Him 6f Unfair Labor Practices   ‘Denham Asks Court Order To Force Miners To Work  Normal 5-Day Week

Coal Rationing, Curtailed Work Hit U.S. Economy   Hospitals to Get . First Coll on Fuel

Unfair Practice Charges Filed Against Lewis   Denham. NLRE Counsel seeks Order to Get Miners at Work

Denham Applies For Court Order For Normal Week   Complaint Charges Lewis, UMW With  Unfair Practices

ASKS COURT ORDER   NLRB Official Wants Miner: Back on Normal 5-Dav  Week

Major Industry Shutting Down In Coal Lack —  NLRB Counsel Asks Court Order to Put — Miners Back to Work

Coal Rationing In Pittsburgh, Industry is Hit  Akron’s Goodrich   Akron’s Goodrich Co. Fires Telegram To Harry Truman

39 INJURED IN DAYTON BLAZE   Fire, In Downtowa Dayton, Kages Out of Control for Soven Hours — Damage Extimated a Holt ‘wv Mullion Dollurn,, ” :

35 Firemen Hurt 'n Dayton Blaze  $500,000 Damage Tx  Downtown Building

35 Are Hurt: In Dayton Fire   Half-Million Blaze Hits Business Block

Dayton Subdues Downtown Fire   Five-Story Building Totally Destroyed

Accountant for Million-Dollar Bookie Is Called   Attorney Will Produce Pellino in Federal Gombling Survav._

Carroll Mans Brother Killed at Rail Crossing   Carl Swanson of Altoona Injured Fatally, Father Critically

Former Ringgold Youth Dies in Truck-Train Crash   Father Critically Hurt When Engine Smashes Pickup

‘American Industry Is Geared for Fast Snapback to All-Out War Production

Mystery of Gypsy Boy Deepening   Believed To Be Suffering Polio Or Meninpitis

Gypsy Mystery Plagues Police   Mitchell Family Is Released: Now Sought

NEBRASKA PSYCHOLOGIS®CILLS PRESIDENT AND ENIICATION CMIEE M5 COPECE ANIM LIAACEIC

WITH FINGERS CROSSED Valley Newsmen Report ‘Crash of Saucer Pilot

JURY PONDERS BRIDGES FATE IN U.S. COURT   Longshoreman Chief, Two Aides Await Verdict

UE WILL AIR STRIKE ISSUES   Plan Public Meeting Or Rand Dispute Here Wednesday

Old Age Ald Rolls In Oklahoma Drop  Fourth Consecutive Reduction Shows in List

U S. Position In Cold War Weakened Officials Believe  Policy of Keeping Russia Surrounded Dangerously Weak

U.S. Leaders Admit Failure To Hem Reds   Kremlin Expected To Launch Brazen New Cold War Step

Fireworks Punctuate Hearing With More Expected If Advocates Renew Fight On Different Proposals Today

Committee Kalls Bill for General Aid To Edueation   Religious Issue One of Largest Stumbling Blocks  In Procram

Education Aid Bill Spiked In House Group   Parochial School Issue Real Cause Of Fuss Over Proposal

GENERAL GOVT. EDUCATION AID 1S DEFEATED      House Committee Kills Measure To Give Funds to’ States

IS DEFEATED      House Committee Kill: re To Give  Funds to’ States

Education Aid Bill Is Shelved  Federal Control Over Schools Is Cause Of Failure

Education Aid Dies fi Committee   Religious issue fs Back Of Most Of Rea! Infichting

Federal Education Aid Dead    Can’t Avoid Federal Control Over Local Svstems.

Federal Support For Schools Dies In House Flareup   Religious Question Meets Stubborn Foes With Little Hope Seen For Future

AID-T0-EDUCATION BILL 1S KILLED   HOUSE. GROUP VOTES 13 10 1? AGAINST $09,000,000 MEASURE,

Education Aid Measure Dies In Committee   Religious Issue Believec Reason For Failure To Agree

FBI Red Chart  Is Disclosed  McCarthy Says Three Hold Hich Pacitian<

Senate Hears Another Blast By McCarthy   Senator Tells Colleagues An FBI Chart Lists The Trio

MW’Carthy Cites FBI Evidence   Chart Calls 3 High-Ups  Reds, Senator Charges

SENATE PROBE ATTACKED BY IVES   Senator Sees: Attempt To Whitewash State ‘Department On Red Charges

“Sen. McCarthy Levels New Red Charges   Says FBI Files Show 3 High State Department Workers Were Listed as Commies

3 REDS HIGH IN STATE DEPT. SAYS ~ SEN. McCARTHY   Tells Senate FBI Has Chart of Agents, Reds, Sympathizers,

McCARTHY SAYS THREE ‘AGENTS’ HOLDING JOBS   Senator Unleashes Another Attack On  State Department

"Three Reds Still  In State Dept.’  Sen. McCarthy Quotes FBI - Secret Report to Senate

PHOTO OF PAGE \ GIVEN SENATE ; IN NEWBLASI   FBI-Prepared Chart Alleged to List Russ Agents

Still Three Red Agents Holding High Position?  McCarthy Charge Is Made to Senate

It's Evidence for McCarthy   3 Still Hold Top Post in State Dept.. Claim

3 Reds Still In State Dept. McCarthy Says   Shows Senate Copy of FBI Chart He Says Was Made in May, °47

Fifty-Two Win Shields Honor Roll Places   Only Eight Make High Honor Roll for Six Weeks Period— Classes Nearly Even

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN AIDED RUSSIAN GOVT.   Attack Made on ‘Stupid’ Harriman Speech   USING RED TACTICS

Sergeant Pays His Own Way To Fly, Hitchhike To Battle With Buddies

Missed Buddies; Soldier In Germany Buys His Own Ticket to The War In Korea

Police Purge Looms in N.Y Payoff Probe   Gaming Syndicate _ Suspect. Reveals Names of Grafters

He Gets From Germany to the Fighting  ‘Soldier Buys HisOwn Ticket to ‘Korean War—Now He's Happy

Pays Own Fare fo Reach Korea and Gel Info Battle   California Sergeant Maneuvers Way from Germany to Fight.

lito Prepared lo Dety Russia   Hungry Nation Holds Bia Celebration

Polish-Church Truce Reported   Catholics Recognize Authority of State

Poland and Church Sign  Major Pact   Authority of State in All But Raragenee

C-47 Transnort Diane Crashes Ag Decatur UL   Four Men Pulled Onto: Wreckage and Taken te Hospital: Plane Burns

Gold Trial Slated In Brooklyn Court   Doubtful How He'll Plead to 11-Count Conspiracy Indictment

Harry Gold Is Indicted by Brooklyn Court   Admits Hnnding Atomic Information to Rv's But Denies U.S. Harm

Athco Workers fet Pay Raise  Given Five Per Cent Increase By Company

Propose Law fo Allow Cities to Guard Own Water   Committee Also Proposes to Cut State Strings

78 DONORS ON “R” DAY   Volunteers Responded to Cail by Community Blood Service

A SCHOOL AUCTION   Four Buildings in Baldwir District Sold for $2,709 Yesterday

Small Daughters Burned To Death While Sleeping  Brief Visit; Cause. Of Fire Undetermined

Has Family After All, Man Discovers   Homer Earp. Carroliton, Thought for 30 Years He Had No Relatives.

IRED-STYLE VOTE   Maybe It’s Free but lt Certainly lent Free-for-al!

Prosecutor Asks Jail for Bridges  Longshore Leader Termed ‘Threat’

EDEN URGES SPEED IN REARMING BRITAIN   Former Foreign Secretary Says Labor Regime Has Been Slow in Building Up Defenses.

Admits Theft Of Payroll Checks  Olmstead To Hear Sentence Monday

AND WALK BACK TO SEOQUL'  Six Yank Divisions Could Whip Reds, Says U.S. General

6 AMERICAN DIVISIONS COULD BEAT KOREANS   Gen. Gay Says U. S. Forces Are Now In Better Defensive Daeitiane Ta Znntih

"Six Divisions Could Do The Job  Gen. Gay Says Reds Takina Punishment

GEN. GAY SAYS SIX DIVISIONS COULD WIN   U. S. Force of That Size Could “Walk to Seoul as Fast as We Could Repair Bridges.”

SENATE CONTROL COULD DISSOLVE   Death Of Democrat Might Give Chance For Republican Appointee

Attrition May Cut Thin Demo Senate Edge   Death, Resignations Could Reshuffle  49-47 Margin Demos Have After Tuesday

Senate Control Shift Possible  Deaths, Governors Hold Turnover Key

DEMOS COULD LOSE SENATE BY ATTRITION   Possibility Deaths Might Give GOP Control Through Appointments.

Death Can Change Control of Senate .   Could Wipe Out Thin Democratic Margin or, Along With Resignations, Could Widen Demos’ Advantage

Death or Resignation Would Change Control of Senate   Reorganization At Anytime Might Give GOP Lead

President Calls Congress Heads To Review Crisis   A-Bomb Use, Permissior To Bomb in Manchuria May Be Discussed

GOP Pledges Ful Support To War In North Korea   Lawmakers Called To Planning Session At White House

GOP Support Is Promised For Defense In Congress  President Summons   President Summons Nation’s Military Chiefs To Session *

Full-Scale GOP Support of War Effort Promised   Military, Diplomatic, Congressional Leaders Meet Today for Review of War Crisis

Taft Promises GOP Support Of The War Effort   Leaders Summoned Today For Review Of Situation.

Taft Pledges Support of Republicans  Truman Calls Congress Heads To Grim Parley

Taft Pledges Full Support Of War Effort   Military, Diplomatic Leaders Confer With President

Taft Pledges G.O.P. Aid As Leaders Meet  President, Congress Chiefs Get Together  fe BE*3 emer (etcta

GOP To Give Full Backing ToKoreaWar   Taft Says His Party Will Go All-Out For Any Measure To Aid American Forces

All-Out GOP Support for War Efforts   Taft Pledges Party's  Backing to All Steps  To Safeguard Nation In Present Crisis

Full-Scale G. O. P. Support Of Korean War Effort Is Promised By Sen. Taft

YUGOSLAVIA READY TO FIGHT: ‘TO LAST MAN IN EVENT OF “ATTACK, TRAVELER CONTENDS

Soviet Mission Leaves Japan: No Explanation   Chief and 48 Other Key Members Sail; Diplomats Surprised

Soviet Mission Leaves Tokyo in  Mysterious Exif  _ 35 Members Depa: : On Russian Vessel. Juniors Take Over

DEWEY ELECTED GOVERNOR AGAIN   Wins Smashing Victory: Ir New York — Lehman  - Democrat, Elected To Sen aio

DEWEY ELECTED ~ 70 THIRD TERM   Smashing Victory Re-es tablishes Him As Rewoublican Power   HANLEY IS TRAILING

Dewey Captures Governor's Seat  Lehman Defeats Lynch Amidst GOP Rout

Dewey Wins Third Term  As Governor   New Yorker Back in Presidential Picture after Easy Victory; Vito Marcantonio Beaten.

Dewey Sweeps New York Vote For Governor; Tammany Hall  Beaten By Impelliteri’s Win

Mr. Dewey Wins Again As Governor Of New York With Smashing Victory

(Turn to AID, Page 2)   Inside The Times   For Nationalists U.S. Aid Termed Near If  Chinese Hold Formosa

Formosa May Get Aid from America   Report Has It That Arms, Money Due if Island Holds Reds

Military Aid For Formosa Is Hinted   Spokesman Says U. S. Also Plans to Send Economic Help

Report U. §. Military Aid To Be Sent to Formosa   Ry STANWAY CHENG

Predict Formosa Will Get US Aid   Sources Say Help Ta Come If Nationalists  Hold 6 More Weeks

Economic Aid OfU.S. Going  To Formosa      Financial Help Is Expected To Precede Militaty Assistance, Taineh Hears

Floods in Oregon Take Heavy Toll Of Life, Property   Scores of Towns -lsolated and Roads Blocked; Railroad Traffic Delayed

ge ee  Floods. Ravage Oregon   Aftermath. of Pacific Storms Send Rivers Out in Wide Area; Two Dead. One Missing

Heavy Toll Due Floods   Rivers Exact it During Five Days Of Pacifie Storms

Steady Rain Causes Floods In Northwest   Many Forced to Flee Homes in Oregon as Scores of Towns Are Isolated by Raging Rivers.

Raging Oregon Rivers Kill Two   Leave Destruction in Wake As Towns Are Isolated;  Highways Blocked

Swollee Streams Caun Two Lives. Another Missing; All bat Que Hichway to California Severed

Oregon Floods Claim 2 Lives; Damage Heavy  Add to Destruction Of Northwest Storm

Towns Isolated On California, Oregon Border  — Two Drown ed, One Miss ing As rll Flee Roe a Rev

Oregon Rivers Go on Rampage: Towns Isolated   Highways Under Water Travel Halted From Coast to Cascades

Rivers Out of Banks  in Oregon  2 Dead, Damage    2 Dead, Damage . to Property Mounts Steadily

Floods in Oregor Add to Toll from Pacific Storms   Two Lose Lives, Another Missing In Swollen Rivers

Towns Isolated On California, Oregon Border  Two Drowned, One Missing As 2,000 Flee Raaing Rivers

Flooding Oregon Rivers Take Toll Over Wide Area   Five-Day Storm Claims Two Lives, _ Thousands Homeless

FLOODS TAKE HEAVY TOLL IN STORM WAKE   Oregon Rivers. Out of Bank From Coast to Cascades:.

Floods Sweep OregonRivers   Drive 2,000 From Homes And Threaten New Flood: ing of Lowlands

Inundation Covers Much (f Northwest   Two Persons Dead anc One Missing; Scores Of Towns Isolated

Two Dead, One Missing as Floods Roll Through the Pacific Northwest

Oregon Rivers Add to Storm Dead, Damage   Scotes of Towns Isolated: Roads, Trains Blocked; Schools, Mills, Closed

Oregon Floods Inflict Toll   Downstream Towns Gird For Blow; Many Are Isolated

Flooded Oregon Rivers Add Deatt And Destruction to Heavy — Toll Inflicted on Pacific Coast  Scores of Towns Are Isolated As Transportation Is Halted

Raging Oregon ‘Rivers Kill Two   INEW AREA EVACUATED   Red Cross Rushes Aid to Roseburg Where Refugees Are Cared For

Oregon Rivers On Rampage Over a Large Territory   Two Are Dead, One Missing As Rivers Go Out From Coast to Cascade Range.

Rivers Flood In Oregon; 2 Lives Lost  Many Towns Isolated; Schools Close

Floods Add To Woes in Northwest   Oregon Rivers Staging Rampage; Scores of Towns Isolated.

Wabash Claims Heavy Loss on Columbia Line   Cut in Service Will Only Reduce Deficit, L.A. High Tells PSC

Railroad Tells of Loss on Columbia  To Centralia Run  PSC Hears Patrons’ Obiections ta Recer

Report of Peace  Talk With Soviet  Denied by Tito Claims Papers >  Misinterpreted Demande an Wact

No Peace Bid To Russ Bloc, Tito Asserts   Declares His Recent SpeechMisunderstood, Says Slanderers Must Make First Overture

U. S. Racing Against Time In Korea   Poor Showing Could Easily Bring On War With Russia

When Will Reds Strike?— U. S. Races Against Time To Win in Korea, Prepare  For War With Russians

A Race Against Time in Korea  Poor U. S. Showing Can Encourage USSR

Government Is Racing Against Time in Korea   Knowledge that Poor Showing May Bring On War with Russia

U.S. Is Racing  Against Time  In Korea War  BPailuws (18 Onc,   Failure Could Spur Russians Into Early Assault to Beat West

Korea Fighting Is Race Against ~ Time By U.S. To Head-Off Russia

U. S.’ Poor Showing In Korea Could Be Incentive For Russia To Spring Attack

Korean War Is Race Against Time — Against What Russia May Do If We're Kicked Out

Russia May Act Soon if U.S.IsLoser   Officials Say Kremlin Is Watching Struggle as Indication of When to Take Action   Must Show Well

 —RACING AGAINST TIME— Poor U.S. Showing In Korea May Hasten War

Expect Reds To Take Off Mask Soon   America Is Racing Against Time To Meet Future Threats

Race Against Time In Korea Started With Full Knowledge That Final Poor Showing May Bring War With Russia

Officials Race Against Time For War Turn   Action By Russia Declared Depending On Showing By U.S.

 Bad Showing!n Korea Could Bring ‘War With Russia, Officials Think

U. S. Racing Time To Win In Korea, Arm For Passihle War With Russia

Poor Showing In Race Against Time Can Easily Bring On War With Russia

America Racing Against Time fo Win Korean Wai  To Arm for Possible Wor With Russians

Cold Weather Aid In Curbing Rivers   Indiana Streams Not To Reach Earlier Peaks

Y. GAMBLER ADMITS GUILT ON 60 COUNT!   Judge Sets June 26 For Sentencing OF Erickson

Unified Labor Proposal Gets "Yes-No Answer   Green Soys Yes" If CIO Setup Permanent;

Unification Plan Gets ‘Yes-No Reply from AFL   Wants Merger with CIO On a Permanent and Organic Basis

Campaigner Tito Shrugs af U. S.   Won't Bow Down, Even for Loans

Senate Bars Oleo Tax Repeal Riders  Democratic Caucus Reaches Aareement

Acheson Urges Big Sum Today For Arms Help   Congress Is Asked to Authorize Billion and Quarter for Second Year.

Paints Grim Picture Of Red Menace In Far East; Byrd Asks Home Defense   Communist Success In China Is Menace To Entire Far East, Virginia Senator Fights Aid.

Red Troops Surrender In Droves   Korean Troops Plunge Onward Toward Manchu-~ rian Border...

ROK FORCES BORDER DRIVE   Korean Republican Troops Within 50 Miles Of Manchurian Line as U.S. Army Spokesman Predicts End of Organized Red Resistance

Organized Resistance  Near an End  ALD. ....   — SMSC R GHAR BARE  Allies Capture Huge Masses OL Emiuinmenr

Expect No More Fighting to Mark Korean Enisode   Reds Surrendering By the  Thousands, Even Cheer Sa. Koreans

No More Fighting Against Organized Red Resistance Expected In horean War

RED RESISTANCE HAS VANISHED IN NORTH KOREA   ROK Troops Drive Toward Manchurian Border, 50 Miles Away   120,000 COMMUNIST ‘PRISONERS CAPTURED

Thousands  Surrender. T UN  Army  cing Red Un its    ae Red Units f Wead For Retreat  Near Yalu River

Reds Pour Out of Hills and Lay Down Arms—Organized Enemy Resistance Believed at End.   SOUTH KOREASS 50 MILES FROM 1.ANCHURIA   New Massacres Come ti  Light—68 Yanks MachineGunned, 500 Republicans   Burned and Bayonetted.

COMMUNISTS POUR OUT OF KOREAN HILLS TO LAY DOWN ARMS-120,000 PLUS 

120,000 Enemy Troops Held By UN Forces   No More Fighting Against Organized Resistance Forecast

26,000 Surrender in 24 Hours; South Korean Troops Rush to Plug Final Escape Route

Reds Pour Out of Hills To Surrender   Total Bag of Korean Prisoners Passes 120,000 Mark.

Bag of Knemy Prisoners Now  Over 120.000   U.S. Spokesman Sees No More Organized Resistance by Reds

5. Koreans Near Manchuria Line; Bombers Attack  Equivalent Of 12   Equivalent Of 12 Red Divisions Have Laid Dewn Arms

Communist Control  Bill Said Blocked Ferguson Declares — Charae Is “Polities”’

Ferguson Claims Big Support for Red Control Bill   Michigan Senator Is Skeptical of Any Administration Aid

BILL TO CHECK COMMUNISTS IS UNDER ATTACK   Sen. Ferguson Claims Ad ministration To Prevent A Vote

Clayton Believes Arms Agreemen With Russia Would Lull U. S. Into Sense of False Security

Strikers Hurl Grenades In Belgium Riot   Premier Appeals In Kine’s Behalf

SABER-SWINGERS -—_— - Belgium. Strikers Attack. Police With Grenades

Strikers Hurl Grenades in Belgian Riot   Liege Police Quell Trouble And It Flares Aacain in Brussells

Revolt Threatens Leopold's Regime  Strikers and Police In Pitched Battle

Bid Made To Truman  Rejected   St. Louis Paper Reports Compromise Sought . By Slain Bess.

Slain K. C. Boss Said to Have Tried to Make Deal to Force Allison Out of Senate Race

Says Binageio Sought Peace With Truman   St. Louis Paper Reports Political Deal Was Under Wa

KNOWILAND SAYS S KOREA ASKED FOR US ARM‘   CANI DIECQO RARBERS OPPHCE HAIPCLIT BROMCTC   MICKEY COHEN EATS HIS RREAKEFAST IN JAIL   ERROLL FLYNN: JILTS PRINCESS FOR KANSAS PENHEAND IEADING 1TACC IND LIC LACT MOVIE

RUSSIA DEMANDS. TRIAL OF HIROHITO   Keds Would Accusc Former Jap Emperor of Waxing Bacteriological Warfare.

Reds Blame Him and Four Others for Alleged Bacteriological Warfare; Acheson Delays Making Reply.

REDS DEMAND CRIMES TRIAL FOR HIROHTTO   Note Sent-U. S. Asks Emperor Face Trial As War Criminal

U.S. Consul Is Suicide in Frankfurt   C. H. Henderson Fires Bullet Into Brain

U. S. Consulor In Germany Suicides   Henderson Fired Shot Into Head

Clay Henderson Takes Own Life In Frankfurt   Pocahontas Native Shot To Death; Was Vice Consul

U.S. Consul Ends Own Life  Suicide Reported At Frankfurt, Germany

U.S. DIPLOMAT IS A SUICIDE   Vice, Consul At Frankfurt Takes Own Life; Aide Finds Body

U.S, OFFICIAL ~ ENDS HIS LIFE   Vice-Consul Henderson, 33 § «Found Deod at Apartment In Germany

Truman Drafts Note on Taxes   White House Source Hints Reduction To Be Asked in Special Message

Truman Seen Set fo Change Tax Structure   Reported Seeking Shift of Burden to Top Brackets

Truman to Seek Big Business Tax Increase   Will Ask Reduction In Levies for Low And Middle Incomes

Moscow Sees Military Show   Air Force Overhead as Million Paraders ‘Watch, Cheer Marshal Stalin

STALIN REVIEWS GIANT PARADE IK MOSCOW SQUARI   General Warns “Warmon gers” Red Army Ready To Resist Aagression

15 Killed In Blast Of Old Bombs   Salvage Worker Touches Off Big Explosion

coli Hint For Missing Navy Airplane   Air Force Officers Cling te Hope 10 Crewmen Are  Still Alive

Talks Now On In Washington U.S. Considers Speeding More Troops For Germany

United States To Strengthen Units In Reich   West German Chief Demands Force Hike To Meet Red Threat

Consider Sending Troops to Germany   Also Discuss German Demand for Well-Armed Defensive Police Army

U.S. May Send More Troops To Germany   Bigger Police Army Also Likely To Bolster Defenses

Say U.S. Considers Increasing Forces In West Germany   Officials Also Discuss Creating Police Army In Western Zone

U. §. fo Build Up Forces in West Germany   Plans Are Now Being Discussed In Washington

U. S. Studying Buildup of Its Forces in Reich   Adenauer’s Demand For Police Army Also Considered

Build-Up Of U.S. German  Force Seen   Troop Discussions Reported Underway; West German Police Army Also Possible

Attack Insurance?  U.S. Studies Buildup O1 Armed Forces In Reich

More Troops For Germany.   Adenauer Also Asks Allies for Police to Counter Russians

Record Budget Is Anticipated   Some Observers Expect Unprecedented Total Of $140 Milion.

Signing Expected By This Afternoor to End Worst Strike in History

FOOD MEN ASKED TO HOLD PRICE LINE   DiSalle Says Fair Standards Apply to Everyone

Food Handlers Asked To Hold Line on Prices  Processors, Dealers Requested To Follow a CaS s a. Tt 

Hold Line on Food Prices, Govt. Asks   DiSalle Issues Statement Emphasizing Standards Set.

U.S Warns Processors and Dealers in Foods To Hold Present Prices

ASKED TO HOLD FOOD PRICE LIN]   GOVERNMENT AGENCY MAKES APPEAL TO PROCESSORS AND DISTRIBUTORS.

Food Firms Are Asked To Hold Line   Price Stabilizer Explains Formula

Government Asks US Food Distributors And Processors To Hold Line On Prices

Food Distributors Asked To Hold Line   Government So-Called -Fair Price’ Standards Emphasized.

DISTRIBUTORS OF FOOD ASKED TO HOLD PRICE   Government Account Says Food Products Come Under Order

U.N. Sources Indicate China To Be Dropped   Agreement Hinted For Vote in July On Delegate Tingfu

Kean, Talle Unopposed In Primary    Secretary of State Voids Petitions Of Mullaney, Case

Synhorst Removes Seven from List For Primary Ballo’  392 Qualify for Places on Ballot

File Closes on Political Race in lowa   W. H. Nicholas Opposed by 2 for Lieutenant Governo:

[Red Hot Battles Loom In Iowa Primary   Entry Lists Closed, 392 Political Hopefuls Lined Up At Starting Gate

FCC Moves To Establish Disaster Net  Radio Operators’ Bm «4%: ,. wf

State Draft Unit Awaiting Decision  Local’ Boards Now On Standby Basis

Egypt Demands That Britain Take Troops From Suez Canal Zone   41 Persons Injured In Riots Supporting Government’s Action

Student Mobs Wreck Op position Newspaper, Battle Staff, After Address By King.

Truman Lays Cold War To UMT Bar   Asks Training Plan To Equip Nation For Rights Defense

SCIENTISTS SEE H-BOMB HORROF   Ask U.S. Not to Use I Unless Attacked

Betrayal of Morality  U:S. Is Warned Not to Use the H-Bomb...First

Scientists Beseech United States ‘To Use H-Bomb Only If Attacked

Top Physicists Warn Of Danger From. H.- Bombs   Ask U. S. Assurance Not To Use Weapon First: Moralitv Seen Betraved

Physicists Join In Solemn Call For H-Bomb Curt   Atomic Experts Say Bomb Use Betrays Morality

H-Bomb Curbs Are Asked By Savants   Would Make Weapon Only to Prevent Its Use by Enemy

O USE ~ HYDROGEN BOM   Physicists Worn One Such lethal Weapon Could Diecteny Blew Yeol

Scientists Beg: Don't Use Bomb   Developers Warn Of Consequences

SCIENTISTS ASK PROMISE NOT TO EMPLOY H-BOMB   12 TOP PHYSICISTS ISSUE STATEMENT AS ‘WORRIED CITIZENS’

One H- Bomb Able To Raze N. Y., Is Claim   12 Scientists Join In Statement Protesting  First Use Of Weapon

Physicists Warn Hydrogen Bomb Can Wreck City   Ask U.S. Promise Not To Use It Unless Attacked

Top Scientists Warn Against Using H-Bomb   Twelve Leaders Declare It Could Destroy Any Large City; Say Its Use Would Betray Morality And Ask Pledge Against U.S. Dropping !t Firs:

Warn H-Bomb Could Destroy Biggest Cities   12 -Top U. S. Physicists Claim One Bomb Could Destroy New York Or Any Large City

Physicists Tell of H-Bomb's Power   One Can Destroy New York, Word

H-Bomb Could Raze (New York   Scientists Assert New Weapon Should Be Held For Defense

One H-Bomb Can Wipe Out New York City   American Scientists Warn of Danger, As "Worried Citizens’

STORM MOST VIOLENT EVER SEEN IN EAST   More Than 100 Dead, Property Damage 1s In Millions

Robert E. Lee Didw't Come Round The Bena  ‘Riot Breaks Out In Baltimore  When Excursion Is Cancelled

‘Immediate’ War Not Considered By 12 Ministers   Peace and Progress-or War?  Science Seen for Rise<and Ruin

MIT Chief Sees Scientific Progress, Harvard Man Expects Black Future

INFESTATION OF TEXAS GROVES FEARED  Embargo On Mexican Citrus ‘Slated To Be Sianed Today

Mercy Slayer Indicted In First Degree Murder   Dr. Sander To Remain At Large Under   Dr. Sander To Remain At Large Under $25.000 Bond Till Arraignment Thursda

Jury Indicts Dr. Sander For Marder   Charged in First Degree For ‘Merey’ Killing Of Cancer Patient

JURY DECIDES TO INDICT MERGY DOCTOR   Young Physician Is Accused in Death Of Cancer Patient

Halt Yank Groups Attempting To Check On Effectiveness OF Wednesday Rlacst

Reds Still Show Fight In Sector Raided By B-29s   U. S. Patrols Seeking To Cross River and Check Damage Repulsed

LATTIMORE ASKS FOR RED VOICE   He Says That Communist China Delegate Should Be Seated In United Nations.

Savs Help of Asians Hinges  On Such Move   Tells Group World Would be Better Off

Boiling River Of Death Engulfs 5 Houses, Church   ‘Famed Mauna Loa Volcano Erupts 2 Are Missing And Feared Dead

Famed Hawaiian Volcano Erupts, Goes on Rampage  Reporter Tells of Flight Over Boiling  Mauna Loa Crater

Volcano of Mauna Loa Blows Top   Eyewitness Tells “Trip To Hell” Alongside Stream of Lava.

Hawaii Volcano Blows Its Top. Mauna Loa Sends River-Of Death:To Ocean

PATIENT UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE AFTER ESCAPE   Injured Man Held for Mental Observetion Following Break From . Hospitals

sent fo Mental Hospital for Observation : Bay State Man, Injured by Exploding Truck Tire, Flees from Surgery Ward Three Times

Atlantic Council Okays Combined Defense Force   Calls for Quick Use of Resources to Check Any Soviet Aqaression

Plans Approved For United Force   Unprecedented Peace Mave Designed to Provide Protection Baginet tha Saviat

Joint European Army Approved By North Atlantic Pact Nations   Navy To Call 15,000 Officers;  Army Manpower Probe Begins

Atlantic Pact Council Votes Allied Army   Force To Protect Treaty Nations From Agoeression

Defense Plan Agreed On By Twelve Nations   German Manpower Issue Postponed; Speed Is Demanded In Making Plan Into Reality

Okay Army For Europe   Role of West Reich In Setup Is to Be Decided by Ministers

12 Nations Join Forces For Defense   =  Protect Europe From Avgocression

—ATLANTIC— Military — Force Is  Approved 12 Nations To  Build Defenses

Combined Army Of 12 Nations Wins Approval   Defense Ministers Tc Settle German Question

12 Countries Pool Strength To Block Reds  All Reenurces Will   All Resources Will Be Used To Build Euranean Defense

Atlantic Council Approves Force Defending Europe   Delegates Vote To Create New Watchdoe Army

Pact Powers O.K. Force To Guard Europe   All Manpower And Productive Capacity  Will Be Used Fullv

Pact Signers Form West Armed Force   12 ‘Atlantic Treaty Members Join Men. Resources to Build Defenses

PACT NATIONS OK ARMS PLAN   North Atlantic Council  Unanimeusly Approves European Army

No. Atlantic Group Okehs Police Force   Organization of Army To Combat Russian Aggression Approved

COUNCIL BACKS DEFENSE FORCE   Decision Without Precedent in Peacetime

Atlantic Bloc Plan Approved To Check Reds   Combined Force Is Proposed By Western Allied Council

No. Atlantic Unit Creates Defense Force   Manpower and Production Of 12 Nations Used

Council Okays Army To Guard Atlantic Nation:   Wants 12 Pact Countries  To Contribute Available  Manpower, Resources

Defense Unit ls Approved   Unprecedented Peacetime Action is Taken by North Atlantic Council.

New Force To Include 12 Nations   Allied Ministers Approve Program To Defend Europe

‘Atlantic Council Okays Creation (Of Unprecedented Combined Force

Combined “Pact” Army Is Approved   North Atlantic Council Takes Step to Preserve Europe

Atlantic Pact. Nations Vote  Peace Army   Members Accept U.S. Plan to Contribute Men For Europe Defense

AtlantieCouncil Votes Army lor Defense   State of WarWithGermany To Be Ended: 11 Nations  * Participate

WEST'S NATIONS PLAN DEFENSES AGAINST RUSSIA   North Atlantic Councit Approves Creation Of Force. To Meet Aggression, Especially In’ Eu: rope.

Fire Losses Show Rise  Fire Prevention Week   Fire Prevention Week  Scheduled In October

Nation's Fire © Loss Increases   Beall Calls Attention To Prevention Week

House Group Faces Thorny School Aid Bill   Federal Help To Education Poses Tough Problem

Want Loyalty Files Opened   Republican Senators Would Break President Truman's Wartime Ban.

Republican Senafors Pushing Effort to Get Access to Government's Loyalty Files

GOPs Want Ban On U. S. Files Lifted Now   Republicans Seeking rmatinn On   Republicans Seeking Information On Loyalty Work

Precision in Moves From The Start of West Coast Invasion   BULLETIN

Bridges Freed Pending Appeal   Appeal Action Brings Some Comment

: Tabernacle Audience  Prays as Roof Burns; ‘Leaves before Cave-in

Governor Calls: For Heaviest GOP Vote in History   Dewey Warns Against Over-Confidence in Campaign; Hite at Gambling

Vaughan Is Scolded. by Senate Unit   Probers Take Him t Task for Accepting Home Freezers.

Influence Used To Secure Major Favors  Sharp Reprimand Is Issued by

Vaughan Reprimanded In ‘5 Percenter’ Probe   Truman’s Aide Taken to Task for Accepting Seven Home Freezers and is Criticized on Other Counts: Committee Denounces Maragon

Senators Blast Vaughan For Accepting Gifts   Maragon Denounced In ‘5 Percenters’ Hearings Report .

Vaughan Gets A Reprimand From Probers   Five - Percenter Investigators Dress Down Truman Aide

Vaughan, Truman’ Aide, Blasted in Five Pct. Inquiry  Sharp Reprimand For General by

Taken To Task For Accepting Freezer Gifts   Committee Criticizes Truman Aide; Warns Probe Not Over Yet

COMMITTEE HITS TRUMAN'S AIDE   General Vaughan Sharply Criticized In Report Of Senate Group’s Probe—   Maragon Denounced.

Senate 5 Pct. Probers Rap Gen. Vaughan   President’s Aide Sharply Criticized Over Freezer Gifts

Committee Take Sharp Cut At Gen. Vavohan   General Criticized On Several Counts By Senate Group

GEN. VAUGHAN REPRIMANDED.   Senate Committee Raps Truman Aide’s Role In 5°o Inquiry

ALSO REBUKES JOHN MARAGON   Military Aide Used Office to Assist Five Percenter

aeenaemneaeaeeeteneelnedilteeeeeemeieenteenamnenmentiememetinmemeatee  Vaughan Sharply Reprimandec By ‘Five Percenter” Probers

President’s Aide ls Taken To Task By Senate Grou   Group’s Report Sharply Critica] On Manv Counts

Committee Report . Raps Truman Aide For Accepting Gifts And Aiding Maragon

Vaughan Receives Senate Reprimand  Committee Report Hits Gift Taking

Probers Rebuke  7, arighan Vauiznan   Senate Group Criticizes Acceptance of Freezers

PRESIDENT'S AIDE REPRIMANDED BY SENATE PROBERS   John £ Maragen Bluntly De  nounced In Report Of Lum Dar Cant Insure

Vaughan Gets Senate Slap .   Home Freezer Gifts Denounced in Report

Vaughan Handed Sharp Reprimand   Senate Committee in Critical Report: Raps Maragon

Influence Used To Secure Major Favors  Sharp Reprimand Is Issued by Congress Group

Five Percenters AreReprimanded  Senators Who Made   Senators Who Made Investigation Rap Vaughan and Maragon

Senate Group Spanks Vaughan Truman's Aide   Taken to Task for Accepting Freezers; Cited for Other Acts

Dewey Speaks Over Dawn-to-Midnight Television Show; Record Number of Voters Expected at Polls Today.

Far Eastern Policy Hit By Critics   Each Party Blames Other For Korean And Chinese Fix

Dewey Strikes Tag OF Isolationism Aside; Congress Control at Stake as U. 5. Votes

Voting May Set Record For Off-Year   Republicans Hammer At Grave Turn Of Events In Korea

GOP Raps Truman Foreign Policies In Final Speeches   “Isolationist” Critics Rap “Tragedy” OF  Korean War

GOP Hammers At Grave Turn In North Korea  Both Sides Predict Victory, But Truman

Spokesmen For G. O.P. Slam Back At Truman 42,000,000 Seen  Vatin Ce Tadaw   42,000,000 Seen Voting Today, Record Turnout For Off-Year

GOP Leaders Strike Back At President   Republicans Hammer _Away At Critical Korean Situation

Senate Crime Investigators Attackec  And Defended For Varied Activities

a  You Know What Happened In Florida’ Solon Says Crime Commission Failed To Dig Deeply Enough in Criminal Activities

Allies Attempt To Biock Enemy Reinforcements   Marines Battle With Bayonets on Capital’s Out skirts: Infantry Takes Suwon Airfield

Americans, Reds Battle Near Seoul   Clash With Bayonets and Close-Range Gunfire on Capital’s Outskirts; Suwon  Airfield, North of Seoul, is Captured

U. S. Infantry Force Captures Suwon Airfield  _ No Further Reports  Given on Mystery  Tank Column

Bayonets, Close-Range Gunfire Mark Struggle For Seoul — U.N. Forces Drive Forward 20 Miles On Old And New Beachheads To Block Foe’s Attempt To Reinforce City’s Defenders

Marines Clash With 10,000 Communist Soldiers For Seoul—Bayonet And Close-Range Gunfire Action Reported On City’s Outskirts While Hand-ToHand Combat Continues At Two Points—Suwon Air Field Captured By Seventh Division

Steel, Fire Throwers  Rip Reds   Hand - To- Hand Fight For Seoul

FIGHT RAGING ON TWO SIDES OF THE CITY   Korean Reds Have 10,000 Men In Savage Defense Of Besieged Capital

U. 5. Cul-Rate Loans Face Probe   Hearing Starts Soon on Low Rate Loans to Private Business

Battleship Missouri's Captain Takes All Responsibility for Vessel's Grounding

Directors Pass $100,000 Plan   Program Includes New Swimming Pool

Clubhouse ToBe Ready By June Ist  Stockholders Vote. To Approve Loan   Stockholders Yote. To Approve Loan For Construction

Atomic Spy ' Enters Plea Of Guilty   British Jurist Lashes German For Betrayal

Bus Rams  Truck Near Wash., Pa.   13 Persons Injured;   13 Persons Injured; Car and Truck Hit Wreckage in Early Morning Foa Pocket

10 Inju red In Bus- Truck Crash   Early Morning Fog Believed Responsible For Crash Near Washinrton

Fresh Snowfall, Winds Check Cleanup Work  Heaviest Falls Hit   Heaviest Falls Hit Pennsylvania, New York, Parts of Ohio

Fresh Snow  Hits North   Cleanup Operations  Delayed By New Fall

Fresh Snowfalls Hit Storm Belt   Flurries And Strong Winds Over Great Lakes Region

Eastern Area Digout Slowed By Sn, Wind   Ghio, Pennsylvania Cities Have Traffie Jams; Mercury Drops

New Snows Fall In Eastern Storm Belt   Flurries, High Wind And Cold Put Crimp In Area Cleanup Operations

Fresh Falls ‘Of Snow Over ‘Some Of East   Clean-Up Operations Crimped In Western New York, Northwest  Pennsvivania

More Snow, Winds Lash Eastern U.S.   West New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio Are Buffeted Again

Senate Approves Gen. Marshall as Defense Chief   OKd by 57-11 Vote; Simple Swearing-In Rites Planned Today

Laie Race Results         ENTIRE POLICE FORCE INDICTED IN SLOT PROBE

Concealed A-Bomb A Threat  Seek: New Laws   ‘Seek New. Laws. To. Guard Coast

Mongolian Units Pushing Toward Southern Korea   Tenth Corps Marks Time Around Escape Port of Hamhung

Mongolian Cavalrymen on Camels   UN Fleet Stands. By Ready to Evacuate Encircled 10th Corps

Most of North Now Retaken By Communists; Civilian Panie   Little Fighting Contaet: Whole Villages Join Retreat

27 Red China Div. Pressing On Southward   8th Army Retreats Below 38th; Seoul Packed By Refugees

Most of Army Back Of 38th Parallel   Little Fighting At Momant Ar Massive Communist Forces Move Slowly Southward Towa:d New UN Defense Positions

Fierce Mongol Cavalry Force Enters Battle   UN Troops Abandon North Korea; Pull Back To Parallel 38; Defence Roy Set

Bulk of Eighth Army Already Below Parallel   Four Units Still Trapped bv Chinese

Chinese Unopposed [In Northern Korea   MacArthur Has Abandoned All Above the 38th   Invading Hordes Are Equipped With Cavalry and Camel Supoly Caravans

CHINA REDS PUSH FEELERS TOWARD SOUTH   Withdrawn Marines Await Other Troops Before Evacuation

Mongolian Cavalrymen Using . Camels, Ponies In Unopposed Sweep   10th Corps Waits  Sea Evacuation   Fighth Army, In West, Js At 38th Parallel; Refugees Clog Seoul

Ponies, Camels Used to Supply Communist Amy  Move Unopposed Over : Most. of North: Kerea

Menacing Chinese Red Feelers Sent Toward Southern Korea   Allied Forces Reported Safely South of Critical Point in NW

Bulk of U. S. Exghth Army Is Withdrawn of Parallel 38   REDS ADVANCE SLOWLY

Bulk of Allied Eighth Army \Withdraws to 38th Parallel; ‘Civilians Fleeing In Panic

Thousands of Fierce Mongolians on Ponies, with Camel Supply Caravans, Stream over North Korea.

Bulk of U.-5. Eighth Army Is Withdrawn Back-of Parallel 38   Steere 6 ae YS ee ee ee  American Army Regiment : Still Somewhere in Binzen Narth

Mongolian Cavalrymen  Spark Push   Major Part Of U. N Troops Are Shoved Seuth Of Boundary

27 Chinese Divisions Move On U.N. Lines   Fierce Mongolian Cavalry in Force Advancing to South

MONGOL CAVALRY UNITS LEAD REDS DEEP INTO KOREA   TENTH CORPS WAITS ON HAMHUNG PLAIN FOR NEW ORDERS

Push On South After Driving UN From North   Communists Press Menacing Feelers Toward South Korea; 8,000 - 14,000 Of Chinese Hordes Are Mongolian Cavalrymen Riding On Ponies And Camels

ESTABLISH NEW LINE  Bulk of Eighth Army - Withdraws to Parallel 38 Boundry for Stand

Chinese Press. Toward Allies. In South Korea   Mongolian Horsemen And Camels Aré Used By Red Vanquard

Red Troops Poised For New Thrust   Mongolian Hordes Add To Strength Of  27 China Divisions

Mongolian Units Join in Cautious Move Southward   All of U.N. Troops Out of North Korea Or Stalled in East

Waegwan Taken North of Taegu   Red Front Northwest of Taegu Exploding; Ready to Span Han

Allies Rushing Forces To Leap River At Seoul  Pohang, Waegwan Taken From Reds

Reds Flee North ‘To Escape Jaws - Of Allied Pincers   Rash Equipment To Span Han Before Foe Raflie< Defenres Outside Seoul

Perimeter  Is Cracking Wide Open   Captured Russian Artillery to Be Turned on Reds

Flynn Bachs Ewing Democratic Chief Wants Hin To Run for Governors Post

Eighth Army of U. S. Troops Retreat Along a Blazing North Korean Front

Fighth Army In Retreat on Entire Front   ‘An Entire New War’, is Version  Of Gen. MacArthur

Chinese Red Drive Forces ‘Yank Retreat   MacArthur Summons Field Leaders For Conference In Tokyo

Lewis and Coal ‘Operators Fail To Reach Accorc   Another Meeting On Mine Dispute Scheduled Today

FORMER MAYOR GIVEN FREEDOM   Ex-Chief Of Police Of Chadhourn Also Released On Parole From Prison.

Barkley Says GOP Trying To Scare Farmers   Taft Warns Labor Would Give Green Light To Socialism

Labor Influence In Election Discussed By Barkley, Taft   THE CRIM PC TIRES i}

Barkley Winds Up Tour For Ferguson   Taft Warns Of Democrats’ Socialist Program

Five Trapped By Lead Mine Blaze  Smoke Fills 500 Miles Of Tunnels

PILOTS CAPTURE SH AKEN FOE  Two Yank Planes March ‘300 Reds Into U. N. Lines

Over 300 Reds Are Captured By Airplanes   Loudspeakers Tell Enemy ‘Soldiers How To March South To U. N. Lines

Kerr Predicts Democrat Gair In Senate Race  GOP Gains Also Seen But Not Enough To Upset Demos’ Control

Woman Doctor Planned Other Kidnapings-Other Notes She Had-Indicate

Ex-Aide To Truman Denies Attempts To Halt Amerasia Case   Harry Vardaman, Reported Named in Senate Probe as Having Tried To Halt Prosecutions, Claims No Knowledge of Secret Data Case   By ROGER D. GREENE

Ex-Aide To Truman Denies AttemptsTo Halt Amerasia Case   Harry Vardaman, Reported Named in Senate Probe as Having Tried To Halt Prosecutions, Claims No Knowledge of Secret Data Case

U. S. Forced to Ponder Intervention When Chinese Communists Shell 2 Isles

Reds Set To Invade  Kinmens:?   Chinese Nationalists Say Communists Ready To Invade 2 Islands

May Be Start of Formosan Invasion Try   Nationalists Seek Aid of U. 8. Seventh Fleet For Islands’ Defense

Nationalists Fear Invasion,  Call for Help   Question Is Raised On What Our Fleet Will Do About It

Question of U.S. Action  Thus Raised   Attempt at Invasion of Nationalist Ground Believed Near.

Commies Mass 1300 Vessels For Invasions   Action Raises Issue Whether U. S. to Intervene

New Order to Ban Building of Bars, Saloons   ‘Other ‘Amusement’ _ Structures Limited to  Aid Defense Effort

CONSTRUCTION OF SALOONS AND BARS BANNEE   Golf Courses, Swimming Pools  and Yacht Basins Also Forbidden.

Wife, 21, Killed At St. Josenh  Nude Body Found In Creek Behind Home

Six Inches Of Snow Falls In Dayton   Mercury To Slide To Minimum of 10-15 In Northwest Tonight

Filibustering Tactics Also Feature Session  Statehood Bills Moved In Ahead (Of  ! as errs mee tn

Filibusters Keep Act Under Wraps   Hawail, Alaska Statehood Moeaaures Put Ahead

GOVT. LEADER BLOCKS HOUSE   Rayburn’s Action May Delay Civil Rights Bill Indefinitely

FEPG ACTION IS BLOCKED BY RAYBURN   Democratic Chief Leads In Semi-Filibuster Against Measure

RAYBURN BLOCKS HOUSE DEBATE ON  FEPC LEGISLATION   Speaker Twice Bars Consider.  ation of Civil Rights Measure Advocated  . by Truman.   STATEHOOD PROPOSALS ARE GIVEN PRIORITY   Action, Taken in Stormy Ses  sion, May Delay Indefi nitely Calling Up of  Controversial Bill.

South Blocks House Action  On FEPC   Rayburn Puts Hawaii, Alaska Bills First; Adjournment Backed By Majority Leader

GOVT. LEADER BLOCKS HOUSE STUDY OF FEPC   Rayburn’s Action May Delay Civil Rights Bill Indefinitely

Rayburn Blocks FEPC Debate  Bill on Alaska, Hawaii Statehood  pen   Bill on Alaska, Hawaii Statehood Granted House Floor Priority

Rail Unions Refuse Any Arbitration   Representatives of 200,000 Workers Serve Notice Upon Board

MW Carthy Says He May Reveal  Name of Envoy   Senator Hints Move To Disclose Identity Of “Foreign Agent”

Red Blasts Are Expected at Plar To Unify Korea   15 Nations Go On Record To Favor Aid Extension To Whole of Korea

 New Communist Blasts Expected Korea's Unification  Debated by Assembly

Red Blasts In UN Meet Seen Today   Arguments Expected Against Majority  Plan to Unify Korea, And Border Crossing

United Korea ls Favored In U.N. Assembly  Soviets Attack Jump Of 38th Parallel

UN Expects . Red Blasts  Plan For Unification   Plan For Unification  Of Korea Is Debated

Red Blasts At Majority Plan To Unify Korea Coming Up Before United Nations

Soviet Blasts On Unifying  Korea Due   U.N. Group Set To Block Reds

Governor Grants Reprieve At Request of Victim's Parents—  W. RB. Ray, Convicted Ravist. 1s Granted 20. Day Stay Of Executicr

Price Curbs Killed By House Vote  tSeleatare Rave   Legislators Reverse YVésterday’s Decision; Vote Hoarding Fines

House K. O.’s Controls On Wage-Price   Hoarding Of Necessities Is Made Crimina! Offense In New Economic  Control Code.

House to Consider Measure to Make Hoarding Illegal   Wage-Price-Rationing Provision Stricken From Control Bill

Wage-Prices Control Plan Knocked Out   Chamber Reverses Stand on Mandatory  Rreeanrerce Piaolatinge

HOUSE WOULD GIVE HOARDER YEAR IN JAI   Drops Wage, Price. Rationing Controls and Starts on New Bill.

Other Proposed Controls Voted Down By House   Work On Entirely New Act Is Begun

House Eliminates Wage-Rationing Clauses From Bill  Anti-Hoarding Provision Is Written into Measure

Control Bill Gets Setback  House Reverses cS ne cs a   House Reverses Stand on Curbs; New Bill Makes Hoarding Criminal

aénd Stale Convention vy canesday TSR Oa EDEL ae Ue OSCE NET  State Legion to Talk Bullets Not Bonuses

Discussion of War In Korea Expected To Overshadow 32nd Legion Convention

TO GO FOR EXAMS   Group of 26 Will Report it Kansas City, Mo. Aucust 26

TO GO FOR EXAMS   Group of 26 Will —_ Ir Kansas City, Mo. August 26

a . {Passion Play Opens eee  ‘Famed Drama to Be Shown For First Time in 16 Years

HENRY FONDA’ WIFE ENDS LIFE   SLASHES THROAT WITH RAZOR BLADE -— SUFFERED FROM NERVOUS DISORDER.

Mrs. Henry Fonda Takes Own Life  In Sanatorium   Had Been Ill for Months; Actor-Husband Appears On Stage on Schedule

yocially Prominent Woman Had Been in Sanitarium More Than Two Months; Husband Goes On With Show.

'United Mine Workers Union Sustains ‘Stinging Setback In the Coal District

Siamese Twins Die   Succumb During Delicate Separating Operation

Commander of U. 5. Eighth Army Killed When Official Jeep Croshes Into Truck

Car Collides With Truck  Near Seoul  Was Commander (  U.N. Ground Force

Atom Defense Master Plan Due Sept. 1  Director Foresees No Immediate Peri)

Scattered Red Rioting Still Harasses Vienna  Disturbances Hit Austrian Capitol Third Dav In Raw

Reds Seize 2 Danube Spans   Communist Disorders Continue in Vienna

Reds Harass Vienna, Slow Traffic Flow  Club-Swinging Police Force Ruhr Reda Out

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WANTS INSURANCE POLICY TO PROTECT ALL THE PEOPLE WHO DON’T OWN A MULE

 Yegua Philosopher: J. A, Wants Insurance Policy to Protect  ~All The People Who Don’t Own a Mule

Surprise Move Sets Political Pot Boiling   Whiteside To Quit Commission Post: Rodaers, Bestwick May Seek Office

PLANS TO QUIT COMMISSION POST :  Whiteside To Seek Election As Mayor

Employment Up Across Nation   U. S. Unemployed Drop to Low Level; Defense Boom Spurs Industries

Capt. Jensen To Leave ‘Twin Cities For New ~ Post Within Four Weeks

Four Wounded As Gunmen Open Fire On Vehicles   Dutch-Owned Textile Plant Is Under Virtual Siege At Morristown, Tenn.

Gunmen Wound Four Non-Strikers In ENKA Strike Today As Ambush Staged Outside Struck Rayon Plant In Tennessee

NATIONAL HEART WEEK OBSERVANCE OPENS.FEBRUARY 12   Three-Point Program , Is Planned To-Fight _ Heart Disease

Tougher Morals Laws Sought  A ee entertain sateen eens ae  Legislature Takes Up Sex Crime Measures

Extension of DP Program Voted; Quota Is Raised   Senate Approves Bill For Admission of 359,000 Displaced Persons

MahonReveals Plans For Air Installation   Congressman Says Action Hinges Upon City Giving Land Title To Government

TTT en iy U.S. TITLE TO LAND NEEDED  Mahon Says RAFB  Toa Be Permanent

McCarthy Is “Commended”  By Convention   Resolution Is Adopted By State Republicans Today Heartily Commending Him For Campaian

DUFF, MYERS LAY FUTURES ON THE LINE   Republicans  Carry 3-2 Edge to State’s  Polls Tuesday

Duff, Myers State Future On Ballots   Results of GOP Primary Split Still Are Uncertain.

Says Shooting Like Nightmare   Widow Cannot Recall Events; Husband Dies

Employes Told GE Ending Pact With UE Union   Firm Says It Would Be Interfering With Right Of: Workers To Choose

Administration Help Rejected By McMath   Otter Comes By Phone During Press Conference

Judith Rests Case Without a Witness  Relies on Higher Court Reversal

Coplon Declines To Call Witness; Jury to Get Case   Lawyer Declares Defense Expects Reversal On Any Conviction Now

Coplon Case to Jury by Tuesday   No Evidence Offered In Her Defense

NO ONE TAKES STAND FOR JUDITH COPLIN   Former Government Employe Rests Case Without Calling a Single Witness,

Judith Coplon Fails to Call Any Witnesses   Both Sides Rest Their Cases in Spy Trial; May Go to Jury Soon

Sawyer Asks Allocation Power Grant   Would Be Used if Voluntary Controls Prove Unworkable

Sawyer Urges Control Power   Voluntary System Is to Be Tried, But Forceful Compliance in Abeyance

Many Think Session Will End Tonight   Tax. Communist Control. Defense  Bills Passed

Truman Bans Official Talk About H-Bomk   Chief Executive Says Production Order Is Last Statement

‘AIRLINER WITH 31 ABOARD HITS PCLE   Bounds Inte Marsh and Catches Fire With Only Minor Injuries toa Few Passengers,

Hair Indicted For Murder; Trial Set To Start April 5   Continuance Is Granted Accused Coble Killer When Crowded Docket Stops Immediate Trial

Hair Is Indicted On Murder Count   Trial For Former Wake Forest Student Is Slated April 5

Panel Slashes  Investors’ Tax   Action Criticized as Aid Te Marker Sneciulators

NO OUTSIDE HELP NEEDED IN INDO-CHINA   France Says Only Material, Not Men Needed by Troops

Quick Trial Likely For Accused Spy  Julius Rosenberg’s Bond Set $100,000

Swift Trial Seen For Man Held As Soviet Atomic Spy   Rosenberg Being Held Or  $100,000 Bond Charged  : With Conspiring To Spy

NEGRO SEX OFFENDER IS SHOT, THEN SAVED; PUT IN VICTIM’S HOSPITAL

NEGRO SHOT DOWN, SAVED FROM MOB   Suspect in Alabama Rape Whisked From Scere of Capture by Officers.

Wounded Negro Saved From Mob  Suspect in Murder And Rape Captured

Let UN Govern Hol Places, Says Israel  Announces Policy On Jerusalem

Russia Doesnt Want War Now Officials Say   Reds Surprised At Quick Action in Korean Fight

Army Oifers To Send Treeps To Help In Rescue   NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Area Snowed in: Weather FrigidArmy May Help   Dakota Villages, Farms Are Isolated Today; Flyer Gives Report  on Aerial Survey.

Aid Is Offered Frozen Dakotas By Fifth Army  Red Cro s Officials Name Four Counties

Coal Mining Town Sold for Salvage   lron-Metal Company Buys Dewson for Salvage Operations

Steel Ordered Set Aside For Military  Gov't Reserves *  5 To 25 Per Cent

U. S. Allocates  Steel for Arms   Military to Get 5-25% of Output

Dentist Holds Out Hope for Hikers GADGET FOILS SLIPPERY SIDEWALK‘

School Children Denied Bequest   Money Willed Winchester Children For Gum And Pop Goes To Kin.

GE Walkout  Averted By  Government Ching Gets Union To Mediate Disput

Mediator Averts Shutdown of GE Plants of Nation   Union Agrees To Mediate Dispute Involving  180,000 Workers

11TH HOUR ACTION        “U.S. Plea Averts Walkout  ~ Scheduled Against G.E..

TENERAL ELECTRIC STRIKE AVERTED   UNION AGREES, AT U. &. RE QUEST, TO SUBMIT ISSUES TQ MEDIATION,

LEE HAS FIVE DAYS TO REFUTE CHARGES   Commerce Department Official Has Been Asked Io Resign From 210 008 Tob

Lee Receives Notice He Is To Be Fired   Given Five Days to Re fute Charges Levelled Against Him.

DISCHARGE NOTICE SERVED ON LEE   NATURE OF CHARGES ARE NOT DISCLOSED BY COM. MERCE DEPARTMENT,

Missouri High Court Rejects MFA vio to-Block Gas Tax Election   Upholds Judge Blair’s Ruling That Vote on Bill ls Legal; Test on Legality of April Referendum Date !s Still Pendina

Vole on Gas Tax Legal, Supreme Court Rules Today   Decision Is Rendered Against M. F. A.—Still Another Test Pending.

Second : yoy 2 a scope in State Given by Kansas Cancer Division .  USES X-RAY BEAMS

T0 AID IN CANCER  “RESEARCH ATK. U   Second — an ire scope in State Given by Kansas Cancer Division  USES X-RAY BEAMS

Niles Man To Head Berrien Youth Fair   Farm Editor Krieger Named Vice-President

 NPA To Issue Distribution Order On Steel  BD sccnttalate Gesenenleoe   Equitable es For Manufact Is Aim Of com

Control Order On Distribution Of Steel Looms   ESA Chief Declines Comment on Possible Curbs on Prices

Dilworth Raps His Own Party   Defeated Candidate Hits  Legislative “Failure”

A GENERAL CLOSING   ‘Stores, Public Offices, K. U. Classes to Take Fourth rot ‘

Foe Expected To Strike At Taegu Today   Enemy Has 60,000 Troops Massed For Drive On Thin Allied Line Guarding City

Attack Opens  At South End Of River Line   Push Designed To Keep Reds off Balance As Major Attack ls Awaited Near Changnyong;  Reds Pour Troops Into Waegwan Area

Reds Mass — 60,000 Men At Center Of Front   24th Division Launches Attack On Bridgehead. Alongs Naktone

Allack Designed to Knock Reds Off Balance; 60,000 Communists Stand at Naktone River Line

North Koreans Planned Attack For Tuesday, Fifth Anniversary Of Korea’s Liberation From Japan; Communists  Continue To Build Up

Today's Skies   Full 24th Division Launches Drive Into Red Bridgehead

24th Division Heading Drive  Against Reds   Attack Is Intended To Off-Balance Reds On Eve of Big Drive

American Infantrymen Trying To Block Push   Communists Moving More Troops Up To Noktong River Defense Barrier—U. §, Attack Opened By Full 246k Divieian” ——

North Koreans Use Underwater Bridges To Continue Pouring: . Men and Armor across Naktong

 Enemy Supply ; Problem Acute   Railroads No Longer Usable Due to Bombing

ATOMIC GUNS CLAIMED POSSIBLE _  Army Chief Says U.S. Can Build New Atomic Weapons

Major Shift In World Military  Balance Seen   ‘Roles and Missions’   Agreement Declared  Obsolete Idea

Court of Appeals Orders Miss Howard Admitted To Bail Pending Trial

Five Railroaders Killed In Tunnel  Motor Car Struck By Passenger Train

Five MenKilled InRail Accident  Train Hits Small _ Car At Welch, W. Va.

SSENGER-FRAIN ras 5 WORKMEN      Plows Into Motor Cai Near Kimball, W. Va.

—UNOPPOSED INVADERS CARRY FLOWERS — North Koreans Rip Joe’s Picture As Southerners Enter--Singing

War Materials for Arab Nations and Israel Pledaed   “New Move to Counter Communism Revealed Today by Western Bia Three

Revision of American Technique Of Ground Warfare Possible After Recent Reverses in Korea

Two Big Questions Lie Behind Eighth Army’s Crushing Defeat   of waging ground warfare, DOIEKSTION RaAIdrn

AMERICANS UNDERRATED ENEMY Reasons For UN Reverses May Force Change In U.S. Tactics

Two Great Questions Hane Fire   Why Didn't Command Know of Reds Massed: Why Weak Spots Hit?

Crushing U. S. Defeat Raises Big Questions; Answers May Rattle Few Militar ‘y Skeletons

ALLIED MISTAKES OEEN BY WRITER   UL. § COMMAND UNAWARE OF ENEMY STRENGTH WHEN IT OPENED DRIVE.

SENATE UPHOLDS 2 TRUMAN PLANS   APPROVE PROPOSALS FOR RE ORGANIZATION OF TRADE, POWER COMMISSIONS,

Tide Turns; Senate Puts Seal Of Approval On Two Plans Of Reorganization

Senate Backs 2 Reorganization Plans of Truman   Power to Appoint FTC, FPC Chiefs Supported by Taft

President Is Given Right to Name Heads ‘Of FIC and FPC   Midnight Tonight Is Final Hour for Any Action on Other Plans

TWO TRUMAN PLANS UPHELD BY SENATORS   Trade, Power Boards Reorganization Wins  By Wide Margin

Senate OK’s Two Truman  Proposals  Deal With Shuffle ‘Of Power, Trade  Commissions

Two lruman Reorganizing  Plans Upheld  Senate Reverses Its Trend and Sustains   Senate Reverses Its Trend and Sustains Proposed Changes In ETC and FPC

Tide Turns tn Fight for “hanges  Senate Approves Two of Truman Reorgani gation Plans.

Two Revamp Plans Win Senate Okeh   Trade, Power Board Proposals Pass With Votes to Spare

Plan For Lasting Peace Is Suggested By Former President Herbert Hoover

Hoover Now Sees Hope For Peace   Finds World Turning to His Idea of Two Months Ago.

Must Halt ‘Forces _ Of Evil’   A_.UN Without Russia Only Hope of Peace, Declares Hoover in Dedication Speech

Hoover Sees Fresh Hope For Peace  Poimts to Korea   Points to Korea And Mobilization Of Free Nations

Hoover Urges Stopping Reds   Describes Communisr As Force of Evil

Hoover Repeats Advice to Ban Reds From U.N   Former President Outlines Future tn World Conflict

Cites Korean Events as Uniting Free Nations  Hoover Sees Peace Hope in Mobilization

[HOOVER CITES PEACE FORMULA HOOVER CITES PEACE FORMULA  U. N. Without Russia Ureed

Ask Three Billions For Europe   Amount Sought Less Than Sun Asked By President In Budget

Three Billions Asked by Hoffman To Secure Peace, Save Free World ©

10,000 Workers Yield To Union, Truman Appeals   Stranded Freight and Mail Begins Moving Once More

Trainmen Return Minus Pay Hike  Quick Settlement   Quick Settlement Sends Yule Gifts On Their Way

EMBARGO ON MAIL LIFTED AS 3-DAY RAIL STRIKE ENDS   Christmas Packages, Bottled  Up in Post Offices and Stranded Freight Cars, Start Moving.   FREIGHT OPERATIONS SOON TO BE NORMAL   [More Than 10.000 Yard  Workers Return to Their  i Jobs Without Settle-    ment of Dispute.

Railroad Strike in Major Cities Ended  Post Office Cancels Restrictions on

Mail Terminals Plan Normal Loads Monday  Expect Weekend Work To Clear Backlog

Three-Day Strike Ends On Railroads   Christmas Packages Will Be Rushed: No Settlement Reached

Rail Strike Ends Without A Settlement  Workers Return Under Pressure; Embargo Is Off

Embargo on Parcel Post Cancelled as Rail Strike Ends  Yard Workers Return to Jobs. Without

Railroad Strikers Return To End Freight Pile-Ups   Three-Day Strike Ends After Christmas Mail Rush Bogs Down: No Settlement Made

Embargo on Parcel Post Cancelled as Rail Strike Ends   Yard Workers Return to Jobs Without Waae Pact

Mail Terminals Plan Normal Loads Monday   Expect Weekend Work To Clear Backlog As Rail Strike Ends

Striking Railroad Workers Fail To Win Pay Settlement   Three-Day Tieup Ends; Post Office Hopes To Deliver Yule Mail On Time

Crippling Rail Strike Ends; Embargo Off   Mountainous Stacks of Christmas Mail Bottled Up Will Begin Moving In Time for Delivery by Dec. 25

Rail Strike Has Ended; Yule Mails Move Again   Postoffice Eliminates Embargo Regulation As Trainmen Return

Rail Workers End Walkouts   Court, Presidential Pressure Too Much:  Embargo Called Off

Trainmen Heed Truman Plea  To End Strike   Lift Embargos on Parcel Post, Express Shipment On Nation’s Carriers

Cold Weather Adds to Suffering; Property Loss Runs Into Millions

Feinsinger, Labor Expert, Hurt Seriously  Carl Weddel’s Car Collides With Auto Driven By Salesmen; Both Die Instantly

U. W. Professor Killed in Crash   ‘Salesman Also Dead as _ Cars Hit in Storm; . ‘One Badly Hurt

Substitute Draft Measure Studied  Solon Wants Congress To Hold Reins

Draft Power Would Be Up To Congress   Vinson Suggests Draft Oniy On Emergency Basis

COAST GUARD HEAD CHANGED   Chief George W. Justis Replaces Halstad At Local Station

Governor Dewey Charges Lynch With Aid to Underworld   Says Election of Dem Will Make Costello Governor of New York

Export Controls Being Planned   Government To Place Controls On Critical Materials

U.S. May Close Czech Consulate  Jn New York City   Is Possible Result of Demand Made by Prague To Cut Diplomatic Staff

Czech Offices In New York May Be Closed   Romanian Diplomats   Are Restricted To  Washinaton Area

Report U. S. Ready For New Crackdown On Czechoslovakia As Retaliation Step

U.S. May Close Czech Consulate ASDA A RRA D RA RNASE Bincnrcnenecerms  AmericaReadyingNew Crackdown on Soviets

May Close Czech Consulate General  In New York City   Prague Demands Second Cut In American Diplomatic Staff Working in Czechoslovakia

U.S. Ready to Crack Down on  Czech Staff   Closing of New York Consulate Expected In New “Tit-for-Tat” U. S. Foreign Policy

SECOND FAMILY GETS WARNING   Chicago Police Report Young Executive Threatened by Woman Mental Patient

ATOMIC CHIEF QUIZZED ABOUT SPY ACTIVITY   Investigators Want to Learn How Access Was Gained to & S, Secrets.

Gen. Groves IsCalled In Latest Probe   British Scientist Charged With Giving Russians Top Data °

FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OPENS Horse Meat, Disquised As Beef Is Seized At Dallas, Houston

President Truman Asks Congress For $10 Billion Program To Halt Acaression In Korea, Elsewhere -

Calls for $10 Billion in Military Funds, Taxes, Curbs on Civilian Goods

10) “FREFZE” ALL IN ARMED FORCES   Bills Introduced in House and Senate to Prevent Any Discharges for Next 12 Months.   SOME RESERVISTS SOON TO BE CALLED   Decision on Summoning National Guard Outfits Not Expected Until End of Month.

Swift Call For Some Reserves   All Services Will Use New Authority To Select Specialists In Limited Number.

22 Fresh U. S. Divisions Land and Go Into Action   Americans Dig In to Hold Rail Center: Allied Planes Rip Enemy Areas

Limited Calls for Reservists to Begin   No Mention of National Guard or How Many Men to Be Ordered to Duty Now: Novy to Opon ‘Selective Recall’

Officers Enter Duty in Their Present Rank   Move Afcot to Boost Upper Limit of Draft Aao,. Perhaps to 35

Call Is Made  For Reserves   Doctors, Engineers And _ Infantrymen Are  Required

Begin Selective Recall to Meat Korean War Needs   Give No Indication Of Number Affected

Limited Recall Of Reserves Set  Department Gives No Hint of Extent

TO CALL RESERVES   Army and Air Force Will Take Limited Number or Active Duty

Men Recalled Will Serve At Least A Year   No Indication Of Number Is Given; Guard Untouched

Some Reserves To Be Called Info Service   Army, Air Force and Navy to Recall Men On Limited Basis

vervices Will Call ‘Limited’ Reserves Back   Action Is Taken Un. der Authority Giver By Truman

Issue Call For Number  Of Reserves   Presidential Authority Used To Supplement All Armed Force Units

ARMED FORCES TO BEGIN CALL OF RESERVISTS   Limited ‘Number ToBe / Summoned at Once  =For Active Duty

National Guard Not Mentioned In New Order  Infantry, Medical, Engineer Officers Of Company Grade

LIMITED NUMBER OF RESERVISTS WILL BE CALLED   No Information Relative To National Guard Is Released   BILLS INTROPUCED TO HOLD PERSONNEL

Army, Air Force, and Navy Will Call Some Reserves to Duty for atLeast 12 Months of Service

SKILLED MEN ‘ GET PRIORITY FOR SERVICE   ‘Action on National Guard Expected Within Dave

Legislation To Freeze’  Ail Soldiers   “Armed Services Announce Call Of Reservists

Reservists To Be Called   No Announcement Ye On Putting Guardsmen In Service

Selected Units to Face Call   Truman Announces Mobilization Plan in Message Detailing War Program

Reservists With Skills To Be Called   Limited Number To Get Suramons; No Early Guard Calli

Army, Air Force to Start  Recalling Some Reserve: werrprrtree TIN

Johnson Gets Power to Call Out Guards   President Lists Mobilization Plans For Home Front

Armed Services Will Be Ordering Reservists To Active Duty Immediately

Military Drafts Early Call  For Reserves  Congress Prepar aring  . CO awrite sh...   Congress Preparing Service ‘Freeze,’ Limited Muster Roll

Reservists Gel Callups First, Guard Is Next   ‘Freeze’ All Military Discharges for Year; Truman Also Orders Free Use of Draft

Asks Limit on Armed Forces Be Taken Off  No Price Controls Or Rationing, Now!

Gang Bullets Cut Down Cop   Officer’s Lone Shot Kills Armed Bandit

Drug-Crazed Bandit Gang Kills Officer   Veteran’’ Chicago Policeman Slain in Gun Battle; Critically Wounds One of Rob 5 See

‘New Jersey Seizes Phone Facilities   Resume Negotiations In Coal Strike

MacArthur Is Foree Behind Stron g Christian Movement Over Japan >

SPREAD. OF CHRISTIAN IDEALS.     BEING ENCOURAGED IN JAPAN   Reveal MacArthur Links Peace Hope With Christianity

MacArthur 1s Force Y Behind Strong Christian: ‘Movement Over: Japan

Stood By relplessly  Man Sees Wife And Childre ‘en Carried To Death By Flood

State Welfare Recommends  Jail Changes   Remodeling or Rebuilding Structure Again Asked After  Periodic Inspection

Repair of Jail silt by _  wh Sha aaead i  ft,   Recommendations for Immediate Work Until Rebuilding Are Made

Hutchins Will Leave Post At Chicago U.   Chancellor to Become Associate Director of Ford Foundation

Requests Increase In Corporation, Estate, Gift Rates   Tax Boost Would Apply To Corporation’s Income Over $50,000; To Pluq Loopholes

TAX HIKE FOR CORPORATIONS RECOMMENDED   Would Cut Excise Taxes And Plug Up Many Loopholes

— MESSAGE — Inequities In Present Laws Cited   JOB IS LEFT TO CONGRESS

President Emphasizes in Tax Message that He Would Offset Reductions by Plug ging Loopholes in Law.   LEAVES DETAILS TO TREASURY DEP’T

‘Demands Any Reduction Be Oifse! By Pluaging Locpholes in Laws   President Tags Business, Estates and Big © Gifts as’ Best Source for Additional Revenue; Favors Cut in Seven Excise or ‘Sales’ Taxes

Increase On Corporations, Kstates And Gifts Would Help Make Up For Losses

Nuisance Levy Cut Proposed   Recommends Closin, Loopholes in Laws Affecting Oil Wells.

Billio n In New Rev e But—  neater a renee  Reduce Sales Taxes Truman Asks Solons

Special Message Asks Plugging Of Big Loopholes   Changes in Estate And Gift Tax Laws Recommended

President Also Advocates Cut In Excise Taxes   Tags Business, Estates And Big Gifts Best Source Of Additional Revenue

‘Cuts Would Affect Taxes On Phone, Teleoranh Bille And Transportation

Billion-Dollar Boost In Other Levies Sought  Corporations, Big And Estates

President Cites Items For Slashes   Oil and Mining Escape ‘Fair Share’ of Taxes, He Says, Along With Olber Cancerna

Truman Asks Excise Ta) Cut, Corporation Jump   President Seeks Plugging Of “Loopholes” In Tax Set-Up

Truman Tax Program Calls For Cut In Excise Taxes, Big Corporation Boost

Increased Corporation Levies, Plugging of Loopholes Urged To Make Up for Lost Revenue

Truman Urges Boost In Taxes On Corporations; Would Slash Some Excise Levies, Plug Holes

But Calls For Hike In Taxes — On Corporations   President Wants Billion-Dollar Boost. -. In Taxes on Corporations, Estates And Big Gifts; Asks Plugging of Loopholes

Most Urgent List Includes  Phone, reight, Travel Bills   President Suggests Plugging Loopholes in Oil, Mining Revenues

Sends Program to Congress Today Ad_vocating Plugging of Loopholes and =: Increase: in’ Taxes. on. Corporations, ~ Estates and Big Gifts—Does, Not: Specify Amount of Reduction in Ex-. cise Levies But Says They Are Badly - Needed.   MENTIONS: RAIL, BUS FARES

TEMPERATURE   Asks Billion From Firms, Estates, Gifts   President Urges All Loopholes Be __ Plugged In Messace

Cut in Excise Taxes Urged by Truman   But He Positively States That Reduction in Revenue Must Be Made by New Taxes; He Asks Congress to Pick Up Additional Billion in New Tax Money.

Billion-Dollar Boost In Other Levies Is Asked   Would Increase Taxes On Corporations, Estates, Big Gifts And Plug Loopholes

No Increase to Be Asked on Personal Income Levies; Only Billion Dollar Jump Proposed

Exeise Tax Cut Favored By President   Proposes Boost In Levies On Estates, Corporations And Bie Gifts

Boost Sought On Big Gifts, Corporations   Excise Lavy Slash Might Hit 20 Pet., Congressmen Think

Would Plug Loopholes And Raise New Billion   Increase Would Come In Taxes On Corpora: tions, Estates And Big Gifts; Truman Did Not Specify Amount Of Excise Cut.

Proposes Estate, Gift Tax Laws Be Revised to Provide Uniformity, Reduce Exemptions.

Billion in New  Assessments Is . Goal of Program   Excise Cuts Would Be Offset by Plugging Loopholes in Law

Wants §1 Billion Boost in Levies. On Corporations  Plugging Loopholes , Also Is Requested: .

ASKS SOLONS FOR BILLION BOOST IN OTHER LEVIES   PLUG LOOPHOLES TO COMPENSATE FOR AN EXCISE TAX SLASH

Congress Studies President's Setup For Levy Changes  Major ‘Loopholes’ Under Present Act Cited in Message

Would Lower Excise Levies On Many Item:   Plug Loopholes In Present Law, President Insists

No Changes In Income Levies   Truman Claims Proposal Would Result In $1 Billion Hike In Federal Revenue

Increase in Other Levies Is Proposed   President Tells Congress To Plaz Leopholes and To Boost Amounts Paid By Corporations

Truman Asks Tax Program Adjustments   Higher Corporation Levies Should Offset Excise Rate Cuts

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR REDUCTION IN EXCISE LEVY   Message To Congress Then Calls For Bil lion-Dollar Boost In Taxes On Corporations, Estates. Gifts.

Truman Would Cut Exeise Taxes. Plug Loopholes      6oost in Corporation, Estate Taxes Reauested

Excise Levy Cuts Among His Requests  Plugging Loopholes, Boost In Other  — . fi, Deanhewawrms

Truman Also  Urges Excise Revenue Drop   Makes It Clear He Wants Reductions Offset By New Taxes

On Corporation Profits, Estates And Large Gifts   Would Make Up For Cuts By Closing Loopholes in Present Laws

Calls For Cuts In Excise Levy, Loophole Plugs   Ask Billion More From Corporations, Estates, Big Gifts

Net Increase Of a Billion Set as Goal   Business Income, $25,000-350,000, Would Re Favored

Program Calls For Slash In. Excise Levies  DB fou es ioe 2a f 1D sis ai es aia a aia   Personal Income Tax Increase Avoided

Favors Reducing Some  evies But Hints New Source   Plug Loopholes, Tax Business, Estates and Big Gifts, He Suggest:

Truman Favors Reduction In Excise Levies   Says Tax Loopholes ~Must Be Plugged Before Cut Can Be Considered

Excise Levy Cut Also Proposed In New Program   Increase Is Asked In Corporation, Gift And Estate Taxes

Higher Gift — Taxes Asked   President Charges Oil, Mining Groups Escape Paying Fair Share:

Would Plug Up Tax Loopholes   Does Not Specify Depth of Cuts But Wants Loss Covered

Calls for a Cut In Excise Levies   But Truman Wants Billion Dollar Boost in Corpor ation Laxes   PROGRAM TO CONGRESS   President Gives No Figure: on Amount of Proposed Reductions

No Specific Total Made In Program To Congress   Corporations Object To Proposed Raising Of Levies For 1950

Business, Big Gifts, Estates Are New Sources   Chief Executive Delivers Annual Economic Message To Legislators

President Sends Congress Program Calling For Plugging Of Loopholes And Billion-Dollar Increase In Taxation On Corporations, Estates And Big Gifts— Some Legislators Expect Treasury To Suggest Slash From Twenty To Ten Per Cent

Truman Would Cut Excise Levies: Hit Business Harder  Threatens Veto of   Threatens Veto of Any Bill That Cuts Revenue

Increase W ould Be On Corporation, Gift And Estate Tax Rates   ‘Loopholes’ Flayed In Income € harges   Veto Of Any Reduction Not Made Up Is Assured In Message

Truman Asks. Excise Tax Trim, Billion-Dollar Boost In Levy on Corporations

Hike In Levies On Corporations Is Suggested   Loopholes Need To Be Pluqged, He Tells Conqress

Truman Asks Excise Tax Reduction  Seeks Corporation Tax Increase.

Message Asks Reductions in Excise Levies   39  “Loophole Plugging, Billion-Dollar Boost In Corporation Taxes Urged by President

Truman Wants Another Billion in Taxes; Willing fo Trim Excise Levies If Loopholes Pluaged   President Tags Business, Estates and Big Gifts as Best Source for New Revenue; Expect 10 Percent Sales Tax Reduction .

Truman Asks Billion In New Taxes, Excises Cut, Loophole Plugging

Truman Bids For Cut In  Excise Taxes   Plugged Loopholes, Added Corporation Levies Requested

Pres. Did Not Specity Just How Much Cut He Wants In Excise Levies

Fede, al Excises Would Be Slashed In New Program   Congress Is Asked To Plug Loopholes; Truman Says Biggest Is Excessive Depletion Exemptions kor Oi}. Mine Interests

BUT SUGGESTS NEW REVENUES FROM BUSINESS   He'd Collect Billion From Firms, Gifts And Estates

Excise Cut.  Corporation Boost Cited   Bigger Levy on Gifts, Estates; Plugging of “loopholes” Uraed.

Would Make Corporations Pay More   But Would Cut Tax on Bus, Rail and Telephone Bills

Reduction in Sales Taxes ls Advocated by President  Business, Estates and Big Gifts Taqged as Tax Sources

Asks for Plugging of ‘Loopholes’ In Tax Structure: Warns of Veto If New Taxes Don’‘t'Replace Cuts

Demands Any Reductions Be Offset by Plugging Loopholes In Present Laws; Would Cut Rail, Phone’ Luxury’ Levies

Corporation Tax Increase Sought   ‘Congress Hears Plea For Plugging Up Of Loopholes, Boost In Big Gifts And Estate Taxes

Suggests Reduction in Excises, Emphatic in Saying Loss Must be Made Up; Suggests Business, Gifts, Estates for Added Revenue

Annual Payroll Of $100,000  Coca-Cola Asks Street Re-Zoning So Company CanBuild New Plant

Noted Journalist Who Once Lived in Chillicothe Is Dead   Alfonso Johnson A High School Graduate Here; Wrate Rible Column.

Jury Studies Verdict — In Bridges Perjury Case   San Francisco's Longest, Most Turbulent Criminal Trial Ends Amid Recriminations

Jury Begins Bridges Case Deliberation   Considers Charges Longshore Leader Lied When Seeking U.S. Citizenship

Jurors Weigh Charge Against Harry Bridges   U.S. Claims Union Head  Lied About His Red  Connection at Hearing

U.S. SAYS RUSSIA HOLDS AMERICANS   32 Citizens in Forced La bor Camps Is Charge.

Income Tax  Bill Signed  By President Will Boost Income,  Corporation Taxes Nearly $5 Billion

Railroad Walkout Would Idle Virtually AIN&W Employes; Shops, Offices Ready To Close

Strike Would Shut Down N&W  No Attempt To Run Trains Will Be Made

‘Bank Cashier Confesses }/Embezzling $12,000 to ‘Give Family Advantages

climbers Reach Airliner Wreck  Wyoming Mountain Tragedy Kills 21

Searchers Near Crashed Plane  Mav Determine Fate   May Determine Fate Of Passengers Today

Add to Saucer Rumors University of Texas Doing  ‘Work in Guided Missiles

PFICKETS MARCH, BUT PRR FREIGHT TRAINS MOVE IN, OUT OF HARRISBURG

Maine Primary Today; / States Voting Tuesday  Preview of Novembe General] Election

MAINE HOLDS ELECTION TODAY   REPUBLICANS FEEL CERTAIN OF VICTORY IN MAJOR CONTESTS

GOP Expects te  Sweep Maine   Seven Primaries Are Scheduld to Be Held Tueday

To Polls In Maine Today   Republicans Confident -Of Clean Sweep In  First 1950 Election;  ’ More Vote Tuesday

Maine Votes Today In Fall Ballot Test   Primaries Tuesday In Seven States: Tobey In Danger

Maine Votes Today; Seven Primaries on  'Tuesday’s Slate, Including This State 

REPUBLICANS EXPECTING T0 SWEEP MAINE   Maine Holds Election Today; 7 Primaries to be Held Tuesday.

PREACHES AT SON’S ORDINATION RITES   Rev. Luther A. Gotwald, Sr.. Gettysburg, Delivers Sermon At Altoona—Hanoverians On Committees

GARDENER HELD FOR ATTACK W LONDON   Gerald O'Brien Found Hiding in Basement of Queen's Residence — Two Wouen Mombers of Mansion Staff Aro Takon to Hospital.

Military. Diplomatic Chiefs KnewY ear Ago North korea Was Massing Troops, Tanks

North Korea War Preparation Known In Capital For Year  Senators Told Top Military And Diplomatic Officials Fully Informed

Two Policy -y Wheel Operators Nabbed After Testimony In Senate Probe —

—CRIME— Seize Two Leaders Of Policy Ring  Committee Told Of Ric Numbhere Rack;

Big Profits Revealed in Numbers Racket   Wheel Takes in   Wheel Takes in $24,000 Daily On Two Drawinas

Chicago’s Biggest Policy Wheels Take C60 Million Annually In Small Bete

Army Expects To Boost Gall For Draftees   Plans For Manpower Buildup To Include 50.000 In November

Would Affect 18 To 26-Year- r-Olds Call for 50,000, Men Next Month Expected

Anticipate Call For Mare Than 50,000 Draftees In November; Will Affect Men Between 18-24

New 50,000 Draft Call  In November   77,000 Enlisted ” Reservists Face Duty

November Call For Draft Will Exceed 50,000   Army Also to Call Many More From Reserve

50,000 To Get Draft Calls In November   Army Announces It Will Recall 8 4992 Reservists

50,000 Draffees  To Receive Calls During November  Army Reveals Plan To Boost Reserve Drain by 47,000

“November Draftée Ac! to Build Up Manpower, “Germany Enters Scene

NOVEMBER CALL FOR DRAFT SET AT OVER 50,000   Prevarations Made For More Inductions — Additional Reservists Are Summoned For Duty..

£(,U0GU hKeservists Called Fal cs ceed die corr  Greetings for 50,000 Planned in November

50,000 Face Army Draft In November  Men Between 18-26   Men Between 18-26 Would Be Hit; More Reservists Called

Army Plans Call Of 100,000  Draftees, Reserves In Nevember   Next Major Step In Army Manpower Buildup Expected

47,000 Reservists Called —  Greetings for 50,000 Planned in November

Army~ Expected To Call 50,000  ‘More Draftees —   Washington, Aug. 25. (AP)—A call for more than 50,000 draftees in November is expected to be the next major step in the Army's buildup of manpower.

Next Major Step In Buildup Army Expected To Issue Call For 50 000 Draftees

‘Call For 50,000 Draftees In November Major Step In Buildup of Manpower

Call For 50,000 Draftees In November Expected As Army Builds Up Manpower

IN ovember Draft Call of 50,000 Men Is Expected; 47,000 More Army Reservists to Be Ordered to Duty

Manpower Bui ily,  ‘Army Expects Fo Call Addifional 50.000 Drattees During November

Army May Call Up 50,000 More Draffees   November Quota : Expected To Be Announced Soon

New Call For 20,000 Men Seen Likely   November Draft Expected; 47,000 Reserves Alerted

50,000 DRAFT SFEN IN NOV.   Call Would Affect Men Between 18 And 26 Picked By Boards

Call For 50,000 Draftees Is Seen   Will Be Next Major Step In US Army’s Buildup of. Manpowe

ARMY MAY BOOST CALLS FOR DRAFI   ncrease In Present. 50,000 Moathly Figure Expected To Be Next Major Step in Manpower Buildup

EXPECT DRAFT CALL OF 50,000 WE NOVEMBER   Call Would Affect Men Be. tween 18 and 26 Picked by Local Boards.

Army May Call ‘Up 50,000 More In November   Expected Draft. Would Affect Men 18 to 26

50,000 Draftees in November Cal   To Effect Men Between 18-26 Picked Locally

See 50,000 Draft Call in November   Army Buildup of Manpower Aimed at Korea, Germany

Expect Call For 50,000 More Draftees   Forces Needed To Raise Reich, Korea Strenath

EXPECT OnAFT IN NOVEMBER 0,000 10 6   lowa Will Furnish = Army  2,500 Enlisted Reserves.

Farmers Would Shoulder Price Support Burden   “Self-Financing’‘ Farm Plan Seen Gaining in Favor

FARMERS MAY  BEAR COST OF  PRICE SUPPORTS Seen As Way to  Remove Much OE C pidialem  PivIi ete

Proposal Urges Self-Financing’ Agriculture Plan   Program Would Shif Price Support Cost To Farmer Himself

FARMERS MAY BEAR COST OF PRICE SUPPORT   Proposal Gaining Support From ‘arm Organizations

MACKENZIE KING RITES ON WEDNESDAY   Canuda’s Chief of State, for Long Periot, Dies Saturday Night of Pneumonia at Age of. 76. :

U. S. Breaks Relations With Red Bulgaria  American Officials In Sofia Ordered

U. S. Breaks Relations With Red Bulgaria  Diplomats Recalled;  Climax Of Attacks On Minister Heath

Heath and His ‘ntire Stat Ordered Home   Recall of Bulgarian Unitin U.S. Demanded By State Department

U.S. Breaks Off Relations With Bulgaria   Order Heath Home From Sofia; Direct Legation to Withdrav

Sternest Step Taken With Red Country So Far   Bulgarian Diplomat Ordered To Leave Washington At Once

US. CUTS TIES WITH BULGARIA   Break Climaxes Dispute Over Red Attacks On Minister D. R. Heath

Is First Rupture of Diplomatic Status With Any Nation Since War   Bulgars Assailed U. S. Minister   Dispute Over American _ Envoy Had Been Go ine On For a Month

U.S. Breaks With Bulgaria   WASHINGTON, Feb, 21 — (AP) — The United States broke diplomatic relations today with Communist

Sofia Envoys Called Home By Washington  Communist Attack: Bring On Crisis

U.S. Breaks Off With Bulgaria   American Minisler, Other American Representatives  Are Ordered Home

Relations Broker With Bulgaria  iets itis dee ik vile ean AA® seasce ba we   American Ministers In Sofia Get Orders To Return to States

U. S. Orders Envoy Home, Ends Relations With Bulgaria   Break Climaxes Long Dispute With Red Satellite

Spy Char rges Again nst U. S.  U.S. Breaks Relations With Bulaaria Now

Step Taken After Attack On Minister   Legation at Washington Ordered Out in Nation’s First Such Move Made   « Sines End of War

Minister Donald R. Heath And Other Representatives In Sofia Ordered Home—Breach Climaxes Dispute Over Communist Attacks On Diplomat And Demand For His Recall—Relations Between Nations Had Been Declining During Most Of Post-War Period

RELATIONS END WITH BULGARIA BY QUICK STEF   U. S. Action Against Communist Nation Results from Attacks on Envoy

United States Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Bulgaria; All   Representatives Ordered Home

U. 5. MINISTER, ENTIRE STAFE ARE RECALLED   Demand Bulgar Staff Here Be Withdrawn . By Home Regime —

U. S. Ends Diplomatic Ties With Bulgarians   Break in Relations First With Any Nation Since the War; American Staff in Sofia Is Called Home, Bulgarian Attaches Ordered Cu

Red-Assailed Sofia Envoys Called Home   Allegations Against Heath, Aides Termed False and Reckless

Climax of Dispute over Red Attacks  First Diplomatic . Rupture Since Wat

Break Climaxes Attack OnHeath  American Minister Ordered Back Home

First Time United States Has Broken Diplomatic Relations  Since World War Il

U. 5. Breaks Relations With Bulgars   American Diplemeh: Ordered Home, Bubyorian Staff Told to Leave U.S,

Envoy Heath Ordered Home From Sofia   Marks First Time This Country Hos Broken With Nation Since World War II

American Minister D onald Heath And His Entire Staff Are Ordered Home; Will Sail Befinning Friday

U. S. Ends Diplomatic Ties With Bulgaria In Protest For Indignities   Toughest American Action Thus Far Against Any Of Soviet Bloc Countries Climaxes Series Of Intolerable Restrictions

Severs Relations With Red Bulgaria   US Orders Ministers And Other Delegates  To Return From Sofia

Sofia Envoys Ordered Out Of Country   Marks First Break With Any Nation Since World War

Action First of Its Kind  Since War   Minister Heath and His Clientele Ordered Home

Envoy, Aides In Red Nation Ordered Home   Bulgar Legation In Washington Ordered To Leave

Rupture Climaxes  asereF   Washington Recalls Minister; Sofia Deleaation Told To Leave

American Minister Is Recalled, Sofia Envoy Here Handed Passports as Result of Press Charge of Spy Plot

American Minister in Sofia Ordered Home; Bulgarians Told to Leave Washinaton  Break Climaxes Dispute Over Communist Attacks on U. S. Envoy Donald R. HeathCive Rulaanrinne Ara C hnvnad in Satin \VAlis

U.S. Severs Ties With Bulgaria In Minister Row   Chimaxes Dispute Over Attacks on. _ American Diplomat

\mericans Called Home; Legation Here Is Closed   First Time Since The War That United States Has Broken DiplomaticRelations With Anv Nation.

U. S. Breaks Bulgarian Relations   Orders Envoy Home And Tells Sofia Delegation To Quit This Country

Heath and Other  Representatives Ordered Home:  Mission in U. $. ‘7!   Mission in U.S. '~. To Be Withdrawn 

American Envoys Ordered Home: Bulgars Ousted   Drastic Action Rises From Red Attacks on Diplomats

Toughest U. S. Action Taken Against Reds   American Minister Ordered Home With Entire Staff As Department Demands Recall Of Foreign Staff

America in Move Against Bulgaria   United States Severs Rela tions With CommunistLed Nation   AFTER LONG CONFLICT

U.S. Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Bulgaria over Spying Charges

U.S. Breaks Ties With Bulgaria  Over Red Attacks   American Minister Donald R. Heath, Others Are Ordered Home; Bulgaria Told to Withdraw Its Diplomatic Mission in Washiaston

Minister Heath, Other Aides to Return to States   Bulgars Ordered to Remove Mission in First Major Dispute

 —HEATH ORDERED HOME— U.S. Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Bulgaria

American Envoys To Leave Sofia   Break ts Climax To Bulgarian Complaints Aboui U. S. Minister

AMERICAN ENVOY ORDERED HOME Diplomatic Relations Befween America And Bulgaria Broken

U. S. BREAKS OFF RELATIONS WITH BULGARS   American Minister Ordered Home As Climax To Dispute

Red Attacks On Minister Hit Climax   Red Bulgaria Told To Withdraw Its Diplomatic Mission

U5. BREAKS WITH BULGARIA; CALLS MINISTER HOME   Action Climaxes “Series of  Restrictions and Indign]ties” Against American  Legation.   ‘SOFIA ENVOYS TOLD TO LEAVE WASHINGTON   ‘Drastic Action Believed to   Reflect Harder Truman  Acheson Attitude Toward Moscow’s Satellites.

Long Conflict Ends In Diplomatic Rift   Rupture in Relations With Reds OF Satellite Climax of Friction

F ; ENVOYS BANISHED   State Deporiment Blames Communist Regime Fer Timberuntts Bide

United States Ends Relations With Bulgaria   Climaxes Dispute Over Communist Attacks On Ministe

U.S. Breaks — Oft Relations With Bulgars   American Diplomat Donald Heath Ordered Home

Recalls Heath; Break Is First Since The War   Climaxes Dispute With Communists Over Attacks on Official

ORDER RECALL OF EMBASSY STAFF IN WASHINGTON   AMERICAN STAFF IN SOFIA ORDERED TO DEPART FOR HOME

—DIPLOMATS— Action  Is First Since War   ENVOY ORDERED: T0 RETURN

DIPLOMATS AT SOFIA ARE WITHDRAWN   Envoy Heath and Staff Recalled; Bulgarian Mission in Washington Ordered to Leave.   AMERICA’S FIRST BREAK SINCE WAR   End of Diplomatic Relations Climaxes Dispute With Reds Over Heath in Sofia.

Delegation Is Ordered Baek Home   Bulgarians Directed To Leave Nation; Break Is Complete

U.S. Breaks Off Relations with Reds in Bulgaria  Orders Diplomats ~ Home; Bulgarian Mission to  enve

Diplomatic Break First Since War   Attacks Upon Consul Official  Bring Action

Diplomats Are Ordered Back To America   Move Climaxes Row With Red-Controlled Balkan Nation

Move Declared To Reflect Tougher Attitude Toward Moscow’s Satellite States

U.S., Bulgaria End Relations   Nation's First Diplomatic Break Since War; Action Follows Bitter Dispute Over Treatment of Envoy

U.S. MINISTER, ENTIRE STAFF ARE RECALLED   ~ Here Be Withdrawn By Home Regime

HALT CALLED TQ RELATIONS IN BULGARIA   “All Representatives in Sofia Are Recalled in Climaxing of Disputes.

Toughest Action By Washington; U. S. Minister And Entire Staff Ordered Home

U.S. Breaks Ties With . Red Bulgaria   Charges ‘Long Series PAL foc.leweLin’ Aewbe   Charges ‘Long Series  Of Intolerable’ Acts ‘By Soviet Satellite,  Save Pacts Flouted

U.S. Govt. Ends Diplomatic Ties With Bulgaria  Minister Heath Is Ordered To Return; ‘Move Climaxes Dispute

U. §. Directs Minister fo Refurn Home   Bulgarian Legation Is Told to Leave; First  ' Time Diplomatic Break Made Since War

Break First Formal Split. Since War il   American Minister Heath And Entire. Staff. Ordered: Home.

‘It’s A Date’ Delights Big Audiences  At Night Performance and at Matinee

ZIEGLER GOES ON ‘WARPATH   Attacks State Controlle: For $1,400,000 Cut In Department Budget

xO RK WR  DRONE OF U. S. PLANES : “MYONG- KOK, MYONG: KOK?  TO SOUTHERN KOREANS, ‘©  Somewhere in Korea, July 7, (AP)—The steady drone of  American warplanes brought: smiles to the country folk of : South Korea today.  One farmer looked ap aba  anilad- ‘“Afenne. Kat ieannw    Work to Keep Congress Open

Margiotti Out To Indict Five   Pittsburgh Officials, Police Officers to Face Bribery, Other Charges

Gen. MacArthu Called a ‘Tojo In Broadcast  Tokyo Cabinet Plan Outlawi ing of Party,  Ba Oa a el Cac ae

Chou Proposes Only To Argue U.S. Aggression   Delegation on Way But Won’‘t Confer Unless Terms are Met

Chinese Reds Spurn U. N.’s Parley Offer  LA   ‘Agoression Of U.S. IsUrgedForDebate   Nine-Man Delegation Said On Way To Attend Security Council Talks

AGAINST TALK ANOUT CHINE TROOPS THERE   Propose, Instead, That They Attend Discussion of U. S. Aggression.

Invitation to Attend Debate Brings Refusal   Commies Want to Talk Only About U.S. ‘Aggression’

Joint Committee Vote Near on Hydrogen Bomb   Most Members Believed in Favor  Of Going Ahead

TRACKS LEAD INTO RIO GRANDE  Hunt for Sheriff's Killer Shifts to Mexico

Sheriff Slayer Enters Mexico  Handcuffed Fugitive Traced Across River

Killer: of Sheriff.Now: Sought “In. Texas Bu Posse. Still In. Pursuit

SHERIFF'S SLAYER TRAILED INTO MEXICO   Small Group of Officers Crosses Border in Effort to Capture Handcuffed Killer.

Contempt Charge Against Strikers To Be Aired Today   31 BRT Ledges, 45 Chief: Are Ordered Into Court Today

leaching Career Prospects Bright  Wisconsin Leaders Point to Trends

Miners Balk af Lewis Edict to Return to Pits   Pittsburg Local Votes Against Monday Work. Actidn May Set Patterr

Austin Reads MW Arthur Note To Assembly   Emergency Session Slated To Study Red China’s  Rows “Trdinxcnenenbanns

Winter Man Inflicts Serious Wounds On Wife And Daughter, At Cottage Home

Kills Son, 2; Slashes Wife and Daughter   Sawyer County Resident Goes Berserk After Attack of Toothache,

Attacks Family, Slays His Son   Father Goes Berserk; Wife, Daughter Slashed

U.S. Agents Act to Solve Truman Plot   Hunt Accomplices In Attempt to Kill President

Federal Men Move To Nip Other Plots   FBI Track Down Accomplices; Take Torresola’s Widow

Agents Seek Assassin Aides  On Wide Front   Truman Guard Increased; FBI Arrests Widow of Would-Be Killer

Federal Agents Track Plotters Against Truman  Would-Be Ass   Would-Be Assassin’s Widow Disappears From New York Hotel

U. S. Agents Move Swiftly to Grab Puerto Rican Aides   Mystery Is Developing in New York Over Whereabouts of Mrs. Torresola

GUNMEN’S AIDES IN BLAIR HOUSE KILLING HUNTED   Widow Of Puerto Rican In Assassination Attempt Found — Survivor [s Charged With Murder.

FBI Continuing Search For Assassins Friends   Agents Hunt For Torresola’s Wife; Increase Guards Around President Trinaan, For Safety

Widow Of Slain Assassin Found  Young Woman To Be Held In Conspiracy

Accomplices Hunted in Attack on Truman   U.S. Agents Moving on Far-Flung Fronts to Nip Any Offshoots of Assassination Plot; Widow of Slain Puerto Rican Fanatic Seized

F'BI Seeks to Get More in Truman Plot   President Omits Walk, Studies Talk Slated Tomorrow in St. Louis

Widow of  Assassin Goes to Jail   Arrest of Mrs. Torresola Follows Intensive  “earch by the FBI MAY FILE A CHARGE She Is Questioned This  Merning; Whereabouts  Of Baby Not Learned

Young Widow of Gunman Missing In New York   Truman Continues To Show No Emotion From Escape Of Bullets

Widen Quest In Kill Plot   President Makes Visit To Two of Guards Wounded In Gun Battle

On Far-Flung Fronts Agents Move To Nip Any OffshootOf Truman Plot

Agents Probe F ar For More Plot Plans   Attempting To Nip Any Off-Shoots Of Effort To Kill Truman On Wednesday

FBI Hunts For Off-Shoots of Assassin's Attack on Truman   Increase Guard As ‘President Stays In

‘Assassin $ Wife Is Taken Anto Custody   Mrs. Carmen Torresola Faces Possible Charge of Conspiracy

Arrest Widow Of Gunman ., In New York  Grand Jury to Probe  ee ee ee

WIDOW OF TORRESOLA ARRESTED   FBI Rounding Up Relatives and Associates of Men Who Attempted to Kill  ”,. Truman,

Federal Agents Moving Swiftly on Far‘Fling Fronts, To Cut Off Any Offshoots of Attempt To Kill President Truman—Widow of Slain « - Fanatic: Js Taken Into Custody In New York

Missing Wife Of Slain Assassin Found By FBI   Carmen Torresola May Be Charaed In Attempt On Life Of Truman

Grand Jury Quiz Looms  In New York   Government Agents Hunt For Others Who Mav Be Dangerous

he ee  Guard Of President Increased  ~ Truman Visits  Wounded Officer:

U.S. Agents  Pushing Hun’  For Plotters Guard Around  Truman Increased

Move to Stifle Any Offshoots Of Murder Plot   Truman Unconcerned As Agents Seek. to Find Accomplices

Federal Agents Seek to Nip Any Offshoots of Puerto Rican Plot fo Kill President Truman

Seek Data in Shooting Plot   Accomplices Are Hunted   Widow of Would Be Assassin Disappears

Federal Agents Continue Probe Of Slaying Plot  nee S Wises  R ewe FO FO

Me 3 . bs RR coal ee Sf eo  .  Officers Eye Possible Murder Plot

Agents Move fo Nip Offshoots Of Truman Plot  400 Persons Already   400 Persons Already Taken into Custody

Search for Death Plot  Aides Spec   Widow of Puerto Ricar Would-Be Assassin Found in Search.

Widow Of Slain Assassin Is Taken Into Custody .   SHzé AND SIX - MONTHS eLD CHILD HAD  DISAPPEAKED, CHILD NOT FOUND»

Check Begun Of Plotters’ Connections  In New York   Federal Agents Busy On Far Flung Fronts: Truman Keeps Calm

Federal Agents Conduct Wide Check on ‘Plots’   Increase Guard At Blair House Atter Shootina

Agents Move to Nip Offshoots of Assassination Plot   Widow of Slain Puerto Rican in Custody in N. Y.

Truman Death Plot Gunman's Widow Jailed   Guard Strengthened as President Gets Ready for Trip

Federal Agents Seek To Strangle Any Further Plot   Guard Is Increased Around President; Accomplices Sought

Agents Watching For New Trouble  Ready to Nip Any Offshoots of Plot to Kill President  Truman MAY BE JURY ACTION  Oscar Collazo Arraigned on Murder Charge; Held Woirthant Rail

Agents Act For Safety Of Truman   Wife Of Wounded Attacker Arrested Tun New York City   Stassen Takes Key Position In Final Republican Drive

Federal Agents Seek Offshoots Of Gun Attack  Assassin’s Widow Put Under Acrast In New York

Foreign Aid Bill. Reaches House: To Vote Tuesday  689 Million Defense: Bill Recommended By House Committee

‘Six Counties In El Pase Census 'Dictrict Shaw Gain in Denulation

Pedestrians And Motorists Must Obey Regulations  Death Rates and Injuries Seem To Be On Increase

21 ON MISSING PLANE BELIEVED KILLED ON PEAK   Ground Party Sets Out for Scene of Apparent Brash Into Side of Mount Moran in Wyoming.   4 WOMEN, 8 CHILDREN AMONG THOSE ABOARD   Fire Spotted 1,000 Feet Below Crest of Mountain Dashes Hope for Passengers and Crew.

Texas Plane Crash Fatal To 2 Airmer:   Fire.On Wyoming Mountain Feared To Be Wreckage

21 Believed Victims in  Plane Crash   All but 3 of Crew Are Members of Religious Group

Fear All 21 Dead In Wyoming Crash   The Chartered Plane Appcrently Burned After Hitting Peak

Beautiful Princess Defies Egypt's ‘Angry King; To Get Married Anyhov

Egyptian Princess Defies King; To Marry Commoner   Won't Plead with Brother to Relent In His Opposition

 Princess Determined  Doesn't Care If King Won't ‘Allow—Gonna Marry Anyhow

Egyptian Princess Proceeds ‘ith Wedding Plans, Defies Brother’s Orders To Return

Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Leaves to Join Husband On Island of Formosa

Poles End Connection With Bank   Nation Failed to Get $200,000,000 Loan; ‘Supposed to Have Quit Fund Also   Statement Given   Polish Ambassador Says Rejection Based on View Toward Plan

POLES WITHDRAW FROM WORLD BANK   CHARGE DOMINATION BY U. S.; ALSO QUIT INTERNATIONAL FUNL

W orld Bank Loses One Depositer   Poland, Huffed Over Loan Refusal, Pulls Out— Leaves 1 in Red Sphere   OUT OF FUND, TOO   End of One More Formal Tie With Iron Curtain Nations Seen in Move

Angry Poles Quit Monetary Setups  Irked by Rejection Of Loan Request

Red Satellite Irked Over Refusal Of Loan   Says Rebuke Came Because Poland Bucked Marshall Plan

lron Curtain ls Tighter   Poland Breaks "Link With World Bank. Monetary Eun;

POLAND FLAYS AMERICAN AID   Nation Quits World Bank Charges U. S. Is Dominating Big Organization

Poiand Quits World Bank   Institution Said Dominated by US. Imperialist Policy

Poland Quits World Bank In a Huff   Resignation and Charge That U.S. Rules Institution Follows Denial of Loan Bid-

CHARGES U. 8. IS RUNNING AGENCY   Refused Two Hundred Million Dollar Loan   ONE MORE TIE   Between Western Nations, “Iron Curtain” Lands Broken By Action

NATION FIRST TO WITHDRAW, U.S. ASSAILED   Marshall Plan Linked With Refusal By  Ambassador

Poland Quits World Bank, Accuses US.   Angry Charge Hurled As Loan Is Refused; Czechs May Follow

Poland Withdraws From World Bank With Blast At Imperialist Policies of United States

Poland Quits World Bank In Protest   Action Would Close Last Gaps In ‘Iron Curtain’ To Western World

Failure To Obtain Loan Pointed Out   U.S. Policy Rapped In Polish Actions: Czechs May Ouit

Poland Quits World Bank In A Huft   Russian Satellite Rejecied Marshall Plan And Was Refused  Taree Loan

Poland Quits World Bank  Charges Association  "Under U. S. Thumb’

Poland Quits World Bank Organization  @Russian Dominated ountry Announces Withdrawal

_ —ANGEREDRefusal Of Loan Is Cited —   CALLS U. 8. IMPERIALISTIC

SOVIET SATELLITE SEES INSTITUTION "UNDERU.S. THUMB’   Warsaw Government Angry Over Refusal Of Bank  © Peaad Smee

Poland Quis World Bank, Assails U. S.   ‘Iron Curtain’ Nation Blasts: Imperialism’

Poland Quits World Bank; Blasts U. S.   ‘Imperialistic Ma rshall Plan’ Exclusion Cited As Cause Of Move

Red-Dominafed Country Hurls Charges at U. S.   Says Institution Is Under Control Of United States

Poland Quits @W orld Bank; Assails US.   Failure to Obtain Big Loan Seen os Basis for Action

Institution Under Thumb Of U. §. “Imperialism”, Soviet Satellite Charges   Communist Country Also Pulls Out of International Monetary Fund — Cites Refusal of World Bank to Grant It a $200,000,000 Loan

Poland Leaves World Bank  Monetary Fund   Claims Nations Forced L nder Imperialist  Thumb of U.S,

Poland Quits World Bank, Assails U.S,   Red Regime Charges Institution Under “Imperialist” Rule

Says Institution Under Thumb 0} Imperialistic U.S   Another Tie Between West And Nations Behind Iron Curtain Broken; Hit Refusal To Grant Loan

Poles Quit World Bank After Loan Is Refused  ‘ Soviet-Dominated Country Is First To Make Move

Red-Dominated Nation Cites Peiected Loan   U.S. “Imnerialist” Policy, Marshall Plan Under Attack

Poland Pulls Ou Of World Bank, Monetary Fund  i   Charges Institution Under U.S. Thumb; Cites Loan Refusal

Election Results By Precincts   Poland Withdraws From World Bank

QUITS WORLD BANK   Poland Withdraws With ar Angry Charge at United States

Poland Hits At U.S. In Quitting The Worl Bank  Angry ach e Hurled On For With-

Poland Quits World Bank, Assails U.S.   Iron Curtain Country Cites Loan Refusal as Cause of Withdrawal —Czechs Mav Follow

Poland In Huff At World Bank   Iron Curtain Country Quits Membership; Refused Loan

Chagrined Poland Withdraws from the World Bank   Charges Institution Is Under Thumb of “Imperjalistic’ United States.

Poland Quits World Bank Organization  @Russian Dominated Country Announce:

‘LAW TO DENY TRANSMISSION OF GAMBLING DATA CAN DEAL  SERIOUS BLOW TO SYNDICATES

McGrath Tells Senators How To Curb Crime   attorneys General Would - Deny. Bookies Use Of ae Services. :

WGRATH WOULD DENY WIRE NEWS 10 BOOKMAKERS   Says They Could Not Operate If Deprived of Information That Now Moves Across State Lines.   TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Attorney General Declares Gamblers Have Moved in on Sports, Both Amateur and Professional,

MCGRATH SAYS. SOLONS COULD HIT GAMBLING   Use of Transmission Facilities Requested Denied Bookmakers

Acheson Says Allies Can Beat Off Communist Hordes With New War Weapons And Yankee Ingenuity

 Acheson Says Allies Can Beat Off Commie Hordes With Modern Weapons, Ingenuity

Acheson Says Allies Can Beat Off Red Hordes   Warns Chinese on Eve Of Historic Western Europe Defense Talks

Chinese Reds Told To Stay Out Of Kores   Acheson Says Modern » Weapons Can Beat Off Communists

GOOD WEAPONS, INGENUITY CAN CONQUER REDS   Achesen Confident Western Allies Will Survive Test   TRUMAN FOR MORE TROOPS IN EUROPE

Acheson Warns Reds In China   Says There’s Nothing In It for Them to Figh In Korea.

Acheson Feels Modern Weapons Will Defeat Reds  ‘Warns Chinese Not To doin In Korean War

Modern Weapons, Ingenuity Can Hold Otf Ilordes of Red Communism -- Acheson

Acheson Says Allies Can Beat Off Red Hordes With Modern Arms, Ingenuity

Chinese Reds Warned: Acheson Says If They Enter War, They'll Lose Everything

Czechs, Chinese Reds Blame U.S. For Korean War   Also for Procedural Stale. mate In United Nations Council

Russians Joined in Blaming U. S.   Czechs, Red China Say We Began War

Czechs, Red China Blame U.S. For War   Council Again Fails To Break Deadlock .

Communist Nations Say America To Blame For  Beginning War In Korea   Security Council Closed-Door Session Fails To Break Procedural Deadlock Over Participation In U. N. Debate

China, Czechs Join Russ In  Attacking U.S.   Peiping Charges America Seeks to ‘Subjugate Asia’

Czechs, China Reds Blame War on U.S.   Two Countries Join Russia in Word Attack on Americans

CZECHS AND SINO REDS JOIN RUSSIA’S CAMPAIGN AGAINST UNITED STATES

U.S. Blamed In UN For Bombing:  Czechs Join China Reds To Aid Malik

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Ir.terest Tc All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIPES

Fear Victory in Korea May Affect Defense Program   Latest Russian Peace Move Gives New Worry Cause

bbe Strategy Seen  ‘Defense Effort ‘Letdown’ [Feared in Korean Triumph

New Peace Talk Worry To Leaders   Fear Tendency Now To Halt Preparation To Meet Aagressions

Pentagon Fears Public Will Lose Defense Fervor When ‘Korea’ Ends

Pentagon Fears Lagging Support In National Defense   Russian Propaganda, Prospect of Early End Of Korean War Causes Worry About Proarary

Military Sees Mobilization Losing Appea   Popular Support ts Feared Ebbing at Korean Successes

The Weather   Officials Fear Public Lag in Rearmament   Prospect of Early End to War, New Russ Peace Propaganda Seen Hurting Public Support

PENTAGON WORRIED! Will Americans Fall For Russian Peace Propaganda’

Pentagon Worries Over Possible Ebb Of Public Support For Defense Needs

Fear Support May Ebb For Defense Plan   Pentagon Worried In View Of Action After Other Wars

End of Korea War Offers. New Problem   Pentagon Frets Over Possibility Defense  Program May Lag as Conflict Terminates

Fear Public Interest In Defense Will Ebb With Korean Victory  : '

Councilman Says lt Was Fatherly Smack Little Kiss On Elevator May Rock City Hall Foundations.

Invaders Pouring Troops and Tanks Into Suwon Area   Russia Warns U.S. Blocks ade New “Act of Aggression”

Despite Heroic Battle, Yanks Forced Back  500 Americans Said  -— es Saper ss   500 Americans Said in Action, Tackling Odds of & to 1

So Far Only 500 American Ground Troops Have Seen Action; Casualties, 20 Dead; 80 To 100 Wounded

Three Red Tank-Led Divisions  Roll Again   One Column Delayed 6 Hours By Outnumbered GI Defenders

Gis Hold Off Best Red Unit, 40 Tanks  Kor About 6 Hours   Doughboys, After First Engagement of War, Regrouping 60 Miles South of Seoul: North Koreans Moving Again Behind Their Armor

Valiant Stand Made Around Osan With Casualties About 10 Percent; U. $. Dead So Far Total 20.

Defense Troops Retire Further For Regrouping  Three e Enemy Divisions nm Dallinn Carl   Three Enemy Divisions Again Rolling South Behind Their Armor

U.S. Troops, Outnumbered  o- 1, Withdraw   First Americans in Korean War Regrouping 60 Miles South of Seoul as 3 Communist Divisions Push Ahead Behind Armor

U.S. Chiefs Report Dangerous Leaks  Of Military Data   Disclosures on Weapons, Troop Movements Are  Cause of Concern

News Leaks Are Called Serious  Censorship May Be Applied For Safety

Australian Wool Prices Are Soaring   Competitive Bidding Sends:-Market Up And U.S. Clothing, Too

Spanish Train Wreck Kills 15 Persons   Three Cars Fall into Gorge After Express Parts.

Severe Floods Add to Misery Of Iran Natives   Relief Societies Send Food, Medicines to Stricken Area

If You Adopt A Duck, Bird’s Board Bill ‘De-Duck-Tible’ on Income Tax

Wanna Adopt a Duck? It’s ‘“‘De-Duck-Tible’’ On Your Income Taxes

Kk kk kk  COCKROACHES WANTED BY KENNETH... ROEDER -WHO PREFERS ALL MALES

Frigid Weather Is Rampant in West, Heads Eastward   Floods Are Menace in Many A;yeas——Snow, Cold in Prospect for Seaboard

ANOTHER COLD WAVE ON WAY   Eases Flood Threat On Chio—Eastern Areas Fight High Water.

Season’s Coldest Spell Of Weather Is Fanning Out Over Mid-Continent   Snow And Cold Spreading Over Wide Area While Floods Harass West; Hundreds In East Forced To Flee Homes.

Frigid Blasts . Head For East.  Dixie Sections   ' Cold Weather Euces Fleod Danger Along : Ohio River Valley

NEW COLD WAVE ROLLING SOUTH ACROSS MIDWEST   FLOOD-THREATENED OHIO COMMUNITIES WELCOME A FREEZE

Sub-Zero Wave Moving Into Midwest Areas  Only Light Snow Falls In Eastern Storm Center

Cold Grips Much Of East And Mid-West   Severe Blasts For U. S. Predicted For Tonight

FOUL WEATHER ~ AGAIN PLAGUES   Fioods Also Menace Many Areas, Still Threaten In California

East, Midwest Hit by More Wintry Weather  Floods Also Menace Many Areas of U. 5.

All Had Attended’ Birthday Party For One Vietim   Come To Untimely Deaths While Ridmg In Jeep: 5 Others Suffer Unjury

7 Lose Lives . ‘In -Auto Crask   Three Cars Figure in Fata Mishap on, Rain-Swep Highway. Near Monson.

Sen. Capehart Assured Free  G.0.P. Ride   _State* Party: Heads : Developing. ‘Slate’ -For-Presentation --T. Conclave Today

Republicans Will Choose Slate at Convention Today   Six, Including Leland Smith, Assured of Being Nominated

Ministers Demand Probe of Rackets  In Three Counties   21 Denominations Insist On Monongahela Valley Crime Cleanup

HELEDE; FIND MORE AODIES   Nebraska Toll of Drowned Stands at 10 Dead, Seven Missing.

Flood Toll Reaches 17 In Nebraska   Search for Bodies Continues as Waters Start to Recede

* * x a * x  Bodies of 11 Flood Victims Recovered; Six Still Missing

Hoarding Declines, Prices Still Mount  Food Costs Leading Rising Price Spiral

MERCY SLAYER'S TRIAL SPEEDED   Jurors Quickly Chosen For Case Of Physician Accused Of Killing His Canter Patient

Jury Nearly Complete For Sander Trial   Nine Chosen To Try ‘Mercy Killer’; No Spectators Allowed

Nine Jurors Are Selected To Try Mercy Death Case   Panel to Be Completed and all Cleared For Evidence by Nightfall, Prediction

Mercy. Slaying lury Selected.  Doctor Stands Trial   Doctor Stands Trial In Manchester, N. H

MERCY KILLING TRIAL MOVING AT FAST. PACE   Nine Jurors Chosen [ First Day; Doctor Remains Calm

Mercy Killing Jury May be Ready To Hear Evidence Before Nightiall

Jury Nearly Selected In Medie’s Trial   Mercy Killing Case Moves Toward Actual Testimony

Accuse Brannan  Say He Had Potatoes, Other Foods Destroyed  Neer Blamen

GOP Demands Voice In Nation’s Foreign Policy   Party Also Pledges Itself Against...  Sacialiem In New Camnaion Plane

Liberty Against Socialism, GOP Slogan for ‘50  United Foreign Policy Set Up In Statement

(1.0. P. DEMANDS VOICE IN NATION'S FOREIGN POLIC)   Fighting 1950 Campaign Document Drawn Up by Leaders in All-Day Secret  Sactcinn   PROMISES TO END “RECKLESS” SPENDING   Declares Major Issue in Forthcoming Election Fight Is “Liberty Against Socialism.”

1950 Campaign Document Demands Voice In The Initiation Of ‘United American Foreign Policy;’ Condemns Communism

GOP ADOPTS FIGHTING SLOGAN   Liberty Against Socialism, Theme  In 1950 Campaign

GOP Oppose: Socialism, In Document  Camnanian Statement   Campaign Statement Advocates Lower Varnes And Feanamy

Party Pledges Fight Against Socialism GOP Demands Voice In Foreian Policy

GOP in Fighting Mood  1950 Campaign Document Fires Broadcast at Foe

"Soei-licay”’ Oppescd Republicans Air Fighting 1950 GCanwaion Statement

‘Soft Attitude’ Against Reds in Govt. Assailed   GOP Comes Up With Fighting 1950 Campaign Document After Day of Hot Debate; Tax Cuts Urged.

GOP Demands Equal Hand In Foreign Policy   Fighting Campaign Document Pledges To Op: pose. Socialicm?:

G. O. P. Declares: Day’s Issue Liberty Against Socialism   Party Statement of Principles for 1950 Demands Role in Formation of ‘United American Foreign Policy’ and Condemns Softness to Pro-Reds in Government ~

Mine Seizures Hinted As Coal Stocks Dwindle   UMW Faces Heavy Fines If Strike Continues Friday

MOUNTAIN AREA   Freak Weather. Hits Nation as  ’ Tornadoes, High Winds Lash Six  * Slates — Dust Storms in New  “Mexico ‘and Texas — 14 Inch Snow In Casper, Wyoming.

Gales Hurt 51, Storms Racing  To Lake Area   Many Homes Razed; Dust Hits New Mexicc Texas; Snow Rockies

SNOW FALLS IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Freak Weather “Hits. Nation as Tornadoes, High Winds Lash Six States — Dust Storms in New Mexico and Texas:— 14 Inch  Suow in Casper, Wyoming.

Thick Coat Of Dust Expected To Seifie As Winds Diminish; Stiow Falls In Rockies

Close Defiance College For Two Weeks   Coal Scarcity Advances Easter Vacation Period

Guard Coal Loading for Cleveland   Patrol, Deputies Called After Two Trucks Are Dumped

TL ELLA OTT ADD LLL LLL DLL ALLL  lowa Democrats Converge on Des Moines for State Parley

JET MAKES 3300 MILES ACROSS ATLANTIC FROM ENGLAND IN 10 HR .1 MIN

Photographer Tells Of Assassination Try Small-Scale War Rages: In Front Of President's Houce

Six Minor Mishaps Here 7 Injured in Two Collisions  On Central Missouri Highways

 Six Minor siniai i Here~ 7 Injured in Two Collisions On Central Missouri Highways

Service In Denial He Aided Reds   State Department Veteran Says He Resisted Communist:

Service Declarés Tried To. Resist Red: Domination   Tella Hearing MeCarthy's Charges Are Not True: Takes Contrary. Stand

SERVICE DENIES HE AIDED REDS   Accused Diplomat Declares He Did All He Could To Resist Communists.

Service Worked To Help Chinese Resist the Reds?   Gives Testimony At Public Session

Testifies at Committee Hearing; Had Askec Chance to Present Case   Diplomat Asked Hearing In Public   HickenlooperOffers New Document Seized In  Amerasia Raid in 1945

SERVICE DENIES ANY FRIENDSHIP WITH THE REDS  gy CAREER DIPLOMAT TAKES STAND AT

DIPLOMAT IS GIVEN CHANCE TO BE HEARD   Veteran Foreign Service Officer Enters General Denial of Charges Made By MeCarthy   AT A PUBLIC HEARING

Gives Lie _ ToM Carthy Charges   Service Flatly Denies He Aided China Reds Or Otherwise Helped  Cause of Cammunigsm

SERVICE DENIES HE ROOTED FOR CHINA COMMIES   Career Diplomat Tells Senate Probers He Resisted Red Domination

Service Claims  He Resisted Red March in China —   Career Diplomat Accused of Aiding Communists Holds Firmly to Denial

Says Charges Are Not True   Career Diplomat. John $ Service Testities at Ope: Hearing Today.

‘Service Says ‘He Opposed Reds in China   State Department Worker Challenges McCarthy Charades

Service Says He Resisted Reds in China  Diplomat Granted   Diplomat Granted Public Hearing Before Committee

Service Testifies In Public Hearing McCarthy Charge   Career Diplomat Declares He Did All He Could to Resist Chinese Communist Domination in Rebuttal

Four Boy Scouts Perish From Cold On Drifting Raft   Bodies Are Recovered In Lake Erie; Were After A Driftine Canoe

4 Young Boys Perish On Life Raft In Pursuit Of Canoe On Lake Erie

Four Boy Scouts Found Dead In Life Raft: Had Chased  Drifting Canoe Into Lake

lake Erie Adventure  Fatal To Four. Boys Youths Die OF. Exposure  On Little © Rubber’ ; ~ Life Rafe

4 BOYS ON RAFT DIE OF EXPOSURT   YOUNGSTERS ADRIFT ALL NIGHT ON LAKE—SET OUT TO RETRIFVE CANOE.

Four-Day “Food Pageant Cooking School” Opens Temorrow; To Give Menu Planning, Preparation Ideas   Meat Cookery Stressed

Hunt Way to Stop Reds in East Asia  Jessup Present for _ Bangkok Conference

U. S. Task Force Traps 3,000 Red Troops Near ‘Pohang On East Coast

Gen. Walker Tells Troops They: Soon Will: fo on==_.Offensive: Action at Taegu

General Walker Visits Front: End Run Traps 3,000 Reds   ‘OREAN TANKS HIT BY AIR FORCE FIRE

North Korean: Battle Yanks For Hill Posts   Two High Positions Recaptured By Commie Attacks

Push Opens 35 Miles East Of Taegu; Nearer Taegu, Rede Engage UN ForcesInSeesaw For Hill Position

Moulder fo Address Fall Meeting of Missouri's REA °  300 Are Expected at Parley Opening  AMA RFRFAW

Moulder to Address Fall Meeting of Missouri's REA  300 Are Expected at Parley Opening  Tomorrow

aS Se, ee, Sn. en SS, a Si: Se Se a: Se -UBBOCK COUNTY COUPLE GETS $700 MORE IN PRIZES  First Bale Brings $1,060

k * x * *« * « x = * x Ras « _UBBOCK COUNTY COUPLE GETS $700 MORE IN PRIZES  First Bale Brings $1 O6C

HYMN SINGERS QUTSMART 60 STATE POLICE   Gov. Schricker Withdraws “Task Force’ At Onward To Avoid Violence.

~ -~ -~ ad ~*~ x x  State. Troopers Called Off  In Indiana Town School Row

Vessel Is Struck By Swedish Craft; Chance of Saving Missing Sailors ° Believed Remote

British Craft Struck by Vessel in Thames   Section of Undersea Boat Sheared Off; Marker Buoy Founnd, Spurring Hopes

About 60 Men Are Believed Trapped Inside Submarines Battered Hull; May Be Alive

Swedish Ship Rams Big Undersea Craft In thames Estuary   Collision Occurs During Thick Fog: 59 Men Still Unaccounted for Believed Trapped in Battered Steel Hull About 54 Feet Under Water

Rescuers Pull 15 Men Out of Thomas Estuary   Hope Still Held Some May Be Alive in Compartments in Submarine's Hull 54 Feet Reneath Surface.

Heavy-Prowed Swedish Tanker Responsible  Rescue Craft Rush To Rescue Trapped Members Of Crew

British Sub Hit; 15 Saved   Sighting of Buoy Raises Hope for 6Llin Sunken Hull

Hull of Truculent Sought in Estuary; Craft Hit by Tanker Saw Service in War

British Sub, 76 Aboard, Sinks After Collision   15 Crewmen Rescued After Swedish Vessel Rams Truculent; Discovery of Buoy From _ Hulk Raises Hopes For 61 Missing

15 Men Picked Up As Swedish Ship Rams Navy Craft   Hopes For More Survivors Spurred By Discovery Of Marker Buoy Fired From Hulk

61 MEN TRAPPED IN SUNKEN SUB AFTER COLLISION   Rescue Hopes High As Buoy Is Discovered; 15 Britons Are Saved

BRITISH RAMMED, SUNK WITH 76 ABOARD   14 Men Rescued; Two Are Known Dead; 60 Are Believed Trapped

British Submarine With 76AboardRammed, Sunk;  14 Of Crewmen Rescued

Anglo Sub Sinks With 76 Aboard  15 Known Safe, Marker Buoy May Mean Men Alive in Hulk

SIIB Million Home: GE Marks 50th Anniversary By Dedicatine New Laboratory

SANDY LAKE YOUTH ELECTED FF A HEAD   Carl Chess Named Today At Penn State Meeting

Intrastate Toll Boost Is Filed   Higher Long Distance Rates Expected to Go Into Effect Sept. 30

War Supplies Slowed Down By Yard Row   Meat and Steel Movement  Slowed by Walkout Bee Roaxee

Ostrander Firm Gets Contracts For Street Work   Parking to be Limited On Fifth St. When Work is Completed

AWARD. STREET JOB. CONTRACT   Union Asphalt Of Ostrander Gets Recurfacina Jab

Gov. Duff Pulls Name Out Of Hat   Payments Wall Start Mar, 15 In Order Of Selctions Being Established Today.

150.000 IN NOVEMBER DRAFT eet tte  War To Have No Serious  Effect On College Rolls

Hershey Plans To Call 50,000 More Draftees  Draft Not Likely To Hurt Enrollment

In Taegu Sector  Shifts By Reds Puzzle To UN.   Eneni} Drifting Eastward Alang Defense Line Of Vangks, South Woreans

Truman Sets World Stage Peace Drive   Asserts U, S. Backs Asian Fight Against Russian Agcression

Pres. Truman Arrives Late   Flight From California De layed by Fog—Lands a! Andrews Airfield.

Increase In Armed Strength   Truman ina Strong Address Says ‘Free Way of Life be Preserved’

Fog Delays Truman Plane For Two Hours   Presidential Craft, Makes Landing At Andrews Field

Fog Holds Up Landing,  Forces Detour of Plane Ry EGQAJIECT BR VAPFACH   Full Text on Page 14

BOY FEEDING ELEPHANTS AT CIRCUS KILLED   Animal Grabs Him With Trunk and Steps on His Head.

AN ELEPHANT KILLS   Child Was Feeding Peanut: to Animals at Ringling  Winter Quarters

Elephant Kills Boy at Circus  Child Giving Peanuts Grabbed and Trampled

Licus & Fugeay JEFines  Elephant Crushes Five-Year-Old Boy to Death

CHILD KILLED BY ELEPHANT   Five-Year-Old Boy Dies Beneath Foot of Huge Animal

Child Killed By Elephant   Huge Beast Steps On Boy Who Had Slipped ' ‘Under Rope to Get Nu

Youth Killed by Circus Elephant   ‘ Horror Stricken Parents See Five-Y ear-Old Beneath Hoof of Chained Elephant at Sarasota

Little Boy Trampled by Elephant While Visiting Big Top’s Quarters

Boy Killed By Elephant In Florida   Tramped To Death While Feeding Peanut: To Circus Animal

 Ringling Tragedy Probed  Boy, 5, Killed by Elephant At Show’s Winter Quarters

Circus Elephai Elephant Kills Small Boy  Stomps Youngster, 5, ig ee ee el ee VE

Five-Y ear-Old Boy Killed By Elephant  At Circus Winter Quarters In Florida

Temperatures   Heavy Damage Inflicted; Officials Doubiful China Has Entered War

Believed to Be Koreans Out of  Chinese Army .   Sonth Koreans 50 Miles  Over Border; Chinese % Dede Wetrhad

Supplies For Reds Halted By Assault   South Koreans Reach 50 Miles Behind Gwn Line

Reds Attempting To Deliver Aid To Fleeing Forces   Supplies Needed to Make Any Stand Against S. Koreans

Blazing Holiday Display Kills Ten   Expect Damage From Fire Starting in Toyland To Exceed $500,000 Mark

Blazing Holiday Display Kills 10  Halifax Store Dama: To Exceed $500,000

Ten Die In First Tragedy Of Christmas   Gaily-Lit Display In Department Store Bursts Into Flame

Most Agencies Seeking Increases—  Governor Resumes Budget Hearings

Beardsley Holds Budget Hearings For State Agencies   Get Requests as Basis for Message To Legislature

—————— ee  ——Cererererereeooorrrreeoor,ml ee  Bristol Youth Week Planned by C. of (¢

BRISTOL C. OF C. TO SPONSOR YOUTH WEEK   Preliminary Plans for ’51 Program To Get Under Way Late in Fall   TWO NEW MEMBERS

Reds Battle Fiercely On Coastal Roac   Estimated 7,000 Troops Hurl Back Allied Spearhead

Chinese and Korean Communists Retnforced by Sea Hurl Back Allied Spearhead Around Tokchon.

Fight at Tokehon Highway      Only Token Resistance Offered To Allics on Other Fronts

BYRD SEES o0 PCT, BOOST IN SPENDING   SENATOR RFLIFV ES v ‘ VFARLY OUTLAYVS WILL REACH 60 TO to RILLION.

Byrd Views $70 Billion Arms Fund   Sees $20 Billion Boost Above Prewar Outlay

30 Billion Hike In U. S. Budget Seen by Byrd   Solon Figures War Will Make Total Cost $$0-370 Billion

Byrd Sees Budget Hike   Says Military Needs   Says Military Needs Will Boost Spending

Byrd Sees $70 Billion Defense Bill  Figures Taxes Will Fall Short Of Marl  po... ~~ qe Rilisac

Senator Predicts Spending Boost   Federal Expenditures Will Far Exceed Tax Levies Says Economy Advocate

Senator Predicts Federal Spending At $60 Billion   Byr*}Claims Expenses W" éxceed Revenue Rv... 410.000.000.000 Soar

Byrd Predicts Annual Deficit Of $10 Billion   $60.000,000,000 Declared Minimum Yearly Budget Durine Korean War

Freed Fliers Get $100,000 in Offers For Captivity Story   Several Agencies Bid For Facts from Two Men Held by China Commies

Lattimore. Wife Lean to Reds. Witness Avers   Kx-British Communist Savs Professor Has Important Role in Plot

Witness Says Lattimore Served Reds   Former Communist Has No Evidence He Was in Party

WITNESS SAYS LOYALTY TAG IS APPARENT   Freda Utley, Former Communist, Is Heard By Senate Committee

a Asks  n Inquiry   Wants To Determine If Senator's Charges Are ‘Hoax’

Ex-Red Says He Follows Soviet Line   Freda Utley Heard By Senators Probing McCarthy Charges

California Flood Drives 8,500 Out of Homes   Damage Estimated at $10,000,000; Two Aged Men Die

Uvalde Area Hit by Freeze  Damage to Vegetable Set at $2.500.000

CHURCHILL'S SON SUFFERS WOUND   War Correspondent Struck In Foray Of U.S. Patrol. Into Enemy Territory— Another Writer Hi¢

CHURCHILL'S SON IS HIT BY SHELL   IN. S. ‘Newswriter Alsc Struck But Neither Hurt Seriously

MOVIE COUPLE PLAN TO SECURE DIVORCE   Robert Taylor And Barbara Stanwreck Reach Parting of The  Vax

Reverses Acheson Aide on U. S. Pursuit Past 38th Parallel   Victorious Gains Won’t Curtail Arms Drive, President Stresses

General Restores Korean Capital  To President Who Rallies Nation for Reconstruction, Deplores War Toll; Vanks. South Koreans Near Border

Ex-Bootlegger Indicted In Tax Evasion Probe   Government Alleges James Rutkin Failed To Report $250.000 Fram Shady Daal   Two -Gl's Plead Innocent In Austrian Kidnap Plot   Army Court Martial Trying Pair Who Allegedly Worked for Russians

BUT NO POLITICAL RACE THIS YEAR  O’Daniel Says He'll Reveal  Government’s ‘Awful Truth’

O’Daniel Aiming kor Presidency?  Not Candidate For Governor This   Not Candidate For Governor This Year But Leaves Door Wide Open

Anybody Get Any Money Back?— 0’Daniel’s Presidential Aspirations Pondered By Political Observers Now

Ferguson, Taft Both Invade Northeast Ohio   GOP Chairman Says Auditor's Campaign Is ‘Falling Apart’

Campaign Of Ferguson “Falling Apart,’ Head Of Taft For Senate Group States

McCarthy Again Hits At Acheson   Charges Plot To Give Asia to Reds

Senator Renews Charges of Reds In High Positions   McCarthy Delivers "Roughest’ Attack on Lattimore, Acheson

McCarthy Declares Lattimore, Acheson Intend to Deliver  Asia to Communists

Claims “‘Acheson-Lattimore Axis"  + Plans to Deliver Asia, Pacific To Communists While Pretending To Fight Them   CLAIMS LATTIMORE MASTERMINDED PLOT

‘Roughest Speech Yet’ Is Promised by McCarthy at Atlantic City Meet Today

McCarthy Says Asia And Pacific To Be Delivered To Reds   Denounces Acheson, And Lattimore

MeCARTHY OM AR IN BLAST AT EVIL HOA}   Speech Billed as “Toughest Yet” Repeats Attack on Acheson.

Flaming Meteor Seen Last Night By  People From Tennessee To Indiana

METEOR FLASH SEEN IN STATE   Many Watch Phenomenon In Sky Seemingly Short Distance Away.

Big Meteor Widely Seen   Tennessee, Indiana  Residents See Flash

DR. W. E. TILBERG BOY SCOUT SPEAKER   Dean Of Gettysburg College Will Address Conewago District Meeting Nov. 14

ALL AMUSEMENT ‘BUILDING BANNED BY GOVERNMENT   Forty-Four Types of Construction Qutlawed by ‘ Order, Effective Last Midnight.   CITY AND STATE PROJECTS AFFECTED   Steel Industry Directed to Furnish 310,000 Tons Monthly for New Freight Cars.

U. 5. MOVES ANEW TO CRUSH BUILDING BOOM—BANS AMUSEMENT CONSTRUCTION

MORE CURBS HINTED All Amusement Building Halted: Protests Expected

CONSTRUCTION BOOM BROKEN “BY RIGID BAN   Recreatinal Building Frozen By. Sweeping Federal Edict

Sweeping Ban on Much Building   New Government Move t Flatten Boom, Saves Materials.

NPA Bans Alt Amusement Construction  Order Is Effective Last Midnight To   Order Is Effective Last Midnight To Save For Rearming

Ban To Flatten Building Boom  NPA Halts Building Of Amusement Spot

Production Authority Forbids Amusement Place Building   Government Moves To Flatten Construction Boom and Save Materials for Rearmament

NPA Applies New Bans  On Building   Amusement Projects Barred as Fresh  Curtailments Taam

Building Ban Imposed in Federal Order   Government Moves to Flatten Construction Boom

Decree Clamps Rigid Controls Upon 44 Item:   Federal Authority Applies New Curbs Over Protest Of Industrial Cronn

ef Allocated: ee ee  Ban On Anusement Building Hints of Tighter Controls

Sweeping Amusement Building Ban Clamped On   Materials Needed For Rearmament; Steel Allocated — For Freight Cars

Non-Essential Building Ou   Alt Amusement Construc. tion Forbidden By Government

RED KOREAN ‘ARMY. RIPPED BY BOMBERS   Continuance of Air Assaults Assured by Good Weather Over the Fighting Sector   AUSSIES IN ACTION

U.S. Air Might Lashes at Red Korea Invaders   Communist Columns Taking to Cover to Avert Dayliaht Raids

Bombs, Rockets Slow levaders’ Tank Drive   U. S. Infantrymen Expected to Go Into Combat Duty Today; Communists Push Four Columns Across Han River

WU. S$. Aerial Might Rips Red Troons   American Fighte Pilots Batter Korean Troops;  Capital Bombed

Convoys Hit Hard By U.S. North Korean Ships Blasted By Yank  slate

Advancing Rec Korean Forces Hit By Planes  U. S. Gets Aid As Aussie Air Force Goes Into Action

Truman Plans No Address Now On War Crisis   Decision Made During Conference In Blair House

Truman Not fo Talk fo Congres  President: Has No’ Pla to Discuss Korea

TRUMAN TO MAKE NO KOREA TALK   Will Not Address Congress, Nation, Blair House Secret Parley Decides

President Will Not Talk to Congress About Korea--Ross   Secretary Reports No. Intenvior of Speeches Mow.

American Officer Loses Contempt Of North Koreans After Watching Red Tanks Duel With U. S. Gunners

‘Showrcom, Garage Burn   Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Huce Structure

Destructive Fire  Leaps About Town High Winds, Fanning  Blave Recnancibie

Democrats, United and Calm, Confident As They Start’50 Campaign Machine

Bandit Pair Hunted In Phoenix Area   Believed Hiding Out in Capital City

BANK THIEVES ELUDE POLICE   Search Continues for Pair In Phoenix Holdup

ARMY WORKS ON NEW NERVE GAS   CHEMICAL WARFARE CHIEF SAYS REDS HAVE NAZI SECRETS

U.N. Forces Expand Korea Bridgehead  Some Red Troops In Withdrawal On  a 

Kesistance By Reds Is Lightening  Withdrawals on i ee 7   Withdrawals on  Northwest Front Puzzle the Allies; Air Battles Rade

Allied Forces Make Gains In No. Korea   U. S. Planes Battle Red Jets For 85 Minutes In ‘Longest’ Dogfight

Enemy Makes Mysterious  Withdrawal   Chinese Red _ Resistance Eases Suddenly on Northwest Front; Air Battle Is Reported.

Red Pressure Against U.S.  Forces Eased   Yank, British Units Advance Near Anju, Marines Gain Mile

Chinese Reds  Withdraw in  Some Sectors Allies Inch Forward  In Northwest Area— Missctamoc Rant rere

Allied Officers Alert For Trick By Communists  Tough Fighters Pour

Withdrawal. is Puzzling   Situation Cogtinues Serious With More Reds Rollitig South to Bettle Front 

Allies Expand Bridgehead In North Korea   Advent of Chinese Reds Into Battle Causes Trouble

Russian-Builf Jets Routed In Aerial Assaulf  Red Resistance Is Eased; Big Force Said Withdrawn

Chinese. Tactics  A Puzzle   Disappearance in Area Once Strongly Held Hard to Explain, But Allies Take No Chances

ALLIES REPORT SLIGHT GAINS IN NORTH KOREA   OFFICERS PUZZLED AT WITHDRAWAL OF CHINESE RED TROOPS

Pressure Eases Against Allies or Korean Fronts   Some Reds Withdraw Mysteriously; Yanks Expand Bridaehend

U.N. Bridgehead Spreads As Red Force Withdraws   Mysterious Enemy Retreat Donates Two Miles To U. N,

RED TROOPS IN MYSTERY WITHDRAWAL   Yanks and British Expand Bridgehead Over ChongChon River as Reds Fall Back in Korea.   ALLIED WARPLANES BURNING VILLAGES   Flush Out Chinese Soldiers Who Wear Reversible Civilian-Army Uniforms. Marines Advance.

Some Chinese Units Withdraw; Mustangs Rout Russian Jets  Slower U.S. Planes Score   Slower U. S. Planes Score Three Hits on Soviet-Built Craft in 85-Minute Air Battle

North Koreans Offering First  Defense in East  U.N. Units Puzzled By Withdrawals of  smart c Thvicinne

Withdrawal Puzzling To U.N. Troops   Propelier-Driven Mustangs Repulse Soviet Built Jets

u. v. OTIGGeNeaG Expanded: Enemy Force Withdraws   Chinese Red Resistance Eases and Marines Go

Slim Bridgehead Expands as Red Troops Pull Out   Allies Perplexed Over Withdrawal Of Red Forces

United Nations Forces Expand Slim Bridgehead North of Chongchon River as Reds Withdraw.

Red Resistance Eases Suddenly In Some Sectors   Perplexed by Red Withdrawal After Halting Advance

Communists Withdrawing Mysteriously   Mustang Fighters Drive Off Russian-Built Jets In Longest Air Battle of Korean War

Communist Fall Back Surprise To Allies   Air Force Active Along Front, Fights Soviet-Made Jets

Yanks, British Make Gains As Opposition Fades   Expand Bridgehead North Of Chongchon River; Mustang Planes Beat Off Speedy Soviet Craft

Resistance I[¢ Stronger In Some Areas   Zero Weather Hampers Advance Of Combat Team Nearing Border

Resistance By Chinese Down In Northwest   Mustangs Drive OJ Russ-Made Jets In 85-Minute Dogfight

3 U. N. Forces Make Advance  In River Sector   U.S. Planes Rout Jets; Burn Towns to Flush Chinese Reds

China Commies Ease Resistance On RW Front  "U.S. Mustangs Rout ., Faster Soviet-Built  Jets bn 85-Min. Duel

U. N. Forces Are Perplexed Over Red Withdrawals   Communists May Be Girding for Major Attack in Korea.

Siower U. 5. Planes Kout Jets in 85-Minute Battle  CHINA AIM IN DOUBT  Protection of North Korean Power Grid May Be Main Object

Mustang Fighters Chase Soviet Jets   Some Communists On Northwest Korean Front Mysteriously Withdraw; Little Opposition Is Met On That Front

U.S. Planes Rout Newest Enemy Jets   Communist Resistance Mounts In Northeast Sector; Troops Battle In Zero Weather

Chinese Withdrawal Has Allied Officers Puzzled   Planes In Border Battles Supply Only Serious Action Of War Today; Russian Jets Attack U. S. Mustangs.

Troops’ Advance A little More Than Two Miles Some Reds Withdraw  In Northwest Area

Allies Expand Slight Hold On River Are:   Some Communists With draw from Northwest War Front

Allies Expand — Bridgehead in Northwest Korea  Chinese Pull Back In Some Sectors, but No Full Withdrawal .

U.S. Planes Rout Soviet  Made Jets   Chinese Red Resistance Eases Suddenly on One Front; Marines Capture Stratecie Rides

Red Resistance Slackens Today In N. Korea   U.N. Forces Expand Bridgehead; Pilots In Long Air Fight

BETES AAA, se  Battle CHINA AIM IN DOUBT  Piticction of North Korean Power Grid May Be Main Obiect

Some Foes Withdraw; Allies Gain   U.S. Mustangs Rout Russian-Built Jets In 85-Minute Air Duel

Bridgehead Is Expanded on  Korean Front   Mysterious Withdrawal Is Noted by Some of The Communist Force

UN LEADERS * PERPLEXED BY LATEST MOVES   Reversible Clothes Found On Bodies Of Dead Chinese

Allies Move Ahead Slowly As Some Reds Withdraw   MUSTANG FIGHTERS ROUT RUSSIAN JETS IN LONGEST AIR BATTLE OF WAR

Enemy Jets Routed in Big Air Battle   Reds’ Withdrawal After Victories Puszles Allies

Ohio Governor, Senator Races Grow Feverish   Taft, Ferguson, Lausche, Ebright Stumping State

PRISONERS ‘INTERVIEWED* Gls Pictured as Uncultured - Ganasters in Red Gazette

Reds Picture US Soldiers As'Uncultured Ganasters   Fear Other Commies Fight In Korea War

Paper Calls Americans ‘Uncultured  Gangsters’   Stockholm Petition Reportedly Signed By War Prisoners

THREE REBS, TWO DAMYANKEES  Five GI’s Go AWOL To Reach Front Lines And Demand Action

French Troops Occupy Capital Of Rebe! Outfit   Important Red Base Captured

Jobless Figure Hikes in Wake Of Coal Strike   7,000 Workers Out Of Jobs i in ThreeWeek Miners’ Walkout

Industries In. Cutbacks Due To Coal Strike   Railroads And Steel Mills Lay Off Men: Low.Fuel Prices Soar

Truman Bolsters Forces in Europe   Bill To Send More Troops Is Signed

U. S. Supports International Military Foree   President Approves ‘Substantial Increase’ For Western Europe

MORE U. §. TROOPS 106010 EUROPE   i TRUMAN APPROVES ‘*SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES” IN FORCES NOW THERE.

More Soldiers For Europe Truman Plan  Larger Allied Force To Curb Russians, Seen As Necessity

European Aid Hike Approved   Atlantic Pact - Nations Asked To Match Arms

Truman OK’s More Troops For Europe  U.S. Ready To Aid   U.S. Ready To Aid Formation Of Force To Defend West

U.S. fo Boost. ‘Armed Forces In West Europe   Truman Calls on Allies to Match American Increases

President Approves Substantial Increase Of US Armed Forces In Western Europe

More Forces Due in Europe   Trumen Approves Increases; Guard Divisions May Bo Sent in Interim Moya

FOR WEST EUROPE  Calls On Pact Allies To ‘Match Our Actions In This Regard’  EXTENT OF U.S, STEPS TO DEPEND ON MEMBERS

Truman Okavs  GI’s For West   More Forees Will Go To Europe; Action Urged

TRUMAN APPROVES MILITARY EXPANSE FOR WEST EUROPE   Calls On Pact Allies To ‘Match Our Actions In This Renard’   EXTENT OF U.S. STEPS TO DEPEND ON MEMBERS

Terms Outlined for Japanese Peace Treaty  More U.S. Armed Power in Europe Approved

U.S. To Hike  Size Of West  Europe Forces Truman Calls On Pact   Truman Calls On Pact Nations To Match Act; Only Part Of Program

Okeh Given On Western Eurone Arms   Approves Increases in U.S. Military Forces for Western Europe; Asks Others to Match Them

President’ Okays Increasing Troops In Western Europe  Calls On Pact Allies To Match U. S. Effort As Big Three Meeting Nears

Truman Approves Increased Forces To Defend Europe   Number America Will Send Contingent On Other Atlantic Pact Allics To “Match Our Actions In This Regard,” President Asserts

Truman Approves Increases In Forces in Western Europe   Asks Atlantic Pact Nations to Match U.S. Contribution to Step Communists

Lewis Accepts  Murray Proposal  Green Also Likes Labor Meraer Idea

[EW to Endorse Plan inlet td  Lewis Tells Murray He Favors Eventual Merger of Unions

17,089 Idle In Strike Of 400 Trainmen Af Pittsburgh Plant   Jones & Laughlin Closed Throwing 32,000 Out Of Work

PLANT STALLED BY TRAIN CREW   Strike Of Trainmen Causes Idleness OF 12,000 Steel Workers AL Pittsburgh Producer.

17,009 Idled By Waikout of Alt   Trainmen Strike At ‘Jones and Laughlin

17,000 Idled By Strike of 400 Trainmer   Jones and Laughlin Steel Plant Closed By Discharge Dispute

One Fired; 17,000 Are Made Idle   400 Trainmen Quit, Idling Giant Works Of Jones-Laughlin Steel Corporation

STEEL COMPANY IS CLOSED DUE T0 RAIL STRIKE   17,000 Idle At Jones And Laughlin; Discharged Worker, Cause

Rail Walkout To Close Big Steel Mills  Trainmen Quit And Make 17000 Idle

Union Balks at Discharge of Conductor   Picket Lines Throwr About Big Jones & Laughlin Plant

Strike Ties   Walkout of Trainmen On Branch Rail Line Forces Mill to Close ‘

17,000: Idled By Trainmen- Strike   400 Trainmen Strike Because of Discharge OF Pittsburgh Man

BRT Strike Ties Up Steel Plant At Pittsburgh   Company Spokesman Says 12,000 Workers Will Be Forced to Idleness

RAILROAD ROW , IDLES 20,00¢   Dispute Over Discharge O! One Man Starts Fuss

400 Rail Strikers Have 17,000 Idle In Stel Industry   Dispute Over The Firing Of Conductor Cause Of ft All.

WAUKON FARMER KILLS WIFE, SELF   Calls Deputy Sheriff Before Taking Own Life

WOMAN SAVES SON rROM DROWNING   QUICK ACTION REVIVES CHILD AFTER HE FALLS INTO WATER-FILLED CROCK.

U, 5. SOLDIERS MAULED FOR WEE ON KOREAN FRON   G. L's Entered Fight Unprepared and Both They and Their Generals Underestimated Reds.   MORALE AFFECTED BY ENEMY GAINS   Ground Lost Will Have to Be Retaken When Our Strength Develops, but Cost Will Be High.

Week Ago Gls Met Reds in Korea:  Since, a Story of Retreats, Losses

Plainly Evident U.S. Was Surprised And Unprepared For Red Invasion

ENEMY UNDERESTIMATED American Forces Still Lack Strenath to Win in Koreo

Unpreparedness Held Responsible For U. 5. Setbacks   Whiter Cites Reasons For Early Reverses; Sees  Jolt Ahead for Reds

PRYOR. STUDIES  POWER PLANT   W. A. Graham, Wealthy Banker, Offers $100,000 Toword Purchasing System

Republicans Line Up For New Attacks On Foreign Aid Program   Already Kicked Around By Various Forces Including The ‘Irish Bloc’

BILLION - DOLLAR CASH REDUCTION PROPOSAL NPCED   Economy: Advocates Call For Tie-Up Of Part Of Marshall Fund And Press For Another $150,000,060 Cut.

GOP Aims Blasts At Foreign Aid   Program Supported By Administration Gets Kicked Around

GOP Renews Marshall Plan Fund-Slashing  Trish Members Tack   Irish Members Tack On Proviso Knocking Britain Out Of Bill

G. 0. P. MAPS NEW ATTACKS   House Votes To Switch $1,000,000,000 From Foreign Aid MAY LOP OFF MORE

Foreign Aid Proposals Face Renewed Criticism By Republican Leaders

New Manager For Cleveland   Al Lopez of Indianapolis Club to Succeed Lav  Boudreau Next Year.

i —NEW BERTH FOR BOUDREAU— Al Lopez NewM anager of Cleveland Indians

Al Lopez To Manage Cleveland  Roudrenu Out  After 9 Years— mm er. lM

Al Lopez Hired To Replace Lou Boudreau  Ex-Tribe Pilot To Take Another

Lopez is Named Cleveland Pilot   Succeeds Lou Boudreat As Cleveland Manager; Move Proves Surprise

Al Lopez To Manage Cleveland  Roudreau Out   Boudreau Out After 9 Years— IYear Contract

Lonez Chosen As Suecessor To Boudreau   Lou Slated For Another Major Manager's Job

Truman to Ask Funds Tuesday   $10 Billion War Program  Rhieanrinkg Diva

$10 Million Request Will Go To Congress Tuesday   Truman’s Program Will Be Outlined To Solons In Appropriation Request Expected This Week

Truman Readies Defailed Request For War Funds  Senate And House hedule Hearings On Defense Proaqram

Detailed Plan On U.S. War Role Readied   Arms Blueprint Due Tuesday; Tax Data Leter

Conaress Gets Korea War Fund Bill This Week  $10 Billion Sought To Fight Far East Battle, Gird For  Qehar Emarnanrieac

Truman Drafting War Blue-Print For Congress   $10 Billions Will Be Asked To Help Fight Korean War

Congress Ready to Act Fast   Tip on How New Tax Program Will Work Due Wednesda:

Blue-print of War Cost: Due Tuesday   Truman Message Will Be Tip-off on New Tax Program

President Will Send  Blueprint To Congress   Truman Schedules Tuesday Completion ‘Of Detailed Request

Truman Readies Blue-Print of War Program  Congress To Receive BA... get me — cg

Truman Shaping Outline Of Needs In Korean Crisis   Nation Likely To Get TipOff On New Taxes Wednesday; All-Out Mobilization Urged By Johnson

Congress To Be Asked For Money Tues.   May Give Details On Extent Of New Taxes Wednesday

Elevator Tragedy Narrowly Averted  Alert Operator Halts Falling Car

Loyalty Row To a Climax   University of California Fires 157 Refusing To Sign Non-Red Oath:

Mexico Joins Fugitive Hunt   Texas Sheriff-Killer Flees Across Border

TRUMAN PICKS PRESS CHIEF   Joseph H. Short, Jr., Will Take Place Of Charles G. Ross

LIMIT ON STATE LAND LEASES HELD UNLAWFUL   Justice Department Rules TwentyYear Restriction On Builders Of New Cottages Is Illegal

Ex-City Gl Admits  Russian Kidnap Deal!   Sgt. John Frankey, Pal Confess Handing Over Austrian to Red Agents for $250

Police Reveal 2 Old Rackets   Double "Hoax". Barec By Chief Davis

Worst Yet to Come--Food Prices Several Jumps Ahead of Korean War News

Living Cost Hike Keeping Ahead of War   Boosts Attributed To ‘Precautionary Buying” by Dealer:

Prices Soar, And Worst Is Yet to Come   Experts Can’t Explain Reason For Rush of Buying That Has Sent  Living Caste Foaming

Food Prices Are Soaring Rapidly Worst Is Ahead   Few Attempting to Explain, or Justify, The Swift Advance

Price of Food Continues Fly To High Mark   Worst Yet to Come Is View of Experts; No Explanation Offered For Sudden Upsurae

West Told It Must Arm or Face Attack  Gen. Bradley Worns 3 “42 Atlantic Notions

Cen. Bradley Warns Pact Nations They Must Build Armies  Must Create Forces Now or Face Russian Aggression, He Says

Bradley Urges Collective Army  Pact Nations Told To Strengthen Now

For Real Thrills Try Riding ©: the Mail Train From Signor to the Capital of Malay

SENATE LEADER ADDS PRESSURE FOR ACTION   More Congressmen Want Soft Coal Dispute Settled

Truman Issues No Statement To Coal Demand   Lucas Requests Move To Get Miners Back To Five-Day Week

Demand He Quit Rejected By Johnson  Has ‘No Apology’ For His Record

Johnson Declares Attacks Political  Refuses to Resign, Has ’No Apology’

Holiday Death Toll Hits 400   Texas Leads Nation With Total of 58

B-36 Bomber Crew Members Being Rescued   Last Six Being Taken Off Island Where They Parachuted

17 Survive B-36 Crash; One Hangs by Foot for 11 Hours Over Island Cliff

SIX AIRMEN FROM CRASHED BOMBER AWAITING RESCUE   Search Party Heads For Remaining Survivors in  - Duewed icland Farest

3 ian Kun WINA WARREN WILL RECOVER FROM: POLIO  AND WILL WALK AGAIN

Gey. Warren's Daughter To Walk Again After Being Struck By Polio

Campos Faces Attack Charae   Warrens Rejoice; Nina to Recover From Polio

Liberals. Seen     In First Test.  ... Vote Due T. oday es Parliament

Superstructure Of Belle Vernon Link In New Stanton-Washing + ton Express Highway Bid On At Harrisburg Today   FOURTH PROJECT - LINK IN UNDERTAKING

DE SOTO MAN KILLED   Kelsey Spotts Died Instantly ir Car Crash; Two Others Iniured

Three Gandidates Predict Victory   Smith, Reynolds And Graham Are Hopeful

Smith Predicts He Will Win In First Primary   60 Per Cent Of Votes Claimed

Sailor Terrorizing Train Passengers Faces Sanity Test   Plane Terrorist Committed To Institution

Celebrities Win ‘Father Of Year’ Awards Given By National Committee

Sault Defense Is International  Cities Agree to Mutual Assistance

Sth Army Takes  News Wire Units Equipment Needed, Reporters Told

Phones Taken, Korean News Cut fo Trickle   Army Officials Say Communication: Equipment Needed

War Writers’ Communications Lines From Korea Are Removed   Correspondents Able to File Only a Trickle Of Copy With Telephones and Teletypes Cut Off--Equipment Needed by Sianal Corps

Only Trickle Of News From Korean Front   Amy ‘Takes Over Teletype Phone Wires for Own Use

Removal Of Communications Lines  Cut Korean News Flow To Trickle

Correspondents’ Communications Are Taken Up   Army Uses Equipment To Build Up Lines To Military Posts

Carolinas Escape Tropic Hurricane  Big Storm Veering Away from Coastline

ne tin  Man Arrest:  Clothing.s1e? 0  Wante “Racket cm tay al Ay State

SALESMAN FACES OKLAHOMA CHARGE   ACCUSED OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSES FROM STUDENTS.

Yanks Fight Way Out of Death Trap   13-Day Battle Is One of Costliest In Marine History

Marine Losses  High in Korea   Estimated 4,000 Wounded Flown Out; General Lauds Spirit of Troops

WEAK POINTS IN DEFENSES WORRY CHIEFS   Budget for Military To Be Retained At 1950 Rate

U.S. Under Strong Attack From Within, Bradley Says  ‘We Have Pe ‘ople Ev: mpaete Spreading Procgaanda” He Declar

Former Official In Office of Stra. togic Services Blames Theft o Top Seerct Government Docu ments Recovered from Magazine Amerasia on “Lauk’ within State Department.

Grant Parole f Parole fo   Good Behavior, Poor Health influence Board

PARNELL THOMAS WILL BE FREED   Former Congressman Paroled After Cheating Federal Government

Thomas Granted Parole   Former Congressman Convicted Of Padding Government Payroll

Thomas To Be Given Parole From Prison   Served Nine Months Ox Payroll Padding Count: Health Reported Poor

Thomas Gains Parole Grant   Payroll Padder Is Free After Serving Half Of His Term

More Than 40,000 American Fightine Men Funneled Into Korea From U. S. in First Seven Weeks of War

40,000 Men Sent To Korean Area   Huge Shipments of Material and Fue Made During Last Seven Weeks

Governors To Help. Draft GOP Policy   Rep. Dolliver Qn Committee.

GOVERNORS 1 al WITH GOP POLICY BODY   Committee Will Meet Nex Week in Washington to Lay Plan.

19 GOP Governors Invited fo Help Map Party Policy   Meet Jan. 18-19 To Draft a New Policy Statement

STATE DEPT. AIDS LOVELORN  White House, Too, Helps Canadian Advice Seeker

Dilworth, Phila. Democrat, Enter: Governor Race  Announces Candidacy Last Night; Lancaster Group Plugs For Bard

Dilworth to Run For Governor.   Man Who Turned Bach Philadelphia GOP To Be Dem Candidale

Dilworth Is Avowed Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Governor; Maps Active Campaign

Hatteras Due To Feel Gale   Hurricane Warnings  Posted Alone Capes

Hammond Wants ‘Fog Horn’ for Cities After Yesterday's Alert Flop

‘Red Alert’ Air Raid fest in State a ‘Flon’   State Direcior Believes New. Unfamiliar Type of Warning Must Be Devised

Fernwood VFW To Seat Officers Friday Night Entertainment  And Dancing Are To Follow

Hold Local Man For Assaults  On Two Women  Richard Wardzala, 21, Nabbed By Men Aéter Chase

Hold Local Man For Assaults  On Two Women  Se eee ee Ae COR CVA iy   Richard Wardzala, 21 _ Nabbed By Men After Chase

Texas Guard Not Included In-Duty Call   Famed ‘Thunderbird’ Divis ion Veteran Of Four D-Days During W orld War Il

DIVISIONS IDENTIFIED  acc it nena RE matt Oe eS enema  Guard Outfits Called to Duty

IDENTIFY GUARD UNITS CALLED INTO SERVICE   "Sth, $0th, 43rd and 45th Infantry Divisions Being Federalwea

{ BIG GUARD UNITS CALLED FOR SERVICE   Army Bracing Ranks By Ordering Up Crack  Outits

National Guard Units Called Up Are Identified   Infantry Divisions And Regimental Combat Teams Are Included

National Guard  Called To Brace  Fighting Strength Three Infantry Divisions In — Outfits Alerted

28th Leaves For Home Posts  Division to Report To Atterbury Sept. 1

28th Division Breaks Camp   To Leave Indiantown Gap For Homes To  - Awail Induction

Pennsylvania Soldiers Receive Luxembourg Croix De Guerre Be Cae wrtannrereninrnrirareniesrannunrannninnenny Tn DR rmnr inte  28th Division Breaks Camp to Prepare for Federal Inductior

iMembers of Pennsylvania's 28th Division Break Camp To \Prenare For Federal Induction

Republicans Divided On Appointment   Several GOP Senators Criticize Truman’s Nomination of John Dulles As Acheson Adviser.

DULLES I$ NOT T00 POPULAR   Big Part of GOP Senate Wing Critical of Expert's Policies

NAMING DULLES PLEASES SOME   Republicans Hotly Against Truman Call It ‘Only Gesture’   QUICK TEST EXPECTED

Fear Railroad Strike Is Near  aaa eC   Threat Of Walkout By Week End Is Heard

Efforts to Avert Major Railroad Strike Continue  - ClO Steelworkers Withdraw Pickets

U.S. Moves To Prevent Rail Tieup   Steelman Calls For Joint Meeting Today; Impose Shipment Embargoes To Kev Terminals

Steelworkers Vote After Clast At Birmingham  Meat Cutters Sign Contract  With Swift & Co.

China Reds Open Chusan Offensive  Island One Of Last Chiang Fortresses

NATIONALIST YANGTZE RIVER BASE ATTACKED   7%  Chusan and Forinosa, Islands Only  Two Strongholds Stilt In‘Nationalist Hands.

30 Reds Are Arrested By’ Vienna Police  Allies Braced For Strike Disorders

May Well Be Day When United Nations Forces Reach Chinese Border   North Korean Troops Are Laying Down Their Arms And Surrendering By The Thousands. _

Two Republican Troop Columns 50 Miles From  K orean-Chinese Frontier

State May Dip Into Army's Coal Supplies   Secretary of Defense Johnson Tells Corps Commanders to Share Surplus Fuel Stocks

Army Depots To Share Coal With Indiana   Strip Mines Are Fumishing Trickle Of Needed Supply

Strives To Finish Work This Week   Appointment As Secret ary Of Defense Expecte To Follow Appearance  Before Committee.

FATRONS OF TYRO HALL NAME THEIR OFFICERS   Observance of Penna. Week Is Held by Farm Group   ‘MR. ANDERSEN MASTER

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   MUVEY VVVETE SE SW UT bi  Activities of Interest Teo All In The Various Communities GLEANED BY SCRIBES

REVEAL OMAHA DOCTOR MAKES $450 DAY X-RAYING RECRUITS   Rye PRANK SPENCER

Army Transports Are Using Kimpo   Airlift To Bolster Ctrenath In Korea

Big U. S. Planes Now Landing On Kimpo Airport  _ Capture red Airport

TWO KANSAS LOANS   Approve Funds for Projects at Williamaburge and Chanute

Leading UN Powers Will Supply Troops In Korea; Peace Plan Dealt Blow

WITHDRAWAL OF NORTH KOREANS STRESSED IN PEACE ‘FEELERS’   Secretary Of UN Standing Firm On Basic Demand

Tighter Restrictions Yet To Come For American As Defense Program Launched

Ex-Governor’s. Wife Stricken  Mrs. Cam Morrison Dead In Charlotte

DEATH CLAIMS MRS, MORRISON   Wife Of Former Governor And Senator Dies At Suburban Charlotte Home.

Home Economics Seniors  Visit Dearing s Bakery, Brown Shoe Company

India Asks  Information On Lama  Tl ~ French Lose  Hanoi Outposts

Soviet Flouts Baltic Issue, US. Charges   Claims Reds False In Note Of Plane Shootine

U.S. Again In Stern Note To Russians   Reds Charged With Flouting Law In Attack On Plane

U.S. Sends  Second Note  To Moscow Charge Reds Flout  International  Obligations

Reply Declares Soviet Has Failed To Meet Obligation   ‘Untruths’ Charged In Firm Statement Of American Stand

Moscow Assailed For. “Flouting International Obligations In New Note

U.S. Charges Reds Flout Obligations   Second Note Sent On Baltic Plane  Incident to Moscow

Soviet Story Of Baltie Navy Plane Loss Disputed Again   Incident Cited as Obstacle To Establishment of Good  Relations

Soviet Story Of Incident Called False   Moscow's Attitud: Assailed in New Note te Ressions

IMPASSE REACHED OVER LOST PLANE   Soviets Charged With Flouting Obligations

Missing Plane Charges Are Renewed   Kremlin Said To Have No Regard For World Law

New Note in Connection With Baltic Plane Incident Accuses Moscow of . Putting Forward "Erroneous Ac_ count" of Shooting—Gives Warning of Serious View Taken Over Attitude  of Soviet Government.   IMPASSE SEEN REACHED   Washington, May 5 (AP) — The United States charged Russia today with flouting its international oblientinns in dealine with the Baltic plane incident.

U.S. Note Claims Reds Lying About Attack On Plane   New Protest Claims Russians Ignoring International Law

U. 8. AGAIN SENDS NOTE TO RUSSIA   Declares USSR Put Forth Erroneous Account Of Downing American Plane

NEW NOTE TO RUSSIANS   Baltic ‘ P 1: ane Inciden -Chaiged By Moscow Again Rejected

Stalemate Reached In  Incident   ‘Disregard for Law’ Cited as Obstacle To World Peace

U.S. Presents Blistering Note To Soviet Union   Charge Russia With “Erroneous Account” In Piane Shocting

U. S. Must Warn of Seriousness With Which It Regards Attitude of U.S. S. R., State Department Says in New Note to  Moscow Government

New Note Declares Moscow Advanced ‘Erroneous Account" iOf Shooting Down of Aircraft

Soviets Accused Of Failing To Meet Obligations   Note Says Russia Has Given “Erroneous Account” Of Baltie Plane Incident; Reject Russ Accusations

U.S. Charges Reds Flouted Obligations   Note Answering Last Russ Reply On Plane Incident Sen

U.S. Warns Russ About Airplane story Charges   Soviet Must Bear Responsibility for Incident; New ‘Cold War ’ Turns Taken.

RUSSIA HANDED SECOND NOTE ‘ON SHOOTING   Government Says Moscow Made EFalea Statamant:

State Department Charges ‘Erroneous Account’ Given  Of Baltic Plane Incident   Note Says Soviets Have No Intention Of Meetn« International Obligations

Error Cited In Statement From Soviet   Washington Charges Obligations [Ignored By Reds la Incident

U. S. Again Protests To Russians   Navy Plane Case Being Pressed

RedsF lout Obligations, U.S. Charges   Slate Department Says Russia Gave ‘Erroneous Account’ Of Shooting Down American Plane

U.S. Again Hits Russian Version Of Plane Incident   Smog Still Mystery to Science Experts Admit

Says Russia Is Flouting Obligations  Report On Plane Held ‘Erroneous?

U.S. Charges Soviets Flout Obligations   Baltic Plane Incident Is Declared ‘Erroneous’ in New Note to Mascow; Impasse Reached in: Situation

State Department Charges Russia Flouting Her Obligations in Plane Crash

Claims Russians File Erroneous Account   Soviets Charged With Flouting International Duties

Declares Reds Give Erroneous Account Of Plane Incident  Warns Moscow Thot U.S. Serious About Attitude  TICCD Yabee tn Curk binttans

U. §. Charges Reds With Lack Of Honesty   Note To Moscow Hit: UN Willingness To Face Facts In Case

Stalemate Seen 1 Relationship Between Nations   Obligations, State Dept.  Ffouted Lis International Insists In Second Note

SENT MOSCOW IW PLANE CASE   Russian Stand Is Declared Obstacle  To Cause of Peace

CLAIM REPORT ON BIG CRAFT IS “ERRONEOUS   Flouting International Obliga. tions Laid to Russia in Baltic Incident

Plane Incident Draws Renewed U. S. Warning  Impasse Reached Overy Navy Plane

Flout Law Of World,  Contention   Second Note Sent With Reference to Incident in Baltic

Baltic Incident ‘Disregard for Law, Custom’  Moscow Version of Attack on Plane Is Rejected Again by Stern American Note

STRONG U. S. NOTE SENT TO RUSSIA   Charge Moscow is Flouting International Obligations Over Shooting Down U. S. Plane in Baltic.   WARN U. S. TAKES A SERIOUS VIEW   Russia Told Its Account of Incident is Erroneous; No Way of Solving Dispute Seen.

Declares Soviet Story Of Plane Loss Erroneous . Warns That Antituds  Of Reds Is Obstacle To Good Relations

New Nofe On Baltic Incident Given Moscow  "Says Russia Put Out  ‘Erroneous Account’  AE Plane Incident

Russia Is Warned Position Obstacle To Peace Of World   U. S. Says Soviets Refuse To Base Claims On Plain Facts Of Incident

False Charges In Baltic Sea Incident Cited   Soviets Told Their Attitude Breeds Discord

Russia Accused of False Reporting in Lost Bomber Matter   New Note Sent to Moscow and U.S. Charges Reds With Shirking Their International Obligation

U.S. Charges Russia Flouts Obligations   New Note Warns Soviets of Seriousness With Which America Regards Moscow Aititude on Bultic Plane Incident: Reiterates Facts

U.S. Charges Reds Flouted World Rules   Account Of Shooting Down Of Baltic Plane  Called ‘Erroneous’

U.S. Hurls New Charge At Russia —   ‘Flout: Obligations’ ‘In Ignoring Facts in  - Baltic Plane Issue; ‘Incident at Stalemate

RUSSIA WARNED BY U.S. ABOUT FALSE CHARGES  Moscow Criticized for Its Manner of DealM4 ° a  Bw ay

U.S. Charges Russia Flouted International Obligations In Dealing With Plane Incident

Actions Are Bar to World Peace, Js Accusation .   Baltic Attack Cited in Sharp Note to Moscow Regime

New U. S: Note Flays Reds for Baltic Incident   Charges Russia Flouts World Obligations In Plane Shooting

False Charges By Russians In Baltte Incident Deplored   Called Obstacle Ta Peace

Second Note On Plane Shooting Given lo Russia   Charges Russian Account Of Shooting Plane Not Factual

WARNS RUSSIA TO STOP MAKING FALSE CHARGES   Plane Incident Places. Obstacle In Goed Relations

USSR Charged With Flouting Obligations  New Note Concernins Baltic Incident Sent By State Department

‘AMERICA SENDS ANOTHER STIFF NOTE TO RUSSIA  CITES REFUSAL TO   CITES REFUSAL TO ACCEPT THE FACTS IN PLANE INCIDENT

Charges. Russia tdn't Tell Truth About Plane   Stern Warning Is Given Soviet in Shooting Incident.

Note States USSR Story About Plane  Inaccurate   Soviet Union Warned America Takes Grave  View Of Baltic Acts

U.S. Charges Russia With “Erroneous Account” And Flouting Of Obligations

U.S. Sends New Note  To Russia   Charges Disregard of Obligations Due in Plane Incident.

Kremlin Again Gets Warning On Lost Plane   Red ‘Failure to Meet Obligations’ Brings Sharp American Note

Obligations in Plane Accident Flouted, Claim   New Note to Moscow Says Disregard Over Incident ts ‘Serious’

State Department Delivers Second Formal Note Over Plane Shooting

Local Forecast   U.S. Issues New Charge In Plane Row   Soviet Charged With Flouting International Duties In Baltic Incident

Obligations Flouted, U. S. Says in Note   Declares Erroneous Account of Plane Shooting is Made By Soviet Russia

Say Russians Hide Facts in Plane Shooting  Deny Plane Armed; American Note Tart

US Makes Firm Charges Over Plane Incident   State Department Says Russia Gave Erroneou: Account of Baltic Sea

U. §. Wams Red Baltic Incident Threatens. Peace  Charges Russia With:

Russia Flouting Its Internationa Rights, Claim  Erroneous account: OF Shootina Given...

‘COAL STRIKE NEVER IMPERILED PUBLIC Lewis Claims Enough Coal On Hand If Distributed

Raid Wrecks Chemical Plant 40 Par.Cent Of Factory Damaded.      Men Of First Marines Cocky, Fu ILOF Fig  ll In Cantetac. The Ware Over ea necks Sho

U. §. MARINES LANDING ON KOREAN SOll   Debarkation of Leathernecks Indicates Sudden Change In Plans,

Leathernecks. Cocky And Full Of Fight. Are Pouring Ashore In Korea

Callin Your Sentries’ Marines Swarm Into Korea Cocky and Full of Fight

 Cocky Marines Say Waris Over Now That They Have Landed on SoilefKorea

Varines Cocky and Eager for Combat As They Go Ashore From Seven Ships

8 Liquor Agents Ejected By Court From Ohio Club   Court Order Ends Raid On Elks Country Club Neat Portsmouth, O. And Prompts Filing Of TDamace Sit :

Agents Ousted From Elks After Raid at Portsmouth; Suit Filed Against State

Plan Slash $n Production Of Civilian Goods   Cutback Later This Year To Speed Work On War Equipment

Civilian Output To “Be Slashed   President Truman To Explain Plans Saturday Night

TRUMAN T0 EXPLAIN IN FIRESIDE ¢      Governnient Indicates Recessions by End of Year to Make Room for Expanded Output of Military Goods and Equipment. ~

Sen. Taft Warns Against Dangers Of Socialism   Ferguson Shows Photo In Look Of Taft With Browder; Newsme! Say Picture Was Taken in 1936

Attlee Expected to Urge Appeasement To Prevent War  Would Admit Red China to UN, Seek  Big Four Conference

Attlee to Ask for UN Withdrawal   British Leader Would Appease Chinese Reds

Attlee To Urge Reds’ Price For Peace Be Paid   Briton Will Ask Allies To Withdraw Troops From Manchuria Area.

Attlee To Meet Truman and Urge Avoidance of War   Will Fly To U.S. Sunday To Propose > Withdrawal From Border To Prevent War

Chinese Reds Fire on Two British Ships   Incidents Took Place Wednesday and Again Yesterday

CRASHED PLANE CONTACT LOST IN THE YUKON   Ground Rescue Crews Also Are Out Of  ee  ee oe, a

TWO HURT WHEN AUTO AND ENGINE COLLIDE   Hampton Men Injured In Mishap At Carlisle Street Crossing Of Western Maryland Railway

Walkout Cuts Deeper Into US. Economy   Mediator Squelehes Reports of Fresh Offers By Union

Hopes of Ezrly Settlement Dim   Four-Day Strike of Locomotive Firemen Cuts Deeper Into Nation's Economy ___as Reports of New Negotiations for  Peace Are Denied.   B. & A. LAYS OFF 850 MEN

Rail Strike Spreads; Part OfUnionPacific System Hit   Firemen Reported Leaving Jobs on Grand Trunk Western

Crippling Rail Strike Seen Far From Settlement  Firemen’s Walkout Cuts Deeper Into Nation’s Economy

Railroad Walkout Spreads >   Section of Union Pacific Struck, and Hint Of Te on Grand Trunk Line: Peace Hope Dims

Strike Spreads To Section Of  Union Pacific   Walk-out of Firemen Cuts Deeper Into Economy of Country

Five Railroads Now Affected By eee No Peace in Prospect, Mediators Reveal

Hopes Still Dim For Settlement Of Rail Strike   Reports Of New Union Offers To Settle Disput Unverified; Union Pacifie Firemen Mav Join Walkout

Strike to Affect UP. in Far West  Firemen. Refuse to Haul Trains Over Santa Fe  Trackage MORE OLT OF WORK  Miners and Automotive Vo kers Among ose I ail CME

Hopes Are Dim For Settlement (f Rail Strike   Firemen’s Walkout Cuts Deeper Into Nation’s Economy

Hopes Are Dimmer  For Strike’s End   No Improvement Is Made in Rail Walkout; 200.000 Jobless

Refuse to Run Trains Over Line Owned by Santa Fe   Strikers Picket In Harrisburg as PRR Runs Trains

Hopes Dimmer  For Early Rail Strike Ending  Four-Day Walkout  Cots Deener into   Four-Day Walkout Cuts Deeper into Nation’s Purse as Deadlock Continues

Hopes for Early Break Dimmer   Strike Limited Affecting Michigan Railway Service

Talks Snagged In Rail Strike; Jobless Mount   Peace Prospects Dim After Earlier Report Of New Proposal Bv Union Is Squeiched By Mediator

Deadlock Still Continues In Day Walkout  . Firemen Plan Strike Aguinst Fifth Rail  Linon Taday

WALKOUT IS. EXTENDED ON SOUTHERN   Firemen Include St. Louis / and Appalachian Divisions of Southern in Strike Over Diesels. ”   U.P. MEN BALK AT © SANTA FE TRACKS   Refuse to Run Trains Over Shared Right-of-Way; Reports of Early Pante Prove Fizzle.

Brotherhood Peace Efforts Apparently Hit Snag Railway Firemen’s Tieup Cuts Deeper Into Nation’s Economy

—-NAIL OF NIA E—  Attempts To End Dispute Strike Snag  Union Pacific   Union Pacific  May Be Struck

Walkout Cuts Deeper Into U.S. Economy  Deadlock Enters  Theo Lin eewth Th ewra-

Hopes Dimmer For Settlement “Of Rail Walkout   Found Cutting Deeper  peer By Firemen ‘Tate Nation’s Ecpnomy

Peace Hopes Fade After Nighi Parley   Union Extends Walk-Oxt To Section of Track in California. Tightens Lines im Pennevivania

New Negotiations Fail To Break Strike Deadlock   Railroad Spokesman Says Union Plans To Call Walkout Against Union Pacific Division Today

JNION TO EXTEND RAILWAY STRIKE TO FIFTH CARRIE   [Firemen Picket Pennsylvania Yards; Prospects For  Eotlemeant Dim

Portion of Union Pacific Line in California To Be Strikebound; Picket Lines Established.  wert a2 rte 6WSA PIs re rrict   PEACE EFFORTS ARE DEADLOCKED

Picketing Begins In Pennsylvania  Two More Districts ©  mente mere fe

Hopes Dim For Early Settlement   Reports That Union Offered Proposals Designed to End Strike are Denied

Peace Hopes Fade After Brief Flare   Pennsylvania Road Renews 10 Trains; Yards Are Picketed

Civil Rights Gives Way to Foreign Aid   Legislative Chiefs Bow to Truman Plea After Barkley Talk

GOP LEADER RAPS DELAY ~~  Demo Chiefs Sidetrack Civil Rights To Push Foreign Aid

CITY DEMOCRATS: SET MEETING) HERE TONIGHT:   TRUMAN HAPPY WITH CONGRESS RECORD SO FAR   Sontroversial. Civil Rights Bill To Be Shelved For Present   TAFT-HARTLEY LAW REPEAL ABANDONED

Civil Rights Measure Is Sidetracked By Truman To Push Foreign Aid Bill   President Reported Pretty Well Satisfied By Congress’ Record; Says Marshall Plan Is More Important Now Than Other Rill«

SENATE LEADERS SIDETRAGK ACTION ON FEPC MEASURE   Lucas Announess Priority Will Be Given For ign Aid Bill at Request of Truman.   DECISION CRITICIZED BY SENATOR WHERRY   Nebraskan Says Democrats Seek to Delay Civil Rights Showdewn Unil After Dixie Primari s.

Truman Sidetracks Civil Rights Bill ‘For Foreign Aid; Evasion, Says Wherry

Administration Sidetracks Bill On Civil Rights   Extension Of Rent Control _ Predicted By Senator Lucas

FLASH FLOOD FOLLOWS CLOUD. BURST: 3 THOUGHT DROWNED AT WASHINGTON

Fighting Flares at Big Waterloo Deere Works   Fist Battles As a Few Workers Get Past Circle of Pickets

One Held for Bank Robbery   Two Others Sought After Jenks Robbery, Kidnoping OF City Marshal

Communists Drive Close  To Pohang  Reina Desak Dammann   Big Push Expected Against Pusan

Yanks Support Helps Stymie 2 Red Drives   Communists Halted After Penetrating Pohang Outskirts

Yanks Save Day For Beleagured South Koreans   ix Communist Drives Smashed On South And Central Fronts; Claim Enemy Now In “Last Gap” Endeavor To Take Taegu, Pusan

Probing Attacks Toward Pusan Also Repulsed   Believe Enemy To Center All Efforts On Drive On Pusan

TRAFFIC DEATH RATEIN U.S BELOW GUES:   Mild Temperatures, tain General } In Nation

First Draft Call Is Out   Allen County to Send 8 Men to Take Physical Exama Next Week

RUSSIA TAGS MOVE BY U.S. AS AGGRESSION  Soviet Broadcast Gives No Hint of What Kremlin Will Do In Crisis. —

Pravda Editorial Accuses America Of ‘Direct Act’ In Military Aid   But No Hint Seen Of Russian Action   >  By-Passing UN, Ignoring  International Law Included In Charges

Russia Bound By 30-Y Pact To Help China In Formosa, But Is  Free About Korea.

Truman Proposes Putting Nation Further in Red   Submits Another Big Deficit Spending Plan   Here's How Uncle Will Spend Your Tax Dollar

Deficit Of $5 Billion Called For   Unless Taxes Are Raised; GOPs Cry  “Economic Ruin’

BUDGET SURPASSES REVENUE FOR FISCAL YEAR :  HST Asks $42 Billion

Budget Will Plunge U.S. Deeper in Red   Cold War Outlay Will Be Biggest: Tax Boost Call Scheduled Later   Truman's Fiscal Budvet Ata Glance

Sees Deficit of 9 Billion Unless Taxes Are Hiked   Cold War Takes Hugs Bite;. President Calls Figures ‘Realistic’

Truman Asks Increase In  Payroll Tax   Five Billion Deficit Seen; Cut Urged In Sales, Excise Levies

Cold War With Russia and Cash For Domestic Programs Would Cost $282.17 for Each Resident  Proposed Total Is Larger Than Last January’s Record Budget   By Charles Molony

President Says Small Tax Hike Will Help Some  -_LJd tar. Poles   Cold War Takes Biggest Spending  Bite From Tata!

$5 BILLION DEFICIT IS. EXPECTED   Propose Spending $282 Per Person, No Balanced Budget; $13.5 Billion for Defense,$4.7 Billion Aid,

Huge ‘Red Ink’ Budget Offered   Truman Asks for 42 Billions, Adding Five Billions to U.S. Debt; Congress Critics Sharply Opposed

Proposed budget for 1950. Would Dip U.S. Into Red At Another 5 Billion Rate

42 Billion In Spending Would Put Nation Five Billion Deeper In Debt

Cold War Takes Biggest Bite But Fair Deal is 2nd   Total is $282.17 For Every Man, Woman and Child

Truman Budget Is Unbalanced;, Opinions Vary  Five Billion Deficit Unless Taxes Are

$5 133,000,000 Deficit Indicated   RUIDGET AT A GLANCE   Where Money Goes

DEFICIT COULD  HIT $5 BILLION IN FISCAL YEAR   Spending Slash Seen More Likely Than ° New Tax Hikes

New Taxes Asked to Keep Government Out of the Red  Cold War With Russia Takes Biqgest Bite of $18 Billion

News Day And Night   5 Billion More Debt Seen Unless Congress Votes Increase In Taxes   Cold War Plans Get Largest Requests   Strength Not Impaired, President Says, Of Gigantic Proposal

‘Declares Government To Go $5 Billion Deeper Into Red Unless Taxes Are Raised — Cold War Most Costly Item — Domestic Programs At $12 Billions — Spending Total Equal To $287 For Each Man, Woman, Child

Defense Takes Biggest Biteln Truman Plans  Domestic Spending Program Increased Rv $092 Millian

Truman Submits. Budget 5 Billion Over U.S. Income   GOP Tags Message ‘Spendthrift Socialism’ And Begins Fight To Slash Governmental Snandine In Effort To Cut Dewn On Deficit

Cold War and Fair Deal Lake Biggest Bites in Spending  Deficit Budget Estimate Calls for Hike in Taxes

PRESIDENT ASKS $13,040,000,000 FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE      Warns “Dhreats of Aggression Still Exist” and Calls for More Cash to Make A-Bombs.   REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE SPENDING PROPOSALS   Capital Hears Talk of Slashing Outlays. but Deep Cuts in Election Year Are Held Doubtful.

CANNON PREDICTS SPENDING SLASH, GOP DEMANDS FOR ECONOMY RISE AS PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS $4? BILLION BUDGET FOR ‘51

a NEES PAAES ANE RATSED, TRUMAN TELLS CONGRESS  ASKS BUDGET OF $42.439.900 00

Biggest Outlays For Cold War, Domestic Program   Renews Plea for ‘Moderate Tax Increase: Warns of Big Deficit 

New Pay Roll Taxes. Postal Hike Asked   $400,000,000 Defense Increase Figures in $5.1 Billion Red-Ink  Finaneine Asked of Congress

Budget Calls For Adding To Deficit   Says Spending For Defense, Foreign Aid To Be Higher

Major Sum ls Proposed For Defense   Truman Renews His Demand For "Moderate'’ Taxes

Moderate Tax Boosts Are Needed to Avoid Deficit Of Five Billion Dollars

Truman Tells Congress Only Tax Increases Will Keep U.S. from Going Further into the Red

Jruman Budget Still Puts U.S. Off Its Balance  ‘Moderate’ Tax Hikes He Asks Beyond Income

Deficit Of $5 Billion  Estimated   Social Security Tax Boost Asked In Annual Report

President Also Calls for $3 Billion a Year Boost in Social Security Taxes, Predicts Less Foreign Aid and Lower Farm Suaports

Budget of 42 Billions Is Presented   Would Put. U. S. Deeper Into the Red

$5 Billion Deficit Is Seen for Year   Lawmakers Predict Slashes « In Truman Finire

Truman Offers Huge Spendina Budget For 50   Would Place Nation Billions Deeper into The Red

HUGE DEFICIT LOOMS; ASKS $42 BILLIONS      President Cites Need Fog New Taxes; ‘Cold War’ Takes Biggest Cut

President Tells € Tax Increase Is Necessary;  18 Billion For Cold W

Would Put Government  Deeper in Red  Set No Date   en » ee eS Denen

MESSAGE ON BUDGET SENT aU CONGRESS  a Deanncag   White House Proposes to Spend About $42 Billion In 1951 Fiscal Year.

Budget Calls For Deficit Of 5 Billion   Spending Vital To Our EKeonomy Conoress Told

$42,439,000,000 Figure Is Set By Chief Executive   Government To Go Deeper Into Red Unless Taxes  Are Hiked, President Says; No Date Is Set  Kor Balancing Of Nation’« Spending

ALT $5 BILLION IN FISCAL YEAR   Spending Slash Seen More Likely Vhan = New Tax Hikes .;

Sees $5 Billion Deficit Unless’ _ Taxes Increased   Sets No Date For Balanced Budget; Cold War Takes Biggest Spending Bite

Says Hike in Tax Needed to Avoid Red   But President  Sets No Date for Balanced Budget

Spending “Vital to Our Security and to Welfare of Our People‘’, President Says; “Spendthrift Socialism”, Says GOP.

42 BILLION [IS ESTIMATE FOR BUDGET   Government Will Go Deeper Into Red Unless Taxes Raised, Truman Says

President Allots $1? Billions For Fair Deal’ Plan  Cold War To Get Major Portion; Defence le Navi

Congress Gets Truman Budget: To Boost Deficit   President Proposes to Spend 42!', Billions in Fiscal Year; May Increase Taxes.

Budget of $42,439,000,000. Proposed; National Defense Gets 32 Cents on the Dollar   Traman Outlay Would Plunge Government $5,133,000,000 Deeper Into the Red If Taxes Not Raised; No Date for Balance

Spending Will Plunge Nation Deeper in Red  President Sets No Date for Balancing

President Says Deficit Spending Necessary In Making Country Secure   Only Additional Taxes Can Prevent Government From Spending $5 Billion More Than Eatimated Income Nor Year

Cost of Cold War ls Biggest Item   Truman’s Fair Deal Program Cost Jumps to 12 Billions

Truman Sends His Requests To Conaress   ‘President's Appropriations Recommendations Would Put Government in Red Another Five Billion

PRESIDENT SETS COSTS OVER 42 BILLION DOLLARS   No Balancing Seen For Budget, As Truman Offers Recommendation To Congress “or Snending.

Truman Sets No Date For Balancing ©   Cold War Costs Teke Big Chunk Of 1951 Budaet

Greater Deficit To Be Expected By Bia Snending   New Tax Demands Made By President

Sets No Date For Balanced US Finances   Sees Deficit Of Over $5 Billion

Over $5 Billion Deficit Unless Taxes Are Upped.   Cold War With Russia To Take Over  $18 Billion; “Fair Deal” Program To Exact Over $12 Billion.

President Sets No Date for Balanced Government Ledgers in 27,000-Word' Message Read to Congress.—-Cold- War With Russia Will Be Most Costly Part.

President Says U. S. To Go 5 Billion Deeper In Red Unless Taxes Are Raised   Cold War With Communists To Take Biggest Spending Bite      Budoet At A Glance

Government  to Go Deeper Into the Red   Military Defense Cost Largest Item, $13,545,000,000 in 1951

No Date Set For Balance American  Fe, 5 gnditure  % Ces Ye ar Will Tak Mak * Of Money  A aL”. on Preciden:

Only Tax Hike Can Keep Government  Out Of Red Again   Cold War With Reds Takes Largest Spending Bite; Combined Total 856 Million Under Present Outlays   Budget At-a-Glance

Truman Tells Congress That Cutting Figure  ‘Might Upset Prosperity At Home. Peace Abroad

WEATHER FORECAST: Cloudy -and . mild tonight; -Toeeday ovcasional rain: and continyed: mikds: .   TEMPERATURE   Budget Message Asks Tax Boost, More Spending   [ruman Asks $42,439,000,000: 13% Billion For Defense; Vast ‘Fair Deal’ Plan —

Deficit Will Be  Boosted Unless z Taxes Are Hiked   Cold War With Communist Russia Takes Biggest Spending Bite—$18 Billion; No Date Set for Balanced Budget

Further Deficit Spending Seen Unless Tax Increase  Is Voted: Budget Outlined

WOULD SPEND 42 BILLION DURING 1951   Expect Request For Increased Taxes To Balance Budget

Defense Costs Rising; Income Tax Boost Asked To Expand Security Aid

Boost In Social Security Payroll Taxes Proposed   Recommendations for "Moderate' General Tax Hike to Follow

Deficit Will Be  Boosted Unless Taxes Are Hiked   Cold War With Communist Russia Take: Biggest Spending Bite—$18 Billion; No Date Set for Balanced Budget   Ry CHARI FS MOILONY

Cold War to Take Biggest Bite of Total   Deeper Plunge Into Debt Seen if Taxes Not Hiked—Possible Excise Cuts Hinted

Would Put Nation $5,000,000,000 Deeper In Debt   Defense Of U.S. And Foreign Aid To Be Higher

Warns of Peril ToUS Unless Plan is Approved   Spending Would Raise Debt by 5 Billion Without Tax Boost

Legislators Cry For Economy As Truman Asks $42 Billion Budget Calling For $5 Billion Deficit

Cold War Biggest U. S. Drain   Figure Over $18 Billion Includes Foreign Aid, Defense Items; Home Spending Jumps  No Ralance Seen   Cost in Taxes 8282,17 on Each Man, Woman,  Child in Nation

Collection of Letters of Revolution Period Stolen from Boston Statehouse

Revolutionary War Documents Letters Stolen   + Theft Over Period of Years from Boston ~ Archives Revealed

Valuable Revolutionary Era Papers Stolen From Massachusetts Capitol

Rare Historical Papers Stolen From State House   Washington’s Dispatches During the Revolutior Among Unknown Number Taken Qver a Period

Invaluable Letters, Documents — Are Stolen From Massachusetts State House: Number Unknown

Revolutionary Documents Stolen Archives Missing at  Boston State House

Letters Missing From Archives At State House   Rare Documents Include Messagea Written By Washington And Others

Letters And  Documents Are Stolen  a: es a i }   Invaluable Papers Of Revolutionary War Period Missing

Papers Taken From Archives InNewEnglanc   Famous Historical Documents Missing Over Long Period

Revolutionary War Letters And Documents Stolen From Archives, Reveals Massachusetts Official

HISTORICAL — DOCUMENTS ARE STOLEN   Papers Signed by Washington, Adams and Franklin Missina.

Historical Papers Stolen in Boston  Revolutionary War Letters Worth Only 10 Per Cent to Thief

Historic Papers Reported Stolen   Former State House Employe Blamed

Valuable Letters Reported Missing   Historical Documents Absent From Archive:

Historic Papers Reported Stolen  Washington Letters And Others Are Gone

Great Historical Papers Stolen In Massachusetts   Letters Signed by George Washigton Among Documents

Washington’s Letters In List... . eS OD BE  Valuable Historical Papers Are Stolen

Old Letters Are Stolen   Valuable Documents Of Revolutionary Era Taken in Massachusetts

Bay State Loses Precious Papers  Documents Signed By Washington And Other

Special Law For Marshall Passec By Congress   GOP Opposition Overridden In 47 to 21 Vote

NAMED TO DEFENSE POST   Senate Approves 47-21; Waiving Of Rule For Him Alone

MARSHALL CAN NOW SUCCEED LOUIS JOHNSON   Congress Passes Special Law Despite Stormy GOP Protests      EXCEPTION MADE IN, PRESENT CASE

Legal Barrier To Marshall Wiped Out  Congress Ignores Cs... ..=-_ ss wey idg 7

Marshall Gets Authority To Serve In Pos!   ‘Special Law Passed Ove ‘Protests From The Republicans :

Way Cleared For Marshall In Hot Fight   Both House, Senate Approve Special Act Over G. O. P. Protests Confirmation Is Next

Congress Lifts Barrier  for Marshall  Overrides Stormy Protests From Republicans

rmer State Secretary ty Take Defense Post placing Louis Johnson   itormy Debate Produces Critical teferences To Soldier-Statesman’s *olicies Toward Chinese Cammonists

House Votes OK to Marshall for Defense Position   But There Is Some Criti‘cism of His China Attitude

WAY 1S CLEARED FOR MARSHALL T0. “TAKE DEFENSE JOE   Congress Lifts Legal Barrier  Against Appointment of Military Man  to Post.   STORMY REPUBLICAN PROTESTS ARE MADE   Short Says General Is Being Used as “Pawn” to Cover Up Bungling of Acheson.

CONGRESS LIFTS MARSHALL SNAG   Votes Special Measure Allowing Military Man To Take Defense Post

Congress Gives Marshall Okeh  Overrides Stormy GOP Protest  To Snur Defence Annaintmeut

Makes ExceptionToLawWhich Forbids Naming Of Military ManAsSecretary Of Defense

GOP Protests Fail To Halt  Marshall OK.  fb op   Confirmation By. ! Senate Still Needed

SENATE, HOUSE OK MARSHALL FOR NEW POST   Congress Passes Rule To Make General Defense Head

Marshall Appointment Is Approved   U. S. Defense Plan  Given to Council

Solons Pave Way To Give Marshall Job   General Comes Ou Of Retirement To Direct Military

Late Winter Storm Covering Wide Area of Eastern U.S.; Strong Midwest Winds Are Diminishing

Cold Strikes Anew In East Half OfU.S.   Extends From Great Lakes To Gulf And Across To Seaboard

Unions To Seek Broad Price Lid  Leaders Also Want More Defense Power

Teacher Pay Bill To Get Hearing   House Group Votes to Consider $300 Million Measure on April 17

Education Bill Revived in House   Labor Committee Pulls Measure Out of Pigeonhole

Security Hike Seen Assured By Senators   Social Security Expansion Measure Draws Full  GOP Support

Expansion Of Social Security Assured New Bill Will Extend Coverage To IN Millan RAC L.

Dulles Urges Seven Point  Plan Approval   Strong Body to Maintain The Peace Sought

Dulles Warns UN of Danger In Apathy   Says Peace Machinery Must be Strengthened; Vishinsky Opposes Lie

Dulles Sees Increase In Armed Alliances if  Acheson’s Plan Fails  Tells U. N. Opposition By Russia Threatens   Tells U. N. Opposition By Russia Threatens To ‘Explode the Peace’

FATEFUL HOUR FOR REDS IS NEAR AT HAND  Americans Gain Advance at Breakneck Speed to Reach

Four Columns Race Toward Pyongyang   Hope To Capture City This Week

South Korean Division Is Only 38 Miles From Vital Red Capital City

4 COLUMNS CONVERGE ON RED. CAPITAL   8 Divisions Of Allies Fan Out -In Speedy Push

Pyongyang Only 30 Miles Ahead Of Allied Forces   Seventy Thousand UN Troops Racing Toward Communist Capital, Some At Breakneck Speed; Hour Of Decision For Capital Of North Korea Believed At Hand

Ist Cavalrymen Break Out of Last Mountain Barrier   Move Speedily Along Road to Pyongyang

Four Columns Racing for: Red Capital   MacArthur Throws 24th Division Into Pincers. Drive

71,000 MAKE LAST DASH 10) TAKE GAPITAL      South Koreans Head Big Push With First Cavalry Close Second.

Four Allied Columns Race Through Rain Toward Pyongyang   70,000 UN Troops On Morch

Your Columns Smashing On North Capital   Hour Of Decision For Shattered Communist Aviny Nearly At Hand

Advance Units 30 Miles From Pyongyang; Red Resistance Is Collapsing

Allied Units In Race for Red Capital   Four Columns Staging Sweep; U.S. 24th Back in Action.

Koes Collapse InSomeAreas Before Drive   70,000 Of Allies Fan Out On Wide Front; Final Blows Prepared

South Koreans 38 Miles From Red Capital   U.S.-Led Column Dashes To Rescue Gi’s Held by Reds

70,000 American, South Korean, British And Australian Troops  Fan Through North Korea At  Brealnecke Speed.   1ST SOUTH KOREAN LEADING BIG PUSH

UN Forces Race Swiftly Ahead   South Korean First Division Leads Advance; 24t Division Back in Action

Four Columns Moving At Breakneck Speed; Red Capital 30 Miles Away

Time Running Out For Ko-Reds As Four Allied Columns Race in Converging Sweep to Take  Capital: South Koreans Only 38 Miles Away

Final Drive Against Reds Gains Speed   American 24th Joins Seven Other Divisions In Push

Stassen Mum On His Plans   Will Be At Ieast 1C Days Before He Ex. plains Move

~ $tassen Silent On Plans Says Move Can’t Be Announced for 10 Days

Logansport Wreck Hurts Over Score  Pennsy Passenger Hits Switch Engine

Senate Probers Demand Solon Hand Over Data   McCarthy Is Given Until Noon Today To Deliver Evidence

MORE SEATING PLANNED FOR JACKSON FIELD   Accommodations For 750 Spectators Are To Be Provided

Nude Body Discovered  In Old Well   Attractive Former PBI Girl Savagely Beaten By Attacker

SEX MANIAC FOR KILLING GIRL I$ SOUGHT   Body Found Nude Doubled Up Inside of Well

Philadelphia Boy Admits He Shot Self As Hunt for ‘Sniper’ Continues

PHILA. POLICE PRESS SEARCH FOR SNIPER   One of The Alleged Victim: Admits He Shot Himself Accidentally   13 SHOT IN FEW WEEK:

Candidate Wants Investigation Into Charges  Kunkel Says State Funds Being Used for ‘Political Purposes’

TO “SPY -FOR:; RUSSIANS TWO. GERMANS FOUND .. nieTy OF CONSPIRING.

Malik Plans To Continue  UN Attacks   Indicates Soviet Walkouts Ended  For Present Time

Scott Charges Unwise Spending To State Solons   Governor Blames Conservative Group For Unneeded Action

GOVERNOR SAYS FINANCIAL WOES DUE TO ENEMIES   Blames “Conservative Group” For Unnecessary Appropriations, Causing Bud. get Trouble For North -Carolina.

"March Of Dimes” Drive To Take Place January 16 Thru 31   Chairmen Of Local ‘Committees For The Drive Are Named

Illinois Cities Vote To Kill Public Housing  ot fault. hAaline   Rockford, Moline Want No Part Of Tax-Free Housing

Illinois Cities Vote To Kill Public Housing  Rockford, Moline Want No Part OF Tax-Free Housina

House Ties Up Truman’s ‘Point Four Proposal on Investments Abroad

HOUSE DELAYS FINAL VOTE ON POINT FOUR AID   GOP Expected To Kill Measure Helping Foreign Areas

Three Crewmen Die in Cab of Flaming Freight Train   Diesel Cab Crashes Into Gasoline Truck at San Marcos, Tex.

Freight Train Blazes After Hitting Truck   Three Trainmen Die In Gas-Fed Flames; Ten Cars Destroyed

White Candle Blazes Way to Prayers To Save World from the ‘Hell-Bomb’

Hand-to-Hand Fight Fierce:   700 Reds. Die in ‘Drive Across Naktonag

Slaughter 800 Attacking Reds  Victims Are Piled High Before Guns

Hand-to-Hand Fighting Rages In Taegu Area   Ist Calvarymen Use Knives in Fierce Combat

Advance 13 Miles in Biggest Single Day's Gain for American Forces; Communists Roil te Within Eight Miles of Pohana

U.S. Army Has Best Day of War in Korea  Nearing Outskirts  of Chinju; Enemy ‘ Bheiwa le Malseed

\. Koreans Race To Within Fight Miles of Coast Fighter Port   Communists Pushed Back 13 Miles, Biggest Gain For Allies

Biagest Single Day's Gain Made in Korea   Other Troops Halt Drive on East Fighter Plane Base

United States Forces Have Driven Almost To Outskirts of Chinju  BIGGEST ONE DAY GAIN  B-29's In Largest Raid of War Crippled a Rail  Center

Armored Trap Snapped Shut On 1,000 Reds   Invaders Recapture  Yongdok, Threaten  Airbase Near Pohans In Shift Of Attack

SNAP TRAP ON 1,000 REDS; BIGGEST DAY'S PUSH NEARS CHINJU   Major Enemy Base Is Tot tering; Foe Drive In North Perils U.S. Fighter Plane Base.

Snap Armored Trap ‘Around 1000 Reds As Troops Near Chinju   Invaders In North Mount New Threat Againat Taegu, Peril Main U.S. + Fiehter Plane Base On East Coast

Biggest Single Day s Gains For Allies Bared —   Chinju Totters With Americans On The Outskirts

Yanks Drive 13 Miles Almost fo Chinju Outskirts  Possibly 1,000 Reds In Armored Trap

Almost Reach: Outskirts of Chinju, and Leave Behind Them Possibly 1,000 Trapped Enemy Troops.  KOREANS STAGE NEW ATTACKS IN NORTH

U. $. Troops Spring Traps On Korean Reds   Yanks Drive Nearer Outskirts Of . Enemy Base

Temperatures   Armored Trap Closed on 1000 Reds; North Forces Gain Slightly Near Taegu

But New Threat at Taegu Seer   U.S. Fighter Plane Base on East Coast Is Also Endangered

1,000 Communists Trapped As U.S. Forces Press On   American Air Base Imperilled As Reds Advaneée on Taeau

Trap Snaps Shut  On 1,000 Koreans   Southern Gains Made By Americans Biggest O01 War; Erupting Red Attacks Pose New Threats Farther North

Surge 13 Miles, Trap 1,000 Reds  In Armored Drive  Enemy Threatens  Main U.S. Plane Base in North

Biggest Gains Of War Made  By Americans   South Koreans Check New Communist Attack Eight Miles West of Fighter Base, Pohang

Chinju Front Turns To Rout Of Communists  Attacks Menace U.S Fichter Plane Base

score Biggest Gain Of War; Enemy Poses New Threat to Taegu  South Korean Troops Halt   South Korean Troops Halt Red Drive Only 8 Miles From U. S. Fighter Base

“RA  Drive Almostto Chingu in South: Reds Gain in North   Enemy Base at Chingu Totters Before Offensive

REDS MOUNT NEW THREAT TO AIR BASE   New Attacks Are Loosed On Northern  Sector Near Taegu

Close Armored Trap On Reds; Capture 1,000   Enemy Pressure On Taegu Continues Without Let Up

Americans Drive For Enemy City   Communists Meet Stiff Resistance Near Fighter Base

AMERICAN SOLDIERS STAB 10 OUTSKIRTS OF CHINJU AND TRAP 1.000 ENEMY TROOPS

Big Red Hub's Capture Imminent; _ Taegu and U.S. Air Base Periled * By New Thrust From Yongdok Area

U.S. TROOPS ADVANCE 13 MILES IN DAY   Snap Armored Trap on North Korean Forces in Biggest American Gain of the War.   HALT RED DRIVE ON AIRPORT IN NORTH   South Korean Check Reds 8 Miles from Port of Pohang but Enemy Recaptures Yongdok.

TOILE GAIN TAKES TROOPS NEAR CHINJE   South Koreans Check Drive by Northern Forces on Fighter Base.

C hin ju Totters; 8. Koreans Check Communist Drive In  North Threatening Airbase

Combat Teams Are Reported Near Chinju  U. S. Fighter Base   U. S. Fighter Base Is Imperilled By Eruntina Attacks

Trap On 1,000 North Koreans  Is Snapped Shut   Communist Drive On Northern Front Halted 8 Miles From Fighter Base

As Chinju Totters, Reds At Opposite End Of Lines  Are Closer To Plane Base

Sever Perish On Highways Over Indiana   Kokomo Youth Killed South Of Indianapolis When Car Strikes Bicycle

PANHANDLE RED HAIRED WOMAN NOW IDENTIFIED   Murder Investigation Moves Out Of State  To Pennsvivania

Members Of Bishop  Family Questioned   Mother Of Two: Known To. Have. Been: Girl Friend OF  James Preston Bishop—Several Questioned Bub No: Chistes. Dealorvad wee, mA _

Election Returns  PRIMARY ELECTION, MAY 16, 1950   Accused of Murder

Dulles To Talk Jap Peace Move  With WArthur   Washington Splits Again Over Aid To Chiang; Iron Pool Talks On

—SHOWDOWNRed Fliers Beaten in Jet Clash   FOE MASSING TANKS, GUNS

UN Patrols Continue To Probe Red Lines In North Korea; Both Sides Step Up Showdown Preparations   RED ARMIES MOVE SLOWLY TO SOUTE

Reds Massing Big Force for Seoul Atfack   Allies, Forced Below 38th Parallel, Dig in For Greatest Battle

Ready For Assault By 250,000 Communists Trying To Take Seoul   Vastly Outnumbered Ground Forces Face Heaviest Concentration Of Reds Since War Started.

Troops Await Assault on Seou By 250,000 Reds   Patrols Continue to Probe Communist Lines in N. Korea

150,000 Red Troops, Big Guns Massed   Both Sides Step ont. A*. r..... af...

Thirsty Land Drinks Deeply As Rain Falls   Wheat Farmers Cheered By Moisture; Expert Says Some of Parched Fields Will Show Recovery

WEATHER  SCATTERED SHOWERS   Sympathy for Caral ‘ Selecting Jury In Girl's Trial

Suit Filed Against: Subversive Control   125 Persons From ~32 States Hold Law Null And Void

Supluses Put Present Plan, On Hot Spot  U. S. Pays Out $500.000.000 For Spuds Alone

Farm Surpluses Causing Lots Of Trouble   Potato Crop Is Costing Huge Sum For Taxpayers

Surpluses Put Farm Program On Hot Snot   Irish Potato Has Cost Uncle Sam Over Half Billion Dollars in Five  Years of Price Supports

Is On Hot Spot Due Surpluses Farm Leaders Are  Fearful Of Cut_  >. ww sf ._.

LEAKY CLOUDS   Truman Says Peace Closer Than Anytime in Five Years  ; President Asks s_ Congress for $1.2 Bi ii ion  hhc DF cimmitiwict Cauatbine Bane   President Asks Congress for $1.2 Billion To Help Non-Communist Countries Rearm

TRUMAN REPORTS PEACE PROSPECTS HAVE IMPROVEL   President Declares World Is Farther From War Than at Any Time in Last Five Years.   STATEMENT FOLLOWS PLEA FOR ARMS FUNDS   Executive Asks Congress fot $1,222,500,000 to Help Strengthen Nations Against Communism,

ACT URGED BY DEFENSE HEAD   Johnson Asks Power To Induct Men Be Given President

Seeks Authority For “Emergency” With Power To Determine When An Emergency Exists, Without Waiting For Congress

World Now Is Closer  To Peace, Truman Says  Makes Statement After Requesting Billion More

Truman Says World  Peace Closer   Makes Observation Aiter Asking for Huge Arms Func

World Nearer Peace Than Any Time Since 1945, Truman Insists   Observation Comes Few Hours After Asking New Arms'Aid

President Seeks Big Arms Fund   Truman Says World Near _€t Peace Than Anytime In 5 Years

Message Calls ‘Need And Urgency’ Plain; No War in Five Years, Executive Tells Press

Billion Asked ‘or New Arms Aid Program   Drastic New Power to Sell Military Weapons To Nations Also Asked

But He Calls for Billion to Help Rearm Nations   Speaks of “Increasingly Bold and Menacing’ Activities of Soviet in Onc Breath and Nearness to Peace in Next.

Asks $1.2 Billion In New Arnis Aid   Defense Chief Johnson Urges Draft Extension Without Strings

Truman Declares Peace Near But Asks More Arms   President Disagrees With View War Coming Within Five Years, But Requests Huge Func Aaainst ‘Bold and Menacina’ Red Moves

Peace Outlook Best in 5 Years  Truman View Given as Solons  Asked for Billion in Arms Aid

STRONG DRAFT ACT URGED BY DEFENSE HEAD   Johnson Asks Power To Induct Men Be  Given President

Truman Says World Peace Closer  mleomn ie...   Makes Observation Aiter Asking for Huge Arms Fund

Truman Sees Peace But Asks More Arms  For Anti- Commies   Wants Over Billion To Continue Arming Non-Red Nations; Warns That Soviet Is Dedicated To Destruction Of Democracy

TRUMAN TERMS WORLD CLOSE TO PEACE   Observations Made After His Plea For More Arms Aid

TAX INCREASE OF $13 - BILLION ASKED BY TAFT   Proposes Korean War Be Pay-As-You-Go ©

Tatt Proposes 13-14 Billion Tax Boost Kor Korean War. U. S. Rearmament

$14 Billion Tax Increase Asked  Taft Says Truman’s Measure Only Stop Ga;

TAFT PROPOSES 13-14 BILLION HIKE IN TAXES   Ohio Senator Describes Truman's Tax Plan As Merely A Stop Gap

TAFT PROPOSES HUGE TAX LEVY   Senator Calls For Increase  Up To 14 Billion Dollars For Total Of About  50 Rilling

TAFT SUGGESTS TAX INCREASE OF 13 TO 14 BILLION   Proposes Pay As You Go *or Wor; Truman Asks Too Little.

Taft Proposes Big Tax Boost   Would Put Rearming on Pay-As-You-Go Basic at Onca

Taft Favors. $13 Billion Tax Increase  Wants Korean War America’s Program On Rearmament O

Taft Favers Tax Inerease   Republican Leade: Backs Levy For Big Defense

Taft Asks Pay as Go Tax Rate   Says Truman Proposal Mere "Stop Gap"; . Would Broaden Base

PAY-AS-YOU-GO PRICE OF LIBERTY — Taft Urges $15 Billion Year Federal Tax Boost

ASKS TAX HIKE OF 13 BILLION   Taft Proposes Really Rugged Levy To Put Pay-As-You-Go Over.

Taft Calls For Big Increase  $13 Billion Hike Is Acked Far Defense

13-Billion Dollar Tax Boost Urged   Taft Wants War Spending On Pay-As-You-Go Plan

Taft Plumps For Higher Tax Take   Says $13 or $14 Billion Boost Needed ‘to Put U.S. On Sound Basis; Profits Tax Later

Senator Taft Proposes Big Tax Increase   Asks More Than $13 Billion for Pay-as-You-Go Plan

Taft Proposes Bigger Tax Hike  RB... _ Lit... FP ew de   Republican Leader Sees Record Burden

Tax Inerease Proposed By Senator Taft   Plan Will Put Korea - Spending, Rearmament On Pay-As-You-Go Basis

TAFT PROPOSE TAX INCREASE   Would Hike Annual Load  To $50 Billion Record Mark

Taft Favors $13 Billion Tax Increase   Wants Korean War America’s Program  On Rearmament Or: Pay-As-Go Basis

Truman Tax Ante Boosted   13 to 14 Billion Hike Advocated by Taft

Miners Tell of Fines —  Naurcneanar Ranaric If} Finan Th) far Warbing

Tiedt Is Baptized as Execution Hour Tomorrow Nears   Will Die in State’s Gas Chamber After 4% Years Delay.

 BETTER EATING AHEAD —  tT avsor Meat Supplies To Bring Price Cut

[Promises Of Lower Prices For Meat May Come True   Movement From Farms to Slaughter Increasing, Gains Showing in Pork, Beef Supplies Also Showing Increase

Retail Prices Of Meat May Go Down Soon  Supplies Increasing In Packing Houses

More Meat On Market  Seasonal: Increase:  Denanta:d ¢n Derm:   Seasonal: Increase: Expected to Bring’ Prices Down Some

Chairman’s Daughter Plugs Project   Cuts Expected Soon Indications Show Lower Price  Tae On Meats, Larger Supply

‘Signs Indicate More Meat In US   Price Cuts Should Be Reflected Soon At Retail Levels

DROP IN Mi IN MEAT PRICES SEEN   Larger Supplies On Hand. Says Government Report

Sions Point To Lower Prices For Meats  Greater Supply  o Manan Dran

More Cattle on Market and Lower Prices Will Be Reflected in Stores

Bigger Meat Supply, Lower Prices May Fulfill Government Promises

 Cuts Expected: Soon  Indications Show Lower Price Tag On Meats, Larger Supply

Husbands In 19.25 Group To Be Called   President Likely To Act On Draft  Changes Soon

ClO DEMANDS MORRISTOWN PLANT CLOSE   Union Leader “Hot” Over Arresting Of 100 Strikers

Life in ‘‘Sloggerville,” Where War Ts Being Decided, Is Described

DAR APPROVES H-BCMB MAKING      Daughters of American Revolution Urge Strong Natiynal Defense Sctup — Message from Truman Read at Convention in’ Washington.

M’Arthur Defied by Jap Reds   Denounce Purging Of 24 Top Leaders From Public Life; Party not Banned

MacArthur Orders Top Reds Purged   Japanese Leaders Publicly Defy Ban With Speeches

Commies Openly Defy MacArthur   Denounce Purge Of Japan's 24 Top Reds As Dictatorial Act Com parable To Suppression.

‘[inoig Highways Clear ‘of Ice and Saaw   Strive To Forestall Phone Strike

Dems’ Feud Holding Up Money Bill   Huge Omnibus Bill Mark Time While McKellar And Cannon Cool Off After Serious Clash.

CHINA REDS FACE REAL TROUBLE. IN AWANGTUNG ZONE   Cantonese Also Showing  Hatred Far Communist Treopos Fron: North

Chinese Reds Running Into Insurrection —   Canton Leading Rebellion Against No. China Leader:

TWO NEWSMEN INJURED IN KOREA  Churchill's Son Thought Game Was Up When Hit By Shrapnel

Churchill’s Son, Correspondent in Korea, Wounded in Leg by Shrapnel

Beachhead Area Quiet After Blow   Enemy Losses 10-1 Above Allied Toll, MacArthur Reports

Land-Sea-Air Blows Numb Red Forces  Allied Retreat Casualties  Total 12,975

‘Fury of Round-the-Clock Artillery, Plane and Ship Bombardments Brings Attack to Standstill.  OMINOUS BUILDUP REPORTED IN WEST

NEW DRIVE AT BEACHHEAD REPULSED   ‘Enemy Plastered By Land, Sea, Air Barrage   To Reorganize Forces At ~ Hungnam Move Slowly; Deny Gas Used

Enemy Forced to Cease Attack on UN’s Beachhead   Land-Sea-Air Barrages Rolf Back Most Menac ing Thrust at the Hungnam Perimeter

Land, Sea, Air Blows Mow Down Attack On Shrunk Beachhead   Frozen Bodies of Reds Litter Area   MacArthur Reveals U.N Losses. During 15-Day Retreat Were 12,975

Shattered Survivors Thrown ‘Back From Point of Gravest ‘Peril To Allies At Hungnam

Reds Stalled At Beachheac   Round-Clock Barrage Stuns Foe, Litters Perimeter With Dead.

Frozen Enemy Bodies Litter East Flank of  United Nations Forces Defending Beachhead-

Reds Roll Back; Beachhead Quiet   Allies’ Big Guns Too Much for Asiatics; Pressure Stops

Ascault On  “ast Flank Is Crushed  Red Buildup In "West Reported

Beachhead Defenders _  Whip Reds   Land-Sea-Air “Powex Rolls Back Attack

Land-Sea-Air Bombardments Paralyze Foe   Bodies of Chinese and North Koreans Litter U.N.’s Defense Ring

Frozen Bodies Litter Flank Of U.N. Defense Ring   Enemy Inactivity Worries Allied Field Commanders: Warships Still Pound Foe

Shelling Forces. Reds To Halt Hungnam Attacks   Eighth Army Says Enemy Units Building Up Strength To Launch Major Assault on Western Area   Korea At A Glance

Hungnam Beachhead Quiet; 12,975 Casualties Suffered By Allies In Maior Retreat

Beachhead Quiet After. Big Drive   Three-Ply Barrage Butchers Reds’ Most Menacing ‘Attack   ‘NUMBED TO STANDSTILL   Enemy Efforts to Regroup _ Too Slow to Hamper U. N. Withdrawal

ENEMY IS NUMBED BY SHELLFIRE   Frozen Red Bodies Litter Flank Where Allies Stop: Fiercest Drive Against. Escape Port.   EVACUATION FROM -  BEACH UNHAMPERED   Warships; Planes andLand Artillery Hammer Foe; Lull in West as Rnamy Builds Up.

Battlefronts Quiet After Allied Barrage   Enemy Apparently Numbed to Standstill in Northeast

Beachhead Is Quiet After Big Barrage   Bodies of Keregn Reds Lit. ter East Flenk of Defense Ring After Attack Mrokes

Beachhead Forces Keep Lines Solid   Ominous Buildup Watched in West As Activity Heightenc Rehind line

Steady Bomb Drives Stun China Army  Temporarily   zy... 4hlUCUQD   Land, Sea And Air Attacks Continued By UN At Hungnam

CONSTANT FIRE STOPS COMMIES   Red Troops Are Forced to Retreat  In Face of Withering Round-the-Clock Bullets; Strange Quiet Then Settles Over Entire Front

Frozen Bodies of Chinese, North Koreans Litter Kast Flank of UN Line

UN Big Guns Inflict Heavy Damage On Red:   10 Enemy Divisions Crippled By Sea-Air Barrages Near Tiny Allied Beachhead

HEAVY CASUALTIES  Breakdown of Figures Lists Second Division  As Unit Hardest Hit

Hungnam Area Reported Serene Following Allied LandSea-Air Assault Which Mowed Down And Rolled Back Communists’ Most Menacing Attack On Perimeter — Ominous Buildup Of Enemy Strength Reported Near Yonchon

Reds Stopped By Pounding Of \rtillery   ( onmmunists Reported Building Strength Rehined West Front

Ablied Barrage Halts Red Push On Perimeter  Held To Stendstill  By Fury Of Heavy TENT Rersbrerdinent«

Shatfered Foe IlsRolled Back AtBeachhead  Frozen Bodies Of Communists Litter Miaumanam Oubelcirt

China Reds Brought To Korea Halt   Hungnam Beachhead Quiet As Communist Attacks Are Stopped

Hungnam’ ‘s Beachhead Lies. Quiet   Allies’. Barrages Push  - Back Reds’ Most Menacing Attacks ‘On. Perimeter

Shattered Foe Is Rolled Back At Beachhead   Frozen Bodies Of Communists Litter Hunanam Outskirts

Land, Sea And Air Blows Check Menacing Attack   Frozen Bodies Of Chinese And Korean Reds Littered Over Battle Area; Deny Use Of Gas Bombs

MaeArthur Says Foe’s ‘Loss Heavy   Casualties Inflicted on  Enemy Estimated at 10  Vo 1; Lull Reported on  Western Battlefront

Enemy May Strike Soon In West   Eighth Army Sees Ominous Buildup Of Red Strength

Hungnam Quiet After Assault   Menacing Red Attack Rolled Back By Allied Land-Sea-Air Barraqges

Beachhead Quiet After Big Drive  —~— TF ff.   Three-Ply Barrage Butcher: Reds’ Most Menacing Attack   NUMBED TO STANDSTILL   Enemy Efforts to Regroup Too Slow to Hamper U. N. Withdrawal

Red Chinese Stopped Cold At Beachhead   Frozen Bodies Of Enemy Litter East Flank.

Kighth Army Korea Front  Also Silent  Most Menacing Of   Most Menacing Of Red Attacks Repelled  By Heavy Firenower

Frozen Bodies Of Red Koreans And Chinese Litter Flank Of Allied Lines Near Beachhead

Dead Chinese Litter Flank Of UN Ring   Most Menacing Red Attack is Hurled  ~ Back From Point Of Peril to Allies

Reds Break Off Attacks Under Allied Fire   Approaches To Escape Port Littered With Enemy Dead

Land-sea-air Barrages Roll Back the Reds   *"Round-the-clock Bombardment Halts Communist Attacks

Three- Way Barrage Shatters Red Drive  ‘Bir-Sea-Land Bombardments Mow Dawn   Air-Sea-Land Bombardments Mow Down Chinese; Gas Use Vigorously Denied

Big Barr ages AU Hungnam  Hold Up Reds   But Enemy Is Now Building Up Its Strength For Attack On Eighth Army

Land-Sea-Air. Barrages Roll Back Red Attack   Communists Numbed To Standstill By “Round-The-Clock Allied Bombardmen:

Quiet Prevails” On Beachhead Following Attack   Chinese, Korean Red Bodies Litter The Defense Rina

Chinese Forces Reel Back Affer Artillery Blasts  Red Units Brough’ To Standstill with

FROZEN BODIES LITTER FLANK OF PERIMETER   Ominous Buildup Of Enemy Strength Reported In West

Reds Huried Back At Hungnam Port   ~ Most Menacing Attacks on Allied Beachhea Battered to Standstill By Furious Barrage; ECnuemy Fails to Hamper Planned Withdrawal

HUNGNAM AREA QUIET AFTER ATTACK FAILS   Frozen Bodies Of Korean And Chinese Reds Litter Ground

U. N. Casualties Nov. 27-Dec. 12 Set af (1405   Hungnam Beachhead, Western Front Are Quiet Today

Allied Atfack Halts Advance Chinese Reds   Heavy Casualties Are Assessed Against Enemy By Combined Land-SeaAir Artillery Fire

Major Thrust at Beachhead Hurled Back   Land, Sea, Air Blows Leave Reds Numb: Quiet Follows

BEACHHEAD STILL AFTER BIG GUNS SMASHED ATTACK   REPORT BUILDUP OF HEAVY RED STRENGTH ON WESTERN FRONT

UN Fire Rolls Enemy Back   Frozen Bodies Of Chinese And Korean Communists Litter Snowy Ground

Enemy Left Alive Appears Stunned   Frozen Bodies Of Chinese And White-Robed Korean Reds Litter Snow-Crusted Flank Of United Nations Defense Ring

Silence Envelops Hungnam Beach   Land-Sea-Air Barrages Halt Fierce Red Attack

*Round Clock Attack, Cold Stuns Enemy   Beachhead Quiet, Lull Develops In West But Reds Buildup Strength

Reds Rollec Back From Beachhead  al ay After Bar   Hungnam Quiet After Barrages Against Reds

Testifies U. S. Communists Copied Tactics Used  Behind Soviet fron Curtain

1Z Nations Plan United  Demad CLaree  AIMeéa rorce   Pact Partners Dig Into Details At London Meetina

Man Jailed After Assault With Axe   Landlady, Man Expected To Recover From Hurts  Received In Attack

No-One Hurt As Blast At Du Pont Jars Countryside   Ammonia. Tank Lets Go; Fumes. Later Spread Over Area

U. N. Delegates Plan fo Counter Malik Tactics   Strategy Outlined In Informal Secret Sessions

Hold Secret Talk With Malik Over Tactics in U.N.   Security Council In Session Before Its Regular Meeting

Closed Meeting With Malik Before Today’s U.N. Session   nformal Meeting With Rus  Sian President Of Council in Effort To Break His Procedural Blockade

U.S. Ordered To Cut Staff In Romania  Romanian Personnel In U. S. To Be Cut To Similar Number

Britain Backs U.S. on U.N.  Korea Issue - Asks China Seat ~ Be Pushed Aside

PELLEY FINISHED WITH POLITICS   Freed From Prison, He Says His Work Is Dene—Claim. ed He Awakened U.S. To Red Danvers.

Pelley Will Fight N.C. Extradition   % Ex-Silver Shirt Chief Nat Ta Enter Politics

Taft Agrees With Truman on Standby Controls But Hits Far East Policy

Senate Detours Fre FEPC Issue  To Work On Report Of Reorganization

Senate Puts Aside Civil Rights Debate   Coalition Scorns Lucas’ Pleadings

Senate Slams Administration   30-22 Vote Vetoes Plans Fae &RTRR Chances

FEPC Measure Brushed Aside By Senators  Taft Puts Over Mov To Conside NLR Reoraanization Plan

American Bombers May Go Into Action Tonight          Truman Acts to Stem Reds In Far East} Outlines Broad Aid Policy Includ= ing Formosa; Asks U.N. Support:

WAGE, PRICE LAW MAY BE PASSED SOON   President Willing To Accept Stand By Powers, Rayburn Says.

Speaker Sam Rayburn Confers At Length With President Today In War Crisis Steps ~   STANDBY PLAN GETS FIRST FAVORABLE VIEW

President Would Take Extra Power   Rayburn Says Trumar Wouldn't Veto Bill tor All-Out Controls

WAGE, RATION CONTROLS MAY BE DRAWN UP   President Confers On Mobilization Of Economy

Malik Vetoes Plea To China To Quit Korea   Wu Backs Him Up; Diplo. mats Seek New Ways To  Head Off World War UI

Crifical Issues Go To Assembly  ; Russ ia Blocks Action urity Council -

Says Tax Bill $1 Billion Shy of Goal   Korean.Conflict Puts Drive In Action In House

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CTenuUvING FRONT: North Ko-

Five Fewer Deaths On Highway Durinc Drive Right Period   Safety Campaign Called a Success As Toll is Cut

NEW CLUES IN RAPE SLAYING   Co-ed Was Seen With Two Men Four Hours After  Leaving Restaurant

Says School Tax Unfair   Law Should Be Changec To Include Areas Now Exempt, Says Graber

More Guard And Reserve Officers ‘Called Up   7,900 To Bring © Total to 27 ,000; 100 Wac Officers Also To Get Calis

te een any Nas tee ee ae a eA Mec Een ney eeaanes Peed SET aR ween Me geiko Te cee  To Report for Duty in Army

Many Reserve Officers Get Call To Duty   7,500 Lieutenants And _ Captains To Report March 1 To 22

1,000 OFFICERS GET ORDERS FROM ARMY   National Guard and Reserves Ordered To Report in March

Officer Lists  Tapped by Army Order   7500 Lieutenants, Captains Get Call to Active Duty

Army Orders Reserve Officers To Active Duty  7,500 Called To Report By March 22

7,500 Guard and Reserve Officers Ordered To Duty   Captains and Lieutenants To Report During March; Doctors, Dentists, WACs To Be Called

Officers Will Get Army Call   Physicians, Dentists Are Among Active Duty Listings

Strike Stl Deadlocked In 80th Day   Night-Long Session Fails To Bring Agreement in UAW, Chrysler Dispute: More Talks Slated

Chrysler Strike In Its 80th Day  Long Session Fails To Break Deadlock

Strike Moves Info 80th Day At Bia Plant   Desperate Effort to End Tieup Made; All Night Session Held but No Satisfactory Results

STRIKE MOVES INTO 80TH DAY   Night-Lorg Chrysler Ne. gotiations Fail To 5reak Deadlock

‘ENEMY SHIFTING PRESSURE FROM CENTRAL SECTOR, GEN. 'M'ARTHUR REPORT STATES

Reds Take Chinju In All-Out Attack   Yank Armor Speeds to Front To Help Brace Shrinking Line

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORFAN FRONTS. Troops o

Set 435 Lives As Holiday Toll   Millions Jam Resorts Imperil Highways

Folsom Issues  Wednesday Call  Of Legislature Lowmakers Struggle Through Lest Dayz

Folsom Calls A New Term For Aug. Oth   Action Comes Immediately After Special Session Adjourns

ERTAINED AT AL HQSTELRY   ‘ral Club Guests at a Wells; Elect Officers, t Scenic Points

Plan Inquest In Gunman’s Death   Man Wanted in Slaying Of Philadelphia Cop Is Fatally Shot

Churchmen Favor Use of Taxation to Reduce Inequalities   Protestant Group Sees Levies As Desirable fron Christian Standpoint

Controls Pressure Mounts.   Sen. Martin Calls:For Wage-Price Rein Now _ And ESA Head Hints Action May. Come: Soor

Favors “Across the Board” Curbs Martin Appeals for Immediate Controls

MARTIN URGES ~ FULL CONTROLS   Wants Price And Wage Regulation ‘Clear Across Board’   BRICKER IS OPPOSED

Senators Debate. Need for Controls   _Nalentine Hints Wage-Price Rules ‘May Develop Soon

Sen. Martin Wants Wage, Price Curbs   But Sen. Bricker Hopes They Can Be Avoided; Asks Cut in Spending

Martin Wants Controls Now On Prices, Pay   Bricker Says Higher Taxes, Less Spending Would Be Sufficient

Senators Argue Control Outlook  ~ Valentine Warns ‘Rebel’ Groups

Full Price-Wage Controls Urged By Sen. Marfin  Bricker Disagrees, Hopes Regimentation Can Be Avodart New

Martin Nays Price- Wage Curb Needed   His Arguments Are Disputed By Sen. Bricker

Senator Asks Prompt Wage; Price Controls   Martin Urges Curbs Now, Bricker Hopes To Dodge Them Awhile

Martin Urges Curb Clamped On Pay, Prices   Bricker Opposed To Action.  Valentine Asks ‘Restraint’

U. 5. Senators Give Views On Price Controls  Martin Calls For Immediate ‘Across Board’ Regulations

GOP SENATORS SPLIT ON NEED FOR CONTROLS   Bricker Opposes, Martin Favors Curbs On Prices And Wages Now

Sen. Martin Calls For Immediate Price,  Wage Controls “Clear Across The Board”

Controls On Prices, Wages Demanded  Senator Martin Asks Immediate

GOP Senator Asks Immediate War Controls   Dollar Situation Calls for Drastie Action, Martin Says

Martin Asks Quick Price, Wage Curbs   Immediate Controls, ‘Across The Board’, Opposed By Bricker

Early Price Curbs Asked By Martin   Republican Senator Calls For Action To Hold Economy

Across Board Controls Up to Industry, Labor   Curbs May Soon Become Hot Issue; Government's Hand May Be Forced

Rebuke Williams on Pressure Try   Newspaper Releases Misleading Charges Sault Legislator

No Changes In Results.   Almost Complete Vote Count Gives Victory To Apparent Winners

NO RESULT CHANGES   we + Election Returns Are in From Most i of State Precincts

IT’S LAUSCHE VS. EBRIGHT FOR GOVERNOR —_ Man Who Refused To Campaign Will Meet Man Who Refused To Play Safe

HUGE CRAFT IS WRECKED IN BLIZZARD   Falling Ship Hits House in Minneapolis and Two Children Watching Television Perish,   TEN PASSENGERS AMONG THE DEAD   (ras Tanks Explode and Fire Breaks Out — Rubble Combed for Bodies of Victims.

Children Watching Video Among Dead   Northwest Airlines. Plane Grashes In. Minneapolis While Attempting To Land During Storm—  10 Passengers: And Crew: Killed

Airiiner Fires Residential Area In Minneapolis   13 Aboard, 2 Children In Home Killed, Three Houses Destroyed By Fire As Instrument Landing Fails In Blinding Blizzard

13 in Aircraft, Two in Home Die During Blizzard; Flaming Gasoline FiresOtherHomes

Plane Landing During Storm Strikes House   13 Aboard Ship, Two Watching TV Show in Dwelling Are Victims

ClO Takes Pay Hike From Alcoa But Wants More   Company Offers 10 Per Cent Raise

ClO Steelworkers Accept 16-Cent Hourly Increase —Price Rise Due Friday

Union Accepts Aleoa’s 10%, Will Ask More  Pay Boost Averages   Pay Boost Averages Over 14 Cents For 20.000 WVorkers

Union Accepts Alcoa’s Offer, Will Ask More   ‘CIO Steel. Workers   C10 Steel Workers Want Date Advanced On Reonening Talks

Boost Expected To Set Pattern; Steel Prices Up  Pay Increase Goes Into Effect Friday

Union Accepts 16-Cent Steel Wage Raise  U.S. Steel Corp., In Pact With C.I1.0O., Set:  =™=34/ Wp _.-«. 3d... Te...

Voluntary Wage Boost Is Accepted By Steel Workers   Call It a Step Toward Meeting Needs; CIO Union to Ask for More

16-Cent an Hour Wage Boost for 165,000 Workers Is Okayed, Firm Increases Prices

Voluntary Wage Boost by Alcoa To Millworker   Accepted by ClO Unio: Reservations; Will Be Raek for. More

Union Accepts  Steel's Offer   Sixteen-Cent An Hour Boost To Be Pattern

U.S. Steel Hikes  Pay Rates, Prices  CIO Accepts Boost Averaging 16 Cents

BOOST STEEL WAGE   Increase for U. S. Stee Will Set Pattern for Industry .

10 Steel Union Accepts Average Hike of 16 Cents  U.S. Steel Also

USW Accepts  Wage Increase ‘Alcoa’ Offer Gives 10% Gain: See More

Steel Union Accepts Wage Boost of 16¢e   ‘Big Steel’ Says Price Hike of About 514% Is Due Under Contract

U.S. Steel Grants Union Pay Boost   16Cent Wage Increase Résults in Price Hike

U. S. STEEL CO. LINKS PAY HIKE AND PRICE RISE   CIO Steelworkers Accept 16. Cent Raise to $1.88 an Hour.

10 Navy Airmen Rescued af Sea  Bomber Patrol Crew Downed in Atlantic

TEN RESCUED BY DESTROYER   Plone Hits Water at LAS Mand Sends SOS — All Survivers in Good Condition.

President Names Career Attorney  To Denham’s Jot   George J. Bott, 40, Is New General Counsel Of Five-Man Board

Bott Appointed General Counsel ()f Labor Board   Maryland Resident Succeeds Denham

New NLRB Lega Chief “Affable’  George J. Bott Gets nham’s Position

FAVORS ‘MIDDLE ROAD’ PROGRAM Shivers’ Conservative Forces Gain State Demo Party Control

3 Damage Suits Seeking S151,000  Afétarmath aft DMinuhla   Aftermath of Double Slaying in Maryland

INDIA FAVORS ACTION OF UN   Holdout Council Member Jains Other Nations Friendly to South Korea

India Joins UN Move To Help  South Koreans   Body Ignores Reds’ legal Charges And Seeks Full Armed Help In War

MORE RUSSIAN VETOES COMING IN UN COUNCIL   Wants to Kill Report of Action During Red Boycott

‘British Slaughter Commies——  Reds Mistake Allies For  ‘Comrades: Error Corrected

North Koreans Learn Too Late...  British Not Russian Reinforcements

Reds Mistake British For Russians, But Don’t  Live to Tell About It

HAD TO SAVE DISHWATER  Rich Mate's "Economy' Causes Socialite to Sue

Sentence 9 To Serve Pen Terms   Penalties Imposed Upor Guilty Pleaders At Special Session Of Court In Clearfield.

Favor Single Query Board   Bi-Partisaw Group Would Handle All Congressional Probes Under Proposed Plan

Hurricane Striking At Cuba, Florida On Alert   §25-. In S      Vile Winds Reearded As Storm Grows Storm Warnine lone The Coast

Castle Burglar Knifes Servant  Of Queen Mary   Second Woman Slugged Assailant Caught in Basement

Queen Asleep During Ruckus   servant Screams Whe!  Burglar Cuts Her With Penknife

St. Laurent Desperately Trying to End Canada’s Paralyzing Railroad Strike

Prime Minister Meets With Union Leaders   Canada's Hugé Newsprin! Production Will Be Cut Seventy - Five Percent Wext Week

Hershey Shuns Draft Age Lift   Asks Armed Forces to Stay Below 27

East Germans ‘Vote’ Today   Communists Sure Of Large Margin By Loaded Ballots

Reds Assured Rubber Stamp In Reich Vote   ‘Volkspolizei’? to Supervise  First East Germany’s _ ft

East Germans Forced To Yote   Reds Dernanding Big Baliot Turnout

East Germany’ Voters Go To Polls With Veiled Red Threat To Vote The Right Way-Or Else

Rail Talks End: No ‘Gains’ Made   White House Night Sessions Fizzle Out

Hundreds Flee Ragine Fire In California  High Winds Fan Flames At  Can Raeunmnwdinun

Hundreds Flee Before Fire  In California   Daylight Shows Damage Lighter Than Feared In San Bernardino

Hundreds Flee  Homes as Fire  Threatens City  San Bernardino Blaze   San Bernardino Blaze Reported Nearly Out After Six-Hour Fight —No Serious Injuries

Wind-Swept Fire Routs Hundreds From Cali. City  __ Sqn Bernerdine Blaze Threatens: Residential . Section; 14 tnjured

lf Men Injured--Fire. Fed By 50-Mile Wind.  Threatens San Bernadino, Calif,

Wind-Fanned Brush Blaze Imperils Town  Number Of Houses   Number Of Houses In Son Bernardino Partially Damaced

PAJAMA GLAD WOMEN JOIN BLAZE FIG   Flames Swept by 50-Mile-an Hour Winds Damage Many Homes.

Two-Mile Strip ls Blackened By Flames   Heavy Damage From Winds Over Wide Area Of West

Fire Causes Big Damage In California   San Bernadino Is Swept By Flames During Night

CALIFORNIA FIRE ROUTS HUNDREDS   San Bernardino Resi.  dences Threatened

~ THREATENS CIT}   Hundreds Flee Homes ir San Bernardino’s North °  tor   BLAZE UNDER CONTRO!

Embers Carried By Wind Sets Homes On Fire   Firemen, Civilians Save City In Six-Hour Fiaht

Fire Routs Hundreds In  California  es) Wwe  —   San Bernardino Hit When 50-Mile Wind  Q@nreada Flamed

BLAZE SWEPT BY GALE THREATENS SAN BERNARDINO   ALMOST OUT NOW; HUNDREDS IN NORTH SECTOR FLED HOMES

Fire Menaces Sector of City In California   Hundreds Flee From Their Homes at San Bernardine   UNDER CONTROL   Flames, Swept by 50-Mile ‘Winds, Theaten  Residential Area for Time.

Hundreds Fled From Fire In California   Blaze Swept By High Winds Threat To San Bernandino

California Fire Destroys Homes Routs  Hundreds   Strong Winds Fan Blaze Through Residential Area; Extent Of Damags Not Yet Determined

Residential Section  Of San Bernardino Is Threatened by Flames Whipped by Big Winds

Blaze Routs Hundreds in Coast City   Wind-Fed Fire Peril: Residential Area in San Bernardino.   14 Men Iniured.

Fire Sweeps Areas Of San Bernardino  Hundreds Of Homes Damaged By Blaze

300 Housed Tn Schools After Blaze   San Bernardino Firemen Win Battle After Six Hours; 14 Men Receive Minor Ininuries

WIND-SWEPT FIRE THREATENS CITY   Hundreds Flee Homes ir San Bernardino’s North  Sector   BLAZE UNDER CONTROL

Several Houses On Outskirts of City Damaged   14 Men Injured, Flames Jump Eight Blocks at One Point

Blazes Peril Hundreds in Brushy Hills   One Home Destroyed, Others Damaged tn San Bernardino

Hundreds Flee Homes as Fire Threatens City  i f. @ gg ggg   Gale Swept Blaze Controlled in Niaht-Lona Fiaht

Raging Fire Menaces San Bernardino   Wind-Pushed Blaze Damages Wide Area; 14 Persons Injured Rattlina FEirac -

Wind-Fanned Brush Blaze Imperils Town  Number Of Houses In San Bernardino

Hundreds Flee as Fire Sweeps Home Section   Few Homes Damaged as Brush Fire Rages, Wind Blows Dust

—l4 INJURED—  Hundreds Flee Coast City Fire   SWEPT OUT OF WOODS BY GALE

Major Party Leaders Called To Pep Up State's Election   Barkley To Aid Demos; Wherry Speaks for GOP

IC Police Chiet Laughren Quits  Accuses City Marager Of Protection’

‘CITIZENS CONGRATULATED  ~ Aid Of Northern Ireland In War   Is Pledged To U. S. And England

Hanley Letter Causes Furor   Demand Dewey Be Impeached If He Doesn't Resign

Stassen Urges Carrying War Direct to Russia   Says Further Aggression Anywhere Should Bring Attack by UN Forces on Soviet: Flavs Truman Administration.

Stassen Urges 1U. S. Warn Reds   Aggression Would Signal Attack Upon Russia

Hit Russ at Home, Stassen Urges   Warn Soviets, Then Fight There, He Says

WAR THREAT TOHALTRED ATTACK URGED   Stassen States Russia Should Be Warned To End Agpression 

Stassen Would Warn Russia War Will Come to Her Soil If New Red Aggression Flares

FILIBUSTER DEVELOPING IN U. S. SENATE AGAINST STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA

aXidnapper Free On Bond; ‘To Enter Hospital   Woman Doctor Can Get ‘Chair’ For Abduction of Child

Alleged Kidnaper Is Hospitalized  Dr. Campbell Free On Bond In Albuquerque

Yale-Tramed Woman Doctor Goes Free  After Posting Bond In Kidnaping Case

Kidnap Suspect Enters Hospita   Woman Doctor Takes Tot In Ransom Plot

Nearly-Scrapped Baby Saved  Stnrad ac Aftar-Schanl Plavthing in Tnnk Vard

INFANT RESCUED FROM JUNK PYRE   Five-Weeks-Old Baby Is Recovered From Truck

School Girl’s Longing for Live Doll Nearly Leads fo Death for Five-Weeks-Old Baby

Live Doll’ Baby Almost Burned  Girl, 9, Hides Infant In Scrap Heap

Nationalist Invasion Hinted  Chiang’s Forces Hold Extensive Exercises

New Line Below City Now Under Heavy Red Attack   Some Gls Feared Trapped; Cruisers Shell East Coast As B-29s Hit North Korea

Bumper Baby Supply Will Flood Primary Grade Rooms in Years Just Ahead

U. S. Businessman Pleads Guilty To Spy Charge   Lies Pounded Inte Wim

Injunction Asked Under  Labor Law   Coal Dealers Meet Tomorrow With Lawmakers

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   TRUMAN TO CONFER WITH MAC ARTHUR IN PACIFIC

Plane To Take President To Rendezvous   Chief Executive Will Leave Direct For Saint Louis

Uneasy Truce Prevails In Civil War; Seventh Fleet Assures Formosa: American Protection

CHUANG KAL-SHEK ORDERS ALT IN TAAINLAND RAIDS   Formosans Happy Ove. Promised American Aid To

Chiang Halts War on Reds   Cease-Fire Ordered At Truman’s Request

Formosa Gets U. §. Protection  Attacks On Chinese Mainland Halted

Chinese Suspend Area Operations   Guerrilla Forces Fight on Mainland

eben Corners Lewis Aboard Train  UM W Boss Ordered to Appear in Ohio Courts in Answer to Nine Damage Suits

McCarran Pushes Anti-Red Bill   Says Veto By Truman Would Be Colossal Mistake

Truman Says He Wont Sign McCarran Bill   Republican Congress Possible In 1951

Solon Claims Truman Veto To Help  GOP  McCarran Saye Bit: To. Curb:Reds Asked.

McCarran Says Truman Veto To Hurt Party   If President Fails To Sign Anti-Red Bill, Demos Doomed

McCarran Sees GOP Congress If Bill Vetoed   Nevyadan Claims People Demand His Red Curbs

 —WANTS ANTLRED BILL PASSED— Says VetoB y Truman W ould Hurt Democrats

Anti-RedLaw  rings” FE eud      Truman’s ‘Stand Blasted: By Senator

Truman Veto of Anti-Communist Bill May Bring GOP Victory, Says McCarran

Senator Says Public Backs Anti-Red Bill   Truman:Refusal To Support Plan May Brine GOP Victory

Red Bill Veto Might Help GOP  Senator Says Truman Stand ‘Big Mistake’

McCarran Predicts GOP Win If Anti-Red Bill Is Vetoed   DECLARES PEOPLE WANT LEGISLATION PASSEL AND WILL REACT UNFAVORABLY IF BILL DIES

NEW GULF STORM STARTS TO DEVELOP   Disturbance, With Winds 55 to 70. Miles Per Hour, Moves Toward Florida.

Urge Tapping ol Recovery Funds To Arm Europe   Senate Considering Move to Ease Burden On U. S. Taxpayers

STRIKE SIGNALS MILK SHORTAGE   Five Million Pennsylvanians Hit by Walkout of AFL” Dairy Workers

Negotiators Seek To End Milk Strike  rag ol pe Off r Ove 2,300,00C   PRES, See eee eS

Five Million Pennsylvanians Cut Off From Milk Supplies By Strike Of 3,250 Workers   . Emergency Steps Taken To Provide Milk For Infants, Hospitals; Pittsburgh Mayor Calls Strike A “Calamity.”

7 Counties Hit By Milk Strike   Supplies Cut From 5 Million People As Dairy Workers Strike

PENNSYLVANIA DAIRY STRIKE IN SIXTH DAY   No Settlement In Sight. Violence Being Cut Ry Troopers

MILK STRIKE IN PA. CONTINUING   Striking A. F. L. Dairy Workers Go Into Sixth day; No End Seen

No Break In Milk © Strike _   Western : Pennsylvania Dispute Into 6th Day; Dealers Hard Put to Fill Emergeneyv Ordore

Milk Supply Dries Up As Strike Continues   No Settlement In Sight In Pittsburgh Area

West Pennsylvania  Still Without Milk   No Break Sighted As State Police Continue Patrol of Strike Area

urgh Area Bucktail Scout Workers Council Fixes 1 Strike Budget For 195

Dairy Workers Continue Strike      Western Pennsylvania Milk Stoppage In Sixth Day

Dairy Strike Hits Pittsburgh  idleness Of Workers Affects All Of  iF gepee o Dannculvanin

Truman Sends  Thanks of U.S.   ‘Safe Evacuation of Hungnam Beachhead  Acclaimed ‘Best Christmas Gift’

Gambling News Ban Is Urged   Wayne Coy Asks Congress To Outlaw Transmission

27-Inch Snow At Pittsburgh  Is New Record  Gov. Duff Declares State Of Emergency

: Woman Fires Shotgun at Cafe Holdup Men, -But Weapon Falls Apart in Slapstick Sawn

Ind Draft Call Likely in August  May Have to Tighten Law, Hershey Says

See Another Draft Call Next Month   Hershey Says Tighter Draft Rules May Come

Hershey Figuring On Another Call  lf Things Continue to Grow Worse, 5tiffer Recguliations to Be Set u

Second Draft Call May Be Next Month   General Hershey Says Exemptions May Also Become Less Frequent

ANOTHER DRAFT CALL INDICATED   Hershey Says Stiffer Rules May Be Needed If Situation Worsens

Lawyers’ Group Opens Mid-Year Meeting Today   Sessions Here Provide Opportunity for 46 “Comniittees to Meet

Local Tire Co. Worker Kills Self:   Shot In Head Takes Life Of John Urban. Tr.

STEVENSVILLE MAN SUICIDES   John Urban, Jr., Despond. ent Over Health, Shoots Self

Hoover Plans Radio Speech This Evening   Will Give Views On Sending More ' Troops To Europe 

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   General Election in Britain on February 23rd

War On British Welfare State   Elections Set Feb. 23; Gird For Fight

SENATE QUIZ aET TO BEGIN ON THURSDAY   Another Committee Plans tc Start Investigation of War Effort.

Lawmakers Will Probe ‘Food Prices   Opinions in Congress Are Varying as to Type of Mobilization and How Much Will Be Needed

Senatorial Committees Looking Forward to Probes of U.S. Military Effort, Price Increases

Senate Committees to Open Probe o Miltary Eff rt, Rising Food Costs

Military, Food Probes Set  . Maybank’s Group To Study High Costs

Senate To Probe Food Price Boost   Also Launch Inquiry Into Needs For US. Military PisdacGon

Senate Committees Ready ....  War Effort, Prices To Be Investigated

RISING PRICES TO BE PROBED   Senatorial Committees Look Forward To Investizations

Senators Set  To Investigate  Rising Prices Plan Crackdown  On Unwarranted Profiteering

Democrats srong Control i in Congress Is Badly Shaken  GOP Gains Six Seats in Senate ‘And Losec 1: Dewey. Warren.   D’Ewart and Henry Victorious; — Young and Casey Stage Hot Race

Ma ® ‘ald And D’Ewart Returned To Office Ry Voters In Montana      Cold Wave Due To Nip Montana

Closest Contest on State Ticket ls for Railroad Commissioner; Jack Henry Is Elected Treasurer  Two Members of Supreme Court Returned to That Tribunal

Pickets Chased From Enka Plant   Patrolmen Discover Tacks On Pavement

Remove Pickets From In Front Of Enka Plant   Tacks Found On Highway

Sub Zero Cold Over Big Part Of Bie dart  i Raade Havardane   Roads Hazardous As More Snow Moves in Today

Snow, Heavier in Area Tomorrow, Is Weather Forecast   Temperature Skids to 6 Below at Chillicothe, to Nine at Macon.

Necedah Woman Sees Vision of the Blessed Virgin Again; Growd Doesn’t

‘SETTLE QUARRELS LIKE FAMILY’  Sunday School Class Asks Peace as Christmas Gift

Stalin Warned In Address By Sec’'y Johnson   Armed Might Ready. To “Lick” Hell” Out OF Soviet Russia

If He Does, America’s Armed Might Will “Lick Hell” Out of Him, Secretary Tells Virginia Alumni.

Johnson Asserts Defense Forces Ready for Action   Says More Men Are Assigned to Combat Troops

Vighting Power Set tor Action In Hour’s Time   Only One Nation Will Start War, Secretary Tells Virginia Alumni

Warning . Is Directed  At Russia   Johnson Says U.S Ready If Stalin Starts Anvthing _

U.S. Will ‘Lick Hell’ Out of Stalin If He Starts Fight, Johnson Says

ARMS BOSS TELLS CHEERING CROWD NATION 1S STRONG   Declares If Russia Strikes America’s Fighting Power Will Be on Job Within Hour.   TQ PUT MORE MEN IN COMBAT UNITS   Secretary Asserts Unification Has Been Achieved and Services Are “Ready to Go as a Team.”

SAYS AMERICA’S ARMED MIGHT WILL ‘LICK HELL’ OUT OF SOVIET FORCES

Johnson Asserts Defenses Ready For Quick Action  Says Armed Might To ‘Lick’   Says Armed Might To ‘Lick Reds If Trouble Develops;  Praises Unification

Return to Religion  Apparent   Leaders Say Moral Values Lag Behind Scientific Progress

er prem meesd  Aany 'Livina i in . Fear Find Peace of Mind and Reassurance

55 From Here To National Guard Camp   Two Week Training At Ft. Leonard Wood Starts This Sunday

Solons Predicting President's Veto Of Subversives Bill Will Be Beaten

Predict Conares: Will Spurn Veto   McCarran Backers, Foes See Defeat

CLAIM VETO OF RED CONTROL BILL WOULD BE BEATEN   Would Register All Reds; Kil. gore Favors Detention Camps.

Registration Bill To Overide Veto   Senate Leaders Say McCarran Bill Set

Congress Would Override Veto Of M‘Carran Act   Senators on Both Sides Are Aareed

Red Bill Veto To Face Fight   Senators Predict Overriding If Truman Refuses to Sign !f

Red Curb Bill Veto Likely To Be Overridden   Backers And Foes Of McCarran Act Expect Necessary Two-thirds

Predict Veto fo Be Overridden  Killing Anti Red Bill Oppesed-by Senators

COLLEGE MURDER   State To Reveal Undisclosed De. tails Of The Killing

ARMY IS SENT AGAINST HUKS IN PHILIPPINES   ‘Communist-Led Tribesmen Burn, Pillage and Kill in  Reign of Terror.  i

BELGIANS ARE BACK AT WORK   Some Shift To One-Day Mourning Strike For Those Killed

BELGIUM RETURNS TONORMAL TODAY   High Tension Eased by Abdication Decision

Plans To Meet A-Bomb Attacks Far Beyond The Tin Hat Stage   Civilian Mobilization Director Replies To Criticism That Government Is “Passing The Buck” On Defense.

West Coast Mayors Hear Larsen Civil Defense Far Beyond » World War il

Atom Scientist Oppenheimer  Linked to Reds   Present at Secret Meeting in ‘41, Says Woman Witness in California Inquiry

Tax Bill Seen Facing Change   Utilities, ‘Growth’? Firms Rved hv Millikin

‘No Withdrawal’ In Korea Pledgec   President, Attlee Also Promise Continued Buildup in Atlantic Area

Attlee Says British Will Back Allies   -Both Leaders Say Defense Against Reds To Be Built

U.S., Britain Vow Unity in Korea —   Truman, Attlee Report Decision To Step Up Aulantic Defense

Britain Will Stand By U.S., Minister Says  Two Leaders Agree To Defense Speedur

Lie Sounds Out UN Members On Korean Crisis  Secretary-General CAs mba Tn Gan bd wee

“UN Sounding Out Member Nations On Korean War   Lie and Aides Check Six Delegations for Opinions on Conflict

Check U.N. Willingness   Lie and Aides Finding Out How Far Members Will Go To Stop Korean War

‘Lie Sounds Out UN Members Or Korean Crisis  r Secretarv-Genaral   . Secretary-General Wants To See How Far To Go

Mail Deliveries Ordered Down To Only laDay   Donaldson Issues Cuts Because of Increasing PO Department Deficit

Youth Leave Soviet Berdin   Allied Armed Front Viewed as Blunder

Thousands Of Young Germans Head Home From Soviet Sector’s Communist Displays  Of Power, Ending Six-Day Tension Period

500,000 COMMUNISTS DISPERSF  Next Cold War Crisis Worries Berlin As Young Reds Go Home

400,000 German Youths March Back Home —   Communist Rally In Berlin Ended As Quiet Restored

Berlin Commies Leave for Home  About 500 Thousane Leave Red Sector

Diplomas To 232 Mid-Year Grads Tonight At Fenger   Morgan Park Program Scheduled For Thursday Night

Dr. Herold Hunt Speaks Tonight  To Fenger Grads To Award 316 Diplomas  During June Exercises

Solons Get Grim War  Revelation   Gen. Bradley Reports Situation ‘Serious;’ UN Troops Due

Bradley Tells Senators of Korean Peril  Relays MacArthur’s   Relays MacArthur’s Gloomy Report— ‘Situation Serious’

Bulgars Mass On Slav Line   Threatening Moves  Of Other Reds Cited

Yugoslavia Is Ringed By Bulgarian, Roma nian And Hungarian Might

Truman, Attlee End Talks Today, Agree To Remain in Korea  Will Prosecute China In UN if Reds Reject Allied Peace Feelers

U.S. Army Chiel Thinks UN Can Stick in Korea   Talks to Truman, Attlee After Trip To Battleground

Truman, Attlee Say ‘Fight On’   President and Prime Minister End Their Conference

Attlee And Truman End  Talks Today   Both Determined — To Prosecute Red China Immediately

FIGHTING MEN STRONGER THAN FIRST BELIEVED   Agree to Prosecute Chinese Unless ‘They, Call Off Army

Collins Returns to U_S., Confers With Truman and Attlee  Says Troops Can Tak« Care of Selves, Sees No Further Serious Losses

LEADERS TOLD OF SITUATION IN KOREAN WAR  Gen. Collins, Army fo a ere _ - oA. £2   yen. Collins, Army Chief. of - Staff, Gives Report to Truman and Attlee.

Chief Of Staff Confers With Truman, Attlee   UN Forces Can Take Care Of Themselves

Meeting Ends With Report  Krom Collins   Army Chief Says Allie: Can Remain In Field Without ‘Serious Losses’

Jones Television Sales & Service Jones Dr. Dial 4861. & Dumont, Zenith, Motorola. Ad,   Telewision Installatione

HANOVER STREET PTA TO SPONSOR RECITAL   Exhibition Of Dancing Will Be Presented By Anna Hayer Pupils In School Auditorium

BERLIN POLICE BATTLE REDS   Youths Driven Baek iTo Soviet Sector

Assassin’s Widow On Hunger Strike   Jailed Puerto Ricans Face An Early Trial

Attacker’s Widow Goes on Hunger  Strike in Jail   Early Murder Trial Appears in Prospect For Puerto Rican Shot Down by Guards

Mrs. Torresola On Hunger Strik   Widow of Would-Be Assassin is Held On $50,000 Bail

ASSASSIN WIDOW REFUSES TO EAT   Jailed Mrs. Torresola Begins Hunger Strike

Widow Of Puerto Rican Who Attempted To Assassinate Truman On Hunger Strike

Widow Of Dead Assassin Tries Hunger Strike  Women Approve Plot To Slay President

Harriman Given New ‘Assignment   To Be Truman Aide   To Be Truman Aide For Foreign Affairs

W. A. Harriman Kew Assistant To President   Ambassador To Help Co ordinate United States  Foreiqn Policies

Harriman Is Named ‘Truman’s Assistant  On Foreign Affairs   Veteran Statesman to Coordinate Activities Of All Government Departments so Far as They Bear on Foreign Policy; Many Decisions Seen

Harriman Gets New Post in Government   Named Assistant to Handle Foreian Affairs

Harriman Named For Federal Post   He’s Special Aide It Handling Foreign Affairs

Harriman Named Truman Assistant To Coordinate U. S. Foreign Policies   Announcement Links New Job To Decisions O Recent London Conference For More Unity Among Western Nations In Cold War

Harriman  Named Aide Fo President  Assigned To Help - Co-ordinate U.S.  Foreign Policies:

Harriman Gets New Policy Job  Special Assistant On Foreian Affairs

POST IS GIVEN TO HARRIMAN   Truman Names Envoy Special Assistant On  = Foreign Affairs

Harriman Gets New Post in Government  Named Assistant  in Weamala   Named Assistant to Handle Foreign Affairs

STOCK MARKET INDEX   Kansas Two-Mile Team Bests Oklahoma U. Squad In Race

The Story of ‘Chiang’s Last Stand’ Told in Far Eastern News Dispatch   By Howard Handleman Far Eastern Director,

PLOTTING, ICKERING PLAGUE CAUSE OF CHIANG   tinue In Spite of The Present Desperate   tionalists Also Probably Have The Strength To Repulse

/FORMOSA-CHIANG’S LAST STAND   By HOWARD HANDLEMAD Fer Eastern Director,

Russian Aid To Chinese Reds May Off-set Chiang Strength In Final Defense Of Formosa

iThe: Story of ‘Chiang’s Last Stand’ Told in Far Eastern News Dispatch

American Troops Seize Initiative From Red Koreans   ROK Forces Pursuing Reds Retreating About East Coast Port of Pohang

GOP Opens Fight for Governor   Detroit Meeting Marred by Absence of Wayne Chairman

OUR CHURCHES      BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH >  ATian BW Walenn Destan

Keystone Vote Tuesday Seen As °52 Clue   Republicans Embroiled in Family Fieht

SAFETY CHIEF FILES REPORT ON HIS PROBE   Up to Legislature Tc Provide Controls For Future

City Census Is 67,709; County 98,036  Wichita Falls Shows Big Population Gain

Cit Census Is 67,709; County poms . Wichita Falls Shows Ria Population Gain

Tot Found Safe After Spending Night In Woods In the Pleasantville Area

Red China's Price May Be Too High   Western Allies Unlikely to ‘Accept Them

Red Peace Price May Be Too High For Acceptance  Chinese Expected To Demand UN Seat, Military Cutbacks

Fear Cost Of Peace Too High   Chinese Communists Likely To Make Prohibitive Demands.

Airliner Wreck Rescue Thwartec   Snow Biasted Peaks Of Mount Moran Slow Down All Aid Efforts

Son of DuBois Couple Was Pilot Of Mission Plane Wrecked in Wyoming

Weather Hurts Try To Reach Plane Wreck  Rescue Crew May ped wen oie oe aA

Chinese Reds Meet with Toy UN. Officials   Session to Press Charges Against U.S. Called Due to Storm

Military Justice Altered by Law  Accused Members Of  : 7 Pie a ae Pay SOE   Accused Members Of Armed Forces Given More Protection

Allies Halt Twin Push Near Taegu  Americans Wield Bayonets, Clubbed Rifles in Battle

Government Tries To Revoke Bridges’ U. S. Citizenship   San Francisco, April 11. (AP)—The federal govern ment moved today for immediate revocation of Harry

Action Is Taken To Open Way To Deport Bridges   Government Seeks Revocation Of Citizenship After Union Leader Is Given Five-Year Prison Sentence For Perjury

C of C Membership Group Forms Club  Job Instead of Brief, tQeoeeriad Dieiwan °

CofC Membership Group Forms Club  Blane Yaornr.Baund ‘failee   Plans Year-Round “Sales -Job Instead of Brief, Hurried Brivo

Touted Red Rally Goes  Off Quietly   Firm Stand by West Is Cited in Absence of Weekend Violence.

WEST ELATED: YOUTH RALLY IN BERLIN ENDED  Yee See Gao ae 4 . 7, ee ee fo ae   Ominous Events, Predicted for Commu: nist Meet, Fail tc Materialize.

West Berlin Claims It ‘Won a Battle ‘Without Having One’ On Rally Day

West Wins “Battle” of Berlin   Commie Youth  ‘Rally Passes _ be gee 8 Be Ong Bil

West Berlin Elated ,, Over Results of Red ~ Berlin Demonstration

West Elation Tempered by [New Army Sight   Russians Parade 10,000 Goose-Stepping German Fighters

SEN. TAYLOR IS TRAILING IN IDAHO PRIMARY   Clark Leads Wallace's Former Running Mate in Close Race.

Taylor Trails In Idaho Vote For A Senator   But Opponent’s Lead Is Slight; Primary Results Incomplete

Taylor In Tight Battle In Idahe   Ex-Cowboy, Running Mate Of Wallace Trails

Idaho Election  is Nip-and-Tuck   Late Returns Show Senator Glen Taylor Trailing Democratic Opponent

Clark Shows Gain In Idaho Race for  Senate Nomination   Has Present Lead Over Glen Taylor of 1,455 Votes in Tight  Fight .

Taylor Lagging Behind Clark In Senate Race  Idaho Incumbent  @eck: Meck +   Idaho Incumbent Seeks Renomination Dweorshak Winner

Taylor Trails By 1400 Votes  In Senate Race   Idaho One of Three States Electing 2 Senators  This Year

Clark Gains In Fight for Senate Seat   Den, layior, Wallace Buddy, Falls Behind

TAYLOR BEHIND INIDAHO COUNT   Wallace Running Mate Shaded By Former Senator Clark.

Clark Leads Sen, Taylor   Wallace Running Mate Trails Opposition In Idaho Primary

Former Senator Clark Holding ‘1,455-Vote Lead Over ‘Glen Taylor in Idaho Voting

CLARK LEADS SEN. TAYLOR; PETERSON IN   Idaho Battle Is Key Contest in Primary Voting by 3 States.

Taylor Trails D. Worth Clark: Peferson Wins   Senator Who Ran tor VicePresident on Progressive Ticket in 1948, Slightly Behind

Clark Holds Slight Lead ‘Over Taylor   Former Senator Ahead by 1,100 Votes in Idaho's Hot Primary; Dworshak  Wins in G.O.P. Race

Sen. Taylor Trailing In Nip-and-Tuck Ballot Count for Renomination In lowa

SENATOR TAYLOR TRAILS AT POLLS   Idaho Democratic Con test Is Nip and Tuck

Sen. Taylor ls Trailing In Idaho Primary   Nebraska Governor: is Renominated

Battle In Idaho For Nomination Reported lose   Late Returns Givg Clark 713 Votes Over} Taylor In Featured Primaries

Taylor Trails In Idaho Vote  Former Senator Clark Runs Up Slight Lead

Taylor, Former Progressive, Losing Dem Primary Battle   Ex-Senator Clark Inching Away As Final Count Nears

<< or? i TS Canth Koreans Heartened. Hoveful By Quick U. S. Entr;

TRUMAN ENDS 8-DAY VACATION CRUISE   President Returns (o Capital Rested and Cheerful—Plunges Immediately Into U'ark.

Truman Returns fo Work in Capital  Rested and Cheerful _,_ After Eight-Doy Cruise

Trucker Slays Sister And Self   Angered Over Eviction. Man Shoots Landlady

Race Issue Again Tested In Dixie  ie pr a eg:   Georgia Primary Vote Finds Talmadge Defying Court Rule

‘Talmadge Vs. Thompson  Georgia Race Is Third ‘Test  In Dixie Racial Controversy

Racial Issue Test At Georgia Polls   Democratic Primary To Climax a 4-Year Feud Between Candidates

GEORGIA FACES PRIMARY TEST   Talmadge And Thompson Fighting It Out On Racial Issue—Vote Tomorrow.

Talmadge to Face Test in Georgia Race   “White Supremacy” Is Vital Issue in Campaign For Governorship; Former Governor in Race

Race Issue  To Be Faced   Talmadge Of Georgia In Primary Tomorrow

Report of Submarines In North. Korean Harbor Is Doubted By Navy Department

Basic Demands Unchanged in Mine Dispute   Lewis Yet Asking 95-Cent Raise, Welfare Boost

N ew Contract Talks Start  From Scratch.   Coal Dispute Issues Remain Same; Court Order May Be Delayed

 Abyssinian Christians’ Search for Christ's Body  Is One of Most Striking Rites During Holy Week

Middle East Christians In Traditional ‘Search For The Body Of Christ’

Jerusalems Crowded Cily   As Christians of Many Types of Foith Celebrate In Traditional Rites

Jerusalem Holds Holy Day Rites   Basilica Bells Ring Resurrection Message

United States Stress Stresses. to United . Nationa ©: That” “International Communism” Can ‘Call Off War  ‘ in Morea at, Will.

Pin Guilt For War  On Russia   Austin To Follow Up Advantage Over Malik

U. S. TO PLACE GUILT OF WAR   United States. Stresses to’ United Nations That ‘International Communism” Can Call’ Off War ‘in Morea at WIL *

PARKS AT HULMEVILLE QUITE BADLY SAMAGEL   Cemetery, Mill and Church Are Victims of Storm   CELLARS ARE FLOODED

Lawmakers To Adjourn  This Week   Leaders Hope To Finist Sessions Wednesday Or Thursday.

Cohen Has That "Glad-To-Be-Home"’ Feeling On Arrival In Los Angeles

Cities Crack Down On Reds   : y « 24 Hours To Leave Birmingham, Ala.

REDS OUTLAWED IN BIRMINGHAM   Communists Are Given 24 Hours To Get Out Of City—Jail Penalty.

Farm Home Burns West of Hale   Other Buildings Saved from Blaze.

HIGHWAY BOARD WINS WAGE DISPUTE   Supreme Court Turns Down Union Move To Eorce Court Study of ‘Prevailing Rate’

State Supreme Court Upholds Right Of Hishway Body To Set Wage Scales

eng.or Caavez Points Toward cary colry of Brother Dave ‘y Jeme Gubernatorial Primary

‘Cost of Living Index Pushed Up 0.3 Per Cent ‘Between July 15-Aug. 15

MINE LEADER REFUSES TO DEFEND POLICY   John L. Lewis Will Not Appear Before Congress Committee.

UMW President Would Regard It Imappyopriate In View Of Court Actions That Have   Been Started

Lewis Won't Defend His 3-Day Week   Fails to Accept Opportunity Given by Senate Committee.

Congress Gives Korean Advice   Koreans Seek ‘War Materials Inctead of Monev

Washington ' Congress Offers Advice From Sidelines On Korean Situation

Solons Approve U.S. Forces Aid  Go-Ahead Signals Given President

Trying to Be a Comedian Is Tough Work — It Depends Entirely on Your Writers

Universal Military Training Measure Believed In Cold Storage for Present

Assignment “Qf Reserves Explained   Military Requirements De. termine How Fast They Go Overseas

Need for Trained Troops in Korea Speeding Overseas Movement — Of Reserves Despite Prioritis

Largest Plane Battle Staged Near Manchuria   Third Division Abandons Oro; UN Beachhead Shrinks in East Before 100,000 Chinese Reds

Chinese Reds May Soon Start All-Out Air War   Biggest Jet-Against-Jet Air Battles Ever Fought Staged In North Korea

Yanks Abandon A Town   Oro, Six Miles From Hamhung, Falls to Foe: In West, Tempo Of  War in Air Inereacsec

Getting Set for All-Out Punch At Beachhead   Allies Draw Deeper Into Port, Menaced by 100, 000 Chinese:

Russia Hurling Its Air Might Against Yanks; 100,000 Red Chinese Massing At Hungnam

More Red Jet. Planes Appear Near Border   Security Blackout Put On News In Critical Northeast Section 

Allies Move  Deeper Into Beachhead  Menacing Arc Formed by Huge  Enemv Force

Jet Dogfights Prompt Warning Of Air Attacks   U.N. Tightens Tiny Beachhead In Northeast

- Aerial Dogfights Near Man=’ ehurian Border Not ne Decisive    EVACUATIONS MOVE ON  A Forces Crowd Into : t eu. ak ae

Allied Troops Tighten Defenses at Hamhung; Jet Battle Indecisive

Red Planes Are Seen in  Beach Area   Conyoy of Trucks Is Carrying Supplies to Chinese Forces Near Reservoir   Blackout Ordered   Security Covers General Activity in Hamhung Sorter

Greatest Plane Battle Of The War Reported  Troops Withdraw Into Last Toehold in Dad Tarritaryw

Biggest Jet-Plane Battle of War Reported as U.N. Troops Pull Deeper Info Beachhead

Aenal ts Near Manrece ome Not Decisive EVACUATIONS MOVE ON Allied Forces Crowd Inte  as a

Estimated 100,000 Men Form Enemy Are Around Troops Near Port City  Jets Fight Biggest Battle Of War Near Manchuri ia Without Decision

Reds Throwing Jet Fighters Info Struggle   Chinese Surrounding Northeast Beachhead With 100,000 Troops; Planes Scout Area

Aerial Warfare: ‘Mounts As UN Troops Battle To Hold Hunanam Port

GROWING AiR THREAT  Believe Communists Starting All-Out Air ' War Against UN Forces

Reds Believed Opening All-Out Air Offensive   Heavy Aerial Blows Dealt As 100.000 Chinese Mass At UN Beachhead; Planes In Big Dogfight

Biggest Jet Battles of War Are Fought In Northwest Sector   Communists Step  Up Air Attacks   May Be Beginning of All-Out Air War Over The Skies of Korea

Pocket Closes In On Forces At Beachhead   Biggest Jet Dogfight Thought To Signal An All-Out Air War

3rd Division Abandons Town Of Oro But Holds Slender Coastal Strip   Bridges Blasted By Retreating Army As Chinese Mass On An Arc Around U. N, Forces: Jet Battles Renorted.

Blackout For Security Is Clamped On   U.S. Spokesman Says 10 Chinese Divisions Press On Port Area

Air Force Says Reds May Start All-Out Air War   Jet Fighters are Active in Battle In Northwest Zone

Allies Reducing Northeast Pocket  Key Town Abandoned; Red Chinese Attack Again

Growing Strength of Red Fighters is Threat   Allied Forces Move Deeper into Korea Beachhead as Reds Mass About Them

Jet Activity To Increase; Troops Blast bridge Spans   Tense Area Quiet; Largs knemy Convoy Sighted

Massed Chinese Threaten Allies At Beachhead   Biggest Dogfights Of War Are Waged With Jet Planes

Allied Forces Pull Deeper into Korea Beachhead; Reds Mass 100,000 Around Them

Two Big Jet Air Battles   Estimate 100,000 Chinese in Arc As Allies Forces Pull Closer At-Hunagham.

Communist Air Activity Is Hiehest Yet   Evacuating Troops Are Blowing Bridges As They Give Up Ground

Allied Forces Pulling Deeper Info Beachhead  Chinese Massed on Arc Around Them

100,000 Reds Surround UN Beachhead in Rores   Fear All-Out Jat Air War

RUSSIAN - MADE JET FIGHTERS OUT IN FORCE   New Action Poses Threat To Allied Soldiers On Beachhead

Fight Off Red Force Of 100,000   Jet Planes Engage In Biggest Air: Battle In Northwest But Gain No Decision

U. S. Third Division Abandons Town Of Oro to the North of Hamhung

REDS MASSED FOR ATTACK Jets Clash In Korea As Allied Forces Shorten  Northeast Beachhead

Reds Are Closing Around: Shrinking U.N. Beachhead; Aerial Warfare Stepped Up

Chinese Reds Threaten U.S. Beachhead  Swarms Of Commies   Swarms Of Commies Seek To Halt Evacuation

T wo Attacks On Perimeter  Driven B ack      Allies Pull - Deeper Into Last Foothold In Area; News Blacked Out

Greatest Plane Batfle Of The War Reported  Troops Withdraw   Troops Withdraw Into Last Toehold Ie Red Territory

BIGGEST JET FIGHT OF WAR PRESAGES INCREASED AERIAL ACTIVITY BY REDS' FORCES

U. N. Forces Pull Deeper inte Northeast Beachhead Area with 100,000 Reds Massed  Around Them.   JET DOGFIGHTS BRING NO DECISION

Reds Staging all-Out Jet War on Allies  Tempo Is Increased As Yankees Abando  is oo a

Spans Blown, Troops Pull Back Toward Port   Security Blackout imposed On News From Port City

Army Clamps Ban On News In Port Area   Russian-Muade Jets, F-80s Stage Biggest Aerial Fight Of War

ed Planes is ‘gin Hits Gi sing Jets Xe ng Line      Town Is Abandoned North Of Hamhune  As Enemy Advances

Increased Activities Are Noted   Town Near Hungnam Abandoned by Allies As Beachhead Shrinks

Reds Pouring Jet Fighters Into Battle   Evacuation Beachhead Is Quiet but Tense as  100,000 Chinese Mass Around Tiny Perimeter

ericans Pulling Deeper to Northeast Beachhead; ‘« Ooposition Increasing

100,000 Reds Set  For Massed Drive  On Tiny Perimeter At Eastern Port

Chinese Mass Near Hungnam Evacuation  Soviet-Made Jets PL .._ J PA te   Soviet-Made Jets Chased Out in Probing Attacks

Reds Threaten To Ring Allies In Northwest   Hordes Pour Through Widening Gap Torn In South Korean Line

New Retreats By U.N. Troops Up To 10 Miles   Massive Interventior Being Made By Red Chinese In Korea

Five of Winnipeg Bridges Blocked  Hunt Safe Routes For Flood Exodus

Dewey Leaves for A Needed Rest at Southern Resort   Quits Albany Under Doctor’s Orders; Denies “Run Again’’ Report

Truman Backs Harriman’s Cut At Senator Taf   President Silent As To Whether He'll Sign Or Veto Red Control Bill

Truman Backs Statement By Harriman  President Says  He Supports Charge Aocainget Taft

France To Seek More Aid From U.S.  Military Service To Be Increased TT. 12 WMUanth Tima

Yukon. Ranger Tells of Seeing Plane, Hearing Fxplosion; May Be Missing Army Transnorl

Forest Ranger Reports Best Clue To Crash   Ground Party Dispatched ToArca In Hope Of Finding Vanished C-54. In Rueved Whitehorse Territory

Great Hunt For Missing Transport Continues Gr ound Party Inve estigating  Ranger’s Report Of Exnlasiaon

‘Highly Probable  Location Report  Given By Ranger Bulldozer-Equipped  Rescue Squad Hunts in Whitehorse Area

Plane Search Pushed Near Whitehorse   Bulldozer Breaks Patt Toward Spot Where Ranger Heard Crash; Bitter Cold Relieved

searchers Hunt For Wreckage   Rescue Squud May Be Near Plane With’ 44 Persons Aboard 

GROUND CREW HUNTS FOR 654   Bulldozer-Equipped Squad .Pushes Through Snow, Honing to Find Passenaers

Forest Ranger Reports Hearing Blast  Ground Unit Seeks Missing Transport

Ranger s lip Believed Clue To C-54 Fate   Rescue Teams Held In Readiness for Momentary Action

Dilworth. Denounces Own Party  Democratic Unity in State Moot Question

Dilworth Blasts Democratic Party   Party Unity in 1951 Legislature is Moot Question After Blast

Chinese Nationalists Declare Second Red Attempt fo Invade Hainan Island ‘Smashed; About 500 Junks Reported Sunk

Chinese Reds Fail in Attach   Nationalists Claim . Attempted . Invasion . of Hainan: Island is Beaten.

Chinese Repulse Reds at Hainan   Many Nationalists Flee From Hong Kong

Nationalists Report Smashing Victory Over Reds In Foiling Invasion Attempt

CHINESE FORCES BEAT BACK REDS   Nationalists Claim Th C3 Smashed Second Commu nisl Adtempt To Seize Is land, Sinking Vessels.

CLAIM REDS FAIL IN RAINAN ISLAND ATTACK   Nationalists Say Planes Sink 500 of Fiect of 1,000 Junks.

Red Invaders Hurled Back, Chinese Say   Claim to Have Broken Up Attempt to Land on Hainan Island

Free Chinese Smash Red Invasion Fleef   Attempt to Capture Hainan Balked; 500 Junks Sunk, Is Claim

Chinese Nationalists Claim Sinking Of Communist Island-Hopping Force

CHINA SAYS REDS FAILED AT HAINAN   Loss Of Formosa Seen By U. 5. Military Officials — In Tokyo

Heavy Artillery Duels Mark Day's Fighting  Guerrilla Warfare Is Intensified

Communists Hit at American Position from Rear, Using Deadly Infiltration Tactics.  SMALL FORCE CROSSES RIVER

Guerrillas Don U.S. Uniforms, Infiltrate, Raid Defense Line;, General Kum Offensive Near

“Big Push” to Crush Defense Line Expected   Communist Force on South Side of River Estimated at 100 Men  —Bridgehead Denied

Artillery Duel Intense; Smal] CommunistUnit Crosses Kum   Guerrilla Raids Reported Behind American Lines

Ariillery Fire Heavy   American Guns Silence Red Batteries; Invaders Wede Acros Shallow River

Small Force Crosses River And Artillery Duels Herald Major Battle

Heavy Artillery Duel Reported; Guerrillas Attack Yank Forces   Band of 100 North Koreans Crosses River But May Be Wiped Out; Hint ‘Bie Push’ to Crack Line May Be Near

Heavy Artillery Duels Mark Day's Fighting  Guerrilla Warfare   Guerrilla Warfare Is Intensified By Invading Army

Stream Crossed By Small Force QfNorth Koreans   Intense Artillery Duel Rages; Guerrillas Hit Back of U.S. Lines

SMALL RED BAND MAKES. CROSSING   Intense Artillery Duelling and Guerrilla Activity Indicates Red Build- Up for Offensive.   ENEMY THREATENS TO FLANK YANKS   Two Divisions Sweep Eastward, Menacing Supply  Line; Reports of Kum Bridgehead Not Confirmed.

Artillery Barrage Opens Red Drive On Kum Line   Only Small North Korean Force Apparently Has Been Able to Cross Stoutly Defended River Yet: Yanks  Harried By Infilterating Guerrillas

Small Red Force Reported Across To American Side   Dispatches Tell of Artillery Buelling, Guerrilla Raids

GUERRILLAS — ATTACK YANKS FROM BEHIND   First North Korean Division Reported Mauled, Replaced

Flanking and Encirclement Tactics Tried   Guerrillas Slip Behind U. S. Lines After Braving Artillery Blast in River Crossing: Bridgehead Deniec

Guerrillas Raid Behind American Lines in Korea - Big Push by Northern Force May Be at Hand

Small Force Of North Koreans Reported Across      Field Dispatches Report Intense Artillery Dueling Across River

Field Dispatches Say Red Koreans Crossed Stream   100-Man Force Gets Artillery Shower; ‘Mac's’ Headquarters Doesn’t Back Story

Guerrillas Make Raids to Rear Of U.S. Lines   100 Reds Get Across Stream, Others Probe American Defenses

Heavy Artillery Duel Rages Along Kum River Sector  Small Enemy Unit Crosses; Guerrilla Forces Infiitrate

Small Band of Invaders Crosses River   Strong Guerrilla Attacks Reported Bahind U. S. Lines

GUERRILLAS WEAR US CLOTHES  Mield Dispatches Credit 100 North Koreans With Crossing to South  Bank of River on West US Flank

Thieves Take Page Of Famous Bibie  Betsy Ross Flag House le Rohbed

‘Army of Detectives, G-Men Hunt 9 Gunmen Who Seized $1,500,000 in Cash, Checks

3,000 Police, FBI Agents Search For Masked Men Who Steal Over $1,000,000 In One Of Biggest Robberies In U.S. Crime History

Holdup One Of Largest In History   Employes Surprised in Vaults of Transit Firm by Gang.

Find Stolen Cadillac Believed Used by Nine Robbers in $1.500,000 Holduc

Bandit Gang Holds Up Boston Office, Steals $1,500,000   Stolen Car Believed To Be One Of Nine-Man Gang’s Getaway Cars Found In Garage In Boston Suburb; Men Masked In Hallowe’en Outfits Staged Brink’s, Ine., Stick-Up

ONG AIR UNITS RECEIVE CALL FOR SERVICE :  Nationwide Orders Involve Five Groups; To Add 340 Planes

Official Tortured, Shot  Chippewa Treasurer Found ‘Wounded After New Attack

County Official Tortured, Shot   Chippewa River Dragged for Clues

‘Founda ying Beside Highway Chippewa Treasurer Is Beaten Shot In New Robbery Attempi

Citizenship of Harry Bridges To Be Revoked   Federal Court Grants U.S. Motion Under Perjury Conviction

Tank-Led Gl's Predict Quick Break to Border   Expect to Take Last Big Base By Saturday

RED FANATIGS CAUSE DELAY TO TIMETABLE   Tank-Led American Troops Come Within Sight of Manchurian Frontier.

Expect To Take Kapsan, Last Enemy Major Base South Of Frontier, Tomorrow Instead’ Of Podaw   24TH DIVISION SETS PAGE ON WEST FRONT

Encounter Furious Foe ‘in Northeast   Expect to Reach Frontier Within  Three or Four Dave

United Nations Forces Gain on All Fronts, Yanks Expect to Reach Border in Four Days, Infiltrating Reds May Strike Behind Lines

Hit Tough  Resistance Near Kapsan   Enemy Rear Guard Launches Attack On Small Seale

In Other Wars the Americans Yearned for Home ~ But Now They Would Even Like Japan

The Dirt and Squalor of Korea Make American Gls Homesick---for Japan

AT THE FRONT   IN KOREA'S UGLY WAR, THE Gis ARE HOMESICK FOR PRETTY, NEAT JAPAN By Don Whitehead  a. £82.8 W.. stu +

US. REVISES ASIA POLICY   Weak Points To Be Avoided Top Leaders Decide.

Far Eastern Policy Change Forced by War   Hope of Return To Normal Peace Footing Abandoned

Officials Sift  East Policies   Red Drive Starts Sweeping “Weak Spot’ Review

Communist Invasion Of South Korea Caused Far Eastern Policy Change’

Sweeping  Changes Set InUS.Policy   Red Invasion To Scrap Earlier Ideas;  Security Dominates

Reds Will Spend $4 Billion For Military In 1951 Chinese Armed Forces Squeeze More Fighting Men Out of Dollar Than American Counterpart

Red China Gets Many More Fighting Men From Budget Than Do U.S. Units

China Gets Larger Army F or ‘Same Sum   Communists Equipped Like Beggars Compared To American Soldier

Girl Shon’iffers Nabbed By Po.ice  Hid Loot In Rubbish Heap, Rest Roora

GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF THEM ALL _  Nation Bids Farewell To AL Talieh

Predict Efforts Of Group Doomed To Failure; House Passes Bill Over Truman's Veto Yesterday   COMMUNISTS MUST REGISTER UNDER BILI

Sen. Langer Collapses In Long Oration   Upper Bosy Rounds Ov 24 Hours At 11:30 A. In Fight To Override  Truman's Veto.

Senate Delayed on Communist Bill Vote by Filibuster Action Today

Fight Senate Filibuster To (Override Vato   Talkathon Keeps Senate From Passing Anti-Red Control Bill Over Truman’s Objecdiens

HISTORY'S BIGGEST JOB Saturday To Mark Start Of America’s Nose Count

One Of Biggest Statistical Jobs In ‘History Begins All Over Nation Saturday

Soviet Situation Serious, Sec’y Acheson Warns   Says Reds Stir Trouble In Critical Areas; Capitol Hot Against Russia

PLANS BEING DEVELOPED T0  DREDGE DEEPER CHANNEL IN RIVER,  DUE TO STEEL PLANT AT MORRISVILLE

U.S. May Bare Atom Secrets   A.E.C. Member Gives Views To Newspaper Editors

Dean Says US. Lets Up OnAtom Data  ia t'r? iT    AEC Member Avers Soviet Progress Lowers Same Rars«

Al Jolson Rites To be Tomorrow   Famed Singer Now  At Homie as Friends Pay Final Respects

Jolson Home for Last Time Today   Funeral to Be Held at Hollywood Tomorrow

‘Nerve Gas Can Smash Foe’s Will, ‘Obtain Victory Without Bloodshec

Jet Crashes Into Denver Suburb  Pilot Killed; Others Escape Injury

AIR FORCE JET CRASH BURNS 3 HOMES IN COLO.   Plane Hits Suburb Of Denver; Pilot Killed; One Man Burned

Crash Kills Plane Pilot  Near Denve   Three Houses Set Afire In Flaming  Wreek Of Fighter

Jet Pilot Killed In Denver Crash  Sets Three Houses Afire in Suburbs

Jet Pilot Dies In Denver Crash  Three Houses Fired By Flaming Wreck

Jet Crash  Kills Pilot,  Burns Civilian Also Sets Afire  3 Denver Homes

Jet Fighter Hits Houses; Pilot Killec   Three Homes Set Afire In Flaming Crash Near Denver

Pilot Is Killed As Jet Airplane tees Into Homes   Body of Army Flier Plunges Through Roof Into Flaming Kitchen

THREE HOMES IN DENVER IGNITED BY PLANE CRASH   Body Of Jet Fighter Pile! Dropped Inte Kitchen Of Residence   MAN WORKING IN GARDEN IS BURNED

Probe Mystery In Death Fall  Man Is Killed In   Man Is Killed In Nine-Floor Plunge

Predicts 100 State Doctors To Register   Group Includes Those Under 50, Took Part In Special Programs

Airlift Transport Crash Off Japan Kills 22 Out of 51   NOW IT’S OFF THEIR CHESTS  $100,000 Lifted by Pair of Brassiere Bandits

MAY GET FIRST FROST   Forecaster Predicts It Will Bs ‘Light and Scattered

Miners Hail Big Victory In New Pact   Happy Diggers Toast Lewis, Cite Contract Will Run Two Years

Miners Grin Happily Af Strike News   Happy ot Having Contract Im Sight After Grueling Months en Strike

Average Miner Satisfied With Lewis Coal Treaty   Suspicion, Caution Temper First Reactions; Mining Towns Bustle With Joyous Confusion   What Miners Asked And What They Gol

WE RL ea ep ee ‘Nfiners Celebrate End df Big ' Strike and Prospect of Cash

He’s The Great John L. Again To ‘Grinning Miners, Eager For Work

2 Boys Drown At Steinauer   Fishing Trip Ends Fatally For Two Vrtiska Brothers

ARMY OFFICIALS PROBE DEATH Of KARPE IN AUSTRIA   Mrs. R.A, Vegeler Thinks Noval Attache Victim CH Rureder Plat

: Report Fred Franklin Better After Suffering ‘From a Heart Attack

ANOTHER DRAFT CALL THIS YEAR HELD PROBABLE   Army 140,000 Short 0! Goal; Funds For New AntiAircraft Gun   SKILLED WORKMEN ARE SOUGHT BY NAVY

U.S. To Be Under Goal For 1950.   Chairman Vinson Claims 240,000 Recruits Needed

Another Draft Call This Year Is Possibility  240,000 Recruits Are Present Need to Up  oa Pe cee Pek See

Another Draft Call Possible   240 000 Men Needed Un less There Is Flood Of Volunteers

ANOTHER DRAFT CALL 15 LIKEL!   imo MEN ASKED WILL NOT BRING ARMY UP TO PROPOSED STRENGTH.

TTHEW BIEDKA, 28, IS KILLED IN KOREA   Technical Sergeant Was Langhorne High School Graduate   WIFE IN CALIFORNIA

President to Deliver Nationwide  Radio Talk to Federal Bar Members

Truman To Reply To Senator McCarthy's Charges In Broadcast Tonight

Report Truman Drafting Reply To McCarthy   President to Broadcast Address to Federal Bar Tonight

TRUMAN PLANS REPLY 10 RED ACCUSATIONS   Reported Ready To Answer M’Carthy’s Charges In Talk Tonight

President Works On Reply To McCarthy Communist Charges   Acheson, Terming Charges ‘Mad and Vicious’, Says State Department Never in Better Shope Than Now Is

Jruman Ready To Answer McCarthy   President Drafting WReply To Counter Solon’s Charges

Truman Drafts Answer To McCarthy’s€ harges ‘Of Reds In Government

Avalty Program Sten Defended  in Truman Talk   Wil onsin Republigan Hits Acheson's -Criticiem Of Sileged Smear  Tactics

Truman Reply To McCarthy Due Tonight   Acheson Brands Charges as ‘Mad. Vicious’

Truman  To Make Speech _  Expect President — To Answer Charge:  @’ 4 Con MoC pa ee

Truman Pens Loyalty Reply   Answer to MCarthy Setin 10 P.M. Speech

TRUMAN MAPS REPLY TONIGHT TO McCARTHY   President on Air; Acheson Says Senator's Charges '’Mad, Vicious.”

Sen. M’Carthy’s ‘Mad’ Charges To Draw Reply   Communism Charge To Be Answered Ry Tha Proecident

Truman Prepares  McCarthy Blast  President Schedules  National Radio —

TRUMAN TALKS ON AIR TONIGHT   ‘President’s Speech Will Defend U.S. Loyalty ‘Program.

Pres. Truman To Reply to Sen. McCarthy   Wisconsin Solon Will. Ask for ° Camnlate Praha

Truman to Reply  To McCarthy on  Reds in Gov't Acheson Terms the  Charges As ‘Mad and Vicious’ Attacks

Truman On Air Tonight At 10 P. M.   Believe President Will Answer McCarthy Charges

Truman to Answer McCarthy's Charges Tonight: Sec. Acheson Terms Them ‘Mad and Vicious’

BY PRESIDENT TONIGHT   Acheson Blasts Republican Senators Before Editors   SEGRETARY   States Right Way To Find Subversives Is Through Loyalty Program

President Drafts Reply to McCarthy   Acheson Tells Editors Loyalty Program Works

Physical Damage Is Expected To Be Between $10 And $15 Million Dollars; Only 2 Deaths Due To Flood

WESTERN HIGH WATERS CLAIH A DOZEN LIVES   Damage Is In Millions; Crest Subsides As Raine End

PELLET FROM GUN LODGES IN VICTIM'S BRAIN   Fred Spears, 27, Reported Near Death In Michigan City Hospital

U.S. Incentive To Spur Metal   Aluminum Plant Butldec: Get Tax Deduction

GOVERNMENT IN VITAL »NEED OF ALUMINUM   Financial Incentives Being Given Producers To Increase Oxutpat

Malik Fails To Sidetrack Talks On Korean War   Loses Battle For Seating Red China; Council In Recess

Delegates See Victory by U.N.  Governments Hold Despite Russians

Auto Men Ired, Plan To Combat Roll-Back Order   Directive Called Discriminatory in Not Planned To Cut Costs

Roaring Blaze Injures Four  In Indianapolis   Spectacular} Fire Fallows Explosion At Oil Storage: Plant

Roaring Blaze Injures Four  Faby bak In Indianapolis   Spectacular Fire Follows Explosion At Oil Storage Plant

50 Killed and 93 Wounded in Bolivian Revolt   Communist-Led Insurgents Try To Setze Power

ORDER ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARD CHIEF RETIRED   Gen. Teece to Fight Governor's Ruling; Cairo General to Command 44th.

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH 38-5317. 17.   MWCAUER TAY OLCTNAN.

Teller Forced To Open Vault, Hand Out Coin   Seven Workers Seized and Bound as Fast as They Arrived

Two Armed Robbers Get $130,000 In Currency After Daring Holdup of Bank in Phoenix

Cadet’s Absence Baffles Academy   West Pointer Left Seventeen Days Ago

Naval Officer Once Doomed to Die Now May Get Back on Active Duty

Cancer Licked By Navy Man, 30  Retired Officer Asks Return To Seq Duty

Licks Cancer, Back in Navy   Officer Twice Retired to Die Now After Sea Duty in For East

Rush Plans To Tichten Curbs On Communists   Congress Reacts To Special Message Of President Truman

Predicts  Soaring Tax Load   Snyder Says Americans Have ‘No Notion’ Of What Future Holds.

Corn Acreage In Iowa Reduced By Fourteen Pct.   Oat Yield Good And Big Soybean Crop is Forecast

 Business, Labor Race to Beat “Freeze” Deadline Steel Industry's Wage Boost May Create Inflation Spiral

University Asks Fund for Hospital  Fiscal Year Loss May Hit $153,000

‘Ask More Funds for Wis. General   Higher Daily Charges Alternative, State Board Informed.

State Hospital Calls for Help   Money Needed to Run Madison Plant

LICENSE APPLICANTS ARE FROM 8 STATES   County Seat Takes Second Place in The Marriage License Honors   20 ARE FROM BRISTOL

BUCKS ORPHANS COURT (SQUED 109 LICENSES   Doylestown In Second Place, Many From Philadelphia   PAIR “CHANGE MINDS’

Experts View Spring Upsurge   Output of Cars, Housings Mav Shatter Records

147 Persons Die In Raids by Huks  11 Towns and Camp: Attacked by Rebels

Witness Says Mis-Dated Bills of Lading Made Out on Japanese Copper Shipped to Red China

Mis-Daied Bills Of Lading Permitted Divertina Of Conner To Red Chinese

Probe Sales of Copper to Reds   Japanese Metal Sent. on Mid-Dated Lading™

Post-Dated Bills — OnCopnerforReds   Export Firm Official Ouizzed by Senate Group

Five Trials for Murder Being Held   Hearings Conducted in U.S., Canada, Germany

5 MURDER CASES HOLD ATTENTION OF PUBLIC TODAY          In Which 23 Died  Ones to Jury

Laney Continues Hammeying At McMath Who Will Open Campaign Saturday Night

COAST GUARD OFFICERS BELIEVE— —  Passengers Buffeted About i in Abject Terror Before Plane Plunged in Lake

CONJECTURE PASSENGERS SPENT ‘MINUTE OF TERROR Theorize Crash Pulverized Airliner

Truman's Super Panel Investigatio of Commies Regarded As “Just Another Whitewash”.

Data Theft Convictions Called Sure   Grew Reports Arrest: Ordered by Him on  Aceurance Roasis.

KILLERS TOOK CHANCE TRUMAN WOULD BE HOME   Meant to Shoot Way Inside Blair House to Get President.

Took Chance on Finding Truman At Blair House   Oscar Callazo in Hospital Bed, Tells His Story of Effart To Slay President

Plot Based Or Chance Shot   Gamble at Finding Executive Home Bared by Prisoner

Puerto Ricans ‘Took Chance’  Truman There   Would-Be Assassins Not Sure President Was In Blair House At Time

Collazo Moved To New Hospital  Transferred Under A Gas  nard af Palica

Police Say Collazo Stated Plan Was To Shoot Way In  Murder Rap’ Pends For Wounded Man

Puerto Ricans ‘Took Chance’  At Blair House   Not Certain President Was There, Survivor Says: Denies Red Link

‘Just Took A Chance’   Puerto Rican Fanatics Hoped to Blast Way To President, Blamed As Enslaver of Homeland

Survivor Of Gunfight Says Plan Impulsive   Denies Puerto Rico Nationalist Chief Engineered Plot

‘Just Took A Chance,’ Killer Says   Puerto Rican Nationalist, One of Two Assassins, Explains Wild Attempt   ‘NOT COMMUNISTS’   Collazo Wanted Truman Dead Because Puerto Rico Was ‘Enslaved’

‘Took a Chance’ President Would Be in Blair House   Gunman Says He and Com. panion Hoped to Shoot Way In, Then Find Him.

RAIN AND SNOW HIT FLOOD AREA   REFUGEES FKOM HOMES ALONG MISSISSLVPI NOW NUMBER 11,000.

Troops Search For Assassins   Indonesian Leaders Probe Yank Murder

Adult Education Step to Peace  Eisenhower Urges ry bswast g e   Eisenhower Urges Broad Knowledae

Penn State President Outlines Plan  FISENHOWER URGES ‘DOUBLE PROGRAM

BUCKS FEDERATION 3 AOSEMBLY AT WOODSIDE   Dr. Boehm to Speak About Beauties of Bucks   COUNTY COURSE DEBUT

Knisley Calls On Legislature To Probe Roads   Fires at Lausche In What He Calls ‘Turnpike Mess’

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COLLECTIONS EXCEEDED _ AMOUNTS PAID OUT .

AMERASIA CASE LEAD GIVEN BY EX-COMMIE .   Budenz Says Weiner Was Involved In  Pimessscmmia Reésobcct

F. F. A. ELECTS OFFICERS  Donald Landis to Head High Schoo Organization Next Year

Nation Starts Year with Light Traffic Toll   Holiday Accidents Take 222 Lives; Drivers Cautious, But Cars Kill 136

Forces Sweep Down Korea's W est Coastline   Yankees Counterattack on Taejon-Yongdong Line, Push Back Red Infantry Assault;  Guerrilla Pressure Said Developing

Down Korea’s West Coastline   Yankees Counterattack on Taejon-Yongdong Line, Push Back Red Infantry Assault; Guerrilla Pressure Said Developing

Foe Captures Kwangju, Far in Rear Of Americans Defending Central Front, But U. S. Command Doubts Big Attack; Other Forces Build Up

‘Right ‘Cheeky’ of Those Americans to Take Soccer Cup from Britians

U.S. Ready To Speed War Goods   Wilson Finds Country in Better Shape Than in Last War.

Wilson Sees Large War  Production:   Says Country Now In Good Position With Defense Worl

Nation’s Production Better Than in 1941, Says Chief Mobilizer; Meat Prices Studied

U.S. Production Lines Ready, Mobilizer Wilson Declares   More Material Will Roll in 1951 Than In Year After Pearl Harbor, Conaress Told

U.S. Better Geared For War Output   Mobilization Chief Optimistic About Industrial Power

IN WAR HORK ~ SPREDICTED   Mobilization Directo Believes Production Will Go Up 100%

Wilson Sees Big Spurt in War Goods  Believes Indusiry be ywe_.e  ry i al   Believes Indusiry In Good Condition For Great Task

Vast Increase In Production Seen For ‘51   Charles E. Wilson Take: Over Post As Defense Mobilizer

. 5. In “Far Better Condi tion” Than Before Pearl Harbor   WORKING ON MEAT PRICES, ESA CLAIMS

Arms Output To Soar In 51, Wilson Says  Auto Workers’ Pay To Be “Stabilized”

The Home Front   New Mobilization Director Sees US Industrial Buildup

U.S. Held Better Off Than in 1941   3 re vy ‘Optimistic Wilson Takes Over Complex Task

WILSON PREDICTS BIG ARMS OUTPUT INU. S. IN 1951   Mobilization Chief Says Nation Can Produce More Today Than on Eve of  World War IE.   U.S. TO “STABILIZE” WAGES IN AUTO PLANTS   Valentine Says Agency Is “Working on Meat Prices” —Makes No Mention of Ceilings.

NEW RECORD IN WAR WORK IS PREDICTED   Mobilization Directo ~ Believes Production  Will Go Up 100°

Wilson Is Happy Over Production  Mobilizer Predicts   Mobilizer Predicts Big Boost in War Material Outout

Wilson Views Heavy War Output in ‘51   Valentine Says ESA Now ‘Working on Prices of Meat’

Briton Arrested in Argentine for Crimes Against Securify of State Is Released

CHARGES REDS ACTIVE IN — ‘THIRD PARTY’   Undercover. Agent. Tells. Of Activity In Pennsvivonia

Reds Throw More Planes, Artillery Into Korea Fight   Outnumbered Sabres Defeat Over 40 MiGs In Air Battle; Heavy Guns and Tanks Being Brought to Front as Troops Mass

utumbere American Jets Defeat Over 40 > Ground War Quiet But Reds Moving Up Artillery and Tanks in Great Numbers

15 U.S. Jets Drive Away 40 Of Enemy   One Red Plane Shot Down In Another Battle; Army  Pulls Back

Outnumbered Yank Jets Win Air Battles With  ‘Planes Built in Russia

Expect Huge Traffic Jam On Sunday   Truman Te Draw ’Em To Friendship Airport Near Baltimore

List County Draft Quotas in nan  Bre ekde. lown nce Hs for 1,350 M. o Report

CHICAGO RAIL YARDS CHOKED WITH ONIONS   Blame Heavy Trading In Futures for Big Influx Into City

SEVERAL CRASHES IN SOUTH ILLINOIS   Mt. Vernon, West Frankfort, Enfield and Harrisburg People Among Victime of Auto Crashes.

ON ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS   Three Members of One Family Killed in Chemung; Car Falls 125 Feet Off East St. Louis Bridge.   SEVERAL CRASHES IN SOUTH ILLINOIS   Mt. Vernon, West Frankfort, Enfield and Harrisburg People Among Victime of Auto Crashes.

Long Phone Talk Due to Worsened Korea Sifuation  M’‘Arthur Denounces Chinese Movement

Newest Soviet Jets Fly Into Korean Battle   Allies Hard Pressed as Chinese Reds Drive Them Back

U.N. Commander Condemns Lawless Act; U. N. Troops Are Forced Back by Reds

Truman Talks With Acheson About Korea   Truman is Reported Concerned About Red China’s Part  In Korean War

Truman Confers With Acheson on Crisis in Korea   Chief Executive Heavily Guarded By Secret Service

‘orsening ituation  old To Him   President Reported  Deeply Concerned  Over Sudden Turn Of Events

Deep Coneern Over Move of Chinese Reds   Truman Gets A Report on Grim Korean Crisis

Truman Concerned  Over Movement of Chinese Red Troops   President, in Independence. Confers at Length With Secretary Acheson.

Truman Talks With Acheson By Telephone   “President Filled In on “Worsening Situation’ In Koreon Theater

WAR PLANNING ‘CZAR’ ASKED BY PRESIDEN]   Reorganization Pian Given Congress By Truman

tusgock HICH SERMON ‘TO BE GIVEN TODAY  Graduation Program - Sel   SECRETARY TO REPORT MONDAY  Truman Praises Acheson Highly On London Ministers’ Meeting

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Presidential Mandate Said To Be in Lie’s Hands

Report Lie Has Mandate From U.S. President  U.N. Secretary Told To Impress Stalin U.S. Wants Peace

FORMER FBI AGENT MAY TESTIFY  Budenz Takes Stand Today As Too McCarthy Witness

Bill to Compel Price Controls  Loses In House   Press for Vote Today on Move to Give Standby Powers to President

Controls Proposal Defeated   Beat Move To Force Curbs If Costs Jump 5% Above June 15 Date

HOUSE VOTES CONTROL POWERS FOR PRESIDENT   OKAY BIPARTISAN COMPROMISE PLAN AFTER WEEK’S DELA\

Dewey Listens tc Clemency Plea Of Doomed Pair   “Lonely Hearts” Defense Counsel Pleads With Governor Yesterday

GOP SEES OMEN IN N.J. VICTORY   Republican Wins Old Sea Of Parnell Thomas

Pair Found Dead By Taxi Driver At Political Club   Charles Binaggio Led Group Opposed To Remnants Of Penderaast Gang in Northside

Ex-Underling To Pendergast Shot to Death   Two Men Are Slain In Kansas City Political Club

Ex-Conviet Also Victim Of Shooting   Bodies Found In Political Club

Kansas City Political Boss ° And Ex-Convict Found Slain After Grand Jury Hearing

Pendergast Underling Is Slain   Body Found With That Of Ex-Convict In Political Club

Kansas City Ward Boss,.Ex-Convict Henchmen Found Slain in Clubroom

BINAGGIO DIES OF BULLET WOUNDS   Ex-Convict Also Killed In Political Headquarters  VICTIM   Once Underling To Pendergast, Fought Remnants Of Old Machine

VICTIMS FOUND SHOT IN HEAD IN KANSAS CITY   Former Worker For Late Tom Pendergast, ExConvict Dead

Binaggio Killed In Kansas City Political Club   Notorious Ward Leader Shot Down in Gang Style

FORMER AID OF BOSS TOM SLAIN   Ex-Convict Identified As Charlie Gargotta Also Killed   ‘BANAGGIO IS VICTIM

Binaggio Anc Ex-Conviet  Murdered   Bodies Of Kansas City Politician And Charlie Gargotta Found In Club

Chinese Close More of Coast   Extended Blockade Is Par   Of Throttle Attempt

Has Hopes for Seaway Project   Wiley Tells Canadian Congress May Approve

Armed Robbery Suspects Held  Quick-Thinking Ceb Driver Tips Police

Two Wanted Men Caught In Kingspor'   Quick-Thinking Cab Driver Aids Police In Capture

Union Refusal fo Permit Workers fo Cross Picket Lines Delays Chrysler Reopening

POOLE EP DOO Oa PA AAD  A Quick Tip For Today's Inside News   Chrysler Plant May Not Reopen Monday

CHRYSLER FACES DELAY IN OPENINC   DETROIT PLANTS MAY NOT BE READY TO RESUME OPERATIONS MONDAY.

Contract Trouble —amract trouble  Chrysler Plants May Not Open As Slated On Monda’

Auto Workers Get Ready To Work Monday   Dodge Plant Pickets Are Blocking Preparations As Chrysler Plants Open

Continued Picketing May Delay Reopening of Chrysler Plants   Compan Detroit ee Slow Preparations

Snag May Delay Chrysler Start in Operations Monday   Maintenance Men Are Banned from Entering Plants by Union

New Troubles Loom At Chrysler Plant  " Uncooperative Attitude May Keep Plants From Openina Company Says

Must Explain Friday Why Its Members Have Not Returned ‘fo Work As Ordered Last Monday

CRIMINAL CITATION ISSUED BYFEDERAL JUDGE AGAINST J. LEWIS’ DEFIANT U. M. W.

Court's Action Comes as Bitter  Cold Hits East   LMW Must Appear in Court Friday to Give Reason for Idlenes«

HEARING IS SET FOR NEXT FRIDAY IN FEDERAL COURT   Trial to Follow, With Possible Imposition of Fine, HH Story Fails to Satisfy Judge Keech.   PETITION IN CASE DOES NOT NAME LEWIS   U. S. Attorney Indicates Union Can “Purge” Itself of Charge by Resuming Work Quickly.

Miners Called For Contempt  Lewis Not Personally Neined In Iniunction Violation Action

LEWIS ISNT INCLUDED IN NEW ACTION   Crackdown On Miners For Defying Work   Ultimatum

UMW Must Give Good Reasons Or Face Trial  Nei ther Truman Nor   Neither Truman Nor Lewis Comment On — Latest Move In Case

Court Rules Miners Wilfully Ignored Back-to-Work Order   Failure to Return to Coal Pits by Friday Would Lead to Trial on Following Monday: Lewis Not Mentioned in o etintion

Federal Judge Renews Order  To Dig Coal   Coal Shortage Hits Harder At Nation’s Economy As Bitter Cold Grips Nation; Surplus Dwindles

Coal Union Officers Must Appear Friday i in Federal Court to Explain

Federal Juage Orders Lewis’ Men to Explain  Return to Pits” Mandate Defied By Coal Crews

John L. Lewis Not Included In Court Action   Miners Must Answer Action ot Hearing _ Erhadulad Enidaw

Lewis Exempted: Miners Can Duck ‘Fine By Working   Jnion Has Until Friday To Explain Why It Has Refused To Obey Judge’s Command; Trial Will Be tleld Next Mondav

Show-Cause Hearing Due Friday  Wat inl nor Manday   Trial on Monday May Be Next Move: Lewis Not Named

Trial Monday Unless Court  Is Satisfied  Union Ordered To Appear Friday

UMW Is Given Until Friday To Make Reply   Union Can ‘Purge’ ‘Ttself By Going to Work, Morison Says

Miners’ Leaders Must Explain in Court Friday   Lewis Himself Not Named This Time; Another Session of Extended Negotiations Proves Fruitless.

Another Big Fine May Be Handed UMW   Nation’s Fuel Supply Dwindles Dangerously as Strike Continues

Union Must Appear In Court On Friday   Lewis Not Named In Government Petition~—Nation’s Supply Of Coal Below Normal Ten-Day.  OV uv bh ea k

HEARING SET ON FRIDAY FOR UMW DEFENSE   Leader Not Named In  Government Petition For Court Action 

No Action Taken Against Lewis; Union Must Answer Friday, Trial and Heavy Fine Possible if Watkout Continues; Parleys Recessed Without Progress

Action Comes As Fuel Shortages Close In On East   Mine Union Must Appear In Court Friday And Explain Why Diggers Refuse To Work; Trial Will Be Held Monday If Judge Spurns Plea

U.N. Fall Meet Lures Soviets.   Officials Hint Russia Will Atiend To Push Propaganda Offense Against U. S. Support of Korea

8300 ATTEND THIRD DAY OF FAIR FRIDAY   Auction of Cattle Brings Top Prices To Young Exhibitors

NATIONALISTS DEFEND, ATTACK Wanshan Braces For Assault: Taipei Celebrates U.S. Aid

COE DENIED RECOUNT OF OKLAHOMA VOTES   Election Board Rules Against Plea of Defeated Gubernatorial Candidate.

‘Century Of Rigor Mortis’ That’s Centennial Slogan For Fillmore, New York

BELIEVE ENEMY GROUPING FOR FRESH DRIVE   More Jet Fighters From Manchuria Entering Cenftict

Iwo Bombers Are Damaged  Report Two B-29s Forced Down By Attacks In Korea

BISHOPS GIVE IN TO COMMIES   Hungary Catholic ‘Church Ready To ‘Negotiate With Gov't.

Cancer Drive Is Ocal Opened  Oliver H lind Saak:   Oliver Hagglund Seeks $2500 for 1950 Goal.

Column Left   » «a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ’—Burns.

Column Left  ge ge Ec cmc: acm tole <anitae “wood Alt bkD?   (a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he’lé print it... °—Burns.   THE NEWS AND OBSERVER

10 HEAD DEM TICKET   Nomination Seems Assured with Queens in Line

Doms In Quandary Over Selection Of mate Ticket wn  Ege I ee   “Many Are Called But Few Are Chosen’”’ Is Present Attitude

Lynch Is Backed By Full Support Of $ NY Leaders   Albany Chairman Brings Fight For Ewing To Convention

Report Landing At Samchok by 5. Korean Marines   U. S. Marines Lunge Ahead on Seoul Front

Big Battle For Capital City Starts   Allies Meet Stiff Resistance by Reds But Move Forward

Red Troops Flee Before Allied Push   Resistance Grows Stronger At Citys Fighting Is Heavy

Armored Drives Converging On Korean City   Enemy Casualties Reported to Be Extremely Heavy

MacArthur Reports Two Armored Columns Drive On Capital — Reds Resist Strongly, Lose Heavily — South Korean Marines Land At Samchok, On East Coast Opposite Seoul

] Armored Forces Converge on City “As Reds Stiffen   Communists Entering Capital From South — To Battle Marines

Reds Rush Up Troops Krom South Front   Naval Guns Shell Reds From Inchon Making  Crossing Possible

SOUTH KOREA TROOPS WAKE NEW LANDING   Two Armored Columns Drive Against Bastion nf Reads.

Furious Enemy Fire Meets U. S. Assault Force  “§ Korean Marines Lend At Samechok;

U.S. Marines Hurdle River, Tanks Follow   MacArthur Reports Twin Columns Closing In on City Despite Stiffening Resistance

Slug Match In Old City Expected   Allies In Gains . On Old Southeast Battie Fronts

FERRY MEN © AND TANKS ACROSS HAN   Thousands of Leathernecks Race Communist Forces for Possession of Old Korean Copital Today.   BATTLE IN CITY => STREETS LOOMS   Reds Move in From Old Front in Southeast; South Koreans Land on East Coast.

Big U.S. Force Crosses River Near Capifal   Navy Big Guns Aid In Dawa Attack On Red<«’ Han Defense

US. Troops, Tanks Cross Han River   Successful Landing Made After Shelling by Big Naval Guns; Both Sides In Race for City

Marines Jump Han In Early Dawn Attack   South Koreans Land On East Coast For Third U.N. Front

East-Coast Landing At Samchok Threa To Communist Suvpvlyv Lines To Front

Resistance Stiffens: Red Casualties High   UN SPEEDS WORK  Acheson Maps Plan --To- Fight Aqaresstor

UN Koreans in Landing lon East Coast   Allied Force Makes Shore at Samchok, Opposite Capital Cit  NE Sse artery ee nny

Armored Drives Converging On Korean City  Enemy Casualties Danartacl ta Ba

Red Casualties Heavy as Yanks Lunge at City  Ferry Tanks Across River to Join in At i man Come a 

—CAPITAL— S. Koreans Land on East Coast   REDS STIFFEN RESISTANCE

Marines Drive Ahead as Tanks Get Into Battle      South Koreans Land. on Samchok; Toll of Enemy Dead.Is Heavy

First Lunge Brings Gain Of Four Miles   U.S. Tanks Lead Attacking Force Moving on Seoul

Cross River at Dawn in Amphibious Tractors; Tanks Ferried Across Five Hours Later.   COMMUNIST TROOPS STREAM INTO CITY

Americans Span River Under Fire  South Korean Forces Land On E. Coast Opposite City

Republic Forces Make Landing af  City on East Coast   Communist Units Speed to Capital  To Meet Drive

 Surge Across Han River in Force After First Attack Fails: Resistance Stiffens

Han Hurdled by Thousands   Resistance Stiffens Despite Heavy Red Losses; Capture Expected Today

Two Armored Columns Converge on City; Red Resistance Stiffening   Might Mo” Joins Inchon Fleet In Bombardment Before Attack: South Koreans Land at Samchok

Bitter Fighting Inside City Is Now in Prospect   Red Reinforcements Rushed from South To Battered Ruins

[wo Armored Columns Converging On Korean Capital Against Stiffening Resistance—Powerful U. S. Tanks Ferried Across Water Barrier Five Hours After Initial Waves Of American Troops Hit Far Bank—South Koreans Land At Samchok

Temperatures   Yanks Cross River Near Seoul Gates   Armored Columns Move On Korean Capital; Enemy Casualties Heavy

Two Armored Columns Converge on  . City Against Stiffening Resistance  » —American Tanks Landed to Assist  ‘in Attack — Communist Reinforcements Are Rushed From South to Take Part in Defense.   BATTLE IN STREETS LOOMS

Meet Stout Resistance   Allies Recapture Pohang, S. Koreans Land At Somchok, On Coast East of Seoul

Thousands Of Troops, Tanks Cross Han River   Reveal South Koreans Land On East Coast At Rail Hub Directly Across From Capital

Armor In March On Korea City   Resistance Stiff, Army Reports, As Red Casualties High

‘Thousands of Yanks Huraled River Under Furious Enemy Fire  RED LOSSES ARE BIG Powerful United States  Tanks Are Moved Into the Action

LEATHERNECKS CROSS RIVER, GAIN 4 MILES   Second Assault Wave Sueceeds Despite Withering Fire By Reds

knemy Resistance Stiffens; First U.S. Landing Repulsed   South Korean Units Land at Samchok; Slugging Match in Streets of Republic Capital Imminent; Assist By Battleship

North Koreans May Soon Be Caught In Vise   Enemy Resistance In South Korean Capital Described As Not Organized But Firm   Wall Of Firepower

Amphibious Landing Force Sires Swiltly   Naval Shelling From Inchon Aids Attackers

Cross Han River Under Furious © Fire From Enemy  Red Casualties =. Are Renorted Henvy

 Navy’s Giant Guns Soften Up Reds For Assault; Enemy Reserves Stream Into City; South Koreans Land at Samchok

TWO COLUMNS CONVERGING ON CITY   Thousands Of Yanks Cross Han Under Heavy Fire  SOUTH KOREANS   Make Landing At Samchok; New Pincer Movement May Develop

Cross Han River In Force Eight Miles from City   Resistance Stiffens As Armored Columns Converge on Capital

Allies Cross Han River With 40,000 Troops  Casualties Heaviest Of Inchon Invasion

BATTLE IN CITY STREETS LOOMS   Reds Move in From Old Front in Southeast; South Koreans Land on East Coast.

Han Crossing Made Under Heavy Attack   Allied Warships Lob Shelis Into Enemy Positions

Peace Talks By Unions, Rails In  Canada Collapse   Emergency Legislation Tx End Strike Due Soon  In Parliament

U. N. Korea Aid Illegal,  Soviet Russia Declares  Nationalist China Had No Right T. Unts Rode Tall Security Council

British Attempt To Move Country Away From Lefl   Losses By Reds Made Apparent Voters’ Purpose

Sooner Senator Indicted in Will Forgery  Five Others Accused By Texas Grand Jury; Solon Denies Charce

Kills ub Youth;  Tragi Accident Shot y Officer   Hit By Folice Lieutenant Secking Gunman’ Who  Aided Hospital Escapece

Train Wreck  injures Forty   Convention Special And Freight Collide

‘At the Front You Hesitate to Ask About an Old Friend— ‘He May Not Be There Now

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Boyle   CORRESPONDENT'S LIFE: UP TO THE FRONT, BACK

Need Spain In Fold   Military Strategy Reported Chief Reasor For Nod to Franco

West Desires Spain As Ally  Scrapping Of Franco Bovcott Proposed

Spain Bovyeott Fight Will Get Support OF U.S.   Acheson Reveals Strategy: Military Reasons Seen In Announcement

U.S. to Call Off Franco Boycott   Diplomatic Relations With Red-Dominated Bulgaria Near Breaking Point, However.

Decision on Spain Has Strategy as Its Major Reason   Acheson Reveals U.S. May Send Ambassador to Madrid; Senate Approves

U. S. Favors Restoring *Spanish Diplomatic Ties   . Decision To Scrap The Diplomatic Boycott Apparently Has Military Stratecy As Reason

U.S. Favors Full Relations With Spanish  Acheson, Urged By  . oo We ae   Acheson, Urged By Military, Wants To Return Ambassador

Military Strategy Seen . In New U.S. Decision Regarding Franco Spain

New Effort to Include Spain In West Family   Strategy Involved in U.S Maneuvers to Get Franco Back in Good Favor Witt Other Nationals

 Reputed Chicago Crime Boss Dodges Senate Subpoena, Flees to Mexico

NLRB Plan Opposition Held Politics   Senate Considers Whether to Reject Reorganization Idea

Senators In For Fig On NLRB   Fight On Trunan’s  Senator Taft fer Plan  Reorqanizatio

NLRB Change Faces Battle   Foes Want Counsel   Foes Want Counsel Separate From Board

Red Dean Pelted With Tomatees   Canadians Treat Noted Briten Unkindly

LOCAL INTERESTS PUSH FOR SUBSIDY OF FERR}   Study Unit Told State Con: trol Is Vital To Newport   Cc. Of C, Backs Mayor'y Stale ment, Witness Debate if damen ‘town Asked KR. Lo Ald -

LOCAL INTERESTS PUSH FOR SUBSIDY OF FERRY   Study Unit Told State Con  trot Is Vital To Newport   Cc. Of ©. Backs Mayor's Statement, Witness Debate if Jamestown Asked R. I Aid

110 RED JUNKS REPORTED SUNK NEAR SHANGHAI   Chinese Nationalist Ships De. stroy Foe Craft Laden With Ground Forces

China’s Fleet Guns Sink 110 Red Junks   Troop-Laden Craft intercepted Twine To Run Yangtze Blockade

110 Red Junks Reported Sunk Near Shanghai   Nationalist Ships Blast Craft Seeking ® To Elude Blockade

Chinese Claim Red Ships Sunk  Troop-Laden Junks Included In Report

Advisability of Impeachment ~ Has Been Discussed in Connection with Coal Strike, Savs Holder.   WON’T INTERVENE DURING CONTEMPT SUIT

SWEET-TASTING VITAMIN: MAY BE KEY TO PREVENTING: HARDENING OF THE ARTERIES

New Vitamin May Be Key Tto Preventing Hardening of Arteries, Extending Life

Plans Introduce Bill On Monday  Some Countries } [Eieie Cee Se Tee

U.S. Pressed For Troops To Europe   French Seem Losing Will To Fight In View Of Korean Setbacks

Officials Press For U.S. Troops InWest Europe  Washington Asked To Furnish 5 Divisions, Ta Bolster Defense

West European Spirits Sagging France Pressing for  More U.S. Division:

U. S. Troops  Urged To Defenc  French Areas   American Officials In Plea For Help To Western Europe

French Want More American Troops Nearby   Wave of Pessimism Sweeps Country Since Korean War

France’s Will fo Resist Russia Sagging Under U.S. Reverse in Kore   American Officials Press For 5 Troop Divisions To Bolster Morale

U.S. Officials In France Seeking GI's for Europe   Korean Reverses Cause Lack of ‘Will to Fight

Officials Seek Five Divisions To Back Defense   Request American Commander To Unify Rearmament Efforts

FRANCE ASKS U. §. TROOPS   Presses For Solid Promise Of Aid To Western Europe   SEEKS 5 DIVISIONS

Badly Sagging Morale Spurs Aid Demands  American Officials In France Seeking Five U. S$. Divisions

OFFICIALS CALL FOR U.S. TROOPS TO HELP FRANCE   “ive Divisians Wanted To Build Up West Europe's Sagging Spirits — War Dreaded In France.

Kurope Needs US Troops To Bolster Morale   Defeatist Attitude Sweeps Frenchmen, Although Leaders Face Facts  

Reverses In Korea Damage U.S. In Europe  French About Ready Tx Quit In Face Of Poor American Showing

Omaha Police Check On Rape Slaying Story  As Tetd By Man Attempting Suicide

Equal Rights For Women  Amendment Passes Senate  Vote Is 63-19; House, Three-Fourths Of State Gov’ts Must Now Ratify It

Women Provided Equal Rights Plus Special Privileges in New Amendment

Women’s Rights Passes Senate   Ratification Has Seven-Year Deadline

Helicopter To Aid of Injured lowa Physician   Dr. Kerr, 74, Akron. Lying in Snowbound Cabin in Mountains

FOUR KILLED ~ TBINJURED AS AUTOS CRASE   Cars Sideswipe Near Browns. ville, Two Others Hit Wreckage.

FOUR KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   17 INJURED WHEN 3 CARS WRECKED NEAR GRAYVILLE

kK kK KK RICKENBACKER SAYS  IF FLYING” SAUCERS EXIST THEY'RE OURS

Five Million Seeking Work   Jobless Problem Grows - And Economists Seek To Find Solution

‘UNEMPLOYMENT NEARING FIVE MILLION MARK   Same Areas Face Problems Equal To Those They Battled In 1933

Rate of Unemployment Apparently On Increase, Government Economists Say

Unemployment Inching Toward 5 Million Mark      : Federal Economists _.Worried: Several : Areas Are Hit

U.S. Concemed Over Rising Tide Of Joblessness  Cen us Taher Fd Ne umber of Idle is ting § Million .

Nearly Five Million Jobless  F ederal Economists Concerned  Over Creeping Unemployment:

> Million Jobless Feared This Year  U.S. Labor Force Is On Increase but Job Openings Unchanged

Jobless Rise Concern Of Economists   Wonder How To Clamp Lid On Unemployment; Near 5 Million

MT. VERNON ONE OF 12 HARDEST HIT   City is Listed by Washington With 11 Other Areas of Greatest Unemployment in Nation.   CRAB ORCHARD, CAIRO ON LIST   Economists Concerned as Jobless List Mounts Toward 5,000,000; Need 60,000,000 Jobs by 1960.

Jobless Rise Concern Of Economists  Wonder How To Clamp Lid On  .  eee eee kaart oe

Two Million More Jobs Said Needed   Growing Labor Force Threatens Rise In U. S. Unemployment This Year

Rising Jobless Figure Bothers Capital Experts  Total Approaching Five Million Mark; Many Areas Hit

Jobless Toll ‘In U.S. Near Five Million   Economists Seek Means To Clamp Lid; Number Approaches 1941 Mark

Job of Setting Farm Figures Can Start Soon   Allotments to Be Based On Average Acres Planted in ‘47-'49

lowa Corn Allotments Are Listed   Statement Will Enable Start on Quotas for Individual Farms.

New York Commuters Are Killed in Train Crash; Manslaughter Charged

Death Toll Rises To B inN. Y. Train Collision  One Motorman Face: Charges of Second  a cr eee See er ee

av Duo &. UF U  New Members to Hea About Aims of Organiza- tion at Dinner

F reight Car Scarcity Stirs Hope For ‘Belt      Rail Executive Says Washington Favors Conveyor System

Manufacturers Ordered To Hold Defense Quota   Percentage Range From Five To 25

Jealous Youth Slays  Girl, Injures Rival   Shelby Teen-: Ager Kill Killed While Kissing  Date Goodnight; Companion Misehanaa?

Catholics Get Rights In Poland   Warsaw Reports Con. cessions by Communist Government.

Suit Filed To Block Vote On “Home Rule’   Little Rock Resident Would Keep Proposal Off The Ballot

‘Home Rule’ Act Assailed in Suit   Arkansas Tribunal Asked to Keep Proposal from Vote

Town of Jeffers Has Water Troubles, But Mayor Says ‘No Shaveless Days’

More Men To Be Needed !n Korea   Pentagon Predicts Six More Divisions May Be Needed For Korean War

Coast Landing Cheers Officials   But They Still Say 6-Month War Likely

__PRICE OF KOREAN VICTORY—  Six Divisions And Six 7 Months May Be Needed

Victory Before 6 Months Seen Unlikely by Capital   Amphibious Landing Brings Some Cheer Into Pentagon Gloom; Disposition Is to Be Cautious in Forecasts

Military Cautious About Changes Due to Landings   Cheering News Comes As Pentagon Officials Figure War’s Length

GERMAN POLICE HALT VIOLENCE IN BORDER ZONES   Delegates Returning From Bertin Submit To Regis Pee end

German Police Fear Violence   border Is Patrolled to Intercept Youths Attending Rally.

9,000 Communist Youths Defy Police At Soviet Border   Plan To Fight Their Way Across Line

9,000 Youths Defy Officers, Brace to Fight   Communists on Way Home From Berlin Snub Control Point

10,006 Commie Youths Defy West Police   Effort Feared to Force Way Across Line at Leubeck

West German Border Police Reinforced   Young Commies _ Resent.Being Halted  for Reaistration

Returning From Rally, 9,000 Halted at Borde:   Refuse to Take Physical Exams; Threaten Fight

Slashing Americat Attack: Stops = North Koreans; Positions Lost An Furious Night Battle Reoained

Allies Regain All Positions   First Cavalry, 25th Divisions . Recapture Area Lost In Battle

Yanks Hurl Back Great Drive by Northern Koreans  U. S. Regains Position   U. S. Regains Positions Lost During Night of Furious Fighting

Yanks Regain Positions Lost During Night Of Furious Fighting; Skies Clear For Air Support To Resume

HORRICANE LOSES FORCE: 10 MISSING   Battered Florida’s West Coast With 395 MPH Winds

Storm Damage Heavy on West Coast of Florida   St. Petersburg Area Alone Has $1,000,000 Loss

Let’s Examine This . ‘Miss Fertility’ Sculpture May Be a Bit Too ... Too

Canadian Towr Ripped by Fire  100 Homas, Buildings Are Lost in Flames

10,000 Red Troops-'WEARY 24TH INCHES AHEAD IN ATTACK ON BRIDGEHEAD

Tired Yank Troops Inch Ahead Today   (By ROBERT BENNYHOFF) (United Press Staff  (Morreacnnnodanl )

Enemy Shapes Hill Defenses In Chinju Area   North Korean Forces Are Disintegrating in Southern Sector

RetreatRoute Of Enemy Sealed In Chinju Area   Invaders Recapture Yongdok On Eastern Coast; Swing Inland

U. 5. Patrols Cross West Bank of Naktong River, South of Waegwan, But Fail To Meet Opposition; Pressure Eases on Supply Base

Enemy Pressure On Supply City Eases   Taegu Front Remains Ominously Quiet; Leaders Sea Mator Shift OF Red Force

Southern California Desert Sand Now Blamed For Pacific Mystery Haze

New Explanation For Pacific Haze   California Desert Storm May Have Caused Pall

Junior Gunmen In Brooklyn Use Real Pistols In Memorial Day Rowdyism

Brooklyn Teeners Observe Holiday Trading’ Shois   Gangs Advertised Plans For Showdown for Over Two Weeks

TEEN-AGE GANGS TRADE SHOTS IN BROOKLYN BATTLE   FOREWARNED POLICE UNABLE TO PREVENT “NIT-STOMPER” ROW

SENATE TO PROBE LINK OF POLITICIANS. GANGS   Reported Tie-ups Too Dangerous . To Go Unchecked, Asserts Solon

oS ee   Wiley Says Group to —took-tnto Reports of ‘Tie Up at Top Levels

TO INVESTIGATE TIE-UPS BETWEEN CRIME-POLITICS   REPORT CRIMINALS MOVING FAST INTO LEGITIMATE FIRMS

To Probe Tie-ups Between Gangsters land Politicians   “Services Rendered” by Congressmen May Catch Eye of Investigators.

an eae nnn nce seen meee ES, ee ee ae  Belgian Chamber Favors Transfer .

Deputies Back Belgian Throne Post for Prince  Group Approves  Transfer to Son Of Royal Power

SANDER STILL FACES HEARING   Must Appear Before State Medical Board Despite ‘Mercy’ Acquittal

Sander, Freed by Jury Must Face Medical Board  Doctor Acquitted In Quick Verdict In Murder Trial

DR. SANDER, ACQUITTED, HOPES TO RENEW PRACTICE   41-Year-Old Physician, Found Not Guilty Of Murder In Death Of Cancer Patient, Still Faces Hearing Before New Hampshire Board Of Registration In Medicine —Jury’s Verdict Returned After Only 71 Minutes Of Deliberation

Sander Facing State Medical Board Hearing   Physician Acquitted In Mercy Slaying Of Patient Comes Home

Sander Expects ToResume Work After Acquittal  State Medical Board To Take Up Question Of Restoring License

Sander, Acquitted of Killing, Still Faces Medical inawiry   Doctor Center’s Bag Is Stolen   Kiwanis inducts Two New Members   Dust Storm Blamed for Fire in Which 14 Died

Dr. Sander Must Face Medic Quiz   Jury Reaches Not Guilty Verdict In Short Session

Dr. Sander, Freed of Murder Charge, Still Faces Hearing Before State Medical Board

Sander To Face Hearing Before Medical Board  Doctor Now Free To Resume Practice After Jury Verdict

Sarider, Acquitted inMercy Killing, Faces Medical Society Hearing

JURY BRINGS IN SWIFT VERDICT OF ‘NOT GUILTY’   Frees Sander of Charge He Aided Death of Patient

SANDER FACES MEDICAL HEARING   Must Appear Before State Board; Back To Normal Life After Acquittal

Dr. Sander Stil Faces Hearings By State Board  Group Will Decide i   Group Will Decide if Medical -Penalty is Imposed on ‘Physician

The Weather   Townsfolk Jubilant over Verdict And Physician Free to Practice

Happy Sanders Return Home   Medical Board To Decide What Penalty, If Any, For Medico, Found Not Guilty In Death Of Cancer-Doomed Patient; Townsfolk Cheer

Out An Hour Jury Acquits Mercy Killer   Dr. Sander Faces Hearing by State Medical Officials

Dr. Sander Free, Faces  State Board   Medical Punishment of Acquitted Physician Will Be Debated.

SANDER FREED: OF MURDER CHARGE AT MANCHESTEI   New Hampshire Doctor Stil Faces Hearing Before Madical Beard

Bellis Peal Verdict News In Villages   Cancer Victim’s. Mate Expresses Joy; Jury Out 76 Minutes

Jury Acquits New Hampshire Doctor In Death of Cancer-Riddled Patient

Dr. Sander Faces Hearing Before State Medical Board   Board Will Decide What Medical Penalty If Any Will Be Imposed On Doctor Acquitted of ‘Mercy Death’ Murder

DOCTOR GROUP HAS POWER T0 PENALIZE HIM   Case Will Be Up For Discussion Sunday  At The Capital

More Trouble Ahead?  ‘Acquitted Dr. Sander To FaceStateMedicalBoard

Acquitted of  Murder, Faces  Medical Boarc   Dr. Sander Will be Given Time to Rest Before Hearing

MEDICAL BOARD WILL RULE ON SANDER’S CASE   State Setup To Decide if Doc. tor, Acquitted, Can Resume His Practice

Reds Breach  Han River in  Small Force   Three U.S. Planes Lost on Missions; Tanks, Roads Hit

Defenses Stiffening Below Han   N. Korean Forces Concentrated South Of Suwon Today

First Units of New Defense Force Airlifted Into Korea   SUWON HOLD IN DOUBT  Late Reports Place Reds in Force 10 Miles North of City:

Yanks Flown To Fill Gap in  Defense Line   Troop Airlift’ Complete; C-31 Crashes With 23 Ampvricans Aboard

Land With No Mishaps In Air Ferry   New Headquarters Is at Taejon, South of Suwon

New Quarters at Taejon —   _ Southerners Holding along Strategic Han River Line .

Moving Toward Combat Areas By Railroad   Northern Forces Take Suwon; Situation  Said Still Grave

report vuWON Recaptured By South Koreans   More American Planes Thrown Into Fight; Red Tank Forces Cut Through Han Defense Line; Troop Airlift Is Completed

First U.S. Ground Troops Air Lifted Into Korea and Rushed to Scene of Batile

Little Republic Badly Battered By Communists  Historic GI Airlift Hac Rainah Weathe:

Forces To Plug Breach In South Line   Red Columns Near Suwon; American Air Tempo Increased

Anti-Trust Action Fited in Used Battery Market   Conspiracy In Sales, Distribution Charged Aaainst Mason Firms.

Blanket Indictment  In Kansas City Charges Anti-Trust Conspiracy

22 Firms, 24 Persons Face Anti-Trust-Suit   Indicted at Kansas City for Conspiracy On Used Batteries

KKK KKK NEW JERSEY MAN FINDS BOYS POKING STICKS AT DOLL—HIS DROWNED SON

FIERCE FIGHT ON SOUTH OF PARALLEL 3¢   Battle Opens 28 Miles Northwest of Seoul: Citi-.  zens in Full Flight from Threatened City.   AWAIT FULL-SCALE CHINESE OFFENSIVE   Gen. Ridgway Takes Command as Evacuation of Troops, Civilians at Hungnam is Completed.

Chinese Reds Build Up For Major Attack   ROK Troops Batile Chinese Northeast Of Menaced Capital

South Korean Area Becomes  New War Zone   Allies Regrouping Forces as Red Chinese Repeat Demanc All Un Troops Leave Korea

Allied Leaders Brace For New Attacks   UN Defenders In Korea Get Ready For Red Moves

Chinese Horde Awaits Signal lo Open Drive:  Are Back In South . -Wasaa Las Rattiae ©

Troops Locked in Battle South of 38th Parallel; U. N. Forces Still Await Full-Scale Attack.  ‘ii camila aii ati aaa aia i lle, on totam eminem _ ~@e   GENERAL RIDGWAY TAKES COMMAND

Chinese Horde Awaits Signal : To Open Drive:  Allied. Defenders: Are Bock In South - Korea For Battles °

Allies Brace for FullScale Attack North Of Seoul; Hungnam Evavuees Landed at Pusan

ATTACK STARTED -—  China Reds, ROK Troops Tangle In Fierce Battie

Fierce Battle Rages Below Parallel 38 Not Far From Seoul  DITVWWAY TAYEC OVER   RIDGWAY TAKES OVER   Peiping Radio Again Warns Foreign Troops to Leave réa

Ridgway To Take Command Of All Troops In Korea   Reds Deployed All . Along Border Ready To Strike.

Enemy Contact Is Being Intensified   Chinese Communist Forces Are Reported Concentrating In Vicinity Of Yonchon, 40 Miles North Of Seoul

rierce Battle Races South Of Parallel 38   South Koreans Clash With Foe; Seou! Residents Fleeing

Koreans, Chinese  Fight South of 38   New Commander Takes Direction Of Ground Forces

Red Offensive Starts as U.N. Clears Hungnam   105,000 Troops Taken Safely From Northern Port by Navy

ROKs in Fierce Battle With Chinese Reds  United Nations to fat Oat af Macon

Civilians Leaving Republic's Capital As Offensive Nears   Hungnam Deserted At Completion of Evacuation Move

TELLS U.S. 10 PULL TROOPS FROM FORMOSA   Gen. Ridgway Takes Up Command Of 8th Army, Succeeding Walker

Civilians Abandon Seoul In Face Of Chinese Aésault Expected Soon On Capital

ROKs, Reds Tangle in  Seoul Area   South Korean Capital City Rapidly Being Emptied Of Fleeing Population   RIDGWAY ON THE JOB   MacArthur Says Commie Offensive Is Expected Soon, Awaiting Signal

Thrust Puts Seoul Under New Threat   South Koreans and Reds Reported in Hard Fight 28 Miles From Capital; Civilians Flee City

“Fierce Battle Under Way As Civilians Flee  Communist Patrols   Communist Patrols And UN Forces Spar Along Front

Red Patrols Stab at ROK Section As Prelude fo Full-Scale Attack   Chinese Push South of 38th Parallel, Mass For Imminent Offensive; Menaced Capital Of South Korea Being Emptied by Civilians

 105,000 Rescued,  ‘Put on New Line   Ridgway, New Commander. . Arrives; Reds Intensify Contact Alons Front

Reds Attack South of 38th   Men Evacuated at Hungnam Landec at Pusan; Foe 28 Miles From Seoul

U, N. FORCES SET TO MEET FRESH ENEMY ATTACKS   Chinese And Nor th Koreans M assing All Along Front As Defenders Regrou p —Hungnam Evacuated.

Gen. Ridgway To Command Allied Force   Supplies, Artillery Being Massed Along Front by Chinese And Korean Reds

Reds Warn U. N. Forces To Get  Out of Korea  Gen. Ridgway Takes: — Over Command Of Allied Force

ALLIED FORCES REGROUP FOR BATTLE SOUTH OF 38   United Nations Defenders Mass In South Korea After Abandonment Of Last Stronghold North Of Parallel —Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway Takes Command Of Eighth Army And 10th Corps—Communists Preparing New Offensive

Battle for Seoul May Have Begun   Fierce Engagement  Is Reported 28 Miles Northeast of Capital, Ridawav On lob

ROK, Red China Troops Tangle — South of 38th —  Seoul Beina Emptied

New Leader Arrives At Korean Front   Evacuate Hangnam Beachhead; Chinese Make New Threats

250,000 UN Troops Forge Defense Line   ROKs, Chinese Reds i Fieree Battle South of 28th Parallel

105,000 From Hungnam Land In Pusan Area   United Nations Forces Reunited For New Stand

News Day,'N ight   Allied Foree Taken Over By Ridgway   10th Corps Joins Eighth Army To Form CoastTo-Coast Line

105,000 Are Safely Out Of Hungnam   Leave Korea, Is  Demand Of Reds

Reds Threaten UN Forces In Korean Area   Gen. Ridgway Arrives To Take Command Of UN Fighting Forces

ROK Troops Clash  In Fierce Battle   Heightened Activity Heralds Attack Chinese Warn U.S. to Abandon Acia

Seoul Being Emptied  As Allies Dig-In for New Offensive by Chinese

ROKs Engage Chinese For Fierce Battle   Last Allied Force In North Evacuated Sunday By Ships

Strong: Probing May-Be: Start. Of New Attack   Combined Eighth Is Braced. For All-Out .Offense

Civilians Flee From Capital of So. Korea   New Peiping Threat: Rescued Yanks Join 8th Army Troops  wR. NTPs oy wrarpamec

Clash Takes Place 28 Miles North Of Seoul  Communist Patrols   Communist Patrols Creep Closer To Former Capital  On Wide Front

Fierce Battle Rages Below Parallel 38 Not Far From Seoul   RIDGWAY TAKES OVER   Peiping Radio Again Warns Foreign Troops to Leave  Ka ren

New General Arrives To  Take Charge   Red Patrols Jab At Defense Lines Along Wide Front

Tense UN Forces Wait for All Out Enemy Onslaught   lash Fierce as Reds Probe for Weak Spot in New Defense Line

Tense U. N. Forces Wait New General Attack Along Defense Line   Ridgway Assumes Charge of Troops   Chinese Demand U.N. Forces Get Out of Korea. and Formosa

New Communist Blow Awaited Alone Border   Ridgway Takes Command Of Kichth Army As Reds Demand Complete Withdrawal Of UN Troops

PatrolsSpat With Allies All Along UN  Front Lines   Communist High Com mand Demands Again Al] Poreion Units Leave

Allies Regrouping After Evacuation Of Beachhead   Tense Troops Await Full-Scale Riack By Chinese Reds

CITY RAPIDLY IS EMPTIED OF PEOPLE   0. Aoreans And Heas Fign South Of 38th  EVACUATION   Of Hungnam ~ Beachhead Adds 105,000 More Troops To U.N. Defenses

Other Allied Forces Tense   Communists Probing Along Defense Lines, Major Struggle May Be Shaping Up .

Allies Set tor Battle in South  Ridgway Takes Over; Get Out, Reds Demand

Civilians Are Fleeing From Seoul Rapidly   New Threats Received To Get All Foreign Troons Out of Korea

Chinese Red Forces Await Orders to Hit  Red Leader Warns Defenders to Leavs

ENEMY UNITS  NOW MASSED FOR OFFENSIVE   Port Of Hungnam Left Devastated After Evacuation

Enemy Masses Supplies And Artillery Along New Front; Hunanam Evacuation Finished

China Reds Koreans in Fierce Fight   Battle Rages as Main U.N. Force Awaits Big Attack

Reds Warn UN Troops To Get Out Of Country  Ammannrniear   New U.S. Commander Unites His Forces

Missing Money Bac  Surprises Finder  $174,684 In Bag When He Opened It

Bank Employes, Police Relieved After Recovery   Postoffice Worker, Fearing Ridicule, Delays Opening Bag

Tieup to Affect State Monday   Strikers Agree to Delay Picket Lines

TWO SMALL BOYS KILLED   Five Other Persons Injured in Ac: cident Near Topeka

Senator Martin Throws Support To Kunkel, Cooke   Senator Charges Governo:   Duff Resporutble For : Disunity in Party

Yanks Tell Off Germans  in Two Talks   Get to Work on Problems, McCloy Advises

Germans Get Rebuke From JJ. McCloy   Sharp Warning To Work On Internal Problems Giver

Chief of Staff ‘Lightning Joe’ Collins Says ‘Army AA Rocket Will Fire 12 Miles Into Air

New Rocket Revealed By Army Official  Capable Of Halting Planes. 12 Miles Ur

PRES. TRUMAN MUM OW KORE!   Maintains Tight-Lipped Silence; Votes At ladenendance

Truman Keeps Mum On Korea War Situation   Votes At Missouri Precinet, Backs His Party’s Candidates

HST TROUBLED BY EVENTS IN KOREA   Heads for Washington After Casting Ballot

Americans Win ‘Bowling Alley’ Fight Murderous 'Game’ In War Finally Ends

FIGHT ON TAEGU APPROACHES OVER   IKORESN REDS ON RUN FROM FAMOUS BATTLEFIELD ON } WHICH MANY DIED.

Cox Tells How Clevelander Interceded for Al Capone   Ohio Sportsman Attacked by Ex-Governor At Hearing on Miami Radio Station License

Guard Provided For Rennebohm   “Telegram Told of Threat to His Life

' Telearaph Warning Given  Governor Guarded by Police After Threat at Milwaukee

“Political _Immorality” Accusation _ Made By Taft In Reply To Trumar

Party issues Defined for Fall Hection   Republicans Will Gppose Truman’s “Fair Deal” Program With “GOP Prosperity Under American Way of Life’

Sharp Democrat-Republican Split Outlined By President Truman And Senator Taft

GOP Spokesman Outlines Issues In Radio Address   Raps Reckless Spending and ‘Handout State’

Tatt, Truman Clash Head on In ‘50 Congressional Fight   Taft Says Truman Program Will Lead U. S. to Bankruptcy

Truman, Taft Outline Big Split Between Parties  ~   Demos, Republics Clash Over Battle For Coming Election

Taft Assails Truman Charges Against the GOP  Says President lc Tevina ta Eleet   Says President Is Trying to Elect Rubber Stamp Coneares:

Taft Assails Handout State Of Truman   Says He’s Promising Everything, Backed By Taxpaver Monev

FARMER CHASES GEORGIA GANG   Hooded Mob Glecs From His Rifle Fire

Olt A RURG SAAN DIES      Farmer Shoots Into Mob To Halt Lashing Of Negro

Primary Election Results   A DARA WHEAT PICTURE  Farmers In Texas Plaine Face Poor Prospects

RANKS OF CIVIL WAR VETS THIN   Less than 40 Union, Confed. erate Army Soldiers Still : Alive Today

Ranks of Men Who Fought in Civil War Have Thinned to Less Than 40- Eldest Now Is 108 Years Old

Appeasement Is Ruled Out By 2 Leaders   Truman Is Hopeful No Need To Use Bomb Willi Arise

Big Two Leaders Really to Seek Peaceful Solution   But Will Back U.N. In Korean Fight

Statement Made As Leaders End Tal on Policies   Also State Hope That Korea Issue Can Be Neaotiated

700 STRIKE AT WALLEABLE   Negotiations On Wage: Collapse After Month

Religious Fanatic Sed Burns Two Homes While Chanting Russian Sonas

‘LEAVE IT TO DOUG’ Gen. Wainwright Sees Fairly Long, War With U.S. Win

BATAAN HERO FORESEES VICTORY 7 Wainwright Feels:K Kindred d Spirit For“Men Fighting Korean Reds

Allied Troops Safe Behind Defense Lines   UN Forces Build Up Strength To Resist Reds

Allied Troops Safe Behind Defense Lines  UN Forces Build Cle Cacemwnsh Wa

figmting Ubviously Nearing End In Northeast Sector-—— ep re a nO EEE  UN Units Continue Battle Bat Watch All Fierane Rantoc

Allied Forces South Of Critical Point In Retreat Before Reds: Fighting In Northeast Near End

8th Army Safely South of Crifical Point: New Positions Kepf Secret   Buik of Combat Elements Below Hazardous Bend; Chinese Have Lost Chance of Trapping Allied Forces North of the 38th Parallel

Allied Army's Retreat Leads To Safe Peint   Troops Are South of Critical Point in Their Retreat Before Massed. ‘Red Forcee

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   (By the Associated Press)  BALTIMORE — #£Laboratory

HORSE TRADE TALKED ~  ‘British Laborifes Seek hi May Postpone Seizures

Hid Out In Basement With Cache Of Food Runaway Girl, Missing For A  Week. Discovered In Theater

Malik Expected to Use Veto Against U.S. Resolution  May Also Indicate Next Move on Issue  Of Downed Red Plan

Malik Shrugs At Plane Loss  Calls U.S. Report From War Front  Mare *‘Peavnratinn:

Another Red Veto Expected   Malik May Block U. §. Move Condemning Aid To Communists,

Malik Set To Use44th Veto in UN   Calls U. S. Report Cf Shooting Down ‘Seviet Bomber  New ‘Provocation’

Expect Russia Veto to Block U.S. Resolutior   Malik Charges Plane Incident One of Provocation

Concert Tonight Will End Music  Festival Here  300-Students of 15 High Schools Will Take Part

WAR ACTION TO BE CITED LS SS yneeenaNENSRNSE  US. Expected To Ask UN Orders To Red Chin:

MacArthur in Tokyo Alter Korean four   Brilliant UN Commander flies Back to Japan After His Greatest Military Exploit

Larsen Says He Regards Ex-Lt. Roth As Conspirator In Documents Theft      He Doesn’t Believe Service Is Commie   Secret Testimony Before Senators Reveals Fantastic Story Of Intricue

Larsen Brands Former Navy Officer as Red   Story of Wire-fapping, Backstage Interviews, Related at Hearing

Navy Man Called Top Conspirator in AmerasiaCase   Service Not a Red But Slanted Reports, Larson Tells Probers

NEW LADDER TRUCK TO BE PURCHASED   Apparatus Such As Cettysburg And York Firemer Used Here Will Be Addec To Hanover Equipment

Indo-Chinese Resume Attack  Battles May Signal Start Of Offensive

French Fall Back Before  Communists   Hanoi Threatened Following Loss Of Chuk Phai San

ATTACKS FORCE FRENCH BACK — IN INDO-CHINA.   "Eighth Outpost Lost To Red-Led Rebels “Alene The Bardar—

FRENCHININDO CHINA SUFFER NEW SETBACKS   Communist  Lat Rebels Drive French’: Troops from  Kighth Border Outpost in Month,

L. A. ‘Grows’ as Shriners Pour in   Grest Influx to Have 200,000 in by Monday; Buses, Trolleys on Strike

Political Judge, Kunkel Says, As He Discusses Fine’s County Corruption; Calls Duff Phoney Liberal

US Marines Smash Way  Into Seoul   Nutcracker Drive Is Narrowed To 75 Miles

Marines Push Further Into South Capital   Four-Pronged Attack Closes On Key City Of Kumchon; Gap Down To 75 Miles

U. N. Armies Draw Noose ‘About Gooks   Pincer Blows Pose Narrowing Front For No. Koreans

Slug Way to Within 14 Miles from Center of City As Army Troops Narrow Gap Between Beachheads to 75 Miles, Advance in South

Marines Gain in Struggle Inside Seoul   Yanks Advance in Lightning Thrusts  an Southern Front « mR. ERANWK TREMAINE

US Hunts Way To Aid France In Indochina   Officials Report Chinese Reds Have Given Help To Communists There

Reds Gain In Indo-China Due To China  _. Communist Country @ Lends Aid T France’s Enemies

Red China Aids Rebels In Indochina   U.S. Officials Report  On Assistance Given

Indochina Reds Get Outside Aid  Communists In Chine Providing Weapons we. WLR, AT West ee esr.’ eres

Seek to Counter Red Chinese Aid in Indo-China   Officials Doubt U. S. Troops Will Be Sent: Speed Up Arms

C hinese Reds Sending Aid To Indochina Front   American Officials Say Help In Form Of Weapons And Training Resul  _ eS Fe oo

Probe Hospital Death of Veteran   Board Says Marshall Patient in Altercation.

Church Of England ~ Rejects Doctrine No Evidence To ‘Back  Claim Of Mary Ascend-, ‘na To Heaven 

CHURCH OF ENGLAND REJECTS DOCTRINE   Disagrees With Catholic Cherch Over Assumption Of Blessed Virrin

Anglicans Hit New Doctrine on Virgin Mary   Object to Roman View of Assumption Pope Is Due to Proclaim

128 MIXERS STILL TRAPPED   Deadly Coal Gas Stows Rescue of Scottish Entombed Men — All , Reported in Fine Condition.

Head-On Smash Near Galve ston  Four Killed In Car Accident OnHighway

Federal Judge Ben Moore Ponders Plea Of Hubby- Killing Brooklynite

U.S. Official Highly Alarmes By Rail Strike   Idie Over 200,000 As Chairman Of ICC Fears Farm Tie-Up

200,000 Made Idle by Strike   Kern Potatoes Being Iced to Prevent Spoilage of Crop

‘New York Next Crime  Quiz Target   Senate Investigators Drawing Aim Or Underworld Of Biggest City

Crime Quiz Moves To New York   Police Commissioner Promises More Shakeups To Clear Scandal

Peru Earthquake Kills 50 Persons   178 Others injured When Tremor Destrovs Most of City Buildings

Republicans: Would-Imp wach Governor S Smith      AE Win: Control Of ‘Legislature, Says Committee

Talk For Move To Impeach   Republicans in Statement as to It on Governor

GOP May Seek impeachment o! Governor Smith   Plan Action If Party Wins Controf of House Of Representatives

State G. 0. P. Will Try to Impeach Governor if It Wins House Control

Regulations To Improve Conditions At Tobacco Auction Sales Proposed

Regulations Offered For Leaf Marts   Proposals Aimed At Making Better Market Conditions

W/arenousemen Study Tobacco Auction Rules «   Proposed Regulations Aimed To Halt False  Claims, Speculation

Girl, 7, Kept All Night In Hotel; Nab Man   Milwaukee Child, Held By Itinerant; Is Sent Home In a Taxicab

Tot Back Home; Nurse Is Held   Disappeared from a Show; Gone 12 Hours

Army Camp Is Threatened  Colorado Area Swept By Raging Brush Fire

‘National Debt 21 Cents Per Capita In 1840; Hit $1.907 During War I

Per Capita Debi Rises From 21 Cents in 1840 To $1,698 Today   Increased Cost Of Government Shown In Booklet By Senate Committee

1840 Marks Nation’s Lowest National Debt Point, 21 Cents Per Capita; Current Sum Amounts To $1,698.06, Is Still Skyrocketing

1840 Debt Was ‘21 Cents a Head  a i, Qagrod ta éxcue ae Nows Due  7 ee

Those Were The Days! National Debt Was Only 21c Per Capita In 1840   (Continued On Page Six)

Debt Almost Fizzled Out in. 1840  Taxpavers Difficult t to Please

Taxpayers of 1840 Had Minor National Debt But History Claims They Still Weren‘t Happy

Assurance Voted By Interim Group   Dramatie Move Is Aimec At Ending Crisis

Nation's Total Almost Equals Holiday Period   Traffic Mishaps Again Account For Fatalities

Seven Persons Killed During Weekend; Child, Hit by Trair   Youth Is Crushed By Tractor; Babe Falls from Auto -

{Rescue Yukon,Airmen Whose Plane Crashed On Search For C-54; Hear Distress Calls. .

Rescue of Airmen Nearly Completed   Nine Taken From From Mountaintop;  10th to be Flown

Daring Rescue Made In Yukon  Ten Crackup Victims Flown To Whitehorse

Wind Up   Air Rescue   Last of Survivors Of Yukon Plane Crash Brought Out Today -

Turkish Ship to Carry Lot   Chinese Nationalists Get U.S. Equipment

U.S. Sells 200 Armed Vehicles For China Use   Tanks, Cars Are Bein: Loaded for Formosa: Came From ‘Excess’

Armored Cars in Consignment on Turkish Vessel  "No News Release’ Availahle far Prace

Nationalists Buy Combat Vehicles In Lima, Ohio   According to Report Turkish Freighter to Transport Shipment

Mysterious Cargo Of Armored Units From Army Supply  90 Carloads Sent Through Agent on Chinese Orders

Arms Going To Formosa  From Philly   Tanks, Armored Cars fo Chiang Are Put on Turkish Vessel.

0 CARLOADS GO ON TURK FREIGHTER   U. S. Sends 200 Tanks and. Armored Cars From Surplus Stocks at Lin ma Armory. whe   DEAL IS CALLED : A STRAIGHT SALE   Tanks Are Loaded Today at Philadelphia Docks For Shipments to Fors mosa Next Week.

Brannan Plan Being Okayec By Iowans  Loveland Leading Democratic Race

‘Ohio Civilian Defense Regulations Filed and Effective Immediately

SCHOOL BUDGET READY IN CONEWAGO TOWNSHIP   1950-51 Financial Program Based On Ten-Mill Real Estate And $3 Per Capita Tax Rate

DR. RAYMOND YOUNG TO ADDRESS JAYCEES   Member Of Gettysburg College Fac. ulty Will Speak At Birthday Banquet Tomorrow Evening

C-46 Goes Dowr In Atlantic With 65 Aboard  Life Raft Sighted  After Ship Drops

SOS Sighted 330 Miles Off Miami  Craft Was Haulin; Mnm....32.. BD’... 1.

Sister Ship Joins  In Aerial Search   Engine of C-l6 Goes Out Enroute to Nassau

Flashlight Blinks Out S$ O05; Craft Bound From Puerto Rico to N. C. as Engine Quits

DRAFT DOWN OFF FLORIDA: ASKS FOR AID   Sister Ship Circling Area Sights Flare and Flashlight Blinking Out Distress Signal.   IT ALSO REPORTS LIFE RAFT VISIBLE   Engine Went Dead Before Descent Into Water— Workers from Puerto Rico on Plane,

Pilot Ditches Big Ship as Engine [rouble  Develops off Florida   Flashlight Signal Spurs Widespreac Search in Darkness for C-46 After Flyer Fails to Make Bahamas

J.attimore CalledIt A Trade Union School And Castigates Senator Hickenlooper For Asking Question

Flareup Comes As Communist Quiz Continues   Senator From lowa Accused of Setting New Political Low

Lattimore Angry After Questioning (Of Wife by Solo   Sen. Hickenlooper Assert: Queries Pertinent In Communism Probe

“Lattimore Attacks: Hickenlooper   Declares Senator Sets a “New Low” in U.S. Politics.

Father Of U.A. Student Killed Near Wheatley   One Suspect Captured Second Believed Cornered By Police

Negro Caught After Shooting   Officers Corner One Of Two Fugitives; Deputy Sheriff Killed

Lane Urges Support Of President   Governor Cites World Situation In Talk At First Statewide Rally

Draft Calls — For 2 Months Tofal 80.000:   Selective Service  Otliciais Incréase Original Calls ‘by 70,000

Army Increases Next Two-Month Quota by 70,000   New Call Brings Total Since War Started to 370,000

SAYS OIL TAX WOULD COSTU.S. MILLION JOBS   Would Close Down 100,000 Oit Wells in Nation, Vur . sell Claims.

Navy Equips Secret Ship   Plans Mission This Spring  wm. te arTrTrn wPawanri yy

Abdicate; Nation Faces  Civil War   9-Day Reign of King Pushes Belgium To Brink of Civil War, Secialists Warn

KING REFUSES 10 ABDICATE   Leopold Risks Threat of Revolution To Hold Throne.

King Refuses To Abdicate; Belgium Facing Civil War   PICTURE ON PAGE 5

Socialists Start March On Brussels   King’s Foes Say Civil War May Krupt Soon

Refusal Of King To Quit Throne Brinas On Crisis   Protesting Mob Heads For Palace

Report King Leopold Read To Abdicate   Move to Fallow Turbulent Nine-Day  Raian in BRelaium

Fear Civil War Ahead In Belzium   King Leopold Defies Socialist Demands  For Abdication

King Gives In As Socialists March on City   Delegates Power in Move Equivalent to Abdication

Defies 80,000 Marchers in Beloian Crisis   Decision May Plunge Country Into Civil War

King Leopold Refuses To Yiel Belgian Throne   Civil War Threatens Kingdom As 80,000 Strikers Are Reported Marching On Brussels

Leopold Ready fo Abandon Throne After Nine Days   Technicalities of Abdication Will Be Discussed

Soviet Zone Gets Potatoes From U.S,   50,000 Tons af Surplu Spuds Are Sold at Cent a Pound

It's Spuds For East Germany  50,000 Tons of U. S. Potatoes Purchased

U.S. Surplus Spuds Going to k. Germany   Buys 50,000 Tons For $10,000 in A Secret Deal

East Germany Gets Bargain In U. S. Spuds  Soviets Spread Mor   Soviets Spread Mor Bua Propaganda

SECRET SALE OF U.S. POTATOES T0 EAST GERMANY      Deal Bared When Communists Claim U. S. Scatters Potato Bugs.

East Germany Caught Holding ‘Bag and It’s Well Filled With Potatoes From U.S. Surplus

Germans Hold The Bag: Full Of U.S. Spuds   Reds Buy Potatoes ‘ At Penny Per 100 Pounds From Surplu:

German Reds To Buy U.S. Potatoes: Price: le A Pound: Cost More Here

Units To Be Called Not Given   Army Will Call Up Guard By Battalions Or Regiments, First Reservists Call Went Out Yesterday, Is Report   AUTHORIZE JOHNSON TO MOBILIZE GUARD

Army May Call Guard Units Today   May Aiert Small Groups; Congress Moving to Act on Truman Requests

First National Guard Units Expected to Be Called Today; Reserve Order Out

First National Guard Units May Be Called Up Today   Groups Expected to Be Mustered by Battalions or Reqiments—Reservists. lapped

Guard Units May Get Call Today  Eioed Decaruicte: Cat © cuainim en Eo. rr Oo ie eee bo .

Vaccine Is Found For Mumps; Would Bar Any Outbreak   Prelimmary Tests Held Successful; Confers  Immunity for Only a Year

VACCINE FOR MUMPS HAS BEEN DEVELOPED   Is Designed Primarily For Immunization Of Large Groups Of Peanle

Communism Seems Certain To Come To Southeast Asia   BY CHARLES P. GORRY Associated Press Photographer

U.S. Blamed For Most ° Of Trouble There; Small But Hot War Going On

Day Of Asiatic And Communist Is Dawning In Southeast Asia Area;  White Men Losing In ‘Hot’ War

AKRON YOUNG MAN HAWARDEN GIRL’ WEDDED SUNDAY   Miss Miriam Dewoy And John Thatcher, Jr. Take Vows Nov. 19

‘COLD: SNOW THURSDAY   In Northern Kansas Picture; Mild Weather in Weantime

Soviet Efforts On Ouster of Lie Fought by U.S.   Reds Dislike Him For Korean Action Says Warren Austin

U. 5. Denounces  Soviet Move fo Oust Tryqve Lie   Russia Counters With Charge U.N. Secretary ts ‘American Stooqe’

Sec'y-general Just Stooge, Red Declares   Austin Charges Reds Oppose Norwegian for Korean Stand

U. 5. Battles in General Assembl Against Soviet Efforts to Oust Lie as Secretary-General

Russia's Objection Answered   Part of Struggle For World Peace, American Asserts

U. S. Fights Lie Ouster    Austin Declares U.N. Secretary Known To Be Impartial. Courageous

U.S. Fights Soviet Effort to Oust Lie   Austin Follows Vishinsky Chorges With Assertion Russians Against Him Because He Took Stand Against Korean War

U.S. Delegate Charges Russ Seek Reprisal   Vishinsky Says Lie Has Allied Sell With Americans

U.S. Fights In U.N. Assembly For Trygve Lie   Secretary-General’s Future At Stake In  XY Dike DW aectacas .

Fayette County:  Mae To Mrantad wait 18 vr antea  New Court Trial

Cold, Sleet,  Rain, Floods  Continuing Damage Mounts  In Many Areas; Traffic Hit Hard

Midwest Glazed By Icy Rain; Heat Continues in Eas!   Philadelphia Has Third Day - OF Record Highs; Crop Loss Heavy In-West

Memphis Ice Bound; Southwest Counts Crop Loss, New York Temperature High

Heat Records Tumble On Eastern Coast Flood Damage Rises In Midwest States

Freezing Rain Spreads Over Nation   But New York and Phila. Still Are Setting Heat Records.

Dalai Lama  Asks India  For Asylum: Gov't Preparing To Flee Capital

Impressive Church Ceremony Unites Couple Dec. 30  Miss Ellen Hoffman Bride of Mr. Paul J. Shaver. of Richwood

Critic Turns Other Cheek To Irate Truman Writ]ep Who Panned Maraarat Gote Thraatening Pcitee

Truman Threatens to Punch Music. Critic ForLousu Revieiww’of Maraaret’s Recital

Truman’‘s Threat to Punch Music Critic in Nose ‘Draws Only a Mild Reply   Presidential Ire Aroused by Review of Margaret's Singing; Critic Says President Should Be Indulaed in Occasional Outburet

Wintry Storms Blanket Large Area of Nation   New Snow Fall, Rain, Cold Hit Mid-Continent

Texas Is Mild: East Freezes  Death Toll Hits 44 From Cold Causes

U.S. Has Ammunitio To Prove Malik Lied In UN Council Talk  Have Shell Used by North Koreans Made By Russians in ’50

Malik’s Statement Before UNi is Punctured by Finding of New Red Shell on Korean IF ront

Seized Shell ‘Answer’ to  Malik Claim   ‘Austin to Seek Truth on Russ Role in Korea

Austin Held Ready ‘To Fire Charges At Soviet In UN   U.S. Delegate May Cite Russian Shell Found In Korea  To Answer ‘Hands-Off? Stand Of Malik

GOVERNOR TO SIGN PARDON SOON Tennessee To Free Convict Who Composed ‘Big Spring Cantata’

FROM TENNESSEE PRISON  Composer of ‘Big Spring’ Cantata to Be Pardoned

Girl, 12, Says She Was Held Captive 2! Months By Man Posing As G-Man

National Youth Group To Elect  ‘Boys’ Nation’ Holds Meeting In D. C.

President, Veep Will Be Elected By Boys’ Nation   Master Politicians Lining Up Campaign For Nation’s Leaders

Loyalty Program Upheld by Court   Constitutional, Says Three Man Tribunal

Appeals Court Holds Loyalty Program Legal   Rules Employes Can Be Dismissed By Board Set Up by Pres. Truman

Loyalty Program  Is Upheld   U. S. Court Of Appeals Upholds Action In Dismissing Woman Who Had $8,000 FSA Past

Court Backs President's Loyalty Ban  FSA Employe _ Loses in Bid To Regain Job

WORKER LOSES APPEAL— Employe Loyalty Program Upheld By Federal Court

Security Risk Firings Valid   U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Decides President's Loyalty Program Valid

Government's Loyalty Oath Upheld Today  U. S. Court Affirms Employe ye Statement

Court Upholds Governments Loyalty Check   DecisionHandedDown In Suit by Employee Who Was Fired

Presidential Power to Fire Anyone0.K.'c   Discharged Employe Plans to Carry Suit to Supreme Court

Loyalty Tests Are Upheld By ‘Appeals Court   Senate Probers In Closed Sessions On McCarthy Charge

Ruling Made By Court Of Appeals   Rule Government Workers May Be Ousted From Job By Loyalty Board

Judges Rule U.S. Workers Can Be Fired   Decision Given In Appeal Of Employe Suspended From FSA

U.S. Court Of Appeals. Upholds Federal Emiploye Loyalty Plan      Rules That Government Worker. May Be Fired By Board Under Truman ©

Court Upholds Loyalty Plan   Appeals Tribunal! Says Truman May Fire ‘Subversives’

Employe Loyalty Program Is Held Constitutional   Appellate Court Says President Con Oust Doubtful Persons

LOYALTY BOARD FIRING UPHELD BY U. S. COURT   Judges Rule President Can Discharge Questionable ‘Security Risks.

DISMISSAL IS HELD VALID BY APPEAL COURT   Right Of President To Oust Employes Held Constitutional

LOYALTY RULE IS UPHELD IN APPEALS COURT   President Has Power To Fire Anyone Who Is Risk

Rule Federal Workers Can Be Dismissed   Decision Handed Down in Case of Dorothy Bailey

U. S. Loyalty Rules Upheld By Court   Appeals Tribunal Denies Worker's Ples To Get Job Back

Judges Decide Employes Can Be Dismissed   Truman Program Calls For Investigation Of All.

Court Upholds Program of  US Loyalty   Decision Says President Has Power To Discharge For Doubtful Loyalty

Loyalty Program  Is Legal   Board Mav Dismiss Person if Layali.  Is Questioned U. Appeal Court het

Dismissal of Any Suspect Held Valid   Decision Handed Down in Case of _ Former Union Head

Loyalty Checks  Are Upheld by Appellate Court  Says’ Government: Has Le schar rge Right if  Dick ‘«¢ Snenactad

Tribunal Rules Subversives May Be Fired   Decision Denies Jok To Suspended Employe of Agency

Court Upholds Legality Of Loyalty Law   Tribunal Rules Any Government Employe  Mav Be Dismissed

Laborites Squandered VU. S. Cash, : Churchill Tells British People

LABOR REGIME - UNDER ATTACK   Churchill Declares U.S. Aid Wasted

Churchill Hits Dollar Waste   Laborites Declared Crippling Enterprise

CHURCHILL CHARGES LABOR GOVERNMENT -WITH WASTING AID   Wartime Minister Turns Attention To Sauandering Of U.S. Aid Funds

Hope to Restore Peace in Stricken  Coal Mine Area   Te Cantinue Manda’   British Labor Leaders Accused of Squandering American Aid Funds

Churchill Says Labor Wasted U. §. Money   Tory Boss Accepts Nomination With Rap at Socialists

Labor Part vy Wasted Aid.  Winnie Sa ys   Churchill Blasts Attlee Rule As Bringing Land Close To Bankruptey

Labor Crisis Eased   Peace Near In Two Transit Strikes; 20,000 Miners Return To Their Joba

Nation’s Labor Picture Is Brighter but Strikes Still Slice Cities’ Bread Supply

Armed Force Limit RemovalApproved   Early Tax Hike Urged as Congress Moves Swiftly in War Emeraency

Mahoney-Lane Fight Already Luke-Warm   Battle For Democratic Nomination Starting To Get Hot

en me ee hE MAGAZINE EDITOR DEFENDS ACCUSED MAN  “Former British Communist: Warns Senate Probars  attimore’s Writings Closely: Follow Red ‘Lines

Writings Indicate (.ommie Dictation, says Freda Utley   No Evidence Far East Expert Even Mildest Form Of Fellow  Traveler, Asserts Journalist

Editor Says U.S. Envoy  Not Commie   Diplomat Defended By Demaree Bess  Tn Envestivations

LATTIMORE GIVEN ROLEIN RED PLUT, WOMAN TESTIFIES   Freda Utley Says His Writings Show His “Subservjence to Communist Party Discipline.”   EDITOR. DEFENDS FAR EAST EXPERT   Missourian Suggests Inquiry to Determine Whether McCarthy'’s Charges Are Fraud on Public.

Ex-Red Freda Utley Sure Lattimore High In Plot Of Kremlin To Nab China   Saturday Evening Post Editor Tells Senate Probers He Fails To See Even Slightest Evidence Of Communism In His Writing

Ex-Communist Freda Utley Says Writings Indicate As Much   ‘HOPKINS PROFESSOR  DEFENDED BY WRITER

MAGAZINE EDITOR DEFENDS ACCUSED MAN Former British Communist Warns Senate Probers Lattimore's Writinas Closely Follow Red ‘Lines

Ex-Communist Testifies  Mrs. ‘Utley Tells. Probers ‘Lattimore Acted Like Red

Ex-Communist Say Lattimore Fallows The Soviet Design   Saturday Evening Post Writer Defends Aceused Man

Lattimore Work Said To Follow Red Party Lines  Ex-Red Freda Utley Snoake Anainct Frnart:

RED LINE SEEN IN LATTIMORE PUBLICATIONS   Editor Defends Him As Ex-Communist Hurls Charge at Hearing

Asserts Acts Of Lattimores Heed Red Line   Former Communist Freda Utley Heard; Professor Defended By Demayee Bess

Lattimore Defended By Editor   But: Ex-Communist Savs He “Showed Subservience” to Part)

 Studebaker Closing Its  Plants As Consequence  ‘Of Unauthorized Walkout

 Americans In Battle [For Mountain   Allies Try Closing North Line Gap . On Rainy Front

Allies Attempting To Close Big Gap In Defense Line   Taceu Safe For Present 4« Drive ged By S0.00H) ists Collapses

U.S. and Red Koreans  Battle Near Haman   Fight on Point Where Communists Building For Push on Pusan

Rural Telephone, Sex Bills Passed By Both Houses   Funds For Atomic Cancer Research Given Last-Minute Approval As Legislators Race To Complete Business By Adiournment Day

Major Test in Oleo Tiff Ahead   Vote to Be Held on Substitute Measure

Taft Says Truman Action Asks Reds toAttack Formosa   Belittle State Department Argument Shooting War ! Might Develop

Dr. Hamilton  Head of State Health Divisior   Richmond Physician Named to. Succeed Late Dr. C. F. Adams

Truman Signs Acreage Boost   Good Features Outweigh Faults,’ White House Secretary Says

PEANUT, COTTON HELPS Truman Signs Modified Aid On Spuds for Next Year

,U.N. Planes Help Trapped Units Smash Back Attacks By Foe Along Escape Route   Red-Encircled Force of 20,000 Men Battle Desperately To Reach Rescue Battalion Only One Mile Distant

Artillery And Planes Blast Reds Heavily   Evacuation Rumors Spread; Navy Ready Near Hungnam

Allies Push For Lineup With Rescue  Army Force   Marines, Infantry Struggle To Avoid Chinese Entrapping

Military Spending To Rise  Greatly During Next Fiseal Year If Budget Is Approved

Military Gets $13 Billion for 1950; High Costs Blamed   Nation to Get Less Ships, Planes for More Money; Item Is Biggest for Fiscal Year

Funds Cut $263,000,000  Air Force Gets Increase   Trumon Budget Provides $400,000,000 tncrease For All Defense

Army, Navy Get Budget Cut; Air Force Fund Hiked  Expect Military Will Spend $13 Billions But Rat Eawer Planes, Arint

Message Proposes $400 Million Boost in Military Budget   ‘President Figures $3.5 Billion for Next Fiscal Year

MILITARY FUND IS HIGHEST ON TRUMAN BUDGE}   Navy Is Given Slash, Air Force Big Increase In Monev

Tito Hopetul American Aid Arrives Soon  - Reiterates Nation's Independent Stand;   Reiterates Nation's Independent Stand; Demands Equality From Fast. West

Tito Pledges Defense of Yugoslavia, Hopes Foed From U.S. Arrives Soon

State Investigates Plight of Trucker With 5 Years to ‘Lay Out’ Fine

Serious Emergency Proclaimed   Governor Duff Urges Action; State Police Offer Help.

Urges Study Of Needs in Coal “Crisis”  Governor Points To “Disastrous Effaete” af terika

‘Serious Public Emergency’ in Pennsylvania  Allocation of Fuel   Allocation of Fuel Asked as Coal Crisis Grows Everywhere

DUFF ASSERTS EMERGENCY IN STATE SERIOUS   Aid Offered By State Police Head To Keep Order In Coal Fields

PUBLIC EMERGENCY DECLARED IN PENN.   Governor Asks Allocation Of Fuel, Sees Crisis Of Disastrous Proportions

Cold Stresses Fuel Shortage   Pennsylvania Orders Emergency Measures; Utilities Are Hit

Calls On Communities To Study Coal Needs  And Conserve Supplies   Governor Declares Situation Is Too Serious For Further Political Manipulation.

Proclaim Pennsylvania Emergency  * Governor Says e   Governor Says State Faces Disastrous Cricic

Sees State Being Faced With Crisis   Duff Calls Upon Heads of All Municipalities To Study Needs

Governor  Proclaims  Emergency Duff Critical of Federal Inaction;  Urges Voluntary Conservation Plan

Serious Public Emergency in Soft Coal Strike  Pennsylvania Chie  tee ee ye HSB

Trouble Seen In Coalition House Fight  i nah   Dem Chiefs In Doubt Despite Rules Victory

Vote Shows Fair Deal’ Future Grim  Rules Change Victory Gives Slim Comfort

Administration Winner in Test on House Rules   Has Little Prospect of Smooth Sailing for Truman Program Despite Coalition Defeat.

 Rules Victory Little Help ‘Truman Program Still Due For Rough Sailing in House

Truman's Men Beat Coalition   Dixie-GOP Group Fail to Change 21-Day Rule

VICTORY MEANS LITTLE — Rough Road Ahead Seen For Program Of Truman

Civil Rights Blamed For Rules Defeat   GOP Congressmen Failed to Support Coalition Proqram

Truman Wins Vote Deciding House Control   Repubiican-Dixie Coalition Defeated In Grab at Reins

Truman Forces Upheld on Rules  Rich Joins Southerners In Attempted Change

TEIN Ee  Rough Road Still Ahead For Pr ogram  Coalition Loses  “M7. OO mig

House Beats Down  Pigeonhole’ Power GOP-Dixie Bloc Defeated On Committee Control—  FEPC Issue Gets Credit

Truman Program  In for Hard Time   Observation Made Despite Smarting Defeat Given G.0.P.-Dixie Group

Administration Leaders See Little Hope Of Smooth Sailing for Truman Program

Storms Ahead For Fair Deal  Administration Wins House Control Test

Kansas dust whipped tnto Texas on brisk winds of a dry cold front.

Challenge Ballo At Huntington  JUE EDGES UE by  62: NLRB to Rule

Steel Strike In. Birmingham s Settled Today   Agreement Is Bared After Parleys By Union Official

President Says US Has No Wish To Use Soldiers   Makes It Clear That Only Aid To China Will Be Economic

Economic Aid Is AI U. S. Will Provide   U. S. Armed Forces Will Not Be Used In Chinese Conflict; No Racac Souaht

President Says Nation Will Not Employ Troops   Economic Aid Only Help Chiang to Get from Us, He States

Armed Force Aid Rejected By President   Declaration Clears Growing Controversy

President Announces  U.S. Stand   America Has No Plar To Use Its Arme¢ Forces In Defense Of Island

President Truman, In News Conference Statement, Says This Nation Has No Desire To Use Its Armed Forces There Or Become Involved In “Civil Conflict In China” —Makes Clear Chiang Kai-shek Can Expect Only Continuing Economic Aid

President Makes It Clear That Only Economic Help Will Be Given to Chiang

Truman Won't Give Anv U.S. Militarv Help  China Must Defend ‘Self, Newsmen Told

U.S. To Steer Clear Of Civil Strife In China   Only Economic Aid To Be Extended To Chiang Kai-Shek

U.S. T0 AVOID TAKING PART IN CHINA WAR   President Tells News Conference This Nation Won't Use Armed Forces for Chiang.   NO DESIRE FOR FORMOSA BASES   However, America Will Continue to Provide Economic Assistance Under   Present ECA Legislation.

America Won’t Use Armed Forces or Become Involved in Conflict There, President Asserts.   NO AID OR ADVICE FOR NATIONALISTS

U.S. Has No Design for Intervention   President Makes It Clear   Continued Economic Aid Only Assistance Chiang Kai-shek Can Expect

Military Aid for Chiang Banned; ECA Will Continue Its Program; Island’s Strategic Value Doubted

U0. WONT Wat  ‘AANED FORGES  TOAD GHIANE   Will Not Become Involved in Chinese “Civil War,” Truman Saves.

-—POLICY — * Only Help Will Be  Economic   NO MILITARY BASES SOUGHT

He Disclaims All Designs On Hot Spot   Aid in Arms, Deal for Base Declared Out

HST Says U.S. Has No Desire To Use Armed Forces   Only American Help Chiang Can Expect Is Continuing Economic Aid

No Entanglement in Civil War, Is  Truman's Edict   Ecenomic Assistance Limit of American Aid, Press Told

US Will Not Defend Island   Chinese Stronghold Not of Sufficient Strateaic Value

U. 5. to Avoid China Conflict, Truman Hopes   President Pledges Economic Aid To Nationalists

Keeping Out of Conflict in China   Tells Newsmen U. S. Doesn’t Seek Formosa Military Bases

US. Will Keep Out Of Formosa   Truman Declares Hand: Off Policy Toward Chinese Island.

Says Nation To Continue Aid Money   Use Of Military Forces Ruled Out By Official Report

Policy Is Announced By Truman.   President Says Nation Has No Desire To Use Its Armed Forces There Or Become Involved in China’s Conflict.

Chief Executive Says U.S. Has No Desire to. Take Part in Trouble   ‘Economic Aid Is Only Help Chiang Can Expect From U. 8.; Nation Has No Designs on Formosa or Other Chinese  Territory, President Says — -

U.S. Not To Take Part In Civil Strife   Economic Aid To Nationalists Will Continue However

WON'T BECOME INVOLVED IN CHINESE WAR   President Says Chiang’s Forces Can Only Get Economic Aid

US Hands Off. On Formosa, Says President   Says US Won't  Become Involved In Chino Conffict

Policy Brings Protest From Republicans   Executive Opposed to ‘Involvement in China Civil Conflic#'

Will Refrain From Military Intervention   Truman Announces Stand At His News Conference

TRUMAN STATES HANDS OFF POLICY   STATEMENT FOLLOWS MUCH CONTROVERSY OVER AMERICAN AID

HANDS OFF POLICY  Truman States U. S. Position Toward Island of Formosa

U. S. To Avoid Chinese Battle   President Says America ~ Won't Fight To Save  Nationalists

Roving Envoy Jessup Checks Up On Formosa   Island Last Bastion Of Chiana Reaime

“Hands Off” on Formosa, Says Truman  Only Economic Aid for Chiang Kai-shek

Temperatures   G.O.P. Chiefs Cry ‘Betrayal’   President Says U. S. Won't Use Armed Forces te ‘Interfere’ in China Situation, or Seek Bases

Military Bases Not to Be Set Up There   President Declares This Nation to Keep Out of War

America To Avoid Getting Involved In Eastern War   Nation’s Policy In China Strife Stated By Truman

Formosa Denied U.S. Armed Aid   Truman Announces ‘Hands-Oft’ Policy Toward Chinese Isle

Pres. Said Only U.S. Hel Nationalists Can Expect ls Economic Assistance

No Armed U. S. Aid To Keep Isle from Reds Says Truman   Will Not Pursue Course Involving U.S. in Civil War

U.S. To Keey  Hands. Off  In Formosa Truman Reveals  Policy Adopted For Big Island

News Day And Night   ‘Only Help U. S, Will Give Chiang Is Economic, He Declares   No ‘Involvement’ In China War Seen   America Has No Designs On Island, And Will Not Make Bases There

Jessup in Tokyo To See M Arthur   British Sell China Reds Landing Ships

Truman Stand Rejects Pleas To Aid China   No American Arms Or Guns To Be Used Té Stop Communist:

TRUMAN SAYS HANDS OFF 1S TO BE POLICY   All China Can Expect From America Is  Economic Aid

No Armed Aid For Formosa, Says Truman   Will Maintain Hands Off Policy, President Tells Newsmen

U.S. Formosa Policy to Be Hands Off,  Says Truman   Only Aid for Chiang to Be Economic, President Declares

China Denied Military Aid   President Says U. S. to Avoid War Involvement; Denies Predatory Aims

Truman Says U.S. Will Not  Aidin Formosa   Declines Involvement it Dangers of China’s Civil War

Three Dead As Plane Smashes Up   Vacationers Die Jo Cleveland Crash

Battle Continues Inside Capital, Two-Thirds of Which Now Is in American Hands.   U. S. FLAGS FLY OVER CAPTURED BUILDINGS   Scattered Fights Take Place to South With Communists Pulling Back Slowly in Places.

Living Standard Due For 10% Cut According To Tatt   Ohio Senator Is Hopeful That Truman Will Give Program To Public

‘NO HALLUCINATIONS?  Navy Officer Is Cos¥arn  ‘Saucers’ Are From Mars

Flying Saucers Actually Space Ships Says Navy Rocket Missile Expert

Freezing Gales Ice-Coat Many Ohio Highways   oday Continues Cold But Mercury Rise Expected Saturday

Vice-President Asks Reporter For Autograph   Reverses Procedure After Unusual Interview

U.N. Believed Ready to O.K. Passing Border   No. Korean ‘Peace Bid’ Reported to Include General Election Soon

UN Expected To Authorize MaeArthur-ToCross-Line Unless War Ends Abruptlv

U. N. Believed Willing To Cross Parallel   Peace Feelers Still Not Official, But If None Develop, Foree To Cross Line

May Okay  Crossing  - Paralle!   Believe General U. N Assembly To Give Forces Sign Te Cross 38th

North Korean Peace Feelers ‘Ave Reported   MaeArthur May Be Given UN Authority Te Move Above Parallel

Reac tion To Peace’ Feeler Rumor Mixed   Indice BRefuses To Discuss Negotiations

Believe UN Will Approve Crossing 38th   lf Korea War Is Not Ended Quickly

Allied Units Only 24 Miles From N. Korea   General Assembly Okay Expected Unles: War Ends Quickly -

Approval of  Crossing of Line Is Seen   U.N. Likely To Back Action if Feelers Don’: End War.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Stalin Able To Dupe U. S. Thoroughly Under Roosevelt

Vishinsky’s “Table Talk? I nvitation. ToUN Mav See Moscow Meeting

Heintzelman Phillie Hurler Against Lopat   Slow Deliverman Holds Waning Hopes On National Club

Predict G. 0. P. Capture of 30 Seats And Possibly Control of House

GOP Predicts _  Gain in House   Democrats Seoff at Claim ble ‘Unser?

8 Ohioans Die in Traffic Accidents   Hit-Skip Driver Kills Boy on Bicycle

Accord On Manpower Use Sought   Symington, Tobin Seek Agreement; Former Differs  With Hershey

Conflict On Draft Needs To Get Airing   Symington To Confer With Marshall, Tobin On Federal Policies

Manpower Use Topic Of Debate At Washington   Three Top Men Consider Civilians Subject Te Draft And Deferment

Hershey Sticks By His Guns On Tougher Draft  Blanket Deferments Branded Baloney

Plan on Draft Prompts Rift   Symington Differs With Chief Hershev

You, Too, Can Make A Flying Saucer: Follow Simple Method   By PETE STEVENSON Lock Haven Express Sie ff W'eiiae

An Easily Made Flying Saucer Sets Telephones Jangling at Lock Haven. Pa

Doesn’ t Take Much Effort to Make A Flying Saucer That Will Soar

Reporter Proves Flying Saucers Real:  ‘rie Makes One That Flies Like Kite   By PETE STEVENSON (Lock Haven Express Staff Writer)

Pennsylvania Reporter Builds ‘Flying Saucer’ To Get Public Reaction

 Fly ing Saucers Easy to Make  [Reporters Gadget Stirs Whole Towr

Building Cost %500 000   New York Stocks   N. 0. Cotton   Flying Saucers Are Nothing — Newspaperman Constructs Ore

‘How To Build A Flying Saucer’   BY PETE STEVENSON Leck Haven Express Staff Write

Newsman Fed Up With "Flying Saucers’--Makes One Himself    By PETE STEVENSON Lock Haven Express Staff Writer

FRAZIER WILL IS UPHELD BY COURT   Alleged Cousins Unable To Prove Relationship

157 University Employes Fired      Lose Their Jobs When They Refuse To Sign  Non-Communist Oath

Calif. U. Fires 157 inLoyalty Oaths Dispute   Dismissals Follow Refusals to Sign Non-Red Affidavit:

—REGENTS— California Fires 157 Of Faculty   WOULDN'T SIGN NGN-RED OATH

California Fires 157 Oath Snubbers  ‘ University Group Ousted by Board

California U. Fires 157 Faculty Members  —~—s Still A Sign Loyalty Oaths  te New Con

California U. Fires 157 In Red Crusade   i :   Staff Members Bounced for Refusal to Sign —kéyalty Oath

University of California Fires 157 Faculty Members Who Won't Deny Communism

157 Fired In Faculty Red Purge   Dismissed When They Refuse To Say They Are Not Communists

University of California Has Dismissed 157 Faculty Members Over Signing Oath

157 FIRED ON RED ISSUE BY UNIVERSITY   California U. . President Ousts Faculty Members Who Wouldn't Sign NonCommunist Statements.   » ACTION UPHELD BY BOARD OF REGENTS   Gov. Warren and Admiral Nimitz Back President Sproul. Called-on 9,929 to Comply.

CALIFORNIA U. DISMISSES 157   Faculty Men Fired By Board of Regents For Spurning Loyalty Oaths.

‘UNIVERSITY EMPLOYES ORDERED DISMISSED   162 Who Failed To Sign Non-Com* munist Statement Reicased Be California 1

157 DISMISSED BY UNIVERSITY   Some Of Faculty Members And Other Employes Fired For Refusing To Say They Aren't Com muniete

University Prexy Favors 163 Firing:  Employes Refuse To Sigr -Non-Communist State-

Uj. Of California Fires 157 Tutors   Dismissed For Not Signing ‘1 Am Not Red’ Statement

U. Of California Fires 157 Who Refused To Sign  Non-Communist Statemen:

157 Teachers Ousted by ULC.   Those Who Failed To Sign Pledges To be Fired

Had Refused To Say They Aren’t Reds   Dismissals Are Ordered By Board of Regents After Stormy Meeting

500 on Hand For Discussion  of School Plan   Most Speakers For Re organization, Listen: ers Against It

3-Year Draft Act Is Uraed   Johnson Tells Sen. ate Group That ‘We Must Be Ready’

Close Contest Is Prediction In British Vote   Odds Slightly In Favor Of Laborites On Election Eve, Polls Indicate

Election in  Britain Rated Very Close   Most Expect Labor Party to Win, But  wan Baceeng ¢..f.

VOTERS SET T0 DECIDE ISSUE ON THURSDAY   Major Parties Expect Close Contest At Polls

Britain Will Go To Polls   Close Election On Thursday Is Ceneral Forecast

British Vote. Tomorrow With Closest Election In Generation Expected

British Elections Tomorrow Will Be Closest In History  Ps pular Poll Shows Labor Party Slightly Ahead With People

SA Se St MC A A RT CRRA  Close Race Predicted In British Elections

England Poised For Balloting   Close Contest Seen in Election: Will Start Thursday Morning.

Publishers And Strikers Reach No Conclusions   Members of American Newspaper Guild Get Lockout Benefits

"Meadville Flood Threat Develops, Creek Overilow:   More Water In Sight With Lowlands of City Tnundated

WIRARD PUBLISHER INDICTED BY JURY   EF. HALDEMANAJULIUS ACCUS ED OF EVADING 865,000 IN INCOME TANES.

Cross Containing Part Of One on Which Christ Died to Be Sent to U. S.

BOMBER FOUND WITH ALL SAFE   Missing Plane Located  SAS eet tahoe

B-50 Down In Labrador; 16 Men Safe  Giant Bomber ' On Routine Hop  ld An a eee Aiwet ce

All 16 Aboard Escaped Serious Injury Missing U. S. B-50 located In Canada

16 FOUND ALIVE ABOARD MISSING AIR FORCE PLANE   RCAF Sights Bomber In Wilds of Labrador; Evacuation Plans Begin

Bomber Located In Labrador; All 10 Aboard Safe  Men Probably Will

Truman Loser In Carolina Contest  Fair Deal Opponent Assured Of Election

TRUMAN FOE IS NAMED SENATOR   Defeats Graham In North Carolina Runoff  Election

President To Lose Strong Supporte   Sen. Graham Defeated in North Carolina Primary By Lawyer

Ex-groceryClerkSaysHeKnows Who Killed Sir Harry Oakes; BlondeBaroness Flabbereasted

Mines and Industries Resuming as Diesel Dispute Issues Go To Arbitration Board

Rail Strike Is Settled; Coal Mines And Affected Industry Recall Labor   Railroads Still Face Strike By Locomotive Engineer: On Much Same Issue That Led To Fire men’s Walkout— Diesel Crews

Rail Strike Ends; Trains Roll Again   Work Begins Soon After Settlement  Signal Received

Rail Operation Speeds Up After Walkout  Lines Recall Crews, Hops to Restore

Passenger And Freight Trains Start Rolling   Nation's Railroads Now Face New Walkout* By Enginemen

FIRST CAVALRY MOVES NORTH FROM KAESONG   British Regiment Joins Attack On Reds

Nearly 60,000 Troops of UN Deploy in Fight   Resistance Stiffens On Western Sector: Pyongyang Is Goal

Lawmaker Makes State History; Is First To Give Birth While Member of Assembly

Marines Are: Much Aroused By President   Insist That-Truman Make Apology For Remarks About Corps

Russ Sef for Kill, Briton Declares   Jebb Assails Red ‘Peace’ Plan at UN

The Word War... British UN Delegate Says Reds Poised in Asia; Acheson Charges USSR Opposes Peace

Kimpo Recaptured, Pusan Radio Claims   Reds Make Ist Air Strike at Inchon Allied Attack in South Grinds Ahead

Yak Fighter Craft Downed By British Ship   U. S. Marines Fighting Thru Seoul Streets

Spearheads Of Chinese Reds Invade Tibet   Communists Announre Avie Strength Past Teu Million Mark

Chinese Red Force Moves Toward Tibet   Communist Troops Reported Advancing To ‘Liberate’ Nation

CHINESE RED ARMY EXCEEDS 10 MILLION   Half-Million Men Bolster Army In Manchuria

Chinese Communist Leaders Send Army fo ‘Liberate’ People of Tibet

Sherman Backs Super-carrier   Increasing Costs for Preparedness Are Predicted Toda ¥,

Navy to Press Super-Carrier   Russia’s Cold War Rumblings Upset Economy Drive in Congress

Gets Six Months In Numbers Fake   Cincy Clearing House Manager Sentenced

AT ROTARY MEETING   Capt. H. Cotton Minchin, Britist Consul. to Speak

Velde Wants Reds Exposed   Seeks City by City  Uncovering Program

POWER LINES AT CAPE GIRARDEAU BROKEN BY ICE   }Forty Pet. of Homes Without Electricity; 1200 Telephones Out.

ICE STORM GRIPS SOUTHEAST MISSOURI      Power and Communication Lites Are Down—Schooty in Several Towns Cloxed.

IN-CROSS HOST TO FARM EDITORS   ANNUAL PRESS - RADIO CONFERENCE BY LOCAL ORGANIZATION

70,000 Coal Miners Idle In 8 States   52 Mines Closed As Strike Spreads To W. Pennsylvania

More Mines In Western Penna.  Join In Strike   Eight States Are Affected By New Strike Technique Of Lewis’ Miners   AIM TO REDUCE - COAL ABOVE GROUND  /RITT.T. TINY

Russian Spy Will Accept Deportation   Valentin Gubitchey Expected To Take First Boat Baekto Russia to Escape Prison Term

Say Russian to Leave U. S. on March 20   Engineer Escapes Prison Term by Returning to Soviet

Convicted Red Takes Deportatios Instead of Jail  Gubitchev Expected To Sail Aboard Liner

Peiping Says It Will Press Own Charges   Communist Minister Hit MacArthur Report As ‘Malicious’

Reds Reject Invitation To  UN Meeting   Use Moscow Line, Tagging MacArthur Report ‘Unlawful’

Chou’s Reply Claims U. S. Intervention   Also Charges Aggression Against Formosa; Hits MacArthur Report.

REASONS SAID ‘OBVIOUS’  Sunday Night Baseball Tilt  Banned By Commissioner

Special Session Call by Governor Due This Week   BY RAYMOND BROOKS Capito! Correspondent The Austin American

THIEVES MAKE $100,000 HAUL AT THE HOME OF BILLY ROSE   Night Club Owner's . Home Invaded By Jewel Thieves

FUNDS REFUSED COAST DEFENSE   ,Truman Request Is Turned Down By Committee In House

Leaders Split  On Excise Tax   Billion Dollar Cui Fate Is In Balance

Ist Cavalrymen Confident On Move to Front.   Believe They Have Men, Stuff to Halt Commies

"Dead Man’ Comes Alive as Surprise   But How He Got Into Bog And Zipped Self in Mystery

DOUBT BENEFIT OF U.S. ROAD AID   FORTY MILLIONS ARE AVAILABLE T0 STATE IF FUNDS MATCHED

Seek to Get U.S. Funds for Ill. Highways   Doubt, However, That Simpson Plan Will Be Suceessful

Gamblers’ Tay Returns To Be Given Probers   President Promises Full Support In Crime Investiaation

Income Tax Files Open To Crime Probe   Truman Pledges Cooperation With Big Investigation

DELBERT PRINGLE HURT Is Threwn From Moterbike After  Laolhidieasw Tiel

Teenagers Alter Dates On Driver's Licenses To Aid in Beer Buying

100,000 MAY BE NECESSARY 10 STOP INVADERS   Top Military Leaders Believe Large Scale Operation May Be Required Lt Loeal Resistance Has Collapsed.

Gen. MacArthur May Require 100,000 Troops  Large Number To Rea Demitivael 14   Large Number To Be Required If Koreans Collapse

Reds Flung Back Across Naktong; Abandon Chinju   Gain 4 Miles In South To Ease Threat To Pusan; Invaders Fall Back To Hills As Reports Reveai Enemy Is Weakening

Communist Troops Reported In Confused Retreat In Parts of Southern and Central Sectors— American Casualties Described as Light.

CITES ORDER BY PRESIDENT FOR SECRECY   McCarthy Questions On Diplomat Rejected

‘No Questions’ on Review of Service Case   President Clamps Lid on Board; Refuse te Answer Sen. McCarthy

Loyalty Board Refuses Solon Service Data   Sen. McCarthy’s Queries Referred to Truman BR. RPaviepuere

Probe Leak Of Secret  Information   President’s Order Restricts Records, Cheirman Claims

Loyalty Board Refuses Answer On Service   Civil Service Grouy Says Presidential Order Prevents Release Of Facts

Loyalty Reveiw Board Refuses Answers   Board Not To Answer Questions Asked By Sen. McCarthy

Senator Had Hit Loyalty  Of Diplomat In Calcutta’   Civil Service Body Says Matter Should Refer To President

Loyalty Board Refuses Data On Diplomat   Presidential Order Cited by Agency In Service’s Case

Loyalty Board Rejects Query From McCarthy   Presidential Order Cited; Richardson Says: Ask Truman

Loyalty Board Refuses To Answer Solon  Smuornce MeO arthy   Spurns McCarthy Quiz On Case Of John S. Service

Loyalty Unit Cites Order By Truman   Senator's Questions on  John S$. Service Case Coldly Rebuffed.

Senator Told Action Is Up To President   MeCarthy Rebuffed On Request For Records On John 8, Service

SENATOR TOLD TO TAKE ISSUE — JO PRESIDENT   McCarthy Charges Foreign Service Officer Is Pro-Communist ~

Loyalty Review Body Refuses To Answer Queries   Richardson Tells Senator He Must Go Directly To Truman; To Reveal More Names Mondav

Police Restrain Charging Congressman From Attack on Negro During Hearing

A Ragged Bone-Weary South Korean Army Has Pushed North of Parallel

Fire Breaks Out In Engine  B-50 Plane Crashes Killing All 14 Aboard

Order Held In May Day  Celebration:   Minor Outbreaks Reported Against  East German Police

Patient Police Avert May Day Riots in Berlin   Giant May Day Show Paraded Before Stalin

Berlin Police Avert Clash On May Day   East Zone Officers Make No. Reprisals As Anti-Communist Throna Hurls Bricks

Serious Violence Averted   Berlin Boils With Celebrants On Two Sides

RIVAL RALUIES FAIL TQ START FEARED STRIFE   West Police Break Up Demonstration By 5,000 Teenagers

Students Stone Police And Shout Defiance, But . Violence Kept at Minimum

Mayor Reuter Estimates 760,000 Persons Attended Anti-Communist Rally In West Berlin’s Tiergarten

Speed Is Blamed For Crash Which Took Seven Lives   Memorial Services Held for Students At State College

Appointment Fight Nears   Showdown Is Likely °In Hutchinson Case

Tobe Hammers ‘Away it FCC Policies At ' Hearing - - Appointment Under Fire 

SENATE VOiE ON HUTCHINSON NOW UP 10 PRESIDEN   Byrd Scores Victory As Com mittee Rejecis Truman WNaminee

Streams Swollen To Danger Stage; Storm Loss Big   Claremont Publisher Dies In Rivers North Adan Rated Danger Point

Threat of Further Floods Remains in Several: River ‘Areas — Total of Nine Lives Lost in Six States—Number of ‘Cities Still Without Telephone and  Electric ‘Service Today—Almost ° as  Bad as Hurricane in 1938,   "229 DEATHS. IN NORTHEAST

—STEEL’S BIGGEST YEAR:  I ndustry M ay Set New  Production Records

BANNER YEAR FOR STEEL PREDICTED   ! Current Production at AllTime Record Level

Coy of FCC Asks Tighter Gambling Law   Chief Tells Probers Justice Dept. Bill  Hard To Administer

Gale Turning From Florida; Danger Eases   Erratic Hurricane . May Hit N. Carolina Or Swerve to East

Hurricane May Veer Northward   North Carolina Coast Due To Feel Force Of Erratic Tropic Storm

Hurricane Turns Away From Florida   Sways on Erratic Course in Atlantic Toward No. Caroline

CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS   Rain Is Expected to Be Limited Seutheast Portion of State

Dean Denounces  Fachs Treachery   Russ Development of A-Bomb Advanced By 2 Years, AEC Head Charaes

AEC CHAIRMAN SAYS ~ Anglo Spy’s Betrayal Upped Russ A-Work Year or More

HEALTH SEALS IN-THE MAIL ©   Annual Seal Sale To ‘Raise Funds : Be Einhe On TR’

Bargaining Units Are Negotiating  Steel and Union Groups Represented

Big Steel, Union Discuss Demands   May be Last Round Negotiations On Union Pay Demands

Steel Wor kers Go Atter Raise  Dickers For 155,000 Reach Final Round

Steel Worker Pay Pact Talk In Final Stage   Boost Expected To Affect Other Firms, Price Of Products

U.S. Industry Keeps Eye On Steel Parley  Wace Talks Mav Re   Wage Talks May Be In Final Round; Pattern Mav Result

MEN IN WAGE PARLEY   U. S. Steel And CIO Unior Conier On Possible — Pay Increases ‘

Laborites Win Third Big Test   Party Ledders Pledge Nev . Curbs on Svnendinge

ATTLEE WINS THIRD VICTORY IN COMMONS   Pledge Is First Made to Halt Further Cost of Health Plan

Cripps Hints Costly Health Service Slash   Socialist Labor Party Thwarts New Attempt: ed Ouster

BRITAIN’S LABOR REGIME SURVIVED ITS THIRD TES!   Conservatives’ Motion to Censure Government for Its Spending Is Beaten,  308 to 289.   0 LIBERAL MEMBERS ABSTAIN FROM VOTING   Halt in Expansion of Costiy National Health Service Promised by Sir Stafford Cripps.

Labor Beats New Tory Ouster Move   Promises Care In Gov’t Spending

Effort to Oust British Labor Party Defeated   Government Wins Third Straight Vote of Confidence

Laborites Vow Economy and  Win 3rd Test   _ Get Confidence Vote, 308 to 289; Cripps Promises Restraint On Health Services

Britain's Labor  Party Wins lhird Confidence Vote   Commons Supports Government On Conservative ion Of Censure For Overspending; Vote Is 308 To 288: Cripps Warns Revan

Attlee Wins Third Time in One Week   Foes Wrest Promise To Ease Spending And Hug Budaets

Attlee Survives Another Tory Quster Effort   But Halt In Growth Of National Health Service Called For

New McCarthy Charge Denied; Deadlock Seen   Aiken Predicts “Political Stalemate’; Accuse Tru man Of New Whitewash: Panel Plan Criticized

Trade New Blas On Communists  McCarthy Accuses; State Retorts ‘Lie’

Says McCarthy Charges to End In Stalemate   State Department Retorts ‘Absolute Falsehood’ To Accusation

Aiken Predicts Political Stalemate   State Department Replies MeCarthy Charge Is Falsehood

New Charge By Senator Gets Reply   State Department Says Accusation Absolutely False

Aiken Predicts Probe Will End In Stalemate’  State Department, Spy Hunter Swop More Verbal Blows

Aiken Sees Stalemate in  Red Probe ~ Amerasia Case  Delaying’ Told

McCarthy Charge Stalemate Seen By Sen. Aiken   GOP Senator Makes Forecast In “Reds-InGovernment” Dispute,

Says Dispute Will Wind Up In Stalemate   Sen. Aiken Offers View on Communist Issue   MORE CHARGES   State Department Denies Three Reds Continue to Held High Posts.

McCarthy, State Department in Sharp N ew Exchange  Political Stalemate Predicted In Reds-in-Government Dispute

Aiken Terms Department Red Dispute Stalemated   Charges And Denials Continue From State Officials, McCarthy

Senator Aiken Predicts Communists-In-Government  Dispute Will Wind Up In “Political Stalemate’’

Aiken Predicts Probe Will End In‘Stalemate’  _ Politics Will Enter Char oe  nauiry. eo

Stalemate Is Predicted In Red Dispute   Sen. McCarthy And State Department In Another Sharp Verbal Clash.

Volcano Quiets Down in Hawaii  Expect Lava Flow For Weeks To Come

GEN. MACARTHUR SUMMONS CHIEF FIELD COMANDERS  TO CONFERENCE AT TOKYO

Candidate in ‘48 Hits Conservative Division of Party  Hails Republicans, However, for Fight  —_ aa i

Newey Says GOP Partw Rlemished By Selfishness   Super-Conservatives Are Strongly Assailed By Governor

Lays It On Democrats, Too  Republican Conservatives Hit     By Dewey In Princeton Speech

Dewey Lines Up With Liberals Of GOP Ranks  Flave Cancervatives   Flays Conservatives Who Misuse ‘Free Enterprise’ Theme

Dewey Slap At ‘Selfish’ Interests.   Heaps Scorn on Mem.bers of GOP Who Hide Greed Behind Clamor For ‘Free Enterprise’

Dewey Tells of Differences  In The Parties   Charges Some Republicans Show Selfishness

Dewey Blasts Conservative Republicans   N. Y. Governor Says Party's Record Al. ready Blemished

Dewey Censures Conservatives in  Republican Fold      Party's Record Has Blemishes Because of Selfish Interest

DEWEY SHIFTS PARTY STAND   Shies Away. From Bids of Super-Conservative Republicans

Snub by Dewey To Republican Conservatives   Assails Some Free Enterprise Leaders as Selfishly Inspired

‘Free Enterprise Pleaders Given Lash By Dewey   \. ¥. Governor Breaks With Super-Con-ervative GOPs; Aceuses Party Members of Selfishness

DEWEY ASSAILS SOME MEMBERS OF GOP PARTY   Declares Pleaders Of - ‘Free Enterprise’ Sel fishlvy Inspired

Raps Own Party, and Democrats      Free Enterprise Covers Selfish Motives He Adde

Dewey Scores Republican Leaders For Selfishness in ‘Free Enternrise’

Dewey Raps Super Conservatives in GOP as “Selfish”   "Free Enterprise’ Is Not What They Want He Declares

Dewey Reproves Faction of Party  Super Conservative Republicans Target

Dewey Splits With  GOP Conservatives   Lashs Party Members for Hiding Se’f'sh Motives Behind Free Enterprise

Dewey Hits At Selfish GOP Group   Governor Dewey. Raps  . Free - Enterprise’  . Exeuse’ Employed. by Same of Parity   Backs Labor Right   Prefers Local Rule to Big Government, for Freedom

Union Member: Convicted On Riot Charges   Violence Marked Aircraft Strike

New Education Head Gives Views  G-A SchoolLaws Not Static, Edgar Opines

House To Vote On Research Funds   $25 Million Program Would Promote Science

$8 Pays For R-H For 52 © Weeks From Date To “Which You Are Now Paid

‘Red Witch” Carried Screaming From Jail  lise Koch Believed Faking Insanity To Beat Sentence

Doctor Says Ilse Koch Faking Insanity To Avoid Trial For German Atrocities

lise Koch Faking Insanity, Doctor is Now Convinced   Thinks Her Screaming Frenzy Is Put On To Escape From Trial

CITY ENGINEERS TO SET MORTON PARK BOUNDAR'   Park Body Asks For South t  Line At Quarry   Seeks Answer On Newport Liab_bility In Exgavatlon, Cuts Builget. By, $7000

CITY ENGINEERS TO SET MORTON PARK BOUNDARY     Park Body Asks For South Line At Quarry     Seeks Answer On Newport Liab  Seeks Answer On Newport Liabbility In Excavation, Cuts  Budget By $7,000 %~

URGENT PLEAS MEAN LITTLE TO MINERS —   Show No Inclination To Dig Coal On Emergency Basis   Continues To Slug It Out With Owners: Unemployment Rising Rapidly

Striking Miners Show No Signs Of Digging Coal   Ignore Pleas From Fuel-Short Cities;  Unemployment Rise:

MINERS STILL REFUSE TO DIG IN EMERGENCY   Roving Pickets Round Up All Non-Union Mined Coal

Lewis Denies Coal-Digging For Hospital   Go to Mine Owners, Urge Signing of Pact, St. Louis Group Told

Miners Ignoring Emergency Pleas   Strikers Showing No Ir clination To Dig Coal For Hornitals.

National Grange Calls for Heavy Excess Profits Tax   Group Also Demands Removal of Farm Problem from Politics.

More Attacks Are Expecte d  Of China Reds   4 * . ~ Nationalists See Battle On Chusan As Follow-Up To Hainan Victory

Skies Clear After Heavy Rains in Fannin County Area ~ High of 90  Degrees Here MAnnday

Mother and Child Listed Among Passengers; Flares Seen Along Highway Raise Hopes of Rescue

AIR FORCE C-54 LOST IN CANADA   42 Persons Are Aboard Missing Plane —

Huge Transport Bound for Home With Army Men  Flares Give Slim Thread of Hope In Finding C-54

U. §. Air Force Plane Missing In Wilderness Of Yukon; 42 On Board

‘Duquestie Light Tells Industrial Consumers Power Goes Off Friday

FRUIT PACKING CHANGES URGED      Tighter Restrictions Or Grading Laws Suggested At Session

Strike Crisis Eased in France; Big Union Led by Communists Backs Down

Uncontrolled Locomotive Runs Miles   Careens Thru Four Depot Yards Before Coming to Stop.

Yankees Take Third Straight By 1-Run Margin   Coleman's Single Scores Woodling To Break Tie

AMERICAN TROOPS POUR FROM RIFLE PITS TO WATCH AJR ATTACK ON REDS  U.S. Artillery, Planes Boost GI's Morale

Allied Artillery Drives Massed Reds Into Open Where Airmen Strafe And Bomb Them; Aussie Planes Join Attack

MCARTHY ASKS PROBERS CALL     EARL -BROWDER   Senator Charges Tydings Groups Net Pushinae Inauiry

PROS, CONS OF M’CARTHY CASE ARE AIRED Hammer-n-Tong Questioning Of Reds Urged In Lattimore Communist Probe

Probers Asked To Call Stachel, Browder, Jaffe   Lattimore Attorneys Join In Request As Hearings Recessed

Widening Of Probe Aim Of Sen. McCarthy  Wants Men Named na 2 Called  Ar imtorraAantian

McCarthy Demands Senate Probers Question Men Named As Reds By Budenz

BUDENZ TESTIFIES LATTIMORE COMMUNIST   McCarthy Wants Other Alleged  Communists Called Ow tAsiltitaen Thaia

Substitute For 28th Reactivate State Guard For Home Defense Work

Lausche Upholds Death Sentence  Cleveiand Slayer To Die Wednesday

Issuing April Oil Allowables Delayed By Criticism of Proration Formula 

Shroud Of Secrecy Begins To Descend Over Texas’ Military Installations

President Wants Brief Extension of Rent Control at Coming Session of Conaress

Truman Wants Rent Control. Law Extended   Legislation to Keep Control: Operative Through March, 1951, Is to Be Asked

Rent Extension Plan Reported  Rep. Spence Claims Truman Wants Hike

Are Feared Washed Into’ ...., Deep Water By Waves From Tuas They Were Watching .

Russian Zone Police Are Told To Seize Berlin   Soviet Backs Down On Scheduled March Of Youthful Reds

Red Police Told To Prepare To Take Over All Berlin   Russians Reported to Have Backed Down On Youth March Scheduled fer Mav 28

RUSS ABANDON YOUTH MARCH SET FOR MA\   Rail Service Halted As Tension Mounts  In Reich

Youth Admits Slaying His i, Fiancee  — _ “  ~~   California Youth Strangles 18-Year-Ole Girl To Death

Belief i in God HeldMightiest Weapon of All   Pray for Courage To Carry On, U. S. Urged By President

‘On Uneasy Christmas Eve, President Urges Nation Renew Faith in God. Pray for Peace

Truman Asks Nation for Prayers   President Calls on People to Pray for World Peace

Truman Urges Prayers For Just Peace   Avers Democracy’s Greatest Weapon Is Faith In True God

 President Truman Asks Nation To Renev \lts Fatth In God And To Pray For Peace

Soviets Lose Move To Bleck  Action on Lie   Russia Voted Down, 7-1: U.N Asseinbly Debate: Extension of Tenure

Jbjections By Malik Spurned At Conference   Lie Will Not Be Rec. ognized By Russ Even If Approved

Assembly to Rule On Tryave Lie   UN Council Overrides Soviet; Vote Tuesday

 Lie Case Up to Assembly  U.N. Group Overrides Reds In Secretary-General Fight

Russia Loses In Vote Test   U. N. Council Will Let Veto-Free General Assemb. ly Decide on Keeping Lic

Assembly to Act On Lie Extension   Security Council Overrides Objections of Russia and Passes on Proposal to Extend Incumbent’s Term: Malik Issues. Warning

UN SECRETARY ISSUE TOSSED TO ASSEMBLY   Malik Says Russia Won't Recognize Lie lf West Wins Three-Year Term Extension

Nehru Believes Korean Conflict Not World War   Prime Minister Says India Is Concerned For Damaging Effect:

Nehru Says World War Far Distant   Indian Diplomat: Still Concerned Over Korean Ficht

‘Politics’ Cry Heard At Meeting   Both Parties Charge Politics During A Bitter Anti- Racial Conference

FEPC Bill Delayed In Trip to House   in iTrip to riouse  Charge of “Politics” Hurled in Committee Blaauwtnm BDasenhastealacd

Truman Favored Measure Starts on Stormy Trip   Politics Is Cry After Democrats Asked to Back All of Fair Deal

Report Britain Ready... To Send Grourid Troops Into Korean Fighting

Ten Die in Freak: Wreck of 2 Sania Fe Streamliners  Kansas City Chief and the El Capitan Are

CRACK TRAINS IN COLLISION   Sideswipe One Another As Both Speed Toward Chicago Near Galesburg

Ten Persons Die, 10 Are Injured In Train Wreck  El Capitan, Santa Fe Streamliners Clash Near Monica, Ill.

10 Dead And 79 Hurt In  Train Wreek   Streamliners On Santa Fe Crash In Freak Accident In  Tihinais

Sante Fe’s El  Capitan, Chief In Freak Crash  Coast Train Hitting 99 MPH at the Time

2 Santa Fe Streamliners In Collision   Both Traveling East; E) Capitan Cars Jump Track

Freak Smashup Happens. Near Galesburg, IIl.   “Running Side-by-Side,  Train Jumps Rails, Plows Into Other

Nine Killed In Freakish Rail Wreck   Many Injured; Coach o One Passenger Train Veers into Other.

10 Killed, Many Hurt. In Wreck on Santa Fe   Two: Streamliner Passenger Expresses, Running Side by Side, Figure in Freak Collision at Monica, Ill, Early Today.   INJURED MAY REACH 75

10 Die, 50 Hurt As’ Chief’ Rips Into “El Capitan’   Crash Occurs As One Train Jumps Track

10 Dead. in Rail Crash In Illinois   Crack Santa Fe Streamliner Jumps Track, is, Hit by Another Train

TWO TRAINS SIDE AY all GO INTO DU GH   Santa Fe’s Crack E{ Capitar  and Chief Pile Up Near Caltpnehiirn iil

 a mer iis kt Capitan   10 Persons Killed in Train Crash Between Streamliner:

Derailed El Capitan Hit by Second Train   Crack Santa Fe Streamliner Leaves Track Near Monica, Ill, and Is Struck by Kansas City Chief: Seventy Persons Reported Injured.

Nine Killed In Freak Crast Of Two Trains   Santa Fe Streamliners Swerve Together Near Galesburg, Illinois

eAt Least 10 Passengers Die In Rail Wreck  Freak Accident On ® Santa Fe Lines .

10 Killed In Freak Rail Accident   50 to 75 Hurt When Mail Car Leaves Tracks

10 Die, 75 Injured In Rail Wreck   Two Chicago-Bound Trains Collide When Car of One Jumps Track

10 Passengers Die As Two Santa Fe Trains Collide  Between 50 and 75 Injured in Frank Wreck

10 Known Dead, 90-73 Injured In Santa Fe Wreck   Speeding Streamliners In  Derailment, Collision

Two Santa Fe Streamliners In Collision   Speeding Trains Going East Side By Side Tangle Cars

TWO CRACK STREAMLINE TRAINS HIT   Passenger Trains Running Side-by-Side 70 and 90 MPH Pile Up; 50 to 75 injured.

Express Trains Collide; Seven Known Deaths  Heavier Death Toll Feared in Santa Fe RR Wreck

Santa Fe Trains Collide, 10 Dead   Upwards of 75 Hurt in Freak Collision in Illinois Between El Capitan, Kansas City Chief

10 Killed, 75 Hurt As Santa Fe Train: Collide in Ilinois   EI Capitan Coach Swerves ‘Into Kansas Chief in Side by Side Run  ‘at: Monica -

SAID INNURED   Cleveland Woman, Returning from Los Angeles Iy Among Dead — Wreck Occurs Early This Morning, in Open Country, in Dlineis.

Santa Fe Chief, El Capitan Hit      Mail Car Jumps Tracks in Crash in Moniea. iil

10 Killed in Collision Of Fast Streamliners On Parallel Tracks   More Than 50 Hurt Wher Derailed Mail Gar Hits Another Santa Fe Train

Santa Fe Wreck  Kills 10   At Least 50 Others Injured in Unusual Accident Involving Chicagn-Bound Train

De Luxe Trains in Collision  El Capitan Jumps Off Track, Hit   El Capitan Jumps Off Track, Hit by Kansas City Chief in Illinois

10 Persons Die As Trains Hit On Illinois Rail   90-/5 Injured As Fast Santa Fe Passengers Collide after Derailing

“Chief” Hits Wreckage Of “El Capitan”   Report 50 Injured, Seek More Dead In Crash  Of Crack Transcontinental Santa Fe Trains.

Sante Fe Wreck Happened In Illinois  Freak Train Wreck Claims Eight Lives

Iwo Santa Fe rains Wrecked: 10 Die, 75 Hurt  El Capitan Leaves   El Capitan Leaves Tracks While Running Beside Other Train

Freak Crash Fatal For 10 On Santa Fe   50 to 75 Injured As Parallel Trains  Meet in Derailment

Streamliners Crash And Kill 10, Hurt 75   Santa Fe’s Kansas City Chief and Capatir In Freak Accident

10 Persons Die As Santa Fe Trains Collide   Chief Knifes Into El Capitan, 70 Reported Injured

Ten Are Killed In Freak Collision Of Two Trains Early This Morning  Santa Fe Passenger Trains Were Running Side By Side When Mail Coach Of One Sud-

Nine Killed in Rail Accident   Many Injured in Collision Of Fast Passenger Trains in WJlinois

Two Santa Fe Streamliners In Freak Crash   Mail Car Breaks Loose, Swerves Into Path Of Other Train Near Galesbura. Ill.

50 to 75 Hurt As Trains Ram  Near Chicago  Mail Coach of Sleek El Capitan Swerves, Rams Into Kansas Cit) Chief on Next Track

2 Streamliners Pile Up In Odd Rail Disaster _   Trains Running Side By Side Wreck As Coach Of One Suddenly Derajle

Santa Fe's, Crack Bl Capitan Ripped Apart When Struck By Kansas City Chief; All Known Dead On E} Capitan   PASSENGERS TRAPPED IN TWISTED WRECKAGE

Freak Accident Injures 50 to 75  At Moniea. Hl.   Mail Coach Leaves Tracks swerves Into Train  Behind It

Farmers With Axes Rescue ' Persons Trapped in the  Tuncted Wreckage

Between 50 And 75 Injured In Freak Collision   Mishap Occurs As Mail  Coach Swerves From Tracks While Trains Are Running Side By Side

Two Trains Collide SW Of Chicago   Cars of Fast Train Derailed and Then Rammed by Anaothe: Passenger Train

Two Crack Passenger Trains On Santa Fe Collide; Coach Quits Rails, Hits Other Train

Two Santa Fe Trains Collide, 9 Die, 50 Hurt   Streamliners Going Side by Side Crash Nea. Galesburg, Tl.

EI Capitan, Kansas City Chief Crash   Derailed Mail Car Blamed; 50 To 75  Poaateiicars Ussct

Deluxe Trains  Crash; 9 Killed   Speeding Streamliner Slashes Through Derailed Cars of El Capitan

TEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Crack Santa Fe Stream: liners Collide In  Illinois

Trains Ram, Ten Killed,  Scores Hurt   Sante Fe El Capitan Swerves Into Engine Running Along Side

"FREAK MISHAP INVOLVES PAIR OF SANTA FE’S   ‘Wreck of Streamliners Results 4}. In Injuries to 50 or More Persons

Easthound Trains In Collision   Mail Car Of Santa Fe Fl Capitan Leaves Rails, Swerves Into Kansas City Chief

Fast Santa Fe Carriers Clash At Monica, Ill.   El Capitan Leaves Tracks and Swerves Into K. C. Chief

Ten Passengers Are Killed Today In Freak Collision of Two  Streamline Trains in Illinois  Mail Coach Suddenly Leaves Rails And Swerves Into Second Train

50-75 Hurt In Wreck In Illinois   Two Sante Fe Streamliners Are Wrecked

Two Santa Fe Trains Wreck   Ten Killed, At Least 50 Injured In Illinois Collision

TEN KILLED, 50 HURT IN WRECK   Two Fast Santa Fe Passenger Trains Collide — Death List May Rise.

10 Killed, 75 Hurt When Two Santa Fe  Streamliners Crash   Farmers Swing Axes To Free Trapped Passengers from Cars. Piled Across Tracks in Illinois

Ten Persons Believed Dead i Train Wreck  Cenel Can   Crack Santa Fe Trains In Freak Ulinois Accident

50 TO 75 HURT IN TWO-TRAIN CRASH NEAR GALESBURG  SANTA FE TRAINS INVAL VEN WHEN ONE   SANTA FE TRAINS INVOLVED WHEN ONE CAR LEAVES RAILS

10Die,75 Hur ‘in Santa Fe Rail Wreck   15 Cars Pile Up in Collision of Trains Running Side-By-Side

10. Passengers Die in Freak Train Collisior   Two Streamliners, Both Eastbound Smash Together

10 Diein Crash Of 2 Santa Fe Streamliners   El Capitan Mail Car Jumps Track, Swerves Into Kansas City Chief

Fast Flyers Tangled In  Illinois   Santa Fe Units Are Telescoped

Nine Passengers Killed in Wreck Of Two Trains   Streamliners Running On Parallel Tracks Collide in illinois

—ILLINOIS —  Ten Killed As Trains Collide   INJURED LIST RANGES TO 75

10 Persons Die, 70 Hurt  ‘As Streamliners Collide    Speeding Train Jumps Track Into Path Of Second Going In Same Direction; 48 Hospitalized In Illinois

STREAMLINER JUMPS TRACK, RIPPED APART   El Capitan, Speeding Along at 90 Miles an Hour, Struck by Kansas City Chief.

Streamliners Hit After One Jumps Tracks   Kansas Citv Chief Rams Fast El Capitan in IIlinais

10 Passengers Killed As Two Trains Collide  ittinois Wreck Injures 50 To 75; Many Radly Hurt

Ten Killed ir Freak Crash On Santa Fe  Many Injured: gt, . .. ge   Many Injured: Streamliners Both Eastbound

2 Crack Trains Crash, Killing 9   70 Hurt as Flyer Leaps, Hits Another

Ten Passengers Killed in Two Train Collision   Santa Fe Trains Running Side by Side

At Least 10 Dead, 50 Hurt  In Crash of Streamliners   Santa Fe’s El Capitan Derailed, K. C. Chief Plows Into Wreckage

Derailed Mail Coach Strikes Another Train  Both Streamliners Traveling East On , st ge [a ee

Freak Crash. Kills Ten. On. Streamliner.   El Capitan. Car Swerves Into Chief, Running. Alonaside

 Two Fast Passenger Trains Collide [Killing Nine and Iniurina at Least 50

50 To 75 Others Reported Injured   One Leaves Track And Other Plows Into It As They Travel In Same Direction On Parallel Lines At 80 M. P. H.

9 Killed, Scores Hurt In Freak Train Wreck   Two Santa Fe Streamliners, Running Side by Side, Piled Up When Mail Coach of El Capitan Leaves Rails, Swerves Into Kansas City Chief

Train Collision  Kills 10 Persons “SO Ta 75. Others Hurt in Hlivcois Accident

SON, IN WARRINGTON TO ELECT PRESIDEN   First Meeting of Season Very Largely Attended   DESCRIBES NEW SCHOOL

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ta All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

RED DAMS— Continued on Page Fou   lowa Police Hunt ‘Very Polite’ Thief Near Des Moines

Tide of Pohang Battle Swings Back to Allied Side   U.S. Tank-Led Forces Gain Two Miles— Naktong Front Also Explodes Into Action

Battle Tide Swings in UNs’ Favor   Pohang Drive — Ends in North  Korean Defect

Tank-Led Americans Gain In West, South; Koreans Hold North   GI's Explode Into Action On Naktong River, Report Everything Is Going Well There.

American Tank-Led Forces Ma Gains Up To Two Miles ¢ West and South Koreans Ho Firm On North   NORTH KOREANS RUN FROM HEAVY POUNDIN

Commonwealth Gets Approval To Deliver Gas   Piedmont Firm ts Restricted

Reds Stall U.N. Push  To North         Air Recon Reports Chinese Pour Over Manchurian Border

14-Mile Gains Shatter Allied End-War Drive   Marine Units Push West; More Air Support Requested

POINT OF ORDER BLOCKS MEASURE Economy Bloc Hits Obstacle In House

House Economy Bloc Again Beaten In Effort To Repeal Rural Roads Setun

Countians Win Md. Assembly Welfare Battle   State Agency Denied Veto Power; House Gets Vet Bonus Bill

bill Giving State Wider Relief Powers Defeated   $100,000,000 Soldiers’ Bonus. Bill Introduced: In House-—-Senate Would Put Curbs On. Minor’s  Driviean Il ieancae

German ‘Offenders Against Peace’ Liable To Death At Chopping’ Block  Under Law Approved By Communisis

Death Decreed For Pro-Allies   Communist Germany Enacts Strict Law

East German "Death Law   Communist Legislature Ap: proves Penalty for “Of. fenders Against Peace.’

Beheading Faces All Germans Who Aid West Policy   Communist Decree Sets Law as Additional Liability for Activities

Fast Germans Get Death Law  ‘Offenders Of Peace’ Face Chopping Block

Unions Favor Stiff Excess Profits Taxes   Lebor Organizations Say Levy Should Be About Seven Billions

AFL And CIO Advocate Big Profits Taxes  2 SERS Ee” SR ay fea   Union Ideas Oppose Plans Suggested By Nation’s Business

Girl, 14, Admits Killing 6 Babies  _ Negro Held In  Georaia Jail

Order Extending  Enlistments For  12 Months Signec   President Acts Afier Ruling Out Use of Atomic Bomb In Korean Conflict

Anonymity Is Assured In Brink’s Case   Kelley Announces Reward Provisions

Vote System Change Asked By Ferguson   fs Fifth Senator To Offer Electoral College Alteration

Red Troops Cut Key Supply Road   Seize Yongsan, 35 Miles N. W. of Pusan: Push Yanks Back Four Miles

Nearly $9,500 Raised ist Day in Chest Drive  Severn Lace! Firms in TOO Per Cent

VERDICT 15 DIRECTED AGAINST BRISTOL FIRM   Federal Judge Hands Down An Opinion in Phila.   CASE TO BE APPEALED

DIRECTS VERDICT AGAINST PATERSO}   Firm Had Sought to Collect — Over $336,000 From : Union

ON AUTO WORKERS   Fi irst Wage Freeze Hits One  Million Passenger Car Builders

Government Freezes Auto Workers’ Pay   Temporary Control Comes as Officials Study Full-Scale Plan

Pay Freeze Clamped On Auto World   E.S.A. Now Seeks Policy By March 1 For All Businesses

— VOLUNTARY — ESA Seeks New Wage Standard   FREEZES AUTO SALARIES

SA \Studies Voluntary we e Formula to Go Along With Mandatory Curbs ‘Lasts Till March

Government Is Speeding Study Of Voluntary Pay-Control Standards for All Workers  Ceilings Placed Upon Wages . ‘Of Passenger Car Builders

Economic Agenc  Freezes Auto  Industry Wage General relicy  . Shap Corns Body

Auto Industry Wages Frozen  Voluntary Plan for Others Is Studied

Study Voluntary Wage Controls for ANU. S. Workers   Freeze Wages of Auto Workers in First Pay Order

Auto Workers Wages Frozen by Government   Study Voluntary Pay Control Standards for Other Industries

Motor Industry Wage Freeze Is Ordered by ESA   Voluntary Pay Curb for Other Workers Is Being Studied

U.S. Freezes Auto Wages; ‘Key’ Sought   Wage-Price Policy For All Industry Due By March 1

E. S. A. Announces First Pay Freeze   Ceilings Placed On Wages Of Car Builders

Government Freezes Wages In Auto Field  1,000,000 Workers In Passenger Car Industry Affected  >. dt. sat, fr, An.

ESA Freezes Auto Industry Wages Agency Issues First  Mandatory Ceilings Since World War Il

WORKERS IN GAR PLANTS FROZEN AT PRESENT PAY   Government Studies Voluntary Standards For Others While Preparing New Price WagePolicy,

Pay Control for Worker Studied   Ceilings Put on Wages of 1.000 Auto Builders

ESA Will Study Wage Controls  Already Clamped   Already Clamped Top On Auto Pay

ESA Studies More Controls For Industry   Voluntary Control Plan Stressed By Officials

Voluntary Pay Curbs Studied   Wages of Auto Worker: Frozen Until March 1;  Genera! Formula Seen

Pittsburgh Store Strike is Ended   New Contract Gives 500 Truck Drivers 20 Cent Pay Raise

Hold Man, 25, After Mother Shot To Death   Pocahontas Man ls Jailed; Brother Seriously Wounded

Senators Told lt Will Reach Floor Soon   Houser Confirms Vast Program Is Under Study

Hurricane Winds Sweep Through New York Area   83-Mile-An-Hour Gusts Drives Ocean Waters In “A Mile. Dumps Trees. Collapses Houses On Coast

Storm Strikes New York... . OTK +o  Seaboard Lashed By Fierce Winds

SEA RAGES — Waves Are Driven Mile Past Shore   RAILROADS AND FERRIES HALTED

Officer Saved From Execution   Lieutenant’s Death Sentence Commuted  To 20-Year Term

‘Soldier With Death Sentence Commuted To 20 Years Still Protests His Innocence

Officer Informed Term Commuted  Says ‘20 Years Long Time To Be Guilty’

NEGRO’S DEATH IS COMMUTED   President Reduces Sentence To 20 Years At Hard Labor

Milk Case Is Argued  In Court   Borden, Nine Other Dairy Companies Argue Anti-Trust Case Today

Borden Assails Anti-Trust Case  Joins Nine Firms In State Appeal

iSEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER FAVORS $12,000 ANNUAL INCOME IN 1999, ‘BUT WANTS AN ADVANCE NOW ON HIS

‘Skull Creek Philosopher Favors $12, 000 Annual Income in 1999, But Wants aon Advance Now on His

Allied Planes Fill Sky Over Red-Held Town: Looks Like Cleveland Aur Races

American Flyer Reports Sky Filled With Planes, Their Pilots All Eager to Get a Crack at the Enemy

Republicans Are Certain fo Control Most Statehouses as Result of 1950 Election

Fog Blanket, Hot Weather Greet Jan.    Nation Gets Above Normal Temperatures

China To Balk At Cease-Fire   U.N. To Get Vital Announcement Soon

CHINESE REDS ARE TO MAKE DEMANDS TODAY   ; Expected To Reject Cease-Fire Appeal  ™te of, —__

TITO ATTEMPTING TO CREATE VENEER OF “DEMOCRACY’   Trying To Stir Up Initiative In ‘ Sy ce a   OPPOSE  “YES-MEN’   ~~ Representative: t To Utter Any etints

AXE-SWINGING WOODSMEN FIGHT BATTLE   One Killed, Another Wounded in. Bloody ‘Street Ficht .

China Backed  By U. N.;Sovtet  Draws Rebuttf Molik Stalks Out, But Council Sets  a. ee

Work Continues In UN Despite Soviet Walkout  Ten Nations Ignore Russian Challenge

AIR FORCE SHAKEUP RUMOR CIRCULATES   Ross Silent On Report That Finletter May Replace Symington

MAKES NO COMMENT   Secretary Refuses to Deny a Re. port on Symington >

Symington May Shift To New Post   Report Air Secretary To Resources Board; Finletter to Air

Symington Shift ls Unconfirmed  Air Force Chief . Rumored to Head

Red-Head Held In Luray, Va. Slaying Case   Woman. Claims: Shooting Of Retired Officer Accident

STATES’ RIGHTERS STUDY BOLD PLAN   DRIVE FOR BALANCE OF NA. TIONAL POLITICAL POWER IN 1952 CONSIDERED.

Congress Votes Marshall Aid Limit Unless British End Irish Partition

French Give Details Of Plans To Pool Coal And Steel Industries   Scheme Would End GenerationsOld French-German Enmity Fight To Keep Cold War Cool.

Big Three Talks Start  In London   French Plan for industry Pool With Germany First on Agenda

Big Three Ministers Open London Session   France, Britain and United States Aim for Unifiec Europe to Resist Soviet Aqaression.

BIG 3 PARLEY ON IN LONDON   Foreign Ministers Study Cold War Strides Made By Russia.

UNIFIED WEST EUROPE OBJECT OF CONFERENCE   Foreign Ministers of U. S., Britain and France Hold Meeting In London.

Crime Probers Concerned Over Secret Papers   Reporter Got Them By Misrepresentation?

Secret Crime Papers: Printed   Senate Investigators Charge Newsman With Misrepresentation

AMMUNITION BLAST WRECKS   cv to Zo belleveGg Killed and 400 In -jured In Atomic. like Explosion.

Officials Fear Victims Might Never Be Found   More Than 300 Hurt In Friday Night's Mushrooming Explosion

Ask U.S. Push For Joint Army  In West Europe   Quick Step Deemed Urgent As Result Of Buildup By  Reds In East Germanys

Korean Situation Ata Glance   Would Press For Joint Army im West Europe

Joint Army Under Single Command Urged for West  eee ee ee   Called Urgent Matter by Top U.S. Advisers

Urge Army For Europe   Joint Force With Single Commander Saan Asa ‘Must?

One Boss-for Europe, Plan  z “UrSeRece tive to =" Bpangen! Report _

United Army For Europe Being Urged   Single Command Seen Solution To Its’ Defense ~

; Would Inelude German Units  ‘Press U.S. to Form Joint Army, Single European Command

 By Overseas Advisors _  United States Urged To Act On European Army Proposal

Joint Army for Western Europe Is Being Urged   Suggestion From Advisers Overseas

JOINT ARMY FOR DEFENSE OF EUROPE URGED   Propose Single Supreme Com mander; Diplomats Say Need Is Urgent.

Urge Quick Action on Joint Western Army   Important Steps May Be Taken by Foreign Ministers Next Weel

U. 5. Requested To Demand Joint Defense Head   Western European Nations Need One Milatry Leader

Overseas Aides Want European Defense Assured   Large Commitment For Korean War §< Pointed Out

Americans Urged To Join Defense Of West Eurone   Advisors Say Move Is Urgent In View Of World Situation

WEST'S NATIONS URGED TO BUILD UP ALLIED ARMY   =arly Action Sought To Meet Threat Of  - Military Organization Of Reds In East  Germany.

Joint Arniy In Europe Is Advised   Top Overseas Experts Want Joint Army Commanded By A Supreme Chief

SPEED URGED IN FORMATION OF EUROPE ARMY  ‘Big Three Ministers To Consider Issue

U.S. Pressed for Quick Decision On Joint Army for Western Europe

$45 Million Plan Voted For Europe   Lawmakers Propose Aid Be Terminated Within Five Years

Senate Bloc Approves $4.5 Million Point Four Plan With Sharp Limits

Limits Voted On ‘Point 4’   Senate Committee Okays 245 Million Ontlav

Senators Approve ‘Point 4° Program  Set $45 Million Limit for Plan

Senate Panel Votes Point 4 $45,000,000  Puts Sharp Limits  Cie Teauman Plan

PUT WEATHESE   Muscovites Expect No War As Red Press Draws Picture Of American Plot in Korea

‘Soviet Press Charges U. S. Opens Korean War; Moscow Residents  'Do Not Expect World Conflict

 Muscovites Minimize War Talk  Red Press Builds Up Picture Of U. S. Aggression in Korea

SOVIET PRESS BLASTING US.   Russians Told America Is Waging War of Aggression.

Soviet Press Pours Out Propaganda   Reds Impress Observer That There Will Be No World War Ill

Reds Charge U.S, Plot Aggression   Moscow Claims It Was North Korea That Was Invaded

ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW —  Moscow Press Builds Up Picture Of U.S. Aggression In Korea

Soviet Press Hits AtU.S. Korean ‘Plot   ion Given orld Baule iF         That W is Now Immine

M’Arthur May Be First To Fight With UN Flag   Red Press Yelping ‘Aggressor’ But People Looking for Peace

It Looks ‘Like No Big War, Say Observers  That's Impression  You Get In Moscow

RUSSIAN PRESS CHARLES AMERICA WITH AGGRESSION   Soviet Newspaper Readers Told That U.S. Deliberately Touched Off Fighting in South Korea.   PEOPLE BLAME TRUMAN AND MILITARISTS   But They Remain Calm and Indicate They Do Not Expect Fighting to Lead to a World War.

‘Mercury Climbs In Eastern Sectors  _ . 2. 2 a2 Se ee eee A eee es,  .— . -_ one?

2-Year Dralt Extension Bill Due To Pass   Opposition Collapses after Military Plea

Draft Law Urged A \ Cold War Weapon: Of Psychology _   Would Extend Law For‘Two Years

Contest Over GOP Leadership Looms  Ladas Mav fnanchaae   Ledge May Spearhead Attempt To Depose Senator Taft

GOP Fight Seen For Top Posts  Tuesday's Vote May Cause Party Split

Doctor Draft Is Scheduled  2500 Medics, Dentist Will Go in December

OVERCOMES — BENLD, 55-33 FOR TITLE   Battling Indians Give Rams Hard Fight for First Three Quarters of Final Game.   RAMS NOW ENTER “SWEET SIXTEEN”   Defend State Basketball Championship; Undefeated This Season; Now Have 38 Straight Victories.   Ry JOHN RACKAWAY

Defend State Basketball Championship; Undefeated This Season; Now Have 38 Straight Victories.   Rv JOHN RACKAWAY

Competition With Europeans Being Urged With American Businessmen By ECA Chief Paul Hoffman As Part Of Restoration Aid

Smaller Tax Levy Sought By Solons  ' Senate Group Cool  een Den Site RIEL

FOR EASTER PARADE   Spring Weather Brings Holiday Atmosphere to Lawrence

Mine Violence Hits Area As Layoffs  Rise in Industry   $20,000 Damage Reportec At Tipple Near Brookville Said Fired By Raiders

A rea As Layoffs Rise in Industry  Mine Violence Hits    $20,000 Damage Reporiec At Tipple Near Brookville ‘ Said Fired By Raiders

YARDLEY DESIRES — - HOME MAIL DELIVER}   Population of Borough is Now Over 2,000, It Is Reported by Official  TO CONTINUE EFFORTS

IRON ORE SEARCH HINTED IN ADAMS   Quest For Metallic Deposits Suggested By Geologist As Responsible For Land Buying Activity

Wage Drives Going Ahead   Unions Unafraid of Freeze lf Priee Lids Are Set

Price Freezes Will Not Halt Wage Demands   Controls On Materie Seen As Ineffective Against H.C. L.

Labor Economist: Eye Price Freeze  See Little Effect On Big Wage Drives

26 Indicted In Pettibone Case  Grand Jury Praises Rutkowski Evidence

MacArthur Anvious for U. S. to Keep Formosa Qut of Com munist Hands

MacArthur Advocates Firm Steps   Wants to Prevent Fall of Formosa to Chinese Commie:

MacArthur Advocates Firm Steps  Wants to Prevent Fal! of Formosa

U.S. Prodded By M’Arthur   General Thinks Isle Should Be Protected

Spokesnran Claims “Virtual” Agreement On New Pay Formula;  Breakdown Of Emergency Delivery System Is Threatened   MOTHERS STAND GUARD. OVER GROCERY STORE

Female Goon Squad Guards Milk Store   “Cold Cream Guard” Protects Flow Of Baby Food With Clubs After Window Is Broken.

Vehicle Registration Down, But Revenue Up  Clamnarnn ¢n Tanaot Vas

State Solons Get New Call  Daily Summons Plan For Reapportionmen:

BIBLE SUNDAY OBSERVANCE   Marysville Churches ‘Are Co-operating  {mn Annual Event

Maragon Case Goes To Jury  Judge Asks Jurors T: Decide Periury Issue

Dewey Orders Times Square ‘Brownout’  Bans Electric Advertising Displays To Save Coal

ORDER BROWNOUT IN EMPIRE STATE   Advertising Displays Will Be Turned Off.

 +RESULT OF MINE STRIKE— Brownout Will Darken Times Square’s Lights

Patient “X’ Still In Strange’ Coma  Unknown Man Begins Eighth Year In Coma

Men Staging Korean Airlift Contend Its Larger Than Old Berlin Oneratior

Men on Korean Airlift Think It Beats Last Year’s Air Service to Berlin —

Berlin Airlift Believed Dwarfed By Korea Flights   C-47s Arrive and Depart Every Few Minutes, Report Says

Americans Pour Arms Into Korea      Fliers On Job Say Airlift Bigger Than Berlin’s

Korean Airlift. ls One Big Job   Pilots Say It Is Larger Than Task In Berlin Last Year

Russ Threaten UN Group Witl World War Ill   Soviet Delegate Stalls Assembly Action on Demand for Chinese Withdrawal in Korea

Vishinsky Labels American Acts As Lead To War   ‘Intervention In Korea’ Is Crux Of Third Conflict, Russ Claims Before UN

Must Halt U. S. Intervention, Says Vishinsky   Russian Delegates Asserts That U.S. Intervention in Korea Is Crux of Third World War.

New Blast At U.S.   Vishinsky Says. Only .Way to. Avert World War III Is to Halt US Ageoression ‘in Korea

Vishinsky Calls Presence of U. S. In Korea Crux of World War Iii

Seeks to Head Off UN Move in Korea   Threat of Another Big War Sounded by Russian Delegate

Vishinsky Charges U.S. Foments War  Battles U.N. Action On Chinese Crisis

U.S. Warned To Withdraw From Korea   Russian Envoy Says Intervention Crux ~ _OFf Third World War

‘To Avert It U.S. Must Be Halted Now’   Czech Says Red China Helping Not Hindering Peace

Vishinsky: Wai Threat in US  Intervention   Soviet Minister Tells UN American Forces In Korea Responsible

Vishinsky Lashes U. 5.   Sey: Istenention in Kotea Crux cf Third World  War; Delays Debate in po

\Vishinsky Says U. S. Intervention Must Be Halted to Avert World War

STOP IN KOREA TO AVERT WAR, SAYS RUSSIAN   Vishinsky Tells U.N. “American Intervention is Crux of the Third World War.”

‘Korea Intervention   Vishinsky Seeks To Put Blame On U.S. For War

Vishinsky Speaks Out io Delay Debate on Korea   Flatly Rejects Appeal to Let Commitee Get on With Business.

Rassian Rattler Blames America  “Intervention” Korea Crux of World Wer Says Vishinsky BEFORE U. N. ASSEMBLY Reds Att Stall on De Withdrawal  anette et 7. LCP  tien. a rigorous ~ Se wet eppest-

U.S. ACCUSED OF STARTING WAR III   Vishinsky Says Intervention in Korea Must Be Stopped To Ayoid World Conflict

Vishinsky Lays Threat of War At U. S. Door   Russian Asserts U. S. in Korea Real Peace Blow

Vishinsky Lashes U.§.   Says Intervention In Kerea Crux of Third Werld  War; Deleys Dabate in th w

Vishinsky Fires Blast at U. S. for Intervention   Declares American Action Is Crux of Thig World War ee

Veiled Threat Made At U: N. By Vishinsky   Prime Minister Leary But President for It, If Things Get Worse

Must Halt if fo Avert Conflict, Vishinsky Says   Soviet Tries Hard to Delay Debate on Plea Reds Pull Out of Korea

Vishinsky Terms U.S.  Peace Peril   Red Declares Yenk “Intervention’ Is Crux of Third War

Infervention by U.S. Is Called Crux of 3rd War   Vishinsky Says It Must Be Halted

Intense New Storm Rolls Across East   Develops Rapidly With Gale-Whipped Rains And Heavy Snowfall

Southeastern Storm Is Due   Moves Northward Along Coast But is Less Severe Than One Week Ago.

Intense Southeastern Storm Moving Northward Along Eastern Seaboard

Delay of Phone Walkout Is Seen   Texas Official Says Strike Postponed; Another Meeting Helx

Phone Workers Agree to Delay Their Walkout   Truman’s Request For 60-Day Truce Accepted by Union

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Is Postponed  Company, Union Bow To Truman

Phone Strike In Southwest Averted Again   Delay Fails to Bring Hopes of Settlement Between Bell, Uriion

U. S.-Wide Phone Walkout Averted   Union Accepts the President's Reques' For 60-Day Truce in Strike

Phone Strike Said Averted Once Again   Dallas Union Office Declares Orders Delay Action

Oct. 3, 1956  FOUR ) MAIN ‘IN PROBLEMS OUTLINED ‘Breathing Space’ To Establish West European Army Predicted

Painter Dies In 50 Ft. Fall   Scaffold Gives Way; Another ‘Critical’

TOP FLIGHT LEADERS END SECRET PARLE’   Socialist Plan in Britain Believed Due for Trimming

JOLSON WILLS FUNDS TO CHARITY, REPORT   U.S. Opposes Lie’s Ouster in U. N. Job

Yanks on Last Lap to Border.   Seventh Division Troops Capture Kapsan in. Near-Zero Weather; Planes Punish, Retreating Reds

Three- State Alert On For ‘Dangerous Men  “Two Prisoners Flee Wichita Falls Jail  ponnaanoreroeees

Three-State Alert On For ‘Dangerous’ Men Two Prisoners Flee Wichita Falls Jail

Canadian Solons Speed Bill to End Rail Strike  Measure Would Make Resumption of

End In Sight In Rail Strike   Men Ready to Obey. Upcoming Legislation

Striking Reds Block Vienna Rail Traffic   Austrian Ministery Says Rioters Get Support of Russians

RED_STRIKERS. HALT TRAFFIC. INTO-VIENNA—   _ Trains And Trucks From The West Cannot Enter City

BRITAIN WILLING TO NEGOTIATE WAR’S END   Democratic Government For All Korea Elected Under U. N. Apuenicesx Pranncea

Communist Step Kills All Chance For Recognition   New Fuel Added to Blazing Senate Furore With Republicans Demanding Removal of Acheson and Stroncer Policy in. Far East

Washington Acts Swiftly After Chinese Invade Consulate General   Citizens Told They May Come, Too   Two Republicans Call For Acheson Resignation As Tempers Boil

RED SEIZURE AT PEIPING GETS REBUFE   Regime Recognition Hopes Blasted By Action

Steve Early Is Quitting   ‘Leaves Job in Defense _ Department Though Not ‘Under Fire by Crities

Early, Defense Deputy, Resigns   Action Not Connected With Criticism of Tehnson. Belief

Karly Quits His Deputy Defense Job  Quiet Surrounds Johnson Move

Early Leaves Defense Pos!   Resigns as Deputy Secre. tary—White House Si jent Regarding Johnson.

Early Resigns Defense Post   No Connection Seen With Reports That Johnson Retiring

Stephen Early Quits Federal Defense Post   Deputy Secretary to Leave Sept. 30; Ross Sifent on Johnson

Stephen Early Resigns Defense Department Pos   Returning To Job As Vice President Of Pullman, Inc.

Early Resigns Defense Post   Johnson Aide Will  Resume Former Job

DEFENSE DEPUTY S. EARLY RESIGNS   PRESIDENT ACCEPTS; HT ADVISER STATES JOHNSON ON WAY OUT

Stephen Early Quits Job As Defense Aide   Will Return to Pullman Firm; Sec. Johnson’: Status Stil Uncertaiz

Stephen Early fo Quit as Deputy Defense Secretary   Truman Accepts His Resignation Effective Sept. 30

Early To Quit As Assistant Defense Boss   White House Mum On Johnson’s Coture Status

Stephen Karly Resigns His Defense Post   Back to Pullman Job— No Word on Rumors of A Johnson Farewell

Early Quits Defense Jol   Deputy Defense Secretary To Leave His Office Or Sept. 30

Resignation by Stephen kK arly   To Quit Post as Deputy Secretary Of Defense

25 DIE IN COLLISION OF TRAINS   Victims Are All Members of N. G. From Pennsylvania Enroute To Enter Federal Service; Stalled Troop Train Is Rammed By PRR ‘Spirit of St. Louis’

50 Pennsylvania Guardsmen Hurt In Ohio Wreck ©   Streamliner Plows Into Rear of 20-Car Special

Cars Of 28th Division Hit From Rear   50 Or 75 Other Men, All Pennsylvania National Guardsmen, Are Ininroad

Around 60 Other Pennsylvania Guardsmen Hurt; Train Stalled On Track; Heavy Fog in Area

Local Forecast—   Crash In Heavy Fog Injures 4)   Pennsylvania’s Spirit Of St. Louis Rams Troop-Filled Coach

60 Guardsmen Injured; Crash Occurs In Fog   “Spirit Of St. Louis” Plows Into Rear Of OldFashioned Coach; Cause Of Collision Unknown

Speeding Flier Rams Load Of Pennsy Guards   ‘Spirit Of St. Louis’ Telescopes Tail End Of Stalled Special In Early-Mornine Mainkne Mishap

Fuchs Case Only One of Many ‘Bitter Surprises’ Coming Up   Kravchenko, Former Russ Official, Says Fuchs Cose Only Prelude to Whot We'll Learn of Soviet Spying

Reds Boycott UN Military Vali Group   Russia Fails te Assume Com. mittee Chairmanship Under Rotation System

Partial Russian Boyeott Of UN Believed Still On   Soviet Delegate Fails To Assume Chairmanship Of Military Staff Group; Council Meets Again Today

[Reds Stage Partial Boycott of UN; Won't Take Military Committee Seat.

Russians Still Boycott Two  U.N. Groups  Defeat Assured On China Issue

Reds Boycott UN Military Committee   Russian Fails To Assume Chairmanship

RED BOYCOTT TILL ACTIVE IN UN GROUE   Chairman and Secretary Nol on Hand for Meeting of Committee.

BIG SHOWDOWN ON RED CHINA IS DUE TODAY   United States Leads War of Words Against Soviets.

Russ Continue Boycott of UN Military Staff   Soviet Official Fails 1 Assume Chairmanship of Arms Group -

Reds Continue Partial Boycott Of United Nations   Russia Fails to Assume Chairmanship Of Military Committee

Reds Snub UN Staff Post   Fait To Assume Chajmmanship of Military Group

Reds Still Boycott Part of UN   Representatives of Soviet on Military Committee Fail To Appear Today

Reds Continue Partial Boycott Of Organization   Seats On Military Committee Vacant

Reds Fail To Take Over Chair   Lake Success Developments To. day Indicate Kremlin Has De cided On Partial Boycott 0: World Organization ~   FOUR OTHER POWERS WERE ON HAND TO AC?

Basin Fund Reduction  Not Planned  : Rep. Stefan - Wires Governor

Sub Service To Mark 50th Anniversary  ‘Silent Service” Gets Top Attention By Navy Planners

Submarines Are Of Age In Navy  50-YearOld Servies Gets Top Attention

Looking Back And Ahead  Submarine Service Plans To Mark 50th Anniversary

Navy's Submarine Service Will Observe Its 0th Anniversary. Tuesday: Now Top Sea Weapon

Germans Have Ready Answet To McCoy's Charge. Of Dotility Toward Outrages By Nazis

U.S. Foresees No Tax Boost   Leaders Make Prediction  Disaewten Ravana CActe

Suwon Still Held By Southern Army   Reds Grouping Their Forces After Breaking Han River Line

Boy ‘Drilled By Father Near Death   Respiration Efforts Fail To Save Giant Fish

Granddaddy Of Fish Stories— Young Man Fails To Revive 600-Pound Catch

a rrlc tl Oo TO OU hw Cc EUS ae Se  Artificial Respiration Fails To Save Fish

Giant Sun Fish Dies Despite Artificia  Respiration RRL LLP LPAI LP LLLP PALA PPP  Fish Story to End All Fish Stories Told--and It’s True

Ichthyologically Speaking, Fish Drowns nthe Artificial Respiration Efforts

rish Story To End All Fish Stories Is Being Told Today In Philadelphic

Montana GOP Says...  Incompetents, Red Sympathizers’ Got (/ S Inte War

Hero of Fire Tells Story   (EDITOR’S NOTE: Patrel man Richard Fee ef the Dav-

Patients Savec By Officer   Policeman Describes Scene of Horror as He Rescues Victims

Asian Nations’. Appéal Said To Be Considered   Wu Has Conference With Lie, Ran Says - Peiping Reply Given

Peace reeler By Chinese Red Reported   Indion Delegate Relays Reaction To Asian Appeal

Reds Stated ‘Desirous’ To End Fighting   Indian Delegate . Says Peiping Is © Considerina Plea

India's UN Delegate Says Chinese Reds Want To End Fight ‘As Soon As Possible’

Hope for Peace in Korea Wanes As Russians Insist All UN Forces Must Withdraw af Once

RUSSIAN HOLDS PEACE DEPENDS ON WITHDRAWAL   Indian Says Peiping Is “Studying” Appeal To Stop At Parallel

China Delegate Said Ready to Put End to Fighting in Korea   But Vishinsky Says Kremlin’s Terms Unchanged; Gen. Wu Meets with Lie

Chinese Reds Indicate Desire For War End Soon, Indian Says  Vishinsky Makes Clear Terms of Peace Are Same as Those Already Rejected

Sir Rau Says Wu Indicates Peace Desire   Vishinsky Wants Al Troops But- ‘Volun. teers’ Out

BOVT SAID 10 BE WEIGHING ASIAN APPEAL   Red Delegate Wu Calls Lie to Secret Conference at His Apartment.

Rau Says Reds Indicate Wish To End Fight   Wu Calls Lie for Parley;  No Comment Forthcoming

Says Chinese Want to End Fighting   Reds Are Reported Considering Asiatic Peace Plea

But Terms Harsh, Red Tells U.N.   Vishinsky Says All Troops Except China Volunteers Must Go

Peiping Radio Says China Will Take All Korea   Vishinsky Says Terms for Peace the Same as Before

Rau Reports China Wants Fight Ended  Vishinsky Declares Terms Same As UN Rejected Earlier ~

Peiping Claims Desire To End Fighting Soon  But Only on Condition That All Foreign Troops But China’s Pull Out of Korea

Indian Declares Chinese Want To End Fighting ‘As Early as Penthile’

Wuin Parley With Lie, UN Top Secretary   Chinese Stay, U. N. Gets Out of Korea, Russia's Proposal

RED CHINA SAID 10 BE WEIGHING APPEAL FOR TRUCE   Rau Reports Mao's Regime Has Indicated Desire to End Fighting “as Early as Possible.”   GENERAL WU CALLS  LIE TO HIS HOTEL   U. N. Secretary-General Refuses to Say Whether Peiping Has Replied to Peace Overtures.

India’s U.N. Delegate Says Reds Are Weighing 13-Nation Plea For Early End to Fighting in Korea

Over $6 Billion Asked For Vets   President Expresses Con cern Over Possible Additions.

President States Concern About Veterans’ Benefits In Asking Funds For Year

$6.1 Billions For Veterans  In New Budget  Truman Concerned Ahnnt ‘“narial

France, Russ  Clash in UN Over China  Seek Immediate  a sos @ I ee A   Seek Immediate Action on Korean  Intervention

FRANCE URGES QUICK ACTION ON RED CHINA   But Russia Opposes Political Committee Study Of Cease-Fire

Bomber Falls, Crew of 6 Dies   2 Injured. 2 Honses Fired By Flamine Wreckace

One Home Is Destroyed By Flaming Gas; Bodies Are Blasted Into Pieces

B-25 Hits Houses: Six Aboard Killeg  Parts Of Plane Sail Past '. Occupant Of Home In Llhinai  marc

Six Arm y Fliers Believed Dead As Bomber Hits Tree. Sets Two Dwellings Afire

Plane Hits Tree Near  Lebanon, Ill.   Burning Gasoline Desiroys 2 Houses When B-25 Explode:

Bomber Hits Tree, Six Aboard Killed  Flaming Fuel Burns Down Nearby Home

LYNN CONKLIN FOUND INSANE   3. Psychiatrists Reveal! Findings of Sanity Hearing

Industrial Pittsburgh, Hard Hit, Digs Out From Under 27-Inch Snov

aepevkl FQ Pittcshur nm is  Stull Held In Blizzard Grip   Huge Industries And Schools Stay Closed Today

14 Die In Record Zi Inch Snow In Pittsburgh   State Of Emergency Is Declaved by Mayor; Industry Halts

Pittsburgh  Has Record Of 27-Inch Fall So Far   Industry Is Halted As Volunteers Work On Clogged Roads

Pittsburgh Hit By 27-Inch Snowfall   14 Deaths Resulted From Storm; Many Industries Closed

A QORADTAYL RISE IN THE   Pittsburgh’s  S Snow fall Is 28 Inches

OUSTED OFFICIAL RENEWING BATTLE   Illinois. Miner Calls Off Truce With Union

CANTON MINER RESUMES FIGHT AGAINST UNION   Says Threats Made on His Life, Fellow Workers ignore Him.

Fight With UAW, Lewis Renewed  Threats Made ‘Aga nst Coal Minere L

UN Council Halts Red Move To Give Koreans Rehabilitation Control

RUSSIA’S EFFORT TO GET NORTH KOREA REDS ON RELIEF SURVEY FAILURE

Says Fuchs Showed Red Sympathies   Scientist Had Wide Knowledge of Bomb. McMahon Asserts

Fuchs Vowed Sympathetic To Commies   Senator Says FBI Reports Show Scientist Favored Reds

Fuchs Long Time Red Sympathizer, ‘Accordina to FBI.   _ Hoover Tells Results Of Investigations to Senate-House Group

Mysterious Prospectors Throw Michigan District In Uproar Over Uranium

M ysteriousProspectorsShow up With Valuable M ichigan Ore; They Disappear; Townis Agog

Chiang’s Son Predicts Next 100 Days Will Decide Fate Of Formosa As Reds Advance

Leopold Grisis Deadlock Seen   Single Point Still Slows Negotiations

sounds - Like” ike Crumby Idea™  —- Firm’s Employes Will ~ Live By Bread Alone

RAISE IN PHONE RATES KNOCKED OUT IN ILLINOIS   Judge Vacates I. C. C. Order. Ruling May Result in Still Higher Rates.

JUDGE NULLIFIES 1949 RATE BOOST OF ILLINOIS BELL  DECISION MAY MEAN  EVEN HIGHER RATES FOR PHONE PATRONS

Harry Rides Again and Truman Travels ‘May Become Hot Issue During Campaign

Who Pays For Truman Trip Is Political Issue   GOP, Opposing Paper: Hammer Theme That Taxpayers Are Nippec

BORO ADOPTS ORDINANCE TO INCREASE DEBT   Secretary Taylor Agrees to Answer All Questions on Boro Funds at Office; Welcomes Taxpayers

BORO TO VOTE ON NEW BOND ISSUE   Proposal To Increase  Wellsboro’s Bonded Indebtedness to $120,500 to Be Voted On at Next Election.

CHANCES SAID SLIM  ~ Dallas Doctors Fighting To Save 21-Ounce Baby Bo)

VIOLENCE SENDS UP DEATH TOTAL   Fourteen Lose Livea In N. C. Traffic, Drownings And Other Accidents During Weekend .

Pay 9) PAU sve 2 Waste  U. N. Assembly to Seat Chinese Nationalists Pend ing Study

Z x ®  ie St Se, Se. Si: Sa. a Se Se ae, Se, Se 9 JOHNSON SAYS WEST HOLDS KEY TO VICTORY  Senator Speaks At Tech      PARADE, REUNIONS DRAW CROWDS  Thousands Pack City For Tech's Silver Homecoming Observance

x «eK UR KO, Ol JOHNSON SAYS WEST HOLDS KEY TO VICTORY  Senator Speaks At Tech   PARADE, REUNIONS DRAW CROWDS  Thousands Pack City For Tech's Silver Homecoming Observance

President Says U. S. Is Gaining In Anti-Red Mobilization Drive   Truman Declares Nation Is Making Progress In Uniting Moral Forces of World Aaainst Communist Leaders

President Says U. S. Is Gaining In Anti-Red Mobilization Drive   Truman Declares Nation Is Making Progress In Uniting Moral Forces of World Anainct Cammunict Leaders    One Legislotive Request Dies ‘Truman Given Better-Than-Ever Chance of Getting ‘Must’ Bills

W eather.-«   Truman Sees Progress in Moral Arms   Mobilizing Forces o World To Meet Red Thrant Hea Save

Moral Forces Of World Being Mobilized To Face ‘Enemy, Truman Reports

Truman Reports Progress Made in Mobilizing Moral Forces of the World

President Truman Feels That Nation Is Making Progress Now Lining Up Moral Forces   Flies ta Missouri for Rest but Keeps Busy Saturdey; / Will Heve Pert in Dedication af Mow Church Building

U.S. Mobilizing. Moral Forces of World — Truman  President int Says Nation Making Progress Agains _—e Oe. ORD bo oO Eb oP

World Faces Worst Crisis, Truman Warns   Mobilizing of Moral Forces of World to Meet Threat Posed By Reds Proaresses

Truman Finds World Wants U.S. to Lead   Much Progress Shown In Fight Against Russian Auaression

Moral Forces Making Gains Says Truman   President Specks To Correspondents In Kansas City

President Says: ALLL AP SLO ETD,  Progress Seen In Organization Of Moral Forces

NPA Hints  Ban Against Amusement Construction  “DPeanncal Deawe   Proposal Draws Quick Protests From Building Industry Leaders

Ban On Building Of Amusement Places Proposed   Construction Industry Frowns On Federal Plan

Buildings For Amusement Hit  Curb Possible Says NPA Announcement

But Pressure Is Heavy, Savs Gen. MPArthur   Hadong Recaptured Headquarters Hears

Nine Carriers, Two Cruisers, Boost Power   Five Subs Ordered Out of Mothballs With 32 Destroyers

MacArthur Headquarters Expresses Contidence; British Promise Troops

Navv to Activate More Ships, Subs   Requests $2,648,000 -_ te Bee pseney- Runde

 Marines Share Increases  Navy Orders 48 More Ships to Join U.S. Fleets Now at Sea

Navy to Use More Ships   Total of 48 Vessels, Including 3 Catriers Will be . Put te Sea.

Navy Sends More War Ships Out  Total of 48 More War Ships Being Put To Sea—Tvype Listed

Increase Of 204,000 In Personnel Sought  Navy Is Putting Total OF 48 More Warships In Operation

48 More Ships Being Readied  Thrace larnae Plana   Three Large Plane Carriers Among Them

US.-BRITISH NAVAL FORCES STRENGTHENED   Far Eastern Fleet Put On War Basis; Other Ships Commissioned.

Fighting Reported Blazing In Seoul But Cleanup Battles Of Liberation Are Nearly Over

DEAN ACHESON PRAISED FOR FRANCO STAND  GOP Foreign Policy - Spokesman Says U. S. taney Used  COM nwnnant ('nsswan 7?

@ US. Decision to Recognize  Spain Popular   Probable That UN Will Also Lift Ban on Franco Regime

Acheson Urges Help For Spain   State Secretary Call: Boycott Of Franco A ‘Mistake’

Acheson Move To Lift Ban  Wins Praise   Vandenberg Pleased Foreign Chief Admits ‘Mistake’

State Department Bares Horror Details Of Reds’ Extraction Of ‘Confession’ From U. S. Employe

Story of Red Terror  Tactics Told  — pa een 3" » Pe  Sse @   Bulgarians Extort ‘Confession’ by Brutal Methods

Story of Red Terror Tactics Told  Bulgarians Extort ‘Confession’ hy Reutal Mathadec

Terror Tactics of Red Police Bared fo View   Bulgarian Communists Extorted ‘Confession’ from Embassy Worker

U. 0. EMBRaaT CLERK BROKEN BY TORTURERS   Gov’t Releases Statement of Man Now Thought Dead or Doomed to Die.

U. S. Story Rips Secrecy From Red Terror. Tactics In Extorting Confessions

‘Bulgarian 1 Employe Of U. S. Embassy Shows ‘Red Tactics In “Breaking-Down” Prisoners

RED INQUISITION DETAILS REVEALEI   BULGARIAN EMPLOYE IN U.S EMBASSY TFELIS STORY OF HIS TORTURE.

U. S. Bares Repudiation Of Shipkov   Bulgarian Employed by — Describes / Hypnotic Torture.

Terror Tactics Of Communists Told by Bulgar  Department of State Doleugac Charu   Department of State Relates Story Of Employe’s Ordeal

Bulgarian Employee Of U.S. Embassy Describes Methods Of Reds’ Fake Confessions

Red Terror Tactics Told  U. S. Reveals How One ‘Confession’ Obtained

Terror Tactics Of Communists Told by Bulgar  Nanartment of State   Department of State Relates Story Of Employe’s Ordeal

Red Spy “Confession” By Torture Revealed   Sensational Story Of Methods Used Given Br Former Bulvarian Emplove Of Fmbascv

Trail Gunman Who Wounded Trucker  Given ‘Lift,’ Shoots Driver Near Vandalia

Hitchhiker Who Shot Man Hunted  Trucker Left For Dead, Tells Story

Expose Perils A-Secret Swap   ‘Senators World Lock Doo: After Fuchs Arrest

American Trap  Holds: Fierce  Attack Broken Desperate Attempt  By Reds To Escape At Chinju Foiled

Plane Crash Near Utiea Fatal to 13   Family of Five And 3-Man Crew  Among Victims

Holiday Plane Trip Ends in Crash, 13 Die   Air Liner Wrecks, Burns. Just After Utica, N. Y., Takeoff. Fleven More Injured

Ten Others Survive Accident at Utica, N. Y.—Dead Include Family of Five and Three-Man Crew—Witnesses Say Piane Wabbied Soon After Takeoff and Appeared to Be Trying to Make Emergency Landing.

13 Die, 10 Hurt When Transport Plane Crashes  Family of Five Among Holiday Passengers On Naw Yark Plight

Family of Five Among Victims  Of Air Tragedy   Co-pilot and Steward From Ithaca Killed First Fatal Accidnet Robinson Has Had in Five Years.

Family of Five Wiped Out as Robinson Airliner Crashes Near Oneida Airpor

13 Are Killed as Plane Slams Ground   Airliner Smashes Earth and Bursts in Flame

[turbi Safe After Air Crash On Shore  Private Plane Made Emergency Landing In Corn ; an oe. © w rt

Rain Damage  At $500,000.   Galveston Cleans Up Quickly After RecordBreaking Deluge June 3

Ex-Convict Who Held Young Girl Captive Nearly 2 Years Faces Kidnaping Charge

POLICEMEN GUARD ARMOUR CHILDREN   THREATS MADE AGAINST MEMBERS OF WEALTHY MEAT PACKING FAMILY.

 Ran Nationalist Blockade  Former Crewman Declares Ship  Took U.S. Goods to China Reds

Sailor Declares Ship Ran Goods To Chinese Reds  Tells Senate Group U.S: Vessel Carried  Bertarinte Femen beret

Sailor Says Supplies Go To Red China   Letter Charges American Merchant Ship Carried Steel Through Blockade

Seaman Tells How U. S$. Ships Aid Red China  Senate Quiz Hears Of Blockade Running

Rescue Slowed By Bitter Cold   Helicopter Flies Doctor to Wreck Site Atop Yukon Mountain Shelf

a ene ee ee eee  ‘Daily News Index   High Plains Today   Two Yanks Work Way Out of Hills in 18 Days

Two Reach Lines After 18-Day Trip   Artillerymen Tell Grest Adventure Story of Days In Midst of N. Koreons

Two Yanks Cut Off, Spend 18 Days In Red Territory Reading Bible, Praying

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Two Americans Fscape Reds After 18 Days in Hills

18 DAYS BEHIND ENEMY LINES Two Trapped Yanks Pray Their Way  Back to Comrades

Two U. S. Artillerymen Back After 18 Days Among Reds   Cc heerful British Troops Land At South Korean Seaport

Spy Harry Gold Gets 30-Year Term in Prison   Gave Atom Bomb Data to Russia; Claims Remorse

Gold Receives 30-Year Term   Biochemist Sentenced On Two Spy Counts

938 Die In Crash Of  Airliner   51 Are Canadian Holy Year Pilarims

CPL. FRANK H. FLUM LISTED AS WOUNDED   Had Informed Sister He Was Sprayed by Mortar Shell Phosphorus

Enemy Masses Troops   Probable Showdown Battle Seems Likely As Resistance Grows

Wedge 6 Miles Deep Driven In Kast Flank: Dugouts Used   First Major Reversal o! 2-Day Offensive; U.S. Takes Chonju

Communists Drive Wedge In UN Flank   Gains Made Along Most of 80 Mile Front; Town of Chonju Is Capmred by Tank-Led U.S. Troops

Foe Sends New Troops Into Battle   Counter Attack by Chinese Pushes Back Allies in One Area

Planes Keep Up Heavy Blows As Showdown In Korean Battle Nears   Right Flank of Line Is Dented   Gains On Remainder of 80-Mile Front Range Up to Six Miles

AMERICANS PUSH AHEAD ON WEST FLANK OF LINE   SOUTH KOREANS ARE SHOVED BACK SIX MILES ON THE EAST

Enemy Troops Swarming Toward Front in Korea Are Held Under Relentless Air Attack  - Red Troops Drive Counterattack _ Six Miles Into Korean Line

Enemy Pours Troops Into U.N. Battle   Allied Forces Meet First Major Reverse Since Launching All-Out Attack

Allies Strike From Air   6 Mile Wedge Driven in South Korean Flank

Allied Planes Blasting Red Counterblows   Foe Drives Six Mile Deep _ Wedge Into Korean 8th  Division Lines

China Reds Battering U. N. Lines   Communists Drive Six-Mile Wedge in ROK Division Area

Allies Fall Back Under Assault On East Flank   Big Buildup Reported In Northwest; Yanks Gain in Other Sectors

Red Foe Swarms In Under Attack By Allied Planes   ROK Troops Give Ground on Right Flank; Americans Capture Chongju

U.N. Air Forces Blast Advancing Red Contingents   Decisive Conflict May Be Shaping Up As Allies Drive On

Showdown Fight  Likely in Korea  Reds Hitting Back; Massing for Drive

Enemy Blasted By Planes as. Battle Nears   24th Division Captures Chongju Without Fight

Red Troops Under Air Attacks on Way to the Front   Drive Six-Mile Wedge Into Line Of South Koreans

Showdown Fight Looms As Enemy Counterattacks   U. S. Planes Spot  Reds Rushing Into Lines In Front Of 25th. 2nd Divisions

Sen. Tobey Urges Strength to Keep Peace Go to U.N.   Asks U. S. To Take Lead In Step; Declares H-Bomb Makes Action Urgent

Billion or More May Be Sought fo Finance War   Johnson Reveals Military Spending Stepped Up Now

Sea es RE  Group Warns Administration  To Put Fiseal House In Order   Government Must Find Means Of Economizing, Balancing Budget, Two-Party Unit Declares

‘SECOND SANTE FE TRAIN DERAILED   NONE INJURED IN NEW ACCIDENT AT GALESBURG YARDS

3rd Streamliner Jumps Tracks  But None Is Injured; Ist Crash Claims 9

» Sante Fe Ruins’ Into.   Santa Fe Runs Into "New Trouble in llinols

None Injured In A Second Rail Mishap   EI! Capitan’s Sister Unit Is Derailed Near Scene Of First Tragic Accident

Monica Scene Ot Second S. F. Derailment   None Injured When Three Diesel Units Jump Tracks

New Mishap On Sante Fe   Sister Train of Wreckec Expresses Delayed by Derailment — Nobody beh aed

SECOND SPEEDY TRAIN HELD UP BY DERAILMENT   Westbound Sister To Wrecked Ei Capitan De laved Three Hours

Santa Fe Train Derailed on Transfer Track   No Passengers Injured Or Shaken in Second Mishap on Railroad

Sister Train to Ill-Fated El Capitan Is Derailed; No One Injured in Wreck

BACK AT THE HELM   Chiang Kai-shek Returns as China President After 13 Months

Chiang Is President Again After 13-Month Retirement   Nationalist Bombers Raid Power Installations In Nanking As New President Takes Office   New Period Of Exploitation

Chiang Resumes Nationalist Chine President's Post  Return Accamplished   Return Accomplished By ‘Announcement’ At Short Ceremony

Chiang Becomes President Again   Resumes Office 13 Months After Retirement; Nanking Bowbed

Russians Hold Gay  Election   Single Party Voting Becomes Festive Pageant

Soviet in Festive Garb on Eve of National Election   Capitalism Makes Wai Almost Inevitable, Molotov Claims

Moscow Dons Festive Garb For Elections   Russians to Cast Their Votes Today For Parliament

Plans To Withdraw Americans Speeded  U.S. Fears New Red  Pressure On Envoys

Ship Wallows In Path of Atlantic Storm  Adrift After Line To Tanker Snaps

97 Registrants Called for Tests By Draft Board 67 Monday Morning

Three Blanchard » People Wounded   Marshal, Couple in Pistol Duel at Filling Station

TUCKER CASE GOES TO JURY   Six Men And Six Women Start Deliberating Auto Man’s Fate

Duff Charts Fall Election Course For GOP Victory  Calls For Party Unity, . Mau iy’ mF F had

Two Bus Tie-Ups Settled  Milk, Bakery C7  WVii..iw iwi wl lCUmrS Ol etéCiK WW   Milk, Bakery Walkouts Go Or

Two Killed, Three Hurt In Home Blast   Fire Razes Property At Slabtown, Near Mt. Savage

Franklin Man > Fatally Hurt In Route 8 Crash   Joseph O’Polka, 38, Crushed In Attempting To Jump To Safety When Vehicle Hits Pipe, Overturns North Of Franklin

Franklin Man Dies In Crash   Joseph O’Polka Is Second Truck Victim In 24 Hours

Franklin Man Dies In Grash   Joseph O’Polka Is  Beh  In 24 Hours

GUARD FENCE CUT AS BLAST WRECKS RADIO   Sabotage Suspected In 2nd Explosion At Station

Force Child Is Victim Of Poison   Two Year Old Frank Trenn, Jr., Dies In Loca’ Hospital After Drinking Rubbing Alcohol.

WOULD DISCARD ALIENS ABROAD   Senators Want Americans In Embassies And Consulates

 Ash Housecleaning  Remove All Aliens From U., S.  ‘Embassies House Grouy Urees

American Security Periled, Senators Green, Lodge Warn; Spy Influx Feared

Use of Aliens In Embassies Seen Dangerous  Senators Recommend All Be Replaced by U. S. Citizens

DEWEY TELLS OF AID GIVEN TO ROOSEVELT   Says Raskob, in Best Tradition, Underwrote  Debts for FDR

Dewey Claims Hanley, In Office 24 Years, Still In Debt, Must Be Honest

Dewey Goes All Out in Effort to Talk Down Impact of Hanley Letter

DEWEY ANSWERS PAY-OFF CHARGES OF DEMOCRATS   Executive Goes All Out in Campaign Speeches .in Effort to Down Impact  of Hanley Letter.   EVIDENCE OF FELONY SEEN BY OPPONENT   Lynch Charges Criminal Ced2 Violated and Demands Governor’s Impeachment and Prosecution.

Payoff Implication Denied By Dewey Governor Says FDR: Got  $200,000 So He Could ' Run: tn 1928-0"

‘Dewey Cool Despite Hanley Note   Declares He Sees Nothing Wrong in Concern Over Debts.

Dewey Goes All Out to Talk Down Effect of Deadly ‘Hanley Letter’

DEWEY SEEKS TO CUT IMPACT OF HANLEY LETTER ASN. Y. POLITICAL ROW STIRS

State Purchases To Be Probed By Council  evision   Revision Of Laws May Be Suggested; Committees Named

Inferno Visible 35 Miles From Scene . Flames Boiling High Over Burning Well

inferno Visible 235 Miles From Scene SHEEN S  Flames Boiling High Over Burning Wel

Five Dead In Home Blaze   Hoosier Mother And Four Children Burned Fatally

Five Are Killed At Noblesville As Home Burns   Kerosene Is Thrown on Flames by Woman; Four Children Are Victims of Tragedy.   Linton and Hymera Departments Called to Assist Fighting; Crowd Attracted.

UAW-CIO Local Votes To xpel Worker Accused of Being Red Sympathizer

RURAL YOUTH MEETING SCHEDULED MONDAY NIGHT AT DELPHI SCHOOT. RBIDG.

Naktong River Line Pierced  By Red Units   Foe ‘Still Massing Forees For AN-Out Campaign Ty Canture Pusan

American Soldiers Wipe Out 1,600 in  River Defense Line   Two Enemy Battalions Reported ‘Annihilated’ by Eighth Army; North Koreans Build for Push

GANG LEADERS GO IN HIDING      Underworld ‘Big Shots’ — Seek To Avoid Crime Probe Subpoenas

Chicago Figures Called To Probe   Senate Committee Gets View Of Gang Suspects And Police

Testimony Sought In Chicago Grime   Senate Probers Call Odd Witness Array

Big Shots Missing From Crime Probe   “ Notables on Beth Sides of Law Are Called in Chicaac

CHICAGOANS TELL SENATORS ABOUT CRIME   GANGSTERS ABSENT AS CRIME PROBERS BEGIN HEARINGS

MANY WITNESSES IN CRIME PROBE   Senate Committee Call: Chicago Figures On Both Sides Of Law

Crime Panel Opens Hearing  Figures On Both Sides Of Law Are Summonsec

Call Figures on Both Sides of Crime for Probe   Big Shots in Chicago Gangland Reported Hiding

Crime Inquiry Under Way At Chicago Today   Witnesses Called Before Senate Investigators To : Tell What They Know About City Conditions

Wide Variety Of Characters Called in Probe   Kefauver Takes His Commitee To Chicago

Pact Delegates Go to Truman  Over Deadlock   Impasse Created On German Troops In Unified Army

No Definite Decision Made Yet Whether General Eisenhower , Will Be Supreme Commander * Of Unified Forces   DEFENSE BLUEPRINT IS GIVEN APPROVAL

Pact Envoys Aecce pt Plan To Arm West      France Would Furnish 20 To 28 Of 50 Divisions To Defend Eurone

Deadlock Over Arming German: Beina Renorted   U. S. And France Split On Issue

Driver Charged In Death of Tot  Bond Fixed at $3,000 In 24th Traffic Fatality

PACT GRANTING SWEEPING “CONCESSIONS TO LEWIS APPROVED. IN. PRINCIPIF

Operators And Lewis Come lo lerms Basically  Truman Had Urged Congress For Power

End of Coal  PACT GRANTING SWEEPING  “CONCESSIONS 10 LEWIS APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE

Northern Owners and Steel Firms Reported Settling Contract to End Strike

Atom Scientist Reported Back of Iron Curtain   Rome Papers Say Ital: ian-Born British Ex. pert Has ‘Skipped’

Say British Atom Expert Is in Russia   Rome Papers Stress Whereabouts of Bruno Pontecorvo   italian ~ Born Scientist? Worked in Same Laboratory as Dr, Klaus Fuchs

Italy Reports Atom Scientist Has Skipped   Believed Gone Behind Polish — Iron Curtain

Claim Scientist Skips Behind tron Curtain   British Atom Research Expert Is Reported to Have Worked With Fuchs

Said Behind Tron Curtam   Rome Newspapers Report Italian Born British Atomie Authority Now Jn Red Controlled Area

Atom Scientist Said To Skip Behind Curtair   Rome Papers Claim Pontecorvo, Family , ‘Desert’ To Poland

Atom Expert Reported fo . Have Skipnec   .Naturalized Briton Duck2d Behind tron Curtain, ftaly Rumor:

Rome Press Reports Italian-British Atom Expert Behind Iron Curtain

Atom Scientist Reported Behind The Iron Curtain  Pontecorvo Flew to Finland Last Month

Atom Expert ‘Disappears’   Italy Claims British Scientist Has Skipped Behind Iron Curtain

Death Toll 29 In W. Virginia Flood Sectors   Two Towns Darkened As Electrical Storm Hits Kanawha Valley

Duff Peace Plea Fails to Fnd Bus Strike Impasse   Companies, Union Leader: Silent on Appeal For Quick Settlement

Two Air Force Planes Crash, Pilots Killed   Possibility They May Have Collided in Air Beina Investiaated

Two Planes Down, Both Pilots Die   Collision in Air Suspected In Accident. -~

Army Plane Crash Kills Both Pilots  Midair Collision Thought Possible

2 PLANES CRASH, PILOTS AILLED   POSSIBILITY AIR FORCE SHIP: COLLIDED IN MIDAIR BE. ING PROBED,

Both Pilots Killed In Ohio Crash Of 2 Fighter Planes   Police Probe Possibility Craft Collided In Air On Training Flight

BAD WEATHER IS CONTINUING THROUGH OHI   More Freezing Rain Pre dicted, Roads In Hazardous Shape

G ERMAN FUTURE DEBATED Big Three Kye Deadline  In , aa Deliberation

Big 3 Fights ‘Deadline’ On  German Role   Imperative To Iron Out Differences Before Nightfall

FBI CHECKING NURSES’ STORY   Pair Claims ‘Wild’ Woman Kidnaped Them

Truman Plans Fireside Chal   ‘Military, International  And Domestic Matters To Be Discussed

President Plans Fireside Chat On Korean Fight  Time Now Undecidec Due To Inaction On  Lranamic Cantraic

resident o Report  Jn Korea  Kinédtan (Mn EXannae   Nation To Hear Broadcast Of Fireside Chat

President To Report ‘To Nation On Korea   To Discuss Future Cost in Blood, Dollars and  Civilian Sacrifice

POSSBILE WAY TO MEND RIFT   Sen. Douglas Makes Proposal as MeCarthy Chiirges of Communists in State Department Bring Attack on) Acheson and = Far  * Eastern Policies.

Asks Republican In ‘Little Cabinet’  Douglas Proposes  SORES? VSN geet emeeeler ea ane ane

eee eee,     Millionaire’s Daughter Declares She'll Go to Work as Secretary

Yanks Explosive Device Off Craft at Last Moment   Wife, Two Children, 13 Others Escape His “Debt-Freeing’ Plan

Boy, 14, Kills Girl Cyclist   Teen-Age Assaull Laid to ‘Impulse’

U.S. Jets Chase Red Planes All Over Sky in Korea   Four American Pilots Damage One Enemy Plane, Rout 23 Others Near Manchurian Borde

—40U.8. PLANES ROUT 24 OF ENEMY’S — Syracusan in ‘Rat Race’ With Russian- Built Jets

Sweating Out A Heavy Gale In Company Of The Big Timber Makes A Man Think

Sweating Out Full Gale Under Big Treas Makes You Feel Unnecessary

VA Training Program Hit In Congress   Rep. Evins Asks Investigation As Ten Are Suspended

V. A. SUSPENDS 10 EMPLOYES   Will Face Charges Of Irregularities And Maladministration

9,000 DEMOCRATS ATTEND CHICAGO POLITICAL RALLY      Cheer Lucas, Barkley and Gilbert, ‘‘Richest Cop in the World.”

UAW Weighs Lewis Loan Offer   Million Dollars Would Help Break Auto Wage Deadlock

LOAN OFFER BY LEWIS STUDIED   Auto Workers’ 42-Day. Old Strike Drags On Unchanged

UAW Weighing Offer Of Loan   Lewis’ Mine Union Willing To Advance Million To, Help Strike.

Uncle Dan, Who Sent 200,000 Toys \To Convicts’ Children in ’49.  To Remember 2,000,000 This Y ule

Would Be A Natural Santa  Unde Dan Readies Two Million Gitts for Children. of Convicts

THANKS TO SOONER SANTA  Yuletime Now Smiletime for  Children of U.S. Convicts

Convicts Able to Play Santa To Children, Thanks to Vinson   Kindly Oklahoman Uses Only Contributed Materials and Has it So That Packages go From Fathers to Children

U.S., Russia Move Closer to H-Bomb   While Turning Out “Stacks of Atomic Weapons”, Says McMohen; Opinions on H-Bomb Vole Vary

He Didn't Amplity  McMahon Says Bothl S, Russia Moving Closer To H-Bomb Output

H-Bomb ‘Closer In U. S., Russia   Senator Refers To A-Bomb Stacks

United States and — Reds Both Nearing Answer to H-Bombs   Senator MacMahon Says Both Powers Making ‘Stacks’ of Atomic Weapons

j MORE BUCKS MATRONS SEEK QIVORGES HERE   Bristol Woman Files for An Annulment of Marriage   V. F. W. FILES ACTION

FIVE DIVORCES ARE SOUGHT IN ACTIONS FILED WITH COURT   Two Of The Applications Are Filed By Bristol  ives   ASSUMPSIT ACTION   VFW Ass’n of Doylestown Files Action In Assumpsit In Court

China Reds Seize Holding of Dutch, French in Capital   British Officials Reportec Concerned On Seizure  Of U. S. Property

CHRYSLER CALLS OFFER “FINAL” ONE   Company Calls Plan For Pension, Best Ever Put Out

Auto Union Turns Down  New Offer   Chrysier Makes Three Proposals For Pensions

Still Hopes To Avert New World War  President Backs  - =   President Backs  Operations of Gen. MacArthur

Armed Forces. Atom Program ry   lo Increase   Strong Backing Given MacArthur, Rumor of Ouster Denounced—  Peace Hope Retained

Just received our ‘1.,,,  Quaker Lace Table ,¢ Allsizes.  .« Polls

Even After Five Years Of Red Rule, Faith Lives On In Little Church By North Korean Roadside

 Hymns Kept Christianity Alive  Reds Gene. But Religion They  Tried to Suppress Remains

Yanks Look in on Church in. Anti Religious North Korea and Find —a Real Orqan:

‘Rock of Ages’ Survives Red Regime, ‘Correspondents in Korea Find Out

A Place Of Christian Worship ‘Rock Of Ages’ Survives  North Korean Red Tide

Christianity in Red Korea  They Couldn’t Read Rible But Still Canld Sin-

Record Crowd Of 40,000 Will Watch Battle  Syracuse Pits Speed Against

UMW to Start $100 Pensions  Again in June   Welfare Panel Announce: Tighter Restrictions On Fund Payments

Pepper Trailing Smathers in Hot Florida Contest   Young War Veteran 30, 000 in Front With Third Complete

FOUND SLAIN NEAR GARY   Farmkand, Too Drunk to Talk, Held in Jail. Double Murder and Suicide Suspected.

3 MEN KILLED ON EAST GARY FARM   DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE INDICATED BY TWO. CRYPTIC NOTES

TAFT PENSIONS PLAN ASSAILED   Senator Explains He Wa: Looking for Reaction in $25 Payment to All

Coal Inventory” Low Along Lake   Bureau Tells Truman So in via Telegram

Korean Doughboys Like and Thrive ot Rations Which Gl Joe Would Scorn

KEYSTONE G. 0. P. EXECUTIVES MEET      Committee Acts Today on Platform Adoption

GOP Platform In State Raps Democrats Lays-Cold War:  Blame Qn ‘Doorstep Of Democrats _

GOP Platform Attacks Truman On Korea Policy  Republicans Against New Taxes, Continue Cesanm Claaranrcra

HAVE FOREIGN POLICY OF OWN   1950 Policy Statement Nears Completion; To Be Announced Soon

Langlie Says GOP Needs Own Policy   Governor Thinks Party Should Draft Foreign Aims Unless Demos Change Course

Industrial Output Near Peace Record   Climbs in May and June Production May Equal Postwor Peak of 19438

OUTPUT TRE NEARS RECORD   June Production Rete May Equel Postwar Peak of 1948 in U. S.

Steel Market Split ‘Deals Under Attack   U>S., German Firms Linked in House Inquiry

Missouri Legislature To Be Asked To Pass Bill on Stream Pollution

CHANGE A PROGRAM   Four Teachers Will Speak at Lawrence High Commencement

Diserimination In Grand Jury Ruled Illegal   U. S. Supreme Court Reverses Conviction of Dallas Negro

Death Sentence Off  As Jury Segregatec  Ruling Handed Down Yes terday By Judges Of.  @.. gm gs

Ted Love Calls For Cancer Aid  Head of 1950 Drive --Says Progress: Made

County Cancer Goal Is $4,151   Drive Starts April 1; BRiordan Chairman

PLYMOUTH COUNTY CANCER CRUSADE QUOTA IS $4,000   1950 Drive For Funds Now Under Way Over Entire Nation

 International Roundup  Acheson Lashes Military Preparations Of Russians

MERCURY DIPS #1 DEGREES eruTH AKT   Deep Cold Follows Canada Winds; West Coast Nears Freeze.

Flying Arrow Captain Is Undecided ‘Where to Take His Damaaed Ship

FLYING ARROW GETS REPAIRS      U. S. Vessel Able To Limp To Port; Destroyers Standing By

Shelled U.S. Freighter Fixed Enough at Sea to Make Port   Ship's Captain Still Hos No Orders Where To Take Vessel; American Destroyers Are Standing By for Escort; Gunboat Trailing

Flying Arrow Patched Up To Make Port   But Destination Is Undecided As US. Warships Stand By

FLYING ARROW'S FATE UNCHARTED   Crew Patches Up Shell Damaged Freighter. ‘

Freighter Is Ready ToGo    Flying Arrow, Repairs Made; Awaits Owners’ Orders on Where to Go; TDeatrovers Stand By _

Flying Arrow Is Patched Up   Vessel, Hit By Chinese Shells, Is Ready To Proceed

U. S. Freighter Is Repaired At Sea After Shelling  No Decision Made As To Whether To Go To Shanghai

Elizabeth Taylor Becomes Bride of Year  -Movies’ Most Beautiful Girl To Wed

ELIZABETH TAYLOR IN YEAR’S TOP WEDDING  Hollywood Beauty To Wed Hotel Heir

Elizabeth Taylor To Marry Hotel Magnate’s Son Tomorrow In Hollywood’s Outstanding  Wedding Of Year; European Trip Scheduled

Top Movie Beauty Weds Tomorrow   Elizabeth Taylor To Marry Heir to Huge Hotel Fortunes

Dredgers Fail lo Find Stone  Mystery Of Stolen Coronation Stone Is Still Unsolved

Red Cross Seeks Donors For Blood   Recent Volunteer Here Receives Card From One Veteran Telling of Need

Red Cross Seeks Donors For Bloot  . Recent Volunteer Here   Recent Volunteer Here Receives Card From On Veleran Telling of Nee

FAMILY INCOME HIKE FORESEEN BY. PRESIDENT   61 Million Jobs Set As Nation’s Goal In Report

New Financial Responsibility Law Is A Boon To Innocent Victims of Crashes

Law Aids Auto Mishap Victims   Innocent Victims In Accidents Have Better Chance of Collecting

NEW LAW PROMPTS DAMAGE PAYMENTS   Financial Responsibility Ac’ Spurs Auto Owners Tc Quick Reimbursement O1 Innocent Victims

‘Phone Unions Ask Governor For Arbitrator   Suggest State Law Be Invoked In Waae Dispute

Invoke Arbitration In Phone Dispute  C. I. O. Unions File Pleg With Governor

Senate Approves 41, 505,314,825 Waterways Bill   Measure Includes $200,000,000 Total For Missouri Basin

Rivers, Harbors Bill Is Passed By Senate   Measure Contains $220,000 In Maine Improvements: Must Ga Ta Canference

Baby Hurricane Skirts Western Coast of Florida   Winds Strong Enougl To Annoy; Monster Storm East of Miami

Minor Storm Holds Course Along Coast   Expected To Move Infand South Of Taliahassee

Baby Hurricane Keeps Gulf Coast Worried  Ta. Mel   Two Other Tropical Disturbances Stir in Atlantic

Double-Barrelled Aims Of Conservation, Price  Support Set By P.M.A.

PRIMARY NEARS IN CONNECTICUT   Republicans. Ready For Two Days’ Balloting—Seats In Senate Involved,

GOP. Candidates ‘In Connecticut - Face Big Battle   Slate Selected. This ‘Week Seen’ Involved In - One Of Nation's Top Contesta

Connecticut GOP Sets Convention   To Pick Two For Senate In What May Be Top 1950 Battle

Worldly Possessions Left Behind Ru Man To Recome Benedictine Monk

Blazes i in Forests Are Re_ ported in Several Cali fornia Areas”

More Forest Fires Strike West Coast   Scattered Blazes Forcing Campers, Visitors To Evacuate Danger Areas

Twenty-Four Deaths Reported With Two Days To Go   Expect Bloodiest Holiday Since War

Lausche Reports Logan Slots Out  ES ae   Governor Conducts Gambling Confab

Biological Warfare Might Enable Enemy To Halt A-Bomb Production, Paralyze U.S. Without Firing Shot

Grim New Book Warns Americans Of What To Expect  Nerve Gas Threat For U.S.

Possibilities Published In Grim, New Book Nerve Gas or Germs Could Paralyze U. S. Military Potential Without Firing Shot

Nerve Gases, Germ Wartare Could Paralyze Vital Centers in America. New Book States

AIMED AT ATOMIC CENTERS? Enemy Nerve Gas or Germs Could Paralyze U.S.

New Book Puts Nation On Guard Against Germ And Nerve Gas Warfare

Enemy Using Nerve Gas Or Germs Might Be Able To Halt Atomic Weapon Plants Without Bombing

 Grim New Book Issued by Civilian Defense Administration ....4 'Nerve Gas or Germ Warfare Might Paralyze America

rim New Book On Nerve Gas and Germs S Issued By Defense Administration

Enemy May Iry To Stun U.S. With Nerve Gas  Grim New Book On What To Do In Case Of Attack Issued By Civil Defence Group

Possibilities Of ‘Nerve Gas’ Told   Foe Might be Able To Halt Atomic Output, New Defense Book Says

ENEMY MIGHT USE NERVE GAS, GERMS IN WAR   Possibility of Halting U. § A-Bombs Without Firing Shot.

raralyzes And Suffocates ... . soe LOCALES eos  Nerve Gas Could Knock Out Nation

Enemy Could Use Germs, Nerve Gas To Strike Nation   War Might Be Won Without Firing Shot By Halt. ing Production Of A-Bombs Or  Eins etme Ieee Dakba mam

INSIGHT INTO FUTURE WARS Nerve Gas Could Paralyze Nation. Grim Book Warns

Enemy Could Paralyze U. S. Suddenly   Vital Defenses Of Nation Vulnerable To Sneak Attack

Grim New Weapons Described   Government. ooklet Tells People t To Do in Case of: Attack By Germs or Nerve Gas

 Other Dangers Than A-Bomb— ‘Nerve Gas, Germs Can Paralyze Nation

Destructive Possibilities Of Enemy — Use Of Nerve Gas. GermsAre Outlined

Civilians Warned Of Gas, Germ War  CDA Book Reveals Growing Threats

 a (as, Germs  ~ Seen As Weapons   Book Tells Of Dangers Tc  U. S. Production

Defense Booklet Grimly Describes Nerve Gas Effect   Contains More Data For Use in Event  Attacks Come Rv ELTON C. FAY

: Possible Germ or Gas Warfare Wamed by U.S   Civilian Defense Puts Out Grim Book for Preparedness

CDA Warns Cities Of Dangers from Nerve Gas, Germs   Might Stop U. S. Atomic Production, Paralyze Pentagon

Gunman Dies: One Wounded In Robbery   Elizabethtown, Pa., Police Break Up Robbery Attempt; Third Man Taken

Police Trap Robbers; One ‘Man Killed  Officers Shoot It Out With Trio At

Some Men You Meet Only, Once But Remember — Lt. Weathers Was That Kind of Fellow

Widespread State Government Changes Proposed in Commission’s Report

Changes in State Govt. Suggested   Sweeping Reorganization Proposed by Little Hoover Group.

Changes Made 3 In Government      ‘Little Hoover’ Commission Siggests New Economy Moves

LITTLE HOOVER REPORT PLANS A RESHUFFLING   Reorganization Proposals to   Be Placed Before j Legislature.

Proposes Sweepine Changes in lowa’s Sfate Government   1951 Legislature Will Be Asked To Make Changes

{1 Hospitals Curtail Service After 1.200 Employes Threaten to Strike

Ice, Snow, Flood: Cause Havoc In Many Areas  High Water Causes 3 to ey ee ee ee ee

Wide Area Hit By Snow, Floods And Ice in U. S.   Almost 100 Communi. ties Isolated, Many in Need of Help; Ohio River Is Climbing.

BANS “STROMBOLI!”   Presbytery Of Phiia. Adopts Reso. lution Disapproving It

PERMANENT UN ARNED FORCE IS PROPOSED   American Plan to Halt Aggression Is Put Forward by Dean Acheson.

Ernest Ingenito, 26, Declares Vendetta On Relatives-in-Law When He Falls in Attompt ta Become Reconciled to Hig Wife,

TEEN-AGER BURNED TO DEATH      Murder By Fire is Confessed Bt Painacvilla

National Grange Pronoses Return To Land Leasing  rr   Sees Early New Dea Practice As Means O* Cutting Surpluses

Favor Land Leasing to  Cut Crops   Return of Early New Deal Practice Proposed In National Grange Bill   DIVERT TO PASTURES   Farm Group Would End Payment Program for Conservation of Soil

Start All Over .  ‘Automatic Price Contro \Provision Is Thrown Out     } } 7 > F  j } :

SEEK TO LEARN COSTS OF WAR   Senator Taft Says Perhaps Nation To Spend $45 Billion Yearly

Ching Made Chief Of Wages Board  “Truman Takes New Step Near Controls

Ching Appointed Wage Stabilizer   Mediation Chieftain Named by President

Report New Defense Setup To Be Created   London Press Says American to Supersede dard Montaomery

MUD DELAYS WAR DANCE OF INDIANS   KANSAS CITY, CELEBRATING CENTENNIAL, FORCED TO WAIT TO SEE SHOW,

Officials Deny Laxity in Program Of Civil Defense Against A-Bomb

Far East Policy Draws GOP Fire   White Paper Cites Truman ‘Buralina’

Smugglers Busy {in West Germany  Soviets Make Effort   Soviets Make Effort To Wreck Economy These, Officials Say

Armed Smugglers, Soviet-Directed, Costing West Reich Heavilv In Taxes

Smugglers Busy In West Germany   Soviets Make Effort To Wreck Economy There, Officials Say

Reds Back Smugglers, Black Market in Attempt to Wreck Bonn Governmeni

UN Fighting Bloody Delaying Action To Avoid Chinese Trap   Major Battle Building Up Around Sunchon As Allies Fall Away From Crumbling Line.

Tornadoes Rip Through Texas And Louisiana   Kill At Least 34 Persons; Injure  200 Others In Area

ALBERT W. QUINN IS NAMED BY McKELDIN   Baltimore Newspaperman To Be Assistant To Governor In Neu Adm      tctratinn

FIRE DESIROYS CINCINNATI BUILDING   Wink Famed Blize Damages Seven Other Buildings — 76, Persons from Apartment Across Strect from Blaze Are Evacunted.

7-Step Safety Check-up Suggested By Chief for Fire Prevention Week

Waegwan Area Heavily Bombed By Forty B-29s   Saturation Bombing Attack Is Made Be fore Offensive

Crime Probers Hint Threats  Investigators Strike Out On Wide Fronts

Senators Seek More Curbs For Gambling  pis City er _—  Some Seles rales ist

‘Pressure To Halt Probe ‘Of Gambling Charged: Perjury Action Is Hinted

EFFORT 10 BLOUK SENATE GAMBLING INQUIRY CHARGED   Wiley Says Influences Connected With Democratic City Organizations Seek  to Squelch Probe,   SUPER-SECRET MIAMI HEARINGS PRESSED   McFarland Asks Check on Possibility of Accusing 2 Re puted Underworld  Kingpins of Perjury.

‘High-Ups’ Try To Block Crime Probe   Charges Senator As Investigators Strike On Distant Fronts

Solons Strike At Crime on Two Fronts   Kingpin Gamblers Face Perjury Check; Secret Miami Probe

Solon Wants TwoKingpins For Perjur y   Costello And Erickson Cited; Seeret Hearing Continues tn Miami

Crime Inquiry Launched Amid  ‘Pressure’ Cry   Perjury Charges Possible Against Star Witnesses In Senate Vice Ouiz

Gov’t Crime Shooters Claim Pressure On To Block Probe   Racketeers Warned By Senator Wiley Check On Erickson, Costello Sought

Perjury Charges May Face Reputed Gamblers Costello And Erickson, Senator Says’

Crime Probe Strikes at Varied Areas  Charges Heard Of Pressure  From WHBich-un

Pledge All-Out Battle   McFarland Asks Perjury Probe Of  Costello, Erickson

Enemy Power Resisted Along 200-Mile Front  Air and Ground Atene le Ranartean

A Brooding School Boy Kills Parents   Says His Reason Was He Felt He Was Mistreated

AXP Charges  Economy Coup   Chain Says Acenser Trying To Change U.S. Svstem

MONOPOLY GHARUE DEMED BY A&P   FOOD CHAIN REPLIES TO ANTI-TRUST SUIT FILED BY GOVERNMENT.

A&P Denies Charge Of Monopoly   Threat To Nation's Economic Structure By Suit, Alleaed

Take Witness Stand in Second Degree Murder Trial  Teartul Relatives Say Girl Was Insane

Carol Ann Insane at Time OF Slavina, Mother Says    Weens First Time

One Man Killed Attempting T Patachute Ip Safety From Flaming Craft

Plane Blast Fatal To 4  In Virginia   Three Bodies Taken From Charred Wreck Of Navy Airship

PLANE EXPLODES, 4 BELIEVED DEAL   THREE BODTES RECOVERED AFTER NAVY CRAFT CRASHFS TN VIRGINIA.

Lattimore Home, Assails McCarthy In Denying Charge  Democrat Seeking  a   Democrat Seeking Subpoena Step on Senator's Data

Will Go Before Senate Probers Next Tuesday   Public Hearing Will Be Given Professor Aecused as Red

Never Has Been Fellow Traveler, Says Professor   Ready To Appear And Answer All McCarthy’s  arare

Solons Want Papers Held By McCarthy   Storm Brews Over Right Of Committee to Force Surrender of Documents Supporting Charges

Lattimore Back In United States   To Reply Formally To Solon’s Charges That He’s Red Agent

Lattimore — Returns To Deny Charge   Says He Never Was A Red Calls M’Carthy “Base”

LATTIMORE AGAIN DENIES RED TIES   Arrives In U.S. To Reply Personally To Senator McCarthy Charges

Heaps Scorn OnM’Carthy   A ‘Base Creature’ Says Lattimore; Back To Deny Spy Charges

Lattimore In U.S.;May Be Heard April 7   Accused By McCarthy ‘He Calls Latter ‘Base And Miserable  Craature’

RETURNS TO STATES   Owen Lattimore Denie: Charges Made bv Senator McCarthy

Lattimore Back, Denies Charges He Is Soviet Agent   Calla Sen. McCarthy an “Unmitigated Liar.”—Still Brave Over Documents.

fattimore enounces Sen. McCarthy   Says He’s No Red, Calls Accuser A Base and Miserable Creature”

Plans To Answef -C) tees ‘2 GOP. ‘Solous Deafien MeCarthy. Azninet Foe

— RUFFLED — UN Envoy Flies Back From East   CALLS SENATOR ‘BASE CREATURE

rAR EAST EXPERT FIRES BROADSIDE AT SEN, A CARTH   Scheduled To Testify Before Senate Committee Next  Tuesday

Issues Bitter ‘Denouncement Of McCarthy   Some Congressmen Want To Subpoena Senator's Papers

Lattimore Back: Raps McCarthy   Accused Far Eastern Expert Lands In N.Y., Calls Senator ‘Base and Miserable’; Again Denies He’s Red

Any Communist Ties Denied By Professor   Lands In New York As New Storm Over Issue Looms

Orient Expert Raps Charges by McCarthy  se  Am Not   "OF Course  Am Not a Communist,’ Says Peafessor on Arrival

Lattimore Back In U.S. to Reply To MeCarthy Red Charges   Senator Called ‘Base And Miserable Creature’

Plans Statement at Press Conference This Afternoon; Senate Committee To Hear His Reply Next Tuesday

SUGGESTED TO GET PAPERS   Ex-Red Budenz Is Silent On Rumors  He Is ‘Witness’

Lattimore Baek la United States  To Reply Formally To Solon’s Charges

UMW to Resume Disability And Maintenance Aid to Families from Welfare Fund

Women May Have Greater Part To Play in Politics   Fine Is Expected To Name At Least One To Cabinet Post

 Distaff Side Expected to Play Big Role in Administration  Fine May Name Woman to State Cabinet

Open Hearing May Be Set Up On New Ballot   Johnley Helps To Decide On New Form For Fall Election

Truman Forces Count on Hoover Data to Puncture Senator McCarthy's Charges   Mearing Monday May Be Turning Point On Claim Reds infiltrate State Dent.

FBI DIRECTOR: TO APPEAR   3. Edgur Hoover Counted én to Puneture Espionage Charge of Sen. McCarthy When He Somniarizes Evidence Mondny..

Hoover Will Be Heard Monday By Spy Probers   Attorney General Also To Appear At Senate Hearing

Count On FBI Chief to Refute Sen. M'Carthy   Hoover to Summarize Evidence On State Department ‘Spies’

Scientist Says Some Stars Formed After Cosmic Collisions of Galaxies

Dewey Cites Figures on Hospitals      Chief Tells Opposition Critice 35 Projects Under Construction in State   Will Give Talk   Dewey Will Take to Air  January 13 to Tell of New Law

Dewey Hurls $28 Million Curve At Democrats   ‘Misrepresentation’ By Political Foes, Governor Claims

Prosecution Concludes In Gibbs Case   Presentation of Evidence Against 25-Year-Old College Student is Abruptly Ended.

National Guard Training Closes   Cyelone. Division. Con. cludes Finest Camp

caer  taeda F A908 Bit, :  Mess. . pene el e af ohpsadipog al  Penal Lashes Repu Hite)  Talk As “False Keonomy’  mi?

Truman Hits Opponents Of Program   Says They Want to Thwart Dream of Se. curity for All.

All Out Congressional Fight To Force Registration Of Communists In The U. S.

Republican Congressmen Insist On Registration Measure For Communists

‘TOUR BY K. U. BAND   University Musicians to Appear in % Cities Tomorrow

‘South Koreans Open New Attack on East Coast Beachhead   KOK Marines Hit Samchok, 105 Miles North of Pusan across Peninsula from Inchon Landina

Walkout By Guild Halts Operations Of N. York Paper   Mediation Efforts Fail Ta Settle Editorial Strike On World-Telegram

CITY OFFICIAL FEELS DELAWARE RIVER SNUB   Not Included in 76 Projects Studied by Congress   IS A NATIONAL ASSET

DECRIES NEGLECT OF DELAWARE RIVER   Delaware Not Included in 76 Projects Studied By Congress   IS A NATIONAL ASSE7

 Delphi Man Drowns In  Abandoned Stone Quarry   Emerson Car! Curnatte Loses Life From Cramps While Swimming In Cold Waters

British Frustrated By “Top Button” Medicine   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Senate, House Differ   Senate Approves Its Economic Control Bill; Senate - House Conference Needed To Iron Out ‘Bugs.’

Conferes to Work On Compromise Control Measure   Group to Resolve Differences in House And Senate Plans

Senate-House Conferees Will ‘Try for Compromise on Economic Controls   Bill Passed by Upper House, 85-3, After Loading It With Flock of Amendments

Leathernecks And President Bury Hatche   Truman Attends Convention To Right Wrong . Of ‘Mistoke’

[RUMAN, MARINES DECLARE TRUCE   LEATHERNECKS GIVE PREST DENT (OVATION AFTER FACE-I0-FACE MEETING.

President Apologizes In Person  To Marines Hatchet Buried   Hatehet Buried AsExecutive Visits Their Convention: Given Ovation

Marines, Truman Hold Love Feast In Convention Hall   President Protests “Unfounded Attacks” On U. S. Cabinet, But Leathernecks Blast Acheson, Johnson For Inefficiency And Redism

Truman Smokes Peace Pipe With Marine Corps League  Veterans Roar Approval To Plea For Support In Fight For End Of Strife

Truman, Marines Bury The Hatchet  HST Personally Goes Before Leaque Confab

They Disregard His Assumption OfResponsibility AndCallOn #cheson And Johnson To Resign

Truman, in Face-to-Face Talk, Makes Peace With Marines   President Appears at League Convention And Leaves Deleaates Cheering for Him

Marines Cheer As Truman Visits Meeting  President Reiterates   President Reiterates ‘Apology as Vets ' Anplaud Statement

Chrysler Hikes Pay OF 120,000  Unexpected Increase To Meet High Prices

BOOST GIVEN BY CHRYSLER   Unexpected Windfall! To Cost Corporation  $25,000,000

10-CENT PAY BOOST GIVEN BY CHRYSLER   Unexpected Windfal To Cost Corporation . $25,000,000

Chrysler Gives Workers Raise   Unexpected Move Is Made Despite 3-Year Pact

Chrysler. Employes Receive Unexpected Hourly Pay Raise  Informal Agreement Reached Between CIO And Company Termed First In Auto Industry

INFORMAL AGREEMENT REACHED Chrysler Employes Given Ten Cents Per Hour Salary Boost

Chrysler Gives Unexpected 10c Hourly Pay Boost   Company Puts Yearly Expense of Hike at About $25 Million

CHRYSLER BOOSTS PAY OF EMPLOYED LO CENTS AN HOUR   Voluntary Increase Comes as Surprise—Will Cost Corporation $25,000,000 Yearly.   93,000 PRODUCTION WORKERS AFFECTED   Salaried Employes Given 7 Per Cent Raises—No Car Price Hikes Are Contemplated.

Chrysler Gives Unexpected Pay Increase To 120,000 Workers Under Informal Pact

West Facing Crucial Tests, Acheson Says   Flies to Europe for Vital Meeting of Big-3 Foreign Ministers With Appeal! for Free Lands To Rally Forces to Meet Red Chailenge

Leaves For Vital Talks Tn Europe   Free Nations Face Increasing Tests, Secretary Asserts

UTMOST VIGOR TO FIGHT REDS   Secretary of State Issues Challenge As He Leaves For Parley.

Acheson Sees Crucia Test Ahead   Moral, Material Mobilization Asked Before Parley Takeoff

ACHESON LEAVES FOR MEETING OF BIG 3 MINISTERS   SAYS FREE NATIONS FACE INCREASINGLY CRUCIAL TESTS

ACHESON URGES STAND AGAINST SOVIET THREAT   Secretary Of State ves For Europe  To Confer With Diplomats On Shap ing Defense Against Russian Attack i.

: ALC HESON—  Will Discuss Closer Ties _ With Europe  Cold War Victory Main Objective

Secretary Warns Test To Be Crucial   Top U.S. Diplomat Off To Londen For Bie Three Perley

Acheson Appeal Rallies Nations To Oppose Russie  SC asecatacy alt Céanta

Acheson Calls on Free Men io Rally Aaainsi Red Threat   “Utmost Vigor” Is  Sought to Meet Qiahkheal M“hioallenca.

BELIEVED LEFT TO MEET ISSUE   Increasing Unity Of Western Powers Is Principal Aim

Acheson Off Fot Conferences To Tighten Defense   Asks Western Nations To Meet Communism With TWimost Vigor’

In United Action   Acheson Leaves for ConferMeet Red   IN PARIS TOMORROVY   Sersetary of State to Go te London

Acheson Calls For Vigorous  Fight on Red:   Secretary to Confe With Schuman, Bevin, Pact Nations

Crucial Tests Coming Up, He Warns Nations   Leaves For Europe For Series Of Talks With Leaders

ATTENDANCE IS INCREASED  Florida Ministers Offer Free Bus : Rides to Church Coors

HAS FAIRFAX GROWN? ah Raed he  Most Californians Must Live In Marin, It Says

HAS FAIRFAX GROWN? eee  Most Californians Must Live In Marin, It Says

REDS FORESEE U.S. INVASION QF MANCHURIA   “Impudent Nonsense’ te Believe Other wise, Declare: Propaganda Outlet.

Smith Flays Misinformation On Road Law   Governor Charges Interests Trying To Defeat Program

Governor Lashes Opponents of His Gas Tax Proposal   Deliberately Giving Out Misinformation. Centth Ar-cuses.

CLEAN, PAINT-UP WEEK SCHEDULED FOR MAY 1-0   Fire Chief Eldridge Urges Work Be Done Early   Public Works To Furnish Addi: tlonal' Trucks During ‘Chat ~Perlod .To Remove Refuse

CLEAN, PAINT-UP WEEK SCHEDULED FOR MAY 1-6     Fire Chief Eldridge Urges Work Be Done Early     ‘Public Works To Furnish Addi tionat “ ucks During ‘That

Mystery Of Impaled  Snakes Remains So Crowds Gape Before  Increasina Display

Snakes Pinned To Tree Thorns   Mystery Stumms Experts at Troy, N. Y.

Students Riot In New York City  Police Battle 10.000 Kide In WilHA Malan

GAMBLING AND VICE BANNED IN ST. LOUIS   Head of Crime Commission Saye City Will Enforce Law Against Rackets.

6 Persons Hurt In Road Mishaps  Lisbon Man Seriously Injured On Area Road

PhantomNetwork Probe Is Ordered In Senate Group   Mysterious Racing Service Operating, Is Disclosure At Hearings On Proposed Legisla tion Against Gambling

Quiz Ordered On Phantom’ Race Wires   Mystery Network Revealed in Senate Gambling Law Hearing

Phantom Wire For Gambling Goal of Probe   Mystery Network Gives Horse News To Bookie Groups

Operations of Nationwide Crime — Syndicate Told by Dallas Prisoner

“W ork’ Lined Up in Chicago  Dallas Jewel Robbery Traced to Syndicate

CRIME PROBERS ARE NAMED BY BARKELEY   Erickson, Costello Are Scheduled to Face New Charges

PAUPER’ S OATH TAKEN Last of 3 Vermont Veterans Jailed for Debt, Goes Free

Mayor Carl Bruce First To Put On Poppy; Poppy Day Set Here Saturday

Ceremonies Date Back -178 Years   Moravian Service fk Aliracts Visitors From Many State:

40,000 Expected To Join Worship   Moravian Services To Be Conducted At  Dawn Tomorrow —

Orders Use Of U.N. Flag Jn Fighting   Seeurity Council Asks President To  Select Commander

Military Plans to Destroy Enemy, Leave 38th Parallel to Politicians

Illinois to Draft 6,220 In New Quota  Have Enough Men To Fill Quotas,  Avmetrana

200aDay toBe Drafted in Mass.   Plans Made to Handle More Inductees

No Price Controls Or Rationing Planned Now But President Says He Won't  itate To Call For Them If Sharp Price Rises Make Them Necessary; No Request For Higher Taxes

Boost In Taxes To Come Later, President Says   Huge Program Put Before Congress: Johnson Empowered To Call Out  National Guard Units. Reserves

Power To Calli Guard, Reserves Given Johnson   President Asks All Limite On Armed Forces Be Lifted

Urges End To Limit  On F orces   Authorizes Calling National Guardsmen, Reserve Members

Seeks Partial Home Front Mobilization   Tax Increase Request Will Come Later. President Say:

Urges Removal Of Limits On Size Of Armed Forces; Other Military Requests   PRESIDENT TO SEEK   Higher Taxes At Later Date, Price Controls, Rationing If Necessary

President Asks Lifting Of Service Limit; No Plan for Price Controls

Wants All Legal Limits On Armed Forces Lifted: Will Ask Tax Hike Later   irForce, Army To Begin ling Back Limited Number Of Reserves   Few National.Guard, Reserve Men Trained

President Proposes Partial Home Mobilization in View of Tenseness of World Situation   ARMY, NAVY ATR FORCE RESERVISTS TO BE © ALLED Ww ASSIST ak itt ; Tv ts

President In Message To Congress Also Proposes Partial Home Front Mobilization. No Price Controls Or Rationing Now.

President Says No Price Controls Or Ration-' ing Planned At Present — Urges Ceiling Lifted On Size Of Forces — Authorizes Calling As Many Reserves, Guard Units As May’ Be Needed 

Mobilization For Home Front Seen   Higher Taxes To Be Asked; Boost In Legal Size Of Armed Forces Soucht

Partial Mobilization Of Home Front Sought In Message to Coneress

Message Outlines a Program For Korean Fighting As Well ‘As Home Front Mobilization

.Wants Limit Ended On Size Of Armed Forces; No Price ‘Controls Or Rationing Now 'B ut They May Come Later

Seeks Unlimited Size of Armed Forces; Johnson Can Call Up Guard, Reserves as Needed

Partial Domestic  Mobilization, More Taxes Proposed   Defense Secretary Empowered To Call Guard, Reserves

DEMAND VOICED FOR 10 BILLION DOLLARS NEEDED   Congress Asked For Money As Partial Home Front Mobilization Is Planned— No Controls Now.

President Warns Rationing, Price Controls Are Possible; Will Ask For Boost In Taxes

Increas=:\ Taxes Seen Int ‘Future  aT. Up... oc... 8% cr an pe Dee 

Asks Partial Mobilization. No Rationing   President in Talk to Congress Also Says He Will Ask For Higher Taxes  Later; Wants Armed Forces Increased

Rationing Not Called At Present   Price Controls te Come, He Says, if Sharp Rises Make Action Necessary   To Ask Taxation   Request for More Cash From Levies to Come Later

PICK JONES JURY   Attorneys Quiz Prospect: on Prejudices Against Liquor and Lawyers

MacArthur And Harriman Plan Policy Tatks   U. S$. Relations With Nationalists To Be Chief - Topic Of Meet

Conference Scheduled  On Formosa   Harriman’s Trip May Clarify U. S. Stand With China

Tokyo Parley Will Clarify China Pelicy  Te. TAVTYAT AT 6 OTTITC UIT ER

Clarification Of Formosa Policy Is Believed Ton Ohiective Of Harriman

BELIEVEFORMOSA PRINCIPAL TOPIC AT TOKYO CONFAB   DESIRE TO CLARIFY US RELATIONS WITH NATIONALIST CHINA

MacArthur Will Confer in Tokyo With Herriman   Formosa Problem Is First Item on Agenda For Conference

Hint Harriman To Discuss Formosa Issue  Intends To Clarify U. S. Relations   Intends To Clarify U. S. Relations With Nationalists

Chiang-U.S. Relations  Behind Talks   Chief Reason Why Truman Sent Harriman To Tokyo; Formosa Issue Ureent

Desire fo Clarify Ties with Chiang Behind Confab   Harriman to Confer With Gen. MacArthur For Several Days

Acheson Lashes Out at Critics   Acid Jibes Directed at Taft; Calls Him  “Ra Pyaminict”’

Sec. Acheson Opens Fight On Taft Policy   Calls Senator’s Plan To ‘Re-examine’ Same As Isolationist Stand

Acheson To Fight It Out With GOPs   Secretary of State Decided To Wage Party Battle

Taft Draws Blast from Acheson   Secretary Hits Critics; Ohioan Declines To Repl

Secy. Acheson Decides To Fight GOP Critics, Fires Blast At Senator Taft

Takes Indirect Slap Ay Taft Acheson To Fight Tt Out With Critics

Acheson Set To Joust With Critics  Taft Is Target Of Acid Comment  gg Neeenng cei ee a ae

Acheson Opens Counterattack On G.O.P.  Critics Demanding His Resignation   China Ridicules U.S. Assurances

Acheson To Battle With GOP Critics   Attacks Statements By Senator Taft After Election

Acheson To Give Battle To Critics  Address Made Las Nicht Tudieatac

ACHESON T0 FIGHT IT OUT WITH CRITICS   ‘Jibes Senator Taft as “’Reexaminist’’ Replacing Isolationist.

ACHESON STRIKES BACK AT THE GOF   Attacks Taft’s Post-Election Statements

Acheson Lashes Back at Critics   Secretary of State Denounces Taft's Role as ‘Re-Examinist

Acheson Slugs It Out With 6.0. P. Critics  Secretary Of State eo Pee i tame oe len Yi.  _.

Acheson Decides To Fight It Out With GOP Critics   Hits Back At Taft For Post-Election Statements.

Dean Acheson Opens Counter-Attack Against His Republican Crities

ACHESON TO FIGHT   Meets G.O.P. Demands for Resignation With De: fiant Speech

Princess a Victim of Intrigue? - Fathia Vows She'll ‘Ronol Riad as Moslem

Queen Scores High Intrigue; Fathia Defiant   (See picture, page 2)

QUEEN STANDS BY PRINCESS IN ROYAL DISPUTE   ‘Charges Intrigue Caused King  to Dise Sister Who i, Wed Commoner.

Queen Mother Fights Back  Biamace FEavntian freiek   Blames Egyptian Court Intrigue; Fathie Defies Royal Brother in Marriage

Nazli Puts Blame  On Court Intrigue   Queen Mother Says it Fere. ed Egyptian King to Dis. own His Sister.

EGYPTIAN QUEEN MOTHER DEFENDS PRINCESS FATHI   Nazli Says Court Intrigus Forced King Farouk To  Ricawn Sister

‘Queen Mother of Egypt Cites Intrigue Behind : ‘Son's Move to Disown. Impoverish Kid Sister

Smudge Pots Put in Use by Orchardists   1950 Yield Expected to Be One of the Lowest in Years

PEACH CROP DAMAGED BY ° ~ APRIL COLD   Smudge Fires Set; Too Early To Tell Losses, Says Cummins.

150 Communist Ships Reported Sunk, Damaged  Action Takes Place   Action Takes Place Near Amoy Off Coast Of China Mainland

Nationalists Bomb Ships   Heavy Air Raids Launch. ed Against Communist   . S$hipping

CHINESE NATIONALISTS BREAK WAR SUSPENSION WITH HEAVY AIR RAID ON INVASION SHIPS

9 Chinese Reds to U.N. Parley   Will Discuss Plaint Against U. S. Action in Formosa

China Reds Coming to Lake Succes:   Will Discuss U.S. “Intervention” in’ Formosa, Says Note

Northwest Area Scene of Pushes, Reds Resistance  Reaction of China Awaited in Latest Cautious Offense

Next Eclipse Of Moon Won't Be Until 1953  Sky Clear Here For View Of Lunar Show

Eclipse Takes Place As Advertised  With No Astronomer Found Shot;  "9 Executed For 1952 B. C. Report

Eclipse of Moon Is Uneventful Monday in Contrast with Previous Lunar Exhibitions in Other Times

[Moon Eclipse Occurs as Advertised, Proves Great Advances by Mankinc

Cabinet Quits In Controversy Over Leopola  , Belgian Cabinet ' In Disagreement

GOVERNMENT — OF BELGIUM RESIGNS TODAY   Cabinet Quitn in Face of Mount ing Wave of Strikes Oalled 40 Protest Return of King Leopolt IN to Throne.

Cabinet Falls In Dispute Over King Of Belgium   Nation Torn By Controversy; Wave Of Strikes Called

Cabinet Quits In Spat Over King s Return   Wave Of Strikes Mount In Belgium Protesting Leopold

Cabinet Quits Over Recalling Belgian King   Catholics Fail To Win Liberals’ OK for Monarch

Cabinet Quits In  Controversy   Belgians Ponder Leopold Question

Belgian Govt. Resigns Over  Leopold Issue  Cabinet Quits As Workers Strike To  Dratact Kinn’« Deturs

Belgian Cabinet Falls In Row Over Monarch   Fail To Win Support For Return of Exiled King Leopold

 HIS MORTAR HOLDS OFF COMMIES Dauntle ; Corporal Gives Life  In Rescue Of Ambushed Buddies

Thwart Reds By Grabbing Leaders   Police Act ta Preven Demonstrations

West German Police Arrest Communist To Halt Piot   221 Red Leaders Round Up After Plans For Surprise Sunday Demonstrations Is Revealed

German Police  Arrest Reds   Smash Threatened Odtbreak Arresting 221 Red Leaders

POLICE RAIDS TRY TO SMASH RED OUTBREAK   Action Taken Te Head Off Demonstrations In Ruhr Cities.

Reich Police Dragnet Gets Red Agitators   West German Authorities Strike to Forestall Ruhr Outhreaks

West German Police Strike At Red Cells   221 Communists Seized to Weaken ‘Bhitz’? Meetings

Police Strike at German Commie Cells  1601 Dawe Bena teellao   181 Reds Are Jailed in Effort to Weaken Riots Toda

GERMAN POLICE MOVE 10 AVERT RED QUTBRE   Smash At Leadership Of Threatened Violence During This Weekend   CLAIM TRAINED AGITATORS SMUGGLED TO WEST ZONE

W. Germans Arrest 221 Red Leaders   Smash’ Threatened Communist Riots © Over Wide Area

Policemen Actin: To Thwart Riots By German Reds   Communists Threaten To Stir Up ‘Blitz Rallies’ In West

Germans Raid Red Hangouts   West Police Make Haul To Nip Red Plot For Rallies

West Zone Police Nab 181 Reds   Demonstrations Planned Today  By Communists

RED DISAVOWAL DRAWS ATTACK   Conservatives Renew Strachey Blasts

Back -To-Sea Battle. Rages At Hungnam   Kighth Army Faces New Push

Fight Grows More Critical At Beachhead   Reds Ignore Loss, Pour Into Battle— Evacuation Reported

Allies Hitting Chinese Reds With Planes, Tanks. Men   Doughboy + Packs To Sea of Japan

LOCAL FORECAST—.   Allies Retreat Under Strong Red Attacks   Enemy Indicates It May Be Ready For All-Out Air War

Report Chinese Only Two Miles From Hungnait   Enemy Ordered To Drive U.N. Forces Into Sea; Yanks Being Evacuated

100,000-Man Army Swarms Over Flatlands Today in Attempt to Drive  . UN Troops Into Sea — Latter Strike Back With Air, Tank and Artillery Support, Inflicting Heavy Losses but Foe Continues to Come on.   EVACUATION STEPS PROCEED

Allies Withdraw into 5-Mile-Wide Defense Line   United Nations Forces Destroy Last Bridge Leading into Hunanam

Besieged Hungnam Beachhead Continues to Dimin ish; Blazing Artillery-Naval Barrage Hold Attackers at Bay. '

Pull Outposts Back Across   Eonsons River   Line 5 ‘Miles’ Wide; _ Chinese Using ’ Gas-Type Grenades

United Nations Pull Into Tiny Beachhead, Digging In For Fight   Chinese Communists Fail To Attack, Held At Bay By Heavy Land-Sea Artillery Barrage.

Chinese. North Korean Troops Fail To Attack During With. drawal Of UN Troops—Held At Bay By Barrage   LAST BRIDGE INTO HUNGNAM DESTROYED

Yanks Destroy Last Span Into Besieged City   Combination OF Smoke And Tear Gas Hurled Al Allied Defenders

Last Bridge To Hungnam Is Destroyed   Land, Sea, And Air Shelling Keeps Communists From Cracking Lines

Blazing Land-Sea Artillery Fire Holds Reds At: Bay   Reds Use Gas Grenades In Attack

UN OUTPOSTS AT HUNGNAN MOVING BACK   Troops Blow Up Last Bridge, Mass Behind 5-Mile Defense Line.

South Koreans Push North So Fast Officers Can't Keep Track of Them

Costello Just Isn’t Talking   Tells Senators He's Not: Qualified to Give Betting Information

Gaming Quiz Calls Costello   ‘Underworld King’ Due Before Senate

SENATE HEAR GAMBLING KING   Costello Called Today As Committee Pushes Vice Probe.

Costello Denies Gambling Links   Supposed Underworld King Admits : He Once Had Connections With Slot Machine and Bookmaking Business

Costello Sidesteps Gambling Queries  Underworld ‘Czar’  Cloaime lannranrce

Mystery Man In Gambling Probe Talks To Senators  _ Frank Costello Due   Frank Costello Due Before Committee’s  Sessions For Today

Costello Denies He ‘Qualifies’ as Gambling Witness  Reputed Top Chief Of Business Says Ha’e No Exnert.

Costello Testifies But Doesn't Tell Senators Much   Retired Gambler Says He’s Unqualified in Wagering Topics.

Cannot Furnish Gambling Data   Not Qualified or Eauinped: Costello

Frank Costello To Tell Senate  Of U.S. Gaming   Big-Time Gambler Called to Testify On Ring Operations

Frank CostelloSays HeDoesnt Knowof Big Time Gambling   Reputed King Pin of Gambling World Testifies He Is Unable To Supply Senate With Facts

COSTELLO DENIES HE’S QUALIFIED TO DISCUSS GAMING  ne as ane a ae a wma £1 = 4s ee, BE   SENATORS QUESTION ALLEGED BIG SHOT IN GAMBLING WORLD

Costello Says He Is Not Qualified To Testify About Gambling In U. S.      Reputed King Pin Tells Senators ‘Maybe  Don’t Know About It’

Gambling Data Out of His Line, Costello Claims   Rumored King Pin Of Wagering Clan Knows Nothing

Costello Unable To Make Gambling Report   Says He Is ‘Not Qualified Or Equipped’ To Give Information

Costello Denies Knowing About Bigtime Betting  Quelited to Give  ‘“immtawe labhcnwmsmbime

Costello Naive On Gambling   Reputed Gambling King Pin Claims Ignorance At Senate Investigation   DENIES BOOKMAKING   But Admits Operation In New Orleans of 500 Illegal Slot Machines

Gaming Czar Brands Self : Unqualified   Crime Probers Told By Costello He May Not Know About Wagering

Senators Hear Frank Costello  Doesn't Know About   Doesn't Know About Gambling, He Says

Costello Testifies Under Oath He Is Not Qualified to Discuss Big-Time Gambling

No King Of Gambling Ring, Costello Says   Admits He Once Owned 500 to 600 Slot Machines in New Orleans

Gambling King Mum on Bigtime Wagering in U. S.   Senate Gets No Information Fror Frank Costello at Hearinaq Today

Alleged Gambling Czar Terms Self ‘Not Qualified to Give Betting Data

Costello, Alleged King-Pin Among Gamblers, Testifying Before Senate Group Today

CANT TELL OF GAMBLING —COSTELLO   Reputed Gambling Czar Tells Lawmakers He Doesn't Know About Any Nationwide Syndicate.   OPERATED SLOTS IN NEW ORLEANS   Sold Out Five Years Age and Hasn't Been a Bookie for 15 or 20 Years.

—SENATE— ‘Maybe’ Is Included In Reply   HE’S CALLED A ‘GLORIFIED GOON’

Gambling King Coy at Hearing   Not Equipped to Tell of Big-Time Betting, Says. Costello

Senate Board Seeks Answers To U. §. Rackets   Subpoenas Issued For Frank Erickson And Joe Adani«

Gambler Called Before Senators   Frank Costello to Testify About Bia-Tima Retina

COSTELLO CAN'T GIVE ANY DOPE ON BETS, CLAIM   Reputed Boss of Gambling World Says He's ‘Not Qualified’ To Speak

Not an Expert On Gambling In U.S.   Frank Costello Testifies Under Oath Before Sen ate Group   Slot Machine Operators Also Came In For Some Attention

Knowledge Of Gambling Denied By Alleged Leader   Alleged ‘Kingpin’ Of Nationwide Betting Ring Appears Before Senate Investigatine Committe

Gaming Probers In Summons to Frank Costello  Reputed- Gambler Wil   Reputed Gambler Wil Be. Questioned by Senate Group ©

Frank Costello, King-Pin Of Gambling Fraternity: To Tell Senators Of Wagering

Mundt Advises Coalition Move   Bids Dixie Democrats And GOP To Join In Picking Candidate

WHITE HALL MARINE CASUALTY IN KORE!   Cpl, Richard E. Bixler Wounded bh Action, Defense Department Notifies Parents

11 Million More May Benefit   ‘Employe’ Meaning Is Being Studied

a ARE oe eo ¢ Hecathes a Lexan,  Circulation Chief Finally Gets Around to Vacation

Woman’s Mate Admits Killing Pair   Single Shotgun Blast Slavs Two In Nude Embrace

Florida Tycoon Kills Wife, Man In Love Nest  Truck Firm Head Collapses, is Released After Twin Staying

Lie Is Pushing Compromise In Moscow to Rule Formosa   LIF IN MOSCOW

Tito Promises Fight ToDeath  _ Yugeslavs To Defend Bherty, header Says

Tito Declares Slavs Ready To Fight   Yugoslavian Head Says Nation To Defend Itself

Will Resist, Says Premier   Yugoslavia To Stand Firm, Tito Insists

Tito Says Yugoslavia Will Defend   Premier Says Nation Will Yield Freedom Only at Great Cost to All   Gives Interview   Appreciation Expressed for Help Given by America

Tifo Says Yugoslays Would Yield Independence ‘Only at a Dear Price’

/NOT AFRAID OF REDS -‘Yugoslavia Ready To F ight  For Freedom, Declares Tito

ee To Resist Aggression.... 00 Tito Defies Russia  And Red Satellites

Not Afraid Of Russia   But Tito Says That: If Attack Comes Slavs. Will Fight to Death

Tito Says Nation Can Defend Sel  . Pare Tl e a oT r Om a ee ee gee rm wr os 7s Ns   (ugoslavia Leader Is Grateful For Aid From United States

Yugoslavia Wilf Defend Itself If Attacked: Tito  U. N. Aid Would Be Asked If Russ Attack, He Says

Slavs Prepared To Fight: Tiio  People Know How To Defend Themselves

Yugoslavs Will Defend Selves,  Tito Declares   Premier Appreciative Of American Aid  Qver Famine.

Yu goslavia Will Fi 2 ht ie {tac ked, TitoDeclares   Premier Grateful For American Aid, He Says, And Hopes More Will Come; Famine Threat Will Be Critical

YUGOSLAVIA WILL FIGHT, TIO WARNS   Thanks Americans For Food, Stresses Nation's Plight

Ready To Fight Russian Bloc If  Attacked-Tito   Yugoslavia Won't Give Up Independence; ‘Appreciates’ Aid

We're Ready If Attacked, Tito Declares  Says Soviet ‘Couldn’ Conquer Us Exeept

Yugoslavs Ready fo Resist Attack   Tito Says People to Fight Any Invaders

Tito Pledges Fight to Last Against Foes   Premier Says Slavs Will Never Yield To Russian Attack

Seek Record Output—  Crop Production Targets to Be Hiked for ‘51

Food Production Goals for 1951 Call for 10 Per Cent Boost In Output of Most Commodities

Farm Production Goals Set af Record High  Calls for At Least 10 Percent Boost

Immediate Regulation Of Prices  Requested   Control Is Military Necessity, Senator  Johnson Declares

Solon Calls For All-Out  Price Curbs   Sen. Jéhneon Sees Step Military Necessity As Bill’a Support Grows

Johnson Calls For Control Of Prices, Cites Increases   Purchasing Price Of Defense Dollar Is Damaged, Tex an Save: Mobilization Bill Passage Seen

Senator Calls For Immediate Price Controls   Cost Hike on Military Goods Cited by  Johnson

Texas Solon Demands  Price Curb   Increases Hamper Defense Plans, Johnson Declares

Defense Dollars Take Decrease In Buying Power   Military Leaders See Price Hikes As ‘Maior Problem’

SenatorDemands Prompt Control Of Prices In US   Inflation Is Presenting Greot Military Problem

Price Controls Declared Military Necessity by Texas Solon, Says Boosts Trim Defense Fund

Johnson Claims Price Increases Hurting Defense   Wherry Predicts Measure To Pass Senate Thursday

T exas Senator Says Immediate Action Is Vital   Johnson Says Purchasing - Price Of Military Dolla Sharply Cut; Passage  Of Bill Held Certain

Price Hikes Cut Defense Dollar Value  Sen: Johnson Says ~ Immediate Control *   Sen: Johnson Says Immediate Control OF Prices. ‘Needed:

The Weather   Solon Claims Price Rein Crucial Now  Arms Cost Hike Seen Upping Defense Outlay

SENATOR JOHNSON URGES CONTROLS   SAYS PRICE INCREASES OWN MILITARY Goons HAVE. KF. DUCED PURCHASING POWER

Curbs Seen As Military Necessity   Sen. Johnson of Texas Points to Mounting Costs of Arms.

Sudden Price Rises Scuttle MilitaryDollas   Immediate Controls Defense ‘Necessity,’ Lawmaker Declares

Price Control Urged At Once  Johnson Says Defense Dollar Cut In Half

Immediate Control of Costs Asked   Senator Johnson Declares Action Is Military Necessity

COST OF WAR MATERIALS UP — _ Senate Leaders See Early Passage Of Suitable Economic Controls Bill

SEN. JOHNSON SAYS: Curb Prices Now. Save Tax Money   LIKE HOTCE MPRACIRE

Tag ‘Rags’ Bags 4 Export Firms  $350,000 Worth Of Clothing Confiscated

Barkley Will Pick  Crime Committee   Five-Senator Group Ha Democratic Majority; Veep Is Busy

Vice President Is Powerful senate Force   Veterans Say Barkley Has More Influence Than Predecessors

Barkley Is Credited With Greater Influence Than Any Recent ‘Veep’

Barkley Makes Full Use Of Authority And Influence Granted Vice-President

47 BAKER U. PLEDGES   Dean of Women Announces List for Four National Sororities

RUMOR EAST REIGH FOREIGN MINISTER ARRESTED BY REDS   George Dertinger And His Staff Being Investigated  py ee peet, oar een

aan (ieee iat s 2 serman Official Gls Rept  ata Casead ast + aid Seized by Greates  ‘uccian Police Of Pilari USsial FOHCEe vi Chori

Red German Puppet Falls Into Disfavor   Arrested on “Suspicion of Shirking Duties as Foreign Minister”

Communists Hold Foreign Minister   E. German Official Under House Arrest, Says “Die Welt”

East Germany's Foreign Minister Reported Under House Arrest by Communist Police

Soviets Arrest Berlin Minister  East German Officia Reanded I] S Snyv

UN's Action Momentous   Moye in Korea Is tts First Order for Military Sanctions

United Nations Action Called  Historic Venture  Gives First Order _ For Armed Sanctior - Baainst Aaaressor

U.N Calling On Members To Use Military Force   Momentous Decision Reached Late Yesterday.

U.N. Decision On Korea Is Historie Aet   Is First Time Military Sanctions Have Been Authorized By Council

MilitaryForce Approved ByUN  ‘Urge Members To Back _ Order To Cacsa Fire

United Nations Ask for Force To Halt Agaression in Korea   THE WAR AT A GLANCE

UN Request For Armed Aid Makes History   Security Council Call Comes From Meeting Shunned By Russians

HISTORY MADE BY UN'S VOTE TO AID KOREA   Supporting U. S. Move May Mean Permanent Boycott By Russians

Council Approves U. S. Korea Policy   U.N. Security Body Approves Use of Armed Force in Fiaht

U.N. Calls For Show Of Force   Backs Up Cease-Fire Order In Korea

MOMENTUOUS DECISIONS - UN Calls Upon Members To Use Military Force

PLAN GETS UN APPROVAL   Seven Countries In Quick Support Of U. S. Proposal

U.N. Supports Direct Action Move by U.S.   Historic 7-1 Vote Calls on Members For Military Step

UN Couneil Backs Move In Far East      Member. Nations Get Call To Curb Reds  In Korea Invasion

U.N. Calls On Force To Back Order   Decision is Made Late Last Night By Security Group By Vote of 7 to 1

U.N. Backing Truman Order   Cails on Members to Support Cease-Fire Order N. Koreans Ara Ignoring

Military Force Called For By United Nations   Members Urged To Support Cease-Fire Order To Reds

UN Calls For Military Force Against N. Korea   ASKS MEMBERS TO BACK UP CEASE FIRE ORDER; COUNCIL VOTE 7-1

Momentous Move Gives  U.S. Support  Russian-Boycotted   Russian-Boycotted Security Council Acts By 7-To-l1 Vote

UN Okays Arms Aid To Korea   For First Time, Agency Calls on Members to Use Force to Back Up Cease-Fire Orders

United Nations Makes Historie Venture By Calling On Members To Use Military Force To Back Up Cease-Fire Commands

United Nations Calls For Military Force to ‘Back Cease-Fire Order

UN. ASKS ARMED FORCES 10 BACK CEASE-FIRE ORDER   Security Council Supports U.S. Move To Halt Con  go Ha te Bie

—AN HISTORIC VENTURE— U.N. Urges Members To Help In Korean Battle

U.N. Council  Invokes Force  Against Reds   U.S. Korean Move Backed 7 to 1— Russia Warned

‘Powerful New Communist Attacks Hit the Bogged - Down Allied Offensive; A Breakthrough Reported.

New Red Blows Jolt U. N. Baek   Attacks Brake ‘End War’ Drive;  Marines Launch Counterthrust

Acheson Sees New Ruptures In Relations  Hungary, Romania Incidents Blasted

ANTI-AMERICAN ATTACKS HIT  Acheson Claims Balkan Nations May Force Break In Relations

Whole World Scrambling For Rubber   War Cuts U.S. S Supply; Autc Tires Up 36 Per Cent in Year

SENATORS OPPOSE FOOD RATIONING   Als TAKF STAND AGAINST ANY OTHER WARTIME CONTROLS AT THIS TIMF.

Solons Oppose Controls Over  U.S. Economy   Leading Democrats See Move As Error; Others Want Military Briefing

Demos Rise To Block  Price Rein  Connally Holds Control Now Not Necessary

Democrats In Opposition To  Price Control   Senatorial Attitudes  Emphasize Fact That Action Will Be Slow

Democratic Opposition Arises to Any ‘Immediate Price and Wage Controls

Senators Rap War Controls   No Regulation Need Now, Connally Says

DEMOCRATS HIT RATIONING ACT   Congressional Leaders Also Attack Any Move at PriceWage Controls

OUTLINES MAP UF WAR NECDD FOR CONGRESS   Sawyer Says Truman Must Have Powers to Allocate Raw Materials.

TEXAS OFFICERS KEEP EYE ON CALIFORNIAN  Gambler Mickey Cohen Arrives In Wichita Falls To Do Business’ After Motor Trip From Odessa

Young Farmhand  Sought by ‘Law’   Anger Over Balky Cow Given As Reason For Going Amok With Shotgun and Fire

Heavy Vote Reported In St. Louis But Light Turnout In Rest of State

Heavy St. Louis Voting May Tip Senatorial Race   City Charter Battle: Brings Rush to Polls; Light in Rest of State

Phillies, Yanks To Vie Oct. 4   Tilts Open in Philadelphia; Pitchers Give Bombers Edge

Phils Capture Pennant, Meet Yanks Wednesday  Sisler’s Homer In 10th Spills Brooklyn, World Series Will Onen In Shibe Park

DODGERS AND COP PENNANT   Sisler’s 10th Inning Homer Gives Whiz Kids 4-1 Win

PHILLIES BROOKLYN FOR NATIONAL FLAG   World Series To Begin Wednesday At Shibe Park With Yanks

3 Who Survived Atlantic Hurricane In Motor Launch Reach Port Safely \ But Face Immigration Authorities

$100 Pension Gained In UAW-G. M. Pact   Five-Year Contract Hikes Wage, Retains Cost-of-Livine Formula

G.M., Auto Union Reveal. Surprise Pact  5-Year Accord Grant  Aes facet Mia wad Bas   5-Year Accord Grants 4c Boost Now and for Each Year; Provides $100 Pensions Plan

‘Five-Year Pact Grants Pension And Wage Boost   Cost-of-Living Formula Adopted Two Years Ago Is Retained But Pay Can't Drop More Than Three Cents.

See Withdrawal Possibly Forced By 30,000 Reds   UN Digs In To Thwart Enemy's Bid To Seize Control Of Vital Roads

Tax-Free Oleo on Sale Saturday: Officials to Check on Restaurants

Tax Free Oleo To Go On Sale  Over Nation   It's First Time In 64 Years; Shoppers Warned Of ‘Butterlegging’

Tax-Free Oleo Goes Or Sale Today   Prices Drop As Substitute Butter Is Of-. fered; Warn Dealers To Comply With New Law.

Wake Conferees Informed General Was Convinced, After Private Talk That Neutrality Policy Is Best

Career Day To Be Held In Toulon Wed.   Btark County Seniors Will Have Opportunity To Learn About Careers And Colleges

Democrats Hit for'Pigeon-Hole’   Ferguson Raps Shelve of Amerasia Probe

DEMS’ DELAY IS BLASTED BY SEN. FERGUSON   Tydings Asserts F BI Study Shows Loyalty Records Not Rifled

Delay on New Amerasia Qui Stirs Protest   Republican Ferguson Raps ‘Party Burial’ As Democrats Leave: Probe to Tydinas

Atlantic Allies  Seek Quick Plan  For Europe Army Attlee Will Fly To  BLS. Sunday, Tall -  Ustteh: Frumtest Ore Wor

North Atlantic Leaders to  Hold Meeting   Purpose is For Combining Force  On Defense

SELECT FOUR MERCY KILLER TRIAL JURORS   Dr. Herman N. Sander on Trial for Injecting Air in Veins of Doomed Cancer Patient.   BAR SPECTATORS FROM COURTROOM   international Attention Focused on New Hampshire Case; Doctor's Pastor Prayes for Acquittal.

Jurors Picked in Death Case of World Note   Court Must Ponder Right to Ease End of Cancer Victim

Jury Being Chosen In Mercy Slaying Trial Of Doctor: Four Are Accepted 

Pioneer in X-ray Studies Is Dead   Had Undergona More Than 50 Operations Because of Exposure To Rave

Senator Claims Votes To Force Tax On Profits  Showdown On Dispute Seen In Senate Soon

Rights-Of- Way Needed Af Once OnNew Highway  Bandy Warns Further Delays May tmperil Ginte. Federal Aid

Health Board Moves To Hire Unit Director  interview Sought Wi ae Se   interview Sought With Chicago Man; Salary Of $7,500 Offered

WHEAT OUTLOOK POOR   santa Fe Reports Decline of Pros; pects Since January 1

Best Clue Comes From New York Service Station Where Big Car Stopped For Gasoline

$150,000 Reward ° Posted for Bandits Who Stole. Million   Mask Similar To Those Worn By Robbers In Nation’s Biggest Cash Theft Is Found; Nation-Wide Manhunt Now Under Way

Finding of Mask Another Clue; Reward Running Up _ to $150,000 Offered for Men “Bead or Imprisoned .

Features Index   Charge Reds Working on Mine Strikers   Coal Peace Talks Grind to Standstill

State Apparently Moving Into Duval Election Case: Daniel Probes Law

Formosa Safe for Preseni—Unless—   Chiang Says Defensive Strength Growing, Russian Help to Reds Possible

DANGEROUS GULF HURRICANE MOVES TOWARD FLORIDA   Weather Warns Destructive _Winds and High Tides Are Likely — Residents Brace for Blow.   EXPECTED TO STRIKE SOUTH OF TALLAHASSEI   Meantime Forecasters Keep Eyes on Giant Storm in Atlantic 950 Miles From Miami.

Erratie Gale Slips Toward North Florida   ‘Baby’ Hurricane Grow: Into Severe Storm, Qcean Blow Eved

NEW STORM APPROACHING SOUTH COAST   ‘Baby’ Blow Develop: Into Full-Fledged  Hurricane

‘Baby’ Hurricane Grows Up Fast   Northwest Florida Alerted for Big Wind

First Quadruple Amputee Comes Home From Korean War With Morale High

\Conflicting” Stories Straight. Ary Confirms Amputation of Middleburs Soldier’s Four Limbs

First Quadruple Amputee Of Korea War Comes Home  Soldier Lost Both Hands Above Wrists, Both Legs Below His Knees

Witness Deal Suggested   Quadruple Amputee Comes Home From Korean Wars

General Vaughn. Wants a Federal» Building af Glasgow   Congreasman Moulder. Has No Objection TE ttn le Cantthuiad.

‘Economy Move To Affect Loca Postoffi ice   City Deliveries . Will Be Cut to —6od One Daily

‘Economy Move To Affect Local Posfoffice   City Deliveries Will Be Cut to One Daily

TV Cable ReachesK:C.   Video Network Extends To Omaha on Westward March: South to Florida

South Carolina Gets Monster H-Bomb Plant   Announcement Made Today Of Site For Industry

Congressional Source Says South Carolina Selected as Site for Hydrogen Bomb Plant.

Choose Site of H-Bomb Plant  Has 250,000 Acres   Has 250,000 Acres Along Savannah River in So. Carolina

§. Carolina Gets H-Bomb Plant   Project Will Occupy 250 Acres in Aiken And Barnwell Counties

H-Bomb Plant. Site Selected   Congressional Source Says - Location ‘is Near Town of ‘Aiken, $. C.

Location Near Savannah s Selected  $260,000,000 Cost For Installation:   $260,000,000 Cost For Installation; Families To Move

Sander Says Patient Was Already Dead   Claims He Never Had Intention to Kill Mrs. Borroto

Dr. Sander Testifies Patient Was Lifeless   Accused Doctor Says ‘Something Snapped’, Leading Him to inject Air Into Veins; Insists He Never Intended to Kil] Cancer Victim

Mercy Doctor Qn Stand af Murder Trial   ‘Dr. Hermann Sander Testifies ' That. He Had No Intentions OF£ Killing Patient

TEMPERATURE   Can’t  Explain Air Use   Suff ering May Have  ‘Been Cause

‘Mercy Slaying’ Doctor Appears   Physician Testifies in Own Behalf at Trial In New Hampshire.

Doctor Says Mrs. Borrofo Already Was Dead   Tells Jury He Doesn't Know Why He Injected Bis Into Patient.

Sander Says Shot Given After Death   Doctor Claims He Did Not Intend To Kill Patient

Sander Says Air Injection . Followed Death   Testimony Reveals ‘Something Snapped,’ No Intent to <ill

“Something Snapped” Leading Him To Inject Air Into Her Veins; Doctor Cannot Explain His: Action

Says Patient Dead Before Injection   Testifies He Never Intended To Kill’ Cancer Victim

Dr. Sander Says  Mrs.Borroto Dead Before Injections   Tells Jury He Never Had Any Intention Of Killing Patient

Dr. Sander Tells Jury Air Injection Made After Death  Defendant Denies Any Plan To Kill Victim of Cancer

DEATH CAUSED BY CANCER, HE SAYS ON STANC   Had No Intention O Killing Patient, He Insists

No Indication Of Life Accused Slayer Testifies   Accused Merey Slaver Says “Something Snapped”; Unable To Explain Action After Getting Syringe

Dr. Sander Says Patient Showed No Life Signs  : Defendant Testifies He Had.No Intention

Patient Lifeless When Air Given, Sander Testifies  Calle Hie Behaviour   Calls His Behaviour Irrational, but Says ° No Crime Committec

Physician Testifies In Trial   Claims “There was No Indication of Life, No Reaction’? When He Injected Air Into Veins of Cancer Victim

Patient Died Before He Arrived, Sander States   Physician Charged With "Mercy Killing’ Testifies Today That "Something Snapped, Leading Him to Iniect Air Into Her Veins.   ON STAND !N OWN DEFENSE

Physician Testifies He Never Had Any. Intention of Killing Woman; Says He Signed Death Certificate With Cancer as Cause

DOCTOR ON STAND  Testifies He Thought Patient Was Dead When He Injected Air

Death Aim Denied by Defendant   Believed Patient Dead Prior to Injection, Physician Says.

Mercy Death Jury Hears Doctor's Tale   Physician Relates Events Leadi.ig to Injections of Air

Asserts Patient Dead When He Gave Her Air   Says He Had No Idea Of Killing Woman Doomed by Cancer -:

DENIES CHARCE   Says Mrs. Borroto Was ~ Dead When He Arrived At Her Bedside

N o Reaction By Patient  To Injection   Dr. Sanders Testifies Mrs. Borroto Showed No Indication of Life  VEINS COITTAPSEN   Defendant at Mercy Slaying Trial Denies Intention to Kill

Sander Pleads Daze, Insists Patient Dead   Mrs. Borroto Ridn’t React to Needle, Doctor Tells Jury— Something Snapped’ Before He Acted. Defendant Save

Patient Was Lifeless At Time Of  Injections. Dr. Sander Testifies

merey Meosr  Mrs. “ Borroto Dead Before Air Shots, Dr. Sander States

Defendant Calls Injection of Air Irrational Act   Accused Doctor Can’‘t Explain Reason for Deed

Patient Already Dead, Sander Says   Physician‘ Testifies ~ "Something Snapped’

Mercy Death Doctor Says He ‘Snapped’  Unable to Explain Why Air Injected

Sander Says Woman Dead  At Time Of Air Injection   ‘Something Snapped Inside Me, And I Don’t Know Why I Did It.” Physician Says In Telling Own Version Of ‘Merey Slaying’ Incidents To Court

Something Snap ped,” Doctor Declares as Trial Reaches Climax   ‘No Indication of Life” Jury Is Told   Physician Describes His Entire Conduct as  ‘Irrational Behaviour’

But Is Unable To Give Reason For Injection Of Air   Admits On Stand That “What  Did Doesn't Make Sense”

Woman Gaye NoSign Of Life, He Says   Dr. Sander Declares He Had No Intention  Of Killing Cancer Patjan+t

Dr. Sander Takes Stand  In Own Defense In Trial   Physician Says He Never Had Any Intention Of Taking Life Of His Cancer-Ridden Patient

DOCTOR TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE TODAY   Tells Jury About Injecting Air Into Patient’s Veins

Says Patient Dead Before  Inserting Air   Admits at Trial That Injections Didn’t Make Seance’?

No Intention Of Killing, Doctor States   Can’t Explain His Action, Something Snapped, He Said

No Sign Of Life When Sander Injected Needle   Army Officer Tells About Argument With Mrs. Masden

Mrs. Borroto Lifeless When Air Injected, Doctor Says   Sander Doesn't Know He Used Shot: Denies Committing Crime

Doctor Tells His Story in “Mercy Slaying’ Trial   No Indication of Life In Patient When Air Injected

Cancer, Nof Air, Caused Mercy Death   Physician Takes Stand To Tell OF lnanocence

—MERCY CASE— Something Snapped,  He Says   CANCER GIVEN "AS DEATH CAUSE

K TRIAL FOR MURDER   Tells Jury “Conscience   Clear” in Death Of Mrs. Abbie Barratn

Saw No Blood On Arm At Time Of Air Injections   Tells Defense Council He Neve Had Any Intentions Of Taking Life Of Cancer Patient

Dr. Sander: ‘Something  Snapped’   Doctor On Stand Says His Patient Was Already Dead

‘ Never Had Any Intention of Killing Mrs. Borroto,’ Dr. Sanders Vows on Witness Stan

No Intention Of Killing Woman, Says Dr. Sander  Testifies My . Borroto  iad i Liew d When niectad_

Dr. Sander Says Patient Already Dead  Denies Any Intention To Kill Woman

“No Reaction When Air Was Injected”  “My Opinion Is She Was Dead at the .  ree. a eee

Dr. ‘Sanders Testifies His Patient Was Dead When He Injected Air

ATMMFOURT WEATHER PATA   Sander Testifies Patient Was Dead When He Injected Air

Dr. Sander Says Something Snapped, Leading Him to Make Air Injections :

Sander Denies He Killed His Cancer Patient   Doctor Says He Never Planned Her Death; Never Promised Anyone He Would End Her Pain

Physician Tells Of Injecting Air In Patient’s Vein   Something Snapped, He Tells Mercy Jury

Jury Told Doctor Signified Cancer As Causing Death   Says Note On Air Injection Gwen Woman Panent Juse A Point OF Dats

Doctor Says Air Injected [After Death   Physician Declares No Sign Of Life In Her Before His Act

DONT KNOW WHY HE PUT. AIR IN VEIN   Doctor Accused of Mercy Killing Tells Jury Mrs. Borroto Was Dead Be fore Injection   “WHOLE BEHAVIOR  WAS IRRATIONAL”   Admits He Gave Air Hypos of 25 to 28 CCS But Insists Cancer Killed Patient.  ¢

DID NOT INTEND TO KILL WOMAN, HE CLAIMS NIEMAN, FE CLAIMS  Dr. Sander Testifies There Was No Sign Of Life When Air WasIn 1ected

Patient Was Dead, Says Dr. Sander   Alleged ‘Mercy Killer’ Testifies He Can’t Explain All His Actions

Can't Explain Why He Used Air Injection   ‘Something Snapped’ Doctor Says; Feels Patient Was Dead

No Indication of Life-Dr. Sander  No Reaction When Air Was Iniected

PATIENT LIFELESS, SANDER TESTIFIES   Says “Something Snapped” Causing Him To Inject Air Into Woman's Veins

Dr. Sander Says Rir Injected After Death   Can Give No Rational Reason for Action Tury Is Told

Can't Explain Air Injection  On Dead Victin   Testifies His Action ‘Didn't Make Sense,’ No Intent To Kill

Dr. Sander Claims Patient Was Dead  - Defendant Concedes Alleged Air Injection , “Doesn’t Make Sense’

Festival Princesses To Be Announced In Next Weeks Issue.   Queen This Year May Be Chosen From The Seven Princesses

Demos Pick John Young   Manager of Andegson Campaign Nam State Chairman

Truman Expected To Name New  REC Chairman   Informed Lawmakers Think Action Will Be Taken Speedily

Truman to Name New AEC Chief.   Sumner Pike Wins Senate Confirmation ta Commission Post

New Chief of AEC Expected Near Future   Confirmation of Pike As Member Clears Way For Truman to Make Important Selection

Senate Confirms Pike  Truman Expected To Appoint     ‘Commission Chairman Shortly

Had Served In Cabinet Since 1947   Hugh Gaitskell Likely to Be New Exchequer Boss

Cripps Quits Cabinet Pos!   Britain's Economic Cua: Leaves Government Be. cause of Poor Health.

Cripps Resigns Cabinet Post. Commons Seat   Ill Health Forces Champion Of Austerity To Quit As Chancellor

Cripps Resigns British Cabinet Post For Health   Economic Head Quits After Job Hald Ginea °A7

Cripps Quits Economic Post In Britain   ‘Mr. Austerity’ Too Tl To Go On— ~ Ruinlt Reserves

‘Mr. Austerity’ Quits as British Economy Czar   Sir Stafford Cripps Gives Up Post Because of Health

Health Causes Cripps to Quit   ‘Mr. Austerity’ Plans At Least Year’s Rest

CRIPPS RESIGNS POST AS BRITISH ECONOMIC CZAR   “Mr. Austerity” Leaves Labor Cabinet Because of Ill Health.

Cripps Quits Top British Cabinet Post   “Mr. Austerity’ Ends Long Career Because Of Digestive Diness

lliness Forces Out Chancellor  or Sentiecst! Mite   Sir Stafford Cripps Resians House Seat

Malik Rebuked By 8-3 Vote In U.N. Meeting   Fails In Attempt To Out Chiang’s Ching; Comes Back Today

RUSSIA BEATEN IN FIRST MOVE   Will Make New Attempt Today To Unseat Nationalist China   ‘MALIK HITS AT U. S.

Malik Defeated In UN; Plans New Attempt  Russian Diplomat Loses In Move To Oust Nationalist gy Se Pe Pe

MALIK DEFEATED TRYING TO OUST NATIONAL CHINA   U. $.-USSR DELEGATES TRADE BITTER WORDS IN SECURITY COUNCIL

Malik Defeated On China Issue; Willi Try Again   Soviets’ U. N. Delegate Accuses U. S. of Leading “Naked Aggression” Against Asian Peonles

Malik Trying Again to Oust China From UN   Beaten in First Attempt Yesterday

Malik Returns For Second Iry To Seat Reds   Ouster of Nationalis: China's Delegate is Sought by Russia

Malik Renews Fight To Oust Nationalists   Russians ULN. Delegate Suffers Decisive Defeat In Security Council Vote

Move To Seat Red China In UN F ails   U. 3. Leads Fight  Hh ees ES Me

Malik Beaten bv 8-3 Vote When He Tries to Seat Red China Deleeate: To Try Agau

Malik Loses First Round   Russion Beaten Dacisively, Eight Votes te Three, But Dida’t Walk Out

Malik fo Try Again After 8-io-3 Defeat On Red China Issue  Returning as Chairman Of U. N. Council Afte Y  =a fae low Cee eee.

Beaten On Red China, Malik Fumes   Soviet U.N. Delegate To Try Again As West Allies Unite

Russia's Malik Returns For Another Iry   Beaten in Attempt To Oust Chiang’s China From UN

Block Move To Seat Red China U.N. Delegate   Western Powers Insist Ko rean Issue Must Be Discussed First

Malik, Beaten In One Iry To Oust Chiang’s China, Iries Again Today

Malik Faces Second Defeat at UN Today   Loses Out in Attempt to Oust China's Deleqate

Malik Given Rebuff, Seen Trying Again   Russia Defeated In UN Battle To Oust China Nationalists

MALIK LOSES IN ATTEMPT TO BAR CHINA   Soviet Delegate to Return Today for Another Try Te Bar Nationalist Gevernment   CALLS U. $. AGRESSOR

Malik Back for and Try to Oust Nationalist China   First Attempt Defeated Yesterday by Vote Of Eight to Three

Malik Stays After Losing First Round   Security Council President ~ Qutvoted on China  Issue  RACY TOBay   Soviet ~ Delegate Accuses U.S. of Leading "Naked Aggression" in Asia.

MALIK BEATE ON FIRST TRY IN UN COUNCIL   Russian Move To Oust Nationalist China Voted Down, 8 to 3

Malik Defeated But Will Return   US Securi ty Couneit President Meetina for “Today

Once-Beaten. Malik To Try Again In U.N.   Russia Loses First Attempt To Kick Out Nationalist China

Malik to Try Again fo Seat Communist China   Beaten in First Trial in Council By 8 to 3 Vote

Russian Beaten, Tries New Slant  Malik Wrangles After '  Lgsineg Chine ‘Guster

U. K. Demands Korean Issue  Take Priority  Briton ‘Sup ports  o Agenda Stand

Russia's Malik Loses First Effort To Oust Chiang’s China From United Nations

Jakob Malik To Try Again Today In UN   His Move to Have ‘Nationalist China  Ousted Defeated  Decisively, 8 to 3

Malik Does Not Take Usual Walk After UN Rebuffs  China Seat Seen As Russian Wedge In Karcan Finht

Malik Fails To Oust Nationalists   Russian Council Presidents Want China Placed First

RUSSIA GETS U.N. SET-BACK   Malik Losés Red China Vote In Council By 8 To 3.

Korea to Win U. N. Prioritv   Briton Calls Issue Gravest Ever To Confront Body: Malik Renews Bid to Press Red China Question

SOVIET DELEGATE TO TRY TO OUST CHINA FROM U. N.   Malik, Beaten Yesterday Will Attempt To Unseat Nationalist Member

Malik To Try Again To Oust Chin From UN  ia Defeated   Russia Defeated In First Attempt At Security Meet

Comptroller General In Bitter Blast   Doubt Cast On Future of New U. S. Superliner

Maritime Board Is Assailed   Olificial’s Attack Casis Doubt On Fate Of Plans For Super-Ship

* Attack On Maritime Commission Policy. Threatens Future Of Giant Super-Liner

‘Tarzan’ Story Creator Dies   World-Famed Writer -Burrouchs Stricken

E. R. Burroughs, Author Creator Of Tarzan, Dies   Succumbs To Heart Attack

Author Of ‘Tarzan And The Apes’ Ties: 15 Books Await Publication

Farmer Freed From A Well Excavatior   Man Breathed For Near. ly Two Hours Through Garden Hoce

Save Farmer Held 2 Hours by Cavein  Well Digger Rescued By Etkhort Firemen

Emergency Construction, Repair Units To Maintain Highways In Atomic Attack

Russians May Hit Next In Balkans, Observers Report   USSR Taking Command Of Bulgarian Militar) Forces, Troops Moved To Macedonian Frontier; Quantities Of War Material Unloaded

Watch Soviet Troop Moves  Report Activ vity On d F  aceaqonian Frontier

Macedonians Fear Bulgarian Seizure  Red Troops Pressing Southern Frontiers

Truman May Give Congress Message   President May ‘Ask For Anti-Sabotage Legislation: -

Top Leaders Get Preview Of Message   Rayburn Announces Plan Will Be Sent Cancress Later Today

nnn” CHEWING GUM PATCH ‘ON LEAK IDENTIFIES STOLEN CAR FOR: BRITON.

Gromkyo Charges Direct Agaression   Moscow Asks ‘Immediate Withdrawal’ Of U.S. Forces In Blistering Attack

Russia Demands U. S. Recall Troops In Korea   Gromyko Charges America Trying To Conquer Country, Police Asia

AGGRESSION  IN CHINA ALSO IS CLAIMED   Gromyko, in Lengthy Statement, Charges U. S. With Seeking Strategic Bridgehead in the Far East.

Soviet Claims U. S. Staging Acts Of War  “Ambassador Reports 200,000 Reds

Court Reverses Bridges Ruling  Longshore Leader Now Free On Bail

Budget Experts See ‘Whopping’ Deficit in 59   Treasury May Run into Red to Tune of Seven Billions, Estimates Say.

Sen. George Gives Report On Revenues   All-Time Red-Ink Record To Fall In Fiseal 1951

EXPECT TRUMAN TO BREAK PEACETIME SPENDING PEAK ESTABLISHED BY F. D. R.

Truman May Set Peace Deficit Mark   Budget Spokesmen Say President Will  Surpass Roosevelt

Expect Truman Deficit Spending To Go Over $7 Billion in 1951   See cartoon top of page 6]

Nation Facing Greatest Peacetime Treasury Deficits This Year, Next

U. 5. DEFICIT CLIMBING TO: RECORD HIGH  Congressional Budget   Congressional Budget Experts Believe Truman Will Outdo FDR In Finances.

Experts Claim Figure fo Top FDR's Spending   Economists Predict Treasury's Red Mark To Hit Over 7 Billion

TWO BRITISH POLITICAL: GROUPS: MAKING: APPETIZING PROMISES   General! Election Is Expected To End With “Photo-Finish”

Food Main Issue As British Gets Set For Election   Both Sides Stress Promises To Add To Voters’ Larder:

Conversation Guide Taken For Spy Book  Russians Give Wrong Intention To Troops’  a4 487.....3 7T..14nAgD

Truman Leaves For Conference With MacArthu   Takes Departure This Afternoon For Pacific Trip  . — w . ) 2 ) wo Soe teas.

TRUMAN STARTS PACIFIC TRIP THIS AFTERNOON   Chain Of Worships  Will Be Along Route Over Ocean

Teachers Institute Next Week   Workshop Will Meet In Toulon Tuesday, Dr. Marinaccio To Address Inatitute Wednesday

Workshop, Institute Being Held   Sessions Are Being Held In Toulon Township High School Marinaccio Institute Speaker

Truman Says USSR Heads ThreatenNew World War   Renews Plea for “Genuine Peace” in Dedication of National Memorial

Truman Makes His Most Detailed Indictment Of Soviet Leaders For Threatening War

Soviet Accused Of "Booby Trapping’ Peace   Tenaan Dancuncee Russian Leaders Aj Wer WMonnerc

President Assails Russia's Constant Aggressive Acts   Reds Taken to Task In Speech Dedicating Jefferson Memorial

Increasing Armaments Block Peace   Credits American Aid With Offsetting Reds

WHISKY AUTOS, 8 MEN NABBED NEAR SHAWNEE   957. Cases of Liquor Seized; Vehicles,-Contents Valued At $100,000

Wet Fields Prevent Most Operations Except Hay Baling, Dehydration

ON FARM SCENE   Wet Fields Prevent Mos Operations Except Hay Raling, Dehydration

Big Cloudburst Floods Seven  Ohio Towns   Families Flee Homes, Several Reported Missine

Cloudburst Strikes Mine Area   Thousands Of Families Flee From Their Homes

FARMERS VOTE COMING WEEK  PMA PROGRAM COMMITTEEMEN   Schedule Series Eight Township Meets To Name Officers

Minimum Pay Raises Go To Ohio Workers   Boost First Since °37 For Restaurant. Hotel Personnel

Austrians Smash Red Agitation   43 Demonstrators Arrested In Plan To Block Vienna

Discharged Miner To Get Job Back, Labor Board Rules   Lloyd H. Sidener Who Was Fired on Union Demand Is Reinstated

Miner Who Defied Lewis Reinstated   Claimed John L. Said One Thing and Meant Another.

Miner Wins Long Fight   _ Vindicated By NLRB In Dispute With Union Over Strike-Breaking

British Laborites Show Deviation (f Basic Policy  Newest Philosophy Indicates Weakening

Britain’s Labor Party Hinting At Retreat On Nationalization Policy

Strike Possible ‘Any Minute’ o1 U. 5. Railroads  Union Holding For Third Man On All: Diesels

RAIL STRIKE GETS NEARER   Union Chiefs Says Call For Walkout May Be ‘Made Soon.

Strike Threatened On Railroads Over  ord Man on Diesels   Union Committee to Meet in Chicago Within Next Few Days to Set Date Walkout Might Be Called; Dispute Over Extra Man Long Standin

Rail Brotherhood Warns Row May Lead to Walkout   Dispute on Extra Man For Diesels Is Issue; Meet  Set To Chart Strike

Possibility . of R. R. Strike Still Looms   No Settlement Yet Reached Over Extra Diesel Crewman

Rail Dispute Over Extra Man On Diesel Engine   Last Minute Effort Fails to Negotiate Settlement; May Not Walk Out on All Railroads at Same Time.

Brotherhood Of Firemen And Enginemen Insist On Extra Firemen On Diesel Engines

Rail Strike Seen As Union Fails in Talk With Roads   Union Wants Extra ‘Man On Diesels; Na Pragrece Mada

Extra Man On Diesels Asker   Railroad Brotherhoo¢ Says Dispute May Lead: To Strike.

Dispute May Touch Off Rail Strike  Extra Man Sought On Diesel Engmes

Union Committee Will Meet Soon To Decide Extent And Possible Date Of Any Walkout

POSSIBLE ON RAILROADS   Brotherhood Reveals Dispute May Bring On Walkout Anytime

Firemen May Call Walkout By Next Week   Would Affect 1,400,000 Workers, Tie Up Rail  Qvctame

Union Wants Extra Man On Diesel Crews  Walkout May Come At Any Time

RAILROAD STRIKE CALL THREATENED   CARRIERS AND UNTON IN DIS. PUTE OVER ENTRA MAN ON DIFSEL ENGINES,

Gubitchev Gets Walking Papers   es - Td wit  Russian To Leave U. S. Shores Never To TD abacus.

Russian Spy Is Deported Today   Police Make Sure Gubitchev Sails

Gubichev Heads For Russia  Driecnn Santence   Prison Sentence Is Suspended

Sen. Thomas Trailing In Oklahoma Primary   Veteran Legislator Faces - First Run-Off Of Polit; .  . feal Career. 

Monroney Leads Thomas; Faces Runoff   Congressman Ahead . OF Sen:: Thomes

Senator Thomas Is Trailing Rep. Monroney By 7,000 Votes in Bid for Re-Election

Sen. Thomas Faces First Run-Off      Trails in Vote in Bid for Fifth U. S. Senate Term.

Two Biggest Races Yet to Be Settled in July 25 Balloting   Alexander Runs Away From Field For Republicans   ‘Alfalfa Bill’ Holds Court in Jubilant Mood as Returns Rise

Incumbent 7,000 Votes Behind Thomas Trails Monroney in Oklahoma Senate Primary

SS SNE OF NPD a lle come torecch  Monroney, Murray Lead In Sooner Demo Elections

Oklahoma Senate Fight Nears End   Monroney Leads For Post With Majority Of More Than 7,000

Thomas Trails In Oklahoma’s Primary Race   Mike Monroney Has Small Lead As Vote Count Nearing End

Monroney  Is Ahead.   Leads Sen. Thomas By 7,000 Votes in Oklahoma Primary

Thomas Trails Oklahoma Vote In Senate Race   Incumbent 7.000 Votes Behind Monroney As Returns Near End

Elmer Thomas Trails In Vote  In Oklahoma   More Than 6,000 Behind Monroney As Count Nears End

Thomas Trails Monroney In Oklahoma Race   Incumbent’s 28-Year Polit ical Career Threatened; Murray Tops Governor Contest, Runoff Certain

Thomas Trails; Runoff Slated   Monroney Has 14.095 Lead In Oklahoma Caunt

Monroney Is Ahead of Vet State Solon   Thomas Trailing as State Returns Pile Up; Murray Has Big Lead for Governor

Monroney Tops Thomas; Run-Off Sure   Veteran Senator Trailing; ‘Also-Rans’ Put Of Outcome

Senator Thomas Trails in Primary in Oklahoma   And Minister Sweeps Republican Nomination in July 4 Voting.

Oklahoma Demo Primary Election Nears Completion   Thomas Trails Monroney By 6,000 Votes in Senatorial Race

THOMAS TRAILS iN OKLAHOMA   Rep: iMoroneygL'e ac a as s By 5 000,Vot otes  In Race  vag 4   at ai For ‘Senate’ Seat 2 ate

MONRONEY IS AHEAD IN OKLA.   Run-Off Is Assured By Votes Of Other Five Candidates

Trails Opponent In Oklahoma. ... Senator Thomas Is Behind in Primary

Thomas Trails Monroney in Oklahoma Race   Runoff Election Assured; Murray Holds Wide Lead

Mike Monroney Leads in Oklahoma Primary Senate Battle   MURRAY OUT IN FRON]

CHILD KILLED BECAUSE SHE DISTURBED VIDEO   Father Says Daughter's Cries Interfered With Telbtvision Prorram

C\Belle Vernon Soldier Crash Victim   Freak Friday 13th Crash Take Thirteen Lives In Georria

Glider Crash Cause Being Investigated   Freak Accident Kills 11 Pupils, Teacher, Pilot

Most Victims In Training as Paratrooners   Four Injured in Tragedy at Fort Benning Friday

State Senate Votes To End Rent Controls   Tally Is 42 To 4; Keesler Field Commander Protests Upper House’s Action

Help Rushed To City In lowa  $1 Million Damage After Big Ice Storm

Farm Price Report Today To List  Crops at or Above Ceiling Levels

Information Sought Or 25 Men Who Have Neglected To Enroll After Discharges.

Miners Look To Capital With Hope   Operators And Lewis To Reopen  Talks Wednesday

REPOR: YANK” * GENERAL HEADS KOREA DEFENSE   Johnson Says U. S. Not Yet Committed to Sending Ground Troops.

GOP.:Win Dooms. “Pair Deal” And Other Policies   Truman’s Congressiona Losses Will Curtail White House Power

 Democrats’ Narrow Congress Edge Hints 2-Year War With White House

PLAN GERMAN GROUND AND AIR FORCES   Twelve Atlantic Alliance Nations Meeting in Brussels Map 1,000,000Man International Army.

Atlantic Nations To Have Upward: Of 60 Divisions   Occupying Powers Agree To Make Concessions To Bonn Government

ATLANTIC PACT NATIONS AGREE 10 GERMAN ARMS   GENERAL IKE WILL START ORGANIZING EARLY NEXT YEAR

Pact Chiefs Agree on Part For Germany   Air, Found Force Included; Oppose Red Aggression

DEFENSIVE PROGRAM OUTLINED German Participation In International Army Is  Voted By 12 Nations

General Who Led Allied Forces To Victory In World War II Chosen By North Atlantic Pact Powers As Supreme Commander Of Integrated Army To Defend Europe Against Communist Aggression—Will Begin Early In 1951 To Organize Forces

Atlantic Pact Nations Ask Famous World War Il Leader Direct International Troops

Plan For Germai Air, Land Units Finally Adopted   "Reds Step Up Pressure on Beachhead: Allies Lose Stratesic Yonpo Airfield

Atlantic Pact Nations Agree lo Air Force  PREM CRISES. IDEM on DOU   Germans To Get Own Pilots As Defense Plan

Ike Is Formally Named  European Commander; More U.S.Troops To Go

Eisenhower Will Organize Forces Of Pact Nafions  German Participation In Army le Annravos

Unified Army To Consist Of 55 To 60 Divisions; We. Germany Will Contribute a Cambhat Tlnite

Eisenhower Is Named as Top Leader   WO LNQALEEUU AY Top Leader  Atlantic Pact Nations Complete Plans for Formation of Defense Force  Call for Divisions  Brussels Meeting Asks  55 to 60 Units by End ~f 1022

Atlantic Pact Nations Agree German Forces Will Be Used in International Army

EISENHOWER IS NAMED COMMANDER   To Begin Early in 1951 to Organize International Army

‘Ike’ to Lead Atlantic Pact Milifary Force   Agreement Signed For West Europe Army of Defense

Treaty Nations To Speed Lineup Of Defense Army  Agree To Approach Germans To Join in European Force

Appointment By Nations Atlantic Alliance Next Year   Democracies Seek Particination by Western Germany in International Defensive Aros

Germans Included in West Europe Force   Ike’ Named Commander: to Start Organizing Early in 1951

Twelve Atlantic Pact Nations fo Plan for Peace   German Participation in Integrated Force © for Area Announced

Eisenhower Will Command Europe Defense Force   Atlantic Chiefs Agree To Let Germany Have Own Air Force

Gen. Eisenhowel To Head Pact Defense Force  Announce Ike To Start Forming Army Early Next Year

— DEFENSE — 12 Nations To Unite Efforts   GERMANS GET CONCESSIONS

General Is Chosen For Allied Post   Atlantic Pact Heads Set Up Plans For Defensive Wall

SHAEF Leader To: Reorganize : Europe Defense   Atlantic Pact... » Nations To Build Million-Man. Anny

NITH GERMAN UNITS  Atlantic Nations Give Ike Go Sianal to Form Army

Pact Nations OK Eisenhower As Commander  Will Start Organizing International Army Early in 1951

Truman Names Eisenhower T o  Direct. Forces  West Europe Powers Agree On Defense Army Command

Pact Nations Agree on Plan  For Defense   Program Calls for 1,000,000-Man Army Including 25 German Units and Air Force

U.S. to Send More ‘Troops to Europe   Atlantic Pact Nations Name American Leader

Atlantic Pact Confah Reports Eisenho w ex Starts Early in 1951   Will Raise Army of 55-60 Division:   Plan Calls for Small German Air Force to Assist Ground Force

Shelton Foe Puts Torch to Buildings  Follows Soon After Funeral of Roy

School Board Election Today   Annual Meeting Sci for Tonight in School Office

School Election Is Set for Monday   2 Trustees to Be Elected from Field. of Three Candidates

UMW Accused By Illinois Minet  Says Union Ousted Him During Strike

Miners Union, Employer Hil By Labor Board   *Back to. Work’ Leader Charges Unfair Methods

MINER APPEALS TO LABOR BOARD   ‘Declares That He. Lost His Job Ahd Was Fined $50,000 For Trying To Go Back To Work.

NLRB To Probe Miner’s Charge  Engineer Says Union Winnad Eien C20 NON

Bolton Acauitted  In Reuther Case  Jury Decides He Was Not Gunmen

Jury Frees Bolton  In Reuther Attack  Defendant Facing Burglary Sentence

Reuther Attack Suspect Freed After Jury Trial   Jurors Acquit Carl Bol.

Refinery Engineer To Head Red Cross Drive In This Area   Hartman Will Name His Campaign Assistant Later

W age Controls Depend Upon  Russia’s Move   ' Materiel. Manpower Laws Up to Soviets

TELLS HAVEN HALL ARSON  Latin Teacher Confesses $618.000 U. of Mich. Fire

Latin Teacher Is Accused of Arson at Michigan U.   University’s Haven Hall Burned in June in $618,000 Blaze.

HOLD TEACHER AS ARSONIST   U-M Latin Instructor I: Charged With Setting Haven Hall Blaze

Teacher Admits He Set Big Camous Fire   Blaze Destroyed Historic Michigan University Hall

Latin Prot Started Fire  Admits Setting Blaze at University of Michiaan

College Teacher Held as Arsonist   Instructor Admits Setting Campus Fire

Teacher Set Fire to Hall Of University   Declared to Have Admitted Arson at Ann Arbor, Mich.

Expansion  of Navy, Air Force   Defense Officials To Follow Plan Approved by 12 Pact Nations

Responsibilities Under Defense Plan Mean Greater Navy, Air Force

Pact Role May Up US. AF and Navy   Bombing Duty Said Assigned Us Sea Task Cited

Higher Prices Forecast For U. 5. 1n 1951   AgricultureDept. Says Food Costs To Rise Again

Food Prices May Reach New High In Coming Year   Situation Depends On Anti-Inflation Meusures Invoked By +hae favarnmarn:

Food Prices To Soar Even Higher In ‘51   Agriculture Dept. Foresees New Hikes Coming Next Spring

Higher Food Prices--Perhaps Highest On Record Are In Prospect For Next Year, USDA Points Out

Food Prices May Hit Highest Mark Says Ag Departmen   Demand for Food Will Exceed the Supply, It Says

Higher Food Prices Seen Coming Year   Agriculture Dept. Says They May Reach All-Time Record

Food Prices Still Climb —   May Pass 1948 Peak By Spring Unless Some Controls Are Invoked

Food Might Hit Record Peak in °51   Prices Could Surpass Record Level of 1948  Because of Demand, Jo Vinw   Factors Are Cited   Employment, Socia! Security Inerease Arc Contributory

Food Prices May Hit New HighIn1951   Increased Demand Cited By Agriculture Mivision In Warning

Highest Food Prices Yet Is. 51 Forecast   Spring Spiral May Shove Costs To New Mark For Nation

Food Prices  May Rise in ‘51 Federal Officials See Possible New Record

Record High Food Prices Possible  Administration Aides Open Attack for New Rent Control Measure

Food Prices May Hit New Peak in 1951  Hike in Demand Seen as Cause By Agri Agency

Record High Food Prices Predicted   Reinforced Pressure in Spring Expected to Boost Inflation

Higher Prices for Food Seen   Next Year’s Outlook Calls for Sharp Boost

Late Winter Food Price Boosts Seen For Nation   Agriculture Chiefs Claim Advance Will Be Stopped In 1951

Cost of Foods May Hit a New Peak in 1951   Could Climb Enough To Bring Controls on Farm Commodities

Increased Food Prices Forecast  Rent Controls   Rent Controls Campgian Opened

 Vepartment Announces  Record High Food Prices May Be In Prospect For Next Year

Higher Food Prices Are In Prospect   “Reinforced pressure By Next Spring Soavs Ac. Department

» MUCH DEPENDS UPON CONSUMER DEMAND  ‘Hiqher Food Prices Predicted for 1 95]

Higher Food Prices Seen In Next Year   Agriculture Department Predicts Highest Costs In Food Ever in History By “Reinforced Pressure’

INCREASED FOOD PRICE FORECAST   Agriculiure: Department Says Costs Mav Hit New High Record Next Year.

Higher Food Prices Seen For Next Year   Consumer Demand Expected to Increase in Spring

Highest Food Prices Ever in Prospect   Agriculture Predicts “Reinforced Pressure to Bring Spring Upturn

Soybeans   Arkansas Housewives Feed Families on Less Than in ‘49

Telephone Strike Mushrooms As Bell Workers Honor Lines  Service Not Expected te Be Hard Hit, Execs to Operate Switchboards

Union Hopes Walkout Will Tdle 500.000   Maintenance Workers Picket Exchanges In Pay Dispute

Nation Hit By Phone Strike  : ea  17,000 Workers In  Nation Are Affected

Pickets Are Hampering Operations   Executives Handling Long Distance Lines Where Operators Refus: To Cross Picket Lines.

Infernal Revenue Agents Astounded by $10 Giff To Aid A-Bomb Project

Release Of NG Units Probable  Only Emergency . To = Keep Them On Job

MAY RELEASE GUARD DIVISIONS IN SERVICE  tie Eee 6 bh ete me 8 te Lent

Jet Fighter Disintegrafes, Kills One Man, Sefs Off Raging Blaze in Oil Refinery

9 Die, 5 Lost As Mine Rips U.S. Warship  3 Ohioans Among Casualties On Brus! Off North Korea

VA Hospital Cut Restored   House Votes $279,000,000 Expansion » Bill “ Which Goes tothe Senate.

Vote Expansion of VA Hospitals   House Bill Calls for 24 New Institutions; Goes to Senate

Rebukes Truman By Approving 16,000 New Hospital Beds      Had Said They Weren’t Needed

VETS’ HOSPITAL MEASURE VOTED   House Passes Bill For Ex.pansion Of Program— Would Restore Cut Ordered By Truman.

VA HOSPITAL WORK VOTED  a, ‘House Favors 24 New Centers,  Eepansion of 713 Oflpre .

House Votes $279,000,000 for Expansion Of VA Hospital Program: Funds Due Later

Sky Lighted U by Rocket or Huge Meteor —   Eastern U.S. and Canada Witness Great Flash

Dazzling Glare In Canadian Sky Called Meteor   Some, However, Suspect It Was Super Rocket Tested By Air Force.

Has Complaint On Election —   Washington Has It But Caruthersville Man Denies Mokina :

Airman Guilty In WAF Death Denies Attack  Jurist Puzzled When © Tory Acke Na Ranthk

Convict Sergeant Of Slaying WAF   However, Jury Asks He be Spared From The Death Penalty

Buswell Convicted Of Slaying Woman   Jury Reemomends Man Be Sparved Penalty of Denth

ANNIVERSARY AND REDEDICATION GRANT LUTHERAN CHURCH   On Sunday It. Will Be 60 Years. Since "Founding

Grant Township Lutheran Church Dedication Feb. 5  New Building Has   New Building Has Been Enlarged and Inside Redecorated

Grant Township Lutheran Church Dedication Feb. 5  New Building Has Been Enlarged and

Upstate Ice Stor Cuts Off Power   Wabash Blacked Out And Without Phone Service; Temperature Drop Freezing Rain

Threat Of Red Sabotage Revolution Theme Still First In Communist Plan

‘ARMS AND ARMS AGAIN’  Reds Aim to Sabotage U. S. at Its Foundations

Communists In U.S. Are: Industriously Studying Doctrines Of Revolution

MacArthur Hints Reds Recruiting fen in Manchuria  Implies Open Aid To North Koreans From Chinese Reds

‘North Koreans Recruiting In Manchuria, M‘Arthur © ;Reports to United Nations

IS ORDERED TO DUTY Capt. Victor B. Tate Has Beet  Navel PWeserre Instructor

Good Afternoon!  in Today‘s Journa   1950 Cases Appearing Two Months Earlier  Doctors In Rio Grande Valley Worried Over Polio Outbreak

RIVER SURGES INTO STORES AT ROSICLARE   Grocers Move Stocks Inte Homes at Town Unprotected by Levee.

War Drums Drown Out Yule Bells  World Celebrates   World Celebrates Christmas Despile Fears Of Crisis

Daily News Index   Spirit of Christmas Extends Even Behind the [ron Curtain

World Enjoys Best Post-War Christmas Despite Restrictions In Red Nations

Thunderstorm Disrupts Mexia Electric Service; Twister In East Texas

Jobless Benefit  Claims Reported  94 Filed Week Ending June 3, Gained 10 —

JOBLESS CLAIM TOTAL IS 94  ce a. ee    Decrease Is Noted —In.Newly.Unemployed At Local BUC Office 

START SLOW FALL   Several Rivers in Kansas Are Still Flooding in Some Areas

3 Persons Dead In Gas Blast  Indiana Explosion Rips Brick Building

BLAST WRECKS INDIANA CAFE   THREE KILLED WHEN EXPLOSION RAZES BRICK BUILDING

2 PERSONS DIE IN CAFE BLAST   13 Others Hurt; Fireman Drops Dead at Scene

Two Are Killed by Blast, Fireman Dies of Heart Attack; Two-Story Building Is Demolished.   ONLY FRONT AND REAR WALLS REMAIN

2 Persons Killed, Another Dies Of Heart Attack And 13 Injured In Cafe Explosion

Gas Explosion Razes Building --Three Dead   Blast Wrecks Novelty Store and Restaurant In Northeast Indiana —Six Critically Hurt

THREE KILLED SIX INJURED IN INDIANA BLAST   Explosion Occurs as Gas   _ Turned Back on After   Flood.

Explosion Levels Buildings; 3 Deac   Six Injured in Blast in Portland, Indiana

FUNERAL OF MA. AUSOD 5 LARGELY ATTENDED   Former County Detective Was Ill Only Few Days   INTERMENT IN BRISTOL

Jump From Speeding Train Saved Lives of Five GI's   Re HOW Wweeremiy ary

Timely Jump from Prison Train Saves Lives of Five U.S. Soldiers in Korea

Five American Prisoners Leap From Train To Eseape Sunchon Massacre

U. $. POWs Leap From Train; Safe   5 Americans Escape Sunchon Massacre By Leap From Red Train

_ ESCAPED MASSACRE— Leap Fi rom Train Saved Lives Of Fi we Soldiers

American Describes Escape After Making the Death March From South Korea

Harriman Gets  Good News On  Visit To Front Finds U.S. Military,  Qo Lew... fhe se   Finds U.S. Military, South Korean Chiefs ‘Cheerful. Ontimistia

Harriman Visits Korean War Fron!   Reports Finding U. S. Leaders ‘Cheerful And Optimistic’

Harriman At  Front, Reports Cheerful Views         Truman Adviser  Says Morale High On Korea Scene

A. Harriman Makes Trip   President's Foreign Affairs Assistant Visits Front

HARRIMAN FLIES TO KOREA FRONT   Finds U. S. Leaders Very Cheerful, Optimistic

President Urges Plan As Congress  Begins Sessions   Chief Executive Wants %)-Day Rent Control Extension, Statehood For Alaska, Hawaii As Short Session Starts; New Billions For Defense Likely To Be Raised

Taxes, Defense.  - To Top Agenda   Democratic Leaders Meet President On Lame-Duck Session Strategy

Truman Asks Extension of Rent-Control   ‘Request Made of Congress Which Reconvenes Today

Lame Duck Session Opens: Rent, Statehood Up First   Military Funds and Little Else Expected From Dying Congress

Traman Asks : Statehood and Rent Action ©   Only 3 to 4 Week  Session Seen as Congress Reconvenes

8Ist Congress in Lame Duck Session; Truman Asks Control Of Rents, Two Statehood Laws

Rent, Alaska  Statehood Laws Asked   Lame Duck Congress Expected to Approve Billions for Defense

Truman Asks “Lame Duck” Session Of $1st Conaress fo Extend Rent Control 90 Days

Rail Strikers Get Peace Plea   Mediation Board Calls on Switchmen To End Walkout in U. S. Interest

West Virginia City Claiming Honor Of Having Originated Mother’s Day

RESERVOIR OF MANPOWER FOR MILITARY DUTY  Defense Department Directs Drafting of  Men for U.S. Armed  Services.

Men of 25 Would Be First To Go   Army Would Get First Contingents— Light Call Likely

Ground-Breaking Date Set At SR   FIRST SPADE WILL BE SUNK BY PRESIDENT AT A FEB, 28 SERVICE

Walsh Flight Paves Way For P. O. Vote   House Decides  On Action Today

Senate Committee ‘To Quiz Seeretary On Naval Upset   Query Wilh ‘Take Pliee Price to Passing an Admiral Sherman  as Glief

GROUP TO QUIZ SEC, MATTHEWS   Action on Adm. Sherman To Be Delayed

Senate Shifts On Naval Row   Matthews To Be Queried On Defense Policy; Senators Row

Committee Will Question Matthews  Senete Group Reverses Salf, Wil Penke Dafenca Raw

Approval for Sherman as. Navy Chief   Senate Committee Acts After Word From Matthews

INTO DEFENSE ROW   Senate Armed Service Com:  mittee to Question Naval Secretary

Fleet Marries Number Three   ‘Last Time,’ Says Actor After Monte CarloRites

_THIRD AND LAST” Errol Flynn Weds Red-Headed  Actress In Monaco Ceremony

Flynn Marries ‘For Last Time’  Civil Ceremony Is” Performed hy Mayor

‘Third and Last Time’  Errol Flynn Marries Actress in Monte Carlo

SUMMER — SESSION  Enrallment at K. U. Proba. bly Will Be Below  Last Year's

Rivers of Hot Lava Race 20 Miles to Ocean   One Town Isolated; 15 Homes, Church Dactraved in Another

Mauna Loa . Erupts, Razes Many Homes   Villagers Trapped By River of Lava; Aged Pair Missing

lolten Lava raps Group   awaii’s Mauna Loa Blows; are Missing. Others Circled

: > ig. Loa Boiling Over  2 Missing, 15 Homes Burned  As Hawatian Volcano Erupts

Lava Erupts In Hawaii, Buries Homes   Two Missing, Scores [rapped as Mauna Loa Volcano Sends Red-Hot Stream 20 Miles to Sea

Lava Flows to @ Sea in Eruption 0 Mauna Loa   2 Persons Missing, 15 Homes Destroyed On {sland of Hawati

Democrats Choose Splain, City Native, As State Chairman   Maurice Splain, Jr., Says No State Districts Are ‘Hopeless’ In 1950; Party Organizes To Re-Build Forces For Campaign

a Washington ----=------7-7-7-™ ‘ Demand A Bomb Ultimatum In Korea And i falling Up National Guard -

Demand for A-Bomb Ultimatum Is Voiced   Rep. Bentsen Applauded When He Makes Proposal in Congress—Sen Johnson of Texas Urges Nationa’  Guard and Reservists be Called.      EXCISE. TAX CUT DITCHED

British Press Raps U.S. China Policy, Fears Allied Split   Leading Papers Comment On Report New Aid “To Nationalists 1s. Contemplated While England Weighs Recognition of Reds

OPINION IS DIVIDED ON AID TO CHINA   Britain Is Critical Of Washington Policy On Far East Situation

U. S. China Policy Called Deplorable   British Newspapers Claim Washington Strainina Analo-American Partnershin

China Policy Hit By British Press   ‘England Ready to Extenc Recovnition to Mac

Britain Raps U.S. Policy In China   Truman Says Americc Won't Go To Defense Of Formosa

British Criticize U. S. China Policy, Fear Strain on Friendly Relations

Stra Feared In Partnership Over Formosa   L.S. Mav Give New Ale lo Chiang: British to Recognize Reds Soon

British Newspapers Criticize United States China Policy   Fear Stand May Strain Relations   Of Anglo-American Partnership

British Papers Attack U.S. Policy In China; Say Washington Wobbly   Manchester Guardian Says ‘It is Rare For A Government To Repeat Its Mistakes So Exactly, Ouickly As Truman Has Done’

British Newspapers Rap Washington’s China Polic}   Fear Voiced Anglo-American Partnership May Be Strained  Jf Truman Gives Further Aid to Nationalists—Foreign Office Spokesman Says There Is No Announcement On Date London Will Recognize Red Regime.

Sth Army Waits Reds at New Defense Line  Retreat Halted But + 30,000 in Northeast   Retreat Halted But 30,000 in Northeast In Increased Peril

Other Trapped Gls Face New Dangers   Army Chief Doubts Effectiveness Of Atomb Bomb In Present War Situation

Eighth Army Sets Up New Line Near  30th Parallel   Chinese Troops Enter Pyongyang, Blasted Heavily ~Bv U.N: Planec 

Army Sets Up New Defense Line in Korea   No Relief Yet For 30,000 Troops Trapped in North

Allies Ready To Fight Reds   No Relief Seen For U. 8. Troops Trapped By China Army In North

Position Of 8th Army Secret; South Koreans Build Other Defense Positions South Of 38th Parallel; Chinese In Pyongyang

New UN Positions Reportedly Deeper South Of Capital   Allied Bombers And Fighters Pour Withering Fire Into Communist Troops Moving Into  Burned - Out North Korean City

Peril to GPs In Northeast Now Increased   Collins Thinks Eighth Can Take Care of Self; Spurns Use of A-Bomb

Halts Its Ketreat From Pyongyang At Secret Site   No Relief In Sight For 30,000 Yanks Trapped In Northeast

ALLIED TROOPS POUR SOUTH OF 38TH PARALLEL   Air Force Claims To Have Killed 2,500 Com munists Tuesday   NOTE OF OPTIMISM SOUNDED BY COLLINS  :

Pyongyang Retreat Halts at Undefined Positions; 30,000  In Northeast Trap

Selieved to Be South  of 38th Parallel; Gen. Collins Rules Out Atom Bomb as Being of No Tactical Use.

LEADERS REFUSE TO DISCLOSE ITS EXACT POSITION   General Collins, American Chief of Staff, Says Force Is Capable of Taking Care of Itself.   PERLUL OF TRAPPED MEN IN NORTHEAST GROWS   Bradley Explains His Re: marks About Evacuation Referrec Only to Troops  in That Sector.

Babe Ruth-Al Jolson School For ‘Black Sheep’ Is Closing Its Doors

School That Was Called Home by Babe Ruth, Al Jolson Closes Doors as Aid Is Withdrawn

ALLEN NEW HEAD OF DRAFT BOARD   County Group Votes to Adopt Deferment Plan for College Men

ALLEN NEW HEAD OF DRAFT BOARD   County Group Votes to Adopt Deferment Plan for College Men  AT TODAY'S MEETING

Acheson Claims Attacks Weaken Foreign Policy   Angry Criticism Is Directed at Senator McCarthy

Rail Strike Peace Talks Stepped Uy By Mediation Blot  ee   Board 'Presecsifor End Tc 6-Day Walkout; Full Mill Deliveries Set Today

WOMEN ASKED TO VOLUNTEER   ‘Navy and Marines Seek Veterans For Active Duty.

Daily News Index   Big Parade, Of Bargains, On May Day   Rainmaker Awaiting Shot at Right Clouc   (See Detailed Crop Report on Page 12.)

Daily News Indoy   iid cali lindas. i,  Big Parade, Of Bargains, lIOn May Day      Rainmaker Awaiting Shot at Right Cloud      (See Detalled Crop Report on Page ]2.)

FOUR MEN DIE IN ROAD WRECK   Three Instantly Killed, Another Fatally Hurt, When Car Hits Bridge Near Charlotte.

Governor Raps GOP Tax Plan   Cleary Declares Ast ‘Honest Deal? Handed Taxpayers

But Repisblicans Seek Road Levy   Governor's Profits Tax Bill Filed by Detroit Democrat

GOP FAVORING CONSUMER TAX, SAYS GOVERNOR   Speech Follows Caucus Ir Legislature On Highway Issue

Lewis, Other Trustees Clear Way For Pension, Health Benefits Shortly   Estimated $25 Million Is Turned Over To New Board Of Trustees; Local Officials Of Union Saw It ‘Won't Re Tan Fact’

ARE RESUMING $100 PAYMENTS      Trustees Of Miners’ Welfare Fund Accept $25, 000,000 In Royalties

New Bills Pile Up In Legislature  Action Completed  On Prime Purnng.

Heaviest Fighting is on Right Flank of U. S. Troops Before Taeau: Bia Push Is Imminent

U.S., Koreans Hit Vanguard Of 50,000 Commie  Some Reds Only &   Some Reds Only 8 Miles From Taegu; Report Heavy Fight

U.S. Forces Strengthen Right Flank   5 Red Divisions Attempting Drive On Allied Center

Reds Infiltrate to 8 Miles From City; Say 50.000 Press Attack   Heaviest Fighting of 120-Mile Front Is on American Right Flank Near Taegu; Enemy Keeps Tanks Out of Range

Guns, Planes Hit Reds In  Vital Sector   U. S. Commander Says Decisive Action Can Start In 48 Hours

Combined American-South Korean Attack Hurled At Infiltrating Foe

U.S. And South Korean Troops Hit Invaders   Biq Communist Push Believed Imminent; Hoarded Tanks Used

Doughboys and South: Koreans. if Intilfrators        Heaviest Fighting on 120 Mile Front Is on ‘American Right Flank

Vanguard of 50,000 Men Turned After Bloody Fight On U.S. Flank Near Taegu

a Breakthrough           Big Guns, Planes Ro In Action on: Fro Facing Key City.

Reds Within Eight Miles Of Rail Hub   Expect All-Out Enzmy Drive Today

Biggest Battle Imminent Near  US.-Held Taegu   Big Guns And’ Planes Brought Into Batile On Taegu Front And Casualties Thought To Be Heavy; Americans Drive Enemy From Several Important Ridges

Combined American - South Korean _ Counter Blow Hurled at Invaders, - Some of Whom Had Penetrated to Within Eight Miles. of City—Big _ Push Seen Imminent as Enemy Masses ’ Five Divisions—Next 48 Hours May -“ Bring Decision.   U..S.: BIG GUNS, PLANES HELP

Foe Within 8 Miles Of City Before Withdrawal;  All-Out Drive Shaping Up

Red Drive OnTaegu Is Expected   Heavy Fighting, Many Casualties In Bitter Battle Near Major Central Warfrant Pnoin#

Enemy infiltrates Within 8 Miles of Rail, Supply Hub  U.S. Air, Artillery Fire Takes Heavy Toll of Reds

IS BELIEVED IMPENDING   Officers Declare Critical Phase On Taegu Front Near

TEMPERATURE   Gis Hurl Back New Assault   Red Infiltrators Within 8 Miles Of Korean City

bey. Await Promised  All-Out Attack by Red  Koreans on Taegu Front

Allies Are Holding on All Fronts   Troops Fighting Over 100-Yard-Wide Area of No-Mun’s Land in Fierce Battle   Enemy Loss Heavy   Crack in Line Would Let Five Divisions in on Supply Center

Enemy Is 8 Miles From Vital City   Believe 48 Hours To Bring Decision in Taegu Campaign

Doughboys Drive. Vanguards Back   Combined American-South Korean Attack Is Hurled At North Korean Flanking In filtratione

But Real Drive Yet To Develop   Heaviest Fighting Reported in Sector Just North of Taegu

DRIVE BACK VANGUARDS OF 50,000   Heaviest Fighting on 120Mile Long Front on’ American Right Flank Before Taegu.   HOLD 12 MILES FROM CAPITAL CITY   Allied Supplies Slowed Briefly, But North Korean Attempt to Cut Road  is Unsuccessful.

Push Leaders Of Offensive From Position   Reds Still Build Power for Drive Aqainst Taequ

Spearhead of 50,000 Communist Soldiers Beaten Back In Desperate Fighting In Central Sector; Five Divisions Wait For Crack In American Lines.

50,000 Communist Troops Press Down From North Against Taegu   BIG PUSH IS EXPECTED   Next 24 Hours Is Expectec To Bring a Decision on  Attack

Yank Troops, Guns and Planes Hammer at Enemy Wedge Driven Into Central Line; Big Push Due

Fighting Heavy On Yankee Right Flank   Next 48 Hours Could Bring Decision on Big Push For Taegu, Battle Mounts in Fury Over Small Area

Vanguard of Red Attackers Pushed Back   Infiltrators Had Crept Within 8 Miles of Vital Center; Heavy Fighting In American Sector

Doughboys Beat Off Probing Attacks in Heavy Counterblow  snone 3A  Alliad Pl a ge wi   Allied Planes and Artillery Batter Enemy Wedge; Reds’ Resistance Stiffens in East

Troops Fight Over 100 Yard No-Man’s Land on Taegu Front; Big Red Push  Believed Imminent.  ATC, COAT LID A ATION   NO CONFIRMATION OF DEAN’S EXECUTION

Red Troops Had Moved Within 8 Miles of City  Yank-Sou ; In Combi rh yond

Foe’s Big Push Upon Taegu Believed Near   North Korea Tanks Dodge Fight After 1} Are Knocked Out

Huge Army Of 50,000 Opens All-Out Drive  Deadly Fire Rakes No-Man Lond tn  Be be fF... *...,,

Yanks Wipe Out Red Spearhead Pushed 8 Miles North of Taegu   Big Drive on Center By Force of 50, 000 Awaited

Red Vanguard of Big: Push Hurled Back   50,000 Korean Troops Are Poised for Attack on U. S. Sunnly Cente:

Break-Thru Would Bring All-Out Drive   First Red Feelers Hurled Back From Taequ Positions

Yanks and South Koreans Slow Vanguard of 50,000 Communistsin New Drive

Doughboys. Fight Back Vanguards Of 50,000 Red Troops; Vicious Attack Hurled At infiltrators

Heaviest Fight Takes Place North of Taegu   Korean Break-Througt Would Unleash 5 Communist Divisions

All-Out Smash On Rail, Supply Hub Believed Shaping   Vanguard Of 50.000 Red Troops Thrown Back At City’s Approaches; Next  48 Hours May Decide

50,000 Enemy Troops Massed For Taegu Drive   Spokesman Tells Press Next 48 Hours Will Bring Decision

Allied Soldiers Join in Attacks On Enemy Flanks  Invaders Blocked After Infiltrations In New Offense

Big Push For Base Seen  Hours Away   Communists Infiltrate As Allies Repulse Probing Attacks

CHICAGO WADES DEEP SNOW AS COLD WAVE HITS   Chilly Weather Extends Into Florida, Texas; SubZero in North.

East Shivers; Cold Spreads to Southwest   Subzero Marks Reported From Several States

Snow, Subzero Weather Grip Vankeeland   28 Below in Minnesota as Four to Seven Inch Snowfalls Reported

Gotham Reports Four-Inch Snow;  Cold Is Intense   Chicago Had KneeDeep Fall And Still Snowing. -

Trailer Truck Wrecks Bridge  Driver Faces Charge In Des Moines Mishap

Al Jolson Passes At Age Of 64   Beloved Singer Dies Of Heart Attack In Hotel

Death Ends Fabulous Singing Career Of Russian-Born Al “Mammy’ Jolson

Entertainer Returned a Month Ago from Tour in Korean Wat Zone — Most Famous Songs Are “Mammy” and “Sonny Boy.”

Jazz Singer Just Back From Korea   Teases Friends During Last Hour In Hotel Suite

HOMECOMING SET   Al Jolson Dies Of Heart Attack While Kiddine Physicians

Al Jolson Dies Of Heart Attack  Famed Singer Passe:  Quietly tn ‘Frisco

Final Curtain Call Sounded For Al Jolson   Noted Entertainer Jokes With His Friends As Death Approaches.

all  ‘  Al Jolson Blackface Jazz Singer, Dies ‘Of Heart Attack In San Francisco Hotel

Al Jolson Dies OftHeartAttack In Hotel Suite   Jazz Singer Stricken While Playing Gin Rummy With Friends

Al Jolsan, 64, Dies Suddenly In Hote] Suite   Blackfaced Jazz Singer Of ‘Mammy,’ Other Song Hits Dies After Heart Attack In 'Frisco

‘Mammy’ Singer Returns Recently Trom Korean’ War Front Tour: Was ln Friseo To Appear With Crosby

$20,000,000 CAREER ENDS Al Jolson Dies of Heart Attack at San Francisco      64-Year-Old Entertainer Had Returned’ Recently From Visit to Korea Warfronts

Judge to Give Decision in Injunction Suit   Ruling to Be Handed Down Friday Morning in Tipton Township School Case

Jump’ $ Decision Expected Saturday   To Give Ruling on Tipton Tp. School Injunction

Word From Top: Source Truman Reported Planning Veto of Subversives Control Plan

President Will Veto Spy Bill?   Top, Unnamed Source Predicts Truman Will Put Veto On Legislation

President Isto Kill AntiRed Bil   Congress Passes It by a Healthy Margin

Report Subversives Bill Will Draw Veto from Truman  President Indicates Early Action on Controversial Bill

SAYS TRUMAN PLANS T0 VETO RED CURB BILL      Law to Register Reds Passed by Enough to Override Veto.

JURY RETURNS VERDICT AFTER DELIBERATING  SHORT TIME   Neighbors Stags Celebration —‘Action’ of  New’ Hampshire Meilcal Society and State Board of itegustration Stil Hang Over Phvsican.

Neivhhors Stage Celebration — Action of New Hampshire Medical Socicty and State Buard of Registration Still Hang Over Physician,

Quick Verdict Frees Dr. Sande In Mercy Killing  Jury Out Only Btasl. Pacemu by mccm

‘Mercy Killing’ Jury Quickly Acquits Sande:   Medical Society and State Board Action Now Is Awaited

Defendant Goes Into , Seclusion   Physician Still Awaits Action By Medical Society

Argument Court To Convene Here [Next Tuesday   Seven Civil Cases Will be Heard Before Judge Hubbard

Argument Court  To Start Tuesday   Nine Civil Cases and Two Divorce Actittis

Carpenters Get Wage Increases  Hourly Wage Scale Hiked to $1.87 14

AT LEAST 2 DEAD AS B36 CRASHES  Firet Rannrte Sav 10      First Reports Say 10 Bailed Out In Texas

TEN MEN BAIL OUT AS GIANT BOMBER FALLS      Two Reported Dead in: Crast of B-36 Near Fort Worth.

Bomber  In Crash  In Texas   Most of Crew Members Bail Out But Two Are  Known as Dead

Ten Believed To Have Bailed Out  Big B-36 Bomber Crashes In Texas

REPORT CRASH OF CHURCH PLANEON MOUNTAINSIDE   PARK OFFICIALS SEE BURNING WRECKAGE ON MOUNT MORAN

Bomber Crashes In Texas; Two Crewmen Killed   Report Ten Bail Out  Safely Before Huge  mm mrpers. =... 3

OUT AS GIANT   Two Reported Dead int Crash of B-36 Near Fort Worth.

At Least 2 Dead In Crash Of Big B-36   SKILLED MOUNTAINEERS START SEARCH OF MOUNT MORAN FOR LOST PLANE

Hendérson Schools To Begin Term August 28th   Larger Enrollment Anticipatet By Supt. Beam this Year

Henderson School to Open Monday August 28   Larger Enrollment Anticipated by Supt. Beam this Year

» Northern Defenders of Convicted Negro Rapist Claim Mobs Manhandled Them in Mississippi

Mississippi Mobs Beat Defenders Of Prisoner   Officials Say Commies Provoked Incidents For Propaganda Use

Northerners i in Mississippi Say They Were Assailed Defenders of Doomed Negro  Claim They Were Manhandled

DEFENDERS OF NEGRO RAPIST ARE ATTACKED   Northerners Beaten Up in Mis sissippi; Condemned Man Wins Reprieve.

Legislators Are Undecided on Ending Session  ‘Issue Over Recess Or Adiournment

Recess Problem Stymies Action.   Haven Hall F Fund for U of M Gets’ Committee OK .

2 Unions Call Railway Strike   President Expected to Name Emergency Board as Arbitration Refused

Railway Unions Set Strike Date   Two Brotherhoods Say They Won't Arbitrate Dispute on Rules.

Four Jurors In Smithwick Case Chosen   Tempers Flare Among Attorneys In Trial Today

Suggests Rearmine Germans, Italians To Defend Europe   Acheson Declares West is Alert to Communist Danger

Pians and Policy Lacking fo Meei War Threat--[aft  Acheson Disputes Statements by   Acheson Disputes Statements by Ohio Senator

TAFT DEMANDS CLEAR PICTURE OF WAR NEEDS   Acheson Says U. 8. Has Shown Itself Alert To Red Menace

Taft Would Rearm Former Foes  Acheson Faces GOP Queries OnU.S. Policy

Ohio Senator Would Rearm Germany  Taft Scores “Lack of   Plans and Policies’

Taft Attacks Lack of Policy In Face of War   Attack by GOP Leader Draws Acheson Reply

Defense And Policy Debated... . Senators Consider  World War Threat

Demands Truman Explain—  Taft Charges U. S. Lacks 'Plans, Policy for 3rd War

Taft Demand: U.S. Promote Europe Army   Definition of Plans . To Meet War. Threat Requested by Ghioan

Acheson Hits Tait Attack On War Plans   Secretary Claims Western Nations Alert to Red Menace

Taft, GOP Leaders, Quiz Administration On Policy   Acheson Faces Interrogation As To Why Administration Policy ‘Lacks Plans’

Taft Wants To Rearm Europeans  Savs Truman   Says Truman Has No Plans Against Reds

Sen. Taft Claims We Lack Plans   Wants West Germans And Italians Armed To Defend W. Europe

TAFT ASSAILS TRUMAN STAND   Demands Planning To Meet ’ Threat of A Third World War

Senator Says Leaders Lack Plans, Policy   Arms For Germans, Italians Are Urged To Defend Eurane

‘Lack of Policy Scored by Taff   Other GOP Leaders  Join in Criticism

Reply To Challenge Of Taft   Ohio Senator In Criticism of Foreign Policy Of - Administration

Taft Suggests Re-Arming Of West Germany, Italy Against Possible Russian Attack

Taft Proposes Arming Italy, West Germans   Asks Clear Policy; Acheson Questioned Behind Closed Doors

en. Tait Urges Administration Clarify Policies   ants To Rearm Western Germans And Italians To Meet Soviet Threat

Suggests Rearming 2 Nations   Wants: West Germany, Nely, Ready -to. Halt  e Possible’ Attack ty  Se ee   Charge Made Military 1: » Not. Informed About 1 Foreign Policy

Florida Placed Under ‘Alert’ For Hurricane   Big Blow Now Moving Nearer Bahamas And Mainland

Senate Members Believe Opticn on Using Atom Bomb in Korea Should be Given U. N. Supreme Commander -—— International Police Force by Voluntary Enlistments Discussed.

Senator Demands MacArthur Be Given Option Of Using A-Bomb To Help Win Korean Battle

Red Chinese Discounted In Pentagon   Badly Supplied, Began On Volunteer Basis, Spokesman Says.

Chinese Regulars Reinforce Units Who Entered Korea As Volunteers

Beneficiaries—To— Receive Larger Insurance Checks   6,273 In Erie, Lorain And Huroncos Due For Social Security Increases Next Week.

Social Security Cheeks Larger  Persons Here Getting Old-Age, Survivors Insurance Increases

Man, With Hand Trapped In Machine, Endures Long Ordeal Awaiting Rescue

Says 0’ Konski Gave Vote for Radio License   Congressman Calls Accusation ‘Silly’

Claims O’Konski “Sold His Vote”   West Allis Man Tells Lobby Committee of Reported “Deal” -

Says O'Konski Sold His Vote   West Allis Man's Letter Makes Claim

O'Konski Denies Housing Bill Story  Refutes Contention Of Vote Reversal

DIPLOMATIC VICTORY IS SCORED BY WESI   C. &. Officials Sar Kremlin Worried About Public Opinion din Karean War

Injured Pilot Is Charged As Okarche Bank Robber   Second Man Charged After Admitting He Helped to Arrange the Holdup and Stole the Getoway Car

Injured Vel Charged With Bank Robbery   Wrecking of Plane Leads to Arrest of Man Held in Okarche Bank Holdup

Hurricane Whirls. Across: Gall jNe        Entite Peninzula.Se ’ For Second “Blow!” Within Week

Hurricane Whirls Across Gulf To Coast of Florida   Entire Peninsula Se ' For Second “‘Blow”’ Within Week

Internal Revenue Collections Show Decline in 1949   Treasury Officials Say G.O.P. Tax Cut 1s Principal Cause

GOVERNMENT TAX RECEIPTS SHOW SLUME  Officials Report hehe   Officials Report Year. end Summary Re flects Economic Sit:  _ uation.

Navy Jets Win Spat With Reds At 32.000 Feet   Russian-Made Planes Driven Over Manchurian Border, Losing Altitude

Hospital Plans Would Depend On New Taxes  Shivers, Lawmakers — Given Tough Issues

Hospital Plans Would Depend (n New Taxes  Shivere. lawmakers   Shivers, Lawmakers Given Tough Issues

‘Plane Crash Survivor’ Admits He Was Just Flying Too High At Reno Bars

‘Laney, McMath In Bitter Campaign Talks  é Two Candidates Make New Charges From

Verbal Blows Exchanged By McMath, Laney   Governor Charges Former Executive Ha: No Road Program

Congress  To Consider Universal Training Defense Dept. Drafting Bill  To Be Effective After ‘Korea’

SOLONS TOLD UMT MEASURE BEING DRAFTED   Compulsory Military Training Proposal May Come Up Soon

New Training Proposal May (Go To Congress   Universal Military Training Program Again In Limelight

Congress Due For Military Training Bill   New Universal Plan To Be Presented For Consideration

Training Call For All Youth Being Studied   Spokesman Reveals Proposal May Be Introduced Soon

Universal Military Training Plan Expected To Reach Congress Soon

Bill for UMT Being Drafted lor Congress   Plan Not Expected to Take Effeet Until End Of Fighting in Korea

Defense Spokesman Says Congress to Get New UMT Plan   Recommendations Are Expected ta Go to Legislators Soon

UMT Proposal Is in Making   Plon Currently Receiving Intensive Study by Department of Defense

Congress To Consider Arms Training For Every Youth  200,000 Military Men Would Be Needec To Train 900,000 Yearly Under Plan

BACK FOR ACTION — Universal Training Bill Faces Test in Congress

Universal Military Training Studied Defense Department  Spokesman Says New Plan Being Prepared

All Young Men To Be Trained Under New Bill   Universal. Military Training Measure Being Drafted

New Proposal for UMT Will Reach Congress Soon  Vast Program to Train All Youth   Vast Program to Train All Youth ls Under Study

DEFENSE CHIEFS PLAN NEW BILE   Proposal For Universal Training In Nation Will Reach Congrars Soon... -

PROPOSE WAR TRAINING FOR YOUTHS 18, 19   Defense Department Has Universal Military Training Bill Ready to Submit to Congress.   = DRAFT AND RESERVE CALLS NOT ENOUGH   Vast Compulsory Program to Apply to All Youths Planned, Senate Com _ mittee is Told.

Every Youth 18 And 19 Would Be Subject To Military Training   EFFECTIVE AFTER KOREAN HOSTILITIES

UMT Measure To Be Placed  Before Congress  Officials Say Drafting Of  Meee 5

Defense Dept. Soon May Ask for All Youths   Sen. Tydings Hears Program Will Affect Every Male, 18, 19

UNIVERSAL ARMS TRAINING PLAN BEING PREPAREI   Congress to Consider Step Never Before Taken in History of United States,  &   NOT TO BE EFFECTIVE DURING KOREAN WAR   All Young Men Would Bx Trained and Placed in Reserve Pool in Case of Need. 

New Universal Military Training Bill For Every YoungManBeingDrafted

UMT Act Set For Congress,  Group Is Told   Admiral Houser Says Plan To Train All Youths  Is Due ‘Soon’

Universal Training Again to Be Asked By Armed Services   Admiral Houser Tells Senate Committee Plan Is Now Being Studied

New UMT Plan  To Be Given  Congress Soon Defense Department  Readies Program To Boost Forces

Law On UMT To Be Aired In Congress _  New Training Proposal   New Training Proposal Will Affect All Youths In 18 and 19 Age Group

New Proposal For UMT Soon   Congress Due To Hear About Program, Tvydings Save.

Congress To Get  UMT Bill Soon   Defense Department Says More Manpower Needed Than Now Available

Universal Milifary Training Effort Is Underway Again   Armed Forces Study Proposal, Expected to Reach Congress Soon.

Congress To Get Proposal For Bill Setting Up UMT   Defense Department Advises Committee Of Ponding Reanest

Vast Military Training Plan Under Study   Admiral Says New Proposal Should Reach Congress Soo

‘Warm and Dry August Forecast   Summer Ready for Fling During This Month

The Weaiher   Toll Climbs  To 37 Dead  In Jowa Fire Flames Trap Victims in Barred Rooms

15 RESCUED; WINDOW BARS HAMPER WORK   Debris of Building Still Searched  For Victims

Reports Oregon City Marooned   Blizzard Rages for 70 Hours in Coquille

SIM:AN SQUATS HIGH OUT OF REAC  Monkey Still at Large Despite Experts’ Hints

Bill Is Proposed fo Curb Unions   Robertson Assails Lewis for Actions

Lewis Officials Fail in Retum to Work Effort   Fewer Than Half of Striking Miners rein Pls

Enters Bill to Pu Unions Under Anti-Trust Laws  Would be Applicable   Would be Applicable lf Labor Acted in Restraint of Trade

UMW Officials Fail to Cheek Mine Strikes   Back-to-Work Move Has Little Success In East as Pickets Patrol Coal Areas

WOULD PUT UNIONS UNDER TRUST LAWS   ‘Virginian Introduces Bil Against Union “Restraint of Trade.”

Bill Aimed At Lewis   Senator Robertson Introduces Proposal To Outlaw 3-Day Week

‘Lewis Denounced in Senate When Robertson Offers ‘Bill To Subject Labor Unions to Anti-Trust Laws

Hearing on Ples For Injunction Set for Feb. 1   Robertson Offers Bill, Denounces Lewis for ‘Short: Work Week

Virginia Solon Denounces U.M.W. Chie   Curtailing of Coal Production Assailed by Sen. Robertson

Three New Cases  On Court Docket  Two. Auto. Accidents ‘Reside iy Laweuits .

Three New Cases  On Court Docket  Two Auto Accidents  Reault in Laweuite

30-Mile Wind Whips Dust: Skies Clear   Frigid Air Warms Up Some as It Moves Southward

State GOP Candidates To Hammer  At Truman Spending, Vaccilation   Brannan Says Farmers Are In ‘Fine Shape’ To Provide Food For Soldiers, Civilians

Gloomy View Of Future U.N. Struggle In Korea Is Painted  Bitter Winter Campaign By China Reds EFarvaneen In Attempt To Weaken Allies

Five Big Items Remain; Hope Tc Finish By Sept. 2   Some Congressmen Believe _ Additional Two Weeks  _ Required; Senate Readies — To Vote On Controls

CHILD DIES BY FIRE IN BUGGY   L. E. Stover’s Infant Son, Fertigs, Is Blaze Victim

S-MONTHS-OLD CHILD DIES BY FIRE IN BUGGY   .. E. Stover’s Infant Son, Fertigs, Is Blaze Victim

TRADERS NIBBLE AT SELECTIVES   Most Changes Limited To Minor Fractions, Only Few Topping Point

Western Allies Plan to Lift Austrian Curbs   Acheson Calls Atlantic Pact Peace Influence

Austrian Treaty Hope Is Dead  Big Three to! anent  PEE ee, GR lr

Big Three Makes Announcement Today, Adding That It is Going Ahead With Plans to Lift Most Occupation Controls in Western Zones of Country — Civilian High Commissioners to Replace Military Governors.   ACHESON MAKES STATEMENT

—BIG THREE— Russia Will Not Agree  To Freedom  Controls To Be Lifted In West

Occupied Austria To Have Civilians Directing Destiny   Big 3° Foreign Ministers Reveal Plan To Replace tary Goevernorshic

BIG THREE TO REMOVE SOME OF CONTROLS    Acheson Lauds Pact Nations’ Decisions In Final Statement

No Austrian  Treaty Seen  For Present Big Three Drops Hopes Of Getting Russian Approval

Plans Made To Cut Back  Occupation   Acheson Declaves Allantic Treaty Tlas Wide Effect

Big 3 Plan to tase Up on Austria   Acheson Says Counci Provides Strength to Deter Aggression

To Ease Up On Austria   With Treaty Hopes Dim Allies Plan to Lift Most Occupation Reins

Civilian Due For Post In West Sector   Ministers Declare No Hope For Russia To Agree On Treaty

West ‘Starts ‘Plans to Ease Controls Over Austria; Acheson Raps Russ, Says U.S. Intends to Stay in Europe

Big 3 To Lift Most Controls For Austria   See No Hope For Russian Pact Siqning

Big 3 Move To Lift Bans In Austria   Foreign Ministers See No Hope for Treaty Accord With Reds

Chinese Reds Shell British, U.S. Vessels  2 Officers Wounded On English Ship By  Shnre Ratteries

Most Violent Political Campaign in Many Years Almost at End; Grundy and Gov. Duff the Key Fiaures.

Martin And Duff Took Oppo. site Sides In 1948 Republican Convention; Feelings Engendered Then Continue

Battle to Rule Over State GOP Settled Tuesday   Results May Influence 1952 Presidential Campatian

Pennsylvania GOP In Showdown Fight  Primary To Choose Duff Or Grundy

U.S. Wins First Jet Plane Combat  F-80 Downs Russian Craft In Brief Battle’

3 Switchmen Admit Bushwhacking Crew Of Southern Train   Nabbed In Car Carrying Guns, Ammunition

Two Slates Ready to Do Battle   All Set Now for Cat and-Dog-Fight Primary Campaign.

State G. O. P. Rival Slates — Completed  Duff. ‘Livengood    Duff, Livengood And Fine File Late Petitions —

Democrats Also Have Competition For Positions On State Ticket; Stackpole Scores Hamilton For Attacking Cooke

Two Complete GOP Tickets  In Primaries   Duff, Fine Head One Slate. While Kunkel And Cooke Lead Othe

Says Bednasek Told of Hitting Miss Jackson   Gee-Gee's Sorority Sister Testifies as Witness for State

Roommate Of Gee-Gee  ‘Testifies   Says Bednasek Had Hits £"tunl BRafara

ABOUT-FACE BY RUSS ASKED IN COLD WAR   Soviet Imperialism, UN Boycotting Draw Attack

Acheson Offers Seven-Point Peace Program   Plan Is Designed To Allow Russia, U.S. ‘Coexistence’

TO VISIT BEACH RESORT  Governor and Mrs. Carlson Are With Kansas Flying Farmers

2.000 Are Saved from Ice in Lake   Small Boats to Aid of Fishermen Stranded As Floe Breaks.

Three Injured InRoad Mishaps  2 Accidents Occur On Route 14 Friday

Heroic Action OF Four Pilots In ‘Saving Life Of Downed Flier Told

Yugoslavia Joins Other Small Power: In Supporting UN Security Proposal

TITO SUPPORTS U. N. PEACE PLAN   Moscow Pressure Cited For Combat Forces Nod

Slavs Back U.S. Plan   Other Small Nations Follow Suit; Soviet Okay Met Skeptically

Yugoslavia Backs America’s Plan For World Army  Communist Delegate Joins Other Powers im Sunnart OF LES

YVETTE STATES MIND ‘BLANKED’   Replies To Questions In Court In Sobbing Whisper

IRS MADSEN SAYS nh “BLANK” ON KILLING HUSBAND   Accused Wife Takes Stand At Murder Trial In Frank fort Germany

MEMORY FAILS VICTIM'S WIFE   Accused Yvette Madsen Says She Can’t Remember Gunshot that Killed Mate

Outlook on Settlement Seen Dark   Installation Workers Set to  PEE ee

 Ratl, Phone Threats Get Attention  Strike of Maritime Workers Averted

SEEK TO AVERT RAIL WALKOUT   Government Sets Parley Between Operators:  And Union

Ship Tieup Is Averted By Agreement   But Phone And Rail Workers May Leave Jobs Wednesday

Rail Strike Parleys Begin  Seek To Avert Tieup On 10 Western Roads

Shipping Strike Nipped; Phone. Rail Halts Next   One Down, Two To Go For Government’s Mediation Service

Seek to Avert. New Rail Tieup      Carriers, Switchmen . Talk over Shorter Hours, Waae Increase

Start Effort to Solve Dispute of Rail Switchmen   Union-Management Talks Seek to Avert Strike. Due June 1}

U. S. Mediators Shift Attention To Other Threats   Strikes Loom In Railroad, Telephone Industries Wednesday

Rail Switchmen And Management Back Parleying  Talks Seeking To Avert   Talks Seeking To Avert Strike Are Resumed Today.

Ship Strike Off: Rail and Phone Deadlines Near   U.S. Mediators Race To Bleck Walkcuts Scheduled Wednesday

Government Onens Talks In Rail Issue   Efforts Started To Halt Railroad Strike June 1

Strike Picture Assumes Varied Hue in Country   Maritime Workers Call Off Dispute But Phone And RR Deadlines Stay

RAIL PARLEY IS UNDER WAY   Seek At Avert Threatened Walkout Of Switchmen On 10 Roads

Talks Begin In Railroad Pay Dispute  Switchmen Pose Strike Threat   Switchmen Pose Strike Threat To West Roads

U.S. Maritime Tieup Averted: Others Loom  Railroad And Phone Walkouts Nearing

Seek to Avert New RR Strike   Government Begins Union-Management Conferences Today

Maritime Strike ls Averted  Mediators Turn. To Phana Rail Tiaunc

One Major Walkout Averted   Mediators to Work On Rail and Phone Strikes After Settlement of  Long Maritime Dispute

Government Opens Conferences Aimed at Averting Strike On Western Railroads June 1

Strike Threat At East, Gulf Ports Averted   Mediators Turn To Rail Phone Talks

Maritime Strike Threat Is Ended   Rail, Telephone Disputes Studied

NEW AGREEMENT AVERTS EASTERN MARITIME STRIKE   Concitiators Seek To Head Off Telephone And Rail Walkout.

Rail Unions Set To Quit On April 26   Telephone Workers Also Ready To Walk Out Next Wednesday

—FESLER— Pay Boost Keeps Wes AtO.S.U.  Will Be Paid TIF NNN AV...

Business Aid To Be Asked By Truman   President Wants Congress To Give Small] Firms Aid

Laws To Aid Businessmen To Be Asked   American Labor Asked To Help Starvina People

Truman Scans Bimson Plan  To Aid Firm:   Federal Loan Insurance For Small Business Contemplated

TRUMAN SEEN FAVORING AID FOR BUSINESS      Loan, Investment Helr For Small Firms May Be Asked of Solons

TRUMAN PLANS AID TO SMALL BUSINESS   To Ask Congress To Encourage Private Leans

Truman Maps Loan Law, Venture Bids  Two Projects Would Aid Fund Needs

HST Expected To Ask For Nev Business Aids   May Seek Laws  Helgiae Gecall U. S. Enterprises

Young Red ‘Invasion Repulsed   W. Berlin Police Club 800 Out Of Reitieh Sactar

President's Plans Calls for More Atomic Bombs, Men and  Weapons—-Symington Says All Civilian Elements Will  Feel Pinch—Bill to Set Up Supreme Defense Chief Is  Sent te Congress. .

President Asks Swift Buildup OFU.S. Military Strensth-More Atomic Bombs

Home Front Mobilization Speeded Up   Economic Hardships Indicated; Civilian Defense Law Ready

President Wants More Funds For Full Armament  Mobilization To Be All Out Effort On  Kame Fran? Alen

NATION'S CHIEF WANTS FUNDS TO REARM U.§,   Wage, Price Controls Seen Soon For  Civihans

More Weapons And Men Goal Of President   Congress To Be Asked immediately For Mobilization Funds

Huge U.S. Military Build-Up Siqnalled   Civilian Economy Will Feel Pinch, Symington Warns; Supreme Homefront Defense Chief Okay Sought; Price Stabilization Director Named

More A-Bombs, Fighting Men, Wage-Price Curbs Called For By Truman

Plans to Build Up Man Power, Weapons Mack   Is Predicted That All Civilians Will Feel New Controls

Truman Gives Sign for Vast Arms Buildup  Will Request ‘Larae’   Will Request ‘Large’ Funds for Additional A-Bombs and More  Men, Guns. Aircraft

Truman Calls For Swift U.S. Buildup   All Civilian Economy Will Feel Pinch, Security Chief Says

Large Funds To Be Asked For Military AndA EC  - All Elements of   All Elements of . Civilian Economy ‘Will Be Hurt,’  Truman Aide Savs

MOBILIZATION OF NATION IS ACCELERATE!   More Atom Bombs, Me And Weapons Needed,  Truman Declares   ‘HOMEFRONT CONTROLS WILL BE TIGHTENED

SPEEDUP IS ASSURED   Congress to Get Bill for Supreme Civilian Defense Heac

Allies Make No Mention Of Invasion .   Communist-Held inchon Hit Hard By Naval Guns

Warships, Planes Bombard Seoul’s Port For 2 Days   Garbled Red Broadcast May Be Face-Saving Gesture; Battle Line Generally Unchanged

Garbled Radio Dispatch Says UN Forces Attempting Seize Toehold in Vicinity of Seoul

Warships And — Planes Pound Enemy Ports  Way Paved For Big U. N. Offensive

 Co Face-Saving  Is Seen as Raid Follow   Navy Says Anglo, U.S. Ships, Tanes Gave Area Dawn to Dusk Pounding 2 Days  ‘Losses’ Are Given Red Radio Says Six  American Vesseln Are Kank?

Port On West CoastBombed By Navy Units   U.S. Spokesman Denies Loss Of Vessels, Says Damage Superficial

Area Jolted Two Days By Allied Ships   Allied Sources Believe Repulsed Attack Talk As Face-Saving Move

Garbled Communist Broadcast Hints At Allied Amphibious Operation On Korea’s West Coast At Inchon— Area Pounded Heavily By British And American Warships’ Guns And Carrier Planes—No Confirmation Of Report Given

Allied Cruisers Shell Red Korea Coast for 2 Days   Apparently Preparations Being Made by United Nations Forces for a Forthcoming Offensive; U. S. Ships Suffer Little Damage.   Red Korean Supply Lines Break Down Due to Hits by Warplanes

TEMPERATURE   Radio Reports 6 Yank Ships Sunk   Vo Confirmation From Tokyo OF Inchon Assault; Navy Blasts Seoul Pert

Landings Repulsed, Red Radio Claims   Pyongyang Broadcast Says Several Vessels Also Sunk, U.S. Admits Slight Damage

PLANES ‘HELP IN ATTACK ON KOREAN PORT   Amphibious Landing Report by Reds Claim Six Ships Sunk.

Korean Red Broadcast Claims Allied Amphibious Landing Attempted Near Seoul; UN Ships, Planes Bombard Area

Inchon Point Of Invasion, Radio Says   Assault Unconfirmed By U.S. Authorities; Shins Are Shelled

But Report of Action Near Seoul is Not Confirmed by U. S.   Allied Sources See Attempt By Enemy to Save Face After U. N. Naval Bombardment

Many Reasons For Belief UN  Drive Coming   US Troops Take Three Hills North Of Taegu Base

Confirmation From Allied Sources Lacking   But Spokesman Report: General Area Was Shelled and Bombed

An Irish Priest Has Become a Hero to American Soldiers Who Have Twice Saved His Life

AT THE FRONT   ee ae en ee a See  FATHER FRANK... . AN UNIQUE CHAPLAIN IN AN UNIQUE WAR

Writer Tells Of Unique Chaplain   Father Frank Carries Rifle in Korea, Also Helps Carry Wounded

New Selling Rush Hits Stock Markel  Leading Stocks Stegger Under Loed of Selling

Market Sags Under New Selling Wave   Closing Prices Show Losses Up To $10 With Declines Commor

SALE OF SEALS OPENS NOV,.20.   Township Chairmen Are Appointed  Far Coming Sale

India Seeking Armistice In Korea Fighting   Deafts Resolution In U.N, Calling For A Buffer Zone

Etna Erupts, Flaming Flooc ‘Perils Towns   Highest Volcano Inu Europe Spews Lava; Villagers In Panic

MT. ETNA ERUPTS AFTER EARTH SHOCKS   Fanic Caused in Villages Near  Scene in Sicily as Lava Flows . Down Slones.

UN. TURNS DOWN RUSSIAN DEMAND ON AIR ATTACKS   Refuses to Condemn U. S  Bombing Practices in Korea or to Intervene to   Stop Raids.   MALIK RESOLUTION DEFEATED, 9 TO 3   It Charged Civilians Were Being Annihilated in Violation of Rules of International Law.

OO  SECURITY COUNCIL TURNS DOWN CONDEMNATION OF U.S. BOMBING PRACTICES

Soviets’ Demands  Refused   UN Council Rejects Protests On U. S. Bombings

UN Refuses To Condemn U. S. Bombing Action  Mc‘ik Only One To Vote To Stop Air Attacks On Reds

Security Council Refuses To Condemn American Bombing Practices In Korea

U. N. Refuses To Interven In American Air Attacks On North Korea

UN COUNCIL REFUSES T0 CONDEMN U.S.   Soviet Demand for Intervention in Air Attacks Is Rejected

U.N. Refuses To Condemn U.S. Bombings   Russian Presents Impressive List Of Charges From Korea

Turn Down Demand End  Bombing  Russian’ Proposal Is Rejected By Vote Of 9 To1

Council Balks  Russian Blast   Nine-Qne Vote Jolts Mali! Charces Aaajnat FES.

Soviet Demand Rejected hy UN Council   Delegates Refuse to Condemn Bombings in Korea

IDENTIFIED VOICE OF 2 MEN WHO HELD-UP INN   Trevose Woman Says She Recognized the Voices   Trial Has Been in Progress For One Full Week

TREVOSE WOWAN COULD RECOGNIZE TWO VOIGES   Those of Men Alleged T< Have St aged Holdup   MENACED WITH PISTOL

JURY FREES DEFENDANT IN MORTON MAN‘S DEATH  Ritter Found Not Guilty

Russia Stages Two More U.N. Group Walkouts   Charges U.S., Jap Flyers Stage Raid On Chinese Reds

Russia States Yanks Flew in China Raids   USSR Walks Out of Two More UN Organizations

ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM   Modern Construction of Roads Will Be on Display at K. U. 

Fi Put the Vanguard 60 Miles Be  NEW HIGH TAX TAKE   $82,762,660 Collected in Kansas for Past Fiscal Year

NOSING INTO CHONAN   NEW HIGH TAX TAKE   $82,762,660 Collected in Kansas for Past Fiscal Year

CENSURE OF ACHESON   Rank and File of GOP in Discussion  Of His Replacement

Acheson Move  Plotted byGOP   Republican Senators Study Cencure Resolution

Action Is Subject of Talk by Senate GOP Leaders  Censure Against Acheson Is Studied

Tito Regime Given _ Approval By Voter:   People Apparently Okay Communism. And In-. . denendéence

 ‘Imperialism’ a Winner 270 Young German Reds Desert To West Berlin. Wont Leave

279 REDS STAY IN BERLIN   Refuse West: Berlin’s Appeal’ To Return To Russian Zone

270 Blue-Shirted Youths Refusing To Quit Refuge In West Berlin Ares

BLEASE, VY YOU DON’T GO HOME?  270 Communist Youth Won't Leave West Zone

Small Nations  Of U.N. Plan Mediator Step   Pledges of Support Received From 26 Member Countries

Eight European Nations Sign Up For Arms Aid   Atlantic Pact Program Running Behind Schedule

WEST EUROPE COUNTRIES 10 SIGN FOR Alf   Eight Nations To Put Signatures On Pacts For U.S. Arms Help

& European . Nations Sign  For Arms Aid   Ambassadors from Western Countries To Sign Arms Agreements in Ceremonies at State Department.

ENVOYS AFFIX SIGNATURES ON PACT   Plan Worked Out Secretly By Military Chiefs  FRANCE   To Receive Largest Share Because Of Position: List Provisions

8 European Nations Will Sign For Aid   Will Sign Today For $1 Billion In American  Arms Aid

Billion In Arnis For Europe Bein Approved Today  Eight Western Power: Signing  On "The

Nations Due For Billion Dollar Arms Aid Of U. S.   Agreements Signed Today With Western  European Countries

Eight European Nations To Get U. $. Weapons   Countries To Sign Today For American Aid For Arms

Pact Nations Sign Today Ir ‘Washington:   Qualify For American Arms Aid; Details Of, Supplying Assistance Are Outlined

B COUNTRIES IBN TODAY FOR U.S. AD   Military Equipment’s Flow Overseas Expected to Start Feb. 15.

U.S. Allies Told Help Is Important   President Can Cut Off Recovery Cash From Nations Unwilling to Aid in Korea   To Vote on Spain   Loan to Franco Will Get Ballot Test; Wrong Approach Cited

Allies Aro Told To Show Colors   Senate Tells Those Ticketed For Aid To Reveal Their Views

NEW HEARING ON WATER RATES IN. MT. V. DENIED      I. C. C. Turns Down Company and City in “Final Decision.”

16 More Days of Bargaining Granted Ching   T.-H. Fact-finding Board to Report on Mine Crisis Monday

16-Day Delay In Tele. phone Dispute Granted At Government Request  ,  Tt 7" ae   Coal Board Report Due Within Week   Effects Of Mine Stoppage Expected To Be Felt Soon By Industries

Pilot Blown Out Of B-36   Search Planes Look Over . Arizona for Flyer Blown From Plane at 28,000 Fee

HUNT MAN BLOWN QUT PLANE WINDOM   BOMBARDIFR WORF PARA. CHUTE AS HE FELL, BUT IS PRESUMED DEAD.

lrish Split Bans Aid for Britain   Reversal of House Vote Expected Today

Unruly House Insists Britain Unite Ireland   Made Requirement For More U. S. Aid; Storm of Protests Hints Reversal Toda)

South Carolina Baseball Fan Shot By Umpire Over Contested Decision

SUGGEST BUTTER AT PENNY ~PER - POUND   Sounds Fantastic But Is Being Considered   EXTRA LB. FOR CENT

Penny-a-Pound Butter? Could Be   Government Studies Plan to Sell Surnlus

RELIGIOUS ISSUE BLOCKS ACTION BY COMMITTEE   House Group Unable To Agree On Meas ure For Providing Public Funds For Schools -— Hopelessly Divided

DEER HUNTING TOLL NOW 14   1950 Season Still Has Four More Days To Go

Jap Police Crack Down   Reds Warned to Stay Ou Of Plazas for Rally

H-Bomb Seen As Control Aid   U.N. Atomic Experts See Stand ‘Improved

TRUMAN CHOICE DUBIOUS, NECESSARY  UN Views H-Bomb Report As Pressing Control Need   ‘TRUMAN IS UNANSWERED Government Before Judge For Coal Injunction

Radio Signal Stirs Hope   Faint Distress Note From Area Where . ‘C-54 Is: Believed Down

HOPES ARE RAISED   Report Hearing Faint Radic Signals in Search for Transport

RADIO SIGNAL IN AREA WHERE C-54 IS DOWN   Revives Faint Hope Some of 44 Aboard Plane May Be Alive.

Hope Revived For Plane as Signal Heard   Search Plane Picks Up Fair Radio Message — Which May Be Coming From Missing Craft

SEARCHERS HEAR SIGNALS— Revives H. opes In Hunt For Missing Airplane

Faint Radio Call Comes From North   Hopes Revived For Safety of Some on Roard

Piane Searchers Hopes Raised Anew by Radio Signals   Heard on Distress Band by C-54 Near Fort Nelson. B. C.

RADIO SIGNALS SPUR HUNT IN YUKON REGION   Hopes Revived That Some of 44 Aboard Missing C-54 : Are Alive

SIGNALS HEARD FROM AIRPLANE DISASTER AREA   Search For Missing Carrier With 44 Persons On It Intensified—More Than 50 Machines Fly Over Region.

RECEIVE WEAK RADIO SIGNALS FROM FARNORTH   INTENSIFY HOPES FOR 44 ABOARD A LOST U. S. PLANE

Signals Head In Yukon Area  Hope Revived For 44 Missing Air Ridere

Weak Signal Revives  C-54. Hopes   Faint Radio Contact Heard From Area Where 44 Missing

Radio Sianals May Be From Lost Plane   Weak Distress Call Reported Heard in Yukon Search Area

Signal Revives Hone OF Life On Lost 6-54   Believe Radjo Call Came From Plane Missing Six Days With 44 Aboard

Faint Radio Signals Raise 'Hopes On Plane   Intensify Search For Missing C-54 And 44 Aboard

Plane Searchers Get Radio Calls   Signals Picked Up In Area Where Transport Was Lost 6 Days Ago

Graves Registration Team  Has Tough Job At Taejon Identifying Atrocity Victims

Delay Strike East of Buffalo Against Central   4 Operating Brotherhoods Postpone Walkout To June 10

RAILWAY UNIONS SET JUNE 10 AS WALKOUT DAT   Nearly 300 Grievances In: volved In Latest Carstar Dispute

Wage-Price Controls Not In Sight, Officials Say   Washington Believes That Curbs, If They Come, Will Be Postponed Until Next Year—Desire Is Strong in Influential Circles to Stabilize Economy by Other Measures, Such as Credit Restrictions and High Taxes.

US. Dodges Controls On Prices, Wage   Delay on Curbs Far Beyond Election Time Is Foreseen

101 Killed, 17 Saved in  Three Crashes   Sabotage Strongly Suggested in French Disasters

Second Air France Plane Crashes In Persian Gulf: Sabotage Held Probable   Thirty-Nine Deaths Occur In Latest Plane Disaster, Making A Total Of 101 To Die In French Air Mishans This Week

MARCH INTO WEST BERLIN BANNED   EAST GERMANY‘'S REDS WARNED BY THEIR OWN POLICE TO STAY OUT.

YOUTH WARNED TO KEEP QUT OF WEST BERLIN   Tear Gas and 7,000 Allied Troops Ready To Maintain Peace

Own Police Warn East Zone German Communist Youth to Heed Boundary

Communist Youth Marchers Warned To Stay In Own Zone  Their Own Police Tell Youths Demonstration Muet Ra Kent Out Of Waet Rerlix, Sactar

EAST GERMAN YOUTHS WARNED   Are Told To Stay Out 0! “Western Berlin In Sunday’s March

Youth Warned To Keep Out of  Western Berlin  Tear Gas, 7,000 Aled Troops to  dbawiahns. Daman

Red Youth Marchers Told To Stay Out Of West Berlin  Allies Ready To Meet Any Emergency Despite Order By East Zone Chief

RAIL ENGINEERS: ASK PACT CHANGE   Negotiators To-Seek.... ‘Better Ternis’ In “Capit

Improvements in Pact Are Asked  Nation’s 80,000 Enaineers Involved

Railroad Engineers Will Try to Negotiate Better Pact Terms  Mediation Board Awoits   Mediation Board Awaits Vote of 3 Other Unions On Proposed Settlement

Better Terms In Pact Asked   80,000 Railroad Engineers Want More Favorable Wage Settlement,

Rail Engineers Seek Revision h 3-Year Pact   Negotiating Committe: Going to Washington To Seek Improvement

Engineers Ask Changes In Rail Pact   Committee To Seek 3Better Settlement’ On Return To Capital

Engineers Ask Improvements  In Rail Paet   Chairmen Order Nev Negotiations On Wave Settlement

Railroad Engineers Will Try to Negotiate Better Pact Terms  Mediation Board Awaits Vote of 3 Other Unions

Rail Peace In Peril  Engineers Ask For New Talks on 3-Year Wage Settlement Plan

MORE THAN 6,000 MAY ENROLL Record Registration For Fall Semester Seen At Texas Tech

Keokuk Voters Okay: Junior: ‘Colle ee Ottumwa, Davenport: School Bond Issues Are Approved .

Test With Steak Vindicates Miracle Cat’s 40-Hour Stay In Hot Brick Kiln

Experiment Proves Cat Lived Inside 900-Dearee Kiln Heat for 40 Hours

FIRST HARD FREEZE   Temperature Rise for Kansas Over Week End is Forecast

CHIANG’S PLANES RAID SHANGHAl, It VESSELS HI   Nationalists Report Waterfront Warehouses Were Left in Flames by Heavy Attack.   BOMBS ALSO DROPPED  ON 3 OTHER CITIES   Generalissimo’s Staff Denie:  Report Tha Reds Have Begun fnvasion of Hainan Islan. -

Chinese Planes Pound Shanghat  — Nationalists Claim 11 Ships Struck

‘Big Mo Slides Off Sand Bank; Not Badly Hurt   Formal Inquiry Board To Determine Reason For Ship's Grounding

Big Missouri Floats In The Chesapeake   Fifth Attempt Succeeds In Freeing Battleship From Mud

BiG MO SLIDES OFF SAND BANK INTO DEEP WATER   Great Battleship Finally Released From 15-Day Captivity on Shoal in Chesapeake Bay.   SALVAGE CREW GETS HELP FROM THE TIDE   Experts to Know Shortly Whether Any Serious Damage Was Done-—-Grounding to Be Investigated.

Mulish Mo Finally Slides Off Mud Bank   Battleship’s Release After 15 Davs Great Relief to Navy; Going Into Drydock for Inspection.

“Motionless Mo’ Moves  Ballleship Missouri Finally Pulled O(f-Chesswedne Bay Sandbank. -

“Mighty Mo’ Slides Off  Famed Battleship Gets Deep  Water Beneath Her Keel Avaiy

Fifth Attempt To Free Ship  Is Successful   Chief Of Salvage Job Radios To Commander Of Atlantic Fleet *USS Missouri Reports For Duty’

Report 30 Hurt In Dayton, 0., Fire   Serious Fire Occurs In Downtown Area Of Ohio City During Night

First Baptists Ordain Five Deacons   Brookfield Church Aids in Ceremony Here.

No Meeting With Soviet Subs So Far   Fleet Commander's Forces Performing Dual Job In Orient

Navy To Give Protection To Formosa Area   Admiral Struble Tells Of Plans For Far East Defense

7th Fleet Can: Hit North Korea Struble Declares   Protection Of Formosa Would Not Be Hindered, Fleet Commander Says

/th Naval Fleet Has Double Role  Can Protect Formosa, Also Strike As Vase

7th Fleet Will Play A Double Role In Pacific   Admiral Says Ships To Guard Formosa, Bieht Korean Reds

Tth Fleet Can Hit Red: And Protect Formosa Admiral Struble Says   Declares He Will Be Set To Prevent Any-Landing On Nationalist Island

Admiral Offers Aid in Korea  Seventh Fleet «   Seventh Fleet : Can Defend Island

SHOWERS IN FORECAS!]   But Weatherman Says Participitation Will Be Light

Abolished By Commissioners For Economy   Drees Fired, Charged — ‘Politics’; Auditor Says Post Necessary

Suggests Liquor Group Reestablish Comptroller's Job   Akers Says Post Is Necessary in Report on Audit

Set Up Liquor Board Comptroller Office Again. Akers Urges In Report

Subversives Bill Passes. Test Vote   Congress Votes To Put Marshall in Defense Post

Reach Agreement (Qn Anti-Red Bill   Compromise Follows Terms : Of Senate Measure

‘Congressional Conferees Have Agreed on Final Terms of Bill to Restrict Subversives

Senate-House Group Reaches Tentative Agreement on Measure Aimed to Hobble Communist ‘Activities—Internment in Time of Invasion or Revolé¢.   FINAL TERMS WITHHELD

Reach Aceord OnTerms of  New Red Bill   Proviles Internment for ‘Dangerous Individuals In Time of Invasion

Congress Conferees Agree On Final Terms Of Subversives Control Bill

Anti-Red Bill ‘Okeh Nearer In Conference   Tentative Agreement Reported in Capitol; Decision Due Monday

Congress Groups Tentatively Agree ‘On Control of Reds   Provision Calls for Making  AH Communists and   Agents Register   in Future

Near Accord On Red Curb   Terms of Compromise , Anti-communist Bill May Be Told Monday

ARE ALREADY IN HIGH GEAR   Observers Astonished By Governor’s Huge _ ‘Loyalty’ Vote

Voorhees Appointment Is Cited ° rin Ae sta RRA RCE  Military Role Is Vital In New World Program

New Global Economic Program   Now Being Mapped As Successor To Marshall Plan

U.S. Military Needs Guide Foreign Plan   New Economic Setup Developed To Fill Marshall Plan Gap

U. $. Military Interests To Play Vital Role  After Marshall Plan Aid Stops New

Military Interests To Play Big Part In New Global Economic Plan   Involved In Project Are Imports For Stockpiling Strategic Materials, Effect Of Planning On Occupied Nations.

Military Interest OF U.S. To Guide Global Aid Plans  Planners at Work n Economic Plan

American Military Interests To Play — Vital Part In Developing Aid Program

Military Interests to Guide Charting of Future Global Aid   Economic Program to Succeed Marshall Plan Likely to Hinge on U.S. Defense Facters;' Tracy Voorhees Appointed to Study Staff

‘Badger Worm’ Label Pinned On McCarthy   Miss Kenyon, ‘Case No. VY’ on Red List, Lashes At Senator’s Tactics

SLAYER DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR AT TUCKER, ARK.   Ex-Texes Convict, 43, Makes No Stetement—Had Murdered Former Wife

Hoover Blames Pressure for Gov't Spending  r’ Proposes Government   :  Proposes Government Take ‘Holiday’ On New Services

JURY REPORTS ON KANSAS CITY   UTTER DISREGARD FOR ALL LAWS IN GAMBLING THERE

GAMBLING TAKE IN K. G. BARED BY GRAND JUR\   Federal Report on Operation Spurs Local Action Against Racketeering

Rotten Gambling, Racketeering In. Kansas City Exposed; Jury Says All Laws Are Disregarded

‘Utter Disregard’ for State, Local Laws Reported in Federal Inquiry   Report Says Gambling Operations Netted an Annual Return of $34,500,000, With Wide Ramifications: Gargotta ‘Squealed’ at Hearing

Grand Jury Reports Multi-Million Dollar Gambling Ring In Mid-Wes!   Spurs Local, State Authorities Into Action Against Racketeering

Kansas City Grand Jury Report Spurs Law Officers Into Action Against Rackefeers

Midwest Bed of Multi-Million Dollar Gambling   Federal Grand Jury’s Report Spurs Greater Local Action

Federal Grand Jury Report Spurs New Action Aaainst ansas Racketeertna

Jury Laments ‘Disregard For Gambling Laws  Local And State   Local And State Authorities Moved To Action By Grand  Jury’s Lachina

Anti-Gambling Drive Spurred  Kansas City Jury Report Excites Issue

Missouri Is Probing All Racketeers   Federal Grand Jary Says Disregard Ie Shown for State, Municipal  . er   Tavern Is Locked   State Line Resort Closed by Kansas; Hayden Ww Vired

U.S. Grand Jury Report Touches Off the Inquiry   ‘Utter Disregard for State and Municipal Laws’ Cited by Group

COLLEGE BATTLE STIRS. BAPTISTS   Alumni Association At Greensboro Thinka Convention President Might Well Resion.

Communists Make Small Penetration  North Of Taegu   Two Red Divisions Massing For Drive On Vital Port City

Mother and Son Sentenced to Die In Woman’s Death   Charge They Killed To End Talk on Previous Murder

Gives Coal Out of Basement to Heat Hospital   2ostville Resident Helps Out Fuel-Short Institution

CITIZEN AIDS IOWA HOSPITAL   Man at West Union Gives Coal to Institution

RIVAL UNIONS IN HOT SCRAP   Both U. E. and I. U. E. Claim Victory In Representation Election.

Labor Will Face Tests In Britain  Opponents Challeng Housing And Spendine

Assembly Stil! Deadlocked On Furopean Army   British Labor Party Fighting To Check Churchill Plan

Half Dozen Big Companies Bid for Huge New Gas Well Drilled Near Renovo, Pa.

Renovo Strike Has More Than Average Significance  Residents Debate Offer for Big Gas Wel

GHINESE GAN NOW BE HIT BY AIR FORCE   Seek Revenge for Days Along Front At Yalu River

US. Planes Again Plastering Reds in Karen With More Elbow Room to Fly

U.S. Air Force Planning Attacks On Troop Concentrations, Supply Lines

IN JONES’ TRIAL   Prosecutor Says Attorney Was Drunk in Fatal Accident

Jones Trial Under Way   - State Opens Case . ‘Against Olathan On ‘Manslaughter Charge

Urges Group to Probe Charges   Harm Being Done Now by Body, Lodge States

Lodge Proposes ANon-Partisan Probe Of Spying  Methods Weaken U. § Bmeottion Batre. Alar

Lodge Proposes 12-Member Body lo Probe Charges   McCarthy Demands Secret Memorandum  On Far East Policy

Lodge Urges 12-Man, Non-Partisan Commission to Investigate Communists in U.S. Government

Non-Partisan  Probe of U. S. KmployesUrged by Sen. Lodge   None of Current Charges Proved, Republican Senator Says

Creation Of Non-Partisan  Board Urged   Senator Proposes Group To Probe Disloyalty Charges

Sen. Lodge Proposes Board to Take Over Disloyalty Inquiry   Asserts Present Probe of McCarthy's Charges is Causing Harm; Lattimore Reveals That He Advised Aaainst ‘Deployment’ in Far East

WEDNESDAY TALKS ARE SCHEDULED  re e °  President To Give Reports To Congress And Nation   KOPEA TEACHING LESSON Any New Tax Seen Coming  Out Of Salaries, Dividends

Truman Plans Korean Report   World Situation to Be Discussed Wednesday

Truman: Plans Korean. Report      World Situation to“ -*Be Discussed Wednesday

Truman Planning Special Message On Korean War  AA/‘II Paral‘... DO.‘ n   Will Deliver Radio Talk Wednesday; T« Seek Defense Funds

New Billions For Defense Truman's Aim    President To Send Message to Congress To Speak To People

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Will Put Up Store Building For His Business Rival

Committee Calls For Reckoning On China Aid   Congress Group To Seek Data On Ship Charges

Congressional Blood Pressures Rise  Johnson Navy Critic Removed From Post

Congressmen Discover Navy Critic Of Johnson’s Policy Being Removed From Office

ADMIRAL IS RELIEVED OF HIGH POST   Officials Give No Reason for Transfer  Of Top Naval Doctor

Battle Centered On Naval Shift   Tempers In Congres: Flare Over Transfer  Of Johnson Critic

Johnson Draws Lawmakers Ire  Naval Transfer Laid To Boone’s Criticism

Navy Doctor Opposes Cut, Loses Post   Adm Boone Criticizes Military Hospital _ Reduction

Navy Critic of Johnson Loses Post   Lawmakers Score Transfer of Top Medical Officer

TRANSFER NAVY MAN   Medical Officer is Critic of Defense Economy Meves 

CRITIC OF JOHNSON NUSTED FROM HGH U, 5. DEFENSE POST   Rear Admiral Joel T. Boone Transferred After He Calls Military , Hospital Cut back “Shortsighted.”   NEW ASSIGNMENT IS UP TO THE NAVY   Removal Is Latest in Long Series of Quarrels Over Handling of Affairs of Armed Services.

Boone Opposes Hospital Slash As Shortsighted  Naval Doctor Tells House Panel  Move —  Uy. . ts ey...

Removal Of Boone Stirs Another Row  Coneresstonal Blood   Congressional Blood Pressure Raised By Action Of Johnson

Fight Over Civil Defense Looms   Overall Boss Clause Provokes Dispute

Heated Controversy In Prospect Over Provisions Of Civil Defense Measure

Civil Defense Row Expected  Wines, =  Leeeneneie °C ae eam   Republican Objects To Bill's Provisions

Need For Universal Coverage Is Cited . GI Life Insurance Program Chanaes Forecast By Solon

Civil Defense Czar Plan To ‘Stir Battle   Administrator Would Be Responsible Only To Chief Executive

CIVIL DEFENSE CHIEF SOUGHT   May Become Issue Of Heated Controversy In Congress  VAST POWERS ASKED

Controversy May Develop On Defense   Home Front Plans Face Opposition From GOP Ranks

PLAN FOR CIVIL DEFENSE ARCUED   Proposal For Single Powerful Administrator Heads Towaid Heated Controversy In Conordes

Excise Slash Sidetracked By the War  ‘Inadvisable,’ Says  Tepaciury Dent —

Tax Cutting Bill Ditched   Korean War May Lead To Increase in Taxes

Bill To Slash Excise. Taxes Appears Dead  Some Congressmen Predict War Will Bring Higher Levies

Higher Levies Expected Now   White House Advises Time Not ‘Prudent’ to Cut Excise Taxes

0 TAX CUT IN PROSPECT DURING WAR   Excise Tax Slash Bill  Seems Dead; New Levjes May Be Asked

Excise TaxRepeal PlanDitched; Steel Shortage Hits Auto Industry   Secret Plane Flight

Nab Parents For Starving Child   Report Second Tot Is Critically III

Dilworth Called Liar by Gov. Duft   Democratic Candidate Links 2 State Officials With ‘Racketeers’   Finishing Touches Made On State GOP Platform

Big Yank Guns  Hammer Enemy   ” MacArthur, Back From Korea, Confident of American Victory

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  vrAera’s ECWMArTES. Dade attack

Transplanted By 2 Groups Of Surgeons   Fivst Operation Of Kind Performed By Chicago Doctors

Medicos Perform History - Making Kidney Swap From Dead To Living

ist Operation of Kind—  Surgeons Trans plant Kidney from Dead Woman to Patient

Kidney From Dead Woman I: Transplanted by Surgeons; Recipient Is Recovering

 First Operation Of Its Kind Ever Performed  Dead Woman's Kidney Removed To Another Woman; Doctors Say Patient In’Good Condition

Surgeons Successfully Transplant Kidney from Dead to Living Patient

Senators Vote  To Delay UMT   Truman Wins Postpone. ment Of Act Until 1951

UMT Bill Put On Shelf Until Next Congress   Senate Committee Yields to President's Plea to Delay Action

UMT MEASURE SEEN SHELVED   Bill Has Been Put Into ‘Cold Storage,’ Say Most Lawmakers

Commiftee Votes UMT Bill Delay   Senate Groug For Putting Off Action Until Wert January

VICTORY FOR TRUMAN  Senators Vote to Delay U_M.T. Action Until 1951

U. S, Army Starts Production of New Anti-Tank Weapon Mounted On Jeeps

Army Turning Out Potent Antitank Rifle  Can Destroy Any Known Tank

HERE AND THEREIN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   let Groun. Red-fantnred American Soldiers Released

Street Car Conductor Held in Fatal Crash   Chicago Transit Employe Accused of Leaving Scene. at Aceident in Which 32 Were Killed. .

Ind InsurancePaymnet Being Studied By VA   Cash For Clerical Assistance Needed

U.S. Navy Bomber With Crew of ll  Lost Over Ocean   Planes Fanned Out Over Broad Pacific Area In Futile Search

House Passes An  Allotment Bill   To Aid Dependents of Those Called in Service; Married Men Will Be Called Soon

Allotments Bill Passes House, Sent to Senate   Provides Payments Ranging From $85 To $165 Monthly

HOUSE PASSES GI ALLOTMENT   Members Relieved At No’ Having To Vote Now On U. M., T.

ALLOTMENT. BILL PASSED      Compromise Measure For GI's  Sent From House To Senate

Rain, Melting Snow Raise  Flood Perils   Truckee River Invades Reno, Heavy Damage Feared; Pittsburgh Watches 2 Streams

Bomb Threat Only Defense,  Churchill Sa ys      Use It As A Bargaining Weapon, He Advises Western Powers

Indians Camped on Delaware River Wear;Plastic Helmet Headdresses

Defenders Driven Back 15 Miles; Invaders Pay Dearly For Advance Threatening Vital Defense Lines   War Department Reports Losses Of U. §, ‘Very Moderate;” Communists Running Out Of Fuel For Tanks; Appear Weary

Red Armor Crashing U. $. Line   Fresh Troops Rush To Stem Tonk Advance

North Koreans Pour In Heavy Reinforcement   Gains Regi 7d At Stagger Cost In Tanks and Men

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Red Armored Columns Crash Through U.S. Troops

Foe Loses Heavily in Tanks, Men   Reinforcements Poured In by U.S.; Planes Hit Enemy Hard.

Reinforced Red Columns  Push Ahead   U.S. Reinforcements Are Speeding North To Meet Offensive

Benton Twp. Child Loses Life In Fire   Brother, 12, Tries To Save Victim

BURNS, SHIOKE ARE FATAL 10 BENTON CHILD      Intense Flames Drive Back Boy, 12, In Rescue Attempt

Plans To Confer With Eenate Bankers  Kentucky Solon Says He'll Offer Bill to Extend Rent Control Program for $0 Days   Be MARVIN L. ARROWSMITY

Truman Calls for Extension of Rent Curbs   For One Year Beyond June 30; ‘Public Interest Demands It’

Truman Urges Rent Controls  One Year Extension Asked by President

Truman Asks Rent Controls To Mid-1951   Removal Threatens Serious Hardship, He Tells Congress

Truman Wants Curhs On Rent   Asks Congress To Extend Controls For One Year

TRUMAN REQUEST SENT TO SOLONS  Extension Of Rent Controls Is Sought

Truman Urges Extension Of Rent Control   Seeks To Prevent ‘Wave Of Increases’

Truman Asks Extension of Rent Controls   “Convinced Public Interest Required It, President States

Truman Asks Extension Of Rent Controls  Urges Congressmen   Urges Congressmen To Continue Laws For Another Year

Rent Extension  Bill Introduced   Republican O pposition Appears Promptly

Truman Fearful Of Effects Of Rental Boosts  Houce Unit Further   House Unit Further Cuts Excise Taxes, Includina Baseballs

Truman Wants Year Extension C On Rent Curbs   Congress Told Rapid Hikes fonld Affect, Adversels ‘Sales. And Employinent

Truman Asks Rent Control lint Mar 3f   President Requests Six Month Extension; Present Law Exnires December 31

Truman Asks Exfension of Rent Control   Congress Requested Continue Law Through March 31; Letters — Sent to Lawmakere

Truman Asks Rent Control Continuation  Says Millions Will Suffer By End

Requests Curbs Continued Year After June 30  President Declares End Of Law Would Cause:Hardship

Conoressional   Legh” Sh ralhe nee tRieenlieateentie  Truman Pleads For Year's Extension Of Rent Control

TRUMAN ASKS - RENT CONTROL   Extension Proposed To June 30, 1951

PRESIDENT ASKS CONTINUATION OF RENT CONTROL   rumen Warns Congress Housing Shortage : Saill Acaute

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS RETAIN RENT CONTROLS   SPECIAL MESSAGE ASKS ACTION FOR PUBLIC INTEREST

Truman Asks Congress to Extend Reni Controls ic Aid Defense Production

Sends Special Message Today Urging Action  ‘In Public Interest He Tells Lawmakers

Truman Asks Extension of Rent Law   Senate Committee to Begin Hearings Monday

Truman Wants Rent. Controls Extended  President’ Says Millions Would Gaffer 1f lac

Truman Pleads  For Rent Curb   Extension of Law for Year Is Asked in Messave

Rent Control Action Asked   Truman Requests Extension Until End of March

President Asks Extension Of Rent Controls   Makes Request Today; Meantime Many W. Pa. Communities Act

Rail Strike to. Be Carried to a Fifth Key Line   Union Pacific Will Be Struck Tonight, Executive Asserts.

Other Calls   Hershey Promises 20,000 Men In 60 Days; To Have 300,000 Ready Gann

Army to Call 10,00 Men In First Dratt  Bor forly September  Aliana Siead

Selective Service Fixes September Drattee Deadline   Hershey Promises Early Delivery of 20,000 to Camp

First Mass. Draft Quota May Be 700   Army to Get 20,000 Draftees  In Sentamber

Ohio Edison's Workers Quit  - Akron, Youngstow ; eres © Megas fae © b2F

Request Fiscal *~-lanandence fol  School Boards   ‘Confusion’ Between City Administrations And Boards Attacked

TO BEGIN WORK SOON   Materials for Sigma Alpha Epsilon  House Are Delivered

Americans Advance At Brideehead   South Koreans Fall Back In  Some Sectors

Emergency Capital in Path of Foe   Marines Seize Height In Naktong Battle; Shifted North.

Two Battles To Mark Showdown Offensive As Reds Try For Taegu   First Marines and 24th Division Make Gains At Both Ends Of Big Offensive.

Yanks Penetrate Deeper in Naktong River Area; Fine Height Takenby Brigade

Rent Control Foes Line Up For Battle  Se ot a: 00S ty One   Campaign Planned T« Kill Extension Bevond June 30 Date

GOP Lays Anti-Rent Law Plans   Foes Of Controls To ‘Talk At Length’  Racinast Renewe! Bill

AEA Votes To Admit Negroes As Members   Written Ballot To Be Taken; More Funds Sought

PARADE GROUND NO PLACE FOR A CHEROKEE WARRIOR Indian Mother’s Word Sends Devildoge Son Back to Front

 “I Need Them—My Dirty, Stinking An d Loyal Platoon”  \So Cherokee Mother’s Letter Will Send Son Back To Wai

Mother Yields to Powerful Appeal  Indian Marine Will Get Back in Fighi

ING YORISHIAgG AMerican, me  Deskbound Marine Sergeant To Return To “Dirty, Stinking, Loyal Platoon’

American Indian Begs His Mother to Put Him Back in. Thick of Battle

SERVICE MEN'S ALLOWANCES TO START ROLLING   President Ready te Sign Measure Giving Assistance to Families at Home.

TRAIN CRASHES TRUCK; 9 HURT AT EDGEWOOD   B. & O. Passenger Train Turns Over in Accident on Crossing.

TRUCK-TRAIN CRASH HURTS 9   B, AND 0. DIESEL HITS BIG TRUCK AT EDGEWOOD CROSSING

BARES HUGE BOOBY TRAP  Greek Farmer Saves ECA Project From Going Boom!

Defense Costs For U. S. Likely  To Be Increased   Because of Dovetailing Military Planning With Western Europe

Arms Costs Increases Foreseen.   Defense Pool Held Likely To Require More VU. S. Spendinc

May Have To Increase Own  Defense Fund   Dovetailing Planning With Western Europe Will Also Require Some Sacrifice Of Pride

Military Pool Cost to U. S. Seen Highe:   Sec. Johnson Warn  Against Cutting Budget   Defense Planners Say Col: lective Plan May Take ' Two to Three Years.

U. S. Is Dovetailing Military Planning With Europe;  Defense Spending to Increase  Defense Officials Point to Huge Commitments Throughout World

 Defense Officials F igure Nation  Must Continue To Boost Spending

U.S. Defense Costs May Rise   Military Planning Linked To Europe

VAST A WILL BE NEEDED TO RESIST FOE   Increase In Military  Expenses Expected  s Nation Must De fend Self And Aid Others.

UNITED ARMS PLAN EXPENSE SEEN HIGH      Defense Officials . Think Pooled Resources Mean Larger Initial Costs

4  VIEW IS GIVER BY DEFENSE OFFICIALS   Claim Nation Has Most To Contribute To Allies

DEFENSE COSTS TO INCREASE, IS PREDICTION   Military Planning Wit! Europe To Hike Expenses, Belief

Cooperation Seer Causing Higher Military Budget   Johnson Warns On Budget Slashes ‘By One Nickel’

1950 Population Count - For Stark County —   —WARNS AGAINST ARMS CUT— U. S. M ay Increase Its S pending For Defenses

‘Circus Elephant Pulls Youth, 5, ‘Into Ring, Tramples Him to Death

HOSPITAL TAG ‘ DAY ANNOUNCE!   Poster Contest To B Held Throughout T oga County.

AWOGE WARNS NEWSHEN AND “BANS PICTURES   Student on Trial for Staying of Pretty Sweetheart After Dance.

Bednasek Trial Starts Today   Judge Warns Against Sensationalism in  Radio, Newspapers

Bandits Loot Mather Home Of $350,000   Uninsured Jewels Taken By Quartet In Cleveland Raid

Jay Cooke Blasts Duff Supporters   Says State Jobs Are ‘On Block to Highest Producers of Votes’

Jay Cooke Blast: Duff Supporters  - Says State Jobs Are   Says State Jobs Are ‘On Block te Highest Producera of Woles"

Prosecution. Winding Up Case Against Maragon   Charged With Lying To Probers

BAR McCARTHY FROM SENATE. RED HEARING   Excluded During -Testimony OfLauie Rudanr

Communist Drives Increase Flanking  Threat to Big Port   American Reinforcements Go Ashore Fully Prepared to Strengthen Weakened UN Line; Allied Planes Knock Out 6 More Enemy Tanks

UN Lines Hammered Down Yo About 160 Mile Total: Hyonchen Gecupied in West

Reds Occupy Hypochon, 33 Miles Southwest Of Key  Communications Center Of Taegu; Yechon Also D...d. AID Rocce hte

New Troops, Unidentified, Follow Monday’s Second Division Landing; United Nations Lines Pressed Down To 160-Mile Leneoth

Reds Break Wide Hole In Front - :   Manpower Coming Ashore Prepared To Hit Combat

Invaders Push On Hyopchon, Retake Yechon   ‘Pressure Eases Along Entire Front After  Reds Enter City 33 Miles From Taegu; Units of U. S. Marines Reach Korea’

RUSSIA'S NEW ‘PEACE’ MOVE NOT BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY.   ~Washington Diplomats See Offer Of Trade As Propadanda Effort

Firemen of Area Will Vice!  AtEm porium   More Than $2,000 In Prize Money Will Be Awarded

Unsentimental British Customs Puts Engagemen! Rina on Cash-Carry Basis

May Finishes  Prison Term   Ex-Representative Released On Parole

H rrspate : ry: : oP c ; ; . arvard-Educated Pigeons Really Have Brains

Harvard-Bred Pigeons Can Play Piano, Tell _ Time, Use Pushbuttons

‘BUT, CAN dh HY COOK Harvard Educated Pigeons Play Piano Tune, Tell Time And Understand Changes In Colors

Harvard Birds, Of Cour se—  Pigeons Play Piano, Table Tennis, Tell Time

THEY SING, PLAY Even Pigeons At Harvard Possess  Genius Of Sorts

School District Votes Tuesday  Harlingen, Wilson T cet Canocanliaméaw Liv

Consolidation Vote Thursday  Harlingen, Wilson To Ballot Third Time

Wilson Tract To Vote Again  School Consolidation Election Set Dec. 21

Pennsy State Police Reinforce Patrols To Protect Milk Trucks  Governor Acts To Stop Dumping Of Truck Loads; AFL Dairy Workers On Strike Against 68 Dealers In Area.

Arrests Reported In-Pennsylvania Milk Strike As Washinaton Confers

Police Patrol Highways in Pennsylvania   Governor Duff Acts. - After Logds Dumped Drivers: Threatened 

State Police Patrol Milk Strike Area  4 Men Arrested For Blocking Highway With

ARREST VIOLATORS — Pennsylvania Troopers  Guard Milk Truck Routes

Police Patrol Milk TankTruckRoutes   o Western Pennsslyanin Counties Affected by Dispute

Pennsylvania Police Patrol Seven Counties as Milk  Strike Intensifies Today Dumping of Trucks Is Reported; Four Pickets Are Arrested

POLICE WATCH MILK STRIKERS   Patrol Wide Pennsylvania Area To Avert Violence.

State Police Guard Against Violence In Western Pennsylvania Milk Strike

—MILK STRIKE 4. Arrested By Police In Road Block  Governor Acts To Curb Disorders 

State Police Patrol Milk Strike Area   4 Men Arrested For. Blocking Highway With Auto and Signs

WHETHER SEOUL WILL BE DEFENDED STILL UNCERTAIN   Some Americans Believe 7" 9. K. Army Has Lost Will to Fight Since Chinese Entered War.   VIEWS NOT SHARED BY REPUBLIC’S CHIEF!   They Hold Troops Would Stand Against Foe If Assured There Would Be  No Allied Evacaution.

Voting To Begin AtThursday  Clear Skies Expected For Sutlivem Election

Commissar Kornteder nee  Ex-Red Certain McCarthy Will Expose Commies In Governmen:

Says McCarthy fo Prove Claim   Communists in U.S. Government, He Says

Allies Pressed To Act Against Russ Aggressior   Foreign Ministers Of Atlantic Pact Countries Discuss Proposals, Other Defense Questions

International Army Studied By Pact Allies   11 Atlantic Pact Nations Consider Formation of International Army To Meet Red Threat.

Super-Chief To Be Named If New Plan 29 Utilized   OO cr: x . % ‘fietals Convinced Plan Most Efficient  To Fight Communism

Increase In Production  Also Asked   Proposals Placed Before Ministers At Secret Session

US Is Pressing Allies To Rush Army Formation   Wants Internationa! Force As Protection  Against Red Threat

ACTION ASKE AT ATLANTIC PARLEY   Decision May Be Reached At Sessions Today   AMERICANS AIM   To Set Up Super Command To Weld Armed Forces Of 12 Member Nations

‘Big Three’ Talks Secret On Proposals   Foreign Ministers Helieved Near End Of London Sessions

United States Is Pressing Western Allies in Effort to Rush Formation of Defenses

U.S. SEEKING — ALLIED ARMY   Calls On North Atlantic Nations For International Force

ALLIES STUDY DEFENSE PLAN   American Idea Would Weld Atlantic Pact Military Units To Stop Reds.

Pact Nations Would Block Soviet Threat   Diplomats Cite More Production As Maior Facter

United Army May Be Set UpIn Europe   International Group Proposal Likely To Be Brought Up Today: Civilian Head Pronosed

European Ground Forces, English And U. S. Air And Navy Power Mav Join’

Atlantic Pact Allies Urged To Act Quick   Decision Likely To Come Today As West Leaders Gather

United Stafes Is Favoring A Unified Force   International Army To Meet Threat Of Rod Attack Uraed

U. 5. Pressing For Army To Defend West  NS pees ee Ve en ee. ey   North Atlantic Pact Nations Urged To Build Armed Force

One Army Urged For Atlantic Pact   U.S. Holds Unified International Force Is Answer To Soviet Threat

Top Young Men of 1949 Named      U.S. Junior Chamber Picks Leaders in Achievement

8-YEAR-OLD BUY FOUND ON DESERI   ARIZONA YOUTH IS HALF DE. LInIOTS AFTER WANDERING 27% HOURS.

Urging Formal UN Action Against Russia Chiang Kai-Shek Says Soviet Real Aaaressor In Korea War

General Says U.N. Did Not  Give Warning   Calls Report From Group As Hindsigh' Observation Only

Enraged Man Wounds Victim's Escort, Mother  Dead Woman Once Golf Champ; Ambusher Uses Pistol, Shotgun, Rifle -

Sportswoman Of Pontiac, Mich. Shot And Killed  Two Others Wounded As Former Suitor Starts Gun Attack

Three-Gun Killer Goes Amok Michigan Sportswoman Slain, Two Shot by Enraged Suitor

Defense Gains To Be Reviewed  12 Atlantic Pact ” Ministers To Meet

Association Will Fight Truck Weight Controversy Tleads Rack to Assembly

Battle On Truck  Weights Will Go ' Before Assembly   State Association Plans T:  Renew Legislative Fight For Higher Limits

TRUMAN FAVORS POWER PROGRAM   Wants Projects to Benefit Entire Country

Truman Again Asks Building Of Waterway   President 's Anxious To Develop Both Seaway And Power Project, He  « Tells News Meeting

Truman Backs Plans For Public Power in All Parts of Country   Supports River Valley  Programs Wherever

Proposes Public Power ‘Expansion  » St. Lawrence: Project : May Benefit: Nation

Army Won't  Use Reserve  In Fighting Department, Says”  Draft Law Not  -—T

Army Sees No Mobilization Or Draft Soon  Air Force To Reca]!   Air Force To Recall Electronics Experts On Voluntary Basis

Call For Active Air Force Duty Voluntary One  No Draft So Long As Need Is Met 6) By anulas EF

U.S. Planning No Immediate  Drattee Call   Mobilizing of Reserve Units Not Foreseen Army Ageney Declares

J. 3. DOES NOT EXPECT 10 CALL URAFTEES AT ONCE   Nor Has It Any Plans to Sum. mon Army Reserves in Connection With Fight ing in Korea.   AIR FORCE TO USE SOME SPECIALISTS   Number of Electronics Ex. perts Will Be Recalled for Active Duty on a Voluntary Basis.

Army Has No Plans Now For Calling Up Reserves Or Invoking Draft Law   Volunteer Enlistments To Be Depended On For Keeping Armed Forces At Authorized Strength; Air Force Seeks Radar Experts

Army Has No Plans To Call  Reserves.  Does Not Expect To Invoke Draft,  Statement Says

No Prospect Seen Of Early Call For  Army’s Reserves   Defense Dept. Also State: No Plans Contemplated To Invoke Draft Law

Army Plannine No Call of Draftees Now   Formal Statement Outlining Its Position Released

SOME AIR FORCE SPECIALISTS T0 BE CALLED SOON   To Be Used In Defense 0 Continental U. S., Includ. ing Radar Warning   NO MOBILIZATION OF RESERVES NOW

Army Plans No Immediate Draft Or Reserve Call   Air Force, However, Announces It Is Recalling For Active Duty, On Voluntary Basis, Electronics And Radar Specialists

U.S. Discounts ‘Idea of Calling  Reserve Units   ‘Draft Also Pushed Aside ; So Long as Enlistments  Maintain Strength

U.S. Believed Leading Reds In Arms Race   General Collins Says Soviet Lagging In Atomic Weapons

Gen. Collins Believes Russiz Sull Can't Make  Guided Missiles for Army

DOUBTS REDS HAVE ATOMIC ARTILLERY   Army Chief of Staff Says Russians Unable To Develop Weapons

BERLIN MAY FACE ANOTHER BLOCKADE   Traffic te West Part of Former Capital Slowed by Intersector Squabble.

Seating Of China Reds Is Demanded As First Step Toward Korean Peace

Give Red China UN Seat, Says Stalin  Replies to Nehru’s Korea Peace Bid

Stalin Asks UN Seat For China  Times Says Nehru Told Russian Peace Price

Labor Pushes, Business Raps Tax of Profits   Union Group Wants Rate High as 85 Percent; C. of CC. Onnased

Unions Okay Profit Tax Plan In U.S.   U. S. Chamber 4 Of Commerce  Opposes Levy

LABOR UNIONS IN SUPPORT OF PROFITS LEV)   AFL And CIO Do Not Think Treasury Is Biting Hard Enough    BUSINESS LEADERS - VOICE OPPOSITION

Labor Endorses, C. OF C. Opposes Big Profits Tax  Proposed Levy Not

AFL and CIO Get Back of ‘Excess’ Tax  Only Complaint Is That Proposed Goal Is Too Low

Heavy Profits Tax Supported By Labor Units   House Group's Plans Vigorously Opposed By ©. of ©. Directors

U.S. Chamber 0} Commerce Finds It Destructive’  Labor Wants Cut To Go Deeper While Diamimaaea Drabacte

Unions Boost, Business Opposes Plan To Impose Excess Profit Taxation

(. of C. Hits Profits Tax As Unsound’  Encourages Waste, Cc... B...* nn hha   Encourages Waste, Say Business Men; Labor Groups Differ, Urge Heavier Levy

CIO, AFL Supporting Protits Tax   Equally Heavy Opposition From U. S. Chamber of Commerce

Leopold Asks For New Deal   Would Remain King In Name Only With  Powers To Prince

Slow - Motion Abdication Eases Crisis.   Socialists In Belgium Going Back To Work

Léopold’ s Offer Quiets Belgium   Would Transfer Powe: to Prince Now and Abdicate in 1951

Belgian Workers Return To Jobs   King Leopold Offers To Transfer Powers To Young Prince

: Police Guard Publie Balldings  ‘Leopold Promises to Yiek His Powers to Crown Prin;

STILL CONFUSING Leopold Bows To Pressure; Offers A”Slow” Abdication

Leo Bows To Threat Of War   Virtual Abdication Offered Parliament ‘In Effort to Bring End ta Civil Strife

King Leopold III Bows To Threat Of Civil Strife    Offers Slow-Motion  Abdication; Throws  Issue To Parliament

Leopold Offers Abdication In ‘Slow-Motion’   Not-Wanted Belgiar Monarch To Remain King In Name Only; Son To Take Over

Tension in Belgiunr Eases as Leopold Asks Parliament  To Delegate Power 5 ee. a PRR

KING LEOPOLD TO ABDICATE GRADUALLY   Asks Parliament To Delegate Powers To Prince  APTION MEANC   Son Would Become Monarch Of Belgium When He Is 21 Next Year

Leopold Offers Power fo Son   Strikers Return To Jobs as King Starts Step-Down

BELGIAN KING YIELDS; STRIKES ARE CALLED OFF   Leopold Asks Parliament tc Delegate Power to  Crown Prince.

THE ENEMY AT HOME:  Red Infiltration Of U.S. Labor Is Designed To Undermine Security

Dig Up $24,118, Bra Girls loi qd   Miami Phone Thefts implicate Eleven

STUDENTS AND POLICE JOIN IN HUNT FOR CO-ED   WMC Campus Combed For Clues; Fear She May  Have Been Harmed

Economy Bloc Kills Mine Bill In Voting Today   Program of Defense Against A-bombs to Be Unvelled in Congress ‘Soon.

FIND DUPLICATES IN VET SERIALS   Veterans Administration Runs Into Trouble Over  Errors In Identification Of Men.

Gls: Remember Your ‘Very Own’ Little Serial Number? It Wasn’‘t So Exclusive After All!

Dupiicate Serials Siow VA Checks   Insurance Rebates Turns Up Errors

VA Finds Many Duplications In Serial Numbers During Payments For Special GI Insurance Dividend

State Population Shows 10 Per Cent Gain in Decade   Official Figure Places +" AE-*30489;021-—By Census Bureau

Planes Dissipate First Red Thrust   Defense Line Gaps Closed; Foe Punished Heavily

Aim Smash At Allied Lifeline   U. S. Planes Break Up Early Effort To Start Drive

Shocked Hollywood Wonders What's Next For Songstress Judy Garland

‘Asks What's’  Next for Judy   Hollywoed Views Throat Cutting Incident Climax to Her Long Illness.

What Will Happen to Judy Garland?  - Woltewend Too   Hollywood is --Looking for Answer

Senate Leaders Team Up To Speed Passage of New ‘Social Security Measure

ea eet ead a  duick Action dn Security  sill Is Aim.  Senate To Vote On Amendments

Wide Social Aid Measure Being Urged By Senators  Expanded Program Vatine Will Recin   Expanded Program Voting Will Begin  Tomorrow Evening

Social Security Passage Sought   Voting Gets Underway In Senate Tomorrow

SENATE VOTING UPON SECURITY BILL SPEEDEL   Amendments To Come Be. fore Upper House Tomorrow Afternoon

Social Security Measure Pushed   Senate Expects Bill Like That Passed By House

Lawmakers Team Up On Security Bill   Lucas, Taft Agree To Speed Passage Of Benefits Law

Sales on Tag Day Assure Trip For Ace Legion Band   Local: Musicians : - Collec + $787. Saturdsy From” “Gbnerous Public’.

Sales on Tag Day Assure Trip For Ace Legion Band   Local Musicians Collect $767 Seturday From Generous Public

Dratt To Exceed 50,000 Per Month   Army Calls for Another 47,000 Enlisted Reserves in 19-35 Age Group Not in Reserve Units

FUTURE DRAFT QUOTAS WILL BE INCREASED  Indications Are That   Indications Are That Requirements Wil! Reach 100,000 Men a Month.

47,000 More Reserves Are Ordered Up . Army Calls For Draftees May Reach 100,000 Men A Month

Future Draft Calls To Be ‘Much Higher Army Officials Say   Indicate Increase Up to 100,000 Men a Month

Draft Calls Will Be Much Larger; Army Calls 47.000 More Reserves

Marines Open Drive Against Red Guerrillas   Yanks, South Koreans Hunt Raiders in. Hills South of Wonsan

GIRL IS TRYING TO SAVE FATHER   In Asking New Trial, She Takes Chance He May Be Executed

Two Negroes Plead Guilty To Slaying   New Mexico Rancher Dies at Hands of Two Negroes AWOL From Armv: Sian Confessions

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Low Stuff Seen In Campaign Of Brutality In Ohio

GOP Beats Williams On Liquor Board   Control Wrested From Deémoerats

LIQUOR BOARD HEAD UNSEATED   Kozaren Upset; Republi can Harry Henderson New Chairman

MALIK TO CONTINUE DELAY ACTION   Sir Gladwyn --Jebb, September Security Council Chairman, Promises Effort to Restore 11. Nation. Body ‘to. ‘Normal’ _ Procedure. °°.

MALIK T CONTINUE DELAY ACTION   Sir Gladwyn Jebb, September Security Council Chairman, Promises Effort to Restore 11Nation Body te Normal Propedure,

sus GRIPE SAID ‘SATAN CONDEMNING SIN’ Briton Now Presiding Over UN Council Red Aide Due To Get Slapped Down

Jebb To Crack Down On Malik lo End Impasse   Austin Hints Yanks May Have Erred In Strafing Manchuria

Senate Passes GI Allowance; House To Act   Early Approval Of Bill Is Predicted; Families : Would Get $85-3155

GI Bill Is Certain To Pass   Senate-Approved Family Allowance Goes To   House Today For Rush Action.

Confesses Starting Fire That Cost 168 Lives; ,  .) Perle pee’ © Seen ier see oe

Indian Youth Admits He Started Hartford Circus Fire Fatal To 168 People

Violent Death Toll, Mounting As Yule Nears        “Fraffic Accide Fires Kill 146 At - Start Of Holidays:

Communist Party Ignores Law  No Registrations Made As Deadline Passes

U.S. Reds To Ignore New Communist Law   Groups Fail To Register Under Provisions Of Act

tage Is Set for Court Tests  US Reds Ignore New Security Regulation

Reds Continue To Ignore New security Act   Roundup of Alleged Top Communists In Nation Is Taking Place

Red Groups Ignore Federal Security Law  Organizations Fail To Register As Required By Law

Communists Stil Ignore U. S. Act   Move Made in Courts To Overthrow New Internal Security Act

Reds Ignore Registration Deadline —   U.S. Expected to Take First Enforcement Step Against Party Soon; A Move to Kill New Law

REDS GNORE SECURITY ACT   Communist Groups Refuse To Register; Court Action Next

Security Law Slated To Get Test In Court   Reds Ignore Federal Act Requiring Them To Register Monday

Red Groups Ignore New Security Law   Registration Deadline Passes; Stage Set For Court Test

Government Plans Stronger Action Shortly As Nation’s Communists Ignore Deadlines For Registration With Justice Department

LAW 1S FLOUTED BY COMMUNISTS   Home Front Reds Qpenls Defy Act Requiring Them To Register — National Roundup Conducted.

20,000 Army Draftees To Be Called Up   Defense Department Invokes Selective Service To Expand Military Service; 25-Year Olds Will Be Summoned a irst, Hershey Says

Army Calls For 20,000 New Drattees   Induction Set First For 25-Year-Old Men Within Two Months

20,000 DRAFTEES CALLED FOR QUICK AS POSSIBLE BY DEFENSE DEPARTMENT

25-Year-Olds Will Be Given The First Call   Gen. Hershey Says Men Can Be Delivered In 60 Days

Lawmakers Not Surprised, Since We re In It  Lo a _p eens i . wae   High Command On Way To Confer With General MacArthur

29-Year-Old Men To Get. First Calls, Hershey Says   About 60 Days  To Be Required To Fill Quota, He Tells Newsmen

Will Take 60 Days to Start Delivering Men   Selective Service Then Will Be Able to Provide 300,000 Men Within 90 Days, Gen. Hershey Declares.

Army Issues Draft Call For 20,000   25-Year-Olds to Be Called First, Says Hershey; Swift Use Of Law No Surprise

Draft Needed lor Manpower  Ceiling Slated   25-Year-Olds Will Get First Call; Lawmakers Not Surprised at Move

@2 ne etmek hee hv im iaimitirtnmaae,n.is=,,  20,000 MEN NEEDED AT ‘EARLIEST DATE’  ‘Army Calls For Drattees

25-Year-Olds To Go First, Says Hershey   Generals Collins, Vandenberg Leave To Consult MacArthur ~ On Korean War Developments

RST 10 GO WILL BE MEN 25 YEARS OLL   General Lewis B. Hershey Says it Will Take About 60 Days to Start Their Induction.   REPORTS 1,466,629 ARE IN CLASS 1-A   Declares Selective Service Can Furnish up to 300,000 Within 90 Days if Necessary.

y  20,000 MEN NEEDED AT “EARLIEST DATE’  ‘Army Calls For Drafttee:

DRAFT CALL FOR 20,000 MEN ISSUED   25-Year-Olds to Be Called Up First Says  Selective Service Head

Action Follows Army's Reques For Volunteers   Call for Reserves, National Guardsmen Delayed by Chiefs

20,000 Drattees Will Be Called; 25-Yr. Old Fis  mif...., Meet = Achine   Defense Dept. Askinc Selective Service To  Fill Needs

25 Yr, Olds to Be Called Up First Within 60 Days   Chiefs of Staff Leave for Tokyo for Conference

M unicipal League Asks State To Construct And Maintain City Streets

Five Arab Countries Band In Mutual Defense Treaty   King Abdullah Only Holdout as Nations Draft Reply to Offer of Aid Against Reds

International Roundup  5 Arab Nations Set Up Mutual Defense Treaty

Nuclear Physicist Says Population Could be Decimated With H-Bombs

Eighteen Northwest Texans Appointec To Help Oraanize State Government

EAGLES’ OFFICIALS IN’      Grand Jury Charges Range from Lottery Publicity to Blackmail

Indict 3 National Eagles Officers  Charges Range From Lottery 40 Blackmail

Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Eagles Officers   Charge Lottery, Blackmail! Violations By Four Men

Charge Brown With Lottery And Blackmail  Three Others Are _ Indicted By Grand tory At CHtawa CO

LEADING F.0.E. OFFICERS FACE INDICTMENTS   Blackmail Among Charges Brought Against 4 Men

Ohio Grand Jury: Indicts 4 Heads” Of Eagles Club  Lottery, Blackmail Charges Returned;

Wu's Blast Dooms U.N. Korean Plan   U.S. Asks Early Vote on Charges Of Aggression

Chance for HoldingWatr To Korea Called ‘Slim’ By Gloomy Delegates

U.N. Diplomats Fear Spread of Conflict in Asia   Unyielding Attitude of Chinese Reds Stirs Grave Forebodinags

FEARS IN U.N. WAR CANNOT BE LOCALIZED   Chinese Red Spokesman Wu Assails U. S.; Peiping Troops Will Not Pull Out of Korea.

U.N. Circles See Little Chance Of Localizing Bitter Fighting In Korea   Unyielding-Attitude Of Chinese Communists Cited By Deleqates      United States Confronted With Gravest Decisions Since Start Of War {I

Private U.N. Circles See Bleak Future   Belief Expressed That War Cannot Now Be Localized

3-Pronged Push Staged By Reds In North Korea   UN Resolve That Peiping Unir Quit horea Seen Defeated By Soviet Veta

U.N. Hopes Din Of Agreement With Red China   India, Britain Plan No Talks With Chinece

U.N. Officials Doubt China Reds to Yield   U. 8. Presses For Vote To Show ‘Conscience of World’? On Issue

Unyielding Attitude of Chinese Communists Hints at Little  U.S. Success in Security Council ~ Spokesman Makes It Plain Reds Will Not Withdraw From Korea

China's Attitude Discourages U.N.  Unyielding Stand Dims Truce Hope

Chances of Localizing Korean Fighting Are Held by UN as BeingVery Slim

Chances Slight Of Localizing Bitter Fighting   Chinese Communists’ Attitude Unyielding

Foreboding Expressed In U.N. Gireles   Chances of Localizing Korean Conflict Are Believed Slight in View of Chinese Reds’ Attitude.

UN Circles Fear Reds Wont Yield  Hope of Localizing Korean Fighting   Hope of Localizing Korean Fighting Appears Remote

U. N. FOREBODINGS EXPRESSED ON WAR LOCALIZING CHANCE   Unyielding Attitude Of Red Chinese Dims Hopes For Settlement

Fighting Can't Be Localized  Red Delegate’s Bitter  S wh, CL nttiane thomoe

Dollar-Helped Britain's Economic Isolationism Stirs American Anger

Decrease in U. 8. Dollar Aid  Suggested in Bitter Attack on     er 

TAX INCREASE BILL DEBATED BY SENATORS   Passage Is Expected Within Next Few Days

MORE FOOD TO FASE TENSION IN GOLD WAR   Trygve Lie, U.N. Official, Speaks Before World Health Grour In Geneva.

Trygve Lie Asks Aid for Poor People   Says Standards Must be Doubled To Ease Cold War

AMERICA MOVES FAST TO EXPAND ARMED FORCES   J. S. Services Expect To Have More Than 2,000,000 Men In Uniform Within Few Months.

2,000,000 Americans Will Be in Uniform Within Next Few Months   Army Dipping Into Its 932,000-Man Pool of National Guard and Reserve Streno:   13,000 N. E. Guardsmen Await Activation Orders   New Directive Exempts Whole Divisions; Exact Number to Be Called « Sarrat

Air Reserves Call Within Week Hinted   ‘All Other Services © ‘Already Summoning Trainad Personnel

Two Million Soldiers Is Goal Of U.S.   Wheels Move Toward Bolstering Forces  For Longer Period

2. Million Men In. Uniform Is U. S. Goal  Congress Lifts Numerical Ceilings Of Armed Services

Military Manpower Will Be Over 2 Million Soon   Reserves, National Guard, And Extension Of Enlistments Serve To Build Up Forces

Two Million U.S.  Uniforms Readied  Armed Forces Give House Group   Armed Forces Give House Group Idea of Possible Size Military Units May Reach in Few Months

U. S.’s Armed   Strength May Ton 2 Million   Expected to Pass That Mark Within Next Few Months; Ceiling Discarded

Services Speed Calls fo Top 2,000,000 Mark   Mobilization Moves To Meet Korean Needs, Future Take

Washington, July 22. (AP)—The number of Americans_in uniform probably will climb over the 2,000,000  mark within the nest few monthe

2,000,000 MEN FOR SERVICES EXPECTED SOOM   Armed Forces rian t Reach High Strength Within Few Months

SET TO BUILD UP MANPOWER   Personnel Increase May Be Accomplished In Next Few Months

Ceiling Off Armed Force:   More Than 2 Million Men to Be Ready for Action in Two Months

Military Force  Of Two Millions To Be Built Fast  Machinery Startec   Machinery Started To Boost Nation’s Battle Strength

Armed Forces Due for Boos!   Over 2,000,000 Men May be in Uniform Within Next Few Months.

Congress Lifts ServiceLids.   Army, Navy, Marine Call Up Reserves’ for Duty Sen =”

Armed Forces Push Swift Mobilization   Congress Acting Rapidly to Build Up American Fighting Power; Legislators May Move Soon Restore Family Allowances. GI Benefits

Two Million Armed Men For U. §. Near   Index to Plans Shown in Measure To Cancel Ceiling

Will Build Up U.S. Strength   Armed Forces .Will Probably.Go Over Two Million Mark; ‘Reserves Te Increase Sérvices

Two Million to Be In Uniform In Few Months   That's Figure Estimated by Armed Forces for House Committee

2 Million Men In Uniform Seen By Armed Force:   House, Senate Action Lifts Old Ceilings : On Military Strength

Military Heads Give Inkling of Type And Class of Men Wanted in Service

U. S. Forces May Reach Two Million   Air Force Hints At Early Demand For Reservists

Two Million in Uniform Soon   Limit on Manpower Is Thrown Out to Meet Emergency Needs

Armed Forces Declare America To Have 2,000,000 Men in Uniform in Next Few Months

All Services But Air Force Call Reserves  Army Begins Mailing First Notiess T.   Army Begins Mailing First Notices To Guardsmen Ol...

Slated fo Pass 2,000,000-Mark In Few Months   ‘Army Calling Some Guard Units, Air Force Seeks Vets

AMERICA PLANS TO PUT 2 MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   ALL SERVICES BUT AIR FORCE HAVE SUMMONED RESERVES

Army Dips Into National Guard )3).000 Pool   All Services Ready To Call Reserves

US to Have More Than 2 Million in Uniform Soon   All Services Except Air Force Calling Up Reserves; 2.005,882-Man Ceiline Goes Into Discard

Armed Forces To Hit? Million ln Few Months   All Services Except \\ Corps Calling Reserves: Total Now 1.458.000

Total in Uniform to Top Millions   “Alf Services But Air -Foree-Gall-Reserves-—

Number In Uniform To  Go Higher   Americans in Armed Forces Expected To Be Over Two Million Mark in Next Few Months.

Will Check On Security Of Nation   Next Few Months to See 2 Million Americans in Uniform as Limit Is Raised

Armed Forces Expand; Call  Reserve Units   Navy Orders Troop Ships Into Service

Expect 2 Million In Uniform Within Next Few Months   All Services Except Air Force Calling In Their Reserves

Congress To Inquire Into  War Needs   Vinson Committee To Hear From Navy Monday Morning

 —LIDS OFF—~ 2 Million Tn Uniform Seen Soon  ~   CALLS GO OUT FOR RESERVES

U. S. Armed Forces Expected To Reach Two Million Mark In Next Few Months

2 MILLION MEN IN UNIFORM SEEN PROBABLE SOON   Services Act To Build Strength, Keep Skilled Men From Leaving Units

 Hypnotism Can Help To Ease Pain ‘Through Suggestions To Emofions

CRIMINAL HUNTED BY FBI 1S KILLED IN MOJAVE DESERT   Fred Walter Lennon Shot Seven Times by Two Officers After Pulling Ger man-Made Pistol.   TEN-MILE CAR CHASE PRECEDES SLAYING   Victim Wanted in Many Cities and by Federal Government for Flight to Avoid Prosecution,

$15 Book Costs Agent 100 Bucks    a  e  Criminal Flees FBI; Killed In Desert Battle

Ex-Convict Held For Slaying Niece   Accused of Raping fight-Year-Old Girl

Showers Fail To Slow Trek Over State   Dixiecrat Power F Test As Nation Watches Outcome Of Primary

Truman Warns Slashes Would Upset Presperity   Tells Congress Cuts Would Worsen World Situation, Cause Production Decline   The Budget Af A Glance

Spending Put At $42 Billion   ‘Moderate’ Tax Boost Only Means Of Shaving Deficit, Congress Told: ’Cold War’ Claims Largesi Share  The Budget at a Glance

No Target Set for Balancing Taxes, Outlay   Total Is Equivalent to $282.17 for Each Man, Woman, Child in Today’s Population.

Deficit Will Go Up $5 Billion If  Tax is Not Raised Cold War Takes   Cold War Takes Biggest Bite of Proposed Spending   The Budget at a  lance

Tighter Tax  On Business  To Be Asked  President Will Give Congress Budget Proposal

Truman Lays Red Ink Plan Before Solons   Seven Unidentified; Twenty-Four Are Saved From Flames

Unbalanced Budget Goes To Congress  Today   Truman Adviser: Reported Urging Tighter Tax on  Unshared Profits

Aides Urge Traman Hike Profits Levy   Tighter Clamps Advocated As Partial Solution   To Budset Can

STEP TO-TRIMDEFICIT OF $5 BILLIONS SEEN   Tighter ‘Undistributed Profits Levy Is Held : Goal Of Advisers

Truman To Place Deficit Budget Before Congress  Truman Aides Ask For Tighter Taxes

Truman Asks $4. Billion  Quilay Today  Advisers Urge Tight  Taxes on Profits In Budget Requests

Truman Budget Proposed Today   $5 Billion Deficit Predicted; Tishter Business Tax Uroed

Truman Handing Budget to Congress ‘Today; Deficit of $5 Billion Seen

Truman Urged To Tighten Up  Business Tax   Advisers Advocating Move to Prop Up His Unbalanced Budget

Unbalanced Budget Due Today   Truman Probably to Urge Higher Tax on Business Profits.

President Gets Facts On Warfare   Chief Executive High Officers Hold Important Conferenc:

Subpoenas Served Today By Probers  Qalawa Tinker These ene   Solons Defy Truman, Demand Information

Loyalty Files Demanded by  Senate Group   U. S. Civil Service Chief Subpoenaed in First Action

DECLINES TO. GIVE FILES. TO SENATORS   Directive Barring Officials From Giving Record to Congress in 1948” Still Stands.” .   SUBPOENAS ISSUED FOR LOYALTY FILES   Test of Congressional and Presidential Authority Looms in Probe of Communism Charges.

New Violence In Curran Union  3 Land in Hospital And Nine ‘in Jail. 

Violence Flares   2 Seamen of Curran Group Arrested in a New York Battle

New Violence Exr'odes in CIO Maritime Union   Three Men in Hospitals And Nine in Jail Following Fight

sCOSTELLO’ DENIES CRIME SYNDICATE TIES  Accused Slot Machine King Declares Inability To - Advise Senate Prober On How To Deal With Crime

“Accused ‘lot Machin King Declares Inability lo Advise Senate Prober On How To Deal With Crime

‘Automatically Silences Radio  Do Commercials Irk You? Gadeet Could Be Answer

Gadget Shuts Off. Commercials  But Singing Slogans Confuse Device

Council Would Restrict Use Of State Autos   Asks Governor To Submit Budget With Car Expense Includec

Michigan Town To Get 26th Consecutive Day Of Snow; Total 82 Inches

No Support Is Given Proposal For: Coalition  Conservatives Under a es MAala Rie   Conservatives Under Churchill Make Big Comeback In Electior

DOESN'T SHOW UP ‘Whistler’ Fails to Spoil Wedding of Louisiana Miss

DEWEY LAUDS GOP AS PARTY OF FREEDOM      But Leader Raps Talk Of Free Enterprise By Reactionaries

G.0.P. Party Of Freedom, Dewey Says  Assails ‘Selfish  Reactionaries’ in  wh een rev 4at

WEAKNESSES IN BOTH POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS   Dewey Says Neither Party : Has Monopoly On Faults   DIFFERENCE LIES IN MODE OF APPROACH

Dewey Blasts. Reactionaries [n Own Party  gg ie xen,   Titular Head Of GOP Says Too Much Free Enterprise Talk

Dewey Pictures Republican Party as Champion of Labor   New York Governor Ends Lecture Series At Princeton University

Dewey Raps Free Enterprise Claims Of Some Of GOP >  Aeaorte Theea Man Thinkin. MLN...   Asserts These Men Thinking Of Own Narrow Interests Are In The Minarjiv

NARROW INTERESTS’ aetna  Dewey Aeelaims Cop, ~ Raps ‘Reactionaries’

Families of Servicemen Have Sad Homecoming But They Carry the Usual Souvenirs   By LACHLAN MacDONALD {Anchorage Alaska Times) {For Hal Boyle)

“Operation Raven” Brings Families of War Dead to U.S. by Way of Anchorage

AT THE FRONT   “OPERATION RAVEN WINGS HOMF. WIDOWS,  Oe AND SOUVENIRS  i-_ «2s... 2. we oe

Britain and France Debate Germany a Full Scale Partner   U.S. Favors W. European Union; Outcome Moy : Settle Future for Years

[Acheson Says U.S. Favors Inclusion Of Germany in European Oraanizatior

J. 5. FAVORS INCLUDING GERMANY IN EUROPEAN COUNCIL. ACHESON SAY‘

Want Reich In Council   U.S. Favors Action To Include Nation in West Eurone Setup

Beef Supply Threatened   If Corn Doesn’t Ripen’ Farmer May Keep Cattle On Feed Instead Of Marketing Them .

Weather May Mean Meat Price Jump   Farmers Buy Cattle To Feed Immature Corn to, Compete With Slaughter Houses

Weather Factor in Meat Prices  Beat Is to Cost More as Livestock Is Held

Report Made On Dangers  To Freedom   Joint Economy Pane! Says Failure to Cut Taxes Ie Weakness

Highway Crashes Kill Seventeen  Persons In Pa.  Weekend Toll One Of Highest In Months; Fires Kill Eight

Europe Cold © To Support for’  Korean Troops   Negotiated Peace In Far East View Of Man on Street

Plane Wheel Clue Changes Accident Spot   Russ Shots Believed Aimed at Quarters for Crew of Privateer

Bullet-Puncturec Plane Wheel Is Fourid In Baltic  ‘Swedish Sea Expert Says Privateer Downed Far Off Latvian Coast

Bullet-Holed Wheel Basis of Expert View   Says Shots Aimed At Part of Bomber Quartering Crew

BULLET-HOLED WHEFL FOUND   Swedish Expert on Scandinavian Currents and = Tides Estimates Missing .U. S. Navy Patrol Bomber Hit Sea, Far Off Latvian Pere

Hurrieane Is Formed Overnight   North Carolina’s East Coast Areas Return To Normal

New England. Coast Escapes Storm Damage   Hurricane Skirts Land; Strong Winds Reported In Area

New Hurricane Building Up In South Atlantic.   Warnings Are Already Hoisted In Leeward Islands.

New fiurricane Forms Overnight  Described As Small But BDanaerous

Home For Christmas Rush By Congress Stymies Emergency Mobilization Bills

Major Portion of Truman's Emergency Mobilization Plan Sidetracked By Absenteeism

Homeward Rush Of Solons Stalls Defense Progran   Conferences Also Hold Fate of Arms Bill And Tax Measure

Mobilization Plans Put On Holiday Ice   Yuletide Exodus Delays Action On Emergency Progran

 Emergency Legislation Caught in Home-for-Holidays Exodus: Appears Stranded Until Year-End

Holiday Rush Is Stalling Action on Mobilization   Congressmen Head for Home; Auto Wage, Meat Curbs in Works

Solons Rush  Home; Stall  Mobilization Truman’s Plans  Facing Delay Until January

Absenteeism In Congress Halts Action   Mobilization Bills Stalled

Christmas Rush For Home Delay: Mobilization  House To Sidetrack Action on Measures

RUSH FOR HOME TIES UP BILLS   Mobilization Legislation Caught In Exodus Of Legislators  iiyvrnee=n mao A Me A tik @ gs Ah 7)

Many Congressmen Absent From Posts   Mobilization Plans Slowed By Solons’ Action

Mobilization Bills Stalled by Exodus  Holiday Absenteeism In Congress Leaves Legislation Stranded

Truman Laws  Are Held Up   Holiday Absenteeism Hindering Conzress-

rom Capital elays Defense  From cs Rush   Mobilization Drive Slowed With Freeze Orders Slated

PLANS 10 MEET EMERGENCY HIT   House Members Leave Vital Legislation In Rush To Get Home For Christmas Holidars.

Munitions Will Roll in 195]   But Emergency Bills Stranded by Home-Going Conares:

SEVERAL TRUMAN EMERGENCY BILLS SEEM STRANDED   HOUSE HARD HIT BY LEGISLATORS’ CHRISTMAS EXODUS

Mobilization Bills Caught In Yule Jam   Legislators’ Dash Home May Delay Action Until Jan. 1

WARM   100,000 Reds Doomed in T rap  Fresh Marines Enter Capital To Clear Fanatical Holdouts

J. C. SCHMIDT, SR., IS HONORED BY ROTARIANS   Recognition Made of His Contributions To Growth of Bristol

5 PILGRIMAGES ‘IN 2 DAYS TO LINCOLN TOMB   Commemorations Open To night With Speech of Stassen to Young GOP.

Senate Plans  Tax Boost   Corporation Levies  Would Be Increased

Big Gulf Blow Beafing Itself Out Over Land   Another Reported In Caribbean Area

WINDS CAUSE HALF MILLION — DESTRUGTION   Florida Hurricane Scatters  into Foul Weather for North.

Panama City Bears Brunt hi Florida      100-Mile-An-Hour Winds Slash Gulf Coast; New Storm Starts

HURRICANE DAMAGE HIGH   Storm Blows Self Out Over Alabama; No Deaths Reported.

Hurricane Plays Ow After Dealing Blow To Southern States  Florida Communities Suffer Heavy Damage, No Deaths Reported

CANCEL ROBESON TV APPEARANGE   NBC ANNOUNCES NEGRO WILI NOT BE ON MRS, ROOSEVELTS PROGRAM.

NBC Calls Off TV Program Scheduling Paul Robeson on Mrs. F. D. R.’s Weekly Forum

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By President   $3 Billion Appropriation Called Major Step Toward Peace

CANDIDATES TO SPEAK AT BUCKINGHAM CLUB   7 mt To Be a ‘By > ag Club,   EXPECT BIG TURNOU1

we EO a——VvV_—_—oV——oeOTeee  GOVERNMENT AID ON RURAL ROAD BUILDING STICCESTEN BY BUREAL

Aid Possible For Heavily  Used Roads   Plan Raises Total Mileage Now Gettin: Federal Assistance

Loca! Branches To Pilar - Special Observance   Preliminary Mecting Will Bi Held At Fort Adams Officers Club March 16

Local Branches “To = Plan Special Observance   Preliminary Mecting WHI - Be Held At Fort Adams Offlcers Club March 16

Find Detonator in a Suitcase   Package Is Left at Los Angeles Airport

AIRPORT INFERNAL MACHINE PROBED  L. A. Police Believe Valise Holds Bomb

Taxes, Inflation Factors  Grain Prices Continue Rise As Farmers Halt Marketing

Rise in Price:  Of Soybean:   Moves Upward  Despite Record Crop — Carn, Oats Also Held — on  ~ Farms,

Randolph Police _ Find Stickers   Stolen Dec. 27   “Thousands Found In Box ' Buried Under Porch Of   Yown Mystery Cottaxe

Southern Belle Takes Beauty Title   Dumps Southern Accent and : Romance ti Obtain Career.

Alabama Girl Wins Contesi   Yolande Betheze, 21, Of Mobile Will Seek  Stare Career

New Miss America Cast Off ‘Bama ‘Accent in Ambition for Stage Career

‘Miss America’ Dropped ‘You-All’ For Stage Careet   Likes Southerm Accent But Says Bad For Theater; No Boy Friend

Alabama Beauty Clinches Title Of Miss America   Yolande Betbeze Has As Her Life Ambition Career in Theatre

21-Year-Old Beauty Drops Dixie Accent And Puts Aside All Romantic Notions

Soviet Must Make Peace Bid First, Truman Insists; Arms Parley Demanded   hdiccinn Hinted

Farm Message Is Due Before Solons Today  Truman To Ask Major Overhaul

Floods Threaten Far Northwest   British Columbia and Idaho Areas Braced as Rivers Rise

Northwest... Battles Flood   Five Dead As High Water Covers Wide Area in U. S.. Canada

Five Deaths Already Counter In Northwest   Soldiers, Civilians Apparently Fighting Losina Battle

FLOODS AGAIN CRIPPLE NORTH   WORK ON DIKES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA; IDAHO RIVERS RISE

FLOODS MENACE NORTHWEST AND CANADIAN AREA   Farm Land, Canadian Pacific, Vital Road Endangered

Rivers Raging In Northwest   Flooding Rivers Threaten To Sweep Thousands Of Acres Farm Land

Hundreds Battle To Check Waters; five Known Dead  n Canada Bei   Western Canada Being Hard Hit By Mount ing Menace.

Rush for Home Postpones Action on Bills  (" mon pen mennem anh mY Taw mm mae   Congressmen Leave Without Deciding on Major Measures

Leaders Appear Chagrined by Development neni eeeeenemnaeemeeeemnetmenneemeemmmene senna eee eee ee  House Absenteeism Delays Vital Action

Plans to Fight Murder Charges  Man Held in- Deaths Of Elderly. Uncles

Hold Chesney Hearing Apr. 6  Farmhand Previously Waived Preliminary

Chesney Wil} Fight Charge of Killing Kin   Lawyer Sees ‘No Justifi. cation’ For Plea of Guiltv, Court Is Told

Chesney To Fight Charge in Slayings  Hearing Set Back In Rock Murders

Chesney to Fight Murder Charge   No Justification for Pler Attorney Says

Wisconsin Landlords Bide Time Before Boosting Rents   Among First To Be Freed From Rent Control

Coal Group  Is Opposed To U.S. Aid   Industry Needs No Federal Help, Love Declares

National Elections Slated For Finland:  Current President -f Announces Candi

Mayor Feeney Dies From Heart Attack   Indianapolis Mayor Was Former Rockne Mate 

Kefauver's Panel Gets Buckeye Bid   Governor Wants Investigation Of City Rackets

 Claims He Knows Who Killed Millionaire in  “Alaecoiy 7 Yaonre Ana

Acheson Charge: Russia ‘Stalled  UN Obligations Violated, He Says

Hot Potatoes For Lame Ducks:  GOP To Renew Probe of Reds in Government

Ot ToBack NewDrive o Oust Reds-In-Gov't  Lawmakers Set To Reconvene Nov. 27. Also Face Rent Control. New Taxes

NEW ANTI - RED DRIVE PLANNED BY CONGRESS   GOP “Lame Ducks’ To Lay FPians Against Acheson

DRIVE PLANNED BY CONGRESS   GOP “Lame Ducks’ To Lay Plans Against Acheson

GOP Drive On Reds In High Places Seen   Leaders Interpret Vote Returns Against Commie ‘Whitewash’

SANDER RESTS AS MERCY DEATH TRIAL RECESSES   Nurse Says Doctor Expected to Be Told Not-te.Re it Again

Oil Activity For Stephens Is Scattered   Six Areas Report Drilling Work During Week

Eight Are Dead From Blizzards Across Midwest   Brunt of Snow Storm Heads Northwestwarc Toward North Atlantic

Winter's Worst Blizzard Misses Part of State   Area In South Escapes Snow

Winter’s Worst Storm Buffets East Part of U.S   71-mile Gale Rips  New York Area Today: Northern Plains States Affected.

Storm Whips Northeastern States, Midwestern Blizzard Kills Nine   Cancer Victim's Persistent Pleas Result in Death at Hands of Brother

Defendants Are 31 BRT Lodges And 45 Individuals; If Convicted They May Be Fined Heavily

Stafe and Ag Men Studying Charge Biological Warfare Waged on Hogs

High Hog Death Rate Proved —  Deny Ge rm Warfar Waged By Enemies

Congressman Assured Death of Hogs Isnt Deep, Dark Foreian Germ Warfare

Chrysler Squabbles Delay Settlement  Issues About Half Reported Settled

Russian Born Scientist Also Taken in Custody   Man Who Worked on A-Bomb Itself Charged With Supplying Secrets to Spy Ring; Developments on Both Coasts.

Daily News Index   Ex-Army Man Accused by US Of Giving Reds Atom Secrets

High Officials Indicate More  May Be Seized   David Greenglass Held In Big Bail; Scientist Nabbed on West Coast

Charge Is That He Turned Over To Gold Information He Got While Working In Los Alamos

Los Alamos Worker Linked With Soviet Ring, FBI Charges As Inauiry Widerts

Agents Say Man Gave Gold Data   Greenglass Quoted As Saying Russia Enttled To Bomb

Supplying of Data In Wartime Cited   FBI Says Ex-Seldier Gave Secrets to Harry Cold

Ex-Sergeant Quoted By FBI Agents As Saying He Felt Russia Was Entitled To Atomic Secrets: Other Arreste Exnected

Ex-Army Man Charged With Atom Spying   G. . Felt Russia Entitled To Share Atomic Bomb Secret:

Ex-Army Man Who Worked OnA-Bomb Said Red Spy Aide   Greenglass, Former Technician at Los Alamos, Felt Reds Entitled to Atomic Bomb Secrets, FBI Reports; Arrcat Made Thursday

FORMER ARMY TECHNICIAN HELD FOR AID   FBI Agents Quote David Greenglass;  Linked te Gold

Worked on Bomb; Supplied Secrets  ToRussianA gents, Government Says

Greenglass Third Man Nabbed by FBI   Held for Supplying Atom Secrets to Russia

USSR Ally, Ex-Soldier Tells FBI   David Greenglass Accused OF Slipping Secrets ° és  To Gold =

ORMER U. 5S. ‘TECHNICIAN AIDED ENEMY   Federal Agents Widen Scope of Arrests In Spy Hunt

Britain Is Willing to Reopen Atom Talks With Russians   SEES POSSIBILITY OF FRUITFUL PARLEYS

Britain Set For New Try In A-Deadlock   U.N. Parley Posed After Solution of Chinese Question

BRITAIN READY FOR A-PARLEYS   Davies Says Atomic Energy Question Discussed With Lie.

GREAT BRITAIN IS WILLING T0 RESUME TALKS   London Favors .Dis. cussing Atomic Is. sues Within U. N. Framework.

Exact Location Of Troops Is Not Reported   Weather Clears Enough kor Heavy Allied Air Activity Over Front

All Data on Prisoners Taken by U. N. Forces Now Is Kept Secret. Page A-4

COMBINED FORCE FACING 39-MILE  DRIVE TO COAS!   ‘Road to Korean Port of Hung, Hap Is Lined Most of Way  With Chinese CommuH nist Soldiers,   U. N. PLANES HELP IN ESCAPE EFFORT   iWestern Front Quiet With  Reds Building Up for As ; sault on New Allied Line   South of Pyongyang.

Encircled Troops,  Relief Unit Link Up  Americans—In Bloody Retreat— Join Task Force Striking Inland   ut Trapped Gl’s_ Still Face Hazardous '  39-Mile Escape Drive Along Road Lined With Red Chinese

Combined Forces Still Face Hazardous 38-Mile Escape Route Infested With Reds

Joins Up With Relief Force   Combined Forces Still Face 39-Mile Escape Drive Post Chinase Troops

LINK UP WITH RELIEF FORGE ON KOTO ROAD   Still Face 39-Mile Drive to Hungnam Under Fire of Red Troops.

Encircled Troops, Relief Unit Link Up   Americans—In Bloody RetreatJoin Task Force Striking Inlanc   t Trapped Gl's Seill. Face Hazardous 39-Mile Escape Drive Along Road ~* "Lined With Red Chinese - _

neliel Column Links up With Soldiers, Marines Trapped by Chinese Reds

20,000 Men In Rescued U. $. Units   Combined Force Now Faces Hazardous 39-Mile Route Past Red-Rimmed Heights

U.S. Marines, Soldiers Fighting Bloody Retreat Join Forces With Relieving Army Task Group

20,000 TROOPS IN UNIT AIDED BY TASK FORE!   Linkup Occurs Six Miles South Of Koto, 39 Miles From Hungnam

Hazardous Eseape Road  Faces Units  Rumor Evacuation At Hungnam Slated D1. Bld Tn NW

Brannan Plan Seer As Major Issue in lowa Fall Election   Gillette Wins Democrat Race For Governor

eteneieenmeneeneen  Violent Rain Squalls Increase  Flood Threat To Canada Citv

Violent Rain Squalls Lash Flooded City   River Still Rising, Menaces 280,000 Winnipeg Folk

Heavy Squalls Press Dikes In Winnipeg   20 More Blocks Covered; Other Dikes and Span Renorted Perjled

Protestant Head Says Blunt ‘No’ To A-Bomb Use   Believes It Would Pin War Responsibility On Americans

Churchman Gives No’ To A-Bomb.   Protestant Leader Addresses Council

West Eyes lran as Likely Sore Spot In Russ-Inspired War of Nerves

BUT INVASION IS UNLIKELY Pressure on Oil-Rich Iran - Seen as Next Soviet Move

First Koren «+ Then ? ?  fran High on Official: List  Of Communist: Pressure Areas

Tran May Be Next for Red Strike   Some Fear Outright Invasion of Oil Area by Russia.

oot Fields Next \Upheaval In Iran Believed  Next Move Of Communists

But Also Point Out Why Russia Might Decide To Strike  In Some Other Area

-INTERNAL UPHEAVAL IN IRAN MAY BE COMMUNISM’S NEXT MANEUVER ON WORLD FRONT

COMMUNISM CAN BE HALTED, GEN’L CLAIMS   Chennault Thinks Such Car Be Accomplished Without World War   MUST BREAK “HOLD’

Chennault Sees Formosa ‘as Ultimate Key. fo Peace on Pearl Harbor! Anniversary

New GOP Chairmar Has. Many Interests   Redfield, 44, is ‘Friendly Fellow’ With Sense of Duty

_ Judiciary Chairman in No Hurry Hearing on Switzer May Be Delayed More Than Month

No Decision Now in Switzer Case  And No Prospect for Early Developments

Committee in No Hurry to Decide Stand on Switzer  Busy witn Other Matters; Won't Come LIn Soon

Retention of Lie As UN Leader Appears Assured  U.S. Hopeful of Gaining 5- tear  Term Car Sarratary Ganars

LIE ASSURED OF ELECTION TO UN OFFICE   U.S., London Back Plan to Extend Appointment

New Term For Lie Is  Assured   Supporters Say Russian Veto Won't Hold; U. S. Backs Norwegian

Lie Will Continue as UN Secretary Despife Soviet Opposition, Belief

Truman To Ask $3 Millions For A- Bomb Work  ante Dendirréian   Wants Production Of Major War Weapon Speeded

EVANGELISIC ADVANCE UNIFIED EFFORT OF THE METHODIST CONGREGATIONS

CHINA’S OFFER OF TROOPS REJECTED   Gen, MacArthur Says That Sending 33.000 Nationalist Troops to Koren at This Time Might Seriously Jeopardize Defense of Formosa. ~ ~

Reject 33,00C Chinese Troops  M’‘Arthur Spurns Aic   M’‘Arthur Spurns Aid Offered By Chiang

Margiotti Again Assures [Ministers Of Cooperation   Rat Fiest, Says He, They Musi Mace Thetr Cam plaints Before The D.

Key Carmen's Nnion Votes OK of Strike   Wolkout Effective “lf and When’ Wage Parley Breaks Down

HURRICANE IS NEAR BERMUDE   Weather Observers Also — Keeping Eye On Storm  In Gulf of Mexico

STUDY BLAST'S __ AFTER-EFFECTS   Army Scientists Sent to South Amboy, N. J.

Still No Official Explanation of Cause Of Dock Explosion In South Amboy

South Amboy Used As Lab   Scientists Studying Effects Of Bombing

Army Studies Munition Blasi After-Effeets   Attempt to Learn Of American Behavior During Sneak Bombing

Early Contro! Vote Assured   Joint Committee Agrees on Extent Of Powers to Grant to President; Price Lids Accompany Pay Brake

Obstacle Cleared  Anti-Inflation Bill Boosted  By Agreement In Committee

Big Barrier On Control Bill Cleared   Compromise Approved On Discretion To Give Truman.

Clear Way for Economic Control Bill   President. May Put Controls on Anything But Wages !ncluded

Compromise Is Reached —   Expect Anti Inflation Bill to Be Ready Friday

Compromise Clears Way  For Controls   Would Allow Trumar To Guard Prices If Wage Action Follows

Committee Clears Way  For Controls   Wages And Prices Linked Together In Joint Measure

Anti-Inflation Curbs Set for Swift Action   Price-Wage Controls Bill Expected to Be On Way to President No Later Than Friday

Gets Broad Authority On Waves-Prices   Compromise Requires Ceilings Be Set On  Rawk Paw Inauetry

Price Ceilings Must Go Hand in Hand With Wage  Controls, Solons Decide

Way Cleared For Control Of Economy  Conferees Break Deadlock Over  Truman Powers

 Obstacle Cleared        Anti-Inflation Bill Boosted By Agreement In Committee

Final Drait Control Bill ls Completed   Last Obstacle to  Measure Is Removed As House and Senate Confer on Differences

Compromise Plan On C rntrols Links Price-Wage Order  President To Have Discretion, Limits Put on Methods

CLEAR WAY TO ACT ON CONTROLS   House-Senate Compromise Would Allow Truman to Put Price Ceilings Into Effect.   WAGE CONTROLS TO BE IMPOSED   Major Dispute Settled, Remaining Minor Differences Expected to Be lroned Out Quickly.

FINAL ACTION IS EXPECTED BY FRIDAY   Compromise Bill Praised By Administration   To Tell American People What Sacrifices They May Have To Make

TRUMAN GIVEN FREE HAND ON PRICE CONTROL   House-Senate Conference Compromises On Mobilization Measure

WAGE AND PRICE CONTROL PLANS MAKE PROGRESS   Congressional Committee Agrees On Amount Of Discretion On Curbs To Be Given President.

Senate, House Compromise  Control Bill   Would Let Truman Invoke All Controls On Selective Basis

United States Forces In Korea Are Driven Out of Chochiwon ‘With Mounting Casualty Toll

Stranded Students Weekend in N.Y.  Trumon Clears Theis Way ta Europe,

Call Halt On Slashing Of Taxes '   Recommendations for Tax Increase Instead Seen Coming.

Tax Bill Laid Aside Because  Of Korea War   Measure Termed Dead Unless Pacific Crisis Takes Turn for Better

TAX REVISION HALTED DUE TO KOREAN CRISIS   Excise Measure To Be Laid Aside; Boost In Taxes Likely

SENATORS PUT ADIDE TAX BILL   (TT IN EAXCISES APPEARS DFAD UNLESS KORFAN SITLATION IMPROVES.

Vale. Unb. Wal Fidits —  Revision Of Taxes   Senate Kills FEPC House Restricts Investment Bill

Truman Hits Climax Tonight   Last Major Speech of Tour In Chicaao

4 AUTO ACCIDENTS LISTED IN COUNTY   Truck Driver Queried In Hit-And-Run Case

Four Traffic Accidents Occur Here   King-Rockman , care Collide On Elizabeth  Street Yesterday

French Chiefs Meet Attlee, Bound for U.S.   Prime Minister And Truman To Confer On Korean Crisis

OVER oe TRAIN ORI   Head on Crash of Two B and O Trains Occurs 63 Miles from Pittsburgh -—- No Official Ro.  port on Cause of Accident.

Fifty Injured In Rail Wreck  B. & O. Passenger Trains Hit Headon

Teen-Age Girls Who Engaged in Wild _ Parties With Men Are Termed “Shallow’

HARRIS FACES CHECK CHARGE   Two Other Counts Dismissed By Special Judge Long.

Secret Talk Presented In Congress   Sen. Cain Urges Demand For Help Of West Europe

GOP Chief Sees Offensive Drive fo Hoodwink U.S   President to Ignore His ‘Sorry Record,’ Gabrielson Predicts

Widow Held on a Murder Count   Poisoned Husband, District Court Says

Doctor Call Passes; Draft Age Going Up   Medic Summons Bill Nears Final Okay: Vinson Says Age Limit May Go To 35

Marine Fliers Blast Targets   Join Allied Pilots In Korean Attack

A NEW METHODIST CENTER ON OREAD   $150,000 Building Will Be Begun With Bequest of Wellington Woman

NEW METHODIST CENTER ON OREAD   $150,000 Building Will Be Begun With Bequest of Wellington Woman   $75,000 TO BE RAISED

Complete Plans For German Units   Defense Roles Laid Down By Atlantic Pact Experts In Meeting at London

Chart Plans to Defend Europe   Atlantic Pact Experts Draft a Final Course

Plans for Reich Participation In Western Defense Completed   Will Rearm Enough Germans To Form As Mucl As 20 Percent of Joint Defense Force

Plans Laid to Use Troops Of Germans   Have Them to Participate in Western Defense

Plan Use of German Men   Poct Experts Ley Down Final Political, Military Plans for Defense Part

Plans For Use Of Germans In European Armies Drawn  Up By Atlantié Pact Heads

——————  PACT SETS PLANS FOR REICH TROOPS   Complete Agreement Reached At Session

Soviet. Stock Piling Is Paying OF  * * * , *« ae * . et ee ee ee ee oe ret ops alee! lume oo 2 @ 4 wi a on ood

Arms Stockpile Paying Off For Reds In Korea   Soviet Tactics Used To Attack Republic

‘Big Stockpile Enables Reds To Keep Going   Russian Strategy Seen In Campaign Of North Koreans

Vast War Material Stockpiles Shows Reds Exnected U. §. To Enter Conflict

Russian Wartime Policy Of Stocking Up Before Attack Pays Off In Korea

Reds Built Up Huge Stockpile  Used Soviet System  In Preparing Assault

Soviet Policy 0 Stocking Arms Paying Off   Surplus Of Weapons Brings Dividends In Korean War

RUSSIAN POLICY PAYS -North Koreans Stockpiled Arms Before Making Attack

MacArthur Reports On River Stand   Small Communist Force Fights Way To Sonthern Banks

CROSS KUM RIVER; DRIVE YANKS BACK   New Withdrawals By U.S. Forces Impend; South Korea Government Quits Taejon; Invaders Disguised In American Uniforms Crack Defenses On South Bank.

Jabbing Shock Force Crosses River And Attacks GI Positions From Rear

Makes Plans ToSpeak At “Weak Spots’   Key Congressional Elections Slated For November

TRUMAN-MAY COME 10: OHIO: TO AID. IN THE CAMPAIGN   President Planning An Active Part tn Political Drive

Southern Bell Is Given Go- Ahead On Rate Boost   State’s Largest Telephone Company Granted Immediate Hike Of $1,846,683

General Weber Reports Plans In Interview   Tells Reporter of Need For Unit Here: Praises Bradford-MeKean Port

State Air Arm Assured for  McKean County   Penna. Executive Tells of Need for Branch At Mt. Alton Port

Johnson. Talks. : Tough { to. Russia   Taken as Deterrent To War But Far From Being Appeasement .

U.S. Officers Asked To Help In Gang Death  Senv Kefauver Calls  _ Upon FBI, Justice  Denartment Far Aid

Federal Aid Asked In Tracing Slayers Chicago Gang War   Police Stymied in Search for Clue To Identity of Slayers of Two Men Who Apparently “Knew Too Much”

MacArthur Pledges Yanks Will Get All the Fighting Equipment Needed

BRANNAN HIT PROFITEERING   Secretary Lays Soaring Food Prices To Greed; Cites Surpluses.

Demand Probe of Soviet Acts in China   U.S. Backs Plan for Inquiry; Britain Against It

Truck Weights Are Problem On Ohio Highways  Charge One In Ten Overloaded; Road Sinbame be Civavsinen

THIRD KILES TOT STRICKEN   Berrien’s Infsntile Para. lysis To:i Rises  To 15

KNETZER JAILED FOR CONTEMPT   FEDERAL JUDGE SAYS AUTO DEALER FAILED TO PRODUCE FUNDS

AUTO WIZARD SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT   Ordered to Pay $250,000, Pro. duces $25,000; Owes $2,400,000.

Police Eluded As Guns Blaze   2.Men And Woman  Haunted By Officers

‘Police Close In On Armed Trio InGa. Manhunt   Red-Haired Woman. Two Men Fight Off Police In Two-State Battle

Sales Tax Hike Cited as Answer To School Snarl   Representative Autry Says One Per Cent Raise is Remedy

200 AMERICANS WALK 50 MILES, ESCAPE TAEJON   Reach U. S. Lines Exhaustec And With Blistered Feet.

Taejon Yanks Straggle Tn To U.S. Lines   Hot Meals, Rest Cheer Up Troops; General Unreported

Ketreat From laejon —  Wounded, Shoeless March 50 Miles To ‘Safety

lee Yanks Tell of Escape   Exhausted Troops Straigdle i in} Colonel Says Reds Lost 3000

200 Yanks Forced Out Of Taejon Plod 50 Miles To Safety Through  Communist-Infested Mountains

Some Without Shoes .. .  200 Americans Walk 50 Miles in Withdrawal From Taeion

YANKS HIKE 50 MILES TO: SAFETY Lucky, Exhausted ‘200 Rejoin Outfit

Rmwa YE Fs wert ssesw = Fw wwe  Action In Taejon Plod Back To Post

uxhausted, ‘Blistered Yanks Plod 50 Miles From Taeinn  By WILLIAM R. MOORRF > 37...

'U. S. TROOPS CONSOLIDATE FOR ASSAULT   Tactical Air Units Continue Attacks On Vital Targets   200 GI Taeion Survivors Find Safety

More than 200 Taejon Veterans Reach Safety   Exhausted Parties Include Men Whose Outposts Overrun by Reds

200 Americans Plod 50 Miles From Taejon   Soldiers from Scattered Outposts Get Back Safely, Despite Blisters

Tipton Soldier Tells of Korean Retreat: Aid of Natives   Mother Now Lives in Detroit

Defenders Straggle in  Sthoant Shaec Same Americans Plad 5f Mile<

More Than 200 American Soldiers Plod Fifty Miles To Return To U. S. Forces

Small Groups Of Americans Turn Up At Command Post After Tough 50-Mile Hike

Battered Yanks Reach Safety   200 Troops Plod 50 Miles From Fallen Taejon

~COMMANDER STILL MISSING— 200. GI’s Plod 50 Miles To Rejoin 24th Division

REO PATROLS PLUNGE 7 MILES BELOW 38TH   Air Force Keeps Hitting Enemy Supply Lines

‘Enemy Patrols in Probing Attacks [Paving Way for Big Drive on Seoul

200,000 Chinese Massed Near South Korean City With Million In Reserve   Communist Patrols Jabbing at U.N. Forces —B-29s Drop Tons of Bombs on Enemy Bases Near Manchurian  Border.

Violent Toll In State Five Ear Weel-Fnd   Two Killed in Traffic Accidenis. One Dies of Burns, One Drowned and Wife ls Slain by Husband

State Death Toll Five in Weekend   Only Two, However. Dig in Traffic Accidents During Period.

State Secretary Wants to Pacify Chinese Radicals   Acheson Declares UN Must Decide On Fighting North of 38th

U0), BIDS FOR RED CHINA NEUTRALIT}   ACHESON SAYS U.N. WILL DFE. CIDE WHERE ALLIED ARMIES STOP IN KOREA.

Tries to Keep Chinese Reds Neutral   Acheson Explains U.S. and UN Positions in War

IState C. of C. Launches Drive to Have Council‘Manager Rule in Cities

City Manager Drive Opened By Chamber   Proposed Law Would Permit New System For 3rd-Class Cities

UN To Act Soon On MacArthur  Proposal Completed To Make Him Chief

United Nations Police Force Plan Drafted   MacArthur Held Sure To Head World-Wide Enforcement Agency

Memorial Day Observance Planned For Most Towns Throughout The Country   FLOWERS AND PRAYERS AT CITIES OF THE DEAD HONOR NATION’S HEROES   The Weather

U.S. Honors Its War Dead  Gen. Marshall To Be  Aelinatan Sneaker

192 IN TUSCOLA Eastland and Ranger Lose, Cisco Up Some in Census   IT’S MEMORIAL DAY U. S. Honors Dead Today In Shadows of Cold War

Americans Bow Heads  In Sorrow   Carry Flowers And Prayers To Cemeteries

Atomic Power Race May Hurt H-Bomb Work   Submarine Power May Get Top Efforts [n Conaress

U.S., Russia In Race For Atomic-Suk  To Revolutionize Naval Warfare

H - Bomb Production in New Complication  Senators Predict Race With Soviets Ta Ruild Atomic-Powered Submarine

Aitom Science Turns fo Submarines.  Race to Be First May Develop Between Powers

Senators See Race to Build  A-Submarines   Lawmakers Sav Issue May Complicate Plans To Produce H-Bombs

UU. S-RED RACE SEEN ON ATOM POWERED SUB   H-Bomb Construction May Be Complicated, Congressmen Say

LOWER PRICES OF GASOLINE TERMED AIMS   Conservation Pact Would Be Outlawed In Judgement Sought

Action Follows Secret Session By House Board   Secretary Johnson  Called To Confer With Committee

BONDS FOR UNION ADDITION ARE SOLD   $1,300,000 at 2.61 Per Cent Will Finance Construction of Building

BONDS FOR UNION ADDITION ARE SOLD   $l, 300, 000 at 2.61 Per Cent Will Finance Con- struction of Building   ACTIVITY FEE TO PAY

Russian Planes I leldOperating  In China Skies   Nationalist Spokesman Says Ships Manned By Soviet Fliers

Chinese Nationalists Me’ First Air Opposition in  Four Years   “MANNED BY THE REDS”   Large Number of Soviet Ships Have Arrived  at Suchow

Russian Planes Reported Used Against Chiang   Nationalists Hit By Air Onnosition For First Time

Report Russians In Plane Action Chinese ‘ Nationalists Met First Ae Opposition in “MANNED BY THE REDS”  Large Number of Soviet Ships Have Arrived at Suochow   “MANNED BY THE REDS’

SMITH TQ DEFENSE UF K. 6. POLICE   HF AND KEMP SAY OFFICERS ARE TRYING TO SOLVE TWO GANG KILLINGS.

Hadn‘t Orter Had Weapons   American Court Trying Eight E. German ‘Police’ As Actuatly Soldien

Eight Members Of “People's Police Held   U.S. Attorney To Claim They Are Actually “Soldiers”

Berlin Police Seized, Thought Red Soldiers  Eight Men Carried Prescribed Arms; Admit Training —

I! INJURED IN TWO-CAR, L-TRUCK CRASH; VICTIMS WERE COLUMBIA BOXERS

UN Delegates Opposing Easy Peace for Reds   Members Deny Receiving ‘Feeler’ or ‘Trial Balloon’

UN Delegates Destroy Hope Of Easy Peace   Red ‘Trial Balloon’ Indicates Opposition Mounts In Assembly

UN Slow In Talking Of Terms   ‘Surrender’ May Be Just Trial Balloon

Attorney General Goes to Defense Of Commission   Action Follows Bitter Attacks by Danie!l and Carlson

Reuther Attack Still Unsolved  Carl Bolton Freed Ir Detroit Shooting

Reuther Assault Remains Mystery  Jury Acquits Former Official of Charae

Bolten Ireed In Reuther Shooting   Still Leaves Mystery Unsolved: Jurors Out 90 Minutes

Acquit Bolton In Reuther Shooting   Still Facing Prison On Burglary Charge

Give Up On Lustron   Government Sues ‘For Loans to Big Pre-Fab House Make

Cornerstone Ceremonies   St. John’s To Dediicate New Church Sunday, July 23

 — MOTHER A SLAYER, TOO—  Youth, 19, Confesses Clubwoman's Murder

u S. Grants Political Asylum To Czech 'UN Official Who Objects to Red Methods

Army Relies Heavily on Draft Calls   100,000 by Oct. 30; 800,000-man Goal for Ground Forees

ARMY CHIEFTAINS CALL FOR FORCE OF 834,000 MEN   CONGRESSMEN HEAR PROPOSED USE OF ADDITIONAL FUNDS

Army Expected To Make Second Induction In Fall   Aim To Boost Strength Teo 800,000 Before End Of Year; Air Foree, Navy Being Bolstered Swiftly

Army May Issue at Least One More Draft Call-Before End of the. Year

Army Plans fo Increase Strength To 834,000; Huge Outlay for Tanks and Guns Also Proposed  New Antiaircraft Gun Is Featured In Defense Department Budget

Army Asks 100,000 Men In Draft Call   Oct. 30 Dez adline For New Inductions More Calls Expected Later In Year

Army Depends On Draft Law For Manpower  Goal Of 800,000 Men Set For Year

Army To Step Up Strength To 834 000 Troops   240,000 Increase  Linked To Budgeted $10.5 Billion; New Draft Quota Slated

Army Plans 834,000  Increase In Manpower   Another Draft Call Before End Of Year Expected To Fill Ranks: Ask $3,000,000

‘Army Slated To Get 100,000 'Draftees By October 30; May ‘Follow Up With Another Call

Army To Have $34,000 Men By Year's End   100,000 Draftees To Go Into Branch By October 1—Navy, Air Force Recruiting

Drafi Order Stepped Up Build Army   Goal Js 800,000 Men By End of Year; First Call Is Increased to 50.000 Draftees

800,000-Man Mark Sought by End of Year   6,000 Minnesotans To Get Calls Before Auqust 15

Army Will Build Up To 834,000   At Least One More Draft; $1.6 Billion Allacated for Arms

Army To Call More Men By End Of Year   Increase Draft Calls For Sept., Oct. To 100,000

Army Tells House Gro up  Of Its Needs   Plan Big Increases In Both Arms, Men Says Representative Vinson

Draftee Calls Are Increased   Army Slated to Get 100,000 by Oct. 30; Another Call Seen

May Add Another Call This Year to Boost Strength  to 800.000   United States Is Also Build. ing Its Navy and Air Forces

Army Plans an Increase  of 240,000   Services Wants Ove: $3 Biilion, Mostly Tanks, Artillery

Army May Make 3rd Draft Call Before Jan. 1   Quota for September, October 50,000 Each; Ohio’s Total 2,850

New Draft Call — May Come in 195f   Would Boost Its Strength to 800,000 Mark by December 31

Army Ma y Schedule Another Draft Before End of Year to Attain Strength of 800,000

Army to Add 240,000 Men  During Year   Issue Cali For Draft of 100,000; Navy and Air Force Wait Enlistments

Army May Issue Another Draft Call Before ‘51   Boost September Inductions, Calls 50,000 in October

U.S. To Call 100,000 Men For The Draft   Will Fill New Quota by Oc. tober 30; More May Be Summoned Later

Army Plans to Add 240,000 Officers. Men   Slated for? 100,000 Draftees by Oct. 30; Another Call Later

Army Plans to Step Up Power To 834,000 Men   Hike Is Provided in Emergency Budget Bid

President Signs Extension Order   Air Force, Navy to Test Enlistments Before Draftina Men

Swift Actions Insure Armed Services Growth   Army Issues New 100,000 Draft Call for Autumn

Draft Quota Boosted To 100,000; Still Another Call Awaited   Air Force, Navy Waiting For Volunteers But Army Relying Heavily On Selective Service To Fill Out Ranks

Army Now Plans Force of 834,000  in txpanded Goal   Increases Quotas For Initial Draft  During September

Army To Hike Strength Up To 834000 Men   War Department Makes Plans To Increase Force

Army Aims At 800,000 In New Calls   Another Draft Order Looms Before End 0: Year In Expansion

“Budget of Over Three ~'Bilions, Much ‘for {Meee Bens Ta Gaucht.

Laborites Face New Test Vote  Attlee’s Precarious Cabinet May Fall

Liberals To Back Laborites in Test  Confidence Votes Hold Attlee Fate

Labor Ducks a Vote Showdown   Liberals Refuse to Go with Churchill

Queuille To Begin Setting Up Cabinet  French Leader Wins  Bit.-t Taos FT- D:..Laa   French Leader Wins First Test, Is Picked As New Premier

Queuille New French Head   Pleads For Unity Te Let France Help In World Crisis

C.A. DYKSTRA, EDUCATOR DIES   University of California Provost Victim of Heart Attack.

Death Strikes UCLA Provos'   Dr. Clarence Dykstra Suffers Heart Attack While Fighting Fire

DR. DYKSTRA DIES   Prominent Educator Was   Former Professor at Uni:  : versity of Kansas

Former Draft Chief Stricken Fighting Fire   University Head Noted for His Cify anad-U. S. Service

Student Held In Slaying. Of Professor   Wounded Wife Identifies Youth  Ac -Acenilant -

Former Divinity Student Identified As Man Who Fatally Shot Yale Prof

PROFESSOR IS SHOT TO DEATH   Yule Psychiatrist Meets Denth When He Answers Doorbell — Slayer is Yale Graduate and Former Divinity Student.

No Trace Found of Boone Scion Missing Since 1942   Fails to Appear on Deadline for Court Action Involving His Estate

H-Bomb. Talks Continued   ‘Go Sign’ Expected From. Atom Committee

VISITS UNIT AT K. U.   Col. C. C. Higgins of Topeka Wa: Campus Visitor Yesterday

Auto Purchase Financing Bill Ready For Vote  School Aid Raocted   School Aid Boosted By Five Million

Hittle Measure Ready for Vote  Bill Sets Auto “Purchase Financing

L.\. Mediation Group \eets   Flying Trip to Peking Is on Cease-Fire List

Mediators Chart Next U. N. Move  Wait Mao Answe: To Peace Ffforts

Three More Area Youths Join Forces   More Young Men Enlist In Army And Air Force: Through Local Recruit Station This Week.

Flames Destroy Home and Barn in This County   Four-room Residence Is Burned; Livestock Lost in Fire West of “witz Ciiy Last Night   Man Shoots Brothe: ill With Cancer

BROTHER ASKED DEATH; GOT IT   Man, 35, Cancer Sufferer,  Is Slain in Bed

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KOREAN FRONTS: Planee ane

Planes and Infantry Smash At Communist Drive In South As Yanks Step Up Drive On Pusan

Yanks Holding On To Defense Lines   Reds Exert Heavy Pressure; Fresh U.S. Troops in Fight

Allies Fail Back Io New Defense Lines   Enemy Assault In Northeast Severs Supply Route, Cuts Off U.S. Forces

Fierce Resistance on Crushed Flank Stalls Drive of Communists — Bulk of 110,000Man Allied Force Pulls Back Behind Chongchon River — Abrupt Quiet Falls Over Wintry Battlefront.

Strange Quiet Settles Over Wintry Front   Hard-Fighting Flank Forces Check Attempt At Trap by Red China

Supply Route of U. S. Seventh Division and First Marine Division Blocked in Northeast; Situation Is Puzzling.

13 Killed In Air Crash Near Utica   Ten More Injured Wher Big DC-3 Air Liner Fails In Takeoff And Burns At Airpoort.

CONGRESS BATTLE OVER HOME FRONT MOBILIZATION ENDS   Truman Seen Eventually Being Given Standby  Economic Controls

Senate Argues Advisability Of Lumping Appropriations   Conaress, Making No Gains, Calls Halt To Mobilization Talk

FULL STANDBY CONTROLS FOR TRUMAN SEEN   (Confused Wrangling Ends ! In Both Houses Over Full Mobilization

CONGRESS TAKES A RECESS AFTER ~ CONTROLS FIGHT   Adoption of Standby Home Front Mobilization Plan Is Likely,

EXPECT TRUMAN WILL BE VOTED STANDBY POWEF   House Votes Crack Dowt On Hoarders With Jail, $10,000 Fine

Stand-By Plan Still Looms For Controls  + Confusion Continues Over What Powers Are To Be Set Tp

—_ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION— — Control Battle Cooling I n President’s Favor

Truman Balks At Automatic Curbs System   Confusion Subsides In Both Houses After Hectic Week

Stand-by Curb: Likely After  Week’s Furor   Senate Committee Reverses Again, Adopts Proposal  ERs PWPADPATEU TF ¥UPaoocwrrp.’ sz

Present Signs Indicate President Truman Will Be Given Standby Economic Controls

Confused Brawl On Mobilization Subsides Today   Prospects Are That President Will Get Standby Controls

Wrangle Stops in Congress   Indications Are Both Senate and House Will Agree on President’s FProvnosal   To Halt Inflation   House Votes to Jail Hoarders, and Fine Them $10,000 .

Stand-by Control Power for Trumar Indicated Soon   House and Senate Both Throw Out Automatic Plan

Truman Likely to Get Standby Control Vote   Senate Goes Around in Circle on Issue; House in Tanale

ECONOMIC CURBS PLAN UNDECIDED   President Appears Likely To Get Standby Power Over Controls For Inflation And Supplies.

Congressional Wrangle Over Typ Of Home-Front Mobilization  Leaves Situation Still Confused Prospects Are That President Will ~ Get Stand-By Controls Eventually

Economic Curbs Wranele Subsides   Prospects Are That Truman Will Get Standby Controls

Standby Wage, Price Controls Gain Support   ‘Mobilization Wran gle Suhsides; Congress Goes Full Circle

Standby Price Control Bill Appears Likely   Expect Congress to Whip Up Measure Acceptable to President Truman

Truman Viewed Getting Standby Economic Curb   Home Front Mobilization Wrangle Subsides On Both sides Of Congress

-Wrangle Subsidies in “Both: ‘Houses: Unable “to Aaree-on-a-Plon

Senate C ompletes ‘Full Circle’ In On-Again; -Off-Aaain Wranale Over Economic Controls

Standby Powers Not Immeaiate Controls, Likely   Four-Day Wrangle ! In Both Houses,

FASE DEBATE ON CONTROLS   Strong Possibility Truman May Get Standby Powers.

Congress In Great Dither Over Controls; President May Get Standby Powers   House Votes Jail $10,000 Fines  For Hoarders

Expect Truman to Get . His Standby Controls   Confused Wrangle Over-Home-Front Mobilization Subsides on Both Sides of Congress.   MAY OFFER TWO BILLS

Home Front  Wrangling Subsides  Congress Expectec To Give Truman

Congress Gets No Where In Control Study  “Standby Controls in Home Front Bill Are Seen Likely

Congress Stalls In Long Wrangle Over Controls   Both Houses Recess Without Progress On Mobilization

Mobilizing Plan For Home Front Still Confused   Money Arguments Revived; Congress Seeks New Tax Plan

Truman Likely To Get Standby Home Controls   Senate, House Both Re jected Proposal Earlier

Indications Truman Eventually Wil Be Voted Standby Economic Control

TrumanProbably Will Get Stand-By Powers  Confused Wrangle _ Over Mobilization

Higher Meat Prices Certain This Fall   Mare People Have Jobs at Increased Waces, Js Reason

Higher Prices for Meat Expected This Fall and Winter   War in Korea, With More Working People. Blamed for Rises.

See Meat Costs Jumping Higher This Fall, Winter   Earlier Promise Reversed With Wages Hiked And More People Working

Meat To Cost More—.  More Jobs, More Money -- But H he Prices - - Coming This Fall. Winter - -

ONE. MAN’S OPINION   Hy Walter Kiernan (inMatributed by International News Service)

SEX CRIMES GROW IN HOOSIER STATE   TOUGHER JUDGES NEEDED ON BENCH

$10,000 Fire Sweep: Kane Venetian  Blind Co: Factory:   Paints:and Varnish Spreads Flames; Infant Industry There

312 Persons Are Killed In Traffie Accidents; 36 Persons Are Drowned

Holiday Death Toll Heavy But Traffic Fatalities Under Prediction

ON ATOM PROBLEMS   Public Health Workers Will Be Oriented on Bomb ing Attacks

Two Found Slain In Store   Watchmen Stabbed, Apparently By Thief

Washington ‘Watchmen Murdered   Two Men Slain In Large Department Store During Night: Stahbed To Death

Rain Won't Half Xmas Tree Burning  Program To Be Held Tonight At Tuscora

YANK BOMBER RAIDS SCORE KOREAN HITS   Commie Troops Only Short Distance From American Soldiare

‘AMERICAN ARTILLERY PLACES : NORTH KOREAN TROOPS UNDER ‘HEAVY FIRE ON RIVER LEVEE

BOER WAR VETS WANTS ONLY BEER PRICE CUT  Regardless Of Winner, British Exercise Heritage—Right To Vote

DROWNS IN FARM POND  18: Near Old Married Woman Vietim of Accident Near Lane

Bette Davis Follows Movie ‘Script in Latest Marriage  _. we C41. Clnwcam ba Liaw een

Candidates Work Harder Sway Voters   Bitterly Contested  State Campaigns Are - Nearing Conclusion; Go to Polls Tuesday

Two Bitfer Races Ending   Governor, Senote Campaigns fn Frenzied Activity On Eve Of Voting

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All In The Various C sti   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Ex-Gang Chief Is Seized in Raid In Kansas City   Predecessor to Binaggio Is Arrested by Close Friends of the President

K. C. Gangland Chief’ Arrested, Contraband Liguor Is Confiseated

FORMER GANGLAND CHIEF SEIZED IN A. 6. LIQUOR RAID   Charles Carrollo, Ex-Convict and Onetime Northside Political Boss and 3 Others Arrested,   FEDERAL AGENTS TAKE QUARTET BY SURPRISE   Confiscated Whisky Is Valued at Between $45,000 and 850,000-_Prisoners Are Jailed.

—DEATH TOLL~ 14 Killed In Violent  Accidents  Five Die In Ohio Airplane Crashes

Guardsmen En Roufe to Army Camp   Craft Found In Farm Field Near Route 127

Two Men. Die In Plane Crash  Near Mexico   Air Patrof L:5, Lost: In Dense Mist, Falls North of City Limits

LEGISLATURE MEETS WEEK FROM TODAY   GOP Senate Leader Thompson Says Taxes Won't Be Increased.

Deaths In Headon Crash Of Trains May Hit Fifteen   Police Estimate 100 Hurt » In Collision Of Two Long Island Trains

Ready for Big Rodeo Bucking Broncos Smart— Work Only 15 Minutes Yea:

Michigan Legislators Debate Plan to Let 18-Year-Olds Cast Ballots

Dark Hour At Hand In Korean War   United States Running Low On Both Space, Time

Approaching Aid by Ground Troops of Other Countries. Bolsters U.S. in Korea War

Dark Hour AtHand In Korean Fighting: U. 5. Short On Space And Time

Combat-Trained Troops are Big  Need in Korea Next Few Weeks  AA uns» Ci fd Ti Be fee   Next Few Weeks May Be Highly Critical Period

Room In Korea Gets Alarmingly Smaller — Combat-Ready Troops Needed Urgently And Quickly   By ELTON C. FAY Associated Press Military Observer

Promise Of Help Welcomed In One Of Darkest Hours In United States Military History

Quick UN Help Is Military Need   Next Two or Three Weeks in Korea Can Be Highly Critical

America Wants Combat-Ready Troops Quickly   Think Next Two or Three Weeks Can Be Highly Critical to Plans

Can U.S. Hold In Korea Until Help Comes? Next Weeks Seen As Critical

. Country's Darkest Hours  U.S. Military Situation Now: Very Serious

Promise of Help from Britain Comes In Darkest Hour of Military History

U. S. Running Low on Space, Time RADA TOCA DARA Rte AARC d  Dark Hour at Hand In Korean Fightinc

Ground Troops from Great Britain, Others, Welcome in Grave Emergency

Help For Allied Troops Comes At Critical Stage   Good Flying Weather Allows Record Air Activity In Korea

Troop Offers Come in One of Darkest Hours  Next Weeks Can Be ‘Be Highly Critical  ee ee eee

Anglo Statement Of Troop Help Is Made at Dark How   More Fighting Help Needed to Bolster American Treops Worn to Exhaustion

Dark Hour Arrives In Korean War: US Is Running Low On Time, Space

Other Nations Sending Ground Aid.  Tust As Time and Space Running Ou

U.S.Runstow  OnSpace, Time Dark Hourts Af Hend In Mifiary Situation

ABOARD LOST IN GUAM ARE}   Craft Returning From  Routine Flight When Contact Was Lost

Superfort Is Missing With 11 Men Aboard   Weil Lt ML HUVUGIU  4. Engine Plane Crashes  In Virginia; Five Bear Tor ie

B-29 With Crew Of  Nine Is Missing Plane Lost Contact Near Area Cf Guam

TAX PASSAGE IS LOOKING UP   House Commiites Drives Ahead At Task Of  Drafting Bill GO. P. MEETING SET

Things Point To Some Kind Of Tax Plan   House Group Strives To Have Legislation Prepared By Friday

House Committee At Tedious Job Of Drafting New Tax Bill For Concresc

1949 Texas Colton Crop Is Placed Al 6,040,000 Bales Worth $923 450.000

Nof Good Comeback Year in Politics —  Tuesdoy Only 14 of 39 Former Congressmen. Succeeded in Winning _

Confession Question Left To Rape Jury   Columbia Triat. Brings Opening OF City Jail...

Acheson, Lait Named In AP Editors’ Poll   Perle Mesta Tabbed Woman Of Year; Others Are Named

Hunt Missing Grandson In Bryan Murders  Car Found East Of Napoleon; Ski poate  D.lt.-«. Mtiwek Lt. Bil.

Fagles Elect Degree Officers   Judge Fine Said To Have Inside Track On Ticket

Giant Heave Finally Frees Big Missouri from Sand Bar After 15 Embarrassing Days

Rescuers Rush 45,000 Ton Battlewagon To Navy Yard For Repairs   Salvage Fleet Fights Fresh Winds To Save Freed Ship From Catching Sandbar Again.

‘Mighty Mo’ Is Pulled Off Sandbar   Fifth Attempt To Free Battleship Proves Successful

Breaks Bonds, Safe Again in Deep Waters   Yields to Salvage Team of Tugs After 15 Davs! Helslessnes:

lke Says U. 8. Weak In Arms For Own Safety  “World Must   “World Must Disarm Or Suffer Chaos”

VINSON CALLS FOR ALL-OUT ARMS PROGRAM   Head of House Armed Services Committee Says Truman Plans Not Enough.

Georgian Urges Conaress Boost Fighting Budget   Danger Of European Threat Pointed Out

Vinson Calls For All-Out Arms Plan   With World War Liable To Break Out Any Time. Says Truman’s Plans De Not Go Far Enough.

HOUSE URGED TO INCREASE ARMED FORCES   Believes Truman Didn’t Ask Enough In View of Crisis

Vinson Says — Truman Plans  Aren't Enough   Calls for All-Out Arms Program Ty Micht Agerreesion

Vinson Warns Another World War Imminent   Asserts President's Plans to Boost Military Strenath Don’t Go Far Enouch

10 lowans Die in Traffic Accidents  Family of Four VA/i nad Ori1t in Crack

Ten Die in — lowa Weekend Car Wrecks  Collision Fatal to Family of Four.

Two California Rivers Break Banks; Thousands Forced to Flee Homes

Two More — Rivers Break Their Banks   7,000 Californians  and Nevadans Flee , Homes: Losses Sour

‘7,000 Persons Forced to Flee Homes in California ‘As Rivers Break Banks

Swift Floods Cause Chaos In California JANN Elee Homec Ac Two More Rivers Break Banks

Would Halt Aid   French Communists Speed Up Move to Prevent Military Aid

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS WEATHERS   PEACH HARVEST AT PEAK IN SOUTHERN COUNTIES

TO FIGHT OUSTER   Kansas City Police Board ~ Members Say Binaggio  - Put Heat on Them

AVER BINAGGIO VOICED THREAT   Ousted Police Board Members Claim Pressure Tactics Were Attempted

Slain Gangster Put Heat OnkC Police Board   Ousted Members Reveal Pressure Exerted On Them by Binaggio

‘Despotic Authority’ Court Test   Ousted Members of Police Board Say Binaggio Put the  Heat on Them

Chambers, Cohn Say Binaggio Put ‘Heaf’ on Them  2 Ousted Officials _ Tell of Attempts to

Warden Bargains For Guards’ Lives  Two Held as Hostages by McAlester Incorrigibles  Fr  RIOT FOR PRIVILEGES  Inmates of “Little Alcatraz’ Finally Go Back to Cells    RIOT FOR PRIVILEGES

Spare Lives of Two Prison Guards by Baraainina   Warden Talks Fast to 22 Incorrogibles at Oklahoma’s “Little Alcatraz.”

Deputy Warden Bargains For Lives of Guards   Walks Unarmed Into Prison Riot At McAlester, Okla.

Prisoners Out of Cells in Oklahoma Penitentiary Baraain for Privileaes.

Buskirk Says Brannan Plan Major Issue :   Will Influence 1950 Elections, He Tells Rotary

allied insuit lo Corps .... atari! dee  Truman Arouses Marines’ Friends

President's Criticism Of Marine ‘Propaganda’ Brings Angry Reaction

Wrathful Reaction, Curiosity  Greets Truman’s Statement  About Marines’ Propaganda

Fighting ‘Propaganda Machine’  \President’s Statement Looses   Torrent Of Wrathful Reaction

Truman Slap at Marines. Stirs Row   Republicans Rush to Corps Defense; President Attacked

Capital Speculates On Circumstance Behind President's Chiding Of Corps

Air Force Plans Secret Installation Near Mason City  May be Part of Radar Nlat ta

State Is Part of Radar Ring   Net for Midwest to Cover Three States

An MU. Student Kills Himself This Morning   Youth, 22, Uses Revolver of Patrolman With Whom He Lived in Columbia.

110,000. Residents Have Greeted Pa.       Butler, Altoona Native Honored: By Awards* Friday

110,000 Residents Have Greeted Pa. Train Entourage   Butler, Altoona Native: Honored By Awards Friday

Truman, Taft, Pepper to Star In Elections   Ohio Senator Not Opposed in Primary Election Tuesday

Senator Thinks Tax Hike Will Produce Double Sum   Mushrooming Economy Expected to Bring More Revenue Than Truman Estimates

Senate Okay On Tax Bill Is Predicted  Solon Sees Measure D.'.-.. @tn P'll*..-

Supreme Court Refuses Hearing To Film Writers  Order Clears Way For Final Effort In Contemot Case

Movie Men To Be Jailed Supreme Court Nixes Review  Of Contempt Of Congress Rap

Contempt Cases Upheld In Court  Way Cleared For U. S. Fa Jail 7} Persons

COURT REFUSES TO AIR APPEAL   High Tribune! Declines To Gront Hearings for Pair * In Contempt Cases

2 Persons Face Prison Terms On Contempt Charges   Supreme Court Refuses To Grant Hearings Te Writers Who Refused To Answer House Committee Questions

PRISON AWAITS RED SUSPECTS   Supreme Court Clears Way In Cases Involving Charges Of Contempt Of Congress.

‘Mother Strangles Baby ‘Because ‘There Were 'Juct Too Many Bills’

ltem Printed as ‘Public Duty’  Concerned Democrat Sheriff Candidate

Claim Reporter Had Fake Wire   Allege Testimony on Wiley’s ‘Telegram’

MONEY IS COMING IN   Advanced Gift Committee Reports  Total of $1,605

KISS AND MAKE UP  Three Bethany Students Forgiven For Parts in Ceremony Squabble

BODIES OF BOY AND GIRL FOUND   Die Of Exposure On Edge Of Desolate Red Desert, Another Sought

Seven Explosions Rock Refinery At Port Arthur   3 Persons Known To Be Injured; Others Stull May Be Trapped

Three Injured in Blast At Texas Oil Refinery  Other Men May Be Trapped in Fiery

TEMPERATURE   Allied Planes Blast Column   NV. Koreans Fight To Hold Off Marine Capital. Push Until ~ More Troops Arrive

tates His Platform - -  H. G. Lindsey Announces Candidacy For Commissioner Precinct Three

“Mighty Mo” Defies Navy's Efforts To Float Her Off Chesapeake Shoai

Sear Violence  4,000 Gas Stations Strike In Fieht Against Price War

‘Quit Or Die’, Leaflet Warns   Thousands Showered On North Koreans

Capital’s Fall Believed Onl Hours Away   Pusan Radio Says South Koreans _ Already in City

‘Allies Enter North Korean Capital City  Fall OF Pronevang   Fall OF Pyongyang Near; Heads Of Ned  Government Flee

South Korean First Division Crosses Taedong River, Communist Leaders Flee Manchuria Ta Renor.   FALL OF PYONGYANG APPEARS IMMINENT

Karly Fall Of Capital Citv Looms   Pusan Radio Savs Airport Taken In Republican Drive

South Koreans In Pyongyang, Take Airport   Yankee Columns Meet Resistance In City’s Suburhs

South Korean Ist Division Captures City’s Airport, Moves in As Other Forces Reach  Suburbs on Three Sides, Capture Imminent

S. Korean Division in Pyongyang Smashes Through  Red Resistance To Cross River

Capital of Red Korea All but Won   South Korean Force in City; Enemy Chiefs Believed Fled.

Vanguard of     In Pyongyang  North Korean Government Leaders Flee to Manchuria

News Day And Nighé   Yanks Fight Toward Cit y From South   ROK First Division Wins Race To Be First In Enemy Capital

UN Forces Keport Light Resistance   South Korean First Division First in North Korean Capital: Communists Leaders Flee.

Fail Of North Korean Capital !s Imminent,  Yanks Enter Suburbs   City’s Airport Is Captured Despite Flurry Of Resistance By Fading Enemy Forces.

South Korea Troops First To Enter City   Fall of Pyongyang at Hand; Reds’ Leaders Flee to China

South Korean Troops First To Enter City   Ist Cavairy Mects Resistance Near City

ALLIED FORCES ARE REPORTED IN PYONGY ANG   Fall of Communist Citadel of the North Is Believed to Be Imminent.

Troops Reported To Have Entered City of Pyongyanc   U.S., S. Koreans Race Into Capital's Suburbs From Three Directions

—HRIOCH PRILL ar S. Koreans Win Race To Capita,   FALL OF GITY IS IMMINENT

Shuberts Tabbed By Federal Charge   Theatre Figures Accused of Monopolizing Stage Business in U. 5.

Balloting Expected To Be Held Down By Cool Weather and Generally Clear Skies Prevailing Throughout the State

Penn G.0.P.. Battle Gets Light Vote —   Primary Test Is - Watched Closely

Stormy Pennsylvania GOP Rov Fail To Attract Many Voters   Duff and Grund Battle To Contro. Party in State

~ EARLY VOTE'IS LIGHT — Pennsylvania Decides G.O.P. Feud at Polls

Student’s Weird Experiment in Vision Ends ‘World to Perform Somersault  Tonight for “Upside Down” Man

His World Really Upside Down  Qtudont Tieve Sneeainl Khyeece In Vielran SFiudu

Priest Condemns Condition Permitting An Underworld At Funeral For Gangsters

‘High and Low’ Public Officials Share Binaggio Death Blame, Says Priest

Gangsterism Condemned Af Funeral Rites   Political Boss And Henchmon Buried; No Clues in Slayinas

FUNERAL RITES FOR 2 VICTIMS   Conditions Permitting An Underworld Scored By Priest

Senate Votes Loan to Spain  g-D Y awe g      $100 Miilion Grant Needs OK by House

2nd Million Left Behind By 7 Bandit:   Boston Brinks, Ine., Vault Looted; Open 6 Doors With Keys

Gas Station Man Reports Suspect Car   Trio in Hurry, Masks Lying on Back Seat, Savs Fuel Dealer

May Have Spotted Bandit Car in New York City   Cadillac Seen Fits Description of That Used in Million Dollar. Robbery.

Getaway Car Is Reported In New York   Boston Robbery Loot Greatest In Crime History

Black Cadillac Sought In Million-Dollar Robbery   Filling Station Attendent Saw Masks On Rear Seat of Car; Seven Men Robbed Monev Transportation Firm In Boston

Brinks. Offers $100,000 Reward. Black Car Sought by Police, FBI In $1,000,000 Boston Robbery

Vote In Two States To Test Powers Of Pair   Truman And Langdon Take Hand In Primary Battles

Traman And Landon Take Hand In Primary Drives In Missouri And Kansas

Two States to Vote on Tuesday  Truman, Landon Toke Hand in Elections

Truman, Landon Figure Indirectly In Missouri And Kansas Primaries   President Staking Home State Prestige On Support Of Allison For Senatorial Nomination; Landon Seeking Comeback Power.

Truman and Landon Have Taken Part in Two Primary Elections Slated for Tomorrow

President and Landon Mix in Home Politics   Back Candidates for Offices in, Missouri And Kansaa Primuries

RESCUERS NEAR TRAPPED MINER   EXPRESS DOUBT THAT PENNSYLVANIAN IS ALIVE IN SHAFT

Trapped Miner Believed Dead  = Eager ~* a   Hope Dim For Rescue At Mahanov City

Within 12 Feet Of Trapped Miner   Hope Faint That He’s Still Alive

Workers Near Trapped Miner   Are Within Dozen . Feet of Entombed Edward Burda, 25

Rescue Crew Nears Miner   Little Hope Remains ‘For Entombed Digger

U. S. Seeks Tight Grip On Radio ‘Beams That Would Guide Foe   Maritime Awakening Of Reds Marked By Sub-Building Drive

Fuchs Gets 14-Year Term At Short Trial   German-Born Scientist Sentenced in Britain for Giving Atomic Secrets to the Russians.

British Scientist Gets 14-Year Term For Atom Betrayai  Defense Declares   Defense Declares Dr. Fuchs Revealed His Red Contacts

14-Yr. Sentence Given Dr. Fuchs OnPlea Of Guill;   German - Born Scientist Scored By Judge For ing Reds A-Secrets

Fuchs Given 14 Years on Guilty Plea   Scientist Sentenced in Old Bailey Court for Betraying Topmost Atom Secrets to Russians

Fuchs Enters Guilty Plea; Gets 14 Years   German-Born Scientist Severely Flayed by Lord Goddard

Fuchs Gets 14. Years For Atom Thefts   Scientist’s Betrayals To Russia Flayed By British Judge

laus Fuchs, Leader In Britain’s Atomic Research, Receives Prison Sentence After Pleading Guilty In London Court To Charges Of Giving Top Secrets To Soviet Union — Term Imposed Is Maximum Penalty Possible Under Law

BRIEF TRIAL IN LONDON FEATURES FULL CONFESSION   DR. KLAUS FUCHS GETS MAXIMUM OF 14 YEAR SENTENCE

— SWIFT TRIAL— Refugee —  Is Branded As Ingrate   COURT HEARS ONE WITNESS

14 Years In Prison  Is Sentence  j , aneemeerweramisee ©... f., £

British Atom Scientist Fuchs Pleads Guilty, Gets 14-Year Sentence

JEXYLL-HYDE DUMB OPY IN BUILTY PLEA   ,German-Born Scientist Who Aided Reds Flayed as Ingrate.

Klaus Fuchs . Gets 14 Years For Betrayal   ‘Irreparable Harm’ To Britain and US Says. Trial Judae.

14-year Term in Prison for Klaus Fuchs   Enters Guilty Plea to Betraying Atom Secrets to Soviet

Atom Scientist Convicted In  ‘Speedy Trial —   Pleads Guilty to Four Counts of Giving Secret Atomic Information . To Russia; Is Given Maximum Term

Fuchs Sentencec  To 14 Years on  Spying Charge Betrayed Topmost  Ce ee, Se. eee es

Scientist Gets Maximum Under British Law for Baring A-Bomb Secrets

Fuchs, A-Bomb Traitor, Sentenced To 14 Years   Pleads Guilty To Betraying Topmost Secrets To Communist Russia; Flayed As Incrate: Trial Very Short.

Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison   Fuchs Enters Plea of Guilty to Giving Atomic Secrets  to Reds   Had Been Giving Secrets tc Russia Over Period of 7 Years

German-born Expert Given Prison Term   Maximum Sentence Imposed In Londen After Guilty Plea

SCIENTIST Ih SENTENCED BY BRITISH COURT   Dr. Klaus Fuchs Given 14 Years for Handing Over A-Bomb Secrets to Russia.

FUCHS SENTENCED TO 14-YEAR TERM   Scientist Pleads Guilty Te Betraying Key A-Bomb Secrets To Red Russia

Pleads Guilty To Bomb Betrayal        Lord Chief Justice In Britain Flays 38-Year-Qld German-Born Scientist As Ingrate Refugee; Trial Ends Quickly

Spy Flayed  For Filching  Data For Reds Justice Cites  ‘Irreparable Harm’ To U.S... Britain

Klaus Fuchs Enters Plea Of Guilty —   Atomic Expert Gave Vital A-Bomb Data. To Soviet Aaents

Scientist Gets 14-Yea1 Jail T erm   Britain Gives Fuchs Maximum Sentence For Giving A-Bomb Secrets to Soviet

Confessed Spy For Russ Gets 14-Year Term  Only One Witness Is   Only One Witness Is Heard During Short Trial—Defense Says Physicist ‘Cooperated

Fuchs Guilty Of Betraying Atom Secrets  ‘Scientist Convicted  On Four Counts of  Giving Reds Secrets

Fuchs Is Found Guilty in Court: Given Sentence   British Scientist Will Serve 14 Years for Giving A-Bomb Data to Russians.

Judge Flays Scientist As Ingrate Refugee  Says ‘Irreparable Harm’ Done Britain.   Says ‘Irreparable Harm’ Done Britain, U.S.; Trial Brief

The Weather   Spy Gets Swift Trial In British Old Bailey Court  Judge Says Refugee From Germany Bit Hand That Fed Him

BIVING SECRET DATA TO REDS BRINGS TIRADE   Jurist Assails Research Ex. pert for Betrayal of His Nation and America

Fuchs Gets 14 Years On Spy Charges  Scientist Given Access to Secrets

Convicted In  Speedy Trial —   Pleads Guilty to Four Counts of Giving Secret Atomic Information  To Russia; Is Given Maximum Terr

Klaus Fuchs Pl Guilty To Giving Atom Data To Ru           Britain Hands Him Maximum-Ternv

Klaus Fuchs Has 14-Year Prison Term  For Red Aid   Scientist Confesses Guilt In Courtroom  To British Justice

Prison Sentence Given Scientist In British Court   Secrets Were Given To Russia, He Says In Full Confession

Britains Atom Spy Convicted   Scientist Given Maximum Sentence for Betraying Bomb Secrets to Russia

Admitted Spy Given 14-Year Jail Sentence   Pleads Guilty; Makes No Effort In Own Behalf

ATOMIC SPY GETS 14-YEAR PRISON TERM   Dr. Klaus Fuchs Confesses He Gave Secrets to Russia 7 Years at Trial Today.   ” WAS TOP BRITISH ATOMIC SCIENTIST   Details of Betrayed Secrets Not Revealed in Court; Sentence is Maximum in England.

Scientist Asks Mercy Of Court   Former German Refugee Given Maximum Under British Law for Revealing Secrets to Russia,

FUCHS PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE BRITISH JUDGE   Called ‘Ingrate Refugee As Britain Metes Out Swift Punishment

Fuchs, Atomic Spy, Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison   British Court Flays Scientist As An Ingrate

Fuchs Gets  Prison Term   Atomic Scientist-Spy Pleads Guilty; Judge Heaps Scorn on Physicist

British Scientist Given 14-Year Prison Sentence   Fuchs Given Maximum Penalty For Violation Of Great Britain’s Official Secrets Rukine

Dr. Fuchs Gets 14 Nears for Giving ‘Russ Atom:Data   German Born Scientis! -Flayed by British Judge Before Going to Prisor

Dr. Fuchs Is. Sentenced To 14 Year Term   Ranking Atomic Scientist Pleads Guilty To Betrayal

Spy Who Gave A-Secrets To Russians is Handed Maximum Penalty of Law

Scientist Guilty of Betrayal   Gave Information On Atom Bomb to Russia; Sentence  14 Years in Prison

Dr. Klaus Fuchs Given Maximum Sentence Of 14 Years For Giving Reds Atom Secrets

Dr. Klaus Fuchs Confesses To Four Counts Of Betraying Secrets   Sentence Toughest Possible By Law   Ex-Nazi Refugee Throws Self On Mercy Of Court; Trial Is Short

Pleads Guilty To Giving Data On Atomic Bomb   At Close Of Swift Trial, Judge Terms Him Ingrate Refugee

british Scientist s Sentenced to A. Years in Jail   Fuchs Gets Maximum Term For Givina Reds Atom Secrets

Traitor Fuchs Gets 14 Years   Trial of Scientist . Lasts Hour and Half

Fuchs Gets 14 Years for Spy Actions   Lord Chief Justice Flays Scientist as Ingrate Who Did Great Harm to U. S., Britain

GERMAN-BORN SCIENTIST IS CALM AT BAR   He Imparts Valuable Facts to Britain, Court Says

Gets Maximum Penalty For Baring Secrets   German-Born Scientist Is Rebuked By British Judge For Betraving U.S.; De. fendant Savs Is Repentant

Scientist Pleads Guilty At Hearing   British Atom Expert Confesses Giving Vital Anglo-American Secrets To Rede

ADMITS GIVING ATOMIC DATA TO RUSSIA   London Trial Lasts Only Hour And A Half   called Ingrate Who Caused Irreparable Harm Both To Britain And U. S.

Guilty Plea Brings Top Punishment   Confession Details Withheld by Britain For Security Reasons

Fuchs Pleads Guilty To Giving Russians Research Secrets —   Court Flays Refugee Scientist As Ingrate Who Imperiled Rights to Political. Asylum

SCIENTIST GIVEN T4-YEAR TERM EY BRITISH JUSTIC   iDenounced As Ingrate After Pleading Guilty To Aid ing Buscions

Atomic Scientist Gets Swift British Trial; Pleads Guilty to Charge

leads Guilty To Passing Bom ecrets to Russia  German-Born Scientist  sacuee VAevtmicx Danal

 Fuchs Sentenced To 14-Year Jail {Term For Betraying Bomb Secrets

‘Admits Guilt on Four Counts, Throws Self at Mercy of Court   Says “I Do Not Want te Hurt My Friends ...1 Have Had a Fair Tri"

“Atom Savant Admits — Betrayal Of Secrets To Agents Of Soviet Union

Atom Bomb Scientist Repentant   English Justice Moves Fast In Espionage Trial

Scientist Admits Telling Secrets   Convicted Of Slipping Atom Bomb Information To Communist Agents

British Court Sentences Fuchs fo Fourteen Years   Found Guilty On Two Counts During 90-Minute Trial

Swift Hearing Given British ‘A’ Scientist   Bespectacled ‘JekyllHyde’ Says He ‘Had Fair Trial’

Fuchs, Betrayer of Atomic Data, Given 14 Years   “British Research Ace . Flayed by Judge as Ingrate Refugee

Judge Lashes Scientist In London Court   No Details Of The Material Handed To Russia Are Divulged

Guilty Plea Entered By Accused Spy   Trial Of British Scientist Closes tn Hour and Half

1¢-Year Term: Goes to Fuchs On-Atom Count   Sentence Is Maximum ‘Under: British -Law; Trial -Losts 11/2 Hours

Fuchs Pleads Guilty Gets 14-Year Term   Admits Acting As Soviet Spy

Swift Trial ls Conducted For AfomicExrert  Dr. Klaus Fuchs Is Branded As An  1) aente Ratiunea’’

Dr Fuchs Gets 14 Years For Aiding Reds   British Court Puts Scientist Behind Bars For Crime

Spy Fuchs Given Term  O£14 Years   Atomic Scientist Pleads Guilty To Betraying Secrets Ty Russia

FUCHS IS SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS   British Atomic Scientist Admits Giving Secrets To Communist Russia

Dr. Fuchs Sentenced To 14 Years in Prison   Mastermind of British Atomic Research Pleads Guilty to Betraying Topmost  Bomb Secrets to Communist Ras oh Teta! ted =   CALLED 'INGRATE REFUGEE’

British Atom Wizard Gets  Prison Term  Dr.Fuchs Admits  Baring Secrets To Soviet Union

German-Born Dr. Klaus Fuchs Pleads Guilty; Gets Maximum Penalty   Scientist Betrayed  Trust, Judge Says   ‘Did Irreparable Harm’ To Britain and U. S.. Court Tells Ex-Red

Fuchs Admits Spy Guilt, Gels Term of 14 Years   Statement Indicates Repentant Scientist - Names Confederates.

British Court Blasts Fuchs At Quick Trial  Jekyll-Hyde Atom stermind Gets  14 Yeare in Prison

British Scientist Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison  Fuchs Admits Giving Reds Atomic Secrets For Seven Years

Atomic Scientist Sentenced Today   German-Born Klaus Fuchs to Serve 14 Years in  Prison for Betrayal of Secrets to Russia.

Klaus Fuehs Pleads Guilty At Old Bailey   Atomic Expert Gets Maximum Term Tnder Law

German-Born Scientist Is Given Maximum Sentence in Trial Before British Court

Fuchs Gets 14. Years in  Briet Trial   British Jekyil-Hyde Spy Is Given the Maximum Sentence Under Act   CONSIDER APPEAL   Appareni Contrition for Owl-Eyed Genius Who Admitted Betrayal

British Judge Flays Scientist As an ‘Ingrate.      ‘Jekyll-Hyde’ Masters mind Spied For Reds: In U.LS., Britain :

‘Statehood Urged for Alaska to Aid ‘Union as Cold War Grows Warmer.

Reserve Airmen Are Called Into Active Service   Orient-bound Liner Seized By Army For Troops Headed For Korea

4th Air Force Summons 5,000 Reserve Airmen   Call Comes As American Troops Set To Sail For War Area Tonight

Blueprint for Conspiracy Aqainst U.S. in Party Directive   By MALCOLM IOUNSON

The Enemy At Home   By Malcolm Johnson I.N.S. Staff Correspondent

The Enemy at Home   By MALCOLM JOHNSON International News Service _ Staff Correspondent CHAPTER TWO

THE ENEMY AT HOME:  Sabotage Units In US. Factories Expand From Red Cells Formed 20 Years Ago To Wreck Nation

Weather All Over U.S. Of Freak Type   Record Warmth In Some Sections And Severe Cold Reported Bram Others

Weather Varies According To Ne Particular Plan   West Is Frozen As Cotton Plants Rlnam In Month

January Weather  Picture   Crazyquilt of Contrasts Across Nation; Six Below Here Early Today

Weather Across U.S. Ona Climatic Binge; Offers Every Picture   Pattern Runs Gamut From Summer Warmth to Arctic Cold; Rain and Fog Is Plaque in Many Areas

Crazy-Quill Of Contrasts For Country Noted   Bitter Cold Hits North; Cotton In Bloam In South

[3 Heat Record On Way Out, Say: Weather Bureau  Bone-Chilling Wave   Bone-Chilling Wave Hits West; Fog Stops Traffic in New York

Bemidji Has Lowest Mark Of 33 Below   tT BLOWS COLD AND HOT — Nation’s Weather. On Climatic Binge

Weather on Real Binge as It Covers Nation With Varied Kinds of Inclemency: Cold Due in Midwest

Nation's Weather Is On Another Climatic Binge   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Cotton Blooms Five Months Ahead of Time  Heavy Fog in East; Mer cury Plunges

Some Freaks of Weather  Over Nation   Reports Show It’s Crazy-Quilt of Contrasts

LATE JANUARY PICTURE OF EXTREMES   Bitter Cold, Heavy Snows Over Northern Plains   COTTON BLOOMS   Reported 5 Months Ahead Of Schedule In South; Cold Moves East

Two Held On  Lareen y Count   Three Juveniles Also Implicated in Thefts

HOUSE GROUP MAY TRY AGAIN TO QUIZ LEWIS   HEARS A SUSPENDED ILLINOISAN TELL OF SECRET SIGNALS

 7-Hour Vigil Related Survivors Tell of Night ‘Of Horror in Dam Spillwat

TWO SURVIVORS OF BOAT DISASTER TELL EXPERIENCE   Vet Decided to Seek Help for Battered Cruiser, but Was Unable to Make’ Headway in Water,   FINALLY PULLED BACK ABOARD THE VESSEL   His Wife and Three Others Swept to Their Deaths After Craft Was Trapped  Under Dam Spillway.

S-O-S Messages Traced in Hunt   Air Search of Arctic Pressed; Radio Amateurs Assist Military Units

American Evacuees Say China Has Been Sold Out To Russia By China Reds

China Sold Out To Russia, Lock, Stock, Barrel Say Observers   No Evidence O: Soviet Naval Bases Seen

‘LOCK, STOCK AND BARREL’  China Sold Out to Russ, U. S. Evacuees Declare

Refugees From Shanghai Tell Of Soviet Rule   735 Aboard Gen. Gord When Ship Arrives At Hong Kong

MacArthur Gives Report To U. N.   General Asks Buildup Of U. N. Ground Force

MacArthur Pleads For Quick Build-Up  Of Forces in Korea  Says Ground Troops Outnumbered By

Gen. MacArthur Pleads Again For Quick Buildup Of UN Ground Forces In Korea

MacArthur . Asks Ground Unit Buildup   U. S. Commander Says Forees Outnumbered ; Praises Determiuation

MacArthur Asks U. N.'I For Reinforcement ofl Korean Ground Units    Report Stresses Increase In Naval, Air Power; Promptness is Uraed

Doug Pleads With UN For More Troops   “Gravely Concerned” Because Ground Unit: Still Outnumbered

M’‘ Arthur Asks for More Men   Quick Buildup of Ground Forces in Korea Is Necessary

Rush Ground Aid, U.N. Told by MacArthur   General Pleads for Quick Buildup of Allied Land Forces

More Troops Asked of UN By MacArthur   Ground Forces Needed To Repel Red Invaders

Quick Buildup Of UN Forces Urged by “Mac   Makes Special Plea For Ground Forces; Praises ‘Cohesion’ Displayed By UN

M acArthur Pleads for Quicker Buildup of UN Ground   F orces in Korean [heater

Quick Builduy Of U.N. Kores Troops Urged  Alkes Outnumbered MacArthur Reports

MPARTHUR CALLS - FOR MORE TROOPS   URGES QUICK RUILD-UF OF OUTSUMBERED ALLIED FORCES IN KOREA.

MacArthur In Plea For More  Ground Forces   Cohesion By U. N. Forees [Is Found Very Gratifying

MacArthur Pleads for More. Troops   Stresses Need for Men In U.N. Report

MacArthur Seeks More Infantry  General Pleads With UN: For Quick

MacArthur Asks Quick UN Force Buildup   Praises Cooperation of Other Nation—Needs More Ground Troops

Army Building Fund Approved  Senate Told Rubber Vital If War Comes

RUBBER PROJECT GIVEN APPROVAI AS DEFENSE AGI   ‘Senate Appreves Two-Year   Extension Of Work   On Synthetics   ARMORY BUILDING PLAN IS FAVORED

[WO DEFENSE BILLS PASSED BY SENATE   fine Batends Synthetic Rubher Pro. gram—Other Calle for Construction of Armories.

Bill Is Offered To CancelFunds  For Folsom Use   Senator Urges Strong Action To Halt Special Terms; Senate Votes To Quit

Want Children Home  Amish File In and Out of Jail ‘In Dispute Over School Law

Unidentified Benefactor Comes To Aid Of Amish Fathers In Dispute  ‘With Pennsylvania’s School Law

Electric Utility Rate Hike Decision Not Due Until Well After First Of Year

SNOW DEPTH AND WATER CONTENT GREATER THAN LAST YEAR. GREEN RIVER DRAINAGE

GREEN RIVER DRAINAGE HAS GREATER SNOW DEPTH AND WATER CONTENT THAN 48 43

State Stays Out Of Recall Dispute  No Official Ruling Seen on Senator

Drive to Recall Sen. McCarthy Faces Barrier   Wisconsin U. Student Group Yotes Action; Law May interfere

LOW OF 24 TO 30 PREDICTED _ Freeze Foreeast For Denton - Tonight; Flood Danger Eases

Gov. Dewey Raps Truman Tax Policies   Says Sovereignty of States Endangered; Blasts Health Plan

Red Tape Will Hold Up Distribution Of Food To Striking Miners  In Region Four Days

Harry Gold  Pleads Guilty  Of Espionage Death Penalty  Possible But Not Likely

Gold Pleads Guilty As Atomic Spy  Sentence Delayed Far Several Weelca

Death... or Sail?  Red Spy Pleads Guilty, Court  Defers Sentence for Probe

Guilty Plea Is Entered by Harry Gold iy Two Indictments Charging Him With Espionage in Giving Russia A-Secrets

Gold Enters Guilty Plea to Charges ‘Of Being Red Spy   ‘Death Possible Penalty Fo Admitted Atom Spy; Sentence Delayed

Powerful Elgin Tramples Lawrenceville by 75-40 Score; Tilden Eliminates Sterling Entry, 46-35.   BULLETIN!

U. S. Forces To Cross 38th When Ready  Plan To Launch A Sunday Punch

Southern Dems Set For FEPC   Prepare Filibuster To Block Hot Issue Until Senate Test Due Very Soon

Southerners Open Fight On FEPC Bill   Reorganizing Plans Shunted To One Side

FIGHTING’ GOP GROUP FORMED   New Organization Set Us By Vernon J. Brown At Farm Meeting

‘Fighting Republicans’ Organized, Plan Rally under Oaks at Jackson

FOUR - PRONGED DRIVE CLOSES ON PYONGYANG   Allies Seen Headed For Last Major Battle of Korea War

Allied Army Heading For  Pyongyang American And South Korean Troops In Race For Capital Of Communists

Allied Troops Slash Toward Red Capital  Gls, South Koreans Less Than 50 Miles . From Pyongyang

Battle For Red Capital May Be Last Major Fight   South Korean Troops Only 40 Air Miles From City; Communist Ranks Disorganized

U.S. CAVALRY 5 46 MILES FROM CITY   South Korean Troops Move Within 40 Miles   Crumbling Rapidly Before U.N. Push: End Of War Seen In Few Weeks

Allied Troops Plunge Forward For Pyongyang   Signs Grow That Red Army Is Crumbling; End of War Predicted

LAST MAJOR BATTLENEAR. IN N. KOREA      South Korean First Divi sion and American First. Cavalry Are in Race for  Pyongyang.  a   ENEMY TROOPS ©... BREAK AND RUN   Reds Fall Back for Last Stand at Capital; Experts See End of War Soon

4 Columns Drive Near Pyongyang As Foe Wavers   Some Units Still Resist Fiercely; Many Prisoners Taken In Allied Advance

Pyongyang City Expected To Be Last Big Battle   Enemy Is Crumbling Rapidly, Signs Indicate

Allied Troops Drive Toward Final Goal  South Koreans, Ist Cavalry Race Towar Pyongyang In North

Americans, South Koreans Rushing   Allied Troops Plunge Toward Flatland Approaches Te Red Capital And Possibly Last Major Battle Of War

Ailted Forces — Are Driving On Reds Capital   Campaign Turning Into Race Between Two Laree Groune

Last Major Battle May Be Fought   Pyongyang Drive Turns Into Race Between Koreans And Americans

WAY IS CLEARED FOR LAST GREAT BATTLE OF WAR   froops Race Fo: Pyongyang, Fight. ing Through Stub. born Resistance Of North Koreans.

U.S. Infantry, South Koreans Race fo Capital   Red Resistance Crumbling Widely, Pockets Resist

South Koreans Within 40 Miles Of Pyongyang   Some Large Units Of Beaten Army Still Resisting Bitterly

Last Major Battle Of War Held Near   South Koreans and Americans In Race to Reach Pyongyang

ALLIES PLUNGING TOWARD NORTH KOREA CAPITAL   South Koreans, First Cav: alry Race Each Other Toward Pyongang

WVUVINVEY ARE TOMUAREY  South Korean ‘Retreat’ More Like a Rout, Reporter Says

Correspondent Paints Grim Picture ‘Of War's Desolation in South Korea

Cry of Wounded Ignored on Roads Where South Korean Hordes Fleeing

SCENES OF DEVASTATION Seribe Depicts Horrors Of South Korean Rout

In War's Desolation- a Soldiers Grove Man  Some Would Call It a Rout

‘Watch Dogs’ Begin Secret Parleys On Civilian Defense Against Bombs

15 Are Dead As Airliner Slams House   Plane Hits in Residential  District in Blizzard; Toll Mav Re Hicher

Two Children Perish Watching TV Screen In Residence; Other Homes Set Ablaze

Air Liner Coming in From Washington, D.C., Tries To Make Landing in Blinding Storm; Two Children In Home Among Victims of Explosion and Flames

15 Die When Airliner Crashes Into Residence During Storm   Thirteen Aboard and 2 Children Watching Television in Home Perish at Minneapolis

BLAST, BLAZE INJURES THREE HOUSEHOLDERS   Two Children Viewing Video Die; None  In Plane Survive

Airliner Hits Home In Fiery Tragedy   Plane Plunges Into Minneapolis Home, Explodes: Two Children Die In Flames

Airliner With 13 Persons on It Explodes   Two Tots Watching Television in House Amona Dead

WESTBROOK PEGLER   No Exceptions-Rail Union ‘Loyalty’ Single Track Line

4th Atom Cargo fo Soviets Bared   Counsel Says Reds Got Materials in ‘44

Two Speeding Fugitives Elude  Cops But One Of Trio Captured   Red-Haired Woman, One Man Escape As Georgia Man. hunt Snreade Ta North Carolina Area

a Los Angeles .... ee ORC IES  OneBig Earthquake Yearly Is Promised

  Mother arth Settling Down, Scientist Explains  Only One Larae Earthauake a Year Predicted

PLY VENER ENE NS NN  Is Heard in Most Capito! Hill Comment But Dis senting Voices Speak   LEAVES P. 0. W. MEET   Russia Refuses to Discuss Fate of Missing Japanese

Russia Boycotts Council Session On POW Status   Conclusion-Made That Japanese Prisoners Dead

Soviets Erase 376,000 Japs  Missi ng Prisoners Di  Spates. erate WEE eaen,

Yank Ingenuity Saves Many Situations as in the Case of Beer Subbing for Water

AT THE FRONT   THIRSTY GIS DON’T COMPLAIN; THEY GET BEER By Bill Ross

Price Daniel, Staff Leave For Capital To Arsue Vast Texas Tidelands Suit

Heavy Aitack Soon May Be Launched  Vaene at OFAN AAD   Force of 200,000 Troops and Weapons Readiec

Heavy Attack Soon May Be Launched  Force of 200,000 Troops and Weapons Readied

Chinese Reds Mass for Push  Against Hainar  Eight Armies Ready For All-Out Assault On Island Bastion

Taft Blasts . U.S. Action On Formosa  _ Wants Navy To : Protect Island

STATEMENT ON  FAD FACT CEEM  IKEA LH SLLIN   Capital Looks To Sceeretary Acheson For Policy Outline

PROTECTION OF FORMOSA   Taft Says Wishes Of Congress  Are Are Ignored  lS. OFFIGIAL   Discusses Administration’s Stand With Committees Of Both Houses

Acheson To Deliver Major Policy Statement Today On Formosa Crisis

China Policy May Be Told Group Today By Secretary  Republican Critics   Republican Critics Increasingly Sharp In Attacking Stand

Important Policy Statement May Be Made By Acheson   Senator Taft Renews Call For Using U. S. Navy To Protect Formosa, Questions State Denartment’« Far Faet Aetionn

Acheson Set To Air Policy   Senator Taft Angry ‘Over U. S. Deeision

Congress in Wrangle Over Far East Policy  U. S. Tanks Go To Chinese on Formosa As U. S. Ship Has Cargo for China Reds

Acheson Due To Outline Policy  GOP Criticism Forcing Statement On Far  Pinct Pasi=fian

Light Like the Sun—But at Close Range New Blast to Be Strictly a Killer

TRUMAN REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH   AID SCOFFS AT REPORTS DOCTORS GIVE HIM INCREASING ATTENTION. ‘

Acheson Asks Nation Unite To Curb Reds   Asserts U.S. Must Stand By Allies To Check Communists

Acheson Outlines Program for ‘51   Is Confident U. S. Can Build Strength

‘Point Four’ Aid Gets MW’Carthy Red Tag  Probers Deny Budenz Labeled

McCarthy Tells Budenz Target’   But His Red Brand on Hanson is Denied

EARL BROWDER MAY BE CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Former Boss of Reds Denies Lattimore In Party

Hanson Hangs Perjury  Label On Red Charge  M-Carthy’e Onotes OF Budenz

McCarthy Says Haldore Hanson Was Named Red   Senate Probers Deny State Department Official Accused

Young San Angelo Contractor Held For Robbery Of Mineral Wells Bank

Survey Shows-- --Record Trices Food Prices Sky-Rocketing With Beef Leading The Way

Meat. Prices Skyrocketing. Over Nation ‘Raat sate Bid. Benet In All Teese Orbande” he

FOOD PRICES RISE SWIFTLY   Beef Prices Approaching All-Time Records, Survey Shows.

Meat Price Hike is Shown Today Over Country   Beef Costs Lead in Increases, Survey by United Press Discloses index Jumps.

Food Prices Rise Swiftly With Beef Skyrocketing To Near Record Highs

Republican Platform = Is Prepared By Walter J. Kohler, Jr. To Include  Various Revisions

Cammadity Prices will Remain Firm   Foreien Trade Outlook Fair   BKarm Outlook Good

Vishinsky and Malik Leave Banquet As Gov. Dewey Opens up on Russia

 DELEGATES. HISS, BOO WALKOUT  Vishinsky, Malik Leave UN Banquet ‘As Dewey Charges Slavery To USSR

Dewey’s Charge Pinches Feet of  Vishinsky,Malik atUN Banquet; ‘They Get Up From Table. Leave

Governor, Others Heard in Missouri Crime Probe   Binaggio Never Asked for Police Changes, Smith Tells Senators.

Crime Committee Hears Testimony On Racketeering   Missouri Governor is Surprise Witness, Tells Group Binaggio MS yvartad No Influence

Gov. Smith Takes Stand   urprise Witness In rime Probe Denies Pressure by Binaggio

Smith Denies Any Link With K. C. Gangsters   Senate Crime Probers Study Mass Testimony

Governor Of Missouri Denies Law Controlled  By Underworld Chiefs

Senate Studies Testimony on Missouri Polities   Governor Smith Says Binaggio, Slain Leader, Exerted No Influence

Smith Insists Racketeer: Have Not Interfered In  Missouri Affairs

Cut Red Tape and Speed Up Arms Spending, Marshall Tells Services

Arms Buying Speed-Up Set By Marshall   Defense Go-Ahead Follows Auto Firm's Order Halting Sales

Truman Asks More Powers for Defense   Cut Red Tape, Services Warned; New Agencies May Be Established

Railroads Hit Strike Plans   Spokesman Terms Proposed Walkout ‘Wholly Unjustified’

New Rail Strike Is Threatened   Switchmen Planning 10 System Walkout For Next Tuesdav

New Walkout Threat Posed By Switchmen   Rail Strike Scheduled Tuesday Against 10 Western Carriers in Wages-Hours Dispute

Stoppage On 10 Midwestern, Western Roads Sched uled Tuesday; Approval Made On ‘aren ment Ending Firemen'sa Walkout

New Railroad Strike Cailed In Wage Dispute   Ten Midwestern And Western Roads Threatened By Switchmen’s Walkout

Switchmen Plan Action Against 10 Railroads   Seek 40-Hour Week Plus Pay For One Extra Day’s Work

Ten Railroads Are Threatened By a Walkout  6,000 Switchmen Are Set to Strike

‘Switchmen Call Strike ‘On Railroads   Ten Western Lines To Be Hit by Walkout Of 6000 on Tuesday

NEW RAILROAD STRIKE LOOMS   AFL Switchimen’s 's Union  Calls Walkout On 10  Lines Tuesday

 WESTERN RAILWAT ASSERTS —  Rail Strike Threat ‘Wholly Uniustified

NEW THREAT OF STRIKE ON - 10 RAILWAYS   Switchmen’s Union Calls Walkout in Demand for 40-Hour Week at 48 Hour Pay Rate.   @ ALL EFFORTS TO MEDIATE ENDED   Reject Fact Board’s Plea to Wait Until Similar Dispute of Conductors is Cattlad.

Yard Workers Push Drive For 4)-Hour Week  Walkout Threatens 10 Midwest Lines

TEN RAILROADS MAY BE IDLED BY STRIKE ACT   6,000 Switchmen Announce  Welkout Will Begin next . : Tuesday Morning

WALKOUT SET FOR TUESDAY   None Of Roads Recently Struck Will Be Affected.

Scheduled Rail WalkoutTuesday Said Unjustified   Carrier Assaciation  Claims ‘Reckless

Rail Switchmen Set Strike For Next Tuesday  Will Not Affect Any Lines In  Bee aia tine eute

Strike Called By Switchmen — Of Ten Lines   Union Sets Tuesday As Deadline In Pressing Demands Fer Full Pay For 40-Hour Week

Rail Switchmen’s Walkout Called   Ten Midwestern, Western Roads Threatened With Tieup Tuesday Over Wage Demands

WALKOUT FIXED TO HIT MIDWEST AND WEST SOON   Union Sets Next Tuesday Morning As Strike Date For Ten Railroad Systems— Wage Dispute.

Strike Threat Facing More Railroads   Ten Midwestern Lines Get Ultimatum From Switchmen’s Union

Rail Walkout By Switchmen Set Tuesday  Midwest, West Lines Threatened In Wage

CALL STRIKE   Next Tuewlay Set for New Rail Sirtke on Midweutern and Wentern Lines—Rasic. 0-Hour Week Domanded.

RAIL STRIKE PLAN FLAYED   “Reckless Drive For Prestige,’ Carriers’ Group Charges.

Hiioh Pact °4 Ploure   Switchmen’s Strike Wholly Unjustified,  Railroads Declare

New Rail Strike Is Threafened by “6,000 Switchmen   Walkout Slated for Tuesday Against 10 Railroads

10 Roads Face New Rail Tieup On Tuesday  Walkout Called By Switchman’s Union;

fen Companies racing Walkout ‘uesday Morninc   Wage Dispute Arises Less Than 48 Hours After One Strike Ends

Strike Threat Termed Reckless Prestige Drive   Railway Group Calls It Attempt to Outdo Big Rival Union

Nation Facing Second Major Railroad Strike   Switchmen Demand 48 Hours Pay For Forty-Hour Week

Switchmen’s Strike Called For 10 Lines   6,000 Get Order For Tuesday Tie-Up In West, Midwest

May Delay Terminal Operations   3 Mason City Carriers Named by Switchmen’s Unior

SEES WALKOUT BY SWITCHMEN UNJUSTIFIED   Western Rails In Statement Calls It Bid For Prestige

NEW WALKOUT . THREATENS RAILS   Switchmen On 10 Wester: Roads Schedule Tuesday Strike Over Wages

SWITCHMIEN CALL STRIKE AGAINST “TEV RAILROADS   Walkout Set For Tuesday On Western, Midwestern  lingas

Roads Brand Strike Call   Say Threatened Tie. By Switchmen a Union Row Over Prestige

New Rail Strike Is Set Tuesday On West Roads   eeemnenmemememtiametiatitie: camel  Switchmen Call Walkout On 10 Lines: Atlanta Drivers Quit; Bell Signs

4 (Sedieleomn Set To Walk Out  : Threat Of New Railway Strike ‘Facing 10 Midwestern’ Reads

Threatened Rail Strike Declared Prestige Drive   AFL Switchmen Scheduled To Stop Work Tuesday On 10 Western Roads; Official Says Move Wholly Unjustified

Acton Against 10 Companies is Threatened  Union Head Orders Strike To Enforce Pay-Hour Demands

Switchmen Bidding for Prestige Carrier Association  Assails Strike Call

Midwestern Rail Strike Is Attacked By Company  Threat Unjustified,   Threat Unjustified, Officials Declare, Claim Few Affected

Switchmen Announce Walkout Plan For Tuesday, With 40-Hour Week As Goal: Cities List Bus Tieups

—WALKOUT— 10 Railroads Threatened With Strike  6,000 Switchmen In Wage Dispute

Switchmen Call Strike Against West Railroads  Tuesday Deadline  f.. Val ttienwas Oem   Tuesday Deadline For Walkout Set la Union Voting

Ten Midwestern and Western Railroads Threatened by Switchmen’s Strike Tuesday

New Rail Sfrtke Threatens West  Switchmen’s Walleout Scheduled Tuesday

Switchmen Call Strike Against Ten Railroads   Wage Dispute Brings Fresh Trouble to Midwest Carriers

Strike Threat By Switchmen   Ten Midwestern and West ern. Roads Affected— Deadline Next Tuesday.

Switchmen Call Strike For Tuesday   Walkout Scheduled Against Midwestern, Western Railroads

INOTHER RAIL TOPPAGE SET OR TUESDAY   hreatened Strike of iwitchmeh Called “Wholly Unjustified” By Western Association Owners   ITERVENTION. URGED

Switchmen Will Strike On 10 Roads Walkout Called For Tuesday; Seek New Wage Demand:

Threat of Strike Scored hy Group   Western Association Of Railroads Says It ‘Unjustified’

10 Railways Threatened with Strike By AFL Switchmen’s Union Tuesday

[wo Known Dead, ScoresInjured, Thousends of Acres of Early Fall Vege tables Destroyed by Hurricane.

HURRICANE KILLS TWO IN FLORIDA ~ INJURES SCORES   Property Damage Runs Into Millions—Guardsmen Called Out to Prevent Looting.   MAMI TAKES BEATING; STORM MOVES NORTH   art of Jacksonville Without Electric Power—Carolinas Warned to Prepare for Blow.

Florida Citrus and Vegetable Crops Hard Hit by Hurricane   Diminishing Storm Sweeps Entire Length Of Paninsula: Ships Battle High Sea

Florida Hurricane Damage In Millions  Diminishing Storm Aim: Final Punches In South-

Crop Loss Heavy:  Twister Heads for Northern Florida After Killing Two

Navy Begins To Set Plan  For Defense   28 Major Coastal Cities To Watch For Atom Attack

Port Defense Units Planned   Navy Setting Up Reserve Harbor Procram

NAVY SETS UP DEFENSE UNITS ON WEST COAST   Training Is Slated In Operation of New Guard Devices

Navy Mapping Sneak Atomic Attack Defense  Reservist Units Authorized for Coastal Cities

Navy Readies Coast Defense Against Attack   Civilian Volunteers Tc Learn How To Guard Port Cities .

Navy Setting Up Defenses For Harbors  Volunteer Naval Reservists To Aid In Program

Navy Setting Up Defenses From A-Bombs Along Coast   Units of Civilian Volunteers and Reserves To Be Trained In 28 Maior Coastal Cities

Navy Will Form Volunteer Units In Coast Cities   Civilians to Man Defenses in Case Of Sneak Attacks

Navy Organizes Civilian Units For Harbor Guard  Volunteers Get Instruction In Defense Tactics

Jane Cowl, Stage Star, Dies at 65  Cancer Claims Life Of Famed ‘Juliet’

Jane Cowl, Actress, Dies  Of Cancer   Once, Nation's Foremost Juliet

Jane Cowl, 65, Former Stage  Star, Is Dead   Famed for Juliet Role, She Set Shakespeare   Record On Broadway

Famous Actress, Jane Cowl, Dies   “Juliet” of Stage Sueecumbs at Age of 65

At Least 32 Killed in Wreck   49 or 50 Guardsmen From Pennsylvania -Injured in Ohio

31 Pennsylvania Nat'l Guardsmen i 60 Injured, When Spirit of St. Louis Hits Troop Train in Fog.

Stalled Troop Train Rammed In Dense Fog   All Of Victims Are Soldiers: No  Casualties On Passenaer Train

40-50 Guardsmen Injured As Cars Are Telescoped   Some Trapped Alive, Cut Out By Rescuers With Acetylene Torch

Troop Train Hit In Heavy Fog by Passenger Train   Guardsmen from Pennsylvania in Accident in Ohio

Passenger Plows Into Troop Train  60 Guardsmen Enroute To Camp Reported Injured

rit of St. Louis” Runs} to Rear of Stalled Troop Train #0 OR 50 MORE HURT 27 Soldiers Among Those Listed as Victims of Accident

“Spirit of St. Louis” Runs Into Rear of Stalled  Troop Train   # OR 50 MORE HURT

Stop for Repair Near Coshocton Caused Tragedy   Red Lighis Fail To Halt Speeding Train Behind It

Fast Passenger Rips Into Troop Train in Ohio   Standing Cars Smashed as Fog Hides Red Sianal Flares

32 Persons Killed In Railroad Crash   Speedy Passenger Train Plows Into Rear of Halted Troop Cars

Scores Hurtin Crash   National Guardsmen On Their Way To Camp Atterbury

32 Killed, 50 Injured In Accident   All Dead Members Of National Guard En Route to Camp

TROOP TRAIN IS RAMMED BY FLIER   60 Are Injured In Crack-Up . Near Coshocton   Stalled In Fog By Mechanical Trouble Is Wrecked By Spirit Of St. Louis

‘Soldiers Meet Death In Train Wreck   Pennsylvania Fast Streamliner Smashes Into Troop Convoy

FLIER CRASHES LAST GOAGH OF STALLED TRAIN   Victims National Guardsmen on Their Way to Camp Atterbury. Ind.

25 Soldiers Dieln Troop Train Crash   Fast Passenger Ploughs Into Stalled Train

Pennsy Guardsmen Killed when Flyer Rams Stalled Cars   60 More Soldiers Injured Near Coshocton in Crash On Fog-Shrouded Tracks

Troop, Passenger Trains Crash at Coshocton Today      PRR’s Spirit of St. Louis Rams Trainload of Soldiers En Route to Camp Atterbury

Passenger Hits Stalled Cars; AQ to 50 Hurt   Bodies Are Removed From Wreckage As Heavy Rain Falls

TRAIN HALTED. IN FOG HIT BY STREAMLINER   Passenger Train Spirit of St. Louis Rams Special Carrying Pennsylvania National Guard.   61 SOLDIERS HURT IN OHIO DISASTER   Most of Victims Are in Last Car of Stalled Train; Signal Flares Unnoticed.

Passenger Runs Into Troop Cars Ina Heavy Fog,  Engine Is Stalled by

‘Troop Train Had Stalled In Fog   Rear Coach Yelescoped When Hit By Passenger Train in Ohio; At. Least Forty Others Iniured

TROOP TRAIN IS RAMMED BY FAST ST. LOUIS TRAIN  PENNSYLVANIA GUARD  UNITS EN ROUTE TO CAMD IN INDIANA

. * ‘Streamliner Rips Through  Wood Coaches   Nav] Guard Train Stalled on Main Line in Fog by Broken Hose

Diesel Plows Into Troop Train; Kills 32 Soldiers   National Guard Meh In Old Rear Coach Crushed

Pennsy Flier Kills 27 Soldiers In Ohio Crash  As Scores Are Injured

Most Victims Members Of 28th Division   Passenger Train Smashes Into Reat Of Troop Carrier Halted In Foa

Struck by "Spirit of St. Louis,” Crack Express, Near Coshocton, Ohio, Today While on Way to Camp—Victims Are All Members of Pennsylvania National Guard Headed for Federal Service—Some Perish While Asleep.   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED

At Least 32 Dead As Trains. Collide   ‘Fear Death Toll May Risé After Passenger Troop Carriers Crash During Fog in Ohio; More Than 60 Persons Hurt, 20 Critically

60 Hurt as Spirit of St. Louis Ploughs into Coach near Coshocton, Ohio; Thick Fog Blamed.   70-FOOT COACH IS JAMMED INTO 10 FEET

50 Hurt, Many Seriously . As ‘Spirit of St. Louis’ Rams Cars Stalled in Fog

Many More of Pennsylvania's Guard Injured   Penn Railroad Trains Crash in Fog; Toll May Go Even Higher

TROOP TRAIN IS STRUCK BY CRACK FLYER   'Seme 50 To 75 Guardsmen Injured In Mishap Early Today

Passenger Ploughs Into Stalled Cars   Pennsylvania Railway's ‘Spirit of St. Louis’ Collides With Rear of Service Men’s Train

Pennsy’s ‘Spirit of St. Louis’ Rams Rear of Troop Train in Fog; Guard of Honor to Accompany Bodies Home.

50 Injured as Stalled rain Hit   Spirit of St. Louis Involved in Wreck; Guardsmen Victims

20 of Injured Soldiers In Critical Condition After Ohio Collision   Penn Guardsmen \On Way to Camp   Stalled Troop Carrier is Sirnck From Rear; Last Coach Is Crushed

Pennsylvania Men Moving To Indiana Camp   Carrier Rammed In Rear by Crack St. Louis ‘Spirit’ . .

Fast Passenger. Crashes Rear Of  Soldiers’ Train   At Least 50 Hurt As ‘Spirit Of St. Louis’ Smashes Into Rear Of Stalled Troop Cars In Fog Near Coshocton, 0.; Most Of Dead And Injured Are National Guardsmen

Stalled Troop Carrier Rammed by the ‘Spirit Of St. Louis” in Ohio   Most of Victims Members Of Pennsylvania National Guard—Toll May Go Higher

Were En Route To Camp from  Pennsvlvania   Spirit of St. Louis Kams Troop Train

Diesel Plows Into Last Car Of Troop Train  ie = Injured In  ann Kn

Stalled T [dear Coshocti           Mishap Occurs In Thick, Morning  Warning Flares Apparently Not ‘See

32 in Troop Train Killed in Collision On Pennsy in Ohio   St. Louis Limited Rams Stalled Unit Near Coshocton

St. Louis-Bound Train Hits Rear Of Troop Cars Stalled in Fog   60 Other Men Bound for U.S. Service Injured Near Coshocton, O,

Guardsmen Were Going Into Service   Pennsylvania Soldiers Train Stalls in Fog, Hit by Another.

Crack Passenger Train Hits Coach Carrying Guards   All Dead Belonged To Pennsylvania's 28th National Guard Division En Route To Camp; 60 Men On Iniured Tiet

Gl Train Crash: 32 Die. 61 Hurt   Crack Flyer Rams Rear of Stalled Coaches in Blinding Fog; Rescuers Cut Into Cars to Reach Dead, Injurec

27 Soldiers Known Dead, 61 Injured   Streamliner Smacks Stalled Train In Early Morning Fog

SOLDIERS GOING TO CAMP MEET DEATH IN WRECK   Many Others Injured  en Fast Passen ger Train Strikes  Troop Carrier In Ohio.

Spirit of St. Louis Ploughs Into it In Fog Near to Coshocton, Ohio

Torches Used To Cut Bodies Out Of Wreck   Crack Passenger Train Rams Into A Troop Carrier

Soldiers Die ¢ As Locomotive Hits Train   Crock Passenger Plows Inte Sleeping Car Loaded With Pennsylvanie Troops

Senate Oka vs Loan For Spain   $100 Million Deal Gets Approval Of Senate

‘FIRST INSTALLMENT’ Emergency lax Increase  Bill Signed Into Law

Asks Three-State Pact On Water Division  Chavez Continuing ToOppose Texas Canadian Dam Proposal

Chaver Fights * For 2-Mtate OK On Canadian   Hershey Asks Nine Month's Add tional Draft Service

Three Officers On Battleship Lose Seniority   Judgment Winds Up Case Of ‘Mighty Mo’

Local Man, 57, Dies In Fall From Rear Porch  ‘Canadian Army Vet   Canadian Army Vet, Thomes Logan, Fatally Hurt

Local Man, 57, Dies In Fall  From Rear Porch Canadian Army Vet,  _ Thomas Logan, Fatally Hurt

Phone Strike Continues  In 6 States  Company Says Lines In East St. Louis

Youth Braves Death Sign’   Nine Policemen Named as Bookie Ring Grafters

—NAMES NINE POLICEMEN __ Braves ‘Death & ign’ To  Testify On N.Y. Graft

Youth Defies ‘Death Sign’  Underworld Fails To   Underworld Fails To Halt Sordid Tale Of N. ¥. Police Corruption

“Death Sign” Fails To Deter Witness   Youth Names Nine Policemen as Grafters in Bookie Ring

‘Punk’ Defies ‘Death Sign’ in Court To Link Police and New York Vice

Witness Braves ‘Death Sign’ in Court To Name 9 Brooklyn Police Grafters

Death Sign Braved By Youth Charging Police With Graft  9 New York Officers   9 New York Officers Said implicated in Bookie Operation

picciguepanniiniattis,. ati eccicuengeemmmmanuaaed TWIN SISTERS KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

wKnunKS ALBANY, N.Y. DOG ‘MOTHER OF YEAR HAS HAD 82 PUPS ALREADY

Senate Debate Limitation Must Have 64 Votes   Gag Is Doubtful; Foreign Aid Bill Trimmed. Passed

Congressmen Propose Free Ration, the Wag on Beer Puts Army Over the Barrel

Can-of-Beer-for-the-Boys-in-Korea Issue Foams Up on Capitol Hill

BEER-FOR-THEBOYS DISPUTE  STIRS CAPITAL   Water In Korea Called ‘Deadlier Than Red Bullets’ To GI's

Hoffman Tells Plan to Ease Imports Blow   Jobless Payments, Retraining Urged to Protec? U. S. Workers

Tibet Invasion May Come Soon  ‘American Influence’   ‘American Influence’ Irks Chinese Reds

7 . Red Invasion  Of Tibet Seen  Communist General Ouated Bv Panoe

Tibet Slated For Invasion  Paper Claims  , en ei ace: Ue ee   _ Japs Say Molotov ; Aids Reds’ Planning Ot:-Kormosa‘Attack-

Pro-Communist Paper Reports Plans For Chinese Red Invasion of Tibet

China Paper Says Tibet Next Target Of Reds   Communists Ready To Invade Isolated Buddhist Country?

Report Plans For Tibet Invasion   Pro-Red Newspaper Says Comraunists Will Invade

Ex-Truman Aide Denies Taking Fee to Get Sugar For Candy Manutacturer

Former Aide To President Under Check   Messall Denies Fee Claim Made By Candy Maker

Former Truman Aide Accused  Crime Committee of , Senate Hears Black TO TT tans, DPE

UN Seat Asked For China Reds  Whhthive Ww  India Asks Ouster Of Chiang Delegate

India Proposes UN Seat Chinese Reds.  Would Oust Present Nationalist Group

Ingrid, Roberto Married by Proxy   She's Reported Transtigured With Joy; They're Planning Honeymoon Now

FILM ACTRESS AND HER LOVER WED BY PROXY   Ingrid Bergman in Rome is Joyful After Ceremony in Mexico.

Transfigured  With Joy Over  ProxyMarriage   Ingrid Bergman Looks Forward to Belated Honeymoon in Paris

Stassen Asks Peace Meet With Stalin   Request is Greeted With Silence From Moscow, and Mixec Reaction at Home

Stassen Offers lo Talk Peace With Joe Stalin  Diplomatic Experts See Little Chance   No Political Move

Mixed Views As to Stassen Peace Plan   Suggestion of Conterence With Premier Stalin

Stassen Bid For Peace Conference  With Stalin Draws Mixed Reaction  State Department Readv To Issue Republican Necessary Passport But No Word Received  anew BE ca miness

Stalin Silent on Peace Talk   : Non-Political Bid Says GOP Candidate : in Suggesting Parley

Moscow Is Silent On Stassen’s Bid For Peace Confab   Call For Conference Gets Mixed Reaction From Citizens Of US

Moscow Silent on Stassen Proposal  Bid for Meeting With Stalin Draws Mixed Reaction at Capital

‘Stassen Plan for Talks With Stalin Meets Silence From Reds. Mixed Reaction in US.

 vlixed Reaction Here  Stassen Bid For Peace Talks 'Greeted With Soviet Silence

Mixed Reaction Greets Peace Conference Bid   Stassen Suggesis Parley With Stalin In Russian To Stop Wer “Drift”

Mixed Reaction Greets Stassen Parley Proposal  Little Chance Seen For Stalin’s Okay On Peace Mission

Reaction Mixed to Stassen Plan   Proposed Peace Parley With Stalin, Citizens   Non Political. He Says

Mixed Reaction To Stassen Bid For Peace Parley  Moscow Stoys Silent   Moscow Stoys Silent On GOP Leader's Letter Fo Stalin

Mixed Reaction Given Stassen Bid For Peace  Asks Citizens’ Meet   Asks Citizens’ Meet With Stalin; Moscow Silent; Officials See UN As Only Hope

SILENCE FROM MOSCOW  Reaction to Stassen’ S Bid  : For Talks With Stalin Varied

Stalin Believed Unlikely ‘To Look With Favor On Stassen Peace Talk Bid

Seeks Talks _ With Stalir   Stassen's Proposal for Par. ley is Greeted Witt Mixed Reactions.

Stassen’s Bid For Peace Meeting Greeted With Mixed ReactionIn U.S

Stassen’s Bid To Stalin For Talk Studied   Letter Proposes Premier Meet With Citizen Committee

lassen ASKS Peace Meet With Stalin  Request is Greeted With Silence From   Request is Greeted With Silence From Moscow, and Mixe: Reaction at Home

Stalin Is Silent About Request From Stassen   Proposal For Conference On Peace Receives No Immediate Reply From Communist Sourees

MOSCOW SILENT ON PROPOSAL TO DISCUSS PEACE   STASSEN OFRERS TO MEET WITH STALIN, STOP DRIFT TO WAR

Stassen Asks Conference  With Stalin   Silence From Russia Greets His Proposal

STASSEN PEACE BID WEIGHED AT HOME   Moscow Remains Silent On Stalin Parley Idea.

MEETS MIXED REACTION -— Stassen Seeks Citizens’  Parley With Joe Stalin

Reds Silent On Stassen Peace Note   State Department Says Letter Is Not Official; Asks Parley With Statin   Denounces Soviets   Correspondence Assaile Russian Aggression, Korean Stand

Stassen Seeks Sialin Meeting  Republican Leader   Republican Leader Tells of Letter

Proposal Of Stassen Given Mixed Reactior   Writes Stalin He Would Like To Hold  Peace Conference

Sassen’ Bid For Stalin Peace Conference Draws Silence From Moscow

New Method Is Announced  Boiler Cleaning Compound ‘Dissolves Kidney Stones

Primary Box Score   County Extension Committee. Elects Campbell: ‘50 Chairman.

RITA RUSHES TO BEDSIDE Aly Khan Breaks Right Leg In Swiss Skiing Accident _

Contract Language Only Thing Which Holds Up Chrysler Strike Settlement

BELL WILL ADJUST TELEPHONE BILLS   Over-Charge Will Be Re funded to Lawrence Subscribers Next Month   January Phone Bills Packed a Jol

Courlesy Week Lectures End  Howard J. Wisehaupt   Howard J. Wisehaupt Concludes Clinic

Campaigns Rugged:  Control of Congress to Hinge On Bie State Election Votes

Asks $20,000 in Damages Under Anti-Trust Act  Expect Other Ret il Firms To Follow Sui

Lewis Denies Peril to Public Health Or Safety-“Enough Coal on Hand”

Lewis Says Public Health Is Not Imperiled by Big Nationwide Coal Strike

Lewis Insists Strike Doesn’t imperil Safety   UMW Chieftan Says There Is Enough Coal To Last Until Dispute Is Over

Mine Chief Defends Union — New York Times Quotes Lewis As Denying Nation Imperiled

Lewis Says U.S. Not Imperiled  Mine Leader Claims Enough Coal for All

Lewis Insists No Emergency In Coal Strike   Mine Boss Says Public Health Not Menaced

Detends Mis Union—  John L. Lewis Says Strike lls No Danger; ‘Enough Coal’

Send In ‘Real Owners’ For Pact: Lewis   Mine Chief Says Power Over Diggers Psy cholovical. Not Real

Lewis Sees No Peril to U. S.  Quoted As Saying There Is Enough Canal On Hand

Lewis Insists Health and Safety Not Imperiled by Miners’ Strike   Declares There Is Enough Coal on Hand to Meet Requirements--If Fairly Distributed; ’ Savs He Could Settle Ouickly With Real Owne:

Lewis Insists U. §. Safety Not Imperiled   Says There’s Enoug! Coal to Last Until Dispute Is Settled

Lewis Says Neither Public Health Nor Safety Imperiled   Avers That There’s Enough Coal on Hand if Fairly Distributed

Lewis Contends Tieup Has Caused No. U.S. Hardship  Cunniiec Plantifiy!   Supplies Plentiful Pending Contract Peace, He Says

LEWIS DENIES U.$ SAFETY MENACED BY MINERS STRIKI   Union Leader Claims Coa Supply Ample If Fairly Distributed

JUDGE ALLOWS THE — CHARGES WITHDRAWN   Action Taken After Prosecutor Admitted That He Grabbed Defendant   OCCURRED IN BRISTOL

Youngdahl  Gets Largest  Vote Victory His Margin Over  Harry Peterson  Placed at 184,000

Youngdahl Lead 184,000, Bioges In His 3 Races   D.-F. L. Retains 4 Seats in Congress; G.O.P. Holds State

“We Just Don’t Have Enough Men,’ Is Explanation of Korean Defeats

Only One Answer.Fo- Our. rat <9 me Plight In Korea Says This Writer

Senate Committee Okays Revisions  Upping Tax Yields   Would Add $144 Million Tc Revenues, Crack Down Or ‘Collapsible’ Firms

Tax Law Revisions Approved   Senate Committee Includes Crackdown on Tax Evasion.

Big Battle Looms On Profits Taxe:   Several Revisions Approy ed By Senate Finance Committee

Hot Battle Looms Over Profits Tax  George Sees Action In Fall or Winter

Its a Bitter Retreat for U.N. Soldiers Who Now Know They Will Get No Help From Others

Here’s How They Feel LLL CLC AEE   Those Roads Leading Home Turned Ou To Be Roads of Retreat for Americans

ISRAEL JORPNAN TROOPS CLASH   Gls Slough Their Way Back  On The Bitter Road of Defeat

Yanks Coming Back Down Bitter Roads   This Time in Defeat But in Pe‘fect Disciptine, With No Panic; Wonder This Time if Support Will Arrive

Asks Renewed Peace Attempts   Defense Hearings Continue; Differ on Housina Backina

Cold Wave Leaves State on Weekend   Fair Weather Ahead for Coming 24 Hours

Imposition Of Wage And Price Controls May Be Left To Truman   STIFF PENALTIES ARE VOTED FOR HOARDING

SENATE UNIT VOTES FREE USE IN CURBS   House, Adopting Hoarding Penalty, Bogs on Controls

JAIL. SENTENCES FOR HOARDERS ARE VOTED BY HOUSE   Lawmakers Reject, 172. to 161, Automatic Wage-Price Controls Adopted Previously.   TURN DOWN STANDBY POWERS FOR TRUMAN   Showdown Ballot on Legisla. tion to Prevent War Inflation Put Off Until Next Week,

HOUSE VOTES TO MAKE HOARDING PRISON CHARGE   Solons Bog Down: Put Off Decision On How  To Curb Inflation

House Tosses Out Mandatory Controls Plan   Legislation Bogs Down In Confusion

House Votes Prison Terms For Hoarders   Control Bill Opposed By President Killed; Senate Studies Plan

House Votes to Make Hoarding Prison Offense   Showdown Vote On War Inflation Prevention Delaved a Week

House Votes To Make Hoarding Prison Offense.   Senate Group Approves Standby Authority Plan

CONFUSION KEYNOTES SESSION  House Undecided On Controls: Hoarding Voted Prison Offense

Cuts Non-Military Spending 10 Percent Senate Passes Huge Appropriation Bill   CONFUSION KEYNOTES SESSION House Undecided On Controls: Hoarding Voted Prison Offense

Prison Voted For Hoarders   Showdown Vote On Law To Prevent War Infla~~ tion Delayed   

Confused House Makes Hoarding A Penal Offense   Senate Approves Huge Money Bill; Truman Gets Powers

4 WIVES, 2 HUSBANDS ARE GIVEN DIWORCES   In One Instance 6 Children Will be Involved   1 COUNTY SEAT DECREE

CABBIE ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN   Mother of 2 Shot on Street In Albuquerque

U.S. SUPPORTS SOFTENING. OF BAN ON SPAIN   UN Schedules Vote On Lifting Ban Against Ambassadors

Restrictions Against Spain To Be Softened   Only Opposition Expected From Russian Bloc

U.S. Will Support Move to Soften UN Restrictions Against Franco-Spain

U.S. For Move ToSoften Stanc Toward Spain   U.N. Likely. To Vote Franco Access To  Affiliated Groups

US To Support UN Softening  Against Spain   Resolution to Revoke Bar Sending Ambassadors To Madrid

U.N. Restrictions On Spain Easing   United States Will Support Resolution

U.S. Backs Move To Relax Ban On Franco Spain   Will Vote For Resolution Revoking Curb On Ambassadors: Would Permit  UN Groups Membership

U.S. Favors Easing U.N. Curb On Spain   Would Allow Envoys To Go To Madrid, Lift Other Barriers

rranco Spain Given Assist By U. S. Staff   America Supports an Effort to Slacken  Restrictions Against Country Before UN

. 8. Backing Spain In The United Nations   Favors-Lifting- Ban Prohibit_ ing Sending Envoys to Dictator Franco

U.S. Joining fn Move To Soften Ban On Franco   Expected To Vote For Lifting Of U. N. Restrictions.

U.S. Will Back Move To Lase Spain Boycott   Will Vote For Resolution To Revoke Ban On Ambassadors To Madrid

SPAIN 10 GET EW UN. BID   United States Backs Move To Ease Restrictions Against Franco

Latin Countries ~ Sponsor Measure   Membership In U.N. Stil Denied Franco Regime

U.N, MAY OPEN PATH FOR SPAIN   United States Supports Plan To Remove Some Of Barriers Imposed By United Nations.

U. §. Supports Move fo Lift Curbs on Spain   United Nations Studies Proposal To Fayor Franco

U.S. Supports Franco Spain  Wants Restrictions In U.N... Softened

Britain and US. Agree on Spain  Experts Predict U.N. Approval Of Franco Spain Ambassadors

U. 5. Boosts Plan To Aid Franco Regime   United Nations To Get Proposals For Relaxed Bans

PARENTS CLING TO HOPE SON WILL BE FOUND   Posse Fails ‘To. Find Any Trace of 2-Year-Old Brigs Marshall

Port Huron Boy Not Found Yet  Kidnaping Unlikely, Sheriff Believes

‘Recon’ ‘Men ‘Like Danger, Excitement: They're The Elite of U. S. Troops ir in Ko

Draws Fire to Spot Enemy  Reconnaissance Unit Is Mobile And Heavily Armed Instrument

Recon Men of First Cavalry Proud Of Their Tough Job   Varietv of Peasansc

Recommend Boost Of §2 Million in Price Support Fund  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Okays House Bill With Higher Tag

W ould. Boost Price Supports by $2 Billion   Amendments to Bill Opposed by Brannan, andState Department

Two Billions More Support Money Asked   Senate Agricultural Group Recommends  Additional Cash

Senate Plan Would Cut Competition   More Funds Asked for Keeping Up Agricultural Prices

Two Billion Dollar Increase Asked In Farm Price Supports Today By Senate Agriculture Committee

Ask More for Farm Supports  Committee Favors $2 Billion Increase

More Suvport Money Asked   Senate Group Recommends Hike In Government Funds

BASED ON NO MORE COMBAT SSUES  $100 Billion Earmarked  For U.S. Rearmament

Lewis Blames Operators for Mine ‘Unrest’  Asserts Price Hiked   Asserts Price Hiked Without Production Cost Rise; Railroads Cut Service Sunday

GRAVE UNREST OF MINERS REPORTED   ‘LEWIS SAYS CAUSED — BY COAL PRICE BOOST WITH NO WAGE RAISE

‘Grave Unrest’ ‘Among Miners Seen by Lewis   Coal Operators Are ‘Holding Up Country’, UMW Chief Says

Lewis Says Miners Irked Because They Don't Share in Coal Hike Funds

URGENT DRIVE AGAINST  POLIO BEING PUSHED BY STATE-WIDE COMMITTEE

Television Center Has No Video Townsmen Back Owner: [Of Bootleg TV Station

‘Bootleg’ Television Station Closed In Town Hemmed in by Mountains

Emporium Up in Arms as FCC “Smells Out’ Bootleg TeeVee Station and Cracks Down

FAIR IN ORDER   Rapist Saved from Chair By Family of Child Victim  Governor Grants 20-Day Reprieve Recommended hy Parnle Board

PARENTS OF VICTIM ASK REPRIEVE . Attacker Given Dramatic Stay Of Execution At Last Minute

Many Lines Feel Pinch Of Strikes   Newspaper, Television Telephone, Dairying Fields Affected.

Newspaper, TV Strikes Add To Idle   Milk Drivers Picket; Phone Threat At N.Y.

World-Telegram And Columbia TV Hit By Walkout   Working Condition«

Violence Flares In  Walkouts   No Picketing Ordered at Strike In Morristown

No Break In Sight In Milk Crisis; Phone Company Theatened By Union

Newsmen Strike on New York Paper; “BS Television Engineers Walk Out

YANKS AND ALLIES LAUNCH ATTACK IN EAOT ANCHOR AREA   Another Enemy Menace at Naktong Bridgehead Melts Into a Bloody Rout.   PEW OF 12,000 FOES ATTAIN WEST BANK   Fourth Enemy Division Soundly Beaten and Eliminated as an Effective Fighting Force.

U.S. SUPPLY BASE HEAVILY SHELLED BY COMMUNISTS   New Menace Confronts D efenders In Sector East of Chinju; Reds 4th Division Routed By Marines Near Changnyong.

Reds Ready With 50,000 Fresh Troops  Whole Sector  Under Control oe OE, ccunnte Gawe

Allies Hit East Front In Attack; ‘Marines Surceed   12,000 Reds Hit By Leathernecks ‘CSoundlv Beaten’

YANKS, ODUTH KOREANG OPEN D-WAY ATTACK   While Enemy Masses in North Allies Hit at East Coast Points.

Leaders Fear Big Red Push Still To Come   Allies Open New Drive On Eastern Sector Of Line

Graveyard for Blood Cells Found in the Lungs   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE (Associated Press Science

Government Bookkeeping Reform Asked  Hoover Supports Plan   Hoover Supports Plan In Statement Made To Senate Committee

HOOVER URGES 'VAST REFORM’   Calls For ‘Energetic Changes In Government’s Bookkeeping

GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN SPYING CASE   Spied For America, For mer U. &. Translator Tells Bulgarians   [Hoover Is Advocating Bookkeeping Reform

Jesse Stuart To Be Guest Speaker At School Assembly Community Forum

‘Author Jesse Stuart to Speak at Second Community Forum Tuesday, Nov. 7

Sth Regiment Marines on Way to War   Many of the Men Battle-Toughened Vets of Last Conflict.

Marines Embark At San Diego For Korean War Zone   Battle Toughened Veterans Board Transport Henrico For Trip to Grient

Extortionist Testifies At CrimeProbe   John Rosselli, Hollywood "Producer Called To Tell What He Knows About Crime

Senators Probing Crime Continue Work in Chicago   More Witnesses Appear Before Kefauver Group

Rosselli To Testify In Crime Probe   Kefauver Committe: Calls Parolee For Data On Gambling

CRIME PROBERS HEAR EX-CONVICT   INVESTIGATE LOANS FROM RACE TRACKS TO GAMBLING BOSS

Call Rosselli In Crime Probe  Ex-Convict Says He’s Movie Producer

Extortionist Summoned ir Crime Probe   One of 7 Convicted in Film Shakedown Will Face Senators

Princess Born To Elizabeth  Royal Baby Is 3rd In Line for Throne

TRIRD IN LINE OF SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE   Cannon Salutes Greet Second Child of British Princess.

Daughter Bort To Elizabeth; Third In Line  Family And England   Family And England Celebrate At Word Of Princess’ Child

Daughter Is Born to  Princess Elizabeth Baby Becomes Third in Line  Of Succession to British Throne

Britain Hails Royal Infant; It’s Princess   Elizabeth, Second Baby, ‘Doing Well; Name Not Selected

Princess Bess Gives Birth To 6 Lb. Girl   Heiress-Presumptive to British Throne, Baby ‘Are Both Doing Well’

Elizabeth Gives Birth To Daughter   Royal Mother, Baby Doing Wall; Waiting  Throng Cheers News

Mother. Baby Fine...  Britons Cheer Birth of Girl To Elizabeth   Baby, Yet Unnamed, Is Third in Succession To British Crown

Daughier Born io Princess Elizabeth Early This Morning   New Princess Weighed Six Pounds, Is Third In Line for Crown.

NEW PRINCESS SRD IN LINE FOR BRITISH CROWN   Gun Saultes Hail Birth Of Six-Pound Daughter To Princess Elizabeth

She's Third In The Royal Line Of Succession   Child Born at4:50a.m. in Clarence House; Both Doing Well

N_O. Cotton   Nlew Yarl Cattcn   Princess Born to Princess Elizabeth As England Celebrates Royal Birth

DAUGHTER BORN TO PRINCESS   Second Child Of Elizabeth Is Heiress Presumptive To Throne

New Princess Is Born in England   Is the Second Child for the British Royal  Couple   IN LINE FOR THRONE   Announcement of Birtt Touched Off Spontaneous Celebrations

Elizabeth Gives Birth To Girl   Ronnie Prince Charlie Now Has Sister Playmate

Six-Pound Girl, 2nd Child, Born  To Princess   Royal Family Aflutter: Guns Boom, Britons Retoice

SO IT’S A GIRL FOR PRINCESS   ‘New Daughter Is Third ‘In Line For Throne  of England.

'Daughter Born Early Today To 'British Royal Family Is Third ‘In Line To Ascend the Throne

Daughter Is Born Today To Princess And Her Husband   Birth Announcement Sets Off Family And Public Celebrations

Daughter For Princess Elizabeth   Royal Birth Provides Playmate For Prince Charles

Britain Rejoices As Elizabeth Gives Birth to Baby Girl   Second Child Safely Delivered to England’s Roval Couple

Child Becomes Third in Line To British Throne   Crowds Cheer News Of Royal Birth

Britain Rejoices Over News Princess Is Born   Princess Elixabeth ond Phillip Parents of Their Second Child: Birth Touches Off Celebrations

Great Britain Cheers Birth Of Princess Elizabeth Mether Of Six-Pound Girl Both Doing Eine 

Three-Car Crash  On Bridge Hurts 4   Britons Celebrate Birth Of Elizabeth’s Daughter

Sister For Prince Charles Princess Elizabeth's Baby Third from Throns

Princess Elizabeth Gives Birth  to Daughter, Third in Line to Throne

Daughter Born To Elizabeth, Philip Today   New Princess Becomes Third in Line of Succession

Elizabeth s Baby Born: It's a Gir!   'New Princess Become: Third in Succession Line in Britain.

Princess Elizabeth, Second Child “Doing Well” ; Be comes Third in Line of Succession to Throne

Bonnie Prince Charles Now Has ‘Kid Sister’   Thousands Greet Bulletin Of Roval Birth with Cheer-

THIRD IN LINE FOR CROWN  Girl Born To Princess Elizabeth As Crowds Throng Outside Palace

It’s A Girl  This Time  For Princess Baby Becomes Thirc  In Tina Of Saieraccian

Princess Born — To Elizabeth   Gun Salutes Hail Birth— Third in. Line To British Throne

Princess Born To Elizabeth And Philip   New Baby Is Third In Line for Crown; Britain Celebrates

Royal Princess Born In England   6-Pound Daughter Born To Princess Elizabeth

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Question Indochina Defeats   French Premier's Government Under Haavy fire

French Rule Blasted On Indo-China   Rightest Asks More Energetic Fight In Assailing ‘Disaster’

Senate Virtually Kills FEPC Bill Chances In j¢st   Southern Democrats Are Victorious Over  Try To Limit Debate

Failure to Limit Debate on Motion Perpetuates Threat of Filibuster: Proponents May Make Another Try

Senate Kills FEPC Today   Refuses to. Block Filibustering, Practically Ends Chances This Sessic:

Senate Balks At Cutting Off FEPC Debate   Defeat of Cloture Petition Virtually Kills Chance for Vote This Session

Senate Virtually Kills FEPC Actior For This Session   Too Few Senators Vote For Cloture To Limit Debate

Civil Right Rules Face Test Today On Cloture   Southerners Likely To Win Filibuster Privilege On FEPC

Civil Rights Plan Takes Heavy Jolt In Filibuster Vote  Fair Employment Practice Bill Hit Under New Rule

Attempt To Choke Off De bate On Considering Act Faila To Pass   12-Vote Majority Is South’s Victory   Lucas Says He'll Try Again Next Week But Ontlook Held Dim

No Hope For Bil     Current Session   Virtually Killed As Senate Refuses Tc Block Filibuster

Debate Limiting Petition Lacks 12 Votes; Action Viewed as Victory for Southern Demos.   DEFEAT TO TRUMAN’S CIVIL RIGHTS PLAN

Senate Virtually Kills FEPC for Present Session   Refuses to Block Filtbustering by Southern Demos

Southerners Beat Ban on Filibuster   Lucas Plans New Try Next Week But Outlook Dim for Bill Debate

Vote Halts Civil Rights Legislation  Attempt To Block Filibuster Faile

Now Yoarl Stocks   N. 0. Cotton   New York Cotton   Soybeans   Reorganization Program Faces New Tests in Senate

CLOTURE MOVE IS DEFEATED BY 12 VOTES   Refuse To Block Filibustering By Southern Foes   Of Truman’s Civil Rights Program Appears Doomed For This Session

Motion for Talk Limit Is Defeated   Lucas Says New Effort Will Be Made in Chamber

Refuses To Bar Filibustering By Southern Foes   Fair Practices Bill Backers Fail To Muster Required 64 Votes For Cloture; Tally Is 52 For, 32 Against; Senator Lucas Says Another Try Will Be Made

Refuse to Block Filibustering by Southern Group   Cloture Petition by Truman Forces Fails by 12 Votes to Win

Administration Fails in Attempt To Limit Debate   Cloture Move in Senate Beaten By 52 to 32 Vote

Effort to Block Filibuster Defeated Today  Petition to Limit Debate Loses

Refuses © To Block Filibuster   Southern. Opponents Defeat Administratior In Crucial Balloting 

Senate Refuses Action to Block Dixie Filibuster   Cloture Petition Is Short by 12 Votes as South Wins

Senate Fails To Bring End To Filibuster   Another Attempt Next Week Also Likely To Be Failure

Congress Roundup  Foes of FEPC Win Test on Debate Limit      Action Spells Probable Doom Of Civil Rights

Fall Shy Of Votes To Gag A Filibuster   52-32 Tally Dooms Action on Anti-South Measure in This Session

12 Votes Short in Key Action   Both lowa Senators Vote For Cloture

Congress Roundup  GOP Senaiors Desert Dixie in Filibuster   Committee Reports No ‘Czar’ Controls National Gambling

ADMINISTRATION LOSES TEST   Senate Refusal To Choke Off Debate Virtually Kills FEPC

FEPC Bill Reels Under  Senate Blow   Southern Block Defeats  Measure to Limit Time Of Debate on Proposal

Debate Halt  Rebuffed in Senate Test   Supporters Sought Te Bring FEPC Plan Up for Action.   Heavy Blow.   First Trvout.

FEPC Bill OK Hits A Snaq   Senate Virtually Kills Measure; Refuses To Block Talks

EFFORTS TO. SET LIMIT ON DEBATE FAIL   Roll Call on Cloture Métion Carries 52-32 But Needed 64 Votes for Adoption.   MISS TWO-THIRDS . MAJORITY BY 12   Southern Democrats Left Free to Filibuster Against Key Bill in Civil Biahty Procram.

Senate Refuses To Stop Filibuster Move by South  Debate Limiting Petition Falls Short by 12 Votes

FEPC Measure Will Get Test in Senate Today   Odds Are Against Truman’s Bill as Showdown Vote Gets Nearer at Capital.

Senate Refuses to Limit Debafe on Bill for F.E.P.C.   Virtually Kills Chances of Key Truman Measure

Senate Kills FEPC Bill  This Session   Cloture Petition Falls 12 Short of 64 Votes Required

Group Won't Block South Filibuster  Civil Rights Bill Balle Ta Caalttinn :

MOVE TO SHUT OFF FILIBUSTER ON FEPC FAILS   Advocates Of Bill Fail To Rally Enough Votes To Block De _ bate—Measure Vir tually Killed.

Senate Fails To Get ‘Enough Votes To Shut Off Filibuster   Vote Taken To Limit Debate

F or Critical Test Friday   Southerners Remain Confident; McCarthy Promises New Blasts at State Dept. Reds

Truman Plan Facing Tests As Senators Defeat Five   Reorganization Idea Takes Heavy Beating When Detdline Nears

FEPC SLAPPED IN FIRST TEST   Senate Refuses To Block Filibustering By Southerr Opponents.

Foes of FEPC Defeat Senate Gag Attempts   Southern Democrats Deal Damaging Blow To Civil Rights Plan

Civil Rights Bill Cloture Iry Defeated   Debate-Limiting Petition 12 Votes Short of Adoption

Senate Kills FEPC Bill For Session   Civil Rights Measure Loses on Attempt to Invoke Cloture Rule

Solons Ballot On FEPC Bill Set For Today   Major Test Slated, With Southern Bloc Seen Blocking Move

Cloture Bid Falls Short By 12 Votes   Southern Victory Deals Hard Blow To Truman’s Plan

Refuses to Block Filibustering by: Southern Demos:  Cloture Petition x Is Short’12:Votes --

Reorganization Plans Facing New Tests  President Truman Fares Badly With  Senatore

Dixie Foes of Measure Have Edae   Vote to Be on Curtailing of Debate

Southern Demos Defeat Attempt To End Debate   Employment Bill Is Most Controversial in Civil Rights Program

Cloture Move On FEPC Bill Is Defeated   Senate Virtually Kills Key Truman Measure By Refusing to Block Southern Filibuster

Solons Refuse To Block Filibuster   Test Comes On Attempt To Choke Off Debate On Motion To Bring Key Bill Up For Consideration

Attorney General Rules Programs In Violation of State Lottery Law

Quiz Programs Violate Lottery   Fairchild Rules on Seven Aired in State

Pictures Checked to Get True Version of How Soviet Plane Was Shot Down by U.N. Forces

Pictures May Clear Facts   May Prove If U. $. Or Russia Right In Versions Of Downing Of Russ Plane

Photos of Plane Shooting Checker   May Prove Whether U. S. or Russia Is Right in Versions

$25,000 Given To MH Fund   Donation by O. J. Morrison Spurs Campaicn

Doubled Marine Strength Urged   Vinson to Propose Four Full Divisions

Vinson Wants Marine Corps Doubled, Air Power Upped to 26 Squadrons

SUPERVISORS TAKE UP RURAL HIGHWAY CARE   January Session Opens A The Berrien County Court House

County Road Tangle Flares   Berrien Supervisors Jn Jan. Session .

OHIO GETTING ADJUSTED 10 RAIL STOPPAGE   Some Workers Furloughed, Mail Being Carried ) By Truck

Father Calls Scientist Naive   Professor Defends Accused Physicist

McCarthy Tells Of Other Bad  Security Risks   Senator Charges that State Dep't Gave High Post To Russian Agent Despite Army Report.

McCarthy Charges  Continue   Tells Senate Group State Department Employe Poor Security Risks

Strong Denial Made by Former ‘Delegate to UN Commission; Senator McCarthy Not in Roon

McCarthy Continues His Details   Says U.N. Delegate HeAffiliation With 36 Front Organizations for Reds  ee aii Cah

Poor Security Risks Are Listed by Solon   Former Soviet Agent Said Employed In High Position

Senator Urges Committee Tab on Transfers      . Man Labeled by Army as Former Russian ~~ Agent Is Cited Se

Russian Agent Hired By U. S., Senator Accuses   Accuses State Departmen! Of Giving High Post To Gustavo Duran Despite Proved Red Connections

NOT RED, SAYS MISS KENYON   Former Judge and U.S. Delegate To U.N. Commission Hits Back at Senator McCarthy in Commie War

Says Ex-Spanish Army Officer Gets U. §. Post   Charges Duran Labelled Red Spy By American Army

Duran Once In U. 5. Post   Sanator Says Was Once Labelled by Army as Former Russion Agen* in Spain

Accused Served With Republicans In Spanish War   Other Bad Security Risks Listed By MecCQarthy In State Departnie nt Probe

McCarthy Lists More He Calls Risks   Senator Details His Contentions Before Committee

OFFERS SHARP REPLY BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Am Not, And Never Had Been A Red, She Insists

McCarthy Names More  **Pro-Reds”’  Lists Three “Bad Security Risks.°’

McCarthy Lists Others He Calls ‘Security Risks’   Dr. Shapley, Delegate to UN, Is Among the Names Senator Gives

Charges Pervert On $12,000 Salary   Senator McCarthy Continues To Name Those He Alleges Are Bad Security Risks Who Hold Government Positions

Lofty Post  To Russian Agent Told   McCarthy Gives More - Names in Campaign On State Dept.

‘Mave e Sta te Department Employes Named .  Expands ‘Pro Red’ List

Finger Put On Key U.S.  Personnel   Senate Probers Gather Evidence In Long Hearings

McCarthy Continues Charges Of Reds in State Department   Says Agency Hired Men Previously Labeled Poor Security Risks by. Army, Civil Service; Avers Someone Transferring Reds to UN

Senator Claims Former, State Department Official . Once Seviedae Ricsian Avent in Soain.

McCarthy Gives  More Names in Senate Spy Probe   Says Former Spanish Officer Hired Though Labeled Russian Agent.

Russian Agent Given a Job, Says McCarthy   Testimony, Noming Pro-Reds ia Office

McCarthy Lists: Former Spanish Army Officer   Says Duran Later Had High State Dept. Post

More Evidence To Senate Committee   McCarthy Gives Additiona Names of State Department Workers   POOR RISKS ON ROLLS   Senators Ready to Hire Counsel; to Check With ]. Edgar Hoover

Senator Names Gustavo Duran, Formerly With State Department And Now With An Agency Of The United Nations.

Duran And Dr. Shapely Added To McCarthy List Of ‘Poor Security Risks’   Former Spanish Officer Given State Dept. Post Despite Adverse U.S. Army Report, Senator Says

Continues Charges Of Infiltering   Says Poor Loyalty Risks Hired; Duran Denies Red Sympathy

Tydings Set To Have FBI Make Probe   Chief Counsel Named For Investigations Of McCarthy Charges

Temperatures   Spaniard, Labeled Russ Operative By Army, Included in New List: Envoy and EducatorsCalled Red

Four More Names Listed By McCarthy   Tells Senate Quiz Reported Sex Perver' Sull On Payroll}

Senator Expands Charges Of Poor Security Risks   McCarthy Testifies Former Officer In Spanish Army Now Serving UN Aaency

Sen. McCarthy Charges Gustavo Duran, so Labelled in U. S. Army Reports, Who Served as Spanish Republican Officer, Was Given Important Place by State Department — Mentions  Other Alleged Pro-Communists.   UN DELEGATE 1S ACCUSED

M’CARTHY SAYS FOUR MORE ON HIS ‘CASE LIST’   Gustavo Duran, Said ‘Red Agent,’ Is Named Todav

McCarthy Charges ‘Russian Agent Got Post in State Dept.   Duran Listed « as Such by U.S. Army; — Former Officer in Spanish Forces

McCarthy Makes New Charges fo Senate Probers   Names Others to Detailing Charges To Investigators

RUSSIAN AGENT REPORTED GIVEN HIGH U.S, POST   Investigators Of Charges Of Pro‘Communists In State Department Told Of Others Leaning Toward  Reds.

DECLARES MA SAID SOVIET AGENT HIRED   Gustavo Duran, Dr. Harlow Sharpley Named By Senator

McCarthy Tells Of Additional Security Risks   Senator Critical Of Former Official In State Department

Ex-Special State Dept. Aid Named  McCarthy Pushe;  Communist Hunt

Serious Charge HurledbySolon AtRed Hearing  Wisconsin Senator Furnishes Evidence

Says Duran, — Ex-Red Coionel, Got High Post   Lists Many Others In Broad Claims Before Committee

Senator Calls 4 More Present, Former Aides Poor Security Risks   Dr.HarlowShapley Included In List   Gustavo Duran, Former State Dept. Official, Now with Refugee Unit

M’Carthy Poinis to Gustavo Duran, Also Says Dr. Shapeley of U.N.  Has Been in 36 Communist Groups

Committee Gets Details  From Senator   Selon Continues to Name Individuals Alleged to Have Red Connections In State Department

sen. McCarthy indicts More U.S. Officials  Resigned Pervert Said Now Employed by C.I.A.

MCCARTHY MAKES NFW RED CHARGES   Says State Department Gave High Post To ExSpanish Republican

ARMY REPORT ON DURAN IS SUBMITTED   Senator McCarthy Charges Russian Agent in Spanish Civil War Was Made Braden’s Assistant.   NOW IS EMPLOYED BY UNITED NATIONS   Senator Wants te Find Out  Who Shifts Communists  from State Department  to U. N.

Senator McCarthyCharges Russian Agent in Spanish Civil War Was Made Braden’s Assistant. ;   NOW IS EMPLOYED _ BY UNITED NATIONS   Senator Wants te Find Out Who Shifts Communists from State Department to U.N.

TWO MORE ON QUSPECT Lal OF McCARTHY   Senator Names Delegate to UN Commission and an Agency Emoplavye.

Claims Duran Was Labelled Soviet Agent   Solon Continues To Detail Contention Dept. Hired Poor Security Risks

Reds Shifted To New Jobs,  Senator Says   McCarthy Claims Key Official Arranged Transfers to UN for  a . hee

High Post for Officer Tagged as Russ Agent   McCarthy Continues to Detail His List of Security Risks

McCarthy’s Black List Growing»   Allege ly Disloyal Members of State Department Upped Four More Today

McCarthy Names More Bad Risks   U. S. Delegate To UN Also Accused Today

McCarthy Lists More Government Figures in Probe  Charges Army Put Soviet Agent Tag On U.S. Official

Admits No Connection With Reds   Sofon Names Former Federal Official  as Communist

CITES HIGH POST GIVEN FORMER SPANISH REPUBLICAN OFFICER   Declores U. S. Army Reports Had Labeled Officer As i Ducelan Agent — Has Left State Department

HIGH OFFICIAL ACCUSED BY M'CARTHY   Gustavo Duran Is Labeled Russian Agent   U.N. DELEGATE   Dr. Harlow Shapley Among Others On List: Morgan Counsels Subcommittee

No Connection With Reds, Says  Miss Kenyon    McCarthy’s ‘Case No. I’ Testifies Before Senate  Investigating Group

MERCURY HITS SEASON'S LOW   12 Above In Twin Cities; Two Degrees Lower In Outlying Areas

GOP Day al hair - Senate Should rae Yalta Agreement, Dirksen Believes

Reuther Urges Dynamic Faith  Churchmen Meet To Study Modern Issues

Reuther Proposes Parley for National Economic Adjustment   Says “Moral Equivalent Of H-Bomb Is Greatest Need’”’ in America Today

Educator Says Americans Should Brush Up on Foreign Lanquages   W. Frankfort Man Gives Impressions Of European Tour

Senatorial Race Is Number One in Yate Dicture   Donnell Sure to Get Nomination: Democrats Rre in ao Muddle.

Christians Throughout World Worship On Good Friday As - Prelude To Easter

Christian World Holds Services On Good Friday   Prayers Offered For Lands Where 'Gad Is Silenced’

WORLD OBSERVES CRUCIFIXION  - Good Friday Services Are Held From Rome To Jungle Clearings

World Christians Mark Good Friday, Flock to Churches for Prayers

Christians Throughout World Observe  Christ’s Crucifixion At Special Services

Christians Over World Mark Day In Special Prayer   Services From Mission: To Cathedrals Mark Agony on The Cross

Good Friday Rite Beamed  To Russians   Special Prayer Is Offered For Lands ‘Where Voice Of God Is Silenced’

Services Held Through World By Christians   Prayers Said For Those In ‘ Lends Where Voice — 1c Silenced: 

Christ’s Agony on the Cross Is Commemorated by  (Christians Around World

UN Group Hotly Debates  Peace Plans   - Russian Suggestion Studied By Delegates

U.N. Presses  Its Search For Lasting Peace " Vishinsky Silent On  "Tran wah s P owereal

 American Policy Is Reversed U.N. Studies Import Of Truman’s Remarks

Hot Debate Goes For ward in UN On World Peace   Delegates of 60 Nations Gather, but None Plans lo Speak ou Pasco —

UN Debates Ways to Reach Lasting Peace   Combination of A-Bomb Outlaw, Disarmament Plan Is Suggested

UN Enters Sixth Year Debating Peace Objective   Truman Disarmament Plea, Russian Plas Before Committee

U. N. Group Debates Issues... . Committee Studies  World Peace Plans

Employes Win Pay Hike, Hail ‘Union Victory’   Hit-Run Pickets Withdrawn; Local Ratification Needed

Don’t Send George After ‘Hammer Mother I'll Be Good Husband Promises

NO CADDY FOR MAYHEM, PLEASE!  Don't Involve Junior if Boppina Mate, Says Judge

Truman Makes Rosy Prediction in Speech Today   Annual State of Union Message Is Presented by President Before Congress Session.

Truman Delivers Annual Message Before Congress  President Again Asks For T-H Repeal, Farm Plan (ilyil Biahte

President Stays With ‘Fair Deal’   Asks for Repeal Of Labor Law; Wants Rent Control

Sees $12,000 Average Income in 2,000 A.D. On Two Conditions, Also Asks ‘Moderate’  oe ae

Fantastic Prophecy Is New ltem In Message   State OF Lnion Report Otherwise Follows Previous  Presidential Line

Rev. Price New County Church Aide   Lansing Minister Named Seeretary Of Berrien Council

NAME COUNTY CHURCH HEAD   Lansing Man Made Executive Director of Berrien Council

Red Offensive Gains Wear Indic   ‘Afghanistan Begins Orienting Relations Toward Red Moscow

Afghan’s Policy Begins To Shift Towards Moscow   Territorial Row With A Neighbor Causes The Shift

43 Missco Men Leave to Take Draft Physicals   No Delinquents Reported in Latest Group Called Up

Picket Killed By Blockade-Runner  Coal Truck Tries To Break Throuah

Miner Killed Barring Coal Truck’s Path   Driver Hits Picket  Attempting to Close Ohio Mine or Block Shipment to Market

(Coal-Hauling Truck Hits Group Of Miners Forming Human Chain On Road   Highway Patrol Arrests Driver Following Tragedy Near Flushing; Wehicle Carried Union-Mined Coal

Ike Disclaims Knowledge of Appointment   Confers With Top Military Leaders On Army Problems

GENERAL“IKE’. CONFERRING ._ WITH TOP BRASS   Expected To Be Named Supreme Commander Of European Armies ;

‘No Apparent Motive for Attacks Madman Crushes Six Victims’ Skulls

Dewey Will Fight Loss of Federal Rid for Needy   Charges Security Head Is Insisting State Change Standards

Dewey Will Fight Any Loss of Aid   Governor Says Ewing Insists State Alter Its Method of Help to Children, Disabled  in te itt a a a a —_ ——      $1,700,000 Is Due   Lansdale Says Money Needed for Presen Quarter

Bargaining Sessions to Continue Dairy Workers Spurn Back-to-Work Offer

Milk Workers Yeiect Plan To End Strike   Pittsburgh Mayor To Continue His Effort to End 16-Day Walkout

Most Western Nations Celebrate 32nd Anniversary of World War I Today With Observances —

Honor Is Accorded War Dead   Most Western Nations Celebrate Anniversary " OF 1918 Armistice witl Parades and Speeches

WESTERN WORLD HOLDS RITES -War-fear Shadow Casts Gloom Over Armistice Holiday

Western Nations Observe Armistice Day:  Matthews Sees Need of Self Sacrifice

Armistice Day Is Marked By Most Of World   Fear Of Third World War Mingles With Thoughts Of Old

AFL, CIO, Dem Groups Predict Large Boosts After Death of Law   Opinions Vary On Length of Notice   But Landlords Say They Will Not Go ‘Beyond  Reason’ On Increases

Gambling “Only Hope”  For Ambitious Briton   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Burning Home Takes 3 Lives   Mother Dies Trying To Save Two Sons

PARTY LEABERS FLOCK TO RALLY   Democrats From Over Nation In ‘Chicago For Three-Day Conference And Celehration.

lax Experts Jolt Democrats On Expectations  Excess Profit Tax Limited To Half Of Expected Return

Tax Experts Jolt Dem House Group   Assert Excéss Profit: Levy [Is Unsuitable

lax Experts Contend Excess Levy Harmful   Demecrats Told Tax Qf Over Two Billion Would Hurt Business

(Drafting of Bill Rcgun =~ . Exper ls Report Only $2 Billion Total ‘Safe’ in Profits Tax

DENIES CARRIER WAS TORPEDOED   NAVY BRANDS AS FALSE RU. MORS OF ATTACK ON VAL. LEY FORGE OFF KORPFA,

Expect Nearly Hall A Million to Vote In lowa's Primary   Party Leaders Look for Biggest Vote in 10 Years

Yanks Bag Soviet Pilot Who Fired On UN Air Patrol   Speedy Notification Ot Security Council — Indicates Gravity Of Situation; U. S. Not Charging Russia With Direct Intervention

C-47 Crashes In Search For Missing AF Plane  Five Or Six Injured But Fatalities Not  Known: Hunt Continues In Bitter Cold

Search Plane Hours Overdue   Big Transport With 44 Persons Aboard Still Not Located

Yukon Search Plane Crash  Injures Crew   Pilot of USAF C-47 Plows Through Snow To Alaska Highway  From Wreck Scene

Search Plane Crashes in Air ‘Hunt for C-54 Ship   Five of Six Crewmen Are Injured; Sub-Zero Weather Is Bie Hazard

UN Forces Make Gains All Along )50-Mile Front   No Offensive Spirit Shown by Reds, Who Seem To Be Delaying

Reds Appear To be Fighting Delaying Action   New Drive for Manchurian Frontier Awaits UN Action

Drive Up to Four Miles Forward Against Stiff Resistantce As Chinese Appear To Be Fighting Delaying Action, Not Offensive

First Cavalry on Road Back to Unsan; Chinese Reds and Korean Communists Appear to be Fightina a Delaying Action

Allies Move Cautiously Along Virtually Entire 250-Mile Northern Front   Trap Is Being Set Near Walled City of ~ Youngbyon for Chinese Communists  Who Dented Line In Recent Attack.

TAX WRITERS FACEPROBLEN   Congressmen Seek Way To Make Up Loss From Excise Cuts.

Eighth Army Issued Word To Hold Fast   Told to Not Give Up Inch of Ground

GOP Not Sold On Changing Vote In Electoral Set-Up   Doubt If Gains Could Be Made

Congress Kounaup Republicans Gibe Af Vote Change   Backers Equally Sure of Victory

AT THE FRONT  With Hai Bovle   ‘LATE-COMERS SEE WAR ‘THE FASY WAY

Front Is a Popular Place Now; as Fighting Slows the ‘Vips’ Suddenly Appear

Men Thought To Be Veteran Of Air Force Alice Doctor Trying To Find Identity Of Amnesia Victim

Amnesia Victim Shows Cultural Training Man Reciteac Shakecneara. Sings Italian. Knows Fine Arts

Favorable Fall Season Is Helping Farmers Get Started For 51 Record

Fine Autumn Aids Crops   Ideal for Planting; Corn Much Better Than ‘Had Been Anticipated

HIS IS NO BULL, IT RE. HAPPENED IN MU   _ IT REALLY IN MURPHYSBORO

Texas Tax Fight Seen Next Year   Special Session’s End Points To New Revenue Need:

TAX FIGHT PREDICTED FOR STATE   Solons Look For Bitter Battle Next Session; Shivers Talks Tonight

Varied Weathe In North Area  «Rain, Sleet, Snow Pelts Many Parts

Washington, Aug.11..(AP) — A $3,000,000 a year increase in individual income taxes was approved today by the Senate Finance Committee _

Senafe Finance Group Approves. Income Tax Hike   2 Army Bares It es Plans To Call ke More Reserves   Bigger Bite Is Likely To Be Taken From Pay October 

SPRINGLIKE 69 IS RECORDED ON WEDNESDAY   Farmers Fear For Fruit As Near-Zero Marks Loom Tonight

$2,000,000 Blaze Destroys Trappist Monastery in R. I.   50 of 160 Occupants Nearly Trapped as Flames Raze Four Buildinas—Records Lost

A BUILDINGS IN $7,000,000 FIRE   Chapel, Infirmary, Guest House And Monastery Destroyed

Cistercian Community Swept By Fire   Four Buildings Burn; Trappisis Leap Or Are Carried To Safety

$2 Million Fire Loss Estimated As Flames Sweep 50-Year-Old Cisterciar Abhevy Community In Rhode Island

Damage Is Estimated At $2,000,000 Church Community In Rhode island Hit By Costly-Blaze

Monk Community Hit by Bad Fire   4 Buildings Wrecked By $2 Million Blaze In Rhode Island

Fire Wrecks Four Buildings Of Cisterclan Monks’ Community   50 Residents And Guests Barely Escape As Blaze Spreads With Lightning Speed

$2 Million Fire Wrecks Four Buildings Of Half-Century-old Cistercian Community

Trappist Monastery Burns   Rhode Island Fire Loss Estimated at Two Millions

Army Cooks Planning Thanksgiving Feasts   Turkey Prices Down For Late Shoppers

Robust Thanksgiving Dinner Planned For U.S. Armed Forces In the Far East

Midwest Warms Up Slightly As Cold Wave Moves East   Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio Receive Below Zero Temperatures as Freeze Shifts

$15,000 Offer To Murder Reuther   Convict Repeats Charge In Court

Price Too Low  To Kill Reuther  Detroit Witness Says He Refused $15.000

Congress Sentiment Divided Over Using ‘A-Bomb Against Red   ‘High Time,’ Says Brewster Millikin Would Save It For Dire Necessity

Senators Disagree On Using A-Bomb Against Chinese  Several Ask Weagor   Several Ask Weapon Cailed Into Action; Others Aren’t Sure

Lawmakers Split On Use OfBombNow   ‘It's High Time,’ Brewster Says; Millikin Is More Cautious

Congress Sharply ‘Divided on A-Bomt      Mixed Reaction Greet: -Truman's Statement (ii  "May be Used in Korea.

Taegu Faces Dire Threat From Reds   Americans Deny Red Report That City Has Fallen

Two Divisions Poised To Hit From Ridges   Yongchon Is East Gateway to Pivotal Fort City of U. N.

Yongchon, Rail Junction Point, Taken By Enemy   South Koreans Plan Counter-Attack To Recapture City; Other UN Forces Renew Assaults On Northern, Southwest Fronts

Parents Say Siamese Twins ‘Better Off’ After Death During Operation

U.S. Backs Up. Austria  Wo I? sseer:   Warns Russians  To Halt Rioting

Russians Warned {n Austria   U. S. Strong Remarks Contained in Reply To Aid Call-on Riote

WARNS AGAINST ‘DISTURBANCES’ U.S. Bluntly Charges Russia With Provoking Austrian Riots

U, §. DEVELOPS ATOMIC SHELLS AND WARHEADS   Advancements May Greatly Revolutionize Warfare And Defense   WILL SUPPLEMENT AIR, GROUND UNITS

Revolutionized Warfare  U. S. Builds Atom Warheads To Fit Shells, Buzz Bombs

Advancements Will Cut Cost Of Fighting War   Atomic Artillery Shells and Atomic War heads on Guided Missiles Will Permit Small Groups to Stand Off Armies.

More Arms Aid Wanted By Acheson   Tells Committee Future Outlays Will Be Larger   Atom .Warheads On Guided Missiles Developed By U. S.

U.S. DEVELOPS ATOMIC SHELL FOP ARTILLERY   Atomic Warhead For Guided Missile Also Ja Reported Ready

U. 5. Develops Both Atomic Shells, (Guided Missiles for Ground War

Atom Artillery Shells Reported Developed In US   This May Revolutionize Ground Force Warfare

Atomic Warheads On Guided Missiles Also Developed By The United States To Revolutionize Warfare

U. 5. Develops Atomic Shells And Warheads   New Advances May Revo lutionize War And Defense

Reported Weapons Seen Revolutionary to West's Defenses   Newest Artillery Not Expected to Take Place of Stronger Forces

U. §. Developing New Atomic Shell, Guided Missiles   iReport Project May Re volutionize Warfare  and Defense

MayRevolutionize Warfare and Aid Allied Defense of Western Europe Against Russis

‘King On Hot Spot  Belgium Hit By General Strike As Socialists Demand Leopold Ouster

Strife Marks General Strike In Belgium   ‘Violence Follows Parade of Workers Through Brussels; ‘Death to Leopold’ Is Chant.

Belgium Parade Ends In Rioting  “Death To Leopold” Is Cry of Mobs

Belgians Turn ViolentDuring Worker March   Paraders Chanting. "Death To Leopold” to Support Demands King Abdicate

13,000 Workers Cry For King to Quit   "War Breska Out Among Belgians in Brussels; Strike Called

Anti-Leopold Mobs Riot  In Brussels.   Streetcars Stoned, Burned as Socialists Start 24-Hour Strike

BELGIANS CRY — DEATH TO KING LEOPOLD TODAY   Workers Parade in Brussels, Strike in Demand. for Abdication.

Violence Erupts in Brussels As 15,000 Workers Demand Abdication of Exiled King

“Abdication” Slogans Read in Big Parade   Anti-Leopold Forces Say Referendum Has Split Country

Strike Hits In Brussels  Vialence Spreads   Violence Spreads  In Royalty Fight

Anti-Leopold Parade Flares Into Violence   Motorman Hurt In Stormy March Of 15,000 Belgians

15,000 Parade in Protest of Return of Leopold te Throne   Demand He Abdicate; Marchers in Brussels Chant “Death to Leopold

Anti-Leopold  Violence Grows   Marchers Demanding Abdication Stone Streetcars

Workers Parading in Brussels Chant "Death to Leopold’ As Violence Erupts in City  Demonstration Accompanies Strike ” Called Throughout Country

General Strike Called, Spaak Makes Appeal   15,000 Marchers Chant ‘Death To Leopold’; Parade Becomes Violent

15,000 Chant Defiance; Wild Rioting Staged   Street Cars Are Wrecked; Fights Flore In Bruascol«

15,000 In Parade That  Flares Into Violence   Socialists Call Strike In Protest To Return Of King And To Underscore Demands That He Abdicata.

Violence Flares In Belgium   Socialist Strike Protests Plan To Recall King Leopold

Strive For A Wav To End Wars   King George VI In Pledge After Whieh Churchill Assails Laborites

Churchill Critical of King’s Talk   Labor Government's Plan to Take Over Economy Is Attacked

King George Opens New Session Of Parliament by Pledging Rearmament Plan to Avert War.

ReportDueToday.Big Question Now Is Whether Men Would Obey  Iniunction

TRAIN SERVICE CURTAILED Truman Ponders Injunction  As Coal Stockpiles Dwindle

Truman to Receive Report Opening Way to Strike-Halt Order   Another Federal Injunction on Illegal Demands Delayed

Report Puts Hirt In Position To Use injunction  Fue! Shortage Felt By Railroads And Inductrian) Plange .

Pave Way For T-H Injunction Ordering 80Vay cooling Off Period; Judge Keech Defers Injunction

Report To President Is Due Today   Will Clear Way For Federal Order For 80-Day Cooling Off

Inquiry Board Has Its Report Almost Finished   Whether or Not Miners Will Obey Court Order Remains Uncertain; Industry Now Hard Pinched by Shortages.

Truman Then Can Ask  for Injunction  Railroad Service Cut: Number

Inquiry Board Ready To Give Dispute Facts   Union Heads Declare Injunctions Won’t Mine Coal, After Fridays Conference At The White House

Coal Injunction Looms:  Truman Slated to Get Repor Clearing Way for Court Actior

rac Finders i¢ Regori Today on Mine Situation  Then Bill Weeenf FT:   Then Full Use‘of TaftHartley Law Can Be Dalean

Presidential Board Of Inquiry Into UMW’s Nationwide Idleness Ready To Send Its Report To White House This Morning

TRUMAN'S BOARD IN COAL DISPUTE MAY REPORTTODA)   If They Do He Will Be in Position to Ask Taft-Harticy Injunction Against Strike.   TOLL OF JOBS TAKEN BY WALKOUT MOUNT!   Hundreds of Trains Knocked Out as New Cut in Passenger Services Goes Into Effect.

Truman May Seek Injunction Against  Coal Walkout Today   Fact-Finders’ Report May Go To White House Today, Opening Way To Request For 80-Day Cooling-Off Period Under Taft-Hartley

Fact - F inding Board Report Expected Soon   Whether Miners Would ‘Follow Court Order Is”: Still Not Yet Clea;

Writs Will Not Mine Coal, Say Green and Murray; Fuel Pinch Cuts Train Service

President -May. Gel: Rist. To Seek Injunction Today; Would Order Cooling-Off

Truman Then Can Ask  for Injunction   Railroad Service Cut: Number of Idle Increases

TH Injunction Possible In Soft Coal Strike Today   Layoffs Mount Over Nation as Shortages Force Railroads ta Cut Service in Half

President May Act Against Miners. Today  “Expected To Seek Injunction After ~~  Receiving Inauiry Board’s Renort

Senate Democratic Leaders Predict Extension Of Rent Controls Will Be Obtained

LAIN THREATENS YEW FILIBUSTER   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CLAIM FNOUGH VOTES TO PASS RENT CONTROL BILI.

RENT SQUABBLE ROCKS SENATE   aS  Democratic Leaders Cloim Enough Votes To Poss Eveencian Proposal

New Filibuste: Threat  Facing Senate   Lucas Is Confident Rent Control Measure to Pass

News Day And Night   Threat Of Another Filibuster Hangs Over Weary Congress Members   Session Is Halted After 17 Hour Span   Sparkman Claims Majority For Plan But Admits Defeat Possible

Senate Facing More Talk on . Rent Controls  Leaders See Enovah   Leaders See Enough Votes to Extend Curhe an Landlarde

Senate Facing More Talk on Rent Controls   Leaders See Enough Votes to Extend Curbs on Landlords

LUCAS IS SURE ON RENT VOTE   Democratic Leader Says ‘He Has Enough Votes To Save Bill.

55 Men Die In Mine Blast  Ruhr District Scene Of Saturday Tragedy

55 German Miners Die In Explostor   ‘Firedamp” Blast Rips Bahthusel: Mine; 39 Injured

55 Killed in Mine  Mishap in Germany  Officials Fear Others May Die  Cram Burns Suffered in Blast

Sorrow-Torn Wives Gather At Pit Mouth   Blackdamp Cause Of Disaster More Than 3.000 Ft. Dow

EXPLOSION KILLS 55 MINERS IN GERMANY   Blast Occurs While 800 Are at  Work at 3,022-Foot Deep Coal [ Seam—29 Injured.

[RUMAN PLANS TRIP WEST IN MAY   TO TAKE NO PART IN PRI. MARY FIGHTS — MAY ATTEND CHICAGO RALLY,

Truman May Appear At Big Political Affair In Chicago As Part Of Western Travel

President To Tour West During May   Congressional Roundup iSenate Votes To Continue Rent Controls Until July

Truman To Make West Coast Trip  To Attend Chicago Rally On May 15

Truman May Attend Huge Chicago Rally   President Expected To Make Talk During May

TRUMAN PLANNING WEST COAST TRIP   May Attend Democratic Meeting at Chicago.

25 Per Cent Cuts in River Projects Funds During 51 Voted by House Committee

HUNT FOR3 IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Coast Guard Boats Seek Navy Plane Reported To Have Crashed.

VIN Waaiaae ek FE eke  Council Will Conside  $100,000 Resurfacing Resolution Today

Miss Mary Mack, Lorin Predmore, Wed Saturday   Local Couple Married In St. Patrick’s R. C. Church By Rev. Charles Corcoran.

WEDDING RITES HELD AT M’SHERRYSTOWN   Marianne Cecelia Sanders Becomes Bride Of Alfred J. Young, Jr. In Church Ceremony

2 Twisters Hit Kansas   Injuries and Damage Not Extensive.in Fither Battered Area

Tornadoes Strike at Two Kansas Towns  Smashes Into Cedar Point Doing Damag And Injuring Two

TORNADOES HIT AT 2 PLACES IN KANSAS   Two Persons Reported tjured— §.000-Bushel Grain Elevator Is Smashed.

"Wonder Druds’ Save Many Wounded   the second of three articles on the great progress which is being made with “Wonder Drugs,” particularly in the treatment of the wounded in Korea. ]

Scare Blondes? Check Your Radar   Psychologist Blames Faulty Body Vibrations

Lt. Logan Weathers, Hero Of Chinju, Is Killed In Charge On Red Machine-Gun Nest

Marines Moved Up Into Battle Lines, Fighting for Victory  Must Prove Worth As Fighting Group As Well As Beat Reds

Four Days Of Demons trations Said To Be Unparalleled In Histo ry Of New York

New York Teen-Agers Again Clash With Police. in Fourth Day of Rioting

Students Clash With Police As Riots Continue  Demonstrations  Unparalleled In City History

Rioting School Students Stone Gotham Police   Demand Higher Pay For Teachers   Some 5,000 Hookey-Playing Teen-Agers Surge Through City Hall Region; Judges, Civic Officials Express Alarm At Situation

Federal Judge Says Rioting Brings Joy ‘To Kremlin Inmates; Fear New Disorders

StudentRiots Tn New York  Continue   . Bring Expressions Of Alarm from Civic Leaders

Rioting Teen - agers  Clash With Police   5,000 Hookey-Playing Students Continue Demands "For Teacher Pay Raises—Judge Terms Acts Disaraceful

Red Marchers Seek To Foment Hatred But West Berliners Pay  Little Hand TT. *.. *

Marchers Carry Banners Assailing West; Parade Lacks Pep   “NATIONAL CONGRESS” HEARS RESOLUTIONS

Demos Approve Farm Plan   Brannan Plan Not Mentioned by Name At DM Convention

Democrats OK Brannan Plan  But lowans Fail to identify It by Name

Orders Mine Trial Monday   U. S. Judge Refuses To Dismiss Contempt

Union To Face Both Criminal And Civil Issues  Court Refuses Plea

TELEPHONE STRIKE INTO LOCAL SCENE   ‘Western Electric Picket  Squad Sent in From Kansas City

Western Electric Picket Squad Sent in From Kansas City   'ON LIMITED SERVICE

720 Lives Lost In All Accidents Over Holidays   More Deaths Feared As Cold Wave Hits

HOLIDAY TOLL AT NEW HIGH OVER NATION  87 Others Perish In Fires.

554 Persons Killed in Yule Auto Crashes   National Safety Council Raps U.S, ‘Careless Carousal'

554 Americans Die In Traffic Wrecks Over Long Week-En:  Safety Council Says Niattam £ wlaheatan tha

537 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES DURING HOLIDAY   Fires, Plane Crashes .Bring Total to 721

Other Deaths Put Holiday. Toll at 774   Feeling of Last — ‘Normal’ Christmas _Blamed for Mishaps

Accidents Over Holiday Week-End Take Lives of ‘721 Persons in Nation

Violent Deaths Mar Christmas Traffic Accidents Kill 537 Ovar Holiday

Highways Claim 520  Victims Snow Blamed For   Snow Blamed For Traffic. Crashes

“Black Christmas’ Is Proclaimed By National Safety Council  As Totals Increase.

Black Yuletide Takes Toll of T74U.S. Lives   Safety Officials Shocked; Los Angeles in Haze . of Hangover

Traffie Kills 537 In U. S. On Holidays   ‘Black Christmas’ Fatalities Total 751   Fires Take Lives Of 91; 4 Die In Plane Crashes; Storms Hit East

320 Killed In Road-Mishaps Over Holiday      721 Perso  Lives ta Acc  Lose idents Celebrating Christing

GIRL SCOUT WEEK © NOW IN PROGRESS   Seven-Day Celebration To Honor Memory of The Founder   FUND DRIVE NOW ON

Taft Heads GOP Policy Drafters  Smith And Brewster To Serve With Group

Lives of 150 Hunters Lost In Accidents   i?) en ‘Seasons On ‘Gate In Nation Only Half Over

‘Indian Summer Daydream’ Charged To J. S. By Former Economic Chief

Arkansas Gets Federal Aid Fo r Highways   Over Two Millions Given To State For Roads

Scott Says Macrihur Wanted fo Use Chiang’s Army Three’ Months Avg

Russia in Direct Approach to France; Seeks to Weaken French Tie to Allies   Reported Overture Made by Soviet Ambassador Pavlov During Visit

Beachhead Assaulted In Darkness   Eleven Divisions Reported Massed in Front of Defenders

Chinese Drive At Shrinking US Beachhead  100,000 Communists Circle Tenth Corps

REDS AIM AT ANNIHILATION Fierce Battles Raging As Communist Hordes  Force Back Defenders

Outposts Overrun As Chinese Attack   Battle Rages in Northeast Area As Northwest Awaits New Blows

Attempt To Annihilate 10th Corps.   Bigger Attacks Expected; One Platoon Lest

Annihilation of 10th Corps Aim Of Chinese Reds   Alternative Is to Drive It Into Sea

Thousands Of Enemy Advancing   One Platoon Lost In Furious Fight At Eseape Port

First Big Assault On Hamhung-Hungnam Is Still Raging Fiercely   Chinese Communists Now Within 212 Miles Of Port And Reinforcements Still Swarming Down The Valley.

THE BOX SCORE   Two American Platoons Cut Off as UN Troops Fall Back on Hungnam

Slaughter Fails Halt Rushing Foe   Communists Keep Swarming Into Battle Along Coast And Are Unchecked

Enemy Is Trying To Annihilate Yank Defenders  Shouting Chinese Tear   Shouting Chinese Tea Into Americans in Continuing Assaults

Chinese Drive To Wipe Out U. S. Defenders   Red Hordes Pour Into Evacuation Area Tu Fanatical Attacks; U.S Pilateon Is Cut Off

swarm Through Heavy Fire— Chinese Reds Dent  Allies Beachead      Ordered to Annihilate 10th Corps; Claw Barehanded at U.S. Tanks

Bigger Attacks Are Expected In The Night   A Two-Week Lull In The Northwest Sector Of horea Is Continuing

Red Hordes Smash over Outposts near Beachhead Area; Two U. S. Platoons Cut Off But Fight On.   TWO-WEEK LULL MAY END IN NORTHWEST

Sudden Vicious Attack Is Start of a Series of Mass Assault Against Defenders

Furious Red Attack On  Korea Beachhead Aims At Wiping Out Defenders

Foes Claw Tanks With Bare Hands  Allies Take Heavy Toll Of Enemy But

First Major Attack Aimed At Annihilating 10th Corps Seeking Korean Escape

American Planes, Artillery Blast Massed Chinese   in Northwest, Foe Apparently Has Started Flanking Move on U.N. Righi

Reds Trying To Annihilate Tenth Corps   American Platoon Cut Off; Communist: Leap on U. S. Tanks

REDS TRY T0 DRIVE ALLIES INTO OCEAN   Massed Chinese Horsemen and Infantry Press on Despite Heavy Losses ta Planes, Cannon.   TWO U. S. PLATOONS CUT OFF; FIGHT ON   Yanks With Backs to Sea Face 100,000 Reds Pouring Out of Hills Near Hamhung.

Yanks Take  Heavy loll of Enemy   2 American Platoons Cut Off: Reds Claw at Rescue Tanks

Disregarding Heavy Losses   Keep Coming on Flatlands)  New Dogtight Reposted By Jet Planes

Foe Making Big Drive for Hungnam   Tato Nigwt in Attempt To Annibilate American 10th Corp: Defenders

Chinese Swarm Into Beachhead Area in Attack  we he he Ki Hed ri¥ i Yona Refu uge

Chinese Dent Allied Lines In Assaults   Allied Troops Have Backs To Sea; Enemy Infantry, Cavalry Thrown Into Battle

Foot Soldiers Assault Tanks Bare-Handed  MacArthur Quotes Words of Praise  Civen Enemy

Tank-led Column Fails To Rescue Men Cut Of: In Initial Red Attack

Reds Push Seaward Despite Heavy Toll   Enemy Attacks U. S. Tanks With Bare Hands, Small Arms; Tiny Allied-Held Perimeter Shrinking

Chinese Storm Allied Base In North Korea   Thousands Charge Madly Against U.S. Troops

ALLIED FORCES DRAW BACK DEFENSES   Chinese Pour Onto Blazing Flatlands Along Coast   Cut Off And Presumed Lost: Defenders Brace For Bigger Attacks At Night

Massed Chinese Horsem n and Infantry Press. “on  Despite Heavy Losses to Planes, Cannon.    TWO U. S. PLATOONS.” CUT OFF; FIGHT. ON   Yanks With Backs to Sea. Face 100,000 Reds. Pouring Out of Hills. Near Hamhung. ;

Reds Attack Fiercely Under Orders To Annihilate 10th Corns Defenders   Enemy Hordes Rol! Over Outposts in Effort To Drive Americans Into Sea; Assaults Are Eynected on Ri Arnw Lines in Nortiwest

Chinese Red Horde Smashes af Lines In Hamhung Area  Assault Aimed at Driving 10th Corps Cn i  Sie Ei

Despite Heavy Losses, Reds Keen Coming   Northeast Beachhead Shrinks; Eighth Army Braces for New Blow

Enemy Horde Goal Is End Of Complete Tenth Corps   Shouting Communist Troops Try Taking Tanks Bare-Handed

Two American: Platoons Cut Off By Attacks   Fanatic Efforts To Annihilate Allies Made By Chinese

Chinese Reds Hit.in Droves   Annihilation of U.S 10th Corps Is Goal

HUGE CHINESE FORCE SHARMS ON BEACHHEAD   Bigger Attack Is Expected Tonight; Communists Renew Air War

U.S.Platoon Is Cut Off by RedChinese   Tanks Fail to Rescue Unit Isolated in Attack; New Defenses Are Set Up  Air War Awaited  Allies Expect Airplane  Assaults—Artillery Is Blend Aqgatnact Roda

Charge Headlong Into--Allied Firepower as Evacuation On   General MacArthur teat of Peiping High Comman Troop Order

Fierce Fight Rages as Foe Presses Drive   Two Yank Platoons - Cut Off in Attack; Chinese Scorn Losse:

Chinese Aim At Wiping out UN Defenses   American Platoon Cut Off, Presumed Lost As Enemy Pours Into Evacuation Position

U. N. Beachhead Attacked By Masses Of Reds   Many Foe Killed In Drive To Annihilate Defendina Forces

Roaring Battle Aims to Annihilate U. S. 10th Corps In Northeast   Attempt to Drive Army Into Sea   Two Platoons Cut Off In Night Attack As New Assaults Loom

Yank Tenth Corps Caught In Bia Attack   Frenzied Chinese Troops Fight Tanks With Bare Hands

Tank Column Fails To Rescue Units Overrun In Smashing Attack On UN  Troops Defending Evacuation Port _

REDS MAINTAIN HEAVY ASSAULT ON BEACHHEAD   FORCE DEFENDERS OF EVACUATION PORT TO DECREASE PERIMETEF

BARE HANDS ON U.S. TANKS   American Platoons Cut Off But Still Fighting Attackers

Enemy Is Trying To Annihilate Yank Defenders   Shouting Chinese Tea Into Americans in Continuing Assaults

Suicide Charges Continue Despite  Heavy Casualties  Bigger Offensives Likely as American Forces Move Back

ANCIENT SCOT RELIC STOLEN . FROM CHURCH   ‘Stone of Destiny’ Gone; Britain’s Throne Hurt

‘Fabled British Coronation Stone ‘Stolen From Westminster Abbey   Scots Nationalists Believed To Have ‘Liberated’ It: National Alert Orderec

“No More Retreats, Says General Walker Sy  ORDERS YANKS 10 FIGHT OR DIE

Break Means “Butchery,” Troops Told   MacArthur Reports Men Holding Posts All Along Front

Acheson Reaps  FDR Mistakes   Fulbright Defends Work of Secretary

Pits Expected To Work Today   State UMW Leaders Deny Reports of Strike

Two Are Killed In Plane Crash   Amateur Pilot and His Son-in-Law Killed In  Brownsville, Pa., Crash

Wilson to Head US Mobilization   President Gives GE Head Wide Power Grant for Emefaency

WILSON TAKES OVER BiG JOB   Will Wield Control Ove: Mobilization Program  Of The Nation ~

STATE TABLES JAIL ACTION   Halts Closure Order Pending Acceptance of  New Bids

RB LEULBLU EYER RRL UNP RNZRAR  White House Bomb Cave Top Secret

GENERAL SHIES FROM ‘BOMB SHELTER’ 3 PHRASE AT WHITE HOUSE REBUILDING

President Proclaims Thanksgiving Day, Urges Prayers for World Peace

Suffering From Blood Poisoning Caused by Hand Wound, He Surrenders Without Fight

2 School Board Members Renamed By City Council   Sue Blassingham, Ran: dolph Lanning Again Chosen to Serve

City Council Renames School Board Members   Unanimous Vote Returns Miss’ Sue Blasingham and Randolph Lanning to the Group

Fellow Doctors Have Obligation In Sander Case   Physician Faces Medical Ethics Judgment Even Tf Acquitted Of Murder

M.D. Must Face Ethics If Acquitted   rellow Doctors Would Decide His Fitness To Practice

Casing Set In Burnett's Kate Curry E-2   Another Producer Is Expected In Stephens Area

IN ILLINOIS BOVBER CRASH   Plane Explosion Occury Sunday ta Lebanon, HL, Residential Seotion ~~ Burning Plane Seta Fire to Three Homes — Air Force Offeclals Investigating Crash.

Six Are Killed In Plane Crash At Lebanon Ill.  B-25 Bomber Sets   B-25 Bomber Sets Fire To Three Homes In Explosion Crash

Blast Seis Fire To Three Homes InLebanon, lll.  Air Force Officials Investigate Mishap; Three Persons Hurt :

REDS CONDUCT GERM WARFARE EXPERIMENTS   Tisease-Infested Rats Found by U.S Troops in Korea

“Contession” In Hungarian Trial  Accuse American Of Acting As Spy

-- TRUMAN   Child Is Flown From Singapore To Columbus In Fight For Life

Program Begins 9.a. m. at the Legion-Home   Many Prominent Offi. cials to Be Here for All Dav Diecuccignn.

Conferencels of Much Interest; Set for Mar. {1   Community Life and Inter-Group Understanding Stressed.

State Board Gets Appeal   Local Milk Decision Attacked By Dealer

Fears United States Will Be ‘Too Little And Too Late’ If  Aooressor Strikes

Baruch Asserts U.S. Should Plan  Mobilization Now   ‘Elder Statesman’ Calls Washington Capital Of Indecision

LAWN DEFENSE HIT BY BARUCH   ASKS MOBILIZATION PLAN CALLS WASHINGTON “CAPITAL OF INDECISION.”

Washington Capital of Indecision   That Is Way Baruch Describes It in Giving New Warning. ,

WASHINGTON IS CALLED ‘CAPITAL OF INDECISION’ BY BERNARD M. BARUCH

Fear of Subpena Forces Mobsters To Ease Activities  Many City Authorities Report Gambling at Lowest Ebb in Years

LID CLAMPED ON GAMBLING   Big Shots of Underworld Not Around Since Probe Started.

- — LIE LOW— All Quiet In Former Hot Spots   VACATION TRIPS ARE IN ORDER

Preparedness in US Only on Paper Probers Disclose   They Score Bureaus for Waste, Blindness and Laxity.

"Swi plus’ Sales Hit   jvenate Commillec Scores lActs of Federal Aqgencies

 Costly To Taxpayers  Senate Conmnittee Charges  U.S. Not Prepared For Wax

Surplus Sales Hit t by Probers  ee eo. . oe   Johnson Committee Says Agencies Laqaing

TEXAN FLAYS SURPLUS DISPOSAL — Senate Defense Group Charaes Federal Agencies With Laxity

Watchdog’  :* Init Scores ‘Preparedness ee Paper Work Better  ul Mo Than Performance, nts t ig Criticism

Germans Ready fo Trade Troops for Independence   Allied Commissioners and Defeated People to Negotiate on Plan

Germany Weighs Allied Proposals  End for Occupation Part of Arms Aid

Germans Weigh Horse Trade Dea! On Joint Defense  Long Negotiations Expected on Use Of German Troops

Germans Deal  With West for More ‘Liberty   Ready for Talks About Swap of Troops for Near Independence

Germans Weigh Allied Offers For Armed Help   Talks Scheduled To Ease Controls For Bonn Troops

In Trade For Troops  Occupation Controls May Be Removed In Western Germany

GERMANS WEIGH INDEPENDENCE FOR TROOP DEAL   KONRAD ADENAUER PLEASED BY TALKS WITH WEST ALLIES

WEST GERMANY WEIGHS OFFER TO JOIN ALLIES   Considers, Trade. of ’Germat Troops for Near Independence.

Weigh Deal Over Troop:   West Germany and Allies to Start Series of Talks After Christmas.

Germans Weigh Deal With West On,Use OF Army   Swap Aimed At Ending  Controls And Fostering Neve’ Independence

Horse-trading Deal Weighed by Germans   Would Swap Soldiers in Europe's Defense for End to Occupation

Adenauer Seeks Deal With West   West Germany Hopes To Swap Use Of Her ~ Manpower For End Of Many: Controls.

Ease Controls in Swap for Aid Against Russia   Offer Made to West Germany: Parleys Rre Planned

Reich Weighs Defense Offer   Extended Talks After Christmas Indicated

West German: Seek Deal With Allies   Want to Swap Use of German Soldiers in Europe Defense for End to Occupation and Equality.

[rumanites Work On Bill For Controls   Administration In Effort To Get Measure Passed

Truman Wins Free Hand in  Allocations   Conferees Turn To Issue of Wage, Price Tie-In

Administration in Try for Linkage of Economic Controls   Seeking Provision to Tie Wage and Price Sections Together

Think Quake Hit Tibet —   Experts Agree on Probable Locale Of Big Temblor

Scientists Inclined fo Belief Huge Quake in Tibet or Burma   Tremendous Earth Shock More Violent Than One That in 19083 Killed 80,000 in Italy; India May Be Site

Himalayan Mountains OfferedAs Best Guess For Site Of Kino-Sized Quake

‘Senate Demo Leaders Are Confident ‘On Aid Bill   House Puts Aside Debate on Spending Bill for Battle Over Daylight Savings Time

District Primary Candidates Listed   Gavin, Chapman And McKinney Incumbents For May Primaries

District Primary Candidates Lister  Gavin, Chapman And   Gavin, Chapman And McKinney Incumbents  For May Primanes

7 Presidential Pearce  Truman Intervention Halts Sailor, Cab Driver Dispute

President Truman Brings Peace In Street Row   Sailor and Taxi Driver Quiet Down When Harr; Taps Flabbergasted Gob

Judge Musmanno Enters Demo Fight For Governorship   Candidacy For Nominatio: Announced By Veteran Pittaburgh Jurist

—NO CHANGE— Decision . Was Made Long Ago   KORA ONLY AFFIRMS STAND

Truman's Policy For Security Of World Outlined  Defense Of Western Europe Seen As Key To World Security By ROBERT G. NIXON

‘Revenue Proposal Would Limit Taxe: And Increase Individual Exemptions

URGES 50 PCT. LIMIT ON INCOME TAXES   ep. Reed tn Offer Bill) Providing $100 Increzse in Personal Exeniptians.

50 Percent Income Tax Limit Urged   Senator Reed Prepares Revenue Bill For New Congress Session

Reed Urges Another Cut in Taxes   Would Increase Exemptions and Limit the Percent of Take.

Dept. of State Will Join Coast Guard in Probe   Death Toll Set At 27; Damage Is $20.000.000

Second Inquiry To Be Pressed   Licensing Phase of Pakistan Munitions Shipments to Be Spotlighted

MORRISON MUM ON AIDING LONG   Orleans Mayor Says He Has Made No Commitments To Either Side

Red Koreans Spring Trap On Patrols   Northerners Drive Wedge Between Two  Units Of Americans

Evacuation Over,  Mac Lauds Move   Says Allies’ Offensive, Withdrawal Threw Red Army's Plans ‘Off Balance’

Pravda Gives Little Hope Peace Talks Will Succeed   No Change in  Russian Policy AY WILLIAM L. RYAN

NO CHANGE BY RUSSIA LIKELY   Pravda Indicates Any Big Five Peace Talks To Get Nowhere

Six Russ Zone Police Jailed By Berlin Court   J. S. Judge Sentences Men; Release 47 Held As Hostages by Wes?

EAST BERLIN POLICE JAILED   SERVE SENTENCES FOR TRESPASS IN U. S, WESTERN ZONE

Six Russian Zone Policemen Jailed   U. S. Court Sentences Trespassers to Five Days in Berlin Jail

Armed Germans Given Sentence  Carried Weapons i in U.S. Sector of Berlin

Sentence Six Russians For Trespassing   American Court Release:  Men Who Were Already  Held Five Days; Await  Russian Action

New Loan Rules Hit GI Home Buyers   Requirement for Large Down Payment May Knock Veterans Out of Market

U.S. Bishop Faces Trial   Romania Charges Church Leader With Heading Underground Plot

Snake-Handling Pastor Denies Slaying Wife; Starts Religious Fast

TRUTH SERUM FAILS TO BREAK SUSPECTS STOR’   Young Preacher Denies Strangling 18-Year-Old Wile

Civil War Vet Dies at Age of 109 After Amazing Life Story   Was With Quontrill Raiders, Rode Pony Express and Was Indian Scout, Methodist Preacher at One Time

Reds Deny Holding 38 Americans   Persons Referred’ To Are Russians, Gromyko Claims

Russ Deny Holding 38 U. 5. Citizens  Called Nationals of Soviet, Other Lands

Italian Military Tribunal Convicts “Lion of Africa”   Ex-Marshal Graziani Is Given Sentence of 19 Years for Treason

Airfield Under Fire; Supply Lines in Peril   ‘End Run’ Starts South Around Gls; Communist Bridqehead 15 Miles Wide

Squeeze Starts on Key City in Savage Drives   Americans Hola In One Sector as South Koreans Retrea

Shell South Capital’s Airport, Start Pincers Movement Threatening to Trap American Forces Fighting on Kum River Defense Line

U.S. Supply Routes From Pusan Periled   ‘American Forces Repel Suicide Attacks in North Kum River Area

Column Left   * ,.. 6 chiei’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  he'll nrint it... ?—Burns.

NEED RE-BORN FAITH IN AMERICAN “WAY’   So Declares Mrs. J. B. Pat ton, of D. A. R., at alley   HELD AT BELL TOWER

DEATH COMES TO A FORMER AKRON WOMAN ON JULY 6   Mrs. Hannah Hitzemann Dies At Her Home In. Long Beach. Calif..

FLURRY TO SUBSIDE SOON  Hoarders Getting Fooled:  No Rationing Expected

   Govt. Calls It Flurry, Which Does Not Call ‘For Consumer Rationing  Deplores Hoarding

Says UN Has Prevented Start of World War III 5 Timesin Last 5 Years

Additional Man On Multiple Units   To Negatiate Two Other Issues

ROADS HURRY RESTORATION OF SERVICES   Carriers Agree to Submit Issues In Dispute to Routine Arbitration.

Union Abandons Demand For Additional Firemen On Big Mulfizie-Unit Diesel

Major Systems Hurry to Get Back on Schedule   Demand for Another Man on Multiple-Unit Engines Abandoned

Firemen Drop Demand For Extra Man; Given Arbitration Advantage   Railroads Agree To Submit Other Controversial Issues To Board And Accept Decisions.

Firemen Give Up Demand For Extra Man   Railroads Agree To Arbitrate Other Issue

Firemen Abandon Demand for Diesel Helper  Roads Agree to Submit Twa lecuec to Arbitration

4 Crippled Lines Rush To Restore Schedules; To Arbitrate 2 Issues

Trains Rolling Again as Union Drops Demands   Settlement Reached After Night: Lona Negotiations in Chicago

Firemen End  Railroad Strike   Give Up Demand for Second Fireman On Diesel Locomotives; To Arbitrate Points

Crippled Railroads Race To Back On Full Schedules Nightfall; Two Issnes To Submitted To Arbitration   P.R.R. PLANS FULL SERVICE TOMORR(

Union Ends Demands For Extra Fireman On  Diesel Engines: Strikers Return To Work

Nightlong Session Is Heid; Two Issues to Be Considered by Federal Board.

Ex-Juror In Malvern Shot  Coroner Returns   Coroner Returns Suicide Verdict

Santa Claus Bombarded By Snowballs Al Pre-Chrisimas Parade; Tots Are Upset

St. Nick Is Given A Cold Reception By Teen-Agers Santa Taraet For Snowballs

ROUGH IN ILLINOIS _ ‘Snowballs Knock Sante Out of Pekin Parade ~

Santa Pelted At Pekin, Ill  Youngsters Snowball Him Out Of Parade

Santa Driven . Out of Parade   Pekin Teen-Agers SnowBall Him Gut Despite Perents and Polic:

Teen-Agers in Illinois Town Give Santa Rough Time With Snowballs

Santa Badly Mauled By Teen-Agers   Little Tots Weep As St. Nick Is Snowhballed

[Santa Claus Snowballed Out Of Parade By Teen-Age Youngsters At Pekin, Ill.

Gets Rough Treatme nt  Santa Claus Is Snowballed Out Of Parade By Teen-Age Tosser:

Pepper Ou t As Smathers Wins Florida   Roosevelt Follower Con. cedes Defeat To Man He Termed Republican

Claude Pepper Concedes After Rough Campaiar   Youthful Opponent Holds Over 65,000 Vote Lead In State

Claude Pepper's Political Dreams Turned fo Ashes   Senator Who Wanted To Follow F. D. R. Fails in Primary

RFC Increases Interest Rafe   ‘Big Government Lending _ Agency Also To Slash Expenses

Two Powertul.... Unions Demand Bigger Wages ~   Steel and Bell Workers Negotiate For Pay Increases

Democratic Problems Parallel One-Time Turbulence in GOP   Rip-Roaring GOP Has Found Harmony As Demos Wrangle

LARGER MARINE CORPS ADVOCATE!   VINSON WOULD BUILD UTE STRENGTH OF LEATHERNECKS TO 325,000 WEN.

VINSON SEEKING 326,000 MEN FOR MARINE FORCES   Unit Would Contain Five Times Its Number When Korean War Began

Vinson Proposes Doubling Marine Strength of U.S   Leatherneck Corps Boos! To 326,000 Suggested At House Hearing

326,000 Marine Force Advocated  Korea Showed More _ Leathernecks Needec

Demands 326,000  Men for Marines:  “Rep. “Vinson Supports © .Doubling of Forces

Marine Force. Buildup Aske:   Leathernecks: “Would. In crease Strength. To 396.000 Men

Vinson Puts in Boost for Hard-Fighting Leathernecks Btn ane indi ato be thdllMticatendtncBhas T te ds Ants th ett  Huge Expansion of Marine Corps Urged

\ inson For Expansion Of Marines   Gen. Silvertiorn Also Speaks Up For ‘increase In Corps

Vinson Wants ~ More Marines   House Connnitteeman Asks Doubling ef Pronnesl!

Plan Would Build Total To 326,000   Lawmaker Claims Congress To Get Bill In November

Russia Asserts UN Is Source for FBI Information   Soviet Delegate ~- . Makes Charge; Denial Is Made by Tiveve Lie

UN Denies Russian Charge About. FBI   No Responsible UN Offi. . ial, “Used” By. FBI, Gave Sie Gane?

U.S. Informs Russia Officially Of Naval Blockade of Korean Coast

Mitchells Given  Operator Award By Cattle Raisers   Combs and Smith, As Well As Directors of HHBA. Re-elected to Offic

Highl'nd Hereford Association Elects   DAVID COMBS AETURNED TC PRESIDENCY: ALL OTHER OFFICERS RE-NAMED   By ROBT. W. JACOBS Rico Bend Sentinel

Called “Red Network” New Charges Highlight Talks  Concerning Magazine Amerasia

Network Of Red Spying Is Charged   Californian Links Amerasia Magazine With Spy Activity

Solon Links ‘Red’ Magazine  To State Dept.   justice Dept. Spokesman Denies Amerasia Case Documents Were Vital

Senator Knowland Makes New Charges  In Amerasia Case   Says Red Network Ran From Commies’ Party Into State Department

New Charaes Highlight Senate Probe   James Melinerny Denies Statements By Hickenlooper

Amerasia Red Link With Stafe Dept., Charge   Senator Knowland Presses for Fuil Investigation

Counter-Charges Highlight Probe Of Amerasia Case   Sen. Knowland Says Reds Reached State Department Through Magazine

Amerasia Setup Called Red Link With State Office  Republican Claims Of Betrayed Secret Information Denied

SENATOR REVEALS NETWORK OF REDS   Says Line Run to State De. partment by Magazine

SENATOR BARES. RED SYSTEM IN ‘AMERASIA CASE   Spy Network Ron -from Com munist Party - to State Dent. Senotor Says.

Knowland Says ‘Red Network’ In State Department   California Solon Charges Hookup With Commies, Amerasia And American Government Department

Claims Network Connected Reds And. Magazine   Justice Department Chief Denies Fleet Locations Tn izedl Documents

Amerasia In Red Network, Knowland Says   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Amerasia Data Held Red Link To State Dept.   Justice Department Denies Charges by Sen. Hickenlooper

SENATOR CLAIMS SPY TRAIL LED TO GOVERNMENT   Knowland Declares Red Network Ran From Communist Party To Amerasia Magazine And Into State Dent.

Magazine Part OfRedNetwork  Says Knowland   New Charges Made in Sen. ate Inquiry Into Amerasia

Red Network Charged in Amerasia Case   Senator Says Contacts Ran Through Magazine into State Department

‘Red Network’ Charge Made By Knowland   Says it Ran From Communist Party to State Department   “AMERASIA CASE   Official Denies One Paper Stolen Gave Location of American Fleet.

Temperatures   ‘Red Network’ In Amerasia Case Claimed   Charges, Counter Charges Hurled During U. S. Senate Inquiry: FBI Agent Denies Senator’s Story

Network Ran Via Amerasia, Latest Claim  Magazine Used as A ‘Blind’, Charge

ChargesRed Network Led To State Dept  Accusations And — Denials Made In Amerasia Proba

” Red Network From Party To Magazine Is Charged   Senator Declares Amerasia Editors Had Secret Papers

Amerasia Linked Reds and State Dept., Is Charge   California Senator Backs Up McCarthy in Bie Probe

KnowlandBares Red Network in Amerasia Case   Says It Ran From Communists To Magazine Into State Dept.

Amerasia Charges af New Peak   Mclnerney Denies Vital Data Was In Stolen Parers

VIEWS GIVEN TO SENATORS BY KNOWLAND   Communist Party, Amere asia Magatine, State Deoartment Linked

Margaret Truman Says When ‘RightMan’ Comes Along Hell Haveto AskthePresidentofthe United: States for Hor Heng 

‘Right Man Must Get A pproval From Harry   Margaret Says Consent Of Father Necessary. Boforé Marriaze: Savs No Wedding This Year

Troops Blast Bridges, Stop New Assaults   Hamhung-Hungnam Evacuation Sector Becomes Narrower

Yanks Give Up Emergency Capital After Big Battle   City Aflame as Americans Fight Way Out From Its Bloody Streets

i*They Got lt Bad’ Reporter Tells of Bloody ‘Close Fighting in Taejon

Steel Problem Viewed as Serious bocce Dbuemncomd bites cb aacas beans  Auto Makers Plagued By Reduced Supplies

STEEL SUPPLY PROBLEM SEEN AS BIG FACTOR   Two Strikes Have Slowed Down Assembly Lines In Some Plants

Auto Industry Is Concerned Over Supplies, Strikes   Steel Problem Looms as Serious, with Heavy Production Cut

Strikes, Steel Shortages Hit Auto Industry  Booming Plants Ma   Booming Plants May Be Curtailed By New Problems

Strikes May Hit Auto Production   Shortening of Steel Also Gives Concern To Auto Industry

Auto Production Hits New Snags  Supplier Strikes, Shortening of Steel

US. May Force Car Makers to Reduce Price   Price and Wage Control Orders Are Being Prepared

No Price-Wage Freeze Soon, Says DiSalle   Asserts Ceilings Being Studied if Become Necessary

Controller Says Immediate  Wage - Price Curbs Unlikely   Warns, However, That Orders Being Prepared For Use When Necessar;

No Freeze On Prices Now   DiSalle Reports However Ceilings  Are Under Study

‘Freeze’ Denied On Pay, Prices   Control Chief Still Hopes for Voluntary Action to Hold Down Inflation

Announce Controls Out Now   No Early Action Is Expected, According To U.S. Officials

Price Ey xing Not Due Now. DiSalle.S a vs      Plans Made Ready Kor Possible Use   Officials RemindGM. Ford They Have Authority  For Rollback

Price Controller Says Ceilings Under Study   Di Salle Believes Voluntary Measures Will Hold Down Inflation; Warns He Has The Power To Impose Controls   URGE AUTO FIRMS CANCEL INCREASES

No Quick Wage-Price  Freeze Seen   Control Machinery Being Readied For Immediate Action

Say Controls Not Necessary At This Time   Federal Price Controller Says Plan Under Study For All Kvuentualities

U. S. Acts To Halt Rise In  Auto Prices   Ford, General Motors Asked Vo Suspend Boost On 1951 Aladels

Westinghouse And CIO Sign  New Contract   Pact Includes 10-Cent _Pay Increase; UE ~ Charges ‘Sell-Our’

ACQUITTED BY JURY IN MERCY DEATH OF DAD   Connecticut Girl  Near Collapse At Verdict

Carol Is Free: Romance Buds   Fellow College Senior Comforting at Trial

Ra! KkKKK* TAXPAYER FORGETS, CHILDREN'S: NAMES  SO USES NICKNAMES

U. S. Seeks Coal Truce   Truman Asks Miners to Resume Work Sets Saturday as Deadline

Truman Asks Miners Work During Talks  Hopes To Avoid Usihg T-H Law

Chase Bank In Hongkong Is Held Up »  Chinese Gunmen Get   Chinese Gunmen Get Away With $33,000 In Cash

Bandits Make $33,000 Haul   Chinese Gunmen Hold Up Branch Of Chase National Bank.

Die-Hard Winter Pays Visit Here Snow Squalls, Drop  In Temperature Came Short Somme in Area

Die-Hard Winter Pays Visit Here   Snow Squalls, Drop In Temperature Cause Short Spring in Area

Supreme Court in 3 Unanimous Decisions Ends Segregation on Diners and at Two Universities

All Dining Cars Open To Negroes   Segregation Issye Ruling Unanimous In Supreme Court

Segregation In Railway Dining Cars Abolished   New Rights Given Negroes Today By Court Decisions

Court Outlaws Segregation in Railway Diner:   Unopposed Decision Declares Separate Tables for Negroes Is “Discrimination”

U.S. Supreme Court, by Unanimous Vote, Outlaws Segregation of Negroes in Railroad Dining Cars

Negroes Entitled to Dine On Parity With Whites; Old Custom in South Outlawed

Ruling Is Given: By 8 Justices of U. §. High Court  Separate Tables for: Naarnee Outlawed ©

Dining Car Segregation  Is Outlawed   8 To 0 Ruling Holds It Violates Section Of  Interstate Commerce A nt

Segregation af Oklahoma U., Texas Law School Knocked Out   Supreme Court Approves Appeal for Graduate Negro Student; Segregation in Public Schools Not Involved

Supreme Court Outlaws Segregation of Negroes In Railroad Dining Cars

RULING 1S BLOW TO SEGREGATION IN DINING CARS   U. S. Supreme Court By Vote Of 8 To 0 Outlaws Separation Of Races Eating On  Trains.

Supreme Cour Outlaws Diner Segregation   Says Trains Must Provide Equal Service

Court Outlaws Discrimination on Dining Cars   Negro Segregation on Railroads Violates U. S. Act, Edict

Highest Court Upholds Negre Case in Ruling   Colored People to Be served at Same ‘Time as Whites, Tribunal! Declares Today.

Dining Car Segregation Held Illegal   ICC Act Violated According To Rule Of Supreme Court

 High Tribunal by 8-0 Vote : Rules Segregation Violates  : Section of Interstate Commerce Act.  RULINGS ON OTHER  COA CRWAL VIS PTs vse TT

Outlaw Ban on Negro in Diner   Court Outlaw Practice in Railroad Dining Cat

Temperatures   Race Separation on Railway Dining Cars Called ‘Prejudice’; Texas U. Told to Admit Negro Law Student

8-0 Decision Says Such Segregation Violates Rights of Passengers   Reverses Ruling of Commerce Body   Southern Railroad Had Reserved Curtained Table Just for Negroes

Lifts Curbs On Negroes af Oklahoma l!.   Orders Texas to Admit Negro to Its Law School

NEGRO CAN BE ENROLLED IN U-T CLASSES    Supreme Court Order Outlaws Segregation .

High Court OK's Negro in Texas School   Barred Student Wins Fight in New Ruling; Jim Crow Order Hit

COURT OUTLAWS SEGREGATION IN DINING CARS   JUSTICES RULE 8-0 FOR WASHINGTONIAN VS. SOUTHERN R, R.

Segregation Bans Are _ Outlawed  a. prt D.lac   Supreme: Court Rules Against Separation of Negroes in Oklahoma Tayas Schools. Diners

Texas Ordered To Admit Negro To Law School   Separate Seating by Oklahoma U. and in Dining Cars Ruled Out

Dining Car, School Rules Struck Down   Oklahoma, Texas Universities Told to End Discrimination

CIVE THREE DECISIONS   Supreme Court Rules for Negro Students at Two Schools

SOURCE OF RED MANPOWERBIG WORRY TOUS.   Front-Line Dispatches Hint Many of Foes Are Manchurians.

Worry Grows Over Manpower Supply Of North Koreans   Leaders Wondering i Other Red Nations Sending Troops

Other Reds Than Korean In War Seen   U. $. Chiefs Fear Fight Is No Longer Strictly A Korean Affair.

Cael  00,000 CHINESE MOVE TOWARD FRONT  How Long Will It Be Just Korean A ffairs?

Pentagon Brass Is Uncertain   News of New Red Effort in Front Of Taegu Disturbs

Leaders Wonder How Long War Can Be Called “Just A Korean Affair’      ee le ee  ‘Here's Whitehead’s Last Dispatch Before Blackout

Korean Interpretive Ominous Note Sounded:  How Long Can War be Just a Korean Affair?

YANKS HOLD DOUBT ONLY KOREAN REDS ARE BEING FOUGHT   High Military Leaders Wonder Whether Communists From Other Lands Are in Fray.   TONE IS OMINOUS END OF WAR WEEK   Dispatches Tell of ForeignTrained Troops, Causing Suspicion in Pentagon.

U.S. Military Chieftains Puzzled Over Mysterious Way Foe Continue: To Replace Huge Combat Losses

U.S. Ponders Over Who We Are Fighting   Pentagon Leaders Wonder If War Is Tust ‘Korean’

PENTAGON WORRIED Evidence Indicates Korean — Reds Getting Outside Help

Indict Three  In Tax Cases   Kansas City Gambler: Charged By Special Federal Jury

Navy Expert Sees Device to Drive  Subs From Seas      Admiral Momsen Reveals Prediction at Meet Of Muitary Engineers

New U. 5. Development May ‘Drive Subs Off Seas,’ Believes Momsen.

U. S. DEVISING METHOD THAT, (WILL DRIVE SUBMARINES OFF ‘OF SEAS, NAVY EXPERT SAYS

\Navy Expert Predicts U, S. Will Soon Have Weapon to ‘Drive Subs From the Seas’

Navy Prepares To Drive Subs From The Seas   Expert Discloses New Development Against Under-Water Craft

New Navy Weapon May Mean End Of Submarines  Inventor Says Radical Device Is Just Ahead

Navy Expert Believes U.S. Near Solution to Problem Of Russia’s Vast Sub Fleet

Plane Cabin Ripped one  ’ Airlin 2r Lands   ' Airliner Lands With One Dead And Seven Hurt:

One Killed, Seven Hurl When Plane Engine Breaks Away, Ripping Open Liner’s Cabin

PLANE CABIN RIPPED OPEN, ONE IS KILLED   Engine Breaks Away in Air Plane Makes Emergency Landing at Denver.

One Dead And Seven Hurt In Plane Mishap   ‘Engine Tears Away From Moorings While Plane Is Over Rockies: Land At Denver Airport

Airliner Engine Falls, Ship Saved  : Heart Attack Kills  ~ One of Passengers

Airliner Cabin Ripped Open As Engine Breaks From Wing; One Passenger Dies

Plane Cabin Ripped Open By Propellor   One Man Dead, Seven Injured After Freak Accident to Airliner Hich Over the Rackies

Secretary Of State Tells Southern Methodisi University Audience In Dallas, Texas, U. S. Aim Is Peace

War With Russia Not Inevitable Acheson Declares   Says U. S. Responsibility Is to Find Solution Without Resorting to War

Acheson Lays Down Policy For Dealing With The Russians   Four Ways For U. S. To Meet Soviet Pressure Out lined—Secretary of State Says America Will Strive to Prevent War

ACHESON ASDAILD SOVIET PLOTTING   SECRETARY CHARGES AT TEMFT BY MOSCOW TO IN. TIMIDATE WEAK NATIONS.

State Secretary Rules Out Appeasement And Preventive War As Wavs To Peace

‘Preventive War, Appeasement and Isolationism’ Out, He Says in Texas

U.S, Will Follow Peaceful Policy in Dealing With Russ   Russian Arms Used to In timidate Weak Nations —Acheson

Acheson Links Strength, Peace   Sees No Other Way of Resisting Russia

CHARGES RUSSIA SEEKS TO SCARE WEAKER NATIONS   Secretary Of State Holds Armed Might, Plots Poised Weapon   SAYS U. S. HAS ONE CHOICE TO FOLLOW

Acheson Declares War Not Inevitable. Charts Peace Plan      Secretary of State Charges Reds Use Power, Plotting To Intimidate Weak; Vows U. S. Will Continue Peaceful Negotiations

Acheson Doesn’t Think  War Certain But He Says Reds  Poise Bludgeon to Infimidate the Weak.

Acheson Says Russians Using Armed Might To ‘Intimidate The Weak’   Secretary Of State Declares War Can Be Avoided Lays Down Policy Of Building Up Free World. Negotiation With Reds

New Gas Tax Becomes Major British Issue   Labor Government Faces Critical Vote on Budget

Kepercussions Threaten Labor Government  Gas Price Increase Riles British

Petrol Prices In Britian Are Jacked, [And The Ruddy People Don't Lyke Ii

Hostility to Hiked Gasoline Tax May Oust Labor Govt.   (Unexpected  Repercussions Tum Boost Into Major Tesue in England

Underworld Crime Corrupts Moral Fiber of Citizens, Truman States

Truman Urges United Drive On ‘Rackets’   Warns Corruption Might Bring About Totalitarian Rule

Big-3 Charts Drive Against Soviet ‘Peace’   Easing of Controls On West Germany Debated at Parley

U.S. SUGGESTS . PLANS FOR COLD WAR CAMPAIGN   Makes Proposal At Big Three Talks in London

SALARIES, BONUSES 10 Top G.M. Officers Draw $4 Million Pay fer 1949

GOP Senators List Issues In Fall Campaign  Communists, Branna Plan, Excise Taxes, - Spending Cited

Candidates Agree OnCampaignitems   Four Points Emerge as Top Material for G.O.P. Contenders

Inside The Times    ~ *,? Line Up Ammunition  G.O.P. Gets Set On Four  Major Campaign Issues

Senatorial Candidate Agrees Brannan Farm Plan Is Best Campaign Target

Pick Communists In Government As Biggest Point   Brannan Plan, Tax Cuts, And Deficit Spending Are Others

Rep. Senators Agree on Best Political Issues   Alleged Communists-in Government Charge Leads the Field

Republican Senatorial Candidates See Four Maior Issues for This Year’s Campaian

Senate GOP Candidates Pick Issues Of Campaign  Tea   Brannan Iarm Plan Deficit Spending, Excise Tax Listed

Communists-in-Government Charges Top Them All  G. O. P. Senatorial Candidates  Agree on Best Campaign Issue:

Repub Tc Base Campaign On Red Threat        Senators.In Agreement On Best ‘Political Issues to Discuss

Graham Forecasts Victory In Runoff Primary Smith Goes Handshaking In Eastern Counties

Battle Plan Saved Us-MacArthur   General Says Offensive Bared Chinese Role, Foiled Wipeout.

BLAME SABOTAGE {N TRAIN WRECK   82 ARE KILLED IN INDIA WHEN TRAIN PLUNGES OFF BRIDGE

WOULD WITHDRAW FILIPINO TROOPS    COMMAN: DER SAYS THEY ARE   Nor BEING USED AS   SUENGLE UNIT IN KOREA.

UsS. Defense Chiefs Arrive Tn Toky o Todas   Vital Talks. May Pave Way For Separate Peace Treaty With Japan

US. HEADS IN TOKYO FOR VITAL TALKS   Parley With MacArthur Seen Paving Way For Separate Jap Peace

Japan Astir Over Peace Pact Talks  Top U. S. Defense Chiefs Due in Tokyo for Con ferences M’ARTHUR FOR TREATY Believes UL. S. Should Re.  tain Bases in Japan to  Check Reds  Ln @ sated Bs at

Sees Area Benefit If Gas Tax Is Increased 2 Cents   ‘Commission Official Tells of Work in Livingston County.

American — Work-Week Now Longer  Civilian Business Boom Said Cause ~   Civilian Business Boom Said Cause Of Higher Ficure

Boom Brings Longer Work Week To U.S.   Factories Working Overtime To Keep Up With Demand

Americans Working More Than Before  Civilian Boom Not Defense Said Cause

Business Boom Bringing Longer U.S. Work-Week  48-Hour Week Not In

Navy Orders 4.5 Warships  Into Service   Three Big Aircraft Carriers Also Readied As .Congress Presses for Swift Rearmament; Senate Lifts Limit on Armed Services

Three Carriers Put in Service  Members of Congress Press for Armament

48 MORE SHIPS BEING ADDED 10 AMERICAN FLEET   Senate Lifts All Limits On Armed Services Strength Until 1954      MARINE CORPS WILL BE GIVEN MORE MEN

43 MORE FIGHTING SHIPS ARE PUT IN SERVICE BY NAVY   Nine Aircraft Carriers, Two Cruisers, 32 Destroyers and Five Subs Going to Sea.   CONGRESSMEN URGE FASTER REARMAMENT   Senate Votes Unanimously tc Lift Limits on Size of Military Forces Until July 31, 1954.

Three More Carriers; 45 Other Warships Ordered Into Service   Members of Congress Press for Faster and Faster Rearmament

Navy Orders More Ships Into Service  3 Big Carriers Are Included Amoneo 48 Vessels

MORE FUNDS ASSURED — Navy Orders Fleet Expansion; Faster Rearmament Uraed

Navy Ups Strength un ES eee  Three Carriers, 45 War. ships Will be Put Back in Service

48 Warships Set for Duty  Vinson Panel Studies Defense Capabilities

Big Carriers, Other Vessels Going To Duty   Congress Presses for Faster and Faster - Rearmament

Beachhead Is Under Heavier Enemy Attack  Battle Climax Near; All-Out Offensive Near Seoul Looming

Oklahoma State Senator Called in Wil Case  Grand Jury Will Investigate Documente

REDS PRESSED BACK IN NEW UN OFFENSIVE   MacArthur Reports ' Enemy Strengthened By Reinforcements

EAST-WEST WAR IN INDO-CHINA 15 FEARED BY FRANCK   Paris Believes Kussia’s Rec ognition of “Rebel” Leader in Country Paves Way for Clash.   PREDICT RED DRIVE BACKED BY MOSCOW   Leaders in Kremlin Warned Their Action Gravely Impairs Soviet-French Relations.

French Fear Fightfor Asia   Russia Criticized For Indo-China Act

French Warn Reds  Move i in Indochina’ sehstiady aa aaa dea  “Tnipairs Relations

EAST AND WEST WAR LOOMS IN SOUTHERN ASIA   France Fears Russian Recognition Of Ho Sets War Stage

Russia Gets Sharp Note From France  Recognition Of He Regime In Cause

Fugitive Eisler in Propaganda Move . (Reds Change Minds On Claim 'U. 8. Bombed East Germany

REDS MIXED UP ON TALL STORY OF FIRE BOMBS   Kill Report That U. S. Planes Set Fire to German Farms.

N Bay Bridge May Not Stand § Up Under Battering Of Ice \ And Tides, McKeldin Claims

WESTERN ROADBLOCK  Russia Takes U.N. Helm. Fails in China Ouster

TRY TO SEAT CHINESE REDS LOSES, 8 TO:   Settlement of War In Korea Tops U.S. Demands

Loser on Red China Issue, Russia Stays  in UN to Attack U. S.   8-3 Vote Rebuffs Malik’s Move; ‘Aggression’ Blast Stalls Agenda

Navy Rushes Warships To Check Red Advance   American Airman Says Seoul  Captured By North Korea Reds

Huttig to be Chairman of Democrats   Republicans Have Contest by Robinsor  And H. G. Weber

Committees Elect: Huttig and Byers   GOP Puts on Bitter Intra-Party Battle Before Kansas Citian Named; Democrats Unite in Picking Chief: Nacy Chosen

 Absolutely No Reason for Housewives Going o ‘Counter-er azy’ Say Manufacturers; There is Plenty of Everything Available vi f People Will Stop Mass Buying; ; Some Stores Open Rationing

WARNINGS ON PROFITEERING AND HOARDING   Informal Rationing Already Evident In Scattered Areas of Nation.

TOP BUSINESS LEADERS WARN ON HOARDING   Modified Rationing Set Up to Halt Scare Buving

Department Stores Start Own Rationing  Some Manufacturers Join In Move Aaainst Hoardina

Probably Will Buck New Tax   Few Attend Secret Republican Policy Meetina in Lansine

MORE U. S. FORCES _ FOR THE FAR EAST   Report Agreement Reached Between MacArthur  and Truman   AT WAKE CONFERENCE

Action Tied To Parley On Wake Island   Reports Say Truman Backs MacArthur On Blocking Red Moves

oS CSRECE SE“ SAIC AAP EIU £4aG PCC 10 MCC NCW mea i nursis—  American Forces In Far East Slated To Be Strenathener

Agreement Seen As Decided Boon For U.S. Forces   Truman Reported In Full Agreement With General’s Ideas

U.S. May Boost Strength Of  Far East Force   Truman-MacArthur Parley Likely To Bring New Policy

Wake Conference Outlines U: $. Far East Policy   President Said In Agreement With MacArthur

Strengthen: U. S. Forces ‘In Far East   To Be Result Of Woke Island Cor:ference

U.S. To Strengthen  Far Eastern Forces   Pres. Truman Supports MacArthur Stand; Policy: Speech Is Tonight

U.S. Will Build Far East Force   Decision Result of Truman Talks With MacArthur on Wake

Meeting May Give More U. S. Forces To Far East Duty   President Said' To Have Agreed With MacArthur

Larger U.S. ‘Forees For  ¥ar East   Truman Reported To Be In Agreement With MacArthur’s Outline Of Asiatic Situation

U. 5. Will Boost Forces In East  Pacific Parley To Strengthen Military

U. 5. TO BOOST FAR EAST FORCE   Considerable Strengthening Planned After Truman Visit   BACKING MACARTHUR

U.S. Planning To Add To Forces Over Far East   Decision Said To Result From Weekend Conference.

Believe Aim Greater Far Fast Power   Trunian, MacArthur Agreed:on Firm Asia: Policy, Tokyo. Hears; Troops to-Remain

Talks Spell U.S. Boost In Far East   Increase in Our Forces In Asia Called Wake Meeting Result.

FOR THE FAR EAST   Report Agreement Reached Between MacArthur  and Truman

Uy. Ss. Pins Hopes On Better Weapons  Wick eter See Superior. Tactics Wianine if War Cones

RR eee eee  U.S. Hopes To Win All-Out War With Better Weapons, Strategy

Will Begin Work On New Sewer Early In August ere Project  To Aid Dolton, South Halland

Will Begin Work On New Sewer Early In August   $925,000 Project To Aid Dolton, South Holland

Hospital Ship Sinks Near S. F.   608 Persons Aboard; 579 Known Survivors And 12 Dead Following Collision

BOY CREDITED WITH SAVING 20 LIVES   Dallas News Carrier Leads Fire men to Gas-Filled Apartment After Discovering Leak.

PAPER BOY, 16, HERO IN TEXAS   Dollas Carrier Hears Gas Escaping, Credited in Averting Tragedy

TEMPERATURE   Election Coneceded By Kelly   Republican Calls Halt To Recount

Republican Kelly Concedes Defeai To End Recount  80 Pct. of Ballots Checked in State

Margin R Reverts Back to Canvass   GOP Fails to Stem - Democratic Tide in Hamtramck -

Catholic Women District Meet Here Next Week   17 Parishes Sending Delegates To St. Louis Hall

Catholic Women District Meet Here Next Week  I¥ Parishes Sending , Delegates To Ca Tantce Mall

Corn Show Committee Sets Up Classes For Annual Event Which Will Open ._cember 14

SUB 1S SIGHTED OFF CALIFORNIA   DESCRIPTION FITS THOSE OF U-BOATS USED BY GERMANY DURING WAB.

Britisher To Defend Reds   Leftist Lawyerls Permitted To Argue Case For Eleven

U.S. High Cour Willing To Heat British Red   Pritt Would -Argue   Pritt Would -Argue For Convicted U. S. Communist Leaders

Chinese Communists Enter U.N. for; First Time as Vishirisky Raps U.S. on Formosa Issue; Reds Almost Get Seat   ‘SUPREME. COURT TO HEAR BRITON IN RED APPEAL   Ne Settlement Tax

Britons Asked To Fast As Protest  Church Of England Pas   Church Of England Pas tor Wants Agreement On Atomic Weanoans

[Co-Workers Are Shocked At Charges  White Woman Lawyer Is Sued For Stealing Love Of A Neqro

Chest Drive Pledges Hit $89,374.   Workers Aim At $100.000 By Sunday

Labor Experts Puzzled Over Next Moves   Concerned Over Hole: Punched In T-H Law By Recent Strike

New Industrial Crises Near in Labor Disputes   Concern Expressed Over U.S. Union Dispute Machinery

Officials Concerned Over Effect of Coal Miners Settlement   Gaping Holes Punched by John L. Lewis in Winning 10-Month Fight Over Taft-Hartley Law

Concerned Over Weak Labor Laws   Lewis Victory Reveals Successful Defiance  Of Taft-Hartley Act   TAFT UPHOLDS ACT   Senator Blames Feeble Administration Efforts  To Convict UMW Chief

Labor Disputes Loom In Nation  Official Concerned Over UMW Effects

NEW SHOWDOWA STRUGULES LOOM UN LABOR FRONT   Crises Approach in Te'e phone, Automobile and  Maritime Industries Involving Thousands,   MANY WAGE CONTRACTS END IN NENT 4 MONTHS   Government Worried in View of Holes Punched in Its Dispute Equipment by Lewis,

Lewis Makes Defiance Hold   Punches Holes in Labor Dispute Equipment of Govornment Others Can Use

Five Slain; Bitfer Slayer Suicides  Action For Divorce Spurs Man To Deed

‘Troubled by Separation esenlabieii MEA ichlia Lold,  Husband Slays Wife, Two Children, and Young Couple

One Dead, Another Badly Hurt in Crash At Pennsy Railroad Crossing in Tionesta

Train Strikes Car At Tionesta; Man Dies in Hospital   Northbound PRR Freight Drags Auto 1,400 Feet After Collision

Little Hoover Commission Makes Report   Other Changes tn State Government Recommended

RESHUFFLE DEPARTMENTS -~ Law Department For State Urged In ‘Little Hoover’ Group Report

Warns Little Time Left fo Save Peace   Dead in Korea Won't Be Forgotten Marshall Promises

Legion Chief In Blast At Russia  Vet Head Speaks Ang “. ..§¢ ._ Ff £14   Vet Head Speaks At Tomb of U. S. Unknown Soldier

IN SPEECH AT TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER Legion Head's Armistice Day Plea: Mighty Army to Save World Peace

OLD PEACE REMEMBERED -- American Leaders Call For ‘A Mighty Army’

Senator Lodge Asks Nonpartisan Espionage Probe   Declares McCarthy Has Not Yet Proved Communism Charae:

ON FAR EAST MADE PUBLIC   Lattimore Declares Japan, Korea Liabilities

UEW Heads Face Contempt Charge  House Investigators Issues 2 Citations

CRASH FATAL ~~~ TAMPICO GIRL AT CAMP GROVE   Six Others Receive Minor Injuries As Car Leaves Road Saturday

R. C. GARNETT ASKS FOR ANOTHER TERM JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PREC. 1

INTIMATE WITH 269 SERVICEMEN  Self-Styled Woman ‘Sex-Expert Jailed In Texas For Lunacy Trial

eed CCR Se eee ee ee eee ee  Blonde Boasts of Intimacies with 269 Servicemen in ‘Survey on Sexology’

Decision Would Cut Jewelry Toll To 10 Per Cent  Committee Agrees to Eliminate Altogether

LEGISLATION WOULD CUT LEVIES ON FURS, JEWELRY House Group Approves Huge Slash In Government Excise Taxes On ‘Luxury And Household Items

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES SLASH IN- EXCISE TAX   Would Eliminate Some Levie: And Cut Others In Half.

Luggage, Furs, Cosmetics Are. Due For Relief   Some Cut Entirely While Others Get EQ Per Cent Slash

Favor Further Excise Slashes   250 Million Cut Votec by House Committee

COMMITTEE SLASHES MORE TAXES   $250 Million Cut Takes in Jewelry, Furs and Handbags

House Committee Approves Slash  In Excise Taxes  Votes To End Sports Goods Levy: Halve Jewelry Impost

Excise Taxes Sliced More In Committee  Totals Now Pared 335 Million; More Than Truman Uraex

Excise Levies Reduced More In Committee   Another Quarter Billion Dollars Lopped Off By House Groun

Approve Another Tax Cut   Committee States All Actions Are Tentative And May be Revised

Extra Slash In Excise  Taxes Voted  House Committe Approves Cut Of $250,000,000

Committee Cuts Deeper Into Levy   Some Excise Imposts Halved and Others Eliminated; Cuts Already - Double Amount Asked by Truman

House Group Okay: Deep Slash in  U.S. Excise Taxes Ways and Means   Ways and Means Committee Votes $355 Million Cut

House Tax Grou Cuts Excise Tax --Tentatively  Total Approved Reductions Double *

Favor Further Excise Slashes   House Committeemen Would Halve or Kill Several Imposts

Furiher Excise Slashes Voted   Some Taxes Halved, Others Eliminated

Another $250 Million Cut In Excise Taxes Favored  '. Slash Voted By House Panel Almost  Twice That Truman Had Recammende.

House Ways and Means Committee Votes $250,000,000 Further Slash in Federal Excise Taxes  Some Levies Are Eliminated, Others Are Cut in Half

TOYS, SPORTING GOODS TO GET CLEAR SIGNAL   House Ways, Means Committee Doubles Requests on Ending Excise Levies

Committee Votes to Cut Excise Taxes   Cuts Recommended Now Total $335,000,000 or Nearly Twice as Much As Truman Asked

House Committee Cuts $250 Million Off Excise Taxes; More Cuts Seen

Local Temperature      House Committee Sets Plans For Deep Cut In Excise Taxe:

Further Slash In Excise Tax Is Approved  More Cuts Expected   More Cuts Expected When Committee Meets Again Monday

COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER SLASH IN EXCISE TAX   Would Halve 20 Per Cen Levy On Furs AndJewelry      ADDITIONAL CUTS MAY PROMPT VETO

New $250 Million Excise Levy Cuts Pass House Group   Total of Proposed Reductions. Is Far Over HST Request

Solons Again Slash Excises $250 Million   ‘House Group Risks Veto  As Sports Goods Tax fl Is Scaled Down —

Excise Taxes Slashed By House Committee   Some Levies Eliminated, Others Cut in Half As Group Lops Off Another Quarter-Billion Almest Double President Truman‘s Request

$250 Million Cut OK'd in Excise Taxes   Some Levies Halved, Others Eliminated By Committee Action

Stayed in Car Accused Tells Three Judges   James Connolly Held As Material Witness, Arguments Started

HIKE DRAFT QUOTAS    State Totals for January anc February Are 956 and 938

RIKE DRAFT QUOTAS   State Totals for January ant Fohrugryr -Are 956 and 938

TO HAVE 16,000 SEATS   Field House Committee Member Reports on K. UU. Structure

Internotiona])   US Airman Tried For Giving Military Secrets To Russia

Acheson Says Move Fills Need for Harmony in Handling of Foreign Plans

Truman Draws New Strength  From Harriman   Appointment of Aide Expected to Lead to Tighter Control Over U. S. Foreign Policy

Harriman Named Assistant For Foreian Affairs  Sec. Acheson Hails Appointment As Step Toward A Balanced Program

Harriman Appointment Expected To Give Truman Tighter Foreign Policy Control

Acheson Hails Harriman Job so > wong  Fela etluls ME ofetllea: me at.t.*

Harriman Appointment GivesTruman Tighter Control On Foreign Policies

Harriman’s Job to Help Truman with Foreign Policy   Expected to Give President Tighter Policy Control

Harriman Appointment to Give Truman Tighter Control Over Foreign Policy Programs  New Presidential Assistant Will Hold Key Spot in Pact Setup

Hosein To Have Hand... .  President Tightens.  Foreign Policy Grip

TRUMAN TAKES FOREIGN HELM   President Will Have Firm Grasp of World Affairs.

Harriman Will Provide Direction   He May Co-Ordinate Défense, Labor, Treasury, Commerce

AKRON GIRL WEDS ELK POINT MAN   “Miss. Stella Onnen And Lester McConahie ‘Take Vows Last Sunday

U. N. Weighs Globe Unit To Aid U.S.   Waiting Answel! To Lie Plea For Early Help

The Machine: Age Has Brought Many Angels of Mercy and the Helicopter Ranks Very High

Jurist Joms Race For Governorship  Support By GOP   Democrats Schedule Mee! To Name Chairman; May 2 Choose‘ Candidates

Question of Duff's Running Mate Unanswered  New GOP Governor Race Entry

Sut Still There Is No Inkling of Who Will Be Duff Running Mate: Democrats Picking New Chairman Feb. 1.

‘It’s Peace They Want,’ Declares UN Sec. Lie After Moscow Conferences

PEACE MURMUR GIVES LIE HOPE IN RED PARLEYS   Second Round of Talks Is Planned By UN Offtcial

Says He Is “Net Dissatisfied” With Mission To Mescew.   PEACE UNDERTONE OF SESSION WITH STALIN’

Truman Says U.S. Will Use Law in GM Tilt   President Is Blunt In Corporation's Fight On Ruling

Law Will Be: Enforced on. GM Cut-Back   Top Union Leaders Cutline Program, Seek General Price Control

TRAFFIC DEATH TOTAL IN NATION SHOWS DECLINE   safety Council Lists Drop From Estimate For Holiday Fatalities, With Care And Caution Apparently Reward. ed.

180 Reported As Killed As Last Day Of Long Holiday Begins   Total In Violence Now Placed At 281   Substantial Decrease Seen Over Figures For °49, Survey Reveals

Safety Pleas Bear Fruit   New Year’s Holiday _Death Toll Will Be Lower Than Exnpectec

CAUTION TAKEN BY MOTORISTS OVER WEEKENE   Death Toll Of 180 Far Un der Estimate Of National Council

Fatality List Much Lower Than Expected   Safety Council Had Predicted 330 Would Die in Autos Alone

Holiday Mishap: Take 281 Lives  Council Estimated 330 To Die In U.S.

Advice on Caution Is Accepted   National Holiday Death Toll Below Expectations

EARLY FIGURE OF 203 UNDER FORECAST dul   Miscellaneous Accidents Take 65 Lives and 40  Die in Fires.

TRAFFIC TOLL OVER WEEKEND LESS THAN 300   Fatal Accidents Run Under Estimate Of Safety Council

Experts Agreeably Disappointed When Their Prediction of 330 Is Not Reached in Holiday Accidents

Long New Year's Weekend Death Toll Reaches 308   Trattic Accidents Claim 203 Despite Estimate of 330 Dead   Arkansas Hax Lane Death

Motorists Do a Bit Better, Cut Death Toll   203 Die in Traffic Accidents as (950 Opens on Week-end

Holiday Death Figures Below  Predicted Toll   Nine Die in Indiana Mishaps, U. S. Total Is 283 Near End of kxtended Week End

REMAINS AIM OF PRESIDEN]   fruman Begins 6th Year in Office; Health Good

Healthy, Self- Confident President ‘Begins Sixth Year In White House

Truman Starts His Sixth Year In White House   Still Confident Of Salvaging World Peace, Prosperity

Truman Shows Awareness Of Responsibility   Begins His Sixth Year Feeling The Weight Of His Office

'Truman’s Sixth Year— More Assured, Believes Firmly In Fair Deal

First Taste Of Winter Settles Over Texas: Amarillo Reports 29 Degrees

WINTER WEATHER IS MOVING INTO TEXAS TODAY   Sub-Freezing Temperatures  In Panhandle

Charges Army "'Too Busy" to Bury Gl Hero WithHonors   Undertaker Says‘He Asked Firing Squad for Funeral, Got Nothing But Excuses and Alibis

America’s First Soldier Returned eon Korea Buried Without Military ‘Honors Because Of Man Shorfage

Duff Welcomes Probe Of Election Spending In State   Reports Show Republicar Factions Poured $1.5 Million Into Contest

Primaries Expenses to Be Probed   Gov. Duff Quickly Welcomes Inquiry by Senate Committee.

DELINQUENTS WARNED Many of Potential Draftee: Fail to Answer Notices

Cold Canadian Air Sweeping » Toward N. Y.   High Winds On Tap For Eastern Seaboard

Cold Blast Is Due For Easter Sunday   Canadian Air Mass Sweeps Taward Northeastern Section of U. &.

Mass of Cold Air From Canada Sweens Over Northeastern Portion of Country Today

War's Over In Our Book. Walker Says   Kighth Army Leader Regards Sept. 6 As Real Turning Point

Gen. Walker Says The War Is Over: Enemy Is Routed   Claims 75,000 Reds Are Killed In The Past Three Months.

Gen. Walker Proclaims Victory; Admits There Were Doubtful Time   var Is Over as Far as We Are Concerned’, Says U. S. Chief in Korea; Declares Darkest Days for Allies Were Early in Sentomher

War Is Over, Says Walker   General Reveals How Dork Things Got—When He Hod Only A Company in Reserve

War’s Over Walker Says In Triumph   75,000 Communist Troops Killed In Three Months, 8th Army Head Gave

Republican Statesman Aes» cepts High Post After Talks With Truman   GOP Leaders Hail  President’s Action   Dewey Says It’s For ‘Good Of The Nation;’ Dulles Warns Of Threat

Hot Congressional Arguments Snarl Plans For Recess  Optimistic Hopes For   Optimistic Hopes For Sept. 2 Windup Grow Dim

Plans Snarled  In Hot Disputes   Doubt Hf Congress Can Get Away Before Labor Day

U.S. Will Keep Strong Fleet Over Sor Kast   Sherman Cites Growing Number Of Soviet Subs As Basis Of Plan

Red Subs Numerous  Navy's Far East Fleet fo Remain At Peak Strenath

Far Eastern Fleet To Be Kept Strong   Soviet Submarine Power is Cited

(280 Undersea Craft Are Vrowling Pacific;  ' Yokosnka Ix  i Important

Far Eastern Fleet to Be Kept Strong  Russ Have 70  Subs in Pacifie

Adm. Sherman Warns of Red Sub Power   Ground, Air Force Units in Japan to Remain the Same

U.S. Fleet At Peak In Pacific   Navy Chief on Visit To Tokyo says Presence Of Russian Subs Makes  Vigilanca Noaragcarv -

Far East Fleet ToBe Kept At Top Strength   Joint Chiefs Also Told U. S. Should Keep Yokosuka Base

FAR EAST NAVY TO WATCH REDS   [Fleet There to Be Kept At Maximum Strength

Far East Fleet Io Stay Strong, Says Sherman   Novy Head Cites Red Submarine Power; May Keep Naval Bass

Because’ ‘of Red     Says ane.   No Plan for Strength: ening Land, Air Serv: ices. However’

Far East Fleet Will Stay At Tov Strenath   Sherman Says Red Sub Expansion Causing This Move

Sherman Sees Need Because  Of Soviet Submarine Power  Admiral Makes Statement During: Visit Of Lee. .

Plan Strong Fleet in East   Nery May Strengthen Fleet In Asiatic Waters in Foes QF Soviet Sub Pewey

Super Bomb Could Lead To Control   Common Sense May Lead To _ Inspection Plan

Tydings Declares Bomb May Better Chance. Of Curbs   Solon Says Common Sense  ~Anstirict For Preservation”  Should Dictate Controls

Tydings Declares Bomb May Better “Chance, Of Curb:   Solon Says Common Sense P aiftet For, r t ation Should Dictate ‘Controls

The First Law of Life:  \Fear of H-Bomb to Brighten Chanee of Peace, Tydine Says

Tyding's Sees Peace Hopes Brighten   Thinks Awfulness of Hydrogen Bomb May Be Effective.

Prospects For Bomb Control Termed Brigh!   Tydings Fears Human Ex _ tinction Unfess Measures Taken

U.N. Upholds Bombing Of North Korea   Rejects Russia's Demand That U. S. Cease Attacks On Puppet Territory

Don't Worry Yel About Nickel Pop   : Bottlers Unhappy But No! _ Ready immediately for Raaceing of Price

Democrats Growl. At Mayor O’Dwyer   Endorses Thruway Plan: Say O'Dwyer Blastg Hic ~ ‘- Ghanee as Governor

O'Dwyer’s Okay Of Thruway Link Irks Democrats   Speculate Mayor of New York Acted to Forestall Probe

New Potato Surplus Plan  Finds Favor Thye, Aiken Back - Democratic Move  To Pay Freight 

Gold Plans Guilty Plea In Spy Case   Aceused Courier Assert He Wants to Aid FBI,  Acke tae Cavell

Gold Denies He Intended Harm to U.S.   Will Plead Guilty Of Acting as Russ Spy Courier; Appeals Court Name Lawyer

GOLD TELLS JUDGE HE ‘WILL PLEAD GUILTY    Dentes, However, He intended To   Harm U, § By Spy  Motivitles

WOLD TO ENTER PLEA OF GUILTY   PRISONER READY TO ADMIT HE ACTED AS COURIER FOR RED SPY RING.

Gold Says He Wants to Plead Guilty   Tells Judge He Hopes to “Co-operate With the F. B. I.”

Gold to Admit ABornb Spying Federal Count   Had No Intention O Hurting U. S., He Talle Judea

Didn't Mean To Hurt U.S., He Tells Judge  Latter To Appoint His Counsel Today

GOLD TELLS JUDGE HE! WILL PLEAD GUILTY   Denies, Mowever, Mo intended Te  Marm U. &. By Bry © Betiwkties

IOLD TELLS UOURT HE IS SET TO PLEAD   Says He Will Continue To Cooperate With FBI in Their Probe

Goldto Enter Plea of Guilty,  Judge Asserts   Man Accused of Giving A-Secrets to Russia Appeals for Counsel

Test Shows Torresola Not Drugged, Drunk; Collazo Admits Plan  for Assassination

Tribute Is Paid By President To Dead Guard  Truman Will Speak Be 11, Taninht

‘: « = * :Guard Dies Saving President  /Truman Attends Rites For Protector

 President Pays Tribute To Policeman ‘Who Died Defending Him From Gunmat

Attends Rites for Pvt. Coffelt Truman Pays Tribute To Slain Policeman

Truman Pays Tribute To Policeman Killed Defending Him From Assassins

LABORER HELD FOR SLAYING 2   Kills Brother, Neighbor During Gun Rampage; Wounds Wife

Mobs Riot In Belgium   Socialist Violence Grows Io Opposition To King Leopold

RIOTS SPREAD OVER BELGIUN   Near-Anarchy Rules As Mobs Battle With Police

Near Anarchy Spreading In Belgium   Anti-Leopold Mobs Carr Fight To Dethrone King.  Into Belgium Streets ;  Trouble Worsens.

U.S. Iniantry Scores Victories Over Koreds In Two Roaring Battles

F oreign Aid Vote Expected To be Close —   Congressmen Home For Elections Urged Back to Support Bill

Showdown Set For Tomorrow On Foreign Aid   Congressmen Urged To Return To Vote

Girding For Foreign Aid Fight Over   Both Friends And Foes Of Measure  - Called Back To Capital

FOREIGN AID SHOWDOWN 15. DUE IN HOUSE  Campaigning Con. gressmen Summons ad Raank ta Wace

McCarthy F juris Blasts i in Talk      -Says Korean: Aid-~-Sa~botaged in Washinaton

Spring Gets Warm Greeting in West, Chilly in East   Season Is Officially Ushered in Tonight At 11-36 EST

Outlook ‘Good’ For UMT Okay In Senate Vote   But Prospects Reported Dim In House Unless Session Continues

FAR EAST AID IS URGED  Panel Sidesteps Questior Of Acheson’s Policies

Acheson, House Avoid  Hiss Issue  ide? ice vJUY   Combined Bill To Aid China, Korea Backed

Truman Orders Sea, Air Force To Halt Reds With Bullets   To Defend South Korea, Formose

Orders 7th Fleet, Planes To War Zone   Also Directs Strengthening of Philippine Forces

Two Men Killed Fleeing Police  Car Crashes, Burns _ At Ormond Beach

Find Christoffel Guilty on Alt Five Perjury Charses   Lied When He Swore He Was Neyer Communist, Jury Finds

Community Chest Plans Campaign  Goal of $63,500   Annual Local Drive Set At Meet Thursday For October 14 To 25

$63,500 is Goa ror Chest Drive   Plans Drawn For Annual Campaign October 14-25

MANY VA EMPLOYES GET DISMISSAL NOTICES   About 7.800 Ordered Dropped For  Lack Of Funds Io Pay Therm

DISMISSAL NOTICES GO T0 VA EMPLOYES   Thousands Get Joh-Pnding Warn. ings — Fxact Number to Be Dropped Not Vet Determined.

VISITING HOURS CUT AT HOSPITAL OWING TO COLDS   Visitors Asked -to Cooperate as Protective Measure for Hospital Patients

E 10 THE PUBLIC   . & S. M. Hospital Staff Restrict Visiting Hours.

Deadly Slime Cree; ;       Toward Trapped. Men ld Shaft Collapses... -

128 Miners Trapped in Scotland   Wall of Mud  Pushes Toward et ee

(Mud Wall Traps 128 (Miners In Scotland   [Rescue Leaders Question Statement Of Mine Union President That “Vast Majority” Of Victims Have Been Saved.

Rain-Sodden Lot Collapses Into Digging:   Rescuers Making . Desperate Attempt To Reach Victims

Bowie Seeking Re-Election To Commission  San Benito Resident Announces Candidac For County Position

Senate Group Limits U. $. Arms Aid, Rejects Truman’s ‘Blank Check’ Plea

British Recapture Ship Seized by Nationalists For Runnina Blockade

Search Plane With 12 Aboard Being Hunted   Plane In Hunt For Missing Airliner Is Lost In Yukon

Rewards Totaling $150,000 Posted  In Boston Brink’s Million-Dollar Job

‘Many False Leads and Tips Collapse i in Nationwide Hunt For Gana That Seized Million Dollars in Boston Holdup

False Leads Clog, Boston Robber Hunt  Brink’s Official ‘Prefers Reward  For Dead Men’

PHONY LEADS SLOW MANHUNT   Police Left Without Clue In Million-Dollar Holdup; Bia Rewards Offered

Police Chase One Bad Tip After Another  Guns, Jackets, Caz And Mask All Clatmaa Faund

FOR LIEASU.N PRESIDENT   Scssion of General Assembly to be  Called as Security Council Fails  to Agreo on election of Sec.  General for: 1961.

Sen. Morse Blasts Congressional Probes As Just “Kangaroo Courts”

Morse Raps “Kangaroo  Court Acts”   Republican Senator Say: Probes by Congress Violate Rights.

Spy-Conscious House Votes Stringent Curbs On U.S. Communists   OKs Harshest Bill In American History, 354-20: Senate To Act

REMOVAL OF “SOUR CRITICS IS URGED   President Hopes For Defeat of Party “Obstructionists”

Help Asked By Truman  On Program   President Claims Only Democrats Can Help Country

TRUMAN WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR FAIR DEAL   Wants “Obstructionists” . Removed From Congress 3 In November   ADDRESSES RALLY IN CHICAGO STADIUM

Truman Nears. End Of Long Western Tour   Democrats Making Dream Come True, Chief Executive Says

Truman Lauds Fair Deal As Plan of Peace   Tells Chicago Throng Dems Form Party of Action

22,000 Hear Him In Chicago As He Winds Up His Tour   Estimate Nearly Half Million Line Streets For Parade

Truman Says Only Demos Can Fulfill Dream Of Advance   President Pledges To Continue Fight for Fai Dea! in Chicago Speech Climaxing Tour, Hopes for Defeat of ‘Obstructionists’ .

Declares Fulfilment Of American Dream Depends Only On Democrat Party   President Climaxes 6,000-Mile Tour By Asking That Obstructionists Be Removed In Coneoressional Flectiaons

Truman Calls Party Way to Social Gains   Path to ‘American Dream,’ He ‘Asserts; Hopes for Defeat Of ‘Obstructionists’

Truman Pledges To Keep Up Fight For His ‘Fair Deal’ In Talk To Demos   President Climaxes 6,000-Mile Whistle-Stop Tour Of West With Chicago Speech Asking For Defeat Of Obstructionists In Fall

Truman Labels His Fair Deal  Nation’s Dream   Ouster of Obstructionist: Urged by President In Chicago

GASES OF FLU XPECTED TO END SHORTLY.   _New Cases Last Week 000 More. Than. z op ckae Reuan Bewa

NO CAUSE FOR REAL ALARM Break Is Expected Soon In Number Of Flu Cases

Fifth Week Missing Word Winners Are Mrs. Mark Kennedy, Mrs. Harold Smith

Mrs. Walter Downing And Mrs. Arthur Phillips Weekly Contest Winners

Seventh Week Contest Winners Are Mrs. Emma Taylor and Miss Ellen Craig

Lew Lehr, Famed Comedian, Dies   Hilarious Figure Of The News Reels

THREE KILLED AND 12 HURT IN ACCIDENTS   Two Eastern Shere Women And Erie, Pa. Sailer Fatally Hurt wu In State

Farmhand Given Three Years for Extortion Threat   Joseph Harvath Sought $10,000 From Wealthy Insurance Firm Head

Farm Hand Gets Term in Extortion  Enters Guilty Plea At Federal Court

Congressmen Generous On Foreign Policy   Domestic Program Won Little Support From - Nation’s Lawmakers.

Congress Grants Truman's Foreign Policy Requests  President, However, ee bh

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   TO INSTALL LEGION AUXILIARY OFFICERS

Truman Wants Foreign Aid Cut: Restored  BDaine Four Peaaram   Point Four Program Earlier Slashed By Over 16 Million

Truman Wants Point Four Aid Restored   Senate Debates Money Bill Today

PO ET RRR Te aE ee ee  G. A. Mohler, 64, Dies Of Heart Attack Today

Bradley Asks   For Extension   Draft Law Needed in View Of World Events

GEN. BRADLEY ASKS FOR  DRAFT EXTENSION; VERY BAD WORLD SITUATION

Bradley Asks Extension Of The Draft Law   General Says Recen Events Add Up To "Bad Situation”

Draft Act — Extension Is Pushed By Bradley  Bwantc Add Tin   Events Add Up To Bad Situation, General Tells  House Committee

Bradley Make: New Plea To Extend Draft   Says World Events Add Up To ‘Very Bad Situation’

GEN. BRADLEY URGES DRAFT BE EXTENDED   ‘Bad’ World Situation, Continuing Red Drive Stressed in Appeal

‘ROSIE THE RIVETER’ 1S BACK .. .   Manpower Shortage Forces Industries to Hire Women

phages of World. War Il . oo Rosie the Riveter Is Back in Demand

Incomes Mount To $212.8 Billion  Per Year Level   Commerce Dept. Report: Figure Excludes $345 Million in Refunds

Sree! SEAM Se Sa Tee: Awe See ee SNOMED nen ome ee Se  Consumer Income Increases in April

Million Watch Legion Parade In Los Angeles  Convention Gets Down To Serious Business Today

First Hurricane Off Puerto Rica   Experts Say Storm Too Small for Alarm

kkk kkk BROWBEATEN AMERICAN.  HUSBANDS ADVISED TO: CLAD WIVES RY. PARISIAN .

Much Belfer if Husband's Lovair  But “Most Sultry Parisian’ Says French Women Prefa: Mavbe the Husband

Spanish Loan Proposal Hit   Acheson Lists Economic Barriers to Plan

Italian Agency Reports Birth of Boy in Rome to. Pretty Ingrid Berqman   Intend: to: Marry

Fire Extinguished on 23rd Floor of New York Woolworth Skyscraper

Truman May Fill Key Offices Today  Budget Chief Pace May Head Army

London Reports Vary On Data it Contained   Suspect Picked Up Loitering About Nuckingham Grounds

U.S. Promotes German Army   Strategists Say It’s Needed For Defense

‘Break Off Talks at Harvester, Deere ‘Ratify 5-Year Contract With Ford

Harvester Co. Peace Parley Breaks Down   Negatiations to End Strike ot 32,000 Workers Collapse; UAW and Ford Sign

Strike Talks Cease   Farm Equipment Plants, UAW Representatives Break Off Negotiations.

Communist East Berlin Police  Told To Take Over Whole City   West Berlin Police Called Illegal By Berlin Communists

Fight With West Zone Cops Seen   Order Follows Western Ban On Red Demonstration

German Reds Order Berlin Coup May 28   Word Given Police To Take Over City  During Youth Parade

East Berlin Police Chief In Warning   Open Order For Battle Is Issued

Commie Police Told Teo Seize Berlin In Mav   ‘Battle Order’ Against West Force Laid For Youth Demonstration

‘Trouble Brewing-- --In Berli Communist Police ‘To Take Over Berlin

East Berlin Police Chief In Warning  Aiman Cleadae Base   Open Order For Battle Is Issued

BATTLE ORDER GIVEN POLICE BY RED CHIE   Action Set for May 28 Wher 500,000 Communist Youth March.

Battle Call  Given East Berlin Reds   Police Told To Seize Entire City on Day Of Youth Meet.

Commie Police in Berlin Alerted for Coup D'Etat   Told They Must Take Over Entire City Ta Allow Red Youth Demonstration in May

U.S. Selects Five As U.N. Delegation   Three Republicans, Two Democrats Named Donnelly New Minister

Truman Name: 3 GOP To UN Delegation  Selects Austin, Lodge, Dulles; Mrs. Roosevelt,

GOP Kdge on Truman’s New  UN Delegation   Austin, Lodge, Dulles, Sparkman and Eleanor  Picked for Fall Meet

GOP Majority Named to U.N. Delegation  Austin, Dulles, Lodge as By  worecesen ta

Customer May Be Asked fo Put Up Money   Cost Of Living Formula Included In New Contract

if GM‘s Right on Inflation Ahead—  Labor Peace Likely and Auto Price Cuts Much Farther Off

Weather at Yuma   C. C. Dunbar Puts Welfare Question In Legislative Lap   » Says It’s Legislature's Responsibility To Set Up Enough Money, Tighten Rules

CC. Dunbar Puts Welfare Question In Legislative Lap   Says It’s Legis!ature’s Responsibility To Set Up Enough Money, Tighten Rules

Lull In Fighting, Enemy Pullback  Puzzles Yanks   No Indication Move Is General Withdrawal Toward Border; Marines Kill 1,500 Chinese

U.S.-Red China Parley Proposec  Tense Asian Nations: Urging Negotiations

Asian Countries Continue Demands  US Talk With Red:   Three Concessions, They Say Would Bring Some Peace to Orient;  ‘Only Way’

ASIAN NATIONS SEEKING PEACE   Pressing United States To Negotiate With China For Settiement

Asian Group Tense   United States Pressed To Negotiite with Red Ching for Settlement Of Far East Problems

The Only Peace Means’ \Asian Countries Press U. S.  To Negotiate With Red China

Asians Pressing For Negotiation With Chinese  De Dc, RE eee   Eastern Countries Parley Might Stop Military Knockout

Asian Nations Urge U.S. To A ppease Reds  Concessions Asked To Halt Warfare With Chinese Units

FAR. EAST NATIONS PRESSING U. S.   Seek Talk. With Red China On Political Problems

Asian Group Presses U. S.   Wants Negotiation With Red China Along Lines 0 Communist Korean Demande

SIA NATIONS PRESSING FOR SETTLEMENT   Negotiations Believed Only Means For Solution of Wer Without Military Knockout   DEMANDS OUTLINED

Asian Countries Pressing U.S. To Meet With China  U.N. Members Urging America To Listen

ASIANS BEGGING U. §. TO SETTLE WITH RED CHINA   Worried Nations Press For America To Negotiate With Communists To Bring  War To End.

Asian Nations Demand Negotiations With Reds   Sponsors Of Resolution For Political Talks With China Schedule Meeting At Lake Success Late Today

Allied Troops Massed To Move Across Border  Report 140,000 Ready

Appropriations, Foreign Affairs, Vote Approved  If Congress Follows Recommerdations,  meh le Fararanet -

Big Money Bill Begins fo Move  Thru Congress Federal Spending Averages $217 For Each Person   hAaseko ll Plan Aid

HUGE GOVERNMENT SPENDING TS OFF TO FLYING START   House Group Approves $29,000,000,000 Bill to Operate 40 Federal Agencies During Fiscal Vear.   3 BILLION PROPOSED FOR EUROPEAN AID   Measures Represent $8217 Outlay for Every Man, Woman and Child, Project 4 Billion Deficit.

Formosa Aid  Said Urged   Gen.MacArthur Outlines U.S. Pacific Defense Position

URGES AID TO FORMOSA  Report MacArthur Calls Defense Position In Far East ‘Dangerous’

Conferees. On Rent o Agree   Urges Aid For Chiang On Formosa   MacArthur is Reported To Favor Action As_  Necessary to Bolster IY & Pacifie Dafancse

GEN. M'ARTHUR URGING PROMPT AID TO FORMOSA      Tells Defense Chiefs U. S Position Is Serious But Not Hopeless.

Defense Program Given   MacArthur Gives U. S. Position In Red-Menaced Asia

Top Defense «leads Visit In Far East On Strategy   Talks Are Expected To Lay Foundation For Poliey Matters

U. S.’s Position In Asia Outlined   MacArthur Says U. S. Defense Position Is Serious. Not Hopeless

M’ARTHUR VIEW ON FAR EAST'S TROUBLE AIREL   Meets In Tokyo With De  fense Secretary Johnaon. Bradley

Far Eastern Chief Slated To Ask Help   Johnson, Bradley Attend Meeting: Details Withheld

Outline Far Kast Defense  Against Reds   MacArthur Tells Johnson, Bradley Situation Is Serious, Not Hopeless

MacArthur Outlines 5 New Policy  Gen. Reports Defens Serious In Asia But

U. 5. POSITION IN RED ASIA SERIOUS      Gen. MacArthur Outlines Defenses For Johnson

MacArthur Outlines America’s Defense Position In Red-Menaced Asia

Formosa Aid Is Advocated By MacArthur   Says Situation In Pacific Is Serious But Not Hopeless

U.S. Defense Chiefs Discuss Asian Outlook  MacArthur Outlines American Position In For East

(utlines Defense Position In Asia   MacArthur Terms Situation Serious But Not Hopeless

DEFENSE TOLD BY MACARTHUR   Reportedly Calls Situation In Asia Serious, Not Hopeless   URGES FORMOSA AID

DEFENSE LINES IN ASIA STUDIED BY U.S. CHIEFS   Gen. MacArthur Outlines Situation To Johnson And Bradley—Described Ay  Serious.

Gen. MacArthur Asks U. S. Help For Formosans  Far Eastern Policy Debated In Tokyo

U. S. Position In Asia Said  To Be Serious   Defense Situation Is Not Hopeless, However, MacArthur Claims

Government In Position To Hold Food Price:  Farm Law Provides Controls On Many Commodities

CANRELEASE SURPLUS FOOD TO PEG PRICES   Gov't Has Power to Preven Runaway Prices; Acts on Cotton.

Runaway Prices Can Be Stopped  Government Has Way To Curb Some Cosis

Farm Product Price Checks In Existence   Government Has Power Now to Prevent Runaway Prices on Many Foods And Crammoditioe

Government Has Power Over Many  Commodities   ' Runaway Prices Can Me Prevented On Many Articles

Government Is Able To Halt  Rising Prices   Stabilization Power Rests In Disposal Of Farm Surpluses

Government Has Power to Stop Runaway Prices   Food and Farm Costs Exist under Virtual Price Ceiiings

Has Power to Fix Ceilings —  e.g fo QP.   Surpluses Can Be. Offered the Public

CAN RELEASE — SURPLUS FOOD TO PEG PRICES   Gov't Has Power to Prevent + Runaway Prices; Acts on - Cotton. ©

PRICE CONTROL POWER EXISTS   Government Able To Prevent High Charges On Many Food Items

U. S. Can Curb Runaway Prices   Government Does Not Need Special Authority

Government Has Power To Curb Runaway Prices  _ No Special Control Measures Needed ie]  as ae ae km @e ae

Government Has Power To Cheek Prices   Farm Law Offers Authority To Set Up Virtual ‘Ceilings’

Runaway Prices Can Be Curbed   At Least Controls Are Possible With Some Commodities

Washington, July 19. (AP)—The government has  power to prevent runaway prices for many food" and

Oscar Handouts In  Hollywood Tonight   Assemble Conventional - Trappings for 22nd - Annual Movie Awards

 Little Excitement Over Academy A wards  'Osear Makes Annual Hollywood Visit Tonight

Searchlights, Stars, Red Carpets lo Accompany Oscar Presentation

Movie Oscar Awards Will Be Made Tonight  NES Along ‘Cannery Row’ Is

Academy Awards Are Due Tonight Enthusiasm for Film  ‘Oscars Sub-Standard

Motion Picture Academy ‘Oscars’ Scheduled To Be Awarded In Hollywood Fanfare Tonight

‘Film World Agog As Hour Draws Nea: ‘For Announcement Of Oscar Awards

Oscars Appear In Movieland . Again Tonight   Nominees, Celebritie: Gather To See Winners Honored

NAVY'S FROG MEN TAKE PRACTICE SWIM AFTER NEW CHAPTER IN DARING HISTOR)

Vatican Press Denies Pact  With Poles   Warsaw Government Had Announced Agreement  Signed Last Saturday

Poland’s Church Pact is Assailed   High Vatican Source Says Pact Is Way Of Catholic Church’s Death

Sees “Way of Death” for Church . Vatican Challenges Warsaw Church Pact

Pole-Catholic Truce Denied   Vatican Press Hits News From Warsaw

Vatican Denies Church Pact In Red Poland   Agreement Claimed In Warsaw Said Not A Fact

—NO AGREEMENT WITH POLAND— Vatican Denies It Has Pact With Communists

Vatican Press Denies Polish Pact Approved   Warsaw Statement Of Agreement With Church Is Refuted

Vatican Denies That Catholic Hierarchy of Poland Has Signed Pact With Communists

Red News Board Cites Agreement With 3 Bishops   “Accord” Blasted As “Way Of Death” For Polish Catholics

Papal Press Denies Pact Was Signed   Statement Says Nothing Is Known in Rome of Agreement; Time Is Pointed Out   Bishops Are Cited

Much Stil Unrecoverable  State Within Sight of. tind of Its Petroleum

Senate Authorizes Atom _ Powered Submarine For Navy; Navy Chaplains Asked To Velunteer; Army Needs” More Doctors

Lewis ‘Advice’ Sends Diggers  Back Monday   UMW Chief Signals Retrn Under Vhree-Day Week Ve "Siewert!

Lewis Orders 70,000 Miners Back to Jobs  Operators See More m..*....§ gse@n.2*h._.f FF...

LEWIS DIRECTS STRIKING MINERS TO RESUME WORK   Calls on Them to Go Back to Pits Monday—Order Will Affect Nearly 70,000  Men. '   OPERATORS FEAR FURTHER STOPPAGES   Six G. QO. P. Senators Offer Resolution Asking Truman to Invoke TaftHartley Law.

Industry Leaders Wonder Whether More Miners Will Not Walk Out During Next Week

Operators Fear New  Walkouts  No Guarantee Of Additional ~ Work Stannaces

Striking Soft Coal Miners tie ‘t Orders ‘To Go Back Monday   Lewis Keeps Industry on Three-Day Work Week As Senators Call on Truman to Invoke T-H Law; More Regional Strikes Seen Next Week

Next Move by Lewis Is Pondered by Nation’s Industry   There Is Possibility Of Sporadic Strikes In Work Resumption

But Three-Day Week Order Is Still In Effect  fm ge mann F nl Ee   Congress Clamors For President To Step Into Picture

Lewis Signals Back to Work For 70,000   Keeps 3-Day Week; Hoosier Democrat Jacobs Favors T-H’ Iniunction in Dispute

Senators Call OnTrumanFor Speedy Action   National Coal Association Leader Says Operators Wonder When Next Regional Mine Strike To Be Called

Lewis Signals Miners to Return to Pils  Clamor for Traman  to Up Work Week Grows in Congress

Lewis Gives Nod For Strikers to Resume Work   But He Keeps Mining Industry on Three: Day Week; Operators Wonder Where Regional Strikes Will Hit Next.   DEMANDS GOVT. USE COAL

‘Miners Told te i Back to Work   Even Demos Clamor For ' - Use of T-H Bill’

Lewis Waves His Currently Idle Men Back On Three Day Week; Six Republican Senators Offer Resolution To Invoke T-H Act

Industry Expects More Walkouts;  Six Republicans Call for Action

NEW REGIONAL STOPPAGES IN MINES FEARED      Plan To Harass Coal Industry Is Seen In  - Action By, Lewis

REDS NEARING U.S. MILITARY HEADQUARTERS   Front Reports Claim  That Southern Army § Has Lost American Z Equipment.

SOVIETS INCREASE AID TO RED CHINA  Russia Taking Greater Indirect Part in War

Agreement 10 Provide Help Is Announced   Arab Nations And Israel To Benefit Lindar New Plans

Big Three Will Arm. Mid-East   United States, Britain and France Agree  +o Provide War Materials to Arab  Nations and Israel if Assured No Ag gression is Planned.   PROTECTION AGAINST REDS

Allies to Supply Arms, Materials To Middle East   Buyer State Will Be Warned against Aggression

Accord On Touchy Issue Seen As Strategic Move In East-West Cold War

ARMS WILL 60 TO MIDDLE EAST TO AID DEFENSE      U. S., Britain And France Will Send Help To Arabs And Israel But Forbid  Aggression.

THREE POWERS MAKE DECISION AT CONFERENCE   Under Agreement Weapons Must Not Be Used fre A waownesinn

Arms for East Supplied by West Powers   U. S., Great Britain and France Agree to Aid Middle East as Buffer  Aaainst Communism.

Tough Andy Vishinski Is ‘Aghast When Democracies ‘Adopt Tougher Policies   Soviet Foreign Minister Wants Return To World War tl Days When Reds Got All They Asked for

APPEALS MADE TO BALK ATTACK BY RED FORCES   Lawmakers Call For Speedy Military Aid To Guard Formosa Against Aggression By Communists.

Speedy Aid To Formosa Urged   Senator Knowland Takes Lead In Demanding  Actian.

Speedy Military Aid To Formosa Is Demanded By Several Lawmakers -

“onators Urae Aid To Formosa   Danger Of Communist Invasion Studied

Hoover Tells Of Necessary Bomb Guards   _Britain Rechecks Personnel; Fuchs fs ife-Long Communist

Democratic Orators Speak For Party Loyalty, Claim Harmony On Rights Matter

Dixie Democrats Wooed By High Party Leaders   Honeyed Words Said At Conference In Raleigh

Demos Beat Drums For Party Loyalty   Barkley Tops Speaker List At Raleiadh Harmony Conclave

PARTY LOYALTY IS WATCHWORD OF DEMOCRATS   Controversial Issue Of Civil Rights Not Talked Even In Southern Accent

Demos Beat Big Drums For Party Unity   Profess Love For Dixie In Harmony Meeting At Raleigh

DEMOCRATS SHUN CIVIL RIGHTS AT RALEIGH MEETING   Party Harmony Called for by National Spokesmen at Day and Night Pep Rally.   BARKLEY A SPEAKER; DINNER $50 A PLATE   High Command Seeks to Arouse Support of Leaders for Secretary Brannan’s Farm Plan...

Barkley Leads Orators In Urging Harmony Within Party   South’s Governors Ask Issue Dehate:s   Folsom, McMath Want Civil Rights Discussion, But None Turns Up

Barkley Asks Party Loyalty   Skips Civil Rights Issue In Dixie Pen Rally

High Winds Work Havoc   Show Windows Blown Out, Trees Toppled, Wires Snapped in Kanaae City Area

Tornadic Winds, Also Dust   Batter Kansas City, Cut Destructive  Path Across. Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas

Formosa (ssueSettled—Truman  Plenty Heat, Little  Light Qn Question

Truman Tart On Formosa   Tells Newsmen Issue Settled 5 Weeks Ago; No Policy Statement

Settled Issue Of Formosa ) Weeks Ago  Wake Conference Most Satisfactory

MW’ Arthur Rift Hint Stirs Truman Blast  President Says Issue fiscal. 1 ¥.... kf!   President Says Issue Settled; Long Ago, Claims Full Accord

Truman Denies Any Diseord Over Formosa   He and MacArthur in Complete Accord on Issue. Newsmen Told

‘Truman Denies Split With Mae  Over Formosa   Asserts He Was Pleaser With Talk and General Wl) EFivich Tah

President Says Question Was Settled When VFW Statement Was Withdrawn

Formosa Issue Angers Truman   Question ‘Settled,’ He Snaps at Press

MACARTHUR, TRUMAN SEE EYE TO EYE   Reporters Scolded By President For Query About Formosa

TRUMAN SEE EYE TO EYE   Reporters Scolded By President For Query About Formosa

Says Question Of Formos: - Was Settled Five Weeks Ago   DEFENDS CONFERENCE AT WAKE ISLAND

Trate Truman Raps Formosa Dispute Talk   He and MacArthur Not in Disagreement He Asserts; Question Wake Parley Topic

Tred Truman ‘Blasts Rumors  On Formosa   Declares Issue Was  - of oo   Declares Issue Was Troned Out Weeks Before Wake Tathka

Truman Sheds Little Light On U. S. Policy For Formosa's Future   Kelly And Williams Swap Rabbit Punches

Formosan Policy Still a Mystery As Truman Boils.   Show of Anger  Does Not Explain Pentagon Statement By Hiah Brass

HST Denies Disagreeing  On Formosa Says That Question Was Settled With

senator Seeks to Unravel Mystery - . : Aftermath of President's Wake Island Talks Sheds Little Light on Question of Formosa

TRUMAN DENIES FORMOSA RIFT   Says He and MacArthur Reached Accord on Issue 5 Weeks Before Parley

President Says No Disagreeing About Formosa’  More Information Is Requested By  Senator

Formosa Question Reported Settled   Truman Says No Agreement Now Exists

SAYS FORMOSA QUESTION HAS BEEN SETTLED   President Denies Any Disagreement on  Chinz Stronghold

FORMOSA ISSUE SETTLED, TRUMAN TELLS NEWSMEN   President .-Heatedly Denies Any Disagreement Exists Between Him and General MacArthur.   FHETHER QUESTION UP AT WAKE IN DOUBI   ecutive Refuses to Sa: Whether U. S. Will Defend Island Pending Its Disposition by U. N.

No Light Shed on Formosa Issue   No Disagreement on It, President States

Truman Denies Any Disagreement Between Him And MacArthur Over Administration Formosan Policy

Rift Denied — ~ By President   Truman. Says He's Had No Disagreement. With * ” MeeArthur

POMONA GRANGE TO MEET SEPT. 2 AT OGDENSBURG   State College Specialists to Give Demonstrations in Poultry and Nutrition

Navies Bombard Southwest Coast   U. S., British Open. Aerial Offensive

Reds Fighting Desperately To Gain Time   Only 37,000 Korean Effectives Estimatec Left On Peninsula  RULLETIN!

Senators Demand Tighter Secrecy On ‘Hydro’ Bomb   ‘“Musn’t Give This One Away’’ Says Senator Wherry Of Nebraska   VANDENBURG SICK MAY QUIT COMMITTEE

Leader Urges Better Guards For H-Bomb’   ‘We Mustn’t Give It Away’ Wherry States lf Weapon Is Made

Torrance County Booth Takes First at State Fair; Schools Get in the Limelight Today

Mayors Claim State's Fiscal Policies Costly   Conference Asks for Broader Powers for Local Taxation

President af Key West for 3.Waek Sfay   ‘Gets Down to Work and Play At Winter White House; Appears in Best of Health

Four Women Chosen As Paight Jurors  New Panel Needed Selection Is Slow

Four Lose Lives In Boat Mishap Near Brookings   Jelene, Robert Beckman, Carl Houghlund And Son. Are Thrown From Boat; Bodies Not Recovered

THOSE COMICS - - HO, HO, HO, HO   For A Good Time Read Funny Page -

Army Shells Blazing Texas Oil Well, Opens Way for Civilian Fire Fighters

Reds Close French Ports, Stymie Sabotage Penalty   Filibuster, Brawls Cripple Assembly As It Debates Death and Jail for Those Interfering With Aid-Arms

Filibuster Staged By Reds Cripples “French Assembly  eer rere ae ee oe, a   Communist Drive to Kill Death Penalty for Sabotage of U. S. Aid

Two Communist Moves Aimed at U.S. Arms Aid   French Seaports Closed; Filibuster Stalls Assembly

Double Red Drive Closes French Ports   Current Parliament Threatened By Filibuster And Brawl; Longshoremen Join Strike.

Gov't. Seeks Death Penalty Law Against All Saboteurs   Communist Push to Paralyze Legislature, Create More Labor Unrest in Republic

French Reds Try to Kill American Aid Benefits, Filibuster in Assembly

French Reds Sabotage U. S.   Communists Disrupt Assembly And Act To Tie Up Ports

U.S. to Defend  Korean Capital  High Source Vows Yanks Won’‘t Pull Ou

Savers ‘Soaked’ Say Underwriters  Life Insurance Tox  ‘Eqvors Soenders’

Installers Described as Angry   If Uncrossed, Lines Could Cripple Service

Heavy Damage Left In Wake Of Windstorm  - Falling Tree Hits Car; th, 16 Ts toe

Heavy Damage Left In Wake Of Windstorm   Falling Tree Hits Car; Youth 16, Is Injured

Air Force  fits Foe's ‘Supply Lines   U.S. Planes Have One of Biggest Days of the War

Pittsburgh Area Suffers One Of Worst Blizzards   Steel Capital Virtually Paralyzed As Result ' Of Snowfall In Excess Of 20 Inches— Cleveland Reports Foot Of Snow—Gale Causes Severe Damage At New York City

New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland Dealt Heavy Blow by Storm; 25 Die

+ !   Winter Storm One Of History's Worst   Staten Island Isolated by High Tides; Florida May Get 12 Above; 28 Dead

Pittsburgh is Paralyzed By Heavy Snow   Snow Storm in Appalachians One of Heaviest on Record

Winter’s Worst Storm Kills — ; At Least 25   New York, Pittsburgh ‘And Cleveland .. ~ _Are Hit Hard

Survey Shows At Least 25 Persons Die   Pittsburch Is Covered By 20 Inches of Snow

3 Major Cities Are Hit Hard by Snow, High Wind   200,000 Are Idled As 20 Inches Falls In Pittsburgh Area

Holiday Deaths Now Total 585 For The Nation   359 Killed In Auto Aeccidents Alone: Toll Expected To Go Higher

HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 38:   Fatalities Exceeding Most Pessimistic Predictions.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Sets Week for Electrocution of Feasterville Haldun Trin

Yanks Parade In Berlin   Het Spot of Cold War Given Peek at U.S. Military Power

U.S, TEAMWORK IS POLISHED IN BERLIN PARADE   Armed Forces Day Demonstrations Come Week Before Youth March

Bombers Blast Red Positions   American, Australian Warplanes Carry Out Large-Scale Attacks

Jets Destroy Three ‘Yaks’   Soviet-Built Planes Shot Up Near Seoul

Mercury Latest Train To Halt From Coal Crisis   Other Roads Also Announce Train Cuts

Water Roars Over Highway 6 Feet Deep  . ee oe aa, ae Pe   Burlington Tracks Washed Out; Crop  Ramana iIncrencina

Judge Assails Parole Board   Blast Comes After Law Forces Court, To Free Sex Defendant

Judge Assails Parole Board  Bi. @.—.. Aff   Blast Comes After Law Forces Court, To -Free Sex Defendart

MILDER   Ike’s Views Are Studied   » Defense Budget  oT 00 Economical?

[ke Criticism May Result In Arms Switch   Former Commander Urges 48 Air Force Modern Combat Units

Cause of Dow Blast Unknown   inflammable Gases frorg Reactor Blamed for Exnlosion

Lora Lee Michel; Child Sfar, Runs  Away From Home 9-Year-Old Actress  Is Center Of Court ‘Custody Battle

CHILD STAR RUNS AWAY FROM HOME   Nine-Year-Old) Lora Lee Michel ‘Yuens Up at Home of Friend After Fleeing from Foste Lar nts — Re -ppearance ¥ Kidnaping Seare. i :

CHILD STAR RUNS AWAY FROM HOME   Nine-¥Year-Otd = Lora Lee Michel Tr-ns Up at Home of: Friend: After Fleeing from " Foster: Lac hth — Re-ppenrance: ee: Kidnaping Seare, Lp

Mire Aids Capture Of Daring Robbers  Over $7,000 Taken  From Man In Streat

Tax Bill Now Up fo Senate   ‘Developments In. Korea. May Effect. Chanae

1.000 MILES OFF FLORIDA Ki irst Tropical Hurricane  Said Still Moving Slowly

Civil Defense’ Training Seen As Necessary   ‘Take To Hills’, Mentality Won't Do, Says Backers

DEFENSE PROGRAM OUTLINED  Administration Asks $3-Billion For Civilian Bomb Protection

A-Bomb Shelters And Civil Defense Taken Up by U. S.   $3,100,000,000 Program Outlined By Federal Leaders

Bomb Shelter Plans Presented Congress   Administration Outlines Defense Program Costina Billions

$100,000 Fire Levels Huge Grain Elevator Al Frederick, Ckla; Threatens Town

Big Elevator At Frederick Fire Wrecked   Five-Story Structure Gutted by Blaze; Loss To installation Set At Over $100,000

Delbert Spencer Dies in Chair For 1946 Slaying   Athens Countian Tells Guard Black Hood Is Drawn ‘Too Tight’

Athens Slayer Electrocuted at State Prison   Spent Last Day With Sister, Penitentiary Chaplair

Truman Reveals Okay From UN Not Necessary      On Rorea Up To American Military  Leaders In) The Field

President Says U.S.Won't Back  Down In Korea   Supports Leadership Of General MacArthur

Prepare For Worst, Says Acheson   Consider A-Bombing Foe In Korea

President To Request Funds for Arms Boost:  Praises Gen. MacArthur

‘Newsmen Heat Its Use Being Given Thought  TE Napnceareu? Ha   ‘If Necessarw’ He Tells Press Corps

President Backs Gen. MacArthur   Declares United States Is Fighting For Survival And That United Nations Forces Wiil Not Be Withdrawn From Korea

Lausche Shocks Ohio Democrats On Senate Vote  Go ndecided Whether To Support

Gov. Lausche Draws Wrath  Of Democrats   Governor Says He Hasn’t Decided Whether To Support His Party’s Candidate Against Taft.

Ohio Governor May Back Taft   Announcement of His Indecision Shakes Democratic Ranks

F'labbergasted Is Word For Dem Leaders  Lausche Statement On Candidates Stirs Up Party Comment

Lausche Upsets Democrat Chiefs   Ohio Governor May Support Sen. Shegs

Party Jolted By Lausche's Senate Stand   Governor Says He's Undecided Ga How He'll ¥ote

EXTENSION OF ENLISTMENTS IS APPROVED  Fighting Services Al ye ry a  ae   Fighting Services Already Have Their Mobilization Plans In High Gear.

Legislation Will Reach House And Senate By Next Week, Passage Assured; Mobilization Program In High Gear   MARINES CALL UP ORGANIZED RESERVE

Expiring Enlistments In All Branches Are Extended For One Year   Marine Corps Calls Ail Active Ground Reserves To Active Duty; Prepare To Call Guard.

- —CONGRESS— Action Due On Service Ceilings  RULING TO HiT on9 200 WIN

OK Truman Proposal to Extend All Enlistments  Expiring by July 1, 1951

Freeze All Men Now in Service   Congress Extends Term of Enlistment : One. Year

Congress Extends Hitches  Committees OK Tacking a Year Onto Present

CROWD CHEERS AS DECISION GIVEN COURT   Physician Prepares To Reopen Office After Rest

Demands Made For More’ Tax   Many Congressmen Want An Excess Profits Tax To Be Levied Immediately

Douglas Plans To Offer Levy As Amendment   Committee Opposes Move At Present

Excess Profits Tax Demands Again Raised   Senators Want Amendment to Emeraency Bill

Court Backs Axis Sally's Conviction   Appellate Judges Are Unanimous In War Treason Case

CONVICTION OF ‘AXIS SALLY’ WPHELD BY COURT OF APPEALS   Former O.W.U. Co-Ed Lost Another Round in Treason Casa

Axis Sally Conviction  Is Upheld   Sentence Of 10 To 30 Years. $10,000 Fine Supported By Court

Way Near Clear For Marshall   Congress Okays Measure to Permit Special Entrance

Marshall Okay Is  Assured:   Only Few Mitior Steps Left to Take Following Passage of Bill to Give \ Army Man Defense Toh

Congress Votes. fo Change Law to Get Marshall   Republican.Oppositior Overcome to Permit. Military Man Direct

Making Exception On Gen. Marshall  Congress Provides No Mili tary Man May Succeed Him in Post BILL GOES TO TRUMAN  Senate Confirmation o! Marshall Regarded as Assured

WAY NEARLY CLEAR FOR GEN. MARSHALL AS DEFENSE HEAD   Congress Overrides GOP Objection To Army Man In Post Of Secretary

Way Cleared  For Marshall  To Take Post GOP Objections — To Military Men

Congress Okays Marshall As Secretary of Defense   Raymond V. Allman Serves on Flagship

Way Is Clearing For Appointment Of Marshall   Republican Senator Says General Is Living Lie, Front For Traitors

Way Almost Cleared For Gen. Marshall   Congress Votes To Approve Him As Head Man of Military Dept.

MARSHALL GETS JOB CLEARANGE   Senate Approves Law A\lowing Military Man To Head Nation’s Defense— One More Sten.

Marshall Ready To Assume Job As Defense Head   Presidential Name Will Install Chief; Congress Approves

Way Cleared For Marshall By Congress   Republican Protests Against Appointmen’ Are Brushed Aside

Only Two Minor Steps Remain Before Gen. Marshall Will Take Over as Defense Chief

Congress Clears Marshall Path To Cabinet Job   McCarran Joins 20 Republicans In Opposition

Congress Clears  Way for Marshall As Defense Chief  Both Houses Okay Amendment to Law  On Qualification

House, Senate Vote Approval Of Marshal   Truman Signature Will Permit His Formal Nomination

Marshall Will Take Over State Department Soon   Both Houses Approve After Bitter Speeches

Way Almost Oper For G. Marshall To Accept Post   Both Houses Act On Defense Appointment  After Bitter Words

Bitter Speeches Precede Voting For Marshall   Way Almost Cleared for General to Take Over Defense Post

Marshall Is Almost Ina: Rule Fades   Precedent ‘Shattered on Keeping Military Men Out of Cabinet; GOP Opposition Overeonie   Truman’s Choice   Indiana Democrat Call: Marshall ‘Front Man for Traitors’

Congress Okays Marshall For Defense Post   Only President's Signature Needed Jenner In Bitter Blast At General

MARSHALL'S WAY CLEARED IN: CONGRESS   Vote Exception to Law so Military Man Can Be Named Secretary of Defense.

Bitter GOP Opposition Is Overridden To Clear Way For Marshall To Take Over

SHIFT FOLLOWS SHARP ATTACKS ON SECRETARY   Stephen T. Early Also Resigns From Job

MARTHUR SAYS FORMOSA VITAL TO DEFEND U. S.   Arms Aid To Southeas' Asia Expected To Be Asked Of Johnson

‘Aid Formosa,’  MW’Arthur Tip   Far East Defense Need: Cited ta Tanhnenn

ARMS TO SAVE FORMOSA URGED BY MACARTHUR   Island Can Be Saved Frem Reds If Immediate Action Is Taken   DEFENSE SECRETARY CONFERRING IN TOKYO

Believes American Arms Should Be Sent At Once To Red-Menaced Island   General To Hold Conference With Secretary Of Defense And Other PBlioch Officiale On Far Pact Stratecv

island Termed Nationalists’. Last Foothold   Occupation Commander To Confer With Joint  Chiefs Today. 

Attorney-General Jeers At Senator McCarthy For ‘Immunity’ Speeches

aPY AUNT nT Ao NAZI GLOW AT LIBERTIES   McGrath Blisters McCarthy at Democratic Meet in Omaha.

Senators Not Interested In Pike For Post  President Truman’s Request Unheeded

Senate Members of Joint Committee Will Not Change Stand on Rebuffing Pike

Single Vote Bars Approval  Of AEC’s Pike   Truman Baffled As Senate Committee Rejects Nomination

Truman Out of Luck On Pike Turndown  Senate Committee Unlikely To Changs Minds on AEC Nomination

Senate Shows Little Sign of ‘Appointing Pike   President Wishes Him Recalled to Atomic Energy Commission

Senate Shows Little Signs Pike Approva   Members Atomic Energy  Committe May Not Heec Truman's Wish to Name  Pike for New Term:

Phone Strike Decision Will Be Sef Today   Walkout Delayed One Day Sunday; Union International Asked For Added Respite

CAR SHOPS T0 START ASSEMBLY LINE MONDAY   Will Be In Full Production In a Wajks, McMillian Says.

CAR SHOPS T0 START ASSEMBLY LINE MONDAY   Will Be tn Full Production I!r 2 Weeks, MeMillian . ; Says. -

Believed From Navy Craft Missing With 10 Aboard; No Visible Signs Of Life

No Survivors Are Sighted In U.S. Hunt   Capsized Float Spotted Near Danish JIsland

Rescue Plane Sights Ratt In Baltic Sea   Object Reported During Search for Lest Navy Plase

Missing Navy Bomber Is Not Found In Baltic   Rescue Ship Fails To Locate Plane At Spot Reported  (RITT.T.FTIN \

REPORT LIFE RAFT IN BALTIC SEARCH FOR U.S. AIRPLANE  BELIEVE LOST CRAFT IS THAT REFERRED TO IN RUSSIAN PROTEST

Search Pianes Spot Life Raft Near Denmark   Believed To Be Unit From Missing Navv Patrol Bomber

RESCUE ARE RUSHED TO AREA   First Clue To Plane Which Disappeared Saturday   DANISH FLIER   Believes U. S. Airmen Mistake Floating Buoy For Life Raft

Weather   Hope Revived For Missing Navy Airmen   Patrol Pilot Spots Life Raft In Baltic Sea

Philadelphian Choice of Party Chiefs For Republican Floor Leader of House

SLAYS WOMAN SO HE CAN GET HER-SCALP   Admits Shooting Girl, Then Raping Her As She Lay Dying

Ginnings In County 21,351 Bales To Dec. 1; 43,789 To Date In °49

UL, S. AND CZECHS FIGHT COLD WAR   America Ready To Maintair State Of Stabilized Hostil. ity And Not Close Prague Embassy.

Parka Clad Marines Push Forward Toward Changjin Reservoir 0 : Central Front   ‘Command Treads  Gingerly, Fear Wan

U.N. Troops Are Slowed Along Coasts  Americans Advance Toward Reserroir  Through Icy Hills

Cotton Market   From The Pecos To the Sabine .... ee  Forty-Eight Candidates Vying For Twelve State Offices In Quiet Elections

TEMPERATURE   Paw Paw Lad Is Wounded By Cousin   Berrien Springs Nimrod Quizzed In Detroiter’s Death

BERRIEN SP’GS NAN FATALLY SHOOTS HUNTER   Harry Shull Mistakes De troiter For Deer In  North Woods

Sewell Avery Still Boss Despite Boos  Montgomery Ward Stockholders Vote

APPRENTICE RIDER FATALLY INJURED   Alfred E. Wagaman, 20, Hanover R.D. 4, Dies After Being Thrown From Horse At Laurel Race Track

Diggers Defying Court Order as Weather Chills   Mine-Field Violence Flares Openly While Talks Continue

Miners Continue Defiance   Given Until Friday To Clear Selves of Contempt of Court;  Refuse to Dig Coal

Wayne Rausch, Luella Kramer. Win Top Honors at 4-H Camp   Help of ‘Outsiders’ Contributed __ Greatly to Appreciation Day Success

4-H CAMPERS RETURN HOME   Fine Time Enjoyed During Past Week ‘At Camp Cliftan

Parker Seeking Sen, Hill’s Post   Attalla Man,.37, Announces Senate Race, Outlines His Platform

10,000 Commie Dead Wounded Left Behind   Changnyong Ablaze. a: Enemy Masses for Taexu Assault

U. S. Forces Recapture Lost Areas   10,000 Reds Are Killed or Wounded

First One-Party Rule Since War May Follow Move   Liberals Expected To Cause Trouble  In Reorganization

Premier Offaly Resigns Position  Leader May Form  New Government

Italians May Choose One Party Regime  DeGasperi’s Cabinet Resigns. In. Body At Rome.

ltalian Premier Breaks Coalition  Move Seeks Single Party Government

Italy to Get. New Regime   First. One-Party: Govern. . ment Since War Forecas! _o as Cabinet Quits.

Coalition Out In Italy as Premier Quits  De Gasperi’s Move May Set Stage

To Bolster Anti-Red Forces  Ttalian Cabinet Resigns; To Try     Forming Oue-Party Government

MAN WITHOUT PROFESSION  Dr. Hermann Sander Is Stripped Of Any Connection With. Medicine

A-Plant Strike Is Called: Off   GE Workers Obey TUE lnctructions

ATOM WORKERS STRIKE, THEN ‘CALL IF OFF   Picket Lines. Withdrawn At GE Laboratory

Atom Laboratory Strike Is Brief   Workers Ordered Bach by Union Chairman Biter Five Hours

Walkout af GE. Plant Called Off   But Operations of -Hervester-idled.. .

Family of Five Die In Flames   U. S. Housing Project Dwelling Is Burned

Mother Collapses and Suffocates As She Runs Back Info House to Save the Others, Coroner Rigby States — Father and Children Burn to Death in Second-Story Bedrooms — Fire Apparently Starts in Living-Room.

Lone Flight — ~ Made By Je   [Plane Refuels As It Flies,  Spons  Ocean In Ten © ' Houre

JET PLANE FLIES. ACROSS. ATLANTIC OCEAN IN 1OHOUR'   Pilot of Second Ship, Gas Gone, Bails Out Over Labrador and Is Picked Up by Helicopter.   3,300-MILE, TRIP STARTED IN ENGLAND   World War II Ace Average: 330 M. P. H. on Trail-Blaz  ing Journey—Craft Re H fueled in Air.

Fueling on Wing, Jet Flies Atlantic; Second One Misses   One Pilot Has to Bail Out Almost In Sight of Field

U.S. Jet Spans Atlantic In First Non-Stop Flight   Raile Out Safely

One Jet Completes Atlantic Flight; Pilot Of Other Bails Out Safely Over Labrador

Pilots Misjudged Altitude, Report   Haze During Flight Caused 3 Crashes

Pilot Blames Haze for Jet Plane Crash   Sole Survivor of Three Crafis Tells of Plunge Into Body of Water

3 Jets Flew Into Potomae, Survivor Says   Pilot Whose Air eraft ‘Bounced’ Blames Haze For Mistakine Watery

JETS FLEW INTO POTOMAC RIVER AT FULL SPEED   Misjudged Altitude and Hit Water In Tight Formation.

WEY SUE Y Wi & aap Air Crash Cleared  Pilots of Three Jets Misjudged Altitude in Haze. Flew Into River

Triple Smashup Planes Hunted  Two Pilots Missing; One Wreck Found

Search On For Wreckace Of Two Fighters   Surviving Pilot Tells Of Ships Spinning in At Same Time

Haze 2Dieas Train Crash. Jumps Track   Asserts Haze  Caused Crash

Also Blocks U.S. Assets Of Enemies   American Ships Prohibited From Entering China

U.S. Cuts Trade With Red China  Financial Assets Also Are Frozen

Winter Slugs U.S. Midwest   Snow and Celd Sweep Over Wide Region; Below: Zero Weather in Several States

‘Snow Is Piling Up in Long Strip Of Country From Canada [nto Southland; Blizzards Are Growing

Icy Grip On Wide Area   Clinton, Ia., Hardest Hit By Sleet Storm Which Caused Estimat ed $1 Million Damage

River Town Cleaning Up After Storm   Communications Cut Off In Towa Area by Wind And Ice; Qamage Said About 81.000.000

Clinton Is Hit by Ice Storm   Damage !s About a Million, Mayor Reports

HOUSING PLAN TO GET GOING NEXT SUMMER   Government Expects Peak Production Under New Low-Rent Housing Projects to be in Full Swing Around dune, 1051.

Hoover Urges Withholding Aid to Europe   Says European Nations Should Oraanize Army

Withhold Aid to Europe Until Europe Raises Army, Herbert Hoover Urges U.S.

Hoover Delivers Plan to Bolster World's Defense   Ex-President Asserts U. S. Should Work For 'World Alliance’

Yanks Lose 15 Miles ‘in Red Push   Defense Line Along River Given Up; Clouds Hamper Plane:

HEAVY ARMOR Jhb THACUGH U5. OUTPOSTS   “Heavy Casualties” Reported in Dispatches from Front Lines.

North Korean Armor Hurls American Troops Back South   Cammunists 50 Miles From Canital

SEES RUSSIAN CHALLENGE TO NAVAL POWER   Navy Secretary Mathews Cites Growth of Soviet Navy — Sccretary Says Soviet Submarine Program Js Backed by Surface ‘Naval Building Program.

INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Save wy 892487 a.t 4B WEB ELLN E  Naomi Planz of Lawrence Receives Brokne Leg Near Bonner Springs

INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Naomi Planz of Lawrence Receives Bengkne Leo Near Bonner Soringcs

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Out Of The Past--Light On Old Allies Of Bridges

BALANCED BUDEET ASKED   Recommends Gut in Ex ahd  Small Income Tuxes anit Shift‘Ing of Tax Burden to Wealthy “ant High-Protit Corporations,

BALANCED BUDGET ASKED   Recormiends Cut in Excise aad ‘Small Income Taxes amt ShittIng of Tax Burden to Wealthy  and High-Profit Corporations.

MERCY SLAYER GOES ON TRIAL   Girl Who Killed Father Is Calm at Opening

Girl, Charged With Slaying Dad, On Trial   Accused Of Murde: In ‘Mercy Killing’ O: Policeman Father

GOP Leaders  Hint at Action  Against Britair Marshall Plan Aid  Cut Seen on Move Recognizing Reds

GOP Leaders Hint Censure  ~ Due British   Recognition of Red China  Stirs Capitol Tempers;  White Honsce Silent

MuchOtNation “Blacked Out” By Smoke Pall   Canadian Forest Fires Are Blamed

Forest Fire Smoke From Canada Causes eayv y Or vercast He ere       Darkness Of Night Comes During Midday To Many Great Lake Cities

Thick Layers Black Out Sun As Far East As New England; Hampers Flying Excites People

Pitch Darkness Comes to Large Area at Midday   Originates From Blazes In Canada; Pall Slows Flying, Causes Anxiety

Vast Area  In Northeast  Experiences  Rare ‘Night Canadian Smoke  Spreads as Far  @ nwsth ac WV wie oo

Forest Fire Smoke  Covers Huge Area   Big Layers Reported As For South As Virginia Lights Go On In Mid-Afternoon—Phone  Calle Swamn Newenanere

Thick Layers of Smoke Change Color of the Sun   News Offices Flooded With Calls, Some Fearing Atomic Bombs to Blame: Daytime Games Played Under Lights.

Threatened Rail Strike Still Rumor   -Yardmaster Walkout Scheduled in K.C. — Tomorrow Is News Te. Mediation Official

Permit Curb on Commercial Use Of Natural Gas   State PSC Approves Missourt Power and Light Co. Proposal

State Gas Ute   PSC; Ruling: Effective “For 6 Months; Local. Firm’s Plan Accepted.

Nebraskans Flee Broad Flood Zone   Five Lives Already Claimmec by Blue River; Dam Bursts Under Crest

Hundreds Flee Flood Born of 3-Inch Rain   Damage Expected to Rus Inte Millions In Nebraska

Floodwaters Charge Down Big Blue River in Nebraska, Causing Evacuations; 5 Persons Drowned

Five Die in Nebraska Floods   Most of Crete Unde Four to Six Feet Of Water Today

Torrential Rains Take Five Lives In Midwest Aree  Damage Toll High As New Regions Lita L.,. Cl..de

CRETE, ’ BY FLOOD WATERS   Rescue Operations Shiftec From York, Where'13.15 Inches of Rain Fell

At Least Five Nebraskans Die In High Waters   Damage In Millions Caused By Flooded Big Blue River

Property Damage in Millions   Over 13 Inches of Rain Falls in One District in 7 Hours

13-Inch Deluge Puts Fourth of ° City Under Water: Crest Moves On

Flash Floods, Fabulous Rains Hit Nebraska   13-Inch Rain Falls In 7-Hour Cloudburst; Millions in Damages

Investigators Charge $160 Million In Overpayments Made at St. Louis Office

Union Accuses Phone System Of "Leckout”’  Pledges Asked Of Operators Called Violatian Of Law

Bitterness Spreads In Bell Telephone Strike, No Speedy Peace Expected

‘ANGER MOUNTS N PHONE STRIKE   Bitterness Spreads As Strikers Claim Lockout, This Reing Denied By Telephone Co.

Bitterness Now Creping Into Phone Walkout   Union Is Accusing Company Of “Discriminatory Lockout.”

Tension Mounts In Phone Strike As Fight Flares   Pickets Engage In Police Battle {In Philadelohia

Bitterness Spreads In  Phone Issue   Negotiators Hold Longest Meeting Since Strike Bezan

Commander Asserts Americans Thus Far Have Engaged Only In ‘Small Actions’

Only 500. ; U.S. Troops  See Action  Officer Says No"    Officer Says No: Major Engagements  Fought By Americans

NORTH KOREANS DRIVE 60 MILES FARTHER SOUTH   Red Radio Claims 24th Reg. Of U. S. 44th Div. Destroyed

Cold, Not Enemy, Worst Foe: In Last Drive to Frontier:   ‘Few Reds: Met, None Is - Sight Near China ‘Supply Route

17th Regimental Combat Team Spearheaded Advance; Tanks And Artillery Brought Up Support

UN Troops Set Camps Near River  Commander Claims Force Won’t Fire

Won't Fire Across the Stream Unless Chinese Reds Fire First; Troops to Pull Back to Hills and “Wait and See”.

Reds Fail To Oppose Advances   American Troops Not To  Fire Unless Enemy Fires First

TTH DIVISION TROOPS FIRST AT FRONTIER   Light Opposition Encountered En Route To Yalu River   SOUTH KOREAN UNITS ADVANCE SIX MILES

See No Sign Of  Enemy   Americans Ready, But Won't Fire Across Yalu River Front

Chinese Troops Low in Morale, Say Observers   No Opposition to 7th Division as it Reaches Frontier

Yanks Not to Shoot Across Line Unless Knemy Fires First   7th Division's 17th Regimental Combat Team First to Fight Way to Yalu River Boundary: South Koreans Advance LO Miles Unopposed

No Report Made Of Resistance From Red Forces  ‘Commander Will Not . Fire First Across Dividina Yalu River

A DUT OF   RULES  MEETINGS   nd Britain Immediately llenge Authority of oviet Delegate.

Security Connell Turns Down Move To Seat Red Chine   Group Rejects Malik’:  Ruline From Chair

Town Nabbed by S. Koreans   Reds Resist at Changjon, 60 Miles Beyond Parallel: Northern Drive Sure

Conferees Work Out Compromise Red Control Bill   ‘Concentration Camp’ Provision Included

Beautiful Cretan Girl Flees With Lover In Detiance Of Bitter Family Feuding

FEAR ROMANCE MAY IGNITE FEUD TO FLAME 100 YEARS  Cretan Lovers Defy Warning With Snap Of Fingers From Legendary Mount Idc

Truman Cheered By Reservists  President Moved   President Moved By Huge Ovation

Says Valley Forge Spirit Needed to Praduce Peace for Entire World Today

Truman Pleads For Peace And Freedom In Talk Before 50,000 Boy Scouts

‘Truman At Scout Jamboree   Tells Boys World Is Tough, But Urges Them Not to Meet ~Red Hate With Hate

Scout Jamboree Hears Truman's Man-to-Man Talk   Nearly 50,000 Boys Are Told What a Tough World This Is

President Truman Adresses Scouts   Tells Them What Tough World They Are Growing Up In

President Tells 50,000 Boy Scouts They're Growing U p in Tough World

Bov Scouts Hear Truman At Jamboree  President Grim in Talk to 50,860 Boys

Truman Speaks To 50,000 Boy Scouts  Blasts ‘Cynical Leaders’ Pleas For Peace, Freedom

"Their Masters Will Not Hesitate To Sacrifice Them’...  Precident Tells Scouts Of Tough World Man-F ashion

BOY SCOUTS HEAR TRUMAN   President Tells Jamboree Delegates To Work For Peace, Freedom.

Truman Calls for Renewed Faith  Tells Scouts to Have Faith Like Wackinatnan

50,000 SCOUTS HEAR ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT   Says All Americans Must Work for Peace and Freedom.

Truman Berates ‘Cynical Leaders   Largest Youth Gathering in History of America Hears HST Plead for Faith in Peace, Freedom

Scouts Are Told They Are Living in ‘Tough’ World   50,000 Hear Pres. Truman Make Talk At Vallev Forge

President Talks toa Scouts Man-to-Man   Growing Up in A Tough World He Tells Them

Boy Scouts Are Told Of Hard World  Truman Calls For ‘Burning Faith’ In Peace and Freedom

FBI Aids In —  Ferreting Out  Spy Pipeline Route Of ‘Atomic Leaks Discovered

MALCOLM WHITT PLEADS GUILTY   Admits Manslaughter Ir Negro Slaying And Gets 10 Years

AMERICANS LEAVE HURTING ZONE   BIGGEST AIRLIFT SINCE BER. LIN BLOCKADE SET UP FOR EVACUATION,

U.S. Sets Up New Airlift In Korea  1,500 Americans T: Be Out By Today

UMW Continues Defense Against Contempt Charge   Union, Industry Heads Resume Pact Talks In Lewis' Absence

Temperatures   Union Net to Blame; Secretary Tells Court; Latest Attempt at Wage Negotiation Proves Futile .

Agriculture Dept. Needs Permission To Continue Work   Authorization Ends  On December 31; Qlanoroue Miret Act

Wave-Price Curbs Also Being Hinted   Special Truman Message Indicated

Price and Pay Controls Loom  By Week's End   National Emergency May Be Proclaimed; Advisers Conferring

TAFT GHARGES PEACE ‘LOST’   Ohio Senator Replies To Truman Speech Of Saturday

SEN. TAFT PLACES BLAME ON TRUMAN   Declares Administration Lost the Peace

Deepening of Channel Near Complete As Dredge Approaches Waterfront

STATE DEMOS HEAR BARKLEY   Vice President Addresse: Jefferson-Jackson - Day Dinner

Soviet Curbs Trucks More Despite Plea   _ U.S. Protest Ignored in Berlin— Air Lift Ready

Senate Demos See No Proof Of Spy Charges   Probers Have Not Drafted Final Report On Their Findinas

J. E. Hoover Gives Data on Alleged Spy   4 Soions Receive Analysis of File

HOOVER FILE REPORT DRAWN BY SENATORS   Democrats Indicate McCarthy Claims Not Proved

RUMORED COAL STRIKE FAILS TO MATERIALIZE   Most Miners Return To Pits for Two Days This Week

Operators In East Know No Rea.  son For The Walkouts In Ni. - linois And Indianz} Have Five. 1 Day. Holiday   ONLY FEW SCATTERED MINES MEET DEMANDS

U.N ACCEPTS NEW OFFERS OF GROUND TROOPS  Belgium and The Netherlands Plan to Send Forces Into   South Korea.

Cash Pours In  To Aid Sander   Sympathizers Donate Over $6,000 In Week To Help *Merey Death’ Doctor

High Waters Near Crest in Indiana   , Two Rivers Pour Thru Levees Near Vincennes

"Bloody Holiday” Kill Will Surpass Any in U. S. History with One Dead Each 8 Minutes

Divorcee Victim Of Haichet Attack  Launch Search For Youthful Suspect

INTO PHI BETA KAPPA   About 100 Attended The Forma! Initiation Dinner Last Night

Publishers Must. Continue Baitle To Squeeze’ Reds   Urged to Guard Agains! “Government Laxity Or Public Apathy"

Dismissal Of Murray Lobby Case Refused   District Attorney's Right To Prosecute Alleged Violations Is Upheld By State Sucreme Court

Strike On Big Bell Network   Coast to Coast Walkout of CIO Workers on  Equipment

Business Expansion Stepped Up   Close to Top Level AchievedLastHalf Of Booming 1948

obbed Of $48,000  $17,119 OF ft Is In Cash, Rest In Checks  ct Bank R

GOP Left Out,  Senator Says   Millikin Asks for Revival Of Binartisan Policy

Senator Asks Bipartisan Policy Return   Millikin Cleims Democrats Lose Foreign Approach

Kalamazoo Boy Kills Parents  Felt They Were Mear   Felt They Were Mean To Him, Police Told

Johnson Will Continue Military Economies; Says He'll Not Resign Office

Defense Secretary Johnson Defends His Economy Drive 7 He: Won't Resian Despite Criticism From Conarece and Military tl aiadare

USDA PLEDGES PROSECUTION OF VIOLATORS  Scores Of Operators Af Fort Worth Stockyards Accused Of ‘Unfair. Deceptive’ Trade Practices

Cattle Trade Firms Accused  Ft, Worth Commission Houses Face Hearinas

Convict 2 Czechs As Spies for U. S.  Former Employes Of American Bureau

Two Czech Employes of U. S. Office in Praque Found Guilty of Spying

A Rubber Cut Is: : Ordered   Tire and Other Plants Sharply Limiged in Use Of Natural Rybber, Wit! Deener Slashes Later

Government Cuts Rubber Use In Tires  25 Per Cent Slash Ordered With Deeper

Natural Rubber Use Cut Orderes  Tire and Bubher Firm   Tire and Rubber Firms ‘Ordered by Governmen To Cut Use by 25%

Use of Natural Rubber Slashed By 25 Per Cent   Government Order To Conserve Supply Effective Nov. 1

Orders Issued To Cut Use Of Natural Rubber   Government Wants Companies To Slash 25 Per Cent.

fire tManulacturers fo Gei Less Rubber Under U. 5. Order   But Government Still Insists There Will Be No Shortage for Cars.

Rubber Use In Tires Cut 25 Per Cent   U. S. Takes Over Total Columbium Steel Production

Natural Rubber Use Curtailed   Tire Companies Must Observe 25 Per Cent Cut After Nov. 1

Cut In Use Of Rubber Ordered November    Limits Placed On Consumption By U.S. Companies

Orders Orders Shar p Cut i in Usage  of all Rudiees   25 Per Cent Reduction To Tire Manufacturers Effective on Nov. lI

USE OF LATEX ORDERED CUT 25 PER CENT   Government Officials Anticipate No Shortage Of Auto Tires

Civilian Rubber Supplies Are Cut   15 Per Cent Reduction Ordered During Next Four Months

U. 5. Orders Cut In Use Of Natural Rubber  Reduction Limits Consumption To 75 Per Cent Of  Previous Averaae

Use Of Rubber Ordered Cut  25 Percent Reductio Set For Tire Firms

Use Of Rubber Is Ordered Cut By 25 Per Cent   Purpose Is To Force Tire Manufacturers To Use Synthetic

Natural Rubber Use Cut Ordered   Tire and Rubber Firms Ordered by Governmen To Cut Use by 25°%

More Defense For Far East. Being Urged   MacArthur and His Staff Demand Added Military Might to Safequard Position

Japanese Treaty Talks Underway  Diplomats Swapping Exploratory Words

Some Talks Held On Jap Peace Treaty   Dulles Says Subject Is In Edfly Stages; Views Are Gathered

Negotiations For Jap Peace Treaty Still Exploratory After Many Talks

First American Attack Inflicts  Heavy Losses  B-29s Pound Northern Cities With 540 Tons of Bombs

Offensive bv Yanks Results In2 Mile Gain   But Enemy Prepares New Push on Pusan

Troops Clash Head-On With North Korean Sixth Division; Gls Meet Strong Resistance Rut Inflict Heavy Casualties

Roll Stubborn Red Troops Back Nearly Two Miles      U. S. Marines And Army Infantrymen Crack Out On 20-Mile-Wide Front

Yanks Launch Offensive After 5 Bitter Weeks Of Defensive Fighting  MN RRR ARKRATINVTS YA RTC      9,000 AMERICANS   Korean Commandos Rushed Into Fight As Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses

Army Infantrymen, Marines Gain Nearly 2 Miles In Big Push   Launch First U. 5. Offensive After Five Weeks Of Retreat — About 9,000 Americans, Some South Korean Units Join In At: tack — B-29’s Drop 540 Tons Of Bombs On Pyonayana, Wonsan

9.000 American And South Korean Commando Units Are Thrown Into Heavy Assault

Marines And Army Crack  Korean Line   Enemy Counter-Attack Halts Big U. S. Tanks; Replacements Move Steadily To Front

Attack on 20-Mile  Front Brings Gains In Southeast Korea   Two-Mile Advance Reported As 9,000 U. S. Troops Open Campaian’s First Offensive

 —TANKS LEFT— Marines, Infantry Inch Ahead   ENEMY LOSSES “HEAVIEST YET

ABOUT 9000 MEN MAKE UP ATTACK FORCE   North Korean Reds Pushed Back In One Area But . Still Hit Hard

Marines, Infantry Launch Assault In Southeast Korea   Harriman Visits Command Post On Korean Front; B-29’s Hit Pyongyang, Wonsan in Big Raid

American Troops Begin First Big Offensive; B-29s Hit North Capital

Attack Is First American Offensive Move After Five Weeks of Being Pushed by Enemy.  ABOUT 9,000 ARE STAGING THE DRIVE

Infantrymen, Marines Lead Initial Push ©   Reds Suffer Probably Heaviest Camalties But Probe Alung Line

North Koreans Hurled Back For Two-Mile Loss   Marines And Infantrymen Collide With Crack Red Troops; B-29s In Heaviest Air Stroke Of War

B-29s Drop Bombs on Red Capital   Nine Thousand Yanks, South Koreans Run Head-on Into 15,000 Reds   Flank Is Hit   North Koreans Engaged at Time They Readied Own Offensive

Korean Reds Rolled Baek, Losses High   Attackers Given Powerful Aid By Bomber Squadron:

Marines, Army In Action on 20-Mile Front   About 9,000 Soldiers Are Thrown Into First Big U. S. Push

2 Crack N. Korean Divisions of 15,000 Men Put OnDefensive: Harriman Finds Officials Optimislic

MEET STRONG RESISTANCE Marines And GI’s Open Push On 20-Mile-W ide . Front In South Korea

540-Ton Bomb Load Dropped On Red Cities   Allied Offensive Results In Heavy Communist Losses

Line Cracked In Offensive By U. S. Forces   Tables Turn Against 15,000 Communists

Marines And Infantrymen  Launch First U.S. Attack   Yanks Crash Head-On With Crack North Korean 6th Division While B-29s Blast Red Targets With 540 Tons Of Bombs;  Invaders Suffer Heavy Casualties.

MANY CEREMONIES   Throws Hushand Out of Window; She's ‘Bad Girl’

Husband Dropped To Death by Wife   While Paralyzed Spouse Is Pleading with Her, Woman Sends Him on Fatal Plunge

Paralyzed Man Dies In Six-Story Fall Wife Ignores Husband’s Plea And Drops Him Out Window

West Berliners Voting Today  Defy The Russians In Encircled City

STRIKE THREAT SLOWS ROADS   Four Western Lines Reduce Service For Walkout Today.

Four Major Railways Called Strike Today   Railroads Ordered Wholesale Freight And Passenger Train Cancellations Today in Preparation for Shutdown 

Fifth Keeps Running   4,000 Switchmen Ordered To Walk Out This Morning

TRAINS CANCELED ON EVE OF STRIKI   FOUR RAILROADS PREPARE FOR WALKOUT OF SWITCH. MEN AT 4A. M. TODAY.

Five Railroads Set for Strike  Four Lines To Halt; One tAfill Try To Run

Service Cuts Usher in  Rail Strike   Four Roads Order Many Cancellations, a Fifth Will Try to Operate   ‘BACK TO THE STRIKE®   Committee Leaves Peace Talks—No Optimism From Mediation Leader

4 Rail Lines Ready lo Halt  Pe pore. iy PS   Mediators See Little Chance Of Settlement

Switchmen Due To Walkout This Morning  east Alasbilacn Blame   Great Northern Plans To Try to Keep Trains in Operation

Railroads Ready for Switchmen’s Strike Call Today   Wholesale Cancellation of Trains Ordered by Roads

Switchmen Due To Walkout This Morning  Great Northern Plans To Try to Keep Fhe: Sue Phew

Rail Walkout Expected at Six a.m.Today  Pe UR) Basammnt tn Omargias   One Line Will Attempt to Operate; Direct Peace Parley Broken Off

Freight. Pa assenger Trains Canceled i in Face  of Strike Called for Today

Launch Hearing In Crash   Vive Twin City Cruise Members  Die In Collision

‘New Orleans Mardi Gras Bulges With Riotous Celebrants; Duke And Duchess Of Windsor To Settle Social Question

Windsors Raise Problem Af Mardi Gras. Who Should Bow To Whom--Duke. Or Carnival Rovaltv?

Who Ranks Whom at Mardi Gras?   Windsors Silent on Bowing to ‘Royalty’ at Fetes

Arizona Bill Considered in House   Amendments Offered in Public Lands  Suhcammittee Dohate

‘Showdown Vote May Come Friday   Three Speak For Bill This Morning

MANY PERSONS ATTEND SHEETS BROS. EVENT   Large Audience Hears Addresses By Representatives Of Various Firms, Sees Movies, Enjoys Luncheon

4 DIVISIONS QF NG CALLED TO ACTIVE DUT   Will Report On Or About September 1, Johnson Announces

NAT'L GUARD UNITS CALLED   Four Divisions Ordered Into Federal Service  By Sec’y Johnson

2 Marine Reserve Air Units To Get Orders  me a i Ml. Tutetane   First And Second Marine Divisions T. Be Brought Up To Full Strength

Nation's Ground Forces fo Be Strengthened By Addition of Four Guard Units in August

4 National Guard Divisions 'Being Called To Active Duty ‘About First Of September   Designations Of Units Not Disclosed By Defense Department; Millions Being Asked For Navy Aircraft: Reserve Air Squadrons Activated

Four National Guard Divisions Will Be Called   32nd Has Received Ne Summons, Reports General Hill

Call 4 Guard Divisions to  Active Duty   Units Not Identified In _ Order of See. Johnson; Boost Marine Grouns

FOUR DIVISIONS OF GUARDS WILL BE CALLED UP   Units Wili Be Ordered To Duty Sept. 1; Air  Reserves Alerted

Guard Divisions Tapped by U. S.   Army Requests Ruling on Deferment of Reserves, Guards in Key Jobs

Four Divisions of National Guard Called to Service   Some Smaller Units Also Getting Orders But None Identified

UNITS ORDERED TO FAR EAS}   Marine Divisions To Be Brought To Strength

Four Divisions Of  Guardsmen Called   First, Second Marine Units Will Be Stranathened: More Bombers Sought

4 National Guard Divisions to Be  Added to Forces   Divisions, Some Smaller Units Ordered Into Service Yesterday

Four Guard Divisions Called Up   Latest Step in Move  To Build Up Nation’s Armed Strength; Units Not Yet Identified

Name Guard Unit Called to Service   Far West, Eastern Divisions Included

Three States Reveal Active  Guard Call  Nebraskans Not Given an Alert

Four National Guard Divisions With Smaller Units To Be Called This Month

Call Up Four Divisions of  Nat'l Guard   Summoned to Active Duty About Sept. 1;  Bring Up Strength of Ist and 2nd Marines

Divisional Plan, Effective Sept. 1, Will Add 80,000   Order Includes Supply Groups, 2 Combat Teams

Tomorrows Aeadlines “Joday  By UNITED PRESS  4 NATIONAL GUARD DIVISIONS AND 2 GUARD COMBAT TEAMS CAILED EOP CEPTEARED DIITY

E UNITS ORDERED FOR _ ACTIVE DUTY   Outfits Called May Be Named Today;  We ee RE eee,

U.S. Calls Up Some Guards, Other Forces  wa ao 7   — ee ee lO ee  4 Divisions Ordered Into Action; Marines '’) Be ‘Fall Strencth’

National Guard Units Are Called   Identity May Be Given Late Today as U.S. Adds to Strength

GROUND FORCES TO GET MORE MEN   4 National Guard Units Ordered To U. S. Service

Units Aren't aldentified by Defense Heads   Mobilization of Manpower Speeded  pm... per” ROVE A

National Guard Gets First Call   Military Strength Of U. S. Built Up

4 Guard Divisions Called to Bolster Strength of Army   No Orders Received In lowa for the 34th Division

ANG Divisions To Be Called Up In September  Two Guard Combat Teams Included In Move To Bolster U. S.

4 GUARD UNITS RECEIVE CALLS   Several Other Smaller Units Also Ordered Into Service

4 Guard Divisions To Be Called up  State’s 38th Division Not Among Units Dus For Early Activation

4NATIONAL GUARD UNITS CALLED UP   Outfits Not Identified by Secretary Johnson

Minnesota, Wisconsin Units Not Included  More Money to Be Ackad far   More Money to Be Asked for Navy Planes

4 Divisions Of U.S.Guard UnderOrders   They ll Report About Sept. 1; Identity Not Yet Revealed

Two Combat Teams Will Be Included   Order Says Two Marine Reserve Units On List

Guard Units Are Called  Into Service   Divisions May Be Identified  Sometime Today

Ground Forces Of U. S. Built Up  Four National Guard me ** ¢t™\, gm _ ff

Four Divisions Of Guard Called For Active Duty   Two Merine Air Squadrons Also Reported Called

Ruston’s Guard Members Miss Army’s First Call For Complete Divisions   BULLETINS

Divisions Not Named; Call Date About Sept. ]  Smaller Units Of Guard and

Men and Machines Pile Up for Push On Korean Capital   Resembles Big Drive Seen at Close of Worid War il

SHUT-DOWN AFFECTS 1300 AT ROHM & HAAS   Dispute Arises Out of Wage Negotiations Over New Contract, It Is Said   ISTATEMENT IS ISSUED

Hollingsworth Is Appointed to Supreme Court   Mexico Circuit Judge Named Successar to Late Justice Clark

TRAIN BLAZE FATAL TO FIVE   Believe Scotland Fire Set To Cover Up Jewel Robbery.

Believe Train Fire That Killed Five Coverup for $28,000 Jewel Robbery

Closing Activities ior Meadville Schoo!   Commencement Will Be Next Week.

Congress Battle Is Significant   Pennsylvania Vote Ma Have National Import Later. -

Final Testimony  Given in Trial Qualifications of Spike Are Debated

HILL DEFEATS SPENCE; TO HEAD GOP CHAIRMEN   Charge Geff Man Not Agaressive; Dirksen Urges “Moral Crusade.”

Purple Gangmat Fleisher Given 3 Prison Terms   Held For Robbery And In Murder Of Michigan Senator

Daredevil Defies Death Once Too Offen  Shrine Circus Crowd Sees Performer Dia In Michen —

HH igh-pole Circus Performer Dies When it Snaps Before Spectators

New Cold Wave Spreading Over State: Readings as Low as 25 Beiow Forecast for Tonight

Men Are Faced By Death In ‘Sea Of Mud’ In Pits   Miners Reported In Good Spirits

128 Scot Miners In Shaft Trap   Gas Pockets And New Cave-Ins Hamper Efforts To Reach Trapped Miners

Sealed In By Collapse Of Soggy Hill   Firemen And Miners Strive To Pierce 24-foc Coal Face To Reach Men In Scotch Mine.

Nine Catholic Clergymen Go On Trial Today   Face Various Charges in Ps errr Court

Washer Walkout Deferred   Two Top Union Officials Quit In Policy Row

EMPLOYES OF WHIRLPOOL OK STRIKE ACTION   Negotiations On New Contract Are Opened Today

West Germar Chancellor Seeks Union   Adenauer Suggests Economic Parliament As Primary Step

MINISTERS OF BIG 3 CONVENE   Will Discuss Integration Of North Atlantic Defense Force

Big-3 Powers Debate Atlantic Defense Force   Discuss Formation of Integrated Army to Check Acaression

Ministers Of Big Three Meet  atanmean Dlame   Detense Plans To Be Made

Ministers Of Big Three Discuss Atlantic Force   tes Meeting Today To Discuss  Creation Of Defense Force. Germans

Big Three Draft West Army Plan   Ministers Meet On European Ferce

Big Three Ministers Convening   Formation Of Strons Defense Force Being Diseussed By Group

Discussion on Defense Force   Big Three Make Ready For The  Council Meet

Big Three Talk Of Defense Force   Prime Questions Helate te Formation, . Use of German Units

Big 3 Ponder Defense Force To Oppose Red:   To Place Position Before “No. Atlantie Conneil In New York Next Week

Rapist To Face Mann Act Charge   Girl, 13, Accuses 52-Year Old Unemployed  Mechanic.

An Old Theory Is Exploded — Finds Different Cultures Enrich American Life

New Melting Pot Technique Wipe: Out Prejudice At Childhood Level

Actress Given Mexican Divorce, Can Now Remarry   Action Uncontested “By Husband; But Appeal . Still Possible

INGRID BERGMAN GRANTED DIVORCE BY MEXICAN COURT   Decree Brings Nearer Marriage of Swedish Actress and Italian Producer Rossellini.   SUIT NOT CONTESTED BY DR. LINDSTROM   Property Settlement Remains to Be Effected as Well as Decision on Custody of Child.

MEASURE IS AIMED AT GHISELERS   New York Bill Would Force Action By Welfare Officials

Car Struck By Airliner   Four Persons. Injured When Big Plane Skids In Salt Lake Landing

Airliner Skids, Smashes Auto  Four Hurt In Mishap At Salt Lake City

Golder Weathey Te Stay Awhile   Two-inch Snowfall [s Recorded at Indiana City; Issue Warning.

Kelly Denies He Would Quit Governorship To ‘Ran For U. S. Senate

elly Promises (0 Stay On Jod  Teamwork In Lansing Gaal Of Candidate

Eight Killed in B-29 Crash on Reseue Hunt   Two Survivors of B-3¢ Crash Picked Up on Island

Army Transport Falls Near Tokyo With 35 Aboard   Fate Of Crew, Passengers Unknown; Top MacArthur Aide on Craft Returning From Manila

Air Force Craft Down  In Rainstorm   Weather Conspires To Hide Fate Of High Occupation Officials

SEARCH I$ MADE FOR WRECKAGE AND 35 ABOARD   One Of General Mac“ Arthur's Key Offi. cials Is Listed Among Passengers In Disaster Neat  Tokyo.

AIR FORCE PLANE WITH 35 ABOARD DOWN IN JAPAN   FOG, RAIN PREVENT ALL OUT SEARCH IN MOUNTAIN COUNTRY

Thirty-Five Persons Are Killed When Air Force Transport  Crashes Southwest of Tokyo  One of Gen. MacArthur’s Key Officers Dies in Smashup

 Fog Shrouds Fate Of Victims As Searchers Fail To Locate  Craft In Mountainous Section

C-54 Down In Japan   Searchers Mark Time As Fog Veils Fate of 35 Aboard Army Plane

FATE OF CREW, 27 PASSENGERS UNDERTERMINED   Key Official Of MacAr. thur Aboard Plane Down Weet Of Tokyo

35 On Plane Lost In Japan   MacArthur Aide and Trade Pact Party Are Reported Aboard

Fog Hinders Seareh For Wreckage   MacArthur Official Among 35 Persons On Air Force Plane

35 Feared Killed In Crash of C-54  Transport Missing In Japanese Area

Fate of 35 Aboard Not Determined   Big American Air Force Transport Crashes Near Tokyo.

Key Official of MacArthur Among Passengers; Air, Ground Hunt Fails to Spot C-54

Key Official Is Passenger   Search Continues in Rain-Swept Mountein Country

C-54 Crashes With No Word Of 35 Aboard  Wet Foo Over Area   Wet Fog Over Area In Japan Interferes With Searchers’ Work

Mountains Near Tokyo  Crash Scene   One of Gen. MacArthur's Key Officers Listed as Passenger: Bad Weather Delavine Search

Craft Hunted In Mountains   Top M’Arthur Aide Listed as Passenger

35 DOWN IN PLANE   MacArthur Aide Was Aboard Big Transport That Crashed

Thirty-Five In AF Crash Near Tokyo   ‘Air Hunt Balked by Mountain Fog—  U.S. Officials Aboard

C-54 Falls In Japan; 30 Missing   Fog Halts Air Search for Wreckage; Fate of 35 on Board Plane Is Unknown; Ground Search Continues.

Fear 35 Killed In Plane Crash South OF Tokye   U: S. Occupation Officials Among Passengers’ On: Air Force Transport

Air Searchers Hunt for 35  Lost on Plane   Bad Weather Forces Rescue Craft and 2 Helicopters Down

Japan Plane Crash  Search For Transport With 35 Aboard Stopped By Fog

C-54 Falls In Japan, 30 Missing   Search Hampered By Bad Weather

SEARCH FAILS ~ TO FIND PLANE   Thirty-five Lost, Including Key Aide To MacArthur, In Crash.

Big A.F. Transport With 35 Aboard Crashes in Japan   Fail to Spot Plane in Air Search in Mountain

Fear Big Plane Struck Mountainous Area Southwest of Tokyo   MacArthur Aide Is  Among Passengers   Day-Long Hunt Fail: To RevealTrace of Missing Aireraf!

WEATHER   MacArthur Aide (ne Of Persons Lost Near Tokyo   Bad Weather Forces Search Planes Down; Ground Hunt Pushed

Big Transport Crashes in Rain West of Tokyo   One of MacArthur's Key Officials Is Among Victims

PLANE CRASHES IN JAPAN WITH 35 ON BOARD   High American Of ficia’ On Transport Reported Missing.

Fog Hampering Hunt For 35 Missing in C-54 Crash in Japan  Top Aide to MacArthur On AF Transport Down In Mountainous Area

17 Drowned, 25 Missing in Wake Of Flash Floods   Wide North-Central West Virginia Area Hit; Loss Runs Into Millions

Whole Towns Isolated by Raging Wafers  Unprecedented Rains Wa ash 1 Out Sections of

W.Va. Counties Hit By Flood: Damage Heavy   Rains Wash Out Section Of B. And O. Mainline ; Trock

Flash Flood Fatal To 17 In West Va.  25 Others Reported Missing After Rain

17 Lose Lives, 25 Missing in Flash Floods   Property Loss In Millions in West Virainia

Property Damage in Millions  17 Dead, 25 Missing as Fire Flood Hit West Virginia Counties

17 Dead In W. Virginia Floods, Fire  Damage Estimated To Re In Millions

Damage Will Hit Severat Millions Mark   Villages Washed Away; Many Towns Are Isolated

17 Drowned 25 Missing  In Disaster   Heavy Rains Hit Wide Area; Homes Destroyed

U.S. Spreads Indo-China Aid For New Crisis   Trouble Expected On Asiatic Front From Ho’s Reds

U. S. Speeds Arms To Halt Red Threat  Ho Will Attack In Octoaher. Ie Revort

U.S. Reported Speeding Arms  To Indo-China   New Crisis Expected In That Section of Asiatic Front Soon

ams Speeded As Crisis Seen  to Chi Minh Prepares To Launch Offensive

U.S. Speeding Arms for Indo-Chinese   Communists Read) to Launch South Asia Drive.

AMERICAN ENVOY IS THREATENED  _U.S. Expects Reds To Start “Trouble{n Indo-China Next

US. Speeds Weapons To Indo-China    New Red Offensive Looms Soon Against French And Allies

President Truman Orders Production of Hydrogen Super-Bomb; Says He Acts to Bolster Country Against Possible Aggressor

Congress Overwhelmingly Approves Truman Decision To Undertake Making Of Hydrogen Bomb, Speed Urged In Carrying Out Of Plans

CONGRESS GOES FOR TRUMAN'S H- BOMB OKAY   President : Receives Almos' Unanimous Support for Great U. S. Project

Congress for Building Bomb  S Sees Oe ee ee   Hydrogen Weapon is Given Approval

Truman 0.K. For H-Bomb Gets Support   Congress Regards Terrible Missile As Aid to Peace

Superbomb Is Given Heavy Endorsement   Congress Overwhelmingly Supports President’s Decision to Produce Hydrogen Weapon

Approves Making A Hydrogen Bomb   Congress Acts Following - Truman Directive to Atomic Commission   FAVORABLE REACTION

Congress Gives Full Approval Of H-Bomb Order   Much of Comment Is ‘We Can't Let Russia Get Ahead’

Approves Making A Hydrogen Bomb   Congress Acts Following - Truman Directive to Atomic Commission   EPRI PR 2 Be  Is Heard in Most Capito!  Hill Comment But Dissenting Voices Speak

Congress Backs Truman Decision To Make H-Bomb   Chief Executive's Move Earns Great Support in Capital

Pan American  Walkout Ends  Flight Attendants of Airline to Arbitrate

TORTURE DEATH IN KOREA TOLD   American Sergeant Used As Human Shield Escapes Reds

Gooks Giggled AsGI Died Of Their Torture  GIs Had Been Used As Human Shield, Say: Qme Who Fscaned

‘Screams, Pleading of Torfured Yank Related By Buddy Who Survived Use as Human Shield

Yank Torture Death Heard   Hidden Buddies Listen As Captured GI Begs For Mercy, Reds Laugh

Soldier Tells Of Hearing Screams As Reds Tortured Buddy To Death

Two GI's Hide Under Hay Stack To Escape Reds  Hear North Korean   Hear North Korean Troops Torture Buddy To Death

GI Who Escaped Tells How Gooks Tortured His Buddy First Used As A Human Shield

American Sergeant Tells of Hearing His Buddy Scream For Four Hours Until He Died of Torture

Yank Sergeant Tells Of Being Used By Korean Reds As A Human Shield  Relates. How Buddy Screamed For Four Hours   Relates How Buddy Screamed For Four Hours Until He Finally Died Of Torture; Says “Gooks” Laughed And Giggled.

Million-To-One Gamble   Two Hidden In Hay To Escape Foe Hear Their Pal Tortured To Death

American Sergeant Who Escaped From Korean Reds  'Tells of Torture Death of One of His Buddies

INVENTORY OF COAL SUPPLIES IN AREA BEGINS   Theodore Agens of B.H. To Serve For Duration of Fuel Crisis

Mayors Name City Employe To Coal Post   Theodore Agens To Fill Job; No ‘Freeze? Move At Present

Army Doctors Fight To Aid Young Soldier   American Fighting Man May Lose Hands. Feet From Frostbite

Frozen Soldier At Percy Jones  Doctors Try To Save His Hands And Feer

FIGHT TO SAVE HANDS AND FEE}   19-Year-Old Soldier’s Ex tremities Blackened By Frostbite

Joliet Soldier Frostbitten He Stands to Lose Both Hands and Both Feet

TRY TO SAVE HANDS AND FEET OF KOREA Gl   Yank Left for Dead by Reds Is Treated at Michigan Hospital.

Milton Berle In Marathon Video Show   Comedian Seeks $2,000,000 for Cancer Research

New Defense Line Abandoned: UN Trading ‘Space for Time’   Mounting Red Strength Calling For Showdown

Peace or War — Which?  Answer Must Come Soon   McCARTHY TELLS TRUMAN . Accept Chiang Army Or Face Impeachment

Quick Decisior Urgent in Korean Crisis   Fate of UN Army Depends on Clear Cut Ruling

Fate of U.N. Army Depends On Quick Action   Decision on True Peace or Full War Against Reds Needed

Need For Quick U.N. Decision Is Increasing  Fate Of Allied Armies In Korea Depends On It

Fate Of UN Army Hang: In Balance  Quick, Clear. Cut Decision Needed   Quick, Clear .Cut Decision Needed On Peace, Or War

Quick Choice Needed on China Reds   Fate of Army and Effort To Halt Aggression Depend on It.

Enemy strength In Field Estimated At 600,000 Men Fate of U. N. Army May Hinge on Quick Decision for True Peace or Total War

FATE OF ALLIED ~ FORCE IN KOREA ~ DEPENDS ON U.N   Necessity for Quick Decision  on Peace or Total War  With Red China Grows  by Minute.   ENEMY IS SEEKING A QUICK KNOCKOU   Troops Pour Into Battle Area From Manchurian Bases That MacArthur Has No Authority to Bomb.

INTCEPrCuye OT REPOre  Necessity For Quick And Final Decision On War Or Peace Increasing Every Hour

Quick Action Will Decide ate of  Army   Chinese Seeking Early And Complete Victory Over Allies In Korea

Superiority in Kinemy Power Grows Hourly   Commanders Spending Men Lavishly with Disregard for Loss   TWAVE NUMBERS

Vital Need For Quick UN Action   Fate of UN Army and First Effort to Halt World Aggression in Balance   CHINESE IN A HURRY   Drive Hard to Destroy UN Forees Before Issues  Are Straightened Out

Need OF Quick, Clear Decision Grows Hourly   First U. N. Effort To Halt Aggression Facing Acid Test

Fate of UN Army Hangs on Decision For Peace or War   Troops Being Overwhelmed by Vast Swarms Of Enemy Forces Estimated by MacArthur At 600.000 Men: New Dunaueraue Possible

500 Watch Ribbons Cut Aeross Road  Dedication Held In Scoti’s New Amusement Park

Browning, Battle Dedicate Road  500 Watch Ceremony At Maceasin Gap.

Smock Among 4  To Be Named To Cabinetby Fine   Others May Be Shifted To New Posts, New  Governor Says

 Gen. Dean May Be Alive  Reds Burn, Dynamite Hundreds of Prisoners

GEN DEAN MAY BE PRISONER   New Reports Revive Hope Missing General Is Still Alive

General Dean May Be Alive, South Korean POW’s Report   ‘Prisoners Not F reed at Seoul; Reds Took 360 of Them North

Hope Held Out Lost General May Be Alive   Once Was Prisoner At Chongju, Two Escapees Report

Reports Hold Out Glimmer Of Hope That General Dean May Be Alive   Missing Since July 20 When Last Seen Fighting Reds In Taeion

Fleeing’ South Koreans Overheard Reds Tell of Removing Officer   General Missing Since Taejon Fall   Allied Troops Reported Racing Ahead; Enemy Forces Are Retreating

Invaders ‘Flee Headlong’ To North; Seoul Secure;  Reports Hint Dean Alive

General Dean  May Be Alive   Reports Hold Slight Hope For His Safety

CIC BELIEVES GENERAL DEAN MAY BE ALIVE   SOUTH KOREANS OVERHEARD REDS PLAN TRANSFER

REPORTS REVIVE HOPE OF FINDING WAR HERO ALIVE   information Comes From North Korean Territory — Reports Of Atrocities By Reds Confirmed.

Gen. Dean Alive,  Freed Trio Claims  CIC Told Leader Was at Chongju

Gen. Dean Heard To Still Be Alive   South Koreans Report Knowledge

Hope Gen. Dean May Still Be Alive  South Koreans Tell Of Hearing Red Talk

Hope Revived General Dean May Be Alive   Escapees Say They Heard Reds Planning To Move Prisoner

HOLD GLIMMER OF HOPE DEAN MAY BE ALIVE   General Reported Prisoner ai Chongju, Scene of Red Massacre.

General Dean May Be Alive   Two South Koreans Overhear Red’‘s Plan To Move Gen.  OV tAP?w AAAC RE Tid

Hope Revived For Missing General Dean  Report Claims Hero ay we se cy .eaaAfhe   Report Claims Hero Of Taejon Still Alive —Slaughter of 40 Yank POWs Reported

Hope Stirred General Dean May Be Alive   Information Gathered  Indicates That Missing General Was Alive Just Ahead of Chongiu Fal!

Hopes Rekindled That Gen. Dean May Yet Be Alive   Counter-Intelligence Hears Reds Make Plan To Move Him To Seoul

General Dean May Be Alive  Reports Hold Out Glimmer Of Hope For Officer.

Carroll County To Receive Award For 4H Program   boson Award To. Be lnm

Senators Delay Excess Profits Consideration   Vote to Put Off Until January Action on Tax

% ~ ¢ Ahsan yenaie Shelves  -xcess Profits Bill Until 1951   Action on General Tax Legislation To Be Speeded Up

BUSINESSMEN WIN REPRIEVE  Senate Postpones Action on Excess Profits Tax

EXCESS PROFIT TAX VOTE IS DELAYED   Senate Will Postpone Action "Till January

Won't Alter Views   Eisenhower's _ Acceptance of New Post Would Not Upset Dewey

Insane Escapee Eludes Lima Police Twice  Leaped From Officer's Car Thursday West Of Kenton

Insane Convict Eludes Police Chase At Lima   Alarms Out After Escape From Office: On Way To Hospital

Corpus Christi Court Clerk Has Good Reason For Droppina Traffic Case

Area Employmen Continues Climb   Machinery Producing Industry Sets Pace In Providing More Jobs

Area Employmien! Continues Climb  Machinery Producing Wi: pees Ber Ba:

Thugs Hasten To Come Clear In Boston Theft   Nationwide Search Getting No Results

Underworld Hastens To lear Names   Serial Numbers of 24,. 050 Stolen Bills Give Law Enforcers New Lever In Mystery.

U.S. Won’t Side With Bevin In Plan To Seat China Reds   They'll Have To Go It Alone So Far As America Is Concerned, Diplomats Say, But U. 5. Won't Make Formal Objection To Move

British Effort To Seat Chinese Reds Unassisted   No Objection To Move Will Be Made However

British Alone In Endeavor   U. S. Will Not Support Britain's Effort To Oust Nationalists

REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS ASSAIL BEVIN'S PROPOSAL   No Formal American Objec: tion Expected By Diplo ke bdausauar

Old Glory Flies Over Capitol In Seoul   Allied Fronts Merge In Apparent Trapping Of North Koreans

UN MOVING 10 FRAME KOREAN FREEDOM PLAN   Peace And Relief Measures For War-Ravaged Nation Get Priority

U.N. Has Key To Crossing 38th Parallel   Big Three to Ask Push on North Korea

Resistance By Reds In South Fading Rapidly   Link-up Closes Trap on Foe; Mop-up Fighting Continues ;

U.S. TO SHUN INVASION OF NORTH KOREA   America Telling Allies Others Must Carry the Burden if 38th Parallel is Crossed.   U. N. APPROVAL OF CROSSING SOUGHT   Estimate 50,000 Troops From Some 53 Nations Available for Action in North Korea.

WILL OPEN NEW STORE  IN PENNVILLE FRIDAY   W. L. Sterner Will Conduct Farm Implement, Hardware And General Supply Establishment

Wu Rejects Truce Action As U.N. Trap   Red China Official Pins Possible Pact On His ‘Own Terms’

This ls Story of the Death  of Private Jack--America Is Fortunate to Have His Kind.

Freighter Sails Despite Warning   American Freighter Sails For Shanghai Despite Warning Port Is Mined   (RULLETIN)

King Lets Atom issue With UN   George VI! Formally Opens New Parliament

Carroll County Jail Due for Patching  Moore Brothers Dig Out Again Recaptured With Movie Touch

Two Escape from Carroll Jail and Are Recaptured   Thirty Have Burrowed Way to Freedom at Carrollton Since 1995.

Policeman Here Quits Position  Jack Kellerman, Vet Of Navy, Succeeds

Policeman Here Quits Position deck Kellerman, Vet  Of Navy, Succeeds Robert Bickel

Pair Quizzed in Death of Young SS.F. Mother   Man, Woman Bookec After Body Is Found in Hate] Room

Two Schools Next: Monday  Trustee Virgil Turner nnounces Decision; Onward Parents Picket Building

Truman Sure He Will Not Go  To Moscow   Not While President Is His Answer To McMahon Proposal

Accused Slayer's Hot Temper Told  Try Woman in Death Of Officer Husband

Relate Tantrums of Mrs. Madsen   Flares of Temper Are Described Prior to Husband’s Slaying

Owens Papers Endorse Plan» Up in Senate  Resolution Would Call for Convention   Resolution Would Call for Convention On Federal Union

Soviets Blamed for Stalemate ; Hint West May By-Pass Russia To Establish Austrian Treaty

Nine Traffic  Cases In Court   Tipsy Driver, Three Reckless On List

Hunting Hours October 15 Sunrise 6:27 *. ™Sunset 5:28 p. ™.   THESE DAYS   LETTERS TO THE GREAT—VI

US. LEADERSHIP FACES SETBACK Fear Of Russia’s Intentions Clouds Atlantic Pact Parley

Mongolian Cavalry  Bolster Communists      Enemy Veers Toward Central Korea In   Move To Outflank Seoul Line

Chinese Attacks Halt Against UN Troops in Korea   War Stands Still On Both Fronts: Mongols Move Up

Korean War Stand: Still On 2 Fronts   UN Enforces Security Blackout; Chinese Reds Veer Towards Central Korea

Chinese Suddenly Let Up Their Attack But Appear Te Be Regrouping Forces; Security Blackout Invoked by UN. Commanders.

MANAGER OF ATOM PRODUCTION QUITS BECAUSE WE LACKC CONEINENCE IN] CHLAIDMAND @ MEAN

Moscow Line Blames U.S.,  South Korea   Russian People Being Fed Typical Communist Bunk

Russian Press Says U.S. Ordered Attack   Charges Preparations Had Been Completed for North Korea Invasion.

Truck Turns Over; Damage  Felts $Q COC   Driver Unhurt as siate Crashes Mount; Cold, Snow Forecast

Truck ‘Turns  Over; Damage Hits $8 00   iver Unhurtas State Crashes Mount; Cold. Snow Forecast -

Governor Signs Primary Vote Bill Designating Aug. 22  Political Calendar for Caen Sir a ee ee   Political Calendar for The Year Is Official; Conventions Sept. 5-7

Dewey Signs Bill Naming ~  _. Election Dates   Primary to Be Held August 22, General Election Nov. 7

Extra War Power Plan  Given Okay   Approves Two Extraordinary Powers Of War

House Group OK’s Truman s Power Request   But Senator Taft Is Suspicious; Says Haste Inadvisable

Taft Fights Effort To Push War Powers For President Through Lame Duck Sess: on

Panel Rushes  War Powers   Taft Opposes Truman Bid For 1941 Prerogatives

—FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER— Sandra Peterson, 18, F aces Life In Prison

Girl, 18, Convicted Of A Murder . Of Which She Has No Recollection‘.   Sandra Peterson Insists That She Can't Remember Events In Which Lewis Patterson, 34, Was Shot And Killed: Faces Life Term.

U. S. Bars Plea Of Hungarians   Note Asked Cut in Staff Of Budavest Lezation

U. $. Rejects Hungary Note  Red Demand for Staf Cuts Is Turned Down

Hungary Request Rejected   Indignant At The Action But Cut In Legation Sought Be Probable Soon

U. S. Indignant — In Rejection Of Hungary Request   State Department Sends Strong Reply To Suggestion Legation Be Trimmed On Ground THe Anti-Rad

U. S. Refuses To Cut Staff In Hungary   But Note Leaves Door Open To Reduction In Own Manner

HUNGARY'S MOVE REJECTED BY U. 3.   INDIGNANT REPLY GIVEN SLGGESTION THAT EMBASSY STAFF BE REDUCED.

Hungary Slapped By U. S.   America Refuses To Follow Red’s Suggestion

U.S. Assails Hungary Again In New Note   Rejecting Request For Legation Staff Cuts At Budapest

Hungarian Demands  Rejected  U. S. Refuses Cat  so . CF   U. S. Refuses Cut In Legation Staff As Rift Widens

MASS MEETINGS HELD IN RUSSIA   PROTESTS VOICED AGAINST AMERICAN MILITARY IN. TERVENTION IN KOREA.

Moscow Press Takes Up Cry US Quit Korea   Gromyko Statement Echoed To Rouse Man In Street To Anger

‘Leave Korea’ Moscow Cries   Russian Papers teadime Withdrawal Demand

Red Newspapers Feature Call For U. S. Withdrawal   Russian Official Seeking  Ousting of American  Fences From Korea

Soviet Press Demands U. S. Make Unconditional Withdrawal In Korea

Moscow’s Papers Score  America Play Up Gromyko De: mand for Withdrawal

WOMAN KILLED IN OWA BLAZE   Victim Apparently Jumped From 3rd Floor Window

Woman Killed In Leap From Burning Home   Three Others Injurec As Flames Sweerg Rooming House

Police Hint Bob Hope Pulled A Joke Bing Snoozes On Paris Grass Bit le Given Rude Awakening

BING FLASHES GOLF MEDAL TO AVOID IGETTING BUM’S RUSH FROM GENDARMES

 BUMS CAN'T SLEEP ON GRASS, DER DER BINGLE TOLD     ‘Gendarmes Who Rapped Sleeping Bing Crosby On Shoe Soles Said To Be imposters

FBI Picks Up St. John's Frosh On Draff Charge   Wrote Truman He Would Not Register For Draft

Housing Still Scant in Larger Cities, President Tells Joint Congress Group; Economy. Demands Increase, G. O. P.  Forms Special ‘Price Tag Committee’

President Asks For Extension Of Rent Control   Also Urges Action To Provide More Credit for Homes

PAY INCREASE COUNTER-MOVE T0 BE SOUGHT   1-Package Tax Bill Listed as Goal For Congress

Sees Another Year of Control Blocking New Wage Demands   Urges Action to Provide More Credit for Middle-Income Homes

Union Approval Given To New Wage Contracts   Cost-O-Living Principle Wins Favor Of Workers

Largest Ford Local Passes On Wage Pact   New Agreement Worked Out By UAW ‘And Bendix

Big Ford Local Votes Contract   Cost-of-Living Wage Boosts Continue; Pact at Bendix

Ask Speedy Action On Perverts as Red Conspirators   Lawmaker 6 Call for Full Investigation After 3,750 Are Reported in Washington

URGE INQUIRY * ON PERVERTS IN GOV'T POSTS   3,370 Homosexuals Hold Washington Jobs.

Press Inquiry on Employment of Sexual Perverts   Senate Committee Claims 3,750 Homosexuals In Government

URGE INQUIRY * ON PERVERTS IN GOV'T POSTS   Committee Reports Estimated 3,370 Homosexuals Hold Washington Jobs.

ALARMED SENATORS ASK FEDERAL HIRING PROBE   Administration Leaders Promise Fight On Bill to Forbid Job Discrimination

Senate Inquiry of Perverts in Capitol Uraed   Likely Tools of Reds, Wherry Contends, as He Presses for Probe

SENATE QUIZ HITS PERVERT   Report Says 3,750 Hold Positions In r Government.

Lawmakerd Ask Probe: Of Pervérts  Cal] Homosexuals Bad Security Risks

Senate Demands Full Probe Of Perversion  Claim 3,750   Claim 3,750 Homosexuals Working In Government Jobs

Federal Employment Inquiry . -   Probe Of Sexual Perverts. Pushed

Sex Perverts in U.S. Jobs Inquiry Asked   Bad Security Risks Because of Prey for Blackmailers

Liquor Sales Pay Cost Of Research  ne es a eo ~*~ ok * x * * Drink Manov Crnoe Ta Crhanle In Weoeebi., 4... Di. Ce. Tn

KKKKK* BUCKINGHAM PALACE SAYS RUMORS OF. ELIZABETH'S  SECOND CHILD JUST GUESS

Extra Fireman On Big Diesels In Controversy  Walkout Is Hinted ‘At Any Time’ By

2 Rail Unions Threaten Strike ‘af Any Time’   _ Move for Extra Diesel Firemen May Force Issue

A Soldier Often Wonders About the Kind of Man His Fallen Comrade Really Was

Pockets of Fallen Gls Reveal More Of Their Lives than Do Records

HST GIVEN OPTIMISTIC REPORT Economist Claims U.S. Riding Wave Of Record Prosperity

Economist Peers Into Crystal Ball, Sees No Dark Clouds On Horizon

Compromise Rent Control Bill Passed   Measure Will Be Sent. to White House After Minor Differences Are Jroned Out

To Turn Down Russian Plar   Propesal for Unifying Germany Faces Prompt Three-Power Rejection.

West Cool to New Red Offer  For Germany   Russian Plan Seeks Ban On Arms, Withdrawal of Occupation Troops

Allies Due To Reject Red Plan For Germans   U.S., British, and French Oppose Russian Proposal

Russian Plan For Germany Faces Defeat   Big-3 Is Expeeted To Turn Down Cail To Discuss Scheme

Russian Plan To Unify Germany Faces Rejection   Propaganda Stunt To Wreck Defense Setup, Allies Believe

Soviet Proposal To Be Rejected?  Note Sent to U. S., Britain and France

Quick Rejection By Big Three Due On Russian Move   Washington Seemed Avoiding Quick Showdown Over China Intervention

West May Reject New Soviet Note  Russia Asks for Talks On Unitving Germany

Russian Proposal Probably Denied   Unified Germany Idea Is Offered

To Reject Red Unity Plan for Germany —   Big Three Gives. ‘Cool Reception to Pronaaanda Stunt

—3._ POWERS APPROACHED— Russia Faces Rebuff On ‘Unifying’ Germany

Soviet Unity Plan Draws  a) S. Fire   Russian Idea Seems Headed For Rejection

Soviet Hatches  German Unity Give U. S., England.  France Word Of Plan

Quick Rejection By West Meets Russ Proposal   Kremlin Calls For German Unity Talks by Biq Four

Floods Threater Midwest States  Memphis Hard Hit by Severe Ice Storm 

loll Mounts Ice Storms   Thousands Homeless or Without Heat: Highways Blocked

Weather Causes Heavy Loss To Crops, Property Floods, Ice Storms  Bring Hardship To Thousands In Nation

Floods and Ice Claim Mounting Toll in Midwest   Floods and Ice .34 Forecast of Warmer Weather Brings Threat Of Even Worse Floods

Damage Mounts Thousands Are Out Of Homes   Highways Blocked By High Water In Many Sections

Icy Hardship In Middle Dixie Area   Flooding Meramec Drops from Crest Early Today

Flood Waters In Midwest at Danger Points  Property and Crop  amanae ic Sanrinn

Flood Waters Rise To New Dange: Points in Midwest as Ice Storms Cripple Parts of Dixie

Flood Waters Rise to New Danger Point  Many Homeless In   Many Homeless In Midwest; Ice Storm: Cripple Parts Of Middle Dixie

Storm Distress Mounts   Ice and Floods Bring Cold and Suffering In Wide Midwest Area; East and South Balmy

Damage from Floods and Ice Storms Soars Into the Millions   Thousands Without Heat, Rusiness THerurnted.

Rivers in Midwest Approaching New Danger Levels; Propery, Crop Losses in Millions.

Storm Damage Has Now Risen Into Millions   Floods, Ice Storms, Inflict Severe Hardship on Thousands

Rising Flood Waters E ndanger New  Points In Midwest; Damage Mounts

Flood Waters Up To Higher Levels In Midwest Areas  Middle Dixie Hard Hit By Ice Storms; ‘Crop Damage High

Floods Mount In Ohio Valley, Cold in South   Hundreds Homeless, Many Others Without Heat

IS ESTIMATED INMILLIONS    East Still Experiencing Near Record Heat  OHIO RIVER   Moves Upward But No Danger Of Flood Seen In immediate Future

Weather Of Week Causes  Heavy Losses   Floods And Ice Storms Wreak Havoc In Some Areas; Southwest’s Crops Damaged By Cold

NEW FLOOD THREAT   Break in Severe Cold May Increase Stream  Overflow

Ice Storms Cripple Middle Dixie As Flood Danger Grows In. Midwest   Hundreds Homeless, Thousands Without Heat Business Disrupted, Travel Impeded And.  Uncounted Livestock In Dancer.

FLOOD, STORM DAMAGE RUNS HIGH IN SOUTE   Indiana Hit By High Wa ters, Soldiers Are Called Out

Flood Waters Rise to New Danger Point   Many Homeless In Midwest; Ice Storms Cripple Parts Of Middle Dixie

FLOODS SURGE OVER: MIDWEST   Ice Storms Cripple Dixie Area; Vermont Has NineInch Snowfall

ICE CRIPPLES MIDDLE DIXIE — Midwest Flood Waters  Near New Danger Point

Floods, Ice Storms Hit Middle West   Property, Crop Damage Soars Into Millions: Thaw Spurs Dange!

Floods and Tee Destroy Property’ and Crops; Several Persons Are Dead

‘MacArthur Orders Ban  On Japanese Commies   Ruling Clique Barred From Public Life; Bill To Outlaw Entire Party May Follow

hance Murder af Americans and South Koreans Discovered at !taejon

REMAINS OF BATTERED BODIES FOUND   U.S Prisoners ol War, South Korean Civilians Brutally Murdered.

General Advocates Prudent Middle Course On Mili tary Spending; 48-Group Air Force Considered Absolute Minimum

Eisenhower Says  Defense Budget Cut Far Enough   General Asserts 48-Group Air Force Is Safe Minimum; Believes Russians Too Sensible And Too Logical To Start War Now

Readjustments Within Military Budget, Ceneral Says Will Do More Than Addition To Appropriations

Says Russians Too Sensible And Logical To Start War Now   POWERFUL ALASKAN BEFENSE ESSENTIAL

EISENHOWER IS HEARD ON DEFENSE   General Tells U. S. Senators Military Fund Cut Enough

Arms Budget Cut Enough, Eisenhower  Tells Solons   Believes Russians “Too Logical’ To Start War At This Time

Says Budget Already Cut To Minimum   Feels Russians “Too Sensible” To Start War

48-Group Air Force Called  Safe Minimum   Soviets “Too Logical’ To Start War at This Time® He Tells Senate

TEN. EISENHOWER HOLDS 13 BILLION AMPLE FOR ARM)   Advises Against Further Cuts in Military Budget—Calls for 48-Group Air Force as Minimum.   HE WARNS AGAINST EXCESSIVE OUTLAYS   Declares Healthy Economy Essentia! for Safety — Doubts Russia Would Start War at This Time.

RUSSIA TOO SENSIBLE FOR CONFLICT   General Says Military Budget Trimmed Far. Enough

Views Outlined Before Senate Subcommittee   General Thinks Russia Too Sensible To. Start :, Wer Now.) oee>

UN-WILL VOTEGREEN LIGHT FOR-MCARTHUR   _Final Action On Occupation Mandate Scheduled Tomorrow.

RED MOTIONS VOTED DOWN  UN Expected To Give Mac Go Ahead In Korea Fight

Korean Peace Plan Final Action Friday  U. N. Assembly To  Take Action On  Korean Occupation By PIERRE J. HUSS

Marshal Tito To Seek Aid From U.S.   Nation Threatened With Famine

Reds Apply More Heat  On Taegu   Powerful Forces Hammer Incessantly at Ridge Positions near City   RENEW AIR ATTACKS   General Quiet Falls Over Most of Front As Recent Drives Comes to a Halt

New Thrust Is Now Awaited   Situation Along Restored Northern Defense Line Now Much Improved

Yanks Close Gap in Northern Line; Taegu Area Quiet   Bad Weather Helds Down Activities By Air Force

Attack Reds Massed Northwest Of Taegu: Grounded Two Day: By Lashing Rains

U.N. Planes Strike As Clouds Clear   But Reds Organize ‘Major Buildup’ For New Attacks

But Reds Continue Pressure   Bottle Mountain in Southern Sector Is In Red Hands Again

Allied Air Foree Swarming Back Into Action After Bad Weather Limits Activities

Communists Apply New Pressure on Northern Front   Allies Close Breacn in Line Between Yongchon and Kyonaju NE of Taegu

Despite Pressure Front Is Said to Be “Relatively Quiet’ in Most New Areas

TAEGU THREAT REDUCED WHEN HOLE CLOSED   Battle Mountain Taken Again By North Koreans In Bloody Fight

Week-Long Power Display By) Communists Generally Siuhsides   AGGRESSORS CONTINUE TO HOLD PRESSURE IN NORTH

Battle Mount Held By Reds In Change 13   Air Force Takes Up Attack Again Under Murky Skies

Allied Air Force Hits At Communist Troops and Supplies Gathered At Front

Weather Permits Allied Air Operations In Battle Zone   General War Picture Descrihed As Quiet After Blazing Frontline Action Saturday

ACTIVE AGAIN “APTER ALLIES SEAL ONE GAF   Some Heat on Taegu Cooled But North Koreans  Still Threaten. 

Korean Reds Put Pressure  On North Line   Five-Mile Gap Remains Closed Uespite Poundine

ALLIES CLOSE GAP IN LINES OPENED BY ENEMY TANKS   Reds Apply New Pressure as - Breach Is Sealed, but Front  Is Described as “Rela  tively Quiet.”   LITTLE FIGHTING TAKES PLACE IN SOUTE   Communists Still Hold Battle Mountain — U. S. Airmen Back in Action but Sorties “Are Limited.

McCloy Tells German People They Must Decide Whether Or Not To Resist Russia

U. S. Commissioner Warns Germans No Loncer Time Left For Indecision

Hungnam Hard Hit By Bombers   “Production of Arma Reported ‘Definitely Halted’ in That City

B-29S KNOCK OUT MUNITION PLANTS   1300 Tons of Bombs Hit Industrial City Hard

B-29 Raids Hit Munifion Works Hard   Three Big Strikes Made on Plants Producing War Materials

B-29 Bombers Raid Hungnam, Halt Production   Ammunition, Other War Material Manufacture Stopped in N. Korea

MAY REDUCE MILK PRICE TWO CENTS   Tentative Order to Be : Considered.on Monday.

U.S. Orders Probe In Big Penn Area   Narcotics, Liquor, White Slave Ceimes, Bribery invelyed in Reports

STILL SHIPPED TO RUSSIA   Findings Highlight. Report — By Stair of Senute-House Watehdog. -Committes on European Reeovery Program.

Revision Of Programs ‘Proposed   Charges Nations Still Ship War  Goods To Reds

ERP Nations Fail To Trade With America   Iron Curtain Getting Goods; Red Danger Of Grab Decreases

Decry Trend on Charity Drives   Two Rivers Woman Reads Annual Report

Hint Others In Spy Case   McMahon Suggests Fuchs Not Alone In Atom Bomb Leak

Atomic Theft Ring Hinted   Others Involved With Fuchs, Infers Solon; Two Nations Probe

Pressure To Plug Atomic Leaks Grows   Figure H-Bomb Spy Fuchs May Have Had Contacts in High U.S. Circles

McMahon Hints Fuchs Case May Involve Others  Checkups Going On In U. S., Britain; Declines Word On New Arrests In Case

HINT OTHERS INVOLVED AS ATOM SPIES   Senator McMahon Discloses Investigations Being Pushed in United States and England.   J. EDGAR HOOVER TESTIFIES TODAY   Seek to Find Contacts in This Country of Klaus Fuchs, Accused of Helping Russia.

Predictions of Early Settlement In Chrysler Strike Are Spreading

Murders Girl On Doorstep Of Her Home   Chicago Youth, 19, Tells How He Beat, Stabbed Girl, 16; Denies He Attacked Her

(OUT ADMITS. SLASHING URGE IN STATEMENT   Victim Returning Home From Volley Ball Game at Church Center.

An Editor Goes to Washington (It!)  How McCarthy Gets ‘the Full Treatment — at Investigators’ Hands

GENERAL MOTORS PAYS $2.50 EXTRA DIVIDEND   Special Payment Is In Addition To $1.50 Declared On Com Tian Stack

Road Contracts For $57,122 Let By Supervisors  Four Projects Tota   Four Projects Total 914, Miles, Will Be Ready by October 1

Road Contracts For $57,122 Let By Supervisors  Four Projects Tota frat / RAPD  £WErewyr.

Party Aide Hints At Truman's Plan  Expects Re-election Campaian in 1952

Dems Cheer Hint Truman May Run Agair   Say Rumor Will Bolster Interest In Party Affairs

Hint Truman  Will Run    President Quoted As Saying Maybe Same . Team Could Win Again

Harry Smiles—   PARTY INTEREST IS STIRRED UP WITH  HINT THAT TRUMAN WILL TRY IT AGAIN

TRUMAN PUSHED FOR JOB AGAIN   California Democratic Leader Wants President To Try For Re-Election — Sees Chance.

Pulse Quickens In Vote Race  Talk Of Truman’s Running Stirs Dems

Truman Seen As Candidate Again In 52   Hint Welcomed Generally By Demos; GOP Fights Over Policy

Hint Truman Will Seek Re-Election   Demactats Welcome Hint; Likely to Stir Up Party Interest

Hint Truman To Run Again  Arouses Dems   Californian Cites Com ment on ‘Same Team In White House Visit

Truman’s °52 Hint Is Hailed By Democrats   President's Hint Dropped To California Leader That He May Run Stirs Up Party Interest

Businessmen Bring Spending Pressure On Congress O'Conor Tells Chamber

SOLON SCOLDS BIG BUSINESS   U.S. Chamber of Commerce Hears Senator O’Conor Attack ‘Pressure’

Businessmen Scolded By Senator For Bringing Spending Pressure On Capital

Businessmen Scolded For Using Pressure  O’Conor Says They Are  Against Spending BReyerant Par Own Pana:

Raps ‘Lug’ On Congress   - Businessmen Scolded For Exerting Too Mucl Snending Pressure

‘Hidden Hoard of Allegan Man Brings Down Burglar’s Wrath on His Widow

Left Children Sleeping In Trailer Home Young Mother Decapitated By Railway Train Ruled Suicide

Uncle Sam Hits At Romanians; Curbs Ordered   Movement of Diplomats Is Restricted to 35-Mile Radius in Order Made Today.

U. S. Retaliates Against Romania  Full Diplomatic Break With Two Red  Countries Looms

KREMLIN ACTS * LIKE HITLER, ACHESON SAYS   North Korea Given Complete Blame For Outbreak

Cameron TB Hospital Here May Be Closed Down Shortly   Institution No Longer Needed as Patients Now Can Be Admitted at Sanitarium

LEADER NEEDS MISS = ROCHES NOD FOR RAISE   Trustees Meet Tuesday To Release Long Feonven Finde

Mine Pension Increase Seen   Coal’ Operators Say Lewi - Plannine Hike io SL25

Lewis May Ask Boost  Tn Pension  Coal Operators Sav   Coal Operators Say Mine Chief To Ask Raise During Meet

Lewis May Seek To Boost Miners’ Pensions to $125   Coal Operators Say UMW Head Now. Weighing $25 Monthly Increase’

LEWIS STUDIES MINER PENSION BOOST TO $129   Welfare Trustees Mect Tuesday to Release Benefits

Would Release Benefits   John L, Lewis May Propose $125 Increase in Miners’ Pension:

Lewis May Seek Pension Increase  ‘Rival Union Chiefs In Baraain Sessions

 —~JAIL 1,400 COMMUNISTS— West German Police Avert Serious Riots

ATTEMPTS MADE TO START RIOTS ARE REPRESSEQ   German Police Jail More Than 1,400 Red Ringleaders In Disorders In Score  OF Cities.

Commies Sutfer Decisive Defeat In West Germany  More Than 1,400 Red Leaders Jailed As Riots Boomerang

West German Police Halt Red Rioters.   Over 1400 Placed In Jail After Demonstrations

Police Keep Lid On Red:  In Germany   Day Designated For Disturbances Turned Into Failure

‘German Police Claim Decisive Victory   Over Reds Trained For Troublemaking

Police Foil German Reds’  Riot Plans   1,400 Jailed in West Zone; Flying Squads Break Up Meetings

W.GermanCops Claim Red Riot Attempts Broken  Over 1,400 Leaders _ Saited; Berlin Gets Promise More U. 5. Aid

West Germany Prevents Riots By Communists   More Than 1.400 Leaders Of Reds Arrested; Truman Savs Aid To Continue

W. German Police Smash Reds’ Plans   ‘Communists Trying to Make It Day of Bloody Riots and Demonstrations Quelled and 1,400 Ringleaders Jailed

SWITCHMEN BACK TO WORK   Order jo Refurn Comes Shorily After’ President Threatens Seizure. of Struck Lines.

Switchmen Go  Back To Work   Rock Island Stays Out As ‘Test Case’

Truman’s Special in lowa Now   Big Crowd Greets Him at Ottumwa; Gets Another Cake

Thousands See President at Ottumwa   Everything Depends on Farm Income,  He Tells Throng

Not Buck Rogers Talk  Radar Detection Scope Unlimited, Scientist Says

Claims C10 Union Contributed Funds To Smith's Fund  Post Dispatch Says At Jeast $10.000

British Sub Is Sunk In Collision  Not Immediately  rT wretauws..f EERE aS   Not Immediately Known How Many Men Were Aboard

Given Blessing Of lowa's GOP Party Leaders   Strong Indication That Beardsley Will Run for Governor Again

SENATOR WILL RUN ONRECORD IN FIRST TERM   Indications Are That Beardsley Will Run  For Reelection

Hickenlooper fo Run for Reelection As U.S. Senator   lowa Republican Gets Blessing of GOP Organization

Hickenlooper Now Formally in Race   Announces Candidacy  With Party Blessing

DUCHESS OF WINDSOR’S FIRST HUSBAND DIES IN SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA

DUCHESS’ FORMER HUSBAND IS DEAD   ‘Earl W. Spencer, 3r., Retired Naval Officer, First Spouse Of Wallis Wartela

Superfort Armada Ranges Near Siberian Line To Plaster N. Korean Rail Hub, Port

B-29s Hit Near  Soviet Border   Rail Route of Tanks from Russia Blasted

Superforts Hit Rail Terminus  Blast Objectives _ Almost To Border

Elks Memorial ~ Service Sunday —   Ft. Wayne Lodge Ruler Will Speak

House Committee Gets Oleo Tax Repeal Bill for Study   Dairy State Members File Their Objections Rut to No Avail

Agriculture Board’s Census Shows Kansas’ Population at 1,904,584

Lewis Siane Hard Coal Contract   100 Children Found Starving In Arizona Farm Labor Camp   Officials Rush Plans For Emergency Relief To Families Of Destitute Farmers: Blood Sold For Food

Authorities Speed Food To Families   Judge Deplores Mass Destitution In Land Of Plenty

100 Children Starving in Arizona Camp   Judge Orders Food Rushed to Farm Bureau Labor Center

100 Reported Near Death In Phoenix Camp  Food And Medical Supplies Orderad Riuahad Ta Groun

Father Sells Blood-- ~~ q 100. CHILDREN DISCOVERED. STARVING IN-LABOR  CAMP

$9,000,000 Estate Claimed ‘Baloney’   Father Says Son, 7, To Get Much Less

QUEENIE ISN’T FOR SALE’  Dog Gives Blood Often, Saves 200 Canine Lives

Far East Trouble Is Much Broader Than Formosa   “U.S, Interverition ‘Could Produce Huge Conflict

Convict Former Federal Official Of TwoCharges   Hiss Lied When He Denied Stealing Secrets In 1938 For Delivery To Chambers, Jury Finds; Eight Women, Four Men On Jury Deliberated 9 Hours, 13 Minutes

Jury Convicts Jet Scientist  Another Air Expert Held Without Bond

Jury Convicts War Scientist   ‘Find He Lied About Com. ! munist Angle

‘Congress Returns Mohday to Face Defense, Rent Control.--TFax Issues:

Lame Duck Session To Face Many Issues Monday But Is Not Expected To Get Much Legislation Completed

Lots Of Work Faces Congress Upon Return  Lame Duck Meet Expected To Be

Lame Ducks Due Back  For Finale  Demo Calendar Too Heavy,  Taadare Liwar

House Votes Compromise Surplus Bill   Plan Would Tighten U.S. Controls On Potatoes

Installation Men Jump Gun In Walkout   Government Tries To Head Off  Te nlwrcclaw Stance

INSTALLATION MEN IN PHONE. UNION STRIKE  Western Electric Force   Western Electric Force Out in 43 States— Industry - wide Picture Is Bad.

Jump Gun On Phone Walkout   ‘11,000 Installation Workers on Strike; Others May Follow Tamearrow Nicht

Mediators Trying To Head Off Industrywide — Strike; Outlook Is Dim

WORKERS WALK OFF THEIR JOBS IN 43 STATES   Western Electric Strike to Jump Gun On Walkout

President Truman's Truce’ By pires At Midnight Tuesday Outlook For Continued Wor Now Appears Bad   INSTALLATION CREW  GETS JUMP ON §'

Tie-up Begins BellShutdown 2 Days Early   Western Electric  Calls'‘Out 11,000  Peectellacs too" Et €

Game Population In State Increasing   GAME POPULATION IN STATE INCREASING

FIRST HALF FIGURES Traffic Fatalities Take Big Toll Among Texas Holidayers

Violence Takes 18 in Texas; 12 on Highways  Fires, Shootings, Drowning Account for

Six More Die Violently In Other Mishaps  South Plains Adds Three Victims As (2 ee oo.

WEST ALLIES PLAN EMBARGO AGAINST REDS   Kremlin Turns Down 3-Nation Protest On Slowdown

British Labor In  Difficult Position  War ‘Stand, . : ce OF Platform Clas"

Three U. S. Destroyers Suffer Damage Bombarding Inchon   Casualties Light As Cruisers ond Destroyers Hommes At Korean Pert; Reds Improving Shore Detenszes

3 Vessels Are Damacec   ‘Casualties Light, Says Navy Report On Korean Action

Three Destroyers Damaged  In Bombardment of Inchon Navy Says No Landing Craft Involved  Bee Eedmeectawe Anmtian Clace War ftareed

Some Damage To Three U. S.  Destroyers   Casualties in Sea Action Are Declared ‘Light’

Navy Derides Korean Claim Heavy Damage   Says Three Destroyers Sustained Superficial Damage in Engagement In Yellow Sea

Communists Claim Allies Try Landing   Enemy Supply Lines Broken; Yanks Win Three Strateric Hills

Communists Say Landing Is Attempted  Port To Seoul Under Heavy Fire.

Navy Planes, Ships Blast Port For Two Days  Reds Cla 2 Amobhihio

Ship, Plane Blow Seen Paving Way For Bié Offensive   Claim Reds Report U.N."s Blasting Of Inchon As Futile Attempt To Land

‘Light’ Hits Made On 3 Destroyers   North Korean Radio Reports Six American Vessels, Most Of Them Destroyers, Sunk; Claim Landing Attempt Made

Reports from Navy and Red: Varv Greatly  North Koreans Say 6 Destrovers Sunk

Red Broadcast Implies Invasion; U. N. Sources Fail To Confirm Report   NAVY ANNOUNCES BRITISH, AMERICAN SHIPS POUNDED AREA FOR TWO DAYS

‘Navy Knows Nothing Of Red ‘Feeler’   Port For Seoul Is Subjected To Heaviest Surface Attack Since Hostilities Began

Communist Radio Claims Allies Attempted Invasion   U. S. Naval Power, Aircraft Hit Inchon Port On West Coast. U. S. Damages ‘Sunerficial’

BETTER SHORE DEFENSES —~  Three U. S. Destroyers Damaged In Inchon Raid

Allied Sources Fail To Confirm Reported Strike  Anglo-American Sh Ships  Bombard Coast

Malik Demands Right for China fo Press Charge   U.N. Council Member: Caught by Surprise by Yuqoslavia's Summons

Alger Hiss Giver Five-Year Term In Perjury Case   Counsel Files Notice  Of Appeal; Defendant Released Under Bond

EX-GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL FILES PLEA TO APPEAL   HISS AGAIN DENIES GUILTY OF PERJURY; BLAMES CHAMBERS

Alger Hiss Gets 5 Years For Perjury   Former State Department Official Is Sentenced by Federal Judge; To Remain Free Pending Appeal.

Former State  Department Official Guilty   Appeal Filed As Federal Judge Returns Verdict

HISS SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS IN JAIL   Continued Under $10,000 Bail After Counsel Files Appeal

Sentenced To Federal .  Penitentiary Ex-Official Must  Serve Five Years

Files Appeal After Hearing His Sentence  Bail Is Boosted to — $10,000; Is Not Fine

To Serve Time In Federal Jail: No Fine Imposed  Defense Files Noti¢e Case to Be Appealed

Petition For Appeal Filed By Defense   Two Terms To Run Togethers Appeal Bail Set At 310.000

SENTENCE OF 5 YEARS FOR ALGER HISS   No Fine Imposed on Man Convicted of Lying About His Espionage for Russia.   % NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED BY COUNSEL   Judge Denies Probation Plea, Sets $10,000 Bail Pending Decision of Higher Court.

Ex-State Dept. Employe Not Fined; Files  Appeal Notice   Two Sentences to Run Concurrently; Judge Explains Action

Hiss Given Five Years On Perjury Conviction   “No Fine Imposed And Counsel Immediately Announces Sentence Will Be Appealed To U.S. Circuit Court Of Anneals. -

Alger Hiss Draws 5-Year Sentence   Defense Counsel Is Taking Case to U. S. Circuit  Court   CONVICTED OF PERJURY‘   Next Step in Action Woulc Be to the U. S. Supreme  Court

Sentence Of Five Years For Hiss   Bail Of $10,000 Is Fixed By Judge; Defendant Heard

Appeal Filed By Former Career Man   Court Sets Bail At $10,000 For Perjury Defendant

Judge Omits Fine; Defendant Files Appeal, Is Free on $10,000 Bond; Asserts Chambers Typed ‘Forgeries’

Aiforneys File Notice Of Appeal   Bail Continued For Convicted State Dept. Aid

Bail Granted On Filing of Appeal Notice   Convicted Perjuror Asserts Intention To Refute Chambers

Alger Hiss Draws 5-Year Sentence   Defense Counsel Is Takin; Case to U. S. Circuit Court   Next Step in Action Woulk Be to the U.S. Supreme Court

Is Freed On $10,000 Bond Pending Appeal   Contends Higher Court Will Establish His  Innocence

Federal Judge Sentences Hiss To 5 Years in Prison But Imposes No Fine: Appeal Due

APPEAL FILED IMMEDIATELY EY DEFENSE   No Fine Is Announced For Former State Official   ‘Asks That Hiss Be Continued In Bail Pending  High Court Verdict

WAS CONVICTEL SATURDAY OF PERIURY   Hiss Conviction Brings Barrage of Republican Criticism Against Democratic Administration — Defense Atturney Says Case WII Be Appealed,

Alger Hiss Sentenced To Five Years   Judge Does Not Fine Ex-State Dept. Aide Guilty Of Perjury

Fined; Appeal Notice  Filed   Former Official In   Former Official In State Department Is Contizued Under Bail

No Fine Levied; Circuit Court Appeal Filed   Chambers’ Story Of Secret Papers Upheld by Verdict

‘Alger Hiss ls Sentenced To Five Years On Two Perjury Convictions

Out on Bail Pending High Court Ruling   Judge Says “Penalty Should Be Warning” in Such Crimes

Hiss Sentenced to 5-Year Term         Term Imposed on Each of Two Counts, Running. Concurtrentiv: Defense Files Anpeal.

Judge Sets $10,000 Bail Pending Appeal  Former High U. S. st — il rm For Givi  r ea rets To Reds

Have All Inconveniences of a Vacatior \In Your Own Home, and Save Money, Too

Body Of 50,060 Police Branded Fighting Force  ynrecec t Anrarn   Express Concern Over Sovietized Military Units

CLAIM MOSCOW IS VIOLATING AGREEMENTS —   Move Is The First Following Meeting Of Foreian Ministore

West Says It Looks Like Army   ‘Grave Concern’ Felt For Condition

Nofe Says U. S. Feels ‘Grave Concern’ At Development Of Force: Joined By Others

West Asks  Reds Scrap Reich Army   Peace Hope Is Hit, U.S.  Says; Britain and France Join In.

U. 8. Note Refers: to” Army ‘of  50,000 Mon Created in Its: Zone  In Germany — Parallel, Notes Sent: by Britain and -France. *

Note Delivered To Moscow By Three Nations  Claim Sovietized German Army Of 50,000 In Existence

Senate Group OK’s Armed. Forces Funds  $17,185,000,000  More Provided

50,524 BLAIR CITIZENS HOLD RIGHT TO VOTE  Male Electors Outnumbér Females for Primary Election May 16.

1,094 VOTERS RLIGIBLE FOR BLAIR BALLOTS   Number of Registered Electors Smaller Than for 1949 Fall Election.

Sen. Taft Calls For Resignation Of Sec, Acheson   Blames Administration  Bungling for Crisis In  Korea

‘Senator Taft Demands Sec. Acheson Resign  gd De elles   Blames Democrats’ Bungling Equally With Soviet Aggression For Asia War

Taft Calls On Acheson To Resign   Reversed by Superiovrs: Policies Blamed for Danger.

Taft Calls For Acheson's Resignation   Supports U. S. Arms In Korea, But Says  Truman Should Ask Conaress’ Approval

‘Taft Calls On Acheson To Resign Because Of Bungled Foreign Policy   Ohio Senator Declares Ineptitude Of Administration Must Share Blame With Red Aggression For Korean Crisis

1947 Report On Security Risks Revealer   Named Suspects in State Department to Gen. Marshall

Higher Motor Insurance for Young Drivers   ' Commissioner Cuts Rate: On Some Cars Where  Driver Is Past 25 Years; Raises Rates on Others

Leaders See Rigid Plan To Mobilize   4 Million-Man Ariny, New ‘WPB’ Due, Defense Aides Say

4A-MILLION MAN ARMY PLANNED BY JUNE, 1952   General Electric President Will Head  Mobilization   ‘CONTROLS EXPECTED AFTER TALK TONIGHT

TO RURAL LIFE MEET   Seven From Douglas County Will Go to Manhattan

Drive Goes Deeper North Along Curving 135-Mile Front Despite Resistance

Overrun Key North Korean Defense Triangle; Whole U. S. Eighth Army On Move North

ENEMY RESISTS ~-FIERCELY ALONG  ~— [do-MILE FRONT   Advances Up to 28 Miles  Scored by U. N. Forces   in Their Drive Toward Pyongyang.   TANKS AND ARTILLERY SUPPORTING PUSH       ‘Key Defenses of Fee Over whelmed — Republican   Troops Push Westward   From Wonsan.

Germ Warfare Lab Found In No. Korea   5,000 Rats Injected With Plague By Red Scientist In Pyonevane

Germ Warfare Lab Is Found  Russian Woman Led Work in North Korea

Sinking Blamed On Carao Ship  Suit Asks 14 Million In Frisco Traqgedy

Ask Damages For Vessel    Freighter Which Sank Hospital Ship Charged With Being Negligent

U.S. Files Suit In Ship's Crash Disaster   Government Charges Luckenbach With Responsibility

FRUIT GROWERS WILL CONVENE   Michigan Hort Society’s 80th Convention At Grand Rapids

Ohio Elects New State Grange Master  Copley Contractor To Succeed Joseph W. Fichter

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith Fdited by Norman Vincent Peale   How Christianity Can Work

Flames Halt Country Club Year-End Fete  $500,000 Loss Is Suffered In Party Blaze

Zanesville Store Collapse Probec   14 Persons Hurt As Floor Gives Way

‘WIDE WEATHER RANGE   Temperatures Neared 100 Degrees In Kannan Cition

Paroled Convict, Woman Companion Seized After Shooting Three Officers:

Price Climb Is Registered During Week   Gov't. Figures Show Costs 8.5 Percent Below ‘48 High

ESCAPES DEAT AT CROSSING   Bridgman Woman’s Car Is Hit By Train; Rams Second Vehicle

Million To Get  Wage Increase   Retail Price Index Hits All-Time High

Cost Of Living Hits All Time Pinnacle; Million  Workers Get Pay Hikes

Living Cost Index to All Time High   Nearly Million Workers Will Receive Pay Hike: As Result of Increase   TOPS 1948 PEAK   174.8 Per Cent of Base For 1935-39 Is Rise Since September of .6

Living Cost Index Soars To New High   Million Workers to Receive Pay Hikes Under Agreements

Cost Of Living Soars To An All-Time High  600,000 To Receive Automatic Pay Raise As Index Goes Up

Cost Of Living Index Reaches All-Time High   Workers With Special Wage Contracts To Receive ncreases

Living Cost Index Rises to New High  Government Lists Price Rate Hike

GM Contract Gets Workers  Pay Increase   Agreement Ties in With HCL’s Index

[Nearly Million Workers Will iReceive Pay Hike as Result Of Soaring Cost of Living

COST OF LIVING INDEX JUMPS TO ALL-TIME HIGH   GENERAL MOTORS CO ADVANCES WAGES TO MEET PRICE RISE

Cost Of Living Index In U.S. Goes Higher  Korean War And Defense Program D.:

—INFLATION — Living Cost At All-Time Record   FURNISHINGS LEAD JUMP

Cost Of Living Index Soars To All-Time High; Workers Get Paw Hike

Living Costs Index Reaches All-Time High   Means Pay “Hikes for the Few, More Scrimping_ for the Many

‘Cost Of Living At Record High  New Index Means Pay   New Index Means Pay Hike For 1,000,000

GM to Pay 5-Cent C of L Pay Boost   Cost of Living Index Hits Highest Point Since 1948

LIVING COST AT ALL-TIME HIGH      Report Will Bring Wage Hikes To Nearly Million Workers

Cost of Living index Reaches New  All-Time High   Nearly a Million Workers to Receive Hourly Pay Increase

Living Cost Hits New Record High   Automatic Pay Increases Go to Nearl Million Workers.

Cost of Living Index Atfains All-Time High   Million Gain Pay Increases As Result

Million Workers Given Automatic Wage Increases   Cost - Of - Living Index A New Record High With Advances In Pay

GM ENPLOYES CET PAY HIKE   Increase In Living Cost: During July Results In Pay Boost

Living Cost Index Hits New High   Million Workers Get Pay Hike of 2-3 Cents an Hour

Cost of Living Index Jumps to All-Time Peak   Federal Figures to Mean Wage Hikes fo: Million Workers

Cost Of Living Index At New High, 174.8% Of ’35 - 39 Base Period

Cost Of Living Index Soars To New High   Nearly Million Workers Get Pay Increases

une Cost Index Hits Record High   Million Workers To Get Pay Hike OF Two to Three  Cents an Hour

Cost Of Living Index At New All-Time High   Million Workers To Get Pay Hike

LIVING COSTS HIT NEW HIGH   General Motors Workers Hope For New Pay Increase

Living Costs Push To New Record Peak   Million Workers Get Ar Automatic Pay Increase As Result

Boosts For Auto Workers Follow Index Living Costs Surge To New Record High

HCL Hits New. Peak   Above 1948 Level; Means Automatic Warel Hike for‘Many

Living Cost Index Sets New Record   Rate Is 174.8% of Base Period; GM Grants Pay Hike to Million

Living Cost Index Spirals To New Record High Level   Automatic Pay Increases Go To Nearly Million Workers in Automobile Industry

Cost of Living Hits ‘New High   Nearly Million Workers to Receive Pay Hikes as Result of Index.

Living Cost Index Sets High Mark   Nearly Million To Ge Pay Increase; GM Boosts Wages.

Cost of Living Index Rises to   Nearly Million Worker: to Receive Pay Hikes as Result of Spiral

Costs More to Live in U. 5. Now Than Ever Before   Government Price Index Shows Prices at New All-Time Record.

WAGE HIKES AUTOMATIC Retail Price Index Hits Record Hich In October

Workers Win Raises As Cost Of Living Rises   BLS Figures As Of Oct. 15 At All-Time High Of 174.8

Cost-Of-Living Index To Boos Wage Seales  BLS Shows Prices At All-Time High; Korea War Blamed

COST OF LIVING IN NATION HITS ALL-TIME HIGH   liidex ~ 174° Pet; of 1935-39 Base; Million Workers Get Raise.

Cost Of Living Index At An All-Time High  GM Hikes Wages Tied To Govt. Index Of Prices: 112 Darcant Ahove 1942

Living Cost ae Tig Reaches  All-Time High   Nearly a Million Workers to Receive Pay Increase

Living Cost Index Hits All-Time High   As a Result, Nearly A Million Workers Will Get Pay Boost

335,000 At GM Get Pay Boosts  Hourly Rate Raised   Hourly Rate Raised By Five Cents

All-Time High Hit By Prices Of Foodstuffs   General Motors At Once Grants Pay Boost Under Contrac

WEST BERLIN QUIET OVER WHITSUNTIDE   Kast German Communist Youths Fait to’ Atlempt  Tavasion — Diplomats Convinced Kussla 1s Not Yet Prepared to Face Hot War.

WEST BERLIN QUIET OVER WHITSUNTIDE  East German Communist Youths ‘Fail to. ‘Attempt Invasion — Diplomats Convinced Russia Is Not Yet Prepared to Face Hot  { War.

Walkout Is Set For 6 a.m. Unless Action Is Taken   Union Members May Jam Dial Phone Systems By Putting In Numerous Calls; Emergency Service Will Be Maintained At AN Timec

PARTY TONITE—730° SONS GF ITALY HALL, Republic      THIS 15 NOT A REECH ATE

ROOSEVELT JR. SAYS CONGRESS ONLY AMBITION   Tells Reporters He Is Not a Candidate For Any State Office

10 Policemen Patrolling Trouble Area  Force in Area Increased Afte: Bombinas

Charlotte Businessman Shot To Death   Wife Jailed On Murder-Gharge

CHARLOTTE MAN SHOT TO DEATH   Edgar H. McCorkle Killed In Bed; His Wife Placed In Jail On Charge Of Murdering Him.

IN WAKARUSA RIVER   Body of Kansas City, Mo Man Was Found Late  Yesterday

Bitter Florida Tilt Near End   Nation to Focus Eye On Election Tuesday

Nation To Watch While Florida Picks Candidate   Pepper, Smathers Conclude Battle In Tuesday’s Primaries

FLORIDA PRIMARY HOLDS SPOTLIGHT   Pepper,. Smathers Battle  For U. S. Senate Seat

FLORIDA BATTLE IS NEAR CLIMAX   Primary Election Tuesday Will Decide Senate Race Between Pepper And Smathers.

Governor Angered At GOP Member   Prohibition Return  Feared By Chief

Lausche Discusses Liquor Problem as He Removes Member of Control Board   State Has Too Many Drink Spots, in Governor's Opinion—Fears Return of Prohibition Unless Conditions Change

——~WhE UATE bh. —  Attitude Of Youngstown  Man Assailed  Removed Recently As Board Chairmar

FEPC Debate DueLateToday   Trumanites Ignore Talk Fest Threat To Push Pian

Filibuster Is Looming In Senate   Civil Rights Program To Give First Test Of Cloture Rule

Team of First Cavalry Division and Planes Knock Out Four Tanks   REDS FIGHT MADLY

Enemy Breaches River Defenses At Two Points   New Red Enveloping Move Threatens To Slice Between U.S. Defenders Of Pusan And South Koreans On East Coast Area

Invaders Get Across Upper Naktong River   New Enemy Drive Seeks to Slice Behind U. S. Line

Red Groups Filter Across Supoly Line   South Korean Marines Launch Surprise’ Raid On West Coast Behind Enemy Line.

Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker, U. N. Commander in Korea, Says Danger of Reds Smashing Allied Lines in Sector Has Passed—U. S. Attack in South Drives Communists From Battle Mountain.

Foe Lost Chance Sept. 3, Asserts U. S. Commander   Reds Retake Battle Mountain; Civilians Are Being Evacuated From Masan As Fighting Swells

Six Contests Are Assured for GOP Convention Friday   Smith Unopposed In Race tor Secretary. of State Office

Minor State Office Filings Spark G. 0. P. Pre-Convention Activities

Waves Driven Mile Inshore At Staten Isle   Dwellings Tumble In Gotham Sector; 10 Persons Rescued

TRAFFIC OBSTACLES REMOVED IN VIENNA   Reds in Other Parts of Austris Going Back to Work After Three-Day Strike.

Strike Hits Ship Plant   Workers Sit On Jobs At Shipbuilding Firm

“DOUG” VISITS FRONT LINES   General Makes Hurried Tour Of Battle Area; Talks With Rhee.

n Killed, . 100 Injured n Tornadoes   Four Towns in’ ‘Texas, Oklahoma Take Costly Beating :

ELEVEN DEAD, 100 INJURED; HEAVY DAMAGE   ‘Texas And Oklahoma Hit By Twisters; Homes Destroyed

Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma And Texas Districts   At Least Eleven Dead And More Than 100 Injured

Homes Razed In Wide Area By High Wind   Red Cross Rushes Aid, National Guard Handles Police Duty

100 Injured In 2 States By Twisters   Texas, Oklahoma Counting Damage

No Back-To-Work Trend Develops, Government  Has No Plan For Action   Heavy Industry And Railroads Rush Plans For Sharp New Cutbacks To Conserve Fuel.

Violence Flares Despite Orders ‘Against Pickefing   Heavy Industries Preparing for Sharp Cutbacks

42nd Day Of - Idleness For Region Plants   Roving Pickets Force Scottdale Stripping Mine To Close Today

COAL MINERS CLINGING T0 OUTLAW STRIKE   Government Official: Are Planning Ne Immediate Actior In Fuel Crisis.

Disaster Network. — Plans Worked Out  Radio Would Speed Coma munications In Event. .  Of Emeraency

U.S. WATCHFUL AGAINST SUDDEN ENEMY ASSAIILT,   Land, Sea And Air Forces Described As Adequate To Prevent Another Pearl Harbor Disaster. .

Hawaii Reported As Well Defended   Island Is Guarded From Sneak Attack  a ee

Small Chance For Dec. 7 Il   Military Leaders Say Pearl Harbor Adequately Defended

Hawaii Defense Held Adequate  Radgr Of Magic Eye Type Screens Island

Soviet Pearl Harbo: ; Seen ‘Atomic Blitz Planned? Vinson’ Save.”

Vinson Warns Reds Planning  New ‘Pearl Harbor’ Attack   Urges More Funds To Build Up Army, Navy Air Forces

VINSON WARNS HOUSE HU oalh PLANS ATTAGK   Says Reds Building World's  Biggest Air Force as U. S. Stands Still.

Vinson Ciaims Russia [Planning ‘Pearl Harbor’   Georgian Launches Drive To Get Biager, Better Defense Support

Scores Truman, Johnson’ For Holding up Air Force Funds OK'd by Congress

Soviets Say Action To Warn ‘Imperialists’ To Stay Clear Of Horrors

Reds Say Germ Trial Warning to ‘Imperialists   Alleged Bacteriological War Experiments Bring Former Jap Officers Prison Terms

French Soldiers Building Defense: Inside Indochina   Permanent Forts Being Constructed Against Red Forces

French Fortify New Territory   Build Medieval-Type Brick Fortresses In Indochina

French Fortify Indochina Line  Brick Bastions Built To Stop Reds

EVENT TO RUN THROUGH JULY 4  Thousands View Parade Opening Rodeo Program At Levelland

PPR, Sagi  EVENT TO RUN THROUGH JULY 4  Thousands View Parade Opening Rodeo Program At Levelland

Pawnee PMA lote Probe -s Started   Agent From Investigation Branch Of PMA Is In Charge

AT TELEPHONE CONVENTION  David MeCreath Was on Program of Morning Session

Lausche Tells D.C. Of Coal Crisis Urges Ohioans To Conserve Fuel   Report. Lewis, « Coal Operators Only $1 Apart

Reds Ignore U. S. Threat Of Air Lift   Russians Tighten ‘Baby Blockade’ In Face Of Western Threats

President Resumes Work As Usual in Wake of Plot On Life bv Puerto Ricans

Fear Other Conspirators Are Involved   President Unconcerned At Attempt on Life, Takes Usual Walk

Nationalist Party Head Arrested In Puerto Rico   Eyewitness Account Of Shooting

\Truman Takes Usual Walk—  (Plans Affair, Margaret Hides Concern

President Truman Goes About Business As Usual, Takes Morning Stroll, Sees Full Uist of Visitors   WOULD BE ASSASSIN, GUARD ARE KILLED

‘Brains Behind Assassination Attempt Arrested   Truman Reported As ‘Unnerturbed’

Arrest Leader Of Rebel Group  In Puerto Rico   Secret Service Reinforces Detail Guarding  President; Truman Ignores Attempt on Life

Attempt To Kill Truman Being Probed   Nationalist Head In Puerto Rico Js Under Arrest

President Is Unshaken, But Guard Increased   Widespread Hunt For Master Minds In Shooting Plot

Police Seek. en Hatched ‘Plan To:  a a Ws oy  To Kill Pres. Tr mi                   Puerto Rican Notianalists Nabhes

—TAKES USUAL STROLL— .  President Isn’t Disturbed Over Murder Plot

Puerto Rico Gunman  Slain, Helper Caught   Presidential Guard Dies— Nationalist Leader Seized: New York Area Is Combed

Police in New York, Puerto Rico Round Up All Suspects  Wounded Gunman’s Wift Says She’s Not Sorry; Fighting For ‘Ideal’

Rebel Killed In Gun Battle AtBlair House   White House Guard Also Dead In Blazing Battle; Police Round Up All Suspects In Abortive Attempt

Truman Take:  Usual Stroll   Doesn't Let Blair House Attack Prevent Walk

N ew Pact Signed By  Operitedi   Pay Raise To Cost About $300 Million

Two-Year Contract Approved   Willing, Able   Willing, Able Clause Scrapped

Marshall Reminds Nation of Dead In Korea In Armistice Day Speech

Ce ee  MORE NAMES BEING ADDED TO ROLLS ee essssssesssesssnestsntsenstnstenmssascne,  Marshall Reminds Nation Of Armistice Day Casualties

Watchman Goes Berserk, Kills  Two In Hotel  Desk Clerk, Baker Victims In Ritzy Hotel Schenley

Berserk Man Kills Hotel'sBaker, Pumps Bullets into Two Other Men

Swank Hotel Is Scene of Bloody Homicide Spree   Berserk Watchman Goes on Wild Rampage, Kills Two, Wounds Third Man With Fusillade of Bullets

Hotel Watchman Kills Two Men  Shoots Baker, Clerk And Wounds 1 Other

Night Clerk, ‘Baker Shot To Death In Hotel   Fashionable Schenley Scene Of Double Murder: Man Held

Berserk Pittsburgh Hotel Watchman Kills ‘Night Desk Clerk and a Baker

Elderly Man, Wife Hang Themselves After He Loses Job   Berserk Hotel Watchman Kills Two Men and Wounds a Third

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Demands Chinese Nationalist Troops Get Into War

Chiang Wants His Army Sent Onto Mainland   Chinese Nationals’ Leader Calls For Asia Fighting Union

PEIPING RED SEAT IN UN BEING DEBATED  Chiang Demands His Armies Get OK  For Invasion Of Chinese Mainland

Chiang Demand: Right To Invade China Mainland  Generalissimo Calls For Asiatic Union, Including Japan

CHIANG WANTS TO LAUNCH AN INVASION .   Claims Guerilias Would Aid Him Qn Ching Mainland

Threatened Shortage In United States Shoves Prices To A 30-Year Peak  195] Cotton Ouotas May Be Shelvec

U.S. To Reject Soviet Demand To Quit Trieste  Russia Makes Demane U.S. Troops Leave

REDS DEMAND ALLIES LEAVE TRIESTE AREA   West Is Expected  To Flatly Reject Withdrawal Blan

Officials Decline To Comment Until Note Thorouchly Studied   British, French Consultation May Be Slated

Yank Troops Will Remain In Free City   Plane Incident Basis of Note, Diplomats Say

Gen. Walker Gets Mad, Tells Fighting Men To Retreat No Further; “Sick And Tired” of. “Adjusting Our Lines”

Shades of Patton  Gen. Walker Says Victory ‘Or Butchery Faces Yanks

Truman Friend Goes to Trial   John Maragon Faces  Derlery Charane

Maragon Perjury Trial Opens on ‘Freezing’ Note   Knew Too ’Brass'

Maragon Facing Court For Lying To Senate Group   Charge He Misstated Facts Four Times Under Gath

Subversive Activities Control Board Has A Big Job Awaiting It   Protests Against The Law Have Already Started Pouring In To White House.

 Unknown Dangers .  Sees ee”   PuzzledArmy Goes Against Unseen Perils

Uncertainty Keeps Allies On Edge   “But Counterattacking ‘Reds Thrust ROKs Back Equal Distance  On Far Richt Plank

ine Dig Ufrensive,...  GI’s and Generals Too Wonder What’s Ahead

Troops Wonder What Lies Ahead   UN Soldiers Puzzled As They March Towar«  Manchurian Border

There Are 110,000 Puzzled Officers, Men Making War  in Corner of North Korea

110,000 Soldiers Are In Offensive   Puzzled UN Troops Move Cautiously In Korean Icebox -

Reds Within Six Miles of East Coast   Main Danger Is To Pohang Air Field

Threat fo Taegu Eased, Solid Line Restored   Americans Mect Reverses Only On Eastern End of Line

:  r Lil wan ry A}. a \ Ad > Ga Wea Day Havec Wh , oe —  VLOUS TH Casicl Par! of NM

Red Rail Base Wrecked By U.S. Warships   Tanchon 75 Per Cen Destroyed During Heavy Pounding

Fleming Says GOP Leaders Face Libel Suits   Secretary of State Asserts Signature on Communist Party Petition Was Forgery

Fleming Says He Will File Libel Suit   16 GOP Leaders, Including Senators Are Made Target

Against “Definite Soviet Participation, in Civil   TROUBLE IN INDONESIA

Against “Definite Sovie Participation i in Civil War”   TROUBLE IN INDONESIA

China Fla ys Russian Aid In Civil War   ‘Definite Soviet Participa. tion’ Charged In Protest.  Due In UN Meeting

AWARDS TO STUDENTS   Were Given to Four Groups at an Assembly at Junior High Today

Hot Spring County Sheriff Is Suspended   Move Follows 15 Indictments By Grand Jury

Truman Hurls Atom Threat At China Reds   Nation To Fight On With Every Means Available

Attlee Due To Visit U. S. To Discuss New Crisis Will Use Bomb  If Necessary,  President Tells News Conference

TRUMAN REVEALS USE OF A-BOMB BEING WEIGHEL   President Says U. S. Will Fight On in Korea, Dropping Fearful Weapon,  If Necessary.   HE CALLS CONFLICT ONK FOR SURVIVAL   Executive Asserts It Is Up te U.N. to Say Whether Fight Will Be Carried Into Manchuria.

Tells Press Nation Fights For Survival   White House Says Only President Can Authorize Bombing

President Hopeful Of Averting World War 3   Chief Executive Says Nation Will Fight On In Korea With Every Means At Its Disposal—Doesn’t™ Wont To Use A-Bomb =

Truman Says U. S. Will Use A-Bomb If Necessary fo Stop Red March

US. Fighting For Survival  In Far East   ‘Angry President Declares “We Seek 10 Prevent Third Confliet

Order to Drop Destruction  Not Yet Issued   President, However, Hopes New War Can Be Headed Off

Firm Korean Stand Is Pledged: Attlee To Meet President   Threat to Use Bomb Provokes Uneasy Stir in W orld: Some Congressmen Think It Would Se! Off World War; Public Reacts to Statement

REDS WARNED ALL WEAPONS WILL BE USED   President Truculently Says MacArthur Has Faull Authority

Truman Says A-Bomb Will Be Used, If Necessary, To Halt Red Hordes In Korea

President Says U.S. To Fight On in Korea   Statement Atom Bomb May Be Used Causes World-Wide Furore

U. S. Will Use ‘Every Means’ To Stop Reds   President Claims Allies Fighting For Survival In Korean Struggle

Red Liberation Army in Tibet  Russians Say It Will Annex Area to China

Red China Invades — Tibet   Russ Newsman in India Says Natives Set To Fight Invaders; Blow To Peace Negotiations

Tibet Invaded by ‘Liberators   Russia Announces Attack in Country

ermeqg Liberation Move by Russians  Reds Are Reported Well Inside Primitive, Priest-Ruled Tibet

COMMUNIST ARMY © MARCHES INTO TIBET   Chinese Invade Remote Country On Top of World.

Chinese Far Inside Tibet,  Paper Says   Moscow Reports Reds Will ‘Liberate’ And Annex Country

Reds ‘Liberate’ Tibetan Region  Russions Announce Red China Moves

Chinese Reds Invade Tibet To ‘Free’ Nation   Communist Army Deep Inside Primitive Land

Russians Report Chinese Reds Annex Tibet   Invasion Ordered To Get New Area For Communists

Russians Say Chinese Reds Invading Tihet   “Liberation” Army Reported Well Inside Asian Country

MOVE INTO TIBE!   Russians Announce Action  by Red “Liberation”  Army

China: Army Deep in Tibel   Little Nation Will Fight Annexation; First Battle Neor

Russ Report Tibet Thrust by Red China   Defense Troeps Sent to Neiwutsi to Fight Off 'Liberators'

‘Liberation’ Of Tibet Is Under Way   Russia Reports Cauntry Will Be Annexed to China: Tibetone ta Eine

Tibetans Say They'll Fight Invading Reds   Chinese Communists Far Into Tiny Country; India Dismayed

Chinese Reds Reporfed Wel Inside Tibet   Russians Announce ‘Liberation Army’ to Annex Nation

Liberation by Chinese Reds Appalls Tibet   Broadeast From Llasa Reports Capital Is Shocked and Dismayed

CRIME PROBERS ‘POINT OUT TOP ~ RAMBLING CZAR   New York Bookmoker Is Brand ” ed No. 1 ‘Big Shot’ After Flerida Roundup .

Senafors Report Erickson Heads Florida Gambline  Crime Investiaatars   Crime Investigators Claim Sudden Swoep Gained Information

Link Erickson, FloridaGaming  Crime Probe Bares   Crime Probe Bares Tieup With Resorts

Stalin Might Stop and Think If He Realized Just How American Democracy Operates

US Earmarks $150,000 For City Airport   Federal Contribution Or Condition That State And Local Funds Will Make Up Needs.

MONEY TALK RUMORED US Envoy, Chiang Conference Regarded as Most Important   /DIMES MARCH OPENS ON TIDE OF HOPE

MONEY TALK RUMORED  ;  US Envoy, C hiang Conference Regarded as Most Important

Jessup, Chiang Finish Critical Secret Talks   Discuss Whole Asiatic Problem

PHONEY MONEY FLOOD BLAMED TO SYNDICATE   President Expected To Release Tax Files Soon

Anti-Crime Chief Reveals Phoney Money Syndicate   Baughman Asserts Ring Uses Criminal Contacts Over U. S$.

Wants Security Council To Formally Adopt Resolution; ‘Russian Veto Is Anticipated   Chinese Communist Charges Against Unite ‘States Fall Flat; Western Nations Drawn ‘Closer Tocether As Result.

U.S. Presses For Showdown In China Case   Wants to Put on Recore Conscience of People  Of World

Quick Action By UN Asked By America   Austin Foresees Red Veto Of Request To China To Quit Korea

RUSSIAN VET OF PROPOSAL EXPECTED   Chinese Reds Determined To Stay In Korea  ALISTIN      Emphasizes Need For Quick Action As Communists Deny Wrong Doing

U.S. Wants Showdown   .Wants UN Security Council‘to Brand China Aggressors Even If Reds: Veto

U. 5. Wants UN To Blast Red China Action  World Asked To Go On Record Against Attack

Showdown On Korean Crisis Sought In U.N.   Security Council to Take Up U.S. Aggression Charge Today

Urges U.N. Action ‘On U.S. Charges   Austin Says Record Should Express the Conscience of Worid On Red.Aaaression

U.S. Asks Showdown Today In UN On Charges Of Red Aggression Against Korea

‘UN May Go on ‘Record Today; : Reds Defiant   Refuse to Withdraw Troops From Korea

US Wants World Conscience Put  On UN Records   Soviet Veto Would Clear Way for Assembly’s Consideration

U. S. Seeks Showdown  On Charges  Security Council Told Chinese Reds  Are Agcressors

UN on WOOWN PROBABLE. ON RED CHIN   Soviet Security Council Veto Would Put Issue Before UN Assembly,

Russian Veto Expected On Ouster Move   Resolution Seeking Removal Of Chinese Due To Be Delayed

Chinese Are Not Pulling Out of Korea      Delegation at UN _ Makes It Plain Reds Have No Intention To Withdraw Armies

Seek To Record Conscience Of  World's People   In U.N. Showdown on U.S. Charges of Chinese Aggression

U.N. on Verge Of Showdown   U.S. Will Demand *‘Consecicnueer’ Vote

Korean War, Like All Others, Creates Its Own Company Of Unknown Dead

JI.O8  Korean War. Like All Others, Creates Unknown Soldier Deac

KNOWN BUT TO GOD — Korean War Produces Large Number  Of Dead Who Will Always Be Unknown

3,877 LISTED AS MISSING IN KOREAN WAR   Number of Dead Won't B« Known Until Experts Search.

Korea War Creating Unknown Dead  ik ok a a ee   Many Missing May Be Alive, But More Victims To Be Founc

Many ‘Unknown Soldiers’ in Korea ‘Total Casualty List Is Released

Another Unknown Soldier May Be Enshrined  Unidentified Dead Mounts in Korea

War Score, Seasonal Declines Blamed Sharp Increase In Prices Of Many Foods Reported In U. S.

f Orn LCags vray  War Anxiety ( Causes Sharp Rise  In Some Food Prices In Nation

Pork Leads Way  War Anxiety Causes Sh arp Rise In Some Food Prices In Nation

FOR H. S. STUDENTS   V.F. W. to Sponsor Contes! for a Free Visit to  Canada

await 62826" OOO”  V.F. W. to Sponsor Contest for a Free Visit to Canada

Urge Care on Anti-Red Bills   Justice Department Reminds Congress Constitutional Questions Unsettled

Justice Department Advises Solons To Move Slowly On Enactment of New Control Measures For Subversives

Speaks To Mayors. +’ - Shute Says Towns Ca an - Teach  ‘Democracy To Their Citizens

speaks Io Mayors +  Shute Says Towns Can Teach  [Democracy To Their Citizens

Fishing Schooner Badly Damaged in High Seas Hit and Run Accident  Nine-Man Crew Keeps ‘Vessel Afloat After Row le “machad tn 'alltetn

PLAN SCORED AS UNWORKABLE.  Acheson Denounces Cominform Proposal For Unified Germany

Unification Of Germany  Denounced   Acheson Scoffs: At Ideas Given By Cominform

ACHESON CALLS RED PEACE BID A ‘PERVERSION   Soviet’s German Unity Plan Refuted On All  Four Major Points

Acheson Hits At Soviet Proposal As ‘Perversion  Secretary Advises Reds To Live Up T:   Secretary Advises Reds To Live Up T Potsdam Agreement

M Carthy Says Truman Speech Writer Is Red   Offers To Furnish Names Of Suspects In State Departmen

General Dean Is Awarded Highest Military Citation  Missing Commande Gets Congressional

Dean Is Awarded Medal Of Honor   ' Missing General _ Praised For Action

Gen. Dean Awarded Congressional Medal —  Gallant Foot Soldiers Praised by President

President Orders First Korean War Medal Of Honor Awarded fo Missing Gen. Dean

General Dean Is Awarded Highest Military Citation   Missing Commander Gets Congressional Medal of Honor

Congressional Medal ofHonor  Award to Dean   President Truman Makes Direct Order for Action In Korea by General

Winston Churchill Has 50-50 Chance Ot Tenping Labor Party fram Dawer

Parliament Scrar Set For Tuesday   Conservatives, Labor To Vote On Motion

Churchill Has Even Chance To Oust Labor   Debate Over Steel Is  Issue on Which Future Of Government Will  Be Determined

ATTLEE GOVERNMENT FACES TEST TUESDAY   Churchill Appears to Have About 50-60 Chance of Overthrowing Lahor Rerime.

Labor Regime in Britain May Fall Tuesday   Churchill: Given Even Chance to Topple Rivals on Steel Issue  a me ee nd

Churchill Sees Win Over Labor  Observers See 50-50  : ~=—sL Clraance to Defeat of   Observers See 50-50 Chance to Defeat of Government Tuesday

Laborite Rule May Topple   ChurchiJl Has 50-50  Chance fer Knockout

Potter Placed At Helm   W. O. Hall Heads Ohio’s ‘Labor League For Taft

Labor Group Forms State Taft League  Portsmouth Has Chairman In Unit To Rack Senator

ALICE JEFFERSON IS HASKELL QUEEN   McAlester, Okla. Sophomore to Reign at Homecoming Festivities

ALICE JEFFERSON IS HASKELL QUEEN   McAlester, Okla. Sophomore to Reign at Homecoming Festivities   AN HONOR’ STUDEN]

IOWAN GIVEN TOP PLACE ON SECOND VOTE   Marshalltown Man Third lowa Man to Serve in High Post.

Jaycees Elect lowan National Head; Endorse Baruch Mobilization Plan

Storm Hits Northwest: Midwest Flood Situation Eased By Clearing Skies

Severe Cold Intensifies  Suffering in Flood Areas   Winter Storm Hits Inter-Mountain West With Winds As High As 100 Miles Per Hour

WILSON SAYS NAZISM ALIVE   Quickly Reviving In Eastern and Western German Zones.

Man Admits Stabbing Wife To Death   Norwood Woman Succumbs To Gun Wounds

Tokyo Chief Says Island Must Be Helc   General’s Message To VFW Barred By , White Honse Order

King Leopold Quits Throne To Avoid Civil War; Power In Belgium Given to Son

King Quits Throne of Belgium   Leopold Gives  Power to Prince As Foes, Police Fight in Streets

US COURT UPHOLDS. ‘CONVICTION: OF REDS   Leopold Promises To Quit. Belaian:King -\Wante Son ‘¢

STEPS DOWN TO PREVENT WAR   Fighting Reported Retween Police And Opponents

Second Victim  Ot Crash Dies  Bawwy@=u4s.eow®w   Funeral Held Tuesday For Hinton Youth

Second Victim  Of Crash Dies  Funeral Held Tuesday For Hinton Youth

COURT WARNS YOUTH TO KEEP OUT OF QUARRY   Edward Harrington, Phila. Paroled From Year's  - Sentence   DAMAGED EQUIPMENT   Must Pay in Installments For the Damage Done To Property

PHILADELPHIA YOUTH 1S ” WARNED BY THE COUR  ‘Judge Biester Told Minoz  © Stop His Drinking   NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF

TOP OFFICIALS SAY CONTROLS NOT REQUIRED   Retterate Policy OF Not Freezing ‘Prices And Waaes

HOARDERS LABELED ENE MIES Price-Wage Control Law  Not Needed Immediately

Spy Witness Denies Confession   Shipkov, Bulgarian Employe of U.S. Legation, Testifies

Spy Witness Denies  Confession  Shipkov, Bulgaria Employe of U. 5.

Reds Wring New Confession From U.S. EmployeIn Sofia   ‘Shipkov Recants His Revelation minunists Torture The Innocent.

PUZZLED OFFICIALS CONSIDER ;CASE OF CZECH COMMUNIST ‘WHO SEEKS ASYLUM IN U. S.

Czech Seeking Refuge in U.S. Poses a Problem   Wants to Flee Reds. But  Heis Known as Long Time One

Puzzled Officials Study Aslyum Plea Of Czech Red   Vladimir Houdek, UN Delegate, Has Followed Soviet Bloc Line

CZECH =COMMIE SEEKS ASYLUM: U. §. PUZZLED   Ex-U.N. Official Gets Cold Shoulder From  Ewviled Caountrwmen

Solons Near Blows Over Spending Bill  Colleagues Separat: McKellar, Cannon

Williams Puts Vote Appeal In His Program  l eaiclatare Hastile   Legislators Hostile At Opening Session

Expects Deficit of {10 Millions   Asks for Proposal to Lower Minimum Voting Age to 18

Special Session. Of Legislature : Is Opened Today  Governor Expectitig$110 Million Deficit

SAYS DEFICIT CAN BE WIPED OUT BY LEVY   Governor Appears Before Hostile Solons In Special Session

US.H ousewives Revolt Over Skyhigh Meat Prices, Don’t Buy (and down they come)

Opposition fo High Prices on Meat Growing   Warm Weather Brings Price Cut: In Some Cities

MEAT PRICES DOWN SOME   ‘Survey Shows Consume! ‘Resistance Brings Slight Decline.

Prices of Meat Drop Slightly   Housewives’ Resistance, Hot Weather Force Decline From High Level

Coal Advisers Give Up Hope Of Weekend Agree. ment; Biggest Local Votes “No” To Lewis. Oder To Dic Coal

Effects Of Coal Strike  Cut Deeper Into Economy   Strikes And Threats Of Strikes Demoralize Nation’s Industry ; Coal Showdown Monday

New Rules Aimed At Halting Leaks In Sales Tax Collection Are Slated

J. Edgar Hoover Denies Forrestal Asked Delay in Amerasia Investigations

Hoover Denies Forrestal Put in Stop Order   Says He Did Not Order Delay in  Aomerasia Arrests

Deny Forrestal Tried to Delay Spy Arrests   FB! Chief Denies Getting Delay Order

Hoover Adds To Mystery    Says Forrestal Did Not Ask For Amerasia Delay

Study Proposal To Pool German Coal And Steel   France’s Plan For Solving One Phase Of Cold War Favored By U.S.; Britain Seen Likely To Oppose

French Suggest Pooling Europe's Coal and Steel   May Be Solution to the German Problem Facing West

FRENCH OFFER COLD WAR PLAN   Propose Pooling Europe's Industrial Resources With Germany.

France Wants Europe Coal, Steel Pooled   Proposal Seen As Possible Solution To West’s Major Cold War Problem

Pool Proposal Seen as Aid In Cold War   Sharing Coal, Steel In Europe Might Be Answer on Germany

French Plan Seen Solving Reich Issues   Propasal For Pooling Europe’s Coal, Steel Raises Allied Hopes

—FRENCH PLAN— European  Coal, Steel. Pool Urged   MOVE WOULD AID GERMANY

French-German Coal and Steel Pool Proposed   West Reich Welcomes Paris Idea: Britain Not Enthusiastic

French Proposal (jains Interest   Pooling Of Europe’s Coal, Steel Seen As Solution To Major Problem

French Offer Solution To German Problem--Poolof Europes Coal and Steel

Plan To Pool Resources Gets Allied Backing   Steel and Coal From Europe May Be Used To Win ‘Cold War’

French Propose Coal-Steel Pool In Europe, Give Rise To Continental Union Hopes

French Offer Pool Control   Germany Acclains Coal, lron Proposal

French Suggest Coal, Steel Pool   Merger With Germans May Solve Problem

FRENCH OFFER PLAN TO POOL COAL AND STEEL   Propose Common Control for : Saar and Ruhr as Peace Move.

Franco-German Pool Proposed OnCoal, Steel  Mave Sean Possible Solution To Majer Economic Problems

French Plan Would Pool Europe’s Coal And Steel Supplies, Might  Avert Any Future GermanWar

French Proposal May Be Answer To Bie Problem   Proposal To Pool Coal And Steel Would Aid Europe

 . ° [Resources Pool Proposed as Possible IMeans of Solving Cold War Problem

One-Ten Shells Rain On Red Chinese At U. N. Escape Port   Guerrillas Active in South Korea

Barrace Stops Attack On UN Beachhead   Western Front Quiet, But Buildup Of Red Forces Continues

RUSSIA BACKS COMPLAINT MADE TO U.N,   Gives Reds More Fodder to Stall Off Korea Issue

U.S. War In Air Calledinhuman   Red Koreans Blast American Tacties  In Charges To UN Head

U.S. Air Force Is Charged With Inhuman Deeds   Malik Forwards Protest To UN

Reds Back North Korean Complaint U.S. Air Force Bombing Is ‘Inhuman’

Drenched Western Oregon Gets Set for New Battering by Pacific Storm Moving Inland ©

Inquiry in Plane Disaster Started  Search for More Survivors Pushed

Searching Investigation of Plane Wreck Started by Two Probe Units

Investigation: Begun In Air Crash Whica Cost 28 Lives; Firm Had Beén Examined:

PROBE OF C-4 CRASH STARTS   Believe Plane May Have Been Overloaded; Hope Dim for 20 Missing.

Probe Will Review Crash of Plane in Which 28 Perished   Cotter and Planes Search Area for Possible Survivors of Tragedy

PROBE CRASH OF AIRLINER   See Scant Hope For 20 Passengers Missing;  Eisht Known Dead

CRASH FATAL TO 28 PERSONS IS BEING -PROBED    Agents of Puerto Rican Govenrment, American Officials Plan Inquiry

Searching Probe Of Crash Begins   28 Puerto Ricans Apparently Lost

Probe Ordered In C-46 Crash: 28 Feared Dead   Search Goes On For Other Survivors But Little Hope Is Held Out

Probe Info Plane Crash Is Ordered   Cause of Disaster in Which 28 Died Is Sought In Investigation Now Under Way —

Investigation Is Begun into C-46 Plane Crash   Eight Known Dead, Scant Hope Held for 20 Others Aboard

Inquiry Pushed In Plane Crash  Loss Of Lives Now ls Placed At 28

Probe Launched Into Plane Crash   Searching Inquiry to Check Violations

PROBE OF PLANE CRASH IS BEGUN   37 Rescued, Eight Known Dead, Little Hope For Others   ALL PUERTO RICANS

lnvestigation On in Plane Wreek: Search Eantinued  Eight Known Dead And 20 Others Missing In Crash Of Airliner

(-46 PLANE CRASH PROBE BEGINS   U.S., Puerto Ricans Seek Cause Of Mishap Fatal To 28

U.S. Begins Investigation Of Air Crash   Searching Inquiry Into  Accident That Killed 28 Puerto Ricans Started  By Government

TO PROBE CRASH   Investigators Seek Cause o Air Mishap in Which IR Died

Hope for 28 Abandoned in Plane Crash   Revocation of Airline’s License Asked Last Octobe

Investigation Is Started Today Into Wreck of C-46 Which Crashed With Loss of 28 Lives

28 Thought Deac In Crash-at Sea Airline Investigated  By CAA on Safety

10 Still Missing In Atlantic Crash  Eight Known Dead After Plane Falls

CAB Probes Air Tragedy   Line Carrying PuertoRicans Accused of Vio lating Air Regulations

TO PROBE CRASH   Investigators Seek Cause of Air “— in Which  8 Died

C-46 Crash Toll _Is Placed at 2&      Eight Bodies Recovered, Scant Hope Held for 2 Others Lost in Atlantic: Investigation Opened

Group Named To Review Vet Hospitalization  Committee Appointed  Re, Tiasessiawm tn Dean   Committee Appointed  By Truman to Examine Problems of Proposed Closings. Transfers

Truman Appoints Three Men To Conduct Inquiry   Groups Protest Abandonment Of Veterans Hospitals

VETS HOSPITAL DISPUTE PUT UP TO COMMITTEE   Truman Names Three Men; Protest Transfer of Crippled Patients.

Truman Names Review Board Or Vet Hospitals   Three Men To Check Whole Hospital Program

Truman Names Committee To Probe VA Unit  To Give Special Attention To Paranleaic Cases

Body Namied to Study Program  Controversy Involves Vet Hospitalization

VET AID WILL BE REVIEWED   Truman Appoints Com. mittee To Study Hae pitalization Program

Three Named fo Unit For Study Of Controversy   President Makes Appointments After Protests Received

Hospital Check Group Appointed   Truman Names Three To Review Controversy Over VA Program

Names Hospital Review Board   Truman Names 3-Man Committee To Study Proaram

Hospital Group fo Study Plans   Truman Names Three on Veteran Program

Veterans Issue To be Reviewed   Pres. Truman Names Three-Man Committee to Look Into Controversial Hospitalization Program, Particularly Paraplegics and Amputees. ;  of   DR. RUSK HEADS BOARD

Vet Hospital Study Slated   President Names Group To Review “After Hearing Protests

US. TO REVIEW HOSPITAL CASE   Truman Names Board To Study Paralyzed Vets’ Problems.

Will Review Vet  Hospital Program   Truman Appointed Group Will Pay Special Attention To Paraplegics, Amputees

Truman Names Committee for Hospital Study   Three Doctors Asked To Review Veterans’ Program

Vet Hospital Puzzle to Be Given Review   Truman Names Group To Study Muddle Over What to Do About Veterans’ Needs

VA Hospital Program to Be Probed   President Names Review Board in Wake of Protests

Three Men to Review Controversy   President Orders Special Attention to Cripples’ Problem:

FIFTH VICTIM ‘VERY CRITICAL Traffic Wreck Toll Near Elgin Hits Four With Alford Death

FIFTH VICTIM ‘VERY CRITICAL’   eee tame amin  Trattic Wreck Toll Near Elgin Hits Four With Alford Death

County Quota in First Draft Set at 8 Men   Group to Report Sept. 2] For Induction Into U. §. Armed Forces

Bipartisan Policy In Foreign Affairs Asked by Senator   Republican Claims ‘Fair Deal Cooperation’ Would Strengthen U.S,

TRUMAN URGED 10 SEEK G.0P. AID ON FUTURE DECISIONS   President's “Sabotage” Tk rade Draws Sharp Replies  Gn Canitel Hill

G.O. P. Senators Counter Bitter _ Truman Attack   Showdown Demanded by Bridges; Bipartisan Policy Sought

G. 0. P. HOLDS OUT BIPARTISAN HOPE   Senators Lash Back at Truman’s Assertions

Offers Solution To Bickering Sen. Ferguson Suggests GOP Be Called In On Policy

F erguson Asks A iokie On U.S.  Foreign Policy   Michigan Leader Says Dems Should  Invite Cooperation

Heated Debate on Bipartisan Policy   Could Be Saved if Republi cans Were Consulted, Savs Ferguson   JAB BACK AT TRUMAN   Seeks Scapegoat as Cold War Is Being Lost, G. O. P. Retort

Thinks Truman Should Invite GOP Members   Ferguson Makes Proposal To Save Bipartisan Policy

Truman Blast Stings G.O.P.   Bitter Replies Made To Sabotage Charge

Truman Urged To Invite GOP To Poliey Talks   Ferguson Says Bipartisan System Could Be Salvaged

GEORGE SCHOOL 15 HIT HARO DURING BIG BLOW   Many Trees on the Grounds Are Uprooted and Broken   CLEARING UP STARTED

McCarthy Offers ‘Top Agent’ Name  Senator Declares Data Turned Over

Tydings Calls For Showdown With McCarthy   Wants Latter to Name “Top” Red Espionage Agent in Capitai

Tydings Asks Showdown On Agent Charge   Senator Says Top Russian Espionage Fixture Is Located In State Departmen

TYDINGS ASKS RED’ SHOWDOWN   Seeks Airing of McCarthy  ‘Spy’ Charges

Top Russ Spy In State Dept’.   Tydings Urges McCarthy Be Called Behind Closed Doors to Name Man; Move Grows to Open Loyalty File

Robbers Stole $100,000 W orth Of ‘Jewels, Furs from Rose’s Home But Billy Doesn’t Mind

Billy Rose and Wife Lose Jewelry and Furs Valued at $100,000 in Robbery

$100,000 Looted at Billy Rose’s House ‘But ‘Baby’ Was Wearing $250.000 Gems

3 BANDITS GET JEWELS & FURS AT ROSE HOMES   Stolen Articles Valued at $100,000 By Showman

Sedalian Is First Hunting Fatality Of Deer Season  Coroner Says Not Determined Who Fired Fatal Shot _

CENSOR PASSES ON WAR STORIES   DISPATCHES SUBMITTED FOR CLEARANCE IN TOKYO BEFORE GOING ABROAD.

2 Rail Unions Debate Strike   Dispute Over Third Man On Diesel Motors Still Deadlocked

reese FANS eee nt SOR tepals  HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Cc: Ad   GLEANED BY SCRIBE

Measure Slashed By Quarter Of Billion Dollars   Largér Cut Defeated In Tie Ballot; Four-Point Program ls Approved By.  One-Vote Margin

Shorn Foreign Aid Approved in Senate   Tied Vote Bars Doubled Cut Of Quarter-Billion in ERP; Point 4 Squeaks Throuch

Big Foreign Aid Bill Passed After light Senate Vote   $3,122,450,000 Total May Be Slashed Wher Economy Drive Starts

AID THRU SENATE   Foreign Allotment Lose: Only Quarter Billion  ere

Foreign Aid Bill Safely Thru Senate   Economy Drive Threatens Actual Granting of Cash

Foreign Aid Bill Through Senate  Shorn of Quarter Of Billion Dollars

FOREIGN AID BILL PASSED   Senate Approves Three Billion Dollar Measure By 60 To 8 Vote.

Senate Cuts $250,000,000 Off Aid Bill   Other Reductions Loon When Voting Starts To Provide Cash

Economy Forces Lose Close Fight   Truman “Aid to Backward Area” Plan Is Approved

Senate Passes Foreign Aid  Authorization   ’ Eeonomy Drive Seen Likely When Voting On Monev Bevrins

SENATE WHITTLES QUARTER BILLION FROM FOREIGN AID   ECA AUTHORIZATION BILL IS PASSED BY WHOOPING 60 TO 8

Close Senate Votes Prevent Additional Cuts   But Money Still Must Be Okayed In Appropriations

$3,122,450,000 Foreign Aid Bil  Voted by Senate   Still Faces Economy: Drive in Later Action To Provide the Cash

senate Okays Big Foreign Aid Measure  Shorn of Quarter   Shorn of Quarter Billion Dollars, Bill is Passed By Huge 60-8 Margin

SENATE APPROVES FOREIGN AID BILL BY. 60 10 8 VOTE   Pending Measure Providing Cash Expected To Have  1 Baicek mete

European Aid Bill Squeezes  Past Senate   Tight Votes on ERP,  Point Four Programs Foreshadow Trouble From Economy Drive

Foreign Aid Authorization ‘May Still Face Slashes   After Quarter-Billion Cut, Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill By 60-8: Point 4 Okayed

Senate Okay: Big Foreign Aid Measure   Shorn of Quarter Billion Dollars, Bill is Passed By Huge 60-8 Margin

THREE BILLION FIGURE WINS 60-8 VOTE   “Point Four” Program Gets By On 37-36 Margin  40-40 TIE   Prevents $500,000,000 Cut In E.R.P.; Marshall Plan Funds Reduced

Foreign Aid Bill Passes Senate with $250 Million Cut  Expect Economy  sf , ee ry, rare

Close Senate Votes on Foreign Aid Authorization Points To Trouble for Finance Bills

Marshall Plan, Point Four Win Narrow Victory   $3, 122,450,000 Figure. May Be Subjected to Determined Economy Drive at Future Date

Navy Head Says U. S. Defense OK  Dees not Believe   Does not Believe National Security Is Endangered by Spending Slashes

Surplus Farm Products Will Be Given Away   U.S. to Distribute Per. ishable Items Frorr Huge Stores

 Farm Products May Spoil Perishable Surplus Stocks ‘Will Be Given Away by U. S.

Bulgaria Due To Stand Fast On Moscow Orders  Officials Figure Soviets Are Calling The   Officials Figure Soviets Are Calling The Signals. -

Bulgaria Is Expected To Stand Fast   ‘Orders From Moscow Will Cause Resistance Ta TT & Demand«

SATELLITE MAY BE ACTING UPON MOSCOW ORDERS   American Policy Could Lead To Similar Breaks With Other Ded Natiens

Sofia Expected To Stand Fast  U.S. Suspects Reds Called Bulgar Signals

Expect Bulgaria To Stand Fast Against Threat  Possibly Will Go On Moscow Orders

U.S. Expects Bulgaria To Stand Ground  Washington Makes Threat To Break Diplomatic Ties

Bulgarian Break Called Red Pian   U. 5. Answering With ‘Tough’ Stand

Bulgaria Seen Standing Fast   Washington Does. Not. Be lieve: Threat. of . Break Will Change Policy.

SEE BULGARIA STANDING PAT AGAINST US.   Hint Moscow Is Behine  Demand For Ouster of  U. 8. Envoy

Bulgaria Expected To Stand Fast on. Break With U.S.   Informed. Officials : See Soviet Union’s Hand; Wonld: Chase U. S, From Sofia

Moscow Calling Signals in Sofia Rupture, Belief.   U.S. Break With All East Europe Seen as Possibility

Sofia Stands Pat In Scrap With America  Soviets Call Signal To Oust Minister

Say Bulgaria To Stand Pat On US Envoy   U. S. Officials Believe Russians Gave Orders To Satellite Country

GRISIS-IN LEAD _- TRADE FEARED   u. S$. Sleted To End Buying o! * Metal in July—High Zine Brings Woil

GAIN IN BUYING FOR STOCKPILES UPSETS MARKET   Users Of Metals Bitterly Complain Of Price Advancement

General Might Accept ‘Draft’ Is Report a ‘Ike’ Again Rejects Boost As Candidate

Answer Still No, Says Ike On Candidacy   Eisenhower Leaves Door Open for Possible ‘Draft’? Action

Lattimore Talk Is Cancelled By Swank Hostelry   (Guests Veto Listening To Principal Target Of McCarthy Probe

LATTIMORE SPEECH IS CANCELLED BY HOTEL   Management Of Hotel Says Majority Of Guests Opposed His Avpearance

Ohio Bell Will Resist Refund, Rate Cut Order   PUC Carries Out      PUC Carries Out Mandate of Ohio  Supreme Court

NHARP ADVANCE MADE BY GRAINS   WHEAT AND CORN SOAR TO NEW HIGHS — SOYBEANS AND LARD STRONG,

Truman Won't Act This Week In Coal Scrap   President Doesn't Yet Consider That Emergency Exists

Lewis May Seek To Have Miners  Return To Work   Move May Be Made To Head _ Off Presidential Inter vention In Coal  Shortage   HAS CONFERENCE WITH SOME LEADERS  /OITT T WTA

BRANNAN OUTLINES HIS PLAN FOR ‘DUMPING’ OF POTATOES   Would Sell Spuds At Cent Per Hundred  Yo The Growers

Six Smethport and Area Men Will Go To Erie August 10   Only Single, NonVeterans are Liable for Induction, Report Says.

Dever Raps Victor As Another Harding  Denfeld Ends in Second Place;  Awer In far Attarney Canaral:

Hot Scrap in Massachusetts   Cousin of Cal Coolidge Anc Renominated Democrat Tangle for Governorship

Heer Defense Jolted At Murder Triat  Judges Rules Out Intoxication Plea In OSU Slaying

Partial O.K. Put On Arm: Aid Measure   Senate May Act To Put Curb OnSpending Power Of President

Two Senate Committees Okay Huge Foreign Arms Program But Propose To Curb Some Presidential Powers

Two Senafe Commitfees Approve Foreign Aid Money But Move To Curb Powers of President  Move to Furnish Arms to Nations Outside Atlantic Pact Beaten

Leland L. Smith To Take Oath Gf Ohice Friday   Special Buses to Take Logansport Residents to Indianapolis to Witness Ceremony

100 From Here to See Smith Sworn   Two Bus Loads to Carry 58 to Indianapolis

Marine Shift Throws Reds Ott Balance   Leathernecks Move To Central Front For Offensive

Area They Left Had Nearly Been — t   TRANSFER WAS SWIFT   North Korean Sixth Division Practically Ineffective

South Korean Forces Advance 20 Miles Deeper in Pursuit, Of Fleeing Communist Army

Air, Naval Support Is Ready Also   Red Fight Reported Light in North Koreas Blown Bridge Slows Advance      Soviet Help Given  Russian Advisers Suid fo Be Preparing  Barntiiieatlane

MacArthur Holds U.N. Troops Ready South of Parallel  Losses of 200,000 For Enemy Listed By Commander

Other Units Are Massed for Next Big Push  MacArthur Declares   MacArthur Declares Red Casualties Exceed 200,000

Allies Mass for Expected Drive Into North Koree  South Koreans Move Ahead 20 More Mile:

Forces Ready for Offensive   North Koreans Suffer 200,000 Casualties

Beyond Parallel  Allied Forces Await Order For Big Drive Inta Red Heartland

Allies Drive  Forward on  East Coast   Bulk of 175,000 U.N Troops Mass Below Border for Push.

Big Army Poised for New Attack   175,000 U.N. Men On Border Prepare For Great Movemen'

Allies Forming Vise To Surround Reds   Forty Thousand Reds Taken Prisoners in Big -Push That Now Extends 20 Miles Deeper in North Korea: Allies Ready for New Drive

Forge New Vise For Korea Reds   Southern Armies Move North; Allies Poised at 38th Parallel

ROKs Gain Twenty Miles; Pincer Looms   Reds Lose 20,000 Men; Allies Massing for Push

New Gain Made As Forces Mass For Final Blow   South Koreans Meet Littl Opposition In Advance Up Coast; 175,000 Are Poised For All-Out Smash

By UN Forces   ‘South Koreans:On 20 Miles Deeper” Above Parallel -

S. Koreans Dig 20 Miles; Allies Mass for Big UN Knockout   200,000 Communist Cas. ualties Reported By MaeArthur Headquarters

UNArmy Below Parallel ls Still Poised   MacArthur Estimatse Red Casualties To Be Around 200.000

Reds Abandon Equipment Along Retreat Route in North; Many Make Stand  in Wonsan Area.   U.N. TROOPS POISED. TO TAKE OFFENSIVE

RED CASUALTIES TOTAL 200,000   Allies Mass Troops for Big Pincers Movement as Reds Prepare for Stand at Wonsan.

RED LOSSES ESTIMATED AT 200,000 MEN   Vise Apparently Being Forged To Tran Remnants

South Korean Troops Deep Into North   Are Now 75 Miles Beyond Parallel 38; Total Enemy Losses Put At 200.000

Other Units Are Massed for Next Big Push  MacArthur Declares Red Casualties Exceed 200,000

Allies Preparing For Next Action   Troops Are Massing for Expected Big Push to Red . Heartland   75° MILES BEYOND 38TH   North Koreans Continue To Ignore Demands Made by MacArthur

South Koreans Drive 20 Miles Deeper in North   Americans Massed for Expected Big Push Into Red Heartland

New Vise Being Forged To Crush Remnants Of Communist Forces; Enemy Frmoners Now Number About 40.000.

Tottering Reds Being Clamped in Vise by Forces  In Forward Position

Estimate Reds’ Total Casualties In War At 200,000 Figure   40,000 Held As Allied Prisoners   'U. N. Forees Continue To. Gather At Border For All-Out Punch

Other Allied Forces Are Massed For Big Drive To  Heart Of Communist Land

‘Allies Mass _ For Crossing North Of 38.   Big Push Expected As South Koreans Drive  More Than 75 Miles -

South Koreans are 15 Miles Into Red Territory   Other U. N. Troops Mass At Border For Expected Push

South Korea Troops Forge 20-mile Gain   MacArthur Puts Foe's Casualties at 200,000 Since Start of Wer

Allied Forces Mass For Attack on Reds   Forge New Vise For Communists Above Parallel   South Koreans Have Advanced More Than 75 Miles and Now Threaatan Tonachon

Allied Forces  Mass   Balk of UN Troops, Ait and Naval Support 4 for Expected  - Dtive Inte North

PUSH CARRIES 7) MILES PAST PARALLEL 38   Allies Estimate Red Army Suffers 200,000 Casualties Since June Invasion.

ROK Troops 15 Miles North Of Parallel 38   Heaviest Foe Losses Reported Since Inchor Landing; Divisions Trapped In South

Other Allies Mass for Push   Air-Sea Support Ready for Expected Big ‘Push to Heart’ of Red: Korea ‘

Vast Allied Army Massed For Big Push   South Koreans Press 20 Miles Deeper; New Crossings For 38th

Mass for Push Into  Heartland   Ground, Air, Naval Forces at Ready for Another Major Drive   CRUSH REMNANTS   North Korean Casualties Officially Estimated at 200.000 Since June 25

200,000 Set As Official ‘Loss By Reds   Troops Punch 75 Miles Across Line; New ‘Vise’ Seen

Vise Being Forged To Smash Communists; Allied Forces Group For All-Out Drive

3 Top Mobilization Leaders Are Facing Congressional Quiz   Senate Committee Reported Favoring General Freeze instead of Voluntary Plan

Price Control Proposals Are Under Attacks  Top Mobilization Officials Called RSE BRO Der (Sens ee eae peer

Slayer May Try Detector Test  ‘Last Resort’ Court To Make Decision

MacArthur Praised By Truman For Wark Ac Amorican-UN Far East Chie!

Hopes U.S. Policy Clear— Truman Pleased By Job ‘Mac’ Is Doing      But Steers Clear of Comment Or Formosa Trip, Controversy

Truman Happy With Strategy Of MacArthur   US-Formosa Policy To Remain The Same; No Political Interference

War Leader Fires Back At Critics   Visit To Formosa Opens Controversy Over Aid To China

President. Backs Job Of M’‘Arthur   Truman Finds No Fault With General’s Actions in Far East

Truman Satisfied With What Gen. MacArthur s Doina In The Far Fast

Legion Posts Set Democracy Fete  For December 7 777 Texas Posts Will Join in  Proaram

Skipper Accuses U. S. Of Attempting to Block  ‘ Shanshai Sailine Time

Allied Columns  Driving Towards Manchuria Line   Break Through Strong Red Defenses; Planes Aid Push

Plunge Toward Manchurian Frontier Without Opposition   Reds Falling Back Toward Yalu River Under Heavy Air AHack

HEAVY U, S, AIR ATTACKS HIT NORTH KOREANS   U.S, Advance Will Hit Where Chinese Reds Reported

Two Forces Smash Reds   Allied Columna Plunge Toward Manchuria Border

Crack Enemy Defense Lines At Yaly River   Score Two break Loroughs in North Korea Against Increasing Red Resistance

Resume Push; 30 Americans  Found Slain   Enemy Falls Back Toward Yalu River; South Kereans Gain

U. 8. 24th Division Advances Eleven Miles Against Strong Enemy Rear Guard Resistance In New Push   SCOTTISH TROOPS CRACKING DEFENSE

No Opposition as Allies Race  Toward Border   Heavy Air Attack Clears Way for General Adyance

Allied Columns Break Through Strong Red Line   No. Koreans Reportec Falling Back Toward Yalu River Frontier

Allied Columns Break Through New Red Lines  Communist Troops Fa i Back To ward  Divan Ceantian

Approach Manchurian Frontier Unopposed in Shivery Weather   “Ladies From Hell” Lead Breakthrough In Northwest; Airmen Knock Out Eight Red Tanks.

United Nations Troops Push on to Manchurian Border as Reds Retreat   On Northeast Coast Shivering South Korean Forces Enter Important Port and Railway Hub of Songjin.

Allied Troops Break Thru in Northwest Korea   Squash Strong Opposition, Head For Manchuria

Red Troops Fall Back Toward Yalu River In  Face Of Big Air Attack

Ohio To Draft 2.860 More In October Call  County Quotas Will Be Revealed Later,  * Thieeetar Renorts

October Draft To Take 2,860  Ohio Quota for Mont   Ohio Quota for Month 10 Over September's

Coshocton County to Furnish Six, Holmes Eight for November Draft

[Guard Units Named_  Ohio Draft tiie Set At 2.860 Men For October

Trial for Burma Surgeon Starts   Dr. Seagrave Held on Treason Charge

House Passes Bill For Excise Vax Cut, Boost In Corporation Levies

House Passes Bill Slashing  Excise Taxes   Corporation Levy Raised; Measure Now to U. S. Senate

Disaster Plan Approved by Senate Group   For Protection of Civilian Population Against Atomic Attac!

Senators OK Vast Civil — Defense Act   $3 Billion Plan Proposed To Guard People, Property

Plan For Protecting U. S, Civilians Against Atomic Bomb Attack Is Approved

Civilian Defense Plan ls Approvec  we a, i 2 pe   Federal- Govt. To Aid Local Defense

Cullman Hi Schoo! To Have Many Modern Features   New Lay-Out Will Afford Greater School Efficiency

Tight Embargo Is Clamped On Red China   Can't Send Even Safety Pin To Communists Un. der Strict Edict

Threatens To ‘Expose’ Lynch In Broadcast   Dewey Says He'll Show Opponent Is Servant Of ‘Big Money’ Group.

DEWEY BLASTS DEMOCRAT FOE   -Senate Starts Probe Of Famed Letter

CHIANG'S LOST ARTILLERY —.  Chinese Reds Make Shells for U.S. Guns

Pipe Shortage Causes Ban On Gas Conversion   Utilities Firm Forced To  Temporary Action

Raging Ohio Threatening Shawneetown   ‘Fear Swollen River May Crack Flood  Cites Bio FT ovee

Regroup Red Forces For: Fresh Blow   Church's Men ‘Pulverizing’ Red Division

UN Forces Ease Threat To Taegu   Reds Being Forced To Yield Bridgehead In Changnyong Secto:

Tokchock May Be Base For Troops   Communists Pushed Back As Reds Take Terrific Pounding

Enemy Force Still Poised Near Taegu   American Planes Strafe Foes As They Flee Across River

Foe Yielding Most Of Bridgehead In Changyong Area   Mgrines, Infantrymen Advance Under Cover Of Heavy Artillery Fire

Red Resistance Described as. Light or  Moderate but Army Spokesman ~ Warns Foe has Possibly 50,000 Men ~ Still Poised for Attack — Invaders  Driven Back Over Two Miles in  North —’ Changnyong Bridgehoad “is Nearly Wiped Out.   SOUTH KOREANS SEIZE: ISLAND

50,000 Men Still Poiséd North of Abandoned City   South Koreans in Surprise Londing on Island Off Seoul; US Attack Drives Invaders Back 212 Miles

Immediate Threat to faegu fs Eased as Enemy $s Driven Back Out of Critical Area to North

50,000 Poised for New Drive   South Koreans Land on Tokchock island, Fiaht Behind Enemy

Hickenlooper Says Lattimore Not ‘Cleared’  Republican Senator Denies FBI Files Refute Charges

Pusan In Allied Hands Guarantees A Port For Materials   Harbor Is Well Guarded By Nature with Passages Between Island, Mainland

Two Years Of Turmoil Seen In New Conaress  : President's Plans . . Will Face Added  risficeultsac Naw

Next 2 Years To Be Rough On President   , Hostile Congress Facing Truman; Qhio’s Taft In Driver’s Seat   ‘Lame-Duek’  Call Eyed   Truman Statement Being Awaited

New Congress Faces Turmoil   Election May Prove Costly To Truman Aims

Republicans Decide Today On Acheson   Both House and Senate Groups Summoned for Meetings.

Tomadoes Destruction is Extensive   Floods Threaten Western States Follewing Thaw

14 Persons Injured In Twin Tornadoes   Expectant Mother Undergoes Operation After House Smashed

Tornadoes Injure 14 Near Mobile  Four Communities Hit by Twisters

TWISTERS TOPPLE HOUSES, INJURE L   STRIKE FOUR COMMUNITIES NE'R MOBILE, ALA— DAMAGE IS HEAVY.

Two Tornadoes Hurt Fourteen  In Mobile Area   Suburban Baldwin County Sections Hit By Storms; Damage Runs High

Twin Tornadoes Slash Area Near Mobile, Afabama   Houses, Trees and Pole: Topple Before New Twisters

Twin Twisters Hit Area in Alabama; Many Flee From North Dakota Floods

‘Carry On, But Don't Get Caught’ Pravda Warns American Communist Party   BY J. M. ROBERTS, JR. Associated Press  Deceten 4&ffatee Anslyvct

Estimate 62,000 Men Boarding Fleet, Harbor Not Under Fire, But Chinese Reds Press Against Coastal Zone; 17th Regimental Combat Team Safe

1/thCombat  eam Reaches Port City From Yalu River  60 000 Men With Materiol   60,000 Men With Materiel Reported Boarding Transports, Freighters For Withdrawal

LOADING OF MEN ABDARD VESSELS SEEN FROM AIR   Force Estimated at 60,006—  All Troops in Area Elude Traps Set by Chinese Reds.   PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW  WITHDRAWAL ORDERLY   Enemy Not Close Enough to _ Evacuation Port to Shell   It—Climaxes 2 Weeks  of Reversals.

ALL 10th Corps Troops Elude Enemy s Traps   Men. Material Being Loaded on Ships: 17th Combat Team Is Safe

AP Photographer Says Ships Taking On Men And Material At Hungnom—Destination -Of Evacuation Fleet Strict Secret

Troops Board Ships In Hunanam Area   Remnants Of 60,000, Including ‘Lost’ Group. Reported Embarking From Port.

Presence Of Chinese Reds Confirmed   Gen. MacArthur Says Reds Fought In Korean War

Confirm Capturing 10 Chinese Reds. {n Korean Fighting  Presence of Regular Communist Groups . flow. srt. tt

Miners Will Decide This wine -end About Goine Rack To Work Monday

Back-to-Pits Move Seen in  Coal Walkout   Miners in District Locals to Vote on Return Sunday—Top Officials Optimistic

Miners Deciding Over Weekend On Return fo Work   Some So Desperate They Appeal for Food for Families

Situation Desperate: ‘SOFT COAL MINERS MUST IDECIDE ON RETURN TO WORK

COAL MINERS ASK FOR FOOD   Many Rebellious; Will De cide This Week-End On 3-Day Week

Hungry Miners Plead For Food For Families   They'll Decide This Week-end On Going Back To Pits

DECISION FACED BY COAL MINERS   Strikers, Some So Desperate They Are Appealing For ' Food, Will Decide On Work Tesne

Mine Strikers Vote Sunday On Work Order   Some Offcials Believe Men Will Agree to Return; Many Hunery

SOME OBEY LEWIS   Miners to Decide Whether to Go Back to 3-Day Work Week

Many Miners Seek Help  For Families   ‘Lack of Food May Force  Some of 90,000 Strikers To  - Obey 3-Day Work Week Plea of Lewis.

To Vote Sunday on UMW Appeal   Union Officials Say Prospects Bright for Return Monday

Union Presses Rebel Strikers, Down at Heel   Week-End Ballot Expected Te Favor Work on Mondav

Some of Striking Coal Miners Getting Hungry as Decision Maree on Back to Work Order

Hungry Diggers Must Decide This Weekend   Question Is Will The Men Accept ThreeDay Work Week As Lewis Suggests Or Remain On Sirnike.

Diggers To Decide OverWeekEndOn Return To Work   District Union Official Expects Pits To Reopen in Pittsburah Sector On Monday

Coal Miners May Return to Work   Hungry Strikers Will”   Hungry Strikers Will” Decide This Weekend If They'll Dig Coal

Meetings in Some Arcas Become Lawless as Men Refuse to Obey  - Lewis Return Order  Appeal for Food Things Look Brighter  Rar Reeoming Wael   Things Look Brighter For Resuming Work Several Leadera Say

Miners Meet To Decide On Strike Action  U.M.W. Officials Believe Most Men Will Work Monday

May Give in to Lewis’s 3-Day Work Week Order In Week-end Balloting ; Manv in Desperate Need

PENNSYLVANIA COAL STRIKERS ASK FOR FOOD   Besiege Salvation Army and Relief Officials at Uniontown.

Miners Ballot Anew on Union Work Orders   Many Desperate For Food after Mine Shutdown

Miners Study Proposal fo Resume Work   Many Strikers B.  Co .: 7. ~~

Appeal for Food for Families  Desperate Miners Weighing Return-to-Work Issue

Shortage Of Food May Get Miners To Resume Work   Decision Whether To Renew Three - Day Weel Schedule To Be Determined Over Weekend: ITIMW Officiale Ontimistie

Will Decide Immediately  On Working   Strikers Expected To Follow Lewis’  7 Short-Week Plan

Leaders Try To Force Men Back to Jobs  Strikers’ Families Desperate, Hungry

Desperate Soft Coal Miners Seeking Food: Bloody Fighting Breaks Out in Colorado

Strikers To Vote During Week End; Pennsylvania Leaders Optimistic; Men Plead for Food for Families

Miners May Defy Lewis’ Three-Day Work Week Order   Many Feel Pinch of Limited Income and Bre Ovenly Rebellious

Hungry Miners May Return to 3-Day Week  Relief, Salvation Arm Get Food Requests  f=. gg... .*._. eye

Coal Miners, Needing Cash, Are Rebellious   But UMW Expects 3-Day Week Plea To Be Followed

TWISTER BRINGS HEAVY DAMAGE TO TEXAS CITY   One Person Critically Injured, Two Serious Hurt Near Houston

MacArthur Ousts AP, UP Newsmen  ‘Supreme’ Leader Irked by Stories

Say Early Wants To Resin Post  Defense Secretary Expected To Quit

U.S-CANADA SIGN NIAGARA POWER PACT ©   Scenic Beauty of Falls to Be Guarded Over 50-Year Span

Truman Entering Upon Sixth Year As President But He’s Chanaed Man

Truman Begins His Sixth Year As President  100-1 Bet He Will Be Next Nominee y Democratic Party

Truman Healthy, Confident Near 68th Birthday   Expected to Run For Third Term As President

Plans for 52 TRUMAN BEGINS SIXTH YEAR  AS PRESIDENT   ‘Expected to Again Seek Office in Next Election

President Set To Slap Lewis With T-H Act   Shifts Fail to Report for Coal Pit Work; Showdown Expected

Full-Scale Coal Walkout Starts   Miners Ignore Threat of T-H Injunction

TASK FORGES’ FROM CHINA ALONG-FRONT_.   Latest Estimate Of Enemy Strength - Totals 110,000

Manchurian Air Base Hits  Considered   U.N. Leaders Give Informal Study To Need For Attacks

Lane Debates ‘Special Session   Change In Date Of Coming Primary Election Sought

Robbery, Kidnay Charges Filed   Two Kokomo Men Are Captured in Chase; Another Questioned,

Paralyzed Vet Held in Slaying  Charged With Murde  > ee a  a ee   Charged With Murder. ing Legless Buddy in VA Hospital.

Tragedy Compounded :  Paralyzed War Veteran Kills Lesless Buddy in Hospital

British Study Their Status In Korean War   Question of Use Of Ground Troops Before Cabinet

Taft And Lausche Tagged At 6 To 5 To Be Winners In Next Week’s Pol]

Weinberg Case Taken Up Again  Denied Acquaintance With Communists

Pay-As-You-Go To Cost Heavily   Sawyer Warns Will Mean Greater Tax Increase Than Most People Realize

The Weather   Increase in Price of Steel And Bigger Dividends out of Large Earnings in Prospect

Long Fourth Bloodiest  In Peacetime  Council Says War   Council Says War Looks Like Picnic Afier Larce Tall

Holiday Toll Most Bloody In History   Highway Massacre Makes Korean War ‘Seem Like Picnic,’ AG -iale Declare

Holiday Death Tofal Highes! In U.S. History   Traffic Accidents Kill Nearly 500; Drownings Take 159 Lives

Traffie Fatalities Set Postwar Record  793 Meet Death In ’Bloodiest’ Holiday

Bloodiest Holiday Period In Nation’s Peacetime  History   491 LIVES CLAIMED ON U. S. HIGHWAYS

Bloody Holiday loll Hits 793  Deaths In Traffic Alone Number 49]

Hormones To Check Cancer Cheaper  * * * * * * * * * * * * es Cen es ee ee .  . ee 2 oo oe a >» ee we hUmFlhlh et Malpas   Glands Taken From Rats In New Methed Of Fichtine Killer

New Way to Make Hormones Is Discovered   Glands from Rats Kept Alive in Fluid, Produce Scarce Hormones.

Giant Assault Ot Reds Trap: US. Regiment   Yanks, China Units Meet in Fi, hting For First Time

Foe Using Soviet Tanks And Guns   Allied Forces Giving, Ground, 3.000 South Koreans Cut Off

Foe Drives 4,000 Yards m Central Sector Before Guns and Planes Halt. Advance; 1,350 of Enemy Slain as New Offensive Develops in-South

Communists  Routed On East Coast   Drive In South Nipped; 2 Crack Scot Regiments On Way From Hong Kong

Good Earnings  On Tax Filings   L. D. Veazey as Prisoner Made Them Profitable

Revenue Bureau After Convict ledaer Veacev Made $8.500 Annualy in State Pen

‘Quiting’ Talk Making Rounds Of Legislature  Supporters Of Mo ve  eanportionmen

Talk Of Reapportionment Mixes With Adjournment Gossip As Solons Convene

Six Western Europe Nations Have Historie Talks Today ‘To Discuss Pooling Powers

Julia Ann Decker Showed Grand Champ Market Pis   Darrell Parker Had Grand Champion Market Litter

Hex-Slaying Mob Dispersed  Police Gunfire Routs Crowd Around Jail

‘Hex’ Mob Routed  At Tennessee Jail  Sheriff and Police Defend Accused Kille

Truman Delays Arms Training  Till Next Year   Wants Nothing Now To Impede Laws Asked in Korean War

NO DRAFT CALLS FOR RESERVISTS   SELECTIVE SERVICE NOW SKIPPING SUCH MEN AS MATTER OF POLICY.

Neat Fliathlac In  iia BEYIWIuD 5  Reserve, On Call  No Induction Yet, But That's Policy

Are Not Now Receiving Induction Orders Altho Subject to the Draft

_. . —FLORIDA HAS HOT RACE— Charges Of Communism  Hurled By Pepper Foe.

Vandenberg Believes Korean Campaign Clinched The Case For Jet Air Force

General Vandenberg Believes South Korean Campaign Clinched Case For Converting to Jet Air Force

REDS VIOLATE BAN U. S. Fences In Russ Area After Frankfurt Trespass

American Battalion Cut Off, Strengthens Its Forward Position   “Lost Battalion” Reported Improving Position After A Bad Day At Hands Of N. Koreans.

Red Tanks SlipPast  —   Below Suwon   an Outpost-is— ni ff From Artillery  ‘Support and Attacked  in the Rear

Americans Still Holding Their Front Positions  U. S. Forces Lost Contact with Rear  Qunrnact far Tien

Troops Lose Contact With ‘Rear Support   Reports Indicate Their Situation ls ‘Improving’

Red Flank Attacks Encircle Advance U.S. Troop Units   Position of Trapped Outfit Reported Improved; Contact With Main Force Is Cut Off

Red Columns Move Around U.S. Troops  Carrier Planes, AF Attack Pyongyang.

Writers Deseribe Horror of Scene After Trains Meet In Kew Gardens

Probe lowans Story: 22 Years Of Persecution   Harold Small, Hudson, to Plead in Embezzlement Matter

Internationalization Of Jerusalem Dead Letter Due to Action by Soviet

SWITCH IS SURPRISE  Reds Alter Zion Policy, Line Up With Westerns

GOVERNOR SAYS CLUBS HAVE 1,900 SLOT MACHINES   Claims Public Indifference Is Greatest Bar to Law Enforcement.

Red China’s  War Question Faces Officials   "Powder- Keg’ Boundary  Dispute Expected to Be Handed Over to UN

Prosecutor to Probe Own Office Reform Groups in Gary Term Investigation “Ridiculous”

Chinese Delegations Involved in Solutions To Hold Red Membership

3 —. BRING PEACE   Aimed at Getting Russians Back Into  UN Sessions

Scientist Corps For U. S. Uraed  BEC Official Would Yee Brains, Stills

National Scientific Service Corps Suscested By Atomic Commissioner

 Atomic Energy Commissioner Proposes Nev Scientific Service Corps Under  Far-Reaching War Mobilization Program

 Would Mobilize U.S. Brains Creation of Scientific Service Corps to Aid in War Proposed

Leftist Union Heads Gather  In Washingtor   Bridges Asserts No Plans Made To Form Third Federation

Cargo For Red China Held Sp.    Auithorities Deciding” Fate of Petroleum Jelly Cargo on Ship

Authorities Debate Cargo For Red China  Patroleum Jelly   Petroleum Jelly Consignment For Reds Held Up

Delay Predicted In More Foreigr Arms Help   Gov’t Orders Troop Ships Taken Out Of ‘Moth-Ball’ Fleet

Senator Predicts Delay In Request For Extra Funds   ‘Connally Says That No Immediate Appea’ For Money Expected

Sees Delay In Request For More Money To Arm Anti-Red Nations   Senate Gives President Power To Extend Enlistment Period One Year

Delay in Truman Request Sighted  Arms for Anti-Red Nations !nvolyed

3 New Hampshire Reservists Are Called to Duty   ry Vw ics > Nw se  Predict Delay In Giving Extra Funds To Arm- Anti-Communist Countries

LESS FOREIGN AID   Funds Will Be Used to Builc Up American Armed Strength

CONNALLY FEELS FUND BILL DELAY ON ANTI-RED ARMS   Says Billion To Start: On Should Care For Foreign Aid Now

Possible Lead To Drug Treatment Of Most Prevalent Influenza Cited

Substance Wars On Virus .... useance Wars Un Virus...  Clue To Tnflueaza Treatment Traced

Drug r o Check Influenza Report ted  sake: t+ he   Scientist Finds Substance In Hay Microbe To Kill Viruses

'GOOD NEWS FOR CHICKENS, TOO  Scientist Has Lead Towards Drug Treatment for Influenza Viruses

Drug Treatment For Flu Hinted   Scientists Reports Possible Lead For  Virus Infections

Duff-Fine Ticket Nominated By Republican Party   23 Democrats, 460 Republicans Cast Ballots in Smethport

Duff-Fine Ticket Nominated By  Republican Party      23 Dernocrats, 460 .. Republicans Cast ~ Ballots in Smethport

Jim Farley's Hat Bobs In NY  Governor Ring   Hanley Winds Up Tour Expecting GOP Designation

House U nit Hopes To Rec oup Millions From Tax Evaders By Limiting Prosecutions

Union Rejects No-Strike Term   Listed as Main Reason For Oil Union Turning Down Refinery Terms

Union Rejects Mo-Strike Term  Ti atecl we bfetn, Dewerun   Listed as Msin Reason For Oil Union Turning Down Refinery Terme

“a ypical Marine Squad’. 3 Went to Korea; Only “Five Are Left Now

Country Will Get  Elections   MacArthur Would Also Get Authority To Cross Parallel 38

United Nations to Approve Outline For Korea Today   Expect to Authorize Crossing OF 38th Parallel by M’Arthur

UN Set To Okay Crossing Of 38th Parallel   General Assembly Ready To Follow Committee Aetion In Authorizing MacArthur To Unify Country

Ren, Poffer And Bennett Return  Peninsula Districts Keep Congressmen

A-Bomb Figures InBrifish Vote  Attlee Puts Em phasis On Domestic Policy

Churchill Says Big 3 Talks Top Election Drive  Attlee Sticks To   Attlee Sticks To Local Issues As Thursday Vote Near:

Churchill Claims Call for Atomic Talk with Stalin Top Election Issue

British Continue , Pre-Vote Fusses   Atomic Control Talks Claimed Major Issue

‘Churchill Making Election Issue Out Of Demand for Talks With Russia

SENATORS CALL IKE   General To Tell of Defense Needs:  Troman for Qpen Hearing:

“Big Steel” and CIO Launch Negotiations For Wage Increase   Union Agrees to a Recess to October 27; Murray Makes Statement!

U. S. STEEL ASKED FOR WAGE INCREASE   Enion Presents Poticy Without Stating How Much it Wants— 3-Hour Conference Held.

CHINA ADMITS TROOPS FIGHT WITH KOREANS   But Claim All Are Volunteers Who Want to Firht

Red China Admits Some Chinese Are Fighting In Korea But ALL Volunteers

United Nations Forces Expand  Korea Sector   Drive Ferward North of Chongchon River: Reds In Withdrawal

Chinese Reds Say ‘Volunteers Fight in Korea   UN to Proceed With Caution in Touchy Situation

house of representatives, th  Young Tibetan Ruler pont Contre Facing Red: Invasion Report Give Threat Stands Firm Local Voters

Tibet Ruler ‘Faces Up’  To Invaders  16-Year-Old Lama  Betht “fe: TM weedtioces   16-Year-Old Lama Still In Country Besieged By China

Indian Diplomat Says  Dalai Lama In Tibet .. Rumors Contradicted That 16-Year-Old

WHOLE CITY 1S SADDENED OVER RAILWAY CRASH   Week Of Mourning Puts Pall Over Anthracite  Preadiuctian Center

Cover Planned Retreat To New River Defenses   Reds Spearheads Menace Vita! Cities Of Masan, Taegu; Marines Approach Fighting Zone; South Koreans Liberate Yongdok

Enemy Troops Jab Within 12 Miles of Taequ   Americans Throw Sherman Tanks In Fight to Save Pusan

Tanks Lead Strong US  Counterblow   UN Headquarters Omits Midnight Communique

Ohio Political Campaign Keeps Full Tempo  deeteatenm fhech   Candidates Continue Lashing Out Against Opponents

Taft, Ebright Blast Ferguson  Senator Says Auditor Is Motivated By CIO

TAFT, EBRIGHT IN NEW BLAST AT FERGUSON   Claim Demo Candidate Di: rected By P. A. C.  LAUSCHE   Speaks For Soil Conservation Measures: Other Political Highlights

THEFT AT FRASER HALL   Two Typewriters and Electric Fan Taken Overnight

Normal Spring Business Rise Seen at Hand  Prosperity to Slide   Prosperity to Slide Along High Plateau For Some Months

Spring Upturn In Trade Seen   Experts Predict Prosperit; At Least Until July

Police Hope Autopsy Might Disclose Possible Motive For Death Of Roanoke Girl

2 Rep ublicans Ask Showdown  On FEPC Bill   Resolution Urges Rayburn To Bring Measure To  Vote In House

Republicans Seek to Bring FEPC to Floor  Bill Has Been  Stymied in

Cangress Roundup  GOP To Force FEPC Showdown      Measure Stymied By House Spegker

‘Sec. Of Defense Calls Immediate Conference -Joint Chiefs Of Staff      Truman Lashes Out At Taft But Will , Not Say What About owt. oa, Red Bill.

FOR SPATE ANE FESTIVAL  About 300 High Schools Are in Lawrence Today

Air Gargantua Leaves Hawaii for San Diego   Navy Believes Load Sets Record for Projected Distance

Big Flying Boat Loads 142 Men  Combat Marines Take   Combat Marines Tak: 2,400-Mile Hop

a af >-RECORD NAVY FLI IGHT— Mars F lying Boat Will Carry 142 Passengers

Huge Navy Flying Boats Seek Record   One Craft To Fly 142. Men To Coast

PLANE CARRYING 144 STARTS TRIP ACROSS PACIFLL   Caroline Mars, Navy's. Big gest Air Giant, Takes Off in Honolulu for San Diego, Calif.   RECORD PASSENGER LAAD FOR DISTANCE   Two Hours Earlier a Smaller Craft With 106 Aboard Had Roared Into Air for Alameda, Calif,

Navy Fiving Boat to Carry 142 Men in Hop Across the Pacific!!! -

USN Plane Seek: New Flight Mark   Leaves Pearl Harbor With 144 Passenaers

Giant Navy Mars Flying Boats Will Attemnt Record Flights With Marines

Strike Threat Broadens In Rail Dispute   Engineers, Firemen Cleor Track For Weolkout At Any Time

Rail Unions Considering Big Walkout   Engineers, Firemen “May Feree Hiring rd Man On Diesels

Unions Want Another Man For Diesels From Now On   13-Year-Old Battle May Cause Walkout At Any Moment Now

Nation May Face Railroad Strike  Engineers, Firemen a nsider Walkout

Rail Unions Set To Quit At Any Time   Brotherhoods Draft Strike Plans After Diesel Talks Fail

2 Big Unions Considering Rail Strike   Track Clear For Walkout Any Time By Brotherhoods

STRIKE THREAT DEVELOPS OVER DIESEL TRAINS   Issue Is Over Hiring Of Third Man On Deisel  oo

SENATE SPURS CRIME PROBE   Double-Barreled Attack On Underworld Groups Planned.

Dual Underworld Attack Planned  Ties to Politics,   Ties to Politics, Tax Evasion Taraets

Crime Probers Prepare Attack  x Evasion or Link   Tax Evasion or Link With Politics Sought

Crime Study Digs Deeper   Inconve Tax Evasions. Politics Use Suspect

Senate Crime Probers Draft Double Attack   Plan To Ask Order For Seanning Data In Income Returns

Varied Careers Win Coveted Awards  ' Jayeees Pick 5 Outstanding Young Mer

Ohio's Young Men Of 1949— ‘Are Flyer, Scientists, Athlete, Mayor

Explosion Blasts 3,000 Feet of New Pipe From Ground   Large Area. Rocked As Gas Blows 30-Inch Line From Ditch

Sharpe Increase In Income Levy In Effect Oct. 1   Loopholes Being Closed In Law 

Reds Deny Grab Charge Of Acheson's   Metal May Be Cause Of Berlin Blockade Tactics Of Soviets

 Acheson Repeats ‘Charges That Russian: Plan Large-Scale Annexation Of China

Too Much Ava Gardner Frankie Sinatra Loses Wife  And Healthy Sum Of Moola

MAY MAKE K. C. INQUIRY   Grand Jury Expected ta Check on Charles Rinaggie Slaying

Enforcement To Ober Law Is Deferred   Attorney General To Wait Approximately Thirty Days

BANK STOCKHOLDERS ELECT 8 DIRECTORS   ta manta epresenting 6 74% of Stock   \CREATE 1 NEW OFFICE

BRISTOL BANK ELECTS   Farmers WNational Creates New Office Of Assistant Cashier

A SHIFT IN KOREA   Voters Indicate a Prefer. ence for New Faces in Assembly

PLEVEN CALLS FOR CONFIDENCE   Will Attempt To Keep French Government In Office

Vote of Confidence Is Asked for By Premier Rene Pleven of France

Green Light To Foreign Arms Aid   Unanimous ‘Approval Of Program Voted by North Atlantic Pact Council Yesterday

Truman's Signal Awaited to Ship Arms to Europe   Billion-Dollar Plan Is Part of Atlantic Defense Blueprint

Await Signal from Truman fo Start Arms to Europe   Master Blueprint To Halt Communist Aaaréssion Approve

Truman Signa Awaited For Arms To Roll   Atlantie Pact Nations O.Kk. Plan;  President Must Sign

White House OK Awaited On Arms Aid  Europe to Get War Supplies  Within Month

Await Truman Approval Of Defense Plan   One Billion Dollars In Arm: fs Expected To Roll Tx Western Europe In The Next Month

Await Signal to Give Europe Aid   U. S. Ready to Send. Billion of Arms Help

ERP Aid Cos! Estimate Cut   Job Can Be Done for Two Billions Less, Paul Hoffmon Says

Officials Await Truman Okeh of Defense Plans .  Sianal to Start Arms

EUROPE ARMS WAIT TRUMAN PACT NOD   Presidential Approval Only Step Needed After North Atlantic Council Gives OK

Await Approval of Defense Pact   Expect Arms to Flow to Western Europe Araund Feb 1

Truman Approval Of Atlantic Pact Plans Awaited-To Start Aid Moving

Only Truman's Approval Needed to Start Arms Rolling to Europe Within Month —

AWAIT TRUMA APPROVAL OF PACT   President Studies Atlantic Defense Strategy

President’s Approval Awaited as Signal To Start Flow of Arms Under Aid Pact

Arms Aid for Europe Awaits  Truman’s Nod  Official Okay Will _ Start $1 Billion in _ Military Supplies on Wavy to West Allies

Truman Signing. To Release Arms  Shipments Ready Wher White House Gives OK

Truman Approval Of Pact Awaited   Would Signal Start Of $1 Billion In Arms to Europe

Arms Will Roll To Europe Soon  Atlantic Pact Plans Call For Billion

AWAIT TRUMAN NOD TO START. ARMING ALLIES   President Must Approve Master Defense Plan to Free Funds.

Business Firms, Grain Elevator Are Wiped Out   One Of State’s Largest Department Stores In Path Of Flames; May Call For Investigation

MERCURY WILL PLUMMET HERE AGAIN TONIGHT   Forecast More Snow; One Below Lowest Holiday Temperature Here

Sub- Zero Wave Grips Michigan   No Relief Seen Before Sunday Front Blizzard

WOULD TAX BIE CORPORATIONS TO OFFSET CUTS   Half Billien Increase De signed To Counteract Excise Slash   TRUMAN PICTURED AS APPROVING PROPOSAL

Hike in Normal Rate From 38 to 41 Pet. Approved to Raise §433,000,000 Additional Revenue.   WOULD APPLY ONLY TO LARGEST CONCERNS   Load of Smaller Firms Would Be Cut—Action Aimed to Win Truman's ©. K. for Slash in Favcises,

IS VOTED FOR CORPORATIONS   House Committee Action Is Bid for Truman Approval

Corporations Tax Increase Approved   House Committee Votes Boost In Bid For White House Approval Of Billion-Dollor Excise Tax Cut

Excise Levies Would Be Slashed on Many Items; Small Corporations Would Benefit Under New Plan.

ON EXCISE CUT SEEN COURTED   Ways, Means Group’s Plan Would Cut Levy On Small Firms

House Ways, Means Group Acts to Avert Veto; Predict Bill Will Pass Congress

House Unit OKs Slash in Excises for Small Firms   Truman Approval of Measure with Billion Cut Seen

House Unit Votes Big Corporate Tax Boost   Committee Bids Rar Preoectdanthal   Committee Bids For Presidential Approval of Exeise Tax Slash

House Group Makes Bid For Truman Favor   Would Step Up Rate: From 38 Percent To 41 If Approved

House Committee Votes Boost In Yearly Taxes For Big Corporations   Democratic Leaders Predict House To Pass Excise Cutting Bill  Banaontohble Mn Deocidant Temennn

$433 Million Rise Gets House Committee OK In Bid for Excise Cuts

HOUSE DRAFTS TAX HIKE FOR CORPORA TIONS   Ways And Means Group Bids For Truman's  Name On Bill

COLLEGE AVENUE RAPTICT CHURCH   Governor And Superintendent Exchange Calls

US-Canadian Agreement on  tas Plan   6-Point Program for Swapping Knowledge, Allocating Material

U.S., Canada Agree On Plan  For Defense   Cooperation On Production Lined Up By Diplomats

U.S. and Canada Agree on Progran Of Joint Defense   Production tncluded In Six-Point Plan Of Cooperation

Canada AndU.$ Agree On Joint Defense Plan   Similar To Pact That Operated In Lost Woe

U. S., Canada  Sign Defense Output Pact   Six Points Provide Swapping Technical Knowledge, Controls

U.S., Canada Sign 6-Point Defense Pact   Agreement Provides For Co-Operation In War Production

Canada, U.S. OK Joint Plan   Six-Point Program Is Signed To Speed Up Joint Defense Production

Moscow Worried Over College Spies  Smith Girls In Geneva Suspected

Death Sentence 'Of Negro Officer  Is Up For Review   Lt. Gen. Walker Is Give  Papers in Convicticar Of Pennsylvania GI

DEWEY SENDS BUDGET TO LEGISLATURE   Provides for Slash In Total Figures But No Tax Changes

Wheel Identified As Privateer Type   Landing Gear Found in Sea Best Clue to Incident

Wreckage Of Landing Gear Found   Believed Bullet-Scarred; Latest Clue to Missing Plane. 

Landing Gear Scarred By Slugs   Swedish Fisherman Pulls In Wreckage

ULEW TO PLANE'S FAIL 1S FOUN      LANDING GEAR PICKED UP ID BALTIC LIKE ONE ON LOST U. 8. CRAFT.

Hampton Injured In Auto Accident  Two Others Also Hurt Get< Puch  As Car Gete

Hampton Injured In Auto Accident  Two Others Also Hurt » Ac Car Gate Puch

Welcome Public At New School Sunday, 2:00-5:00   Building Named  ‘For W. A, White Cost $337,000, Has Many gat - zat

Welcome Public At New School ‘Sunday, 2:00-5:00   Building Named For W. A. White Cost $337,000, Has Many

Reno Keeps Up Gambling Despite Flood   Gaudy Halls Lose None Of Glitter During Disaster

Charges Dairy Industry Pinch   Farmer Being Driven Into Poverty. Is Dewey Accusation

36 Passengers On Ship Out Of Anchorage   Wide Air Search On; Flares Reported On Ground

44 Are Aboard Missing Plane   Ground Flares Reported in Yukon Territory by RCAF Officials.

Plane Lost, 44 Aboard   Air Force Transport Disappears on Hop In Canadian North

U. §. Plans Pressure on Romania   State Department Refuses To Lift Ban on Travel

Restrictions On U.S. Diplomats To Be Attacked  U.S. Will Seek To End Discrimination

MOBILE GIRL NEW BEAUTY QUEEN   YOLANDE BETBEZE NAMED MISS AMERICA OF 1951 AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Alabama Brunette Named Miss America of 195]  Yolande Betbeze Outlasts 15 Other  Pinalete far Title at Atlandian (Uh,

Miss Alabama Wins Title As Most Beautiful In U. S.   Miss America Crown Comes To State As Judges Pick Mobile's Yolande Betheze: Public Agrees

Brown-Haired Alabama Beauty Wins Miss America Crown  Yolande Betbeze Given Ovation;  Miss Maine Bows Out In Preliminaries

MOBILE GIRL 1S   21-Year-Old Southern Belle Entered Contest As ‘Miss Alabama’

MOBILE GIRL 1S MISS AMERICA   21-Year-Old Southern Belle Entered Contest As ‘Miss Alabama’

Alabama Girl Wins Title of Miss America  Pre-Contest Favorite Receives Ovation as Results Announced

Alabama Girl Receives Miss America Title   Atlantic City Is Scene Of Annual Contest as 19,000 See Spectacle

Alabama Girl  Miss America Crowd Roars Approval  oF PP. £8. Ff. @ Lt. gt

MOBILE E MISS WINS HONORS  Alabama Entry Is Crowned New Miss America At Atlantic City

Fiery Duchess Of Valencia Ends Fight To Pat Don Juan On Spanish Throne

MARSHALL ASKS CONTINUED AID   Hits ‘Proposals To Emasculate And Reduce’ European Recovery

Marshall Attacks Foreign Aid Cuts  Plan Author Seeks ECA End in 1952

Chips Are Down, ECA Must Win, Says Marshall   Moscow Designs Are as Deadly as in Hot War, U. S.Warned

ECA SUPPORTED BY MARSHALL   Wertime Chief of Staff Say: Chips Are Down in Cold Wer with Russians

Marshall Speaks Out Against Cut   Says ERP Should Be Ended On Date That Is Set, June 1952

Cuts In ECA Draw Attack By Marshall   Proposals Assailed "By Plan’s Founder; Cites Red Efforts

MARSHALL BEGS FOR AID FUNDS   PROTESTS ANY CUT IN FUNDS REQUESTED FOR EUROPEAN HELP

Marshall Assails Plans to Cut ERP  Ex-Secretary Agrees European Aid Should Cease June 30, 1952

Role of ECA Siressed by Plan’s Author   Marshail Hits Red Efforts to Hurt Program

Marshall Speaks Against Plans to Cut Aid Program   Labels Gifts Vital _ In Stopping Reds’ Drive-in Europe

Marshall Hits Plan To Cut European Aid  Farmers Secretary Ot   Farmers Secretary Of! State Opposes ECA Reduction

THIRSTS QUENCHED  eceetmm t NN et NE  ‘Waterlift’ Enters Manhattan To Aid of ‘Displaced Texans’

THIRSTS QUENCHED ‘Waterlift’ Enters Manhattar To Aid of ‘Displaced Texans’

Economy Bloe Hails Cut in: Foreien Aid   Rep. Smith Predicts Other Reductions Will Follow

HOUSE VOTES REDUCTION IN FOREIGN AID   Both Economy Bloc  _ and Administration Claim Victory In Handling Bill.

Communist Outlaw Bill Filed In House  ‘Proposal  Carries 10-Year Penalty

House Bills Would Outlaw Communist Party, Require Listing As Foreign Agents

Bill To Outlaw Communists. As Party Offered  Another Calls For ’ Registration OF Reds As ‘Agents’

Railway Fireman Kills Youngster   Forces Way Into mt... tas... LI. ff *%..2 el   Forces Way Into Place Where He Live

Shoots Boy, 9, And Wounds 2 Others   Pittsburgh Railroader On Shooting Rampage

Railroader Runs Amuck; Kills Boy   Also Wounds Self And Two Other Persons In Pittsburgh Home

JURY OAV HE  LIED 2 TIMES ABOUT SPYING   Faces 10 Year Sentence and : $4.000 Fine; Chambers’  Story Upheld.

Found Guilty of Perjury By Federal Jury in.N. Y.:   Will Be Sentenced Wednesday—Faces Maximum of 10 Years and $4000 in Fines

British Election Neck-and-Neck "n Homestretch   Churchill, Attlee Agree Contest ih Be Narrow Race

Britons Wind Up Vole Drive   Leaders Of .Major Parties ‘Predict Closé Election

British Campaigners Have All-Out Drive To Snare Undecided Voter With Election Thursday Forecast As Close Competition

FEPC Bill Vote Due Today   House Finally Comes To Grips With Civil Rights Cornerstone      Major Parties May Have To Form Coalition Cabinet British Election Tomorrew Seea As Close Fisht

Last Bid To British Voters   House to House Con-vass- Marks End of Heated Campaign; Close Election Seen

British Expect Close Election  Doorbells Rung In Last Vote Drive

British Election “Neck-and-Neck”  _ Minority of Liberals May Decide Outcome - Of Balloting Thursday

British Politicos Prepare To Hear Voters’ Verdict   General Election Promises Bitter Fight For Power

Great Britain Awaits Close Vofe Tomorrow  General Election Wiil Decide Fate Of Socialism

British Hustle For Close Vote  National Election Tomorrow Decides Retween Attlee. Winnie

British Election Slated Thursday   Leaders of Two Major Parties Confident But Predict Close Race

U. S. Offensive Almost Stopped At Beginning   Bad Breaks, Red Intelligence Got Push Off Te Rad Start

Communists Throw Monkey Wrench Int First Yank Offensive  Slip in Between  Marines and Filth   Slip in Between Marines and Fifth  Regimental Team

Li. Be 8 eee ee ee ee ee  Swedish Ruler Holds Record For Longest Keign

GOP LOSES IN MOVE TO BARE ATTLEE TALKS   Senator McKellar Makes Strong Appeal For United Service

Democrats ‘Beat Demand To “Tell AIP   Vote 47 to 29 in Running Fight on U, S. Foreign Policy.

ttack On Acheson   GOP Criticized For Attitude In Crisis  kr Halt.

DEMOS DEFEND FOREIGN POLICY   DEFEAT KEM RESOLUTION CALLING FOR DETAILS OF  TRUMAN-ATTLEE TALKS.

House Pane! Accuses Truman Of Thwarting ‘Will Of Congress’   Refused To Permit 58 Air Force Group

Increase Sought In Jobless Pay   Organized Labor Want: _ Flat $10 a Week Boost ‘In Maximum Benefits -

Heavy Aid Outlay Seen Beyond 1952   U.S. Must Continue Cold War Help,  President Warns in Feonamiec Talk

No Kelteft in signt for Laxpayers  Peace Efforts Mean Continued Heavy Spending--Truman

Truman Says “Disastrous” If European  Aid Is Halted,   Continued Heavy _ Spending Expected In Long, Hard Battle For World Peace

Heavy Spending on Foreign Arms And Economic Aid Essential to Check Russian Aims, He Declares

Truman Sees No End To Heavy Spending For World Arms Aid   President Says ‘Temporary Costs Will Continue after Marshall Plan Dies in “52

HEAVY COSTS FOR ARMS AND RCONOMIC AID   Mr. Truman Explains American Spending In Program to Defeat Communism.

BIG SPENDING POLICY MUST BE CONTINUE!   Need to Build Strong Group of Free Nations Told by President.

Truman States Heavy Spending Still Necessary   Costs for Foreign Aid Arms to Remain High as Part of Cold War, He Declares.

Pressure On Taegu Is Eased; Situation Better Along Northern Front

Truman Says He Il Press.for Fair Deal Plan   Brushes Off G.O.P. Gains; Warns China Reds on Korea War

TRUMAN SHRUGS OFF GOP GAINS  HST Determined To Press For Adoption Of ‘Fair Deal’ Aims

President Still Asks ‘Fair Deal’  Traman Declares   Traman Declares Republican Gains Entirely Normai

“4({OHESON 7 Oo kK PEP JOB ) i  P pan President to Press  Whole ‘Kair Deal’

Program Ready To Be Offered Conaress in ‘51  Acheson Stays,   Acheson Stays, President Says At News Session

Truman Will Ride “Fair Deal” Horse  Into 82nd Session    Won't Call Congress To Meet. Early; Holds Faith In Acheson

Brushes Off GOP Victory As ‘Normal’   Pledges Nation Will Take Every Honorable Step To Avert War

Declares State Secretary to Remain on Job   Despite Election Results, Truman Says He'll Continue Pressing for Adoption of “Fair Deal Program.

Warns Communists Not-to Thwart UN; Sees G..0. P. Gains os Normal in Of Year

TRUMAN T0-PRESS PROGRAM DESPITE SETBACK AT POLLS   Denes G. O. P. Claims Elec tion Killed “Fair Deal"— To Urge Adoption of All  His Proposals,   ACHESON TO STAY, HE TELLS NEWSMEN   President Pledges “Every Honorable Step” to Keep War From Spreading to China.

Truman Brushes Off GOP Election Victory At  Conference      SAYS ACHESON WILL RETAIN HIS POST

Truman Insists He'll Press For ‘Fair Deal’  Early Congress Call Plan Shelved; Will  Waan Cams Avrkncanm

President Belligerently Calls for Passaae of His ‘Fair Deal’ Plans

ACHESION TO REMAIN, TOO Truman Says He'll Press For ‘Fair Deal’ Anyway

Soviets Unveil Plan for Peace   Asks UN to Order US Troovs Out of Korea

U.S. Troop Removal Demanded   Malik Unveils Korean _ Peace Plan In U.N. Council

DISMISSAL OF LABOR CHARCE   Charges Resulted Irom Last Winter’s Soft Coal Strike

Most Complete Tabulation of American People   Population, Housing, Agriculture Will Be Enumerated

U.S. Census Quiz Starts Tomorrow   Tabulation To Be Most Elaborate Ever Attempted

Will Call At 45 Million U. S. Homes   Nearly 3 Million Doorbells To Be Rung On First Day

‘Operation Nose-Count’ Begins Doorbell Derby, Inventory On America, Starts Tomorrow

Most Complete Count In History Will Be Made   More Information  Sought This Time

Biggest Quiz in Ten Years Will _ Start Tomorrow; P. 5. No Prizes

MUST VISIT 45 MILLION HOMES 1 Uncle Sam Starting BigTally Saturday

You Might Be Able To Save Money On Taxes, But It’s Not Likely. -

Good Afternoon!  In Today's Journa      Only 12 Days Are Left To Follow Advice Tip To American Taxpayers Gives Tax-Savina Loophole

 —CROWD EARNINGS INTO 1950 AND SHIFT DEDUCTIONS TO 1951— Here's How to Save Money on Income Tax

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MINE STRIKE   Digger Is Shot As Pickets Halt  Truck Movements

Miners Split Over Heeding Call to Work   Senate Group Asks Lewi: To Testify on Invoking Of Tahar Law

Violence In Coal Fields Breaks Out  Miners’ Families Apply For Relief

Striking Miners  tn Clash   Senators Seek Lewis Views in  Bid for T-H Use

Lewis Silent As Stockpiles Dwindle Fast   Many Strikers Likely To Go Back to Jobs: Top Officials to Meet

Miners Debate Union Orders On Job Return   Hungry Workers Crowd Stote Relief Headquarters. @

Miners Debote Plans To Resume Work Violence Flares In  U.S. Coal Fields

Violence Again in Coal Fields   Angry Miners Debating Whether or Not to Go to Work.

Jury Trial Waived; Lewis Not in Capital; Industry . Faces Most Critical Week

Tron Curtain Called Vital To Red Rule   State Department Leader Says People Must Be Kept Fooled

Korea Conflict Is Free Worid’ s Test  ‘Ideological War’ Savs Eisenhower

Miner ‘Welfare’ May Be Resumed   Benefit Payments Are Expected to Reopen Within Short Time.

CO-ED MURDER PROBE LAGGING   Negro Rapist Is Clearec Of Both Drown, Kelm Murders

Government Witness Admits Lie  Statements Made About Bridges True, He Claims

‘Fire Acheson, Jessup’ Latest McCarthy Cry   Teomas Clear Out ‘Lattimore’s Aides   Jet Plane Rips Into

Withdraw After Enemy Outflanks Pusan Defenders   Tough Marines Land; Clear Roads To Get Reinforcements To Besieged U. S. Forces Clinging To Precarious Korean Positions

Charles Strom, 73 Passed Away ~  Last Sunday  Had Been Ill For Three Weeks

OPPOSITION IS OFFERED YET   Cigarette Levy Boost Will Be Taken Up Last

Cold Helps Check Rise Of Streams  But 60 Families Are Evacuated At Moadwill.

Marines Take Pivotal City Near Parallel   Planes Rip Convoys; U. S. Third Division Arrives in Far East

Enemy War Prisoner Total-Set At 25,000 ~      South Korean Troops Penetrate 58 Miles _ Inside North Korea; Strong Defense Due

BELOW LINE REDS BATTLE MARINES   Specd of S Korena’s Advance Creates Misgivings Concerning Enemy's Intentions.

North Koreans Preparing For Strong Defense   New Forces Being Moved Into Position To Resist Advance

Defense Act Action Sure   Bolstering of Weak Links Seon hve Wilh

Quick Congressional Action Is: Predicted Following Kisenhower’s Warning Stating America’s Defenses Need To Be Stronver

Hill: Praises Eisenhower!   Predicts Congress Will Ac: to Strengthen. Wea} Lines Pointed Out.

Congress Will O.K. Acheson’s Plea for Arms   Both Parties Will Support Stepping Up War Effort

Demands Heard That UN Allies Give More Help   Views Differ on Dropping Bombs In Manchuria

Republican Candidates Are Selected   Capehart Renominated at State Convention; Secret Voting Gives Beating to Organization Politicians.

Delegates Ignore Organization Slate; William L. Fortune Named for Treasure:

Fights for Minor Posts Entivens GOP Convention   Organization Takes Licking; Smith Wins by Acclamation

Allies Sig In For Defense Of Pyongyang   U. N. Forces Alerted For Paratroop Attack

ILLINOIS AND INDIANA HIT BY FLOODS   Jasper County Woman Drowns Trying to Save Cattle; Two Others Marooned All Night.

Start New ‘Ike For President’ Boom in South   Texan Says Party Leaders Of 7 States Want Him As GOP °52 Nominee

CHISE BID   K. P. and L. Offer to Emporia Exceeds Amount Paid Lawrence

IN FRANCHISE BID   K. P. and L. Offer to Em. poria Exceeds Amount Paid Lawrence

Quits Business fo Study for Ministry   Los Angeles Man Sells Thriving Business to Main: ’toin Personal Standards

Disliked Cut-Throeat Economic Practices - Man Quits Thriving Business To Enter Episcopal Ministry

Fresh Troops Hit Chonan, In Red Hands   Offensive Drive Seen Aim ed At Driving Commies Back To 38th Pardilel

KENNY SEEKS DISMISSAL OF BRIBERY CHARGES AGAINST PENSION PROMOTER GEORGE MecLAIN

FLOOD WATERS BREAK THRU RIVER DIKES  Red Cross Stands By to Evacuate - Families

= Ase ‘ture                  Pittsburgh Milk Strike Comes To An End After Three Weeks Of Talk

No Depression OnMajorScale, Tobin Predicts   Labor Secretary Says Early 1930's Won't Be Repeated

Segéch Pilot Brings Aid gh rake. To Crashed Plane’s Crew   Three Crewmen Injured When Rescue Plane Plunges Into Trees During: Low-Flving Hunt

Search Pilot, 3 Others Injured  Plane Crashes While   Plane Crashes While Searching for Missing Transport in Yukon

PLANE CRASHES IN SEARCH FOR MISSING (-54   Injured Pilot Wades Through Snow, Reports Three Others Hurt

Rescue Plane’s Pilot Reports Fate of Crew   Drags Self To Road After Mercy Errand Shir Dron:

SEARCH PLANE FLIER, 3 WITH HIM ARE HURT   Pilot Stumbles Throygh Deep Snow To Report Accident in Yukon

Injured Flier Finds Help After 6-Hour Struggle In Woods   BY LACHLAN MACDONAL Anchorage Alaska Times Reporter

Injured Search Pilot Finds  Way Through Tangled Alaska Underbrush To Report Crash

Heroic Search Pilot Is Found In Snow Dritts   Continue Hunt For 44 Lost Since Last Thursday In Arctic

C-47 Downed as It Sought Lost Transport:  Search Plane Crashes and Pilot . Makes Heroic Trek to Find Help

Injured Airman Wades Thru Deep Snow To Get Help   Heroic Pilot Trudges 5 Miles To Reach Road; Reports 3 of 5 Men Still With Plane Are Hurt

Pilot Reports Plane’s Crash   By LACHLAN MacDONALD Anchorage Alaska Times  ee .... ._+i.

—RESCUE PLANE CRASHES— Injured Pilot Staggers  Five Miles To Highway

Plane Crashes in Search for C-54  Three Injured When Plane Goes Down on Yukon Mercy Flight

Plane Crashes in Yukon Search  Crew Safe, But No Trace Found of C-54

Search Pilot, 3 Others Injured   Plane Crashes While Searching for Missing Transport in Yukon

Two Sudan Fliers Injured In Crash      Search Plane Crashes In Alaskan Forest In Hunt For Lost Shin With 44 People Aboard

: Injured Pilot Tells Of His Plane’s Wreck   Fights Through Snow And Forest To Give Fate Of Others

NATIVE OF OLATHE   Dr. Walter Roger Moore Dies at Missouri Hospital

Reds Lose Initial Large-Scale MIG Battle with Sabres   U. S. Planes Shoot Down 2 Enemy Craft in Brush with 40-Unit Sauadron: Ground Drive Awaited

Two Jets Downed In Big Air Fight   40 MIGs Come Off Second Best in Clash With 15 U-S. Sabres   RED ARMY IN MOTION   In Contact With Invaders, U.N. Troops Brace to Meet Attack

40 Soviet Ships Battle Americans Near China Border   Communist Drives Punch Deeper into Southern Korea

Sabres Win Big Dogfight   15 U.S. Jets Damage 2 of 40 Migs; Reds March Deeper Into South Korea

Red Forces Push Ahead On Ground.   American Sabres, Soviet-Built Migs Tn Dazzling Fight

Russian Migs Damaged; Sabres Return fo Base   Communist Forces Go Up to 13 Miles Into 8th Army’? East Flank

U.S., Red Jets In Biggest Bout Of Korea War   Communist Ground Forces 13 Miles Below Parallel

Biggest Air Battle Of War Fought Near Border; Situation Grave-Ridqway

U.S., Red Jets Tangle In Biggest Air Battle   Forty Russian-Built MiGs Jump 15 American Sabres, And Get the Worst of Swift Dogfight; Still No Indication of Major Ground. Battle

40 Enemy Ships Tangle With American Planes   Biggest Air Battle Of Korean War Is Roaring Conflict

U.S. Fighters Score: Victory In Big Battle   Chinese Hordes: Thrust: Through: Allies’: Defenses

U. S. Jefs Engage 4) MIG Fighters Near Manchuria   Contact Reported With Enemy Force In Ground Action

Two Enemy Ground Units Move Ahead   Allied Troops Still Awaiting Major Attack

Meet Russ-Built Planes As Reds  Gain on Ground  One MIG is Shot Down as Jets Meet In Korean Skiec

40 MIG’s, 15 Sabres Tangle In Dogfights  All Yank Planes Return to Safety

Jets in Biggest Aerial Battle of Korean Conflict   15 Sabres Fight 40 Soviet-Built MIGs And Damage Two

2 of 40 MIGs Damaged; 15 U.S. Craft Safe   Sabres Prove Superior; Foe Drives 12 to 13 Miles in U.N. Line”

Drive Off Red Jets in Big Battle   Fifteen U. S. Sabres Tangle With Forty M!IGs; Communist Pressure Growing

American Pilots Outnumbered But Better Fighters  40 Red MIG’s Tangle With 15 Americans

15 Sabres Battle 40 Red MIGs   Two Of Foe Damaged; All Americans Return; Gains On Ground Made By Communists :

Aerial Warfare — Gains Intensity   Red Air Force Shows Increasing Willingness to Fight; Ridgway Voices Confidence

Yanks KO 2 MIGs in Jet Battle   Communists Push 12 Miles South in Ground Fighting

Sabres Score Kills on MIGs In Two Clashes  Buildup Continues On Korean Fronts For Bia Assault

Allied Defenders In Contact With Red Forces In Ground Action — Enemy Swung 12-13 Miles Into Eastern Flank — No Indication That A Bia Battle Had Beaun

10 Red MIGs Duel l5 U.S. Jets:2 USSR Fighters Hit   Communist Troops Ad. vance 12 to 13 Miles on  UN Eastern Flank

F-86s, Russian Built MiGs Fight Biggest Battle  All American Planes   All American Planes Return to Their Base

No Yank Losses—Foe Gains on Ground $e Sains on Groun  One MIG-15 Shot Down, 3 Damaged

AILU. S. Fliers Return Safely To Their Base   U. N. Troops Reported In Contact With Large Force Of Communists

15 Sabres Battle 40 MIGs; Damage Two Enemy Planes   All American Jets Return Safely; Red Ground Forces Bite 13 Miles Deep Into South Korea On TIN Flank

40 Red Planes Tangle With 15 Sabers In High-Speed Dogfight   Yanks Unhurt; Hit Two Russ Craft   Communists Push 12-13 Miles Into South Korea In Ground Fighting

SABRES WIN OVER MICS IN CLASHES AS COMMUNISTS PROBE DEEPER INTO FLANK   40 Migs Jump 15 Sabres But Lose — Interest When U. S. Guns Effective

Reds Send AO Planes; 2 Damaged   Communists Gain on Left Flank of Eighth Army; Reports Indicate Main Push Not Yet Started

10 U. 5. SABRES ENGAGE 40 RED MIGS   All Yank Planes Return; Two Migs Damaged   Push 12 Miles Into South Korea; No Indication Battle Under Way

U.S. And Red Jets Wage Big Air Battle   Furious Fight In Korea Reported Today

HOLD OFF 40 MIG PLANES   Two Red Jets Damaged in Dogfight Near Manchurian Border; All Yanks Return Safely.   REDS ADVANCE IN GROUND FIGHTING   Two Enemy Forces Cut 12 to 13 Miles Deep Into South Korea on Allied Right Flank.

40 MIG’s Engage 15 F-86 Sabres, Lose Two Planes   Communist Forces Swing 12 Miles Into South Korean Area

Duel of 40 MIGs, 15 U.S. Jets   Two of Former Suffer Damage; All Yank Aircraft Safe.

Two Red Jets. Damaged. in: Dogfight Near: ‘Mans. churian Border; All Yanks Return Safely.   REDS ADVANCE IN GROUND FIGHTING:   Two Enemy Forces Cut 12 to 13 Miles Deep Into. South Korea on Allied Right Flank. mt a ag

Two Enemy Jets Downed, All American Planes Return Safely from Biggest Air Action of War.   SPORADIC ACTION REPORTED ON GROUND

REPORT GREAT BATTLE iN AIR   Yank Sabre Planes Down Two Russian-Built Jet Fighters

All Fifteen American F-86 Craft Return Safely After Biggest Aerial Battle Of Korean War—Two Enemy Fighters Damaged—Red Ground Forces Cut Twelve To Thirteen Miles Into South Korea On U. S. Eighth Army’s Icy Eastern Flank

Advance 13 Miles On Eastern Coast   U.S. Wins Biggest Air Fight of War; 40 Enemy Jets” Routed, Two Damaged

Fifteen F-86 Sabres Damage Two MIGs in Fierce Engagement at Dazziing Speeds

Red Fore ces Swing Deep  Into Kor "ea   Second Invasion Soon, Predicted

Battle Red Planes   . Fifteen American — Sabres Safe After Brush With 40 MJGs:  le Cain an Cranund

Knock Out Two of 40 Red MIGs   Air Battles Increase As Chinese Forees Penetrate UN Eines

Two Red Jets Damaged in Big Air Battle   40 MIGs Attack 15 American Sabres Near Chinese Border: Ground Fighting Is Sporadic

40 Soviet Planes  In Action Red Troops Push   Red Troops Push Forward 12 Miles

40 RED JETS TANGLE WITH 15 U. S. PLANES   GROUND FORCES ARE STILL WAITING FOR EXPECTED ATTACK

‘SENATOR NAMING NAMES  US. Ambassador-At-Large Is Tagged As Red-Tinted

Names Jessup As Sponsor 01  ‘Red’ Causes   McCarthy Also Cites State Department Woman To Probers

State Department Subversive Named  Ambassador-at-Large Attacked by Senator

M'CARTHY OPENS HIS TESTIMONY IN RED INQUIRY   Charges: Philip—Jessup _Was Sponsor For Subvers

Mardi Gras ls Cancelled   Becomes Casualty of International Crisis

PermanentCommitteeOn Un-American Activities Maw Be Set Up In Senate

GOP May Try to Set Up Permanent Committee on Un-American Activitie:   Democratic Control of Senate Subject to Attrition

Un-American Probe Group May Be Set Up   Republicans Seek A Permanent Unit In The Conaress

Encouraged by Election Returns Propose Un-American Committee in Senate

GOP Might Ask Lasting  Committee   Un-American Activities Group Would Be Permanent, if Plan Is  Followed  . a ee ee

Red Probe On A Permanent Basis Urged  G.O.P. Proposes New Committee Be Sat Tin In Sanata

G.0.P, WILL ASK FOR PERMANENT INQUIRY EFFORT   Republicans, Encouraged By Election, Expected To Pro. pose Continuing Senate Investigation.

‘Ask Unions To Stop Rumor Taft Vote Will Cost Jobs   DEMOCRATS APPOINT CAMPAIGN LEADER

laft Committee Rips Democrats  Says Ferguson Hits New Low In Campaigr

TAFT’S AID CHARGES VOTERS INTIMIDATEL   Declares Union Leaders Are Tejling Workers They Will Lose -Iohs if They Vote for Senator

Blasts Labor Threats On Votes For Taft  Claims Labor Chiefs Sav They Will   Claims Labor Chiefs Say They Will Fire Workers Who Vote GOP Ticket

Communist Forces Have Di Wedge In Lines — Stra Positions Are Holding   EXPECT CLIMAX AT DAWN ON SUN

VICTORY, OR ANOTHER DUNKIRK ?  Today, Saturday Are Days Of Decision In War

Korean Decision May Come In Next 24 Hours; ‘Dunkirk’ Seen if Line Cracks

Today And Tomorrow Are Important .... Next Two Days To Be Most Important In Korean War As Biggest Battle Rages

Big Battle of War Underway in Korea   Today, Tomorrow May Tell Whether Americans Hold or Evacuate

Yanks in Kore: to Know F ate in 24 Hours   Today and Tomorrow Will Determine the Issue

GOP Speakers Blast Foes of Redistricting   152 Candidates With 142 Voters Makes Problem

Democrats Are Resolved to Pass FEPC Measure   Sen. Lucas Confers With President on Legislative Situation

Pushlis Set To Get FEPC  Plan Passed   Lucas Says Effort Will Be Made In Senate: Good Record Predicted

Newsmen Out; Big New York Paper Stalled   World-Telegram Says It Doubts if It Can Issue Editions; Printers Respect: Picket Lina

Strike Halts Publication of  N . ¥. Paper   World-Telegram and Sun Unable To Print When Guild Pickets Building

New York Paper Is Hit By Strike   World-Telegram, Sun Misses Its First Edition

Printer Strike Holds Up Edition Cf N.Y. Paner   World-Telegram And Sun Printers Refuse To Cross CIO Line

GUILD STRIKES NEW YORK PAPER   PRINTERS OBSERVE PICKET LINE AT « WORLD-TELEGRAM

GLAD ‘TYDINGS’ TO MOTHERS’ Service Calls Now Aim To Gird Home Front

Tydings Expects No All-Out Draft Now  Conditions Statement On Restriction of Wa:

Local Man Gets Census Position  Area ee SS paeene   Carl Wenger Named District Assistant

Fovors Bombing Of Bases: In Manchuria Rhee Believes Soviet Russia Sent Red Chinese Into Korea

South Korean President Convinced Soviet Russia Ordered Red Invasion

INDIA TO TAKE: FIRM STAND AGAINST CHINA   Exact Position Of Red Troops in Tibet Is Mystery

Pleads Guilty After Mishap   Five Injured In Pinoak Auto Crash On Saturday

Pleads Guilty Alter Mishap   agabawe —  Five Injured [n Pinoak Auto Crash On Satiurdav

First Cavalry’s Counter-Attacks Blunting Gains   Battle-Weary Infantrymen, Outnumbered Four-to-One, Withstand Heavy Onslaught

Outnumber Americans  By 4 Tol   Attack in Center of Curving 200-Mile Front is Heaviest Blow of an All-Out Red Offensive, Opening Decisive Battle

Decisive Battle For Korea Opens   Nine Communist Divisions Hurled Against Smaller  Defending Force

Kingsport Man Safe In Korea  Durharn With 75 Men Whe Escaped Chirye

Fighters Attack American Plane   Navy Plane Reports Attack At Formosa

Chinese Communist Planes Fire On Americans on Patrol Duty Over Formosa Strait

U. S.-produced Fighters Fire on Navy Plane   F-5I's Shoot at Yanks Patrolling Formosa Strait, They Report

WESTBROOK -PEGLER   Red Enmity Toward U.S. No Worse Now Than At Potsdam

Inflation Hikes Cost of Living   Higher Tax Payments To Start in One Week

T ighter Curbs On Inflation   Federal Reserve Board Prepares More Controls

New Curbs Planned To Halt Inflation   Value of Dollar Reported Falling At Lively Rate

Inflation Is Here, Not Around Corner fatisticians Find   Dollar Buys Less Now: U. S. Considers Price Controls, Other Curbs.

Inflation Here, McCabe Says   Federal Reserve Chairman Says Rise Isn’t Around Corner

Sue Over Red Label   Entertainers Claim . Woman's Charges Hurt Their Reputations

Officer Facing Death Penalty in Korea Asks President to Intervene

Wife Appeals Court Martial   Husband Says Death March Was Certain

 Had Refused to Carry Out Order Army Officer Sentenced to Die; Wife Asks Help From Truman

Army Lieutenant's W if e Petitions President to Set Aside Death Sentence Imposed by Court Martial

Sentence Appeal Made by Officer  Lieutenant in Korea Refuced to Obev Orde

Soldier Death Case to Truman  ger 12   Wife of Condemned Man Asks for Help

WIFE APPEALS TO TRUMAN FOR SOLDIER'S LIFE   Asks Mercy for Lieutenant Condemned for Disobeying Battle Order.

Wife Pleads For Lieutenant’s Life   York Army Officer Sentenced to Death; Disobeyed Order *

Wife Pleads For Husband   Asks Truman to Pardon Officer Sentenced To © Death for Disobeying -Battle Orders in Korea

Ceilings Due As Last Resort  President Will Wait Before Taking Action

Price, Wage CeilingsHeld ‘Last Resort   ‘Tyvnuman Reported Hesitant To Place Lids Barring All-Out Conflict

NEW DEMANDS FOR HIGHER TAXES INDICATED Administration Leaders Say HST Planning No Move On Economic Controls Except As ‘Last Resort’

$3 Billion Hike In Income Tax Wins Approval   Senate Unit Votes; Bill Would Affect 50 Million Persons

$3 Billion Income  Tax Hike Okayed  Measure Approved by Senate Group Would Up Withholding Rates

Group Vote To Increase Income Tax  Senate Committee ©   Senate Committee To Take Off Levy On GI’s In Korea -

Senate Group Approves Boost In Income Tax  Individual Levies May Cerry Increase:  Up To 20 Per Cent

Senate Group OK's Boosts   Tax Bill If Passed Will Be Effective On October 1

inerease ©  Of 3 Billion In Income Taxes Looms  Boost Applying To Individual Taxpayer S Voted  p.. [ as ae  seareme tsar scganreeens

Senators Pass New Proposal   Exemption for Men In Fighting Zones Will Be Included

Committee OKs $3 Billion Hike InIncome Taxes  Effect Octaber I; Exempt Fighting Men

Income Tax Rate to Go Up October 1   Withholding of Wages and Salaries to Be at 18 Percent.

OK Boost In Personal Income Tax   Senate Finance Committee Wants $3 Billion More To Pay Defense Bills   ‘GY EXEMPTIONS   Action Finishes Approval Of Major Items Asked By President Truman

PERSONAL INCOME TAX RISE OKAYED BY SENATE GROUP  WOULD TAKE EXTRA

income Tax Boost Voted by Senators   Committee Approves Bill to Start Collecting Higher Levy on Individual Earnings Oct. 1; Proposes Exemption for Men in Fighting Zone

‘Senate Approves Boost in Taxes   Increase Individual Payments By 2 Billion

3 Billion Income Tax  Hike Voted  Senate Unit OK’s   Senate Unit OK’s Bill To Take More  From Individuals

INDIVIDUAL TAXES EXPECTED 10 LEAP AFTER OCTOBER    House and Senate Expected to Approve $3,000,000,000 Hike Approved by Committee.   BOOST TO BE 20 PCT. FOR BULK OF PEOPLE   Group Favors Exempting En listed Men and Cutting Levy for Commissioned Officers.

Group Okays Increase In Personal Taxes   Government May Reach Deeper Into Taxpayers’ Pockets Beginning Oct. 1

Income Tax Boost Due October    Committee Approves Money Raising Program that Will Affect Fifty Million Taxpavers.

Senate Unit Okays 3-Billion Boost  In Income Taxes   Bill Authorizes Collection Beginning October 1; Tax Exemptions Are Drawn

Income Tax B Gets Green  Senate Committee Approves Plan To Increase Personal Assessments

Senate Committee Approves Hike Tn Personal Income Taxes,  Puts Withholding at 18 Per Cent

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BOOST IN INCOME TAX   Map $3 Billion Hike; Increase Withholdings to 18 Pct. October 1.

EARLY PASSAGE OF BILL SLATED BY LAWMAKERS   Measure Calls Total Of About Three Billion Dollars — Taxpayers Will Feel It Octo ber .

Senators Back $3 Billion Boost In Income Taxes  Pinmnmetionn Deamnane   Committee Proposes Some Exemptions For Gls in Korea

Solons Approve Increase OF $3 Billion in Taxes Upon Personal Incomes

3 BILLION HIKE ININCOME TAX VOTED BY BLOC   Increase in Rates To Meet War Cost Gets Committee Okay

Approve Income   Tax Hike   Finance Group of Senate For Three Billion’ Raise on  Personal. Income

{3 000,000, 000 Income Tax Boost Approved   Taxpayers Will Pay Higher Income Levy Starting October 

Personal Tax Rate Goes Up on October 1   Withholding Will Be Increased From 15 te 18 Percent

Danel Okays $3 Billion Hike In iaceane Late  Mea re Wou Id Go  oe

Senate’s Finance Committee Okehs $3,000,000,000 Boost  In Taxes on Personal Incomes

Senate Unit OKs BS) Billion Hike in "Personal Taxes   50 Million Taxpayers Would Feel ‘Bite’ Beginning Oct. 1

Move to Hike Income Tax  $3 Billion   Senate Group Acts; 50,000,000 May Face Higher Withholding Imposts by Oct. 1

$3 Billion Personal Tax Boost Okayed   Senate Bill Will Affect 50 Million Taxpayers Beginning Oct. 1

SENATE GROUP OKAYS INCOME TAX INCREASE   Starting October 1, Personal Income Would Be Taxed 18 Per Cent

Senate Committee Votes $3 Billion Increase In . Individual Income Taxes   Recommends That All Federal Imposts Be Removed From GIs Below Commissioned Rank Now Taking Part In Korean War

Committee Okays Income Tax Hike  Measure Will Increase Personal Rates About $3,000,000,000  EFFECTIVE OCTOBER   hee 50,000,000 Taxpayers Will Come Under  Proposal   EFFECTIVE OCTOBER —

INCOME TAX RISE OF 3 BILLION GETS SENATE UNIT NOD   Unanimous Decision Means Levy Payers Dig Deeper Beginning Oct. 1

Increase Would Be 3 Billions   Withholding Taxes Tr Jump From 15 To 18 Per Cent

Senators Favor Income Tax Hikes  To Hit 50 Millions  Committee Okays $2 Rillian Banct

Plan Is Smoothed Is Smoothed ‘Senate Senate Group A pproves $3 Billion Personal Tax

Three Billion Income Tax Hike Speedec   Lower Brackets Face About 20 Per Cent Withholding Boost

Individual Income Tax Hike Approvec By Senate Group   Actual Increase In Tax Will Be Around 20 Percent For Lower Income Brackets; Would Lift Levy From Gl’s In Korean War

Proposed Rate to Add 20 per Cent to Levies   Bigger Bite Applies to Last Quarter of Year if Approved

VOTES ABOUST FOR PEROONAL INCOME TAXES   Senate Committee Approves:  an Annual Increase a of 3 Billions. i

Senate Group Votes Income.  Tax Increase Gls in Korean   War Would Be   . .  (nivan Fvamntin

Senate Committee Votes $3 Billion Increase In Income Taxes As Of Oct. 1

Officer Holds Faith General Dean Will Avoid Capture   Whereabouts Remain Unknown and Continue To Be Taejon Mystery

Gen. William F. Dean Missing Under Fire As  Americans Quit Taejon

Canada, U.S. Count 56 Dead as New Storms Hit lLarae Areas of Nation

NEW COLD WAVE ADDS SUFFERING TO FLOOD AREAS   Mercury Drops Throughout Nation; West Has Blizzard

Arctic Wave Extends Sway Over Country      Northwest Whipped by Worst Storms. in 50 Years; Bad Weather Causes 56 Deaths

Nation Hit By Severe Cold Wave   Flood-Stricken Areas Harassed  By Cold Weather

Cold Wave Sweeps Over filost of U.S.  :  Forecactere Warn   - Forecasters Warn New Storms Could Strike from Yukon

All State Coal Limits Lifted   Badger Dealers Now Receiving Enough to Meet Demands —

Cancel M‘Arthur ‘Message To VFW   Hint White House Orders Withdrawal

Statement Of Policy Withdrawn   White House Says General Out Of Line

Mewuge to National Enocampment of VFW Dealing With Defense of Formosa and Sgheduled to be Relensed Today Is Withdrawn on Personal Order of President Traman.

AlD TO AIRMAN HOLDS UP ADVANCE   GI’s Take Time Out To Help Fallen Flier

U.S. Advance on Pyongyang Halts 15 Minutes to Aid Yank   Pilot Is Rescued as His Plane Crashes

Cavalry Halts Pyongyang Advance To Hely Lone American [n Distress

Infantrymen Come to Rescue of Pilot in Distress Advance on Pyonayanq Halted for Lone American

‘Americans’ Advance Halted to Aid Single Fallen Comrade !n Trouble

War Waits For Helpless Flier  Enemy Forgotten   Enemy Forgotten In Humane  Task

U. S. Advance on Pyongyang Once Halted 15 Minutes to Help American in Distress

U. S. DRIVE ON REDS HALTED T0 AID LONE YANK   Tanks, Guns and Troop: Stopped When Flier Was Shot Down,

Futile Rescue of Bailed-Out Pilot Stons Yank Advance on Pyonavarna

Flood. Nearing Peak af Winnipeg As Dikes Weaken   Women, Children, Sick, Aged Stream Out of Metropolis

Many Evacuate Winnipeg Today; Waters Mount   One-third of 320,000 Residents Flee; Fear Dikes in City Will Be Broken,

Officials Fear Peak May Grip City For Week.   More Than 55,000 Trying To Save Soggy Dikes From 30-Mile Current.

CITY AWAITS MAJOR CREST   if Dikes Fail, Most of Winnipeg Will Go In River.

Crest Rolling On Winnipeg  Thousands Fleeing   Thousands Fleeing  Flooded Red River

THOUSANDS MORE EVACUATE FLOODED CITY   Winnipeg Braced To Meet Crucial Test Acainst River

H,000 WINNIPEG RESIDENTS FLEE FLOODED WOME:   Rampaging Red River Ex pected To Recard New froact Lote Tadayv

Winnipeg Braces For Crucial Test Today After Third Of Population Flee City Before Raging Flood Waters There

Lone Bandit Hijacks Western Union Office  Gunman Takes $593 In Snyder Holdup

Catholic Bishop Orders Ban on Vision Services   Woman's Claims tc Having Seen Virgin Said Open to Doubt

PRR STRIKE COST   May Hold Up Loss, Company Says, “Aore Than $16.000.000

Nab Bandits at Cairo  Chicago Police Traced Call to Their Girl Friend

Any Doubs What Well Re?   Communist Jury to Give Verdict On American ‘Spy Today

American Faces Death Penalty   Businessman Pleads Guilty of Charge Of Spying

Yank Faces Possible Execution In Hungary  Gantence Ic Dune   Sentence Is Due For R. A. Vogeler, Who ‘Confessed’ He Acted as Spy 

Death May Be Decreed For Vogeler   Prosecutor Asks “Severest”’ Penalty Af.ter Guilty Plea.

Vogeler Faces Verdict Of Death In Budapest Trial; Asks For Mercy   Communist: Prosecutor“tisks~Severest Penalty Fo American, Six Other Defendants; No American Counsel Permitted-In ‘Case

May Decree Death Today For Vogeler   - American Telephone Executive, Six Others  “Await Sentence; New Mercy Pleas Heard

Vegeler Faces Death Penalty For Sabotage   Hungarian Court to Hand Down Sentence This Mornina

ROBERT VOGELER FACES POSSIBLE DEATH SENTENCE   American and Others Who Pleaded Guilty at Spy Trial Expected to Learn Fate Today.   COURT PREPARES TO HAND DOWN VERDICT   Prosecutor Whose Pleas Sent Mindszenty to Prison for Life Has Demanded “Severest Punishment.”

Possible Sentence Of Death in Spying Faces U. S. Citizen   Verdict In Hungary’s Trial Of Vogeler Is Due Today; Briton And Three Hungarians Also Are Liable To Death Penalty In Case

Yanks Resume Strong Attack In South Area   Enemy Pincer Move Forms in Sectors Near City of Taegu

Yanks Renewing Stalled Attack On Chinju Front   Wipe Out Enemy Pockets Behind Lines; Enemy Rushes Reinforcements To South; Pincers Push Within 12 Miles Of Taegu

House Takes Truman Side On Controls  e 10-9 Aaa   Vote 10-9 Against Bernard Baruch’s Substitute Plan

Gen. MacArthur Visits Fronts; Makes Report  Says His Forces   Says His Forces ‘Relatively Secure’ In Korean Areas

Troops, Heavily Outnumbered, Came Through in  Superior Manner   ENEMY’S PLAN FAILED   Losses Inflicted On The Enemy Said To Be Staggering

Airlines Fight C.A.B. Report  Objections Filed on Parks Route Report

Reynolds Plans To File Today Deadline Nears   Snead Pays $125 To Oppose Carlyle; GOP To Fight Hoev

DEADLINE NEAR FOR CANDIDATES   Entry Lists For N.C. Primary Close At Noon Saturday —Republicans Pick Leavitt For Sepaie Race.

Raleigh Attorney Files For Senate   Willis Smith Seeks Seat Held By Graham

Reynolds Files For Senate Seat Held By Graham   Boyd Pags Fee; Senator’s Race Now Fonr-Sided

RALEIGH LAWYER   Former Speaker Of North Carolina House Announce Candidacy For Democratic No mis nation In Primary.

U. E. W. Calls New Harvester Strike  Means Full Stop for Implements Maker

Molense Takes 9 Lives In Weekend       , Rocky Mount Man * Among Those Dead

VIOLENCE TAKES WEEKEND TOLL   Nine ,Persons Lose Lives In North Carolina In Traffic Accidents Or From Other Causes.

WITNESSES TAKE STAND AGAINST BOLIVAR. MO. MAN AT SALZBURG TRIAL.

Methodists  List Posts In Kingspor  Dr. James Named   Dr. James Named Sweetwater Area  Superintendent

Rail Center Falls After — Bloody Battle   Korean Reds Drive On With Heavy Infantry Attack

Flood Barriers Erected in 37 Block 1950's River Rampages   Army Engineers Breathe More Easily as Ohio Crest Slopes Off Toward Gulf, But It Could Have Been $1175 Million Worse Years Ago

i ne SE Sn. SY Sn, Cn. Si. Sn, Sn Sn . Si, So oS PARADE AT 11 A.M. TO OPEN BROWNFIELD EVENT  Festival Slated Today

bal 8 6 x « b.4 « ¥ ® haf K tg 6 PARADE AT 11 A.M. TO OPEN BROWNFIELD EVENT  Festival Slated Today

Report Regular Chinese Red Soldiers Battling U. N. Troops   50,000 GO ASHORE   Wonsan Landing is Biggest Single Operation of Its Kind in Korean War

Co-ed Did Not Love Bednasek, Friend Claims   Roommate of Strangled Girl Tells Conversation Shortly Before Death

Reds Observe UN. Charter, Papers Claim.   Moscow Press Says   Moscow Press Says That Soviet Follows ‘Path Serving Peace

Cunard Liner Is  Aground   20-175-Ton Vessel Hits Island, 20 Feet Out of Water

Civilians Advised To Quit Seoul  Beachhead Now TT # ° #£4xzxz£bocy Ofte   Beachhead Now Three-Mile Strip

Jaffe Faces Senate Quiz On Amerasia   Appears Before Grou Pp With Atty, Rogge; Had Kev Role In Case

Director of FBI Denies Forrestal Asked Delay In Arrectinag Susnects

Ship Long Overdue ‘At Geneva   Swiss Authorities Launch Wide Hunt For Missing Plane

Plane Missing With 48 Over French Alps   India Seamen On Board Big Airliner Heading For Londor

Piane Overdue, A8 Feared Lost   Carricr Disappears Over French Alps

Transport Is Feared Lost In Alps Plane Missing With 48 Persons Aboard

Gibbs Says He Killed ‘On Impulse’   Claims He Didn’t Even Try to Kiss College Secretary.

Student Admits He Killed Girl   Acted ‘on Impulse,’ Former GI Asserts

Student Admits He Killed Girl   Haggard, Unshayen Young Man Confesses

R Oo cket B as se  ka Cl  i  ng ~  a  :   Magazine Reports Missile Projects Aimed At VYugoslavians

R OC ket B as se  a  >  a i¢ a .   Magazine Reports Missile Projects Aimed At Yugoslavians

Acheson Says Moscow Using Armed Might as Bludgeon to Intimidate Weaker Countries

BEING USED 10 SCARE THE WEAK, ACHESON STATES  i j j   ADVOCATES COURSE OF NEGOTIATION TO RESOLVE DISPUTES

Russia Uses Her Might as Threat, Acheson Charges   Must Try to Resolve Differences by Means Of Peaceful Acts

Soviet ‘Poises Bludgeon’ oindiiiedeainsdniiisae re  Acheson Charges Russian Pressure

News Day And Night   Communist Plotting Used To Undermine Defense, He Charges   War Immediately  Held Not Likely   But Constant Threat Makes Strong West Urgent, Group Is Told

Says Reds Plotting  Resistance   ‘Preventive War   Unthinkable’ for

Says Russ Hold ‘Bludgeon Over Weaker Nations   Communist Plottings Used to Break Down Resistance: Acheson

Danger Of War Not Imminent. America lold    Peaceful Negotiation Remains U. S. Policy

Charges Russia Bullies Weak   Acheson Says U.S. to Negotiate Differences

ACHESON RAPS ~ SOVIET THREAT   “Poised Bludgeon” Perils Resistance Of Non-Sovie Nations, He Says.

Tal! Offers Help in Cutting Excise Taxes   News of the World in Brief

Acheson Hits At Russians In Texas Talk   Accuses Russia Of Holding ‘Poised Bludgeon’ Over Weaker Nations

ACHESONSAYS NATIONS ARE INTIMIDATED   Secretary Charges Russic Helding “Poised Bludgeon” to Break Down  Resistance   REMEDIES SUGGESTED

Russia Using Armed Might as Club Over Weaker Nations, Acheson Charges

Acheson Blasts At Red Threat   Declares In Dallas Talk Russia Holds  ‘Poised Bludgeow’

Acheson Blasts Red ‘Bludgeon   Accuses Russia Of Intimidating Weak Nations, But Sees  Na TImminant War Par

Russia Keeps World Uneas;   Sec. Acheson Says ‘Poised Bludgeon™ is Held Over Weaker Countries. ~

RUSSIA USES INTIMIDATION -—Acheson Charges Soviet Russia Threatening Weaker Nations

USSR Accused Of Using Plots, War Planning To Threaten Free Nations

ATTACKS RED PLOTS AGAINST WEAK NATIONS   Secretary _ of State Says War Not Inevitable In Texag Speech

Might of Kremlin Said Poised Club Secretary Sketches Ways to Meet  gt. oF mm tt gt

NO IMMEDIATE WAR DANGER INDICATED   J. §. To Continue Peaceful Negotiations, Texans Told  terrence  RUSSIANS   Use Communist Plotting In Other Countries, Says Secretary Of State

Acheson Blasts At Red Plots   Russia Holds Poised Bludgeon Over Weak Countries, He Declares

Acheson Raps Soviet Threat   Secretary Says Russia Holding Club Over Weaker Nations

Polish Party  Purge Part OfRed Campaign   Communist Leaders Punish Offenders In Satellites

Poland Reds Purge Chiefs  _ Porty KAembers Who   Party, Members Who : Show Nationalism Are Being Cut Down

POLAND PUSHES PURGE OF REDS   Communists Move To Tighten Communist Control In Satellite Countries And Cut Western Influ PrNnerp.

ASKS LIMIT TO EXCISE i) REDUCTION   Treasury. Seerctary Snyder Demands Higher Corporation Taxes to Provide Additional 81 Billion Dollar: Wederal Income.

Treasury Secretary Snyder Demands Higher Corporation Taxes to Provide Additional $1 Billion Dollar Federal Income.

CUT SOME, HIKE OTHERS  Snyder Tells House Panel Needs In New Tax Plan

Snyder Asks Excise Tax Cut  To Be Limited   Treasurer Demands Higher Corporation Levies to Get Funds

Snyder Gives Tax Details   Excise Cut Limited; Corsoration Levy Up

U.S. Student: Wants Yanks To Quit Korea   ‘Intervention’ Hit By Negro During Prague Congress

Snyder Endorses  Excise Tax Slash  Treasury Secretary Implies Cut Can Be Made Despite Korea

Snyder-Gives. Qualified OK   “Treasury Hedd Hints” Tax Cut Bill -May-Pass-

Secretary Snyder Offers Limited Endorsement of House Bill Which Would Stash Excise Taxes

Snyder Quizzed On Tax Slashes  Senate Checks Up Or Treasury Views

Snyder Gives Limited O. K.   Discusses Bill Cutting Excise Taxes and Raising Corporation Levies.

Gives Limited Endorsement of Tax Cutting Act  Improvements Should em. ksi. - , ee

Treasury Dept. Okays Tax Cut   Secretary Snyder Reports To Senate

Bill Given. Snyder’s PartialOK   Secretary Of Treasurs Puts His Limitec Endorsement O41 Tax Cut Bill ©

Secretary Of Treasury Snyder Give: Limited Okay To Corporation Tax Hike

Snyder Limits Endorsement Of Excise Tax Cut   Implies House Went Too Far In Costly Slash

Discusses Situation  Snyder Gives Limited Approval To Proposed Exeise Tax Cuts

Would Raise Levies on Big Corporations; Sees Room for Improvementh

Snyder Backs House Bill On Excise Tax Cut   ‘Aske Senators Make Improvements, Cites Truman Proposals

Treasury Chief Approves Excise Tax Reductions   Cuts Might Be Wiped Out by Developments in Korea, However

Snyder Gives Limited O.K. To Reducing  Excise Taxes   Finance Committee’ Told Improvements  Are Néeded Though

Snyder Backs Tax Cut Plan With Warning  War Could Bring   War Could Bring Need for Boost,  Save Treasury Head

Snyder Gives Cautious OK Ti Excise Tax Cut   Says Improvements Should Be Made In New Measure

Snyder Backs Reduced Excise Tax But Plugs for Oil, Gas Levy Hike

Progress in Wat Will Determine Action on Taxes   Limited Endorsement Given House-Passed Measure by Snyder

Limited Approval Granted Excise Tax-Cutting Bill   Secretary of Treasury Tells Finance Group Improvements Needed

Stock Law Is Approved; Long Term Loses Out   Record Vote Set By Arkansans In General Election

Solon Asks Hoover, Clark To Appear  a”  Hickenlooper Wants Their TPoaticasan 7. “Aree taht in.

Probe Asked On Amerasia  Clark And Waonver   Clark And Hoover Suggested To Talk

Wants Clark and Hoover Called ir Amerasia Case   Information Might Help—Hickenlooner

Amerasia Probe Group Not Likely To Subpoena Pair  Hickenlooper Seeks Officials’ Version Of Justice Steps

Senator Urges Clark, Hoover AmerasiaQuiz   Hickenlooper Asks Jurist, FBI Chief Testify in Probe

Hickenlooper Wants Clark, Hoover To Testify in Amerasia Case Probe

Supreme Court Justice Clark May Be Amerasia Witness   Senator Hickenlooper Wants to Hear trom Him and FB! Director Hoover

 Hickenlooper Would Call High Officials   Says Amerasia Case Needs Their Aid

HOOVER WANTED IN ON INQUIRY   Hickenlooper Urges Clark, F. B. . Chief Be Called In On Case

Senator Hickenlooper Wants Clark, Hoover fo Testity At Senate Amerasia Hearing

Clark, Hoover Testimony Askec Senator.Urges Two. Aid Amerasia Probe

Would Call Justice Clark And FBI Chief Hoover To  ‘Testify In Amerasia Case.

Senator Wants Justice Clark and FBI Chief To Testify In the Amerasia Case

Hoover, Clark Hearing Urged In Spy Inquiry   Hickenlooper Urges Senate Investigators To Call “Insiders” Of Amerasia Probe

Clark, Hoover May Be Bid to  Amerasia Quiz   Hickenlooper Urges Pair Be Called— Democrat Opnosed

Would Quiz Clark and FBI Chief   Suggestion Made By lowa’s Senator Hickenlooper

WIND STORMS HIT MIDWEST   Heavy Damage Reported and More Than 100  Injured.

10 Dead In Wind Storm, 100 Injured   Worst Hurricane Of 1950 Roars Into Third Day In Midwest; Winds Due To Ebb Late Todav.

High Winds Continue !n Middlewest   Storm Leaves Trail Of Wreckage Behind

HURRICANE WINDS SMASH AT CITIES ON LAKE SUPERIOR   Storm Leaves Vast Trail Of Wreckage; Damage High  1. BA terme

100 Injured, Damage Runs Into Millions   Gale Dying Down « but Winds Continue in Dangerous Gusts

Deadly Winds Kill Ten and Wraak Havoc   Windstorms Lash Country for Third Straight Day; Property Losses in Millions

Storms Leave 10 Dead, Terrific Damage. Wildest Weather Upset. Of Year Rios Into Third Dav

Fisler Claims U. S., . Brifish Soldiers Fled To Red Zone of Berlin

North Ireland Premier on Way fo U.S.. Is Headed for More Trouble

Armed Service: To Be Brought Up to Streneth   No Change Is Made in Present Draft Age; States to Get Quotas

Draft Request By Army Raisec To 100, O00 Men   50,000 To Be Inducted in September, Same Number in November

Army Sets Up Draft Sights To 100,000   September-October Draft Quintupled, Calls May Hit Age 23. Revise State Quotas

Draft Request Hiked to 100,000   50,000 in September, 50.000 in October

50,000 Needed By September,  Rest in October  No Change Madi In Age in Note te Selective Service

UPS ORIGINAL REQUEST BY 50,000 MEN   Action Taken to Bring Armed Service to Authorized Strength at Early Date.   NO CHANGE MADE IN AGE LIMITS   Present Policy Is to Take Those 24 and 25—sStates Are Informed of Their Quotas,

Draft Request Increased To 100,000 Men   50,000 To Be Called In September, Same Number In October 

Foreign Duty Service Also  Is Extended:  All Enlistments Hiked 12 Months

ARMY INCREASES DRAFT REQUEST BY 80,000 MEN   50,000 Will Be Taken In September And Same Number In October   AIR FORCE STRENGTH BEING STEPPED UP

50,000 Men Quota for September  ~ Also for October Aim Is To Gain  Anthavized Size

Governor Accused Of Breaking Promises   McKeldin Says He Will Do What Lane Has Foiled Toa Do

Truman Queried On War Profits Tax Bill Rider   ‘When’ Question To Be Presented To White House

Soldier’s Farewell   World Strife On Fiith UN  Anniversary   Communist. Democratic Nations Hurl Warnings  Against World War Ill

‘Freedom Bell’ Rings Nations Warn Each Other Abou Next War On UN’s 5th Birthday

UN Day Noted Over World by Warnings  Fifth Birthday of Orqanization Noted   Fifth Birthday of Organization Notec In All Nations and by All Groups

Third World War Concern To Nations  On U. N. Day   World Peace Body Celebrates Fifth Anniversary “Today

Mark U.N. Day With Warnings Against War   Berlin Reds Try te Drown Out Challenge VE Erancam Ball

Peace Is Keynote On Anniversary  _ Freedom Bell - Heard In Berlin

VOICE PEALS AROUND WORLD Rings Out to. Hail U. N. Fifth Birthday

Mark 5th Birthday Of U.N.   Both Soviet ‘and Free World Claim Credit For Its. Suceess, And Warn Against New Wa

United Nations Marks Its Fifth Anniwersary With Warnings  ‘Against Start of World War III

Rail Strike Off Because Ot Korean War   Brotherhood Chieflains Cancel Plans for Scheduled Wolkout For the Present

Rail Unions Call Off Strike Citing Korean Situation   Were Free to Walk Out Saturday; Conference Planned

2 Rail Unions Delay Strike, Plan Parley   Turn Down Federal Proposal, but Defer Walkout; Schedule Mediation Session

U.S. Troops Spear To within 41 Miles Of Manchurian Line   Yanks. Find More-Slain Gls; Surrounded Marines Hack Wav thea Red Facirclament

Korean Reds Counterattack   Allies ‘Seek to Clear All Korea Before Reds Con Regroup Striking Force

Americans Are 41 Miles From Manchurian Border   »speeded-Up Drive Aimed At Occupying All Korea Before , Remnant Forces Can Regroup And Offer New Resistance 

Truman Rests on  Yacht Overnight   Waits Till Morning To Hear Results of Elections He Goes to Bed Early Tuesday

Floods Pose New Threats In N. D.. Minn.   Jamestown Faces More Flooding as James River Mavec Over Tic Ranke

Rampaging Rivers Drive More Than 3,000 Persons From Their Homes in North Dakota

Dakota Floods Rout Families.   Grand Forks Hard Hit; Jamestown Inundated by Rampaging Rivers

Workers Start To Karn Money For Selves Today, Martin Says   Other Work-Week Time Has Been Devoted To Paving Taxes, Former Speaker States

Today Average American Is Starting fo Work for Self   So Says Rep. Mortin, Stating People Spend About Third Of Thelr Work-Weeks to Satisfy Those Tox Collectors

Lilienthal Successor Is Selected   Truman To Disclose Choice Before His Vacation Ends

Atomic Board Chief Chosen   Truman To Reveal Lilienthal Successor

Lilienthal Ends AEC Post Feb. 15   Truman Won’t Ask Him To Stay Longer

HUNTING MINE CABLES  U.S. ‘°F rogmen’ Brave Death  To Aid Wonsan Invasion   Saved Scorea of Tivea

Reds In Sudden  Korean Retreat   Withdrawal Comes After Dawn Attack

ENEMY STAGES WITHDRAWAL —1 THE NORTH   ‘ Surprise Retreat 12 Hours After. MacArthur Messag

New Defense Line In Korea Is Established   U.S. Pilots Spot Jet Plane Returning To Chinese Manchuric

Chinese Reds Suddenly Fall Back in Korea   May Be Retreating to Dig in After Allies Push Forward

SOQUTH'S DEFEAT RECALLED AGAIN   Ten Thousand Southerners Stand At Dedication Of Surrender House Aa National Shrine-:

 Symbol of National Unity  ‘Civil War Si rpialichas House a Shrine

North and South Cement Unity on Appomattox Surrender Anniversary

Virginia Recalls Dream That Endec In Failure As Shrine Is Dedicated

Historic Appomattox House Is Dedicated In Virginia Spot Is Where Lee Let Grant Quit

2,162 MORE MEN LISTED IN DRAFT   State Selective Service Headquarters Calls For Additional Group For Exams In September

U. S. Still Holding Taejon; Ground Positions Better   Will Not Try to Keep City; North Koreans Regrouping

U.S., Austratian Planes Pound Supply Columns   ‘Destroy Tanks, Trucks, Bomb Bridaes

U. S. Air Force Pounds Reds   Ground Activity Slows to Halt; Planes Attack Red Columns

U.S. Bombers Hit Massing Red Columns      4 Tanks, 50 Trucks. Destroyed; Bridges, Troops Pounded. -

HAMMER RED TANKS WHILE TROOPS REST   Activity Around Taejon Down to Artillery and Patro! Action.

Battle At Standstill As Reds Regroup On Kum  River Lines .   Counterattack  Seen Slated Soon   Airmen Destroy Four Tanks, 50 Trucks, Blast Roads And Bridges

Ground War at Standstill, Reds Expected To Open All-Out Drive Through Taejon to Pusan, Yanks to Make Stand in Mountains

Allied Forces On Offensive In Air Today   Korean Ground War Comes To Standstill At Gates Of Taejon, Still Held By American Troops; Communists Suffer Heavy Losses

Mosinee Braced for “Red” Rule   Legion Prepares to Give City Sample of Dictatorshiv

Girl Learns Wrestling Via TV; Routs Attacker By Use of. Mat Tactics

Chongju Taken ‘Without: Fight In UN: Attack   Offensive’s Right “Flank Pushed Back By: Reds Attacking So. Koreans

Allied Troops Forge Ahead Elsewhere   24th Division Meets And Destroys Giant 60-Ton Stalin Tank

Tank-Led Unit of 24th Division Occupieés Key Point in North Korea Without Fight But Communists Deliver Counter Blow on Right-Flank of Battle Line, Forging South Korean ROK Division to Fall Back 6 Miles.   ALLIED: PLANES: JOIN FIGHT

Allies Capture Chongju and Move Ahead Northward   Only on Extreme Right Flank Is End-the-War Offensive Set Back.

Scooter Driver Dies In Crash   20 Killed During Week In Arkansas

Fate Temnted Ey A Fatalist   Man Dangles From Rope Ten Stories Above The Greund

Fatalist Tempted Fate, Met it and Still Remains a Fatalist   Dangles from RopeTen Stories in Air

Kansas City Worker Tempts Fate — Hangs By Hands Far Above Ground

U.S. Held Ready To Support Kore   Report Major Policy Decision Made To Give Powerful Aid

Parley Held On Policies Is Attended By Top Men   South Will Receive "Benefit From Major Decision By States

John Lewis  May Appear On Charges Before Body   Secretly Counters  Miner Says Leader

Traffic Deaths Soar As Millions Journey Home For Christmas  At Least 148 Persons Killed in First Day Of Long Week-End

FILIBUSTER” NOT BROKEN IN-SENATE~   ‘Supporters OF FEPC Lacked 12 Votes  ‘Ta Stan Cnaachac

Pope to Lead Catholics in Prayer Today   Special Service tor Cardinal Mindszenty  and Others By Frank Brutto

JUNIOR AUXILIARY NAMES ITS OFFICERS   Doris Jones Chosen President Of  Newly-Organized Unit Of Friend ship Fire Company

FRIENDSHIP WOMEN NAME NEW OFFICERS   Auxiliary Of Pennville Fire Com pany Elects Mrs. John E. Bolden President

Gubitehev Turns Down Trip Home   Soviet Engineer Plans To Appeal  Spv Sentence

'Gubitchev to Stay i in ULS.,  Make Appeal   Salons Storm at Acheson for Meddling in Soy Conviction

BURNING HOME   Century-Old Dwelling lr New Buffalo Township Is Destroyed

Kilgore College Students Pay Only $75 Tuition For Nine Month Session

Kilgore Only Public Junior College In State With No Outstanding Bonds

Moloiov Says Russia Wants Peace  Claims Capitalism Presents Danger of New Wat

But Soviet Leader Sees War Danger in West Capitalism   Vice-Premier Pooh-Poohs H-Bomb, Stresses Accord in Election Talk

HOUBLE TRAGEDY INCLUDES YOUNG STUDENT AT UNC   George Bennett Jr., Killed In His Room At University, And His Suspected Murderer Is Apparent Suicide.

Body Found In Pine Thicket: Senior Killed   Len Smithey ‘Apparent Suicide’: Hunted For Killing Georae Bennett

State-Wide Search Ends Karly Today   Wadesboro Student Is Slain, Suspect Victim Of Suicide

Suspected Slayer  Of UNC Student Discovered Dead      Wanted Man Is Shot Police List Case ‘As Murder-Suicide

Mills Is Reporled — Ready To Withdraw   ‘Hagerstown Mayor Will Neither Confirm Nor  Deny Latest Report

SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE CALLED   Long Plans Step If Funds Required For State Civil Defense

SLOT MACHINE SHIPMENT BAN WINS APPROVAL   Special Committee Plan Opposed By GOP

39 Hospitalized From Gas Fumes   26 Students, 9 Firemen Victim of Prank

Night Attacks Made By Jets  Harry Red Movements Eight Sho oting Star   Wolfhound Regiment Tricks Reds. Cuts Them To Pieces

AIRMEN DESTROY TEN RED TANKS   U.S. JET FIGHTERS FLY NIGHT ATTACK MISSIONS FOR FIRST TIMP.

Jet Fighters Fly First Night Attack  Against Invaders   Sorties Designed To Block Red Movements; 10 Tank: Destroyed, 11 Damaged

Good Afternoon! in Today's Journa   Wife Jeers As Officers Search For Clues Texas Ranger Asked To Aid In Search For Missing Man

tk kk kk - HOUSTON, TEXAS QETS WORD IT IS SOUTH'S LARGEST CITY NOW

ARBITRATION MEETING ENDS IN DEADLOCK   No Solution In Sight, Says Company; UE Brings In Contract Issues

Secretary Of State Warns Solons Fight Won't Be Won For Years   Increased Defense  Budget Is Expected   Move To Hike Military Funds Grows After Eisenhower Testifies

Acheson Urges Quick Approval Of Foreign Aid   Program to Offset Communist Appeal Is Advocated by  Secretary of State.

Acheson Urges Quick Aid to Poor Nations      Would Help Turn Back Communism, Secretary Says

Aid To Those In Backward Areas Urged   Dean Acheson Asks Quick Approval of Technical Help

Quick Approval Of Aid to Poor Nations Urged   Acheson Says Plan Would Help Win "Fight for Freedom’

Acheson Urges U.S. Extend Technical Aid to Backward Nations As Anti-Red Move

U.S. Aid Termed Cheap Price To. Pay For Freedom   Acheson Urges Help. For Backward “Areas:

ACHESON ASKS POINT 4 VOTE   [Shipment of Weapons To Asia Speeded

1,399 Men Examined During August at Montana Army Center in Butte

Girl Found Dying By Road Was Slain   Blow on Head With Blun' Metal Instrument Believed Cause of Death

GIRL FOUND DYING BESIDE HIGHWAY   t  FHYSICIAN, REPORTING ON ' AUTOPSY, SAYS BLOW ON  HEAD CAUSED DEATH. t

Brink Holdup Clue is Found   F8l Identifies Gun Found as Gne Snatched From Cashier in Robbery.

RALLY FOR G. 0. P   Congressman Scrivner Tx Speak Monday Evening at Clinton Park

U.S. Plane Bound For  Nebraska Hits  .Mountain Knob In West Virginia

9 LOSE LIVES IN B-25 CRASH   Rescue Parties Find Victims’ Bodies

Nine Air force Men Killed As Lost Bomber Crashes In Mountain Fastness

TAKES TOP HONORS   Lawrence High Yearbook Places First in Nationwide Contest

Defense Chief Renews Pledge To Pare Budget   Johnson Asserts Armed Forces Gaining Strength

Security First, Economy Second, ‘Secretary Johnson Warns Critics

DEFENGE HEAD PLANS TO CUT ARMY BUDGET   Savings to Be Put Back Into Army, Navy and Air Force Strenath.

Two Major Canadian Cities Face General Evacuations  If Rain Swells River More

Canadian Army Ready to Blast Embankmen To Ease Pressure on Winnipea’s Dikes

Army To Blast In Attempt To Hold Red River   Canadian Engineers Hope To Ease Flood Pressure On Dikes

Mother Who Feared  Cancer, Back Home  Woman Happy To Be With Family Aqain

Rensselaer Mother Who Feared Cancer And Left ‘Forever’ Returns Friday

‘Mother Who Feared She Had Cancer Is Happily Back With Family Again

BLONDE RETURNS TO HOME SHE FLED   REJOINS HUSBAND AND CHILDREN SHE LEFT BELIEVING SHE HAD CANCER.

Mao Believed Finding Russ Hard Bargainers   Unprecedented Stay In Moscow Causes Wide, Speculation

Mao Finds Reds Tough  Bargainers   Sino Leader Has Been in Moscow 4 Weeks; Long Stay Might Mean Difficulties   Reseutment Grows   Report ts Fresh Anger  Stirs, Against Soviets - fay Eider

Russians Drive Tough Bargain, Chinese Learn  Stalin Doesn’t Hold All Trumn Cardce

—{ WEEKS — Red China Hits Snag In Moscow   PRICE MAY BE SET TOO HIGH

Red China Leader Prolongs Stay in Moscow for ‘Deal’   Russians Believed Insisting on Full Control by Soviet

Speculation on Mao s Extended Stay in Russia  Stalin Believed Hard to Dealt With

Mao Still In Moscow; Indicates Russians Are Hard To Deal With   Probably Finding Price Asked By Tight-Fisted Soviets Too High

Mao May Find Russians Tough  China’s Red Leader Staying Long Time

Senate Denies Public A Vote On Wet Issue   Refuses To. Suspend Rules And Act On State Referendum Bil!

Traffic Death Toll Hits 75 For Holiday   Heavy Fatality Total Pre dicted For Nation Over Memorial Dav

VISIT KAY 10   UN Secretary General Trygve Lic : Will Make Effort to Seo Premier Stalin to Discuss Means of Ending Cold’ War.

WOMAN IS KILLED IN 3-STORY JUMP   Three Would-Be Rescuers Fail te Catch Her as She Leaps From Blazing Building.

Injunction To Halt Picketing ls Dissolved   Justice Dunaway Of Supreme Court Issues Writ

Carson Girl’s Black Angus Is The Winner   Lonnie Lee, Jr., Pockets $565 for His Reserve Champion Hereford

RUSSIA WANTS ATORIG BOMB OUTLAWED BY UN   Vishinsky Says Russia Is World’s Champion of Peace

Flood Menace Seen Heading Into Southland   Arkansas Believed Hardest Hit Of All States; Midwest Eased

Flood Crisis Appears to Be Waning  Winter Softens Punches in Most Sections

WINTER EASES PACE ELSEWHERE—  Flood Crisis Passes From Midwest To South; Thousands More Flee Homes

EACH RED REGIMENT HAS RUSSIAN ADVISER   Prisoners Say They Will Be Shot HooTurned Back To Their Uniis

Local People To See Game   925 Tickets Sold Up To Noon For Oil City-Hickory Title Playoff

About 1,000 Local People To See Game   925 Tickets Sold Up To Noon For Oil City-Hickory Title Playoff

 WEATHER TO COOL OFF   Showers Are in the Week End Forecast for Kansas

Three Americans Dead, Two Missing   Violent Deaths Of Americans In  Philippine Islands Being Investigated

U.S. Speeds lts Food Give-Away   Dried Eggs, Milk Free to Private  Relief Agencies

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Humiliating Defeat for “Reds” in Lower Austria

Voters Reject Austrian Reds   Communists Handed Humiliating Defeat

Atlantic Pact Countries Boost Defenses  Network Of Air Bases To Use Aaainst Russians Is Reported

Arrested 127 Times Between Two of Them They Know Way Around Datica Galion

sake st Easy with that meedie, Voc.  Charlie and Joe Really Know Their Way Around

BRIGGS SIGNS NEW CONTRACT   Walkout Monday Avert ed; Wage Gains and Pensions Secured.

Election Bureau Set For Rush As  Nominations End   Gunther’s Entry for State’: Supreme Court Completes Duff-Fine GOP Ticket

Ali Kahn Tells Congress Of Pakistan Ideals  New Nation Dedicate To Democratic Princiniec

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   5 Convicted Slayers to Ask for Commutation of Sentences

13 Airmen Die In Collision   Two Air Force Plane  Crash Southwest OF Tucson, Arizona —

Air Collision Fatal to 13;  10 Survive   Air Force Planes Plunge to Grounc West of Tucson

13 Are Killed, 10 Survive As Two Air Force Bombers Crash Together {In Arizona

Big Bombers Collide and’ Crash, 13 Die   - 10 Survive as B-29 And 8-50 Ram Over Arizona; Parachutes Siahted After Wreck

Rescue Teams Have Not Returned, Radio Report To DavisMonthan Air Base Tucson, Arizona

Only 10 Survive In Crash Over Arizona Desert  4-Motor Planes Plunge to Earth Wect of Tuccon   Difficult te Reach

Senate Kills Plan For Transfer of Loan Agency   Voice Vote Recorded In Action; To Continue Independent Operation

Insurance, Pension Plan  Agreed On   ‘1900 Corp., Union Settle Matters Left Open In Contraet

SLOWDOWN ON TAX CUT ASKED   Byrd Advises Against Put. ting Treasury Deeper Into Red

MOVE FOR DEFENSE   U. S. to Keep Enlisted and Officer Personnel in Germany

Army Personnel Frozen in Europe For Six Months  Coen fone,   European Command Says Home Leaves Off After Aug. 37

SOLONS SPLIT ON PUBLICITY ABOUT A-BOME   Congressman Warn: Against Possible Red ‘Trap’

LIGHT SNOW AND RAIN   Rapid Weather Change Caused Precipitation in State

VETO BY RUSS « oET TO BLOCK UN ON KORE!   U. S. Proposes Condemning Continued Deftance by North Korea.

Expeet Russ To Use Veto ‘To Block U:S  Resolution   Sosiet Union Loses — Diplomatic Battles  on 4 Counts; Face Vote on N, Korean Defiance

Soviet to Use 44th UN Veto   Will Block U. S. Resolution on Korea; Austin to Open the Debate

Russian Veto Anticipated ‘When UN Council Votes On  Condemnation of No. Korea

Russians Turn UN Voting Into Propaganda Aimed at Clouding Issue in Korea   Expect 44th Veto to Be Used Today Against U.S. Proposals

Russia Expected to Use Veto to Block U. §. Resolution  Debate on Korean Issue Up for Today, U. S. te Denounce Red

RUSSIA DUE TO USE VETO INU.N. TODA’   Malik Given More Setbacks; Showdown Expected.

Hike ‘i in: Phone Rate Fought  oo From 36 ‘Cities Bentace C1 AdcHian Daves

Hike in Phone Rate Fought  Lawyers From 36 Cities   Lawyers From 36 Cities Protest $1 Million Raise

FORMOSA PUT ON AGENDA CF UN ASSEMBLY   ‘Russian Charges of Attacks on China Will Be Given Airing.

UN Will Probe Claim U.S. Is China Agoressor   Austin Agrees; To Defer Considering Future Of Formosa

U.N. To Take Up Red Charge Of U. §. Agaression   U. S. Favors Move In U. N. To Make Formal Investigation

Russian Claim  Put On Agenda   U. S. Aggression in China On Debate

Truman Urges Revision of GI School Program   Special Message Asks Congress to Stamp Out Abuses

Truman Set To End Vets’ School Abuses  Asks Congress To Overhaul Program

POWER LOBBY’ STRUCK BLOW BY PRESIDEN]   Presidential Train Starts on Trip To Chicago

3 Reasons Why-- --heds slowed Up  Days Of Disordered Retreats For GI’s In Korea Have Ended

Situation In Korea Improved   Days Of Disordered Retreats Believed To Be Over—Dig In To Protect Pusan

JITSINaval Building Program Is 000!Being Speeded By Russians; ERE 370 Submarines In Service

RedsBuilding Large Navy, Jane’s ; Says   Two Ba ttleships Believed Launched   Budget For 1950-51 Said To Total $3.8 Billion; Ministry Created

Russia Builds Bigger Navy, Jane’s Says  Fleet Called Far In Excess Of Normal Defense Demands

RUSSIA RUSHING BUILDS NAVY FAR IN ADVANCE OF NORMAL DEFENSE NEED

Russians Reported Pushing Naval Construction Program New Battleships Equipped With   New Battleships Equipped With Towers To Fire Guided Missiles

Soviets Reported Speeding Work On Heavy Fleet Units   Navy In Excess Of Defense Needs Now Being Built, Yearbook Discloses

Russian Navy Strengthened   uilding Warships Far ir ‘Excess of Normal Requirements for Defense.

Mountain Trails Used in Sudden   Emergency Capital of orea-Goal:Nevw Bit Struck by. Yanks.

Invaders Pour Out Of Area Hit By B-29's   Marines, 24th Army Division Launch Counter Offensive Near Changnyong

Powerful Drive Aimed at Taegu   Offensive Launched From Are: Bombed by B-29's Yesterday

Move Within 15 Miles Of South Capital   Marines, Army Start Other Drives Elsewhere

Drive to Within 15 Miles of Capital  Dek Pimane ae LIC Tenane Banaw   Push Opens as US Troops Renew Offensive Against Bridgehead

Attack Started From Area Hif ByB-29 Bombers   Fierce Fighting Breaks Out in Other Sectors

Central Front is Most Critical Area for Defenders   2 South Korean Divisions Between Reds and Capital

Outnumbered So. Koreans Hold Passes   U.S. Forces Shifted To Meet Onslaught

Marines Move North from Chinju Front  Only Two Divisions Of South Koreans  Dratacting Taacn

30,000 Reds Pour out of  Bombed Area   Two Divisions Defend South Korean Capital ~—Marines Strike New Blow Farther South

Enemy Objective Is Southern Emergency Capital — Only Two South Korean Divisions In Position To Resist Advance — Offensive Starts After U. S. Forces Hit Naktong Bridgehead 25 Miles From Taequ

30,000 Troops Start Campaign Toward Taegu   Thrust Described as “Most Serious” to United Nations

South Koreans Block Path Of Enemy's Drive  Marines Spearhead  Offensive Against Cha R  nanvoana Rulaa

Three Divisions, Nearly 30,000 Men, Push Forward in Waegwan-Kunwi Area; U. 5. Prisoners Found Shot fo Death.

30,000 Troops Pour Through Mountains In Mass Assaulton City   Two South Korean Divisions Holding Roads; Marines Pull Out of South  To Aid in Changnyong Bulge Battle

Enemy Pours Through Mountain Passes 15 Miles North of South Korean Emergency Capital.  SUDDEN THRUST HELD ‘SERIOUS’

Thrust Is A ‘Serious’  UN Threat   Enemy Either Sidestepped Or Snapped Back from Yesterday’s Bombing   SURPRISING POWER   US Renews Attack Against Changnyong Bridgehead ——Bloody Marine Fight

Invaders Surge East from Sector  Blasted by Bombs   Marines, Infantry Strike Bridgehead in New Attacks

30,000 Red Koreans Spring from Bombed Area in Most Dangeorus Offensive 15 Miles from Taequ

North Koreans Pour Through Mountain Pass   Communists’ Forces Come Out Of The Bombed Area

Marines Are PulledFrom South Area   Only Two South Korean Divisions Are Before Oncoming Reds: Is ‘Most Serious’ Push   Are East of River   North Koreans Advance Through Steep Passes Near Naktong

Giant Bomb Strike Fails To Halt Reds   ‘Most Serious’ Threat Now Along Naktong River

30,000 Reds Strike Near Waegwan   Marines and Army Units Counterattack On Southern Front

MOST SERIOUS THREAT YET IN KOREA   nvaders Reported Witnl 15 Miles Of Taegu  30,000 TROOPS   Join In Sudden Offensive; Changyong Fighting Is Fiercest Of War

N. Koreans Begin Push For Capital   Marines Pulled Back 20 Miles To Meet Blow

Massive Push 0 cage 1 by Reds In Surprise Show 9:  Strenah Attack Paes Hf Bombed Area

Yanks Renew Drive South Of Key City   But ‘Most Serious” Threat of War Seen In New Enemy Push

North Koreans Have About 30,000 Troops in Sur prise MARINES INTO ACTION  Devil Dogs in Dawn Attack Storm Hill Southwest of Capital

Two Divisions Of Southerners Blocking Drive   Communists Surge Out Of Area Hit By U.S. Bombers

Three Divisions of Communists, Estimated at Between 25,000 and 30,000 Men, ‘Strike Surprise Blow Today Between Waigan and Kunwi on Naktong Riv. er Front—Drive Follows Attack by ... Transferred Marines Neat hata:  : -nyong.   ABANDON GAINS IN SOUTH

30,000 Soldiers Being Used In New Attack   Reds Pour Through Mountain Passes On Central Front

THREE. DIVISIONS STRIKE CENTRAL AMERICAN LINE   North Koreans Press With 30,000 Troops Toward Taegu—U.  Marines And Infantry Hit Bridgehead. «

North Koreans Pouring Through Steep Moeitala Passes North of ¢: apital

30,000 ARE IN 15 MILES OF CAPITAL   Only Two South Korean Divisions Stand Between Reds and South Korean Capital.   NEW ALLIED BLOW NEAR CHANGNYONG   U. S. Marines and 24th  Division Hit 12,000 Man Red Bridgehead on Bank of Naktong.

North Koreans Have About 30,000 Troops in Sur prise Raid   Devil Dogs in Dawn Attack Storm Hill Southwest of Capital

North Koreans Rebound From Aerial Pounding   Red Hordes Pour Through Mountain Passes 15 Miles From Emergency Capital; Yanks Strike Bridgehead

Marines Are Transferred To New Front   Enemy 15 Miles From Capital City

Only Two UN Units in Path Ot Reds; Allies Hit River Point   Doughboys Dig in for Pose sible Counter-Attack By  (Communists

NEW THREAT IS RATED AS MOST SERIOUS   Invaders Recover  Quickly From Mass Bombing Disorder

Taegu Goal of Heavy Attack   Marines, 24th Div. Smash At Changnyong Sridgehead, N. ‘Korean Drive Follows

Early Foe Gains Set at 2 to 3 Miles;. Long Range Guns Shelling Big Base; Yanks Advance in Counterthrust

Enemy Jumps Off Only Few Hours After Marines And 24th Infantry Strike At Bridgehead Near Chanonvong

Reds Pour Through Passes North of Emergency Capital   Only Two Divisions Stand Between Communists and Key City; Reds Reported Massing Near Waegan

Communists Pour Out of Bombarded Area Toward Emergency Capital Defended by Only Two Divisions of South Koreans

Two Southern Divisions In  Path Of Foe   Eighth Army Says Surprise Move ‘Most Serious In Korea’

Communists Pour Out of Area Bombed Yesterday by B-29s And Threaten Defense of City

Start Push  For Taegu; U.S. Attacks   North Korean Reds Reported Within 15 Miles of Provisional Capital; Thrust Described as ‘Most Serious’

Communists In Surprise Power Push After Bombing; U.S. Hits Changnyong Bulge

Big Force 15 Miles From City   Only 2 South Korean Divisions in Sector To Hold Off Invaders

Push Called Most Serious Of Campaign   30,000 Enemy Forees Take Pert In Drives ir. S. Bese At River

New Smash Follows US Bridgehead Attack  Troops Move  Out of Area Hit by B-29s

30,000 Keds Open Great. Drive on Korean Central Front. Aiming at Canital

FINAL EDITION   Taegu Goal of Heavy Alfack   Marines, 24th Div. Smash At Changnyong Sridgehead, N. Korean Drive Follows

O 0 »posed By South Koreans   Hordes of Reds Smash “Soward City, 15 Miles “Away; Marines Pulled  Vin ta Chanonvong Ara:

Communist Attack Hits Central Front   Mountains Crossed 15 Miles Froyn Taegu; Reds Leave Bombed-Out Area Over River

No River Barrier North of Capital   Sudden Lunge Described as Most Serious of the War  Ry RELMAN MORIN

WARSHIPS POUND 130-MILE FRONT OF REDS’ COAST   Thirty-Seven Vesse]s Of United Nations Strike Supply Lines —New Landing Is  Being Talked.

Fleet Shells Supply Lines   U, S. Spearheads Within 65. Miles of Pyongyang Meeting Savagwe Resistance from Reds

Ked Supply Lines From North Pounded  Ground Troops Meet Increased Opposition In Pyongyang Drive

Supply Lines Blasted With Navy Gunfire  B. L.-J emeamt td?!   Rumors Are Heard _Bombardment Will Lead To Invasion

Coast Targets Battered Again By Mighty Mo  No Word Yet Of New Allied Landina

Supply Lines Blasted With Navy Gunfire  Rumors Are Heard Bombardment Will Lead Te Invasion

Combined Strike May Precede Another Landing   Shells From Heavy Guns Smash Coast Targets, Supply Line:

5 Men Hurt In Oil Blast At Whiting   Refinery Scene Of 2 Explostons During Morning

Nation’s Cotton Picture Dramaticalh Reversed Since Recess Of Cancrecc

Way To Get Bigger Crop Is Top Issue Now National Cotton Picture Has - Shawn A Complete Reversal

Chrysler Talks To Be Resumed  Recess Called To Give Negotiators Rest

JUMP 5 TO 10 CENTS A POUND I TWO WEEKS   Informed _ Sources Say  SkyRocket’ Prices Not Warranted — Says Consumer Resistance  “Wit Force Them Down,

Meat Prices Soaring Again; Experts Unable To Tell Why Jump Existing

CLOSE RACES EXPECTED IN OHIO   Ebright, Rhodes Are Top G.0.P. Candidates   TOP INTEREST   On Demo Ballot Centered On Di Salle-Ferguson Senatorial*Race

Two Races Are Ohio s Hottest   Rhodes-Ebright And DiSalle-Ferguson Top:

G.-L. In Tokyo Hospital “Died” Five Tieves But Is Reported As Still Alive

GI, Whose Heart Quit Five Times, Reported In ‘Very Good Condition

Write Letter To Court Now Studying Case   Communist Leaders Attempt To Give Answers To Questions

Soviet Missions’ Travel Is Curbed  In West Germany   Retaliatory Action by U. S. Britain Follows Russian  Withdrawal of Passes

U.S., Britain Clamp Down On Movement of Soviet Military Missions

Move Comes As Reprisal  To Russians  Officials Allowed  L) LR  es aS eee es   Officials Allowed To Travel Between  Wames And Offices

Wife, Sweetheart to Bomb Plotters Side   Police Seek to Charge Grant with Attempted Murder of 16 Persons

Police To Seek Complaint Charging Coast Man Of Attempting To Murder 16 Persons; Romantic Affairs Are Hopelessly Snarled

Tells Police of Plan to Collect $25,000 Insurance on His Family   Bomb Plot Foiled Before Take-Off   Police to Seek 16 Charges of Attempt to Kill Plane Passengers

Planter of Bomb Facing Charges   Wife and Sweetheart ‘Say They. Will Stand by Californian

Airliner Bomb Plot Admitted In Los Angeles  Man Held In Attempt! To Murder 16

SEEK COMPLAINT IN MURDER PLOT   Wife, .Sweetheart Stand By Los Angeles Man

Retreating Reds Massacre 800 South Koreans. Take 100 Americans To Manchuria

Reds Carry GI Prisoner:  Into Nor th  i a  o. a   Survivor Claims — Men Being Taken Into Manchuria

Racial Issues Go To Court   Negroes Seek Entrance To State University

3 ST. LOUIS POLICE DIRECTORS FISHING   fommissioners Deny They Have Arranged Secret Conference in Arkansas With Gov. Smith.

5 TEEN-AGERS DIE IN CRASH   lowa High School Graduates Killed When Car Rams Truck.

Five Youths Die In Crash   Six Badly Hurt As Car Hits Rear Of Truck At Corley, lowa

DEWEY GIVES DISABILITY LAW HIS PRAISE   Declares It May Be Greatest Advance In History of State

Built a Popular Health Resort Around ‘Bottomless’ Indian Springs

‘Death Takes Doctor Who Converted Mystery Pool Into Health Resort

Freed In Death Of Cheerleader   Member Of School Board Is Acquitted

LOX MOLES ACQUITTED OF MURDER      Kentucky Jury Acqulte School Board Member of Part in Staying of High Schovt Cheerleader,

Yanks Abroad  Train Landing   MacArthur's Aide Cites World’s Plight

District Attorney Asks Jury To Send Sandra To Electric Chair For Hitch-Hike Murder And Robbery Of Texas Realfor Last Aug.

Ex-Gl Is Picked Up Shortly After Chemist; Atomic Secrets Involved

UNIONS JOINING POLITICAL AIMS      CIO And AFL Pool Their Voting Strength In New York City For Action On Yeur-Round Pasis

Marfans To Make Advertising Trip   TWO LOOP RUNS FOR RODEO TO BE MADE AUGUST 23 AND 25

Investigation at Reformatory is To Start Today   Waterloo Newsman Defends Story About Anamosa Prisoners

Anamosa Case To Get Airing   Warden Says Portions Of Story Inaccurate

Anamosa Warden Says Broadcast Was Inaccurate  Admits Prisoner Made Recordings Of Board Hearings

Prisoner Probe to Be Pressed   3 Western Powers Check Soviet System

Oldsmobile Division Will Make Rockets  Michigan Manufacturers Are Given Maior War Contract:

re  2 Michigan Plants  To Start War Jobs   Fruehauf to Build Trailers, Olds Will Make Rockets For the Suner-Bazooka

STATE FIRMS GET WAR JOBS   Fruehauf Trailer Co.  Given $40,000,000 Army Contract

Tennessee Probes Report  Of Black Market Babies.   More Than 1,000 Youngsters Said To Be Involved: Reaches All Way Across Country

Elderly Retired Teacher Near Death After Beating: Youth, 17, Arrested

Satisfaction Comes in Many Strange Forms — This Artist Is Tops in a Dyina Field

Sure and Tis Grand Old Day in Ireland  Thousands Celebrate Annual ‘Paddy’s Day’

 PAT; KERRIGAN SAYS HE.  [Doubts If Irishmen Ever Drunk:On     Mar. 17

‘Sure And Begorra, ‘Tis St. Pat's Day  ! Thousands Of Irish Celebrate

Two Convicted Of Conspiracy  Brothman and Woman Associate Are Guilty

PairCo Co onvic feted Of Hinder: ring Probe Of Ties With Atom Spy

Scores of Bodies Dug From Ruins Of Peruvian Cit   Cuzco, Ancient Inca Center 90 Per Cent Destroyed In - Quake, Refugee Says

Death Toll Of at Least 60 Expected In Quake  Ah D.A42.- Drama   40 Bodies Found In Cuzco Ruins; Official Reports Destruction90P ct

‘Quake Toll Seen at 60 Crews Recover Bodies, ‘Aid TLomeless: in Cuzco

Famous Churches And Massive Walls of Inca Civilization Victims Of Earthquake Of Sunday

Top Level Talks Urged Before Bombs Go Off   FEPC Bill Stays In Committee; Spud Props May Go Qut

South Korean Marines Establish Beachhead On East Coast, Drive On Railway, Highway Terminal City North Of Recaptured Seaport

City Tottering as Americans Pierce Heart   Yanks Battle Less Than Mile From Parliament Building

Yanks Drive Into ¢ xpital On Two Sides   Stage Being Set For Final Battle OF Extermination

Yanks Virtually Isolate Former Capital City   Seventh Division Links With Marines Near Town’s Heart

Bloody U. S. Charge Breaks Communist Resistance West Of City   ‘Victory In Sight,’ Gen. Walker Says   AmericanSpearheadReaches Chongju In Advance Of 18 Miles

Yank Forces Drive Into Heart of Seoul   Stage Set for Final Battle to Wipe Out Reds

American Troops Capture  Strategic Seoul Mountain  To Speed Defeat of Reds

Americans Seize Heavily-Fortified ‘South Mountain  Red Resistance on Weact Beatan With   Red Resistance on West Broken With Single U. S. Charae

PROPOSALS OF THE BUCKINGHAM AND UPPER MAKEFIELD TWS. SCHOOL BLDGS. APPROVED

WESTERN FRONT IN KOREA QUIET AFTER REPULSES   Headquarters Suggesting That Enemy Forces Re-Grouping   REPORT U. S. AIRMEN BATTERING RED FOES

Fearful U. S. Aerial Strikes Cripple North   Early Reports Indicate Red Tanks’ Now Slow Down For Reorganization

President Won't Dismiss Acheson  Makes Emphatic Stale: ment At Pre ess ss Con

Truman Says He Won't Dismiss Secrelary Acheson   Recalls Lincoln's Refusal to Fire Secretary of State Seward.

Truman Refuse: To Dismiss Dean Acheson   President Follows Lincoln’s Lead in State Dent. Feud

Truman Refuses To Fire Acheson   Defends Secretary of State From Blasts of GOP Critics

1 Refuse, Says HS 4   President Flatly Bolks At Any Idea of Dismissing Seeretary Acheson

, Answers GOP" Demands to Fire Secretary  Says Removal Would Aid Cause of Reds

Truman Says: ‘I Refuse To Fire Acheson’  Ousting Secretary Would Help Reds,  President Asserts

TRUMAN REFUSES T0 OUST ACHESON CALLS FOR UNITY.   Says Charges Against Cabinet Official Are Not Based On Facts

President Calls For Unity; Blasts Charges As False   Chief Executive Cites Lincoln's Refusal To Fire Seward; Says Reds Would Benefit  af PVMiawsteen

Truman Says “ Refuse’ fo Fire Acheson   Declares Charges Made Against Secretary Are “False”

President Refuses To Fire Achesor  Says Blasts Against Secretary Of State

Truman Will Not Dismiss Acheson From State Pest   States Communists Woulc Be Served if America Lost Secretary

President Says Acheson Is Not To Be Dismissed   “Replies To GOP -- Demand That Sec. Of State Re Fired

Acheson To Stay, President Insists  Truman ‘Refuses’ To Fire Secretary

Tells Writer Secretary Is ‘Foe of Reds   Says Communism Only: Would, Win ‘By His Dismissal

TRUMAN PLANS TO STAND BY ACHESON   ‘Claims Charges Against  Secretary Are False   Would Be Served If U. S. Lost Acheson, Says Chief Executive

Truman Won’ Fire Acheson; Urges Unity   Charges Against Secretary Labeled False by President

Truman Rejects Republican Demands For Dismissal Of Secretary Acheson

TRUMAN STICKS WITH SEGRETARY   President Asserts Acheson Will Remain In Job — Marshall Also Will Stay As Defense Chief.

President Refuses Accede To Pressure for Removal Of Secretary of State

Truman Stands By Aide   President Tella News Conference Acheson Won't Be Dismissed as Secretary of State

Truman Won’t ‘Fire’ Acheson  Definite Statement  Pe a a oe ee  Se Bee A eee

Lincoln Loyal lo Seward, Truman Says  Cites Precedent In Defending Pracent Action

Acheson Will Stay In Truman Cabinet Despite Republicans   President Backs Secretary of State

Recalls Lincoln Stand on Request To Fire Seward  Says Charges Against Secretary Are False

Pres. Truman Refuses to Fire Sec. Acheson   Turns Down ‘Demands by Republicans

Recalls That Lincoln Refused To Oust Seward  Dracidant Save   President Says Acheson Would Be First To Be Shot if Rede Tonk Over

Truman Parallels Himself With Abe Lincoln In Insisting He Will Not Fire Secretary Acheson

“Will Not Fire’ Sec. Acheson, Truman Says   Issues. Statement After GOP Demands For Ouster of: Secretary

 Calls For Unity Truman Answers GOP Demands  ‘With Refusa! To Fire Acheson

— CITES LINCOLN’S EXAMPLE — " Refuse to Dismiss ‘Acheson,'TrumanSays

Chief Executive Informs News Men He Does Not Intend To Dismiss Acheson

“fruman Refuse: To Dismiss Acheson )  " Republi PI Repub ican Plea  srebaw

Truman Refuses      Advises Newimen That “Communism, Not Our Coun.. try, Would Be Served If We Lost Acheson.” ‘ ”

Truman Insists Dean Acheson’  Will Retain Posi   Claims Against: Secretary  Have No Basis In Fact. ~ Press Conference. Told

‘l Refuse to Dismiss Him’  Ancewerce Renuhlicar   Answers Republicans Who Demand Ouster

Won’t Dismiss Dean Acheson. Says Truman   President Calls for Unity in Time of Great Peril; Refuses to Fire Secretary of State.

Chicago Tax Bill Abandoned  By Democrats   Kennelly Pinning Hopes On Measure to Boosi Property Levy

Cat Lives Though Baked 36 Hours In Brick-Drying Kiln   Heat: 920: Degrees, I Walks Out When Oven Js: Opened

: Spain’s F alangists Barred From U.S. in Enforcement Of New Anti-Subversive Act

United States Bars. ~ Spain's Falangiss  Truman Says He Will En-

SPANIARDS? ENTRY INTOU. 5. BANNED   ANTLRED LAW=3rCSRRAN  ae BARRED TXDPER CRITICIZES ACTION.  Spar

Falangists Barred From  U.S. Entry  To Enforce Law, Declares Truman

U. S. Bars Franco Falangists Under Anti-Subversive Law  Traaman Denies Dicscrediting Act

SUBVERSIVES ACT EXTENDS TO FALANGE   Adkierents Of Franco Spain Aré Barred Fram U. S.

Falangists Barred Under New Law  Subversive Control   Subversive Control Measure to Be Strictly) Enforced.

Price Supports On Potatoes Out   Cooley Thinks U. S. Help Discontinued

State’s Draft. For November  To Be Highest   8,000 For Physical, 5614 For Induction Goble’s Request

COUNTY-DRAFT. QUOTA LISTED   Eighteen To Enter Military Service Durina January

STALIN QUARREL WITH LIE RUMORED   Differences Seen Cause Of Soviet Union Veto

Malik Reveals Stalin and Lie Had a Quarrel    Uncle Joe Thought UN Head’s Peace Plah Was Biased  And Pre -Amariesn

Differences Occurred ¢ on. Peace Plan Trip  Stalin and Lie Had Quarrel, ‘According to Rumors in U.N.

Lie-Stalin — Row Hinted'   Malik Says Quarrel In Kremlin One Reason For Re-election ‘Veto

Quarrel Betwee Stalin And Lie Being Discussed  Possibility Seen As

Stalin Irked By Lie   One of Reasons for Russia's Opposition To Secretary of UN Revealed by Malik

Red Veto of Lie Laid To Tiff With Stalin   U.N. Secretary-General Reported To Have Had Quarrel During Visit To Kremlin on Peace Plan in May

Hear Stalin, Lie Had Rov   UN Headquarters Explains Russia's Veto of Norwegian to a Quarrel.

Kremlin Quarrel May Be Behind Opposition to Lie   Austin Implies Veto Use If Any Other Candidate Should Be Approved

Lie’s Trouble Laid ToQuarre In Kremlin  Fuss With Stalin Leaks Out At U. N. Discussion

Quarrel Betweer Stalin And Lie Led To Red Veto   Official Spent Week In Moscow

N. W. Airliner Falls; 5 Killed   Company and CAA Men Victims of Crash

1 KKK) FATHER’ OF SIAMESE ~ Twn, WOULD RATHER HAVE SEEN THEM DIE

Father of Twins Joined at Top of Head “Declares He'd ‘Rather They Would Die’

Siamese Twins With Heads Joined ; At The Top Are A Frightful Shock

Army Issues Duty Orders For Officers   Navy Will Modify Carrier  From Fleet in Storage  To Handle Bembers

PRESIDENT'S PROGRAM TO FACE BAD TIME   Republicans Genemlly Blast Chlet Executive's State of: Union Diq age — Democrats Praise MG! Truman's Courage: “wind Conster: lency,

President Will Get Very Little Of His Program   Slight Chance Of Many Of His Proposals Getting Congress Approval   PRESIDENT ASKING FOR FAR TOO MUCH

Ambrose’s Stamp Dealings Under Special Probe  Ex-Official's Actions   ne fe Oe e   Ex-Official's Actions Forced Him to Quit High Post Office Jok

Oil Activity Continues Af High Pace   Latest Completion Is Lester Realty A-3 In Curry Field

Acti livily 7 c Ad (; Wii ues in ay  Hich:  Latest Comn'e: Is Lester Renl+ AF fa ft eee

Gov. Lausche Calls For Dollar Report  Extended Session May Hinge an Wacleh

Red Publications Closed In Japan  MacArthur Issues Sweeping Orders

New Program for Handling School Aid   Devised After Study by Specia! Group; Goes to Leaislature

Dutt Cites Accom plishments Of Administration: Kunkel Attacks Governor’s Program

Duff Asks Voters For Decision On  Progressive Govt   Accomplishments of Hi: Term Cited; Kunkel Hits State ‘Deficit Spending’

Duff Asks Voters For Decision On Progressive Govt.   Accomplishments of Hi: Term Cited; Kunkel Hits State ‘Deficit Spending’   Pav-A«.VYou-Go Pledced

May Lift Standins For Secretaries ()f Armed Forces   Marshall Expected To Give All Three  Greater Stature

Subordinates Expected To Have More Power With Marshall Heading Defense Department

Civilians May Have More ‘Say Under Marshall  Secretaries Of 2   secretaries Of 3 Branches Of Armed Services Due For . More Responsibility

Armed Forces To Find New Policies   Secretaries Will Get More Power Under Marshall

More Stature Responsibility For War Group   Marshall Expected to Delegate Authority to Defense Secretaries

Depar ‘tmental  Duties Will Tncrease As Marshall Goes Into Office   New Chief Prefers To Hand Authority Down To Assistants

Marshall Will Give Other Chiefs. More Stature And Responsibility  Army, Navy And Air Force Secretaries Can Expect To Supply Greater Voice In Defense Matters.

Service Secretaries Expected To Gain Stature Under Marshall’s Resime

House Divorce, Cigarette Tax Bills Buried   Sub-Committee Gets Both Measures After Time Limit Taken Off

Volunteers Keep Iron Lungs Going Dusing Power Failure At Plainview 

Senate Passes Compromise On Rural Phone Bill; Other Business Dropped

Senator Drops Filibuster Idea  Changes To Limit Co-Op Domain Due

Frigid Wave Is Sweeping Over Nation Toward East   Year's Coldest Days Predicted In Sector In Special Bulletin

Cold Wave Warning Out For Maryland   Temperature May  Drop As Low As WW Tanioht

INCREASES FUMDD FUR HUOPETAL AUD   HOUSE DOUBLES SUM PROPOSED—KEM ASKS CUT IN MARSHALL PLAN HELP.

Money Bil Higher Than First Dratt   Economy Bloc In House Ignored As Amount Is Upped

xxKkKr U. §. ACCEPTS TURKEY'S OFFER TO SEND 4,500MAN FORGE TO KOREA

Reds Squeezed In Nuteracker  As Gap Closes   Jeliy Bombs Sear Path Up South Mountain Before Assault

But Bitter Fighting And Big Fires Stull Rage   MacArthur Makes Announcement While Savage Combat Continues

LIBERATION OF CITY ANNOUNCED BY MARTHUR   Bitter Fighting Continues In Streets Of Flaming Capital   SOUTH MOUNTAIN FALLS TO INFANTRY

Troops From South Gain. In New Attack:   Marines Beat Off Tank Assault In Flaming Capital

M’Arthur Says Haming City Now Secured   Vicious Street Fighting Goes On

Great Fires Hit Korean Capital City  Marines Beat Off ce ee 2.  fra   Marines Beat Off Tank-Led Attack  By Communists

U. S. 7th Division Captures Key Red Mountain Position, Marines  Destroy 7 Red Tanks In Drive

Street Battles Rage As Fires Sweep City   American Forces Within 40 Miles Of Closing Death Trap On 100,000 Reds

Liberation Conducted With Least Damage Possible, MacArthur Says; U. S. Marines Beat Off North Korean Tanks.

Detending Foe Fights Bitterly Inside Capital    Mav Pact Saicved

SEOUL RETAKEN IN BITTER FIGHT   MacArthur Announces Recapture of South Korea Capital; Allies Mop Up

Gen. MacArthur Announce: Capture of Strategic City While Fierce Fight Rages

Americans Engaged In Savage Fighting With North Koreans   Fires Break Out After Yanks Seize Key Red Defense Position on South Mountain; Forces Speeding Northward Narrow Gap to 40 Miles

UN Secretary Lie Believes Peace Can Be Preserved   Official Is Hopeful Korea Cease Fire Committee Is Successful In Plan

Lie Retains Hope —  Peace Can Be Savec  “All Up to Cease-Fire Team, He Declares

Hershey Seeks Tougher Draft Policy, Clashes Over Exempting Technicians

Hershey for Hard-Boiled Draft; Symington Urges Deferment of Scientists

Solons Shelve FEPC Bill  in Committee  House Legislative Machinery May

HOUSE PANEL REFUSES OKEY ON FEPC BILL   6-6 Tie Vote Keeps Measure In Committee

House Group Keeps FEPC Bill On Ice   Rules Committee Vote of 6 to 6 Prevents  Flouse Action Later

Tie Vote Holds FEPC Off Floor   Civil Rights Bill Snarl. In-House Committee

Solons Shelve FEPC Bill  in Committee  House Legislative   House Legislative Machinery May Be Further Snaaqaed

FEPC Matfer Blocked by Rules Vote   Tie in Committee Keeps Measure From Getting Green Light; Bill Goes Back Into Pigeon Hole

Young Reds End  Sitdown Strike’   10,660 Blue Shirta Placed  On Trzins for Home

Young Reds Balk At Zonal Examination _ Cold Ends 'Strike’ Of German Youths

Flood Crisis Poses Peril in Manitnha   Red River Bulges Two Inches in Panicky City

Beleaguered City Bolsters Dikes, Battles Against Red River Flood

Sen. Sparkman Proposes Stiffer Down Payments (Under Housing Program

Mercy Is Shown Hero of “Bulee”   Gets Suspended Term in 827.000 Robbery

Push American Forces Back At Two Points   Drive In South Lacks Punch Of Former Attacke

Yanks Pushed Back As North Koreans  Battle Desperately —   Entire Northern UN Battle Line under General Attack; Defenders Gain in South

100- Mile-Long Truck Convoy Seen Moving Down From Manchuria   Report From Formosa Says 4th Field Army of Communist Gen. Lin Piao Has Crossed Yalu River Into North  Korea.

Airmen Spot Convoy 100 Miles Long Moving Through Manchuria   Chinese Reds Send Fourth Army Into North Korea, To Back Up Red Premier's Threat.

New Tax Cut Accord Sought   Committee Holding Third Closed Parley

‘Defense First Priority Issued   Military Given Top Call on Production

‘Defense First’ Priorities Set   Atomic Energy Projects and Military Are Assured Needed Raw Materials

N. C. Republicans Predicting Gains   And Democrats Feel Confident

GOP Heads Are Optimistic As Day (f General Election Draws Nearer

PARTIES’ CHIEFS ARE OPTIMISTIC   Democratic Chairman In N. C. Forecasts Victory—Republican Expects Gains In Election.

Hanley Confers With Senate Aide:      G.O.P. Nominee’s So and Physician Are at Meeting

RIOTING MOBS CAUSE HAVOC IN BRUSSELS   Disorders Part of 24 hour General Strike Called by Socialist Workers.

Students Beat Conductors In Brussels   Half Million Strike Against Proposed Return of King

Anti-Leopold Mobs Riot In Belgium  200 Street Cars   200 Street Cars Wrecked in Brussel:

General Strike Called Against Return of King   Students Wreck Street Cars; Police Helpless

Texas, Chicago Take Awiul Beating From Berlin Communist Propaganda

Texan,’ ‘Chicagoan’ Both Favorite 'Epithets of Red German Propaganda

INDIA SUGGESTS COUNCIL ENTRUST 6 SMALL NATIONS WITH PEACE PLAN DRAFT

Suggests UN Let Smaller Nations Draft Peace Plan   India’s Proposal Designed to End Stalemate of Powers

Would Entrust Tash to Six Small-Nation Members of U. N. in Effort to End Procedural S t al emate.

WOULD LEAVE PEACE DRAFT SMALL NATIONS   Indian Delegate Outlines Plan to Cut Korean Tension

India Asks Six-Nation Peace Plan   UN Council Asked To Entrust Task To Small Nations

India Asks U.N. Accept Small-Nations’ Map Plan  For Peace In Korea War

Suggestion By . lndia Studied By UN Delegate:   French Deleaate Blames Malik For Violating Rules

India Suggest: Small Nations  Try For Peace  Would Draft Plan Ta End Karaa War

Ask U. N. to Give Small Powers Job Of Mapping Peace   Indian Delegate Suggest. Plan To End Stalemate  In Security Council

INDIA SUGGESTS SIX SMALL “NATIONS ATTEMPT TO DEVISE UN PEACE PLAN FOR KOREA

U.S. 10th Corps Cut Off By Red Chinese Advances   Planes Dropping Supplies To Men

Parts of Tenth Corps. Cut Off by Red Drive   ‘First Marine and 7th Infantry Divisions Encircled by. Overwhelming Numbers in New Communist: Offensive ~ But Lines Are Beina Held:   ‘8TH. ARMY ESCAPES TRAP

U.N. Units Trapped In Northeast Korea   Offensive by 80,000 Chinese Isolates Marines, Infantry— Lull Develops in Northwest

'Bednasek : Tells ‘Truth Serum’  Story of Death      Declares Co-ed Struck Face or Neck During Fall: Sobs in Anguish

China Reds Urge U.N. To Expel Nationalists  From Security Council

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS QCreLiernvry we BPRBONT. flies Mae.

Light Raids Beaten Back As Invasion Hour Nears   Thousands Of China Troops Massed Upon Lines Near Parallel

JN. ARTILLERY AND WAR VESSELS HAMMER AT REDS   Estimated 100,000 Enemy Troops Swarming Through Hills Overlooking Beachhead in N. E. Korea.   FOE FAILS TO PIERCE DEFENSE PERIMETER   Yanks Abandon Hambhung as They Pull Back—Lowering Weather Hampers Air Operations.

Within Three Miles of Port   Aig Gues cw Reschheod Rain Exptotives ax Chines Crowding fthefenses

10th Corps In Pocket Make Slow Retreat   Beachhead Shrinks Under Withdrawal; Platoons Escape

More And More Reds Massing Around Last Foothold In Northeast Korea   Fleet's Guns Help Hold Kinemy At Bay   AN Artillery Hammers At North Koreans Above S$8th Parallel

Troops Give Up Hamhung To China Reds   U. S. Engineers Blow up Bridges in Mass Retreat From Rail Center; Reds Continue Onslaught

Chinese Within 3 Miles Of Port Of Hungnam   Thrust Through Abandoned Hamhung,   Thrust Through Abandoned Hambung, Probe Steadily At Shrinking Beachhéad

CHINESE PERCH ON HILLo; HELD BY FLEET GUNS   Demolished Hamhung Left to Enemy as Yanks Pull Back on Beachhead.

Attacking Chinese Reds Press to: Within Three Miles of Beachhead Port   Air and Navy Reports Say Increasing Number of Commies Around Perimeter

Chinese Reds Within Three Miles of Port   Foe Said Massing Increasing Force On Tiny Beachhead

Stem Reds At Escape  Beachhead   Allied Withdrawal Goes as Planned

Yanks Shorten Hungnam Beach Defense Lines   Chinese Forces Now Occupy Abandoned City

Abandon Hamhung  To Reds   Artillery Helps Hold Off Chinese As U.S. Troops Move To Escape Port

Chinese Reds Blast to Within 3 Miles of Allied Escape Port   Communist Forces Thrust Through Hamhung, Abandoned by Americans, Toward : _ Cite of} Hunanam

U.N. Forces Pull Back Before Tide Of Chinese Reds   Allied Guns Roar Constant Barrage As Beachhead Narrows

Methodically Quit North Eseape Port   Artillery, Navy Guns Keep Back Red Hordes On Slopes About Site

No Chinese Troops Cross 38th Parallel Despite Build-up in Northwest

MANY REPORT INGREASt Ut ~ Al) PER GENT   Volunteers Seek Both Nav and Air Force Places; Some Reserves.

Volunteers Jam Recruiting Posts Across Nation  Applicants Reported   Applicants Reported Up 20 to 50 Per Cent Since Korea Crisis

Governor Orders All-Out Hunt for Kansas City Killer:  " Calls'on Officials to Drive Hoodlums and Ganactare Oat

CLAIM SECRETS OF U.S, WERE GIVEN ‘ENEMY’.   British Atom Expe: _Arraigned Today __ In tendan Caur?é _

Accused Of Giving Away U. 5., British Atomic Secrets ‘Useful To An Enemy’

Vital Data Picked Up In America   ‘Unknown’ Person Receives Info

Top Scientist In Britain Is Facing Charges   Accused Of Giving Away Atomic Secrets Useful To An Enemy

Alger Hiss Plans To Fight Guilty Verdict Branding Him As Red Spy And Liar

Hiss Plans Appeal Of Conviction On - Perjury Charges   Jurors Arrive At: Verdic After Almost 24 Hours; 10 Year Term Possible

Faces Possible 10 Years in Prison and  _ $4,000 Fine for Perjury; Branded as a Spy and Liar.

Alger Hiss Freed Under $5,000 Bond On Appeal From Perjury Verdict   Conviction Brands Former Roosevelt Aide At Yalta As Traitor And Spy; Treason Was Ruled Out By Statute Of Limitations

Jury Returned Verdict After Having Had Case Almost 24 Hours, Hiss Free Under Bond.

Attorney for Hiss Prepares Appeal  Perjury Sentencing Set for Wednesday

Commission To Wage Peace s Baruch Proposal   Presents 8-Point Plan For Making Democracy Secure

Baruch Plans  For Democracy   To Make it Secure — Peace Waging Commission

Reds Only 35 Miles  From Pusan   Communists Cross Naktong To Help Widen Bridechead

Navy, Marine Planes Swarm Over Battle; Reds in Desperate  Push Toward Pusan

North Koreans Open New Drive  Jump Off on Souther   Jump Off on Southern End of War Front

COKER IS GIVEN GARDNER AWARD   Educator Receives It For  - Contribution To Welfare —Gordon Gray Promise: Work For UNC.

Pope Pius Proclaims as Catholic Dogma Belief Virgin Mary Ascended to Heaven

New Dogma Proclaimed   700,000 People Hear Pope Pius At Church Rites

Hif, Run Driver Theory Ruled Ou In Boy's Death .  Officers Believe

Ruled Out InF atality   - Indian Springs Boy   Indian Springs Boy Said Fatally Hurt In Bievele: Wreck

DEFENSE PRECAUTIONS TAKEN  Yugoslav Armed Forces Alert To Possibilities Of Invasion

Leaders In Yugoslavia Believe Nation Ready  To Handle Red Threat

BORDER RUMORS KEEPING YUGOSLAV TROOPS ON ALERI   Leaders in Government Convineed Nation Is Well Prepared Against Possible Invasion,   300,000 WELL DRILLED SOLDIERS UNDER ARMS   Tank Maneuvers and Other Sorties by Soviet Satellites Reported Under Way Near  Eastern Frontier.

Yugoslays Eye Korea Fighting  Tito’s Border Said Strongly Defended

Yugoslav Defense Forces Alert  All Precautions Taken Against Any Soviet Move

Taft Gets No Truman Bid   Critic Thus. Far Is Spurned For Talk On Crisis

Also Recommend Other Action Be Taken For Community Recreeation Center After Conference Held At Harrisburg   DIRECTORS MEET IN REGULAR SESSION

Final Approval Given To Application To School Building Authority For High School Annex Here Signed   TWO GROUPS WILL STUDY BUDGET NEEDS

YOUTH ANIFED Ao HE WALKED IN PRISON VARI   Dies on Operating Table Few Hours Later: Feur Suspects Held.

President Asks 4 Billion More To Check Reds   Says Free World Has ‘No Alternative’ But To Hike Preparedness

U.S. Net Tender: Missing In Pacific  , 33 Men board , " Overdue Craft’  

MOTHER KILLS THREE CHILDREN AND HERSELF   Carbon Monoxide Fume: Cause Deaths in Closed Garage.

[ avy Expects To Call Over 15.000 Men   Many Of These Wil Be Dentists, Doctor: And Specialists

Navy Expects Officer Call   Marines Complete Orders For Ground Reserves To Duty

15,000 Naval Reservists To Be Given Cal   Line And Speciclist Offi cers Needed. To. Build : Forces .

: Get Ready, Boys:  Navy Expects .to.Call Up "More Than 15.000 Officers

Navy Will Call 15,000 Officers   General Increase Will Be Spread Over Long Period of Time

Navy To Cal! Up 15,000 For Buildup   Shore, Air And Sea Program Upped; Manpower Studied

Navy to Call 15,000 Officers to Service   Genera} Increase May Be Spread Over Long  Period, Although Thera witl ga An In Sane

N avy Expects to Call Up 15,000 Officers   Line Men Included in Plans to Increase Its Power

Naval Reserve Officers Will Get Duty Call   Marine Corps Units All Mobilized With Navy Buildup Slated

Navy Preparing Big Buildup Of _ Defense Forces   Total Personnel To Ba Boosted to 579,000 Uneler Prosram

More Than 15,000 Navy Officers  To Be Called  Aor 5 Thousand Rac inayat ik @ rea   4 or 5 Thotisand Reservists May Be Called  In Near Future

Navy to Call up 15,000 Officers  Marine Corps Reserve Mobilization Complete Army Penha Plannad

NAVY TO CALL UP  ~— 15,000 OFFICER   (RESERVISTS TO BE SUM  MONED FROM TIME TO TILE  FOR EXPANDING FLEET.

15,000 Navy Officers Will Be Called Up   Congressmen Start Inquiry Into Army‘s Use of Manpower

Over 15,000 Navy Officers May Be Callec   Marine Corps Completes Mobilization Of 138 Reserve Units

15,000 OFFICERS TO BE CALLED BY NAVY   Will Be Summene@ As Force Builds Up At Sea, In the Aire And Acherae

595 Persons Die in Crash Of Airliner In Egypt   23 Americans Among Victims In Trans-World Line Accident

23 Americans And Film Star Among Deat   Identification Held Up By Burned Bodies Indian Prince Killed

23 Americans Among 55 Killed ‘In Airline Crash  Trans-World Constellation Falls and Burns in Sands West of Nile Delta; ae WUD. Gig... . VIe Bi ace  . pene  a

55 ARE KILLED IN. AIRLINER’ DESERT CRASE   23 Americans, Egypt’: Film Beauty Among Victims

55 Lose Lives Tn Air Crash   TWA Liner Falls, Burns In Eevptian Desert

55 in Esyot   23 Americans Die as . -Coristellation- Wrecks _ In: Desert; Egyptian « “Film: Star Is Victim

Plane Crash Near Cairo  Fatal To 55  Twenty-Three U, 3.  Citizens Among —   Twenty-Three U. 5. Citizens Among  Victims On. Board

Airliner Crash Takes 55 Lives In Egypt Desert  All On Boa rd Plane

5 KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES IN -EGVPTIAN DESERT   Airliner Plunges to Marth Soon After Takeoff From Cairo — 23 Americans Among Dead.   CAUSE OF ACCIDENT BEING INVESTIGATED   Fire Sweeps Constellation Which Was on a Regular Flight From Bombay to  New York.

55 Killed In Desert Crash Of U.S. Plane   Investigators Sent To Hunt Cause

55 Killed As Plane Crashes Near Nile Delta  23 Americans Listed Among Wreck Victims

55 Are Killed In TWA Crash   “Stor OF Maryland” Went Down 65 Miles Northwest Of Cairo

55 Aboard Plane Perish in Crash In Egypt Desert   Film Star and 23 Americans, Including Vacationing Pilots and Children, Aboard Trans World Airliner En Route Home

d9 Die as Huge Plane Crashes, Burns in Keypt   23 Americans Among Victims; Wreckage Is Strewn Over Big Area

Four-Engired “Star Of Maryland” Goes Down 65 “Miies Northwest Cf Cairo; Wreckage Strewn Over 500 Yards

GOP YIELDS 10 DEMOS: ORDER BRAKE AUDIT   Investinents For State Retirement F und To Bé Checkéd

WAS NATIVE OF KANSAS   FE. W. Spencer, Former Husband of Duchess of Windsor, ie Dead

'TWO KILLED, 12 HURT AS BUS CRASHES IINTO REAR OF STALLED TRUCK TODAY AT ‘TRENTON, N. J.; TRUCK DRIVER A VICTIM

Alert Engineer, Dog Save Boy  _ Train Halts Before Serikina Tinu Tre

MEDICAL MEN REGISTER AT DRAFT BOARDS   Cails to Go Out Next Month for 922 Physicians and: Surgeons, 500 Dentists, 100 Veterinarians to Fl Current Needs of Army.

Tax Cut Plan Is Sidetracked By Republicans   Sparkman Urges Efforts To Reach Treaty On Atom-Arme Race

Tax Hearing Delayed By Republicans   GOP Leaders Are Working On New Policy Statement

Congress GOP Meets fo Form Party Policy   Doughton Cancels House Hearing On Tax Program

‘Sen. Millikin, Top Rank ‘Republican, Supports New \Excess Profits Tax Bill

Bank President and His Bank Robber Guest Swap Yarns at Banker's Camp

ROBBER 1S GUEST (FA BANKER   rWwO HONT. FISH AND SWAP YARNS AT TOSTS SAVANNAH RIVER CAMP.

Checkup Beains On Subversives  . Security Act Board Has First Meeting

Troops on Alert for Soviet Blow  . 10,000: ‘Ready to Repe  Enemy in Yugoslavia

Troops Ready If Attack fs Made OnTifo  pe et,   Spot Tight One To Hold Unless Slay  Fareeac Stan Rede

Allied Force Ready To Aic Yugoslavia  10,000 American, British Soldiers Meet Red Threat

10,000 British, American Forces Are Ready If Reds Hit Yugoslavia

U. S., British Troops Set To Aid Yugoslavs   Ten Thousand Allies Garrisoning Triesle  _ Await-Kremlin Move

10,000 Troops Ready For Blow On Yugoslavia  British and Americans   British and Americans Prepared If Communis: Strike Should Come

Line Yugoslav Border . 10,000 Allied Troons Poised for Russ Move

Anderson Is Guilty   Te Be Sentenced On February 7 If New Trial Not Called

Commiesfail In 6-Day Try   Surprise Move Sends Three Divisions - Streaming Eastward

Surprise Move Follows Failure  Of 6-Day Assault   Enemy Massing Anew 17 Miles Northwest Of Taegu, Pull Troops Away From Naktong River Line

Regroup to East After Drives Fail   Withdraw from North, West of City; Mass on New Highway to Northeast

Units Regroup After Assaults On City Falter   Gen. Collins Reports ‘Stabilization Phase’ Reached in Fighting

U. S. Calls For Super Cotton Crop  Discards Market, Planting Curbs

Lineups Completed For Political Race   Fight For Graham’s Chair In Senate To Re Featured Flection Attraction

May Call First Selectees By Aug. 18, Each County Has Quota   Politics, Baby Contest In Weekly News

‘Big House’ Link Noted By Peterson   Senate Probers Told Place Took In $9 Million

Korean Refugees in Mass Flight   Pitiful Victims of War Swarm Southward Like Locusts.

Vast Refugee Column of Over 300,000 Symbolizes Tragic ‘Dislocations Caused by Red Torrent Into North Korea

TRUMAN AGAIN DECLARES UMT IS ESSENTIAL   Notional Guardsmen     Told thelr Units Defense “Backbone”

NATION LIKELY IN FOR LONG WAR IN KOREA  President Truman Confident of Ultimate Success of U.N. Undertaking.

Leaders Say Oil Industry . Should Be Able.To Satisfy Military. Civilian Demand

Expect No Oil Shortage During The Coming Year   Industry Expects to Meet Civilian and  War Needs Despite Record Consumptior

Korean Hospital Is Unbelievable Jumble Of Milling Civilian Cases And Bad Air

‘DAMAGE SET AT $50 MILLION =  ~ Worst Floods In Half Century Ease In Dakotas; Minnesota

Northwest Flood Dangers Eased; 6,000 Homeless   Damage of $50,000,000 Is Estimated in Area; Aid  By Government Given

Serious Floods in Minnesota   More Than 6,000 Driver From Homes; Damage in Millions,

Board Upholds Ouster of Bell   Former Motor Vehicle Enforcement Chief Plans Appeal

Bell to Appeal His Dismissal   Personnel Board of State Backs Marcus

Baby Blockade Stops Germans  Soviets Hold Trucks On Berlin Autobahn

Controls   se Members Admit usion, Uncertainty erning Approval and-by Controls

Probing Thrusts Along Nearly Entire Front   Believe Main Battle In Drive On Seoul Is Now Shaping Up

Thrusts Probe Entire Front As Drive Nears   Commander Ridgway Expresses Confidence Of Final UN Success

Transport Plane Wreckage Found With 35 Killed   Frank EF. Pickelle, Key Official On MacArthur’ Staff, Among Victims ; Bodies To Be

Bodies of 39 Dead in Japan Air Crash Found   Evidence Shows Big C-54 Struck Shoulder Of Mountain

Observatory 4,000 Years Old... .  Ruins Of Ancient City Discovered

KOREANS FLEE BEFORE REDS   Communists Infiltrate Army of Civilians In Rush South.

High Officials Given Subpoenas To Produce Loyalty Records   Nac FLAT REF SAL,

Jenate Serves Subpoenas for Loyalty Checks   Order Top Officials to Bring Records to Committee Hearinas

Talk Covers Red Perils In Orient   President Confident U.S. Can Surmount Dangers in Far East

UMW Boss Raps Legal ‘Blackjack’   General Walkout Next Week Hinted

FACT-FINDING PROPOSAL IS TURNED DOWN   “Reports Are Heard General Strike  May Ba Started

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  LEWIS SAYS MINERS DON’T WANT A EACTFINDING BOARD

Faster Rail. Traific First Defense Sten   Mobilization Actioa Designed to Speed Up Transportation of Freight in U. S.

ORDER SPEEDUP ~ IN HANDLING OF RAILWAY CARS   Set 24-Hour Turn Around Limit; Demurrages Charges Raised.

FASTER FREIGHT TRAFFIC SOUGHT   Railroads Ordered To Speed It To Promote Defense— Rule Against Hoarding Announced. :

LCC. Orders More Speed in Freight   Limit Ia. Seton Tarning of Caras te Promote U.S. Defense

=  Speed Handing      24 Hour’! Limit for ~ Turn-Around- Sot: 5 a yl hee

Speedier Freight Handling Sought  ICC Orders Aimed At Car Shortage

Power Boss Heard Again In Roanoke Rapids Case   Creim Is Cross Examined At Reopened Power Commission Hearing: Va., Asks New Hearing

- YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR AT SHAFFER MOTORS Aa.

Pope Deplores War ‘Misery’  Calls F ‘or Peace In Important Encyclical

POPE WARNS AGAINST WAR   Encyclical Declares Only Misery Is Wrought By Conflict.

Peace Appeal By Pope Pius   Issues Encyclical Today Reminding World What War Really Means.

NECEDAH MIRACLE REACTIONS MIXED   Bishop Says Vision Ex. tremely Questionable

100,000 Leave ‘Scene Of Vision   Wisconsin Farmwife Claims Apparition

‘PRAY, PRAY, PRAY’ "Enemy Of God All Over United States, Housewife Warns

Thousands Ponder Woman’s Claim She Received Message From Virgin Mary

Farm Woman Hints She Observed Vision But Report Meets With Mixed Reaction

Try To Prove Woman Dead Before lnjection   Sander Defense Introduces Statement by Fellow Physician

Doctor Says Woman Was  Already Dead  Sander Colleague’s Testimony Read Into Trial Record

Cancer Patient ‘Already Dead,’ Trial Jury Is Told   Fellow. Doctor of Sander Is Quoted In Mercy Death Case.

Witness Says Patient Dead Before Injection  Doctor Supports Early Testimony by Nurse in Trial of Dr. Sander

Start Building Defense That Patient Was Dead   Read Statement _ By Physician in Sander’s Trial

Defense Begins Mercy Case  Doctor Claims Patient Died Before Injections

Claims Death Preceded Act   Dr. Snay Visited Woman Before Sander

Doctor Tells Of Interview With Dr. Sandel   Quotes Dr. Sander As Claiming Husband Granted Permission

Cancer Victim Dead Before Air Was Injected in Veins, Doctor Tells Merey Jury 

DOCTOR DIDN'T REACH WOMAN BEFORE ‘DEATH   Defense Claims Cancer Vic. tim Dead Prior to Pumping Air into Veins

Mrs. Borroto Dead Before Air Injected-in Veins, Testimony.   Fellow. Physician. “Offers a Statement

Statement of Physician Aids Sander Defense   Claims Patient Dead Before  Air Iniections

DR. SNAY ACCOUNT READ INTO RECORD   Alleges Mrs. Borroto Died Minutes Before Injection By “Mercy Doctor”

Mrs. Borroto Dead Before Air Injected Physician Claims  Says in Statement There Was No Pulse Or Heart Movement

A Doctor Says Mrs. Borroto ‘Already Dead’   Defense Enters Statement  Of Feliow Physician of

Injections of Air Given to Cancer Patient  Medical Referee of County Takes Stand

Mercy Victim Already Dead,  Doctor Says      Sander Defense Quotes Statement Made’ By Examining Physician

AIDS DEFENSE OF DR. SANDER   Fellow Physician Says Mrs. Borroto Died Be fore Injection

Says Woman Dead Before Air Injected   Claims Death Due To Cancer, Not Mercy Act

Mercy Murder Jury Told Woman Died Of Cancer Before Air Was Put Into Veins

DEFENSE ACTS TO REPUDIATE MERCY CHARGE   Doctor's Statement On Mrs. Borroto Read  Into Records

Sander Jury Told Patient Was Dead Before Injection   Police in 14 States Looking for 30-Year-Old Mother to Tell Her She Doesn't Have Cancer

"Woman Dead Before Sander EnteredRoom’   Fellow Physician's Testimony Read Into the Court Records

Air Didn't’ Kall Woman  a Says Doctor Mrs. Borroto  ‘Already Dead’

Listed Patient Dead Crime-Busting Drive Before Sander Came. Is Pianned by Senate

Colleague Quotes Sanders As Claiming He Had Borroto's Consent To End Wife's Life

—SANDER DEFENSE STATEMENT — Patient Already Dead, Physician ls Quoted

Fellow Doctor Says Woman Was Dead   Dr. Snay Statement Read Into Record At Sanders Trial

CLAIM PATIENT _DEAD BEFORE SANDER ARRIVED   Statamgntynt Fellow, Physiciar Offered in Mercy? Killing Defense.

Fellow Physiciat Heard In Trial   Says Mrs. Borroto Was Dead Before Dr. Sander Arrived

‘Mercy Slaying’ Evidence Heard   Physician Says Mrs, Borroto Dead before Alleged Injection.

Mercy Victim’ Already Dead, Witness Says  Anathar NDafanca   Another Defense Query Establishes Chance of Error

Fellow Doctor's Statement Read Ad Murder Trial   Meidieal Referee Adis krror Macht Be Wace In Deternunsng Death

WOMAN WITNESS CRIES -Doctor Testifies Victim  Dead Before Air Injection

WITNESS SAYS  PATIENT DEAD   statement By Dr. Snay Is Read In Dr. Sander’s Trial

DEFENSE SCORES IN MERCY TRIAL   Physician Reads Statement That Woman Was Dead Before Defendant Doctor Reached Her,

Officers in Field Are More Pessimistic Than Higher Headquarters Over War Situation

Red China Planning  Full War:   High U. S. Officers In Tokyo Doubtful; Junior Officers Not So Sure

Allies Doubt China Plans All-Out War   Tokyo Calls Situation In Korea ‘Sérious But Not Critical’

Dead Woman’s Organ-- --Used Again  Doctors Make Successful \Kidney Change In Woman

British Expert Predicts Second Russian Atomic Explosion Next Saturday

Experts Claim Soviet A-Bomb Stocks Large   British Atomic Scientists Issue Report That Reds To Have Enough ‘Bombs In Year To Start Atom War

Second Soviet A-Blast  Forecast For Saturday  Explosion To Be For Irrigation Project. Says British Editor

CALL FOR FALSE PEACE ATTACKED   European Council Of Foreign Ministers Asks Russia To Lift Iron Curtain.

New York Loses 2:  GOP Sits Pretty for J nglin g Of Coneress Seats By States

Reapportionment Based on New ‘Census to Give Republicans Break   One-Third of All States to Gain Or Lose One or More Members In House, Population Figures Show

Squabbles Sure to Ca_ie  GOP Appears Keadyto _ Gain bu -keapporlionment

GOP May Gain Advantageln Seat Juggling   Maryland Te Have One More Congressman In 1952 Election

HOUSE CHANGES TO BENEFIT GOP   Republicans In Control 0: Most States Due To Gain

Senate Probers Set Sights on Underworld Rin  Group Going After Higher-Ups, Charge

NARCOTICS RING IS UNDER FIRE   Senate Investigating Committee Looks For Leaders In Underworld Crime.

Senate To Probe Narcotics Ring   Seek Link With Big-Time Gambling And Crime

Underworld Crackdown ls Held Near   Political Tie-Up Tipped by Leaders Of investigation

PROBERS TURN TO DRUG RING   Senate Group Going After Big Shots Of Narcotics Ring.

PROBERS PLAN 10 SMASH DOPE RING   Senate Committee , Gaing  After “Higher-Ups”’

Senate Probing “Who’s Who” in Narcotics Ring   Ferguson Avows Committee Will Find Big. Time Gambling. Crime Linked With Politics

investigating Committee Sets Sights On Underworld Ring Running Narcotics

Senators Aim At Dope Ring   Probers Going After  Narcoties Leaders

 Drugs, White Slavery, Gambling and Murder  Senate Crime Investigating Committee Probes Underworld Ring Which Deals In Narcotics

Dope Spotlichted By Crime Probe   Senate Committee After Top Dealers

(Kefauver Says InquiryMust Reach High Ups  800 Names In Dope Ring Whe'sWho® Furnished Senators :

Crime Probers Turn Sights on Narcotics Ring   After ‘Higher-Ups’ Directing Traffic In Na: tionwide Hook-Up

LAUNCH NEW INQUIRY — Senate Probers Go After Underworld Drug Ring

Solons Seeking “Higher-ups’ In Big Dope Ring   Prober Claims Crime Linked With ‘Political Protection’ —

PROBERS AFTER TOP RACKETEERS   Reportedly Directing 800 In Drugs, White Slavery And Gambling

Secret List Is Revealed To Members By Official,   Link With Politics Might Be Uneovered After Probe Begins

Vice New Target Of  Probers   Senate Group Plans All-Out Crime. Inquiry

Alaskan Scores  Weak Defenses   Delegate Declares Russians Could Ain ‘Death Blow’ From Far North

K. U. Museum Group Is Given by W. C. Simons in Memory of His Mother

A MEMORIAL GIFT   oo a See  K. U. Museum Group Is _ Given by W. C. Simons in Memory of His Mother

Navy Hopes Te Free Big Mo In 72 Hours   Two Underwater Charges lease Sand-Suction

NAVY SETS 72 HOUR DEADLINE TO OUST “MO”   All-Out Effort Will Be Made to Gel Ship Out of Mud

Navy Says It Will Get* Big Mo” o Mo’ Off Mudin‘72 Hours ‘Or Bust’

Ohio Primary Is Focal Point Of Elections   Voters from Different States Go to Polls as Candidates Are Chosen

Senatorial Contest In Limelight   GOP Gevernor Race. Shares Interest With 23 Congress Scraps

DEMOCRAT FOE OF SEN. TAFT BIG ISSUE   Ferguson And Di Salle Top List Of Candidates   Forecasts Renomination; 23 Congressional Seats At Stake

Weather Ideal In State For Election   Race For Candidate To Oppose Taft Attracts National Attention

Suitcase Hum Starts Panic   ‘Noisy’ Luggage Moved From L.A. Airport to Field for Safety

‘Women Chased Me All Over.” He Sass ‘Police Hold Man Suspected of Havine 9 Wives   J10 Seek Census Jobs in Delaware

Man Of Nine Wives Held By Officers   Women Chased Me Over Nation  Sipsect Clatene

Big Man Suspected Of Having 9 Wives    Six-Footer Says Women  Chased Him All Over  The Country

Man Who May Have Had Nine Wives Says Dames  ‘Took Me For Sucker’   Handsome Missourian Held By Cambridge, Mass. Police Says Only Girl Who Treated Him Right Was From ‘Sulphur Springs, West Virginia’

Sweeping Senate Approva Likely For Foreign Arms Aid Measure; Vote Today

ARMS AID BILL EMPHASIZED BY KOREAN CRISIS   Approval Of Expenditure Expected To Come Quickly Today

Crisis Speeds Arms Action   Senate Set to Vote Aid for Allies Today

Ohio Farmers Individualists  Want No Government - Plan. Survey Shows

Almost 60 Million Americans At Work As Spring Boomlet Spurs Employment

SPRING BOOM PUTS 112000 1N JOBS   UNEMPLOYMENT IN NATIOS DROPS TO i950 LOW AS BUSINESS PICKS UP,

Job. Picture Is Aided By Spring Boom  Civilian Workers At New 1950 Hie!

Employment in U. S. Again Close to 60-Million Figure; Jobless Total New 1950 Low

Spring Boom In Business  Adding Jobs   Working People Figures Climb to 59,998,000; Civilian Employment at 1950- Peak

‘May Go Ou Inte Summer  Spring Bonet Brings U.S. Job Total Close to-60 Million -

Nation Within Stone’: Throw Of 60,000,000, Bureau Reperts   CRED:TED TO SPRING BOOMLET IN BUSINESS

U.S. Claims Almost 60 Million Jobs   Spring Business Boom Helps Raise Number Of Worker:

Study Pressed On New Weapons   Modern Arms May Be Made Obsolete, Secretary of Defense Reveals

Terrible New Weapons Are Developed  a a   Johnson Declares Present Ones Becomina Obsolete

Marines Sore Over Landing  Wonsan Invasion’  i i i i ae a ae es es

‘Marines Baffled And Disgusted by Landing; Term Maneuver ‘Operation What-The- Hell’

Baffled, Disgusted Marines Amble Ashore In ‘Oneration-What-The Hell’

Marines Land At Wonsan for ‘Police Duty’   Belated Assault Troops Move Safely Through Mine-Swept Channel

French Take Bing Crosby In Their Stride And He Likes: It That Wav

Government Steel Estimates Far Below Industry's Figures, Fairless Declares

BRIDGE COMPLETED OVER COAL CREEK   $14,500 Concrete Span Has Been Built by County Road, Bridge Crew   STRAIGHTEN CHANNEL

OVER COAL CREEK   $14,500 Concrete Span Has Been Built by County Road, Bridge Crew   STRAIGHTEN CHANNEL

“Officials Explain ‘Nature of Questions; Uree Public Cooperation

Ask to See-- --Identification Official Census Takers Have Proper Credentials

Arie Bomgaars Chosen as Scoutmaster For Boys Going to National Jamboree   Local Men Attended Scout Council Meeting At Storm Lake Friday

Special Census of Hotel, Rooming House Guests in Lowell Area Tomorrow Night

One-a-Day Triplets in Third Week of Life. Rocked in Cradle of Flooded River

MEASURE GOES TOWHITE HOUSE   Legislation Permits Unlimited Furee for Four-Year Period — 350 Millom. Dollars Authorized for Modernization of U.S. Fleet. a

Dulles To Make Trip To Japan  To Discuss Peace Treaty For Japan With Gen. MacArthur

Six Nafions Meet To Talk Historic Merger   Coal and Steel Resources Would Be Stockpiled

McCarthy Blasts At Truman Policy On Data Release  Chides President For His ‘Defense’  Of ‘Vested’ Reds

Defends Vested Red Interests,’ = McCarthy. Says.  Withholding of Some

Senator M’Carthy    Criticizes Troma  Reda-In-Governmen '   Reds-In-Government Dispute Continues To Boil In Washington

McCarthy Fires a New Barrage at the President   Stys He’s Defending Vested interests of Communists in U. S.

McCarthy Dares Truman to Turn Over FBI Files   Senator Takes Vicious Swings in Speech on Senate Floor

Senator M’Carthy Criticizes Truman   Reds-In-Government Dispute Continues To Boil In Washington

Truman Stand Aids Commies, McCarthy Says   Demands Complete Government Files Be Made Available

Says Truman Shields ‘Vested Red Interests’   McCarthy Makes New Demand for FBI Files. Refuses to Aid Probers

McCarthy Accuses Truman of Link ir Interests of Reds   Washington Dispute Kept Boiling by Senator; Says He'll Press All Charges

Criticism Blast Fired at Truman By Sen. McCarthy   President Accused of Defending Interests Of Communists

Military Leaders Worry For Fear Help May Wane      Hope That Worst Nation Will Face Is High Tension

Mobilization Means Problem For Americans   Military Leaders Worried Over U.S. Reaction

Military Leaders SeeGreatTension ButNoMajor War   But Members Of Congress Wonder If Defense Department’s Plan Of Only Partial Mobilization Is Sufficient

Leaders Scan TensionEffect Upon Citizens   Partial Mobilization Is Based,on Fears Of Public Boredom

Top Military Leaders Expect Long Period of Tension But No Maior War, for Time

MILITARY HEADS URGING SUPPORT   Leaders Fear People May Lag In Complete Mobili. zation And Cal}! For Full   Sheaneth.

Nation’s Military Leaders Expect Prolonged International Tension   Eighth Army Takes Over Direetion Of 10th Corps

Military Leaders Hope U.S. Faces  Tension, Not War Full Scale Mobilization Popularity May Wane

Fear Support for Long Mobilization May Wane in U. S.   Military Leaders Hope Tense Period Will Not Brina War

‘In International sion  lLeadene F ear Apathy ‘For All-Out Mobilization

Hope Worst Is Tense Period,  Not Major War   Leaders Worry Popular Support for Mobilization May Wane

LEADERS HOPE TO AVERT WAR   Period Of Real Tension - May Be Worst Nation Has To Face

PLAN PARTIAL MOBILIZATION   Top Leaders Hope For Tension Only Instead Of Major War

FOUND INNOCENT IN BOY'S DEATH   Biglersville Operator Was Charged After Fatal Accident Here

Government Mediators © Attempting Phone Peace  Wa] aes qT, ssl--—_tk   Walkout Marked By New Tactics And Tampering With Telephones

Phone Strikers Adopt Hit And Run Strategy   Government Trying To Mediate Wage Dispute

Parley Fails Tn ‘Hit, Run’ Phone Strike   Peace Talks Collapse As Union Adopis New Tacties

Government Fails in Attempt To Halt Phone Strike; Union Tries New Picketing Technique

NEW PICKETING TECHNIQUE HAS AT&T CONFUSED   Government Fails In Its First Try At Ending Telephone Strike

Government Takes A Hand But Reports No Progress; Key Issue Is Company Demand For Year’s Contract

FIRST U. §. BID FOR PHONE PEACE IS UNSUCCESSFUL   Government Mediators Press for Strike Settlement at Conferences in New York,   EFFECTS OF WALKOUT VARY OVER COUNTER)   Long-Distance Service Hard. est Hit—New Picketing Methods Are Used by Union.

Strikers Use New Technique   No Settlement In Phone Walkout Despite U.S. Efforts

Longress noundup  Senate Reaches Voting Point on Social Security   Maximum Benefit Boosted to $72.50 In Present Proposal

$980 MILLION CUT ORDERED IN NON DEFENSE FUNDS   Programs Under Way No! To Be Affected Too Badly By Slashes

Half Billion Slash Ordered In Non-Defense Spending   Hospital Building Program Take Greatest Reduction Under Budget Bureau Plans

Ted Williams Has Fraclured Elbow   Will Be Lost to Red Sox For Most of Remainder OF Seacon

Rent Measure Called ‘Politics   Democrats Accused Of Keeping an Eye On November Vote

Dulles Strikes Back af Soviet Protest in U. N.  Says Move Designed To Keep U. S. From

No Violation Seen by Couri   Non-Communist Oath Pro viston is Upheld by Vote  of Supreme Tribunal.

This First Ruling On Much Disputed Portion Of 1948 Labor Act Came On 5-1 Vote By Justices; Black Is Only Dissenter

COURT UPHOLDS NON-RED OATH IN LABOR -LAY   Chief Justice Vinson Compares  Oath to That of Office  Holders.

Non-Red Oath Of T. H. Law Held Legal   Supreme Court Upholds Requirement for Affidavits From Union Officiels

Court Affirms T-HAffidavits   High Tribunal Rules Non-Red Oaths Valid

Top Tribunal Acts  5 to 1, With Black Dissenting on Ground Riahts Are Violated

JUSTICE BLACK FILES DISSENT Non-Communist Oath For Union Officials Is Upheld By Court

 Supreme Court Upholds  Non-Communist Oath in Labor Law   Vinson Delivers Majority Opinion In Taft Law Case

Court Upholds Taft-Hartley Loyalty Oath  Cee ee ea   Michigan No-Strike Law Ruled Invalid

Ruling ls Made On 2 Appeals By CIO Group   Law Requires Union Heads to File Oaths To Use NLRB Setup

Uphold Legality of Non-Red Oath   Union Appeal Turned Down: Black Writes Dissenting Opinion

Oath Gives Union Law’s Protection of Bargaining  Rights, Opinion Holds

COURT UPHOLDS NON-COMMUNIST OATH FOR UNIONS   VINSON DELIVERS MAJORITY OPINION ON T-H ACT CLAUSE

Court Validates Taft-Hartley Act Non-Red Feature  Justice Black Only Dissenter In 5 To I Lae ak Teshrsamnt Buline

NON-COMMUNIST OATH IS UPHELD   Supreme Court Vote on T-H Provision Is 5-1

Non-Commie  Oath Upheld   Supreme Court Rules Provision Of T-H Law Is Leqal

Fre ree Speech ‘Not Infringed’  ‘High Court Upholds Tafl-Hartley Provision on Non-Conmunist Oaths

1-H Anti-Red Oath Upheld By High Cour   Unions Must File Affidavits to Use NLRB Machinery

U.S. Supreme Court Holds Non-Communist Oath In T-H Law Unconstitutional

T-H REQUIREMENT OF UNION NON-RED DATHS 15 UPHELD   Supreme Court Finds Much Disputed Provision of Labor Act Is Valid— Vote 5 to 1.   1 SEPARATE OPINIONS HANDED DOWN IN CASE   Vinson Says Majority Con. cluded Clauses Does Not “Unduly Infringe Freedom” Constitution Provides.

High Court Upholds Taft-Hartley Oath   Series of Labor Case Rulings Handed Down by High Tribunal

Justice Black Dissents; Three Justices Dis qualify ‘Themselves Without Assigning Any Reasons; 4 Opinions

NON-COMMUNIST OATH PROVISION IS SUSTAINED   Supreme Court Rules Part Of Taft-Hartley Act Is Constitutional   LONE DISSENT FILED  BY JUSTICE BLACK

UPHELD BY UUURI  Rules Non-Communist Oath of Taft-Hartley Law  Is Legal

Taft-Hartley Provision For Non-Red Oath Wins   High Court's Approval

Legality of Non-Communist Oath in Taft-Hartley Act _ Is Upheld by Supreme Court

Meadville District Opens Sept. 4  Extra Bus Is Added for School Term: All Tanchern Emoloved.

\Utiered In Time Of Necessity.... 0 0 «Minute Man” Civil Defense Plan Giver

‘Minute Man’ Civil Defense Plan Offered   VFW Post's Proposal Would Not Cost Cent For Taxpayers

lt Warked On The British Redcoats Ex-Gl’s Offer ‘Minute-Men’ Plan for U.S. Civilian Defense

VFW Post In Ohio Proposes Formation Of ‘Minute Man Defense Corps Of Ex-GI’s

‘Minute Man’ Type Of Civil Defense Suggested By Veterans’ Orsanizatior

VEW Post Sets Forth “Minute Man” Type Of Civil Defense For Nation

VFW Has Unique Plan Of Defense   ‘Minute Man’ Corps Of Vets Pronosed

How Taft Won Re-Election  Racking Camnaion Plus Breaks. Main Factors In Win

Red-Stirred Revolt Broken By Iran Army  ’ Fighting Continues Nene BDeaedense Uc Ade.

2 Found Safe After Spending Night in Storm   19 Children, Three Adults Stranded . In North Dakota

B8Are killed By Kxplosion  At TNT Plant   Toll May Be Ten As Blast Rips Mix Room, Throws Debris Flying

Building Explodes at Dynamite Plant and Six Are Dead   Severdl Other Workers of Pennsylvania Firm’. Kre Injured in Blast.”

Eiaht Killed In Blast at Powder Plant   Dynamite Mix House Blows Up at Eldred, North Pennsylvania

EIGHT KILLED IN EXPLOSION AT POWDER PLANT   PENNSYLVANIA BLAST BREAKS WINDOWS TWO MILES AWAY

3 Die as Explosion  Rips Plant   Blast in Dynamite Mix House Breaks Windows Within Two-Mile Radius   CAUSE NOT KNOWN   Several Other Employees Of National Powder Co. Suffer Slight Injuries

Powder Plant Blast Kills Eight Workers   Explosion at Eldred, Pa., Is Unexplained; Town Is Shoken

Explosion Rips Dynamite Mix House, Kills 8   Blast Heard 10 Miles Away; Shatters Windows for 2 Miles

Cause of Explosion Unknown; Newsmen Barred From Plant Near Eldred, Pa., 5 or 6 Employes Hurt.

Blast Levels Metal Plant At Eldred, Pa.   Several Workers Are. Injured by Flying Debris

DEATH TOLL 8 IN POWDER ~ PLANT BLAST   Victims Killed Outright When National Powder Co. Dynamite Mix House Blows Up Today.   #@ WINDOWS BROKEN N TWO- MILE RADIUS   Cause of Explosion Unknown; Newsmen Barred From Plant Near Eldred, Pa.,, 5 or 6 Employes Hurt.

Pennsylvania Powder Plant Blast Hurts 6   Detonation Heard 10 Miles Away,  Cause Unknown

Explosion Rips Powder Plant   Blast Kills Eight Men; Damage Felt In 10-Mile Radius

Toll of Dead May Reach 10; Six Iniured   One Building Completely Demolished by Terrific Blast In Pennsylvania

Eight Killed In Powder. Plant Blast   - Several ‘Others Hurt In Terrific Explosion In Dynamite Mix House Of Eldred: Pa:. Factory

MacArthur Flies to Tokyo   Landings Praised; Korean Colonel Deserts

Proposed Phone Rate Increase  Schedule Filed   25 to 50 Cents Per Month Boost Slated for Janesville

Sereen Bigwigs Lash Back At Film Depravity Charges; onatar Calls for Ligensing

U.S.-Licensed Movies? -SENATOR'S CHARGES BRING SCREAMS FROM FILM MOGULS

Minority Fights Move Senate Group Due To Close Hearings on McCarthy Case

Dems Vote To Wind Up Red Probe   Move ‘Whitewash,’ Says Sen. MeCarthy

Wrobers Vote To File Their Senate Report  Senator McCarthy To Keep Up Attack

Communist Probe Appears Headed for an Early End   ry DOPREDART BEDRPART

GROUP CONSIDERS ASIAN PROBLEMS   REPRESENTATIVES OF 12 COUNTRIES MEET BEHING CLOSED DOORS.

House Slash In Appropriations Biow To Truman   Economy Bloc Cuts Over Two Billions; Threaten Fed Jobs

#. ’  Agreement:  Company, .         Contract Approved To Run 15 Monthe

NEW CANDIDA IN CITY. PRIMARY   “Dick” Martin to Seek G. O. P. Nomination in Second Ward   IS GRADUATE OF K. U

IN CITY PRIMARY   “Dick” Martin to Seek G, Nomination in  "Second Ward

ACQUITTAL DENIED IN MADSEN TRIAL   Hospital Records Offered In Frankfurt Court

FLOODS, SNOW HIT NATION =   Breer Groundhog Not    — Likely To See Shadou

Atfacks Resumec On North Korea By US Bonbers  Crumbling Centers North Of Paralfel Lached Bv Aizrme

STATE'S HIGH COURT 10 GET CASE FINALLY   Appeal Will Be Made Attorney General's Assistants Say ©

Judge Rules Jowa Cigaret Law Invalid  Isn’t Limited to wt ef se re =~ ae

CUT-PRICEBAN ONCIGARETSIS RULED ILLEGAL   District Judge At Cedar Rapids Ends Teast Case

Cedar Rapids Judge Holds Price Law Unconstitutional   Similar Laws Could Prevent Grocery Specials

lowa Cigaret Law Ruled Not Valid   Act Made liiegai Sale of Products Below Set Cost

U. S. OFFICIALS WANT FACTS IN RUSSIA~-TAFT   Take Serious But Calm View of Russian Protest -

Generals Calm About Russian Shooting Claim   Chief Desire In U. S. Is To Avoid New Incidents

Mexico Believed Source Of Smuggled Dope For  Million Dollar Business

OPEN HEARING FOR SERVICE  IS ANNOUNCED   McCarthy Charges FBI Recorded Tolk With Jafe

Truman Hold on Democratic Party Shaken by Election  Administration Placed on Defensive; Taft Voted Wi sew lar Ona BDaniuhkiiean Cantandar

4aait of GUP-- In 1952 Truman Hold on Party Shaken by Vote Result

Election Seen as Jolt for Leftists; Taft No. linGOP   New Congness More Conservative; Duff Is Key Figure in GOP .

Truman's Hold on Democrats Shaken By Votes for Conservative Program

Truman Is Shaken By Vote Order   Voters’ Mandate For More Conservative  Spending Weakens Presi. dent, Others Stronger.

Election Shakes Truman’s Hold On Democratic Party   Taft Voted Top GOP Contender for 1952  Presidential Race

Eisenhower, Taft Backers in Struggle   Truman’s Hold on Democrats Weakened by Election Results

Truman Hold On Dem Party Badly Shaken   Taft Top Contender For 1952 Republican Presidential Position

Truman’s _ Hold on Party Is Shaken   May Not Recall Congress Until November 27

Truman Grip Badly Shaken   Placed on Defensive Until °52 Convention

China Reds Claim U.S. Vice Consu Working As Spy  Douglas Mackiernan ig Newest Taraet   Douglas Mackiernan is Newest Target In Prepoaands Attack

‘Fantastic,’ Retorts U. S. as Chinese Brand American Vice Consul Spy

Entrance Is Sealed Off In Colorado   Tennessee Boy =: ls ‘Barely’ Alive’ After Fall in Cave  i

Gen. Bradley Reveals Huge Army Plans   Hope to Have 2,100,006 Men Under Arms by Next June.

2,100,000 Men by June U.S. Goal, Bradley Says  62 Air Groups, 905 Navy Ships   62 Air Groups, 905 Navy Ships To Be Inadequate  General Warns

THOUSANDS OF YANKS DRIVING TOWARD SEOUI   Reds Reported Racing North To Meet Threat To Former Capital   KOREAN DEFENSES BEGIN TO CRUMBLE

Swarm Across Han; Officer Predicts Fall   Attacking UN Forces Put New Teeth in Other Campaign in Southeast

UN Forces Also PushFromi. ~ Soulh Beachhead, 2 Units Ficht Way Into Port of Pohang

Tanks, Artillery Follow Thrust  Toward Seoul  New Teeth Placed into Nutcracker Push in Southeast

Big Guns Rip Path Through   Foe at River   Allied Units Enter Pohang, Carve New Beachhead fiens Nabenwnw

GIs Cross Naktong And Océupy Kasan City  Others in Pohang East Coast Key In Slowly Closinis

Fall of Seoul  Imminent; Reds Rushing North   UN Forces Pour Steel and Flamethrowers Into Southern Front as Jaws of “Nutcracker” Start Closing.

Communists Race From Old Pusan Perimeter Towards Seoul, Too Late; More Men Pour Ashore At Inchon

Tanks Follow In Drive To Capture Seoul   Troops In South Fight Into Pohang

UN Piling Up Strength For Final Attack   Pohang, Kasan, Waegwan In Southeast Fal! As Americans And South Koreans Forge Four Bridgeheads; Enemy In Flight

Hoffman Asks Ouster Of Perverts   Files Resolution To Purge State Dent. Emploves

Token Shipments Of Food Loaded  Will Go to Needy - Persons in Europe

Mother, Child. Doing Nicely, Hospital Says  scares 2h DCT  Racecallini: D   Rossellini Remains At Star’s Bedside

Williams May Go to Tigers   New York Writer Says He 7 Will Ask Red Sox Man  agement to Trade Hin.

Ted Williams Said To Have Enough, May Ask That He Be Traded By Boston Red Sox

LATTIMORE DENIES RED SPY CHARGE   Tells Committee He Hopes to Be Able to Force McCarthy to Resign from Senate.

Senate Probers Listen to Denial: M’Carthy Facing Ouster Threat Ry Acensed Far ‘Eastern Expert

Lattimore Calls McCarthy Charges ‘Contemotible Lie’  U.N. Aide Repeats Denial, Now Seeks Senator's Scalp

McCarthy 'RedSpy Heard by Senators   Accused Man Presses Suit Plan, Hopes to Aid Senator to Resian

Makes Answer to Charges by Sen. M’Carthy  ‘Not Now, Never Have   ‘Not Now, Never Have Been Member of the Communist Party’

Owen Lattimore Says He May Sue McCarthy   Professor Denies Senator's Charges As “Base Lies”

OwenLatfimore Denounces Spy Charges AsLies   : For East Expert Says He May Sue McCarthy, : Force His Resignation

Terms Charges Contemptible and Base Lies   Denies All Taint of Communism Before Senate Probers

OFFICE ABUSE, LIES CHARGED AGAINST SOLON   Knowland Demands Immediate Revision  Of Probe Procedure

SAYS CHARGES ARE BASE LIES   Expert On Far East Strikes Back in Senate Hearing.

Says McCarthy Has Made U.S. ‘Laughing Stock   Man Accused Of Being Top Spy Says McCarthy Has Failed To Live Up To His Word, Should Resign

NEVER WAS A RED, SAYS LATTIMORE   “Base, Contemptible” Lies, He Charges; Reveals Possible Suit

Lattimore to Press for McCarthy Ouster  Denounces as “Base and Contemptible _ Lies’ Charges That He Is Russian Spy

“Base And Contemptible Lies, He Says   Files Counter Case Against Commie-Hunter

Lattimore Again Hits At Carthy   Senate Committee Listens To Ex-Professor Deny Russian Spy Charges   ‘CONTEMPTIBLE LIES’   Lattimore Meanwhile Gets New Criticism for His China Recommendation

Teacher Plans Libel Action Against Senator   Committee Denies MeCar. thy Right to Cross-Examine Witness

Board Holds Meeting   Lattimore Terms Sen. McCarthy's Charges ‘Base, Contemptible Lies’

Senate Group Hears Expert On Far East   May Sue McCarthy And Hopes To Be Instrument For Senator’s Ouster

Denies He Has Ever Been Red Or Aided Reds  sar. Fy C*1...-9 1...) 27 nx   ‘No. 1 Spy’ Replies To Solon’s Charges

LATTIMORE NOT COMMUNIST OR SPY, HE SAYS   ‘Professor Will Consider Suing  Senator M’Carthy for Making Accusations

Hits Hard in His Statement   Tells Committee Senator's Charges ‘Baso and Contemptible Lies’

Far East Expert Threatens Suit Against Senator, Pledges Drive To Force Him Out of Office

Owen Lattimore Tells Senators He’s Not a Red  Calls Charge Base,

Vows Effort To Unseat Sen. McCarthy   Witness Swears Red Charges Untrue; Hits Back Hard

Will Talk Over Possible Suit With Lawyers   Never A Communist, Witness Reports To Committee

Charges Made by McCarthy Denounced as Contemptible NT des Fron: Witness Chair

Claim He Was a Russian Spy Called Base Lie   Senator Is Present But Cannot Questior Professor of Hopkins

John Hopkins Professor Calls Spy Charges Against Him Base and Contemptible Lies.   ACCUSES SENATOR OF REIGN OF TERROR

Lattimore Lambasts  McCarthy   Brands as ‘Base Lie’ ‘Charge That He Is Red Spy in Blistering Replv to GOP Senator

Latfimore Swears He's Not Now and Never Was Commie: Brands McCarthy Liar, Threatens Suif

Rent Curb Showdown Demanded   Extra Hours Work, Alternative Offered  2. Puamarentic il ende

Senate Warned Rent Controls Vote Is Uraent   Cammittee Approves Full Draft Extension

Truman Cool To Security Study Plan   Also Opposes FEPC Compromise Idea; Won't Fire Denham

Don’t Need a Super Government i in U. S.   Truman States Reaction About Commission on Social Security   President Withholds Figures on Ceiling Placed on Defense Budget for Fiscal Year, Starting July 1, 1951.

Truman Sees No Need for U. S. To Establish Commission To Study National Security  President Says Ceiling Has Been Placed on Military Spending

Truman Decries Security Group  “Super Government” Declared Unneeded

Truman Opposes Security Study By Super Board   ’ President Hints Military Budget Cut for 1951

Super Regime Not Favorec   Pres. Troman Opposed to Proposal for National Sacurity Commission.

lmumdan i1@ls rress-—  Against Bipartisan Security Study, Voluntary FEPC

Truman Sees No Reason For ‘Super Nation’  Will Continue To Run Government Under Constitution

Truman Says He Sees No Need For Super Government In U.S.; Fails To Hint Size Of Defense Budget —

Super-Gov't Plan Rejectec By Truman   National Security Board Suggestion Gets Cold Shoulder

Truman Says No Need Exists  For Security Commission  Government Moves Ahead With Plons Ear New Defense Budaet, He Reports

Truman Disdains U.S. ‘Super Rule   President Voices Opposition to FEPC On Voluntary Basis

Truman Sees No Reason for  Super Agency   Bipartisan Commission On Security Measures Gets Cool Reception At Press Conference

Truman Sees o Need For ‘Super State’   Rejects Proposal For Commission Or National Security

—~SUPER STATE’— Security ~ Panel Hit By Truman   195] DEFENSE CEILING FIXED

Will Reject *Voluntary’ FEPC Action   Has No Intention Of Firing Denham; GM's Pact Pleases Chief

Court Denies Hearing on Racial Case   U. S. Supreme Body Also Refuses to Hear Taylor Appeal

Supreme Court Upholds Order Placing Negro Girl In Maryland University

Negro Student Wins Decision In High Court   Tribunal Refuses To In terfere In School Of Nursing Appeal

STATE COURT RULING PERMITTED TO STAND   University Of Marriand Must Admit Necro Girl To Schoot Of Nourcine

‘Supreme Court Decisions: \Jurists Refuse to Upset Rulines in 2 Racial Causes

One Lives, One Dies In Similar Freak Airplane Mishans  Luck Saves Life of Crewman Sucked Out Of Eastern Airliner

BOTH FALL OUT OF PLANE DOORS One Man Lives, Another Dies In Freak Air Mishaps Over U. S.

NY Student Riot Demands Teache! Pay Increments   Police Place 100 Men Around City Hall, O’Dwyer’s Home

FBI Revealed Studestt Plots In New York  Threat of Mass Demons f'ation Is ernarte

Grand Jury Probes Mercy Killing by Country Doctor...  Convenes Today ta Decide Question of Indicting Medic

Jury Weighs ‘Mercy Killing’ by Doctor; New Hampshire May Get Euthanasia Bill

JURY STUDYING DOCTOR'S CASE   Petitions Are Circulated In Support of Slayer

Jury Considering Mercy Slaying   New Hampshire Doctor Accused of Taking Cancer Victim's Life

Jury Considers Mercy Death Case   Physician is Accused OF Injecting Air Into . Veins of Patient

Grand Jury Gets Case of Physician;  Must Believe Guilt   Dr. Sander’s Case In One of Dewn; Na Sign When It Will Be  Considered

Bombings Preced Strike In Italy  Fascists Blamed; None Reported Hurt

SNARED YANKS JOIN COMRADES   Unit of 209 Surrounded Monday Night—Food and Water Dropped by Air — Retreat Slowed by Stretcher Cases..  -

Tension High on Eve Of Berlin Red Rally  British Armored Cars, Troops Are Alerted; U. S. Forces Standing by

Berlin Arms For Red Fete  Youth Movement Adds To Cold War Tensions

 British Armored Cars, Troops Take Up Positions In Heart 0! Berlin To Guard Against Seizure By Communist Youths

West Braces For Berlin Youth Mareh   Armored Car Guns Aimed At Red Zone

BAITTOH GUNG IN GUARD IN WeoT BERLIN   Troops on One Side, Soviet Police on Other Side of Barricades.

ArmoredCars And Troops Take Stands In Berlin   Move To Guard Against Violence  As Communist Youths Meet For Big Rally

British Get Set To Stop Rioting In Berlin Today   Half-million Youths  Expected to Take Part in Red Rally  at German Capital.

State Roads Icy ‘After Minor Snow Freezes Quickly   Cold Spell to Continue s . Few. Days Forecaster Thinks

Mailmen in Chicago Want Swift Ponies   Chicago Tribune Reports Operation of Efficient Handbook in Building

REPORTS BETS ~— INPOST OFFICE   Handbook System De clared Developed In Main Chicago Building

‘Bookie Joint’ Chicago Says  Of Post Office  Thancands Renaprtell   Thousands Reported Being Wagered Daily On Horse Races

Bookies Operate in a Post Office   Main Building Used at Chicago, Paper Says

Paper Cites Race Betting In Post Office   Thousands Of Dollars Wagered, Story Says

N.C. State Farm Agencies Merged Into Reorganized School of Agriculture

MRS. NICHOLAS BROWN DIES, WAS LONG ILI   Served On School Committee About 13 Years   Built Emmanuel “Chureh As Memorial, Betped Buund Civic  League, Art Associvtion

MRS. NICHOLAS BROWN DIES, WAS LONG ILL     Served On School Committee About 13 Years     Built Emmanuel Church As  Memorial, Helped Found Civic   Bult Emmanuel Church — As Memorial, Helped Found Civic  League, Art Association

128th Fighter Wing Listed  Wisconsin Air Guard Units Alerted for Duty Call Feb.1

Russia Threatens To Veto Decisions Without Red China And North Korea

Soviets Pose Veto Threat In Korea Case   ‘(Malik Warns Decisions  Taken Without Reds Present to Be Killed

Malik Gets Veto  Power Set To Go  Korean Cease-Fire Demand Rejected

Malik Conduct Branded Irregular  Veto Threat Raised By Soviet Delegate

Reds Threaten To Veto Moves  On Korean Wat   Want Communist China, North  Korea’ Present When Decisions Made

Reds to Use Veto as Club In UN Meet  Blast at North   Blast at North Korea Facing Russian ‘Nyet’

wu. N.-KOREAN— Carries On Battle To Delay Vote  ‘Demands Council

Hamstring UN Talks On Korea   Soviets Now Threaten To Use Veto in Latest  Move to Keep Council  From Condemniny Reds

U.N. Battle Over Korea Is Delayed      Security Council in Recess Will Resume Bitter Debate Next Tuesday

Soviets Make New Threat In UN Meeting   Malik Plans To Veto Any Action On Korean War

Malik Still Defying UN Council Vote   Threatens to Veto Any Decision Taken Without Red China

THREAT OF VETO CLIMAXES RUSSIAN MOVES TO DELAY DECISION ON ‘AGGRESSORS’

Malik’s UN Move Called ‘Irregular’   Russians Threaten To Veto Decisions If Red China, Korea Are Not Present

‘Demands UN Hear China  Reds, N. Korea   ‘Cunning Devices’ Of Malik Assailed

{Malik Proposals to Be Rejected When Council Resumes Its Session

NEW U. N. VETO I$ THREATENED   Malik Demands Seating Of Chinese Red; North  Korean Delegates

Russia Holds Veto Threat Over Council   Malik Still Demands U. N. Recognize Communist China

Malik Threatens To Veto Action By U.N. Council  Would Block Blast On War Unless Red China, Korea Present

Reds Demand Yank Troops Leave Korea   Threaten Veto As Next Move In UN Council

Russia Brandishes Veto’ To Avoid Korean Debate   Malik Introduces Resolutic » For Cease-Fire Withdrawal Of U. S.. And Seating Communists

Soviets Hold Veto As Threat In U. N. Issue   Russia Expected To Veto Any Action by U. N. Condemning Aggression of North Koreans.

Russia Hurls Veto Threat In Hot U.N. Fight   Austin Again Lashes Malik, Charges Reds Play ‘Shell Game’

Soviet Adds Veto Threat To U.N. Mess   Reds’ Malik Uses ‘Broken Record’ Theme On China

Reds Renew Threat To Use Veto af UN   Want Red China, North Korea At Council Table

REDS THREATEN TO USE VETO ON KOREAN ISSUE   ‘Would Block Any U. N. Action _ Without Red China, Korea At, Council,

Malik Balks U.N. Action On Aggression   Insists No. Korea And Commie China Get Council Sects

Veto May Come If UN Excludes China, N. Korea   Malik Asks Withdrawal Of American Troops From Korean Front

Malik’s UN Move Called ‘Irregular’  Russians Threaten To Veto Decisions  rb _3 M’hLeiw. WW...

USSR THREATENS TO USE VETO ON U.N. DECISIONS  maicicnrToC.hU6UODLh MM) h6UMLIITALA

Russ Demand “Cease-Fire” In Korean War  UN Delegate Malik Threatens Veto of Any Decision Made  Withant Rad Craniag

Malik Threatens To Veto Council Action on Korea   Demands Americans Withdraw, Both Sides Be Heard by U.N.

US. DELEGATE FLAYS SOVIET TACTICSINU.N   Flood of Russian Vetoes Appears Certain After Latest Demands.

Veto Threatened Again by Russia  Korea War Sauahhle   Korea War Squabble Nearing Showdown

Russia Demands U.S. Withdraw Its Troops   Russian Threatens Veto  In U.N. if Red China,  Al Karvon dro Nat fontod

Austin Says U.N. Council Has Way To Deal With Malik’s Absurd Proposal

Malik Threatens Use Of Veto On Korean Issue   Reds To Tolerate No United Nations Decision Taken Without Red China

Russia Threatens To Veto U.N. Moves Made Without China Reds, N. Koreans

Russia Wants North Korea, ‘Communist China In U. N.   DECLARE U. 8., ALLIES MUST SPEED ARMAMENT

'Railroaders Will Play. Santa Claus To.Sick California Girt Who Waved “From Porch To Passing. Trainmen

‘Engineer Savs ‘Spirit’ Going Too Fast, Went  Through Stop Signal

‘Spirit’ Ran Stop Signal To Ram Into Troop Cars   Train Behind Schedule and Running Too Fast, Still-Shaken Engineer Testifies at Hearing on Ohio Wreck that Caused 33 Soldier Deaths

Pennsy Flier Was Going Too Fast, Passed Red Light Before Smashup

Engineer Says Train Ran Signal   Veteran Railman Admits Death Flyer Operating At Excessive Speed

Going Too Fast When He Spotted Stalled ‘Trooper,’ He Tells Probers

Speed Caused Train Crash, Engineer Say  ‘Spi t’ Ran Thro ugh Stop poe al As It Hit Troop   ‘Spirit’ Ran: ‘Through: Stop - Signal As it Hit Tip  se Train

‘Spirit? Was Running Late Going Fast   Engineer Testifies on Wreck of National Guard Train.

Engineer Says’ Spirit’ Ran Through Stop Light Before Crashing Into Troop Train   Streamliner Going Too Fast, Probe Told

IWAS TRAVELING TOO FAST WHEN TRAINS CRASHED   Spirit’s Engineer Admit: Failing Te Heed Step Signal      33 SOLDIERS KILLED IN OHIO COLLISION

William S. Eller, At Throttle Of “Spirit Of St. Louis” Star WitnessAt“Investigation” Of Train Wreck

Shaken Engineer Is Key Witness  Streamliner Passed Through Red Light

TRAIN IN FATAL COLLISION PASSED A STOP SIGNAI   Engineer Says His “Spirit o! St. Louis” Was Going Too Fast When It Hit Troop Carrier.   TRYING TO MAKE UP TIME If HAD LOST   Railroad Veteran, Key Wit  hess at Investigation, Estimates Speed at 50 Miles an Hour.

DEMS SEEK HARMONY, TOO NS ee  Senator Taft Said Cinch To Remain GOP Chieftain

Schoolmasters fo Meei Ai Lawrence   bAonday Night Iz Date, Sen Gary To Be Specker

Schoolmasiers to Mee! At Lawrence   Monday Night Is Date, Sen. Gory To Be Speaker

Runway Lights, Radio Beacon  For Mt. Alton Port   Work Already Started On Facilities to Better Local Airline Service

Runway Lights Radio Beacon Near Reality   W ork Already Started On Facilities to Better Local Airline Service

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Fg, Soe ee   ‘GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Group Urges Truman fo Veto Red Control Bil   Number of Americans Assert Plan Treatens The ‘Right to Dissent’

Commie Curb  Bill Assailed   Educators Rap McCarran Proposal, Urge Veto Action by President

Driver-Testing Unit to be Here  Local Residents May Check Driving Ability At Trailer Thursday

Panel Okeys Home Front War Curbs   New Price-Wage-Rationing Controls to Be Eyed In Soeceian Tadav

League Invites All Candidates To Share Hall   Plans Ready For ‘Look ‘Em Over’ Meeting Thursday

FIVE QUESTIONED IN BRINK'S HOLDUP   LEOUR MEX AND BLONDE SEIZ ED IN DETROIT WITH 837130 EX PAPER BAG.

ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN BERLIN TIEUP ON AGAIN   U. S. Official Doesn't Consider Current Ban  Real Blockade

Chilly Front Sweeps Into  Middle West   Mercury Plunges to Near-Freezing in the North Central Area

Much Cooler Weather Is Heading East  Temperatures Near  Weangina ¥n Cama

COOL AIR FROM CANADA SWEEPS MIDDLE WEST      Heat Wave Breaks; Mercury Tumbles to Record Lows in Some Areas.

Red Control Bill Soon To  Become Law   Senate Approval Is Overwhelining: ¥eio Possible, However

South Split On Statehood   Won’t Make United Filibuster Against ’ Alaska, Hawaii Bills

Filibuster on  Alaska Out   Statehood Showdown May Begin Late This Afternoon

Southern Democrats in Senate Find Ranks Split, GiveUp Filibuster on Statehood Bills -

south Splits On Statehood   Dixiecrats Abandon Idea Of Filibuster To Kill Measure

Dixie Senators Are Split On Statehood Bills   of Drop Idea of: Filibuster Against Admitting Alaska and Hawaii

Southerners Meet To Ma p  Policies Today   Senators Oppose Statehood For Two Territories; GOP Also Confers

Niles Elects Dem Mayor; Ist In 11 Yrs,   Leonard Thompson Beals GOP Candidate In 1,863 - 1,719 Vote

NILES ELECTS DEMO MAYOR   Thompson Defeats Thomas As Voters Turn Out In Large Numbers

JITNEY SERVICE HELPS AT 0. C   Strike of City Bus Co. Drivers In 23rd Day—Taxi Men Unhaopy

MacArthur Is Given UN Order To Cross Border   Political Committee Puts Stamp Of Approval On  _ Proposal To Mop Up All   N. Korean Red Resistance

Order Given fo Crush Korean Red Resistance   150,000 Allied Troops Ready to Launch Assault

UN Orders Crossing Of Parallel 38  Assembly OK Is Raliavad Cartain

U.N. Says Police Area Until Fairly Elected Government Is Ready   U. N. Armies Move Up To Parallel On Broad Front As South Koreans Race 80 Miles Northward.

UN Body Orders Forces To Cross 3th Parallel   Eight-Nation Plan Receives Approval

UN Committee OK’s Plan For Troops To Police All Of Korea      190,000 UN Troops Available

POINT FOUR OF TRUMAN PLANS IS IN TROUBLE  Aid to Backward Na:tions Scheme Meets Mnnnacitinn Amano

Acheson Fights Reduction In ‘Point 4° Funds  Says Cut Would Hur Parc. is. WW. Genre

‘Point-4’ Plan For Asia Aid Pushed Hard   Acheson Fighis Cut In Senate Address, Outlines U. S. Aims

Acheson Pleads for Funds To Nip Communism in Asia  a ee a on oe a ee

Opposes Slash In ‘Point Four Program Fund   Acheson Says it Would Have Adverse Affect On Far East Relations

Acheson Fears Cut Would Have Bad Effects in Orient   Middle East, Other Area Also Would Think - It Indicated Na Fruteecct

Truman‘s ‘Point Four’ Program in Trouble Denne latin COP Against Plan To Aid Beckward Nations.

‘Point Four’  Plan Defended   Acheson Says Any Fund Cut In Program Aid To Reds

Acheson Opposes Reduction In Aid  Secretary ‘Tells Congres: Cut Would Have Unfortunate Results  IN CHECKING THE RED:  Confidential Report i Given on the Asiatic  Lee Ce   IN CHECKING THE REDS

Acheson Gives ‘Point Four’ Fund Support   Says Slash Would Mean Unfortunate Result In Fisht To Stop Commies

Would Curb Fight In Asia Against Reds  State Secretary Gives Views Before Senate Committee

Acheson Agains! Cut in Program   Indicates a Lack of Interest, He States

Acheson Argues Against Cutting ‘Point # Fund:   Red Drive Seen Affected: Laborites Suffer Loas: Chinese Seize 4 Ship:

Acheson Blasts Cut in Program  Says Results Would Be Unforturlate

U.S. Program For Backward Areas Pushed  Acheson's Plea For $45,000,000 Plan Laned Ru Salance

Secretary Asks For Approval . Of ‘Point Four’   Technical Aid Would Raise Living Standards in Eas?

Less Funds Called Blow To Red War   Congress Warned Fight Against Far East Communism At Stake

Cut In Fund Is Opposed By Acheson   Says Any Cut In Truman’s Program Would Hurt Efforts To Check Reds

Tiny Garter Snake Frightens Mighty Gorilla Bushman Back Into His Cage

Monstrous Gorilla Frightened Back Into Cage By Little Garter Snake

Great Lakes Shipping ‘Season Officially Open; ‘First Ship Thru Locks

Four Arkansas Desperados End Reign of Terror   Posse Shoots It Out with Two Men at North Little Rock; Guard Is Killed; Another Dead.

Arkansas Convicts’ Reign Of Terror Ends With Capture   Last Of Four Wounded By Posse's- Bullets

Major Airfield ls Abandoned By Defenders   Invaders Handed Two Setbacks East Of Temporary Capital

Aircraft Blast Enemy Troops; Taejon Braces   8-29 Superfortress Bombers Range

\“Never Knew” Frank Costello, Alleged Gambling King...  Binaggio Was Good Husband, Gentle Man Says Wife

Explosion Wrecks Cincinnati Plant   Four Workmen Killed In Naphtha Blast

Column Left   “...@ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  hell print it... ”—~Burns.

Column Left   «>. a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and fauth! he'll print it. ..’’—BURNS.

Sporadic Red Opposition Is Met On Drive   Advancing U.S. Troops Being Supplied By Air-Drop From Planes

Spearhead Enters Yalu River Town   Seventh Division Smashes Forward  Beyond Kapsan

Spearheads Reported Only 2 Miles Away   West Wing In Korea Finds Communists’ Defenses Are Deep

ONE-TIME ROBBER OUIZZED Police Follow Widespread Clues In Hunt For Boston Bank Bandits

Traces of Boston Loot Uncovered   Money Sacks Found Neer Holdup Scene

German Reds Al Set For One-Way Election Trip  Soviet Sponsored ©  .... fr... sis ge

Reds Ban Foes  From Election   East Berliners Barrec From Voting Zone

Fast Berliners To Get No Vote in Sunday Election   One-Ticket Campaign Denounced As a Sham By U. S. Government

INE BERLIN SET SUNDAY   Travel Banned, Reds Prepare One-Party ° Ticket Election

East-German. Rulers. Ban All Opposition   One-Party Ticket In: Field For: The’ Election On’ 22": Sundav--* A

SHAM VOTING INE BERLIN SET SUNDAY   Travel Banned, Reds Prepare One-Party Ticket Election

REDS MAKE SURE ~ TICKET WILL WI   SUNDAY ELECTIONS iN EAST GERMANY DENOUNCED - AS “SHAM” BY U. 5.

State Agents Must Tell Grand Jury About Gambling at Petibone Club

(Guns of Deputies Silence Pups Two Young Dogs, Two Small Childr en Mix In Near Tra gedy

‘Mac’ Reconnoitered  Inchon for Marines  Top Brass Risked Death by Going To Shore 6 Hours Before Landings

Koreans Had Chance To Kill Top U. S. Brass   MacArthur Led Group Of Officers In Shadow Of Communist Guns

American Troops Hol Line Firm  dE od Botselinn   Tank-Led Battalion Reconnaissance Force Probes in Foe's Area

American Troops Hold Line Firmly   Tank-Led Battalion Reconnaissance Force  Probes in Foe’s Area

THIS IS TIME FOR CAUTION “Hysteria Buying’ Is Seen  Bringing Price Controls

IS INVITATION 70 RATIONING      Lawmakers Say Korean War Does Not Justify All-Out Controls — Greedy Buying Could Change BPtotirn_

Demand Hait On Hysteria Buying  Rationing, Return Of OPA Is Threat

Don't Scoff Al This Knife Thrower  Mon Who Did Dies With Knife in His Neck

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

ELOUN DORMITORY [5 DEDICATED ON SUNDAY   Donor Urges Students To Get Most From Studies   PRAISES INSTITUTION

An Aeria Chase  Over Mo.   Maroon and Cream Training Plane Reported Stolen From Amarillo

WORK ON DRAFT OF PRESIDENTIAL ORDER UNDER WAY   Two Advisers Tell of Contemplated Move After Lewis Spurns Truce Proposal.   ‘UNION BOSS’ ACTION BRINGS STRIKE RUMORS   Operators and Diggers Alike  Predict That Little Coal   Will Be Dug  This Week.

To Invoke Act Unless Men Return To Pits   Lewis Rejects President’s Plea

Lewis Spurns Bid For Truce   Nationwide Strike Mey Get Under Way Mondey After Lewis Says No te Trumen

News Day And Night   Top Aides Say Lewis’ Rejection Of 70-Day Truce To Blame   Presidential Order Is Being Drafted   Nation-Wide Mine Strike Expected To Get Underway Monday Mornicsge

Aides Preparing Draft of Edict; Action Follows Lewis’s Refusal To Accept 70-Day Truce Proposal

WORK On FRG COURT ACTION TRUMAN offs   njunction Order Drafted fr Case Miners Refuse to Dio Coal.

Advisers To President Say Mine Leader's Cryptic Reply Leaves No Alternative Fer Truman But To Invoke Law

EXPECTEDAS LEWIS SPURNS TRUMAN PLAN   Aides Say President To Use Law Unless  _ Miners Return

HST Advisers Say Lewis Left No Alternative.  Presidential Order Reported Already Ir Draft Stage; UMW

UMW Reject White House Peace Offer   Truman Silent Saturday After President Lewis Refuses Plan to Bring More Coal ta Nation

President To Use Taft-Hartley Law If Miners Strike   Advisers Say Truman Has No Other Recourse As   Lewis Turns Down Board; UMW Chief Report ed Already Silently Ordering Walkout

Truman's Aids Say Order Being Drawn For Use on Monday   Rejection of Fact Finding Board Proposal by Lewis Leaves No Other Alternative

. The Weather   Miners Face Threat of  T-H Monday   Rumors of Nationwide Walkout Heard After Mine Chieftain Spurns President Truman’s Plan

Presidential Advisers Say Truman To Invoke Taft-Hartley Act If Miners Not Working by Monday

Advisers Say Truman Will  Invoke T-H Act Unless Miners Enter Pits Monday

T-H Act Will Be Used Against Lewis Unless ‘Miners Return to Pits   White House Advisors Reported At Work on Presidential Order; 80.Da. Iuojunction Mav Follow

Lewis Faces Ultimatum   White House Draws T-H Order To Be Used If Miners Stay Out

Miners Must Be Back In Pits Monday   Advisers Say -Unless Diggers Return Action To Be Taken

Presidential Action Nears in Coal Strike   _Nation's. Chief Will Apply Law Monday  Limlace Tiseim Ende

‘BIG TALL MEN’ VANISH Mae Continues Jap Purge  ‘As Labor Chiefs Are Held

Mystery Shot Kills Girl, 15   ‘Hit by Lightning,’ Dying Victim Screams

Son of Officer At Norman Is Shot   En Critical Condition From Accidental Shot That Entered Brein

Grey Markets Spring Up Again  Alger Tries To Stem Auto Sales Racket

Wéstern Europe Fearful A-Bomb Will Bring Wa   Six Russian Armies And 1,500 Planes Poised To Take Continent

{EUROPE WON’T SUPPORT ANY DRASTIC U. S. STEPS IN ASIA ‘THAT RISK WAR WITH SOVIETS

SHIPPING CO. GIVE UP EFFORT TO RUN BLOCK   Flying Arrow Gets Orders to Sail Into Another Port

Regrets For Mistake Sent To UN Head   Commander of Group Relieved, Letter Reports

U.N. Told Red Charge Is Truthful   Navigation Mistake Blamed for Assault On Russian Airfield

U. §. Admits Jets Strated Russ Airfield   Austin Expresses Regret, Offers to Pav for Damaces

U.S. Admits Jets Attacked Red Plane by Mistake   ‘Austin Sends Letter To UN Expressing Regret for Incident

US. ADMITS BATTLEERROR   Letter To U.N. Expresses Regrets For Attack On Russ Airfield.

U.S. Finds Russ Raid Charge True   Austin Letter Tells Mistake, Offers to Pay Damages

Oct. 8 Attack On Red Airfield In Manchuria An Error, Austin Says

Selke Reaffirms Board's Ouster Of Vande Bogart   Claims 15 Members Of Northern Faculty Also [ndorse Firing

Wants Slash in Liquor Taxes   Con ress Asked to Cut V3 Uff Present Tax

LEWIS NAMED   By Pa. Bankers Association for ‘Know Your Bank Week’ Celebra-

Indonesia Nabs Revolt Susnect  West Java's Premier Hold In Llnricina

Stratton Wins ” GOP Nomination For Treasurer  Dirksen Victor In   Dirksen Victor In Race for Republican Senatorial Nominatior

he Strength Downstate in Beating Nelson   Dirksen Easily Wins Republican Senate Nomination

VOTE RECOUNT IS STILL ON   Republicans Make Last Ditch Effort To Halt Williams

United Nations And Judith Both Five Today But Little Gal Gets The Best Of Comparison

U. N. REACHES 5TH BIRTHDAY   Organization e Often Compared To Growing Child

 Favorite Ward Still “No”  United Nations And Judith Celebrate Fifth Birthday

President Truman Urges All Voters To Polls In Tuesday's Big Election

Truman Urges All Citizens To Exercise Right To Vete   President -ldds Hope That They Vote Denrocratic. fir Speech At adepende:

Barn-Storming Finale Slated For Legislature  Quick Explosion Due Today in Senate on Rural Telephone Bill

ON POINT SYSTEM   Reserve Enlisted Men Will Be Taken According to Service, Dependents

NEW PLAN USED FOR RESERVISTS   Army Announces Svstem For Handling Reserve En listed Men In Cals To Duty,

Army Plans New Point System For Reservists   Will-Be Used as Guide In Handling Call-Up Of Enlisted Men

Reserves System Is Made By Army   Mandatory Call For Most Enlisted Men Stopped By Service

WEST GERMAN REGIME GIVEN WIDER POWER   Bonn Government Will Be Granted Right To Decide Ruhr’s Future

West Germany To Get Power To Fix Ruhr  Ownership   New Law Follows Provis. ions of Previous U.S.,  British Plan

Ruhr Coal Agreement Is Reached   West Plans To Give Germany Power To Decide Ruhr Owriership .

Germans Giver Rights in Ruhr  Form of Ownership To Be Decided Later

RUHR INDUSTRY DECISION MADE   Bonn Gov't Given Authority To Decide On Ownership.

Allies To Offer New Ruhr Control  West Germans Get Chance for Vote

West Germany To Get Power   Will be Permitted to Fir Ferm of Ownership ot Ruhr Industries.

New Allied Law Will Give West Germans Leeway   Will Be Allowed to Decide Industrial Ownership in Time

West Germans To Receive Power Setting Ownership Over Ruhr Steel. Coal

West Germany to Decide Form of Ruhr Ownership   Allies Announce Decision In Preamble to New Industrial Law

Reach Decision On Germany's Coal and Steel   Allies to Let Bonn Fir Ownership Form At c Later Date

Ruhr Ownership Up lo Germans   Allies Will Release Authority Soon

Chippewa Official Slugged in Holdup  Court House Raid By Robbers Fails

Robbers Beat Up Treasurer   Chippewa County Man Attacked by Two Men

TRUMAN DENIES A-BOMB SECRET TO MACARTHUR   West Europe Peace Seen for Winter By President

Governor Halts  Prison Break   Michigan Cons Grab Williams, But Fail To Flee

Gov. Williams Balks Hostage Plot in Prison   3 Convicts Foiled In Break Attempt; Melee Hurts Three   PICTURE AT RIGHT

UN Naval Forces Recover Body of Russian Officer   Evidence Will Be Presented To Security Council of Direct Moscow Aid in Korea

No Indication That United States Ready Yet To Charge Russia With Outright Aggression In Korea   DIPLOMATS AWAIT REACTION OF MALIK

Fired On After Attack on UN Naval Forces   Action Will be Discussed by Security Council

Bomber Reported Hit After Attack On UN Forces   MacArthur Schedules Top Level Parley To Discuss Incident

U.S. Will Report Incident to UN   Soviet Plane Destroyed by U.S. Fighter Planes After lt Attacks Naval Units Off Korea.

Plane Downed By UN Fighter After Attack   Report Submitted To United Nations

Soviet-Marked Bomber Shot Down By UN   Plane Reportedly Fired On Naval Units Off Korean Ceast

BODY OF FLIER PICKED UP OFF KOREAN COAST   Security Council Gets News of Incident; Awaits Red Reaction.

ECA Has Plan To Speed Up Unification  Program Will Be   Program Will Be Given To Congress On Europe Unity

Anti-Subversive Bill Passed by Senate Over Truman Veto   10 Democrats Vote Against Severest Such Law Since Alien, Sedition Acts

SENATE VOTES 7-10 AGAINST TRUMAN VETC   Opposition Leader Collapses During Long Speech

Bill fo Curb Communists Passes 57-10      +Solons Hurry Home ‘For Vote Drives; “To. Return Noy. 27

AEC Ignores "Daal Threat’  WU TV  Says Senator   Immediate Denials Follow Charges By Wieeancin Senator

Reds in Berlin Open Fight  Seek to Seize Part Of British Territory

Reds Repulsed In Berlin Raid   East-West Tension Boils; Russians Cut Electrical Power in City

British Armor Column Halts Reds; Ayerts Clash After Police ‘Kidnaping’ Incidents

Autopsy Report In Roanoke Girl’s Death Brings About Arrest Of Woman In Bedford

Divorcee Held For Murder Of Young ‘G-Girl’   Two Others Arrested In Abortion Attempt At Virginia Home

FINE WEATHER TO HOLD   Forecaster Calls for Balmy Temperatures with Clear Skies

Bomb in Rice Institute  Hall Probed   $1,000 Damage ls Caused by Crude Explosive

Home-Made Bomb Blasts Rke Derm  Ne One tnjered Set Much Demege Results

Spasms of Enemy Resistance Halted By UN Troops   Shattered Communists Proclaim They Will Fight 'to the Last Man

New Refusal to Face Defeat Indicates Only Last Gesture As Overwhelming Allied Forces  Reach Manchurian Border, Poised for Victory

NEW DUTBURST OF FURY FAILS TOSTOPALLIES   South Koreans Break Out of Red Traps Sprung by Counterblows.

Temperatures   Chinese Reds Reinforce Foe, but Allied Forces Speed Toward Victory

South Koreans Burst Out Of Two Traps Ten Miles Apart Which The Communists Sprang In Sudden Counter Blows   BROADEN FOOTHOLD ON YALU RIVER BANK

War Reports Point Out Refusal To Give Up A Last Empty Gesture:      Chinese Communists In Area

RoksBreak Through  2 Communist Traps   Republican Corps Commander Reports Thousands Of Chinese In Fioht

Enemy Ranks Are Reinforced With Chinese   South Korean Troops Burst Out Of Traps; Yanks Nearing Border

Chinese Help Is Reported As Whipped Korean Reds Pledge Fight to Last-Man

— REELING — Allies Roll Nearer to Victory.   SOUTH KOREANS ESCAPE TRAPS

Defiance Looked on As Gesture   Southerners Break thru Red Counter-Traps

Shattered Foe Huris Defiance at MacArthur  So. Kerean Troops Break Out of Two  Cammunist Trans

Defiance by Enemy Has  Empty Ring   South Koreans Break From Traps; Allies Continue Drives.

Whipped North Korea Army Gets New Spirit From Reinforcements   Avow To Fight To Last Man But New Spasm Of Strength Is Short; South Occupy Border.

Reds Mass Boats  To Invade Hainan  Nationalists Defy Plans for Conquest

Hainan Alerts For Attack By Red Fleet  5000 Invasion Craft Massed, Reporis AT gt

Sians of War Spur Gotham Defense Plans   Plans Mapped to Guard 14,000,000 In Case of Attack

New York Looks to Defense   Coast City Gears-Up Preparations For Civilian Defense Arainst A-Bomb War

Gen. Bradley Uroes Draft Extension   Reports Worsening Of Internationa! Situation

Russia  Reported Offering Norih Koreas Dearie af Manchuria As Prize for War

Reds Use Girl Spies In Korea   War Victor Promised Slice Of Manchuria

Senate Gives Truman Old War Powers  Okays Waterfront Security Program

immediate Call Denied By Truman   President Votes And Talks About Reds But Denies Call Will Be Made  Today Or Tomorrow.

Big Buildup InEnemy  Forces Seen   Both Sides Now On Virtually Even Terms In Division Strength; Defense Line Chosen

Americans Using Pershing Tanks   Reinforcements Assigned To Positions Supporting Deployed U. S. Troops, Which Have Withdrawn 18 Miles In Three Days

Allied Forces Consolidate Front As Troops, Tanks Roll Into Battle

Tank Foray Diverts Red Counter-Attack   U. S. Armored Column Sweeps Far behind North Koreans

Marines, Second Division Roll Inte Combat Area ‘To Join Showdown Battle

Marines, Infantry Tanks Move Into. Combat Positions   Advance Thrust Digs Deep Into ‘North Korean Line

Marines, 2nd Infantry Back Up Position   Enemy Forces Building Up For Final Attack

Marines, Second Infantry Bring Pershing Tanks   Join Showdown Battle for Southeast Korea; Big Buildup of Enemy Forces Is Observed

Warren Fights For 3rd Term In California   Governor Stakes Record Against Name-Lure Of Raocevels

Nation Watches Warren And Roosevelt Battle In California Primary Vote   Republican Governor Stakes 2-Year Kecord Against Name-Lure And New Deal Promises Of James  Roosevelt On Both Tickets

Warren Stakes Record Against Roosevelt Promises Fr LEE RES SCCOTR AEGUISE MOCECUCH F TUMmiscs  California’s Primary Draws Wide Interest

U.S. EVES VOTE IN CALIFORNIA AS TREND HIN]   Primary Pits FDR’: Son, GOP Leader   In Governor Race

> Warren Bids Record Against Name-Lure Of Roosevelt In California’s Primary

 Prouary Liceclion  National Interest is High In Warren-Roosevelt Votine

Nation Has Eye on Vote In California  James Roosevelt Onnacne Warrer

Nation Eyes Tuesday Vote In California   Warren Faces Lure Of Roosevelt Name In 3rd Term Bid

Student, 25, Contesses —  Killing Girl   Tells of Trying To Hide Body At Lancaster

Police Say Girl’s Slaying Admitted By College Youth   Gi Student Confesses That He Beat Stenographer To Death, Officers Say

 Says Democracy Must Be Nation’s Watchword  ‘Graham Cautions Against ‘Totalitarian’ Efforts

GRAHAM URGES KEEP FREEDOM   Warns That America ‘Must Not Go Totalitarian While Guarding Against Communism.

Singapore Quiet; Rioting Nears End  Casualty Toll Lists 16 Dead, 180 Injured

Dewey in Blistering Attack on . ‘Trumanites for War Situation; Calls for All-out Production

Republican Chief Flays Administration — Dewey Calls On HST To Order All-Out Production For War

TO CHRYSLER JOBS   Officials Expect Full Aute Production Within Three Weeks

Chrysler Pact Seen Boosting  Motor Output   Workers To Return Monday After Long     Shuidown

CAR PRODUCTION PEAK EXPECTED   Automobile Experts Betieve Return To Chrysler Strike ers To Work Will Help Set New Record.

Chrysler Return May Set Record   de then Kad Fin   Strike End Figures To Zoom Auto Output

Chrysler -Plants To Open Monday   Top Production Period Expected

Order Hits Individual Units Only   Army Declines to Estimate Number Of Men Involved

Non Divisional Grouns Being Notified   Joplin Guard and District Reserves Subject to Orders

Army Calling Units Of Guard. Reserves   ‘Non-Divistonal’ Units of Guard Will Be Ordered to Active Duty, With Men Given 30 Days to Get Personal Affairs in Order

WILL CALL GUARDS   Men Will Be Given at Leas! 30 Days to Get Affairs in Order

Congressmen Speed ‘Freeze of Enlistees   Committees Indorse Bills for Unlimited Armed Personnel

Individuals To Have 30 Days lo Get Ready  ee cE tn Ofte ls   Army Inciudes Onl) Parts Of Divisions le Call To Service:

House, Senate Groups Rush Military Bills   Senate Committee Votes to Lift Ban On Size of Forces

Army Begins L alling Up  J lthiaal Guard   Only Non-Divisional Units Will Be Called To Active Duty Now

Number, Units Secret; Will Get 30 Days   Small Outfits Of Dif. ferent States Will Be Tabbed For Duty

Units, Numbers Are Kept Secret In Army's Order  Men Will Be Given 30 Days to Prepare

Call for Guard and Reserves   Say Non-Divisional Units to Be Called For the First Time

Army Reports ‘Non-Divisional Activation Steps  Unattached Units To Begin Service Within 30 Days

SOME GUARD UNITS TO BE CALLED OUT   Non-Divisional Outfits Called to: Active Duty; Divisions Are Being Left Intact. ~

Army Summons Scattered Outfits   House Committee Votes to Lift Limit on Size of Armed Forces

‘Non-Division’ Units Recalled Within 30 Days   Callup Involves Only Guardsmen In Units Smaller Than Division Size

Additional Reserves Called —   -‘Non-Divisional’ Units Latest to Be Tapped For War Service; Men To Have 20-Dav Delay

Mén Ordered Into Service are to be Given At Least 30 Days to Get Affairs in Order; Unite and Exact Number Called are Secret

Non-Divisional Outfits Subject To Active Duty   Men Given 30 Days To Report; Local Groups May Go

Crime Probers Learn Bookie  Nets $100,060   Gambler Says Federal Law Would Freeze Him Ouiy  Denies “Sendicate’

Seeks Curb on Communist Saboteurs NR ANP  FRENCH PREMIER _ ASKS CONFIDENCE

Gag Rule On Reds   French Assembly Votes Cloture After Filibuste: On Anti-Sabotage Bill

French Assembly Has Stormy Night With Reds  shee earn s Out Lier a Debat   Toss Commies Out Twice During Debate On Sabotage Bill

FRENCH ASSEMBLY MUZZES DEBATE ON SABOTAGE BIL   : ‘ ‘Communists Thrown Out O} Chamber Twice In AllRiaht Soecian:

Long Debate on Bill Is Cut Off  French Assembly tleac Clatiura Vata.

FRENCH BILL ON SABOTAGE HIT BY REDS   Measure Would Insure Receipt  ‘Of U. S. Arms

Deputies Riot In France On  Sabotage Bill   Guards Called Twice to Eject Reds Protesting U. S. Arms Shipments

Anti-Sabotage Bill Snagged In French Row  Debate Rages On Bill To Insure U.S.

Seven-Foot ingram Pickett In New Jam Over Use Of State Automobile

‘Grandpa Told Me War Was Coming Back in 1945. GI Joe Savs In Korea’

Excise Tax Cuts Thing of Past, New Ones Shapiag Up   Experts Believe Income Taxes About  As High As Possible

Kxeise Levies Mav Be Hiked  Ka rly In Year   Additional Taxes Expect. ed; Income Rates Tops Now, Solons Believe

Increase in Excise Taxes Rather Than Reduction Now Studied by Congress

Talk Of Hiking Excise Levies In ‘tt Starts   Rumblings Heard Two Months After Efforts For Cuts

Veteran Pilot Reports Sighting Flying Saucer Near Back Yard of Air Force

Chamber Elects At Meet Mondat   Directors Will Convene After Election to Name Officers for Coming Year

And They Still Put Flowers on Graves of Former Days and War Is Strange to Boy

Future Memorial Days May _ Be Faded Memory of Grandpa and the Game He Had to Play

Will Time Come When Memorial Day Cause Forgotten?—  Mon Go On Killing Fach Other When This Is Passihl

$5 Billion Hike: In Deficit Seen In TrumanPlan  Payroll Tax Increase

$5 Billion Hike In Deficit Seen In Truman Plan  ee I i Dm sane i   Payroll Tax Increase Sought for Insurance

Claim Russians Losing Prestige For UN Tactics   Malik Renews Attack On U. S. After West Spurns ‘Horse Trade’

Malik’s Tactics Costing Russia Public Prestige   Fails To Dent Common Front

Crime Probers Learn Mafia Mob in Hiding   Dope Dealers Hanging Out in Mexican City

:ONE- THIRD OF NATION’S YOUTH: 'PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY UNFIT: FOR ARMY, TRUMAN DISCLOSES:

HST Renews Efforts For UMT Program   Terms Unfitness Of Third Of U. S. Youths National ‘Disgrace’

Renews UMT Demand  One-third Of American Youth: Unfit To Fieht, Truman Says

Truman Irked At Condition Of U.S. Youth  Unfitness ‘Disgrace; Again Backs UMT

Agreement Lack To Hold Up Mediation   No Basis Seen For Joint Session of Company and Union

Cemetery Flagpole Shears Wing Away   Pilot Apparently Lost Way Trying Minneapelis Landing

Plane Tragedy Occurs During Big Blizzard  ie re Map dina  ATJyvinnhn Fama

Airliner Crashes Into Houses in Blizzard: 15 Die  Dinnwn LI-.A LJ:4   Plane Had Hit Flagpole While Trvina to Land

AIRLINER © HITS HOUSE . IN STORM   Plane Carrying Three Crew Members and 10 Passen * gers Falls and Burns Two Miles From Airport.   2 CHILDREN DIE IN BURNING HOUSE   Plane Flying in Blizzard Believed Hits Cemetery Flagpole While Coming in For a Landing.

Two Children Watching Television Program Among Dead: Bystander Heart Attack Victim

Horror In Fiery Crash —   Fifteen Die in Flames. When Plane Plows intc Minneapolis House During Snow Storm

Plane Strikes Three Houses in Minneapolis   10 Passengers, Three Crewmen and Two Children Lose Lives

Fifteen Persons Victim of Crash   Northwest ‘Airlines Plan Struck Three Homes in Minneapolis   HIT FLAG POLE FIRS]   Two Children Asleep in Upstairs Bedroom Among  Those Killed.

Fifteen Dead in Airliner Crash at Minneapolis   Wing of Craft Hits Flag Pole, Staggers Into Three Houses

19 DEAD AFTER AIRLINER CRASH IN MINNEAPOLIS   13 Aboard Plane, Two Chil dren in Home Hit by Craft Perish

Northwest Airlines Plane Hits Flag Pole and Crashes Into Three Homes; 15 Persons Killed   Accident Occurs At Minneapolis In Landino Attemnl

PLANE STRUCK HOME AFTER LOSING WING”   —Three-Ohieans—Are ~Among-Victims— Ot Accident _

Airliner Hits Home, Death Comes fo 15   Big Plane Trying fer Landing in Gusty Winds, Snow at Minneapolis

Two Children Are Trapped In House Fire   10 Passengers Include Some Industry Leaders

Craft Caught in Storm at Minneapolis   One of Wings Hit Flagpole at Fort Snelling Cemetery

‘Mishap Occurs During Snowstorm; Plane Hits Flag Pole in Cemetery and Crashes into Houses.  TWO CHILDREN VIFrYT Renin HOMME

Witness Also Drops Dead of Excitement   Cemetery Flagpole Rips Off Wing Just Before Flaming Crash

Plane Crast  Into House Kills 15   13 Aboard Airliner, 2 Children Perish in Fiery Wreck

Liner Smashes Into Homes In Landing Attempt  One Of Passengers Was Born In BRF;  2 Children In Home Perish In Flames

15 Killed When Plane Crashes ir Blinding Storm  2 Victims Children In One of Homes Hit

Schricker Cul: Former Klan Leader’s Term   Governor Cuts Life Term of D. C. Stephenson to Time Served, Making Him Eligible for Parole.

President Questions Possibility iOf Libel in New Blast at McCarthy

Takes Sideswipe At Senator Taft During Parley   Probers Awaiting Testimony of ‘Key Wimess Budenz

Truman Wonders Hf It's Possible fo Libel McCarthy   Makes a Spirited Reply to Accusations of Senator Taft.

TRUMAN BLASTS McCARTHY   President Scoffs At Idea He Libeled Wisconsin Republican Recently

Truman Attacks Ohio Senator On Libel Issue   Taft Claims President Libeled McCarthy With Key West Remarks

 NEW BLOWS EXCHANGED— __ Libel Sen. McCarthy? President Doubts [t

Truman Asks If It Is Possible To “Libel” Senator; Retorts to Recent Comments by Taft

Truman Aims New Shot At. Spy Hunter  Doubts McCarthy Can Be Libeled 

Possible To Libel MeCarthy?   Truman Asks Question At Press Conference When Told About Taft Statement

Truman Blasts McCarthy Anew   ‘Libel’ Possibility Open to Question

SENATOR   Remark Made When Asked About Taft Statement   Unimpressed By Political Columns By All People Seeking Re-Election

Truman Blasts Sen. McCarthy   Senator Reported Ready To » Spring New Key .  Wieneee oS.

President In New Blast At Press Meeting  Senators’ Probers Reported To Have Lined Up New Red

Another Mystery Witness Sighted; Budenz Is ‘Key’   Unusual Permission Given To Quote President Directly

Can U.S. Sen. McCarthy Be Libeled?   “Do You Think It’s Possible?” Truman Asks Newsmen

CHIEF EXECUTIVE ANSWERS TAFT AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Report Another Witness, De scribed As Former Red, May Be Called

“Libel” Charge Draws Ridicule  Of President   New Witness Hinted In Communist ProbeCommittee Members Clash Over Assistant

GOP Aide Accepted By Tydings   New Witness May Testify At Hearing

TRUMAN BLASTS ‘SEN, McCARTHY   President Questioned Whether It Is Possible To Libel Republican From Wiseonsin.

sks Questioner [ It's Possible To ‘Libel’ Solor   Joined By Another Ex ay Louis Budeng May Bea Red On Witness Stand

Questions Ability to Libel Him   Truman Replies te Taft’s Criticism Of Statement

Truman Asks If It's Possible to Libel McCarthy  President Questioned

IN NAME CALLING   President Expressed Doubt That Senator McCarthy Can Be Libeled

President Asks If Senator Can Be Libeled   Chief Executive Hits At Ohio Solon in Re-Election Campaign

Truman Levels New Attack On McCarthy   President Asks If It I: Possible to Libel Badg er Republican

THINKS IT Ua NOT POSSIBLE TO LIBEL HIN   Answers Statement by Taft with Reference to 1952 Election.

Doubts It Is Possible to Libel Senator  President Seems Peeved at Solon

Truman Raps McCarthy and Senator Taft   Asks, Is It Possible To Libel Wisconsin Lawmaker; Notes Ohic Critic Is Candidate

Truman Doubts Sen. MeCarthy Can Be Libeled, Blasts Taft   Another Ex - Communist May Be Called in Loyalty lnvestigation

LIBEL CHARGE HIT BY TRUMAN   President Takes Taft's Remarks On Red Probe Lightly.

Truman Raises Libel Question In Red Inquiry   Tactics of MeCarthy Denounced by State Department Assistant

New Blast Fired By President  McCarthy’s Charges Basis for Outburst

Truman Hits McCarthy With Question Whether - Solon Can Be Libeled

Iruman Aims New Blast At McCarthy  Is It Possible to   Is It Possible to Libel the G. O. P. Senator? He Asks

Answer to Taft Blast Presented At Press Session  New Witness Seen For Investigation Of Red Influence

President Hits Spy Hunter For Pointed Charge   Truman Fires Blast At McCarthy; Issue OF Libel Arisas

President Blasts at McCarthy   Questions Whether It Is Possible To Libel G.O.P. Senater.

New Blast At Senator Is Reply To Taft Statement   President Tells Reporters They Can Use Direct Quotations In Reporting Hie Remarks.

Truman Looses Another Blast At McCarthy   Questions Whether i: Is Possible To  ibe! GOP Senator

New Truman  Blast For Sen. McCarthy   President Questions Whether Possible to Libel Wis. Senator

Truman Blasts Sen. McCarthy Second Time   Doubts Possibility o' Libeling Solon asCharged by Taft.

Dept. of State Aide Calls Acts  ‘Irresponsibie’  Tydings Moves to End  Fiaht in His Committee

‘Can't Libel McCarthy,  Truman Says Plans Pressed  Tw. tr... “EF mw   Plans Proceed To Hear ‘Key’ Red Witnesses

Questions Whether It is Possible fo Libel Senator   Doesn't Read All Political Columns He Tells Reporters

Makes Query If Solon Can Be Libeled   President Asked At News Meeting About Sen. Taft’s Recent Statement

Truman In New Blast At McCarthy   President Questions Possibility. Of Libel Charage On GOP Sanatoz

Can McCarthy Be Libeled, Truman Asks:      Hadn't Read Taft Charge On Red Issue

McCarthy Is Again Rapped   Truman Questions Whether It Possible To Libel Senator

Truman Attacks McCarthy; Reports Tell of New Mystery  Witness, Former Communist

Daughter of Polio Fight Chief lll  Disease Strikes Daughter OF Basil O'Connor

Nation’s Coal Backlog Will Last 11 Days   Miners Ready for Show Down Fight With Governmept

Reopening Mine Negotations May ind Coal Sirike   Lewis And Operators To Have Meeting Tomorrow

Nation’s Supply Falls To Lowest Point In History   Hope Of Settlement Seen In New Talks

Coal Mine Wage Parley to Open On Wednesday   Government Plans No Immediate Action, Says High Official at Capital Today.

$20,000,000 PLEDGED FOR TECHNICAL AID   Seventy Nations Outside Iron CurJtain Pledge Funds for First Year of Aid to “Underdeveloped Countries—Russia Absent from Conference,

‘Real GOP’ Planned In Southland   Republican Party Outlines Program For 1952 Drive

19 to Vie for lroner Crown  Gounty Girls Gompete ‘At Armory Saturday

Co-Defendant,  Ex-Government Girl dudith ‘Coplon, Is Sentenced to'15 Yours In Prison.

Judy Coplon Sentenced  To 15 Years   Gubitchev’s Term May Be Lifted to Permit Deportation

Gubitchey And G-Girl Given Prison Terms  Fifteen Years In Prison Decreed Ree farnn TaAdew

Judith Coplon Sentenced to  15-Year Term   Acheson Recommends Russian Be Sent Back to Homeland

Rationing, Price and Wage Control Plans Ready in Case They're Needed

Gov't Will Support Hogs At $14.90  Urge Farmers to Hold ‘Off: Marketino Naw

GOP Old Guard Badly Defeated In Pennsylvania   Grundy Jolted By Liberals; Blow To Dewey And Stassen

‘Inherent Power To Seize Said fo ‘Lie in President   Possible When Strike Is Danger to Public, AFL Chieftain Says

Green Testifies Against Bill fo Stop Rail Strikes   Admits Public Welfare More _ Dependent on Transportation Industry Than Others.

Dr. Kincaid Of Chicago  Is Victim   Retired Physician Is Tragedy Victim In Bedroom Of Son’s Home Today

Military Cost To Be Deducted In Tax Payment   Letter Is Written To President by Ohio Quaker Widow

Quaker Widow To Repeat Tax Refusal. Deducts One-Third for ‘War Purposes’

Widow Refuses To Pay Part Of Taxes Again  in i Mi is tt   Withholds Percentage She Figures Will Be Used For War

KOREAN COMMISSION TO _ SUBMIT PLAN FOR KOREA TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Court Revokes Longshore’ Leader’s Bail   Judge Raps Conduct Since Outbreak * of War in Korea

WRECKAGE PROBED FOR CRASH CAUSE   Civil Acronautics Administration  Offcials to Aid in. Investigating of Air Disaster in’ Which: 28 Americans lost Their Lives.

Seek Cause Of Plane Disaster.  Bodies Of 55 Victims Are Reported Burned Beyond Recognition

CAA Probing Crash Of Plane In Egypt  Take 55 Bodies To Cairo For Burial

British Minister Rejects Efforts To Work Out Compromise For Korea

British Minister Makes Final Plea For. §-Nation Plan  Efforts to Work Out Compromise Blueprint For Korea Rejected

GUARDSMEN IN FULL TRAINING   8,000 At Camp Polk Fo 39th Division’s Annual Encampment

Crashes In Attempt To Land When Engine Trouble Develops On Flight To England.

Air tragedy is Reported From Azores   Engine Trouble Is Blamed for Fatal Plunge of Airforce Craft Enroute to Eneland

16 Killed in Crash Of B-29 in Azores   Barksdale Field Personnel En Route to Duty in Britain

16 Americans Kilied in Crash On England Trip   B-29 from Barksdale Feld Is Wrecked in Azores Islands in Landing Attempt.

DREW PEAHSON SAYS: CANDIDATES USING THEI WAS SERVICE AS POLITACAL ASSET SHOULD HAYE RECOKDS THAT BEAK SCRUTINY; UNWARRANTED POBLICITY TC PROMOTE POLITICAL PUTURF DECRIED.

Report Hitler Lives Persists Over Continent   Wilson Cites Proof, However, in Telling of Facts in Case; Bunker Is Blasted.

New Type Nazi Growing InGermany As Spirit Of Nationalism Is Sparked

MAJOR ORIVE READY AGAINST THE AEDS   Estimated 120,000 Reds Are Ready in North Korea

On ‘.o* Edge of Front, U. S. Troops Widen Their Hold      VICTORY ELUDES   Thanksgiving Dinners Are Rushed To Americans At Front

Invasion Report Based On Word Of Captured Korean War Prisoner   First Allied Troops Reach The Manchurian Frontier Without Opposition OF A wee ~ oe

Slashed Body Of Wisconsin Man Is Found   Lyle Joseph Farris, 36, Town Unknown, Found Dead In Hotel Bed At Phoenix, Ariz.

Former Loea] Man Murdered.  Police Believe   Lyle J. Farris Is Foune Dead In Hotel Room In Phoenix. Ariz,

Wisconsin Man Dead in a Hotel   2 Coathangers About Neck OF Lyle Farris”

‘itizens Compiain to Marion Jury Judge Lauds Purpose But Criticizes Method

Success of Sugar Beet Execriments Incicates A New Beom in Poorer " r Now Movicans

Sennen aaa  Sugar Beet Industry Catching On ‘Again In State After 00 Years

NO BREAK IS IN SIGHT   Forecast Calls for Continued Unseasonable Warm Weather

JOB HUNTERS © ACTIVE AGAIN   Openings Outnumbered by  People Seeking Work in : State, Report Shows

State Job Hunters Oufnumber Jobs  Non-Ferm Work  Plecemant Figures List 23 EHA Aaenianes £ 25h

Welfare Formula Would Take Place Of Present System   Higher Reimbursement Rates Are Proposed by Two Republicans for Heavy Disiricte

American Gls Fighting in Korea Will Find Little to  Remind Them:6f: Their Homes.

Cianms Police Get $1,000,000 Yearly Graft  Ticloo Calle   Judge Calls Case ‘This Sorry Mess’

Names Policemen in Gambling Ring Quiz   Alleged Payoff Man ‘Tells Grand Jury of Con-Ronkis Ssceandal

Bookie Ring’s ‘Pay-Off Man’ Names Police       Gives Self Up And Tells Grand Jurors Details Of Racket

PAYOFF MAN REVEALS NAMES OF BRIBED COPS   Acting Mayor Steps’ Into Brooklyn Police Graft Scandal.

Artie Karp Squeals _ On Cops   Payoff Man for Big Gambling Rinz Names Policemen Who Traded Protection for Cash

Payoff Man Names Police InN. Y. Bookie Scandal   Hustled Before Jury After He Gave Himself Up

Carlson  To Quit Tuesday   Resigns As Governor To Fill Intertm Term As Senator; Hagaman Governor. Till Jan. 8

Carlson to Resign Office Tuesday  Hagaman Will Be   Hagaman Will Be Sworn to Serve A 41-Dov Term

Many Towns isolated, Schools Closed, Road, Air Travel Cut  Red Cross Chapters Alerted to Prepare - To Send Food, Clothing Into Storm Area

Richard McGee Loses Insanity Plea In Couri   High Court Rules Killer Knew Right, Wrona OF Hic Act

Richara McGee Loses Insanity Plea In Court  High Court Rules Killer Knew Right,

Life Savings Stolen eo Immigrant Given Chance To Suagest Punishment

Red March Finds U.S. Production At Postwar Peak   Industries Now Await Word On When They Will be Mobilized

U.S. Production At Peak, Ready For War Work   Potential Far Ahead Of What It Was When Hitler Struck

EASTERN SENATORS HIT ON FARM PRICES   Their Attempts To Force Them Down Will Cause  Depression, Says Thomas

McCarthy in New Charge of Red in State Department   Senator Says He Has Air-Tight Proof Against ‘Mr. X’

McCARTHY BLASTS ‘RED’ AT STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL ©   Says Moscow-Born Mr. ‘X’ Is Communist

M Carthy Offers Senate Air-Tight Case Against Red   State Department Official Assailed In Floor Speech

McCarthy Hurls New Commie Charge in Speech in Senate   Declares Airtight Case Is Found On Unidentified Mr. X

: Moscow-Born ‘Mr. X’ McCarthy Puts Red Label ‘On State Department Aid

nator Offers “Air-Tight” Proof  State Dept. Official Under McCarthy Fire

McCarthy Claims Proof  Official [8 Definitely   Official Ts Definitely “Communist, He Says

MCARTHY TO OFFER PROOF   Says He Can Show Proo! State Dep’t Official  Is A Communist

McCarthy Claims Airtight Proof That State Dep't Official -Is a Communist

McCarthy Offers New ‘Mr. X’ Case  Declares Official Red Party Member

McCarthy Declares Important State Department Official Is Communist.

M’Carthy Tells Senate He Has Airtight Case Against Red Whoisa VIP in State Dept.

‘Mr. X’ Named By McCarthy  As Communist   Says He's Important Official Of State Department

McCARTHY. SAYS HE HAS PROOF   Republican Senator Claims Important State Denpartment Official Is Red.

Senator Finds Red Mr. X High In Washington  Loyalty File Quoted In McCarthy Charges

Sen. McCarthy Identifies Red      Has Positive Proof "Mr. X' a Communist

Gives Senate “Air ‘TightRed €ase     Senator Says He Plans Further Speeches in Reply To Demo Findings

TRUMAN SAYS RAIL STRIKE. UNJUSTIFIED   Threatens Drastic Action tc  End Walkout of  Switchmen.

President Says Railroad Strike Is Unjustified   Men Should Go Back to Work at Once, Truman Declares

Truman Assails Railroad Strikers  Drastic Step Hinted  To Break Impasse

President Calls Switchmen’s Strike Unjustified, Says ‘Men Should Go Back to Work

Truman Asks Rail Workers To End Strike   Tells Newsmen No Reserves: To Be Called

President Asks Added Powers of. Congress Leaders   Specific Request Pends, Says Rayburr After House Parley

More Power, Is Truman Request   Necessary to Deal With World Crisis

Truman to Ask More Powers  Conference Held With Top Leaders In Congress

WILSON TO BOSS MOBILIZATION Heads Of Meat Industry Called To Capital By Stabilization Chief

For Crisis   ~~ we “Me Bt Be  Truman Wants World War II Powers Restored

TRUMAN ASKS MORE POWERS   Says He Needs New Authority In Contracts and Organization

Truman Will Seek Added Powers to Meet World Crisis   Restoration of War Act Titles Is Expected; ‘Big 4’ Briefed by Defense Chief

President Asks Further Powers   Specific Request to Go Before Congress, Savs Ravburn

Truman Requests Increased Powers  President Would Rearranace Bureaus

Truman Says He Mav Need  More Powers   Government Expected To Ask For Voluntary Freezing Of All Prices

SHOPPING DAYS  TILL CHRISTMAS   President Says He Needs More Powers Now

More Volunfeer Flood Fighters Are Called As High Waters Mount Increasing Threat

Army Battles Flood Crisis   Heavy Equipment Ordered to Crucial Points on Mississippi

tras eee arte —— ee  ‘Army Sends Heavy Earth iMachines to Flood Areas      Ry THE ASSOCTAIPD PRESS

Weakened Dikes a  Critical Point as  Mississippi Rises Flood Fighters Are  Ready to ‘Pull Plug’ In New Madrid Area

‘Six Years Of Airforce Plans Upset ‘By Truman’s Emergency Declaration

Air. Force Mobilization Planning Thrown Out by Truman Declaration

PLANE BUILDING PLANS SPEEDED   Air Foree Sees Change In Production Methods With Some Contracts Going To Aute Industry. :

Emergency Declaration Interrupis Air Force Mobilization Planning

Air Force Plans Disrupted By New Emergency   President Truman’s . Order Causes Change In Policies

ve Six Years Of P lanning Is  Out Of Jomt   Declaration Of National Emergency Disturbs Air Foree’s Program

Move Opens to Purge Samish  Assembly Resolution Seeks to Bar Lobby

MASKED BANDIT GRABS $12.50   Bank Robber Gets Only Counter Change for His Efforts In Nebraska

TOP-SECRET ~ PLUTONIUM IS ~ FOUND BURIED   Researcher Arrested For Having Bomb Material

Truman Flays Sen. McCarthy For Spy Hunt   President Denies Payroll Includes Commuinists; Cites U.S. Care

Arkansas, Texas Slated For Test   States’ Righters To Use Two States For Door-To-Door Fight

STATES RIGHTS PLANS MAPPED   Arkansas And Texas Selected As Next Spots For Door-To-Door Campaign Against Truman's Deal.

ROBERTS URGES  ATLANTIC UNION   Former Supreme Court Justice Says H-Bomb Makes It Imperative  ‘PEACE PLAN’ ASKED

Says Senator's Talk Is ‘Irresponsible’   Ambassador Jessup Tells Senate Group McCarthy Shows ‘Shocking Disregard For Interest of Our Country’

General Admifs It Is Serious; Deplores Curbs.   Refuses Comment On Possible. Use Of Atomic Bomb

Held Down By Restrictions, General Recalls   Inability To Chase Communists To Thei Bases Pointed Out

Tntelligence Chief—~ Not Ready for Desperate :  Measure” UNE . “1S - STABILIZING ‘U. S. Eighth Army: Looks  for Renewed Chinese  Attacks

Situation Not Desperate  MacArthur Aide Declares   Allies Stabilizing Line in Northwest, Planes Lash Enemy Build-up

Allies Can Stem Tide. Aid Declares   Intelligence Chief Says Chinese Threat ‘Not That Serious’

Denial Of Right To Smite Enemy In Manchuria “Without Precedent In Military History” Says UN Com mander

Mae Says War Critical but Not Hopeless   Allied Commander Has No Comment on Use Of A-Bomb but Cites ‘Enormous Handicap’

Stabilize Line In Korea To Meet Thrusts   Enemy Build-up Indicates Strong New Attacks on Embattled Eighth Army

Lack Of Authority To Strike At China Reds In Manchuria Big Handicap, M Arthur Says

Situation Nof Desperate, General Says   New Allied Line Being Stabilized; Marines in Retreat

M’ Arthur Says He’s Handicapped By Lack Of Authority To Hit At Reds  Behind Manchurian Border Barrier

U.N. Restraints Handicap Forces ‘Battling Reds   Military. Leader Admits Wart Is Critical: Sees  Hope In Free Nations

Restrictions an Enormous War Handicap   Ban on Entering Foe's Air or Land Unprecedented

Korea Fight Is Critical,  Says Leader Of UN Force   Restrictions Are Called Handicap; Americans May Not Cross Border

Officer Implies Atom Bomb Is Not Needed in Korea   Critical Allied Line Is Being Stabilized in Northwest Area; Prepare For New Red Attacks

MacArthur Scores Limiting Orders As Big Handicap   Border Curb Without Precedent in History, He Declares; Says Situation Critical But Not Hopeless: Keeps Silent on A-Bomb Use

M Arthur Terms War as Critical   UN Restrictions Are Big Handicap, General Claims

Fights Under Tremendous Handicap    Without: Precedent In Military History, : Says MacArthur of Bar On Bombing Manchuri:

EIGHTH ARMY HAS STABILIZED DEFENSE LINE   10TH CORPS MAKES FIGHTING RETREAT AROUND RESERVOIR

Limit on Aerial Attacks Hampers Allies, Says Mac   Situation Is ‘Serious But Not Hopeless, Chief Asserts

8th Army Bracec For Strong New Chinese Attacks   Yanks Make Fighting Retreat From Trap in ‘Northeastern Sector

MacArthur In Reply To U.S. Magazine Deplores Restrictions On Bombing   Sees No Sign That Russian Divisions Are Being Mobilized On The Siberian Border: Cables Comments.

Top G-2 Officer Says Atom Bomb Not Needed Now   Northwest Allied Line Is Reported As Being Stabilized

G-2 Boss Declares UN Line Being Stabilized  In Northwest — Hard-Pressed Troops In Northeast Make Fighting Retreat:

May Stem Tide Without Use Of A-Bomb   Officer Says Allied Line In Northwest Being Stabilized

UNDER HANDICAP --MacArthar Says Situation  In Korea Not Hopeless

MacArthur Says Allies Facing Huge Handicap   Restrictions Against Pur. suing Knemy, Bombing Bases Pose Disadvantage;  Willoughby Against Bomb

UN Situation Is Described As ‘Not Desperate’   Lines; Strong Red Attacks Expected

A GREAT HANDICAP   Lack of Authority to Strike  Beyond Border Cited by General

UN Situation Said to Be Not Desperate   Intelligence Chief Says Atom Bomb Not Needed to Halt Reds

MacArthur Says Allies Under Strain   Situation Serious But Not Hopeless, General Declares

KKKKKEK MACARTHUR SAYS KOREAN SITUATION SERIOUS AND  CRITICAL, NOT HOPELESS

Head Of G-s Says A-Bomb Not Needed  New Defense Line For U.N. Forces

Border Limit Is Handicap   MacAthur Says Has No Precedent; U. N. Situatio: In Korea Serious,  Not Hopeless

MacArthur Aide Indicates A-bomb Use Unnecessary  Intelligence Chief Claims Units Now Stabilizing Lines

Intelligence Chief Sees No Need for Use of A-Bomb   Report Enemy Builds Up for New Attacks

~N Forces Making Fight ing Retreat in North east: Line Formed 36 Miles from Pyongyang

Limit Order Is Handicap In Wai  But MacArthur Sees No Bomb Need Yet

Allies Expect New Attacks   MacArthur Holds Position Is Critical, Not Hopeless

Expert Claims That Situation Yot Desperate  Allied Lines Are Being Stabilized;  a Photwva

Status in Korea Not Desperate”  Ce ae ae) eee ee   MacArthur Aide Hints A-Bomb Is Not Needed

Korean Situation “Critical But Not Hopeless’”—MacArthur   Ban on Bombing Red Bases Called  Oe ee fr  § Sim aiews

Don tNeedA-Bomb To Stop Chinese  U. N. Situation in Korea Not Desperate, Top Officer Says   < Says Allied Line in Critical Northwest ‘Sector Is Being Stabilized; Red Chinese ‘Building Up Strength For New Attack

WELMOUL £ ICCCUC  M ve jam Says Lack Of Authority To Hit China  Across Line ‘Handicap’

Handicap Hit By VW Arthur   General Cites Order Against Blasting Reds

Gen. M’ Arthur Says Situation Isn't Honeless   Flight Ban Kept Intelligence From Seeing Enemy Mass

MacArthur Tells Magazine Korea Is Not Hopeless   Interview States © Handicap Of Not Entering Manchuria

M’ARTHUR SAYS WAR CRITICAL, NOT HOPELESS   General Handicapped By Inability To Bomb Bases In Manchuria

Situation In Korea Not Desperate  Allies to Form New Defense Line;  Reds Mass Troops

ATOMIC BOMB ISN'T NEEDED TO STEM TIDI   Top U.N. Army Leaders Say Korean Situation Not Desperate.

M'ARTHUR AID HINTS OUTLOOK NOT DESPERATE   Allies Said To Stabilize Lines In Critical Northwest Area

Situation Not Desperate, Says Top G2 Officer  Eighth Army Fights Out Of Red Trap

Critical Situation Being Stabilized   Statements Made By General MacArthur's Top Intelligence Officer; Eighth Army Sources Expect New Red Attacks

MacArthur's Top Officer Group Says That Time Is Not Ripe for Weapon Use

Northwest Front Being Stabilized: Attacks Expected   situation Not Desperate, Says Intelligence; Reds Massing; Allies Form Line 30 Miles From Pvyonevane

ALLIED LINE 30 MI. FROM PYONGYANG   Defenses Being Stabilized in Northwest and ABomb Not Needed Now to Stop Reds.   " TRAPPED MARINES ARE FIGHTING OUT   Prisoners Indicate Chinese Are Trying to Drive Americans Back Below the 38th Parallel.

Borderline War Curbs UN Fighting   Gen. MacArthur Says Situation Stil] Critical

U.S. May Be Able To Half Chinese Drive   MacArthur Says Atomic Bomb May Not Be Necessary

Gen. Implies A-Bomb Not Needed Now   MacArthur's G-2 Re. ports Situation Is Not Desperate

Top Intelligence Officer Says Atom Bombs Not Needed Now Against Reds In North Korea

Intelligence Officer Says U.N. Situation In Korea Not Desperate   Critical Northwest War Front Is Being Stabilized; 10th Corps In ‘Fighting Retreat’; Air Force Lashes Chinese

SEE NO NEED FOR USING A-BOMB   U.N. Lines Are Stabilized In Critical Northwest  AITIEN ENRFES   Make Fighting Retreat To South From Both Sides Of Changjin Reservoir

Allied Line Stabilized In Critical Area   Eighth Army Awaits New Attacks; Retreat Goes On At Changjin

Allied Line © Stabilized; — Reds Strafed   Intelligence Chief Says UN Situation Wot Desnerste Naw

Blames Inability to Hit Manchuria For the Critical Military Situation   Cites Enormous and Unprecedented Hancicay Of Restrictions Against Unlimited Pursuit Of Chinese Reds and Attacks on Home Bases

U. N. Situation Not Desperate, Says MacArthur Spokesman; Waves of Planes Smash at Foe.   EXPECT NEW ATTACK BY REDS SHORTLY

But It Isn’t Hopeless, He Tells Nation  Refuses to Commen On Use of A-Rombs

‘vituation Is Not Hopeless’   MacArthur Doesn't Like Restrictions On Crossing Border

Sth Army Expects New Red Attacks Today or Saturday   Planes Lash Red Chinese Buildup

Situation ‘‘Not Desperate,’’ He Says  Allied Forees Stabilizing  New Line

Allied Line Stabilizing   New Strong Red Attacks Expected Against Shortened Front in Critical Northwest

Situation In Korea Serious Not Hopeless   Gen. MacArthur Describes Military Situation as Critical, Points to U. N. Aerial Restrictions.

Yanks Stabilize Lines For Big  Red Push Due   Possible Goal Of Red Chinese Is Said Teo  Be The 38th Parallel

Restrictions Hamper Work Of MacArthm   Situation s Critical But Not Hopeless, General Asserts In Interviews With U. S. Magazine

MacArthur Says Lack of Authority to Strike At Reds in Manchuria Is Enormous Handicap

Sanctuary in Manchuria Is  UN Handicap   General MacArthur Says _ Situation Unparalleled  In Military Operations

Gen. MacArthur  Says Not Striking Across Border Has Been Big Handicap

Can’t Bomb Chines Across Border; _ Situation ‘Critical But Not Hopeless?

‘Situation _ Of Allies Not Hopeless   MacArthur Confident Reds Can Be Held ;  Without Its Use; . Regroup on New Line

War Two Type Saturation Bombings Successfully Staged By Superforts

HOLIDAY TREK GETS STARTED   Safety Council Predicts Death Toll Will Hit 290.

Millions On Four Day Holiday Trek   290 Traffic Deaths Predicted by N. S. C

17 KILLED IN FIRST 12 HOURS OF HOLIDAY   Predict 290 Will Meet Death as Cars Jam Highway

Americans Are On The Move For Holiday   Usual Tolls Of Death Predicted

Russians Say Plane Fired on Without Cause   Moscow Disputes U. Version of Incident— Declares Plane Was On “Training Flight”

Assertion Made That Aircraft Was on Training Flight; Radio Moscow Broadcasts Statement

Russian Charges Held Against US   Soviets Say Planes Were Unarmed When One Was Shot Down

Russia Claims ‘Plane’ Unarmed _. Broadcast: Charges” .. ~ U.S. Made. Unprovoker  phe ces, cxpront eet aRey

Russians Say Bomber Just Training Ship   Unarmed Craft Fired Or Without Any Grounds Moscow Radio Assert

Russia Says Downed Ship Was Unarmed   US. Is Accused Of Blasting Plane On Routine Flight

Russia Claims Downed Plane Was Unarmed   Ambassador Kirk Refuses to Accept Moscow’s Protest

SOVIETS CLAIM PILOTS DOWNED UNARMED PLANE   Moscow Radio Says Ship  Was On Training Flight When Attacked

Russia Charges Unarmed Plane Was Shot Down   Asks Compensation and Punishment of Those Responsible

Red Bomber Unarmed, Say The Russians   Accuses U. S. of Shooting. Down Defenseless Plane on Training Flight

N.KoreansSend 84 New Russian Units Against Patton Vehicles   U.S. Anchor Line on East. ern Sea Front Collapses; Pusan, Taegu in Danger

Korean Arms Denial Source Under Inquiry  Senate Prepares To Learn Story yoy an  a nee

ARMY DECLARES CHINESE REDS ‘PARTNER’ OF NORTH KOREANS   Report 200,000 Troops Have Been Moved To Korean Border

Chinese Reds Aiding Enemy   Army Calls Communist Ching ‘Full’ Partner 

MO'S SKIPPER ADMITS GUILT   Blame for Grounding Taken by Captain

More Than 30 Wrecks Clog Holiday Roads  Eight Injured As Rain Pours Down; Drivers Arrested

Kight Injured In Weekend Auto Mishaps  Dead End Road Aids  In Driver Capture Afeanw C'alitatan

Russia Expected To Ask Approval Of Peace Plan  UN Committee to Debate Vishinsky's

Vishinsky Talks Today At Assembly   Infamous Stockholiv Peace Appeal Basic Of Proposal

REDS PUSHING STOCKHOLM PEACE APPEAL   Russia Expected to Ask United Nations’ Approval of Notorious Scheme.

Stockholm: “Peace” Plan Before UN   Russian Slated to, Ask Action On t+ Taday

Reds To Ask Appr oval Of  Peace Appeal   Notorious Stockholm Proposals Will Be Advaneed Before UN

Fire Loses Fight ae See aed ms Wee Rush Call * * *  JIndercover Work

Senate Kills All Action On The FEPC   Democrat Senator Lucas Ends Controversy By Filing Cloture Petition

SENATE KILLS FEPC HiEASURE   Controversial Bill I: Shelved For Rest of  Session

‘Senate Kills Further Action On FEPC Bil   Trumanites Lose Bid to Slap on Gag Rule; Vote Is 55 to 33 

Senate Kills Off FEPC Bill Chance   Vote to Bring It Before Senate Beaten

Senate Kills Action  On FEPC for Session      Debate Limitation: 4 to Put én Fails By Nine’ troversig! Measure

SENATE DECIDES ‘FEPC BILL OUT FOR THIS YEAR   Vote for Debate Limitatior Lacks Nine Less Than 64 Required

John Maragon Goes On Trial for Lying   Friend of Harry Vaughan Facing Jury On Indictment Returned Against Him

Maragon s Trial Begins at Capital  Former Vaughan Pal Faces Perjury Jury

John Maragon Faces Charge of Lying at Probe   Capital Big Shots Expected To Be Put Under the Spotlight

Five Percenter Scandal Man Up Before Courts  , Picking Of Jury Begins; Was Key In ‘Freezer’ Deal

Maragon's Trial OnLying Charge Gets Underway  Friend Of Vaughan Is Accused Of Lying To Connie Investoaorors

Ex-Bootblack Charged With Telling Lies    Harry Vaughan’s Pal Could Be Jailed For 40-Year Term

Friend of Gen. Vaughan Appears in U. S. Court With Three Lawyers   Expect ‘Big Names’ A& Trial Proceeds   Figure in 5 Percenter Inquiry Was Indicted on 4 Perjury Counts

TRUMAN AIDE'S FRIEND FACING 40-YEAR TERM   Defense And Prosecution Testimony To Consume Two Weeka

‘Five Percenter’ Goes on Trial   Deep Freeze Donor Appears in Court

Maragon Trial For Perjury Opens Today  Four Counts Face Former Friend Of Gen. Vaughan

John Maragon, Harry Vaughan’'s Friend, On Trial   Jury Chosen To Try Him On Charges Of Lying To Senate Probe-Committec

Case Stems From Probe 0:  5 Percenters Penalty Could   Penalty Could Be as Much As 40 Years in Jail

Accused Of-Lying In Senate Probe Qf 5 Per Centers   Conviction Means He Can Be Jailed For 40 Year Term

Vaughan Pal Indicted For Telling Lies   Jury To Be Chosen In Federal Court; Pleads Not Guilty

John Maragon's Perjury Trial Begins Today   Pres. Truman’s Friend Accused of Lying Four Times

Senate Probers Given Incorrect Data on Business   Former Boot Black Denies He Got Funds for Obtaining Favors

Maragon To Trial For Lying   Accused of 4 Counts Of Perjury Before Senate Investigating Committee   FRIEND OF VAUGHAN   Former Kansas City Shoe Shiner Faces Maximum  Of 40 Years if Guilty

Accused of Lying About His Income   Allegedly Perjured Testimony  nn bn. Cawxka

Selection Of Jurors Gets  Under Way   Ex-White House Intimate Refuses To Discuss Case

Gov’t Accuses Maragon of Lying To Senate Group During Investigation of  Five Percenters.   SOME PROMINENT PERSONS MAY TESTIFY

John Maragon Goes on Trial for Perjury   Accused of Lying in Senate Investigation of Five Percenters

‘Five Percenter’ Testimony Leads To Indictment   Former Shine Boy Could Get Sentence OF Forty Yoore

Vaughan’s Friend Accused Of Lying To Senate Probers   Former Kansas City Bootblack Is Flanked By Three Lawyers; Start Selection Of Jury

John Maragon of Deep Freezer Fame Goes on Trial on Charges of Lying to Senate  Jury Selected Quickly to Hear Case of White House Intimate

Trial Starts For Maragon   Vaughan’s Pal Faces Charge of Perjury in Five-Percenter Probe

Is Accused Of Lying To Senate Group   Fetend of General Vaughan to Be Tried on Four Counts of Perjury

 —FIVE PERCENTER CASE — Jury Picked to Hear Maracgon Periury Trial!

TRY MARAGON, EX-BOOTBLACK, FOR PERJURY   is Accused Of Lying Tx Senate During 5-Per-Center Probe.

JOHN MARAGON FACES COURT   One-Time : Bootblack Is Charged With Lying  To Senate Group

5 Percenter Is Flanked By Lawyers   Grand Jury Accuses Him of Lying Four Times About” His Dealings  Vaughan’s Friend  Presidential Aide Got Deep Freezers; Was Backed by Truman

WITNESo Lol WILL INCLUDE EN, McGARTH   Counsel for Former Vaughn Pal Issues Subpoenas for Notables.

Maragon Goes On Trial For Lying To Committee About Business Affairs

Trial Begins For Maragon   Five Per Cent Agent Js Accused of Lying

Open Maragon Perjury Trial   Government Drops Two Of Five Counts

JOHN MARAGON GOES ON TRIAL   Once Dashed tn and Out Of White House As Vaughan’s Friend  ACCUSED OF PERJURY

Maragon to Trial On Charge He Lied To Senate Group  Former Bootblack: I Denial He Received

Begin Trial Of Maragon, Vaughan Aide  Charged With Lyin;  To Senate Probers  During Inquiry Into ‘Five Per Centers’

Vaughan Aide Goes On Trial For Perjury   Three Lawyers On Hand For Defense Of Ex-Bootblack

Maragon On Trial For Lie In Percenter Quiz   Picking Jury To Try “Friend” Of Gen. Vaughn

John Maragon Perjury Trial Gets Underway   ‘*Peanut Man Among Princes”” Accused of Lying Four Times to Senate Investigators

~ TRIAL OPENS   Jury Being Selected For Man Accussed of Lying In 5 Pct. Case.

J) scheint ~ YIU _—  France Agrees to Formation Of German Combat Teams

France to Call Meeting on Unified Army   Agrees to Permit German Units in Defense Forces

France To Call Meeting To Plan European Army   Agrees To Include West German Troops

Crippled Kids Leave For Outing  At Summer Camry Roseland Kiwanis Give $750 Fund For

Crippled Kids Leave For Outing At Summer Camp   Roseland Kiwanis Give $750 Fund For Craft House

Mandatory Economic Controls  Demanded  Voluntary Plan   Voluntary Plan On Pay and Price Is Worthless,  4 Senators Savy

Senators Urge Price Control Be Mandatory   Voluntary Harnessing O Wages And Prices Held Unworkoble

High Income Taxes Breed High Prices, Balk Industrial Growth, Study Concludes

Tax On Incomes Seen Obstacle To Industry Growth   Research Bloc Says High Levies Breeding Price  Hikes; Chariges Asked

‘Moderate Changes Suggested ‘High Income Taxes Seen Breeding Price Increases, Barring Growth

BIG TAXES SEEN AS DIRECT PATH TO PRICE RISES   Study Indicates That They Are Main Barrier To Industry Growth

Brookings Institution Warns Business Taxes Stifle Growth and Hike Taxes

Tnly Calendar   Wallace Splits With Progressives, Backs’‘U. S. Against Korea

Wallace Backs American, U.N. In Korean War   Splits With His Party Leaders, Urges Strong Action for Solution

Severed Body of Windou Washer Found; Police Believe Rebbery Motive

SEE ROBBERY AS MURDER MOTIVE   IDENTIFY BODY OF TORTURE VICTIM .AS INDIANA ECCENTRIC

In New Yoris City Demonstration  Reds Display Colors In Anti-Policy Rally

REDS RAP U, S. ACTION IN KOREA   Names Of President And MacArthur Booed At Communist - Endorsed Ralle

Disgraceful Heres Banned In Moscow Communist-Front Speakers Yap At Truman, MacArthur

MacArthur and Truman Booed at NYC Meeting   Madison Square Garden Rally Opposes Korean Intervention by U.S.

Red Rally Boos American Chiefs   Names Of MacArthu: Truman Bring Forth Cries Of Derision

Boo Truman At Red Rally In New York   9,000 Persons Attend Meeting To Promote ‘Hands Off Korea’

Marshall Plan Score Added Up \fter Two Years  World Controversy   World Controversy Swirling Around Help Given Europe

Carol Paight Remains  Calm as Mercy Killing Court Trial Continues

House Looking ‘To Senate Side For Control Act   Representatives Postpone Hearing On Compromise Measure

Control Bill To Remain ir Senate Hanes   House Committee Postpones Action on Wage-Price-Rationing Legislation

Conaress Awaits Truman Message President Back  Both Houses Now On Standby Basis After Quick Session

Emergency Rush Seen  In Congres:   Lawmen Wait For Messages From President

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO ASK BIGGER DRAFT CALLS AND HUGE ARMS OQUTLAYS.

Congress Awaits Expected Rush Of Defense Bills   Senate And House Hold Brief Sessions

Congress Holds Off Legislation Till New Year   Major Bills Held Off Until After Presidential Message:

eavy Cuts Demanded--  = TRUMAN BUDGET FOR 1951 DRAWS FIRE OF DEMOCRATS

Two Democrats Oppose Budget; Ask Fund Cuts   Byrd and Douglas Tell of Opinions about Proposed Expenditures; Oleo Action Seen.

Byrd, Douglas Demand Heavy Cuts In Truman  $42 Billion Budget   Strengthen Belief That Congress Is More Eager To Reduce Spending Than Last Year

Fair Dealer Joins Fight  On Deficit   Douglas Suggests &3 Billion Slash In  Truman Estimate

oe  EX-Gech Government Official Pleads Guilty To Spying Charge For U.S.   Gives Fight Renarte

Alleged Spying Guilt Admitted By Gzech Today   Dr. Josef Nestaval  Enters Guilty Plea  at Trial in Prague; Hear Witnesses,

Czech Pleads Guilty to Claims Of U.S. Spying   Former Official Is Among Thirteen at Mass Espionage Trial

State Truman Party Splits Wide Open   Mullen Confirms Rift In Ranks, While Hood Denies His Statement

Boys Together in Lucas . . . cds  Harry Moses, John L. Lewis Ex-lowans, at Opposite End: of Table in Coal Industry

2 Men, Boys at Lucas, la., Chief Spokesmen on Both Sjdes of Coal Parlev

BAND CONCERTS ON WEDNESDAYS   Wednesday Night'Band Concert Programs’, n Streets at 810%

BAND CONCERTS ON WEDNESDAYS   Wednesday Night: Band: Concert Programs. on Streets at §& o’clock.

Russ in New UN Walkout, but Many Delegates Oppose Reorganization

Malik Deserts Parley in U.N.   Onster of China Delegate Brings 21st Walkout

Income Taxes To Remain as They Now Are   Martin Says That He‘ Sees No Prospect of Further Reduction in Income Tax for Years

Sees No Income Tax Cuts For  Many Years   Martin Sharply Criticises Red-Ink Spending Of U. S.

Lawmaker Sees No Future Cuts In Income Taxes   Rep. Martin Says Reduction Passed in 1948 Will be Last On

Doubts Income Taxes Will Be Cut for Years   Rep. Martin Makes Predic: tion at Baltimore Today   HITS SPENDING   Expresses Opinion That 1948 Reduction Will be  Last for Lony Time.

No Tax Cut in Sight  Taft Favors $4 Billion Slash in Truman's Budget

Red Battling © French Solons Fear New Tilts   Communists Beaten In Effort To Stall U. S. Arms Supplies

Crash, Fire Are Feared  In Wyoming   Little Hope Held For Occupants OF Missionary Plane

PLANE OWNED BY MISSIONARY GROUP BURNS   Eight Children Aboard; Down In Isolated Wyoming Area   BOMBER CRASHES

Hunt For Plane In Fatal Crash With 21 Aboarc   ‘Missionary Craft’ Bound  For South America Hite  Mountain In Wsoming

RESCUE GROUPS CLIMB WYOMING MOUNTAIN PEAK’   Missionary Airplane Reported To Have Crashed And Burned---Eight Children Among Victims..

Fear That 21 Lost in Plane   “Missionary Plane With _ Eight Children Among Passengers Lost in Mountains

Plane Rams Wyoming Mt. Search Begins   ‘Missionary Plane with 21  _ Aboard Believed To Have  Crashed, Burned on Mount Moran.

Aircraft En Route lo South America Strikes Mountain  Disaster Overtakes Group Which Lost Ship in Venezuela

2 Believed Dead In Crash Of  Mission Plane In Mountains   EIGHT ABOARD ILL - FATED CRAFT WERE CHILDREN, RESCUE UNITS HEAD FOR SCENE

Mission Plane Hits Wyoming Peak:2 1 Aboard   Slim Hope Held for Am Survivors on Way to South America

Slim Hope for Survivors of Air Disaster   Missionary Plane With 21 Aboard Believed  Crashed in Mountains

PLANE WITH 24 ABOARD HITS PEAK   Eight Children Among Passengers on Missionary Plane Which Crashes IntoWyoming Mountain.   OFF COURSE ON WAY TO BILLINGS   Wreckage Burns; Rescuers Start for Isolated Scene, Doubt Any Survivors Will Be Found.

Eight Children Included in Passenger List; No-Hope Is Held Any Survived Disaster

Rescue Units Start Climb To Wreckage  Little Hope Bialal taw Anew   Little Hope Held for Any  Crash Survivors

Missionary Plane With 21 Aboard Crashes, Burns   Rescue Units Climb Peak; 8 Children Are Among Victims

No Hope Held That Survivors Will Be Found   Fire Is Sighted After Crash in Tetons During Swirling Snow Storm

Flaming Wreckage Seen Above Timber Line Close to Yellowstone   8 Children Listed Among Passengers   New California Plane Headed For Wisconsin And South America

Missionary Plane. With 21 Aboard Believed Down On ‘Wyoming Mountain Peak

Rescue Squads Struggle Up Snowy Wyoming Slope in Search   Hold Little Hope for Passengers Including Eight Children

Rescue Teams Are Dispatched   Resort Owners Reports Sighting Burning Fuselage

Missionary  Plane Down: Carried 21   _ Fight Children Among  * Those Relieved Killed In Crash On Mt. Moran, In Wyoming Snowstorm

Fear 21 Killed Atop 12,100-Fooi Peak in Wyoming   Widows of Earlier Crash Included In List of Passencers

Crait Wrecked, Burned Atop Wyoming Peak   Fire Spotted From Lodge, Seen By Park Rangers

Piane Carrying 21 Plunges In Wyoming Storm   Eight Children Among Vietims Of Mountain Crash; Park Superintendent Sights Burning Wreck

Buing Debris Is Sighted High in Teton Park   Rescue Units Trying to Reach Scene on Mount Moran

Mission Plane En Route to Pick Up Others  - Rescue Units Head  Of Scene of Crash

“ULTIMATUM TO ROLL BACK PRICES ISSUED   Car-Makers Refuse To Make Cut As Many  Costs Zoom

FBI To Question Fuchs In London  Seeks To Learn Doctor’s U. §. Contact:

St. Luke’s Chureh Dinner Tonight  , pre: SS Oe MR et   Mark Howard Will Be the Speaker

St. Luke’s Church  Dinner Tonight   Mark Howard Will Be the Speaker

A-Bomb Attack Now Would Find US Unprepared   Nation Could Not Handle Chaos Of Deaths, Damages

Rau Confident Of Favorable  China Answer   ‘Truce’ Group Discusse Possible Resolution Kar Seithement

Oil Drilling Hits New Low Peak This week   No New Projects Underway In Stephens Area

Oil Drilling Hits New Low Peak This week  No New Projects   No New Projects Underway InStenhenc Aren

Vein Collapsed Hours Before . Injection, Claim  Opinion Explained; Expect Case To Go Ta laewl ate Thurcdayv

Expert Says Air Not Death Cause   Defense Pathologist Testi fies In Dr. Sander  TT?

Impossible For Dr. Sander To Inject Needle Into Vein, Pathologist States

INSURANCE PAYMENT DELAYS EXPLAINED   More Than $25,000,060 In Dividends Has Been Paid Maryland Veterans

Hitch Develops In. GI Insurance Pay Special Cases Outlined By  The Veruans Admin Bi me ce

Slippery Sooner !s Still at Liberty in New Jail Break Try   Homer Cook, Jail Break Maestro, Pursued by Posse of 4000; No Clue To Whereabouts of Muskogee Man

‘Okiahoma Eel’ Jumps GI Jail For Third Time   4,000 Comb Munich Area; Homer Cook Skips before Trial

Truman ls Ready ToReturn Home After Vacafion  Stumping Tour Soon Is Plan Of President To Push Program

President Is Spoiling For Fight   Ready to Take On Republicans as He Plans Big Trip

REACH MEXICO CITY   ‘Governor Carison and Group of Farmers Are on a Tour

Jail for Harry Bridges Looms  Government Seeks Revocation of Bond

U. S. Criticizes Hasty Attitude In Red Attack   State ‘Department Studies Secret Berlin Report Before Actine

Millers Slightly Hurt in Crash  Car Pulled Off Road To Avoid Truck Wreck

Democrats To Decide Who'll Oppose  Capehart At Convention Tomorrow

Authorizes Use Of ‘Special Flag  Appointment Of Ceneral Due Soon

MacArthur Can Be Named UN Commander   Security Council Authorizes Use of Its Flaq

UNIFIED COMMAND TO BE GIVEN MacARTHUR   United Nations Clears Way For His Appointment As Head Of Forces In Korea

UN Authorizes Its Flag Flown With America’s On Korean Battlefields

Supreme ULN. Commander   MacArthur Given Free Hand to Battle Reds

Gen. M’Arthur UN Commander   Seeatin Council -Autho“rizes Hoisting Of New Flaq =

Clear Way for Appointment of MacArthur by UN   To Be First Supreme Com mander of Korea UN  Forces

UN Clears Way for Naming Mac   Authorizes Command Headed by American

Gen.MacArthurToBeNamed First Supreme Commander  Of United Nations Forces   General Authorized To Fly Flag of U.N. Beside Old Glory  In Korea Warfare   CHINESE REDS’ BOAST May Be for Home Reading

GENERAL MACARTHUR TO BE NAMED   UN Paves Way for Post of Supreme Commander in Korea

French Main Body Is Safe   Rear Guards Cover Retreat! of Garrison From Thatkhs ir Indachina.

Racket-Busting Jury Indicts 60  Finde ‘Sardid Camhiina’ at Miami Flarida

Sordid Miami baming Bared by Grand Jury  One Winter Visitor Drops Half Million

Many Indictments Issued in Move Revealing Much Gambling in Miami

‘Seven Corporations and 53 Individuals Indicted In Florida Gambling Inquiry

Miami Jury Indicts ’Phone \Company ; Others in Gambling. Vice and Pav-Off of Sheriff

Dade Co. Crime Probe Is Ended   Blistering Review  Of Conditions Given

Miami Grand Jury Concludes Four Months Of Work With Attack on Florida Gambling

MIAMI RACKETS ARE DENOUNCED BY GRAND JURY   Gambling Bitterly Scored By Group As Seven Corporations And 53 Individuals Are Indicted.

SENATOR IS IRKED AT QUICK DEFENSE OF JOHN SERVICE   SAYS DEPARTMENT SHOULD WAIT FOR REVIEW OF RECORD

Diplomat’s Loyalty Record At Stake... . State Department Assailed  For Defending Accused Man

Fight Begun On Diplomat   Service Is Ordered To Return For Check

Mundt Adds To Criticism  Senator Hits Defense Of Dinlomat Service

Mundt Joins  In Criticism   Hits at State Department for Defending Service Before Investigation.

STATE DEPARTMENT HOLD FAST IN McCARTHY FIGHT   . Deputy Undersecretary Defends * Lovalty of Diplomat John Service

Accused Consuls Defense Without Proot Assailed   New Probe of Loyalty Record Should Come First—Mundt

State Department Off Base, Is View Of Senator Mundt   Endorsement Of John Service, U. S. Consul To In dia, Should Have Been Withheld Pendingen Probe. Savs Lawmaker

SERVICE DEFENSE SCORED BY MUND1     State Dept. Criticized For   State Dept. Criticized For Not Waiting For New Loyalty Probe

Says Department Too Speedy With  Its Endorsements  McCa rthy Ans newer s State

Diplomat’s Defense Criticized   State Department Should Wait Probe.  Senator Declares

Mundt Blasts State Dept. for Karly Backing Ot Diplomat   Service Defense Comes ‘With Poor Grace,’ Senator Savs

Mundt Raps Endorsement  Of Diplomat   State Department's Defense of Employe Called “Poor Grace” By GOP Congressman

DEFENSE OF ACCUSED MAN IS ASSAILED   ‘Department’s Attitude On Service Case Irks Sen. Mundt

Mundt Attacks State's Defense Of Probe Figure  Backs Up McCarthy Motives in Answer To Acheson Aide

Did Not Waif for Report on Lovalty: Mund!   Warm Endorsement After McCarthy Word on Red Link Assailed

Mundt Says Poor Grace Is Displayed   Diplomat Coming Back Because of Senator  M'Carthy Charges

Service Defense Rapped   Mundt Criticizes State Department For New Stand

POLICE CHIEF KILLS GUNMAN AT EVARTS   No Charges Placed Against Chief After Gun Battle

DEWEY ATTACKS DEMOCRATS FOR HOSPITAL BLUNDER   Governor Sees Oppositior Poorly Informed On  Ctade’c Riscinece

Asks Conaress Draft Doctors  Want Bill Passed   Want Bill Passed Before Adjournment

Johnson Asks Doctor Drait   Makes Request For ‘Substantial Call’ To House Group

Doctor, Dentist  Draft Law Uroed  Johnson Proposes Immediate Calls

Draft Doctors, Dentists Plea   Truman for Johnson Request To Conaress

Johnson Asks Doctor Draft  Measure Is Already Presented in House

50,000 Draft Quota Expected In November   Army Pushes Buildup With Call for 47,000  More Reservists   Draft of Doctors and Dentists Asked by Defense Secretary

Calls for Draft Ot Physicians, Dentists ‘to 45   Johnson Cites Short. age; Hearings to Be. gin On Monday

Asks Draft Of Doctors, Dentists   Johnson’s Request Is Followed By House Bill; Hearings Will Start On Monday

Johnson Urges  Draft of Doctors  Hearings to Begin Monday on Bill to Authorize Induction

Johnson Seeks Law To Draft U.S. Doctors  Defense Secretary Sets Age Limit Of 45 On Medical Men

Defense Secretary Has Plan To Call Doctors, Dentists With ‘Limited’ Service In Last War

Johnson Calls For Drafting Of Doctors   Asks Congress to Take Medics, Dentist Through Age 45

Defense Department Asks Authority To Draft Needed Doctors. Dentists

DOCTOR, DENTIST DRAFT IS ASKED   Bill Introduced In House Calling For Use Of Those Up. To 45°Years Of Ave.

Two American Women Arrested in Soviet Sector of Berlin But Russians Make Denial

Kremlin Called War Agitator  U.S. Backs Stand Of  Nationealict Ching

UN. TO DESATE CHINA ISSUE   Britam, U. 8. Disagree Over Investigating  China’s Charge

U.S., Britain On Opposing Sides In UN   Question Of Chine Probe Causes Split In Allies

US, Britain Are On Opposite Sides of Fence   Different Views Greet Nationalist Charge Against Russia

ance Cautiously N. Korean Front   U.S.-British Split Again OnRedChinaQuestion

—U. N. DEBATES QUESTION— Britain, UsS: At Odds Over A: geression Probe

U.S., Britain Disagree * °  On Aggression Inquiry   Probe Of Russia’s Moves In China Would Be Useless, Coulson Says: Tsiang Blames Kremlin For War

U. N. Investigation of Russ Acts Would Be, Useless, Briton Says,

Army Calls 62,000 Reserves for Duty  Defense Department Issues List of Critical Jobs. Essential Industries

First Gall Is Set For Next Month   Individual Reservists d To Cet 21 Months

TO CALL OUT 62,000 ARMY RESERVISTS   individual Reservists Not in Organized Units to Be Summoned in September and October.   32,000 IN CAMP BY SEPTEMBER 15   Enlisted Men to Be Summoned “‘With or Without Their Consent” and Used as Replacements.

Men Called Face Service Of 21 Months  September, October  Pool Comes From

First Men to Be in Camp by September 15   Priority on Basis of Number of Dependents —Fifth Army Area to Furnish 18,406 Men

Army to Order Up 42,000 Reservists By End of October  Priority to be Based On Dependents; All Are Enlisted Men

Call Applies To Enlisted ‘Reserve Only   Men Will Be Summoned In September, October To Fill Out Units

Enlisted Men Who Are Not in Organized Units to Be Affected   First Group of 32,000 Will Be in Camp By September 15; 18.406 From 5th Army Area

Army To Call Out 62,000 More Reserves  Additional Men To Be Ordered Out In September, October

Consent Isn’t Necessary for Latest Order  No Officers To Be Summoned at First

Army Will Call 62,000 Individual Reservists in September, October

Army Calling 62,000 Individual Reservists   First Quota Will Be In Camp by Septembe 15: Will Be Used Primarily to Bring Nationa Canrd Orcanized Reserves to Full Strength

First 32,000 Are Scheduled To Be In Camp By Sept. 15th   Men Between 19 And 25 Will Be Called First And Priority Will Be Determined By Number Of Dependents.

Army To Call  More Reserves   Will Tap 62,000 Inactive Reserves For 21-Month Duty

62,000 ARMY VETERANS GET DUTY ORDERS   Mid-West Area To Furnish 18,406; 19-25 Year Olds First.

Involves Men Not In Regular Reserve Units   Army Order Applies Only To Enlisted  Men; Those In 19-25 Aae Group Go First

Army Calls 62,000 Members Of Reserv Into Active Duty.   Non-Organized Enlisted Units Will Report To Camps by September 1.

Enlisted Men No! In Units To Get Orders   Group Is Expected To Report During Next Two Months

First 32,000 Due In Camp By Sept. 15   19-To-26 Group Will Go First For 21 Months Of Duty

Army To Cail Up 62,080 Reservists   No Exemptions, Tour Of Duty Will Be 21 Months

Individual Reservists   To Face Call   Army Announees Plan To Dispatch Orders To 62.000

Yanks Stop North Korean Drive © _ Toward Pusan; Army Reserves To Be Called un in Sentemhber

To Call 62,000 Reservists In. Next 2 Months  First On Officer And Enlisted List Tr, Ra EFenm 106 @n DE

Army Begins To Call Out  Reservists   Over 62,000 Enlisted Reservists Will Be Called By October

First To Report For Active Duty About Sept. 15   Younger Reserves  To Be Called First

Men To Be In Service By Early Fall   September-October Dates Eyed For © 91.-Month Tours

ARMY CALLING UP 62,000 OF ITS RESERVES   Individual Reservists Te Come From Pool Of  Enlisted Men

Army To Call For 62,000  Réservists   To Be Used Primarily To Bring National Guard And Organized Reserve To Strength

Weather   Effects Men Not In Any Organized Unit  Reserves Will Serve For 21 Months; as. 0 0 OUP? . lO CL nw C8

Army To Call 62,000 Men  From Reserve   5th Corps Area, including lowa, To Take 18,406

FIRST 32,000 IN TRAINING SEPT. 15   Will Be Drawn From Poo Of 185,000 Men  ORDER GIVEN   To Build Up National Guard, Reserve Units; Most To Be Veterans

Men Without Dependents  To Go First   No Members Of Units Included

First 32,000 To Be Called by Sept. 15, 30,000 by Oct. 15  Order Affects Only Enlisted Men in Non Organized Reserves

Non-orgranized And  Volunteer Reserves To Be Summoned “With Or Without Consent.”

Army to Summon Individuals; 21 Months of Duty      Units Will Be Called Up Later: Come from All Parts of U. S.

Army Will Cal! Out 62,000 Reservists   To Be Summoned For 2) Months Of Duty

62.000 Men To Receive Orders Soon   Report For 21 Months Active Duty In Army

MEN ENROLLE AS INDIVIDUALS WILL-GO FIRST   Must Serve 2! Months “With Or Without Their Consent’’— Those In Units Not Yet Called. 

Amny Will Call 62,000 Reserves In Two Months  Will Be Taken for 21 Months of Duty

Army Summons Taking 62,000 From Reserve:   September, Octoher Calls With, Without Consent: Only Enlisted Personnel

Ar my To Call 62. ,000 ) GI's For 21 Months Active Duty      Call Will Be ‘With Or Without’ Their Consent: Aim Is To Bring Reserve, Guard Units To Full Strength

Army To Call Reservists for 21 Months Duty   62,000 to Be Summoned During September and October

Army To Call Up 62,000 Reserve Enlisted Men   Pictures on Page 15

Enlisted Men Due for Duty By October 15   Thase 19 to 25 Top iimy List; Dependents Factor

Army Plans to Call Up 62,000 Reservists in Next Two Months With or Without Consent.

ENLISTEO MEN  WILL BE Wot TO FILL UNIT!   ‘Drawn from Pool of 185,000 Will Be Subject to 21 Months of Duty.

Army To Call Up 62,000 Reservists In Sept., Oct. For 21 Months Of Duty

Will Be Used to Strengthen  Guard Units   No Officers Incladed In Call; Will) Report In September - October

Army Calls 62,000 Non-Organized Reservists for 21 Months Servicee

Enlisted Men Will Report For 21-Months Hitch   First 32,000 Men To Be In Camp By Sept. 15, Rest By Mid-October; In 19-25-Year Bracket

Non-Organized Reserves Face Active Duty Call   Army to Summon 62,000 to Report for 21 Months Service

Army To Call 62,000 Reservists, All Enlisted Men, For 21 Months’ Service

Army Call For 62,000 Planned Soon   1,000 Reservists From State Likely  To Be Summoned

Army To Call Un 62,000 Reservists   Will Be Ordered to Duty During September and October

Army Will Call 62,000 Reserves  Into Camp Soon  Men To Fill Gaps In Army, Guard By September

Army Plans Cal  of Individuals From Reserve   Unorganized Force To be Tapped for 62.000 Men

Call for 62,000 Non-Organized Army Reserves   Summons Set Sept.-Oct.; Services Set Yardstick for Deformenitsc

Individual Reservists  Are Called   Army Wants 62,000 During Months Of September, October

Army Reserve: Will Be Galled In Two Months  = ue. 3 EE... 1.3   Enlisted Men Told Call Is “With Or  Witant Caneant’!

18,406 Ordered from Midwest  19 to 28 Year Olds ta Re Cedarad tia

Army To Summon Unorganized Men   Those Called To Be Between 19 And 25 With Priority To Be Determined By Number Of Dependents; Mostly Veterans

67,000 Affected As Calls Near For Reservists  Alobamion s inclu ude In Third

Europe Can't Pay Off Loans  Refunds To Americd May Wait 50 Years

Fate Of Enemy In South Sector Reported Sealed   Marines Place U. S. Flag Over Soviet Consula Biz Battle Shakes City

Fanatical Fight Wrecking City   All Escape Routes Closed to Enemy Caught in South

‘BABY’ HAD ON HER WARPAINT—BANDITS LOSERS EEE BANDITS LOSERS  Burglars Rob Billy Rose’s Home Of $100,000, Miss $250,000 In Jewels

Break at Home Of Billy Rose   Bandits Obtain Loot Valued at $100,000 From Show“man's Town House.

Billy Rose In $100,000 Loss To 3 Bandits  New York City Hom Of Showman Looted

‘Baby’ Saved Her War Paint But— Yeggs Get $100,000 Haul In Rose’s Home

Thieves Take Loo! Valued At $100,000 From Home Of Billy Rose In New York

$100,000 FUR, JEWELRY RAID ~— ON COLUMNIST   New York’s Billy Rose ‘Glad’ Bandits Missed Other Gems Wife Wore

£sauUchkea mosce-—  Bandits Catch Billy Out Playing, Get $100.000 In Furs and Jewelry

Billy Rose's Apartment Is Buralarized   $100 000 in Furs and Jewelry Stolen; Other Rich Loot Ignored by Three Touch Invaders

Bandits Raid Rose Home, Take Loot   Showman Says $100,000 Is Carried Of in Fure and Jewelry

MILITARY LEADERS PRAISE PLAN  U.S. Joins Eleven Other Western Nations In Secret Defense Pact .

US. Approves Defense Plans  Of Pact Lands   Deter, Defend Defeat Red Aggression Is Slogan Of West Ministers

GOPRally To Peak Today   Fog on Gubernatorial Candidates May Be  Cleared Up at Kansas Dav Rananet Tonight

‘Rent Gouging’ to Be Resisted   Milwaukee Mayor Will Use Emergency Power

Letter to Senator Maybank Says Rationing and Con trol Powers Would Not Be Objectionable

Green Light On Controls   Truman’s O. K. Means Standby Wage-Price Action Almost Certain

Truman Does No! itt fo Stand       r Word Clears Way for ~~ Bar on Wages, Prices”

Truman Nod Makes War  Controls Likely   Wage. Price Clamps Due To Be on Standby Basis

Almost Certain Congress Will Grant Powers   Would Curb Wages Prices, Start Ration: ing When Needed

Quick Action On Standby  Controls Seen   Wage - Price - Rationing Taw Held Certain as Truman (ives OK

Tells Senator He Would Give Such Laws OK   President’s Nod All Committee Wants

TRUMAN WONT OBJECT TO STAND-BY POWERS   Wage-Price Controls Clesse   Malik Action Is Challenged

President Has No Objection to Stand-by Curbs   Statement Makes It Virtually Certain Powers Will Be Voted

TRUMAN OKAYS STANDBY PLAN FOR CONTROLS   President Has No Objec tion To Wage-PriceRationing Measure

No Objection On Powers as  A Standby   Proposal to be on “Clamp to Prices; Also on Wages

HST ‘Consents’ To Wage-Price Standby Powers  Committee Works On Leaiciatian   Committee Works On Legislation Providing Curbs Over U. S. Economy

All-out Controls Come Step Nearer  Rationing Looms as Possibility   Rationing Looms as Possibility Under Plan Favored in Conaress

Stand Given In Message To Maybank   Congress Certain To Grant Powers In Civil Feoveomy

President Has No Objection To Being Given Stand-By Control Over Waaes, Prices

Virtually Certain Truman Will Gef Stand-By Powers   Baruch’s Plea Create: Growing Sentiment For Full Control!

Standby Control Powers Viewed As Certainty  President Gives Congress Nod Of Acceptance

Congress Heads For Mopilization Talk And Votins   Sentiment Appears Sirong For AlRkOut Measure. At LeastiAs A Stand-By

Truman Nod To Full Control Standby Power   Baruch’s Ideas ‘Almost Certain To Be Enacted

Legislation For Controls When Needed Favorec   Stand-By Powers For President Held Certain

President’ s Nod Virtuaily Assures Stand- By [Powers for Wage-Price Controls, Rationing

President Has No Objection To Stand-By Powers  Sian paar ioe —  Defense Produc sien’ VWéldin ten

Congress About Ready To Vote Most Controls   Preliminary Tests Like: ly Today As Sentiment Mounts.

Tr ‘uman Ready F ‘or Standby  Control Power   President’s Assent Assures Quick Congress Action And Legislation

Truman Says Controls Up to Congress   _ Has Ne Objection Hf Solgns-Enact © Strict Regulations

Green Light Flashed On Control Act   President Willing To Accept Powers On Stand-Bv Basis

No Objection To More Power Says Truman   Nod of Consent Almost Guarantees Grant by Congress

Standby P  F orWar Contro! Is         Truman Officially Announces He Has No ‘Objection’ to Law Giving More War Authority

Measure Under Consideration Would Provide President With Stand-By Powers To Invoke All-Out Economic Mobilization

Chief Executive Has No Objection To lEnactment of Stand-By Regulations

Congress To Give Truman  Wide Powers   President Says He Has No Objections To Levislation

Miami Feels Wintry Lash  Truman Misses Dip   Truman Misses Dip In Key West Waters

AIRCRAFT CARRIER 1S COMMISSIONED .   U. S. S. Oriskany Newly Remodeled For War Duty

Essex Carrier, First In Fleet, Is Commissioned   Oriskany Is Named for Famed Battle of Revolution

Recognizes Emergency Very Serious   Hopes Increase That Judge Keech May Hand Down Contempt Decision Before Nightfall.

Draw Jurors For New Term Of Cass Court   Twenty Names Drawn as Prospective Grand Jurars .by  2  County Clerk Georee: Cline

Jurors Drawn For January Term af Court   Twenty Prospective Grand Jurors and Sixty Prospective Petit Jurors on Panels

The Indianhead-Outfit, the Fighting Second, May Again Be Called onin Korea

World Diplomats Gather To Open Critical UN Meet   Assembly Session Is Most Important In All Its History

Assembly Faces Most Critical Meet In History   Vishinsky Is Expected t Reopen Fight For Red China

Top. Diplomat: At Opening Of UN Assembly   Vishinsky Speeding To New York, Plans To Attend Session

Top Diplomats Of 59 Nations Gathering For Fifth Assembly   World Differences To Be Aired During

Fifth Assembly Most Critical In UN History   Top Diplomats of 59 Nations Assembled to Weigh Concern Over East-West Differences

Top Diplomats Of World Set For UN Session   Fifth And Most Critical Meeting Of General Assembly Opens

900 DELEGATES REPRESENTING 09 NATIONS   Sessions May Continue Foi Next Three Months

U.N. Assembly Convenes For Grave Session .  Vishinsky To Reopen Russian Attempt To Seat Red Chinese

TEMPERATURE   Assembly Meets In New York   Top Diplomats See Soviets In ‘Hichtine’ Mood

Fifth General ° Assembly Of UN Is Opened Today  Diplomats Meet For Vital Session Of World Oraanization

Vishinsky Is Expected to Open Talk   Soviet Foreign Minister Might Demand Once  More U.N. Act. Upon © Rn =   India Takes Move   Chinese Representation “Is Put on Provisional Anenda

TROUBLE FACES UNITED NATIONS   Top Diplomats Assemble For Most Critical Meeting In U. N. History—ChinaKorea Issues.

Crucial Meet Of UN Group Opens Today   Review of World Troubles May Take 3 Months; Red China Poses Big Problem

NEA Photographer Gives Eyewttness Account of  Attempt On Life of Truman

On the Spot At Blair Shooting   ‘News Photographer, Just Going by, Grabs Camera and Gets First Pictures of Affray

50 PER CENT OF OHIQANS DEFERRED   Draft Law Exempts Vets. Those With Dependents

Half of Draft-Age Ohioans Who Have Been Classified Are Veterans or Have Dependents

Mrs. Elonzo Schreckhise Hostlene ba bittonwlllioc. Matanhhawe flak

5 New Precincts For Ninth Ward In April Primary  Growth Of Community Roflocted In Action

France Will Get Two Destroyer Units IInder Foreion Militarv Aid Program

France Will Get Light Destroyers — in Arms Program  Vikas Rhebiewe Foose:   Other Nations Listed For Ships, Planes; B-29s to Britain

France Getting 1 U. S. Warships  ei oe Aid  mm rrr O6illeelCO A wit M

France Receives  US Military Aid   Two Destroyer Escorts Make Up First Foreign Arms Aid To Europe

France Gets Its First 2 U. S. Warships Under Foreign Aid Program Aug. 12

PARSONS WINS AUTO RACE IN INDIANAPOLIS   Records Fall As Rain Halts Speed Event After 345 Miles

Johnny Parsons Wins Shortened 500-Mile Race   National ’49 A. A. A. Race Champion Leads As Sudden, Heavy Rain Halts Speed Classic At 345 Miles; Averages 124 M. P. H., Shatters String of Speedway Records

Parsons Wins At Indianapolis As Brief Deluge Halts Race  New Champ Breaks Several Records, Averages 124 MPH For The 345 Miles

Rain Halts Big Race At 345 Miles   California Man Sets New Record Speed Average

Parsons Wins On Speedway To Set Recore   Rain, Ends Race At 345 Miles; Winner Averages 124 MPH ©—

PROSPECTS FOR GOOD JOBS IN TWO GLASSES   But Business Graduates Will Be in Oversupply   SAYS GOVT. OFFICIAL

U. S. Reaches New Record  In Production  $270 Billion Mark Hit Before Korean War Adde Imnetuse

Accused Killer Of Union Organizer Laury e Surrenders To Columnist. Then Police

Accused Killer Surrenders  Gives Up to Winchell In New York Stabbing

Wanted Man Gives Self Up To Police   Man Accused of Fatal Stabbing Surrenders To Walter Winchell

1950 Auto License Plates Cost State Only 23c Pair   Validation Tags For 1951 To Cost Oynlua Nlickle

Legislature May Challenge Pension Boost   Democrats Have 6-Vote Margin in Representatives

Cotton Quota Used In Fight AgainstSouth   FEPC Supporters Delay Action Cn Changes In Act ‘To Get Even’

Reds Chargec With Taking Scrap Metal   Paris Treaty Broken When Shipments From Berlin Confiscated

WESTERN POWERS ACCUSE RUSSIA OF VIQEATING PACT   Protest Soviet Seizure O Scrap Metal Shipments  1 -.........

‘SEVERAL SHIFTS SEEN ‘Truman Expected To Name  ‘Little Cabinet’ Chiefs

Expect Truman Will Announce Appointments  Series Of Shifts In ‘Little Cabinet’ Indicated Today

2 Northern Ohio Men Said Killed   Shelby, Elyria Servicemen _Included On Korea Casualty Lisi By Department Of Defense.

ARMY NOT CONCEALING KOREAN WAR LOSSES   Senator Bridges Had Said Nation Would Be Shocked At Casualties

Auto Traffic Lights To Be Changed Here  Efforts Will Be Made to Change   Efforts Will Be   Made to Change All Remaining Overhead Lights

Auto Traffic Lights To Be Changed Here   Efforts Will Be Made to Change All Remaining Overhead Lights

Blonde College Senior Goes on Trial for Mercy Death of Dad   Carol A. Paight Claims It Was Love and Affection. Not Hate and Malice

Gen. Walker Awaits His Orders on What todo With Tr apped Koreans

120 Arrested as Reds Stace Bitter Riot in Paris   — Banteact Diary

RED DEMONSTRATION DISPERSED BY COPS   ‘Most Bitter Clash In Paris Since  End Of War: 120 Placed Under Arrest

Another Big Battleship May Go Into Service Soon   Likely To Replace ‘Migh. ty Mo’ As Training Vessel

SOONER FARMER SHOT TO DEATH   Rifle Found by Body of 4€ Year-Old Mon oct Home Near Idabel

Smith’ s Defeat OFN. C. ‘Sen: Graham Rocks Truman: Seek Way To Stem Southern Revoit

Western GOP Leaders Meet To Discuss Recapture of Farm Votein Election This Fall .

Americans Outnumbered Four To One   Fighting Is Heavy At Breakthru Point

Reds in Yank Clothes Gain  sare — pagent Leaves la nital Per rive

Troops Disguised In U. S. Uniforms Threaten Position   Reds Believed To Have Launched Full Scale Attack On Kum River Defenses

Invaders Disguised By Yank Uniforms   Attackers Pour Down Hills Behind Lines near Taejon

North Koreans Slip Through Lines In Civilian Clothing   U.S. Outnumbered Four to One

Heavy righting Is Raging For River Barrier   Artillery Fire Is Deadly But Attack  Proavec Relantlecc

Savage Fighting Reported In Battle Shaping Up As Show DownFightFor Korea

Red Soldiers Disguised In American Uniforms; Violent Fighting Rages   Yanks Determined to Hold Kum River Line or Die: Hear Saturday D-Day

Disguised Reds Crack U.S. Lines Along Kum Rive   Korean Communists Hit in ‘Large Force’ Northwest of Taejon

Violent Fighting Rages Along Kum River In Taejon Sector; North Koreans Strike In barge Force   OUTNUMBER V. 8. FORCES 4TO 1

Violent Fighting Flares Along Kum   Strong N. Korean Units Clad In U. S. Uniforms Cross River

Strong Forces Hit Americans  On South Bank   Troops Disguised Jn Our Uniforms— Canital Evacuated

"— DECEPTION —  GIs Can’t Tell Friend From Foe   BATTLE RAGES ON SOUTH BANK

Today's Sky   100,000 Troops Thrown In Drive On Wide Fronts  Gain Up To 8 Miles;  Mochethur Flies To Chack On Oneration

POT 100,000 MIAN ARIAY ON HURRY UP JOB   Wants to Make Good Promise  i Boys Will Be Home  for Christmas.

100,000-Man Army Is Engaged In Gigantic Assault Along An '80-Mile Front In the Northwest

Korean War Offensive Launched   UN Forces Hope To End Fighting With Sudden Blow

MacArthur Ends Lull With General Drive   Assault Moving Ahead Against ‘Stubborn But Failing Resistance’ Says General

Troops Drive 8 Miles In Big Pincer Movement — Planes Cover Advance — MacArthur At Front To Direct Operation— Hopes War Over By Christmas

DRIVE LAUNCHED TO HASTEN END OF KOREAN WAR   United Nations Divisions Move Against Enemy In Giant Pincer Movement —  Losses Are Light.

Attack Follows Schedule, Says MacArthur   Supreme Commander Makes Bold Flight Te Direct Allout Assault

Advances Range To Eight Miles —   Allies Move Forward Against ‘Failing’ Resistance: U. N. Casualties Are Light

Allied Attack In N. W. Korea Meets ‘Stubborn But Failing Red Resistance

LOSSES LIGHT AS UN FORCES FORGE AHEAD   General MacArthur Renews Pledge to Have Men  Home By Christmas

UN Gains Range Up To 5 Miles   Attack Reported Moving ‘According To Schedule’ Against ‘Stubborn But Failing Resistance,, MacArthur Says

100,000 Troops Join In All-Out Offensive   MacArthur Tells GI’ They'll Be Home For Christmas

100,000 Men of U.N. Army Try to End War Quickly   MacArthur Flies Over Border and Front at Push-Off

100,000 Attack To.End War Before Holidays   Commander Flies to Battlefront to See Attack Get Rolling

Offensive Pushes Red Force Back   Action May Man Early End to War, MacArthur Declares

MacArthur At Front: He Feels Victory Is Near   Allies Advance in Giant Pincers Move; Resistance Failing »

MacArthur Flies To the Front to Direct Offensive      U. N. Commander Says'He Hopes Gl’s Will Be Able to Enjoy Christmas Dinner at Home

Draft Boards Over Nation Map Plans   Many Who Failed To Register Now Falling In Line

Headquarters In Most Cities swamped By Calls   No General Rush of Volunteers

Boards Set To Call Up Young Men   Draft Boards Await Assignments Of Quota Lists Fo Each State

Staff Chiefs To Visit Tokyo   Collins And Sherman Departing Saturday ~ For Orient

Armed Leaders To Go To Toky   To Determine Needs. There and See What Ja Going On

‘Gears’ To Look Around  Collins And Sherman Or Flying Trip To Tokyo

Top Military Men to Tokyo   Gen. Collins And Admiral Sherman To Leave Saturday

BY AIR TO TOKYO   Top Army and Navy Lead ers to Get First Hand Information

Army, Navy Leaders Will Fly To Tokyo  Collins And Shermai   Collins And Sherman To See What's Going On, Determine Needs

Hoover Plan Wins Praise And Disfavor   Top Democrats Favor Russia Ouster by UN, Dulles Cites Danger

SUCH A STEP ‘QUESTIONED   -Former President Hoover's: Plan  - for Reorganization of ‘United Nations Without Russia and Satellites: In : Opposed: by State Tidiewtnik ow. 2:

Mutiny Of Natives Blamed For Uprising  Dutch Army Group   Dutch Army Group Stages Raid In Batavian Area

Peurifoy May Have iToTestify   McCarthy Charges Him  With Amerasia Pay Off   Deal

13 Road, Bridge Contracts Let By Commission   Federal Aid Jobs Total $1,250,000; Four Bids Rejected

Legion Balks At Hoover Plan For Economies   “Not Right Way’ To Get Results, Commander Says

Ohio Leaders Protest _ Vets’ Officials Up In  Arms Over Hoover Plan

Truman Sees Peace as Acheson Asks ‘More Arms; An Explanation Sought

REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGH FOR SERVICE   Report Mentals Are Highe: Now Than Before World War IT

REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGH FOR SERVICE   Report Mentals Are Higher _ Now Than Before World War Il   TWO CLEAR HURDLE

RAIDS DISTURB KOREA VOTING   Major Disruptions Promised By Communist North Don’t Show Up

Bride-to-Be Falls From Cab of Truck   Accident In Erie Halts Wedding In December

Four District Men Lost In Korean War   Relatives Notified By Army; Belong To Fighting Divisions

Stand Is Firm On Inspection  Of Atom Bomb  TT sun one coe @ awe W as Sen ae   Truman Says Value of Baruch Control Plan Still Good

Domestic Help Goes Under Social Security Jan. ; Housewives to File Reports

Public Education in Balance  State Aid to Sectarian- Ruin Schools Questioned in Suit

Americans Hurl Back Red Drive   U.S. Troops Make Minor Gains, Fall Back Elsewhere

Communists Advance In  The North   Yanks Fall Back To New Defense Lines Near Taeaqu

U.S. Infantry and Armor Recapture Heights—Kumchon Abandoned _by  Firct Cavalry Divicrdia:   .8-HOUR TANK BATTLE

AMERICANS SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES IN COUNTERATTACK   Battle To Guard Pusan; Troops In North Give Up, . Fall Back To New Line

Chinju Heights Retaken By 24th Infantry Attack   Ist Cavalry Falls Back Toward Naktong River As 2 American Drives Fail In 18-Hour Fight

Truman Starts Flight for Talk With MacArthur   President Hopes _ Ways to Counter Reds Will Result

President Hopes To Counter Reds In Pacific Talks  Far Eastern Threat Du sto Be dks died Mac. r Parle,

Sea Parley Linked to Peace Goal   President Voices Hope Of Contribution by MacArthur Talk.

Way to Counter Reds In Far East Is Sought   ‘Pres. Truman Hopeful H and Gen. Mac:      “Tem ‘in, Coming Pacific - Meeting— Talks Before: Missouri. ‘Eastern Star.   “PEACE PROGRESS “NOTED.

Stops in St. Louis; Says He Hopes Trip Will Aid Peace   MacArthur Expected to Warn Communists Will Strike Somewhere Else in Asia; Meeting Probably on Wake.

TrumanHas ‘Hopes’ for  Peace Plan   President Foresees His Mecting in Pacific to That End, He Deelares   May Go to Wake   Chief Exceutive’s Party Has Idea Island Will Be Spot

Truman Hopes To Find Way  Toward Peace   Meeting With MacArthur Is Preliminary Before Talks on Foreign Police  

Truman Hopeful Parley May Help Ston Asia Threat  Heads for Pacific To Discuss Crisis With MacArthur

President Speaks In Home State   Predicts Efforts For World Peace May Get Results

TRIP STARTED BY TRUMAN 10 MEET GENERAL   Expresses Hope Meet Will Contribute To Peace Of World

Tells Nation Peace Is His Sole Obiective   Wake Islands Believed Chosen For Meeting With MacArthur

Sees Progress Toward Peace   Many Believe Wake Island Site of Meaetina

ST, LOUIS, Gel. 12.—sh—-Presi dent Truman's plane left St. Loui 2:26 p.m, (CST),      By ERNEST BR VACTCARD

Believes Talk With M‘ Arthur To Be Helpful   Sees Sister Honored By the Eastern Star

Free Nations Are Progressing Toware Peace, Says Trumar   Tells of His Hopes Before Leaving to Meet MacArthur in Pacific.

Truman Hopes Session With MacArthu Will Contribute To Peace Of World

President Hopes to Find : Way to Counter Com munism Threat   AFTER ST. LOUIS VISIT

Countering Red Threat Truman Goal   Sees Conference With MacArthur Contributing To Peace of World

President On Way To  Conference   Truman Is Scheduled To Reach Honolulu Friday Morning, On His Pacifie Trip

TRUMAN HOPES PACIFIC JAUNT WILL AID PEACE   SPECULATION RIFE ON MEETING PLACE WITH MAC ARTHUR

TRUMAN. REPORTS PROGRESS IN BID FOR WORLD PEAC   President Expresses Hope Goal Will -Be Brought Nearer by His Talks With MacArthur.   STOPS IN ST. LOUIS ON WAY TO PACIFIC   Members of Executive's Part; Believe He Will Confer With General on Wake : Island.

TRUMAN HOPES MEETING WILL BE FRUITFUL   Tells St. Louis Audience Progress Being Made Toward Peace.

Peace Progress Seen by Truman   Holds Oat Hope That He.and. MacArthur May Find  Way to Counter Communiem Threatin Far Eaet 

Truman Sees Peace Hope In Meeting  Discussion With MacArthur To Cente On Threat of Reds

Peace Progress Truman's Hope On Pacific Trip   President Takes Off From St. Louis At 3 P.M. Today

‘PROGRESS’ BEING MADE IN EAST Truman Hopes Conference With MacArthur Will Advance Peace

PLAN 1S SOUGHT 10 BLOCK REDS FROM FAR FAST   President Thinks He And Gen. MacArthur May Find Way To Counter Threat Of Foe In Asia.

Truman Leaves Si. Louis on Journey to Pacific to Talk With MacArthur

Peace Nearer, Truman Says   Free Nations Are ‘Making Progress,’ He Asserts

Hopeful For Putting Curb On Red Threat   Truman Off by Plane Today to  Meet MacArthur

Truman Heads For MacArthur Conference  Seeking Some - Contribution To Peace Of World

Expect Meeting to Chart Course fo World Peace   Explosive Situation in Far East to Be Taken Up During Conference

Hopes Parley Will Help Ease Far East Threat:  President Says Free Nations Are Making Dranrace Toward Pear

Truman En Route To Pacific Talks With MacArthur  President Tells OES He Hopes Meeting May Lead to Peace

TRUMAN HEADS FOR CONFERENCE WITH M’ARTHUR   Leaves St. Louis Today For Pacific; Attends Honors For Sister.

Truman Says Free Nations Making Progress ‘In Fight Against Reds Despite Far East

Red Threat In Far East To Be. Topic Of Meeting   President Truman Enroute To Pacific Rendezvous With General MacArthur

Has Hopes Of Halting Red Threat   President Predicts  Contribution to Peace Will Come From Talks With Geh. MacArthur

Truman Seeking Contribution to Peace of World  Hopes He, General May Find a Way

Truman Due In West Today Hawaii Friday   President Sees Sister Installed, Says He Hepes To Help Peace

TRUMAN DEPARTS   President Hopes to Find a Way to Counter Com munism [hreat

President  ‘Hopeful’ Fer Fruitful Meet   Wake Island Rumored Spot For Rendezvous With Gen. MacAfthur

Unified Army For European Defense Seen  Question Of West German Participatio is Not Yet Decided

Pact Powers Put German Issue Aside   Unified Defense Army To Receive Approval Today

Moving Mountain Far Beyond Any A-Bomb Power   Atomic Scientist Says It Requires Hundreds To Move Part of One

FLAMES SWEEP MENTAL WARD. AT DAVENPORT.   ~Seventeen-Known:-Dend:

OTHER MISSING FEARED DEAD   Barred Windows Onder Mremen in Rescue Work -- Fiero Discovered Shortly After’ 2 Ac Mu Catigo of Holocaust fs Undetorimibnad.

Sharp New Curbs On Credit Aimed At Time Buying   Wartime Terms Slapped on Autos; Home Goods Hit

Tighter Credif Terms Go Into Effect Monday   New Order Includes More Items, Slashes Time for Paying Off

Tighter Terms Become Effective Monday on Automobiles and Majo Household Appliances

15-Month Limit Put On Pay-Offs   New And Used Autos Home Appliances,  Furnishines Covered

New Installment Buying Curbs Effective Monday Auto Dealers Protest

INSTALLMENT PURCHASING TOUGHER   Autos, Furniture, Household Goods Involved   GOVERNMENT ORDER   Cuts Payoff Time, Raises Down Payments; Action Is Anti-Inflationary

TIGHT CREDIT TERMS GO INTO EFFECT MONDAY   New Buying Curbs Will Apply to Items Costing as Little As $50.

DOWN PAYMENT HIKED ON CARS BY NEW ORDER   Payoff Limit Is Cut From 21 To 15 Months By Edict

Credit Curbs Tightened By Reserve Board  Time Purchases Of Household Goods, Automobile, TV Sets Affected

Credit Buying Made Tougher   New Curbs Go Into Effect Monday On Autos, Other Items

NEW CONTROLS ARE PLACED ON CREDIT BUYING   Curbs Effective Monday On Autos, Furniture, TV Sets, Appliances.

 INSTALLMENT BUYING CURBED Tighter Credit Terms In Effect Next M onday

NEW CREDIT CURBS   Federal Order Calls fo Larger Down Payments on Many Items

Auto, Furniture Credit lightened  Order Also Affects Radios, Appliances

Tight Credit Controls Into Effect Monday   Federal Reserve Board Clamps on Regulations To Check Inflation

Tighter Credit Terms Become Effective Monday on Manv Installment Purchases

New Curbs On Credit To Hit $50 Purchases  Tighter Regulations  In Force; Automobile C.F... Lets Ty .<«..d act

NEW CREDIT CURBS   area ——_—— eer  Federal Order Calls fo Larger Down Payments ©  on Many Items

Credit Curbs Affect Many  Small Items   Auto Purchase Controls as Stiff as in World War 

New Credit Rules Apply Next Week   Time Buying Hit By Regulations To Check Inflation

Tighten Credit Terms on Autos   Household Appliances and Furniture Also Under New Rule

Reduce Payment Time Limit te 15 Months To Block Inflation   Regulations to Be In Effect Monday   Federal Reserve Board  Sets Car Installments Back to War Level

US. Tightens Installment Buying Rules   New Order Widens List of Items, Hits Those Down to $50

Government Revises Credit Regulations  Places Tighter Curbs On Most Installment Buvinag

Credit Curbs On Appliances Start Monday   Automobiles, Furniture, Television Sets to Be Affected

Installment Buying Faces Further Curbs  New Requlations Go into Effect In Nation Monday

Credit Tightening Bvain October 16   Installment Buying Are To Be Curbed

Tighter Credit: Controls Start am Monday  ‘Big n Paymen And Shor er Terms

Credit Terms To Tighten On Monday   New Order Boosts Monthly Terms on Automobiles, Furniture, Television Sets and Other Items.

ITEMS DOWN TO $390— New € redit Curbs Put 'OnCars. TV, Furniture

Auto, Furniture Sales Affected By New Decree   Order Is Issued By Federal Reserve Board. Payoff Time Trimmed

Payment Terms on Many Items As Tough As In  ‘World War II; Apply to Items Costing Only $30

Credit Terms Are fo Be Tighter Starting Monday   Downpayments Higher in Many Cases, With Shorter Pay Period.

CREDIT TIGHTENS ON TIME BUYING   Federal Order On Purchases Of Cars, Furniture And Appliances Will Be Ef. fective Mondav.

Ruling to Cover Autos, TV Sets and Appliances   Upward Pressure of Prices, Desire to Halt Inflation Behind Plan

Curbs Start Monday, Hit ‘Cars, Video   Clamps on Items  Costing Over $50

Bonus Plan For Employers Gets Consideration   Firms That Keep Men Over 65 May Get Federal Aid

Government Bonus Proposed .. . .  Plan Made To Hold Older Men On Job

Plan To Give Employers Bonus For Woarbors Quer 65 1s Gaining Favor

federal Bonus to Employers Is Bait  Discuss Plan For Employing Over-Age Workers

Plan Proposes Bonus System For Employers   Forced Retirement Called Harmful To Nation’s Economy

Plan To Pay Employer Bonus For Keeping Over-65 Worker Gaining Favor With Leaders

Hiring Men Over 65 May Lead to Employer Bonus   Plan to Give Employer Third of Worker’s Retirement Pay

3 ALLIED POWERS BAN AGGRESSION IN MIDDLE EAST   U. S., France and Britain Promise to Halt Any Attacks by Arab States or Israel,   WILL CONTROL SALE OF ARMS TO AREA   Effort Will Re Made to Main tain Rough Balance of Power Among Uneasy Neighbors.

Se Se ee, Ae SS  Big Three Ready to Prevent Any Aggression in Holy Land

3 ALLIES JOIN TO STABILIZE MIDDLE EAST   Pledge Action To Halt Aggression; Unify Arms Sale Policy

FRANCE T0 ARM ARABS. ISRAEL   Plan Is To _ Stabilize Middle East By Use Of Rough Balance

Stability Sought in Middle East   Big Powers to Prevent Aggression From Kither Side.

Middle East To Receive Arms From Big Three  Will Act Quickly To Halt Aggression Threat In The Area

Big Three Plan To Arm Nations Of Middle East   Agree to Act Quickly To Avert Aggression By Kither Jews. Arabs

Arms Sales In Middle East Get Approval   Big Three Launch Effort To Avert Jewish, Arob  Aaaression

Big 3 To Arm Arab Nations And Israelis  Hope To Achieve Middle Fast Peace

TO STABILIZE MIDDLE EAST   Pledge Action To Halt  Aggression; Unify Arms Sale Policy

Three Allied Powers Seek Stability in  Middle East,   New Joint Effort Being Launched;  Aoree on Policy

‘Black Dahlia’ Suspect Quizzed   Police Question Woman About 1947’s ‘Revolting Sex Crime’ in Los Angeles

WOMAN QUIZZED IN MURDER CASE   MES. CHRISTINE REYNOLDS SAYS SHE KILLED, “BLACK DAHLIA™ IN 1947.

Confesses to ‘Black Dahlia Murder Case’  :  An Oakland’ Calif. Woman is the 27th To Admit Murder

New Lead Found ‘Black Dahlia’ Case   Police Investigating Story Given Them by Los Angeles Woman: Gruesome Facts Told

KKK KKK THOMASVILLE VETERANS, HOSPITAL OF (00 BEDS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE

Pa. Democrats May Split On Governorship Possible Candidacie:  Of Bard, Dilworth  May Cause Strife

State Democrats Faced With Split   Strife Noted on Issue Of Picking Candidate  For Governor’s Race

s MA Plured UVES PORtcrt BLO VOTIS  ‘Almost-Lost’ U.S. Battalion Had No Arms For Tank:

UP Reporter, Cut Off Behind Commie ‘Lines 24% Days, Tells of ‘Lost’ Battalion   By PETER KALISCHER

‘ALMOST LOST’ BATTALION ESCAPES ‘Captured’ Reporter Eludes Korea Reds

—HOW OUTPOST WAS CUT OFF 244 DAYS BEHIND RED LINES—  Story of ‘Almost Lost’ Battalion

+ f  Peter Kalischer, UP Writer,  Net Captured; He Tells Story.  Of the Nearly ‘Lost Battalion’

From the Almost Lest   RY PRTFR KALISCHER   Stronecest Tank Attack

_Amost Lost’ battalion  Reporter Tells Of 2% Days Cut Off Behind Reds’ Lines

UP War Correspondent Tells Story Of Enveloping Attack by Koreans   Rv PETER KALISCHER

Tanks Which Pocketed Yanks Bounced Off Shells, Witness Says   Rw Peter Kalischer.

UP Writer, Reported Captured by Reds, Tells Story of ‘Almost Lost’ Battalion   Returns from Two and Half Days Behind North Korean Lines with Group of American Soldiers

Shortage of Some Steel Products Becomes Alarming   Interior Secretary States Some Regulation Of Use May Be Necessary

Youthful Pace Nominated for Army Secretary   Truman Reveals Other Vital Appointments

GLORIES OF THE PAST  Hundreds Attend Texas Auction To Buy Goods Once Considered ‘Tops

TERRELL’S ‘FINEST STORE’ NOW DEAD  Glory of the 1890's Goes on the Auction Bloch

Fineries Bought In Nineties Sold At Auction of Goods From Old Store

Auction at Terrell Store Brings Out Best Goods Available---in the 1890's

LOVE : OVERCOMES FEUD — Bold Kidnaper Weds Girl He Stole From Family

Score Killed By Tornadoes   Three States Hit By Se vere Storms Over Weekend ~

Texas-Born Tornadoes Kill 22 In Louisiana; Winds Raging Eastward   More Than 100 Persons Are Injured, With Un. counted Property Losses; Weather Bureau  Savs Storm. To End Today

Property Loss High; 100 On Injured List.   Series Of Terrifying Twisters Started In Texas To Swing In  Broad Are Eastward Over South

Hardest Hit Community Is Castor, La., Where 17 Persons Were K ill ed; Near Blizzard In MidContinent

NEW DEFENSE AGAINST BRIGHT LIGHTS FOUND   Baltimore Inventor Has Developed “Diverter Lamp” As Aid Ta Motoricic

Glaring Headlights Meet Their Match   Inventor Comes. Up With “Diverter Lamp’ For 7 Anta

(Mahoney Asks Political Truce Qn Home Front      Replies To Attack On Administration  By Aiken, Martin

Reply Aimed At Attacks By GOP Soions   Early Approval Seen On Economy Control Authorizations

Polities Truce Asked In Work of Mobilization: ‘Pettiloeoinge’ Chareed

Truce On Party Politics Sought In War Interest  O'Mahoney Pleads

Senator Urges More Unity On Home Front  ry om a.  ot re   Mobilization Demands Truce, O'Mahoney Says

Partisan Politics Assailed   Senator O’Mahoney Demands Truce in Present Situation

Truce Sought For Congress By Senator Replies To GOP  Digs At Truman Administration

Demands Truce On . ‘Politics’   Senator O’Mahoney Of Wyoming Urges End Of Partisan Politics In War

O'Mahoney Urges Political Truce On Home Front   Two Republican Lawmakers Assail Truman’s Handling Of The Proaram

O’Mahoney Demands Truce On Home Front Politics   SENATOR AIKEN   Predicts Early Passage Of Measure To Give Truman Added Powers

Truce Demanded On Balkan Policy By U. S. Senator   Senator O’Mahoney Acts After GOP’s Rap Administration

Truce Sought For Congress By Senator  Replies To GOP  Nise At Trimman

Urges Truce On Politics   Senator O’Mahoney Says Partisan Feuding Only Weakens Nation:

DEMANDS UNITY IN WAR EFFORT   O’Mahoney Answers Aiken, Martin With Plea For Political Truce.

Truce Is Urged In Partisan Politics  Wvomina Senator Stresses   Wyoming Senator Stresses Home Front Cooperation Need

“Truce on Partisan ~~ Politics” Demanded   Sen. O'Mahoney Calls for Such Action  in Dealing With Home Front Mobili _ tation Following Republican Attacks on Truman Administration. ~   REPLIES TO CRITICISM

O’Mahoney Irkec At Criticism Of Administration   Wyoming Democrat Calls For Truce On Partisan Politics; Expects Passage Of Controls Legislation

Playing Politics During War Hit   Row over Controls Flares in Congress

Truman Administration’s Handling of Home Front Mobilization Scored by Republicans

- Democratic Senator Demands Political Truce In Dealing With Home Front Mobilization

Political Truce Is Asked During Controls Debate   ~ Wyoming Senator Claims Partisan Attacks Have Weakening Effect

Political Truce Urged For Nation  Senator O’Mahoney - Replies To Attack By Aiken, Martin

---- Washington O'Mahoney Asks Political Truce On Home Front Mobilization

Asks “Truce” on. Partisan Polities  Poor Time to Challeng hd nati me Caummbnv mue

Hickenlooper Hits ‘Bankrup! China Policy’   Connally Vows Reds Must Make Amends Before Recoanition

Russians Prepare Drastic Action to Head Off Money  Crisis In Eastern Germany   East German Mark Plunges 50 Per Cent In 48-Hour Period -

Russians Plan Drastic Reich Monetary Steps   Panic Over Falling Currency Continues Despite Assurances

THE WEST. WILL TALK   Willing to Meet Russia For Discussion of Problems.

Neil Smith Injured ba Auto Crash  Mishap Occurs   Mishap Occurs Near Titusville; Another City Young Man Also Injured

Neil Smith Injured In Auto Crash   Mishap Occurs Near Titusville; Another City Young Man Also Injured

$100,000.S. Racket Probe Is Approved  ~~ Senate Must Act  On National Crime

Area Milk Price To Go Up 2 Cent   Increase is Effective September 1 in Four Marketing Districts

PRICE OF MILK TO INCREASE SEPT. 1   One to Two-Cent Raise Is Okayed Yesterday

ned Agaression vilts Philippines  Huk Raids Blamed Qn Communists

GROUP VOTES $75 MILLION EXCISE SLASH   House Bloc Ignores Truman Suggestion; New Cuts Forecast

House Committee Votes $75 Million Tax Cut In Manufacturers’ Imposts

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES $70,000,000 EXCISE TAX CUT   Giroup Cal's for Repeal of Levies on Cookstoves, Light Bulbs and Other Goods,   FURTHER REDUCTIONS EXPECTED TO RE MADE   Predictions Heard Slashes of $100,000,000 Will Be Approved Before Work Is Finished,

Late Order Arrives MADISON WEATHER   House Group Slashes 75 Million in First  Stab at Excise Taxes   Committee Cuts Manufacture Levies, Brushing Truman’s Limits Aside

Excise Levies Cul Way Down  \n Committee   Toxes On Many Manufac turers Items Would Be Repealed

Committee  Votes Excise Tax Cut of © $75,000,000   Would Repeal Levies on Stoves, Light Bulbs, Other Household Items

LEVEE BREAK SPILLS WATER OVER BIG AREA   About: 50,000 Acres of Farmland  in Indians = Tnundated — No Casualties Reported In Flood Arca,

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Unification of Korea Would Be Daring Challenge

Police Seek Two Bandits Who Shot Policemen   Bandits Surprised By Police Cars

Planes, Troops Used In Puerto Rico Revolufion  30 Dead, 25 Wounded In Revolt Of Rebel Nationalist Forces

Ground And Air Attack ‘On Rebels   Puerto Rican Regime Uses Planes And Troops To Put Down Insurrection

Guards Called In Puerto Rico To Stop Revolt   Anti-U. S. Nationalists Being Blamed For Uorising.

REBELS BLASTED BY DOUBLE BLOW IN PUERTO RICA   Government Troops Attack Foes Of U. 5. Regime From Air ‘And On Ground— Fighting Continues.

Puerto Rico Knocks Out Rebel Bastion   Nationalist Revolt  For Independence Brings 30 Deaths

28 Dead, 22 Hurt In Island Revolt   U. S.-Hating Rebels Take Two Puerto Rican Towns

Rebels Held 2 Towns In Puerto Rico   National Guard . Planes, Infantry Launch Attacks On Jayuya, Utuddo

National Guard Routs Puerto Rico Rebels   » Estimate 30 =. Killed in Island Revolt

Planes, Troops Drive Rebels Out Of Stronghold  U.%.-Hating Group Is Cause of Trouble

Nationalists  Losing Fight   Government Wins First Round In Battle

Puerto Rican National Guardsmer Drive U. S.-Hating Nationalists From Stronghold in Bloody Fight  Casualty Toll for Worst Uprising In Island’s History Is Rising:

Insurrectionist Forces Driven From Stronghold   National Guard Units and Planes Combine Aaainst Red Rebels

Puerto Rican Cities Raided   Planes, Ground Units Open Push on Rebels

Puerto Rican Militiamen Attack Rebel-Held Towns   . Island Revolution Leaves 30 Dead, 25 Wounded ’ As Anti-American Nationalists Hold 10 Cities

Puerto Rican Guard Called In Uprising   Plames And Troops Used In Battle To Pat Down Rebellion

Nationalists Lose Juyuya After Battle   Revolutionists Seek Full Independence From United States

Planes, Tanks Aitack Rebels In Puerto Rico   600 Nationalists Hold Two Towns; Death Toll Climbs

Casualties Mount In Puerto Rico  At Least 30 Killed as Troops Mop up Revolt With Planes, Tanks

a 40 Mead, 24 Flurt  Guardsmen Launch Air Attack To Quench Puerto Rico Revolt

Puerto Rican Rebels Driven Out of Jayuya   National Guard Launches Combined Attack on Ground and in Air to Rout Nationalists From Stronghold Following Uprising in 0 Island Centers.   LIST 30 DEAD, 25 WOUNDED

National Guard Forces Go Into Action In Effort To Quell Revolt  : — y ° ° By Puerto Rican Nationalists

28 Are Dead, 22 Injured in Revolt In Puerto Rico   Captured Nationalist Say: Full-Scale Rebellion Was Scheduled

Twenty-Eight Dead; Battles Rane In Cities  Full-Scale Revolt Over Istand Said Gps. ss A... b?.... A

Lh CASES AEE SOT eS aT ee ene  Puerto Rico Revolt Hits in 10 Towns

MOPPING UP PUERTO RICO REBELLION   National Guard Drives Nationalists Out of Stronghold inJayuya and Move Against Utuado.   PLANES SUPPORT GROUND TROOPS   Strafe Two Towns From Air in Worst Uprising in Island History; Blame Communists.

U. §.-Hafing Rebels Backed By Communists  Worst Uprising In Island’s History Takes Toll Of At Least 30 Killed

Insurrectionist Forces Driven From Bastion   Guard Troops, Planes Smash at Rebels In Puerto Rico

Check Revolt in Puerto Rico   Insurrectionists Hate U. S. Power on Island

Two Rebel Strongholds Under Fire  Planes Strafe Towns Before Ground Accault

Mop Up of Rebel Forces Is Bequn   Insurrectionists Driven From Stronghold By National Guard. Troops as Uprising In Puerto Rico Called Worst in History

PUERTO RICAN REVOLT FLARES   23 Killed In Uprising Termed Worst In Island’s History

Cities in Puerto  Rico Are Strafed  National Guard Planes Try to Put Down Rebellion by Haters of U. S.  WATCH CAMPOS HOME Police Waiting for Warran'  to Arrest Leader of  Insurrection   WATCH CAMPOS HOME

28 DIE IN PUERTO. ~ RICO REVOLUTION   National Guard:- Planes ._ And Infantry Attack

Planes Bomh Rehels in —  Puerto Rico 928 Dead. 99   28 Dead, 22 Wounded in Big Uprising

 peste St tll sie waetsee But First Day of February  Is Not Following Jan  uary Pattern

WAS MILD MONTE  But First Day of Februar  Ts Not Following Jan uary Pattern

Snow, Slee! And Floods Hit Texas   Norther Expected To Ease Tornado Situation

Fatality List In State Rises To 9 Monday  oe a) ee   Norther Expected to Halt Rains Which Cause Overflows

SENATE OKAYS PLAN FOR THREE-STATE COMPACT Prospects For Approval Of Canadian Project Brighter

ID EE -CT, ATE COMPACT  SENATE OKAYS PLAN, FOR. “THREE-ST Prospects For Ar pproval. 0}  Canadjan Project Brighter

British Troops Land in Korea  Scotsmen, Londone:   Scotsmen, Londoners Ready for Fighting

British Troops Land In Korea To Battle Reds  First Ground Forces Arrive From Their  a. ... "er...

British Arrive In Korea With Colors Flying   Bagpipes Play As Cheers Greet Tommies Arriving From Hong Kong Post

British Tommies Join U.N. Troops In Korea Fight   Allies Cheer Landing Of Scotsmen, Londoners From Aircraft Carrie”

British Troops Land in Korea   Step Ashore From Aircraft Carrier; Ready for Action

JOIN UNITED NATIONS ARMY— British Troops Move  Into Battle Positions 

British Warriors Arrive In Korea All Set To Battle The Communists :   _U.S. Army Band Greets Troops With “God Sav. The King” As They Step Ashore; Came Well Fauinned.

British Troops, Trained In Mountain  Tactics. Reach Korea Ready To Fight

British Ground Troops Land in Korea to Help UN Forces in War on Reds

Yanks Cheer Highlander  Regiments   Troops Arrive Ready For Battle  BY HAL BOYLE AND NOW wurreaepan

Seek 12 Men Adrift at Sea   Planes and Ships Search for Crewmen of Fishing Vessel Lost in Storm.

30 Seamen Savet From Ship Blast   One Person is Feared Lost as Fire Ravages Ship in Mid-Atlantic '

One Missing In Ship Blast  50 Rescued From Li   50 Rescued From Life Boats in Atlantic

One Feared Lost In Ship Blast   590 Saved From  Norwegian Vessel

NORWEGIAN SHIP ~ RAVAGED BY FIRE   ‘30° Reported “Saved” i Mid-Atlantic Today

Reds Try Pincer Trap; Truman Plans Message To Congress Wednesday

Main Yank Force Leaves Key City   Communist Army Outnumbers Troops 10-1: Airstrip Falls

Only a Dozen Gi's Still In Deserted Transport Center   Enemy ‘losing in From Three Directions Despite ‘Heroic Actions’ of Our Troops

Jap Treaty Raises Differing Points  No Barrier Wanted In UL S. Pronosal

SPY ROUNDUP TO BREAK SHORTLY   Mass Off ensive Against _ Communist Agents Is Predicted

Predict 3-Nation Roundup of Spies  Fuchs’ Revelations Spread to Canada

Carollo, Three Others Seized In K.C. Raid   Former North Side Political Boss Nabbed With ‘Untaxed’ Whisk:

Ex-Convict Charles Carollo And Three Others Seized With 1,053 Cases of Untaxed Liquor   Close Friend of Truman Leads Federal Raid on House Near Scene of Murder of Charles Binaggio, Who Succeeded Carollo as Northside Political Chieftain

Turf Classic This Year Has $93,650 Prize  “Your Host’ Favorec But It’s Still A Race

Former Brifish Prime Minister Draws Up Plan   Resolution Ready For Presentation

President Truman Assigns John Steelman to Bring Settlement of Dispute; Tieup Halts Republic Steel Operations.

Rail Strike Injures U. S. War Effort   Two More Strikes Slated Tomorrow

Strikes Stop Trains On 5  “Small, Important Lines’  ?    Truman Assigns Top Labor Assistant To Problems Of Ending Walkouts On Terminal, Transfer Roads

Three Terminal Railroads Halted By Strike; Truman Starts Parleys

Seek To Halt Rail Strike   Steelman Trying To Solve Trouble By Negotiation

Stoppage Halts Operations on 3 Railroad Lines   Truman Names Top Labor Assistant to Settlement Efforts

Indochina Is Next In Line For U. S. Aid   “Vietnam Regime Of! Bao Dail Due To Get Funds

Plans Credit  ToIndo-Chinc   Next Communist-Threaten:  .ed Asiatic Nation to Gel  US. Aid.

Indochina Is Next in Line For U.S. Aid   U. S. Fund May Be Used Immediately To Aid Anti-Red  Forces in China —

Indochina Lined Up For U. S. Aid  Indonesia Promised $100,000,000 Credit

Indo-China In Line For Aid  From America   Indonesia Awarded $100,000,000 In U.S Credit For Red Fight

MORE U. S. AID GOING TO ASIA   Indo-China Expected To  Line Up For Dellars, Fol lowing $100,600,000 For  Indonesia.

Indonesians Get Big Loan   Indo-China in Line For Next U.S. Dole

Indochina Set For Dollar Aid To Stop Russia   Indonesia Is Given $100 Million Credit For Economic Needs

Indochina Called Next for U.S. Aid   Vietnam Regime May Get American Dollars To Resist Communism

INDOCHINA AID SEEN NEXT ON U.S. LIST   indonesia Gets 109 Million Credit To Revive Produc-tion Of Raw Materials

NAME OF JESSE JAMES DEA‘ED TO CLAIMANT   102-Year-Ol@ Frank Dalton Hac Petitioned To Assume Ontiow’s Name

Ask God's Forgiveness, Says Judge—  Court Dismisses Dalton’s Petition for James Name

WAN DEMED MAME OF JESOE JAMED   COURT DISMISSES FRANK DAL TONS CASE—-FIFELD DAY FOR UNION, MO.

Pretender to Bad Man's Fame Gets No Aid from Court   Alleged. Jesse James Gets a Lecture, No Recognition

MOTHER TOLD SON LOST HilS ARMS AND LEGS   Reporter Goes Through Ordeal : in Giving Her the News.

TRAFFIC DEATHS  (Continued on Page 10)   ‘Quadruple Amputee iArrives in States

Attorney For Cohen Ambushed   Gang Leader’s Lawye Shot, Killed on Steps Of Hollywood Home

Rummel, Cohen Attorney, Slain   Shotgun Blast-trom— Ambush Kills Friend

MICKEY COHEN'S ATTORNEY SLAIN FROM AMBUSE   Sam- Rummel Killed by Shot gun Slugs on Steps of Home.

Mickey Cohen Cohort Found Shot To Death   Prominent Attorney Discovered On Front : Steps Of Fashionable Calif. Home

Sarn Rummel Ambushed, Slain at Home   Assassin Believed to Have Waited Hours for Victim

Killer Wait  Hours for Rummel   Two Other Attorneys Picked to Defend Gambler at Hearings

Cohen's Attorney Ambushed, Killed At Hollywood Home  Lawyer Is Cut Down By Lone Gunman Who Had Waited Hanure

ANNUAL OSCAR AWARDS GIVEN   Krodgrtek Crawford ands Do Havilland Take Bln Sor ‘Lop Filmy Actor: aud Ac reas — “AML Phe King's! Men  4  Hest Movic of WAP Coe Pie

NEW SUPT. BEGINS WORK IN BENSALEM SCHOOLS   Several Problems Facing. New Head of Schools   SUCCEEDS KURTZ KING

Aluminum Output May: Be Diverted   Curb Will Affect Toys, Sporting Goods: Other Controls. Due Soo:

UNESSENTIAL PRODUCTS 10 BE CUT BACK   Further Curtailments Seen As Production ~ Lines Tighten

Draft Curbs On Aluminum And Copper   May Curtail Use of Light-Weight Metal For Sporting Goods, Toys and Bicycles

Curbs Drafted  For Aluminum   Other Grders in Making NPA Chief Savs

Non-Essential Products To Be Curtailed™  Aluminum, Copper Controls Planned

Orders May Bar Use.on Some Civilian Goods   As Defense Spending Rises, Mobilization Program To Be Speedec

CopperControlsAlsoBeingConsideredBy AdministratorHarrison; Ban On Race Tracks& Amusements Being Mulled

Government Is Drafting Controls for Aluminum   May Ban or Limit Use of Light Metal For Numerous  Civilian Products

PRODUCTS 1 BE CUT BACK   Further Curtai Seen Aa Produ Lines Tight

Orders Governing Use 0! Aluminum And Copper Being Drafted   NON-ESSENTIAL GOODS WILL BE AFFECTED

MARTIN AND JAMES TO CAMPAIGN FOR COOKE   Two Former Governors Will Back Philadeiphian’s Cause By James Paget

There Are Few Things.in the World More Lonely Than  An Abandoned Airfield...

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Boyle   LONELINESS DESCENDS ON DESERTED AIRSTRIP

Calls Hearings on Training Plan   Now Is Best Time for UMT, Senator Tydinas Believes

Telephone Agreement  Is Reached   Wage Settlement Made Providing Shortening Progression Schedule   NO GENERAL INCREASE   Contract To Run One Year; Postponment of  Strike was April 25

Phone Company And Union Sion A Wage Pact   Agreement in Long Lines Department ls Announced

Democratic Day at Fair  Lucas Raps G OP De featists Who Offer Nothing Better

Coal Strike ‘Goes Into  Fourth Week   Signs Increase That Truman May Step In; Many Big Mines Are Idle

Coal Miners Continue To Stay Off Jobs   Production: Drops w fe Serious Low For Country

Coal Miners Are Defiant Of Leader’s  Suggestions   Lewis Plans Meeting With Operator Bloc In Washington Soon

Truman May Act Soon If Miners Stay Out Of Pits   Pittsburgh Area Steel, Consolidation, Power Mines Closed

White House Gives Hint Of Action   Scattered Strike Enters 4th Weeks 50.000 Sull Idle

MRS. M. R. GILL DIE   Had Been a Resident o! ] awrence for the Past  25 Years

Judges Will Select Tonight .... ————— ee  U.S. Beauty Queen  Decision Is Nearing

WHO'LL BE MISS AMERICA? Lynwood Girl Vies ‘With 53 Tonight for Beauty Crown

STRIKE CAUSE   « Fifty-Four Shapely Girls in ‘Miss America’ Contest Tonight -.

Miss America Finals Tonight—  Miss Arkansas Wins Bathing Suit Contest

Majority Of Main Highways Are Passable   ‘ausche May Extend ‘.egal Holiday Through Tuesday

PREDICT SNOW TO CONTINUE IN OHIO   Youngstown, Steubenville Have Heaviest Snowfall   LAUSCHE   May Extend Legal Holiday ~ Through Tuesday: Urge Caution To Motorists

51 Ohioans Die In Snowstorm  Snow Flurries Due For Next 24 Hours

PRR Affected by Chicago Walkout “Wildcat” Strike by  Switchmen Aimed at Beating Wage Freeze

 —WARNING— Army Acts To End Rail Walkout  TFIATTINAT DIYPpnnn   UNION PLEDGE IS RECALLED

Chicago Strike Slows Traffic  In War Goods   Switchmen Walk Out; Army Seeks To Restore Normal Service

Rail Strike at Chicago Ties Up War Shipments   Three Lines Affected As Switchmen Walk Out Over Wage Dispute.

Surprise Rail Strike Hits  Chicago Area   Army Says Wildcat Layoff Directly Hurts War Effort

Sudden Strike Halt Much Train Traffic In Chicago's Yards  Aemy Sneabaeman Savy   Army Spokesmen Say Moye Directly Hurts “Korean War Efforts

Yard Switchmen In Unauthorized, Sudden Walkout  Many Important Rail Lines Are Affected

Strike Slows War Effort   Chicago Trainmen In Wildeat Tieup; Army May Act

Walkout Ties Up Yards in Chicago  Train Switchman Go Out on Strike

Army to Act In ‘Wildcat’ Rail Walkout   War Shipments Slowed By Strike In Chicago. Yards

‘Wildcat Strike’ Of Switchmen Curtailing Traffic In Vast Chicago Railroad Yards

Strike Ties Up Freight Traffic   Chicago Yards Hit; ‘Hurts War Effort’

Red Delegates Blew Cash Like Big Capitalists   Excess Luggage Paid For With $1,000 Bills

1-Legeed Man Runs 60-Yard Dash   Another, Without Control Over Two Stumps, Walks —And Thon Climhe the Staire

‘Hopeless’ Cripples Show There’s Hope For All Handicapped Persons

Old Idea Of ‘Hopeless’ Cripples Goes Overboard In Face O} Dramatic Evidence Of Competence In Use Of Artificial Legs

Last-Minute Concessions Avoid First Strike In the History of Television

AVERT STRIKE — IN TELEVISION   Last- Minute. Concessions Avoid Coast-To-Coast Walkout

TV Walkout ls Averted  Flevent bh Boar   Eleventh Hour Concessions Score

‘MAN BADLY HURT AS CAR OVERTURNS   Frederick E. Decker, 30, In Hanover General Hospital After Auto Leaves Lincoln Highway And Upsets

Are Sent To 'U. N. Genera   Comunittce Defers Action on U. S.’s Plan of Settling Formosa Question

Let’s Discuss Red Complaint. Says Austin   US Votes for Inclusion 0! Aggression Charge on Security Council Slate

UN To Hear Red War’ Charges Against America  U.S. Intervention in Formosa Cited; Austin Asks Probe

Soviet Charges Go to Assembly   Action on Formosa Is Deferred by U.N.  Committee

UN to Hear Red Charges   Accusation of U.S. Aggression Against China Voted on Avgend:

Action Deferred Qn American Plan   soviet Charge Against U. S Placed On U.N. Docket

Russian Charge Accinst U. 5. On U. N. Agerida   Formosa Issue To Go Before General Assembly

Votes to Hear Russian _ Charges Against U.S.   Steering Committee Sends ltem to General Assembly but American Proposal to put Formosa’s Future in  UN Hands is Deferred.   AUSTIN STRESSES FAIRNESS

UN Unit Gets SovietCharge Against U. S.   ‘Aggression’ In Formos Protection Placed On Assembly’s Agenda

UUL) UN AULIWA  U. N. Will Hear Russia’s Charges of U. S. Aggression Against China

Red Charges Are Sent To U. N. Genera’   Committee Defers Action on U. S.’s Plan of Settling  Formosa Question

FORMOSA ISSUE PIGEONHOLED UN Gets Red Charges Of U. S. Aggression

Russia's Charge: Of Aqaression Sent To U.N.   But Steering Panel Defers Action On Eormosa Issue

Soviet Charges of U. S. Aggression Agains! China Goes fo General Assembly for Action

U.N. fo Get ‘Russ Charges   Will Take Up Charges of U. S. Aggression Agains China, Defers Formose Becisian

GOES UN AGENDA  U. N. Will Hear Russia’: Charges of U, S. Aggression Against China

Formosa Issue Postponed Af China Request  American Delegate Reebe Haarina On   American Delegate Backs Hearing On Saviet Accucation

Red Charges Of  U.S. Ageressi - gression  Be Heard   American Delegates Vote For U.N, Hearing.

GOP RELATIONS WITH ACHESON SEEN IMPROVING   Bipartisan Approach Te Far East's Problems  Is Viewed Likely

‘Red Paper Manager Threatened With IContemut of Consress Prosecution

While Medics Swab Wounds, Young GI Tells of Escape From Murderous Reds

Yank Tells of Losing Struggle \ ‘With Countless Hordes of Chinese

ANNUAL CROP TOUR   Use of Grass for Seed anc Cattle Feeding Was Emphasized by Leaders  DAIRY TRIP MAY 26

150 FARMERS TOOK ANNUAL CROP TOUR   Use of Grass for Seed anc Cattle Feeding Was Emphasized by Leaders.

‘Record’ Progress  Reported by AEC  Atomic Production _ Speeded, Radioactive Poisons Get Study

Atom Weapons Stepped Up; Poison Studied  Record Amount Of Explosive Produced, gi lw oc

— REPORT — (Radiation Poisoning Is Studied   H-BOMB WORK NOW UNDER WA)

PRODUCTION HITS PEAK   Record Amount of Explosive Turned Out; Study Possibility of Atomic Poison Weapon.

AEC Reports High Output Of A-Bomb Explosives; Poison Weapon Studied

Atomic Energy Group Reports Great Progress   Studying Plans for Atom Poison, Produced Record Amount of Explosives

Record Amount Of Exlposives for A-Bomb Produce  Dacethi lity af Making      Possibility of Making Atomic Poison Weapor  ls Studied by AEC

Possibility of Atomic Poison Weapon Is Told  AEC Produces Recor Amount of Explosive

 Atomic Poison Weapon Us Studied AEC Establishes New Record In Making A-Bomb Explosives

Possibility Of Atomic Poison Weapon Disclosed In AEC Ovuerations Renort

Record Production Of Atom Explosive Reporfed by A.E.C.   Atomic Agency Reports Progress To Congress Today

MomicGroup Makes Report On Production   AEC Tells of Stepped-up Program During First Six Months of Yeor

Atomic roison YyYeapon \onsracrea  US. se are Serial Amount Of Explosives for A-Weapons

AEC Reports Record Output  Disclose Study Of  Atomic ‘Poisoning’

Poison Bomb Studied Record Atomic Production In Recent Months Reported

H-Bomb Progress Reported   Production of A-Bomb Ingredients Is Also Claims by Atom Group

Stockpile For A-bomb Grows   Atomic Poison Also Is Being Studied, Board Reports

Atomic Bomb Output Hits A New High   Commission Also Says It Is Studying Production of Atomic Poison Weapon

U.S. SPEEDING UP A-BOMB PROGRAM   Explosives Produced in Record Amounts Now

Production of All Types of A-Bomb Arms Boasted; Poison Weapon Studied

US. A-Bomb Production  Stepped Up   Atomic Energy. Body Reports January Marks New Policy

ATOMIC POWER OUTPUT RUSHED   AEC Studying Possibility a! Moking Poison Weapon From Fission Matestals

Atomic Bomb Explosive Being Produced at New Record Rate   Report of Federal Commission to Congress Discloses Studies are Under Way Looking Toward a Possible Atomic Poison Weapon

‘Record AEC Production—  U. S. Studies Possibilities  of Poison Atomic Weapor

More Atom Explosive Is Being Made   Agency Tells Congress Work Has Been Speedec

STEP UP A-BOMBS   Producers Turn Out Ingredients Rapidly; Study  Poison Weapons

Maybe Volcano, Did It  No Atom Rlast Connection  In. Parifie Uaze Mustery

Mystery Haze Shrouding Vast Pacific Area May Be Volcanic, But It’s Not Radioactive

Vast Blanket of Haze Over Hawaii ‘And Pacific Traced to Mauna Loa

Haze Covers Pacific Area  Near Hawaii  Scientists Claim  mm   Scientists Claim Overcast Caused By Volcanic Dust

AIR FORCE IN QUEST OF PILOT PROSPECTS   Special Drive Initiated To Enlist Young Men For Training As Fliers Or Navigators

Russ Protest Parole Given Ex-Jap Leader   MacArthur's Releasing Of Shigemitsu Called legal and Arbitrary

Soviets Protest Paroling Of Shigemitsu, Japanese Wartime Foreign Minister

Russia Protests MacArthur Act   U. S. Set to Free Jap War Criminal

RUSSIANS PROTEST PAROLE  OF SHIGEMITSU, JAPAN’S 1941-5 FOREIGN MINISTER

Soviets Protest Freeing of Jap  Release Called Illegal And Arbitrary Act

CRIME PROBE HEARS REPORT OF CONFERENCE   Kefauver Committee Queries ‘Rival’  Of Cohen

U. 5. TRIES TO KEEP LIE IN   Wants Him To Continue U. N. Post Despite Russian Opposition

West Allies Push Effort To Keep Lie   Secretary-General Of UN Opposed By Russians. Veto Used

 Against Russian Veto  U. S. And Friends Rally Behind Tryeve Lie’s Second Term Bid

Lie Reappointment Blocked by Russia   Appeal Will Be Taken to U.N. General Assembly

Russia Presses Fight To Oust Trygve Lie   Refuses to Explain Veto of _ Re-Appointment of UN Secretary

U. S., Friends Rally Behind Trygve Lie   Malik Blocks Second  Term For Norwegian

U.S. Supports Lie in Face of Russian Veto   Secretary-General _ Of UN Defended For His Courage

Russia Firm. In Norwegian Ouster Effort   Stick 10 Lie Veto As West Readies U.N. Floor Firht

Vishinsky Firm Concerning Lie  Against Extending Term in UN Post

Soviet Veto Blocks New Term For Lie   U. S. and Allies  Rally Behind Lie In Effort to Keep Him as UN Head

Soviet Seeks To Block Lie As U.N. Head   Malik Vetoes Move For Reappointment To 5-Year Term

Vishinsky Makes It Clear Soviet Russia Will Continue Opposing Lie But Provides No Explanation

Russia Opposes U. N. Secretary  U. S. Rallies Support To Reappoint Lie

AR es Opposed By Russia  U. S. Tries To Keep U. N. Leader On Job

Russ Taking Fight On Lie To Assembly   Soviet Veto Blocks U. N. Couneil Action For Re-election of Chief

Jpposition To Lie Is Final ~Vishinskyv   Russ Veto U.N. Sec retary Turns Prob. blem To Assembly

Soviet Will Not Quit Opposition To Tryqve Lie   To Resume Fight In General Assembly, Vishinsky Warns; Gives No Exynianatize

REFUSES TO STATE OBJFETIONS ~ Russian Continues Opposition To Lie

Russians Fight Re-Election of U.N. Secretary  Reaetln Wi AdeaorR tn   Battle Will Move to Assembly After Veto In Security Council

Push Fight Against Lie   Reds Will Carry Into UN Assembly Effort To Ralk Reelection

Efforts to Help Lie Maintain Post Are Made   Rally to Override Veto Leaves Settlement With Assembly

Conaress Votes To Take Recess   Session To Resume After Thanksgivnia

TrumanStatement Startles, Enrages OldRepublicans;  See U.S. Totalitarianism

Will Answer President’: Speech With Attack On Socialistic’ Plans

GOP Pledges Fight Against President's Socialistic’ Plans  Sen. Taft to Make Major Address in  Answer to Truman

House to Debate Yugoslav Aid Bill   Vorys Proposes Loan To Tito. Not a Gift

LU, Basket Star Ts Crash Victim   Death Toll for Holidays Reaches 21 in State

Indiana's Holiday Deaths Reach 21  Traffic Accidents Take Lives of. 13

AT THE FRONT  With Hal Boyle   RESPITE FROM WAR, A JOURNEY AT SEA By Don Whitehead

War Is the Same Regardless of Where It Is and Actually Its Not Very Far From Home

Council to Get Tax Findings      Report on Assessing Study to Be Presented at Meeting Tonight 

City fo Receive Tax Plan Monday   Special Committee Winds Up Studies,  Recommendations

NOTORIOUS COP KILLER SEIZED AFTER ESCAPE   Michigan State Police Find ‘Frenchy’ Benoit Feigning Sleep in Cor

Parties Hold South Utah Lines in °50   Any Change Likely To Favor GOP,  Observers Believe

Acheson Holds Chinese Reds  Wade Bad Deal   Agreement With Russ Beginning of Trouble For China, He Claims

China Reds Made Poor Deal With USSR Says Acheson   State Dept. Warns Against Try For World Union Now

U.S. Program For Korea Peace ls Given To U.N.  Small Power Members Of Security Council _ Favorably Impressed

Secretary ‘of- State -Apvears at " Southern Methodist University fo ‘Dallas = Talk Will Dwell on + oF ‘Imports and Production in T Smadie East,

WILL EXPLAIN FOREIGN POLICY   Seerctary of State Appears a , Southern Methodist Universit In Dallas — Talk Will Dwell ot VO Imports and Production i . Middle Kast.

AY ANUWN DEAD, 3 OTHERS MISSING IN FLASH FLOODS      Waters Spread Over Six Counties in West Virginia, Causing Damage That Runs Into Millions.   HOMES WASHED AWAY, RAIL TUNNELS BLOCKED   Red Cross Workers Are Sent to Stricken Area to Assist More Than 200 Families.

West Virginia Toll Of Flood Deaths Mounts   29 Known To Have Perished; Property Damage In Millions

Twenty-Five Bodies Are Recovered In Worst Flood  Death Toll In North-Central Area’s History;  ! Damage Runs Into Manv Million

At Least Ten Soldiers Die In Canadian Crash   Fifty-Two Injured In Rail Wreck In Vancouver Area

Clues Meager In Sex Killing  St. Clair Shores Boy Found Brutally Slain

SET HUNT FOR SEX MURDERER   Body of E:ght- Year-Old  Boy Victim Found In Shallow Grave

tle for Development of est Pledged by Truman n Talk at Wyoming City

Development of West Will Be Pushed—Truman   Seoffs at Socialism Cr, Over Land, Water Improvements

President Carrying His Day and Night ‘Stumping Tour Into State of Wyoming

Truman Pledges Fight to Push ‘Life’ of West   Blasts at ‘Privilege’ He Says Would Halt Area’s Growth

TRUMAN HOME ON THE RANGE   Throngs Greet President At Whistle Stops In Far West.

Scoffs At Crys Of ‘Socialism’: Cites Proaress   Carries Trip Into Wyoming After Leaving Nebraska

Truman Revives Old Teapot Dome Scandals in Blast  Hits ‘Reactionary’ Forces in Address At Wyoming City

—TRUM AN—  Old Charges Are Revived By President  Assails Forces Of

Philosophy Of Infamous Oil Scandal Mentioned In Address By Truman

Truman Vows to Aid West's Development   "Reactionaries’ Hit in Wyoming Speech by Chief Executive

President Goes Back to Teapot Dome   Speech Fails to Convert Members of His Own Party

President at Casper Pledges to Push Western Development   AN OVERFLOW CROWD   S VVYONLYW UNUWL  Chief Executive Praises Brannan Plan at Lin coln, Nebr.

Truman Plegdes Aid To Western Projects  President to Push : Conservation And

Brannan Plan AgainLauded By President   Raps “Teapot Dome” Philosophy Of GOP And Assails “Greed”?

President Pledges Tc Aid West   Raps Philosophy Ot ‘Teapot Dome’ On Stumping Tour

President, Speaking in Casper, Pledges Fight fo Push Development of West Projects  Truman Is Center of Bustling Crowd While in Wyoming City

Truman Pledges Development of West Resources  Calls Power Dams and Other Projects Symbol: Of People’s Strength

Traman Hits ‘Reactionary Forces’ Of  Privilege and Greed’ Opposing Plan

President Says Plans For West  Major Objective   Asserts Administration To Push ojects Despite *Reactionary’’ Hostility

Says Will Not Be Stopped By Reactionartes   President Plugs For Enact ment Of Brannan Farm Plan; Wherry Accuses Truman Plaving Polities

Natural Resources Program Pushe   President Declares Development Of West Blocked by Greedy

Teapot Dome Talk Revived By President  Tells Farmers Brannan Plan

TRUMAN TALKS OF. DEVELOPING WESTERN AREA   President Continues His Attack Along Usual Lines; Hits ‘Reactionaries’

In A Rap At Forces Of Greed   At Casper, Wyo., The President Revives The Old Scandal Of ‘Teapot Dome’

Truman Train Reaches Wyoming  P ai at somes Fiecers “to Push Western Det  AN OVERFLOW CROWD  Chief Executive Praises Brannan Plan at  coln, Nebr.

President Laughs at His Crities   Chief Executive Pledges Development of West ‘Despite. Labels of ‘Socialism  Fears ‘Isolation’ Third World War Note  ‘Is Sounded in Casper Speech

TRUMAN PLEDGES DEVELOPMENT OF WESTERN STATES   President Revives Teapo' Dame Scandal In Talk . At Caener Wyua

Truman Tells °Em To Look At ‘Hired Mau’   President Adopting ‘Vote Appeal’ Tactics Of 1948 Cainpaign

Development of West Is Pledged   Truman Revives Teapot Dome Scandal on Trip

Truman To Push Development Of Western Areas  Mov Pandbciig cig Backs Bra n Plan

IKORTES DAM IS CITED AS DEVELOPMENT   Chief Executive Continues Homey Approach In Talks

Teapot Dome Philosopy Hit   Development of Wes Pledved By Truman

Truman Trades Punches With His GOP Critics   Praises Farm Pleom   Praises Farm Plan On Western Tour; Scoffs At Opposition

A Pledge To West   _ President Promises Fight or Development Ds actionaries’

Truman Hurls ‘Teapot Dome’ At Reactionarie:   Scoffs at Cry Of ‘Socialisny’ On Resource Projects

Truman Pledges Fight to Develon Western States   Blasts ‘Reactionary Forces’ and Scoffs at Cries of ‘Socialism’ ’

TRUMAN PUT: TEAPOT DOME IN TOUR TALK   Says at Casper, Wyo., Gov’ Will Push Aid to the West, Over Greed.

Truman in  Pledge To Aid Wes!   Revives “Teapot Dome” Scandal in Talk at Casper, Wye.

Development Of West Promised In Truman Talk  Backs Brannan Plan; Scoffs At Those Who

Iruman Raps “Teapot Dome” Philosophers  Tells Casper. Wyo.   Tells Casper, Wyo., Crowd He Will Push Development of West

President Gives Speech at Casper, Wyo. Stop; Crowd Goes With Him for Walk

‘Truman Trades Verbal Blows With Republican Opponents On Merits Of Brannan Plan

Blasts Greed And Privilege   President Talks to Large Trackside Crowds Between Majo: Appeerances

Promises To Develop Area... . President Assures: West Of Progress

Truman Pledges Fight to Push  Reclamation   “Reactionary Forces” Lambasted in Talk at Casper, Wyo.

President Brings Out Old Issues   Teapot Dome Scandal Is Used as an Example of Reactionaries at Work   URGES BRANNAN PLAN   ‘Non-Political’ Tour Is Used for Discussion of Controversial Questions

Wyoming Crowd Is Told Plan   Work to Be Done Despite Efforts Of Reactionaries

Truman Pushes Development Of Far West  President Scoffs At  Opposition to Water Land Projects

President Today Will Announce Plan to Send Limited Quantities of Arms to Middle Eastern Countries -

Delegate To Resume Seat Soon   Diplomats Ask What Purpose Of Surprise Move By Reds May Be

But Building Missile ‘Not The Issue,” He  Declares   Congress Willing  To Approve Funds   Truman Expected To Get Backing If He Decides To Give Green Light

LILIENTHAL NOT AGAINST H-BOMB   Making of It, However, Is Not Issue, He Says

Lilienthal Denies H-Bomb Issue Reason for Resigning From Atomic Commission

Lilienthal Evasive On H-Bomb Questio:  eae x ae se ie   Says To Build or Not To Build Is Not Real Issue

Capital Weighs H -Bomb Issue   THREE POWERS CONFER ON ATOMIC ENERY

CORONER HURST NDS NO EVIDENGE YOUTH WAS SLAIN   Believes Neil Curtis, 16, Acci. dentally Drowned in Mine Cave Where Body Was Found.   jOY WAS REPORTED MISSING MARCH 2   Jole Behind Ear Held Due to   Decomposition Rather Than Blow — Further Investigation Planned.

Fulbright Says Congress Will Be Asked To Overhaul, Not Abolish, The RFC

President Truman Sends His Budget  Plan To Congress   Deficit Financing For Sev eral Years To Come Indicated In Message   SPECIAL MESSAGE ON TAXES TO COME

Budget Of $42.5 Billion To Keep Nation In ‘Red’  « TOE. SRO, UMM  __ietee reer sere   Per Capita Expense Increased To $283; Realities Are Faced

Five Billion Dollar Deficit Contemplated   President Predicts Balanced Budget Possible in Few Years

Budget of President  42 Billion   Truman Sees Eventual  Balance; Says U.S. Is Not Impaired.

TRUMAN OFFERS HIS PROGRAM OF SPENDING.   President Forecasts: No Budget Balance For Several Years

DUE TO REMAIN COOL   Most of State Will Have Temper. atures in Low 40s Tonight

Reds Cut In Behind U. N Battle Line   Crucial Time Lies Ahead For Allies In North Korea

U.S. Battalion Encireled Near Front’s Center   Onslaughts Force New Withdrawals; Big U.N. Offensive Now Stalled

For Third Straight Day Communists Keep Up Terrific Onslaught; South Koreans Surrounded on Right Flank.

Enemy Crushes Allied Right Flank and Drives South Koreans Back 20 Miles— Captures Town of Yongsan in Thrust— Americans Rushing Reinforcements to Crucial Battle Zone.

UN Force of 110,000 Faces Peril by New Enemy Attack   Communists Forge New Withdrawal As Parts Of South Korean 2nd Corps Encircled; U. 5. Battalion of 1,000 Men Reported Trapped

Right Flank of U.N. Line in Northwest Korea Turned as Real Crisis’ Develops:

Drives Pound Allies   Enemy Bulls Way Into Open Behind ROK Troops

Commies Trap Allied Troops During Attack   More Than 120,000 Communists Try To Cat Behind Allied Lines

US Battalion ls Encircled By New Drive   Third Straight Day OS Assaults Hits West Anchor Line

South Korean Second Corps Encircled, As Is A U. S. Battalion Of 1,000 Men In Center Part Of Line: Crucial Battle Raging

Red Thrust Has Halted ‘End-war UN Offensive Both Red And UN — _ Forces Rush Fresh

CHINESE REDS ARE ATTACKING IN FULL FORCE   Right Flank Of Line Crushed; 1,000 Yanks Are Encircled   MORE ENEMY TROOPS RUSHED INTO ACTION

Communists Attack All Along 75 - Mile Front, Crushing Right Flank, Surrounding Elements Of South Korean 2nd Corps

Reds Attack All Along 75-MileFront   Some Elements Of U.N. Forces  Surrounded

Waves Of Chinese Communists Send Allies In Retreat   U. S. Battalion Reported Encircled — Reds Attack All Along 75-Mile Front —- More Communist Troops Moving Up To Attack

Dispatch From Front Describes Red Steamroller   Lambert Reports U.S. Withdrawals

President Confident Ot Victory   Army Denies Troops ‘Wiped Out’ During Korean Breakthrough

TANKS SUPPORT INFANTRY PUSH BY RED KOREA   Armor Overruns Pyong taek, Songhwan, Cor-

Johnson, Bradley To Argue Formosa Not U. S. Problem   Expectations Are Higk Chiefs Will Support Traman Stand Yon Island

Draft Law To Be GOP Test Johnson. Bradley May Blast Claims Formosa  is Vital U.§%. Defense

Ideas Asked  On Formosa   2 Military Chieftains Summoned By Senate

U.S. Presses ~ Red Roundup   Big Names in Party Nabbed  Tindse. WA Tiaricin nan

Reds Defying Law Requirin: Registration   ‘None Sign Up, Court Battle Starting Soon; More Are Arrested In National Roundup

More Alleged Reds Arrested In U.S. Drive:   First Steps Planned To Meet Communist Defiance of New Law

More Alleged Red Leaders Jailed in U. 5.   Nationwide Drive Under New Program Continues

Enlisted Men Will Be Held For 12 Months   Speedy Action Follows Appeal By Services

BILL TO EXTEND SERVIDE VOTED   Committee Approves ‘Proposal To Keep Enlisted Per. sonnel In Armed Service Extra Year.

History Of Korean War Written By Nine Citizens In Report Three Years Ago

War Predicted 3 Years Ago By Unsung Prophets   Forecast Made In Advisory Report On Need For UMT

Nine Give Picture Three Years Ago Of Present War   Advisery Commission 1 Told in Report How Involvement Might FoRow

Korean-Like War for U.S. Seen in 1947   Civilian Group Found It One OF 4 Possibilities

Nine Unsung Prophets Gave Accurate Forecast Of Korean War 3 Years Ago

FIGHT [$ BASED ON ALLEGATIONS OF COMMUNISM   Party Leaders Cite Three Instances Of Administration's Refusal To Meet  Red Issue—Loyalty Files Refused.

GOP TO EMPLOY COMMIE ISSUE AGAINST DEMOS   Truman’s Attitude Toward Al leged Red Activities To Be Attacked

GOP Strategists May Build Attack On Commie Issue   Three-Way Blast Is Being Readied For Next Voting

GOPs Plan To Use Red Issue Against Truman  No Interest Shown In Third Point Of Truman Program

GOP Will Attack Communist Issue  ‘Reds’ To Be Basis Of Campaign Blasts

GOP To Blast - air Deal’ On  Commy Issue   Acheson, Truman Prime Targets For Republican Speakers

GOP To Use Top Strategy In Campaign   Three-Way Attack Will Be Based On  Fi OO  eee Pato ree

HICH PLACES PARTY ISSU   Republicans Expect I Make Much of Hiss  Case Conviction

Rains Improve Leaf Outlook   Prospects Good For Fine Tobacco Crop

4)  UN MUST NOT QUIT KOREA   Lie Speaks from Norway; Hope for Peace Still Lives

Must Win In Korea, Lie Warns   Must Take Chance OfWarWithChina, U.N. Leader Savs

Lie Declares U.N. Must Not Give Up Fighi   Still Hopes For Peaceful Solution

UN Must Risk China  War, Declares lie  Calls for Firm Stand Aaainst Reds in Korea

Europe Waiting For America To Meet And Solve Red Menace   Army Secretary Pace Warns Europe Nothing Being Done To Head Off Coming Red Assault

Advocates U. S. Unity To Avert Threat Of War   Decorate Graves Of 581,000 Americans Killed In Conflicts

Pentagon ‘Gag Rule’ under Fire  Coeesuceeebikee Denn. J   Fireworks Promised At Skerman Hearing

5 Ohioans Die In Car-Truck Crash  4 Of Fog Accident Victims Identified

TRAFFIC CRASH ILLED-FIVE ON ROUTE.40.      “Truck And-Avto , Met Head-On  Near Lafayette

Lane Requests Absentee Vote Law Passage  Points Out Need For  nan fo th   Points Out Need For Measure, In Message Ta Snecial Session 

Worst Snow In 11 Years Buries Cars   Northern Part Of State Faces New Fall Today

4 Recovering’ from Exposure   Worst Storm in 11 Years Hits in UP;  lee Clogs Seo Dom

AT THE FRONT   With Hal Boyle COMMUNISM’S GIET— DESTRUCTION AND AN OBELISK   By Tom Lambert (For Hal Boyle)

What Did Communism Bring To Kumehon? Vast Destruction And An Obelisk Praising Joe Stalin

Social Revolt Needed First      Lebanon Counselor Wants Industrial System Develoned

POINT 4 PLAN CHALLENGED   Program Too Small To Be Effective, Lebanese ‘Counselor Says.

Sharecroppers May Be Homeless With End fo Relief   Survey In Southeast Missouri Shows 10,000 Without Employment.

DP Problem For Missouri's Bootheel Area   Red Cross Camp Closure to Hit Ex-Sharecroppers

: House Panel Votes Truman ‘Power To Impose Controls  : Standby Bill On Wages, Prices, Rationing Similar To Plan Ok’d By Senate Group

President May Get Wide  Control Power  House Committee >) Se To, eee   House Committee Votes Him Great Latitude

President May Get Wide Control Power    House Committee Votes Him Great Latitude

SENATE PLAN GETS SUPPORT OF COMMITTEE   Single ‘No’ Vote Cast by Backer Of Baruch

po House Group Votes Truman Broad Powers Over Pay, Prices, Rationing

3rd As Mrs. Errol Flynn Red Haired Bride Has Trouble With the ‘Ouis’

GM Profits Sef Record   Largest Ever Reported by Any US Corporation

RECORD SET IN G. M. PROFITS   Net Income Is $656,434.232, Payroll $1,440,690,450 In 1949

Russia Reported Working Overtime To Build Army and Thousand Subs

Army Wants To Store Bombs In State Arsenal   Half Million Fund Sought by U. S. For New Work

Nurse Concedes In Court She Unquestionably Listed In Official Report Cause Of Death of Mrs. Borrofo As Cancer

RAIN FELL BEFORE NOOD   Brings July Total to Over 10 Inches; Cuts Chance of Finishing Harvest   OATS ARE SPROUTING

HALF INCH RAIN FELL BEFORE NOON   Brings July Total to Ove 10 Inches; Cuts Chance of Finishing Harvest   OATS ARE SPROUTING

Decrease In Jobless List Is Expected   Unemployment Hits 4,684,000 Total During February; Is 9-Year High

New York Stocks   New York Cotton   U.S. Looks for Increase in Jobs

U. S. Officials Look For Decline In Unemployment From Feb. 15 Peak

Officials Predict Steady Decline In Unemployment   Rv CHARLES MOLONY

DECLINE IN JOBLESS IS PREDICTED   Employment Of Non-Farm Workers Appears To Be Steady, Sawyer Says

GOV'T EXPECTS MARCH FALL IN ~ UNEMPLOYMENT   Report 4,684,000 Jobless i February; 7 Out of 100 Hunt Work.

February Total Highest Sinee 1941 March Unemployment Decline Ic Exnected By Government

Drop Expected Ir Unemployment  February Totals Highest Since ‘41

Atomic Chiefs Hold Meeting With Trumaa   White House Parley  Stirs Speculation 0 On  . a

ATOMIC LEADERS TO ATTEND TALKS AT WHITE HOUSE   SPECULATE TRUMAN MAY ORDER CONTROLS ON ATOM MATERIALS

Top Atomic Leaders at White House For Urgent Conference on Materials

Atomic Chiefs And Truman fo Hold Meeting   Important Conference Of Leaders in A-Bomb Program Stirring Wide Speculation

White House Par ley of Top  Atomic Leaders   Speculation on Fixing Of Controls on Critical Materials for A-Bomb

Hint Order To Control Atom Bomb Material   Yop Atomic Leaders Are Called By President For White House Talk

TOP ATOMIC LEADERS CALLED IN BY TRUMAN   May Order Controls on Adateri als for Atomic Plane Expansion, .

U.S. Prepares U.N. Request For Sanctions   Resolution To Set Stage For Bombing By American Planes

Picketts Name First On Ballot For Governor   Nineteen Petitions Filed For Election

First it Line te ‘or 3 Mo on th but Ohi to Fle Candidacy, Seven  rc  rocler af Ballots Top Anyway

Fastman Reports High Sales Level For 1949 Period  Net Earnings Below Totals During 1948 By About 3 Per Cent

Enemy Assault Nears East Coast Fort  Reds Smashed Back  In New River Drive

Attempt to Cross Naktong Smashed  10-Day Fight for Taegu Won By Allies, Officers Say

Five Hurt in Night Club Holdup  , a ee oe Pam mk AF mda el fe Bie mw farm) BDa ddl an

—N. Y. CITY — Patrons  Cringe in Terror   POLICE SEIZE 3 SUSPECTS

Night Club Gun Battle Terrorizes New York Crowd   Guests, Entertainer, © Bandit and Detective Wounded In Affrayvs

Five Wounded  In Greenwich  Village Fight Gun Battle Follows Attempt To Hold Up

Five Wounded in Wild Gun Fight as Robber: Stick Up Greenwich Village Night Club

Guns Blaze In ‘Village’   Five Persons Wounded When Gunmen Attempt Holdup at Night Club

Five Wounded In Night Club Gun Battle   Fight Starts When Bandits Try to Rob New York Crowd

Five Persons Are Wounded In Wild Gun Battle In Greenwich Village

In Night Club Wounds Five   ‘This Is Stickup’, Bandit Says Before Gunfire Starts

AirForce To End Search For Missing Navy Plane   Plane and Crew of 16 Disappears in Baltic After Being Fired at By Soviet Fighters

Search for Navy Plane Called Off  Air Force Will   Air Force Will Conclude Hunt for Craft Reportedly Downed by Reds

U. §. DECIDES 10 CONCLUDE PLANE SEARCH   Widespread Hunt for Navy Privateer Shot Down by Russ sians Ends Sunday.

Abandon Hunt for Navy Plane Lost in Baltic   No Trace Found of Crew Presumably Downed by Russian:

PLAN IS CONTINUING   Hunt Will End Sunday; Not Much Hope For Missing Craft.

Warn Angry Airmen To Avoid Reds   Must Avoid Brushes With Maneuvering Rus sian Fleet Until Search Ends Saturday Night.

Investigation Planned Of Report Reds Decorated For Bagging Plane

End Search For Plane Tomorrow   Dacision Announced Today by Gen. John K. Cannon

AIR FORCE TO END SEARCH FOR NAVY PLANE   Investigate All Possible Leads Before Quitting

Hope Abandoned For Crew of 10 On Navy Craft   Fliers Angered Over Report of Read Decoration

MARKET SCORES WEEK'S FIRST GAIN  Leadere- Advanra Faw   Leaders Advance Fey Cents To Around $3; Prices Edge Up After Relapse -

iia raat fi ce ated a cia aha att a te  Blast Damages Sheaffer Plant

Fire And Blast Damage Sheaffer Pen Co. Office  Building Heavily: 7 Hurt

Loss May Reach ${ Million at Fort Madison   Sheaffer Pen Co. Office Damaged By Fire Blast

Sheaffer Pen Plant Is Scene   Three of Injured Severely Burned; Damage Is Heavy

\Correspendent Gives Reactions to Day Journey from Inchon to Kimpo Airport

(10 Declares Control Plan A Fake, Frauc   Amendments Would Cost ‘Consumers Billions, Union Savs

CO WARS ON CONTROL BILL AMENDMENTS   Cost And ‘Guaranteec Profit’? Dangers Cited In Letter To Senate

ClO Contends Control Bill fo Hit Consumers  Profits Assured By Amendments, Says Labor Grou

ClO CONTENDS CONTROL BILL TOO STRONG   Profits Assured By Amendments Says Labor Group

C10 Protests Controls Bill Amendments   Apt To Cost Consumer Billions and Assure Profits, Unions Say

C10 Hits Riders Qn Curbs Bill Up In Senate   Says Amendments Already Written May Cost People Billions

CO WARS ON CONTROL BILL   Cost And ‘Guaranteed Profit’ Dangers Cited In Letter To Senate

Pin fri  ClO Objects To Control Amendments   Bill if Amended  Would Be ‘Fraud’ Savs Labor Group

CIO Declares Amendments To Controls Measure May Cost Consumers’ Billions’   Will Make It Bill To Guarantee Profits, Labor Organization Tells Senate Members

CIO Assails Senate Bill  On Controls   Big Union Goes  Beyond Criticism Voiced by Trumar

CIO Assails Control Measure Amendments As Likely To Cost  Billions To U. S. Consumers

VAST AREA OF THE PACIFIC IS UNDER ‘SMALT’ BLANKET      Million Square Miles Shrouded By Haze; All Hawaii Affected

ROLLING ON HIGH: Rent Control Extension, Reduction In Excise Taxes Are Due kor Speedy Action

‘NO STRINGS; JOHNSON ASKS BEFORE SENATE   Extension  Critics To Be Heard On Monday

President ls Returning To Washington  Final Meetings Of . Tour Of Nation Held In Chicago

TRUMAN ENDS TOUR URE OF GOOD RESULTS   Tells Chicago Rally He Wil Battle for Peace and Welfare Plan.

Says Firewall Can Be Created  Admiral Says Tanks And Artillery Can

Seek Key To Conclude Car Firm Strike   Negotiators Are  Called Back After Brief Nap, Snack

—EXHAUSTED— Chrysler  Peace Talk Is Resumed   CONFEREES END 4-HOUR REST

ADMITS GIVING URANIUM DATA TOU. S,, ALLIES   Statement Made In Confession Of Mass Czech Trial

Judy Coplen Granied New Spy Hearing   Appeals Court Says Guilt Is Plain But Orders Case to Be Retried on Technicality

New Trial Ordered For Judith Coplon  ‘Guilt Is Plai a Sov Court in Reve

New Trial Asked For Miss Coplon  Conviction Reversed By Appeals Court

vernmen   Government May Appeal To Higher Court, Hold New Trial. Dran Case

New Trial for Coplon Ordered  ~ Conviction Reversed by Court of Appeals

Remanded for New Tria!  Judith Coplon Conviction Voided by Appellate Court

Coplon Verdict ls Set Aside   New Trial Ordered Bu Indictment Stands

Court Upsets Coplon Case   Arrest Held Megal, New Trial Directed

jpokane Woman Is Killed as Car Leaves Road: Daughter, Mother Injured

as Car Leaves Road:  par Woman Is Killed  aushter, Mother Injured

FARM EVENTS DOT JANUARY SCHEDULE   Afinual Winter School In Lawrence To Be A Feature for the Month

JANUARY SCHEDULE   Annual Winter School In Lawrence To Be A Feature for the Month  OTHER MFFTINCGS SET

‘Killer’ Youth Captured  Note Tella Plan af Bov Who ‘Had to Fill’

Trigger Crazy Youth Wounds Three People   Dallas Police Capture Pennsylvanian After Running Gun Fight; Shoots Three Victime

Senator Accuses Interior Secretary OF Alliance with Red-Front Causes

Surprised While Asleep In Auto   North Louisiana Officers Alerted But Trio Appar: ently Never Im This Area; Federal Worrants Are Issued

Fugitive Felon Trio Captured At Rifle Point   Found Asleep In Car, Convicts Surrender To Virginia Police

Three Widely Sought Desperadoes Are Found Asleep In Stolen Auto  Escaped:Convicts Captured At Rifle Point Without Struggle Early This Morning; Farmer Tinned OFF OF ficrere

Weathercas?   Trio Found © By Sheriff When Asleep Inside Auto   Desperadoes Sought Since Last Friday After Shooting Man

Police Capture  Halifax County Prison Escapees   Trio Found Asleep In Stolen Auto _. In Southwest Virginia Near Abinador

Taft Supports Curb on Soviet   GOP Leader Concedes U. S. Troops Would Fight Against West Move -

Taft Declares U.S. To Night  For Eur ope   We Must Be Ready If Rus. sians Move Into West, He Tella Newamen

Late Race Results   RELMONT PAEK   U.S. SHOULD FIGHT RUSS MOVE IX EUROPE: TAFT

But He’s Opposed to Pact Plans   Says U.S. Should Map Its Own War Strategy Abroad

But Opposes Mass Fighting In Europe   Believes Long Range Bombers Best Defense

U. 5. Should Fight If Russia Moves Into West Europe, Taft Declares

Taft-Lodge Differ  On Giving Western Europe Arms Aid   Ohio Senator Opposes Commitment; Lodee Says Ground Forces Will Fight

Corn Harvest  Tops Quotas  For This Yea "Department Sifts  Crop Prospects Under War Threat

Corn Yield  Placed Far Above Goal   Overproduction Would Prove Handy in Case Of War, However.

Discuss Guidance Clinic in Bradford   State Official Met With Group Monday

. ry Discuss Guidance  (Clinic in Bradfore   State Official Met With Group Monday

UN Ponders U.S. Demand   No Action Taken Yet To Back Military Step: Against North Korea

UN Council To Consider  US Demands   Red Foreign Minister And US Delegate Meet Privately Before

Delegates From USSR Are Absent   Council Backing Of Armed Policy Is Requested

U. N. Meets to Study U. S. Demand For Backing Aid-to-Korea Policy

Young Scientis! Admits He  StolePlutonium   Tells FBI He Took It as Souvenir; Arrested in Denver

Young Scientis’ Admits He  StolePlutonium Talls FRY He Tash   Tells FBI He Took It as Souvenir; Arrested in Denver

Plutonium Thief Arrested By FBI  Scientist ‘Probably’ Is Not Spy Suspect

NATION’S WORST DISASTER  Traces of Missing Plane Found in Lake Michigan

Plane Wreckage Located in Lake Michigan  Searchers Fear All 58 On Lost Airliner Perished in Storm

58 Believed Dead InNation's Wors! Airline Tragedy Plane Evidently Fell

Missing Plane Debris Found   58 Aboard Feared Dead; Craft Fell During Storm

All Believed To Have Diec   In Plunge Into Lake   Traces of Plane, Parts of Bodies Are Found Off St. Joseph. Mich

Bits of Plane Debris Discovered Off Shore of Michigan   Parts of Bodies Found as Armada Roams Lake, Seeking Traces of . Northwest Airliner With 58 Bhoarda

Lake Michigan Gives Up Parts Of Human Bodies  Fear All Aboard Missing Liner Died In Crash

LAKE OF PLANE LOST WITH 58   ‘Lake Michigan Storm Seen Doom of Craft;   No Survivors Hinted

NORTH GEORGIA PEACHES LOST FEAR SIX MILLION DOLLAR LOSS FROM  AAO Ov Con

GEORGIA PEACK CROP RUINED   Weather Brings About $6,000,000 Loss In  “South

BRADLEY-TELLS: LONG RANGE DEFENSE PLAN:   No Demobilization After Keretn War, General Declare:

Father Killed In Road Crash  Five Children Injured, fe oe ee oe ae

Driver of Pool Car Killed, Five Pupils Injured   Three Children Hurt Critically in Crash With a Gravel Truck

Anthracite Field  Joins in Coal Pact  All Mine Industry  Restored to Peace

NEW CONTRACT IN HARD COAL MINES READ\   Agreement Restores Full Production Of Fuel

Gubtichey Not To Appeal Sentence; Will Leave U. 5. For Russia Next Monday

Plans Reversed Second Time in Soviet Spy Case   Russian Agent Will Renounce Right of Appeal

Red Will Leave U.S. On Polish Liner, Monday   He Agrees to Reject All Rights to Appeal The Espionage Case

Gubitchev to Leave US. for Russia Monday   Abrupt Reversal of Plans Told by Attorney

Soviet ‘Spy’ To Go Home As Scheduled   GubitchevChangesPlansAbruptly For Second Time; Loses Appeal Rights

Will Abide By Original Decision   Attorney Tals .   Attorney Tells Judge é

Russian Spy To Leave U.S. As Originally P lanned   Announces Second Abrupt Reversal of Plans in Less Than 24 Hours

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION MEETING TONIGHT

News Briefs: . Around the Tri-State   M’BORO MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION TO MEET

Attomey, Three of Family Slain   Note Bares Fraudulent Deals Involving * Lerade Sums

MASS KILLING IST REVEALED BY DEATHNOTE   Attorney, His Wife Son and Mother Are Victims

Cost? Up te 23 Billion Vearly  Scientists, Eyeing H-Bomb Urge Dispersal of Population

LOCAL RENT OFFICE DUE TO CLOSE JUNE €     Extension By Congress Daubted In Washington     Newport's Center Has Handled   Newport's Center Was Handled 5,000 Chises Since Start In 1942,  Onee Employed 9

LOCAL RENT OFFICE DUE TO CLOSE JUNE 6  Extension By Congress Doubted In Washington     Newport's Center Has Handled 5,000 Cases Since Start In 1942, Once Employed 9

Hull Warns Free Nations  To Be Alert   Savs Americans Must Not Relax After Victory

_On 79th Birthday:  Cordell Hull Asks Deuble Alert” Against Soviet Aggression Dangers

Hull Sounds Battle Cry For Alert Against Reds   Former Secretary Of State In Strong Plea For ‘Double Alert? Acainst Communistie Force

Hull Sounds Double Alert’ Against Reds   Advises Free World To Get on Fire With Spirit of Liberty

Hull Warns Non-Redsto  Get on Fire   ‘Double Aler’: Sounded Against Aggression by Russia; Praises U.N. Eifectiveness   Factors Cited   ‘ime and Patienee Are Needed to See Free Nations Grow

Hull Urges West Be Doubly Alert To Red Threat   British Labor Party Starts Drive to Win Rearmament Support

Hull Advises Free World To ‘Get On Fire’  Cnirit OF ft tharty   Spirit Of Liberty Must Be Kindled, Says American

Cordell Hall Advises ‘Double Alert’ Against Dangers of Aggression

Renews His Charges Of  Communism  McCarthy Again Takes Slap At Senator Tydings

Seek Key To Coal Crisis —   : - Pressure on Both ~ Operat ors, :

MEDIATORS SEEK IMMEDIATE END OF COAL STRIKE   ‘Chaos’ Said Near For Nation; Union Chiefs In Special Parley

2 Hudson Police Board Men Quit   Resignations Follow Thone of Mayor, 3 Others in Wake of Raids 

President Disturbed 7  By Associated Peace   BUILDING BOOM ON UPSWING HERE; $191,835 IN AUGUST

CHRYSLER-UAW RESUME TALKS   Negotiators Keep Wary Eye On Coal Situation Across Nation

AIR DEFENSE HEADQUARTERS 10 GO WEST   Move Will Be Made During Next Year To Colorado Springs

Air Defense Headquarters Shifting West   Command Going To Colorado As Protective Measure

COLORADO GETS COMMAND POST OF AIR DEFENSE   Swing To West Lends Emphasis To Fear Of Red Attack

Air Defense Shift Seen For Nation  Air Force: To Move  wl... Dannd menrtare   Air Force: To Move New Headquarters To Colorado City

Air Force Shifts Headquarters To Colorado   Cove Seen As A Precaution Against Atomic Attack

Air Attack Defense Plan Shifted   National Headquarter Moving From N, Y. to Colorado.

U.S. To Shift lts Defense Nerve Center To Colorado  Wil Be Mov ed  Tt... ... Tat _ _ _   ‘Will Be Moved From New York to Colorado Springs Karly Next Year

Air Defense Center to  Move West   A.F. Shift to Colorado From New York Dated for Early 1951]

Tell War Story, Wherry Urges   Stop Playing Politics, Lucas Asks GOP

Wherry Urges Truman to Give “Full Facts” on Korean War to Congress

HOPPER HOLDS FACTORY WORKER  . Man's Hand Freed From Machine Affer 9 Hours

Poulson, Davey’ Chairman, Dies   Heart Attack Is Fatal To Lawyer

Size of Papers Reduced in U.S  Canadian Rail Strike Hits Newsprint Stocks

Many Papers Cut Size; Cant Get Newsprint   Canadian Rail Strike Halts Shipments; Situation Critical

FEAR SHORTAGE OF NEWSPRINT   CANADIAN RAILROAD STRIKE CUTS SUPPLY FROM NORTHERN MILLS

COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED BY SIX   Preliminary Judging Contests Will Precede Annual County 4-H Show  =~ Se e678 cee oe, eee Pe (OCU ee eoenhCUlClUCW ee Ee Oo OS

FAIR COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED BY SIX   Preliminary Judging Contests Will Precede Annual County 4-H Show   LIVESTOCK TOUR SOON

Ex-Champion No Match For Ohio Slasher   Judges’ Decision Mere Formality

Charles Pounds Out Unanimous Decision Over Ex-Champion   Joe Louis, Trying to Regain Crown He Held For 12 Years, Unable to Cope With Slender Cincinnati Slasher; Joe’s Left Eye Is Closed

CHARLES DEFEATS JOE LOUIS IN 10 SAVAGE ROUNDS   Ex-Champion Battered Into Helpless Defeat as He Tries to Regain Heavyweight Title.   DECISION OF REFEREE, 2 JUDGES UNANIMOUS   Bomber, Left Eye Pounded Shut, Appears at Times as Though He Might Not Weather Storm.

CHARLES WINS FROMLOUIS TO RETAIN CROWN   Heavyweight Champ Unanimous Victor  Over Slow Foe

Nevada Demo Senator Is Anti-Acheson   McCarran Speaks Out as GOP Leaders Study Ways to Oust Secretary

Democratic Plea Joins Ouster Bloc  For Acheson   McCarran Declares Secretary Lacking Confidence Of U.S.

M'CARRAN ASKS ACHESON OUSTER   Asserts Secretary Of State Has Lost Confidence Of People   PRESIDENT IS SILENT

McCarran Joins Acheson Attack   Has Lost Confidence Cf The U: S., Savs Solon

MCCARRAN BACKS MOVE FOR OUSTER   Joins GOP in Calling for Acheson’s Scalo

Ohist: Aghinete: 2  ‘ - Demoerat “Aseerts: He Has: Lost- Confidence — ONE Agr artes Dannta A

New Drug: Kills Tuberculosis Germ  i a a a, ce ae es wok lk Tromeal Plantes Studied Ta Kind Wonnanse Ie TY... Ww ..

Congress Busy With Homefront, Global Problems   Deep Concern over Korea Situation Eased in Part By Military Optimism

Global Problems Before Congress   Defense Accounting, Foreign Aid Bills Due for Serutiny

Congress Is Faced With Full Slate   Taxes, Controls And Military Power Keep Lawmakers Bus

jan on Johnson for Accounting. [Concern Over Korea  Keeps Congress Busy

Battleship Missouri Sets Chongjin Port Afire With Shelling; Armies Grind Ahead

South Koreans Move 50 Miles Across Parallel   Walker, Pak Ht For Cosh Reavon Not Disclosed      enee;

Nature Of Force Place Of Origin Not Specified   South Koreans 50 Miles Above Parallel; Walker Confers With Their Leader

LODGE PRESSED HIS PLAN TO) ARM WESTERN EUROP!   Senator Offers Amendment to Bill to Dip Into Recoyery Funds for Share of Cost.   ANOTHER MEASURE RUNS INTO TROUBLE   i. O. P. Group Would Pu Pressure on Britain to Join in Schuman’s Proposed Coal-Steel Pool,

Englishman, Who Predicted Russ Atom Blast, Says They're Ahead Of America In Some Respects

Another Red eAtomic Blast Is Predicted   Editor Claims Russians Will Touch It Off Saturday Night

Predicts Second Atom Explosion  Russia to Touch Off   Russia to Touch Off A-Bomb, Editor Says

PREDICTS RED ATOMIC BLAST NEXT SATURDA)   Briton Who Forecast First Sov iet Bomb Expects Explosion in Siberia.

He Hit It The First Time  Second Atomic Blast In Russia Predicted

Reds Ahead On  Atom Research   London Editor Predict Another Bomb Explosion This Saturday.

Next Russian A-Bomb Blast On Saturday?  To Be Connected With Irrigation?

Atomic Blast By Reds Set For Saturday   Editor With ‘Inside’ Contacts Forecasts Explosion in Kazak

Casualty List In Latest Drive In Korea Given  Announcemen t For   Announcement For Two Week's Of Battle Shows 12,975 On Lis

UN Losses Near 13,000   Big Push Loss Not  Unusual in Comparison

$50,000 Saucer   State Fair of Texas Offers Big Reward For Delivery of Much-Discussed Disc

A Shovelful of Wet Cement:  Effigy of Stalin Is Covered In Ceremonies for Restaurant

URGES TAX SHOWDOWN   Hammond Challenges Tax Spending Groups To  Tet

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Mystery Surrounds Death of Dr. Sander’s Nurse

(-47 CARRYING 26 FALLS INTO SEA OFF JAPAN   F our War Correspondents : Aboard; One Survivor  : Picked Up,

25 Missing in Crash of C-54 Plane in Japan  Four Newspaper Correspondents  Reported Aboarc

(-47 Plunges to Doom Near Oshima   One Survivor Found; Four War Correspondents Ahoard

25 Missing In Air Crash Off Tokyo   One Man Rescued As C-47 Transport Plunges into Ocean

Transport Plane Plunges Into Sea   2 Persons Are On Board; One Survivor Taken From Ocean

Plane Bound erSouth ~ J apan Falls ~  Into Ocean .   Believe Four Newsmen Aboard; Rescue Units Search Area for 23 Passengers, 3 Crewmen

PLANE: PLUNGES INTO THE SEA   Four War Correspondents Reported Among 26 Passengers On Missing C-47 Transport. Bs

26 Aboard C-47 That Fell In Ocean Off Japan   One Survivor Pulled From Sea—Four Mere Newspaper Correspondents Feared Victims

C-47 Plunges Off Jap Coast   Fate of 25 Unknown;  A Newsmen Aboard

Army Plane Lost at Sea   Four Newsmen Among 26 Aboard C-47 Down  In Pacific Near Japan

Transport Plane With 26 Aboard Crashes Near Japan   War Correspondents Among Passengers: One Survivor Saved.

PLANE PLUNGES INTO SEA WITH 26   ONE SURVIVOR PICKED UPFOUR WAR CORRESPOND. ENTS BELIEVED ABOARD.

EXTRA!   Plane With 26 On Board Falls At Sea   Air Force C-47 Plunge: Into Ocean Near Jap Coast; One Survivor : Polled Out

One Person Saved Near Sagami Bay   Four War Writers Among Missing In Air Force Plane

25 Feared Dead As U. S. Plane  Crashes In Sea   Four War Correspondent: On C47 Courier Ship From Tokyo

Air Crash Claims 25 Victims  re ee ee oe   ‘Plane. Falls In - Sea. Near. Japan

Big Plane Falls Off Japan Area   Correspondents On Wrecked Craft

4AREPORTERS ON DOWNED PLANE   One of Missing Writers Spoke In Terre Haute Two Years Ago.

NEWS WRITERS ARE BELIEVED ABOARD CRAFT   MacArthur's Headquarters Reports One Survivor Picked Up

Piane Down; 25 Missing   * Four Correspondents Reported Aboard Courier Craft

(-47 INTO THE SEA   Military Transport Crashe: 10 Miles South of Oshima  Island

Four Put To Death For Plotting Revolt  Top China Generals . Amona Those Killed

Two Generals Put To Death  Chinese Nationalists Charaed as Plotters

FARM INCOMES DROP SHARPLY   Report Shows Michigan  Ranks Fifteenth In   In Nation

lowa Drops to 3rd  In Farm Income  Texas Leads U. S., California Next

Nationalist China Hailing} Years Greatest Triumph   Claim Communist Invzding Force Of 7,500 Smashed On Hainan Island Off Southern China

Nationalists Score Victory  Smash Reds In Huge Attempt On Hainan

RED DEFEAT IN CHINA HAILED    Nationalists Celebrate Smash ing of Communist Invasion Attempt

Nationalists  Hall Victory Over Red Troops   Communist Invasion Of Hainan Island Successfully Halted

—YEAR’S GREATEST VICTORY Nationalists Smash Red Attack On Hainan Islanc

Nationalist China Hails Greatest Victory Of Year in Repulsing Attack Upon Hainan

NATIONALISTS GAIN VICTORY   Smashes Communist In vading Force Of More Than 7,500

Chinese Hail Great Victory Over Red Army  Nationalists Claim roops Are Defeated In Battle

Chinese Army Jubilant Over Hainan Victory   Repelling Of Communist  - Invasion Termed Greatest — 1950 Victory; Dream Of - Conquering Island Ended

China Fetes big Victory  On Invasion   Nationalists Repulse Second Landing Attempt, But Stronger Ones Seen

‘House Pushes For Final Vote On Bill  Giving Truman Standby Price Controls

Compromise May End Deadlock on Control Measure   Bill Shapes Up Along Lines Truman Asked; House Leaders Hope for Final Vote Today

Compromise Bill On Controls Bue For Vote Today   Wage-Price Regulator May Get House Test; Favorc Senate Rill

Seek Final Vote On Curb Measure   Compromise Bill Is Worked Out By  House Committee

BILL FOLLOWS PRESIDENT’ REQUESTS   Measure Will Give Truman Power Over Rationing, Wages And Prices

ompromise Is Worked Out House Leaders Seek Controls Decision Today        New Bill Generally Follows Lines Of Senate Banking Committee Plans

House Nears Final Vote On Control Bill  Compromise Measur   Compromise Measur Would Give Truman Standby Power

Price Control Vote Slated   House Bill Provides For Stand-By Power

Final Vote Might Come On Controls   Compromise Is on Lines of Bill Approyed by Senate Group, Meets Trenman Desires   Credits Discussed   Realty Bars Might Be Imposed; Market Is Exemnt

Control Bill Nears Final Vote in House   Compromise Measure Coincides with Type President Wanted

HOUSE PUSHING PLANS TO KEEP DOWN INFLATION   Compromise Measure Would Give Truman Stand-By Economic Power, Including  Rationing If Needed.

Truman Foe WillOppose Sen. Lucas   Stratton Nominated By Republicans For Treasurer

Dirksen Will Battle Lucas   Former Illinois Representative  Wins GOP Race

More Thousands   Flood Dangers Continue To Mount In Mide west And South.

Flood Dangers Mount In South, Midwest; Mississippi Surges To Highest Mark In 13 Years

Flood Stage; People Flee   Mississippi, Ohio And Other Rivers Continue to Rise At Several Points

8,000 FARMERS FLEE FLOOD   Nation’s Biggest River ‘Surges To Highest Mark In 13 Years.

Danger of Floods Mounts in Midwest  Thousands Flee Homes in Missouri as Mississippi River Rises  PERIL IN SIX STATES  Red Cross Executive Says About 100 Persons Are Isolated By Water

Midwest’s Flood Danger Mounting   8,000 Farmers Flee Southeast Missouri Homes as ’ Mississippi Surges to Highest Mark Sirice 1937.

FLOOD DANGER SEEN MOUNTING   More Thousands Flee Ti High Ground; Rivers Continue To Rise

Flood Taking Midwest Toll  iy ere pony i) (ens RenPe   Thousands Fleeing As Big Rivers Climh

More Thousands FleeHomes  As Peril Of Floods Grows   Mississippi, Ohio Continue To Rise At Many Points;  Mass Exodus Of Farmers Reported In Missouri;  Many States Hit By Rain-Swollen Streams

Rising Water Chases 8,000 Farmers ; Oul Of Homes In Missouri; Engineers Busy

Flood Waters Spread; Many Persons Flee   Wide Areas Menaced by Steadily Rising Rivers; 8000 Farmers Forced  Erom Miecouri Hamec

More Thousands Flee Homes in Midwest, South as Mississippi, Ohio Rivers Rise

—RIVERS CONTINUE TO RISE—  Thousands Flee Homes As Flood Menace Grows

THOUSANDS RUN OUT OF FLOOD AREA IN EAST   Mississippi, Ohio and Wabash  Rivers Force Many Families To Leave Homes

More Thousands Flee as Floods  Continue fo Rise  Danger Appears Mounting in Many Critical Areas

Mississippi Floodwaters Continue Rise;  Thousands Flee Homes In Critical Areas

Thousands Flee Homes As Flood Danger Increase:   Mississippi River Up To Highest Mark Since ‘37

8000 Farmerlrs Abandon Hones In Flood Ag#ea   Rivers Continue To Hise; Danger Seen Mourging In Midwest And Sduth

 Midwest Flood Dangers Are Mounting 8000 Flee Homes As Mississippi Rises

Thousands Flee In Flood Area  Rain-Swelled Rivers Continue To Rise

Mass Exodus Under Way  Flood Danger Mounts In Mississippi Valley

Mi issi issi ppi Sti it On Rampage  Flood Threat Drives Thousands To Flight

Rain-Swollen Rivers Rising   Indiana City Of 20,000 in Greatest Peril: Dynamiting Of Levees Studied

MIGHTY RIVERS SWELL, DRIVING OUT THOUSANDS   Frightened Residents In Parts Of Missis. sippi Valley Flee Be. fore Floods—Dam. age Done In Six States.

Thousands Flee  Rising Waters Mississippi, Ohio Rivers Are Bankful

A BRIGHT OUTLOOK   Generally - Fair With Mild Temperatures for Kansas Saturdsy

Chinese Reds Pictured As No. 1 Threat   Senator Says They Must Be Kept Out Of Fighting In Korea

Wants No War With Chinese  ‘Communists  Wiley Says Such   A Struggle Would “Waal TTS Dew

Big Push for Legislative Shutdown Before Labor Day Gains Backing

Wiley Charges Russ Baifed Trap in Asia   Urged U.S. Try To Keep Chinese Reds From Korea

Red China Must Be Kept Out of Korea   Senator Asserts Threat Of Involvement of Communist Area in Conflict Is Critical -

Recess Plans Gain Support  Solons Want To Quit   Russians Have ‘Baited A Trap’  Solon Urges All-Out Effort To Keep Chinese Out of War

Congressmen Hope To Quit By Labor Day  Leaders Decide To oe ee, eee   eee ee  Leaders Decide Tc Get Work Done This Month

Senator Wiley Calls For Concerted Effort To Keep Chinese Reds Out Of Korea War

Wiley Would Keep Chinese Reds Out Of Southern Korea   Wisconsin Senator Thinks Trap Has Been Set to Bring On U. S.  Rehoansiian

Keep ChinaReds Out, Wiley Says  GOP Leader Declares Russians Baited Trap

Keep Chine Out, Wiley Tells U.S.   Wisconsin Senator Says Russia Baited Trap for Us in Asia

Congress Sets Labor Day For Adjournment.  Big Push To Get Business Done By Sentemhear 4

WILEY CALLS FOR ALL-OUT EFFORT TO KEEP CHINESE REDS OUT OF WAR   Republican Demands Efforts To Prevent Attempt To Stir Up Race War Against U. §.

Sept. 2 Set for Congress Recess  Shutdown Plan Gains Influential Backing

Wiley Warns Keep Chinese ‘Out Of Korea   Urges Diplomatic Stand To Prevent Fight Whict Would ‘Bleed Us Dry’

WOUNDED IN ACTION Harold Shoft Was Graduated Eram k. 1°. in June of 1949

WOUNDED IN ACTION  it. Harold Short Was Graduatec From kh. U. in June of 1949

COURT STRIKES AT SEGREGATION   Maryland System Being Reviewed As Authorities Figure How To Prevent Edueation Problem.

Progreso Boy Dies of Polio  Another Ward Patien   Another Ward Patient Reported Near Death

Progreso Child Dies Of Polio   Seven Deaths Are Reported At Clinic To Date This Yea

Good Afternoon!  in Today’s Journa   Man Re-Enacts Kidnaping And Murder Father Of Three Admits Sex Slaying Of Girl In Chicago

Sex Slaying Of Rinearson  Child Solved   Jobless Chicago Worker Father Of 3, Admit Raping, Killing Girl, 10 In 1948

Action Will Stymie Help For Koreans   U. S. Resolution Is Hit As Move To Hide Agaression

Expect Russ To Veto U.S.  Korea Plan   Malik Renews Bitter Attack On American  tAgeression’ In Asia

Soviet Due To Cast 44th U.N. Veto Today   Expect Russia to Block Con. demnation of North Koreans

Soviets’ 44th. Veto Expected  ‘Act a Ney Caine: On US. Rea rolutios Aaa ee

Malik Hurls Bitter Attack Russian Veto Due Today To Halt Action On Korea

Russia Expected To Use U.N. Veto   Malik Insists No. Koreans Fighting Just War

44th Soviet Veto Likely  Malik ‘Nvat? Eynected   Malik ‘Nyet’ Expected To Block UN Adoption Of Korean Resolution

44ih Russian Veto Due on Korean Vote   Malik Delays Action to Get Instructions

Expect 44th Russ Veto in U. N. on Korean Resolutior   Fights to Block Appeal to Stop Help to Reds

Russia's Malik Is Expected To Cast 44th Soviet Veto Against U.S. Plan

COUNCIL AWAITS VETO BY RUSSIA   Malik Expected To Try To Prevent Adoption Of Resolution Against North Ko re.

VETO IS EXPECTED   Russia Scheduled to Be Against American U. N.  Resolution

Malik Is Due Use 44th Veto   Expected to Apply Rule Today in Question on North Korean Activity

A4TH RUSSIAN VETO EXPECTED   Malik Says U.S. Trying To Hide And Justify Aaaression

4Ath Red Veto Expected On U.S. Proposal   U.N. Action By Malik Likely On  Korea Resolution

South Korea. Forces Repel Tank Column   Vital Town Retaken, Invaders Pushed Back 20 Miles From Seoul

Report South Koreans Retake Uijongbu  sve — vc   Drive Northerners 20 Miles From Seoul In Counterattack

Southern Forces. Push Reds Back In Counterattack  Retaken; Invaders Cteared From Seoul

Report Vijongbu Is Recaptured  Southem Korean Forces Push Back Invacdine Reds

So. Korean Drive Halts Red March   Recapture of Key Town Near Capital Is Reported

Uijongbu Reportedly Korean Repo Recaptured, Northern Say Americar Forces Pushed Back foanaral Nam,

Invading North Ar my Pushed Back   Uijongbu Recaptured As Southern Korean Forees Stage Furious Counter-Attack

S. KOREANS RETAKE STRATEGIC CITY   Furious Counter - Attack Reported Endangering ~ Red Tank Column

INVADERS ARE PUSHED BACK FROM SEOUL   Southern Forces Also Win Uijongbu in Furious Counterattack; Red Tanks Forced to With draw.

New Attack Drives Red Army Back   South Korean Force Regains Lost Ground

South Korea Forces Push Commies Back   Invading Northern Koreans Now 2 Miles From Seoul

Report Invaders Are Pushed Back From Near Seoul   Counterattack by Southern Troops Regains a Town

South Koreans Drive Invaders From Capital   Counter-Attack Hurls Reds 20 Miles; Key Point Recaptured

Strategic Base Of Uijongbu Is Recaptured   Invading Red Armies Are Pushed Back 20 Miles From Capital; American Planes In Action

Southem Army Bounces Back   Furious Counter-Drive Throws Communists Out, I2 Report

Hope of Rescue Buoyed by Cry   8 Search Teams Comb Desolate {sland In Search for 5 Missing Airmen

Stewardess Blown Thru Plane Window  Snatched from Death Over South Carolina

Airline Stewardess Saved By Crew Member After Being Blown Through Plane Window

AUSTRIAN REDS — CALL OFF STRIKI   i  RESISTANCE TO GOVERN. } MENT IN SOVIET OCCUPA{ TION ZONE COLLAPSES.

Reds Blame Pressure by West For Austria Putsch Failure   Communists Call Off Strike and Rioters Immediately Release Hold on Railways

Communists End Strike In Austria  Reds Apparently Admit Defeat; “PDanhwave Feenad

Keds Admit Peieat  Austrian Communists End Strikes, Demonstrations

Reds End Violence In Austria  Call Off Two-Day Strike in Admission of Defeat.

‘Austrian Communists Call Oli Strike Which Diplomats Felt Threatened W orld Peace

House Panel Votes To Tax New Source  Charity Unrelated Business Affected

ROSS CARRIER UNION SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE   No Settlement In Sight In Malleable, Rem-Rand Strikes

Walkout At Ross Carrier  Is Averted   Union Votes Today On Wave Proposal

REVENUE DIGEST .   Briefed Proposed Changes   In Truman Tax Request -

Claims Sleeping Pills  Addiction Is More Dangerous Than Morphine

‘SLEEPING PILLS CAUSE WORSE ‘ADDICTION THAN MORPHINE, PUBLIC HEALTH GROUP SAYS

Four Survivors Of Plane Mishap Safe on Rafts   At Least 40 Persons Dead or Missing in Air, Marine Accidents

Air-Sea Rescue Units in Widespread Searches for Thirty-Eight Feared Lost

DEAD, MISSING AIR-SEA TOLL PLACED AT 44  Nation Witnesses   Nation Witnesses Series of Shipwrecks and Plane Crashes.

Six Killed In Airplane  Ac ‘cidents   Air-Sea Rescue L nits Hunt For 38 Missing Men

Air, Marine Disaster Toll Listed At 40   Four Survivors of Plane Mishap Are Found On Rafts

Rescuers Seek Many Missing In Mishaps AtSea  Planes And Shipping   Planes And Shipping _ Are Hard Hit By Series Of Storms

A) Dead or Missing in Disasters   Air Wrecks, Marine Accidents Take Heavy Toll of Lives

40 Still Missing After Disasters In Sea and Air   Plane Ditched in Lake; Crew Saved

Rescuers Hunt For 34 People Lost in Ocean  Six Americans Die In Tragic Crashes Of Small Aircrafts

40 Perish In Accidents At Sea, In Planes   Violent “ t orms Over Week End Cause Manv Mishaps

Six Killed In Plane Crashes Over Weekend   4 Located On Life Rafts in Caribbean

Rescuers Hunt For 34People Lost In Ocean  Six Americans Die In Tragic Crashes

Legion Demands Communists Be Outlawed in U.S   Criticism of Acheson Issue Has Convention Of Time Schedule

Legion Gets. In Snarl Over Foreign Policy   Convention Schedule Upset; Committee's Report Withdrawn

Acheson Says Allies Can Hold Red Horde  Secretary Also Warns Red China Ahont Gettina invalved ln Karea

Baptists Set $10,000,000 Budget As Goal  Be Used for Missions And Endowments

- ‘Intelligent Use Of Advertising Part Of Mezvinbay Success "Story

Senate Votes Pin Money For Rent Control Needs   Cash To Last Until Clesure On Tune 30

Acheson Takes Slap at Malik   U. N. President Accused OF Disrvecarding Dniv

U.S. Advance Speeding Up Over South   But Reds Reportedly Have Heavy Reinforcements In Capital City

Marines lach Into City Under Heavy Red Fire  Suwon Taken Astride

Marines Inch Way In Seoul: Described As City Of Anarchy   Reds Prepared For Bitter Fiaht

Yanks Capture Base on Reds’ Escane Route   Fight Within Two Miles of Center of Seou!

Suwon Seized  By Americans  Seoul Described As A City Of  Anarchy

‘Temperatures   Yanks Battle For Seoul, — Seize Suwon   Americans Move Swifitly  In Beachhead Fighting; Reds Get Reinforcements

Assassination Nets News Curfew EE LL LAREN EERE AE NEARS REST  Borders Closed by Venezuela

Venezuela Suspends Civil Liberties ‘After Slaying Of Acting President

Exiled Leader Arrested In Polifical Attack   Borders Closed, Civil Liberties Ordered Suspended

VENEZUELA TORN BY INNER STRIFE   Assassin’s Bullet Takes Head Of Government—Borders Of Country Shut.

Acts Quickly as Acting President Is Assassinated   State of Siege Proclaimed as After Slaying

Venezuela Closes Borders, Sets Up Curfew As Chief Is Assassinated

Suspension of Liberties After Assassination   Venezuela Closes Borders Following President's Death There Yesterday

Acting Chief Of Venezuela Assassinated   Col. Delgrado Siain Near Home; Public Not Given Details

Assassination Leads Venezuela To Close Border   Acting President Is Shot; Military Heads  Impose Harsh Curfew

Venezuela in State of Siege After Assassination of Acting President

Venezuela Closes Borders, Suspends  Civilian Liberty   Curfew Is Imposed Upo1 Population Following Report of Death of Delgado

Assassin Kills Acting President Of Venezuela  Civil Liberties Suspended in Nation Under State of Siege; Three-Maxi

Acting Head of Venezuela Killed  Borders Closed After Monday Assassination

Acting President Delgado Assassinated In Venezuela: Nation In State Of Stege

5. AMERICAN NATION HEAD ASSASSINATED   Venezuelan President Shot To Death By Political Foes

VENEZUELA RULER 1S ASSASSINATED   ACTING PRESIDENT DELGADO CHALBAUD SHOT TO DEATH —KILLER ESCAPES.

Venezuela — President Assassinated  Delgado Was Gov’ ‘Head Since 1948

Declare Siafe Of Siege In Venezuela   Say Urbina Led Assassination Of President

Acting Chief Of Venezuela Assassinated  W ashington Hears Two Versions of Caracas Killing

Venezuela President Assassinated  News Block Keeps Details From Being

Head of Junta In Venezuela Is Assassinatet  Warning Is Given to Foreigners Not To Mix In

Doors Closed To Venezuela  After Killing   Curfew Is Clampec 2 Border As Country. Mourns Over Leader

Civil Liberties Are Suspended In Venezuela   Curfew Is Clamped On; Border Closed After Assassination

ACTING PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA MURDERED   Executive Had Ruled Nation Two Years; Censorship Clouds Details

Ohio Democrats Build Platform: One Puzzle Left   Lausche Maintains Silence on Support In Race for Senate

Senate Post Silence Kept By Lausche   Greets Ferguson, But Says Nothing At Democratic Meeting

_ —LAUSCHE— Still Has His Party Guessing  Does Not Disclose Choice For Senate

Scoffs At Inflation Prediction   Sec. Snyder Brands Forecasters Ol! Depression As Pessimists

STEP NEW HS. BUILDING   Topographical. Map Ha: Been Made of Site for  Structure   CORDLEY COMES FIRST

STEP TAKEN FOR ~ NEWHLS. BUILDING   Topographical Map Has Been Made of Site for  Structure   CORDLEY COMES FIRST

Distribute Election Supplies   Ballots And Stationery For Next Tuesday's Elec tion Are Delivered To Precinct Judges.

Police, FBI Seek To Find Trail of Brink's Robbers   Victims Give Description -Can’t Supply Facial Characteristics

Police, FBI. In Wide Hunt For Bandits   Seek Gang That Held Up Plant in Thompsonville   Description of Gunmen Lacks Important Details Because of Masks.

Urges Allotment Of Over Billion To Meet Threat   Western World Is ‘A Long Way From’ Adequate Defense

Acheson Joins Truman In Plea For Arms Funds   Congress Is Warned That U. S. May Have To Step Up Foreign Spending Te Meet Communist Threat

FUND NEEDED TO PRESERVE DEMOCRACY   Cabinet Member Warns Anti-Coalition Afready Has Made Progress In Defense Preparations   “SAY AVERT DISASTER

Acheson Warns U.S. May Face More Arms Aid  Says West Still Far From Meeting Threat OF Russian Aaaressior

Congress Urged To Approve Nev Arms Aid Plan   Acheson Says U. S. Must Continue Help

Acheson Fights for Foreign Arms Money   Secretary Tells Senate United States May Have to Increase Aid

Secretary Says West Is ‘Too Weak’   Reduction In Annual Foreign Bill Called Unlikely By Diploma

Hope of Slash in Funds for Europe Fades   Secretary of State “Backs Truman Plea for Billion More

More Money Will Be Needed For Foreign Arms Outlay, Acheson Tells U.S. Senators

Annual Outlay May Increase, Secretary Says   Blunt Warning Is Made As Official Urges Approval for Finances

Senate Told West Lacks Full Securify   Acheson Bluntly Warns of Need For Spending

Views West AsFarFrom SafeEnough  Congress Urged to Okay Billion Program for Fiseal Year; Gives No Hope of Cuts  Progress Is Hailed  Anti-Commauniat Lineup Has Gained in Many Ways, He Says

Long Way fo Any Security   Western Nations Can’t Let Down in Face of Constant .Russian Threat

—TESTIMONY — Congress Asked for $14 Billion   LION’S SHARE TO ALLIANCE

URGES SOLONS TO APPROVE NEW PLAN   Holds No Hope Arm Funds Can Be Reduced  . PEpNaTe   Sreat Progress By AntiCommunist Coalition On All Fronts

Up Annual ArmsOutlay For Allies   Acheson Warns of Higher Future Cost to Avert Threat by Communists  PLUGS ARMS BILL   Military Assistance Necessary to Preserve  West From Aggression

FOR FOREIGN ARMS   Acheson Tells Senators U S. May Have to Increase Its Outlay

Acheson Says Arms for World May Cost More   Secretary of State Says West Lacking Adequate Defense

"Western World Long Way From  Adequate Force’  Secretary Urges Congress  TT, Arnnenava Aid Deaaram

Future Years May See U. S. Increasing Arms Aid to Europe, Acheson Warns

AGHEAON otto INGREASES IN FUTURE YEARS   Telis Senate Committees Red Aggression Defenses Not Complete,

Says ¥).S. May Have fo Hike Yearly Outlay   State Secretary Urges Congress To Approve New Arms Aid Fund

Says U. 5. Must Boost Arms Aid      Acheson Sees Little Chance of Decrease in Exnenditures

U. S. Faces Increased Arms Quitlay  Acheson Urges Congress to Approve Funds

Congress Urged To Approve Aid   Secretary of State Acheson Says Action Vital to Protect North Atlantic Area From Agvressor

Acheson Warns Outlay to Arm Allies May Go Up  a —- ae a   Tells Senators U. S. May Have to Boost Aid Funds

Acheson Warns Future Outlays May be Great   West Long Way From Adequate Security Force

Acheson says bes Lacking In Security   Senators Told Boost In Funds In Years To Come Needed

Cost of Arms Aid May Go Higher Yet   Acheson Tells Senate Committee U.S. May Have to “Put More, Rather Than Less” into Program to Meet Communist Threat

Little Hope For Early  Arms Cut   ‘Acheson Tells Congress Chances Are U. S. Will HavetoSpend More, Not Less. in Coming Years

BRANNAN BACKS PRODUCTION HIKE Supports On Meat Prices Considered

BRANNAN BACKS PRODUCTION HIKE  Supports On Meat Prices Considered  Sn ay TE Deter es BE

Brannan May Ask Congress To Fix Meat Production  U.S. Faces Dilemma Of Applying Curbs bef . ,

Suggestion Also  Seen U. S. Stand May Be Communists Must Be Liaquidated

Korea Must Be Independent--UN   Peace Program Outlined at End of Hostilities

Moscow’s Jakob A. Malik Replies That Insistance On Korean Unity Means Extension  Of The Raging War

Unify Korea. U.S. Tells U.N, Parley   Austin Declaration Hints at Drive Past 38th Parallel

Insists Peace Plans Include Unified Natior  No Progress Made   No Progress Made At Secret Meeting

United States -Insists Korea Become Unified   Incident Occurred During Battle North of Waegwan; Two North Koreans Later Captured Identified as Murderers.   “righting Pennsylvania Parson Credited With Killing 27 North Koreans

ai oC Vblow,.  U. ». Wail United Korea Says Austin   Threat Of invasion Later Must Be Made imnoccible. He Adds

U. S: Calls For Free, United Korea As Aim In Any U. N. Peace Plans

Unified Korea  Demanded in Peace Plan   U. S. Declaration Made to UN Security Council

Unified Korea Urged by U.S. In U.N. Plans   American Peace Aims Outlined by Austin  As Deadlock Luobroken

U.S. HINTS AT EXTENDING WAR TO ALL KOREA   U. N. Statement Calls For Creating United, Independent Nation

Drive Past 38th Parallel Hinted in UN Statement   U. S. Insists any Peace Program Include Unified and Independent Korean Nation

National Board In New Approach To Development   Reclamation Association Directors Urge Adoption Of Plan For District Setup: Large Savings Seen

Tibetan Invasion Claimed By Reds To Be Advancing   Indians Getting Peeved At Red War Drifting’

India’s Anger Mounts Over Tibet Move   Long-Time Exponent of Red China’s Admission To UN Is Aroused

Indian Anger af Communist China's Drive Oni Tibet Shows Signs of Increasing -

India’s Anger Mounting At Tibetlnvasion   Notes to Peiping Accuse China Reds Of Increasing  ‘Drift of War’

India’s Anger Mounts Over  Tibet Attack   Moscow Boasts That Red Chinese Drive  Moves Successfully

“INVASION ANGERS INDIA— Red Campaign In Tibet  ‘Success,’ Moscow Says

India Aroused by Communist March on Tibet   Accuses Chinese Reds Of Increasing Drift Toward General War

Moscow Boasts of Successful Attack By China Reds on Priest-Led Tibetans

India Angered By Red China’ Drive In Tibet   UN Action Urged To Halt Invasion; Reds Claim “Liberation”

India Flays Red Attack OnTibetans   Moscow Declares Drive Is Going Well; Notes to Peiping Accuse Communists  ‘Welcome’ Clai med     Chinese, Russians Say Troops Are Greeted by Tibetans   ‘Welcome’ Claimed

Indias Ire Is Aroused Over Tibet   Accuses Chinese Reds of Aiding A General War

India’s Anger Mounts as Reds Claim Tibet Gains   Urges U.N. to Take Over All Tibetan Affairs

UN. ACTION SOUGHT  Indian Anger Rises as Russia Boasts of Successes in Tibet

India Protests Tibet Fighting   Asks U.N. To Take Over The Government

Defendant Says He Can't Recall Murder   College Senior Testifies He ‘Must Have’ Kill-.  ed Girl

GIBBS TAKES STAND AT HIS MURDER TRIAL   Says He Can't Remember Thin; From Time He Began Choking Victim

TRUMAN HEARS SEC. ACHESON   Warm Welcome Given State Chief For Success of Parley.

Acheson Reports to Truman On Pact Tall  Full Report Slated To Public Wednesday

Acheson Gives Fil!-In Report To President   Results of Strategy Meetings in Europe Are Reviewed

Acheson Gives Truman Report On Foreign Trip   President Hails Mission as Best Since Potsdam

Big Three To Discuss Issues At Conferences  U. S. British, and   U. S. British, and French Ministers To Meet Soon

AIRED AT PARLE   Foreign Affairs Chiefs Con cerned With Tightening  Woactern Caaneratian

Allied Three Reach Accord On Conference   Diplomatic Notes Complete Plans For London Session

Chiefs Name  Main Issues   Western Cooperation Big Three’s Concern

Big Three Agree On Debate Items For London Talk   West to Concentrate On Tightening Aid To Resist Communism

Tri-Powers Agreed On Meet Issues   European, Asiatic Topics Will Be Discussed At Diplomatic Meet

Agree on Topics at Big 3 Parley   Western Ministers Concerned over How to Achieve Unity

Agree On Issues For  ‘Big T hree’   Foreign Ministers To Meet Against Rising Background Of Tension

One Dead, Others Hurt In Clashes  3.000 Arrested In Rome; Large  Industry Stopped

One Dead, Scores Injured in Italian Communist Strike   Thousands Jailed F ollowing Clashes of Police With Red-Led Strikers

3000 SEIZED IN RED-CALLED ~ ITALY STRIKES    Dead, Scores Hurt As Protest Walkouts : Spread

ONE MAN KILLED, SCORES INJURED IN ITALIAN RIOTS   Communist - Led General Strike Leads to Clashes Between Demonstrators  and Police.   3,000 PERSONS ARRESTED IN ROME   Factories Close in Milan and Other Areas of North— Transportation Is Crippled.

Riots in Italy Leave  Dead,  Scores Injured   lialian Police Break Up Red Demonstration During 12-Hour Strike

Albert 5. Goss, National Grange Master, Is Dead   Henry Sherwood Will Become Acting Head Until Conventi:n

Albert S. Goss Collapses, Dies   Was Grange Master; Sherwood To Succeec Him Until Election

*Had Just Discussed Role of Farmers in Mobilization; Member of National Se curities Recources Board.

SOVIET OPPOSES S-NATION PLAN CONTROL KOREA  Russia Will Offer Plan lane Cus

ATTLEE FACES SPLIT IN TOP PARTY LEADERS   Must Report to King To Present Cabinet And Policies

Aitlee Faces Sharp Split In Own Party  Nationalization May Undergo Some Revision

Split in Attlee 's Cabinet Likely  t ationalization Hot      es oo oe Nationalization Hot Issue Facing Labor

DESPITE LABOR ACT THREAT   UMW Officials Deny Reports That Lewis: Has Given Nod for FullSeale Walkout.

French Premier: Attempting: to Patch Up Cabinet: After Ministers Resian --

Russian Walkout Expected   Believe Malik Wil Resume Boycott 0! UN Council

HOOVER CALLS TOP SCIENTIST SOVIET PLANT   Break in Security Leads to Probes By Congress

NINE COUNTIES OVER TOP IN BOND DRIVE; CLOSES SOON—STATE 81° OF OUOTA

Weather Not Cooperating New Dimout Ordered in State; More Schools Close to Save Fuel

Capt. H. Walsh Bailed Out Of Burning Plane;  4 Stull Missing   Bomber Abandoned When Engine Catches Fire on Training Flight

FOUR ARE STILL ‘MISSING AT SEP      Fifth Survivor, Another . Dead Crewman of B-29 Found After. Crash

Calm Sea Aids Vast Search For 4 Others   Minneapolis Man Among Survivors Of Flaming Plane

2 Dead Crewmen Also Are Found   Four From U. S. Air Force Still Missing After Superfortress Catches Fire And Plunges Into North Sea

5 U.S. Airmen Rescued After B-29 Sea Crash   British Ship, Plane Pick Up Survivors; Four Still Missing

B-29 CRASHES IN NORTH SEA;  FIVE SURVIVE   Bomber Goes Down in Flames Off England; 2 Dead 5 Misecinga.

Air-Sea Search Pushed For Four  Dead In North Sea Croch OF Sunerfare

Four Airmen Still Missing   U. $..Bomber Plunges Into North Sea—Five of Crew Rescued to Date.

B-29 Survivors Taken From Sea   =One Body Found: Four % ‘Still Missing in = Ocean Of Enaland

Congress Getting Around to Talks On Mobilization   Home Front Set Up of Wage, Price, Rationing Powers Are Favored

Preliminary Voting Set On All-Out Mobilization:  Sentiment Favors Controls

Talks On Full Mobilization Opens At Capito   Some Preliminary Votes May Be Taken By Congressmen

Lawmakers Talk On Mobilization  Sentiment For Wage, Price Curbs Strong

Congress Waits Preliminary Vote Set For Round Of Talking On All-Out  pape LE ie uae Way

Congress May Start Talking Wage-Price Ceilings Today   Sentiment in Country Seems to Be In Favor of Some Contro! Machinery

Congressmen Draw Near To Control Votes  Sentiment Continues Strong For All-Out Home Front Curbs

Korean Issue Spurs Congress  Lawmakers Debate Fall Adabilientiann

U.9, UNPREPARED 10 PUT PRICE LID UN COMMODITIES   Rationing and Ceiling System. Af Ordered, Probably Would Require Months to Set Up.   BUT PLANS ARE READY FOR JUNIOR-SIZE Wer   Priority and Allocation Pow. ers Expected to Be Given 4 Cabinet Members If Voted by Congress,

Junior-Size WPB Plan Drafted By Administration for Quick Use   But Truman Group Unprepared if Congress Orders Baby OPA Created; Would  Have to Start From Scratch

Not Ready Ifan OPA Is Needed   Production Board Could Go to Work Soon, If Conflict Demands Ii   A FOUR-MONTH JOB   And Nobody Wants the Task of Setting up Civilian Food Controls

Junior WPB Or Baby OPA Are Possible   Separate New Price Control Agency May Have ts Be Created

S. Koreans Meet Foe, Other Units Move Unonposed   They Are Chased Back Mile and a Half In North Area

Huge Russian. Tank Blown Up   By Americans   Three Columns Comprised Of 100,000 Allied Fighters Drive Toward Manchurian And Siberian Borders Of Korea

Notable Gains Take U. S. Soldiers Into Chongju; 3 Columns Moving on Steadily

Tank-Led Troops Enter Chonaju; Near Manchuria  24th Aims For Spot: Where Reds Funnel Troans Into Korea

MacArthur Says Allies Advaneng  Light All Along _ Front In. Korea

General Mac Arthur Reports After Notable Gains Friday Had Carried Allies Into Chonju; 50-60 Miles From Rorder

Three Armored Colunins Drive To Within 51 to 60 Mites - ‘OC Manchurian Frontier =

Final Victory Drive Rolling Against Reds   Opposition Mostly Light But General Sees Fight Ahead   BULLETIN!

Top Electric Power Men Seek Help   ICON LICIP  Ask Stockholders, Users for Aid in  Rattlinge Cavernment.

Fast Builduy For Defense Forces Seen   Truman To Seek More Money And Draft Law Changes

New Plans For Mobilization. Being Adopted  Defense Department Plans To Speed Up’ a Me

; ‘Stepped- Up’ Mobilization Timetable Set   : Defense: ‘Department Hopes toa Hike Forces ‘y+ 3.060.000 Men

PLAN SPEED-UP IN BUILDING DEFENSE FORCE   Big Draft Cals Are Scheduled;  Pee  Senne eee

‘Stepped-Up’ Mobilization Timetable Set   Defense Department Hopes to Hike Forces To 3,000,000 Men

TANK RETRIEVER IS STYMIED TOO   Status Typical Of Army Delaying Action For Support

WALKOUT SET FOR EARLY IN MORNING   Mediators Meeting With Both Sides  In Chicagne Teaday

Mediation Board Tries New Attempt To Halt Rail Strike   Santa Fe And Southern To Cut Service

Another Day Of Summer For Midwest   Most of Nation Is Sweltering With Not Much Relief in Sight

HULMEVILLE STUDYING {TS WATER SITUATION   A Movement Launched To Supply Entire Town   MAY FORM AUTHORITY

HULMEVILLE WATER SUPPLY DISCUSSED   Council Considers Possibility of A Water Authority

Decorate Leader Of 21st Regiment   Col. Stephens Is Given Silver Star

YOUNG DEMOS NAME WALTON   Baroda Teacher Elected First President of Berrien Unit

 DOUBLE-CHECK BEING KEPT Solons Set Casualty Total At Approximately 6,000

BONUS BENEFICIARY STATUS CLARIFIED   Sisters And Brothers Of Deceased Veterans Not Eligible For State Payments

Indo-China Hold Of French Wane:  Foothill Defenses OF Capital Abaruioned

French Leave  3 More Posts   Hoa Binh Is in Proces:  «6 Of Reine Evaeuated

French Area Shrinking in Indo-China   Communist Pressure Causes New Troop Withdrawals

RANGE LOSE MORE GROUND      Focthold In Indoching Continues To Shrink As Troops Retreat

French Still Fall Back In Indo-China   Beachhead Growing Smaller As Red Forces Advance

Mrs. Eva B. Heaton Dies af Linneus  Funeral Services Will Be Held at Wheeling.

Me a ECON ANTAREL Yai ise ion Head Out in Trucks  to Front REDS CAPTURE CHINJU  Heavy Pressure Has Shifted to the West and Southwest

Jury Will Get Case Of G-Girl Next Tuesday   No Witnesses For Judith Coplon Take Stand AL Hearing

MISS COPLON'S CASE TO 60 T0 JURY TUESDAY   Attorneys For Defense Rest Suddenly Without Calling Witnesses

Defense Rests In Judy Coplon Espionage Trial  Miss Copion Won't Present Witnesses For Her Defense

No Witnesses To Appear for Judith Coplon   Girl Elects to Risk Her Fate on Evidence Submitted by U. S. In Espionage Case

FORD PLANTS MAY BE IDLED   Wildcat Walkout At Rouge Rolling Mill May Hit Other Plants

Wildeat Strike Hits Ford Plant   Appeals By Leaders To Return Futile

WEATHER TO WARM UP   Tomorrow’s Temperature Expected to Reach 80 Degrees

104 GITIEo TOP 100.000 POPULATION   Washington Now Among First 10 as Pittsburgh Drops to 12th.

French Mobilize Againsf Red Force:  American Aid Due . Soon in Indo-China

Utilities Oppose an lexeess Profits Tax   Spokesmen Testify Public Would Have Tea Foot the Bill

Warn Utilities Tax  Would Hit Public Committee Told New Levies Put Rates Up

Downpour Puts Strain  Upon Weakened Dikes   Fifty-Five Thousand Volunteers and Soldiers Work To Hold Back Raging River Which Has Flooded Great Part of City:

New Rains Lash Flood-Strained Winnipeg Dikes   Volunteers, Soldiers Keep Anxious Watch Over Rising River

New Rains Lash Dikes of Winnipeg.   55,000 Flood Fighters Keeping Anxious Watch

Goal of $3.000 Is Set   0a! Of $3,VUU IS Set Scouts Ready Christmas Seals For Mailing to 5,000 Persons

 Goal of $3,000 Is Set Scouts Ready Christmas Seals For Mailing to 5,000 Persons

Major Pits Across U.S. Stay Closed   No Hint of What Government Will Do Next Offered

Angry Ceal Diggers Stay Away From Pits; Washing. ton Reports Say John L. Lewis Has Raised His Wane and Welfore Demand.

OR Ree ee ale  PITTSBURGH, Feb. 13.— John L, Lewis’ United Mine Workers ignored a federal court injunction ordering them bark ton wark tanav

Mines Are Idle In Nation Today: Order Ignored   Government Is Now Expected to Make Next Move in U. S. Contract Dispute,

GOVERNMENT HOPES FOR BACK T0 WORK MOVE   Miners Bitterly Denounce ‘Trumat’s Taft-Hartley Use

Workers Stay Home, Await Gov't Action  Report Lewi Ups ‘Demar nd for

All Major Pits Stay Closed As Miners © ‘Await Gov’t’s Move        Miners Denounce Use of T-H Aet

MORE RAIN FORECAST   Over An Inch Reported Today From Many Points

 UNDERGROUND ACTION — - Seized Red Documents  - Reveal Plot In U. S.

New Five-Year GM Contract Settles Labor Conditions In Auto Industry

GM and Union In Agreement For Five Years   ‘Auto Industry Most Settled “tn Years as: Result   ‘Unprecedented Agreement With ClO ‘Workers is ‘Announced at Detroit.

Auto Industry Seems in Line Long Peace   Sudden Decision of GM To Sign New Contract Puts Industry in Best  Condition in Lona Time

GM Signs  5-Year Pact With Union Auto Industry Left  In Most Settled Condition In Years

General Motors Signs Five-Year Pact With UAW  Leaves Auto Industry In Most Settled State in Years

Auto Peace Looms With GM Contract   No Wage Talks For 5 Years Under Pact

General Motors Signs Five-Year Pact With UAW   Significant Contract to Leave Automobile Industry in Most Settled State in Years

AUTO INDUSTRY IN SETTLED CONDITION   All Big Three Producers Now Under Contract   NEW PACT   To Be Used As Pattern By Union; Pensions, Wage Boosts Included

All Is Serene In Auto Industry  New General Motors Contract Raises Hope Of Long Labor Peace

—ALL ‘BIG THREE’ SIGNED— ~  GM Pact Gives Industry Peace For Two Years

GM, Auto Union Sign 9-Year Pact   New Contract Leaves Auto Industry In Settled Condition

Reuther Claims 19-Cent Raise      Industry, Governmerit Hail Record-Long Pact as Insurina Labér Peace

AUTO INDUSTRY IS CHEERED BY ‘CM’ CONTRACT   Five-Year Agreement w itt Union Indicates Long Peace in Car Plants

GENERAL MOTORS CONTRACT HAILED AID 10 BUSINES!   Wilson Believes Removal oO Strike Threat Will Benefit Uo S. Economy

GM Pact To Cover 5 Years   Sets Pace For Long Peace In ‘Auto Industry

Car Industry Left InGood Condition By GMC Contract   ‘Big Three’ Producers Have Agreements for At Least Two Years

GM Pact Looked On As Pattern   Contract With CIO May Become Basis For Settlement Of Other Disputes

Long Term Auto Pacts Acreed Upon   Auto Industry in Most Settled Condition in Years; General Motors’ Five-Year Contract Is Longest.

Settled Conditions Seen In Auto Industry as GM.  Union Sien New Contract

New General Mofors Pact to Run 5 Years   Hailed as Settling Influence, on Labor Conditions

Auto Industry Elated Over GM Contract   Detroit Reports Most Settled Condition For Plants

GM’s Pact Is Hailed as New Phase   No Wage Reopening Is Permitted Until 1955 Under Terms; Looks for Labor Peace   Superiority Cited

G.M. Pact Is Longest In Auto History   Sudden Agreement With U.A.W. Leaves Industry ‘Stable’

PGeneral Motors ‘Union Contract Settles Industry       Stock Takes Leap To 21-Year High After Signing

Long Peace Expected In Auto Industry  GM Signs New Five-Year Contract

GM Signs With Union For 5 Years   New Contract . Gives Industry Settled Outlook

)-YEAR PACT SIGNED AT G.M   New Union Contract Leaves Auto Industry In Satisfied State.

ew GM Pact Settles Strife For Five Years   Gears Wages To Cost Index; Pays Pension

AUTO INDUSTRY SETTLED WITH PACT SIGNING   Unprecedented Five-Year Contract Approved By GM And UAW

GM CONTRACT PEGS WAGES TO LIVING COSTS      Union Hails Agreement; Aut Industry Sees Strife«Free Period,

GM-UAW PACT IS SURPRISE TO INDUSTRY   New Contract Leaves Auto Manufacturers In Most Settled Condition in Years   UNION CLAIMS VICTORY

Unprecedented 5-Year GM-UAW Pact Is Signed   Kuto Industry Now Most Settled In Years

,Contract for 5-Year-Period Unprecedented  Longest Agreement In Entire Industrv

A ‘Milestone’ In Progress of Collective Bargaining  GM-UAW Contract Pleasme To Auto Industry

NewGM Pact Leaves Industry, Union At Peace  ‘Significant’ Deal  he Beery Eheveel TOSS.   ‘Significant Deal To Run Until $955, Pleases Both Sides

Motor Industry Stabilized By New Union Pact   Unprecedented GM Contract Will Not Permit Reopening Until 1952; Others Follow Pattern

AUTO INDUSTRY TROUBLES. EASE   General Motors New Contract With Union Appears To Guarantee Peace For Several Year

Action Follows Saunders’ Charge That State Liquor Unit Probe ‘Out of Hand’

WHITES ORDERED OFF STREETS  Singapore Natives Riot  for 'Junale Girl's’ Return

Ironwood, Mich., Block Is Burned   3 Stores, Restaurant, Many Olfices, K. C. Hall Destroyed

‘Your Host’ Favored But It’s a Race   Swelling Sentiment Seen for Hill Prince

Hungnam Onh Escape Port Left to Yanks   Chinese Reds Capture Hambung tu Fanatical Attack

SMASH AT EVACUATION BEACHHEAD Chinese Reds Capture Hamhung, Squeeze Yanks Into Tight Line

Chinese Attack In Waves; Gl's Mow Them Dowr   New Buildup by Reds Reported In West Korea

Chinese Reds Capture City: Of Hamhung   Yank Units Squeezed Anto Tight Defense Around Escape Port

Force Gl’s into Tight Beachhead   Waves Of Communists Butting Against Defense Perimter Of Jammed  Hungnam Beachhead.

Reds Take Key City of Hamhung  Squeeze American Forces. Into Tight Beachhead Area

U. §. Defenders Of Beachhead Tighten Lines   Reds Building Up Big Force North Of Seoul

Reds Capture Big Port City Of Hamhung   Americans Squeezed Into Tighit Line Around Hungnam

GI's Abandon Key City Near Escape Port      Enemy Forees:-Pour Into Industrial Hub After Yanks Withdray

Chinese Capture Hamhung Squeeze Yank Forces into Line Around Escape Port

Gov. Youngdahl Favors Project   Reaffirms State's ‘Feeling of Urgency

FORMOSA VISIT TO BE PART OF JESSUP’ TOUR   Roving Ambassador Silent On Plans; To Talk To MacArthur

Jessup On First Leg Of  Asia Survey   Far East, Formosa Get ‘Prime’ State Department Attention

Jessup to Confer With MacArthur   Roving United States’ Ambassador Arrives In Japan Today

Jessup Meets with General   Trouble Shooter to Visit Formosa on Far East Trio

Jessup Arrives In Japan for Survey of Asia   To Meet MacArthur On Importance of Strategic Formosa

Roving U. S. Ambassador Arrives In Javan In Course Of Survey Journey

Republicans Push. Kconomy Measure   Seek Half-Billion Dollar Ap: propriations Cut

ATOM EXPERTS , ALSO ADVANCE ENGINE TEST      Submarine Machine May Be Ready This Year

Slow Progress Being Made by Men Desperately Fighting Out of Trap: Jets in Dogfight 18,000 Feet in Air.

GI's Struggle To Break Red  Eneirelement   20.000 Yanks Battling Toward Coast; Canyon Road Is lee-Sheathed

Evacuation Of Force In East Is Hinted   Gls Battle Bitter Storm, Five-To-One Odds In Fiaht To Escape Chinese Trap

italy Ups Prices For Developmen   Cabinet Approves Expansion Program For Southern Area

TROLLEY, BUS CRASH KILLS ?   12 Of 43 Injured Are Re ported In Serious Condition

Trolley Rams Bus, Killing 7   Overturned Vehicle In Streetecar’s Path

Seven Killed In Trolley-Bus Collision  Glasgow, Scotland   tac ORT OOS frat ee   Glasgow, Scotland Is Scene Of Fatal Accident Today

Trolley Rams Glasgow Bus; Seven Killed   Girl and Six Men Are Dead as Result of Odd. Traffic Mishap in Scottish City

Philippines Quiete.  Commie-Led Huks Lay Low Affer Week End Of Terror: Raids Kill 78

Manila Alert For Huk Raids  Guerrillas Stir Up Weekend Of Terror

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL TO RECEIVE $60,000   St. Bernard’s School, Doylestown, is Named As  Legatee   THE DWYER ESTATE

Langer Collapses During Talkathor To Retain Veto   Battles To Allow Communist Control  Bill To Be Killed

20,000-Man Attack Launched by North Koreans   South Koreans Forced Out of Kigye Again; Swarms of Planes Giving Close Strafing Support to Defenders.

20.000 Reds Are 3 Miles FromPohang   EnemyGainsMade In Central and . Southern Sectors

Effort In North : Labelled Major Action In Area >  UN Planes Hit Hard: in Attempt To Halt: Threat To Poscitiang :

Communists Seize Kigye, Nine Miles From Vital Port   South Koreans Drop Back 14 Miles; New Red Assault Seen Building Against Taegu

Drive South Koreans Out Of Kigye;MainAttentionCenters On Pohang With Its Port Facilities And Air Base

Reds Start Two Drives On UN Line   Main Attention Of War Now On Strategic Port Of Pohang—Communist Patrols Reported Heavy Durina Niaht Shart Dietance Narth 06 Parcs

20,000 Behind  Assault Aimed  At East of Line Attack Leaves   Enemy 3 Miles Short of Pohang

Open Attacks On Defense OF Pohang, laegu  Drive Troops Out   Drive Troops Out Of Kigye Position

Defenders Pushed Out Of Embattled City Of Kigye By Powerful Red Forces   Important Port Of Pohang Threatened By Communist Attack; Invader Troops Tindercn Heavy Strafins Rv TI. &. Planes

Major Offensives Loosed by Reds at Northern Defenses   Power Drive Against Taegu Also Apparently In Making

PLAN WORTH $24 MILLION Lewis Bares New Welfare  Deal For His Coal Miners

UN Ready: To OK Plan For talks Among Big Five   Committes Seeks  Parlay On Peace

Big Five Peace Talks Approved   U.S., Britain Split on Question of Seating Communist China

U.N. IS READY 10 APPROVE BIG § TALKS   Resolution Calis for Discussion of Prob  lems Threatening  World Peace,

UN To Approve Resolution Calling On Big 5 to Talk  Over Peace-Menacing Topic:

UN Ready. To Approve Peace Talks   Political Committee Expected to Call For Big Five Talks On All Problems

Knowledge Of Any Red Agent Denied   Acheson Scoffs At McCarthy's Allegations

 Acheson Agrees With J essup on Complaint   Sec. of State Says  No “Top Russ Spy Agent” Is Connected With State Department

Says Does Not Know Of Being In U.S. Employ   secretary Flatly Denies Any Knowledge Of Agent Be. ing In Department; MeCarthy Backers Confident

Acheson Doesn't Know it If Russians Have  Top Espionage Agent In His Department

Sec. Acheson Unaware of ‘Red Agent’   Gives Reply To ‘Press Following Senator’s Charge

Acheson ‘Doesn’t Know It If Top Red Is State Aide   Secretary Of State Denies MeCarthy’s Charges That Russian Espionage Boss Is Presently In High U. 8. Post: Charges Held Iniurious To Foreign Polieyv

Acheson Denies Knowing Russiar   Secretary of State Says He Is Unaware o! Red in Department.

U.S. Tries Japs For GI Attack   Fight Are Accused Of Assaulting Occupation Soldier:

Speedy Trial For Japs in Tokyo Attack   Eight Plaod Innocent te Charges of Assault, Disobsying Orders

8 Japs on Trial For Assulting U.S. Soldiers   Commie Rally Yesterday Sets Off Spark in Attack on Troops

Rush To Try Japs Accused Of Attacks   Pictures of Memorial Day Events Identify Rioters for the Court

Eight Japanese Put on Trial as Soldiers Stoned   MacArthur Acts Swiftly to End Violence at Rally

8 Japs Face Military Court  Accused Of Assault On U. S. Soldiers

—ARREST JAPS— Kight Held For Stoni U.S. Troops  Apprehended After Violent Outbreak

§ Japs Accused (Of Beating Yanks   Innocent Plea Is Entered By Tokyo Reds

Speedy Trial of Rioters Who Attacked U.S. Soldiers Creates Threat of Trouble

8 JAPS ON TRIAL FOR BEATING GI’s   EE ER ee ee Tete he     Prosecution Halts Court Session To Study Pictures Of Red Rally

Rush Trial Of Eight Recessed Unexpectedly   Release Of Accused Demanded By Crowd Police On Guard

Rush Trial in Japan Held Up   Recess Case of 8 Japs Charged With Attack

U.S. Japanese Trial Recessed To Study Movie   Prosecution Given Time to Check on Pictures of Riot

American Military Court Has Extraordinary Session In Cases’ Of Eight Japanese Being Tried On Charge Of Assaultine U, S. Troops

Japanese Who Attacked U. S. Soldiers Held   University Students Stage Demonstration Then Flee from Police

Kight Japs Face Trial  By Military   Court Is Quickly Summoned After Attack Made During Communist Outbreak

Jap Assailants Of Troops Get Speedy Trial   Defendants Plead Innocent To Charges Of Stoning Troops.

Jap Uprisings  Seen Part Of  Red Pattern Attacks On Soldiers  frm e« Fs   Attacks On Soldier: Brings Trial For Ficht Offenders

Arkansan Will Prosecute tight Jap Attackers  Speedy Tr fol Or der red  Ar lene   Speedy Trial Ordered For Japs Who Beat U. S. Soldiers

Quick Trial For Eight Jap Reds   Men Accused of Attac] OnUS. Soldiers at Commie Rally; First Blow At Occupation Army

RECESS TRIAL OF 8 JAPANESE REDS   ARE CHARGED WITH ATTACKING AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT RALLY

EIGHT JAPS FACE TRIAL FOR ATTACK ON U. §. SOLDIERS   Americans Beaten, Kickec  By Mob At Communist Bally tr Takva

Jap Reds Held After Stoning, Beating Yanks   Eight Arrested In Tokyo Disorder To Get Military Trial

Eight Reds Arrested In Tokyo Clash   MacArthur Orders hhnmediate Trial Tn First Outbreak

TRIAL OF JAPS STOPS SUDDENLY   Court In Tokyo Abruptly Changes Plans For Rush Hearing — Accused Of Attackine T] S Soldjere

EIGHT JAPANESE IN QUICK TRIAL   Arrested After Assault on - American Soldiers

Readers Get New Feature   ‘Grandma’ Joins News Family Next Sunday

dah For Graham?   IN. Y. Battle Of Letters Holds Political Limelight

RADIO AND TV NETWORKS FACE STRIKE THREAT   All AFL Unions in Industry Authorize Walkout Over Pay .  + ae

Strike Threats Hang Over Radio and TV Networks   Walkout Authorized in Dispute Over Hourly Wages

Strikes Threaten Radio, Television   Walkout Within a Day or Two Unless Peace Is Reached On Unien Contract Demands

Radio Networks Face Strike By AFL Workers   Walkout May Take Place This Week: TV Inciuded

Sen. Gillette’s Suppor Essential, McCarran Informs Him.   lt Got Results

Truman May Get Tax Bill InTwo Weeks   Senate Committee Votes Unanimous Approval   HIKES LEVIES   Legislation’ Adds About Three Billion to Income Taxes on Individuals.

First Tax: Bil Probably Ready By September 1   Senate Committee Unanimously Approves Measure.

Tax-Boosting Bll Headed For Approval Senate Okay Seen Fo  Five Billion Dollar Levy Increase

Tax Measure Approved By  Senate Group   “First Installment” \ Bill For Five Billion: Boost Set For Septembe

Nevada Boy, 10, Found Chained to Rail to Keep Him From Plaving With Other Children

MARRIED ON HORSEBACK  Ceremony Performed For Rodee Couple at Ottawa Fair ae

Courthouse Quarte! Inspired by Spring  Strains of Harmony Float iit no Bvidenrn

Courthouse Quarte' Inspired by Spring  Strains of Harmony Float Out as Evidence Winters Left Behind

HOPED TO BE CZAR   Ousted Police Board Member Says Binaggio Sought Power

Fought — Heavy  Pressure   Removed Member K. C. Police Board States Binaggio Wanted te he Cear

UNCONSCIOUS 38 DAYS Dad's Visits With Daughter pe Nurses in Tears

Admits Kidnap Story Is Hoax   UAW. - Watchinan Made Up Wild Yarn

CIO Headquarters Watchman Admits Story Of Abduction Was All A Hoax

REUTHER SHOOTING PROBE RENEWED UAW Nightwatchman’s Story Of Kidnapping Is Declared Hoax

ABDUCTION STORY OF JANITOR A HOAX   t. A. W, WATCHMAN ADMITS UNDER GRILLING THAT HE WAS NOT KUDNAPED.

Sleet and Low   Thomas Quoted As Saying He Failed in Suicide  Breakdown Comes After 13 Hours of Grilling by Police and FBI; Quizzed About Headquarters Dynamite Plot.

DAIRY STRIKE IN WASHINGTON — 1S TERMINATES   Normal Operations Expected Te Be Resumed By Mid-Week   _ UNION AND DAIRIES REACH COMPROMISE

Washington Milk Strike Ends Sunday   Deliveries Expected to Be Normal by Wednesday After Eight-Day Stop in Nation’s Capital City

Milk Deliveries Are Scheduled Tc Resume In Washington, D.C.   Transit, Bakery Strikes _ Hit Cities On West Coast

Truce Mat   Settlement phi Near In Pittyburg®: in Similar Watkant

Efforts to Settle Milk Strike Raise ~ Hopes For Peaci   Mayor of Pittsburgh Meet With Union and Industry; New Talks Due Today

Fatzer Asks To Keep Job   ‘To Be GOP Candidate _For Attorney General; Appointed Last: Year

KKKA*KY CHIVALRY IN AN AUTO CAN BE FATAL, LADIES SEOULDN’T EXPECTIT 

Eight Killed In W. Pennylvania   Six Killed in Auto Wrecks, Two Others Are Electrocuted

Streamliner Backs 6 Miles Down Grade   Engineer, Fireman Leave Cab, Neglect to Set Air Brake

Report Indicates Greater Seasonal Pork Price Drop   Farm Department Forecast Production  Of 99,079,000 Swine

Predict’50°_ Pig Crop To Set Record  ForPeaceYrs.   Ag Report Indicates Greater Than Usual Seasonal Drop in Pork Prices

by ies i OF Ded china Stopped  Freighters Unloaded Before They Sail

GOP ill Backfires  Democrat Says Truman Pay Boost. A Republican Measure

Britain In ae Over Election   Attlee Expected To Name Date Today; Stack Market Dios

CHS Vocal Groups Give Annual Yule Concert Tonight   Mixed Chorus and Two Glee Clubs in Public Concert

CHS Vocal Groups To Present Annual Christmas Concer   Will be First Appearance in New Choir Robes

NEED $80,000--T0 ~ FINISH STRUCTURE   Council to Ask for Additional Funds ‘for City Building - ®   \T SPECIAL ELECTION

Council to Ask for Addi tional Funds ‘for City Ruldine - a   \T SPECIAL ELECTION

Michigan Ranked Seventh In Preliminary Census Reports For All States

Secretary of Navy Francis Matthews Says United States Should  Be Willing To Start War If Necessarv To Achieve Lone Peace

US Should Start War—Matthews Only Way To Get-Peace, Navy Head Says

Navy Secretary Says U. 5. Should Start War If It Would Mean Peace

No Verdict Yet On Bridges  Jury Asks Transcripts ~ of Key Testimony

Terued Unaccepiable Stories Kring Criticism — From Occupation Officials

Cooke Asks Fine If Court Position Is Held For Him   Heated Pennsylvania GOF Election Campaign Tempo Quickens

Have the People of Earth Become So Afraid to Live That They Plan Own Death?

A Fairy Tale Come True?--"Ye Were Afraid To Live--Therefore Ye Died!"

Suspension or Disbarment of Lawyer: Provosed When Guilty of Contempt

Disbarment For Contempt Is Suggested  Perlman Advances Idea In Address To  Rar Acenriatioan

NEED FOR NEW WEAPONS SEEN   Collins Prefers Equipment  Rather Than New Divisions

Says Allied Push, Retreat Exposed It  Sees U. N. Troops Now Realioned To

Removal Of 105,000 U.N. Troops New Milestone In Military Naval Operations; Casualties Light; No Material Lost.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   PUC Denies Reading Petition for Signal at Woodhourne

State Prepares Atom Defenses  Meetings to Be Held In All Ohio Counties

United Nations May Learn Few wits  Through Study of Boy Scout Jam

ampboree  a ee Bnelariel  47 0N0 Scouts From Many Nations Gather For Giant J

“Big Mo" Defies Fleet of Tugs   Kedge Anchors, Cables Will Be Tried in Next Attempt

 Navy To Switch Tactics In Attempt To Dislodge Battleship From Shoal

Mudbank Holds The Mighty Mo  Fleet Of Tugs Can't Rudae Battleship

peas To Probe Stick-In-the-Mud  Tues Tue, Fail To Budee Battleship

‘Big Mo’ Still Sits In Clutches Of Mud   Navy Fails In Third Try To Get Battlewagon Off Shoal; New. Attempt On Feb, 2

TO USE HEAVY GEAR   Navy to Make Another At tempt to Get “Big Mo” Bay Shoal

‘Big Mo’ Grounding Faces Probe; Rescue Attempt Halts Until Feb. 2

TRY NEW PLAN TO MOVE STUCK BATTLEWAGON   Will Attempt to Pull “Big Mo’ Out of Mud With Cables.

Navy Digging Deep into Bag of Tricks In Attempt to Free Battleship Missouri from Chesapeake Shoal

Navy To Probe Mo’s Accident      Beaching Gear Slated For Use In Next Salvage Trv

Controls, Higher Taxes, War And Threat Of War Would Make 1951 A Good Year For Rip Van Winkle

New Year Will Be One of Headuches \And Frustrations, Result of Controls

Move Over, Groundhog, Here We Come ‘ 1951 to Be Year of Controls And Taxes for U.S. Resident:

Many Would Like To Do A Rip Van Winkle  1951 Will Be Year For John Citizen To Crawl In A Hole

MOVE OVER MR. GROUNDHOG, HERE  COME   Business Writer Suggests We Just Skip Year of  vo Controls,

Says Sleeping Pill Vendors Could Clean Up Next Year With Controls Taking Over

Until Then, West To Keep Might   President Details  Peace Program

Calls . Creation of New U. N ment ion  CITES ITS ACTIVITY   To “Revitalize” International Efforts to Outlaw “A” and “H” Bombs

GIVES PLAN FOR WORLD DISARMAMENT   Mr. Truman ‘Warns That Free Nations “Must Bo Prepared to Use Foree” Against Any. Aggression Until. It Is Adopted by All Nations,

POLICY SPEECH MADE BEFORE — UN ASSEMBLY   ~ Warns Free Nations— _ Must Be Strang Until Goal Reached

SELLING TICKETS FOR HASKELL DAY   Barbecue, Dance and Football Game Will Be Held Friday   STARTS WITH PARADE

SELLING TICKETS FOR HASKELL DAY   Barbecue, Dance and Football Game Will Be Held Friday

Injured Child !s Raced to Hospital   Little Donna Blank Of Hutchinson, Is Reported in Fair Shane After Surcary

ARMING WEST GERMANS Ib U.8. PROPOSAL   Secretary of State Acheson Urges Treaty Nations Get Going on Defenses.

Acheson's Plan Is Laid Before Pact Power .   Secretary Opposed To Half Measures

Atlantic Pact Nations Face Showdown On U.S. Plan for  European Defense Force

Draft Of Medical  Profession Uraed Docters Up To 45. Would   Doctors Up To 4S Would ‘Register For. Possible Induction

Bill Would Draft Doctors And Dentists  D wetyeatian IIn   Registration Up To, 45 Provided

New Bill Looks Toward Possible Draft of Doctors Dentists and Technicians

Pope Recifes Prayer in Honor. Of: Virgin  Catholiés Must: Accept “Dogma Of Ascendency -

Steal U.S. Arms In South Korea  Used By Communist:   Used By Communists To Equip Guerrillas

Student Slayer Gets Life in Ohio  Judge’s Statement Warns All at OSU

Student Found Guilty, Given Life In Killing   Judge Sentences O.S.U. Man For Fraternity Slaying

Heer Sentenced To Life Term For OSU Slaying   Eligible For Parole Hearing in 20 Years; Sweetheart To Wait

HEER SENTENCED: JUDGE LECTURES ALL STUDENTS   OHIO STATE PLEDGE GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR KILLING STUDENT

SENTENCE HEER TO LIFE TERM FOR MURDEF   Judge Delivers Lecture Against Drinking Among Colleqe Students.

Former Ohio State Student Sentenced To Penitentiary For Life In Slaying At Party

STUDENT GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Judge, Obviously Af. fected, Holds Him Up As Example

College Slayer Gets Life Term   Judge Reads Campus Sharp Lecture on Liquor Violation

Student Is Given Life  Sentence   Found Guilty In Death Of Fellow-Student; Held As Example To University Body

Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Held at Marysville  Directors Elected To Represent District For Three Years

Women, Children Brutally Beafen By Drunken Man   Salesman Admits. Bludgeoning Three

Jittery Tobacco Salesman Admits He Bludgeoned At Least Three Persons in-Rampage in Detroit.

Salesman’s Arrest Ends Terror Reign   Suspect Blames Convention Drinking for Mad Sluqainas

SALESMAN ADMITS, CLUBBING THRE!   NAVY VETERAN A?RESTED  AFTER WAVE OF TRAROR  IN NORTHWEST DETRO'.

Salesman In  Wave of _— rol  2 ae i) ee   Three Bludgeoned In Northwest Detroit Friday

STOLEN TEXAS PLANE IS NABBED AT MT. CARMEI   Pilot Who Eluded Two Aerial Pursuers Held; Shotgun Found.

STOLEN AIRPLANE LANDS; NAB PILOT   CRAFT COMES DOWN AT MT, CARMEL AFTER FLUDING 2 PURSUERS

Duff Silent on Running Mate  Party Leaders Meet, But Agree on No One

Amusement Tax Cut Considered  Communication Excise AAay Re Enda Alea

Plane Crash Probe Begun   Survivor Says That Others Wouldn’t Jump

Hitch Hiker Slugs and Robs Driver Near Carrollion   Sailor Is Left Unconscious in His Car on a Side Road.

Communist Chine Ignores Truman   Radio Accuses US Of Smashing Into Chinese T¢rritory

China Red Radio Blasts Americans   Truman’s Assurances Of Peaceful Intentions Toward China Rejected

‘Not Deceived,’ Communists Cry NO  Red China Snubs Truman’s Pledges

Truman’s Peace Pledge Derided By Chinese Reds   Claim People of China Not Fooled  By “Honeyed Words” Of UL. S$. Precidant

Peace Promise Of U.S. Spurned By Red China  ruman Assurances   Truman Assurances Rejected As Lies

Red China Raps U.S.  Statement   Truman’s Assurances  Of Our Peaceful Intentions Ripped By Chinese .

Peiping Derides U. §. Assurances of Peaceful Aim   Says America ‘Lies, Smashes Way into Chinese Territory’

Chinese Reds Push Aside Border Pledge   Peiping Radio Seorn: Truman Assurance of Peaceful Intentions

Peiping Radio Says Americans Already Have ‘Smashed Their Way’ Into Far East

Red China Hurls Blast At America   Says U.S. Invaded Chinese Territory

China Ridicules Truman Pledges  Peiping Describes U.S. As ‘Invader’

Chinese Reds Most Caustic In  Spurning Truman’s Assurances  Peiping Radio Rejects President’s Peaceful Intentions And Charges U. S. With Smashing Wav Into Chinese Territory,

CHINA'S REDS BRUSH ASIDE U. §. PLEDGE   “Curtain Of Lies” Charged In Reply To Truman Talk

Chinese Brush Aside Pres. Truman's Assurance of Peaceful Intentions   ‘Charge Americans Have Already "Smashed Their Way" Into Their Territory

CHINA REDS SNUB TRUMAN PROMISES   Charge U.S. Already Has Invaded Their Territory

Reds Brush Aside Truman's Assurances  Satan Atte sotsame fe acs   Claim Americans Have Already Invaded Chinese Territory

Chinese Red Radio Cold Toward U. §.   Rejects Truman’s Peace Assurances;  Knowland Rapped

Gommunist China Defies American Peace Broadcast   Answering Broadcast Says U.S. Message Was ‘Words. Threats’

Red China Radio Scoffs a U. S.  ‘Curtain of Lie Communi ists Plein

Communist China Coldly Brushe: Aside Truman's Assurance Of Peaceful U. §. Intentions

TRUMAN'S PEACE TALK REBUFFED BY COMMUNISTS   Chinese Reds Brush Off Assurances Of Peaceful Intentions -—-Claim U.S. Made Attack.

Chinese Reject U. §. Statement Of Korean Aims   Peiping Declares Truman Assurance Is Smoke Screen

Red China Radio Brushes Aside US Assurances   Charges Americans Have Smashed into Chinese Territory Already

Chinese Reds Brush Aside  U. $. Assurance Peiping Radio Asserts U.S. Already Is In Chinese Territery

Reject. Truman Appeal   Chinese Radio Charges U.S. Is Lying. to Hide Planned Aggression; :  Meac Rarymace KE vdmnle

PEIPING RADIO CHARGES U. S. LIES, ATTACKS   ‘Caustic Red Broadcast ‘Rejects Truman Promise of No  Invasion.

“Not Deceived”, Peiping Avers Assurances to China  Are Met by Derision

Kaesong Falls; Cavalry Ready For ‘Big Push   U.S. Division Only 82 Miles From Pyongyang

NORTH KOREAN ENVELOPMENT WARTHUR PLAN   ‘United Nations Forces Push Ahead Against Light Enemy Resistance.

Week-End Storms Kill 21; 2,000 Homeless In Floods   4,000 Others Isolated By Surging Waters As Arctic Air Over North, East Brings Havoe And Cold; Three Die In Plane Crash

21 KILLED IN FREAK STORMS OVER NATION   Floods Leave Thousands Homeless as Arctic Air Wave Sweeps Continent.

Property Loss Heavy; 2,000 Are Homeless  Arctic Air Surges Acrace Continent   Arctic Air Surges Across Continent Ta Cause Trouble

Floods, Storms Take Lives of 21 During Weekend   2,000 Are Driven from Homes; Boats Overturn in Long Island Sound; Mercury Plunges.

Spring In Last Fling As Weather Is Blamed For 71 Deaths In Nation

21 Killed by  Freakish   Weather Arctic Air Mass Brings Storms  And Floods to U. S$. 3000

Weather Creates Nationwide Havoc   21 Known Dead; Low Temperatures Seen

ONLY 1 AGENT On DUTY TODAY IN TWIN CITIES   Scores Laid Off In Niles: Railroad Officials  ~ Decline Comment

Berrien Railmen  Laid Off   Strike Idles Scores Of NYC Area Workers

IT ALL SOAKED IN   Yesterday's Rain Will Put New Life Into Fields and Gardens

SUFFER MINOR CRASH HURTS   George Firehammer, Wife And Daughter Crack Up Near South Haven

Communists Fail To Push Their Attack   Believed Awaiting’ Tanks Before Trying Farther Assaults

Capture of City :      Communists. Reluctaiit to Attack Without 2 Caver at Tanke 

FIREMEN HOLD ANNUAL DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT   Have Entertainment For Hour Before Dance By Local Music Talent

FIREMEN HOLD ANNUAL DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT   ‘‘The Tune Drafters’’ Give Entertainment, Johnny  —-_  ¢ Fe... .3%  ._f .

All State Services Are Placed At Call of Stricken Towns In Storm-Flood Emergency

'Tis Weary Dawn For Mardi Gras Revelers Riobe And Duehace RPavea! Selves As Real ‘Goad Snaarte'

20,000 Enemy Troops Open New Driv  Cantira   Marines Capture Important Hill South of Capital

Yanks Admit Serious Peril  To UN Forces   Marines Gain Peak Of Vital Hill In Bulge Over Naktong

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Sey Vesees FSS eee (Distributed by International News Service)  By Walter Kiernan

Dealers With Unfilled Orders Besiege Lustron   Want Pre-Fab Home: Before Receiver Is Appointed Monday

Ohio Disaster Kills 11; One Dies In Arizoné   6 Fliers Parachute To Safety In West; Three Still Missing

Window Panes Half Mile From Lebanon Broken By Explosion; Bodies Taken To Wright-Patterson Base

11 Killed as B-50 Bomber Crashes At Lebanon, Chis   Airplane Burns Several Hours After Plunging Into a Field

B-50 Crashes; 11 Men Killed   Four-Engine Plane Falls In Field Near Lebanon, Ohio

11 Men Killed As big Bomber Crashes. Burns   Bodies of Servicemen Scattered Over Large Area Near Lebanan. O

11 Dead In Crash Of Army Plane  Raombher Falis   Bomber Falls In Field Near Lebanon

6 PARACHUTE TO SAFETY: 3 ARE MISSING   Ohio Mishap Is Fatal To 11 Crewmen; 1 Dies in Arizona

Eleven Perish When Bomber Falls, Burns’   Biggs Field Plane Crashes, Scattering Bodies, Wreckage Near Lebanon. Ohio

B-50 Crash Takes Lives Of 11 Near Lebanon, O.  NR? pi Takheye*% PR, ib ttn a™   Big Plane Burns Several Hours;  Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area

[1 KILLED WHEN BOMBER CRASHES NEAR LEBANQN, 0   Big Plane Falls in Field and Bodies of  Servicemen Are Scattered Over a Wide Area,   BURNS FOR HOURS AFTER HITTING GROUND   Man Living Near Scene of Ac. cident Says Noise Made by Craft Indicated It Was in Trouble.

CRASH OF TWO B-50 BOMBERS TAKES 12 LIVES   11 Die In Ohio Plane Disaster, While One Is Dead In Arizona

ONE KILLED IN ARIZONA CRASH ©  11 Die When B-50 From El Paso Crashes, Burns In Ohio Field

SERV  ICEMEN VICTIMS OF FIERY DEATH   B-50 Falls in Field’ Near Cincinnati; Second Tragedy

Giant B-50 Plane Crashes In Ohio Killing at Least 11   Sister Ship Falls in Arizona Mountains, One Man Dies, 3 Missing, 6 Parachute Down

Crash of B-50 Is Fatal to 11  El Paso Ship Burns for Several Hours -

Bishop in Jail May be Released      Yugoslavia Hints It Would Like to Free .. Archbishop Stepinac

Ready to Set Prelate Free   Yugoslavia Would Release Archbishop Stepinac i He Leaves Country.

Release of Bishop Stepinac From Prisor As Hinted If He Will Leave Yuaostlavia

Negro Youth’s Life Is Spared   Emergency Reprieve Is Granted Prisoner

New Phase of Mobilization Ready to Roll   Plan Assures Cash For Defense Output

t : General Electric Co. g Announces Increase in Retirement Pensions

 Cost-Of-Living Adjustment  G.E. Steps Up Payments  ‘To Employees On Pension

Pensioners Given Raise By Company  Cw*.. Boe...) A...   GE’s Retired Men Get Voluntary Hike

Lake Operators Can Buy Ships   10 Surplus Craft for Package Freight Runs

State Accidents Claim Lives of 14   7 Victims Die in Traffic Mishaps

Accident Toll In State Is 12   Highway Mishaps Take 7 Lives; Two Others Die in House Fires

House Approves Plan fo Rel Potato Headache      Compromise Bill ‘Would Give _ Away ‘Current Surplus, Im. pose Sharp Curbs

Amazed Police Angered At Discovery Locks At Brinks Could Be Opened With Nail File

Nail File Opens Brink's New Locks   Million-Dollar Robbers Didt Need Keys

AG CHIEFS EXPLAIN STATUS Farm Parity Plan Is Seen As Ban To Price Ceilings

Says Law Bars Price Ceiling   Sharp Hikes Reported Since Korean War

Hear Opinions on  Brain Draft Plan   Hershey Asks Help of 200 Citizens in Deciding on Military Manpower Issue

Mistake Really ls Untorgiveable  E. Garman Communist Party Paper Misquoted Stelin

\Utica Election Probe Ends in Dismissal ! Or Reduction of Charges Against 27 Persons

Election Probe Ends  Charges Against 27 Reduced Or Dismissed in Utica Case

Senate Committee Approves Bill To Bar Slot Machines   Also Vote Against Anti-Advertising

Commerce Group Votes To Ban Interstate Shipment Of Slot Machines   New Appez al Heard  To Slash Excises   Tydings Blocks Appointment Of GOPer To Spy Probe Committee

Three Pronged Probe Is Launched Into Disaster  Which Cost Lives of 33

DOUBT STORY OF SHELTON KILLING   YOUNG TEXAN INSISTS HE AMBUSHED BERNIE NEAR PEORIA IN 1948

8 Japs Who Attacked U.S Soldiers Are Sentenced   Communists Defy Police Ban With Scattered Strikes in Protest To Trial

EIGHT GIVEN LONG TERMS   Penalties Imposed For Assault On U.S. Troops.

Jap Strike Proves Flop   Eight Reds Are Handed Stiff  Prison Terms

STRIKE BY JAP. COMMUNISTS ENDS IN FLOF  Eight Nipponese Handed Prison Sen: tencee for Attack.

ONLY 50,000 OF 0,250,000 UNION WORKERS IDLE   No Incidents Reported As Eight Sentenced For Yank Attacks

Congress Prepares Tu Vote Billions  For U. S. War Effort   No Hlelpo For MacArthur

Congress Ready To Speed Funds For War Crisis   No Sizeable Reserves ‘Available for Korea, Senators Declare

Congress Willine To Vote Money For War Muscle  New” ‘Budget  Boosts Dea,   New’ Budget Boosts Senate Prospects Of Profits Tax

War Crisis Finds Congress Willing fo Vole ike Funes   Spending on Huge Scale Will Mean Additional Taxes for Americans.

Ernest Liles Goes Calmly To His Death   Attorneys’ Last Attempt To Save Ex-Convict Fails

Gotham Plans Broadway Parade For Its Mayor, O’Dwyer, Who Leaves Today

Steps Taken To Nullify Russian Vetoes  UN Moves To Guard  Aid Given Koreans

Communists Gain Up to Five Miles—10,000 Cross Naktong River at Five Points in Bid for Taegu—Villages Burn as Battle Rages—American Planes and Artillery Rake Entire Area.

Red Drives _ Aim at Pusan And Taegu   American Leaders See Offensive Crushed Soon

50,000 Go All Out To Take Pusan, Taegu; Yanks Set   Best Time For Us, Says U. S. Officer As Foe Strikes Along 47-Mile Front; Reds Take,  Lose Haman In Bitter Battle

  Enemy Drive Scores Gain Of Five Miles   Drive On Port Halted; Allies Confident Of Crushing ‘Last Gasp’ Enemy Attack

North Koreans Strike Along 47-Mile Front, Advance Five Miles in Southern Battle Zone; But U. $. General Says Allied Forces Ready

Congress Back With Threat Of Filibusters   Taxes, Spending, Foreign Policy Are Main Issues

Angry Fight Expected Over Oleo, FEPC   Administration On Defensive On Spending

Truman Message Slated Wednesday   Routine Business Conducted First Day; Major Legislative Issues On Agenda

Congress in Session, Waits Truman Note  baxes, Snending Curl   Faxes, Spending Curb Foreign Policy to Be Big Subjects

8lst Congress Convenes For 2nd Session   Double Threat Of Filibuster Looms; Routine-Action Today

Congress Returns For 2nd Session   ' To Hear Truman Message Tomorrow

REPUBLICANS FACE A BUSY SCHEDULE   Governor Carlson and Con. gressman Scrivner to Visit County   ON DIFFERENT DAYS

REPUBLICANS FACE A BUSY SCHEDULE   Governor Carlson and Congressman Scrivner to Visit County

FARM SUPPORT TEST IS NEAR   Rush Calls Sent For Ab. sentee Senators To Untangle Snarl

Senate in Clash Over Price Props   Absentee Solons Sought to End Snarl Over Bill

FARM SUPPORT BILL SNARLED   Send Out Rush Call For Absentee Senators For New Vote

Dixie Senators Angered... . C rop 0S upport Bill Is Closely Fought

Farm Bill Is Snarled In Senate   Price Prop Measure Approved But May Be Reconsidered

SENATE LEADERS SEEK 10. BREAK FARM BILL JAW   IMove To Reconsider Vote Or Price Supports Chief  lesue

Senators Seek  To Untangle  Price Measure Hurry-Up Call Sent  For Lawmakers To  Act On Support Bill

Rush Call Goes Out for Absentee Solons Jn Effort to Untangle Snarl and Bring Final Vote on Farm Price Support Bill

UNION CALLS SETTLEMENT BiG VICTORS   Around-Clock Parley Awards Pay Boosts Un to 14 Cents

UNION HAILS NEW PACT AS BIG VICTORY   Company Says ‘Fair Solution Found; 43 States in Walkout

11-Day-Old Telephone Strike Ends   Union Calls It ‘Major Victory; Firm ‘Gratified

Telephone Strike Settled, Picket. Lines Withdrawn   ‘24-Hour Negotiation Session Brings Agreement After 11-Day Western Electric Walkout; Grant Pay Boosts, Bunnannrce Pact Fair to Both Sides

Phone Strikers Return to Jobs  Workers Granted Pay Hikes Of Nine to 14 Cents Hourly

Eleven-Day Telephone Tieup Ends   All-Day Talks Bring Agreement To Both Partiés

Play It Safe   UNION CALLS SETTLEMENT BIG VICTORY   Around-Clock Parley Awards Pay Boosts Up to 14 Cents

[alks In Detroit And New York :: Bring Agreement   Picket Lines 4 Equipment Workers: Ordered Disbended

L1-DAY STRIKE IN TELEPHONE INDUSTRY ENDS   Picket Lines Of Equipment Workers Ordered Disbanded   NEW AGREEMENT IS HAILED BY WORKERS

Phone Strike Ended After Heven Days   Workers Gain Raises In All Agreements; Company ‘Gratified’

Phone Walkout Enas: Workers Get More Pay   Bitter 11-Dey Strike Called Off As Terms Are Reached

Both Sides Are ‘Gratified’ by End of Walkout   Agreement Provides Wage Increases Ranging From Nine to 14 Cents an Hour Under Contract Running 15 Months   TV STRIKES AVERTED

Bitter Telephone Strike Is Settled After Long Talks   Agreement Is Reached at Mediation Sessions Lasting More Than 24 Hours; Picket Lines Ordered Disbanded: Workers Go Back at One

BY G10 PHONE WORKERS ENDS   Go Back to Jobs With Wage Boosts Of 9 to 14 Cents

MacArthur Pleased With Situation in Korea After Personal Air Inspection —

MacArthur Pushes Endthe-War Drive   UN Troops Seek to Crush Foe by  ‘Christmas Re Rornect Woharecht

‘Speculators’ Provoke Blast   Senator Says Billions Added to War Cost

‘Specul ation’ Held Boosting Defense Cost   Humphrey Asks Congress Give Truman Power Par Crackdowhk

Lays Boom In Prices to Speculators   Sen. Humphrey Urges Congress Provide for Controls to Restrict  Rising Defense Costs

Tax Increase _ Bill Doomed   Tr um an's Proposal Fo Boost Runs: Into A Dead End

Tax Drafters Seorn Truman   House Group Evades Plan For $1 Billion Hike

Excise Slashes Up to Billion Seem Possible   Committee Faced With Task of How to Make Up Loss If Levies Cut

Truman Tax Plan Faces  ‘Dead End’  Tax Framing Group   Tax Framing Group Plans Meeting To Outline New Bill

Doughton Concedes Now Ways and Means Committee May Approve Excise Cuts Up to a Billion Dollars.

DOUGHTON FEELS BOOST IN TAXES WILL BE DENIED   Sees Little Hope Ahead Fo: Net Increase As Requested   CUT IN EXCISE TAXES  MAY BE BELOW HOPES

TRUMAN'S TAX HIKE TO PASS   Chairman of Tax Bloc Says $1 Billion Cut In Excise Possible

Says Bill Covering Tax Hike Proposal Doesn't Look Hopeful   Chairman Doughton Says New Problems Will Have to Be Confronted

Tax Increase Seen Not Likely  Tax Writers Meet To Find Other Ways

BOOST IN TAXES APPEARS UNLINEL)   TRUMAN'S PROPOSAL FOR $1,90.000 6 TINCREASE RUNS INTO OPPOSITION,

President's Tax Increase Proposal  Is Stalled:  But Excise Taxes   But Excise Taxes May Be Slashed If Other Reyenue Can Be Faund

School Funds Outlook Dark   Committee Rejects Parochial Inclusion

Education Aid Bill Is Facing Chureh Battle   Catholic Spokesman Says Bus Service To Schools Is Sought

EDUCATION AID SPLIT WIDENS   Proposed Measure Bumps Squarely Up Against Religious Question

Zoo-Goers Few in Winter   it s Possible All Atlanta's Ailing Coca Needed Was Affection

Coca Just Lonesome for Her Friends, Struts Stuff for Her Sunday Visitors

‘Come Up and See Me Sometime,’ She Says  ‘Coca Gets—Bane Out of Life A vain

Dewey Orders 2 L. I. Railroad Trustees to Quit   Governor's Demand Comes after Check Of N. Y. Train Wreck

Two Trustees Asked to Resign  Dewey Takes Action In Wreck Inquiry

Rail Trustees’ Ouster Sought By Gov. Dewey   Demands Shake-Up of  Management As Probe  of Wreck Continues

rad Toa      Gov. Dewey Makes De. mand In Probe Of Wreck That Killed 77

Dewey Calls for Railroad Trustees fo Quit by Morday   Describes Conditions of Long Island Line as “Miserable.”

Dewey Demands Resignation Of Lin Trustees      Would Speed Shake-up Of Commuter Line

Resign Promptly Governor Warns Rail Trustees   Threatens Court Action If Ultimatum Should Go Unheeded

Dewey Tells 2 Raitroad Men to Quit   Resign to Speed Shakeup, He Orders Long Island Trustees

Dewey Demands LIRR Trustees Quit By Monday   janes Ultimatum A« Result (Hf AILNight Probe Coart Aciion Alter

Dewey Demands Resignation Of Rail Trustees   Holds Long Island Is Bankrupt Physically And Spiritually

Dewey Demands That Trustees Of Bankrupt Railroad Resion by Monday Deadline

Demands Railroad Shakeup   Resignation of L. I. Trustees Called For By Dewey.in Probe Of Fatal Train: Crash

RESIGNATIONS DEMANDED IN: BLOODY WRECK   Dewey Calls on Trustees o Bankrupt Long Island to Quit.

Resignation of Commuter Line Trustees Asked   Dewey States Blunt Demnds as Aftermath of Long Island Rail Wreck Fatal to 77.

Acheson Admits Consideration 01 Lie's Suggestion  Secretary Also Will   Secretary Also Will Ponder Using North Atlantic Council

DP PROGRAM IS LIBERALIZED  Truman Okays Bill Authorizing Admission Of 416,000 Refugees

Southern States Stunned by Supreme Court Decision for Equal Treatment of Negroes

South Is Jarred by High Court’s AntiSegregation Rulings  Unanimous Decisions Moy Have FarReaching Effects on Present Setup

Supreme Court Hands Down Decisions In Three Cases   Rulings May Change Traditional Policies Of Handling Mixed Crowds In South—Scope Given Careful Study

BUILDERS RAP CONTROLS Covernment Eyes Defense  Needs, Readies Battle

FRESH BATTLES FLARE TODAY   Battleplanes and Artillery Giving Close Support to South Koreans In Resistance of Enemy's Enveloping Attempt.

Battle For Taegu Virtually Won, Army Spokesman Says  te TIMUADT. TPAaHT Cas atk

Snow Storm Hits Cincinnati Area  Mercury Plunges i Southwestern Ohio

25th Soils and’ Crops Conference To Be Held In Linneus February 2.

Preparations Complete For 25th Annual Soils  And Crops Conference

“ANIMALS, BIRDS WOULD FARE BETTER THAN HUMANS DURING : ATOMIC WAR, WRITER SAYS

Bank Suspects Held by Police   ‘Phone ‘Confession’ Is Made to Million and Half Dollar Holdup.

"Confession" in $1,500,000 Robbery Labelled "Phony"   Boston Police Pass Up New Jersey Mans Story and Grill Six New Suspects

Confession At Newark  Discounted   Hot Telephone Tip Fizzles In $1,500,000 Theft

New Suspects, Revolver And Shells Seized  No Trace Of Cash Found; New Clues Traced By Police

Confessor is Labelled As “Phoney”   Thousands of Police anc F. B. I. Fine-Combing Ten States For Million And-Half Loot.

CONFESSION TO ROBBERY LABELED FAKE   6 Suspects Seized In Connection With Sensational Holdup

Police Seize Six Suspects, Ammunition   Find No Trace of Million Dollars Nor of Checks

Phone Confessior Of Brinks Theft Labeled Hoax  Officials Seize Six   Officials Seize Six New Suspects, .38 Revolver, Ammunitio

HOUSE COMMITTEE 0,4. DRAFT BIL   WAY CLEARED FOR ITS CON SIDERATION BY LOWER BRANCH NEAT WEEK

New Yorker: Climb Stairs In Strike   Both Sides Make Charges In Rail Dispute: Talks Continue in 94th Day Of Chevsler Shut-Down

' Huge Defense Spending Boost Forecast  ‘Rigorous Savings Program Now Necessary’ Renorfs Economic Development Committee

Offers a FivePoint Plan to Take Inflation Wallop Out of Military Fund

Swift Tax-and-Save Program Called For   CED, Forecasting Tremendous Defense Outlays For Years Ahead, Urges Pay-As-You-Go Pian On Military Spending

Keonomy Call  Made By CED   Would Take Out Wallop On Output For Military

Tax and Save, Is Anti-inflation Economic Proposal   Businessmen’s Group Seeks to Minimize Inflationary Soendinc.

Drive Against Inflation Urged  Committee. Proposes Tax and Save Proernr

Christmas Week-End Seen Most Crucial Warns Russia May Pounce on Holiday

West Germany Hands Shar Setback to Chancellor Adenauer   Victors Hail Outcome a: Protest; Against Rearmament

Socialists Win Two Important German Votes  Winners Oppose New German Army For Western Defense

WEST GERMANY ELECTIONS WON BY ARMS FOES   Socialists Win In Two States; Communists Take Worst Drubbinge

‘Party Opposing New Army  Wins in Reich    Powerful Christian Demos Snubbed By Rearmament Foes in Two States

Socialists In W. Germany Win Election   Reds Suffer Their Worst Defeat Since War; Not a Single  Communist Wins

Sharp ‘No’ To Army   Reich Socialists Win Election Victory On Stand Against Joining West Defense Setup

Socialists Triumph  In U.S. Zone Voting   Opponents New German Army Win 2 State _ Vote By Large Margin; No Reds Elected

Reds Badly Beaten West German Election Victory  Goes To Anti-Armament Party

SOCIALISTS IN GERMANY WIN   Oppose Rearming Nation And Also Reject Moscow's Policies   IN AMERICAN ZONE

Opponents Of New German Army Victors   Secialists Scare Major Victory At Polls Of 2 States

Socialists Win German Ballot  Strong Opponents of New German Army

Socialists Hail Win as German Rearm Snub   Election Rejects Policie Of Moscow; Reds Suffer Worst Drubbing

Socialists Score Decisive Win in West German Vote   Communists Make Worse Showing in Area Since End of World War Action

West German Socialists Triumphant At The Polls   Opponents Of Creation Of New German Army Register Thumping Victory In American Zone

Bad Drubbing Given Reds In leas Lone  —_— .<—o—   Socialists To Tak Over Government

Socialists Win Election In Germany   Opponents To Army Win Smashing Victory Sunday

German Election Setback for West   Socialist Victory Defeat for Nation’s Raarmament Plan

WEST GERMAN ELECTIONS WON BY SOCIALISTS   Opponents of Rearmament Defeat Social Democrats; No Reds Elected.

Socialists Win In Elections in 2 German States   Winners Oppose German Army in Western Defense

Socialists In West Germany Win Election  Victory Seen As Snub To Rearmamen

Arming Plan, Reds Lose In  German Vote   Socialists Regard Balloting As Protest ' Agatnst Adenauer

Socialists Win at  West German Polls   Oppose Creation of New German Army to Bolster Western Defense Forces

SOCIALIST PARTY WINS IN GERMANY  West Germany Hands Sharp Setback to Chancellor _ Adenauer  SHUT OUT COMMUNISTS  Victors Hail Outcome as Protest Against Rearmament

Socialists Win West German Vote   Snub Christian Democrats In Week-End Election

Socialists Win German Election By Broad Margin   Declare Victory Is Rearmament Snub;  Reds Suffer Beating

Army Plan Foes Election Victors  At German Polls   Christiay Democrat Party Snubbed In Two States In Favor Of Socialists

West Reich Vote Rejects Arming Plan   Reds Also Rebuffed As Socialists Win In American Scctor

Unifed States Expects Russian: Will Produce ‘Confession’  From Crew Member of Lost Plane Soviets Made Every Effort to Get Any Survivors From Privateer

Expect Crew fo ‘Confess’   Report Soviets Salvaged Plane in Baltie Sana

U. S. Won’t Be Surprised If Moscow  Produces Navy Airman’s’Confession’

Russians May Have Picked Up Crew Of Missing VU. S. Plane   Government Official Says U. S. Won’t Be Surprised if Moscow Eventually Produces Alleged Confession

Reds Likely To Produce “Confession”’ From Crewman Of Lost Baltic Plane

—AIRMEN HELD CAPTIVE? ‘Confessions’ From U.S. Victims Seen Possible

 Possibility Of Survival Termed ‘Slight’ 'U. S. Wouldn't Be Surprised If Russians Report ‘Confession’ from Crew Member of Navy Piane

[Alleged Confession From Crew Member of Plane Lost In. The Baltic Expected From Moscow

WON’T BE SURPRISED -- U. S. Expects Risin Baltic Plane Confession

Confession on Plane to Bring No Surprise  More Revealed on_ One Lost April 8 In Baltic Sea

U.S. Knows’. How Plane Lost Won't Be Surprised At Any ‘Confession’ 

Expect Flyer To ‘Confess’ To Russians   Alleged Statement By Missing Navy Crewman Would Be No Surprise

U.S. Expects ‘Confession’   Reds Expected to Produce One From Missing Navy' Fliers If They Were Picked IJp at Ses

U. S. Won’t Be Surprised If Reds Come Up With Alleged  Confession From Navy Crew   Government Official Says It Is Known-That Russia Made Prompt Efforts To Salvage Plane And Ten Occupants. 7

United States Ready for Red Report of Confession From Crew Member of Missing Plane

REDS EXPECTED TO HAVE NOTE OF CONFESSION   Message Concerning Baltic Plane Incident Coming. Belief

U. S. Anticipates Alleged Confession    Official Says Reds Tried to Salvage Renmauts of Airnlane

Reds May Hatch “Confession” by Crewmen of Ill-Fafed Plane   's It, Says Russia Made Prompt Efforts To Pick Up Men In Baltic

U.S. Expecting Russia To Wring “Confession” From American Flier Shot Down By Soviets Over Baltic

America Expects Soviet May Produce Spying ‘Confession’ Of Flier From Missing Ship

Grundyites Rally for Jay Cooke   Claim He’ll Win May 16; “Disaster’ Duff Comment.

WILL AARNE ATOM cNnGY TO TURBINES   Projects Call for Power Plant and Engine for Ships.

Steam {urbines To Be Operated On Atom Power   Supply Ministry Reveals Project

MARISSA YOUTH PISTOL VICITM   EXAMINING OLD GUN AT SCHOOL; DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED

kkkk kr B-29 BOMBER CRASHLANDS IN FLAMES, AT TAMPA; (6 MEN ESCAPE

Mine Aid Bill Deliberation Set i in House  ee   General Debate Over; Amendment Next Problem

U.N. Forces Race To Red Capital ©   ROK First, U. S. Seventh Troops May Enter City Wednesday

FEARS DEATH IN CRIPPLED i; LANE, CONFESSES TO WIFE, THEN LANDS SAFELY

U.S. to Reject Red Protest On Alleged Battle Over Latvia  Will Level CounterCharges If Reds Shot  Down American Plan

Expect Letler to Reject Russian Protest; CounterCharges May Come Later

RED PROTEST. ON PLANE 10 BE REJECTED   No Counter-Charges  Over Missing Craft   Are Expected at Present Time.

No Counter Charges Planned; Navy Tapers Off Big Air Search   Hope For Finding Ten Crewmen Aboard Privateer Lost In Baltic is Virtually Abandoned.

Terse Reply To Russians Likely Today   Report on Sky Fight Sull Without Facts, Despite Red Shouting

U: S. May Reject Russian Protest   Uniikely Any Counter Charg Will Be Levelled At Bussia

No Counter Charges Likely at Present   But State Dept. May Protest Shooting ot lf S Plana

U.S. To Reply On Aerial Duel   Search Continues  For Missing Plane

New Clue Fizzles Out In Search or Airmen   Believe Reds Shot Down Navy Plane: Russians Make ‘Protest’

Fire Averted At Titusville  Children Ransack   Children Ransack Vacant Home; Start Fire in Kitchen

Fire Averted At Titusville   Children Ransack Vacant Home; Start Fire in Kitchen

Truman Backs Foreign Policy Arrangements  Supports Idea For Eight New Senate Sub-Committees

Bi-Partisan Plan Boosted By President   : Truman Endorses Idea To Set Up Eight Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittees

Gives Approval to Proposal for Senate Groups   Hopes for Free Interchange Between Congress, State Dept.

TRUMAN OKAYS BIPARTISANSHIP   PROPOSES 8 SENATE COMMITTEES TO ACT ON FOREIGN POLICY

TRUMAN FAVORS BI-PARTISAN STEP   Gives Nod To Setting Up Senate Sub-Groups On - Foreign Policy

MORSE SCORES DELAY ON TAX   Republican Assails Dilatovy ‘Tactics

Morse Tells AFL That Congressmen Who Delayed Excise Profits Tax Should Be Beaten In November Polls

Asks Defeat of Men Delaying Vote On Taxes   Senator Speaks At AFL Convention In Houston

Improvement Program—No. 4  I More Levied Mill Rounds Out Forward Program For The City

UN Group Okays 8-Power Plan for Uniting Korea   Russian Move Rejected; General Assembly Expecied to Endorse Proposal Which Gives Tacit Approval to Crossing Parallel

U.N. Committee Overwhelmingly Adopts West ern Resolution   RUSSIAN PROPOSAL FLATLY REJECTED

UN Group OK’s Plunging Past 38th Parallet   In Resolution Urging Elections For A Unified Korea

UN COMMITTEE APPROVES 8-POWER PLAN FOR UNITY AND REBUILDING KOREA

UN GROUP OKS EIGHT - POWER PEACE PLANS   British Proposal Wins Over Russian Scheme  By 47-5 Vote

8-Power Plan to Unify Korea Wins Approval Of Leading UN Group   Votina Droas

 Violations Called Serious  FBI Agent Warns Eligibles to to Comply Fully With Draft Law

Eligible Men Are Warned FBI Agent Outlines Rules Of Selective Service Act

Collapse Of Nationalists Draws Near   Speedy Shipment of War Equipment Might Save Chinese Nationalists; Situation Dark.

Chiang Faces Early Attack  Formosa Defense To Hinge On Immediate ‘Transfusion’

CHIANG NEEDS HELP QUICKLY AGAINST REDS   ‘Must Have Planes to Hold Formosa; Reds Have New Air Force.

Military ‘Blood Transfusion’ Must Come Quickly If Nationalists Survive

Aid, If Given Now, Might Save China's Nationalist Regime   Need Planes and War Material to Save Formosa

Nationalist Chinese Situation Looms Hopeless in Face of  Russian Aid to Chinese Reds

MACARTHUR'S CHRISTMAS PROMISE DROWNED OUT BY COUNTEROFFENSIVE EE EE MINE ERUPFENOIVE  Chinese Attack Dooms Early End to War

_SOIE BY SEsSeOS MacArthur’s End-The-War Statement Drowned Out By Powerful Red Drive

WHERE TO FROM HERE? Reds Destroy All Gl Hopes   MacArthur Says Hands Tied As Allies Continue Retreat

Push Hunt For Five Lost Fliers   Clues Spur Searchers: 12 Of 17-Man Crew Now Accounted For

Trace Is Found Of Five Airmen Missing In Crash   Two Parachutes, Tracks In Snow  Arvo Thiscavered

Island Searched For Lost Airmen  Rescue Hopes Soar For Missing Five

Tracks in Snow Spur Search For Missing Airmen   Party Follows Footprints Along Small Stream

HUNT WIDENS FOR 5 FLIERS   Missing Believed on West Side Of Princess Royal Isle After B-36 Crash

Still Searching For Lost Fliers   Five Of 17 Crewmen Of Big B-36 Missing But Tracks Found.

5 Flyers Still Hunted.on Isle   All Airmen Believed Alive in Wilderneas

Snagged ‘Chutes Tracks In Snow Intensify Search   Last Five Of 17 Mer Who Plunged From Bomber Are Sought

HUNT CONTINUES FOR FIVE AIRMEN   Search Parties Will Comb : Canadian Island

Tree-Snagged Parachutes, Tracks In Snow Give Hope for Finding Five Missing Airmen on Island

Signs Of Lost B-36 Airmen  Discovered   T wo Parachutes; Tracks, Pistol Shots Spur Searchers

Push Hunt for Five Missing In B-36 Crash   Tree-Snagged ‘Chute: And Tracks in Snow Clues to Survival

Five Still Missing After B-36 Smashup  But Parachutes And Tracks In Snow Spotted In Area Not Yet Gone Over

Five Missing ‘Airmen Sought   Suill Are Unaccounted For of 17 Men Who Leaned From Bomber

Anti Labor Press Steps Up Campaign i Oust srachey  ce Naw Wae Adin   Attlee Claim That His New War Minister Had Disavowed Communism Challenged

Britain's War Minister Red, Papers Charge  Anti-Labhorites Wan   Anti-Laborites Want Strachey Ousted

Demand Strachey  Quster —   British Press Flays New War Minister As Ulnrenentent Fx-Red

hae Labor War Minister _  Beaverbrook Papers Seek Strachey‘s Ouster as Red

High Laborite Branded Red   Newspapers: Demand Starchey’s Ouster

Britisher Wants Strachey Fired  Beaverbrook Claims War Minister ‘Red’

URGE OUSTER OF - BRITISH OFFICIAL   Strachey Is Called-Red ir Beaverbrook Paper.

Newspapers Seek Ouster Of Strachey   Would Remove Leftist From War Minister's  Post, Despite -Anglo Rad Tianial   Attlee Gives Reply   Prime Minister’s Office Terms AH Charges *‘Disgracefal’ ,

Ouster Movement Aimed At: British War Minister By Anti-Laborite Papers   Strachey Is Tabbed ‘An Avowed Communist’; Attlee Terms Papers’ Charges ‘Disgraceful’  =r GeperEaw RY ATER

BRITAIN’S WAR CHIEF ATTACKED   Demand. Made For Ouster Of Strachey, Accompanies With Accusation That He Ts Avowed Communist.

British Press Is Campaigning For Removal of Attlee s War Minister From His Office  Leftwinger Strachey Is Said to Have Disowned Communism in 1940

Leftwing War Chief?   British Papers Want John Strachey Bootec From Cabinet Post As Red

pain Papers Demand Ouster Of War Minister  4 Communi ist - TWwe Tory Papers

Great Britain War Minister Ouster Asked   Beaverbrook Papers Charge Strachey Is Avowed Communist

Britain’s New War Minister Under Fire By Conservative Newspaper As Probable Red

Labor Minister Labeled “Red  Beaverbrook Papers   Beaverbrook Papers Urge Strachey Ousted

British Publisher Attacks Strachey Lord Beaverbrook’s  Newspapers Brand Laborite Communist

War Becoming Election Issue   Senators Alter Campaigns As Opinion Shifts

Senators Thinking Of Fall Election  Opinion Is That View Of War Will Be Facto:

Senators In Both Parties Agree That Korean Issue May Decide Fall Voting

Reactions To War May Rule Results In Fall Elections  Both Parties Agree Problems At Home Overshadowed By Battle Against Reds

°50 Congressional Elections May Be Decided by Public’s Reaction To War in Korea

War Might Decide November Elections   Domestic Issues Expected To Be Tossed Aside In Campaign

Senators Agree War Reaction To Decide Elections   Domestic Issues May Be Sidelined

Moscow, Idaho, U.S. A., Celebrates Mav Dav in Its Own American Way

REDUCTION IN FRP OPPOSED   Farm Bloc Urges Rejection otf ‘Plan to Substitute U, S, Surplus Foods for Cash Expenditurey in Forelgn Aid Program.

Oppose Substituting Surplus Foods Farm Organizations Urge 'Congress To Reiect Plan

MRS. EPPERLY’S CASE REVIEWED   lowa Board Says She Is A Resident of Illinois .

Greyhound, Car Collide; Three Dead   Thirty-Two Others Injured in Accident Nea Greenville, Ill.

Three Killed, 32 Injured As Auto And Bus Collide   Greyhound Bus Goes Inte Ditch, Roof ls Sheared Off Following Crash

Girl Accused In Stabbing Bound Over   Grand Jury To Air Incident At Cafe

Youth Faces Grand Jury In Stabbing   Broken Milk Bottle ls Used In Fray

Burlington Man Held for Grand Jury   Francis E, Mason  Charged With  Bteriea Rurcalary

Grand Jury Gets Men Po   Preliminary Hearing Held In Justice Court

Woman Faces Grand Jury In Stabbing   Factory Argument Leads To Knifeplay

Price Of Cotton Super-Sensitive To Speculation  Rumors Send Costs Soaring, Plunging; U.S. Officials Wary

Give Now!  Goal ..... re re $41,937.00 Collected ...........++. 33,620.40 ee ee ConsioANa’ ‘COMMUNIT CHES   Cotton, Especially Export Quotas, Touchy Subiect For Farm Officials

Cotton Touchy Capitol lopic  Crop Short Of Need: In Face Of Boom

Cotton Becomes. a Touchy Subject to Ci irials Who Refuse to Mention Subject

TRUMAN GOING HOME FOR YULE   Will Leave By Plane After Recording Two Christmas Messages

—TRUMAN LEAVES CAPITAL— President Will S pend  Holiday In Independence

Truman Arrives At Kansas Home  For Christmas Will Speak on  Christmas EveCream Lad anne ane &

PRESIDENT IS FLYING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS   Plane Takes Off From Washington in Thick Snowfall.

Two Christmas Messages Are Recorded By Truman For Delivery Over Weekend

TRUMAN PLANS CHRISTMAS. IN MISSOURI   Christmas, Eve to be Marked by Lighting Tree on White House Lawn by Remote Control and His Annual Addresy to Amer. ican People by Radio,

New Attack Leveled af Isolation   President Turns Fire on ‘Yes, but’ Boys

SENATOR, EX-GOVERNOR SPEAK UP 2 ‘Top Demos Climb Aboard Bandwagon Backing Taft

Republicans Make New Demand for  Hiss Case Probe.    Velde Says. if .. President  Won't, Act Congress Should; Attitude CaWied Stubborn

New Hiss Probe Is Demanded   Truman’s Refusal Te Speak About His: Perjury Conviction Riles GOP

New Demands for Probe in  Hiss Case   Sec. Acheson Given Rebuke by House of Miss. Legislature

‘Truman’s Refusal fo Comment on Convictiot iOf Hiss Leads fo New Demands for Probe

Truman Refuses To Comment On Hiss Conviction; Demands  Made For New Probe In Case

Truman Mum on Hiss Verdict As Republicans Make Demands For a Full Scale Spy Probe

No Comment “By President   Refuses ‘to ‘Discuss Hiss Case—Velde Urges New  Congressional Inquiry.

PROBE OF HISS CASE DEMANDED   Congressiona] Investigation Asked When Truman Refuses To Comment On Perjury Conviction.

Republicans Push  Hiss Case Demand  New Probes Urged; President Silent

Alger Hiss Case Flares Up Again   Truman’s Refusal to Comment Irks GOP

Police Kill Cab Driver; Two Others ‘Admit Part In $38,000 Bank Robbery

Cab Drivers Admit Theft: One Escapes  - Fails To Obey  Deedee Te Shand

Cleveland Cops Kill Suspect In $38,000 Holdup   Robbery Victims Identify 2 Others; $7,731 Loot Found

Two Confess Part In $38,000 Theft; Third Man Hunted   Cab Driver Believed To Have Furnished Bandits’ Arms Slain In Cleveland Police Tran

Accuse Reds Of Violating Pledges   Protest That Russia's Establishment Of 50,000 Army In Berlin  Zone Endangers Peace.

Country Protests 50,000-Man Army In E. Germany   Note to Kremlin Says Action Violates Pledge by Soviets

Russia of Violati ie lis Pledges  CS, ee       air A te 7   Protest, Note; Says 50,000 } an Army in

State Draft Quota For November Up   To Call For Induction Of More Than 5,000, Increase of 1,000

INCREASED DRAFT QUOTA IS LIKELY   Call For Induction Of More Than 5,000 Men In Pennsylvania In November : Expected

FEW IN CITY SUBJECT TO FIRST DRAFT CALL     Prahable Quota For Thi:   Most Jnductlons Jexpeeted Fram 24-25 Yr, Age Groups Offtclals  Report Atany Reservists dgin

Probable Quota For This State {!s 100   Most Inductions Expected From 24-25 Yr. Age Group; Officials Report Many Reservists Join

Small island Is Believed Hit By Hurricane  Third Storm Is Being Checked Near Cuba

Public Utility Body Hands Dox Rigid Order For Companies ‘ Put Lines To Work Regard:   WEST SIDE INCLUDED IN GET BUSY ORD]

A WEEK TO LIVE Mother Won't Believe Child Doomed , Asks for Prayers

FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   Harold Mohr Convicted in “Mercy’ Slaying of Brother

Mohr Guilty Ih Slaying Of Brother   Jury Recommends Mercy To Judge; Sentenee Delayed

BROTHER Wid RILLED DYING ~ MANS GUILTY   Jury Recommends Mercy and Court Says He Will Consider Plea.

Jury Rejects Insanity Pleaby Tannery Man   Stepped Into Shoes of God, Prosecution Charges

Mercy Slayer Convicted: Jury Recommends Mercy On Manslaughter Count

Convicted of Manslaughter  Mohr Jury Suggests Mercy in Sentencing

JURORS RETURN GUILTY VERDICT IN CANCER CASE   Involuntary Manslaughter Is Finding Of Jury In Case OF Man Who Shot  - Brother—Judge De lays Sentence.

6 to 12 Years ls Maximum Pen Sentence   Mercy Recommended By Jury of Eight Men And Four Women

Harold Mohr Convicted in Killing of Cancer-Ravaged Brother at Allentown, Pa., Today, Jury Reaching Verdict 16 Hours and 2! Minutes After  Receiving Case — Carries Penalty  ~ of Six to 12 Years.in Prison.   COUNSEL-ASKS NEW TRIAL

Jury Asks Mercy But Judge Says Not Mandatory   Man Killed CancerRidden Older Rrother.

Mohr Faces Prison Term  Of 12 Years   Shot Cancer-Stricken Brother To End His Suffering.

But Mercy Is Advised by Jurors   Worker Tried for Killing Cancer Ridden Brother

MERCY KILLER FOUND GUILTY   Jury Recommends Mercy For Man Who Killed Cancer-Stricken Brother.

Verdict of Jury ‘Ils Manslaughter   Court Delays Sentence Pending  Written Motion for New Trial

races Prisom Term of Up To 12 Years   Convieted Mercy Killer is Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter

Mercy Killer Of Brother  ls Convicted Jury Finds Tannery Worker Guilty of Manslaughter

Jury Convicts ‘Mercy Kitler’  Brother’s Shooting Said Manslauchter

EASTERNER, 36, STUCK IN DEATH OF BROTHER, 55   Harold Mohr Faces Manslaughter Sentence for Shooting Cancer Victim

Killed Brother, Who Suffered From Cancer, With Rifle   Guilty of Voluntary Manslauahter

ALLENTOWN, PA. MERCY SLAYER IS CONVICTED   Harold A. Mohr Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter In Brother’s Death.

Cancer Case Killer Asks A New Trial   Pennsylvanian Guilty Of Manslaughter; Mercy Plea Made

Manslaughter Verdict Given Killer of Kin   Jurors Decide Purely on Basis of Judge's Instruction in Law

DEFENSE ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL      ‘dury Recommends Mercy — Penn. sylvania Fannery Worker In Accused of S'aying His Blind. Can > eer Stricken Brother,

Merey Killer of Brother Is Found Guilty   Jury Reports Voluntary Manslaughter Verdict In Pennsylvania Death

MERCY KILLE HELD GUILTY BY JURY   Faces 12 Years In Prison For Manslaughter   Promptly Asks New Trial; Verdict Carries Mercy Recommendation

Jury Recommends Mercy for Man Who Shof His Brother   Cracked Under Strain in Caring For Cancer Victim

Mohr Guilty of Manslaughter  Jury Finds Guilt   Jury Finds Guilt In ‘Mercy’ Slaying

Merey Case Verdict Is Guilty   Manslaughter Ruled In Killing Of  Cancer-Ill Brother

Pennsylvanian Found Guilty of Manslaughter   Killed Brother to End Suffering; Trial May Seta Precedent —

Manslaughter, Is Mercy Verdict.   Jury Convicts Kiiler of Cancer-Wracked Brother

Jury Finds Mohr, Mercy Killer, Guilty   Mercy Recommended For Man Who Shot Cancer-Ill Brother

Mohr Found Guilty Of Manslaughter   Jury Recommends Mercy “In Killing Of Brother

Mercy Killer Found Guilty   Convicted by Jury Of Slaying Brother, Cancer-Ridden, Blind

Jurors Rule Man Who Shot Invalid Brother Must Serve Term for His ‘Act of Mercy’

Verdict Carries Possible Term Of Six To 12 Year Térm; Motion For New Trial Filed By Defense Attorneys   PLEA OF INSANITY REJECTED BY JURY

—MERCY-KILLER GUILTY— . Harold Mohr Convicted In Death Of Brother _

Recommendation Of Mercy Is Made   Maximum Penalty Under Verdict Of Voluntary Manslaughter Is 12 Years In Prison; No Emotion Displayed

‘Merey Sla ye r Convicted In Ailing Brother’s Death   Tannery Worker Held Guilty Of Voluntary Manslaugh. ter For Taking Life Of 55-Year-Old Cancer-Ridden Brother; State Did Not Ask Life Penalty

Mercy Slayer Found Guilty   Jury Urges Mercy For Killer of Blind Brother

INSANITY PLEA OF DEFENDANT IS REJECTED   Leniency Is Urged For Man Who Shot Suffering Brother

Brother Guilty In Death Of Cancer Victim  Pennsylvania Jury Convicts Man On Manslaughter Count

- 6-12-Year Term Faces  Worker, 36   Jury Gives Mercy In Death Of Brother

HAROLD MORR, 36, KILLED BROTHER, CANCER PATIENT   FIRST CONVICTION IN RECENT SERIES OF ‘MERCY’ TRIALS

MERCY SLAYER OF BROTHER I$ CONVICTED .   Pennsylvania Jury “Finds Mohr Guilty” GE Maneloucshter—

‘Mercy Slayer’ ls Convicted for Brother's Death   Jury Urges Leniency After Conviction on Manslaughter Charge

DEFENSE ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL   Jury Recommends Merey — Penn. sytvania Tannery Worker Is Accused of Staying His Bund Cancer Stricken Brother,

Jury Returns Verdict Of Manslaughter   Moht Says Cancer-Ridden Kin Pleaded With Him to End His Misery.

MERCY KILLE CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER   Jury Recommends Mercy When Verdict Returned

Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Death of Brother  Verdict for So-Callec Mercy Killer Carries  £.19 Mane Cantanro

Oral Appeal For Another Trial Delays Sentence   Judge To Consider Jury’s Recommendation For Mercy

Man Guilty in “Mercy Killing’ of Brother  Manstaughter Verdict Returned in Casa af Allentawn Ea

Mercy Killer Found Guilty: Shown Mercy   Maximum Penalty Under Conviction 12 Years in Prison

‘Mercy Killer’ Found Guilty   Jury Convicts Man Who Shot Cancer' Ridden Brother

Merey Slayer Guilty Says Jury Verdict   Man Who Killed Brother Suffering With Cancer Convicted on Charge of Voluntary Manslauchter

LEHIGH COUNTIAN FOUND GUILTY IN MERCY DEATH   farold Mohr,. Coplay, Convicted Of Voluntary Manslaughter In Killing Of His Cancer-Ravaged Brother—Verdict Carries Penalty Of Six To Twelve Years In Prison — Sentencing Deferred Pending Ruling On Motion For New Trial

Harold Mohr Convicted of  Mercy Killing   Jury Brings in Verdict Voluntary Manslaughter Of His Invalid Brother

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   MOHR CONVICTED OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER

Harold Mohr Lawyer Asks For Re-trial   Jurors Recommend Mercy For Slayer Of Blind Brother

Man Convicted of Killing CancerRidden Brother  Jury Heeds Demand Of Prosecutor to Halt Mercy Killings

Molir Convicted oa Vel. Manslaughter in Killing Cancer-Stricken Bro‘her

Jurors Declare Brother Guilty Of Manslaughter  Allentown Verdict

Harold Mohr, 36, Is Found Guilty in Killing of Brother   Deliberations Cover More Than 6 Hours; Recommend Leniency

HAROLD MOHR CONVICTED IN CANCER CASE   Man Who Killed His Blind, Stricken Brother is Con= victed by Pennsylvania Jury.   FACES 3 TO 6 ' YEARS IN PRISON   Verdict is Third Time Mercy Slayer Has Been Found Guilty in City © of Allentown.

$161,805.50 Cash Awards  At State Fair ' New Catalog Is Expected To Be Issued Saan

Premium Book  For State Fair  In Final Stage Will be Ready For  Mailing Weeks Rarlian 4, ee

Flood Stage On Ohio River  Ohio River Valley ' Residents Prepare "To Meet Situation

RIVER VALLEY PREPARES FOR HIGH WATER       Ohio River and Tributar on. Earliest © Winter “Ohio's ‘History — Number ot Highways and Crops’ in. Bottom. lands Are Already Under « W ler,

Rural Road Aid Hearings Open; Ohioans There  Federal Government   Federal Government May Lend Hand on Secondary Network

LEGISLATIVE BATTLES LOOM: BEHIND SCENES   Solons Hopeful Special Session Will Be A Short One

Secret Moves May Settle Tax Disputes   Legislature Mects Again To Consider Williains’? Program

Hungary Rejects U.S. Demand To Free Vogeler   Replies No Threats Will Stir Nation From Present Stand

U.S. Letter  To Hungary Is Rejected   Freedom For American Is Refused In Blunt Answer To Notes

Hungary Defies U.S.; American Man Still Held   New Note Flatly Refuses Demand For His Release

Local Forecast   U.S. Letter  To Hungary Is Rejected   Freedom For American Is Refused In Blunt Answer To Notes

PICTURE IN A MINUTE Radiation Telltale Acts — Quickly, Costs bui Little

Allies Brace for Violence  In Vienna Communist Strike   Rifles and Steel Helmets Issued to Police In Austrian Capito] First Time Since 1938

GENERAL STRIKE CALL HITS AUSTRIA   50,000 Workers in Plants Under Russian  Rule to Stop Work

Red Action Believed Aimed at Softening Up Government For Commie Push

Vienna Fears Violence; Arms Police  - Communists Order _ General  WNoation-Wide Strike

VIENNA POLICE READY 10 HIT RED UPRISINGS   General Strike Called Today May Bring Much Violence

COMMUNISTS. CALLING FOR GENERAL STRIKE   Western Alles Brace Themselves For Possible Violence in  Boyectrit

POLICE  READY TO HIT RED UPRISINGS   General Strike Called Today May Bring Much Violence

STRIKE THROUGHOUT AUSTRIA CALLED   Communists Plan Tieup —_ Allies Brace Selves for Possible Violence and Sabotart.

Red Riots Feared in Austria   Communists Call Gen eral Strike to Foment Trouble.

Vienna Strike  Called by Reds   Allies Brace for Possible Soahotace. Rlackade

Sen. Martin Urges G. O. P Victory    Only Way to Break Power of Centralized Bureaucracy, He Says

 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT AIDE IN FAR EAST IS  MEIREN: RY SAWYER ON GROUNDS OF SECURITY

Loyalty Board Procedures Constitutional   Court Of Appeal: Reaffirms Ruling

Sustains Loyalty  Procedure   US Court of Appeals Reaffirms Ruling on Boards Constitutionality   REJECT CLAIMS   20 Post Office Employees Brought Suit Because Of Proposed Removals

Loyaliy Board Procedures Are Again Usheld By U.S. Anneals Court Ruling

Truman's Hat Seen in Ring   Party Leader Says He’s ‘the Only Man’

ECONOMY BLOC HIT AS SEEKING US. ISOLATION   Danger of War Seen Tf Reds Are Allowed  To Widen Sway

Truman Accuses Isolationists Of Aiding Russia; Plugs Brannan Plan

Isolationists Helping Soviet, Truman Accuses  Offers Brannan Plan To ‘Grass Roots’

Truman Says Isolationists  Help Russia   Brannan Program Proposed As Step Toward Prosperity

TRUMAN URGES BRANNAN FARM PLAN ENACTMENT AS STEP TOWARD WORLD PEACE

Isolationists Are Helping Russia, Truman Says President Plugs .   President Plugs  For Brannan Plan In Opening Talks Of Western Tour

Truman Hts isolationist; Offers . Brannan Plan 25. World Pesce Sten

Isolationists Attacked For Aiding Russia   President Truman De fends Record Of The : 8ist Conarese

Farm Plan Is Step  To Peace  Says Advocates Of Economy Are  Belning Russia

Declares It Would Lead te Third World War in First Speeches on 16-State Stump Tour,   OFFERS BRANNAN PLAN AS STEP TOWARD PEACE   Big Crowds Greet Him a Stops in Hlinois, lowa and Nebraska—G. O. P. Aid Dogging Heels.

Truman Offers Brannan Plan  As Peace Step   Defends Record of 81s Congress as He Starts 16-State Stump Tour

Production Payment Pregram Best Yet, He Tells Nebraskans   EXECUTIVE GREETED BY LARGE TURNOUTS

Resignation Of Two Top Flight Officials Asked    National VFW Commander Lewis Demands “Au Official Responsible For Tragedy In Korea Either Resign Or Be Removed” — Said American People  Are Fed Up With Bunk

William Fisher  Dies in Hospital   Suffered Injuries When Struck by Truck Jan. 24

UN Confines Rule Of Rhee South Of 38   Officers Of Various Armies Would Be Attached To  New Government

Month-Old Indonesian Government Is Battling a Revolt   MAY SAVE RIGHT ARM   Famed Wild Animal Trainer Was Attacked by Bengal Tigress

Surgeons Work To Save An Arn   Anima! Trainer’s Arm Mangled By Tigress

Moscow Levels Attack on UN Secretary  i a   Lie Is Called Names Over His Part in Korean Discussions

Lie Attacked By Red Paper  Says UN Chief Aided American ‘Aggression

Russian Writers  Rip Into U..N., Lie  Norwegian Termed Wall Street Stooge

TURNER PLANS RADIO SPEECH   Governor's Surprise Politicol Breedcest Will Be Mode At 6:45 9. m.

OFFER CHILD'S BILL OF RICHTS   What They Should Expect _ Of Parents Told To Michigan PTA -

U.S. Will Reject New Proposal Made By Russia   Term Bid For Big Four Conference Is Propaganda Move

German Reunion Talk Termed Propaganda  Soviet Invitation Termed Lure To Cloud Korean War

‘ANTI-SUBMARINE DUTY ey   Navy Sends More Warcraft  ' To Auement Pacific Fleet

QUEEN MARY, 83, WISHES TO PREVIEW IRENE  DUNNE A oe Vier blA IRI CILAA ‘AAIIFNGD Ag   STORMY CAREER OF DUDLEY FIELD MAtONE ENDS

Commerce — Dept. May. Face Charges   Sen. Munt Talks of Contempt Action in'Lee Case

House Ready To Continue Peace Draft  Congress Must OK Inductions . Under Statute

Amy Reveals New Call of ERC Members   Will Get Refresher Training Course at North Fort Hood

“New Credit Curbs Hit  It'll Take More $$ Now  \Eor-Car's.Bown.Payment

New Credit Curbs Go Into Effect  Controle Claimed   Controls Claimed To Be Necessary To Halt Inflation

TIGHTER CREDIT CURBS ARE PUT IN FORCE TODAY   Commerce Department Is Certain Reserve Board  Acted Too Hastily

Business Men Protest as Tighter Credit Rules on Cars. Furniture Go Into Effect

We Can Handk Last Of Reds, Rhee Reports   Sees Unified Nation When Peace Comes; Stresses Damage

South Korea Can Handle  Guerrillas   Rhee Says His Army Can Wipe Them Out

Rhee Expects Korean Nation  To Be Unitied   Says Army Can Handle Guerillas; Protests Election Plan

Rhee Says His Country Can Handle Rebels   Korean President Optimistic Over Future

Mopping Up Can Be Done By Koreans   President Rhee Says His Army Capable af Dealing With Guerrilla Fighting in Area

Rhee Says Guerrillas  No Worry   Sure His Army ‘Can Control Them After Red Defeat; Sees No. Raacon for Flections

RHEE IS READY TO TAKE OVER   Asserts South Koreans Can Handle Any Guerrilla Problem

Former. Navy Intelligence Chief Claims  Russ to Move Against U.S. Before 1956

Estimated 125,000 Shriners Swarming In Los Angeles For Imperial Council

Hi eh Court Holds Con gress Has PowerTo!l nqui relnto ‘Commie’ Part y Membershi p

Writers Contempt Of Congress Charges To Stand’   Supreme Court Refuses Review

Congressional Committees’  Power Upheld  Witnesses Must Tell Connection With Commuhists

2 Writers Are Refused Review by High Court   Means Witness May Be Compelled To Say Whether He Is Communist

Waring‘ Rules ‘Court Can Try’ ‘SC Public Service Authority Without Consent Of The State   The Supreme Court   Writers’ Contempt Conviction Upheld

Court Upholds Penalty for Refusing To Answer Query on Communism —

Court Upholds Jail Terms Of  Movie Writers   Action Is Outgrowth Of Red Hearings Bv Congress

Highest Court Will Not Review Ten Convictions   Congress’ Right to Demand Replies on Communism Upheld

Hearing Is Denied To Pair In Contempt Of Congress Case      Writers To Ask Supreme Court To Reconsider Action Letting Decision Stand That Soions May Force Statement on Red Membership

Convictions of Hollywood Writers Stands on 6-2 Ruling: Eight Other Defendants Affected by Court Action

WRITERS REFUSED HEARING Court Backs Congressional Quizzing on Red Membership

Court Upholds Conviction Of Him Writers   Congress May Compe! ‘ Witnesses To Reveal Ties With Reds

Film Writers’ Plea Denied   Action Upholds Un-American Group's. Communist Membership Questioning 

Hollywood Writers Lose Supreme Court Appeal On Congress Contempt   Top Tribunal Lets Stand Ruling Congress Has Power To Inquire Into Communist Party  Membership; Eight Others Affected

Ruling Against Writers Upheld By High Court   Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Congress Has Power To Inquire Into Communist Party Memberchin

To Start Rationing Of Coal   Buffaio Has 95,000 Students Out As. 170 Schools Close

How Racketeers Net Huge Profits May Be Revealed   Wartime Operations In Black and Gray Markets May Be Aired

Racketeer Schemes to Be Exposed   Senate to Show Activities Behind the Huge Profits.

Crime Probers Plan Expose (f Racketeers   Hearings To Show Profits Are Piled Up In Legal Businesses

Senate Votes $20 Billion Bill  For War Uses   Amendment Allows Authority To Push Work Ou 50 Cargo Vessels

New Source For H-Bomb Explosive   However, Extraction Of Titrium In Water Too Expensive For Use

T ritium Is Found In Plain Water   Key Explosive Of H-Bomb Discovered  In Plain: Compound

Tritium. H-Bomb Explosi re. Found In Ordinary } ater: Promises Two Practical l ses

H-Bomb Factor Detected Easily  But Getting Tritium from Water Too Costly

Hydrogen Bomb Gas Discovered   Tritium Is Found In Ordinary Water

Scientists Reveal Tritium Discovery   Key Explosive For Hydrogen Bombs Is Found In Water

TRITIUM FOUND BY RESEARCH   Element Used In Making H-Bomb Discovered In Ordinary Water

Scientists Find Key Explosion for Hydrogen Bomb   Discovery. of Tritium Tx Made -in Ordinary Water; Has Twa Pee ee cee

Have A Swig Of Tritium?  H-Bomb Element Found In Plain Faucet Water

Extraction Of Tritium From Water Is Seen More Costly, Less Productive Than Reactor Manufacture Method

Tax Forms Will Be Sent Tuesday   Post Offices To Handle Delivery

Report GM And Union Agree On Pension Plans   Rumor Union Shop, Insurance Benefits Included In Pact

Caught In Hurricane  eae *  Red Feather Newsman :  eee  Interested Citizen   And Other Local Tales

Loyalty Study Group Foreseen  Reds In Government Probe Will Continue

New Loyalty Probe Battle Is Expected  ”“ Truman May Name Own Commission

Democrats Brace For Next Attack From McCarthy  Congressmen Hope President Wili Start Loyalty Commission

Democrats Hope to Beat McCarthy   May Name Loyalty Study Commission to Handle Reds.

MIKER CHIEF PEBUFFED Ih AID APPEALS   A. F. L. Cold-Shoulders Lewis’ Plea for Moral Aid in Strike Crisis.

Appeal By Lewis For Moral Aid In Coal Crisis Is Given Cold Shoulder By AFL Rule

Winds, Dry Air Spare Florida Killing Blow  Damage So Far Only To Tangerines But

Cavalry Spearhead Drives into Chonju   Troopers Dash 70 Miles in 4 Days,  Near Junction With Seoul Resjiesera

Marines Knife Into Main Part of City as Jaws Close Upon Reds   American Forces Reported Advancing Almost at Will From the South, Driving to Join Besiegers of Capital.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Sees Irregularity And Privilege In Jimmy’s Returns

Truman Regards Taff’s Charge ¢ Of Libelling McCarthy As Politics

Tenants Get no Lift From Chief  OC on wees oe Ll’ .,74., Weed DD nses praelarn ro. FT TT noc ed nw Cr.   Scalping Knife Cuts Remarks on Elevator Service

HST Shakes Up RFC Command  Drops 2 Members Of Board Of Directors

TRUMAN SHAKES UP RFC CHIEFS   Drops Two Members And Names Three New Ones For Board   UNDER HEAVY ATTACK

[President Shakes Up Top Command of RFC After Congress Refuses fo Make Aaency Adiunct of Commerce Department

TRUMAN CHANGES RFC OFFICIALS   NAMES THREE MEN TO TOP POSITIONS IN SURPRISE MOVE

‘Two Removed; Three Added... . : a  RFC Board Shaken Up In Membership

RF C Chief Loses Post  In Shakeup      President Drops Board’s Chairman

Sixth Passenger on Plane Seriously Injured in Accident in Minnesota in Which Home Containing Four Persons Is Barely Missed—Eyewitnesses Report One Engine Appeared To Be Smoking

Iranians Silence Voice of America For Rapping Reds   Tehran Officials Mak « Friendship Gesture Toward Soviet

Substitution Of Carriers For Mighty Mo As Pari Of Active Fleet Is Considered

NEEDS CIVIC . AID   Olathe Naval Air Comman der Blasts American Complacency   “CLOSE ‘TO. DISASTER’

MILITARY PROGRAM NEEDS CIVIC AID   Olathe Naval Air Commander Blasts American Complacency   “CLOSE 'TO DISASTER”

Reds Tighten Blockade Over Berlin Area  Allies Make Two Formal Protest

f Berlin lres estern Allies  if Blockade   Two Formal Protests Fail to Protect City’s Truck Traffic

Five Burned To Death in Oil Exolosion   Can of Heating Fuel Explode In Chicago Shed Converter Into a Dwellins

RAINEY ARRESTED IN BIZARRE ATTACK   UNDERTAKER WHOSE GIRL FRIEND WAS CONVICTED ACCUSED IN SAME CASE.

Okarche Robber Is Sentenced Today  ‘Flying Bank Bandit’ Drawa 25 Years

Trade Barriers Removal is Urged   Ministers of Eight European Nations Confer in Paris

Four Boys Are Found Dead in Drifting Raft »   Boy Scouts Victims of Exposure in 17 Hours On Wind-Swept Lake

A Boy Scouts Die on Raft   Lads Adrift on Lake Erie 16 Hours Perish From Exposure, Cold   Picture on Pace ii

Raft Swept Into Lake Erie; Death Defeats Rescuers   Coast Guard Takes Bodies Of Youths From Raft, Reports “All Are Dead”’

Four Boy Scouts Are Found Dead on Raft in Lake   - Rescue by B-17 and Ficet Boat Is Too Late to Save Lives.

4 Boy Scouts Dead on Raft On Lake Erie   Quartet Succumbs After  Night Adrift in Bitter Wind

FIND BODIES OF 4 SCOUTS   Had Been Adrift In Lake Erie Overnight On Life Raft

Four Boy Scouts Die On Raft   Bodies Found in Lake Erie After 17-Hour Search By Piones, Boots

Bodies of Four Boys Who Driffed All Night On Rubber Raff on Lake Erie Recovered

Tiny.Raft Blown Out Into Stormy Lake Erie   Planes and Ships.  in Search for  . Four Young Béy °°) 6  Scouts of Cleveland?’ Y'"

4 Boy Scouts Found Dead On Life Raft   Youths Adrift 17 Hours Without Coats, Shoes

Four Die As Raft Drifted   TeemAge Boys  Set Out to Rescue Canoe; Winds Swept It Into Lake Erie

BODIES FOUND OFF FAIRPORT THIS MORNING   Cleveland Youths Were Victims _O€_Lele—Eria——_

Four Boy Scouts Found Dead On Raf After 17 Hours On Stormy Lake Erie

4 Young Scouts Die On Storm-Hit Lake  — . ound In Life Raft After 17-Hour  eoaaroch Cheer Stormy 1. ake rie Are il

Adventure on Lake Erie Has Tragic Ending   17-Hour Search Conducted by Planes, Ships

Exposure Kills Four Scouts on Lake Erie Raft   Euclid, O., Youths Swept into Storm-Lashed Lake Last Evening on Small Rubber Raft

4 Boys Adrift on Raft Found Dead   Sought Canoe, Wind Blew Them Off Shore

RESCUE MADE OF 4 SCOUTS ON LAKE ERIE   First Sighted By B-17 After Being Lost on Raf!

Coroner Rules Youths Die From Exposure  Strong Gale Whips   Strong Gale Whips Rubber Boat Out Onto Lake Last Night

Four Boys Found Dead on Lake Erie  Coast Guard Recovers Drifting Raft but All Aboard Killed by Ride

Boys Found Dead on Raft   Perish of Exposure After Drifiing Overnight in Laxe Erie

BOYS FOUND DEAD   Had Been on Little Rubber Raft in Lake for Nearly  17 Hours

WERE ADRIFT DURING NIGHT “ON CAKE ERIE   Believed to Have Falfen of Exposure and Drowned in Rubber Boat.

Four Youths On Raft Die Of Exposure   Artificial Respiration Fails to Revive Boys After Night on Lake

Ae  Chis from. Suburbali Boelld fa Life-Raft Spotted Py! B17 Abeat i A. ML

*4 BOYS ON RAFT ARE FOUND DEAD   WERE SWEPT OUT INTO LAKE ERIE AT DUSK MONDAY

4 Boy Scouts Dead on Raft:   Craft HadOrifted on-Wind Chopped Waters of Lake Erie All Night.

BodiesofBoysAre , Recovered from Lake   Four Scouts Had Drifted Overnight ‘on. Loke Evie On Little Rubber Raft Without Food or Water

 Boys Found Dead on Rall In Lake Erie  Ohio Boy Scouts, Adrift Overnight, Died of Exposure

Four Boys.Die on Raft After Night on Lake   Coast Guard, Plane Search Finds Craft Afloat 25 Miles Northeast of Cleveland

Four Teen-Age Boy Scouts Found Dead In Raft After Being Swept Out Into Storm-Hit Lake Erie

Bodies Of 4 Boys Who Drifted Overnight ‘On Rubber Raft Removed From Lake Erie

Four Young Boy Scouts  Found Deac   Blown Out into Stormy Lake Erie on Their Rubber Raft.

4 BOYS FOUND DEAD IN RAFI   Coast Guard Recovers Bodies On Lake Erie After Long Search.

91,141,795 BUDGET  IN COUNTY   og eee Estimate "51 ditures Will Take wt 737 Mill i

NEED $1,141,795 IN COUNTY BUDGET   Commissioners Estimate 51 Expenditures Will Take 10.737 Mil Levy .

Chinese Reds Silent On Britain   May Try to Widen Breach Between England and the U. S.

British-Recognized Chinese Reds Kee; ‘Silent, Hint Intention to Bargain

Treaty Shuffle To Split West  Seen in China   Mao’s Silence on British Recognition Believed Move to Bareain

UE Demands Runoff At East Pittsburgh  Challenged Votes May Be Victory Marain

Asst. Sec’y. Of State Perkins Says Tension And Danger Have Not Eased Since Paris Meeting Last October

SIX HIGH U. §. ENVOYS STUDY ERP, COLD WAR   Rome Meeting to Map Action on East-West Deadlock in Berlin .

Diplomats In Review  Of Cold War   Discussion Will Thresh Out Old  Europe Problems

Texas Solons Object To" ‘Stromboli’  Ban OnBergmanFilm ls Proposed In House

Huge Primary Gifts Revealed   Spending under Fire In Pennsy'vania

‘English Lutherans to Present Movie  ‘The Difference’ Showing College Life

Stand Of State Department Is Under Attack   Two Senators Assail Department's Defense Of John S. Service   Will Not Prove Damaging

“Mr. Smith Goes To Washington’, Sez Adams  Filing Deadline Looms, Flushes Many Hopefuls

TO HOLD FARM MANAGEMENT SCHOOL FEB. 15   Purdue Expert Will Be Speaker

‘Ike’ Angers Soviet Press   Arms Speech Draws ‘Warmongering’ Crs

Tydings Ired At Affront to  Senate Group   Millionaire Angel and Former Red Leader May Face Arrest

Browder Faces Contempt Charge In Commie Case  ‘Millionaire Angel’ Also To Be Cited

Truman Says Marshall Aid Will Continue   European Program Termed Needed Due To Military Defense

RO SRe had Wied RB PVOee baw,  Communists Still Freer To Operate In England Than In Other Nations

FORMER GOVERNOR COX IS BUSY AT 80   Democratic Nominee for President 80 Years Ago Fnjeys Life Immensely.

MINE OWNERS. WOULD REOPEN COAL PARLEYS   Northern and West:  _ ern Operators Offer to Resume Talks With Lewis.

Coal Operators Offer to Reopen Negotiations With Mine Union Chief

Appeasement Not Part of U.S. Program   Galls for Unity and Co-operatian With All Free Nations

Acheson Asks Redoubled Effort For Creating Greater U. 5. Strenath to Rene! Acaression

Close Ranks, Acheson Plea   Accuses Russion Leaders of Wartike Acts, Declares Foreign Policy Sound

Acheson Accuses Russ Of 'War-Like Acts’ In '50: Asks U.S. Backing

ACHESON DEFENDS FOREIGN POLICY   ACCUSES RUSSIA OF, WAKLIKE ACTS—CALLS FOR QUICK ARMS BUILDUP.

News Day, Night   Appeasement Is Ruled Out By Secretary   Threats From Peiping Will Not Intimidate Nation, Cabinet Member Says

A Bite in Acheson Statement   Secretary of State Says Russian Actions Are  “‘Warlike,’ Asks Unity   MUST FIND STRENGTH   No Thought of Appeasing Aggression, Making “Gift” to the Soviet

NO_APPEASEMENT  AchesonAsks United F'rent To Combat RedAgeressior

Acheson Rejects Any Appeasement Of Red Aggression   Secretary Urges U. § to Close Ranks in New Year

Raps Russia On ‘Warlike’ Acts In °50, Urges Unity  Scores Appeasemen   Scores Appeasement And States Country Must Aid Europeans

CLOSE RANKS’ FOR NEW YEAR, ACHESON URGES   Russia Accused Of Warlike Acts” By Secretary Of State

Sheriffs Officer Seales Pole a New Mexico Border and Disreite Service.

curope Unity ‘Battles Due In 15 Lands   West Europe Talks End Delegates Go Home To Work For Cooperation

‘BIRD COUNT” MADE BY A GROUP OF HIKERS   Spring Schedule Announced  By Neshaminy Valley Nature Club   CHECK FIFTY SPECIES

NESHAMINY NATURE CLUB WADE A BIRD GOUNT   Bald Eagle One Unusual Bird Observed

Government Arrests 10 Top Communists In America: 76 More Being Rounded Up

10 ARRESTED, MANY OTHERS ON GOVT LIST   Deportation of Those Most Active In Communist Party Planned.

Suspect Rescued From Angry Mob   Officer Holds Crowd At Bay With Pistol

Amerasia Case ‘Whitewash Hif   Improperly Handled, Ex-OSS Man Says

Former OSS Man Declares High Officials Have Tried  to Cover Up Amerasia Case

Amerasia Case Not Over Yet   Former OSS Agent Asserts ‘Whitewash’ Used in Spy Incident

U.S. Officials Leery About Lie’s Report   Doubt Constructive Negotiations to End The Cold War With  Ruasia is Possible

Cold War Talk Value Doubted   State Department Skeptical About Soviet Promises

UN Chief Claims Peace Path Oper   But US Foreign Experts Have to Be Shown First

State Dept. Skeptical of Lie’ s Optimistic Views  1 PRES peel Pic he oo ER MEE.

VIEW LIE REPORT WITH SKEPTICISM   U. N. Official to Visit Washington Next Week

U. §.- SKEPTICAL ABOUT PLAN TO END COLD WAR      Report By. Trygve. Lie On Talks With § Stalin Are Lindes-Seentny

Reds Losing, Chiang Aver:   Island Invasion Fore Reported Decimated

Strangulation Murder Still Mystery Case   Continue Questioning Man Suspect

Lie Detector Tests Fail To Link Suspect   Fred J. Tharpe, 31, Still Held In Berkeley Murder.

Murder Of Nameless Redhaired Woman Still Unsolved As Baffled Police Find Supposed Suicide May Also Be Slaying; Man Being Held

5,000 Vienna Reds Riot in Wage Demands  Mob Cracks Police Cordon Protecting seeéeran “Laneallarw

Mine Found On Train Hauling 354  Believed Remnant Of South Amboy Blast

Three Republicar Senators Strike Back af Truman  President. Says They Are Aiding Kremlin

3 Republicans Hit By Trumar Reply to Attack   President Says Sabotaging U.S. Poliey Aiding Kremlin

Senators Lash Back Angrily At President   McCarthy, Bridges, Wherry Aroused By Attack .

Acts Decried As ‘Sabotage’   °50 Political Pattern Set by Denunciation

GOP Senators Strike Back  McCarthy, Bridges, Wherry In Hot Reply

3 HIT BACK AT TRUMAN CHARGE   McCarthy Says U. S. Far Eastern Policies Couldn't Be Worse   SAYS RUSSIA AIDED

Chief Executive Calls McCarthy Best Asset Of Kremlin: Acheson Defended

Republicans Strike Back At Truman’s Accusations   McCarthy, Bridges And Wherry State Stand On Policies

Deny Foreign Policy Being Sabotaged   Truman Says Soviets Has Biggest Asset In McCarthy,  Bridges, Wherry

Sen. McCarthy Denounced at  Press Confab  Wisconsin Senator Unruffled by Talk

Three GOPs Hit Back At Truman Over Charges  McCar thy, Bridges, and Wherry Answer Pr resident

Republicans Hit Back at Truman In Loyalty Fight  McCarthy Is ‘Glad to Plead Guilty’ to One Of President’s Claims

Republicans Strike Back Today At Truman's Charge They Are Sabotaaing Foreign Pelicy

Charge by Mr. Truman Gets  GOP Reply   McCarthy Glad If He’ Sabotaged Nation’s Eastern Policy

Bitter Battles Developing over Commie Charges   GOP Aiding Russia President Says in Denouncing Attack

Republicans Strike Back  at Truman   ' President Asserts 3 Senators Aiding Kremlin by Attacks

3 Republicans  Angrily Reply To President   ‘Chief Executive Says He's ‘Fed-Up’ With Red Charaes

GOP Senators Strike Back At President   McCarthy Says Nothing Could Lower Far Eastern Policies

GOP SENATORS — STRIKE BACK AT PRESIDENT   McCarthy Says U. S. For Eastern Policy Couldn't Be Worse.

Spending Tops Income; ‘Cold War’ Takes Bite   Big Share Expected to Be Used on His Fair Deal Program

Meets Realities Facing Public, President Says  It’s Far Ahead of Expected Income 

More Red Ink Seen In Budget By Truman   New Spending Budget Prepared by President Would Plunge Nation Further into Red.

Boost in Taxes to Be Urged in Later Message   The Budget At a Glance      By CHARLES MOLONY

AMOUNT IS BELOW CURRENT SPENDING, BUT TOPS INCOME   THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE

Amount Of Spending Program Is $848 Million Under Current Spending; Treasury Would Have To Borrow $5 Billion, Unless Taxes Are Raised, Truman Tells Congress

Borrowing or Tax Inerease  Is Prospect   President: Aske Economy Talking Congress fot $12.439,000.000 fot  Snending Program

Proposal Would Put Government Further In Red  . Cold War Biggest

SOLONS DECLARE BUDGET FIGURES ARE ‘T00 MUCH’   President Hints at Tax Hike; Cold War with Soviets Takes Biggest Bite

Cold War's Bite Biggest in Plans  For Intervention  $18 Billions Set As Defense, Aid Expense Figure

Far Ahead of Fundsin View   President Figures Treacury Would Have te Bervew Billiens Unless Texes Reload

& VSssesVease & —— wUtY  $49, 439,000,000  Taxes Must Be Raised or Government Will Run Further Into Red  COLD WAR TOPS LIST Republican Members ol  Congress Will Work to Reduce Amounts

Truman Disagrees With Hoover Plan To Reorganize UN Without Russians

[Disagrees with Hoover Plan to Eliminate Reds  fl C Prafaence Sfacte DRaelina:   U. S. Defense Costs Decline; Marshall Plan Is Bia Heip

Truman Frowns On Plan ‘To Exclude Russia In Reorganization Of UN

Truman Gives Cold  Shoulder to Hoover United Nations Plan  Also Disputes Reports That Cold War Issues Are Growing Hotter

Truman, Hoover Disagree on UN   President Against Ousting Russia Or Stopping Marshall Plan Aid

Truman, Hoover Don’t See Alike On UN Proposal   President Says He Disagrees Completely on Plan to Revamp Organization.

REVAMPED U.N, PLAN REJECTED BY MR, TRUMAN  Pronosal Made hv T'x.   Proposal Made by ExPresident Hoover Not Aeceptable to White House.

William Nesbit, Powder Blast Slayer, Nabbed   Alertness Of St. Paul Boys Leads To Capture Of Prison Eseapee After Three Years Freedom

Boy Turns Detective, Tracks Hunted Fugitive to Minnesota Hideout Cave

Schoolboy Detectives Find Killer Hunted Three Years   William Raymond Nesbit, Called One of Most Dangerous Criminals Alive, Again Behind Bars—Hideout in Cave. Kevealed to Police by Youths 14 and 13—Picture of Fu-. gitive in Newspaper Led to His Capture,

A Hartford Span Burns Campfire Out of Con trol Badly Damages Rrindvoe Over Nanchn .

U.S, SENATE POST SOUGHT BY PASTORE   Governor Announces -Can: didacy For Nomination   Acts After Leahy: of Bristol Tells Committes’ Ho WHl Not. Seok Hiection

U.S. SENATE POST SOUGHT. BY PASTORE     Governor Announces Candidacy For Nomination     Acts After Leahy of Bristol Tells Committee He WL Not Seek Eleetion

House Nears Final Approval Of Foreign Economic Plan   Conference Committee Irons Out Last Disagreement; House Expected To Pass Act Tomorrow: Withholding Tax On Dividend Payments Approved

REPORT 26TH CASE OF POLIO   Berrien Springs Man I Latest Victim of Disease

Glucoft Girl’s Slayer Faces  Gas Chambei   Judge To Pronounce The Death Sentence Next Friday; Stroble Loses Chance For Asylum

Soviets fo Cut: Power. Water From W. Berlin   Mayor Says Move Attempt to Switch Attention From Korea

Fierce Fighting Rages Within 20 Miles of Key Supply Base  ern ar Fr 2 ATh? ee Prraree   SOME TANKS CROSS

Tanks Pave Way For Bridgehead On Southern Bank   Commies Using U.S. Uniforms;  Yanks Locked In Major Battle

U.S. Seventh Division Halted By Darkness, — Snow And Bitter Coid   Red Resistance Is Light But The Weather ‘ ‘ Makes The Going Pretty —  Rough By

To Prevent Profiteering In War Items   Taft And Administrator Agreed On Need To Curb Practice And Pay Heavy War Bill.

Taft Okays Profits Tax    Agrees With Treasury Boss On Need For Financing War

Taft Agrees With Truman On Profit Tax  COp T anlae ‘Ciaeve   GOP Leader Says Some Levy Is Needed for War

Orders Are ‘Fight to. The Death’   Yanks Won't Give One More Inch, Declares General Walker as He Visits Front   Red Losses Heavy   Korean Losses ta Date Estimated at 31,000, 170 Tanks Destroved

General Walker Orders Americans To ‘Fight To The Death’ — Army Will Not Retreat Another tnch, Declares Commander — Red Losses Mount As U. S. Divisions Kill Over 2000 

Hold Own In Grim Struggle ©   Push Back. Korean Reds ‘In Counterattacks in Seme Areas: Air Blows Help in Southwest

PRESENT LINES HELD DESPITE ONSLAUGHTS   U. S. Infantrymen Back Up “Death Fight” Order   COMMANDER SAYS   Defenders “Not Going To Give An Inch:”’ War At Critical Stage

Communists Stopped By Counter-Attacks, Suffer Heavy Losses   Battle In Critical Stage, Gen. Walker Tells Troops; Reinforcements Arrive  From Okinawa; Check Reds In South

Walker Orders Eighth Army To Stand Ground ‘to Death’   Red Pressure Shifts under Counterattacks As American Planes Paste Enemy Positions; North Korean Casualties Set at 31,000

Counterattacks Check Reds in Crucial Battle   Fresh Troops from Okinawa Aid in Halting Communists Along Blazing Front

INFANTRYMEN HOLD MOUNTAIN LINES AGAINST BIG DRIVE   Counter-attacks Check Reds; We Will Fight It Out Here, Says Walker

North Korean Losses Heavy In Big Push   Reds Shift Pressure In Quest of Weak Spot in Line

Second-Hand Story Could Be A Hoax a . \ _ Tiny Creatures Pilot ‘Saucers’

Detectives Dig Deep Into Underworld To Crack Week-Old Brink Co. Robbery

On Inside Pages   Coal’s Not Sick—vJust Ailing from Over-Production

On Inside Pages         Coal’s Not Sick—Just Ailing from Over-Production

CHINESE REDS DISLIKE YANK PLANE ATTACKS   Captured GI Freed To Tell Commander To Cease Artillery Fire

Will Talk Peace If Americans Halt Air And Artillery Attacks, Reds Say Through Captured U.S. Soldier

High Honor ToFees —   Tolan Appointed Member of State — Board of Regents

Churches Form a New Council   “sr at ae AA   Work of 31,000,000 United Under Order

Protestant Church Unit Established   National Council Se’ Up, Uniting Work Of 31 Million.

Protestants Form National Council  Of Churches In Unification Move

New Council Unites 29 Denominations of Protestants   Union Is One of Most Significant Movements Since the Reformation.

, National Council of Churches, Great ‘Protestant Action Union, Is Formed

PROTESTANTS FORM NATIONAL ORGANIZATION   Communicants of 29 Churches, 31,000,000 Members, Join Council,

Impossible To Wind Up By Saturday   Too Many Vital Measures Unfinished To Let Members Go Home For Election Campaigns.

Army Estimates Korean Red Casualties At 50,000 After Eight Weeks Of Fighting

Estimate 87,000 War Casualties  U. S. Troops Not Included In Total

'50 Critical Year For US Policies  Far East Red Push, Europe Aid Most Important Issues Faced

Tough Foreign Policies on 1950 Schedule   Stop Communism Key To Program for America and Allies

Critical And Tough Year Faces Truman  Foreign Policy And Two Cold Wars In

conomy May Hamper Plan To Balk Reds  Poct ERP CF...   Post-ERP Europe Worries Officials

Foreign Policy Crisis Shaping   Tough Year Ahead For U. S$. Exoverts

United States F acing Critical Year For European And Asiatic Policies

TOUGH, CRITICAL FOREIGN POLICY S SEEN FOR W   Truman Faces Econom yMinded Congress And TwoFront Cold War   PRESIDENT WILL OUTLINE HIS PLANS WEDNESDAY

U. S. Foreign Policy In 1950 Faces Two Important Issues   Truman To Outline Foreign Legislative Plans In State Of The Union Message On Wednesday

Tough, Critical Foreign Policy Year Ahead Complicated By Cold War And 1950 Congres:

CHINA, EUROPE TOP PROBLEMS FOR NEW YEAR   Truman Will Present Program for 50 To Congress

Biennial Primary Election Season Starts Tuesday   Balloting May Give Hint on Outlook For Poll Next Fall

Eyes on Illinois Primary Tuesday For 1950 Trend   Leads Off Spring Parade of Primary Voting in Nation

States Begin To. Map Plans  For Primaries   Kickoff Due Tn Ilinois Tuesday ‘With Traman’ ‘Fair Deal? At Stake

Truman's ‘Fair Deal’ Seen At Stake In Primaries Scheduled Soon   Hot Races Slated In November Test   Ohio, Florida, Pennsyl vania Among States Closely Watched

Voters Open First Round Of Battling  On Congress   Primaries This Week Will Decide Status Of Election fn Fall

FAIR DEAL PROGRAM AT STAKE  Illinois Voters To Lead Spring Primary Fights

Illinois Primary Tuesday Will Start '50 Campaign Rolling   Political Off-VYear.

Illinois To Open Primary Balloting  Senate, House Jobs At Stake Tomorrow

SANDER JURY ‘HEARS REPORT OF INTERVIEW   Hushand of Woman Praises Care  Of Doctor

Congress Even Poetic About Taxes   Republicans Score Democrats for Their ‘Luxury’ Levies.

Importer Admits Supplying Data  Alfred Kohlberg Tells AP He Has Fed Information To McCarthy.

Says He Gave Information  To McCarthy   New York Textile Importer Admits He Has Been Feeding Data To Senator

N. Y. Importer Supplied Data To McCarthy  Kohlberg, Chiang Advocate, Tells FBI Of Lattimore

importer Claims He Supplied Data In Lattimore Case   FRI Asked Data

importer Says He Gave Data To McCarthy   Senate Prebers Divided Over Lattimore icsue

U.S. Pushing Work: on Supe H-Bomb   Reports of Ending Project Branded Untrue

BARKLEY RAPS RED CHARGES BY MCARTHY   Bickering Assailed As Playing Game Of Kremlin

Top Democrats Lash Spy Hunt   - Barkley, Lucas Urge End to Differences

RED BAITERS HIT IN TALKS   Barkley, Lucas and Myers Take Verbal Pokes At McCarthy.

SWIFT ADVANCE  MADE BY YANKS TOWARD SACHON   Reds Being Herded Into 2 Shrinking Pocket—Pianes Aiding Drive North ward Kill 500.   MARINES BATTLE FOE IN SEOUL OUTSKIRTS   Heavy Cruisers Off Inchon Shell Enemy Troops and Gun Emplacements In Area.

BOY KIDNAPED FROM SCHOOL   Six - Year - Old Seized Near Harrisburg

ya Sports and Jacation Show  ‘At Des Moines   owa Evhibits Building April 8th to 16th

Korea Crisis Won't Stop  Brannan Plan U.S. Will Sell  Surplus Chean

Power, Phone Lines Broken: Damage High  Highway Travel I Slowed; Freezing Rain Continuing

Ice Grips North Part * Of State   Freezing Rain Cuts Communications; N  Relief Is In Sight

Friend Fails In Attempt To Help Hall   Lifesaving Crew Finds Body After Four Hour Search

Swimming Party Ends In Tragedy  Jchnny Hall, Negro Boy, Drowns In River

B-26'S HEADING FOR SAIGON  U. S. Gives French Force in Indochina 30 Planes

Full War Effort by China Seen   - Preparations Are On National Scale, Is MacArthur Report

Chinese Make Plans For Full Scale War   Gen. MacArthur Say: Peiping Forces Prepare Arms

COURTS TO MOVE SLOWLY  2-4 Years Seen Needed  To Put Crimp In Commies

Marine Units Also Called By President   Action Comes After Solons Approve ‘Unlimited’  Saw Mawnawan

Farm Price Drop Causes Concern  Economy Threatened Secy. Brannan Says

Secretary of Agriculture Warns Drop in Farmers’ Buying Power Endangers Entire Economy

Qur Economy ‘Is at Stake, Congress Told  Purchasing Power Of Ag Men Is Low

Decline in Farmer Purchasing Power Endangers Nation's Entire Economy, Brannan Tells Solons

Sees Peril In Falling Income    - Brannan Warns Nation That $2 Billion a Year ' Drop in Farm Earning: Could Upset Economy

Farm Buying Power Decline Called Serious   U. S. Economy Endangered by Steady Drop, Brannan Declares

Farm Income   Down; Sees Danger Near   Brannan Thinks Entire U.S. Economy Menaced By Drop In Purchasing Power Of Farmers

Farm Economy Alarms Brannan   Claims Agriculture In Economic Wringer

BRANNAN SAYS  FARM INCOME  IS DECLINING TELLS SOLONS IT  POSES THREAT TO NATION’S ECONOMY

Ford Shutdowns Affect 50,000   Management Blames Labor Slowdowns And Parts Shortages

$92,000,000. Hike In Salaries Urged For Pa. Teachers   PSEA Convention To Take Up Committee Proposal For Increased Pay

Criticize Laborite Policy on Europe  Oppositionist Press Assails ‘Blunder’

Stand Of British Govt. On Schuman Plan Stirs Charges Of Blundering

Labor Party View Of Schuman Plan  Brings on Furore   British Opposition Papers Cry ‘Blundering’ And Europe's Socialists Critical After Attlee Reiects Franch Economic Proposal

‘Socialists  In Europe Criticize Labor Stand  Confusion Grows Over Conflicting Statements on

Doctors Report New Wonder Drug Stops Leukemia  Dramatic Recoveries Recorded in 5 Cases, Only One Relapse

Acute Leukemia, Fatal Blood Cancer Stopped Cold By Acth, New Wonder Hormone, Physicians Report

Acute Leukemia, Fatal Blood Cancer, Is Being Stopped by New Wonder Hormone

Doctors Reveal Dramatic Recoveries Of 5 Leukemia Patients Given Acth

DEFENDS ENFORCEMENT    Justice Department Trying to Fol. : low Subversives Law

TO SEEK SENATE POST   Carl Y. Rice to Announce His Candidacy at Parsons Tonight

U.S. Troops Face New Red Threat In Escape Effort   Four Red Divisions Menacing Route Of Marines, Soldiers

Yanks Repulse Red Attacks On Central Front: MacArthur Voices Confidence

Riverdale-Dolton Building Boom On The Increase   Permits Are Issued * For 146 More Homes

Riverdale-Dolton Building Boom On The Increase  a A ary? eS °   Permits Are Issued °  For 146 More Homes

$§ Million Bond issue Urged for College Buildings   Missouri University Board of Visitors Reports to Governor

Urge Bond Issue fo Finance Building al State Schools   Survey by M. U. Board of Visitors Shows Need for $90,000,000.

GOVERNOR GETS 291 VOTES IN FIRST REPORTS   Lead Steadily Mounts Or Returns From 296  Precincts

Governor Picks Up 29] More Votes   Gains Six Ballots In Berrien Recount

I. De Jb  Orble)  Tuberculosis Fund Drive Has .Received Over $1,100 So Far

f. B. SEAL : SALES   Tuberculosis Fund Drive Has .Received Over  $1,100 So Far

Kennedy-Nisbeth Says ‘Unjustified Pay Terms Hurt Nation's Economy

State to Pay ~ .Reeord Tax   Two-Year Estimate Soar: To £166 Million

‘Aureomycin Saves X-Rayed Animals, ‘Offering Hone for. A-Bomb Antidote

Talmadge Leads Georgia Voting  Rit Onnonen + Saaec   Sut Opponent Sees Hope That He'll Win

TALMADUE TAKES LEAD IN GEORGIA   SENATOR GEORGE FAR AHEAD IN HIS BID FOR RENOMINATION,

ER NESBIT DANGEROUS MAN   FBI Says Wm. Raymon Nesbit is Cold-Blooded   IN $37,000 GEM THEFT

CAN YOU HELP THE F.B.I.?  Fugitive From FBI Sought For Slaying Witness Of Robbery In Huge Dynamite Explosion

Revival of German Nazism Frightens Western Europe   By LEON DENNEN  Snarial Carracnandanté

Germany— No. 1  Reich Move Toward New ‘Naziism’ Alarms Western Governments

Are We Losing Germany To Reds? ... German Move To Nazism Alarmin.   —BY LEON DENN

Fear Is Real That Resurgent Germany May Reaain Command of Shifting Power

U. §. May Ask Withdrawal Of Chinese Reds  _ Emergen cy Ses   Emergency Session Of Security Council To Hear New Charaes

MacArthur's Charges to Be Council Topic   Demand that Red China Withdraw Troops May Be Asked by US

Eight Workers Die In Blas!   Explosion In Latex: Plant carekes, Michigan’ City, “OF 12.000::-

CHEMICAL PLANT BLAST KILLS §   THIRTEEN OTHERS HURT SERIOUSLY IN EXPLOSION AT MIDLAND, MICH.

Fight Workers Die, Three Others Lost in Dow Chemical Blast   Most of the 40 Employes Inside Plant at Time  Crawl Out of Debris

8 Workers Killed, 26 Hurt By Blast At Chemical Plant   Dow Firm Officials Unable To Determine Cause Of Latex Plant Explosion

Paint Plant Blast Takes Eight Lives  Three More Missing At Dow Chemical

SENATE YOTES FOREIGN AID AUTHORIZATION  ss ss SRT OBE PN   Republicans Will Try to Cut Down Total When Appropri. ation Bill Comes Up.

foreign Aid Bill  Goes to Truman or Signature   Republicans to Fight for Reduction in Appropriations

gion Aid Goes To man for mature   , Serve Notice Intend To Try Cat Actual Cash  for Program

AID BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT   G.O.P. Warns of Inten. tion To Cut Actual Cash Outlay.

Foreign Help Bill Approved   Republicans Chart Cash Outlay Drive

Foreign Aid Bill Goes to Truman For Signature  Republicans However   Republicans However Claim They Will Try To Cut Cash Outlay

Indo-Chinese Aid Promisec By Acheson   French Told Arms, Economic Boost To Be Immediate Fact

Acheson Says U.S. Will Send Economic, Military Help to France in Indochina

Economic and Military Help To Be Sent at Once, Acheson Says, After Parley in Paris

Holding Talks With French   Secretary Hearing French Pleas for Speedy Help to Stem Communism Threst

Indochina Is Getting U.S. Help   Acheson Tells Paris Meeting Americ: Is Sending Aic Immediately

SEC. ACHESON PLEDGES HELP   Confers With Schuman In Opening of Cold War Talks.

French Indochina ToGet U. 5. Aid, Acheson Reveals  Round of Cold War Talke Is Started

Acheson Opens Talks With French Chiefs   Spread of Communism To Be Combated In Southern Asia

GERMANTOWN B0Y KILLED BY CAR   GERALD ALBERS, 9, WALKING HOME FROM SCHOOL YESTERDAY

THREE OTHERS INJURED Diesel Power Expert Dies In Train Crash at Quanah

90,000 Idled by Strikes: Hit Some Key Industries   Switchmen End Wage Dispute with Western Railroads

Disputes Hit Vital Spots Tn Industry   General Electric Strike Slated Monday: Bright Spot Is Accord to End  i Switehmen’s Walkout

Czechoslovakia Launches New Attack On U. S.   Foreign Ministry Demands Halt Of American Agency

U. 8. Information Office in Prague Ordered Closed, Official Ousted;  Five Go on Trial for Espionavse 4

Top Speed in Senate Seen For Tax Bill   Measure Whips Through House by 375 to 14 Vote; Korean Crisis Appears to Cloud Bill‘s Prospects 

Swift Action In Senate Due On Excise Cut   Brief Hearings Set On Measnre Passed By Huge House Vete

Senate Plans Speedy Action On Tax Slash   House-Passed Excise  Levy Bill To Get

Senate Leaders Promise Action  On Tax Cut Bill   Measure Whips Through House Yesterday with 375 to 14 Margin

SENATE STEPS UP TAX ACTION   Only Korean Crisis Threatens To Slow Excise Cutting Bill.

Senate Plans Quick Action On Tax Bill   Only Slowdown Might Come Ovar Attached Boos tn Corporstion Taxes

Senate Promises Rapid Action On House-Passed Excise Tax Cut Bill

Brady Agog Over Trial--. DEFENSE'S STAR WITNESS.  SAYS SHE KILLED MOTORIST

Berlin Traffic Slowed By Ice   Russians Announce End Of Blockade

Easter Shop pers Find Ham Cheaper Than Last Year; Eggs Drop Slightly

Bus Driver Shot Dead by Passenger   Dismantled Rifle Takes Life of Lloyd Frank Barger, 37, of Bethel

Marshall Is Back, Reiterates Denial   Liquor Tale False, Secretary Asserts

Peril to City Remains With Communist Machine-Gunners Harassing Supplies Moving Up “Bowling Alley’ Road—North  ——Koreans Digging in on Hills East of Naktong River After Six-Mile Retreat.

Senate in Angry ‘Melee on “Hoax’ ‘Report Adoption   Shouting and Waving of Fists Features MeCarthy AHvair

Senate Almost Has Fist Fight Over McCarthy  Wrathv Debate Run:   Wrathy Debate Run: On Party Lines

Senators Scrap Over Disputed Probe Report  Attempt To Block “Filing Of Report On MrCarthy Starts Row

Senators Have Bitter Session On Red Inquir'   By MAPVIN L. ARROWSMITH

~-McCARTHY— Bitter Row Flares Over Dem Report  Near Fist Fight  Marks Session

Hot Words F ly On McCarthy  C.O.P. Loses 3 Bids  To Renidiste Renan

Wrathful Debate Appears Certain For Senate Case   Communist Charges Of McCarthy Labeled A Fraud and A Hoa»

No Harsh Words, Please.! ! Senatorial Courtesy Fails in Party Wrangle on ‘Red’ Infiltration Report

Prospects of More Wrath. ful Debate In Store Toe day on Charges Made By McCarthy   FIST FIGHTS ARE HINTED

Senate Gets Tangled Up In Communist Row  Nearly Come To Blows Over Red Probe By Sen. McCarthy

Senators Near Blows In Row » Over McCarthy's Red Charges    DEMOCRATS ALIGNED AGAINST REPUBLICANS AS MORE DEBATE IS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

SENATE FACES ANGRY DEBATE ON M'CARTHY   GOP Leader Indicates In. vestigator’s Mother Would Bite a Bone.

Senators Row  Over McCarthy   Leaders Square Off. — But No Blows Struck

Bitter Row In Senate Over Report In M’Carthy Case   More Wrathful Debate Seer Likely — Democrats Lined Up Against Republicans In Matter

Senate Fights 6 Hours Over Red Charge:   \itempts to Repudiat Tydings Report on MeCarthy Beaten 3 Times

Senate Row Almost Ends In Fisticuffs   Senate Again Faced Wrathful Debate On Communist Charges  Of Sen. McCarthy

 les Senators   More Debate. Is Expected...  _ Wherry and: Ex- -FBI

'Tydings Gets Reprimand  ‘Tempers of Senators Flare In McCarthy Issue Debate

SENATE FIGHTS OVER McCARTHY   Democrats And Republicans Serap Over Report On Communist Charges.

Senate to Renew Reds Probe Fight   Near Fist Fight in Yesterday's Wrathfil Dehate

‘More Bitter Debate Expected (Over McCarthy's Red Charges   Shouting Row On Senate Floor Is Unprecedented

87 BELIEVED DEAD AS THREE VESSELS SINK   Mine s Sink 2 Ships Off China; Freighter - Explodes in Red Sea

60-Year-Old Victim Of Negro Rapist Is Reported In Critical Condition

Maintenance Men Cause Plant Strike  Homestead Steel Plant Shut Down By Strike Today  s,somoecae @& eae ce oem @ «

Ships Crash In New York Harbor   114 Passengers Saved In Seq Mishap

Liner, Freighter Collide In Harbor  No Injuries Reported In New York Crash

Freighter  And Liner Collide  In Harbor’  114 Passengers —   114 Fassengers  Safely Taken Off As Liner Beaches To Avoid Sinking

Antlerless Deer Season fs Fixed   State Game Commission Sets Nov. 27 and 28 As Antlerless Days

Two-Day Antlerless Deer Season Is Ordered By State Game Commission

Top Party Figures To  Visit N.C.   Barkley To Head Large Delegation To Raleich Event

Barkley To Speak At Get-logether Tomorrow Night   $50-A-Plate Dinner Regional Conference Are Day’s Features

Cohen's Lawyer Shot From Bushes At Palatial Home   Shooting Similar to Others in California Gang Warfare

Gambler's Legal Aide Shot Dead  Killer Ambushes Hollywood Lawyer

U. 5. Prepares Reply to Charges of Air Battle   Russia Probably Will Get Denial That Planes Were Fired on.

U.S. Expected To Repiy Soon To Red Charge  Defense Department to Assert No B-29 In Area

U.S. To Make Formal Reply To Reds Soon   Facts In Case Of ‘Shooting’ Incident Are Awaited

Official Report on Baltic Incident Awaited: Hope for Missing Airmen Fades: Four Soviet Fliers Honored

Voice of America Booms U.S. Stand On Peace or War Around-the-Werld-

Voice of America Booms Truman's Speech fo World   Heavy Taxes, Big Sacrifices Are Promised Here

Many Laud President's  War Policy   Congressmen Okay Move To Double Armed Forces

New Drive Against Spying Is Rumored   Canada May Have Joined US., Britain Against Atomic Espionage

HORROR RULES, RESCUE CREHS 60 10 WORK   Grim Task of Saving Suvivors Under Way

Crowded Commuter Train Hits Another   20 Deaths Known; About 100 Others Badly Hurt in Thanksgiving Eve Disaster

One Train, Filled With Thanksgiving Eve Commuters, Jams Into Rear of Another —Victims Trapped in Cars—Thousands of Horrified Onlookers Watch Rescue Work Beneath Searchlights.

REAL ESTATE KEEPS ACTIVE IN COUNTY      Numerous Properties In Lower Bucks County wi cinnamon LIST IS HERE GIVEN

REAL ESTATE TITLES ' BOR TRACTS IN AREA   A Number of Titles For Properties   THE LIST IS PUBLISHED

MARSHALL SOON TO FACE CHINESE PROBLEM AGAIN   Question Is the Same as It Was When He First Started Worrying About it 25 Years Ago.   STAND HE WILL TAKE ON FORMOSA UNCERTAIN   G. O. P. Demands He Outline  Views on Military Situa  tion Before Expected  : Confirmation.

General George Marshall's Worries About China, 25 Years Old, Continue

 - Readies for Post  Marshall Faces Old Bugaboo China—As Defense Secretary:

China Will Be Top Problem  For Marshall   Opposition To Special Law Is Voted Down

Marshall Will Find China on Worry List   Quarter Century Ago He Was Puzzled Over China; Now Formosa, Korea, Russia Added to Far East Problems

YOUTH’S HOME BROADCAST TO BLAME  Atom Bomb Scare Throws New Yorkers Into Panic

Try Again to Get Special Judge In Tipton Tp, Case   This Will Be Fifth One Sourht to Try the Suit

Fifth Atfempt Made fo Name Snecial ludae   Peru Attorney Makes No Altempt to Qualify in School Consolidation Injuction Suit

Attorney Wes Ducks Case, Too   He’s 7th to Reject Bench In Onward Suit

Green Predicts Unity Between -AFL,-CIO Bodie:   77-Year-Old Leader Named To 27th Term As Union Head

Philco Ups Prices   Green, Renamed AFL Head, Has Hopes For Labor Unity

A UOSUY OLOPUT Ei cheer: Rambieualias  Ohio Cities To Pay Heavy  For Digging Out In Snow

Snow Removing Job Turned Over To Civil Defense   Storm Will Cost State Over $750,000 For Road Clearance

Snow Deals Heavy Financial Blow  To Ohio's Cities: Death Toll Hits 64

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Partiality Shown-Reviewers Who Boost Gayn Et.Al.

Gavin Hits Tax, Spend Attitude  Goes on Record As Opposed to Deficit  Caandine hw Nation i"

Gavin Hits Tar, Spend Altitude  ee ee, Be Rew   Goes on Record As Opposed to Deficit Spending by Nation

Snowstorm Sweeps Over State Today   Near-Zero Weather Strikes West From Mountain Regions

FLIGHT OF THE LAME DUCKS.   Snow Moves Eastward .... Carolinas Shiver As Winter Bites

NEW DRAFT CALL © US RECEIVED BY LOCAL BOARD   Five. Mer to Be Inducted Deeember 13; 30 Men to Leave Tomorrow.

JEFFERSON CO. GETS NEW DRAFT CALL FOR DEC. 8   Five Men to Be Inducted; 19 Leave for Pre-induction Exam.

India Leads UN Drive to Seat Chinese Reds   Surprise Move Made as. Fifth  Session Opens

Red China Top Issue Before UN  General Assembly   General Assembly To Have Demand By India to Seat Communist Reaime

INDIA DEMANDS UN SBATING OF CHINESE REDS   Move to Oust Chiang Kai-Shek’s Group Is Surprise for General Assembly.

India Leads Fight For Seating of China Reds At UN General Assembly

India Demands Seating of Chinese Reds   dth General Assembly Also Faced With Formosa Tscia-

Smith And Graham Backer Say Slander Enters Race   Smith Charges Scott Made Slander#us Speech, J. Hiden Ramsey Makes Same (rij. cigem Of Him   Smith Headquarters Won't Agree To Single Primary

Slander ‘Charges ‘Are Hurled From Two Sides In Heated Senate Race

LUCAS GIVES LIE TO MCCARTHY IN SENATE FLURRY   Lattimore Tangles With  Lodge As Communist Probe Is Recessed

Barkley Tells Demo Leader To Take Seat   After GOP Leader Charges Lucas Called McCarthy ‘A Liar’

Lucas Ordered In Seat After Senate Fight   GOP Leader. Charge: Senator Called McCarthy A Liar

GOP PROTEST IS SUSTAINED BY VICE PRESIDENT   Democratic Leader Lucas Ordered To Sit Down During Debate   ILLINOIS SENATOR WAS ATTACKING McCARTHY

Shivers Calls on All Texans Join in Yemocracy Fete  IFT i anian Dacde

ARMY IS WORRIED BY LACK OF BEDS   Two Military Hospitals May Be Reaclivated

Official Invasion Forecast Bared   Mac’s Aide Admits Capital Was Informed

Armed Services’ Stren gth Wil Be Doubled; Nation’s Defense Bill May be $50,000,000,000

Defense Might Cost $50 Billion   Armed Force Strength to Be Doubled

First Cavalry Division Gives Up Efforts To  Aid Surrounded Men   Regiment Told To Abandon Its Dead And Wounded And Try To Break Out Of Trap.

April Bond Sales Reach $242,133   Total McKean County Sales Last Month

—INVASION— Reds Hiee To Wonsan For Stand   CHINA’S THREAT. IS DISCOUNTED

Fast-Moving Column Races Up East Coast Toward Port City    Marines Hit Heavy Fighting North of Seoul as Stubborn Reds Cover Major Retreat

3rd Division Fighting -Rear-Guard Elements  Now Fleeing To North

Communists Flee Toward Port of Wonsan  No Reply to Gen. MacArthur's Demands

Third Division Rolling Northward As Fast As Tracks Will Go, Marines Meeting Stiff Fight Above Seoul, Yanks Mop Up in South

Reds Fleeing Toward City Of Wonsan   Expected to Make Stand at Key City

Communists Put up Only Rear-Guard Action During Retreat Toward Wonsan

Troops Have Advanced Up to 35 Miles Above Line of 38th Parallel   At Opposite End of Front, In Wes U.S. Marines Still Running Into Stou Resistance by Communists.

Advance 35 Miles: Over Border Line   At Opposite End Of Line U. 8.  Marines Still Running Into Stout Resistance Below Uijong bu, South Of Parallel ~   SURRENDER DEMAND 18 NOT ANSWERED

SOUTH KOREA TROOPS GAIN g3-359 MILES      Marines Run Into Stout Red Resistance 18 Miles South of 38th.

Mighty Michigan One of Many Upsets on Gridiron  lrish and Army Extend Streaks: Southwest Wins Important Games

President Offers Government Ship — to Students Locked Out of Firetrap

Stranded On Costiiest Beach  'U. S. Offers Ship For Student Tour

Telegram to Capitol Brings Quick Help; Ship May Sail Next Tuesday

600 Stranded Youths Get Aic From Truman   President Offers Use Of Ship To Take Place Of One Found Unfit

Former Airman To Serve as Chaplain   The Rev. Joe Pauro Flew Many Missions in World War II; Now a Priest

DATA OPENED : HELD ‘PHONY’ BY M'CARTHY   Senator Claims Envoy Would Be Ousted If Records Were Full

Loyalty Files To Tell Story, Says Tydings  Will Show Charges True or False, He Declares; Records Censored: McCarthy

Complete Airing Slated on Probe OfRed Charges  Source of McCarthy   Source of McCarthy Statements Studied For Truth of Claims

Tydings Says Records to ‘Prove’ Case  Takes Issue With MreCorthy an

Missing Cadet Search Spreads To Mt. Gilead   Filling Station Operator Believes He Sold Gas Twice To Richard Cox

Claims He Saw Missing Cadet   Filling Station Operator Says He Sold Gas Twice to West Pointer.

FIRM LINE—         DoMobiliatis      Text of Truman's Korean Statement

Fleet, Planes Alerted Acainst Formosa Atiack   President Directs More Assistance To Philippines, Asia

--Is Dominating   Fear of Death-  U. 'S. Infantryman — Stills Lives Amid Dirt And Fiith As Always

‘House Committee Member Predicts _ Excess Profits Measure To Have —  Ceiling On Corporation Tax Total

60-To-65 Pet. Ceiling Seen ‘On Profits Tax   Unusual Saturday Session Held In Bid To Sueed Measure

Ceiling Figure May BeWritter Into Tax Bill  All Taxes On Big Corporations To Be Excess Profits Base

FRENGH CABINET OFFERS TO QUI   PRESIDENT REFUSES TO AC CEPT RESIGNATION BECAUSE OF WORLD CRISIS.

French Cabinet Again Tottering   Battle Over Impeachment Leads To New Crisis

Russia Planned Korean Trouble  Pauley Says Soviets Armed For Long Stay

Russian Plans To Remain in Korea Told   Senate Committee Hears Details of “Important” Story

Answer Given As Next Week Strike Hinted   Union President Doubts Men Would Work If Enjoined

White Collar Workers Take Over Engine Duties; 500 More Firemen Strike

Southern Moving Trains Through The Carolinas   Freight Traffic Moving Steadily

Eisenhower Will Command  Defense Army   Appointment, Made By Truman, Gets Quick Approval

Make People: Realize...)   Wounded Hoosier Writes Of Need for Material - --

Make People Realize...   Wounded Hoosier Writes Of Need for Material

Chiang Returns As China Leader   Acting Chief Ill In New York City

CHIANG RESUMES LEADERSHIP ROLE   TO BECOME PRESIDENT COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF NATIONALIST CHINA

Chiang Resumes Presidency Of Chinese Nation  War Time Leader Takes Over Control Of Nationalict<

CHIANG RETURKS AS PRESIDENT OF CHINA TOMORROW   Generalissimo Will Also As. sume Commons Of No felemalion: Bescon:

CHIANG TO TAKE OVER OLD JOBS   ‘Announces He Will Resume Presidency of Nationalist Regime Tomorrow

Chiang To Retake President's Seat With Nationalists  Generalissimo Also To Resume Position   Generalissimo Also To Resume Position As Chief Of Army

Chiang Kai-Shek Announces Return As Head Of China   Generalissimo Also To Become Commander-In-Chiet Of All Nationalist Forces Tomorrow;  Lids Actine Prasidant ,

Chiang fo Return As China Leader   ‘Retired’ General Will Take Nationalist Command Tomorrow

Chiang Aaain fo Run China   Generalissimo Heads Government, Military

Chiang To Resume China Presidency  Nationalist ! Leader To Assume  eS Feat ter re AlnW.n

KAI-SHEK AGAIN TO HEAD CHINA  Will Take Office  Prac at Rarmoasca

Chiang Kai-Shek To Resume Power As Head Of Nationalist Government Tomorrow

Chiang Resumes China Presidency   Says'He Will Alsa~"~ _ Assume Post As Head Of Armed Forces *:

Leader Will Resume Old Post March 1   Nationalists Warn Ships Of Blockade in Wake Of Air Attacks Made on Two American Vessels

Chiang Resuming Presidency And Une Of Forces  eralissimo Aga:   Generalissimo Again nnounces Leadership Plans.

13-Month ‘Retirement’ Ends As Leader Takes Control From Absent Li   Chinese Warn U.S. Of Ship Threats   Nationalists Say They'll Bomb All Vessels Entering Red Ports

Chiang Takes Back Top Jobs  Generalissimo, Pinning Hopes on War Retween ll] S$ Ruece Rack in Saddle

a a i oe a oe oe ee   Resumes Presidency And Military Commandership Wednesday: Li Is Absent

Chiang Will Take Control   Nationalist General To Resume Command Of His Forces

ICC Will Sean Pit Situation; May Cut Rails   Passenger Travel Slask Considered by Group To Nurse Stocks

ANOTHER HURRICANE HEADING NORTHWARD   Storm. With 100-Mile-An-H our Winds, Located Near Antigna Island

New Atlantic Storm Packing Strong Winds   Another Hurricane  Causing Alerts

Another Hurricane Heading This Way  Puerto Rico Put On ‘Alert As New Storm Mavec

DIPLOMAT QUITS CZECHS, ASKS REFUGE   Freedom Destroyed By Russ, Houdek Tells World

President Wants . Big Army Buildup   MacArthur's Planes Are Ready To ‘Deliver Bomb But Effect Doubted

SUPERWEAPON'S EFFECT DOUBTFUL  -MacArthur Can Deliver ‘A-bomb Within Hours

Dynamite Blast Wrecks Center Of Mining Town   Truck Blows Up After Collision; Driver Dead

BLAST WRECKS — HEART OF TOWN   Truck Laden With Explosive Demolished; One Dead And 5 Hurt

Dynamite Truck Devastates Town  ‘Burns, Blows Up After Hitting Car

BLAST KILLS MAN, LEVELS 7 HOME’   EXPLOSIVES - LADEN TRUCK BhOWS UP AFTER COLLLDING WITH MOTOR CAR.

Truckload Of Explosives \Lets Go; Blasts Hole In iTarvia Road 20 Feet Deep

Dynamite Truck Blast Ruins Town   Nearly All of Mine Set tlement Near Greensboro Wrecked.

Federal Levy on Movies and Sports Shaken   Committee Boosts Proposed Slashes in Excises 240 Million

House Bloc Votes New Excise Cuts; Ease Travel Tax   Reductions Bring Tote

Cut in Exeise Tax is Voted   House Committee Vote: To Cut in Half Tax On Movie, Sports Tickets

Tax Writers Change Mind On Excises   Night Club Levy Cut To 10 Per Cent: 86 Million Reduction Nears

House to Keep Part of Taxes   Night Club Assessment Will Be Continued

HOUSE GROUP VOTES CUT IN THEATRE TAX   Also Approves Removing Tax on Charity Shows, Fairs, Schools.

Excise-Cutting House Panel Will Consider Movie Ticket. Communications Reductions

FOR EXCISE SLASH   BWe. Ghtvevwes wae aves  Commitice Votes 10 Pet Cent Reduction on Amusement Tickets

Committee Votes Cut in Excise Taxes   House Group Would Slash Levies on Tickets to 'Movies. Sport Events; Action Tentative

House Panel Votes Deeper Excise Cuts   Travel, Phone, Night Cluk Levies Slashed to Bring Total to $3976 Million

Group Reduces Excises by $600,000, 000   Total Is More Than Three Times Truman’s Proposal

Excise Taxes Slashed Again  Proposed Total Cut So Far 240 Million

House Group Votes 50 Pet. Slash in Tax  On Movies   Also Would Halve Sports Events Tax; Total Excise Cut Naw $575 000.000

More Excise Cuts Approved   House Group Okays Half-Slash In Movie, Sport Tickets

Committee Vote Includes Movie, Theater Levies  Toll on Sports Events, Luggage Would Be Decreased to 10%,

FURTHER CUTS IN EXCISE TAX ARE APPROVED   Night Club Checks, Travel Tickets Reduced By Committee   TOBACCO - “AND LIQUOR LEVY IS UNCHANGED

Slash in Theater Tax Voted   House Ways and Mean: Committee Would Cut It by Half.

More Tax Cuts Are Considered   House Committee to Determine Extent

House Group Votes  New Excise Slash  Night Club, Travel, Phone Taxes Cut

Phone And Travel Bills Would Drop.   Proposed Annual Reduction In Excise Taxes’ Now  Near Billion — Other Revenue Sources © hbo ce Ba Barun d ,

FOR EXCISE SLASH   Committee Votes 10 Pe Cent Reduction on Amusement Tickets

Bowling, Pool Slot Machines Get No Relief   Current Imposts on Club Dues, Safe Deposit Boxes Kept

Cut Is Favored In Excise Levies  Movie And Sports Tickets included

CUT IN MOVIE, SPORTS TAXES VOTED BY BLOC   50 Per Cent Slash Is Slated in Action By House Committee

House Group Votes Slash In Ticket Tax  Approval Would Put Excise Cut Over $1] Billion

HOUSE COMMITTEE FOR TAX SLASH   Would Cut Excise Levies On Night Clubs 10 Per Cent; Martin Raps Socialism

Tax on Night Clubs Is Cut   House Committee Reverses Itself Today: and Votes 10 Per Cent ‘Slash.

Would Slash Ticket Tax   House Group Votes  * . To Cut in Half Sports And Movie Excise Levy

VOTE TO KEEP NIGHT CLUB TAX   HOUSE COMMITTEE SLOWS DOWN SLASH IN EXCISE TAXES

House Committee Votes  Fifty Per Cent Slash In Tax On Movies, Sports   Cuts Total $575,000,000 Already And List May Ex. ceed Billion Mark, Defying Sure Truman Veto If Finally Enacted

Ticket Tax To Be Half Under Plan   New Drive to Reduce Excise Tax Chages Is Underway; Benefits ta Be Rated Tax Free

Levies Slashed By Tax Writers   Admission Tax Reduction Supported By House Ways-Means Committee

Tax Group Alters Plan   ' House Committee  Reverses Stand On Night Club Checks

Movie, Sports Excise Tax Cut OK'd By Group   Tentative 50 Percent Slash Approved By House Committee

Movie. Sports Tax Cut Voted By House Unit   Big Savings Possible If Slashes Made Law; Truman Veto in Offing

Would Cut Tax On Night Clubs   Committee Reverses Itself in Excise Juggling

Seeks To Reduce Wartime Imposts On Many Articles  Bill May Face Veto If Passed By Congress

No Tax Cut on Ball Rolling, Night Clubbing   Votes Continuance of Levies on Lockboxes, Club Dues, Initiations

House Committee Moves To Slash Excise Levies Propose Cut’ In Taxes On

Cut in Excise Tax on Movie Tickets Voted   Sports Admission Levy Also Slashed By House Committee

AMUSEMENT TAX REDUCTION VOTED BY HOUSE GROUF   Would $laih__Levies On  “Tickets For Movies And Sie’ Evenie

Luxury Tax Cuts Drawn   House Committee Starts Work to Find New Revenue to Meet Reductions

Cut in Travel, Telephone Levies Voted   House Committee's Slashes Now Total $967,000,000

House Agency Okehs 10% Show Tax Cut  Slashes War Levies   Slashes War Levies Far Beyond  Troman Propose

Further Cuts in Excise Levies Voted   Committee So Far Has Approved $575,000,000 Slash

“lax Cut For Joy Joints Is Approved   House Group Votes to Cut Excise Levy by Half

Mew Excise Tax Slashes hoproved   Cuts From 206c to 10%. or Movie and Sports Tickw ets Voted

Night Club Tax Cut Is Favored   House Group Changes Mind Overnight

Additional Tax Slashes Voted By House Unit   Cuts Now 312 Million More Than Proposed By President Truman

House Votes fo Keep Some Tax   20 Per Cent Levy on Night Clubs to Stay

Boosts Excise Tax Slashes   Committee Reduces Admission Levy Half

REPEAL OF HALF OF ADMISSION TAX IS VOTED   10 Per Cent Would Apply To Theater Tickets And Sports Events   OTHER REDUCTIONS BEING CONSIDERED

FOR ANOTHER CUT   House Committee Reverses Itself on Excise Taxes  on Night Spots

House Committee Would Slash Tax. on Movies, Sports   Votes to Cut Excise Charge in Half; Would EFvaemnt Gama

KKK KK* COMMITTEE VOTES TO HALF EXCISE TAXES, ON MOXIES, SPORTS EVENTS

House Group Studies More Excise Cuts   Further Tax Slash Considered on Movie And Travel Tickets, Phones, Other Items

MORE EXCISE TAX SLICING IS PROPOSED   Night Clubs, Travel Phone and ‘Tele' Bille Included

House Group Votes Tax Cut  Excises Lowered On Movies, Sport Events

House Group Plans More Excise Tax Cuts   Federal Tax May Be Lopped Off Movies, Travel Tickets

House Bloc Votes New Excise Cuts; Ease Travel Tax   Reductions Bring Tota Proposed Decrease To $967 Million Annually

 Movies, Sports Taxes May Be Cut— House Group Votes Cut in Excise Taxes

Citizens Warnec Of Red Petition  Peace Move May l aad To Blackmail

- Money Makers Active Shoppers and Merchants Are Warned on Counterfeit Money

Packard Hit By Strike In Pay Dispute   Company Charges ‘Pressure Move’ As 8,000 Leave Jobs

GEN. MARSHALL TACKLES BIG DEFENSE JOB   Effort Made to Convince British and French Germans Should Be Armed.

Marshall Gets Tough ‘Sales’ Job   Must Convince French, British On  German Rearmamen

Marshall Fights for — German Arms   Will Try to ‘Convince British and French

ST, LOUIS MAN ACCUSED HERE   Walter Gieseke, Leader i Strike, Charged in Swinging Sign at Miamian

100,000 Holy Year Pilgrims Throng  Rome to Commemorate Resurrection

Bronze Bells Of St. Peter’s Ring Out To Mark End of Lent and Resurrection

Secret Negotiations, Minus Russ,  Being Held Behind Scene In U.N.

U.S, DIPLOMATS FRAMING PLANS IN RED DISPUTE   Will Present Proposals For Action Against Chinese Communists —— Discussions Are Secret.

U.S. Is Expected To Disclose Today What Action It Wants Taken Against Chinese Rede   Delegates Holding Secret Sessions Over Korea And Russia Has Not Been Consulted; India’s Delegate Meets With Wu.

U.N. Delegates Meet in Secret  On War Crisis   Expect US. to Tell Soon What Action It Wants U.N. to Take

United States To List Demands For UN Action Against Chinese Reds

Crisis Talks Secret   No ‘Leaks’ on. What  Action U.S, Will Ask UN to Take on China; All Non-Redse Confer’

U.S. to Make Korea Action Public Today   Americans Holding Locked-Door Talks With U. N. Members

Discuss New Crisis Behind Locked UN Doors  U.S. May Reveal Plan Against Chinese Reds Today

No Backdown in Korea Considered, Is General Belief   No Leaks Emerge From Secret Talks, But Firm Stand  By U.N. is Apnarent

U. S. Negotiates Secretly With U.N. On Move Against Red Aggressors

 'U..S. May Tell Today Action It Want: U.N: To Take Against China Reds —

U. S. Cails for Frank Opinions   May Disclose Today What Action. It-Wants U. N. t : Take-Avainst. Reds: Secret Talks Continue . 

U.S. Hinted Ready To Push UN Action   Secret Negotiations Aim at Getting Views Of Allies in Crisis

secret Talks Held in U.N. to Seek Ways to Act Against Chinese Reds

“Locked Door” Talks to Decide  Action on China   Course Desired by US May Be Disclosed To UN Today

Department of State Aide's Record Probed   Record in China Shows Him Either Traitor or Hero

U.S. to Lend Huge Sum  to Indonesia 100 Million to Be   100 Million to Be Available to Stop Commies

U.S. to Lend Huge Sum  to Indonesia  100 Million to Be Available to Stop Commies

U.S. Loan To New Nation   $100 Million Credit  To Indonesia as Part Of ‘Anti-Red Fight; Indochina May Re Ne,

Indonesia Gets Loan From U.S.   New Republic Given $100 Million For Fight on Reds.

Credit Largest Given Recent  To Cheek Reds   Funds Will Be Used to Finance Purchases to Build Up Economies

U.S. Will Lend $10,000,000 To Indonesia   Money to Be Used To Buy Equipment For Reconstruction

Attlee Sees Peace In Truman Talks  Two Leaders Reach "Broad Aareements’

Truman Returns. To Washington  Plans Rest Aboard The Williamsburg

Truman Votes In Home Town   Nation’s Chief Casts Ballot for Straight Democratic Ticket

Truman Flies To Capital After Voting   Plans Weekend Cruise On, Yacht;..Confident... Of Party’s Victory

President Votes Straight Ticket, . Then Flies Home   Truman Is So Sure Of Party Success He Won't Stay Up

VOTED IT STRAIGHT   Truman Says He Is Unwor ried by Result of Election: Won't Wait Up

Truman Casts Vote Today li  Home Town   Immediately After Took Plane Back To Washington

Truman Unworried At Vote Results, 'Pisns To Sica Tonight Ahoard Vachit

TRUMAN CASTS BALLOT IN HOME TOWN   President Votes Straight Democratic Party Ticket — Returns by Plane Today to Washington.

Truman Votes, Fties Back To Washington   Will Board Yacht For Cruise On The Potomac

FAST JET GIVEN PRODUCTION TOP   American Air Force Relies On Bomber Type Plane In Preparationa For Defense Of Nation.

Jet Bomber Is Favored    Fast B-47 Tops on AAF Buying List, Although Combat Range Is Smal!

Jet Bomber Heads AF List   Favored Plane Moves From Production Line

B-47 Stratojet Tops Buying List   Air Force Puts It First And Intends To Keep It There

Air Foree Wants High Speed Jet   600 MPH Stratojet Bomber Has Priority

Air Force Puts 600-Mile-An-Hour Jet Bombers At Ton Of Iis Purchasing List

Gen. Marshall Moving Fast In New Post   Sworn In This Morning, He Sets Talks With Brit ish, French On Army

Posse Hun unting Slayer Of Pole InBankHoldup   Canadian Police Out For Man Who Shot Two Pursuers Yesterday

U.S. PLANNING KOREAN RELIEF   Rehabilitation Program to be Put in Effeot ‘at End of Korean. War Going Forward.

No Date Bureau Needed As College Gals Wear ‘Availability Rating’

Guerilla Fighters of North Korea Similiar to Hitler's ‘Werewolves’.

Officials Hopeful — Of Ending Strike   ‘Canadian Railroads Still  Tied Up With Nationwide Walkout

Urges Probe Of Rebellion In Puerto Rico   And Reported Tieup With Assassination Attempt Against HS1

Would Probe Uprising in Puerto Rico   Senator Brewster Is Curious About Lack of Warning

INVESTIGATION OF PUERTO Rico REVOLT URGEL   Attempt On Truman’s Life Brings Matter Close  To Congress   COMMUNISTS CLAIM TO BE “SHOCKED”

Probe Puerto Rico Link With Capital Shooting~Brewster  Wants Congress! Advised Why FBI, Secret Service Had No Clue Of Attempt

Reds Activity In Ohio Traced   Hoover Reports Heavy Probes During Year

Three Children Perish In Fire   Gosoline-Powered “Wash. ing Machine Blows Up in Oakland

County Official Tells of Threats  Creek County Assistant County Attorney Reveols  rane.  Seen: Poe

New York Police Purge Continues  Moves Nearer to Detective Division

New York’s New Police Commissione! Moving Fast In Departmental Purge

Allies Formally Ask Big A Talk   Notes Blame Russia for ‘Serious’ Tension

White Woman Lawyer Is Silent On Charges Of “Illicit Love Affair”   Negro Woman Accuses Prominent Government Attorney Of Alienating Affections Of Hus-band: Suit Is Entered For $50,000.

WOMAN ACCUSED OF LOVE AFFAIR BY NEGRO RIVAL   White Government Lawyer Charged With Immorality With Husband Of Negro Woman— Alienation Suit.

OPEN ALL DAY Wednesday This Week. P. J. Bordner & Co. —Ad.   COSMETIC carecwnwan

Korean Viclory Would Be Bargain If Armed Forces Keep Within Estimates

Korean War May Cost 5 Billion   Is Half of Defense Appropriation: Army Gets Largest Share

Cost of War Is Discussed In Washington   If Present Funds Adequate Expense Will Be Cheap

KOREAN WAR COST MAY BE CHEAP IN CASi   $5,000,000 Is Overall Estimat. ed. However, Outlay May Not Stop There.

‘Cheap War as Far as Dollars  Go Is Possible   If Armed Services Win With No More Than Asked for Thus Far

Fund Requests For Korean War At Small Figure  Present Total Way Below Average For

‘Cost of Korean War to Date Comparatively Low in Dollars, Milifarry Estimates Show

‘Five Billion ‘May Be Cost ‘Of Korean War   No Certainty Sum Will Stop There; Some Estimates Mada

AMPHIBIOUS LANDING MAD BY 50,000   Operation, . Lea. ‘by ‘Marines Fans ‘Out from ast Korean Port of Wanaon. to' Hunt ‘Down: Dichard Bandy. of Communists.

Red Invaders Split Defense Cn Hainan   Fall Of Capital Near; Guerillas Aid Attackers

Fall of Hoihow To Chinese Reds Appears Near   Independent Dispatch Asserts Nationalists Have Left Capital

Red .lroops  Push Back Nationalists   Airfield Abandoned; Truce Said Arranged to Permit Evacuation

Nationalist Lines Broken By Reds   News Reports Say Hoihow Evacuated Under Truce In Reversal Of Victory

Overrin Defenses And Press Near [sland’s Capitat   Report Government  Officials Have Fled

Hainan Capital Faces Capture By Communists   Preparations Point To Evacuation By Nationalists

Truman, in RFC Shake-up,  Drops Hise as Chairman   No Explanation Given of Democrat's Dismissal as Board Member — Harvey Gunderson, a Republican, Also Not Reappointed — Two Present Members Are Retained— ‘President Nominates Three for Vacant Posts.

Hemans Admits Bribery Charge   Reverses Long Stand in Pleading Guilty; Sentence Due Soon

Drops Fight On Bribery Charge   Startling Move Reverses Long Baitle In State Graft Inquiry

Truman Denies ChangeInHigh Posts Planned  Limited Access To Loyalty Files May Be Granted Solons

White House Denies Vinson To Replace Sec’y Dean Acheson   Truman Issues Strong Denial

Truman Denies Reports Claiming Oust of Acheson  President Denounces Recent Stories As 1 bene Babe a chien

Tr cuman Talk Wednesday to ‘Start Battle   First Mectings Tuesday Are Formalities: Demo Leaders Optimistic After Talking to President

Congress Begins Second Session   Today’s Assembly Is Mostly Formality ; Fair Deal Fight Seen

Issues Aplenty for 2nd Session of 81st Congress   Lawmakers Reconvene Today; Truman Mes: sage Tomorrow

CONGRESS SET FOR NEW ROUND ON ‘FAIR DEAL’   ‘State of Union’ Message Will Be Given Wednesday

Dem Leaders Given Prevue Of 3 Speeches   Expect President To Repeat Pleas For His Fair Dead!

Congress Back, Faces Many Political Issues, Awaits Truman Message

Opening Session Is Mainly Formality With Major Work Due Later   Solons Given View Of Truman Speech   Taxes Seen As Leading Cause Of Squabble In Early Davs Of Term

Congress Awaits Truman Message   Sengte and House Convene for Second Round Of Battling Over ‘Fair. Deal’ Pragram With State of Union Address Tomorrow at Noon

NewCongress Session Hits Politics Note   Members Mark Time Until After Truman’: Message On Policie:

Real Kick-Off Of Session Due On Wednesday:  Truman to Deliver. Mm, ps. .f att... 7 e

Truman To Give State Of Union Talk Tomorrow   Taxes, Spending, Fair Deal To Be Top Issues Again

Open Second Round Battle on ‘Fair Deal   Congress Already Has One Eye Out for ‘50 Elections

Solons Prepare To Reiew jattle Over Fair [Deal   High Command Given  Frumian’s  cond ir ai Presiew Of: BMessace

Message at Noon Tomorrow To Be Real Kickoff; ‘Fair Deal’ Proposals To Be Reiterated.  MAY SEEK ELECTION

CONGRESS AWAITS TRUMAN MESSAGE   Party Leaders Enthusiastic After Advance Look At State Of Union Address —

President's State-of Union Talk Awaited   Democrat Chiefs Go Over Program at White House

Solons Await Truman Plan For ‘Fair Deal’   President To Delive? Message In Person At Joint Assembly

Second Round Of ‘Fair Deal’ Battle Opens   Congress Begins 1950 Session Today—Real “Kick-off” to Come With Truman Address

Big Battle Looms Over Fair Deal!   Truman's State of Union Message Set for Tomorrow

Opening Session Just Formality As Both Sides Line Up Their Plans

First Day Formalities Disposed Of In Preparation For Official Renewal Of Battling Over President Truman’s “Fair Deal’? Program—Chief Executive Will Deliver State Of The Union Message To Joint Meeting Of Senate And House Tomorrow

Lawmakers Begin Second Half Of 81st Session With Eyes On Fall Voting

TALK BOOKED WEDNESDAY AT1P.M.   Second Round Of Battling For “Fair Deal’’ Opens   ADVANCE LOOK   At State Of Union Speech Given To Leading Democratic Legislators

Congress Opens Second Session OfCurrent Term  Truman To Deliver State Of The Union  Message Tomorrow

Truman State of Union Talk ‘on Wednesday   President Then to Tell Lawmakers What They Should Do

Lawmakers Eye Next Vote Test In Fall Of ‘50 :   Truman Expected To Renew Demand For ‘Fair Deal’  - TD ee ciel OE Bee arene

Truman To Give State Of Union Talk Wednesda   President To Deliver Important Message T Joint Senate-House Session Tomorrow A About Noon; Truman Gives Congressioua Leaders Look At Message Today _

. Democratic Heads Call  On Truman   President To Give Quiline Of Program Jn Speech Tomorroy

Lawmakers Get  Truman Message Noon Wednesday  Round Of Fighting Over Fair Deal Te Anticinated

Congressmen Are Back OnJobAgain   Few Members Present As Second Session of 81st Congress Opens; Message Wednesday

Congress Starts  Second Round of  ‘Fair Deal’ Fight Truman’s Message  - Tomorrow Will Set Stage for Battle

SOLONS LOOK AHEAD 10 NEXT FALL'S VOTING   To Hear Truman’s Report On State of Union Tomorrow

Truman Address Comes af Noon On Wednesday   President May Ask Cut in Excise Taxes

House, Senate Convene Today in Renovated Chambers: Lawmakers Facing Busy Session.

Congressmen Back in Capital For 2nd Session  Lawmakers Looking ALaad Ta EBlaaebiane

SECOND SESSION OPENS AS LINES FORM FOR ISSUES   -awmakera, Meeting For Action On Problems, Keep Eye On Fall Elections — Truman To Deliver Message Tomorrow.

Congress, With Eye Cocked fo Next Fall’s Voting Meets for Second Battle Over Fair Deal Program

Real Business Awaits State Of Union Message   Demands Increase For No New Taxes; Predict Excise Tax Cut

Congress In Session; To Hear Truman   President, In Message Tomorrow, May Ask Foi Elimination Of Excise Tay T avieg

Gongress Back — With Eye Cocked fn “50 Election   foday’s Session Only Fomnality: Truman‘s Message Wednesday

Congressmen Back For Crucial Round   Official Opening Just Formality; Truman Messace Sct Wednesday

2nd. Session Of Congress Is Convened   Will Get Down to Work After Truman Message Wednecday

Today Opens Pre-Election Hectic Time For Leaders  M/F te   Lawmakers Waiting President’s Annual Message On Affairs

Joint Session Wednesday =  For Truman   ‘State Of Union’ ‘Message To Push ‘Fair Deal’ Plana.

Congressmen Have Eyes Cocked for Votes Next Fall   Second Round of “Fair Deal’ Fight Will Start Soon

Congress Back To Face Issues On Every Front   Truman to Insist On Brannan Plan And Health Insurance

CONGRESS MEETS FOR 2ND BATTLE OVER FAIR DEAL   PRESIDENT TO GIVE STATE OF THE UNION TALK TOMORROW NOON

PARTY Chil GET READY T0 HEAR TRUMAN   State of Union Message Due Wednesday Will Kick Of Scrimmane.

Session’s Work Schedule Waits Truman. Message  Democrat Heads Cheered by . Speech Preview

State of Union, Message   Will be Delivered By The President To Senate-House Session Wednesday

Congress Ready For Second Bout Of Fair Deal Row   Real Beginning  Of New Session  Qlatad Tamoarraw

Congress, Back in Session, Awaits Truman Message   President Expected to Seek Additional “Fair Deal” Lacieletian,

Congress Readies For Work, Awaits Truman Message   President to Speak at Noon Tomorrow, Give Solons Instructions

TRUMAN T0 GIVE STATE OF UNION TALK TOMORROW   Republicans To Strive For Tox Slash And Cui in  Te Eee

Mood of Democrats Optimistic   Talk of Most Legislators Is About Texas

Political Issues Aplenty Confront Election Minded   Truman Will Deliver 1950 Version Of His “Fair Deal’ Program

Lawmakers  Look Ahead  To Elections Truman To Give   His Message To RNetan T

MANY ISSUES CONFRONTED BY LAWMAKERS   teal Business To Begin After Truman's Mesauve Wednesday

President Will Reveal Plans At Joint Meel  i a UM a   Many Issues Face Lawmakers Before Autumn Election:

BUSINESS NOT SLATED UNTIL TRUMAN TALK   Democratic Leaders See President On Message

Hot Political Issues Pile Up In Washington  Truman Message Will Lift Lid Wednesday

Second Round Of ‘Fair Deal’ Battle Starts   Real Kick-Off to Come With Truman Message Tomorrow

Legislators Return For  Big Session  ‘Await New Plea For ‘Fair Deal’

Conaress Awaits Truman Speech On Union State  President’s Message  To Be Followed by

81st Congress In Second Act Of Session   Both Houses Drawing Battle Lines to Act On Trumen Program

Report That 20 Vessels of The Reds Sunk   Naval Spokesman Savs That ‘Fierce Battle Ensued

Separate Funeral Services Planned ‘For Soldiers Killed in Train Wreck

Plans to Live With a Daughter In Tulsa, Okla.   May. Take'a Few: Days to “Complete: His Release “e  SUBS ee mice

Bill Asking For Control  Over Prices  Of Coal Due   Measure Would Hold Authority Similar To Guffey Rulings

Truman Asks Americans ‘To Sacrifice Luxuries, Draft No Strike Pledge

Pope Advises United Worle   Says Coalition Only Can Avert New War

POPE WARNS COLD WAR MAY END Ik WORLD CONFLIC   Urges Coalition OF All Peo ple Ot Good Will To

Radar Gives Indication of Lurking Craft   Officer Describes Tracking of ‘One or More' U-boats

Strange Ships Off  California   Report No U. 8. Subs in Vicinity ; Man Disappears

AT ISSUE IN TODAY'S WHITE   Billy the Kid Died,  Governor Decides

Fuch Contacts Here Sought by Probers   Bridqes Demands That.Search Be _   Bridges Demands That Search Be Made to Determine Score of Damage

Demand Investigation Of Klaus Fuchs’ Influential Friends In United States

70 GROUP AIR FORCE COMPROMISE MADE   Congress Unit Agrees On Modern Combat Team: Bill Sent To House

70 Group Air Force Favored   Joint Senate House Agreement Is Reached

70-Group Air Force Okayed   House-Senate Compromise Seen In Air Force Victory

Agree Upon a 10 Groups Air Arm   Air Minded House Has Edge on Compromise

Combat Force  Of 70 Group:   Senate-House Committee Agrees to Hard-Hitting, Medern Air Corps.

Aerial Power Backers Push Plan Through   Compromise Goes To Senate, House For Certain Okeh

Job of Feeding 2,000 Wetbacks Up to Mexico  Returned Across Rio Grande By  Americans

Auto Industry Hit bv Strikes’   Thousands to Be Idled by Walkouts

TRUMAN WATCHES MARINE ASSAULT   SEES “DEVIL pnocGcs” TAKE BEACHES WITH WEAPONS OF MODERN WARFARE.

Three Elections For Harvester  Ordered By. Boare  Pelfinn Ax.   Office And Technical Voters To Vote On Unien Choice

Three Elections For Harvester  Ordered By Board   Office And Technical Voters To Vote On Union Choice

" Sifoper Of Missouri May Appear In Support Of 2 Fellow Officers

Russians Walk Out In Huff   Refuse to Attend  UN Council Meetings While China National ist Delegation Stays

China Given . Stay of Life In UR Council   Jacob, Malik, Sovie Deputy Foreign Minjster, Walks Out on UN Meet

Soviet Delegates Walk Out Of UN   Nationalist China Wins Stay Of Life  In Security Council

Russia Quits U.N. Council  Over Chinese   Will Stay Out Till Nationalists Are Expelled

Tsiang Clings  To Post In UN   Malik’s Walkout At Ses sion Fails To Bring Change In Setup

CHINESE HOLDING SEAT iN COUNCIL   Watkoul Of Russians, With Vole Following, Savea Place In United Nations’ Deliberations.

Malik Stalks From U.N. ove China Dispute   Nationalist China Wins Stay of Life In Security Council

China Wins Sfay in U. N.  Russiens Welk Cut of   Russiens Wek Out of Security Council After Challenging Teleag

Nationalists Win U.N. Stay  Soviet Speaker Walks Out Of Hall In Huff:

STAY OF LIFE WON BY CHINA   U. N. Security Council Favors Nationalists Despite Russians   MALIK TAKES WALK

Malik Takes Walk From Council in Nationalist Debate   Kissian Deputy Challenges Tsiaug’s Hight ta Be January Chaimnan

Red Walkout Saves China UN Position Temporarily   Nationalist Heads Council For Month, Asks Study Of Move

28 Persons Die During Holidays   Highway Accidents Lead Violence With 22 Victims Claimed

Big 3 Ready To Combat Red Menace   Agree on Global Policy Aimed At Russia

Ministers of France, Britain U.S. End Talks   Pledge Dynamic Steps Against Red Aggression

WEST'S BIG 3 ANNOUNCE NEW GLOBAL POLICY   Program to Combat Aggressive Power Set in London

Seven Wiloesses, Appearing Before Jury, Disagree on Whether Carol Ano Paight Was “Cow pnd Collected’ or “Strang When Sho Killed Hin.

ORDER DIPLOMAT RETURN HOME FOR LOYALTY REVIEW   JOHN S. SERVICE » CHARGED YESTERDAY BY SENATOR M’CARTHY

SERVICE CALLED BACK FROM INDIA ~ INLOYALTY CASE   State Dept. Will Review Record of Diplomat Accused By McCarthy.

TYDINGS SAYS STATE FILES CAN BE USED   McCarthy Claims He Needs Rest To Complete Hearing

i\Tydings Feels Sure Files On Accused Will Be Made ‘Available To Probers

U.S. Diplomat Told To Report  Official In India To Testify On Loyalty

John S. Service Is Ordered Back From India To Testify On Loyalty

Senate Group Hopes To Get Loyalty Files  Wiil Have Chance To Defend Self.

McCarthy Case Figure Ordered Home fo Testify  Hearings on ‘Red’ Charges Delayed As Senator Rests

Recall Service fo Testify Personally In Loyalty Probe   Tydings Says Loyalty Records Will be Studied

STATE ORDERS ENVOY BACK IN M'CARTHY CASE   John S. Service Will Return to Answer  Red Charges

ORDERED HOME BY STATE DEPARTMENT   John S. Service One o Group Named by Senator McCarthy

US. Diplomat Summoned to Loyalty Probe   -Enyoy to India Will Testify in Review By Civil Service Body

Service Is Ordered To U.S. From India   Diplomat to Testify Personally in State Department Review of His Loyalty Record; Tydings Hopes for Files

Veferan Envoy Recalled for Loyalty Check   McCarthy-Charged Diplomat ‘Not under Any New Suspicion’

STATE DEPARTMENT   John S. Service One of Group Named by Senator McCarthy

Press McCarthy For: ‘Names fo Back Charges   Senator Pleads for Couple Nights Sleep

Veteran Stafe Dept. Officer Ordered Home   dohn S. Service to Testify on Loyalty Record for Board

John S. Service Was Named by McCarthy  As a ‘Pro-Communist’   Review Board to Hear Testimony   ‘Sen. Tydings Declares  Probe Group to See State Leyalty Files

Orders Service Home From India to Testify   Veteran Diplomatic Officer, Accused by Sen. McCarthy as Pro-Commu. nist, Recalled by State Department for Chance to Answer Charges.   COMMITTEE TO GET FILES

Loyalty to Be Reviewed   McCarthy Wants Rest He Says After Session

Order Diplomat Back From India For Loyalty Check   Is Among Group Declared Senator McCarthy.

U. S. Envoy Branded as Communist   McCarthy Calls for Delay in Hearings in Loyalty Inquiry

Order Diplomat Back From India in Red Inquiry   John Service Called to Answer McCarthy  Beaeseatang

Order Indian Envoy Home to Answer Pro-Red Charge  Recall Recommended   Recall Recommended By Loyalty Board Of Civil Service

Red Probers Seek Speed In Hearings   Demand Senator Furnish Names; Kenyon Testifies

U. S. Oil Sent To Reds‘ After ‘War Broke Out   O’Conor Convinced That Laxity Permitted Shipments .

SENATOR SEES LAXITY AS OFFICIALS TESTIFY OIL SHIPPED 10 RED CHINA

‘Laxity’ Gave Oil to Reds,  - Senator Says   Traffic With Communisis Gets Sharp Criticism  Peam (VWCoanar

U. S. OIL WENT TO CHINA REDS AFTER EMBARGO   Sen. O’Conor Sees Laixty Following Testimony  At Closed Hearing

(Conor Says Oil Shipped To China Through ‘Laxity’   Sent From Japan After War Started

EMBARGOED OIL REACHED CHINA   O’Conor Trying To Place Responsibility For Leak

American Oil Taken to China   Congress Probers Seeking the Facts

HITCHHIKER WHO SHOT DRIVER IS STILL AT LARGE   Believed to Be Same Man Who Abducted Two in Arkansas.

POLICE SEEK PEN FUGITIVE   Hitch-Hiker Leaves Truck Driver For Dead Near Vandalia.

kK*ww*w x GERMAN PAPERS CLAIM PROOF-PW’S MADE TO FIGHT FOR KOREAN REDS

Deraiiment Wrecks Creamery, Station  Freight Cars Upset In Farming Town

Reds Strike Back As Yanks Gain   Fighting Reds Hand-to-Hand in Taegu Area   Re Roberti Bennvhoff

SELECT LOCAL LAD   John W. Brand Jr. Awardec Four-Year Naval  Scholarship

Far Northeast Korean: Fort Re. ported Maas of Flaming Wreck. age — Allied ‘Forces Press Fincer Drive on Kumehon Gate: way to Red Capital

Latest News Flashes   Battleship Missouri and Planes Rock North Korean Port

The Most Interesting Thing About the Next 50 Years Will Be, as Usual, Women

Glander Says Tax Structure  Of Ohio Sound  System Praised In Comprehensive Stud) OF Similar Setmnne

HISTORIAN'S ESTATE. INVENTORY, $18,709   Dr. Rudolf P. Hommel Died March 18 After Crash

Action is Filed By Government In New Orleans   Combination Restrains  Trade, Suit Charges

New Orleans Paper Named   McGrath Reveals First Such Monopoly Charae Accuse Times-Picayune

Chinese On Hainan Mark ‘Big Victory’   Nationalists Claim 10,000 Chinese Red Invaders Captured  Or Were Killed

‘Progress Evident on Anglo-French Accord on West Europe Steel Pool

W. Germans Emerging fo Own Control   Foreign Occupation Rife Being Cut fo Thin Shadow As Germans Take Over

—THEY’LL BECOME ALLIES— : Revival Of Germany As W orld Power Speeded 

CHANGE IN PICTURE   Bonn on the Rhine Slated to Become Seat of Re vived Power

Adenauer ‘Asks West Germans Show Patience   Big 3 Decision Will Allow. Group Te Be Masters Of Oun Land Next Year

EYE FREEDOM AS PROMISED BY BIG THREE   Adenauer Government Te Begin Setting Up Police Force

Forty - Six Million West Germans Emerging Today From Stark Defeat Into World Powe

Forty-Six Million West Germans Are Emerging from Purgatory of Conquered

Lie Reports Bold Action Necessary   Annual Statement Says Peace Resumption in Korea First Necessity of Nations   Demand Posted   Soviet Union’s Bid I: to Be Opposed by This Country

Korea Problen Poses Serious Threat Of War  Renewal Of Effort To End Crisis By Neaotiation Asked

Statesmanship Needed Now Says UN Head   Trygve Lie Makes Piea For Leaders During Crisis

Lie Reports to U. N. On Threat of World War   Says Bold, Enlightened Statesmanship Needed to Avert It

Trygve Lie Voices Needs For Averting Third War   UN Secretary-General Claims That Bold And Enlichtened Act Of Statesmenshin Necessary

Bold And Enlightened Statesmanshi p Needed For Peace, Lie Asserts

Bold World Diplomacy Asked By Lie   Secretary-General Of U.N. Declares Statesmanship Is Key

Fire Destroys Small Canadian Town of Cabano  All 3,000 Residents Flee As Flames Sweep  Lo] eee ee. ee ee

Devout And Curious Await ‘Visit’ By Blessed Virgin Mary At Necedah

BULLETIN   WASHINGTON, May l1l— (Pi—The Senate today killed President Truman’s plan for reorganizing the National Labor Relations Board.   Layoff For Shopmen Result of Strike

Beirne Hits Bell:System   An ‘Un-American Blot’ Which Union Intends to Stamp Out, says Chief

Union Leader And SW Bell In Word Scrap   ClO President Intends to Stamp Out Bell System

Spy Charges Face Fe ormer  U. S. Soldier  _FBI Claims Suspect Plotted To Give _ Russia Atom Data

RAILWAY STRIKE — THREATENED IN DIESEL DISPUTE   Two Unions Demand Third  Man On Locomotive;  Arbitration Fails. © ©

Railway Strike Looms Closer   Roads and Unions Are Stalled on Diesel Crew Issue

Unions Seek Third  Man on Diesels   Committee to Decide Strike Issue at Meeting Next Week

Railroad Union Spokesmen Talk Possibility Of Strike Over Third Man on Diesels

Unions May Call Strike Any Time; Have Exhausted Procedure for Stopping Strike.  SM OE eS ae aE a   ANOTHER FIREMAN DEMANDED BY UNIONS

RAILROADERS TALK STRIKE   PRESS DEMANDS FOR EXTRA FIREMAN ON DIESEL ENGINE CREWS

Two Railway Unions May Join in Strike   Firemen‘s Brotherhood Ready to Call Walkout At Any Time; Strong Possibility Engineers Will Take Joint Action. Union Leader Savs

Walkout May Come at Any Time, Report   Union Meeting Is Called at Chicago

Unions Fighting To Create Third Job on Diesels  Third Needed for *. Cf .2., CAaataintikn

Collins Sees U.S. Avoiding Further Heavy Losses   Chinese Concentrate Great Masses Of Troops ‘For Drive Against Hamhong

Showdown On Intervention By China Is Near  Large Majority Of U.N. Delegates Are A  aia ih i i

British Budget Revealed. Today By Government   ‘Conservative Party Given Top. Assignment’ Issue; Gain ‘For Cliinese Reds

BRITISH INCOME TAX BURDEN EASEI   Cripps’ Announces . Levy Change But Checks Runaway Welfare Costs .

British Tax Burdens Are Toned Down   Sir Stafford Cripps Still Orders Wage and Profit Squeeze in Latest Talk

Britain Decides to Ease Income Taxes But Clamps Controls on Runaway Costs of Welfare State  — Serious Revolt Is Threatened Against Wage-Freeze Policy

British Workers’  Taxes Eased; Costs  Of Welfare Held Program. is Designed To Save Policy: of

income Tax Burder Eased for British  Cripps Ales Slaps Check On Runaway Costs

Young Mother of Six Gives Birth ~ To Quadruplet Girls In Alabama

Doctors’ Draft Quotas Issued  One Medical Man On Delta County List

Signs Increase That Congress May Not Pass Any  Excess Profits Tax Bill in Coming Session

New Type of Beast Roams Adirondacks; Bounties Fail To Stop Coyote-Dog Hybrid

INAMED TO K. U. STAFF   ‘John Pozdro Will Be Instructor In Music Theory

Russia to Veto Any Proposal Against China  Intervention of Reds in Korea Termed justifiable Action

HERESIHE ty JAZ FRE  mar eUN RESTHERE —— a me Se a aero Aguecnemaet

Navy Officer Takes $19,000 Payroll; Has Good Time With it (and Peart )

Injunction Ends Phone Picketing ‘At lowa Exchanges   No Dispute With Installers Says Bell System

New Methods Revealed For Poultrymen   Demonstrator Shows Clever Methods Of Cutting For Processing At Local Meeting.

UPROOTED BIG TREES   Small Tornado Dipped Inte Country Club Area at Independence

High Wind Rips Town   Independence Suffers Considerable Damage Fom Brief Tornado

SECRETARY-TREASURER OF C.LO. DESCRIBES ULE, TUTOR AS HEAD PIGEON

Meee dae, atten umtedl CINCINNATI COUNCIL VOTES FOR LOYALTY OATHS

Jets, Bombers Blast Troops, Supply Dumps   ‘Results Excellent’; . ‘Big’ Wonsan Refiiers Written Off In Raids

Jets, Bombers Hit Front Targets   ‘Excellent Results’ Reported; Rail Yard, Warehouses Are Hit

Jets and Bombers Hit North Korean  Communications   ‘Excellent Result’ Told by Fliers; Rail Yard, Warehouse, Bridges Are Struck

Nationalists Claim China Reds Renulsed   75,000 Fleeing Winnipeg Flood

Report 75,000 Evacuate Homes In Flood Are:   Atvempt Is Made To Uase Problem Of Supplying Food, Ltilty Services

Speed Evacuation From Winnipeg to Ease Food Problem   Red River Swell ito 12 Feet Above Normal Flooding Area; Damace Heavy

Hundreds Flee Flood Menaecec Canadian City   - Number Of Refugees Fleeing Metropolis Now Nearly 75.000

Refugee Capital  Of Taejon Is Menaced  Planes Take Troops to Kore:   Planes Take Troops to Korea. Keep Up Heavy Aerial Attacks

Suwon Is Lost With Its Strategic Airstrip; North Koreans 40 Miles South Of That Position

Southern Soldiers Refuse To Fight; Airmen Hit Northern Targets   RED TANKS SHATTER HAN DEFENSE LINE

UL. S. Combat Force Rushed ‘To Battle Line   Gls Seen En Route To Defend Kum Rive Bridgeheads North of Taejon; Suwon, Strategic Airstrip Reported Lost

Stassen Hints  ~ He’s In Race   Declines to Endorse Ike Reese HECCTED “Nien tapers:

Smalt Hurricane  Hammers Florida  Two Persons Killed; Wind Hits 125 MPH

Severe Storm Moves Inland And Then Turns To South   Fishing Village isolated After Hammering By 125-Mile-an-Hour Winds: Two Lives Lost

TYDINGS CONTINUES HIS DRIVE FOR ANOTHER PARLEY WITH JOE   Maryland Senator Wants To Make ~ Rifle Biaaest Weapon

Price Fixing On Steel By US Charged By Taft  Solon Prepares To Fight Proposed =, faavarnmant Adava

Senator Taft Leading Fight Against Reported Price Fix On Steel By Government

Taft Leads Fight On New Steel Move   Government Price Fixing Alleged By Ohio Solon

SMEAR ON STEEL INDUSTRY CHARGED   Taft Leads Fight Against Move He Says Points Toward Price-Fixing

Six “Sexual _ Psychopaths” Flee in N. H.   Two Captured;   Wide Police Search Ce. Meher Laie

Four Of Six Sexual Psychopaths Who Escaped State Prison Still At Large

Reds Are Given Sound Beating   English Turn Against Communist As Vote Result Revealing.

Rail Strike Spreads To Fifth Line, But Hopes Rise for End  Union Pacific Hit, Progress Reported In Negotiations

Picketing Spreads As Hope Continues To Grow Dimmer For Peace In Rail Strike

Pickets Spread Over Nation As Peace Hope Dim:   Dispute Cripples South As Mediation Meeting Breaks Up

Strikers Picketing Yards  Fireman Strike Spreads Slow Paralysis Of Nation’s Railroads

— SIXTH DAY— Picketing Spreads in Rail Strike   PEACE. HOPES GROW. DIMMER

No Progress On Rail Tie   Talks Sunday Fail .To Bring Settlement; Strike Effects Spread

Hopes Grow Dim InRail Strike   Picketing Spreads Throughout Nation

No Signs Of Peace As Separate Talks Fail in Chicago  Pennsylvania Moves 42 Freight Trains Out Of Harrisburg   Pennsylvania Moves 42 Freigh Trains Out Of Harrisburg Sunday Despite Picket Lines

PEACE HOPES DIM   Officials Report Picketing Is Spreading in Rail Strike

Pickefing Spreads in Railroad Firemen’s Strike Today: Hopes for Peace Are Dim

Pickets Stop Many Carriers   Effects of 6-Day Rail Strike Are Spreadina in US

Hopes For Peace Dimmer; Strike Enters 6th Day   Pickets Halt Rail Operations In Widely Separated Areas Of Nation

UNION PACIEIG LINES TIED UP AT SALT LAKE   Walkout on Grand Trunk and Wabash Threaten at Detroit,

Picketing Spreads Ini Railroad Strike As Peace Hopes Fade; Separate Conferences Held

RAIL STRIKERS BOOST PICKETS   Hopes For Peace Grow Dimmer In Walkout Of Firemen  ed      TRAINS ARE HALTED

Rail Picketing Spreads; Peace Hope Is Dimmer   Strike Goes Into Its Sixth Day With Walkout Expanding

Walkout Goes Into 6th Day; Effeets Spread   Southern System Crippled, Pennsy  Moves Some Traine

Wide Picketing Reported nRR. Firemen's Strik   Walkout Effects Syread (in Sixth Day Attempt 'Te Halt Rail Operations

ICKETS HALTING TRAINS ON STRUCK RAILROAD LINES   Hopes For Peace Appea Dim; New York Central Love OFF 10.000

Picketing Spreads in Rail Layoff   Southern Shutdown Nearly Complete; Pennsy Moves Some

Pickets Halt More Trains; Peace Hopes Grow Dimmer   Effects of Strike Spread; Separate Talks End Without Progress

Picket Activities Are Extended In Railroad Strike   Peace Hopes Grow Dim As Conferences Break Up Without Progress; 1,206 More Firemen Quit

HOPES FOR RAIL PEACE DIMMER; PICKETS ACTIVE   Strikers Halt Operations in  Several Areas While Con fabs Continue

WALKOUT GAINS AS NEW AREAS ARE HAMPERED   trike Goes Into Sixth Day As Hopes For Peace Grow Dimmer — Mediation  Efforts Are Failure.

Strike Enters Sixth Day: Sunday Conference Breaks up With No Progress; Labor Layoff Continues

silevs End Ke z gickets  Te? up Big Operations    Effects Spreading  As. Strike Enters

Peace Hopes Seen As Dim After Parley   Effects Of Firemens* Walkout Spread, With Major Lines Crippled

PICKETS SEEK COMPLETE TIEUP IN RAIL STRIKE   MEDIATION BOARD REPORTS ANOTHER FRUITLESS EFFORT

Firemen Tie Up Union Pacific Division As Strike Spreads West   Early Settlement Seen As Possible   Joint Meetings Are Resumed As U. 8, Mediators Work For Peace

 Chicago Negotiations Are Derailed ; Railway Media tion Board Member Says Outlook Is “Bad”

New York Stocks   New York Cotten   Soybeans   Rail Strike Picketing Spreads

Picketing Spreads In Rail Walkout  Strike Picture Dark After Breakdown of Week End Peace Talks

Picketing Rail Unions Expand Strike on Roads   Hopes for Peace Grow Dimmer As Talks Staff

The Weather   Settlement Hope DimAsFiremen [Increase Pickets  Mediator Soys Talks ‘Derailed! In kate ' Sunday Negotiations

Settlement Talks Are  Derailed’      Two C&ET Freights Stopped in [linois;. More Join Walkout

RR Picketing Grows: Strike In Sixth Day   Hopes For Peace In Strike Grows Dimmer; Walkout Effects Spread

Rail Picketing Spreading Fast  Effects Of Walkout Be ing Felt The Nations vyer:* ora

Picketing Spreads In Rail Strike Peace Hope Dims   Walkout Enters Sixth Day, No Talks Planned By Board Today

Peace Hope Dimmer In Rail Tieup   Picketing Spreads: Strike Effects Felt Over Wide Areas

Five Big Rail Systems Held In Strike Grip   Pennsylvania and N.Y.C. Seek to Restore Service

New Effort To End Rail Strike Made   Medimter. and Unien Held Gesed Sesian After Weekend Dendleck: Set Up Mare Picket Lines

Rail Picketing Spreading as Strike Continue:  Hopes for Peace y pn ee . <n

Taft Thinks Republicans in Congress Will Agree on Party Platform Plan

Taft Confident of Platform Accord By Republicans  Policies of Committee   Policies of Committee To Be Tied to Plans Of Congressmen

Honolulu On . War Schedule   Secrecy Covers All Shipping And Air Craft Movements

PEARL HARBOR RETURNING TO WAR FOOTING  Skies Over Hawai econ With So eet   Skies Over Hawali Rumble With Sound of Bombers Leaving for Korean Front.

10 Are Killed, 50 Hurt As Santa Fe Trains Crash   Pearl Harbor Again Hums As Supply Line To Korea

Pearl H arbor Returns To Warlike Schedule  C-swiing Base Mums: Ac Supe morte RoarOverbead:

Pearl Harbor Resumes Wartime Role as 'U. S. Steps up Shipments to Korea Zone

At Pearl Harbor, W here Shooting Degdil. . Warlike Schedule Returns To Scene Of First World WarTl Action, Censorship Covers Air. Sea Moves

Truman Declares Acheson Running Dept. “Admirably’   President S ay s Secretar) To Stay at Post; Loyalty Files May Be Opened

Truman Blasts Rumor Acheson  Might Lose Job   Secretary ts Running® Ageney ‘Admirably’, Savs Chief Executive

Truman Support Given Acheson  President May Open Department's Files

TRUMAN BACKS ACHESON; WILL REMAIN ON JOB   President Knocks Down Rumors Secretary  May Be Let Out

LOYALTY FILES MAY BE OPENED Truman Says Acheson To Stay On Job In State Department

Rumors Of  Acheson’s Ouster Hit   Truman Asserts Seeretary Will Remain On Job

Enemy Brinas Up New Troops For Pusan Push   May Be Drawing Reinforcements From Manchuria

Counter-Blow Checks Drive On Pusan; Reds Send In Fresh Troops   Enemy Continues Attempt To Dislodge U. S. Foothold; 600 North Korean Dead Claimed  Te (lanantaon, Attaal

Enemy Dead Pile Up On Front Line as Yanks Stop Latest Push on Pusan

Getting Set For A Push on Pusan   rt North Koreans Are  ining Up Two Ne   Red Advance Is Hurled Back in a Wild FourHour Battle

Communists Halted By Counter-Attack In Southwest Area   Americans Confront Continuing Pressure In Fight for Foothold

Enemy Brings Up Two New Divisions  Yanks Counterattack in Savage   Yanks Counterattack in Savage Battle for All-Important Port —

FRESH TROOPS. SEEN MOVING TO SOUTHWEST   All Other Fronts Relatively Quiet, Officials Report

Yank Attack Halts Drive By Invaders   Marines Help Maintain Hold In S. Korea

Enemy Bringing Up 2 New Units For Pusan Push   Port Is 35 Miles  -To East; Continuing Heavy Pressure Felt On Narrowed Front

Reinforced Americans Fight On Arc Line In South Korea   Gis Dig In Along Naktong River, Declare It Best Defense Line Yet, and Intend To Stand: Spot 45 Burned Red Tanks

Amerteans Turn Back Sharp Drive   Heavy Pressure Confronts Units Guarding Pusan

Reds Reported Bringing in New Units for Drive  To Make Determined Push Toward Pusan

Counterattacks Are Made with Fresh Troops   Allied Air Force Wrecks Sources of Munition Supply

Koreans Bring Up 2 Divisions For Pusan Push  600 Enemy Killed As 25th Division Hurls Back Attack

Yank Attack Stops Drive From Plains   Report 600 Commies Killed In Fierce Thursday Battle

U.S. Counter-Attack Turns Tide, Kills 600, Gen. MacArthur Reports, Enemy Moving Up New Divisions

Counter-Attack Stalls Invaders 35 Miles From Port of Pusan   North Koreans Reported Bringing Up Two New Divisions In South to Push ‘Drives on United States’ Vital Point

Report North Koreans Are Bringing Up Two New Divisions   CHECKED BY YANKEE   Red Advance Is Hurlec Back in a Wild FourHour Battle ’

REDS BRINGING UP TWO NEW DIVISIONS   Enemy Prepares For Drive To Pusan, 35 Miles Off  ALLIES DIG IN   Along Naktong River For Final Stand; Report 600 Invaders Slain

Counter-Attack By U.S. Forces Halts Commies   Foes Believed Preparing Final Push-Out Assault

Sharp U.S, Counterattack  Costs ie Six Hundred Dead In One Sector Alone

NORTH KOREANS MASS: SOLDIERS FOR NEXT PUSH   Invaders, Repulsed In Opening Battle, Prepare To Strike  . Again With Port Base As Goal.

Determined Red Push on Pusan Confronts G.l.s  Southern Line American Key In Battle Now

Pressure Heavy As Counterattack Stops Invaders   Determined Drive By Reds to Narrow American Foothold

Stubborn GI's Battle Gamely To Hold Lines  Heavy Fighting Is   Heavy Fighting Is Raging Today To  Save Vital Pusan

Checked In Southwest — By Yank Counterattack   Defenders Hold Alona River

U. S. Soldiers Face Heavy Pressure as Two New Red Divisions Go to Southern Battle Sector.  600 NORTH KOREANS KILLED IN ATTACK

Only 35 Miles From Key Port              Exert Heavy Pressut On Americans, “No Being Reinforced :

Two Divisions Brought Up For New Push   Reinforced Yanks Still Holding Steady Pressure

Communists Bringing up  New Divisions   MacArthur Says 600 Enemy Dead Counted On One Front AloneSouthern Line Is Key

WEATHER   Yanks Battle Stubbornly to Keep Foothold   Invaders Reported 30 Miles from Goal

Americans Count 600 Enemy Dead East of Chinju   Reds Said Throwing in Two More Divisions Along Southern Front

Yanks Halt Big Drives Near Pusan   Counter Assaults By Americans Stop North Koreans in New Push

Foe Pressure Continues in Fight for Port   Reinforced Gis Fight Back to Maintain Foothold

BOTH SIDES MASSING FOR SHOWDOWN   U. S. 25th Division is Transferred to Chinju Front and Stops: North Korean Drive.   U. S. COUNTERATTACK STABILIZES FRONT   Main Threat is to Pusan ‘Supply Port But Enemy Also Threatens Push Against Taegu.

Main Enemy Pressure in  Chinju Area   American 25th Division Bears Brunt of Battle

Americans Face Steady Pressure In Critical Stand   Fighting Also Flares At Eastern Anchor, But Centra! Front Js Quiet

Truman to Warn Commies Against ; Further Aggression   Will Spell Out U. S. Foreign Policy in Broadcast Tonight 

Truman Tells : Tonight of © Wake Meeting  Harold Stassen Asks   Harold Stassen Asks That M’Arthur Head Far Fast Affairs

Top Civilian And Mili tary Advisers Put Finishing Touches On Tonight's Broadcast.

President To Speak Tonight At 11:30   Warning Against Red Aggression Expected To Be Told To World

Lruman to Warn Aggression Must Stop in Far East   President to Review Talk with M’Arthur in Broadcast Tonicht

Truman. Due To Warn Reds In The Orient.   U.S. Will Not Tolerats Further Aggression: More Troops In Japan.

Will Explain U. S. Policy -In Westem Talk   Will Restate American Policy Of Neutrality Toward Formosa

Truman Will Clarify Asia Policy Tonight  To Warn Aggressor: America Will Not  i i oe a

Speech Tonight To Lay Down Law on Pacific  Deal With M’Arthur Reported to Send

U.S. Will Not Tolerate Red AggressioninFarEast ~   President Will Issue Warning to Communist World at 11.30 P. M, (EST} Broadcast. Tonight

Truman May Restate U.S. Asian Policy   Important Speech To Nation Slated At 11:30 Tonight

Truman to Warn Reds to Avoid More Aggressior  To Spell Out U. S.   To Spell Out U. S. Foreign Policy On Radio Tonight

Truman To Throw Down Gauntlet To Reds s US: Par’ Eastern Pollevde Sahbinet. Of Sasechateninbee.

Truman Talk Will Clarify U.S. Policy   Speaks At 10:30 Tonight; Stassen Demands He Heed MacArthur

To Broadcast Tonight President To Give Long- Awaited Report On U.S. Foreign Policy

Laura Miller May Take Stand In Own Behalf In Trial For Lawyer’s Slaying

Forecasts Victory For  Democrats  Ea oe.   Stassen Replies With Charge Of  Poor Government

World Rule Of Decency, Brotherhooc  Urged At International Conference

Hoover Opposes Sending Troops  Elder Statesman to Deliver Major Talk

Hoover Opposes Sending U.S. Troops To Europe Without Complete Study

Hoover Protests Sending Troops To West Europe   Would Wait Action Uni Vital Question Has Been Thoroughly Ex plored

Hoover To Speak On U. S. Policy   Opposes Sending — Troops To Europe

‘Hoover Would Check Troop ‘Movement to Europe; Talks ion Policies at 7 Tonight

Hoover Wants Exploration  Of Troops Plax   Proposed Shift Of Forces Brings Plea Fram Statecman

Keep’Em Home Hoover Says Of New Plan  Wants People And Congress Study U.S. _

Hoover Views to Be Given on  U. S. Policies   Former President Tc Make Major Radio, TV Address Tonight

Hoover Opposes Plar To Rush More U. S.  Troops to Europe Will Give His Views on   Will Give His Views on Policies in Radio and Television Talk Tonight

Don't Dispate Gls to Europe Now---Hoover   Ex-President Wants Congress and People to ‘Explore Question’

Hoover Hits Troops Plans   Protests Sending Of Yanks To Europe Without Exploration

‘Explore Europe Before Sending Troops --Hoover   Former President To Make Radio Talk On National Policy

Stranger Slays Akron Motorist  Sere Sore pee    Driver Murdered At Traffic Light

Hunt Continues For Missing Tug   Ice Breakers, Planes Comt Lake In Storm

STRIKING EMPLOYEES REJECT FIRM’S OFFER Rohm & Haas Co. Official: Increase Offer To 8 Cents An Hour  ALL WORK STOPPEL

SHUT-DOWN CONTINUES, ROHM & HAAS PLANT   Another Meeting Scheduled For Today to Re-Examine Their Differences

FUGITIVE IS THOUGHT BE IN TRAP   Officers Surround Area South of  home

Weekend Accidents in Texas Claim 19 Lives; 6 Drown, 2 Die in Fire

ViolentDeathsClaim Lives Of [9 In Texas   Woman Dramatically Rescued From Swirling Current Near Niagara Falls By Firemen As 1,800 Tourists Look On In Awe

Youth Jamboree Just a Logistics Problem Now   Scouts Scatter to Four Winds Today by Train, Bus, Automobile

Biggest Gathering of Youth Ever Held In Western Hemisphere Is Scattering

TROP ER) DRUUNAM AT K. U: SUNDAY  Over 350 Students, Faculty Will Be Led By Dean  Gorton ALL-MUSICAL SERIES   First Inaugurated 27 Years Ago By Dean Donald Swarthout

VESPERS PROGRAM AT K. U. SUNDAY   Al kK. U. SUNDAY  Over 350 Students, Faculty Will Be Led By Dean  Gorton ALL-MUSICAL SERIES  First Inaugurated 27 Years ~ Ago By Dean Donald  Swarthout

25 Miles Laid in t! Paso Pipeline Ioh fa Calif   Schoo! Opening Changes Wor Picture in US

Number of Job Holders Declines, But Unemployment Also Takes a Tumble

Truman Arranges To Hear Direct From Top Chiefs   Collins, Vandenberg Meet With President And Others Today

GET DIRECT DATA   Chiefs of Staff To Give Re port to Truman on Japan and Korea

Generals Say ‘Will Come Qut All Right’   . Staff Chiefs Back From Tour of Front With Optimism

Army and Air Leaders View War at Front   Collins, Vandenberg Return From Korea, Cypress Optimism

Truman fo Hear  Direct Report On Korean War   Army, Air Generals Home From Far East

Staff Chiefs To Report ta President  Vandenbera.   Vandenberg, Collins Back From Korea

Staff Chiefs Back, To See  Truman Today   Capital Awaits Recommendations on Industry, Manpower

Army, Air Force Heads Make Reports On Visit to Tokyo, Korean War Front

Truman Weishs Mobilizing Step;  Hears Staff Aides   State Department Urges Marshailing  Of Industry Units

CHIEFS OF STAFF TO GIVE TRUMAN REPORT ON KOREA  VANDENBERG, COLLINS HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM FAR-EAST TRIP

Troops Doine Well, Chiefs. Say Of Trip   Collins, Vandenberg, Back In U.S., Report ‘Everything Will Come Out All Right?

US Civil Defense To Be Set Up On Neighborly Plan   Mutual Aid Is Only Way Of Avoiding Huge Costs

Mutual Aid Civil Defense Setup Urged  Cost Otherwise Seen Prohibitive

Move To (Assist Mother Of Youtl Shot By Office   Legislation Proposed B Two Boston Solens  Make Annuity Poseib!

Alaa Alon TO MOOT PLANE 5 CRITICIZED   Failed to Be Calm and Use  Restrain, State  ! Dep’t Says.

State Department Aide Raps Lack Of ‘“Calmness And Restraint’   But Formal Reply Stull Is Delayed   Top Seeret Report OF Defense Department Awaited For Next Move

U.S. Criticizes Restraint ‘Lack’   Formal Reply to Kremlin Drawn; Raft Remains Sole Clue to Lost Plane

U.S. Delays Formal Repl; To Protest   Careful Approach is Planned By State Department

Expect Strong American Note Or Battle’ Report   Denounces Handling Of Entire 'Incident'

Criticism Issued For Failure To Use Calmness, Restraint, In Air Incident

U.S. Raps Soviets Lack of Restraint   Formal Reply on Baltic Incident Awaiis Secret Report; Hunt for Missing Plane, Crew Abandoned

REDS BLASTED FOR RASHNESS   American Reply In Air Incident Reaches Drafting Stage.

Reds Criticized for Failing To Be Calm and Restrained In Latvia Plane Incident —

Threw Off Restraint In Protest   Baltic Incident Reply to Russia To Be Sent Soon

Susted Collector Hleads Inpecent 9 Inciectment   1s Charged with Intent To Defraud Government In Income Tax Returns

COMPROMISE RENT CONTROL CONSIDERED   President Truman May Drop Demand for One-Year Extension of Federal Rent. Control Agreeing to Permit Termination Dee. $1.

Fed Rent Conirol Compromise Seen  Truman May Drop Extension Demand

Court Decides Spotlight Bad for Lora Lee   ‘Normal’ Environment for Film Player, 9, Decreed by Judae

Auburn Mans Death Checked By Sac Officers   John Tannehill Found In Ditch Near His Overturned Car

DEMAND ISSUED TO. BOMB RUSSIA   Legion Commander Calls  On U.S. To Blast Soviet  If Any Further Satellite - Aggressions Occur.

Extension Of Monroe Doctrine To All Free Areas Of World Urged By Legion Chief

Stand Against Reds  Says Next Attack      ‘Says Next Attack By Satellites

Halt Aggression, Is Fervent Plea of Legion Chief   Satellites’ Overt Acts Should Signal Bembing of Moscow

Urges Bombing Soviet Satcllites If Aggressor:   4. L. Leader Hits Trading Between lron Curtain. Marshal! Plan Nations

Legion Boss Says U. S. Must Ta ake Satellite Blows as Bomb Orders -

“King’s Men” Wins Awards; Crawford, DeHavilland, Stars   Night of Oscars Is Hollywood Feature; Other Winners Named

ALL KING'S MEN’ I) TOP PICTURE   OSCARS AWARDED BRODERCK CRAWFORD AND OLIV. iA DE HAVILLAND.

Ability Plan Is Proposed As Tax Basis   Union Urges Adjustment; Care Asked In DP Screen; Ship Aid Asked

15 Are Hurt In Plant Blast ‘At Cincinnati  Waterproofing Firm Leveled; Wreckage  Rurata Intrn Flames

Chinese Airmen List New Gains. In Red Blastings  Commies Place ‘Northwest Under New Government

Acheson Submits Arms Aid Bid ©  Of $1.2 Billions  Tells Senate > Bigger Sum 3  Wao<«+- DPD. Pp.   Tells Senate Bigger Sum May Be Requested Later

Acheson Urges Billion Plus for Arms Aid  Infarme T ariel atarc   Informs Legislators Future Outlay Even May Be Larcer

Acheson Says Foreign Arms Bill May Rise   Senators Asked To Ap. prove Another Billion For Defense

Acheson Urges Billion Plus for Arms Aid   Informs Legislators Future Outlay Even Mav Be Larce}

Need for Future Hike in Arms Aid  Seen by Acheson   Secretary Tells Senator Greater Outlay May Be Needed For Security

Acheson Asks More for Foreign Arms   Says Frankly Future Outlay May Be Even Greater.

Jap Govt. Heeds MacArthur Order, Bars 24 Communists From.Political Activity

APS ORDERED  fey OF 24 Y M'ARTHUR   ‘okyo Government Notifies Accused They Hove Been Barred From Poelities   KETALIATION FEARED

Top Japanese Reds Purged By M Arthur   Party Heads Barred From Politics for Life For Attack on Yanks

M’ARTHUR GIVES ORDER TO OUST JAPANESE REDS   Government Immediately ‘Bars '" 24 Top Communists from Political’ Action

‘Mac’ Purges 17 Jap Editor:   General Strikes Back For Reds’ Strike Cal!

TOP COMMIE PURGE.GROWS   May Oust Russia for Refusal To Take Part In Allied Council.

‘Three Counties in Population Decline  Sallisaw, Stillwell and Waanner fannty Canke ..   More Jap Reds Ordered Purged

JAP COMMUNIST LEADCRS PURGED BY GEN. M’ARTHUR   Seven Nipponese Reds Fired From Parliament; Party May Be Qutlawed

MacArthur Orders Red Leaders Purge   Action Ousts Top Speakers Political Affiliations. Acts

GEN. -MARTHUR: GOES ON WITH RED PURGE   17 Editers Are Banned for Part In Protest Strike

Clamps Ban On Editors   Gen, MacArthur Bars 17 From Red Activities

M’Arthur Bans 17 Red Editors   Soviet Delegates to Allied Council Mav Be Ousted Over Boycott

MacArthur Orders Purge of 24 Reds From All Polities   Communist Leaders. Not Allowed to -Hold Any influence; Move  Is. Swift

NIPPON REDS ORDERED OUT BY MACARTHUR   Jap Government Ousts 24 Communist Leaders From Politics

MaeArthur Purges Top  Jap Reds   Government Bars 24 From Public Office After Order

tea? 2°7°) 06 9 910 Carries Out MaeArthur’s Purge Order  Barred From Any .? Political Activity

M’Arthur Acts To Outlaw Red Party In Japar   Leaders Purged For Conmunist Attacks On Gis In Nippon

Tokyo Government Bars 24 Red Leaders F rom Poli tics on Instructions From Occupation Chief

17 JAP REDS ORDERED OUT BY MACARTHUR   Editorial Writers Ousted In Latest Communiet Porge

NT ARTHUR PURGES EDITORS OF JAP RED NEWSPAPER   General Cracks Down On  Authors Of Call For Proa

MacArthur Purges Jap Red Leaders   24 Committeemen Barred From Holdin; Political Office

May Kick Russia Out Of Japan For Refusal To  Join Allied Council   Gags Editors Of Akahata In Retaliation For Their Defiant Nationwide Strike Call.

MacArthur Orders Purge Of Jap Reds   Communist Party's Top Committeemen Berred From Politics

17 Japs Purged By MacArthur  Defiant Strike Call Brings Latest Action

General Orders 14 Red Leaders In Japan Purged   Government Moves - To Obey Command OF Occupation Chie!

MacArthur  Purges Top Jap Reds   Bars 24 Communist Leaders From Politics And Other Activities

Gen. MacArthur Orders Purge Of Jap Reds  24 Communists Lose Government Posts  In Crackdown

MacArthur Ousts 24 Red Leaders  Communists Barred   Communists Barred From Active Politics— -Further Moves Hinted

M’‘Arthur Cracks Down on Communist Editors Aqitating for General Strike

MacArthur Bars 74 Jap Reds From Politics   General Angered By Attacks Upon American Soldiers

PUT UNDER BL   Gen. MacArthur Acts Swiftly In Retalias tion for Defiant Strike Call.  ty.

‘MArthur Orders Purge lof 24 Jap Communists   Japanese Government Quickly Ousts Reds From Politics; General Angered By Attacks On GIs

W Arthur Adds 17 Red Editors To Purge List   Commie Paper Leaders Barred From Party Acts Following Strike Call

MacArthur Purges 17 Jap Editors With Other Top Commies  Heads of Red Paper Banned for Urging Big Protest Strike

24 TOP JAP-REDS ORDERED PURGE   Tokyo Government Quickl Follows Command Of Angry MacArthur

Macarthur Bans 17 Red Jap Editors   Communist Paper Had Called for Nationwide Strike

GEN. M’ARTHUR NOTE SPURS ACTION   24 Top Communist Leaders Barred From Politics

More Japanese Commies Banned  Purges Those Responsible For Editorial Policies Of Party Paper.

Airman Falls 28.000 Feet  From Plane   Bubble Blows Out In B-36: No Hope Held As Hunt For Body Is Pushed

Doctor’s Claim Stands Attack   Mercy Murder Trial In Recess Following Stiff Defense Attack

Natural Death Claim Of Defense Is  Pesan As Sander Trial Recesses  cian Likely To Take Stand In Own lense Next Week: Testimony Of

Surprise Testimony Holds Woman Dead Before the Injection   Dr. Albert Snay Tells Of Meeting Dr. Sander On Day of “Mercy” Death

EVIDENCE TO AID SANDER OFFERED AT MURDER TRIAL   Defense Places in Records Dr Snay’s Statement Woman Was Dead Before Air Injections,   SEARCHED IN VAIN FOR SIGNS OF LIFE   Jury Hears Cancer-Stricken Patient Had No Pulse and There Was No Heart Sound.

‘Dr. Sander Expected fo Take Stand in Own  Defense When Trial Reopens Next Monday

Fail To Refute Sander's Claim Woman Was Deac   Cite Case Where He Fought Hard To Save Patient's Life

Dr. Sander Due On Stand Monday In Own Defense    Claim That Patient: Died Before He Injected Air  Into Her Veins .“Se: Stands

Prosecution Unable to Shake Stories  SANDER DEFENSE REMAINS STRONG

CANT SHAKE ~ WITNESS’ CLAIM WOMAN DEAD   ‘Dr. Snay Insists Sander’s Air Hypo Was After Patient Expired.

Sander's Claim Resists Attack   Cancer Patient Died Before Air Injected

\Doctor Backs Sander .  Patient. Died Before Injection, Jury Told

Doctor Stands Firm On Death Of Patient   Sander Colleague Says Woman Dead Before Injections

Natural Death Claim of Defense Unshaken As Sander Trial Recesses   Finney Fails to Make Witness Say Mrs. Borroto Was "Practically Dead

Mercy Killing Trial Recesses Death Before Injection Claim Still Unhurt By Testimonies

MRS. BORROTO DEATH CLAIN STILL HOLDS   State Fails In Attempt To Shake Testimony of Fellow Doctor —

Natural Death Claim Unshaken  ~Sander-Trial in   ~Sander-Trial in Recess for Week End

Claim By Defense Of Natural Death Still Unshaken   Doctor May Take Stand On Resumption Of ‘Mercy Killing” Trial Monday

DEFENSE SPRINGS SURPRISE - Witness Claims Woman Patient Was Dead Before Air Injected

\Sander’s ‘Claim. That. Cancer. Patient Was-Dead-Stands After Stiff Attack

Defense Claim Patient Died Before Air Injection Stands Up Under Fire

Sander Claim of Prior Death Still Unshaken   Fellow’ Doctor: Insist: Patient ‘Was Gone’ Before Air Injection

Claims Patient Died Before Air Injections   Doctor Is Witness For Defense In Sander Trial

Dr. Sander May Take Stand in Own Defense Mon.   State Fails to Shake Defense Death Testimony

DOCTOR'S WIFE CONFIDENT  Burmese Lawyer Named To Defend U.S. Surgeon

Seagrave Defended by Burmese   Accused of Collaborat ing With Rebel Karen Tribesmen.,

Former Judge Will Defend Dr. Seagrave   American Surgeon Stil Being Held For Collaborating

Rail Workers Across Canada Out On Strike   Nation-Wide Rail And Telegraph Strike In Progress

TRUCK FLEETS ORGANIZED  Rail Strike Threatens  Canadian Commerce

Tanks Lead Marine Drive To Take City   Full-Scale Ally Offensive Launched on All Korea Front

FULL-SCALE OFFENSIVE HITS RED ON ENTIRE WAR FRONT IN KOREA   Reds Retreating from Southern Battle Lines “in Vast, Mad Confusion.” Troops Which Made Amphibious Landing in North Seize Airfield, Fiaht Into Seoul.

Driving Forward Into Capital City In Bold ‘Gamble  Walker Forecasts Early Collapse of   Walker Forecasts  Early Collapse of Reds Resistance

Yanks Secure Beachhead After 262 Ships Arrive With 40,000 Troops  ALLIED UNITS      Move Steadily Ahead Toward Seoul; General MacArthur Gambles  For Quick End Of War

Fast Moving Inchon Attack  Gains 22 Miles  Kimpo Airfield Seized By American Marines

Reds Run Before Tanks And Troops Nearing Suburbs   Kimpo Airfield, Industrial Section Falls To Rapid Moving Marine Force

American And South Korean Marines Move On Toward Heart Of Red-Held Capital—Fast-Moving Attack Has Gained 22 Miles Since Landing At Inchon— Kimpo Air Field Seized—Full-Scale Allied Offensive Under Way On 120-Mile Front

Allies Open Big Offensive on South Front   Kimpo Airfield Retaken; Reds Caught in UN Noytcracker'’

Gigantic Allied Offensive Puts Marines in Suburbs of Seoul In 22-Mile Gain;. Airfield Captured   Amphibious Force Cutting Into Heart of Commie Supply Lines; U.N. on South Front Blast Reds

Suburb of Seoul Taken by Allies   Fast-Moving Attack Gains 22 Miles Since Amphibious Landing Is Made at Port of Inchon; Kimpo Airfield Already Is Seized.   Full Scale Offensive Started On Entire Line in South Korea

Site Only 15 Miles  From Seoul   Swift Drive Inland Continues After 40,000 Troops Land From 26? Shing

Marines Retake Kimpo Airfield In 22-Mile Push   Full-Scale Offensive Pushes Communists Back Along Entire  125-Mile Front Bogeed With Mud

Attack Gains 72 Miles; Airfield  ‘atKimno Seized   Second Division Says Reds Withdrawing in. the Western Section

Seize Kimpo Airfield; Full- Seale Offensive Is Gaining In South   ‘South Korean High Command Reports Yanks, Republic’s Marines Crossed Han River, Are Fighting Inside Seoul

North Koreans Are Withdrawing Westward in General Exodus; Battlefield Littered With Dead  U. S. Second Division Advances Tr Bact Rant af Nabktano River

Inchon Break Puts Allies On Offense  MacArthur Gamble: Russia Unwilling

U.S. Marines Seize Kimpo Airfield While Full-Scale UN  Offensive Moves Along Line

Allied Attack LaunchedAlong Old 120 - Mile  Defense Line   Kimpo Airfield Seized 12 Miles from Inehon; Naktong Breached

KIMPO AIRFIELD IS TAKEN; FAST-MOVING ATTACK GAINS 22 MILES FROM INCHON PORT

Landing Force Drives Inland for 22 Miles   U, N. Troops in South Pound Forward on n 120-mile Front  ES ce

Allied Marines ~ Advance Toward Heart of City .  99 Miles Gained ~~

Marines Knife 22 Miles in North As Eighth Army Plunges Ahead in South; Enemy in ‘Mad Confusion’

“AMERICAN AND-SOUTH KOREAN ‘MARINES PUSH TOWARD HEART OF SEOUL IN 27-MILEDRIVE

Allied Offensive Started on Whole Of Korean Front   Marines Take Kimpo Airfield In Fast Advance

Americans 15 Miles From Seoul   U.S, Marines Plunge Ahead At Least 6 Miles; Big Allied Offensive Kicked ” Off All Along 120-Mile Korean Front

Marines Drive Toward Seoul; Airport Taken   New U. S. Offensive Strikes In South

Kimpo Airfield North of City Falls to Marines   Allied Offensive Gaining Ground In North, South

Pace Quie Ci is   U.S. General Is Con dent War Should’ Be Over Soon

WN Troops Knife To Heart of City   Gains Of 22 Miles Scored By Allies _ Since Landing At Inchon; Full-Scale ‘Offensive Launched In Southeast Are:

Allied Forces Have Cap tured Industrial Suburb of Seoul   SEIZE KIMPO AIRFIELD   Korean Reds Are With drawing Westward in  “Coneral Exodus”

Kimpo Field Near Capital Is Taken   MacArthur in Grand Gamble to End War at Earliest Moment

tured Industrial Suburb of Seoul  SEIZE KIMPO AIRFIELD  Korean Reds Are Withdrawing Westward in ““General Exodus”

TEMPERATURE   Reds Routed On Naktong   W’Arthur’s Bold Pincers Move Leaves No. Korean Dead Littering Hills

Troops Knife On Speedily  From Inchon   South Korean Radio Claims Forces Are In Former Capital

S14GSW ASC US RP OR AE ERE  American, S. Korean Troops Have Entered Seoul Suburbs

Allies Start Offensive on South Front   Full Seale Drive Under Way Along Old Defense Line; Contmunists Said Te Re Withdrawing

Nut-Cracker ‘Trap Sprung On N. Koreans   Gen. Walker Claims ‘It Won't Be Long’

Kimpo Airfield Occupied By U. $. Marines   Simultaneously UN Troops In Perimeter Launch Offensive  From Defense Line

lanks Lead Advance Z/ Miles To East; Kimpo Airfield Falls With Little Resistance by Reds

Marines Capture Industrial Suburb Move for Heart of Red-Held City   Swift-Moving Assault Rolls 22 Miles From Inchon Beachhead; Yank Troops Advancing In General Drive All Along Old Defense Line

Refuses To Review Maryland Decision Upsetting Gag Rule   25-Page Opinion Written By Justice Frankfurter: Cites English Cases

Supreme Court Blocks Review Of Gag Rule   High Tribunal Will Nol ConsiderMaryland Ban On Judicial ‘Censor

— PRESS, RADIO VICTORY STANDS High Court Refuses To Review Gag Ban

WRITS SERVED OH FALLEABLE   3 New Firms Replevin Ar ticles From StrikeBound B.H. Firm

Tar Heel Girl Is Named Tops   Oklahoma Youth Is Also Named Leading All-Round 4-H’er

Fire Wrecks North Dakota; Hotel; 2 Hurt   Blaze At Dickinson, N. D. Routes 8} Guests, Nine Employes in Sub-Zere Temperatures .

Maj. Gen. Dean Personally Leads Korean Attack   Pulls Some Front Line Troops Out of Heavy Fighting near River

“Reds Don't Like To Go Far Without Their Tanks” — Gen. Dean Personally Leads Relief Column On Kum Fron

General Tells Of Personally Led Attack In Fighting Near The Kum   Major General William Dean Claims Reds Have Not Even Dented New American Lines North Of Taejon; Tells Of Giving Aid.

. Athens, Ga,, April 22. (AP)—A jury returned a grim answer. last night to the story of Mrs. Kathleen Merry Drewry: Two to four years in prison.

PRISON TERM FOR WOMAN WHO SHOT EX-MATE   Two to Four Years For Mrs. Drewry, Consicted of Assault,

Mrs. Drewry Gets 2-4 Years  Guilty Of Assault With Intent To Kill

Jury Convicts Dean's Ex-Wite   Georgian To Fight Shooting Sentence

Doctors Refuse fo Slap Sander   Big Hurdle Still Is Licensing Unit

Refuse Any Action Against Dr. Sander  State Doctors Leave Question to County

Medics Take No Action On Sander Case  Next Move Up To County Society

State Medical Society Takes NoActionAgainstDr.Sander; Leaves It to County Society

U. S. First Cavalry Task Force Joins 11th Airborne Division Friday Night — 12 More Escaped American War Prisoners Walk Inte Pyongyang,

COTTON CONTROL ORDER ATTACKED BY YARN GROUP   Manufacturers Think Farmer Should Not Have To Bear Total Expense Of Stock iling.

Duff, Cooke Backers’ Contradictory Claims Confuse GOP Scene      Rv LEONARD A_ UNGER

A TEMPERATURE DROP   Cooler Weather To Spread Over Kansan Tonight

New Election Seen Possible  In Near Future   Race Was Almost Photo Finish; Six Districts  Still Out Last Night

Majority Too Small for Firm House Control  Sacialiete Garner 314.   Socialists Garner 314, Tories 294; 6 Still Out

New Election May Come Soon Since Coalition Frowned on in Peacetime

Clinches 314 Seats With € Districts Unreported — Conservatives Capture  294, Liberals 8.   NEW ELECTION SEEMS  LIKELY BEFORE LONG   ‘Doubt Voiced Weakened So  cialists Will Be Able to  Carry Out Their Nationalization Program.

SLIM VICTORY MAY RESULT IN NEW ELECTION   Tories Win 294 Seats To Laborites’ 314; No  Communists Elected

Attlee Group Hit By Only 10-Seat Working Power  Battle Closest Since Acauith’e   Battle Closest Since Asquith’s Reign in 1910

Record 28,582,901 Votes Cast in Closest British Election Since 1910; Coalition Government Unlikely.

Conservatives Trailing By Only Twenty Seats   Socialists So Weakened New Election May. Be Held Before Long—Final- ‘Labor ‘Majority - May Ra Cut Tall Sénsc.”

Price and Wage Controls On Way Valentine Warns  Says Voluntary Action by Public Only Alternative

Says U.S. Can Avoid  Controls   Economic Chief Urges Voluntary Fight On Inflation

Lucas Leads New Action To Get Coal   Vemocratic Leader Join Spreading Demand For Whitehuose Action To Ease Situation.

Lucas Asks Truman For Coal Action   Pressure Against Président Mounts As Supply Drops

Lucas Asks Coal Action  By Truman   Senate Deme Chieftain Increases Pressure On White House.

Senate Puts Coal Pressure On President   Demand Surging in Congress For Truman to Step Into Soft Coal Deadlock

Recent Cold Snap In Midwest Has Increased Demands Of Retail. ers And Citizens Groups For Governmental Action   STEELMAN WILL LAY FACTS BEFORE TRUMAN

Truman Urgec To Act In Coal Crisis   Sen. Lucas Joins In Plea for Action

Ipeal to ‘uman for »al Action   mocratic Chief Senate Urges rsident Seek Break Impasse

Man Convicted In Pennsylvania Mercy Slaying   Mohr Found Guilty Of Manslaughter In Brother’s Death

RENO IS SWEPT BY HIGH WATER   Three-Riock Strip Of Glittering Downtown Section Dark As Swollen River Overruns Jk

Swollen River Rushes Through Nevada City, Washing Away Automobiles, Inundating Clubs

Prepare Final State Budget   Senate, House Finance Groups  Meet Next Week

Charge Ex-Gl Gave Secrets To Harry Gold   California Scientist Also Arrested by FBI

ARMY VETERAN ADMITS GIVING DATA TO RUSS      California Research Scientist Held For Perjury

Camp Relaxes Wartime Pace   38th Infantry to See’ Fast .Action Monday

JOE LOUIS A GANGSTER! ...  That's What Communists Tell Millions in Europe

*Emperialistic Sport’ Hit  Joe Louis Is A Gangster, ‘Communist Papers Cry

Mystic Slayer Gets 40 Years  lowan Used Ball Bat Toa Kill Hie Naiahhar

Osceola Man Charged With  Manslaughter  Anthony Podliski Held Following  Coroner's Inauast

Duff Claims Backing of 51 Counties; Running Mate Remains Unsellled

Seven-Nation Asiatic Conference Plans Economic Steps to Foil Reds

More Rainfall Is Predicted For The Area   Transportation Readied To Carry All Persons Out

Truman May Act Today in Strike   Roving Pickets Swell Number of Idle Miners to 88.500 as Walkout Surges into Fourth Week

President Reported Ready To Act within 36 Hours —   Ranks of Idle in Top Coal State Are Boosted to 20,000

Strike Is In4th Week Minus Pact   White House Gives Hint Output Could Help Suwve Of Tromaa Intervention  Idleness Spreads  Several States Report Men Won't Answer Whistles

Rumor Heard Truman Will Step Into Situation Soon; Coal Supply Dwindling

Number Of Idle Miners Grows: Talks Planned   Presidential Aide Hints Intervention Being Considered

Roving Pickets Helping fo Swell Number of Idle   Lewis’ Suggestion to Resume Work DefiedOn Eve of New Talks

White House Hints Action   Miners Ignore Possibility President Moy fatervene te Get Output Boceted

Pickets Close More Mines   More on Strike Despite Hint Truman Intervention May Come This. Week

Roving Pickets Help Swell Toll of Idle Miners   89,575 Off Jobs as Strike Moves Into 4th Week in East

Number of Idle Miners Mounting   Bands of Roving Pickets Boost the Total to 89.575 Todav

President Reported Ready To Intervene in 48 Hours; Relief Applications Mount

STILL STAYING OUT OF MINES   50,000 Idle In Pennsyiva nia, 20,000 In West  Viroini«e

Roving Picket Bands Enforce  Coal Walkout   Strike Continues for Fourth Week Despite Rumor That President Truman to Intervene

Roving Pickets Helping To Swell Ranks Of Strikers; Western Pennsy Alone Has 50.000 Idle. .

Miners Continue dle, Truman Action Expected  ' White House May Take Hand Despite Talks ~ Set for Wednesday

89 500 Miners Idle As Time Nears for Action by Truman  President Reported Ready to Act in Very Short Time

Coal Strike Surges Into Fourth Week   Bands of Roving Pickets Help To Swell Number Of  Miners on Strike

—PICKETING — Bargaining To Resume  Wednesday   TRUMAN HINTS AT CRACKDOWN

Miners Dare Truman Te Crack Down   50,000 Stay Off Jobs; White House May Act to End Strike Today

Advisor says Chief's Decision Hinges On How Many Striking Miners Return to Pits

Expect Cold Wave to Halt Upstate Floods   14 Highways Closed As Thaws Bring Rising Waters

KANSAS CITY MOB JITTERY   Prosecutor Plans Probe of Federal Grand Jury's Gambling Report.

Jury Reports on Kansas City Crime   Underworld Jittery After Disclosures

Brannan Plan To Be Ditched?  Administration Not Committed Savs Veer

Barkley Hedges * After ‘Criticism   Says He Was “Misquoted’ On Brannan Farm Plan

Army Supervisors Take Lines Sunday  Railroads, Unions Pledge Co-Operation

Plane Crash Is Reported   Arizona Rancher Says Big Aircraft Exploded Into Flames in Mountains. -

STREETCAR STRIKE AT KANSAS GITY WAY BE AVERTEL   Governor Smith Indicates He Will Seize and Operate Company if Workers Walk Out,   SAYS KING-THOMPSON LAW APPLIES TO ROW   Union and Management te Make Fina! Effort Today to Settle Wage Controversy.

Tornadoes Leave 47 Dead, 200 Hurt Across 4 States   Beneficial Snow Up To 2  Inches Deep Blankets  Nebraska Wheallands

MOST GERMANS BACK WES      BUSA UNS A Pe ed     4% Wish To Side With Area In Cold War. 4%9¢4 Noutrat

Home Builders Busier in March Than Ever Before   Government Reports 110,000 Dwellings Started Las? Month,

Finance Committee Leader Says Budget Could Be Balanced   Reduction Of Over $2 Billion To Be Sought

Senate Economy Bloc Asks Cut in Truman's Budge’   Taft Cites Evil Of Continued Deficit Spending

George Says Budget Can Be Balanced   $2 1-2 Billion Reduction Sought By Economy Bloc

Cold Wave Moves Into Panhandle  Norther to Hit  East Texas Area Prion TP caine mee

ATTORNEY SHOT; WOMAN, 23, HELD   Minnesota Lawyer Killed In Office Struggle

'HE WAS WONDERFUL,’ SHE SAYS  Wife Amputates Trapped Husband's Lea, Saves Life

Big Three Discuss Germany  Seek Program to  Brine Germany   Seek Program to Bring Germany  Into the Western. European Family

BIG 3 DISCUSS GERMAN ISSUE   U.S. Endorses French Proposal To Pool Industries.

MINISTERS OF WEST WORKING ON ALLIANCE   Second of Three-day Big Three Conference Devoted to  ‘Germany. Austria.

Big 3 Study Germany, Austria   Discuss Methods Of Welding Germany Into Franco-British-Americar  Anti-Red Alhance.

SPECIALS . Permanents $8, $5, $7.50, THELMA  & PRENDA BEAUTY SHOP. 3.8777. PEI?

TWO ON RELIEF MAKE TRIP ABROAD   SISTERS IN EUROPE 6 MONTHS BACK NOW DRAWING £235 A MONTH.

Helena Residents Are Facing Another Cold Night; More Below-Zero Weather Sighted

Helena Residents Are Facing Another Cold Night; More Below-Zero Weather Sighted   Montana   National

Pres. Truman Has No Doubt Korea's Independence Will Be Maintained

NATION IS ‘NOT AT WAR’, SUPPORTS UN   Comment Declined  On Use of Troops Or Atomic Bombs

Truman Confident Of Korean Victory   an TRUMAN REJECTS BID TO OUST ACHESON

13 Nations In Call for Cease-Fire   Same Ones Which Join ed in Plea for Reds to Halt Drive,

Arab-Asian Group Pleas For Peace   Mediation Commission Is Approved ’ Unanimously By Thirteen UN Nations

Calls For Halt To Hostilities And Mediation  Resolutions To Be Given U. N. Today

U.N. CEASE-FIRE REQUEST 15 URGEL   ETIRTEEN COUNTRIES WOU"D APPEAL TO RED CHINA TO SILENCE GUNS.

Arabs, Asians Call For Order To Cease Fire   13 Nations Also Urge immediate Steps For Mediction

Arab-Asia Grour Get Together On Try For Peace  Resolutions Come Before Political Committee Today

Propose UN Seek Truce, Mediation  Arab, Asian Nations . Call for Cease Fire

CEASE-FIRE IN KOREA IS URGED BY 13 NATIONS   Arab-Asian Countries Would Ask Red China To End Shooting   AMERICAN POSITION REMAINS UNCHANGED

PLEA FOR MEDIATION IS PRESSED   UN Political Group Receives Resolution For Immediate Action

Arab-Asian Bloc Calls For Korean Cease-Fire.  Immediate Steps For Mediation By U.N. Group

Bloc Seeking ‘Cease Fire’  on War Front  Asian-Arab Group Calls on UN ©

Ask Cease-Fire Move In Korea   13 Countries Join In Plea To Reds

13 Nations Ask War Armistice   Arab-Asian Countries Appeal to China

Arab-Asian Nations Ask Peace Plan  13 Countries Ask TIN’ Baw Conca. Dive   13 Countries Ask UN For Cease-Fire Order In Korea

Indian Summer Nearing an End   Mass of Cool Air Is Moving Into State; 35 tc 40 Tonight

Romance Hinges On Jury Verdict   ‘merey Killing’  Trial Nearing End

Peterson to Run for High Court   Monroe Attorney Files Nomination Papers at Last Minute

Will Rule On Loyalty   Committee Will Study Changes To Make Up Loss

Big Mail Backlog Expected to Clear Up Fast, Of ficials Say   MURDER WARRANT ON TROY FATHER   In Connection With Fire Deaths of Wife and 3 Children

COUNTER ACTION IS PLANNED IN REICH DISPUTE   If Soviets Continue Thei: ‘Slowdown’ Blockade, Allies Will Hit Back

EAST ERMAN   “Commissioner Raps Russias Slowdown Of Vruck Trafte Te Berlin

U. S. Moves Against East Germans Seen   High Commissioner Promises Counter Measures Jf Red Blockade Continues

Allies Tire of Arm-Twisting   McCloy Soys They'll Use Counter Measures if Truck Slow-Down Continues

M’Cloy Warns Counter Measures Are Being Planned Against Red Tactics  Ce a.  ee. a Cr. on , a, ee ee © a. 3) ae   ‘Russians Told That Steps Will Be Taken If Their “Slow-Down’’ Blockade On The Berlin Highway Is Continued.

Fast Germany Gets Warning   Allies Plan Counter Measures if Russians Continue "Slow Down' Blockade.

Allies to Take Counter Action   Russian Blockade irks Three Powers”

Red Blockade To Bring Moves By The Allies   Counter Measures Planned Against East Germany

East Germany Faces ‘Reprisals’ for Soviet Slowdown on Berlin Traffic   U. S. Commissioner Says Allies Will Impose Counter Measures If ’Arm-Twisting’ Tactics Continue: Another ‘Slow-Down’ is Ended

WARN RUSSIA ON BERLIN BLOCKADE   M'CLOY SAYS ALLIES FORCED TO IMPOSE COUNTER MEASURES

RUSSIANS FACE ALLIED REPRISAL BLOCKADE MOVE   U. S. High Commis. sioner And British Ready To Impose Counter - Measures In Truck Traffic  Slowdown..

To Hit Back At Blockade   Counter Measures Will Be Taken Unless Reds Quit Berlin Slow-Down

ARNOLD AT REST ~ JW-HERO'S GRAVE       ‘Jets, Bombers Missing at General’s Funeral. :

Director Of Twin City Defense Unit Confers  With State Police Head

Tus, Barge Drift Off Gane Hatteras   Three Men Aboard Disabled Craft

Republicans Give Price Of Cooperation  ‘Cross-Section’ Contac   ‘Cross-Section’ Contact Demanded For Support Of Foreign Policy

“Cross-Section” Contact Sought   Senate GOP Leaders Want Right To Give  Criticism On Policies

G.O.P. Lists Peace Terms   President Receives Foreign Policv Plan

Republicans State Terms  For Support   Democrats Warned To Expect’ Advice On Policy Affairs

GOP Demands Cross-Section Policy Contact   Senate Republicans Lay Price Tag on Bipartisan Support

GOP Rebuffs Offer of Voice 'n Foreign Policy   Senators Say President Must Be Willing to Heed Criticism

GOP TAKES STAND ON FOREIGN POLIC)   Senators Demand Cross. Section Contact As Price Of Party’s Support

Closer Contact On Foreign Policy Asked  6.0.P. Sets Price : 0n Support on ‘Bipartisan Plan -

GOP DEMANDS FULL ROLE IN FOREIGN DEALS   List Terms ‘Under  Which Republicans Will Back ~ -Bi-Partizan Moves

GOPs Want To Get Concessions From Democrats   Truman Told Bluntly What Republicans Plan On Policy

Senate GOP Leaders Demanding Direct Administration Role As Price for Bipartisan Policy  Adverse Criticism Is Promised For Some Truman Proposals

Harmony Hope in State Apparently Shattered by Bitter Statements Between Taylor and Owlett.

* Chief Feels Just Dandy as Seas Moderate it ee nee atc neegntanenernaaensngilaerimengetite tenn Aetna eninRnes netgear ser naNTt at et ieee ene eRtsateA AGASSI er Nt eon  - Seasick Truman Finally Gets Out of Bed

President--Ooops--Feels Better, Thank You But Still Toys With His Food

 Feeling Better, Thank You  Ocean Swells Ebb As Truman Nears Key West Vacation Spot

SEASICK TRUMAN WETS OUT OF BED   CRUISE COMPANIONS ALSO LEAVE BERTHS AS ROUGH WATERS MODERATE.

Uncle Sam Is Having Hard Time Selling His Wheat on World Market Despite Price

‘Miami-Gangs Slew Drury, Says Friend   Spotted Underworld Figures for Reporter, Ex-Chicago Captain  Tale Dencanurar

Yankees Win Third Series Tilt by 3-2   Heintzelman, Lopat Both on Mound for Third Series Clash

The Series —  Yanks Beat Phils In 9th Inning   Linescore: Phillies _. Yankees  . 000001100 001000011      POCITPIES Piper

Heintzelman Faces Yanks In 3rd Game   Veteran “Nothing Ball” Hurler Carries Phils’ Hopes For Wictorye

Uraent Defense Plan For Europe ls Laid Down  Still Speculate On Gen. Eisenhower As Commander

Favors Parity Prices, Thinks Farmers Shoulc Choose Basing Period

Five Missouri University Students Hurt  Car Crashed Into Bridge Abutment Near Odessa

Houghton Nazi Case Up Aug. 8  Deportation Hearing Shifts To Chicago

RUSSIA FACES A NEW REBUFF   Malik Expected To Use 44th Veto In U. N. Council Today

Russia Potses Veto Over UN Korean Dispute   Seviet Resolution Appear: Headed For Defeat; Aetion Will Not Affect Con duct Of Korea Campaigr

Reds Poise 44th Veto   Action Certain to Follow Rebuff On Korea: Debate: Today

Russia Faces RebuffinU.N..  Council Meets Again On Korean Question

a  Soviets To Face New  UN Rebuff   Security Council Group Expect Foreign Minister To Strike With A Veto   PROPAGANDA WAR   Lake Success Delegates Fear Possibility Of Further Red Aggression

AAth Red Veto Looms Today in U.N. Battle   Russia Faces New Rebuff On Korea As Sossians Resume

Security Council Members Expect Russian Veto   Delegates Meet To Resume Talk Of Korea Peace

Reds Face UN Rebuff  we eax   44th Veto By Russia Expected In Council

Expect Russian Veto at UN.  vorrei n to Kill North e  oreq Condemnation

Russia Expected To Use Veto Today To Kill U. S. Proposal About Korea   _ America To Urge U. N. Condemnation Of North Korea But Malik Likely To Block Action With 44th Veto.

REDS MAY USE VETO TO BAR UN ON KORE!   Russia Facea Another Re. buff As Security Council Resumes Talks

Russia Facing U. N. Rebuff May Use Yeto   Korea Condemnation Diplomatic Battle _ Tea Continue Today

SOVIETS FACING NEW U.N. REBUFF   Reds Expected to Hit Back With 44th Veto

Expect Russian U.N. Veto Today   Reds Faced With Another Rebuff May Attempt To Kill U. S. Proposal

UN Security Council Ready For Batfle   Expected To Reject Soviet Proposal; Accent U. 5. Plan

Russia Expected To Veto Proposa By US On Korea   Council Stalemate Has No Influence  On Actual Battle

 Lake Success, Aug. 8. (AP)—Russia faced  United Nations rebuff on Korea today, but she pected to strike back with her 44th veto...

Russia Faces U. N. Rebuff On Korea, Expected To Retaliate With 44th Veto

‘AWAITS PROPOSAL BY U. S.— Russia May Use Veto In Face Of U.N. Rebuft

WHAT TO DO WITH DANCING GIRLS? EO SUL  Heir to Dozen Egyptian Beauties Seeks Market

Clues Found To Slaying   gf  Note From Suicide Finds Wuman’s Body

Airline Pilot. Reports Plane Narrowly Missing Collision With One In Callfornin — Colorado feweler Sees Flying , Object Thursduy. .

FLYING SAUCERS AGAIN SOAR OVER PARTS OF -NATION-~   Airlines Pilot Had Close View - Of -Wing-Like-Craft—

 Smoking Blamed Scientists Say Cigarettes Cause Lung Cancer Increase

Lung Cancer, Fastest Growing Type, Is Blamed Partly On Cigarettes By Cancer Research Teams

Blame Cigarettes as Major Factor in Lung Cancer   Three Teams of Scientists Report Their Findings to Research Congress at Parts

REPORT SMOKING ALLY OF CANCER   Three Teams Of Doctors Warm Of Damage To Throat

Fair Deal Foes Try Bold Plan   Would Let Bills Be Put Aside By Rules Body

Southern Democrats, G. 0. P. Join To Blockade ‘Fair Deal’ Program

COALITION MOVE BRINGS THREAT TO “TRUMAN PROGRAM   Group to Ask House to Restore the Rules Committee’s Old Power to Bottle Up Bills.   GRANTING OF REQUEST IS BELIEVED UNLIKEL!'   Approval Would Make It Pos  sible for Southerners and G. O. P. to Block Many of President’s Bills.

House Surprise Move Endangers Fair Deal  Rules Committee Seeks Old Power

Move Threatens To Check Truman “Fair Deal” Plans   House Committee Acts To  Restore Old Power To  Bottle Up Measures

BILLS FACING COALITION OF TWO PARTIES   Say Movement Could Wreck Legislative Aim Of President

Surprise House Move May Hurt Fair Deal Plans   ‘Rules Committee Acts ‘To Get Old Power Back

New Move Endangers Fair Deal   Rules Group Votes To Ask Return Of Control OF Bills

Fair Deal — Program  Menaced by Rules Group   Committee Coalition Wants Return of Power  To Bottle Un Bill:

New Peri! Appears to Be Threatening President Truman's Fair Deal Pregram   Surprise Move Is Made by House Rules Committee For Return of Former Power; Southern Democrats And Republicans Team Up for “Bottling’’ Up Bills That Appear to Be Against Public Interests

Walter Kohler Opposes Boost In State Tax   Governor-Elect Calls Fer Reductions In Budget Requests Submitted By Some Departments   (By BETTY PRYOR) (United Press Staff

Enemy Plot Is Blamed for Hog Losses in Midwest   Rep. Karl Stefan Says Farmers Voice Fear Of Biological Warfare

Supreme Court Denies Jurisdiction in County Appropriation Dispute

“Big Inch’ Gas Pipeline Explodes Early Today: 60 Acres of Farm Land Burned

Big Inch’ Gas  Line Explodes   Flames Rise 500 Feet, Ohio Land Is Scorched

‘Big Inch’ Gas Line Explodes In East Ohio   Flames Soar 500 Feet, Sear Farm Land, Buildings

No Chance of Early  Cut in Excise Tax   Little Possibility of Action on Slashing Levies Before July 

Excise Fight Loses Ground   ‘Any Decrease in Taxes Might Be Deferred Until Summer; Deep Cuis Likely

Hope Of Early Cut In Excise Taxes Fading   Lawmaker Says Slash May Not Be Until After July

Slash in Excise Levies Won't Be Ready for Action by House For Month: Further Delay Seon

Early Slash In Excise  Taxes Fades  Final Reduction May Top Plan Asked By Truman

Early Excisa Tax Cut Oul   Congress Unlikely to Take Action on Reductions  Until July  or Later.

EARLY TAX CUT CHANCES SLIM   Prospects For Speed On Reduction In Excise Levies Almost Vanish, But Deep‘er Slash May Comoe

Prospect Of Cut In Excise Taxes Soon Vanishes.   When Slash Comes It May Be Deeper Than Truman Askec

Spencer, Faust At.0. U. Seminar   Both Guest Speakers on College Administration

Six Divisions Of UN Race  Toward Line   Complete Destruction Given As Only Alternative To Surrender

Premier Hints Chinese Reds»  May Intervene   Oblique Warning Directed _At ‘Imperialist Invaders’

Won't Stand Idly By, Says Red Leader   Chou Flays U.S. Promises He Will 'Free’ Formosa

Strongest Statement to Come From Any Communist Official at Peiping Since Outbreak of Korean War Is Made by Premier of Red Regime—No Country That Would Be Given Military Assistance Is Mentioned.

China Premier Hints at Aid For Korea Reds  Will Not Tolerate Seeing Neighbors Invaded. He Savs

Chou En-Lai In Warning To ‘Imperialists’   Premier Says China Will Not ‘Supinely Tolerate Seeing  Neiahbors Invaded’

Premier Says Reds to Back Up Neighbors   Communists Not to Stand Idly by While” Associates Suffer from ‘Attack by “Aggressors

Chinese Reds Issue Warning  Premier Hints They May Aid North Koree

Brown, Labor  Leader, Dies Served As UW Regent  linian Pracident?

New Type Rec Jets Appear Over Korea   Communists Fai! To Press Their Ground Offensive

[600 Planes Blast Reds:  U. S. Forces Stage Second Biowest Air Raid of War

U.S. 3rd Infantry Division Lands At Wonsan Port   Marines Gain Mile In Changjin Gorge

U.S. Bomber:  Blast Near  Red Frontier 600 Craft Carry Out  Second Largest  Korean Air Action

U.S. Air Power Blasts at Reds In Northwest   Second Greatest Plane Attack of War Staged; More Yanks at Wanson

600 Planes Hit Red Positions in Northwest Korea   Air Power Carries Fight to Foe ‘Along Border.in Second Greatest Attack of War; Portions of U.S. 2-1 Infantry Land on East Coast

More Than 60 Craft Used  in Maior Blow   Sinuiju, Commie Supply Center, Important Target

Reds Blasted In Large U.S. Air Strike  Pound Bridges,  T> YFwe i £$*.,   Pound Bridges, Red Positions; More Yanks Land

American Air Power Blasts  N. Koreans   Greatest Plane Attack of the War Hits Cities, Towns, Bridges and Red Positions on the Northwestern Border.

Sees No Challenge To War   Swift U. S. Action  To Halt Red Aggression May Prove Instead a Ric Sten Toward Peace

 Wright- Patterson Vital  DaytonCalled No. l Atom ‘Bomb Target In Ohio

Dayton Area Cited as No. 1 A-Bomb Target   Could Destroy Airbase Nearby Atomic Energy Plant

Florida Gambling Probe Continues  Syndicate Split-Up Disclosed in Oueryv

Guard Clears Picket Lines For Workers   Troops Take Over At Textile Plant After Several Riots

GUARD PATROLS TENNESSEEPLANT   VIOLENCE FLARES AS PICKETS BLOCK FACTORY ENTRANCE

TANK STRANANAN ROUTS OPPOREN NW GOLE TOURNE\   Toledo Star Overwhelms A  C, Gibson, OF Britain, bend @

Truman Sure Reds Will Be Pushed Back   President Predicts Positions Restored By End of Week

President Optimistic  About War   Figures Allies To Restore Lines  By End Of Week

BLAST TANKS, BRIDGES AND TPP   Chinese Are Reported to Be Setting Defense Line in Mountains.

Chinese Reds Withdrawing To Mountains   Bombers, Fighters Smash at Supply Lines Near Yalu River Boundary

Continue Whack At Chinese Reds In North Korea   Bombers And Jets Smash At Supply Lines On Yalu River

Ten Red Tanks Are Blasted By UN Planes   Bombers and Jet Planes Hit Red Supply Lines; Red Trucks Put Out of Use

Ground- War Lut Is Still Big Puzzl      American Bombers And Jets Drop Huge Loads Of Explosives On Communists. _.

 To Solve Surplus Problem oa Spokesman for. Florida Grice Asks Potato Support Remova

FLA. GROWERS ASK POTATO CURBS END Demand Removal Of U. S.  Supports, Controls On Irish Variety

Matching Plan Urged for U.S. Aid to Europe   America Giving Large Per Cent of. Income Than Other Nations

34 of 67 Chairmen  Draw State Paychecks; Kunkel Attacks Duff  County GOP Leaders on Payroll; Charaes Duff Can’t Beat Myers .

GOP. Meeting Has New Significance   34 of 67 Republican County Chairmen On State Payroll

34 Out 067 GOP -Co. Heads On Pa, Payroll  Fact Is Disclosed ‘As Leaders Are Invited Ta Harchay

Green Attacks labor Controls  Bid Made For Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Law

Green Appeals For T-H Repea   Says Labor Control Will Hurt Business

1,500,000 Workers To Get Raise Today  Government’s 75Cent Minimum Wage To Hit Employers

TULSA’S BUSSES COME TO A HALT   LABOR DISPUTE BRINGS TIE UF—THOUSANDS ARE FORCED TO WALK.

Bulgaria Accuses U. §. Minister Of Hiding Spy In Attic   Others Named In Indictment Released Today

Heath, All Other Representatives Told To Return   American Minister Heath Accused Of Hiding Spy In Attic Of Legation At Sofia; Break In Relations Climaxes Dispute With The Bulgarians Over Attacks On Heath

*PAY-AS-WE-GO” PLEDGED _ NA SSE SE SE STI SSC OTSA  Tax Hikes On Two Fronts Planned By Study Panel

Tax Hike Seen  On Two Fronts   Boosts in Income Levies Called Sure

OSU Campus Slayer Gets Life Sentence   Girl Friend Weeps as Jury Reports Verdict Aaaginst Heer

Chicago Labor Leader Beaten  Teamsters Official Also Shot by 2 Men

Special Youth _ Sunday Listed   Central Christian Wil Change Program

Fast Tax Hike to Finance  War Is Seen  50-Billion-Dollar Annual Budget Is in Prosnect

Acheson Assures Governors’ Rally His ‘Outfit’ Loyal  Secretary Reports  He Has No Worry Over Associates

QUIZ ACHESON ON FAR EAST   Some Governors Call It Forgotten Area Of U. S. Foreign Policy

“No Worry About My Associates” He Tells Governors   Ask Help to Gain Support for Point 4 Program

Secretary of State Launches - Defense of Department at Round Table Discussion with Governors.   NO WORRIES ABOUT ASSOCIATES, HE SAYS

Acheson Lists State Departmen As Loyal, Clean   Governors Hear Secretary Speak At National Meet

Acheson Again Defends State Department   Tells Governors’ Conference He Has A “Good, Clean Loyal Outfit”

‘Mate Department ‘Loyal, Clean’ Secy. Acheson Tells Governors   "No Worries About My Associates’, He Says Urges State Executives to Support Plan for Americon Assistance for Backward Areas

Subversives Are Being Weeded Out, He Asserts   Philip Jessup, Under Fire by McCarthy, Is Defended by Chief

State Department Said Loyal Grown   pecretary Ui State Dean Acheson Tells Governors’ Conference ‘Outfit Good’

Secretary Answers Attack by McCarthy  Cabinet Member Lauds Aides After ’ Appeal for ‘Point Four’ Support

— ADDRESSES GOVERNORS — Bureau Is Clean, Loyal  Outfit, Acheson Says

Tells Governors Associates Are Good Americans   Secretary Of State Assures Governors At West Virginia Roundtable That All Of His ‘Associates “In Office Are ‘Good, Clean, Loyal’ Public Servants

Secretary Says State Men Loyal   Discussion Prompted By Charges Made by Senator McCarthy

Acheson Says Not To Worry  About Reds   Governors Hear Secretary Express Faith In Loyalty Of Department Members

Acheson Tells Governors He Has Good, Clear, Loyal Ouifit   Also Declares Asia Cannot Use ‘Marshall Plan’ -

Acheson Says Co-workers Are  ‘Clean, Loval’   Secretary of State Tells U. S. Governors Weeding out Process Is Going on Quietly.

Acheson Assures Nafion’s Governors   Tells Them Stote Department Clean, Loyel Qutfit: Urces Point Four

Opposed by GOP, Doughton  $455,000,000 Levy for  Carnarationc Planned

State Depariment Good, Clean, Loyal Ouifit.’ Acheson   Cabinet Member Appears Before Nation's Governors at Conference.

US. Foreign Office Given Pat On Back   Governors Told State Department Is ‘Good Clean Outfit’

Secretary Tells State Governors Associates 0. K.   Renews Appeal to Aid Backward Nations to Achieve Democracy

SEC. ACHESON ASKSSUPPORT FOR AID PLAN   n Speech Before Gover:  ners Cabinet Member Says Program Essential Te Backward Nations   URGES APPROPRIATION

Spending Bill Approved Tentatively  ~ Committee Okehs All Except - Outlay for Arms

House Committee Approves  $16,000,00 ,000 In Spending   GOP Budget-Gutters Hold Fire As All  But Defense Department Funds Alloted

BUDGET BILL TO BE FOUGHT FROM HOUSE   GOP Withholds Fire As Committee Action Moves into 2d Day

GOP BUDGET-CUTTERS ARE BIDING TIME   Expect To Attack Administration Spending Policies On Youce Flanor

‘URBANA CLOVERLEAF BIDS BEING SOUGHT   Five-Mile Section Of New Ex pressway Extends Toward Afantzamers County

Bids Asked On New Section Of Highway   A Five-Mile Stretch Ir Frederick County  Pronosed

KC ‘Enforcer’ Goes fo Prison For Tax Cheatine   Tano Lococo, Underworldling, Is Sentenced

French Forces Retreat Again In Indo-China   Communist Troops Within 45 Miles Of Hanoi Base

French Troops In New Retreat Before Hanoi  Outposts, Guard  Tawerc Fwacnated

French Again Yield fo Reds In Indochina   Troops in Retreat From Foothills on Chinese Border

SOVIET PRESS CLAIMS REDS TO TAKE TIBET   Chinese Regime Held Planning ‘Liberation’  Of Isolated Nation

Russians Claim Tibet Will Join Communist Set  Primitive Territory, Site OF Shanari-La.   Primitive Territory, Site Of Shangri-La, Ruled By Dalai Lama

Changes in ECA Proposed Today By GOP Senator   Communist Hearing Is Attracting Attention in Capital; Supercarrier Said ‘Dead.’

Seal of Quality . Bill Introduced   Has Voluntary Feature; Tax Deficiency Up

Still Trusts In U.N.   Best Hope for Peace In Vigilance of Freedom-Loving Nations  Of World, Says Hull

Korea Warned To Keep Word,  Boost Economy   U.S. Waves ECA Aid Clul Over ‘Shaky’ Regime Of Svne@man Rhee

New Wildcat To Be otaked Lewis opuds   No. 1 Rutland In Cement Field Is New Offset Test

Diplomats Showing More Cheerfulness   Expect Severe Military Tests; Think Worst Diplematic Crisis Has Passed

U.S. OPTIMISM GROWING OVER SOUTH KOREA  American Diplomats. 2 USM ene ey, BEN, cr SE eee   American Diplomats. However, Believe Severe Military Tests Are Ahead.

U.S. Diplomats Now Believe Russians Will Keen Hands Off in Korean War

U.S. Diplomats More Optimistic Now Over War Threat in Korea  U. S. Still Faces Big Military Test, R.4 ie ee > ea

SVIELY DEL ga,vUN  Douglas County's Total in Cancer Drive Stands at $4,662.12

TOPPED BY $1,00   Douglas County's Total it Cancer Drive Stands at  $4,662.12

Democrats Hail Vote In House   Smoother Sailing Fo Truman’s Program Forecast Following House Victory

Cerman Election Gives Biq Gains To Socialists   Victories Will Be Taken As Protests by Voters Against Rearming

German Socialists Score Big Gains In Bavarian Voting  Donenmin wai   “Rearmament Critics Run Strong Second For Parliament

Big Gains Reported Scored By West German Socialists At Bavarian State Elections

West German Rearmament Foes Score Bio Gains In Sunday Bavarian Vote

Department Says Parity Is Running Above Last Year   Rural Retail Price Level Advances 3 Per Cent Since Fall

PARITY FARM PRICES BOOSTED   HIGHER SUPPORT PRICES SEEN FOR THIS YEAR'S CROPS

JUMP IN FARM PRICES AWAITED   Government Supports Will Be Increased With Upturn In Agricultural Outlook.

5-Mile Drive Rolls Toward Power Center  Senunik Eneeen Puck   South Korean Push Carries 11 Miles Alone East Coast

Punch Within Eight Miles Of Chosin Reservoir   Destroy 7 Battalions Of Chinese Commie:

Only Fight Miles From Big Power Plant; Destroy Seven of Nine Red Battalions in Area; Chinese Mass 40,000 for New Drive

Seventh Marines Score Advances   Fight Their Way to Within Five Miles of Communists’ Huge Hydro-Electric Plant Near Frontier; Chinese Reds Mass on Central Front.

Expected to Attempt to Split Allied Armies in Korea   _ U.S. Marines Within Eight Miles .- . Of Key Chosin Reservoir Aftar Battle

5-Mile Drive Rolls Toward Power Center   South Korean Push Carries 11 Miles Alonw Fact Coast

REDS MASSING: FOR ATTEMPT TO SPLIT ALLIES   Marine Advance Only Major Ground Action Reported

Forty Thousand Enemies Creeping Into Mountains To West In Atternpt To Split Allies.

U.S. Forces Near Big Chosin Water  Power Installation   Seventh Marine Regiment Destroys Seven Of Nine Chinese Red Battalions Defending Chosin; 40,000 Communists Massed In West For Attempt To Split Allies

 _pusH ov—  Regiment Advances Five Miles   SOUTH KOREANS ALSO GAIN

Leathernecks Destroy 7 Chinese Battalions Along Northeast Front   Reds Believed Massing Troops In Western Sector to Split U.N. Forces— Allied Air Offensive Continues.

Patrols Thought Near Reservoir In Chosin Area   7 of 9 Battalions Guarding Installation Believed Destroyed

Marines Push Forward Five Miles in Korea   40,000 Enemy Troops Believed About to Attack

Reds Mass For Major Offensive   Leathernecks Wipe Out Most Of One Chinese Division

Seven Chinese Battalions Are Badly Mauled   Chosin Power Planta Goal Of New Advance; Reds Massing Troops

Red Buildup Still Mystery  Heavy Air Strikes _ Help Ground Troops

SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS LUNGE FIFVEN MILES   BY EARNEST HOBERECHT UP Staff Correspondent

a pe eel re  Senator Urges Making Labor Unions Subject To National Anti-Trust Laws

Short Pit Week — Leads to Demand   Robertson Reveals Results Of Industry Probe

Congress Clamors For Government Interv ention In Lewis’ ThreeDay Week In The Mines,

Robertson To Urge Anti-Trust Action  Against Unions   Claims Acute Shortages Of Coal Wil! Seriously Affect Entire Nation: Reports To Senate Committee Tuesday

Senator Raps Short Mine Week, Urges Action By Congress   Democrat Robertson To Call For Law Placing Labor Unions Under Antitrust Acts In Some Cases In Coal Probe Report

Anti-Trust Laws Asked For Unions   Senate Coa! Prober Critizes UMW Head For Production Slack

Anti-Trust Law on Unions Urged   Democrat Aims Act at John L. Lewis

Senate Coal Prober Hits At Lewis  Wants Anti-Trust Laws To Apply To Labor Unions

WOULD PLACE UNIONS UNDER ANTI-TRUST   Senator Robinson Is Ready to Urge Action Through Conpress

Prober Asks Anti-Trust Law Charge:   Retail Dealers Meet To Discuss Full Production

Churchill Objects To Secrecy   Attlee Accused Of Nat Sharing Facts ‘Known Yo Russians’

Blasts Policy In Remov: ing Potential War Industries From Germany When Europe’s Defense Requires Them

‘DISEASE SPREAD FEARED  2,000 Bodies Unburied In Shell-Shattered Seoul

White House Speech Writer Member Of Communist Partv. Senator Charges

$8,000,000,000 _Already Is Spent For U.S. Detense   ‘Government Will Deman:  $10,000,000,000 More OF Next Congress

Elevator Man Is King Of Park Ave., ‘But He Refuses Work Unless Raised

Gotham Coeped in Swanky Cliffs  ee x ee +  Even Mailman Stays From His Appointed "Rounds Ae Blaaatnyr Danorninaves fon Chet an Sretbo

Elevator Man King. 100,000 Apartment D Dwellers  Affected By Worker Strike

STRIKE HALTS N.Y. ELEVATORS   SERVICE EMPLOYES IN 1,900 APARTMENT HOUSES DEMAND WAGE KAISF.

Boy Dalai Lame Flees Lhasa  Tibet Capital Le: To Pro-Red Faction

if IAAT Dasara UM, FUG  Insurance, Says Tydings   Millikan Expects Approval Of His

Gas Well Fire In Renovo Field Burns Equipment Valued At Over $80,000

Gas Well Near Renovo Burns   Arrival of Group of Fire-Fighting Experts From Texas Awaited; Flame: From 6,180-Ft. Well Shoot Into Air

1.99 Will Be Support Price For 90 Wheat   Omaha Terminal Rate Is $2.21: County Prices Not Yet Set

Bound Body of Missouri Boy  Found in River  Three Playmates Are Held for Hearing on

Murder Charge Filed ‘Against Three Youths   Find Bound Body of Companion in River.

Find Bov's Bodv in Mississioni  Playmates Had Bound His Hands. Leas With Laces

Skelton Man Volunteers i State's Reserves Can  Join Their Old Outfits

iSkelfon Man Volunteers aor ees  Siate’s Reserves Can Join Their Old Outfits

KwKKK x PRAVDA SAYS ‘RED CHINA CHARGING U. S. FORCES WITH BORDER: VIOLATIONS

Air Caused  Death, Says New Yorker   Official Is Star State Witness at Sander Mercy Trial.

TRUMAN GIVEN LIMITED POWER IN AMENDMENT   lower Chamber “Fails To Follow White Mauen Plan

House Votes on Wage and Price Controls Issue  Action Governed by Cost of Living Index

House Ties Wage, Price Controls To Living Cost   Little Opposition To Amendment for Automatic Control

Automatic Plan  For Wage, Price Controls Voted  House Tentatively Adopts Mandatory Cost Index Idea

Opposed to Automatic Controls   President Says Curbs Would be Invitation to Rise

Automatic Price Curbs Favored  House Would Use BLS Index For Controls

‘Give Truman  Free Hand’   Symington Believes Should Have All Control Power

House Votes Tentatively for Wage, Price Controls Based on Cost Index

LOOK WITH FAYOR ON SOME’ CONTROLS   House Votes Tentatively te Put in Curb on Wages and Prices   WATCH LIVING COSTS

Controls To Depend On  Living Cost   House Votes Tentative Amendment On Wage. Price Controls Bill

House Votes for Automatic Controls Over Wages, Prices   Would Have Lid Go on When Cost of Living Rises to Certain Level.

Lids Would Be Automatic House Would Base Controls or Rise in Cost-of-Living Index

House Approves Automatic Wage Price Controls   Vote Is Tentative On Cost-Of-Living  Based Amendment

House Okays Move to Tie Wage-Price Controls to Cost of Living Index

House Would Peg Controls To Price Index   Chief U. S. Economic Mobilizer Pleads For Flexible Curb System

Price Control Linked to Cost Index by House   Discretion Withheld From President on Labor Disputes Also

Plan Based OnBLS Index Of U.S. Costs   Automatic Reins Planned; Truman  Power Threatened

House Plan On Controls Is Opposed   President Completely Opposed To System For Imposition Of Automatie Controls

Symington Urge: Full Controls for President   Free Hand on Prices, Wages. Rationing Is Advocated

HOUSE PREFERS FREEZE PEGGED TO LIVING COST   Truman Forces Voted Down; But Result Could Change On Roll Call

House Votes For Alarm Clock Control Law   Bill Would Put Clamps On When Prices Jump 5%

House Votes Clamp After 5 Pct. Hike   Tentative Plan Would Be Based On Living Index

Public Information May be Kept Free   House Tentatively Exempts Press, Radio, Films From  Standby Controls.

Congress in Better Mood On Truman  Gloomy Wor News Gives Lame Duck Session New Life

Kasy Credit Stop Orders Put In Effect   Action First Use Of Control Power   Autos, Household Goods Put Under Ruling; Business Buying Restricted

A Clamp > On Credit Hoarding.   Twin Orders Aim At Checking: Inflation — And Saving Essential Material for Defense

Credit Curbs Seen Cutting Time Buying   Heavy Penalties Set For Violations And Terms Are Tighter

Home Front Ban On Easy Credit In Effect Today  : ont f mambo!   First Control Orders Issued Under New Law

Over-Buvi ing To Result in Prosecutions   Installment Buying Rules Tichtened, Too

Curbs on Credit And Inventories fective Today   Orders Designed to Check Inflation, Save Scarce Materials

U.S. Imposes Hoarding and  Credit Curbs   Controls on Buying, Inventory Begun to Check Inflation and Conserve Searcities

Credit Controls,  Inventory Curbs Placed in Effect  Government Take: Initial Steps for

Controls Put Into Effect Today By Govt.  Orders Will Halt Easy Consumer Credit, Hoarding

U.S. Clamps Down On Credit Buying In First Use Of Home Front Controls

Curb Of Easy  Buying Put Into Effect   Installments And ALong-Time Plans Curtailed in U. S.

Over-Easy Credit Buying, Hoarding of Scarce (Materials Officially Halted by Government

Government Today Puts Brakes On Over-Easy Credit and Over-Eager Buying by Business

CREDIT CURBS 0 IN EFFECT.   Aimed To Check Infla tion And Conserve Scarce Items

U. S; Order Cuts Buying. Easy Credit   Control ‘Powers Put in Operation

Stop Orders Hit Over-Easy Credit Today   Home Front Controls Slapped on Credits, Over. Eager Buying By  Businesemon

Federal Curbs On Hoarding, Credits Start   Year in Prison, $10,000 Fine Violation Penalties

Eager Buying Curb Ordered In Washington   Home Front Controls Put In Effect

EASY CREDIT IN U. §. 1S ENDED   First Actual Use Of Home Front Controls Put Into Effect

PUTS aTOP 10 EASY CREDIT, HEAVY BUYING   Business Held to “Working” Inventories; Installment Loans Reduced.

Easy Credit To Consumers Ended By Government   Stop Orders Also Issued Against Over-Eager Buying By Bucinecemen

Credit Rules Take Effect   Ban Also Instituted Against Stockpiling

Curbs To Half Inflation And Save Material  Limits Placed On Business Stocks, Lana-Term Buvina

Civilian Curbs On Easy Credit, Hoarding Start  Anti “Inflation Bill

Government ‘Stop’ Orders Into Effect   Measure To Halt Over Easy Buying, Hoarding Of Searce Materials

Credit Controls And Stop Orders Effective Today   Checking Inflation And Saving Needed Material Are Aims

Installment Buying Curbs Start Today   Seek to Check Inflation And To Conserve Materials

Control Powers fo Check Inflation and Conserve Scarce Material Now in Force

Credit Controls Go Into Effect  First Use Of New Home Front Power

Control Orders, Limit Credit, Seller Supplies   First Control Measures Placed In Operation

EFFECTIVE TODAY  Tougher Credit Restrictions Seek To Control US Buying

Consumers and Businessmen Arv Placed Undes New Ruling; Stiff Penalties Are Enforceable by Authorities

Credit Rules on. Buying Tightened by Government  U.S. Aims to Check  "Inflation, Conserve

RESTRICTIONS ON CREDIT, HOARDING PUT INTO EFFECT   ARE INTENDED TO CHECK INFLATION, SAVE MATERIALS

Credit Lid Clamped on Home Front   Control Measure Into Effect Today as Move To Check Inflation,  Csanserve Moatarintc

HOME FRONT CONTROLS PUT INTO EFFECT   Easy Credit Out; Hoarding of Scarce Materials Prohibited.

Brakes Applied To Easy Credit; Fi - New Curb  usinessmen eeytn   Over-Eager Buying By Businessmen Also Stopped.

Stop Orders In Effect Against Too Easy Credit   Controls Aim to Check Inflation, Save Ma. terials for Defense

Government Puts “Stop” Orders On Over-Easy Credit  To Consumers And Over-Eager Buying By Businessmen

Government Puts Curb on Easy Credit   First Home Front Control Seeks to Restrain Inflation

Scaree Materials Are Listed in New Rule By Commerce De pt   Penalties Call For Fines. Jail   Curbs on Installment Credit for Consumer Goods in Effect Today

Employ Force If Necessary Says Truman   Lashes Out Against! Communism, ‘Sham Atomic Accord’

Speaks Out Against Sham Atom Control   President Names Communism As Deadly Enemy

U.S. Must Be Ready to Repel Reds--Truman   President Raps Shan Agreements on Atomic Control

TRUMAN SPEAKS AGAINST “SHAM” ATOM CONTROLS   Warns Must Be Ready to Use Force Against Communism.

AMERICA IS READY TO EMPLOY FORCE AGAINST ATTACK   COMPARES PRESENT SITUATION WITH WASHINGTON’S TIME

“Don'tTreadOn Us,” President Warns Russia   U. S. Allies Must Fight, If Necessary, He States In Washington Day Speech

Opposes Sham Agreement’ On Weapons Control   Democracy Must Be Defended, President Says In Virginia

President In New Blast At Communism  Says U. S. Must Be Ready to Use Force Aaainst the Reds

Free Nations Must Be Set To Use Force   Truman Speaks Against ‘Sham’ Atomic Treaty

Truman Calls on Free Nations To Use Force if Needed To Halt Communism   Better Diplomatic Treatment Souaht

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President Says Atom Control Without Inspection ‘a Sham’   Frankly Declares Russia Potential Enemy of Americc

Must be Ready To Use Force, Says Truman  President Speaks Against ‘Deadly Atenck’ af: Bade

Truman Says Free Nations Must Meet Deadly Red Attack   Calls Russ Plan Of Atom Control A ‘Sham Agreement

Truman Left No Doubt on Russia   In Straight from Shoulder Talk on U. S. Foreign  Policy   BLASTS AT COMMUNISM   President Was Speaker at Unveiling of Washineton Statue

Truman Oppose: Any “Sham” Atomic Pact  Erea Nations Told   Free Nations Told Democracy Must Be Defended Fully

U. S. Must be Ready to Use Force Against Reds   Truman Speaks Out Against Sham Atom Agreement: Tells Red’s Aims

Truman Flays Russ Methods   Use of Force to Defend Democracy Sometimes Necessary. Savs President

Truman Opposes Any “Sham” Atomic Pact  Free Nations Told Democracy Must Rea Nafandasl E.:vajlly

Raps “Sham Agreement” on A-Bomb   President Speaks at Unveiling of Statue’ of Georqe Washington

Sham Agreement on Atom Control Rapped by President in Speech Calling for Defense of Democracy

President Describes Communism As An Instrument Of An Armed Imperialism

Truman Says U.S Must Be Ready To Use Foree   Reminds World Aim Of Nation  Te Rar Peace

U.S. Must Be Prepared To  Use Foree  Truman Hits at “Sham Agreement.”

Truman Speaks Out Against Any Sham Aqreement   Describes Communism as an Instrument of Force; U. S. Prepared

Truman Wams Communism May Force Conflict.   Democracies Must Be Ready for Force, Nation Told

Free Nations Should Be Prepared to Fight Communism Attack   President Truman Gives What He Terms a “Straight From the Shoulder” Talk on U. S. Foreign Policy in’ Address at Alexandria, Va.

Truman Says U.S. May Have To Use Force   President Speaks out Against Control of  Atomic Weapons by “Sham Agreements”

READINESS TO WARD OFF REDS URGED BY TRUMAN   United States And Other Free Nations Must Be Prepared To Use Force If Necessary Against “Deadly Attack” Of Communism, President Declares In Washington’s Birthday Talk On Foreign Policy—Opposes Any “Sham Agreement” On Atomic Control

FORCE WOULD COMBAT REDS   President, in Washington Day Address, Stresses Threots Of Communism

PRESIDENT SAYS DEFENSE NEEDED AGAINST ATTACK   Declares America And Other Free Nations Must Be Prepared To Repel Deadly Blows From Communistic Countries.

President Warns Free Men of Need To Fight Enemies  Talk at Alexandria Cites Threats from Communistic Foes

TWO HURT IN CLARION C0   2 Highway ‘Mishaps Rail Fatality Are Recorded

Announce Boost In Most Local Telephone Rates   New Rates Will Become Effective After Auaust 10

EFFECTIVENESS STILL IN DOUBT  Russia Reported Moving Close To Hydrogen Bomb Production

Potter Calls For Funds To Fight Lamprey  More Work Outlined To Save Lake Trout   Joh Gettine Biercer

Ask Increase In Funds To Fight. Lamprey      Progress Being Made In Halting Depredations Of Eels In The Great Lakes  Reaion

Aged Wome: Trapped On Upper Floor   Rural Area ts Scene Of Destructive Blaze; Fam ily Almost Wiped Out  In Albany Fire.

Supreme Court Refuses to Altar Georgia Primary   Justices Douglas and Black Protest Bitterly The Decision Made

“Miss Texas’ Contest Marred By Death  Young Girl Electrocuted In Rehearsal Of Beauty Pageant

SPY ARRESTS I FBI ROUNCUP   Capital Hill Sources Believe Federal Agency Wil Establish Link Between U. 8. Ring and Canadian Spy Probe of 1946.

Conaressional Sources Look For New Arrests  AA.... Peus.tJ?.k F*.. ki   May Establish Link With Canadian Probe Developed In 1946

RAINS BLOCK HIGHWAYS   Occasional Showers Are Forecast For Sunday

New Floods Hit Kansas   Downpours Push Rivers Out in Northeast Area: More Rains Predicted

AKRON GIRL WEDS ELK POINT MAN IN CHURCH CEREMONY   Miss Shirley Koplin And - Robert Bolton Take Vows January 15:

ALCESTER CHURCH IS THE SCENE OF A PRETTY WEDDING   Miss Audrey Hongslo And Richard Ball, Jr. Take Vows July 16

PRETTY WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED AT AKRON CHURCH   ‘Miss JoAnn Nygard And Andrew Schipper Wedded Saturday

AKRON GIRL AND LE MARS MAN ARE MARRIED FRIDAY   ‘Miss‘Norma Jean Kallsen And William Borchers Take Nuptial Vows

RFC Loan Cheeked By Senate   Lawmen Discover One Of Directors  Now Millionaire

U.S. Reds Admit Party  In Deciine   Registered Members About 47,000 Says  National Committee

Communists Lose Ground In America   Party Membership Dropping Rapidly U.S. Reds Admit

Number of Reds Fewer in Nation   Party Gives Report on Strength; Won't Exceed 47,000.

mmmunist Rats Leave Sinking Party Ship {Reds Admit Members Down, Organization Shaken

‘Committee Asks For Some Change la Gourt System   Suggests Reform In State Set Up - OF TP. Courts

55 Die As Big _ Plane Crashes   Luxury Liner Plunges to Earth In Desert Wastes of Eqypt

23 AMERICANS KILLED 99 Die as Constellation Falls in Egypt Wilds 

CITIZENSHIP OF BRIDGES IS REVOKED   Federal Court Grants Motion of Government to Revoke Naturalization  of CIO Labor Leader.   BRIDGES FACING TERM IN PRISON   Australian-Born Man Convicted of Perjury in Statement He Was Not a Communist.

Court Opens Way To End Bridges’ U. S. Citizenship   Government Plea To Revoke Papers Of Unionist Granted

Bench Okays Bridges Ouster  ClO Longshore Head To Lose Citizenshio

Court Grants a Motion on Bridges   Move to Revoke Citizenship Based on Labor Leader’s Recent Perjury Conviction

BRIDGES LOSES CITIZEN RIGHTS   Federal Court Revokes American Citizenship Of Convicted Perjurer..

Citizenship of Bridges Is Revoked   Follows Conviction of Longshore Leader on False Swearing Count

Harry Bridges’ Citizenship Is Revoked   Federal Court Rules Labor Chief Has Lost Right to Remain an American

Government's » Plea Wins Out On West Coast   Perjury Conviction Basis of Revocation

British Official  Blames MacArthur  For Korean Crisis Says Allies Should  Not Have Driven to Manchurian Border

Eisenhower Will Take Any Uniformed Job   But North Atlantic Post Not ‘Proposed’ In Talk With Truman

General ‘Ike’ Available for Europe Post   No Offer Yet, Says Educator Following White House Talk

Ike and Truman In Conference   West Europe Command Not Mentioned, But Speculation Grows

Eisenhower, Ready to Take Any Assignment Given Him,Says — Truman Made No Direct Proposal

“Willing to Take Any Assignment  ‘Ike’ Tells Trumar  No Direct Offer To Head Western  Matfance Hea Save

No Direct Proposal To Take Top N. Atlantic Defense Post, Savs ‘Ike’

General Gives President His Personal Word   Two Confer on Defense Job at White House But 12 Nations to Decide

Eisenhower Talks With President, Says  No Decisions Reached on Defense Post

Eisenhower Ready For Any Duty Call  Talk with Truman Brings No Offer

lke Assures Truman He's Willing To Take on Any Military Assignment

Special Senate Committee Coming To Missouri fo lrvestigate Crime   Investigator Reports He Has Found Conditions ‘Too Big’ For Him to Handle Alone; Senators Plan To Hojd Open Hearings on Evidence

Victory in Sight in Month-Old Fight ‘Aaainst Devastating Red River Flood

Chicago Out To Clean Up Clip Joints   Drive Touched Off When Two Visitors, Beaten Up After Being ‘Taken’ At Bar, Go to Police

Beating Of Businessmen Leads To Chicago Crime Group Demanc For Fair Deal For City Visitors

PACT POWERS: URGEDBYU.S. TO REARM NOW:   Spofford Voices Call As Council Session Gets Under Way

U.S. Asks Pact  Nations Rearm   Speed Is Termed Essential At Council Meeting

Atlantie Pact Nations Urged To Rearm Now   U. S. Asks Action as Bar to New Red Stab On Pattern of Korea

Rearm Speedily, Warning of US   Urges North Atlantic Pact Members to Act

Atlantic Paet Nations Urged To Arm Quickly   Speed Asked As Means Of Averting Another ~ Communist Attack

—ACCIDEN T— Train Wreck At Erie, Pa., Injures 40  NYC Flyer Hits Derailed Oil Car ,

Express Train Explodes Oil Car in Crash   Between 40 and 50 Are Injured in Flaming Wreckage Near Erie

40 To 50 Hurt As Fast Train  Rams Tank Cat   Explosion Rocks Erie After Mishap; Reports Show No One Killed

EXPLOSION ROCKS MIDTOWN ERIE  At Least 40 Hurt  In Train Collision

40-50 Injured But Miraculously No One Is Killed— Jack - Knifed Tank Gar Wrecks Flying Passencer Train

‘Near Miss’ In Train Crash   Between 40 and 50 Injured, but None Critically and None Killed in Erie Wreck

Fiyer Rips Into Derailed Oil Car   No One Is Hurt But Blast Shakes Town

Steel Cars Keep Fire On Outside   40 To 50 Hurt As Flver Smashes Into Derailed Tank Car

Train Plows Into Derailed Car At Erie   Ferty To 50 Persons Hurt But No One Killed When New York Central Flyer Strikes Oil Tank Car

NYC Flyer Rams Derailed Oil Car Sets Off Blast: None Fatally Hurt

40 to 50 Persons Injured As Crack Flyer Plows Into Wrecked Freight   Witnesses Report It Exploded In Air  Large Meteor Flames Through Skies Over Indiana, Tennessee

N. Y. Central Flyer Strikes Derailed Car   Resulting Fire Extinguished; Only One Car Upsets

Railroad Crash Sets Off Fire: Fifty Injured   Passengers Escape Death in Wreck At 60 MPH Clip

40 Hurt When-Boston-Chicago Train Crashes, Explodes Oil Tank Car

Train Wreck and Blast Rocks Erie  Nearly 50 injured   Nearly 50 injured When New York Central Flyer Hits Derailed Oj} Tanker

Passenger Train Hits Tank Car, QInjured =  NYC Train Smashes Into Derailed Freight In Cantar af Epia.

Crack NYC Train Crashes Into Derailed Tank Car At Erie: 40 To 50 Injured

EY WHNLY.C.— Explosion Shakes rie, Pa.   FIRE REACHES ONLY ONE CAR

Passenger Train Smashes Into Oil Tank Car Setting Off Explosion  And Fire In Erie, Pensylvania

Express Hits Oil Tanker; Many Hurt   All-Steel_ Construction Of Passenger Cars On N. Y, Central Averts Catastrophe

Many Hurt But None Killed In Rail Crash In Heart Of Erie, Pa.  New York Central Flver Plaws Into Derailed    New York Central Flyer Plows Into Derailed Oil Tank Car; Explosion Rocks City’s Midtown: Fire Follows Mishap.

Mile-A-Minute Railroad Train Hits Tank Car   Miraculously No One Killed, Though From 40 to 50 Are Injured

Train Hits Oil Tank Car; Near Fifty Injured   No One Killed As Explosion is Caused at Erie

SENATE GROUP IS STALLING VOTE ON VETO   Filibuster Tactics On Anti-Red Bill Still. In Progress

Frisco Train Wrecked: One Dead, 13 Hurt   Switch ‘Deliberately Opened’, Official of Railroad Declares

SHIVERS LEADS TEXAS VOTING   Early Returns Give Governor Wide Lead in Bid for Office

Texas Elections Held Yesterday   Governor Shivers Leading Opponents

Lewis and Operators Agree to [ry Again for Accord   UMW Chief's Order to Go Back to Jobs Scorned by Membership; Violence Is Reported in Pennsylvania, West Virginia

LEWIS AGREES TO NEW TALKS ON WEDNESDAY   Roving Pickets Halt Production, Defy Work Edict

Atlantic Storm East of Miami  Hurricane Drifts Slowly. Lachesc Shins

CLEARS MURDER CHARGE   Court Martial Acquits Corporal in Death of German Vioman

QUAKERTOWN, AD, GIRL AWARDED SETTLEMENT   Minor Plaintiff Gets $500 Of $788 Agreement   OAKFORD DEFENDANT

Medical, Hospital Expenses For Girl of 10 Years Total $288   COUNTY COURT CASE

TALKS LIKE CANDIDATE   Acts Like One at Watertown and May Be One by Weekend

Australian Upholds Use Of A-Bombs   Anti-Red Speaker Counters Russian Outlaw Proposal

Australia OK’ A-Bomb Use For Defense   Aggression Is Greatest Crime, Must Be Made Tough, U.N, Is Told

A. Bombing of Invaders Supported   Must Make Way of Aggressor Hard, Australian Insists

In U.N. Speech  Australian Approves \. Bomb Use Against All Averession

Defends Atom Weapons’ Use   Justified to be Utilized Against Aggression: Australian Asserts.

SOVIET PLAN IS OPPOSED BY AUSTRALIA   Russian Sincerity Is Questioned By Assembly Speaker

Use of Atomic Weapons to Halt Attack Defended by Australian   Foreign Minister. Sender, in Opposition  To Russian Proposal, Tells U.N. Group Agoression Itself Most Heinous Crime: .

Spender Says Atomic Bomb Use Justified   Australien Declares Aggression Itself Most Heinous Crime Against Humanity !

Aussie Envoy To U.S. For Using A-Bomb   Declares Nations Starting Wars Should Be Paid Off With Its Horrors

Australian, Terming Aggression Greatest Crime Against — Humanity, Defends Use of A-Bomb

Senate Group May Investigate Charges Against Gov. Dewey  Some Action Likely On Demo Claims of ‘Payoff’ Promises

Chiefs Discuss Procedure For Peace In Korea   Pattern May Be Set For Other Future Action; New Problems Loom In Path Of MacArthur

Unprecedented Situations Seen In Korean Situation Seeking New Peace

Korean Victory Brings Complex Peace Problem   Communist Policy Prevents Use of Red Government

—A COMPLEX SITUATION—  New Problems Faced In Shaping Peace In Korea

Face Complex Problems With Korean Peace  First Break In Empire Ruled @.. @...%24 §1..*.

Peace Poses Big Problem In Korea   it Will Be First Time Russia Lost Satellite

Complex Problems Involved In Steps To Bring Peace To Korea   May Become Pattern If Fringes Of Russian Empire Begin To Crumble

Lack Of Recognized Government In Korea To Cause Complex Problem For MacArthur

Phils 21. Underdogs i in: Series, : “Meet N. Y. in Onener Wednesday

30 Days Given For Lawyer To Appeal To U.S.  Supreme Court   Commutation Denied By Gov, Stevenson in Seger, Chapman Case

Believe Reds Fired  On Plane Over Sea   Swedish Naval Expert of Opinion Navy Craft Was Outside 12-mile Limit

Reds Downed U.S. Airplane 40) Miles Out   Swede Navy Expert Identifies Carriage  Of Lost Patrol Craft

Part of Lost Bomber Found In Baltic Sea   Swedish Expert Says He Believes Reds Shot Down U.S. Plane Outside 12 Mile Limit Soviet Zone

Thinks Plane Shot Over Open Sea _   Hit By Reds 28 Miles  Beyond Limits of Own ‘Waters, Swedish Navy Staff Expert Believes

N.H. Medical Board: Holds  Session on Sander Case Has Authority to Revoke or Suspend   Has Authority to Revoke or Suspend Licanse of Doctor Acquitted of Murder

SANDER’S CASE BEFORE BOARD   Powerful Group Function: Like Medical CourtMartial

Alan Hale Dies At ~— Age Of 57 Sunday   Well Known Movie Star Had Suffered From - i Liver Aillment

Alan Hale Dies At 57 From Virus Infection   Veteran Character Actor Contracts Cold Cn Location In Montana: In Movies 40 Years

Alan Hale, Actor, Dies   Contracts Cold During Recent Trip To Montana

Movie Actor © Alan Hale Dies  Cold Caught at Film Premiere Brings Deatt

Actor Alan Hale Dies In Hollywood   Succumbs To Liver Aiulment. Pneumonia

Whether To Employ A-Bomb In Korea Debated by Citizens   Situation Different Than 1945 When Truman Said He Thought It Would Not Be Needed

Pressure By knemy “AL  Along Line   Chochiwon Abandoned By Americans This Afternoon; Reds Use Infiltration Tacties

Risting Breaks Out in Vienna   Rail Communication  To West Cut OFF by   Communist-led Act

HEART OF VIENNA   Rail Communications Cu Between Capital and the West   TROUBLE OVER PRICE:

Red Riots Cut Off Vienna From West   Rail Links Broken; Soldiers Guard U. S. Army Hotel

iit Rights — Program Up F or House Test   Odds Appear to be Against Immediate White House Victory

CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRAM GETS INITIAL TEST  Oninian Te That Odds   Opinion Is That Odds Are Against Immediate Victory for Mr. Truman.

Civil Rights Program Due For Hearing   Truman Pledges To Fight For Plans ‘As Long As I Live’ -

Committee To Debate FEPCBill   Truman Pledges Lifelong Fight For Civil Rights

Staff Head Fails To Tell Congressmen Exactly  llow Much Wanted   No Report Given On Mobilization   Seeret Session Hears Two ) Leaders In Studying  Needs For War

Bank Bandits Net$116,250 In Arizona  Daring Robbery Staged by Pair Who Make Escape

Two Take $116,250 In Daring Holdup Of Arizona Bank   Robbery Is Biggest In State History; Search Is Widespread

Bank Robbers Grab $116,250  Pair Escape After Bold Phoenix Holdur

American Court Brands Red Zone Police Force Military —  Organization, Hate-Trained

‘People’s Police’ of Russian Zone Called Military Menace in Berlin

Police Of Red Berlin Rapped By U. 5. Judge  Officers Called A Part Of Hatred Policy of Russia

Police Force Is Trained On Hatred, Says  U.S. Court Judge   U.S. Court Judge Scores System In Soviet Zone

Representative Aspirants Concede Nomination  of Mansfield, D’/Ewart

Pledge U.S. Aid On Oil   American Companies Agree to Halt All Shipments to China

Emergency Meet Held By A-Panel   London Case Brings Washington Action

Three Hundred Big Industrial Plants In Pittsburgh Area May Have To Close Soon.

Spreading Coal Strike Slashes Steel Output  $0,000 Miners Remain Idle; ‘Lack of Fuel Perle Pawar

vourt Action to Halt Three-Day W e e k May Be Sought Today hy General Counsel Roht. Denham of NLRB.

$8,000 Coal Miners Idle: Govt. May Ask _Endot 3-Day Week      Fuel Shortages In Pittsburgh Threaten Power Cut In 300 Plants; NLRB Counsel Says Order May Be Sought In Court Today

New Thrusts Smash At 2 Vital Points   But Blow Expected From Waegwan Area 12 Miles From City

Korean War Hasn't Produced Humor — Its Not Funny When You Are Taking a Licking

Co-Eds Pass Bogus Checks for ‘Thrill’  Cleveland Police Arrest Two Girls

Dust Fills Kansas Skies   Visibility Cut to . _ Near Zero in Center Of State; Much of Oats Crop Blown Out

DUST. SNOW IN STATE   Report Visibility Less Than Block In Western Kansas

Annual Field Day In ’Grove Heights ‘Sunday, August 20  Gala att ities To en With

Annual Field Day In ’Grove Heights Sunday, August 20   Gala Festivities To Open With Street Parade

Battle Rages At Northeastern End Of Defense Line   South Korean Third Division In Danger Of Encirclement; Allies Gain Ground In Counter-Attacks:

Threaten to Encircle UN Division   Yanks Fight Reds for BattleScarred Peak

Saar Pact  Is Signed   French Grant Occupied Area More Self Rule in _ Return for Coal Rights

France Gives Title Of Republic To Saar In Return For Control Of Coal Mines

Divers Find  Sunken Golc  Old Spanish Galleon   Old Spanish Galleon Believed Located Off Coast of Scotland

U.S. Can Spare but 1 Division, Staff ChiefSays   82nd Airborne Is Only Unit Available For Korea, Collins Reveals

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Accused “Mercy Killer” To Be Arraigned Tomorrow

Phone Strikers Ready To Walk Picket Lines   Installers Seek Aid from Other Union Bodies

PHONE WORKERS ‘TO PICKET SOON   ‘Equipment ‘Installers’ Action Monday May Snarl Communications Service

Installation Union To Set Up Picket Lines   Most Of Nation’s Telephone Unions Have Decided Not To Cross Lines

TELEPHONE STRIKE IS IMMINENT   Pickets:May Take Action Monday To Knock Out Nationwide Service

Pickets Threaten Phones   installation Workore Decide On Picketing; Northwestern Bell System Settles

THREAT RENEWED   Planned Action Of Western Electric Workers May TieuD Entire Indiuetry   TELEPHONE EXCHANGES OF NATION TO BE PICKETED

Pickets May Tie Up Phone Lines Monday  Installation Units Act As Talks Fail

Phone Workers Decied fo Set Picket Lines  190 N00 Inctallation   10,000 Installation Workers To Picket Starting Monday

PHONE STRIKERS DECIDE 10 THROW ~ UP PICKET LINES   Decision of Leaders of Installation Workers Could Tie Up Service Throughout Nation,   NEW MOVE IS SET FOR 6 A. M. MONDAY   Majority of Bell System Em.ployes Have Indicated They Will Not Cross Lines,

Union Ready To Close All Bell Plants   Installers On Strike Decide On Action To Take Effect Mouday

Workers Will Not Violate Pickets  Majority Had Indefinitely  Postnoned Strike Wednesday

wA  a! el  GETS PLAQUE, $50—  Tribune Carrier Ackland Honored By DiMaggio

Probe Prices Of New Cars   U.S. Grand Jury Inquiry Underway In Chicago Area

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‘House Passes War Aid Bill   17 Billions 1o Win Korea War AHolticd

House Approves $16.7 Billion for Korean War   Emergency Measure to Arm Free World Passes by 311 to 

HOUSE VOTES $16,771,384,479 ~ JO WIN WAR   Emergency Measure Passes 311 To One

Go-Ahead Given On German Arms   U.S. Troops Will Accompany “Ike”

12 Nations Agree on Pact Army   Eisenhower Willi Command Force With German  Troops Included

Big Problem Now Is Persuading German: To Share in Defense   Gen. Ike to Leave For Europe Soon to Set Up Headquarters

Pact Nations OK Rearming W. Germany   Agree Upon Defending ‘Sie Of 750,000 With  any lo Furnish samen. If Willing.

CAR TIPPED OVER   Collision at Fourth and Perry Damaves Both Vehicles

—s) a Abe 1a  CAR TIPPED OVER   Collision at Fourth and Perry Damages Both Vehicles

Blast Blamed In Air Tragedy   Debris Recovered From Lake Michigan, Witnesses Tell of Explosion

Remains of DC-4 Found Over Four-Mile Area  Officials Think Plane   Officials Think Plane Exploded in Storm Over Lake Michigan

ABC Board Talks Over Campaign   Discusses Drive By Southeastern States To Halt Bootlegging

BOARD STRIKES AT BOOTLERRERS   State Organization Discusses How To Prevent Then: From Getting Manufactured Liquor.

aac aa a ean a  Plane Crash Survivors  Not Found   Still NoTrace Of 58 Passengers Aboard Vanished Aircraft   BIGGEST CRASH YET

Hope Given Up For Airliner With 58 Aboard  Northwest Airlines Plane Vaniched In

FEAR 80 DIED IN NORTHWEST PLANE CRASH   Loss of All Aboard Would Make It Worst U. S. Air Disaster.

Defy. Both Lewis And Government By Staying Out   370.000 Said Determined To, Continue $trike If Work Pact Not. Signed

Auto Workers Toss Ford Plan At Chrysler  Pension Funding   Pension Funding Agreement Used As Wedge by CIO  ee ee EN eR CNT TET

Sheldons, Twice Targets Of Gunmen, To Ride Unquarded To Funeral Of Brother

Roy Shelton Buried Today  Relatives Will Ride Inaquarded in Funeral

ELABORATE  FUNERAL AT FAIRFIELD   Big Earl and Nephews Little Earl and Little Carl to Ride Unguarded te Cemetery.   ROY 3RD BROTHER TO DIE IN AMBUSH   Brother-in-Law Guy Pennington Says He Expects Pond Creekers to Get Him, Rest of Clan.

Judge Means Rules in Firs! , _ Liquor Case Under  New Law   FINES DEFENDANT $500

IN TERM OPENER   Judge Means Rules in First _ Liquor Case Under New Law   FINES DEFENDANT $506

Hand-to-Hand Battle Rages For Bastion   Casualties Heavy With Entire Korean Front Aflame

SEEK 10 START CONSTRUCTION EARLY IN 1951   Commission Approves Paw Paw River Diversion  Plans

PLANS 10 DEFEND FORMOSA MADE   CHIANG REPORTS BASIS LALD FOR U. S.CHINESE MILITARY CO-OPERATION,

Chiang Declares Basis Of Military Cooperation Laid   Chinese Communists Call For Attack on Formosa  As Talks There End

U.S. - Chinese Defense Plan Agreed Upon   Chiang And MacArthur Reported To Have Reached Accord

RUSSIA AGAIN ASKS U. N. SEAT RED CHINA   ‘Discloses She Is Retur ning te United Nations to Renew Fight on Behalf of Communists.   MArthur Tells Chiang U. S. Will Win; Rejects Troop Offer

This Is For Believers Only—  Bilingual Santa Claus Quickly Makes Little German Girl Forget Her Fears

Journal, Star  Are Combined   New Corp. Formed Consolidating Two Lincoln Newspapers

Fireman In Los Angeles Breaks Leg !n —~ 47. €.. Abané Eire Aid Methods

Putnam Jury To Review FOE Indictment  Judge Slaybaugh Orders Bills Of   attnoastooae tt. A

FOE Charges Sent Back to Grand Jury   Goldstein Indictment Killed By Court at Ottawa Monday

Asks Ottawa Jury To Ament Eagle Charges   Judge Slaybaugh Orders Particulars On High Officers

Kunkel Charges Duff Extravagant   Also Says Governor Evades Issues; Cooke  Also Criticizes Duff

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Reopen Investigation, War-time Uranium Shipments

TWO ARE TRAPPED BY MINECAVE-IN   100 WORKERS ATTEMPI RESCUE OF BROTHERS THOUGHT STILL ALIVE

Europe Arms Aid to Cost Billions   Administration May Ask Funds to Aid in Production

BILLIONS NEEDED FOR WEST ARMS   Gov’t Request Expected For Funds to Increase European Production

Set-Sights Higher  For Arming Europe  Washington Parleys Working Out Figures

U. S. Billions Bid Seen to Arm Europe   Request for Added Funds Expected By Truman in 1951

Billions More For European Aid Proposed   British And French Economic Chiefs To Visit Washinaton

BILLIONS == AID TO BUILD ARMS SEEN IN VISITS   British And French Are In Washington To Seek  Financial Assist

Europe May Receive Aid For Arms  Defense Officials Rush Preparations

LARGER FUND FOR EUROPE ARMS IS SEEN   English, French Head: Arrive This Week  For Conferences

Daughter.Of 19th Presiden Dies At 82  Mrs, Hayes Lived ’ At Bryant Pond

CALLS FOR SACRIFICE Sawyer Squelches Dreams Of Easing War Pressure

‘50 Corn Yield Is Increased To 42 Bushels   County Agent Ups Estimate Five Bushels Per Acre

Corn Estimate  Goes Up To 34   County Agent Sutton Raises His Forecast From 33 Bushels

Another 6. . Risk Dividend In Prospect   Women to Be Drafted Into Polish Army

ATTY. Bat BANYON REGS PEST   Press of Business Forces Resignation As Assistant Prosecutor

Rush for Haircuts; Expensive Triumph;  ‘Chain Prayer’ Idea   REDS DELAY TRAINS

Designed To Pave Way For Later Trial  Three ‘Bra Brigade’ Members Go On Trial at Miami Today

Says West Must Organize Military Might   Acheson Urges Solons To Support Plan To Match Reds’ Strength

Congress Gets Acheson Report   Organize Wes He Proposes   Only Way to Block Soviet, Official Says

NO IMMEDIATE WAR THREAT INDICATED   Says Action Must Be Taken To Check Russian Power   STRENGTHENING   Of Atlantic Treaty Urged; Balanced Collective Military Force Proposed

Bolster Atlantic Pact Nations Or Admit Failure Secretary Says   Urges Lawmakers to Back Course Approved By  Truman, Johnson

Cites Need To Balance Allied Arms   Nations Must Bolater Partnership. Achesor Telis Congressmen

‘ACHESON TELLS CONGRESS WEST MUST STAY STRONG   Secretary Of State, Reporting On Recent Cold War Strategy Talks In London, Declares Growing Power Of Russia Can Only Be Met By Organizing Military Might Of Western Nations Into “Balanced Collec tive Forces ”’

Power Is Only Way To Peace, Acheson Says   Nations Must Meet Russian Threat

London Cold War Policy Outlined   Balanced Force To Stop Reds Mojcr Concern

CONGRESS TOLD MILITARY AIMS SET FOR WEST   Acheson Asks Support  } In Organizing Pow er Of Free Nations  Against Soviet reat.

Secretary Asks National Support Of New Western Military Plan: ‘Balanced ‘Collective Forces’

Says Western Nations Must Resist Reds   New Pion Bared To Set Up Strong Collective Forces

Secretary Of State Calls for Strengthening North Atlantic Treaty.

Collective Units:  Says Balanced ital Necessity   Sed» Red Threat Continued niess Atlante Group repares Jis Defenses

Acheson Urges Military Pact To Halt Reds   Secretary of State In Report To Congress On World Situation

West Needs Organized Opposition to Russia, Official Tells Conaraés

Organized Military Might Only efense Against Soviet Conaress Toid by Acheson

West Forces Must Share In Defense,  Leader Says   Public Report Made Qn Foreign Chiefs’  Recent Discussions

Military Power Must Be Pooled He Tells Solons   ‘Time Of Decision’ At Hand, Secretary Claims In Anneal

Acheson Calls For Organized Western Power  Says Russian Threat Can Be Met Only By Concerted Action

Defense Unity Necessary For Stopping Reds   Statement Seen As Plea For Truman’s Arms Aid Proposal

Defense Unity Necessary For Stopping Reds  Statement Seen As Plea For Truman's

In Plea  For Arms Program   Acheson Tells Congres: Only Balanced Collective Forces of Allies Can Avert Red Attack

—REPORT—  No Threat Of Hot War In Sight   BUILDUP BASED ON PACT NEEDS

A New Time of Decision For West: Acheson   Must Further Strength: en Allies to Check Rising Russ Power

Congress Gets Plea to Okay Arms Aid Cost   Secretary Reports on Pact Strategy Talks, Says Western Treaty Must Be Strengthened

Organization of Miltary Might Called Necessary   Acheson Appeals to Congress to Support Such a Course Now

ONLY WAY To COUNTER Aa: ANIC THEA   Secretary Gives Reports on Cold War Parley.

Sec. Acheson Tells Congress Such an Organization of Military Might by West is Only Way to Meet Growing Power of Russia — No Immediate Threat of War Listed at Recent Conference in London.   PUBLIC. REPORT IS MADE

Terms It Best Counter-Block To Aggression  Secretary Makes eport

Secretary In Talk to Congress   Says Russia Can Only Be Met by Balanced Collective Force.

Truman Backs Wider Scope  In Arms Plans   Secretary Reports Pact Leaders See No War Threat Now

Secretary Acheson Urges Balanced West Forces To Meet Soviet Threat

Western Power Needed To Meet Soviet Threat   Appeals To Congress For Support Of Plan To Organize Allies

Decision lime Here: Acheson   Asks Congress Back Balanced Collective Forces for West —

Secretary In West Report To Congress   ‘Collective Front’ Called Only Answer To Soviet Aggression

Acheson Says This Is Onl; Way to Meet Growing  ower of Russia   REPORTS TO CONGRESS

Acheson Reports  To Solons   Balance of Arms Solution to Red Aggression Threat

Acheson Says It's Only Way To Meet Reds   Congress Told Time Here To Disregard Individual Micht

Strong U. S., West Armies Key To iinet Acheson Says   Congress Hears Urgent Plea For Balanced, United Military Force Under Atlantic Pact As Secretary Of State Reports On Talks

Russian Threat Confronts Allies   Combined Defense Effort Necessary to Protect West

ACHESON TELLS CONGRESS MOVE IS NECESSARY   Only Way To Meet Russia's Increasing Power, Secretary Sava

Joint Session Of Senate And House Is Warned Of  Growing Russian Threat

Congress Is Asked To Aid  Joint Course   Acheson Says Only ‘Balanced Collective Forces’ Can Meet Russian Threat

WARNS WEST HAS REACHED CRITICAL TIME   Secretary of State Tells Lawmakers “Another Time _ OF Decision” Hes te Arrived   PROGRAM iS OUTLINED

Strengthening Of Europe Nov A Must, Claim  Refers to Growing   Refers to Growing Power of Russians

Acheson Urges Balanced Forces for Western Defense with U. 5. Supplying Air Power and Navy.

Reports to Congress on London Talks  Says Russian  ‘Threat Makes It Essential

Balanced Forces Said Needed — To Meet Russia   Western Nations Have Reached Time of Decision

Secretary Warns Western Nations Must Stand Firm   Collective Front Needed To Hold Democracy Line

SECRETARY CALLS ON CONGRESS 10 SUPPORT PROGRAM   ‘Says Allies Must Bolster European Lineup Or Risk Tatal Failure

ACHESON IN REPORT 10. CONGRESS   Declares West Must Organize Military Might to Meet Growing Power of Russia.   & SAYS ALLIES ARE AT TIME OF DECISION   Russian Threat Will Exist Unless Western Defenses Are Prepared Now Against Aggression.

Law Makers Hear About London Talks   Secretary Voices Appeal For Military Strength To Counter Increasing Threat of Aggression

Balanced Forces Said Needed To Meet Russia  Western Nations Ran. Me make mal

Gives Report On Cold War London Talks   Congress Informed Russian Aggression Threat Must Be Met

Today's \Weather Forecast   Secretary Says Course Is Only Way ToMeet Reds Growina Cold War Power

Must Fit Our Strength Into Europe Patterr   Urges Congress to Support Program of ‘Balanced Forces’

Program Needed To Meet Reds Power, He Says   Support For Course Is Asked; No War Threat Soon

Acheson Asks Congress fo Support Plan   _ Stresses Erection Of Defense Plan To Stop Russians

Way Cleared For Marshall To Take Post   Full Congressional Vole Of Confidence fs Not Beltind Him

Confirmation In Senate Next Week Certain   Waiver Action Cut Party Lines

Waiver Voted For Marshall About 2 to 1   Heselton, Senators From State Desert GOP Opposition

Marshall . Cleared for Defense Joh   But Congressional Votes Are Less Than Enthusiastic Approval of Him

Marshall To Be Approved Next Week   Jenner Launches Bitter Attack Qn Appointment

Way Cleared For Marshall lo Take Job   Vote of Congress Falls Far Short Of Solid Backina

Marshall Assured of Defense Job   Law Provision Set Aside After Spirited Debate

Heavy Guard Escort Employed  Russian Spy Boards Ship En Route Home

Gubitclfev Is Put On Ship For U.S.S.R.   Soviet Engineer Sails From New York Aboard Batory

Russian Spy Off  For Home   15-Year Sentence Suspended Provided He Goes to Russia Never to Return

Under Guard, Gubitchey Sails For Soviet Home   Convicted Spy Faces Whatever Fate Reds Decree-for Him

Gubitchev Leaves For Russia; Fate Uncertain as Spy   Sails on Batory for Rec Homeland; Wishes Judy Coplon Luck; Scoffs  eg) Ekaewnts Peer ek

CONVICTED SPY SAILS FOR USSR   Police Escort Gubitchev From U.S. Shores

Spy Sentence Suspended; Gubitchev Sails for Home  Squed of Police on Guard to Moke Sure Gvusted Russian Does Not Leave Ship

General Motors Is Next Target   $125 Pension, Boost in Wage, Union Shop te Be Demanded

U.A.W. Sets G.M. up as Next Target  Union Declares Chetba Caming   Union Declares Strike Coming lf Talks Fail

Auto Workers Union Making Strike Threats Against GM If Pension Demands Not Met

UAW Sharpen Strike Threat Against General Motors As Chrysler Workers Trek Back

C10 Sharpens Strike Threat  GM Last Big Target In 4th Round Drive ©

GM WORKERS MAY WALK OUT   UAW Files Notice of Intent To Strike; Chrysler Resumes.

Aim at Last Big Target In Car Field  Follow 4th Round   Follow 4th Round Pension Demands

General Motors Next Target Of Aufo Union   Strike Threat Made Unless Progress Shown

GM Is Next UAW Target   Strike Is Threatened Unless Progress Made In Contract Prvcninine

AUTO WORKERS THREATEN GM PENSION STRIKE    Union Ready to Cancel Contract Unless Talks Show Progress.

GM Strike Threatened By Union   General Motors Last Big Target Of ‘Fourth Round’

UAW Sharpens Strike Threat Against General Motors In Pension-Pay Tallrc

Auto Workers Might Strike In GM Plants   UAW Union Sharpens Walkout Threats Against Big Firm

Wiretapping Ruled Legal  High Court Upholds   High Court Upholds New York State Law

Still No Agreement In Chrysler Strike   Conciliators Make New Try at Proposals at Bargaining Session

Conciliators Try Again To Achieve Accord In 58-Day-Old Auto Strike

Local Draft Board Calls 14 Selectees  12 Residents Of Oil City. Ordered To Report Fi For . Vn dec nda 16

Local Draft Board Calls 14 Selectees   —_—  —  12 Residents Of Oil City Ordered To Report For  Induction Oct. 16

Senate To Act On Extension Of Draft Law   House Okays Biil For Registration OF 18-Year-Olds

Draft Law  Extension  Up To Senate   House Pusses Bill 216-11; Extends Ac But Bans Inductions

House O.K.’s Drait Law;  Senate Next   2-Year Extension On Stand-By Basis Gets Wide Approval

Senate Is Given House-Approved Draft Extension   Machinery Kept Ready for Emergency by 216 to 11 Vote

Extension of Draft Hinges on Senators   House Overwhelmingly Approved Retention Of Selective Service Law

2-Year Draft Extension Wins 0.K. in House   Bill Permits Call Of All Reserves for 21 Months Service

Life Expectancy Of Conscription Left To Senators   Stand-By Measure Aimed At Keeping Nation Prepared

House Passes Modified Draft Law Extension  Registration of Boys At 18 Continued Under Measure

War Mobilization Plan Is Requested  House Asks Companiot Measure to Military Registration Program

House Wants Total M Plan   Votes to Extend Draftless Draft Law for 2 Yeare

House Okays 2-Year Standby Draft Measure   Recommends Total War Mobilization Plan in U. S.

House Sends Draft Bill To Senate  Total Mobilization Plan On Standby Basis Is Advocated

Draft Extension Bill To Senate: Ok'd By House   Lower Chamber Asks “NSRB for Total War Mobilization Plan

Soviet Manpower Eyed As House Puts Approval On Draft Law Extension

House Approves 2-Year Draft Law 216 To 11   Senate Yet To Decide On Bill; House Eyes Mobilization Plan

Senate to Ponder Dratt Law Future  , Ld awen Armrnenune OT a eee WZ oe mass hAnwa   House Approves Two Years More — Life for Measure in Modified Form

Standby Draft Law Extensior Up to Senate  House Votes 216-11 For  Toe Vase Dien

‘Draftless’ Draft Act Passed   _ Measure Approved By House Leaves Actual Induction Up to Congreas: For M.Dav Plar

House Votes For Extension  Of Draft Law   Present Draft Law Would Expire June 24; Senate Expected To Take Up Measure Today

HOUSE OKAYS KEEPING DRAFT LAW ON BOOKS   Total Mobilization Plar On Standby Basis Is Advocated

DRAFT ACT 10 UPPER HOUSE   Senate Must Decide Now on  Extension of Measure—Old Lew Expires Soon

Standby Selective Service Law Giver Overwhelming Approval In the House

DRAFT BILLIE SENT TO.SENA   House Of Representatives Passes Act Extenditig Law For Two Years—Prepare To Meet Russian Powar

‘Draftless’ Draft Adopted by House  Extension Action Sent to Senate

HOUSE PASSES ?-YEAR DRAFI   Total Mobilization Plan On Standby Basis Is Advocated.

‘Solons Want Full Mobilization Set-Up; Draft Extension Is Stand-By Plan Only

House Votes Stand-By Draft 2 More Years   Total Mobilization Plan Called for By Year’s End

House Approves Standby Dralt. Mobilization Bill:  Measure Sent to Senate

Senate Gets Draft Plan — After House Passes Bill   Stand-By Measure Given No Trouble In Afternoon Vote

Parks Death Accidental Police Say  Officers Reveal Evidence Found Wil Free Wife

Guns Blaze In Indonesia Again  Fighting Reported In Center Capital City

Storm Speeds Past Carolina   Hurricane Misses Bermuda, Carolinas

STORM DANGER IS DIMINISHED   Small But Severe Hurri cane Spceds Out To Open Atlantic

Voting Will Begin Thursday Battle Develops for Three Major Offices of GF WC

Cave-In Buries 4 In Atlanta   Heroic Father Dies in Futile Attempt to Save His Son

Cave-In Kills 4 Workmen In Atlanta  Father Dies Trying To Rescue Son

Wild Tornado Lashes Areas In Wisconsin.   Floods Recede In Inundated Region Of West Virginia

Penn Area Suffers: Storm Damage  Tornado Sweeps Through Wooded Summer Resort  er ee V+) ree ae

_Lrooping of the Colors” Is Highlight  Pomp, Pageantry and Creation of 7 New Peers Mark King George’s Celebration of Birthday

Changes In Social Security Law Compared With Old Provisions   By James Marlow.

ee  7 ( hanges i in 1s Progeasn Than Any Time in Its History   ny JAMES MARLOW

CROP CONTROL CAUTION ASKED   Senate Asked To Use Care Before Approving House Bill

PRICE SUPPORT CAUTION URGED   Senator Anderson Attacks Provisions Of Compromise Bili Affecting Cotton And Peanuts.

 Open Attack On Cotton Bill  In Senate   Anderson Lashes Our At Cotton And Peanut Provisions In Act

GOP Advice Is Not Being Asked Taft Declares   Bipartisan Meetings Get Only Events Recital, Senator States

GOP OP Charges Policy Snub   Republicans Demand Consulting On Korea

TAFT COMPLAINS GOP 1S IGNORED   Senators Says Truman Isn't   Asking Advice In Crisis— Neey Calls For Withdrawal From Korea.

Taft Says Demos Not Asking GOP Advice In Crisis Sen. Hoey Demands  U.S. Pull Troops, “Prevent Slaughter”

Taft Says GOP Not Consulted in War Crisis  Damavn   Removal Of UN Army In Korea Demanded

McCarthy Claims They Would Back Up Charges ‘Of Commie Infiltration:

Committee Tries To Get Loyalty Files From FBI   Brunauer Denies  -All Red Affiliation

EXPECT FBI TO REFUSE FILES BE EXAMINED:   Senate Requests To See Loyalty Files of Dent.

Jet Planes In 2 Daring ‘Korea Raid:   American Pilots Destroy Three Yak Airplanes Found Camouflaged On Ground At Kimre

Propose Lifting Jail Sentences On Tax Evaders   Say Amnsty Would Encourage Payment By Those Delinquent

Tax Evasion. Amnesty Seen Revenue Boost   Solon Says Promise Of No Prosecution Would Bring U. S. Millions

tf REVENUE   House Ways and Means Committec Wrestling Problem of Find. ing Meang to Offset Cut in Exelse Taxes.

Social Security Benelit hiked  roves;   Congress Approves; Now Up to President

Benefits Bill Goes. To Truman   ~ Measure Adds 10 Millior Persons to Social Security Rolls, and Hikes Some Payments 100%,

ADOPT SOCIAL SECURITY BILL   Congresa Completes. Meas‘ure’ And Sendé Té’To The White Hotise For Action  —Coverage And Benefits Tnernaaard

Social Security Measure Ready  Senate Sends Bill To White House -

TRUMAN GETS SECURITY BILL   Measure Will Boost Benefits As Much As 100 Per Cent

Truman Gets Bill Raising SS Benefits  President Expected   President Expected To Sign; Congress Action Unanimous

TRUMAN GETS BILL BOOSTING SECURITY PAY   3,000,000 Now On Rolls Get Pensions Almost Doubled By Oct. 1.

Ups Coverage 10,000,000: Doubles Aids   President Expected to Sign The Measure Despite Objections

Social Security Goes to Truman  President Expected To Sign Bill Boosting Benefits, Coverage

BILL READY FOR TRUMAN TO SIGN : Boosts For Social Security Approved

Social Security Measure Ready For President  Legislation Boosting Benefits Backed By

Senate Okay: Bill Hiking SS Benefits   Backed Strongly; Measure Expected To be Signed By  President Truman

Social Security Bill Ready for Trumans Pen   Increases Coverage; Boosts Benefits as Much as 100 Pet.

Social Security Bill Sent To White House  Senate Checks Move To Broaden Benefits Almost 100 Percent

Bill Hiking SS Benefits   Backed Strongly; Measure Expected To be Signed By  President Truman

New Social Security Act Awaits White House OK   Extended Coverage, Higher Benefits Anproved by Voice VYote th Senate

Round-Clock Talks Begun By UN Group   Discuss How to Get Chinese Reds Out Of Korea Without Touching Off War

UN Works-Round-the-Clock  In Move to Preserve Peace:  “Malik Vetoes Resolution Urging Chinese To Give Up Intervention in Korean Wor

THREAT OF NEW CONFLICT STIRS UNITED NATIONS   Diplomats Try To Find Plan To Get Chinese Out Of Korea Without Starting World  far.

Round-The-Clock U.N. Talks Begin   Aimed At Pulling China To Sidelines

UN Starts ‘Round-Clock’ Discussions  Seek Method To Get Chinese Reds Out of Korea

UN Seeking  An Out From Korean Crisis   Delegates Begin Round-the-Clock  Discussions

Malik Vetoes Peace Move   ‘Get Out’ Directive To Red China Upset

UN Discusses Getting Chinese Out of Korea   Moscow, Peiping Attitude Slams Door on Hopes Of Easv Withdrawal

Soviet Veto Stalls Order To Red China   Council Rejects China’s Charges Acainat U.S.

UN DIPLOMATS PONDER ACTION   Malik Vetoes Council’s Resolution Demanding  Reds Quit Korea

'U. N. Diplomats Seek Means Of Ousting} Reds From Korea Without Starting Wat

U. N. Works To Get Reds  Out of Korea   Malik Calls U. S.  The Avgvgressors

Malik Slams Door on United Nations Hope for Negotiated Peace in Korea

Diplomats Hope To Get Chinese Out Of Korea   U.N. Leaders Begin Round-The-Clock  Discussions.

UN Strugales With Problem in Far East   Conference Held in Effort to Find Way to Get Chinese Out of Korea Short of War

UN Diplomats Press Move To Oust Communist:   Discussions Aim At Getting  Chinese Reds Out Of Ko rea Without Touching Off War: Malik Vetoes

U. N. Ponders Solution To Korean Mess  Russia Vetoes Move By Security Council As Illegal

UN Throws Out Malik's Charges Commies Slam Door  On Easy Withdrawa

Reds Slam Door On Peace Hopes  UN Seeks. Solution Te Avoid World Wer

U: N. Diplomats Meet In Round  Clock Sessions   Seek Formula to Get Chinese Out of Korea, Avoid Atom War

Worried U.N. Hunts Key To Korea Puzzle  Meets ‘Round-Clock’ After Russian Veto Of Teann Withdraws

U.N. Seeks New Answer On Korea   Soviet Vetoes Move Asking Chiga To Withdraw From War

UN Still Pondering Korean Crisis   Diplomats Seek Way To Halt Chinese Reds

Round-Clack Talks Bean By UN He’s's About Kor 4  Diplomats Seekin.”   Diplomats Seekin,” To Eject Chinese Without Total War

Atomic War Possibility Looms Over UN Talks  About Chinese in Korea

UN Seeks Way Out Of Crisis   Getting Chinese Out Of Korea Without Starting 3rd. World War Is the Problem

Walkout Mushrooms  Into Southern Mines Men Fail to Work Midnight Shift,  Adopting ‘Wait and See’? Atiiinde

Full-Bloom Walkout Hits U.S. Mines   Soft Coal Diggers   Soft Coal Diggers Stay Home In Droves In Contract Bid

30000. MINERS IDLE IN NATION'S SOFT COAL FIELDS   Angry Union Workers Join In All Out Bid For Contence Shawdawn

Walkout of Coal Miners Now General   Angry U.M.W. Members in  20 States Join in All  Out Bid for Showdown On New Contract

Miners Strike Becomes a Full Blown Walkout   372,000 Idle Before Showdown; Tired of ‘Being Pushed Around

MINE WALKOUT SPREADS OVER ENTIRE NATION   Men Tired of Being Pushed Around. In Contract Fight

COAL WALKOUT SPREADS AS HE STARTS ACTION   372,500 Miners Stay Out of Pits As Week Begins

Quick Action fs Sought In View Of Emeraency   Whether Miners Will Obey Stop-Strike Order Not Known -:

Coal Strike Becomes Nation Wide As Taft-Hartley Law Is Put In Use

At Least 360.000 Miners Join Nationwide Walkout  ee      Most Of Alabama Mines Close Down   Soft Coal Production Dwindles To Trickle As Strike Grows

360,000 Union Miners Stay Away From Pi  — smn car Nawt   Bituminous Diggers Waiting For Next Move By Truman

ANGRY MINERS REFUSING 10 RESUME WORK   Strike Is Spreading With 360,000 Diggers Reported Idle

Soft Coal Strike Now Nation Wide; All Out Bid For Contract Showdown   Number Of Idle Miners Skyrockets From 100,000 To At Least 360,000

Coal Mine Walkout Is  Nationwide   Over 370,000 Workers Idle; Miners Want ‘A Showdown’, Is Official View

‘Tired’ of Being Pushed Angry Miners Strike In Nation-wide Action

372,500 Idle Miners Seek ‘Showdown’   President Names Board of Inquiry in Tense Situation

Growing Strike Closes Virtually All UMW Pits   At Least 360,000 Stay Qut of Mines In Score of States

Nationwide Walkout By Coal Miners   At Least 360,000 Men Reported Out  In Bituminous Fields Of U.S.

Jury Convicts Negroes Killer In Mississippi  Life Sentence Given  As Jurymen Disagree

Runoff Dims Graham Hopes   Reynolds’ Votes Expected Th. tin. te Keath

New Year’s Eve Promises ‘Wails   Many Parts Of Country To Celebrate Early

SUNDAY WILL CURB NEW YEAR’S PARTIES   Philadeiphia Will Be Closed Tight, Musicians’ Strike Affects New ¥ork

CURB ON LIQUOR NEW YEAR'S EVE   ‘SOME CITIES TO CELEBRATE ; WITHOUT DRINKIXG ~ ! OTHERS TO BE WET.

Atomic Bombe: Strength Lifted Sharply   Further Air Force Expansion  in U.S. Ordered

Air Force To Get More  Big Bombers   Atomic Carrier Strength Increased Sharply, More To Come

Atomic Bombe Strength Lifted Sharply  Further Air Force Expansion in TT @ Mrdaread

Air Power Expansion  Under Way   Defense Office Answers Critics With Disclosure

U.S. BOLSTERS BOMBER FLEET; MORE ORDEREL   Defense Policy Foe Charges Nation Trails Russ

Fight Feared Lost In Easter Storm Damage   Ship Wrecked By High Seas Off Cape Cod; Snow Predicted

New Bedford Fishing Vesse Foared oct   Scalloper "Unsighted’ After Engine Breaks, Tike ta he-ltal AAPM

Ship Debris Sighted; 8 Feared Storm Toll   New Bedford Fisherman Tossed Ont of Reach  Of Coast Guard Reseuers

Sieseiaae Sighted Indicating Fishing Vessel Has Gone Down After Night of Lashing Storms—Coast Guard Plane Reports Planks and Hatch Cover Floating. Near Island—Rescuers  ~SearchRough Seas fo for: rMissing Craft.      FIGHTS HEAVY SNOW SQUALLS

Possibility Of Congress Session Past Aus. 1 Blamed on Slow-Moving Senate

House Blames Senate For  Pileup Of Bills   Representatives Beef As Campaigns Stare Them In The Face

Senate Draws Blame For Delay In Adjournment   House Docket In Good Shape But Senate Face Mass Of Vital Issues; Four “Must” Bills

SENATE BLAMED BY HOUSE FOR LEGISLATIVE PILEUP   Jam of Work May Keep Congress Busy After Auaust 1: Candidates Angered

House Raps Slow Senate For Delays  On Measures   Legislative Pileup To Hold Up Lower  Chamber’s Vacation

Senate Blamed For Pile-Up”   Pending Bills May Holdup Adjournment

Lag In Congress Laid To Senate   ‘Only 4 Major Bills Left Or House Schedule

Senate Blamed  For Pileup OF  Legislation   House Leaders Say Their Work Is About Finished

First Tropical Disturbance o 1950 Spotted   Storm Swirls in HurricanePraducinga Araa

Forces of U.N. Push Closer  To Red Siberia   U.S. Airmen Claim Destruction of One Defense Anchor

Allies Chase Reds Nearer  Siberia Line   Enemy Defense Anchor Blasted by Allied Bieevicgw ket bews.

Repeated Air Attacks  Level Huichor  ROK Troops Drive Toward Big Port of Chonaiin

Red Defense Crumbles InNortheast   Allied Forces Push Closer to Border  And Pose Threat Sa Docu ne Plosmmclt:

Enemy Anchor Destroyed By Yankee Fliers   UN Forces Move Closer To Siberian Frontier In Northeast Korea, While Bombers Wreck Northwest Defense Point

‘National Guard Crash Kills 33   Sorrow and Laughter, the Contrast That Goes With War, Seen in Japan

Death and Dancing  _ They Go Side by Side in This War; Wives in Japan Sweat it Out

Russian Talks Are Ruled Out   Bevin Says British Won't Seek A-Control Meet

The Truth About Our Defenses  Civil Defense Costs Would Be Staggering In Atomic Warfare

THE SCORE ON JU. 5. DEFENSE  ‘Vast Stockpile of Medical Supplies, Blood Needed for Atomic Casualties

Leave Former Capital a City of Terror as  Chinese Surge Ahead: Marines Resroup for 20-Mile Smash Through Two Enemy Divisions

U.N. Korced to Abandon Pyongyang as China Red Tide Sweeping Forward

Marines And 7th Division Join Forees   Americans Believe They Can Escape  Communist Trap

— RETREAT — Encircled Units Are Reunited   MARINES KILL 15,000 OF FOE

In Northeast Korea Reunited Troops Of U. 8. ist Marine And Two Regiments Of Army 7th Regroup For Final Smash   CLAIM CHINESE GOING : BACK TO MANCHURIA

Marines Set ‘To Break Out In Northeast   MacArthur's Headquarters Says Invaders Building  Up Army Of 1,000,000

American Troops in (Northeast Regroup for Break From Chinese Trap

U.S.Marines Ready For Dash Through Trap.   North Korean Capital Left City Of Terror; hiuvestow Apne liwenaeni

Pyongyong Now City of Terror As Allies Leave  Red China Forces Eonmmmdad de. Takel   Red China Forces Expected to Total 1.000.000 Soon

Terror Grips Burning City As Reds Near   China Troops Soon To Total 1,000,000; Gen. MacArthur Says

Red Hordes Surge On City of Terror   Reunited Marine, 7th Division Units Recroup for Strugcle to Smash Tran

Capital Is City of Terror As Yanks Leave; Chinese Release 29 in New Puzzle

REDS RELEASE 29 WOUNDED AMERICANS   Give Them Story That Chinese Going Back to Border

BRINGING UP NeW TROOPS: OTHERS WAIT   MacArthur Estimates Enemy Strength: Pyongyang City of Terror.

Million Men in Chinese Force, MacArthur Says   Marines, Seventh Division Units Group for Escape

UN Armies Flee ‘Capital; Million Enemy In Battle   Reunited American Units Fight To Break Out Of Chinese Trap; Wounded Yanks Trapped, Killed

Chinese Invaders Expected to Total Million Men  Reunited GI's Regroup For Smash Thru Trap

'LIST MORE CASUALTIES   Defense Department Reports One Kansan Missing in Action

Gold and Dollars Jingle to Mark British Recovery  Reserves Upped By Earnings at Record Rate

Beaufort County Jury Brings True Bill Against Highway Patrol Head

Anna To Wait  For Her Homer   Waitress Hopes Army Will Set Free ‘Bad Man’

FRAULEIN STICKS BY MUSKOGEE MAN   GIRL SAYS SHE WILL WAM FOR HOMER COOK, CALGHT AFTER JAIL BREAK.

Democratic Rally Given Security Chairman's View Of Defense, Co-operation

3-Day Event To Reach End This Evening   Symington Makes Plea US Be Ready In Case of Attack

‘U.S. May Have Less Than Hours To Mobilize For War   Demos Open Biggest Rally In Their History

Nation’s Chief Ending His Cross-Country Tour With Speech At 9:30 P. M.

BIG VOTE SEEN IN N. C. PRIMARY   Democrats Qut In Force To Decide Whether To Retain Sen. Graham

N.C. Democrats To Decide Today « On Sending Graham Back To Senate   Widely Scattered Showers Fall But Poli Workers Report Heavy Voting   New U.S. Global Aid Program To Succeed Marshall Plan

TIGHT ATOMIC SECRECY-CLAMP IS DEMANDED   Lawmakers Amazed With Spy Case Developments; Groves Called

BAD WEATHER STALLS SEARCH FOR MISSING B-36 GREWMEN   ‘Rain And Gales Swept Island In For Narth

Man Critically Hurt in Crash Onk..Broadway   Car Collides With Truck. Then Caroms Into Another Auto

Shipkov Admits Spying for U.S.   Court Confession, Affidavit at Odds

bulgarian Says Heath Encouraged Him   Trial in Sofia Opened Only Two Days After Release of Affidavit

Translator Confirms Confession  Shipkov Faces Sofia Court on Spy Charge

 Heath Accused By Bulgarian In Sofia Trial   Former Translator In Legation Claims Be Spied For 1. 8.

SHIPKOV SAYS HE WAS SPY   Former Translator In U. § Legation Makes Confession

Shipkov Confesses To People’s Court   Former US Employee in Sofia Legation Goes to Trial As He Had Predicted Before

 Bulgarian Confesses to People’s Court That He  Spied for America; Trial Comes Only Two  Days After His Ruthless Torture Is Described

Embassy Aide AamitsSpying   Shipkoy, Who Bared Red Tactics, Makes Confession in Court

Ex-Bulgarian Translator In U. S. Legation Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges   Michael ‘Shipkov And Other Bulgarians Confirm Written Confession Of Spying

BULGAR COURT TRIES. SHIPKOV ON SPY CHARGE   U. S. Legation Translator ‘Confesses’ Spying For Americans

Bulgarian Says Chester Hil He Was Spy At Council Plans i §. Direction Re-assessment

Shipkov Tried, Confesses To  U. S. Espionage   But State Department. Affidavit Refutes Confession In Bulgaria

Shipkoy Faces Court As “Spy”   Man Who Denied His “Confession” Before  Arrest Goes On Trial

Spy Confession’ Made by Forme: U.S. Employe   Frame-up Predicted, However, When First Arrested in Bulgaria

Whitney Resigns  Commerce Office   Underseeretary Sends Note to President. Won't Give Reasons

Historic Court Test Seen in Loyalty Probe   New Tug-of-War Over Federal Records Develops

Historic Test Of President’s Powers Coming —  mrt. ._ , a See  ee Creme Ga hers = Sa AY   Three Leaders Subpoenaed to Produc: Records Refused by Truman; Loyalty Board Files Counter Reauest.

Tug of War Starts Over Loyalty Files   Senutors Subpoena Truman's Records, Administration Asks All Senate’s Data

NEW FIGHT OPENS IN CAPITAL OVER LOYALTY RECORD:   Board Calls on Senate Group to Hand Over Names of All Persons Accused by MeCarthy.   COMMITTEE ISSUES SUBPOENAS FOR FILES   Tug-of-War Expected to Pro vide Court Test of Truman's Pewer to Withhold Secret Data.

New Tug-Of-War Develops Over Federal Loyalty Files  Loyalty Board Asks McCarthy List After 3 Government Chiefs Subpoenaed

Senate's Move To Seize Loyalty Files May Bring Executive Powers’ Test   Senate Emissary Serves Subpoenas To Thre Administration Leaders; Civil Service Head Counters With Request For McCarthy List

LOYALTY CHIEF ‘WANTS NAMES OF 90 ACCUSED   Administration Heads Are Subpoenaed To Produce Records

Loyalty File Subpenas Given Truman Aids   Act Challenges President's Right To Shield Data From Cindrose

Subpoenas Are Served Seeking FBI Loyalty Files  Action May Set Stave for Historie   Action May Set Stage for Historic Court Test of Truman’s Powers

Loyalty Board Demands Name: McCarthy Cited   Roosevelt Defends Jessup’s Loyalty; Truman Stands Pat

This ls the Time of Year When the Amateur Gardener Starts His Annual Bragging

General’ Smith Is Named Head Of Intelligence Former. Ambassador.  To Russia Succeeds Navy Adwiral’

New Spy Chief ls Named by US   Check on Red Plans Is Primary Purpose

Walter Bedell Smith Named New Chief Of U. S. Central Intelligence Agency

GEN. WALTER SMITI TO HEAD CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT   Former Envoy To Russia Gets Job Of Determining ‘What Soviets Are Up To

4e’ll Watch Russians—  Gen. Smith Picked to Head U. S. Intelligence

Smith New Chief Of Intelligence   Former Ambassador to Moscow Appointed Director OFf Political Military Intelligence Unit

Bedell Smith To Head U.S.  Intelligence   New Chief of CIA to Be Soldier-Envoy Who Spent Three Years as Ambassador to Russia

Army General New CIA Head   Walter Bedell Smith Will Head Central Intelligence Agency

Gen. Smith Given Intelligence Job   World War Officer Was Former Envoy to Soviet Russia

Gen. Smith Is New Director of Intelligence   Former U, 8. Envoy to Moscow Is Named to Replace Hillenkoetter

General Smith Is New Chief Of Intelligence   Ex-Envoy to Moscow To Replace Admiral In Central Agency

Eisenhower Aide, Former Envoy fo  Russia, Heads CIA  Gen Bedell Smith

Intelligence Post Goes To Gen. Smith   Former Ambassador To Russia, Indianapolis Native, To Direct Top PoliticalMilitary Intelligence Unit.

Bedell Smith To Direct All U.S. Intelligence  Ike’ Chief of Stoff,  Ex-Envoy to Russia Takes Important Post

Gen. Smith Intelligence Agency Head   Ex-Ambassador To Reds Is Named New Central Intelligence Agency Head By Truman

GEN. SMITH IS NEW CHIEF OF INTELLIGENCE   Will Head CIA, With Job to Learn What the Soviets Are Up to Now.

BRISTOL WAN 13 HELD AFTER FATAL ACCHOEND   Previously Contended That Another Car Was Invelved   RELEASED UNDER BAIi

BAIL FOR INQUEST   Hearing Held for Bristol Man in Death of N.   RELEASED UNDER $1500

India Regrets’ Tibet Invasion  Conveys Sentiment To China Officials

ROY SHELTON'S KILLER- SOUGHT   Last Two Members of IMincis Clon Hole Up While Clues Are Studied

Marines Drive Close to Chosin In Korean War  prea aera      Chinese Troops Wiped Out in Allied Advance

CLAIMS CHAMBERS (S MENTALLY ILL   Psychiatric Testimony Is Admitted by Court.

Hiss Accuser Liar, Says Psychiatrist  Terms Chambers Mentally Deranged

First Marine Units Head for Battlefront   Yechon Given Up on Eastern Front; Airmen Say Major Road Hub Lost

OOD MOVES OUUTH FROM SIOUX GIT}   490 Persons Flooded Out of Homes in fowa and Nebraska.

CENSUS SETS TOURIST NIGHT AS APRIL 11   All Travelers Will Be Counted On That Date

Tax Sales Under Way ai Clearfield   Four Days Are Being Required lo Dispose of 846 Properties; Owners Get First Option.

SEEK WILLIE THE ACTOR IN HOLDUP   Suspected in $63,000 New York Bank Haul.

WILLIE THE ACTOR WANTED BY POLICE FOR QUIZ PROGRAM   Slickest Stickup Man In The Business May Have Played Role In Bank Holduo

Widely Known Outlaw Sought In Bank Case   Willie the Actor Has Been Thorn in Police Side for Years; Identified as One Of Bank Bandits

Budget-Slashing Sentiment Boils  Republicans Await Opening of Session

GOP Solons Ask for Budget Cuts   To Hear Williams Wednesday List Special Issues

STRIKE TIES ATLANTA   Bus and Trolley Drivers’ Walkout Strands Publie

Bandit Enters Apartment To Beat Man, Assault Wife   lasuronce Examiner Beaten Over Head With Bai, Ratele im Colamhas Residential Hotel

INTRUDER SLUGS MAN; RAPES WIFE   Robber Assaults Pair Ir : Ohio Hotel

Duff Fires Two Cooke Backers in ‘Guerilla’ Battle  State GOP Campaign Boils;

Duff Purges — Malone for Cooke Support   Governor Also Fires Montgomery In ‘Reign of Terror’

Cold Wave Engulfing East to Bring the Lowest Temperature of Season to Area

Manhattan. Man Slain AndCopShot  Shotgun Wielder  Finally Wounded A rh a Qnhdau oa

‘Bulgarian Makes Detailed Report 'On How Reds ‘Extract’ Confessions

Americans Told Of Third Degree Methods of Russ   Story of Prolonged Questioning Related by Former U.S. Legation Worker,

Free Nations Are Given Details Of Communists Way To Get Confession

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR PLANE :  “Solon. Charges es ane US. AirmenIn.Géld Blood’ ”

Bridges Says Red ‘Ambush’ Downed Plane   Senator Charges Privateer Shot Down in Cold Blood By Ruasian Fichters

Bridges Wants Patrol Craft Of U.S. Armed   Senator Attacks Reds As Oil Slick, Yellow Objects Seen on Sea

=Reds Machine Gun E. P. Prisoner; :Private Plays Dead and Lives   Private Orteaa

Lattimore Hits Senatorial Critic   Prepares to Face Charges of Spying

Owen Lattimore Is Now En Roate To Washington To Answer Red Charges

Broad Decisions Reached By U.S. British Leaders   Acheson Takes Report To House-Senate Body

CONGRESS WILL GET REPORT ON CRISIS TALKS   Dean Acheson to Inform Leaders of Details In TrumanAttlee Conferences.

“yifain Proudly Srops U.S. Aid  Nation Back On Her Own Feet Again

Britain Praises Marshall Plan  Proud England is on Her Own Feet Agair

Mines’ Short Week Brings Complaints   Pennsylvania Tells All. ‘See Governor’

Conqress   lniahd Sotetagca  Russia Demands That West Pull Troops Out Of Trieste

Permanent School Funds of Texas Now Have Mere Than $250,000.000 Balance

Saeu eS) sw +S See GS FESR SV eet  Action Follows Fatal Traffle Ac eldent in Allen County

PLANS TO FILE CHARGES  Actlon Follows Fatal Teaffle Ac: aidant im Alton County

‘Dulles Accepts Advisory Post; Sees ‘Grave Threat From Soviet Communism

Dulles Takes Advisory Post   Says Russian Peril Prompts Acceptance

Arctic Wave Curtails Some Industry and Leaves Coal Shortages in Some Areas.

Cold Snap Cause Of 31 Deaths   Chicago-Faced With Shortage Of Fuel Oil: Relief In Sight

Catholic Archbishop At Nanking Says Reds Losing Their Batfle  To Enslave Chinese

Rotary Governor To Visit Bonham Club Wednesday  Will Confer with Club Officials On Praqaram

Rotary Leader Will Visit Club   District Governor Will Come Here Monday Evening

Governor Of 188th District Of Rotary International To Be Guest in Gladewater

VISIT ROTARY CLUE   S. ’ Quaker: town, To Be Guest of Local Rotarians ON OFFICIAL VISIT

Jury To Decide Student’s Fate   Closing Arguments In Heer Murder Trial Scheduled To Wind Up Today

Picture of Spy Network  Is Forming   More Pieces of Jig-Saw Pattern Falling Into Place With Additional  Bepsctce Penertred

Agents Scour Nation, Follow  Up Hot Leads  Key Piece in Puzzle Was Dr. Klaus Fuchs

EXPECT MORE SPY ARRESTS   Scores of FBI Agents Aré — Workitiz- Ow Soviet _ Espionave Case

soviet Spy Ring Puzzle Clearing   Three Agents Taken Will Furrish Clues

The Weather   Spy ‘Jigsaw’ Puzzle Now Taking Form   Other Arrests Due With FBI Pushing Probe

Pattern Of Reds  Wartime Spying Is Taking Shape Three U. 5. Citizens  Now Under Arrest. With More Expected

Seizure of 3 in Spy Case Helps U.S. Solve Plan   More Arrests Due im Soviet Network Obtaining Secrets

Jig-Saw Pattern of Wartime Spying Takes Shape with Arrest of Trio

Spy Puzzle Pieces Fall Into Place   FBI Identifies Reds Linked With Atomic Conspiracy Following Latest Three Arrests

Three U. §. Citizens Now Held On Charges Of Giving Soviets Atomic Data; Seizure Of Fuehe Kav To Solution

Pattern of Red Spying Clearer   Jigsaw Pieces Are Falling into Place as FBI Bared Data

More Arrests For Espionage Seen In Offing   } Americans Now Held; Seeres Of FBI Agents Pat Months Into Probe

Death Penalty racing Three U. §. Traitors   Top Secrets Handec Over To Moscow

FBI Traces Pattern Of  Soviet Ring   Three Americans To Face Chargesy Fuchs Paves Way

Three Americans Arrest Indicates Spying Pattern   Further Capture Is Indicated; Time and Place Are Unknown

More Arrests Are Predicted   Three American Citizens Already -in Custody on Charges of Wartime Spying for Russia—Ex-Army Sergeant L Latest to be Seized.   SCORES OF FBI MEN AT WORK

New Arrests Show Pattern of Red Wartime Spying  FBI Agents Spend   FBI Agents Spend Months Working Up Spy Picture

New Arrests Seen in FBI Spy Roundup   Wartime Espionage Plan Takes Shape; 3 Mav Be Executed

New Arrests In Spy Probe Seen   3 Nabbed By FBI Hel: 2s den CIN OM 2... 2

More Atom Spy Arrests Are Expected   But When And Where They Will Come, No One Will Say

HINT FB DRIVE ON SOVIET SPIES NOT YET FINISHEL   Three Americans Held And  Additional Arrests ian We met

Pieces Falling Into Pattern of Soviet Espionage  Eunrthar Arracte   Further Arrests Are in the Offing

Three Held As Cleanup  Continues  Pattern Of Soviet Spying Takes Shan

More Arrests Seen As Jig-Saw Pattern Of Soviet Spvine In Wartime America Takes Definite Form

Pattern of Russia's Wartime Spying in U. S. Now Begins to Stand Out   Still Further Arrests ts Expected as Information from Top Atom Scientist

FEDERAL SPY HUNT PUSHED   FBI Continues Search For Men Involved In Atomic Leaks.

FBI Closing Net On Wartime Atom Espionage Figures  Series of Arrests Mav Re Fynanded:

Three U. S. Citizens Now In Custody And Further Arrests In Offing As FBI Completes Checking Evidence.

More Soviet Spy Arrests Are Expected   Russian Spying Pattern Shapes Up With Three U. S. Men Seized

MORE U.S.ARRESTS ARE INDICATED IN SOVIET SPY CASE   THREE AMERICANS IN PRISON UNDER ESPIONAGE CHARGE

Additional Pieces of Russian Wartime Spy Ring Fall Into Place With 3 Newest Arrests

Russ Spying During War Is Unfolded  Arrest Of Three American Citizen:  Fills Out Pattern

Ignores Demand for Removal of Army Assistant   President Declares Denham Acted on Own ir Seeking Order to Stop Coal Mine Strikes.

PRESIDENT TO KEEP VAUGHAN AS ARMY AIDE   Ignores Rebuke by 5-Per Center Probe, Demand for Removal.

Vaughan Not To Lose Posi   President -Says~ He . Wil Keep Him Regardless ‘af Senator's Demand.

Vaughan To Stay Despite Demand Say President.  Av" Army” Aide To Tru:

Fire Vaughan Truman Told   ‘McCarthy and Mundt Advise Disciplining

Lawmakers Say Senate Report on “5 Per Center’ Investigation Would Justify Disciplining of General, but Truman Tells Newsmen There Will Be No Change

Vaughan fo Stay on Job, Truman Says   President Stands by Aide Despite Growing Criticism From Congress; Report  Rebukes Vaughan Sharply

Truman Won't Oust Vaughan, Despite Probe      M’Carthy Demands President Fire Aide Or Remove His Uniform

Ouster Of Vaughn Is Urged   Action Follows Reprimand From  5 Per Cent Probers

Senators Say ‘Disciplinary Acton Needed   No Suc ssor Has   No Successor Has Been Named For Myron Taylor

Truman Declares Vaughan Will Stay As Military Aide.  Bee aes: Bee ee oe   Senator Says General Should Be Fired or™ Ousted from Army >

President Says Vaughan fo Stay  Will Keep Him Despite Demand of McCarthy

Senators Take Rap At Vaughan  Truman Aide Should Be Fired, They Say

TRUMAN REFUSES TO FIRE VAUGHAN   REJECTS DEMANDS BY GOP SENATORS TO CHANGE STATUS

GEN. VAUGHAN OUSTER ASKED   Truman Urged To Fire His Aide Or Order Him Out of Uniform

—TRUMAN TO KEEP VAUGHAN— President Retains Army Aide Despite Protests —

Vaughan Stays As Army Aide, Truman Says  Senators Would   Senators Would Have Him Taken Out Of Uniform

RUSSIA AGAIN LOSES MOVE ON RED CHINA VOTE   Council Considers Action in Korea  When War Is Ended

Advisory Council Rejected Hoover Plan, Acheson Says  Pulling Back Defenses to West Hemisphere Winswldl Mean Fnrana Actin Ta Dac Cananact

ALLIES MAY USE TITO’S FORCES  “Acheson Asserts Hoover Policy Would Foster Soviet Conquests

No Pullback, s Acheson s Reply  See Frontier Idea Invites Disaster

Acheson Says Brass Spurned Hoover's Plan   Secretary Hints At 3 Million Man Army For Europe Defense

‘Acheson Warns Abandonment of Allies ‘Means Loss of Europe, Asia to Reds

HOOVER'S PLAN OF DEFENSE IS TURNED DOW?   Abandonment Of Europe Unthinkable, Ache son Declares   ‘NO IMMEDIATE ATTACK BY RUSSIANS EXPECTED

eS Law of Averages No Help to Woman Grocer In Robbery Encounters

Bandit Trio Robs Bank Near Cincy  set $26,000; Lock Patrons In Basement

Wittenberg Frat Pledge Is Killed  Falls Asleep Along Road, Hit By Truck

Path Cleared For Resuming  Miners’ Fund   Veastees Cut Preliminary Legal Tape on Pension, Other Welfare Items

WAY CLEARED TO USE FUNDS” ON OLD BASIS   Lewis, Trustees Move To Utilize Welfare  oe on

ST. JOE RIVER STILL RISING   More Rain Expected hh Twin City Area Tonight

BRIDGES UP FOR SENTENCING»   CIO Longshoremen's President and Two Convicted Co-Defendants Are Liable to Maximum of 6cven Years Imprisunment and 816,000 Kine.

Bashful Billies s Fre edom Over  Texas Riders Ready To Corral Goat Herd

KKKuKxKy JOBLESS MAN SELLS  BLOOD TO GET MONEY TA RETIDY CRARITIES

—PRICE SUPPORTS BLAMED— Canadian Potatoes Cost  Less Than U.S. Spuds

Spuds Imported As U. §. Surplus Goes Beaging   Buying of Eggs To Continue to Support Prices

Support Keeps U. S. Prices So High Its Cheaper to Buy From Canada

Government Pays Price Supports for U. S. Potatoes: Food Brokers Buy From Canada

While. Gov't. Offers Potatoes for Sale, Brokers Buy from Canadian:

Food Brokers Buy Canadian Potatoes; Price-Supported U.S. Spuds Too Costly

U.S. Food Brokers Buy Canadian Spuds   Buyers Take Potatoes Because Americar Price-Supported Tubers ‘Too Costly’

Buy Spuds from Canada Because Of Price Supports   Can Buy Potatoes From Canada Lower Says Food Broker

Spud Brokers Buy Canadian Sell in U.S.   Dealers Profit On Price Prop— Surplus Dumped

Reuter Plans To Let Youths Stage Rally  Berlin Mayor Says No jRowdyism’ To

No Rowdyism From E. German Youths   That’s Promise of Berlin Mayor When Rally Of 500,000 Is Held

Taft, Ferguson Exchange Blasts   P.A.C. Rapped By Senator Democrat Challenges

Taft Raps Political Tactics By ClO-PAC   Ferguson Attacks Opponents Views On Public Welfare Legislation

Accusations Fly In Senate Race  Taft Says ClO Group Bred By Communists

Taxes Will Jump Again On Nov. 1  New Tax Increases  Co Inta Effect

INDO-CHINA POLICY . Assembly Riot Climaxes  _ Pleven Confidence Vote

Andersen, Nelsen Wage Close Fight  Lieutenant Governo   Lieutenant Governo Race on DFL Side Also Tight Affair

Nelson Presses Anderson for Lt.-Gov. Spot   Bjornon Far Ahead In Republican Treasurer Race

DISPATCHES PERSONAL NOTE TO STALIN   Prime Minister Of India Offers To Be Mediator

‘Diplomats in Moscow Say Russia ‘Wants Peaceful Settlement in Korea

Nehru Sends Note To Stalin: May Concern India’s Desire To Mediate Korean Dispute

Nehru Sends , Personal Not To Stalin; Contents ‘With eld  Indian -Prime, rane Had Offered To Mediate: Soviets May Want Peace

Nehru Writes Stalin; Peace Move Hinted   Moscow Observers Think Kremlin Wanrs Korea Fight Ended

Nehru Sends Note to Stalin  Russia Rumored Ready For Peace Parleys

Navy Calls It ‘Near Miracle’ Only 18 Died   Navy Divers Reach Submerged Hulk; Crash Story Told

Death Toll In Ship Crash At 18, Some Still Missing   Navy Uncertain How Many Aboard Vessel, Divers Probe Wreck

Divers Reach Sunken Ship   Captain Regains Consciousness, Tells About Fatal Collision

Reinforcements Go Ashore As First Wave Runs Ahead Of Invasion Schedule

Attacks Made Along Over 70 Miles  Of Front   Beachhead Foree, Fight Thr ‘ough Inchon To Road Leading North

MacArthur Personally Is Directing Great Invasion; Reds Caught in Nutcracker   SouthernDriveHas for Its Mission to “Kil! as Many of the Enemy as Possible;” Planes, Artillery Help.

‘Nuteracker’ Taeties Pin  140,000 Reds   U. S. And South Koreans Move East And West From Coasts North of Seoul While UN  Forces Pound North From Taegu Area

Big Offensive Opened by U.N. In Southeast   Yanks Cutting Behind Big Red Army; Light Opposition Being Met

Allies Launch Push On 70-Mile Front Along South Beachhead: Marines Drive Beyond Inchon  Leathernecks, Ahead Of Schedule, Pressing Forward Toward Seoul

Leathernecks Ahead Of Schedule In Push To Cut Behind Communist Army   Reinforcements Pouring In While First Wave Quickly Seizes All Obiectives: General Attack Rerins

Attacks Along All Fronts Show Gains; Marines Are ‘Only 10 Miles From Seoul

Reinforcements Pouring Into ‘Inchon As Marines Advance On Communist - Held Seoul   YANKS TAKE INITIATIVE NORTHWEST OF TAEGU

\Sleet, Freezing Rain Added Hazards 'To Hundreds Homeless In Midwest

Floods And Ice Strike Blows In Wide Area  Memphis Crippled   Memphis Crippled By lee; Indiana, ' Iinaic Are Flaanded

Homeless And Heatless Suffer From Weather   Freezing Rains Add to Damage tn Many States

Hungary Said Seeking Reparations, Other Terms for Vogeler Release

GALETED BLAZE DESTROYS HOMES, PUBLIG BUILDING:   timouski Officials Put Damage At 20 Millions; Ne lives Lost

$20 Million Fire Leaves Third Of Canadian City Mass Of Charred Ruins

Quebec Mill City Destroyed by Fire From Lumber Yard   Rimouski’s Homes, Buildings Burned; No Deaths Listed

2,500 Homeless in City Staggered: by Week-End Fire   Winds Up to 80 Miles an Hour Burned 312 Homes in Quebec.

‘CANADIAN FIRE UNDER CONTROL 2500 HOMELESS   312 HOMES, MUCH OF BUSINESS AREA TOTALLY DESTROYED

Quebec City Fire Loss Is $20,000,000   Blaze Rages for 30 Hours, Leaves 2,500 Homeless In Rimouski Industrial  Thon on St. Lawrenre

Quebec Town Stunned By 30-Hour Fire   312 Homes, Many Other Buildings Destroyed by $20,000,000 Fire in Rimouski; No Fatalities.

Residents of Burned Canadian City Say It Will Take 25 Years to Recover From Fire

20 Million Loss as Gale Sweeps Roaring Flames   Rimouski, Que., Loses 312 Homes, Hospitals, Schools, Hotels

30-Hour Fire Leaves 2,500 H omeless   Flames Sweep Through 312 Houses, Score Of Buildings

Disaster Stuns © A Town   Fire in Wind Does Estimated $20 Million Worth.of Damage to  : Dimanck: in Canada

City of 15,000 Lists Damages at 20 Million  Will Take 25 Years to Rebuild: No

2,500 LEFT HOMELESS BY FLAMES   Predict Rimouski, Que., Will Take 25 Years to Recover from Fire Which Raged 30 Hours.   NONE DEAD; DAMAGE SET AT $20,000,000   Western Section of City Wiped Out; Homes, Hospitals, Schools, Orphanage, Lumber Mills Burn,

Flames Devour 312 Dwellings In Rimouski  ~ 2,500 Persons Left Homeless In Wake Of $20 Million Fire In Quebec

Loss Put at $20, 000,000; 317 Houses Are Destroyed: 150 Persons Left Homeless   But No Deaths Occur in Giant Blaze ot Rimouski, a River City of 15,000, 180 Miles Northeast of Quebec — Two Hospitals, Orphange and Seminary Wrecked

Blaze in Canada Takes Heavy Toll Damage Estimated at $20,000,000; 2,500 Left Homeless  NO DEATHS REPORTED Fighters Battled Flames Sat} urda a - All  : ay Sunday

Rimouski Residents Poke Through Ruins, Predict 25 Years of Rebuilding Ahead

Rebuilding Rimouski May Take 25 Years  2,500 Homeless in $20,000,000 Blaze

Residents Doxed By Terror After $20,000,000 Blaze   Picture on Page 9

2,500 Left Homeless by Fire That Sweeps Over Canadian City   Twenty Millions in Damages Caused at Rimouski Where Luckily No Lives Are Lost in Fire That Rages for Thirty Hours.

Barkley Hits GOP Program [n Stafe Meet   Vice President Lashes Out at Slogan “Liberty ~s. Socialism”; Attending Annual Demo Dinner

Kidnap-Killer Hides In Woods  Rival Slain; Santa Fe Girl Abducted

STATE VETS HAVE ONLY MONTH LEFT FOR BONUS   Pennsylvania's World War If Veterans Must File Applications Not Later Than July 1

Leopold’s Case Is Up to Solons   Parliament Is Given Chance to Decide King’s Disposition.

Czech Government Usurps Power of Catholic Church   Invokes New Law tor First lime to Appoint Administrator for Slovak Diocese

Peking Delegate Says He Wants Fighting to End   Vishinsky Asks Withdrawal of ‘Foreiqn’ Troops

Peace Feeler Hinted by Reds   Vishinsky Calls for Withdrawing of All Foreign Troops From Korea

Indian Sa Vs koe Seeking  To End Fight      Vishinsky Issues ‘Demand’ All Foreign Troops Leave Korea

Wu Confers With Indian Tn New York   Vishinsky Demands That All Foreign Troops Quit Korea

LANE PROPOSAL IS HIT BY McKELDIN   Calis Pian To Cut Sales Tax “Caleulated Piece Of Political Trickery”

McKeldin Charges Political Trickery GoP Candidate Says Gov.  Lane Seer. dmpanding Refant 2 we

Truman Asks For Postal Income Hike   New Revenues To Bring In $400,000,000 Sought In Congress Action

RFC Foreclosing On Lustron Corp.  Orders Suit Filed For $37.500.000

Adenauer Appeals Germany Aid West  Cites ‘Natural Right’ To Make Defense

Asks Germans To Be Ready To Aid Allies  Adenauer Makes First Direct Appea

Variety Marks Sermon Topies Slated Sunday   Several Churches Schedule Guest Ministers For Sabbath Services

Guest Speakers Due To Feature Services Here   Crisis In Korea Topic Of Some Pastors For Sun. day In Anniston

Churches Plan  Sunday Topics   St. Michael's To Install Vestry; Emory Student Guest Pastor

Detroit Hunts Crazed ManWhoBeat Four Womenand 2 Children In Night

Madman Terrorizes Detroit  Suburb, Six Are Attacked   Woman Reported Near Death From Beatina with Blackiack

BEATS WOMEN AND CHILDREN   Section of Detrott Tortorized! as Unidentified Man Runs Wild for ‘Two Hours — Ono Woman Reperted Near Death,

Industry Will. Be Harnessed To Program,  NPA Promises   Will Be Required To Accept And Fill All Government Orders

Priority Orders For Rearmament To Be Announcec   Government To Issue Regulations Tonight For US Industry

U. S. Industries Fate Harnessing  - Production Authority.   - Production Authority. Is Expected to Issue _P riority..Order-Today-.

Defense Priority Order Due Tonight  NPA Maps Policy For Industries

ARMS PRIORITY TO HARNESS INDUSTRY   $30 Billion Program Goes _In Effect Tonight  REGULATION      Requires Plants To Accept Military Orders Ahead Of Civilian Work

WAR PRIORITY FOR INDUSTRY      \Regulations Require All ' Plants Te Fill War Orders First

NPA Will List Arms Priorities In Order Tonight   U.S. Steel Capacity To Be Hiked Almost 10 Percent by 1953

Will Issue Controls Order Today   From Now On Civilian Jobs Must Take Back Seat to Production  For Military Program

—CONTROLS-Military Will Get Priority  Girds Industry To Preparedness

Production  Control Orde: Due Tonight   Military Priority Order To Curb Civilian Output

Order Harnesses Defense Industry   Steel Production Boost Is Planned

Controls Due Tonight for US. Industry  Military Gets First Call  From Now On

NPA WILL ORDER ARMS-SPEEDING PRIORITY PLAN   Sawyer Announces 9,400,000-Ton Expansion In Steel Industry

Priority Order Hooks Industry to Preparedness   Every Plant Required to Place Military Werk Ahead

War Materie To Be Given Top Priority   Industry Must Put Production Ahead Of Everything Else

Military Work First, Civilian Goods Second  Hike In Production Of Stee! Scheduled

NPA WILL ISSUE PRIORITY ORDER TOU.S. BUSINESS   HARNESSES FIRMS TO THIRTY BILLION MILITARY PROGRAM

Industry fo Be Harnessed Defense Plan   Order Will Be Issued Tonight Requiring Every Plant to Accept Military Orders

Industry Facing Priority Orders For Re-Armine   Every Plant Must Accept Military Orders If Ordered

Harness For U.S. Industry   Priority Order to Be Issued Monday Night; Arms First

GOV'T PRIORITY ORDER T0 AID ARMS PROGRAM   Industry Will Be Required To Meet Military Needs First.

Priority Orders Harnessing Industry to Rearmament Plan To Be Revealed This Evening

NPA Priority Order Due Tonight  Military Orders to Be Given Preference

Priority Plans For Industries  Slated Tonight   . NPA Will Announce Order:For Boosting. Military Program

Priority Order For War Contracts In Effect Tonight  ee et PS 1... .-_   Harnessing Industry To $30 Billion Preparedness Drive

Act To Give Army Goods Precedence  In Industry   Military Orders Must Be Filled First, NPA Will Declare Tonight

DEFENSE WORK GETS FIRST CALL   Industry Harnessed To Preparedness Program With Gavernment Contracts   Given Priority,

U. S. Industries Face Harnessing   Production Authority ls Expected to Issue Priority Order Today

U. S. Drafts Priority for Arms Plan  Military Goods Placed Ahead of Civilian Work

War Orders To Be Given Top Priority   Wil Push Back Civilian Output

Every Plant to Be Require ed to Accept, Fill Military Orders First; Steel Firms Expand

Military Work First, Civilian Goods Second  Hike In Production Of Steel Scheduled  , BP... Daneman

Military Priority. Order to Industry Is Due Tonight —   Big Steel Expansio1 Program Included In New Program — Ene Dan nwamant -”.

War ‘Draft’ Of Industry Is Scheduled   Will Be Required to Sidetrack All Civilian Work for’ Military Orders’

Priority Order Is To Be Issued on  Big Arms Program   Plants Will Be Required  to Aceept Military Needs, Fill Them on Time

Priority Order On Production ls Due Tonight  zm via0 oe re , a   New Ruling Requires Plants To Perform Military Work First

Order Due Tonight Tying Industry to Preparedness Plan   Reported to Require All Plants to Place Military Orders First

CONTROLS WILL GO ON TONIGHT   Every Plant To Be Required To Fill Military Orders” ‘First  me 4 mei tt a —— a i il a ae

Priority Plan To Gear Nation For Rearming  $30 Billion Per Year Program In Motion To Meet Production Needs For Military

Priority Order For Industry ls Due Tonight  Steel Industry Plans 9,400,0C0-Ton Expansion By ’52

Industrial Arms Harness Ready   Military Priority Order to Be Given To U.S. Manufacturers

Quick Approval Of Homebuilding Bill Predicted   Revised Tax Act Is Promised; Atomic Bomb Hearings to Be Conducted,

Saddest Day of Life... Father of Six Girls, Gets Three More; Jumps From Window

FARMERS MAY  RESEAL OR SELL, 49 CORN LOANS  Inspection Crib Necessary Before Reseal; Notes

DUCKS CHALLFEFNOF   REPEATS STATEMENT   THREAT OF srirT   Severe Ice Storm Grips lowa, Illinois, Isolating 55 Towns

Baruch’s Plan Might Go to US. Senators   Complete Controls Over Manpower and Prices Said Vital -

Gen. Marshall Takes Office As Defense Head   Sworn In As Defense Secretary In Quiet Morning Ceremony

“Truth Or Consequences’ In A Duther Over Big April Faols’ Celebration

Ohio River To Climb Above Flood Stage   High Water Closes Several Roads in Southeast Sector

Russian Again Bolts Tokyo Session, Refuses Discussion of War Captives

Russia Following Usual Policy of Letting Others Do the Dirty Work for Her

Red Ally Council Delegate Ducks Prisoner Charge   U. S. Representative Says Russians Still Hold 376,000 Japs

Soviet Stages ° New Walkout   Council On Japanese Charges Violations

Japan Reds Duck Charge   Prisoner Discussion Causes Council Rift

bist Foe SRS a” ENE 5  Russians Take Another Walk  Again Refuse To Discuss Jap P.W.’s

Soviet Again Walks Out Of Allied Meet   Lt. Gen. Derevyanke Avoids Hearing U.S. Charge Jap POW’s  Still Being Held

MacArthur ~ to Press Plans For Asia   _May Advocate AntiCommunist Policy for All of Asia

MacArthur to Urge All-Asian Anti-Red Plan   Truman Concerned: ‘Over Commie Threat 46 the Far East

Browder Jailed In Washington  Fails To Put Up Bond On Contempt Charge

Ear! Browder Jailed: Unable To Post Bond   Former No. 1 U.S. Red Fails to Post $1,500 In Contempt Case

Browder Put In Jail in Contempt Case   Fails to Put up Bond at Once After Arraignment

Air Crash Kills Two   One Critically Injured And One Missing After Collision at Air Base

First Since Helen Keller  Deaf-Blind Man Completes College Education

Spreading Network Of Spies Working For Russia Includes Traitorous Native Americans

A Spreading Network of Russian \Spies. Silently Explores America.

Connection Between Gamblers In Florida, California Discovered  oe? A 48 @ @e Go mee eee ee ee

TIEUP BETWEEN TOP GAMBLERS IS UNCOVERE!   Senate Crime Probers Bare Combine’s Coast-to-Coast Business Connections

Business Link Between Florida and California Gamblers Is I'neovered

Gambling Link Is Found in Florida   Senate Investigator Says Committee Has Proof Of Connection Between Florida. California

Correspondent Flies Into Koto For First Hand Report On Bitter Retreat   we TAC WMAPRET11

Marines Continue Fight Despite Forced Retreat   Correspondent Gives Vivid:-Account Of Bitter ‘Retreat In Gl’s Effort To Pull Out.Of Tran. .

 Marines and Gls  40 Frozen, Death-Filled Miles Between Them And Safety   ne TACK WACRETH

Trapped Marines Still Have Cold and Bloody Road Ahead   he JACK MackETH

Network Men Stop Music   Programs On Two Net works Halted As Men Write “Grievances”

Police Report Retired Railroad Worker Takes -Time During Grisly Tasks To Nail Outer Doors Of Shack Shut   CHILDREN HOME FROM SCEOOL FIND BODIES

‘Nagging Wife’ Slain with Hatchet  Husband Kills Self After Grisly Murder

peak VIEWS ARE DETAILED Appointment Of Marshall Is Opposed By Sen. Taft

Draft Allows Reserve Call   Highlights of Draft Law Tnvoked hv Truman

Salient Facts of Nation's Draft Law Again Related   Age Bracked Is 19-26, Any Male with Certain -Exceptions May Be Called

PROVISIONS OF DRAFT   INSTRUCTIONS AWAITED:  Draft Boards Here Ready to Function

Fire Breaks Out Cuarter Mile Under Surface   Rescuers Driven  Back By Heat

Explosion In British Mine Kills 80 Men   110 Miners Escape Blasi By Crawling From iz

Three From State Drown When Car Plunges Into Pond   Pennsylvania Family In Tragedy Near Kalama, Washington, Today

LOYALTY F FANATICAL C olonel Kim Breathes Spirit  To Fight Into South Koreans

Colonel Kim's: Name Is Magic   Korean Breathes Fire In to Men Who Want To Fight ‘Reds

This Is a Story About Kim, the Korean Who Breathes Fire Into His Countrymen

$4.5 Billion Tax Bill Goes  To Conference  Senate Deaf To O’Mahoney Pleas

Profits Tax Splits Senate and House  House for Levy Now; Bill to Conference

Congress Splits on Excess Profits Tax This Year’   Conference Receives $414 Billion War Excise Measure

Convicts Shoot Way To Freedom  _Twe Captured: Six Seught In Shelby Co.

BRITAIN READY TO. SHOULDER ARMS PLAN   i Three - Year Program Depends On U. 5. Raw Materials

UN ASSEMBLY AWAITS: NEW RED TACTICS   Vishinsky Will Spearhead Moves. _ Kremlin ‘Plans

United Nations Assembly To Open Sessions   Asiatic Problems To Take Center Of Stage At Meetings

UN Strength Faces Crisis Test Today:   For First Time Asiatic: Problems Replace Europe ~On Turbulent Aadenda

Severe Test Of East-West Crisis Ahead   Fifth UN General Assembly Set For Its Opening Session

Glider Crash Toll Hits 13   Four Survivors Of Tragedy Near Fort Benning In Serious Condition

COHORT FACE PRISON TERM:   U. S. Jurors Return Guilty Verdict Against Pair

The Weather   Christian Pilgrims Pass Scars of War or Path to Crucifixion

Thousands of Pilgrims Throng Battle Scarred Jerusalem for  Usual Holy Week Observances

Thousands of Pilgrims Flock  To Holy City   Retrace Steps of Christ Past Grim Reminder: of Recent Area Battle:

THOUSANDS OF PILGRIMS FLOCK TO HOLY CITY   Go Through: Barbed Wire to View Scenes of Crucifixion.

Pilgrims Follow Crucifixion Route  Jagged Reminders of War Border Path of Good Friday March

Jagged War Reminders Christians Celebrate Good Friday In Holy City

Pilorims From All Over World To Holy Lands   Good Friday Services Attract Thousands te Jerusalem. Rome

IN WAR-SCARRED JERUSALEM  Christians Observe Crucifixion Of Prince Of Peace

RENT CONTROL  IS THREATENED   Administration Confront: With Unexpected, Powerful Challenge   MONEY BILL IS RIDER

Administration Faces Challenge   Refusal Of Funds Could End Federal Rent Control June 30

Rental Control Periled   Fund Slash Taken As Hint To Force End On June 30

Rent Contiel Challenge Seen  Rider To End Reins Was Surprise Move

"Move Made in Rider to Atomic Money Bill”. Proposal to End Rent Control: Due for Battle in Conaress.

Challenge Hits Rent Controls  Euamnd Rill Ridar   Fund Bill Rider Could Kill Extension

Slight Hope of Saving Rent Control   Indications Are Law Will Be Brought to  End June 30

Hope of Keeping Rent Controls Is Challenged  Proposal Hooked   Proposal Hooked To Money Measure

Bill To End Rent Control Attached To Appropriation  Truman Requested Controls Continue For Another Year ~~

Administration Jolted by Fate of Rent Conirol   Appropriation Slash Bill Due for Early Senate Action

Rent Controls Face Challenge  Rider Calls For End Of Aaency June 30

Administration Faced With Slight Prospect Of Holding Rent Control

Rent Control Supporters Suffer Blow   Ageney-Killing Rider Tacked to Fund Bill For Atomic Projects

Proposal To End Rent Control By June 30 Is Surprise Move   Paralyzing Strike Hits~Nation Hard

Rent Contro! May Go Out On June 30   Democrats Slated To Fight Surprise Move By Committee

Oppose Keeping Controls on Ren   Senate Group Would End Rent Controls By Next June 30

Faces F ight To Keep Its Rent Control:   Administration Is Confronted With Senate Challenge

Expect Big Fight  Over Rent Action Proposal Would End Controls By June 30

Husband’s Denial Of Part in Mercy Death Is Blocked   Jury Is Told Dr. Sande: Anticipated Reprimand In Death of Woman

‘Mercy Killing’ Jury Hears Dr: Sander Expected Only ‘Reprimand’ for Act

Husband To Testify ln Sander’ 5 Trial  Defendant Had Expectec -Only. Reprimand, Jury

Defense Links Husband Of Mercy Death Victim To Dr. Sander’s Action

Defense in Mercy Killing Scores When Court Orders Prosecution Remarks Voided

\Sendor Pro-eention Cestinucs =. Statement Clearing Borroto of ‘Mercy. Uroing Blocked by Dufenss

Rocket Thunders Into Air in First Horizontal Test   Preview of ‘Push Button’ Warfare for Guided Missiles in Florida

No Immediate Report n How Far It Traveled  “Bumper” Rocket Thunders Out Over Atlantic In First Horizontal Test Firing At Cocoa

Bumper’ Rocket lest Successful  Preview of ‘Push Button’ Warfare

ROCKET PREVIEWS. PUSH BUTTON WAR OFF FLORIDA COAST   Missile Climbs 10 Miles ‘In 83 Seconds, Streaks 2,700 M. P. H. Vertically

Giant Rocket Test Termed Successful   14-Ton “Bumper” Missile Roars Off Florida Coast

‘Bumper’ Rocket Is Successfully Fired In Florida   First Horizontal Test Launching

GUIDED ROCKET TAKES OFF IN ~ FLORIDA TEST   America’s New 700-Pound * Missile Expected To Travel About 250 Miles

Bumper Rocket Gets First Test  Firing Is Preview Of Push-Button War

L-Stage Rocket Test Successful   No Report on How. Rocket Pair Behaved in First Flieht

SOARS AFTER PRIOR FIZZLE “Push-Button’ Warfare Seen As Rocket Thunders Into Air

CHANGES HIS MIND   Lew Henry Decides to Rur for Reelection for Council Post

Russians Recruit  East. German Youth  “Duty” To Join Reds In Case OF New Wor

 State Action ToCurb Chureh  Is Thr eatened  Piwewwk FH   Czech Government Berales Archbishop In Open Letter

PROSECUTION OF ~ CATHOLIC CLERG   Accuse Archbishop Beran With Attempt Te Spread  Dieruphien

Czech Reds May Take New Action   Charge Archbishop Beran and Bishops With ‘Incitement’

CZECH CHURC CONFLICT WILL BE REOPENEL   New State Action T Curb Catholic Bishop Is Threatened

New Attack On Church Made By Czechs   Beran, Bishops nn In Letter; Charge Inciting Aqainst Reds

ALLEGED HOLDUP MANS JARGON ENLIVENS TRIAL   Lockrey Accused of Being Involved At Trevose   2 OTHER DEFENDANTS

Pooling Plan Is Proposed  France Advances it As Applied to Coal And Steel

Plan Is Hailed as Peace Move   US Pressing Big 3 to Get Germany in Family of Nations

CALLING UP OFFICERS   Army Wants 570 Captains, Lieutenants of Engineer Corps

Library interior Is ‘Prettied Up’  Gets Paint Treatment Thot Mokes Delightful Asprorance for Potrons

Marshall Reports  President Considers  Full Mobilization Orders Would Mean Reserve, National Guard Calls, New

Pians Complete For Mobilizing Entire Nation  Sec. Marshall Says Truman Is Making Study of Situation

NATION FACING EMERGENCY, FULL MOBILIZATION  ~Marshall's Report Grim

Senators Clamor For  Full Effort   Marshall Testifies At Senate Hearing On Big War Fund

Judge ‘Holds Court in Bank Vault To Investigate Claims for Treasure Trove

Bloody Revolt In Puerto Rico Under Control  t   23 Persons Dead In Fighting; Red Influence Blamed

Revolt Branded As Conspiracy Aided by Reds   Nationalists Oppose U. S. Rule of Island But Party Weak

23 Killed in Puerto Rico As Red-Led Group Riots   Situcgtian in Honad

23 ARE KILLED IN UPRISING IN PUERTO RICO   Reds Inspire Raids On Governor's Palace, .  Police Stations

RIOTING BREAKS QUT IN PUERTO RICO; QUELLED   Communist-Led Anti-U. S. Nationalists Fire On Governor's Palace

Anti-United States Nationalists Fire On Governor’s Palace, Bomb And Burn Police Stations In Day-Long Revolt

Puerto Rico Stops Anti-U.S. Rebels  Short Riot Brings  Death To en

Five Die In Hiway Mishap   Another Critically Injured In Wreck  Near Broadwater

Korean Crisis to Be Major  Election Issue GOP Will Contend   GOP Will Contend Administration Invited Red Attack

Foreign Policy Looms As Major Political Issue   November Elections May Be Linked To Korea; GOP Claims  Demac Invited War

Foreign Policy Shaping to Major Issue i in Fall Campaign,  GOP to Talk Korea in Salt Lake

Korean Crisis to Be Major  Election Issue GOP Will Contend  ~ Administration Tnwitan Raw Attiwenl

 Terrifie Power Reserved  Odds Are Against Present ‘Uee of A-Romb in Korea

Present Odds Are Against Use of Atom Bomb in Korea. Writer Hightower Reasons   NO TIME FOR ULTIMATA When U.S. Is on Defensive

Bomb Still Regarded as ‘Weapon of Last Resort’  Odds Against Using Atom Now

Curtain Is Slowly Rising For Another Year Of Great Lakes Shipping

Curtain Rises Slowly On 1950 Lake Shipping  Heavy Ice To Delay Coal-Ore Traffic

Curtain Slowly Rising on New Shipping Season  Interlake Traffic Due in Three Weeks

URGLS EARLY VOTE   Harold Fisher Asks Citizens to Avoid the Late Rush Hours

Gubitchev Returning To Russia   Tribune Reports He Will Sail March 20 on the Batory.

Paper Reports Gubitchev To Leave Country  Evuannrtorl Ta Coil an   Expected To Sail on Same Ship on Which Gerhart Eisler Fled

Erdelatz Is Candidate Fer Academy Coach   Navy Confirms Reports “Former End Coach Here Considered

America Sets Lhina Thrust, oviets Claim   ct Made With Chiang, Russians Say; loscow States S. Koreans Collapse

Rush Air Defense For Vital Areas   Air Force Hopes to Be Ready by Mid-1951

Home Defense Work Is Pushec  Air Force Steps Up Plans for Protection

Howling Blizzards Sweep Southern Montana;  Storm May Abate Today

Romans Give Bishop O'Hara Hero's Welcome   Last Vatican Diplomat To Leave Iron Curtain

Two Men Are Iniured In A Collision Here Three Auto Accidents Re a ae oe a . oe

Youths Hurt As Bike Collides With Auto  Both Driver OF. Car ° And Bike Charged With Reckless Driving

Pleads Guilty  To Tax Evasion   Former County Sheriff Also Admits Getting Protection Monev.

Protection Paid To Him. Sheriff Says   Former Prince Georges County Law Officer Also Pleads Guilty To  Income Tax Evasion

‘raffic Fatalities Increase In lowa Rural Areas   Analysis Of Six Month: Traffic Fatality Summary

Eleven Thousand Elks in Session   Grand Lodge Hears Leader Lash Out at Pro-Commie Americans as Traitors

President Of Chile Making Visit To U.S.  Makes Good Will Trip To Washington Is Truman’s Guest

Steel Union Expected To Ask Pay Hike   Leaders of CIO Steel Union To Held 2-Day Meet In Pittsburgh

STEEL PAY HIKE DEMAND LIKELY   Their Wage Average  Slichel. Rolo. - These  wiisge ty ww TY a eau  Of Auto Workers

(-54 Air Transport Plane [s Missing  Overdue At Manila From Ghinawe, 37 Abourd

‘Human Failure’ Blamed by Dewey In Train Wreek   Complete, Thorough and Honest Reorganization of Road Demanded; 16 People Still in Critical Condition.

‘Human Failure’ Blamed in  Rail Wreck   Express Exceeded Rules on Speed; Gov. Dewey Calls  Road’s Trustees

FEPC Recall Starts South On Filibuster   Sen. Russell Asserts Bill Ts Long Step Toward Communist State

) THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBE:

Malik Charges U.S. Is Savage InRed Bombing   Accusations Lodged With U. N. in Behalf of North Koreans ©

‘SAVAGE BOMBINGS’ BRING PROTEST  Red Delegate Uses Ko-Red Gripe As Lever In Council

CLEMENTS ASKS FOR INCREASE IN STATE TAX   Wants Bill to Stay In Effect During Two-Year Period

PLAN TO BOOST WAR OF TRUTHS   Russia Reported Almost Panicky In Battle Of Propaganda

Army Is Retreating Again —And It’s A Ghastly Sight   Americans Stagger Under New Commie Onslaught, Ask-  ing For Reinforcements They Know Aren’t There

Red Tanks Cut Gls To Ribbons Yanks Retreat Under -Murdearane Eira.

Flaming Warfront Bathed In Blood   Wounded Are Left On Battlefield: Young Boys Grow Old Overnight

U. $. Army In Retreat Called “Ghastly Sight’   Reds Trade Blood For U. S. Ground

American Retreat  Is Ghastly Sight   War Correspondent Robert Miller Reports Communists Counler-Attacked in For

Flash Floods Take 16 Lives in W. Virginia   16 Others Missing In Flooded Area

lood Kills 2 in West irginia  3 Others, Missing:  orvent of Rain inds River on.

Water Rises So Fast Families ‘Can't Escape   West Virginia Sector Hit by Two-Inch Torrent

Flash Floods Sweep W. Va.   16 Die, 16 Lost As Cloudbursts Overflow Rivers

Striking Mine Workers Thinic Seizure Might End Walkout And Lead To Contract Signing; W. Va. Arrests Made   UMW, OPERATORS HAVE RESUMED WAGE TALKS

Miners ‘Might’ Return to Work For Government   New Violence Breaks Out In Two States

Striking Miners Say Seizure Might End Strike   New Violence In Pennsylvania

Reds Send Three Columns Ahead      MacArthur Confident of Victory after Visit to Karean War Area

Three Big Columns Shot Toward U.S. Center Line   Yank Artillery And Planes Roar Into Action While South Koreans Stage Successful Counter-Attack.

Initial Attacks Stopped   Yanks And So. Koreans Strike Back Viciously

Plane Registry Tax Setup Urged  Legislative Group Hears Inequalities

Carrier Planes Strafe Troops, Bomb Communications   * Naval Ships Fly 212 Sorties; Cow, Thought To Be Truck, Is Hit

Pair Asphyxiated In Lovers’ Iryst  Ohio Tourist Camp Scene Of Tragedy

$109,500 Estate, Will  Probated Here   Mary O. Hamm Names rirst Bootist Church To Share in Estate

$109,500 Estate, Will ~ Probated Here   * Mary oO, Hamm Names First. Exptist Church: ToiShare in Estate ~~’

\300,000 Drafted to Dig _  British Say Reds seeding Search ‘For Uranium in East Cermaty

RUSSIA STEPS UP SEARCH FOR URANIUM ORE   East Germans Being Ex. ploited In “Frantic” Effort By Reds   MINES ARE WORKED ON 24-HOUR BASIS

Russia Stepping Up search For Uraniurr   British Report Says Hunt Has Reached Frantic a Pace

RUSSIAN SEARCH FOR A-BOMB ORE IS STEPPED UF   British Report Drafting of 300,000 East German Men, Women and Children to Dig for Uranium.   WORK GOES FORWARD AT “FRANTIC” PACE   Conclusion Drawn That Mos. cow Needs Material for Other Than Peaceful Reconstruction,

Russ Step Up Uranium Mining in East Zone to ‘Frantic’ Pace, Say British

British Report Russia Running Slave Camp In German Uranium Mines

Reds Intensify Uranium Search  East German Mines Worked Around Clock

U.S. Ponders Soviet Talks On Hell Bomb   Administration Under Pressure To Start Disarmament Move

TRUMAN URGED 10 APPROAGH RUSSIA ON  DISARMAMENT      Churchill Promises to. Make, {ites for Peace  Confererigny:: with Joseph -Stutin . if Congetviatlves Win British Elections ‘Thiiriday.

ARSONIST. SEGEE SENTENCED T0REFORMATORY   Man Who Confessed Circus Fire Sant Ta Mancheld

Youth Who Confesses Circus Fire Sentenced to 4 to 40 Years in Jail

Details Of ‘Strange Objects’ Seen In Texas Skies Plentiful But Very Varied

IS IT A BIRD? A PLANE? OR SUPERMAN? OR IS IT--YES, IT MUST BE---FLYING SAUCER

66 ATTENDED FORUM   Small Group Listened to City Man. ager Discussion

Its Just Like Old Times for Hal Boyle as He Packs His Duds to Leave for Korean Front to Write for You

Going to Korea for Bandit. Season Is Like Going to; What We Used to Call Wat   Rv wHAl ROWILE

F. A. Lauters © New 4-H Show Head for 1950  Agricultural Societ: *  $=  #+ = gpa, ren   Agricultural Society Picks Aug. 21 to 23 For Next Year’s Fair

F. A. Lauters © New 4-H Show Head for 1950   Agricultural Society Picks Aug. 21 to 23 For Next Year’s Fair

Russia Says U.S. Inviting ‘Open Wa War  neernanc A merwracatn:   Charges Aggression In Korea, Questions Functions of UN

Irish Pay Homage fo St. Patrick in Colorful Tributes   St. Patrick, Missouri, Can. “cels Out 45,000 Letters

100,000 in St. Patrick  Parade  Two Million Cheer Trishmen Iln Fifth

100,000 Parade in New York On St. Patrick Day   Two Million Watch As Irish Celebrate

Sun Shines on Irish  100 000 Parade Up Fifth Avenue ‘In Biggest: St. Patrick Day Event

Eye-Dazzling New York Procession Honors lreland’s Patron Saint   Courtesy Pays Driver With Orchid Award:

Two Million Watch 100,000 Proudly March In New York City’s St. Patrick’ s Day Parade —

NEW YORK IRISH PAY ST. PATRICK TRIBUTE   2,000,008 Spectators Cheer 160,000 Marchers Down Fifth sArvenmme

[ia Million Turn Mat  ‘The Trish Have Gay’ Time 'Parading Down Fifth Avenue

_ SWIMMING RECORD BROKEN— Egyptian, Frenchman Set New Channel Mark

CHANNEL SW RECORD FALLS   Egyptian And Frenchman Smash Mark In Quick  Succession Today

Records Fall  In English  Channel Race Egyptian Is Winner,  Fee eee wo onn. ml.

2 Swimmers Snaj Channel Record   Egyptian, Frenchman Swim Across English Channe! in Race

Channel Looks Like Duck Pond Egyptian, French Splashers Lead-  Mass Paddle from France to England

SENATOR SPARKMAN   Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KORPVPAWN PPON T —— GSerrth

Attlee Realigns Cabinet Strength  Labor Preparing For New Elections

Attlee Moves To Bolster Lagor Cabinet   Relies Lineup as Parlia t Resumes Sessions Today

Attlee Shakes Up Cabinet For  More Power   Labor Party Girds Loins For New  Churchill Battle

PAROLE KILLS WIFE, ENDS OWN LIFE WITH GUN   Des Moines Apartment! Scene of Murder  And Suicide

Paroled Bank Robber Slays Wife, Then Self   Commits Suicide as Police Close In After Barrage of Tear Gas

Kills His Wife; Slays Himself as Police Close In   D. M. Police Link Paroled Robber To Safe Strippers

Friend Gives Alarm  Paroled Bandit Kills Wife, Self When Police Close In

More Files Back McCarthy Charge   Warning Follows New Denunciation

McCarthy Says More Document: To Be Aired   Accuser Promises Te Back up Charges Gt Reds en Payrolls

Wildcat Strike Hits Oak Ridge   Men Ordered Back to Jobs as Work On Atomic Installations Halted

PULL OUT SOM 90,000 MORE   Senator Byrd May Join in Drive of Senate Republicans ta Ob tain White House Intervention in Coal Shortage.

House Favors Statehood for Hawaiians  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Promises to Consider Measure

Hawaiian Statehood  Bill Clears House  Alaska Measure Also Awaits Senate Action

HUUSE APPROVES HAWAII STATEHOOL   NOW UP TO SENATE WHETHER TERRITORY AND ALASKA ARE ADMITTED.

Hawaii Okayed As Off-Shore State OF U. 5.   Two. More. ‘Stars. Would Be Added To. Flag” If “Senate Approves

House Favors Statehood for Hawaiians   Senate Committee Promises to Consider Measure

Cost-Of-Living Index Is Expected To Set New Mark  Increase Seen In Union Contracts

Scattered Oil Activity For Stephens Area  , Curry Field Reports ) New Drilling For. Post Week

Oil Activity Scatfered In Stephens Area   One Small Pumper For Buena Vista Holds Major Interest

FEDERAL ORGANIZATION LACKING  Waae-Price Controls Are Expected By Mid-January

Farmer Goes to Chase Prowlers; Found Murdered   Shot and Beaten Up On His Farm Near Spencer, Indiana

Find Farmer Slain, Blame Prowlers  . Beaten, Shot During Midnight Struqgle

Max Schwabe Files For Moulder's Job  In Second District  Al Vardeifeltz Seeks Recorder's Office” In Cole County -

House Group Asks Slashes In Oil Imports   Small Business Committee Sees Economic Damage

ENEMY TROOPS WEARING WHITE STRAFED BY FIGHTER PILOTS   Incident May Mean North Korean Shoriage of Men

Foes Garbed As Yanks Hit Beach-Head   Evacuation Began Two Days Ago; New Red Blows Feared

One Attack Hurled Back   By Americans   Bulk OF 8th Army  Dug In On New Defense Line South Of 38th Parallel

Chinese Reds 80,000 Strong Press Retreat  Reds Swarm for Kil Of Last Defenders

scape Area Heavily Attacked By Chinese Reds   60.000 Allied Troops Take Three-Hour Pounding Be. Fore Enemy Repulsed; Movement Kept Secret

Yanks Board Vast Armada Of U.N. Ships   Destination Secret In Fighting Pullout From Northern Korea

Outpost Given Up Under Fire Of China Reds   Enemy Disguised In American Uniforms

DESTINATION OF SALVAGED UNITS SECRET   Full Scale Blow By Red Forces Is Highly Expected

Allied Units Evacuating North Korean Port City Under Chinese Red Attack   Force Defending Withdrawal Drives Off Disguised Foe In Three-Hour Counterattack: Mass Assault Feared

‘Speed Evacuation Under Chinese Fire   Giant Escape Operation at Hamhung Rushed as Reds Press to Perimeter

60,000 Leaving Last North Korea Outpost   American Doughboys on Defense Line Hurl Back Attack by Chinese Wearing Yank Uniforms; More Blows Feared

Red Assault on UN Beachhead Is Turned Back   Force of More Than 60,000 Troops Pouring Aboard Escape Shins: Destination Unknown

60,000 Allied Troops Hurried Aboard Ships      Possibly 80,000 Massed Chinese Red Troops Pressing Against Beachhead

Chinese Menace Tiny Escape Area As Units Embark  Secret Withdrawal Started Two Days Aao bv ] N. Army

REDS DRESSE IN AMERICAN UNIFORMS   Officers Expect Heavier Blows At Night  60,000   Fighting To Evacuate Northeast Korea: Destination Held Top Secret

Fight Off Chinese As Men Pile Into Evacuation Ships   Increasingly Heavy Enemy Pressure Speeds. Up Orderly Withdrawal Of. UN Forces From North Korea; All .  Units In Area Now Accounted For

80,000 Reds Press Escape Port; Heavier BlowsExpected   Evacuation Started Twe Days Ago Under Military Secrecy

Chinese Try To Swarm in for - Kill at Korean Port Before All U. N. Troops Can Be Evacuated.   ‘DEPARTURE ORDERLY  BUT VERY HURRIED

Enter Ships As Chinese Reds Surround Area   Attack Is Hurled Back But Others Are Expected

Ship Destination Made Top Secret   American Doughboys On Evacuation Defense Perimeter Hurl Back Chinese Attack Wednesday In Three-Hour Battle

60,000 UN Troops Taking To Sea As Chinese Attack   Reds Wear American Uniforms In Three-Hour Battle; Heavier Attacks Expected To Come Wednesdav Night

EMBARK FOR EVACUATION   Chinese Wearing Captured U. S. Uniform Attack Rearguards as VU. N, Speeds Beachhead Withdrawal.   DESTINATION OF . FLEET IS SECRET   All 10th Corps Units Reach Sea, Including 17th Regiment; Menaced by 80,000 Reds.

UN Evacuation Of Northeast Korea Started   Repel Attacking Chinese Reds in American Uniform:

60,000 Allied Troops Are Beinc Evacuated From North Korea As Chinese Reds Extend Pressure

60,000-Man Force Leaving Red Trap   Threat of Dunkerque’ Mounting As Allies Evacuate Hungnam   American Doughboys Throw Back Attack On Tiny, Beachhead Perimeter by Chinese While Transports Load. Warships Cover

Allies Board  Ships To Quit  Hungnam Area 60,000 Troops Reach  Port; 7th Division, Jil OY aimee VK... «. 2

Chinese Reds Expected to Hurl Mass Attacks at Escape Pocket: Yanks’ Destination a Top Secret

More Than 60,000 Men Embarking At Northeast Korean Port — Chinese Reds In American Uniforms Stage Three-Hour Attack On Escape Beachhead But Are Repulsed — Massive Assault Anticipated Before  FE vacuation Is Completed

60,000 Allies Pulling out of Red Territory  Defense Troops Hurl   Defense Troops Hurl Back Chinese Horde Pressing in for Kill— Heavier Blows Feared

Chinese Reds Open Attack On Beachead   Enemy Wearing U.S. Uniforms Get Driven Back

60,000 Troops To Ships In Mass Rescue—Battle Chinese Reds In Escane

Hungnam Port Busy Scene   Dastination of Evacuation Forces Kept Secret; One Red Attack Repulsed

LOUAPE AREA HIT BY AEDS; THROWN BACK   60,000 UN Troops Embarking at Hungnam for Secret Destination.

DESTINATION OF FLEET IS SECRET   All 10th Corps Units Reach  Sea, Including 17th  : Regiment; Menaced by 80,000 Reds.

Massed Reds Threaten Beaehhead   Evacuation, Orderly but Hurried, Started Two Days Ago; Night Attack By Communists Expected

Chinese Reds Press U.N. Evacuation  80,000 Red Troops Threaten Tiny ’ Escape Beachhead

REDS ATTACK AS ALLIED SHIPS SPEED LOADING   HEAVY ASSAULT ON HUNGNAM PERIMETER EXPECTED TONIGHT

Enemy Assault Repelled But 80,000 Foe Threaten To Engulf Evacuation      Picture on Page 3

60,000 Allies Make Bid To Escape Reds   Fighting Retreat To Awaiting U.N. Fleet Going Smoothly

Troops File On Vessels  At Hungnam   Repel Assault by Red - Chinese Garbed in U.S. Uniforms.

Destination of Evacuated Men Is a Top Secret  Some 60,000 Stream latn Writing Shinc

60,000 Are Boarding Ships Today At Hungnam   Yanks Beat Off Communist Attack At Beachhead

Re d Attack At Hungnam s eems "New   10th Corps Officers Ex. pect Heavy Blows Before  All Ships Are Loaded

U. N. Troops Embarking At Last Port Held In N. Korea   Strong Guard Holds Hungnam Beach

Chinese Horde of 80,000 Drives on Allied Beachhead   Expect Reds Will Swarm in for Kill As Fighting Nears Its Climax Toniaht

80,000 Massed Chinese Troops Menace Efforts To Remove Allied Forces

80,000 Reds Ringing Tiny Escape Route   Great Fleet Of Ships Removing Men; Fear Chinese Preparing For Killing Blaw

China Reds Pressing Eseapees   Withdrawal Hurried But in Good Order. Front Reports Say

Pour Out of Threatened Hungnam Port   Allied Troops Steam Off For Top Secret Port As Red Hordes Near

sew atts  —— os  ORDERLY WITHDRAWAL  A “Dunkerque” Threat Mounts as Red Hordes Circle for Kall

Yanks Board Ships   Evacuating with Trouble in North Korean Areas

Chinese, Wearing American Uniforms, Slash At 60,000  Allies Escaping From Korea

Chinese Reds Wear Yank Uniforms for Beachhead Attack   Massive Assaults Are Feared Before Last of Units Make Escape from Besieqed Port

‘Big Blow Expected Soon To Try Breaking Up Withdrawal   Air Operations Continue Giving Cover To The Eneircled Men Trying To Hold Their Position

ELUDE CHINESE TRAPS   Forces of U. S. 10th Corps Are Now Jammed Into Snow-Splotched Coastal Plains  Under Cover of Guns Of UN Warchine

Chinese Use U.S. Outfits For Assault   Evacuation Pace Gains -at Hungnam as U.N. Troops Repulse One Advance   Team Is Reported

Enter Ships at Hungnam Docks Ahead of Reds   Destination Secret as Chinese Forces Crowd the Escape Beachhead

Massed Chinese Forces Press Threateningly Against Tiny Escape Beachhead at Hungnam

Chinese Reds Wearing U. S. Uniforms Make Three - Hour Attack On Escape Beachhead

60,000 U.N. Troops Seek fo Quit Port   80,000 Chinese Press Down on Beachhead to Block Withdrawal

60,000 Fight Way Out Of Northeast   Fear Mass, Assoults Before Last Troops Out

Pilkinaton To Direct Probe   Third Prosecutor In Malvern Inquiry

Ground Action Slacks Off In North Korea   Allies Speculate Enemy Forces May Be Re-arounine

_ WAR'S LONGEST AERIAL BATTLE  Resistance Of Chinese Reds Slackens As U.S, Marines Capture Ridge

Vast Army Claws at Mountain of Snow "hb roudghoul Easl as Damage Mounls

270 Killed; Property Loss In Millions Storm Takes Tragic Death, Damage Toll

Attack Greal Storm Drift; Toll at 266   : Thousands of Homes /Unheated, Unlighted, * Ohio Labors to Open  Roads and Factories

Thousands Toil To Remove Snow, Debris Left By Great Storm: Death Toll Reaches 266 Mark

Property Damage in Millions   Great Storm Keeps Piling Up Misery and More Misery.

MEMORIAL DAY IS NEXT ON SCHEDULE   Lawrence Residents Pause in Honor of Nation's War Dead   POPPY SALE ON TODA}

NEXT ON SCHEDULE   Lawrence Residents te Pause in r of Na tion's War Dead   POPPY SALE ON TODA‘

Husky Father Admits He Beat His Babies So Viciously That He Broke Bones, Crinnled Son

44,500,000 Gobblers Raised Turkeys Cheaper® But Cost of Other Thanksgiving Foods Uy

Shoots Ex-Wife; Then Kills Self  Her Refusal to Date Him. Believed Reason

House Body a Receive al Monday  For Survey   Slash Would Lower Deficit If Taxes  Are Not Increased

-—-FUNDS—  Plans $1.2 Billion Cut In. Budget  2 nn.   Truman Spending  May Be Slashed

Whet Axe For ’51 Budget    GOP to Fight for New $3 Billion Slash in  Truman Figures; Would Leave Deficit 1 Billion

Over Billion May beLopped   House Committee Pions Trimming of Departmental Funds, Less for Engineers

$1,200,000.000 Reduction Made By Committee   House Group Calls For Cots All Along Line; Civil Fanctions Spending Due For Largest Slash -

Republicans In House Eye New Cut In Funds  T Sea ah, Sane WW ...«-1_]   Lawmakers Would Trim$3,000,000,00(  From Truman Bid

Cannon Group Cuts Budget By Billion   House Appropriations: Group, Preparing Omnibus Bill, Tentativley Works Out Slashes In Government Cocte fnr 1051

$1,200,000,  fy qe a i We :  Cut in Truman      House Group Recommends Spending Cuts

$1,200,000,000 Cut Proposed in Truman Budget   Committee in House Slashes Omnibus Bill For Over 30 Billions

Tentative Billion Cut in Federal Spending Mapped   McCarthy, Wiley Opposed Housing

Big Cut Is Proposed in  Budget Bill   House Appropriations Committee Slashes the Amount Truman Asked   FIRST OMNIBUS BILL   All Departments Covered In One Measure; Given Percentage Reductions

House Works Out Budget Reduction  Committee Has Tentative Plan for Cut of $1 ,200,000,000  IN FEDERAL SPENDING  Recommendations Will Be Presented to Entire Group Monday

COP IN EFFORT TO.CUT TAXES: DEBATE COMING   Slash of Three Billions i Budget Sought by House Republicans 7

Appropriations Would Be Cut $1,200,000,000   First Single Package Finance Measure To Be Offered Soon

Omnibus Bill Slashed To Provide Reductions: Other Items Unaffected

House Committee Slashes Figures   Spending Proposals Suffer; Foreiqn-Aid Funds Excluded

Billion-Dollar Budget Slash Tentatively Se   House Appropriations Group Plans Cut In Huge Omnibus Bill

NEW CUT AIMED AT LUMP BILL   House Republicans Propose To Trim Off Another $3,000, 000, 000  FOREIGN AID NOT HIT

$1 Billion Spending Cut Considered   Slash in President's  Proposals Studied By Committee

Committee Plans to Cut U.S. Spending More Than Billion   House Appropriations Group Is Trimming Budget Proposal Sharply

GOP To Seek Three Billion Cut in Spending Slash Would Be In  Addition To Amount Alrendy Pregosed

Truman Money Bill For 1951 Gets Trimming  Republicans Trying To Reduce Deficit

Tentative Cut Figured By House Committee In Budget For Next Year

GOP Aims 2nd Deep Slash Into Truman's Budge   Plan Another Three Billion Slash To Trim Down Deficit

Republicans Aim For Another Cut   House G. O. P. Members Seek Reduction of Three  Billion   WOULD LOWER DEFICIT

$3 Billion Slash Aimed At Bill By House GOP’s   Proposed Cuts Are In Addition To Previous Si.2 Billion: Flat 10  Per Cent Pronosed

Truman Faces Over Billion Budget Slash   Trims Worked Out On Omnibus Bill, Readied for House

BILLION oLAGH IN TRUMAN'S SPENDING BIL   House Committee Votes for Cut from Proposed Omnibus Bill.

GOP House Members After Budget Slash   Seek Three Billion Dollar Cut fn Appropriations Bill

Budget Slash Sought   GOP Wants To Cut Fiscal Spending Another $3 Billion

FLOOR DEBATE IS SLATED MARCH 27   Atomic Energy Commission Faces Reductions   FOREIGN AID   Not Affected By Proposal; Hope To Lower Deficit By Billion Dollars

billion Dollar Cut In Federal Budget Sought   House Group Tentatively Agrees to Huge Slash In U.S. Spending

Work Qut Share Cut in Spending  "Central Committee" Slash $4.200.000 006

House Group Would Slash Truman Budget  Appropriations Group fe Get Plan At

Second Major Cut Faces Omnibus Act   Plan Would Result In Being Nearer To Balanced Budget

$1.2-Billion Budget Cut 1s Likely  Wasingon ~(AP) ~ Th   Washington (AP) — The

House [Trims  Money Bill   Central Committee Slashes Request in Omnibus Measure Subject to Vote

News Day And Night   Cut Would Be In Addition To $1.2 Billion Already Taken Off      Aim Is To Decrease  Deficit To Billion   Proposal Comes From Appropriations SubCommittee

Would Cut Bill 3 Billion More   House Republicans Aim for: Another Reduction in Administration's Appropriation Measure for Fiscal Year   — Foreign Aid Not Included. - ,   PLAN SMALLER DEFICIT

BILLION DOLLARS IS CHOPPED FROM TRUMAN'S PLAN   COMMITTEE REVIEWS OMNIBUS BILL ON FEDERAL SPENDING

GOP's Aiming Fo $3 Billion Slash In Appropriation   Measure Carries Most Of Truman’s Recommendations.

— TRIMMING —  Cuts Made All Along The Line   FOREIGN AID IS SEPARATE BILL

House Devises $1,200,000,000 Cut In Budget  Tentative Slices   Tentative Slices Listed In Funds Sought By Truman

House May Pare Truman Budget by Well Over Billion   However, Committee Still Has Expenses of $29,113,000,000.

House GOP Aims At New $3 Billion Cut in Spending  Committee Has  Araarl tr accar

REPUBLICANS SEEKING NEW SLASH IN BILI   Three Billion Cut Sought In Lump Sum 30 Billion Measure

Report Budget Cut Over Billion   Tentative Approval By Committee Is Seen

‘House ‘Republicans ‘Aim ‘New Slash At Traman ‘Appropriations Bill

President's Budget Requests Included   G.O.P. Plans Three Billion To Be Lopped Off Measure

Tentative Cut Worked Out in Truman Budget   House Appropriation Committee Slashes Spending Proposals by $1,200,000,000 for 12 Months Starting July 1—No Final Action Yet Taken.   TURNS TO OMNIBUS BILL

NEW BUDGET SLASH PROPOSED BY GOP  7 Pert) en ct a re      House Bill Would Slice Another 3 Billion From Reduced Total

Billion Dollar Cut — In Federal Spending Outlined Next Year   House Appropriations Committee Is Working on Omnibus Bill Embracing Items for Pres. Truman’s Proposed 30 Billion Dollar Program.

CENTRAL GROUP RECOMMENDS CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS   Foreign Aid Money Not Included In Figures Now Raing Studied

House Republicans Seek New Three Billion Slash In Appropriations Bill

House Group PutsCrimpIn Spending Bid  $1,200,000,000 Cut  In Truman Proposals

House Aims New 3 Billion Cut In Budget Bill  Floor Debate   Floor Debate Starts Monday On Appropriations

GOP Seeks New Slash In Budget   House Committee _ To Start Annual Problem: Monday

$3 Billion Slash Aim of Republicans   Measure Carrying Most of Ttems Recommended by President To Be Before Committee Monday

Move fo Slash Truman Budget "$1,200 Million Woute  Be Lost to President - Under Proposed Flan

PRESIDENT'S BUDGET IS CUT $1,200,000,000   Deficit of $4,000,000,000 Likely; Foreign Aid Not Included.

FATHER HELD FR ATTIC      Coiidition ' of Child. Reported “Pair at. Danbury, Connecticut, ‘Hospital —‘Holes Drilled In Chest by Purch Press.

Judge s Pat on Sick Baby Case   Murphy of Kewaunee Talks With Dr. Coon

THMPERATURE   A-Smashers Find  New Element   Californians Report No. 98 As Substance Lost After Universe Born

A Backward. Look at Creation? © ; : ; Atom-Smashers Make New Physical Element

Element 98 Revealed By  Scientists   Strange Substance Is Discovered In Atomic Research

Atom Smashers Produce New Element Which Can’i Be Seen. Doesn't Exist Naturally

Atom Smashers Discover New  Element In Creation Puzzle Extremelv [[nstahle Matter Thoncht To Have   Extremely Unstable Matter Thought To Have Existed Fleetingly When Earth Was Formed

: —DISCOVER. NEW ELEMENT— Atom Smashers Find. Invisible Substance —

New Element ls Found--It's 98th   Pry Further Into Mystery of Creation

Forms History's Heaviest Atom   z . Atomic Researchers’ Discover  Strange New Element ~ No. 98

PUZZLE OF CREATION SOLVED?....  Atom Smashers Find Strange New Element

Fits Jigsaw Puzzle of Creation panel hacks tncl Mes ates vlad nct Sah de  New. Strange Element Found in Atom Test<

New Element Believed Key  To Creation   Atomic Researchers Say Invisible Substance May Have Been Matter Source

Civilian Boss Proposed for Postwar Korea   Rebuilding Job Would Be Headed By Non-Soldier

Propose Civilian Boss To Rebuild Korean Economy  . Nafions Te Appoint — Bohedkilitesiorn Cre

U. S. Seeks Civilian Boss For Rebuilding In Korea   U.N. Asked To Appoint “Agent General” For Directing Of Multi-Million Dollar Program

Proposes U.N. Name Economic Boss for Korea   Civilian to Direct Rehabilitation Favored by U. S.

Asks Civilian  Boss in Korea   United Stat.s Propose: One be Named by UN tc Direct Its Rebuilding.

MacArthur Hinted For Korean Job   U. S. Proposes To UN That Civilian Boss be Named For  Economic Recovery

As U.N. “Agent General”  . S. Proposes Civilian Boss To Direct Korea’s Rebuilding

U. 5. Proposes Civilian ‘Boss’ ror All of Korea   Agent General Would Direct Rebuilding Of Nation’s Economy

U. 5. Urges Naming Of Civilian to Rebuild Korea Under U. N.   Rehabilitation Functions Similar to MacArthur's In Military Sphere

US. Backing Civilian For  Korean Boss   Proposal Presented: To UN For Economic Rebuilding Program

Civil Boss For Korea Is  US. Plan   Suggestion Laid Before U.N. Group On Rehabilitation

U.S. PROPOSES U. N NAME CIVILIAN TO REBUILD KOREA   MacArthur, However, Possibility To Direct Economic Program

U. S. Pr oposes Civilian ‘Boss’  To Help Korez   U.N. Handed Pian For Agent General To Aid Rebuilding

Suggests UN Name Civilian Boss For Korea   Would Direct Economic Rebuilding For Country

U.S. Asks UN To Name Civilian Boss In Korea   Director Urged For Rebuilding Small Nation

SUPREME KOREA BOSS PROPOSED   Civilian Chief Would Be Known As U.N. ‘General Agent’

REPORT 25 RUSSIAN COMBAT DIVISIONS IN EAST GERMANY   Ry RORERT HAPGER

Soviets Covld Push to Rhine  Estimates 25 Soviet Divicione Ready in German

Solons Fayor Tax Increase   ‘Move Would Substitute ‘Rationina, Controls ;

‘Sees Next Move Up To Russia   Truman, Stalin Playing For Keeps On Diplomacy Checker Board

Truman and Stalin Pla ying for Keeps on This Checker Board of Diplomacy; (Stalin’s Move)

Next Move In Korean Game  Up To Stalin   Only Hint From Moscow Calls Americans  Aggressors

 Stalin Caught Short When Truman Used Soviet Method Of Fast Action: He Has Three Choices

Truman-Stalin Playing for Keeps On World Diplomatic Check erboard

Mrs. Thomas, 69 Succumbs Here   Linton Woman Expires in Hospital; Services to Be Held Saturday

Genny Funeral Will Be Tuesday   Linton Woman Expires: Burial Will Be Made in Scotland Cemetery,

Lausche Says Ohio Needs Ne Special Meet  Decision Follows   Decision Follows Meeting Of Cabinet On State Finances

OWA JUDGES J06 13 NOWIN CE NATE HAND!   Must Act on Appointment in Recess: More Sure of Confirmation.

Yank Plane Downed By China Reds   Pilot Is Rescued By Naval Vessel

Russian Hints  AtBroaderWar   And U. 8. Will Be To Blame. Malik Declares

Claim West Scores Twice In UN Talks   Austin, Jebb Refute Charges Made By Malik

U.S. Ready To Sign Jap Treaty With Or Withcut Cooperation Of Russia

Racing Figure Bares Holdings   Turf News Operator Owns Western Union Stock

Molasky Defends .  Race News Service  Also Has $500,000 Western Union Stock

Racing News Lord Tells Probers All   Molasky Denies Tie-In With Bookie:

“Temperatures   Former Washington Governor Now FPC Head: 16 of Truman's Plans For Reorganization Now Effective

Truman Appoints Friend Wallgren Chairman of FPC   Uses New Power Of Reorganization

SIKTEEN PLANS 10 REVAMP FEDERAL OFFICES IN EFFECT   Five Of President Truman’s Proposals Rejected By Sanate

Gov. Duff Claims Cooke’s Stand On Stream Plan Fake   Cooke Hurls Charge State Workers Got Time Off To Win Slate Votes

NILES UNION OFFICIAL HELD   Accused of Embezzlins $10,533 of Union Funds

Say Niles Union Boss  Embezzled   $10,533 Loss Laid At Door Of W. M. Harris

Rail Engineer Speaks at Probe Of Train Crash  Testifies He Failed To Obey Signals _

Inquiry Opened To Learn Cause Of Train Wreck   Flyer Engineer Admits Failure To Reduce Speed

Troop Train Crash Blamed ‘On Frameer   Witness Admits That He [ailed to Slow Down Speed of Diesel Sulficiently

Weekly Political Scene Democrats Fear Kelly-Vandenberg Team More Than Any Other Nov. 7

Drastic Changes To Regulate Ohic Cafes Proposed   More Sanitation, More Lights, Ban On Lewd Shows Asked

Anti-Slot Bill Sure_ To Pass      Sen. Malone Unable To Filibuster Because of Laryngitis .

fae oT KIGNtS ocormMed  (Census Income Queries Branded As ‘Nose Thumbing’ by Rep. Brown

Ohio Solon Seeks To Block  Census Of People’s Earnings  Claims Strong Bipartisan Backing To Amend Bureau Appropriation

Lawmaker AHacks Census  Move to Check on Income ba Effar? to Black Einencial GuecKhianc

 Bi-Partisan Drive On To Halt Census Bureau From Asking Income Questions

Ceremonies At 8 O'clock  Portraits Of Distinguished  Lawyers To Be Unveiled Here

Fresented Lo County  Patterson, Lawrence Portrait:  To Be Unveiled Monday Nighi

Disabled Veterans At Dairy Work   Ceremonies At 8 O’clock  Portraits Of Distinguished ‘Lawyers To Be Unveiled Here

\Ninety-Day Extension of Rent Control ‘Approved By House Banking Committee

Extended Rent Control Okehed   House Banking Grou Gives [ts Approval

Rent Control Is Voted by  House Group   Banking Committee Favors — 90-Day Extension While Senate Considers Plan

180 Survivors Of Battle For Taejon Rejoin Comrades   Yanks Evade Reds, Trek 30 Miles Through Mountains To Reach New Lines

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH 8-5317. peer   LENDRDOLD Vow.

WILL HELP VOTER‘   ; to Furnish Trans portation to and From the Polls

PRISON DIRECTOR AWAITS REPORT   Moore Hopes To Get Copy Of Investigation Of Charges Against Him.

Revenge Held As Motive for Brutal Deaths   Three White Men Jailec After 3 Negro Children Are Massacred in Their Mississippi Home

fo NABBED IN BRUTAL KILLING OF NEGRO KIDS   Two Armed White Men Held In Mississippi for ‘Revenae’ Deaths of Trio

Killers Caught In Mississippi  Three Negro Childrer Victims Of Massacre

Posse Captures Two Wanted Mer   Suspects Are Wantec For Massacre Of 3 Colored Children

Vass X-Ray Hits 25.000 Mark Here   Survey Closes Out Its Activity With ~" 7 Work Today

X- Ray Suffers lag Yesterday   ‘Only 772 Persons Were Surveyed As  ‘Deadline Nears

Republican Strategists Concerned over Effects of Primary Campaign

Questions U. S. Plane Delivery To Britain   Congress Will. Ask State Dept. Wi?" Taday

Huge Gasoline Blast Costly   Allison Vacations Cut. . To Make War Materiol

Chief Kxscutive dd Top Spirits After Three-Day Bout with Senxickness — Truman Signs Bul Repealing Federal Tax on (Veomarguring As Kirst Official Act.

Believes Ketchel Greatest Fighter But Zigler Was One of the Best in His Day

REACH NO DECISION   Action on Bids Delayed Until Maluitt Returns

Stagecoach Rides Again On Old Trail   Leaves Yuma; Will Reach LaMesa, 26th

Farmers of Area Filing Applications for Cotton Classing and Market News Service

Defense Chiefs to Testify in Formosa Issue  Republican Critics of Truman's Daliew Genara Dain?

DEFENSE DEPT. TO AIR VIEWS ON FORMOSA   GOP Wins Battle For Chiefs’ Testimony  On Island’s Value

VLUNALURAD UALL DEFENSE HEADS IN CHINESE ROW   Republican Critics O: Administration Win First-Round Point

Defense Heads Summoned In Formosa Row   Republican Crities Score Point As Views Requested

SENATORS 10 CALL 2 DEFENSE CHIEFS IN FORMOSA ROW   Committee Votes to Question Johnson and Bradley About Island’s Strategic Value.   ACTION A VICTORY FOR INTERVENTIONISTS   Bridges Says U. S. Must Be Prepared to Take Bold Steps, if Necessary, to Save Stronghold.

Defense Chiefs io Testify in  Formosa Issue  Republican Critics of Truman’s  Policy Score Point

Defense Heads Will Testify On Formosa  Move Victory For GOP Policy Critics

GOP CRITICS SCORE POINT  U.S. Defense Chiefs Face Quiz Qn Formosa’s Strategic Value

Senators Call Defense Chiefs   Johnson, Bradley to State  Views on Formosa

Defense Heads To Testify On Formosa Military Spot   Defense Secretary Johnson, General Bradie} Will Give Their Views On Island’s Import

Senators Call Defense Chief: In China Row   Will Testify On Strategic Value Of Formosa

Leaders to Give First Hand Views On January 26   Senator Bridges Demands “Bold Methods” If Necessary to Save Island; Sees Appeasement Bringing New War.

GOP Wins Point  Senate Committee to Call Defense Heads on Formosa

REPUBLICAN CRITICS SCORE ONE POINT   Senate Group Will Get Further Hearing On 26th of January

‘nators Summon efense Chiefs   Formesan Row  GOP Critics Of Truman Policy Score Heavily

Ship Hits Mine—42  Rescued   Hope Fades For Rest Of 93 On LaPlace Off  St. Malo Coast

Continue Search For Sea Survivors   42 Saved So Far After a French Vessel Hits Mine, Sinks off St. Maio

SHIP GOES DOWN; OF KNOWN DEAD   ERENCH VESSEL SINKS AFTER  HITTING MINE—30 MEN  STILL MISSING.

Leopold Asks Parliament Act  Exiled King Requests Decision of Status

Leopold Will Await Decision   Asks Parliament to Vote on Recall or His Abdication.

Phone Walkout Seen as Certain  Talks With Mediators Make No Progress

Chiang Orders Action If Reds Hit Quemoy  Assault Expected ‘At Any Hour’

Chiang Alerts Armed Forces   Would Repel Red  Invasion of Kinmen

Weather Conditions Halt Search Of Mountain Side Near Tokyo Where Army Transport Burned

Bad Weather Halts Search For C-54 Wreck   Thirty-Five Americans Are Believed Killed In Tokyo Air Crash

Search Halted fn Mountainous Area Due To Fog, Rain   Efforts To Be Renewed Early Today

Were Aboard Plane Which Is Wrecked   Four Members of MacArthur Staff Included On List

C-54 Crashes Into Jap Peak Hid By Storm   Passenger List. Page 2

35 Americans Believed Killed As C-59 Crashes 60 Miles Weck af Takin

Transport Plane Hits Hill, Burns   High Occupation Officials, Victims

dunt Delayed For 35 Feared Dead In Plane   Crash Seen Near Tokyo In Mountains

Search Parties Seek. Missing C-54: Trade Officials Aboard    All Believed Killed In Mountains

TRANSPORT HITS MOUNTAIN PEAK ON TOKYO FLIGHT   Japanese Witnesses Report Explosion; Search Halted By Dente Fou

35 AMERICANS DIB IN JAPAN PLANE CRASH   United States Transport Hits Mountain, Burns 60 Miles From Tokvo

Cheeses Wolfed by Congressmen   Badger Ohio Contest Raises Enthusiasm Rut Nea Reciaian

Floodwall. Watched Anxiously as 28-Ft. Mark Approaches; Street Inundated

State-Wide Vote Sets a Record   55,000 More Ballots Cast Than in Any Other General Election

State Record in General Election Set   55,000 More Votes Than Ever Before Are Recorded

Austin Crowds Out El Paso For Fifth City   State Capital Population Hits Over 130,000

Mrs. Houghton Is Received By Queen Juliana   lowan Heads Party of U.S. Clubwomen on a World Jaunt

Mid-East Looms As World's Trouble Spot   Admiral Nimitz Says Demand For Oil Is Critical

EIGHT KILLED IN B-29 GRAS   Bomber on Way to Search For Missing Plane

Seven Escape as Plane Hits Prairie, Burns   No Further Word Heard From Craft Missing With 17

B. 29 Bursts Into Flame; 7 Survive  Bomber Falls  After Take-Off

B-29 Falls in Montana, Had Been in North; Twe Dozen Planes   Seek Craft

B-29 Search Plane Crashes in Takeoff, Eight Crewmen Die  Mishap Occurs As Squadron Takes Off To Search for B-36

Eight Die In B-29 Crash In Montana   Seven Escape Death; Superfort Taking Off To Rejoin B-36 Search

Search For Lost Bomber Continues  Rescue Ship Crashes, Burns, 8 Of Crew Die

8 Men Killed In Crash of B-29   7 Escaped Injury Wher Bomber Went Down on  Montana Prairie   (ON SEARCHING MISSION   Ship Was Looking for a Missing B-36 With 17 Aboard

SHIP PLUNGES THREE MILES FROM BASE   Bomber Was Resuming Hunt For Missing Plane

Search Plane. Burns; Fight Men AreDead   Seven Escape as Big - Bomber. Crashes; ‘Was Seeking’ Lost. B-36 in  levy Noarthwoect Areg :

ee ee  7 Escape In Disaster At Great Falls  Had Been Huntin: Missing B-36

Fight Are Killed In Crash of B-29   Bomber Falls While On Search Mission For Missing B-36

7 Escaped Injury When Bomber Went Down on  Montana Prairie   [ON SEARCHING MISSION   Ship Was Looking for a Missing B-36 With 17 Aboard

B29 Goes Down During Search For Lost B-36   Cause Not Known; Hunt for Second Plane Continues

B-29 CRASHES, EIGHT KILLED SEVEN SURVIVE   Plane Falls While Return. ing From Search For Missing B-36

B-29 Burns. On Takeoff In Montana   Plane Was Vanguard OF Giant Search For B-36 Down In Pacifie

8 Men Killed in Bomber Crash   Ship Had Searched for a Missing B-36

Seven Escape As Ship Dives Into Highway   Tragedy Dogs Search For Lost B-36 Near Seattle—Ominous Oil Slick Seen in Area

Eight Are Killed In Crash of B-29   Plane Falls Today in Hunt for Men Missing with Huge B-36.

Bomber Crash Fatal to Eight   7 Escape as Plane Takes Off on Hunt

/ Escape As Bomber Takes Fire   Search Continued For B-36 Lost In Queen Charlotte Sound Area

Eight Men Killed InCrash OfB-29  Ship Was Searching For Missing Bomber

B-29 Crashes, Killing Eight   Seven of Air Force Crew Escape Near Montana Base

Fight Army Fliers Are Killed in Crash of B-29  Near Great Falls: Seven Others Survive

Plane, Searching for Missing B-36, Crashes, Killing 8   Seven Escape When B-29 Plummets to Earth Shortly After Takina Of.

Eight Die In Latest Air Tragedy   Plane Taking Part In Search for B-36 Crashes in Montana; Seven Men Survive

Eight Killed as B-29 Crashes:  Seven Escape   Bomber was Returning From Search for Missing B-36 in Canada

B-29 Plunge Kills 8 Flyers   Plane Falls in Takeof: For Arctic B-36 Hunt

B-29 Falls; 8 of 15 Men Die in Crash   Starting Takeoff © On Rescue Mission .As Mishap Occurs

8 Killed in Crash Of B-29 Bomber On Montana Prairie   Was Taking Off To Renew Search For Missing B-36

Seven Escape Unhurt After Plane Takes Off At Great Falls Montana Base

8 Men Are Killed in B-29 Crash   7 Others Survive As Plane Used in B-36 Search Falls

BOMBER CARRIES ~ FIGHT TO DEATH   Seven Escape Crash of B29 at Great Falls.

8Men Killed InPlane Crash; Seven Escape  Bomber Searching - Ear Miccing Plane

Seven Escape from Burning Wreckage; Accident Occurs On Takeoff Early This Mornina   B-29 Had Been Engaged in Search of Missing B-36 Near Queen Charlotte Sound

$Dead, ] Hurt When B-D Falls ‘Affer Take-Off   Plane Burns Following Crash; Was Searching For Missing Bomber

‘Mercy Plane’ Crash Kills Eight Airmen   B-29 Hits Montana Highway; Had Been Hunting For Missing B-36

8 Killed In Search Plane   B-29 Crashes On Takeoff To Seek B-36 Superbomber

—-REPUBLICANS Taft Calls: For Slash In Budget  Wants $4 Billion » Cut Off Requests

Taff in Favor Of Budget Cut   Ohio Senator Would Re(duce Pres. Truman's Figures by 4 Billion.

Makes Economy Key Issue Taft Suggests: Truman Budget Be Slashed $4.000.000.000

Urges 4 Billion Cut-in Budget   _ Taft's Demand Is in Line With Party's Kev Issue

SEN. TAFT ASKS CUT IN BUDGET   Would Slash Spending By  Four Billions

‘Armed Bandits Get $38,000 At Cleveland Loan Office   Well-Dressed Gunmen Flee in Auto  After Threatening Ten Employes

NLRB Ends Long Battle « With Counsel  Scope Clear-Cut In Seven Areas

Board Breaks TH Deadlock   NLRB Jurisdiction Battle Settled After 32 Years

RIFT IN AGENCY SMOOTHED OVER   NLRB And New Genera Counsel In Agreement  Over Procedure

Erickson Could Get 60 Years   New York State Orders Trial Monday

Truck Turns Over on Car On Bayshore   Two Accidents at Hillsdale Intersection; Boy Hit at Palo Alio

Shooting Seen In Réed Putsch   Senator Warns Allies Set To Resist in Berlin

Quick Refusal By Britain to Egypt’ s Edict   Resists Demand to Pull British Troops From Vital Suez Canal Zone

Farouk Denounces Suez Canal Treaty   Premier Touches Off Violence _ With Reading of Kinoe’s Sneech

Daniel Contends Separate-Equal Rule Remains      SOUTH SHOWS MIXED EMOTIONS ON COURT'S RACE RULING: SOME HAPPY. OTHERS ANGRY

DIXIE TROUBLED WHILE AWAITING ORDERS EFFECT   High Court's Opinion Against Segregation Brings Consternation And Defiance —Negroes Elated.

Segregation Ban Creates Furor  Feeling In South On Ruling Varied

South Gives  Mixed View  On Rulings U. S. High Court  Bans Segregation Of Negro Student:

Dixie Aroused Over Court's Ruling ee ae a ee a a nr C...k . OW TT se A De TR. Ot   Southerners Elated Or Defiant After Ban On Segregation

RULING AGAINST SEGREGATION IS KICKED AROUND   No Great Influx of Negroes To ou Expected - -in- Fall; Georgian Indignant

Reactions Mixed On Court Ruling  Texas U. Must Admit Negroes To College

Anti-Segregation Rulings Met With Joy And Defiance   Group For Advancement Of Negroes To Plan Future Action; Talmadge To Continue Negro Ban

Consternation, Elation, Defiance Are Reactions to Court’s Rulings

SOUTH STUNNED BY COURT RILING ON SEGREGATION   Governor Talmadge Say: Negroes Will Not Be Acl Se ee Oe, Oe

Mixed Feelings in South Over Rulings   Consternation, Efation and Outright Defiance Follow Segregation Decisions; Equal Facilities Seem Key

Consternation And Defiance Mark Southern Reaction To Supreme Court Ruling On Segregation

Talmadge Vows He'll Defy Court Racial Ban   Mayor Holmes Waxes Wroth Over Taxes

South Jubilant And Indienant   & Talmadge Scores High Court Ruling

Southerners Have Varied Viewpoints  On Tribunal   Anti-Segregation Rulings By Court Raise Much Furor

Survey Reveals Electrical Rates Here Are Below Average for City Residents

Electric Rate Survey Reveals Higher Scale   Local Consumers Pay More Than National Average, FPC Says

FRANCE APPROVES ~ EUROPEAN ARM]   F  ‘PARLIAMENT OPPOSES RE  ARMAMENT OF GERMANY IN ANY OTHER WAY.

:  Irate Citizens of Bethany, Okla., Lose Fight Against Board of Education—Court Rules State’s Laws Do Not Forbid Teaching of Abstinence From Alcohol and Tobacco— Action Grows Out of “Coronation Kissing” Episode.

HOARDING PENALTY   House Group Votes Prison Sentence, Fine for Those Buying Over Needs

Teeth Put in Anti-Hoard Legislation   Senators Vote Prison Fines for Hoarders, Black Marketeers.

Atomic Group Studying Chance Of Extraditing Britain's Spy Suspect

Committee Would Bring Fuchs Here For Trial  But Obstacles Seen in Case Of Reitan Held

DOUBTS RAISED British Scientist's Extradition ~ To US Sought by Lawmakers

Senate Group Seeks Alleged Spy For Trial   Klaus Fuchs Wanted By Senate Committee

Chairman McMahon's At / Omic Committee Explores Possibility Of Arraigning Scientist In United States Court

U. S. Extradition Of Fuchs Eyed   Atom Group Studies Possibilty Of Trying British Suspeet

Extradition Of Suspect Is Unlikely   FBI Chief Says Scientist Had H-Bomb Secrets

Senator Says Hoover Has Told Them British Scientist Passed to Russians Data on Atomic Bomb.

US. May Iry To Extradite British Scientist   Atomic Committee Will Study Case At Session Today

Extradite Fuchs, McMahon Asks   Would Try Briton, for Atomic ‘Leak’

SOLONS WEIGH EXTRADITION OF SCIENTIST   U. S. Trial Of Fuchs Suspected Atom Spy, May Be Sought .

Spy Suspects Trial In U.S. ‘Being Studie   Chances Of Extradition ‘Dim,. Senator MecMahon Learns

Want British Scientist Put On Trial Here   Congress Committee Seeking to Extradite Klaus Fuchs, Accused As Russ Atomic Spy

Reorganization Plan Disapproved   NLRB, Treasury and Commerce Departmen Pranosals Run Into Snaas in Committees

STATE SLOWLY RECOVERING FROM-STORM—   Emergencies Called In Several Cities;  Death Toll 50:

New Snow Hits Eastern Ohio's Stricken Area   34 Dead In State, Records Fall, ONG On Emergency Duty

Pittsburgh Holdup Pair Are Captured  In Arizona   Nation-Wide Hunt Ends at Flagstaff; Policeman Shot  Week Aco Todav

British Are Warned Of More Sacrifices   Attlee Condemns Commu. nism In Message To People

ATTLEE TELLS BRITISH THIRD WAR IS NEAR   Condemns Russia For Casting ‘Fear Shadow” Over World

Attlee Warns British of ‘Korea Fire’  Condemns Soviets   Condemns Soviets For Conspiracy Against U.N. Unity

REDS FEAR ANOTHER TITO?  Officials Now Believe Mao Got Good Deal From Stalin

Mao Gets Edge  In Kremlin Deal   Russia Sought To Avert Another Tito Incident

Thomas Loses In Olkahoma  Other Results In Voting In Four States

Voters Unseat Veteran Senator From Oklahoma  Russell Long Wins; Arkansas States’ Righter Defeated

Extra Session Of Legislature Is Considered  Election Officials To Advise Lausche On Ohia Rallat T awe

Election Laws May Be Changec For New Ballot  Meeting Next Week   Meeting Next Week Of County Officials Could Decide Issue

Sympathy Expressed Fes Korean Reds During Anniversary Talks By Russian Leaders

Russ Parade Might on Anniversary   Budenny, Ex-Czarist Private, Excoriates U.S. “Imperialists”

Russia Parade: Her Military Might Today   Expresses Symeathy For Korean Reds —Radtling UN

West Blasted For Opposing Korea's Reds  Giant Observance le Anniversary OF

USSR Chiefs Sympathize For Ko-Reds   Marshal Budenny Hits *Bandit-Like’  L. S. Intervention

West Blasted For Opposing Korea's Reds  Giant Observance is Anniversary Of Caviaet Ravalutian

Only One Passenger Badly Hurt   Merle Main, lola, Is Slightly Injured When Train Hits: Truck Near Ottawa: Track Torn Up

Streamliner Derailed Near Ottawa Today   Santa Fe Tulsan Leaves Tracks After Striking Truck; No One Killed

New Tax Bill Headed For Enactment   Senate Approves Measure Boosting Taxes $4.5 Billion;  More Boosts Seen

$4 Billion Tax Boost Bill — Well On Way To Enactment   Move To Raise Draft Age From 25 To 35 Forecast

Tax-Boosting Bill ts Near Passage   Measure Providing $4.5 Billions Only A Fererunner of Futures Inceranecac

Tax Boost Bill ls Approved by Senate's Action  Only Forerunner of Still Higher Taxes

Conferees Gef  Tax Boost Bill   Senators Approve  $4.5 Billions Act   Pledge Profits Levy

Senate Pushes Tax Boost Bill Toward Final Enactment; More Levies Seen

SENATE OK’S $4,508,000,000 TAX INCREASE   Hikes Withholdings On Sal.  aries October 1; New  Dig Next Year.

Tax-Boosting Measure Gets Senate OK   Voice Yote Passes Money-Raising Bill In Friday Session

Senate OK's Stop-Gap Tax Measure   $4.5 Billions Called Starter; Compromise Excess Profits Ban

More Taxes Seen After Bill Passes  Truman Expected To Seek 7 To 10 Rillians Extra

SENATE APPROVES. BIG TAX MEASURE   Stop-Gap Money Bill Is Passed by Voice Vote

SENATE SENDS TAX BOOST BILL TO CONFERENCE   ONLY BEGINNING OF DEFENSE COSTS TO U. S. TAXPAYERS

Senate O.K. Speeds  Bill Boosting Tax  $4,508,000,000 Step Seems Only Start,

Rails Fight To Restore Some Service   Strike Forcing Some Industries To Close; Ir crease Number Of Trains In Operation.

Industry Is Choked Off By Nation’s Rail Strike   Roads Keep Trains Running; But All Negotiations Are Suspended

Peace Demand By U.S. Beats Reds to Punch   Plea Condemns N. Koreans: Fight Seen When Malik Tabkec (iver Canneil

NOT AFRAID OF LIONS. Three- Year-Old Texas Girl Gets Kick - Out Of Being Marooned In Africa

Fordham U. Head Assails Sen. Chavez   Calls Solon’s Attack or Budenz ‘“Slanderous And Cowardly.”

Big Three Okay Fynanded Talks  i) death ielieadl  With Soviet Union

WEST ACCEPTS RED BID FOR BIG 4 TALKS   But They Insist On Discussing Other Problems Beside Germany

Allies Prepare For Talks With Germans Over  Military Aid   Negotiations Expected to Be Long Drawn Ont

In Accord on Meeting With Soviet Russia   Western Powers Agree on Parley if Kremlin Will  Broaden the Agenda

Western Powers Demand Agenda Include Problems Beside Germany; Mum on Conference in N.Y.

Notes Agree To Holding of Big Four Meet oe   Western Powers Agenda Include World Problems

Broader Agenda  Wanted   Western Powers Agree To Session If Kremlin Will Add World Topics

WEST ASKS FOR RUSSIANS 10 EXPAND TALKS   Request Big 4 Meeting on Ger many Consider World Problems.

West Powers Agree fo Big Four Meeting Proposed by Russia lf Meet Agenda Is Broadened

WEST AGREES TO RUSSIA'S BID FOR BIG FOUR TALK   Insists, Though, Agenda Be Broadened To Include Key World Problems

West Agrees To Talks On World Issues   Accepts Russian Proposal If Other Conditions Taken Up

Big Four Meeting Is a Possibility  Session Depends On Red Accantanca

West Agrees To Big Four  Conference   Allies, However Want Agenda Con. siderably Widened

West Agrees To 4-Power Conference  But Kremlin Must Aaree to Broaden

Krrol Flynn Namec As Girl’s Attacker   Parents S art Investigation By Authorities in Monaco After Charges Are Made

ARE SLOW BOILING   fans VLU DYUILUVWY  Kettles Need More Gifts for Salvation Army Christmas Fund’

Drive Brings War ‘in Korea Into Final Stage  ‘Armored Forces Run Over Red Defender

Zero to 5 Below Is Forecast for Kansas Tonight   Expect Skies Will Clear By Wednasday; Snowfall Over State Ys Reported Light

Cold Wave Chills State.   Minimum Temperature: Tonight Due to Range From 10 Below to Zero

BITTER COLD WAVE   Forecast For Coldest Night of Sea. son in Kansas Tonight

Killer Wounds Companion Of Young Girl   Shoots Prichard, Ala., Teenager as She Sits in Car With Another Man

Conferees in Study to Curb ‘Commies’  McCarran Hopes   McCarran Hopes Accord May be  Quickly Reached

Senate-House Conferees Work On Red Curbs  Senator McCarran Chairman Of Group Trying To Iron  Out Differencec

kast Ok ay See n On Red Control   Conference Group Expected To Draw   . rye re ‘ : ‘* Bill That Will Pass; Truman May Siegen

Committee Tries To Work Qut Compromise   Whether Truman Will Veto Measure Not Known

Bill Taken Up By Conferees   Timetable for Congression: al Vacation Rests or Anti-Red Compromise.

Seek Agreement On Curb for Reds  _ Congress‘ Vocation Hinges on Measure

Senate-House: Group Confers OnCommieBill   Congress Vacation Depends On Outcome,  OH Cammrcinine Antic:

Barking Of Faithful Dog Leads To Finding 3-Year-Boy Alive   Hunted By 6000 Soldiers For Three Daves

Hoover Calls For U.S. To Bolster  Formosa Defense   Former President Believes America Should Uses Naval Power To Raise ‘A Wall Against Com munism In Pacific:’ lonore China Rede

Use American Navy Might If Needed,He Say:  Taft, Too, for Pacific Wall To Block Reds

HERBERT HOOVER CALLS ON U. 5. TD DEFEND FORMOSA   Declares Warships Should Be Sent to Island, If Necessary, to Keep Out Reds.   LETTER TO KNOWLAND DISCLOSES HIS VIEWS   Truman Reported Opposed to Use of Armed Force to Help Nationalists Protect Stronghold.

March of Dimes Booth  Woecetorday. 867.10.   McCloy Believes Reds Star ting "Creeping Blockade’ of Berlin ©

McCloy Sees Russ Starting Creeping Blockade of Berlin   Reported to Feel New Restrictions Are “Arm Twistina’

Report M'Cloy SEE LENGTHY Sees Blockade STRIKE AHEAI Creeping Near FOR CHRYSLE

Fears Creeping Berlin. Blockade  McCloy Points Out Soviet Restrictions

SEES NEW TACTIC   [McCloy Thinks Russian Ac: tion Is Start of Creeping Blockade

_ The Creeping Variety McCloy Reported to. Believe ‘Reds Beginning New Blockade

Creeping Blockade By Russia   _ McCloy Reported To Think Reds Want To Hold Business Down

REDS PUSHING ARMS PRODUCTION  ~ Experts Warn Allies Have Four Years To Strenathen Defenses

Russia Will Reach Dangerously Weili-Armed State By 1954 With Margin Over The United States

Four Years Seen Before Real Crisis   Soviet War May Then Start By *Miecaleulatian’

1954 DEADLINE IN DEVELOPING WEST'S MIGHT   State, Defense Depts. See Russians Well Armed in 4 Years

Officials Believe USSR To Reach Dangerously Well-Armed State In That Time

ALL-MALE JURY FOR DR. SANDER   Discussion Of Possible Jury Tampering Delays Court Session

Judge Declares NoWron¢ Found Amoné Jurors   Defe se Counsel Cleared    Of inant Charged  Prosecutor Phinney

Sander Trial Jury Selected   Catholics Dominate Twelve-Man Panel

Religious Issue Not Raised But Influence is Felt   9 Roman Catholics On Panel Hearing Dr: Sander Case aa

‘Mercy Killing Trial Jury Is Now Complete   Twelfth Juror Is Accepted; Will Not Ask Death Penalty

All-Male Jury To Try Sander  7 Catholics Chosen At ‘Mercy’ Trial

All-Male Jury Chosen to Try Mercy Doctor   Nine Are Catholics, Prospective Woman Juror Is Excused

TAMPERING IS DENIED  All-Male Jury Completed For Merey-Killing Trial

Prosecutors Agree Not to Ask the Limit  World Attention Is Focused on the Case

Death Sentence In Dr. Sander Trial Is Not Being Sought   Prosecuting Officials Make Public Agreement In “Mercy” Trial

JURY COMPLETE TO TRY DOCTOR IN DEATH CASE   Group of Men Seated To Hea: Evidence — Seven Are Romen Catholics

Select All Male Jury for Trial   Average Age 54 of Jurors in Mercy Case

-All-Male Jury Is Completed Today For Trial Of Dr. Hermann Sander

Twelve Men To Decide Fate Of Doctor Sander  One Alternate Juror Remains To Be Chose

Jury Chosen To Try Mercy. Death Doctor   All-Male Panel Named To Determine Fate of Medical Man Charged ~ With: Killing Woman

All-Male Jury; Ready to Hear Sanders Case   Average Age Of ‘Mercy Murder’ Jurors Js 54

READY FOR EVIDENCE   All-Male Jury Will Hear Mercy Killing Trial of Dr. Sander

All-Male Jury Sworn; Dispute Over Tampering   Trial Of Doctor In Mercy Killing Is Now Under Way

AGES AVERAGE o4 YEARS; NINE ARE CATHOLICS   ‘Religious Issue Not Raised When Panel Selected

All-Male Jury Chosen In ‘Mercy-Killing’ Trial Of Dr. H. N. Sander

PICK 12 MEN FOR JURY IN SANDER CASE   Nine Catholics, Three Protestants Selected to Hear Trial of Doctor for Mercy Killing.   KAWYERS CLASH ON JURY TAMPERING   Defense Given Clean Bill of Health; Used Credit Bureau Repotts on Pro . Spective Jurors.  }

‘Mercy Death’ Trial Jury Panel Selected  SS Dd Phun’   13 Men Chosen; Nine of Group Catholic in Faith

Trial Started In Mercy Death  State Will Not Ask Hanaing Penalty

All-Male Jury Completed in Sander Trial   New Hampshire Will Not Seek Death Penalty

Sander Jury Is Chosen   State Of New Hampshire Will Not Seek Death Penalty

All-Male Jury Completed for Sander Trial   ‘Mercy’ Case Jurors’ Ages Average 54; Nine Are Catholics

Heroism of Teen-Agers Told  Hope Still Held Out For Missing General

Fellow Officers Holding Out Hope That General Dean \Ie Safe After Being Missing Nearly 24 Hours

General Dean Unreported: Men Hopeful   Fear for Safety Grows for Heroic Leader in Korea

Hope Still Alive For General Dean Missing Leader Last  Seen Feeding Shells To “Bazooka” Team

Cling To Hope Gen. Dean. Unreported For Over 24 Hours, Will Get Out’

General Pitched in With Bazooka Teams at Flaming Front, Toted Ammunition

—-HOLD HOPE FOR COMMANDER— General Dean Last Seen  Fighting Off Red Tanks  

as   General Dean Still Unheard From, His GI’s Hoping ‘The Big Guy’ Gets Out

"UP-FRONT COMMANDER’ Gallant General Last Seen Fighting Reds Alonaside GIs 

"He May Have eTo Walk, But He'll Get Out,” Men Believe—  Foars Crow For Dean. Last Seen With Bazooka

Red Tanks Use U. 5. Markings  Near Taejon   Four Tanks Sneak Through Yank Lines Without Firing   Heroism Of Gen. Dean Told By GI's He Led At Front

‘He'll Get Out!’   Fighting Men Bare Heroisn Of Missing General Dean

General Fights Reds in Blazing City of Taejon   Wisconsin Youths in Action: Not Defeated

"Front. fine Commander Last Seen Leading Bazooka Team .  ‘Fear Grows Hourly for Safety of Gen. Dean

Hope Held Out For General Dean; GI's Tell: Of Heroism Under Fire

Gen. Dean Last Seen Directing Bazooka Team Near Flaming Taejon: Onalaska GI In Action

Corporal, Last to See General Dean, Says He Was Helping Pass Ammunition

Fellow Officers Hold Firm Hope That Coneral Dean Will Get Back Safely

\Firm Hope Is Held By Fellow Officers That Major Gen. Dean “Will Get Out"

GIS Tell of Fighting Compenders tem Hope for Satety of General Dean V in Action Is Dwindling          (Picture on Page 12)

Commander of 24t Last Seen at Head Of Bazooka Team  Dean le linrenorted   Dean Is Unreported After 24 Hours in Thick of Fighting

Last Seen Fighting Beside Troops Fears Expressed for Missing General Dean

State Worth: $4.7 Billion   Total Taxable Wealth Gains 4% Over Last Year

Truman Quoted As Disillusioned   ‘Lost Faith’ With Russia, Is Claim

Still Hopeful About Future.   President Truman Said To Have Lost Faith In Russian Promises. .

Truman Has Cn FaithIn  Russ, Claim   Interviewer Finds Pres. ident Glum But Still Hopeful About Future

3,000 Enemy  Soldiers in  Trap at Tabu  Red Divisional Chief Of Staff Surrenders To Yanks, Says Red Cause Is **Finished’’

Yanks Snap Trap Shut on 5000 Reds   High Red Gives Up, Says He's for Democracy—Now  By JACK MacBETH AND HAL ROYLE

Nation Assured U.S. A - Bomb Supply Is Larger Than Russian Stockpile

 ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’  States Righters Open Do-Or-Die  Convention Session Tomorrow

Life Or Death Faces States Rights Party At Mississippi Meet  im. Fmrermer creaceasc

States Righters Face Showdown  Plan Fight On FEPC, Chet Future Action

State Right Group Plans On National  Parley Soon   Deep South Leaders Gatheriny Tomorrow To Plan For Future

ECONOMY TALK, OPPOSITE VOTE CHARGES MADE   Reorganization Plan Defeats Rapped By Truman

Truman Blasts Congress For Killing Plans  Says Obstructionists Willing To Preach But Not To Practice

SLIGHT RAINS BRING RELIEF TO DRY TEXAS   No Cool Front In Sight As Scattered Showers Fall

Occasional Rain Brings Relief To Weary South Texas Fire Fighters

Guernsey-Co. Girl, 13, Found Dead in Companion's Auto Youth, 19, in Serious Condition From

Dirksen Gives Speech Friday:  Expect 3,000   Expect Floor Fight Over Marshal Plan

JURRENT LEVEL WAGE FREEZE IS OPPOSED   _ F. L. Policy Making Group Says Pay Has Palien Far Behind Cost of Living.

Deny Phone Rate Boost Applicatior   $4,500,000 Increase In Lecal Phone Rates Is Denied; Long Distance  Hike Approved

Raise in Local Rates Is Denied Wisconsin Co.   Commonwealth Given Higher Local Total of $506.985

Group Ordered To Unite Fighting Machinery And Messe Of Western World Into Impregnable Democratic Rulwar-

Create New Central Executive Agency to Carry Out Alliance; American May Lead

Pact Nations Draft Defense  Agency Would Welk   Agency Would Welk Western. Economies: ’ Against Communism -

Military And Ecenomic Power Of Pact Nations Merged      BULWARK AGAINST RED AGGRESSION

ATLANTIC NATIONS \     SETUP NEW GROUE   EXECUTIVE AGENCY WILL DI RECT PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE OF WEST.

Executive Unit Aims at Defense Economic Unity  American Almost Certain to Be Chosen Director

Pact Nations Set Up New Directing Unit   Executive Agency to Weld Armies, Economies of West

New Executive Agency Set Up By Pact Powers   Harriman Expected to Head Group to Weld West World's Armies

PACT NATIONS SET UP GROUP FOR DEFENSE   Executive Agency Will Weld Economies And Armies of West

Lawyers Work Out Details of New Contract  70 Cent Daily Wage Boost, Higher Rovaltv Aareed On

Southern Owners Not Yet Offered Pact With Unior  Policy Group Called To Meet Sunday to

Lewis and Operators in Accord   372,000 Miners Expected to Go Back on Menday

San's New Rival Fearful Blast Project May Be Started  Hydrogen A-Bomb Data Strict Secret

X-RAY DRIVE BOOMING HERE   Mobile Unit Will Be In St. Joseph On Friday And  Saturday

Soviets Resume Little Blockade After Shutdown   ‘Dangerous Ice’ Causes Halt Of Nearly 3 Hours

Truck Traffic Resumes After Blockade Ends   Russians Suddenly Reopen Road, From Western Germany

REDS LET TRUCKS ROLL INTO BERLIN      oad From Western Germany Keopened Less Than Three Hours After It Is Closed.

Russians Close. Road to Berlin, Then Open Them:   Suddenly “Let Tr a €-£ i Through as Allies Pian : ” Action

Soviet Troops Tighten Their Blockade   All Truck Traffic Going Into. Berlin Is Halted

Truman Victor In USAF Fight   Solons Reluctantly Okay Smaller Force

Multi-Million Dollar Loffery Racket Is Broken   St. Louis Police Seize 60.000 Weather Tickets and Arrest 11 Men.

Germany May Gain Atlantic Pact Admission   Senator Connally Thinks Question To Arise ‘Eventually’

Big 3 Unity On Germany Sought  Will Be Object Of U.S. At Conferences

RMAKY SEEN AS MENBER OF PACT NATIONS   Americsn-British-French Unity on Germany Said One of Acheson’s Objectives in Conferenee of .“Big Threc” Forelgn Ministers.

40.000 . Chinese Reds  In Korea   Reports South Korean Corps Commander; Have Russian Advisers

South Korean Commander Reports 40,060 Chinese Red Soldiers Have Entered Korean War Zone

‘THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD’  Jesus Continues Miracles Of Healing For Followers

The Gre eatest Story  Agents Of The ‘Venue Confounded By Jesus; Challenge Is Accepted

Allied Base At Hamhune  Threatened   Withdrawal First Since Middle — Of September

—HAMHUNG-— Marines  Go to Aid Of Roks   DRIVE IN WES STILL GAINING

South Koreans Fall Back As U. S. Definitely Spots Chinese Unit in Action

CHINA-LED ASSAULT HURLS U.N. FORCES BACK SEVERAL MILES   Prisoners Report Communists Have Orders To Retake Strategic Allied Base By Nov. 1; U.S. Reinforcements Rushed To Meet Threat.

Chinese, Korea Reds in Drive On Hamhung   U. S. Forces Rushed tc Aid ROK Troops Periled in North

Reds Counter-Attack. In Snow-Clad North — Aided By Chinese   South Koreans Shoved Back 2} Miles

Chinese Aic  Red Drive on Base   South Koreans Lose 22 Miles; American Help on Way

SOUTH KOREA FORGE DRIVEN AAGK 2 MILES   Alties Admit Chinese Reds in Action South of Chosin Reservoir Area.

South Koreans Thrown Back Near Hamhung   Chinese Regiment Is Identified —  Resistance Rises

N. Korean, China Reds Threaten City of Hamhung  Fierce Counter Attack   Fierce Counter Attack Shoves Republican Troops Back 2!/5 Miles

(Chinese Forces Fe"p Launch Counter-Attack   South Koreans Pushed Back More [han ! wo Miles In First Withdrawal Under Fire Since Middle Of Sentember: U.S. Rushes Reinforcements.

Chinese, Korean Reds In Vicious Counter-Attacks   Confirm Chinese Communists Are Fighting UN Forces; South Koreans Pushed Back 21% Miles; Vital Industrial Center, Key UN Base Of Hamhung Threatened

Reinforcements Rushed By U. S. To Meet Growing Threat; Chinese Communists Fighting United Nations Forces   COMMUNISTS MASS FOR LAST STAND

Chinese Join In Offensive  On UN Base   U. S. 24th Division Strikes Toward Power Center On Yalu River #

Marines Rush Forward To  Alay Threat   lndustrial Base Of Hambung is Object Of New Enemy Attack

Yanks Rush Reinforcements to Hamhung On East Coast to Prevent Reds From Cutting Off South Korean Troops Fighting in North

Chinese Reds Join Drive On Big Allied Base   Attack on Hambhung Threatens U.N. Line

Red Forces Fight Back   South Koreans Hit By Vicious Counter-Attack

WAIT FOR WORMS   Spraving Crews Are Ready to Start Battle to Save Elms

Can't Supply Arms for Defense, ‘Key Atlantic Pact Nations Tell U.S

Bias Charges  Filed Against Judge Collier  One Taken In Raid Contends Court Exceeded Authority

lowa GOP Morale improves; More Funds Coming In  Recent Change Indicates Party _

Walken Jooms  Strike in Big’'GE Plant May Close Third Syracuse Factory

"FLYING SAUCER" STORIES REVIVEC   Mexican Officials Deny Story OF “Little Man”

PLANET VENUS GIVEN BLAME FOR SKY HOAX   Flood “of Reports of Flying Objects in Sky Called Mass Hysteria.

Hysteria, Says Air Force— Flying Disc Stories Put Juarez in Whirl

Fantasy Assails Reality Again As Saucers   ‘wiv’ In U. S Skies. Crash In Mexica Plain

Saucer Tales ‘Fly’ Again, Survey Note:   Mexico Is Said To Be Center of These ‘Invasions’

Soviets Launch New Campaign Against Western Powers  Series of Moves Taken to Open Big Drive in Cold War

Protests On Trieste Delivered   Western Powers Are Accused of Making It Military Base

Soviets Step Up Cold War Offensive   Claim West Using Trieste we kAtitacn Skea

Court Opens In Bulgaria   Former U. S. Staff Employee Confesses   Russiah Author Will Tell House Committee Of Soviets’ Misuse Of Diplomatic Mailing Privileges In This Country During Wartime

Russian Author Called Before  House Probers  Victor Resrekenko To Testify To Misu

U. $. Has Baby A-Bombs For Jet Fighters   Say Small Bombs Car Be As Powerful As King-Size Variety

 = ya. Carried By Jet Fighter-Romber  U. 8. Has Powerful Baby Atom Bombs

Reporter Learns Scere While Trying to Get News of Military Thinking

Baby A-Bombs Built for Jets   Pact Wallop of King Sized Missile, Word

‘Baby’ A-Bombs Hinted as Latest Military Weapon  Missiles Reported Just as Powerful

US Said To Have Baby A-Bombs Ready For Use  Are Small Enoneh To Be Carried On

Baby A-Bombs Carried by Je Fighters Newest U.S. Weapor   Power Is Not Diminished,  Experts Say

Believed U.S. Holding Baby A-Bombs Strong As Original, For Jet Fichters

Posed Fe r Jet Fighters . Designed For Jet Fighters... .  U.S. Is Producing Baby Atomic Bombs

New Lightweight A-Bomb Revealed   Weapons Can Be Carried B\ Jet Fighter-Bombers;: Size Is Secret

Report U. S. Has Powerful Baby A-Bombs   Fighter Planes Carry Pair of Deadly Missiles

“Baby” A-Bombs New Development  Deep Secrecy Veils Information on Tiny But Powerful Bombs

U. S. Has Baby Atom Bombs to Be Carried by Fighter Planes. Small But Potent

SMALL BUT POWERFUL — _ U.S. ‘Baby’ A-Bombs ~ Carried By Jet Fighters

GI STUDENT 1S ~ FATALLY SHOT   Tormented Collegian Slain Aft. er Critically Wounding Estranged Wife

Mare of the Same: Pittsburgh, Buried in Snow, Can Expect Another Layer

SOLDIERS JOIN CIVILIAN FORCES TO EMANCIPATE PITTSBURGH FROM SNOW

Bt to thah dette hastaci teh battok dha ahaa aad att tat,  List Winners Monday Ta Liohtine Contest

Husband Murders German War Bride After Aroument. Then Kills Himself

JOINT CHIEFS STUDY HAWAll   Making First-Hand Sur. vey Of Military Picture In That Area

U. S. Chiefs In Survey Of Hawaiian Area  Militarv Leaders   Military Leaders Study Defense Plans Of Island

Have Also Inspected Japan, Guam, Okinawa ‘Touring Military Heads View Hawaii Defenses

U.S. Chiefs Make Survey at Hawai  Four Top Commanders Making First Check of Military Picture  A 3-DAY CONFERENCE  Chinese Nationalists Have _ Stepped Up Attacks on Big Cities

GOP Gains Cut Truman’s Influence; New Problems Raised In Washington

Hatchet Hangs Over Brannan, Capital Report   Cabinet Casualty Hinted Over Results of Vote In: Farm Seetinne

Hard Luck Follows Goffs In Effort To Reach Waldron; Still On The Way

Blueprint Ready on US. Transportation   ‘VICIOUS’ PRICE RISES TO BE PROBED

Gillette Says Boosts ‘Vicious’ and Blames Certain Persons for Jumps

To Boom Dairy Industry During Month of June   More Farmers, More Plants to Enlist for Campaign ,

G. 1's Sform Ashore at Inchon, West of Seoul, While Republic Forces Hit on East: General MacArthur s There.

Land In Force Near Seoul from Armada   General MacArthur Leads Marine-Infantry  West Force; South Korean Forces Go Ashore On East Shore to Pose Pincer Threat

Mighty Armada Shells Red Coasts   Land Forces Drive 2 Miles Inland

Republican Leader Criticizes Acheson for Recommending That Gubitchey Be Deported  Solon Says “Bungling” of Case Shows Unfitness for Office

Guolicnev snould serve rrison £erm: wnerry  Denounces Spy's Deportation

¢.0.P. LEADER IRKED BY MOVE AT SPY’ TRIAL   Says ‘Bungling’ Is Evidence He’s Not Fit for Post

Says Acheson  Bungled Case   Sen. Wherry Criticizes Course Followed Agains! Convicted Russian Spy.

ine Raps Acheson for Spy Buneling   Criticizes Secretary for Recommending a Suspended Sentence

Charges Acheson in Handling of. Gubitchey Case  Solon Says Secretary ‘Bu ngled’ by Having

IMEST SPY CAS   Republican Says. Secretdry . Has. “Proved: Unfitness se Gatnin Office”!

Wherry Hits Action on  Gubitchey   Calls Situation Further Evidence of Acheson‘s Unfitness

ACHESON ASSAILED ON SPY CASE ACTION   Wherry Asks Quster Fo Granting Gubitchey A Suspended Sentence

Commies Face  U. S. Charges   Justice Department {s Preparing Cases Against Reds, Front Leaders

US Ready To Crack Bown On Communisis  Juetice Danartment Gets Case Ready For New Board

—KNEELING ‘AGAINST WALL— Trigger-Happy Bandit Shoots Victim in Back

Grab $1000 in Cash From 20 Members   Vets Forced to Kneel Down by Masked Bandits

S. Koreans Deal Fast ‘Justice’  To Red Suspects   Cops Break Their Backs, Then Kill Them, UN  Observer Reports

U.S. Planes Pour It On To Halt Reds   Fighters And Bombers Stream Across Straits To Attack Commies

‘Air Force in Action Night and Day Against Enemy Forces in Korea

YANK AIRMEN TRY TO STOP RED PUSH   Fighters and Bombers Stage Mighty Attack On Enemy Troop and Supply Concentrations

ACHESON VETOES PROPOSAL TO ARM WESTERN GERMANY   Secretary Says U. S. Policy Calling for Demilitarization of Former Foe Remains Unchanged.   HOLDS HOPE FOR PEACE LIES IN STRENGTH   Declares Tensions That Now Exist in World Cannot Be Removed Suddenly by Magic.

Acheson Against Armed Germany As Defense Aid  Secretary Discounts §8°*.%, @avbo ment fiw   Secretary Discounts Lie’s Statement On New Neaotiations

U.S. Against Rearming Of Germany   Acheson Rules It Out as Means of Building Defense

POLICY OF U.S. IS UNCHANGED, OFFICIAL SAYS   Some Military Leaders Favor Rearmament  To Check Reds

Acheson Rules Out Rear ming  Of West Reich   Says No “Magic” Can Remove Tensions That Now Exist in World

W. Germany Rearmin Ruled Out By Acheson:  Secretary of State ‘Declares He Sees No “Magic Way’  i ~

Lustron Corp. Keeps Trying   Houses in Colors Offered by Dealers

Communists Seek To Soften Government Of Austria To Make Easy Russia’s Taking Over There

Vogeler's Appeal Is Rejected   High Court Upholds Spy Conviction of U.S. Businessman

DuPont Handed H-Bomb Project For Price Hikes   Site of Plant To be Selected

DuPont Giver H-Bomb Job, AEC Hints   Firm Selected for Atomic Production, Says Announcement

30 QUEEN CANDIDATES   Record Number Chosen by Soror. ities, Halls and by Petition

AUSTRALIA PLEDGES AID IN KOREAN WAR; HOPES TO SEND COMBAT TROOPS

‘THIS WAR ENGINEERED BY RUSSIA’ i eee  Ko-Red Colonel Surrenders To Gls.  Says Communist Cause Is Hopeless

REGIONAL ARMY WORMS DRIVEN UNDERGROUND   Barley and Grasses Hit Hardest by Parasites .  a Ge. oc oe ae eee tn th _—_ - —-_—<<_  -

ARMY WORMS ARE DRIVEN UNDERGROUNE   * *¢ Di Parasites Have Taken Heavy Toll

Full-Seale Filibuster , Threatened   Dixie Democrats Try To Block Lesinski Move

State Hospital Employes Flee Dormitory Fire   Firemen Keep Blaze From Unit Housing Mentally Ill

Roanoke Rapids Hearing May End   Attorneys Indicate Case About Over

Lawyers May Enc Arguments Today   Cross Examinations Nearly Completed In Project Hearings

River Crisis Seems Likely To Pass Sately   Engineer Chief Believes Crest Is Going By

See Flood Crisis About Over in Charleston Area   Residents Advised. to Remain Away From Hamee However. —

Tension is Eased In Flooded Areas   Floodway Residents Warned Not to Move Back “Prematurely”

Crisis in Flood On Mississippi May Pass Safely   But 12,000 Evacuees Are Warned Against Premature Return

Hoffman Cautions Legion Chief Craig  Clash at Hearing On U. S. Hospitals

Congressmen Warn Veter ans Not To Use “Brass Knuckles” On Them   HOSPITALS MERGER BEFORE COMMITTEE

Six Lose Lives In State Mishans  Milwaukee Traffic Crash Kills Three

Safety Patrol Boys To Compete In Essay Contest   Moose Continue Move To Encourage Safety Work

Safety Patrol ‘Boys To Compete ‘In Essay Contest  i Maose  Continue Move  Re ed   ‘Moose Continue Move To Encourage  Safety Work

Armed Services Will Call  Up Reservists  Legislation Offered to ‘Freeze’ Men

Armed Service: Will Call Up Reservists  Legislation Offered  tn “Renaawn’ Adan   Legislation Offered to ‘Freeze’ Men Already in Uniform

Amarillo Senator Named New Acting Lt.-Governor  Revenue to Correct Evils Of State Hospitals Sought

Shipping Season Not Quite Endec  About 100 Boats Are in Operation

Biggest Battle In Korean War Is Now Raging  i ty T ’ General Says ‘No Surrender, No Donkirk’? In T).8 Plane

US. Slows Giannini Move   Federal Reserve Chiefs Oppose Purchase of Transamerica Banks

Quick Death for Part of Truman's Proposals Seen  Siirnricina Siirae   Surprising Surge Toward Balanced Budget Noticed

‘Moderate’ Tax Increase Request Heads List of Proposals Marked for Rejection

FEW SUPPORT REQUEST FOR TAX INCREASE   Taft-Hartley Repeal Farm Plan Headed For Shelf

Tax Increase No. 1 onthe Rejection List   A surprising Surge Toward Balancing of Budget by Lawmakers

Truman Plan Faces Death In Conaress   ‘Tax Increase, Other Message Proposals Rouse Opposition

Both Parties Oppose Many Points Made By President  gs linvrneace Dlan   Tax Increase Plan Heads List Marked  For Fast Rejection

Conaress Gets Set To Reject Tax Increases  Economy Wave Ma Wereack Fair Deal

Quick Death Is Indicated For  Oe ey a Seas oe   Most Proposals Will Be Issues At Coming Election:

MAD SNIPER HUNTED IN PHILADELPHIA   Housewife Killed While Washing Dishes — Residents Remain In. doorg As 150 Policemen and Auxiliary Officers Scour Aren,

Marvin A. Flemine Dies As Result of Tractor Accident  Fatally Hurt when Tractor Overturned  fY¥e AlaAwambkhar 2)

AREA CENSUS DATA DELAYED   Enumeration Districts Here Prove Larger ‘Than Expected

Large Gains Indicated In Local Censu:   Report On County’s Population Delayed

US. Bombs May Have Hit In Red China   Second Admission Made in Missive By U.N. Deleqates

DELAYED UNTIL MARCH   Bighwas Postoffice Service ‘fron Carthage, Moe. to Neodesha

State 6. 0, P. Candidates To Make Foreign Policy Major Campaign Issue .

Road Reopened by Infantry, Tanks; Casualties Heavy   Deadline for Capture of Port Passes Prisoners’ Reports Claim Red Commander Is Doomed

Communists’ Deadline for Capture of Port Passes   U.S. Second Division Turns Back '\tommies Seeking Toehalds on East Bank of Naktong

President Suggests UN Combine Atom, Arms Control Talks   Truman Decides Time Ripe to See If Soviets Will Make Effort to Agree Upon ‘Fool-Proof’ Disarmament Treaty; Vishinsky Is Silent

Until Disarmament, U.S. Will Build Power To Help Keep Peace, Truman Tells U. N.

President Asks For Disarmament  Would Unite Atom Talks With Disarming

Would Combine A-Bomb Parleys And Other Arms  Vishinsky Withholds

Truman Urges “Fool-Proof” Disarmamen   ‘President Seeks Atomic And Conventional Arms Control Talks

UN Fold U-S. Will  Accept Principle of  Combining A-Bomb, - Stondard Weapons

President Says Atomic Contro Must BeCombinedWithCon trol Of Conventional ArmsT< Be Fool-Froof

U. S. Shifts Stand on Disarmament   ‘Fool-Proof’ Proposal Tests Soviet Sincerity

Truman. (grees Todownil. Talks On. Homie -Arms€ te InChallenge To Soviet Union

President Shifts on Arms Plan   Urges UN to Combine Talks as Suggested by Russians.

Truman Urges Rigid Controls. On Bomb, Arms  President Talks. To Big.Crowd at Assembly of UN

Joint U.N. Atom Control, Arms Talks Sought by Truman for Disarmament

TRUMAN MAKES MAJOR SWITCH IN U. S. PLANS   President Hurls Brand New Disarmament  Bid To Russia

MANY ROADS IN STATE COVERED WITH ICE, SNOW   Traffic Is Moving Slowly over Hozordous Highways—Mercury To Rise

U Is Center of Loyalty Dispute  California School Is Involved Again:

New Loyalty Fight Erupts In California   Regents Who Ordered Own Gath Prepare to Contest State Pledve

British Troops Land In Korea  Crack Outfits Move Toward Battle Area

 House Committee Turns Down Pian to Put 75 Per Cent Levy  on Corporate Earnings—Action Represents Victory for  Republicans, but Latter Are Unable to Hold Strength to  Put Over a Substitute.

Will Join A Massive’ Drive To Completely Crush The Red Armies   A United Nations Force Of 175,000 Men Available To Finish The Job.

RUSSIA WANTS TROOPS MOVED   ‘Would Agree To Election’ If Allied Forces Taken Away   ITHIS STEP UNLIKELY

ALLIES COOL 10 RUSSIAN PLAN FOR BERLIN ELECTION   Soviet Proposal Designed Te Give German Reds Uover Hond

RUSSIA AGREES TO BERLIN VOTE WITH CONDITION   Wants Allied Troops Te Move Back 100 Miles In Germany

Soviet Proposal Calculated To Gain Upper Hand  Klen Fromernel Sertar   Also Demand Sector Lines, Occupation Laws Be Abolished

Reds Impose Conditions On Berlin Voting  Te sities cin ae 0 nO en   ee  Demand Western Troops Evacuate Prior To Election

Reds Demand Military Exit Before Ballot   Allies Scorn Move To Evacuate Berlin For Unification Vote

BERLIN ELECTION ~ HELD NOT LIKELY   Soviet Conditions May Prove Objectionable

Russia Accepts Berlin Election  lf Troops Quit   Alli.s Unlikely To Accept Terms for City-Wide Election

Drastic Conditions Imposed By Reds: In Return For Holding Free Election:

Quick Excise Tax Repeal Is Urged ‘By AFL Counel  py ie   Executive Group Claims Levies Are ‘Strangling’: * Business, Employment

Quick Excise Tax Repeal Is Urged By AFL Council   Executive Group Claims Levies Are ‘Strangling’ Business, Employment

Warned Missouri Headed for Shoal  Naval Court Hears Executive Officer

AID-TO-FAMILY LEGISLATION © BEING STUDIED   * Million Selectees_ May Be Deferred ‘Due To Devendents

John FO Miles. Deninernt:   Ingram BR, Pickett, Democrat:   Candidates For Governor's  Race Work The East Side

HouseVotes 130 Million Rates Hike   Republican Attempt I: Defeated; Desired Further Study by Commiittec   Debate Is Heated

(Lower Chamber Approves Rate Increases  By Voice Vote: Measure Goes To Senate

Cent Post Card Cost Doubled:   Hikes News Rate} Measure Now Goes To Senate

House Ready To Vote New Postal Bill   Postal Rates Would Be Increased on Many Kinds Of Mail; Measure to Raise $130.000.000 .

‘House Approves Bill To Increase Income From Post Office Services

HOUSE PASSES POSTAL HIKES   Sends Bill Increasing Rates $130,000,000 To Senate

House Approves Bill to Hike Postal Rates   Measure Designed To Cut Deficit Of Postal Service

Hike in Postal Rates Is Voted   House Measure to Get Senate Action

House Voles For Hikes in Postal Rates   Administration Boca Siff New in Senote fer Cutting Department Daticit

Postal Rate Hike Is Voted   Penny Post Cards Ar Going To Two Cents Under House Bill

Rate Hikes Are Voted by House For Postotfice  Measure to senate te; hire ‘iD Millian   Measure to Senate; Adds $130 Million To Annual Mail Bill

Postal Rate Hike Voted By House   Post Card Rates Boosted to 2 Cents

House Set To Pass. Bill For Postal Hike   Administration Backs Measure To Increase Postage Rates

Two-Cent Card One of Changes; Publications Hit   First Class Mail Is Not Affected: Bill ‘Goes to Senate

House Approves 35130 MillionHike In Postal Rates   Administration Bill Aimed at Reducing Post Office Deficit

$130 MILLION REVENUE EXPECTED House Okays Boost For Postage Rates

HOUSE VOTES RISE IN POSTAL RATES   Measure Sent To Senate Would Add 130 Million Yearly To Revenue

House Votes Increase in Postal Rates  Fees Boosted on Cards, Printed Matter, Parcels

House Boosts Postage Rate   Bill Boosts Costs 130 Millions Yearly

House Votes For Hikes in Postal Rafes   Administration Hacks Biil Now in Senate fer Cutting Department Defics

Postal Rates Hike Coming   House Near Passage  ' Of Debated Measure

IMPORTANCE OF CRAFT STRESSED —  Sub Makes 5,200 Mile pas haa Run

Woe Days  However, No Record   However, No Record Claimed; Goes from Hong Kone to Hawai

Pickerel May Have Set Record With Breather Device  Sub Equipped With Snorkel Undersea 21 Davs

Snorkel Sub Ends J 200-Mile Trip  * *  U. s. Na: avy C raft Stays Underwater F rem He ong Kong To Hawaii

: SUB STAYS UNDER FOR 21 DAYS ‘China to Hawaii Without Surtacing

U: S. SUBMARINE MAKES 2500 MILE TRIP CRUISING UNDERWATER FOR 21 DAYS

‘Snorkel’ Sub Travels 5.200 Miles Without Surfacing In ‘Routine Test

U, S, SUBMARINE IN 21-DAY TRIP UNDER WATER   Snorkel Sub Travels From China To Hawaii Without Surfacing

Under Waier For 21 Days   Run From Hong Kong To Peorl Harbor Is Made Under Surface

U. S. Snorkel Sub ‘Under’ For 3 Weeks   Make 5,200 Mile Trip From Hong Kon« To Pearl Harbor

Sub Travels 5.200 Miles Under Water   U. S. U-Boat Makes China To Hawaii Tris Without Surfacing

Travels 5,200 Miles  U. S. Snorkel Sub Finishes Three-week Undersea Trip

‘Snorkel’ Sub Sets Travel Record In Tes  U. S. Navy Craft Goer 5,200 Miles Without Surfacina

Snorkel-Equipped U. 5. Sub Crosses From China to Honolulu Without Surfacing

US Sub Dives, Comes Up 21 Days and 5,200 Miles Later at Pearl Harbor

SUB TRAVELS 5,200 MILES UNDER OCEAN   USS Pickerel Dives Off Hong Kong, Comes Up at Pearl Harbor 21 Days Later.   RUNS ON DIESELS AND USES SNORKEL   Seventy-five Men on Board Eat Little; View Thirty Movies, Grow Beards and Mustaches.

SUB IN LONG UNDERSEA RUN   U.S. “Snorkel” Goes From China To Hawaii Without Surfacing.

U.S. Sub Covers 5,200 Miles Without Surfacing in 21-Day “Snorkel” Test

Undersea Service Will Celebrate 50th Birthday— Navy Renoris Record Trin Made By Submerced Craf

‘A New Reco rd?  U.S. Sub Stays Under For 2] Days. 5.200-Mile Trip

U. S. SUB STAYS UNDER 21 DAYS   Travels From Hong Kong To Pearl Harbor, 5,206 Miles Without Coming To Surface To Breathe.

Electoral Change Proposal Killed  House Votes 210-134  Against Measure

KILLED BY HOUSE   Measure Would Have Abolished the Electoral College

House Kills Proposal to Abolish Electoral College and Revamp Election Machinery

HOUSE AGAINST ELECT ORAL CHANGE Defeats Senate - Passer  Resolution Revamping _ Presidential Elections

Ki¥ Proposal on Elctoral College  Hotse Turns Down Senate Resolution

Election Vote Change Killed  Electoral College Wian’t Ra Ahkalichad

Retain Electoral College System   House Kills Proposal to Abolish It

House Vote Kill Election Change   Nation’s Voting System Retained

CIO Auto Workers Announce Stiff Demands On GM; Chrysler Kills Bid

Chrysler Rejects Union Offer To Settle For 10 Cent “Package;” First Break Since Walkout Began

Rejection Of UAW Bid Brings 31 Ceni Demand  Chrysler Sticks To ‘Promise To Pay,’ Stand Long Held

GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS 10 ASK PENSIONS OF S12;   They Also Will Demand 9Cent Hourly Wage Raise at Impending Talks With Company.   BENEFITS TOTAL 31 CENTS AN HOUR   Union Bid for Immediate Set. tlement of 38-Day-Old Chrysler Strike Is Turned Down.

GM Workers. To Seek Big. Wage Boost   CIO Offers To Settle clay Strike; Bid “oS Rejected 

UAW to Ask GM Soon for Big Boost   Union Bid for Settlement With Chrysler Rejected by Company

NEW BENEFITS   IUAW Bid to End Long  Walkout At Chrysler ' Rejected By Firm

UAW To Ask 31-Cent-Hr. ‘Package’ From GMC  Q.. ae & Tm) Al eae p fT. th fhe ge   Eyes New Benefits; Chrysler Rejects Settlement Bid  In Its Lone Strike

Auto Union to Seek Benefits Equaling 31e Hour From GM   Demands to Include $125 Pensions and Wage Hike of 9 Cents; Union’s Bid for Immediate Settlement of Chrysler Strike Is Rejected

Truman Wary  Of Spain Lean   ‘Franco Fund Is Providec ane oe ee:

roog Walls Threatened — At Winnined   Fear Raging Red River Will  Sweep Away Dikes Sending 12 Feet of Water Into City

DIKES WEAKEN AT WINNIPEG   Hundreds Flee As Officials Warn Worse Flood Yet To Come.

Over 10,000 Now Homeless in Floods la U.S. and Canada  Officials Warn That Worst ls Yet to Come As Red River Rises

Sagging Levees Threaten City   Many in Winnipeg Are Made Homeless by Flood Waters.

U.S. Toy Ship 'Sailmg Today   Ceremonies With Nationa Radio Hook-Up Will Mark Departure.

BLAST WRECKS DAIRY STORE   Five Workers In Buchanan Building Escape Uninjured

Prices Boosted By Alcoa affer Wane Increase   Inflation Fears Stirred Anew by & Fett. Advance ~

Aluminum Co. Joins in Price-Hike   Steel Expected To Be Next If Increases Are Granted Workers

MORE PAY HIKES ARE GRATED      ‘Movement. Causes Inflation Jitters

‘Aluminum Industry Boosts Prices, Stirring up New Inflation Jitters

Cooke fo Run For Governor  Backs Duff Policies As He Enters Race

Texan "Who Didn't Belong in Rear' Hitch-Hiked to Taeion for Bia Fiaht

HISS COMPARED TO ARNOLD AND DEVIL IN TRIAL   Government Prosecutor Makes His Plea for Conviction Of Ex-State Dept. Man

Chiang Wants as Much U. S. Aid as Russia Is ‘Giving Reds, or Sees World War III Starting

Chiang Wants More U. S. Aid  ‘To Halt Outbreak Of World War III’

Chiang Urges. Immediate Aid To Avert Wat   Nationalist Leader Calls For Help For Chinese Netionalices  \

FETES CORRESPONDENTS Chiang Asks U. 8S. Aid Now To Prevent World War Ul

Chiang Gtves His Plan For Peace  Says Third World War Could Start In Orient

Jj. C. Lyons, Sr. Is Victim Of Two Car Crash   Sam Bowen Jessee, Lebanon, Va., Suffered Minor Injuries And Was Booked By Police On Manslauchter

BITTER COLD WEATHER TAKES CASUALTY TOLL   Army Rushes Heavy Clothes to Men At Front

SET TO WARD OFF ATTACKS BY DEMOCRATS   Morning Session Called To Catch Up On Lag In Schedule

VAVE OF DEFIANCE £107. WW nat D awl... Vote Naasla  gt /Y FY USL APO Gee tu ByuUcsd  Kremlin Stooges Body Blow

CITY GOVERNMENT IS NAMED __  West Berliners Deal Reds New Blow As Record Vote Is Cast

Berliners Turn Out To Support West  89.6 Vote in City Election, Set Record

Former Scott Supporter Named Leader Of Smith’s Campaign For Rural Vote

Former Scott Supporter To Aid Smith Campaign   T. W. Allen Of Creedmore To Head Farm Group; Savs Scott Tries To Force Graham On Voters

Coal Strikers Push Demands For New Pact  Temporary Halt To Strike ls Ordered Rh. Pedecnt lode.

REPORTS SHOW NO DIGGERS IN MINES MONDAY   Workers Ignore Both John L. Lewis And  The Government

Washington, Feb. 38-(P)—Southern coal producers today accepted John L. Lewis’ invitation to resume contract barrainine on Wednesday.

Angry Soft Coal Miners Continue Their Walkout  ‘ Janore Lewis Order.   Ignore Lewis Order, Federal Injunction

Producers Accept Lewis Bid to Bargain   Expected to Resume Contract Negotiations Wednesday

Vow fo Stay Out Until They Get A New Contract  No Mines Open In Large Soft Coal Fields

Washington (1) — Sewthern con] producers iaday accepted dun L. Lewis’ invitation to re sume contract bargaining »# ee peer re

Determined Diggers Want  Coal Contract  U.M.W. Members Fail To Heed Lewis Bid To Return To Work

Diggers Seem Determined To Get. Contracts   Government Is Likely To Delay Contemnt Action

No Contract, No Work, Reply of Union Strikers   Injunction Won't Mine Coal, Is Reaction as 372,000 Sit on Hands

Miners Continue fo Ignore Back to Work Instructions   Some Won't Dig Because Today Is Lewis’ Birthday.

Workers Defy Lewis, Federal Court Injunction By Remaining Away From Jobs; All Mines Are Closed Down

‘Walkout Is Continuing Full Blast   Lewis Bows to Court, Orders Diggers to. Work

Southern Owners Accept Lewis Offer to Bargain   MINERS STAY OUT, DESPITE LEWIS ORDER

Government To Wait; Diggers Want Contract   Locals Defy Court Order, Celebrate Chief's Birthday

Strikers Vow To Stay Out Til Contract   Some Say No-Work Today Is Due To Lewis’ Birthday

Nationwide Coal Strike Continues Angry Miners Refuse To Return To Work

‘No Contract, No Work’ Is Cry Of Defiant Groups On Court Injunction   Notification Order Late In Some Areas   Dave Fowler Sees Walkout Continuing Despite Ruling, Leader

Strike Still On, Despite  Injunction   Lewis’ Instructions Fails to Restore Production of Coal

MINERS IGNORE LEWIS’ ORDER, COURT DECREE   Federal Court Injunction Fails To Stir Angry Coal Diggers in Nation

Miners Refuse  To Work   Defy Both Lewis and  Court Order to Return To Pits in Grim Effort To Get Contract First

Court Order Unheeded by CIO Unions   Angry Diggers Continue ‘No Contract No Work’ Walkout at Full Blast; Nearly All Pits Idte

No Pits Qperating In Largest Soft Coal Production Regions   Strikers Insisting On New Contracts   Official Notification From Lewis Not Yet Sent To All Places

Workers Continue Strike Full Blast, Ignoring Both John L. Lewis’ Directions To Resume Digging And Federal Court Injunction—Determined Strikers Declare They Will Remain Idle Until They Get Contract—Some Notification Delay Hinted

Angry Miners. lonore Lewis  And Injunction “Determined Strikers.  Vow To Stay Out Until They Get New Contract

Remain Away From. Pits As Strike Goes On   Defy Government's Injunction, Lewis Order to Mine Coal

Me fo Strike Until They Get A New Contract   Some UMW Decisions Delayed by Lack of Official Notices

Orders from Court, Lewis Ignored as Angry Diggers Refuse To Go Back to Pits

In No Hurry To Return to Pits   are hy toh —— ia am Or L. Lewis hey ealy

Violence Flares At Idle Mines   Roving Pickets Rough Up Would-Be Workers, Upset Non-Union Trucks As Men Ignore Lewis’ Return Order

Nationwide Strike Still On Full Blast   Diggers Also Snub Court Injunction By Remaining Idle

Bitter Diggers Demand Pact Before Acting   Lack of Official Notifica tion Has Delayed Decisions by Some Locals

—CHECKMATE Strikers Insist on Contract   U. 8S. MAY NOT ACT AT ONCE

ACTION DELAYED BY GOVERNMENT IN COAL STRIKE   Miners Refuse To Work, Defying Lewis And Federal Court Injunction— Talks May Be Re stuumed Soon.

lred Coal Diggers Strike Full Blast   Resentful Miners Score Court Order Cling to No Contract, No Work Stand

Same Stuff That-Fires Sun-< 2 U.S. BELIEVED WORKING ON HYDROGEN SUPER-BOMB_

Scientists Believe U.S. Launching Efforts To Create A New Super Bomb Out of Hydroger

War With America Is Seen by Reds To Be Inevitable   General Smith Declares Most Communist Chiefs Are Convinced of Conflict

Socialism Test Vote Due Today   Liberal Party Offers Support to Labor; British Race Close

5Men Trapped InBurning Mine -Hunt On Through , ) Smoke-Fitled Tunnels

Court Puts MeDonald On Ballot   State Democratic Committee Ouster Is Overruled

Court Upholds Right To Have Name Printed  No Motion For A Rehearina To Be

Court Upholas Right To Have Name Printed   No Motion For A Rehearing To Be Allawed In Case

COURT RULES COMMITTEE IS POWERLESS   No Rehearing Will Be Permitted With Time So Limited

"itn on nme MARK THESE DATES TYOGA COUNTRY CLUB dULY SOCIAL CALENDAR

Thinly Clad Allies Fight Snow, Peaks   Few Enemy Troops Found Near Border; Guerilla Bands Met

Thinly Clad Forces Trudge From West Across Peninusla to Sea of Japan as Reds Put Up Fight Behind Forward-Most Troops

Guerrillas In Other Parts Are Fighting   Still No Confirmation That Chinese Forces Have Crossed Border

Shivering Troops in  Snow, Cold   Meet Only Few Enemy Soldiers in March to Manchurian Borderline   SOME RESISTANCE   Beat Back Attacking Red Koreans, Chinese 50 Miles South of Border

Thinly-Clad Troops Meet Few Enemy Units In  Progress From West   Chinese Reds Join Attack On ROK   Bih Army Reports Some Chinese In Troops Repulsed by Se. Koreans

Reds inDetense Attack Are Beat By So .Koreans   Allies Trudge On Through Snow To Manchurian Border

Remnants RaidTowns, Kull Folk   Reporta Persist, About  Chinese Fighting on Side of North Korean  Soldiers Pilots Kill 1,600  Raiders Are Faceuted

Troops in Cold March to Border  Thinly-Clad Allies   Thinly-Clad Allies Find Opposition in Wintry Blasts

Allies Trudge Over Snow Near Border   Red Forces Are Beaten Back As Fight Stiffens

Wintry Blasts, Mountains Slow Allies  4,000 Marauding Reds Harass U.N.   4,000 Marauding Reds Harass U. N. Troops In North

BRAVE WINIRY BLASTS   Report Meeting Few Enemy Troops Near Manchurian  Border

Snow, Snipers Harass Allied Troops In Korea   , Soldiers Trudge Across Tortuous Mountain Peaks

Resistance Light Near Border But Heavier At Rear   Still No High Allied Confirmation Of Chinese Reds Fighting; Enemy Attack South Of Rorder Reaten Off

Chinese Reported In Enemy Troops   Shivering United Nations Forces Brave Wintry Blasts But Meet Few North Korean Troops Near Manchurian Border

Stitt Enemy Resistance Overcome  Keports Persist Chinese Reds Are in Fight

‘U~z N. Forces Meet Resistance  : in West Coast Area; Red  : Terrorists Cause Trouble.  NO EVIDENCE OF CHINESE REDS

Trudging Over Tortuous Hills Toward Border  Thinly Clad Soldiers  eet A a Di cee

Red Raiders Show Up Behind Forward Allied Troops   Meanwhile, Shivering Allies Brave Snow and Cold Atop Mountains.

Troops Over: Sow and Pek To Re Red Border   Fighting Behind: Lines by Bands: Of North Koreans

BYPASSED REDS HARASS TROOPS MOVING NORTH   ADVANCE UNITS NOW HOLD POSITIONS ON MANCHURIAN BORDER  ‘

Red Forces Show More Resistance  South Kaveena Driven Back In Chosan Sector

BY-PASSED REDS MAKE STIFF FIGHT   U. S. 10th Army Reports More Communists Be-« hind Than in Front of Us N. Forces.   REPORT CHINESE . REDS IN BATTLE   Spokesman of 8th Army Doubts Rumor Chinese Have Joined Fight; Yanks Push Northward.

U.S. Soldiers Poorly-Clad For No. Koree   ‘So. Koreans: Say Chinese Commies Now in Battle

Enemy Troops Fight Behind Allied Lines   Doubt Chinese Reds Fighting As Organized Force

Korea Reds Make Stand At Unsan —   Beaten Back by ROKs In Day-Long Battle;

Fierce Battle Breaks Out  In Rear Area  Red Chinese  Captured ; With Koreans ~

Allies Meet Few Red Troops Along Border  Battle Large Forces Left Behind Front In Swift Advances

Shivering Troops Push Through Snov To Reach Border   More Reds Behind Than in Front Of Allied Forces

Allies Drive Over Rugged Border Area:   Snow, Wintry Winds Blast Thinly Clad South Korea Units

Allies Stop Thrust In All-Day Duel   Communists Begin Coming Out Of Hills To Hit Coastal Snots

No Enemy  For Chilled — U.N. Troops  Only Battles Are Behind The T twee

Report Chinese Fighting With North Koreans   Allied Troops In Force Press Toward Manchurian Border; Weather Turns Cold

Enemy Soldiers Are Few and Far Between  South Koreans Beat   South Kereans Beat Back One Major Communist Attack

U.N. Troops Trudge Over Snowy Passes   Large Force Launches Drive Toward Border of Manchuria

Allies Trudge Through Snow InN. Korea   Little Resistance Encountered Near Menchurian Border

U.IN. Force Drives On Northwest Corner   ROKs Say Chinese Are Fighting In Korea Eighth Army Calls Revorts ‘Rumors’

Shivering Koreans In Border Push   Reports Continue To Say Elements Of Chinese Join War

Red Forces Continue Their Attacks Upon Rear Elements Of Allied Divisions

'Bypassed North Koreans Coming ‘Down From Hills   Reports of Chinese Invasion in Force Are Doubted

Hungry Bands Of Marauders “Annoy” Allies   Reports of China Aid Persist Despite Lack Of Confirmation—Icy Weather Is Problem

Guerrilla Bands Getfing Hungry And Raid Towns   Rumors Discounted About Chinese Reds Getting Into Fight

Allies Brave  Wintry Blasts In Last Lunge ToFrontier   ROK Troops Beat Back Communist Attack 50 Miles from Border

Enemy Soldiers Are Few and Far Between   South Koreans Bea! Back One Major Communist Attack

South Koreans Hurl Reds Back South of Border   Hungry Bands of Foe Come Out of Hills, Spread Terror

Snow, Cold Weather Are Encountered   Allies From Korean West Coast Move  Toward Manchuria’s Communist Frontier

Thinly Clad Troops Brave Cold Blasts   Encounter Wintry Weather Near Border Of Manchuria; Reds Put Up Ficht

U.N. Troops Brave Snow Near Border   Communist Forces Causing Trouble Behind Lines

Enemy Troops Resist Behind Forward Force   Attack by Chinese Reds Beaten Back by ROKs South of the Border

BYPASSED BANDS OF NORTH KOREANS CAUSING TROUBLE   Enemy Popping Up Far South of Manchurian Border To Strike At Allied Forces; Rumors Persist Chinese Have Poure dAcross Yalu River.

Battle Rages Near Frontier Of Manchuria   More UN Troops Pou Ashore At Wonsan

Cold Weather And Terrain Hamper Allies   No Confirmation of Rumors Chinese Reds Are Fighting With North Korean Fugitives

Chinese Troop Report Persists  In Chosan Area  U.S.,Rok Marines Rush South To Ni Guerrilla Force

Thinly-Clad UN Troops Hit Snow Near F -7fier   Reports Of Chinese. Reds Persist: Koreds Form Bandit Groups

Hunary Bands Pop Up In Wide Area   Shivering Troops Push On Despite Renewed Oppositior

Autumn Season [s  In the Air Now   Low Temperatures Send the Thermometers Dipping as Snow and Freezes Occur

Cool Wave Chills Western States   Temperature Drops To 19 Above In Montana

MAN INQUIRY BOARD NAMED BY PRESIDENT:   Seeks To Speed Act's Machinery To Force Work Next Week

Truman at Last Acts to Halt Strike   Invokes T-H Law; Two _ Weeks Supply Coal on Hand.

3-MAN BOARD IS NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Says T-H Law Is to Act on  A Speed-Up Basis

AGT 15 INVOKED TO FORCE THEN BACK INTO PITS   Board of Three Named te Gather Facts and Submit Report Not Later Than Next Monday.   PLEA FOR INJUNCTION THEN CAN BE MADE   Nearly 400,000 Diggers Go Out After 10 Months of Bickering Over Contract Terms.

Diggers’ Walkout Forces Showdown After Ten Months Of Bickering  Over Contract

Nation Has 2 Wee! ks Supply Of Coal On Hand And President Decides Emergency Has Arrivad

Coal Miners Act To Push  Showdown   President Acts To Put Diggers Back Into Pits

Juestion Of ‘No Contract, No Work’ Policy Of UMW And Nation's Taft-Hartley Act Is In The Works: Inquirv Board Is Named

President Puts T-H To Work; Miners Angry  Idle Workers Stand On Contract Demand

TRUMAN INVOKES T-H AS MINERS STAGE WALKOUT   President Names Three To Board of Inquiry; Diaqgers Demand Contrac

President Names Inquiry Board With Injunction Possible Next Step Under Labor Law as Walkouts Bring Crisis; Phone Workers May Heed Request

T-H Machinery Set to Get Miners Back   Truman Finds Emergency in Strike; Names Fact-Finders in UMW Dispute

Truman Uses T-H Law, With Result Doubtful   Names Committee to Hear-Facts and Report Back To Him Not Later Than Next Monday

When Better Apes Are Built   Geientist Proposes Cross-Breeding With Humans

Ape-Breeding Not Monkey Business   Time to Quit Fiddling With Fruit Flies and Start On Mon’e Firet Cousin, Phvsiolovist Savs

Kelly’s Day Climaxed By  Parade Here   Estimated 6,000 Line Loczl Route

KELLY DAY IS HIIGE SUCCESS   6,000 See GOP Parade In B. H.; Big Throng At Armory Rally

RULE CITIES CAN OPERATE PARKING LOTS   Supreme Court Clears Way for Relief of Traffic Congestion,

McGrath Hit By GOP Salve   McCarthy Cites Remington Case in Broadside

SEN, MCARTHY, 2 HOUSE MEMBERS ATTACK WORATE   Attorney General's State ment There Are No Communists in Government Draws Fire.   ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE GRAND JURY CHARGED   Statement Comes at Time In vestigation of Commerce Department Official Is Under Way.

Charge McGrath Meddles in Jury Probe by Denying U. 5. Hirés Reds

McGrath Scored For Statement On Communists   “Outrageous” Attempt to Influence Jury Seen by Senate and House Members; Lattimore File Now Admitted.

SOLONS LOOSE NEW BLASTS IN PROBE OF REDS   McGrath Statement O: No Communists In  Govt. Assailed

Pressman Called By Spy Hunters  Attorney Broke’ ~ With A-L Party

Committee Hopes Afforney Will Fill Gaps in Hiss-Chambers Spy Case

Texas Mayor Lifts Ban on Esquire   Magazine Had Called Girls From Kilgore College Oklahoma Cheerleaders

Free Dollar ‘No’ by U.S.   Refuse Britain’s Request to Widen . Aid in Rearmament

“Free Dollar” Aid to iBritain Is Refected   U. §, Help for British Rearmament Limited to Ruving af Raw Materialc

‘Free Dollar’ Bid Rejected   U.S. Turns Down. Reauest bv British

SPENDING REGULATION RETAINED Britain's Plea For  Free Aid Rejected

Only Raw Materials U.S. Spurns British Bid For ‘Free Dollar’ Arming

Insists on Limiting Help— U. S. Rejects British Free Dollar Arms Aid Request

BRITISH PLE FOR MONEY REJECTED   “Free Dollar” Aid Program Turned Down By U. S.

U. S. Turns Down British Request For Free Dollar’ To Aid Rearmament

U. §. Rejects British Bid For Free Aid’’   British Cabinet Officer Arrives For Economic Talks

U.S. Turns Down British Request For Free Dollar Aid fo Hasten Nation's Rearmament

U. S. Insists Aid To Britain Be Given Only For Use To Help Military Output

British Appeal For Dollar Arms Aid Rejected   Help Will Be Granted Only In Purchase Of Raw Materials

U.S. Rejects British Plea   ‘Free Dollar’ Arm:   ‘Free Dollar’ Arms Aid Is Denied

British Request For Free Dollar Aid Is Re pee  Wan ted Mon   Wanted Money For Rearmament; Talks Under Way.

British Denied New Doliar Handout  Aid Must Be Used  Ear Rearmament Only

U.S. Turns Down British Request For ‘Free Funds  Loans Must Be Used For Raw Materials, Arme Equipment

U. S. Refuses $1,500,000,000 . ms: British Rebuffed In Call For Cash

U.S. Puts Tigh Restrictions On Aid For Arms Prosram: Deny British Plea

Riders Threaten Bili Oleo Foes Muster All . HandsToKillTaxRepea!

Soviet Magazine Charges MacArthur 79; lec” American Correspondents -

Business Good, Retailers Expecting A Better Year Than They Had In 1949

 Average Man Wants New Car Reports Business Good; Retail Trade Rises Over Last Year

Army West Point Search Failure  No Trace of Lost Ohio Cadet Found

East and West Throngs Jeer Across Barriers   Huge Police, Army. Forces Prevent Rioting In Divided Capital

May Day Activity Opens Sunday Night As Soviet Zone Germans March; Hitler  Youth Songs Are Sung With New Words

Troop-Supported Western Police Maintain Peace   No Serious Events Reported As Rival Celebrations Staged

Only Trouble In Berlin Is Few Flareups   Stalin Reviews Thousands Of Reds In Moscow Square

Police Keep Rival Crowds In‘Control   Sporadic Flare-Ups Occur Between Communists and Westerns but Ail Are Held to Small Seale

Minor Clashes But No Riots In Rival Berlin May Day Demonstrations

Police, Allied Troops Avert Serious Clashes   West Berliners Cheer Criticism Of Russ Tactics

Berliners Jeer But No Riots Jell   Communist Rally Heavily Guarded by People’s Police

KKK Ks SOUTH AFRICA CALLS  AIR FORCE VOLUNTEERS TO FIGHT IN KOREA

SENATOR WHERRY FIRES BLAST Al TRUMAN'S RECORL   Cites Far-East Fiasco, Unemployment, increased Toxes And Deb?

MPs Freed: by Russians in Berlin   Tension Runs High in Boiling East-West Cold War

Senate Approves Bul To Tax Excess Profits  More Billions In Revenue To Be Needed

Profits Tax Bill Passed by Senate  Turn to Question Of Further Taxes

Senate Passes Tax on Profits  \Nlaster Civil Defense Plan Gets Approval

Senate Votes Excess Profits Tax Speedily   New Manufacturing Tax May Prove Necessary, Also

Difference In House Anc Senate Bills Will Be lroned Out   LEVY RETROACTIVE TO LAST JULY FIRS]

Excess Profits Bill Approved By The Senate   Conference Will Attempt To Work Out Differences In Tax Plon

Senate Speeds Excess Profits  Tax On Way  Bill Now Goes To  Conference Panel

SENATE PUTS OK ON EXCESS PROFITS TAX   Additional Billions In Revenue Being  Studied for 1951

Senate Passes Excess Profit Tax Measure  Bill Goes To Joint   Bill Goes To Joint Conference And May Reach HST By 25th

Levy Would Bring $3 Billion in 1950   Bil Goes to Joint Panet Por Further Action

Plan Would Cost Firms  $3 Billion   Senate Measure Differs From House Proposal

Measure, Differ ing Sharply From House Bill, Goes to Conference Commit« fee; Even More Money Needed.

Sawyer Asks Early Action on Controls.   Powers Asked by President May Not Be Enough. Warnina

Warns Greater Control Powers May Be Needed   Commerce Secretary Urges Swift Approval Of Economic Program

Greater Economic Control Powers  May Be Needed   Congress Is Urged To Give President Powers He Desires

TRUMAN SEEKS BROAD CONTROL OVER BUSINESS      Pressure On For Early Tax Raise For War Costs

Ask Control Over Vital War Goods   Military Spending May Force More Curbs, Sawyer Say:

Sawyer Sees Need For Curb Powers   Urges Congress To Give Controls Asked For by President

SAWYER URGES MORE CONTROL   Truman’s Program Is Not Enough, Secretary Of Commerce Says

—SENTIMENT FOR HIGHER TAXES— Sawyer Wants Congress To Give Truman Control

Greater Control Powers May. “Be Needed. Sawyer Declares      to ‘Military Spending

Control Powers Being Asked May Not Be Enough  Sawyer Says Greater Onece Will Ra Nesded

May Need More Control Power Than Asked Now   Sawyer Asks for Quick Action to Authorize Control

Solon Favors ASuper-Bomb   Only He And Truman Enjoy Colored Video Television Color Adapter Of  Flectrician Amazes Experts

HOUSE LEADERS MOVE TO BLOCK EARLY DECISION   Speaker Rayburn Arranges To Call Another Measure, Preventing FEPC Bill From Getting First Chance,

NEW DELAY FOR FEPG MEASURE   House Leaders to Take Up Alaska Statehood

No Action . OnFEPCBill   Houseleaders Bring Up Another Proposal Due to “Atmosphere”

House Leaders Delay FEPC Bill   Alaska Statehood Biil Brought Up To Prevent Debate

WASHINGTON ) The House of Representatives made the Alaska statehood bill unfinished busness for tomorrow and turned immediately to state-

FEPC DELAY PLANNED   Alaska Statehood Measure to Be Offered to Stall. Debate

FEPC Bill Again Is Sidetracked   Statehood for Alaska Given Consideration

Advocates ‘Surprised’ By Action   Texan Will Give Foreign Affairs Bill Priority

FEPC Act Debate Held Back by Bill On Alaska Status  Rayburn Maneuver Marks Bad Feeling After Rules Fight

Rayburn Will Sidetrack Politically-Hot FEPC In Favor of Foreign Aid

FEPC Bill Is Sidetracked Temporarily By Rayburn; Alaskan Measure Called

House Leaders Delay Debate on FEPC Bill   Alaska Statehood Measure Placed Up for Consideration

Bring Up Alaska Measure For Consideration   Rayburn Permits Man euver, Rules Figh ‘Humor Bad’

POE U DHE UCDALC  Wrong “Atmosphere” For Consideration, Honee Sneaker Save

EPC BILL IS PUT BACK FOR ACTION LATE   Rayburn Says Atmosphere Bad After Civil Rights House Row.

Bring Up Alaskan Statehood to Delay Civil Rights Laws   House Leaders Want Time for Clearing Air

House Sidesteps FEPC Bill, Takes Up Alaskan Task  - Atmosphere of ‘Bad Humor Is Noted By Sam Rayburn

Employment Measure Talk Is Prevented   ‘Atmosphere’ Said Not Right To Debate Truman’s Bill

Debate on FEPC Tagged for Stall 41n House Move   Alaska Statehood Bill To be Considered to Delay Truman Plan

‘Applications to Two State Medical Schools Run 20 to 1 ‘Greater Than Can be Admitted

May Call Big-Time Gamblers  Adanie FErickcan   Adonis, Erickson May Be Asked To Give Probers Racket Low-down

AMBUSH SLAYING IS SOLVED BY TEEN-AGER'S CONFESSION —   Admits Shooting Mast So His Friend  m_. ba m_..n hase

FARM BOY CONFESSES 10 SHOOTINGS   1%-Year-Old Boy and Friend, fo Whom He ¥ired’The Shot Hill ing a Medina Farmer, Ari  ,. Oharged With First Dogres Murder Today,

SEIZE HORSEMEAT STORED AS BEEF   12,060 POUNDS TAKEN IN CHI CAGO—BONES MARKED “TENDERLOIN”

Week-End Fires Take 30 Lives    Residential Blazes Wipe Out Two Families

30 Lives Are  Lost in Fires   Two Entire Families Die a: Homes Burn in Different Parts of Country.

30 Persons Die  As Homes Burn  Family of Six Wiped Out in Ohio Inn Fire

Week - End 30 Persons   -Flames_Cross Nation In. Residential Areas

30 PERSONS DIE IN HOUSE FIRES   Two Enlire Families Wiped Out In Series Of Blazes— Many Children Among Victims.

$400 Given  fo Knapps  by Butte Folk Funeral Services for Five to Be  5 a Se: eh,  ene: ae

$400 Given to Knapps by Butte Folk   Funeral Services for Five to Be Wednesday Morning

Teen-Age Slayer Starts Life Term  Boy, 16, ‘Sorry" He Killed Friend

Sees Atlantic Union as Only Alternative to War   W ASHINGTON-—(UP)—Former Undersecretary ot State Will L. Clayton said today that Atlantic union 1s the only alternative to a catastrophic Third World war-

Rotary Talk  On Driving   Program For Christmas on Next Monday Evening

Program By Bov y eee. For  Rotar v Club   Tell of Experiences In Jamboree At Valley Forge

°  Rotarians See Film on Youttl At Luncheon  fi Oe a oe oe eS   Governor Lippard Stressed Importance Of Fireside Meeting:

IN HEALTH MEET   Quarterly Sessions for State Directors at L>wrence

Propose Ban On Race Dope   Pre-Race Data Would Be Barred By Federa! Law

Bookies Target of Senate Bill   Would Put Strict Ban on Interstate Betting Data Before Races

Flames Raze Hotel: Bodies Of Two Found   Conflagration Sweeps . Three Buildings at Benton, IU; Fear Others Perished

Blaze Destroys Hotel at Benton; Two Guests Die   Firemen Fight Fire For Nine Hours, Feat More Persons Dead

Cross Examine Larry Adler In Libel Suit   Harmonica. Virtuoso and Paul Draper Suing for $200 000

Acheson Taking Plan To London   West Germans, Spain Likely To Be Included

HEALTH PROGRAM DEAD THIS YEAR   CONGRESSMAN SAYS HIGH COST PREVENTS CONSIDERATION NOW

Health Insurance Plan Faces Delay   Not Much Chance Seen For Congressional Action

Rep. Meyer IsDead    Independence Solon Dies Unexpectedly Of a Heart Attack:

Rep. Herbert A. Meyer Dies in Naval Hospital   Kansas Congressman Is Teken by Heart Attack; Was Recovering from  Silage af Utruac infartinn

U. N. Slowdown Stalls Debate  On China Issue   U. S, Presses for Action On Resolution; Asian Groups Wait Answer

inat China Reds Delayed   American Drive To Condemm Regime For Aggression Slowed

TEMPERATURE   Certain End Seen To Loca  Plant Strike   Union Votes On Agreement Signed Today

APPROVAL BY UE MEMBERS SFEN CERTAIN   Tentative Agreement Te Halt Strike Signed; Terms Withheld

Senator Seeks Loyalty. Probe  Says, Offici ial Denied " Plttieanchin

House Passes G.I. Family  Fund Measure   Dependency Plan To Be Worked Out  In Compromise Forn

HOUSE VOTES 045-388 TO Gl FAMILIES   Bil Similar to Measure Already Adopted by Senate.

House Passes Aid To Families Bill  Senate Has Passed Somewhat Similar Bill Affectine Enlisted Men

House Passes Gl Dependents Allowance Bill      Estimated Collections Under Tax Law Revised Downward

Sees Attempt ‘To Save Face   Rees Accuses Defense Department’ on Clause ir Allowance Bill.   LATE BOLLETIN

Family Pay Top of $85   Allowances Voted by House Are in Addition To Recular GI Pay

House Passes Allowance Bill.  $45- 85 "Monthly ‘for Enlisted Dependents

House Passes Allowance Bill  Vote Unanimous; GI Families to Benefit

Chinese Swing Behind L. S.  Defense Lines   Reinforcements Are Rushed Into Breach After Four South Korean Divisions are Crushed;  MacArthur Confers With Top Leaders

Chinese Troop: Swing Behind U.S. Positions   Rush Reinforcements To Meet Menace: Two Towns Fall to Enemy

General Calls Top Generals For Conference  Reinforcements 7 Rushed To Menacine   Reinforcements . Rushed To Menacing Hole in Battle Line 

Chinese Reds 13 Miles Behind U. S. Positions   Top Generals in Emergency Conference as Communists Threaten Lifelines to Front in Northwest Korea

CHINESE REDS POUR THROUGH CRUSHED FLANK   MacArthur Summons Top Generals To Tokyo For  Conference   THREE RIVER TOWNS YIELDED TO ENEMY

Allied Flank Threatened By Commies   MacArthur Claims Situation Poses Entirely New War

Chinese Hordes Overrun UN Lines; Situation In Korea Worse Hourly

Reds Crush East Flank of 79-Mile UN. Front as US. Reinforcements Rush Up

Strong Chinese Drive Crumbles U.N. Divisions   MacArthur Says ‘Entirely New War’ Faces His Troops

Gen. MacArthur Calls The Critical Situation Created By 200,000 Chinese Reds And 70,000 North Koreans As “Entirely New War”

Enemy Attacks in Waves Despite Heavy Losses and Swings 13 Miles to Rear of MacArthur’s Forces—Occupies Three Key Towns in Advance—U. S. Retreat at West and in Center Is Orderly.

Yanks Rush to Meet New Flank Menace on Northwest Front   Orderly Allied Withdrawals Yield  Towns of Yongbyon, Yongsan, Won

Three Key Positions Fall To Communists   U.S. Reinforcements, Tanks Move Into Battle Aqainst 270.000 Enemy Troops

Flood Waters Receding At Wichita Falls: Damage Estimated $1,000,000

INTEREST SOARS FOR BANQUET Plans Pushed For Citizens  Traffic Safety Meet Here

folen Bride, 19 Safe In Indiana  Girl Says Marriage Was Not Legal

Denial Is Given Of Underestimate On Reds’ Strength   Spokesman Refutes Ides G2 Was Caught by Surprise in North

UNDERESTIMATE OF REDS DENIED   MacArthur Asserts ‘Alien Reinforcements’ Still Coming In

OAYS BEE GEE HELD NO LOVE (IF BEDNASEK   Sobbing Father Testifies to Lack of Romance; State Rests.

UNIONS URGE RAILROADS BE SEIZED BY U.§,   White House Talks Tc Settle 40-Hour Week  Dispute Break Down

Unions Urge U.S. Seizure Of Railroads   White House Talks Aimed At Ending Dispute Break Down

Peace Talks In Railroad Tieup End.   Rail Unions Urge .- Truman To Seize  Lines: In Nation’

UNIONS SUGEEST U.S. SEIZURE OF RAIL LINES   White House May Deman That Both Sides Settle  Controversy

PARLEY TO END RAIL PAY FUSS FALLS THROUGH   lrainmen, Conductors Unions Again Urge Federal Seizure

Truman Is Urged By Unions To Seize Railroads   Attempts To Settle Trainmen, Conductors Dispute Hits Sneg

Europe’s Fate Up for Talks"   Military Cuture to Be Deciced in Conference

Natives Kill: 2 Professors   Desth Caused By Seven-Foot Spears With Metal Tips

AKRON IS SITE 4-H TRACTOR SCHOOL .   Seven Localities Are Selected For Instructior Of 4-H Club Members.

Hearing [Is Over; Now For Budget   Commission Through, Ready To Allot Funds

Legislature Is Asked To Toss Out Rent Curbs   Sen. Wolfe's Bill Among Many Tossed Into Hopper Today.

STATE BROWN-OUT MAY BE ORDERED   ICC IS REPORTED MAKING PLANS TO SAVE ELECTRICITY

ILLINOIS PLANS BROWN-OUT TO CONSERVE COAL   Would Cut All Electricity Con sumption; Might Bar Night Movies.

Neither Side Is Giving An Inch In Phone Strike   Company Says Weekend Service for Long Distance Normal

No Progress Is Reported In National  Phone Tieup   Union, Management Refuse To Concede In Any Particulars

Mediators Fail To Gain Ground In Phone Tie-Up   Neither Side Has Budged An Inch, Officials Report

Neither Side Gives An Inch On Top Issues  Federal Mediators  ermm Sat Tad

Phone Walkout Still Deadlocked  Neither Sida Wil Bedgeln Dispute

Telephone’ Strike Still Deadlocked   New Bargaining Talks Slated for Today in Dispute

Neither Side Gives An Inch On Top Issues  Federal Mediators Ask Settlement In  man tn e Clg FJ

Flag Ceremony Set in Mexico  Captured Standards To Be Given Back  

Legislators Ask Marcus Ouster in Sharp Report   Inefficiency in Motor Vehicle Department Called Serious

Flash Floods Hit Central Nebraska In Wake Of Rains  Five Persons Dro Rainfall Of 3 I nches

Over 13 Inches Of Rain Floods Town And Countryside   VICTIMS IN AUTO SWEPT FROM ROAD

Flash Flood Smashes Auto, Killing Five  Bid becmelces Tasasme Crssms   Nebraska Towns Swep By Water When Up to  ' 13.In. Rain Falls

13-INCH RAIN FILLS CREEKS Five Persons Drown As Flash Floods Strike Nebraska Towns

Five Drowned as Flood Hits Nebraska After 13-Inch Rain   Dollar Day Values Are Here Again!

Arm Reducing Plan To U.N.   Indian Delegate Asks Nations To List ‘How Much’

... JUST ANOTHER CASE OF UNCLE SAM GETTING MIXED UP GN DRAFT ORDER

Local Organizations Send Support  To 4H Program Through Gifts; ~ Accommodations Expected To Be Full   Full Program Of Entertainment Planned By Flora Community Club; Advanced Registration To Be Held For Agricultural Exhibits

Humphrey Calls For Program Of Price Stops With Limits On Wages Plus Tax Increase

‘52 Budget to Show Big Increase in Non-Military Costs  Defense Outlay Also Will Be Up in New Fiscal Year

IS TAKING SHAPE   New Fire-Police  Statior Rising on Schedule; May Be Used by Year's End

New Fire-Police Statior Rising on Schedule; May Be Used by Year's End

Says U.S. Must Guard Freedoms   Eisenhower Sees Danger in Gradual Surrender to the Fecdero] Gavernmen:

Tke Warns Against Loss Of Freedoms   Sees Real Threat In " Gradual Surrender Of Individual, Rights To Federal Goveérnmen

Warns A gainst Any Surrender   Gen. Eisenhower Voices Views on Regimentation

Eisenhower Says Regimentation Is Greatest Danger Before American:

178 Eastern Rail Lines Seek: Boost in Freight Rates   Carriers Require Raise Of 4% In “Official” Territory

Warn Counterfeit Rings Turning Out $100,000 Monthly   New York and Chicago Held Operating Centers For Bogus Money Gangs

DISASTER RELIEF NEWS  Disaster Relief Committee Meets Tomorrow, /:30

Grant Township  Pastor Installed  Reception Held for Rev. Fruehling

News Day And Night   Foreign Minister Says American ‘B-29° Opened Fire On Tailing Fighters   It May Have Been Missing Navy Ship   Air Force Denies Knowl edge Of Incident; Protest Is Sent To Washington

Russia Reports Aerial Skirmish; Profests to U.S.   Fighters Tackle Superfort Over Latvia, Claim

Four Dead, Millions in Damage As Bulging Creeks Bring Floods to Oklahoma Saturday

Enid Stores Flooded by 4-Inch Rain      Sudden Heavy Downpour Splatters State; Four  Drownings Reported and Million Dollar Damages

UALAHOMA FLOOD TAKES 4 LIVES   HIGH WATERS SWEEP SCAT TERED AS FAS — DAMAGE RUNS INTO MILLIONS.

Push Bill To Provide Funds For Korean Wat  Committee Favors Nearly 17 Billion Additional Funds

Leave Us Alone” Is View .... Gover mor Says” Civil Rights Laws Not Needed For State

Declares No Need For Civil Rights   Governor Says Law Is Not Necessary For North Carolina

{ST DIVISION NOW IN PORT   5th Regimental Combat Team Also Arrives to Bolster Forces.

Weather Bureau  Warns Of Storm  Rockies Are In Path Of Blizzard Due To Break Tomorrow.

Blizzard Heads ‘or Colorado  Worst Winter Storm To Break Wednesday

Russians Denounce Americen Decision      :, Britain France Decide 10 cod Ciaie OF War With Germany        }  ey

— LEGISLATURE — Session  Is Ready To Adjourn   LAWMAKERS MAY. BE RECALLED

Governor Appeals For Passage of  His Rent Measure   Dewey. Threatens to Call Special Sesion of Legislature Unless Bill Passes

Acheson Says British Sell Arms to Arab:   State Department View Chance of Outbreak Aa Imnroahahble

Rail Union Asks 5-Day Token Tieuy  wow Hanofil   Truman Hopeful General Strike Can Be Averted

5 More “Token” Strikes Called  Walkout Involves Over TOY ANN Man

‘Token’ Strikes Called Against Two Railroads  General Canadian Walkout Threatens

Railway Unions. Call Five-Day Token Walkout  Only Two Roads To Be Affected, Officials Say

Token Walkouts Set For Tuesday  Steel Industry To Suffer By Action

Union Calls Two More ‘Token’ Rail Walkouts  General Strike Threats Grow  In This Country And Canada

Stephenson Is Free Man   Former Klan Chief Released Thursday * From State Prison

3 Dead, 8 Hurt In US 31 Crash   Auto-Bus Collision Occurs Near Franklin

Bus and Car Crash,  ) Lives Are Lost  All in Auto Perish In Franklin Tragedy

Jaycees Prepare For State Meeting  Oklahoma Convention choad bbe kde 10097

Jaycees Prepare For State Meeting  Oklahoma Convention Slated Here May 19-21

FOUR SMALL ACCIDENTS   Police Investigate Minor Collisions on Lawrence Streets

WALKS IN TO FIND FAMILY: MOURNING HIS DEATH; DEAD MAN UNIDENTIFIED

Sortet Union Warns Allies Against Creation OF Reich Army In Western Germany

' Russia Tells U. S., Britain and France She Will Not Tolerate   Creation of Fighting Force in That Part of Reich—Re  jects as Unfounded Charges Police in Eastern Section Is in Fact a Military Organization.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   A Republic— The United States Supposed To Be One

Forty Perish In Mental Ward During Fire   Twenty-Four Saved But Identification Of Some Impossible

Cause Of Fire At lowa Mental Hospital Still Not Known;  Neath Toll Hits 40: Services Will Be Held Wednesday 

40 Women Die In Mysterious Hospital lire   24 Other Patients in Mental Ward Saved: Mass Funeral Is Set

HOSPITAL FIRE CLAIMS LIVES ‘OF 40 WOMEN   Cause of Mental Ward Blaze Unknown; 24 Persons Rescued

Hospital Fire Toll Set Upward to 40  -May Never Recover Two Missing Bodies

Probers in Dark On Uranium Dea   House Committee Fails to Get Data On Sales to Russia

Probers Give Up  On Uranium Case  May Call General Late Next Week

Uranium Probe To Undergo Delay —      House Committee Rests After Hearing Wallace

House Probe Is Dropped  Uranium Shipments   Uranium Shipments To Soviet Mystery

Suspend Probe In Shipments Of Uranium   House Committeemen May Call Gen. Grove: in a Later Hearing

McMath Rally Becomes Big Political Issue   Both Candidates Talk About Forthcoming Pine Bluff Event

Judge John Bell Opens Campaign For a Full Term   Recent Appointee Running On GOP Ticket Headed By Duff and Fine

Two Republican State Factions Gird for Battle   Justice John Bell Opens Campaign for Full Term In Supreme Court

Ex-Gov. Davis Dies at Cleveland   Was Four-Time Mayor Of Ohio Metropolis

3 National Eagle Chiefs Indicted In Loftery Count  Intra-Order Row Results in Action By Grand Jury   Fund Campaiaon

National FOE Leaders Indicted  Artinn Recnult af Die.   Action Result of Dis. pute Within the Fraternal Order.

3 National Eagles Oficers Indicted By Jurors itr Ohio  State Official of Lodge "Js Charged As Dispute

Eagles Clash Brings Grand Jury Action   Indictments Charge National Officers With Blackmailing, Operating Lottery

Charges. Made By Grand Jury Against Eagles   Indictments: Range. From ‘Blackmail To: Publicix-ving Lottery.

Grand Jury Indicts Four Eagle Officers Charged With Lottery, Blackmail   Three National And One Ohio State Officer Named As Aftermath Of Dispute With Local Aerie With Grand Lodge

Fraternal Order Of Eagles Heads Get Indictments   Grand Officials Cited On Charges Of Lottery

3 National Eagles Officers Indicted By Jurors in Ohio   State Official of Lodge Is Charged As Dispute In Order Erupts

LOTTERY COUNTS ARE EXPLAINED   Three National Eagles Are Named In Indictments

Snag To Delay FinalActionOn Tax Measure  Outlook Dark For  Speedy Passage Of War-Made Bill

Conferees Tangled on Tax Boosts   Adjournment Threatened By Differences

Hit a Snag On Tax Bill   Dispute Delaying Final Passage of Bill May Hold Up Adjournment

Final Action on Tax Boost a Hits Unexpected Snag  Stalemate May Hold Up Adjournment Gt Cancrece See for This Week-End

Unexpected Snag Threatens Delay In Tax Hike Bill   Conferees Stalemate On Provision for Family Partnerships

Homer Cook Trial Delay Is Granted   Oklahoman Who Wants To Marry His German Girl Friend Gets June 27 As New Trial Date

ELUSIVE EX-Gl IS GIVEN DELAY IN REICH TRIAL   Counsel Says Homer Cook, 27,  Toil ‘at Munich—Cose  Set on June 27

Roger Lapham Mentioned for  State Dep’t Job   Appointment Seen as Aid to Bipartisan Policy

Ex-Frisco Mayor, Who Advocated the Recognition of Communist China, ‘May Move Into the State Re eienant

Census To Be Systematized With Mechanical Devices   Census To Start Here Next Monday Morning

Census ‘Capital’ Moved to Philadelphia: Not Fnough Space Left in Washington

Cold Settles Over Midwes!; Below Zero Weather In Chicago; No Relief In Sight

Frigid — Wave To Cling On    No Immediate  Relief Sighted From Cold Blast

Mercury Sent lo Frigid Marks  Cold Spreads Over Wide Area'of U.S.

Late Winter Cold Marks Up 22 Here   May Be Colder Tonight Middle West Feels Worst Of New Arctic  Veioid Wava

British Commons Becomes History As Leaders Pray  Election ‘Feb. 23 To Decide What The Next One is To Be

Trainman Held For 29 Deaths   Motorman Faces Court Monday; Many Injured in Critical State; U.S. to Joint N.Y., County Probes   ‘Picture on Page 20

MOTORMAN FACES CHARGE IN TRAIN CRASH KILLING 24   Second Degree Manslaughter Complaint Grows Out of His Running Through Stop Light.   RAILROAD DISASTER WORST SINCE 1946       Eyewitness Says One of  Crowded Cars Split Right  Down Middle — Inquiry   Gets Under Way.

Maile: - » Drivers Sign  Six- Week Strike of Pillshurgi's Three Daily Newspapers. Ended

Hoover Says U.S. Has Lost War in Korea   Former President Avers First Duty Is To Save Ourselwes

EX-PRESIDENT URGES NATION TO UP MIGH]   Air, Sea Strength Declared Need Of U.S.

NewWarnin; Is Sounded On Defense Cost Drain   Western Europe Must Build Most Of Own Defenses.  Hoover Cautions

‘Save U.S. First,  Hoover Warns   Urges Nation to Stake Defense On Sea, Air-Not Furone. Asia

Disastrous Wave Of Inflation Is “Result of Waste   UL S, Should Provide Ne More Money For  EFuranean Arms

Hoover Says Europe Must  Defend ltselt   Ex- President. Opposes Funds Until Army ts Siahted

EUROPEAN ARMY ‘DEMANDED T0 ‘GET U. S, HELP   Hoover Says Nation Cannot Go On Indefinitely Aiding Europe   FORMER PRESIDENT WARNS OF INFLATION

Hoover Proposes Nation Rely on Air, Sea Power, Make Europe Defend Self

Ex-President Sees War in Korea Lost, Dangers in Europe   _Urges Delay in Aiding Continent Until Nations Can Defend Selves

HOOVER WOULD SLASH ARMS AID   ‘ OPPOSES GIVING ETROPE   MORE MONEY UNTIL AN ABMY 1S IN SIGHT.

Hoover Opposes Further Aid To Western Europe Unless Army Is Formed

Hoover Advises Going Slow in European Aid  Ex-President Urges Unified Army First;  ween EV hiassabiaa

Hoover Says War in Korea Is Lost   Warns That Nation’ First Duty Is to Save Itself

Big Battle Rages In Flaming City   Whereabouts of 24th Division Chief Unknown at Headquarters

Front Line Dispatches Say The’ Americans Are Withdrawing From Blazing Highway Center’

SAIPPER TAKES blu MO BLAME   DECLARES HE ALONE 18 RE SPONSIBLE FOR GROUNDING OF BATTLESHIP,

Blame Mine, Says  Missouri Captain  Takes Responsibility For Grounding Ship

‘More Window Displays Observing National Coin Week are Described

10 RED LEADERS? SENTENCE STAYEL   JUSTICE JACKSON GRANT! FREEDOM ON BOND TO CONVIGLED COMMUNISTS.

Top U.S. Reds Freed Pending  Final Decision  Jurist Avoids Risk Of Embarrassment

Freedom On Bond To 10 Communists   Convicted Men Get Order From TU. 8. Justice

10 REDS ARE GRANTED FREEDOM   Justice Jackson Cites Perils of Martyrdom for Them

Ten Communists Granted Freedom Under Bail Bone   Justice Jackson Explains His Action in an Eight Paqa Oninion

Convicted Reds Free On Bond  Pending Final Court Action On Appeal

Jackson Lets Reds Remain  Free on Bond   Ten Party Bosses Cleared Pending Ruling of All Trihonal Wem bers

Rainstorms With Hail, Higt Winds Hit Northern Texas  Turbulent Conditions That Brought Tornadoes Moves Toward Louisiana

John J. Raskob Succumbs At 7]   Industrialist, Former Head Of Demo Committee. Dies

Moscow Claims Advance Made On East Coast   Main American Port Menaced, Russian Correspondents Say

YANK B-29s IN HEAVIEST ~ BOMB FORAY   Military Targets in North Korean Areas Are Blasted

US Takes Hill On Taegu Read To Block Reds   West Point. Grid 7 Star's Secret Force Sets Trap for Reds

Educator Is Chosen By Truman   Appointee Recently Qui As Rochester U. Head; In Executive Jobs.

Duff Spokesmen Charge Plan to Force Harmony  Say Grundy Faction Seeks to ‘Manipulate’ Cooke for Governor

Chances for GOF Peace Narrowed  _ Duff’s and Marlin’s   _ Doff’s and Marlin’s Backers Hurl Charge _ At Grundy Faction

14-Hour Search Fails To Loeate Lost C-54.  Sceres of Craft Comb Sub-Aretic

Others Fight For Civilian Control _  Move Seen For Military Hand In Atom Preeran

More Authority Starts Debate For Military   Atomic Control Plan Stirs Up Heated Araument Aaain

ATOMIC FIGHT SET OFF ANEW   Argument Stirred By Move To Give Military Some Part

U.S: Steps Up Aid Frogram    New Aiteniot to Lure Countries From Reds

U.S. Steps Up Aid  :ogram   New Aitemot to Lure Count e3 From Reds

Counter-Drive By Reds Gains In North Korea  gf aa... A.asl   Gen. MacArthur Send: Reserves Into Battle To Stem Advance

Allies Hurry Up Reserves  To Check Foes   Enemy Reported Suffering Heavily In Dead and Woundec

Government Order Defied  By Trainmen   Apparently Fear Controls To Block Wage Demands

REJECT 60% OF FIRST DRAFT   CHICAGO CANDIDATES TAKE PHYSICAL EXAMS BEFORE INDUCTION

More Price Hikes Follow Wave Of War Scare Buying   Increases Posted in Face Of President’s Threat To Seek Controls

Even Pepper Joins in Price Parade   War Scare Buving Blamed for Most of the Increases.

oi Ree Sete ea a oe ee ee     Increases in Many ltems iBlamed on War Seare Buyin:

Prices Rise And Credit Curbs Are  Planned Following Truman Speech

COLOR TELEVISION STARTS THIS MONTH   CBS Will Siart Operations On Commercial Basis On November 26

Naval Blockade Not To Halt Red Supplies   Warships Will Prevent Further Landings ‘of Communists ‘on’ South Korean . Coast .and Protect Seaways for Transporting U:S. Troops.   NOT CUT OFF FROM RUSSIA.

Blockade To Help Land Operations   ‘Naval Ring Will Not Keep Koreans From Getting   $upplies From Russia

Blockade Can't Stop Supplies   Korean Communists Have Good Land Rout

Naval Blockade Helps Operations   Communists Supplies Will Enter Kerea

 American-British Naval Blockade Will Help Land Operations But Cannot Choke Reds’ Supplies

Hope Blockade Will Prevent Reinforcements  Overland Route Open For Russia To Send Material  ees SE iL SP gek Taek ae

Naval Blockade Expected to Aid Land Operations  Reds Can Still Get Help From Russia

Naval Blockade Is Seen As Aid   However It Will Not Stop Red’s Supplies Coming From Russia

Blockade Won't Halt Supplies   Russia Can Reinforce North Korea by Land: Navy Shells Reds

Mississippi Seeks Death Penalty For White Man in Nearo Slaying   Soybeans   American Music's Big Business Waltzes To New Score Arranged by Uncle Sam

Judge Plans New Harmony For Musicians   ASCAP Agrees to Set Of Sweeping Changes By Anti-Trust Division

Board Sets $2.50 Tax Rate In City  Increase Avoided  By Saving; Using   Increase Avoided By Saving; Using  Accumulated Funds

ON THE SCHEDULE   Noted Baritone Singer Wil  Appear in Auditonum   SCHOOLS IN, CONCERT

ON THE SCHEDULE   Noted Baritone Singer Will   Appear in Hoch Auditorium   SCHOOLS IN: CONCERT

Move Gains Favor Among Delegates   Sentiment For Red Unconditional Surrender Mounts

President Quirine Confers on Huks   Phillipine President Calls Governors to Study How tc Stop Murderous Raids

YANKS FALL BACK IN WAR EXERCISES   Americans Retreat Before “Ag. gressor” Forces Invading Germany From Fast.

Tries Robbery With Teaspoon  stQstl., Ata te tI 8 8.   “Silly, Ain’t It?” Asks 27-Year-Old Man Of Arresting Police.

U.S. Will Meet Cris as Always,  Truman Predicts   People Understand The Dangers; Only The Confusers Are Confused. He Suvs

Nation Ready To Meet World Challenge  President Truman   President Truman in Message Of Hope To U.S.

Truman Voices Confidence Of World Peace  Says Nation Fights For Time To Gain Peace in World

President Voices His Confidence World Will Become Peaceful Again

Truman Sees Hope For Peace   Says U.S. Is in Fine  Shape and in Time Wil Be Able to Meet Red Challenge to Freedom

Truman Stull Hopes World Will Be Safe   President Steps Out In Home Town’: Chrisimas Events

Truman Says U. S. In ‘Good Shape’  President Holds Hopes for Peace

President Holds Hope for ‘Safe’ World in Future   Declares People In Excellent Shape to Meet Red Challenge

TRUMAN SAYS U. S. CAN MEET CRISIS   . President Spending Xmas At Independence Home

“We’re Fighting For Time,” Truman Tells Lodge Group Discussino Crisis

U.S. Is Fighting for Time : Trumar   Says Nation Is Ready to Make Sacrifices

Lions Will Vote — On Proposed Plar To Aid Sightless  2 ae. Me   To Consider Program During Meeting Thursday Night

Lions Will Vote On Proposed Plat To Aid Sightless  To Consider Program   To Consider Program During Meeting Thursday Night

FARM WORKERS   Flow of Migrants Hits Floodtidé; Labor Office Sijdinbed *

Principal Cities of East States Are Battling Hurricane Winds, Heavy Falls of Wet Snow Today

Ferguson To Be Taft Opponent  Nominated By Ohio Democrats For Senator

No Let-Up In Preparedness Drive Is Due After Korean Win. Sawver Save

New Controls For Business  Are Expected   Halt, Priority Orders Loom; Peace Won't  Bring Letun

No Let-Up After Korea   Sawyer Says Nation Would Be Foolish To Relax Armament Drive

Casts Hints  No Let-Up Seen In Preparedness  Program, Cabinet Member Says

Preparedness To Continue  After Victory   Secretary Sawyer Hints Of New Controls of  Facilities, Materials

Local Forecast   Sawyer Hints New Controls  To Be Needed   Says Rearmament Cannot Be Relaxed When Fight ing Ends In Korea

No Letup Due On Home Front After Victory  Preparedn ae ive Will Be Cont ued,

End of Korea War Will Not Halt Program   Preparedness Plan to Be Accelerated; Result Of Present Conflict Will Have No Bearing

No ‘Let-Up’ Seen In War Controls   Nation to Continue Armed Preparedness,  _ Sawyer Claims

INo Relaxation \Of Preparedness   Commerce Secrefary Says U. 5. Cannot Quit When Korean Wer le Concluded

NO LETUP, WARNS COMMERCE CHIEF   New Business Controls Suggested by Sawyer

PREPAREDNESS WILL CONTINUE   No Let-Up In Drive Ex. pected Even After Victory In Korea

Victory in Kore Won't Diminish Defense Drive   Even More. Business Controls Are Hinted By Secretory Sawyer

Tennessee Plane Crash Fatal To 7   Carrier Explodes While On Training Flicht From Stewart

Plans No Answer To Probe Remark   Brewster Terms Senate Testimony Scandal, Perjury

Wiretapping Charges Irk Brewster   , Senator Plans Reply to Attack On His Character

Garage-Shelters UndergroundAr Cities’ Solution   Plan For Atomic Raid Parking Space Needs

NEW CUTS ORDERED IN TRAIN SERVICE   Interstate Conmmerce Comuinissiun  Calls for Reduction as Result L of Coa) Shortare.

Strong Pressure Exerted Against U.S. Battalions   Pentagon Looks for Long War Lasting Into Fall: Expresses Fear Conflict Will Spread

WAR PROSPECTS WORRY LEADERS   American Chiefs In Penta. gon Fear Magnitude Tc Which Korean Struggle May Exnand.

Pentagon Expresses Foreboding That Magnitude of Korean War May Expand in Coming Weeks

Korean War May Extend Into Autumn  Pentagon Learns Red Hordes Move To Support North

Long And Costly War Feared By U. S. Officials   Heavy Inflow Of Russian And Chinese ‘Volunteers’ To Heighten Task; Warn Of More Reversals

War’s Magnitude Causes Concern At The Pentagon   Spectre Of Hordes Of Red Volunteers From Russia And China Worries Hich U. S. Chiefs

Retreat Could Last 3 Weeks   Moving U.S. Supplies Requires Much Time

Fear Soviets, Chinese Will Join In Fight  ‘Volunteers’ May Aid Korean Reds

Expansion Of Korean War Feared   Spectre of Hordes Of ‘Volunteers’ From Russia, China Feared by Pentagon

Bitter, Beaten U.S. Troops Tell Of Savage Korean Battle         POSSIBLE MAGNITUDE OF KOREA CONFLICT CAUSING PESSIMISM

Magnitude of War Hits Pentagon   Report Spirit of “Deep Foreboding”’ on What May Develop

Washington ‘Fears War May Expand  Somewhat   Korean Campaign May Take A Long Time, Men Think

U.S. Officials Fear Lengthy Korean Fight   North Koreans May Be Aided By Reds Of Ching. Russia

Pentagon Takes Gloomy View of War's Extent  Red ‘Volunteer’   Red ‘Volunteer’ Spectre Haunts Hieh Command

Spirit Of Foreboding Sweeps -Pentagon—Lonq War Foreseen   Bridges Demands ‘Atrocities Protest   Pictures Prove Red: Murders

Pentagon Fears Long Korea Fight   Military Leaders See Difficult Road Ahead for Defender:

PentagonSees No Quick End To Korea War   Military Cautions Picture May Worsen Before Tide Turas

Korea F ight Seen Lasting  To Next Fall   U2. Nigh Command Fears Long Bate Needed For Vice

Russian “Volunteers” in-Red Korean Army Cause Worry in Pentagon   ~ Conflict May Become Prolonged Major-Scal War Even /f It Stays in Korea

Possible Magnitude Of Korean W ar Casts ' Air Of Foreboding In U. S. High Command

PALL OF GLOOM OVER PENTAGON AS WAR DRAGS   Military Men Fear It May Take Until Fall Or Longer To Wir

Fear Hordes of Volunteers   Aid from China, Russia May Prolong Wear on Korea

High Pentagon Quarters Concerned  Over Duration, Exvansion Korea War

Pentagon Sees Possibility Of War Expanding  Dee ncern Fe It Tha oun ider a Te

Estimate Korean War Will Last Until Fall, Even If Russians, Chinese Reds Stay Out

High Officials Study Possibility Of Long War As Volunteers’ From Russia, China Join North Koreans Against Americans

Pentagon Heads Fear Tough Fight   Spectre Of Hordes Of “Volunteers” Put Leaders To Worrying

More Weeks Of Bad News From Korea Ahead; War May Expand   Hordes Of ‘Volunteers’ Likely To Be Poured In From North: Have Advantages

WAR CAUSES FOREBODINGS AT PENTAGON   Spec*re of Hordes of “Vol: unteers" From Russia And China Arouses Avorehension   LONG CONELICT LOOMS

A Long, Hard Fight in Korea ls Foreseen  Pentagon Concerned Over Magnitude to Fo 7 ae eae oe ee  "= =

LIE URGES — STAND AGAINS AGGRESSION      Top UN Offteial Says Peaceful World Can Be Achieved by Support of Three “Cardinal United Nations Principles of Faith.”

Lie Advocates  Armed Stand   U.N. Principles of Faith Basis of Peace

STAND AGAINS AGGRESSION   ‘op UN Oifictal Says Peaceful Workd Can Be Achieved by Support of Three “Cardinal United Nations Principles of Faith.”

Eisenhower To Command West Europe   Huddles With Truman As Marshall Calls For  Speed In Preparing To Meet Red Aggression.

Eisenhower Meets With Truman   Marshall Urges Speeding VU Atlantic Pact Defense Preparations

— CONFERENCE  Marshall Calls for Speed-Up   EISENHOWER IS LEADER CHOICE

O00 CONTRO   Truman Sees Projects Like Fort Peck Dam Capital  7 J, € lnveectrmante

Hails Flood, River Project As “Capital Investments”   Truman States Projects Like Fort Peck Have Contributed to Welfare of Entire Nation

MORE URGED FOR AIRCRAFT   Vinson Calls for Hike: Staff Chiefs to Study Plane-Buying Plans

Fighter Planes Hike Proposed To Match Reds  Vinson Sounds Atomic   Vinson Sounds Atomic  ‘Pearl Harbor’ Danger

Half Billion Dollars More For Extra Fighting Planes Asked by Chairman Vinson

VINSON — SEEKS HIGHER POWER FOR AIR FORCE   Johnson Orders Survey To See Whether More Monev Is Needed

$583 Million Extra Asked Fort Airpo wer Vinson Fears Russian Atomic “Pearl Harbor’

Vinson Urges Millions More For Warplanes   Georgian Reports Russian Plotting ‘Pearl Harbor’ Ts Address to House

$583 MILLION MORE URGED FOR AIRCRAFI   Vinson Calls for Hike Staff Chiefs to Study Plane-Buying Plans

Vinson Asks U.S. to Get More Planes  Declares Russia Is  Ruildinge Taward   Declares Russia Is Building Toward Atomic Pearl Harbor

FUNDS ASKED 10 INCREASE U. S. AIR STRENGTH   Vinson Says Russians Building Toward Atomic “Pearl Harbor”   PLANE BUYING TO BE RESTUDIED BY CHIEFS

DR. LA DURON IS INDICTED   Charged With Manslaughter In Slayings Of Terre Haute Brothers.

Dr. La Duron Cited For Manslaughter  -Named as Slayer Of Carter Brothers

Pittsburgh Is Still Struggling With Record-Breaking 28-Inch Snowfall   . Traffic Continues At Snail Pace; Death Toll Stands At 32; Mountains Have Thirty-Five Inch Fall.

) Men Trapped Deen in a Mine   Rescuers Digging for Brothers in Cavein

2 Brothers Trapped In Coal Mine   Rescue Workers Seek Ta Reach Men Inside Pit

TWO BROTHERS TRAPPED IN MINE CAVE-IN   Workers Digging In Effort to Reach Entombed Men

Rescue Team Digs Furiously To Reach 2 Brothers Trapped in Mine Cave-In

Cave-In Traps Two Brothers   Tappings Spur Crew’s Efforts to Free Them

TWO TRAPPED IN COAL MINE   Rescuers Dig Furiously To Reach Brothers Entombed Underground.

Nation to Observe Armed Forces Day Saturday--All Services in One Unit

Armed Forces Day Saturday   Truman ta Sound Kaynote Many Special Observances Are Planned

Farmer Dies in Combine Accident In Taylor County  Luther Lofgren, 69, Fatally Hurt in

Six Pennsylvania Railroad Workers Killed on Highway   All Were Occupants O Auto Which Crashed Into Loaded Truck

Pretty Victim Strangled With Rope Nude Body Of Young Woman  Eaund At Foot Of Embankment

YOUNG WOMAN DIES BY ROPE   Nude, Throttled Body Is Thrown Down 40-Foot Enbankment

Holdup Follows Brink Pattern   More Than $50,000 Newton Bank Loot

FBI Reports Crime Boom   Haven’t Enough Agents To Combat Upsurge, Senate Group Is Told

Cite Crime Rise In Bid for More Treasury Agents  Say Racketeers Use Front Men, Dummy

Crime Upsurge Is in Evidence  Treasury Agents Haven’t Enough Aid

4 DROWN, 2 DIE ON HIGHWAYS   Indiana Checks WeekEnd Toll—Hoosier Race Driver Killed In Illinois.

Much Heavier Taxes Asked — Inside And Outside Congress’  Senate Takes Up Legislation To Raise $4,508.000,000 In New Revenue

INCREASE IN TAX BILL DEMANDE   STRONG EFFORTS MADE. IN SENATE TO PUT IN EXCPSS PROFITS LEVY.

Senate Takes Up $4,508,000,000 Interim Tax Bill   Stop-Gap War Measure Gets Full Support; More To Come

Heavier Taxes Demanded for War Machine  No Senate Talk Of Cutting Sum In. New Measure   Profits Levv Issue

Heavier Tax Load Talked By Senators   Excess Profit Tax, Other Items To Be Postponed For Now

STORM WERIIPS INDOCHINA  Raging Typhoon Hinders  French Fich? Against Reds

Raging Typhoon in Indo-China Hampers French Withdrawal of Outpost Troops

34-Billion Money Bill Is Readied For Debate In Senate On Tuesday

CROWN QUEEN AND BRAVE AT HASKELL   Colorful Ceremonies Oper Campus Day Events at Institution   HAVE A BUSY SCHEDULE

CROWN QUEEN AND BRAVE AT HASKELL   Colorful Ceremonies Open Campus Day Events at . Institution

Three Killed In Naval Plane Crash  Aircraft On Routine Fliaht When Downer

Chinese Fire  On U.S. Ship   ‘Flying Arrow’ Is Shelled By Nationalists

Nationalist Shells Flay American ‘Ship at Shanghai   Flying Arrow Guarded By Chinese Gunbeats Following Shelling

Chinese Nationalist Gunboats Pour  ‘30 to 0 Shells Into U.S. Ship; ‘No Casualties Listed; Fire Is Out

NATIONALISTS ASSAULT U. 3. SHIP OFF CHINA   None Injured  Aboard Blockade Runner;  Shell Sets Fire

Ship Running Blockade Hit By Gunfire   Vessel Is Riddled; Isbrandtsen Asks For Protection

Chinese Warships Shell American Freighter Seeking to Run Blockade

British Warship Comes to Aid in Putting Out Fire   Isbrandtsen Freighter With $10,000,000 Cargo Fired On En Route To Shanghai; Owner Demands Protection of Navy

Shell Flying Arrow Outside China Limit Without Casualties   Isbrandtsen Liner Running Blockade Intended to Stop, Await Instructions

Chinese Nationalists Shell American Freighter But  No Casualties Reported

Flying Arrow Shelled By Chinese Nationalist Warships Off Shangha

30To 40 Shells Hit Flying Arrow On Shanghai Rur   Nationalists Detain American Freighter; Ship’s Crew Unhurt

American Ship Shelled as it Runs Blockade   U. S. Freighter Draws Nationalists Fire Near Shanghai—No Injured Reported Among Crew

Chinese Fire On Intrepid Freighter   Nationalist Warships Began Following Shiv Late Sunday

Nationalists Shell Vessel Of American  Line On Seas  Flying Arrow Made Unseaworthy, Says

American Owner Demands That Our Navv Give Protection To Stricken Freighter

Direct Hits Leave Ship In Danger   Personnel Unhurt As Nationalists ivvy Out Threat

iIlving Arrow Is Hit Attempting to Run Shanghai Blockade   No Casualties Reported as Ship Is Struck In International Waters Off Red China; British Sailors Aid in Putting Out Fires

Chinese Shell U.S. Freighter   Nationalist Gunboats Fire on Cargo Vessel Attempting to Run Blockade

Naval Escort For Crippled Ship Is Asked   Flying Arrow Is Shelled by Nationalists Near Shanghai

Chinese Hold U. S. Ship After Attack   Ship Shelling Is Defended

Ship Tried To Run Blockade Into Shanghai  Navy’s Protection Of Shipping Asked wD.. M_.gef ™&  _._.

WSS) V4 eee am  ae -FUM™N  > afouthectle you trio”   ITEFAVING SATURDAY

It'll Be Mild This Winter, Bears’ Wooly Bands Indicate   Dr. Curran Completes His Study at Museum A Bear Mountain

Close Race In Senate Contest Is Seen In lowa   Predict Re-election of 6, Possibly Ail 8 GOP Congressmen in State

Report Morale Of Chinese Reds Much Shattered  Firepower Of U.N. Forces Devastating To Chinese Forces

Weirton Union Ready To Sign  Victor Over C.LO. To Negotiate For Raise

Expect Defense Fund Appeal To Be Granted   Secretary Johnson Makes Appeal For 350 Million More

AND ARMY SILENCE ee  Navy Craves Less Advice, More Action on Mired Mo

State GOP Names New Chairman   Jim Baley, Jr., Is Chieftain; Gavin Is Eastern Candidate

LEADERS NAMED BY REPUBLICANS   Baley: Nominated As N. ©. Chairman; Gavin U. § Senatorial Candidate: Platferm Is Adonined.

Transport Plane Spots Submarine   California Coast 7Plaque’ Continues

> a> ae a> am ae. CREW OF ATS, PLANE AEPORTS SIGHTING  SUB OFF WEST COAST

Another Sub Is Seen Off Coast   Crew Of Transport Plane Reports Spot 57 Miles West Of Golden Gate.

ATS Plane Sights Surfaced Submarine   No U.S. Subs in Area Off Golden Gate: Reports of Subs Off Colifornia Coast in Recent Weeks Past Score

ALCOHOLIC PERSONALITIES — People Drink For Many Reasons In World Of Vast Confusion

Only Slightly Wounded At First  Bitter Cold of North Korea ‘Cost Soldier Hands and Legs

Amputee Ready To See Mother  Korean Cold Caused Taco OF Tita T ieeha

YOUTH NABBED AFTER CHASE   Second Flees On Foot Af. ter Cracking Up Stolen Car .

Williams Pulls Into Lead For Governor  As Errors Show Up   Election Mixup Has Lawmakers Puzzled

THMPERATIRT   More Tally  Errors Found   County Canvasses Change Picture In Michigan Governor Race

Michigan's Vote Result Reversed:  Williams in Lead  Victory for Kelly Lost in Deluge of Counting ‘Errors’

Exact Margin in: Michigan Voting Not Determined  - Governor Contest Status Uncertain

DREDGING, JOB   Work On New River Chan: nel May Start In 30 Days

Paw Paw Channel Job  Starts Soon   Commissioners Told Dredging May Bevin In 30 Days

—OHIO ESCAPEES HUNTED— Eight Convicts Still At Large After Jail Break

*‘Escape-Proof’? Lockup 8 Prisoners At Large In Cincinnati Jail Break

Two Instructors  Hired by School  Music, Homemaking  Positions Are Filled

100,000 Recruits May  Be Required for Korea   This is Lowest Estimate Heard at Washington, Together With Third of Billion Dollars Fixed as Cost of Campaian to Win War.   MAY ELIMINATE TAX CUTS

Child Actress Lora Lee Made Court Ward: Judge Forbids Film Roles

U. S. Refuses to Accept Soviet Protest; Malik Objects to UN Hearing

Navy Gives More  Details on Downing Of Soviet Bomber  Russian Protest ls Turned Down By United States

Reds, Expecting Next Attack From Sea, Plant Mines Off East Coast

South Koreans Make 20-Mile Advance Today   Third South Korean Division Is Sent Across 38th Parallel; Korean Reds Fear Attack By UN Army From Sea; Gen. MacArthur Awaiting Orders For Big Offensive

North Korean Capital Seen As Objective Of Next Big UN Campaign   Third South Korean Division CrossesParallel As Allies Apply Nore Heat To Enemies.

So. Korean Division © Sends Troops Across 38th Parallel Today .   Navy Reports Coast Waters Mined

MacArthur Awaits Word From U.N.   Before Ordering Final Offensive

East Coast Waters From Changjon 50 Miles North To Wonsan Have Been Heavily Mined Naval Forces Claim   MACARTHUR AW! AWAITS . FINAL UN ORDERS

ALLIED DRIVE WAITING FOR FINAL UN ORDER   Communist Forces Reported Retreating In All Areas

M’Arthur May Hit Reds from the Sea Again   Amphibious Landing in North Korea a Possibility

Three South Korean Units  Push Drive   Communists Mine Coastal Waters And Beach Areas

Now Have Three Divisions in Red Territory,  One Only 40 Miles From Wonsan: MacArthur Awaiting UN Orders For Final Big Offensive

EAST COAST IS HEAVILY MINED BY COMMUNISTS  ‘Puzzling Military  Movements of   Puzzling Military Movements of Enemy Reported on Eve of Assault.

ord Korean Division  Crosses 38thParallel   Communists Mine East Coast Waters.  Expect Blows From The Sea

NEW GAINS — Roks Are  Closing In On Wonsan   BIG UN ARMY SHT TO STRIKE

Third South Korean Group Crosses 38th   Cammunists Fear Sea Landings With Ground, Air Blows

Communists Mine Beach As Defensive Measure Against Allied Landings

BMEK MAKE HUGE HAUL A CLEVELAND   Wife of Millionaire Is Slugged by Masked Robbers This Morning.

$350,000 Loot in Gem Robbery   Millionaire’s Home Entered, Wife Is Sluaged by Gana

Hooded Bandits Get $350,000 Worth of Jewels in Daring Robbery af Home in Cleveland

Hooded Bandits Slug Wife Of Millionaire, Flee With Gems   Commando-Like Raid With Machine Guns Staged By Six Men On Cleveland Home; Force 60-Year-Old Woman to Onen Safe

Hooded Thugs Beat Multimillionaire’'s Wife, Steal $350,000 in Jewelry   riooged inugs bear Muiimilonaire Ss Vvire, steal DOOU,VUUYU In Jewelry  Bandits Loot Wm. G. Mather Home

Bandits Get Fortune in Jewelry   Loot From Cleveland Home Valued by Family at $350.000

Bandits Raid House, Steal Rich Jewels   Ohio Multi - Millionaire's   Wife Slugged; Hooded Gang Flees With About $350,000 In Gems

Heavily Armed Men Burst into Home of 93Year-Old William G. Mather, Tie Up a Male Nurse, and Force 60-Year-Old  Wife to Hand Over Jewelry

Hooded Bandits Get $35,000   . Fortune in Jewels Taken from Home

Millionaire's Home Raided By Six Bandits   Hooded Aen Burst Into Clevelond Mansicn, Siug Women, Take Jewel:y

Bold Thieves Get Huge © Gem Loot   Robbers Slug Wife Of Cleveland Millionaire and Take Jewels Valued at $350.000

$350,000 Loot In Jewels Taken By Hooded Gang   Mather Mansion In Cleveland Is Robbed Efficiently

Bandits Steal Valuable Gems In Cleveland  Wealthy Wom SSlagoe caged by Grou up

Robbers Seize Jewelry Valued Up To $350,000   Six Hooded Bandits Stage Early Morning Holduy  In Millionaire's Home

THEFT STAGE AT RESIDENCE IN GLEVEL AN)   Woman In Early 608 Slugged. Male Nurse Bound By Robbers

Six Hooded Bandits Rob Millionaire   Between $200,000 and $800,000 in Jewelry  Is Taken From Spacious ' Home of William Mathe

6 BANDITS TAKE JEWELS IN OHIO   SLUG MILLIONAIRE’S WIFE; ESCAPE WITH FORTUNE IN GEMS

Diplomas Will Be Handed fo 317 Graduate:   Garnet Reeves And  Margaret Barrier TT. Rarosive Honors

DR. GRANT DELIVERS SERM  31 ubbock Graduates To lo Receive Diplomas Toniaht

DR. GRANT DELIVERS SERMON  317 Lubbock Graduates fo Receive Dinlomas Tonight

Judge Orders Bridges Begin Prison Term   Longshore Leader Called ‘Potent Red,” Remanded to Jail

Harry Bridges Ordered fo Start Serving 5 Years   Loses Bid to Stay Sentence; Judge Cites Korea Stand

Body Of Late Lt. Gen. W. H. Walker Leaves Janan For Washington Burial

Spenmmemeangeme este ee  LUBBOCK TRIP SLATED SUNDAY Chilean President To Arrive In Houston Today On Texas Visif

LUBBOCK, TRIP. SLATED SUNDAY  Chilean President To Arrive In Houston Today On Texas Visit

WHITE HOUSE ATTACHES /WORRY ABOUT “BIG STICK”   Re ATERRIATAN SQATIEH

WEST VIRGINIA IS WITHHOLDING FUNDS   $3,600 Te Potemac Kiver Basix Commission Hel€ Up By State Anditor

Churchill Needles Til Time Is Ripe   Fall Seen As Best Time For Attack On British Government

Unopposed Germans Roll Up ‘High’ Vote  But Thousands Riek Lives to

City Wide Vote On Public Housing  Being Proposed DuBois Mapping Plans  D.. nN... Lk. DT

City Wide Vote On Public Housing  Being Proposed DuBois Mapping Plans For November Ballot

Pravda Asks: “Haven't They Gone Too Far?"   \ Says We Act sd As {if the UN Did Not Exist

Doesn’‘t Declare Intentions But: Russia Charges American Aid Is Aggressive

Pravda Asks Have American Ruling Circles Gone Too Far? No Answer

Russian Official Newspaper Says U.S. Guilty Of ‘Direct Agaression’

PRAVDA OPENS KREMLIN LINE OF PROPAGANDA   Formal Russ Action Still Unknown In Crisis

PRAVDA CHARGES U8 S, GOVERNMENT WITH AGGRESSION   Moscow Paper Says Truman Violated U.N, Charter  ee Wate Abe   F.B.I. Tightening Up  National Security

Pravda Break: Korean News To Russians   ‘Have They Gone Toc Far?’ Asks Editorial In Red Mouthpiece

Aggression Is Charged By Moscow   U.S. ‘Acted As If UN Did Not Exist,” Says Priavda; ‘Who Authorized Step?’

First Soviet Reaction to  Korea Mild   Pravda Only Asks If U. S. Leaders  HaveGoneTooF ar   U.S. ACTION IN KOREA CLOSES World-Wide Line of Red Containment

Pravda Charges U.S. With ‘Aggression Against. North Korea, Communist China

Pravda Charges 'U. S. With Direct _Actof Aggression   Communist Paper Label: American Action In Korea Aggressive

Russia Says U.S. ~ Has Gone iio Fa  Communi st Paper De.   ‘Communist Paper De-Clares Direct Act. Of. Aqaression

October 10 Is Deadline For Rhodes Entries    Editor Announces Names   SST PAPTEIVWIILe > eee Cees  New Staff to Edit First Postwar Saturday Texan

Call Strike Of Switchmen Next Tuesday   Walkout Is Arranged Against Ten Western and Midwestern Rail Lines

‘Army ‘Qualifies’ Ban On Reporter's Stories ‘Criticizing Decisions

“Honest Criticism” ‘Not Banned in Koree   8th Army Information Offi. cer Amends Instructions to Newsmen.

Army Eases War Front News Rein   Author of Orders To Correspondents Turns Out to Be Jola’s Bob Thompson

U.S. Pushing Planning For Atomic Subs   Expect Appropriatior Request To Advance Reactor Propulsion

Push Plans on Atomic U-boat  To Ask Appropriation on 1951 Navy Budaet

Atom Submarine Plans Are Pushec   US May Build First Craft Propelled By  Nuclear Reaction

First Atom-Powered Submarine Planned   United States Navy Pushes Arrangements With Electric Boat Corporation at Groton, Conn., for Construc tion of Such Craft.   RACE WITH RUSSIA SEEN

‘Revolutionized Navy?  Plans Pushed For Sub Powered By Atom Force

Atomic - Powered Sub Planning Held Speeded By U. S.   Research On Atom Engine For Aircraft Reported Progressing Also:

U.S. Pushing Plan To Build An Atom Sub   Source Says Navy Boat Concern Talk. ing Construction

Atomic-Powered Submarine Reported Planned By U. S.   Discussions Underway With Groton, Conn., Firm On New Hull

U.S. Eager To Beat Russians On New Crafts  Funds Of Project May Be Asked In  SOE thlew: Bitant

Defense Curbs Will Control  New Economy   Top Officials See Heavy Arms Load For Years to Come

NEW CONTROLS ARE ORDERED; MORE COMING   ‘Officials Hinting  Wage-Price Curbs Seriously Considered

ae Ss  : CS a 6 Cerone  1  a rt oe st atte a a ran os a wer, oof ; Nee oa @ ia ; P        Ben Prete bh  tow   ee tee aoe ‘ _ . : hone  Deadlock In UN:   ?  ie ha ey pee! Fear.        UN Secretary's Plons Not Definite

Greater Understanding Among People is Needed, C. of C. Speaker Says

FOR SOLUTION TO WORLD PROBLEMS   Greater Understanding Among People is Needed, C. of C. Speaker Says  AT ANNUAL BANOUFT

ROSICLARE MAIN STREET IS FLOODED   No Protecting Levee, Ohio River Rises 10 Inches in Stores; Bank, Postoffice Move.   Cc MAUNIE LEVEE STILL IS HOLDING   Seven Major Illinois Roads Closed; 900 Shawneetown Residents Refuse to Flee Homes.

Poles Won't ReturnLand To Germany   Mission Rejects Protest Of Pact — By West Germany

Poles Reject German Protest  West Leaders Call For Return of Lands

 Snatchers Still At Large  Scotland Yard Still Baffled By Stone Of Scone Mystery

Wrist Watch May Be Clue   Scotland Yerd Seeks Ownerin Working on Stone of Scone Robbery.

WATCH CLUE IN THEFT OF STONE   Police Appeal For Identi fication Of Swiss-Made Timepiece

BOY, 11, REPORTED TO HAVE STARTED BLAZE   Police Say He Set Fire Te $2,000 Loss   IS NOW BEING HELD

PRICE CHANGE IS EFFECTIVE MONDAY MAY 1   Advance Brings Crude Posting in Area To $3.65 Per Barrel

Drain on Crude Stocks Reason lor Boost Now   Seep Agency Increase First Since Dec. 12; Other Buyers Also Act

Price of Local Crude Raised  To $3.75 Bbl.   10-Cent Increase Puts Price Here at Highest Figure in Over Year

UNION MAY APPEAL   Longshoremen Are Bitter Over Conviction of Harry  ridges

UNIVIN WHE AT Ld  Longihoremen Are Bitter Over Conviction of Harry Bridg

“Immigration Frameup” Charged by Union Leader Will Carry Fight to High Tribunal If Necessary

Bridges Union Fights His Case   To Carry Conviction to High Court, Claim

G. . 0. LEADER RULED GUILTY OF PERJURY   Deportation Is Considered Likely For Labor Chief   LONGSHORE UNION   Planning To Carry Case Tc Supreme Court; Aides Also Convicted

HARRY BRIDGES PLANS APPEAL   Convicted Longshore Leader To Go To Supreme Court If Necessary  VERDICT IS ASSAILED

BRIDGES, UNION HEAD, CONVICTED   CIO Longshoreman’s Union Plans Appeal To High Court From Verdict’ Of Guilty Of Perinry.

Faces Deportation As Alien / Bridges’ Union Maps Appeal  of His Conviction for Perjury

HARRY BRIDGES PLANS TO APPEAL PERJURY VERDICT   CALLS ON LABOR TO SUPPORT HIS FIGHT TO REMAIN IN U. S.

Bridges’ Union To Fight For Supreme Court Action Over Perjury Conviction

Conviction Trameup, Leaders Say   Prosecutor — ‘ Has No Fears . OF Reversal

Bridges Convicted, Plans Supreme Court Appeal; to Hear His Sentence Monday

Prison or Deportation  Bridges Plans Appeal After Conviction by Jury in Federal Court

Bridges To Fight Perjury Verdict To Supreme Court   Labor Leader Angry Over Conviction In Federal Court.

‘Conviction Brands Labor Leader As Communist  Bridges To Fight Verdict To Supreme Court

Most American Airline Planes Idled by Strike   Nationwide Walkout Of Ground Crewman Cripples Operations

Strike Idles A. A. Planes   Service in 34 Cities Virtually Halted by . Ground Crew Walkoui

Walkout Hits Nation's Air Service Today   Few American Airlines Plonex Take Off; pMaintenneece. Suanty Mer

Walkout Hits Nation's Air Service Today   Few American Airlines Planes Toke Off; Maintenance. Supely Men

Few American Airline Planes  Make Flights   Strike by Ground Crew Members Halts Service On Most Schedules

Engineer Cut, But Foils Thug  Railroader Slugs It Out With Holdup Man

Rent Controls Deadlock Ends When Vote Set   One-Man Filibuster Broken In Wee Hours By Senate Accord

RENT CONTROL FILIBUSTER FOR 16 HOURS   Weary Senators Ended Session At 2:40 AM.

Rent Contro! Deadlock Ends   Vote Set Monday After Angry Debating

Reds Recapture Yongsok on ol Licm Front; U.N. Planes Hit Communists in Retreat

Controls Stay At Davenport  Beardsley Refuses To Lift Rent Curbs

BUTTER BLOG MAPS TACTICS IN OLEOMARGARINE BATTLE   Hope Amendment On Civil Rights Will Black Vate

White House And Congress May Clash   Would Have Agency Independent As ls Possible

Delayed Delivery Of Vet Bonus Hit   Cooke Hits at Fine As Primary Campaign Is Narrowed Down

Fire Kills Tots, Aged Babysitter   Granddaughter's and Groom Of Sportsman Victims

EUROPE TOLD U. S. AID WILL BE REDUCED   Marshall Plan Economist Serves Notice It Will Be Cut 25 Pct. During Coming Year.

Says Binaggio Made No Gift Te Aid Governor   Former Chairman in Missouri Denies Arly Knowledge of Large Gift to 1948 Race

Two Democrats. DenyUnderworld Link fo Smith    John Hendren And B. E. Ragland Testif Before Senators

Find No Gambler Link to Smith's Campaicn Fund   Senate Committee Delves Into Finances in 1948 State Race.

READY BY WEDNESDAY   Ballots for Decoration Contest Published in’ Journal-World

B-29 Wrecks And Explodes, Four Men Die   Eight Leap Free Witt Minor Injuries When Superfortress Lands Near Carswell] Base

Crippled B-29 Crashes; Four Killed   Eight Crewmen Escape in Air Tragedy Near Forth Worth.

Four Crewmen Die In Flaming Crash Of B-29   Narrowly Misses Cluster Of Homes

Eight Others Hurt; Five Killed In lowa  Four Dead In B-29 Crash At Fort Worth

Bomber Crashes Near Base; Four Crewmen Dead   Eight Others Escape As B-29 Burns in Texas ‘ Fiala

Crippled Bomber Crashes, Burns   Four Crewmen Killed at Fort Worth When B-29 Crashes in Landing Try

Four Grewmen Killed In Crash Of B-29 Bomber   Eight Others Escape With Minor Injuries in Mishap

Four Die, Eight Escape As Crippled B-29 Roars To Earth In Texas Field

CRIPPLED SUPERFORT CRASHES, KILLING 4   Eight Crewmen Manage To Escape Accident Two Miles North Of Forth Worth

5-29 Crash Takes Lives Of 4 Men  In Texas 8 Others Tumbl.  Bre ee, SLY. Cd COT   8 Others Tumble _From Ship as It Plows Crazily Alone Ground

Earthquake Shakes. ~~ Erupting Volcano  More Families Routed From Homes: By Angry Mouna lea

STOPPAGES END FRIDAY  ‘Token’ Railroad Walkout Is Called By Yardmen

CIGARETTE TAX CUT   Levy on ‘Economy” Brands Slashe¢ From 7 to 49 Cents A Pack

Cigarette Tax Cut Approved   House Group Votes To Slash ‘Cheaper’ Brand Revenue

Be sal   Levy Slash of 7 to 4.9 Conts a Pack Is Voted by House Groun

Excise Cuts Now Total  $1 Billion   Economy Brands of Smokes Affected by House Decision 

[House Committee Votes to Reduce Tay On “Economy Brands” of Cigarettes

House Group Votes To Cut Cigarette Tax   Tax On ‘Economy’ Brands Voted Cut From 7 Cents To 4.9 Cents A Pack By Committee

House Committee to Slash Tax on Economy Cigarette Brands From 7 to 4.9¢

‘ax Slash On ‘eonomy Type -uigarets Asked   House Group Approves Cut From Seven Cents To 4.9 Cents Per Pack

Vote Tax Cut on Some Cigarets   Economy Brands to Be Affected, Is Plan

Group Votes to Cut Cigaret Tax  ‘Economy’ Brands Would: Be Affected

Not First Time Congress Has Triea To Force President to Open Files

North Korean Radio At Pyongyang Has Ignored The Demand   United Nations Commanders Also Are Pretty Much Ignoring Crossing Of Parallel.

PRESIDENT SENDS "GREETINGS   Boy Scouts of America Receive Christmas Message from President Truman.

Second Draft. Call Expected During August   Hershey Outlines Some OF Developments He . Expects to Arise in Near Future Over Kare,

Second Draft Call Expected   Regulations May Be More Sweeping Than In First Summons

2nd Draft Call Seen In Month   Hershey Reported Studying Sweeping Plan

Sweeping Draft Rule Changes May Be Made   Affecting Vets, Husbands, Fathers; Second Call Soon

Second Call Of Drattees Seen in U. S.   Hershey Said To Be Looking For Law Change

Soviets Slow  West Traffic   (Russians Declare Actior Is Reprisal Measure

ACTION TAKEN BY RUSSIANS   Berlin Slowdown Of Motor Traffic Inflicted by Reds

Russians Slow Western Traffic In Reprisal For ‘Mistreatment’ Of Reds   Young Communists End Sit-Down Strike; Give In To Orders To Register, Take Medical Tests Before Returning To West Homes

Soviets Slow Allied Trucks In Reprisal   For ‘Mistreatment’ Of FDJ Youths At Luebeck

Russia Slows Down Western  Motor Traffic   In Retaliation for ‘Mistreatment’ of  Blue Shirt Youths

SOVIETS SLOW WEST TRAFFIC INBERLIN AREA   Move Seen Retaliation For ‘Mistreatment’  Of Red Youths

REDS SLOW DOWN TRUCKS MOVING 10 AND FROM BERLIN   Western Traffic Delayed in Reprisal for ‘Mistreat : ment” of Communist  : Youths at Luebeck,   10,000 YOUNGSTERS END SITDOWN STRIKE   Break Camp After Cole Night and Submit to Examinations on Crossing Into Western Germany.

Retaliate Fer “Mistreat ment” Of German Communist Youngsters   SOVIET PILOT GIVES CLUE TO NAVY PLANE

Soviets Slow ~ Down Traffic   Move Believed Reprisal For Treatment Of Red Youths

WEST TRAFFIC INBERLIN AREA   Move Seen Retaliation For ‘Mistreatment’ Of Red Youths

Six AF Crewmer  Killed In Crash  B-25 Explodes, Sefs Hlinais Homes Afire

Troops Which Escaped Trap Reach Coast   Marines And Other U.S. Forces Arrive At Beton onal Area

MAC VISITS KOREA AGAIN Huge Aerial Onslaught Aids Escape Of UN Unit

New Defense Line Formed In West Korea   United Nations’ Troops Withdraw to Northeast Beach

Smock, Weber Are Named To Fines Cabinet  Governor-Eiect Announces Two BQ. 8 _f.

No Man Should Be Called on to Undergo Fierce Combat — More Than Once a Lifetime

AT THE FRONT   ONE WAR WAS TOO MUCH; SOME Gis IN THEIR SECOND  By Don Whitehead Bare Hal Rawle)

North Koreans Licked But Stifl Full of Fight, Reports Hugh Baillie

Says Stubborn Foe Licked, Won't Quit; 25th Division Throws Back Banzai Charges

Ewing Kept One Eye Shut on British Trip   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Solon To Ask Extension Of Rent Control   Two Moves Afoot For 60 Or 90-Day Delays In Expiration Date

KuKK KS WN. J, MOTHER WHO LET ‘CHILDREN KEEP PETS, -DRAWS LINE AT BEES.

U. S. DEFENSE LINE STRONG, SENATE TOLL   Five GOP ‘Guests’ Not Satisfied With Reply

Most State Firms Short Of Workers   Over 8,000 Additional Workers Are Required In Retail Trade During Next 60 Days

Fire Follows Terrific Blast in Georgia City   One Killed, Two Trapped when Blast Levels Downtown Statesboro Section

15,800 Men Leave Pits in {Mlinois, Indiana   Union Executive Orders Men to Return Jan..9

Miners in Midwest Quit Work   IHincis, Indiana Workers Strike; Pits in East Open Two Days This Weel

Need Money To Meet Red Atomic Race   Truman To Ask Hundreds Of Millions Of  Dollars To Keep America Ahead Of Russians.

Rapid Soviet Progress on A-Bomb May Force Increase in U. S. Fund

U. 5. Economic Picture Turns Bleak As Living Cost Soars to Record High’

MAN WHO FEUDED WITH LEWIS. DECLARES LIFE THREATENED   Winois Coal Miner ' Charges The UMW Has Broken Agreement

‘Ships Smash Big Rail Yard   Navy, Planes Pound Red Korea Taropic

Hoopingarner Republican Head  Chairman of County  Evariitive Cammitee

GOP Also Wins Contests for All State Offices   illinois Eleetion Outcome a Direct Slan At Truman

Lucas Deteat Severe Blow To President   Illinois Voters Give Whopping Majority to Republican Everett M. Dirksen

Red China Gets Ready For War   Nationalists Say Reds To Aid Koreans

Reports Say Red China Set To ‘Aid North Korea   Nationalists Report 150,000 Men Ready To Defend In North

Russians, Chinese Make Korean Plan:   ‘Will Rush Troops to N. Korea if U.N. Forces Crots 328th Paroliel

Chinese Reds To Throw 150,000 Into Korean War   Agreement Reported Reached At Peiping  Session.

Appropriation Bill. - Still Being Boosted   Three Attempts To. Cut Measure Beaten Down “In House Tuesday

HOLIDAY NEWS ROUNDUP ~  Walker Dead; Recei d Vote: Truman Happy   Bomb Use Justified

Feminine Members of State 6.0.P. In Harrisburg for a Three-Day Conclave

110-Day Strike at Quaker State End:   Temporary Working Pact for Oil City Men

Independent Plant Strike Concluded Monday Morning   62 Employes, idle for 118 Days, Return To Work At Local Refinery

Stee! Companies To Cut Output In Coal Dispute   Pickets Seal Mines in East from Workers; More Than 67,000 Are Still Idle Today.

Temperatures   Steel Production Cut Back As ’No Contract, No Work’ Strike Trims Coal Supplies   More Than 67,000 Miners Remain Idle Despite Lewis’ Order; Delay Granted on NLRB Injunction Action

3 Steel Plants Order Cutbacks   Production Curbed As Miners Stay Idle

SHIPERVISORS OPEN SESSION   Will Act Gn 13 Proposals Offered By Special  Committee

HUNGARY OUSTS CATHOLIC ORDERS   STATE APPROVED CHURCH SCHOOLS ARE EXEMPTED

Cease Operation Orders Are Giver   Sent to Catholic Groups in Hungary

Connecticut Sums  Up Murder Case   Case Is Dune to Reach Jury Late Today or Wednesday

State Sums Up in Mercy Trial   ‘Carol Paight Sane When She Shot Dad’

Carol Paight Murder Trial Nears Jury   State Says Girl Was Sane When She Shot Father

KK KKK U. S. FREIGHTER BOMBED AND STRAFEO OFF ‘CHINA COAST. CAPTAIN REPORTS

Truman Urges Group ToStud Coal Industry  Asks Way Be Fou   Asks Way Be Found To Achieve Enough Steady Production

Quick Action Seen On Fuel Study Bill   No Opposition Is Raised To Triman Proposal

See Quick Action For Coal Study  Truman Calls Mine: A ’Sick Industry’

CONGRESS EYES COAL INDUSTRY HEAUTH REVIEW   Lawmakers Will Swiftly Act To Set Up Body To Study Problem

Soviet Bloe Is Against Whole Idea   Assembly Chalks Up 32-5 Ballot On Plan

UN Assembly Votes 52 to 5 To Seek Truce   President Given Power To Commence Talks Immediately

New Hormone Aids Burn Victims  +. ' o* * * a *- * * ee + - i   Doctors Report ACTH Treatment Had ‘Remarkable’ Results

Truman Reaches Wake, Telks With MacArthur   President Telis Mawaiians “War Not Inevitable’

Scale Conference Is Ended Suddenly Today On Discordant Note   Both Sides Plan Statements On Why Negotiations Were Broken Off After Only One Day.

Truman Reports No T-H Action Expected Soon   President Says He Will Act If Emergency Arises; Operators and  Lewis in Meeting. 

1 Dead, 64 Hurt In Train Accident In Wisconsin   Six Cars of Streamline: Are Derailed; Only Steam Locomotive Is Left on Track.

1 Killed,  64 Injured  When Train Jumps Rails   All Six Cars of the Milwaukee “Chippewa Hiawatha” Derailed Enroute To Milwaukee

TRAIN WRECK   67 Other Passengers Injured Whon Streamliner Leaves Tracks and Rolls Down Embankment Neor Saukvillo, Wisconshu

Flyer Jumps Rail; Passenger Killed  64 Hurt in Wreck On Milwaukee Ling

91 Students On Honor Roll!   21 Have Top Grades In Five Subjects —

Stassen to Make Reply to GOP   Former Governor Is Chosen to Answer Truman

lll Vandenberg Declines Plea For GOP Talk   Republicans’ Reply To Demo Broadcest Seturday Planned

New Effort Is Made To End Strike   First Joint Effort To End Walk out Since Last Saturday; Ef forts To End Bus Strike Alsc Continued Today   NEW PROPOSAL MADE {TO UNION IS CLAIM

Report Vogeler Release Due This Week   Businessman Was Sentenced For Hungary “Spying”

Vogeler Is Due To Get Freedom, Think Sources  5 Expected + Siren   U. S. Citizen Expected To Be Released Rey Rade

DEAL RUMORED WITH HUNGARY   Release of American Expected This Week; Farnily Overjoyed.

U. $. Agrees To Concessions To Free Vogeler   Hungary Makes Three Demands

His Conviction Stirred Tiff With Hungary   Americon Charged With Espionage For Allies

HUNGARIANS MAY RELEASE VOGELER   AMERICAN SENTENCED _ON SPY CHARGE IS PROMISED FREEDOM

Vogeler Said Due lo Be Released  U. S. Negotiates For Prisoner ln Hungary

Report Vogeler May Be Releaset   American Businessman Jailed in Hungary May Be Freed This Week

American Information Sources Say Freedom May Come Tomorrow Or Wednesday, Although No Promises Mace (By Hungarians

Vogeler May Be Released This Week   American Business man Was Sentenc ed By Hungarians

HUNGARY NAY FREE VOGELER IN FEW DAY   American Had Been Convicted as Spy and Sentenced to 15 Years.

U.S. Agrees To Hung: ary Terms For Fr reeing Rabu V ogeler   Reports Say Three Items Approved To Win Release   Of American Jailed As Spy By Commie Rulers

Vogeler Release Slated This Week  Hungary Expected To Free American

Hungarians May Release U. S. Prisoner   Robert Vogeler, American Business Man, Convicted as Spy, May Be Released, Informants Say.

Convicted ‘Spy’ May Be Backin Vienna Soon  U. S$. Negotiating For Release of Telephone Company Executive

Vogeler May  Be Free Soon  Report Hungary Ready To Release American

U. §. Considers Demands Made By Hungarians   Release Of Briton May Be Slower

Report American Businessman Jailed  In Hungary May Be Released This Weel

Informants Say  Vogeler May Be  Given Release U. S. Businessman   Pe 2 rr oer y

Hungary May Free Jailed Man   Robert Vogeler, U. S.  Man _ Imprisoned   On Spy Charge.  May Be Freed

Deal for Hungary To Free Vogeler  May Send American To Vienna Tuesday

Report Vogeler May Be Freed   Hungary May Release American This Week

RELEASE SEEN FOR VOGELER      May Be Turned Over To U.S. Officials Tuesday Or Wednesday

Vogeler To Be Freed By Hungarians   U. S. Agrees To Three Conditions

Wife Expects Freedom for Vogeler Soon   Reports Indicate Hungary To Release U. $. Businessman

>. io  AGREED ON PEI EASE TERMS   Possible Release May Be Made Within One Week

Indicate Vogeler, Jailed For Spying, May Be Released   Admit Hungarian Officials Say Nothing Definite, But Freedom Expected

VIENNA SOURCES RUMOR RELEASE OF VOGELER NEA   American Business Mar Jailed In Hungary On #3 ov” Charges

ACHESON MEETS FRENCH LEADER   France's Role in Indochina Studied—Other World News Reviewed

STATE FAILS TO SETTLE SCHOOL MESS AT PARIS      State Supt. Holds Three-Hour Sannin With Board, Situa--* we tion. ‘Unehangadii:

STATE FAILS 10 SETTLE SCHOOL MESS AT PARIS   ‘State Supt. Holds Three-Hour Session With Board, Situa- tion Unchanged. .

Senator Says Price Suppor! Votes Ample   Senator Ellender Claims Enough Votes to Finish Action on Two Billion  Increase of Price Supports

Farm Price  Vote Is Due   Increase Predicted By. Senator Ellender

ENOUGH VOTES TO PASS FARM AID LAW SEEN   Senator Ellender Says He Has ‘Backing For Two Billion Program

Enough Votes Are Claimed   Senator Says Action On Parity Funds To Be Completed

Senate Battle On Farm Price Boosts Slated   Ellender Says Bill For Hiking Funds Will Get Approval

C-54 Rescue Work In Yukon Slowed By Arctic Weather  Added Snowfall_ Dim: Hopes of Locating Weak Radio Signals

Snowfall Dims Success Hopes  Baitle Arctic Weather In Hunt F or Missing Plane, 44 Riders

Storms in Far North Hamper Plane Search   Faint Distress Radio Signals Are Again Heard From Desolate Northern Wilderness Area

Search For Missing C-54 1s Continued   Men And Planes Battle Snowstorm

NO SUCCESS IN FINDING PLANE   Fresh Blast of Arctic Weather Interferes with Search In Yukon

BURGESSES TOLD OF CIVIL DEFENSE IN BUCKS COUNTY   Deputy Defense Co-Ordina. tor Briefs Municipal eads On Pla   ‘PLAN FUTURE SESSION   Col. Arthur M. Heritage Stresses Prompt Enlistment of Personnel

4 BURGESSES ATTEND CO, DEFENSE MEETING   Briefed by Col. Heritage, Deputy Coordinator

Charges Reds Infiltrate Key U.S. Posts   White House ‘Speech Writer’ Flunked Quiz On Loyalty, Senate Told by McCarthy

KKK KS USSR-COMMUNIST. CHINA ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO FYPLOIT SINKIANG

Mercy Slayers Trial Feb. 20th  lean lized Mercy   Legalized Mercy Killing Supported

U.S. Seeking End of U.N.  Spain Boycoti Not Approval   Not Approval Of Franco, But ‘Facine Facts’

U.S. Shifts Stand on Boycott of “‘raneo Spain   Willing Now to Support Move for Change in UN Policy; Also Prepared to Extend Certain Credits.

U.S, SET TO END SPAIN BOYCOTT   Will Support Move Aimed At Permitting Each Nation To Chart Own Course

U. $. Will Back Move in UN for Envoys Return   Justified’ Credit Favored, But Not Approval of Franco

SAYS U.S. IS READY TO AID SPAIN   Shift in Policy Is Disclosed by Secretary of State

Ready To Support End Of Diplomatic Boycott   Prepared To Extend Credits Covering Any Economically Inetifiahle Protects

SPANISH POLICY  GHANGED BY U.S,   ACHESON ANNOUNCES READE NESS TO LIFT DIPLOMATIC—~ BOYCOTT OF FRANCO.

Acheson Ready to End Boycott Of Spain and to Supply Credits   Hint Truman Ready fo Order Output Of Super-Powerful Hydrogen Bomb

JS. Ready ‘or Treaty Vith France   Will Support Move To End Spain Boveott

TRUMAN LOSES 2 REVISION BILLS   SENATOR ASKS VOTE ON FIFTH PROPOSAL FOR REORGANIZATION

New Headaches for Senate Bloc   Reorganization Group Fights Agriculture Plan

2 Reorganization Measures Beaten   Administration Defeated Or Interstate Commerce And F.C. C. Bills

Reorganization Plans Killed  Truman's Forces Lose  nue Gteainké Dasunde

Office Reform System Jolted   Truman Men Lose In Senate Strugzle

Reorganizing Troubles Grow In Senate Bloc  At Least Three Plans Face Fight Including Agriculture Shakeup

Truman Loses 2 More Plans  To Reorganize Senate Kills ICC,   Senate Kills ICC, FCC Measures— Other Defeats Loom

Reorganization Headaches Grow   Holland and Johnson Disclose Plans To Oppose Revisions

New Reorganization Headaches Pile Up for Administration Forces ‘In Senate; Four Defeats Suffered

New Trouble Seer In Reorganization  Senate Prepares to Vote on Killing FTC, FPC Agency Changes

New Attacks Are Planned On Truman’s  New Program   Reorganization Row Continues Un Issue  Of Federal Offices

Headaches On Reorganization  Keep Piling Up   Administration In For More Buffeting On Proposed Plans

Truman's Reorganization Plans Are Getting Rough Treatment In Conaress

See New Headache: Ahead for Truman On Reorganization  More Attacks on teeny e1 Plans Deamiced hv Foec

WALLACE IN APPEAL TO CHINESE LEADER   ‘Urces Man Tze-Tung To Support Friendship With United States

Henry Wallace Urges Mao To Back U. S.-China Accord  Asks Red Premier To Spurn Slavish Obedience To Moscow, In Open Letter

Aides Hint Momentous Decisions Reached  HST Prepares Talk On Foreian Policy

Traman-Mac Talks Leave  Speculation   ‘More Than Meets ‘Eye,’ Say Others at Parley; President to Speak Tuesday Nidhi

Two-Hour Talk Ends With No Hint of Meaning   Aides Hint ‘More to Decisions Than Meet the Eye’; President Takes Time for Sightseeing in Hawaii.

TRAVEL-WEARY TRUMAN RESTS   President Tours Oahu After 7200-Mile Trip For MacArthur Talks

Truman Tours Oahu Island  President Prepares Foreiqn Policy Talk

Both Fly Back Towards Their Bases; President Will Spend Tonight In San Francisco; Speaks There Tomorrow Night

President’s Broadeast Due Tuesday   Speech May Give Clearer Picture  Of What Occurred

Truman Speech Tomorrow May Provide Answer   MacArthur Hints Issue Of Formosa Discussed; President in Honolulu

Truman, M’ Arthur Agree On Shifting Strength To West   United States Forces Would Move Out Of ‘Korea After Victory — President To Speak Jn  *Epieen fhm Tiuacdau

OHIO 6,0.P, GAINS IN CONGRESS PREDICTED AT NEXT ELECTION   Brown And Jenkins Are Optimistic In Forecasi«

TRE Kev IAREAT.  Guatemalan Communists Hope To Force Expropriation Of U.S. Interests In Central America

Appalachia Man Loses Both Legs At Rail Crossing  W. A. Bonham Brough . To Hospital Hare After Accident br Virginia:

LOW OF 16-18 DEGREES FORECAST FOR PLAINS  Mercury In Sharp Skid      AMERICAN TOTAL BELIEVED LESS THAN RUSSIA‘S U. 5. Navy Estimates Soviet Union's “Authorized Air Force Strenath At 14.000 Combat. Planes

Fans Debate Phils’ Choice Of Konstanty  Quaker City Wild; 38,000,000 To See Or Hear Classic

Record Mob Waits First Series Pitch   Choice of Konstanty Adds Final Dramatic Touch To Sports Classic

(Maragon Tense at C. P. A.’s Evidence He Had Secret Texas Bank Account

Maragon Denied, Admitted Account in Bank, Is Claim   ‘Percenter’ Probe Figure Accused of Lying In Report on Deposits

Multi-Pronged Advances Along 50-Mile Front   Believe Enemy Massing Forces For New Drive On Taegu-Pusan Defenses; South Koreans Push Designed To Retake Pohang

Counter-Offensive Drives Reds Back One to Four Miles   Artillery and Air Barrage Payes Way for New Attacks Along Taequ, Pohang Fronts

Reds Rush New Forces Into Battle   UN Troops Gain 1-4 Miles Against Heavy Resistance

U.S. and Australian Bombers . Pound Enemy Supply’. Lifelino from Air’ — U. S..24th in Drive to Wipe Out 2,000 Trapped Reds. oe

U. §. And South Korean Army Units In Adance  Multi-Pronged Push Under Way On 50-Mile Front

Relief Troops Flee Fearing Red Ambush   Fresh Troops Move Into Battle Along Bulge on Naktong

Easter Seals Placed in Mails Today; Goal for Union County Set at $3000

Ex-University President Dies   Heart Attack Kills Dr. Isaiah Bowman Of John Hopkins

DR ISAIARBOWMAN DIES SUDDENLY Al BALTIMORE HOME   Former Johns Hopkins Pres ! ident World-Famous  fianwennhar

Quarrel Arises ‘During Inquiry   Congressmen Accuse Each Other of Telling  Ties

Bulgaria Indicts 5 as U. 5. Spies  Declares American Legation Spy Nest

Five Bulgarians Jailed For Spying For United States   Communist Press In Sofia ‘Reports Step; Legation Termed ‘Spy Nest’

Hospital Ship Struck By Freighter   Swarm of Craft Rescue 260-275 Off Golden Gate

Fear Heavy Loss Of Life In Collision Of Vessels Off Coast Of California   Five Known Dead, Four Seriously Injured And Others Missing; Fog Hampers Efforts Of Rescue Craft

Scores May  Have Lost Lives; Check Dithicult   Rescue Craft Swarm to Scene Near San Francisco and Pull at Least 260 From Water; Ship Starting Trial Cruise.

 For Crash Survivors   Undetermined Number  Killed - And Collision Off San Francisco — H  Ship On Tect Rue  Injured In ospital

Mother of Four Charged With Kidnaping Baby Girl From Theatre Lobby

FOR A CUSIP RUMIDSE  Lawmakers Are Adjusting Differences on Foreign  Aid Bills

Legislators Seek Compromise on Point Four Plan   Conferees Consider How Far to Proceed In Launching Prograr

Lawmakers To Seek Agreement On Aid Program   Compromise Studied On Truman Plan For World

Testify U.S. Corporal, 19, Offered to Give Russians Military Secrets

Young Corporal Offered Secret  Data to Russia   L. S. Air Force Officer Tells Court Martial He Believes in Reds

U.S. Airman Admits Offer To Aid Reds   Refused Money, Says He Did It Only for Idealism.

US ¢ /orporal Allegedly Tried To Give Secrets To Russia  Because Of His Red Belie/s

Corporal _ Tried ToGive U. S. Seerets To Russia  He Believes  In Communism, Youth Informs ~ Court Martial

‘FREE OF CHARGE’ Agents Say Young Soldier Offered Secrets to Soviets

U, §. AIR FORCE CORPORAL GOES UN TRIAL IN GERMAN}   Gustav A. Mueller Accused of Attempting to Give Secret Information to Russians.   ARMY AGENTS SAY YOUTH WAS TRAPPED   Declare He Gave Them Data Believing They Were Keds — Defendant Believed in Communism.

TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT IN STATE   Violence Takes Heavy, Weekend Toll On North Caralina Highways — Other Fatalities.

TRAFFIC DEATHS CLIMB IN STATE   Others Meet Violent Death During Weekend To Run Up Fatalities Total.

Weekend Accident Toll In State Placed “At-18   14 Victims Of Automobile Accidents Reported As Violence Claims Lives Throughout State

TRAFFIC DEATHS LEAD FATALITIES   Weekend Sees Decline In Number Of Violent Deaths On North Carolina  Roads

WEEKEND DEATH TOTAL SWELLS   Traffic Accidents, Drownings And Other Violence Takes 23 Persons — Paratroopér Kined, .

12 Violent Deaths In North Carolina   Ten Killed In Auto Accidents

Weekend Deaths Heavy In State   Drowning Takes Toll In North Carolina

Blanchard Resign: As Executive of Elk Liek Couneil  “Accepts Position as Deputy Regional

Blanchard Resigns  As Executive of  Elk Lick Council   Accepts Position as Deputy Regional Executive of Region 3

ECA Puts Europe Industry On Feet  Firm Economic Base For Rearming Uraed

CHRISTMAS IN JUNE FOR MT. V. CITY WORKERS   No Help to Lay Off Men, Issue 1OU’s for Salary.

Christmas in June— Mt. Vernon to Issue IOUs To Pay 50 Employes of City

OKLAHOMA PASTOR IN SENATE RAGE SWITCHES PARTIED   Rey, William H. Alexander Decides to Seek Republican  Instead of Democratic Nomination.   ANNOUNCES PLANS AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Declares G. O. P. Is “Only  Available Agency” Through Which Americans Can Speak Against Tyranny.

Labor Leaders ‘Aiding Program on ‘Crusade for Freedom’ Project   Group Plans to Eree Freedom Bell In Berlin

U.S. Declared Atomic Leader   ‘Better Off? Than Russia, AEC Chief Declares

U. S. BETTER OFF IN ATOMIC WEAPON FIELD   “We Are Strenger Than Russia.” AEC Chairman Says; Seck H-Bamb Site

Dean Says U. S. Much Better Of in Field of A-Weapons   Declines to Comment On Progress Made in H-Bomb Development

Acheson Charges That China Has Handed Over Key Rights In Sinkian To Russians

Aetcson Charges Chinese Gave Up Rights to Soviet   Also Says East Asian Countries to Get U.S. Military Aid

ACHESON RENEWO CHARGE OF SOVIET GRABS IN CHINA   Secretary Says “Pre-Eminent Rights” Have Been Handed Over to Stalin in Sinkiang Province.   WORKS ON PLAN TO GET 400 OUT OF SHANGHAI   Truman Approves 830,000, 000 American Military Aid for Indonesia, Siam  and Indo-China,

Acheson Points Out Tricks in Red China Pact  Russi ia Gets Half Of

COAL CRISIS TOSSED: BACK TO MR. TRUMAN  Fact - finding Board   Fact - finding Boare Submits Report on Extended Bargain. ing Sessions.

Pressure Mounting. For Truman Action. To End Controversy   Fact-Finding Board Reports To White House; Lewis Calls Upon Miners To Return Without Delay

Albany Cold to O'Dwyer's Bid to License Gambling   Legislative Leaders Indicate Proposal  ~ Faces Quick Death

President Truman Issues Statement On Korean War   Seriousness With Which U. S. Regards Peace Threat Stressed

STATE BUDGET IS NEARING APPROVAL   Legislators Are Seeking Adjournment On Mid-March Date

Threat to U.S. Textiles Discussed   fur Cotton Mills an't Compete With Jananece

COTTON TEXTILE OUTLOOK TALKED   “Manufacturers Open Annual  Convention With Discus sion Of Problems, Includ ing Jan Competition.

Asian-Arab Bloc Also To Propose Peace Conference   Twin Resolutions Provide For 3-Nation U. N. Commission And 7-Power Far East Peace Talks

PLAN GAINS U. N. IMPETUS  Asian-Arab Block Moves Today  For Korea War Cease-Fire   Senate Unit Votes Red Probe Bill

Asia, Arab Nations to Offer Far East, Korea Moves Today   Red China’s Demand for Seat, Formosa’s Fate Will Be Studied

Tobin May Be Manpower Boss  Employment Offices Put on War Footing

TOBIN IS BOSS OF MANPOWER   Officially Throws Public Employment Offices Into Production

- Tobin Seen as Manpower Boss  Nation's Employment Offices Ordered to Aid  Ie War Production

Tobin Assumes Manpower Boss Role, Outlines Rearmament Drive Problems

Tobin Will Be Manpower Boss   Secretary Throwing U.S. Bureau Into Mobilization

CANNOT DEFEND EUROPE WITHOUT GERMAN ARMY   How To Rearm Nation Without Provoking Rus sians Is Question   REDS PREPARED TO OVERRUN CONTINENT

W. Germany Seen Open To Attack  Onick Rearming   Quick Rearming Only Solution, Officials Feel

Europe Can't Be Defended Without ‘Germans, West Military Men Say

MILITARY MEN AGREE ON MOVE IN W. GERMANY   Say Europe Cannot Be Defended Without  Rearming at Once

Western Arms Inadequate To Fight Russia   Military Men Agree If Might Be Too Late To Equip Troops

West Germany’s Rearming Held Vital To Defense   Allies Reluctant To Propose Move

Kane is Promise Lawrence Help   Another Name Added To List of Potentia! Dem Candidates

Aid Bill Gets ‘Rush’ Label  Sen. Connally Urges   Sen. Connaily Urges Unity Against Reds

Connally For Passing  Of Aid Bill   Hickenlooper In Favor Of Cut

Mail Deliveries To be Cut Friday   Homes to Get Single Delivery, Business Areas Two

CROSSROADS OF RR. NOW ENL OF THE LINE   Harrisburg, Pa., Now Known in Rail Circles  As the Great Divide

Stork About To Light At Elizabeth’s   Londoners Cheer Outside Her Home

Londoners Jam Streets Awaiting Second Child Of Princess Elizabeth

Survivors Say 150 Others Sent North   Yanks Too Weak to Complete March Shot, Bayonetted, Burned by Guards

29 More Yank Prisoners Slaughtered By Korean Reds  Unable To Complete March To Border After Train Wreck: Three Get Back 

INGRID BERGMAN GIVEN DIVORCE   Rossellini Is Jubilant But Actress’ Husband Will Tgnore It And Ask Divorce From Her In Cabifornja

industry Has Hangover After Lengthy Strike; Voice Hope In Future

Coal Peace Seen For At Least A Year   Loye Encouraged; Nation’s Coal Bill Will Rise 35c Ton

Operators’ Spokesman Sees Good Chance for  Elimination of Strikes

New Contract May End U.S. Coal Strikes   Operators’ Spokesman Declares New Agreement Wil Stabilize Coal Industry

Operators, Lewis Both Pleased at End of Walkout   Love Says Industry Now Has Chance to Achieve Stability

8 Enemy Tanks KO’d As Taejon Area Flare:   North Koreans Unleash First Big Attack South Of Kum River

Victory Hope Of North Lost, M’ Arthur Says   UN Commander Says Speed of Putting Yanks In Korea Cost Communists Victory Chance;  New U.S. Rockets Blast Reds’ Armor

New American 3.5-Inch Rockets Quickly Knock Out Eight Tanks Spearheading Communist Drive on Taejon.

New American Rocket Gun Knocks Out Eight North Korean Tanks As Fresh U. S. Divisions Enter Field

Assault on American Line Ends Three-Day Lull With Heavy Artillery Barrages

COMMUNISTS LAUNCH MAJOR DRIVE SOUTH OF KUM RIVER; TANK SPEARHEAD DESTROYEL

NewRocket Weapon Used Against Reds   Airmen Claim 78 Red Planes Destroyed, Damaaded: Gic Defend Taeion Positions

American Rocket Launchers Knock Out Four; First Tankg To Get Across Kum River; U.S. Aircraft Effective

RCA Introduces New Color TV System. Rates It Superior To That Approved For CBS

US.to Get Top Allied Staff Post   Atlantic Pact Nations Abandon Settlement Hopes

WEST NATIONS CREATE SOLID DEFENSE BLOC   12 Atlantic Pact Allies Extend Olive Branch

Mme Chiang Kai-Shek Again Asks Aid In Fighting Reds   Doesn’t Want Troops. Merely Advice On  Technical Problems

Madame Chiang Asks US. Military Mission For China   Wife Of Nationalist Chief Doesn't Seek U.S. Troons .

Fairchild Asks Department Of Agriculture For Fair-Practice Code For Tobacco Growers

FORMER CONVICT APPEARS BEFORE CRIME PROBERS   Committee Not Satisfied With Answers Given By Ricca   SLOT MACHINES ARE ATTACKED AT HEARING

‘Black Hand’ Head Quizzed by Solons   Senate ‘Probers Uncover “Wide Open’ Rackets

Reputed Head of ‘Black Hand’ Fails to Give Senate Crime Probers Satisfactory Answers About Income

Union Men Continue ‘No Contract’ Strike  Lewis Work Call, Court Injunction Fall Flat in Bituminous Coal Area

Government Officials Optimistic That Back-To-Work Move Will Develop Within Few Days Miners Not In Holiday Mood      REPORT LEWIS HAS UPPED WAGE DEMANDS

Roving Picket Bands Forcing Mine Closings   Workers Ignore Appeal By Lewis

Coal Operators To Meet Lewis; Men Stay Out   Government. Fares New Kind of Crisis if Strike  Cantiniwas

Congress Recall Labeled ‘Politics  Move Seen Admission OF Control Chance

Lodger Confesses Family Slaughter  Murders Five, Sets Residence on Fire

Lodger Tells How He Slew Family of Five   Bodies of Man, Wife, and 3 Children Found In Their Burned Honse

LODGER ADMITS MURDER OF FIVE AFTER QUARREL   » PLACED VICTIMS IN BEDS, PUT TORCH TO RHODE ISLAND HOME

tet Se Seemed Fire Tragedy Turns Out to Be >trange Murder Mc an Calml y! Rela tes

Admits Slaying Family of Five, Burning Home   Says Killings Followed Argument on Fatherhood of Unborn Child

Lodger Slaughters Family of Five, Burns Home in Illicit Love Battle

Lodger Kulls Five Then Set House Afire   Bodies of Dead Are Found In Home After Tragedy

ADMITS ONE BY ONE SLAYING OF FAMILY OF FIVE   Young Lodger Kills Three Children, 2 Adults, Sets House on Fire.

Voters To Pass On Issues In South Carolina  Comeback of Byrnes. atched In Primary Contect  j

5. CAROLINA TO ELECT TUESDAY   Democrats To Choose Candidates For Senator And Governor

South Carolina Democrats to Vote Tuesday; Byrnes Seeks Governorship

§. Car. Primary Comes To Vote  Select Senator, Governor Candidates

‘Lone Wolf Gonzaulles, of Rangers, Gives Gangster A Hasty Departure

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Signs Of Times— War Powers Laws Being Dusted Off

Ask Russia OK All-Reich Vote      Western Allies Seek to Offset Red Propaganda

Big Three Issue Unity Challenge   Western rowers Ask Russians to Permit Free German Election

Hurl New Challenge At Reds   Allies Take Occasion  - Of Youth Rally to Repeat Call For a Free  Cooman Election

Free Voting For Unifying Reich Asked   Statement Is Issued ‘As Red Youth Rally -Geis World Interest

Three Western Powers Challenge  Russia To Free German Elections  Would Clear Way For Unification Of Germany With Guarantee Of Full Individual Freedoms;  Time Flement Seen Significant.

ALLIES PROPOSE PROGRAM AS STEP TO UNIFY REICH   U. S,, Britain And France Urge Guarantees Of Individual Freaedam

Challenge Russia To Help Create Unified Germany   Western Powers Ask Reds to Clear Way By Free Elections

SIGNIFICANT TIMING NOTED IN STATEMENT   Identical Letters Sent By Western . Power Commanders

Reds Challenged By Western Powers On Free Elections   Plan Contradicts Soviet Propaganda Russia Alone Stands for Gepnuan Unity

Big 3 Would Use Results To Unify Germany   Release Challenge As Communist-Led Youths Appear in Berlin

Challenge Russians fin Germany   Western Powers Send Identical Notes That  Would Open Way To  Write Peace

Western Powers Issue Challenge   Soviet Union Called Upon To Clear Way By Consenting To Completely Free All-German Elections And Freedom

West Allies Challenge Reds On Reich Unity   Big 3 Asks Soviet To Clear Way For  Free German Vote

Free Vote  In Germany Proposed —   Big Three Ask Reds To Clear Way For Uniting Former Foe

Two Inspectors Sought In Probe  TV Sets Figure in New York Sconda!

HOMES OF EIGHT POLICEMEN RAIDED   i  COSTLY TV SETS FOUND — >: DESCRIBED AS PAYOFF GLETS : FROM GAMBLERS.

Total Population Of U.S. Revealed To Be 150,500,000  Up 19 Million Over 1940 Census, Has Doubled in 50 Years

United States Gains 19 Million Persons in Decade From 1940 - 1950

U.S. Populace Tops 150 Miflions; Caltfornia Jumps to Second Rank

US. Can Build Rocket To Moon   Top Scientist Thinks, How ever, Shorter Range Projects Best Now.

STATE.10. MEET ITS DRAFT CALL   Boards, Move Rapidly, With Acceptances Exceeding Estimates, To Fill Seplember Avlolinent.

Chinese Red Artillery Duels Guns on Island of Quemoy; Chiang Shakes Up His Party

Drastic Changes Ordered in China Regime by Chiang   Defenders on Outpost Isle Of Quemoy Duel With Red  Batteries on Shore

TWO MEN WERE KILLED   In Army Plane Crash Near Mexico,  Mo. Early This Morning

Chinese Forces Reported Near Tibetan Canital   Boy Ruler Flees As Reds Advance

Young Ruler Of Invaded Tibef Flees   Chinese Troops Reported Only 50 Miles of Capital

—FOUR IN CABINET KILLED —  Tibet's Ruler Has Fled Capital, India Hears

Tibet’s Ruler Flees Capital As Chinese Reds 50 Miles Away  Indian Leader Being Pressed to Take Issue To UN Security Counci

Communist China Given Advice On ‘Hard Road  @.....§ Bay. .. ®   Jessup Warns Red Leaders Economic Position Difficult

Berlin Replaces Soviet ‘Juice’  ~ Power Generator Systems Working

Power Cut Off, Western Berlin Makes Its Own   Water Embargo Also Is Threatened In Fight Over Trade of Goods

HIGKENLOOPER WILL AUN FOR SECOND TERM   Announcement Follows OK by Gillilland Praising lowa Senator.

Navy Reserve Recall Orders Out Today   Selected Members To Reeeive Notices

Search For Missing Youth iniensitiec   Mother Of Six-Year-Olc Boy Collapses From Exhaustion

DEWEY BACKS EISENHOWER   Recommends General For G. O. P. Nominee For President In 1952  ELIMINATES HIMSELF

Eisenhower Savs Future In University   Endorsed by Gov. Dewey For The Presidency

Presidential Nominee Talk ... . Kisenhower Urged  By Dewey To Run

Dewey To Back Gen. Eisenhower  For Nomination  New Yorker Agair Denies He'll Run In 1952 Contest

Guarded Words Seen Not Flat ‘No To Run Race   Columbia ‘U’ Head Says He’s Grateful For Proposal; Cites Pacitian At Schoo!

Ike ‘Grateful’ But Says He’s Not Candidate   Boomed by: Dewey . t& Head Republican Tielet'in OX?

Dewey Favors Ike  As GOP Candidate   New York Governor Takes Himself Out Of A Third White House Race

General Again Says He Won't Be Candidate   However, Eisenhower Statement Appears Less Emphatic

Cov. Dewey Favors  Eisenhower in 1952   Comes Out for General as GOP's Presidential Choice in Answer to Question Asked at Radio Program in New York.   NOT CANDIDATE HIMSELF

DOESN’T MAKE A FLAT WITHDRAWAL   Dewey Says He Will Not Run and Proposes GOP Draft Eisenhower in 1952.

Governor Urges ‘Ike’ Eisenhowe:z For President   Praises General As Man Who Understands World Prohlems

Dewey Proposes Eisenhower for President in ‘52   Will Not Accept GOP Nomination For Third Try

Dewey Urges Ike Be Drafted For 1952 Race      Takes Self Out Of Contest In Emphatic Terms And Backs General

EISENHOWER COOL TO NEW BOOM FOR PRESIDENT   THINKS BEST SUITED FOR PRESENT JOB AS COLLEGE PRESIDENT

‘No’ Says Ike To Presidency   Turns Down Sup port From Dewey’ For ‘52 Candidate

Ike “Feels Duty” Is At Columbia, Grateful For Presidential Proposal

Stassen Cheers Dewey's Support of Eisenhower   General, in Midst of Birthday Fete, Has No Comment to Make

DEWEY WANTS IKE’ TO RUN   Will Not Be A Candidate Again, He Says In’ TV Interview

Dewey Backs Eisenhower For President  ‘As He Rules Out Third Try For Self

IKE SAYS HIS DUTY ISWITH COLUMBIAU   However, General Is “"Grateful’’ and “Complimented’’ by Dewey’s Endorsement for President.   DOESN'T MAKE A FLAT WITHDRAWAL   Dewey Says He Will Not Run and Proposes GOP Draft Eisenhower in 1952.

Tke Says His Real Job Is At University   Thanks Dewey For Suggesting Him As ‘52 Nominee

Eisenhower Says ‘NO’ to Dewey Plea He Run   Future In Job At Columbia, General States

Dewey Out For Eisenhower As GOP Candidate   Stassen Approves Action Taken By New York Governor

Republicans Demand HST Hire Acheson   Solons Declare He Has Lost Confidence Of US By Bungling

GOP Solons Urge Truman Fire Acheson   Senate, House Members Seek Department  Haneocleanina

Orders Miners Work 10 Days      Falls Out of Plane Door, But Hanas On   Airlines Steward Sucked Out of Door at 8.000 Feet

Plane Crewman Drawn By Wind - Through Doo   Falls 800 Feet As  Craf Flies Over Lang [slan Just Prior To Landin

FORD REPORTS STRIKE ENDED   Wildcat Walkout Broker As Workers Return To Rolling Mills

Youth Rescued From Deep Cave   Nashville Student Still Unconscious

NO ‘ROLLBACK’ WANTED Immediate Price Freeze Urged By Economic Solon   O'VAHONE Y SAT

SOUTH KOREANS   American Division Nearly Wipes Out tnfiltrating Force

Peak Near Taegu Recaptured: Air Attacks Helping   Enemy Seeking To Outflank Taegu In Renewal Of Drive

Low-Sweeping Planes Assist Counter Move   Invaders Unleash Fresh Attacks in South and Northeast

Peak North Of Taegu Retaken From Enemy  Other Attempts To Advance Being Made

Gls, South Koreans Link UptoClose Only Remaining Gap   Then Infantrymen Strike at Dawn to Roll Reds Back on Broad Front

U. S. Cavalrymen Drive To Expand River Beachhead   Troops Move Cautiously, Eye Foe Massing On Central Front

Fast -Movina Yank Tanks Ane Infantrvmen 2ecapture Hamai On Anchor of U. N. Beachheat

20 Injured In Texas Tornado  Mercury Near Freezing In Uooer Michiaan

TORNADO HITS LIMA, OHIO; 30 PERSONS HURT   ‘Heavy Rains in Middle West, - 16 Highways Flooded in Kansas.

Marines Turn on Acheson and Johnson   Want Both Fired From Cabinet by  Pres. Truman

NO LETUP IN SIGHT   Unseasonable Warm Weather te Continue Thruout Kanase

Texas Gainbler Plans To ‘Rub Out’ Enemy After Sixth Attempt on Life

GAMBLER FACES 6TH DEATH TRY   Says He May Take Law Into Own Hands To Get Attacker

Gambler Is Victim Of Murder Try   Wife Recently Killed In Blast Qf Family Car

Dallas Man Tells Of Attack  No Protection Save Self, Gambler Says

WET, NASTY WEATHER” KEEPS SOONERS INSIDE   Gambler May Take Own I tion

Former Yugoslavian King Charges Tito Going Back To Red Satellite Camp

50 Holy Year Ended by Pope   Holy Door of St. Peter’: Sealed in Germany

Pope Ends 50 Jubilee Holy  Year of Chureh   Symbolically Closes Door of St. Peter's: Others Also Sealed

Pone Pius Seals Basilica Door  End of 1950 Holy Year Symbolized in Rome

To oo —<—<  Farmers May Make Income Returns As Late As January 15

The Weather   Sainis Urge Repentance At Sessions   Points to Peril In Growth of Labor Unions

Seeks Contract Based on Five Major Points   Same as Listed Before; Cites Suffering - By Miners, Public

Renew A Coal Offer   Industry says It Is Ready to Negotiate Contract, but’ ‘Conditions’ Are Unchargec

OPERATORS DO NOT OFFER ANY PAY INCREASE   Want Agreement To 1952, Pledge Against Strikes

NEW BID FOR MINE TALKS   Operators Offer To Renew Negotiations With Lewis

Operators Say Coal Shortage Now is Acute   8,000 Miners Remair Away From Pits, Reports Reveal

Renews Offer on  Contract   Employes Deprived - Of Earnings, Acute Coal Shortage, Operators State

Action. Is Near. In Mine. Strike   Unless John L: Lewis Gives Direct Signal  Halting Spread of Walkout, Pres.  ~ Truman May Take First Step Toward Invoking Taft-Hartley Law.   TO WAIT AT LEAST 48 HOURS:

New Effort Made To Bring Peace In Coal Industry   Operators Appeal To Lewis to Give Idie Men a Break

Industry Offers lo Discuss Coal Pact with Lewis  Operators Repeat Contract Plan as President Waits

Renewal of Offer To Negotiate Is. Made to John L.   Soft Coal Industry Cites Earnings Loss, Acute Coal: Shortace

Letter Says New Bid Made Because Miners ‘Badly Need Earnings’   Also Stress U. S. Shortage of Fuel   Would Ban All Strikes. Wage, Pension Hike; Truman Studies Crisis

New Contract Is Asked for by Operators   “Able and Willing” to Work Clause Would 3e Eliminated

Make Another Plea to Lewis To Settle Issue   List Same Points As Made During Fruitless Talks

Efforts Renewed For New Contract  Soft Coal Industry Has Made an Offer to John L. Lewis  ON THE SAME DEMANDS Report “Employes Need  Earnings: “Acute  Shortage of Coal  Bulletin  Washington, Jan. 26. LP—John L. Lewis today accepted an invi-

Will Take No Action Before  Next Week _  Says “Working as . Hard as He Can.” :

Operators Renew Offer ‘To Miners   Propose Same Terms Which Resulted In Earlier Fruitless  WN eootiatiang

Soft Coal Group Renews Its Offer   Operators Write Lewis They Will, Negotiate Again

Operators Send Letter. To UMW Chief   Industry Seeks Contract Based On Same Provisions As In Previous Offers

Miners Need Regular Pay, Bid Asserts   Proposal Is Based On Same Demands Listed Previously

RENEW OFFER OF COAL CONTRACT   OPERATORS SUBMIT STATEMENT OF TERMS TO JOHN L, LEWIS

Rejected Terms. Are Repeated in Letter fo Lewis:   ‘Truman Is Reported Working.on Dispute; "Hopes for Results’

Note Sent to Lewis Offers New Parleys   Industry Lists Terms Wanted in Contract— 88,000 Miners Still On Strike in East

Operators Renew Offer to Negotiate Pact with Miners   etter to Lewic   Letter to Lewis Based on Demand: In Fruitiess Talks

Operators Renew  Offer To Lewis   Ask Mine Leaders To Re - Open Wage Pact Parley As 88,000 - : Quit Coal Pits

TRUMAN ADVISED TO WAIT BEFORE TAKING ACTION   Sivnal From Lewis Seen As Only Move To Hale Walk Outea

Industry Seeks Contract Based On Old Demand:  Gives Employe Needs, Acute Coal Shortage As Reason For Offer

Coal Industry Again Offers To Negotiate  New Contract   Terms Presented Are Same As Those Which Produced Deadlock

STILL WILLING TO NEGOTIATE FOR NEW PACT   Mine Chief Is Sen Letter Listing Demands

Lewis Move 3     Strike Warel,    Truman Convinced Emergency Status Is Not Imminent

OWNERS AWAIT REPLY FROM LEWIS   Government Intervention  May Come In 48 Hours   88,000 IDLE,   Number Continues To Grow; Situation Is Critical, Mine Chief Says

Operators Make Offer To Lewis .   Say Employes Are Deprived of Badly Needed Earnings; Shortage Is Seen

Signul From Leader Held to Be Only Way to Halt Strikes on Truman Action

Renew Offer In Letter to Union Prexy  Tell of Employes’ Plight, Shortages

New Offer To Resume Coal Talks Made  Operators Ready To Reopen Parley On  Same Pact Terms

Mine Owners Renew Offer  To Negotiate   Operators Renew Offer in Letter to Lewis; 88,000 Miners Remain Idle Due to No Contract.

Coal Industry Renews Bid fo Talk Contract   Made Because Miner: Are Deprived of Pay

Coal Industry Renews Offer On Contract   Operators Again Propose Lewis Necoticte

TRUMAN AWAITS NEXT MOVE -Lewis Signal Seen Only Way To End Coal Strike

Truman Advisers Caution Against   Lewis Signal Seen Only Move Which Could Head Off _ Strike Spread, Presidential Intervention.

Presidential Action In Coal Strike Seen  Truman’s Advisers Reported Seeking Week’s Delay

President Is Working As ‘Hard As He Can’ He Tells Sen. Kilgore   No Action In Spreading Coal Walkout Can Be Expected Before Next Week, White House Says; Signal From Lewis Only Thing That Would Head Off Further Stoppages

Truman ‘Busy On Coal Tieup’  President Reported Working On Solution

Tr ruma n ‘Hopes For Results’  No Relief Looms In Coal Strike Situation

Coal Industry Renews Its Plea   Appeals to Miners To End Walkouts

Operators Seek Soft Coal Pact  Outline Proposal for Lewis Consideration

Truman to Act lf Lewis Fails   Report Says US Economy imperiled by Coal Strike

Soft Coal Men Renew Offer to Talk with Lewis   Operators Make Bid Because Employes Need Money So Bad

Truman Said Working On Coal Strike   Senator Visits Pres. ident Who ‘Hopes For Results’

Signal From Lewis Seen Sole Action To Prevent Intervention, New Strikes

Lewis Must Act To Halt Spread Of Coal Strike   Direct Signal From Mine.Union Chief Believed Needed.

Bradley Says Military Goal Is 2,100,000   62-Group Air Force, 905 Navy Ships Included In Program

Military Force  Of 2,100,000   High Command in Drive to Secure It by Next June

BRADLEY CITES DEFENSE AIMS   WANT 2,100,000 MEN IN UNIFORM BY NEXT JUNE

Military Bosses Drive For Force Of 2,100,000 Men      Want 62 Air Groups And 905 Navy Ships  Before Next June

Seek 2,100,000 In Armed Forces By Next June   Gen. Bradley Reveals” Goal, With Substantial Incredse. for Future

More Civilian: To Get Calls In New Plan   Bradley Reveals Increased Goals Of Armed Forces

Senators Get  Facts on Dope Underworld Gets Big  ~~ fe, wo. . op. ff

Ring Reported Reaping Loot From 50,000 Drug Addicts   Senators Watch St. Louis  Bookmaking Center Raid

SENATE SCANS DRUG REPORTS   U.S. Narcotics Bureau Bares List Of 500 In Criminal Dope Ring.

Underworld Reported Reaping ° Riches From 50,000 Drug Addicts   Senators Say Narcotics Bureau Force Of 175 Agents Too Small

50,000 Narcotics Addicts Reported  Official Names 800 in Ring Linked to Dope Traffic, Other Crimes

Underworld Ring Seen Preying Upon Misery of 50,000   Narcolies Bureau Reports Are. Studied; Force Seen Too Small for Sittiation ~

Senate Goes Into Report On Rumored  Drug Rings   Western Union Use In Racing Results  Also Being Checked

REAP RICHES FROM MISERY  Senate Probers Study Report Of Underworld Narcotic Rina

Underworld Reported Reaping Riches From Misery Of 50,000 Druga Addicts In Nation

Senate Investigators Study Ring's Rich Rewards from Underworld Narcotic Sales

Acheson Sees Brussels Plan  Hope Of Peace   Secretary Returns To Make Report of ‘Successful’ Meet

Acheson Back From Brussels Defense Parley   Secretary Reports North Atlantic Pact Nations In Agreemen

Sce. Acheson Arrtves in Washing. ton This Morning After vet ing With North Atlantic Dofense and Foreign Ministers —  Is Scheduled to Report to President To-lay.

‘rederick One Of Place: Considered In Case Of  Emergency   TRUMAN IN REQUEST FOR $138,800,000

Outside-Capital Gov't Office Facilities Sought  Truman Asks $139,800,000 To Build On 4 Sites ‘In Event Of Emercency’

Dispersal Pian Funds Sought  Preparation for Bomb Attack Proposed

Truman Urges Dispersal Plans   Asks Fund to Move Offices Outside City

President Seeks Dispersal Funds  Idea Is To Prepare Aaainst Atom Bombs

HOFFMAN TOLD ECA IDEA MUST BE CONTINUED   New Group Suggested As Successor To  Old Program

Europe Aid Commission Is Proposed By Senator   Vandenberg Suggests .Unpartisan Members  Administer Program

Senator Proposes  New Group   ‘Unpartisan’ Commission Should Chart Steps After ECA End, He Says   LETTER TO HOFFMAN   Would Be Similar to the Harriman Commission,  Which Made 1947 Study

Senator Urges US. Draft Plan To Follow ECA   Vandtnherg Proposal Asks Charting of World-Wide  Tm...

Solon Suggests Charting Moves In ‘Cold War’   Vandenberg Wants New ‘Unpartisan’ Group After ECA is Ended

Vandenberg Wants "Unpartisan Board’   . Urges Commission to Chart Next Step in Celd Wor After M-Plan Ends

Successor To Marshall Plan Called For   Vandenberg Wants Next Step In Coal War Planned

Vandenberg Suggests Study Of Next Steps in Cold War   Senator Proposes Creation of Commission to Determine American Responsibilities After Marshall Plan Ends— Lauds Work of ECA in Letter to Paul Hoffman—Calls for Bipartisan Approach to World Problems.

Followup On ECA Backed   Vandenberg Asks Unpartisan Successor for ‘Marshall Plan’

Vandenberg Proposes New Commission To Study Aid After Marshall Plan End

‘Unpartisan’ Setup Asked by Vandenberg   Michigan Looks to Step to Follow Marshall Plan

PROGRAM AFTE MARSHALL PLAN ENDS IS URGED   Vandenberg Asks Selec. tion Of “Unpartisan” Study Commission

King Leopold Returns, Indicates He Plans To Remain   Early Abdication Hopes Of His Opponents Are Reported on the Wane

Belgian Monarch Planning To Stay  Hopes For Abdication By Leopoid. Grow Slim

Flood Waters Break Dikes At Winnipeg   Total Evacuation of City of 300,000 ‘May Be Necessary’

APPLIANCES IN STRONG DEMAND  Brisk Auto Sales Expected In Spite Of Credit Controls

Boyer Movie And Enterprises Sold  Harrison Co. Men Take Over May Ict

Boyer Drive-In Theatre is Sold   Rollin Boyer To Move to Washinaton

Vetoes Bill to Deny Citizenship To Red Associates   Asks for Bill Granting Asiatics Citizen Rights

Anti-Red Bil Is Vetoed °   “Truman Fears Abuse . ‘Of Proposed Reins; Asks Hand to Asiaties

A Citizenship Bill Gets President’s Veto   Measure Was Directed At Persons in Fed Front Ornanizrations

President Vetoes Red Front Bill   Bill Denying Citizenship To Certain Groups Too Vague Truman Says

30 Years With Nagging Wife Might Lead To Uleers. Arthritis. Etc.

Nagging Wife May Cause Stomach Ulcers Boston Phychiatrist Believes

QWANS TOLD OF U. 3, TREND TO SOCIALISH   IMA Convention Told to Qui Pulling Punches in Free Enterprise F¥ght.

Sheaffer Addresses Convention—— Urges lowa Manufacturers to Fight’ for U. S. System

Tito Assures Yugoslavs American Food Shipments Will Prevent Famine From Overrunning Country

U.S. Food Due, Tito Assures His Starving  No Strings Attached, Yugoslavia Leader Declares In Pledge

Tito Tells People U.S. Aid Coming   ‘No Strings Attached, Slav Premier Says Of Drouth Relief

Missouri Voting Is Heavy Despite Scattered Rains   1,200,000 Turnout Predicted With Hot Senatorial Fight

1 200,000 Are Expected to Vote in State   Early Turnout Is Heavy, Despite Scattered Rains

Voting Is Heavy in Most Precincts Over the Sfate   Off-Year Vote Today May Be Near Record: Rain Effect Doubted.

Truman Too Busy For Active Part in Demo ) Campaign   Leaders Asking For Three Frankly Political Talks

 Indicates Hels Too Busy  Democratic Leaders Appeal Tc President For Election Talk:

Democratic Leaders Urge Truman To Make  Speeches Appealing For Favorable Congress

Demo Leaders Want Truman To Take Stump   Suggest At Least 3 Strongly-Worded Radio Addresses

Truman Is Asked For Election Aid In Coming Races   Refuses Comment On Daniels’ Book To Reporters

Frank Appeals For Democrats  In Race Urged   Radio Talks Proposed To Boleter Party Men jn Congress Contesia

Party Heads Ask Truman To Lend Aid   ts Propose tion- Wide Campaion Speeches

TRUMAN CALLED TO HELP PARTY   President Urged By Democratic Leaders To Make Appeal For Votes In Congressional Drive.

Nationalist Gov't Getting No Arms   U. S. Is Sending No Direct Help

Nationalists Still Barred   Receive No Direct Arms  Aid From U. S., Wash:   ington Announces.

MacArthur 7 Turns Down Chiang Offer  Refuses To Peril Formosan Defense

Chiang's Offer of Troops Is Rejected  MacArthur Doesn't   MacArthur Doesn't Desire to Jeopardize Formosc

MaeArthur Turns Down Chiang Offer  Gave Nationalists   Says Nationalists Need Troops for  Formosa’sDefenss

C hiang’s Aid Offer Refused By MacArthur   General Says Act May Weaken  Formosa Defense

General Rejects Nationalist Offer Of 33,000 Troops   MacArthur Says Sending Force to Korea Would Jeopardize Formosa

CHIANG’S OFFER OF TROOPS IS REJECTED   MacArthur Says Attack On Formosa ‘Would Have Little Chance Of Suecess

Truman Speaks At Airport Site   Makes Optimistic Speech On Hope Fo: Growing Economy

Flies to Missouri After Dedicating Baltimore Airport With Speech

TRUMAN TO HOME   Flies to Missouri After Dedicating Baltimore Air port With Speech

President Sees Growth, Prosperity   Truman Dedicates Baltimore Airport; Cites US Hopes

President Hails Confidence in Peaceful Future  Nedicntoc New Airnor      Dedicates New Airport As a ‘Symbol’ of Peace and Prosperity

NATION SHOWS HEAVY VOTING   Intense Interest In Florida and Ohio Battle of Ballots.

— CONGRESS —  4 States Ballot in Primaries.   PEPPER HAS TOUGH RIVAL

Nation Watches Florida Polls   _. Pepper Fighting for Political Life in Hot Election

Democrats Hold Primaries Today In Four States   Senatorial Primary in Florida Attracts U.S. Interest

Florida Primary Takes Spotlight   National Interest Focused on Outcome of Con test Between Sen. Pepper, Rep. Smathers

U.S. Awaits Vote Result For Florida. In Primary    ‘Pepper And Smathers Seeking Nomination ‘For Senatorial: Seat

*Florida’s Senate Fight Of Smathers And Pepper  Main Interest; States   Rights Issue In Alabama

Florida Yote In Spotliaht   Sen. Pepper Seeks Return to Congress

HOT FLORIDA _ SENATE FIGHT IN SPOTLIGHT   GOP Says Pepper Defeat Would Show Trend Aaainst Truman.

National Interest Focuses on Florida Contest Between Pepper and Smathers

Smathers-Pepper Battle For Senate Overshadows Other Primary Fights

Florida Senate Race In Spotlight  As Four States Conduct Primaries

Pepper Blasts His F lorida Foes; Hits ‘Vile Literature’   Vight Overshadows Other Primaries; 155 Seek 72 Places in  Alabama

FLORIDA DECIDES FATE OF PEPPER   VETERAN SENATOR MADE CAMPAIGN ON TRUMAN PLATFORM

Florida Faces Crisis in Election   Alabama Tests States Right Strength in Vote

Primaries  Today Hold Top Interest Pepper's Fight  In Florida Steals  Election Snotliaht

Talk Of Elegting “Progressive” In GOP Ranks   i To Party's “Old Guard”  ! By -Peinaylvanih Win  Stunning Blow na Dealt

PROGRESSIVES OF  G.0,P. HOPE FOR VICTORY IN. 1952   Pennsylvania Primary Qut. come Stirs Speculation  Brandan Canine

Progressive Republicans See Victory On Program   Pennsylvania Défeat Of Old Guard Grundy Machine Celebrated

DUFF VICTORY GIVES 6.0.P. NEW LIFE   Senators Talk Of Electing “Progressive” President

See Pa. Ballot As Chance for Progressive GOP  Duff's Victory A Stunning Blow   Duff's Victory A Stunning Blow To ‘Old Guard’

Republicans See Hope For ‘Progressives’  ‘Duff's Victory Thought Soundinc

Talk Of Electing ‘Progressive-Republican’ As President Grows Louder

DUFF VICTORY BLOW 10 GOP ‘OLD GUARD   Senators Talk Of Electing Progressive Republican President

GOP Talks Of Picking  Progressive   Duff’s Victory Is Callec Smashing Blow te  Ol Guard Amen; Republicans

#ennsylvania Primary Blow To Old Guard  Progressive GOP Wing Happy At Duff Victory

GOP Trend Seen  In Duff's Success  Senators Predict Candidate Swing

Republicans  May Nominate  AP rogressive Duff's Defeat OF   Duff's Defeat OF Grundy Wing Cause Of Speculation

G.0,P, SENATORS HOPES CHEERED   Some Of Them Talk Of Electing “Progressive” Republican—Duff’s Victory   Ja Acelsimed.

GOP Talk Grows For Progressive 1952 Candidate   Grows Out of Smashing Penn. Vicory of Governor Duff

G.0.P. Talk Of ‘Progressive’  Leader Louder   Republicans Feel Duff Win In Pennsy Heralds New Label

Duff Victory Is Considered Blow to “Old Guard”   Expected to Have Big Effect on National Republican Setup

ILARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH   ASSEMBLY OF GOD  DP gan 7; ‘. etrnaoawine

“*ERVONY BAPTIST CHURCH   ASSEMBLY OF GOD  BP? cour 7 J, enranacwoine

Special Guard For Truman In §t. Louis   Literature Calling For Puerto Rican Independence Found

TRUMAN HEAVILY GUARDED AS HE LEAVES CAPITAL   Extra Precautions Taken To Shield President From Harm On Way To St. Louis To Speak.

President Will Speak At9 P.M.   Chief Executive Given Unusually Heavy  " Guard For Flight ‘To St. Louis

Heavy Guard Thrown Around President Truman      Flies To St. Louis For Only Major 1950 Political Campaiqn Address Tonight

Truman To Have Extra Protection   Political Talk Scheduled Tonight At 10 O’Clock

Truman Gets Heavy Guard For Air Trip   President Scheduled To Give Campaign Talk at 10 P. M. Today in St. Louis

Heavy Guard  Eyes Truman   Security Tighte: Since Shooting Attempt

Heavy Guard Ordered Out For Truman  President Flies To St. Louis for Political Speech

Special Guard For Truman on St. Louis Trip   Throng of Officers On Duty; Public Barred at Airports

Mimeographed Sheets Urge Independence, Assail ‘Wall Street   President Due to Talk There Tonight   Police Order Arrest of Persons Handing Out Revolutionary Sheets

Throw Heavy Guard Around Trumar For St. Louis Political Speech Tonight

Extraordinarily Heavy Guard Put Around President for Flight To St. Louis and Tonight's Talk

Truman Guarded On St Louis Trip   Delivers Political Speech There Tonight

Plan Heavy’ Guard for. Truman Trip   President Attends Funeral of ‘Slain ©... White House ‘Man

Early Trial For Would-Be Truman Assassin  President Attends Funeral of Slain Guard Before Flight

Increase Guard Around Truman  President To Speak At 10 O'clock Tonight

Heavy Guard Is Given President on Flight West   Every Precaution Is Taken for Safety at St. Louis

President Truman Heavily Guarded On St. Louis Trip   Flies To Missouri For Only Major 1950 Political Speech

Truman Guarded With Extra Care For Major Talk     President Picks St. Louis Fer Only Big Address Of Political Campaign

Well-Guarded Truman fo Missouri Joday   President Makes Only Campaign Address Tonight

President Under Heavy Guard Fo St. Louis Flight   Truman Making Major Address For Democrats Tonight.

Truman Gets Big Guard For St. Louis Trip   Extra Precautions Taken As President Waits Talk At 10

Heavy Guard for Truman on Trip For Talk Tonight   Leaves Washingtor This Afternoon For St. Louis

500 Officers Set to Guard ‘HT’ on Trip   President Will Fly To St. Louis Today For Major Address

Heavy Guard Set Up For Truman Visit to St. Louts For Major Talk Tonight

eam APPEAL FOR DEMOCRATS.Heavy Guard Protects  Truman On Trip West

HEAVY GUARD TO PROTECT TRUMAN   After Attending Funeral of Slain Guard He Will Fly to St. Louis   ON THE AIR TONIGHT

Truman Prepares  lor Talk Tonight  Extra Heavy Guard ta Protect President on Junket to St. Louis

Gen. Ridgeway To Head Army  Paratroop Commander To Replace Walker

Ridgway Takes Over Sth Army   Korean Forces Plan Final Honor For Gen. Walker

SEVENTEEN MEMBERS PRESENT AT PAST POCAHONTAS CLUB MEETING, SEPT. 4

Rayburn Bucks Swins To Baruch’s Plan For Controls, Rationing  Indicates Standby Powers For Truman May Be Compromise

Tami Can Relax: Pinkie’ Is Found  Gi Whe Befriended  Jap Abroad Located

Military Leaders Of Atlantic Pact Nations Meet   Gen. Bradley Warns Countries to Rearm For Common Securit

Weather at Yuma   Rearm,  Bradley Warns   Addresses Atlantic » Pact Nations

Voters in Ohio Are Confused. . . Democratic Governor's Kind Words  For Taft Bring Anger and Delight

Ohio Voters Are Puzzled by Democratic Governor's Hint of Support for Taft

Lausche Stirs Taft Turmoil   Anguish, Confusion Follow Indecision

Highway Gas Cloud Blast Kills Woman  2 More Burned; Blam« Refinery Pipe Leak

Cloud Blast  Kills Woman,  Injures Two Gas Hanging Over Calif, Road Blamed.

Turn Of Valve Marks New Era   Twin City Officials Participate In Cerémony; Boon To Area Industry Predicted

OPEN VALVES AT BH. PLANT THIS MORNING      City Officials, Gas Com pany Heads Present For Ceremony

Acheson Braves Critical Blasts  Schedules Meetings vies ce eee ee

Connally Says Democrats To  Decide Policy   Acheson Must Now Brave Congressional Critics.

s Acheson Faces Fire of His Crifics Today   Will Review World Crisis Before Senate, House Committees

Dean Acheson Gives Review Before Critics   Braves GOP Solons' To Outline Policies In Global Situation

World State Review Set By Acheson  For Leaders   Secretary Of State Braves Criticisms To Deliver Report

'TO HELL WITH THAT!’ Acheson Defies Republicans on Foreign Policy

Dean Acheson Braves Fire Of Critics  "Qo DD acnawire   Caustic Remarks Made by Connally Fan GOP Flames

Acheson Braves Fire Of Critics  Secretary Reviews His Foreign Policy Rv TACK RET TI.

Connally Says G.0.P. Will Not Dictate Policy   Acheson Braves Fire of Congressional Critics Fanned by Senator’s Blunt Assertion

GOP Isn't Going To Dictate Policy Senator Asserts   Acheson to Brave Fire; Will Review World Conditions

Connally Rips Into G.O.P. On Policy Squawk  Acheson Reviews World Picture With

Acheson Braves Fire Of His Critics To Give Review Of World Conditions

Rookie Policeman, T axidrivers Held For Overating ‘Call Girl’ Service

Stronghold Town Is  Set Ablaze   Rebels Seek Split With United States

40 Dead In Anti-U.S.  Revolution   Fighter Planes Help Drive Rebels. Out Of Jayuva

Statehood Bil! Will Be Delayed   Congress In Rush For Adjournment

Lowell Thomas Says Tibet Key to Red Control of Asia; but Says lt Can Be Defended

VFW Contribute: Equipment For Gompers School  Make Generous Gifts og coer ee  Frermmir CIA r oe

VFW Contributes Equipment For Gompers School  Make Generous Gifts For Benefit OF Hoandicanned Kids

Malik Fails To Veto Okay Of UN Report   Threatened Action Doesn't Result: Row Looms Over Manchurian Probe

Hun cer Strike  of Killer Ends   Mass Slayer is Constantly Under Surveillance

Killer's Hunger Strike Ends, Said ‘In Good Mood’  Slayer of Members _ OF Wife's Family Said Quiet Prisoner

Slayer Back Eating Again   Ingenito Ends Hunger Strike; Now In Good Mood.

Ingenito Halts Hunger Strike   New Jersey Murderer of 5 Under Constant Sur veillance Following Suicide Attempt

Slayer of Five Takes Food After Hunger Strike  Estranged Wife Hopes Killer of Family Gets Electric Chair

Salesman Who Killed Five and Wounded Four Ends Hunger Strike In Jail Cell

COMMUNITY PLAYERS PLAN TRYOUT SESSIOD   Hanover Group Seeks To Fill Fight Roles In ‘Claudia’ To Be Presented Next Month

NEW YORK PUSHES DEFENSE  Grim Picture Of Death And Ruin Seen If Atom Bomb Blasts City

PLANS MOVE AHEAD FOR CELEBRATION   ‘IT Am An American Day” Will Be Observed in Lawrence Saturday   PARADE IN AFTERNOON

FOR CELEBRATION   " Am An American Day” Will Be Observed in Lawrence Saturday   PARADE IN AFTERNOON

First Cavalry Wins Race to Red Capital   Allies Bridge: River it Heart of Doomed City. As Bnaemv Flees

Troops Drive To Heart of City in. War's Last. Hours   Enemy Still Holds Pyongyang's Western Section, But Bulk of Reds Flee Northward

Air, Artillery Barrage Aids Americans   All-Out Effort To Link Up With Rescuers’ Column

TROOPS NEAR CONTACT WITH RESCUE COLUMN   Top American Commanders Confer on Plans for Mass Evacuation In East.

Threaten End to Diplomacy With Bulgaria   Unless That Nation Withdraws Demand for Heath Recall

State Department Sends Reply To Demand For Recall Of Minister Heath From Sofia

Sharp Threat Is Answer -to Sofia Recal! Demand   Balkan Satellite te Withdrew Action or Relations Cease

‘Temperatures   Note Demands Red Satellite Drop Insistence on Heath Recall; Move Called Latest of Many Indignities

U.S.-Bulgarian Relations May Be Broken On  pee, FE aoe Cees Tt Gu ave an a ae   Washington Insists Sofia Cancel Demand For Heath’s Reeall

BULGARS GIVEN WARNING BY U.S.   Will Break Relations Unless Bulgaria Withdraws Demand For Recall Of American Minister.

STIFF NOTE.  IS SENT 10. SOFIA GOV'7      Will End Diplomatic Rela tions Unless Bulgaria’ Withdraws Demand for Recall of Envoy Heath. e   U. S. GETS TOUGH. . OVER “INDIGNITIES”   Charges Series of Restrictions Hampers Relations, Calls on Bugaria to Heed International Rules. .

State Department Plans New Action   Communist Bulgaria Demands Recall:  Of U.S. Minister To Set Off Crisis

State Department Rebukes Red Nation Over Its Demand For Heath Recall

Request for Heath Recall Brings Action   U.S. Threatens to 3ring Its Diplomats in Bulgaria Home

American Note Insists Heath Stay as Envoy   Only Alternative Is Complete Break Of Diplomatic Ties

U.S. Threatens to Break Relations With Bulgaria  Ranliec ta Note   Replies to Note Demanding Recall Of U. S. Minister

Bulgaria Demands American’s Recall  Diplomatic Relations With Red Satellite Near Breaking Point

Bulgars fold To Cancel Order For Heath Recall  Red-Dominated Nation Given Note

U.S. Thratens To Break Off With Bulearia   Note Demands With drawal of Request to Remove U, S. Diplomat

Red Nation Asks Reeall Of Minister   Demand Angers State Department, Worsens Relations

U.S. Threatens DiplomaticSplit With Bulgaria   Demands Sofia Recall of American Envoy Be Rescinded

Warning Replies To Demand for Recall of Envoy   Drastic Steps Wil! Be Taken Unless Sofia Withdraws Reuest

Sofia Regime Asks Recall Of U. §. Minister   Diplomatic Jangle Comes To Crisis

US Bulgaria Relations  MightBreak   Demand Is Made U. 8S. Reeall D. R. Heath; Bulgarians Say He Is Unwelcome   Violation Charged   U.S. and Britain Declare Three Nations Have Broken Agreement

U. §. Threatens lo Break Ties With Bulgaria  To Act Unless Reds Withdraw Demand For Envoy's Recall

Note Replies To Request Heath Be Withdrawn   Red-Dominated Nation’s Demand Called Another ‘Indignity’

U. 9. Threatens Bulgarian Break After Demands   Country Asks Recall of American Minister in Note Delivered to State Department.

U. S.-Bulgaria Rift Near Breaking Point  Cvg. M..... J. A...   Sofia Demands American Envoy Recalled as Persona Non Grata

Sofia Note Brings Vow To Retaliate   America Insists On Withdrawal of Edict on Heath

U.S. Near Rift With. Bulgaria —   Will Break Diplomatic Relations Unless Demand for Recall of Envoy Is Withdrawn

Asks Nation Withdraw Demand for Recall of United States Envoy   Cite ‘Indignities’ of Sofia Regime   U. S. Note Declares It Is Virtually Impossible To Carry On Business

40,000. Reds In ‘Last Gasp’  Taegu Puneh   Heavy Fighting Rages On Entire Front In Korea

THROW 40,000 MEN AT YANKS’ NORTHERN LINE   Allied Line Dented In Middle; Pohang: In Invaders’ Path

Battle Flames From Waegwan To East Coast   Allied Warships Join Artillery in Pounding North Korean Attachs

Gurney Trails In South Dakota Primaries: Ww arren, Roosevelt Leading In California

EIGHTH ARMY FACES DANGER   Does Not Have Enough Manpower For ‘Line’ Or ‘Defense Wall’

Rent Control Bill Goes to “Truman; House Vote Is 176 To 145, Senate’s 40 to 24

SOLONS GIVE FINAL OKAY ON RENT CONTROL      Senate Bill Extending Curbs 6 Months With  Local Option Okayed

New Rent Control Bill Forwarded To President   Measure Extends  Present Law For  Six More Months

LUNGRESS VOTES FOR RENT CONTROL   BILL EXTENDING CURBS SIX MORE MONTHS IS SENT TO WHITE HOUSE.

Congress Votes on 6-Month Extension In New Agreement   Issue Now Goes to White House for Final Approval

Congress Votes Rent Controls Six Months More  Cites Granted Six Months Above That If They Ask For It

RENT CONTROL LAW EXTENDED 6 MONTHS   Cities Wanting Restrictions May Secure Another Six Months Under Bili

Congress Passes Rent Control Bill  Extensions Optional After Six Months

Truman Expected : Sign Measure as Deadline Nears   Full Year Rule Up to Local Option; Senate Votes 40-24: House 176-145

UN Forces Probe Forward: Bomb Strikes Persist  Otherwise Action Awaits Diplomatic Aetion In Crisis

Korean Front Quiet Pending High Decision:   Chinese Apparently Awaiting Outcome Of Peace Efforts   BULLETIN!

DEMOCRATS PEIOUR Idaho Party Names Larsen Head, Avoids Point Blank Stand On CVA, Touchy Brannan Pian      No Opposition   Resolutions   ‘Basic Industry’

 BROOMCORN CROP SHORT  Which Means That the Price of BRranma Wilt Be Higher

DRVUUMUURN URUIF SHURE  Which Means That the Price o! Brooms Will Be Higher

War Threat Hints  In Malik Talk Are Being Considered   Russian. Delegate Leaves Veiled Indications If Korean Struggle Continues, Broader War to Appear

Malik Speech Studied For War Threaf   Responsibility of Any Future Action Claimed Fault of United States

Tied in With. Korean Issue   ‘Puts Responsibility for Conflict an U. §.

Malik Speech Being Scanned  For War Hint   Russian Blames U. 5. For Korean Strife, Also Slaps Britain

Security Council Delegates Study Last Blast of Soviet's Malik For Hints of New Threat of War

Says Korean War Leads To More Conflict   Austin, Jebb Reply Charge Is Lin

MALIK HURL NEW HINTS OF WAR   Places Full Responsibility On U. S. For Consequences

Russ U. N. Delegate Hints At Broadening Of Korean War; U. S. Is Aggressor, He Says

MALIK’S TALK STUDIED FOR WAR THREAT   Russian Tells U. N. Contin» uation of Conflict Can Lead to Broadening of Hostilities   “NO ACTION" SESSION

Malik’s Speech Voices Warnings Of frend to War  Ciaims U.S., Allies  Wage Aggression In Korean War

\ewWarSpread Threat Seen in Malik’s Speech   Russian Lays Responsibility on U. Svs ‘Lie’: Austin

Study Malik Speech For Hint of War   Soviet Delegate Bitterly Attacks American Policy

Threat Of War InMalik Speech  UN Delegates Study Russian Statements

Security Council Delegates Study J. Malik’s Speech For Hint Of War

UN Delegates Study Malik’s New Speech  To Council   Hint. Of War Threat Looked For In Talk By Russian Member

Study Malik Talk For War Threat Hints  UN Delegates Weigh Malik’s Statement On Korean Conflict

UN Sifts Talk By Malik For War Threats   Russian Delegate Drops Hint About Future Conflict

U.N. Delegates Study Malik Speech fo See If It's New War Threa  Auctin and lehh Benlu   Austin and Jebb Reply, Lashing Russia’s Use Of ‘Hitlerian Technique’   Digest of Austin Talk Before U.N. Security Council. Page A-6

MALIK SPEECH UNDER STUDY   UL. N. Council Delegates Look For Hints Of New War Threats   SAY’S U. S. ATTACKED

A War Threat Seen In Malik's U.N. Statement   Russ Delegate Hint: Broadening of Kor ean War Likely

Study Malik Talk For War Threat Hints   UN Delegates Weigh Malik’s Statement On Korean Conflict; No Action Taken

THREAT OF WAR CIVEN BY MALIK   Security Council Delegates Study His  Accusalions Avainst United States And Britain.

Austin Hits Back Hard as Malik Hints of New War in Speech at U. N.

DEMANDS U. S. TAKE TROOPS OUT OF KOREA   Russian Envoy Accuses Ameri. ca of Waging “Open Armed Aggression.”

Sharp Blast By Russian Is Studied   Hints at Serious Results If Korea War Is Continued

Malik Tells U.N. Korea May Lead To Major War  U. S., Britain Charge Soviet Follows Hitler Technique of ‘Big Lie’

U.N. Security Council Delegates Eve Malik’s Talk For War ‘Hint’.

Malik UN Speech May Hint New Threat to World   Korean War May Lead To Broadening Of Conflict

Threat of War Seen in Malik U. N. Tirade   Label of ‘Big Lie’ Pinned on Russian Charee Against U. §

BIG U. S. BATTLESHIP iREMA NS AGROUND   Dredge Will Try To Free PRR haat

U.S. Denounces Latest Action As Pact Violations   United States-Orders Officials to Prepare To Leave the Country

United States Orders All Officials In China To Wind Up Affairs And Get Out

Decision Follows Raid on Peining Consular Offices  135 Officials Are

Solon Says ‘Whitewash’ Js Ordered   McCarthy Charges State Department Has Issued Mandate for Board to Clear Diplomat

‘Whitewash For Diplomat ls Charged   Sen. McCarthy Says State Dept. Order Is Out to Clear Aide

Correspondents Are Urged to Use Discretion; Some Stories Hurt U.S. Prestiae

ARMY OFFICIAL CRITICISES NEWS   ASKS NEWSMEN T0 CENSOR STORIES OF ACTION IN KOREA

ARMY CLAIMS WAR WRITERS HURT MORALE   Col. Echols Urges “’Discretion;” Says Army Censorship Impossible.

—CREATE BAD IMPRESSION—  Advises Corres pondents To Practice ‘Discretiow

Newsmen Are Urged To Use “Discretion’   War Correspondents Asked te Avoid Injuring Morale of Soldiers.

JURY GIVEN — BEDNASEK CASE   State Demands Death Ponalty for Defendant Charged wlth Strangling Death of Cocd Sweetheart,

Atlantic Pact Military Talks   Start Second Week Of Planning To Prepare West Against Red Aggression

12 Atlantic Pact Nations Meeting In Second Week   Fulltime Military

ATLANTIC PACT LEADERS MEET   Military Board Speeds Plans For Rearmament Against Red Aggression,

Labor To Oppose Lausele If Governor Slates Vote lor Taft in Senate Race

Labor Will Oppose Lausche If He Endorses Sen. Taft; Gabrielson Starts GOP Drive

Beardsley Tops 6.0.P. lowa Sweep   Hick’s Win Features Near-Record Vote In Off-Year.

Beardsley Also Has Easy Time   All Republicans in State Offices Are Renamed by Bia Vote

lowa Senator in Big Lead Over Foe, Loveland   Beardsley Piles Up Decisive Majority Over - Lester Gillette

GOP IN GLEAN ONEEP OF ALL IOWA OFFICE   Hickenlooper and Beardsle Lead Ticket to Victory as 850,000 Vote.

BRING BACK WHEN JOB DONE  Blue And White UN Flag Flying At Battlefront

United Nations Widens Gulf With Russia  Places U.N. Flag On Battlefield In Korean War Zone

MERCY KILLER'S MOTHER HEARD   Describes Reactions O  Girl Who Slew Dad

Denham Tells His Aides to Hold Up  Complaint Actior   NLRB Counsel, Fired By Truman, Quits ‘Office Monday

Foreign Aid Approval By House Believed Big Help to Foreign Policy

Early Action From Senate Anticipated   Rayburn Contends America May Be Preventing War

Administration's Foreign Policy Receives Bolster  Feanamic Aid Plan

House Approves Foreign Aid Bill By Hefty Margin   Step Viewed as Preventing War On U. S. Soil

$3 BILLION © MD     Earlv Senate panes   Karly Senate Approval Expected on Companion Measure for Foreign Aid.

Yank Corporal Tells How Reds Machinegunned Him, Killed Three Companions

 Tank Corporal Says the North Koreans Machinegunned Him and Two Others

Reds Bind, Machine Gun Captive Yanks  Wounded Survivor   Tells Story Grimly ¢

Americans Forced to Lie Face Down And Then Machinegunned, Corporal Says

Tells Of Capture By Korean Reds; Machine Guns Turned On Bound American Prisoners

Corporal Tells Of Br utal Murder Of U.S. Soldiers By Korean Reds

 Two Buddies Shot After Being Bound  Non-Com, Who Escaped, Tells Of Korean Red Atrocities

Wounded Corporal Tells How Korean Reds Machinequnned Prisoners Lying on Ground

Grim Young Corporal, With 3 Bullet Wo ounds, Tells How Reds. Gunned Captives

GI SURVIVES TO TELL STORY Four American Prisoners Bound  ByReds And Then Machinegunned

Malik Steps Out as Head Of Council   Briton Quickly Breaks the Procedural Blockade.

UN Blockade set Up hy Reds Broken  However, Russia’s Malik Continues Blast Against U. S.

Couneil Outvotes  J. Malik   South Korea Is Invited To UN Sessions, North  Korea Turned Down

BRITON NOW PRESIDENT South Korean Envoy Invited To Attend Security Council

RUSS DELEGATE STILL PROTESTS   Malik Provoked By Actior Of India In Reject ing Proposal

Way Clear To Tackle Korea,  Chin Issues  Red Envoy Presses i Points Against U. S.

Jebb Takes Over Malik’s UN Post  Russian Continues Campaign Against US

CLYDE PUCKETT HURT   Was Pinned Under ———— Tractor Near Baldwin Yes y

CLYDE PUCKETT HURT   ‘Was Pinned Under Overturned Tractor Near Baldwin Yesterday

Planes Blast Tanks, Trucks   Low-Flying Yanks Shoot Up Transport

U.S. Planes Hammer Red In N. Korea   Americans Hit Transport Frem Seoul to Reds’ Breakthrough

Hammer Reds In N. Korea   Americans Hit Transport From Seoul to Reds’ Breakthrough

Man On ‘10 Most Wanted’ List Seriously Wounded When He Reaches for Gun

Talks Continue With Company On Wage Issue   Beirne Gives Order Delaying Walkout Prior to Deadline

Phone Union Suddenly Cancel Call for Strike   Report Agreement , Reached; Company Denies Any Accord

11 Two-Year Community Colleges Needed At Once, State University Trustees Say

TOP OFFICIAL DECLARES No U.S. Troop Reinforcement Planned For Pact Countries

DON'T PLAN TO SEND TROOPS   No Such Reinforcement Proposed By Any Of Western Nations

High Officials Say U. 5. Is Not Plannittg To Send More American Troops Abroad

America Plans For. No Troops  Sent Overseas  Officials Deny Pact Allies Will Be Bolstered By Yanks

U. S. Troops Are Not Due For Defense  Post Abroad   Officials Say Pact Nations Want Arms And Goods Instead

Barkley Defense Plan Rebuffed   Say Administration Has No Plan To Bolster Allies With U. S. Troops

Officials Deny ‘Defense’ Plans  Use Of Troops Nat Considered By U. $.

Top U. S. Officials Convinced \Dangers of WW Ili Lie Ahead   More Changes in Foreign, Military Policy Indicated to Meet Threat of Full-Scale Conflict

U5, OFFICIALS “SAY DANGERS OF WAR 3 LIE AHEAL   Mure Changes May Have to Be Made in Foreign Policies in Meeting Threat  of Global Conflict.   RUSSIAN PRESSURES HAVE SHOWN INCREASE   But Writer Says There Will Be No American Decision to Embark on Preventive Struggle.

BIBLE READ TO OUSTED REDS  ACC Exes Continue Work  In Tense Italian Towns

Ministers Seek Eisenhower fo Take Command   “Ike” Confers With President; Ready to Accept

EisenhowerHasSupport Of All Pact Nations _ For High Commander ..

Navajos Find Pastures   May Bring Drought-Stricken Livestock to Oklahoma, Kansas Wheat Areas

1.920 Districts Consolidated in First Year G-A  Brings Better School Program To Texas

U. S. Goes Intu Pork Business   Buys Ham, Shoulders, Bacon for School Luncl

GOVERNMENT CROP SURVEY DUE TODAY   Will Give An Idea How Mnch Damage Dry Weather Has Done Wheat Crop

BOY KILLED BY SHOTGUN BLAST   14-Year-Old Dewey Youtt ‘Slays Componion for 7 Pointing. Gua

Hundreds Flee As Flames Race Through Residential Area Of California City

Fire Fanned By Fierce 50-Mile Wind Forces Hundreds To Flee In California

Fire Razes Fashionable San Bernardino Section, Forces Hundreds Out Of Homes

California Fire Forces Hundreds To Leave Homes   Many Evacuated As Blaze Sweeps Before 50.Mile Wind.

BLAZE ROUTS HUNDREDS; 14 MEN ARE HURT   Wind-Fanned Fire Sweeps Residential Area In California

Residents   ma)  Flee From Roaring Fire   San Bernardino, In California, Reached By Flames Fanned By 50-Mile Winds

Two Chanute Couples Die In Air Crash   Hit Peak in Alabama On Way to Florida For Vacation; One Hac Been in Business Here

Four Perish In Flaming Plane   2 Kansas les Were En Route To Vaca-. tion In Florida.

Freshman Student Cleared Of Connection With Death Of Northwestern U. Senior

Fair Job Bill Still Bottled   FEPC Stays In Committee By Tie Vote Of - Coalition

Blocks House Committee  FEPC Action   Dixiecrats, Aided by GOP Keep Measure Bottled Up

Action In House Rules Blocked  Southern Democrats Aided By GOP Brow:

FEPC ACTION IN RULES BLOC BARRED BY TIE   Southern Dems, GOP Solon Unite To Keep Bill In Committee

Tie Vote Of House Rules Committee Keeps FEPC  Bill From Consideration   Southern Democrats, One Republican Bottle Up Measure Designed To Prevent Racial Or Religious Work Discrimination

Plan To Put RFC Under Commerce Dept. Is Rejectec   Truman Proposal Le Turned Down by Senate in Line With Hoover Report

Campaign in Maine Hot; # Vote Monday   Traditionally Republican State First in Nation’s Fall Election Parade; 3 Seek Governership

Slot Machines Seized in Raid   State Agents Visit New Boston Building

Raiding Officers Seize 107 Slot Machines in _ American Legion Rooms

Osteopath Wins Acquittal On Morals Charge   Jury Returns Verdict Favoring Jackson, Accused Of Having Improper Relations With Patient   Judce’s Instructions

CHEERS GREET VERDICT — Former Albert Lea Man Freed By Jury In S. D.

Nationalist Units Strike At Mainland   Naval Force Backs Dawn Landings

Nationalists Drive Ashore  On Mainland   Offensive Points . At Wresting Coast From Chinese Reds

TROOPS LANDED EARLY TODAY FROM FORMOSA   Warfare Renewed. _. Against Reds... At Sevaral Snate _

Abducted Boy Still Hunted   Warrant Charging 2 Men With Kidnaping Spurs Police Search

too eR OR  Constituents Tell Congress ‘That Defense Eunds Wasted

WHERE’ $ MEN, EQUIPMENT?  Americans Berate Solons for Korea Losses

UN Gets Offer Of Army Officers From Bolivia   Size of Force Is Not Revealed by Secretarv-General

Bolivia Is First to Offer Troops to Aid MacArthur   U. S. Begins Mobilization Call Up National Guard and Reserves

Bolivia First To Offer Troops   Would Send Regular  Army Units To Korea

[Bolivia First UN Member fo Offer Men for Korea; ‘Others Deal With U. §.: Planes and Shins Available

BOLIVIA OFFERS U.N. 30 OFFICERS AND ELEMENTS OF ITS REGULAR ARMY

BOLIVIA MAKES OFFER OF MEN TOAIDINWAR   May Supply Officers  Other Powers Held  ' . Discussing Move

Bolivia Offers Armed Force  To MacArthur   First Member Of UN Making Such Decision

First Troop Ofer Comes from Boiivia   Other Nations May Follow; Secrecy Screens Details

NAVY'S “BIG MO’ RUNS AGROUND   Battleship Hits Sandbar Near Norfolk, Va.

Only Active Battleship Hits Sandbar   .Mishap in Hampton Roads Causes Little  Damaae. No Iniuries

TEMPERATURES SKID   Cold Wave's Intensity To Increase In State Tonight

Enjoys “Bull Sessions”  Tanned, Relaxed President Pursues Vacation Hobbies

Bare Style Is Doqaqy for Hot Weather   Law beats Reaper to Punch at Pullman Switch

Soviet Press In Attack On British   Claim English Plane Violated  I hinece Rordear

Reds Charge British Raids  Claim 50 Violations Of Chinese Border

Allled Offensive Rolling Along. On All Fronts — Major Battles Still Expectet.

Counter-Offensive — Gains Force behind B-29 Bomber Attack   Han River Battle Line Held Against Red Invasion Force As Southern Morale Improves

Counter-Offensive Launched Against North Korean Reds   MacArthur Visits Battle Fields

Temveratures   Noncommiittal Acheson Says U. 58. Will Study Idea of High-Level  Talks ‘Within Framework of U. N.

U. S. to Study Cold War Plan   U. N. Chief Proposes Security Council  Meet to Discuss East-West Issue

Hopkins Cleared In House Probe   Investigation Upholds Charge Soviet Shipped Out Unauthorized Mail

Probe Asked On Diary Of Forrestal   Senator Hints Book Can Shed Light On Amerasia Case

Lamberth Raps Pension System  Sofons Told Alabame Hace No Real Plan

Security He ld Farce In State   Welfare Director Urges Social Security Act Extension Okay

Madame Chiang ls Back Home  She'll Help To Save Remaine Of China

Democrats Figure Public Sympathy May Help Keep Acheson In Office

SYMPATHY IS ACHESON HOPE   Rallying Around U nderdog Counted On After G. O. P. Attack  TRUMAN DETERMINED

Democrats Count On Public Sympathy To Rally Support For Dean Acheson

Rumor Truman Has Plons If Acheson Quits   But the Prasidant Is Reported Strongly Behind  tte, Baernineu «wt Rintw

Leaders See Feelings as AchesonAid   American Psychology Is Counted Upon by Top Democratic Senators; Truman Determined   ‘Vinson Is Named   Talk Is President May ‘Ask Vinson to Assume Job to Hush G.O.P.

Attempt to Rally Acheson Support  But Report Possible Tripie-play Move

Sympathy May Help To Save Acneson's Job  Truman oti cks Witl  og  ee ee

Coal, Independent Oil Producers Lose RoundIn  Battle For High Tariffs

Action Is Blow To Independent Oil Producers   Backers of Proposal Claim lt Would Yield  Big Sum for Treasury

BLOC REJECTS TARIFF BOOST ON FUEL OILS   Independent Producers Lose Round in Fight To Curb Imports

TARIFF BOOST ON FUEL OW!   Independent Producers Lose Round in Fight. 1 Jo Curb Imports

Hike Refused. In Oil Tariff   Coal Producers Lose Round  Tn House Panel Vote ~

HIGHER TARIFFS ON OIL IMPORTS DRAW REJECTION   Proposal Te Boost Levy From 1014 To 84 Cents Barrel   SOME COAL INDUSTRY RELIEF [S PROMISED

TARIFF BOOST DENIED Independent Producers Lose Round in Fight to Curb Imports

Fight Is Brewing Over European Recovery Funds   Senate Hears Renewed Talk of Diverting Money into Arms

Battle over Aid fo Allies Looms   US to Insist Other Nations to Shoulder Heavier Arms Share

Sharp Senate Fight On Aid Funds Seen   Disagree on How Much U.S. Can Safely Spend on European Recovery

Senate Fight Is Brewing Over ERP As Lawmakers Await Arms Aid Plea

ECA Fight In Making Some Senators Feel U. S. Needs Funds  Ear Arme Pracram

Sharp Senate Fight Brewing Over Arm: Aid for Allies   Truman Expected To Ask $4 Billion More Quite Soon

Fight Brews On Funds For West Europe  Senate May Divert Money To Bolster  Ti Ss. Arme Dwacram

Senate Fight Looms over Safety Margin i in Foreign Appropriations

Sharp Fight Seems to Be Brewing in Senafe Over How Much Is to Be Spent for Europe

$4. Billions More To Arm Allies Likely   Sharp Senate Debate Looms On Spending To Aid Europe

SENATE DISPUTE  LOOMS OVER AID   Amount For European Help May Stir Fight’ °

Senate Fight Brewing on European Aid  Economic Fund's Diversion to Arms

Four Billion More Eyed To  Rearm Allies   Truman Expected To Request Money; Senate Ficht Brews

Prosperity Hit Record Clip As Fighting Broke   President’s Report Gives Rosy Outlook Just Before Korea

Highlights of President Truman’s Report on Status of U.S. Economy

SERVICES AT WORDEN  Will Re Held Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at St. John’s

a aaa Oe ee EE  Will Re Held Christmas Eve and Chrictmas Day at St. John's

Station Wagon uas Kills Six  Bodies Found In Cai At Encino. Calif.

U.S. Braces F or Another Fall Of Snow   Midlands Report Temperatures Below Zero Early Today; Large Area Blanketed

Nation Hit By Severe Cold Wave Today  Snow Reported In Many Sections Of Country

Sriow And Cold Wave Forecast In East Areas   Mercury Skids Below

MAROONS A PRISON   Entire Face of Mountain Plunges Into Tennessee  Gorge

Deadline for Car, Truck Licenses Set for January 31   License Purchasers After That Date Wil) Pay Penalty of 5%.

Exe hange Club Hears of Argentina, Dise ‘usses Wednesday Magic Show Here

Senator Taft’s Brother Helps Reelcet Democrat As Mavor Of Cincinnati

Hunting Hours October 13 Sunrise 6:25 +. ™. Sunset 5:31 P- ™.   THESE DAYS  Bv George E. Sokolsky   THE COURTS

Ostrander People Oppose Mill Creek ‘Dam; Plan Fight to Stop Proposition

OPPOSITION TO PROPOSED DAM.   Mill Creek Project  -To Be Fought By.  Ce ee cr a

McCloy Balks At Germany in Defense Plan   Says U. S. Troops and Allied Policies Best In Current Scheme

Deny Germany s Entry In Europe Defense System   Presence Of U. S. Troops Adequate, Adenauer Advised

Convicted Slayers Seek Clemency   Want Death Sentences Changed by Board To  Life Imprisonment

Convicted Slayers Seek Clemency’  Want Death Senlences _— tom hua   Want Death Senlences Changed by Board To  Life Imprisonment

25 PER CENT MAKE ERRORS ON RETURNS   Only A Few Are Fraudulent pea To Income om  cee ae em

Mrs. May Wilson Dies  In Kansas City May 2; Services Here Friday

Red Troops Hurl Back UN Soldiers   Officers Say Over 10,000 Communists Included In Force

‘US-Force Said . 35 Miles From Manchurian Line  Attacking Red Troops  ealedta Mask hilavok   Attacking Red Troops Include Both North Koreans And Chinese

Nearly One-Third OfSouthKoreans Sixth Division HasBeen Lost In 3 Days,South Korean Officer Estimates

Americans Now Only 35 Miles  From Frontier   Recoiling Reds Force Allies Into Retreat; New Landings Made

Heavy Casualties - Inflicted By Reds   American Tanks And Artillery Speed To Aid Of Hord-Pressed South Koreans — Communist Ferre Includec Chinece Tenanc

AMERICAN AID BEING RUSHED TO BATTLE AREA   New Landing On East Coast Designed To Hasten War’s End   GUERRILLA WARFARE FEARED NEXT WINTER

South Koreans Routed; U.S. Aid Rushes to Help   Recoiling Reds Putting Up Hard Fight ir Northwest Korea; Enemy Concentrations Forcing Some Withdrawals. _

Yanks Hurry  ‘To Aid   Tanks and ‘Artillery Move Up Against Enemy Force

Arkansas 5-Day Manhunt Ends  Cornered Fugitives Shot Up In Shack

Two Wounded When Surrender Call Is Defied   Desperadoes Found In North Little Rock By Group Of Officers

Four Convicts Who Shot Their Way To Freedom Captured In Gun Fight

Two Fuyitives Shol, Give Up fo Posse   End te Sense tionel Arkona: Maken? Comes When Despernniecs Shot Us

Posse Captures Arkansas Felons   Three of Four Who Fled Prison Nabbed In North Little Rock

Arkansas Convicts Captured In Battle   Last Pair Of Four Escapees Wounded In Fighting After Cold Five-Day Chase

Grueling Chase Brought To Close   Only Two Fugitives Battle With Police

UN COUNCIL MEETS TO MAKE ANNUAL REPORT   Expect Another Stormy Session Over Korea Report

MALE TEACHER AWAITS TRIAL   Rural Schoolmaster Accused By Prosecutor of ‘Outraging Public Decency’

 Will Crown Queen Tonight .. ..  Jaycees To Pick  - Beauty At Beach

More Unsettled Weather Forecast Today Dust, Showers Hit  Darts Of Plains

KR Kx Ke More Unsettled Weather Forecast Today  Dust, Showers Hit Parts Of Plains

Fireman Dies; $250,000 Loss In Bluffs Blaze   Another Injured; 3 Buildings Destroyed; 21 Families Routed

Fireman Victim in Costly Fire   Second Is Slightly Injured; 21 Families Routed From Homes

Damages Estimated at $250,000 After Fire Sweeps Downtown  ‘Council Bluffs Business Block

Fireman Killed in $750,000 Fire at Council Bluffs   21 Families are Routed as Blaze Sweeps Apartmert:

Four Summoned In State Inquiry’  Ferguson Probing Chamical Purchacse

4 Witnesses Get  Subpenas In Soap Probe   State Auditor Claims Fraud Found in Sales

Truman Says He’s A Sight   President Drops — ~—n On Convention For Brief Visit

3,000 Texans Soon Be Called  As Reservists Calls Expected  — Starting in  — Sentember

Battle Rages; Marines Moved To Vital Spot   40,000 Unleash Attack On Taegu; Marines, Secretly Moved, Locked In Violent Battle With Enemy

Weiinesday’s Big Air Assault Re. ported to Have Caused Little Material. - Damage — U. 3S. Troops Wage See-Saw Battle ‘Tor Commanding Hil.

23-Inch Man, 46-Foot Saucer Crash In Mexico, Salesman Savs!   Nab Killer After Escape  From State Police Convoy

FROM ANOTHER WORLD?  Reports Seeing Wrecked Flying Disk in Mexico

Plugs France's Plea for Funds   Rearmament Program Cost Is 750 Millions

France Seeking Rearmament Aid Of 750 Million   F: inance Minister Here to Explain Needs to Marshall

France May Double Arms Expenditures  Aid From Other Nations In Pact

FRAN EARLY OKAY. OF ARMS PLAN   Moch Here For Quick Round Of Parleys With U.S. Defense Leaders.

Atom Bomb Use Urged  British Conservative MP Proposes Action   GOP Takes ‘No War Stand on Korea

. GBR ee. Pe! «siete steers, Yoel Stet  Asks A-Bomb Use Against North Korea

Jehnson Strikes Back; Says Armed Potential Is Good   Fighting Outlook Is Best. He Says, Since End of War; Gives  5 PISS a a

Johnson Defends His Policies as U. S. Defense Chie   Says Fighting Potential Was Greatest Since War

Johnson Strikes Back at Critics Of His Policies   Defense Chief Says Nation In Top Trim For War Emergency

Johnson Hits Back at Critics, Gives Congress Survey of U.S. War Machine

DEFENSE CHIEF SAYS MILITARY RESERVE HIGH   Fighting Potential Greater Then Any Time Since World War It :

Johnson Strikes Back at Critics  Says Army Manpower rt  . gf B88... . § 2 LE DH/

Johnson Hits Back At Critics In Washington   Fighting Potential Said Greater Than For Many Years

Sec. Johnson Says Country's Overall Fighting Potential Is At High Peak

Sec. Johnson Strikes Back at His Critics  Says Overall Fighting ‘'Potential’’ of U.S. Strang at Outbreak of Koraan War

Johnson Hits Back Sharply At His Foes  Defends Fighting  ‘Potential’ At Start OF Ko memecene. Wt.

JOHNSON ANSWERS CRITICS; SAYS U. S, WAS ‘FIT-T0-FIGHT’   Fave Report In Advance Of Committee Hearing

Strength Of U.S. Forces Is Defended   Johnson Answers Critics In Report Senate Committee

SEC'Y JOHNSON RAPS CRITICS   Says War Potential 0: U. S. Is At High Point

Johnson Hits At Critics   Says U. S. Strength Was Tops Since 1945

Johnson Tells Committee Of War Strength  War “Potential”  (teantact Ginre

Johnson Flays Defense Critics  Says U. S. Fighting Power Packs Wallop

 Johnson Defends Policy  ‘Says Armed Forces Are AtPeak Post-War Shape

FBI HEAD ENTERS HUNT FOR BANDITS   Unified Search Is Planned to Save Waste of Manpower

HOOVER HEADS HUNT FOR BIG BOSTON BOOTY   Police Agencies Blanked By Series Of Phony Tips From Cranks

FBI'S Hoover In Personal Charge  Co-ordinated ‘Hunt Sor Bandits Manned

‘COLD § SAID IMPORTED FROM CALIFORNIA  Truman Dons Woolies And Goes Into Hibernation As Temperature Drops

Baby, It's Cold Down There; Truman Doffs Swim Trunks, Stays Indoors

House Subcommittee. Opens Hearing Tn Anti-Trust. - [nvestizationg . ©

Hearings On Steel Monopoly Opens Today   House Committees Starts Look Into Steel Industry

Failure of Chinese Reds to Develop Air Defense Puzzles Foreign Experts

Recognizes Undeclared Conflict   120,000 Reds On March Toward  New Defense Line

State of Undeclared War Now Exists Between UN, Chinese Reds, Mac Says

Undeclared War Exists, Mae Claims   Allied Chieftain  Summarizes Status

Overwhelming Foe Faces UN M Arthur Says   Commander Makes No Attempt To Disauiss Gravity of Situation

Undeclared War Exists With China   MacArthur Declares Communists Have 600,000 Men Ready To Give Rattle

Communist Machine. Being Geared For All-out Push South, Says U.N. Commander; Situation Is Very Grave

300.000 Chinese  Face Us   Gen. MacArthur Issues New Statement Gn War Situation Early Today

M’ Arthur Says Half Million Inside Korea   Enemy Forces Are Well Equipped Says U.N. Commander

U.N. Army Faces Half Million Red Troops in Korea   General MacArthur Telis Correspondents Undeclared War Wieh Chinn Eviete

Red China Stabs For U.N. Flank  Marines Wage F ighting Retreat A. aA? yg.’ , re sec

‘Undeclared War,’ Says MacArthur; ‘No Reinforcements, Say Senators

Overwhelmini Enemy Faces Allied Armies   N. Koreans Assured of Support Before Invasion. He Asserts

MacArthur Accuses Chinese . _——_—_—_ ee  ‘Undeclared War Is  : Commander’s View

Top Diplomats Study Strategy For Cold War   Acheson May Deny Pleas for Financial Aid

France Asks  U.S. Aidin Fighting Reds   Request Features First Meeting of Foreign Ministers

France Asks US Aid as Big Three Talks Get Underway   Seeks $500 Million Yearly to Curb Reds In French Indo-China

FRANCE ASKS AMERICAN AID IN INDO-CHINA   Request Is Made af Initial Meeting of Western Fo reign Ministers.

France Requests. American Aid in Indo-China War.  Acheson, Schuman Discuss Far Eact Problems as Talks Beain:

French Asking American Financial Aid For Fight Against Indo-China Reds

BIG 3 TALKS OPEN TODAY  Wanmnst Mada   Request Made For American. Aid

Request Features First Meeting - Of Western Foreign Ministers Which Started In Paris Today   INDEPENDENCE FOR VIET NAM PROMISED

‘’ Washington, July 27, (AP)—A abor-industryculture committee was reported ‘in the making-today, consult with the government on war mobilization:

MOBILIZATION TALKS SLATED   Labor, Agriculture And Industry To Confer With Symington.

Labor Leaders Are Named To New Mobilization Unit   Symington Picks Advisers To Sit With Policy Board

Legislators Divide Over  Baruch Plan   Most Seem Against Slapping Ceilings’ “On Everything’ Nov

12-Man Policy Board Planned   Labor, Industry, Farm and Public Will Be Represented

New Group To Consult on War Plan:   Labor-Industry-Farm Committee To Talk Over Prices, Control:

U.S. fo Organize Policy Group   12-Man Committee To Be Consulted On War Mobilization

U.S. 70 ORGANIZE 12-MAN NATIONAL POLICY COMMITTEE   Will Draw From Many Sources To Consult On Mobilization For War

National Policy Group in Making   Agriculture, Industry, Public, Labor To Be Represented on Board

Mobilization Policy Commitfee Formed  Three Representatives Selected by Labor

U.S. te Or ganize 12-Man Committee   Group Proposed hy Labor, Symington Saye; Three Are Chosen

Pick Group To Help on Needs Here   Symington Names 12-Man National Policy Committee

3-Way Committee Will Be Formed For Mobilization   Groups Will Consuit ' With NSRB Chairman To Organize Efforts

War Policy Group To Advise NSRB On Mobilization   Farm, Industry, Labor Representatives to Be on Committee

Government To Organize War  Policy Group   Committee Is Composed Of Labor, Agriculture, Industry And Publie

Policy Committee Will Be Formed’   Agriculture, Labor, Industry and Public Will Be Represented

Seoul Liberated---U. S. Troops 14 Miles From 38th Parallel   Fleeing Commie Columns Blasted All the Way From Taejon to North Korean Border line

70,000 Enemy ‘Troops in South Face Annihilation   Seoul, Taejon Once Again in American Hands

Battle For Seoul Ends Tn Vietory   Fight To Wipe Out 70,000 Reds Begins In Earnest

American Forces Approach Border-of North Korea, — Join With South Armies -

One American Force Within 24 Miles of 38th Parallel, Air Force Blasts Fleeing Commies, Battle For Seoul Ended in Complete Victory

ALLIES BLOCK FLIGHT FROM SOUTH FRONT   Reds in North Seeking Safety Across Border After Seoul Occupied.

Yank Column Within 24 Miles Of 38th Parallel  Seoul Completely Occupied by American Forces

RED COLUMNS ARE BLASTED BY AMERICANS   Battle for Seoul Is Ended With Complete Victory for U.S. Forces.

Nutcracker Victims Doomed, Allies Chase Reds Toward Border   Battle For Seoul Ends In Total Victory; Northern And Southern Armies Are Firmly Joined.

Liberation Of Seoul Completed; Yankees Near 38th Parallel   Fleeing Enemy Columns Blasted By Bombers: Plans Made To Block Communist Retreat From South

Liberation Of Seoul Is Completed   Airmen Blast at Fleeing Communists

VICTORY — Resistance In Seoul Is Ended   GIs 24 MILES FROM BORDER

Battle For Seoul Ended In Total  Victory For U. -8. Forces,  Smoke Clears From Skies Over  Liberated City   MARINES HAVE TAKEN 3,500 PRISONERS

Forecasters Fear  Poor Wheat Crop   F'rst Three Months of Year Have Been Driest on Record With Bugs and Dust Hurting

Russ Rejection Seen for Sharp Ameriean Note      Moscow Press Keeps Si lent on Diplomatic Activity

Red Rejection Predicted for  Note on Plane   U.S. Airs Charge That Russians Downed Bomber

Fighter Pilots Hailed-- ~  SOVIET REJECTION OF U. Ss. NOTE ON PLANE PREDICTED

Russia to. Reject Note onPlane .   That's Report by Foreign Observers Today in Moscow

Russia To Reject American Note, Observers Believe   Moscow Pape Praises Act Of Red Fliers

Russ to Reject U.S. Protest   Soviet Press Says American Plane’s Flight Aimed to Provoke Incident

Ohservers Say Russ to Reject Protest by U. S.   Note Asking Apology and Indemnity Is Given to Gromyko by Ambassador,

WEST AWAITS RUSS REACTION   Soviet Press Makes No Mention Of Note, But Blasts U.S.

Would Far Surpass Even Latest Atomic Weapons .  Near ‘Momentous Decision ¢ on the “Hydroqen” Bomk

Its Strictly a Death-Dealing Weapon  America Nears Decision on Hydrogen Bomb

Truman Gels Kerr Natural Gas Bill After House 0.K.   Rayburn Makes Appeal For Its Passage

ouse Lays Kerr aural Gas Bill n Truman's Lap   pricey Put. Pressure n Frem Both Sides

U.S. Planning Network for Research   Information Would Be Traded on Non-Secret Basis

State Department Approves Global Exchange of Scientific Information

Sclentitie Knowledge Sharing Plan  Is Proposed World Network   World Network Even Would Deal With Russia, State Dent. Savs

Scientist-Diplomat World Network Is Planned By U. S.   Proposal To Aid Gathering Flow of Non-Secret Data  Backed by State Dept.

POLICIES TO UNCLOG RESEARCH CHANNELS:  U. S. Scientist-Diplomat Network Planned

U. S. Planning  orld-Wide  Science Pool Group Would Swap  Research Material

Dept. Of State Plans Worldwide Co-Op In Science  Consultant Points Out ngers In Losing

OPEN WORLD EXCHANGE PROPOSED  “U.S. Plans Scientist Network — To Swap Research Information

U.S. PLANS WORLD WEB OF SCIENTISTS   Would Gather and Give Out Non-Secret Research Information

TO BE GIVEN WHOLE WORTD   State Department Plans Free Market In All Ranks Knowledge

OIL INDUSTRY PROBE ASKED: IMPORTS HIT   Economy Threatened Senate Bloc Studying Unemployment Told

Oil Industry  Investigation  Is Demanded   Rep. Cannon Asks for Probe; Senators Study Crude Import Threats

L. Ebersole Gaines, New River President, In Testimony Before Senate Committee, Says Trend Destroying Soft Coal Industry

Peace Plan  Offered by 12 Nations  Asian, Mid-East Countries Submit 2-Way Proposal

Proposal Aims At Getting Basis For Cease-Fire   12 Asian And Middle Fasi Countries Join In Plan; Strive To Settle All Issues In Far East

UN Receives Peace Move From Group   Asiatic Nations In Plea For Orient Settlement

Small Powers Submit Peace Plans fo UN   Doubie-Barreled Proposal Is Offered by 12 Asian And Mideast Nations To Stop War

Indian Delegate Rau Gives United Nations Plan Designed To Halt Fighting In Korea

Far East Peace Plan Submitted By 12 Nations   Middle East, Asian Bloc Offers Proposal

Asian Plan Asks 3 Man Group For Peace Action   Calls for 7 Men to Find Solutions to Problems In Far East Nations

Propose Plan To End Korean War by Far Eastern Counties   12 Countries . Join In New. Proposal

ASIAN NATIONS SUBMIT DOUBLE PEACE COURSE   Rau Convinced Reds Want Peace, But Forming Hands-Off Policy

On Four  hte Stops went   National Broadcasting Company Will Not Be Affected Now

TV Authority Orders Strike Starting Today   Five Unions, Three Networks Involved In Dispute Over Contract

SEN. THOMAS I$. DEFEATED   Loses To Rep. Monroney In Oklahoma Runoff  By 24,000 Votes

Rescuers Drop On Yukon Peak  Parachute Team Goes For Victims of Crash

Paratroop Aiding 10 Men Marooned  In Yukon Search   Plane Crash-Landed While   Seeking C-54; Mystery $.0.8. Heard In U. S.

Para-Rescue Crew Aids 10 On Mt. Top   Meanwhile Faint SOS Starts New Search for Plane.

SIX PARACHUTE ~TOGRASH SCEN   AID TAKEN TO 10 FLIERS MAROOGYED ON A YURON MOUNTAIN TOP.

Para-Rescue Crew Reach Plane Crash  New Radio Clue Renorted In Hunt

lowa, A Better Place To Live, In Year 1950   On The Surface It Looked About Same; Increases Noted

NEW CARINET FOR Tratw   Cotton Bill Might Draw Vengeance  Of Northerners

Cotton Cut Limitation  Bill Is Up   House Debate May Be Colored By , North-South Feud

RED CHINA ISSUES ANEW WARNINE   Isars SHE CANNOT “STAND  IDLY BY” WITH ALLIES IN ' NORTH KOREA.

Chinese Reds Warn Against U.N. Advance  Say They Can’t Stand Idlv Ry

Red China Is Warning Again   Vishinsky Comes Out   Completely Opposed  To U.N. Idea.

Red China Warns UN Forces Must Respect - Border  Saves Amertean War (tf   says American War Of Invasion Serious Threat To Her Seeurity

Whirlpool, Union Fight Gets Hotter   300 Picket Dryer Plaut After Three Stewards Are Fired

COMPANY SAYS WORK PACT WAS VIOLATED   Union Claims Washer Firm Seeking To Provoke Strike

State's Doctors To Study Treatment Of Persons Injured by Atom Blasts

rKeNwK KR ‘TERM’ “TAN YANK" USED BY NORTHERN PRESS HAS MEARN MINICTER EFlRINUS

Witness Trio Risk Contempt In Ohio Probe   Cincinnatians Balk At Questions When Inquiry Is Pushed

Hurricane Rips Central Florida  Storm Dying Down;  Two Persons Dead

Gulf Storm Leaves 2 Dead  Hurricane Stalls.   Hurricane Stalls, Then Doubles Back

WO DEAD AND 400 HOMELESS  Waning Tropical Storm Lashes Florida Citrus Belt

Hurricane Fatal fo Two: 400 Homeless   Remnant Winds Buffet Citrus Belt in Central Florida

Tricky Sform Fading Today   Leaving Two Dead, 400 Homelezs, Fishing Fleat Sunk in Florida Blow

‘Cedar Key, Fla., Has 400 Homeless in Hurricane; Citrus Belt Is Battered

More Than 400 Left Homeless By Hurricane  Two Persons Dead Ac Raeule nf Wind

lSoybeans   Hurricane Wallops Citrus Belt Of Florida in Orlando Area

Hurricane Is Dying   But Vicious Storm Leaves: Destruction _ And Death in Its.Wake

Acheson to Ask Assembly to Earmark Forces to Meet Aggression Anywhere

Korean Experience Basis For Program To Hasten Assembling Of Armies When Needed To Repel Aggression

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETS TUESDAY Acheson May Request New UN  Defenses Acainst Communist

Acheson to Ask New UN Action In Red Atiacks   Offers Three-Point Plan to Round Out  Rearmament Proposal

Also Seeks Earmarking  OF Troops And Neutral _ Observation Teams

U.S. to Seek Red Defenses   Acheson..1o Outline .Plan On U.N. Meetine 

Acheson Jo Ask Stout Defense  UN Assemble To Get Three U. S. Proposals

Acheson To Give Uk Thr ce N ew he 3 2 posal           Ex Naw Rats os

Acheson To Ask Assembly To Raise Stout Defenses Against Commie Aggression

CONSERVATION FARM REPORT DUE BY JAN. 12   Performance Reports To Br Filed By Deadline; Most Report In

Davenport Toll Now Set at 40  Launch Investigation ‘ Inte Hospital Tragedy

Death Toll In Hospital Fire Ils 40  Ruins Combed   Ruins Combed in Effort to Determine Cause

Firemen And Nuns To Testify Abou! Fire In Hospital Which Killed 40

Hospital Fire Toll Now 40  Hold Investigation Into Cause Of Blaze

Davenport Fire ls Investigated  Disaster Cause May Never Be Learned

Probe Death Of M0 in lowa Fire  One of 24 Saved In  Petatanlt Cansatstanm

Firemen, Nuns To Tell of Fire  Death Toll Set   Death Toll Set At 40 by ‘Coroner

Launch Inquiry in Hospital Blaze at Davennorf, lowa   Death Toll Up ta 40 As Only 19 Badies Are Positively Identified

LaunchProbe Of Iowa Fire Fatal To 40   Eye - WV stmesses To Tell! Stories To Officials: Hold Inquest Later

Hospital Fire Death Toll Is Set At Forty   Only 38 Bodies Are Recovered

ITo Investigate Tragedy  Death Toll Set At 40 In Hospital Fire: Fire Officials Probe Cause

Davenport Blaze Toll Climbs to 40  Only 19 of Bodies Already Identified

Europe Is Far From Ready   Army Secretary Pace Warns Allies Of Unpreparedness for Red Assault

Atlantic Allies ‘Not Prepared, Pace Warns   Brussels Meet Told U. S. Will Help Those Who Prepare ‘Own Defenses

Several States Held In Grip Of  Serious Floods   Midwest And Southern States Battle Damaging Food Situation In Areas   MEMPHIS AMONG STORM HIT CITIES  (BULLETIN)

Controls. Clamped On Credit Buying  Regulations Will Make It Harder To Purchase Cars, Appliances Soon

TRUMAN SIGNS HOME FRONT CONTROL BILL   Payment Regulations Become Effective September 18

Reds Hit With Record Strike By Air Forces  ~ Two-Hour Attack A Pohang Sets Port Ahlava FEliavre Sav

Daily News Index   North Korean Port of Pohang Flames After UN Fire Raid

State Demands Death Penalty For Bednasek   Court Instruct Jury of Eignt Men and Four Women to Fix Penalty in Event Werdict of Guilfy Is Returned

lowa Student Murder Trial Is Given Jury    Robert Bednasek Tells. Friends ‘I Have Hone’

HAG HOPES ho MURDER CASE HOES TRY   Court Tells Jurors It Is Up to Them to Fix Penalty If Convicted.

Ponder Story of Bednasek, I: Advice to Jury   Judge Twrns: Over €ast For Decision As State Urges Death Penalty

Sec. Acheson Scores Soviet U. N. Conduc'!  Malik Disregards Duties, He Asserts

Acheson Scores Soviet Blocking Of UN On Korea   Secretary of State Denounces Russia’s Conduct in Council

Acheson Charges Russian Attempt To Block Peace   Conduct of Russia in U. N Security Council Rapped By State Secretary

Startling Birth Figures Revealed   One Hundred Thousan¢ Born Out of Wedlock Each Year.

Quick Wind-Up of Senate's Protracted Communist  Inquiry Appears Possible

Prouross Slowed   Quick Wind-Up of Senate’s Protracted Communist  Inquiry Appears Possible

 Once Choked Mother for Saying ‘Ain’t’  Prodigy, 22, Held in Atlanta For Slaying Cabbie in Park

Al Brains, Little Sense... . OE oo ee  Intellectual Giant Accused Of Murder

MOTHER SCOLDED FOR GRAMMAR ‘Intellectual Prodigy  Held in. Cabbie’s Death

YOUNG PRODIGY ADMITS MURDER   BRILLIANT LAWYER ZY.ON MOTIVE “OR THE SLAYING

War M May Start Start At Any Time,  Vinson Warns   Truman’s Plan For Korea, Preparation Just Not Enough, He Declares

Entire Brink — Staff Quizzed   Former Employes of Bostor Concern Also Called: ir for Questioning.

CHECK ALL EMPLOYES   Police Are Working to Solve Huge Robbery at Rrink’s. Inc.

Questioning of Employes Begins  Effort Being Made To Get Robbery Lead

Hole Torn In Anchored Wooden Freighter  Barges Break Loose, Crash Into Ships On Mississippi

Runaway Barges Damage 3 Ships On Mississippi  Sixteen Break Loose Fw: Ribas: Micfen en.   Sixteen Break Loose In New Orleans; No One Injured

‘SLUGGING’ IS ACCUSED  Picket Told to ‘Get Out of Town’ In Telephone Flareup at Vernon   Telephone Strike In Second Week

Secon ae FES 2k Ge  Vernon Telephone Exchange Picket Is Ordered To “Get Out Of Town’’

“Tremendously Pleased  Duff Takes ‘Wait and See’ ‘Attitude on Uis Future

Dull Emerges As Leading Contender For Presidency Alter Smashing Victory

Duff, Victor by 126,000 Votes, Has ‘Wait and See Attitude on Future

rovernor Adopts “Wait and See” Attitude in Wake of Convincing Republican Victory in Pennsylvania.

Naval Officers Ex pect M ounting Demand For Duty In Korean Fight

U. 5. Navy Expected To Step Up Attack on Red Korean Sea Lane:   Officers at American Base In Japan See Need for More Ships and Men

Legion Maps Fund Raising Drive Pennsylvanian First Quadruple Amputee

Mother Hopes To See Her Disabled Son Soon   Loses Parts of All Four Limbs By Frostbite in Koreon War Recently

Legion Starts Rehabilitation Fund . . . Widowed Mother Hopes fo Spend New Year's With Quadruple Amputee Son

Mother Hopes To Spend New Year's With Son Disabled In All 4 Limbs By Frostbite Suffered In Combat

To Visit Legless And Armless Son   Widowed Mother Tries ‘To be Brave,’ But Says ‘It Isn’t Easy’

Mother Plans Visit to Son   Young Soldier First Quadruple Amputee

FIRST QUADRAPLEGIC OF KOREAN WAR a es SRE aS  Mother To Visit Crippled GI Soon

‘lm Trying To Be Brave’  Mother To Visit Son Who Lost Hands and Feet in Korean Wa;

Soil Conservation Program Progresses:  Elec. Of Supervisor, Sub. Dist. 2, Oct. 3

County Demo Convention Set Saturday  Name Delegates To State Parley In Auaus+

In Shade ¢ of War   SECOND HAWAII DOCK UNION ‘OFFICIAL DEFIES RED PROBE

Politicos Stress ‘Foreign Issues In Last Appeal   Local Situations Likely To Determine . Results In Numerous. Contests   Elections At A Glence

Johnson Gives Stalin Warning  U. S. Builds Power To Meet Aaaressor

Webb Sees Coming Fall OF Dictators  Totalitarianism << pi . Se ere, Pee ee   Totalitarianism To Decay in Era Official Claims

 PLINK-A-PLINK-PLINK Glen May Tune Up His Old Guitar And Hit the Sawdust Trail Again

Lead Doubled For Williams In Vote Count   Republicans Hope Ta Gain Back 500

Food Give-Away Program Expand: To Big Operation   Agriculture Division To Send Surplus to Needy in 47 States

Senate Group Acts to Stop  stal Cuts       Committee Unanimse In Vote to Override Postmaster’s Order 

Mail Delivery Cut Overridaen   Senate Committee Fakes swift Action

Senate Group Acts to Stop Postal! Cuts   Committee Unanimsus In Vote to Override Postmaster’s Order

Mail Service Slash Slapped By Committee   Senate Group Votes To Override Action Of Postmaster Genera

Aix Raid Alert System Devised: Yraining Urged   Clay Asks Area Wardens Be Appointed; Audible Equipment Set Up

Standard System Of Raid Warnings Scheduled in State   Wilkinson Saya Practice Should Be Held in Communities by Directors

Taft Says T-H Law Could Be Improved  New Legislation Unlikely This Year

Weirton Rallies to ‘Beat CIO in Organization of New Steel Workers Union

JOIN BAKER FACULTY   President Nelson Horn Announces Appointment of Three

JOIN BAKER FACULIE  President Nelson Horn_Announces tment of Three

Unity Plan In Economy Is Studied At Capitol   Committee Provided Under Coordinator To Direct Matters

PLANS SET UP TO UNIFY ALL U. S. POLICIES   Coordinator Would Direct Work Of  Various Groups

WOULD UNIFY U.S. ECONOMIC POLICY   TRUMAN IS PLANNING A HIGH COMMAND T0 is COORDINATE ACTIONS

Foreign Policy. Unity Sought  Various Department: To Work in Harmon,

Unity Sought For Policies   White House Considers Proposal to Aid Domestic, Foreign Programs,

NEW POLICIES SEEN AS NEED INNERVE WAR   Greater Unity One O! Essentials, White House Is Told

Look Toward End of Marshall Plan   Foreign Use of US Surplus to Be Studied

Lawyer, Tobacco Man Seek Office   ® Two Men Vie For House Speakership 

TRUMAN WINS MAJOR TEST IN CONGRESS   Party Lines Severed As Rule Change Vote Counted

Plant Manager McMillan Announces Pennsylvania Order : Increased from 2,000 to 3,000 Box Cars; Hopes Produc tion Can Be Started in September,

PRESSED STEEL GETS ORDER FOR 1,000 CARS   Plant Manager McMillan Announces Pennsylvania Order Is  Increased from 2,000 to 3,000 Box Cars; Hopes Produc tion Can Be Started in September.

First Air Raid Warning Test Set For Dec. 27  Mayors of All Cities _In State Asked fo hearva Rad Ala:

To Test Air Raid Alert Warning in State December 27   Exact Arrangements to Be Explained Later to Citizens of 99 Towns.

Snow Storm Hits State   Fall Reaches. Blizzard Rate in Many Areas

3 States Swept by Strong Gales   Twisters Cause Heavy Loss:  Dead. 50 Hurt

Damage Mounting As Hurricane Winds Lash  Ottumwa And Vicinity   One Killed, 50  Hurt In Tornadoes

ONE KILLED, 50 HURT BY. TWISTERS   Perryton, Texas, Reports Death and 13 Injuries; Kansas Has Toll of 37 Persons Hurt.   FOUR TORNADOES HIT OKLAHOMA   Blinding Dust Storm at El Paso and Lubbock; Snow Falls in Rockies and Nebraska.

Tornadic Winds Leave Destruction In Three States, Kill One Person

Dust Storms Join Twisters Across Southwest Areas  One Death Occurs in [ae AL owe CH Bewee.

Twisters Strike In Three States . .-. . Tornadoes Sweep Destructive Path

Tornadoes Cut Acréss Three States, Killing One Person As Dust Storms Plague West

Twisters Hit Texas, Dklahoma And Kansas; Light — ning Strikes Pittsburgh Stree@Car Hurt ing 23 Passengers

UPWARDS OF 50 ARE HURT BY TWISTERS   36 Injured As Great Bend Building Falls: 14 Hit la Texas

TORNADOES RIP THROUGH WIDE 3-STATE AREF   One Texan Is Killed, For Supply, Okla., Hit—37 Hurt in Kansas

Tornadoes Rin Through Three Central States  Fifty Persons Hurt Ae Uiinds Hit Texas   Fifty Persons Hurt As Winds Hit Texas  Oldahema, Kansas

Fifty Injured By Tornadoes   Winds Sweep Thru West Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma

Tornadoes Whirl Beross 3 States   One Dead, 50 Hurt In Midwest Storms

Twisters Rip Texas, Kansas and Oklahome   Lightning Blasts Pittsburgh Streetéar, 23 Hospitalized

Blow In Texas Takes One Life, Injures 13   Oklahoma And Kansas Struck, Housing Pro‘ect Wrecked

TORNADOES RIP THREE STATES; 1 DEAD, 50 HURT  TEXAS, OKLAHOMA  AND KANSAS HIT BY ROARING WIND

Twisters Play HobWithAreas Of Southwest - One Dead As High - Winds Sweep Texas.

50 Injured In Tornadoes In Mid- West Area  ieee ee oe = ee Reni   Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas Hit by lHWeavy Storms 

High Winds  Cause Damage In 3 States   Gales Damage Spots in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas; One Death Reported in Texas.

M any Inj ured By Winds In Three States   Man Killed In Texas, Dannige Is Heavy In Oklahoma And Kansas

One Killed As ‘Twisters Hit Tri-State Arec   Tornadic Winds Cut Through Texas, Okla., Kansas Towns

Break May Be Near In Newspaper Strike  Strikers to Yote on Proposals but   Strikers to Vote on Proposals but Other Uniens May Not Come Back

End Seems Near In Newspaper Strike   Pittsburgh Mailers And Track Drivers Vate Today On Propasal Of fered Gy Publishers

FOR AMERICAN USE IN KOREA Field Headquarters At Suwon lsBeing Whipped Into Shape

YANKS SET UP HEADQUARTERS NEAR SUWON   Abandoned School Is MacArthur GHQ Branch; 200 ©  Americans There. ‘

U. §. Field Headquarters in Korea ls an Abandoned School Near Suwon

New Slowdown Is Hinted By Miners’ Chief   Law To Halt Strike To Be Invoked Unless Diggers Back On Job Today Is Official White House Comment

Nation’s. Coal Pile Down To 15-Day Supply An’. Dead: Of: Winter’

Mine Workers’ Chief Hints at Work Slowdown   Close Watch Being Kept for Last-Minute Moves; Spread of Strike This Morning Believed Probable.

W ary Observers Keep Close Watch On Early Mine Shifts: Knowing Lewis Is Full Of Surprises

President Ready To Pitch Order At John L. Lewis   Truman Has Fireball In Taft-Hartley Act

President Seeks Speedy ‘Process’ ToEnd Walkouts   Law To Halt Strikes Promised Unless Miners Are Back At Work Today; Field Reports Indicate Nationwide Defiance Instead

REPORTS SHOW COAL WALKOUT DUE TO SPREAD   Lewis Hints Slowdown May Be Answer To Use Of Labor Act

Most Of Miners May Be Idle By  Nightfall Today   West Virginia and Pennsylvania Diggers Fail To Show Up; Union Chief Says Men Anary at Operators: President To Act

Union Now Faces Taft-Hartley Act injunctive Power  UMW Members Angry  Because Owners Lett Lewis Meeting

OUTIKES FXpected (0 spread; . lifteen-Vay Coal Supply Now Above Ground in-Nation.

Will Try To Speed Its Processes; Lewis Turns Down President’s Plea For Strike Truce

REPORTS SHOW COAL WALKOUT DUE TO SPREAD      fswis Hints Slowdown  May Be Answer To »  Use Of Labor Act «:

Enemy Flees Capital Toward Border 28 Mi. Away; Pockets Fight Fiercely in Big Trap

Marines Make Victory Sweep  Across Seoul  Main Body of Reds Flee From Capital As U.S. Unite Pursue

Russian Hysteria Tactics Seen As Result Of Denials   Flying Saucer: Claimed U.S. lnventions

KkKkKwawk Ke NEGRO INFANTRYMEN COUNTERATTACK TO  TAME RATTIE MOILNT

Russia Protests Bomber, Shot Down Off Korea, Was On Training Mission

Winners Reaction Mixed Over Meaning of GOP Victory  Dewey and Taft Split on Position That Win Means a Greater Trend Toward Isolationism

Taft, Other GOP Winners, Deny Isolationism  Gov. Dewey Differs In View; Election Theoriec Studied

VIEWS OF TAFT, DEWEY DIFFER   N. Y. Governor Thinks He Sees Trend Toward lsolationism

Dewey Sees Some lsolationists in Republican Party   But Taft Says There are None Active in Party

Seek Check on Reshuffling of Gov't Agencies   Senators Fear _ Abuse of Power by President Truman

GETS A U. S. LOAN   Additional Funds Approved After Urgent Pleas From Tito

State’s Oldest Resident Dies   Mrs. Josephine Girard of Durand Reached 109

Oldest Wisconsin Resident  Durand'’s Mrs. Girard Dies in Hospital at 109

GOP To Study Foreign Policy   Efforts Being Made T: Restore Bipartisan Acreement

Senate GOPs May Clarify Stand On Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy   Taft Sees Possible Statement On This Question Next Week

CG. O.P. Foreign Policy Likely To Be Clarified   Senate Committee May Make Statement: Dewey In Appeal

Senate G.O.P. Group May Soon Clarify  Position On Bipartisan Foreign Policy

Deny Lattimore Was Architect of China Policy   Marshall, Byrnes, Hull Join in Reply to Senator’s Charge

EARL BROWDER, FIELD TO FACE U. 8. CHARGES   Refusal to Answer Termed Affront  To Congress

Say Lattimore Did Not Guide Foreign Policy   Ex-Secretaries Join in Defense Of Acheson

Four Deny Lattimore Influence   Acheson, 3 Predecessor: Say He Did Not Shape Far East Policy.

Regal Sendoff Is Planned For Nation's ‘Shriners When They Leave Los Angeles

Special License Fees Set for State Thruway   Annual Permits for  Use of Turnpike to — Cost from $5 to $80

Foul-Smelling Smog Engulfs Detroit Area   No Immediate Damage Noted After fumes Vanish

US. Ready fo Discuss Peace   But State Dept. Says It Will Not Treat With Russ in Secret

PARLEY COULD COME TnnUGr UN GHANKELo   U. §. Wants All Possible ? Doors Open for Peace Talks.

U.S. Ready To Talk With Soviet   Solons Hear State Department Views

‘All Possible Doors’ Open For Exchange Of Views, Rusk Tells Solons   UN Is Preferred As Means Of Act   But He Remains Silent On Churchill Proposal For Mediation

Efforts Is Pressed To Halt Cold War   State Department Agrees To Talk Peace In United Nations Or Throuch Channels

Rusk Presents Parley Stand   Says United States Not Willing to “Sit Down in Corner’ With Soviet:

U.S. PREPARED TO TALK PEACE WITH RUSSIANS   Willing to Discuss Vital Issues With Reds Any Time

US. Ready to Confer with  Soviet Union   Churchill Suggestion Meets With State Dept. Approval -

Officer Taken After 6-month Search by FBI   Lt, Boaz, Wanted for Breaking Safe on Ship: Deserting

Rain Again Swells Flood at Winnipeg  Work to Save Dikes, But Fear Collapse

Rain Pours On Flooded Winniped  Cmnadian Clty   Canadian City Battles Water, With More Coming

Roosevelt Faces Tough First Test In Primary Election Next Tuesday

Jimmy Roosevelt Faces Vote Test   Runs for Governor In California Primary

Indo-China Faced With RedAttacks  Guerrillas Drive I pee eee BUMS. eeeeeseeeeReeen   Guerrillas Drive French Forces From Strong Border Point

Guerrillas Drive French From Key Indo-China Post  Reds Stage Threats Along Wide Front, Capture Border Fort

Reds Attack FrenchIn Indo China   One Important Post Is Captured From French As Communist Uprisin:  Breaks Out On Big Arc.

WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH Wauneita McConnell, Minister 10:30. a, m., Church School: 9:45 ge. m., Morning Worship,   Church of Christ  BANDAUTA

RESCUE PARTY. BATTLING WAY. THROUGH SNOW   Eight Children. Among 21 Persons Aboord franspart

Hope to Find Some Survive Spurs Effort   Mission Group and Children Aboard Missing Transport

MISSIONS LISTED   HNESTROY Ww   THE TEXAS POLL  Shivers Far Ahead; Brooks Leads Field

20 More Yanks Are Found Shot   New Atrocities Are Discovered in Korea

20 More Gis Shot, Hands Behind Backs   Latest Commumistic Atrorities In Korea Tald By 25th Division

A NATIONAL TITLE   Herb Semper, K. U., Win: Cross Country Run at  East Lansing

Truman Gets Full Support Of Conaress   Republicans, and Democrats Alike Join in Responding to National Emergency DecIaration

Both Parties Back 'Plan::.. of Président   Republichae: Favor" Even Stricter 5. ' Curbs on“Economy.

Republicans Think Truman Didn't Go Far Enough In State Of Emergency Speech

Home Building Is Aiding Other Work  Demond for Other Product Helping With Jobs

J, HIBBS BUCKMAN LEFT ESTATE OF $200,000   Veteran Attorney's Will Was Probated Here Yesterday   OTHER ESTATES FILED

BUCKMAN ESTATE TO REACH $200,000   Late Langhorne Attorney Leaves $100,000 Personal and $100,000 Real Estate  ATHER WII! S FILED

Safe Cracker’s Immodesty Nets Stay in Clink After 30 Minute’s Work

Heyburn Swings Into Cooke Camp   Duff Quickly Counters With Statement From Barber.

Heyburn to Head Cooke’s Campaign In Pa. GOP Fight   Auditor General Lines Us ) With Anti-Duff Group; Barber Backs Fine

Businessmen Fear Rationing   Top Labor Leaders Worried About the Di rection of WMC

Phones’ Use Near Normal Over Nation      Injunction Issued In Birmingham; Pickets On Line In Gadsden

Night-Long Filibuster By Small Group of Senators Is In Vain   Langer Collapses, * Sen: Douglas Sobs   iSenate Votes 57 to 10 to Override; House Tally  286-48 Against Yeto

Senate Overrides Veto Of Anti-Commie Bill   Truman Signs War Tax Hike Bill

Subversive Bill Veto Overridden By Weary Senate   Stayed in Session Throughout Night; Rebuffs President

Senate Cements Major Defeat For HST Stand   Night-Long Session Proves Futile After Six Back Truman; Votina Runs 57-10

Solons Override Presidential Veto of Measure  Congress Paves Way   Congress Paves Way For Adjournment After Long Debate

Sen. Langer Collapses After All-Night Speech   Fight of Few Senators Against Measure  ficken Cammiunicte Dolave Adiaurnment

Negotiations At Whirlpoo Urged Today   Efforts To Avert Strike Increased

Channel  Swim Begun By 2 Girls   * Shirley May France,   Shirley May France, Florence Chadwick  Enter Together *

EUROPEAN ARMY NEARS CREATION  Acheson Calls Inter-American Parley To Counter Red Menace

Plane Landed After Mishap With One Deac   Engine Explodes And Broken Propeller Of Airliner Tears Cabin

LIGHT-POWER KOREAN PLAN IS APPROVEL   Soviets Strongly Object To Program Authorizing Unity of Nation.

8-Power Plan Adopted by 47105 Vote   Action of Assembly Seen As Final Approval for Push by Allied Forces North of 33th Parallel

8-Power Plan Opposed Only By Soviet Bloc   Assembly Adopts Master Pian to Stabilize Korea

UN Assembly Authorizes Drive Across 38th Parallel, Has Master Korean Rebuilding Plan

UNITED NATIONS VOTE AUTHORITY TO UNIFY KOREA   SOVIET BLOC GIVES ONLY OPPOSITION AS DELEGATES POLLED

Full U.N. Votes Drive in  North Korea   Action Is 46-5 In Favor of Crossing Border

: Korean Peace Vote Now Near  Russia Desperate  In Stalling J), ae tm

U.N. Authorizes Final Drive Into Red Korea   Assembly, Over Soviet Opposition, Writes  Master Plan for Re-Building the War-Torn Nation: 8-Power Propesal Adopted, 47 to 5.

UN Okays Sending Troops Across 38th  MacArthur Given Signal To Mave Into Red Knran

U. N. Vote Give: ‘Go’ Signal To Cross Parallel  Assembly Votes 46-5   Assembly Votes 46-5 On Plan To Unify Korean Nation

U. N. AUTHORIZES ATTACK ACROSS 38TH PARALLEL   Disregards Bitter Soviet Opposition In Adopting &-Power Plan For Korea

Vote in Effect Gives Go Ahead to MacArthur   Assembly Overrides Bitter Opposition by Soviet Bloc

U. N. Authorizes Drive Past 38th   Assembly Votés 46 to 4 fo: Key Section of 8-Power Plan   SOVIET VOTE OPPOSEL   Majority For “All Appro priate Action” to Stabilize Korea

Master Plan For Unitied Nation OK’d   Allied Proposal Approved 47 To 5

Westerm Plan Would Carry Qut Elections   Soviet Bloc Alone  Opposes Program Winning 47-5 O.K.

Assembly Votes Al to 5 for U.N. Drive into North   Maps Master Plan For Unifying Steps In Korean Cleanup

Final U.N. Drive Over  38 Ordered   Assembly Also Write: Master Plan For Rebuilding Korea, Torn Rv War

U. N. Assembly Authorizes Allies To Cross 38th Parallel   World Group Blueprints Plan To Unity Korea

Seized City Reported Only Two Miles South Of Border And On Road To Red Capital   South Korean Troops Now Deep In Red Territory And Within 20 Miles Of Wonsan, Big Industrial Port City, Hal Boyle Reports.   BULLETIN

U. N. APPROVES DRIVE ACROSS 38TH PARALLEL   Adopts Eight-Nation Plan Over Bitter Red Opposition.

Soviet Bloc Alone In Opposition fo Unification Step   Adopt 8-Power Plan for Peace By Lop-Sided Vote

Expect Final Approval -OfKorean Peace Plan   “UN: Assembly Meets Today for-Action von Proposal Which: Permits Troops to Cross38th ‘Parallel. in’ Move’ to  > PERL Wear Stricken Nation.   SPEECHES DELAY BALLOT

UN Approval Given Drive  Across 38th   Bitter Russian Opposition Beat Down, 46 to 5

U.N. Votes Korean Resolution  ig ee Drive Over Parallel  Master Plan for Reconstruction Adopted,

Votes for Key Part of Plan to Rebuild Nation   Disregards Bitter Soviet Opposition to 8Power Proposal

Western Peace Plan to Unify Embattled: Country Is Authorized; Soviet Bloc Stands Alone on Vote

U.N. Okays  Final Drive Against Reds   Authorizes Push Across 39th Parallel; Master Plan For Rebuilding Of Country Written

JURIST GIVEN 60-DAY TERM   Appeal For New Trial Denied; Emmert Adds $300 Fine.

Sentenced For Contempt Of State Court   Sullivan County Jurist Also Gets Fine of $300

Judge Harris Sentenced to  60 Days in Jail   Sullivan Attorneys Testify Circuit Judge Compared Them to His ‘‘Hound Dog, Toby”

State Supreme Court Gives Norval Harris Term and $300 Fine After Short Deliberation.   WILL BE TAKEN TO STATE FARM TODAY

Sales Tax Receipts Show Big Increase  First Quarter: Of Year § Million Ahead Of 1949

SALES TAX RECEIPTS UP 21.14 PER CENT   Almost $8,600,006 In Revenue Keported Fer First Quarter Of Fiseal Year

NEW PROUECT THIS WEEK      Flan Calling for Shipping of Matertal and Tools from America Is Given Strong Support on Capitol Hill.

WILL START NEW PROJECT THIS WEEK   Plan Calling for Shipping of Matertal and Tools from America Is Given Strong Support on Capitol Hil.

Father of Quads Says It’s Tough   Rearing Six Children On $1.32 an Hour Held Tough by Andy Zavada

CARRY ATTAGK WITH FRONTAL SUWON DRIVE   Two Red Tanks Pierce U. S. Lines; Bazooka Men on Hunt.

Entire American Line Unde Pressure In Southern Korea   MacArthur Headquarters Announcement Says Communists Have Seized Initiative

REDS TRYING TO QUTFLANK U.S. TROOPS   mnemy Armored Forces and Mobile Columns Seize Initiative at Front.

—ON MOVE—~ Offensive  Opens on ° Suwen Line   U.S. POSITION LESS GRAVE

American Advanced Positions Split in First Clash With North Koreans, But U.S. Commander Says Reds Are in for Surprise

Veto-Proof Curb on Reds Passed, Sent to President   312-20, 51-7 Votes; McGrath Indicates Truman Opposition

Big Anti-Red Bill Margins  Doom Veto   Both Senate, House Act by Huge Votes; Truman Fears Basic Liberties Threatened

Russ Reiferate Stand on Kores   Security Council Discussion Uraed

Russia Wants UN Meeting  Red China Must Be   On Council However’

Close Races Anticipated In Many States Picking  Congressmen, Governors   REPUBLICANS   Need Gain Of Seven Seats In Senate, 49 In House To Get Control

Votes To Sef U. 5. Policies   Control of Congress At Stake in Nation

Early Vote Indicates Record at Polls Today   Confused Korean War Situation a Factor as Nation Decides Contro} of Congress; Hot, Contests Bring Big Turnout in Major Cities

Balloting Brisk InKey Sfafes on Congressmen   32 States Naming Governors—432 House Seats Loom

Close Races Indicated in Some States  36 Senate Seats, 432 Places in House at Stake

NATION VOTES ON CONGRESS   Will Decide Whether Democrats Or Republicans To Control  MANY OTHER RACES

Big Early Vote Recorded After Tough Campaigr   Throngs Flock to Polls in Forenoon: Ohio Is Out En Masse

Congress At Stake In Hot Contests  a    Truman Casts Vote; First Report Holds Straw For Each Side

Taft's Ohio Bid ls One of Top Drawing Cards   Record 42,000,000 May Ballot; Rule of Congress at Stake

Hot Contests May Set New Ballot Mark   42 Million Expected To Go to Polls Today; East Leads Balloting

2-Year Control Of Congress Is Foremost Issue   Many Close Races Indicated As Voters Select 36 Senators, 432 House Members. 32 Governors

co ww ee ” ee RS SS ee rea)  Hot Contests in Bigger States Bring Out Big Vote   Probable Record Off-Year Ballot Expected Today

Voters Decide Legislators for Fateful Years   Who'll Control Con gress Being Decidec In Heavy Balloting

Early Reports On Voting Show A Heavy Trend  Record Pi leup in 2 ‘Off-Year’ Probable

Balloting May Set New Mark For’ Off-Year"   Indications Point To Close Results In Many Contests

Nation Swarms To Polls for Vote On Varied Issues  Governors Posts At Stake in 32 of State Elections

Hi t Races Bring Out Voters ©   Heaviest Off-Year .  Election on Record Predicted ; Control  or Conc rona. at Stake

Metropolitan Centers Cast Record Totals   No Significant Trend Seen In Any Section

Vote Interest General Over Entire Nation   Heavy Interest in Campaigns Brings Out Citizens to  Polls Everywhere

42 Million Expected to Go to Polls   36 Senators, 432 House Members to Be Picked Tuesday

Voting Heavy In St tates of Big Population   Hot Contests Bring Out Large Vote In Ohio, Other Key Sections

Record Vote Seen In Key Contests   Early Turnouts Heavy; Weather Good Over U.S.

BALLOTING ON Blo CALE IN MANY STATE!   Heavy Turnout in Morning Hours in Ohio and Eastern Cities.

Record Vote Possible For Off-Year Count   New York Bolsters Police Force To Avert Disorders

A Heavy Early Vote Is Cast In Big Centers   Long Lines Form -In Ohio Where Taft Seeks Re-Election

Voters Flocking Ta ‘Stateside Polls   Americans Choosing Congressmen AtPolls After Red-Hot Campaign;:Heavy Votina

Rise In Cost OF Labor And Materia! Cited  New Round Of Price Increases lL oaoms In Automobile Industry

TWO DAUGHTERS OF OILMAN WED   ONE ELOPES WITH SHOE RE PAIRMANS SON, OTHER MARRIES BANKER’S S0N.

New Method To Reduce Decay   Health Department Plans Demonstration Here In Limestone

U. N. Troops and Tanks Hold Firm or Counter-Attack Along Entire Beachhead Battlefront

DIE IN AIR CRASH   Three Men Believed To Be  Oklahoma University Students

FIERY DEATH PLUNGE  Plane Explodes in Air, Kills 3 U. of Okla. Studen}:

Students Perish As Light Airplane Crashes in Field  Woman Reports Seeing Craft Hit, Burst In’o Flames

Plane Crash Kills Three 0). U. Students   Craft Falls in Arkansas Field After Exploding

School Bus Hits Train After Brakes Fail; 12 Pup:is, Driver Injured

Father Plants Bomb in Plane To Kill Family   Stewardess Bares Love for Engineer In Abortive Scheme

LOVE ANGLE IN PLOT 70 BLOW UP AIRLINER   Stewardess Bares Secret as Engineer’s Plan to Kill Wife and Children Fails.

Lieutenant Tells Story Of What It Is Like To Be Under  Almost Constant Enemy Fire   Small Group Of Yanks Surrounded For Four Days On Hill Near Naktong River; A Few Finally Reach Safety After  Gruelling Experience.

U.S. Soldiers, Trapped on Hill ' By North Koreans for Six Days. Return to Their Division

 At Least Eight Survive Four Days In Naktong Bulge— —  Amarirane Boat Of Over 20 Attacks On Bill Positio;

Two Party Merger Is Predicted  Truman Opponent Invite, GOP South

Gl’s Rescue Stranded Train  U.S. Engineers Ignore Orders; Seize Station

American Combat Engineers Rescue Munitions Train in No-Mans-Land

BADGER NLRB CASE DECIDED   Supreme Court Reverses State Board Ruling

Ohio River and Its Tributaries Spill Into More Communities ~Hundreds of Persons Behind Weakened Levees Refuse to Flee to Higher Ground—Red Cross Urges Evacuation of Entire Village, but Many Remain Behind.

More Rain Adds New Peril To Flood-Beset Midwest   Illinois-Kentucky Border Threatened wm oat. OR Ott Reahind  evee

Steady Rains Add to Peril of River Floods  Many Remain Behind   Many Remain Behind Weakened Levees Decnite Warninac

TRUMAN VISITS MARIXE BASE   President and High Defense Dignatarios Witnees Bemonstration of Assault Tacticg at / Marine = ‘Trainhig- Base ~ at “ Chiantion. Via.

Nation’s Top Leaders See Maneuvering   Beach Attack Mukea Impression; Returns To Washington Todav

Missouri Jury Cites ‘Rotten’ Public Offices   County Investigation Planned Immediately: Slain Hoodlum ‘Sang

Federal Jury Reports ‘Shocking’ Evidence Of Violations of State Law

JURY SHOCKED BY CONDITIONS IN KANSAS GIT   Federal Investigation Bares Evidence of Corruption in Public Office.

New Y ork Stoc' Saw “as   Fiforts to Reach 27 Plane Crash Victims Abandoned Until Snrina

‘Abundant Living’ Daily Inspirational Message   First Chapter of E. Stanley Jones’ Book * To Apnear In Evening Standard Tomorrow

 Times Herald To Publish ‘Abundant Living’, Daily Inspirational Message By E. Stanley Jone:

The Register-News to Publish ‘Abundant Living’  Daily Inspirational Message by E. Stanley Jones

IThe Telegraph to Publish ‘Abundant Living,’ Daily Inspirational Message by E. Stanley Jones

Tribune Presents Daily Inspirational ‘Message Written by E. Stanley Jones

The Gazette To Publish ‘Abundant Living’, Daily Inspirational Message By Dr. E. Stanlev Jones

9% of Parity Sef As Support Price For 1951 Cotton   Agri Department Cites Need for Production Increase

Costa Rican Catholics Give Thanks For Reappearance of Virgin's Statue

BELLS TOLL NEWS a  Costa Riea Catholics Rejoic Over Return of Holy Statue

WOMEN ASK FIREMEN TO FORM AUXILIARY   First Time In 57 Years Fo Such A Group To Be Formed At Doylestown  58 ARE READY TO JOIN

FATE OF MAIL BILL LEFT IN DOUBT AS WALSH IS ABSENT   Indiana Senator Is Only One Who Can Initiate Ac To Cancel Curtail Order

MAIL VOTE MAY HANG ON WALSH   House Won't Ballot Today Unless He Returns, Maybe Not At All   STRANGE RULE USED

P, 0, SERVICE TO KEEP YULE MAIL MOVING   Ample Deliveries Are Promised For Holiday Season

Lattimore Wants U.S. To Spurn Nationalists, Await Dignity in China

Disavow Chiang Urges Lattimore   But Don’t Recognize Red Regime Either, Says Asia Expert

Also Feels New Regime Cannot Be Recognized   Sees Present Policy Giving: Russia Much Stronver Foothold In China

INSTITUTE AWARDS HONORARY DEGREE TO GENERAL CLAY   Four Other Distinguished Men Honored At Com-

BERLIN ROUTE AGAIN CLOSED BY RED ORDER   Russian Ships Make Appearance Near Maneuvers

Crisis Looming In Berlin On Restrictions  Allies Retaliating Against Travel Ban   Allies Retaliating Against Travel Ban Clamped On By Russie

Youth Dies In Fire   Crushed By Falling ‘Wall During $250,000 Blaze at Emnoria

VICTIM OF BLAZE   Emporia Youth Smotherec to Death Beneath Pile of Bricks

Two Series of Quakes Cause Damage in Parts Of California, Mexico

Earihquakes Hit In Mexico Cify and California   None Reported Injured But Damage Caused at Army Ordnance Depot.

Holiday Death Toll of 114 Far Below Expectations: 22 Lose Lives in Blazes

Holiday Death Toll ls Lower Than ixpected   Traffie Accidents Are Linder Predictions of National Safety Group

ACCIDENT TOLL REACHES 255   168 Die In Holiday Traffic, 36 In Fires; Deaths Are Under Expectations

Farm Land Prices  Headed Up Again   Rising Commodity Prices and Economic Activity Send Values Up to “48 Peak

Youths Discover Dazed Woman As She Sat In Car, FBI Called In By District Attorney’s Of. fice   CLUES TO IDENTITY  OF ASSAILANT FEW

ALL-WELDED METAL PT BOATS IS FINISHED   New Irpe Combat Vessel Will Be Christenped At Annapolis On Thursdar

MacArthur Plans to Set Up Firm Line in Korea Hopes to Stabilize Front After Catraatina Na Adace Than JE SE Ad.

 President Asks Congress to Wipe ‘Out Ban on Economic Aid to  Countries Selling to Soviets

Truman Plea To Wipe Out  Economic Ban   Tells Congress Measure Would Weaken Others More Than Satellites

Feonomic Aid  BanDangerous, Truman Warns   Asks Senate to Wipe Out War Goods Sales to Russia Amendment

President Asks No Ban Be Put On Aid Money   Help to Countries Selling to Russia Denied by Senators

Phillips Funeral Will Be Saturday   At Home in Bartlesville, Burial on Ranch

Senators Strike Af Drug Traffic   Attack Dope Racket Through Transport

Senate Strikes at Traffic in Drugs  Pass Bil IE to nent Boats,  Tape bins,

SENATE STRIATED AT DRUG TRAFFIC   APPROVE SEIZURE. OF CARS AND SHIPS USED BY NARCOTICS RINGS.

Senate Hits At Narcotics Racket  OK’s Bill To Seize Means Of Transport

Little Hope for Yangtze Traffic  Flying Arr: Viewed as ‘She wilewe

LIONS EAT HUGE CAKE  Perry Club —_— Confection to Celebrate Joint Meetings

LIONS EAT HUGE CAKE  Perry Club Urings Confection to Calehratea Jaint Meetings

Communists’ Stubborn Stand At Kapsan Holds Up Yank Drive One Day

Reds Delay Armor Column  At Kapsan   General Gains Made by U.N. on 950.-Mile Front

Fanatic Resistance Slows Border Arrival In Northeast Korea   Armored Column Finds Going Tough In Rugged Cold; Wounded Reds Refuse To Give Up.

ENDORSE NAME CHANGE   Local Civic Organization Will Be Known as Sertoma Club

ee Se ee ee  Local Civic Organization Will Be Known ag Sertoma Club

State Hospital High Official Is Suspended   Two Employes Also Ousted Pending Probe Of Misconduct Charges

21 Survivors Tell How Reds Summon Prisoners ‘To Chow, Then Shoot Ther:

U.S. PRISONERS MASSACRED BY N. KOREANS   Nearly 80 Americans. Previously Captured by Communists Machine-gunned.

Survivors of North Korean Red Massacre Tell Wheat H appened  To Americans on Ene my Train

“EES OUTING LO UlOW «= --but Slaughtered Instead  Survivors Tell How North Koreans Slaughtered GI’s As American Rescue Units Closed In Gn Red Captors.

‘Survivors Tell How Gl Prisoners Were ‘Taken to “Lunch’ And Then Slain by Reds

They Thought TheyWere Going To Chow But 100 Marched To Their Death

Doug Inspects Korea Fronts   Army Relatively Secure for the Present General Declares After Visit

MacArthur Finds Army ‘Relatively Secure,’ Plans to Carry on Fight

RESULTS KEPT SECRET FOR WEEK  Texas District Judge Defeated By Duval County Write-In Vote

POLITICO MAGNIFICO? Reams Undecided on Plans After Duval County Upset

Cross-Quizzing Of Bridges Ends  Witness Gives Sharp Replies to Donohoe

W. Va. Lad Acquitted Of Murder In Rifle- Slaying Of Coal Miner Father

KOREAN CASUALTY LIST CITED 11 OFFICERS AND MEN WOUNDED; (6 INJUREL

‘A. L. Champs Will Seek 4th Straight Win   Miller or Church To Hurl for Philly; No Rain Forecast

YANKEES CALL ON EDDIE FORD TO END SERIES   Sawyer Is Expected To Use Exther Miller Or Church

Throw In Star Rookie ‘Yanks Aim At Win Today ‘To Wind Up Series Battle

State’s Draft ‘Quota Is Set ‘At 463 Men   Lecal Boards Will Stari Calling Up Young Mer For Their ‘Physicals’ Next Month

Unofficial Unit Count Is 49 to 40   Lynn Backs IUE, Schenectady UE in Company-wide Vote

BiG SCHENECTADY PLANT STANDS BY EXPELLED UNIO!   LUE. Scores Victory In 55 Units Representing BOISS Workers

Victory Seen In Fight For Major Prize   Results Unofficial As Labor Board Staff Continues Vote Count

Right Wing IUE Victory Seen in GE Union Vote   Cio Forces Win By 5-3 Margin, Returns Indicate

‘New Dixie Victory On FEPC ‘May Provide Election Issue Parties Set To Blame Each Other

KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Mrs. Charles Guyer Was Daughter Of Former Resident Here

Danger Passes At Vincennes: River Recedes   Only 20 Men Are Used to Patrol Levee Today: County Floods also Are on Way Out.

River Danger Appears Past At Vincennes   Wabash Reeedes to 27 Feet Lessening Danger to Floodwall Protecting City

Senators Want Definite Goal On Foreign Aid  More Details On Vest, ’ Economic Program

Two Senators ‘@Urge Definite Goal for Aid   Orderly Approach Favored in Granting Foreign Assistance

Administration Urged To Set Definite Goal as Prelude to 'Any New Foreign Aid Program

Solons Demand Definite Goal On Foreign Aid   Republican, Democrat Team Up On Demands; Report Is Critized

Solons Call for “Definite Goal On Foreign Aid   Ways and Means Also Demanded Refare Action

U. S. Advised To Set Goal  On Economie Help Abroad   Senators Declare Survey Of Needs Should Be Begun

Ferguson, Green Urge Definite Goal As Prelude To Foreign Economic Aid

U. §. Must Set Foreign Aid Goal, Two Senators Say   Report on Economic Help to World Meets Criticism of Ferguson

‘Definite Goal Called For On For reign Aid   Ferguson And Green Also Want To Know Steps To Meet It

Chart Program, Senators Advise   Foreign Help Plan Must Have a Goal

Senators Seek Definite Goal On Foreign Aid  Warn Against Long Delays

2 Senators Ask Details Of Aid Plan   lerguson, Green Demand Outline   Taft Urges Caution In New Economic Help For Western Europe

Foreign Aid Fight Building in Senate   SEN. McCARRAN BOOSTED TO LEAD RED PROBERS

—-ECONOMIC-=  Want Goal Of F oreign Aid Stated  GOP, Democratic ' Senators Agree

‘Two Senators Ask For Definite Goal Before Seeking More Foreign Aid

FOREIGN AID ‘GOAL’ ASKED TO BE FIXED   “Objective” For Program Proposed Before Approval

Senators Ask Exaet Aim Be Defined Betore Help  Given Foreien Nations

COAST GUARD IMPOSES NEW SECURITY RULE   Clearance Required For Waterfront, Ship Workers

ONE-EYED VED DR. AGON  Red Push on Tibet Looms,  Formosa Plans Delaved        7

Chinese Communist Invasion Of Tibet Appears Imminent  Combination Of Seventh U. S. Fleet And Typhoons Blocks Formosa Mave

Hitch - Hiking War Correspondent Describes Grim Drama in Front Lines

Defenders Fall Back To Strategic Suwon   ‘Enemy Flanking Columns Pose Threat to south Korean Forces: Abandon Line Along Han River

U.S. Needs. Allied Aid ©   Bradley Testifies on Concern Over Defenses

U.S. Not Ready to Fight Major War: Bradley   Won't Be Even Next Year, But Is Gaining, General Declares

Armed ForceNo  SufficientTo  Fight-Bradley Won't Be Realy By  duly, 1951, General Tells Senate Group

Progress is Reported By Bradley   General Says Aim To Be Able To Hold Out While Mobilizing

Bradley Cites Weakness Of Armed Forces   Says We Will Not Be Prepared To Fight War Year From Now

Bradley Warns Armed Forces Are Too Weak.   General Supports Military Budget. At Senate Hearina

Bradley Says US is Not Prepared For Major War   Says Country Won’t Re Strong Enough Even By Mid-1951

Warning Given On War Strength By Gen. Bradley  oncerne   Says Leaders Are Concerned About Defense Of Alaska

U. S. Forces Unprepared, In Opinion  Of Bradley   Staff Chiefs” Head Says Progress Made Rapidly On Defense

US. NOT READY FOR WAR NOW   Bradley Outlines Situation In Testimony On Defense Appropriation.

Bradley Says, U.S. Cannot Fight War Now  Uy emcrcla Pain Vane   Would Take Year To Mobilize For All-Out Effort

Gen. Bradley says U.S. Forces Not Sufficient   Adds that Mobilization On Way to Be Enough In Case of War

US.Won'tBe Armed by ‘51 Bradley Says   War Chief Adds We Will Be Able to Fend Off First Blow

NATION BUILDING ARMED DEFENSE      America, However, Couldn't Fight Major War Now, Gen. Bradley Says.

American Forces Called Too Weak To Fieht By °51   Gen. Omar Bradley Says U. S. On Way To Adequate Force

Nation Needs Long Time To Prepare For Major W ar, Bradley Declares

Won't Be Ready by Mid-1951— Bradley  But Feels U.S. on Way To Reach Strength to

U. S. DEFENSES SEEN AT PEACETIME PEAK   But Won't Be Sufficient To Fight Major War Even By Mid-1951, Says Bradley

Bradley Says U.S. Not Ready For War By 195]   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Chair man Says Progress Being Made In Preparedness; Urges Full Budgeet

Bradley States U.S. Not Ready For Major War   Puts Emphasis On Alaska; Cash Not Only U. S. Problem

URGES DEFEXSE FOR ALASKA   hason Also Speaks on Belialf of med’ Forces Need for Funds * = Gen. Bradley Says Added t Deficit Spending. Is Little Com‘peared to Cost of Winning War.

Bradley Says Army Aiming af Holding Action.  Joint Chief Chairman  - Supports -13 Billion  For Armed Services:

F AR FROM BEING PREPARED — Gen. Bradley Tells Senators Nation’ 8  ~ Armed Forces Are Not Ready For War

U.S. Nearer ‘Readiness’,  Bradley Says   General Finishes Testimony Before Senate Committee

Bradley Says Armed Forces  On Way To Top   General Testifies In Support Of $13 Billion Military Budget.

Won't Be Ready for:Major Conflict Even by Mid- $951, Chief of Staff Chairman Advises Congress

US Forces Not Now Sufficient for Major War   Gen. Omar N. Bradley  Tells Congress Ammnvinn (omit YaSteR

tyern in Years fime US Won't De, Uleannm Lansael ; dé Sirong enough fe Fight in  & 4  maior War, Says Gen. Bradley

Bradley States U.S. Too Weak To Fight Alone   Defense of Alaska Is Growing Concern Of Military Chiefs

Bradley Denies U.S. Set for War  Doubts Readiness Within Next Year

 ~— DEFENSE —  U.S. Forces ‘Too Weak’ Even by 51   SENATORS HEAR BRADLEY VIEWS

Two Babies Cried Before Were Born  Kentucky Hospital Hos Surprise in Two Cases For Staff Members

70-DAY TRUCE REPLY AWAITED BY PRESIDENT   Lewis, Mine Owners Resume Parley On Contract

Coal Dispute Talks Are Reopened   Denham Asks U.S Court to Issue Injunction

EAGLES TO AID WEST BERLIN.   St. Jogéph. Aerie Votes To Ship Tou of Food Early In May:

Red China Faces Quiz  In U.N.   Austin. Ready For Peking Delegates

WAR OR PEACE ISSUE PUT UP TO RED CHINA   United States Will Ask Communists at U.N. Gathering to State Choice.

Disgruntled Historian Objects to Calling U.S. Troops ‘Yankees,’ Word Is Vulgar

President To Speak Tonight  Will Go On Air To Tell Of Korean War And Home a

Address of Truman Tonight Is ‘Described By the White House ‘As “A Report to the People”

Truman Report To The Nation Set For Tonight  Expected To Say We Had No Choi Oice

Truman To Discuss Foreign Policy, Domestic Affairs on Radio Tonight

HST to Answer Red Propaganda   Expected to Tell Nation, World Tonight U. S. Had No Alternative When.lt Sent Troops Into Korea

Talk Beamec To World    ‘Truman Expected ‘To Justify U.S. Action in Korea

  —TRUMAN TALKS TONIGHT— N o Korean Alternative,  ‘President Will Declare

Korean Action Was In Interest Of World Peace   President's Report Tonight, To. Counter Soviet Propagande

U.S. Had To  Send Troops,  Truman To Say President To Make  a A OR i

Nation Will Hear Truman   May Tell People How He Plans To Use Controls

Truman to Report to Nation Tonight on Situation in Korea   He Will Tell Nation and World That U.S. Had No Alternative but To Send Troops to Asian Front

President Will Report On Korea Tonight HST To Tell World U.S. Had No Choice But To Fiaht Reds

President To Report . On Conflict   Talk Will Deal With Background Of Wer Decicion

Economie And Military Policies To Be Told - Over: Maior. Networks

Truman to Speak  Will Stress Koren Action Was Necesaary te Cheek Comiavsceiss

Truman to Repor on War Tonight   To Explain US Action, Counter Malik’s Charaes

Truman Will Talk ToNation Tonight   To Say That US Had No Alternative But Send Troops to Korea

Truman to Tell World U.S. Stand   Had no alternative in Korea, Topic of Radio Address

 Talk To Explain Decision Bascal ns tte tr  Truman Io Air Korean Problem

Expect Truman ‘To Clear Stand  On Korean Wan   Talk Tonight To Show U. S. Had No Alternative But To Engage In Battle

Truman to Talk On Korea War  Radio Speech Will Be  ha fR. Cartnk 22...

€ hat hat Tonight « at 9  U. S. Had No Choice About ~ Korea, Truman to Tell World

Truman Expected fo Tell World U. §. Had No Alternative When It Sent Troops to Korea

Truman to Talk To Nation Today   Will Say That U. S. Had No Alternative When It Sent Troops Into Korea

TRUMAN READY WITH REPORT TO PEOPLE   President To Answer Propa: ganda Of Malik

TRUMAN TO GIVE REPORT TONIGHT   President Expected To Tell Nation And World That U. &. Had To Send Troops Into Koren. -

Nation To Hear Truman Report On Korean War  "We Altarnative’®   ‘No Alternative’ To Sending Troops, Expected Message

Truman fo Tell U. §. Position  Fireside Chat to Be Rraandeact ta Warld

Expected To Tell Nation He Had No Other Choice   All Major Networks Will Carry Speech At 8 P. M. (CST)

Truman Will Talk On War This Evening   Troops Sent Into Korea In Interests Of Werld Peace; Talk Scheduled For 8 O'Clock

Truman fo Tell World US Acts For Global Peace   Report to People By President Tonight at 8:00

Truman to Report To People Tonight   Radio Address Is  Scheduled at 8 p. m. Will Touch on Home And World Situation

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   TRUMAN TO SPEAK ON AIR TONIGHT

NATION AWAITS TRUMAN TALK   President To Deliver ‘Fireside Chat’ Tonight

Truman Talk To Country Set Tonight,   All Radio Networks Will Carry Address

Economic Controls Bill Goes to White House   Truman Expected To Say U. S. Had No Alternative

—YPA ENDS CAPITOL SITDOWN— Lausche Refuses To See 18 Demonstrators

lrate Lausche Chases Pickets   Protest Delay In Mailing of BUC Check:

Muscatine Has High Tax Rate  79.53 Mills Fixed There: 54 in Dubuque

American Troops Advance In That Area In Cold  B ritish Brigade   British Brigade Cling Firmly To Positions Gained

Marines Plod To Within Sight Of Reservoir In Cold   TANKS ABANDONED BY BAD ROAD CONDITIONS

Reds Believed  Preparing Strong Defense Positions North of Line on: Chanechon River

Early Morning Bulletins   Los Angeles Transit Workers End Strike

Fire Poured On As Traffic Jams   Communist Columns Moving Bumper To Bumpe Caught By American Planes And Troop Casualties Reported Heavy

Inquest Tuesday For Crash Victims  Set Mass Funeral D6. Beh cth en.. Gir bs cons

Blows Aimed At 60,000 on  Northern Line   Communists Still Probing Toward Port of Pusan

Solons Knuckle Down to Work On me ot  Vital Mea   Vital Measures Face Group Before Time For Campaigning

JAPS KURTHER WELCOMED   Attend Mass. Senate, To Dine at Maryknoll Seminary In Brookline

Administration Leaders Served With Papers  Right of President To Hold Out Loyalty Files Is Challenaed

President Challenged By Senate  Traman Powers May Be Tested In Court Case

Truman Firm On Refusal To Give Records   Subpoenas Served As His toric. Court Test Looms

Court F ight May Follow Senate Act  Troman Remains Firm Against  , oc ee 2 ee ee

Sergeant-A t-Arms Duke Calls For Delivery Of FBI Loyalty Files Required In McCarthy Investigation

Court Test Looms as Senate Emisary Hands Subpoenas  To Administration Leaders

SUBPOENAS FOR LOYALTY FILES  BEING SERVED   Dificials Expected To Re ject Demands Of Senate Committee   RECORDS SOUGHT BY SENATOR McCARTHY

Historie Test Looms in Tiff Over Red Data   Subpoenas Order Loyalty Files Be Produced Ry Prreceaw

AFL Head Offers ‘Whatever It Takes’ To Save World From Red Acaression

Business Asks  Tax Bill Truce   House Excise Slash Held *‘Worse Than None’

Marie Trimble, Donald Jeffers Wed at Laurens   (Ceremony Performed by Rev. A. C. Long at Methodist Church

POPPIN ET FARE LONG Foreman Says Sander J ury  Balloted More Than Once

RETAIL SOFT COAL PRICES T0 BE RAISED   Increase up to 25 Cents a Ton to Meet Higher Production, Delivery Costs.

California, Texas‘ Move Up In Census  Changes In Rank . Are Registered  amecnec € nin

Preliminary Census Totals Philadelphia Still Third; State’s Rank Threatened

Census Shows Pennsylvania Faces Threat   California Nearing No. 2 Spot; Bahimore Takes Sixth Position

Says Story In Magazine ‘Infamous’   Attorney Claims  Alleged Racketeer Can‘t Receive Fair Trial in Pittshurah

Getting “Big Mo’ Out Of Mud Cost $130,500; Army Got Biggest Bite

Need Strong Cold War Battle Cry   Acheson Suggests ‘Total Diplomacy’ As Fitting; Urges More United Front

Acheson Outlines Views on All-Out Cooperation For Winning Cold War

Acheson Urges Coordination  In “Cold War”   U. S. Must “Do More”’ To Halt Soviet Plans  Of World Domination. Top Diplomat Warns

Secretary Calls For Use Of All Means Except War To Curb Soviet Expansion

New Cold War Slogan ls “Total Diplomacy”   Secretary of State Acheson Raises It for Americans Today, Meaning All Out Effort, Short of War, to Curb  Ravee rary  ae ee   SAYS FORCES MUST UNITE

Focus Of U.S. Efforts Is Called Need   State Secretary Says Concentrated Diplomacy Necessary

l]- Out Effort, Short Df Shooting, Urged To urb Russian Expansion

Seeks All-Out Effort To Curb Red Expansion  Official Urges U. S. To Focus All Its

Diplomacy Campaign Is Needed   Secretary of State Says, in Order To Put a Stop to Russian Expansion

‘See. Of State Acheson Warns: ‘Americans Must Do ‘More To Halt Russia

Acheson Urges Total Cold War On Part of Americans fo Check Any Russian Expansion

Full Anti-Red Effort Urged   Acheson Urges U. S. ‘To Unite.in Fight

Foreign Policy Aims Outlined  wucecIAn FYWYRARCciIAN   Russian Expansion Is Major Target

Acheson Urges All-Out Effort To Curb Russia   Says U. S. Must Stop Only Short Of Shooting To Check Soviet Expansion: Asks “Total Diplomacy”

U. §. Readies ‘All-out' Plan of Diplomacy   State Chief Calls for Total Effort to Halt Russians

Acheson Raises New Baftlecry  Total Diplomacy Call in Cold War Made

Country Must Increase Effort, Acheson Warns   All-Out Drive ‘Short of Shooting’ War Urgec By Secretary

Need All-Out Effort To Stop Russ Expansion   Must Boost Actions To Just Short Of Shooting War

MUCH MORE. HE ADDS   All-Out Effort, Short 01 Shooting, ‘Urged  ALL THRUSTS

ASK ALL-OUT EFFORTS 10 STOP SOVIET   Acheson Urges Every Effort Short of a Shooting  War. r

Must Stop Expansion Of Russians  Secretary Wants ‘Voluntary’ Drive

Acheson Urges Total Diplomacy To Curb Russia   Secretary Calls For All-Out Effort, Short OF Actual War

“Total Diplomacy,’ Says Acheson  New Battle Cry For Cold War Is Raised

Acheson Advises ‘Total Diplomacy   An All-Out Attempt To Stop Soviet Plans

Acheson Sounds  Cold War Battlecry   Secretary of State Calls for All-Out Effort, Short of Shooting, to Curb Russia

"Total Diplomacy” New Cold War Battle Cry Touched Off By Secrelary Acheson

Acheson ASKS Drive Shor! Of Sheofing  Seve Nation Benes F   Says Notion Mest ih Maore Te Halt Red Worle Ponsteentgaee

Nation Must Exert Great Effort Now, Says Expert   Cold War Battlecry Of Total Diplomacy Stressed By Leader

Battlecry Called Total Diplomacy By Dean Acheson  Secretary Of State Says Red Expansion ‘World Domination’

PES  o-cie  e ——————————eeeeeeeeooooreeeee  ‘Total Diplomacy’ Sounded As Cold War Battlecry for U. 5.

Acheson Raises New Battlecry In the Cold War  Means All-Out Try to Curb Red Expansion

DIPLOMACY USED IN NEW EFFORT TO CURB SOVIET   Secretary Of State Calls For All Meth. _ods, Short Of Shooting, To Stop Russian Moves To Rule World.

Total Diplomacy Advocated By Sec. Acheson   Says U.S. Must Employ All Resources To Halt Russians

‘Calls For ‘Concerted  'U. S. Effort   Says The Nation Must Do More Ta Curh Ruasta

Acheson Urges  Reds Be Curbed  New Cold War Battlecr: Raised And Asks All-Out Effort.

All-Out Effort, Short of Bullets, To Win Cold War  Must Do Far More Than Now to End

FULL SUPPORT OF ALL GROUPS IN U.S. VITAL   All Out Effort Neec In Fight to Curb Red Expansion

Declares Nation Must Do Far More To End Expansion   Wants Everything— Short Of Shooting— Done To Win Battle

New Cold War Battle Cry Is “Diplomacy”   Effort Should Be “Short of Shooting’ to Curb Russians

Stopping of Expansion by Russia, Aim  Acheson Says ‘Tota Divlomacv’ Needed

Acheson Asks National Front In Cold War   All-out Effort Requested to Halt Russian Expansion

Secretary Calls for Campaign Of ‘Total Diplomacy’ to Curb Soviet World Domination Plan

Caljls on Americans to Go All-out, Short of Gunplay, to Curb Reds. ©

Secretary Seeks Cold War Efforts Short of Shooting   Secret Statement Proposed United Front in Battle

Charges State Probe at Gary Ts ‘Political’   Investigation By McManamon Is Challended

Reinforcements Swarming Ashore For Second Day   Reds Knife Through Break In Yank Lines To Capture Hyopchon On West Front

TKESH TROOPS WUICKLY LANDED   tL. Ss. UNITS REACHING KOREA HAD IMPRESSIVE RECORDS iN WORLD WAR.

Matador Fears Love for  Ava Will Bring Disaster   Has Been Hit Three Times by Bull Because He Can Think Only of Actress

LONG TO DELIVER ADDRESS TUESDAY   Speech Before Special Session Delegates Will Be Broadcast

TROUBLE PICKING JURY   judge Stavely In Hearing Daltor 4 Va an Case Today

Two Little Girls Receive qe eartwarming Letter From Father Killed in Korea

PREMONITION OF DEATH  Letter Tells Girls Why Father Dies in Korea

1 Pens “Be Good To Mummie’ Note To Twe Daughters Before His Death

HECHT STORE IN BALTIMORE GUTTED BY FIRE   Six Alerm Blaze Believed Started By Explosion

Baltimore Store Swept By Flames    One Man Dies And Another May Be Missing In Hecht Company Blaze

Store Gutted In Baltimore,  Aged Man Die:   Another Man Feared Missing As Flames Sweep Big Building

Hecht Coinpany Building Gutted By 9 A. M. Blaze   Another Man Feared Trapped In Five-Story Structure; Flames Resist Firemen For More Than An Hour.

UNION T0 DECIDE TODAY GN ACTION IN PHONE DISPUTE   Meeting Set to Determine Whether to Call Strike of 56,000 Against Southwestern Bell.   SMITH STANDS READY TO ENVOKE STATE LAW   Federal! Conciliator Fails in Last-Minute Effort to Obtain New Offer From Company.

Phone Strike May Be Called Sunday  Union Officials Have Four Possible Courses to Follow: Strike Looms Larae

Phone Strike Issue To Be Decided Today  Union Officials To (oro. Soe eo a en   Union Officials To Confer Late Tonight On Strike Status

UNION TO ACT BY TONIGHT ON BELL WALKOUT    Missouri Governor Says He’s Ready To Invoke Law Against Strike

Phone Union Decides Tonight  No-Strike Pledge Ends Witheut Agreement

Calif. G.O.P. senator Seen   Warrén’s Majority Held Hopeful Omen

Republicans Count On. California  For Additional Place In Senate

Brewster Predicts GOP Victory in California   Expects Republicans to Gain Important Senate Seat

Warren Victory Greeted By GOP  As Meaning Another Republican Senater

Warren Leads In Total Vote   Brewster , Says California Result Means” Another Republican Senator.

Warren Victory Encourages GOP For Fall Ballots  Brewster Expects California Sweep For Senator Too

BREWSTER SEES VICTORY FOR NIXON   Senator Encouraged By War ran Meoniv

Republicans Claim Warren’s Majority ‘In California Means New G.O.P. Senator

CALIF. G. 0. P, SENATOR SEEN   Brewster Thinks Warren Will Carry Nixon To Victory

Warren Showing In Coast Voting Cheered: By GOP   Republicans Claim Governor’s Victory Indicates Trend

Warren’s Combined Majority Is Hailed As Heralding G.O.P. Senator in Autumn

Former Envoy To Soviet Sees Fifth Column   Declares Evidence Of US. Infiltration Je ‘Inescapable’

REVEALED “SECRET” IRKS. U.S. AGENTS   Document Described As “Exiremely Touchy”

U.S. Secret Agents Irked By Acheson's Disclosure   Sec. af State Told How Fake Document Was Uncovered by Intelligence Men

8 Injured as Chicago Bus Collides With Taxi. Knocks House From Foundatton

Hog Supports Expire Today   Brannan Plans Ne Action ToExtend Gov't Commitment

At At Edwardsville Ask Cou Court to Set Aside  Purchase of Waterwerks

Open Eastern Extension Of State Turnpike  Traffic Begins To Roll On 100-Mile Stretch At 7 A. M.

CHRYSLER PEACE TALKS STEPPED — UP IN DETROM!   Reuther Quoted as Saying Settlement Is Near, but Report Is Quickly Denied.   FORD'S CONTRACT TERMS DISCLOSED   Company Not Required to Set Aside in Trust Fund Any Specified Sum for Pensions,

Chrysler Meet Hears Ford Plan   Printed Pension Pian Enlivens Neactiations

COUNTY, POOR TAX DUPLICATE IS COMPLETED   Borough and Town: ship Collectors Receive 1950 Bills for Collection.

:Radar Network Now Protects Vital Spots Of iNation’s Security And Industrial Potential

NETWORK OF RADAR, PLANES PROTECT U. 5.   Present Setup to Serve Until Permanent Installation Is Completed.

Claim Improving Radar Protection   Most Vital Industrial Areas Are Covered

Officials Take Serious View   U. S. Gives No Hint Of Any Military Step

Would Hike U.S. Forees By About 600,000   Aim Is To Meet Crisis in Korea And Deter Other  Acoressive Acts

PRESIDENT WANTS FORCE OF 2 MILLION   Truman Asks Congress For $1012 Billions In New Funds

Fund Will Finance 600,000 Men Increase In Nation’s Defenders, Truman Tells Speaker Rayburn

Senate's Vote On Ballot Law Change Hailed   Truman Calls Action Progress; No Effect Probable for 1952

‘Special’ Train To Visit Oil City   Government Officials, Entertainers to be Here;  Half Hour Show Planned

Pennsylvania Week Special Train To Visit Gettysburg Saturday Afternoon Oct. 21

 As Aid in Campaign Hendren Says Molasky Donated $7000 to Democrat's Coffers

Racing News Distribution Contributed $2000 to 1948 State Campaign

Hendren Says $2,000 Given to Party's Fund by Molasky   _Contribution Made to State Democratic Committee for 1946 Campaicn.

Sen. McCarthy Has Scuffle With Lawyer   Fence Erected Between Golf Links and Home Of Amateur Archer   Hendren Confirms Owner of Race News Firm Gave to Smith Campaign

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Pres’t to Push Demand for Partial Controls   Yak Fighter-Bombers Strike Heavy Blow

15 Red Planes In Biggest Raid   American Air Base Is South Taraet

American Air Base Attacked  - Fifteen Yak Bombers RMAala Attnel Tadayv

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH 3-8630.  enxwe   PTADTIGC epivak

Assembly Talks Future Action In Korean Crisis  D seensl tease l al yo wwe of   Table-Pounding Chaos Marks Session of UN at Lake Success

\Warren Pleads That Reds Not Be ‘Allowed Refuge Behind 38th Parallel

Austin Urges That Reds Be Denied Help   Chaotic UN Session as US Delegate Seeks to. Prevent North Koreans From Added Protectio1

Asks Removal of Barrier  in Korean War Austin Urges UN   Austin Urges UN Not to Let Reds Take Refuce

Austin Pleads With UN Not to Let Reds Take Refuge Behind the 38th

Korean Peace Is Given Top _ULN. Priority   Soviet Move to Invite Red Korea to Talks Roeaten 4Af.f

Austin Asks UN Abolitior Of Parallel   Soviet Filibuster To Invite Red Korea -To Debate Overridder

U.N. Urged fo. Deny Invaders Border Refuge.  Plea Meta: ay, ‘Austi Agoinst. -Nor: yet he

U.N. Urged fo Deny Invaders Border Refuge   Plea Made by Austin Against North Koreans

End Parallel U.S. Pleads   Austin Asks U.N. To End Sanctuary Of Imaginary Line   Piciure on Page 3

Soviet Filibuster Ends In Turmoil   Austin Requests Advance In Korea

PURSUE ENEMY, AUSTIN URGES UN ASSEMBLY   Power Of Aggressor Must Be Broken, He Says At Riotous Meeting

Asks U.N. To Cross Border   Austin Pleads With Group Not To Let Reds Take Refuge

Filibuster by Soviet in UN Is Blocked  Korean Question 1  Taken Up Over

KOREAN DEBATE STAGED INULN   :  AUSTIN WOULD NOT LET REDS TARE REFUGE BE i HIND 37H PARALLEL

Ignore 38th Line, Warren Asks UN At Fiery Session  Delegate Says Line Not Refuge For Foe; Ruecia Starte Row

Assembly Talks Future Action InKorean Crisis  LIN at Lake Succass

Wife Says Sander Was Worried   Loval Spouse Testifies For Doctor On Trial for Mercy Murder; Another Nurse Helps.

Mrs. Sander Testifies In Mercy Trial   Says Mate Was Tired At Time Of Alleged Slaying

Big Three To Defend  Germany   Foreign Ministers Renew Plans for Fight Against Red Aggression in West

Plans To Include Increase In German Steel Production; DecJaration That Big Three Intend To End State Of War With Germany   MAY ALLOW INCREASE IN GERMAN POLICE

Senate In Row Over Vote Fraud   Senator Kem Charges Fraud Is In Evidence in Every Truman Election In Missouri

Resentment Over Reference Of President Te Teapot Dome Draws Kansas City Vote Frauds Into Debate

Sittler Asserts City Government Code Outmoded   Supports City Manager Plan; Says: "That's Real Home Rule"

Marshall Sees  Reserve Laek   Warns Aguinst ‘Stripping Divisions in U.S

Stabs Lawyer In His Office   Assailant Then Turns Knife an Himself — Both in Critical Condition.

ARMORED TASK FORCE SPEARS S-MILE DRIVE   South Koreans Meet Resistance on Right Flank — Soviet Jets Encountered.

GI Column Drives Near Manchuria   South Koreans At Unsan Fall Back On American Flank

South Korean Forces Cave In On Right Flank   US Armored Column: Within Artillery Range of Manchurian Line

[Counter-Attacks Slow Allied Drive in Korea; Enemy Uses Jet Planes, Horses

Allied Armored Spearhead Halted By Counterattacks; Cavalry Returns To Action

—ADVANCE—  Americans 14 Miles  Krom Line  Bnew A.B. ba. Wer   FIRST RUSSIAN JETS IN ACTION

Tank-Tipped U.S. 24th ‘Halts Temporarily 14 Miles From Yalu   Advance Eight Miles When Artillery Knocks Off All Seven Enemy Tanks Barring Way.

Yank Column Only 14 Miles From Border, Koreans Retreat Four Miles Under Red Push, Russian-Made Jet Planes Used First Time

QPEN REVOLT IN 38RD CLASS CITY LEAGUE  Group of Wester!   WAA - Beek Bee Be Ne ed Bel  Group of Westerr Pennsylvanians En: dorses Council-Man.ager Government,

Labor Gains 10 Majority In Tight Race   ‘Father’ of Commons Predicts Another British Vote in Year

Allies Racing To Rescue Yank War Prisoners   Forces Completing Move to Frontier, Advancing at Will

Whole Force Assigned To Con plete Sweep To The Frontic Advancing At Will—Now Onl Fifty Miles Away   ORGANIZED RESISTANCE COMPLETELY COLLAPSE

Strike Within 50 Miles of Manchuria, All Resistance Gone  More Than 26,000 Red Troops Taken In Last 24 Hours

Hope To Find iT housarids In  Hands Of Reds   Vanguard Only 40 Miles From Border Of Manchuria

80 Yank POWs Slaughtered by Fleeing Foe   21 Sarviye Mmssacre of Americans on A eee ee ee

Allies Seek To Rescue Prisoners   Manchuria Lies But 50 Miles Ahead of Troops

NAB SOLDIER IN DRAMATIC GUN EPISODE   AWOL Recruit Lands In Bedford Jail After Shootina”

IIL Wind Relieves Billy Rose Of $100,000, Blows Stolen Jewels Back To Aga Khan

Billy Rose Has $100,000 Theft  Robbers Cart Away Safe And Jewels

Billy Rose's Home Robbed   Bandits Cart Off Safe, Furs, Jewelry  Valued At $100,000

Cancer Research Program Set For Oak Ridge Plant   Plans For Use Of Atomic Energy Center Revealed At House Group Hearing

“The Greatest Story Ever Tuld”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived  by FULTON OURSLER   Chapter 24 COME FORTH!

Pro-Communist Tibetans Rule as Dalai Lama Flees   ‘Slight Commotion’ Reported in Lhasa After Rival Lama's Priests Take Power

McCarthy Says He'll Name Diplomat Spy Red-Hunter Threatens To Talk-if Truman Daaen't   Put Up Or Shut Up, Senator  Show Us Evidence, Tydings- Says. -

MacArthur Can Cross Border  Genera! Authorized To Destroy Red Army

38th Line to Be Crossed if Necessary   McArthur Instructs Troops to Cross Boundar: If Destruction of  Red Forces Requires

Mac May Cross 38th Parallel   Reportedly Has OK of Truman, Acheson

UN TROOPS MAY INVADE NORTH KOREA   Military Measure Is Aimed to Destroy Power of the Reds

Report Mac Has Orders To Cross Parallel  Reasoning Is That Restoring Peace In Korea Requires

PURSUIT OF REDS INTO NORTH KOREA  UP TO MWARTHUR   General Authorized to Cross 38th Parallel If Necessary to Destroy Fleeing  Army.   DECISION APPARENTLY APPROVED BY TRUMAN   ‘Question of Establishing Or der and Occupying Area   Will Be Left to United Nations.

Gen. MacArthur May Send Troops  Into North Korez   Authority Reported Giver " If Necessary to End Ageressor’s Power

Troops May Cross 38th   MacArthur Reported To Have Authority to Send Them into N. Kereg  J§ Necessary.

Fight May Continue  Above 38th   Report MacArthur Given Green Light Ry Preounman and I}. N

38th Parallel Is Problem; No Decision Made Yet   MacArthur Reported To Have Been Given Power To Pass Line

‘Claim Action  Necessary to Restore Peace   North Korean Army   Must Re [DNestroved

MacArthur May, Cross Parallel   Authority Reported  EE iO. Le a ee oS Pee

doth Parallel Not Inviolable  M’ Arthur Authorized to Cross if Needed

Troops May Cross 38th.   MacArthur Reported To Have Authority to Send -Them Into N. Koree  Tf Noreraccary. _

North Korea Drive Okayed   Allies Have Permission he Crnee Heese

Troops Authorized In Northern Kores   MacArthur Told To Senc Men: If Deemed Necessary

Decision Left To MacArthur   General Has Power To Invade N. Korea

Total Defeat Ordered MacArthur Reported Given Authority To Cross Parallel

But Political Issue Of Restoring Order And Occupation Matter for U. N.

MacArthur May Cross 38th Parallel   Authorized to Act If Necessary in Defeating the Reds.

M Arthur Given Power To Invade North Korea   38th Parallel Decision Reportedly Rests With Him

Girl, 8, Calmly Tells How She Drowned Baby   ‘Jealous,, She Says; Attempts to Kill Others Are Related

Pondera County's Draft Board Resigns in Protest Over Deferments for Hutterites

Politics In State Waxing Warmer Daily  McMath and Laney Make New Charges

McMath Brings Up Record Of 1946 Elections   Terms Opponent An Authority On Boltina; Laney Presses Attack

"Politics In State Waxing Warmer Daily  ¢ McMath and Laney MAnban Albee, fo lismumne   ¢ McMath and Laney Make New Charges In Campaian

Rural Road Bill Defeated 3 to 1 By Missouri Voters   Governor’s Pet Bill Trails 309,577 Votes. Mostly in Big Cities

MISSOURI VOTE REJECTS PLAN FOR PARM ROADS  ed otk wa Ad ab Lad ms Fi

Texas Becomes Fifth Largest State With Final Count of 7.675.002.

Census Count Of 7,675,002 Noses Out Ohio Texas Clinches Fifth Place Among States In Population

GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED BY 3   Accused of Liquor Law Violations; Fourth Demands Trial

Three Guilty On Liquor  Law Counts   Techical Plea Accepted From Mort O’Rourke

UMW District Presidents Called To Washington  Leaders Summone: di, Told to Stand By

Asks District Mine Leaders To Stand By   Significance of Move Not Clear During Morning

BREAK HINTED AS U. 8. GIVES BLUNT WARNING   Drastic New Steps May Be Taken In Strike

District Presidents Of Mine Workers ‘Union Called To Washington To ‘Stand By

More Than 100,000 Idled In Na tion Besides 342,000 Coa Miners; Report Bootleg Price Soaring   MORE RAILROAD MEN ARE GIVEN FURLOUGH!

Farmers Freed To Grow All They Want To   Brannan Calls for Big Crop; Support Price Yet To Be Fixed

Restrictions On Cotton Are Lifted   Government Calls for Much Larger Production in 1951.

Sparkman Lists Housing Plans   Alabama Senator Will Of fer Bill To Aid Farm Vets To Build

Two Puerto Rican Radicals Arrested   Believe Pair Headed Plot To Assassinate Truman

Arrest Two Puerto Ricans  Believed Plotters In Assassination Attempt

2 Puerto Rican Radicals Jailed  More Arrests May Be in the Offing

1 MORE HELD IN PLOT ON TRUMAN   Puerto Rican Radica' Leaders Placed In Separate Jails

HOLD TWO IN PLOT   Puerto Rican Radicals Ar. rested for Attempt ‘on Truman

Puerto Rican  Radicals Held  Expect More Arrests In Blair House Plot

Red Guerrillas Within 12 Miles Of Pyongyang   Allies Pull Toward Lines Around Former No. Korean Capital

Allies Behind New Line Gird For Onslaught  Guerrilla Army Withir 12 Miles of Pyongysng ge City Te Rambed

Seek Knowland For Senate Job  Wont TrumarCritic In Committee Seat

Morse Opposed for Committee   Too Much of Truman Yes Man, Complaint of Colleaques

GOP Will Try To Stop Morse On Key Post  Fight On To Get  Eeae Enctarn Daltew

Knowland May Be Picked For Foreign Group   Persistent Critic Of Truman Policy Gets Warm Support

Knowland May Be Picked For Foreign Group  Persistent Critic   Persistent Critic Of Truman Policy Gets Warm Support

Far Eastern _ Policy Critic  Gets Support   Sen. Knowland Backed for Foreign Relations .  . Group   Sen. Morse of Oregon Ex. ‘pected to. Put Up Fight for Post, However.

Seek to Bar Morse, From Senate Group   GOP Faction Is Backing’ Sen. Knowland for Spot On Foreign Relations

TRUMAN CRITIC MAY GET POST   Senator Knowland Back_ed By Republicans Over Senator Morse   EIGHT SEEMS LIKELY

The City of Seoul Is Now _ the World's Rumor Capital, ‘lt Déesn’t Help Our Troops

DuBois Man 1s Recognized for Distinguished Service in Organization  Of This Area.

Senators Hunt Jigsaw Pieces in -Year-Old Case   Secret Documents Episode Involved

Amerasia Editor Called Before Senate Probers   Philip Jaffe Labeled Key Figure In Controversial Case

Amerasia Editor To Testify in Document Case   Philip Jaffe, Heard In Closed Session, Is Key Figure

JAFFE CALLED BY PROBERS IN AMERASIACASE   Former Magazine Edito To ‘Be Questioned At Closed Session

Jaffe Called in Amerasia Case   Key Figure In Issue To Talk With Senator

JAFFEE CALLED BY SENATORS IN AMERASIA CASE   FBI Discloses Forrestal Inter. ceded; Secret U. S. Papers Discovered,

—DIG INTO AMERASIA. CASE—  J atfe To Be e Quizzed B y Senate’ ’s Probers

AMERASIA PROBERS AWAIT JAFFE WORD   Key Figure In 1945 Case Subpoenaed To Senate Committee Session

AMERASIA EDITOR CALLED 10 STAND IN SENATE PROBE   Philip Jaffe Subpoenaed To Closed-Door Session This Aftearnann

Jaffe To Telk Senators About Amerasia Case  Mansa Earmar Cdstar   Hope Former Editor Will Help Unravel Documents Mystery

Jaffe Is Called In Spy Search   Amerasia  Probers Quiz Editor Of Magazine

Jaffe Called By Amerasia Probe Board   Figure Was Editor Of Far Eastern Affairs Magazine

Senate Group Probing Secret Documents Case   Former Editor Of Magazine Pleaded Guilty And Fined $2.500 In 1945

Senate Probers Shift to Jaffe   Seek More of Picture In Secret Amerasia Documents Enisode

Is Subpoenaed To Closed Meet Of Senate Group   Key Figure In Five Year Old Amerasia  Case Faces Questions

Senate Probers Call Editor In  Amerasia Case  Secret Session Scheduled  Wa OY sD a) a we

Amerasia Editor Called to Stand in Senate. Probe   Secret Documents Cas Data Sought in Quiz of Philip Jatlie

Jaffe Summoned For Amerasia Data  Senators To Seek Puzzle Answers

Sofons Summon Amerasia Editor In Session Today   Philip Jaffe Called To Senate Hearing As Probe Goes On

Jaffe Called To Testify In Amerasia Case Key Figure Is Summoned Today: By  anata. Drnharc

Key Figure in (1945 My sterv To Take Stand  Reveal Forrestial’~   Reveal Forrestal’s Memo to President

Amerasia’s Jatfe Mum At Hearing   He Answers Only Most Elementary Questions

JAFFE WILL NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS   Key Figure in 1915 Amerasia Case Before Senate Committee

Summon Jaffe In Spy Inquiry  Senaters Call Editor Te Closed Session

Amerasia Editor To Testif y   Jaffe Subpoenaed By Senate Probers Of Documents Case

PROBERS SUMMON JAFFE IN AMERASIA INQUIRY   Senators Subpoena Key Figure In Five-Year-Old Controversial Case—Editor Of Now-Defunct Magazine One Of Six Arrested On Charges Of Conspiracy To Commit Espionage—Reasons For Lack Of Jail Sentence Being Sought ‘

KEY FIGURE IS SUMMONED TO TESTIFY   Senate Inquiry Committee  Awaits Excerpts From  Papers of Secretary  : Forrestal   PREVIOUSLY PAID FINE

Hainan Battle Reports Show Signs Conflict   Nationalists Say 10,000 Communists Put Out of Action

SOLON CALLS. ON PRESIDENT TO NOTIFY UN   Atomic Chiefs Predict First Bornb Test By ~ 1951 Or Earlier:

Would Have U.S. Offer  To Abandon Super-Bomb   Vandenberg Calls on Truman to So Notify UN, Once More Urging Plan to “Dependably Outlaw” Weapon.

Keynote  Is Speed  On Building Of H-Bomb   But Vandenberg Wants U.N. Told We Will Quit Race lf Bomb Banned

A Word: About Peace “ 3  Vaid enberg Proposes Hi: Boul Be Outlawed When ‘Practéa

SEN, VANDENBERG ‘BACKS DECISION TO MAKE H-BOMB   But He Says U. S. Should Agree to Stop Work on It When it Can Be “De pendably Qutlawed.”   FULL SPEED URGED IN DEVELOPMENT   Atomic Leaders Reported Hopeful of Exploding First Weapon in 1951 or Possibly Sooner.

Senator Says U.S. Should Tell Nations It is Willing to Give Up Weapon If All Will Agree

U.S. Urged  To Announce H-Bomb Plan:  Vandenberg Asks   Vandenberg Asks Truman Tell U.N.

Ferguson Says Congress Will Cut Expenditures Outlined In Message

Sub Spied Off Coast of U.S.  Navy Gets Report —§ "“Theaa Dave After

WEATHER   NLRB Vote Sees Both ‘Win Claim To Rights In 20 Local Units

Unions Split On Electrical Vote  Right And Left Split In Westinchonse Vote

MORE ARRESTS PROMISED IN  NNN NI NEN NL NNT all Nat NONE LO NOL Pl!  ‘CASE OF THE SILVER FALSIES’

More Girls To Be Arrested in Theft Of $100,000, Hidden in Falsies

Grand Jury to Probe Why State Hospital For Insane Paroled Brooklyn Mass Killer

TO PROBE RELEASE OF KNIFE SLAYER   4 KILLED, 3 SLASHED BY YOUTH FREED FROM NY MENTAL HOSPITAL

PROBE BROOKLYN SLAYER RELEASE   Maniac Murderer Sum  moned Before Court.

Forest Fires Rage In South And East Texas; Montgomery County Hardest Hit

SUFFERED BROKEN ANKLE  J. L. Austin Was Riding Motorcevcle Which Struck Car

SUPPENEL? BATA SN LNATP,  J. L. Austin Was Riding Motor cycle Which Struck Car

Congress Urged To Keep Strings On Control Law   GOP Senator Opposes Giving Truman Power To Impose Curbs

Bricker Fights Price Control By President   Ohio Senator Urges Congress to Keep Power for Itself

Bricker Would Deny President Control Powers   Argues for Retention Of Initiative by Coneressmen

Plans fo Build Bases, Tighten Defense Voted   Armed Services Body Of House Approves Big Military Outlay

Heavy Snow Skips Fitchburg North Gets $n,         Multi-Million Dollaf , 8 Business Reyjved Rai Here Totals 1.41 Juch

New England. _ Under Snow   Nine Inches Fall: at Montpelier,- Vt. — Southern Areas. Remain Open.

MAY REQUIRE 79 BILLION DOLLAR BUDGE   More Conservative Group Believes Budget of 60 Billion Dollars Will Be Sufficient for Fiscal Year Ending June 30.

Great Dangers Facing World, Baptists Warn   Issue Manifesto Citing Gravity Of Situation:

Propose Truce in Coal Deadlock   President Would  _ Name Fact-Finders

Loyalty Oath 0.K.'d69 to § by Assembly   Daath See - Sabot ure Pas

Pair Accuses Acheson Foes Of ‘Smearing’   Douglas And Kefauver Ask Republicans To Stop Bitter Attacks

ACHESON GETS NEW SUPPORT BY SENATORS   Republican ‘Smear’ Charges Hurled By Democrats

House Rule Outcome Is  A Toss-Up   Leader McCormack Unsure Approaching Showdown Vote

FOREIGN AID BILL REACHES VOTING STAGE   Measure Ig Prime Target Of Economy-Minded  _ Lawmakers

Senate Votes fo Cuf Foreign Aid By $250 Million   Bridges Amendment Provides Same Funds as House

ERP Slash Would Take Effect July 1   Economy Forces Win Victory Over Marshall Backers

Taff Beaten On Proposed Bigger Slash   $250,000,000 Pared from ECA Program

Senators Vote Slash in Funds For Foreign Aid   Committee Approves $250,000,000 Cut, Rejects Drastic Slice

Slashes of Billion and Half Billion Averted by Administration Forces

Senate Vote For Slash ls 47 to 33   Actually Appropriation Still Must Be Acted Upon

House Slash Matched in 47-33 Vote   Taft's Proposal to Trim "Bill: by $500,000,000  Defeated by 4040 "Tie;  Others Alen Reaten

$250 Million ECA Cut OK'd   Senate Approves Slash For Year Beginning July lst

LOWER ECONOMY GUNS Senate Votes $2,500,000 Cut In ECA Fund Operations

Senate Votes Big Cut in ECA Fund   2'2 Millions Stashed From Recovery Plan

Senate Votes. Cut In Recovery Aid  Approves Reduction of $250,000,000 Effective July   BY 14 VOTE MARGIN  Slash of $500,000,000 Averted ona Tie Vote

Foreign Aid Cut of 9250 Million Voted in Senate   Taft Proposal to Lop Half Billion off Beaten Easily

European Aid Slash Is Voted   Senate Decides To Cut Fund By Quarter Of Billion; Vote On Cash Later

Indonesian Federal Troops Shoot — It Out With Rebel Dutch Deserters

COUNTER-ATTACK IS AIMED AT DUFF IN HARMONY MOVE   G. Mason Owlett Outline: Tentative Plans To Invade Meeting   PLANNED FOR JAN. 28   Calls For Invitations Fo: Other Interested Repub-

Legislature To Convene  Next Week   Interest Centers . On Campaign For Speaker Of House

PROBLEMS WAIT AS LEGISLATIVE SESSION LOOMS   N. C. Assembly Will Convene Wednesday—Rankin Slated To Become Senate President Pro Tem.

General Assembly Will Congregate Wednesday Noon   Early Arrivals Are Expected To Reach  Raleigh Tomorrow

UN RESPONSE TO ARMS PLEA SEEMS SLIGHT   Australia, Canada Offers Deemed Most Likely

American Troops Will Bear Brunt   Little Chance of Ground Forces Aid From Members Of United Nations

Farm Program Hit By League  President Criticizes Subsidies, Officials

Two Other Thrusts Sweep to Within 55 Miles or So of Supply Base of Pusan Enemy Gains of Up to 10 Miles Reported in Wheeling Movement to South — Yanks Under Orders to Fight to Death.

Two Other Thrusts Sweep To Within 55 Miles of Pusan   Invaders in Kumchon Area Appear To Be Biggest Threat

Walker Issues Order To Maintain Present Places at All Costs   North Korean Invaders Throw Cream of Their Troops Into Determined Effort to Break Through American Positions ane’ Cut Supply Line to Southern Coast

U. §. Troops Caught In Surprise Drive   Central Front Target Of Pincers Move; Southern Push Nears Vital U.S. Harbor

American Forces Facing New Red Assault Dig in To Meet 90,000 Attackers

Surprise Enemy Drive Threatens U. S. Positions  Center Of Defenses Faces Envelopment; Two Other Thrusts Press To Port City

Threaten To Envelop Positions © CP’s Under Orders - oT. Meohe Ta Death   ‘GI's Under Orders ‘To Fight To. Death ‘Rather Than Retreat

Leaders Warn Red Cold War  Growing Warm   Defense Chiefs Emphasize American Mobilization Of Power. Resaurres

Military Leaders Call For Nation To Bulwark  Defense Against Russia   Johnson Asks Draft Law Extension; Bradley Says Soviets Soon To Have Enough A-Bombs To Devastate Any Area They May Select

New Draft Law Asked By Johnson   Military Leaders Calls On Nation To Bulwark Defense

Nation Today Is Observing First Armed Forces Day   Multiple Warnings Are Heard for Country to Unite in Single Defense

Defense Chiefs Call For Might   Military Leaders Say Cold War Getting oo [Aoter 6 5 1

Military Chiets Seeking Strong US. Defenses   Bulwarks Against Reds Asked as Nation Plans Armed Forces Program

The Greatest Story  Here's First Chapter Oj Fulton Oursler’s Epic Of Jesus’ Life

THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD - - - - A Tale of the Gauaa lif   By FULTON OURSLER

GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD  Joseph of Nazareth Finds ‘Different’ Girl   CHAPTER 1: THE MAN WHO WAITED

ro'd Bartender ln Girl's Death  Falle Thru Glace   Falls Thru Glass Door At Zanesville

North Korean Atrocity Death List Mounting  30 Slain Yanks Amona 1.700. in

Atrocity Toll Still Mounts Near Taejon   Find” Bodi es -of 1,100 Korean Civilians Slain By Retreating Reds

32,000 to 6,000 Believed Killed by Reds in Retreat Many Americans, South Koreans Buried Alive

Grisly Massacre of GIs, South Koreans Unveiled by Taejon Liberators

Thirty Yanks Among 1,100 Found Dead Deaths in Taejon Massacre May Total 5,000 to 6,000

Find Yanks Buried Alive as Red Atrocities Are Uncovered in Taeion

Taejon Holds Over 1,000 of Massacred   Horror Disclosed  , As U.S. Soldiers

Red Massacre Found in Taejon  Slauchtered Civilians Discovered at Monastery

Pall of Death Hanes Heavy Over Taejon  2 I ge ee   Bodies of 1,000 Massacred Have Already Been Found

Atrocities Stories Unfold  Bodies Of I, 100 Slain  K orean Natives Found

Civilians Massacred By Korea Reds * * * * *. * * * * * * *  Bodies Of Hundreds Disenrored In Tacion Bv Il © Saldiore

1,100 Slain  Koreans Found  Massacre Includes 3( Gls; Three Survive

Pall Of Death Hangs Over Taejon, 1,100 Civilians Massacred By Reds

Pall of Death over Taejon  Civilians Massacred by Reds Found by Advancing Yanks

1,100 Koreans Are Massacred,  Pall Of Death Hangs Over Taejon  ~ After Communists’ Mass Murder

5,000 to 6,000 Believed to Have Been Massacred By Security Police of Reds

30 Yanks Found Among Massacred; Fear Thousands Murdered By Reds  Two American Soldiers Among Survivors And  Tell Of Being Bound And Shot Down

Unprecedented Cruelties By Reds Discovered In Taejon  One Body Has Hatchet Sticking From Qbauall: Thaad T it¢ar Manmactavy TPacamant

Dall of Death Hangs Over Taejon: Find 1,100 Atrocity Victims   Thirty Americans Among the Dead: Three. Buried Alive. Dig W ay Out

Fleeing Reds Run Amuck   6000 Civilians, Gi's Feared Slaughtered In Orgy of Terror

Taejon Is Scene Of Horror After Red Massacres  5,000 to 6000 Mav   3,000 to 6,000 May Have Been Murdered, Including 30 Yanks

Bodies 1100 Murdered Victims Found © Massacre Reigned Supreme In Seoul

Thousands Of Koreans Slain About Taejon   Total May Run Up To 6,000; Thirty Americans Murdered

1,100 Massacre Victims At Taejon Death Pall Hanging Over Stricken Town

1,100 Massacre Victims Found  Found in Town of Rubbled Tile, Tin

MONASTERY BECOMES SLAUGHTER HOUSE  Pall Of Death Cloaks Untold Agony Of Massacred Korean Civilians, GI's

1,100 Massacred Civilians Found   Total in Taejon Area May Reach 6,000: Many Yanks Slain

One American Survives  Civilians,Prisoners Killed By Reds in Taejon Rampage

Recover 1,100 Bodies, Among Them 30 Yanks   Red Atrocity Victims Shot, Clubbed anc Buried Alive

lowans to Begin Taking Physicals  Omaha Scheduled as Induction Point

Senator Hits af Character: Blows  Mrs. Smith Criticises ‘ MeCarthy’e Charaes

M’CARTHY GETS SET FOR FRESH BLAST AT REDS   Senate's Spy Prober , Dodges Republican Jabs While Planning New Speech

New Attack By McCarthy To Be Made  For Senate   Criticism Ignored As Row Continues  On Reds In Nation

SEN. McCARTHY FIRES NEW BLAST AT REDS TODAY   Igrores- Criticism by» Republi. gan Colleagues : Who. Charge Smears.

Charges Made To Be Ignored By McCarthy   GOR Woman Senator Assails “Certain Elements” in Party    WOULD CALL HALT   Group She Heads Also Criticizes Administration for "Creating Confu sion.

Criticism of GOP Colleague Is Sidestepped  McCarthy Ready ‘to Use a New Blast

McCarthy Sef With New Blast  Will Ignore Criticism Of Fellow Republican:

—McCARTH Y—  New Blast  At Reds In  Government   Ignores Critics Within His Party

Senator Dodges Criticism Of GOP Colleagues   Communist Foe Disregards Attack By Wom.an Legislator In Blasting Reds In Government

M Carthy Skips Charges of GOP   Senator Ignores Fire Of Colleagues to Aim New Communist Blast

SEN. McCARTHY FIRES NEW BLAST AT REDS TODAY   arenes Criticism by Renublican Colleagues Who Charge Smears.

Sen. Chase’s { Remarks Fail To Irk Solon \  Woman’s Charges Tc Be Ignored, Is Hint

McCarthy Ready With New Blast;  Ignores Critics   Legislator Is Target O Criticism By GOP  Woman Senator.

McCarthy Ready With New Charges; Woman GOP Senator Lectures Both Parties In Rare Talk

GOP Senator Blasts Tacties Of McCarthy   Mrs. Smith Speaks For Six Other Liberals But He Ignores Charge

M’CarthyPlan: New Attack In Senate Speech   Ignores Criticism By Maine GOP Solon On Charges In Probe

STUMEEY MAY FANS Women’s Channel Swimming Record Broken by Californian

Pretty Typist Spans Channel To Set Recore   But Shirley May France Forced to Abandon Second Try

‘Desert Mermaid’ Sets Record In Swimming English Channel As Shirley May Fails Aaain

Flo Chadwick Swims Channel, Shirley Falters   ‘Pretty Stenographer Sets New Record In Unheralded Trv

Shirley May France Fails in Second T ry  Miss Chadwick Sets New Channel Mark

‘Desert Mermaid’ Swims Channel In Record Time   Shirley May France Fails Again

Sets New Record  Crossing Channel  Miss Chadwick Wins As Shirley Fails

GHRLSTOFFEL AGING 210 ~ YEARS IN JAI   Former Union Leader Catm   When Sentenced on   Perjury Charge.

Christoffel Gets: 2-6 Years Again   Same Sentence. as Before for: Perjury

Lawrence In Blast at Margiotti  Says Duff Faces Defect in Tie-up;  MASSEE Se ak Oxulk!

SLACK UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Man Accused Of War time Spying For Russia Off For Tennessee

Alfred Slack Placed Under Heavy Guard   Wartime Spy Charge Lodged In Connection With Fuch’s Spy Ring

Slack To Face Trial At Knox  Former Worker Here Tronsferred Today

Alleged Spy ~ Taken Away   Alfred Slack Closely ‘Guarded on Trip by Autamabile to Tennessee.

AIR FORCE CUTS EXPANSION PLANS   High Costs Slash 750 Jet  Fighters From Program

Inflation Cuts Plane Expansion   Loss of 750 Fighter Craft Seen; Controls or More Funds Asked

More Money or Fewer Planes, Air Foree Says   Higher Prices and Wages Add to Cost of Plan To Strengthen Force

Midi Oe ee ee ee ee ee » School Teachers Told  Ce  , To Discard Big Words,   .  ‘ise Simple Language’

Strikers Caught With Fuel Bombs   Four Men Arrested After Chase In Pittsburgh

Pravda Charges Newly-Elected Congress ‘Bourgeois As 81st: Cites Vote ‘Apathy’

‘Pravda Mourns for Marcantonio: ‘Europe Fears Cut in Financial Aid

Red Press Sees No Difference   Pravda Comments On U.S. Elections; Both Parties Rad.

Average Declines On Middle Marts   (Quantity, Average Holds On Robeson Markets

Bradley Warns Reds Threaten In Many Areas   Byrd Declares Communists Would Destroy Solvency Of Ameriea by Wars

7 Race Relations, Commu raiism  ‘Suprene Court Faces Several Decisions During New Term

Court Faces Big Decisions High Bench To Rule  On Communist Cases

SUPREME COURT IS RECONVENED   Faces Momentous Deci. sions On Communism, Race Relations   OTHER BIG PROBLEMS

{1-Minute Session Starts New Term Of Supreme Court   Significant Rulings Expected as Actual Work Starts Monday

Supreme Court Faces Decisions On Major Issues  Race Problems, Red

Supreme Court ‘Due To Decide On Red Appeal   Race Relations And Other Problems Face High U. 8. Tribunal

Heavy Slate Lies Before U.S. Court   Communism, Race Relations Demavd Sharp Attention

y Grave Decisions Face High Court As It Convenes   Reds, Race Troubles And Other Problems PBacine Tribunal

Social Security Expansion Set   Senate to Vote Tuesday; Republicans Throw Support to Proposal

Calls for ‘Balanced Collective Forces’ as Counter to Russia’s Rising Military Power

ACHESON MAKES PLEA FOR MERGER OF ARMS BY WEST   Secretary Begins Fight for “Balanced Collective Forces” to Match Russia’s Growing Might.   ADDRESSES MEMBERS OF HOUSE AND SENATE   Critics of State Department Policies Have Their Inning at Questioning Period,

BALANCE SEEN WAY TO MATCH REDS’ POWER   Solons Hear Plea For Dovetailing of U. S., European Services

Secretary Of State Begins Battle For “Balanced Collective Forces” For Defense In Address To Congress

Heard in Unusual Talk To Congress; Says It’s Only Way To Match Russia’s Growing Might

Questioning Period Following Talk Is Unique   Congressmen Demand to Know Why “Total Diplomacy” Is Not Being Exerted to Keep Chinese Reds From UN.

Seeks Balanced Collective Unit  To Mateh Russ   Secretary Goes Before Legislators to Talk On Cold War Strategy

Secretary Asks Military Merger   President Backs Appeal For Unified Strength

Allied Army GroupAske¢ By Acheson  Measure Only Way To Maich Rusaja

Funeral! Services For Former Ruston Resident Are Scheduled Tuesday

Congressional Immunity—  How It Works   (Editor's Note: This fs the first of two stories.)

‘All Of Them Johnson Citians _  Three Die As Car Sideswipes Passenger Bus

Bodily Assumption of Virgin into Heaven To Be Made New Dogma of Catholic Church

Virgin Mary Assumption To Be Added to Doctrine Of the Catholic Church

mew Dogue Awaited  Pope Expected to Proclaim Assumption of Virgin Mary

l'act Finding Board Speeds Up Its Report   Judge's Decision Big Sethack for UMW as Operators Jubilant

LEWIS DEMANDS ARE ILLEGAL, COURT DECIDES   Rules 4 Points Sought By UMW Violate T-H; Operators Jubilant

Truman’s Fact Finding Board Rushes Report For Delivery To President By Saturday; NLRB Asked Rule Does Not Halt Walkout

‘Lruman Secorns Mine Seizure  If T-H Fails   [Keech Agrees With NLRB  That Issues of UMW  Violate Law

Ruling Doesn't Halt Nationwide Soft Coal Strike   Union Shop, Exclusive Welfare Fund Use, ‘Able And Willing’ Clause, ‘Memorial Periods,’ Barred By Court’s New Action

Injunction Cuts Trading Hand Of Mine Boss  Lewis Withholds Comment On Lates:

COURT RULES DEMANDS ARE ILLEGAL   U. S. Judge Upholds Pleas of Operators On Contract Terms

Decision Does Not Halt Soft Coal Walkout   Truman Faet Finding Board Rushes Work On Report To President To Speed Possible Court Injunction

Mine Chief Set Back: Loses Trading Cards   New Writ Drafted as President's Board Clears Way for Crackdown on Dispute

Ruling Does Not Halt Coal Strike   Fact Board Rushes Report So Truman Can Get Back-To-Work  Order; Injunction Is Temporary

Major Contract Demands Illegal   Fact Finding Board Rushes Report President Rules Out Mine Seizure

BIG SETBACK SEEN FOR HINE UNION LEADER   Strike Unaffected By Ruling; Fact-Finders Speeding Report

Ruling Against Them Will Not End Coal Strike   Miners’ Leaders Confident Men Won't Return to Work Under Injunction; Seizure of Mines Unlikely.

Federal Judge Drafts Injunc tion Against Contract Terms He Says Are Outlawed by T-H Act.   RULING WILL NOT HALT COAL STRIKE   Truman’s Fact-Finding Board Concludes Hearings and Piaus to Submit Report by Saturday.

Union Chieftain Loses Some of Bargain Aces  Fact Finding Board — Rushes Work on Coal

InjunctionAgainsi ThemAreDrafted: UMW Chieftain  Deprived of Some  Bargaining Cards

Judge Keech Holds Four Of Lewis’ Contract Demands Are Unlawful; Upholds Complaints Of Onerators

Ruling by Court Fails to Obtain Check on Strike  Fact Body Rushes Work on Data for Report to Truman

Taft Heckled By Union Pickets During Appearance At Youngstown Steel Plant

Looses Blast  At Johnson  _ VFW Chief Asks Ouster Of Secretary, Chargins  DOenoae Inceamnatanra

Chinese Grab L.S. I eposits   Red Action Follows Prior American Freeze on Assets

Red China Grabs All U.S. Assets   American Embargo Brinas Retaliation

MacArthur Communique Says Reds Shift Pressure To West, Southwest — Enemy Takes Chinju, 55 Miles West Of Vital Port Of Pusan — Many Of New Troops, From U. S. Plug Up Holes In Allied Defense Line

Chinju, Vital Base, Falls to Communists   2nd Infantry Division Rushing Forward to Fill Holes Punched in  Defense Perimeter

Enemy Continues To Make Headway Against Stubborn  Defense By Fighting Yanks : ad om

Communists Capture Chinju After Shifting Pressure to West and Southwest Sectors

Ind Division on Way to Brace Shrinking Lines  Communists Take Chinju, 29 Miles  VAS aot wah Bc bee

SPEED 10 AID OF SHRINKING ALLIED LINES   Key City Of Chinju Falls To Communists  REDS THROW   200,000 Troops Against U.N. Forces: Only 55 Miles From Pusan

Second Infantry Is Ashore With Tanks To Help Brace Lines   MacArthur and Aides Go to Formosa to Confer With Chiang-Red Koreans Put New Pressure on Kumchon and Shift Positions of Troops

Speed Forward With Armor to Brace Defenses   North Koreans Shift Pressure to Southwest In Threat to Pusan

Second Infantry Lands With Tanks   American Withdrawal To Position Less Than Fifty Miles From Pusan Reported By A. P. Correspondent Hal Boyle

U.S. 2nd Inf. Lands Troops And Tanks   North Korean Reds Shift Pressure West and Southwest

2nd Infantry Is Rushed To Blazing Front  Tanks And Sorely Needed Supplies

Second Divisiot Heads For Figh To Hold Lines   Communists Steppi Up Pressure Along Western Sectors

Vital American Supply Port Of Pusan Menaced  Outnumbered Allied Defenders Hang  On

Speeds Forward To Help Brace Allied Forces  North Koreans Shifting Pressure

New Units Head out in Trucks to Plug Holes in Defense; Reds Capture Chinju,  U. S. Base.  200,000 REPORTED IN BIG RED SURGE

Reds Shifting Pressure fo West, Southwest   U. S. Second Infantry Division Lands With Tanks Today

Rush Men Into Hard Hit Lines   More Tanks Also Landed As Invaders Continue Pressure

NEW TROOPS RUSHED INTO: BATTLE LINES   North Koreans Are. Reported Shifting ~ To West, Southweat

Reds Capture Town 55 Miles From Pusan   Communists Shift Weight of Attack To West, Southwes!

Up to 200,000 North Koreans Pushing Back  Defense Line   At Least Two Communist Divisions In Flanking Movement

Speed Forward To Help Brace American Lines   U. S. Second Infantry Division Under Gen. Keiser Lands With Tanks; Reds Shifting Pressure, Capture Chinju

Communist Forces Shift Pressure To Southern Fronts   Rush Reinforcements To Front; North Koreans Capture Chinju, Just 55 Miles West of Pusan

Second Infantry Division Equipped With Tanks Bolsters Allied Lines; Reds Shift Prescnre to Santhwest

Communists Capture Vital Base in Chinju   Northern Invaders Leave Many Dead Across Battlefield  ae: webb ee ees Vee

Badly Needed Help Hastens To Join Defenders of Fast Shrinking U. S. Defense Lines

Relentlessly Commies Push Yankees Back   Small American Forces Facing 900.000 Reds

Fresh Ground Forces Plug Holes in Lite   North Korean Reds Shifting Pressure to West, Southwest Sectors

Second Infantry Division Heads for Front — As Reds Step Up Offensive From Southwest

Second Division Hurries to Aid Pusan Defenders   Line Shrinks as Reds Capture Chinju in Powerful Surge

Rushed Forward To Help Brace Shrinking Lines   Reds Shifting Pressure From Central Sector; Communists Take Chiniy

Chinju, 50 Miles From Pusan Falls   Kunchon Under Heavy Attack; First Cavalry Falls Back

‘Communists Take Chinju, 55 Miles West of Pusan, Vital U.S. Base

Yanks Pushed Back bv Reds: Chinju ‘Is Lost  Fresh Troops Sent Into Fierce Battle

Reds Capture Base 55 Miles West Of Pusan   Fresh Troops From U. S. Speeded To Plug Holes Punchec By Surging Reds

2nd Infantry Division Braces Shrinkina Front   ” North Koreans Shift Attack To West of Pusan

New Force Goes Ashore As North Koreans Take ‘Anchor City Of Chinju   HEAVY PRESSURE ON AMERICAN DEFENDERS AT KUMCHON FORCES FIRST CAVALRY BACK

Communist Drive Is Only 55 Miles From Big U.S. Supply Port   MacArthur, Chiang Talk Strategy At Formosa; Four Countries Send Ships to Help Fight..North Korcans

Fresh Soldiers Speed Forward To Brace Lines  Communists Shift Pressure From Cautar Tea Weet And Southwest

New Troops Are Sent To Bolster Sagging Lines   Hal Boyle Reports Withdrawal From Chinju; 200,000 Reds Reported In Heavy Onslaught

Speeds Forward To Brace Shrinking Allied Lines   Reds 50 Miles From Pusan

Rush To Fron  Shrinking Lines   Reds Punch New Holes In Defenses, Shift West and Southwest

Chinju Falls to Reds As North Forees Shilt Pressure to West Area

Fresh American Troops  Speed To Battle Front As Reds Occupy Chingu

Chinju Falls: Defense Area Still Shrinks   New Troops Speeded To Plug Holes In Sagging Lines

Russia Heads For Another Setback in UN   West Powers to Separate China, Korean Issues

Western Powers Set To Block Russian  Maneuver in UN  Will Insist Korean War Not Connected With Chinese Issue

Foreign Aid Study Proposed   2 GOP Senators Wan  Commission Set Up

LAMMERS RETURNS   Troy Man Whose Family Died in Fire Back for  Coroner's Inquest

Today's Skies   Sen. Demands Sec. Acheson Be Fired At Once’  McCarthy Fires New  Blast; Calls Sec. ‘Red Dean Fashion’

McCarthy In New Attack : On Acheson   Charges Secretary Responsible For What Occurred In Poland; Also Hits At Lattimore

New Attack On Achesor   Sen. MeCarthy Again Demands That Secretary of State Resign His Post.

State Secretary. Is Called ‘Red Dean of Fashion’  Worked on Team to Create Red Nations?

McCarthy In New Plea For Acheson Scalp  G.O.P. Senator Says Secretary Of State ‘On Communist Side

McCARTHY,. AGAIN RAPS ACHESON   Senator Leoses Bitter Blast And Demands That Secretary Be Dismissed.

M'CARTHY ASKS ACHESON OUSTER   ‘CAN'T FIGHT REDS WITH SILK GLOVES, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS

M'Carthy Blasts American Loan To Red Poland   Hurls Criticism In Keynote Speech To Wisconsin GOP

State Dept. Head Ts Paving Road for Reds, Charge   Accusations Repeated in Speech Before G. O. P. Session

Sen. McCarthy Again Asks To Oust Acheson   Claims’ Aide Creating Red China, Poland

McCarthy Hurls New Blast At Acheson   Wisconsin Senotor Again Demands Firing Of State Dept. Head

NEW ATTACK IS MADE ON ~ MR, ACHESON   Senator McCarthy Calls on President to Fire Secretary of State “at Once.”

NTCARTHY BLASTS ACHESON AS “RED DEAN OF FASHION’   Senator, la Wisconsin Key. note, Renews Demand For. Seécretery’s Ouster

M‘Carthy Raps Acheson Again   Demands President Fire Him Immediately

Acheson “Red Dean ofFashion  To MeCarthy   Senator Again Demand: He Be Fired in Bitter Attack

Wisconsin Senator Looses New Blast At Secretary Of State   Helped Reds Grab China Is Charge   Loan To Commie Rulers In Poland Also Draws Fire Of GOPer

MCARTHY ASKS ACHESON SCALP   Senator Again Raps State Department

Keynotes Wisconsin Republican Convention With Warning Of Plans  To Communize World.

McCarthy Erupts With New Blast At Dean Acheson   Says Secretary Created Red China And A Red Poland

McCarthy Again Demands Firing  Of Sec. Acheson   Charges ““Warmongering Abroad” While Enemy Within Gates.

Senator Looses Bitter New Blast at Cabinet Member In Address Delivered To Wisconsin GOP   LOAN IS DENOUNCED

Fire Secretary of State Right Now, Is Demand   Senator, GOP Keynote Speaker, Terms Him Red Dean of Fashion

Says Nation Must Be Saved From Further Disaster   Secretary Accused Of Help. ing Create Red China, Red Poland; Says Charges Are Being Proved

McCARTHY IN NEW ATTACK ON ACHESON   Hits Loan to Polish Reds Demands "Red Dean” Be Fired.

MC CARTHY BLASTS ACHESON POLICIES   Calls for Secretary’s Immediate Dismissal

McCarthy Hits Acheson With New Broadside  “Lace Handkerchief”  ,) . — eee RI)... WM ental   “Lace Handkerchief” Diplomacy No Match For Muscovites, Says  Wisconsin Senator

Sen. McCarthy Hurls Charge At Acheson   Tells Wisconsin Republicans He Is ‘the Red Dean’

Charges Creation Of Red China In Bitter New Blast   POLICY OF *"WAR-MONGERING ABROAD LETTING ENEMY OPERATE AT HOME

McCarthy Asks Firing of Official—  Senator Again Blasts Policies of Acheson

FIRE ACHESON BLAST ECHOED BY MeGARTHY   Accuses Secretary of Plots to Make China and Poland Red.

MW’ Carthy Asks Dean Acheson Be Given Gate   Senator Again Hits Secretary, Asserts  He Gaye Reds Help

GOP Convention Hears Senator's Blast at Official   Keynoter Declares Secretary Fails in Communist Battle

M Carthy Raps Acheson, Asks Immediate Firing   GOP Senator Accuses Truman Administration Of Warmongering. Treating Reds Too Gently

McCarthy in Biller New Blast Today  Demands Again That Acheson Ba Fired at Once

Senator McCarthy Attacks Secretary Of State Today In Address At Convention

McCarthy Again Demands Immediate Finng of Acheson   Fires Bitter New Blast At Secretary of State In Wisconsin Address

FROM THE HEART OF A GIRL  Cnce People Know Chctet They Never Want to Leave Hin

Girl Who Has Felt Touch of Great Religious Revival Calls to Others

Sermon From AY oung Girl’s Heart  Tells The Story Of Lenten Time

Great and Growing Religi4s Festival Noted Among Youths oMnited States

Danes to Hike Arms Outlay  $57-Million Defense   $57-Million Defense Budget Is Planned

Denmark Plans Defense Outlay  Two-Year Program To Cost 57 Million

Avétic Cold Wave Con Most of U.S. , But Warmer Air to Bring Relief Sunday

‘Midwest Shivers In Cold Wave   Rockies, Plains States Are Hit By Blizzard; Highways Snowbound.

Midwest Hit By fail tnd Gt Blizzard   Temperatire Plunges to 22 Degrees Below at Laramie, Wyoming: Many States re Ie

Mercury Draps To 22 Below In Wyoming Rocky Mountain, Midwestern  Areas Chilled By Cold Wave

Cornell Dismisses Librarian Labeled Member of Reds   Acting President Says Victor Steinhart, 26, Was “Fired”? Weeks Ago

Activities of Interest Ta All In The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBE:

BURMA’S CABINET QUITS AND RETURNS TO GET IN TUNE WITH THE STARS’

Herinings Seems Missouri Victor  Allison, Truman's Choice. Still Honef,!

Truman’s Choice Loses In Primary   Landon Once Again Fails to Regain Power in Kansas.

Truman’s Choice Loses Primary   President Has: No Com ment On Missouri Vote

Posniak Not To be Probed   House Committee Unlikely to Fellow Suggestion Made by Rep. Velde.

No Other Verdict Possible in Probe, Mueller Declares  Charges of Malfeasanc   Charges of Malfeasance Against Policemen Are Dismissed

No Other Verdict Possible in Probe, Mueller Declares  Charges of Malfeasance Against Policemen  Amie te 7 I er Sere ee ey

SHERIFF SAYS IOWAN MAY BE KIDNAP VICTIM   Corydon Farmer Phones, But Fails To Return Home

Brownout Cases Threatened With Electric Cut Off   Tallamy Says Power Wil Be Cut After Two Warnings; Schools Shart of Coal

Madison Man To Be Keynoter On Saturday   Attorney James E. Doyle Will Replace Thompson As Speaker; Humphrey Talke On Sunday

Democrat Slate  Remains in Doubt  Doyle To Keynote Eau Claire Rally

Taxi Driver’s Son, One-Time Boy Prodigy, Is Charged With Killing

ARMS PROGRAM FOR AID OF = MIDDLE EAST   Western Powers ~Take-New-Step—  Aaainct Camminac

Big Three Set To Give Aid: Block Reds   Arabs, {srael Must Guarantee Non-Agaression

Peace and Bar To Communists Aims of Pact   Announcement Made Simultaneously in Three Capitals

Middle East Arms Aid By Allies Planned  Announce Limited  ‘dds cities de ee sini eal fat ee ils   Announce Limited Amounts Of Arms Will Be Shipped

To Strengthen Israel And Arab States Defenses   Safeguard Troubled Area Against Threat Of Red Aggression

Wide Variety of Issues Interest lowa Voters   Top Candidates and Party Chairmen Tell What Swayed Voters  By FPAUsSIZiUT ALeCOMmADBDALAL HS

Streets In Roseville And Crooksville Under Water After Cloudburst   Report Dam At Misco Gives Way Following Downpour Of Rain; Highways Rendered Impassable

Settlement of Big Chrysler Strike Is Believed Near  Negotiators fron Out Disputes In 21-Hour Session

Hope For End Of Chrysler Strike Seen   Negotiators Talk All Night

 ANNUAL UNION SERVICE   Thanksgiving Program Tomorrow at Congregational Church

Registration Indicates Big Vote In State   Last-Minute Outpouring Of Potential Voters Puzzles Politicians

Chiang Prepared to Fend Off Expected Communist Invasion Attempt im March

Formosa Set For Invaders   D-Day Is Expected In March; Defenses, Navy Ready for War

Bandit King of Sicily Slain   Seven-Year Effort To Run Down Modern Robin Hood Successful

_ Sicilian Bandit King Slain By Police ’ Tu Seerct Hideout After Long Chase

Sicily Bandit King Is Slain   Police Cut Down Famed ‘Robin Hood’

Police Kill Sicilian  Bandit   Giuliano, Robin Hood Of Sicily, Dies in Hail Of Bullets After 8-Month Man Chase

Sicilian Bandit King Cut Down   Police Finally Nail  Robin Hood of Hills

Noted Bandit Is Killed In Sicily —   Guiliano Is Cornered In Mountain Hideout

NOTED SICILIAN BANDIT SLAIN   TRACKED DOWN BY ITALIAN POLICE, ATTEMPTS ESCAPE

~ Sicilian Bandit King Slain  Cinliana and Men Had Killed 100 Policemen

Noted Sicilian Bandit Killed  Police Bullets End  Giuliano’< Career

‘Bandit King’s Career Over in Blaze of Guns   End of Crime in Sicily Predicted by Rome As Giuliano Is Slain

Notorious Sicilian Bandit King Slain   Salvatore Giuliano Killed During Gun Battle With Police

Italian Police Kill Sicilian Bandit — King After Pursuing Him Seven Year:

Giuliano, Bandit King Of Sicily, Is Trapped And Slain by Police  Outlaw, 28, Who Eluded   Outlaw, 28, Who Eludec Law Seven Years Killed In Mountain Hideout

Findlay Coroner Rules Homicide  69-Year-Old Woman Beaten in Farm Home

BANK ROBBERY THWARTED  "Bulge Battle’ Vet Not Fooled by Fake Grenade

Alerf rouston Bank Employe Nabs Suspect   Fake Hand Grenade Ils Recognized By World War Vet

What's So Terrible About the Age of 39 — the Year That Separates YouthandAgqe? .

Old Cold Bones— This Story Is Dedicated To All Of Those Who Survived a Similar Fate

aa Hoteful, Dirty, Ice-in-heart February ..  39--Too Old for Nonsense and Too Youna for Wicdam

Otto Seyferth, Michigan, U. S. C. C. President   Endorse Program Of Exporting American Know-How

ACCUSED WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY AT CZECH SPY TRIAL   Twelve Qthers Charged  With Plotting Overthrow Of Gavernment

EMWE UUELEE OF Baat  Dr. Mifada Horakova, Admits Spying, Sabotage Against Czech Rule

Defendant In Czech Trial Admits Guilt   Woman Says Group Received Directives From U. S., British, French Dinlomats

Main Defendant In Czech Trial Pleads Guilty   Testifies to Receiving Directives from 3 Western Nations

FIRST GUILTY PLEA   Dr. Milada Horakova, Admits Spying, Sabotage Against Czech Rule

WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY AS SPY AGRINST CZECH   First of 13 Defendants te Charges of Routing Reds Enters Pleo. at Prague .

Gzech Says She Was West Spy   Top-Ranking Defendant ‘Among 13 Plesds Guilty at Trial

Czech Woman ‘Admits’ Guilt In Plotting With the West   Underground Coup Leader Tells Coure Directions Issued by U.S., British, French Envoayvs—Stoinkardt Accused

Guilty Plea Is Entered  At Opening Czech Trial   Woman Says Spying Done For America  And Other Nations

 WomanAdmit: Guilt In Czech Red Spy Trials   Prague Radio Claims Defendant Regards Self As “Saboteur’’

Uzecns Claim America Involved . ... — ee erica involved ....  Spy Plot Defendant Admits  Guilt In Communist Court

Czech Defendant “Rdmits’ Spying   Pleads Guilty To Aiding Westerners

One Pleads Guilty, Is Czech Story   Former Deputy Admits Sabotage, Espionage in Organizing Large Underground   Americans Named   Diplomats, Newspaper Writers and Officials Are Cited

Enters Guilty Plea To Czech Charge of Sabotage, Spying   Top-Ranking Defendant, Dr. Milada Horakova, Is Said to Have Confessed

PLAN TEEN-AGE DANCE FRIDAY, HIGH SCHOOL   Future Homemakers Holding Second Summer Event For Recreation

Doughhboys Move Inland Seven Miles Strong Defense Line Being Rapidly Built Up as Reds’ Advance Stills.

Collins Boy Is In Tampa, Florida, Attorney Reveals   Says Youth Is in Safe Hands and Mother Knew All Time of Location

STOCKS ACT TIRED IN QUIET MARKET   Change Hands Sluggishly At Fractional Markdowas; Emerson Radio Up

Easter Storms [solate Towns  In Wide Area   No Deaths Reported But Accidents Many As Ice Coats Roads

Ice Storm Hits Wide Areas In Upper Midwest  Communication, Power Lines Down; Sixty Towne Are Icnlated

Upper Midwest ce Storms Do Heavy Damage   Many Towns Are Virtually Isolated Result Of Storms

Father and Son Charged With Theft of Cattle   Held in Briggs Farm Raid; Will Be Quizzed On Theft Near Clark

Britains Steel Industry Will  BeNationalized   Government's Decision May Result In a New Crisis

Nationalization of Steel Precipitates New British Crisis   Churchill Announces He Will Make Issue of Effort and Seek Censure Of Commons for Laborite Leaders

British Order Seizure of Steel Plants   Churchill to AskHouse of Commons For Censure Vote

Labor Party To Take Over Steel Industry  Churchill Promp Cehue Ha Will Ael

Britain Plans To Take Over Steel Industry  Churchill Quickly   Churchill Quickly Moves To Ask For Vote Of Censure

LABOR TQ TAKE QVER TRON AND STEEL PLANTS   British Government Sets February 15 as Nationalization Date

Attlee To Take Over Steel At Risk Of Rule   Churchill Quickly Asks Censure Action After Announcement

British Take Over Steel   Churchill Asks Vote Over Law Effective About January 1

British Steel . Industry Set For State Rule  Tahar Cavarnmant   Labor Government Aunounces Plans. To Take Over Jan. 7

Laborites To Nationalize British Steel   Government Announces I Will Take Over Jan. I  .—Strength Test Seen

Labor Government’s Announcement That It Will Take Over Steel  Industry Brings on Censure Move

Government To . Seize British  Steel Industry Churchill Opposes  Labor's Plan For State Ownership

Britain To Take Control of Steel Industry Jan. {   Churchill To Ask For Virtual Motion Of Censure Tuesday

British Will Nationalize Steel Industry   Attlee’s Labor Party Risks Being Overthrown as Result of Order

WCA Seeks Delay in Zapata Water Application Hearing  Jackson Says Survey Shows County § Seeks

Judge Acts in Lustron Case   Bars RFC From Taking Possession of Property

Bar RFC From TakingLustron  Corp. Property   Conflicting Court Orders On Foreclosure Offered By Receiver for Firm

38 Lewiston Women Hurt In Bus Crash  Group En Route From Quebec Shrin

Senator Says Man Is Still In US. Department   Demands Loyalty List Be Secured In This Special Case

Taft Supporting Ebright In Race Against Lausche   Urges Firm Stand in War; 3,000 At GOP Kickoff Rally

Brod (King’s Men) Crawford, Olivia (Heiress) de Havilland Seen Slated for Film Oscars

IN FARMINGTON SECTION Hundreds In New Mexico Report Mass Flight Of Stranae Objects

) Spearheads Enter City as Premier Flees   Complete Conquest a Matter of Hours as Enemy Surrenders

End Of War In Sight With Kall Of City   Koreans Warned Of A Long. Hard Struggle Awaine«t Cuoerriliaa

Premier Kim, Regime Flee From Capital   Allies on East And West Coast Of Korea Press To Manchuria

First Cavalry First To Enter Enemy Capital Premier Kim II Sung  Flees; Windup Of Bitter Korean War

Allied Forces Press Closer To Manchuria  Only Few Snipers Left; UN Forces Continuina Drive

GUERRILLA RESISTANCE INOW EXPECTED   Corsicana Pilot Watches Cavalry Enter City First

Guerrilla Resistance May Prolong War  Yank Troops Cry, ‘When Do We Go Home?’

Yank Troops Win Race To Capital   End of Bitter War Believed To Be in Sight

Twin Drives Occupy Red Capital City   Premier Kim Flees As Communists Quit Bv The Thousands

Twin Allied Spearheads Occupies Moct Of Heart Of Communist Korea

U.N. Units Pierce. Heart of Capital  Red Premier, Regime Flee to North;

Allied Troops Seize Korean Red Capital   Heart Of Rebel Country Taken By UN Forces

Yanks, South  Koreans Meet  Near Mid-City Premier Kim II Suns And Staff Have Flec

Red Chiefs Flee. End of War in Sight   U.S. First Cavalry in Van of Entrance of Enemy Capital.

Organized War's End Es tn Sight As Center Falls   Deserted Capital Offers Little Effort TN.) Resist Allies

Guerrilla Resistance May Prolong Wars US. Troops Are First in City

Twin Allied Spearheads Occupy Most of Capital; Easy Conquest, Reports AP Correspondent.  U. N. FORCES MOVE CLOSER TO MANCHURIA

Red Regime Flees From North Korea  No Signs of Soviet Satellite Leaders as U. N. Troops Take Capital  YANKS ARE JUBILANT Swarm Thru Streets of Py.  ongyang, Yelling “ Do We Go Hone?”

Most of Capifal Occupied by Twin Spearheads   Roads to North Are Clogged Today By Fleeing Reds

Kim Believed To Have Fled With Cabinet   Reds Unable To Rally To Defend Pyongyang; Many Surrender

ONLY FEW DIE-HARD RED SNIPERS REMAIN IN ‘NORTH CAPITAL   U.S. First Cavalry Wins Race With South Korean First Division Into Center Of City; Premier Kim And Government Flee Northward.

Most of Pyongyang Has Been Occupied   Reds Flee City, Many Surrendering; Only Resistance Ahead Believed Likely. Ta Be Guerrilla Warfoce; Red Premier Gone

Pyongyang’s Inhabitants Flee North   End Of Korean War In Sight; Guerilla Thepat Continues

UN Forces  Hold Most of  Pyongyang Final Collapse  Near; Premier Kim Flees From City

Red Leaders Flee to North   U.S. Cavalry Scores Another First by Entry Into Doomed Red Capital

2 UN Units  Occupy Most Of Pyongyang: End in Sight   U.S. First Cavalry First To Enter Capital— Easy Conquest

Reds Lose Will to Fight: Give Up by Thousands   North Korean Puppet Regime Flees Before U. N. Divisions

Only Mop-Up Remains In  Red Capital   Yanks Talk Of Home As Foe Fails To Put Up Defense In Citv

Allies Secure In ryongyang, Reds Capital   Soviet Satellite Regime Apparently Flees Northward

U.S. Cavalry Stabs Into Heart Of Red Capital   Americans And South Koreans Sweep Across River After Taking Over Half Of City: Light Resistance

Pyongyang Is In Control of Allied Forces   Complete Conquest of Red — Capital Will Be Completed Within Matter of Few Hours

Allied Columns Meet In Center Of Pyongyang   Complete Conquest Matter Of Hou rs; Premier Kim’s Regime Flees To North

Pyongyang Seized By UN Troops   Twin Spearheads Hold Most Of Capital; Red Government Flees North

Full Occupation of Pyongyang At Hand as Thousands Surrender; Red Premier Escapes to North

Twin Prongs Occupy Most Of Canital   Red Regime Reportedly. Flees Into Manchuria, Siberia: Cavalry Leads

Red Nerve Center Falls Swiftly to UN. Snearheads   Communists Are Surrendering in Droves as Others Flee the Capital

* Pi Allies Qeenny ¢ ewe i,  Bidigact DD sf y ~ he G ' , 4  (Mf Dad Canital ’ Tht 1

Iwin Spearheads Seize Pyongyang From Commies  Ist Cavalry Enters City First; End Seen For Bitter Fighting

Complete Conquest of Pyongyang Is Called Just Maiter of Hours   ist Cavalry Leads Way Into Capital   End to Bitter Fighting Is In Sight; Guerrilla Resistance Is Likely

Americans First Inside Pyongyang; War Nearing Close  Communist Chief,  Aides Flee North A« fitaadal Calle

Enemy troops Surrender By The Thousands  U. 5. Cav alry Divi   U.S. Cavalry Division Is First to Enter City; Soviet Satellite Regime Flees North

PYONGYANG CONQUERED WITH EASE   American First Cavalry Is First to Enter City; Links With South Kore an Forces.   RED PREMIER KIM FLEES TO NORTH   Reds Surrender by Thousands; War Is Believed Over Except for Possible Guerrila Operations. -

‘Yanks In City First _   ROKs Close Behind Them Into Pyongyang; Only Few Die-hard  Cammuinists Fight On

UN Forces Seize Red Heartland   Communist Capital of Pyongyang Captured by Twin Allied Spearheads   FLEE TO NORTH   Allied Commanders Warn Of Expected Guerrilla Resistance Still Ahead

End to Bitter 4-Months War !s In Sight:  ‘When Do We Go Home’ Ask Gls In North Korea.

KILL IMPULSE AGAINST COED IS ADMITTED   lowa Senior Recounts Lov:, Death Story Before Jurists

Bednasek Admits Impulse To Kill  In Death Of lowa U. Coed In Frat House

Income Tax Boost Voted By Committee   Would Add 3 Billion A Year To Help Pay Cost of Korean War

Drive Retakes Waegwan Hill As Foe Reels   99 B-29s Shatter Enemy Concentration In Naktong Sector

Enemy Obsoryation Post Seized — North Keron Forces Reeling Under 850 Ton Bombing by Superfortreases,

Massed Troops Demorilized By Fleavy Assault   850 Tons Of Bombs Dropped On Red Forces Massing To Attack; Enemy Drop Weapons, Leave River Bank

India: ives U. S. Stalin's Ideas ‘On How Korean War Can Be Ended

Civilians in Korea Pose a Big and Dangerous Problem to the American Armies

STEELS OUT FRONT IN ACTIVE MARKET   Radio-TV Issues Make Strong Showing While Rails And Motors Attract Suppor

State To Probe Slaying By Mob  Two Men Charged In Pell City Death

Danger OFU.5., China War Rises   Russia Allied With Chinese By Treaty

United Nations Urged To Face ‘Consequences  ‘Outright And Nake   ‘Outright And Nakec Aggression’ Charged By Austin Directly  To Chinese Delegate

U.5. Calls Upon UN and World to ‘Face the Facts ~  Consequences Callad. "Potentially Grave’ 

Calls On U.N. To Face The Issue Squarely   ‘Members Vote Down Russia‘s Attempt to Block Presentation of Charge

US Charges China With Aggression, Urges UN Action      ‘Hostile And Incapabje.:Of Fairness

USS. Charges China With Aggression’   Declaration Against Red Regime Voiced by State Department and Backed Uo bv White House

Danger Seen Of Open War On Red Ally   Question of Bombing Transport Centers Most Urgent

Ponder Bombing Of Supply Bases On Chinese Soil   Malik “Moves To Prevent i Announeement  To UN

Communist Delegates At Couneil   Red Chinese Hear Austin Tell U.N. To Face Cold Fact

Action Has Backing of Washington   Decision by State Department Approvec By President Truman

Austin Makes Formal Charge   Accuses Peiping Regime Before Gen. Wu

US. Accuses Red Chinese Of Acoression   American Calls on World Body to Face Consequences

‘Austin Puts Case Before  ‘UN Council   Directs Charges At Red Minister; Malik Loses Issue

State Department Charge Supported  Truman Is Said to Approve of “a _«@ A 3 ee on Lae tee fee ie

Austin Puts Issue Up to U.N. Group   Grave Move Decided On After Attacks by China Reds in Korea

United States Calls Upon UN To Face Fads  ussia Tries T: eh ck i ech By

U.S. Charges China Of Open Aggression   Austin Calls Consequences Grave; Wants Security Council To Act Promptly

Extremely Grave Chain of Events May Be Started   Possible Bombing of Manchurian Bases Is Most Uraent Questior

U. §. ACCUSES CHINESE REDS OF AGGRESSION   MacArthur Hints Request To Drop Bombs Upon  Manchuria

HURL CHARGE OF »OPEN WARFARE AT U.N. COUNCIL   AUSTIN CALLS ON UNITED NATIONS TO FACE CONSEQUENCES

Ask Removal Of Red Troops Krom Korea   Grave Developments Seen Likely As Result Of Move; Bombing Of Man.  churia Bases Maior Issue

Accusation Is Leveled by U. § Delegate Austin af One of UN's Most Critical Sessions

Austin Speaks fo Red Delegate af U.N. Session   Consequences Grave, He Says, Asks World to Face These Facts

Charge Red  China With  Aggression The United Nations Security Council  Is Asked by U. S. Jo Face New Facts

United States Calls Upon UN To Face Facts  Russia Tries Te Black Speech By tin  America’‘e Aue

World Group Receives U.S. ActionAppea   Malik Delays Session As Chinese Delegate Hears Austin Attack

= o Confront Chinese Delegatio: Bitter Danunelation Prepared by Austin

Open Break With China May Result   State Department Backs Up Verbal Blast at Chinese

Red China Accused By U. S.   American Delegate  Calls on U.N. To Face Fact of Open  Aggoreaaion in Korea

Austin Hits Peiping as Aggressor   Asks Action on Move Demanding Chinese Exit from Korea.

UN Council Is Told Must Face Consequences   Austin Makes Accusation Directly To Chinese Communist Delegation;  Malik Move Rejected

Chinese Action is Potentially Grave   United Nations Told to Face Facts Squarely; Act Promptly

U. S. Charges China With Agaression   American Delegatior To Press For Action In UN

Truman Approves Stand ¥Y Associated Press _  Sey a omer TT RTE R,R fat lUCT

U.N. Is Urged To Face the Facts Squarely   American Delegate Speaks Directly to Peiping Delegation

Austin Calls on U. N. To Face Facts Squarely   Calls Situation in Korea Critical; Blasts Chinese Intervention

CALLS UPON U. N., WORLD TO FACE FACTS SQUARELY   Austin Fires Questions At Wu; Asks Council To Act On Red Troops

U. S. Publicly Charges Chinese Red: With Aggression in Korea as Grave Chain of Events Develops

U.S. Calls on U.N. fo Act in Korea Crisis   ‘Austin Assails ‘Double Talk' by Peiping Regime  ‘we. Be et” YY ADEET CAA

> AUSTIN CALLS ON WORLD 10 FACE FACTS   ® In Speech Directed at Red Chinese Delegate Wu Hits “Volunteers” in Open, Notorious Attack.

U.S. Hurl Charge In U.N.   Washington Tells Council Of ‘Invasion’

U.S. Charges Chinese Reds  Are Agaressors  Delegate Austin Accuses Reds Before United Nations

Calls Upon U.N. And World to Face the Facts   Blunt Questions Fired At Chinese Delegate in Critical Meeting

Austin Grills Wu in  Tense Session of Security Council   UN and World Urged to Face the Facts Squarely

U0, MOVE TE CALL CHING OUT OF KORE   U. S. Delegate Austin Directs His Charge Directly to Wu Hsiu Chuan.

WwW. De WOICIGID tV wn  Grave Chain Of  Events Foreseen      War With China-Russia Combine ‘ts Possibility; Urgent Question Whether to Bomb Foe in Manchuria ©

MacArthur Reports Offensive Launched Five Days Ago Has Turned Into Bitter Reverses

‘NOTORIOUS’ AGGRESSION IS CHARGED   America Calls On U.N. For Action  In Chinese Case: 

Austin Urges Council Action On Resolution Against Peiping   America Ready to Go Ahead Despite Threatened Russian Veto

Austin Calls For “Prompt”  Action by UN   U.S. Apparently Set To Take Action to  60-Nation Assembly In Case of Russ Veto

A geression by Chinese Reds Charged by US   Delegate Warren Austin Asks Security Council To Face Facts Squarely

U.S.Puts Charge o ‘Open Aggression’ Against Red China   Calls Upon U.N. And World to Face Facts Squarely

MPEUMUOCO ELC 0MEOS UU UUW U1. ACttO#Inl SSeS  Aggression   President Truman Approves Charoe

SPOKESMAN HITS ENTRY INTO WAR BY SOMMUNISTS   Chines: Denounced In United Nations Security Council As Aggressors In Korean Conflict.

State Department, Backed by Truman, Levels Accusation   Will Seek UN Actio: Against China on Basis of Charge

SERIOUS CHARGE U. S. Brands Chinese Reds as Ageressors —   Austin Makes Formal Charge Facing Wu in UN Council

Austin Demands United Nations. Take Action on Chinese Communist: Moves: In Korea; Peiping Delegates Listen. .

Austin Demands Security Council Action on Crisis  Russian Deleqate   Russian Delegate Balked in Effort To Block Speech

~~ CRISIS —  Case Put Before UN By Austin   MALIK FAILS TO STALL MOVE

UN Security Council Is Asked To Face Consequences of ‘Naked’ War   Warren Austin Hurls Charges Directly At Visiting Communists at Critical Meet

Charge Is Given UN  Council   U. S. Delegate Austin Firm in Presentation of i On Aggression

UN To Get Case Against Red China  Seek Resolution * To Order Troops Out of Korea

MNECOS TOF FOSSIDIC VVOF OCONnned  U. S. Industrialists Assemble for Study Of Munitions Proaram for Next Year

Pre eview Of Cutbacks?  I ndustrial And Detense ‘Leaders Make Plans

Solon Asks Arms Parley   Tydings Renews Plea For World Conference, Points Out Dangers

Convicts Wound One Officer   Blast Through Two Roadblocks In Arkansas

Posse OF 100 Close In On Three Convicts   Fugitives Leave Trail Of Death And Stolen Automobiles

District Republican Women Elect   “Mrs. Beardsley Is Named Vice-President.

‘Oh, Lord, Here It Comes!"  ‘srl Leade Red CGuernllae in Slauchter of Yanks

\NEW ATROCITIES  Red Raiders Tie Up and Murder Seven United States Signalmen

Girl Helps Kill Tied-Up Yanks   Guerrillas Raid Tent During Wild Korea  Storm

‘Reds Led by Girl Raid U.S. Army Radio Station, Seize GI’s and Execute Them

America Charges Soviet Demands On Trieste Are to “Sow Confusion’

Asi All Small Craft and Othe Interests To Remain On Alert Until Hurricane Passes   NOW 350 MILES EAST OF GEORGIA

Casey Stengel Rehired As Manager of Yankees For New Two-Year Term

First Degree. Murder. Charge Seen for Collazo   San Leandran Suicides

Assassin’s Widow Held;  Puerto Ricans Selena   U.S. Agents To Seek First-Degree Murder Indictment Against Collazo In Attempt On Truman’s Life

Biting Wit   Federal Prosecutors Seek Quick Trial For Puerto Rican

Want To Secure First Degree Murder Indictment Against Man In Killing Of White House Officer   OAMPOS, OTHER PUERTO RICANS, ARE SBIZED

Lincoln Gives His Support To Ferguson  Says Auditor's Election Would Be

Lincoln Seeks Farm Backing For Ferguson  Takes Crack At Taft  Tet Veeslawatinw Pack   Takes Crack At Taft Jn Declaration For Democrat Candidate

Wallace Claims U.S. Actually Fights Russia   Says America Has Lost Initiative In Not So Cold War

State-Wide Coal -Pooling Program Rushed   Tallamy Is Named Fuel Administrator To Direct Effort

State Will Pool Soft Coal Stocks   Tallamy Is Appointed Administrator to Guide Regional Effort

Equal Treatment of Negroes Provided in  U.S. Armed Forces  New Racial Policy To Give Negroes Same  Chances As Whites

Armed Forces’ New Racial Policy To Provide Equality of Treatment

NEGROES 10 GET FQUAL RIGHTS: IN ARMED SERVICES   Committee Recommenda tions Accepted By Army, Navy And Air Force

Armed-Force Negro Equality Drawing Near  Committee Expects Better Efficiency

She Went Out-- --With Other Guys Policeman’s Son Charged In Strangling Sweetheart

Rural Youth Day Is Scheduled for Oct. 23   Emporia Juniar Chamber Will. Be Hast to Schaal  Det Hes tans he eee ot

Rural Youth Day fs  Scheduled for Oct. 23   Emporia Junior Chamber Will Be Host ta School  Bupile—_Proanraqm Blanner!

USSR -Claims UN Order To Cease Fire Illegal   Chiang Refuses Aid to Korean Republic; Archbishop Calls for Special Prayers

Texas Governor Gives National Crime Rinas Orders To ‘Stay Out Of Texas’ .

Crime Probers Get Tax Files   Truman To Release Income Information

Solon Charges Ship Is Being Loaded In U.S.   Cites Huge Amonnt Of Material Sent To Chinese Recime

O'Conor Claims Petroleum Carge Headed for China   Senator Charges War Valuable Goods Sent Reds

Claims Ship Loading for Red China   Sen. O’Conor Reports Vestel Taking on Qi! Products, Pipe, Serapped Tires

Urges Probe Of Shipping  O’Conor Claims U.S.   O’Conor Claims U.S. Firms Still Sending Goods to Red China

Ship forRed_ China Being Loaded in U.S.   Sen. O'Conor Says 1+ Contains Strateaic Materials

New Yerk Cotton   Soybeans   SOME ROVElS WHIPPING —Nargeo U.S. Loads Oil, Tires for Red China

MAIGR PARTIES ARE. SEEN SET FOR THE FRAY   Republicans, Democrats, Aim At Getting Out A Huge Vote

LONG TERM FOR GOLD IS ASKED   Judge Delays Sentencing Until Saturday To Study Case

Enemy Planes Straf Allied Warships, One Is Shot Down; MacArthur Lands At Inchon, Inspects New Front

Reds Retreat in Disorder on Naktong   MacArthur Goes Ashore at Inchon; Invasion Is Speeded

U. N. Lroops Keported Fighting Inside Seoul as Confused Reds Begin Retreat Across Naktono:

Reds Reported in Confused Retreat Across Naktong River in Southeast Beachhead— Attacking U. N. Forces Gain Up to 5 Miles —Air Attack on Warships Off Inchon Fails—MacArthur Goes Ashore.

U.S. Marines Take Field Near Capital .   MacArthur Inspects Inchon Beachhead; Reds Reported Fleeing Infantry Drive -

Temperatures   Victory-Hungry Troops Nab Biggest Airfield; MacArthur Goes Ashore

Gen MacArthur Ashore To Visit The Front Line   Lt. Gen. Walker Says The War “Should Be Over Quickly”? Unless Reds Have Reserves

‘Kimpo Airfield Is Captured as UN Troops Gain Ground   North Korean Army in = South Shows Signs of Cracking

Invaders Are Hit on All Fronts   General Offensive Pushing Back Foes Along Entire Line

Walker Says Enemy Making A’'Last Gasp"   South Koreans, However, Forced To Withdraw North Of Taequ

North Korean Drive Toward Pohang Halted  Walker Says Enemy   Walker Says Enemy “Making Last Gasp”

Offensive Aimed At Pohang Halted By So. Koreans   U. S. Airmen Sink 2 Naval Craft; Abrupt Increase Is Reported In Enemy Shipping

Noth Koreans Gain Only Near Taegu While South Koreans Halt Pohang Push

South Koreans Stand Firm in Meeting Drive   Noteworthy Gain Made at Only One Place About 2() Miles Northeast of Taegu; Three Large Tankers Sunk.

American Aerial Blows Thwart Communists’ Plans For Another Eastward Push Toward Pusan; Walker Says It’s Foe’s Last Grasp

Reds Drive  Nearer City Of Taegu   Gen. ‘Walker Says ‘Enemy Making His Last Gasp’

Push For Taegu Only Gain; Other UN Lines Hold Fast   Rising Optimism in Korea Disturbine To Gen. Walker

S. Korean Defenders Of Pohang Hold Fast   Carrier Planes Sink 3 Tankers And 2 Small Craft Off East Coast ¢

FBI Agents Join Local And State Police In Hunt   Grotesquely Masked Robbers Carry Out Raid In 20 Minutes

Boston Starts Sweeping Manhunt For Gunmen  Who Staged Million-Dollar Holdup Yesterday

‘Bandits Net Million Dollars In Holdup   Boston Robbery Largest In Nation’s History

Bosfon Scene Of Slick Job   Leave Another Millen in Ceth Decewse Handa Full FBI Joins Manhent

FBI Agents Join in Manhunt For Bandit Gang Which Got $1,500,000 in Robbery  $100,000 Reward Offered Today  For Seven Boston Gunmen

Boston firm ls Entered By Seven Gunmen   Second Million In Cash Left Behind By Bandits

FBI Joins Manhunt For' Million Dollar Bandits   Robbers Make Clean Getaway Without Leaving Single Clue; Eight Suspects Are Being Held.

FBI Alerted in $1 Million Robbery: Holdup One of Biggest in History

FBI Agents Join Hunt for Bandits   Gang Gets Away With $1,500,000—One of Biqaest Jobs Ever

FBI Joins Manhunt jor ve o Seven Who Robbed Boston Money Transporiers, Leaving Nef Clues

Bandit Gang Makes Clean Getaway —   Boston Armored Truck Firm Offers $100,000 ward for Capture; BI Joins Manhunt

Bandits Take $1.5 Million in Boston Holdup   F. B. I. Joins Manhunt; $100,000’ Reward to Be Offered

$14 Million Is Lost As Thugs Hit At Boston   Another Million In Cash Is Left Behind By Gana

FBI Joins Hunt For Bandit Gan   Biggest Robbery In Nation’s History Engineered by 7

7 Gunmen Stage Precision Raid on Brink Vault   F BI Joins Manhunt for Hallowe’en-Masked Gang: Entire Eastern Seaboard Is Alerted.

‘Seven-Man Gang Obtains Million in Cash in Bold Robbery of Boston Money Transportation Firm.   $100,000 REWARD OFFERED BY COMPANY

SEVEN GUNMEN TAKE $1,000,000 IN BOLD HOLDUP   Another Million Dollars Left Behind As Robbers Flee—FBI ‘Agents Aid Police  In Intensive Hunt.

FBI Agents Join Hunt For Boston Bandits Who Stole Million In Cash

Gang Sneaks Through Six Locked Doors to Trap, Bind Employees, Escape With Bags of Currency

The Weather   Bandits Grab $1,000, OOO In Daring Holdup in Boston   Gun In Hand, Cincy €op Chases His Man

Huge Haul Lifted, No Clues Left   Another $1,000,000 Left Behind Because Hands Were Full —

$1,000,000 CASH IN LOOT AT BOSTON   Seven Masked Gunmen Go Through 6 Locked Doors to Vaults of Money Transportation Firm.   ANOTHER $1,000,000 CASH LEFT BEHIND   Robbers Escape Without Leaving Clue; Company Offers Reward of $100,000 for Capture.

Leave Million, 5 Guards Behind   Police Stage Big Roundup of East Coast Underworld

FBI Takes a Hand in Effort To Nab Gang Who Robbed  Warehouse Crew of Fortune

$1,500,000 Seized In Daring Robbery   Bandit Gang Escapes With Million in Cash, $500,000 in Checks in Raid on Boston Money — Transportation Firm; FB! Joins Huge Manhunt

Million Taken In A Boston Robbery   FBI Agents in Search for Gang That Pulled Off Big Theft   HUGE REWARD OFFERED   Escaped From Brink's Inc. Without Leaving a Single Clue

Bandit Gang Gets Million in Robbery   Overpower Cashiers and Guards in Boldest of Holduns

S100, 000 Reward Will Be Offered for Their Capture: rioht Suspects Are Held  Bold Robbery of Money Transportation Firs Netted Gunmen $1,000,000 in Cash and $500,000 in Checks—Another Million

Believe Get-Away Cadillac Spotted In New York City   Gunmen Seize $1,000,000 From Money Transportation Firm; Overlook Another Million

Brinks Exchange Is Looted: FBI Joins Manhunt   $100,000 Reward for Capture Offered; Gang Smooth; No Clues Left

Bandits Flee With $1 Million Cash, $500,000 Checks  FBI Joins Boston Robbery Manhunt

1,500,000  Robbery Sets Off Manhunt      Smoothly Working Bandits Make Escape in Boston After One of Nation’s Biggest Hold-Ups

Additional Million Is Left: $500,000 In Checks Taken   Bandits Make Way Through Six Locked Doors Refore Reaching The Vaults Containing Monev

Huge Reward To Be Offered For Capture   Police Begin One of Biggest Underworld  Roundups in History —But Have Few Clues

BOSTON POLICE ENGAGING IN BANDIT HUNT   $500,000 In Checks Alsc Taken In One Of Biggest Holdups

Offer Rewardof $100,000 For Gang s Capture   Money Transport Firm Victim of One of BigGest Robberies

Cash Scooped Up § wiftly In Garage Vault   Masked Gunmen Leave Million Behind

$1.500000 IN CASH IS TAKEN BY HOLDUP MEN   Boston Firm Sets $100,000 Reward For Capture Of Bandits af

Also Took $500,000 In Checks, But Left Cool Million Behind Them   Extra Money Was Too Heavy to Lug   Gang of Seven Worked Smoothly, Left No Clues; Reward Offered

Bandit Haul Mounts To $1.5 Million   FBI Called In At Boston; $500,000  In Checks Taken With Million In Cash

- Precision Raid  One Of Biggest Holdup: In History Nets Million

FBI Agents Join Forces  In Manhunt  Clues Are Lacking In Nation’s Greatest Holdup In History

MILLION IS TAKEN BY 7 MASKED MEN   There Was Another Million for Boston Bandits in Sight

CRACK AGENTS OF FBI CALLED TO AID POLICE   Holdup of Money Firm Is One of Nation’s Biggest Robberies

Bandits Loot Express Company Vault Witlt ‘Smooth Precision — Haul Includes Nearly Half-Million In Federal Funds — FBI,. Pos lice of 14 States Move In On Case — Robbers Leave Another Million Behind — . Company Head Offers 100, 000 For Capture Of Gana 

$1.5 Million Loot laken by Gang; Leave NoClues  Transport Firm Puts Up 000 Reward

F.B.I. Joins in Hunt for Seven Who Got Big Haul   One of Biggest Robberies in Nation’s History

FBI JOINS HUNT FOR BANDIT GANG IN BOSTON THEFT   SEVEN MEN ESCAPE WITH $1,500,000 IN DARING HOLDUP

Daring Robbers Pull Million Dollar Holdup   Money Transport Firm Will Offer $100,000 Reward For Their Capture

ee  FBI Enters Search For Daring Band  _ 5 Employes Are Round Rx Rarnslite

FBI MEN JOIN BANDIT HUN   Press Search for Gang That Staged MillionDollar Holdup.

Gang Flees Scene  Of Raid on Brink's Without Detection  Additional Million Left Behind During Looting of Vault

Johnson Sees Reds Lacking War Capacity   Secretary Holds Defense: Of U.S. Are Sufficient  Tie Mace Bitiead beck:

Brazilian Air Crash Kills 49   Constellation Strikes High Tension Wire, Bursts Into Flames

49 Are Dead In Wreckage Of Airliner   Huge Craft Strikes High Tension Line In Southern Brazil; All Aboard Perish

SENATOR ASKS 2-PARTY BLOC 70 FIND TRUTH   Methods May Smear Innocent, Let Guilty Escape, He Warns

Lodge Blasts Senate’s Red Probe Methods   Says McCarthy's Charges Not Proved; To Ignore Subpoenas

Asks Group To Dig Out  True Faets  Method Of Hearing Claims Often Hurts   Method Of Hearing Claims Often Hurts  Innocent. Sen. Savs

Lodge Blasts Red Probe © As Damaging To Nation   Says McCarthy  Stand Unproved; Urges Bi-Partisan Groun for Check

Let Bipartisan Board Dig Out Truth, Says Republican; Asserts Charges Not Proved

Asks Bipartisan Commission to Dig Out Truth   Claims Investigation Damaging U. S. Before World; McCarthy Favors Proposal; Demands Secret Lattimore Report.

Senator Calls for Committee  To Get Truth   Truman’s Refusal to Disclose Government's Loyalty Files Lashed

SENATOR LODGE DEMANDS FAIR RED PROBE   Bipartisan Inquiry Into Charges Urged By Massachusetts Man

DAMAGING U.S. BEFORE WORLD, LODGE CLAIMS   Committee Member [nr Attack on Mathods Of Case

Lodge Blasts Senate’s Red Probe Methods; President  Orders Subpoenas Ignored   British War And Defense Ministers Under Fire As Doubtful Security Risks   Conservative Member Of Parliament Circulates Petition Seeking Their Removal From Office; Downing Street Says AP Story Of ByPassing Strachey On Defense Secrets Is Untrue

Methods Injure Country Before ‘World, He Says  Republican Asks Bipartisan Body 7. Ria Oat Troth

Senator Lodge Blasts Senate Probe Methods   Calls For Bi-partisan Com' mission. To: Dig Out Truth

FRENCH IN CONFAB   Premier Pleven Sees Attlee ~ May Even Decide to Come to U. S.

Attlee, Pleven Hold Talks On World Crisis  French Leader May   French Leader May Join British Premier In Flight To Americs

Attlee And Plevin Confer In London Before U. S. Trip   French And British Prime Ministers Talk On World Situation

Attlee Meets with Pleven Before Flying to U. S.   French Cabinet Wins Parliament Confidence Vote

Britain, France, Try for Joint Policy in Kerea   May Present Peace Formula to Truman That Will Propose  Koraan Buffer Zona

PLEVIN HOLDS LONDON TALKS WITH ATTLEE   Latter Leaves by Plane Tomorrow for Washington Conference.

Attlee Confer: With Pleven   Korean Crisis Is Believed Discussed By National Chiets

Attlee Talks     Into Huddle: on World Crisis With Premier;  fe WEY. ew 2 ge Se ede ec

ATTLEE CONFERS WITH. PLEVEN ON EVE- OF U.S. TRIP   Korea Crisis, European: Defense, Reich Arming Discussed By Ministers

Pleven, Attlee Meet in London   French Premier Given Big Confidence Vote by Parliament

Counterattack  Slows Americans But They Go On   Artillery Blasts Red Positions 20 Minutes Before Push-Off Aided by Mustang and Jet Fighters.

GOULD BE ONE AUSSIANG OAY ~ THEY SHOT AT   Sweden Protests Search Planes Flying Over Naval Base.

Rescue Pilot Reports Seeing Object in Sea  Danish Pilot-Says It May Be Only A Russian Buoy

Concentrate Search For U. S. Navy Patrol Plane Off Danish Island: Find Traces Of Airmen

Baltic Is Scene Of Search For Missing Navy Plane After Pilot Reports Seeing Wreckage Adrift In Sea; Mistake Feared

Plane Search Being Pressed   Rescue Pilot Tells Of Sighting Either Survivors Or Wreckaze.

Search For Navy Plane Continues Off Danish Isle   No Confirmation Of Finding Traces Of Missing Craft

Rescue Pilot Reports Seeing Rubber Raft   Hunt for Ship Tied in With Soviet Protect

Report of Traces of Plane Survivors Centers Search  Near Danish Bornholm Isle

Search For Missing U. S.  Navy Plane Continuing   Truman Confident And Happy Starting 6th Year In Capital

MISSING PLANE STILL HUNTED   Search for U. S. Craft Cen tered Off Danish Isle; Wreckage Seen?

40 BACK ON JOB  University of Califorma anges Decision on Communist Oath

4.0 Teachers Win Fight ‘Red’ Oaths   ‘California Governor Breaks Tie to Save Johs of Professors

Gov. Earl Warren Casts Deciding Vote with Nimifiz To Refain Men on Faculty Who Didn't Sign Oath

HARVARD ORGANIST WILL GIVE RECITAL   E. Power Biggs Was Guest Speaker at Today's k s Ki wanis Meeting   A PART OF MUSIC WEEK

HARVARD ORGANIST WILL GIVE RECITAL   =. Power Biggs Was Guest Speaker at Today's Kiwanis Meeting

00 Crippled Vets to Hunt in State   Rennebohm Clears Way to Shoot Deer

North Koreans Are Planting Floating Mines  Three U. S. Ships Have Struck . Mines Recently

Tells Attorneys They Can Have Jury If Wanted   Keech Refuses, However, to Drop Charges of Court Contempt

Trial Is Set For Monday In U.S. Court   Negotiations — to End Big Strike Are Deadlocked In Capital

Judge Orders Mine Contempt Trial Monday   NegotiationsBoggedDown After Brief Period Of Optimism

Court Denies Plea to Drop Proceedings   Union Terms ‘Back to Work’ Order ‘Involuntarv Servitude’

FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS UNION TRIAL MONDAY   DENIES UMWA PLEA THAT MINERS HAVE REFUSED TO WORK

Judge Refuses To Drop Charges Against Miners  Keech Orders That Trial Of Union Begin On Monday . 7

Judge Keech Sets Trial on Contempt Charge for Monda'   U. S. Attorney Says Injunction Brought No Coal Increase

MINERS GO ON TRIAL MONDAY FOR CONTEMPT      Union Attorneys Deny Strike Called, Say Men Disobey Lewis.

TRIAL OF UNION IS ORDERED BY COURT MONDAY   Federal Judge Refuses T. Drop Contempt Charges Against Mine Workers

Miners Union Now Faces Tria! For Contempt   Strike Continues Despite Emergency From Coal Shortage

Striking Coal Miners Ordered To Trial Monday  Judge Won't Drop Contempt Charge

Union Lawyers Given Right To Ask For Jury   Judge Keech Refuse: To Drop Contempt Charges; Contract 'Talke’ Continue

Refuses Plea That Union Is Obeying Order  Defense Says Miners Strike On Their Own

Judge Refuses to Drop Charges of Union Contempt   National Emergency Is Cited by Assistant Attorney General As Need for Action.

Judge Refuses To Drop Coal Mine Charges  Tria! Ordered On Monday For Union Officials

Contempt Trial On Monday —   Judge Keech Refuses To Drop Proceedings Against Uniled Mine Workers In Court

Offers UMW Jury Trial On Contempt   Sets Trial Monday; Denies Union Plea Yo Dron Charces

Court Denies Plea To Drop Charges   Attempt for Saturday Hearing Fail. As Government Points Out Crisis

Judge Won't Drop Charges Against UMW   Contempt Charges’ Stand, Rules Federal Judge Keech Today; Orders Trial on Monday.

— CONTEMPT — Miners Go To Trial On Moriday   MOVE TO KILL CHARGE FAILS

Miners Go On Trial Monday for Contemp! of Cour!   Strikers Have Refused To Comply With — Back to Work Order.

Orders Trial Be Started On Monday  Union Attorneys Challenge Right Of Work Order

Miners Face Monday Trial In Deadlock  Court Offers U.M.W. Choice Of Jury To  Hear Proceedings

Mine Union Goes On Trial Monday  In Contempt Case  U.S. Judge Rejects Plea for Dismissal Of Federal Charge

Refuse To Drop Contempt Charge Against Strikers   Judge Keech Tells UMW They Can Have A Jury Trial If They Desire; Union Attorney To Decide Over Week End Whether To Ask For Jury Trial In Washington Case

U. S. REFUSES DROP CHARGES AGAINST UMW   Speedy Action To End Strike Is Proposed

Court Refuses To Drop Charae Of Contempt   Trial Is Set for Monday; Union May Ask for a Jury

Miners’ Contemp! Trial Is Monday      Judge Refuses to Drop Charges; Union May Have Jurv Trial

Tells Union Attorneys They Could Have - Jury Trial If They Desired; Speed Asked By Government.

Contempt Trial Against Miners. Ordered Monday   Union Lawyers Argue Strike Unauthorized by Mine Workers ”

JUDGE KEECH SETS MONDAY TRIAL DATE      Refuses To Dismiss Count: Union’s Attorneys May Request Jury Trial

Judge Keach Sets Trial F or Monday   Government Will Attempt To Prove Contempt Charges

Judge Orders UMW Trial to Begin Monday   Coal Peace Parley Bogged Down Again After Brief Spurt Of Hope Thursday

ORDERS TRIAL FOR UNION MONDAY   U.M.W. Attorneys Consider Requesting Jury  MNRICNN   Claims At Least 20 States Have Adopted Emergency Coal Supply Measures

Judge Refuses Union Plea To Drop Charges  Layoffs In Major Induetrioe Hikad

Trial of Miners - Slated Monday   Judge Keech Refuses to Drop Contempt Charges Against Striking Coal Workers’ Union—Offers Jury Trial if They Wish.   TO DECIDE OVER WEEK-END

Coal Miners’ Contempt Trial ls Ordered   Judge Refuses To Drop Charges Under Injunction

Miners Trial  For Contempt Is Monday  Judge Refuses To Drop Charge.

Judge Refuses to Quash Charges Against Miners   Trial Ils Set for Monday   Union May Conside Jury, Hopkins Says

Striking Miners Lose Court Fight  Judge Refuses to Drop Contempt Charges; Calls  For Trial  TO START ON MONDAY  Union Has Paid No Attention to Order to Return to Pits

Federal Judge Refuses to Drop Contempt Charges Against Coal Miners: Trial Set Monday

Mine Union Ordered To Stand Trial on Contempt Charges; Hearing Set Monday in Federal Court

KEECH ORDERS UMW TO STAND TRIAL MONDAY   dudge’s Decision. Comes Despile Affilewté Gy Tehe t, Toate Mhat  sie Us Constantly erying  to tnd “Wallcout.

Coal Union Goes  On Trial Monday   Judge Sets Date As Miners Continue To Defy Court Rule

Court Orders Miner Union's Trial Monday   Refuses to Drop Charges Of Contempt; Jury Trial Will Be Granted If Union Requecte It

Court Orders UMW Trial For Contemp!   Judge Sets Monday For Hearing After Legal Arguments

Refuses To Dismiss Charges   Attorneys For Union Will Study Option Of Trial By Jury

Keech Orders Trial To Start Next Monday   Hopes For Contract Before Court Action Fades

STRIKING MINERS TO COURT MONDAY   Judge Refuses To Drop Contempt Charges; Offers UMW Jury Trial

Jury Trial Can Be Had, If Desired   Federal Assistant Aske Speety Case, Since Soft. Coal. Output. Is Neetled   »Reply Is Given   Attorneys Deny Unton Called Strike, Denies Added Responsibilitv

Jury May Hear Case Before Federal Judge   Appeal To Drop Contempt Charges Is Denied

Contempt Trial Of Coat Miners: Set For Monda}   Had No Right To Issue:  UMW Counsel Says Court Back - To- Work Orders

Judge Keech Refuses To Drop Court Charges  UE ee ee   Union Must Prove It’s Not Responsible For Coal Strike

Judge Sets Monday for Proceeding   Won't Dismiss Charges Against Strikers as Shortage Grows.

Union Must Stand Trial   U. M. W. Must Face Court Monday in Work Stoppaae in Coal Fields

Judge Refuses Union Motion fo Dismiss Action   Jury Hearing Offered Negotiations Bogged As Crisis Piles Up

Senate Group Set to Probe Pa. Primary   Irregularities Reported in Election Spending

Republicans Back Hoover's Plea for Defense of Western Hemisphere

New F oreign Policy Asked by Hoover    Leaing GOP Senators Approve His Plan of Defense

—‘ARM TO THE TEETH’ —  Fioover Raliies G.O.P. To West-First Plan

Hoover Rallies GOP Leaders Behind Policy   Make Atlantic And Pacifie Qur Frontiers, Ex-President Demands

Save Western Hemisphere, is Plea of Hoover   Former President Urges U.S. to Leave Europe Alone

Hoover Urges Concentration On Defense of the Western Hemisphere; Let Europe Go

Korean Reds Slaughter 32 Captive Yanks After Binding Them With Wire

32 Captured Yanks Slain by Korean Reds; Five Americans Live To Tell of Atrocities   7 Other Americans Reported Executed

New Chambers ‘Papers’ Bared   Documents Involve Former High Treasury Gfficial

New Spy Data Given By Nixon   More “Pumpkin Papers” Link Late Treasury Official To Soviet Ring

Another Batch Of ‘Pumpkin Papers’ Links Treasury To Red Spy Circle:

Former Official In Treasury Is Accused by Nixon   Representative in Making Disclosure Charges Hiss Case Only Part of Far-Flung Subversive Conspiracy.

New ‘Pumpkin Papers’ Enter Hiss Dispute   Ex-Treasury Official Source, House Told; Administration Paid Plot No Heed: Nixon

Leaders Heckled In Peace Efforts   One District Leader Win  Back to Work Promise

Miners Jeer  Lewis’ Aides  Work Order Strike Upheld; Wherry Scores  Truman’s Stand

Union Officials Booed At Called Meeting Of Pennsylvania Strikers   Report New Violence In Seven-State Walkout Of 90,000 Soft Coal Diggers; Strip Mine Dvnamited Near Pittsburch

Miners Bucking Union Officers  Men Boo Officials, Demandina Contract

Many Coal Miners Defy Union Heads   Reject Demands They End Strike  Menace Leader -

Cleveland And Pittsburgh Wire Truman Of Their Hardships; Ask Him To Take Action.

Say They Are Starving on Three-Day Work Week and Might as Well Stay Out Until They Get New Contract.

MINERS REFUSE TO RESUME WORK   LEADER, URGING DIGGERS TO GO BACK TO PITS, BOGED AT MEETING.

Miners Jeer Work Bid; Truman Denies Backing Injunction   Men Reject Union’s Call For Return To Pits As President Repeats Assertion Govt. Will Act When Emergency Arrives

Slim Young Opera Pinch-Hitter of Twenty  Scores on Short Notice in Met Emergency

Soprano Triumphs On Moment Notice At Metropolitan   Pretty Roberta Peters, 20. Gets Contract After First Appearance As Zerlina

Roberta Peters Acclaimed in Metropolitan Role...  Called at Last Minute, Opera Singer, 20. Scores Hit

A Dream Comes Irue—  Pretty Young Singer, On Moment’s Notice. Wins Met Opera Triumph

‘CZECH COMMUNIST PARTY TO PURGE UNFAITHFUL MEMBERS BETWEEN NOW AND JANUARY

GRAYDON COCHRANE HOSPITALIZED WITH INJURIES OF HEAD; SAYS HE WAS BEATEN

U.S. Supplies Said Adequate For All Needs  Increasing Demand Cauld Bring Order

Food Rationing Not Probable, Officials Say   Possibility Seen That Heavy Meat Demand Mays Place Controls On That ltem; Pieture May Change

U.S. Supplies Said Adequate For All Needs  Yo... el me   Increasing Demand Could Bring Order For Meat Controle

Nothing In Food Picture At Moment To Indicate Food Rationing Next Year

Catholic Church Dogma Approved   Pope Proclaims That Virgin Mary Ascended Bodily Into Heaven

Church Acts Upon Dogma  Pope Pius Obtains  apecraTe Raarer Stand

NEW CATHOLIC DOGMA APPROVED BY CONSISTORY      Pope to Proclaim Virgin Mary Ascended Bodily to  Heaven.

Premier Says Russians Man Enemy Tanks   Minister Claims Coast Guard Ship Sank Russian Ship Off East Coast   See Map Page 2

Hard Driving North Korea Armies Near Capital ax Defense Sijtfone

So. Korea Defense Stiffens And Seizes Town Five Miles Inside Northen Territory; Russian Inspired?

Vandenberg May Temper Foreign  Policy Attacks   Senator No Acheson Booster, But Admires General Marshall

Vandenberg May T emper G.O.P. Fire   Could Modify Some Republican Fire At Administration

Vandenberg May Temper Policy Shift   Michigan Solon Known To Oppose Revublican ‘Fire’ .

Sniping Of GOP To Be Modified By Vandenberg  Michigan Senator T«   Michigan Senator T Get Back On Job

Sen, Vandenberg Expects To Be Back On Job When  ‘New Congress Convenes

Await Return of Vandenberg   Republican Senator Tempers GOP Fire

Easter  Proves More Like Winter  Ice Storm Cripples  Communications in Gavan Clatac

Icing Conditions in West Spreading Toward East; Easter Weather Is Spotty

Ice Sheath Covers Parts of 7 States  Spreads Eastward From the Dakotas

Ice Disrupts N.Y. Traffic; Schools Shut   New England Area Hit Hard by Storm; Air Runs Cancelled

Armed Hoodlums Are Captured By Local Officers  Xs Fe es : oe Oe   Citywide Search Ends With Arrests Monday

Armed Hoodlums Are Captured By Local Officers  Citywide Search Ends With Arrests Monday

Collins Baek From Korean  War Zone   Further Losses  To Be Nil, Claim

COLLINS BA FROM KOREA 10 REPORT   'Army Chief of Staff Declares American Troops Bittling Reds Can “Take Care of Themselves Without Further Losses,”

\Ike Says He‘s Too Old— 3 : /Declines Political Offer In “Clear Terms’

ATTENDS EASTER SERVICE  Harry Packs Swim Trunks Prepares to End Vacation

House Drops Lending Plan, Passes Rest   Follows Suit Of Senate in Rebuffinge President

PUBLIC WILL DECIDE— — Defeated Housing Program Becomes Political Issue

Co-op Housing Bill Defeated In Congress  House Rejects Bill Despite Plea From Truman For Passaac

HOUSE BLOCKS CO-OP IDEA 218-199   Approve Bill For Expansion Of Existing Program   DEMO LEADER   Says Republicans Vote One Way And Talk The Other; Call Plan Socialistic

Co-Op Housing Program Will Be Political Issue This Year Despite House Defeat  Solons Ignore Plea From Truman ~ In Turning Down Building Plan

Co-Op Housing Bill Defeated  Truman Measure   Truman Measure Soundly Beaten

Co-Op Clause Erased From Housing Bill   House Ignores Truman Plea . To Adopt Plan

House Rejects Measure by  218-135 Vote   Leaders Shout “It’s. to Be Political Issue in Campaign” :

See Political Issue in Vote on Housing   Truman Program Is Rejected by House 218-155

Co-op Housing Bill. Is: Beaten in “House Vote   Truman Plan Defeated 218 t0-155;. Is. Seen As Political Issue

Housing Defeat to Be Election Issue  Truman’s Cooperative Building Plan Beaten Despite Personal Plea

Reject Co-op Housing   Truman’s Mid-Income Homes Program, Beaten 218 to 155, May Be Political Issue in Fall

Housing Bill, Rejected, Seen A Political Issue   House Turns Thumbs Down On Co-Op Plan, Votes Expansion Of Existing Program

[Housing Program Bounces Back as Political Issue   President's Personal Ple: Is Ignored; Vote Favors Existing Methods

Democrats Hope To Make Issue of Aid Bill's Defeat  House Opponents  Receive Plenty of fe Ree? ae Yee eee

JUNKED HOUSING PLAN TO BECOME ELECTION ISSUE   TRUMAN SUPPORTERS IRKED AT DEFEAT IN HOUSE VOTING

Defeated Co-Op Housing Plan Is Political Issue   Personal Appeal Ot} President Ignored In House Vote

HOUSE DEFEATS IDEA BY VOTE OF 21870 155   Truman's Program Comes Back As Warm Political Issue

Co-op Housing Plar Beaten in House; Js Political Issue   Personal Plea From Truman is Ignored in House

Truman's Co-Op Housing Will Be Campaign Issue   Thrown Out By Congress; House Passes Own Bill

Demos To Use  Housing Defeat  In Campaigning Truman's Co-op Pla  Dies In House After Senate Rejection

House Defeats Co-op Housing   Expansion of Present Program Approved: Political Issue

Democrats Unhappy at Outcome Warn Republicans That Matter Will Become Political Issue

Beats Co-Op Housing Plar   House Turns Down Truman’: Personal Plea~-Becomes Political Issue.

Congress Snubs Middle Income Housing Program   Plan Will Become Warm Political Issue In November Election

Co-Op Housing Bumped; May Be Campaign Issue   Bill Downed In House; Old Plan Is Expanded

Defeated Housing Act To Become Major Campaign Issue At Next U.S. Election

Middle Income Housing Bill Loses in House   Democrats Cloim Breach of Faith; Republicans Scoff

Co-Op Housing Becomes Issue   Program Thrown Out Of Congress Bounces Back Into Campaigns

Truman’s Defeated Co-Op Housing May Become Warm Political Issue  Program Tossed Out Of Congress Yesterday But Bounces Back Today As Issue Sar Votere Toa Pase On.

Housing Loss To Be Issue  In Campaign  House Rejects Personal Diag OF Teresa Vente   House Rejects Personal Plea Of Truman, Votes Co-op Down By 218-15¢

(0-0P HOUSING IS THROWN OUT   Action Which Represents Defeat For Truman Becomes Political Issue

Housina Bill a Political Issue   Measure Defeated in House by 218 to 155

QUSING PROGRAM LIKELY TO BECOME POLITICAL ISSUE   President Suffers Majer De4 feat As House Rejects ‘ Caoperative Plan

Co-Op Housing Program, Defeated In House, May Become Warm Political Campaign Issue Of President Truman During Next November

HOUSING BILL BADLY BEATEN   Truman Measure Expected To Become A Warm  Campaign Issue

Congress Rejects Truman's Co-Op Housing Program      House Ignores President's Personal Plea; Now Warm Political Issue

lord To Hold Price Level  On New Cars   But Just One Company Can't Halt Inflationary Spiral, He Says

General Motors, Chrysler Gn Spo! In Surprise Move   Halting Inflation Given As Reason

Ford Will Not Boost Auto Price   ‘Action Puts GM and Chrysler oan tha Snnt

Three Out Of Every Five Dollars Of This Amount Will Go For Military Spending; Bill Carries An Order To Save In Non-Defense Spending

South, West Show Largest Census Gains Washington Bumps Pittsburgh From “Big 10” Cities In U.S...

RUSSIANS CUT RUBLES PRICE   Four for A Dollar Now As   Against Previous 5.30

Russia Sets New Rate for Ruble; Dollars are Out  Decree Makes Price “Raduetinne far Naw

Soviet Union Drops Value Of Currency   New Rate For Ruble Set In Sweeping Price Reductions

Four Rubles Set to Dolla:   Sweeping Price Reductions Announced . by ~ Soviet  Union at Moscow.

Russia Boosts Ruble Value, Cuts Prices   ».. Exchange Rate No Longer Defined In Dollars

Soviet Sets New Value for Ruble   Prices Reduced; Exchange No Longe in Terms of Dollars

Detroit Police Seek Madman Who Attacks 6  Neighborhood Home:   Neighborhood Home: Entered; 5 Victims In Serious Condition

Madman Run: Wild in City, Ambushes 6   Detroit Cambs Arca For Escapes From Mental Institution

SIX WOMEN AND CHILDREN FALL VICTIM TO CLUB   LACK MOTIVE FOR SENSELESS ATTACK IN RESIDENCE AREA

SEEK MADMAN SUSPECTED OF SIX ATTACKS   Detroit Terrorized by Man Who Attacks Women, Children With Club, —

Maniac Attacks Six In Detroit, Still At Large   Women And Children Main Targets Of Man Roaming District

Madman Sought For Fiendish   Man Using Metal Club, Fractures Five  Skulls.

SEEK MADMAN IN DETROIT ATTACKS   Clubs Down Six Women And Young Children

SEES WAR WITH RUSSIA   Legion Representative Made State ment Before Congress

Regards War With Russia As Inevitable   5  Representative Of Legion Asks Enactment Of UMT Bill: Only Chance Of   «Survival He Claims

UMT Urged To Prepare For Soviel Threat   Congress Told U. S. Survival Hinges On Enact Moahilization .

SEES WAR WITH RUSSIA   Toad, x ‘Legion Representative Made State ment Before Congress

Russian War Inevitable, Says Legionnaire; Department of State Official Says It Isnt  However, Policy-Maker Kennan Says U. S. Must Plan Long-Time Defense

‘Give Us Arms, Cry Koreans In Rally At Seoul   Million Youths Ready to Fight, Thousands Told in Mass Meeting

10,000 MARINE RESERVES CALLED Army Identifies Guard Units Ordered To Full-Time Service

CORN SUPPORT HIGHER   Rates for 1950 Crop Will Run 7 Cents a Bushel More Thon ‘49

Spruce Job Near Completion   After Alla Mouse Is Only a Mouse But a Drink Is a Drink

Compromise Asked On Profits Levy  Wait Until January, Senator George Says

'GEORGE ASKS DELAY ON EXCESS PROFITS   O'Mahoney And Connally Claim Thev Have Votes To Pass Measure Now

Delay Is Asked  On Excess Tax   Solon Suggests 1951 Lev: Be Made Retroactive

Sec. Acheson Forgets Pass At Conference   Searches Pockets. Finally Admitted By Royal Marines

Republicans Run Up Huge Lead In. Early Maine Vote   Governor and 3 Congressmen Appear, to be Reelected

Maine Goes Republican In First. 1950-Vote To Be Decided In Nation

VOLUME OF CONSTRUCTION AIDS Summer Employment Picture In Lubbock Termed Healthy

ORIENTAL MIND MUST BE CONSIDERED In Any Decision Regarding Atom Bomb

Real Blame, if Atomic Bombs Fall, Will Lie With Aggressor Powers   BY J. M. ROBERTS, JR. Associated Press went Affaire Analyst

Aleohol TaxAgents In RichLiquorHaul   Seize $50,000 Worth of Oklahoma-Bound Whiskey At Missouri Tavern

SINATRA BRINGS GIFTS HOME TO WIFE AND KIDDIES. WHILE PRAISING AVA AS WONDERFUL

Truman Victory’ In 52 Forecast   No Contest Is Viewpoint 0 : Senator Anderson

Democratic Leader Says  Truman ‘In’   Senator Anderson Sees Renomination. By Party In 1952

Truman. Seen Winnng Dem Nomination  Sen. Anderson Says   Sen. Anderson Says President Will Win 1952 Nomination With Contest

Truman Seer Winnng Dem Nomination   Sen. Anderson Says President Will Win 1952 Nomination With Contest

NOMINATION OF TRUMAN 'EASY'   Anderson Thinks President To Be Choice Without Contest

pete Throughout U. S. Anderson Sees Truman Getting  Presidential Nomination Again

1 ald Arrest of Scientist Is Serious ‘Blow to Joint A-Bomb Research

APARLEY DUE THURSDAY Britain Fears Fuchs Case  May Cool Yank Relations

Tracy Is Given Term in Prison   Slew Mother in Law With Butcher Knife

Thee Perish in Cottage Fire   Crystal Lake Blaze Kills Mother, 2 Tots

Cotton Receipts   47 Eastern Red Policemen Held In Custody Released

$2355 Taken In Charleston Armed Holdup   State Patrol Links Abandoned Car With Robbery

Senate Probers Summon Larsen To Closed Sessior  Ex-State Official Is   Ex-State Official Is Called to Give Story On Amerasia Case

Senate Questions Amerasia Witness   Emmanuel Larsen to Face Closed Session

Larsen to Give Amerasia Testimony in Closed Session   ‘Former State Dept. Official Was One of Two Persons Fined in 1945 Case

Truman Secretary Charles Ross Dies  Collapses at Desk After War Statement

Admitted Counterfeiter Had No Love F or Federal Reserve  Secret Service Holds Los Angeles Mar Who Produced Near-Perfect $5 Bills

Decide on Control of  Congress  lone a wot =   Will Be Faced During Critical Years Ahead On Policy of War, Peace

Control of Congress in Next Two Years Is Critical Issue : Being Decided by Voters Today  Thirty-Two Governors and Many Minor Officers Being Chosen.

Close Races Are Likely In Several   Key States   Two Critical Years Face Men Selected To Lead Government

40,000,000 Of Nation's Voters To.Cast Ballots  Electors To Name 36 Senators, 432  Renracantativeac

40 Million Going To Polls Today To Decide On Control Of Congress   Election In Many Respects Most Important As Next Few Years Can Well Be Fateful Tn TF So Hietary.

40 Millions May Vote In Today’s Test   Outcome To Determine Whether Republicans Or Democrats Will Control Congress

Nation's Voters Make Momentous Decision Today on Future Direction of the United States

NATION'S VOTERS DECIDING RACES ‘AT BALLOT BOX   Outcome OF Election Will Decide Control Of Congress-—Close Results Are Anticipated,

40 Million Expected to Vote Today   Congress Control Hinges on Small Group of Key State:

40 Million or More May Vote Signs Point to Close Contests In Many States

 With Threat Of War ’ oo  Voters Today Deciding Which Party Will Control Congress

Family of Five, Relative Killed   Clevelanders’ Car Collides with Truck

Truck-Car Crash © Claims Six Lives  Three Children among Victims OF Richland-co Highway Tranedvy

Six Vacationists Killed In Crash   Car Overturns And Burns In Richland County

Court Upholds U.S. Claim to Rich Tidelands   California Ruling Closely Followed In Coastal Battle

ECLARES RUSSIA MADE 2 MISTAKES   British Consul Stationed a K. C. Was Speaker at Rotary

MADE 2 MISTAKES   British Consul Stationed a K. C. Was Speaker at Rotary   DISCUSSES KOREAN WAR

More Arrests Held Imminent In A-Spy Case   Gold Is Linked to Soviet Master Agent’s Ring; Fuchs ‘Sincine’

VOTE FOOD RELIEF TO YUGOSLAVIA   HOUSE APPROVES $38,000,000 . MEASURE FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE.

Goes To Committee  House. Passes Food Relief ~ Bill To Help Yugoslavia

Mav Have Caused Crash   RITES FOR MRS. JOHNS   Large Delegation of Friends At. tended Services Yesterday

Mobilization Plan  Mailed to Every  City in Illinois Program to Serve  As Community Text Onefusl Nafexce sa

State Outlines Master Plan. For Defense  Every Individual And Community Will Play a Part

Karsten Seoffs At Me arthy’s ‘Risk’ Charges   Congressman Says Most Of 81 Were Investigated By Unit 2 Years Ago

List Of  Suspects Cleared   House Groups Put O.K. on State Dept.

Want Home Rule For Welfare   County Commissioner: Say Cut in Assistance Penalizes Children  Who Most Need Help

Irish Rejoice on St. Patrick's Day   Except Day Soddened by Ban on Celebration In Northern trefand

Dratt Induction Quota Is Issued   1,296 More Men Callec For October List

Draft Backlog Ready for Nov.  State Doctors Under 50 Register Oct 16

PHYSICIAN WILL FACE QUESTIONS   Dozen Witnesses Called For Inquest Into Woman’s Death

REECE LEADING IN TENNESSEE   Attempting To Get Back Old Job As Representative In Conaress

Reece Leads  In Tennessee   Slim Advantage Held Over Dayton Phillips

U.S. Ready to Start Flow of Arms to Western Europe   French Aircraft Carrier Here to Pick Up Cargo of Navy Planes

Carrier To Take Cargo Of Bombers   Other Military Supplies Rushed To Coast Ports

Ist Cavalry Pushes Reds  Over River   Attack Stopped Commie Try For Bridgehead Just Before B-29 Raid

Gls Watch B-29s Attack With Delight   ‘Witness Huge Air Assault After Retaking Waegwan

Jury Renders Verdict After 75 Minutes   Defendant Receives Decision Quictiy; Wife Smiles

Jury Acquits Dr. Sander in Quick Verdict   County Doctor Found Innocent of Charges Within 75 Minutes

CHOICE OF 3 VERDICTS IS OFFERED MEN   First or 2nd Degree Murder, Acquittal Possible Only   BULLETIN!

BOAT ACCIDENT FATAL TO FOUR   Victims All Members O! Indiana Family

Cold Weather Aids Tar Heel Farm. Crops :   Statistician Says Crops Grew Too Fast Before Cold Snap

AWAIT REPORT OF MACARTHUR UN TROOP USE   Washington Speculates Over Possible Orders to Ground Forces.

ARE LEAVING KOREA   U. S. Air Force Movin; Americans As Fast  As Possible

U. S. Citizens Leaving Via Big Airlift!  Fighter Planes Give   Fighter Planes Give Evacuees Protectior

YANKS LEAVING KOREA IN AIRLIFT OPERATION   Fighter Planes Guard Transports Hauling American Evacuees Out of Asiatic War Zone in Biggest Air Frenmert Operation Since the Berlin Blockade.

‘U.S. Air Forces Are Evacuating Americans From War-Torn Korea, Guarded By Fighter Craft Against Attack By Communist Planes

US Air Force Evacuating Americans From Blazing Korea as Fast as Possible in the Greatest Airlift Since the Berlin Blockade

Evacuation of Americans From Korea Ts Biggest “Airlift” Since Berlin

Americans Quit Blazing Korea  Air Force Evacuates Most In Big Airlift

American Fliers Are Evacuatins Nationals From Blazing Korea In New Major Air Lift Operation

U. S. Fighters Give Protection To Evacuees   Associated Press Correspondent Tells Of Flight From Blazing Country; British Mission Remain:

COLUMBUS MAYOR DENIED SEAT AT DAYTON BANQUET ‘Lady. Have a Chair. Pm Rhodes.’

fe ud Breaks Out among Ohio Republica   Rhodes Is rere at GOP Dinner

FOOD HIGHEST — EAR  IN TWO YEARS   Rice Is Shown In Government’s Cost-Of-Livina Index

LIVING COSTS ~ UPTO HIGHEST —-DYEAR LEVEL   General Motors Workers Get Pay Boost. Korean Wor Blamed for Price Soar.

Living Costs At Highest Level In Almost Two Years   Soaring Food Prices Said To Account For Boost.

Cost of Living Reaches Highest  Point in 2 Years   Rise Between April 15th and July 15th Noted at 3 Per Cent by Boreau

Soaring Food Prices Boost Living Cost   Three Per Cent Rise From April To July Recorded; Index At Highest Level In Two Years

Cost of Living Figure Hits Two-Year High  . Skvyrocketing Food   Skyrocketing Food Prices Send Index Up by 3 Per Cent

COST OF LIVING IS PUSHED HIGH BY FOOD PRICES   Highest Level In Almost Two Years Reached As Soaring Prices Hit Consumers Of Nation.

Cost of Living Index Is Boosted By Food Prices   At Highest Level  In About 2 Years

Cost of Living © Spirals Upward  Kt Highest Level in — Aleanact Twa Yanre

Soaring Food Prices Shoot Government Cost-of-Living Index To a High Level

Living Costs. Hit New 2-Year High   Index Climbs 1.4 Per Cent Between June 15 And July 15

ing [Excess Profits Tax lon (Provoss! Softened   Cost of Living At 2-Year Too

Price Hikes Blamed On  War Pressure   U.S. Index Tops 2 Year Peak; GM To Boost Waces

Prices Reach Highest Mark  In Two Years   Index Shows Foods Top Price Spiral; G.M. Raises Wages.

Slipped Bac ‘hk : Since  mt tat a ay  Living Cost Index Up L5 Pct. Between June, J ulv 15

'GM Workers Get R aise  Cost of Living Index Hishestin Two Vears

U.S. Living Cost Highest In Two Years: Foods Soar   Twin Falls Food Prices Rise; Coast Cities See Costs Jump

Korean Conflict Sends Prices of F ood Up to New Two-Year High Level

Cost-Of-Living Index Highest In Two Years  Soaring Food Prices Blamed: G.M. Boost:

Rise Reflects War Pressure   lumnce 14 Per Cent   Jumps 1.4 Per Cent In One Month

Bridgehead Holds Despite Pounding   Invaders Suffer Big Losses’ In Smash Across Kum River

Validity of Existing Tidelands Lease: Up for Discussion of Senate Group

Gal Rustler Shows She Can Handle ‘En   Blonde Nurse Swings Husk; Officer Off Ground to Frove Cen Handle Cows

British Expert Says Russia Has Strong Air Force   Former Commander Writes Soviet Builds 40.000 Planes a Year

Reds’ Air Force  Reported Strong As Any la Worle   Russia, Satellites" Making Up To 50,000 Aircraft Yearly, Briton States

Soviel Air Force Al Peak Strength   Production At High Pace But U, S. Turnout A Mere Trickle

Yugoslavs Get Many Millions From America  Additional Aid To  >» Be Given Tito If Need Shown

Tito May Get More U.S. Aid   United States Grants Another $20 Million To Help Yugoslavia

Congress Roundup  Senators Study New Controls For Communists   Original Bill Redrawn on Lawyers’ Advice

Use of Atomic Bomb in Korea Is Out for Now   President Still Hopes Peace Can Be Achieved

TRUMAN STILL HOPING PEACE WILL PREVAII   Chief Executive Declares Atomic Weapon Is Not Considered.

TRUMAN MAKES DISCLOSURE AT CONFERENCE   Congress Wants to Give MacArthur Power to Decide

Not Planning A-Bomb Use   Doubt Weapon Would Be of Much Value In Korean War

A-Bomb Use Not In Truman Plans  Sees No Need For It In Korean War

KK KKK ‘HUNGER-MAD PEASANTS _ JW CHINA FAMINE: AREA ‘RESORTING TO. CANNIBALISM

Gillette Wants Loopholes Plugged Limit Sought On Election  Expenditures

SECOND SHIP PLANS DASH TO SHANGHA!   New York Company  _ Will Try Running China Blockade De spite Warnings.

Ship Gets Ready For Shanghai Blockade Trin   Second Vessel Plans to Leave in Spite of  State Department Warnings of Danger.

Another U. S. Ship To Run Nationalist Blockade of Shangha  U. S. Ignores Plea To Help Ship Hit By Chinese Shells

Wabash River Threatens Vincennes, Flood Danger Grows tn Other Areas

Vincennes Volunteers Fight To Hold Flood Women. Children Aid In Building Auxiliary, Sandbaa Wal

Women and Children Aid in Flood Battle  ere amilie me ri Area Wh  ere Mis ~ hdhes hae lan ted

[Women Join Fight to Save Vincennes As Turbulent Wabash Pounds Levee

RAGING WABASH BURSTS LEVEE, 12,000 FLEE   Attempt to Build ‘Auxiliary Wall To Stop Water

Chief of Navy Voices Fears Of New War   Matthews Brands Red Peril Worse Than Hitler Era

Suspect Shot _ In Battle With Cops In Auto   Alleged Holdup Man First Forced Them To Drive Him Around

Suspect Forces 2 Cops to Drive Him   Finally Shot'in. Patrol Car as He Tries to Get Officers’ Guns

‘Peace on Earth, Say Politicos as They Trade Blows  ‘Olive Branches’ Used _ As Clubs in Exchange

State Supreme Court Faces  Loyalty Issue  Inerletea Hear Rath   Jurists Hear Both Sides on McDonald Ballot Dispute

High Court Hears McDonald's Argument for Place on Ballot  Raeme Cammittoa‘e lLonuare Naclnra State

Progressives. Producers Resume Talks  On Contracts   Gov. Stevenson Says He I. ‘*Hopeful™’ Some Agreement Would Be Reached in Talks

Number of Mines Sign Temporary Pact With Union   New Contracts Hike State Coal Output Above 5% Mark

STATE QUOTA IS INCREASED BY NEW ORDER   Army Acts To Boost Its Strength To Near 800,000 Mark

Berrien Quota  Is Set At 417.    Van Buren Must Furnish 136  Inductees For Period

New Year's Program Is Successful  Many Attend First Party At Church

Need Foreign Help To Make H-Bomb  Bes g ware ra a * wr, 7 war   Some Scientists Are Opposed.To Producing Dreaded Weapon

Security Is Obstacle to Making H-Bomb   Lining up Needed Scientists Who Are Trusted Difficult

Foreign Experts Needed for Hydrogen Program  Scientists Are H - Bomb Problem   AFC tt Concerned

‘Congress Worried Over Use of Needed Foreiqn Scientists to Develop H-Bomb

A US Brain Shortage in  Bomb Eftort   Congress, Atomic Energy Commission Concerned About H-Bomb Program   MADE WARY BY FUCHS   Many Foreign Scientists Will Be Necessary To Develop The Weapon

More Scientists Needed... . eS CNet . 5 es  H-Bomb Problem Worries Leaders

Lining Up Needed Scientists Seen Big Hurdle In Path Of H-Bomb Program

Safeguards  Are Sought  Against Leak Deep Concern  Is Displayed By Concress Unit

Hungary Names U. §. Diplomats   Many Problems Face U.S. in H-Bomb Program

FACE A REAL TASK   In Finding Scientists for New Hvdrogen Bomb  Program

Project Will Draw Heavily From Schools  Problems Include Security, Change In Bavalan Tiae

H-Bomb Project Encounters Snag   Lining Up Needed Scientists, Especially Foreigners, Apparently One of Maior Headaches.

Lining Up Scientists for Work on New Hydrogen Bomb Program Poses Problen   Deep Concern in Senate-House Atomic ‘Committee Over Employment of Earaianare

Dulles Calls for New Techniques in Cold War Strategy   Says Soviet Success In China Is Result Of Long Preparation

Many Favor Total Economic Mobilization — Congress Prepares To Act On Controls

Undercover FBI Agent Will Tell House Group Of Browder’s Ouster From Communist Party In Exposing Red Activities Throughout U. S.

Probers Want Browder Tale   ‘Cvetic To Disclose Reason for Ouster

Head of WCTU Raps School's Brewery Link   Columbia and Schlitz ‘Cooperation’ Target of Mrs. Colvin’s Barbs

Area Communications Disrupted OPAPP P RAL PPL PLP LLP LPP LPL OPAPP LALA AILS” *  Fire Cripples News And Police Circuits

Fire Paralyzes News Circuits   Pittsburgh Penthouse Blaze Damages Wires Phones Not Affected

SPONSOR WILL DROP PEARSON   Adam Hat Firm Denies Row With Senator McCarthy Is Reason

Wont Sign New Pearson Radio Contract   Adam Hat Co. Says Plans Had Been Made Before Clash With MeCarthy

Sponsor To Drop Pearson Contract  Attacks By McCarthy - Denied As Reason

Drew Loses Radio Pact   Adams Hats Won't Re-New Commentator’s Contract

Pearson Dropped By His Radio Snonsor   Change Not Due to Row With McCarthy, Ix Contnany’s Exnlanction

Sponsor To Drop Pearson  Will Not Renew His Contract in February

Sponsor Drops Drew Pearson  Radio Talks   Adam ::Hat Company Denies. McCarthy Call For. Boveoti: Involved

Witness Jailed, Another Held On Contempt Charge   Pittsburgh Labor Boss Painter Refuse To Answer Questions

EX-EMPLOYE IS. ADJUDGED ‘IN CONTEMPT   New Sensation Marks Free-Job [nquiry In Pittsburah

Witness sailed, "Contempt Chars  Pittsburgh Labor Boss Pamter Refuse To ~

28 Persons Die In Plane Crash  British Airliner  on  . a. ae es ef. Leek

28 ARE DEAD INCRASH OF BIG AIRLINER   British Craft Plunges Into Back Yard Of ’ London Home

28 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash  British Plane Plunges. Into Wall of London Sub urb...-.:

Crash In London Kills 28 Persons  Sole Survivor Of Trageay Is Steward

Liner Crashes  With 28 Killec   Steward Tossed 100 Yards From British Plane

Bandits Slug Bank Official   Take Him From Home To Rob Safe of $4,500

Teacher Status up To Pre-War Level  Solorics About Back in Terms of Buying Power

22 Plane Dead Brought Down.  Bodies Carried Off Mountain In Monlana

Bring Bodies of 22 From Mountain   Flashlights Guide Exhausted Men From Scene of Deadly Airliner Crash

Airliner Plunge Takes 2? Lives  Plane Hits Mountain In Montana Blizzard

Maryland Salvation Army Rejects ‘Communist Party Food For Miners

Special Session Decision Is Near  Gov. Lausche to Make Known View Tonight

GOP Promised True Bipartisan * Foreign Poliey   'Trunian,” Acheson: ‘Awsure Republicans ‘That ‘Their Views Will Be Sought

TO POST GOP ON FOREIGN POLICY      ‘Truman Pledges Views   Will Be Solicited

GOP Will Be Kept Abreast Foreign Scene   Truman, Acheson Assure Republicans Bi-Partisan Policy

Foreign Policy Action Revised   “Republicans to Be Kept Informed Now

Assure GOP of True Bipartsian Foreign Policy  Mm ._.*‘3. 4 -. bch...   President, Acheson Promise Republicans Voice in-Affairs 

Say GOP To Be Kept Informed   President and Acheson Say Views on Foreign Policy to be Solicited

Truman Will Post GOP On Foreign Policy   President, Acheson In Offer to Bridges For Bi-Partisan Approach

Assure GOP of Information on Foreign Policy   Will Solicit Their Views Says Truman, Acheson

Say GOP To Be Kept Informed    President and Acheson  Say Views on Foreign

G. 0. P. ASSURED BY PRESIDENT   Truman And_ Acheson Promise To Keep Republicans Informed

To Let GOP Have Voice   Truman Says Views Will Be Sought On Foreign Policies

TRUMAN, ACHESON ‘GIVE GOP PLEDGE   Will Inform, Solicit View: In Establishing Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

PLEDGE 10 KEEP GOP INFORMED ON FOREIGN POLICY   President Calls Bridges In; Says Will Ask Republican Views.

“True” Bipartisan Policy Promised  Truman and Acheson Pledge That GOP Will Have Voie in Plans

Truman Makes Approach To Republicans   Calls In Bridges, Promises Recognition For Foreign Policy

Bi-Partisan Policy Plan Is Tendered   President and Acheson Seek to Reunite Parties On Administration of Foreian Affairs

Truman, Acheson Tell. Republicans They Will Be Informed on Policies

Bigger Voice For 6.0. P. in Foreign Policy   Truman and Achesor Say Republicans to Be Kept Informed

New Share in US. Policy *   . Truman Calls Bridges To the White House In Bi-Partisan Bid

TRUMAN SEEKS GOP SUPPORT ON FOREIGN POLICY   SUMMONS BRIDGES TO HEAR PROMISE OF COOPERATION

Truman Pledges Bipartisan Policy  Declares Acheson Will Consult GOP

GOP Promised Full Information On Foreign Policy   Truman and Acheson Also Pledge to Seek Republican Views

TRUMAN TO SEEK   President Plans Move To Establish Real Bi-Por theme Erant

Vishinsky Denies Russ Annexation In China, Blasts Acheson ‘Alibi’

Vishinsky Denies Russian Land Grab in China   Declares Acheson Is Trying to Alibi American Policy

State's Quofa In First Draff Set at 487 Men   Director Seys Group Will Be Delivered Within 30 Days

‘Certain Supporting Units’ Thrown Into ‘Struggle In Orient   President Also Authorizes Bombing Of Military Targets And Calls For Naval Blockade Of The Entire Korean Coast

AN SWER AWAITED  — Ching Reportedly Sought To Head New Wage Board

State Tentatively Accepts Two Who  Have Compunctions   College Life, Fraternity System To Come under Fire In lowa City Murder Trial

Halsted Enters Governor Race, Seeks D.F.L. Spo!   Polled 545,766 Votes Against Youngdahl in ‘48

Korea Aid Bill Passed By Senate   House Already Passed Bill Providing For Over 70 Million In Non-Military Aid

Excess Profits Tax Bill, Bearing House Okay, Faces Senate Changes

House Passes Bia Profits Bill   378 to 20 Vote Sends Measure to Senate; Chanaes Exrected

Senate Maps Revisions In Profits Levy   House Passes Bill By 378-20; Beat Back Republican Substitute

Senate Looks At Profit Tax   House Passes Bill 378-20; May Be Changes In Senate

House Approval fo Profits Tax  Yote 378-20; Measure Faces Senate Action

SENATEPONDERS TAX ON: PROFITS   Bill For Levy On Excess Gains Passed By House— Changes Expected Before Final Passage.

HOUSE OKAYS MEASURE, BUT  Senate Would Alter Biq Profits Tax Bill

Major Operation Awaits Profits Bill In Senate   Senator Predicts Drastic Changes, Approval Before New Year

Senate Knife To Be Applied Tax Measure   Bill Gets by House Easily But Senators Have Changes in Mind  Eor the Meancura

Senate Plans Big Changes In Tax Bill   House 0.K.’s Profits Levy, 378-20, With *No’s’ From G.O.P.

Excess Profits Tax Measure Goes To Senafe   Bitter Battle In Upper House Is Expected

Revisions Sure In Profits Tax   Senate Gets Set For Major Operation

Profits Bill Goes To Senate  Tax Measure Passes Lower House, 378-20

House-Approved Excess Profits Tax Faces Prospect Of Senate Changes

House Okays Huge Excess Profits Tax  Measure Now Goes To Senate; Would Date Back To July 1

House Passes Profits Tax By 378-20   Drastic Change Seen Refore Senate Gives Anproval of M

State Moves ToInductDraff Delinquents  Muskingum County , Officials Plan Crackdown Here -

Huge Memorial Service Planned  Harlingen Rites to Honor Korea Dead

Barkley Rallies  State Democrats Urges Candidates To Cite ‘Record’

Avoid Throwing Mud, Candidates Advised by Veep   Forget Personalities, Tell Truth, Barkley Uraes Democrats

Marshall Leads Nation In Memorial Tribute With Call For Support of U. N.

25 Veterans In Area Died During Year   Names to be Read At Cemetery On Tuesday Morning

25 Veterans In Area Died During Year   Names to be Read During Services At Cemetery On Tuesday Morning

‘Threat Of Red Sabotage—No. 9 It’skasy For AnEnemy ToGet U.S. Intormation

The Threat of Red Sabotage in U. 5.  U. S. Supplies Reds With Vital Data   3-Cent Stamp Gets Facts

[Threat Of Red Sabotage Free Flow Of Information 'Worries Security Officials

RED SABOTAGE IN U. S. Valuable Secrets Easily Available  To Enemy Agents

Rich Buffalo Woman Found Shot To Death      Young Indian Half-Breed Admits Slaying, Seys tt Was Accidental

 Sees Republican Successor ‘Crisis in Far East Dooms ‘Acheson, Rep. Smith Says

MAN HIT BY BULLET AS HE WALKS OVER BRIDGE   — Marini, 28, _— njury on Right of Chest   BULLET OF .22 CALIBRE

Churchill Says We Can Drop A-Bomb On Russia, But Sees Red Retaliation

‘We Must Never Despair,’ Churchill Says—  U.S. Could Bomb Russia  From Bases in Enaland

CANDIDATES MAKE FINAL PLEAS  Both Sides Against Coalition lf British Election Is Close   U. S. Breaks Off  Bulaarian Relations

Bookie Raid In St. Louis Nets Data   Some Western Union Managers Get Divvy, Seized Wires Show

MAKE RAID ON NATION-WIDE BETTING PLANT   Evidence Includes Offers Made to W. U. Managers

Desperado Slain After He Fatally Shoots 3 Persons   Two Others Wounded Iv Qzark Mountain Gun Episode

Primary Will Name Candi dates for Senate and 212 Other Offices   CLOSE SENATE BATTLE

Wet Weather Is General in All Oklahoma   Voters Plod to Name Favorites Under ‘Grey Skies and Showers; Vote to Be Reduced

AT NAVY CONFERENCE   h. U. Chancellor One of College Heads Attending Meeting

Dr. Peel Pleads Guilty At Prague   Denies Spying For Yuvoslavs. However

Requests Guard Be Kept Together   Protests Heard On Piece meal Mobilization Plan

Protest Piecemeal Indiana Guard Call  Schricker Hopes 38th Can Be Kept Intact

Weather   Sweet Fe US Lilie! S CEST MUSES ER BAS  Federal ‘Aqencies Plan Crackdown on Nation's Gambling

HEAT’S ON, BUT GAMBLERS NOT OUT OF DOUGH   City, State Officials Join with Federal Regime To Check Bookmeking

CITTES, STATES AN) GOVERNMENT HUHT GAMBLING      Officials Join Forces to Break Power of Underworld Through Tough Federal Laws,   SENATE APPROVES PROBE OF RACKETS   Lnofficial Estimates Are That Illegal Betting In Nation Runs Into Billions Yearly,

 ‘Heat Is On Cities, States Join Congress ir Move Against Major Gambling

Addresses Congress And Then The Nation On The Magnitude Of War In Korea And  Ite Reauirements

Truman Asks Congress For  Huge War Sun   $10 Billion Sought by President as Dowr Payment on Struggle To Halt Communist , Aggression; Reservists Facing Call

$10 BILLION, NEW CONTROLS ARE SOUGHT   Tax Increases To Come Later

Truman Asks Congress For  Huge War Sum   $10 Billion Sought by President as Down Payment on Struggle To Halt Communist Aggression; Reservists Facing Call   State Able To Furnish 25,000 Troops At Once

Belt Tightening Asked; M’ Arthur Says Commies Lost Chance For Victory

Nation Moving Switftly Toward Mobilization To Halt Red Aggression   President Authorizes Free Use Of  Draft Law And Calling Of National Cnardemen Ta Meet Emervency Needs

Nation’s Partial Mobilization of Forces ts Beoun   Move Swiftly as Truman Asks 10 Billion; Call Up Reserves

Asks Congress for $10 Billion Payment on Victory; Will-Put United States on Virtual War Footing.

Credit Curb  In Monday Time Buying Harder, But. Not Very Much;   ornhantao Dan’t+ Wares

Buyina on Time to Be Tougher Chore After Next Monday   Restrictions Are to Go Into Effect On That Date to Curb Inflation; May Have Considerable Effect on Trade

GENERAL MOVES INLAND TO CHECK ADVANCE _ estamos  Marines Give MacArthur ‘Well Done’ For Leadership In Inchon Landine

West Groups Map Strategy To Counter Anticinated Demands hy Red Delernate

‘Western Powers Map Strategy For UN Session   Allies Seek To Block -Reds In Council Move

West Gets Ready To Counter Soviet Demand on China   Vishinaky Is Expected to Insist on Ouster of Nationalist Delegates

UN. MEMBERS MAP STRATEGY   Vishinsky Expected To Demand Seating of  Chinese Reds

Educators Vote  Against Hiring  Red Supporters   C. Of California’s Professors Also Balk At Signing Of Oath

Professors Vote Faculty Red Ban  California Teachers Reject Speciel Cath

University of California s  Staff Bans Reds   Professors Vote Against Communists On School Faculty

California U. Faculty Votes To Ban Reds   But Profs Reject Special Oath Order Issued by Regents

TTR  Professors Vote Against Commies On Faculty. Oppose Loyalty Oath

Mass of Frigid Air Is Blowing  Across Nation  Temperature Drops Reminder to West of 1949 Blizzards

Senators Drive for Profits Tax   Group Apparently to Ignore Truman’s Plea For Delay in Action

Senators Demand Heavy Profit Levy  85 Per Cent Tax Plan Advances

Senate Rushes Toward Excess Profits Ballot   "Quick Action Despite President Predicted by Proponents

Issues in Doubt on Profits Tax  Supporters of Levy Predict Senate Win

Truman Fails to Halt Drive for Tax Action   Warns Against Haste In Senate on Excess Profits Issue

Truman Advises Against Tax Bill On Excess Profits   Action Fails To Stop Drive In Senate; Victory Seen

LEVY ON EXCESS PROFITS SOUCHT      Drive For’ ‘ax Gains Steam In Congress While President Delays.

Excess Profits Tax Is Getting Senate Support   Truman Admonition On Haste Unheeded

Senate Ballot Set On Taxing Excess Profit   : Truman Opposition Fails To Halt Move For bmmediate Levy

pana Ie Tax   Go Slow-Advice-of_ President Shucked_ But Issue in Doubt

Support Grows For Excise Tax   Truman Admonition Against Hasty Action Fails To Halt Drive

President’s Statement Fails To Head Off Senate Drive  For Excess Profits Taxes

Senate Speeds Profits Levy  Truman's Warning Fails To Halt Drive

Senate Drives  For Profits Tax  Vote May Come Today On Doubtful Issue

DEWEY TO BE GIVEN POWER 10 SEIZE COAL   Governor Says State Approaches Desperate Stage

“urope Defense Calls For Time .  Britain And Frai.ce Are Key Nations

COULDN'T STOP RUSSIA IN WEST EUROPE NOW   But in “X” Months Britain and France Might Be Able to Lead  Successful Stand, U.S, Leaders Believe. Russia Now, Has 175 Divisions to Only 15 for Allies. 

WEST EUROPE NOW HELPLESS   American Leaders Say It Couldn't Be Defended Against Russians

Rush fo Rearm~  Allied Countries  & 1X’ Monthe Ahead Ther   *X'Months Ahead The - Caw Resist Russ Might

Charges Brake Holds Up Fund   Roth Claims State, Broke, Tries to Block ‘New Buildine Projects

ROTH ASSAILS STATE BUDGET   Accuses GOP Of Rigging State's General  Fund

Metal Industry Faces Controls  Allocation System Foreseen by July

Basie Metals Allocation  Is Likely   Will Be Necessary By July 1 If Demands Of Military Continue, Spokesman Savs

METAL-USING INDUSTRIES 10 BE CONTROLLED   Will Choke Auto Output for Military Demands; Rationing Possible.

Metal Allocation Plans in Making  Curbs Will Stow Auto Production

Metal Industries Face Tight Control  Rigid Regulations Likely by July 1

r iat for Metal Industry Eyed   Harness System Due if Military Needs Expand

Control Plan For Metals Due in 1951   Production Counsel Foresees $50 Billion Defense Program

Allocation of Basic Metals Being Studied  Government Officia Gate Jniv 1 as Date

NPA Tabs Steel For Ore Carriers  Banned Construction List Broadened to Include Bars. Saloons

ACCUSED SLAYER OF IOWA U. CO-ED TAKES THE STANT   Robert E. Bednasek Testifies Two Talked of Marriage Short Time Before She Was Strangled.   DEFENSE CONTENDS DEATH WAS ACCIDENT   Defendant Led to Point 0) Telling What Happened When Pretty Margaret  Jackson Died.

Bednasek Denies Broken Romance  Testifies in Trial For Slaying Coed

Highway Commission For New Law   Governor’s Road Program Needed, Commission Says

— Commission acks Gasoline Tax   ys Department . In Red $962,626 _ At End of 1949

Four-Cent Gas Tax Gets Highway Commission Okay   Proposed Law Is Meritorious, Department Savs In Statement.

Highway Office Committed for. Gas Tax Raise   Commission Says Law Needed to Build

Depa rtment In Red  Missouri Highway Commission Formally O.K.’s Gas Tax Lay

Highway Comiiission Urges Gas Tax Hike   Formally Commits Itself to Gov. Smith’s Four-Cent Tax Law; Declares Boost Needed To Relieve Financial Pinch on State Roads

Tydings’ Statement Questioned  Iowa Senator Disagrees On * Lattimore

lowa Senator Feels FBI Reeords Do Not Clear Expert As Yet   He Feels Tydings Conclusion **Unwarranted” As He Pleads for Full Investigation into Dossier On Lattimore Before Final Decisions Reached

GOP Senator Disputes Okay  For Lattimore   Hickenlooper ‘Disagrees’ With Tydings’ View Of FRI Reenardc

Statement Made After Seeing FBI Analysis   Former Counter Intelligence Chief Cammende Lattimor

Say s Records Of FBI Don’t End Spy Case   ‘Calls Tyding’s Conclusion ‘Unwarranted;’ Counter Intelligence Officer Defends Lattimore

HICKENLOOPER NOT IN ACCORD ON LATTIMER   Disputes Tydings On FBI Records Clearing Expert

Tired, Cald, Disgusted GI's Begin First Phase of Hungnam Evacuation

Retreating Troops, Tired and Cold, Many Ill. Board Ships for Evacuation

Lewis‘ Threat of Mine Strike it Sen. Taft Campaigns in Pits Starts Political Backfire

John L. Ts Loser. in Threat To Taft   Many Regard Lewis’ Threat as Abuse of Union Power, Believe T-H Brake Necessary

Truman and John L. Lewis Are Uneasy Partners in Blasts Aqainst Senator Taft

Industry Halts  Preduction in  nik! al aA Di; ay a vo oll VUILU & DIILZGI

Blow Struck To Industry In Centers Around Ohio   Normal Movements Paralyzed In Top Production Cities

Blizzard Blowing Itself Out In Ohio; Industry Hit; 51 Dead: Schools Closed

Reeling Ohio Counts 48 Dead In Snow   Industry Still Badly Crippled, Although Blizzard Eases Off

‘Ohio Says Storm Worst In 37 Years; Industrial Areas Of State Hard Hit  "TE nssemnde Tek te 3 TEs Be VN WH   Thousands Unable Today To Reach Places Of © Employment Due Te Heavy Snow And Complete Paralysis Of Traffic.   Pennsylvania Counts 23 Dead And Property Damage Of Many} Millions   Western Section Of State Suffers The Most While Philadelphia Has Four-Inch Rain And 70-Miles-Per-Hour Wind.

Ohio Still Held . In Storm’s Grip; Mills Are Closed   Worst Snowstorm In 37. Years Hits Industrial Contare

Huge Mills Are Idled By Storm   17 Deaths In Ohio: 20,000 Automobiles Stalled Along Roads

Communists Find Economic Situation in China Is an Ever Growing Problem

Recertifying Of Property To Commence   Procedure ly Made Necessary By Invalidajion Of Assessment Law Passed'In 1949

Take Care of Ourselves’   Kalamazoo Reform Leader I:  Not a Lily, Says the FBI

More Hats In County Race   Carstens Files For Co. Attorney, Coonley For Supervisor

incumbents File for Re-Election   Judge Gallatin and Representative Eerr Bsk Nominogtiongs.

MARAGON CASE GOES TO JURY   Confidential Records Shown to Defense

Britain A gog Over Anticipated News of M argaret’s Betrothal; Earlof Datkeith,Scot,ls theMan

Princess May  Wed Rich Ear!   Margaret Said To Have Deep Interest In ’ Seottish Duke

2OMANCE IN FULL: FLOWER  Earl of Dalkeith Believed Margaret's Pick as Mate

LONDON REPORTS YOUNG: PRINCESS TOBE BETROTHEL   Friends Hint Margaret Well Marry Immensely Rich Earl OF Dalkeith

Rescue Crew from Lost B-29   One of Group of Big Planes ls Forced Out

Engine Trouble Takes B-36 Out Of Test Flight   Global Bombers Were On Great Circle Route to Marshall Islands

Global Bombers TestReachIn Pacific Flight.  Flare it To Stay Afoft _ 98 Hours; Engine _ Forces One Return

Minor Blasts Still Continue   Death Total in Disaster a’ Seuth Amboy, N. J. - Placed at 27. °

NEW BLASTS:   Land Mines Scattered In Original Explosion Harass South Amboy Anew

KUUS SOUT AMBOY  Land Mines Set Off By Phosphorus Flames; Death Tol! 27

New Blasts Rock Waterfront Area  South Amboy’s Death Toll Is Placed at 27

Blasts Continue On Waterfront At South Amboy   Phosphorous Flames Set Off Many Land Mines: Explosion Fatal To 27

More Blasts Rock Stricken  Jersey City  Toll Set At 27 As  Ammunition Barges Bwnlade At S&S Aenbhan

FIRE TOUCHES OF NEW EXPLOSIONS AT SOUTH AMO)   Death Toll in Friday’s Blast 27; Damage Put At ts £N0 ONO

Explosions Continue in  South Amboy   Munitions Slated For Pakistan Caused 27 Deathe

New Blasts Keep City On Edge   Police Say It Will  Be Days Before Dock Area At South Amboy Is Safe: Death Toll 27

New Explosions Rock Dock Area In South Amboy   Land Mirfes Among Wrecked Barges Set Off by Fire

Explosions Continue In Harbor City   South Amboy, N. J., Has $7,500,000 Loss, 27 Is Final Toll

Phosphorus Sets OffLand Mines InSouth Amboy  $7,500,000 Damage Estimated In Blast; Only 4 Bodies Found

Explosions — Continue In South Amboy   Over 3,000 Mines  Picked Up by Army Demolition Officers Jn Waterfront Ruin

South Amboy Ruins Still Are Exploding   Waterfront Blast Killed 31 And Hurt 350—Fires Detonate Land Mines

FLAMING PHOSPHORUS SETTING OFF LAND MINES . Explosions Continue To Jar New Jersey Waterfront Area

Explosions Continue Today On South Amboy Waterfront As Death Toll Mounts To 27

Solon Presses Loyalty Probe   Tvdings Vows Full Report On Amerasia Findines

Mobilization Bills To Get Swift Action   Leaders Confident That Congress Will Apprave Quickly

Democrats Predict Passage Of Three 'Must' Mobilization Measures By New Years Day

Early Passage of ‘Must’ Bills Seen   Higher Taxes, Defense Armament to Be OK'd

Bishop Hughes Dies In Capifal Hospital   Noted Educator, Lecture: ' And Churchman Waeae 82

Methodist Bishop Hughes Dies at 83  DePauw President  During 1903-1908

Laborifes Win Confidence Vote For Third Time   Get 19-Ballot Edge After Concessions On Health Spending

Laborites Win Another Test   Make Concessions on Spending Policy

31 Feared Dead In Cuba Storm  }- Flood Takes Lives; Crop Damage Heavy

KKKKK POSSIBLY 31 PERSONS DIED IN CUBA DURING TROPICAL HURRICANE

Russia Atomic Blast Reported  Editor Says Explosion Occurs as Predict:

STATE GETS RELIEF —Spring Blizzard In North Section Has Died Down

Miner Suing UMY Faces Eviction  Also Faces Loss Of   Also Faces Loss Of His Household Goods In Sheriff's Sale

GERMAN PRESS NOW NEUTRAL   Soviet Propaganda Has Made Headway, Say Western Officials.

Red Propaaanda Victory Seen in West Germany   Newspapers Soft-Pedal Cold War, Desire Neutral Role

\HANDS OFF ATTITUDE’ ‘BY WEST GERMAN PRESS   Growing Tendency To Soft Peda Growing Cold War Issues, Report States

West Germany's PressSoft-Pedals Cold War Issues   Seen Victory For Red Propaganda

Germans Soft-Pedal Cold War Issues Victory For Soviet Propaganda Is Seer

Press Trends Show Reds Are Winning German Cold War   Adoption of Neutrality by Papers Regarded as What Soviets Desire

West Germany Press Ignores Red Issues  (ES, gle et Se {IN Re ROT RRO ee See   Russian Propagandc Victory In ‘Cold War’ Reported

Suspected Leader In $63,000 New York Bank Robbery Added To Most Wanted List

RACKETEER WAR @) BE MAPPED   U. S. Government Ready To Crack Down on Group Operating Over Country

60,000 U. N Troops Quit Korean Port   Missing U. S. Unit Is Safe

Reds Stopped At Perimeter  Of Beach Area   All U.N, Units From Northeast Reported Safe

Allies Repulse Neds Disguised As U.S. Troop:   Fear 80,000. Chinese’ Set ‘For Attack On 60,000 Waiting To Board Ships

Report Tibet Ready To Accept Red Rule   Delegation to Seek  Partial Autonomy

Governor Opposes Slash in Pensions  _ Lamneck’s Proposal! Gets Laucehe “No

Residents Flee As Quakes Hit  California Town Is Damaged by Shocks

CITY DAMAGED BY 11 QUAKES; CITIZENS FLEE   Southern California Earth Jolts Leave Little Damage So Far

California City Shaken by Quakes  Residents Evacuate After 16th Shock

Tenth Earth Shock Convinces Residents   California Town's Residents Start Moving To Other Lecations

EIGHT FROM CITY STARTED BY QUAKE   MANY FAMILIES LEAVE CALL PATRIA, CALIF. AFTER ll SHARP JOLTS,

California Quakes Force Evacuation   Eleven Shocks in 72 Hours Do Much Damage Through Imperial Valley

LOWERING OF DRAFT ACE IS CONSIDERED  ee’ A ORPBET ETON MAT C(I)”

Teen-Age Draft Looms for U.S.   Lower Age Limit May Be Requested ' From Congress, Hershey Reveals

Tax Cut Voided On Cigarettes   Corporation Boost In Serious Douhbt— Rayburn Hopeful

Plan To Reauce Excise On Cheap Brands Defeater   Action May Herald  Carnorate Boost

COUNTY KIDS GET $10,254 IN FREE FOOD   Eight Schools Take Part; F ifty Apply For 1950-51 Year

+Dixie Expansion Involves Climate. Population And Resources, Governor Of  : Mississippi Maintains

Tight Senate Race Seen as Bringing  Voters to Polls Get-Out-Vote   Get-Out-Vote Drive Also is Given Credit

UMW LOCALS 10 MEET ON ~ WORK ORDER   Three Groups Schedule Sessions: Letter Is  Received

North Koreans Have DugIn For Street By Street Fight And Lobbed Mortar Fire From Heights

Leathernecks Expand Hold On Outskirts   Yanks Seize Suwon, Gain North Of Taegu

First Cavalry Scores Torrid  26-Mile Punch   Evidence Shows Reds Have Planned Defense For City; Halt Tanks

Reds Claim Tank Push Beaten Ott   Seventh Division Punch More Than 20 Miles To Suwon

U. 9. 1O0Ds Exp anding Seoul Gain      infantry Seizes Suwon, Cavalry Geins 25 Miles

Marines Fxpand Hold on Outskinls of Seoul as 7th Division Takes Suwon

Yank Drive From South Gains Ground   Beachhead Forces Score Major Breakthrough

KKkekkke -BEING PRESIDENT HAS. © ADVANTAGES IN NUMBER © OF BIRTHDAY GAKES

12 Injured When Powder Explodes  Eight Children and Four Adults Hurt in Holiday Celebration

Powder Blast Injures 12   Pre-Holiday Party At Private Home Marred By Mishap

NEW CONTROLS BEING SET UP   Aluminum, Nickel Anc Copper Use Will Be Curbed

U.S. To Stem Flow Of Metal: For War Use   Aluminum, Copper And Nickel Among Vital Materials

Civilian Use Of Copper And Nickel Also Will Be Reduced To Speed Making Of Munitions

U.S. to Reduce Civilian Metals  Nickle, Aluminum ee i   Nickle, Aluminum To Be Channeled Into Munitions

Cut Civilian Use  Aluminum, Coppi, Nickel i Going To Making Of Munitions

Critical Metal Use To Be Cut  Aluminum, Copper, Nickel Mentioned

Cuthack Program For 3 Metals Is Under Way   Tentative Plan to Stem Flow of Aluminum, Copper, Nickel

Copper, Nickel And Aluminum Curbs Expected  Would Speed Makin: Of Defense Eauinmen

U.S. Will Curb Civilians’ Use Of Aluminum   Tentative Plans Call For Cuts OF 20 To 30 Per Cent

Tighter Control of Raw Materials — Is Hinted: Need More Defense Goods

The Weather   U. S. to Cut Metal Flow To Civilians  Defense Planis Need Copper  BrnA Aluminum

3 Critical Metals Will Be Curtailed   NPA Plans Cut Of Civilian Use

Government Plans To Trim Flow Of  Three Metals To Speed Up Munitions

Restrict Use Of Aluminum, Copper, Nickel  Reduction Of 20-30 Per Cent Indicated By NPA; Effective  Phen DE BD eneieeeinn

Metal Control Slated To Aid Defense Needs   Tentative Program Includes Aluminum, Nickel And Copper

U.S. Speeds Arms Output   Plan to Curb Civil Metals Aimed at Boosting Munitions

Cutback in Critical Metals May Be Felt Soon in Non-Defense Production

Officials Plan To Stem Civilian Uses Of Metals   Flow Of Aluminum. Copper And Nickel Will Be Diverted

Government Slows Metals Now Used For Civilian Good:   ‘Tentative Plan’ Calls for 20-30 Per Cent Cut in Domestic Production

GOV'T PLANS TO REDUCE COPPER,  ALUMINUM USE    Nickel Also Would Be Cut for Civilians; Appliance Industry Hit.

U.S. Plans To Halt Metals For Civilians   Aluminum, Copper And Nickel Flow Goes For Weapons

To Stem Flow  Of Metals For  Civilian Use Government To Cut  Back On Aluminum, Conner And Nickel

Curbs on Copper, Aluminum Seer  ee a A   NPA Plans Cuts In Non-Military Use Of Critical Metals

More Metals May Be Added To Vital List   NPA Plans To Stem Flow of Copper, Nickel to Civilians

Non-Military Use Of Metals To Be Slashed   Aluminum, Copper, Nickel Curbs Due Tc Speed Munitions

Government Plans Curbs  On Aluminum   Copper And Nickel  Controls Also Seen

FAST APPROVAL ON OP BILL IS EXPECTED   Sees No Trouble Wien House Acts On Bill Tuesday

First Cavalry Is Said Ready For Attack   Second Communist Column Is Pushing Toward Pusan Port

SUMMER MAY SEE CURBS  lf Meat Prices Go Up.  Controls Beine Promised

Meat Price Controls Forecast   (,overnment Sees Higher Grocery Costs Next Year

New Move In Case Is Made By McCarthy   Complete Files On Jessup And Lattimore Asked

Angry Jessup Denies Charge  By McCarthy   Senator Accused Of Showing ‘Shocking Disregard’ For U.S.

‘Ambassador Decries  Red Charges   McCarthy Helping Commies, Belief

Trygve Lie To Visit Moscow To See Stalin  Hoover's Proposal   Hoover's Proposal Of Reorganizatior OLN Relected

days Proposals To Split World Into Two Camps Would Lead Only To 3rd World Wa

LIE TO VISIT WITH STALIN   U.N. Secretary To Push Quest for Cold War Truce.

 UN Secretary To See Stalin  In Peace Effort   Trygve Lie Goes to Mos cow After Round of Talks in Europe

Trygve Lie Will Confer With Stalin  tend hi ntiane   United Notions Otficial Trying Te End Cold War

Tryave Lie To Visit Moscow To See Stalin  Hoover's Pro nea al Of Reor gan or ACIING Dea

Lie Going to Moscow,  Hopes To See Stalin   U.N. Chief’s Trip to Russia May Provide Basis of Truce In Cold War of East and West

UN SECRETARY TOLVISIT MOSCOW NEXT WEDNESDAY   Warns East-West Conflict Is Making World Body  Linumrbakla

Revives Hope For Ending Ot Cold War   Points to Crucial World Situation

Mistake Occurred In Smoke Filled Room Tot Suffocates In Flames As Fireman Saves “Crying” Doll

Bell's Discharge ‘Justified, Claim   ‘Propagandist for His Hobby, a Police Force’

400 Homeless, Cedar Key Area Hardest Hit   Storm in Tampa Area With Winds Near 70 M.P.H.

Tropical Storm Blowing Out Near Tampa  Leaves Two Bead, Aor RA... lag   Leaves Two Bead, 400 Homeless in Erractic Wore

Aid Speeded To Area Hit By Hurricane   2 Left Dead, 400 Homeless In Florida As Storm Blows Out

2 Dead, 200 Homeless In Florida Area   Hurricane Causes _ Extensive Damage In Cedar Key Area Storm Drifts South

Two Dead, Over 400 Homeless  Gulf Storm Still —   Gulf Storm Still Loitering In Tampa _ Bav Area.

CAUSED 2 DEATHS   About 400 Persons Left Homeless Near the Tampa Bay Area

Gulf Hurricane Loses Force After ‘Damaging Cedar Key Area, Florida

 Hurricane Dying Out In Tampa Bay   Two Dead, More Than 400 Homeless After Cedar Key Is Hit

2 Are Dead, Over 400 Homeless As Severe Hurricane Lashes Florida

GULF HURRICANE CLAIMS 2 LIVES   Cedar Key Bears Brunt of Tricky Gulf Storm

Two Dead, 400 Homeless In Gulf Hurricane   Storm Still Threatens Tampa Bay Sector

TRICKY HURRICANE CAUSED 2 DEATHS   About 400 Persons Lefi Homeless Near the Tampa Bay Area   STORM IS MOVING ON

TWO DEAD IN TRICKY STORM   ‘Hurricanes Centered North Of Tampa Re ported Losing Intensity  WIRES CAUSE DEATHS

Two Dead, 400 Homeless In Wake Of Gulf Hurricane; Cities Spared   Dangerous Winds Expected Across Northern Florida

TWO LOSE LIVES AND 400 HOMES ARE DESTROYED   Tricky Storm Whirls In Dying Fury Near Tampa Bay Area— Dangerous Gales Forecast:

‘Lopples Cattle Sales Records   Auction Firm Can Take No More Cattle

‘Exodus From Wheat Pastures Topples Cattle Sales Records   Auction Firm Can  Take No More Cattle

Waegwan Is Retaken By U.S. Troops   Thailand’s Offer To Send Soldiers Is Given Approval

Big Area Gets Saturation Bombardment  Wrecks Red Plans For Offensive

Four-Six Ne. Korea f: Divisions Left = + Churning By Bombe:       850 Tons of Bambs Dropped by 8.296

B-29's Scatter Communist Force Of 60,000 Troops   98 Superforts Bomb Reds Massed Along Naktong River Line

40,000 to 60,000 Reds Massed for Drive Scattered; Yanks Retake Waegon, 12 Miles Northwest of Taegu, Hold On All Other Fronts

60,000 Communist On Receiving End Of Bombs Said Scattered In Confusion Along River Front

98B-29sRain Bomb Loads On Attackers   Only Scattered Bands Of N. Koreans Found In Area After Record Run

40,000 Communist Soldiers Poised  Along Naktong River In Contusion

Brannan Asks Huge Agricultural Plan  In Missouri Basin  Requests $81 Billion From Congress for

‘Secretary of Agriculture Seeks Authorization for 30-Y ear Mi issourt River Basin Farm Plan

Extend Draft Three Years,  Johnson Asks   Selective Service Called ‘Thunderous Shock to Politburo’

Sec. Johnson Asks  Draft Extension   Defense Secretary Asks Con gress To Extend Draft For Three Years

Lone Issue Delays Peace at Chrysler  Think Settlement Close at Hand

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   Thundershowers and Windstorms ) Are Forecast for Kansas

POLICY STATEMENT  Truman Will Report Today  On Nation’s Peace Effort

Southern Bell Co. Under Indictment In Gambling Probe   Dade County Jury Learns Oil Man Was “Filched’”’ of Fortune

Proposals Hit Opposifion In Senate Debate  Powers Are Given To Check Rising

RADAR SEARCH SET IS GIVEN TO K. U.   Equipment Including ‘Ham Radio Set Valued at About $200.000   WILL BE USED BY NAVY

RADAR SEARCH SET IS GIVEN TO K. U.   Equipment Including ‘Ham Radio Set Valued at Abou $700.000

Lingering Bitter Cold Temperatures Concentrate on Northeastern States

Most of Nation East of Rockies Still Being Stricken by Bitter Cold Wave

COLD WEATHER MOVES ALONG’ TO NORTHEAST  OHIO CITIES BEAR   OHIO CITIES BEAR BRUNT AS MERCURY STAYS BELOW ZERO

Cold Abating For Midwest; East Shivers   Middle States Get Above-Zero Mercury Gas Supplies Pared

US Guardsmen Mobilized By Sept. 1   Four National Guard Divisions And Some Marines To Action

BATTLE ON ie ‘SAN’ LOCATION TO LANSING   Legislators Will Move Tc Nullify Commission’s Site Selection

Legislators Of Area To Take Action   Theodore Werle Of State Group Blasts Kazoo Site

U.S. Order Curbs Bank Loan Funds      U.S. Prohibits Hoarding Of 55 Essential Products

Two Billions In Bank Fund: To Be Frozen   Reserve Board Orders In. crease In Amount Of Deposits

Increase in Bank Reserves Ordered To Reduce Loans   Action Designed to Freeze Two Billions In Funds and Choke off Potential Twelve Billions in Credits as Inflation Curb

Try Again On Phone Peace  Conciliators Meet F a ne Murre - £   Conciliators Meet Company Officials On Waae Dispute

Doubt Legality Of Ouster Of Denfeld  Confirmation Held Up On Successor

Confirmation of Admiral Sherman Is Delayed Seta te encima te iin Spanencneentetertneneniht ts sewn eee nS tpt mine in Sop aN cEREA Gy he ea ee eR ene teriemimaernen aemen samen es meet  Legality of Denfeld's Ouster Is Questioned

THREE HURT IN AUTO CRASH HERE   COMMISSIONER'S CAR AND TRUCK COLLIDE AT FAIRVIEW PARK

Lie Expects Results in Stalin Talk   Statement Tells of Friendly Parleys, Hopes for Peace

U.N. Secretary Hopes For Gooc Talk Results  Speaks Briefly Of Recent Talks To Stalin And Others

SENATE ACTS TOCITETWO   Field and Browder To Be Accused Of Contempt Of Committee.

Senate Weighs Field Citation  Tydings Refuses   Tydings Refuses To Take Lead in Contempt Action

No Move Yet To Cite Field For Contempt   Senate Investigators Handle Proposal With ‘enor’   HESITATE TO ACT   Reputed Communist Mil. Nonaire Refused to Answer Many Questions.

Citations Are To Be Drawn, Tydings Says   Refusal of Men To Answer Senate Questions Cause ‘

Investigators Shy at Citing Wealthy Pink   Senale Probers Mum On Action Against Balky Witness Field

Browder and Ficld Face INew Charges   Senator Tydings Starts Contempt Proceedings For Refusal to Answer Committee Ouestions

Tydings Declines to Take Lead Senate Investigators  Weigh Field Citatior

ACT AGAINST PAIR   Contempt Charges Ordered Against Browder and Field

Case Against Pair Prepared   Tydings Says Refusal to Answer Questions Affronts Senate Dignity

Contemp! Citations Prepared Against Browder And Field   Actions Said ‘An Affront  To Senate’

Senate Probers Cautious About Citing elds.  Refusal To Give. ‘Answers Seen: As Being In Contempt.

Browder, Field Will Be Cited For Contempt   Tydings Orders Action Started for Refusal To Answer Questions

Field, Browder To Be Cited For Contempt   Witnesses Refused to An swer Questions in Red Inquiry

SENATORS START CONTEMPT ACTION   WILL NAME BROWDER AND FIELD; REFUSED ANSWER QUESTIONS

Contempt Action Planned for Pair Who Refused Data  Choirman To Seek   Chairman To Seek Senate’s Approval For Court Citation

Senators Ponder Possible Charge Reainst Field   Refusal To Reply To Their Questions Leaves Field Oven

Sen. Tydings Seeks Action Anainst Pair   Order Contempt Citations Prepared Against Earl Browder and Frederick Vanderbilt Field

Browder And Field Targets Of New Move  Refusal To Reply   Refusal To Reply To Probers Queries Basis For Action

Browder, Field  Balk Senators   Hickenlooper Demand: Contempt Action Avainst Pair

TYDINGS ORDERS CONTEMPT MOVE   Calls Browder, Field Refus als Affront To Dignity Of Senate, Government

Senator Tydings Orders Action Started Against Both For Refusal To Answer Questions Before His Committee Investigating Communist Charges Leveled At State Department By Senator McCarthy—Counsel Directed To Prepare Citations

Browder, Field Face Contempt Citations   For Refusal to. Answer Questions ir Senate Probe of Communists

May Cite Field For Contempt  Tydings Won't Take Lend in Citina Him

Contempt Hearing Ordered for Pair After Questioning   Direke Onactiane

Orders Charges Placed Against Browder. Field   Ducked Certain Questions of Subcommittee

Citation For Contempt Is Pondered   But Tydings Says He Won't Take Lead In Any Such Move Against F. V. Field

Proposal To Cite Field For Contempt Is Getting Careful Handling From Investigators   BULLETIN

Tydings Orders Contempt Proceedings In Red Case   TO CITE BROWDER, FIELD FOR REFUSAL TO ANSWER COMMITTEE QUESTIONS

Solons Handle Field’s Case With Caution   Tydings Says He Won’t Take Lead on Contempt Count

Senators Weigh Contempt Move Against Field   “Issue Touchy After Rich Alleged Red Refuses Answers

Tydings Orders Contempt Charges Against Witnesses   Both Refused to Answer Questions In Senate Probe

Tydings Orders Action as Both Balk at Session   Refused to Answer Questions Relating to Communist Party

Reds To Be Cited for  Contempt   Proceedings Under Way Against Browder and Vanderbilt Kin.

Senate Has To Approve  Citations   Refusal To Answer Questions Causes Order By Tydinga

Contempt Charge Studied Against Probe Witnesses   Browder, Field Named fn Senate Committee Action

—COMMUNIST S— Field Has Committee Tn Quandary SC   Senators Undecided On Contempt Issue

Democrats To Battle GOPs For Ballots  riraic Parar ne te   Various Forecasts Made Over Outcome Of Nov. 7 Vote

—FORECASTS CONFLICT— Both Parties Predicting Victory At Polls Nov. 7

Ban Applied To Falangists      Spanish Party Is Classec As *Tolalitarian’

Foreign Policy Battle Spaping Parties Blame One Another  For Korean War   Senate Leaders Hurl Bitter Charges In Fierce Debate On Upper House Floor

Wherry Charges Demo Cover-Up  Both Sides Agree To het People Hear More

Slam-Bang Battle Over Foreign Policy ‘Shapes Up In Congressional Campaigns

Hlunders Whitewashed, GOP Claims PPL PL PL LP LLLP LLL PLP LLLP  Foreign Policy Word Battle Taking Shape

Foreign Policy Battle Shapes Ur   Both Partics Blame Each Other for Korean War Situation

War Blame Is Big Issue In Hot Campaign   Senate Word Battle Seen As Prelude to Dem and GOP Parsnit of ¥Yotes

Foreign Palicy Seen Big Issue In Campaigning   Republicans, Democrats Blame Each Other For Trouble In S6. Korea

Senators In Policy Argument   Wherry And McMahon In Clash Over The Conduct Of  Korean War

Slam-Bang Battle On Foreign Policy   Democrats, Republicans Blame Each Other For Korean War Situation

 On Foreign Policy ; Congressional Members Blast  Away, Each Blaming The Other

Two Destroyed By New Rocket Guns at Taejon  First Mechanize Assault in Area Since River Push

T; ruman Names Old Cronies Heads of Commissions   Mead and Wallgren; Also Appoints New Maritime Board

Truman Picks Cronies  for Top Jobs   Wallgren and Mead Named to Head Major Commissions

Truman Gives Wallgren Job - As FPC Chief   President Employs Power Under, Reorganization  Fy) Shake Up Family

SENATE CRONIES. GET TOP POSTS  Truman Deals Out New Jobs In  Reshuffle Of Official Family

, Senate. Cronies Named  ‘Truman Names New Martine Board ‘Annoints Two to Head Commission:

Wallgren, Mead Will Head Trade,  Power Agencies   Truman Names Old Senate Cronies to High Posts In Official Shakeup

Senator Urges Excess Profits Tax In Confrols   Congress To Act Soon On Mobilization Limit

Anti-Inflation Measures Are Demanded  Texas Senator Is   Texas Senator Is Seeking Brake on Waaes, Prices

Sen. Johnson Asks Speedy Controls Action  Texan Says Inflation   Texan Says Inflation Can Do What Reds Hope to Accomplish

Swift Pay, Price, Manpower: Carbs ‘Urged By Senator   Johnson Also “Asks Stiff Excess Profits Tax To Prevent Inflation

HEAVY PROFITS TAX DEMANDED  Texas Senator Urges Quick Action On Economic Curbs

Texas Senator Demands Speed Pay-Price Curbs   Committees Push Final Agreements

Laws Asked By Johnson On Controls   Quick Enactment Of Excess Profit Tax Bill. Wanted

Speedy Act For Controls Advocated   Senator Lyndon John. son Also Urges Stiff Profits Tax.

Report On McCarthy  Hit Anain  BEER FUANaaes   Senator Ferguson Would investigate Sen Tvydina’s Staff

Sen. Ferguson Renews Fire  On Red Probe   Attacks Dismissal Of McCarthy Charge Suggests Inquiry Into Tydings Staff

Ferguson Blasts Demo Report on M‘Carthy Charge   Its Indicative of Dictatorship Way

Ferguson Blasts Democretic Reds in Government Report      Alien and For oreign, Senator. Contends-

Ferguson Says Democrat Report ‘Shields’ Culprits  Reveals Marshall Had Been Warned In Earlier Probe

Ferguson Blasts ‘Abusive’ Report  ‘Document Smacks of Dictatorship’

Ferguson Blasts Demo Report on Probe of Reds   Says Wording Hints At ‘Dictatorship’ By Administration

Ferguson Hits Report on Reds   Michigan Republican Assails 3 Signers

GOP Returns Senate Blast   Charge Committee Used Methods O: Goebbels, Vishinsky

World Peace Congress Votes For Conferences   Communistic Organization Votes On Resolution Calling For Big Five Talks On Preserving Peace

Propose Tha! Five Big Powers Taik Gver Their Weiries   Congress, Sponsored by Russia, Also Demands End to Korean Fighting.

Peace Group’s Policy Follows Red Definition      Asks Five-Power Parley Including Red China, Deplor     Korea Fighting

Peace Group Sets Up Plan   “Russion-Supported Confer. ence Calls for U. N. to End Fighting in Korea

COMMODITIES BREAK WITH KOREAN DRIVE   Futures Plunge In One Of Sharpest Breaks Of Year; Soybeans Colton Affected ~

Marshall Takes New Step To Ease Demand On Reserves In Mobilization

Names Group To Prepare New Policies   Objective Is To Eliminate Any ‘Uncertainties’

‘Marshall Names Committee To Study Long-Range ‘Policy on Use of Reserves

Three Killed tn Bus-Truck Crash   Drivers and Woman Passengers Killed Near Ashland, Ohio

3 Die In Crash Of Bus, Truck In Central Ohio  Two Drivers, Woman   Two Drivers, Woman Passenger Victims As Grevhound Burns

Three Persons Die  In Ohio Collision   Drivers Of Bus, Truck Are Killed As Two Vehicles Wrecked: Five Escape

Bus Rams Truck; Three Lose Lives   Passenger, Drivers Perish in Crash

Planning Honeymoons for the Newlyweds Not Easy — Even ~ Midgets Want Half Price

No Gas Tax Hike Listed   Expect Governor to Ask 4 or 5 Percent Corporation Levy

WILLIAMS SETS ROAD PROGRAM   Will Ask Legislature Tc Appropriate Funds For Highways

State Board OK’s INU Ag Teacher Plan  No Possibility Seen for Eastern State

Little Garter Snake Backs Mighty Gorilla, Bushiman, Back Into Cage

Fruit, Keepers Fail, But...  Tiny Garter Snake Makes Monkey Out of Fierce Zoo Gorilla, Bushman

Bushman on Fling Makes Kitchen Ring But Garter Snake Ends Prison Break

‘Saucers Outdated Now It’s Bananas Flying BananaSighted In West Coast Area

Dennis Begins Pen Sentence   lrate Judge Denies Bail And New Trial

Bullet-Riddled Plaine Wheel May Lead to New U. S. Protest  Could Have Come Only From Missing Navy Privateer

Vote For Further Excise Tax Cuts   Jewelry, Cosmetics, Furs To Be Affected

British Lords Quiz Secretary On MacArthur   Davies Replies UN Chief  Commander Acted With _ Seope of Resolutions

( Yb jectives as Outlined by the U nited Nations   Parliament Told MacArthur Had Carried On

Worst Storm Of Winter Strikes Much Of Country  West And Central Areas Struck By Icey Blizzard

5 Dead in Washington State; Seattle Flounders in 17-Inch Sno w   Eastern U. 8. Hit By Near-Hurricane   ‘Gusts Up to 95 M. P. HH.  Rake New York State; ' Residents Are Warned

Snowstorm Kills Seven In Northwest   Four Other Persons Missing; Strong Winds Buffet East

Worst Storm of Century Kills 5in Northwest   Cold Brings Respite t Flooded Areas of Ohio River

1,600,000 Are On Eligibility List for State   Race for Governor Grabs Top Interest As Campaign Ends

RIGKENLOOPER WINS IN IOWA   Primary Results Indicate Democratic Support For Brannan Farm Plan

lowa Backs Hickenlooper And Farm Plan   ‘Atomic Prober Renamed hy GOPLoveland Leading

Senator Wins Iowa GOP Primary Bid   Demos Show Support Of Brannan Plan In Farm Belt Test

0) Dwyer Regrets Witch Hunt Talk  Former Mayor Returns, Availahle ta Tectify

0 Dwyer, Back InN. Y., Available To Testify In Gambling Graft Probe

ew Yous Graft Inquiry Praised  Former Mayor Ready To Give Testimony

O’Dwyer Set For Jury Call In Graft Case   Former Mayor Says He’s Sorry Prohers Had Been Criticized

RedChinaDemands U.N. Expel Nationalists From Security Council’s Seat   Question May Open Crossfire Of Conflicts, Especi ally With Nationalist Delegate Slated As January Council Chairman

Government Removes Poultry Price Supports, Cuffing Into Federal Subsidy Field

Floors Under Chicken And Turkey Markets Are Dropved By Government!

Price Props For Poultry Are Dropped   Support Floor On Turkeys, Chickens Taken Off

Community Chest . Tofal Advancing  Passes $25,000 But Still Short of $35,000 Goal

Community Chest Two-Thirds There  Second Week of Drive Has $12,118 To Be Lined Up

Gamblers’ Tax Data Available   President Offers to Reveal Returns to Gannia Prahara

Open Tax Returns Of Racketeers and Gamblers to Probe   Truman Offers Full Cooperation In Senate Inquiry

TRUMAN OPENS TAX RECORDS T0 PROBE   President Wants “Thorough Going Job” In Gambling investigation

Senate Probers Link California, -Horida Gaming   Kefauver Says Committee Ties Mickey Cohen To West Palm Beach Setup

TRUMAN OFFERS TAX RECORDS IN GAMBLING PROBE   SENATOR DECLARES PRESIDENT WILLIING TO ORDER RELEASE

President Offers Income Tax Date  Will Give'it to mee Crime Probers

Senators Win Full Support of President   White ‘House Pledges All Its Influence to Racket Probers

Income Tax Returns of Suspected Gamblers and Racketeers Will  Be Given to Senate Investigators

To Open Income lax Records of Crime Suspects  Senators Hear They

Racketeers’ Tax Returns  To Be Given   Truman Tells Crime Probers Records Will Be Available

Returns on Tax to Be Available   Truman Offers List to Senate Committee

Say President Offers Aid in Gambling Probe   Solons Claim Truman Will Give Tax Data On Racket Suspects

Tax Data Aids Rackets’ Check  Truman Gives Okay To Look At Records

Tax Records Of Racketeers To Be Probed   Truman Offers to Make Them Avail. able to Senators

CRIME PROBE GETS BACKING OF PRESIDENT   Offers Income Tax Records of Suspected Gamblers and Racketeers.

 Cla  Claims No Justification For Charge  A&P Replies To Monopoly Suit

A&P REPLIES TO ANTITRUST SUIT   FOOD CHAIN DECLARES ) GOVERNMENT THEORIES WOULD UPSET ECONOM\

FEDERAL CHARGE DENIED BY A. & P,   Grocery Concern Answers Government’s Accusation Of Monopoly In Trade— Action Called Confisca Fay aoe”

A and P’Strikes Back In Answer   Denies Charges That It Is Monoply, Says Suit It Unjustified

Aitlee’s Defense of Russian Trade. lanores American Defense Policy

INTO SUNFLOWER   Army Engineer Chief Announces Rehabilitation Plans   CONTRACT NOT SIGNED

LEWIS DENIED HIS DISMISSAI   NLRB Orders Hearings Proceed In Face Of Strike Hints.

‘US Reinforcements Not Expected ‘To Alter Balance of Korean Power

Even with Reinforcements Yanks and South Koreans Are Outnumbered 2 to 

All Reinforcements Will Only Give Defenders Half Of Invaders’ Strenoth

Enemy's Hordes Still Oufnumber U.S., 8. Koreans  Rasin af Twa tan Ona

Armaments Boost Costs   Prices Go Up In Face Seasonal Food Drops

Say Proposals By Malik Are Propaganda  State Danartmeant   State Department Makes Quick Reply To “Peace” Move

Film Stromboli Is Weak Vehicle  For Talented Actress, Says Criti

BOBBY FELLER GETS PAY CUT   lowa Fireball Hurler Will Draw $45,000 Salary

Acheson, Back From Pact Parley, Says There's A Chance for World Peace

Drag Lake For Crash Victim   Two Lose Lives When Plane Crashes Into  Lake Near North East

Coast Guardsmen Drag Lake Erie For Body of One of Two Accident Victims

. Lucas to Confer with Senator Taft—  ‘Congress May Adjourn on Time

Congress May Adjourn By End Of July   Possible If GOP Agqrees On Major Issues To Be Disposed Of

DEMOCRATIC HEAD EYES CONGRESS END   Lucas Will Try To Reach Agreement With GOP On Mid-Summer Adjournment

Senate May Hit July 31 Target   Democratic Leader Lucas to Confer With Taft in Attempt to Expedite Pending Legislation

INTO USE SATURDA\   “Operator Toll Dialing’ Will Be Available to Local Phone Users

“Operator Toll Dialing’ ~ Will Be Available to Local Phone Users

Jury Ponders Fate of Hiss   Former U. 8. Official Sees His Acquittal

WAR COULD BREAK OUT ON ITS BEACHES ANY DAY  Formosa Has Become ‘Cold War’ Hot Spot

World Wat III-- --Could Start Here  Formosa Suddenly Becomes Hot Spot

CHURCHILL HIT BY LABORITES   Prima Donna Cl Charge Set by Attlee

“WINNIE A PRIMA: DONNA’. .  Attlee Defends Shipments ~ OF War Tools to Russia’

House Passes Rearming Bill  Emergency Measure Totals $16 Billions

House Passes Rearming Bill  Calls for Spending Nearly 17 Billions

House Votes $16 Billion in Arms Money   Huge Defense Spending Bill Passed 311-1, Sent to Senate.

House Passes Huge Arm Bill   Emergency Plan For Over 16 Billions Fo: Defense OK'd

HOUSE VOTES $16-BILLION 10 CONDUCT WAR   Measure Goes To Senate For Approval; More Funds Needed.

House Votes 16 Billions for Rearmament   Emergency Measure Sent to Senate by Ballot of 311 to 

House Sends . Emergency Bill to Senate  One Representative Opposes Spending Of Defense Funds

House Passes $16 Billion As Arms Aid  Bill Okehs Purchase Of 5333 Planes, $4. Billion to Allies

$16.7 Billion Emergency Bill To Rearm Allies Ok'd by House   Boosts Military Outlays Over $30,000,000 For Year; Only One Dissenter as Senate Gets Measure

Emergency Act Will Rearm U.S. And Allies   Measure Is Sent Cn To Senate For Finagl Action

$4 Billion Earmarked  For Allies   Provides Purchase  Of 5,333 Warplanes

House OKs $16 Billion Arming Bill   Measure Provides 5,333. Warplanes, _ Other Weapons

Rearmament Funds Moved By 311 Tol   Also Provides Military Aid To Allies; 5.333 Planes Are Included

Bill For Rear ming To Se ail   House Passes An Emergency Bill ( alling For Sum  Of $16,771,384,47¢6

mergency Arms Bill  To Senate   House Approved Measure Provides Billions To Rearm US And Allies   Defense Department Is Preparing Another $10,000,000 Request

House Approves Appropriation Bill   $16,000,000,000 Measure To Rearm Democracies

{israel and Seven Arab States Get Defense Aid Aaainst Communist Ris<

Chinese Reds Say Tibet Has Been Invaded   Claim Troops Moved Into Northern Part of Area From Sinkiang

Joint Group Votes Draft Extension   U.S. Jet Fighters Shoot Down Red Planes Trying to Halt Evacuation

U.S. Jet Fighters Shoot Down Red Planes Trying to Halt Evacuation

Rep. Vinson  Asks Draft Explanation   Cites Rejections While Fit Personnel Hold Down Desk Jobs. —

‘Boom’ In Cost Of Building   ‘Scare Buying,’ Not Wan In Korea Blamed For Skyrocketing Prices

MRS. CARRIE FUNK TAKEN  THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON; SERVICES SATURDAY P.M.

acetate niente  Hope to Give $1, 000 to Nash Mental Health Clinic

Designers’ Idea of Skirts for Men Brings Howl of Pained Derision

Men Like Their Clothes as They Are and Women Are Prisoners of the Girdle

Lady Designers Assert That Men Should Spend Less Time Chasing Skirts, More Time Wearing Them

Price Supports Bill Opposed By Northerners   Measure Favors The South, Is Claim; Vote Scheduled

NORTHERN SENATORS ARE HIGHLY CRITICAL OF NEW FARM PRICE SUPPORT BILL

Planting Control Measure Adopted  Compromise Setup Okayed by House

Farm Bill Compromise Criticized   Votes Due Soon On Potato, Cotton, Peanut Supports

Price Support Plan Opposed By North Group  Drove ce Program Draws rite cism

Gompromise BI On Price FI ‘Favors South’   New Bill Would Raise Acreages; GOP Is Onpnosed

Tighter Bill On Potatoes Passes House   Measure Faces Senate Fight By Northerners

House Passes ‘Potato Control Compromise Bill   Extra Plantings ~ Of Cotton, Pecnuts Included in-Plan

Spud Price Supports Off in ‘51 If Controls Ignored: Peanut and Cotton Clauses Arouse Criticism

COMPROMISE AIT BY NORTHERNERS AS AID TO DIVE   Measure Would Allow Cotton Growers },200,000 Acres Additional And Would Benefit Peanut Producers.

Faces Stiff Opposition In Senate   Measure Increases Cotton,  Peanut Acreage, Puts  Screws on Spuds

Compromise Bill Would Tighten Potato Controls   Measure Would Deny Price Supports on This Year's Crop.

Curley fo Seek Post Next Year  * Former Mayor Home “~From European Trip

CURLEY 1951. CANDIDATE   Ex-Boston Mayor, Buck From Europe, Says He Will Run Again

Announees Plan ‘On Completing European Jaunt   Pardoned By Truman For Mail Frand Conviction; Spent 5 Mos. In Prison

LL ILLES AL IT LLC LE AL LL LOLOL LLL SLE LOI AL IO LL LL SCL LLL ELLE LLL LLL LLL AIA LE AL LO A ETI  Red German ‘Police’ May Be Off to Korean Front   By RICHARD R. KASISCHKE

India Says Reds Driving Over Tibetan Borders   Tibet Asks Aid From Indian Gov't

RED TROOPS NOW WITHIN 200 MILES OF LHASA   Tibet Government Calls on New Delhi For Help at Once

China Reds 200 Miles From Lhasa   Invaders Reach Pembago In Drive For Capital City

Chinese Reds Drive To Within 200 Miles Of Tibet's Capital  Tibetan Government Sends Urgent Plea For Help From India

JAPS ON TRIAL FOR_ ASSAULTS   Serious Anti-American Outbreak: by Leftists and Students Océur on Menvorial Day.

Japs Rushed To Trial For Yank Assault   Disturbance Called ‘Most Serious Since End of World War 11

8 Japanese Being Tried For Assault   5 Yank Soldiers Suffer Attack

Air Aid Likely For U.S. Allies In West Europe  But Nation Lacks Strength To Send Needed Land Units

BuildUpU.S Air Power in Europe   America May Give 5 to 10 Divisions for Western Defense

Problem Faces Army Planners As Talks Oper Among Allies   Drain Of Campaign In Korea Felt In Defense Outlining

Defense Talks Ready fo Start   Air Force May Be Building Up Power in Europe

US. Building Eur ope Air  DefenseF oree   Adantic: Paet Leaders Meet to Give Arms Pledges Agaimst Reds

U.S. Can Probably Deliver Quickly Any Air Strenoth Pledsed To Furone

US Is Building Up Air Strength To Meet Pledge   Probably Can Send Quickly Any Power  It Promises Europe

Air Force In Europe Being Strengthened   U.S. Also May Eventually Send 5 To 10 Divisions

U.S. Can Give Air Strength To Allies   European Group To Get Much Help Soon

Buildup Under Way  U.S. Air Might Available   For European Defenses

Air Force Can Reach Trouble Spots Quickly   Build-Up Abroad Already Is Under Way; Defense Talks Beain This Week

U.S. Can Deliver Pledged Air Strength To Atlantic Allies Quickly.

America Builds Up Air Power  Forces Pledges For European Defense

U. 5. Able To Give Air Aid To Allies   Defense Ministers, Militery Committee Of Pact Nations Qpen Conference

Air Power Build-Up Is Swift   . U.S. Has Ertough Now ‘To Meet Commitments In Europe; Shortest On Army Ground Forces

Air Force Set To Reinforce Western Allies   Buildup of U.S. Strength in Europe Already Under Way

Question: “Do you favor a $3 million bond ise ste for necessary ime provements ta Gastonia’s facilities?”       U, S, AIR POWER WILL AID ALLIES   ‘America Ready To Send   Planes To Help Defend Ww ‘est Europe From Aggression.

Defense Talks With Atlantic Powers Slated  Ground Forces Of U. S. Are Tied Up  Ry Karea Problem

BUILDUP ALREADY UNDERWAY U. S. Air Force Is Ready For Quick Defense Of W. Europe

U.S. Is Building Air Strength in Europe Rapidly   Probably Can Dispatch Quickly Any Power Pledged for Defense

Defense Talks With Atlantic Powers Slated  Ground Forces Of U. S. Are Tied Up  By, UV aenew Deelklew

CASE OF THE PREGNANT WILDCAT POSTS PROBLEM  FOR LOS ANGELES SHERIFF

25,000 Troops Escape Reds In Death Trap   Casualties Heavy On Both Sides; Deaths Unreported

Marine Losses Worse Than Tarawa; Three Chinese Divisions Smashed

Heavy Casualties For Both Sides Reported:         Marine Losses May Exceed Those ~ At Tarawa Landing in World War ff

Marine Force ‘Cut to Ribbons In Long Push   More Than 4,000 Wounded In 50-Mile Battle Ont of Red Tran

Costly Retreat Greatest in Marine History   Casualties Estimated to Exceed Those of Tarawa; Northwest Front Relatively Quiet One More Day.

Ships Wait 10 Evacuate 25,000   Retreat Bloodiest In Marine Annals: Enemy Toll Also Heavy

One-Third of Foree In Kseape Port Area And Rest Due Today   Greatest and Bloodiest Retreat in Marine History Nearly Completed: Another Force Of 6.000 to B.000 Members Still VMenaced

Third of Gallant Troops Within 6 Miles of Goal  24,000 of Enemy Destroyed During  Drive ta Freedam

Whole Force May Reach.  East Coast Haven Today  Casualties Heavy On Both Sides; Northwest Front.

YANKEES LOSE TWO-THIRDS OF THEIR TROOPS   Reds Also Hit Heavily  In Vain Attempt  To Close Net

THIRDOF U.N. ‘TROOPS ARRIVE AT ESCAPE PORT   Remainder Of 25,000, Who Were Trapped, Close To Safety   EXPECTED TO REACH COAST DURING DAY

TAFT SAYS DEMOCRATS RESORT TO TRICKERY TT) DAD OLA VANICAC CITY DOLITICAL DDORE

4 SEEN IN GOP RACE FOR MAYOR NOMINATION     Wheeler, Maloney To Seek Party Endorsement     Dr. Pardes Expected to Be A Candidate; Dawley Reported in Field ba

4 SEEN IN GOP RACE FOR MAYOR NOMINATION   Wheeler, Maloney To Seek Party Endorsement   Dr. Pardea Expected to’ Bo A ~ : ¥ Candidate; Duwley Reported  In: Field

No Pork and Bean Boys?!  Ability of Korean Reds’ Tank Forces Indicates Complete Military Training

Shock of Defeat in Gis’ Faces Competence of North Koreans Indicates Previous Experience

Korean Reds  Prove To Be  ‘Big Leaguers’ Some Show Signs  Of Having Fought At Stalingrad I. 94%

Third Term?  Truman Laughs,  Ducks Question   Answers Queries On Coal, FEPC, Anc Battleship Misssurt   More On Vote Low Change Gn Page 3

Fiarry ras Ha-ria—  Sidesteps Question About 1952, But Invites Duff To Join Party

Senate Approves Electoral Change   Truman Sidesteps Candidacy Query

Truman Dodges Query Concerning His Plans for "52   President Calls Proposal To Abolish Electoral System a “Forward Step.’

PRES. TRUMAN DODGES QUERY ON "52 PLANS   Says He Is Backing Proposed Voting  Amendment

Pres. Truman Ducks Query   Declines to Say Whethe: He Will be Candidate far Re-Election.

PEACE TEMPLE PASTOR NAMED   Dr. Stanley Buck, Battle Creek, Will Succeed Dr. Glenn Frye

ABANDONED CAR OUT AS CLUE IN MURDER       vo Connection Between- If And Slaying Of Woman Found At Berkeley Sprinrs

Molotov 60, But Celebration Tame  Food for Speculation Over Birthday Greeting

Charges Acheson Giving Away Korean Gains   Bridges Says State Department Opens UN Door to Red China

U.S. Sold Out, Solon Charaes   Bridges Declares Stand on China Is Aid to Communism

New Blast At Acheson   Bridges Accuses _ Secretary of ‘SeljOut’ to Red China

Bridges Charges “Sell Out” By High Oificials   Lashes Out At State Department; Says Reds May Get Into UN

Miners Happy As Strike Ends   Men Hug Each Other And Women Dance

Kalamazoo Girl Hunt Fruitless  Missing Coed’s Fate Remains Mystery ‘

MOVE SEEN AS SALES BOOST tw  Congress Urged To Speed - Action On Excise Tax Cut

Lausche Eves Sales Tax Take  More Net Revenue Baw Stata Te f° me

Unusual Activity By Nationalist Air Units Noted. Officials Remain Silent:

APPEALS COURT BACKS JAIL FOR REDS’ COUNSEL   Judge Medina Upheld In Contempt Ruling For Defense Lawyers   NOT TOO FAST

Court Rulés Red Lawyers In Contempt   Appellate Jurists Uphold Medina in Sentences For 6 Attornevs

Prague Changing Some Street Names   Eisenhower, Montgomer Being Dropped, Wilson Station, Roosevelt Avenue Remain

‘Startling’ Report Due On Pittsburgh Probe   Prosecutor to Submit Data on Free Work, Continue Rackets Inquiry

South Korean Units Draw Up at 38th Parallel, Shell Reds   Await Command, Either from UN or Republic, to Carry War North

South Koreans Shell Enemy  U.N. Troops At Parallel,  Wait On Reinforcements

Gen. Walker Claim: War Virtually Over   South Koreans Have Battle Plan Ready For Assqult On Northern Capital City

Republic’ s Own Army Leaders ‘Gave Order to Pause While More Forces Move Up, Say Officers; Vanguard Shelle Enemy Across His Boundary

U. S. Bombers  Swoop on Reds North of 38th   Unspecified Targets Also Bombed; Plans Prepared for Drive to Reds’ Capital at Pyongyang.   Korea Pledges Stern Justice to Reds

Await Orders To Carry War To Red North   Plans Ready For Push To Pyongyang

Troops Awaiting _ Order To Attack   Four Full Divisions Prepore To Cross 38th Parallel— Fugitive Communists Shelled By South Wc a n Aotillery

Spearheads ‘of One Division Wait for Four Others to Arrive in Chase of Reds

Allies Poised At Parallel, Wait Orders  Qanth Karean Barep   South Korean Force Ready ta Chase Enemy Across Line

Military Units Regrouping; Artillery Fires Across Boyder   ‘SOUTH KOREAN ARMY READY TO HIT NORTH

Beaten Knemy  Shelled   Americans Also Close In On Boundary As Reds Regroup

Victors Await Word To Pursue Defeated Armies Northward   South Korean Artillery Lobs Shells Inte Foe’s Positions Above Artificial Line Dividing Peninsula; War May End Soon

Artillery Hits  North Koreans Official Says War To Be Carried / . Over 38th Line If Orders Received

Fugitive Reds Being Shelled By Artillery   Orders Are Awaited on Crossing Line: Planes Attack Troop Trains

American Troops Also Are Close  To Boundary   N. Korean Reds On Other Side Being Shelled By Republicans

Guild Ends Strike On N. Y., Paper   World-Telegram and Sun To Resume Publishing After 10-Week Tie-up

Meager Clues Are Available  lor Searchers   Flares Seen on Route Children Spot Plane; Mother, Son Aboard

Yukon Wastes Cloak Fate  Of Transport   Flares Spur Search For Missing Plane; 44 Persons Aboard Air Force Carrier

Vast Search On For Missing Craft Headed for’ Texas  From Anchorace

VAST SEARCH HAMPERED BY LACK OF CLUES   Craft Last Reported Thursday; Woman, Child On Board

Last Heard From Over the Wild Yukon Country   Mother and Son, 34 Military Personnel and Eight Crewmen on Board; Dozens of Planes in Search.

Ship Lost On Flight In Yukon   Search For Wreek Being Conducted By Canada, U. S.

Missing Skyship Was Last Reported Over Snag, 1,300 Miles North Of Edmounton, Alberta At 5:09 p.m. Thursdav

M Aboard U.S. Plane Missing Over Yukon   Air Force Transport  Unreported; Woman, Child Are Passenaers

Plane Missing On Alaska Run   Forty-four Persons Aboard Missing Airliner In Far North

44 On USAF C-54 Missing In Yukon   Slim Clues Seen For Home-Bound Plane: Night Flares Reported

Woman, Babe Arid Personne From Ei Paso   Pitot fs Ohioan, According To List From Air Force

Leaves Alaska For US, Unheard From After That   Mother and Child Among Full Passenger Load Aboard

Charges Pill Maker Six State Drug Firms Fixed Prices   Attorney General Sues, Complains of Boycott Threat by Pool.

Charges / Firms With Price-Fixing, Trade Restraint  State Sues Pill, Drug Companies Under Anti-Trust Law

Mahoney In First Talk Of Campaign 'Warmly Endorses Lane For Governor   Indications Are Baltimore Contractor To Be Next  Democratic National Committeeman From Marviland.

Weird Object In Sky Explodes Suddenly Oil Workers See Mysterious Ball Of Fire Near Brownwood

U-N Backers Spurn Proposal To Oust Russia   Restriction of Veto Power  Considered

Hoover Plan On UN Brings Profest Storm   Suggestion Labeled Boost to Danger of Third World War

- REGISTRATION  Record Vote May Be Cast  November 7  Efforts Made To Qualify Electors

Big Ohio Vote Likely Nov. 7  Some Predict Recorc   Some Predict Record Will Be Set at Polls

Hint Record Ohio Vote In Fall Election   Three Potential Organizations Push Registration Drives

See Long Session ‘On Rent Control   Cain Filibuster Is Promised Support

RED DELEGATE AGAIN STALKS FROM SESSION   Negotiations Fail As UN Boycott Widens Rift

HAVE NEW DIESEL ENGINE  Baldwn City Has Addition To 1 Licht Plant

_ HAVE NEW DIESEL ENGINE  Baldwn City Has Addition To Its  Light Plant

Federal Jury;Finds Alger Hiss Guilty.0n:2.Counts Of Perjury    Sandra Takes Pen Sentence Of Life Calmly

Girl May Appeal Life Conviction In Killing Verdict Comes In Spite Of Companion's Admission Of Act

Sandra Peterson  Given Life Term  Jury Gives Sentence Despite Confession Of Her Companion

“Still A Democrat,’ She Says  Faye Flys South For Divorce From Elliott

Say Union Violates Labor Law    Publishers’? Charge  Brings NERB Probe

NO GUARDS ARE TO BE CALLED IN TENNESSEE   Highway Patrolmen Will Take Over Watch at Strike-. Harassed Plant

National Guard  Won’t Be Called   Tennessee's State Safety Commissioner Decides Highway Patrol Adequate At Enca Corporation Rayon Plant

Will Not Need Guardsmen At Rayon Plant   State Patrolmen Guard Tennessee Plant Where Four Men Were Injured

National Guard Won't Be Called To Rayon Plant   30,000 Briggs Auto Em. ploves to Strike Monday For GM Contract

Doctor to Face Slaying Charge   Grand Jury Returns Formal Indictment In Manchester ‘Mercy Death’

,Upen Vebate Loday  ‘Mutual Pacifie Defense Pact ‘Being Discussed In Congress

House Opens Debate On Arms Aid Bill  As Demands Increase For Pacifie Pact

Pacific Pact Support Piles Un in Canital   Congress Demands Mutual Defense Plan Like Atlantic Treaty

Arms Aid Bill Assured Of  Easy Passage   Expect Congressional Demands For Pacific Mutual Defense Pact

DEFENSE PACT IS DEMANDED   Called For As House Opens Debate On Big Arms Aid Bill  PASSAGE IS ASSURED

Support Builds Up For Pacific Defense Pact  Congress Leaders Seek Mutual Arms Freeman’

Congress Backs Plan for Pacific Mutual Aid Pact   House Opens Debate on Big Arms Aid Bill

Demand Made For Pacific Pact  . Would Be Alone  Nortly Atlantic kines

CIO RAPS SLAVE LABOR IN RUSSIA   U.S. Ratification of U.N. Genocide Plan Urged

FIGHT LAUNCHED ON SLAVE LABOR   CIO Declares More Than 11,000,000 Persons Are Being Worked To Death In Saviet Camne

11,000,000 IN RUSSIAN SLAVE LABOR CAMPS   CIO Reports Hitler, Then Stalin, Work People to Death.

Reds Report On Gubitchev   Russ News Agency Declares Charges Against Red Failed

Red Version Of Gubitchev Story  Ruasian Readers Told A Cherema pAwnrmak LI?

Raymond Hair Is On Way Back   SBI Agent, Murder Suspect Expected To Arrive Today

Pact Covers 260,000 Auto Firm Workers  Unprecedented Contract Provides   Unprecedented  Contract Provides Monthly Pensions On Flexible Scale

General Motors Signs Contract  With UAW-CIO   Cost-of-living Clause And Five-Year Term Are Big Features of Pact   TERMED SIGNIFICANT   Management and Union Call Agreement Most Constructive in History

Cost Formul: Will Govern Waze Seales   Pact Cuarantees 4 Cent Hour Increase for Each Year, Pensions, Social   Security Benefits

FOR NEW CONTRACT   Agreement is Reached Be: tween Union and General Motors

Pact Is Called ‘Historical in Labor’ Relafions   Provides for Pensions increasing If Social Security Is Hiked

Unparalleled Pact Signed By GM, UAW   5-Year Contract With $100 Month.Pensions Hailed by Reuther

GM AND AUTO UNION SIGN 5YEAR CONTRACT   Provides $100 Pensions to Ge Up if Social Security Rises.

Provides $100 Pensions For Workers  New 5-Year Pact Will Continue CestOf-Livine Policy

GM, Auto Union Reach Agreement  Contract Sets Up Pension of $100

GM Agrees To: Revolutionary Union Contract   Pact With CIO to Run Five Years; Pensions and Pay Hike Included

Unprecedented Five-Year Pact Is Announced   $100 Monthly Pension Provided: More if Congress Acts

Union Accepts G.M. Contract   Pensions and Other Gains Added To ‘Cost-of-Living’ Agreement: Shares in General Motors Boom

Draft of Men Up to 35, Call Of Single Veterans to Be Considered by Committee

ALLOTMENTS PAVE WAY 10 DRAFT DADS   Congress Agrees on Sums of $85 to $165 Month For Families.

ALLOTMENTS =~ PAVE WAY TO DRAFT DADS   Congress Agrees on Sums of $85 to $165 Month For

PLAN BOOST OF DRAFT AGE FROM 25 TO 3!   Vinson Says No Calls for Fathers Before January

G.I. Allowance 0.K. To Speed Draft Of Dads   Fathers Up To 26 Face Call; Aid Bill Sent To President

May Raise Draft Age To Te ake Men 25-35  Committee to Consider Removing

Exemptions To Veterans Also Face Revision  Draft Of Doctors, Dentists Through Ann EA le Buckoed

GI Allowance Bill Okayed By Congress   Paves Way for Drafting Fathers Up to 26 Years  Into Armed Forces   State Home Guard Will Seek Men Between 26-50

Draft Limit Age Increase To 35 Sought   Single Vets Will Be Called Ahead Gf Men With Chitdren

BILL IS PASSED GIVING PAYMENT TO DEPENDENTS   Congress Approves Measure For Family Allowances Ranging From $85 To $165 Monthly.

Way Is Cleared to Draft Dads; Vote Family Pay   Congress Gives Final Approval to Bill fer Allowances

— VINSON TELLS. PLANS TO WIDEN POOL — House Gr oup to Consider Draft “Ane { Ceiling of 35

U.S. May Raise Draft Age te 35, Revise Vet Law  Vinson Proposes Steps to Delay Draft of Fathers

Draft of Vets, 35-year-olds to Be Weighed   House Passes Bill te: Call Doctors, Dentists, Specialists

‘Draft Program to Stand Until January; Committee Agrees on Medics’ Induction

Fathers, Medicos. Involved in Legislation  Congress Acts to Broaden Selective Service Field

A pproval On Allowances By Congress   Action Clears The Way For the Draft of Fathers

May Up Draft Age to 35 In January   And Take Veterans Who Are Single

Exemplions To Veterans Also Face Revision  Draft Of Doctors, Dentists Through Aae 50 Is Pushed

Bill Paves Way For Father Draft.  Allotment Measure Goes to President

MARRIED MEN T0 BE DRAFTED SOON   Congress Stamps Okay on Family Allowances

Age in Draft May be Upped   From 25 to 35; Gl Oependent Allotments Opens Way to Draft Fathers, Too

Will Consider Raising Draft ‘Ace Limit to 35   House Committee Also May Call Single Veterans

Pass Dependency Bill: Draft of Fathers Soon   Allowances of $85-$165 Monthly For G. . Families

Gi Allowance Dill Goes to President  Final Okay of Measure Clears Way for Drafting of Fathers  UP TO 26 YEARS OF AGE  Measure Pioyides Sums ol $85 to $165 a Month  far Families   UP TO 26 YEARS OF AGE

Allowance Okay Paves Way Today To Draft Fathers   House And Senate Approve GI Family Support Measure

Drafting Of Fathers Ahead; Allowances For Families Of Gl's Approved By Congress   Calling Of Male Doctors And Dentists Through Age Of 50 Approved By House

May Hike Draft Age And Also Take Veterans   Single Vets and Men Up to 36 Being Considered, Vinson Says

Vinson Reveals Age Limit May Be-Unped To 35   Vets’ Exemption May Be Removed

GI DEPENDENT FUNDS LISTED   Final Approval Of Family Allowances Given By House, Senate.

Gl Allowance Bill Okayed By Congress   Paves Way for Drafting Fathers Up to 26 Years into Armed Forces

Consider Hike Of Draft Age   May Extend Call To Single Veterans Before Fathers

Family Benefits Given Approval   Way Is Paved for Draft of Fathers

GI Family Allowances Given Final Approval by Congress   Measure, Sent to President for Signature, Paves Way for Draft of. Fathers; Estimate Million Married Non-Veterans of Draft Ace

MAY TAKE QUT BAN ON CALL OF VETERAN   Senate Speeds Emergency Draft Call for Doctors.

To Consider Hiking Draft Age Up to 35   The House Armed Services Committee Might Also Draft Single Veterans

Okay On GI Family Allowances Paves Way For Drafting of Fathers Up To 26

Optimism Follows Talks with Afflee  Canadian Minister Holds Private Parley

Attlee Readying For Talk With Canadian Chiefs   ‘Prime Minister. Silent On Question Of Korean Crisis

Populists Lead in Greek Vote   Tsaldaris’ Party Ahead at Half Mark

RRERaeN Ri. ite ite, .ccammmnmmmenianaeal MIDDLETOWN GIRL ESCAPES INSTITUTION

Sales-Taxing Aim Charged At State House   Democrats Flay GO! Delaying Move on Dever’s Budect

Disrupt Hearing As Ex-FBI Agent Fails To Appeal   Reported Assaulted As Browder, Field, Stachel Subpoenaed

Huber Declares He Blacked Out In Call to Agency   Missing Witness Phoues AP. Also Talks to Wifes; Will Testify

FBI Man Disappears In Capital   Turns Up in New York Saying He ‘Blacked Out’

Gone 20 Hours After Leaving Hotel in Capital       Flew To Washington To Testify in Senate Communist Probe

Missing Witness Turns U p   FBI Informer Failed To Appear At Senat Red Probe Hearing

Tn former Turns Up In Gotham      Disappeared Before Testimony to Senate  Red Probe Group

Probe Delayed By Mysterious Disappearance   Man Described As OneTime FBI Informer Turns Up After Vanishing From Washington Hote!

Safe But Nervous After Vanishing From Washington   Telephones Wife And AP; Says He ‘Blacked Out’ Before Testifying

> fan Feared  Harmed Safe In New York Hotel Section   Former FBI Worker Nervous As Public  Hearing It Planned

John J. Huber “Blacked-Qut” In Washington  Calls Wife From New York To Tell

 Missing Witness in McCarthy Case Turns Up Safe in New York ‘Twenty Hours After He Vanished

Telephones Wife That He “Blacked Out” Yesterday   Disappearance Sets Off Widespread Hunt ‘As Probe Rolls On

Ex-FBI Man Says Strain “T9090 Much”   Slated To Testify, Former Agent Flees Back To New York

Failed To Show Up At Probe   *Blacked - Ou? But Comes To In New York

HUBER AY HE SUFFERED A ALACK OUT   Found in New York After Disappearing from Washinaton Hotel.

Commie-Probe Witness ‘Finds Self’ In New York: Hearing Is Delayed

Missing Man Turns Up In Senate Probe  Witness In Owen Lattimore Case Say:  ; oo a ~ 4 ce ” CS eee -

John Huber, Ex-FBI Informer Slated To Testify In Lattimore Case, Declares He Had “Riackout”

Missing Witness .  Turns Up   Bul Subcommittee Calls Off Meeting While Circumstance: Are Investigated

Ex-FBI Aid Flees Inquiry on Lattimore   Witness Telephones From N. Y.,-Tells of "Praccure. Blackout’

Reappearance of Witness Reported  Star in Lattimore Hearing Case Dicannears: Claime “Blacked Out”

I BI Informer Fails to Appear at Senate Hearings Overcome By Fear, Friend Says

PHONES WIFE ‘BLACKED OUT’   Drama of Bitter Commiinist Bo _ Heizhteiis

One-Time FBI Informer Safe After Blackout   Will Appear Befora Committee Probing McCarthy Charges

Missing Senate Witness Found   John Huber Says He ‘Blacked Out;’ Due to Testify

A Missing Witness  ‘Turns Up   Scheduled to Appear  At Lattimore Hearing ‘John J. Huber Claims A 20-Hour ‘Black-Out

Witness Refurns After Vanishing  Ex-Informer Was Se! For Red Spy Probe

Man Sought In Lattimore Case ls Safe   Mental Blackout Is Blamed For Failure Ts Annear in Probe

EX- INFORMER CALLS FROM NEW YORK   “Blacked Out’ In Washington, Huber States   Claims. Budenz Identifies Important State Dept. Official As Red

WITNESS FOUND FOR RED PROBE   Informer For FBI Telephones He Went Into “‘Bheackout’’—New  Charges Of Communism Mada

Missing Witness In Lattimore Case Turns Up   Huber Vanished From Capitol Hotel Tuesday

(Ex-F.B.L Informer Vanished For 20 ‘Hours; Was To Testify In Quiz Today

‘Blacked Out,’ Says Witness, Reappearing   Safe but Nervous, Says Wife After “Phone Talk With the ‘Informer’

Doesn’t Want Wage Curbs . a  C10 Official Trees  Price, Rent Control

Curbs on Parcels Affect All Nation  ? Christmas Package: Mac? Heavily Hit

Pennsylvania Is Among Areas Hit By Order   Donaldson Orders Stoppage in Wake Of Railroad Strike

Trainmens Walkout Hits Yule Packages   Order Doesn't Affect Local Mail; Halts Some Inter-State Shipments

SPECIALISTS T0 GET FIRST CALL   Marines Putting Emphasis On Men Below Captain’s Rank

Marine Corps Amplifies Its Call-Up   First to Be Taken Will Be Men With Combat Specialties.

Specialists To Get First Marine Calls  Emphasis To Be Officers and Men Of Lower Grades

MARINES TO CALL MEN WITH FIELD SPECIALTIES FIRST   itmphasis to Be on Officers of Captain Rank and Below and Sergeants and Under.   WILL SEEK 39,000 BEFORE OCTOBER 31   Army to Take Those Without Dependents First, but There Are Few Such Reservists.

23 Below Recorded In Bucyrus, Salem   Many Records Are Broken Throughout State

SUB-ZERO COL FREEZES OHIO; -23 AT SALEN   Bitter Cold Causes Gas Curtailment In Some Sections Of State

Action In U. S. Crisis May Be Taken: Marshall   Defense Secretary Does Not Go Into Details . On Action: Under: Study By. President In Korean War Crisis; Several Senators Are In Favor Of Declaring Emergency -

 Action Being ‘Seriously Considered’ \Gen Marshall Reveals Truman [May Call State of Emergency

Senators Ask Stepped-Up War Output   Lawmakers Feel U.S. Should Set Up Total Mobilization Plans

Report National Emergency May Be Declared   Marshall. Statement Follows Talk with Senate Group

Secretary Marshall Says Trumar ls About fo Declare State Of National Emergency in Nation

‘Defense Secretar Reveals Plan For Defense Action   Senators Agree U. S. Should Mobilize Now

Truman May Proclaim U. § Emergency   Several Senators Call for Immediate Action by Executive

Marshall] Says Declaration of National Emergeney Under Serious Consideratiox

National State of Emergency May be Called: Marshall   Truman Seriously Considering Step Says Secretary

US. Emergency Proclamation Considered   Marshall Says Truman on Verge of Making Such an Announcement

Step Would Put U.S. on War Footing   General Marshall Reports Move Under Consideration

Study National Emergency for U. §.-Marshall   ag eer tep to Speed War Goods and Controls

Truman Studies Order for State Of Emergency   Secy. Marshall Says President Seriously Considers Declaration

Declaration Of Emergency Being Studied   Marshal Reveals Action After Senate Hearing

Truman May Give His Declaration Of Emergency   Marshall Reveals Consideration After Closed-Door Session

BLONDE LOSto LIFE ON DEATH TEST OF LOVER   Shopgirl Dies in Apartment of Danish Vice Consul, on Another Date.

Bandit Confesses $250,000 Forgeries  Hideout In Mountain Cabin Reveals Loot

\Secrefary Acheson Denounces Soviet Ciaims \That South Koreans Started War in Asia .

Officers Probe Six-Month-Old Clues to Murder of Navy Vet Found Yesterday Near Cruces

Body Of N.vy Veteran Found Near  Las Cruces, Officers Seek Clues

Soviet Def 2at In ULN. Near   Western Blueprint Faces Ballot Today

UN Body Pushes Toward Decision On Korea Plans  Western Blueprint  Appears To Be Set For Assembly Okay

UN Racing to Decision on Korea   Votes on Soviet and Western Plans Expected Today

VOTE ON RIVAL KOREAN PLANS IS FACING UN  Western Measure Would Authorize Gen. MacArthur tc Cross Parallel.

Diesel Trains May Give Up Obnoxious Horn For Soothing New Chime Whistle

Malik Favors Truman-Stalin Conference  Soviet Deputy Would Negotiate Problems  od T T 8 mi s2aas%e

Europe Prime Center of Red Struggle   Truman, Attlesa Reported Agreed Western Powers Must Remain Streng There

Truman And Attlee Study Impact Of Korean Reverses! On Military, Political Positions Throughout World    Stassen Urges Use Of A-Bomb If Cease-Fire Order Fails

Europe Prime Center of New Soviet Communism, Report   Third Day of Talks By Truman-Attlee

Firmest. Point Yet Developed In Crisis Parley   Believe Truman And Attlee Against Being Pulled Into War With Chinese

Determined to Keep Military , Strength Tops   Won’t Let War in Orient Weaken Us

BRITAIN’S VIEW IS AFFIRMED  Truman And Attlee To Meet Twice Today To  Discuss Korea Crisis

Truman, Attlee Are Reported Agreed Europe Is Prime Center Of Conflict With Communism

Truman, Attlee Again Confer  Third of Talks on   Third of Talks on Korean Crisis Starts

U.N. Members Aid U.S. Arms   Tydings Warns of Sensitive Area Crises

BOBO iS MUM ON SEPARATION TALK   Vacations With Parents On Lowell, Ind., Farm

Lewis’ Order Gets Chilly  Reception   Reaction in Fields Is ‘It’s Up to Men;’ National Economy Feels Sharp Pinch

Miners Give Work Order Cold Reception   PMW Leaders Say No Progress In ¢ ontract Talks

LEADERS SAY DIGGERS FIRM IN PACT STAND   Some Locals Schedule Meetings To Decide Action On Order

DOUBT ORDER WILL END COAL STRIKE   UNION OFFICIALS BELIEVE 17 WiLL TAKE CONTRACT TO PUL MEN IN PITS.

Lewis’ Work Command Gets A Cold Reception From Soft Coal Fields   ‘Still Mad As Hell’ And ‘No Contract, No Work’ Is Theme Of Miner’s Stand; Official Word Of UMW Order To Reach Locals Today

If ‘Hot War’ Takes Place in Arctic Cold, U.S. Means to Have Proper Supplies Ready

‘HOT WAR’ IN ARCTIC U. S. Military Planners Study Frigid Fighting

Cold Weather Research Continues  ARCTIC LOOMS AS “HOT WAR” SCENE

Military Planners Giving Special Attention to Cold Weather Fighting

“Hot War’ May Be Fought i in Cold:   “U.S. ‘Military Flanners “Study Possibility Of 'aMar.in-Avctic-Regions

Arctic War Possibility Is Studied By Planners   Committee Report Shows Researches On Cold Climates

Figures "Hot War" May Be Wagedon Arctic Terrain  Army Uses Tests at Lawrence to See oe ae . a r ar gt alomw..

Light Weight War ™ Clothes  Developing   Army Experimenting With Other Eqifipmen For Use In Arctic

FIGURE “HOT WAR” WOULD BE FOUGHT -IN COLD CLIMATE   Army Develops Food and Clothing for Use in Aretic.

Military Planners Study “Hot War’   Fighting In Arctic, Given Much Attention

Military Plans for Next War in Arctic Zone   Research Projects Under Way; Funds for More Sought

Hot War Seen In Arctic by. ° Army Planners   Military Leaders Seek New Types Of Warm Uniforms

Second Infantry Alerted by Army   Starts Dipping Inte Mobile Forces Within U. S. to  Hasten Hels t6 Defenders of South Koavea

Volunteers to Tell Draft Story -- Army Alerts Second Division  kor Duty Against NorthKoreans 5 ™

America Faces Huge Problem Of Manpower  Army Dipping Into   Army Dipping Into Mobile Force; New fad Action Feared

Military Faces Sharp Problems   Volunteers, Draft, Guard Use Confront U. S. Top Brass; Units Are Alerted for Movement Soon to Far East 

Troops To Move To Far East  Army Starts Dipping Into Mobile Units

Army Starts to_ Move Divisions. Into Far East /      - National. Guard / tatus Is Still Uncertain, Washington Says’:

Army Dips Into Mobile Forces For Korean Aid   Decision Comes Less Than 2 Weeks After Stepping into War

Five-Division Mobile Fighting Force Kept In U. §. Is Being Alerted for Korean War

Army Alerts Mobile Forces For Far East  Manpower Problem  Intensified By  Korean Situation

ARMY STARTS TAKING MEN FROMU. 8.   Reserve Units To Be Sent To Korean Front

Divisions in U.S. Alerted for Duty;  Dnd To Be Shipper   Military To Watch Volunteer Trends  Before Call Step

Rush Help For Yanks In Korea   Army Starts To Dip Into Small, Mobile Force In United States

Army Dips Into Mobile Units On Duty In U.S.   Second Infantry Division Ordered To Far East Duty

Army Orders 2nd Division Into Action   live Units Ready For Combat; Draft Question Arises

U. S. Dips Into Home Divisions For Korean War   Second Alerted For Shipment To Far East

Morel. S. Units Will Be Plunged InfoKorean War  “Army Begins Dipping Into Mobile Force Stationed In US.

Army Dips Into Mobile Forces Within UV. S$.   2nd Infantry Division And Other Units Ordered To The Far East

ARMY DIPS INTO TROOPS IN'U. S: FOR KOREA: ”   Unhappy Reports From Front Quicken Timetable and Sharpen Question on Draft

Decision to Order 2nd Infantry Divison and Smaiter Units *0 Far East Is Announced   CIMETABLE QUICKENS

Army Dips Into Emergency Troops To Help Outnumbered Korean Units   One of Five Divisions in ‘Mobile Striking Force,’ Meant for Emergency Use, Sent to MacArthur; Must Keep Rest Lest Reds Move in Europe

2ND INFANTRY IS ORDERED T0 THE FAR EAST   Famous Fort Lewis Divisior Being Sent From Mobile Force.

Second Infantry Division Ordered To Conflict Area   Scouts Delayed On Trin Home

Army Dips Into Five-Division Force  In U.S., Orders 2nd Infantry to East

Balloon-Shaped Gadget Amazes Southeast Missourians Still Wonder What ‘What's-It’ Was

Poplar Bluff Area ls Puzzled Over ‘Aerial "What's-It”   But Jet Pilot Says He Believes Gadget Weae Weather Balloon,

Flying What's-It Seen in Missouri   Pilot Identifies Object Near Poplar Bluff as Balloon

KANSANS TO PKK PARTY CANDIDATES   State Voters Will Cast Bal lots in Primary Election  Tuesday   INTEREST IS GROWING

Return of Ships By Russia Still Being Evaded   Only Reply Promised To Demands for Loan Settlement

Reds Agree To Reply. On Lend- Lease    Data ‘Sought. On U.S. Shins

U.S. Is Seeking ~ Eleven Billions   'No Indication What Action  Soviets Will Take

Byrd Blasts  Selections  By Truman   Naming Opponent Politicial Trick,  Senator Declares

Ex-Monticello Teacher Killed By Hor Husband   Coroner Says Ralpn Ford snot Himself to Death After Stabbing Wife With Butcher Knife

Blackwell Church Plant Destroyed   Baptist Church and New Educational Budding Have Only Walls Left

Hurt Mean Pinned In Truck Cab   Victim In Hospital & Has Good Chance  To Rerovear

Hurt Men Pinned Um Truck Cab   Victim In Hospital & Has Good Chance

Forger Faces Grand Jury   Indianapolis Man Admits Cashing 270 Phoney Checks

Admits Cashing 270 Bad Check: In Five States   Indianapolis Man Heid lor Grand Jury After Pleading Guilty to Forgery Charges

Tax-Weary, He'll Jump in a Lake   Quits Struggle to Keep His Head Above Waler

Tired of Trying to Keep Head Above Water Despite Taxes, He'll Go Unde:

Former GI Is Going To Jump In Lake Shafer And Stay There Until Congress Lowers Taxes

NAVY’‘S PRIDE RESTORED  Basing U. S. Defense on Atom Bomb Questioned by Committee

Denfeld Ouster  Said ‘Reprisal By House Armed Services Committee

Question Defense Based on A-Bomb  Navy Scores Point With House Group

STUDY OF ATOM BOMBING URGED   HOUSE GROUP HOLDS OLSTER OF ADMITRAT, DENFELD WAS A “REPFRISAL.”

Red Diplomats See Korea Invasion As Blind for Thrust Against Tito

DIPLOMATS SAY IT’S BLIND FOR TITO THRUST Soviet Trick Seen In Korean Move

Planto Award Stalin Prizes   Committee Named But No Announcement is Made About Time of Meeting.

2 Of The Dead Town Police: 3 Men Arrested   Gunplay Takes Place in North Mississippi, Delta  Communities

American Troops’ Morale Held Good   Gen. Omar Bradley in Japan; Says Forces Muat Stay in Trim

“Fighting Trim” Order Is Issued   Bradley In Japan With Joint Chiefs

FBI Is Probing Those Alleged  Secret Signals   Inquiring Into Story of Ousted Canton , Union Chief

Angang Falls Two Times  In Hard Fight   Ist Cavalry Has Better Luck In North Where Commies Lose Town

Key Town Changes Hands Three Times   Korean Port Virtually Enveloped; GI Attack Reopens Read to Taegu

Korean Red Troops Stab To South From Pohang, Blocked in Other Sectors

Americans Have Better. Luck On Northern Front As Drives Are Stemmed

Yanks Lose Angang To  Communists   Allies Rolling Invaders Back On Other Fronts —

Delbert Spencer To Die Tonight  Lausche Declines To Intervene in Case

TEACHERS KEEP UP PAY BATTLE   Directors Of State Association Meet To Discuss Disputed Raise.

Cold War’s End Up To Russia,  Canadian Says   Prime Minister St. Laurent Believes Attitude Must Change

St. Laurent Calls Canada To Total Hort  nil Kucera € hanne   Cold War Won't End Until Russia Changes Prime Minister Says

RIV Bond Issue To Be Submitted Acain on Dec. 5   $100,000 Proposal Goes Before Voters For Third Time

Trailer Fire Kills Family of Three   Bodies Found Close To Escape Door

1500 PUPILS TO BE ON HALF SESSIONS IN CO.   116 Yeers, ht ls ears, it Reported

1500 County Children Will Be On Half Sessions During The Next Year

3 Divisions Spearhead  Advance   Strong Forces Being Employed By Invaders: U.S. Bombers Strike At Port

MacArthur Reports Guerrilla Activity On Coast While South Korean Sources Claim Recapture Of Two Towns.

American Commander Says North Koreans Have Advanced Front Line With Three Divisions As Spearheads—Guerrilla Activity Takes Place On East Coast Of Korea—South Korean Officer Claims  Recapture Of Two Towns

KUM RIVER BATTLE IS EXPECTED   90,000 Korean Reds Reported Massed for Action Against Yanks

North Korean Reinforcements Advance Swittly  Communists Throw Powerful Force Of   Communists Throw Powerful Force Of 15 Divisions, 150 Tanks Into Drive

Red Koreans Push Forward On Wide Front   MacArthur Says That Enemy Seeks to Advaince Its Enveloping Move ue South of Suwon:

GI’s Face Big Test  In Korea   Reds Massing Huge Force For  All-Out Blow

Section Of Rt. 40 Being Relocated   Grove Lime Co. Working On Huge Job For State On Sideling Hill; May Be Ended Next Year

STATE SOLONS WILL. SUPPORT FINE PROGRAN   Sorg and Taylor Again Will Lead Houses In Harrisburg

Gov.-Elect Fine Meets With GOP Leaders   Renews Campaign Pledges to Carry Duff's Program

‘Radio War’ Over Channels Due To Start in Europe   U. S. Officials, Reject Nev Accord Reassigning Station Frequencies

Chaotic Radio War Begins Today   Copenhagen Agreement for Europe Rejected by U.S.

‘Radio War’ Due to Begin In Europe   U.S. Rejection of Attempt To ‘Iuggle’ Wares Starte Row

Radio War To Break In Europe Today   U.S, Rejects New  Frequency Setup

A CALL BY POPE PIUS.   Urges Catholics to Fight Material 3« Philosophy of

Seven Injured in? Accidents      2 Given Traffic Tickets after Early Sundav Crashee

Greyhound, Car In Collision Near Lebanon  Neighboring Towns Send Ambulances Tn -Move Iniurca

Passengers Hurt as Bus Overturns   Collides With Car on Route 42 Near Lebanon. O.

Australia Wants Gen. MacArthur To Send UN Forces In Pursuit Of North Korean Army   UN WILL NOT STAY IN KOREA PERMANENALY

WEST URGED 10 DESTROY RED FORCES   Australia Tells U.N. North Korean Army Must Be Completely Knocked Out.

India and Australia Split Over Occupying All Korea   Rau Against Crossing Line— Spender Hits Vishinsky Plan  For Votine When Troons Leave

Australia Wants UN Forces Across 38th But India’s Rau Objects Immediately

Spender Hits UN Address Of Vishinsky   Denies Intention To Keep Large Forces In Korea Permanently

Australia Urges  Border Crossing  By Allied Troops North Korean Army  Must Be Destroyed,  UN Deleaate Holds

CallsFor Destruction  Of Invaders   Spender Condemns Russian Proposal For Korean Peace

‘NOT BORN YESTERDAY’     Australia, Rejecting Proposal By Russia, Urges MacArthur To Pursue Communisis’ Armies

—CROSS BORDER— UN Urged To Destroy Red Army   ‘AUSTRALIA FOSTERS PLAN

Australia Urges UN  To Authorize Forces  To Cross Parallel Condemns Proposal  By Russia As Trick  To Cause Confusion

Australians. Ask Crossing Of Parallel  Tn Korean War   Western Delegations Rejeet Russian Plan  For Ending Conflict; Propesal Contlenined

167 Slain In Red Philippine Terror Raids   Action Is ‘Protest’ Against Nation’s Decision to Send Troops to South Korea

5,000-Huk Rebels hit Luzon Towns   Terror Raids Leaye ~ 167 Dead in Blows

AIMPORT WPATHER Dara   Philippine Rebels Raid 11 Towns, Kill 16/

FILIPINO HUKS STAGE RIOTS IN CENTRAL LUZON   OPPOSE DECISION TO SEND TROOPS AGAINST KOREANS

Thousands of Filipino Rebels Loot,  Burn and Kill in Terror Raids Protesting Country's Entry in War

‘TERRIBLE POWER’ CHARGED Magician Held For Forcing Tie Teen-Age Girls Into Sex Acts

White Man Gets Life in Penitentiary For Massacre of Three Negro Children

Senate Probers Study Grounds For Jaffe Move  Contempt Citation Recommendation Is Probable In Case

Cass Draft Call Increased From 78 to 64 Men   Selective Service Board Keceives Amended Call From State Headquarters

County's Draft Quota Is Raised   Board to Call 64 Men for Tests On Aug 22

Gambler’s Files Are  Seized “Erickson's Office   Erickson’s Office Reided After He Boasted of Crime Income

Sen. McCarthy Rebuke Draws Fire of GEP   Republican Senators Will Bat tle to Keep Committee Re.  pert From Reaching Floor

GOP's Will Attempt To Stop Report   Report To Attack Wisconsin Senator

President Asserts Action Would Be Blow for Peace   Money Requested in New Measure to Be  For 1951 Fiscal Year

Says Reduction In Program Will Cause Harm   President Says Nation Cannot lanore Other Peoples

‘Irreparable Damage’ Seen By Truman If Congress Fails To Pass Foreian Aid Bill

Communism Doesn’t Look: So Good To Premier Nehru   d Few Weeks Ago He was Trying To Medinte Korean War: Now He Has Throat in Back Vare

Accidents Claim First 21 Victims  435 Expected to Die In Holiday Week End

Holiday Death Toll Grows  91 Victime Renoarted as Three-Dav ‘Rest’ Beains

Police Hit Stone (Wall In Death Of Pittsburgh Woman   T urtle Creek Housewife Believed Victim OF Sex Maniac

Educator Hits Candidates For ’’Diatribe’   Negro Question Enters Campaign For U.S. Senate

Five Years Given Longshore Boss  Bridges May Face Deportation Also

Court Denies Defense Plea For New Trial  ; Two-Year Term for ! ’ 7  Perjury Will Be Served Concurrently

Union Leader Ordered To Serve 5 Years For Perjury And Conspiracy   Prosecuting Attorney Opens Fight To Have Citizenship Cancelled As Prelnde To Denortation Action

All Three Declare This Is Beginning Of Fight: Action Begun To De. port Bridges

Two Aides Must Serve 2 Years In Periury Gase   Appeals. to be Taken to ‘Higher Federal Courts For All. Three

30,000,000 IN RUSSIA TRAIN   Givne Basic Defense ExerGiven Basic Defense Exercises In Preparation

Soviets Get War Defense  Committee Ranartc   Committee Reports On Training Method

Probe Mystery Sub Half Mile iOff Alaska   U.S. Navy Clamps Secrecy Ban as Plane« Search Area

Strange Sub In Alaska Waters   Unidentified Craft Appeara Half Mile Off U.S. Navy Base.

SUEM ARINE SEEN OFF NAVY BASE   Unidentified Vessel Sighted Near Kodiak, Alaska — Planes Sent To Search For (k.

Berlin Hears Reds Massing  Troop Movements and Blockade Unanervina

Home Explosion Kills 2, In Flood Surrounded City  Red-Ridden Youth   Bed-Ridden Youth Blown Out Window Into Foot Of Water

NORTH KOREAN RULERS UNPOPULAR Reds’ Elaborate Defense Plans Disrupted By Swift UN Advance

PLANES FAIL TO FIND TRACE OF LOST C:54      Rescuers’ Hopes For Survivors Among 44 Aboard Craft Dim

PLA 10 FMD Td OF LOST (-54   Rescuers’ Hopes For Survivors Among 44  Aboard Craft Dim

Henning Blasts Pendergastism, Truman Choice   Loudly Opposes President’s Intervention In State Primary

French Believe 12 Divisions Would Keep Reds Out Of Western Europe

Allied Forces In Europe Called Peace Measure  Frenchman Declares Year Necessary

Asks More Troops In West Europe   French Leader Says British, US Unit, Could Halt Attack

French Want A Big Force In West Germany   Would Stave Off Red Attack Until Europé Armed, Ready

French Want More Backing Of U. $. Troops   Attack By Russians Is European Worry

Harmony Rules in GOP For Detroit Rally  Kelly Not Planning To Dictate Slate

Officials Winked af Gambling, Says a Police Chief   Senate Investigators Hear Report on St. Louie Area Activities.

Says Certain Officials Did Some ‘Winking’ At Gambling Operation:

Dewey Signs Five School Aid Bills   Measures Provide Varlous Ways Communities Can Act

Reds Pledge Defiance of Control Law  Scorn Measure   Scorn Measure As ‘Murder’ Of Civil Rights

Communist Party Defies New Law On Registration  Spokesman Says Reds Won't Register

Oil Weil Fire Takes Life of Geologist   Sparks From Truck Ignite Gas Following Spectacular Blow Out

COMMUNISTS IN SURPRISE WITHDRAWALS   Carrier Planes Blast Truck Column Trying to Flee North From Seoul.

“BIGGEST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF GENERATION’  Portsmouth To Dedicate Floodwall Tomorrow

Chinese and Korean Reds Fade Back   U.S. 2nd Division Beats Off Commie Attack in Mountains

U. S. Airmen Break Up Red Jet Attack   Chinese Commies Fade Back In Several Regions

American Fliers Break Up Challenge By 15 Jet  - Planes From Manchuria

Soviet MIG-15 Fighter Planes Damaged in Brush With U.S. Airmen; Allied Forces Advance Northward Two and Half Miles Against Chinese Reds and North Koreans.

Ground Army Smashes 2'2 Miles North   No U.S. Planes Hit as Enemy Runs After Doafiaghts

Allied Forces Gain 2'2 Miles   U.S. 24th, British Brigade Expand Bridgehead, Take All Objectives

Allied Forces Smash Back In Korea; U.S. Airmen Damage Three Soviet Jets

1) IN FORAYS OVER BORDER CHASED BACK   On the Ground Allies Gain Up to Nearly Three Miles as Foes Fade.

Allies Renew Push, Challenge Red Jets   Yank Fliers Hit, Chase Off 15. Russian-Wade Planes in War's Bicoest Air Battle

Chinese Communists And Korean ‘Comrades Fade Back In Several Sectors; Allies Have To Search Them Out In Lécal Attacks   BEAT OFF ATTACK IN RUGGED MOUNTAINS

Second Division Beats Off Attack Near Tokchon; Roks Shell Town   Mustangs Defeat Russian-Type Jets   Planes From Manchuria Lose Dogfights With Uz. S. Aireraft

Drive Reds Back 25 Miles on Chongchon River Front, Move Forward in Other Areas; Break Up Attack By 15 Russian-Made Jets

American Airmen Break Up Challenge by Fast Russian-Made Fighter's   Reinforced Allied Divisions Smash Forward In Most Aggressive Action Since Being Thrown Back by Reds.

U. 5. Mustangs Beat off Attack By Jet Fighters   Ground Forces Gain Over 2 Miles in New Widespread Offensive

UN Forces Advance  in Northern Korea   Korean And Chinese Reds Retreat; Yanks Damaae Three Soviet Jet Planes

U.S. Airmen Drive Off 15 Jet Fighters   UN Troops Unleash Most Aggressive Action in Weeks

Chinese, Korean Reds Fade Back From Most  Aggressive Action   American Airmen Blast Challenge Of Russian-Made Jet Fighters From Manchurian Base.

. C. RAILROAD DOWN TO 4-DAY COAL SUPPLY   Police Guard Chicago Yard _ When 6 Carloads of Coal  °  Arrive.

POLICE CALLED TO KEEP ORDER AT COAL YARDS   CROWDS GATHER AT CHICAGO YARDS TO GET SHARE OF FUEL

Senators to Fight To Attach Riders To Oleo Bill  Dairy Leaders Favor Completing Action or kde nk Le Boden.

KOREAN MINISTER SAYS HIS NATION IS PLACE TO DECISIVELY DEFEAT REDS

Russia Again Sourns Atomic Control Plan   Vishinsky Doubts U.S. Would Quit Producing; Sen. Ladqe Replies

Red Delegate Rejects. Atom Control Plan  Vishinsky Asserts U. &. Would: Immore —

Germans Want Own Army, Ships for Participation in Europe's Defense

Europeans Doubt Soviet Wants War With West Now   United Press Head Brings Back Report After World Tour

Britain Is Set On Recognitior   Chinese Red Regime   Chinese Red Regime Presented Letter

Weather   58 Czechs Elect To Go Back Home   Planes’ Seizure Not Their Idea, Loyal Nationals Claim

Fifty-Eight Passengers Ar Brought to U. S. Occupied Germany   Flood of Rumors in Prague of Assassinations and  Revolutions

Flight of Three Planes Goes To German Base   Twenty - Six Persons Not Returning To Czechoslovakia

3 Czech Planes Forced to Land Within U.S. Zone   Rumors of Upheaval in Prague Accompany Strange Flight

Seizure Of Airplanes  Described   Anti-Red Crewmen Took Planes Ta American Sector

Czechs Scorn Opportunity to Escape Homeland, Tell About Plane Seizure:

3 Czech Planeloads Kidnaped to Germany   Crews Re-route 85 Arbitrarily, One Group at Gunpoini—58 Asl Retuen Behind Tron Curtain

5§ Czechs Scorn Chance To Flee Homeland affer Anti-communists Force Down Planes in Germany

58 Czechs Scorn ‘Escape’ Safety In West Germany  Mystery Surrounds Landings of Three Craft in U.S. Area

58 Czechs to Return Home After Landing in Germany  Pilot Says He Changed Course After Mendbers of Crow Threatened His Life

Plotters Take 59 Along on Escape Flight   85 Aboard Planes; 26 Will Remain in Occupied Germany

26 of 85 in Seized Craft Want to Stay   Anti-Communist Crewmen Take Over at Gun-Point During Flight, Force Landings in Germany

58 Czechs on Stolen Planes Scorn Escape   Only 26 Occupants Elect to Stay in Germany As Fugitives From Germany After Anti-Reds Seize Three Craft. in Fliqdht From Country

Force Pilots To Take Planes To Germany  Only 26 OF 85 On Board Choose To  Fecane Homeland

Refugees Grab 3 Czech Planes, FleetoU.S.Zone   26 of 85 Occupants Ash Sanctuary in Germany; Others to Reiurn

Mass Escane Planes Land In U. S. Zone  Refugees Quizzed At   Refugees Quizzed At Erding Air Base

Flight of Three Planes Goes To German Base  Twenty - Six Persons   Twenty - Six Persons Not Returning To Czechoslovakia

Tight Secrecy — Shrouds Escape Of Czech Planes   Flee lron Curtain, Land 85 In Three Planes In Germany

Judge Switzer May Air His Version Of Appointment Before Committee

British Report Ground Troops Not Available  “All Possible Help” Is Offered Other Than Sandinn Tranne

Britain Can't Send Troops   Cabinet Decides On ‘All Possible Help’

Red Aggression in Defiance of UN Is Only Issue   Note from U. S. in Korean Crisis Stresses This Point to Nehru

Red Aggression, Immediate Issue  Acheson Replies To Nehru On Mediation

Rules Listed For Reaching Servicemen  American Red Cros Will Aid Families  ln Pmarnanciac

Justice Dept. to Complete Drive to Indict 149 for $10,000,000 Tax Evasion

JUSTICE DEPT, TO CRACK DOWN ON TAX EVADERS   Te Indict 149 For Their Evasion Of Wartime Taxes

U.S. To Indici 149 Wartime Tax Evaders.   Highly-Placed People Gypped Government For More Than $10 Million

Justice Officials To Finish Action On Tax Dodgers   Leaders to Indict 149 Persons for Evading 1943 Wartime Return

Last Minute Drive Is Made To Indict Many For Evasions In 1943   Justice Department Rushes To Recover Over $10,000,000 Alleged Due In Wartime Taxes.

“justice Dept. To indict Many On Tax Charge  Federal indictment For Evasion

Prominent Ven Amone Defendants   SLO Million In Wartime Income Taxes Sought

“justice Dept. To Indict Many On Tax Charge  q¢ 149 Persons Facing Federal Indictment

Justice Dept. Drives To Indiet Income  'Tax Evaders   To Complete Within 48 Hours Drive To  # Indict 149 Who Evaded Wartime Taxes

GOVERNMENT GOING AFTER TAX EVADERS   Justice Department Completes LastMinute Drive to Indict 149 Persons.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   The U. S. Army--“Confusers”’ Is No  Answer To Critics

Governer-Opens  Investigation —  ‘Kansas City Police Department Attackec

STARTS POLICE PROBE   Gov. Smith Says He is Investigating Kansas City Setup

Big 3 Agree To Meeting With Russia   Terms Reported Rejert Limiting  Savcnein by donee

U.S., BRITAIN, FRANCE SEEK “BIG 4° MEET   Russia Will Be Asked to Sit In Conference To Discuss FEastWest Situation.

Flaming Lava Sprays Hawaiiar Island —   No Casualities Are Reported When Volcano Erupts

7DROWN 4S TRUCK GOES INTO DITCH   OTHERS LEAP TO SAFFPTY~— VICTIMS PINNED BENEATH VEHICLE IN WATER.

Truck Topples In Ditch, 7 Die  Farm Workers Drown lea Califarnin Adiobeen

NEWS INDEX   HELPED WHEN STRANDED 6 Texas Kids Repay Debt, Surprise Ohio Officials

Four Little Girls Die in Home Fire   Place Blazes Up While Father Is Awar

Russia Mute To Feelers On Moscow Meet   Soviet Delegate to UN Gives No Welcome Hint At Assembly

Russia Maintains Icy Silence To Plan For UN Meet There   China Problem Would Be No.  On Agenda

INDICT GhOUP FOR CONTEMPT IN RED PROBES   Scientist, Heiress, Members of UE Among Dozen Named by Jury.

Emspak, Matles Indicted in Contempt Case  ~ Included in 7 UE Leaders Indicted for Refucina tao Ancwer

{2 PERSONS ARE INDICTED FOR CONTEMPT   Are Charged With Refusing to Give Answer to Congress

U. S. Indicts 12 for Contempt in Red Probe   California Heiress, Atom Scientist, Unionists Cited

ll Plead Innocent In Contempt Case Brought by House   Heiress, Atom  Scientis' And CIO Leaders Are Among Defendants

INDICT. ELEVEN: FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS:   Cincinnatians Are. Among Those, Named . By Federal Jurors -.

Twelve Indicted For Contempt  Ten Men, Two Womer Named By Grand Jun

12 Indicted For Defying  Congress  TY .2%3.,-. €¢..%...2" ,;   Heiress, Scientist Union Officials Are Included

Federal Grand Jury Indicts 12 For Contempt   Accused of Refusing To Answer Question: During Red Inquiry

‘Atom Scientist, Heiress,: Unionists Plead  Innocent to Contempt of Congress Charges

Innocent Pleas To Contempt   Ten Accused of Refusal to Answer  Questions Asked

Railroad Strike Date Is Set   Labor Act Will Delay Walkout For Two Months

Trainmen an¢ Conductors Set Strike   Nationwide Strike ‘het for Feb. 27, Waikout Would Come Two Months Leter

February 27 Set But Act Holds Up Actual Walkout   Brotherhood Of Trainmen And Order O Conductors Represent 250,000 Railroad Operating Emploves.

RAILWAY STRIKE ~ CALLED FOR 27TH   Actual Walkout Woulk Be Delayed 2 Months.

Railroad Strike Set for Feb. 27  Actual Walkout May   Actual Walkout May Come 60 Days Later

DATE IS FIXED   Railway Labor Act Would Delay It At Least Two Months — Trainmen And Conductors Affected,

TWO RAIL UNIONS SET STRIKE DATE   STARTS MACHINERY OF LABOR BOARD TO SETTLE DISPUTES

"AMERICAN REPORTED ABOARD  5) Die When Plane Hits Power ~ Line Trying To Land In Brazil

Prime Minister Attlee Denies Published Report That John Strachey, Newly Named Minister of War, Is Communist Party Member

Garbage Crews Quit In Detroit  Mayor Orders Firing Of 1.500 Pickets

Dick Wakefield Is Re-instated  But Yankees Say He si, ft eh OA Ct  _,

SSUNEMESS EBGHTeNS = ——_—<—     War Scare Isn’t Searin g ‘People In Europe-Yet

Survey Shows People Worried, But Show No Signs of Jitters  War in Korea Not Scaring Europeans-Y et

Russia's Asiatic Growth Presents Grim Picture To Communism’‘s Enemies

Stover Denies Farmers Union Communistic   lowa Leader Denounc: es Charges Made by Senator Bridges

Pest Control Clinic Was Held Here Thursday  Speakers Stressed ' Borer Destruction

One U.N. Column Within 19 Miles Of Manchuria   Foe Has Effective Aerial Cover First Time Since War Beaa:

Allied Spearhead Within 19 Miles Of Korean Border   Russ-Built Planes Give Air Cover to Battling Reds

North Koreans Given Effective Aerial Support   For First Time In War; Stiffen Fight With Chinese Aid

ANY PUT UP STIFFER FIGHT   One Allied Spearhead {s Within 19 Miles of Border.

New Soviet Jets, Guns Aid Koreans   Fighting Test Due Soon, Two Chinese Units in Field

Red-U. 5. fets In Dog Fights   New Resistance To Allied Drive For Border Encountered

Soviet Jet Fighters on Korea Front   But Yank Column Pushes Within 19 Miles of Manchuria

Mountain Fight Rages Near Border   Tank-Led 24th Division Thrusts to 19 Miles of Manchuric

Tank Drive Spears Ahead For Border  North Koreans Lsing Cavalry,  More Hie Cunsa

Enemy Jets Force Down Two B-29s   Superforts Crash Land in Korea After Wild Battle

Make Emergency Landings with Wounded Crews   Russian Planes Attack Formation From Manchuria

Air War Gets Tougher; Soviet Jets Gang Up On B-29s, Outrace Shooting Stars   Navy Again Opens -Hungnam Harbor

Superforts in Wild Battle ‘With Red Jets   Two Bombers Shot Down in FiveMinute Melee

@NOW STORM BLOCKS ROADS ACROSS NATION   Red Cross Moves Into Stricken Areas To Offer Help

New Snowstorm Causes Damage In Nation Today   Dakotas Still Digging Out; Generators Are Flown to State to Restore Power.

Farmers Seek Economy Program As © Consumer Resentment on Increase

Farmers Want Economy-Sized Farm Program   Many Fear Consumer Resentment Against Present Price Plans

8 Liberal Ministers Also Quit   Resignations Follow Deliberations On Proposed Return Of King Leopold = {

CABINET QUITS OVER LEOPOLD   Belgium’s Governmen Falls In Dispute Over King

—CABINET— Return Of Leopold Is In Question  Strikes Add To Belgian Crisis

Coalition Split On Proposed Return Of King   Liberals Walk Out; Premier Says He's Resigning Today

Cabinet Quits Over Leopold   Liberals Resign in Dispute; Premier Calls on Regent

Government  OfBelgium Quits Posts   Decision Follows Earlier Resignation Of Eight Liberal Ministers

$700,000 RACING STABLE FIRE  Watchman, 22 Horses Die \As Lightning Sets Blaze

WATCHMAN AND 17 T0 22 HORSES DIE IN FLAMES   Lightning Sets Fire to Huge Barn; Loss Estimated  at $700,000.

22 Race Horses Are Lost in Barn Fire;  $700,000 Damage   Futurity Winner le Among  Animals in Lightning Blaze on Farm Near Chicago

WATCHMAN AND HORSES PERISH   Flames Spread Rapidly After ‘ Lightning Strikes Barn Near Chicago

AGLIADIULY Y U ih a © i" ence Breaks Up in Argument With Another Session Called for Next Friday: Dilworth Wins Support.

Civil Defense Plans Mapped For Michigan  Mock Detroit A-Boml Attack Pronosed

May’s Plea for Release From Federal Prison Goes Before Parole Board

Storm Roars Info Florida At Cedar Keys   Tropical Hurricane Whirls Inland With Winds Ranging From 100 to 125 Miles An Wour

Big Blow Whips Up 7-Foot Tides As Resor’ Residents Prepare For Bigger Ocean Storm.

U.S. Forces Beat Off Rec Counter-Biows   Cavalry Is Thrown Into Battle By North Koreans

Paratroepers Shuttled In With Big Lift   ‘South Yanks Narrow Gap In Big Nuteraeker ; As Rede Wilt

Chrysler Auto Prices Boosted   ’ Ching Says ‘Some Kind Of:Controls Are In Realm of Possibility’

New And Higher Price Line In ‘51 Autos Solid Throuchout Industry

Auto Industry Price Line Up  Industria! Leaders Called To Capitol

The Dollar Is Scissored Again As...  Auto Manufacturers Announce New Price Tag For ‘51 Models

House Panel Approves Cuts  In Exeise Tax 595 Million Revenue   $525 Million Revenue Slash Set by Action; Truman Veto Seen

$525 Million In Luxury Tax Cuts Okayed: By House Panel  Includes Excise Levies On Movie Tickets, Furs, Jewelry, Other Items

Approve Half Billion Cut in Excise Taxes   House Group Plans Further Reductions, Takes No Action on Truman’s Requests

TRUMAN VETO FACES HOUSE REVENUE BILI   Entertainment Levy Slashed in Half By Committee

Army Hastens to Reduce Manpower As Defense Economy Order Brings Prospect of Less Money

/Pre-Induction Examinations to Be Given Soon  63 in County to Take Physieals

\63 in County Slated For Draft Exams Within Few Weeks   Pre-Induction Tests Will Be Given Men 19 to 25 Years of Age

Asks Senate Groug For Early Action On. Red-Curb Bill   McCarran Predicts It Seon Will Be Sent to the Senate With Approval

Early Action Asked On Bill To Curb Reds   Heavy Docket May Stop Immediate Moves; Other Measures Ready’

ANTI-RED BILL ACTION ASKED   Corimunist-Curb Measure Goes Beyond Administration Requests

6 Lands Okay Coal Merger:  Britain Balks   Bold New Plan For Inter. national Authority Nears Reality

6 Nations Agree on Unity Plan   June 15 Set For Deciding On Details

International      6 European Nations Agree To Pool Coal-Steel Output

Defense Plan Is Mapped   Truman Submits Civilian Defense Master Blueprint

Congress Handed Plan to Meet Atomic Attack  President Truman to Establish Temporary

Send ‘Blueprint’ To Congress for Civilian Defense  Truman te Establish Temporary forse kn Mant Dinu Chante

HOME DEFENSE - SET-UP FORMED   Atomic Blitz Danger Listed by Truman

Congress Gets Civil Defense Master Plan   Temporary ‘Agency Planned by Truman Pending Legislation

Asks Millions of Volunteers for A-guard —   Civilians Needed for Wardens, Rescue  Sauads, Fire Guards

Master Blueprint For Atom Defense Revealed; Truman Sets-Up Temporary Agency.

‘POWER TO ATTACK IN FORCE:  Truman Unveils ‘Blueprint’ Acainst Sneak A-Bomb Blitz

The Weather   Master Plan For A-Bomb Defense Set  _ ‘Atomic Blitz Would Be Partially   ‘Atomic Blitz Would Be Partially Successful,/ Says Truman; _ Sends Conaress 149-Page Report

U. 5. Reveals Master Civil Defense Plan   Home Casualties Can Be Cut in Half With Trained Men

Government Unwraps Long-Awaited ‘Master Blueprint For Atomic Defenses

Report Outlines What Could Happen To United States In Event Of Atomic Attack, Volunteers Needed   OVERALL PROGRAM vr CAN BE EXPENSIVE

Millions Of Volunteers To Be Necessary   President Warns That A-Bomb Blitz Would Be Partly Sueeessfol

VA Will Fire 7 800; Funds Running Cut   Nationwide Dismissais Ordered for Lack of Money to Pay Wages

VA to Dismiss 1800 Workers   Solary Funds Run Out; Hospitals, Other Facilities Affected

VA DISCHARGING 7.800 EMPLOYES   Administration Lacks Moncey  To Pay Them—Dismissals  Described As Nationae en

VA LAYING OFF 7,800 WORKERS   Lack of Funds Responsible For Action, Claim

Money Short, VA Moves To Cut Down Rolls   7,800 Employes Tc Be Dismissed In National Eeconomv

7,800 VA. Employee: Are Fired   Lack of Funds Given As Reason for Move; Will Not Affect Vet Hospital Program 

VA to Reduce Its Staff: Funds Low   7,800 Employes to Be Laid Off Shortly

Veterans’ Administration Is Firing 7,800 Employes Because of Lack of Fands

Vv. A. FORCE TO BE CUT  Economy Move Will Whittle 7,800 Employees From Payroll

State Hospital Grocery List  Faces Inquiry   Veterans Hospital Slash To Idle 23 Persons In Tucson

VATolay Off 7,800 Employes.  Action Laid To: Lack “OF Funds To Pay  Pe ee ee

PROBERS TERM W CARTHY RED CHARCES HOAX   Bloc’s Dem Majority Blasts Campaign Of *‘Untruths,’ Fraud

Foreign Relations Group Votes to ‘End Probe of McCarthy's Charees

Vote to End McCarthy Red Investigation   Report Says -Red Charges False; Blast by McCarthy

‘Fraud, Hoax’  Label Put On  Red. Charges McCarthy Draws  Scathing Blast .  Benm Senators ~_

McCarthy's Charges Called ‘Fraud And Hoax’ by Democratic Majority   Report Regarded as One of Most Scathing Denunciations Ever Handed a Senator by His Colleagues: McCarthy Replies ‘Fraud, Deceit’

MeCARTHY RED PROBE ENDED   Senate Foreign Relations Group Takes Action In Stormy Meet

Senate Committee Votes To Drop Probe Of Reds   McCarthy’s Charges Of Reds In The Gov't Tg Re Ignored By Foreign Relations Group

Senators Vote. To End Checkup On Red Charges   Foreign Relations Unit Votes 11 To 0; McCarthy Stand Labeled Fraud. Hoax

Democrats Brand McCarthy Charges “Fraud and Hoax”   Accuse Him of Most Nefarious Campaign In US History

Senate Group Votes To Halt Investigation   Foreign Relations Committee Ends McCarthy’s Investigation of Communists in Government.

McCarthy's Red Charges Called Hoax   Badger Senator Hits Back at Three Democrats

Senate Group Votes To End Red Inquiry   Closes Book on McCarthy's Charge of Commies in  Government Posts

Probers Report Solon ‘Used Technique of Big Lie’ Repeatedly   Dem Majority Stndying Red Charges. Says McCarthy Failed to Prove Any, Claims: Vote to End Investigation

Democrats Rap Loyalty Quiz   McCarthy Answers  Salons’ Criticism

Sen. McCarthy’s Charges Labeled ‘Fraud and Hoax’   Investigating Committee’s Democratic Majority Claims Soviet Lie Technique Used

Majority Members of Senate Investigating Committee Sets Fire to Prolonged Red Probes

McCarthy Charges Labeled Fraud By Senate Probers Accused Of Campaign Of Half-Truths;

McCarthy Termec Fraud And Hoax   Committee Votes To End Investigation Of Communist Charges

McCarthy's Charges A ‘Hoax’   Committee Votes  To End Investigation Of Reds-in-Office;  A Scathing Report

Majority ly Members of Committee Condemn Senator's Technique As Nefarious Half-Truths, Lies

McCarthy Probe Windup Voted by Senate Group 11-0  Committee Step Follows Charges .

McCarthy Red Charges ‘Hoax’,  Majority Holds   Seathing Report Filed By Committee; Lodge Save Quiz Inconclusive

McCarthy Spy Charges Hoax  Totalitarian Technique of Bia Lie   Totalitarian Technique of Big Lie Used in Campaign, Majority Says

Committee Tags McCarthy's Red Charges ‘Fraud’   Used ‘Technique of the Big Lie’ In ‘Nefarious Campaign,’ Assert Three Senators; Republicans Reject Inquiry as Inadequate

Hoax’ Charged ToMcCarthy  Democrats Critical ; Of His Red Charges

Vote to End McCarthy's Investigation   Foreign Relations Committee Acts in Stormy Conference

MeCarthy’s Red Charg es Called Hoax   Senate Probers Blast :-Colléasne

‘A Fraud and Hoax’ Label Is ‘Put on McCarthy Charges   Scathing Report Is Turned In By Probe Majority

Accusations By McCarthy ~ Termed Hoax   Senator Replies That Reds Need Have No Fear In U. §S.

‘Fraud and Hoax’ Label Pinned On McCarthy   Democratic Majority in Senate Investigating Group Sign Report

Truman Tells U. S$. Korean War Needs To Congress And Natior   Democratic Probers Label M’Carthy Red Charges ‘Fraud And Hoax’

emocratie Majority Reports ‘Fraud, Hoax’ Stamped On MeCarthy’s Charees

McCarthy Charges Called ‘Hoax And Fraud’  Inquiry Group Accuses Senator Of ‘Nefarious  Caswniow

FRAUD, HOAX BLAST HURLED AT M’CARTHY   Bipartisan Loyalty Boards Proposed By Democrats

Democrats Pin “Fraud And Hoax’ Label On Communist Charges Of McCarthy

McCarthy's Case Fraud, Trio Says   Assailed, Senator Hits Back at Probers

Tydings' Group Report Terms ‘McCarthy Liar   » Inquiry Was Gigantic ‘Fraud, Assertion of ” Badger Senator

McCarthy's Charges Labeled “Fraud ‘And Hoax” By Democrats on Committee

SENATORS TERM COMMIE CHARGE AS FRAUD, HOAX   Majority Members Report McCarthy Lied Time And Again   LODGE SAYS INQUIRY LOOSE, INCOMPLETE

MAL arthue VILLOTUTY 3 Accusations Called Hoay  ; or suwww 8 3 av wre   Majority Keport Denounces Senator; Lodae In Minority

Tag McCarthy Investigation As ‘A Fraud and Hoax’   McCarthy Considers Democrat Report As “Deceitful”’

Committee To End McCarthy Red Inquiry   Action Taken After Subcommittee Calls Accusations “Fraud And Hoax;’ MeCarthy Strikes Back

Democrat And Republican Probers. Differ In Views Of McCarthy Charges Of Communism

McCarthy Spy Probe Ends as Charges ‘Are Labeled Hoax   But Senator Declares Report Is Green Light to U. S. Fith Column.

End Probe Of Reds In Gov't.   Senate Group Halts Investigation Of McCarthy’s Charges

Democrats Labeled Them As “Fraud and Hoax”; They  Just Couldn’t Find A Thing kT. Goennmand TT hoon

MCARTHY’S RED CHARGES LABELED “FRAUD AND HOAX”   Democratic Majority of Sen. ate Inquiry Group Says Wisconsin Legislator Lied Time and Again.   LATTER DENOUNCES COLLEAGUES’ REPORT   Declares It Gives Green Light to Fifth Column—Lodge Asserts Probe Was Inconclusive.

McCARTHY'S RED CHARGES RAPPED   Democratic Majority Of Senate Committee Calls Them Fraud And Hoax.

Kinsey's Report ~ Given A Preview      7 ENIVOR A PICTON  Stotistics On. Women Out 7 Ained In New Book To  eas ane We Le ee

SEX BEHAVIOR DISCUSSED IN KINSEY PREVUE   Comparison Of Sexes Made By Aides To Indiana Professor   MORE PERVERSION NOTED AMONG WOMEN

Newest Dr. Kinsey Report Explores Sexual Habits of the Human Female

George Sees Expense Cuts, Holes Plugged   New Levies Won’t Replace Slashes In Excise Revenue

Truman Tax Hike To Fail  Einancve Chief   Finance Chief Predicts Action

PREDICTS NO NEW TAXES FOR THIS SESSION   Senate Finance Committes Chatrmin Dechires Billion Dollar Tax Request Maule by Prestdent Wil  ape Voted by Congress.

GOP Senators Cheer Speech Of New Policy   Public Must Decide Who Is Right Now Declares Wherry

Row On Hoover Speech Looms On Capitol Hill   Some Leaders Cheer, Others Call It lealation Talk

'Congressional Battle Looms Over Hoover's Proposal To ‘Shorten U. S. Defense Lines

HOOVER'S PLAN STIRS BATTLE   Former President Wants To Shorten America’s Defense Lines   ‘OFFERS NEW POLICY

Party Leaders Set For Ficht On lsoiationism  Hoover's Proposals Stir Up Conzress

Most Democrats Silent  Congress Battle Indicated Over Hoover Defense Plea

Ex-President for: Arming Air Force, Navy ‘fo Teeth’.  In Sharp Dissent From Trursan ond Achecan

Battle Seen Over Hoover Proposal  "Up to Public to Decide---Wherry®

Hoover Talk Stirs Debate In Congress   Solons. Are Split... Over ‘Isolation’. Theme of Addres:

New Policy Debate Looms in Washingtor   Hoover's Speech Sets Off a New Controversy  In favernmant Circlert

Battle Looms Over Hoovers Defense Ideas   GOP’s Cheer Propos als; Demo Leaders Avoid Comment

Battle In Congress Looms Over Hoover’ s Foreign Policy Proposals

Hoover Talk On Defense Stirs Nation   Choice of Alternate Plans Up to People, Says Senate Chief

GOP Cheers Hoover Talk   Congressional Demos Slow to Comment, But ‘Isolationism’ Is Heard

Hoover Talk  Is ‘Plea for  Isolationism’ Wherry Notes View Conflict

_-MAY SPARK NEW BATTLE— Shortening Of Defense Lines Asked By Hoover

US Capital g Stirred by * Hoover Talk   Battle Looms in Congress Over the Ex-President’s  Proposals for Defense

Jaws of Trap Closing on Big  Enemy Force   Pusan-Seoul Road Opened; Many Communists Said Fleeing North

100,000 COMMIE TROOPS CAUGHT IN SOUTH KOREA   U. N. Forces Linked From Liberated Capital  To Pusan   HUNDREDS OF REDS KILLED IN ACTION

Officials Brand It As Dangerous  Secret Nazi Underground Is After New Rise Of Hitlerism

Nazis Renew Reich Activity Allies Keep Eye On  ? German Undergrounc

Fire Insurance Rate Reduction Is Suspended   Rating Bureau Appeals For Rehearing on Cut of Nearly £1.000.000

Two Strikes Appear Neat Settlement   Chrysler, Phone Dispute Progress Reports Noted

Would Arm U. S. Planes: To The Teeth   Bridges Proposes  Strong Measures

Styles Bridges Urges Shooting If Necessary   Russia Protests U. S. Search In Baltic For Missina Plane

Truman Ridicules ‘Flying Saucers’  Secret Weapon Idea ‘Moct Unlikely’

‘FLYING SAUCERS ARE DEBUNKED BY TRUMAN   Secretary Says Neither President Nor Any Of His Staff Know OT Weciterianc Ohiertc

EVE SOVIET PROPOSAL FOR GERMAN UNITY   Plan For Immediate Unification of Germany Is Offered — Acheson Advocates Creation of Several German Divistons, - ,

Crazed Clown Murders Two   Takes Own Life After Wild Shooting Fray

Wants State. Forgive Tax      Solon Suggests — iquor Commission Pay Out Tax

WARN PEOPLE OF ‘PLANNED ECONOMY — INTHIS COUNTRY   Fear Americans May B : Fooled Into Wanting ) Socialism

French Troops Quit Laokay, Chinese Fortress, Leaving Indochina Frontier To Reds

Soviets May Quit Truck Slowdown  Passage Of Traffic Increased Ry GCuardc

Military Experts Expect Reds To. Concentrate On Far East, [Build Stockpile For Atom War

COUNTY REA MEMBERS THEIR 1951 ADVANCE RATES   nel lude 10 Per Extra, & lowa ales Tax .

Goss Speech, Read to Grange, *dyocates UMT   Declares Communism Is Born in Class Hate, Thrives on It

Rai, Possibly Freezing, Ahead   Storm Moving Up From South This Time

‘A  ITTLE ROT’   FN bet POF eee Pe  But There’s No Red in Grafton

Corporation Tax Bill Approved By Senate Grour   Plan Would Cut Period in Which Revenue to Be Paid

Senators 0. K. Corporation Tax Speed-up   Plan Would Boost Federal Income by 700 Million a Year

Coal Truck Drivers  Say Operations Will Continue Monday If Employers Sign Pact

America’s Horn of Plenty Exhibited At International Livestock Show

BANK ROBBERS MAKE OFF WITH $40,000   } swburban Washington Branch Enteraz By Three Men Thursday Noon

U.N. Troops Lash Toward Manchuria   2 ROK Divisions Jump Off for Border From Re-Inforced Paoratroop Bases as Task Force Hunts POW’s

Seal Fate Of Reds in Last Drive   ROK’s Jump Off From U.S. Bases Held by Paratroop:

Md. Republicans Celebrate Greatest Victory They've Ever Scored Over Demos   Turn Big Deficit In Registration Books Into Easy Triumph In Race For Governor

State Republicans Happy Over Result   McKeldin’s Mergin 90,000 Over Lane And Butler Trounces Tydings By 53,000 —- Governor  Oo omewime Flea Pi memd ae

M’KELDIN GETS RECORD VOTE FOR GOVERNOF   Tydings Goes Down To Defeat By Better Than 40,000 Votes   ONLY FOUR COUNTIES IN FAVOR OF LANE

U.S. Cotton Crop in ‘49’ Tops ‘48° Total   16,127,000 Bales Produced From Last Crop

‘49 Cotton Crop Tops 48 Yield; 9 Year Average   Arkansas Produces 1,632,000 Bales; 309 Pounds Per Acre

New Lewis ‘Order’ Calls End to Strike   Return by Monday Diggers Directed: 88.500 Now Idle

LEWIS ORDERS STRIKE 10 END   District 5 President Says Idle Miners Must Return Monday.

‘New Version Of Lewis Order Comes As Mine Picket Is Killed When Coal Truck Crash. ed Into Ohio Roadblock .   WORK HAS RESUMED ‘AT SEVERAL MINES

89,000 Now Out Of Work As Violence Costs Life In Ohio   Chief’s Ultimatum Carried ToWorkers   Officials Work To Head Off National Strike Call Of Men

Work Resumption Ordered By Lewis   New Order Comes As Picket Killed in Coal Truck Crash

New Version Of Suggestion Is Disclosed   Report Comes As Mine Picket Is Killed In Ohio

UMW Applies Pressure To Fnd Walkouts   New Order is Issued by Lewis as Strike Violence in Ohic Claims Gne Life

UMW Leader Amends “Suggestion After One Picket Is Killed   Police Rush Reinforcements Into Fields Where Violences Are Marking Long Strike.

ORDER TAKES EFFECT MONDAY IN ALL AREAS   Labor Board Goes To Court Today ~ For Iniunction

Radio Profiting By Paper Strike   Newspaper Advertisers Snapping Up Time

Radio Stations Gaining Profit In Paper Strike   Negotiations Between Publishers and Striking Mailers Styvmied

Attacking Waves Force 6-Mile U.S. Retreat, Shells Hit City; Communists Dealt Setbacks At Two Points on East Front

F.B.L. To Tell Of Role It Played _ In 5-Year-Old ‘Amerasia’ Case

Senate Probers After Amerasia Data  FBI Officials Called For Account of Case

FBI ASKED ABOUT ROLE IN OLD AMERASIA CASE   McCarthy Asks Chairman Tydings Call Six Persons Arrested to Toke Onth-

Probers Study EF'BI’s Part In Amerasia Case  Senate Committee  Digs Into: :  Of Reds In US. Tobs

FBI Testifies On Amerasia  ee: Obese fern.   Senate Quiz Group Delves Into Thefts

Probers Request  Data on Amerasia  FBI Aides Called For Testimony

GOP Session Closes on Victory Note  Minnesota Vet Is Named to Chairmanship

Chiefs of GOP Draw Plans For Campaign   Need Good ‘50 Gains In Senate, Head of Committee Declares

Chiefs of GOP Draw Plans For Campaign  al... Maastl (‘ER fain   Need Good ‘50 Gains In Senate, Head of Committee Declares

Small Red Force Crosses Stream Despite Heavy U. S. Attacks  WORE U. S. UNIFORMS Communist Troops Have Launched a Full Scale  rive   A FREIGHT DERAILED   Neo Injuries Reported in Accident Near Paola: Passengers Delayed

Vishinsky Expected to Reveal Red Reaction to M’Arthur Surrender. Call

Vishinsky May Give Tip-O§P   South Korean Advance Brings Mixed Reactions

British Officers Looking Into Atomic Mystery  Scientist Has Been Missing Since Sent ?

British and Russ Reject Compromise Korean Peace Plans  as - bee ee. . en a   Showdown Sought In U. N. Committee On Rival Plans

Compromise Bid Loses Oufin U.N.   Britoin “and -Russio,. With Rivol Korean Plans, Turn Aside Other Suggestions _

Allied Proposal Gains In Favor Over Soviet Plar  Vishinsky Blasts §-Nation Plan Again. As ‘Unacceptable’

Compromise in Peace  Plan Brushed Aside   ‘American Officials Fear Red Korean Army Might Become Guerrilla Bands

Victory Seen For West In  Korean Peace   Overwhelming Support Forecast on Resolution Offered UN Assembly For Independent Korea

U.N. Nears Vote On Occupatior Of Red Korea   Approval. Expected When __ Last of Debate Over. Issue Is Ended

Compromise  In U.N. Is Out   No Chance Given Soviet’s Plan Fo: End Of Korea War

Near a Show-Down on Korean Peace Plans’ Decision   American-Supported British Program is Expected to Win in U. N.

Rescuers Free Pinned Miner, Bring Him Out Of "Sure Death” Trap 400 Feet Deep

Trapped M iner Clawed To Freedom After 54-Hr. Under ground Captivity; Near State Of Shock. When Rescued

Trapped Miner Saved By Beam   Man Kescued Atte  54-Hour Torture Rv FLMER CC. VOGEL

SOVIET PAPERS SAY REDS WILL NEVER GIVE UP   Ridicule Appeal For Surrender Made by MacArthur

Priorities System Is Revealed  Defense, Atomic Energy Given First Call on

Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission Have First Priorities Now

Defense Department, Atomi Energy Get First Call On. Production. Materigqle ©

‘SHORE STUDENTS (PROTEST FIRING OF PROFESSORS   Half Of Washington Col lege Student Body Signs Petition   FINAL DECISION UP TO TRUSTEES

AIRCRAFT ISSUES SPUR MARKET RISE   Climb Up 2 Points Whil Rest Of List Battles To Fractional Gains

IRISHTOWN UNIT TOPS PRIZE LIST   Marching Group Receives First Award In Parade Of Parkville Fire Company— Hampstead Women Win

Korean Invasion Warning Ignored By U.S. Officials   U. N. Commission Report Disclosed

South Korea Saw Invasion Coming But Were lonored   U.S. Observers Disagreed and Got Caught Flatfooted

South Korean Intelligence Warned In Advance Of Red Attack But U. S. Disagreed

U.S. Refused To Heed Advance W arning That  Reds Were Set For War

6-Week Notice Given U. S. On Push By Reds   UN Korean Commission Says This Nation Disoareed

South Korea Warned  UN of North ‘Atfack Far Ahead: U.S. Disagreed .

U.§. Warmed Of Invasion, Says UN Commission   U. S. Officials Disagreed As To Denger In Korec

S KOREANS SAW INVASION THREAT; YANKS DISAGREED   U. N. Commission Says Re.  public’s Intelligence Chief Warned Attack Was Near 6 Weeks in Advance.   AMERICAN GENERAL HELD 2 ARMIES EQUAL   Group, in 111-Page Report te Assembly, Puts Blame for Struggle on Communist Regime.

U. S. OFFICIALS DISCOUNTED WARNING OF NORTH KOREAN  ATTACK SIX WEEKS EARLIER

Stock Market Decline Focuses ‘Attention on Crash of 21 Years Ago

"Black Week" Recalled on Wall Street:   Brokers Wonder 1f 1929 Events, Might Be Renaatad

School Assessment In McKean County Far Under Value   Property Valued at $35,478,000 in County Assessed at 25.33%

' American Dellai!Is Red: Hot ney A ‘Issue in British Election *‘. 21!

Terramycin Tested  New Drug Cures 19 Different iDiseases, Boston Doctor Sas

Reports New Medicine, Terramycin, Has Cured 19 Different Diseases

China Reds Insist U.S. Withdraw   Security Council Asked to Condemn America for Action

Set Stage For Attack  On Formosa   ‘Red China Calls on UD To Order U. S. Forces  To Quit Area; Plan to  ‘Liberate’ the Island

China Commanists Ask Withdrawal Of U.S. Forces From Formesa;  Announce Plans for “Liberation”

Demand Delivered to U:N. Council: Communists. Declare Intention’ of’ ‘Liberating’ Island From Nationalists’

Reds Plan To Take  Formosa   Demand to UN Any Forces of U.S. There be  Withdrawn

CHINESE REDS ‘MAKE DEMANDS   Demand U.N. Order Americans on Formosa Withdraw—Mean  To ‘Liberate’ Island

 * Chinese Reds Make Demands  On UN Council   Radio Message Calls for Removal of US Forces On Island of Formosa

Demands U. S.  Quit Formosa   Calls U.S. Act ‘Arm. ed Aggression Against The ‘People

U. N. Assembly Forming ‘Catastrephe’ Assembly   New President Says U.N. Has to Save World From Catastrophe Hanging Over It; Red China lasuo Deferre

UN. Delegates Get To Organization   Franian, New President, “alls Avsembly Baek for Session

ASSEMBLY AT WORK  tn Re A RN ap kL NRE ee  Soviet Loses Bid To Seat Red China

COMMITTEES   Assembly Delegates To Concentrate Today On Organization

UN Delegates Will Organize Assembly Today   Fight to Seat Red China By Russia, India Is Delayed

New Assembly Of UN Opened   “Catastrophe” Meeting Of Organization Is Presided Over by Deleaate From Iran

Blocks U.N. Seat For. China’s Reds   India To Press Tssue Further

India’s Bid To Seat Red China Loses   U.S, Wins First Round In Assembly

Yanks Win Another Jet Plane Duel   South Korean Division Pushed Back Five Miles

Planes Pound Reds To Help Yank Attacks   Resistance Reported Light In Some Areas, Verv Heavy In Others

Apparent Low Bidders On Central Bucks Joint School Announced By Pa. Authority

BUT WHAT A SNACK! Bushman, The Gorilla, Now Feeling Better After A Small Snack At Zoo

RECOGNITION OF FRANCO'S SPAIN NEW U.S. GOAL   Acheson Announces U. N. Resolution Will Be Favored By U. S.

Brannan Farm Plan Seen As Pivotal Point in lowa’s Primary Election

Passenger Service To Get New Cut   Coal Shortage Not Helped By Strike Rumors In West

Official Fears Train Service Must Be Slashed  Coal Shortage May Force ICC To Take Action

Slash in Rail. Service Seen  In Coal Pinch   ICC Chief Predicts Order for Sunday; Hlinois an Exception Acs Miners Go Back

ICC Official Sees Train  Service Cut  Expects 25 Pet. Because of Short Supply of Coal

ICC Chairman Forecasts Cut In Passenger Train Service By Next Sunday   Johnson Says Commission Will Resume Its Discussion Of Problem This Morning; May Issue Order At 4 p.m. Today

Stocks of Coal Dwindling Due To Short Week   16.000 Miners Idle In Mysterious Strike In 48 Hlinois Pits

25 Per Cent Cul Is Predicted for Train Service   Ffferctive Sunday

ICC Forecasts 25 Percent Cut In Coal Trains   Possible Passenger Service _ Redaction to Offset Shortage of Coal

Rediiction In Passenger Train Service  Slated As Coal Emergency Is Forecast

SLASH IN RAIL SERVICE SEED   Order For 25 Per Cent Cul In Passenger Trains  May Come Today

Cut in Rail Service Due Next Sunday   Order to Offset Coal Expected This Afternoon.

iTruman Seeks Big Buildup Of Armed Forces To (Meet Aggression Of Chinese Reds In Korea’   Truman Says U.S. Is Considering Use Of A-Bomb In Connection With Korean War

Truman To Ask Milifary Buildup  Congress Ex, pected To Meet Requests

TRUMAN ASKS STRENGTHENING OF U.S. MIGHT   Draft Law Changes _ Also Expected  in Congress

Both Sides Rest In Libel Action of Adler and Draper   Two Men Offer Final Testimony in $200,000 Case; Denies Hearing Talk

Truman May Return Visit Of Chilean President To U. S.  Gonzalez Calls At The White House, Makes Unscheduled Talk Ta Senate

Fear Communists May Reach City Prior To Dawn   Surprised Southern Army Weakened By Northern Tank. Artillery Attacks

U. §. Embassy Burns Its State Papers; Spearhead Reaches Near Capital

Reds Sweep To Within Nine ~ Miles of Seoul   Southern Resistance Collapses Under Force Of Drive

Russ-Backed Forees Push Near Seoul,  City Bombed   “Southerners Retreat Ahead Of Offensive By Tanks, Artillery

Red Spearnead Within § Miles Of Capital City   Southern Resistance At Key Point Collapses Quickly

Now Within Nine Miles Of Seoul   Fears Expressed Reds May Reach City Before Dawn; U. S. Burns Papers

City Strafed By Planes As People Flee   Invaders Driving On Capital With Tanks And Heavy Artillery

WORLD WATCHES STRIFE, FEARING NEW WAR NEAR   Communist Troops Roll Toward South Korean Capital—U. S. Joint Chiefs Of Staff Meet.

 Stifled Under. Russians German Writer Says Russians Control Press in Occupied Zone

Coutro] Over Russian Press   German Declares It is Like That Under Hitler

To Discuss Stalemate  Malik Will Attend Secret U.N. Council Session Today .. Maybe

Red U.N. Delegate Agrees To Secret Meet On Deadlock   Tentative Okay Revealec After Non-Red _ Security Counéil. Members Meet

Secret Session With Malik Sef Tentatively  Re ope legate Agrees cple ‘To ‘In  Seprireoen DEAL Cts. mt am

UN COUNCIL IN SECRET SESSION   Meeting Is Called To Discuss Current Stalemate on Action

UN to Study Crisis in Secret Today   Malik Tentatively Agrees to Sit In on Dieruecinn

Malik to Meet U.N. Delegates On Stalemate   Secret Huddle Set Today  To Try to Tron Qut tr... Pohl

Malik To Join U.N. Council’s Secret Talks  West Won’t Try ~ To Eject Russian

SECURITY COUNCIL 10 CONFER TODAY ON KOREAN ISSUE   Russia's Jakob A. Malik Tentatively Agrees to Attend Secret Session.  *   ANY MOVE 10 OUST COMMUNIST DROPPED   Closed-Door Meeting Wil Precede Open Conference Slated for This Afternoon.

Gibbs Suspected When He Gave Up to Authorities  Question on Body's. Decomposition Led To Police Suspicion. ©

Cops Say Gibbs Aware He Was Murder Suspect  Young Slayer Held Without Bail for

At Least Seven Die as Chemical Plant Explodes   Nine More Injured ir Violent Blast Which Shook Michigan City

Explosion Rips Apart Building at Dow Plant   Roof, Wall Blown Off; Estimate Seven Workers Are Dead

SEVEN KILLED IN CHEMICAL ~ PLANT BLAST   Dow Factory at Midland, Mich., Making Rubber Base Paint, is Wrecked By Explosion.   © AT LEAST NINE WORKERS INJURED   Rescue Crews Dig Through Debris in Search of Victims. Blast Shakes Entire City.

T PERSONS Die IN PLANT BLAST   Nine Others Are Injured In Michigan Explosion

Dow Building Ripped Apart By Explosion   Midland, Mich., Shaken; Flames Add Terrors

iixplosion At Midland Heard Miles   Large Number Of Workers Injured At Chemical Firm

Blast in Huge Dow Plant Kills Seven   Rescue Crews Delve in Ruins in Search of the Injured

Dow Company Explosion Rips Building Apart   Cause of Blow-Up At Midland, Mich., Is Not Determined

Blast Kills 7, Shakes Town   Dow Chemical Plant at Midland, Mich., Blows Up

MICHIGAN EXPLOSION: HURTS NINE  Blast At Chemical Plant Kills Seven

7 KNOWN DEAD, SEVERAL HURT AT MIDLAND, MICH.   FIRE EXTINGUISHED, START SEARCH FOR OTHERS IN PLANT

Several Workers Reported Killed   Six Are Reported Dead, Others Hurt in Plant Blast

T Killed in Explosion at Chemical Plant   9 Workers Injured in Severe Blast at Midland, Mich.

Violent Explosion Shakes Entire City Of 12,000 At Midland, Mich., Huge Chemical Plant Town; At Least Nine Employes Are Hurt In Blast, Cause Unknown

Big Building Blown Apart By Explosion   Jolt Felt For Miles; Windows Shattered

Building Wrecked By Blast   At Least Seven Workers Killed In Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.

Seven Killed  In Explosion   Blast Rips Apart Dow Chemical Plant Building In Mich.

At Least ] Die in Plant Blast   Dow Chemical Works Shaken by Explosion

Election Race In Homestretch  Kelly, Williams Blast at Each Other

24TH DIVISION GETS REVENGE - FOR DEFEATS   Knocked Out Red Fourth Division In Changn yong Sector   STRATEGY DEVISED BY GENERAL CHURCH

24th Division Gets Its Revenge On Reds, But At Heavy Toll In Men

Revenge Gained By 24th Division Along River Line   Castly US Advance Flattens Red Bulae

U. §. Slaps Freeze on China Asseis   American Ships, Planes Barred From China in New Action by U. S. State Department

Action Results Krom China’s Kntrv In War   Bars Cargo “Directly Or Indirectly” Bound For Communist China

RED CHINA ASSETS IN U. 3. FROZEN   WASHINGTON BARS AMER ICAN SHIPS AND PLAXES FROM GOIXG THERE.

U.S. Freezes China Asset:   Bar Ships, Planes  From China Points

Chinese Assets Frozen By U.S.  Economic Sanctions Placed On Red Group

All Red China Assets Frozen By New Decree   Economic Sanctions, Ship Restrictions Tighten Cargo Ban

Slap Freeze On Communist China Assets   Ship, Plane Movement Restriction Bans All Cargo to Red Chinese

Economic Sanctions Proclaimed   Trade with Reds Barred; Assets of Orientals in U.S. Frozen.

United States Slaps Economic Sanctions On Chinese Reds  Communist Assets in U. S. Frozen by

U-S. Bars All Trading With Red Chinese   Assets In Nation Frozen: Indirect Trading Nixed

Red Ports Barred To Ships, Planes   Treasury Moves To Pre. vent Funds Being Used Against UN

U.S. Economic Sanctions Hit Red China   ‘All Its Assets in This Country  then Lene

Chinese Assets in U. S. Frozen   Curb on Shipping Made Even Tighter

United States Slaps Economic Sanctions On Chinese Reds  Communist Assets in . 5. Frozen’ by  Order.

Big Three Ministers In Session To Map Strategy To Keep Cold War Within Bound:

BIG 3 PARLEY OPENS TODAY   Foreign Ministers Mee! In London; Discuss  Cold War. Lesues

Big 3 Hope To Keep Cold War From Exploding   Strategy To Be Draftec By Foreign Heads - Todav.

Big 3 Foreign Ministers Open Important Talk  Acheson Asks Some Sacrifices To Avoid  War With Russia

Big Three Ministers Bein Meet   To Draft Strategy To Keep Cold War From Becoming Shooting War

Big Three Foreign Ministers : Meet to Keep Cold War Cool  Some National Interests Must Be 

US.and West Must Sacrifice To Avoid War Acheson Outlines  Policy As Big 3

MINISTERS IN LONDON FOR VITAL PARLEY   Acheson, Bevin and Schumon Aim to K Cold Wer From Ex; ing in te Actual oting   FROPOSAL BY FRANCE

Call Red Anti-Tank Rifle Outmoded, Press Work on New U. S. Weapons

rean Tank House Group OKs Wage, Identified Price Power for Truman   North Korean Tank Weapon Identified

‘Overtime’ Threatened In Filibuster  Leaders Aimina   Leaders Aiming At Final Vote Before Tuesday

West Germany Against Plan For Troop Use   Plan Unacceptable Unless Germans Have a Voice

Korean Advance Gets Under Way   All Units Driving At Manchurian Line

Offensive Gains Up to Four Miles In Three Hours   Allies Advance All Along River Lines Southeast of Border

Reds, on Defensive, Dig Trenches; Abandon Considerable Equipment

ALLIES COVER FOUR MILES IN UNIFIED DRIVE   Marines Pursue Chinese Reds In Chosin Area — Air Support Smashes Enemy.

Steel Pay Talk Set On Oct. 27   Industry's Leader Will Study Demands

SUPERVISORS OPEN JANUARY MEFT MONDAY   Report On Expenditures Committee To Highlight Session

Supervisors Wait Review On Expenses   Session Starting Monday May Bring ‘Out Hot lasues

America Is Producing Candy, Gum and Toothpaste for Her Soldiers But Not Tanks .

V. F. W. CHIEF TO PILOT OWN PLANE T0 MT.Y.   Lewis Comes Here Feb. 10 te Honor Dr. Andy Hall.

"T0 PILOT OWN ~ PLANE TO MTV   Lewis Comes Here Feb. 10 to Honor Dr. Andy Holl.

State Office. J. WCarthy Swap Blasts   Barrett Charges 7 Inacecuracies To Senator: Owen Lattimore Assailed

SEN. A CARTHY AND STATE DEPT. SWAP CHARGES OF LIAR’   \Wisconsin Republican Also Assails Chaver For Senate Soeeckh

Communist Jet Fighters Again Seen On Korean Front; Await Battle Test

Red Jet Fighters Reported Sighted In Chung gu Area   American Planes Attach Invaders From Seoul  To Kum River Sector

Congress Set F or All Out War Effort   Both Parties Slated To Support Treman’s Plea To Back Yanks

Congress All Ready To Pass War Program  Solons Want All-Out crave m. Move  i” i: a te as

No Half-Way Efforts  Congress Set To Reshape U.S.  Economy For War Production

Solons Plan War Dehate:   Yailt Warns Againsi "Roa Much Control]

CONGRESS SET TO CARRY OUT WAR PROGRAM   Taft And Martin Warn, However, Against Rush Into Controls

Congress Moves To Overhaul U.S. Economy  Production Of Wer Tools To Fight Reds With Aim Of Program

CAMPAIGN DRAFTED Ousting U.S. From Pacific Target of Red Propaganda

‘Threat Of Red Sabotage’—No. 5  Reds Use War As Dynamite To Shift U.S.ForeignPolicy

Jdaree sepqrate Campaigns,  Eaaee alae  Undérway To Bring Russia Back Into United Nations

Three Campaigns Are Under Way Aimed at Bringing Reds Back Into United Nations

Three Separate Compaigns Underway As Step Toward Easing Cold War

TWO DIVORCES ARE — GRANTED BY COURT   One Is To A Doylestow: Wife And One to Morrisville Matron   OTHER COURT NEWS

DOVLES TOWN MATHON’S DEGREE HANDED DOW!   The Quakertown Owls Home Association Hearing   MORRISVILLE DIVORCE

J. S. First Cavalry Battalion Captures Commanding Height After Daylong Battle Uphill — Victory, Gained At Cost Of Heavy Casualties, Erases Main Red Threat Against Allied Center — 40,000 Communists North Of City

VITAL PEAK CAPTURED B Y U. S. CAVALRY   Troopers Fight Daylong Battle Against Blistering Gunfire to Erase Threat  Acainst Taegu   PROVIDES FIRM ANCHOR

Casualties Are Heavy as Yanks Drive Out Reds  U.N. Task Force Traps Communists West Of Pohana

Americans Gain Nearly Mile In Bitter Assault  Communist Artillery Takes Heavy Toll

Allied Planes, Artillery Blast Entrenched Reds Before GI Assault — Face Heavy Enemy Mortar, Machinegun Fire — Capture Commandina Hill Eiqht Miles From Taegu

YARK TROOPS SEIZE VITAL TAESU HILL   Day-Long Fighting Ends In Victory For : Americans

Worked 15 Months Amid Loyalty Quiz  U.S. Employe Had Access to Secrets

LOYALTY TESTS PROVE PROBLEM   Dr. Condon Defends Hi Bureau’s Course In Compliance

Petitions Filed. To Put Bonus on November Ballo’   Newest Plan, by VFW Would Pay $500 Top  To Ex-Servicemen

Pefifions Filed For State Vote On Vets’ Bonus  —VEW Proposal Woulc   VEW Proposal Would Be Financed by Taxes On ‘Luxury’ Items

Deny U. §. Pianes Go To Formosa  13th Air Force Is Still In Philippines

Lewis, Soft Coal Firms Resume Talk   NLRB Asks Court Order to Restore Full Production

Sen. Bonine Tosses Hat At 5th Tern   He Is First To Announce From Seventh District

BONINE WILL BE CANDIDATE   Seeks Fifth Term From Berrien - Cass District.

Civil Defense Plans to Meet Threats Of Atomic Attack Are Being Scannec

CIVIL DEFENSE PLANNING FOR A-BOMB DEFENSE   No Community Propérly Prepared At Present Time

TOPEKAN IS APPOINTED   Leonard Lowe Will Serve Kansa: Cooperative Council

Victorious UN Forces Halt To Honor Fallen Comrades Gave Lives For World Freedom

Assembly Nears Ratification Of ‘Occunation Plans      Memorial Service Held At Graves Gf Men Who Died On Korean Soil

‘May They Rest in Peace’  First Memorial Service Held in UN Cemetery

Memorial Service ls Held in Korea   Tribute Paid to Those Who Were Killed While Fighting Korean Reds

 Crosses, Stars of David, Stark White Stakes Mark First  UN Cemetery in Southern Korea

Memorial Service At U.N. Cemetery Honors American And Seuth Korean Soldiers Who Died For Free World

War Dead Honored In Korea—  ‘These Men Gave Their Lives For Liberty And The Dignity Of Man’

First Memorial Service Conducted  At U.N. Cemetery In South Korea

F or Dignity Of Man Tribute Paid To Dead In  : : Korea Memorial Service

Hand Salute To UN Dead At Memorial   First Service in Korea For Those Who Died in Preservation of Liberty

McCarthy and Lattimore In New Exchange   Solon Hints Sale of Vermont Farm to Two Reds Wasa a ‘Pavof?’

M’CARTHY HINTS AT RED PAYOFF   DESCRIBES SALE OF PROPERTY TO PAIR TERMED COMMUNISTS

Truman, Tydings At Odds On Arms  Both Seek Methods ToEnd Arms Race

Truman, Tydings At Odds On Atomic Race  President And U. S. Senator Differ On   President And U. S. Senator Differ On Peace Methods

NEW ARMAMENT AND BOMB RACE DISPUTE SWELLS   President And Senator Tydings At Odds Over Question Of Making Peace With Russia Or Building  Power.

AtOdds Over  Armaments Race Control   Truman And Tyding: Differ; President Slaps Senate Talk

Notin Accord With Truman   Tydings Takes Different View on Hew to End Atomic Race With Rus.  sia,

NIONERR RANSAN DIES  Dash H, Stane Was Father of Mre. theater Stauffer

Taft, Ferguson Give Labor Views   Lausche, Ebright Continue To Push Campaigns

BATTLE UNDE BIGGEST AIR COVER OF WAR   Reinforced American Units Smash at 50,000 Korean Reds.

Smash Back at 50,000 Reds Under Umbrella OF Air Power, But Enemy Continues Push in Naktong River Area After 83 Mile Advance

Red Drive Continues On Naktong   Planes Aid U. §$ Counter-Attack

Recover Ground Lost In Early Fighting; Now Fighting West Ot Ruined and Smoking Haman At End of Flaming Front   YANES STACK UP DEAD NO. KOREANES

Fight To Retake City Lost InvAll-Out. Blow. Of Communist Attack.   2nd Division Loses Up to Eiaht Miles

Yanks Retake Haman, Drive On Past City   Commie Offensive Rolls Along Naktong River Line With Gains Up to 8 Miles

hveintorced U.S. Lroops Smashing Back as Reds Begin Last-Ditech Accanlt

WARPLANES RAIN DEADLY FIRE ON NORTH KOREANS   Fresh U, $. Troops Regain Ground Losi In Oesper_ate Red Offensive

But Red Offensive Still Going Strong   U. S. Air Support Called Mightiest Of  War; Troops Are Reinforced

Air Umbrella Covers Big U.S.  Counterdrive      North Korean Attach Pushes Americans Back 814 Miles

Red Pressure Crosses River   Air Force Support Aids Slogging Troops

oko * * SOLOMAN NEEDED AS, OLEVELAND- WOMAN SUES HER UNCLE FOR DIVORCE -

Waele WAU:  Accident, Battle Area Tests. Provide New Drugs For Fight Against Dread Germ Diseases

NEW "WONDER DRUGS.” AIDING MAN" . TO OVERCOME DISEASE, . DISCUSSED

WOUNDED THOUSANDS SAVED BY NEW DRUGS   Greatly Improved Penicillin Aids Korean Casu alties   'INFECTIONS ARE FEW

 FRAME HOUSE BETTER THAN BRICK, BUT[For Real Atomic Blast-Proof Living, Go Underaround

Well-ouilt Frame Houses Are Said More Resistant to Atom Biasts Than Those of Bricks

Killer Convicted In Los Angeles  Baker Found Guilty Of Slaying Girl, 6

KOREA SUCCESS ALERTS U. §.   Danger Of New Action. by a Russjan Satellite in Far East Threatens Successes In Korea.

Three Million Armed Force, Truman's Plan  President Gives Program To Meet   President Gives Program To Meet Red Aggression

LET REDS NOTE HITLER’S MISTAKE  UL. S. Congress Rallies Behind Idea ‘Fo Double Armed Force

Nation Backs Higher Taxes, Bigger Drafts   Truman Tells World U. S. Doubles Arms But Asks Peace Move

Truman Lauded For Plan To Double Armed Forces   Back Firing Of Air Force Chief Who Advocates War

TRUMAN WANTS DOUBLED ARMED FORCE STRENGTH   Favors Boosting it Without Changing Draft Law   DO NOT WANT FORMOSA

President’s Breadeast to Nation Last Night Urges AH Countries, Including Russia, to Join U. 8. In Crusade for World Peace,

REDS ARE THROWN BACK ALONG EAST SECTORS OF KUM    Round-the-Clock Air Attacks Help Infantry To Slow Communist Drive Toward Taejon; Tanks Still Unable To Cross River.

Many Individuals, Firms It City and County Must Pay to Operate   norAHnel TARTE TAMU 1

LICENSE RENEWAL TIME DRAWS NEAR   Many Individuals, Firms In City and County Must Pay to Operate  BEFORE JANUARY 

DELAY CORN PLANTING   Most Farmers Are Waiting for Warmer Weather

Yanks Made Valiant Stand Against Crack Red  Division   CASUALTIES PLACED AT ABOUT 10 PERCENT

4 Submarines Believed Hit  Craft Bombed by B29s May Belong to Soviets

ENCOUNTER NO RED OPPOSITION ~  U.S. B-29s Return To Aerial War To Bomb Northern Harbor

Oil Drilling Activity For Area Scattered   No New Major Projects Now Under Way

_Evangeline Booth, 84, Salvation Army Head,  Dies of Long flness

GEN. EVANGELINE BOOTH, FORMER SALVATION ARMY COMMANDER, DIED IN WN. Y.

Salvation Army Leader, 84, Dies  Gerf. Evangeline Booth Retired In 1939

Evangeline Booth, Retired Salvation  Army Head, Dies   84-Year Old General Of Organization Succumbs  After Year’s Illness

Evangeline Booth, Former Salvation ‘Army Head, Dies; Once Visited Here

SALVATION ARMY LEADER EXPIRES   Evangeline Booth Dead at Age of 84 Years

Salvation Army World Leader Dies   General Evangeline Booth Known as the “White Angel’,

Wire Tapping fo Continue in View Of Emergency, Says Atty. General

BAN COLOR LINE AT MISSOURI U   BUT BOARD OF CURATORS DE  CIDES TO ADMIT ONLY  NEGROES FROM STATE.

Churchill. Asks Again for Talk   Wartime Leader Reiterates Peaee Parley Proposal

Assert Pressure Of The Wes Prompted Loosening Of Stranglehold On Austriar Railways;Strike’sFlopAnger ed Reds

Austrian —h Call      ‘Western Pressure’ Given As Reason; Pramize hore

COMMUNISTS CANCEL STRIKE IN VIENNA   “Western Pressure”’ Given As Reason;  Railroads Freed

Reds Cail Off Strike  In Communist Austria   Rioters Fail To Spread Disturbances Beyond Russian - Controlled Area In Vienna

Reds Call Off  Site Vienna Strike  Rioters Loosen : =. ae nn, oe. ee,

SUDDEN RAILROAD STRIKE CRIPPLES SHORT HAUL LINE   OFFICIAL NOTICE OF MEDIATION ORDER TO END THE WALKOUT

MALIK SAYS HE FAVORS PEACE PARLEY   Is for Meeting of  Top Leaders; A-Bomb  Question Answered

Another Soviet Peace Balloon Is Released   Malik Says He Favor: Meeting Of Top U. S. Russian Leaders

MALIK FAVORS PEACE MEETING OF TOP LEADERS   Says His Government Would Pledge Not To Use A-Bomb First   U. S. OFFICIALS DISCOUNT STATEMENT

Forecasts Red Pledge To Bar A-Bomb Use  U. S. Sees Move As Propaganda

‘Yes’ Is Answer To Four Questions  Russia's Malik Favors Soviet-U.S. Peace Talks; States His Government Will Not Use A-Bomb First

Malik Favors Russ-U. S.  Peace Move  _ Asks Meeting of Top Leaders, Offers  Pledge on A-Bomb

Malik Statements Regarded As Part of Possible Start Of New ‘Peace Offensive’

Malik for Meeting of Top Leaders   Also Says Soviet Would Pledge Not to Use Bomb First.

Peace Negotiation Favored by Malik .   Soviet Delegate to United Nations Makes Bid for U. S.-Soviet Meeting

Accidents Kill  Seven Iowans rm Report Three  Traffic Fatalities

EIonT Olt IN IOWA TRAFFIC AND DROWNINE   Jammed Highways of Nation Have Another Day to Claim Victims.

Chinese Reds Proclaim Aim ‘To Free Asia’   Marshal Entire Strength To Fight Americans Is Plea -

5. KOREANS INVITED TO JOIN RED ARM\   Broadcast Calis for Chinese Peo : ple to Marshall Strength Be. hind Communist Party to Clear "-Asla of Western Influence.

5. KOREANS INVITED 10 JOIN RED ARM)   Hroadeast Calls for Chinese Povplete Marshall Sirengih Be. -hind Communist Party to Clear ‘Asin of Western Infivence.

 <cseepastientaeeenetasnanar  Lane, Mahoney Make Final Appeals On Eve Of Primary

GOVERNOR LANE IN FINAL PLEA   Personalities Not Issue, He Says, In Talk Sunday Night

IN-Day Year Hinted by Lewis In Strike Talks   Mine Chieftain Stand on Money {issues Flexible

Healthy Wage Boost, Welfare Hikes Sought?  Basic Industries of Nation Are Hard Hi

Lewis Seeks Work Year Of 200 Days   Mine Boss’ Demand Is Reported as Coal Peace Talks Recess

FEAR LEWIS IS READYING NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Effects of Coal Strike Spread Steadily In Basic Industries

Four Injured In Outbreak; Mines Idle   Lewis Reported Readying Stiffer Demands On Pay

Lewis Wants Guaranteed 200 Days Work   _ Shutdown Deals New Blows To Nation’s Business

Solon Demand Bill Be Enacteéc To Curb Lewi    To Anti-Trust Laws I  They Restrained Trad  Unions Would Be ed

Lewis Making More Demands  Unions Aid Miners   Unions Aid Miners Who Remain on Strike

Effects Of Coal Strike Spreading   Truman's Observer Refuses to Reveal If Lewis Already Boosted Demands

Said To Want 200 Days For Coal Diagers   ro Stabilize Employ= ment; May Take Less Wazes, Royalty :

GUARANTEED 200-DAY WORK YEAR SOUGHT   Lewis Makes Demand at Contract Talks; Hints He Might Cut $15 Day Pay Figure.

NEW DEMANDS BY MINE BOSS ARE RUMORED   No Progress Reported As Negotiations Are Resumed

Hint Lewis To Up Pay Demands   Miner Boss Readying Increase In Pay Demands, Shorter Work Week

Lewis May Make Stiffer Money Demands   Would Settle For $15 Day Miner Wage

Shades of Andy Jackson  That $100-a-Plate Dinner Doesn't Read Like a Party of the People  WASHINGTON, Feb. 16—(P Here's the menu for the deniverats’ $100-a-plate JeffersonJackson Day dinner tonight: Texas pink. grapefruit au kirsch  Colery ueen olives Broiled filet mignon, bordelaise Pommes Rissoles String beans provencale Hearts of iettuce, Roqucfort dressing  ® Fancy ice cream Petits fours Demitasse.         Report Lewis Now Demands 200-Day Miner Work Year

Lewis Might Ask Stiffer Cash Term   Cole Refuses to Say What Leader Has Done: Strike Effects Spread in Industries: Might Ask Royalty

Fuel Shortage Crimps Basic U. S. Industries  Aei:ta llnamniaumant

Lewis Demands 1) Work Days   Stabilized Employment for Miners His Coal

Lewis Reported Seeking Stable Working Season  200-Day Work Year Guarantee For His  Miners Seen As One Cantenet’ Daceshilitu

LEWIS TO MAKE STIFFER MONEY DEMANDS, HINT   Court-Direcred Coal Dis pute (Bargaining la Continuing

Hint Lewis Stiffening Cash Demands on Coal Operators   Wetermined Wage and Welfare Boosts, Shorter Work Week. Seniority Svetam

Lewis May Hike Ante In Strike   UMW Chie! Reported Asking More Money For Coal Miners

Lewis Readies New Demands   Higher: Scale, Shorter Hours Likely to Be Sought

Are Demands of Lewis to  Be Stiffer?   Rumors Are He Will Insist on More Pay and Shorter Days

Coal Users Feel Effect As Walkout Stays Same   Miners’ Boss Said Determined To Get  Great Concessions

Stiffer Demands By Lewis Hinted In Coal Talks   Effects Of Strikes Spread Throughout Basic Industries

Violence Breaks Silence of Soff Coal Mine Fields   Four Pickets Wounded After Warning Gun Shots Go Unheeded.

Lewis May Make Stiffer Demands   Effects Of Strike Spread Rapidly In Nation’s Industry

200 Days of Work a Year, Lewis Demand   Request in Line With Desire for Stable Employment

May Agree to Cuts in ‘Pay Demand   No Comment From Cole on Progress in Present Talks

Miners’ Boss May Also Cut His Pay Goal   UMW Chief Reportedly Seeking Guarantee Of Labor

4 Pickets Shot; Lewis to Ask Wage Increase   CIO, AFL Groups Donate Food, Money to Striking Miners

Gunfire Crackles As Coal Strike Deals New Blows  Five Hurt in Gun Battle in West Virginia Field

JOB GUARANTEE REPORTED COAL OF COAL MINERS   Union Head Might  * Take Less Than $15 A Day Wage And 35-Cent Welfare Fund Tonnage He Had Acked

Report Lewis Demands 200 Days Yearly  Nevoatiations   Negotiations Being Carried On Under Court Order

Lewis Believed Readying Stiffer Monday Demand:   Reported Determined To Get Substantial Pay Hike for U.M.W

Lewis Expected To Ask More Money For Mer  Effects of Strike Spread As Coal Talks Continue:

STOCK MARKET INDEX Average 60 stocks 72.9, down 2   Report Lewis Has Made Offer To The Soft Coal Operators

Lewis Reported Askinc Guaranteed Work Year   In Line With Desire For Stable Employment, Mine Chief Demands 200-Day Year For Miners

Lewis Will Ask For Pay Raises  Effects Of Strike Steadily Spreads

Union Chief Seeks Stable Employment   Reporters Say Negotiators Are ‘Down to Fiaures’

Miner Chief Asks 200-Day Work Year   John L. Lewis Reportedly Seeks Guaranteed Stabilized Employment; Contract Terms Debated.

Guaranteed 200 Day Work Year Asked by Lewis?  In Line With Desire For Stabilization

Head Of United Mine Workers Believed Demanding 200-Day Period To Stabilize Employment In Coal Fields—Indication Given That Less Than $15 Per Day Wage And 35-Cent Royalty For Welfare Fund May Be Acceptable In Negotiations

Believed To Plan Asking More Money   Strike Effects Spreading Steadily In Industries.

Hints Made Lewis Plans  New Demand  UMW Leader Seeks Healthy  Wage Increase —

Village Board Organizes for 1950 Activities   Names Committees and Makes Appointments  _inheniise Banweans

Best Berlin Jobs Go To Red Vets  Ulbricht On Top In Shakeuo Of Party

Clinic for Crippled Children to Be Held in Havre October 5 and ¢

Democrats Accept Report on McCarthy; Near Fist Fight   Gen. Dean Missing; Last Seen in Thick of Battle

Anxiety Is Fell for Missing Army General   Division Commande! William Dean ‘Lost’ During Battle

France Gives in On Rearming of West Germany   Will Consent to  Units Merged With Defense Force; May Naot Please Garmoans

HELD IN DEATH OF 70 CHINESE IN SEA CRASH   Evacuees from Tientsin Say Reds Want Westerners . to Leave China.

Seat Vacant Since Resignation of Congressman After Being Sentenced to 18 Months Term in Prison.

ELECTION WON BY REPUBLICAN   Widnall Easily Defeats Democrat In New Jersey Te Replace Representative Thamee

GOP Candidate Wins New Jersey Congress Electio:   [Thomas’ House Seat Goe: To Widnall On Basis OF Unofficial Returns

WIDNALL WINS IN NEW JERSE!   Hi “ REPUBLICAN ELECTED ‘TO ’ HOUSE SEAT VACATED BY J. PARNELL THOMAS.

Bizarre Story Told Of Murder, Suicide  Murderer Seeks Help In Disposing Body

HEADWINDS SLOW CANOE FLOTILLA   160-Mile River Contest to End at Pittsburgh

-M-Day Plans Emphasized NationalGuard Units to Stage Mioeck Warfare

Senate Approves Equal Rights Bill  Pas savage cbr ke tk , ; 0 Hou

 Senate Approves It Today “Equal Rights for Women’ May Go Into U.S. Constitution

Anti Strike Law to Be Invoked in Phone Tieup   Await Picketing in State First; to Seek Injunction Monday

State Political Pot Boiling Merrily With Colleqe Twist Added; Demos Thump GOF

GOP Charges Cross Biased For Democrats   President of University Is Involved in New Twist Political Campaian Takee

Red Gubitchev Turns Green   Gets Seasick Soon After Leaving U.S for Russia

ADULT LEADERS SCHEDULE MEETING HERE FEBRUARY 7 TO ORGANIZE 4-H °PROCRAM

T oday’s Baseball  Re Wh.e Acensrlatatd Wenace   Nationol League

ecialaameairiaieaaiit coli cupiapiiaiactna eee ie iPPROVE EMPLOYMENT RULING AT CLEVELAND

Old Capone Mob Called to Testify   Two Former Gang Members Held in Jail for Questioning

Look for Remnants Of Capone Gang For Crime Probe   Senate Committee Opens Hearings in Chicago Thursday

SEEK ROUNDUP OF OLD CAPONE GANG   SENATORS WOULD QUESTION MEMBERS ON CHICAGO CRIME

Officials Attempt fo Round Up Remnants Of Old Capone Gang for Questioning in Connection With Two Chicago Slayings

NEW JERSEY TAKES VER PHONE PLANT   BEL, FACILITIES SEIZED A’ GOVERNOR'S DIRECTION TO AVERT STRIKF.,

Negro Troops To Join White   Army. Reported Ready to Start Gradual Elimination of Segregation.

Truman Orders Loyalty Files Be Kept Secret   Lattimore Hearing Delayed; Accuser Ir Blast At Hospital

Duff, Myers And Martin ‘Praise State Newspapers   As Long As They're Free To Write Trath, > Need Not Worry (bout Literiv—Oprernar

UNITY PLEA IS UTTERED BY MARSHALL   Seeks Every Effort To Prevent Outbreak Of Third World War

FIREMEN WERE CALLED TWICE   “Barn Was Damaged tn One Fire Friday Afternoon

TWO CALLS FOR FIRE FIGHTERS   Overheated Metal Caused One Run; Smakea Tha Saecand

60 Portugal Workers Drown  19 Kille od in Sponi sh +  rain Deraitiment

IWRECKS KILL 179   Six Die in Fire; Hundreds Hurt as Bridae Falls

OTHER CORRESPONDENTS SAFE  sieemeiemienemenesieten nnememanee tena  United Press Writer Feared Held by Reds

UP Reporter  Feared  i ee eee en ee ee. Cee ee ete ie areca Lo ne baa

U. S. INSISTS FIGHTING END BEFORE TALKS   American Envoys Noncommittal On Second Proposal

America Opposes Asia Bloc Plan to Settle Far Eastern Problems   End War First, )Is U. S. Attitude   Special U.N. Group. to  Be Set Up te Seek  Basis For Cease-Fire

U.S. BRITAIN BACK ASIA ON CEASE FIRE PLAN FOR KOREA.   But America Insists Other Middle East Problems Wait Until Fighting Stops

Cease Fire Plan Is Revealed   U.S. Partly Backs Program Devised By Asiatic Group; Debate Wednesday

U.S. and Britain Back ‘Cease-fire U.N. Peace Setup  Asian-Middle East

U.S. and Britain Wil Back Middle East Proposal  on Korea BROUGHT BEFORE U. N.  Chinese Reported Moving Toward “Monroe Doc  Chinese Reported Moving . Toward “ "Monroe Doc trine” in East

Demand Other Asia Problems Be Leff Out   Middle East, Asian Countries Offer Plan Calling For 2 Groups To Studv Issues

England, US. Back Asia Plan   Support Middle East, Asian Proposals For A Cease-Fire In Korea

U. §., Britain Backing Plan   Support Middle East-Asian Propesal to Seek Basis for Korean Ceese-Fire

U.S. Supports Asian Plan Fon  Korean Truce   America Demands Single-Issue Talks On Cease-Fire Setury

United States and Britain Throw Support Behind Proposal fo Bring About Cease-Fire in Korea

Proposes Specia Groups to Seek Far East Trice   Other Asian Problems Must Wait for End of Korea War, US. Says

US and British Support For Peace Proposal   Middle East-Asian Plan Seeks Basis for Order Of Cease-fire in Korea

News Day, Night   Washington Would Delay Other Issues   Assembly Committee Gets Asiatic Plan To End Fighting

Britain Also Will Support India Proposal   Special U.N. Group Would Seek Basis To Stop Fighting

Cease-Fire Proposal Offered by 12 Asian Nations; Austin InsistsOn Safety of Forces on Peninsula

U. N. SEEKING BASIS T0 CALL FOR CEASE-FIRE   U. §. and England Support Plan to Halt Korean Fighting.

Britain Adds Approval of Asian Plan   Austin Demands Delay on Study of Far Fast Iesurs

Korean Peace Plan Laid Before U. N.   U.S. Britain Back Proposal to Seek Cease-Fire Formula

US And Britain Back Proposal For Cease-Fire   Americans Insist Asian Problems Wait Until Fighting Ends

U.S. AND BRITAIN SUPPORT ASIAN PEACE PROPOSAL   SPECIAL GROUP TO SEEK BASIS FOR CEASE FIRE PACT

Asian Peace Plan Finds Favor In U.N.   eee q U.S., Britain O.K. “Cease Fire’ Proposal to Halt Korean Fighting:

U.S. and Britain Throw Support Behind Proposal   Seeks Basis for Korean Cease-Fire

Arab-Asian Bloc Offers Resolutions   U.S.; Britain Endorse Proposal To Seek Truce Basis.

U.S.. Britain Back Korean Peace Plan   War Must Halt Before  Other Diseussions Start-—Austin

Civilians And. Commie Spies Moving South   Fighting Lulls ‘As Red Chinese Regroup Forces

U.S. Insists End of Fighting Comes First  Asia Peace Plan Laid  Before U.N. Committee

United States and Britain Throw Support Behind Middle East-Asian Plan, But American Government Insists Other Problems Can’t Be Discussed  Until Fighting Ends jn Korea

Truman Requests Nearly Billion For Waterways  Woodruff Dam Work Included In Total For Dams And Locks

U.N. Ready To Vote on China Issue   Council Expected To Order Out Reds From Across Border

[teds Say We’re Aggressors  Chinese Won't Discuss Intervention \Against U.N. Forces In Korea War

U.N. MAY ORDER RED CHINESE OUT OF KOREA   Foreign Minister at  Peking Dashes Hopes for Early Settlement.

May Vote On Korean Crisis Soon   UN Action Expected This . Week, Despite Pekin’s Avoidance Of Parley.

Imprisonment For Life Is  Recommended   Jury Deliberates Far Seven Hours; Charged With Killing Armstrong

Yenerall Gets Life In Slaying   Convicted Of First Degree Murder In Greene County Court

ATTLEE HERE FOR PARLEYS WITH TRUMAN   British Prime Minister, on Arrival, Says U. S., Britain Must Stand Together.

Attlee Arrives in U. S., Warns Nations Must Stand Together  Says Aim of Talks Is to Align Policy, Resist Aggression

Attlee Comes Seeking One Policy To Thwart Soviet Aim at a Split   Strategy tn U.N. Awoits Attlee, Raut

aA BRITAIN AND U3. MUST NOT BE SPLIT   Purpose in Conference with Truman to Line Up Crisis Policy.

British Prime Minister Here For Meetings      res Start This Afternoon Due To Urgeney Of Crisis

Arrives For  Momentous Conference   President Greets Prime Minister A Capital Airport

QUINTS BORN BUT TWO DIE   New Orleans Negro Woman Gives Birth To Four Boys, One Girl

Reds Take Advantage Of Laziness, Strife To Get Control Of Unions

How Communists Maneuver To Get Control of Union Despite Majority

Chavez Blasts Budenz for His Flaunting of Religion’ in Testimony Against Lattimore   Commie Contrel of Unions Results From ‘Don't Care Attitude

Stork Club Bans Elliott, Gigi  Manager Piqued When - Couple Deny He Is Giving Them Party

PHILIPPINES PLACED UNDER ARMY CONTROI   Move Made To Cope Wit!  Communist-Led Guerattia  @QGalaAae wacom

Luzon Placed Under Control Of Military   Presidential Order Issued as, Troops Battle Guerrillas

Red-Led Rebel Huks On Luzon StageRampage   Manila Guarded As President Decrees Military Control

LUZON ISLAND {5 PLAGED ENTIRELY UNDER MILITARY   Philippines President Orders Action Against Red-Led  Rierrifllae      HUKS RESPONSIBLE FOR MUCH DEATH, PILLAGING

Nlew York Stocks   Women May Be Forbidden to Drive In Arkansas—By Vote of Boys State

Caiang Kai-Shek Denies Ordering Army Evacuation   Czechoslovakia Announces Shake-Up En Government

One Dead, Property Damage High, In Kentucky Rain And Wind Storm   Nearly Four-Inch Rainfall Forces Residents Of One Area To Flee; Flash Flood Blamed For One Death.

State School Teachers Losing Fight For More State Aid For Schools

ww Ww SSO UES SOCAMWED 29H OAR FU OE OBER  Have Your Answers Ready Folks. the Enumerators Are on the Way

 Lensus dakers Degan Work Ihursday  Have Your Answers Ready Folks. the Enumerators Are on the Wavy

Red Casualties Reach 31,000   270 Tanks Destroyed Or Damaged end No Replacements, Claim

Reds Are Using Raw Conscripts to Fill Ranks   Prisoners Tell Story of Failing Supports, ‘Lack of Training

NORTH KOREA HAS LOST 31,000 MEN IN BATTLE   ‘Reds Are Rushing in Con scripts With 4 Days Training.

North Korean Losses 31,000   Officer in Tokyo Says Estimate Conservative

Report 31,000 North Koreans Killed, Wounded   MacArthur Spokesman Says 170 Tanks Were Destroyed, 100 Damagec

MacArthur Estimates Enemy Has Lost 31,000 Killed, Wounded —   Untrained Conscripts Being Shoved Into Line As Replacements, Officer Says

31,000 Reds Believed Dead And Wounded  Enemy Reported Showing No Signs

Communists Are Finding It Hard Replacing Tanks   170 Red Tanks Ruined By U. N. Forces Are Total Loss To Enemy

RED CASUALTIES — ESTIMATED 31,000   170 Tanks Destroyed; . Replacements Not Made

Allies 50 Miles From  Pyongyang   rour-Pronged Drive Has Trapped 20,000 Reds at Kumechon, Say Reports  MAKES HISTORY   Troops Congratulated by Gay—War Appears to Be in Its Final Phase

Allies Drive fo Within 50 Miles Of Red Capital   4-Pronged Attack on Pyongyang Snares 20,000 Troops

4-Pronged Drive Nears Red Capital   Advance Forces Only 55 Miles From Pyongyang

Yanks Grind On After Closing Trap   Four-Pronged Drive Within 50 Air Miles of Red Capital

BIG GAINS MADE N FOUR-PRONGED PYONGYANG DRIVE   Planes Pound Enemy Supply  Lines Leading From Siberia : and Manchuria for Fifth   Straight Day.  :   ADVANCE TRAPS 20,000 REDS NEAK KUMCHON   Communist Casualties Jump to 248,000, Including 60,000  Prisoners—68,000 Still  in Field.

Plod Thru ‘Deep Snow to ‘Reach 6 of  17 Survivors   Eleven of 17 Crewmen Who Bailed Out of © Crippled Plane-Are Rescued By Boat

Seek Six Remaining Survivors   Eleven Of B-36 Crew Rescued; Others Safe On Island

Fishing Boat Picks up 10  Of Survivors   One Man Dangles By Ankles Ror 1? Haunre

‘Entire Crew of B-36 Survives ‘Ditching’ Ordeal; Captain Describes Harrowing Incident

GROUND PARTY STRUGGLES 10 REACH AIRMEN   11 of 17 Crewmen Already Rescued By Fishing Boat

0 STILL MISSING FROM B-36 CREW 12 ARE RESCUED   106 Persons Involved In Six Crashes In Pacific Northwest

10 Of Survivors Found: Six Men Down On Island   Eight Men Killed In Search Plane

Six Others Sought On Bleak Isle   One Man Found Hanging In Tree On Cliff's Edge

Big Landing Party, Many Pinwex Search Island   Pictures on Page 8

B-36 Airmen Rescued; Falls County Man Tells Of Struaale to Safety

Rescue 10 Who Bailed Out of Crippled B-3   Landing Party Seeks Six Remaining Survivine Crewmen

11 Men Rescued: 6 Others Sought After ‘Bail-out’   One Man Dangles for 12 Hours by Ankle; Searching Party Is Hunting Survivors.

New Tax Boosts Effective Sunday   November 1 Another RedLetter Date

Many New Taxes Become Effective On November 1, Revenue Head Says

LAY ON NEW TAXES   First Boost Tomorrow to Be Followed by Another  November 

Series of New Taxes on Nov.    Transit and Excise Items Follow Hike in Withholdinas

New Tax Hike To Start Nov. 1   Deep Freeze, FV Units Are Effected By Revenue Increase

New Blows for Taxpayers Take Effect Nov. 1   Will Follow Increase in Withholding Rates, Which Starts Tomorrow.

Tomorrow Is “Tax Day,’ But November 1 To See Additional Levies Go Into Effect

Two Gunmen  Hold Up Bank   Hallowe'en - Masked Pair Escapes With Week-End Receipts at Newton.

Air Force C-46 Carries Men To Flaming Death   Transport Piles Into Swampland After Taking Off From Air Field

34 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Servicemen Die As Plane Hurtles Into Swamp In So. Carolina

34 Airmen Killed. When C-46 Falls   Transport Plane Plunges Into Pine Thicket Near Base

34 Soldiers A Killed As Plane       National Guardsmen Plunge To Deaths In South Carolina

33 Die in Fiery Wreck of Army  Troop Carrier   Transnort Crashes in Flames Just After Takeoff From Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Killing 30 National Guardsmen and 3 Air Reservists

34 Servicemen ang Virlims  ©@ Transport Crashes Info Cereling Swamp

men Returning Home From Training Grind   Beach, S. C. — Rescuers Kept Back  For HM acre + an yl Pan  ©-46 Transport Falls Into Pine Thicket Near Myrtle

34 Servicemen Die in Flaming Airplane Crash   Air Guardsmen Killed as Craft Falls, Explodes

TROOP PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 34 SOLDIERS   National Guardsmen En Route Home When Carrier Fell.

Kir Force Plane Falls into Swamp Killing 34 Men   Dead Include 30 National Guardsmen and Four Air Reserve Crewmen

‘Thirty-Four Guardsmen Reserves Killed In Crash Near Myrtle Beach

30 GUARDSMEN RETURNING HOME KILLED INCRASH   TRANSPORT PLANE FALLS IN FLAMES IN SOUTH CAROLINA

‘34. Service Men Lose Lives ‘When Airforee Transport Crashes in South Carolina

34 Servicemer Killed In Crash   Air Force Transport Hurtles Into Swamp  In South Carolina

Big Air Force Transport Crashes Near Myrtle Beach Killing 33 Men

MYRTLE BEACH MANEUVERS END ON TRAGIC NOTE   Thirty Tennessee National Guardsmen And Air Force Transport Crew Perish In Sunday  Crash.

Transport Was Carrying Tennesgee Air National Guards men From Two Weeks en As KAP ....?*

33 Guardsmen Die in Crash Of Transport   Tennessee Air Militiamer Killed in Flight Home  Reni Manduters

At Least 33 Die In Crash Of Air Force Transport  ~ Plane Carrying  Air Guardsmen  _ Plunges Near Myrtle Beach. 8. C

Craft Dives Into Swamp AndExplodes   Tennessee Guardsmen On Transport Enroute Home from War Games

Crashed Air Force Transport Plane Becomes ‘Funeral Pyre for 34 Carolina Servicemen

Air Crash Kills 34 Guardsmen   Plane Falls, Burns in South Carolina

33 AIRMEN DIE IN WRECKAGE OF BIG TRANSPORT   Tennessee Guardsmer Were On Way Home  From Maneuvers   RESCUE CREWS ARE BALKED BY FLAMES

33 Guardsmen Are Killed In Plane Crash   Passengers Were Men Returning From War Games

Guardsmen on W: av to Camp Die in Flames   Enroute to Air War Games in Tennessee

34 Servicemen Die When Plane Hits, Explodes  30 Were En Route From War Games

Crash of Plane Carries 33 Men To Fiery Death   Airmen Going to Their Homes in Tennessee After War Maneuvers

Fiery Crash Kills 34 Men   South Carolina Swamp Scene of Air Tragedy; Flames Balk Rescue

Big Transport Plunges Into S. C. Swampland   30 Members Of Tennessee  - National Air Guard Are Among Victims; Helpless Rescuers See Cremation

34 Servicemen Die In Flaming Plane Crash   National Guardsmer Victims Of Tragedy In South Carolina

33 AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ARE KILLED IN FIRE   C-46 Transport Crashes And Burns After TakeOff In S. Carolina

Tennessee C-46 Burns Near Coast   Transport Carrying Tennessee Guard Back Te Nashville

34 Die in Crash Of Air Guard Ship   ch ne Falls,Burns om Geneedie  ee ee

34 Servicemen Die As C-54 Plunges Into South Carolina Swamp Sunday

Death Strikes Shortly After (-46 Take-Off   Rescuers Helpless As Roaring Flames Make Funeral Pyre For Dead

30 OF VICTIMS NATL GUARD MEMBERS   Transport Explodes After Hurtling Into Swamp    TRARENY ALIAS   ‘As C-46 Is En Route To  Nashville From War  Maneuvers In S. C.

C-46 Crash Kills  24 Air Guardsmen   Tennesse Air National Guardsmen Were Returning From War Games In South

Plane Retuming From Maneuvers Burned To Ashes  Towering Flames Keep Rescuers From Giving Atd To Crash Victims

Air Force Transport Is Funeral Pyre For 34 Servicemen Sunday When It Explodes And Burns In South Carolina

Seek Bodies Of 34 Killed In Plane Crash   Army Transport Explodes With Guardsmen Aboard

34 Servicemen Killed as Plane Goes Into Swamr   Air Force Transport ‘Explodes in S.C. as it Carries Guardsmen

34: Trainees Die In Plane’. Fiery Crash   Air Guardsmen From Tennessee In Carolina Wreet

34 Killed in Crash of Air Guard Plane   Transport Explodes After Plunging Into Carolina Swampland

34 RESERVES ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Thirty Members of Tennessee National Guard and Four Air Reserves Die in Flames.   » TRANSPORT PLUNGES INTO SWAMPLAND   Men Were Returning From War Games; Survivors Wait Word at Nashville Airport.

CRAFT FALLS “WTO THICKET NEAR AIRPORT   Victims Were Member: -Of Tennessee National Lorenel

33 Guardsmen Killed ‘As Transport Crashes   Ship Carrying Soldiers From War Games In Carolina Falls And Burns

GUARDSMEN, AIR RESERVE CREW PERISE   Toll in South Carolina Crash of Transport May Rise to 34

Air Crash Kills 33 Guardsmen  Tennesseans On Way Home   FAgsr ite .. 2... 2-28. 2a...

33 Die When Plane Crashes; Guardsmen Being Taken Home   C-46 En Route To Nashville Plunges Into South Carolina Pine Thicket and Burns

Roaring Gasoline-Fed Fire Keeps  Rescuers at Distance While Victims Are Cremated in Wreckage.

Sharpest Threats To U. S. Freedoms Come From Within   Barkley Blames Sources That ‘’Sow Rumors, Suspicion”

BARKLEY RAPS RUMOR-MONGERS   SAYS AMERICA NOW FACES STRONGEST FOE IN HISTORY

Barkley Hits Two Threats   ‘Menace From Within Worse Than Russian Peril, Says Official

Barkley Sees Freedéi Threat From Within’   ‘Veep’ Hits Back At Those Who Sow Rumors And Suspicions

U.S. Threats Are Cited By Barkley   Says Threats To Freedom are From Sources Within This Nation

BARKLEY SOUNDS RUMORS WARNING   Opens Capital Sesquicentennial Observance

Veep Sees U.S. Freedom Under Attack At Home   Barkley Warns Of Internal Threats To Way Of Life

Veep Warns Of. Threats To U.S.  Says Sources Wi thin  e OD a ads oe oe . ge 2 ey Be

WASHINGTON OPENS 150TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE   Nation’s Capital Launches Seven-Month-Long Birthday Party Commemorating Establishment Of Federal Government In District Of Columbia—Vice President Barkley Says Soviet Union Offers World  ‘Counter Revolution Of Tvranny’

SIX INJURED WHEN TWO AUTOS CRASH   State Trooper Among Those Hurt In Collision On Littles. town Highway—Two Ir Hanover Hospital

Added Spy Arrests Seen  In Gold Case   Fuchs Accomplice Admits Transmitting Data to Russians

Chemist Held As Spying Aid For Dr. Fuchs   More Arrests Seen As Philadelphia Man Arrested By F.B.I.

Added Spy: Arrests Seen In Gold Case   Fuchs Accomplice _ Admits Transmitting * Data to Ruscionc -

GIVEN STIFF SENTENCE   Local Man Drew $600 Fine and Six Months in County Jail

Reds Prevent U.S. Sailings At Shanghai  Departure of 400 Americans. 1.200   Departure of 400 Americans, 1,200 Other Foreigners By LSTs Barred

Chinese Reds Block Departure Of Americans   Evacuation of Other Foreigners Also Held Up at Shanghai

[600 ARE FORCED TO STAY IN CHIN   REDS BLOCK EVACLATION OF 4 AMERICANS ANT) 1.206 OTHER FOREIGNERS.

EVACUATION IS BEING BLOCKED   Chinese Communists, Stall. ing On Departure Of Foreigners —

Reds Block Departure of Foreigners From China  400 Americans’ Are Included; Believed To Be

AQ) Americans Held By Reds In Shanghai  Eleventh Hour Act Thought Face-Saving

Experienced Observers Expect Reds Will Ultimately Back Down, But Only After Exasperatine Delays

Communists Block Departure of Yanks From Red Shanghai   Foreign Consulates in Chinese City Plan General Protest Meeting Today; Face-Saving ‘Stall’ Indicated in Last-Minute Orders

Reds Block Foreigners In Shanghai   1600 Who Planned to Leave Are Arbitarily Held Up.

READY TO GIVE SECRET REPORTS   Truman Will Hand Over  Information To Senate  Crime Probers

Probers Wait Truman Data   Crime Investigators May See Tax Files

Special Senate Probing Board Awaits Action   Closed Door Session Scheduled This Morning

H.S.T. Ready To Open Files   Reported About To Give Information On Racketeers

PRESIDENT SET TO OPEN FILES IN CRIME PROBE   Truman Ready To Give Income Tax Data To Investigators Of Big-Time Gambling.

Truman Ready To Open Book On Gamblers   Probers May Look At Confidential Tax Returns

Maneuvers Scarcely ‘Games’.   Air Force Is Really Flying in Huge Air Lift, and Two Paratroopers Are killed

POWERS SEEN UNABLE TO PAY FOR DEFENSE   5-Nation West Europe  Union May Need New  Aid From America

Senators Urge Clamp On Red Spies Abroad  Green And Lodge Ask Firing Of All   Green And Lodge Ask Firing Of All Aliens Emploved At Nation’s Outnosts

Senators Favo1 Tightening Security Setup   Would Fire Aliens Employed in Country’s Outposts

Solons Urge U.S. Firing Of Alien Aids   Green, Ladge Term Embassy Staffs Potential Red Spies

Students Strike to Keep Teacher   Cornell High School Scene of Protest Walkout Action

Cornell Pupils Out on Strike   Protest Failure to: Rehire a Teacher

Riverdale Youth Is Arrested For  Kentucky Murder  Hold James Haddon, 16, For €35 Hoalduh-Slavine

Riverdale Youth Is Arrested For  Kentucky Murder Hold James Haddon, 16,  ( ae ony = : a oes a ME wes SE. geen

RAND SEEKS 10 BREAK STRIKE UNION CLAIMS   Charge Strikers Have Been Fired; Company Files NLRB Charge

Korean Reds Yu Pocket   MASS PICKETING SCHEDULED \Accusations Hurled  iin Rem-Rand Walkout

Congress Held By Deadlock Over Tax Bill   Chairman George Says Agreement Now Appears Lost

CALL MEETING TO REACH AGREEMENT   Seriate Provision Relating to Famlly Partnerships Provides FruitJess Discussion -— Measure Threatens to Upsot Congressfonnl Holiday Plans.

Congress Gives Up Hope 9f Veacaticn Under Lead Gi ‘Hus?’ Lecislation

Tobaco Prices Range $10-$12 Above Last Year   First Reports From Georgia - Florida Mart Are Optimistic

India Prepared To Mediate War In South Korea   Diplomatic Notes Go To Russia And United States

India’s Nehru Urges Peace   Urgent Notes Sent To America, Russia

Circus Fire Mystery Is Cleared Up   Ohio Firebug Admits Setting 1944 Blaze Which Killed 168

Ohio Man Says He Set Cireus FireFatal to 168   Confesses 4 Slayings Starting Other Major Blazes

Young Ohioan Admits Setting Circus Inferno   Fire Marshal Also Holds Suspect for Slayings of Four

YOUTH CONFESSES SETTING FIRE 10 RINGLING CIRGU   Prisoner Also Admits Fou  Murders; Hartford Blaze Paet 148 Vivor

ADMITS SETTING RINGLING BLAZE THAT KILLED 168   VET, 20, CONFESSES HE MURDERED FOUR, SET SCORE OF FIRES

Circus Fire In 44 Took  Lives of 168   Segee Also Confesse: Many Other Blazes, Slaying of Four.   Nine Other Fires.

SERIES OF FOUR. ‘SLAYINGS ALSO ~LAID-T0: YOUTH   Ringiing ‘Bros. Circus ‘Bloze Occurred in 1944—Sus- ; pected Killer 12 200

Clears Up Hartford’s 1944. Fire   Young Man Held In Ohio Also Admits Four Slayings And Setting Many Fires

Admits Setting Circus Blaze in Which 168 Died   Youth Also Confesses Score of Other Fires And Four Murders

Youth Admits Circus Blaze Fatal to 168   Four Slayings, More Than Score of Other Bia Fires Confessed

CIRCUS FIRE CASE SOLVED   Youth Confesses Fatal 1944 Blaze At Hartford, Four Murders.

Youth Named a: Setter of Fire That Killed 168   Ohio 20-Year-Old Tells of 4 Murders, Scores of Blazes

Ohio Man Confesses He Set Fire to Circus Tent: Admits Four Slayines

Name Ohioan as Man Who Set Fire in Which 168 Died   by “Visions.”

FATAL CIRCUS FIRE SOLVED - Youth Admits That He Set Disastrous _ Ringling Circus Fire Back In 1944

Firebug Admits Rin gling Blaze Fatal to 168   Say Ohio Man Confesses Circus Fire, 20 Others; Tells of Four Murders

Admits Setting Circus Fire Fata! to 168   Ohioan Also Says He Started Many Other Big Blazes

Visions of Flaming Red Indian Blamed by Man, 21, for Causing Him To Fire Circus, Killing 160

Society's Taboo. Claimed Harmful   Professor Supports Pre-Martial Relations

Alaskan Statehood Bill Takes Place Of Hot.FEPC Law   Speaker Rayburn Ducks Hot Potato

House Tackles  Alaskan Bill   Speaker Rayburn Sidetracks FEPC Measure, Key of Truman Proaram

Goygress Roundup House Speaker Sidetracks “wil Rights  Rayburn Gives Alaska Statehood

Rayburn Seeks To Avoid Row   Speaker Ready To Ban Consideration Now  Of FEPC Bill

House Chief Stalls Torrid FEPC Measure   Speaker Rayburn Calls Up Alaskan Statehood Issue

House Leaders To Delay FEPC Measure    Speaker Rayburn Says Alaska Bill To Come First

House Skips FEPC Bill As ‘Too Hot’   md L100 L1U0l  Bill on Alaskan ' Statehood Given  hn Deafarannta

Newspaper Slaps Auto Club for . Editorial. Reprint      *Never Appeared in  Its Columns, Charges  Clanstne. Dnat

Huge Yalu River Dam Sends Power  nto Russia   Chinese Troops Definitely Spotted: Prisoner Reports 50.000 In Action

Reds Seize Tibet Capital,  India Hears   Two Monks Lead Coup After Dalai Lama Flees, New Delhi Says

Pro-Red Tibetans Seize Control.   Coup Reported After Dalai Lama Flees

Draft Board In Franklin Calls 80 Mer   Group, Largest To Be Called, to Take Physical Exams  In Erie Oct. 19

Dratt Board In Franklin Calls 80 Mer  Group, Largest To Be Called, to Take Physical Exams

RED STATEMENT ON WAR CAPTIVES RELEASE DISPUTED   Chancellor Adenauer Declares Russia Has Not Freed All Germans as Moscow Asserted.,   DECLARES 1,500,000 STILL ARE DETAINED   Demand Made That Kremlin Account for Their Fate— Anti-Communist Feeling  Sweeps Country.

Germans Say Over Million Prisoner:  Of War Still Missing Inside Russia

Nation Dazed By Claim All Repatriated   Adenauer Asks West Help Get Facts From Ruasia

1,500,000 Germans Still Are Missing lm Russia, Anary Teutons Declare

Russ Report. On Prisoners Stirs Germany  Anti-Red Reaction Grows as Adenauer

Adenauer Says 1.5 Million Stull Held in Soviet   Russia Had Announcer Completion of German Repatriation

1.500.000 Germans  ‘Missing’   Chancellor Charges Soviet Repatriation Far From Complete

Anti-Communist Feeling Surges Across Germany   West German Political Leaders Challenge Russia’s Declaration She Has Returned All Prisoners Of War: Fact Silent

Germans Demand Russians Reveal  Fate of Prisoners  1,500,000 Missing As Soviet Reports Repatriation Over

Anti-Red Feeling Rises in Reich As Repatriation Ends   Reds Still Hold 1.5’ Miller ) Captives, West German Chancellor Charges

FEELING RUNS HIGH AGAINST REDS IN REICH   Russia Has Net Accounted  Fer 1,500,000 German   Prisoners   ANNOUNCEMENT SEEN AS BLOW TO SOVIETS

Adenauer Charges 1,500,000 Germans Missing in Russia   Russia Soys Afl Wer Prizoners Sent Home; Hopes OF Fomilics Dashed

Soviet Announcement That Repatriation Of Prisoners Completed Brings Demands

Adenhauer Asks Soviets Account For Prisoner:    Makes Plea In Humanity’s  Name At Parliament; - Saxvs 1,500,000 Missing

DaGLOGtD bY nog FIGURED UN ParOUNER   Discrepancy in Repatriatior Report Stirs Demand for Accounting.

Anti-Red © Feelin gs Reported   Head Of Western German Government Charges 1,500,000 Men Missing

SOVIET REPORT STIRS GERMANY   Denies All POWs Repatriated, Claims 1,500,000 Missing.

Soviet Ordered To Account for Fate of Germans  Adenauer Says Over Million Still Missina

Reich Leader Claims POWs Still Missing   Adenauer Demands Soviet Aecount For Fate Of £.500.000

abais Wese Wit 2 Pt     Charge 1,500,000 Germans Are Still Missing In  Soviet Union

Adenauer Demands That Kremlin Account for Fate of Germans Still Missing in Soviet Union

Anti-Commie Feeling Sw eeps \\ sie Reich   Russia’s Declaration She's Returned All of POW’s Is Challenged

(German Anti-Red Feeling [Flares Over War Prisoners   Soviet Announcement Stuns Populace; Adenauer Bitterly Assails Russia

Russ Report On Prisoners Irks Germans   Chancellor Claims 1,500,000 Still Missing in Russia

W est German y Challenges Russian Claims That All POW s Have Been Repatriated

Adenauer Charges More Than Million Germans Are Still Missing in Soviet Union

Red Serfs Set At 1,500,000 By Adenauer   Western Germany Demands Kremlin Account for Fate

West Reich Chancellor Claims Soviets Still Holding Over 1,500,000 Germans

Russ Repatriation  Claim Challenged  German Chancellor Claims 1.5 Million Still Listed Missing

Give Accounting, Kremlin Asked   Million and a Half Germans Missing

Germany Hits Soviet Claim About POW’s   Says Over 1,500,000 Missing in Russia; Accounting Asked

‘Time For Voting Absentee Ballots ‘In Primaries Rapidly Running Out

Camp Ritchie Inspection  Visits Made   Communications Center Projected At Nearby Site Believed To Be Of Considerable Size

Defense Dept. Reveals Inspections Being Made At Nearby Camp Ritchie  Plans Call For Converting Camp Into Alternate Communications Center For Use If Enemy Aerial Attacks Knack Quit Penteann

Governor Jumps Out of Slipping. Hotel Elevator   No One Is Injured In an Episode Before Bonual Gridiron Dinner.

Brakes Fail on Lift  Slipping Elevater Not in Club’ Ribbing Plans for Gov. Smith

STRIKES SLOW DEFENSE WORK   Union Pledges No More Walkouts Now; Seek Agreement.

Rail Walkouts Won't Spread,  Unions Pledge   But 60,000 Are Idled By  *Token’ Strikes, Auto Labor Disputes

Thousands Idled By Strikes’   Wildcat Strikes Halt Production At Five ChrysJer Planis.

German Leader Backs Plan for European Union   Chancellor Says Atlantic Pact Is Not Sufficient

20,000 . GPs Fight To Get Out of Trap   Northwest Line Swings 25 Miles Above Peonevano

Marine, Army Units Battle To Escape Trap  - New Defense Line Set Up 25-35 Miles iS pee ee ae

Yanks Retreat Te Eseape Red Trap In Korea   300,000 Chinese Reds Jn Attacks Marines Fight For Reservoir

AirSupported Forces Try To Escape Communist Trap Around Ohosin Reservoir In Northeast Koren   ONE FRONT ALERTED AGAINST PARACHUTERS

Ist Marines Join Retreat In Northeast   In Northwest, New Defense Line Is Forming North Of Pyongyang

Gls Battle To Escape Red Trap War-Weary UN Troonss In General Retreat   Army:Men Say. h Bomb Wouldn't: Stop Chinese

State Department Man Named As Red   McCarthy Says Hanson Ts Man’ With- Micsion’

Hanson Cited By McCarthy   Senator Charges Official Ie  ‘PL Cammunist’

Proposed Head Of Point Four Plan Is Named   Department Says Man Was Cleared  Refore Ionining

Two Killed As Rains Swell River:   Many Families Left Homeless By Raging. Torrent:

Va. Hash Floods Leave Iwo Dead Many Homeless   Heavy Rains Send Streams Over Banks

Packard Auto Walkout Idles 8,000 Employes   Conductors, Trainmen Threaten Nationwide Railroad Stoppage

Packard Auto Plant idled Ry Walkout      Nine Thousand Workers Leave Their Jobs; Rail Uniov: Threaten Ultimatum

Car Workers Call A Strike On Packard   Railroad Men Also Threaten Walkout Over Controversy

Strike Closes Packard Auto Plant; Trainmen Threaten Nationwide Railroad Strike

U.S. to Increase Forces in Europe   President Approves ‘Substantial’ Boost in Strength With Extent.and Time to Be Worke Out With Atlantic Treaty Associates

Mightiest Single Air Blow Of Campaign Is Registered By Nearly 50 U. S. Bombers

Negro Admits” fo Killing Two  ~ Captired by Police in Upstairs Closet

SLAYS 2 DETECTIVES   Young Negro Captured Four Hours After a Gun Battle

Diplomats Believe Split Between 'J.S. and Chinese Reds Is Threat to United Nations

Bi-Partisan Policy Fades--  =. U.S.-CHINA RED SPLIT Is  THREAT TO UN'S FUTURE

Foreign Policy Looms High on Political Scene   Tough American Stand May Bring Soviet Walkout

Chart Course  Tn Blockade   Action Is Prepared if Bans Reimposed

Chart Reprisals In Red Blockade   Discuss Embargo, Airlift Revival

‘Mass Carelessness’ Blamed By Safety Council For Toll: 334 Die In Traffic

House Cold To Drafting By President   Expect Truman Will Sign Stop-Gap Bill

House Cool To Senate’s Draft Bill   Standby Measure Is Unacceptable, Says Rep. Dewey Short

House Refuses Congress On To Accept Senate Way to Cut Draft Measure Excise Taxes

SENATE DRAFT BILL CAUSES HOUSE PROTEST   Temporary Measure Passed Until Compromise Is Reached for Permanent Act.

TRUMAN TO SIGN DRAFT EXTENSION MEASURE TODA}   Senate's Three-Year Standby Bill Gets Chilly Recep-

House is Cool To Standby Draft Bill   Short Says Only Congress Should Start Inductions

House Demands Right For Congress To Order Inductions To Start   Truman Signs Emergency Resolution Extending Current Draft Law Until Houses Agree.

Plan Would Continue Ceilings Uniil Dec. 31   Extra Six Months ‘Local Option’ Clause Included in Program

Both Senate, House Committees Agree On Extension Plan   Cities Would Decide After Dee. 3]

Vote To Keep Rent Control   Senate Group Acts To Extend Law Until Year’s End

six Month tent Curb Jk’d Today  Senate Group Votes Extension of Contro! To Dec, 31; Local Fe ee oS Pn ey

Tragedy Occurs as Ships Rendezvous fo Search For 17 Missing af Sea

Another Big Plane Lost In Search   Eight More Dead, Seven Survive, As Gian Fleet Hunts Ship Down At Sea With 17.

EIGHT AIRMEN IN PLANE HUNT DIE IN CRASH   Air Force B-29 Fails at Takeoff on Search for Missing Bomber.

Indicate Jury Will Receive Case Late Today  Psychiatrist Says   Psychiatrist Says He Feels Defendant Might Kill Again

Defense Ends In Trial Of  Edward Gibbs   Psychiatrist Says Accused Was ‘Spoiled’ By His Parents

Jury May Get Gibbs Murder Case Late Today  Defense Psychiatrist Feels He May Kill, Other Calls Him Sane

Tenth Corps Still Intact To Fight Reds   Yanks Vow To Fight  Anew As Beachhead  Forces Withdraw Rill TETINI?

Intact 10th Corps Positioned Around Pusan, Pohang   Red Invaders Within 21 Miles ~ Of Seoul In Preliminaries Of Threatened All-Out Offensive

light Awaited Qn Summer's Battleground   Tenth Corps Ready To Battle Anew as Lvacuation Finished

105,000 Troops Shifted To Positions In South With Arms And Supplies   Deliberate, Orderly Retirement Of Allied 10th Corps Hailed As One Of Most Remarkable Feats Of Warfare

General Declares Allied Attack Exposed Secret Chinese Intervention in Korea And Averted Military Disaster; All of IN Forces Now Shifted Below 38th

PART OF BIG FORCE ALREADY IN PUSAN AND POHANG AREAS   No Americans Remain North of Parallel 38 With Departure of Last Men From Tiny Beachhead.   WITHDRAWAL HAILED AS REMARKABLE FEAT   Optimism Tempered by Men ace of Enemy Drive in  West—Reds Edge Within 21 Miles of Seoul.

Troops’ Withdrawal From Hungnam Complete; Forces Transfer to New Positions

Chinese Red Hosts Are Held At Bay By  Allies’ Firepower   ‘MacArthur Reports Casualties Are Light ; And War Materiel Has Been Saved For Possible New Drive Toward North

205,000 TROGPS AND CIVILIANS ARE REMOVED   Feat Hailed Gne Of Most Remarkable Accomplish menis Of War   GIGANTIC OFFENSE POISED BY CHINESE

105,000 Troops Evacuated from Tiny Beachhead  Un Forces Vow To Battle Red Hordes Aqain

All Troops Out Of Red Pocket In North Korea   Evacuated Units Vow To Continue Fight Aqainst Reds

Trapped Truck  Critically Injured as   Critically Injured as Two Trucks Collide

Gun Victim Hit In Leg Near Hotel   Different Stories Told By Man In Hospital, Police Say

QUIZ WOUNDED CAFE WORKER   Tells Conflicting Storie: On How He Was Shot In Leg

Acheson Likens Russian Statement On Korea to Nazi Propaganda Line   Labor Government Wins Support Of Commons on Korean Decision

Russian Claims Denounced By Dean Acheson  Secretary Asserts S. Korean Morale is Reported High.

Acheson Blasts Red Explanation of Korean War   Compares It to Nazi Charge That Poland Attacked Germany

Acheson Compares Soviet Charges To Nazi Claim of Polish Aggressior

Ex-Gl's Do All Right in Australia ‘After Adjusting to Slower Tempo

Six European _ Nations Agree To Pool Resources   Coal And Steel Production To Be Placed Under Common Pool

6 Nations Agreeto Pool Coal, Steel   Express Hope That Plan Will Help World Peace Cause

Coal Pool Agreed On   Six European Nations Join in Unifying Plan; Britain Stil] Aloof

Five European Nations Join France In Pooling Steel, Coal Production

Six Nations Agree To Pool Coal, Steel Production To Unify Western Europe And Strengthen Economy

Claim Action Will Advance World Peace  Britain Declines TO.  aes Cc pertir

Six Nations Agree To Pool Steel And Coa   Britain Out Of Plan, But May Join Later

Pool of Coal and  Steel is Assured   Six European Nations Are In Plan for Unification, Economic Strength:   PROPOSED BY FRENCH   West Germany, France. Belgium. Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands In

West Europe to Pool Output Of Coal, Steel   Schuman Plan Wins OK of 6 Nations; Britain Remains Aloof

Nations Agree To Steel Pool   British Hold Aloof As French, Germans _ Accept Plan

6 European Nations To  Pool Coal   Six Countries Agree To Pool Plan for Coal, Steel Production as Means of Unifying Western Europe.

Six European Nations Will Pool Resources   Express Hope Plan Will Advance, Serve Cause Of World Peace

Europeans Pool Coal and Steel   Britain Rejects Bids to Talk Terms with Continentals

Britain Stili Declines Bid to Join Plan For Sharing of Production   Italy, Benelux _ Nations In Pact   Agreement Called Aid To World Peace; West Germany Is Included

SIX COUNTRIES JOIN IN POOL   Britain Stands Aloof But Agrees To Keep Door Open.

6 EUROPE NATIONS ENTER POOL PLAN   See It Means Of Unifying West; Britain Declines - To Take Part

Six European Nations Pool Coal and Steel  British Do Not Enter But Praise French Pronosed Plan

Nations Aaree To Pool Coal, Steel Industry  Plan to Advance Cause of Peace,

6 Nations Agree To Pool Coal and Steel Resources   France and Germany Take Lead; Britain Holds Back

France Leads Continental Unity Plans   British Hold Back, Fearing Loss of Power

Nations Agree fo Pool Coal, Steel   Britain to Remain Out of Production Set Up

6 European Governments Approve Pool   To Pool Coal and Steel Supplies As Means of Unifying Western Europe

Germany Joins Western Nation: In Steel Pact  Coal, Steel Output to Be Pooled According To French Suggestion

Coal, Steel Production To Be Pooled By Six Nations —   BELIEVE. PLAN WILL ADVANCE WORLD PEACE "STRENGTHEN EUROPE ECONOMICALLY

Six West Europe Nations Agree On Production Pool   England Declines To Enter Into A Coal-Steel Combine  we ow” nn wee ek ae ee ae

Six European States Agree To Pool Plan   Accépt Proposal as Set for Unifying the West   France, West Germany; Italy and Belgium Among Those: Joining Group.

Six Nations Pool Coal and Steel in Europe Unity Plar   Foreign Minister Sehoman Proposal Hes Blessing of United States to Stop Wars

SIX EUROPEAN  NATIONS POOL COAL, STEEi   Pian Hailed as Unifying and Strengthening Western Nations.

Six Nations Sign Pool Agreement For Steel, Coal   Seen Aiding World Peace:  . Britain Remains Aloof; Given Blessing By U.S.

POWERS BELIEVE. PLAN WILL SERVE CAUSE OF PEAC   Britain Praises Bold Preposal But Refuses To  i ee

PoolingPlan Seen as Spur to Peace   Schuman’s Proposal Joins Two Long-Time Foes in Aqreement

Six West Europe Nations Agree fo Pool Coal, Steel   Britain Declines To Join in Plan Proposed by France

6 European  Nations Agree To Pool Coal, Steel Output   England Declines to Enter  Agreement, Praises Its Bold Character

Six European Nations Agree To Pooling Plan   On Coal, Steel to Unify West, Advance Area‘s Economy

Six Nations Join  In Coal-Steel Pool   Britain Still Holds Back Bat Pays Tribute—U nity. Peace Causes Advanced

EUROPEANS POOL COAL AND STEEL   SIX NATIONS AGREE TO FRENCH PLAN FOR POOLING MATERIALS

Leathernecks And Infantrymer Battle Chinese Soldiers Unde Thunderous Air And Artillery Barrage .   STILL FACED WITH THOUSANDS OF FOE!

Marines, Infantry Battling Fanatic Chinese Assaults  Entrapped 20,000 Hoping to Reach Les el ees

Fanatical Chinese Still Block Escape Path To Japan Sea   Huge Armada All Set To Carry Out “Dunkerque” Rescue Of Sixty Thousand Allied Troops.

Waves of Chinese Block Evacuation   Last Land Route Is Cut Off By Fall of Wonsan—F lect  Raeme for Hambhiune Rescue

- METHODIST CHURCH  Rev. ©. B. Rayhill, Pasto Nranala Ranall Aunt.

Laborites Hit Coalition Talk  British Leaders Scorn 2-Party Rule

 Morrison Calls For ‘Straight Choice’  Labor Says No Coalition To Be (Formed With Churchill’s Party

Hou e Holds Rec ord Ses  Tlethone Co- -op Bill Ramrodded Through

LiAL BOYLE REVIEWS 75 DAYS OF FIGHTING   AP Ae ee ee ae  Rint Truth of War: Red Power Grows

75 Days After Fighting in Korea Starts UN: Forces Can Still Play Only Firemen Role

Red Koreans Are Growing Stronger ‘As War Drags On   There’s No Evidence UN Build -Lp Can Turn Tide Soon,

Optimists Must Face the News Bluntly  Enemy Getting Stronaer. Not Weaker. Warns Bovle

BOYLE SEES NO EARLY END 10 FIGHT IN KOREA   AP War Correspondent Says Reds Stronger Than At Beginning

Korean War May Go On Six Months   Bitter Truth Is U.N. Forces Far From Enough ‘Muscle,’ Still on Defensive

Wrecks Car In Wild Night Ride   Winterset Auto Dealer Gives Police Name Of Possible Suspect

Winterset Man Says He Was Hurt Escaping Kidnaper:   Wrecked Auto in Wild Ride After He is Seized

Atomic Project Sabotage Hinted   FBI Agents Prow! Wreckage of U.C. Campus Building for Fire Cause

Father of Five Dies Tonight for Murder Which Another Man Once Confessed

Click To Die Tonight For Sex Slavina   Fort Wayne Father of Five Scheduled to Be Executed For 1944 Murder of Girl

TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   Harry Darby is Sworn in by Vice President Barkley

Canada UN Delegate Demands Communists Admit Defeat; Peace  \Overtures Reported

Demands Red Koreans Quit at Once  Rumors of Peace   Rumors of Peace Bid by Enemy Are Unconfirmed

Pearson Hopes People Will Rid Themselves Of ‘Red Masters   PEACE RUMORS ARE SPIKED BY MALIK

Canadian Asks North Koreans To Cease Fire   Pearson, External Affairs Minister, Demands Agegressors Admit Defeat and Calls For United Korea Free From Red Elements

RED CEASE-FIRE ORDER DEMANDED   I. CANADIAN TELLS U. N. AMID  PEACE RUMORS RKROREANS  ; SHOULD ADMIT DEFEAT.

Canadian Minister Asks North Koreans Quit Now   Seeks Repudiohon

Canada Calls On N. Koreans  To Cease Fire   Rumors in U.N. That Reds Set to Call Off War Not Confirmed

Canadian Urges N. Koreans To Ditch Red Rulers  Rumors Of Offer Of Peace Heard, But None Confirmed

Canadian Demands Cease-Fire   Delegate Calls For Repudiation  Of Red Rulers

COURT'S RACIAL RULING STUDIED   Lifting Of Segregation Ban In Universities Seems Not To Affect N. C. Cases.

U.S., Britain: Agree to Keep: China Delegate   Russia Walks Out OF U. N. Session Over Chinese Dispute

Angry Lausche Ousts Liquor Board Head   Walter Mitchell Refuses To Postpone Hearing on Transfer

Lausche Ousts State Chairman Of Liquor Board   Refuses To Heed Church Plea For Cleveland Hearing

Governor Demotes Liquor Board Head  Night Club License  Transfer Beings Act

Lausche Revises Liquor Board  Replaces Chairman In Applic pn n Dispute

DOUG RETURNS TO TOKYO WAR H. Q. PROMPTLY   Key Advisers Join In Discussions  At Wake

DETAILS SECRET Truman, MacArthur Accord  Reached on Far East Policy

President Declares United Nations Can Surmount All Dange:   ee ee Seiveiice iets  Describes Historic Talk With General As ‘Very Satisfying’

Truman Plans 8 Major Talks  Dozens of Impromptu Speeches on Agenda

Set Eight Major Talks for Truman On Stumping Tour  50 Off-the-Cuff Talks Planned From Railroad Car

Truman Will Stop In City On May 8th   Cross-Country Tour To Include Seven Other Big Speeches

Fifty Off-The-Cuff Talks Also Planned — Truman Slates Eight Major ~ Sneeches On Stumping Tour.

Taft School Scandal to Be Investigated   “Clean Up or Close Up’ State Board of Affairs Decides for Future of Girls Reformatory

Wounded GI's Fresh from Battle with Reds Testify Fighting in Korea Fierce, Ruaaed

Wounded Yank Says, ‘Its Really Tough Over There:’ Tells of Fight

Truman Plans Two Speeches   Political Talks Before Elec. tion Will be Broadcas: From Washington.

TRUMAN PLANS RADIO TALKS IN CAMPAIGN   Boyle Requests Broadcasts as Both Sides Predict Victory.

Truman Says He Will Make One or Two Political Talks   Does Not Expect Any Trouble This Winter In Western Europe

Truman Says He May Get Into Campaign   Might Make One or Two Talks Before Election Day

President May Talk To Voters   Campaign Speeches Not Definitely Set, He Tells Newsmen

Yanks Cross Two Streams  In New Push   Manchurian Border Just 30 Miles Away As 7th Div. Moves

Yanks Heading For Border 25 Miles Away   GIs: Wade Through Jey Waters of . Wnei and Yuevi-ke-

Re Sek Ware DE ee Mares neve Nn Se Re  Yanks Cross River Enroute To Border

MARINES NEAR PRIZE POWER RESERVOIR   Koreans Drive 40 Miles Inland to Threaten Reds

Chinese And Nor th Korean Forces Mass   Infanirymen Plunge Forward; Marines Nearing Reservoir

Yanks 25 Miles  From Manchuria   7th Division Plunges Forward; Marines Near Chosin Reservoir

Ridgeway New Eighth Army Head   Top Korean War Leader Crushed By Own Vehicle

8TH ARMY COMMANDER 10 BE REPLACED BY GEN. RIDGEWAY      Ut. Gen. Walker Is Thrown and Crushed Bencath Wheels When Vehicle Collldes with Truck.

Commander Of Eighth Army In Korea Is Killed  leaan And Triel   Jeep And Truck Crash Is Fatal To Lt. Gen. W. H. Walke

General Walker Sth Army Chief Killed In Korea  Commander Crushed To Death As Jeep Smashes Into Truck

Push Hearing On Tax Bill   Aim To Put Measure Before Senate July 20

Cautions Against Any Arms Agreement With Russia Now   Former Undersecretary Declares Western Powers Could Never Trust Soviet

! Temperatures Will Be Lower On Wednesday   Present "Heat Wave" Will End Tonight Following Setting Of New Marks In Some Communities

Nation Enjoys July Fourth Weather On Halloween Except for Northwest

J, N, AUTHORITIES DECLARE Six Million Civilians Flee Chinese Reds in No. Korea

Congressman William Lemke Dies Suddenly   Veteran GOP Lawmaker Co-Authorized Law That Saved Farmers From Enreclncures

GOPAttack Criticized By Truman   Senators Deny That Their Attacks Aid The Communists.

3 Republicans Answer Charge By President   Wherry Accuses Him Of Seeking Policy to Beat GOP, Not Reds

Republicans Defend Selves Against Attack   M’Carthy Says Far East Policy Needs Sabotaging

GOP Replies To Truman's Sabotage Cry   Declare President Want:  Foreign Policy To “Beat Republicans,  Not Russians.”

Small Tornadoes in State During Night   No Serious Damage Nor Injuries Reported as Result of Twisters

Western Part Of Sate Has Some Twisters   No Casualties ond Damage Smoll; Man of 82 Jerked From Storm Celler

—REQUESTS FACE PRUNING— _ U. S. Offers France Substantial Arms Aid

France’s Aid 1 Estimate Cut    Figurés on Rearming Too Hich. U. S. Savs

France Assured Of Enough Aid   Will Get US Help But It May Be Less Than She Requested

France Assured Of Substantial U.S. Arms Aid   To Get Less Than Requested

French Assured of Substantial U. S. Aid for Rearming   May Have to Settle for Less Than It Requested

France To Get Aid, But Less Than Asked  U.S. Assures Moch Of Interim Aid Inti]

French Appeal For Aid Studied By U.S. Chiefs   Want Three Billion To Help Build Up Streneth tn Europe

Not All It Asked For  U.S. Assures France of Arms Aid; Part Must Go to Natives

France Assured Of American Aid  May Have to Settle For Less Than Asked

Wife OfDoctor Gives Evidence InMercy Killing  Mrs. Sander, Ford Final Witnesses To Testify In Coca

Doctor’s Wife Is Expected To Be One Of Last Called In Husband’s Murder Trial

Sander’s Wite To Take Stand   Final Witnesses In ‘Mercy Death’ Trial To Testify

Engineers Speed Steps fo Break Floodway Levee  OAAK Alenawru   About 8,000 Already Evacuated From Area In Southeast Missouri

Exodus Clears Way for Waters Of Mississippi   Engineers Prepare For Levee Action Near New Madrid

Thousands Leave Homes   Exodus in Southoust Missour! Gains us Blasting Of Fleodway Levee Likely

House Approves Compromise Bill On Foreign Aid   Measure Is About Three Million Under What Truman Wantec

$3 Billion Bill Passed by House   Senate Approval to Send Foreign Aid Measure to Truman

House Okays $3 Billion In Foreign Aid   Compromise Bill Is To Be Studied Next By Senate

U1, $, THREATENS TO RETALIATE FOR BERLIN BLOCKADE   State Department Says America Stands Ready to Resume Air Lift Uf Necessary.   SOVIET RESTRICTIONS ON TRAFFIC DENOUNCE   Slowing of Trucks From West Called Violation of Agreement Reached Last June.

Strong Words Used to Warn Russians  Tal ft. Bhamte”.   Traffic Restriction Regarded as Violation of Pact

COUNTER MEASURES THREATENED   Blunt Warning Is Directed for Benefit of Russians

US. Threatens To Act If Berlin Blockade Goes On   Traffic Slowdown ‘Reppec . As Accord Violation By Staté Department”

Warn Russia of Courtter Measures If Berlin Baby Blockade Continues

America Can’t Sit Idly By When Russian Authorities Violate Int ernational Agreemcr ts; Berlin Has Supplies

Counter-Block Held Possible  In Berlin Area   Western Traffic Restrictior Flayed as Violation Of Thine Arcard

Strong Words Used to  Warn Russians   Traffic Restriction Reaarded as Violation of Pact

State May Lose Couple of Seats In 83rd Congress   Iinois Faces Problem Of Remaping Present Congressional District

Next Legislature Will Face Task of Remapping Coneressional! Districts

Illegal Coal Being Sold In Kingsport   Dealer Spokesman Complains About Unlicensed Sales

Dealer Charges Illegal Coal Is. Delivered Here  Claims Truckers Sell . High Volatile Fuel, . Spread Prepaganda’

Good Afternoon!  In Today‘s Journa   “Lost” Oil To” Be Recovered

Boys Back Home, Dad Counts Cash  ‘Talking To’ Promised Youthful Spendthrifts

 Erie Boys Apprehended at Pittsburgh With $9,005 RASA RARE ARRAN RANA RAR ARORA POR PRARDR NS  Tavern Cwner Greatly Relieved To Get Back Runaway Son, Cash

Lad Faces ‘Talk With Dad’ A fter Spree With Parents’ Life Savings

Two Boys Find $16,891 In Park, Can't Spend It   son, Il, Admits He Took. Over $9,000 from Dad

SLAIN GUARD RECEIVED $65 A WEEK  Pay of Hero Stops as He Dies Defending Truman

Demand Cleaner Chimney Ss, Rig ht To Diet St. Nicks Have Jolly Time At Convention In New York

New York Cotton   Mew York Stocks   N. 0. Cotton   Czech Communists Order Purge

Unions Held Responsible ‘By Truman   President Plans to Make Statement on Strike. Set bv Rajlmon

Truman Says No-Rail-Strike Vow Broken  President Has One Alternative to U, S. Seizure of Lines

3 Whirlpool  Union Leaders  Get Jobs Back   Arbitrator Files Report On Strike Firings

Spy Control Law Stronger Under Attack   Senator McCarran Welcomes Spurious Attack Upon Subversive Control Law By Its Enemies

Surplus Food Goes To Stafe Needy Families  Secretary Brannan Approyes Request From McMath 

Farm Disaster Areas Get Food   Brannan Approves Request by McMath For 53 Counties

Erie, Pa.,  Train Crash Injures 40   All Escape Death As Terrific Blast Bits Streamliner

BLAST WRECKS ~— SPEEDING TRAIN   153 MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPE DEATH AS EXPRESS HITS OIL TANK CAE.

40 Hurt As Streamliner Hits Freight In Erie   Derailed Oil Tank Car Explodes And Sprays Flaming Fuel Over Speeding Train

Streamliner Piles Up in City of Erie; 40 Injured  Explosion, Fire Tbr =e rWwt e   Explosion, Fire Result as Train Hits Oil Tanker Of Passine Freish

153 Escape Train Wreck Miraculously  40 Injured In Erie Blast. Fire

NYC Streamliner Is Wrecked When Tank Car Explodes   153 Sleeping Passengers Have Miraculous Escape;  40 Slightly Injured

17 State Solons Vote Cut in Bill   Gavin Says it Would Be Better to Spend Money For Armaments

G-M REPORTS BIG EARNINGS   ‘Return $10:90 A Share For First Six Months Of The Year

Fear New Dust Storm Damaging Wheat Crop   Third Big Blow Of Year Sweeps Sections Of Nation’s Wheatlands Monday; Visibility At Zero For Time In Kansas.

Third Big Dust Storm Sweeps Over Wheatlands   Fear April Winds May Cause More Trouble in Area

re Damage to Crops Is Feared  New Dust Storm Hits Nation’s Wheatlands

Farmers Begin to Fear ‘Filthy 50s Will Be as Bad as ‘Dirty 30s’ :

Wide Areas Are Swept By  Dust Storms   Visibility At Times At Zero; Heavy Loss To Winter Wheat By Drouth And Bugs

Dust Storm in Wide Sections Of the Nation  Fear April Winds Will Cause More

3rd Dust Storm Sweeps Plains   Mid-West — Wheat Lands Held In Danger

‘Crop Damage Feared As ‘Third Dust Storm Rips Through Wheat Country

‘Third Big Dust Storm in Western 'Plains Harrassing Wheat Farmers

Third Big Dust Storm of Year Menaces Wheat   Valuable Southwest Topsoil Kicked Up by Winds

Dust Storm In Mid-West Area Causes Damage   Aoril Winds May Whip Up Trouble For Farmers

Another Big Dust Storm Sweeps Vast Wheatlands   Fears Expressed That Strong April Winds May Stir Up More Trouble For Harrassed Farmers

Dust Storm  Sweeps Belt  In Midwest  ' Strong April Wind Seen Blowing Up  ‘Trouble For Farms

Third Big Dust Storm of Year Sweeps Over Wide Sections Of Main Midwest Wheatlands

—VALUABLE SOIL KICKED UP Dust Storm Whirls Up Damage In Five States

3RD BIG DUST STORM OF YEAR HITS PLAINS   Visibility Zero in Kansas; Higk Winds in the Middle West.

Third Dust Storm Winds, Dust Rakes The West; Brings More Farm Troubles

Lack of Rain, Blowing Dust Crop Thr ‘eat   Fort Hays Agronomist Finds Loosened Soil Could Produce Damage

Dust Storm Sweens Over Mid-America   High Winds May Bring More Trouble To Rainless Areas

BIG DUST STORM LASHES MIDWEST WHEATLAND AREAS   Gales Bring More Trouble For Farmers Harassed By Orv Weather

Dust Storms Imperil Winter Wheat Crops   Gusts Churning Valuable Topsoil In Central West

WIDE PART OF MOWEST cETs ~ A DUST BATH   Farmers May Get Severe Jolt With More Storms, Is Feer

Third Duststorm Hits Wheatlands of Kansas, Oklahoma   Soil Iu Working Into Fine Powder, Agronomist Says; Texas Also Is Affeeted

Dust Storm Sweeps Wheatlands Causing Damage In Five States   Prolonged Dry Spell Loosens Soil, Dust Causes Zero Visibility

New Dust Storm Hits Wheatlands   Widespread Blow Is Causing Damage to Farms, Belief

MISSOURI'S DRAFT QUOTA 1S 1.662   [xiear NUMBER WILL BE FUR NISHED IN NOVEMBER, GEN. } HARRIS ANNOUNCES.

‘SWALLOWS, NS, CAME BACK TO. CAPISTRANO MISSION niduT ON CCHEDIILE

DELAY ON TAX DATA EXPLAINED   Truman Says Message Held - For Technical Reasons

Pilots Claim To Have Knocked Out 85 Camouflaged Trucks In Red Convoy Moving From Direction Of Manchuria

UN Airpower Hammers Red Supply Lines  OF VT Lnwlieen Bo f mania   85 Trucks In Convoy Moving Southward Destroyed By Yanks

South Koreans About 50 Miles Beyond Border   85 Camouflaged Red Trucks Knocked Out; New Atrocities Found

Red Convoy Cut To Pieces by UN Air Forces   No Communist Defense Line Sighted in North Korea, However: South Koreans 50 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel.

Planes Kayo 85 Trucks On Enemy Road   Rumors Say Manchurian Communists on Way To Aid North Koreans; Republican Army Sweeps 50 Miles Inside Border

SOUTH KOREANS 00 MILES ABOVE 38TH PARALLEL   Red Supply Arteries In North Korea Blasted  From Air   NO REPLY MADE TO SURRENDER DEMAND

S. Koreans Go Farther Above 38th   Pyongyang Radio Sull Tenoriig U.N. Ultimatam

ALLIES HAMMER SUPPLY ROUTES IN NORTH KOREA   85 Red Trucks Kayoed By Air Force; Enemy Defenses Still Unsighted

Pilots Search North Korea In Vain for Red Defense Line   Swarms of Planes Harry Convoys Moving From Manchuria; ROK Forces Pressing On

Commie Official Goes to Jail In Alen Rel Roundlun  D4. Dp...f kdé-rbnwe   Party Board Member Arrested at Dallas

High Official Of Red Party Seized by U. S.   Nearly Fourth of 86 Top Alien Communists Now in Custody

High Red Leader in  U.S. Jailed   Half Dozen Other Arrests Reported In Latest Campaign

Reds Attempt To Overthrow ‘Sign-Up’ Law   Continue To Ignore Order As They Take Their Fight To Cour

Roundup Of Communists Continues  New Security Act Still Is Ignored ‘

Another Top Communist in United States Is in Custody   Mexican Seized in Anti Red Sweep Up

U.S. Red Party Committeeman Held in Texas .   Court Test Near For New U. S. Security Act

Court Adion To Overthrow Act Is Sought  Federal Officials Plan Next Step To

 Job Over One-Fourth Done Justice: Department Continues  Clean: Out of Alleged Reds

Communists And Affiliates Ignore New Internal Security Regulation

Executive Of Reds In U.S.  Under Custody   Six Others Taken As Round Up Under New Law Continues

Federal Agents Continue Inferna Security Arrests   Truman Appoints Anti-Subversive Control Board

U.S. Rounds Up More Alien Reds  Committee Leader Grabbed in Dallas

Reds and Affiliated Groups Continue To Iqnore New Internal Security Act   Re JACK ADAMS

The Weather   Half-Dozen More Reds Are Arrested  One Executive Commitieeman Caught by FBI

Mexican Held At Dalla: Is Member of Commi Executive Committe   Subversives Law r Court Test Sough'   Neither Communists Nor ‘Front’ Groups Comply At Registry Deadline

ARE CROSSING RIVER   Day-Long Stream of Men and Guns Wore Lp in Korean Front

Men , Guns Pour Across Swollen Rive  ‘Now On T. his Side To Stay,” 'Naktong-Crossing Yanks Say

Responsibility Law For Drivers: ls Effective Wed  Nearly Half Of Penna. Motorists Lacking ‘Liability Insurance

Snake Venom Helps Battle  Rare Disease   Woman Blood Ailment Victim Hemorrhages; Condition Is Critical

Voluntary Price Freeze Is Asked By Government  Federal Wage Board Seeks Development Of Stabilization Plan

THE AD™MINISTRA TION’   Three Priests Bound  And Robbed of $13,000

$13,006 Taken From Priests  Monsignor Slugged In Cleveland Holdup

B. H. Group Joins With St. Joe Unit   Against C, Of C, Proposal But Urge Future Cooperation

Fire Causes Fatal Mishap In Spray Jail   Full Investigation Being Conducted

Six Prisoners Die In Smouldering Fire   Mattresses Flare Up From Cigarets In Detention Pen Of Carolina Jail

Brannan Demands  Apology from Farm Bureau Head  Charges Statements  Regarding Plan  Are Untrue

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BAN ON RACE WIRE :   Committees Votes  For Bill Aimed At Mamblina

Committee OKs Ban on Bookie Wire Reports   Transmission Before Racing Starts Forbidden

UNAUTHORIZED SPECULATIONS CHARGED  Ft. Worth Stockyards Fraud Probed

Report Firing On U.S. Planes  Across Border   U. N. Troops Now Only Day’s March From Manchuria

Red China Gunners Fire At U.S. Scouter Planes   Manchurian Based Artillery Booms Near Yalu River: UN Troops Advance

Bomber Sinks  wiin 11 Aboard. Nine Saved In Plunge Off Florida Coast

BOMBER PLUNGES INTO FLORIDA BAY   Two of Crew Pinned in  Plane: Nine Are Saved.

House Rules Group Study Shows Lodge Bill Demise   Proposal To Abolish Electoral Colleges  Te Die In Committee

House Rules Committee Keeps Measure Bottled; Has Senate Approval

Presidential Ballot Shift Seems Dead  Groups of Both Parties Cool ‘To Amendment

Measure To End-Electoral College Dead   House Republicans Don't Favor Plan Now In Committee

Electoral College Safe   Bill to Abolish It Reported Dead for This Session OF Congress

Reds Named By  Ex-Communist  During Hearing Cincinnatian Tells  How Party Sought To Get Army Vets

Dead Lie Now In Open Field   Temporary Cemetery Is Soybean Field on Treeless Grasstess Plateau

White Crosses Mark Graves Of New War Dead   Bodies Of Americans Inferred In Korean Sovbean [ield

Laborites Wage Fight On Plan For Europe Army   British Leaders Oppose Churchill’s United Front

Jury Finds: ~ Riots Used By Reds  ~ Peekskill Said  _ ‘Proving Ground

Army Doctor Declares Mrs. Madsen Sane the Morning After Shooting

Czechs in Note to Britain Offer Peace Plan Intended to End Cold War

Prince Says Barbara Asked Him ToQMarry Her But Left  Later For ‘Something New

Induction Order laken In Stride  28th Division Men Ready To Serve

Further Cuts In Foreign Aid Bill Looming  Administration Has Hard Battle Ahead On Fund Program

New Defense Plans Given Early Study By Congress  : Cietliian Dragcra mt   Civilian Program To Get Attention Of Lawmakers Soon

DEFENSE PLANS AWAITING ACTION   Program For Civilians. Ex. pected To Be Considered By Congress Late This Year Or Next.

Civilian Defense Program Put Off   Congress Postpones Legisia‘ion Later

Early Action On Civil Defense Plan Expected After Conaressional Recess

Civil Defense Program fo Be Enacted Lafer   Congress Promises Prompt Action on Government's Part Loter in Year

Baudouin Is New Ruler Of All Belgium   Crown Prince Takes Over In Father's Stormy Throne

BELGIAN PRINCE ASSUMES RULE   BAUDOUIN RECEIVES OATH IN MOVE TO END CIVIL STRIFE

BAUDOUIN GETS KING'S POWERS   Takes Oath As Prince Royal In Parliame~: In Belgium

Crown Prince Rules Belgium  Son Of King Leopold Takes Over At 19

Royal Powers Are Conferred  On Baudouin   Will Become King In Name Also On Reaching Age Of 21; Uneasy Calm Is Restored In Belqium

Baudouin Becomes Ruler of Belgians,  Succeeding Father Smoke Bomb Hurled   Smoke Bomb Hurled Into Parliament Just Before Oath Is Taken

Badouin Now Belgian King   Crown Prince Takes Oath Before Parliament

RULER OF BELGIUN   Crown Prince Baudouin Re places His Father King Leopold III

NEW KING GETS BELGIAN CROWN   Baudouin Becomes Ruler, Taking Place Of His Father, King Leopold Ill.

RULER OF BELGIU   Crown Prince Benduete fe places His Father King Leopold III

Leonold’s Son Becomes Ruler Of Beloians  19-Year-Old  Prince Baudouin ee i Pees r Gree

Prince Takes Over Powers of Belgian King   Baudouin Is Ruler After Parliament Approves Measure

Leopold's Son Becomes Ruler In Belgium  Reds Invited To Leave Parliament As Prince Takes Oath

Baudouin Becomes Belgian Ruler in Place of Leopold   Crown Prince Takes Oath in Parliament; Eight Members Decline to Ballot

Baudoin Takes Oath As Ruler Of All Belgians   Crown Prince Gets Power To Rule Sueceeding King Leopold

Baudouin Ruler of the Belgians  Leopold Transfers Powers to Young Son

Baudouin Now  Rules Belgium   King’s Son Takes Oath As Prince Royal In Parliament

ne Prince Becomes Belgians Ruler   Baudoin Takes Royal Powers As. Father, Leopold, Exits

Leopold’s Son Becomes King  Belgium Unrest Ends ~ With His Abdication

Belgian Prince Replaces King As Royal Ruler   Leopold Turns Crow Rivas Ta Can   Leopold Turns Crown Over To Son, 19, To Settle Unrest

 King Leopold Steps Out Prince Baudoin Takes Oath ‘As Belgium’s New Monarch

Belgian Prince To Royal Throne   Final Action Of Parliament Brings Calm To Leopold Revolt And Near Civil War

Crown Prince Becomes Rulei   Succeeds King Leopold Tl Over The  Belpians

Royal Powers Transferred By Parliament   Final Act in Great Drama Comes to End

157 CAVALRY PATROLS GLI JUMP ON UN   Crossing Made Before United Nations Gave Green Light to MacArthur.

First Cavalry Scouts Pierce Area Above . -Kaesong, Report No Enemy Opposition,

U.S. Patrols Racing Into North Korea   Reds Report Landing on  East Coast of North Area by Allies.

UN Divisions Set For Blow Against Reds      First Marines Pulled Out Of Line; New Landing Anticipated

Patrols of First Cavalry Cross Parailel on Road To Red Capital of Pyongyang

Might Massing For Knocking Blow at Reds  .-Lihefation of U. 5. +Prisoners-Is High -

GROUND FORCE STARTS NORTH FROM FRONTIER   5 Allied Divisions Arrange Might At Border

Crossing Comes Even Before UN Approval, Only One Yank Division - Ist Cavalry - Or Line, Whereabouts of Others Is Still Secret

Any Attempt to Carry War to Communist Homelands Called Sheer Folly: Would Arm Our Forces to Teeth.

Ex-President Says. {merica Vust Make Atlantic. Pacttic Qceans Our Defense Lines

Hoover Asks U.S. To Arm  Frontiers  Claims America   Claims America Should Stop Giving Aid To Europeans

HOOVER SAYS STAY QUT OF RUROPE, ASIA   Former President Says Western Europe Has Responsibility

Hoover Says: Make Two Oceans Our Frontiers os  Allies Beaten By Reds; Arm Our Naval, Air Units

Would Arm U. 8. To Teeth, Make  Oceans Frontiers   Only Way To Prevent Possible Invasion By Reds, Ex-President Warns; Sees ‘Another Korea’ In Further Assistance To Europe

Defend Our Own Shores--Hoover   Let Europe First Set Own Defenses Up

Ex-President Declares Present Plans Can Mean Defeat Of Civilization   Attempt To Make War Against Reds By Invasion "Would Mean Only Death For Millions Of American Soldiers

Hoover Would Limit Defense To Two Oceans  Arm Navy, Air Force To Teeth to Prevent Invacion. He Uraec

HOOVER SUGGESTS OCEANS BE MADE U. §. FRONTIERS   Ex-President Says Invasion Can Be Prevented by Arming “Our Naval and Air Forces to Teeth.”   FEUROPE'S DEFENSE ITS OWN PROBLEM   Holds It Should Strengtpen Self Before More Yanks Go Abroad — Opposes Land Attacks on Asia.

Gargotta Was Stool Pigeon Jury Asserts   Kansas City Mobster Tell Names Of Dice Partners

KANSAS CITY GRAFT REPORI   Federal Jury Says Gargotta Squealed Before He Was Slain.

Jurors List  Slain Pair   Gargotta, Binaggio In Kansas City Ring

SLAIN GARGOTTA NAMED IN HUGE GAMBLING RING   Federal Grand Jury Claim: Mobster Squealed on 15 Pals in Racket

U.S. Jury at Kansas City Tells Racket   Names County Officials, Gargotta and 13 Others In $34 Million Game.

Slain Man Squealed, Jury Says  Mobster Turned Stool Pigeon i in  aseeek B-

Gargotfa and Binaggio, Slain Racketeers, Had Turned Stool Pigeons, Jurors Say

Grand Jury Reports on  KC Crime   Gargotta and Binaggio Up for Indictment at Time of Their Murder  NAME BIG GAMBLERS   SS re ae a RCL ANE ee ne Ag Ree yO) ene, Se ee a a  Wide-spread Operations Of Local Organization Is Explained in Report

SLAIN MOBSTER STOOL PIGEON, REPORT SAYS   Charles Gargotta Gave Information On 15 Pals, Jury Asserts

«.C. Mobster ‘Alli shot Because In te Squealed’ Re   Grand Jury Reveals That Victims Were to Have Been Indicted

Grand Jury Names 15 In K.C. Rackets   Murdered Pair Would Have Been Indicted By Federal Probers

Declares Mobster and Charles Binaggio Would Have Been Indicted in $34,500,000 Racket Had They Lived——Names Assistant Prosecutor and 14 Others as Operators of Big Dice Game.

Gargotta Was Stool Pigeon Before Slaying   Federal Grand Jury Names 15 Partners To Slain Mobster; Says Multi-Million Dollar Gambling Racket Operated; 2 Officials Accused

Mobster Squealed  Is View   County Attorney Other Prominent Men Mentioned By Jury

Hart Mill Loses ln NLRB Ruling   Mill Will Appeal Examiner’s Ruling

Examiner Rules Against Hart   Says Mills Coerced Employes, Refused To Bargain With CIC

NLRB Examiner Rules Against Hart Mills   Case Grows Out Of Long Strike

Julius Brune Will Preside At State PCA Meeting   30.000 Texas Farm And Ranch Members To Be Recognized

TV Industry _ Put On Spot In Color Ruling  Asked To Change Receivers As F.C.C. Gives Nod To C.B:S.

Truman Will Meet Attlee On Tuesday   Stabilization Of UN Defense Appears As Critical Necessity

Three Survive Smashup Of lll-Fated Craft   Four Engine Ship Undershoots Field, Leading To Tragedy

Huge Airliner Slams to Ground at  Airport in Wales  Ail but Three Occupants Returning From   All but Three Occupants Returning From Foothall Trip to Dublin Perish in World's Worst Air Catastronhe

Huge Airliner Slams to Ground at Airport in Wales  All but Three Occupants Returning From Football Trip to Dublin Perish in Warld’s Wore? Air Cataciranhe

Dr. Bush Says ‘Shaped’ Explosive Shell May Make Tanks Liabilities

President Seeks $4 Billion In Arms For Foreign Aid   Wants Emergency Action On Request

Truman Seeks $4. Billion More In Foreign Aid   He Puts ‘Emergency’ Tag On Arms Program; Control Pressure Grows

ATH STUDENT DIES   James E. Childers Was In jured in Accident Near Kansas City

Congress Quits for Two Months   Final Session Lasts Almost 30 Hours

Taxes Boosted; Congress Quits            —— e6©€} Taxes Increased   Veto Over-Ridden

Deep Scars Left After  Gavel Falls   President’s Own Party Badly Divided Over Communist Issue.

ARMS NEEDS   General’s Warning On Defense Cuts Brings Call From Congress

EISENHOWER ASKED T0 MAP ARMS NEEDS      General's Warning Or  Defense Cuts Brings Call From Congress

Tke’ Asked — To Explain. ‘Arms Need   Senators’ Invite. General To Amplify Statement  @n American Arme

Eisenhower Asked How To Spend Money Where Defenses Are Weakest   Congress Calls Wartime Allied Commander To Explain His Statement That America Had Disarmed Dangerously Since The War

Eisenhower Is Invited To Testify On Defense   New York Speech On Arms Cuts Stirs Committee Studying Funds

Ask lke Tell How to Build U.S. Defense   Senators Issue Call After General Warns Nation Has Disarmec Below Safety Point

Concern Over Preparedness  Congress Asks Eisenhower Advice Following Warning in Speech

Committee in One Voice Vote Invites General Eisenhower to Give Counse

Congress Calls for  Eisenhower Wants Him to Tell How Best to Spend

Senators Seek Advice of Eisenhower  Concern Over U. 5.   Concern Over U. 5s Preparedness for War Is Voiced

SENATORS CALL EISENHOWER TO GIVE HIS VIEWS   General Claims That United  States Is Dangerously Disarmed   OTHER MILITARY MEN ARE IN AGREEMENT

Charge Baker With ‘Felonious Assault   Art Newman's Assailant Fails to Post $2,500 Bond: Held tn Co tail

Reds Bar U.S; Rescue Ship  _ China Communists  Delay Evacuation TIRAN Pont ce

Evacuation of Americans in China Blocked   Red Chinese Officials Refuse to Permit Two Landing Croft Enter Shanghai Port

Foreigners Are Denied  Leave Permit   Landing Craft Are Not Allowed To Reach ‘The City

Evacuation Of Americans Is Rejected   China Reds Block Vessel From Shanghai

China Reds Halt Evacuation of 310 Americans   Refuse at Last Minute To Let Ferry Craft Put In at Shanghai

Reds Blocking Mass Evacuation From China Port  Two LSTs Told To Remain at Sea

FOREIGNERS BEING HELD IN SHANGHAI   Communists at Last Minute Refuse to Let Two American Ships Enter Harbor.   EVACUATION OF 2,000 BLOCKEL   Invalids, 310 Americans Among Foreigners Trying to Leave. Another ‘Ward Case is Feared.

310 AMERICANS ARE SLATED TOLEAVE   ‘Communists Refuse To Let Ships Enter Shanghai   U.S, OFFICIALS   Press For Reconsideration; Other Foreigners Also Want To Depart

EVACUATION OF 2,000 BLOCKED   Invalids, 310 Americans Among Foreigners Trying to Leave. Another Ward Case is Feared.

Americans, Others Kept In Shanghai   Two Landing Craft Prevented From  Getting Out 2,000

Chinese Reds Refuse To Let Nationals Go   Refuse To Let American Ships Land at Shanghai After Former Approval

Landing Craft Not Allowed To Reach Coast   Foreigners Unable To Leave As Planned On US. Liner

China Reds Block Yank  Evacuation  Refuse To Let Landing Craft Remove Citizens

Reds Bar Two Ships From Shanghai Decks   2,000 Foreigners Had Planned To Leave Tonight

Chinese Bar Evacuation (f Americans   State Department Says Communists Block Exodus of 2,000 Foreigners from Shanghai.

EVACUATION OF AMERICANS FROM CHINA BLOCKED   COMMUNISTS REFUSE TO PERMIT LANDING OF SHIPS, SHANGHAI

—FERRIES —  Two LSTs Forbidden To Land   REVERSAL OF ORDER SOUGHT

Reds Bar Two Ships From Shanghai Docks   2,000 Foreigners  Had Planned   2,000 Foreigners Had Planned To Leave Tonight

CHINA BLOCKS EVACUATIONS   Reds Refuse To Let Two  U. S. Landing Craft Reach Shanghai

General Exodus  Halted by China Communist Act   Refuse to Let Boats’ for Transportqtion Enter Shanghai

Rules Committee Seeks Quick Vote  Control Maneuver  Balks Rep. Sebath

President Firm on Civil Rights   To Get Vote if it Takes All Summer

‘Check of Members In House Indicates Vote on Rent Controls Will Be Close

Stay Away from Dives!! Air Force Pilots Insist Tests Caused Blasts

Hunt Eleven Men Missing In Plane Crash   Air Force Bombers Collide In Flight Near Tucson, Arizonc

If MISSING . IN CRASH OF Two BOMBERS   —- Men Killed Outright, Missing Also Feered Deat — Collision Occurs ‘Laursday) Afternoon -— Planes Fall On ‘Indian Resorvation In Arizona...‘

IT MISSING — IN CRASH OF TWO BOMBER‘   Two Mon Killed Outright, Missing Also Feared Dead — Collision Occurs Thursday Afternoon — Planey Fall On Indian Reserva. tion In Arizona, ©!

Bombers Hit, Eleven Hunted   Two Killed Outright, Others Feared Lost

‘WINNIE MAKES FINAL SPEECH  _ Neck-and-Neck Race Predicted  As British Election Nears

Customs Bureau Clamps Down Lid On Shipping Data   Move Ordered As Security Measure

‘A-Bomb Only  Peace Hope’   Churchill Calls It ‘Lever To Obtain Peacetul Settlement’

Churchill Declares Atomic Bomb Only  Lever To Reach Russian Settlement

Atom Bomb As Lever On Reds   Churchill Says U.S. Supremacy in Weapon Only Thing Holding Russia Back Now

Churchill Says Bomb Is Hope  Wouldn’‘t Oppose Its Use Before Foe Does

Churchill Calls A-Bomb ‘Lever’  Tory Chief Opposes Vow Aaginst Use

Leopold Voted Back As King Of Belgium   Decision Climaxe: Year Of Conflic Over His Return

King Leopold Voted Back On Throne   Belgian, Parliament Split on Decision To End Regency

Leopold Is Voted Back To Threne   Belgian Parliament Recalls Monarch In Exile In Switzerland Since Last War

KING LEOPOLD IS VOTED BACK "TO HIS THRONE   Belgians Recall Exiled Mon arch Who Surrendered to the Germans.

Exiled Leopold Back to Throne  Belgian Parliament Votes King's Return

King Leopold Is Invited Back   Parliament Votes to End Regency: Foes Bolt Session

King Leopold Voted Restored To His Throne   Opponents of Belgian Res. toration in Parliament Decline to Ballot

King Leopold Told to Come Back to Post   King of the Belgians Wins Long Fight; Issue Had Caused  Much Diecucsion

King Leo Voted Back On Throne   Action By. Parliament Means End of Monarch‘: Long Exile; Bitterly Opposed By Socialists

Abstainers in Voting Sav It Is Disastrous  , i ena! “47. COW eg?

MIXUP IN OLD HECTOR DEMIEL BY BEARDSLEY   Governor Asserts He Took No Part in Purchase of Any Brand.

Liquor Role Denied by Beardsley   No Part in Stockpiling Old Hector Whisky,  Governor Savs.

Governor In Denial  Of Charge   “Didn't. Order . Liguor Purchase”

Gov. _ Beardsley       In Liquor Row   Says He Didn’t Order Heavy Purchase of Single Brand Whisky

Beardsley Denies Any Connection With Liquor Deal  Did Not Direct Heavy Purchase  SS ea

Four Are Injured in Collision of 2 Cars at West Park   High Woods Couple k Reported on Critical List at Vassar Hospital

Formosa Fate May Hang on Harriman Talk   Tells Truman About Visit to MacArthur; Report Studied

LAKE HOLDS UP BARCE. DREDGE   High Waves, Rapid Rive _ Current Keep. Ships. .. ‘In Port °

Dwindling Coal Under Rationing In State Today   Wartime Conservation Steps Ordered to Avert ‘Catastrophe’

Full Force Of Law for New Orders   All Regional and Loral Administrators “Told to Put Rationing Into Effeet at Once   Delivery Limited   No More Than Week's Coal to Be Given to Some Categories

BE SHARED UNDER PRIORITY. SYSTEM   “Growneut” On Electric Advertising Wil Be Effec-* Nye Sadew

August 7 Date For Physicals Texas Draftees  Be Inducted During Month Of September

Administration Fight for Medical Insurance Plan Dropped for Year

TRUMAN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN DEAD FOR SESSION   President's Proposal May Be Issue In Congressional

MEDICAL INSURANCE PROGRAM DROPPED FOR THIS SESSION   Truman May Make Plan An Issue In Fall Campaign

PATIENTS PAY UP BILLS NOW   Accounts Long Past Due Tc Dr. Sander Cleaned Up

Patients Vow No Longer  To Overwork Dr. Sande   “Helped Create It.”

THREE COLUMBUS PEOPLE DIED IN BURNING WRECKAGE OF CAR   Worthington Teacher Among Victims Of Aute Accident

By-Passed Reds Slay Rok Hospital Patients   Allies Battle Strong Enemy Forces On 325-Mile Line 50 Miles From China

Guerrilla War Rages Miles Behind Front; ” Bélieve Chinese Guard ‘Yalu Power Plants

House-Senate At Odds Over Wages-Prices   Control Issue “May. Be Stripped From Mobili- gation Bill; 

Nab Local Youths Looting Garage In Oak Lawn   Will Be Questioned By Police Here For Local Jobs

Nab Local Youth: Looting Garage In Oak Lawn  Will fe peer ioned By P ere Law igs Hie He be

Years of Merciless Fight Seen If Party Blocks King’s Return   Statement Is Made by Former Premier Spaak To Socialist Colleacues

Air Force And Navy Planes Hammer Enemy  Concentrations Behind North Korean Push On Taegu Blasted

Possible Session Of ‘Big Four’ To Be Discussed   Western Diplomats Will Consider Meet Including Russia

I oreign Envoys Set Conference or Next Month   Besides Russian Meet Ministers To Discuss Far Eastern Situation

“Big 4” Envoys Are Planning an Early Meeting   Session to Be Discussed At April 12 Gathering Scheduled for London

Big Four Mee! Considered By Big Three Chiefs  Ministers To Probe Major Problems Of Far East, Germany

Russia Included, Schuman Reveals   No Date Set for Proposed 'Ton-Level Conference

TALK WITH RUSSIA TO BE CONSIDERED   ALLIED FOREIGN MINISTERS TO DISCUSS POSSIBILITY OF BIG 4 MERPTING,

TO TOUCH ON FAR EAST ASIA   Say Meet Will Be Held April 12; Review Set  On German Issues

Atlantic Pact Nations Will Decide How-Much Authority Is to Be Given Eisenhower -

PROGRESS REPORTED IN PHONE PAY TALKS   Kepresentatives of Long Lines Operators and A. T. & T. Confer in New York.

Top Democrats Still Disagree   Unable To Agree On Candidates For Two Top State Positions

Protestantism Faces Crisis In East Germany   Reds Increase Drive For Church Influence, Then Destruction

erieds WAND 2 fase OV oe     Protestant Churches In Soviet Occupied German: Fight To Throw Off Restrictions Of Commies

East German Protestants Facing Crisis   Fighting With Back To Wall Against Soviet Domination

 Story in Germany...  Reds Attack Protestants; West Germans Hit Allies

Telephone Service Disrupted   Government Watching Situation Closely; Texas Cities Hit

85,000 Join U.S. Phone Walkout   Disrupt Nation’s Communication As Strike Spreads to 43 States

Single Phone Line Links Korean Site With World   And That Lone Phone Circuit To Tokyo Is Sharec By Press, Military And The U. N. Commission

poet iuesday  (Republicans Fail To Furnish Many Candidates In Election

ROY BROWN IS HURT FLEEING THRU WINDOW   Century-Old Home De. stroyed; Securities, War  Bonds Also Lost

Freeing Blackbirds Rivals Liars Club Tales Canther Eraven Ts lea When Wind Churne Up Water:

Sudden Cold Snap Hard On Blackbirds Rangers Learn Salt On Tails Won’t Free the Bird:

City Escapes Serious Damage Early Friday   Treacherous Roads Close 8 Schools, Handicap Drivers   “Blue Norther’ Traps Songsters on Oklahoma Lake  Ice Picks Free Winter-Boqged Birds

Burlington Liars, Bow to Truth  125 Blackbirds, Caught in Sudden Cold Frozen in Lake, Chopped Out by Ranger:

Here’s a Chilling Story: Tragedy of the Blackbirds   Flock of 125 Frozen When Caught by Sudden, Icy Blast; Games Rangers Rescue Some

Fair Deal Plan Revoit Flares  In Full Flame   Committee Rump Session Instructs Cox to Speed Move

HOUSE GROUP MAY BLOCK HIS PROGRAM   « Rules Committee ... Coalition Held  Dam! Cneeian

Truman Seizure of Roads Seems Only Way To Stop Transporiation Paralysis

Kail Unions Call U. 8. -Wide Strike   Walkout Set for Monday at 6 A.M. After Collapse of Truce Talks

STRIKE SET FOR NEXT MONDAY WOULD PARALYZE NATION’S TRANSPORTATION  Rail Unions Call Nationwide Walkout   Two Chases Mark Police Activity ?

Surprise Action ' Affects 300,000 Men, 131 Roads   Walkout Of Train And Yard Workers Monday Would Paralyze, Nation's Transport; May Force Government Action

NATIONWIDE RAIL STRIKE IS CALLED   Monday at 6 A.M. Is Time Set for General Walkout

Nationwide Rail Strike Called   Walkout Paralyzing Transportation Set fo Monday.

Two Big Unions Issue Monday Walkout Order   Early Intervention by Truman Seen as Peace Talks Collapse

STRIKE SET FOR NEXT MONDAY WOULD PARALYZE NATION’S TRANSPORTATION  Rail Unions Call Nationwide Walkout

Seizure By U.S.  Almost Certain   Walkout Scheduled For 6 O'clock Monday Morning —White House Talks Collapse—Strike Would Paralyze Shinninn

Move Planned After Attempt At Peace Fails   Walkouts In U. S., Canada Would Virtually.Paralyze Hemisphere

Nationwide Railroad Strike, Set For 6 a.m. Next Monday, Called By Two Unions After Peace Talks Fail

WALKOUT SEI [OR MONDAY BY 2 UNIONS   Trainmen and Conductors, With 300,000 Members, Order Work Stoppage on 131 Carriers.   U. S. INTERVENTION SEEMS INEVITABLE   Efforts to Settle Controversy Over Wages and Hours Had Been in Progress Since August 7.

Two Big Unions Schedule Walkout After Collapse (Of White House Talks   Action Added To Work Stoppage In Canada Expected To Mean Paralysis  he B.21 Pe womens Pe ee Seen ea eer

Similar Strike In Canada Has Caused Most Serious Transport Crisis In History Of Dominion

HST Expected To intervene Before Tie-Up   300,000 Workers And 131 Roads Affected; Could Paralyze U. S.

Action Is Taken As White House Talks Collapse   L.S.. Canadian Strikes Would Be Paralyzing To North America

NATIONAL RAIL ’ STRIKE CALLEL   Two Big Unions Set Walkout for Monday as White House Peace Conferences Collapse; Intervention by Truman Appears Inevitable

Seizure by U.S. Or Court Order May Prevent it   Nation - Wide Walkout Ordered When Negotiations Fail

Unions Call Strike After Collapse of  Peace Talks   Intervention By President In New Crisis Seen Inevitable

Stevenson Will Run  For Senate   Denies Bid For Supreme Court Against Friend

AT EUDORA PICNIC   Will Offer Free Rides tc Youngsters Both Afternoons

Nation's Weather Pattern  Shows Little Change Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Human Christmas Tree Collapses;  25 Students Hurt   5 Rows Of Scaffolding Fall As Pupils Line Up For Program

Young Ruler Of Tibet May Flee Palace  Reported Making Plans For Flight Beafase Daal lacemeia

Professional Soldier Since Boyhood  Important Red Chinese Army General Heads Enemy Corps

Dozen Missing In Nebraska — Flood Waters  Baur Known Dead ac:   Four Known Dead as: Heavy Rains Inundate Widespread Areas

Nebraska Area -Hit By Rains   Car Containing 5 Persons Reported Swept Into River

Floods Take Lives Of At  Least Four   About 12 People Missing; All In SE Nebraska

Several Feared Drowned in Nebraska Flood   Cars and Busses Swept From Roads, Lincoln Hard Hit

Four Drown and Dozen Are Missing in Nebraska Flood   At Lincoln, High Water Is Described as Worse in 4? Years.

Four Dead, Dozen Missing in Nebr. After Cloudburst  Six Inchec and   Six Inches and More of Rain Cause Flash Floods

TINY WASPS HELP IN BEETLE FIGHT   Female Tiphias Collected Or Gettysburg Battlefield Be. ing Used To Combat Bligh‘ In Other Areas

Loan Office Is Robbed   Two Suspects Are Arrested Later In Michigan City

FIGHT DEATHS ARE. ADDED 70 SEARCH TOLL   Bomber Aiding Search For Plane Crashes During Takeoff

17 Accounted for, Coast Guard Says; Found on Island  Off Canada’s Coast

One Reported As Critical. May Not Live   Survivors Bailed Out Of Flaming Craft OFF British Columbia Coast

One Of The Seven Yet On Princess Royal Island Is In Grave Condition; Parachuted Against Cliff

Only One Man Seriously Hurt In B-36 Mishap   Ten Are Brought to Safety and Other Seven Are Expected to Arrive Today; Eight on Rescue Plane Killed.

FBI Roundup Cracks Russ Atom Spying   Number of U. 5. Juries Suggests Widening Campaign Against Soviet Espionage

Red Espionage Plan in U. S. Cracked Open   Roundup of Spies Under Way; More Arrests Seen

BLOOD NEEDED FOR OVERSEAS   ‘Shipments Made From Columbus . Once A Week

Red Cross Appeals for Blood for . ‘Korea; Mobile Unit Coming Again

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Throngs Defy Rulers To Praise Jesus

The Greatest Story  Master Weeps At Realization Holy City Will Be Razed

PREDICTS DOCTORS WILL SOON” USE RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES .   a ttl Researcher Reveals New Development  ln Handling Isotonec

Truman Attack on Hoover Has Repercussions   Dulles Will Discuss Problem in Address Tonight

Truman’s Denuneiation of \Hoover As An Isolationist ‘Draws Heated: GOP. Replies

GOP Members ‘Protest Truman's Attack on Hoover  Drecsidant Denounces   President Denounces Ex-Chief Executive   As an lsolationist

Democrats Call Him  [solationist   Speech Tonight By John Foster Dulles May Increase Talk

Reds Boost Pressure On  All Fronts   U.S. Forces Try To Cut Roadblock North Of Taegu

North Koreans Put Pressure Around All Of Allied Front   Communists Seek To Breach Line

Only City Scales May Be Used for Weighing   British Voters Will Decide Whether To Have More Socialism or Less of 

Asvancing Allies Face Danger Of Attack From Real   ‘ Meet Tanks in Front ig AS They Near Border  Cn1

New Battle Shapes Up For Allies   Communist Troops Conve-ge On Area North Of Kusong

Allies Gain Up To Six Miles; Chonqju Falls   But Reds Hurl South Koreans Back On The Eastern Flank

Politics Forgotten As GOP Leaders Honor Ohio. Wreck Victims   Wood, Livengood, Gunther And Gavin Give Inspiring Eulogies; Duff And Fine © Are Unable To Be Present

Commission Ask Facts, Figures On Toll Highway   Proposed Route Of Turnpike Submitted By Director Kauer

European Front Is — Quiet   No Indication That Russia May Attempt Drive There to Tie in With Korean Invasior

Senate Rejects Nomination of Switzer as Judge   No Indication as To Next Step in Filling Post

Families Flee Rising Waters Of-Meramec   River a ‘Danger: Level In St. Louis Region; / Ice Hits Southeast

Old Opera House Burns in Capital, Threaiens Downtown   Lack of Fire-Fighting Equipment Hampers a Jefferson Ciiy Battle.

MRS. ROOSEVELT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   :   Rear of Her Car Is Hit Near Hyde Park Festate but She Fiecapes Injury.

May Have Been Caught In Tunnel When Failed To Re-Board Train   Businessmon Vogeler and Capt, Karpe -Both Attended Naval Academy

Fires At Rat, Kills His Wife   Bullet Tears Througk Ceiling Of Living Room Of Home

Mercy Slayer Was Insane, Doctor Says   Girl Begins Defense ‘ Te Charge of Killing Her Father

Ships Ready to Move U. S. Troops to Korea   River Locks, Dams Closed to Public

 100,000 WAVE GOODBY ~ Navy's ‘Blue Angels’ - Head For Korean Fight

Famed Jet Pilots May Fight In Korea Navy's "Blue Angels” Leave For Assianment In Pacific

Mrs. Remington May Give More Family "Secrets"  Ex-Wite of Alleged PerjurerSays He Told Her He Was a Communist

Fierce Battles Rage in North, Central Sectors   Allies Counterattack In Kyongiu Area

West Berliners riold Election  Armed Police Ready For Red Violence

Berlin Police Guard Against Election Riots   West Zone Holds First Yote Free. of Allied Supervision; Jail Reds

W. REICH GUARDS AGAINST VOTE RIOT   138,000 Police Alerted: Reds Threaten Viclence

Election Brings W. Berlin Alert   Armed Police Called Up to Meet Threat Of Red Violence

Berlin's Police Ready For Voting   Police Keep Close Watch On. Communist:

‘Anxious for Me Not to Testify’ (Charges Remington Sought to \Declare Ex-Wite Incompetent

Continues Tale Qf Red Sympathy   Nirs. Remington Says Ex-Husband. Did Not: Want Her To Testify

Remington’s Former Wife Asserts  He Wanted Her Declared to Be Mentally Unfit to Be Witness

Says Remington Wanted Her Declared Mentally Unfit To Give Testimony

Recess Called In Remington  Perjury Trial   Ex Wife Asseris He Asked Her To Make * “Byfitiéess’’ Claim

SCOUT COUNCIL ELECTS   Kaw Boy Scout Leaders Name Riley Burcham Vice-President

SCOUT COUNCIL ELECTS   Kaw Boy Scout Leaders Name Ri.  so Jey RBurcham Vice-President

WANTS CHILDREN TO KNOW MEANING OF WORD FREEDOM   LISTENED TO “VOICE   Programs From U. S., Brit ain, Meant Much ‘To Family In Prague

Czech Refugee Wants His Children To Know Real Meaning of Freedon

Light in Most of Iowa, Heavy in Some Areas  Voting Trend Spotty   Brannan Plan Among Top Issues in Iowa

Few Places Report Heavier Voting Than 1948 Primary   Early Estimate OF (0 0101 VVatac   Early Estimate of 500,000 Votes are Scaled Down

Vote Volume Mixed in  lowa Primary   Heavier Balloting Seen in Davenport; Many Others Light

U.N. Advance Not to Peril China Border   Korea Occupation to Be Temporary, Britain Assures

Reds Told U. N. Forces to Halt At Korea Borde:   "Solemn Assurance’ Given Before the World Assembly

Allies Will Not Cross Border   Russia and China Get Assurance of Britain

UN Assembly Set to Pass Korean Plan   Russ, Chinese Are Told MacArthur Wilk Not Pass Korean Berder

Soviets and Red China Assured Forces of MacArthur Will Not Go North of Korea

Britain Gives Assurance at N. Y. Session   Future Blueprint Makes All Korea Ward of U.N.

Britain Asserts UN Won’t Cross  Korean Border   General Assembly Opens Final Debate On Plan To Pacify Country

UN Assembly Told MacArthur's Troops Will Not Move Beyond Borders of Korea

UN Forces To Stop At Border   Britain Assures Reds  That MacArthur's   Forces Will Not Go vond Korean Line

No Movement Past Border Of Manchuria   Britain-US Assure Reds UN Troops Will Not Advance From Korea

Russia Assured U.N. Will Stop At Korea Border   Assembly Is Nearing Final Approval for Drive Into Red Korea

U. N. Forces Won't Advance Past Northern Korean Border. Britain Assures Russia And Red China

U.N. PLANS TROOP HALT AT KOREA'S NORTHERN BORDER   Assembly Rejects Russian Attempt To Get Reds Into Talks; Pushes Peace Plan

Britain Gives Reds Assurance  Says Troops Won't Go Over Korea Borde:

U. N. Won’t Push Into  Manchuria   Britain Assures USSR And China Troops Won’t Cross North Korean Line

Reds Assured U.N. Won't Go Beyond Border   British Minister of State Gives Pledge in Assembly Debate

U.N. To Halt At Russ Line   Britain Promises Troops Will Not Cross Into China

U.N. Forces Will Stop at Border Britain Promises   Russia and Chinese Reds Get Tip-Off On Intentions frem Menneth Youncaer

UNITED NATIONS VOTE TODAY ON KOREA’S FUTURE   BRITAIN ASSURES CHINA, RUSSIA: NO AGGRESSION

eb aM A i aee Soa BN a i For UN Korea Plan Britain Assures Russ  No Allies Will Advance  Revand korean Rarder

Soviet Defeated  In Korean Voting  U.N. Hears Britain Pledae Limitation

U.N. Convenes To Give Green Light On Korea     Assurance Given Reds Allies Won't Go Beyond  Korean Boundary.

No Designs On Korea, Russia Told   U.N. Assembly Nears Final Vote on Okaying Invasion _.of Communist Korea...

U.N. Forces Won’t Cross  . er + hs ” Ie, Fr? oe JOVIEt: Ci Chinese wCracrs

Korea Line Is U.N. Limit Briton Says   Reds Reassured That Forces Won’t Advance  Beyond North Border

Dry British Humor Crackles Wickedly in General Fiection Drive Repnartee

They Have To Be Nimble _ Heckling Britishers Enjoy Good Natured Vote Debates

Undemonstrative Britons Are Letting Selves Go in Restrained Sort of Way in Campaign

‘Wit (It Savs Here)  Wit (it pays ruere}— British Hecklers Go At It Hammer ~ And Songs In Pre-Election Clashes

Carol Paight Wins Acquittal  Girl Found Innocent of Killing Father

“‘Wildeat’ Mine Strike  Continues   Thousands Stay Away From Pits  To Defy Lewis

Temperatures   Decision Deferred Although 90,000 Miners Remain Idle; Latest Data On Coal Supplies Under Scrutiny

Contemplates Coal Action.   90,000 Strikers Have Mines Virtually Closed: Down

President Truman Making Decision on When to Step Into Mine Strike.

Truman Coal. Intervention —  Plan Awaited   President Studying Latest Supply Figures Prior To Making Up Mind; UMM, Operators Meet Wednesdav

Molotov Heads Party Sent To Red China   May Demand Chinese Enter Actively In Korean Fighting

ARMY T0 BE INCREASED T0 834.000 MEN   Will Add 240,000 to Force; Ask $3,059,154,000 Increase for Men and New “Hardware.”   - TO DRAFT 100,000 IN TWO MONTHS   Call 50,000 in September, 50,000 in October. Illinois Quota Expected to Be 6,220 Men.

Goodyear Prienc In   French And Rebels in See-Saw Batile Fer Indo-China

U.S. Ready to Renew Airlift Af Necessary   Commandants of Big Three Meet To Study Issue

United States Plans Roundup  of 3400 Aliens   Agency Will Swing Into Action Soon Under Anti-Red Law

U.S. Roundup Of Undesirable Aliens Planned   Attorney General’s Orders Now Awaited; Identities Are Known

Most Of Miners Return To Work   ‘‘Surprise Strike’’ Reports Persist As Some Illinois Miners Go Home

'nion Leaders Order Illinois Diggers To Quit   Danger Of National Walkout Not Over; Lewis Shuns Newsmen

MOST MINERS BACK ON JOB. EARLY TODAY   Illinois Mines Will Be Closed . Until Next Weel

Violence Flares At Textile Strike   Milk Supplies Cut Off In  Washington, Pittsburgh  i

POLICE FORCE INCREASED AT STRUCK PLANT   Dairy Workers Idle Thire Day In Row In Washington, Pittsburgh

Sandbags Piled  On River Levees   Catastrophe Still Feared at Winnipeg; Is Slightly Lower

Fight Pushed To Keen River Behind Levees   Winnipeg Continues Desperate Struggle; Barriers Bolstered  With More Sandbaas

Volunteers and Soldiers Pile Sandbags on Red River Levees as Flood Continues

Winnipeg Levees Bolstered As Red River Flood Crest Surges Through City Area

FATALLY STRICKEN ! WHILE EATING LUNCH   J. Robert Becker, 44, Dies Suddenly At His Home, 204 Linden Avenue  —Funeral Tomorrow

Illiterate Voters Will Get No Help   Supreme Court Hands Down Important Decision

Hanley Lowers Boom on U.S. Unpreparedness   Tells Legionnaires Capito! Needs a Thorough Shakeup

Tension Eases In Berlin After Rally Of Youth  Expect Thousands Of Demons trators

Jubilant Americans Already Are Asking ‘When Do We GoHome?   Firet Cavalry Division First To Blast Way Into City Of Pyonayana.

W OALAVT PUR UE  Two Additions to Watson Library Will Be Opened Wednesday

IS READY FOR USE   I RY) SVEN Ue  Two Additions to Watson Library Will Be Opened Wednesday

Bodies Taken From River at Brownsville   Empty Boat Starts Search For Victims

EXPERIMENT AL H-BOMB WORK GOING AHEAL   Truman To Have Fina! Say On Production Of Missile, Belief

New Explosive Estimated 1,000 Times As Powerful As Present Uranium Type

Foreign Policy Review Expected   New Bomb May Change Russian Views on Control of Weapons

Experiments Are Thought To Be Begun On H-Bombs   Ultimate Decision On Use Of Powerful  Weapon Is Truman’s

Longshore Boss, Aides Convicted Of Conspiracy   Faces Deportation For Denying Red Tie

Jury Reports in Fifth Day of Deliberation On Labor Chief’s Fate   Convict Two Aides In Conspiracy Case   West Coast Longshore Leader Faces Maxi mum 7 Year Sentence

Jurors Find Companion: Guilty Also   ot Trial of  Longshore Chief Took Four Months

EXTRA   FACES 7-YEAR PRISON TERM   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict After 31-Hour Deliberation.

Bridges Found Guilty After 31 Hours of Debate   Conviction Carries Maximum Jail Term Of 7 Years, Plus Fine

BANDIT GIVEN FIVE-YEAR TERM IN EASTERN “PEN’   Louis Tuccillo, Trenton, One of Group Holding Up Diner   RELEASED FROM JAIL   Tuccillo Recently Released rom New Jersey State Prison

Russia Bitterly Opposes Move At U.N. Session   See Drive On Red Capital Of Pyongyang Awaiting Gnly Sanction Of U. N.

All Except Two of State Wing's Units ‘On Call’   Truax-Trained Squadron Set for Service Feb. 1

Local Unit of Air Guards Gets Alert For Duty   Group Training at Truax Field. Goes Into Active Service on February 1

Evidence Mounts Russia Plans to Push Western Allies Out of Berlin

NEW BINAGGIO ANGLE   St. Louis Paper Saves Demo Leader Was Slated to Die Earlier

‘Major Political Figure’ Marked for Assassination   Gangster's Decided Official “Too Big” . TT. Re Murdered.

K. C. Slayings Ordered Two Weeks Ago at Gangsters Powwow, Newspaper Says

Says Killing of Political Leaders Was Ordered At Casino in Illinois

Talked Death For Two Others With Binaggio   Post Says Gangs Decided Against ‘Other Killings .

NEW BINAGGIO ANGLE   St. Tania Paper Saye Demo Lesdes sted to Ihe Earlier

Royalton Township Is Over Top In Red Cross Drive: $336 Is Raised

RED ATROCITY TRIALS SLATED; SUSPECTS HELD   Army Investigators Verify Murder Of 3,404

aroe eye ee  C.. of G::Makes .. Tentative Plans for Chiistrnas   wes oh ed :  Group: HearsRoger Jolly     In Talic'von' Korea" and: History of Communism ~-

_ Reply Sent 20 Protest : AY Soviets  = er Flight   Punishment, Payment Demanded Of Persons Responsible For Act

Formal Charge ls Made That Plane Shot Down   Indemnity Demanded And Early Soviet Claim Is Rejected

Demands Apology and Indemnity Warns Against Any Repetition   Note to Moscow Also Calls for Punishment ‘Of Russian Aviators for Destruction of Navy Plane: Bluntly Rejects Soviet Story of Clash

1U. S. Issues Strong Warning and Demands Apology as Well as [Indemnity for Loss of Aircraft

Insist Soviet Fighters Must Be Punished For Attacking Craft   Claim Navy Plane Over Baltic Sea      Note Demands ‘Strict Instructions’ to Prevent - New Incidents in Future

Demand Made Russians Punish Fliers And Pay Appropriate Indemnity   Charge And Demand Made In Formal Reply To Russia’s Protest That American Plane Flew Over Latvia.

Charges Russian Airmen Downed Unarmed Plane   Attack Over Open Sea Claimed; Accusations ‘of Moscow Rejected

US Charges Reds Shot Down Plane Over Open Sea   Government Demands Soviet Apology and Indemnity for Loss

—REPLIES TO SOVIET PROTEST—  U.S. Charges Russia Shot Down Navy Plane

Plane Was Over Baltic Open Waters U.S. Says   DEMANDS PUNISHMENT AND INDEMNITT IN FORMAL REPLY TO SOVIET PROTES®

Strong Protest Is Lodged With Kremlin   Punishment For Those Responsible Is Demanded in Note

Rejects Protest, Seeks Indemnity For Ten Who Died  Washington Denies Navy Craft Travelec Over Latvia Area

Rejects Soviet Charge Yanks Opened Firing   Demands Russian Fliers Be Punished For Aerial Aitack

“TEN LOST OVER BALTIC— ~ Moscow Given Strong Warning On Repetition

Demand Soviet  Punish Fliers,  Pay Indemnity Reply Te Red Protest  Alsa Stresses New tnridardt Preventian

PUNISHMENT OF RED FLIERS IS DEMANDED   Reply To Moscow’s Protest of U.S.-Soviet Air Incident Over Baltic Sea Denounces Unprovoked Destruction of American Lives and Property.

U.S. Demands Soviets Punish Guilty Fliers  Department Of Stat Answers Complaint

Deaths Of Ten Airmen Laid To Soviet In Strong Counter-Protest   Action Demanded In Baltic € tharge   Russia Told To Punish All Pilots Involved, Pledge No More Incidents

Charge Russians ‘Shot Down Plane  HAvsestea Rene a: Detzweves   ‘Also Ask for Indemnity for Loss of Plane and {0 Airmen Aboard

American Reply To Soviet Protest Demands That Russia Punish Those  Rescnoncsible.   ASKS APPROPRIATE INDEMNITY FROM RUSS

Full Indemnity Sought; Russian Protest Blasted   Unprovoked Assault On Unarmed Yankee: Charged In Reply

U, S. EXPECTED TO TURN DOWN SOVIET CHARGE   Reply To Protest On Plane Shooting Ready For Delivery

U.S. Files Protest  To Russia on Plane   Indemnity, Punishment Demanded For Downing Unarmed Navy Craft— Territorial Violation Denied

Formal Nofe Sent Moscow   Demands Punishment of Those Responsible, Indamnity tor Lives of Crew

Stern Note Dispatched  To Russia   Charges Soviets’ Baltic Air Attack Was ‘Unprovoked’

U.S. Claims  Russ Shot — Navy Plane   Demand Punishment, Idemnity For 10 Lost

FORMAL U. S. NOTE BLAMES SOVIET PILOTS   Caustic Statement Issued Along With Text Of Message

U.S. Contends Craft Was Hit Over Open Sea   Demands Responsible Persons Be Punished

Soviet Union Accused Of ‘Unprovoked Destruction’ Of American Lives

Note Demands Punishment for (uilty,Payment For Lives Lost   Strict Instructions to Pree vent New Incident Urged By Ambassador

Plane Claimed Attacked Over Oren Waters   Indemnity Payment For Lives Of 10  Aiymeon Demanded

Demands Russia Punish Those Responsible  Strong American Note Also Demands Indemnity Be Paid

NOTE DEMA PUNISHMENT, INDEMNITY   Accusation Made In Reply : To Russian Protest   States Navy Aircraft Did Not Fly Over Territory Occupied By Soviets

Demands  Indemnity, Penalty   Unarmed American Plane Not Over  . DD ate Petes Ts a os elegy

Russia Given  Order To Pay In Life Loss   U. S. Charges Patrol Plane Was Attacked “Over Open Waters’?

Demand Is Made Fliers BePunished   Alka Call for Issuance of Strong Orders So That No Repetition  ea llow   Search Abandoned

American Note is Deliverec In Moscow By Ambassador Kirk   DEMAND AN APOLOGY

Claims Action Occurred Over Open Sea   Demands Punishmen for Guilty Persons, Indemnity for Lives

args &   §. Tells Russia ay Indemnity,  nish Offenders   ete Also Demands Soviet Fliers Be; Warned To Prevent New Incidents

PUNISH GUILTY MEN, AMERICAN ~ NOTE DEMANDS   Russia’s Claim that Craft Flew Over Soviet Territory Is Rejected

Asks Damages For Lives of 10 Lost Fliers  Demands Penalties For Soviet Airmen

Note Demands Indemnity For Lives of Ten   Also Punishment For Those Responsible; Reject Soviet Claims:

Nation Demands Russians Punish Those Responsible And Pay Indemnity for Men

Charge Fighters Shot Down Plane Over Open Ocean   Punishment for Pilots Demanded In American Note

Demands Soviets Punish Men Who Fired on Bomber   Asks Indemnity For  Lives of Fliers

Reply Is Sent To Protest Of Soviet Russia   Most Blistering Document Issued During Cold War

U.S. Answers Russians, Claims Red Craft Downed Plane Over ‘Onen Water’

Note Demands Soviet Pilots Be Punished   Also Demand Russia Pay Appropriate Indemnity For  10 Men’s Lives

U.S. Demands Reparations Of Russians  Punishment Of Thos Responsible Asked By U. S.; Lack Of

‘Ship Downed Over Waters Of Baltic Sea’   U. S. Note Demands Reds Pay Indemnity For Lost Lives

U. S. Claims Navy Craft Shot Down Over Baltic Sea   Demands Soviets Punish Those Responsible ’ And Pay Indemnity for Lives of Ten Men.

Claims Unarmed Plane Downed By Red Airmen   Punishment Of Those Resoonsible Asked By Washington

Flat Accusation Answers Red Protest Note  U. S. Denies Its Craft Flew Over Soviet’ Territory

Accuse Soviet Of Downing Plane In Open Waters   U. S. Rejects Russ Claim That International Law Violated; Demand In demnity For Lives Of 10   Insincerityv

U.S. Places Blame For Missing Navy Plane on Russians   Note Delivered in Moscow Demands That Punishment Be Made

Punishment for in Formal Reply   Appropriate Indemnity for Lives of 10 Fliers ls Requested of Soviet

Demands Russta Punish Persons Who Are Involved   Wants Appropriate Indemnity For Lives  Of Ten Men Killed

Expect U.S. Will Reject Russia s Plane Protest   State Department Plans Reply to Claim Ship Flew over Latvia

Moseow Sent Formal Reply To Protests   Note Says American Navy Craft Unarmed, Under Orders Not to Enter Russ Territory

‘Stiff Note Warns Against Repetition ‘Under Any Pretext,’ Demands Apology, ‘Indemnity, Punishment of Guilty

Blistering Note Given To Kremlin   Unprovoked Assault Laid To Commies

Soviets Shot Down Plane,  U.S. Charges   American Note To Moscow Demands Reds Be Punished And Indemnity Paid

Note Supplies Data In Touchy Cold War Tiff   Protest By Moscov Just Propaganda

DEMANDS MADE FOR PUNISHMENT AND INDEMNITY   tate Vepartment Charges That Russian Airmen Shot Down American Plane And Rejects Protest Of Soviet.

DEMAND REPARATIONS  Reds Decorate Airmen as Reward for ‘Bravery’ Causing Death to Ten

American Note Demands Punishment Of Persons  Responsible For Attack

U. $. Claims Aircraft Was Over Open Sea   Seeks Indemnity For Lives of 10 Men Lost in Airplane

Indemnity Demanded For 10 Lost   Note Rejects Claim ‘Privateer’ Violated Russian Territory

Note Asks Punishment  Of Red Fliers   Formal Reply Made To Protest April 8 Shooting Incident

Russian Fighters Charged   With Shooting Dow Over Baltic Sea; Formal Note Sent

American Reply To Soviet Protest Is Made; Ask Indemnity For Lives Lest

CHARGES RUSSIAN FIGHTERS SHOT DOWN U. S. AIRPLANE   United States Wants Reds to Punish Those Responsible and Pay Indemnity for Lives Lost.

Plane Shot Down Over Sea, Charge   Sternly Worded Note Warns Moscow Demands Pay. Aviator Punichmen?

REPORTED ON EITHER SIDE   One Communist Jet Reported “Probably Destroyed” in Yesterday’s Series of Dogfights —   American! Doughboys Beaten Back Near Sunchon

Three Enemy Planes Hit But Reach Safety   Allies Move Ahead More Than A Mile In Counter Attack

Is Korean War's Biggest And Longest Air Engagement   DOGFIGHT SERIES   25,000 Chinese Persons Said To Have Crossed Yalu For Demonstration

NO LOSSES REPORTED ON EITHER SIDE   One Communist Jet Reported “Probably Destroyed” in Yester. day’s Series of Dogfights — American Doughboys Beaten Back Near Sunchon.

Plane Battle Reported Over Sinuiju Area  Three Of Red Planes   Three Of Red Planes Damaged; American: Escape Any Losses

Dogfights Clocked For 8D Minutes   Communist Planes » Flee Across Border

Vogeler Says He Was Spy  For America      U. S. Citizen Confesses Guilt As Head Of Alleged Spy Network

Standby Power For President Seems Certain   Clamor For Extra Author ity To Curb Inflation  ' Grows

Standby  Controls —  Seem Sure No Objections To Authority, President Savs

STAND-BY PAY. PRICE CURBS HELD LIKELY   Republican Policy Bloc Okays Move, Truman Has No Objections

Deion Wlana Price, Vv age  Controls Sten Nearer  wl tw Uwrst we     Powers On Standby  Basie Aanenved Ry   Powers On Standby Basis, Approved GOP Policy patil

CONGRESS WILL GIVE PRESIDENT STAND BY POWER   Can Invoke Price Ane Wage Controls If He Sees The Need   REPUBLICANS LINE UP THEIR SUPPORT

TRUMAN MAY GET PRIGE-PAY POWERS   CONGRESS SEEMS LIKELY TO GIVE HIM AUTHORITY TO IMPOSE CONTROLS,

MOUNT UNION TO START TERM WITH 14 NEW TEACHERS   CHINESE SAY U.S. PLANES ATTACKED MANCHURIAN AREA   Tressury Repert   Ga The WASHINGTON Merry - Go - Round

‘Heavy Voting Reported In State Primary  , McMath-Laney Duel  Brings Out Many “Voters Today

Strikes Affect Two Groups in New York And Syracuse Plants   World Telegram and Sun Has Walkout; 3,000 Solvay Workers Idle

NORLD-TELEGRAM PLANT PARALYZCD BY GUILD STRIKI   New York Newspaper Halls  Publication; Boast In  Wernee Remanded

CIVILEANS MAN SHIPS       Famouxs Navy Hospital Vessels E Readied for Service Again

CIVILIANS MAN SHIPS   Famous Navy Hospital Vessels Readied for Service Again

Airforce, Navy Jets Fire Six Villages In Greatest Continuous Strike Of Wa

UN Committee Snubbed By Chinese Reds   Demand For Peace Talks Ignored By Peiping Leaders

UN Committee Snubbed By Chinese Reds  Ramanand Bae Danea   Demand For Peace Talks Ignored By Peiping Leaders

Rebel Troops Take Fortress InIndo-China   French Order Civilians To Evacuate Langson, Another Big Fort

Reds Create New Ministry  Of The Navy   Move Makes Navy Separate For The First Time In  Russ History

Russia Eistublishes New Naval Ministry  Believed Move In Big Building Plan

Most Incumbents Win in Primaries  Veteran Brooklyn Democrat Defeated

Only One Incumbent Defeated   Rep. Joseph L. Pfeifer Loses; Rep. Hall Squeaks By.

Search for Boy Suspected of Having Dangerous Disease Continues in Ohio

Resume Hunt For Gypsies Berlin Heig! When Sick Boy Not FoundYouth Kille

Senators Back Policy In China   State Department Is Given Support

U.N. Gives Its Forces Green Light To Cross 38th Parallel In Korea

U.N. Moves To Put Kore: Plan To Use   Backing Given To U.S. Proposal For War-Torn Nation

Korean Peace Plan Is Approved By Big Vote, Soviet Bloc Defeated   Proposal Gives Tacit Go-Ahead For UN Forces To Cross Parallel; Supporters Shrug Off Red China Threat

UN Moves Ahead ToPutKorean  PlaninAction  ‘Election Under UN  > Supervision Sloted  T. Elntan Mf mtinéerews

Korea Future Discussed By U. N. Group   American-Backed Plan is Moved ‘Full Steam Ahead  By Committee

Korea Plan Put Through In U.N. Vote   Unified Nation Aim After Restoration Of Peace To Country

UN Approval Of U. S. Plan Clears Road   Tacit Approval Granted By Decision for UN Forces to Cross the 38th Parallel

4.Poimt Plan Of Occupation For All Korea   UN Adopts American Supported Program for  Rebuilding Republic

UN Moves Aheac To Put Korea Plan in Effect   Permission for Forces To Cross 38th Line Granted

47 to 5 Vote In U.N. Backs N. Korea Drive   Only Soviet Bloc Opposes U.S. Plan For Unified Nation

Plan Approved by UN Gives Tacit Permission To Cross 38th Border— Red Bloc Opposes

UN Moves To Put Into Effect Plan For Korea  Tacit Permission   Tacit Permission Is Granted Troops To Cross Parallel

Plan For Future Of Korea Given Approval Of U.N.   Grants Tacit Permission For U.N. Forces To Cross 38th Parallel -

U.N. Implies Crossing Of 38th Is Okay   Resolution Calling For Unified Korea Approved 47 To 5

U.N. APPROVES PLAN ON KOREA   Grants Tacit Permission For Forces To Cross 38th Parallel

Reds Lose U.N. Fight... . ee el  Plan For Uniting Koreans Adopted

UN Approves American-Backed Plan For Korea   Action For Unification Of Government Is One Main Aim

U.N. Pushes Korean Plan  Grants Permissicr   Grants Permission To Cross Parallel

UN Moves To Put Into Effect Plan For Korea  Tacit Permission Is Granted Troops

U. N. MOVES AHEAD   For American Backed Plan for the Future of WarTorn Korea

UN. ACTING ON KOREAN PLAN   Push American Proposal To Assure Future of War-Torn Nation

United Nations Speed Steps To Put In Effect US-Backed Plan For Korea

America Pushes Plan For Korea. Ih United Nation   Peace Plan Gives Complete Authority For Occupation

United Nations Plan for Korea Is Blow fo Reds  AR AOGee is ee ee   Military Occupation To Be Ended When Aims Are Achieved

U.N. Steams Ahead Toward Peace Plan   U. S.-Backed Proposal Wins 47-5 Approval With Fecling Chinese Reds, Seeking Membership, Will Not Intervene

Chesapeake & Potomac Asks Fourth Post-War Rate Boost Put In July 15

C&P Seeking  Rate Increase   Phone Company Says Pia Bor Fxnansion Slowed

Man C! 3 hare ged With Killing F amily   Claims Dream Responsible For Strangling Wife and Infant Son at His Home

Record Vote Seen In Ohio  Taft Vs. Ferguson Battle To Bring Huge Turnout

Soap Consulfant Fired from Post   Welfare Director Cites Savindas

Rhodes’ Char e Hits Home Soap Deal Produces Political Suds, Lamneck Fires Moore

Bought Supplies For State From Own Company   Rhodes Claims Firm Was Paid Double Price For Ingredients

Gave State Business To HisOwnFirm   Ouster F ollows  Rhodes’ Charge

PHONE STRIKE “THREAT LOOMS OVER NATION   Wednesday Morning  « Time Set For New Walkout

Slowdown at W. Easton Also; Wages at Issue   Immediate Cause of N. J. Walkout Is Disciplinary Action Against Chief Stew ard; Federal Mediators Intervening.

North Half Of State Is Ice-Crusted   Highway Traffic Stalled, Business Is Curtailed

2BROTHERS DROWN ~ IN FLOODWATERS   FOUR RELATIVES ON NEARBY BRIDGE 18 ARKANSAS UNABLE TOG AID THEM.

DESPERATE EFFORTS COSTLY   Eight Hour Toll Of 1 000 Lives Suffered. ry Foe; North Koreans in Reckless Spending  Of Lives to Gain Mere Inches; Battle For Pohang Continues In Furious Temno

PROGRAM AIMED AT PEACE  Official Declares U. S. Already Under Attack

Major Eliot To Write for Sunday Sun   ‘Ace Analyst Offers _ Weekly Report on World Military Might

Today's Youth May See End Of Civilization Children Must Build World Of Peace. Educator Warne

Floods. Cold Hit Middlewest   Troops, Volunteers Join To Battle Raging Rivers: 4.000 Homeless

Volunteers Fight Midwest Floods   South, East Shed’ Ice. Snow Storms

4000 HOMELESS   4000 HOMELESS © Troops Called to F ight Middle West Floods

Intervened For Chinese Ac cused Of Red Activities, McCarthy Says   CHAVEZ STATEMENT WRITTEN BY COMMIE

Sen. McCarthy Armed With Loyalty ‘Records Blasts Awav at Lattimore

McCarthy Claims Proof Lattimore  Aided 2 Held Red   Says Documents Show He Intervened To Keep Chinese in Govt.

M’Carthy Lays Papers On Table To Prove Owen Lattimore Aided Reds   Documents Disclose Lattimore Intervened  T: Keep Two Chinese Communists In Office Of War Information Posts In 1942-43

Lattimore’s Aid  fo Reds Proved, McCarthy Claims   Offers Documents in Chinese Case; Blasts at Chavez

OWI Loyalty Cases Linked  To Lattimore   McCarthy Produces Copies of Document: Professor Demands To Know His Source

vialms to Show He Intervened to Keep Alleged Communistic Chinese in U.  §. Government Jobs in Washington.

McCarthy Accuses State Dept. of Fraud Cover Un   Says Lattimore Intervened to Keep Two Men on Job

Lattimore Aided China Reds To Keep Jobs — McCarthy  QQ ..,. Lie...) OUT. Ranont   Senator Challenged To Repeat Communist Charge Outside Senate

UN Talks On Future Korean Onerations Sought by USA      (Malik Seems Happy But He's Not; Everything Going Against Russia

Need Increases For UN Decision On 38th Parallel  Assembly to Decide   Assembly to Decide Whether Dividing Line Should Be Crossed

Rumor and Counter-Rumor  Capital Buzzes With Reports Of Proposed Super Atom-Bomb

Sanders Jury Being Chosen   State Challenges One Juror; Eight Picked to Judge ‘herey’ Killina -

HEARING PROMISED ON PEACETIME DRAF]   House Armed Services Committee Expected to Oppore Exten sian of Tar,

Hope is Given Residents Of Flooded Area   Situation is Still Regarded as Serious In Winnipeg Sector; 90,000 Evacuated

Winnipeg Cheer: End of Rains  Upstream Crest      Upstream Crest Reported Dropping

Winnipeg Flood Peril Decreases   End Of Rain Forecast As River Level Drops Near U. S. Border

Winnipeg Gets Light Relief   Winds, Rain Decrease Dike Breaks Feared

MAJOR BREAK STILL FEARED IN FLOOD ARE   Weatherman Gives Help ing Hand With Change In Forecast

 WINNEPEG THREAT EASES     Kain Hold Off; Red River's Flved  Lesel Drops

River Starts To Fall South Of Winnipeg   Weatherman Lends Helping Hand; Retracts Rain Forecast

Winnipeg Gets Brighter News Waters Recede  Officials Still Stay Alert For Break In

Sun Shines On Wet Winnipeg   Weather Raises Hopes That Flood May Ease Off Soon, But Peril To City Is Still High

Rain Delayed; Flood Eases in Winnipeg Area   River Levels Drop Wind Pressure Or Dikes Is Relieved

Weatherman Aids Winnipeg Flood Area But Outlook Is “None Too Optimistic”

Weatherman Helps APPPAPA LLLP LA APOLLO AAPN  Pressure on  Dikes Eased At Winnipeg

Winnipeg Flood Sources Lower   Hope Rises as Rains Hold Off: Big Area One Great Lake

Red River Is Reported Steady: Winnipeg Tense   Weatherman’s Forecast Of Rain Today Reversed

Red River Widens Into Many Lakes; 90,000 Have Moved   Some Conditions Change for Better; However, Major Disasters Are Feared

Why Did Reds Stop There?   Mystery Is Failure To Exploit Broakthrough When Way Open Inte Pusan

Tydings Asks Red Contacts  Directness Is Urged on Atomic Controls

AMBASSADOR RECALLED Queen's Remarks Cause  Eqyptian-Greek Dispute

Pick Champion Babies of lowa At State Fair   Healthiest Girl Com: piles Score of 99.275 To Top Champ Boy

Flying Boat Disappears Over Gulf   Search Planes And Ships Tour Over Wide Area

9 On Airboat Down in Gulf   Ships, Planes Hunt Vanished Navy Craft

MINERS RESCUED FROM CAVESCOTCH COAL MINE  Oxygen Masks a  Used Make W Throuach ig

Youth, 18, Dazed, Pale, Conscious   Other Victims Are To Be Brought Up From 'Tomb'

WHAL UF FULUNE K. U. Chancellor Advises  Men Students of Military Situation

Mystery In Plane Blast    Who Was Trying to Kill Whom on London-Paris Airliner Thursday Has Scotland Yard Puzzled

Explosive in Airliner Tears Tail Apart; Stewardess Hurt But Plane Returns to Airport

Communist Troops Surrender by the Dozen;  Angry Gls Make Banzai Attack in Reverse

U.S. Can ‘Lick Hell?’ Out of Russians On an Hour’s Notice, Johnson Claims

Johnson Says Hour's Notice Is Only Need   Toughest Language Yet Used In Cold Wear le Emnloved

Could ‘Lick Hell Out of Russians, Secretary Says   Johnson Uses Some Of Toughest Lanuage Of Cold War

Johnson Uses Tough Languag In Cold War  Claims U.S. Could Lick Reds With An Hour’s Notice

lohnson Warns Stalin!  U. S. Ready to Lick  Russ on Hour’s Notice

SAYS COULD "LICK HELL" OUT OF REDS   Secretary of Defense Johnson Declares U. S. Could  . Get Ready at an Hour’s Notice.   TOUGHEST TALK OF THE COLD WAR   Cabinet Member Asserts Nation’s Military is Stronger Than at Any Time Since 1945.

Stalin Told U.S. Defense Growing Stronger Each Day   Johnson Reiterates Peace Hopes; Credits Unification With Toughening Policies

Johnson Says U.S. Is Ready To ‘Lick Hell’ Out Of Russia   Defense Secretary’s Words Are Sharpest Yet Delivered In Cold War With Soviets

Ready In One Hour, Is Claim   Defense Chief Hurls Defiance At Russia. Citee U. S. Strencih

Johnson Uses Strong Words to Rap Russia   U.S. Ready to Lick Soviet on ‘Hour’s Nlotice’ He Save

Secretary of Defense Declares U. S. Prepared to “Licl Hell” Out of Soviets on Hour’s Notice.

U.S. ToughAnd Ready   Defense Secretary Avows U.S. Getting Ready to Hit Fast ond Herd

U.S. Ready To ‘Lick Hell’ Out Of Russia On An Hour’s Notice, Asserts Secretary Of Defense

Johnson Says U.S. Is Ready To Lick Reds   ‘Stalin Will Know I If He Starts Any. thing’ Sec’y. Vows

‘ROUND WORLD AT A GLANCE   Defense Chief Warns Stalin in Tough Talk

See. Johnson Talks Tough  To Russians   U.S. Ready to ‘Lick Hell? Out of Them On Hour’s Notice, Claim

Defense Secretary Johnson Says U.S. Could Whip Reds  Easily, Armed Force Grows

Secretary Sends Soviet  Hot Words   U.S. Can ‘Lick Hell’ Out Of Russia; Defense Head Shouts

DEFENSE LEADER SAYS U.S. ABLE TO BEAT BUSSIA   Johnson Declares America Is ‘Ready Fo Knock Out So. viet Nation On Hour’s Notice — He Cites U.S. Power.

Defense Chief Declares We Could ‘Lick Hell’ Out: Of Reds On Hour’s-Notice

Our Forces Are Prepared, He Declares   Defense Secretary Delivers Fighting Message to Alumni Group

JOHNSON TELLS RUSSIA U. 5S. IS READY 10 ACT   Defense Secretary Warns America Could ‘Lick Hell’ Out of Soviets

U.S. READY ‘TO LICK HELL OUT OF RUSSIA,’ TAGNCAN CHOTITS IN CET-TOUCH POLICY TALE

SHARP WORD ARE AIMED AT RUSSIA   Ready To “Lick Hell’? Out Of Soviets If Attacked   More Powerful Than It Has Been Since 1945, Fellow Virginia Alumni Told

Johnson Is Gruff in His Reds’ Talk   Defense ‘Secretary Says U. S. Ready to Act on Hour’s Notice if Russia Opens   ‘Says Peace Sought   Tells Audience This Country Doing All fer Peace

Secretary Johnson Declares U. S. Prepared To ‘Lick Hell’ Out Of Russia In Hour’s Notice

Johnson's Blast Tetls ‘Joe Stalin’ U.S. Defense Set  Belligerent Talk Declares Nation Fears No Attack

U. S. ‘Ready To Lick Reds On Hours Notice   Fighting Words Are Hurled by Johnson, U.S. Defense Chief

Secretary Johnson Says U. S. Ready To Lick Russia ‘On An Hour’s Notice’

TEMPERATURE   ‘Ready To Lick Russia On Hour’s Notiee’ - - Johnsan

We'd Lick Russia  Now, Says Johnson   Chief Says U.S. Defense Strongest Since 1945— Sharpest Official Wards

Firm Stand Set Forth By Johnson   Says U. 8. Ready To Enter Combat On Hour’s Notice

§ Czech Catholic Officials Receive Lone Prison“Ferms   Communist. Court. Finds Them Guilty of Treason, Spying

Foreign Policy Unity Is Asked   Democratic Solon Wants Support for Sec. Acheson

Democrats Rally Behind Acheson   Fulbright Tells G.0.P. To Forget Election Battle

Acheson To Get Policy Support From Democrats  Fulbright Calls On GOP'S To Forget

Demos Band To Take Heat Off Acheson   Leaders Call On GOP To Forget Election Issues

Fulbright Calls For GOP Support   ~ United Front On Foreign Policy Urged By Solon   tela Darel Cras

Demecrats Build Acheson Support      Cail On Reeublicans Fo: United Front On Policies

Democrats Voice Acheson Support To Counter GOP Blasts At Policies

Seek United Front On Foreign Policy   Some Democrats Build Up Support for Sec. Acheson to’ Counter Widespread . Republican Demands for Overhauling nternational.Program.   FULBRIGHT ASKS HARMONY

Some Democrat: Build Support For Acheson  Seek To Counter   Seek To Counter GOP Demands For Policy Changes

Hearings Begin on Reds in State Dept.   Sen. McCarthy Will Be Asked to Disclose Names

Reports ‘Hundreds’ Were Shot  Wounded South Koreans Killed By Reds. According to Doctor

UP’s Teletype Workers Strike   Executives, Other Department Workers Handle Machines

United Press Teletype Operators, Maintenance Men in 35 Bureaus Strike

Rains Push Rivers Out   Overflows in Kansas) Moderate, But May Bad If It Rains More

FLOODS IN KANSAS   Heavy Rains Cause River: in North Central Part to Leave Banks

Heavy Rains Cause River: _ “in North Central Part to H Leave Banks

Says Marshall ! Warned of Red LPeril in 1947   Ferguson Replica to Dem Ciaim That MeCarthy Charves Were ‘Fraud’

GOP Senator Tells Of 194.7 Red Report   Republicans Rally To Defense Of Senator McCarthy’s Charges

CRACKDOWN QN CHISLERS IS HINTED   Defense Production Chieftain Says Next Week Will See Action

NPA To Clamp Its First Restraints On Industry, BanHoarding, Next Week

@ Recent Price Jumps Due To “Unpatriotic Chiselers,” Symington Says   GOVERNMENT ORDERS SYNTHETIC RUBBER

Daily News Index   C rackdown on Chiselers Shaped by Defense Board

Anti-Hoarding Order Is Due Next Week   Syminaton Declares   Symington Declares It Will Be Directed at Industry

‘Chiselers’ Blamed for Most Recent Price Jumps Anti-Hoarding  Order Dir ected Alt Industr y

duction Chief us Chiselers ‘kdown Likely  i-Hoarding ler Expected  WNavt Week

New US Board To Slap Curb On Hoarders   Symington Attacks Chiselers, Profiteers

DRIVE AGAINST HOARDERS IS AIM OF U. .   Crackdown Due Soon Symington Hints In Statement

Crackdown On Chiselers And Hoarders Seen  Symington Promises Prompt Action On New Program

Hikes Blamed On ‘Chiselers’   Crackdown Is Predicted On Prat iteering

NPA to Clamp First Controls Upon Industry   Unpatriotic Chiselers Are Blamed for Recent Increases in Prices

Symington Hints Crackdown Due (n “Chiselers”  Anti-Hoarding Order Expected Next Week

Increase In Prices Blamed On Chisel         At iquuiy® Due Next Week -

Chiselers Hit In Price Hikes; 2 Anti-Hoarding Order Is Due  Symington Raps Unpatriotic Grou: Gov't Crackdown Promised Next Week

‘MOVE 1S DEFENSE PRECAUTION  Congress Asked To Give Truman Power To Blackout Broadcasts

Another Negro Home Bombed In Birmingham   Six Occupants Narrowly Escape Injury; Blast Follows L.S. Court Ruling Against City’s Zoning Law

SIX KILLED IN STATE DURING ‘THE WEEKEND   Fatal Crash Near Mt, Carmel Takes One Life. Several — Upstate Crashes,

New York Welfare Commissioner and Family  Of Six Eat Well on Relief Budget, Save $28.54

Little Town Resents Federal Bank Inquiry  Mavhe Mannraament Tan Ganarane fav Mirhbinan EFarmare But Nathina’c Wrana

GUN BATTLE VICTIM DIES   Second Police Officer A Saginaw Succumbs  To Wounds

Gun Duel Kills 3 At Saginaw  Policeman Is Third Victim Of Battle

City Employes To Seek Raise   Employes’ Group Asks For Meeting With City Council

Measure Is Approved by  Senate Grour   Committee Puts Okeh on Revised House Version For Expanded Program, TInereacend Renefiis

Senators Back Security Bill  Increased Benefits Bon Bamasvisiasl En»

Senate Group OKs Bill fo add Millions To Security Rolls  Some Now on Rolls Would get Hikes Of 90 Per Cent

Bill io Broaden Social Security Moves Ahead a Step   Would Cover 8,000,000 to 10,000,000 More Not Now Included.

Farm Labor  Covered in Bill   Revised Version of House-Passed Measure Would Increase Benefits

Pension Hike Gets Approval of Committee   ‘Measure to Double Benefits Approved by 1), Two Abstain

Bill On Social Security To  White House   Would Bring In 10,000,000 More Under ts Scope

IS SENDING INFANTRY   Greek Government Will Have 5,000 Infantrymen at Korea

kKkkewkxk* GREECE CABLESU.N. SHE'S SENDING 5,000 SOLDIERS TO KOREA

Churchill Calls For Return To Free Enterprise   Stirs Britain's Election Campaign

First Cavalry Division Joins  With Seventh   Move Cuts Possible Escape Route For Shattered Reds

UN Forces Begin Mop-Up Of Red Troops   Inchon, Pusan Troops Linked While Fight  Inside Sesul Reaee

Spearhead From South Ends 115. Mile Dash Contacting — North Forces Near Seoul

Fierce Battle Stull Raging  In Seoul Area   U.S. Beachhead Units Krom Pusan-Inchon Area Meet Near Osan

Two Beachhead Forces Link Up South of Seoul   100,000 Reds, Bulk of Communist Army, Cut Off by Maneuver; Die-Hard Reds Still Fighting in Capital.

Allied Forces Mop Up In Korean Conflict   American Troops Form:-Link 30 Miles South Of War. Ravaged Seoul—United States Cavalry Make 115-Mile Dash In Five Davs

ALLIED LINKUP CLOSES ESCAPE TO 100.000 REDS   Inchon-Pusan Forces Meet to Seal Trap; Foe Still Resists in Seoul

American Spearheads Meet South Of Seoul   100,000 Reds May Be Trapped; Seoul Pays Price For Liberation

Occupation Of Taejon Seals Network Of Rail & Highway Routes South Of Seoul; Trap 3 Red Divisions

Retreat Lanes Cut For 100.000 Reds   Fierce Fighting Rages In Seoul; U.. Troops Close Trap On Three Divisions

Retreat Lanes Cut For 100.000 Reds   Fierce Fighting Rages In Seoul; U.S. Troops Close Trap On Three Divisions   Weary Leathernecks Smash Seven Tanks Marines Halt Savage  Red Armored Attack

War InKorea Now Becomes Giant Mop-Up   Inchon, Pusan Columns Meet

Father Of Missing Plane's Co-Pilot Plunges Down Shaft   ‘ Want To Die‘ He Tells His Rescuer

ROBBERS. MAKE $350,000 HAUL   Wife Of ‘Cleveland, Ohio, Former Industrialist Held Up And Robbed In Their Home.

New Coalmen, Lewis Parleys End in Failure  Operators Take Up Truman Truck Plan

PROHIBITION IN ARK. LOSES   Republicans Given Biennial Rebuff In Gubernatorial Race

ArkansansVeto Return Of Prohibition   Vote Is 98 465 / Against and 68,674 for With Half of - the Returns In ~

Longing for Peace Marks U. 5: Yuletide   Prayers for End to Crisis Blended With Speeded Preparations For Defense

CAPITAL OFFERS PEACE PRAYERS   Unrelenting Talk Heard On How To Prepare For Possible War

Nation Observes Christmas Amid Overtones of War   President Calls Faith of Democracy lee Greatest Weapon in Yule Message

Yuletide Spirit One of Hope — In U.S. Capital   Prayers Urged for Peace; Prelate Okehs Use at Bomb

Three Justices Dissent, Fearing Police fate  nRiaArey Oninian   Majority Opinion ‘Not Binding On All Suture Cases’

Court Rules Search Legal ~ After Arrest   Police May Check Area For Crime Evidence, Tribunal Decides

Sandra Peterson Convicted Of Shooting Girl Given Life In Brady Slaying Case

Russians Seeking  Military Bases In  Communist China New Friendship  Treaty Declared Now In Making

Russia Reported Dickering For New Naval, Military Bases in Communist Ching

HISTORICAL MUSEUM  Sixty - Eighth Annual Sesgion At Doylestown On Sunday

HISTORICAL —SOGIET ADDS NEW. MEMBERS   Two Papers Were Read A Saturday's Meeting

Gray Nominated For Presidency ()f University   Publisher Announced As Committee Choice For Education Post

Grave Danger To Existence In Superbomb   Einstein Warns. That Creation of Weapon Might Destroy Mankind From Face of Earth

we ok ok : xk ok * Einstein Sees’ Mankind Disappear From Earth Under Hydrosen Ramh

Einstein Warns Mankind to Stop Fighting Or Else Disappear From Face of Earth

Stop Fighting Or Disappear From Earth, Warns. Einstein   Famed Scientist Says Development Of Th Hydrogen Bomb Could Cause “Annihilation Of Any Life On Earth.”

EINSTEIN FEARS END OF WORLD   Scientist Warns Mankind Te Avoid War or Disappear From the Earth

Warns of Possible Annihilation —  CEASE: FIGHTING, - PLEADS EINSTEIN

EINSTEIN WARNS WARS MUST END   Scientist Says Man Must Quit Fighting Or Disappear From Earth—Tells Hl-Bomb Terrors.

Einstein Warns of Annihilation   Radioactive Poison Might Mean The End of Man on Earth

Einstein Warns Mankind: ‘End Wars or Disappear From Face of the Earth

Einstein Sees ‘Annihilation’ in Hydrogen Bomb   Urges ‘Supra-National Body and Ban on War To Save the World

Einstein Says H-Bomb Could ‘Annihilate’ Life   Noted Scientist Warns Mankind to Halt Wars or Disappear From Face of Earth—Presents Two-Point Formula for Saving Peoples of World.   HEARD ON TELEVISION

House Okays Bill to Jail Alien Thugs   Measure Provides Way; For U, 8. to Hold Plan danstenwhine?.

100,000 UN Men In ‘End War’ Drive   ‘Home For Holiday,’ ‘General Tells CIs

Seeks fo End War Before Christmas   General Tells Gls They Can Go Home from Yalu River

Commander in Chief Goes to Korea.to See UN Forces Start General As-sault Against Communists With Three Corps Jumping Off in Freezing Weather Along 80-Mile Front— Eight Mile’ Gains in First Thrust.   "REACH YALU, THEN GO HOME"

Home By Christmas Drive Started By Gen. MacArthu:   Jump-Off Made In Freezing Weather

Strike Wave Hits Franee as  Deputies Fight   Anti-Sabotage Issue Starts Fist-Swinging : Wage Hikes Sought

Vandenberg Says Nation's Control Fades   Air Force and Army Generals Join In Appeals To America

General Asks U.S. Arms   #2 SS ey wees BSS   Vandenberg Declares Defeat Hanas in Balance

DAMAGING FIRE ISTRIKES SHELBY   Disastrous Conflagration Hits In Business District, Causing Loss Estimated Over $300.000.

SENATE APPROVES FOREIGN AID BILL BY 47-10-27 VOTE   Republicans Wage Unsuecesssful Fight to Eliminate President Truman's Point Four Program.   $3,120,550,000 MEASURE GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Nine Republicans Join 3) Democrats in Supporting Legislation on Showdown Ballot.

Truman ‘Point Four’ Program  Given Approval   Appropriation Bill Must be Voted Upor At a Later Date

$3 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Okaved   Big Measure Now Goes To White Hous ’Point 4’ Survives

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill, Including The  Truman Point Four Plan   Administration Gains 47 To 27 Victory In Spite Of Republican Efforts To Scrap Program As Granting Too Much Power

Savings Reported in E.C.A.— . Senate Overcomes ‘Point Four’ ‘Snag: Passes Foreisn Aid Bill

Foreign Aid Bill Passed By Senate   Single Package Measure Still Has Truman “Point Four.”

Senate Passes Foreign ‘Aid Measure   Point Four Program Included in Bill Sent to White House

Senate Sends Global Aid Act  To President   Republicans Fail to Scrap Point 4 Plan;  Roll Call Tally 47-27

SENATE OKAYS $3.1 BILLION AID MEASURE   Big Authorization Bill Goes To Truman With  ‘Point Four’ Intact

Foreign Aid Bill Win: 4.7-27 Senate Okeh  $3 Billion Authorizing Measure Retains Disputed ‘Point Four’

Republicans Lose F ight To Slash   Foreign Aid Bill Single Package  . eeiotres

FOREIGN AID IS VOTED DESPITE: GOP OPPOSITION   Measure Also Includes Controversial “Point Four” Feature   NINE REPUBLICANS  JOIN DEMOCRATS

SENATE PUTS OK ON FOREIGN AID MEASURE   “Point Four” Program Is Included in Bill;  A Win for Truman

Truman fo Get Foreign Aid Bill   $3 Billion Plan Wins Senate Test

"l’Guess:  Just Went Wild "Woman's Attacker Admits  Spurned Lover Fails To Kill

“ Guess  Just Went Wild,” Woman's Attacker Admits   Spurned Lover Fails To Kill

EXPECT RUSSIA TO REMAIN IN UNITED NATIONS   Wants to Be Present When Council Votes On Formosa Issue

Malik Doesn't Plan Walkout; Wants To Be Present At Formosan Problem

See Russia Staying tn UN Only to Force Issue on ‘Chinese Representation

Chandler Orders Cards To Cancel   Sunday Night Game Is Ordered Banned

Issues Dare On Testimony   Cholienges Senate Probers To Publish Secret Testimony of Larsen

MVCARTHY URGES PUBLICATION Ot LARSEN'S STOR’   Senator Says Testimony Wil   Settle His Dispute With : Pourifoy

McCarthy In Bid To Open Probe Books   Senator Demands Closed Testimony Be Made Public

Senate Probers Challenged by Sen. M ‘Carthy  Asked to Moke Publi  a ee

Bare Testimony of Larsen, Is McCarthy Dare   Would Clear Up Truth in Puerifoy Dispute, Declares Senator

WHAT HE TOLD PROBE TARGET OF McCARTHY   Two Men Accuse Each Other of Trying to Make Deal With Witness.

Senator Demands Committee Release Secret Testimony As Charges Fly   Showdown Sought In Amerasia Case   State Aide Accused Of In. fluence Effort On Witnesses

Calls for Releas Of Testimony in ‘Larsen Hearing   McCarthy Says Text Of Statements Would Reven the Truth

M’CARTHY CLAIMS “PAYOFF DEAL" IN AMERASIA CASE  DECLARES PEURIFOY PROMISED LARSEN LOYALTY CLEARANCE

MCCARTHY SEEKS LARSEN TESTIMON}   Challenges Probers To Publish Secret Statements In Amerasia Case

Challenges Probers To Make Public  Amerasia Data  McCarthy in New Attack Stirs Up  tj ctean, Bic canonm

McCarthy Dares Probers To Free  Larseii Testimony Challenge Is Oufgrowth Of Dispute Between Senator, Peurifoy

McCarthy And Peurifoy Titf Over Testimony   Each Says Other Tried To Influence Larsen’'s Statemen

Wants Publicity on Amerasia   McCarthy Claims Testimony Should Be Disseminated

CUTS USE OF 3 PRODUCT!   Rubber, Some Steel Molasses Go Into Armaments

Use Of Natural Rubber, Alcohol, And Stainless Steel Are Ordered Cut

Use-of Rubber And Stainless Steel Reduced   ~ Reassure Public No Tire Shortage Likely; Export of Molasses For Alcohol Stopped

NPA Restricts Civilian  Use of Rubber   Assures Motorists That No Tire Shortage in Sight

More Items Earmarked  For Defense   Government Dips Into Rubber, Stee! And Molasses

GOVERNMENT CUTS USE OF 3 PRODUCTS   Rubber, Some Steel, Molasses Go Into Armaments

U.S. Will Take More Stainless Steel, Rubber   Officials Say There Won't Be Shortage of Tires Due to Orders

GET IT FIRST—-GET IT COMPLETE!  Avalanche-Journal-KFY0 To Give Ton Election Service

GET IT FIRST -- GET 1T COMPLETE  Avalanche-Journal-KFYO To Give Latest Election News

GOP Hurls. More Critical  Questions at Pres. Truman "Charges He has Failed to Answer

b MORE QUESTIONS HURLED AT TRUMAN   i. O. P. SAYS PRESIDENT 18 TRYING TO HIDE RECORD VITH PROMISES.

Chiefs of GOP Mix Medicine In Washington  Six More Questions Moirled at Truman   Six More Questions Hurled at Truman By Guy Gabrielson

GOP Hurls Questions — At President   Congressmen Pose Critical Issues As  Traman Heats East

PHYSICIANS GROUP AWARDS CONTRACT   Basil Green and Brune tc Construct Medical Arts Building Here ~   TO TAKE ABOUT A YEAR

PHYSICIANS GROUP AWARDS CONTRACT   Basil Green and Brune tc Construct Medical Arts Building Here

Carroll’s Conviction Was Secured  By Perjury, ‘Withholding Witnesses,’  Says Former Maine Deputy Sheriff.

ACT TO SAVE SCARCE COAL FOR PUMPS   Fifteen Factories Shutting Down to Assure Power for Sewage and Prainada Pumps.   OHIO AT RECORD  LEVEL FOR YEAR   VFW Patrols Levee Holding Back Waters Now 14 Feet Higher Than Downtown Streets. :

DR. ROBERT RUTLEDGE RELEASED ON BOND   Bail Assures His Freedom Until Appeal From Conviction Is Heard in Novcambheosr

North Koreans Refuse Aid Of Chinese Reds   Quoted On Broadcast As Saying Help Was Not Necessary

Reports Korean Reds Have Turned Dowr Offer of Help by Communist China

Appeals Made to Prevent Starvation   Montana Blackfeet Indians Marooned by Snow

Appeals Made to Prevent Starvation  Montana Blackfeet Indians  a es  rl hive Gearcer

ERIE BOY OF 11 STEALS $10,000 FROM FATHER, TAKES FWO COMPANIONS TO PITTSBURGH ON SPREE

New Storm.on Way; East Still Digging Out   - Commerce, Industry Returning to Normaf; ‘Decths Total 270

East Digs Out, Traffic In Ohio Still Perilous   Cleveland ‘Over Hump’ Pittsburgh Industries Still Unable to Open

Absent Solons Worry Leaders Of Economy Blo  Opponents Of Huge Appropriations Bill Are Seeking Cuts

House Bloe’s Heads Worry As Absentee  Rate Mounts  Economy Advocates   Economy Advocates Say Appropriation Bill Needs Cutting

China Reds Lie Admiral Says   No Reconnaissance By Yankee Flyers

ELEVATORS AT ~ NEWTON BURN; $100,000 LOSS   Fire Destroys 23,000 Bushels Soybeans, 2,000 Bushels Corn.

REPORT TWO ACCIDENTS   Four Cars Slightly Damaged i Two Auto Crashes

2 ACCIDENTS REPORTED   Damage Was Slight According to ) Reports From Police

Attempts to Cross vay   TWO ACCIDENTS REPORTED Four Vehicles Damaged in Crashes  in Lawrence

Council to Study Plan to Arm West Germans   Proposal Part of International Defense Proaram for Europe

Communism {s Congress Theme  McCarthy Charges To Be investiaated

—_—>_—__———— AVM Acheson Cites Reds’ Increasing Boldness lIn Seeking More Funds For Marshall Plan

Small Towns Isolated by Tee Storms   Plane, Army Weasels Aid In Freeing Snowbound Families; Some Virtual Prisoners 10 Davs

TexasTowns In Icy Grip   Northeast Area Isolated When Power Lines Fall; Dakotas Dig Out’

Dakotas Get Relief But Cold Grips Northwest   Re THE ASSQCTATED PILES

Leaders Win Re-Election In British Polling   Communists Take Worst Beating In Years From Voters

Local Posts Of Veterans, National Guard Armories, Red Cross Offices, Many Other Places To Receive Bonus ‘Blanks   VETERANS BUREAU TO 5 START WORE MONDAY

Delivery Of Forms Over Week End   Millions Of Applications Available For Veterans On Monday; First Come  First Served.

Two Sisters Drown In Bathtus Where Mother Places Them When Fire Starts

Babies Die In Bathtub   Panic-Stricken Mother Puts Children In Tub As Flames Break Out In Home

Two Little Sisters Drown In Bath Tub When Small Fire Damages Their Home

‘Babes Drown in Bathtub ‘While Fire Sweeps Home   Frantic Mother Races Barefoot thru Snow To Seek Help from Neighboring Family

Two Sisters Die In Tub During Fire   Panic-Stricken Mother Seeks To Save Daughters

SENATOR FEARS CRIME RING IN UNITED STATES   Abundant Circumstantial Evidence Exists, Kefauver Asserts

SOLON REVIEWS CRIME SETUPS   Evidence Points to Existence Of National Syndicates, Senetor Says

UK’s YOUNGER TELLS CHINA UN TROOPS AREIN KOREA TO UPHOLD CHARTER

Red China Must Choose Course Now, U.N. Told   Troops In Korea To Uphold Charter

‘Choose, Younger Warns China   British Delegate Urges Fighting End Or Face UN Action

U.N. Accepts Challenge Of Russia   Reds to Boycott Future Meetings

COUNCIL FACES MAJOR CRISIS   i Meeting Set Tuesday Despite Walkout

‘Vinson Warns ‘U.S. Must Arm For World War   Increases Planned for Armed Forces ‘Not Bnoueh! Ho Save

HST ‘STUDIES ‘POSSIBLE ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF WEAPON   "New Hydrogen Bomb In Blueprint Stage

Three Solons Ordered to Pay  More In Taxes   State Denies Claims of Davis, Biemitler and Smith On Exnenses

‘NEWS’ WS' TO TEXANS Mexicans Release Confessed Slayer of Biq Bend Sheriff

Mexico Jail Opened for Villalobos   Accused Sloyer Of Texas Sheriff Given Freedom

Truman Expected To Ask Funds For Work On H-Bomb   Reported Ready To Seek $300 Million To Speed Work in Appeal Soon

H BOMB SPEEDUP SEEN   Truman -May ‘Ask Congress For 83 Hundred MllWon For Work

President May Seek Speed In H-Bomb Work  Expected To Ask For $300,000,000 To  Canenoa Doveloomen!

TRUMAN TO ASK H-BOMB FUNDS   WOULD SPEED WORK ON SUPER WEAPONS NEEDED FOR DEFENSE

TRUMAN SEEKS FUNDS TO DEVELOP H-BOMB   Will Ask Congress Fer $200,000,000 Te Enlarge Existing " Plani«

Money To Be Used Mainly At Oak Ridge   Request Expected Within Day Or Two; Will Be First Fund Marked For H-Bomb

Temperatures   Wants $300,000,000 to Speed up Super-Weapon; Expansion Planned At Existing Atomic Installations

$300,000,000 Sought For Hydrogen Bomb   Report Truman Will Ask Congress—Within a Day or Two—for Funds to Speed Up Work; Money Would Be Used at Present Centers

Truman May Ask Money . For H-Bomb   Request Reported Headed Fof Capitol For Congress Gkay

 Congressional Sources Say Trumar Will Ask for $300,000,000 To Speed Work on Hydrogen Bomb

Fund S dare   Say Truman Will Ask. Co gress For That Sum For « Super-Bomb Job

Truman Asks $260 Million To Speed Development Of A-Bomb And H-Bomb   "Dr. Wilson M. Compton Mentioned For Chairmanship of Atomic Commission

300 Millions for H-Bomb Is Goal   Fund for fonatraction Work at Some Fields

PEACE RIVER: PIG. HATCHERY OPERATES. UNDER MINNESOTA CHARTER: AN INTERNAT'L COOF   Directors From 3 States & Canada; Tracy, Minn. Gets Head Office, © There'll Be Branch Here

ay!  OPERATES aaa MINNESOTA CHARTER: AN INTERNAT'L COOP      Directors From 3 States & Canada; Tracy, Minn. Gets Head Office, — There'll Be Branch Here

Continue Debate Over Trygve Lie   ‘Security Council Also Set to Vote on Proposal for Big Five Consultations on World Problems

2 Vital Problems Will Face Test Before Council   India Has Compromise Proposal for Choice Of Lie Successor

UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES FACE DOUBLE TROUBLE   Factions Fight Over Selection Of Secretary-General — Big Five Peace Plan Being Proposed.

U.N. Takes Up Peace Parley, Lie Case Again   Vote Due On Plan For ‘Big Five’ Talks Avainst Aggression

FACE 2 PROBLEMS   PAVE, G&G & NVM Rall  U. N. Security Council in Session Behind Closed  Doors

SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS TO DISCUSS NEW U.N. HEAD   Proposal For Big Five Peace Consultation Also To Be Considered

Big Problems Before i\United Nations Today   Issues of Next Secretary General, and Big Five Pooce Talke Are Un

Security Council To Face Decision   Vital Problems Face UN Leaders ln Session Today

U.N. Battle OnSecretary Near Climax   Security Council May Throw Election To  General Assembly  Where Lie Is Favorite

U.N. DEBATES TWO VITAL PROBLEMS   ‘Big 5 Peace Talks, Lie’s Position Discussed

Two Vital Problems Face UN   Security Council — In Closed Meeting Battle Who Should Be UN Secretary

owvXv—KX—K—K—K——_ — ee eee  Still Unable ‘To Agree on Sec'y-General

U. N. Continue: Discussion Of Secretary Post  Political Committee To Vote on Big  Etva Danra Dilan

Powerful American Forces And Armor. Te Join Critical Battle:   Reds Take Chinju, 55 Miles From: Pusda, From Battle-Weary 24th As Pressure... Increases On All Fronts. 

SELLING CENTERS ON AUTOS, STEEL   Trading Thought Touched Off By Rail Strike; Business News Favorable

Scout Circus Is Set for May 5 At Field  All Troops in Bois d' Arc

State Trustees To Concentrate On Expansion  Board Indicates It Will Use Fund Now Allacated

TWO STATE MEDICAL CENTERS WILL COST ABOUT $40 MILLION; ASK CONSTRUCTION FUND   State University Trustees Plan  To Concentrate This Coming  Year on Expansion at Syracuse and Long Island College

CLOUDY AND SHOWERS   Forecaster Sees Heavy Rain for Eastern Kansas Tonight

Duff Joins In Tribute To Press   Senator Also Helps ir Observance of Newspaper Week.

STRANGE TRAIN WRECK PROBED   Clues Hunted in Wreckage ‘of Two Streamliners in Which Nine Were Killed’ and 70 Injured.

CROSBY DENIES  RIFT WITH WIFE   Attorney Says Reconciliation Hoped For On Binag’s Return

RELATIONS STILL ‘STRAINED. Os oe ae Bing Denies Marital Rift, Brother’s Story Is Different

Crosby Brothers’ Stories Conflict on Bine’s Home Life      Singer Denies Strained Relations; Larry Hopes Separation,  Not Divorce

BING DENIES RIFT RUMORS.   Attorney For Croone? Tells of ‘Strained  Relations’

BING CROSBY DENIES BREAK WITH WIFE   Statement Contradicts One by His Attorney That Relations Pe. tween Couple Are Strained.

Erickson Aide  Sought in Quiz   Accountant Listed Missin; Since Raid on Office

Highlights In The News  * Frickson Aide Sought For Quiz  * 32 Escape As C-46 Crashes

Reinstafed Aide Faces New Test   ‘Fresh’ Remington Evidence Claimed

NATION 70 BUILD UP ITS AIR FLEE]   GOVERNMENT APPARENTLY HAS REMOVED CEILING ON SIZE OF FORCE,

U.S. Slaps Price Curb" on ol Cars   Order Wipes Out Hikes; Truman Proclaims National Emergency   President Summons Every Citizen to Place Country’s Defense First, Sets. Up Defense Mobilization Office    Neo Real Ceiling o  Rearmament Drive! Now Focused on Army, Will Swing Later to Large-Scale Plane Fleet

Emphasis On More Power To Air Force  Expansion Beyond  64-Group Force

Allied Troops Set New Defenses North Of 38th Parallel   Yanks Defense Line Set 58 Miles North of 39th Parallel in Red Aran

Enemy Puts New Forces Into Fight  Of Defense   EN Soldiers Strive To Avoid Circling Movement Of Reds

Detense Extends rast And North From Sea Coast   Favorable Positions And Air Support May Stem Commie Tide

Other Forces Fighting In Bitter Cold To Escape Widely Encircling Chinese ManTraps; New Defense Line.

Allies Rally On New Line Of Defense   Takes 25 Hours To Fight 8 Miles Into Koto, From Which They Must Ficht Avair

Assure New Test of Strike Ban   Wisconsin Law Review Granted by Supreme Court on Union Plea

Naval Guns Help Gls Defend Port   ‘Big Mo’ Sends 16-Anch Shells Inte Red Lines

Fierce Yanks Battle Mobs (f Chinese   As Commies Press Attack On Hungnam Embarkation Port

Fresh Troops Attempting To  Break GI Line   ‘Mighty Ma,’ Heavy Cruisers, Destroyers Hurling Constant Streams Of Fiery Metal At Enemy Positions; 100,00 Chinese in Drive

Tired Yank: Fight Fresh Red Troops   Enemy Seeking To Break Allied Defense Lines

‘Mighty Mo's Batteries Join Beach Battle   Salvoes and Air Blows Help Hold Defenses Intact

————— a  Bes i OF American Warriors Battling Against Fresh Enemy Troops

USS Missouri's Guns Help Keep Chinese At Bay  Right Flank Of UN Lineec Onlv Place   Right Flank Of UN Lines Only Place Now In Danger

‘Mo’ Throws Deadly Fire At Red Mass   North Korean Unit Leads  In Attempt to Shove Alling Into Sen

Another Sheriff Under Fire   Warren Asks Ervin For Volusia Opinion

Charges U. S. Guilty of Aggression  Gromyko Asserts  Military Acts T ascot 6m Menme CERT om

40 Millions Due To Cast Ballots In 47 States   Truman Votes in Missouri, Goes Back to Capital

News Day, Night   New Record Is Forecast;  Skies Clear   Heavy Ballot Reported In New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Iinoija

Near-Record Turnout Seen In Off-Year Vote  36 Senate, 432 House Seats

Big Turnout Reported In Eastern Area   40 Million People Expected To Cast Ballots In Nation

Defenders. Flee As Reds Seize - Their Capital   South Koreans Retreat In Hopeless Confusion As Northern Army Pushes Southward Past Capital; U. §. Air Force Completes First Successful Bombing Mission

Yank Airmen Hurl  Bombs at Invaders   South Koreans Fleeing in Confusion After Losing Heavy American Equipment; Two U. S. Planes Smashed in Raids

Strafing Attack Made on Convoys and Rail Yards;. Southern Troops Fleeing

U.S. Completes ‘Successful’ Air Attack on Munsan   Communists Pressing South in Pursuit Of Republican Troops

Two Yank Planes Lost as U.S. Presses Air Attack; South Korean Troops Flee

Defenders Flee Southward in Utter Confusion   American-Made . Heavy Equipment Lost to Reds

To Approve Defense Bil   Senate Committee Plans te Okay Emergency Meas ure by Nightfall.

NATIONAL DEFENSE BILL IS STUDIED   Senators Seek Passage Of $16,700,000,000 Issue

New Defense Bill Near Vote  Committee Approval   Committee Approval Seen By Nichtfall

Big Defense Bill Seen Approved Before Nightfall   Ask 4 Billion For Foreign Arms Aid. LO Billion To Meet Redo Aggression

Gifford Named U.S. Envoy To  Great Britain   Ex-Head Of A.T. & T. To Take Over Post Resigned By Douglas

Suffered Heart Attack, Found Dead By Family   46-Year-Old Man Had Been Center Of Controversy: Over State Offices Removal

ITALY CRUSHES RED-LED UPRISING   18 Injured In Bitter Fighting Between Troops, Communists In Southeast

Need No Changes In Farm Policies Now, Leaders Say   General Opposition Developing In Congress To Most Proposals Made by President in Message

BRANNAN FARM PLAN (S GIVEN COOL RECEPTION   Fruman's Advocacy Of Scheme Meets Disfavor Among Farin Leaders In Congress ~---Prospect For Passage Dim.

BRANNAN PLAN APPEARS DOOMEL   (CONGRESSIONAL LEADER ' SA8YS WE WILL OT BRING GALL LE FOR VGTE.

Solon Ends Filibuster On Rent Bill   Cain Abruptly Quits Twelve Hour Talkathon. Asks For Ouorum Call

Senator Talks Over 12 Hours To Stall Vote   One-Man Action Comes To Abrupt Conclusion: Senate Quorum Sought

Solon Talks More Than 12 Hours   Administration Leaders Seek Quorum For Showdown Vote

Halts Filibuster to Seek Agreement for Rent Controls   Senator Cain Yields Floor After Talking 11  Hours

SEN. CAIN ENDS FILIBUSTER ON RENT CONTROL   12-Hour Talkathon Bid To Stall Extefsion - Closes Abruptly

FRANK PHILLIPS DIES   Oklahoma Oil Magnate Entered  a Hospital Last Sunday

Frank Phillips Dead At 76   Phillips Oil Co Founder Dies Ir Atlantic City

Oil Magnate, Phillips, Dies   Ex-Barber Leaves AQ) Million Fortune

Frank Phillips Oil Man, Dies   Was The Founder Of The Phillips  Petroleum Co.

State Oil Leader Dies   Fronk Phillips, 76; Success As Banker, Oil Man, Started Phillips Petroleum Co.

FOUNDER OF OIL EMPIRE DIES TODAY   Frank Phillips, Head of Phillips Petroleum Co., Succumbs in Hospital.

Former Crestonian Dies in Hospital At Atlantic City  Headed One of Nation's Largest Datrnlairim Svetame

Barges Go Wild Smash 3 Ships .   ‘Eight Craft Break Lose, Rampage Down Mississippi River

Wild Barges Hit Freighters, Ship Missing  Careening Craft Still on Loose at New Orleans

Actual Death Shot Blamed On Defendant   City Cop Subjected To Long Grilling By Counsel For Defense

Foreign Oil Tariff Finds More Favor   Coal Protection Camp Joined By Pennsylvania Senato

Warren Takes Stinging Slap At Roosevelt   ‘Public Schools Not Goot Enough for Him, Says Candidate

US And Allies Redouble Efforts   Are Trying To Give UN Military Power: Despite Opposition

Allies Renew Effort To Get UN Armies   Nations Undeterred By Red Opposition

U.5., Allies Seek Early Vote On No-War Program  Soviet Obstruction

Global Police To Keep Peace Gains Support   Western Bloc Pushes Pian Despite Soviet Opposition In U. N,

UNITED NATIONS POWER DISPUTED   Western Allies Battle Rus. sia On Issue Of Establish. ing Force To Put Down Aggression.

Opposition To Veto Proposal Registered By Soviet Russia  Vishinskv Switches   Vishinsky Switches First Reaction To Allied Suggestion

Drive For U.N. Armed Forces  Keeps Rolling   Soviet Blast Fails To Slow Down Steps Toward Formal Vote

United Nations Assembly Moves To Remedy Veto   Anti-Communist Members Try To Equip Security Council With Military Power Despite Red Veto

U. 5. Undaunted By Soviet Stand On World Army  America Redoubles Etforts Fo Plan tec ha

Push Efforts To Give U. N. Military Powers Despite Soviet Opposition   United States And Her Allies Plan Strateqy For An Early Vote

U.S., Allies Seek Armed Units For UR   Redouble Efforts After Vishinsky Voices Opposition To Plan of Allies

U.S. Pushes Plan to End Veto Block   Gives U.N. Quick Striking Power

 Vishinsky’s Promised “Partial Support” Turns Ou Te Re Almasi Complete Opposition to Plan

West Pushes Ahead Plans For UN Army   Opposition of Russia Fails to Deter Study By Nations Favorable To U. S. Proposal

Seek Early Vote On Armed Force For Assembly   Russian Battle Agginst Plan Is Veto Defense

Soviet Support Becomes Opposition;  Other Nations Plan Early UN Ballot

UN. Nears Vote On World Police Force   Redouble Effort to Safequard Peace After Russia‘s Opposition

—AGGRESSION— Arms Power Resolution  Before U.N.  Supporters Work For Early Vote

U. 5. Going Ahead With UN Military Power Plan Despite Opposition of Vishinsky

Plan Vote To Break Veto  Redouble Efforts For Sit.d AAtitar uw. Dmecscemrme

Russia Blocks UN Peace Plan   Four-ply Program To Meet Situation

Group Seeks Facts From Budget Unit   Amendment Would Limit CAP Cost

Reds Renewing Diplomatic War With 2 Protests   Russians Object To Release Of Japanese War Prisoners By M’Arthur; Chinese Say Manchurian Cities Bombed By B-29 Ships

BOYS WILL NOT BE HOME BY CHRISTMAS   Defense Official Says War Conditions In Korea Preclude Possibilite

Here it lsIf You'd Like Peek Ino Uncle Sam's Bookkeeping   ANSWER TO SURPLUSES? Congressman Offers Farmers Self-Financing Plan

Eisenhower Sees Return to Europe Chance Soon   States ‘No Positive Word’ Concerning Future Military Role

ike To Europe?  General General Eisenhower Sees A Chance Of New Military Duty For Allies

wo Airline tewards Fall ut Of Planes   One Lives To Tell About It; Other Plunges To Death

wo Airline tewards Fall ut Of Planes  One Lives To Tell About Iti Othe:

a   —DECIDES FATE OF YOUTH— Weighs Juvenile Status Of Confessed Killer

Supreme Court Denies Review of Rule Ending  ~ Curbs on Crime News

Highest Court Upholds Freedom To Public And  Broadcast Crime News   Refuses To Review Maryland Court Bans Upon Baltimore Gag Law; Also Reverses Contempt Convictions Of Three Radio Stations

Court Refuses  ‘Gao’ Review   Action Indirectly Upholds News Curb Ruline

Su preme Court Teams Battle ‘Refuses to Rule To Save Flood On News Curb -Vietims

Trussed Hands, Bullet Holes In Faces Tell Shocking Story — ‘Lost Battalion,’ Free Of Enemy Trap, Rejoins Regiment — U. S. Forces In Contact With Red Division 15 Miles Southeast Of Fallen Chonan

U. S. Soldiers, Hands Bound Behind Them And Bullet Holes In Their Faces, Discovered Dead Shortly After Surrendering In Tank Trap—‘Lost’ Battalion Of Yanks Slugs Its Way Free After Encirclement By Communist Forces

HANDS BOUND, BULLET HOLES IN FACES   “Lost” Battalion Slugs Way Back To Regiment   ENEMY PRESSURE   Gains Ground Near Chonan; Morale Of Communist Forces Slipping

7 YANKS FOUND BRUTALLY SLAIN   Captured U, S. Soldiers, Hands Tied Behind Them, Shot In Face by Reds

‘Lost’ U. S. Batialion  Fights Back   Bodies of Seven U. S. Soldiers, Their Hands Bound Behind and Bullet Holes In Their Faces, Found in Battle Area

Bodies Found With Hands Tied in Back   _Each Soldier Slain by Bullet in Face, Lieutenant Reports

Seven American Soldiers Are Victims Of Atrocities Committed By Koreans

] Prisoners Were Bound, Shot In Face   Slain Americans Were Mortar Men, Ammo Carries; Lost Battalion Returns

SEVEN FOUND BOUND, SHOT THROUGH FACE   North Koreans Push Ahead To Within 20 Miles Of Taejon

Lieutenant Finds American Bodies   Murdered Gls Were Moving up Ammunition

7 Americans Slain With Hands Tied   Bodies of Murdered Soldiers Found When Ground Is Retaken

Reds Murder Captured U. S. Troons   seven Bodies Found With Hands Tied Behind Tham

Hands Bound Behind Backs By Captors  ‘Lost’ Battalion  ™~ «7r TY

Hands Tied, Shot Ink ace By Enemy   Bodies Found By Officer At Capture Scene

Today's Skies   Shot fn F  Seven. . Soldiers Found With Hands Bound Behind Them~-Dead

Bodies Of Seven Found By Troops   American Prisoners Murdered By Korean  Communist Soldiers

Bodies Of Slain Yanks Are Found With Hands Tied   Trapped By Tanks While Moving Ammunition Forward

Round-The-Clock Bombing Staged   Lost Battalion ~ Fights Way Out from Red Units

Bodies of Seven American Soldier: Are Found Along Roadside in  Territory Retaken From Communists

Prisoners Are Shot Down By Machine Guns  Lost Battalion Is Safe; Red Advance Reported Stopped

Bodies Of Seven Yank Soldiers, Hand: Tied. Shot In Face, Are Found In Korea

Four Men Seen >. Surrendering  To Red Tanks   Soldiers Had Hands Tied Behind Backs

Seven Americans Run Into Red Tanks, on Battlefront, Brutally Slain

American Soldiers Found Bound and  Murdered in Korea  Men Not Members Of Lost Battalion

Each Killed by Bullet in Face 7 American Soldiers Found Shet to Death, Hands Tied

American Soldiers Found Massacred With Bound Hands   U. S. Airmen Destroyed 48 Enemy Tanks Trapped On Highway Near Chonan; Use New Firebomb

AMERICANS ARE FOUND EXECUTED      /Bodies Of Seven Soldiers Discovered, Hands Tied, Shot To Death. re

RESIGNS AS MAYOR OF NEW YORK   Announcement: Made After Con. ference. in’ -Washington With President: . ‘Truman —_ Present Ambassador Walter Thurston to be Given’ New. Diplomatic Post.

ARMY CONFIDENT YANKS WILL HOLD   HIGH OFFICER SAYS G. L'S ARE NOT GOING TO BE DRIVEN FROM KOREA.

Pentagon Still Confident Of U. N. Victory in Korea  But Reasons Are Not Given

All-Out Drive Fails to Shake Army Attitude   Pentagon Staff Reflect: MacArthur Optimism  BE cent Bespnceece:

Army Brass Confident Of Korea Victory   Marines And Dogfaces On Way To Front And British Troops Coming

President Seeks Development of All Large Rivers   Determined to Fight Against Their Use ‘For Private Profit’

Truman Hit: Private Use Of Rivers   President Backs Low-Cost Federal  Power Projects

Public Power Development Program (Discussed By Truman at Coulee Dam

Plans Public © Power Drive   Truman Lays Down Program-in Address, at Site of Grand: Coulee Dam.

Truman Backs Public Power In Policy Talk   River Programs For Public Benefit Administration Aim

Public Power Plans Backed By President   Truman Raps Private Companies for Fight Against Program—Tou Is at Half-way Point

Truman Assails ‘Selfish’ Critics Of Power Efforts  Grand Coulee Talk Reiterates Goal of Public Projects

Truman Raps Power Profit   President Pledges Cheap Public Voltage

President Re-Siates Stand Truman Determined to Develop Low-Cost Public Power in U.S.

TRUMAN TAKES UP POWER?   Intends To Push For Cheap Power From Plants Along Rivers.

Truman Pledges Further Public  Power Projects   Grand Coulee Dam Is Scene ef Latest ' Dedication

Truman Asks Cheap Power On National Rivers Soon   President , Declares Public Should Own Natural Resources

BLASTS PRIVATE PROFITS Truman States Determination To Develop Low-Cost Power

Asks Resource Development  Truman States Determination  To Create Cheap Public Power

JEFENDG PLAN FOR LOW COST PUBLIC POWER   Truman at Grand Coulee Dan Says Natural Resources Are for People.

Truman Determined to Develop Lo mn Cost Public Power on All Rivere

Truman Set On Public Power Projects  President Determined To Harness Rivers Of Natian

Resource Use  Goal Outlined   Pledges People to Get Benefits of Own Investment at Coulee Dedication

Truman Hits At Opposition To Pablic Power   Aims To Develop All The Great Rivers, He Savs.

Truman Asserts Goal To Develop Public Power   Attacks “Private Power’ Groups In Dedicating Dam

Truman Determiner To Continue Public Power Projects  Lays Down Plans In Address at Grand Coulee Dam

TRUMAN FOR LOW (COST PUBLIC POWER   Will Fight Against Its Use For Private Profit, He Says At Grand Coulee

To Develop Low Cost Power on Great Rivers   Great Rivers President Speaks Out Against Op position of Private Dawar Camnaniac

Low. Cost Public Power His Aim, President Says  He’ll Fight Its Use For Private Profit

Truman Cites Power Price  Cuts As Aim   Determined To Develop River Projects, Fight Against Private Profit

Truman Pledges Will Press For Low-Cost Power   Says Will Fight Against Use For “Private Profit” ; Hits Opponents Of REA, And Other Public Agencies   Overcome Onvncsition

President to Push Low-Cost Power Program in Nation   Ready to Fight Those Who Oppose and Do Not Understand the Goal

Truman Deelares Low-Cost Power Is National Need   Wants Great Rivers Fully Developed, Not Used Privately

Truman To. Aim at Low Cost Power   Says He Is Determined To Develop All U.S. Resources. _

President's Goal ls Public Power   To Develop Rivers for AIL. Not Pri Profi

Truman Outlines Public Power Plan  Calls for Extended Rivers Development

Truman Asks for Low Cost Public Power   Hits Private Opposition to Rural Electrification Lines

New Pledge For Power Fight   Development of All Of Nation's Rivers For Good of Public His Goal. Says Truman

Truman Backs  Public Power Assails Selfish Men   Assails Selfish Men Who Oppose Program

THE COLUMBUS BOYS CHOIR   will Appear At, The High  School Auditorium Sun day — Opportunity For ¥s.

Death Penalty Is Demanded For Bednasek In Surprise  Move At Strangling Trial

DEATH PENALTY IS SOUGHT IN BEDNASEK CASE   State Makes Bid In Sur: prise Move In Final Arw®umente In Trial

Bednasek’s Case Is Sent to Jury   State Charges Psychology Student Cold-Blooded Killer of lowa Co-Ed: Demands Gallows Penalty

Harriman Blasts At Senator Taft   Tells Labor Meeting That Ohioan Should Not Have a Position Of Hidah Respnonsibiljt

Harriman Blasts Sen. Robert Taft   Special Assistant To Truman Addresses AFL Convention

Sharp Attack On Sen. Taft   Harriman Tells AFL His. Policies Are. Menace to Nation

HARRIMAN SAYS TAFT'S VOTING HELPS KREMLIN   White House Spokesman Launches Bitter Attack : On Ohio Senator

Harriman Hits Out Against Senator Taft   Tells AFL He Must Be Defeated; Wherry Says Charges ‘Russian Trick’

Harriman in  Rap at Taft   Assails Ohio Senator in a Speech to AFL

Harriman Hits  Taft Sharply  Says Ohioan’s Siand Would Assist Reds

Harriman Hurls Charges Against Taft at AFL Rally   Ohioan No Longer Fi For High Post, Says Truman Assistant

ASKS DEFEAT OF TAFT   Harriman Tells Labor Officials Ohie Senator Must Be Beaten

UN Alerfed For Infervention Scrap  Indian Representative Trvine Settlement

USMA Graduates 671 Cadets Today   Crowd of 10,000 on Hand at West Point for Ceremony; Secretary of Army Speaks

POLES TURN DOWN W. REICH PROTEST   Say Border Pact None Of Bonn Regime’s Business

Blast Invaders Out of Field   MacArthur Sees Tough Resistance of South Koreans

U. S. Bomber: Lead Counter Against Reds   Invaders Blasted Out Of Kimpo Airfield But Seoul Battle Near End

Main Battle Line Along Han River; Foe Holds Seoul   BI 's Bomb North Targets Near tnchon, Capital: UsS. Base Backed Out

Soviet Nod. To Viet-Nam ‘Republic’   Recognition of Rebel ‘Government Catches:  French by Surprise; ‘Could Spark Asia War

e 1 Soviet Gives Recognition To  Ho Chi-Minh   Paris Calls Moscow Action ‘An Act Of Verv Great Gravity’

Russia Gives Indo-China Recognition  French Rival To Get US...  Reick Paeauar

Viet-Nam Reds Get Soviet Nod  Russians Recognize Anti-French Regime

RUSSIA FAVORS INDOCHINA REDS   Soviet Ayrees To Exchange Diplomatic Representatives With Anti-French Communiat Renuhlia:

Reds Accept Indo-China’s Rebel Regime   Anti-French Forces Win Recognition Of Moscow

GOP Liberals Are Drafting New Platform   Democrats Plan Harmony Meeting In Chicago in May

Dems Schedule Peace Meeting   New York Senator Leads Attack on GOP Statement

GOP Liberals Plan Plattorm   Suggested Proposals Given To Several GOPs

GOP ‘Liberals’ Form Platform  Party Declaration Called Too “‘Weok’

[Polit tical Battle Tuning Up  GOP Liberals Formulate Own  Coneressional Race Platform

Three College Degrees But Still a Patrolman After 28 Years en Beat

Reverend’s Flock Stands Behind Him As He Faces Teen-Ager Rape Charge

Worst Post-War Crisis Develops Over Demand For Minister's Recall   Uncle Sam’s Note Will Be In Form Of Ultimatum Unless Bulgaria Withdraws Demand.

New Precincts Are Urged for Emporia  County Clerk Asks City to Add Two More to First Ward

New Precincts Are Urged for Emporia  County Clerk Asks City to Add Two

THE ENEMY AT HOME:  FBI Chief Warns Nation Of Wide Underground Activity By Communists

Hoover Says Underground  Speeded Up  FBI Head Reports Red Orbit Extends With Intensity

Malik's Latest Move Blocked In UN Council   Anti-American Sentiment Rising Swiftly in Moscow

Moscow Ire Over Plane   Anti-American Feeling Rises In Red Capital

Economy Is Vanishing As House Votes   Huge Appropriation Bill Getting Bigger and More Increases in Sight

—$29 BILLION BILL GETTING LARGER —  Economy? House Just Can't Cut on Spending

 Major Graham Talk Thursday Graham, Smith Invade Western  North Carolina In Senate Race

Labor Chief Calls For Stoppage of Trade With Russia   Says US is Supplying Reds With Material To be Used in War

GREEN RAPS U. S. TRADE WITH RUSSIA   AFL Convention in Houston Calls for Preparedness; Predicts New Wage Demands

Air Crash Fatal To 9 Men Probed   Navy Patrol Bomber Crashes in Quonset, R. L., Bursts Afire

REDS COUNT ON U. S. DEPRESSION  HST Defends Government { Aid ~ As Boost To Free Enterprise

Soviets Herald Rigced Vote In East Germany  Reds Clai m Great "Clmmmamity? Shawn   Reds Claim Great ‘Unanimity’ Shown By Sunday’s Poll

Biggest Vote Since 1940  Is Forecast   Taft-Ferguson Race Gets Top Play; City Program On Ballot

Marion Co. Selective Service Board Ready to Step Up Its Activities   Chairman Issues Instructions for Men Of Induction Age

Rumors Fly In Prague Heightened By Officia  Clamp on News of Mas: BRerana tn Wact Raich

Officials Refuse To Comment   Three Czech Planes Land Passengers in U.S. Zone of Germany.

Nine Injured In Accidents  On Highways   Car, Truck Collide Ak M-14.0. Nanjer

CAR AKD TRUCK CRASH: 8 HURT   Frank Marschke, Berrien Springs, Injured In Second Accident

HOTELS HAVE CONTEST   Hotel Association To Award Prize For Winning Theme To High School Students.

NEW OUTBREAK FEARED —  Infantile Paralysis Cases May Set New Record In Nation This Year

Fear New Polio Run Under Way   Prospects Better for Adequate Patient Care, However

Polio May Break Records This Year, Says National Foundation’s Director

Republicans Cheer Texan Who Won Seat in House   First G.O.P. Candidate Sent to Congress From Lone Star State Since 193] Gets Royal Welcome

Steinhardt Was Envoy To Canada   Unexplained Crash Takes Life Of  Career Diplomat Near Ottawa, Canada

L. Steinhardt, Canada Envoy, 4 Others Killed  On Way to N.Y.C. To Attend To ersonal Business

Eyewitness Reports of Crash Near Ottawa Hint at Sabotage; Wreckage Widely Scattered.  CREW CHIEF IS ONLY SURVIVOR

Ambassador's Plane Explodes ‘Like Dynamite’  Veteran Diplomat Killad In Cumeh  Veteran Diplomat Killed In Crash; Hint of Sabotace

One Survives Fiery Wreck Near Ottawa   L. A. Steinhardt, 57 Career Diplomat, WasN. Y. C.-bound

Airplane Blast Kills Diplomat, Four Others   Crash Reports Recall Sabotage By Time Bombing

U.S. ENVOY KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Laurence A. Steinhardt, Ambassador to Canada, Is Victim When Transport Crashes Near Orawa.   Crew Chief Only Survivor of Wreck

—ONE ESCAPES4 Others  Lose Lives In Plunge   AIRCRAFT IS DEMOLISHED

C-47 Crew Chief Only Survivor of Mystery Accident  U.S. Ambassador To Canada Famed For War Service

EMBASSY SHIP CRASHES NEAR OTTAWA, CAN.   Laurence Steinhardt Victim; 4 Others Also Dead

PLANE ON ~ WAY TOU. S., EXPLODES      Laurence A. Steinhardt and Four Others Die-in Crash of Army Transport Near Ottawa, —   POSSIBILITY OF  TIME BOMBING   Plane Blows Up 50 Feet From Ground; Enlisted Man is the Only Sur-. vivor.

EMBASSY PLANE FALLS ON FARM NEAR OTTAWA   C-47 CREW CHIEF IS LONE SURVIVOR OF CRASH KILLING 5

U.S. Embassy Plane Crashes in Flames; Five Die   Career Diplomat L. A. Steinhardt Is One Lost in Canada.

Reputed Red Cites Loyalty  Of Lattimore   Denies Hanging Communis Tag on Accused Spy; Solan Is Shacked

Probers Hear  Field Testify  Millionaire Refuses  to Savy Whether Red

Field Denies He Said Lattimore Was Communist   Faces Contempt Action For Refusing to Say If He Himself Is Red

Field Denies He Called Lattimore  Communist; Won't Answer Senators

Alleged Communist Field Denies Calling Owen Lattimore Red   Millionaire Clears--Hanson, Service, Vincent Of Red Link But Refuses To Reveal Own Status; Probers Weigh Contempt Count

Fields Says Lattimore  Is Loyal   Denies Naming State Official Ase Communist

Field on Stand Denies Tagging Lattimore ‘Red’  Sénators Roiled By Open Display Of Sheer Scorn

Field Denies He Ever Called - Lattimore Red   Reputed Millionaire Com munist Before Senate Probers

Jeclares Belore yenator Committee He Regards Him as Loyal to U. S.; Contempt Action Held Probable.

Field Swears Lattimore Is  Loyal to U. S.   Reputed Red Denies Calling Asia Expert Communist; Probers Consider Charges

Field, Reputed Communist Millionaire, Denies He Ever Called Lattimore a ‘Red?

Act Termed As Contemp By Senators   Witness Clears Three Other State Department Men

Senate May Hold Field In Contempt   Refusal To Testify At Spy Probe May Bring Action By Committee

Field Denies He Called Lattimore Red  Witness Won't Sav   Witness Won't Say Whether He Is Communist or Not

Truman Allays Census Fear: Endorses Acheson Proposal   Guarantees No Harm Can Come From ‘Answers To Be Given To Questions Of Census Takers

Truman Backs Acheson’s Formula To End Cold War   Congratulations Telephoned to Secretary, lauding Seven-Point Lict of Requirement:

“No Fear’ By Frank  Answers   President Calls For Cooperation Of Citizens In Coming Census

Truman Acts To Allay Home Fears  Chief Executive In Views On Census _ And Acheson Speec!

joseph S. McCracken, World War 1 Veteran, to Head Department of Pennsylvania;' Communists Flaved.

Kingston Veteran Elected Head Of - Legion In State   Resolutions Ask Congress To Outlaw Communist  Party, Approve UMT

TAX INCREASE BILL GOES — TO PRESIDENT   Personal Income Tax Hikes, Are Effective Starting October 1

TONIGHT WILL BE COLD   Minimums of 12 te 20 are Forecast Fer State

TO SUB-ZERO LEVELS   Anthony Only Point in Kansas Reporting Above-Zero

Outnumbered Yanks Withdrawing from Pyongyang Positions   Chinese Communists Threaten Wonsan: 20,000 Gls Fleeing Trap

Prepare For All-Out Smash At City      Fighth Army Begins Withdrawing South Toward 38th Parallel

th Army Units Pulling South Toward 38th Pa      Chinese Units Hit UN Detensec’

Pyongyang and Wonsan Menaced   U.S. 8th Units Start to Pull Out of Former North Korea Capital

‘Keep Calm,’ Boyle Warns  Democrats Bolstered   Democrats Bolstered During Loyalty Probe

Keep Calm,’ Soyie Warns  Demoacrnatc Ralctarad   Democrats Bolstered During Loyalty Probe

Laird Proposes Cash Sickness Disability Plan   Income During IIIness Is Idea; Both Employe and Employe to Pay

Laird Proposes Sickness Benefits  Compulsory Setup Urged for State

Senator Knowland Calls for Shakeup  In Foreign Policy  Urges GOP to Tell People “’What Is — Riaht with America’

FUNDS Alot FOR GAVPAIGK BY IOWA GOR   First Lincoln Day Dinner is Attended by 1,299 and Nets $26,000.

Man Who Has Driven Car 50 Years Explains How To Avoid Auto Accidents

American Is Arrested on Spy Charge   New Yorker Accused of Recruiting for Ring Cinanced by Russ.

4th American Nabbed In Atom Spy Hunt   New Yorker, Ex-Gl, Alleged To Be Link Of Red Spying Setup

4th American Is Arrested as USSR Spy   Julius Rosenberg, Engineer, Held by FBI in New York

FOURTH ARREST IN BOMB LEAKS   FBI Says Engineer Aided Russians Through Harry Gold

Another field In Spy Probe   Fourth American Accus ed Of Conspiring To Give Secrets

Fourth Americar Held As Atomic Spy For Russia  Former Member Of Signal Corps Arrested By FBI

Acheson Tries To Get Korean Aid Approved  Secretary Of State akes Plea For   Secretary Of State Makes Plea For sHouse Members

AT PARSONS STORE   Smoke Sends Firemen Back te Building Gutted Thursday

For Picture of Steel Bleachers, See Page 12   Judge Hughes, Losing Sight, Will Retire —   Former Circuit. Judge Here Applies for Retirement

1,000 Growers and Shippers To Open Convention Tuesday   Citrus, Vegetable Panels Top Interest For Delegates on First Day's Program

Ex-Army Sergeant Under $100,000 Bail Awaiting A-Bomb Spy Hearing

General M’Arthur Named Commander of U.N. Forces   Reports That Russia Has Put Forward Possible Peace Feeler Grow Out of Talk Between Gromyko and British Ambassador — Former Said to Have Asked What Russia Might Do to Restore Peace in Korea.

MacArthur Is Named Chief OF UN Forces   General Put in Supreme Command Situation in East; to Fly Blue and White UN Flaa

MaeArthur Is Named As Head Of UN Forces   Action Coincides With Announcement of Peace Moves by Russians

U.N. Flag Will Ely In Korea   (;,eneral MacArthur I Named Commander Of Fighting Forces

RUSSIANS NOW INTERESTED Ih KOREAN PEACE   Gromyko Meets Ambassadol of England: MacArthur UN Commander

MacArthur Supreme Head Of UN Forces   Appointment Is Made By President Truman; Peace Feeler Is Seen

Gen. MacArthur Commander For UN Forces   Diplomatic Reports Indicate Russia Mav Neaotiate

M’Arthur Named By President   He'll Command All Forces Fighting In Korean Upheaval

MacArthur Named Chief Of United Nations Forces. Report Reds Seeking Peace

Will Russia Try To Halt Civil War Raging In Korea?:  Interest Shown To British Proposal Could Be Maneuver To Fool] Allies

MacArthur Named Top Commander For Korea   Unprecedented Post Taken By U. S. Chief; UN Flag Will Fly

M Arthur Namec Head of UN Korean Forces   Possible Soviet Peace Feeler Reported in Europe

MacArthur is Supreme Commander eee eee eer  Russian Peace Feeler In True-False Status

MacArthur is Supreme Commander  Russian Peace Feeler In True-False Status

M’ARTHUR GETS TOP UN PLACE TO HALT REDS   President, Names Genera Leader of Forces To Stop Korean Commies

Czech Reds Expell Four News Writers   Richard Kasischke, AP News Bureau Chief Ousted

Expel Newsmen from ‘Gechoslovakia Today   A.P. Bureau Chief Among Four Forced to Leave.

Czechs Expel Chief of AP   Kasishke One of Four Correspondents Ordered Gut; Ne Hearing Permitte:

Demands Acheson Be Fired “At Once’”’        » DREW PEARSON Fed ‘The WASHINGTON mm MERRY-GO-ROUND

Car-Truck Crash Kills Six Persons  3 Children Dead In, Highway Mishap

Six Burn To Death in Crash Near Mansfield   Auto-Truck Collide On Highway; Believe Victims From Cleveland

Boston Blackout Kills Reception Over Nashua Television Sets Here Last Night

Ridgway Takes Tour Of War Front In Korea   New Commander Says Reds Ready To Strike

Communists Delay Threatened Second Invasion; Light Attacks Are Being Repulsed  Army of 23 Divisions, 3 Brigades May Lead Expected “Big Push”   New Commander Is Touring Korean Front

Gen. Ridgway Tours Front In Army Jeep  Starts on Check re a 2. .  vy   Starts on Check Soon After His Joining Troops

GEN. RIDGWAY VISITS FRONT   New Commander In Korea Leaves For Tour  Of Battle Zone

REPORT BIG 3 IN ACCORD ON GERMAN ISSUE   Broad Phases Decided  But No Hint Given  On Rearmament

Europe Defense Now Hinges On German Issues   Big Three Ministers Air Varied Views

Turns Informer After Leaving Huk Guerrillas   Deserts Army To Join Rebels

Probers In N.Y. Tobey Raps Fellow GOP, Gov. Dewey   Cites Failure To Stop Spa Gambling

Boh od Seat A lS Th ahah RR Renard atl  Congressmen Let Folks Back Home Know Of Speeches Through Records

Woman Admits Smuggling Five Blades Into Jail  Expectant Mother Pastes Peden n M :

—SMUGGLED HACKSAW BLADES—. Expectant Mother Tells Of Aiding Prison Break

Lose Fight To  Get Freedom   Two Former Capone Gang Members To Serve Out Time

BACK TO PRISON   Members of Capone Gang Lose Appeal to Supreme Court

Two Former Members of Capone : Old Gang Lose Fight to Keep (ut of Prison on 1947 Paroles

Guerrillas Real Threaf   U.N. Prestige Suffars in Liberated Areas, Special Forees To Be Prepared

Student-Solon Accuses State Colleges Of Harboring Fellow Travelers, Demands investigation

Draft Call For 20,000 Is Issued By Government  Call For Specialized Reserves May Also Be Issued Shortly

U.S. Planning To Call 20,000  Draftees Soon   MacArthur Assured Nothing To Be Spared To Bring Victory

Order To Induct 20,000 Drattees Surprise Move:   Top Generals Leave For Tokyo; Army To Call Older Men First

‘GENERALS OFF FOR TOKYO TO GET DATA  Induction Of 20,000 Draftees Seen As Move To Spare Nothing For Korea   5) General Hospitals In Nation  Soon To Be Reopened And Used

More Workers Walk Gut af Bendix Oa   Wildcat Strikes Continue Among Aviation Workers at South Bend Corporation

2. TOWNSHIPS LOSE AID IN FRANKLIN CO,   State Cracks Down on Lax Policies in Handing Out Relief Cash and Sup plies.   CHECK BENTON AND DENNING TOWNSHIPS   Commission Demands New  - Officials Be Appointed, Investigation Follows Editor’s Criticism,

Lightning Hit Plane, Is Belief   Bolt Broke Up Plane, Scattering Bits Of Wreckage In Lake. Theorv

Grim Search Underway for Lost Airliner   Searchers Comb Depths Of Lake Michigan Where It Is Virtually Certain Lost Plan Went Down

FIND WRECKAGE, BITS OF BODIES. FROM AIRLINER   Theory Lightning Smashed Air“liner Near St, Joseph, Soe Mitel S8 Lost. -

Grim Search Is Under Way Today In Waters of Lake Michigan For Missing Plane, 58 Persons  Traces of Wreckage Have Been  ~ Found and Oil Slick Sighted

Lightning Is Thought To Have Caused Airline Disaster Last Friday

Grim Search On at Plane Crash Scene   Pieces of Human Bodies Found on Lake Michigan

Hunt for Plane Turns Eastward  Debris Discovered On Michigan Side

Believe Giant Plane Hit by a Lightning Bolt   All 58 Occupants Are Presumed Dead; Croft Is Discovered in Lake

WRECKAGE PROVES AIRLINER CRASHED IN-LAKE MICHIGAN   Parts Of Human Bedlies Found Off Resort Com  wnity OF St. Joseph

Lightning May Have Exploded Plane With 58   Persons Near Shore Report Explosion Off Lake Michiacn.

Blanket From Missing Liner Is Identified; Other Debris Located   Indicate Ship Was Hit by Lightning   Water 110 Feet Deep in Area Where Residents Reported Fire in Sky

Find Parts of  Human Bodies. Other Evidence   Michigan Side of Lake, Search Scene

Search Goes On For Lost NWA Plane   Find Remnants Of Crash Survivors On Surface  Of Lake Michigan

FIND WRECKAGE, BITS OF BODIES FROM AIRLINER   Theory Lightning Smashed Air liner Near St. Joseph, Mich. 58 Lost.

Search Under Way In Lake Michigan For Lost Airliner and 58 On Board

SEARCH DEPTHS OF LAKE FOR PLANE WRECKAGE   SEE POSSIBILITY PLANE BEARING 58 HIT BY LIGHTNING

Lake Probed for Missing Airliner   " Patrol Boat Finds Traces of Wreckage, Bits of Bodies ‘¢n-Lake Michican: Abandon Hone for 58:

 Scene of Accident Pin-Pointed Near Michigan Town  ‘Navy Divers Poised for Descent Into Lake To Recover Bodies of Air Crash Victims

5 Occupants Of Airliner Presumed Dead  Bits of Human Bodie   Bits of Human Bodie: And Blanket Found In Lake Michigan

U.N. Order To Cease Fire  Goes Unheeded   Jack Moore Wins News Tip Contest   LATE NEWS BULLETINS   TRACES OF WRECKAGE, HUMAN BODIES FOUND  Grim Search Is Resumed For  Plane In Deep Part Of Lake

‘Fragments of Plane, Bodies Found as Search “For Missing Airliner Begins in Lake Michigan

Grim Search Made In Lake Michigan For Plane Wreck   Nation's ‘Worst’ Air Trag: edy Believed to Have Taken 58 Lives; Pieces  of Redies Found

Signs Of Lost Airliner Found Oif St. Joseph         Ships Collide In Fog Near Harbor Beach; 3 Killed. One Missing

Lake Depths Yield Clues To Lost Plane   Traces of Wreckage and Human Bodies Found in Lake Michigan; All 58 Believed Killed.

Kirliner Debris Is Discovered Off St. Joseph   Big Northwest Plane in 110 Feet of Water Near Michiaan Shore

Believe Plane Was Struck By Lightning   Bits of Bodies Are Recovered From Lake Michigan

SCENE OF DC-4 CRASH FOUND; HUNT BODIES   Part Of Torn Blanket, Pieces Of Humans, Oil Slick Located

AllS8 Aboard Presumed Dead   Bits of Bodies, . Plane Are Recovered Near Sauth Haven _

Officers Of NCEA To Be Revealed At Meeting Today   3,500 Delegates To Draw Up Resolutions On Salary, Benefits

NCEA Slated To Pick Officers   Annual Convention Brought To Close

YOUTHS LOSE NEW PLEA T0 ESCAPE CHAIr   Will Appeal to State Supreme Court. Execution Set For May 5.

Survivors of Chinese Ambush Tell Gruesome Story ef Yanks Burned Alive with Gasoline

Survivors of Ambush Say Chinese Troops Dance Around Fires as U.S. Wounded Burn

Hurt Yanks Set On Fire By Chinese   Wounded Americans Covered With Gasoline And Burned To Death

Blowing Snow Blocks Three Montana Highways and Many Country Roads Today, Cold Hits Cut Bank

Confessed Killer Nabbed by Police   White Slaver Arrected   Wife Slayer Arrested in Madison Restaurant’

smith lakes Seat  Graham Calls For Peace In  Farewell Address In Senate

Even Bees Need Baths—  Bee Backers Bombard ‘Banish Bee’ Bloc And Point Out Facts Of Life

King Gustav V Of Sweden Dies At Age Of 91.   Nation Mourns Death Of Europe’s Oldest Reigning Monarch

92-Year-Old Monarch Dies Quietly King Gustaf V, Of Sweden, Is Claimed

Death Closes 42-Year Reign Of spre Gustal  His hers en Son ta ne

Ledgd-* Jaded ais -cotiredctcthrmetnetol i  lus Senate Sends Bill Repealing Taxes 1On Oleo To White House For Signature

Oleo Repeal On President's Desk  House Votes Raise   House Votes Raise For Postal Vets

J. S. Fighter-Bombers Inflict Heavy Losses On Columns   PYONGYANG MAIN OBJECTIVE OF REDS

Kastern Flank Is Menaced by  New Offensive      Northwest Lull Soon May Be Broken; U. S. Marines And Infantry Stubbornly Fight Way Out Of Trap In Northeast

Yank Bombers Strafe Massed Chinese Forees   Americans Make Slow Headway in Efforts to Break Out of Red Trap

Red Columns Being Strafed and Rocketed by U. S. Fifth Air Force FighterBombers; Marines Trapped.

Enemy Builds Up Powerful Force For Smash to Pyongyang, Allies Brace to Meet New Onslaught; Marines in Fighting Withdrawal

Eight Red Divisions Head For East Flank of UN Line; Ten Others Massed in Area

Communists Close In On Defense Positions   Swarms Of Air Force Fighters Inflict Heavy Casualties On Enemy—Cutoff Marines And Infantry penn: dkdatiecc Dlincce: Dix nce

Eight Chinese Divisions Bear Down On Hani   U.S. Planes Inflict Heavy Casualties

U. 5. Bombers Inflict Heavy Toll On Reds   Six More Communist Armies Building Up Aaainst Right Flank ©

Kilgore Asks Coal Control:   Return of Cutthroat Compctiition Feared

Revival of Coal Curbs Is Sought   Price Regulation for Industry Is Asked by Senator Today.

Commission to Set Minimum Prices Sought   Sen. Kilgore Asks Measure to Prevent Cutthroat Competition

Simple Rites _For Mrs. Ford   Buried Beside Body Of  Automotive Pioneer

Two of 40 MIG 15s Hit by 15 Sabres   Building Uu; Map New Peace Plan

Enemy Advances On Eastern Flank Of U.S. 8th Army   American Defenders Said In Contact With Larger Force’ Of Communiats

Report Biggest Air Battle of ‘Korean Campaian   U. S. “Sabres” Damage Two Russian-Built Jets in Dog-Fight.

U. N. Secretary General * Says Russians Have Progressed In Four Years

Stalin Looks Healthy, Says Trygve Lie   UN Leader Finds Conditions Improved Inside Russia.

INJURIES FATAL TO PEDESTRIAN   Louis Mak, 75, Struck By Car At Downtown Intersection

Refugee Camp Nearing End   Most Bootheel DPs Have Found Places to Go

CIO Men Urged to Jam Phones   Phone Strike Plan Is Outlined in Union Publication

Conferees Reach Compromise Curb for  Potato Marketing   House Negotiators Hope For Speedy Approval; Senate Fight Seen

POTATO CONTROLS ARE AGREED UPON   CONFERERES REACH COM. PROMISE—SENATE G. O. P. FIGHT ON BILL SEEN,

Group Reaches Compromise On - Potato Control;   Accord ‘Provides for Extra Cotton, Peanut Planting; - GOP Opposition Seen

ER. See cae Me ee Gee Ot ee ee ee  Conferees Reach Potato Agreement

GOP Opposes Mill to  ‘ ‘ Curb Potato Marketing; Permit Extra Cotton. Peanut Plantine

Child Actress Tells. Of Brush Whipping   Lora Lee Michel On Stand ‘Against Her Foster Mother

' Bought Candy and Got HairBrush Whipping, Child Actress Says at Foster Mother’s Trial

Hoover Plan TurnedDown By Senators   Two Of Reorganization Projects Voted Down By Committee

Bullfighter “Upset" Over Sinatra's Visit With Ava  “1 Am Really Sad," He Says Over a Thesn Mav Sanaration From Actress

Rulltishter Hurt By Gardner Snut   Sinatra Is First In Ava’s Heart

EX-MONROYAN TRAPS ROBBER   Joe G. Preddy Brings About Arrest Of Bank Bandit

Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years; Red Lover Will Be Deported   Russian’s Term Suspended At Request of State, Justice Departments to Court

Gubitchev Gets Suspended Term; To:Be Deported   Couple Tried for Russian Spy Plot

Judge Decrees Term.in Prison For Judy Coplor   Court Suspends Gubitchey Term, Orders Expuleian

Judith Coplon Draws Another Spy Sentence   Former Soviet UN Employe To Leave U. S. in Two Weeks

Gubitchey To Sent Home n Two Weeks   Russian Claims .  He Was Framed

Gubitchev Gets Suspended Prison Term to: Allow Departure: Judith Coplon Given: Sentence of 15 Years

Gubitchev to Be Deported   Russian Enginecr Declares Case Had Been “Artificially Manufactured” Against Him,

Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years, Deport Russian  Soviet Companion   Soviet Companion To Be Sent Home At Request of U. S.

Coplon Gets 15-Year Term For Spy Plot   Court Orders Deportation of Gubitchey Within Two Weeks; To Appeal Coplon Sentence.

Soviet Engineer To Be Deported Within 2 Weeks   Appeal to Be Made  Shortly by  Atearnave far Girl

boplon Gets 15 "Years: Red Pal To Be Deported   Suspend Gubitchev’s Sen. tence and Will Boot Him Out of U.S. Promptly

JUDITH COPLON GIVEN 15 YEARS ON SPY CHARGE   Avoid Danger to US. Citizens in Saviet Territarv

Miss Coplon Gets 15-Year Prison Term   Judge Refuses G-Girl Release On Bail As Lawyer Plans Appeal

Girl Spy Is Sent To Prison   Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years; Ex-Pal Russian Engineer i: To be Deported

Soviet Engineer To Be Deported Within 2 Weeks  Appeal to Be Made

GUBITCHEY T0 BE DEPORTED   Sentence Suspended At Recommendation Of u, 3. Government  RUSSIAN HITS TRIAL

Judith Coplon Is Sentenced To 15 Years   Government Asks Soviet Be Deported Rather Than Jailed

Coplon Girl Gels 15 Years For Spy Plot   Leave Country Withia 2 Weeks

Judith Coplon Given 15 Year Sentence; ‘Deportation Is Ordered for Gubitchev

A 15-year Jail Term For Judy.   Gubitchev, Co-Defendant in Spy Case, Gets Suspended Sentence and Is Ordered Deported

Two Prisoners Sent to Jail: Plan Appeals   Defendants Are Given Tongue-Lashing While Sentenced by Judge

Suspend 15 Year Term for Russian   Judith Sentenced for Conspiracy, Passing Secrets

Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years  Gubitchev, rine: Subitchey, 1 or Pa

Judge Assails Russian as U. N. Oath Violator   Claim of Diplomatic Immunity Refused by Government

LATE NEWS BULLETINS Coplon Given 15 Years; Gubitchev Is Deported

Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years As Soviet Spy  Russian Engineer d Denorted

JUDGE ORDERS GUBITCHEV TO BE DEPORTED   Russian’s -15-Year Prisom Term Is Suspended; Appeal Likely

—COPLON— Girl Spy Sentenced To Prison  Russian Ex-Pal To Be Dennarted

Suspend Term for Gubifchey: fo Leave U. §.   Judith Gets 5 Years on Conspiracy, 15 Years on Espionage

Is Deported On Request Of Acheson  Judith Coplon Gets  Bftnan Vaar Tawrm

Suspend Sentence, Order Deportation Of Russ U.N. Aide   Former Government Girl Sent to Jail For Spying Plot

Miss Coplon Sentenced To 15 Years; Gubitchey Ordered Back To Russia

15-Year Prison Term Decreed For Miss Coplon   Deportation Of Gubitchev To Russia Ordered

J udith Coplon, Russian Spy Get 15 Years   Gubitchev Sentence I: Suspended On Order To Leave the Country

Miss Coplon Gets 15-Year  Prison Term   Gubitchev Ordered Deported Within Twe Weeks For Spving

Russian Engineer to Be Deported With Spy Plot Sentence Suspended

Judith Coplon  Sentenced to  Fifteen Years   Suspended Sentence and Deportation Given Red On Government Wishes

AED oPY WILL BE SENT HOME IN TWO WEEKS   Court Suspends 15-Year Plo! Sentence for Gubitchev; Conlen Gets 15 Years.

Officials Ask Suspension of Red's Term   State Department Fears Imprisonment May Bring Reprisals

Gubitchev And Coplon Sentenced   She Gets 15 Years While He Will Be Re. turned to Russia.

Coplon Sentenced To 19 15-Year Term;  Red to Be Ousted   Gubitchev’s 15- Year Jai Term Suspended; Pair Plan Swift Appeals

15-Year Term for Judy; fo Deport Ex-Pal   Gubitche~ Receives Suspended Sentence; Banished From U. S.

Sentence Miss Coplon To 15 Years  Order Deportation : Of Gubitchev. -

DRAWS JAIL TERM   Judith Coplon Gets a 15. Year Sentence; Russian  to Be Deported

GUBITCHEV TO BE DEPORTED; WILL SERVE NO TIME   Russian, Jn Statement Before Court, Says Case  FLT Y Perenn Ser Sree ED

Coplon, Gubitchev Get 15 Year Terms: He'll Be Deported   U.S. Asks Red Be Ousted In 2 Weeks; Bond Is Denied Both By Judge

JUDITH COPLON AS SENTENCED; TO OUST ‘PAL   Russian Engineer Gets Sus pended Rap—Will Be Deported Within 2 Weeks

Judge Orders Judy to Jail For 15 Years   Ex-Pal Gets Suspended Sentence, Deportation To Russia; Two Raps Are Thrown at American Girl

Coplon Given 15-Year Tern   Convicted ‘Co-Spy Order. ed Returned To Russia Quickly

APPEAL NOTICE TO BE FILED BY CLERK   Soviet Engineer Will Be Ousted Within 2 Weeks  JUDGE      Says Punishment Must Be Substantial As Full Warning To Others

Russian Ordered Deported at Once, Penalty Suspended  State Department Had Asked Ouster For UN. Figure

Judith Jailed, Ally Ordered Back To Russia     Miss Coplon Gets 15 Years, Gubitchevy Susapended Term In Spy Plotting

Gubitchev to , Be Deported in Two Weeks  Court Tells Girl "You Disgraced Your Name and Your Family’ 

Court Sets Harsh Terms   “Russian’s Sentence Suspanded but He's to Be Sent Bock to Russia

J udy Given 15 Years For Spying Plot   Gubitchev To Be Sent Back To Russia; Judge Refuses Bail For Girl  Who Will Take Appeal

Judy Sentenced To 15-YearTerm  Gubitchey Deported Te Native Russia

Gubitchey Ordered Deported :   Russian [s Given 15-Year Suspended Sentence; Says Cage Was ‘Manufactured!’

Judith Coplon Sentenced to 15 Years, Gubitchev to Leave U.S.   Former Government Girl Must Serve Term ‘In Addition‘to Previous Conviction; Red . Gets Deportation Order Instead of Jail

Deported ¢   Russian Is Given 15-Year Suspended Sentence; Says Case Was ‘Manufactured’

Conspirators Plan Appeals; Bail Refused   Gubitchev's Prison Term Suspended to Avoid Reprisals

Young Woman Receives Term In Prison For Plotting To Spy For Russia---Gubitchev Gets 15-Year Suspended Sentence And Ordered Sent Back To Soviet Union Within Two Weeks—Deportation Recommended By Government As Result Of Conferences

Coplon Given 15 Years in Jail  Gubitchev Sentenced, Ordered to Russia

15 Years For Coplon; Ex-Pal To Be Deported   Judge Flays Both .In Sentencing On Spy Charaes

Plane Protest Note Rejected  Reds Ignore U.S. Blast;  Senator Assails Russia

Rep. Vinson  Aims Blast At Moscow   Speech Follows Russia’s Rejection of U.S. Plane Protest.

Refuses to Pay For Lives of 10 Americans   Insists Plane a B-29 Not Privateer; Ac cuses Government

Vinson Labels Plane Atfack Murderous Act  House Votes Awards To Airmen 330- 0  tee Chee DI...

Vinson Accuses Russia of Act ~ Of Aggression  Soviet Rejects U. S. Protest on All Counts As ‘Clearly Absurd’

finson Charges oiced As Reds eject U.S, Note   B-29 Was Involved In  Fply By Soviets Trisists Air Clash Over Baltic

'U.S. Uniforms Shipped Abroad as ‘Rags’ \Starts International Probe by 4 Agencies

U.S. Intercepts Bales of Army Uniforms Headed for Holland and Tagged as ‘Rags

US Army Uniforms Shipped Abroad Listed As “Rags”  Agencies Open International Probe

United States Army Uniforms Being Shipped Abroad as ‘Rags’   Accidental Discovery By Inspectors Starts _ An International Probe

U.S. Army Uniforms Shipped Abroad As ‘Rags’ By Midwest Salvage Co.

American Uniforms Shipped as ‘Rags Stir Investigation by 4 Agencies

CasualtiesAnnounced SoFar In Korean War Total 2, 668; 168 Are Dead, 1,592 Missing

153-On List Killed, 2,463 Hurt, Missing   Army Says It Is Not , Trying To. Hide List; Wants To Be Positive

Casualties Of Korean War 2,616  _153_U. 8. Killed “ 1,580 Wounded

U.S. Casualties Of Korean War Total2,616   Army Reports 153 Were Killed

Casualties In Korean War Reach 2,616   Army Denies Charge It Is “Hiding” Correct Figures

Korean Casualties Through August 6 Totalled 2,616   ‘Army Discounts Reports By Columnist Pearson

ARMY REPORTS 193 MEN DEAD, 1590 WOUNDED   Officers Deny Pearson’ Report Of A “Secret Casualty List”

KOREAN WAR CASUALTIES TOTAL 2,616   Total 153 Killed, 1,590 Wounded and 873 Misssing on Lists Already Released.

(53 Are Known Dead, 873 Listed Misssing   Spokesman Denies Service Is Trying To Hide Anythina

2.616 Losses In Korean War  Casualty List Is  Kept Back. Till ae Be £4 heehee

Army Casualties Total 2,616   153 hilled, 1.590 Wounded, 873 Missing To Date

Casualties Set At 2,616 by Army Official   Spokesman Defends Method of Reports, Says 153 Confirmed Dead Through Sunda:

Army Reports 2616 Casualties ln Korean War   153 Killed, 1590 Wound. ed, 873 Missing Through \ugust 6

Casualties In Korean War Reach 2,668  168 Listed As   168 Listed As Killed In Action

Casualties In Korea Fightinc Set at 2,616   Army Lists 153 Killed and 873 Missing in Action

U.S. Casualties 168 Dead, 1,592 Wounded In War   908 Reported as Missing In Announced Lists Of  Casualties in Korea

2,616 CASUALTIES   Army Spokesman Denies the Korean Lists Are Unduly Delayed

Casualties Total 2,616   U.S. Not Hiding Figures Says Army, Answering Drew Pearson Charge

Korea War Casualties Total 2,616   153 Yanks Killed, Army Declares in New Announcemen!

List 168 U. S. Dead Thus Far.in War  Wounded and Missing  Bring Total to 2,668

153 ARE DEAD IN KOREA WAR   Army Releases Latest List of Casualties To August 6

Army Announces Casualty Total   wGnucsey swe  153 Known Dead: 1,590  Wounded: Missing Ties Chrnbineg

Army Announces 2,616 Casualties Since Outbreak of the War to August Sixth

ARMY CONFIRMS REPORT  Korean War Casualties ~ Reach Total Of 2,616

Casualties Total 2,616. Army Says   153 Killed, 1,590 Wounded And 873 Missing On Lists Released To Date

Army Casualties Now Tofal 2,616  153 Killed In Korea; Missing Number 873

Casualties For War Through Auaust 6 Told   Total Figures Are 2,616; 153 Killed, 1.590 Wounded

War Casualties Are Listed By Army as 2,616  List Through Sunday Includes 153 Dead,

ARMY REPORTS 133 ARE KILLED; 1,590 WOUNDED   List Includes 873 Missing In Action; Spokesman Declare Nothing Being Hidden From Pub lic.

2,616 Army Casualties In Korea War Reported; 153 Killed, 873 Missing

Army Says Casualties Now 2.616   Additional Lists Awai' Release; Figure of Pearson Rapped.

TWo AUTO ACCIDENTS  Reported to Lawrence Police Yesterday Afternoon

U.S. On Defense loo Lona, Claim  Stassen Cites Losses In Cold War

SCHOOLS STILL CLOSED   Snyder Says U. S. Deficit Likely to Exceed $2 Billion

Army Chief of Staff Predicts Forward Moves   Gen, J. Lawton Collins Says We Are ‘Going the Other Way’ Now On

Beachhead Will Get No Smaller Army Chief Says   Paints Optimistic Picture of Korean Outlook; More Talk Of Praventive War

U. 5. Will Be the Attacker Now in Korea, Is Forecast   Army Chief of Staff, Declares Pocket Won't Shrink Any Farther.

Collins Says Yanks Now To   Move Forward   Georgia Senator Backs Preventive War Against Soviet

‘From Now On, We're Going The Other Way   Army Staff Chief: Says Beachhead: ‘As Small as Will Be

Will Now Go The Other Way   Chief of Staff Collins so Says Of korean Strife

Will ‘Go Th Other Way   Army Chief Of Staff Claims U. N. Sector Of South Korea Will Be Getting Bigger

U.S. Offensive To Roll Collins Says; Laud Matthews   U. S. Army Chief Of Staff Says “We're Going Other Way”; Russell Supports Preventive War Theory

Reds Claim Sinking Ot Three Destroyers   Navy says Only Slight Damage Inilicted On Destrovers: Report No Sinkinas

BUCKS COUNTIANS TO "AID SCHOOLMEN’S WEEK   Will Contribute To Program tn Philadelphia Krom April 19th to 22nd   BOEHM AMONG THEM

Small Hurricane Strikes Florida Gulf Coast Tuesday   Cedar Key, Fishing Village, Bears Brunt Of Fury; Aid Is Rushed

Hurricane Hangs (ff Ha. Coast  Emergency Supplies Rushed To Village

Help Is Rushed To Gale-Lashed Florida Village   Tiny Hurricane Spins Aimlessly Over South Of Gainesville Area

Mrs. Eggebrecht  Dies In Craig _ Heart Attack Fatal Tc  German Immigrant

Mrs. Eggebrecht  Dies In Craig Heart Attack Fatal T«   Qawmae Texaentownnd

Sweden Buries Late Monarch  European Royalty   European Royalty Attends Last Rites

Quedille Trying To Make Cabinet   French Government kT, Hava Snecialicts

EUROPE WOULD FALL EASILY TO RUSSIANS    Allied Troops No Match For 33 Soviet Divisions On 1 Continent

Allies Report Six Soviet Armies. Are in Position fo Seize Europe

$1,000 Is Spent Hunting Dog Lost In Desert   Long Beach Couple Is Still Searching  For Sissie

U. §. Denounces Maragon  As Liar At Perjury Trial   But Defense Pictures Ex-Bootblack as Humble “Peanut Man   Among Princes’ —Jury Told Government V ill Prove Defendant Had Large Bank Account in San Antonio—Later a Texas Banker Fails to Identify Him as a Depositor.

Maragon Is Denounced as  4-Time Liar   But Defense Describe: Him as “Peanut Man Among Princes.’’s

Prosecution Calls Maragon Multi-Liar  ‘Helpful Friend,’  Sav His Lawvers

Truman Loan  Ideas Backed   Senator Urges Extension Of Renavment Limit

Loans To Business Subject For Debate  Extend Time Limit Savs Sen. Sparkman

Sparkman Urges Longer Time Be Given For Loan Repayments   Alabama Senator Joins President Truman in Aid for Small Business

Commander of Air War College Air General Suspended; Urged “Preventive” War

AIR GENERAL IS SUSPENDED FOR UNWISE SPEECH VANDENBERG ACTS AGAINST ADVOCATE  HOCVUCATATIVO WIA

suspend Head Of Air School   Maj. Gen. Anderson Had Advocated A Preventive War

Suspend Air War College  Commandant   Major General Orvil A Anderson Is Released From Job by Air Chief

Service As Drummer Bay In Battle Of Gettysburg Recalled By Veteran, {02

Russian Peace Drive Viewed With Suspicion   Reds Reported Trying To Save Face In Korean ” Disaster

Soviet Peace Offer Viewed Dimly in U.S   Bid Regarded as Russian Attempt to Recuperate From Koares Set.-Rack

OF LATEST RUSS PEACE CAMPAIGN   See Soviets Trying To Salvage Something From Dis aster In Korea      PLAN IS TO SPLIT -NON-COMMUNIST BLOC

Soviet “Peace” Drive Viewed As Attempt To Salvage Something From Korean War

RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED IN COURT RACE  Contests Naming Of Candidate By Conventien

Cohen Giver Bum’s Rush From Texas   Rangers Put L.A, Gambler Aboard West-Bound Plane

HERE'S THEIR STORY  Two Lads Tell of Seeing Touching Flying Saucer

Betting Big Shot Called To Hearing  Senate Wants Race Facts From Carroll

Gambling Probe Witnesses Called  Betting Commissione Ordered To Testify

SUBPOENAS — ARE SERVED OM TOP GAMBLERS   Carroll, Erickson And Adonis Called  To Give Testimony

Advocated Less Help For China  Says McCarthy Forced Iseue  Fae at a. ae

Lattimore Makes Public  Memo Solon Criticized Paper Urged U. S. Beware Of Hasty,  Evraseive Intervention In Far Back

Column Left  ++ @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and ‘faith! he'll print it...” —~Burns.  a

Korean A. P. Writer Sheds Tears Of Joy Over News Family Is Safe   U. 5., Britain Pledge UN Forces Will Nof Cross Korean Border

Gen. M’Arthur s Authorized To Cross Border   Reds Called Upon Yo Release Military, Civilian Prisoners

UN SURE TO APPROVE CROSSING OF BORDER   BY BRUCE W. MUNN  TP Staff Carrecnondent

Issue New Demand Upon Koreans To Free Military, Civilian Prisoners

UNITED NATIONS GIVE APPROVAL TO GROSS 38TH   Call on Communists To Release All Prisoners al Onee

HISTORIC ACTION CALLS FOR CROSSING TO BRING AROIUT A UNITED. KOREA

Free Captives, South Korea Tells Commies  General Assembly   General Assembly Takes Historic Action by 47-5 Yote

Court Deprives Harry Bridges Of Citizenship   Revocation Order Based On Perjury Conviction Of Union Leader

CITIZENSHIP OF BRIDGES iS REVOKED   Federal Judge Issued Order'Today As Racule OF Trial

WANT TO KNOW WHERE DEWEY GOT WAR FACTS   Says He Was Told War With Russia Coming This Month

Who Told Dewey War With Russia Will Come This Month? But He, Officials Don’t Think

Dewey says War with Russic Is Inevitable: Differs With State Department

Dewey Staggers Washington with Flat Statement Russ War Starts This Month

Judge Grants Plea For Delay In Moving Golc   Attorney Contends He Needs More Time To Study Spy Charge

Governors Sidestep Controversial Question of Whether to Endorse Acheson and His State Department

‘To Sidestep An Acheson Appr oval   Governors’ Conference Skips Mention Of State Department Trouble   ACHESON IS PRAISED   Secretary’s Defense Gets Republican Plaudits As Attitudes Change

Acheson Regime Bypassed at Parley Of U. S. Governor:   Democrats Ave . Desirons of Endorsement, but They Fear. Heavy  Onposition

Governors Sidestep Acheson Approval   Nations Begin Secret Coal-Steel Discussions

GOVERNORS SHUN ACHESON QUESTION   Sidestep  Controversia Issue Of, Whether To ¢ Back State Dept.

State Heads. Dodge Action On Acheson   Sidestep Request For Approval Of State Department

VIEW OF INFORMED AMERICAN OFFICIALS:  Soviet Prepared to Accept Red Setback

Russia Apparently Writing Off Korean War As Minor Incident  ~ But USSR May Occupy North Korea

SOVIETS READY TO WRITE OFF —LOSSINKOREA   Chinese Reds May Defend 38th Parallel Against UN

Kremlin Seen Backing Out Of Korea Mess   Russians May Occupy Area North Of 38th Parallel For ‘Peace’

Russia May Be Ready To Quit In South Korea   Indications Point Toward Writeoff Of Communist Campaigr

TO WRITE OFF WAR IN KOREA   Being Described As Minor Incident Since Ameri can Offensive      RUSSIA MAY OCCUPY NORTHERN TERRITORY

Russia Appears Writing Off Warfare as Minor Incident, But May Occupy North Korea

HOT WEATHER IS OVER   Forecaster Calls for Partly Cloudy And Lower Temperatures

SENATOR TAFT EASY WINNER   Republicans Making Strong Bid For Control Of Legislature

Taft Wins Fight In Ohio Election   Senator Defeats Greatest Democrat, Labor Group in U:S.

PIONEER AKRON MAN DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS   Last Rites Are Held Saturday Afternoon For Fred W. Burnett

GOP MUST TAKE 1] CLOSE RACES TO RULE SENATE   Struggle To Center I Nine States; Odds Seen With Dems

11 Contests May Decide  Senate Colot   Democrats Given Best Odds Of Retaining Control Of Both Honses

DEM CONTROL OF SENATE Ii CALLED ‘SAFE   GOP Would Have Tx Win Close Battles For Il Seats

Close Contests Seen For Senate  Control May Hinge On Eleven Races .

GOP Must Win 11 Contests fo Control Senafe  9 States Hold Key to Victory, Observers Say

Midwest To Cut Service   Will Have Only Two Stops Here Daily Instead Of Four

BUILDING ON WAY TO RECORD   Rise In Homebuiding Phenomenal — At Least One Million Unity Expected to Be Started in 1950.

Showdown With Soviet. May Be Near   Sen. Connally Gives Report on Atomic Talbe

Nation s Governors Fick Ohio’s Lausche To Head  Next Year’s Conference   Action, Termed Non-Political, Stirs Fires Under Stewpot Already Steaming Over Lausche’s  ‘ May Support Taft’ Crack

 AUSCHE CHOSEN Ad CHAIRMAN OF GOVERNORS IN’   Action, Coming on Heels of Hint He May Vote for Taft, Stirs Up Political Fires,   BRAWL OVER FOREIGN POLICY IS AVERTED   Group Sidesteps Question of Whether to Commend Secretary Acheson for His Work,

Lausche Made New Chairman For Governors   Conference Sidesteps Plax For Resolution Backing Devartment of State

Governors Pick Lausehe  As Chairman Move Adds Fuel  ~ To Controversy   Over Vote Stand

Governors Pick Lausche Chairman   Stirs Up Fires Under Political Stewpot Already Steaming.

Drastic Action Is Threatened  Truman Calls Rail Strike Uniustified

SWITCHMEN GET BLUNT WARNING TO G0 TO WORK   President Threatens Drastic Action To End Walkout On Five Major Rail roads.

Truman To Act In RR Strike: Accuses Union  Says Railway Act   Says Railway Act Violated; May Ask Power Of Seizure

Truman Warns Switchmen to End Rail Strike   President Threatens Drastic Action Unless Tie-Up Is Abandoned

Truman Will Act In Rail Strike If Necessary  Switchmen‘’s Walkout On 5 Western Lines

TRUMAN IN BID TO SWITCHMEN   President Threatens Drastic Action Unless Strike Is Abandoned.

Switchmen Warned To End Strike   President Threatens Drastic Action And Blames Troubles On Small Minority

TRUMAN ISSUES WARNING -Government Maps Drastic Action Unless Switchmen Abandon Strike

WARNS ON STRIKE   Truman Threatens to Take Drastic Action Against Rail Lines

Rail Strikers Are Warned To End Tieup   President Says Drastic Action Will Be Taken If “Unjustified Strike”  Is Not Terminated .

Threatens Rail Strike Action   Truman Declares Switchmen’s Walkout Unjustified, and Calls For Return to Work

Dispute Unjustified President Claims  National Emergency Demands Workers Return to Jobs: Four Lines Stalled

Switchmen Strike Hit  By Truman   Hope Expressed That No Drastic Action Will Be Necessary To End Walkout

President Raps Railroad Tieup  Drastic Move Hinted Against Switchmen

COOLER   — ULTIMATUM — Truman  May End Rail Strike   TELLS UNION: ‘GO TO WORK’

Truman Declares Switchmen’s Strike Is Not Justified  Hopes It Will Not be Necessary For U. S. to Act

Truman Asks For End To Rail Strike   President Threatens To Take Drastic Action If Switchmen Stay Idle

je Road a Sik   “Walkout “Uijustitied™ He Says and Promises - to- Act if Necessary. ”

Truman May Act in Rail Walkout  Blames Minority of Railroad Switchmen

TRUMAN WARNS DRASTIC ACTION IN RAIL STRIKE p TERMS WALKOUT OF  AFL SWITCHMER IS UNJUSTIFIED STRIKE

Truman May Act In Strike.  Threatens ‘Drastic’ Mave In Rail Tieun

eee re  Truman Threatens to Take Drastic Action Against Rail Lines

TRUMAN MAY INTERVENE. IN RAIL STRIKE   President Accuses Switchmen’s Union of Flouting RaJlway Labor Act aud Defying Mediation Board.

Calls for Walkout’s End  Drastic Rail Strike Action Is Threatened by President

Truman May Act to End Rail Strike   Declares Tie-Up Of Five Western Lines Not Justified

Truman May Take Drastic Strike Action   Threatens To End Switchman Walkout With Drastic Step

Truman Raps Switchmen’s Walk-Out   ‘Drastic Action Is Threatened to Halt “‘Unjustified Strike’

The Weather   Truman’s Ire Stirred by Rail Strike   Hints "Drastic Action’ Unless Work Resumed

Truman Warns Switchmen To  End Walkout   President Calls Strike Unjustified, Threatens Action

Jap Communists To Fight Outlawing  Further Purges Of Party Predicted

Nippon Reds Vow to Fight   Will Battle Any Attempt To Ouilaw Party

President Gets New ‘Coal Report   GOP Leader Says Short Mine Week Constitutes Strike

Taft Asks  Action on Coal Crisis   Says Truman Should Have Used T-H Law Dec. 1 Te End Dispute.

INSECTS. SLASH FOOD SURPLUS   Wheat, Crop: Slashed 200 Mion Experts Call 1088 “ighest Petential’ Crop Lots Yeer ta U. S. History.

Weather, Bugs Cut Farm Crops   ‘Brutal’ Method — To Shave Surplus

Report Shows Prices Rising   Korean War Used as Spring-Seard, According to Bureau of Labor.

Price Index Up; Hoarders Are Rebuked   Cost OF Living Shows Sharp Rise

WHOLESALE PRICE TREND IS UPWARD   Warfare in Far East Is Used as Springboard

Prices Rise As Truman Refutes Shorfage Rumor   Most Wholesale Prices Up Despite President's Statement On Foods

See New Front Breaking Back Of Red Invasion   MacArthur Leads Assault Under Cover Of Hewy Ship, Air Bombardment

Gubitchev Might Stay In US. Jail   Russian Might Appeal His Conviction; His Lawyer Refuses to Give Up Rights   Deal’ Suggested   Move Is Made by U. S. te Prevent Possible Reprisals

GUBITCHEV T0 STAY IN JAIL   May Not Sail For Russia. Expected To Appeal Spy Conviction

Two Theft Suspects Bound Over   Daniels, Ristine Will Face Sullivan  County Grand Jury

Daniels, Ristine Bound To Circuit CourtinHoldup  Trial At Sept. Term In $25,000 Robbery

High Command Is To Get Reports on  Korean War Arms   Analytical Answers Are to Be Received on How Weapons Are Evaluated

TO APPRAISE U. S. WEAPONS IN KOREAN WAR   : Military High Command to Receive Reports on How Certain Weapons Worked.

Rating Due On Weapons  Experts To Appraise   Experts To Appraise Value Of Korea Arms

Study Value of Weapons Used In Korean War   Appraisals Being Sent High Command by Team of Experts

Weapons Evaluation Report To Give Accurate Answers to Many Questions

Team of Experts to Give Appraisal On Weapons Used in Korea Fiqhtina

HIGH COMMAND AWAITS REPORT ON WEAPONS   MILITARY EXPERTS COMPILE DATA ON BATTLEFIELD USE

GOP Pans Truman   Claim of Credit for U. S. Prosperity Ridiculed by Gabrielson

Guy Gabrielson Punctures Truman’s Claim to Credit for National Prosperity —in Statement Today.   LISTS ‘REMINDERS’ *® FOR AMERICAN PEOPLE

GOP Head Blast Truman's Claim  Gabrielson Replies To Chief Executive

GOP Chairman Says President failed Miserably   Blames Truman For Asia’s Plight, Taxes, Farm Surpluses. Debt

BLASTS AT PRESIDENT   G. O. P. Chairman Declares Administration “Failed Miserably

Atlantic Council Told Germans Want More Than Has Been Given Them in Exchanae for Their Aid

West Reich Keeps Chip On Shoulder   Set to Drive Hard Bargain With Allies For Use of Troops In European Army

Germans Want To Bargain For Military   West Germans To Seek More Concessions From Big Three Before Putting Troops in Army.

To Ask More Than Offered By Big Three   Council Decision On Defense Plans To Be Considered

Participation In Defense Army Still Uncertain   Bonn Government : Expected To Drive ‘Hard Bargain’

West Germans Want More Than Big Three Offers  Expected to Drive Sharp Bargain In Return for Forming Army

GERMANS ASK CONCESSIONS FROM ALLIES   Bonn Government Likely to Drive Sharp Bargain on Providing Men for International Army.   MAY BE OFFERED PLACE ON STAFF   However, Allies Are Opposed to Letting Germans Have Defense or Foreign Ministry Now.

Germans Driving A Sharp Bargain In Defense Talk   Not Satisfied In Defense Pact Role As Now Outlined

Council Plan To Be Offered To Bonn Soon  Germans In Positic   Germans In Position To Exact A Hard Bargain; Demand ‘Full Equality’

Germans Not Satisfied With Defense Role  Leaders Make It Clear They Want

EQUALITY IN ACTION HINTED  West Germans Play Hard to Get As Bia 3 Seek to. Auqment Army

Desire More  In Plan   West German Leaders to Meet To Consider the Defense Setup

GERMANY WANTS CONCESSIONS FOR ITS MILITARY AID   EXPECT ADENAUER WILL BARGAIN FOR COMPLETE EQUALITY

Western Germany Makes It Clear She Wants More  es Try * ce   Indicates To Big 3 Present Proposal Is Not Sufficient

Germans Will Seek. ‘Trade’ On Arms Paet   Are Ready to Demand Equality As Price of Military Assistance

West Germans Drive Bargain Over Arms Plar   Bonn Will Ask More: in Return For Joining Fact

Expect Germans To Drive Sharp Bargain on Arm:  May Demand More Than Now Offered

Germans to Drive Sharp Aid Bargain   But Allies Are Not Prepared to Offer Fuli Equality in  SS ileoamnnn Tiafnnen

More For Army   Will Likely Drive Sharp Bargain With Atlantic Council

‘Big Three’ In New Offers For Peace   ipl S., France, And "Great Britain Make New Plea

Germany To Ask for Better Bid from Allies   Bonn Government Expected To Drive Sharp Bargain When Officially Informed Thursday of Part It Will Be Expected To Play in Formation of International Military Organization

aermany Has Pact Nations Over Barrel   Will Put High Price on Its Partnership in Defense of West Europe

West Germans Make It Clear They Will Ask More Concessions in Exchange for Supplying Men to Serve in New Military Organization

REICH ASKS MORE, THAN OFFERED 10 JOIN WEST ARMY   Allies Expected To Tell Adenauer Thursday Of International Arms Plan

W. Germans Ash More For Army  Wil Likely Drive   Will Likely Drive Sharp Bargain With Atlantic Council

Principle Of Big 4 Meets Agreed Upon   Germans Are Msking Greater Role For Army Participation

West Reich Demands More Concessions as Price of Military Aid   Big 3 Commissioners Plan Conference With Adenauer Tomorrow

'Vrawn-Out Discussion Seen  West Germans Want More Than Is Offered For Part In Army

There Are a Few Ways Left to Become an “Influential” Person in Next 50 Years

HOUSE COMMITTEE WARNS PANAMA CANAL COULD BE KNOCKED OUT BY ONE ATTACK

Other Watsrway Urged Panama Canal Could Re Knocked Out by Rombers

WAGE DEMAND TO BE FIXED   Firemen And Enginemen Assign Small Committees To Task

Railway Unions Begin Charting Waae Demands   Firemen-Enginemen Set Up Committee to Draw Up Proposal

Commitiee  Fixing New Pay Demand   Traimmen’s Group Working on Proposal te Go To Railroads; Big Steel Compazvy. Union Meer

Railroadmen Plan Demand For Wage Hike For Nation   Firemen, Enginemen Assign Plan Making To. Small Committee

Military Law Would Affect Youths of 17  Six Months to Year of Service Planned for Youne Trainees

Johnson Sends Congress  Truman-Backed Plan  Wants Action This Session On Bill  D...t do £ Manthe Tn Vane Of Saruicae

Johnson Asks Congress for  U. MT. at 17   Law Would Require 6 Months to Year  Of Training Service For Nation’s Youths

Universal Training Bill Is Being Urged   Johnson Makes Request to Congress With Truman’s Approval

TRUMAN BUDGET SPURS CONGRESS ECONOMY ORIV   Chorus Of Protest Hints Deer Cuts In Government Ssending

Erection Year, Cold War May Delay Economy   Difficulties in Way of Balanced Budget Are Seen

U. S. Economy Only ‘Dream’   Election Year Puts On Pressure For More Spending

Congress Attacks President's High Spending Plan   Some Say Cold War

Cries for Economy Greet New Budget  Facts of Life and Politics May Moke Balanced Budget a Dream

Neighbors Lived in Wrong Houses, Paid Each Others Taxes, Make Swap

Fog Delays _ ‘Independence’   Truman Tells Russ U. S. Will Fight for Freedom

President s Back Again In Washington   Warns Russia In — Last Night’s Speech At San Francisco

ASKS -RUSSIATO PROVE   Declares Defenses Of United States . Won't Be Neatected

Call Senators fo Pentagon   To Brief Lawmakers on A-Bombs, Subs, Other Weapons

Puzzled Over Strength Of — U. S. Defense  Senators Seek To   Senators Seek To Reconcile Johnson, Symington Statement:

Senators Wonde About Defenses  Conflicting Reports Puzzle Levislators

TEMPERATURES IN SHARP DROP OVER HOLIDA\   23 Degrees Forecast In South; Heavy Snow  In Wisconsin    COLDER WEATHER PREDICTED HERE

COLD AND SNOW FRONT SWEEPS TOWARDS EAST   Most Severe Cold Spell Of Season Puts Chill On Midwest States

State Music Tes! Awarded Creston  Announces site es of Four Aoril 22 Events

Unparalleled Land, Sea, Air Blasts at Beachhead Mow Down Communists   Carrier Based Planes and Warships Off Shore Taking Terrific Toll of Enemy Troops Around Hungnam.

U. S. to Speed Help for Asia   Acheson Asks Congress for Additiona Funds to Halt Red Expansion

Acheson Asks Aid Boost To Asia Area  Eisenhower Supports Plea for Funds

TO STUDY SOVIET PROPOSALS  UN Head Reported Optimistic Over Peace Talks In Moscow

Report Irygve Lie Optimistic  Date For Meeting   Date For Meeting With Stalin Not Set

Robbers Gef $63,933 In Queens Hold-up  5 Gunmen Function Like Clockwork; Put Emploves At Places

) Men Rob N. Y. Bank Of $63,933   Force Employes Into Basement Befor Fleeing With Loot

$64.00 Booty in N.Y. Holdup   / Thorough Planning Is Shown as Bandits Rob Bank Vault

Smoothly-Planned  Bank Robbery Net  363,933 for Quintet Proceedings Carried  Off Like Clockwork Ac Noa One tniured

Bank Robbers Get $63,933   Five Gunmen Carry Out Holdup in New York With Clocklike Precision.

Bank Thieves Get $63,933 in Queens   Holdap Action Described as Que Well Planted; No One {Is lajurced

—CARRIED ON LIKE CLOCK WORK— Bank Loses $63,933 In Well Planned Robbery -

Pact Nations Back Speedup Of North Atlantic Defenses  Bradley Warning May Lead To Creation Of Powerful Multi-Nation Anti-Red Force

Bradley Warns of Danger In Delay; Small Country Offers More Than Asked

SWIFT ACTION ON DEFENSE OF EUROPE URGED   Gen. Bradley Tells Pac Nations They Must Unite Now

Pact Nations GiveApprova To Speed-Up:   Atlantic Ministers Discuss Creation Of Common Defense

North Atlantic’s Defense Speed-Up Is ‘Given Approval   Smoller Nations’ Offerin; More Troops Than Had Been Suggesied

Atlantic Defenses to Be Speeded  Dant Rlatiancae (ica   Pact Nations Give Unanimous Support at Conference.

North Atlantic Defenses Speeded md  Bradley Urges Se Of Action At Gre

SENATE PROBE OPENS TODAY  State Department Warned To Oust Reds Or Face Funds Cut

Senator Holds Cut in Funds Over Acheson   McCarran Threatens Slasl If Probe Reveals Reds In State Nenartment

Want Turkey And Spain In Camp Against Commies  GOP Leader Moves To Get Acheson To Reverse His Stand

Captured Pair Back in Jail  Former County Man  Traced to This City.

Captured Pair Back in Jail   Former County Man Traced to This City, Erie, and West

Born 200,000 Years Too Late Baboons Test Civilization— Make Hasty Return to Cages

CHIANG TO FIGHT ALONE IN FORMOS!   U.S. HANDS-OFF POLICY, BRITISH RECOGNITION OF BEDS CAUSE GLOOM.   BULLETIN.

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   ‘ey Vie MOOV IALEU fF 1 eae  LONE PINE, Calif.—A veter-

PLANS SET UP TO FEED MEN GOING HUNGRY  85,000 Now Idle As Rebel Union

Miners Press Strike Despite Their Hunger   Government Yviil Give "Wildeatters” Surplus Potatoes

Government Agencies Start Machinery For Distribution Of Surplus Food To Families.

Big Three Finc Problem of Red Relations  Evidence Soviets  Seek Isolation Bias Ace. 8.

a mae! rT RENTS: YAY ceee coumlieanily hte tt aerator ahem ns- ee: Te = a ae tame coe me = a re  Vote. Nears On Equal Rights For Women

Tax Experts Agree There Should Be A  Cut In Exeise   Equal Rights for Women Amendment Nears Vote in Senate Today

Senate Vote Scheduled on Women’s Right   Amendment fo End “Femuinine Privileges” If Approved Must Be Accepted by House And Ratified bv 36 States

BUT GOV. SHIVERS OKAYS IDEA Cigaret Tax Plan May Face ~ Rougher Sledding In Senate

Cigarette Tax Faces  Hard Fight   Senate Opposition To Hospital Funds Plan Develops

lighter Newsprint Supplies Indicated   Higher. Prices Also Face American. Newspaper’. Publishers

Newsprint  Stocks Low   Output Far Behind Production; Prices © Due to Go Un Again

U.N. Secretary Confers With Premier Stalin  No Information On Result Of Talks Is Revealed At Moscow

Lie Silent on Stalin Talk .   Molotov, Vishinsky Attend Interview

UN SECRETARY MEETS STALIN   Interview With Soviet Premier Lasts for ‘Hour and a Half — Official Sources Silent un Subjects Discussed. .

Urges Pursuit  Of Red Troops   Aussies’ Minister Pleads Before UN

Pursue Foe, Aussie Says.   Destruction of Reds Demanded Before UN

“IDEAL FALL WEATHER’   A. D. Robbs Sees No Change Over the State Thru Thursday

King’s Fight to Regain Throne  Still Unsettled   Despite Pro-Leopold Party's 2-Seat Victory In Belgian Election

Leopold's Fight To Gain Throne Still Unsettled   Pro-Monarchists Hold Narrow Margin In Belgium House

Long Fight Of Leopold Not Settled   Fight to Regain  Throne is Unsettled Despite 2-Seat Win In Sunday Election

Leopold's Fight To Return Is Still Unsettled  Pro-King's Party Wins Control

Leopold Return Still Unsettled   Backers of Exiled Belgian King Register Scant TwoSeat Victory in Parliamentary Election -

King Leopold's Fate Uncertain   Party’s Margin Small In Belgian Election

Leopold Has Nof Yet Won Throne Back   Despite Outcome of Election, Difficulty Is Seen Ahead for Exiled Belaian Monarch

Belgian King’: Status Seen As Still In Doubt   Backers Say Exiled Raler Will Be Buck Ou Throne By lalv 1

Leopold’s.  Return Is  Uncertain Attempt To Reg  Thwworn A womens bi   Attempt To Regain Throne Apparently Stil Tnsettiled

Exiled King Leopold’s Long Fight To Regain Belgian Throne Still Unsettled

Unabated   Leopold’s Status Still Unsettlec      Party Leaders Say Exiled King Will Regain Belgium Throne By July 1

King Gains In Batfle For Throne   Belgians Fail To Settle Row With Election

Reaction Of Miners Quiet But Happy      None Have Much Money To Do Much . Calebrating

Coal Towns J ubilant   But Near-Broke Miners Put on No Wild Celebration

ELIZABETH TAYLOR TO DIVORCE NICK HILTON   Movie Aciress Says She And Husband Are Unable To Adjuet Differences

Hiss Name- Enters In Amerasia Case   News Correspondent : Outs. Czechoslovakia

Senator Hints Hiss Pressure   Ferguson Points to Delay In Amerasia Case

First Polio Case In Oil City During 1950 Is Reported   Nels Hagstrom, 17-Year Ole Victim, Is Removed To Hospital In Erie

\Acheson Denies That War Is Inevitable, But Spurns Isolationism or Appeasement

Solution We Should Follow To Avert Conflict Hinges in Cooperation With Our Allies

Say Reds Use Armed Might to Threaten Weak   Acheson Proposes Way to Solve Differences With Soviet Russia

Declares Russia Intimidates Many   Acheson Also Says War Not Inevitable; US Must Meet Issue

Acheson Hits Bludgeon On Russian Bloc.  Secretary Says War   Secretary Says War Nat Inevitable, But Opposes Appeasement

Chances For Peace Given  . By Acheson   Says Nation Must Work Out Problems Wihout Real War

Trade Appointment Blasted as ‘Politics’   War Can Be Avoided—Acheson

Acheson Says Reds Poise Army as Club   Secy. of State Emphasizes U.S. Responsibility for Findine Way to Peace

Must Find Ways to Solve Problems in Peaceful Manner   Secretary Reviews Foreign Policy In Dallas Speech

6,000 Men Added To Walkout List Since Last Week’s Report   Truman May Await Wednesday Meet   Negotiations Slated To Be Resumed For First Time Since October

Storm Heading For Florida  Lush ‘Gold Coast’ In Hurricane’s Path

Hurricane Heads Toward Florida   Contains Winds Of 75 to 90 Miles * Per Hour Velocity

Florida’s ‘Gold Coast”  Bracing For Hurricane   Winds Up To Ninety Miles An Hour Are Expected To Whip Area; Center Of Disturbance To Cross Key Largo Area About 6 P. M.

Residents of South Florida Coast Warned Of Dangerous Hurricane Now Approaching

Florida Is Bracing for Stiff Storm   Hurricane Due to Hit Gold Coast With Winds Up to 75 Miles An Hour Promised

Hurricane, Bearing Down On Florida, Gaining Speed   South Florida Residents Advised To Rush All Emergency Hurricane Precautions: Heavy Wind

75 to 90-Mile Winds Predicted  Florida’s Gold Coast  Braced for Hurricane

Planes Move Out, Boats Are Taken To Safe Mooring:   100 MPH Winds Forecast for Area Below Palm Beach

Storm Nears Florida Coast   Hurricane Expected. To Strike Late Today

Onrushing Storm Expected To Rip Florida Tonight  Wi nd Nelogtty Hite

STORM NEARS FLORIDA COAS   Center of Hurricane Expected To Cross In Key Largo Area.

100-Mile Winds Reported In Blow Tropic Storm Heads For Florida's Coast

South Floridians Warned Of Storm      Told To Rush All Emergency Measures Against Hurricane

Florida Braces  for Hurricane Vicious Storm Gains Force on Approach From Cuba

NO ONE IS INJURED   When Car Overturned in North Lawrence Saturday Nizht

KING LEOPOLD LEAVES FATE TO PARLIAMENT   Will Bow to Lawmakers’ Will on Issue of Return to Throne.

Basebalf Fan Shot: Dead At Ball Game  No Source Found For Mystery Bullet

Akron Residents Start Ouster Move Against Police Who Killed Negro

McMath Lashes Russian Reds; Laney in Form   Arkansas Gubernatorial Candidates Follow Set Patterns in Campaign

Recall 3 Envoys, Hungary Orders   Note Charges U. S. Attaches as Spies

Planes, GI's Attack Along Road to Pusan   Carrier Forces Go Into Action— MacArthur Hopeful

Yanks Reported To Have Driven Communists From Hadong, 73 Miles From Strategic City. Of Pusan   NEW. BATTLEGROUND IS REPORTED OPENING

—BEACHHEAD— Recapture  Of Hadong Reported  U. 8. IS-ACTIVE   U. 8. IS-ACTIVE ON NEW FRONT

Communists’ South Coast Push Halted   Hadong Retaken; GUs Pull Back On Main Front

Drive Commies From Hadong In Surprise Move To Save Pusan   MacArthur Reports Northern Front Is Stabilizing, Situation Now Called “Optimistic”.

COLLEGE HELD UP. $16,000 OBTAINEL   IWELVE PERSONS HELD AT BAY BY NEGRO BANDITS IN BALTIMORE.

Robbers Make $16,000 Hau!   Five. Gunmen Scoop Up Registration Fees At Morgan Colleae

Cold Snap Relaxing Affer Drop to Zero   Expect Mercury to Climb to Between 45-50 Saturday.

Senate Seeks Speedy OK Of Tax Boost   Compromise on Excess Profits  May Clear Way

Compromise On Tax Bill Is Probable  Action On New Lev Might Be Delayed

Deadlocked in Wage Contrac Negotiations  Kansas City’s  Railwav Union Sets

Tito Breaks With Albania   Orders. Expulsion OF Diplomats; Legation Sealed

King Size   Tito’s Government Accuses Neighbor Nation of Sabotage

Yugoslavia Breaks With Albania   Direct Diplomatic Relations Are ee oe 

Legation Shut And.Diplomats Are Sent Home   Foreign Office Announces Step

Tito Seals Up Belgrade Legation in Protest After Border Incident   Relations Strained For Several Years   Pro-Cominform Actions Of Albania Are Now ‘Unbearable,’ Claim

Yugostavians in Open Break With Albania   Tito's Regime Order: Expulsion of Tirana Diplomatic Agents

Tito Cuts Off Albania Ties, Ousts Envoys   Yugoslavia Terms Satellite Regime’s Actions ‘Unbearable’

Tito Government To Expel Envoys From Belarade   Soviet-Bloc Nation's Conduct ‘Unbearable, Foreign Office Says

Yugoslavia Cuts Links To Albania   Orders Diplomats Out Charges Albanians Act Unbearably.

TALMADGE IS OUTVOTED BUT ~ RENOMINATED   Georgia Unit System Gives Vic tory to “’White Supremacy” Governor.

Talmadge Wins Vote In Georgia   Champion Of ‘White Supremacy’ Is Again Nominate For Governor

'George Given Senate Nomination ... . Talmadge Wins Georgia Renomination  For Governor By County Unit System

Talmadge Wins Georgia Contest   County Unit Election System Trips Thompso:

TALMADGE WINS WITHOUT GETTING  MAJORITY VO   County Unit System In Geor gis Reelects “White Sunishined” Candidate

Talmadge Is Re-Nominated as Georgia Governor   Elected on County Unit System, But Fails to Win Popular Vote

Talmadge Wins Georaia Post   County Unit System Is Deciding Factor

Georgia Won By Talmadge   Loses Popular Vote, But Grabs Unit Edge

Georgia Elects lalmadge Again  Herman Wins Despite Thompsan Vote Lead

Talmadge Wins Georgia’s Unique Unit Election System Although He Fails To Get The Most Votes

Talmadge Renominatec In Georgia Primary —   INCUMBENT GOVERNOR TRAILS IN POPULAR “VOTE BUT CARRIES “UNITS ;

Gov. Talmadge Re-Elected In Georgia   Piles Up Lead in Both Popular and County Unit Votes

Unit Vote Again Elects Talmadge   Red-Gallused Herman Wins in Georgia bv Rural Ballot

TALMADGE WINS RENOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR   Lacks Popular Vote But Elected On Georgia's County Unit Plan

In Georgia Race  Thompson Loses Gubernatorial!  Fight, Bat Pulls Popular Vote

Talmage Wins Renomination in Georgia Primary  Failed to Get Most Votes but   Failed to Get Most Votes but Wins Unit Vote

Talmad ce Wins Renominetas In Georgia Vote   Unit System Gives Him Lead But Thompson Ahead In Popular Vote

Four Years of “White Supremacy” Rule in an Era of Growing Unrest Of Racial Problems Is Promised

GA. RE-ELECTS GOV. TALMADGE   Unit System Puts Him In Although Thompson Gets Most Votes

Georgia Voters  Pick Talmadge   Georgia Incumbent Wins On County Unit System After Losing Votes

i. Talmadge Goes Back Into Office lhough He Failed To Get Most Votes

Start Program for Handicap Aid.   Between Tanoka and Terry  Film Actress Elizabeth Taylor Gets Diploma from High Schoo

Laura Mae Dexter Becomes Bride Of John W. Davis  in Prebyterian Church  At Gallipolis, Ohio, Sundav. December 3rd

Springfietd Womar Is Stale ‘Mother of the Year’   Recognition Goes to Writer, Commentator, and Church Worker.

Foreign Policy Seen Possible  Campaign Issue  Global-Minded: Congress Called For by Truman

Business Outlook For ‘50 Is Bright   Strong First Half Seen with Gradual Decline Rest of Year

fconomists for Government and Industry Agree That Good Times Are Ahead for Nation, With Conditions Equal to! or Slightly Below Prosperous 1949—Order Backlogs Are’ Large and Consumer Demands Strong.

U.N. Forces Reeling Back In Many Sectors   Pilots Report Menacing New Troop Movements From Red Ching

Troops Forced To Retreat In Several Areas  Reinforcements On Way To Aid Force Trapped By Enemy

U. §. MARINES STILL PRESS FORWARD   Communists Only 47 Miles From Pyongyang  YANK LEADER   Calls Situation Serious: Reinforcements Rushed To Unsan Area

Very Serious Situation Is Description US Marines Wage Only Offensive  iain ite shies Ts ian

Try Rescue tue Of Two U.S. Regiments, Buck Up Line   HEADQUARTERS CALLS SITUATION “VERY SERIOUS,” REDS NEAR PYONGYANG

Pass S , egiments Or 4 , ankees Yet * rapped Along Line   New Reinforcements  Rushed Into Region In Effort To Blast Foe And His Attack

Two American Regiments Cut Off Near Unsan  8th Army Spokesman Says Situation Is Very Serious’

Prisoner Swallows Two Water Faucet Handles And Pipe Stem on Dare

TWO LIENS FILED BY Uw. AGAINST BINAGGIO ESTATE   Government Asks $70,672 for Alleged Unpaid Taxes for 4 Years, Including Penalties and Interest,   CARROLLAD TO FACE TWO FELONY CHARGES   Former North Side Leadet and Three Arrested With Him Accused in Liquor Seizure.

Gouple Accused Oi Starving Boy   Plump Mother, Father Held at New York After Investigation.

Couple Held for Starving Unwanted Son: Wife Says Gave Food fo (af

INNEW YORK AND VIRGINIA Two Couples Face Charges Of ‘Starving’ 11 Small Children

[red Cat Instead: Couple Jailed For Starving To Death Unwanted 3-Year Old

Son's Starvation Death Jails Pair   Daughter Still Hospitalized for Malnutrition

Sales of Heavy Water Revealed   Some Purchased in U S. by Russia as Late as 1945.

The Garbage Man and the Queen Was Royalty Mimicked  From Aromatic Throne?

IN DANGER OF BREAKING  rent a een te en  Aid Is Rushed To Stricken Freighter

U. S. Hurries Med Signers  ge =e eee hCUCU S   Truman Chooses Control Board Members

DEPARTMENTT0 PUT CLAMP ON SUBVERSIVE  Washington Author  Washington Authorities Will Act Quickly Against Defiance By Communists.

Defiance of Registration Required by Anti-Red Law Will Bring Action

BARBER TELLS GRUESOME NURDER STOR\   - t  ‘Fullet-Rlidied, Cut in Half Body, Found in Roadside Ditech Near Chicage Last Suturday — Woman Held as Matertal Witness,

Admits Killing Rival In Presence Of Girl and Cutting Body In Half

France Reported Ready To Spend $2 Billion More   - Atlantic Pact Nations Boost Defense Funds To Meet New Threats

French Agree On Arms Boost   Note Says Defense Outlay Mav Re Daubled

Ohio Works To Build Forces  Guard ‘Frozen’ ;  Draft Data Readied

Elect Walter Roy New: President 0: Park Executives  En enar Varn) Racident

Slate New Tax For Next Year   Legislation Won't Be By ‘Lame Ducks’

Today’s Skies   Mother, SonGet Death For Killing  Sentenced After Clea.tma Al nitrmee

Column Left   “...a@ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and: faith! : he'll print tt... °—Butrwns.

Ousted Professor Kills 2 On College Faculty and Self   President One Of Victims In Nebraska Case

Admits Killing After Capture  Farmer Hunted Since Slavina Ie Arrested

Troops Plan ToHelp Halt Strike Riot   Browning Approves Use Of Militia After Urgent Call

Strike Erupts, Guard Called  In Tennessee   Governor Sends Militi: ‘In Violence Threat At Ravan Plant ‘

OHIO VISITED BY NEW SNOW; COLD TO HOLL   Fall Ranges From One T¢ Six Inches; Roads Slippery But Open

PITTSBURGH FIRE FATAL TO WOMAN   Three Men Injured In Two Blazes on Monday

Thruway Approval Assured at Capital   Tro Supporting Bills Ar Passed by Senate After Wicks’ Taih

Two-Time Loser: re  Dewey Again Pointed Toward GOP Presidential Nomination

OFFERED Pav ROOCT   Victory Seen Pointing Dewey Toward White House Again

Without Hurting Vets Seek Curbs on Abuses Of GI Vocational Traininc

House Studies Abusement (f Vets’ Schools  Startling Growth Of Schools Causes Huge Jump In Program Cos

VETS’ TRAINING BILL IS DEBATED:   House Of Representatives Wants To Curb Abuses But Not Deprive Gls Of Useful Courses.

Seek to Curb Bills Abuses   Members of Heuse Turn Today to Gl Vocational Training Program.

House Seeks Way To Curb GI Training School Abuses  However, Don’t Want To Hurt Vets

6. 1. TRAINING   Big Question in Minds of Lawmakers is How Fer Cc Should Go in Checking Rights   PRODPED BY TRUMAN

Seek Curbs On Abuses Of CI Bill   Issue Is How Far To Go Without Hurting Vets’ Schooling Richt

Abuses in GI Training Claim House Attention   Would Guard Veterans Rights But Thwart Irreaularities

House Fights Against G. I. Training Abuses   Representatives Are Prodded by Truman ‘To End Blind Alleys’

GI SCHOOL ABUSES GET NEW STUDY   Solons Wonder How Far They Should Go To Aid Vets’ Education

Ways To Halt GI Educational Abuses Hunted   How Far Congress Can Go In Checking Abuses Of Training Program Held To Be Big Question

Seek to Curb Abuses in GI Training Bill  Big Question, Is GI  Taw Raadinetmoant   Big Question, Is GI Law Readjustment or a Bonus Act?

Demand Curb On Abuses In GI Training   ame House Members ' Fear Congress May Make Law Too Strict

Congressmen Study Curtailment Of Abuses. In GI Vocational Training

Congress Looks for Way fo Curb Abuse In 6-1 Training   But Wants to Keep Benefits For Servicemen

(1 Bill Presents Problem to House  Prodded by Truman, Congress Expected to Pass Schooling Curbs

Paul fe A. Keiser, Pottstown, is Only Bidder On The  ject — State Planning Board is  The Bid and The Other Details Before Giving Its  Approval.

Living Standard Sag Seen in New Proposed Taxes   Solon Critical of War ‘Truman Declared’ in Spending Plans

$10 Billion Annual Tax Boost Expectec To Finance Arming  First $5 Billion Asked By Truman Is Only Down Payment

Bar Association Head Criticizes Political Cour  Says 17-Year Record O Appointees Marks Returt

Truman Under Fire:  Bar Association Head Lashes Spoils System of Appointment:

FBI Searching lor Vanished Briefcase  lt Has Half-Million Deilen In Negotiable Orders

Lost Briefcase Holds Half-million Dollars in Negotiable U.S. Orders

TODAY’S BUSINESS MIRROR:  Business Gets Set To Enter Twilight Zone Of Mobilization

Businessmen Set To Enter Economic “Twilight Zone”   RY SAM DAWSON

Defense Mobilization P rogram to Continue New Business Restrictions, Controls Expected After November Election

Business And Industry Gearing For Economic “Twilight Zone’   Pv CUT TUIeCAN.

Vwalrulsd Zane” s     Businessmen Get Set. to Enter ‘Ouie? Mobilization Period

Profits Seem Destined to Take a Beating  Business: Curbs Loom Large in Defense Picture

Sander Case May Go to Jury Today   ‘Defense Makes Fervent Plea For Acquittal

Sander Case Is Given to Jury  Possible Verdicts Listed by Judge in Mercy Death Case

Judge Issues Charge To Jury As Sander Trial Nears End   3 Possible Verdicts Can Be Rendered

State Contends Doctor Guilty For Taking Law In His Hands   Defense Says Woman Died Of Her Own IIIness

Judge Gives Jury 3 Choices Of Verdicts in “Mercy Trial   Gives Elaborate Explanation

Jury Starts Murder Case Deliberation   Must Decide If Doctor Guilty of Slaying Patient

U.S. Units In South Start Breakthrough   ‘Tank-Paced Marines Dozen Miles From Seoul; Thousands Of T roops Pour Into Beachhead fn The North

Marines Crash Through Communist Opposition In Drive Toward Seout   American Tanks Unable to Move In Old Southeast Beachhead Because of Prisoner-Clogged Roads.

TOP SCIENTISTS WARN  _H-Bomb Could Be Suicide  Weapon to Kill Entire World

H-Bomb Could Wipe Out Whole World  Radicactive Dusts   Would Poison Dreptl, Lormaeta Cc.

World Can Commit Suicide By Setting Off Hy-Bombs Say Top Atomic Scientists In Discussion of Atomic Weapons

four Scientists Warn H-Bomb Might Prove World Suicide Bomb   By ALTON L, BLAKESLEE ASSOCIATED PRESS SCIENCE REPORTER

Hydrogen Bomb, If It Works, Could Be Suicide Bomb To Destroy Entire World

End of All Life Seen in H-Bomb By Top Scientists   Say Radioactive Dusts Could Be Carried All Over World by Winds

Fear H-Bomb Threat to All Life on Globe   Single or Repeated  Blasts Could Spread Radioactive Dusts in Air, Scientists Warn

 Everyone ‘Would Die. :   Scientists Warn . Bomb: “Could Wipe Out Humanit:

H-Bomb Could Be ‘World Suicide’ Means   Top Atom Scientists Warn About Poisoning Effects Of Weapon

RADIOACTIVE DUST COULD POISON AIR  Atomic Scientists Claim H-Bomb Could Be Made Suicide Weapon To Wine Out All Life On Earth

H-Bomb Could Wipe Out Whole World   Radioactive Dusts Would Poison Earth, Experts Say

Brilliant Surgeon,  Ex-Mayor   Nephew Of Grover Cleveland Was Ill For Several Yeure

DEATH BRINGS END TO THREE YEAR ILLNESS   Widely Known In Medical, Political And Civic  Fields

N.Y. Congressman Sues Newspaper For $250,000 on‘Hanley Letter’ Story

COOKE BLASTS THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPT   Charges “Paying More At. tention To Politics Than Maintenance of Roads”  dee RD. CONDITIONS

Raise Granted  By Goodyear 25,000 Workers Get 12-Cent-Hour Boost

Own Party Plea Will Be Ignored   Congress Expected to Override Action

Truman Pens Veto For Anti-Red Bill  Will Reject Measure As Unconstitutional

Mirror At Observatory Gets ‘Iron Lung’ Treatment For Brightening      REPOLISHING JOB IS MADE NECESSARY TO KEEP UP EFFICIENCY   “GQreace and Rue Tnice”

etter Tells Two Little Girls Ideals For Which Their Father Died in Korea

‘Will Never See- ~-Daddy Again GI Father Writes Letter With Premonition of Death

Written m a Foxhole in Korea  Letter From Daddy to Two Little Girls

Unit Of US First Cavalry Had Driven To Within 15 Air Miles Of Manchurian Border

Other Units Are Forced To Retreat   Situation Serious: Chinese Troops In Red Attacks

Chinese and Korean Red Forces Heavily  Attack U.N. Troops   Situation Called ‘Very Serious’ as Yank Regiment Surrounded, Others Forced to Fall Back in Northwest Korea; Fighting Is Close

U.S. Regiment Is Encircled   Rocket - Firing Chines. And North Koreans _ Press Attacks

Chinese, Koreans Drive Yanks Back, Cut Off Regiment   ‘Situation Very Serious’ on Unsan Front After Tank Assault Hits East Flank  Of American Spearhead Only 19 Miles Beam Rarder: Fae Uses Jet Planes

SITUATION 1S DESCRIBED AS VERY SERIOUS   South Koreans Lose Heavily In Men And Equipment  t   NEW TYPE OF ROCKETS ARE USED BY REDS

Mounted Cavalry Among Attackers; U.S. Unit Trapped   First Corps Spokesmen Admit First Time That Chinese Troops Are Attacking; Fierce Battles Widespread Along Front

Push Way Toward Seoul Under Cover Of Heavy  Barrage From Naval Guns   North Koreans Rush Troops From Pusat Area To Reinforce Red Defenders But Nearest Column Reported Hours Away

>  Thousands Hurdle. Han River Barrier.   UN Forces Gain On All Fronts As Reds Flee North In Effort To Escape Trap —

Infantry, lanks In Long Lines Wait Their Turn   Allies Push More Dents In South Defense As Reds Strive To Stem U.N. Tide Hitting From 2 Sides

Lewis Absent -As Miners Air Union Blasts   Chief of UMW Declines Bic To Tell House Probers Hie Side af Stary

Two Miners Air Troubles  Before Solons   Lewis Declines Panel’s Invitation

UNION LEADER DENIES SECRET STRIKE SIGNALS   ‘Complainants Say They Lost Jobs Trying To Obev Law

Malik Expected To Obstruct U.N. Further   No Let-Up in His Tactics Indicated When Security Council Resumes Conference on Korea War This Morning. .

Malik Sapping Russ Position,  UN Believes  Filibuster Insulting Other Nations With

MALIK SHOWING NO SIGN EASING U.N. BLOCKADE   U. S. And Britain Catch Up With Russians In Propaganda Battle

No Signs Seen. of Weakening of ‘Soviet lalkifie Blockade of UN" ~

See UN Blockade Rest of Month   Malik to Resume  His Tactics Today

ee ee: a  Malik Expected to Continue Oratorical Blockade of U.N.

Malik Shows No Sign Of Weakening  More Of Delaying Speeches Expected

Malik Showing No Indication Of Weakening   Oratorical Blockade Of U. N. Expected To Continue

MALIK EXPECTED TO STAND FIRM   No Change Noted As U.N. Council Resumes Its  Sessions Today

Security Council Impasse--Is Seen Continuing ‘Today   Russia’s Malik Gives Nc Hint of Ending Tactics That Bar War Action

Mak Has Weakened  On Korean Situation  UN Veterans Think Soviet Delegate Will Continge Oratericol Blockade

194th F. A. Bn. To Report For Duty Next Month  Several Local Boys Members Of Unit

Hich Court. Holds Home  SearchLegal   Warrant Not Needed if Hunt: Reasonable, Says Minton Decision

SUPREME COURT RULES WARRANT NOT NECESSARY   “Reasonable” Search -Needs No Warrant “In Courts Oninion -

Policemen May Invade romes   ‘High Court Rules Warrant Not Needed

Mystery Still Surrounds Body Of New-Born Infant Found In Package By Toledo Pest Office Employe

Law Enforcement Officers Warned   Governor Places Squeeze on Gamblina

Stop Gambling, Sheriffs Told  Florida Governor To Oust Lax Officers

Florida Governor  To Oust Officers   Announces New Crackdown On Gambling Discovered By Senate Committee

SUPPLY. ROUTES TO RUSSIA UNDER SEA, AIR ATTACKS   Carrier Planes From Navy Task Force Roam Coast Line Destroying Communist Ships; Pincer Movements Against Capital Gains.

Big Mo Runs Out of Targets In Mighty Raids   Tactics Suggest Climactic Blow to Crush Reds at Hand

Climactic Blow To Smash Reds Appears at Hand  Powerful Naval Force Hits 105-Mile Stretch

First Cavalry Smashes Into Kumchon On Way To Reds Capital City »

Ist Cavalry Crashes Into Kumchon City  FF ee eee Se ee, See   Michty Mo Running Out of Targets

Record Naval, Air Assaults Hint Landing  Two Million Pounds   Two Million Pounds of Shells Poured on Foe by U. N. Armada

Bombardment So Effective That Battleship Missouri Is Running Out Of Major Targets Is Report   CAVALRYMEN CHARGE INTO KUMCSHON CITY

Heaviest Navy Blasts of War Are Underway   East Coast Cities of North Korea Being Obliterated

Climactic Blow May © Be At Hand To Smash Communist Armies   Air, Naval Forces Pound Key Areas

Temperatures   Red Supply Lines Shelled By 2,000,000 Pounds of Death in Sea, Air Attack

Naval and Aerial Pounding of East Coast Continues  gn   U.S. Cavalrymen Capture Kumchon North of Seoul

Allied Planes and Ships Rain Destruction On Enemy Targets From Russia to China in Possible Prelude to MacArthur’s Big Blow

Bombardment Is Mightiest ’ Of The War   USS Missouri, Largest Warship In World, Two Carriers Lead Tremendous Assault On Key Supply Routes To Russia, Red . China; Climactie Blow At Hand

Semester Honor  Roll Lists 74  Freshman Students  Lead Other Classes

Plane Disaster  Story Is Told  By 2 Survivors Other Passengers Killed Instantly

Passengers Never Knew What Happened, Two Survivors Say   Simple Words Tell of Plane Disaster ©

WAY CLEARED FOR DECISION ON PTC   5-Month Investigation of Phone Case at End

HERB LONG LIFE INS.   AUTOMATIC HELF YOUR: SELF LAUNDRY PHONE 1332

Truman Orders Aides To Soften Blow to U §. When ERP Ends  Seeks Way to Ease Dollar Gap Before End of Foreign Aid

Seek to Soften Blow as Marshall Plan Terminates   Hugh Dollar Gap Seen Between Imports, Exports

Minimum Pay Law Effective At Midnight   ‘Great and Lasting: Benefits’ to Come From Raise--Trumar

Tougher Row to Hoe Buyers. Market Returns for College Grads This Spring

Nehru Against Crossing Line   Prime Minister Would First Explore Other Peace Efforts.

Koreans Ask Strike Over 38th Border   Request Unification, Reconstruction Aid In Message To U. N.

4 Point Plan Is Agreed Upor At Meeting   Reconstruction Help For Cities, People Is Requested

High School Switchme Girl, 16, Slain Postpone in Attack Rail Stril

Admits Killing Girl, Picked “At Random’   High School Student Stabbed to Death on Doorstep of Home

CHICAGOAN, 24 ADMITS MURDER ‘OF TEEN-AGE GIRL   SOUTH SIDE GIRL ‘ FOUND BY BROTHER IN FRONT OF HOME

KNIFER SLAY CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL GIRL   Assailant Arrested; Picked Out - Victim, Patricia Swartz, at Random,

SoPdiers Find Sergieant’s Son, Lest > Davs   Barking of Faithful Dog Leads Searichers to Youngstter

[Governor Will Give Definite Answer Upon Return : Pram WaAtatinn

Gen. MacArthur Rejects Protest By Soviet Union   Scorching Letter Sent To Russian Official In Japan

Prop Flies Off, 7 Hurt, 1 Dead   Plane 21,000 Feet As Mishap Occurs

Passenger In Plane Killed While In Flight  One Of Propellers  Breaks Loose And  Strikes Compartment (BULLETIN)

Plane Struck By Flying Propellor  7 Injured, One Niece Fram Attack

AIR ACCIDENT   Seven Persona Taken to Denver Hospital for‘MInor Injuries — Flying Propellor Tears Ho'e in Passenger Compartment—Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing. .

Seven Persons Taken to Denver Hospital for Minor Injuries — Flying Propellor Tears Ho'e In Passenger Compartment—Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing.

Truman Reaches West Coast Stop   To Sleep 2 Hours, Then Resume Trip

Jap Treaty To Bring More Soviet Clashes  Russia Likely. To Disagree Over  Particinatine Pawere

Senator Gillette Calls Boosts ‘Vicious, Unjustifiable and Unpatriotic’; No Justification § Whatsoever. Savs Lehman.

Brands Price Jumps Vicious, Unpatriotic  Gillette to Launch Food Costs Inquiry

Congress Maps Investigation Of Price Rise   Gillette Calls Food Cost Boosts Vicious And Unpatriotic

Senator Blasts Boosts In Food Prices. Vows  ‘To Make Inquiry Soon

‘CONGRESSMEN, IRKED BY JUMP ‘IN FOOD PRICES, PROMISING IMMEDIATE OFFICIAL INQUIRY   Senator Gillette Terms Increases As Vicious, Un justifiable And Unpatriotic — House Members Move To Initiate Probe

Woman Sentenced To 15-Year Term In Prison In Shooting Of Air Force Officer Spouse

BEAUTY FOUND GUILTY, GETS 15-YEAR TERM   Mrs. Madsen to Serve Sentence in U:S.; Plan Appeal

Brooklyn Beauty Guilty Of Murder  Mrs. Madsen Meted  15-Year Term

Farmers Fight Price Controls   Federation Says Output Increase Needed More

FARM BUREAU IN CONVENTION   Price Controls And Ration: ing Hit By Speakers At Dallas

Farm Bureau Chief Scores Price Contro   Ceilings And Rationing Opposed As Inflation Deterrent

F, B, LEADERS DO NOT WANT CONTROLS   Pre-Convention Speakers Declare For Higher Taxes

ON MEDICAL SERVICE   (6520 Persons Aided by County in Amount of $2,577

Lacy Not To Run For Re-Election   State Comptroller Makes Flat Announcement This Morning.

South Korean Division Hit From Behind As Reds Lanc Reinforcements From Sea

KOREANS GAIN ARTES FORCED TO RETREAT   Superforts Drop Surrender Leaflets In North Korea

South Koreans Brace To Half Counter-Atfack   Gains Range Up To Five Miles on Manchurian Front

Reinforced Reds Withdraw On All Fronts After Launching Drives At Three Points,  Marines Push Up West Coast of Reservoir

Yankees Move Forward One  To Five Miles   Communist Troops Reinforced By Seas Launeh Big Assaults

Repulse Three Red: Cotter - Attacks Along 250 Mile Line   “Reds Fighting Back More Today

TROOPS KEEP ON HEELS OF RED RETREAT   Counter-attacks by Communists In Korea Thrown Back by U.N, Forces.

—CAUTIOUS — New Gains Range Up To 5 Miles   MOST OF LINE REMAINS QUIET

South Korea Forces Beat  Back Attack   Communists Still Pulling Back In  Several Sectors

10th Corps Beats Off 3  Counter Blows   Communists Fight Fiercely Around Tokehon Sector

Communists Reinforced By Sea Are Thrown Back Below Chongijin   UN Forces Probe  Lines Cautiously   Marines Push Along Shore Of Strategic Chosin Reservoir

Allied Troops Gain In North Korea   Red Counter-Attacks Are Thrown Bock At Three Points Alona Line -

S. Koreans Brace, Move Up In West   Seventh U. S. Marines Put down Only Serious Red Resistance On Edgi Of Chosin Reservoir.

' SWIFT ACTION PROMISED— Strike At Canton May Halt Ford Production

Small Plant Strike May Close Ford   Firm Acts Swiftly In Forging Tiewp

Foreign Policy Seen As Issue Before Nation  Bi-Partisan Unity ‘Out Window’ Until Afsar Alavi Elactians

New York, Four Other States Set ‘Intensified’ Anti-Pollution Drive

Reds Begin Attack In Northern Area   Marines, GP's Battle to Extend Gains; Take Heavy Toll of Foe

Advance Nearly Two Miles on Korean Front  Communists Attack To Burst Out OF Bridachend

Americans Push-AheadTwo Miles  im Offensive   Strong Resistance  "Met From North Koreans Entrenched in the Hills

Reds Break Through  In Northern Sector      Commie Drive Threatens Supply Line; Reinforcements Are Ordered Up

Commies Attack In Bid To Burst Out Of Their. Bridgehead On River ©

Drive Two Miles Toward Chinju in First Offensive of War As Reds Attack Southwest Of Taegu to Spread Bridgehead on River

Marines, Army Infantry Battle To Extend Gains   Reinforced Marine Regiment, 2 Army Combat Teams Roll Up Advances Of 3,000 Yards; Communist Koreans Trying Desperately To Pour Through Bridgehead

STARTLING NEW TURN IN PROBE OF COMMUNISTS   Tydings Says Senate Investigators Are Broad ening Activities   AMERASIA CASE IS REVIVED BY McCARTHY

STATE DEPT.   Alleged Theft of Data In Magazine Case To Be Scrutinized

INVESTIGATION TO CENTER ON STATE DEPT.   Alleged Theft of Data In Magazine Case To Be Scrutinized

RED SPY PROBE TO BE BROADENEL   SENATE. INVESTIGATION TO CONTINUE TO CENTER ON STATE DEPARTMENT .

Occupation  Of Austria Protested   Economy Wrecked By Four Power Rule, Renner Charges

British Check All Workers In Atomic Centers   Senator Charges State Department Employes 57 Reds

Britain Bolstering Atom Security Rules   Background of All Employes Subjected to New Rechecks

Plans for Security Made by Britain   New Program  Launchec Following Arrest of Klaus Fuchs   Western Powers in New Ac cusations Against Reds in Berlin

Uncle Tom’ Leff Without Shelter  High Wind Teors Down Cirene Taont Whara Fann

 Army Consultant Believes Rain Making ‘Caused Sarina Dreuth in Southwest

DR. SANDERS UP BEFORE BOARD   New Haapstire Physician Pleads with State Board for Right to Resume Practice — No Inmediate Action Contemplated,

Sander Makes Personal Plea   Acquitted Doctor's Career Is At Stake

N.Y.S. NEEDS $9(M) A-BOMB MEDICAL STOCK PILE, CONFERENCE IS TOLD

State Medically Unprepared for Atomic Attack   New York Needs Millions For Supplies Says Health Department Advisor

Both Russia And US Advancing To Develop H-Bomb   McMahon‘s-Report Says World Control Needed

DEATH TOLL 77 IN TRAIN WRECK; dd2 OTHERS HURT   Long Is‘and Public Demands Investigati .n —- Officials Promise Prosecution If Negligence Is Found.   SPEED ON RAILROAD ORDERED REDUCED)   Collision One of Bloodiest in Nation’s History —- 12 of Those Injured May Die.

New York Train Crash Fatal To 76  Public Demands by RE, LOR See   Public Demands Investigation In Wreck, Cause

CITY AND STATE TO PROBE FOR CAUSE OF LONG ISLAND R. R. CRASH; 77 ARE DEAD, 332 INJURED   Bloodiest Accident in Nation’s History Clouds Holiday in Metropolitan Area: Launch Probes

‘Train Wreek Probe Ordered as Deaths Reach Total of 77   332 Others Injured in One of Nation's Worst Rail Disasters; Prosecution Promised If Any Criminal Negligence Found on Long Island Line

TT ARE KILLED AND 332 HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Disaster In New York City One Of Nation’s Bloodiest   MANY OF VICTIMS ARE DISMEMBERED

Governor Dewey, Mayor Impelliteri And Railroad Company Will Investigate Worst Disaster In Recent Years

Gov. Dewey, Gotham Mayo: Order Action   Holiday Passenger Trains Collide In New York Suburb

332 Injured in Thanksaiving Eve Rail Wreck   D.A., Mayor, Dewey Order Inquiries as Public Asks Remedy

76-Death Train — Wreck Sets Off Inquiry Demands   + 333 More Injured in Bloody Collision On Long Island Railroad; Prosecution Threatened, Acting Mayor Condemns Line’s Repeated Crashes as ‘a Crime’

Probes Seek _ To Explain Rail Crash   Mayor Orders Slow Down, Calls Mishap Crime;  Crew Crilled

332 Hurt In Gotham Holocaust   Speeding Local Rips Into Train With Locked Brake

Public Demands  Investigation in L. . Train Crash  Death Toll Rises To 77 With 332 Listed Injured

Motorman Of Second Train Dies In Crash   Drastic Changes in Operation Promised By Chief Officials

7] Die in Worst Railroad Wreck in New York History   One Commuter Train Ploughs Into the Rear ‘Coach of Another

Public Outcry Demands Full Investigation of Train Disaster   UN Shelves Chinese Charge Soviet Launched Civil War

Reds Driven Back.   United States Has Tough Time Waving Two Campaiens at Once Waging pate

AUSTIN BREAKS LONG SILENCE ON RED CHINA   3-Nation Commission Plan Presented To Assembly

U. S. Supports Plan Offered by Arab Nations  Ask Commission  To Arrange  Base Canea.Pica

Cease-Fire In Making At the UN   USA Will Support 13-Nation Request For Negotiations

Proposal Would Have 3 Nations Arrange Truce   Austin Aligns U. S. With Bloc Seeking Korean Cease-Fire

Punitive Action Looms In Tragic Pennsy RR Crash   Recording Ta,e :n Cab Shows Spirit Of St. Louis Traveling 70 Miles An Hour Shortly Before Crash Into Troop Train

Engineer Admits Excessive Speed In Train Wreck”  - Speed Recording Tape Shows Train Was Going 70 MPH Af Time Of Crash

MORE DEFENSE CASH FAVORED BY PRESIDENT   Marines Slashed By 13 Percent; Air Force Budget Up

Willis Smith Remains Quiet On Runoff   Reynolds Backers Piedge Support

State Is Waiting For Smith Answer   His Headquarters Gives No Hint As To When He Will Decide

Report American Bombers Raided Pycngyang, Kapital Of North Korea; South Retreat Almost A Rout   SUWON OUTFLANKED BY NORTH TROOPS

RED CAPITAL STRUCK TWICE BY AMERICANS  Washington Military Spokesman Says No OO a ee oe Vo.

REDS REPORT 2 U.S. AIR RAIDS ON PYONGYANG   Allied Planes Blast Red Tanks; South Koreans Hold  Suwon.

Suwon Drive OnU.S. Base Seen Stalled   Ground Troops May See Action Soon In South Korea Seetor

Yanks Reporfed Moving Up From Staging Bases   North Koreans Fail To Make Any Substantial Progress

North Korean Capital Twice Blasted By U.S   More Than 800 Bombs Dropped, Enemy Radic At Pyongyang Says

Young Woman and Two Fliers Rescued From Swirling Niagara Falls Currents

Wartime Poison Gas Used In Battle With Cancer  New Blood Test Described As Accurate Detecto Of Cancer; Improved Treatment Prolongs Life

‘Progress in Locating, Treating Cancer Told International Parley

New Blood Test Can Detect Cancer  : * x * * * * * * * * * x “Texcootian Taahwsawie Faw Cewannan Sbate CF Dey oe Dipcasvthas_l

FBI Chief ‘Summoned To A-Probe   Testimony To Be Given Behind Doors

hy Chief Calléd To Testify At Atomic Security Hearing   Hoover Already Has Told Appropriations Group British Scientist Waa A Paid Moscow Agent

Groves Describes  Fuchs’ U.S. Entry   Los Alamos Doors Openec ‘co British Scientist

FBI Chief To Testify In ‘A-Bomb Probe   Senate-House Group Calls For Hoover To Give Facts

Scientist Had Access To Secrets  G-Man Hoover To Testify On Case Monday

Hoover to Testify on Atomic Leaks   Solons Seek to Learn Of Hole in lt S. Treasure Chest

Hoover Ayers Fuchs Red Agent Since ‘39   And Gea, Groves Says Trostod British Scientist Hed Access to Deta On Proposed Hydrogen Bomb

Senate-House Atomic Group To Question FBPs Hoover; Will Examine U.S. A- Chest

Testimony Indicates Red Spy Obtained Vital Dataon Proposed Hydrogen Bomb

J, EDGAR HOOVER TO BE QUESTIONED IN ATOMIC PROBE   Top G-Man Quoted As Saying Spy Suspect Held in England Became Paid Moscow Agent in 1939.   GEN. LESLIE GROVES IS BEFORE SENATORS   i iHe Says Klaus Fuchs Had Ac cess to “Vital Weapons Information” While in U.S.

Fuchs Saw Bomb Assembled Heres. Has-H-Bomb Data   ‘Congress Determined’ To Plug Up Any Further Leaks

BRITAIN'S SPY SUSPECT KNEW ABOUT H-BOMB   Scientist Klaus Fuchs Became Soviet Spy In 1939, Hoover Says ou

Closed Session  Ordered  Seek to Plug   Seek to Plug Atomic Leaks

Critical Bomb ser Job Seen by Fuchs   Senators Quote FBI Head as Saying Spy Suspect Got Details

Lawmakers fo Try fo Plug Atomic Leaks   Trusted British Scientist Now Atomic Spy Suspect Arrested by Scotland  Yasd in Latest Episode

FBI Leader Will Testify About Fuchs To Congress   Atomic Committee Is Trying To Find How Much Spy Knew

LATTIMORE T0 MAKE REPLY ON RED CHARGES  Rar BRactarn Ky nert   Far Eastern Expert Given Until Thursday to Prepare Defense Statement.

Allied Planes Pound Reds   Rhee Reports UN ’ Ready to Take Offensive

Artillery Duel In Second Day Along Front   Many Communist Pieces Knocked Out; Planes Strike

US Guns Pound AtReds, But New Drive Expected   Invaders Backed Against Hill In “Bowling Alley’ 

Spokesman For The Eighth Army Says Toll Is Large; New Smash by Commies Appears Imminent But Has Not Yet Developed; Great Massing Reported North of Taegu

Yank Big Guns Kayo Red Artillery   New No. Korean Smash Building Up

Waits for Virgin Mary Visit Today   Thousands of Pilgrims Offer All-Night Prayers

Liff Ceiling On Armed Forces   ‘Congress Approves Atomic Age Navy

NEASURE GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Legislation Permits Uulimited Foree for Four-Year Period — 360 Million Dollars Authorized for Modernization of U. S. Fleot. 3

Chinese Reds Set on Invasion  Navy Formosa Defense Called Aggressive Act

WAITS IN SECLUSION  _ Doctor in Mercy Death To Answer Charge Today

Dr. Sander Faces Charge Today In Mercy Death Case   TB X-RAY BOX SCORE

MOTHER.OF. 10: WANTS. NO MORE AND SEEKS TO RIVADCE LIED WIICRARIN WA WAAKITC MAGE

FOUR INCH RAIN CREATES MENACE OF FLASH FLOODS   DANVILLE SOUTH TO CAIRO HAMPERED BY HIGH WATER, COLD

Yankees Err; Bomb British   Mistake Friendly Troops For Reds; Strafe, Fire-Bomb

Probe Into Air Attack On British   Fifth Air Force {s Checking Incident Which Cost Allies 50 Casualties

Denham Move: Independently For Injunction   Still No Emergency President Declares At News Conference

Emergency Unseen By  President   Truman Discusses Coal Situation

TRUMAN SAYS STILL NO COAL EMERGENCY   Chief Executive Discussese Sitmation with News Mon Less Than 24 Hours After National Labor Relations Board Starts Injuncetion Proceedings to Put Miners Back on Five-Day Work Week.

STRONG ENEMY LINE LOCATED SOUTH OF 38TH   ‘U.S. Planes Continue  To Pound Positions At Dawn Today

Forced to Retreat _ Three to Eight Miles by 5,000 Communists; Major Red Push Still - Being Awaited. 

No Sign Yet Of Big Red Push Allied Officers Believe Will Come Soon; Communists Closer To Seoul

Strong Enemy Force Advanees Three to Eight Miles South of Thirty-Eighth Parallel,      ALLIED WITHDRAWAL SECOND IN TWO DAYS   For in West Moves Closer to Seoul — Patrols Active But There Is No Sign of Big Drive.

Big Offensive By Commies  Still Awaited   Red Units Move Closer To Seoul in Western Sector: Planes Active

Communist Force Pushes UN Troops Back Three To Eight Miles In East   Huge Chinese And North Korean Forces Continue Building Up Under Heavy Hammering By Yank Warplanes

Still No Sign Of Mass Assault By Communists  Below Parallel   AIR FORCE RESUMES CONSTANT POUNDING

Still No Sign Of Big Attack ByChina Army  Chinese. North Korean Continue   Chinese. North Korean Continue Bie Buildup Near Menaced Seoul

Planes Continue To Blast Reds As Allies Await Foe’s Promised Maior Offensive

Build-Up Continued By Enemy   But Still No Signs Of Big Offensive Expected By Alfies

U. N. East Front Bend Under Red Pressure  Other Positions Across Peninsula Quiet: Foe Massing In Seoul Resion

Massed Troops Inching Nearer Korea Capifal  li ¢ Dinnac Racumea   U. S. Planes Resume Pounding of Enemy When Weather Clears

BRISTOL IT-AUNNER CONVICTED BY A JURY   Good Reputation Keeps Him Out of Jail   MARINE CHANGES PLEA

GUILTY OF HIT-RUN; MUST PAY $200 FINE   Carl Olsen, Bristol Terrace II, Escapes A Prison Term  Because of Reputation

Recover Body Of Miner. Trapped: Since Last Friday: Apparently Died Of Suffocation -

JUDGE “WITHHOLDS. GoTT NEW TAIL DECISION  Ferber ‘Argues Malice Premeditation Were Lacking     Man Denies, Worthless Check Count; Another Pleads Nolo’ to: Same Oharge .

JUDGE WITHHOLDS GOTT NEW TRIAL DECISION  Faerber Argues Malice, Premeditation Were Lacking     Mun Denies Worthtess Check Count; Another Plends Nolo  te Same Charge

75,000 Abandon City Of Winnines   One-Fifth Population Flees Flooded Town

FLEE FROM FLOOD   About 75,000 Persons Forced to Move in Winnipeg, Canada

Hurricane Hits In Texas... .  79,000 Leave City Menaced By Fiood

75,000 Flee Flood-Menaced Winnipeg  Tonight In CC —— =. er -S eee

Thousands Flee Flooded City As Crest Nears   75,000 Winnipeg Residents Leave Inundated Homes

15,000 Flee From Winnipeg Flood Section  Freezing Weather Also Adds To  Pre § § ch See

Floods Have Driven About 75,000 Persons From Their Homes in Canadian City

75,000 Flee Canadian Flood Area; ‘U.S. Hit by Wind Storms and Cold

75,000 Persons Flee Winnipeg   Hurricane Winds Ram Through Texas

FLEE TAUM PLUVy About 75,000 Persons  Forced to Move in Winnipeg. Canada

McCarthy Accuses   75,000 Forced To Evacuate Flood-Menaced Winnipeg

Winnipeg Has 75,000 Gone   Exodus Being Spaeded; Hurricane Winds Damoge Three Texas Coast Towns

75,000 Women, Children Flee Flooded Winnipeg; Bia Winds Sweep Texas

75,000 Evacuate Winnipeg Area  6 Square Miles Under   6 Square Miles Under, Winds Sweep Texas

Erickson’s Brother Is Arrested on Conspiracy Counts   Hlogan Says No Evidence Had Involving Payoffs to Police

Rich Bookies Aides Jailed InN.Y. Purge   Brother of Erickson Faces Same Charges; Senate Probe Moves

'U:S; FREIGHTER WITH 10-MILLION CARGO FOR — 'PUINIFCE DEDC CALC. AMAT BDLIAIL THE RIQCKADE

Cold to Hang On at Least Until Monday   Wide Area of Continent Has Snow; Sandstorm Hits California Desert

Political Days Instituted For State University Students   Pres. Hancher’s Approval On Campus Rallies,

Hoarders Described as ‘Suckers’  Brannan Calls Idea   Brannan Calls Idea Silly, Unnecessary and Undemocratic.

Hoarders “Suckers,” Sec'y Brannan Says   ‘Abundant Food Situation Outlined In Statement  To Nation

Hoarders Are ‘Suckers’ For War Profiteers, Says Agriculture Sec. Brannan

U. §. Aid Sped To French Fort In Indo- China  Vietminh For   Vietminh. Forces Pushing South to Lonnbian oe eae

French Face Rough Choice   _Must Fight Back Thru Enemy, Or Hold Border Fort

French Post May Be Left To Red Army   New U.S. Arms Arrive to Help Fight Invaders

French Facing Hard Indochinese Choice   To Stand and Fight or Fal Back Through EnemyHeld Mountains _

STAND OR FLEE FRENCH CHOICE IN INDOCHINE   Face Task Of Withdrawing Through EnemyHeld Mountains

Arms Arrive For Indochina  French May Abandon Laokay Under Attack

French Garrison Faces Hard Choice  Of Whether to Fight or Fall Back as Isolated City Again Hit

Dapper Coast Gambler Again Escapes Bomb   Mickey Cohen Can't Give Officers “Clue to Assailant

L.A. Gambler in Undamaged Part of House   Wing of Brentwood Mansion Laid Open, All Windows Broken

New Crop Surplus Hinted by Survey  - Big Potato, Grain Plantings Planned

Another Spud Surplus Likely   State Farmers Planning More Oats, Sorahums, Corn Crops

Crop Planting Pattern 1 Boost Supply Of Livestock Feed Grains   CORN ACREAGE BEING TURNED TO SOYBEANS

Surplus Of Potatoes Appears Sure   Farmers Planning Acreage Beyond Goa Set By Government

Roosevelt Halted Removal of Reds On Merchant Ship:   Rear Admiral Tells Story, Says They Could Not Get Order in Writing

In Korea the UN Is Running Up Against World Communism in Test of ‘Octopus Defense’

Picture Grim, Whether Plan Is to Start New WorldWar,Or Run Bluf!

Toss On Another Log  Fuel Pinch Hits Nearly All Ohio Communities  , Norwalk Goes On   Norwalk Goes On Voluntary Brown-Out; Ashtabula Gets Coal

KKKKKK TRUMAN SCOFFS, AT .  ‘SUGGESTING OF MOVING  CAPITAL FROM WASHINGTON

ARE UP 22 PER CENT   October Tax Collections in State Totailed $8,848,693

March Lion To Bring In Fresh Cold   Arctic Air Sweeping Southward Near-Zero Temperatures Likely

Killer's Body Found At Lake   Slays Star Golfer And Then Shoots Self

TRAIN WRECKED; ONE MAN KILLED   ISTREAMLINER HITS BROREN  RAIL AND BOLLS OVER—  3 SERIOUSLY HURT.

This Week To Be Decisive As To Whether U. 8. Troops Will Have To Give Up Korea To Northern Communists

This Week May Provide the Answer To U.S. Troops As To Their Future in Korea

America’s Fatein Korea Today Hangs in Balance;  This Week May Tell Story

This Week May Decide Whether Americans Will Remain or Get Kicked Out of Korea

Support Prices On Cotton Set  29.45 Cents a Pound Average To Be Paid

Kiwanis Club Charters Plane  For lowa Trip  Local Club Members To Be Guests Ast Duhuaue

Kiwanis Club Charters Plane  For Iowa Trip  Local Club Members To Be Guests   #e BRakueve

JUDGE HARRIS BEGINS TERM   Sullivan County Jurist Assigned To Duties In Cattle Barns.

Scheduled to Start Monday Dr. Sander Awaits Mercy Slaying Trial In Seclusion

RedPlanes Come Out Of Hiding   Make First Air Attack On Allied Naval Vessels.

Krupp, German Gun King Dies  ‘Big Bertha’ Builder Stricken At 79

Armaments King Dies In Austria   Gustav Krupp, Who Built “Big Bertha” Claimed By Death

Gustav Krupp Passes at 79  ‘Bian Rertha’ Maker   ‘Big Bertha’ Maker Aided Kaiser. Hitler

KRUPP, GERMAN ARMS KING DIES   Man Who Built “Big Bertha” And Deadlier Guns For Second World War, Feeaned Trial.

Was Never Triet “For War Crimes   Supported The Rise Of Adolph Hitler

GERMAN CANNON MAKER IS DEAD   Gustav Krupp Built ‘Big Ber. tho’ Gun and Weapons for Hitler’s Forces

‘Big Bertha’ Builder Dies In Germany  Parents Born In U. S.; Grandfathe:

GERMANY’S ARMAMENT: MAKER DIEd   Gustav Krupp, 79, Supplied Kaiser, Hitler With Tools for War.

Gustay Krupp, . Reich’s s Deadly Gun Maker, Dies Famed ‘Big Bertha’ Builder; /. Strange IIness Balked Trial As Nazi _

3; German Armaments King Escaped War Trials Because of Iliness : Krupp, Famed Creator of ‘Big Bertha,’ Succumbs at 79

Munitions King Dead   Gustav Krupp, 79, Head Of Huge Arms Industry Had Been Ill Long Time

KRUPP, NAZI ARNIS MAGNATE, DIES Al AUSTRIAN ESTATI   German Industriolist Backec Hitler; Escaped Trial As Giar feiminns

REPUBLICAN PARTY SPLITUP SEEN-IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS   Dulles Speech Tonight Will Not Agree With Heover’s Ideas

Dulles’ Speech May Show Riff In G.0.P. Policy  Address May Take   Address May Take Issue With Stand Of Herbert Hoover

Dulles To Bare Rift In G.0.P.   Adviser To Denounce Policy of Hoover

Foreign Policy Breach May Split Republicans   Dulles Speech May Widen Difference Between Pro and Anti-Dewev Forces

Strikes by Air Are Continuing  North of 38th  Enveloping Movement   Enveloping Movement by Communists Is Apparent in Action

Attack Forces U. $, Troops To Retreat   Americans Escape Trap After Fierce Battle: 13 Red Tanks Claimed Blasted

Truman Cracks At Byres In # Press Conference  Super-Bomb, Coal,  Tavae Taviar Faw   Super-Bomb, Coal, Taxes, Taylor, Few Of Issues Covere

President Takes Punch At Byrnes   Says He’s Free to Do Now Just as “He Damr Pleases,”

2 BRLOTOL TOWNORIP PLAGES BURGLARIZED   $150 In Coins Were Removed At Croydon Manor Market  

$150 in Coins Taken From Croydon Manor Meat Mark   TV SET AT W. BRISTOL

Vandenberg Is In‘Good Shape’ Af terOpe ‘ation   Republican Foreign Policy Leader Undergoes Tumor Treatment In Capital

Elmer Bitner Dies at 77   Services Set Friday For Prominent Farmer

India Sides Up With West: It Will Support Sanctions Aaainst Korea

ASSISTANT DEFENSE SECRE TARY CALLS COMMUNISTS ACCUSATIONS UNTRUE.

One Package Money Bill Completed   Commiittee’s Action Sends Huge Measure to Senate With Debate Scheduled To Start Tuesday

$34 Billion Bill Ready for Vote   Committee Defeats Republican Effort to Trim Spending

Group Approves ‘Single Package’ Spending Plan   Bill Includes Funds For National Defense, Foreign Economie Aic

$34, 700,000,000 Measure Approved by Senate Group   One-Package Money Bill Provides $14,679,785,000 for Defense and More than $4,500,000,000 to Carry on Marshall Plan, Arms Aid and Related Programs—S20,000,000 Lopped Off Funds for Highways.

Bill Expending 34.7 Billions Sent fo Senate   77 Per Cent of Mone} Marked for Defense And Foreign Aid

Senate Clears Big Money Bill For Hloor Debate   Committee Votes To Reject Cuts In Fund Measure

One-Package Money Bill, Carrying Less Than Truman Asked, Preparec

Senate Gets Spending Bill for 1951   Measure Is $1,395,235,976 Balow Request

> > ae FIVE MILES OF NEWS ‘PRINT--UNROLLED—FOR— CUSTOMS INSPECTORS

Czech Boot  To All U.S. ‘Missionaries   _ Other Western Charch men Expected to Be — Included in: Ouster;  - New Rlact at Cathale

CZECHS T0 EXPELL ALL MISSIONARIES OF UNITED STATES   LAWS REQUIRE THAT ALL CLERGYMEN SWEAI ALLEGIAINCE TO STATE

U.S. Missionaries  Red Government Acts In New Move Against **Anti-State’’ Groups

Czechs Say Missionaries  To Be Barred   U.S. Groups Must Leave; Reds In New Catholic Attack

Missionaries fo Be Ousted Soon  Czechs Expected to   Czechs Expected to Order Them to Leave

Czechs to Oust All U.S. Pastors   Missionaries Will Be Ordered to Leave in Near Future

Czechoslovakia Ousts Americans   U.S. Embassy Says All Missionaries Will Be Ordered  to Leave Country in Near Future.

Communist  Officials  Bear Down  Catholic Bishops ,, Are Charged With   Catholic Bishops ,, Are Charged With Anti-State Drive

_—PRAGUE—  Czech Reds Will Expel Missionaries  Americans Await Orda To ] aanwa

CZECHS PLAN TO ORDER OUT MISSIONARIES   Proposed Action Follows Threats Against Bishops

CZECHS PLAN T0 OUST AMERICAN MISSIONARIES   New Law Provides All Clergy Men Must Be Czech Natives.

RED NATION TAKES ACTION —_  Czechoslovakia Will Order All U. §. Missionaries From Couniry

Czechoslovakia Is Expected To Order All American Missionaries Out of Country   U. S. Rejects Hungarian Request That Staff At Budapest Be Cut: Relations Grow Worse

New Threats Against Catholic Bishops Czechs Order American Clergymen to Leave

IU. N. TO RESUME  RED CHINA DEBATE    Rasolution Demanding Communists Withdraw From Korea to Be Taken Up Thursday.

FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS  $686,000,000 Is Agreed on by the  Senate and House

Pays Record $12 Per Pound For Top Steer   Hotelman Pays Texas Lad $12,300 For Champion Steer Boy Bought For Only $140

Police Discount Suspicions Five Seized In Capital Armed Robbery Are Connected With Brink Holdun

French Reds Try to Prevent Loading of War Materials to Indo-China

PRESBYTERIAN S FIGHT A-BOMB   General Assembly Considers Request For Immediate Halt In Manufacture Of Mass Destruction Weap none:

Coal Situation In lowa Grows More Serious   More Towns Ask Aid; Cold Wave Might Mean Rationina

Conferees Work Out Bilt On Controls   Congress Group Completes Details Of New Measure

Control Bill Approval Neat   Conference Grour Delayed Over Date Set For Expiration

Congress Unit Nearing Compromise  On Broad Anti-Inflation Legislation

Anti-lnflation Law fo Truman By fomorrow   Senate and House Near Compromise On Bill Details

Compromise Neared on Controls Bill   Conference Group Members Expect Agreement Soon

Compromise Is Near on  Controls Bill  Expiration Date Issue Reopened

Anti-Inflation Bill Speeded   Committee Hopes to Ley Measure Before Truman by Tomorrow

SIX GILT WINNERS  4-H Club Members Will Receive Awards at Annual Fair

Tank-Supported Infantry Hurdles Across Naktong   Key American Position Threatened By Surge; Yanks Hold Firmly To Pochang Airstrip

Solons Okay Bills To Remove Limit or Size of Services  Military Spokesmen Say They Will Go Well Beyond 2,005,000 Mark

All Expiring Enlistments Are Extended   2,005,000 Limit Removed; Air Vets Mav be Drafted

WANT GD0,000 DR MORE MEN IN BIG HURRY   Joint Committees Also Vote to Extend Expiring Enlistments.

Weather at Yuma   Defense  Bills Get Quick OK   Armed Forces Ask 600,009 More Men

Dewey to Ask Boost in Pay For Teachers   Governor Will, Say Salary Question Te Tacal One

Governor to Tell Legislature Teachers Mast Be Paid More in Order to Keep on Top

Truman Wouldn't Appoint John Lewis   Even As Dog Catcher, ; President Wrote Coloradoan Some Time Ago

MERCURY TAKES A DIP   Drops as Much as 40 Degrees ir Some Parts of Kansas

Chrysler Talks Are Recessed For ‘Cooling Off’ of Tempers   Negotiations Resume Monday; Open G.M. Pact

Chrysler, ClO Talks Recessed   Union Meanwhile Starts Contract Talk with GM

3-Day Search Ends. . 3 Missing Boys Found in ‘Abandoned Iron Works

HEADS IZAAC WALTONS   Memory of Childhood Hideout Leads Officer to Missing Boys

Milk Peace Appears Nearer   Negotiations Set To Iron out Last Details of Proposal For Settlement

HOUSING BILL FACING FIGHT   Senate Committee Votes To Shelve Measure For  Two Weeks

Truman Wousing Plan in Trouble   Senate Banking .Group Votes'to Put Bill On” Shelf for Two Weeks

Truman Housing Plan Is Snagged   U.S. Backed Loans Portion in Trouble

Committee Postpones Bill... . New Housing Plan Delayed In Senate

Core of Truman Housing Bill in Serious Trouble  Cannerative Praaram   Cooperative Program Near Defeat Before Senators Delay Action

HOUSING BILL IS SHELVED BY _ SENATE GROUE   Truman’s Plan Appears In Trouble Ag Action Delaved Twa Weeks

Fight Predicted On Housing Bill  Committee Chooses To Shelve Proposal

SENATE STALLS HOUSING PLAN   Loans to Co-ops Hits Snag In Banking Group

Three-Pronged Attack Compels UN Retreats ”   Enemy Rams Within Seige Gun Range of Pohang on Coast

.U. N. Korean Unit Assures Red China Allied Forces ‘Will Respect Its Border

UN Oks Borde: Guarantee to  Chinese Reds   Move May Precede Appeal For invaders To Withdraw

UN Group Tells China Border Is Safe; Case Before Security Council Today

UN Assures Chinese  Communists Tells Them Border With Korea Will

KoreanCommittee OfU.N. Approves Resolution After Receiving Report

U. N. Panel Promises China Border Sanctity  Resolution Seen Preparatory To Appeal For Communists To Withdraw Forces

Cro Withdrawl:   Seck Withdrawl:  U.N. Group Assures Chinese Boundary Will Be Respected

Chinese Reds Given Assurance  UN Committee Acts After MacArthur Note

Flame-Trapped  Miners Saved  a er, Pe   Fourteen Rescued After Three Hours

Peace Efforts In Phone Row  Are ‘Helpless’   Union Chief Says They'll Consider Postponement Request, However

Phone Union Leader $ It's Hopeless      Strike Wednesday Seems Likely as.. Necotiations Feil

65 Antillerymen Escape Infiltration Trap That Destroyed 3 Batteries

BO Sill Lost   65 Fight-Weary,Wounded U.S.  Artillerymen Escane Red Tran

MANY STILL CUT OFF 65 Battle-Weary Troops Crawl Through Red Trap

Artillerymten Caught In Red Trap "Only 65 Yanks Able To Escape So Far

Americans Suffer Heavy Losses: In Trep Weary Gls Escape Throuch Red. Lines

60 Weary Yanks Break Out of Trap  , ee oe 2 ee 2   Another 75-100 Believed Killed; 80 May Be Alive

BUDDIES CUT DOWN 65 G. I. Artillerymen Survive Red Trap, Return to Lines

'British Labor Government Bumps Into Another Deficit ‘Running Transportation

Scott Says MacArthur Wanted To Use Troops Offered By Nationalists

M‘Arthur Wanted Use in September— Chinese Nationalists  Would Have 'Helped'

TEMPERATURE   1,600,000 Of Chiang’s Troops Denied MacArthur, Scott  Savs

Bridges Joins Acheson Foes   Seven-Point Plan Falls On Deaf Ears

Prograin Will Fall On ‘Deaf Ears’, Senator George Believes; ‘Extravagant’,—Bridges

Phone Watkout Set for Feb. 8: Ching Is Called   Federal Mediator Is on Way to Washington to Act for Government  in Dispute Today.

Government Speeds Peace  Efforts In Phone Strike   Union Warns Workers Will Walk Out Feb. 8 Unless Demands Met

February 8 Is Deadline-- °  ~ CHING. BACK: TO: CAPITAL To HANDLE PHONESTRIKE THREAT

GOVERNMENT MAY STEP IN PHONE STRIKE   Make Efforts to Halt Planned Feb. & Nation-wide Strike

Ching Return: To Capital in Phone Crisis   Mediators, Union Will Meet Today; No N.E. Stonnese

Racket Probe Produces Two Indictments —   Lawyer, Gambler's  Associate Cited for Income Tax Evasion

Kansas City Racket Jury Indicts Two   Former State Legislator Hit For Tax Fraud

DISCOVERED BY PLANT GUARDS AFTER 2 WEEKS   Police, Auto Specialties Probing Bizarre Case

B.H. Man Missing 2 Weeks   Hundreds Pass Auto Unaware Of Trazedy

HUMPHREY IN NEW ATTACK ON SENATOR   Baye Byre’y Economy Con mitice is Useless: Assails GOP-Seathern S'anMibien *

HUMPHREY IN NEW  ATTACK ON SENATOR   Says Byrd's Econamy Con_mittee Is Useless: Assails GOP-Southern Coalition

Apple Picker Says He Choked Woman   Nordkvist Says He Recall:  Strangling Ex-Actress — - {for Resisting  .

No Negotiations In Sight to End  Warfare in Fast   State Department Denie: Peace Feelers From  Red Chinese

‘South Koreans, in Yank [Army Under Buddy Plan, \Make Skillful Soldiers

Red Attack On Yugoslavia To Bring UN Action   Satellite Troops Massed; Yankees Ir Turkey Alerted

Possible Loss Of Seasoned Non-Coms  Forces Hasty Revision Of Directive

Plan for Dependency Discharges Is Dropped   Senators Backtrack on Decision to Direct Release of Servicemen With Three or More Dependents: Ruling Left to Armed Forces

Backtrack On Discharge Of Personne! With Dependents   ARMED SERVICES SAY THEY WOULD LOSE 25,000 SEASONED NON-COMS

No Discharge For Fathers  But Men With More . 7,  ~~“ wan Tiananidonitc

Armed Services Committee Revises Allowance Bill   Incomes Not To Be Further Taxed In January Measure

Senators Backtrack On Allotment Bill  Dependency Discharge Proposal Withdrawn

Senators Back: Track on Order  —pgeae, ms lg   —M ititary Discharge ‘Decision. Reversed

Action Slow On Discharge Bill   Senators Backtrack On Dependency Discharges

— BACKTRACK — Hardship Discharges Unchanged   SENATORS WILL ‘REVISE BILL

Faced by Possible Loss of 25,000 Trained Men, Senafors Backirack on Discharges

Spuds Two Bucks Per Bushel Here, But Uncle Sam Plans to Dump 880,000,000 W orth!   (Editor's Note: Potatoes were selling around £2.00 per bushei in Dixon and surrounding towns today.)

Brannan’s Idea a Hot Potato’  Agriculture Group Adopts 'Hands O¢#"

Taxpayer to Suffer $100 Million Loss   Ag. Sec. to Dump Surplus Potatoes Where Grown

Hands Off Stand By Senate Group On Potato-Plan   Brannan Proposes to Destroy Bia Surplus

SENATORS AVOID ‘HOT’ POTATOES   Committee Won't Act Or Surplus Problem

In Cold Car After Train Derailment—  Young Lady Plays Violin to Keep Up Passengers’ Spirits

Missing Woman Is Back af Her Home  When She Feels Like Going Away, She Goes

MISSING MOTHER BACK HOME AGAIN   Mrs. Helen B. Overlander Former Resident Of York Returns To Rensselaer, N Y., After Week's Absence

Cancer-Fearing  Woman Returns  BRaintheaw OM Whenw t....   Mother Of Three Home Again; Hopes Husband Will Take Her Rack.

‘Marshall’ Plan For Asia Slated In Senate Talks  Acheson, Jessup Will Tell Senators Of Far East Policy, Strategy

Vishinsky to Call On Dean Acheson   Visit is Strictly One of Courtesy, Declare Officials

FIELD ASKS NEW OPPORTUNITY 10 ANSWER PROBERS   Wealthy New Yorker Faces Possible Contempt Ac a a ee oe

Louisiana Floods  Force Evacuations Amphibious ‘Ducks’ Used By Rescuers

Yanks Push 35 Miles Beyond Line In South  Struggle Rages Indecisively Around Seoul;

Important Road Hub   Battle For Seoul Rages Grimly As UN © Forces Continue Southern Front Gains

Marines Fight Grim Battle To Take Seoul  Enemv Annarently Ne   Enemy Apparently Not Trving to Form Line Of Defense in South

GI’s In Beachhead Advance 35 Miles   U.S. Seventh’Division Infantrymen Take Suwon An Airfield—First Cavalry Scores Sensational 26_Miie Gain

Sanju in Whirlwind Break - Through Drive; Marines Tighten Hold on Outskirts of Seoul.

Yanks Race 35 Miles in. Drive North of Taegu   Threaten to Trap Reds Bound for Battle of Seoul

U.S. Cavalry Takes Important Road Hub   Battle For Seoul Rages Grimly As UN  Forces Continue Southern Front Gains

Suwon Is Grabbed_ -By 7th Division   Airstrip South of Capital Seized by Ouick Mave

Cavalry Troops. Slash 35 Miles To Win Sangju  Marines Steadily Expand Hold on Korean Capital

Just Like Fairy Tale Fabulous Beanstalk Produces Bean Large Enough for Mea}

Plenty of Champagne  Luxury Liner Short on Water  Passenaers Averace 3 Bottles of Wine Aniece

Luxury Liner’s Passengers Drink Champagne After Water Supply Fails

It Might've Been, Warns Governor  Savs lowa Disaster   Says lowa Disaster Tells Hospital Peril

Action Delayed On Playground  Benedict Not Ready To Report On Plan

Frozen Body of Former Carroll County  Resident Found: Wound on Head  {

U.S. Reports New Evidence  Of N.E. Lag   Government Study Rounds Up Data on  Feannmic Status

South Koreans Mopping Up Red Resistance In And Around Port Of Wonsan

Believes [tls Only Matter Of Time Before Allied Troops Take Capital

Two Candidates Continue Tours: Graham Honeful   Incumbent Predicts .. Victory At Polls Handshaking Goec On

Bashful Houdini “Ghost” anes Makes Erratic Spelling At N. Y. Seance

‘Houdini's Ghost Fails. to ‘Communicate > Pre- Death Message in Midnight Seance

Police Look For Singer   Third Prominent Southern California Woman  ' To Disappear In Ten Months.

Churchill In First Clash With Laborifes  Conservatives Seek Contest Over Nationalization

Churchill In First Clash With Laborites  Conservatives Seek Contest Over

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  -rrCtcereearse’ =o ee et eee a

New Blockade of Berlin Is Imposed   Russia Gives Defy to West Protest and Holds Traffic

Idea of One  Major Union Advances  CIO Bid for Talks ‘Is Accepted By Machinists

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

COUNCIL STUDIES PROPOSAL FOR KOREAN PEACE PROGRAM   Plan’ Would Halt Malik Blockade  in UAL Gaccians

Floyd Darling, 68, Dies j in Nebraska   Formerly Lived South of Meadville.

No Syndicate, “Mr. Big Of Gambling Claims   St. Louis Odds Chief, J. J. Carroll Testifies At Inquiries

Doesn’t Know Of U.S. Gambling Syndicate, Betting Bigwig Testifies

Betting Official Gives Testimony  He knows of No Gambling Syndicate

‘NEWS TO ME,’ CARROLL SAYS OF SYNDICATE   St. Louis Betting Commission. er Says He Knows of No Gambling Ring

Knows of No Bet Syndicate. Carroll Says   ‘Mr. Big’ of the Odds Trade Tells Senators Business Is Competitive

SAYS BOOKIES ARE INDEPENDENT BUSINESSMEN   ‘St. Louis Betting Commissioner Knows of No Nationwide Gambling Syndicate.

Pedestrian Hit By Car. Badly Hurt   Robert Sherman Accident Victim; Driver Ticketed

LEC IS BROKEN   St. Joseph Youth Is Helc After Accident In  Benton Harbor

American Airlines Crippled  By Strike For Wage Hikes   4,600 Maintenance Workers Walk Out on Nation’s Biggest Line

4600 Start Strike Against Airline Today   Maintenance Workers Quit in Waoe Mennte

Loyalty Oath Law Is Leyal   Supreme Court Hits Claims Of Laborites

Nationalist's Plea To U.N. Looks Doomed   France, Australia, Britain Join Bloc Opposing Query

China Gains  Slim Suppor   Nationalists’ Move to In: vestigate: Russian. . Aggression Seems Doomed.

Nationalist Charges Doomed In UN Assembly   France and Britain Oppose U. 5. on Aaaression Study

China Plea For U.N. Group To Probe  Charges Against Russia Seen Doomed

Nationalists’ U.N. Plea Is  Seen Doomed  ne een”, Wena Sale Bae   -Bid For Commissior To Study Agression Gets Little Support

Connally Wants Equal Treatment for U.S. Business   Program Would Apply to All Marshall Plan Countries and Britain

Sen. Connally Would Insist on Fair Trade   Discrimination Would Mean End of Dollar Aid

Connally Proposes Marshall Plan Nations Aaree to. No Discrimination

Lewis Not Expected To Accept Fact - Finders’ om Reve s dr Snocdd 1515

Decision Near On Coal Talks   Ching Ready To: Call New Parleys® If“ Miners Resume Work

Southern 1 Coal Operators hccepl Truman's Work Resuinption Plea.

Coal Pit Peace Up fo Lewis As Operators Agree  Southern Empleyers   Southern Empleyers Accepts Proposal Truman Offered

National Guard Fighting Blazes  - 66 Fires Rage in Coastal Plain Area

SOUTH PLAINS REPORT GIVEN  Basic Resources Stimulate Economic Activity In Area

Revaluation Of Pound  Is Rumored   Speculation Rises After Canada Set: Its Dollar Free:

POUND'S VALUE MAY BE RAISED AFTER PARLEY   Denials Fail To Quie Reports;. ‘Treasury Head Coming Here

Dewey Urges Mobilization To Halt Reds   All-Out Production, Pay-As-You-Go Policy Sought; National Guard Demanded

Arm at Once, Dewey Warns   Full Mobilization Of Forces Demanded By N.Y. Governor

Dewey Stirs Nation With Radio Speech   Governor of New York Demands Full Mobilization of ‘American Might

100-Division Army Urged  Tayler COP Weed   Titular G.O.P. Head Also Calls for UMT

Wants Army Of 100 Divisions  Fast All-Out Mobilization ‘Declared Vital By Dewey

100-Division Army, 80-Group Air Force Urged   Russian Strike Feared in Europe At Any Time

Dewey Demands All-Out Mobilization Of Nation —    URGES UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING, ARMY  OF 100 DIVISIONS, PAY-AS-YOU-GO POLICY ~  t

Dewey Urges All-Out Job By American  Defense Line   New York Governor Says Nation Must Increase Programs

Dewey Would Quicken Pace   W ants Immediate Mobilization Of All Guard Units

DEWEY URGES BIG MILITARY EXPANSION   Republican Leader. in Radio Address, Outlines Program for “ United States Survival — Pro.  poses Enrolling of all Americans Qayar 17.

Dewey Plan Is “All Out’   Wants immadiste Mobili zation, Even At Cost of Personal Comforts

Dewey Demands Mobilization  Warns The Weak Can’ i. nn +? 2ie oe a 2

Dewey Demands Mobilization On Large Scale  GOP Leoder Calls For Bold Facing Of Unpleasant Facts

Mobilize Now, Dewey Demands   AlkOut Economic, Arms Buildup Urged

Dewey Demands Full War Footing To Save Nation   Says U.S. Cannot  Talk With Stalin  While Weak; Urges ’ Sneed on Produetiar

Dewey in Strong Plea for All-Out Mobilization Now   Governor Of New York Calls For Immediate And Aggressive Action To Stem Red Fides Urges Buildup Of 100-205 ision Army, 80-Group AF

 Dewey Asks For Quiek ~ Mobilization  Republican Leader _   Republican Leader Would Build Army -O£ 13 Million Men

Gov. Dewev Urges Total Mobilization   Tituler Head of G.O.P. Calls for 100-Division Army. Declares Russia At War With Free World

Dewey Urges Immediate U:S. Mobilization  All-Out Production  Demanded; 100 Army a Pl oe Pe eee

Dewey Urges Mobilization To Halt Reds   Favors Pay-as-You-Ge Rearmament Plan To Check Inflation

Titular Head of GOP Pleads for Army of 100 Full Divisions; Asks for Registration of All Above Age of 17 fo  National Service

- « -NO NEUTRALITY’ Dewey Demands Complete Mobilization For Yanks

Dewey Asks Immediate Mobilization Of U. S. Military, Productive Might

=— Wont stop Russia” ahs Wont stop Russia’  Dewey Demands Quick Action

Dewey Demands Immediate Mobilization Of Nation’s Military, Industrial Might

Speed Military Production Goal Is Dewey's Plea   Army of 100 Divisions, All Out Armament and Pay as You Go, Is Plan

SETS 100-DIVISION ARMY GOAL, Dewey Demands Entire Nation Mobilize To Meet Red Menace

TOTAL MOBILIZATION IS URGED BY DEWEY   ;. X. Governor Favors Kesistering Everrene Over 17 For National Service

‘Dewey Demands Immediate Mobilization In Address GOP Head Makes Fighting Speech

Dewey Demands Drastic Moves   GOP Leader Asks  = Total Mobilization

Dewey Demands  Total Mobilizing   Governor Would Register All Over 17 In U. S.

Dewey Urges Swift Mobilization Of Military, Productive Might   Calls for Universal Training, Army of 100 Divisions, Crackdown on Inflation and An All-Out Production: Rans Business as Usual

Dewev Offers U.S. Program  (rigantic Expansion  Asked in Red Fight

DEWEY CALLS FOR ARMY OF 100 DIVISIONS   Demands Inamediate Mobilization of Military and Production to Halt Spread of Red Aggression.

[Dewey Demands Big Mobilization Drive   Calls For All-Out Arming Financed By Pay-As. _ You- Go Plan; Says ‘We Can’t Sit Down And Do Business With Stalin’

Dewey Urges Mobilization of Men, Industry   Says Arms More Important Than Radics. Autos

Immediate Mobilization Of Military And Production Demanded By Dewey

Governor Derides Do-Nothing Policy While Appropriations Soar; Proposes Strong Army, Navy, Air Force

DEWEY PRESSES ARMAMENT PLAN   He Calls Fer Immediate Mobilization Of American Military And Productive Power.

Dewey Pleads For Total U.S. Vobilization   Governor Calls Upon Nation to Set Up Big Army. Air Force, Navy

GOP Leader Would Draft All Over 17   Declares Americans Have Been Living In Dream Land Too Lon:

DEWEY CALLS FOR ARMY OF 100 DIVISIONS   Demands Immediate Mobilization of Military and Production to Halt Spread of Red Aggression,  ee ee See ne

GOV. DEWEY GALLS FOR HUGE ARM)   2  GREATEST MOBILIZATION TD  AMERICAN HISTORY DE MANDED BY EXECUTIVE.

Dewey Calls For Total Mobilization   Drastic Action By Government Now Is Demande

Dewey Demands Greatest Mobilizatior In History to Meet Red Agaression

Mobilize Anc Get Tough, Says Dewey   N.Y. Governor Tn Fighting Speech

Total Mobilization for U. S.. Demanded by Gov. Dewey   General Registration of Men and Women With Army of 100 Divicions Called Vital

Dewey Demands  Action To Cope  With Aggression Head Ot GOP  Calls For Army Of 100 Divisions

Dewey Seeks Greatest US. Mobilization   Registration of All Americans Above 17 Asked by Governor

Winds Drive State Topsoil Off Wheatland   Visibility Is Reduced in Northwest Texas as Haze Settles

South Plains Suffers Worst Sand Storm of Year; Hiahway Traffic Slowed

Edgerton Man Kills Wife On Dare   Vernon Bigger Held in Bryan Jail Without Charae

NINE OHIDANS LOSE LIVES IN AUTO MISHAPS   Six Others Suffer Violen Deaths Over Holiday Weekend

New Charges Aimed At U.S. By Red China   Peiping Writer Says People Are Ready To Defend Frontier:

U.S. Assailed By Red Chine   Moscow Paper Says Communists.Repeat Charges of Plane Attacks.

Four Air Force Men Direct 26 Men To Safety  rewmen 1 Die Afte   Crewmen Die After Valiant Effort In Saving Troopers

4 Air Force Mer Die Heroically   26 Paratroopers Directed to Safe Jump in Tennessee

FLIERS SAVE 26, DIE HEROICALLY   One Pulled Alive From Burning Wreckage But Soon Dies

Airmen Perish In Crash   Four Go to Hero’s Death After Directing 26 Trainees to Make Safe Parachute Jump

Air Force Crew Dies Heroically Paratroopers Escape  Night Crash of C-119

GOVERNOR PAYNE WINS IN MAINE   lONE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS MAN RE-ELECTED—TWO OTHERS FAR AHEAD.

Hale Wins Fiith Term In Toughest Battle Of Career   Payne Victor With 62 Per Cent Of Total Vote, Praises Maine Citizens For Sound Judgment

DEMAND FOR RAILS GIVES MARKET LIFT   Sieels, Auto Stocks , Out Front; Buying Linked To Promising Coal Outlook

Victory Sets Vote Record for California   "Yes' on Prop. 10 Running Ahead in Close Count

Warren Wins Over James Roosevelt  Heavy Vote Is Given Governor Tc  Third Term

Warren Wins Third Term As Governor  In Landslide   Popular Republican Looms As Important  Presidential Timber

Creation Of Fantastic Rocket May Be One Of America’s Next Steps To Meet Russia’ s Bid For World Domination

Independence For Korea Is U.S. Demand   Warren Austin Makes Statement On Major Policy To UN Council

U.S. Advocates Unified Korea  In Settlement   Delegate Makes First Major American Policy Statement Before U. N.

UN Council: Hears U. S. Demand for Unified Korea   Europe Must Work Harder for Its ‘Own Military Salvation. U. S. Thinks

U. §. Demands Unified Korea In UN Council   Austin Discloses Policy Statement At Public Session

U. S. DEMANDING UNIFIED KOREA   American Delegate On Se. curity >Council: OL UEN, States Stand — Malik Blocks Action.

U.S. Seeks A Unified Korea   - Austin’s Statement . Of Policy in U. N. Hints  American Goal May Be  - Canture af Narth Korea

U.S. Seeks United Korea Before U.N   U.S. Radar Defense System Inadequate

U.S. Demands Unified Korea, Tips U.N. Hand  Major Policy Stand Delivered By Austin

AUSTIN AIRS KOREA POLICY   U. S. Demands A Unified Government, He Tells  U.N. Council

US.Is Demanding Korea Be Unified And Independen   Tells U. N. Security Council Of Settle ment Aims.

U. S. Airs Provisions  For Kcrean Settlement  Austin Makes Policy Statement As Crowethe, f’ascmet Caeeee

Unity in Korea, U:S. Objective  Austin Outlines Yank Purpose in Conflict

Austin Clarifies U. 5. Stand In Korean Situation   Demands Ultimate Result Unified, Independent Country

Unity In Korea Is Demanded   Korean Settlement Must Assure Independence For War-Torn Country, Austin Declares

AUSTIN DEMANDS UNIFIED KOREA   MAJOR STATEMENT BY US DELEGATE TO SECURITY COUNCIL

Unified Korea Is U. §. Plan   Austin Says Entire Nation Must Come Under U. N. Control

Complete Freedom For Koreans Basis U.S. Peace Policy   UN Told Bluntly No End to Struggle Until Assurance of Independent, Unified Land Posted

QUIT UNTIL TUESDAY   U.N. Heard a U.S. Demand for Settlement of Korean War

U.S. DEMANDS UNITED KOREA AT WAR'S END   Austin Says Peace Settlement Must Provide For UN Supervision

Austin Wants Unified Korea [n Settlement   Korean People Have Right To Freedom, Unity Says Delegate

Unified Korea Is U. $. Aim, Austin Says   Council Is Told People Of War-Torn Nation Have Right To Freedom, Unity

Americans Urge U.N. To Provide For United Korea  Austin Presents Nation’s Demand

Ames Officer Shot Pursuing Young Gunman   90 Miles Per Hour Chase to Boone and Back After Hold-up

Seek Young Bandit Who Shot Ames Cop in Wild Flight   Robbed Couple Of $10 and Car At Point of Gun

Too Unfinished To Settle Issue, Senator Asserts   Contradicts Tydings; Committee Delays Quizzing Service in Hopes of Getting Justice Department Record.

Lodge Claims Loyalty Files Not Finished   Contradicts Tydings on Issue; Service’s Record Sought by Committee

Senator Says Loyalty Files Not Complete  Committee Seeks Records On John S. Service

ad — —  Sen. Lodge Contradicts Tydings: Says Loyalty Files Are Too ‘Unfinished

Sen, Lodge Contradicts Tydings; Says Loyalty Files Are Too ‘Unfinished

Contradicts Inquiry Chairman Tydings’ Claim Papers Will  Give Full Picture

Lodge Says Files Too Unfinished’   Believes They Can’t Settle McCarthy Case

Value Of Files On Lovalty fs Disputed Point  ‘Unfinished’ Says Lodge; ‘Complete’, Acearte Tudinace

FRENCH CABINET 1 IS THREATENED BY VOTE TODAY.   ‘LOYALTY FILES - NOT COMPLETE, LODGE CLAIM   says They Are Too “Un finished” To Settle Com munist Issue   STATEMENT VARIES WITH TYDINGS’ VIEWS

Lodge Asserts FBI Files Fail  To Clear Issue   Senator Opposes Tydings View Data Will Settle McCarthv’s Charces

Loyalty Issue Not Finished   Service To Be Questioned About Passing Secret Data

Sen. Lodge Says Files On State Department Emploves ‘Incomplete’   Republican Member Of Committee Investigating McCarthy’s Charges Of Red Infiltration  In Government Contradicte Tydings

Sen. Lodge Asserts — Loyalty Files Won't Settle Red Charges   State Department Records on 81 Persons Accused by McCarthy too Unfinished, Solon Says; Service Questioned

DR. MAGILL NAMES WIFE BENEFICIARY OF HIS PROPERTY   Jewelry of One-Time Wash. ington Crossing Park Sup’t To Children   THE NAUL ESTATE   Letters Granted Son In Estate of Realtor and

NEW HOPE PHYSICIAN'S DIAMONDS LEFT 10 Xth   Letters Granted in Estate Of Doylestown Realtor   NEWTOWN GIRLS HEIRS

Attlee Wins Two Votes of Confidence   Government Still Faces Budget Test, Adds Scottish Seat

Attlee Forces Win Critical Vote Test  Victory Margin Is Five Votes

English Labor Rule Squeezes Past Vote Today   Smallest Majority in Confidence Balloting in Five Years Is  Recorded at London.

Labor Wins Two Critical Tests  * Slim 5-Vote Margin In Britain Vote

Laborites Win Double Test By Five-Vote Edge   Attlee Regime Averts Defeat By 304-299 Margin In Passing Gas Tax Hike Truck Purchase Levy

Labor Government  Narrowly Wins  Critical Tests Averts- Parliamentary  Defeat: by Mustering Five-Vote Margins

Britain’ S Labor Government Wins  /Two Critical Tests by Slim Marain

Labor Government Squeaks Past Two Confidence Votes   But Conservative Challenges Beaten  By Smallest Majority in Five Years

Labor Wins Two Critical Tests Over Opponents   Five-Vote Margin Prevents Fall Of Attlee Government

Labor Wins Test by a Slim Margin   British Government Just Averts Defeat

BRITISH GOV'T SURVIVES TEST BY FIVE VOTES   Wins Measures Hiking Gas~ oline Tax to 21c, Levy on Trucks.

5-Vote Margin For Labor Win  British Government   British Government Has Narrow Escape

Labor Wins ‘woTestsin Taxes Vote   Five-Ballot Margin I Record of Victory on Gasoline and Truck Levies   BUlness Cuts Ranks   Conservatives, Liberals Joined to Retard Test

Lahor Party Beats Back Two Threats  “Attlee Musters Scant Margin On Budaet Vote

Labor Goverment Averts Defeat by a Slim Margin   Passes Measures by Five Votes, One of Which Raises Gas Tax.

Heavy Losses Are Reported in Southern Korea  Northern Prong Moving Rapidly, Goals Achieved

U.S. Offensive Rolling Again  Toward Chinju   Reds Get Tanks and Battalion Over River; Waegwan Is Menaced

Americans Launch General Offensive at Red Bridgehead in Southwest; Attack on Chinju Now Is Rolling Forward

Enemy Shoves Armor And Troops Across River At Spot Near City Of Taegu   Reds Driven Back In Northwest And Marines Combine With Infantry To Get Offensive In Southeast Rolling Again

Hard Fighting Erupts Along  Entire Line  Troops In South Renew Offensive

Battle Rages Southwest of Korean Republic's Capital, Second Infantry Joins Twenty-fourth in Attempt to Dectroav Foe’s Foothold Across Line

Tanks, Troops Cross In Push  Toward Taegu   Americans Launch Attack on Red Bridgehead Southwest of Crossing; Marines, Army  Infantry Push 2 Miles Nearer Chinju

U.S. Forces Launch Attack Against Bridgehead While Southern Push Rolls Again

Push Achieving Its Objectives; Fighting Bitter   However, Reds Get Troops and Tanks Across Naktong River in Serious Threat to Taequ But Are Being Contained.

Yankees © Also Hit On Coast   One-Two Punch Follows Spirited South Korean Drive

Americans Pound at © Communist Bridgeheads  U. S. Offensive _ Gets Going Again Toward Chinju Lr C0 gt Wr. .

Fierce Fight Erupts Along  River Front   GI Forces Inch Forward ) In Drive on Chinju; .Tseen Threatened

U.S. Attack Resumes On South Coast   Puppet Troops Stage Strong Crossing To Menace Vital Point  BULLETIN

Crossing Only 12° Miles Fromi 'laegu Poses Greatest Threal Yet to Communications Hub

Americans Launch General Attack Against Red Bridge head To Southwest; Koreans Hammer Reds Back

WAIT ON ASIA TO SEEK HELP   Acheson Tells Congress To Hold Up Decisions

More Than 30,000 Montanans Saw President Truman During His Visit in State

More Than 30,000 Montanans Saw President Truman During His Visit in State   Challenges Oritics

Atlantic Tops in Fire Prevention  Leads Nation in Annual Camnathtian

Un-American Group Voted Added Funds   Committee Gets $150,000 For Current Probes; Farm Plan Approved

‘Big 3° Tell Russians Of Talks Terms  Want Full Discussion Of German Issues; Monty May Aid Ike

Detroit Surgeon Says Vaccine Will Whip TB  50,000 Die Yearly   50,000 Die Yearly With Tuberculosis In United States

 ‘Somebody’s Got to Raise Hell’ Doctor Says Vaccine Will Whip TB

Attlee Will ly To See Truman On Korean War   Is k xpected To. Ask That UN Stay Away l'rom Border: Pleven Mav Come

Truman, Attlee To Confer On World Crisis   British Prime Minister To Fy Here Sunday; Pleven May Join

Hope To Halt Drift Toward World War 3   Will Discuss Use Of A-Bomb And Rearming Europe; AAtlee to Bring Bad News From Europe

Big Three Plan Washington Parley On Kerean Crisis   Attlee Ready to Urge Withdrawal From Border

Attlee Will Fly To U. S. For Meeting   Is Expected To Arrive Sunday For War Talk

Pleven Coming If Assembly Supports Him   French Leaders To Visit: British Premier -Tomorroaw

Attlee And Truman Plar  War Talks   British Minister Will Propose  UN Withdrawal

U. S. Deficit 43 P. C. Under First Estimate  Gov’t In Red $3,122,.000,000

CIRCUS FIRE — SUSPECT TO-    UNDERGO TEST   Segee Says “Indian” ~ Told Him To Fire Ringling Tent

Explosion at Housing Project Is Fatal to 5 Persons   Two Mothers and Three Children Lose Lives in Bowman Terrace Blast

Two Mothers, Three Children, Found in Bebris    Home in Federal Housing  Project Wrecked By  ke § Explosion’

BLAST KILLS THREE CHILDREN, 2 WOMEN   Eaplosion at Federal Housing Project in Vincenues, Ind. Blows Bodies to

2 Mothers, 3 Children Die in Blast   Vincennes Housing Unit Blown Apart, Soldiers on Flood Duty Recover Bodies

Congress Talks 19 Hours To Pass One Law, Say Critical Reader Of ‘The Conaressional Record

ECONOMIC AND ARMED FORCES   Atlantic Pact Nations  Report Real Progress In Anti-Red Plans

Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers End Four Day Session With 6Point Western Preparedness Program

12 Nations Agree To Form One  Vast Armed Force   Six-Point Program Outlined by Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers to Speed Western Preparedness

Twelve Nations In Accord On United Forces  To Poal Economic And Military Might  = m..%28 B..22¢%u

Atlantie Gr oup Agrees to Pool  Militar y Might   Six-Point Program Is Designed to Speed Up Western Preparedness

12 NATIONS AGREE T0 POOL RESOURCES   Military and. Economic Power To Be Concentrated

West Powers Agree To Pool Armed Might   12. Nations Determined To. Resist Soviet Aaaression

Atlantic Nations Set Quick Action To Build Defense   Pact Lands Agree To Pool Economic, Armed Might Into Vast Force; Secretary Acheson Reports Genuine Progress Toward Goal

NESTERN NATIONS AUREE 10 SET UP bili ARMED FORCE   Twelve Countries Decide to Pool Economie and Military Might to Resist  Russian Aggression,   SPEED ON DEFENSE PLANS IS ORDERED   Council of Deputy Foreign Ministers Created to Put Coliective Security Program Into Effect,

To Put Economic Military Forces  In One Vast Unit Aimed at Resisting Soviet Ageression

Agree to Pool Atlantic Pact War Might   London Conference Gives Both Military, Economic Powers to Permanent Council

Pact Envoys End Session  On Military   Ministers Set Up Council To Put Plan Into Force

NEW ATLANTIC - ARMED FORCE - PROGRAM SET   Twelve Nations Agree To Merge Economie And Military Minht

6-POINT PLAN OUTLINED FOR HALTING REDS   Council of Ministers With Powerful Head  To Implement Plan

Witnesses Bolster Sander Reputation   Oath Provides Drama In Merey. Murder Tria!

Sander Defense Launched   Hippocratic Oath Is Read By Prosecutor Of Accused Doctor

Political Drive Mapped In AFL  Busy Year Ahead For Labor Organization

Philadelphian Accused As Aide To Fuchs   Passed Briton’s' A-Data To Reds, FBI Says

Suspect Says He Wanted To Aid Russia  Pa. Hospital Worker   Pa. Hospital Worker Met British Expert In 1.8. During War

Philadelphian Alleged Have Received Data on Bomb From Fuchs for Russian Delivery

Secrets Given Soviet Russia, Dr. Fuchs Says  Federal Funds Used To Pay U. S. Traito

CHEMIST HELD AS FUCHS AID   Under $100,000 Bond On Charge Of Giving Secrets To Russia

Fuchs Aide Is Held In High Bond   Arrest Follows FBI Questioning of One Time British Expert

Research Scientist In Large Hospital In Philadelphia Is Placed Under Arrest By F.B.I.

PHILADELPHIA MAN ADMITS RED CONTACTS   FBI Officials Say British Prisoner Is ‘Co-Operating’

ADMITS RELAY OF MESSAGES FROM FUCHS   Harry Gold, Xavier Grad. Under $100,000 Bail  JUDGE   Schedules Further Hearing June 12: Time Of Arrest Not Disclosed

Gold Accused Of Giving Russia Atomic Secrets   Philadelphia Chemist AIlleged To Have Procured Data From Fuchs; Hearing Set For July 12

Chemist Held Atomic Spy   American, Accused of Divulging Bomb Secrets, Only Wanted to Help Russia

PHILADELPHIAN IS LINKED TO KLAUS FUCHS   U. S. Charges Harry Gold Gave Atomic Sécrets T?é Rusiians

U.S. Arrests  Chemist for  Aiding Fuchs FBI Charges  Harry Gold Gave Secrets

Philadelphia Chemist Held As Red Spy   Arrest Follows FBI Questioning Of Dr. Fuchs

Chemist Is Accused As Fuchs Aid   Hospital Employe At Philadelphia H eld As Contact Man For Atomic Secrets

JAIL CHEMIST FOR ASSISTANCE TO DR. FUCHS  * BI FILES CHARGE ae PAL

Harry Gold, Hospital Research Chemist, Arrested As Result Of Data Given By Imprisoned Fuchs — Gold Accused Of Being Middle Man: In Fuchs’ Dealings With Soviets —- Held tn $100,000 Bail

Fuchs Tips FBIOffTo Spy Charge  eccused OF Passi   Research Chemist Accused Of Passing Atom Bomb Secrets

Research  Chemist   Charged   Philadelphian Held In $100,000 Bail; Contacted Dr. Fuchs

Chemist Is Held ‘As Alleged Spy   Harry Gold Taken Into‘Custody at Phil- adetphia on- Government Charges He Received A-Bomb Secrets From Dr. Fuchs and Turned Them Over to  Russia. _   -HEARING SET FOR JUNE 12

Philadelphia Research Chemist Being Held Unde: $100,000 Bail on Charges of Receiving Atom Secrets From Dr. Fuchs, Giving Them to Russia

Researcher Says He Gave Secrets To Soviet Agent   Harry Gold, 39, Hospital Bio-Chemist, Held in $100,000 Bail Pending June 12 Hearing

‘Research Chemis? Held as 'Contact' \In Betrayal of U.S. Atomic Secrets

ATOMIC SUSPECT HELD IN $100,000   Philadelphian Charged With Turning Fuchs’ Secrets Over To Russia

Arrest of Gold Links Him With British Doctor   $100,000 Bail Set for Philadelphian; Given Data, Claim

Accomplice Of Atom Spy Kuehs Held   Harry Gold, Philadelphia Research Chemist, Is Of Russian Extraction   IN $100,000 BAIL   Was Arrested Last Night on Information Supplied By Convicted Traitor

Atomic Bomb Secrets Stolen ....  American Arrested  As Spy For Russia

Held For Giving Atomic Secrets To Soviet-Union   Claim Data: Relaved By Philadelphia Chemist Obtained From. Fuchs

U.S. Scientist  Arrested as Fuchs Contact  Philadelphia Chemist Linked With vei: 0g  "(ae Fede cee ean aE nin ee Na

Dr. Klaus Fuchs, Convicted British Spy, Implicates Harry Gold, Philadelphia,  FBI Reports.  FURTHER HEARING TO BE JUNE 12

Turned Atomic: Bomb Secrets ° Over fo Soviet  Chemist st. Bei Being Hel ar] eee

Man Held . On Spying Charges   Philadelphian Accused O: Decling With Britain’s Dr. Fuchs

CHEMIST HEL IN HEAVY BAIL AS ATOM SPY   Harry Gold, 39, of Philadel phic, Accused of Giving Secrets to Russia

Charge Chemist Gave Russians Atomic Secrets   Philadelphian  mpli cated in Spy Case By British Scientist

Philadelphia Man Nabbed For Giving A-Bomb Data ~ To Convicted Russian Snv

OF RUSSIAN DESCENT  Harry Gold, Who Workec in Hospital, Held in Lieu of $100,000 Bail

Phila. Chemist Held as Contact With Spy Fuchs  Harry Gold, Hospital Employe, Arrested As Soviet Agent

$100,000 Bail Set for Latest Spv Suspect   Young Research Chemist in Philadetphia Accused as Russ Aide

Associate. ofKlaus Fuchs Held in East   Turned Secrets Over To Soviets, Is Charge

Jail Chemist  On Charge Of  Atomic Spying Harry Gold Gave  Secrets to Reds, U.S. Officials Scary

FBI Arrests: Researcher On Charges Of Spy Work   Chemist fs ‘Charged With Giving Secret Data To Red Agents

FBI Says Captive Harry Gold Admits His Contacts With Britich Atom Expert

G-Men Given Information  By Dr. Fuchs   Hospital Attache In Philadelphia Passed Secrets'To Soviets

Chemist Held In Spy Plot   Charge Philadelphia Man With Getting  Bic Back Saocate

$100,000 BAIL IS ORDERED BY JUDGE IN GASE      Harry Gold Accused Of Getting Data From —  tiiishe Was Russians

U.S. Chemist Held As Fuchs’ Contact Man   Further Hearing Set for June 12 In Philadelphia

Turned Over U.S. Secrets To Russians  ‘ Aided Fuchs In Thefts, Charge

Chemist Held In Philadelphia On Spy Count  reas ewe = eo ~ ~~.   Charged with Receiving Atomic Bomb Data From Dr. Fuchs

U.S.Atomic Spy Suspect Nabbed; Was Fuchs Aide  Philadelphia Man Faces FBI Charge As Reds’ Agent

'U. $. Chemist Held As An Atomic Spy   FBI Links Him With Fuchs, Convicted British Scientist. Traitor :

American Charged With Turning Secret Information Over To Soviets.

Philadelphia Research Sel entist of Russian Extraetion Named by British as Go-Between. ts  oe   CARRIED SECRETS ~~ TO RED AGENTS   FBI Announces Arrest; Gold Admits Contacts With Klaus. Fuchs, Who Betrayed Atomic Secrets.

Gave Secrets To Russian Agents  Charge twain Philadelphia Chemist Based on  Fuchs’ Information OF RUSSIAN DESCENT (Harry Gold, Who Worked  in Hospital, Held in Lieu of $100,000 Bail

Vital Secrets Furnished by Dr. Fuchs Passed on to Russia by Scientist : Who Says He Was “Helping an Ally’ -

Bond of $100,000 Is Set for Chemist   Dr. Fuchs Names Horry Gold, Who's Accused of Getting Secrets From Fuchs, Turning Them to Soviet Russia

Chemist Is Charged As Red Agent   Claim Russian-Born Scientist Was Aide Ot British Traitor

Research Chemist Held On Charges He Accepted Atomic Data From Spy

U. §. Chemist Arrested As Fuchs Associate  Researcher Accused Of Accepting Atom Secrets, Turning

HARRY GOLD UNDER BOND OF $100,000   Philadelphia Research Scientist of Russian Extraction Named by British as Go-Between.   CARRIED SECRETS TO RED AGENTS   FBI Announces Arrest; Gold Admits Contacts With Klaus Fuchs, Who Betrayed Atomic Secrets,

Follow. Up A Fuchs Lead   Scientist Arrested.  In Philadelphia On  Information From ’ British Atom Spy

American Linked To Dr. Fuchs   FBI Claims Bomb Secrets Received, Passed To Russians

Research Chemist Of Russian Extraction  Held In $100,000, Charge Of Being Spy

‘hussian-born Nesearch Scientist Held For Espionage; Harry Gold Arrested

Philadelphia Man Held As Atomic Spy   Charged With Being Aide To Dr. Fuchs In His Spy Efforts

Chemist Held For Giving Data To Reds   Philadelphia Man Accused Of Passing Atom Bomb Secrets

Chemist Admits Contacts With British Convict   Accused of Relaying Atomic Secrets to Russian Hands

Philadelphia Man Is Seized as Link In Fuchs Spy Dealing   Harry Gold, 39, Is Held On Espionage Charge; Bail Set at $100,000

Philadelphian Held as Atom Spy Fuchs’ Aic   Chemist Acted as Contact Man With Russ. FBI Charges

FBI Charges Agent Fuchs Accomplice   British Scientist Provides Lead To Russian-Born U.S. Suenect

Bomb Secrets Given Briton   Description Related Bv Philadelphia Man

‘Chemist Held as Red Spy  Faces Hearing on June 12  Philadelphia Man Linked With Passage Of Atomic Bomb Secrets to Russians

River Sweeps 10,000 More From Homes  Areas in Arkansas   Areas in Arkansos And Tennessee Are Flooded; One Dead

Soviets Take  Walkouts  in Triplicate Deserts Three UN  Committees” Session in Dav

Soviets Take Walkouts  in Triplicate  Deserts Three UN Committees’  hel . , =. oh ehUOUmS.h.,!lhlc— mea

Defeat For FEPC Cloture Is Conceded  New Senate Petition Expected

Dr. Bunche Named Harvard Professo1  Nobel Prixe Winner Fire:   Nobel Prize Winner First  Negro To Join College i pe ¢ 4

Bunche Made Full Professor At Harvard  Is First Of Race In College Post

New Records Claimed as 1950 Farin Show Onens Taday   Hushand of Comedienne Crane Fiaide Mince

Fugitive Asserts German Reds Are Building Attack   People’s Police Lieutenant Says Secret War School Trains Officers

Fugitive Reports Russia Training German Officers   Unmasks Secrecy Surrounding School

WHERE IT RAINED   ‘PREPARING FOR WAR’ Soviet Zone’s War College Unmasked by Fleeing Officer

Soviet Zone FugitiveTells About Army   Russia Training  Germans for War, He Informs Allies

COMMUNISTS TRAINING GERMAN FOLLOWERS   600 Picked Men Will Become Officers In East Germany's Future Red Armt

Red Pressure On East Flank Eases Sharply   U.S, British And Turkish Troops Protect Crushed Salient to Aid Trapped Forces  To Escape Across River Barrier

Rail Unions Hit Proposal   Fact-Finders’ Offer Called Ridiculous

Civil Defense Chief Believes Radar System Would Give Ad vance Warning of Any Enemy’s Plan to Strike U. S.— Sees No Necessity of Large-Scale Evacuation of Civil dans Fram Cities That Might Be A-Bomb Targets.

Cigaret Starts Chain Reaction  Jeep, Log Cabin Destroyed by Flames

CHAIN REACTION, THEN HITCHHIKE Cigaret, Gloves, Tires. Jeen. Cabin Go Whoosh!

 BOOST FOR MINORITIES  ~ Church Women Asked To Fight Discrimination

Wind Whips Fire That Destroys 1,000 Acres of Forest   Believe Arsonists May Have Been Involved: Crews Fight Blaze.

Incendiary Fires Sweep Meramec Area   More Than 1,000 - Acres of Forest Blaze In Winds

State Residential Rent Controls Being Set up   Areas Decontrolled By Washington Are __ Not to Be Included

Taft Has New  Pension Plan  Pay-As-You-Go Systen Advocated by Ohioan

New Pension Plan Urged  Taft Suggest Use   Taft, Suggest Use Of Pay-As-You-Go

Sen. Taft Wants Study —  Of Universal Pension Plan Ohio Solon Says This Congress Hasn't Time mae -_ plum we Aietete:

‘Pay As You Go ‘Pension Plan Is Urged   Senator Taft Advo. cates Universal Pay. ment Program

LABOR UNITY MOVE GROWS   Machinists’ Union Chief Joins Lewis, Murray In Plan.

‘Former Diplomat Is Questioned Secretly by Tnyestigators; Report Might Not Be Made Public After Session

John Service Testimony Is Given Prober:   Justice Department Turns Over Transcript To Senate Investigators In Famed Amerasia Cas:

Senate Probers Get Copy of Service-Jaffe Talk in 1945   Justice Department Turns Over FBI Tronscript, and Probers Start Questioning Service Behind Closed Doors

Senate Probers Cet Transcript of Talks   Justice Department Turns Over Copy of Conversation Between Diplomat John Service and Amerasia Editor  Jaffe, Held in 1945.   MAY DECIDE -CHARGES MADE

FBI Record Text Given Senate Group   Jaffe, Service Conversation Read to Sclons

SENATORS GET FBI DOCUMENTS   CONTINUE PROBE OF SECRETS SPILLED TO AMERASIA EDITORS

FBI Transcript - Of Conversation Given Probers  Talk Between Jaffe And Service Recorded

House Okay Of Tax Bill Not Far Off   Debate on Excess Profits Tax Bill Set for Monday; To Vote Tuesday

House Ready io Pass Profits Bill   Will Trim 75 Percent of Earnings Over 85 Percent of Normal.

House Passage Of Profits Bill Held Certain   Senate Committee To Begin Hearings Monday On Measure

U.N. ‘End-the-War’ Drive — Held in Balance as China Reds Crack Line’s Center

Hole Punched in Allied Line   MacArthur's “Home by Christmas” Offensive Threatened With Collapse

Chinese. — Roll Back ROK Troops   Yank 24th Division Retreats to Protect Flanks From Reds

To Try Again Today to End Milk Strike   Sunday Conference Fails; 3 Arrested And 140 Cases Of Milk Are Seized

Payoff Charges Irk Gotham GOP  Bronx Democrat’s Claim Called Lie

Three Or Four Men Believed Dead InBlaze  $250,000 In Stock Loss Estimated By Owner OF Bucinesc

Thornfon Killer Back In Chains   Grand Jury Action In Amarillo Due Friday

Grand jury Action Scheduled For Friday Defendant In Tex Thornton's Murder Returned To Amarillo

Public Won't Be Affected Until Renairs Needed   fiealeadinen 1007 tamrame

Transport with 26 Aboard Lost   MISSING CORRESPONDENT NOTED RELICIOUS EDITOR

KOREA— Continued From Page One   Former Student Of Loras Aboard Falien Airplane

Americans Just As Great In Retreat As In Advance  Newsman Proud Of His Fellow Yanks Bate Calle Exnerience ‘Mearthreakine’

\North Koreans Throw Up‘Human Shield’ To Force Sympathetic US Gls To Retreat

 tetreat Heartbreaking  eset steartbreaking  Writer Proud Of W eary U.S. Troops In Defeat

Proud of Americus   GPs Retreat is Heartbreaking, Writer Says jon 5

Foraker, Lustron Receiver, Denies McCarthy's Action Was Unethical

Lustron Receiver Denies Jibe at Sen. McCarthy   Reporters Insist He Called Sale of Housing Book Muterial to Prefab Builder Unethical

American Note Takes Firm Stand   Wide Gaps Show In Terms For Islands; Big Power Veto Out

Expect Final Russian-US Split on Japs   Points on Difference on Peace Treaty Emerge In Exchange of Notes

UN-Russ Split On Jap Treaty Seen Certain  Differences Shown In Diplomatic Exchance

U.5., Russian Janan Treaty Rift Forecast   Exchange of Notes Discloses Unsettled Major Differences

Final Split Seen With Russia on Treaty for Japs   Note Exchange Shows Major Conflicts; Reds Veto Claim Rejected

U.S. and Russia Split on Treaty   Find No Agreement on Issues Regarding Javan Pact

Russia And U. S. A Sure to Split Over Jap Peace Treaty   Formosa Is Problem

U. 5. Russians Split On Dratt Of Japan Treaty  America Prepared Fo Go Ahead; Reject Red Veta Plan For Pact

Russian-American Split Over Japan Treaty Inevitable  Points of Conflict Released in Notes Roatwaoon Two Natian

VU. S. Facing  Final Split With Russia Over Treaty   Agreement Unlikely Between 2 Countries Upon Japan’s Peace

U. $. To Proceed On Jap Treaty   Final Split With Reds Apparently Inevitable

Split Over Treaty Seems Inevitable   United States and Russia Exchange Notes on Japanese Pact

U. S. TO PRESS JAPAN TREATY DESPITE REDS   America Will Not Allow Russian Veto Of Japanese Peace Plans

Final Split Over Treaty Is Seen Near   United States And Russia Unable To Agree On Pact For Japan

Split Appearing Inevitable Over Japanese Treaty   Russia And U. S. Unable To Agree On Maior Pointe

U. S. Rejects Soviet Veto Of Jap Pact   Final Disagreement With Russia Over Treaty Seems Inevitable

U.S., Russia Near Split Ox Jap Treaty   Exchange Of Notes Reveals Several Key Points Of Conflict

U. S-RUSSIA SPLIT OVER JAP PACT SEEN   Exchange: Of Notes Shows Points: May Not‘Be Ironed

See U.S.-Soviet Split Over Japan   Two Nations Far Apart on Draft Of Peace Treniv

Two Powers Seem Hopelessly Deadlocked on Details; No Chance to Settle Differences

Jap Pact Split Seen As Final   U. S. Intends To Ge Ahead With O: Without Russia

Far Apart On Treaty   But U.S. Plans To  Push Jap Peace Pact  To Completion Despite . Ruesia’a Pratertea —=-_—s:

America to Press for Treaty Regardles of Soviet Aititude . . .  U.S.; Russian Split Inevitable Over Japan

SOVIET 1S TOLD IT CAN'T BLOCK PACT FOR PEACE   Sharp Exchange Of Notes Reveals That wo Nations Are Unable To Agree On Terms Planned.

Jap Treaty Split Final   U. $. to Press for Treaty Regardless of Soviet Russia's Attitude

Canadian Rail Parley Called   Intervention Taken By Prime Minister

Prime Minister Enters Canadian Strike Picture  Railway and Union Leaders Schedule  Separate Meetinas

200,000 Are Idle in Canada   Prime Minister St. Laurent  Intervenes in- Effort to   End Rail Strike,

Prime Minister Takes Hand In Canadian Strike   St. Laurient Calls Conference With Rail Leaders

260,000 Expected at Inaugurals in Eight Cities  Big League Baseball Opens Diamond Jubilee Season

Big League Baseball Season To Open Today   Games Scheduled in Eight Cities With Crowds Totalling 260, 000 Expected; President to Toss Out First Ball,

Big League Baseball Opens Today   260,000 Fans Expected To Crowd Opening Games

Big League Baseball Opens Today - 260,000 Expected  _ ToSee Inaugurals,

Major Leagues’ Baseball Season  Will Start Today   260,000 Expected To See Inaugurals of Diamond Jubilee Campaign

Louis Budenz Called to Quiz   Ex-Red Faces Queries Role     On Pressman’

Budenz Called To Testify In Probe Of Reds   Record Of Pressman, Former CIO, Counsel, Wilk Be Examined

Arrow, U.S. Escort Steam to Tsingtao   Captain Fears Cargo Blast, Decides To Leave ShanghaiNavy Orders Ship Protected

Fear Flying Arro About To Exnlod  Fre ighles Dries ed To ake t OF  sariartan

Freighter Seeks Chinese Haven   Crippled ‘Flying Arrow’ Heads for Free Port In Communist Waters

“Flying Arrow” Is Sailing To Tsingtao”   U. S. Destroyer Is Escorting Vessel To Free Red Port

Shelled and Damaged Ship Seeks Haven   Danger of Explosion From Water-Swollen Cargo Looms Large as “Arrow” Sails for Port

—NEW CRUISE — Ship Faces Danger of Explosion   WATER-SOAKED CARGO SWELLS

Destroyer Escorts Flying Arrow Toward Red Port   Ship Riddled by Chinese Shells Going to Tsingtao

U. §. Destroyer Escorting Shot-Riddled Freighter on 350-Mile Voyaae to Tsingtao   Skipper of Crippled American Vessel Fears an Explosion Aboard His Ship—Nationalist Navy Says It Will Try to Keep  All Communist Ports Closed

Destroyer Guards Shelled Freighter   Fear Of Hold Explosion Sends Flying Arrow To Tsingtao Port

Crippled Ship Heads For Tsingtao   Battered Flying Arrow  Will Attempt to Reach  _Mine-Free Red Port; Chiangiste Mav Attacl

MARKET LIFTED BY SLIGHT RALLY   Gains Reach 2 Points Ir Erratic Trading Led By Steels, Motors

Nation’s Business Leaders Are Told Services Have First Call On Products

TRUMAN WARNS \ OF RED TYRANNY   Business Leaders Told Communists Seek Slaves

Truman Hits ‘At Tyranny In Message   President Warns Business Leaders To Guard Econo

Andrew May Wins Parole  Ex-Congressman To Be Released After Bribe Ferm

Ex-Congressman May Is Paroled   Will Be Freed Monday From Prison After Nine Months

May Will Be Freed Monday   Former Congressman, Convieted of Accepting Bribe, Gets Parole.

EX-REP. MAY IS GRANTED PAROLE   SERVED NINE MONTHS OF PRISON TERM FOR MUNITIONS SCANDAL

Former Rep. May Granted Parole   Ex-Congressman From Kentucky to Be Freed From Prison Monday

May Paroled From Federal Prison Term  Convicted Legislator To Be Freed Monday; Served Eight Manthe

Age, Poor Heaitt Good Record Win Clemency  Served 8 Months   Served & Months For Conviction ot War Fraud

Andrew J. May Wins Parole From. Prison      Former Kentucky Congres: man Sentenced for War Fraud Conspiracy Will Be Released Mondavr

May Granted His Freedom   Rep. Convicted Of War Bribes Paroled Effective Monday

EX-REP, MAY IS GIVEN PAROLE   75-Year-Old Former Lawmaker Will Be Released Monday

Ex-Rep. May Will Be Paroled Next Monday  cdi Acc cepting Bribes For Wart  ssmttiianm “astnoebe

Andrew May Gets Parole   Convicted Congressman To Be Released From - Ashland, Ky., Prison

Demo Chiefs Less Optimistic Over Chances of Beating Taft, Donnell   RREWSTER CONFIDENT

latt, Donnell Top Targets of Administration   But Demo Leaders See Slim Chances of Whipping Either

Taft, Donnell Chances Rated Better By Some   Reports Say Some Democrat Leaders Now Aim Elsewhere

Weather   Dems Feel Taft Defeat Chances Slim   Reports Put Odds At Less Than Even On Ohioan. Dennell

VICTORY MAY COME SOONER Military Chiefs Expect Korean Campaian To Take Six Months

wcToRY MAY COME SOONER Military Chiefs Expect Korean Campaign To Take Six Months      SECURITY COUNCIL MEET PLANNED  MacArthur May Be Named UN's Commander-In-Chief

CAR FOUND, BUT WOMAN 1S MISSING   Dem Officials Woo States Rights Group

Bid Made For Alabama’s Support ... .  Civil Rights Vote Courted By Truman Administration

Abandon 500,000 Acres of Corn in lowa Due to Floods   Wet Weather Keep: Farmers From Laying By Crop

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AWARDED TO NEGRO   Dr. Ralph Bunche Honored For Ending Conflict te Holy Lana

Dr. Ralph Bunche, Grandson Of Negro Slave. Is Awarded Nobel Peace Prize For Year 1950

Believed First Negro To Get Nobel Award Gives Praise to Count Bernadotte

Peace Prize to Dr. Ralph Bunche   Grandson of slave, Bunche’s Work os U. N. Mediator In Palestine Honored

Bunche Named Nobel Peace  Prize Winner  Negro Acclaimed As U.N. Mediator  In Palagtine

Dr. Bunche Gets Nobel Peace Prize    First Negro Ever to B Awarded Nobel Prize in Anv Field.

fs Grandson of Slave  Ralph Bunche IIth Dini io Be Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

U. C. L.A. GRAD WINS HIGH HONOR   Nobel Peace Prize Goes" to Bunche, U. N. Mediator

Bunche Winner Of Nobel Prize   Migh Honor Goes to   High Honor Goes to Ex-U.N. Mediator

BUNCHE WINS NOBLE PRIZE   AMERICAN MEDIATOR WINS AWARD FOR: PALESTINE PEACE

Noted Leaders Take Part In ‘riday Event  Many Will Attend 25th Anniversary Observance Here

Noted Leaders Take Part In Friday Event  Many Will Attend 25th Anniversary ArtLcarvanra Mara

‘Bending Law’ Charge Made   Sen. Brewster Accuses Administration in Connection With Yugoslav Loan

Brewster Hits OK Of Loan For Tito Gov’   Law Being ‘Bent,’  Senator Charges

Miner Is Jobless Despite Anology   Coal Miner Who Called Lewis a Dictator Is  Looking For a Job

Miner Is Jobless Despite Apology  Caal Miner Whe. {aller   Coal Miner Who Called Lewis a Dictator Is Looking For a Jcb

Price Index Climbs Again   Dun And Bradstreet Report First Rise In Three Weeks

uling Sought On Election Board’s ‘Muddled’ Action   Elections Head Britt To Consult McMullan ~ On 8-County Snarl

LEGAL DECISION ASKED ON RIGHT TO GHANGE LIST   Ruling Sought ‘From N. C. Attorney-General As Protests Against Changes In Eight Counties Are  ounting: -

Britt Applies For Legal Rulings  Elections Board Appointments Snarl Approaches Showdown

Elections Board Near Showdown On Appointment:   Chairman Looks For New Course of Action  As Protests Pile Up

Britt Asks MeMullan For Advice   Attorney General Expected To Rule On Leeality Today

Tito Is Ahead as Yugoslavs Vote   95% of Electorate for His Red Party

Tito lndorsed  By 95% In Vote   Ministry Claims Romanians Fire Across Frontier

Tito's Party Wins Election   People’s Front Endorsed; Issue Mos. .cow Independence

recnve re pport Of Tito; Reshiserun Fire   Ticket Endorsed By 19 To One As Commiuniatea Win

Yugostavia Gives Tito Heavy Vote   ‘Romanian’ Bullets Are Fired across Border Sunday

—UNOPPOSED PARTY WINS—  95 Per Cent Of Voters Cast Ballots For Tito

Military Aid To Europe  Held Waste   Sen. George Favors Economic Help, Eves Reich Arming

Car Makers AreRebuffec   Truman Stands By Price Rollback But New Parlevs Set

Parents of Tot inMurder Probe   Battered Body of Girl, 4, ‘Found in Grave

HOLD PAIR IN CHILD'S DEATH   Couple Buried Body Ir  Back Yard Of Their  : Muskegon Home

RUNS Rail ol ercibec ise: ousted att eases nat Nien ura an cinag nil  FOUR EXECUTED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

100-Foot-Long Steel Bridge Stolen; Detouring Alabama Citizenry Riled

Disappearance of 100-Foot Steel Bridge Mystifies Alabama Sheriff

Fancy Thievery Baffled Sheriff Can't Find Vanished 100-Foot Bridge

Allies Can Beat Enemy in the Field But Weather Proving:to Be Tough: Foe

3 lone School Inmates Held After Slaying   Mrs. Anna Corbin, Head Housekeeper, Killed in Her Office

Steel, Railway Raises Asked   1,400 Firms to Get  Murray’s Demands

New Wheat,  Corn Estimate   Ag Department Pre. dicts Over 3 Billion Bushels Of Corn

Hooded Robber: Make $350,000 Haul in Jewels   Slug Woman, Loot Safe of Uninsured Gems, Heirlooms

Loyalty Probe May Be Handed To New Board   Want Non-Partisan Panel To Decide On M'Carthy Charges

ANOTHER GROUP MAY CONDUCT _ PRESENT PROBE   Budenz Announces He Will Name 400

JURY CHARGES ~ MARAGON LIED   Five Percenter Indicted Or Four Perjury Counts

John Maragon Indicfed on Fou Perjury Charges  oo aes ae ers   Accused of Lying to Senators During Quiz Into ‘Five Percenters’

Five-Day Forecast   MARAGON INDICTED AS PERJURER   Former Bootblack Who Had White House Pass Accused of Lying to Senators.   DENIED HE RECEIVED PAY FOR U.S. DEALS   Witnesses Testified They Paid Him Money as 5 Percenter. Faces Pos * sible Prison Term.

Indict Maragon For Lying To Pct. Probers   Former Bootblack Liable To Long Jail. Term If Convicted

Maragon Indicted for Lying To Senate Investigators    a a a i. Se Se   Key Figure in ‘Five Percenter’ Probe Named in Four Counts Charging Perjury

 Echo Of 5 Percenter Heari er Hearing  Maragon Indicted On 4 Charges Of Lying

Maragon Indicted On Four Charges   Former Bootblack Liable to Possible Penalties of 40 Years

Federal Jury Indicts Maragon on 4 Counts   One-Time Mystery Man With White House Pass Charged With Lying Under Oath at Recent Senate Investigation Into ‘Five Percenters.’   CONVICTION MEANS PRISON

John Maragon Is indicted on Four Perjury Charges   Conviction Could Mean  Maximum Sentence of 40 Yeors for Kansas Citicn.

Jury Indicts Vaughan Pal   Ex-Bootblack With White House Pass Accused of Lying About Money Deals

Accused Of Lying In. Quiz   Ex-Bootblack ‘Now Faces Trial For Perjury

John Maragon, Friend Of High U.S. Officials, -Indicted for Perjury

Ex-Bootblack Who Frequented White House Will Face Trial Later   Grand Jury Acts After Senate Quiz   Claim Maragon Lied In Denying He Did Government Business

Grand Jury [ndicts John Maragon, Frequenter Of The White House. On Four Charges Of Perjury

Maragon, White House al; Indicted   Ex-Bootblack Faces 4 Counts of Perjury In 5 Per Cent Quiz

Maragon Indicted By Grand Jury On Perjury Charges  Man Who Held '. White House Pass * Mecused Of Lving

Date for His Trial Will Be Set Later  If Convicted, He   if Convicted, He Would.be Liable ‘To Possible 40.  Years in Prison

Lied fo Senate Probers About Income, Claim   Man About White _House Faces Term “of Forty Years

MARAGON INDICTED ON LYING CHARGES   One-Time White House Mystery Man Held On Four Counts

Jonn Maragon ls Indicted on Perjury Charge   Grand Jury Accuses Him of Lying About Financial Details

Maragon Cited In 4 Perjury Indictments  Former Bootblack, White House Guest,

JURORS ACCUSE FORMER VISITOR TQ WHITE HOUSE   Indictments) Charge Perjury During Senate Investigation, Listing Each Count —Trial Date To Be Set Later.

Accused of Testimony  Falsehood   Trial Date To Be Se Later; Possible Forty Years in Prison.

White House ' Guest ‘Lied’ Jury Charges  Jury Finds He Took Monev in Aid Deals

INDICT MARAGON  ON FOUR COUNTS   Could' Get 40 Years for Lying in Senate Probe.

Maragon Is Indicted on 4 Charges   Facing Possible Penalty of 40 Years in Prison

Date for His Trial Will Be Set Later   If Convicted, He Would be Liable To Possibie 40 Years in Prison

Contract Probe Figure To Stand Trial on Charges  Investigators Told Former Bootblack Obtained Favors

Maragon Indicted F or Lying   Four Perjury Raps Lodged Against Vanshan Intimate

Cite Maragon Four  Times for Perjury  Charge Falsehoods In Senate Inquiry

Maragon Is Indicted on Four Counts   Sentence Up to 40 Years Faces Vaughan’'s Friend

Maragon Is Indicted For Alleged Lies   4 mated wy ined C eieteiaedl  Federal Grand Jury Accuses Him Of Not Telling Truth In  we Lith Ae

Former Boothlack Accused Of Lying When He Denied ') Per Center’ Activity

John Maragon Indicted on 4 Perjury Charges  Lied About Income   Lied About Income Source, Other Things

Jury Indicts Maragon on Four Counts  Accused of Perjury te Tectimany Before

MARAGON INDICTED FOR PERJURY BY UL S. GRAND JURY   Former Associate of White : House People Accused of Lying About His Business Affairs.   4 CHARGES LEVELED AT EX-SHOESHINE BOY   False Testimony Alleged: Given Before Senators Investigating Capital's Five Percenters.

John Maragon Is Indicted   ‘Grand Jury Cites [Neughen's Friend  ! On Four Counts

Maragon Faces Perjury Charge   Grand Jury Indicts White House Intimate

U, 8. Grand Jury Indicts Maragon   ,, Ea dere. ii: oe   Formers White House Figure Accused in § Percenter Case

Maragon Indicted By Jury   One-Time Washington Mystery Man Lied While Under Oath,   Jury Decides

INDICTED BY JURY   John Maragon Faces Fou  Charges of Lying to Investigators

Maragon, Formet Bootblack, Faces Perjury Charges   Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictment Todav.

Jury Charges Maragon Lied In Senate Probe  One-Time Bootblack With Whi  Pass Indicted

Maragon Indicted for Perjury  Faces Possible 40 Year: in Prison If He Is

U.S. Jury Indicts Maragon; Charge Perjury in Probe   Testimony in 5 Percent Probe Brings Charges

Forty-Year Term Faces Defendant.   Date For The Trial Will Re Set Later

Friend of Gen. Vaughan Lied, Is Claim of Jurors   Must Face Trial On Four Charges of Lying To Senate Probers

eee Sf eT ed ee  Indicted On A Charges In  Senate Probe  Quizzed In Five Per Cent Inquiry

Maragon, Former White House Intimate, Indicted For Perjury To Senators   Federal Grand Jury Believes Truman's Boot Blacl Friend From Kansas City Lied On Four Charges About His Finances

Maragon Indicted by Jury for Lying To Senators Probing Five Percenters

Jury Indicts Maragon for Fee Testimony   5 P.C. Witness Found Perjurer On Four Counts

Maragon Indicted By Federal Jury For Lying at Probe   Charged With Fpur Counts of Perjury

John Maragon, Former Bootblack Who Had Pass to White House, Indicted on Four Charaes Today

JOHN MARAGO IS INDICTED IN ‘HY FEE’ PROBE   Grand Jury Return Says He Lied To Senate  Investigators

U.S. Employment Reaches High of Over 62 Million ©   Upward Trend Is Expected as Result Of Korean War; Rig Auausct Gain

Few Record High For Employment, Sawyer Reports   Jobs Last Month Soared To 62,367,000,  Highest Ever.

Labor Supply Becomes New Worry As U. §$.Emplovment Hits All-Time High

Job Total Is Highest In History   Factory Work Mainly Responsible; Expect Upswing Trend Will   Be Continued

Jobs At New Record High   Total Employmen: Passes 62 Million For First Time

Record High  Employment   Factory Hiring Is Chief Factor In The Big Upswing

Employment Reaches New Record Peak   62,000,000 Men and Women Are Gainfully Employed, Survey of Nation Discloses

62,367,000 JOBS INUS.; RECORD HIGH   Employment Soars 1,153,000 in August to Pass - 62,000,000 Mark First Time in History.   ” DEFENSE WORK TO PUSH FIGURES UP   Trend to Full Employment Started Before Korean Crisis With Factories Furnishing Most Jobs.

Employment TInereases To  Record High   62,367,000 Had Jobs In August, Sawyer Reports

Employment Hits New Mark In U.S.  Record High Of 62,367,000 Reported For August

RECORD I$ SET IN EMPLOYMENT   All-Time Hiah Of 62,367, 000 Workers Is Reported

US Labor Foree Hits ReecordHigch   Employed Number More Than 62,000,000 After A Big Jump in August   MAY NEED WORKERS   Secretary of Commerce Says Korean War Will Reduce Unemployment

Employment Hits New Record Hich  Jumps 1,153,000 In August to  SS 7 FF AP.

NEW HIGH PEAK OF 62,367,000 JOBS REACHED   Employment Jumps 1,153,000 In August To Set All-Time Record

Employment Jumps To Record Figure  62,000,000-Mark Passed in Auqust

Job Total At 62 Million; Sets Record   Non-Farm Work Gains 1.453.000 In August, See. Sawver Renorts

State Sets Up Priorities for Coal Deliveries   Users Get Fuel on Basis of Need and Health Requirement

Fuel Priority List Drafted for State To Guard Supplies  Dealers Will Work On Voluntary Plan Under New Order

State Priority Order Approved in Coal Crisis   Institutions First, — Then Homes, Utilities and Faod Plante

ATTACK TO OUST ACHESON PUSHED BY REPUBLICANS   Party Leaders Consider Plans To Force Out Secretary Of State—Resolution Is  Drafted.

GOP To Hold Talks Today On Acheson Ouster Plan   Resolution Offered To Party To Demand Secretary’s Removal

No Furore In Britain   U. S. Is Much More Excited About Arrest Of Scientist as Snv

Britons Calm ‘About Arrest   Less Excitement In Engdand Than Reported In United States.

Fugitive Knew Atom Secrets   Parliament ts Told Missing Scientist Held Key Position

Preparing Tax Evasion Indictments   Millions of Dollars Involved in Drive on Wartime Profits

Grand Juries Return Tax Indictments   Based On Income Levy Evasions During War Year Of ‘43

Juries Awaiting Tax Dodge Cases   Evasion Indictments for Big War-Profit Year 1943 Expected

Confusion Rule: Over Outcome In 7 States  Diggers Heard Planning Pickets At Many Mines

Many Miners Vote Against Return to Work   Revolt Continues In Southwestern Pennsylvania Area

Coal Field Confusion  Spreading   Action Is Expected As Miners Rebel At Return to Jobs

Lewis Locals Rehel at 3-Day Week  Almost Two-Thirds   Almost Two-Thirds of Strikers Plan to Sit Ticht

Pickets May Stop Ones Who Want To Work   Confusion Reigns In Seven States Where Miners Out 2 Weeks

Pickets May Prevent Resumption; District Officials Continue Appeals to Locals

Miners Around Uniontown Are Not Inclined To Accept Orders From — To Work 3 ‘Day  eek

Nearly Two-Thirds Of Striking Mine Workers Refuse To Go Back To Work

Lewis Locals Rebel at 3-Day Week   Almost Two-Thirds of Strikers Plan to Sit Tight

Picket Lines To Be Set Up At Some Pits   Return-to-Work Mowe Spearheaded in State; Seven States Affected

Send U.S. Fleet Into Action To Shell Invaders   Devastating B-29 Superforts Used First Time; To Rout Enemy From Kimpo Airport; Street Fighting In Failen City Of Seoul

Lebanon Guards Alerted: For ta  2 NG-Sigai al. Battali ion ~   -. . NG-Signal Battalion ~ -To be Inducted Seon: ; “Ts Hola: Revi iew Sunda:

Lebanon Guards Alerted For Call   NG. Signal Battalion To be Inducted Soon; To Hold Review Sunday

Brannan Wiil Hold Debate With Kline   To Outline Their Sharply Differing Views In Iowa

Michigan Blood Bank Outlined  Every One In State Included In Plan

Man Has Been Trying to Play God a Long Time—the Hydrogen Bomb May Be the Last Curtain

‘Hyd1 -ogen Bomb-Burst Will Be Man's Final. Suicidal Effort to Play God

STATE POLICE MAKE SURVEY OF GAMBLING   : Investigation On for Long Time; Reports Go to the Governor.

Full-F ledged Raids May Be  Taken, Rumor   Governor Conducts ‘Continuous Survey’

New Threat Was Made Possible When Reds Crumbled Positions Of SouthKorean Capital Division, South Of Kigve

Red Tanks, Troops Exploit Penetration   But Initiative Of N: Korean Forces Lost In Other Areas

North Koreans Allempt to Fyploit Deep Penetration — Th Northeast U.N. Defense.

Reds Move In Direction  Of Taeou   Break-Through Is Made Against South Koreans

Reds Threaten Taegu, Pohang In Flank Drives  _ Aim to Exploit Penetration Into Defense Lines   Defense Kinapin

Commie Tanks Batter Lines   New Threat Made Possible After  South Korean Division Crumbles

ONE COMMUNIST PRONG DRIVES OVER 12 MILES   Regrouping Elements Have Failed To Repair Breakthrough   ENEMY RETREATING WEST OF YONGSAN

Yanks Reduce Enemy's Bulge Over Naktong   Two Red ¢ proups Stab Southward 12! Miles To Kyongju Outeliiats

One Dead, Loss High In Storm   Severe Crop Damage From Cloudburst

Quadruple Amputee and Bride Are Er Roufe To Canada For Their Honeymoor

4-WAY AMPUTEE ON HONEYMOON   25-Year-Old Ex-Army Ser. geant Drives Toward Canada

Amputee Weds, Occasion Happy  Four Limbs Gone, He Walks To Altar

Open Wild Attack Against U. S. Lines   Defenses North of City Hold Firm; UN Forces Solidify Northern Front

Communists Lob Shell: Into City’s Outskirts   Several Banzai Attacks Halted; Allies Advance On Yongchon

RE AGV Rad SP BU BSEPF NPR BR EN ER  Japanese Trade and Industry Min. istry Carries Out Purge

[Pee e Is eee pen Se   Westminster Burial for Shai Asked By His Closest Friends

POLIO DRIVE $2000 SHORT IN COUNTY   Only 60 Percent Of $5000 Quota Has Been Reached

POLIO DRIVE IS STILL SHORT OF BELL QUOTA   Local Public School: Add $164.65 to Middlesboro Drive

One Of 28 Major Coastai Cities Named By Navy   Volunteer Forces Will Be Trained To Aid In Guarding Against  A-Bomb Attacks

NEWPORT TO HAVE CIVILIAN DEFENSE UNIT   One Of 28 Major Coasta Cities Named By Navy _   Volunteer Forees WIN Be Tralaed To Ald In Guarding Agalust  A-Bomb Attacks

Sander Case Is Up For Discussion by Doctors on Sunday   No Formal Hearing on Suspension or Revocation Expected for Weeks   Three Nashua Decteors to Attend Deleagates Session

Confident — Of Full Vindication   Dr. Sander, Freed On  Mercy Slaying Charge, Sure Medic Board Will Let Him Practice Agair

Sander Sure He'll Keep Up  His Practice   Believes State Board Will Grant Him This Privilege

1  Expects To Practice .... ence  Dr. Sander Thinks His License Safe

Candia, N. H., March 11. (AP)—Dr. Hermann N Sander is confident the State Board of Registration i1 Medicine will mnermit him to resume practice.

Sanders Take Trip to Sout   Acquitted Physician Confident He Will be Allowed  to Resume Practice,

Dr. Sander Seems Sure Of Approval   Is Confident State Board To Allow Him To Return To Work

Sander Expects Okay From State Medical Board   Doctor, Wife _ Leave On Trip Thru Southern States

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

ee Bt  Balance Sheet for Week  4.7 in Hot and Cold Wars. 5... ..

GOOD, BAD WAR NEWS  - KoreanConflict Won, Allies Now EyelIndo-ChinaThreat

Quickie Strike Cripples Operations At Big Ford Plant   Move Was to Add More Pressure to Demands For Increases in Pay

PAKISTAN THIRD NATION ‘OUTSIDE IRON CURTAIN ‘T0 RECOGNIZE CHINA REDS

F reight Cuts Ef fective May]  ICC Turns Down  jp Detual aR Rea YY . -_ . 9

Explain Why War Is Not Declared   Believe Russia Might Step In If War Were Formally Announced

TIRED INGRID ‘RETIRED’ Rossellini Raps Press ~ For Morbid Curiosity

Mauled Yanks Join 8th Army   New Defense Line Set Above Pyongyang

UN Moves To Check Aggression Committee Vote  ee ee ey ee   Committee Vote Accepts Measure To Provide World ‘Peace Patrol’

Peace Patrol Is Approved By UN Body   Western Powers To Decide Whether To Include Big Five

Chrysler Declines Part in Forum On Differences with Auto Workers

John L- Lewis Reaches Age Of 70, Shows No Prospect Of Mellowing Personality

Lewis To Stick. To Union Post  70 Years Old Sunday  But No intention

Lewis Celebrates Birthday Quietly   Remains UMW Prexy At The Age Of 76

MARK TIME IN CONKLIN CASE   Await Results of Menta  Quiz, Report From State Lab

7,000,000 Men  Hershey Worna Boards Against Deferring Men Roenunesn af Shilte

Truman's Decision To Call Congress Back May Be Announced On Saturday

Governor OKs Bookie Wire Bar   Federal Proposal Wins His Support

‘Our Guns Knock Out Large Number Of Red Artillery Pieces   American Officer Says “We Have Got The Reds Where We Want Them,” Between * A Mountain And VU. N. Artillery.

TECHNICOLOR EASTER CHICKS   Cleveland Woman, After 20 Years of Research, Develons Method of Inoculating Eggs with Chemjeal Fluid to Produce Chicks Colored When Hatched.

Business Firm Hired to Manage State's Hospitals   Board's Decision To Employ Industrial Engineers Follows Report of ‘Unsound Practices’ in Operation of Institutions

Poin ViCTIN   Six-Year-Gld Child I: 29th To Be Stricken  In Berrien

Storm Lashes Pacific Coast  At Least Two Killed; Second Blow Nearing

GALE STRIKES MANY TOWNS IN FAR WEST   At Least 2 Are Dead And Property Loss Ie Staggering

Schools Close And Travel ls At Slow Pace   Traffic Is Jammed; Reading Near 5 Forecast Tonight

Schools Close And Travel Is At Slow Pace   Traffic Is Jammed; Reading Near 5  carvacaet’ Tanrtaht

Two-Month Strike Profits Of Potash Firm   International Reports Earninas Off $433.968

MAJOR SHAKE-UP GETS UNDERWAY (N STATE DEPT.   Effort Made To Deal More Effectively With Far Eastern Communism—-Aide To Confer With MacArthur.

BRIDGES LAUNCHES REPUBLICAN DRIVE 10 OUST ACHESON   ‘State Department Begins Shakeup To Deal With

U.S. Foreign Office Shakeup Is In Making  Jessup Elevated To Strengthen Hand In Far Eastern Affairs

Haldore Hanson Denies He Is or Ever Was a Commie   Major Shakeup Pends In State Department

Shakeup Hits Acheson. Unit   _ Far East Division - Bolsters Red Ficht

State Dept: Shakeup Is in The Making   Jessup Principal Adviser to Achesor On World Issues

First Major State Department Shakeup in Months Begins; GOP Still Atiacking Acheson

State Dept. Shakeup Soon  Held Likely   Would Be Designed T Deal More Effectively With Communism

ACTION TAKE TO BLOCK REDS IN FAR EAST   Coincides With Republican Campaign To Get Rid Of Acheson

Shakeup Begun In Department Of State Ranks   Far East Communism Marked For Attack

State Department Shakeup is Made   Ambassador Jessup Is Acheson’s Adviser On World Politics

Shakeup Due In Far East Diplomatic Setup Soon   State Department Appoints Jessup  As Chief Advisor

Acheson Revises Far East Branch   Phillip Jessup Named Principal Advisor

Acheson Shifts Far East Posts  State Department Shakeup in Making

Move Coincides WithGOP Drive To Oust Acheson  New Lineup Places Jessup As Principal Adviser To Secretary

SHAKEUP LOOMS INSTATEDEPT.   Shift Aimed at Bolstering U.S. Orient Policy +

Changes To Affect Work In Far East   Action Coincides With Republican Drives On Acheson

Far East Staff Given Shakeup   Charges Made During Attacks Made By Republicans

HOUSE OK OF DP MEASURE 1S PREDICTED   BU! Approved: by.téiute in Night Session — Measure Increases Number of Homeless Persons That May Enter United States.

Senate Adopts New D.P. Bill  easure Would   Measure Would Admit 359,000 To US.

Quick House Approval Of DP Bill Seen   Senate Votes Plan To Admit 359,000 Homeless To U.S.

ELECTORAL COLLEGE ABOLITION OPPOSED   House Committee Refuses to Clear Amendment for Action by Lower Branch.

_ lf We Had Just One More Battalion-— —Fhey Came Ai Us From Bofh Fianks  "tet Me Tell You, My Men Put Up A Good Fight’

Wounded Colonel Praises Fight His Troops Put Up During Kum Crossing

“My Men Put Up A Good Fight,’ Says : Colonel Wounded In Kum River Action

Navy Veteran Freed In Wife’s Slaying  Nielen deme Concer Bt   Defendant Says Pleading With Mate . Did Wa Gard

LEWIS FAILS TO HALT COAL MINE TIEUPS   Estimate 60,000 Men Ig ’ nore Back to Work Pleas of Union in Seven States.   WORKING MINES CLOSED BY PICKETS   Idle Men Reported Holding Out for Showdown on No Contract No Work Issue.

SIX-DAY DELAY IS GRANTED IN COAL HEARING   Denham Agrees To UMW’s Request For Time To Prepare Case

Delay Granted In Coal Hearing  Injunction Against UMW Sought By US

Idle Men Reported Holding Out for Showdown on No Contract No Work Issue.

Mine Injunction Hearing Delayed  3-Day Week Ban Case Postponed To Feb. 1

Stay of Six Days; New Date Feb. 1   Miner Bands of Rebel Pickets Upset Bid To End Strikes.

GRANT DELAY IN COAL HEARING   SET FEB. 1 DATE TO HEAR PLEA FOR 5-DAY WORK WEEK

Move To End Short Week Gets Setback   Hearing To Restore 5-Day Period Postponed 6 Days

Federal Court Grants Six-Day Delay on Government Bid For Coal Work Week Injunction

Reds’ Fate ‘Sealed’ In  South Korea   Spokesman Says Only 2 Divisions Are Still Intact

10 Catholic Clergymen Given Terms In Prison By Prague Stale Court

Priest Given Life in Prague   Nine Others Are Sentenced For Plots Against Reds

Costello Cools Heels At Gambling Probe  Overlord Denounced As Product Of Political Corruption

M’ARTHUR SAYS DEFENSE LINE ~ NOW STRONGER  American Cacualties   American Casualties Are Three Dead, Army Announces

Russians Man Attack Planes   Say North Koreans Wear Yank Uniforms

@iosce Decottmes Tan   American Flyers Say Russians Took Part In Attack

SLOT MACHINES SEIZED IN RAID - ONCOUNTRY CLUE   President George S. May Ar rested for Gaming by Chicago Police. ~

Major Parties Adopts Platforms Stressing State Progres:      Republicans Pledge Dewey Policy Continuation   Democratic Planks Offer Reforms, Fair Deal

Somber Wishes for An Era of Peace  Clash With Raucous Songs, Liquor;  New York Shops Board Up Windows'

1950 Ushered In With Song And Prayers   ‘Grandfather Frost’’ Welcomed By Rucciane

Revelry, Songs, Prayers Greet Dawn Of 1950   From Red Square To Times Square Folks Celebrate

World Troubled By Past, Hopeful Of Future, Welcomes In New Year   New Year’s Celebration Costs Slightly Higher In Bie Cities

Troubled World Heralds New Year With Revelry  From Times Square to Red-Square Celebrants Pin Hopes on Future

Dawn of 1950 Hailed Across Uneasy Globe   Revelry and Prayers Greet New Year from N. ¥. to Moscow

SUNG, TOASTS, PRAYERS JOIN TO GREET 1940   Nightclubs Charge from $7.50 to $31.80 to Eat, Drink and Whoop.

‘NIGHT CLUBS DO BUSTLING BUSINESS IN TRADITIONAL CELEBRATIONS  World Welcomes ’50 With Revelry and Prayers

All Around World New Year Greeted By Merry Revelers   From Times Square to Red Square World, Worried Over Past But With High Hope for Future Welcomes 1950

America Formally Accused Of Dropping Potato Bugs  Moscow Note Backs Up Charges ; Made By East German Goverment

‘50 Model Flying Saucers Much Better; They're Equipped With 23-Inch Pilots

Latest Flying Saucers Have Midget Pilots—Air Force Denounces Story

Case Of Mr. Dimmick’s Gimmick _  ib $¢+¢0 ebb  Flying Saucers Come Equip ped With Mideet Pilots Now

Everybody Denies It’s True, But Here’s Good Flying Saucer Yarning

Air Force Labels Story Of 23-Inch Flying Saucer Pilot ‘Entirely Unsubstantiated’

Pe Pilots? Mr. Dimmick’s Gimmick Spurs New Wild ‘Saucer’ Rumors   Rake Sala

Story of Flying Saucer Crash and Midget Pilot Provesto Be Second-Hand Information

Draw Up A Cup, Folks, And Let’s Give This Report On Flying Saucers A Whirl

Confirmation On Saucer Tale Lacking   Dimmick’s Gimmick Given Dim View By Air Force   For More About Flying Saucers, See Page 12

Now Claim Flying Saucers Piloted By Little Fellows 23 Inches Tall Here’s A Rather Dim View Of The Visits Of  So-Called Space Ships From Other Planets: Report One Wrecked.

Denver Man Says Three Visitors Here From Venus: Carolina Reports Disc

‘Midget Pilots Now Guide Flying Saucers  Salesman Claims One Ev:balme od Atte Cre sh Near Mex

'Dise Jockeys, Small Size  Pull Up A Cup; We Have A New Story On Saucers

‘Flash Figures’ Explained  Not ‘Hiding’ War Losses, Army Officials Declare

ARMY EXPLAINS CASUALTY LISTS   PUBLIC IS GIVEN ONLY CONFIRMED LISTS FROM KOREA

Army Lists Casualties.   Figures Given Con. gress Higher Than Those Made Public

Army Denies It Concealed Casualties  But It Gave Congres: Higher Figures Than  Titaalnanel Rn Thelin

Army Denies Concealing Korea Casualty Figures   REPORT LARGER LISTS GIVEN TO CONGRESS INCLUDED UNCONFIRMED TOTALS

Expect fo Reach Border Tonight; Air Force Active   Guerrillas Offer Fierce Resistance In Many Sectors

TTH DIVISION WITHIN 5 MILES OF BORDER   Communists Bring Reinforcements For Counter-Attacks

‘Yank 7th Division Expected to Reach Line By Tonight, But Enemy Tightens Defenses At Gther Points Along the 250-Mile Front

Officers Hope By Nightfall   Americans Meet Only Occasional Fire Racing North

Tanks, Infantry Rushing Pell Mell to Gain Their Objective by Nightfall   Directly Anead of Americans Lies Korean Boundary City Now a Smoking Ruin After Air Attacks.

7th Division Hopes To Reach Border By Night; Reds Are Reinforced

School Aid Bill Killed   Federal Help in Construction Costs May Be Voted as Substitute

But Labor Committee Will - Consider Building Aid  Program As Substitute    Hopeless Deadlock Is Seen By Leaders   Officials Give Up On Way To Settle Issue Of Parochial Schools

Education Bill Is Killed  in Committee   House Group Turns Down Measure Approved by Senate

Committee Kills School Aid Plan   Bill Founders on Issue of Share For Catholic Schools: Funds for Building Aid Hinted as Substitute

Life Raft Is Sighted, Los! In Baltic Sea   Search Goes On For Navy Craft Missing After Red Incident

Government Opens Move To Revoke Bridges’ Citizenship, Deport Him

0.1.0. LEADER OFFERS NO COMMENT   Convicted Perjurer Given 5 Years Imprisonment   NEW TRIAL   Motion Rejected By Judge Harris; Two Attorneys Also Sentenced

Deportation Of Bridges Is Sought   Perjury Conviction Brings Move To Revoke Citizenship

U.S. Seeks to Deport Bridges; Probers Told Communists Were Brains of Longshore Union

Govt. Seeks to Revoke Bridges Citizenship   Longshore Chief Is  Sentenced to Five Vaarc in Prican

GOVERNMENT TO DISOWN BRIDGES   Loss of Citizenship Could Lead to Deportation of Union Leader

Citizenship Of Bridges U.S. Target   Longshoremen’s Boss Sentenced To 5 Years On Perjury Count

U.S. Acts Ta End Bridges’ Citizenship   Labor Leader Is Sentenced to Five Years On Perjury Conviction

U.S. Seeks to Revoke Bridge's Citizenship   Maritime Union Leader Gets Five Years for Perjuring Himself

Government Seeking Immediate Revocation of Bridges’ Citizenship: Deportation Due

Bridges Gets 5-Year Term For Perjury   Government Moves To Take Longshore Chief's Citizenship

U.S. in New Bridges Move   Seeks Revocation of * Citizenship ond Eventual Deportation of Labor Leade

Bridges Given Five Years On Perjury Charge   Longshore Boss Ma Lose Citizenship

Move To Revoke Bridges’ Rights  ' Action Faves Way To ” Desert Union keader

Government Opens Move To Deport Bridges  Ye ae a Waele For Perjury

U.S. Would Revoke Bridges’ Claim as American Citizen   Contention Is Made Action Ia Mandatory Under Statute Covering Indicunent

Hearing Set In Effort To Oust Leader   CIO Chief Facing Prison Term After Perjury Conviction

BRIDGES GETS 5-YEAR TERM   U.S. Acts To Revoke His Citizenship; Might Mean Deportation

MOVE TO REVOKE CITIZENSHIP OF HARRY BRIDGES   SENTENCED MONDAY TO 5 YEARS IN JAIL FOR DENYING WAS REI

Ask Immediate Revocation of His Citizenship   Two Aides Sentenced! To Two-Years in Jail

U.S. In Move Against Bridges   Seek Revocation Of His Citizenship

May Revoke Citizenship Of Bridges   Gov't Opens Action To Deport Australian-Born Labor Leader, Convicted of Perjury Monday.

Storm By-Passe: Cape Hatteras, Steps Up Force   Entire Coast Faces Gales

Hurricane Said Threat To Coast Of New England   Storm Seen In Vieinity Of Nantucket By Midnight; Cottagers Get Warning

—TWO TOTS IN KOSPITAL—  230-Pounder !s Jailed For Beating Triplets

Jail Father; Beats Kiddies  Abuses Triplets in “Fits of Temper.”

250-Pound Albany Man Jailed for Badly Injuring Two of His Two-Year-Old Triplets

But UN Units Score Gains  Along Front   Small Group Of Commies Break Through, Start March Toward South

Enemy Fans Out From Bridaehead   North Korean Counter-Attack Poses New Threat To American Troops Advancing on Chinju; U.S. Forces Pushing Ahead in Other Sectors.

Peril Flank Of Offensive Near Chinju   Allied Forces Score Gains In Other Areass Trap 800 To 1,000

Threaten Flank OfU. S. Forces Nearing Chiniu   Shock Troops of Red Forces Thrust From Boxed-In Area

300 to 400 Race South Threatening Flanks Of Yank Offensive, But Allies Score Gains On Other Fronts, Within 3 miles of Chinju

Reds Burst Out Of Bridgehead On Naktong Line   Allies, However, Drive Communists Back On Northern Front

Invaders Break Bridgehead To Peril U.S. Flank   In Other Sectors Of Flaming Korean Front Allies Wipe Out Bridgehead Near Taegu; Yanks Also Score Gains On South Coast And Push Enemy Back In North

Many Communists Trapped East Of Chinju, and Gains Up To Twelve Miles Scored By Americans and Other Troops   ENEMY DRIVEN BACK ON NORTHERN FRONT

Red Forces Break Out of Boxed In Naktong Elbow   Americans Advance In Other Areas

COMMIES ON RUN IN MOST BATTLE LINES   Near 1000 Trapped In American Counter-Attacks

Enemy Troops Breakout; Yanks Approach Chinju   Allies Gain up to 12 Miles . Before Being Thrown off Balance

PRR EMBARGO WILL PRECEDE ~ RAIL STRIKE   Freight, Passenger Traffic to End Due to B. L. F. and E. Walkout.

Police Chief and Girl Bystander Slain ' By Crazed Gunman in Roadhouse Holdun

GUNMAN KILLS 2 IN HOLDUP OF ROADHOUSE      Mendon, Muss. Police’ Chief and Young Woman Patron Are Victim's of Drink-Crased Slayer — Three Others Arp Wounded.

Police Chief, Bystander Slain By Prunken Gunmar In 3-Hour Cafe Robbery

Bandit Kalls Heroie Chiel  And Woman   Dying Policeman Wings Gunman In Bizarre Holdup

Better Living Stressed As War Antidote   International Bank Head Calls For Aid For Underdeveloped

“KOREAN WAR ~AT A GLANCE  ‘Operation Snafu’. Yanks Force Red Armor Retreat for First Time; Battle Makes Men of Boy:

YANKS ENTERED BATTLE BOYS, CAME OUT MEN   City Not Worth Price it Would Cost in Lives

'We Had ’em Licked’ Say GI’s Who See Communists Retreat for 1st Time; But Chiefs Give the Center up

They Go inte Fight as Boys, But They Come Out Men  Silver City Officer Rallies Troops in Bloody Battle

Gl's Go Into Battle Boys But Come Out As Men  Dozens of Heroes As U. 5. , Troops”  _ OO. .L a. ALL

\Here is the War ‘Miller Gives Vivid Picture ‘Of Fighting in Korea

SETS RECORD FOR a      Florence Chadwick Breaks Wo. men's Record Set by Gertrivic Ederlo in 1926 — 17-Year-Old Shirley May France Fails io Second Attempt.

Florence Chadwick Swims Channel In Record Time, Shirley May France Fails

SETS RECORD FOR CHANNEL SWEVVING      Florence Chadwick Breaks Wo. men’s Record Set by Gertrurte Ederle in 1926’ — 17.Year-Old Shirloy May (France Fails in Second Attempt.

GLIB ANSWERS GIVEN PROBERS BY COSTELLO   N. Y. ‘Mystery Man’ Denies Paying Protection

“You Can’t Do Much Without Ammunition" —  Texan Gives ‘Lost Battalion’ Details

Tells How Battle-Weary Survivors of of ‘Lost Battalion’ Fought Against Overwhelming Odds

Odds Were Better-Than 15 To Otte, Says Survivors Of ‘Lost’ Battalion

“They Just Kept on Com _. Ce “Lost Batfalion’s” Fight Against Overwhelming Odds ts Described

Lost Battalion Fought Against 15 to 1 Odds   Survivors Suffer Battle Fatigue; Useless To Surrende:

i] With No Ammunition, Tank Opposition Just Too Much....   ‘Lost Battalion’ Survivors Tell Terrific Odd:

Against Overwhelming Odds Battle-Weary Survivors Tell Of ‘Lost Battalion’s’ Fight

Relates How Survivors Of “Lost Battalion” Fought Against Overwhelming Odds

Bad Planning Blamed  Lost Battalion Put Up Fight ‘Without Ammunition, Food

“Lost Battalion” Found It Useless To Try And Surrender Battle-Weary Gls, Guns:Empty, Helpless As They Faced Grindina Tanks And 15-To-1 Odd:

. WILL ROGERS, JR. CAN “NOT PLAY HIS(FATHER ~ IN RADIO “AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Memorial Day — Parade Planned Here Tomorrow   Cootie Events to: Open. State VEW Encampment

C 3 ittee To Complete Controt Bill  =: s« a   Promise To Send Measure To Truma:  ‘Before His Report

House, Senate Groups Agree On War Power:   Anti-Inflation Act To Be Sent Truman Before Friday Talk

Senate-House Committee Pushes Anti-Inflation: House Looses War Funds

Anti-Inflation Bill Speeded Up In Congress   Truman To Explain In Fireside Chat

Controls Bill Decision Near  Conferees Hope for Action Late in Dav

Final Details Troned Out On Controls Plan  Completed Program      Completed Program Sought Before ‘Chat’ By Truman Friday

Anti-Inflation Bill Prepared  Conferees Work to Complete Measure

Speech F riday Night  Committee Hopes To Gel Bill To President Before Address

An - INFLATION ILL 1S SPEEDED   Congressional Committee Works On Details OF Measure For Presidential Contro)s_

President May Get Control Bill Tomorrow   Conferees Speed Work On Measure

Committee Ends Work On Control Measure Today   Want To Send Bill To White House Before President’s Report

Congress Plans To Send Bill To Truman Before Talk To Nation Tomorrow Night

CONTROL BILL NEAR TRUMAN   Senate-House Committee  Is Working Out Final  Details

WORK RUSHED ON CONTROLS   Anti-Inflation Measure Getting Final Touches In Congress.

Ringling Circus Chairman is Deac   Last Surviving Child of Founders

Top Circus Man Killed By Stroke  Robert Ringling Dies In Florida

Robert Ringling Dead In Florida  Last Son Of Circus Founders Stricken

Russian Purge Signs Appearing  15 Military Leaders Die in Six Months

New Purge in Russia May Be Under Way   15 Russian Generals and Admirals Have Died in Past Half Year; Obituary Notices Stir Comment

New Purge Is Suspected in Soviet Union  wef. .   Fifteen Generals and Admirals Dead in Six Months

Soviet M ilitary Purge Is Hinted ByF requent Deaths Among Leaders

Shecoe Payesig: Sarge:   New Russian Purge Coming?  Obituary Notices For Toy Reds Look Suspicions

ls New Purge Under Way in Russia?   Deaths of Top Red Military Leaders Stir Speculation

Top Brass Drop Like Flies __  Deaths Of Soviet Military Bigwigs Breed Purge Rumor

rs ‘Untimely Deaths of 15 Young New Red Pu rge? Officers Stimulate Speculation

Some Were Rother Young ; Generals, Admirals ‘Dying’ Fast in Russia

 What Goes On Behind Communist Iron Curtain?  Death Rate Of High Brass Hints New Red Purge

 Mortality Rate Of Russian Generals Very High Lately: Suspect New Purge

Deaths of Red Generals, Admirals  Raise Speculation on New Purge

/Unusual Number of Deaths Among Communist Elite ‘Gives Rise to Speculation Another Purge Is On

New Soviet Purge? Announcement ‘Of Deaths Of Many Generals And Other Officials Brings Speculation

New Purge Suggested By Deaths   Many Top Russians Have Died In Recent Months, Some Of Them In Early Years

Reds ‘Lose’ 15 Men in. High Fosts   15 Generals, Admirals Die in Six Months; Purge Th Uinted by Action

Moscow-Announced Deaths of 15 Generals and Admirals in Six Months Points to New Purge

—MANY YOUNGGenerals, Admirals Included   HIGH CIVILIANS ALSO LISTED

Reports Of Deaths Among Red Generals And Admirals Stir Speculation As To Possibility Of Another Russian Purge

His 36th Child      OBITUARIES INSIDE THE IRON CURTAIN  - Officers’ Death Rate Is High

Soviet Purge Of Military Men Suspected  Deaths Of Leading Army and Navy  Heads Reported

Generals, Adinirals Dying Fast   High Mortality Rate Brings Speculation In High U. S. Circles

Deaths ‘Hint’ Soviet Purge   Generals, Admirals. Civilians, ‘Pass On’

DEATHS HINT SOVIET PURGE   West Observes Recent High Mortality Rate of Young Officials.

Generals Die Young In Russia   At Least a Lot of Them Have Recently, Along With Other Top Officijialss Purge Susnected

BLOOD PURGE SEEN IN HIGH SOVIET RANKS   Generals, Admirals, Othe: - Top Brass Have High Mortality Rate.

Russian Deaths Arouse Talk Of Possible Purge   Speculation Stirred By Announcements That 15 Generals, Admirals Have Died Within The Past Half Year

Hint Of New Russian Purge Carried In Deaths Of Top Military Men, Civilians   Civilians Die

Hint New Red Purge of Generals   Obituaries of Top Military Figures Arouses Suspicion

Russian Purge Seen In Recent Death Notices   Fifteen Generals, Admirals On List In Last Six Months

NEW PURGE HINTED —  High Russian Officers, Officials Reported Dead

Deaths Hint At Russ Purge   Moscow Reveals 15 _ Generals and Admirals ‘Among the Victims

Death Rate Among High Soviet Bloe Is Growing   New Purge Rumored As Stalin Becomes Older, Less Strong

Report Of Deaths Stir Speculation . Of Russian Purge   Soviet Generals and Admirals Seem To Be Dying At Rapid Rate

Youngdahl Vote Tops Olson's Record in 1930   Governor Carries 84 of 87 Counties, Wins by 235,267

Smith Scored by Representative bs Cruce Calls Administration ‘Era of the Great Deception

KEY INTELLIGENCE POST 1S AWARDED GEN, W, B. SMITH   Fighting Hoosier With Few Itlusions About Russians Succeeds Hillenkoetter.   “BEETLE THE BULLDOG” LAUDED BY EISENHOWEDE   Appointment Follows Con. gressional Demand for a Shakeup After Korea Shock.

President  Truman Appoints Former Ambassador to Moscow as Head of Central Bureau.

GEN. WALTER B. SMITH HEADS INTELLIGENCE   Former Ambassador To Moscow Replacing Admiral BHillenkoetier

General Smith Chosen Head Of Intelligence   Eisenhower's Chief Of Staff During War Knows Red Tactics

KNOWS SOVIET LEADERS WELL  Gen. Bedell Smith Is Namec To Head Intelligence Setup

Gen. Smith Chosen Intelligence Heac  Agency Will Head Up Al Information Gathered

Gen. Smith Named New Director Of U. S. Intelligence   Truman Appoints Ex-Enyoy  To Moscow to Posi After Shake-Up Is Demanded

Smith Named Intelligence System Head  Shakeup Demands Bring Appointment

Reimiorcemenis re ive as Reds Fafor Chingy   Yeteran Division Heads for Front and Is Expected to Be In Combat in Few Hours

Reinforcements Rushed To Help Fighting Yanks   Famous 2nd Infantry Division Swarms Up To Front Lines; Direct From U. 8, Ten Days Ago, Division Distinguished Itself For Feats Of Valor In Normandy,

2ND INFANTRY  CROSSES OCEAN IN 10 DAYS   Help Arrived “In Nick of Time” To Step Red Drive

Famed 2nd Infantry Division Swarms Up to Battlefront, First Troops to Arrive From U. S.; Chinju On South Coast Falls to Reds

Americans Hail Landing of Fresh Troops from U $   Red Forces Slash Through Strategic Town of Chinju

Communists Hit Gls On  South Coast   Invaders Swing Major Punch From Central Sector

Foe Captures Strategic City  Landing Means North Koreans Losing Race tor Time, U.S. Officer Asserts

But Commies Are 50 Miles  From Pusan   Vital City Falls As Rein. forcements Race To Aid Americans

MOVING UP Aa YANKS FORCED OUT OF GHINJL   Reinforcemenés Land as Red Troops Push Clpser to Pusan.

Fresh Troops Land In Battle Gear, Go Into Lines at Once   Reinforcements from U. S. Arrive as Reds Take Town 50 Miles from Pusan Port

Veterans of Normandy To Oppose Reds   North Koreans Drive Hard At Chinju On Southern Flank

Lose Chinju is Reds; 2nd Division Lands; Air Force Orders Bombers Overseas

2D DIVISION GOES 10 AID TIRED TROOPS   Reinforcements Go From Boat Directly To Front Lines.

Reds Seize Chinju; 2nd Division Lands   Enemy Has Lost Race for Time, Sav GI’s as Fresh Troops Arrive

‘Temperatures   Reinforcements Land as Reds Slash at Southern Flank in Push on Pusan

Second Division Swarms Into Bat tlefront Today, But Red Force: Cut Thru To Coastal Town   ‘NORTH KOREANS HAVE LOST RACE FOR TIME

Red Head’s Killer Still Unknown —  Cops Stymied By Lack Of Clues

COMMUNISTS RIOT IN FRENCH ASSEMBLY   Are Ejected By Police After 7 Hour Stand

Switchmen to Go Out Sunday   5 Lines to Feel Tieup of 4,000 Rail Workers

Roads Set To Halt  Service —   Only Great Northern Will Try to Run Trains If Switchmen Strike ‘Sunday As Threatened

; Plan Walkout Against Five Western Roads  All But One Reveal Shut-Down Prograr

Switchmen Set Sunday Strike  Five Railroads Feel Impact Of AFL Plan

RAILWAY CUTS THREATENED   Four Major Lines To Stop Running Sunday If Strike Begins

NATIONWIDE RAIL STRIKE THREATENED   Trainmen, Conductors, Switchmen Reject Board Pay’ Plan; Switchmen Strike Sunday on Five Lines,  .

Four Railroads To Halt Trains If Strike Starts   Great Western Won't Run If Switchmen‘s Union Walks Out

New Rail Strike Looms    Switchmen Pian to Walk Off Jobs Sunday In Wage Dispute With Five Weatern Roads

Four Big Systems Will Shut Down If Switchmen ‘Walkout Early Sunday   Workers Want 40-Hour Week With 48 Hours Pay And Threaten To Strike; July 15 Also Ominous Date.

Mediators Work Hard; Report No Progress Made  Embargo Placed On  La Tree

SWITCHMEN CALL STRIKE SUNDA Y ON FIVE ROADS   PREDICT WALKOUT WILL BE JOINED BY TWO OTHER UNIONS

Nationwide Tieup ° By 2 More Unions ‘imminent,’ Claim   Five Western, Midwestern Lines To Be Struck Sunday; Conductors And Trainmen To ‘Meet To Consider Strike Call Soon; All Three Unions Want 40-Hour Week

Switchmen for Five Railroads fo Strike Sunday   Seek to Enforce Demands 48 Hours Pay jor 40-Hour- Week.

4 Railroads To Halt Their  Trains Sunday   Switchmen’s Union Walkout Scheduled To Commence

TO STOP RUNNING   Four of Five Railroads Make Plans if the Stnke  ins

Swifchmen Vote To Strike Sunday  Five Railroads Hit By Walkout Orders

Four Roads Will Stop All Trains   Strike Shutdown Is Announced by All hut Cract Nartharn

2 DEPARTMENT STORES BURN IN SOMERSET, KY   Christmas Merchandise Lost; Estimate Damage as High as $1,000,000.

Binaggio Slaying Top News Story of 1950 in Missouri   Census, Politics, Weather, War, Cardinal's Flop in Ten Best.

Charles Miller of Eureka Was Among Montara Persons On Board Martin 202

Lost Air Liner Feared Down; 21 Aboard —   ‘Loud Explosion' in Montana Rockies Heard by Rancher

Russia Clings To UN Blockade   Security Council Sets Secret Session

Failure of T-H Law, Truman’s Fair-Wage-Profits Gimmicks Led to Sudden End of Strike

Cape Section Warned.  Ceorgia, Carolinas May Feel Storm Which Clears Florida

Atlantic Storm Veers From Florida Coast   State Gets ‘All Ciear’ Signal After Several Hours of Alert

Florida Given All Clear Sign   Alert Called Off A Hurricane Moves Northward

Russ Plan Atomic Blast on 22 Below . Saturday, London Man Says at Spencer

Reds Plan New Atom Explosion   Editor Says Blast Is Planned Saturday Midnight In Russia

Story says Russ Plan Bomb Test   Atomic Explosion Will Occur in Soviet on Saturday—Report.

WEATHER  eLATIBAY ARIA COMEWH AT   Welfer e Conter  6- County Meet — Arranged Here

SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS . DISPLAYED: FROM_CAPE.. HATTERAS TO CHARLESTON

‘SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS FLY FROM. CAPE HATTERAS 0, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.

Deportation Halted For One War Bride   U.S. Justice Steps in to Holt Move, Criticizes U.S. Officials

Deportation Of Bride ts Halted   German War Bride Is Allowed to Stay Until Court Hears Appeal

T Siete Justice J ackson Halts Swift Deportation Of War Bride: Lashes ‘Summary’ Action

Deportation Of Bride ts Halted  German War Bride Is Allowed to Stay Until Dat Blears Arnel:

Truman Backs Arms Training   Will Renew Request At January Session

$40,000,000 Experience Corregidor POW Picks Up Check For $1,198 Todav

Check For $1,198 ToBe Picked Up By Former POW  Sowa, AAS Web   Rockville, Md., Vet Is First Of 120,000

WOODARD TOCOAGH COLLEGIATE TEAM   L. a H.S. set Henin esigns to Accept McPherson Collece Inh   A GOOD RECORD HERE

WOODARD TO COACH COLLEGIATE TEAM   L. M. H. S. Athletic Mentor esigns to Accept McPherson College Job   A GOOD RECORD HERE

SOUTH FORCE LEADS ADVANCE ON VITAL CITY   Fall of Pyongyang May Become Fact By Nightfall

Expect To Reach Red Capital This Morning  Communist Leaders Reported Fleeing

South Koreans Race Gls for Red Capital; Resistance Collapses   Republicans, 8 Miles from Pyongyang Contest Honor with U. S. Ist Cavalry

Wheat Havest fo Get Busy on Monday  Southwestern Oklahoma Randy tar EFali Gwinn

Hard-Charging American Troops Erase Invaders’ _ Changnyong Bridgehead   Beefed-Up Fifth And Seventh Red ~ Divisions Driven Back 12 Miles Following Two-Day Fight Near Pohang

AIR AND NAVAL STRIKES DELAY NEW RED DRIVE   Invaders’ Changnyong Bridgehead Erased  By Americans   RUSSIA REPORTED SENDING BIG TANKS

PATOKA U. OF I. STUDENT ON GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP TIRPRPANA CTTAMPATAN _ TT)

Oppose Tax on Business   Asks for Cut in Non-Defense Budget Instead

Boys Are Swept Off Old Pier   Third Rescued From High Seas; Bodies Found

TRAGEDY ENDS VACATION AT UW BUFFALO   Youngsters Washed Inte Lake While Playing On Old Piers

Youth's Body Recovered On Mountain Peak   Second Boy Still Missing After Climb On Mount Whitney

Smith Doesn't Believe Gasoline Will Cost More   Prices Elsewhere Are Cited by  the Goavarnor.

‘Defendersof City — ighten  Resistance.   Surrender of Seoul “Is Believed by ©  —Some-To Bé a Matter of Hours      Any One of Three Powder Kegs

Robert Conrad, 27, First Local Victim of Korea Fighting   Word Comes to Uncle Here That He Is Dead In Action

Conrad First Local Victim (if Korean War   Wile Who Came Here From Vienna, Austria, to Join Husband Learns He Was Killed in Action

t  ‘Army Cancels Holiday ‘Over Christmas for [Troops Training in U.S

Heavy Storm . Heads For East   South, Hit. it By. Sleet And Snow, Sub-Zero Weather

December Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Subzero Cold to Midwest, Then Heads Into South And East States: Parts of Dixie Freezing

S. D. Cold Wave Breaks As Storms Move East; Snow Buries Minnesota

Storm Heads: Toward Eas   Sub-Zero'Tempetatuces Accompany Heavy Snow in Mid-West and South.

WIDE AREA IN STOPN’S PATH      Snow, Sub-Zero Weather Sweep Into The Deep South

Sub-Zero Cold, Snow In South   Heavy Fall In Midwest Also Reported; Seven Deaths In Storm Belt Blamed On Weather

Mid-West Hit By Snow Storm   Early December Storm Bringing Snow, Cold Sweeps Eastward

Nation Shivers As December Storm Strikes   Below Zero Weathe: Reported In Arkansas Today

It’s Below Zero With Sleet Or Snow As Far South As Arkansas   Snow Piled High Over The MidWest---Up To 28 Inches. At Duluth

Sub-Zero Cold, Snow Aims For  Eastern States   Midwest Blanketed To Depth Up To 28 Inches: Dixie Hit

‘Sen. Taft Disapproves iChain Letters to Raise ‘Cash for His Campaign

Anniversary Of First Airplane Flight To Be Observed Sunday Morning

Britain Stops Oil Shipments — ToRed Chine   Army, Navy And Air Force To Take Over Stocks For Own Use

Britain Dams How OF Oil To Red China   In Battle To Roll Back Commie Invader: Of South Korea

BRITAIN HALTS OIL SHIPMENT: TO CHINA REDS   Oil Held Needed By Nation’s Forces In Far East Sector

Britain Cuts Red China’s Oil Traffic   Spokesman Says Act   Spokesman Says Act Result Of UN: Fight To Halt Korean War

Ml Ta Dad Uli 1U AGU  China .Cut By British   U. S. Request Turned Down Twice Before; Picture Now Changed

 OIL SHIPMENTS 0 CHINA REDS   ‘Oil Held Needed By Nation’s Forces In  Far East Sector

Britain Cuts Off Oil for Chinese   Fear it Might Reach North Korean Reds

Murray Hits House Action On Vet Bill   Legislator Says Veto of Bill Leads Way for Demands for Raises . In Other Branches

N. O. Cotton   New York Cotton   Soybeans   Trouble Seen in Act on Veterans Bill

House Defeats Truman’s Veto  Of ‘Vet Bonus’   Measure Calls For Benefits To Postal Workers, Former Cle

HI-Fated B-36 Flight 'Jinxed' From Start Two Crewmembere Killad In Batting Orit OL fraft-

Farm Bureau Annual Meet On Saturday   Annual Meetings Of Stark Co. Supply Comany And Stark Service Co. At Same Time

NPA Seeks To Keep Steel For Industry   Board Hopes To Prevent Shortage Despite Crisis

STEADY STEEL FLOW SOUGHT   NPA Will Attempt To See That Civilian Industry Is Supplied   MAY LIMIT PRIORITY

Trying to Keep Civilian Goods With Arms Orders  Expect Flood Of Defense Orders

NPA Attempting To Aid Producers   Production Authority Seeks Way to Prevent Disruption of Steel

Priorities May Cause Pinch In Steel Industry  Dian? Ewnaneian Eas   Plant Expansion For Defense Outlined

CONTINUED CIVILIAN PRODUCTION IS GOAL  ‘Task Force Seeks Steel Formula

Steel Producers May Have Workable Formula for All Industrial Priorities

Bill To Restrict Extension Use Of Motor Of Draft Act Tax Introduced Unlikely

Leopold Gives Up Belgian Throne  Delegates Powers — “To Son. Ends Crisis

BIGUEST RETREAT (OF WAR UNDER WAY   TRUCKS, TANKS. HEAVY GUNS  AND JEEPS MOVE SOUT   BUMPER 10 BUMPER.   By DON RUTH AND BILL Matrnu

American Royal Opens With Coronation Ball; Oklahoma Gir] Is Queen

READY YE YOUTH FAIR GROUNDS FOR OPENING   ‘Record Number of Exhibits Expected For FiveDay Event

Aged Pair Siaitt By Ax Burglar  Two Hacked To Death In Brooklyn Flat

Seize German-Born Alfred Beradoll For Defying Draft Like His Father

Train Carrying 800 Nearly Falls Into. Canadian River Three Cars Jut Out Over Bridge Spanning ' St. Lawrence River Near Montreal

STOCKS PLUNGE St TA S44 SHARE   MARKET PROPS TO NEW 195 LOW — WAR FRARS LEAD TO HEAVY SELLING,

Hits 1950 Low Stock Market  Confusion and Fear Cause Selling Wave

WEMAIM RATS WERE   Compensation Is Boosted for Biq Maiority of Bataan Vets

Circleville's Opposition To Having Air Force Academy Baffles Congress

\Circleville Confuses Pork Barrelers; Doesn't Wani ‘Federal Funds for Multi-Million-Dollar Air Academy

Navy Is Planning Guided Missile Test Against Warship   Will Seek to Determine If Rocket, Newest Weapon, Can Sink Big Vessel

Warshaps Hits North Korea   Navy Rescues Trapped Southern Division

Gain of Millio:  Seen in Texas Harris County Is  Lone Delinnnent

State Demc Plank Hits Sales Tax   Health Insurance, New Pension System Asked in Platform

Duff Foe  Critical of  ‘Spending’ Governor Replies  Too Many in GOP Put Money Before

Garrett County Has 12-Inch Snow And Mercury Topples To. 8 Degrees   Elsewhere In State Wind, Rain And Sleet Play Havoc With Travel, Communication Lines And Pronertv.

Chrysler Auto Strike Brings . Bid To Parley   Ching Asks Reuther To Discuss Dispuie Over Pension Plans

Reuther And Ching Plan Conference   Federal Mediator Calls In Labor Leaders To Discuss Auto Strike

Egypt Seeking  to End 1936 Brit Alliance   Farouk Says Treaty Is No Longer Regarded as Legal

Farouk Attacks Suez Canal Pact With Britain   Remarks Interpreted As Reflecting Hope Troops Will Be Pulled

Treaty Over, Egypt’s King Tells Britain   Some Diplomats See Double-Talk As Bid To Get Troops Out

Egypt No Longer Keeps  [reaty  King Says Pact With Britain. Is Broken

14-Year-OldPact Between Britain, Egypt Cancelled   King Farouk Asks That English Troops Leave Suez Zone

rovpl Disear ras  " \ rid Wd i  iD ivTEC T {  British Treaty King Declares Pact No Longer Legal

Wants British Troops Taken  Out of Eevpt   Quick Rejection Of Demands From King Farouk

Farouk Says Egypt No Longer Regards British Treaty Legal  Kine In Sneach Ulinte OV0f Cannallatinus   King In Speech Hints Of Cancellation; : Wants British To Withdraw Troops From Along The Suez.

Egyptian King C baime British  Pact Not Legal   Urges Cancellation OF Treaty In Speech Before Parliament

EGYPT TREATY WITH. ENGLAND IS REPUDIATED   Britain Rejects Claim To Abrogate Pact Of 1936

Egypt Hits Treaty With Great Britain   King Farouk in Threatening Move » Parliament

Cairo Hints at Move to Drive  Out the British   Egypt No Longer Regards 1936 Treaty Legal, King Declares

Smear Effort Is Charged  asia te Te see   Huttig Makes it On Fight Waged Against Hennings

Charge Smear Drive Against Tom Hennings   Gang Lies Are   Gang Lies Are Vicious, Says Demo Treasurer

ahead: A steady growth of income, employment and production to hitherte unknown levels.

Sees Average Family Income Of Over $5,000   President Says Nation Is Able To Offer 61 Million Jobs This Year

Govt. of Premier: To Resign Today   [Resignations Decided Upon By Ministers To Clear’  Reorganization Path

De Gasperi Cabinet: to Resign at. Kome Today; Reoraqanization Planned

ITALIAN CABINET ~ TO RESIGN TODAY   [PRESIDENT EXPECIED To :   ASK DE GASPERI TO FORM : A NEW GOVERNMENT.

Italy Cabinet Planning to  Resign Today  Demonstrations By Communists Not to Blame

Govt. of Premier Gasperi in Italy To Resign Today   Resignations Decided Upor By Ministers To Clear  Reorganization Path

Senate OK’s Natural Gas Legislation  Would Exempt  Tinlad Onmoratnre   Would Exempt Field Operators ‘On Price Controls

KERR (Ad BILL PADSED BY SENATI   MEASURE BARKS POWER BOARD FROM REGULATING RATES OF INDEPENDENTS.

GAS OPERATORS ARE EXEMPTED FROM FPC RULE   Opponents Claim Action Will Bring Increase In Fuel Costs

Senate Votes Ban On FPC Controls Of Gas Operators   Extension of Regulation On Rates Is Denied To  Power Commission

Master Of “Flying Cloud” Tells Senate Probers Cargo Was Cleared By US Customs Officials

Skipper Says Goods Shipped To Red China   Master Of Freighter De. nies Cargoes Were ~ Contraband

STEEL PLATE SENT RED CHINA FROM U. S.   Freighter’s Skipper Admits Defivering Cargo but Denies It Unc Contraband,

CLAIMS ARMY APPROVED CARGOES  Ship Captain Admits Red China Received War Potential Goods

U.S. Troops on Way to Korea   Approval of Use of American Ground Forces Given by President; Announcement Doesn't Specify What — <of Units Are Concerned

Need Ground Men To Drive Out Invader  Air Force Gets New Orders; Navy To Rlackade Coast

Navy Block Of Coast Is Approved   Announcement Comer After Meeting Held Between Cabinet and Congress Leaders  Has 12 3,500 Men  MacArthur ‘Vos Four Divisions Included in Avattal thie

Acts to Stem Red Invasion   Truman Also Authorizes Naval Block Of North Korea Coast and Bombing Of Ate! Forees “Wherever Necessary’

Break-Through Southwest Of Seoul Claimed   Force Of Southern Koreans Reported Attacking Capita!

Air Forays Into North Authorized   President Announces These Steps, Also Nava! Blockade.

—15 MILES— American  Position Threatenec   BOMBERS HIT NORTH AREAS

Red Tanks Break Line InkKorea   U.S. Headquarters Threatened By Deep Penetration And May Have To Move

MacArthur Told To Use “Supporting Ground Units’’   Navy to Blockade Whole Coast; Plane: Can Hit N. Korea

American Post At Suwon Feared Target of Attack  Han River Forces Cracked by Swift Raid from North

Planes Will Hunt Enemy At Any Poini   Ground Forces Already on Way to Aid South Korea But Deiails Are Being Kept Strictly Secret

North Korean Column Drives Deep Into South   Armored Unit Nears , Headquarters for American Force

Threaten U. S. Headquarters Near Suwon   Report 50 Armored Vehicles Cross Ham River

KOREA DEFENDERS — ARE DRIVEN BACK   U.S. Headquarters Posi. tion Threatened

Korean Reds Push Across  Han River   Armored Column Is 8 Miles From Suwon, New U.S. Headauarters

15 TANKS ARE DESTROYED BY U. S$. PILOTS   Break-Through Of Han River Line Is  Officially Reported

Approves Blockade Of Korea   Authorize Planes Attack North Korea Military Tarecets

Northern Reds Drive Across Defense Line   Tank-Led Forces Battle Defenders Of Han River

Units From Japan Will Join Fight   North Korean Air Attacks Are Also Being Authorized

Cee ae ee ce ee ee Oe. ee  Armored Column Pierces Defense Line in $. Korea   40-50 Vehicles Break Through on Han River Line

dlockade, Strategic Bombing OF North Korea Also Decided In White House

Also OKs Bombing of N. Korea, Blockade  of Entire Coastline   Action Is Taken At Emergency White House Parley Today; U. S. Has Total - of 123,500 Men In The Far East Now

PRESIDENT GIVES ORDER FOR TROOPS   Signals “Go-Ahead” fo MacArthur, Orders Kors ean Blockade After Con= ference at White House.

New Action Is Ordered After Talk By Leaders   North Is Reported Pushing Near Base Of American Staff

Communist Tanks Drive 15 Miles To South   New Break-Through Is Confirmed By General MacArthur

UJ. 5. GROUND TROOPS SPEED TO KOREA; TRUMAN APPROVES ROMPING OF TOWNS IN NORTH

Red Armored Force Spans Han River  U.S. Headquarters Position At Suwon Is Threatened

Entire Korean Coast  To Be Blockaded By  American Naval Vessels   American HQ At Suwon Menaced By Red Drive

MacArthur Gets Permission To  Step Up Battle   Truman Authorizes Naval Blockade Of Korean Coasts To Cut Supplies

MaeArthur [s Authorized To Employ Units   U. S. Air Force Is Given Authority To Strike At North Korean Targets

U.S. Soldiers Already On Way  To South Korea   Defense Secretary Johnson Reveals Troops Are En Route To Korea Following Decision By President Truman To Permit Use Of These Forces Against Communist Invaders

NORTH KOREANS BREAK THROUGH SOUTH DEFENS¢   Penetration At Least 16 Miles South Of Han River Reported

President Gives Order For Call Of Supporting Units   American Army Troops In Far East Command Are Alerted; U. S. Vessels Ordered To Hawaii

President Truman Also Authorizes Total Naval Blockade of Coasts and Air Forces to Fly Military Missions Into Northern Area. Kemared Soearhead Breaks Thru Defense.

Tanks Smash Defense Line  On Han River   Drive By North Korean Armored Column Poses US Headquarters Threat

RED FORCES NEAR SUWON   Armored Column Pierces Han River Defense, Perils U. S. Headquarters.

North Korea Air Attacks Approved   President Orders Complete Naval Blockade Of Coast

MacArthur Is Given Triple 'New Authority   Now Can Use Navy Blockade, Air Raid North, Use GI Joes

Korean Reversals Bring White House Authorization to Step  Up, US Air, Naval Operations RED ARMOR RIPS DEFENSES   President's Order Follows Meet With Top Cabinet, Military,  And Congressional Leaders

Truman Authorizes Use of American Foot Fighting Men  Red Break-Through Southwest ‘Of Seoul Officially Confirmed

North Korea Tanks Make Sharp Gains   Advance 15 Miles Beyond Han River Barrier

American Aircraft Hit Tanks   Secrecy Shrouding U. 5. Troop Moves Into Battle Zone

—COAST TO BE BLOCKADED—  President OK’s MacArthur's Use Of Ground Units   Actions Already Under Way, Defense Secretary Says After White House Parley

Reds Threatening US. Headquarters And Vital Airstrip   Column of Tanks in Break-Through of Hon River Line

NAVAL BLOCKADE OF ENTIRE COAST © ALSO AUTHORIZED   Decision Made Following Front Line Reports of Smashing Gains By North Korean Reds; Troops Under MacArthur In State of Readiness.

Attacks In North Are Also Authorized By President Naval Blockade Of Coast Ordered

Air Missions fo Northern Korea: Get Truman 0. K.  Naval Blockade of *. Coasts Authorized

Reds Threaten U.S. Base After Break-Through   Armored Column Is 15 Miles South of Han Toward Suwon

Armored Column of North Korean: Drives at Least 15 Miles South of Han River Defense Line  American Headquarters Position At Suwon Is Threatened Today

Move Follows Conference of  Top Officials   Action Believed Taken On Recommendation Of MacArthur—Naval Blockade Authorized

Defense Officials Say Troops Already on Way to Korea; President’s Announcement  Follows Conference.   NAVAL BLOCKADE OF KOREA ORDERED

ee FORCES ALREADY EN ROUTE JO BATTLE FRONT   ‘Ground Units Will Suppor Air And Navy Forees In  War OF” Reds -

U.S. Ground Troops to Be Used in South Korea   Truman Gives Go Ahead But Type Forces To Be Employed Remains Military Secret

Air Force to Fly Specific Missions Into Nortt Korea: Naval Blockade Is Ordered

MacArthur Has 123,500 Men In  Far East Command   Air Force Ordered To Raid North Korean Military Posts; Navy To Blockade All Coasts

Reds’ Tanks Pierce Line   ~ Communists’ Armor : Threatens Americans

Tanks Crack Han Line in 15-mile Gain   American Cratt Destroy Armored Units South of Seoul

Navy Told to Blockade Entire Coast   Air Force Gets Permission to Hit Enemy's Territory

U.S. Position Threatened By Red Army Push   Communist Armored Column Reported 15 Miles South Of Han River; U.S. Hanes Bomb Capital

BELIEVE TANK MOVED UNDER DARKNESS   Reports Of Ground Action In Korea Are Meager      U.S, LEADERS   Study MacArthur’s Report On Situation; American Planes Press Attack

Han River Believed Forded Under Cover Of Darkness; Hard Air Blows Being Directed Against Bases In North.

Truman Sets  Move After High Parley  Japan-Based Forces Under MacArthur Mav Be Emploved

invasion Forces Are Moving South  Reds Threatening Amenican Headquarters Posi tion at Suwon U. S. PLANES IN ACTION  General MacArthur Orders Raids Against Communist Bases in Korea  Bulletin

Navy To Set Up Blockade Along Korean Coasts — U. 5. Decisions Follow United Notions’ Request That Peace Be Restored In Far East —— Announcements Made After TopLevel Conference In White House Today

YANKEE BASE MENACED BY RED ADVANCE   Communist Armored Celumn Threatens American . Headquarters Position at Suwen   DETAILS ARE WITHHELD

All-Out War Order Includes Bombing North of Boundary   Washington Decision Follows Northern Tank Break-Thru At Han River Defense Line

MacArthur Handed Okeh For Use of ‘Certain’ Ground Units in Conflict

Naval Blockade Of Coast Areas Is Authorized  U. S. Air Force Ordered To Bomb   U. S. Air Force Ordered To Bomb Military Targets North Of ‘38th’

MacArthur Authorized “To Use Certain Supporting Ground Units” In Effort To Turn Back Invaders Of The South.

Navy Blockade Of  Entire Coast Due   Truman Reveals Drastic Action At Meeting Of Washinaton Leaders

TEMPERATURE   Use Of Ground Forces, Naval  Blockade OK’d   Order Bombers To Ionore Border; Reds Advance

Units on Way Kept Secret, Officials Say   Truman Issues Order Following Capitol Talks

Nation's Chiefs Hear Decision on ‘All-Out Support  Secretary Reveals Air,Land,Sea Aid Already En Route

Communist  Tanks Cros:  Han River U. S. Position At  Suwon In Danger

North’s Tanks Threaten U.S.  Headquarters   South Korean Defense Line Along Han River Pierced by Armored Forces of Invaders

North Army Rips Line Near River   Armored Column Is 15 Miles South of Han but Specific Location Ia Not Given   Approach Suwon   Loss of Site Would End Use of Big Air Striy North of Pusan

Truman Also Announces Orders For American Air Force To Fly Specific Military Missions Into Northern Korea Wherever Necessary And For Naval Blockade Of Entire Korean Coast — New Moves Follow White Manen Cranfesenne

Break-Through Threatens U.S. Base af Suwon   B-29s Pound Invading Armor, Strafing Planes Destroy 15 Tanks

Column South of  Han River   U..S. Headquarters At Suwon Threatened By Latest Advance

Land Forces Will Be Sent 'To Curb Red:   Air Attacks, Naval Blockade Ordered Afier Conference

U.S. Expands Operations   Air Force to Hit N. Korea, Novy to Blockade Entire Korean Coast

Naval Blockade of Entire Korean Coast Also Given Approval in Cabinet Meeting

Secrecy Shrouds Name Of Forces, Their Movements   North Koreans Break Through Southern Defenses In Seoul

Truman Authorizes Use of Troops Blockade of Entire Korean Coast   Combat Forces Already on Way, But Units Remain a Secret; President Approves Air Assault on North Korean Military Targets

Truman States . Use Authorized At Conference   ‘Congressional Leatera Get ‘Fall Activity Reviews Four Divisiona Ready

American Field Headquarters ls Threatened  Communists Make   Communists Make Breakthrough And Press Southward

Senate Committee Warns Against U. S. ‘Paper Preparedness  SE eee «See SU   Blasts Two Federal Agencies for Bungling In Defense Program

War Program Run Like ‘Charity Bazar,’ Says Sizzling Senate Committee Report

Issue Of Polish Boundary Acute   Soviet -Paper Says Dispute - Could Provoke War

11 Killed, 15 Hurt In State Crashes   Two Chillicothe Men Fatally Hurt and Four “Other Persons Injured in Spectatular Accident Involving Four Vehicles Near Carrslitan

Will Be Up to Senate Leaders to Ram Excise CutRill Through Tlouse

Action Due On Tax Cut Bill Today   Military Expense Clouds Picture

FATE OF TAX BILL REMAINS IN DOUBT   SOME BELIEVE PROPOSED PACISF CUT MAY BECOME KORPAN WAR CASUALTY,

Biggest Operation In History Bared Lubbock Convict Nabbed As Prison Dope Ring Uncovered

NCW oTORM ADDS TO ILLS UF REFUGEES   Sixteen-Inch Snow at Minot 8. D.: 6,500 Families Qut in 2 States.

High Winds And Snow Hit N. D. And Minnesota   16 Inches Of Snow Covers Ground At Minot; 6.500 Families Affected By Floods In Two States

Bomber Crash Kills Sixteen   Five Military and 11 Crewmen Victims

Azores Crash Kills 16 Aboare Super Fort    Craft Veers Off Runway, Burris During One-Enaine Landina

Report 16 Dead In Plane Crash In The Azores  Eleven Crewmen And Fine Military   Eleven Crewmen And Fine Military Passengers Victims

South Koreans Plunge 60 Mi. Into Red Land   U. S. 3rd Division Arrives in Far East, H. ©. Discloses

Powerful UN Army Awaits Orders To Attack North   As South Koreans Penetrate 60 Miles Past 38th Parallel; Another Yank Division Joins UN Army; Reds Said Digging In For Stand

TONGCHON MAY BE SHOWDOWN BATTLE AREA   Red Prisoners Say Enemy Preparing Defensive  Positions   100,000 UN TROOPS POISED FOR ACTION

South Koreans Advance 60 Miles Across Parallel Meeting !illle- Opposition

Another U.S. Foree Arrives In Far East   MacArthur Has Nearly 150,000 Men Ready For Northern Drive; UN Has Taken 25,000 Prisoners; Fliers Idle

CITY BATTLING TO SAVE SELF   Winnipeg Fights Hard To Keep Red River Flood Down.

Workers Battle ‘Save Winnipeg  From New Damage  20-Mile Sandbag Wall Being Db th ao acd

Winnipeg Battle Deadlocked, Rain Comes Down Agair   Water Still Pounds At 20 Miles of Dikes

Where To Find It!   Lord Norman, Power ~ In Banking World, Dies in Sleep

Lord Norman of London: Is Dead  Longtime Governor Of Bank of England

News Day And Night   SPOUSE Sot siving Added Funds To Defense Plan  Petition On FEPC  Goes Before Senate       Lucas, Others Demand Clo. ture Vote; Army Probers  Hear Witness

Committee To Look Over Finances Before Any Action,   Want To Look At Revenues. Deficit

Auto Union Asks Steel Hike Hearing  Effect on Output During 1950 Feared

Traces of Snow Fall in West Wing of Texas   Panhandle Towns Get First Freezing Weather of Autum:

Cold Sweeps Texas: Rain To Continue   Mercury Expected To Reach Thirties In Lamar Tonight

Legion Band Is Title Winner   Retains National 40-8 Championship Fourth Consecutive Year

Legion Band Is  Title. Winner Retains National 40-8 Championship Fourth

Cleared Of Fraud Charges In Auto Making Venture  Verdict. Reached ~Afer Federal Jury .  Mh Nhacabae “47 Unie a

TUCKER FOUND INNOCENT OF MOTOR FRAUD   Wins Case in Chicago Trial Without Offering Ary Testimony.

Tucker Cleared Of Fraud Charge   Jurors Take Four Ballots in Case

Federal Jury Clears Tucker Group Of Government Mail Fraud Charges

ACQUITTED BY JURY — Tucker, Associates, Freed  Of Mail Fraud Charges

Tucker Acquitted Of Fraud Charges  Seven Associates in Bankrupt Corporation Also Found Innocent

Preston Tucker And Associates Found Innocent      Freed Of Charges Of Mail Fraud In Dream  Car Promotion

Preston Tucker, Aides Acquitted  Found Not Guilty Of Fraud Charaes

Jury Finds Preston Tucker Innocent Of Fraud Charges; Associates Also Acquitted

Tucker Receives Innocent Verdict  Defendants Cleared Of Fraud Charges

Tucker and 7 Acquitted of Auto Frauds   Jury Finds Verdict After 18 Hours and 3 Months Testimony   Picture on Page 3

Jury Acquits Tucker, 7 Aides   Finds No Mail Fraud, _ or Criminal Intent Was Proved

Preston Tucker Found Innocent  Cleared by Jury on Charges of Fraud

Fraud Charge Dismissed in Tucker Trial   Automobile Venture Group Found Not Guilty; Jury Fails to Sustain Charge

Federal Jury Frees Tucker. Seven Aides   Find Pr ‘omoter Not Guilty Of Mail Fraud In Sale Of Auto Stock

Tucker, All Aides Acquitted by Jury  Ruled Not Guilty On Fraud Charges

TUCKER CLEARED OF FRAUD CHARGE   Former Head Of Bankrupt  Auto Concern And Seven  Associates Found Not  6 Guilty.

JURY ACQUITS TUCKER GROUF   Eight Found Innocent o Fraud After 17 Hours Of Deliberation

‘Preston Tucker Found Innocent   Charges in “Dream Car’ Promotion.

Tucker, Seven Aids Innocent   Head of Auto Firm Not Guilty of Fraud

Arsonists Set Fires In Seoul Capital Shortly After Liberation Ceremonies

Arsonists Burn Seoul Capito!  Building Set Afire; No Water Mains

$1.5 BILLION MARSHALL AID SLASH SOUGHT   Senate Appropriation Committee Members  To Drive For Cuts

Drive To Cut ~-Fund Starte¢   ag ‘Senote Committee Favors Slash In Marshall Plan Money

Solons Launch Drive to Cut Aid Expenditure:   Lawmakers Urge Reduction in Marshall Plan Funds

SENATORS OPEN DRIVE TO LIMIT MARSHALL PLAN   Leaders Estimate From One To Two Billion Dollar Cut-Back

U.S., Britain Await Red China Bid.   Truman and AtHee Prepare to Discuss Answer to Korean Peace Proposal

Reply to Decide Course of Final Talks on Action   One of Top Problems Is Price Tag Reds Will Put on Halt

Blockade Of China Studied   No Firm Reply Is Yet Available From Red Chinese On Peace Efforts

U.S, BRITAIN AWAIT REPLY FROM PEKING   Quick Answer by Chinese Reds Will Determine Course of High Level Talks,

Truman and Attlee Await China’s View  On Appeal for Peace Quick Answer Will  Determine Course of  High-Level Meeting

President and Attlee Awaii China's Answet   British Prime Minister and Truman Schedule Their Fifth Crisis Conference

Truman, Attlee Await Answer From Red China   Delay Strategy For Bigger War Or Uneasy Peace

Truman, Attlee Await Answer  Of Red China.   ‘No Appeasement’ of Reds in Korea , Is Seen as Policy  oe a ee ee at

Wait China’s Reply To Plan Korean Peace   Truman And Atlee Ready To Map Future Moves On Basis Of Red:  Answer lo Petition.

China’s Answer  To Appeal For  Peace Awaited      Truman And Attlee” Said To Disagree Ou Farmosa Paliey

Truman, Attlee Continue Crisis Talks   Two Leaders Fail To Agree on China Admission to UN

Truman, Attlee Await Red China's Answer   ‘Delay Drafting Plans for Peace or All-Out War

Officials Probe Hit, Run Death  C. Jennings Killed Neor Gate City

LEON BLUM, 77, FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE, DIE!   Veteran French Socialis Leader Active In Gov wipe Tekh Beret

Iiiness Fatal To Leon Blum   French Foe of Nazis, Was Premier 3 Times

Death Claims Leon Blum. 77.  French Leader   He Was Premier Three  Times, Gave France Its ‘New Deal’

FRENCH LEADER LEON BLUM DIES   Noted Statesmen Served As  Premier Three Times

Leon Blum Dead; French Leader   Veteran Socialist Succumbs Today

Socialist Leader Leon Blum Dies  Three-Time Premier Of France Victim of Heart Attack at 77

Ex - Premier Dies in Paris   Leon Blum, Veteran Social. ist Leader, Passes Away at Age of 77.

Famous French Socialist Leader  Succumbs At 77   Champion of Benefits Fo: Workers, Thrice Premier, Dies Suddenly in Home

Socialist Leader Blur ls Dead   Put Through First 5-Day, 40-Hour Week Minimum Wage Law

Former Premier Of France Dies   Blum Served in Same Past Three Times

3-Time French Premier Dies   Leon Blum Directed Socialist Reaimes

Leon Blum Dies Of Heart Attack  Militant Socialist Fxy-Premier of France

BLUM, FRENCH LEADER. DIES   Was Twice Premier And A Bitter Foe of Nazis And Communists

HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL TO LEON BLUM   First Jew To Become Premier Of France  Active Until End

 ° Ex- Premier  Of France Dies   Blum Would Have Been 78 April 9

LEON BLUM, 3 TIMES FRENCH PREMIER, DIES   Elder Statesman and Socialist Leader Succumbs at Age 78.

leon Blum, President lOf French Socialist ‘Party, Succumbs af 77

FRENCH LEADER BLUM IS DEAD   Socialist, 77, Had Served Three Times as Premier For His Nation

Former Premier Leon Blum Dies  Elder Socialist Was Bitter Foe Of Nazis

French Leader LeonBlum Dies Led Socialists  Political Leader Near 78th Year;

iLife-Term Robber, Who Twice Escaped, Given Parole From Ohio Pen

Threat To Quota OfPeanutsHas Solons Fretfing  Southern Lawmakers Refuse To Believe barca

K-F WORKERS G0 ON STRIKE   Pickets Ring Willow Run Plant In Dispute Over Suspension

REPUBLICANS TO MEET MONDAY: HEAR REPORTS   Women’s Council to Feature Christmas Music; Delegates Reporis

Consol Late Shift Refuses to Work      Union Locals Vote Policy ‘No Contract, No Work’

UMW Strike Seen In Pittsburgh  Consolidation Looms   Consolidation Looms As Main Target

Covering Force of Reds Prepares-to- Fight.to Fnd Tn Seoul Business District

American Flag Is Flying Over Burning Seoul   Linkup of UN Forces Doom Any Red Hope Of Flight From South

Another Red Force Still Fights In Capital   Many Commies Believed To Be InCivilianClothes On Hill Trails

Bombers Rake Retreating Reds On Way to 38th  Covering Force To Fight to Death In Business Area

four Persons Indicted For Murder Grand Jury Returns 30 True Bills Here

COLD SNAP IS BROKEN   But Outlook for Moisture tn Dry Areas of Wheat Belt is Slim

TAX INCREASE MAY.REACH SEVEN BILLION   Individual Taxes May Be Boosted Bane Rillian

TRUMAN PLANNING TALKS eee  $7 Billion In New Taxes May Be Asked Of Nation

Truman Plans To Ask for Nev  Tax Increase   President Considers Requesting Seven Billions Per Year

Farm Support \easure Sent To President   Senate Finally Votes Price Bill, 38 to 31; House Approved Act

Senate Finally Passes Farm Price Supports  Potato Regulations Tiahtened Cotton

PRICE SUPPORT MEASURE SENT TOPRESIDENT   Senate Approves Bill Tightening Curbs On Potato Price Props

'PRICE DROP BILL IS VOTED DESPITE ‘SENATE SNARL; GOES TO PRESIDENT

Price Support Bill Sent White House  Southerners Rally Votes in Senate

FARM PRICE Bill PASSED BY SENATE   MEASURE TIGHTENS RULES  FOR POTATO SUPPORTS ' NOW GOES TO TRUMAN.

Tightens Rules On Growing Of Potatoes   Clinching Tally 39 to 31 in Best Twe Out of Three Voting Test; 28 Republicans on Losina Side at End.

Truman Adds Fuel To Foreign Policy Debate; Dulles Speaks Tonieht   Not Ren!iv

Dulles Gets In On Policy Act In Talk At 8   Truman Denounces Hoover Proposals Aa ‘Isolationist’

Dulles Will Join National Debate o: Foreign Policies   Truman Pins an lsolationist Label Upon Hoover

Truman Says U.S. To Shun  Lsolationism  tenner errninnmere   Denounces Hoover On Foreign Policy   Dulles To Speak Tonight: Sparkman, Morse Back President

President Sets Pattern For Policy Debate  Dulles To Answer tothe s rw On ealatianic

Truman ‘Isolationism’ Charge Sets Stage for Foreign Policy Battle

Dulles Enters “Great Debate’   Agrees With Hoover Plan For U. S. Defense First

Truman’s Comment on Nation's Isolation Sets Stage for Dulles’ Foreign Policy Talk

Stage Set For Dulles Speech Tonight © By Truman's Comment On Hoover Policy

Stage Set For Speech By Dulles   Truman Brands Hoover's Talk ‘Isolationist’

Truman Labels Hoover Plan As Isolationism   Dulles to Join Policy Debate In Talk Toniaht

Truman Label: Hoover Tall Isolationism’ —   Dulles To Speak ‘On: Foreign Issue ~But: Not for GOP

Truman Asserts Nation Won t Be Isolationist  Dulles Denies Speech Will Be ‘Answer’ To Hoover's Views

Dulles to Join Policy Debate   Acheson Adviser to Broadcast Views in Hoover Controversy

Truman Labels Hoover Speech As Isolationism  For Dulles To Join Foreign Policy Row

Truman Pins Isolationist Label On Hoover; Dulles Speaks Tonight   Ex-President Favors Concentrating On Western Hemisphere Defense

Dulles Will Give — Own Policy Views   Adviser to Acheson Wil! Go on Air at 8 P.M. Without G.O.P. Nod

 Foreign Policy Squabble  ‘Truman’ s Aim To Steer Clea Of Isolationism Fires Debate

U.S. fo Avoid lsolationism   So Saye Truman, Replying To Hocver; Dubes te Give His Views Tonight

‘Great Debate Stage Set By Policy Talks   ‘Isolationist’ Tag Put On Hoover As Dulles Preps Speech

Truman Pins lsolationist Tag  On Mr. Hoover Dulles Will Discuss Foreign Policy In Speech Tonight

FOREIGN POLICY DISPUTE SWELLS   Dulles Joining Hoover And Troman On Question Of America's Participation In Overseas Wars.

President Pins isolationist Tag On Hoover Talk   Comment Sets Stage For Dulles’ Address On Policies Toniqht

Dulles To Join Big Debate On Foreign Policy   On the Air Tonight; Says He Agrees With Much of Hoover Talk

‘Dulles’ Speech Expected To Start Policy Debate   Follows On Heels Of Hoover’s Speech On Isolationism: Truman Scores Ex-President

HST Critical of Hoover Proposal   Pins Isolationist Label on Former President’s Plan to Concentrate on Hemisphere Defense

Dulles To View Foreign Policy; Truman Hits Out At Hoover’s: Stand:

man’s Blast at Hoover lan Sets Stage for Huge ehate: Dulles Slates Talk

Great ‘Foreign Policy Debate’ Is Under Way: Next Speaker: Dulles   Calls It Isolationism

Dulles To Air His Views On Foreign Police)   Republican to Join Hoover and Truman in “Great National Debate” on Grave Issues.

Hoover Talk Brings U.S... Policy Split.   Truman Labels Plan Isolationism

Dulles Will Speak on Foreian Policy Tonight   Support of the North Atlantic Pact Expected; Hoover Plan Branded as leolatianic? be Truman

Truman Raps Hoover Dulles fo Discuss Foreign Policy in Address Tonight

Truman Flays Hoover; Dulles To Join Debate   Republican Leader Plans Foreign Policy Address Tonight

Truman Labels Herbert Hoover Isolationist   Dulles Goes on Radio Tonight With Own Ideas on Policy

Dulles Scheduled To Join National Debate on Policy  President Truman   President Truman Pins tsolationist Label on Hoover

Truman. Hits At Hoover Speech —   Says U.S. Will Never ‘Go Back to Isolationism; Dulles on Air With Views Tonight

Dulles Joins In Debate On U.S. Policies   Agreea With Hoover, Whose Views Are Hit By President Truman

‘Good’ Koreans Send Sympathy Note, $50 To Small Daughters Of GI Killed In Action

Joannie, Rose Marie Get Letter, $50  Nine “Good Koreans” Write Family of Slain American

School Bill Signed by Gov. Warren   Striet Economy to Pay $4,615,000 Cost Ordered by'Execitive

Great Victory ls Claimed. For Leopold   Social Christians Win Belgium Vote To Rectore Monarch

BELGIUM VOTES TO RETURN KIN      Social Christians Leading In Balloting By Big Margin

Leopold Ill May Return To Belgium   Social Christians Claim Great Victory In House Elections

U.S. ‘Snorkel-Type’ Sub Sails 5,200 Miles Without Surfacing Once   Submarine Crew Saw 30 Movies

Navy Sub Sets Cruise Recore   Croft Stays. Underwater From Hong Kong To Pearl Harbor

U.S. ‘Snorkel-Type’ Sub Sails 5.200 Miles Without Surfacing Once

Sub Cruises Submerged _ For 21 Days   Snorkel-Type Craft Travels 5,200 Miles From Hong Kong Te. Paarl] Harbor

Hong Kong To Pear! Harbor, 5,200 Mile Jaunt, !s Made Underwater By Saarkal Sub

American Submarine Under Water For 21 Days   Snorkel Tube » — Allows It To Make 5,200-Mile Run Without Surfacing

SUBMARINE IS SUBMERGED FOR 21 DAYS   5,200-Mile Underwater Trip Is Believed Longest Ever Made

Want Truman To Pick New AEC Chief Now   Congress Fears Lack o Leader May Slow Down Atomic’ Program

Haste Asked On AEC Head   Lawmakers Concerned Over Truman’s Delay

Theo Modricker Dies Suddenly   Wabash Railroad Agen Stricken Last Night

Address To Nation Set Friday Night HST Proposes Boost In Armed Strength

Crisis Piams Outlined  leaders From Bolh Parties Give President ‘Go-Ahead’ on Build-Up

BIG INCREASE IN ARMS SEEN IN NEXT YEAR   Chief May Announce Emergency Program  Friday Night

“Rapid Increase” In U. Military Strength Planned      HOME FRONT EFFORT TO BE STEPPED UI

Congressional Leaders Of Both Parties Agree To Mobilization Plans   Taft Says Republicans Believe Dangerous Emergency Now Exists For Nation And For Its People

Wer Threat Steps Listed By Traman   Top Congressmen Agree Rapid Mobilization  , ee, i eee eceaecnarpccune cn:

Truman Outlines Fs Sharp Stepup Of  Military Power   Taft Says Republicans Agree Dangerous Emergency Exists For People Of Nation—Truman May Proclaim Notional Emeraency

EMERGENCY QUESTION UNDECIDED Republicans Agree: Rapid Defense Buildup Is Vital

Military Strength To  By Boosted   Congress’ Leaders Approve Program Of White House

Truman Tells 2-Party Group Of Crisis Plans   Sharp Step-up in Home Front Effort Will Be Requested

President Gets Agreement on Arms Speedup   Military Strength And Home Front Effort Plans Are Discussed

SWIFT INCREASE ASSURED IN U8. ARMED STRENGTI   Congressional Leaders 0 Both Parties Agree at Conference to Back  Truman’s Program.   DANGEROUS EMERGENCY SEEN BY REPUBLICANS   President Expected to Out line Plans on World-Wide Radio Address at 9:30 P. M. Friday.

Civilian Economy Likely To Feel Serious Effects; . President Plans Friday Broadeast

THOMAS WHITTEMORE DIES  Harvard Professor Collapses on . Way to See John Foster Dulles

Acheson Hears Fervent Appeal of Mrs. Vogeler; He Will ‘Try Again lo Free Her Husband from Hunearign V7]

Foreign Aid Cut Goal A Billion  GOP Sets Sights In Economy Drive

G.O.P. Men Would Cut Foreion Aid   Amendments Are Ready  to Cut “Measure ‘ by ‘as Much as. Billion DNellars   May Be Shelved   Tydings Says Threat Prompts Move to Get Full Appreval.

Cut of Billion In Foreign Aid Funds Sought   Senate Republicans Line Up Series of Amend eee   Economy Drive in House, However, Appears Sidetracked forthe Present.

G. 0. P. PLANS AID BILL CUT   Series Of Amendments May Slash Measure By $1,000,000,000

Restrictions on News Growing  AP Pledges Fight  car Erae Infarmatinn

AP Decries News Censorshit  Stiffening Cited In Tense World Areas

Censorship Tightened, AP Reports   Exeeutive Declares Work Hampered In Foreien Nations

Gls Battle for High  Ground East of Lost Town of Chinju, Only 55 Miles From Pusan

Planes Rake Red Troops  Infantry Supported   Infantry Supported In Record 400 Sorties

About Everything in the Book Happens When ‘South Koreans, Aided by Yanks, Take Hill

Japan Bans 24 Top Reds From Political Life   Swift Government Action Will Cause 7 to Vacate Seats in Parliament

MacArthur Bans Top Jap Reds From Polifics   Purge Invoked By Angry General After Attacks

Seven Ousted from Parliament All Are Prohibited from Any Political Activity by Japanese Government on Orders From U.S. Commander. Reds See Ouster as Move to Establish U.S. Bases in Islands.

\General Cracks Down  ‘MacArthur Angered, Orders Ousting of Jap Red Leaders

Jap Reds Kicked Out Of Office .   . Government Quickly Obeys MacArthur's Order to Purge Top  Communiet 1 cedere

MacArthur's Leffer Stirs Quick Action   General's Note Results in Jap Government Banning  24 Top Communists From Any Preaiic Activity

Order Ousts Seven Members (Of Parliament   National Police Alerted To Guard For Retaliation

Jap Government Bans Reds From Public Activity   24 Top Members Are Ousted as MacArthur Complains to Yoshida

U.S. General Orders Purge ‘Of Jap Reds   Communist Leader: Being Barred From Halding Of Office

Japanese Reds Are Banned in Public Affairs   Government Acts on Order by, MacArthur To Prime Minister

Jap Gov't Bans Communists From  Public Life On MacArthur’s Order

24 Top Members of Jap Communist Politburo Are Banned From Public Life by Gen. MacArthur

RUSSIA GAVE KOREA WEAPONS LATE AS APRIL   Captured Booty Proves Russia Aided Red Averession

Ford Back in Hospital   - Crownsville Escapee Ficked. Up By County. Officers This Morning

Nine Subcommittees Named in House fo  Rush Arms Program  4-Man Groups to Keep Congress Advised of  ce eth Poh See

County Wheat s Attacked oint Worm           punty Agent Says” : ” Heavy. Yields Will Much Damace~

County Wheat Crops Attacked By Joint Worm   County Agent Says ‘Heavy Yields Will Offset Much Damage

Iwo Fayetteville Autos Stolen  Police Recover One; Seek Hit-Run Driver

Traffic Deaths In Sharp Rise   PerrrA Aen Ch asm 7   Increase Shown In March Fatalities

SMARTER HALE OF COLLEGE MEN DEFERRED   Must Have Complete One Year and Grades In Upper Half

Laney, McMath Both Due At Corning On 4th  Governor Aspiran Book Dates At Nor th

McMath, Laney Accept Same Speaking Date   Apparently Nothing Planned In Way Of Platform Debate

‘Stem-Winding Political Bout Seen in State   McMath to Face Laney at Debate July 4 in Corning

pani, McMath Both Due Af Corning On 4th  r Aspirants   Governor Aspirants Book Dates At North Arkansas City

MORE SHIPS AND MEN ARE A NECESSITY   Seagoing Officers Point to Man’s Job But “Boy-Sized” Force

Lies Charged To MeCarthy By U.S. Unit   ‘State Office Says State ment Regarding FBI Chief Was False

Bureau Refutes  ‘M’Carthy Charge   State Department Again Hits Back, Hurls ‘Falsehood’ Accusation

State Department Hits Back At Sen. M’Carthy’s Speech To News Editors

Tax Retroactive To Last July 1 Requested as Date Business, Prices Advanced

Communists Crack Northeastern Arm Of, 120-Mile Front, Threatening All Allied Forces Dug In Mud On North—Break Develops Into Dangerously Fluid Threat That Could Force Withdrawal, Correspondent Reports

Reds Crack UN Northerr Battle Line   Entire Front Endangered by New Breakthru

North Koreans Threaten All Allied Forces  Allies Hold Firm Or Advance on Other Parts of Warfront

Allies North  Forces Periled   Red Force of Unknown Strength Crack: Allied Right Flank as Threat Mounts

Red Korean Drive Threatens All Allied Troops in North   Break-Through by Commies Near East Coast ‘Could Foree Wide UN Withdrawal

East Coast Breakthrough Could Force Withdrawal On Entire Northern Front

Ail Allied Forces Are Threatened   Full Withdrawal Along Northern Front May Be Necessary

Slug Way Throu oh At Kigye   Allied Forces In Northeast Facing Trap

Warren, Nixon  Hold Advantage   California Favors Brown as Attorney General: Defeats Gaming Billi

Two Suspects In Theft Try Freedom’ Bid   Bootleggers May Have Aided Mob Storm Jail In Hawkins

HOUSE KILLS WELFARE PLAN   Truman Bid To Create A New Cabinet Post Is Defeated

House Kills Health Bill   Truman's Plan To Create New Agency Nipped 249 To 71

House Kills Prospect Of State Medicine   Refuses To Up Ewing to Cabinet ‘By 249 to 71 Vote

New Department of Health Plan Killed by House   Congress Rallies to Defeat Socialized Medicine Threat

Health Bureau Plan Rejected   House Vote Blocks Socialized Medicine

House Kills Health Plans Of President   Adopted Resolution Block: Health, Education Post With Cabinet Rank

Truman's Health Measure Killed   Branded as ‘Socialized Medicine’

Congress Kills Truman's Plan  Would Have Createc New Cabinet Office

House Kills Truman ‘Health Bill   Creation of New Department Is Turned Down

House Defeats Move To Creaf Move To Create  Truman Plan For On   Truman Plan For One Department Kayoed By Representatives

Health Agency Bill Is Killed   Socialized Medicine Measure Turned Down

CABINET HEALTH AND EDUCATION PLAN §S KILLED   House Of Representatives Votes It Down, Taking Blow At Socialized Medicine  Proposal.

Indochina Reds Snap Trap on French Troops  Several Battalions Caught in Defeat of Disaster Proportions

French Force {s Trapped by Saigon Reds   Fleeing Garrison and Relief Column Caught Near Chinese Border

Reds Hand Severe Blow  To French   Several Battalion: Caught in Trap In Indo-China

FRENCH TROOPS ARE AMBUSHED BY REDS   Several Battalions Of Crack Soldiers Defeated Br Vietmink In Indochinz

French Garrison Withdrawing From Abandoned Caobang Are Encircled By Ten Times Their Number

Purse of Slain Girl Is Found  ‘Trigger-Happy’ Purse Snatcher   ‘Trigger-Happy’ Purse Snotcher No. 1 Suspect in Pittsburgh Murder

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Latest Returns Give Senate and House to Democrats

West Virginia Residents Brace For Major Flood Threat: Wide Destruction Is Predicted

3 Dead In Floods In West Virginia   Texas Towns Isolated With Phones Out and Radio Only Outside Link   RELIEF IN DAKOTAS.   As Snow Stops, Red Cross and Army Go Into Action In Disaster Areas

Texas Towns Isolated as Ice Cuts Wires   Group of Villages 60 Miles From Dallas Depends on Radio

3 Dead In Floods In West Virginia   Texas Towns Isolated Witt Phones Out and Radio Only Outside Link   RELIEF IN DAKOTAS

Two Demos From South Get Vital Senate Posts   82nd Congress Due To See Democrats. Holding : ’ *« *lan Gots Rie Joh 

U. S. and South Korean Forces Resist All Atfempts to Crack Defense Line; Enemy Still Poised for Big Drive.

— a SS SS SSeS Sal eS  Reds Still Massing for Possible Offensives— US Loses Near Taegu

10 Days Lett For Red Order ‘To Push to Sea   Communists Mass New Buildups For Next Offensive

North Korean Forces Fail to Crack the Allied De fense Lines REDS MASSING FORCES  Reds May Be Preparing for Another All-Out Of fensive

Continue Build-Up For Push   Communists Massirtig Strength on Northern, Southern and Eastern Sectors for Attack -

POLITICAL JOB GETS TOD HOT FOR OnENKER   St. Louis Criminal Lawyer Is Out as Demo-Finance Committeeman.

Criminal Lawyer Rejects Protested Appointment to Democratic Committee Post

1 A. Shenker Resia ang Pama Cieanra Dast      St. Louis Attorney Quits Under Political Fire Touched Off by Alleged Gambling Connections

Lawyer Quits His New Job   Shenker Resigns Democratic Post Under Heavy Fire

Shenker on Hot Spot in  Demo Post   Kefauver Voiced Hope Of Resignation but Rebuffed Probe.

Either Be Good Or Be Gone, Is Order:  Youngstown Police Chief Warns Force

More Cuts Seen Due In Congress   Group Claims It Pares ‘To Bone’

HUGE DEFICIT STILL LOOMS FOR NATION   “Further_Stashes_ -May Be Made... On House Floar

Action Still Leaves $41 Billion Deficit   GOP Opposes Bill, ' To Fight for Greater Fconamv

More Slashes May Be Made On Foreign Aid   First Modern Omnibus Bill Leaves Deficit Of $4,153,682,312

Fund Request Qf President Is Cut Down   House Committee Cuts Nearly Billiort And Half From Budge

Rodeo Arens Is N earing  Completion   Promoters Announce: Structure To Be Ready By Weekend

CIO Worker Is Questioned   _ Man Denies Knowing Of Violence . Action

THE D.A.R. MET SATURDAY   At The First Methodist Church In Wellsboro— To Hold Card Party.

Grandmother is Slain by Strangler In Clinton Alley  72-Year-Old _   72-Year-Old Woman Found Dead by Neighbor

Clinton Has Mystery in Killing Case   Cops Without Clues In Widow’s Death; Victim -of Rapist

China Forms New Cabinet  Denynased President's   Deposed President's Backers Exehided

Warns Oleo Bill  Means ‘Snoopers’  Gillette Sees Need To Check on Cafes

Wife Injured As Ship Hits InMountains  Paratrooper Mullins Dead; Staged Jumps In East Kentucky

Marine Corps Will Not Let   Reserves Go   End of Korean War Would Not Relieve Basic World Tension, Says General Cates

‘Marine Reserves Stay In Uniform   Won't Get Out Because Korea Is Won

No Immediate Release Seen for Marine Reservists   General Cates Says Korea Has Shown Need For Ready Forces

Marines To Keep Reserve In Uniform  160,000 Men By Jan. 1 Is Goal

General Warns Of Preparedness Need Marine Reservists To Stay In Uniform

Reserves Won't Be  Release   Marine Corps Will No! Be Broken Up After War Ends

DAY OF PRAYER IS URGED BY CHURCHMAN   3.000.000 Methodists Should Appeal For Peace, Bishop Macee Savs

Evacuation Is Ordered In Parts Of Winnipeg  D...J Done Camtinuase Ciimh Ac Army   Red River Continues Climb As Army Reserves Help Bolster Shaky Dikes

Mass Evacuation Is Urged For Large Winnipeg Area  Water Creeping Up on Large Residential F A hs a nL Ge ait tak  ee oe ol ©   Water Creeping Up on Large Residential Section of City Still Spared by Flood

Authorities Urge Evacuation Of Canadian City  Citizens Of Winnipeg Asked To Seek Safety

Fight Is Renewed For Big Expansion In Social Security   Some Rise In Benefits, Tax Coverage Seen; Inclusion  Of 60 Million Asked

Administration Asks Big Social Security Growth In Coverage And Benefit

[xpanded Old A ve Insurance System Urged   Increase in Coverage, Benefits, Taxes May Become Law This Year

60,000,000 Expected To Be Covered  House Already Has Approved Bill To  Increase Coverage

New Pension Plan Coverage Is Favored By Administration   Vast Expansion Program Would Include Several Million More Workers

Social Security Expansion Asked  Increase In Coverage, Taxes Is Sought

Senators Ask Prop Account   Order Hearing On Farm Price Support Operations

REPUBLICANS PLAN FIGHT OVER BUDGE!  GOP Congressme! Hope to Trin Another $2 or $3 Bil

House Republicans  Plan Fight To Balance Truman's New Budget   Hope To Trim Two Billion From 29 Billion Dollar Omnibus Bill Approved By Committee.

Fight on House Floor Promised On Budaet Issue   Republicans Say Each Item Will Be Scrutinized

GOP Will Seek Bigger Cut in Omnibus Bill   Hope to Slash Spending Program by $2 Billion

Leaders In House To Seek Balance:   Present Budget Will Leave Nation 4 Billion In Red Unless Reduced

GOP Wants Bigger Slash   Promise To Fight On House Floor To Balance Budget

GOP Fights To Balanee US Budeet   Floor Battles Certain On House Omnibus Measure

REPUBLICANS PLAN HOUSE BATTLE 10 BALANCE BUDGET   Hope To Trim More Than Two Billion Dollars From Perere!  sepaee es

AB4ER Y B4BY BB BSBA E a7 4BB  “Bashful Detective Enlivens Divorce Trial

Indonesians Take Rebel Stronghold   Capture Of Amboina Called ‘Tantamount’

Amboina, Rebel Capital Taken  Indonesian Troops Regain Stronghold

Amboina Falls: Rebels Beaten By Indonesia   Government Claims Moluccan Resistance  Broken By Blow

Indonesia Takes Amboina, Says Revolt Is Over   Rebels’ Loss of Capital Ends Five-Month Civil War, Jakarta Reports

Indonesians  In Amboina  ow... &. os Of   Capital Stronghold Seized From Rebels

Head of Legion Asks Members fo Aid in Drive.   All Women: Members _ Of Veterans Families Uraed to Join.

‘Army Getting Worried Over Lack of ‘Geniuses”’ Donning Service Uniforms

U.S. Sound, Truman Tells Monfanans   President Denies Country on Way To Doas

RESERVE CALL AGAIN DENIED   Secretary of Defense Scotches Rumors

20,000 Drafted By September I Military Goal   But Hershey Says He Can Deliver 300,000 In 90 Dave If Needed

BOY, 14, ADMITS SLAYING MOTHER   Killed Her Because She Scolded Him

india, Caught Between Events In Asia ‘Must Make Decision Soon On Course

Death Threat Letter Sent To Gen. MacArthur  Suspect Arrested   Suspect Arrested Confesses That He Wrote The Letter

Korea Situation Turns Oppositior Info Firm Front  Strong Republican Foes Of Bill Agree Unity Mest Vital

SENATE APPROVES MEASURE TO ARM FOREIGN NATIONS   §1,222,500,000 Program Put Through by Vote of 66 to 0 — Bill Now Goes to House,   $16,000,000 FORSKOREA AND THE PHILIPPINES   Bulk of Funds Goes to Nortt Atlantic Allies — Far East Crisis Causes Crities to Fall in Line.

PER RETURN BREE     Votes 66-0 to Aid Free Nations in Resistine Soviet Avoressjor

Gigantic Arms Program Draws Senate Favor   Aid Would Go to All Nations Now Fighting Communist Inroads

Senator Connally asserts Bill Provides Plenty of _ Funds for South Korea

Senate Approves  Big Arms Aid Bill Without Dissent   $1.2 Billion Authorizatior Act Now Goes To — GOP Opposition Dies

Senate. Passes Arms. Program By 66- 0 Vote   Measure,» ‘Providing  Aid a Korea, Sent To The oo . House:

Senate Passes Arms Aid Bill   Korean Crisis Brings Unanimous Approval

Senate Solidly Moves fo Arm Allies fo Hilt  Fund of Billion Plus Sanctioned

Arms Project Wins 66-0  Senate Vote   Program to Battle Reds Includes Funds for Korea

Senate Approves” Big Arms Aid Bill Without Dissent   $1.2 Billion Authoriati  Act Now Goes To GOP Oppasition_

Red River Flood Level Recedes   Winnipeg Fearing Threat of New Rain

Murray, Stecl Resume Talks  a  1 or ee   Bethlehem To Jump Price Lf Pav Goes Up

Wage Pattern Seen In Steel Pact Sessions  Report Hike Asked By ‘CIO Union Chief About 25e An Hour

Steel-Union Wa ge Talks To Reopen Today  Big Steel Watched As Pacesetter In National Industrv

Steel Wage Talks On   Smaller Companies Mark Time While U.S RQtaa] and CIN Snar

Murray, Big Steel Resume Wave Talks   Interest Centers On Meeting Because Firm Normally Sets Industry Pattern

Horrors of Atom i aig: Shown At Defense: "Mee      Vulnerability Of Citie Graphically Pictured, For Local Group

Horrors of Atom Bombing Shown At Defense Meet   Vulnerability Of Citie: Graphically Pictured For Local Group

Soviet Supporter Named Hungarian  Lutheran Bishop   Denouncer of Mindszenty Heads Largest Diocese In Batkan Country

Supporter of Government Religious Policy Is Chosen Lutheran Bishop in Hungar:

Lutheran. Bishop Will Cooperate   Hungarian Prelate Gives View On Reds

Red Sympathizer ls Named Bishop  Dezsery To Succeed Ordess In Hungary

Reds Use Their Captives as Human Shields   “Liberated” of South Korea Go Into Slaughter

Democrats Now Claim Enough Votes For Bill   Ives Leads Open Break With Taft

GOP Split On Issue  Of Control:   Liberal Senators Desert Taft to Support Control Power for Truman

Ives’ Support Assures Bill On Rationing   Liberals in G.O.P. Desert Taft, Back Ware-Price Curbs

Taft Target In Attack By Roosevelt  N. Y. Congressman Speaks To ADA In

Artillery Proves Queen of Beachhead Battle: Keeps Mass of Foe at Distance

Artillery Queen Of Vicious Fight At Hungnam With Explosive Death Wall

Stan Swinton Paints Artillery as Queen Of the Beachhead Battle in North Korea

Artillery Is Queen of Beachhead Battle, Keeping Enemy Forces    Far Back From Infantry’s Lines

Artillery, Queen of Battle, Keeps Enemy at Bay, Cutting U.S. Losses at Korea Beach

Artillery Is Queen Of Hungnam Fight  Yanks’ Big Guns Use **Measle Charts” to Splinter Red Attacks

Nationalist Shellfire ripples U. S. Freighter At Shanahai Blockade

Britain Gets Nev Role in Europe   Status as Core Of Strategy and Economy Changing

British Grip On Kuroy eS Destiny Gone  ~ Vote Leaves No ~ Stable Nation

Whisper ing In Two Voices  Britain Loses Role As Most Stable Democracy Abroad

‘Upsets Western Front Labor Setback Spoils Britain’s Stability Role

Storm Warnings Raised  As Big Hurricane Moves Toward Louisiana Coast

Gulf Hurricane Moves on Coast   Louisiana to Western Florida Preparing for Bia Blow

Sen. Kefauver Shows Alarm   Raps State Dept. for Opposition to Union

KEFAUVER HITS ACHESON VIEWS   Strikes at Opposition T No. Atlantic Union

Kefauver Wants Atlantic Union  Urges Resolution To Summon Convention

Kefauver Assaits StaleDepartment   Senator Denounces Lack of Vision On Atlantic Union

Sen. Kefauver Blasts State Dept   Criticizes Stand On Atlantic Union

Lack Of Vision, He Says; Urges Senate Approval   Would Have Congres: Ignore Advice Of Federal Officials

KEFAUVER BOOSTS ATLANTIC UNION   SAYS STATE DEPT, HAS FUMBLED THE CURBS ON RUSSIA

News Heard With Dread In Europe   Many See Korean Fight as Forerunner of World War.

Europe Fears Fight Is Prelude to War   FIGHT OR KEEP OUT?  er as  Streets Here Buzz  With Talk of War

Europe Receives Korean News With Dread Battle May Loose Atomic War   Conservative Member Of British Parliament Aske Government To Seek U. N. Approval To Use A-Bomb On Red Korean Capital

Fear Meets War Report In Europe   Many Fear Struggle Forerunner Of Atom Bomb War With Reds

a a  Europe Fears Korean War Will lead To Third World Conflict -

EUROPE FEARS WAR MAY SPREAD   NEWS OF FIGHTING IN SOUTH KOREA RECKIVED WITH GROWING DREAD.

" em OM  Europe Receives Battle News With Sense of Growing Dread

Government Forecast Predicts Big Drop in Nation’s Wheat Prospects

U.S. REVEALS EUROPE TROOPS TOTAL 146,500   Loudspeaker Battle Scheduled Monday  In Berlin

Berlin Police Are Alerted For May Day   Paris Also Seen As Trouble Spot For Demonstrators

2,000 WORKERS WILL RECEIVE 5 CENT BOOST   Agreement Ratified B;  Union Sunday; Effective Today

Euthanasia, Charge Sander Faces, Practiced Since Recorded History 

Report 60 UN Prisoners Of War Killed   Seastile, Oa For A   Train Dee lared To  , a  ce Att

POPE APPEALS FOR PRAYERS   Extends Holy Year For  Catholics To Pray  For World Peace

Pontiff Urges Mor e Pri ayers  In Peace Hope   Continued Crusade Told In Document Extending Catholic Holy Year

CATHOLICS’ HOLY YEAR PROLONGED   Pope Pius Calls for Increased Prayers

Papal Bull Extends Holy Year Through 19517 Temporal Ruler of Rom an Catholics Calls For Increase in Prayers, Particularly For Peace

Brifish Newsman Asks Asylum from Red East Germany   Joining Soviets, he Denounces Americans As “War Mongers’

Man on Street Put in Charge At Pyonayang   Governing Committee of 12 North Koreans Named

Committee to Run Affairs i Pvyongvang  Group of 12 to Be Under UN Military Orders

‘Man on Street’ To Run Capital Of North Korea   Governing Committee Chosen by Officer From Curious Crowd

F irings Start As Rent Curbs Slated To End   1,100 Get Notices By Federal Agency, More Seen By May 1

Rent Control kKmployees to Feel the Axe   Dismissal Notices Sent To Some 1,100 Workers With More to Follow

Rent Control Employees Fired  Law Dies June 30   Law Dies June 30 Unless Congress Acts

Rent Control Aides Are Being Fired by Housing Expediter   Tighe E. Woods’ Office Sends Notices Out to 1,100, Quarter  ot Poaree

MANY IN RENT CONTROL FIRED   Most Of Them In New York Where State Is Taking Over

Wholesale Firin Of Rent Control Employes Begun  May ar gan is Preparin Ope she s ‘8 June

Housing Board Begins Firing U.S. Employes  1,100 Workers Get Dismissal Noti

Fhe WORKERS IN OFrIGtS OF RENT CONTRO!   Notices Sent 1,100, Mostly in States Which Have Dropped Curbs.

Housing Chief Begins Firing Of Employes   Over 1,100 Workers Receive Dismissal Notices

Rent Bureau Lays Off 1,100   Move Interpreted As Start Of Finish

Rent Control Staff Is Cut —   Hint That Agency Will Expire Seen in Firing Of Fourth of Employees

RENT CONTROL AGENCY FIRES 1,100 WORKERS   Another 1,000 To Be Dismissed About May 1. le Report

Mystery Barrel Of Ozarks, Righted And Refilled With Water, Continues To Stay Full

U.N. Army Of 10,000 May Be Sent To Korea   Nations Pledging Armed Forces To Aid Korean Battle

Payments for County Aid Program Drop  Case Load for Aged Are Down.

Signing of All  Agreements Can Go Ahead British Objections.  Delayed Entire Aid Setun

Laborites Ready to Push Steel Program   No Indication of Abandonment of Proposed Nationalization Plans

British Cabinet Determined to Nationalize Steel   Labor Government Reported Against Rumored Backdown

No Baekdown By British Seen Tn Steel Plans   Rebe!tlion in Labor Party Ranks Appears as News Of Changes Rumored

DECIDES AGAINST _ASTEELBACKDOW!   British Labor Government Will Not Change Its  Position  AQCDTCD fCADIALCT rACcCT

Laborites Plan No Retreat —   Ahead on Nationalization of Steel in Spite of Danger of Defeats Starm Rrew:

Top Defense Men Believe UN Can Hold Off Chinese   MacArthur’s Troops Possess Machinery, Short On Manpower

PENTAGON DELIEVED: MacArthur Has Firepower To Prevent Military Disaster

No Military Disaster In Present Korea Debacle Seen Think Mac Has Firepower, Machines

Lnne Decision Rests in Manpower Requirements U. S. Defense Officials Believe MacArthur Has Machines and Firepower To Avert Disaster

Defense Chiefs Think Disaster  Can Be Avoided   Confident MacArthur Has Enough Men And Equipment.

Defense Officials Believe MacArthur Can Avoid Military Disaster in Kore

Top Brass Still Hopeful   Believe UN Has Power To Hold Shortened Line in North Korea

Experts Say Allied Power Superior  as , le «we — — +. ; a mm #«2YFt yoy «   MacArthur Has Planes. Tanks, Artillery To Check Chinese

General Attack Opened by Communists in North From Waegwan to Pohang—U. S. Marines Push Forward Mile as They Try to Drive Enemy Back Across Naktong River—Seesaw. Fight Rages in South.

Invaders in New Effort to Capture Key Supply Base   Advance in Waegwan, Kigye Areas on North Sector

Offensive Begins All Along Line   Foe Concentrates Fierce Drive To Capture Taegu Corridor.

Heavy Fights Cover Bates Korean Front      Commies Only 12 Miles From Vital City, Get Strategic Heights

Fighting Envelopes All Fronts   U.S. 2nd Division, Marines Move Ahead In One Sector

Entire Front Explodes into Action as Koreans Attempt To Get South Drive Rolling

2-Mile Gain Made Against First Cavalry  Taegu Threatened  Again By Invaders

Unit Pays Heavy Price For Srave Stand Flite U.S. Division Blunts Red Attack

 As Buddies Fled:  2nd Division Loses a Third ‘OF Its Men Stopping Chinese

Gallant Stand of Second 'Pivinias Saves UN Army but at Heavy Price

We Won't Belleve Child Star Again  She's Reversed Stories Of Being Storvod And Mistreotad

: Jurist Confused. Judge Says Lora Lee Changes Story, Wasn‘t Kept Hungry

_ Judge Calls Runaway ‘Precocious’ Reports She’s Gained 10 Pounds

‘A Precocious Child’ Runaway Child Actress Admits Starvation Hoax

—HAS JUDGE BEWILDERED Child Actress C hanges Story Of Being Starved

House Changes Big Money Bill   Tones Down Senate Trade Restrictions

MARSHALL PLAN U. CURB ADOPTED   Final Action Nears On Spending Bill

HOLD SAME AIMS --  U.S. To Pash St. Lawrence Seaway Canadians Told

Whereabouts Of ‘Freed’ Mer Still Mystery   Army Units In Seoul Fail To Find POW's Renorted Liberated

U.S. PRISONERS ARE NOT FOUND   Men Formerly Held In Seoul Apparently Taken Out By Reds

UN Diplomats Wary Of New Soviet Peace And Atomic Control Proposals

Terrible Devastation Is Intlicted on City    Enemy Appears to to Be Shattered as Unified Fiehting Force: Mav Make Stand to North...   Branded “Propaganda” by U. S. State Department  U.N. Diplomats Shy Away From  New Russian Peace Statement

RUSSIAN PEACE MOVE STUDIED   Diplomats Shy Away From Making Quick Verdict On Red Plan   FEARS PROPAGANDA

U.N. Leader: Cautious On Soviet Move   State Department Calls For Action Instead OF Words

UN Cautious About Soviet Statements   Diplomats Shy Away From Quick Verdict On Peace, Atomic  Control Proposals

U.S. Skeptical Of Peace Stand Of Soviet Union   ‘We Have Had Enough Of Words,’ Says State Department

Diplomats Shy Away From Verdict On New Soviet Peace, Atomic View

U. N. Diplomats Weigh Malik’s Peace Talk  U.S. State Department Brands Statement As Propaganda

U.S. Officials Say “Acts, Not Words” Needed   Diplomats Careful Not To Appear To Reject Anv Sincere Russian Olive Branch Offered

U. N. Delegates Waitinc For Russias Intention:   Most Think Russian Actions Speak Louder Than Her Talk Of Peace

U.N. and U.S. Scout Soviet Peace Feeler   State Department Charges Propaganda In Malik’s Statement

Soviet Peace Plan Called Propaganda   U. N. Diplomats Interestec But Cautious

UN Diplomats Cautious On Red Peace Proposals  . US. Brands Soviet  BRinister’s Statement:

Diplomats Shy From Verdict On New Russian Statements  Calling For Peace, A:Control

U.N. Delays Verdict On New Russia Peace Statement Held As Propaganda

Soviet Peace Move Arouses Suspicion  U. S. Delegation Doubts Sincerity Of Russian Proposal Before UN

Red Peace Talk Eyed Cautiously By UN Leaders  relate nds Proof After Russia Okoys afer Bisel: * Tabac

U.S. Spurns New Russian Olive Branch   Malik’s Proposals Just Propaganda, Savs Official Word

Malik Peace Feeler Held: ‘Propaganda   Russian Statement On A-Bomb Control Also Raises Doubts

TIME SOUGHT TO STUDY MALIK SPEECH Russian Peace Statement Is  Labeled As More Propaganda

UN Diplomats Mum On Malik Remarks  Russian Pence Bid Called Propaganda

New Russian Peace And Atomic Control Statements Branded As Propaganda By State Department

Testimony Of Matthews Is Questioned   Secretary Of Navy’s Veracity Doubted

Pentagon Policy Inquiry Sought  Senators Question ates fee COG!  “SERRE arena   Senators Question Legality of Ouster Of Admiral Denfeld

U. S$. Accuses Russia Of Deliberately Lying About Baltic Plane Incident  State Department Says Soviets Have No Intention Of Telling Truth

U.S. Rips Soviet ‘Lies’ In Baltic Incident  Decries Distorted Russ Report Of B-29 Spying on Defenses

~ _NOTE—  Red Peace Talk Called Insincere   FACTS OF CASE ARE RESTATED

Nasty U.S. Note Tells Russia She’s a Liar  Soviet Upbraided fo:  Disregard of Law in RS sess

Bristling Note Charges Russia Has Endangered Peace: No New Efforts Proposed to Resolve Tense Quarrel

Reds Accused Of Menacing World Peace   State Dept. Gets Tough In Note

bane ALD aTOHY OF AIR ATTAGK FALSE   State Dep't Accusation Goes Limit in Usage ef Tough Talk.

Language of Diplomatic Note Tough   Baltic Inctdent Believed Closed For Time Being

FISHING BOAT SEIZURES HIT * BY 3 NATIONS   Sharp Note Accuses Soviet As Threat To Peace

U.S. Accuses Russia of  Lying About Missing Ship   Note Charges Russ With Disregard for Law, Custom and Opinion of Mankind

Conduct Branded Threat To Peace   American Note Charges Soviets With Deliberately Misrepresenting Facts in Baltic Incident.

Bristling Note On Baltic Affair Handed Soviets   Soviet Union Conducting Herself In Manner Dangerous To Peace, America Declares; Reds Had No Intention Of Telling Truth About 10 Yanks Shot Down In Plane

BALTIC CASE ~ [IS PROTESTED   Soviets Flout International Obligations, State Department Warns.

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   John Strohm of NEA Reports: Reds Can Be Stopped In Asia

Ask Candidates To Appear At Open Meeting  Women Voters Invite Public To Hear Office Seskers

Ask Candidates To Appear At Open Meeting  Women Voters Invite   Women Voters Invite Public To Hear Office Seekers

Hoover Urges Scrapping Of U.N. Organization   Proposes Setting Up New Association With Communist Countries Excluded

Holds Country Sole Contender Thru Cold War  Ex-Chief Voices Need for Unity Against Reds   Wha’e With Li<?

Hoover Urges Reformed U.N. Without Reds   Ex-President Demand: United Front to Block viet *Lmnerialiem’

U. S. Steadily Losing Ground  To Communists  Creeping Imperialism of Soviet, Allies Hit

Former President Calls For Use Of Experience In Dealing With Prob. lems Of U. S. Foreign Relations

Ex-President Says United States Being Isolated as Sole Contender In ‘This Cold War’

Hoover Asks Reds Ousted From UN   Former President Asks New United Front For UJ. §.

HERBERT HOOVER PROPOSES NEW U.N WITH REDS BARREL      Former President Sees Need of Dynamic United Front to Halt March of Soviet Imperialism.   SAYS U.S. IS LOSING TROUNDIN COLD WAR   Declares Collective Action o Free Nations Would Be More Effective Against  Spies.

New Setup With Reds Shut Out, New Suggestion   Former President Sees U. S. “Steadil; Losing Ground” to Russia; Says We Need to Know Who Are With Us.

Hoover Wants New UN With Reds Excluded   ‘New United Front’ Against Russians Urged By Ex-Presiden:

One World Idea Exists No More, Publishers Told   Ex-President Pleads for Moral Cooperation of God-Fearing Folk

Herbert Hoover Calls For New United Nations With Russians Shut Off   Only Living Ex-President Says America Being More And More Isolated As Sole Contender In Cold War. And Losing Ground Fast

HOOVER CALLS FOR SCRAPPING QF PRESENT UN   Recommends New One With Communist Countries Shut Out

Ex-President Proposes New United Nations   Herbert Hoover Would Shut Out. Communist Countries: °:

HARK THE HERALD - -   Trucker Safety Contest At Chicago Stock Yards

AD AB Bes ie By ie is ee ee es @  Tugboat Believed Victior OF Storm

'NQ CHANCES PLANNED   Truman Wil! Stay With Secretaries Johnson and Acheson

President Backs Up  Secretaries   Says Acheson And Johnson Will Stay

Consulate in Peiping Taken Over; Angry U. 8. Closes Other Offices: State Depar tment ‘Defeatism’ Hit

China Reds Seize U.S. Consulate  America Orders AJ Aids Home; GOP Demands Ach: Onrie

SERVICE GAVE INFORMATION TO AMERASIA   Official Admits ‘indiscretion’ Under Questioning

Coal Situation Steadily Grows More Confusing   Only About 11,000 Miners Are Working In Western Pennsylvania Pits   DISTRICT LEADERS KEEPING SILENCE

NUMBER IDLE MINERS GROWS   18,000 Stay Away Fran Pits — Strike Technique Believed Part of UMW's Plan to Win New Contract.

Undersecretary Of Navy Escapes Crash  Plane Hits Cable But Lands Safely

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  Bstienadt tise Alawsnam tVinaonté Daala   Change For The Better   ‘4 Good Fellow’

High Official Predicts Mine Seizure ‘Unless Settlement Comes by Tonight

Mine Seizure Seen Certain By Tonight  To Come If Pact Baile Save Official

SEIZURE OF COAL PITS SEEN UNLESS STRIKE ENDS SOON   High Official Predicts Government Action If Dispute Remains Unsettled Tonicht.   DECLARES CRITICAL WEEK 18 AT HAND   White House Gives No Indi cation It Wil Request Power to Take Over Mines.

Union Holds It’s Innocent Of Contempt   Contract Talks Recess With No Time Fixed to Resume Negotiations

clubhouses,  Colleges for Old Studied   Educator, 80, Tells Plan to Care for Aged in America

YOUTH IS FOUND DEAD IN AUTO   GIRL UNCONSCIOUS, BLAME ESCAPE OF GAS FROM EXHAUST.

BLAME WEATHER FOR TWO DEATHS IN SOUTH ILLINOIS      Marion Youth Dies of Gas it Car; Robinson Boy ; Killed.

New Chief Of European Force Has Peace Aims  ‘Not Easy And Net Quick’ Seriously Says Eisenhower

‘Ike Says New Command Aims  To Keep Peaee   Gruenther To Be Chief-of-Staff; Others Not Chosen

Mercury Drops Below Normal  Light Snow Falls In Great Lakes Sector

France Planning Larger Army  Increase from Seven To 10 Divisions Seen

Chinese Lead 4-NMile Push In UN Center   American Column Drives Ahead In Northeast Closer To Manchurian Border

Enemy Attacks Being Made On Center Of Front  Chinese Red Forces   Chinese Red Forces Leading Drive On South Korean Troops

100 to7 Shot Wins British Race   Kelling Leads Pack to Wire in Cambridaeshire

No Evidence of Open Support By Chinese Reds  Prisoner Said Thev   Prisoner Said They Aided North Koreans

investigate Reports as to Chinese Reds   ‘No Evidence’ of Open Support to North Korea

NO SIGN OF CHINESE REDS SENDING ARMY INTO NORTH KOREA   South Korean Patrol Races All The Way To South Bank Of Yalu River In Center Of Korea - Manchuria Fro ntier.

No Evidence Of Support By Chinese   Patrols Sent To  Yalu River, Northern Boundary; No Reports Of Resistance

Report 20,000 Already  Over Manchurian Border   However, U. S, Headquarters Claim “No Evidence Of Overt Or Open Support Of North Korea By Chinese Commun‘ete_

Korean Support By China Reds Not in Evidence  Investigate Report  Ey ee ee   Investigate Report After Capturing 2 Chinese in Battle

U. S. Doubts Red China Enters War  Inveeticate Claims   Investigate Claims Outside Troops Aic North Korean Stand

Jaycees Looking To Adivifies  Safety Lone Painting, Model Plane Contest, Park Seautifiection in Plans

Jaycees Looking To Activities  Sofety Lone Pointing, Model Plane Contest, Park  Reautificatian in Plana

Report Italy's Robin Hood Is Hiding In U.S.   Say Bandit Leader May Be Living In East Coast City

Great Cathedrals in Old World And New Will Be Scenes of  Easter Celebrations Tomorrow

Christendom Will Celebrate Easter   Observance Has Already Started in Ancient Jerusalem   THRONG ROME STREETS   639 Policemen Will Handle Annual Parade in New  York City

Christians of World Will Celebrate Joy of Easter   Millions Observe Religious Holiday In Varied Ways —

Some Rain Is Expected For Easter   Christians Will Mark Miracle Of! Resurrection  With Prayers

Joyous Services Honor Resurrection  Special Rites Hail Easter In Old, New Worlds

Christians Throughout the World Plan Festive Easter Celebrations Sunday

Joyful Message  Of Ricen Christ Will Ring Anew   Devout to Gather in Great Cathedrals, On Hilitops, In Villages

EASTER OBSERVANCE — Miracle Of Resurrection  Draws People To Church

Miracle Of Resurrection Draws Faithful To Church And Hilltop Services In Easter Observance

Christians Plan Celebration of Christ's Resurrection— World Rallies for Easter Joys

Easter Sunday To Be Observed By Christianity Devout To Kneel To Mark Miracle  Mt Decurrection

Easter Bells Call Faithful To Worship   _ Celebration Already Underway in Israel Will Be Repeated All Over World Tomorrov

World Easter Rites Set  Joy Of Christian Story Revived   Easter Restoration

Miracle Of Christ’s Resurrection Draws Faithful To Churches In World-Wide Observance Of Easter

‘Devout Will Kneel In Great Cathedrals And Village Churches; Also ‘A Dav For Other Jovs

Ever-Hopeful Message of The _ Risen Christ To Be Given  To Many Millions of  Christians.  cLoupy. SHOWERS  CAN BE EXPECTED

EASTER TO BE OBSERVED WITH RITES AROUND WORLD   Eastbay Easter Services Paces 6. 7. 8 and 9

Joy Of Easter To Be Marked By Christians   Resurrection Story From Village Churches Great Cathedrals

Washington Preparing for + 250,000 Visitors Over Easter Week-End

Millions to Herald Dawn of Easter   Christians Will Mark Day at Church; New York Awaite Big Parnde

Community Joins Christendom in Easter Services  Predict Cold Weather - For Pennsylvania for  Sunday Church-Goers

Joy of Easter Will Be Celebrated Wherever Christians Gather Sunday

—MILLIONS HAIL MIRACLE—  Easter Brings Renewed Hope To Christians

Easter Is Celebrated Over World Today Wherever Christians Gather

Observance of Easter to Be General   Devout to Kneel in Great Cathedrals anc in Village Churches

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION   NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON PROPOSED COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT

Binaggio Death Tied to Broken Gaming Pledge   Police Believe Politician Was Killed for Failure To ‘Open Up’ Cities

Heavy Rains, Tornado Plague Texas Areas  Orange, Beaumont end Port Arthur Flooded; binil Mite Alact Crane

Troops Stab Inland 7 Miles At Pohang  1st Cavalry, 25th Divisions Landed;  No Opposition Met

Police Find 4 Truckloads Of Articles   Early Estimate of Value Is ‘Several Thousand Dollars’

Small Woman Held by Police For Big Hauls   T’ny Brunet Accused of Stealing Four Truckloads from Three State Cities.

AITLEE ASKS CONFIDENCE   seeks Parllamont’s Vote In Schu man Plan Policy

Indiana Cafe ‘Laid in Ruins   Apartment Dwellers Buried Under Bricks

Home Cafe In Indiana ls Wrecked   5 Persons Rescued; Restaurant Located In Portland, Ind., Near Flood Area

Governor Defends Refusal fo Call  Housing Session  No Start Made in Housing Program With U. S. Aid

Defends Decision on Special Sessior  Drake U. Democrats Criticize Beardsley 

FIVE-BILLION DEFICIT LOOMS   Income Tax Collections Falling Far Below Estimates.

Limping Income Tax Collections Worry Officials   Deeper Deficit Thar Forecast Seen if Laq Is Continued

Tax Lag May Cut Billion Off Revenue   Signs Point to Deficit Much Greater Than Truman Estimate.

Lagi in Tax Income  Will Hurt Budget   Turn for Worse Will Have Impact on Future Plans For Money Legislation

Income Tax  Slump Noted   Limping Collections Slash Budget Amount

Lagging Receipt Of Income Taxes To Hurt Budget  ean Is For st As

TAX INCOME I$ WAY SHORT OF GUESS’ TOTAL   Lagging Collections Might Send Government Even More in Red

Estimate Drops Billion   Sure To Affect National Spending, Tax Legislation

KKK KKK BARRAGE OF TOMATOES: ‘AND EGGS GREET REO DEAN IN CANADIAN TOWN

U.S., MEXICO END TRADE AGREEMENT   Brings Prospect of Addi. tional Price Boosts

U.S., Mexico To Scrap 7-Year Trade Contract  Americans Will Face Prospect Of   Americans Will Face Prospect Of Higher Prices On Many Products

U.S. and Mexico Cancel Reciprocal Trade Agreement   May Boost Prices Of Goods from Man: Foreign Countries

Mexican Trade Pact Near End   Seven-Year-Old Agreement Terminates December 31

U.S., Mexico To Break Off Trade Treaty  Reciprocal Agreemen 7 Years Old; Prices Likelv To Rise.

U. §., Mexico to End Trade Pact  Brings Prospect: Of Price Boosts

Patrol Trap Nets Second of Three Escaped Convicts   Search for Third Man Around Cedar City; Trusty Walks Off

Patrol Nabs _ Two Fugitives; One Wounded   Two Other Convicts At Large; Three Boys Flee Training Schoo!

Preston Tucker Demanding Dismissal Of Government  Attorneys In Fraud Charge

TUCKER CALLING FOR VENGEANCE   Head Of Defunct Auto Com“pany Asks : Dismissal Of Three Attorneys. And-Sues For $1,000,000.

Tucker Demands Ouster Of Federal Attorneys Who Prosecuted Charges Against Him. Also Million In Damages

Wherry Flays Acheson, Truman on Statements   Senator Accuses Secretary and President Of Confusion in Remarks on War Dancers

Wherry Warns Of Contlict In War Talks   Finds Truman, Achesor Statements Are Not Alwavs Co-ordinated

Accuses Truman and Achesor  Of Confusing U. S. Public  Sen. Wherry Points Out Conflicting

Trath Asked On Cold War By Senator   Wherry Declares Truman, Acheson Conflicting On Future

Wherry Cites Varied Views On War Peril   Truman Optimistic On Peace Outlook; Acheson Sings Blue

Brannan Farm Plan Is Key Issue In Primaries   Guard Pilots Spend Weekend Shooting Up Wild Blue Yonder

Voters In Three Other States Go To Polls Tuesday   Voting Results May  Help Administration Decide On Farm View

California, lowa Primaries Are Run   Fate Of Brannan Plan Issue In One Election

Several States. Have Primaries Today, Tuesday  lowa Vote May Decide Farm Issue

FARM PLAN ISSUE IN IOWA PRIMARY   OUTCOME MAY HELP DETERMINE STAND IN NOVEMBER ELECTION

Iowa’s Vote Tops Tuesday Election Lists   Brannan Plan In Balance In lowa; California To Decide On A Roosevelt In Its Primary

lowa Primary May Help Decide Fate Of Brannan Plan  Vote in Democratic Senate R Race Eyed  a  npbw rs

lowa Primary May Sef Play On FarmPlan  Demos In Californ! To Vote Tomorrow

lowa Primary Today May Help Democrats Decide Fafe Of Brannan Farm Program  California, South Dakota, New Mexico Will Vote Tomorrow

PRIMARIES DUE THIS WEEK —lowa Democrats May Help HS1 Decide ' ‘Brannan’ Plan Issue

BRANNAN FAR PLAN GETS TEST IN IOWA PRIMAR’   Democratic Candidate Fo U. 5, Senator Supporter Ot Brasacel

Primaries In 4 States Spotlighted   lowa Democrats Vote On Six Candidates For Seat In Senate

IOWA PRIMARY MAY SET FARM PLAN DECISION   Four States Are Holding Elections On Tuesda,

Brannan Farm Plan Hits Major Hurdle In Iowa Primary Vote Tuesday

James Roosevelt To Face Vote Test In California Primary On Tuesday

Iowa Voting ToBeGuide OnBrannan      Truman Aides Expected to Use Poll as Rule About Boosting or Hoshine Plan   California Decides   Roosevelt Nomination Is to Be Setiled by West Coast Democrats

Primary in lowa To Decide Battle On Brannan Plan   California’s Vote Also Watched for 1952 Indications

Demos Watch Primary Inlowa  Voto Muy Set Party Policy On Ferm Plan

Towa Primary to Decide Brannan Farm Plan Issue   President Plugged for Policy in Recent Western Tour

President Interested In Primary   Farmers’ Attitude Toward Proposal !s Vital to Backers

lowa Election Watched By Democrats   Truman Farm Plan May Depend Upon Primary Today

Farm Prices Issue In Iowa   Brannan Plan Future Depends Qn Election

BRANNAN PLAN FUTURE HINGES ON IOWA: VOTE   James Roosevelt on: Block in Tuesday's Demo Primary; ‘Other Races Eyed

Farm Plan Test In lowa Primary  Six Men Running For Democrat Nomination

Iowa Primary May Determine Farm Program   California, North Dakota And New Mexica Alao Making Vital Decisions

Primaries in lowa Seen Deciding Fate Of Brannan Plan in November Elections

Belgium Votes To Return King   lowa Vote May Decide Brannan Farm Program

Brannan Plan Issue in Iowa  A Detemannge tn TT @   4 Primaries in U, §. Hold Vote Attention

iW ill Address Tar Heels  Bar kley Will Speak At Political Dinner

A FEW LIGHT SHOWERS   But Winter-Like Temperatures Will Miss State of Kansas

Former G. I. Faces Return To Germany   Feet Protrude From Under Bed As Police Enter Munich Room

Switchmen OK Agreement For Waae Increase  300,000 Other RR Workers Refuse To Join Settlements

Railway Peace Buoyed In Pact By Switchmen  23-Cent Pay Raise O.K.’d; Union Takes  Thonn Vann Pladaca

STRIKE IS SETTLED   Spurs Hopes For Ending of ‘the Other Railroad Labor Dispute

Switchmen and Railroads Agree On Wage Boost   23-Cent Increase and 3-Year Contract May Affect Other Disputes

Switchmen End Labor Dispute   Hopes Are Spurred For Settlement of Railroad Troubles

Rails Settlement ‘May End Strikes   Government Seizure Hoped To Terminate

Switchmen,  Carriers Sign RailAgreement  Settlement Won't   Settlement Won't Affect Trainmen’s, Conductors’ Dispute

Switchmen End Labor Dispute   Government, However To Continue Operating Rails.

Switchmen Settle Labor Dispute With Railroads   Government Continue Operations Pending Peace With Others

PAY RAISE ENDS LABOR TROUBLE   Switchmen Get Raise In Wages But Other Railroad Men Are Not Yet Satisfied.

EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS JS AGREED UPON   Will Last Threugh 1950; Additienal Six Months Optienal   TRUMAN EXPECTED TO; "SIGN COMPROMISE

Senate-House Group Agrees On Rent Bill   Compromise Extend: Controls 6 Months Beyond June 30

Rent Control Bill lroned Out  House, Senate Grou  BORER SEES aM nSnemern pam. temenjoreme

Conferees Agree ‘On Extension Of Rent Control Law  Measure Must Be Approved By Congress

Groups Clear Rent for Vote   House and Senate Agre On Lid Compromise

Rent Controt - Compromised   Meosure Extending Lav Six Months Yet To Be Approved

Agree on 6-Month Rent Control Bill  Another 6 Months Up to Localities

COMPROMISE I$ REACHED ON RENT CONTROL   House and Senate Agree on Extension Through 1950

BLOC REACHES COMPROMISE ON RENT BILL   Conferees Approve 6 Months Extender Of Rent Control Law

Agree on Six More Months Rent Control   Compremise Is Reached By Solons; Continue Checks Until January

Touch And Go On Swollen Mississippi   Man-Made Walls May Loose River For Biggest Floods

Area Extending . fo Gulf Threatened By the Mississippi   Predict Drop, ‘However, Within 24 Hours.—Storm Rages Through New Englanc

Early Morning Bulletins   One Killed. Four Injured in Crash Near Lockhart

DEMAND PROBE IN FUCHS CASE   Sen. Bridges Wants Check On Red Contacts In ‘High Places’

Urges Hunt For Fuchs’ U. S. Aides   To Ask FBI Chief It Accused Spy Had High-Placed Contacts

Seek Friends In Washington Of Atomic Spy   Hunt For ‘Contacts’ Ot} Klaus Fuchs Urged By Sen. Bridges

Wants Fuchs’ Contacts In U.S. Hunted   Sen. Bridges Urges Search ‘in High Places’; FBI Chief To be Questioned

Demarids Hunt For Séientist's Accomplices   Bridges Feels ‘Hig hups’ Involved With ’ Fuchs In’ Leaks

Demands Search For Scientist's Contacts In U.S.  Senator Believes Others Involved With Fuchs In Atom Secrets Case

Asks Search of "High Places” in Fuchs Case   Committee Anxious to Locate Contacts of Atom Scientis?

Demands Search In High Places” For Fuch Contacts  eet... * whoo ts   Committee Will Question Hoover Again on Tuesday

BRIDGES Aak3 OPY AID WONT IN TOP SPOTS   Hoover Faces Questioning i ‘Two Committees on Fuchs Case.

Fuchs’ ‘Pals’ In U.S. Face FBI Inquiry   Bridges Demands American Contacts Be Hunted Down

BRIDGES PRODS ATOMIC PROBE   ‘Solon Demands Search 1  America for British Scien   tist’s Contacts

Congressman Asks Search Of Contacts Briton Made   Committees To Hear Further Testimony  By J. Edgar Hoover

Hoover Meets with Committee      Other Persons May Be Involved, Authorities Say

Spy Probe Asked ‘InHigh Places’  BridgasToRaise Issue in Committee

Senator Asks Hunt For Accomplices of British Scientist in A-Bomb Case

JAX EVADERS Gtl MORE OPPOSITION   Maybank Will Press For Col lection Instead Of Increased Taxes

Senator Urges Crackdown On Income Tax Evaders   Demand Is Made to Avert Tax Boost; 3.000 Mere Agents to Be Requested _

LIE AND STALIN ~INLONG PARLEY   Diplomets Think China Representation Is Chief Topic  OTHERS TAKE PART

Lie Confers With Stalin In Moscow   UN Official Seeks To Prevent Breaking Up Of Peace Move

U. N. OFFICIAL CONFERS WITH JOSEPH STALIN   ‘Conference Between Trygve  Lie and Russian Leader  on ‘Save the U.N.”

Stalin Confers With UN's Lie   90-Minute Session Held: No Details Told

Lie And Stalin Talk In Russta:  Results Secret   Observers Think 90-Min ute Seasion Centered On  Red Actions In UN

UN Secretary-General Holds Conference With Stalin Meets Chinese Red Official  Lie Is Making Determined Effort To Save UN by Easing Tension

Stalin And United Nations’ Trygve Lie Hold 90-Minute Conference In Kremlin

~PEACE MOVEInterview  Topics Are Kept Mum   PRESS PARLEY. TOMORROW

Lie and Stalin Talk 90 Minutes  __ Meet. Clmaxes ‘Save The UN” Mission «:

Stalin, UN Head Talk 90 Minute:   Conference Climaxes ‘Save the U.N.’ Miasion of Lie

Tryave Lie Talks With Joe Stalin   Hes Long Conversation With Russian, Then Meets Chinese Ambassader

90-Minute Talk Details Not Given  Believe China’s UN Seat One Of Major Topics

Stalin Talks To Tryave Lie, Un Secretary  Easing Of East-West Re a eR et Me gM oc,

Stalin, Lie Hold Parley In Kremlin   U. N. Secretary Hopes His Talks Will Save World Organization

{OLOTOV AND VISHINSKY ARE KIBITZERS Trygve Lie And Stalin Hold 90-Minute Talk At Kremlin

UN Secretary Talks fo Joe About Issues   Lie Confers With Stalin For 90 Minutes; Details Of Conference Have Not Been Officially Revealed

Doubt Is Held Russians Have Alterec Refusal to Act, if Chiang’s Regime ' Has Representation; Climaxes Trip

LIECONFERS WITH STALIN   China’s Position In U.N. Believed Major Topic of Parley.

Lie and Stalin Talk Cold War For 90 Minute:   No Indication Given of Change In Red Attitude

Stalin and Lie Talk at Kremlin  90 Minute Session   90 Minute Session Brings 2 Together

Stalin Receives Trygve Lie for 90-Minute Talk   Details Not Disclosed Diplomats Say China Might Be Topic

Secretary Of UN Meets With Red Chinese Envoy   Lie On Mission To Save The UN; Talks With Stalin

Stalin Plays Host to Lie In U.N. Talk   Secrecy Hides Result of Bid To Ease Crisis

LI CONFERS 90 MINUTES. WITH STALIN   China’s Position In U.N. Main Topic, Belief

Stalin And Lie Chat For Hour And Half At Kremlin About Cold War, Red China   Moscow Dispatch Reports Russians Showing Signs Of Modifying Their Refusal To Participate In United Nations.

Lie and Stalin Confer. At Length in Kremlin.   Meetina Climaxes UN Official’s Trip to “Moscow in Attempt to End. Cold ~ War— China's. Representation J Re epodad acChiel Topic oo            “NO SIGNS OF AGREEMENT.

Lie Talks With Stalin For 90 Minutes   UN, Soviet Leaders To Hold Joint News Conference Wednesda\

Rentals'On Public Housing Project Here Explained   Details Of Housing Unit Are Given By Director

By Henry W. White, Director City of. Cullman Pebtic . Soueisse ‘Dee.

CANNON PLEDGES SPENDING CUT 10 BALANCE BUDGE!   ‘All, Appropriations To B Considered In Single Omnibus 81]

Seeks fo Regain Oil-Rich Lands   Former Texas Women Files Suit Involving 20 Sections, $12,000,000

FARM BUREAU: PLANS DRIVE   Membership Canvass Starts Next Week; Annual Meeting Monday

Too Much for the Judge  He Frees Mother Only: Lets Dauahter Have Leo

jAnnouncer Quiets Crowd—  Talks Above Storm To Halt Circus Panic

Tragedy Narrowly Averted as Storm Lashes Circus Tent: 12 Persons Hurt

LUCAS PREDICTS STEEL RATIONING   AUTO INDUSTRY CAN STILL BUILD MILLIONS OF CARS

Steel for Autos : May Be Limited  Lucas Says: ‘President Expects to Curb Use

Steel for Autos May Be Limited  Lucas Says Industry   Lucas Says Industry Must Shift for Wor

NO AUTO HALT — IS ANTICIPATED   Senator Lucas Says Car Manufacturing Won't Be Shut Down

Gale, Tide Lash W. Florida Coast  Hurricane Roars Taward Tampa Bay

ULF HURRICANE PPROACHES WESI COAST OF FLORID:   orm Expected to Strike Within Few Hours—Disturbance Packs Winds of 290 Miles an Hour.   EACH RESIDENTS APVISED TO LEAVE   hose Living Along 200-Mil Area Told to Rush Precautions — Bombers Fly From Tampa

Florida Girds As New Storm Crosses Gulf   Second Hurrieane Roar: Toward Tampa Area On West Coast

Florida Braces for Another _ Hurricane   Dangerous Gales Are Expected To Sweep All OL Peninsula

Another Blow on Way to Florida, West Coast Now   90 Mile Winds Heading for Tampa Bay Section

Stassen Hits Labor Chief:   Says Ohio Election Shows They Should Not Con tinue as Politicians.

Faithful by Thousands Flock to See ‘Miracle’ of Bleeding Woman —

TWO RELEASED IN DEATH CASE   Rule Out Murder In Death Of Migrant Farm Worker

Temperatures   Contempt Trial Proceeds as U. S. Reels Under Strike Impact; Fine Called Only Weapon Against Union

N ew Threats é ‘Made To Put  -_ -.overnment  4%,  Pover Mines   Charge Of Contempt Faces Coal Digvers  Union Despite Plea

More Facing Work Layoff As Fuel Fails   Cost to Miners Mounting  As Pit Stoppage Goes Yostes 'THetecd Wack

Talk Of Seizing Mines Increases; Supplies Dwindle   White Negotiations Remain Suspended;  Strike Toll Spreads

Idle Because of Coal Strike Passes Half Million Mark   Continuing Strike Hitting Harder at Nation’s Economy

= _ STRIKE — Contempt Trial Is Continued   TRUMAN STILL TS HOLDING OFF

Government May  Seize Coal Mines Contract Talks Off; Hardships  . Increase: Violence Threatened

Contempt Decision Is Near _   Only Few More Witnesses to be Heard  In Case Against UMW Strike Misery Spreads

Government Goes Ahead With Trial   Shortage Of Fucl Made More Acute By Cold Weather

EARLY ACTION TO TAKE OVER MINES, RUMOR   But White House  Remaining Silent  On Strike Plans

COAL SCARCITY PROMPTS TALK OF U. S. SEIZURE   Proposal To Take Over Mines Gains Strength As Troubles Spread—Union Tries To Avoid Fed eral Fine.

US to Seize Coal Mines?   Hint Government Ready to Step in if Parley Fails

HALF-MILLION MADE IDLE BY COAL STRIKE   Production Lags In Steel Plants To Save Fuel

Mine Seizure  Is Held Back   Government Hopes To Avoid U.S. Taking Over Coal Pits

Hopes for End of Coal Strike Continue Dark   Government Seizure Held Only Course to Get Fuel to Nation

Official Claims Action By U.S. Seems Inevitable  Settlement Talks Su: Svepen inded Su wb lect  ‘. ..*_1.

STRIKE COSTS MINERS $0 MILLION A DAY   Steel Cutbacks Idle Thousands More in National Crisis

Report Gov't. May Take Ove: Coal Mines. .   Goes Ahead With Contempt Trial of Miners’ Union

Chaos Faces Fuel Starved U. S. Industry   Battle Sees End of Rope As 500,000 Are Idle  ,

Heavy Fine Against UMW Is ~ Government’s Only Weapon;  End of Strike Seems  Remote.   TRUMAN GIVES NO HINT OF SEIZURE

~——1VE BAY Ed  UMW Trial Resumed In  % S. Court  No Progress In Contract Talks

U.S. Seizure Seen Likely ToComeSoon   More Than Half Million Idled In Pits, Aled Jobs

U.S. Ready te Wind Up Coal  Contempt Case   Contract Parleys Are Called-- Off; Failed To Reach. “Agreement

COAL SHORTAGE PINCHES NATION   Hal€ Millon Workers Made Idle And Country Scrapes Botlom Of Bin For Heating Fuel.

Contempt Trial Resumed in Washington   No Real Progress Reported Toward Early Settlement

Industries Further Feel Coal Pinch   Inconvenience, Hardship Spread To Many States

More Than 500,000 Will Be Idle Today Beeause of Strike   Coal Walkout Brings Nation's Stockpiles Near Vanishing Point; Chaos Predicted If Strike Continues  More Week: Many Schools Closed

VER 180,000 ARE JOBLESS IN INDUSTRIES   New Increases In'U. S  Unemployed Near In  3rd Week of Strike

Coal Strike Hammers At U.S. Economy   Official Says Gov’t May Have To Seize Mines

Coal Shortage Troubles Are Spreading   Little Hope Is Seen For Settlement of Strike by Negotiation

HALF MILLION ARE IDLED BY STRIKE   Additional Thousands Off In Steel Plants

Steel Plant Idle Number Grows Daily, Others Hurt   Over Half Millon Persons Lack Work Because Of Dispute

Mine Chieftain Back In Capital To Direct Fight   Coll Wave Increases Sericusness Of Coal Crisi More Industries And Schools Closing; Hospitals Feel Shortace  Sy

LAYOFFS GAIN AS STOCKS OF COAL DECLINE   Knockout Blow Loom:  To Economy Unless  Strike Ends Soon

Show No Signs of Returning To Pits  Number of Unemployed in Allied Industries is Mounting  FIRM CONTRACT STAND  Government is Going Ahead With Contempt Trial of Union Bulletin Washington, “eb. 28. (P—  spokesman, said today coal contract bargaining sessions will re-

No Hopeful News Today Or Coal Famine   Recruit Quits Mining for Army, ‘Sick of Lewis’

Seizure Rumor Grows As U. S. Economy Slips  Truman Gives No Sign Of Wanting  Dawarc: 1 awice Rack

Nearly 600,000  Now Idle in Tieup  Operations in Steel Areas Close Down

U.S. Afforneys Indicate 4-5 More To Testify  UMW Defense Still  To Come; No Sign Seen As To Extent Of Their Rebuttal

ne STL tu YS. SEIZURE OF oH DIGGINGS   lewis Returns Te Copitel Contract Tatks Off Fer  Brasantd

UMW Trial To Continue In Federal Court   No Progress Made In Halting Nationwide Walkout Of Miners

Strike Hammers Mercilessly af U.S. Economy  Gtanl BDlawée Lau   Steel Plants Lay Off Thousands More

Ohio Governor Gets Touah To Get Coal Out   Union Is on Trial For Failure To Get Miners Back on Job

Results Due to Walkout Mount   Total Idle Now Past the Half Million Mark

HALF MILLION © ARE IDLED BY COAL DISPUTE      Capital Official Says Set. tlement Soon Or Seizure Inevitable

TRIAL OF LEWIS UNION PRESSED IN EAST TODAY   Talk Increases that Government May Seize Mines After UMW Is Fined

Defense To Take Over Coal Case   Government Has Only Several’ Witnesses To Call; No End Of Trial In Sight

‘Big Steel’ Cutbacks Idle Thousands More As Result Of Soft Coal Strike

Peace Talks To Resume  Wednesday   Attorneys Promise Quick Wind-Up of Government Case With Four or Five More Witnesses Slated

Half Million Are Idled by Coal Strike   Miners Show No Signs of Turning Back in Walkout

More Than Half-Million Workers To Be Idled Today By Soft Coal Strike

Quick Wind Up Of Government Case Indicated   4 or 5° Witnesses Left in UMW Trial

All Contract Talks Are Off For the Present  White House Is Mur On Any Future Step:

Diggers Stay Out of Pits; Conferees J Idle   Lawyers in Court Action Debate Type of Evidence

Miners Causing Unemployment To Rise In U.S.   Strike Has Adverse Effect On Nation’s Economy

Contempt Case Against Union Reopens Today  Chance Bleak To Ge Coal Moving Aaain

ONE OFFICIAL SAYS ACTION INEVITABLE   J. S. Continues Contemp Trial Of U.M.W.  CONTRACT TALKS   Off For Indefinite Period: Fine Is Only Weapon Government Now Has

Strike Spreads Misery   Contempt Case End Appears , Close; Nothing to Raise Hope to End Strike

Gov't Has Only 4 or 5 More Witnesses   Uncertain, However, as to How Much Time Defense Will Take

Commies to Ignore New Anti-Red Law   Party Leaders Say They Will Refuse To Register---Long Leaal Fight Looms

Much Tape to Unwind Before U.S. Red Could Be Jailed Under New Act

AEDS MAY NOT FACE JAIL FOR U ON 4 YEARS   Can’t Even Be Arrested Until Legal Machinery Has Arranged Trials.

Can’t Jail Reds for Refusing to Register   May Be 4 Years Before Effect of New Law is Felt

U, S Planes and Warships Continue to Pound Heavily at Com. munist Troops — An Estimated 1,500 Enemy Casualties in 48 Hours Attributed to Alr Strikes

DEFENSE ARC REMAINS FIRM   U.S. Planes and Warships Con‘timie to Pound Heavily at Com. munist Troops — An Estimated 1,500 Enemy Casualties in 48 Mours Attributed to Air Strikes.

Charge ‘Double Cross’ in Cretan _ Romeo and Juliet Romance Today

Barbarity, Murder Of Yank Soldiers Astounds MacArthur  General Has Documentary Proof 18 U, S. Prisoners Slain In Korea While Bound

Pictures Prove Atrocities By Reds  bed * * * * &   MacArthur Angered By Evidence Captive Gls Bound, Slain

—U. S. SOLDIERS MURDERED— Warn Korea Reds Found Guilty Will Face Death

PROOF RECEIVED  nen tenet ceteatt  MacArthur Denounces Reds’ ‘Barbarous Murder’ of Gls

Atrocities of War Reported   Murder of Yank Prisoners By Reds Told

Have Proof Of Murder By Koreans   Special Communique Is “Issied by MacArthur  Headquarters; Stain Placed at 18   U.N. Makes Appeal   Lie Asks Both Parties. to _ Observe Conventions - of Geneva

Barbaric Acts Astound MacArthur pomenaNeboneNnbY cen E ti ake hbe  Reds Warned Against Continued Atrocities

Field Dispatches In dicate atLeast 18 American Soldiers Have Been Bound and Shot to Death by Captors.

MacArthur Warns That Those Guilty Of Barbarity Will Face Death If Caught

Reports Of Atrocities Against (. S. Prisoners Of War Found To Be True

Korean Reds Warned To Holt Atrocities  MacArthur Assails Killing Of Prisoners

MacArthur Is Angered Over Red Atrocity   Death Awaits Guilty Koreans If Caught, General Declares;  12 Inctancec Known

¢MacArthur Charges Reds Murdered Four Americans. Face Death Tf Caught

Korean Killers To Be Punished  MacArthur Comments On Atrocity Stories

HAS PROOF OF ATROCITIES ON WAR PRISONERS   Gen. MacArthur Issucs Warning That He Holds North Korean Leadership Responsible for Permitting Barbaric Acts.

Murderers Of U. S. Men Face Death If Captured  MacArthur Says   MacArthur Says Proof Received Of Atrocities

Proof Received Of Atrocities  MacArthur Asserts Murder Committed

Next Move Is Federal  Government's   Emergency Rules Prevail in Many U. S. Cities

U. S. May Demand Sanctions Against  North Korea Reds   U.N. Council Action To Be Sought for Defiance Of "Cease Fire Orders

US. May Call For Sanctions Against Korea   U.N. Security Council Cease Fire Order Is Defied by Northerners

U. §. Apparently Prepares fo Ask UN Sanctions Against North Koreans

U. 3, MAY CALL FOR SANCTION   DEMAND FOR U. N. ACTION AGAINST NORTH KOREA APPEARS PROBABLE.

Commerce Dept. Defends Official   Senator Asks Probe Tiirector’s Lovalty

ee  Marines Make First Contacts With Red Tr ‘oops In Korea War       Patrol Contacts Commie Observation Post But No Shots ' Exchanged; Reds Using Jap Rifles, Unit Reports

NORTH KOREANS KILLING SELVES   Higher Officers Commit Hara-Kiri Rather Than Be Captured

FEW OFFICERS ARE CAPTURED   Red Commanders Kill Themselves Rather Than Be Caught

YANKS CAPTURE NO REDS ABOVE IND LIEUTENANT   Korean Officers Facing Cap. ture Are Reported Committing Hara-Kiri.

War by Aug. 31   Enemy Suffers Huge Losses in Last Three Devs of Fichting

Report 11,000 Invaders Hit In Three Davs   Communists Told: End War Aug. 31

Their New Losses Fixed At 11,000   Two North Korean Troop And Ammunition Ships Reported Knocked Out Of War By South Korean Naval Units

11,000 inflicted In Three Days By U.N. Forces   Reds Under Orders To Wipe Out Allied Defense Lines By Aua. 3]

Make Desperate Try To Crack Defense Lines   Estimate 15,000 North Korean Casualties During Three Days

Red Smash Checked in Taegu Area   Night Air-Gun Hookup Blocks It; Losses Of Foe Soaring.

Estimate 11,000 To 15,000 Casualties In Three Days—Balk Reds Near Taegu

Loss Is Heavy In 2-ply Blast By Allied Forces   Desperation Attack On Taegu May Be Last Major Effort

Allied Air Power Tips Communist  Plans Off Balance   South Koreans Warships Batter Two Troopships; Their Marines In Landing

11,000 MEN ARE LOST BY N. KOREANS   Despite Punishing Losses, Invaders Continue to Mass More Men for Ex~  pected Big Push. .   ALLIES ARE HOLDING ON MOST FRONTS   Yield a Two-Mile Sector North of Taegu on Central Front. Bombers Hit Enemy.

Aliies Claim 11,000 Casualties Inflicted On Enemy in 3 Days   But Communists Continue To Build Forces for a Big Push That May Be Their Last

Desperate Try To Oust Allies Is Shaping Up  Air And Artillery Attacks Halt Red

Temperatures   Toll May Hit 15,000 for Three Days: Aug. 31 Set As Invaders’ Target Date

Foe Strives to Crack U.N. Lines in South   Night Air-artillery Operation Halts Invaders’ Attack

Korean Reds’ Casualties Soar Over 11,000 in Bid To Crack UV. N. Defencec

Over 11,000 Casualties  Reported   North Koreans Seek To Crack Defenses Make Slight Gain

Allies Claim Casualty Toll Tops 11,000  UN Forces Yield On One Sector; Last Push Seen

Losses of 11,000 Renorled Durina  Three-Day Battle Taegu Still Major Goal: South Korea  Von e

But Enemy Builds Up New Drives   Report Concentration Of Men, Supplies in South, Central Areas

ENEMY LOSES 15,000 MEN IN 3 DAYS   Two Troop And Ammunition Ships Are Knocked Out  BEertcrrfnr   Yield In Only One Sector; Communists Building Up For Drive At Pusan

North Koreans Launch All-Out Attack to Crack  United Nations Lines

North Koreans Mass Troops for Big Attack Which Americans Predict May Be Their Last.  ENEMY RADIO DROPS TOTAT, SITICCESD’ THEME

Despite Losses That May Reach 15,000 in Three Days, Communists Still Mass Troops  Americans Predict Expected Big Pus! Rv Northernerse Mav Be Their Last

Communists Lose 11,000 In Three Days   Invaders Ordered to  Wipe out UN Line by August 31—Americans Holding on All Fronts

Invaders Still Mass Troops in Center and. South for ‘Last Push’   South Korean Naval Units Knock Out Two Red Ships; Flares Guide Planes In Night Attack on Taegu Sector

Invaders Mass Menand Probe Korean Defense   “High Command Sets ‘August 31 as Date to Wipe Out Allies

Barrage Stops Oo ne  Red Drive   Estimate Three-Day Toll at 15 Thousand Reds Kitled. Woundec

11,000 MEN LOST BY NORTH KOREANS IN CURRENT PUSH   U.S. Forces Holding All Along Line With Some Slight Local Gains Made By Foe; Big Bombers Again Pound Enemy By Li ght of Artillery Fire.

Desperate Foe Still Probing For Weak Spot   Time Running Out Or Order To Break U. N. Defenses

Continue To Mass For Big ‘Last’ Drive   Phosphorous Shells Guide Yank Pilots To Commie Lines

Enemy Continues Buildup For Big Drive OnPusan  Allies Attacking Or Holding Positions AU Along War Front

Desperate Foe Is Continuing Major Buildups   Flare-Lit Plane, Artillery Attack Stops Invaders Near Taegu

Over 11,000 Lost In Three Days of Desperate Fightin   Continue to Mass Men for Try at Cracking Lines

North Koreans Confinue fo Mass For Big Push That May Be Last   Communist Toll in Three Days. of Attacks May Be as High as 15,000; Airand Artillery ’ Blows Halt Enemy Drive on Centro] Front

Despite Losses That May Reach 15,000 in Three Days, Communists Still Mass Troops  Americans Predict Expected Big Push B.. Alacthaenarve Adav Ra’ Thoir  ack

Allies Take 3-Day Toll lof 11,000   South Korean Navy Knocks Out 2 Enemy Troop-Loaded Ships

Mishaps Cause $2,898 Damage   One Person Killed, Four Hurt in City During January

Auto Accident Damage High   Report Revenue From Parking Meters Down During Month

PLANE EXPLODES ~—INAIR; 6 KILLED   ' oo  [rWO SURVIVE CRASH OF  TROOP CARRIER CRAFT   IN TENNESSEE FIELD.

DRAFT CHANGES DISCUSSED AT HEARING TODAY   Committees Approve Lifting Ceiling On Military Maripower

Defense’ Department: to Call as Many. as Half a Mi'ilon. Men for Korean .’. War —- National Guard Expected to be Called Shortly, -.

Committees OK Freeze On All Armed Forces   Also Favor Lifting Limitations On Military Manpower

Business Leaders Pledge Their Help; Some Are Cautious   Prepareduest Cooperation is Assured} “Unsure Altinde Shown on Controls

Estimated — 130,000 at Faith Rally   Catholic Society ‘Holds Big Meeting In Pittsburceh

NEW JAYCEE HEAD   John Crown Elected President of Lawrence Organization

Pickets Atfack Coke Plant: 5 Workers Beafen   Company Plant Damaged; Other Mines Visited

QUALIFY FOR INSURANCE   Announce 52 Kansas Counties Have Met Wheat Requirements

Lubbock Group Leaves McDonald Off —  Demos Okay Official Ballot For Election

Lubbock ck Group sup Leaves McDonald Off  Demos Okay Official Rallot For Election

Switchmen’s Union Cancels a Strike   Mediation Board Announces Move After Negotiations Appear Near Agreement

Rail Switchmen Cancel Strike  Mediation Board  RPanarte Dance Naar

Negofiators Make Progress Toward Pact   National Mediation Board Believes Strike Will Not Be Necessary Now

Progress Disclosed In Talks   Walkout Would Have Been Called Against 10 Lines

Strike Against 10 Railroads Slated for June 1] Is Canceled by Union

Switchmen’s Union Cancel: Strike Threat  Mediators Report  are re i. digital Mate

MARKET SPEEDY ADVANCE HALTS   Gains Remain In Majority But Some Issues Hit Minus Column

Drug Store Drama  Snake Victim Gets Antitoxin  Harrichura Rov Treated at Carhondale Sunday

Rayburn Hints Speed-up Due To Reach Goal   Tax Hike Bill Must Be Passed By Both Houses This Week

Congress Has Hard Row To  Vacation Time   O'Mahoney To Press For Statehood Law And Excess Taxes

Hot Issues Still Face Congress  But Members Would Rather Talk Politics

SOLONS’ EVES UPON VACATION   Senator O'Mahoney Re minds Colleagues Of Hawaii, Alaska Issue

Congress Juggles Several Hot Issues While Longing For Pre-Election Rest

Hot Political Issues Facing Congressmen   Pre-Election Vacation Ahead

‘Alaska, Hawaii Statehood, Other Hot Issues Ahead Of Congressmen Before Pre-Election Vacation

Conaress Juggles Handful of Hot Political Issues as Possible Vacation Grows Near

. Déevides with ‘Reluctance’  Senator Tydings Urges Further Develonment of Hydrosen Bond

Failure lo Have it, Invitation io Attack, Felt  Searching Probe Into Effects Will Be Undertaken

Sen. Tydings [ reves Nation  Make H-Bomb   Committee May Take  Recommendations to Chief Executive Soon

Tydings In Favor of H-Bomb   Strong Hint Committee Will Recommend It to Truman.

Senator Tydings Favors Development of H-Bomb   Lawmaker Says America’s Failure to Have Weapon Might Invite Attack—Connally Also Declares U. S. Should Arm itself With Bomb—Speculation in Government Circles Is That Truman Will Approve Project.

Pressure Grows For Hydrogen Bomb Project   Tydings Adds Voice To Growing Demand For Making Weapon

Tydings Urges U.S. Speed Super Bombs  Says Failure to Act WET. 8b. ogee   Says Failure to Act Weakens Prestige, Invites Russ Atiack

Tydings Says Nation Must Have H-Bomb   Aligns With Connally On Issue, Declaring New Weapon Vital Tt. Amaenw Sato

Transport Hits Mountain Near Raynesford  Two Ranchers Guide Search Party  To Scene of Crash

Transport Hits Mountain Near Raynesford  notavse Chataa   Two Ranchers Guide Search Party To Scene of Crash

France Leads U. N. Move for Priority To Consideration of Intervention Issue

France Leads Move to Give Korea Priority   Red China Spokesmen Frown on Proposal To Halt at 38

ACCEPTANCE OF DECISION IS DOUBTFUL   Previous Red Comment  Anvears To Dim Hopes Of Withdrawal.

Aloo OPPOSts TOP Paldnlty CN UN AGTION   Quick Approval of Demand for Withdrawal in Korea Foreseen.

Russians, French In  U.N. Clash   France Leads Move To Give Priority, To Red China Topic, Soviet Objects . ;

French, Russian Delegates Clash   France Asks Top Priority For Korean Study

__POLITICAL COMMITTEE— France, Russia Clash On Intervention issue

UN Opens Talks On Critical Korean War   First Discussions On Chinese Reds Held By Assembly

France Leads Battle in UN   Clashes With Russia Over Top Priority for Red  ‘China’ s Intervention.

France Urges Quick Action In China Case   Russians Opposed to Giving Matter Top Priority on UN  Calendar

]U. N. Troops Evacuating 'North Korea Under Fire   Over 60,000 Going on Ships; Attack By Chinese Forces Repulsed

Allies Repulse Sporadic Red  Counterattacks   Combat Engineers Try To Span Stream; Air Field Taken at Kimpo

U. S. 25th Division Launches Concerted Attack in Central Sector; Disorganized Enemy in Retreat Everywhere.

Seventh lnfantry  Lands Af Inchon  lo Aid Offensive 2nd Infantry Division  Cross Nektona River On Southern Front

Infantry Lands in Inchon  Leaps Naktong   MacArthur Sees Troops Turning War Tide in Visit to Front; Reds Are Running Away From Devastating Attack

Fresh Men Of Seventh Division  At Inehon ©   Naktong Crossed; Counter-Attacks By Reds Repulsed  In Southeast

RARE CRANE IS CAUGHT IN LA.   Two Helicopters And Pri vate Plane Used To Capture Whooper

World Cotton Supply To Be Tightest Next Year Since 1930’sls Warning

Request Expert To Help Solve Housing Dispute  Delay Public Meeting Pending Action

Request Expert To Help Solve  Housing Dispute Delay Public Meeting  Pending Actian By City Council

alana ctetly _eenmapmniamanaaniel NORWAY MAY OFFER CARGO SHIPS TO UN

New Threat Raised By Red Air Strength   Four U.S. Jets Tangle With Twenty-Four Red MIGs

Growing Air Might Poses UN Problem   24 Russian-Made Planes and Four American Jets  In Big Dogfight

CHINESE MASSING FOR ASSAULT ON KOREA BEACHHEAD   Security Blackout Placed Qn Area; Defenders Beat Off Two Light Attacks

Growing Enemy Airpower Is Another Menace To Allies — 24 Red Jets Battle Four F-80s In War's Biggest Dogfight —- Northwest Front Quiet

DECISION NEAR ON PRICE-WAGE RATIONING CURB   Congressional Support Grows For Expanding Truman’s Powers

Support Grows For Sweeping Price Control   Truman Reported to Have Yielded For Tighter Curbs

President Takes Crack At Hoover   Also Flays Senate’s Filibustering Critics of FEPC.

Civil Rights Issue, Hoover's Jibes Discussed   Power Projects Defended By Him As ‘Proaressive’

Truman Asks Congres:  Pass Pending FEPC Bill   Blasts Critics, Including Hoover,  Who See Nation Heading For Socialisn

Touring President  Urge: Congress to Pass Civil Rights Proposals

TRUMAN APPEALS TO CONGRESS 10 PASS FEPG BILI   President Touches on Civil Rights Issue for First Time on 6,000-Mile Trip.   HITS AT HOOVER AND OTHER CRITICS   Replies to Charge That “Fair Deal” Program Is Heading Down ‘the Last Mile” Toward Socialism.

Truman Attacks Hoover’s Criticism Of ‘Fair Deal, Detends Civil Rights Bill

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Security Couricil Gives Majority Support to U. S. Policy on Korea

U. N. Security Council Approves Truman Plan  To Halt Red Expansion   Soviet Union Absent From Session, But Chief Delegate Malik Meets With U. S. Delegate In Dinner Session Before Council Vote

Soviet Union Absent When Council Votes   Britain, France, China, Norway, Ecuador and Cuba Back U.S. Action

Truman Action Okayed By UN Council 7 To 1   Soviet Union Absent From Council; Claims UN Korean Action Hlegal

Draft To Take 70,000 Men  From Nation In November   All Will Go To Army; Increased Call Will Bring Total To 170,000 Since Korean War Outbreak

ATTLEE’S REGIME 5 STANDING FIRM ON STEEL PROGRAM   Labor Government Decides Against Backtracking on Demand for Nationalization of Industry.   FIGHT CONTINUES ON WAR MINISTER   Lord Beaverbrook’s Newspapears Say John Strachey Is a Communist and Call for His Ouster.

Labor Held Firm OnNationalization Of Steel Industry   Preas Demands Ouster O: Strachey; Unione Call For Vote On Walkout

Labor To Push Nationalization Of British Steel   Jittery Party Seeks To Build Up Strength

British Labor Party Feels 2 Prong Attack      Va. Delegates Start Night Session

Labor to Push British Steel  Nationalization   Socialists Also Seeking Other Ways to Assure Political Survival

M.C. Jones, 33, Williamsburg, Dies Instantly   World War Two Navy Veteran Victim of Auto Accident Near Home Monday Afternoon; Phone Service Partially Disrupted

Williamsburg, Dies Instantly   World War Two Navy Veteran Victim of Auta Accident Near Home Monday Afternoon; Phone Service Partially Disrupted

Brannan Plan Battle Assured Cornbelt Voters   Loveland Wins lowa’s Demorcatic Bid for United States Senate

Cornbelt Voters to See Brannan Plan Fight Former Agriculture Aide Wins Primary Tes

Contact All Along Line  Intensified.   Enemy Reinforced: Reds Concentrating -At Yonehon; Ridgway Arrives At Front

Battle Is Raging East Of Kaesong; UN Forces Hold   Allies Warned Again To Get Out Of Korea; Ridgway Given Command Of Ail Troops, Including 105.000 Men In Tenth Corps

Smith Offers Compromise in Transit Dispute   Wage Concessions Made to Union in Governor's Plan

Smith Plan to Settle Dispute   Governor For Compromise of One in St. Louis

NEW HURRICANE FEARED RISING  Disturbance Building Up as Earlier Blow Passes

New Hurricane Tn Caribbean Being Checked  “Are a Of Susy   “Area Of Suspicion” Located South OF Cuba.

Ships Warned As Hurricane Nears Florida Storm Moves Inland ‘ Over Lower Texas;

OKLAHOMA PRISON SOENE OF RIOT   TWO GUARDS DISARMED AND HELD HOSTAGES FOR HOUR BY 27 CONVICTS.

N avy Seeks to Learn Cause Of Explosion  Giant 80-ton Flying   Giant 80-ton Flying Boat Destroyed; Crew Escaped

] ESCAPE WHEN PLANE HITS SEA   Crewmen Lighthearted After Barely Missing Fiery Death

Navy Probes Explosion of Flying Boat   New Engine Mounted Prior to Test Run Of Pearl Harbor

Navy Probing Fire Loss of Giant Mars   Gigantic Flying Boat Explodes After Water Landing

Navy Seeks Cause Of Mars Blast   Giant Flying Boat Explodes As Engine Catches Fire

PLANE BLAST PROBE IS SET   Seven Crewimen, of. Giant Flying Boat Escape Before Explosion

Big Flying Boat Lost in Explosion   Navy Is Investigating Blast That Wrecked . 80-Ton Mars

fo ENEMY TANKS © ARE KNOCKED OUT   ALLIED PLANES STRIKE HEAVIEST BLOWS OF kKoREAN WAR—NONE LOST.

Allied Troops Prepare For Berlin Moves  Heavily Armed. Troops Swarm Ieta Rariin Arar

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Heavily-Armed British Troops Swarm Berlin

MT. VERNON PAIR IS SHOT TO DEATH   HUSBAND MURDERS ESTRANGED WIFE, COMMITS SUICIDE

Russia Loads Dice in Election Deal  Rimemnn ioc Batic   Agrees io Berlin Vote but East Would Gain by It

Russians Agree To,Berlin Vote-With Conditions  Proposals Coupled With All Advantage To East Zone Reds

CONDITIONS STATED ARE ONE-SIDED   Russia Agrees to Berlin Elections; Wants Free Run

Communists Would Hav Every Advantage In Berln Balloting   WESTERN ALLIES ARE WARY OF PROPOSAL

Reds Agree To Berlin Election  But Stack Cards In Favor Of Commies

Russians Lay Down Own Rules for Free Eleetion in Berlin   Withdrawal of Occupation Troops of All Four Powers, Other Conditions Favoring East Reds Proposed: Official Western Reaction Awaited

Russia Loads Dice in Election Deal   Agrees to Berlin Vote but East Would Gain by It

Russian Army Would Merely Retires Beyond Eastern Boundaries While Big Three Would Virtually Surrender

SOVIETS OKAY ELECTIONS IK DIVIDED BERLIN   But Conditions Aimed To Give East Reds  Every Advantage

In Reply to West Moscow Offers Set of Conditions Strictly Favorable To Eastern Reds

Federal Tax on Oleo Ends July 1   Makers Prepare for Big Rush on That Day

21 Dead In Texas Autos Bloody Toll   Highwoy Sloughter Claims Six Victims ‘In ginale Accident

Some Brotherhood Men Dislike 3-Year Moratorium; Kennedy Suggests Government Cantrol Caompnele Satiafactior

DISSATISFIES RAIL UNION:   Engineers, Conductor: Dislike Contract Terms

Rail Unions Not Yet Satisfied  Grumblings Appear Over ‘Settlement’

SETTLEMENT. DISSATISFIES RAIL UNIONS   Engineers, Conductors Dislike Contract Terms

Autterings Of Dissatistac tion Heard In Union Strongholds   3-YEAR MORATORIUM ON RAISES DISLIKED

Rail Unions Don’t Like Three-Year  Peace Pact   General Chairmen Of Brotherhoods To Settle Issue  _ At Meeting Soon

Lattimore Warns U.5.: ‘Dron Chiang   Chinese Masses Resent Support Of Nationalists

Linkup Could Shorten War, End Fighting in Karly October   Communists Have Lost  Ability to Rebuild, Do Anything But Run

Allies Clamping Prongs Around Besieged Capital   Yanks Capture Sangju And Kumchon in Drive For Link-Up in North

2 Divisions Pushing Reds  Into Pincers   North Front U.N. Soldiers Driving Into Capital City

Two Divisions Only 80 Miles From Seoul   North Koreans Are Not In Rout, But Have Lost Fighting Chance South: Seoul Is Tough

1st Cavalry, 24th Outfits Attempt To Be The First   Task Force Pushes 35 Miles Against Weakened Foe; 85 Miles Remainina

Forces From South  Shatter Red Stand   Bitter Fortress-Type Battle Rages In City as Marines Tighten Clamo:

Allies Driving Up from South in Swift Race   Push Towad Seoul as Major Battle Shapes Up for Capital

Quick Linkup of Forces Will End Reds Resistance   Halt to Major Fighting in Korea Is Seen for. . ‘First Week:in October

35-MILE GAIN FROM SOUTH -BEACHHEAD   First Cavalry Plunges Into Sangju in Drive to Link With Yanks Attacking Seoul.   REDS AT SEOUL ARE REINFORCED   Moscow Sees House-toHouse Fight for Capital. Yanks Bomb British Troops in Tragic Error.

TWIN CLAMPS ON CAPITAL   North Koreans Get Reinforcements From Southwest

First Cavalry Division Gains 35 Miles As North Korean Rout Spreads

Forces on South Front Only 85 Miles from Seoul   Allied Marines Clamp Pincers Around Capital

Two Divisions Race Toward Link-up With  Marines Near Seoul   Field Officers Believe This May Destroy Red Resistance: Seoul Defenses Reinforced

Two American Divisions Racing Northward fo Link Up With Forces Fighting Around Seoul  North Koreans Said to Have Lost All Abilities Except to Run

American Units Speeding North As Reds Retreat   Pincers Maneuver Closing on Enemy In South’s Capital

TWO VETERAN U. S. DIVISIONS RACE NORTHWARD 10 HELP IN SMASHING REINFORCED REDS

Red Forces OnRunFrom South Front   U.S. Planes Bomb. Strafe British Through Tragic Error; Marines Tighten Clamps on Capital City

Reds Pusan Beachhead Is Crumbling   Marines Reported Two Miles From Capital’s Center

TWO GIRLS KILLED   In Terrific Explosion Level ing 3 Buildings in Springfield. Mo.

Death to Two Little Girls In   Explosion Levels Three Buildings At Springfield

Springfield Blast Kills: Two Girls, Level Buildings   Other Structures Are Damaged 8y Explosion In Business District

3 Buildinas Destroyed in Downtown Area   Bodies of Little Sisters Are Found Buried in Debris

Blast Fatal To Two Girls   Victims of Terrific Explosion at Springfield Leveling Three Building:

2 Girls Die In Gas Blast   “Explosion Levels. Three Buildings In Springfield. Mo.

Blast Levels Buildings In Springfield  Two Little Girls   Two Little Girls Die Under Bricks After Explosion

Young Girls Thought Dead In Explosion   Three Buildings Are Leveled in Springfield Blast; Two Girls Are Trapped in Debris

Espionage Gave Reds Advantag  Groves Says   Wartime A-Bomb Chief Tells About Scientist Spy

Says Reds sot ‘Help’ Jn Bomb   Gen. Groves Thinks Spy Work Gained Russia at Least  A Year on Proiect

U.S. to Halt Joint Policy On A-Bombs   Washi n Thinks Arrest Has Scuttled Talks

May Have Given Soviet H-Bomb Plans   Secret Trial For Fuchs Indicated

RUSSIA GOT BiG JUMP ON ATOM FROM SPY   Could Have Known Secret Plans About Hydrogen Bomb

Reds Get Yeer's Advantage  Sov Saves Soviet hime On H_-Rambh Tack

NLRB Begins Probe of Threats Made Against Qusted UMW Local Officer

Probe Is Started ‘Of Alleged Threat (On Life of Miner   Labor Board Takes Actio: In Rift Between Lewis  And Ex-UMW Official

Life Threatened, Sidener Charges  NLRB Starts Probe; Union Denies Blame

Red Air Force Enters Action  Russian-Made Planes Attack Superforts

Soviet-Made Jets Clash With B-29s   U.N. Planes Hit 6,  Blast Two Towns

Truman To Ask 73 Billions Making Higher Taxes Certain   Two-Thirds of Budget to Be Presented Soon To Congress Designed To Fight Communism

Shriners Get Around L.A.   Convention Brings 243 Horses, Wheeled Dogsled, Six Cameis

U, S. Rejects Soviet ‘Deal’   Washington Turns Down India Plan But Contents of Note Secret

Pay Control Plans Must Include Cost Of Living Clauses   Current Tie-In:Provisions Must Be Maintained, Green And Murray Tell President

Leaders Say Price Control Not Effective   Voluntary Rollback Plen Being. Pushed By Federal Agency

Wage-control Planners Get Labor Appeal   Stabilization Must Not Become Freeze, Say Murray, Green

Unions Demand Sliding Controls   Want Wage Curbs T« Allow Hike To Matcl Rise Of Living Cost

United Labor Policy Group. Takes Request Direct to President   Voluntary Freeze On Prices Urged   ESA Tells Indus tries Not to Exceed Level of Profits On Dec. Ist

Definite ‘Freeze’ Opposed   Insists on Formula To Grant Increases When Costs Advance

Labor Objects to Tight Controls Over U. 5. Wages   Wants Opening For Increases lf Prices Rise

Union Leaders Ask Fiexibie Pay Policy   AFL-CIO Committee Seeks New Control Law On Prices

ON NAR DERN ha  Request Is Filed With President   ESA At Work On Voluntary Plan

Compulsory Threat Fired If Plan Fails   Management, Union Chiefs Of Auto World Confer With E.S.A.

Want Pay Increases If Living Costs Rise   Union Labor Demands Any Government: Wage Control Plan Should Make. Such Allowance—Committee Takes Request to Pres. Truman Today.   VOLUNTARY PRICE SYSTEM

Labor Asks Protection Of Wages   Insists on Pay Increases to Match Living Cost Hikes Under U.S, Controls

ESA Hopes for Volunteer Price Cuts   Standards to Remain - Above -Pre-Korea-Level Despite Rollbacks

Wage Restraint Formula Due For U.S. Soon   Government Promises Schedule To Halt Pay Increases

Stabilization Agency Working On Wage Formula to Go Along With Price Controls  ESA Looks for Wave of Voluntary Price Rollbacks at Plant Level

Insist Pay Match Rise in Livi ing Costs   Request Taken To President by A Labor Group

Labor Demands Full Guarantees On Wages, Prices  Committee Urges Truman To Pledge Pav Protection

UNIONS ASK NEW CONTROLS OVER PRICES   Agency Hopeful Of “Voluntary Rollback  From Current Peak

Workers Insist On Adjustments When Living Costs Soar   Government Announces Price Lid System To Combat Inflation

Demand Made by Unions That Govt. Wage Controls Plan Allow for Pay Boosts to Match Living Costs

Set of Price Standards, Geared to Dec. 1 Costs, Are Announced by ESA

Will Match Nationwide  Price Plan  Price Rollbacks To Dec. 1 Level Are Reouectead

Union Leaders Ask New Curbs On Food, Rents  Requests Presented As ESA Works Toward Voluntary’ Ceilings

Labor Leaders Ask Consideration for High Living Costs   Take to President Demand That Wage Controls Allow for Pay Increases.

\Union Leaders Take Plea to Truman as ESA Works On Formula To -Match Price Freeze

Labor Asks Watch Over Living Costs   Leaders Request Control Plan To Allow Pay Hikes

Labor Opposes Cost of Living Formula Curbs  Unionists Demand   Unionists Demand Broader Controls Of Food. Rents

uiving Cost Provisions  e e Union Aim   Asks New Legislation For Greater Control Of Food. Rent Prices

‘Voluntary Price Curbs Go Into Effect   Economic Agency Works on Formula of Pay Res‘rictions

Labor Asks Curbs Which Allow Cost Of Living Boosts   sovernment Asks Business To Submit To Voluntary Price Controls; Union Demands Given To Truman

Union Heads Want Pay To Be Exempted   New ‘Fair Pricing Plan Asks Rollbacks To Dec. 1 Level

ESA Sets Up Price - Kixing Basie Code   Calls For Voluntary Cutbacks To Level Of Dec. 1

Boost to Match Living Costs in Control Picture   Greater Curbs Over Food and Rent Also  Fiqure in Program

Seek Plan With Pay Increases To Match Rises   Government Works on — Formula to Go With  - Controls on Prices

A LABOR. DEMAND IS VOICED AGAIN   Say Control Plans Must In clude Pay Hikes for Living Costs   FOR PRICE CURBS, THC

LABOR WANTS PLAN TO LET PAY INCREASES   Would Match Cost of Living; Voluntary Price Rollbacks Asked.

Unions Urge Allowance in Wage Control   ‘Should Be Flexible To Care for Rising Prices of Living, Leaders Warn

‘MatchLiving Costs,’ U.S. Is Directed   Compensation Under Controls Is Aim Of Policy Group

Peg Controls To Living Costs, Labor Urges   Murray, Green Unite on Policy Taken to President  

iClue to Coming Restraints  Expected to Develop During; i Conferences Called By ECA

Volunteer Plan On Prices Will Get ESA’s Trial   Discussion Of Auto Industry Problems Before Group

Union Labor Demanding Cost Of Living Program   Economic Agency Plans To Match Wage Formula With Voluntary Price Control

Confidence Vote Won By Labor Gov’t   Steel Industry To ~~ Be Nationalized

‘Florida and Alabama Senate Races IProvide Tests of Truman’s Prestige

State Elections To Test Truman Prestige Clarida's Senator Peppar-In Elnht OL Mie Ceraer

Legion Hits Communism;  For UMT Plan   Former Portsmouth Rabbi To Be Named National Chaplain

LEGION WINDS UP CONCLAVE TODAY   ‘Outlawing of Communist  Party Among Demands

‘Name:National OfficersTodgy Legion to Back UMT After Fayoring Laws To Outlaw Commies

Legion Winds Up Convention Today, Asks Ban on Reds   Expected to Urge UMT and Elect Officers Today

Veterans Demand That Communist Party Be Outlawed  Legion Expected to Vociferously Back UMT at Final Convention Today

LEGION ATTACKS 'U. §. RED PARTY   Demand Made That Communist Organization Re Outlawed—Call For Universal Military Training.

LegionTakesStand That Communists  Be Outlawed in US   Delegutea Are Expected to Back Training; Cocke Has Edge in Election

‘Upstate Reaction Reported As “Cool’ To Conway As Dem Governor Choice

‘Desperate’ Invaders Move By Daylight In Unopposed Crossing   So. Koreans Pull Back to Ridge Line In North; Reds Pile Up Fresh Troops Acainst Yanks In Center and South

Jam Fresh Masses Of Men Against American Positions   Unopposed in Daylight Crossing On North Front

Three Divisions Reported Massed  For Taegu Attack   Four Units Now Ready To Start  From The South

Enemy Kept ‘Off Balance’ By Limited U.S,  Counterattack   N. Koreans Suffer Heavy Losses in Chinju Sector

In Desperate Move by Daylight Enemy Crosses River Naktong   tempt to Break New American Defense Lines But Suffer Heavy Losses.

Army Says Unopposed Move Not Considered An Immediate Threat  Enemy Jams Fresh Troops Against Yank Positions On

—DESPERATE — Jabs Keep Foe Off Balance   SOUTH, CENTRAL BLOWS AWAITED

Troops Are Marched ir _ Daylight to New Positions for Assault   CROSS RIVER IN NORTH   Countermoves by Defense Keep Enemy Groups Off  Rajan re

a Main Effo          Counter-Attacks, ° Pd trol Actions Keep. In vaders Off Balance:

MORE TROOPS BEING MASSED IN TWO AREAS   UN Patrol Actions Reported Keeping Enemy Off Balance

Attackers Mass For Expected Drive  Invaders Continue Pressure on South, Central Fronts Before All-Out Effort

Enemy Said Striving for Main Effort’  Patrol Actions  a aaa rT — ae   Patrol Actions By U.S. Troops Unbalance Foe

US. Attacks Keep Enemy Off Balance   North Koreans Take Heavy Losses in Movement of Troops by Day; River Crossing Unopposed

Build Up For New Attaék —   North Korea Army Expected to Try For Knockout Blow Throu South Central Sactors

Passing of Defense Line in North Not Immediate Threat; Main Push Believed Near by Gen. MacArthur

Main Effort Of Communists Is Believed Near   River Is Bridged In Area Evacuated By Southern Troops

CROSS NAKTONG RIVER, BUT MAIN YANK LINE HOLDS   Crossing Follows Order of General Walker For Withdrawal Five Miles South of Stream; U.S. Communications Center Threatened.

Reds Pouring Troops Across Naktong River, As Yanks See Heavy Push Against Pusan Due

Major Push on Pusan > Imminent   Allied Planes Strike at Massed Troops and Supplies

REDS MOVE TROOPS BY DAYLIGHT   Enemy Brings Up Forces  For All-Out Attempt to  Break New U. S. Defense Line.   CROSS RIVER IN NORTHERN SECTOR   Reds Suffer Heavy Losses in Thrusts in Chinju Section at Southern Tip of Line.

Naktong River Crossings Made in Daylight   Communists Striving For All-Out Push In Southern Korea

U.S. Forces Expect New Commie Raid   Crucial Battle For Pusan Port Is Developing

Reds Massing For Desperate Attack   Troops Are Marched Daylight to New Positions for Assault   CROSS RIVER IN NORTH   Countermoves by Defense Keep Enemy Groups Off Ralance

Reds Building Up For Major Push Next Week   South Korean Troops Pulled Back From River; N. Koreans Probe G! Lines

Foe Massing Fresh Forces in Key Fight   Communists Move by Daylight in. Desperation Plan

U.S. Patrols Keep Enemy Off Balance   Crossing Threatens American Positions In Conter. South

Try Desperately to Smash Yank Defense Lines   Heavy Forces Poured Into Battle for Big Showdown at Pusan

Desperate Daylight Move Providing Fine Targets  For U. $. Planes And Guns

Invader Jams  Fresh Masses  For Assault Naktong River   Naktong River Crossed In Daylight Without Opposition

Iriple-Threat Attack Begun By Communists  South Koreans Pull Back Near Sanaiu

U. § Planes and Patrols Active On Entire Line   Double-Barreled Drive Imminent on North And Central Sectors

Red China Seizes U. §. Charities   Says Agencies Dope, Deceive the Chinese

Church Services Quiet Jamboree City for Hour   20 000 at Service

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All In The Various Cammunities   IGLEANED BY SCRIBES

France Asks 3 Billions Military Aid   Is Told That Is Too Much But Quick Help Is Promised.

France Asks Three Billion In Arms Aid   U.S. Officials Say Request Too Big, But Promise Helr

FRENCH ARMS PLEA HELD T00 LARGE   t  ASKS tC & 3 FOR $3.130.000,000— ELAWS ARE SEEN  i IN PROGRAOL

Truman Divides Ag Plan Foes In Political Move   McCormick, Loveland Successor, Asset in Fighting F. B. Influence

116,008 OUT IN INDUSTRIAL LABOR STRIFE   Begin Hearing on Request for Court Order Against Coal Miners.

Strikes Idle 226.000   Injunction To Force Miners Back To Pite Sought In Federal Court Today

‘diS@ KRHHIOVS AGG LO CHSTOTHET)S FEATS. «+ + ee  Some Cities Report War-Inspired Buying Sprees But Most Americans Refuse To Become Panicky

War-Jittery Americans Go On Buying Splurges; Refuse To Be Panicked

Buying Splurge Continues In Some Cities  Moct Amaricance Refuse To Be Panicked By War Scares

BUYING SPREE STARTS; FEW SHOW ‘PANIC   False Rumors Blamed As Experts Scoff At Shortages

Buying Splurges Reported In Some Areas Based on Fear of War-Born Shortaqes

Few Buying Splurges Are Noted   Would-Be Hoarders Rare In Face Of Poassibl War, Say Merchants.

Washington, May 6. (AP)—Administration leaders today promised a fight to restore cuts voted in a Social Security expansion bill by the Senate finance committec.

Suspect Changes Murder Confession  Police Hold Former Mental Home Inmate

S Somber Warning Sounded One Atom Bomb Could Destroy Any ‘American City, Government Reveals

A-Bomb Toll Could Reach Over 40.000   Defense Plans Are Catalogued Kor U. S. Cities

States Warned ‘On Atom Bombs   Governors Cautioned Single Explosion Could Knock Entire Community

Editor Reports New Soviet  A-Bomb Blast.   IN GOVERNMENT REPORT:  U. S. Told What to Expect in A-War

Warning on Atom Warlare Given Cities   One Bomb Could Cause Casualties in Hundred Thousands

Formosa Only. Island Left To Nationalists   Chiang Promises To Free China

State Brown-Out Ordered Until  Fuel Piles Grow   Utilities Depending On Coal Must Conserve Pending Supplies

State Orders a Brown Out Plan fo Save on Coal   System Is Aimed at Utilities That Use Coal for Electricity

State Order On Dim-Out Still Stands   Rule to Remain Uatil - Coal Shortage Over,  PSC Officials Say

Brannen Accuses ‘Speculators of Acts Bad for Economy   Trading on ‘Futures’ Tha: Helped Advances of Prices, Secretary Reperts

ALFLL, GL. 0. LISTS PLANNED   Both Will Name ‘Right And ‘Wrong’ Voters In Conaress

Sen. McCarthy Says Sleuths Dog His Trail  « Claim Sta   Renews Claim State Dept. Still Harbors Commies; Official - Makes Sharp Denial

Collision Injures 20 On New York Central At Cleveland, O.. Yard:

GOP Candidate: Keep Up Fire On Opponents  Duff Wants to Know Grundy Plan; Cooke Lashes Out at Fine

Duff Questions Platform of GOP Opponents  Rivals in May Primar; Schedule Busy Week  Of Comonianing

WHERRY PREDICTS SLASH IN FUNDS FOR FOREIGN AL   Hints Congress Retaliation For British Recognition Of Red China

HEAVY GUT IN FOREIGN AID IS PREDICTED   Congress Expected to Retaliate on Britain for Recognizing Communists.

Red Recognition to Cost Britain   Foreign Aid Fund Slash Demanded

nator Says Jehovah's Witnesses itish To Get Seek $150,000 For  reian AidCut Damages During Riot

You Can Vote Until 8 P.M. You Can Vote Until 8 P. M.   Over 3 Million Voters In Today’s Battle Of Ballots

Duff, Myers In Big Battle For U.S. Senator   Dilworth And Pine Are Candidates For Gibernatorial Pest

Minute Testimony Given In Case Of Belle Vernon Man After Death Of Neighbor   AGED DEFENDANT NOT IN COURT AS CLAIM MADE

Pleads Self.  Defense in Murder  Albert Amos, 78, Says Bitonti, 76,  Hod Threatened Pe MA bien

Coroner Probes Tragic Killings  Mother, 4 Children  Tie In Maccarra

Cedar Keys Area Takes Pounding   Gainesville And Jacksonville In Path Of Storm

Patrol Reports Coastal Areas Taking Beating   Storm Is Crossing State From West

State Dept. Warns Events in Cold War May Force Bigger Aid Outlay

Survey Indicates No Sales Or Income  Tax Likely By 1951 N.H. General Court

Slot Bills Sent  to Governor   BA Bet Rehien tte   Millions Spent Bribing Officers, Senate Told Before Final Votes

38 Congressmen To View Premiers   Nashville Is Ready For Distinguished Visitors Monday

Johnson Warns Immunity From Attack Impossible   Defense Secretary Asserts ‘Suicide’ Atomic Raids On America Possible

Johnson Warns Atomic Attack Could Hit U.S.   Kamikaze Offensive Cited As Way to Penetrate  Atmawtinan Thatcn:..

Kamikaze May Get Through  Full Immunity of U.S. From Atom Allack Not Promised « Johnson

Complete A-Defense Impossible   Secretary Johnson No Promising Any Immunity in U. S.

Atomic Defense Not Perfect, Johnson Admits  Zealous Enemy Pilot Could Get Through Any Cordon, He Says

Boys Missing  In Mountains   Two Wealthy Youths Were Climbing Peak

Feared Exposure as Thief, Girl Forced to Go with Man   Toured Country with Him for Two Years

CHINA-SOVIET SPLIT SEEN AS POSSIBILITY   Dean Acheson Count ing on Orienta Brand of “Titoism’ to Cause Trouble.

‘Eyes of Nation’ on New Jackson County Grand Jury   Circuit Judge Tells Panel of Rumors of Low RBRerackdawn.

The Dr. Fuchs Case BRITAIN’S BIG SECURITY CHECK SPARES NONE; U.S. WANTS DETAILS

BRITAIN PRESSES ESPIONAGE CHECK   Widens Atomic Security Probes After Fuchs Confesses Leak

Intensive Spy sunt Launched By The British   Massive Counter-Espionage Drive Spurred by Fuchs’ Arrest, Confession

Vast Spy Hunt Under Way In Britain   Fuchs Arrest Said To Have Spurred Security Checkup

Britain Launches Biggest Counter  Espionage Check  Fuchs Case Sends Scotland Yards Agents On Chase

1 OF FUCKS TNS an DRIVE IN BRITAIN   ‘Scotland Vord And Military  Minit Checking Atomic Warker

Britain Pushes Spy Checkup   Past of Everyone in Atomic Work Probed

Fuchs Case Starts Counter-Espionage Security Checkup In Great Britain

— FUCHS CASEBritain Steps Up Spy Hunt   U.S. LAWMAKERS DEMAND DATA

GM AT HIGHEST PRICE SINCE 1921   Interest Inspired By News Of Contract With UAW: Rubber Gains

Military Liead: Say Situation Is Not Serious   Build-Up of American Men, Materials Going ‘Quite Well in Korea

‘American eieSay   Air And Sea Reinforcements Being Spned To War Zone At Rapid Pace

PENTAGON SAYS KOREAN BATTLE NOT SERIOUS   ‘Everything Will Worl Out All Right,” Says  Nation’s Leader

Baffle Situation Held Not Serious   American Lead ers Say — Forces Building Up Ine  Korea

PUBLISHER AND EDITOR QUIZZED   Downs Says Full Report To Senate To Be Made Monday Night   WRITING DEFENDED

Called Some Legislators “Trained Seals” : Louisiana Senate Committee Prepares Report On Possible Contempt Charge Aqainst Editor

‘Trained Seals’ Edfiorial Hurts   Louisians Senators  Consider Contempt

Government Reports a Slight Overall Drop In Food Prices Last Half of July

AMERICANS STAGE DRIVE ABOVE SEOUL   United Nations lroops March Toward 38th Parallel on 120-Mile Front.  NWrTy T CVTAT

Afforneys To Ask Third Trial   “No More Guilty Than You,” Edwards Tells Judge

Edwards Given Death Penalty   Second Time Negro Is Sentenced To Hang For Murder.

Democrats in House Divided On FEPC Bill   Young Roosevelt Is Accused of ‘Grandstanding’

ST. LOUIS BALKS AT NEW CHARTER   VOTERS TURN DOWN PROPOSED DOCUMENT BY ALMOST TWO-ONE

City’s Fall To Red Troops Appears Nea   New U.S. Weapon Takes Heavy Toll Of Enemy Tanks; 50 Planes Destravad

Claim China Reds Fighting in Korea   U. S. Adviser Says He Is Inclined to Give Report ‘Credibility’

Allies Repulse Enemy Attacks North Of Taegu   Foe On Southwe-t) Front Opens Dawn Altae rh On Yanks" 25th i

- But a Renewed Red Offensive Seems Shaping   Red Koreans Reported Massing Heavy Troop Concentrations at Right Flank

Missourians Meef in East-One Saves Life of Other   Rescue of Former Carroll Countian Is By Second From That County.

It's A Small Country!—  Two Missourians Meet First Time In East In Life-Savina

REDS TO OPEN 15 BILLION FUR ARMS   RUSSIA'S DEFENSE OUTLA’ FOR YEAR TOPS UC. &. BUDGET BY 6 BILLION.

Soviet Ups Budget for ‘Defense’   Stalin Given Tremend ous Ovation at Parliament Session.

Reds Tag $19 Billion For Defense Budget  Represents Increase Of $850 Million Quer Sim Annranriated Last Year

RUSSIA BUDGETS LARGER DEFENSE FUND THAN U.S.   Difference In What Rival Nations Consider As Defense Items   SOVIET ESTIMATES -  OVER 19 BILLIONS:

'Y ank Forces Crack Pusan ‘Battle Line   Wacgwan Reeaplured; Marines Mass For Big Drive On Capital

Highway to Seoul  Reopened in South   OO. KOPCANS ENTER FORT OF TF ONAD ES Yanks Poise for Push on Ex-Capital

Communists Retreat On Both Fronts   Marines Massing For Big Assault Against Seoul

Carrier Planes Almost Completely Destroy Column Of Trucks Polling Out Northward From Seoul   OPPOSITION OF U. 5. 25TH HAS DISAPPEARED

24th Division Captures — [Waegwan; Marines Line [Han River Opposite Seoul

Senate Begins Battle Over FEPC Measure   Southern Legislator Describes Bill as Hot Political Issue

Senate Begins Long-Delayed FEPC Fight Dixie Filibuster Expected To ‘Get Under Wav Monday

U.N. Forces Pull Back 3 Miles in Limited Sector   North Koreans, With Chinese Support, Forcing Withdrawals

Reds Dent Allied .Line Near 38th   Yank Officer Says Offense  ‘Now Contained’

Eighth Army Has Contained Enemy Attack  Situation at Front Is Confused as ee ae ee  en

KOREAN UNITS PUSH AREAD IN HILLS   Attack Is Now Contained, Says Allied Spokesman  CONFIDENCE   Expressed by Gen. Ridgway; Skirmishing Increases All Along Line

East Sector Is Involved   Skirmishing All Along Defense Line, Gen. Ridgway Expresses Confidence

Red Attacks Dent Allied  Defense Line   Thrust by 10,000 Korean Reds In East-Central Sector Gains 3 Miles Before It Is Stopped

North Korean Army Drivels ‘Contained’  Ridgway Expresses Confidence U.N.

Reds Dent U.N. Line Along 38th   Attack Is Contained After a Penetration Of Four to 10 Miles South of Parallel

10,000 North Koreans Strike Suddenly At Point Near Parallel 38   Attack ‘Contained,’ Eighth Army Says   Chinese Regime Seizes All U. S. Property, Freezes Bank Assets

Attack Suddenly South Of Pupyong   Army Spokesman Declares Situction [s Confused But Says ‘The Attack Can Now Be Described As Contained’

10,000 Reds Strike Allies On Parallel   Ridgway Is Confident Of ‘Ultimate Success,’ He Declares

UN Contains Red Push After Gain Of Three Miles   Drive Started By 10,000 Korean Communists Below ‘Parallel 38: Skirmishes Occur All Along Front

Gouge 3 Miles; Report Attack Now Contained   U.N. Forces CounterAttacking; Situation Called ‘Confused’

Reds Advance 4 To 10 Miles  Below Border   Sudden Red Drive ‘Contained’ After Initial Gains Made

Koreans Dent Allied Front; Drive Curbed   10,000 Reds Strike In Eastern Sector; Rideway Confident

Reds 4 to 10 Miles Below Paralle! 38 East-Central Front   United Nations Forces Northeast of Seoul Also Pull Back.

Success Seen By Leader Of Eighth Army   Ridg way Expresses As Red  ses  Confidence  }        estire Un

Enemy s Drive Now ‘Contained,  Spokesman Says  Force of 10,000 Strikes Suddenly In Central Area

10,000 Korean Reds Dent Allied Line Before Attack Is Contained; Skirmishing Increases on Front.   GENERAL EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN ARMY

- Sudden Chinese Thrust Rolls UN Units Back Three to Ten Miles  In Fagt-Central Korea

Reds Gouge Dent in UN  Front Line   Attack by 10,000 North Koreans Now Contained By Allied Counterattack   RIDGWAY CONFIDENT   UN Field Commander Sees Ultimate Allied Success In Korean Situation

North Koreans Halted in Push On East Flank   10,000 Troops Gain 3 Miles; Attack Now ‘Contained’

Attack Said To Be ‘Contained’ By Eighth Army   Sudden Onslaught Bi Koreans Occurs In Rugged Country

Foe Stopped. After Gain Of 3 Miles   Heavy Fighting Breoks Out Near Korean East Coast

Massed Reds Driving UN © Forces Back  Allies’ Right Flank Withdraws 10 Miles On East Sector

Enemy's Atfac Contained, Sa U. §. Spokes   10,000 Koreans St: South of Pupyong  Ridgway Is Confid«

10.000 Troops Used; Attack Contained Says U.S. Spokesman   UN Forces Counterattacks Ridgway Expresses Contidence

Korean Reds Gouge Dent In U.N. Front   10,000 Communists Strike in Rugged Mountain Territory

New Push Gouges. 3-Mile Dent In East Sector of  Frontline   RIDGWAY “CONFIDENT”   Allied Commanders See Action As Prelude to All +t Drive

10,000 Reds Hit in Hill Country Near East Coast   Allies Counter Close to 38th Parallel: Big Drive Awaited

Make Gain Of 3 Miles; Attack Now Contained   10,000 Korean Reds Strike Suddenly In Mountain Area South Of Pupyong

10,000 MEN IN ENEMY FORCE SAYS REPORT   Situation ‘Confused’ But Attack ‘Contained’ Says 8th Army

Allies Say New Attack Contained   Activily Picks Up All Along Front; Reds Count Gains

3-Mile Dent "Contained" By Sth Army Countercattacks   10,000 N. Koreans Strike Suddenly

Reds Jump 4-5 Miles Below 38   Situation ‘Confused’ But Attack Halted.  Spokesman Asserts

IG CHINESE FORCES MOVE TOWARD LINE:   -North Koreans Launch Attack Near Parallel

Gain 4 fo 10 Miles: Force Some Withdrawal   Attack Said to Be Contained by 8th Army Troops

Eighth Army Has Contained Enemy Attack   Situation at Front Is Confused as 10,000 Reds March

SPOKESMAN SAYS ATTACK IS CONTAINED   More Enemy Units Being Moved To Battlefront Area

Enemy Dents UN. Line, But Attack Falters   Three-Mile Salient Driven Into Front By Force of 10,000

North Koreans Force Allies to Pull Back   Offensive Now *Contained,' Says U.S. 8th Army Aide

10,000 RED. TROOPS DENT ALLIED LINES   U. N. Forces Pull Back. Three Miles Before Attack 35 Miles From nat Korean Coast.   SKIRMISHES ON . ENTIRE FRONT   Allies Defend 150-Mile Line Across Width of Korea; Battle Situation is “Confused.”

10,000 Enemy Tr ‘oops Dent Pupy ong Line  Eighth Army Fight. To Halt Offensive

Massed Reds Drive Allied Forces Back   10-Mile Retreat Reported On Korean Front

Advance of Four to Ten Miles Scored by North Koreans with Chinese Support

10,000-Man Attack Hits Central Front  Thrust ‘Contained,’ Officer Says; Dent In UN Line Admitte

COUNTERATTACK HALTS THRUST; LOSE 3 MILES   PATROLS ACTIVE ON / ALL FRONTS WITH

Allies Hold Line in Korea After Reds Cross Parallel   3-Mile Dent ‘Contained’

Allies Driven Back 10 Miles By Red Forces   Massed Manpower Attack By Chinese Forces UN Toops to Retreat on Eastern Warfront

Assault Contained, Says Eighth Army Spokesman; Skirmishina on Increase Along 150-Mile Front

Skirmishing Flares All Along Front  U.N. Forces Give Up To 10 Miles As Foe  Spurs Korean Attack

Slight Advances Madeby Chinese, North Koreans   But More Troops Believed Moving Up from Manchuria

“Attack Contained," Asserts 8th Army Spokesman; Ridgway Ic Sure of Success

East Reich Reds Hit Intervention  By U.S. in Korea   Promise To Fight Beside Russians in Any New  World-Wide Conffict

PLEDGE SUPPORT TO AID RUSSIA   East German Reds Agair Denounce U. S. Stand In Korea

East Germans Pledge Aid To Russians  Soviet Planes Roar Over U.S. Sector

Cominform Big TOKE. Attend  wSwwwww «  E. German Reds Put On Rehearsed Show

Hickenlooper Asks Check On Subversive Elements In Address at Burlington

Wolfhounds Learn Reds Inflexible But Good Fighters   Michaelis’ Outfit Has Shifted Up and Down Front “Like Yoyo’

Soldiers Say Col. Mike Michaelis ‘Will Be General Or Dead Colonel’

Michaelis Changes Wolfhounds Into Ton ‘Fire Brigade’ Of Korean Conflict

Wolthound Regiment Becomes “Fire Brigade” on Korean Front— ‘It Goes Where Fight Is Fiercest

Colonel Becomes Batileline Legend For Whipping Run-Of-Mine Outfit Into Crack Allied ‘Wolfhound’ \Unit

Michaelis Wolfhounds One Tough Outfit Fighting The Reds In Korea  AP Writer Tells Of Some Of The Accomplish: ments Of Famed 25th Division And Its 37-VYear-Old Commander.

Congressional Leaders of Both Parties Support Truman on State of Emeraency

Tax Controversy Stepped up As  Election Nears   Charges Hurled By Opponents; ‘ *: Ack ‘Money Sources

Road Program Campaign Into Home Stretch   Gas Tax Rural Road Issue Vote “Drive Rolls On-

Increase Tempo of Campaigns for and Aaainst Gas Tax   Charges Opponents With . Attempting to Buy Election In St. Louis.

Storms Lash West Coast For Fourth Dav As Other Section Get Heat Wave.

Priority Is Given Civil Rights Bill   Measure Progresses . dwdawn Paint

House Members Tackle FEPC Measure Today  attighly Controversial Act Brought Up he ea  nae r Pega da” Nery se pea ay

ArmedF orces Rush To Get Full Strength   Reserve Groups Included In First Call; 600,000 More Men Needed

Push Measure To Swell U. S. Armed Forces   MADISON, Wis. — UP) — Wisconsin won't be affected by the Army’s call for National Guard units today, the adjutant general’s office said.

Checks Sought On Tax Filing Of Criminals   Senate Probers Hope To Uncover Hidden Underworld Wealth

May Ask Executive Order for Look at Income Tax Returns   Tennessee Legislator Says 5-Man Committee Has Big Job Ahead

Senators Ponder Tax Inquiry Into Criminal Incomes   Senators May Seek Perjury Charges Against Gambler Frank Erickson; Crime Comics Also Frowned Upon By Legislators

Ching v Requests Reply by Noon Today to Plea   16-Day Delay Sought lo Reach Agreement: Kconomy Issue Raised

Government Mediation Chie! Tells Both Sidés They “Must” Reach Settle ment Without Delay.   WALKOUT SCHEDULED FOR 6 A. M. WEDNESDAY   Conciliator Gravely Warns Nation-Wide .Tie-Uip Might Have International Consequences.

Ching Warns Telephone Antagonists   Sternly Admenishes Both Sides OF Dire  Effects OF Views

Ching Calls On Union for  17-Day Delay   Mediator Warns That Walkout May Have  Wide Renercnesione

U.S. Asks Delay in Phone Strike   Mediator Warns Both Sides to End Dispute

TELEPHONE UNION POLLS TOP BOARD   Mediation Chief Asks 16-Day Delay In Strike Plans

PHONE UNION IS ASKED TO WORK UNTIL FEB. 24TH   U. S. Mediation Leade: Tells Both Sides To Reach Settlement

Ching Adamant In Demand for Quick Accord  Warns Walkout Might Damage Nation’s Prestige

Ching Asks Phone Truce Until Feb. 24  — Warns Of Harm To U. S. Econom

Ching Plea May Avert Bell Strike   Warns Walkout May Endanger  eee ms

Ching Asks Delay in Phone Strike   Warns Both Sides It Would Damage NationalEconomy

STRIKE SLATED WEDNESDAY  Stern Call Is Issued For Phone Dispute Settlement

Don't Strike, Ching Warns   Phone Workers And Company Told To Reach Settlement

Smaller Mines In Indiana Sign New Contracts   Truck Operators Wil! Hold Confab Tuesday at Terre Haute to Discuss Provisions.

ACHESON ISN’T WORRIED   ‘Looks Forward to “Further Years” In State Department

Acheson Predicts ‘Further Years’ in State Department   Behind the Scenes Struggle Appears Shaping on Office

OLD BULLET IN. HEAD REMOVED   Ackensan Wounded 12 Years Ago Recovering After Delicote Operation,

Government Inj unction  Is Leveled   370,000 Miners Still On Strike

JUDGE ISSUES INJUNCTION UNDER T-H      President-Sending  ~Message To Congress This Afternoon

Lasting Peace Between Germany — And France By-Productof Cold Warr

Morton Sobell, Civilian Who Was Navy Employe, Is Arrested On Charge of Assisting Russia

Radar Expert Seized in Spy Ring Roundup   Seize Morton Sobell At Texas Border Witl Aid of Mexico; Bond Fixed at $100.000

FBI Holds Radar. Expert For Giving  Soviets Secret Data   Mystery Shrowds Arrest of Morton Sobell Along U. S.-Mexico Border Early Friday; FBI Says Defense Secrets Revealed:

8th Atomic Spy Suspect Is Arrested   Ex-Civilian Navy Worker Is Nabbed in Texas by FBI Agents

Radar Expert Arrested in Spy Probe   American Charged With Passing Secrets to Russia

Civilian Navy [’'mplove Held AsSpy Suspect   Deported from Mexico, Arrested in Texas  By FBI

Passed Radar Secrets to Reds, Says Charge   New York Engineer Arrested, FBI Says At Laredo, Tex.

Radar Man New Suspect In Spy Ring   t  ‘Engineer Nabbed by FBI  At Border After Being Deported From Mexico; Will Go to New York

American Radar Fxpert Seized on Spy Ring Charges   Arrested After Flight To Mexico, FBI Wraps Case in Secrecy

FBI Nabs Sth Spy  Susyect    Former Navy Employee Taken on Return to  ‘U.S.-From Mexico; Had “Bled After Gold Arrest

Civilian Who Once Worked for Navy Picked Up by FBI at Mexican Border

Sobell, 8th in Fuchs’ Spy Rina, Arrested in Texas   Facts Withheld

EXPERT ON RADAR GIVEN A HEARING ON SPY CHARGES   Morton Sobell, Employed in Highly Secret A-Bomh Project During War, Held.   ACCUSED OF GIVING SECRETS TO RUSSLA   Alleged Associate in Klaus Fuchs Case Flew to Mexico During Investigation,

8th Arrest in Soviet Spy Ring  Sobell Charged With Givina Defense Secret:

Former Naval Worker Nabbed On Spy Charge   Eighth to Be Arrested For Giving Defense Secrets to Russians

SOBELL AWAITS REMOVAL TON. Y.   Suspected Atom Spy Now “In Texas County Jail

FBI Agents Quiz Another Spy Suspect   Walter Sobell, Former Civilian Worker for Navy, Accused of Giving Secrets to Russia.

Former Navy Radar Expert Jailed as Spy   Mexico Deports Man Who Fled When FBi Beaan June Roundup

Radar Expert Waits Return   Spy Suspect Sobel] Under &100.000 Bai’

Good Afternoon!  in Today's Journal   Arrest Of Man At Laredo Js Reveoled ~ Former Navy Worker Chargec With Giving Secrets To Reds

Spy Hunters Nab Radar Man In Mexico As Fuchs Ring Aide   Fugitive Turned Over To FBI at Laredo In Cloak-and-Daaaer Border Rendezvous

Civilian Arrested  As a Spy   Walter Sobell Is Taken In Custody At Laredo, Texas

Engineer Nabbed In Texas as Aide Of Atom Spy Ring  American Who Fled Country Deported

New Arrest Made By FB! In Spy Case   Radar Expert Gave Secrets To Russians

FACES SPY CHARGE   Radar Expert Arrested fo. Passing Defense Secrets to Russia

BROUGHT BACK FROM MEXICO AFTER FLIGHT   Walter Sobell Arrested At Laredo, Tex., After Being Deported To U.S.

Sobell Taken Into Custody At Laredo, Tex.   Hoover Reveals Suspect Fled ~s Avoid Arrest

Bishop Asks  Cooperation   Calls For Protestant. Catholic Union To Fight Communism

Wiley Attacks Postal Cutback   Taxpayers. Need More Mail Service, Not Less, Is Protest

Week   ays 50. Million Hit In Mailbox’ By One-A-Day   text Come On Heels Of: PonimeeterGeneral’s Home Delivery Rule

Protest Storm Follows Order To Cut Service  Conaress Membere   Congress Members Point Out Fund Bill Under Debate

Slash In Local Postal Service  Is Ordered  Deliveries To Be Cut In Accordance With U.S. Directive

Wiley Protests Donaldson's Step As Pressure Move  Delivery to Homes Will Be Reduced to

Homes fo Get Only One Mail Delivery Daily   Post Office Windows Will Close Earlier in Economy Move

Fifty Million Taxpayers Hit, Wiley Charges  Nlasd fae hdner hd   Need for More Mail Service, Nat Less

Mail Cutback Is ‘Pressure,’ Senator Says   Wiley Suggests Costs Be Reduced by Taking Out Airmail Subsidy, “Shifting”? Free Mail

Assails Cut in ostal Service   Outrageous, Wiley Says  Home Deliveries o

Sen. Wiley Protests Order Curtailing Home Deliveries and Other Cuts in Service.  ain ibn emcee <i ici i lia aN a   HITS EVERY USER OF MAILS, HE SAYS

WILEY BLAST DONALDSON'S ‘CUT’ ORDERS   Some Congressmen Think Move Made  To Bolster Demands

Blasts Order to Cut Mail Service   Senator Wiley of Wisconsin Terms Action as “Outrageous”   Some Congressmen See Proposal as Move to Get More Money

DELIVERIES REDUCED TO. ONE A DAY   Sen. Wiley Says Taxpayers “Hit in the Mailbox” by Postmaster General ‘s Economy Order.   SEES PRESSURE “ ON CONGRESS   Postoffice Asks for $600,000,000 Postal Rate Increase and Annual. Appropriation Bill is Up. —

Postmaster Orders Cut  In Services   Curtailment Is Aimed At Growing °50 Deficit; Local Official Reports  Nin Temmadiate Chance

Mail Service Cut Viewed as Pressure Move   To Get Increased Appropriation, Say Some Congressmen

POST OFFICE SERVICE CUT   Mail Deliveries Ordered Reduced To One a Day For Economy.

SEE ATTEMPT TO APPLY PRESSURE FOR MORE MONE\   GOP SENATOR SAYS REDUCED SERVICE IS ‘OUTRAGEOUS’

Solon Hits P. O. Order   ‘Cut in Service : Outrageous, Says GOP Senator Wilev

Postal Cut ‘Qutrageous, Cries Senator   50 Million Tired Taxpayers Hit In Mailbox, Says Wiley

Order ‘Hits the Taxpayers in the Mailbox’   Senator Is Critical of Instructions to Cut Mail Service.

POSTAL. SERVICE CUTS ASSAILED   Wiley Calls It Outrageous Says 50 Million Taxpayers Are Hit

Await Mail Curtailment  Order Here   GOP Senator Terms Act An Outrage Against 50 Million Taxpayers

Postal Service Cutback Termed ‘Outrageous   Extension of Routes Sought

Now Etatthe Flares   i Wall Ibe “Stuch With Them”  iBurglars Get ‘Hot? Lead ior Industrial Diamonds

Drill Bit Firm Robbed Of Diamonds   $75,000 Loot Believed Taken By Ignorant Gang

Industrial Gems Valued at $75,000 Stolen In Texas   Officials Say Diamond Nearly Impossible For _. Thieves:Te Sell ----

BUT THEY'RE HARD TO PEDDLE Burglars Escape With Big Haulin Diamonds

Pittsburgh Man Duplicates Leap   Ailing Druggist Plunges to Death After Seeing Picture Of Girl’s Fatal Jump

\Ailing Druggist Leaps to Death After ‘Studying Picture of Girl's Fatal Jump

Republicans lake Commanding Lead After Midnight   Duff Leads 109,000 With More Than Three-fourths of Districts Reported — Fine's Margin Remains Smaller

GOP FORGES TO FRONT IN STATE RACES   Overcome Early Leads By Demos in. Philly, . Allegheny

MYERS TRAILS GOVERNOR BY HEAVY VOTE   Dilworth Behind By Big Margin Against Judge

Early Leads From Philadelphia And Pittsburgh Had Put Democratic Nominees Out Front By Close Margins

Republicans Pile Up Large Lead in State   Governor Has Lead of Over 125.000 Votes as Most of Districts In

Taylor Sees _ Sweep for Pennsylvania  G.O.P.Ticket   Myers Refuses To Adimit Defeat; Dilworth Looks ‘To Next Year’    Election Tables Showing How Crawford County Districts Voted : Will Be Found on Page Seven,

Dilworth Carries Philadelphia by 80,000; Only One Change in Congressional Delegation Reported.

IN: PHILADELPHIA  Pickets, Policemen Battle; Non-Strikers Work Anyway

Riots Again Hit Phone. Picket Line  Non-Striking Bell Workers Delayed   Non-Striking Bell Workers Delayed At Office Doors”

Philadelphia Again Scene Of Clashes Between Strikers & Police; Bell Company Seeks Court Protection

Pickets, Cons Baile Again   Telephone Strike Ha: Skirmishes In Capital And Philadelphia

Police And Pickets Clash Again In New Flare-Up ’Phone Strike Fighting

Philadelphia Police and Pickets Clash Again  Phone Strike Tension Mounts

Stockholders Fuss:  Phone Pickets Battle Police Second Davy in Philadelphia

State Thruway Authority Will Survey Project   Seeks to Determine Probable Traffic And Revenue

Drees Accuses Gov. Beardsley Of Instituting “’lowa Iron Curtain”

Air Force Corporal Gets Five Years in Prison for Ottering Secrets to Soviets

G. 1. IS GIVEN )-YEAR TERM   Air Corporal Says He Was Only Trying To Trap Russians.

Corporal Given Spy Sentence   Minnesota Youth Say: - He ‘Was Trying Only  To Trap Russians

Spy Charge Results in Conviction   Cpl. Mueller Sentencec To Five Yqars By Army Court.

Corporal Convicted In Espionage Tria!   Air Force Soldier Claimed He Attemnted To trap Russians

Air Corporal Convicted of Trying To Spy For. Russians In Germany

Convict Air Force Cpl. as Spy Given Five Yeors Hard Labor for  Trying to Give nn 9 @ Cassada

Holiday Death Toll Hits 676   ‘Just One Last Slide Is Fatal   Boy on Sled Is Among Eleven State Deaths

Fires, Traffic Take 10 Lives  3-Day Tally Listed For Holiday In State

 Scott To Consider Taking Action  Tony Tolar Offers Resignation : As State Highway Patrol Chief

Truman Says Active Consideration Is Being Given To Use Of Atomic Weanon: Denounces Renublicans

Use Of Most Deadly Weapon Known Being Given Consideration   President Says U-N Forces Will Not Abandon Their Mission For Peace In Korea

325 GRADUATE FROM JEFFERSON CO. SCHOOLS   Graduates of All Rural and Village Schools of County Listed. ' Diplomas Received in All Schools Except Bethel, Where Commencement Will Be held May 19.

325 GRADUATE FROM JEFFERSON CO. SCHOOLS   raduates of All Rural and Village Sct Diplomas Received in All Schools Commencement Will Be held May

Livestock Exhibits at 4-H and V.Ag Event Are Doubled   JUDGING IS ON TODAY

FAIR ENTRIES ARE OVER LAST YEAR’S   Livestock Exhibits at 4-H and V.Ag Event Are Doubled   JUDGING IS ON TODAY

‘A LOT OF GRIEVANCES’  Dodge Pickets Holding Up Reopniiiin Of Cheycler

Dr. Nancy Campbell Charged With Kidnapins ‘May Undergo Operation

DEFENDANTS PLEAD’ ° GUILTY TO MURDER   Change Fieas Te Guilty Of Murder Im Second Degree In Store. keeners Death

RUSSIA SHIFTS ON JERUSALEM   Joins U. s. And British Stand Against International Rule

International Rule Of Jerusalem Is Civen Death Blow By Soviet Reversal

‘U.N. Troop Buildup, Red Losses. Push Russia, China Toward Aid Decision

Attrition Seen Pushing Reds To Decisions  Russia And China May Act Soon

'Precedent-Setting Action  ‘Pillsburgh Woman Thrown Off Relief for Subversive Activities

BARKLEY TO TAKE STUMP IN OCTOBER   Vice President to Visit 15 States on Campaign Tour and Deliver 89 Speeches.

ARREST MADE AT TRAILER CAMP   Downs On List Of 10 Most Wanted Men In U.S.  BURGLAR   Tracked Down By Check Of Slain Fugitive’s Automobile License

FBI Nabs One Of Most Wanted Men in Florida   Slain Fugitive’s Auto License Tags Lead Way to Arrest

Top 10 Bandit Captured By FBI In Florida   Agents Find Hideout In Trailer Camp

FBI Track Down A Wanted Man  ’ Downs Connected  With: 1948 Buralary

FBI Tracks Down Top U.S. Hoodlum   One of 10 Most vYanted Men Nabbed in Florida

FBI Arrests Emory Lee Downs, One Of Ten Most Wanted Men, And Wife

Wanted Man Is Located   FBI Tracks Lee Downs To Florida; Pal of ‘Man Shot in California

One of Ten Most Wanted Criminals  FBI Nabs Lee Downs  In Luxurious Trailer

Fugitive Traced To Trailer Home   Burglar Arrested In Florida Comp

FBI ARRESTS EMORY DOWNS IN FLORIDA   One Of 10 Most Wanted Men, Wife Captured In House Trailer

FEDERAL AGENTS TRAGK FUGITIVE   One Of Ten Men Most Wanted By FBI Found In Trailer Camp Near Day¢ona Reach.

TYDINGS HOPES 10 GET FB. REGORD ON SERVICE-JAFFI   Presses Justice Departmen To Release Disputed  Mieerankane Pinta

Tydings Asks For Recording   He Feels Recording Will Show Whether Service Leaked War - Time Information To Jaffe

DEMOCRATS SAY NO "WHITEWASH I PERVERT INQUIR'   Barkley To Name Committee To Conduct Probe This  Aftornonon

Democrats, Republicans Agree on ‘No Whitewash’ Of Perversion Hearings

Whitewash Banned in Sex Probe   Agree to Secrecy In Investigation Of Perversion on Federal Pavrojl

COAL SUPPLIES VERY LOW IN OHIO   Icy Streets, High Water Also Key Problems

HERE AND THERE IN ~~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities ‘of Interest To  All In The Various Communities  CPICARICN pv crpiprc

U.S. Immediately Challenges First  Malik U.N. Ruling Russia Breaks 29-Week  Boveott of Security Unit

U.S. Challenges Malik Attempt To Oust China   Russ Chairman Rules Nationalists in UN  Tilmewaller

Ruling Brings Challenge From Austin  Soviet Ends Long  Daveenes af Iii   Soviet Ends Long Boycott of UN

Malik Assumes Council Chair,  RulesChinaQut   Action Brings Lmumediate Answer From U, 5., British Delegates

ENEMY FORCES ENVELOPMENT. THREAT EASED      Chinese Red Troops Said Te Have Joined Northern Communicte

B-29’s Blast At Red Target  Near Siberia   North Korean Port, Only 17 Miles From Russian Land, Gets Raking

ESR, ERAS aR eee  Forrest Griffith, Former K. U Great. Weds-Ann Lawrence

Suea7 87 2 4889 “2°62 48 89805 24587  Forrest Griffith, Former K. lL Great, Weds Ann Lawrence

SERVICE TALK COPY REFUSED SENATE PROBI   Jaffe Conversation Recording Held By G-Men

Atom Expansion Is Pressured By War Crisis   AEC Will Seek Funds To Build Kentucky Piant, Is Report

HUGE ATOMIC OUTLAY SEEN   Congress Likely To Approve Tremendous Expansion Of Facilities  CET <1 enn nnn nnn

World Crisis Puts Pressure On Program   $1.5 Billion Sum May Be Asked For Atam And H-RBambe

Great Expansion Of Atomic Facilities Is Expected Soon As Result Of Crisis In Korea

Huge U.S. Atomic Expansion Plan Costs Indicated   War Crisis Increases Demand for Billion Doliar Program

Tremendous Expansion Of 4itomic Facilities Slated—  No Quibhle Exnected From Conaress Qn Fund Request:

ATOMIC PLANTS TO BE EXPANDER   Congress May Be Asked To “ote $1,500,000,000 For Development Of New Facilities.

Huge Increase In A-Funds Due  Crisis Adds Impetus To Expansion Plans

STASSEN INVITES CEASE-FIRE CALL   Favors Ail-Out Assault If Other Course Fails

‘Cease Red Fire OrFaceA-Bomb, Stassen Urges   All-Out Assault Asked if Chinese Fail to Comply

Stassen Urged Immediate Cease-Fire Order Or All-Out Red China Atiacks

TELL REDS 10 CEASE Fintt®OR ELSE--STASSEN   Proposes All-Out Assault With A-Bomb If Chinese Won't Heed.

FOR “CEASE FIRE’   If That Fails Stassen Is: for All-Out Assault at Chinese

CEASEFIRE ORDER OR ALL-OUT. WAR URGED BY STASSEN  GOP Leader Would Use   GOP Leader Would Use Atomic Weapons If Red “Ignore Plea For Peace

STASSEN SAYS “USE A-BOMB’   Would First Deliver An Ultimatum To Reds To Cease Fire

‘Truman Candidate For Job in 52?  Aides Bemoan ‘Premature’ Reports

Party Chiefs Not Ready To Talk About It   California Democrat In statement That Causes ronjecture In Capitol

Mike McDermott, State Department Spokesman, in Service for 30 Years

Probe Reveals Varied Orders On ‘Big Mo’   Officer Asked Change of Course; Warship To Leave Drydock

Republican Leads Again In Michigan   RaceforGovernoi Stull Is Jumbled By Tally Errors

Concern Mounting In U. S. Over China’s Intervention, Red’s Intentions Uncertain

Washington Tries to Avoid Showdowr Over Chinese Intervention in Korea

MacArthur May Have Been Advised to  ‘Avoid Chinese Intervention Showdown

Showdown in Korea May Await Other China Moves   Authorities Indicate Waiting Attitude Is Plain in Exchanges of View Between Washington and General Douglas MacArthur

Laborites Pledse New Cooperation   British Statesmen Will Back Proiects

Doctor Denies Murder Charge   Not Guilty Plea Made in ‘Mercy Killing’ in New Hampshire.

Truman Assured Of Largest TV, Radio Audience   Political Talk To Set New Mark Tomorrow Night

Big Audience Awaits Truman  Stassen to Answer Pracidant’c Snaach

Truman Assured Of Great Radio Audience Tomorrow;  Public Interest Takes Leap

President May Attract Record Radio Audience For Saturday’s Speech

Truman Takes  To Air Tonight   Vast Audieuce Js Expected To Hear President

Truman And Stassen To’ . Speak Tonight   President’s First Talk Since Shooting

 St. Louis Speech on Television, Radio  Democrats Expect 65,000,000 Will Tune In Truman Talk

President's Audience tc Set Record   Saturday Night's Radio Talk to Be Heard by Millions

Record Audience Expected To Heat Truman Saturday  President To Make Campai sign Address In St. Lou

BIG AUDIENCE TO HEAR HST   Predict Over 66 Million Will Tune In On His St. Louis Speech

Truman Takes To Air Tonight   GOP Engages One Net. work For Stassen To Make Reply

Election Talks By President, Stassen Slated   Republicans Discount Huge Radio Audience Estimate for Truman

PRESIDENT § SET FOR PARTY TALK   Truman Will Address Na. tion Saturday Night— Stassen To Speak For Republicans.

TRUMAN 10 GET RECORD SET-UP   Committee Thinks 66,500,000 May Hear President’s Speech

Truman To Speak Over All Networks  GOP To Use One Tr Carry Reply Given By Harold Stessen

66,500,000 May Hear President   Assassination Attempt Creates Interest

Truman Talk To Draw Reply From Stassen  Record Radio, TV Audience May Hear  Done. tJnemet Gatmandaw

Truman, Stassen Swap Political Blasts Tonight   President Expected To Get Big Audience

Big Audience Expected For Truman Talk  Democrats Say 44 Percent OF Nation Will Listen

Truman Assured Of Large Radio Audience   President’s Speech To Attract Record Crowd Saturday

STASSEN TO PRESENT GOP ANSWER  Truman To Issue Plea Tonight For Democrat Victory Tuesday

Many to Hear Pres. Truman          Speaks on. Radio “at..St. Louis orrow.. 'N ght — Stassen Answers ‘Him.

FIRE DEPUTY FOR CONCEALING NEWS   Admits He “Hushed Up” At Least 30 Suicides

TWO YOUTHS BORROW PLANE      \Fly It Into Illinois, Land  It Safely.

Youths Steal Plane fo Fly To St. Louis   Stolen Aircraft Fourd On Farm; Young Pilot Arrested and Companios Sought: by Officers

Wire News Cut . Off by Fire In Pittsburgh Bel   Evacuate 2,000 Person: From Building

USSR Adopts Navy Ministry Budget  Rate Near Truman Reauest for U. §.

Operators Create Bargaining Agency BPP PPP PPP PPP PPP LPP PLP LLLP LLLP APPL LLL LLLP  Harry Moses May Be  Coalmen’s Spokesman

Henry Moses Offered Job As Operator Body’s Boss  Mine Owners Want Chief Negotiator  '.. FP.kh. fF FF...

Maybe It's Worth More—  Harry Moses Considers Full-Time Job As Contract Nevotiator With Lewis

- Really Some thing”  3 Boys With $9, 000 Happy,  Scared in Rundway Attempt

How Do Three Kids Feel With $9,000 In Pocket And World Before Them   Three Erie, Pa., Seventh Graders Spend Way Te Pittsburgh Before Police Cut Off Orgy Of Hot Dogs, Clothes, Buses And Hotels

Junket of 3 Erie Boys Ends in Pittsburgh After About $150 of $9,000 ‘Loot’ Is Spent

On pad s Dough"  School Boys Go On a Speading Spree With $9,000 In Jeans

Runawavs Have Good Time With Savings of Father of One of Boys  Police Nab Three Kids with $9,000 in Jeans

Youths Tell Thrill Of $9,000 Cash  @avanth Cracdera   Seventh Graders Go On Spending  Spree In Town

Dewey, A ngry O ver Report Concerning GOP Eniploye, Demands he Be Fired

WOMAN DOCTOR IS HELD ee  Parents Demand Death Penalty For Kidnaper

WE'LL TEACH THOSE JUDGES Let’s Unite Fellow Texans So We Can Divide Into Five

IN STREET PARLE}   City and Railroad Officials Discuss Locust Street ork

Soviet Guards  Halt U.S. Train   Slain Passengers’ Papers Not In Order

U.S. MILITARY TRAIN HALTED BY RUSSIANS   Trafic to and from Berlin Met Up for Six Hours While Soviet   Question Valldity of  of Three Passengers.

Soviet Guards Halt U. §. Traum   U. S. Military Train Halted In Berlin Area For Six Hours Today   ACTION SIMILAR TO RLOCKADE TACTICS

TO HONOR U.S, SENATOR  Barry Darby te be Made Honorary ‘tember of Tee K.U. Frate

TO HONOR U.S. SENATOR  Harry Darby to be Made Honorary Member of Two K.U. Frats

Twisters Rip Arkansas   Many Injured and Much Damage Done By Wind; Little Rock Hard Hit

Bert psa /d Ends Own Life At Home Here   Funeral Services Set For 2 p. m. Wednesday At Local Funeral Home

Ends Own L fe  Bert Holloway ‘AtHomeH re   Furieral Services Set  For 2 p. m. Wednesday “At Local. Funeral Home

Truman and Press Tangle On Interview   President Barks At Re porters to ‘Cool OFf  On N. Y, Times Story

Truman Barks At Reporters In Conference   “Says He Will Do What He Pleases

Chips Fly At Press Conference   President Going To ’ Do As He Pleases, Reporters Are Told

TRUMAN'S IRE AROUSED AT NEWS PARLE   ells Reporters They Are Disgruntled. Should Cool Off

Nettled Truman in Chips-on-shoulder Press Conference Scolds Reporters

DIDN’T LIKE THEIR ATTITUDE Truman Tells Reporters To Cool Off As Tempers Flare In Press Meeting

President Barks At News Crowd   Exclusive Interview Causes Some Comment’

Truman Raps Reporters af News Parley   President Tells Newsmen He Doesn’ Like Their Attitude

Vinson Not  Being Sent To Soviets. Thne Hasn’t Arrived  n Declares in   Stocmy News Session

Truman Shows His Ire When Newsmen Seek Information   President Says He Will Deo What He Pleases, and Sce People in Squire Way

Over ‘Exclusive’ Interview _  ‘Truman, Reporters 'Clash at Conference

Truman Gets Answer In Familiar Terms   Truman Barks At Reporters; Thev Bark Rieht Back Acain

HE‘LL BREAK RULE IF HE WISHES  Truman Scolds Reporters at Quiz on Krock "Beat"

Truman Clashes With Reporters  President Says Russ Peace Mission Still in Mind for Future

Truman Barks at News Corps   Doesn't Like Their Attitude, He Snaps

President Says He’s Free Agent  Truman In Tiff With Newsmen At Capital

President Snaps at Reporters in Row Over Giving Exclusive Story on Reds

‘Cool Off,’ Truman Barks at Press   Exclusive Interview Displeases White House Reporters

CHIPS ON SHOULDERS———  TRUMAN ‘AND REPORTERS  BARK AT EACH OTHER

ILEVIES ON REAL ESTATE LOW BECAUSE OF SALES TAX, LANE 'SAYS IN BALTIMORE ADDRESS

Tire Blows Out, Two Are Killed   Were on Woy Thraugh Oklahoma te San Antonio

DAWN SHAEFFER BRIDE OF RAYMOND E. MARKLE   Double Ring Ceremony Performec Sunday Afternoon In Trinity Reformed Church

MISS BERNICE ARENTZ BRIDE OF L. G. KEMPER   Hanover Couple Married In Double Ring Ceremony In Trinity Reformed Church

HANOVER GIRL MARRIED IN DUBS’ CHURCH RITES   Miss Gladys Beatrice Zinneman Bride Of Charles W. Test, Jr, York, In Sunday Ceremony

JACQUELINE HILBERT BRIDE OF RAY SENT7   Hanover Couple Married In Double Ring Ceremony In Trinity Reformed Church

Fire Chief Loses Life In Fight   Huge Stretches Of Ranch, Wheatland Swept By Flames

Scientists Develop What They Hope Is Powerful Weapon Against Cancer

New Weapon Against Cancer Found  eG *:. * * * * * ~  Compound Holne in SOO? Molle ine th Rtarrne Thomeolnos

TAKE NEW JAIL BIDS ON MAY 22   Revised Plans For 200 Prisoner Structure Completed

Ray i at ei, lee ie  From A to Izzard  Ce ee -C- §- C-. Notes From Napkins And Match Covers   New Oil Formula Is Criticized

State Election Interest Lags   Political Feuding Reportedat } Minimum

Denham Asked To Quit Post, Papers Claim  ,.. Resignation Stories   ._dtesignation Stories Partially Confirmed Ry NLRB Source

Longtime Feud "With President Nears Climax  Unions Have Soucht   Unions Have Sought His Hide for Months

10,000 BEGIN RAIL WALKOUT   Unauthorized Strike of Switchmen  In Chicago Snarla Operations ) on Five Lines — 19 Roads May . be Affected if Strike Continues.

Rail Walkout . May Cover US   10,000 Affected By Chicago Wildcat

B. & O. ls Sued for $17,669 In Stream Pollution Action  Railroad Charged With Death of Fish In Licking River Since September, 1948

U. $.-Mexico Agree On Visas  Businessmen’s Fee Cit fram C41 Kh tn £2

U.S., France Plan Firmer German Stana   Leaders In London Emerged Smiling After Conference

Paris Parley Successful, Envoy Says   Acheson, Bevin Open Conference

Acheson Now  In London For  Big Three Talks Secretary Of State Reaches London After  a Ne

Acheson in London For Bevin Confab   Southeast Asia Backing Topic of Conferences

Harold Stassen Backs Cooke For Governor    Assails Heavy Rate Of Spending by Duff Administration

200 Plane Makers Get Green Light   ~ Air Force: Orders. Total $4 Billion

AF Flashes 200 Firms for Orders   Letters of Intent Involving $4 Billion Sent to Manufacturer

Air Force Places $4 Billion In Planes And Parts Orders   Industry Ordered To Get Busy With Building Planes And Negotiate Contracts Later When Congress Acts

Give Go-Ahead For 5 Billion In New Planes   200 Manufacturers Told to Speed Work On Warplanes, Parts

Air Force Flashes Orders For $4 Billion In Planes   DURING PAST FOUR YEARS  Only 18 Pct. Of Military Money Into New Weapons

Builders Told To Go Ahead, Negotiate Lafer   Orders Cover Entire Procurement Program For Fiscal Year

32 Million Asked By U.W. Regents   Amount Required for Two Years Operation

U.S. Freighter Rides at Anchor Off Shanghai   Master Awaiting Instructions From Owners; British Sloop Black Swan Keeping Close Watch of Situation.

U.S, FREIGHTER SHADOWED BY NATIONALISTS   Flying Arrow, Heavily Darnaged By Gunfire, Stavs Off Shanghai

Gunboats Trail Shelled U.S. Ship   Flying Arrow Anchored Off. Yangtze Approach to Shanghai

BATTLE LOOM WITH INVADCR ARMY JULY   South Korean Troops Driven Back by Tank-Headed Northern Troops.

Yank Troops Due To Face Foe Tuesday   Three Armored Columns Of Enemy Reported Slashing Into South

U.S. Infantry Speeds North  To Rescue   Americans May be In Thick of Fight On 4th of July

Crumbling South Korean Forces Hold Outflanked Suwon As Reds Advance

Republicans Wait Aid From Coming American Forces  Reds Appeared to Have Reached Town  To Southeast of City

MORE DRAFTEES UP FOR EXAMS   Thirty-Pour Of First 38 Bx. amined At Raleigh Piss Physical Tests,

Gabrielson Neutral in State Fight   Duff on One Side, Owlett on Other at. Harrisburg Dinner.

IOWAN IS BACK HOME   Prominent Farmer Says He Was Abducted by Gunmen

BEHIND BAMBOO CURTAIN  Russia Provides Arms, Advisers To Help Chinese Reds Conquer

RUSS MILITARY MIGHT BACKS REDS IN CHINA   By BLAKE GEARHART UP Staff Correspondent

Russia Backing Chinese Reds, Writer Reports   Jet Planes and Military Experts Pour Into China

Russia Has Thrown Weight Onto Scales Of China’s War   BY BLAKE GEARWART

Reporter Says Russians Assist In Chinese War   Soviet Sends Planes and Men to Bolster Communist Cause, Gearhart Declares.

Nation's Holiday Death Toll Is Reported as 40   Twenty-Eight Die In New York State During Weekend

. STATE’S TOLL ABOUT NORMAL Accidents Fatal To 402 InU.S. Over W eekend; 16 On Ohio Death List

Violent Deaths During Holidays Exceed 400 Marl   Road Fatalities Under Prediction; Traffse Kille 952

253 Persons Lose Lives In Traffie Accidents, less Than 330 Predicted By National Safety Coiunell

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 401   Traffic Accidents Claim 253 Lives, 12 In Michigan

401 Persons Lose Lives Over New Year's Week-End   Violent Death Total Down Considerably from

Death Toll Is ‘Over 400 Mark   Total Is Decidedly Less Than The 580 For The Christmas Weekend.

New Years Violent Deaths Total 401  Auto Accidents Kill 253 over Week-End

401 Killed Over Holiday Period   Toll Represents Big » Drop Compared To Christmas’ Total

HOLIDAY DEATHS FROM VIOLENCE 401 IN NATION   Traffic Mishaps Teke 253 Lives—Texas Leads With 60 Fatalities

New Year's Holiday Death Toll Surges Past 400 Mark   Re THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

U.S. Foot Soldiers Go Into Action—American Planes Blast Commie Tanks

First Detachments Dispatched To Aid  Air Communication   Korean Capital Captured By Invading Reds as U. S. Bombers Knock Out Tanks

Reds Take Chief City In Sweep   Fighters, Bombers Strike Strategic Invader Targets

Korean War   First American Ground Detachment Is Signal Corps Outfit; Seoul Falls To Reds; Russian Tanks Knocked Out

Seoul Reported Fallen, Airfield  In Enemy Hands   American Foot Soldiers Set Up Headquarters In Southern Korea

First U. S. Soldiers In Korean War   First American Ground Detachment Is Signal Corps Outfit; Seoul Falls To Reds; Russian Tanks Knocked Out

First Ground Detachment Sets Up Field Headquarters; Kimpo Airport Now in Enemy Hands

Seoul Is Taken by Red Invaders As Gen. MacArthur Orders Field Headquarters Established  Bombing and Strafing Raids Being   Made by American Warplanes

Solons Dicker On Jomt Plan To Get Away   Heavy Calendar May Take Beating as Lawmakers Laok Taward Palle

EARLY A ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS   Two-Party Agreement To Curtail Legislative Program Likely   FAIR DEAL MEASURES APPARENTLY DOOMED

Two-Party Agreement To Curtail Legislative Program May Permit Adjournment In August

Lawmakers May Quit In August   Lawmen Discuss Plan To Curtail Legislative Plan

Party Leaders Discuss Early Adjournment  Congressmen Want To Go Home Early In August

Chiefs Pian Early Close Of Congress   August Adjournment Likely If Agreement Of New Issues Made

More Plans Of President Near Doom   Party Leaders May Get Together to Pare Program.

Crazed Man Murders Wite, Eads Own Life  Waray Arentcad AL Db.   Woman, ‘Accused Of Be ing Unfaithful, Shot: - With Deer Rifle-

lealousy Seen as Cause~  Husband Stalks; Kills Wife Wilh Deer Rifle in Basement of Home

Steel Shor rlage Tdles 50,000 Ferd Workers   Similar Lavolfs Are Expected Elsewhore Throughout Nation

Clergyman Dies In Battle With Young Robber   For Life Staged: Youth Cantured

Gabrielson Launches GOP Conclave With Boost tor McCarthy         National Chairman Asserts Americans Agree  ‘Wholeheartedly With Senator’s Objectives   Senate to Check Primary Expenses “Sooner the Better” Says Duff of Probe

Duff Welcomes Expense Probe  Million and Half Spen: In GOP Primary Race

AUS a WObDY—sU Vents a  Mighty Mo Finally Released From Chesarnosjl. tr,     Mhray

“Mo” Once Again Is Fleet’s Pride   Battleship’s Refloating Is Perfect Bon Voyage Pres ent for Admiral Blandy, Who Retires Today. ©

“Big Mo” Freed  From Mud Prison   Choppy Seas and High Tide Help Tugs Float Navy’s Pride—and Woe

USS Missouri Yields To Team Of Tugs   Battleship Heads For Inspection At Portsmouth Dry Dock

HUGE WARSHIE SLIPS BONDS STERNWARD   Feat Provides Going-Away Present For Adm. Blandy   Fleet’s Pride Once More Instead Of Thorn In Fleet’s Side

Big Mo Reports For Duty After Assignment Ashore   Tugs, High Tide, Northeast Wind, Winches Combine Efforts To Free Mud-Round Missouri

"Mighty Mo’ is Freed of Mud; Into Dry Dock   Sailors Break Suction So Battleship Can Slip -Inte Channel

MissouriFreed On High Tide  Battleship Gains Way. ~ In Successful Salvage

‘Big Mo’ Finally Freed   Navy’s Stricken Giant, Helplessly Aground fo! Two Weeks, Yields to Tugs and Hich Tides

Mighty Battleship Again Pride Of Fleet Big Mo Floats Free And Safe  - As Navy Shouts With Triumph

‘Mighty Mo’ fs Freed From Muc Early Today High Tide, Tugs  Help Float Ship At 7:16 A. MM.

Mighty Mo IsFloated Karly Today   Huge Battleship Is  Pulled Off Chesapeake Bay Sand After Being Stuck For Two Weeks

USS Missouri Floats Free After 2 Weeks   Admiral Praises Teamwork Which Loosed Ship

The Fleet Is s Happy Again  Mighty Mo Yields At Last; Sailors Whoop

Navy Succeeds In Freeing Battleship   Going-Away Present For Admiral Blandy, Who Is Retiring

Big ‘Mo’ Moves Free From Shoal Wednesday Morning   2,000 Men and 21 Tugs Plus Her Own Winches Are Used Successfully

Big Mo Pulled Off Mud Bank   Tide, Wind Assist Tug Team, Winches

 ‘Mired Mo’ Is ‘Mighty Mo’ Once Again Missouri's Band Plays'Anchors Aweigh’ 'As Battlewagon Is Freed From Mudbank

B1G BATTLESHIP FLOATS AGAIN IN CHESAPEAKE BAY   TUGS AND WINCHES AIDED BY TIDES AND STRONG WIND

BIG MO IS FLOATED AT HIGH TIDE   Tugs Rock Missouri Loose During Choppy Seas Then She is Pulled Into Deep Water.   “ANCHORS AWEIGH” PLAYED BY BAND   Battleship is Started for Drydock as Admiral Blandy Surrenders Command of Fleet.

Stricken Giant; Pride of Fleet; Yields Finally      Floats Into Deep Wa: ter; Damage Is Bee lieved Light

Giant Missouri Is Hauled From Chesapeake Muc   Battleship Prisoner on Shoal 15 Days; Tuas Pull Her Free

Mighty Mo Floats Into Deep Water   Victory Over Mud Comes As Present For Head Of Fleet

BIG MO PULLED FREE BY TUGS’ MIGHTY EFFORT   Battleship Hauled Into Deep Water Found to Be Leaking; Goes Into Drydock

Missouri Pulled Free Affer Two Weeks Aground  Navy Effort Ends . Embarrassment For Fleet: Blandy Hanoy

Mighty Mo Floals Free-and Safe in Deep Water Today   Wind, High Tide Aid ir Liberating Battleship Grounded Two Weeks.

Big Mo Set Free Of Shoal Through Combined Efforts Of Tugs, Tide And Winds

Northeast Wind, Teams Of Tugs, High Tide Help   Navy Men Afloat and Ashore Greet News With Rousing Whoops

GIVES WAY 10 SALVAGE TEAM   Rescuers Are Helped By Friendly Winds And High Tide

Yields. To Combination Of Tugs, Tide, Wind, Winches         45,000 Ton Giant Officially Freed From Snool Where She Was Aground At 7:16 ALM.

APUSn, APULL AND SLOW; OUT GOES BiG Wl   Missouri Resumes Piace as Pride of U. S. Navy's Battle Fleet.

Navy Floats ‘Big Mo’, Sheds Embarrassment   Mighty Battleship Breaks Its Bonds on Mud Of Chesapeake Bay and Rides Safely Into Deep Water: Blush on Face of The Fleet Ended

N avy Frees Battleship Missourt From Chesapeake Bay Mud; High Tide, Strong Winds Assist

Navy's Blush Erased as Big Battleship Yields to Tugs, High Tide and a Nor easter   Successful Operation a Perfect Going-Away Present for Admiral Blandy, Who Retires Today — Vessel Is Anchored in Chesapeake Bay. Awaiting Tow to Drydock

Return to Duty Perfeet Present for Admiral Blandy Who Retires Today from Navy

Score of Tugs, 9 Beach Gear Cables Used   15-Day Miring In Bay Ends, Dry Docking Next

Battlewagon Goes to Dock: for Inspection   Band Blares ‘Anchors Aweigh" and ‘There'll Be Hot Time in Town

Navy Smiles--Mighty Mo’s Afloat; Wind, Tide Help Fifth Trial Win

Extra High Tide Salves Navy. Pride   21 Tugs And Own Winches Wiggle Ship Off Shoal

MIGHTY MO IS MOVING AGAIN   Shaken Loose from Shoal ir Bay, Battleship Lifts Navy Blush

Joy Reigns: As Big Mo Breaks Bonds  Band Plays, Crew  Clwetc FT Phuc mde.

Nation’s Only Active Service Battlewagon  Was Prisoner 15 Days   Goes To Drydock For A Check-Up   Band Plays, Gobs Cheer As ‘Mighty Mo’ Slides To Deep Water Again

Big Ship Finally Yields To Tugs, Tide, Wind And Winches   45,000-Ton Giant Stranded Two Weeks On Chesapeake Bay Mud Flat; Navy Sheds  Ite Ric Embarracement.

Battleship’s Band Breaks Into Music   Happy Message Is Dispatched To Admiral Blandy

Battleship Missouri Is  Floated   “Mighty Mo” Hauled Free From Shoal in Chesapeake Bay

Admiral Boone Says Fired As Uncooperafive   Medico Is Second Admiral Booted Out of Pentagon

Another Navy Admiral Felt Johnson Boot   Fired for Being ‘Uncooperative,’ Admiral Boone Tells Committee

Medical Chief Of Navy Fired  In Service Row   Admiral Boone Tells Sol. ons He Was Relieved After Blast at Health Cuts

Dewey Lieutenant Not Included Among Ones Considered, Truman Aides Say

Ex-U. S. Consul At Tsingtao Finds Life Under Communists Worse Than Jap Prison Camp

[Consul Says Chinese Occupation \Was:.Worse. Than War Prison Term

SENATE TO ACT MONDAY i bemaimmeemmmeneeeeraneemeameeemeemae  House Passage Of UMT Is Virtually Assured

‘Marine Vets — l[Attack Johnson   Demand Truman Replace Defense Secretary

Move Traps Group of  Ist Cavalry   American Engineers Cut  Off; Walker Feels : Lines Will Hold.

Throw Two Divisions Into Thrust Around Southern End of Yank Lines to Within 35 Miles of Taegu, Three U.S. Groups Trapped

Exchange Student Says Too Much Emphasis is On Academic Matters   ‘SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS

COMMUNITY INTEREST URGED BY BRITISRER   Bristol Rotarians Heard Foundation Scholar   HAVE TOO MUCH GOVT

 —EXCEED HURRICANE FORCE— Unprecedented Gales Batter Most ef State

FIRST CAVALRY TROOPS ARE FIRST TO ENTER CITY   Push Resisted by Reds From  Trenches Dug for Two Miles Along Ridges South of City.   2,000 COMMUNISTS  ARE TAKEN PRISONER   ‘Remnants of Fee's Army  Fleeing North—Score of Nearby Villages in Flames.

Belgian Strikes Protests Return Of Former Kin   Move To Evacuate 2000 Foreignere In China Given Up Temporarily

Socialists Plan Strikes Against Leopold Return  Political Crisis Grows In Belgium RAstan BB. Banke

Socialists Plan Widespread Strikes in Protest to Leopold   FOR 19-YEAR-OLD SON   Plans to Evacuate 2,000 Nationals From Shanghai Abandoned

INTERNATIONAL ROUNDUP.  Belgium Socialists Plan Further Widespread Strikes      FORMOSA

Texas Solons Claim Bill Is Inadequate House To Vote On Cotton Plan Today

Lewis’ Aides Doubt Miners To Dig Coal   Cease-Strike Order Will Be Ignored, Officials Believe’

Miners Still in Rebellious Mood   “No Progress” Report Heightens Prospects of Court Action to Head Off Coal Crisis..

LEWIS AGAIN — ORDERS MEN 10 RESUME WORK   Men Are “Madder Than Hell,”’ Likely to Ignore Order.

—MERCHANT SHOOTS INTRUDER  Kills Robber After Third Holdup Attempt

Two British Peers Resign Liberal Party   Protest Action Of Leaders

Byrd Wins . New Backing In Push for  Spending Cut  Re-elected Head OfEconomyGroup Administration Seeks To Abolish

BYRD REELECTED AS ‘COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN   Virginia Senator Heads Economy Group Truman Seeks Te Abolish

BYRD’S ECONOMY DRIVE WINS SUPPORT   Senator Re-elected Head of Com mittee That Administration Seeks te Abolish.

U.S. to Speed Military Help To Indo-China   Drive by Communist: To Offset Disaster In Korea Foreseen

Quick’ Boost: Int U. S. Aid For Indo - China Foreseen   President Truman Reported As Well Informed On All Latest’ Developments From Top Chiefs

Predict Arms Aid Increase  To Indochina   Officials See Fast U. S. Action

Area Coal Output Increases  But War Mobilization Havina Little Effect

120 AND FATHER OF 83’  Train Snuffs Out Long, Fruitful Life of M. Blinks

State Thruway Is Needed in View Of War: Dewey   Grim Korean Events Must Make NY State Realize Need of Preparedness

3 Boys Drown As Ice Breaks  Tragedy Overwhelm:   Tragedy Overwhelms Southern Ohio Town

Harmless Trip To Play On Ice Pond Results In Death For Three Ohio Boys

Three Boys Are Drowned In Ice-Covered Pond; Two Get Back to Safety

Accidents Keer Ambulance Drivers Busy  One Is in Collision As It Takes Injured Woman To Hospital

Democrats Plan Big Conference   Jefferson Anniversary Date of Chicago Meet

Alfitude Record Is Set By Rocket Fired From Ship   50-foot Missile Goes To 106.4 Mile Height

Speedy. Action Seen In Senate On Money Bill  * §25 Million Slashed From 34-Billion Act * Ageen 10.Hane Dehate

Money Bill Cut By 525 Million  Senate Finishes Job On Measure Today

To Finish Work on Money Bill in Senate    Leaders of Both Partie:  ‘Agree Scaled-Down han Var) Doo.

SENATE PUSHES BILL FOR AGENCY FUNDS   Taft And Hayden Predict Quick Draft Of Measure

_ —PARES APPROPRIATIONS— Senate Drives Toward  Passage Of Money Bill 

Economists Take Round  Senate Drives For Final Vote On Money Measure

Fund Measure Wrapped Up After 10% Cut  Senate Seeks Final Action Today On

Senate Posts Big Cut On Money Bills   Marshall Plan Exempted From Economy Drive of  Over $500,000,000

Gloomy Delegates Are to Nominate Rep. Walt Lynch   Candidate Will Support Fair Deal, Promise Progress in Laws

TO BE HONORE      Erle Cocke, Jr., To Be Guest At Niles On  November 3

Ferguson Will Face Taft In Ohio In November; Indiana’s House Uelegation Wins Renomination

Pepper Defeat Stirs Wide — U.S. Guessing   Smathers Runs Up Lead of 63,000 Over New Dealer

Smathers’ Victory. Stuns Politicians  Victory. Termed Trend _ Away From’ ‘Truman ;

Defeat of Pepper Stirring Worry Among Politicians   First Casualty

Margin of Pepper Loss Surprising   Republicans See Smathers Victory Rebuke to Truman.

G. 0. P. Hails Florida Vote as Truman Rebuff, but Democrats Make Denial

Taft And Republicans Hail Pepper’s Defeat As Truman Repudiation   GOP Claims Result Shows Trend Away From President’s ‘Fair Deal;’ Winner Says Victory Was For Individual Liberty :

GOPs See Slap At Truman In Pepper Defeat   Smather’s Win In Florida Surprises Most Politicians

DEFEAT OF SEN. PEPPER STIRS WORRY   New Deal Students Ponder Outcome of Future Contests

PEPPER'S DEFEAT BY BIG MAJORITY CAUSES SURPRISE   Most Politicians Had Expect ed Close Race—Smathers’ Lead Well Over 60.000.   SEEN BY REPUBLICANS AS REBUKE TO TRUMAN   Lister Hill Wins Renomination in Alabama — Outcome of States’ Rights  Fight in Doubt.

G. O. P. Sees  Pepper Loss  ‘Rebuke’  To Truman Democrats Scoff.  But Smathers’  Mls tax Sere Tin

Florida Vote May Indicate U.S. Trend   Large Margin Sets Politicians Thinking On Other Contests

Truman Blow Seen in Defeat  Of Sen. Pepper   Smathers Draws Lead Of, 60.000; Contests in Other Districts Decided

Cavis Named Defense Head for This City   Chosen by Mayer Watson After Reques  from Governor

Tempers Flare in Phone Strike, No Settlement in Sight  Union Seeking Back Wages for ‘Locked Out’ Operators

‘Inions Charge ‘Lock-Out’ of Phone “trikers Atfemptina Return to Work

Demand Pay For Idled Operators   Tempers Frayed As Fed eral Mediators’ Efforts To Settle Strike Are Stalled By Deadlock.

CWA Seeks Pay For Operators During ‘Lockout’   Two Mediation Sessions End  In Deadlock

Strike Talks Bog Down As  Tempers Rise   Telephone Dispute Appears No Nearer To Settlement

Telephone Strikers k Pay  r de   Negotiations ire Deadlocked m-Strike Tangle

6 Lives Are  Lost in Fire   Parents, “Three . Children. and Boarder Perish as Home is Destroyed.

6 PERISH IN FIRE AS PHONE FAILS IN EAST GREENWICH   3 Children Victims; Half Hour Lost Getting Aid To Flaming House

Trucker Quits, But Gets New Job   One Man Even Offers to Pav His Fine

 Things Are Tough Payment Due On Home Of Man Who Quit Truck-Driving Job

Three Units Cross Border: Ficht ROKs   Marines Land At Wonsan Port

South Korean Troops Drive To China Border  ms Earlier Communist Reports Say Red China Troops Attack Koreans. East of Onjong

U.S. Delays Action On Demand for UN Move Against China  Will Await Outcome Of Truman-Attlee and India-Red China Talk:

TO STRIKE AT REDS HELD UE   America Delays Action Pending Outcome of Two Important Conferences.

Six Western European Nations To Go Ahead With Coal-Steet Pool   Will Form Policy Despite Great Britain's Refusal to Participate

Doctor, Held On Mercy Death Charge, Delivers Baby, Goes Rounds Awaiting Jury Action

ACCUSED “MERCY  CAVED’ AT WARK  VLATLIL Mi WUE   Goes About Regular Practice While Awaiting Grand > Jury Action

‘Act of Mercy’ Doctor Performs Routine Tasks, Awaits Grand Jury Action

REDS REFUSE BID TO DEBATE KOREA CRISIS   M’Arthur’s Charges Scored Bitterly By Peking

Truman Set For Speech In Chicago  Will Brina Bia   Will Bring Big Democratic Conclave To Close in Show At Chicago Stadium

‘Harry the Hired Man’ Comes Out Swinging in Big ‘Non-Political’ Speech

Truman Will Show HowTo'Give'EmHell'  Dtdent Ta Come Out Swinging In Broadcast Ponight

AIRLINER TERRORIST TO GET SANITY TEST   Hearing Ordered Held Thursday for John O'Reilly, Who Threatened 25 Persons on Plane.

‘Mo’ Release Attempt Fails   Tugs’ 2-Hour Effort Failure Third Time

Navy Calls Third Failure A Rehearsal   Pride Of Fleet Refuses To Move Under Heavy Pressure; Cable Whiplashes Over Ship.

Navy Fails In Third Attempt To Dislodge Missouri From Mud   To Try Again Wednesday Or Thursday

Missouri Still Stuck In The Mud, Now Has Company; Tug and Freighter Join Her

Navy Fails Again To Dislodge Mighty Mo   17 Tugs And Two Salvage Ships Work Two Hours Without Suceess: Try Again Thursday

Navy Again Fails to Float The Missouri   Big Vessel Stays Aground in. Mud of Thimble Shoals

‘Mighty Mo’ Remains In  Mud Berth   17 Tugs, Two Salvage Shivs Waste Efforts

CLOSEST RACE IN YEARS SEEN IN U.S. NOV. 7   Dems Will Be Content To Hold Margins In Both Houses

Both Parties Predict Close Vote Nov. 7   Democrats Coneeded Edge To Retain Control  Te Tassciinere

IN YEARS SEEN NUS. NOV. 7   Dems Will Be Conten! To Hold Margins In Both Houses

Closest Congress Vote in Decade ‘Seen in Major Party Predictions

Closest Election Since 4 Forecast  Seam. . > atasiatie Of Result

Both Parties Predicting Close Congressional Race  Democrats Say Privately They'll Be Happy   Democrats Say Privately They'll Be Happy To Hold Their Own In Senate And House

First Round in Borer Fight: Special. Schools to Teach Recognizing Eggs

Four Occupants Are Held For Questionin Giant Cache Of Stolen Goods Eaund In Cottage At Houston

Austin Appeals For Lie's Return  To Secretary Post  Warns U.N. Against Penalizing Official For Korea Action

—UN BATTLE— U.S. Urges Retention Of Lie ©   “APPEAL MADE TO ASSEMBLY

Part Of Fight For Peace, Says Delecate Dulles   Russia Bitterly Opposes Renaming Secretary General

America Urges World Body To Extend Lie Term  General Assembly Asked To Override Soviet Ouster Move

Austin Tells American Attitude  Russia Tries Again to Oust  Secretary

U.S. Asks Defeat Of Soviet Effort  To Dismiss Lie   See Veto Employed Fo Hit Secretury-General For Fealty To Korean Stand

U. S. APPEALS TO UNITED NATIONS: RETAIN LEADER   FULL ASSEMBLY TO CONSIDER SELECTION OF NEW SECRETARY

U. S. Urges UN To Keep Tryave Lie   Warren Austin Says Reds Oppose Him  Because He Backed UN Action In Korea

Russ Lose First   Round on Official   U. S. Envoy Asserts Lie ‘Punished’ by Soviets For Korean War Stand

U. N. Assembly Weighs Future Of Trygve Lie   U. S. Urges Re-election of Secretary General for 3Year Term; Russ Would Oust Him.

Soviet Veto In Council Blocks His Reelection   Veto-Free Group Ex/ pected to Extend — Term of Secretary

U.S. Appeals To UN Assembly For Lie Election  Austin Says Russia Opposes Him Because Of Stand on Korea

U.S. Appeals To Assembly To Keep Lie   Red Move To Delay Action Is Defeated   Austin Says Issue Ig Part Of The Struggle  For Peace

U.S. Appeals fo Assembly About Lie Ouster Iry  Would Have Russian

Delegates Are Asked To Override Soviet Effort To Oust UN Secretary General

Austin Appeals fo UN Assembly fo Defeat Soviet   U.S. Seeks to Retain Tygve Lie Against Opposition of Russia

U. S. Delegate Supports Lie In U. N. Debate   Russians Seek Revenge, Austin Says in Speech

DECISIVE ROUND ON TRYGVE LIE COMING TODA:   Russia Says She Will Not  “Deal” With Norwegian. If Elected

Asks U. N. to Override Russian Ouster Efforts  Called Part of World Struggle  Toa Seriire Pence

CHEST ALLOTMENTS CUT BY 5 PER CENT   Local Agencies to Receive Less as Community Missed   INRIVE SHORT $3,375

CHEST ALLOTMENTS CUT BY 5 PER CENT   UU! DI J FEN UENI Local Agencies to Receive  ~ Less as Community Goal Missed  DRIVE SHORT $3.375

Four Train Loads Of Guards Arrive At Indiana Camp   Tragedy Of Wreck Stil  Casts Pall Of Gloom Over Atterbury

ARTHUR H. SHIELDS EXPIRES SUDDENLY   Adams County Prothonotary Fatally Stricken In His Office In Court House At Gettysburg

Anti-Inflation Bill Goes to Truman Before Broadcast   Conferees Near Agreemen' On Compromise Of Economy Measure

Truman Prepares  Message   Proposals for Home Front Are Expected to Be Moderate Now

Williams Raps Legislature, Kelly Lauds GOP in Battle of Principals

Governor Aims  Campaign Jibes  At Legislature Republicans Blamed  i pea  Tv.l ease

Army Announces Status —_—_—__O__——___aoe———  Hope Siill Held For U.S.  General Lost In Korea

DEAN'S FATE IS HIDDEN IN BATTLE RUINS   General Covered Retreat After Ordering His ‘‘Boys” Out.

Committee Gets  Election Contest   Judge Bazile Assured Election; Weathers Charaes Of Unfitnece :

Vote Fraud  Hearing Due To Be Heard Before Body   Committee To Hear Testimony In Case During Afternoon

Linkup With U.S. Task Force Is Reported   Blown Bridge Said To Be Only Separation Between Units; Yanks Deal Heavy Air Blows

Red Forces Posing New Threats To UN   No Word From Allies  Isolated In North;  Evacuation Rumored DIIL IT OCTIAL

Red Convoys Battered By Yank Airmen   UN Ships Stand By, Ready To Evacuate 20,000. At Hungnam

Texas Leads States With Fatalities: Safety Council Calls Toll A ‘Massacre’

AMFRICAN LEGION ASKS COMMUNIST PARTY BE BANNEL   Calls for Internment of Reds Who Are Citizens and Treatment of Others * as Spies.   DEATH FOR ESPIONAGE AND SASOTAGE URGE!   Adoption of Resolutions Fol. lows Attacks on Stalin and Truman Administration.

Outlawing Of Communist Party By Constitutional Amendment Legion Aim

Narrow Belt Gels Visit hy Showers   eC  Some Snow in North, Cherry Blossom Festival At Capital Colled Off

President Signs Home-building Measure Today   Three and Half Billion Act Is Approved by Truman; Designed to Spur Construction.

Housing Bil Signed by President   Makes Easier Gl Home Loans, Direct Funds to Schools

Veterans To Get Aid In Building   Provision Dealing With Co-op Loans Is Eliminated

Legislation Is Intended to Spur Home Building   Bill Will Make It Easier for Ex-Gl's To Get Home Loans

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BILL   Provides Expansion Of Over $2 Billion For FHAInsurance Mortgages.

Action Will Prove Boon To Veterans   Limited Direct Loans For College Housing Offered

President Signs Bill to Give Aid To Home Builders  Veterans Now Can  Get Guarantees Up To $7,500 On Home

HOUSING BILL SIGNED, GIVES HELP FOR G14   Starts Up FHA Operations and Provides Cash for Prefab Homes.

Navy Plane Case Reply Is Readied   Cold War Warmup Felt Possible

U.S. Reply To Soviet Protest Being Delayed   Time Being Taken To Probe Latest Reports From Russia

Bragging Reds Disgust U. §.   Decorate Pilots In Downing Navy Plan

U.S. Probing Report Soviet Fliers Honored   Answer To Protest Studied Carefully By United States

4 REPORTED DECORATED FOR INCIDENT   Defense Department Cancels Orders Issued in Wiesbaden Direct ing Search of . Kaltic Sea for  Survivors of Missing Plane.

HAIL, HIGH WINDS, ELECTRICAL STORMS DAMAGE PROPERTY IN MANY COUNTY. STATE AREAS

Williams Says he Quit ADA  Rap At Kelly Taken  re FOR ee . oe & pees

BIGGER VOICE IN U.S. PLANS   Wage Stabilization Meet Scheduled January 10

Gov't Moves to Give Labor Bigger Hand in Nation’s Waae, Manpower Policies

Labor to Get Voice In Policies   Labcr Dominates Conference Set To Consider Wage Stabilization Plan

Truman Keeps Door Open for Atomic Talks   Will Approve Any Workable Plan for Control of Bomb

Truman Says Nation Will Go Along With Any ‘Workable’ Plan      Won't Consider ‘Sham Aareements

Truman Backs Baruch Plan Of Control   Will Endorse Any Effective Plan

FOUR NATIONS JOIN MANHUNT  Oklahoma Badmai   Oklahoma Badman Still Eludes Police

Four-Nation Search Fails to Bring Out Oklahoma Desperado  Europe Alerted to Look for Homer Cook,  Three-Time Escapee

HUGE POSSE HUNTS COOK   Four Nations Alerted For Capture Of Oklahoma Badman.

Hunt For Cook Still  Continues   Police Of Four Nations Join In Search. :

 :   Park School Presents Two One-Act Plays Tuesday; All Invited

Federal Mediator Confers ‘With Head of Phone Union  Efforts Get Under Way at Cincinnati  we watered OFF Nation Wide Walkout

US Novelist Receives Nobel Literary Prize   Bertrand Russell, British Philosopher Honored Simultaneously

 Mississippian Is Fourth American to Win Swedish  Academy Award: South ls Hie Only Subject

Novelist William Faulkner and Philosopher Bertrand Russell Awarded Nobel Prizes

Nobel Literary Award To American Author   William Faulkner fs Chosen for 1950 Honor; Bertrand Russell Is Choice in Philosophy

Oxford, Miss., Author Of “Intruder In The Dust”  ‘Shares Prizes With   English Philosopher

William Faulkner, Bertrand Russell Given Nobel Literary Prizes For 1949 And 1950; One Southerrn Writer, Other British Ear]

For Both 1949, 1950—  Faulkner, Russell Win Nobel Literary Awards

U.S. Writer Nobel Winner  British Philosopher Also Awarded Prize

Novelist William F aulkner Wins Nobel Prize For W ork In Literature

American Writer Gels Nobel Prize  Faulkner 1949 Winner; Briton Named For 195€

U. 5. Novelist Faulkner Wins Nobel Prize      Literature Award Also To Bertrand Russell -

Nobel Prizes Are Awarded   American Novelists, Two Britishers Win Swedish Awards

Author, Philosopher  Faulkner, Russell Win ‘Nobel Literary Prizes

Sen. McCarran Urges One-Third Cut In European Recovery Program Funds:

Donnell is Convention Keynoter   At State GOP Meeting; Raps Foreign Policy

GOP Campaign A in Stale is Fixed on Foreian Policy   Donnell Makes Keynote Speech. Attacking Demo

Arms Are Needed In Ficht Asainst Inde Thina Reds   Speedy Shipment Of Goods Urged

FRENCH OPEN REARMAMENT TALKS HERE   Urgent Appeal Is Made for Planes and Guns to Be Used In Indo-China.

Boy Dies Trying To Rouse Sisters  OO oT gE eo - ne   Parents and One Son Escape As Fire Destroys Home

Showdown Neat ‘On Housing Projed Aid  Both Sides Predict : Victory; Tes  f.. .. - eas ae ii i;

Showdown Due In Senate on Housing Co-ops   Both Factions Predict Victory On Wednesday

OWA LEGISLATOR URGES TESTIMONY BY HOOVER, CLARE   Critics Charge Democratic in. vestigation Has Only   ee Pe) ee See

Late Comers Scramble to F ile For Office   After-Hours Vigil By Secretary of State Tonight

Late Comers Jumping Into Primary Races   Deadline for Filing in Missouri Campaign Ends at Midnight; Secretary of State Keeps Office Open After Hours for Tardy Entrants

Filing for August Primary Election Ends at Midnich!   Last-Minute Eniries Fail to Change Picture, However, in Moet Races

Phils Pit Miller Against Ford in Last-Ditch Fight   Yankees Expected To Throw KO Punch At Reeling Whiz Kids

YANKS, PHILS TIED 2-2 AT END OF EIGHTH  Heintzelman Starts   Heintzelman Starts for Senior League Team In 3rd Game of Series,

4-H: Leaders: Foresee Record Year in ‘50.   ‘Two Vocational, "Six. Volunteer. Workers “Assist Club Members

4-H Leaders Foresee Recorc  Year in ‘50 ©   Two Vocational, Six Volunteer Workers Assist Club Members

Allies Retake Yongdok   Most Decisive * Battle Of War  May Be Imminent

i Daved Defy dohn £, Luwtsm¥  Punished Miner Claims Lewis’s Edict Turned ‘Feiends Against Him

I! Dared Defy John L. Lewis—I Taft-Hartley Not ‘Slave  Labor’ Act--It Helped Worker Beat Depotism

I Dared Defy John L. Lewis—3 Lewis’ No-Work Order  Put Miner’s Loyalty to Fest During Long Strike

I Dared Defy John L. Lewis —2  Patriotic Mine Workers Favor Anti-Red Clauses In Taft-Hartley Act

f Dared Dely John L, Lewis—5 en *  Ees MELOe  No Room for Despots In American Unionism, Mine Worker Claims

I Dared Defy John L, Lewis—5  No Room for Despots  In American Unionism, Mine Worker Claims

I Dared Vety John L. Lewts---4  Punished Miner Claims Lewis’s Edict Turned Friends Against Him

BETWEEN 2 CURRENTS   Kansas Will Have Variety of Weather Thur Tomorrow

CRIA ECCT EE 4 _ abate eee uel MRS. HARRY GRIFFITH ENTERTAINS THRIFTY STITCHERS

LIGHT ERICKSON SENTENCE SEEN   Court Attaches Think He May Get One To Five Years

Britons Want Clear Stand On Formosa Issue  House Of Commons Members Eye Fight Between U.S., Soviet

Attitude Of Britain In Event Of War Between U.S. and Russia Is Demanded

Packard Gives Wide Benetits In New Pact   Agreement Provides Cost-of-Living Bonus And $125 Pensions

Packard And UAW Agree On Contract   Agreement Ends ThirteenDay Strike OF 8,000 Production Workers.

GAAS PARKED AT NIGHT SOURCE OF ACCIDENT!   Bristol to Tag Automobiles Found Parked All Night   CHILDREN ENDANGERED

POLICE TO TAG CARS ON STREET OVERNIGHT   ign Will Start Here July 1st, It Is Stated by Chief Jones   \CHASE ‘ALL-NIGHTERS’

TRUMAN GIVES GREEN LIGHT ON JAP TREATY   President Says He Hopes That Negoti: ations Are Not Toc Far In Future.

Truman May OK Jap  Peace Treaty Soon  Indicates He Hopes Negotiations Are Near: Dulles Is Annointed to Acsict

Famed Arctic Explorer in Fatal Crash   Col. Charles Hubbard Was Helping Weather Station.

U.S, SECURITY IN PACIFIC SEEN MENACED  Communist Invasion @ C@2.. 2 2 . 8  , earn   Communist Invasior of Strategic Amer. ican Outposts to Be Investigated.

New System For Price  Supports on 1950 Crops   System May Save Taxpayers Millions  of Dollars; System Approved By Brannan

To Use New 3-Crop Plan   Price System For Flaxseed, Wheat, Soybeans Okayed

COURT WRITS ORDER MINERS BACK TO PITS   Angry Unionists May Defy Injunctions On Monday

Union Chief Yields to Court Edict   But Cites in His Wires  To Locals He Has No Alternative.

Federal Court Order Obeyed ‘Reluctantly   Defiant Miners Are Likely to Continue Strike

Union Leader Grudaingly Bows To Edict   Indicates He Acts Under Duress of Two Court Iniunctions

Coal Union Bows to'T-H In junction: ‘No Alternative,’ Leader’Tells Men In Indicating Step Is Under Duress

U. M. W. Boss Yields to T-H Legal Action   Chief Tells Men He Has No Alternative; Campbliance Doubitul

Coal Union Chiet Bows To Court   Two Government Injunctions Bring  End To Walkout

Makes it Plain That He Is Acting Only Under the Duress of Iwo 1-i Orders

REDS’ AIDE DEFEATED   Lengshoremen Vote Out a Crony of Communist Harry Bridges

Latest Hope Here For-Rain Is Lost  Temperatures Rising Again in Oklahoma

RISING MERCURY FAVORS STATE   'Wheat Belt Gets Some Benefit  From Rains in Western  Oklahoma

Spells Out Tax Plans   New Levy On TV Set Sales Asked In Truman Report

Truman Asks For $655 Million Cut in Excises   Would, However, Hike Other Taxes

Truman Asks For Specific Fyeise Slash   Also Calls For One Billion Dollar Revenue Increase Throuch New Taxes

Truman Wants — Congress to Cut U.S.Excise Taxes   Increase in Business, Estate and Gift Fees, However, Requested a» President Today.

Snyder Discloses Excise Cut Plan   Congress Gets Bid for $695 Million Slash, Higher Profit, Gift Levy

BUSINESS, ESTATES, GIFTS DUE BOOST:  Truman Asks $695 Million Excise Slash

Net Tax Hike Seen Under Truman Plan  Boosted Levies Asked to Offset  : Teaee in Ereices

TRUMAN ASKS FOR GUTS IN EXCISE TAXES   But White House Proposals Would Boost Business, Gift and Estate Levies.

First Marines Suffer 30 Per  Cent Casualties   Imply 6,000 to 7,000 Troops Dead, Wounded. Missing, Weather Cases

Evacuation of 10th Corps Still Uncertain   Huge Fleet Waits off Port of Hungnam as Last of 25,000 Yanks Escape Enemy Traps

MacArthur In Visit to Battlefront   Says Forces of U.N. Remain Unbeaten, Able To Fight.

Planes Rill 3000 Reds in Raids on Enemy   U.N. Leader Says Commies Failed to Destroy Allied Army

Takes Secret Air Trip to  Korean Front   General Savs Army “Relatively Secure”

UN Force “Unbeaten ’ He Asserts   Huge Fleet Waits To Evacuate Men  If Move Needed BULLE TIA

UN Commander Optimistic; Big Fleet Is Ready  lor Evacuation   Allies’ Unbeaten,Relative. ly Secure, Able to Battle Chinese Hordes’

Marines Chew Up  6 Red Divisions  In Fightto Escape Chinese Had Orders  To Annihilate U.S. Ist Marine Division’

FIRST MARINES HAVE CASUALTIES OF 30 PER CENT   AWAIT DECISION ON EVACUATION FROM PORT CITY

Ist Marines Casualties Top 30 Pet.  _. Figures Include  Prost Ritten

Marine Casualties  Heavy in Fight Out of Red Trap   Report Indicates 6,000 to 7,000 Killed, Wounded. or Suffering from Cold.

Shatter Reds On Mission te ‘A nnihilate’   Six Divisions Shorn of Their Combat Power

Marines Suffer Casualty Rafe Df 30 Per Cent  ‘Report In Break Out GF Red Trap implies Ewe. Eo Ka F SY

First Marine Division Suffered 30 Per Cent Casualties in Retreat

Marines Suffer Heavy Casualties In Bitfer Retreat  MacArthur Claims Forces Can Handle Chinese Attacks

FBI Aid Asked In Axe Slaying  Murder Uncovered   Murder Uncovered By Suicide’s Note

Find Bloody Axe Ir Home Of Woman Believed Victim  Suicide Note Leads Officers To Sawdust Grave

CHRISTIANITY IS  DEAR COMMODITY “Bitte Speaks” Feature Js A Salesman For It

Adkins Name Brougnt Into Governor's Race   Laney Charges Forme: Executive Dictates Policies Of McMath

Laney Assails ‘Adkins Term \’  oe a oe” ee   McMath Derides Opponent’s Prowess As Big Game Hunter

TWO CITY SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN FENCED   Six-Foot High Protectior Placed on the Pinckney and McAllaster Grounds   CORDLEY FLOOR WORK

TWO CITY SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN FENCED   Six-Foot High Protectior Placed on the Pinckney and McAllaster Grounds

Senate Okays Bill Admitting 359,000 DP:   \Kilgore Bloc Leads Battle To Push Liberal Version C00 Moscure: Tlranch

Grand Island Plant to Do Rocket Work  Munition Base Opening Soon

Canadian $ Free From Devalue Peg   Expect Move To Close 9 Cent Gap Between US, Canadian Money

Canadians Revalue Their Money ' Move Closes.Gap With U. S) Dollar

Canada Frees Dollar From Devalued Peg  Nine-Cent Gap Exists Between U. S., Cana

Senate Move Is Denounced   Inconsistent With Plan ‘to .Curb Non - Defense Spending, Truman Says.

Can't Explain Source Of Red  Fresh Troops   Spokesman Sees No Evidence of Soviet Or Chinese Forces

Western Troop Ouster Pressed   Russ Offer ‘Free’ Election But Provide For Retention of ‘Police’ Force

Reds Seeking To Get Allies Out of Berlin  Agree To Election If All Allied Troops

US. To Be No Sucker, Envoy Says   Peace At An y Price Not Wanted Here

But Warns Of Rousing  False Hope   Says U.S. No Sucker No Sign Russians To Alter Ways.

Warns, However Against Rousing Of False Hopes   Major Address On U.S. Policy Made At Berkeley, Calif.

Acheson Gives 7-Point Plan To Stop War   Warns Against Playing U.S. as ‘Sucker’ and Aaainst ‘False Hopes’

Cold-Wart Peat Pian. Unfolded by Seoretary. of. ‘tate: Before Cons forence. of. ‘International. Cooperation. for World: E¢ononilc Development; at Uaieerally af Calfornta, s ; =

Says U.S. Wont Play Sucker Role   Declares Nation Wants Peace. But Not At Any Price

Truman Order ails To Block “Arthur Plea   Commander Warns Formosa Necessary In Far East Defense

GENERAL FLAYS ‘DEFEATISM’ IN MESSAGE   President Ordered Speech Withdrawn; Printed in Record

Ready for ‘Big Blow at Allies   Two Attacks Expected Wher Reds Make Attempt to Blast Reinforced Defense Lines —

2 Pronged Attack Is In Making   Commie Battalion Wiped Out in Bid to Cross River

North Korea Patrols Slip”  Across River   Major Blow Expected From Rede In Effort, -To Drive Back Yanks

Both Red And U.S, Forces Aggressively Patrol Along Nervous 140-Mile Streteh

Communists Boldly Massing in Daylight and Are Expected to Strike in South and in Taegu Area One Enemy Battalion of 500 to 1,000 Men Walks Into South Korean Trap and Is Wiped Out.

d Battalion Is Wiped _ ut in River Crossing: All-Out Battle Awaited

Red Battalion Lost In River Crossing   Desperate Enemy Attack Seen Hourly Aaainst Shrinkina Southern Beachhead

Small Groups Knife Across Naktong River   Still No Evidenca Thot Enemy Had Infantry in Force, or Tanke Across River

Red Battalion ls Wiped Out In Earlier Try   Enemy Feeling Out Allied Strength For Biq Offensive

Red Battalion Is Slashed Attempting Crossing in Force   Big Blow Is Expected Soon on Shrinking Beachhead

Red Battalion Annihilated —   South Koreans Wipe Qut Enemy Force As It Crosses River; Yanks Repulse Others; Big Attack Near

Expect 2 Attacks on Reinforced US, South Korea Units   Yanks Keep Enemy Off Balance In Activity Saturday Night

Red Battalion Wiped Out By South Koreans   Communist Patrols Cross Naktong River In Probing Forays Into U. S. Lines

Enemy Patrols Slip Across Naktong River, Last Ditch Defense Line Of Americans; Big Blow Seen Momentarily

River Is Crossed On 40 Mile Front   Reinforced U.S. and South Korean Troops Brace for Main Offensive

Temperatures   Enemy Force Wiped Out After Earlier Attempt: _ Major Bid Hinted South »

Brannan Admits Tactical Error In Pay Proposal  Acke Trial Run of   Asks Trial Run of Incentive Payment

Brannan Admits Making A Serious Taetieal Error   Urges Trial Run Of Brannan Plan Ke Cantrnl Sanda

U.S. Fighters Down 4. Ships Over S.Korea   American Manned Bomb. ers Ordered Into Fight Tonight; Reds Retreat   U.S. Planes Attacking?

Invaders Are Driven Back   -Resurgent S. Koreans Retake Key Poirt; Four N. Korean Planes Downed

Everyone Can Have a Hobby and Collecting Faces Is a Cheap and !nteresting One

Gen. Eisenhower May Be Named  May Head Atlantic Pact Defense Plans

Eisenhower May Rule Over  Defense Plans   French In Favor of Offering Position To Ex-Allied Chieftain

Marines and Infantrymen Link Up With Relief Column From South and Launch Final 35-Mile Drive As Naval Armada Stands By Off Coast

Infantry and Marines Reach Relief Column   Enemy Planes Are Driven Back in Four Air Battles

Vast Naval Forces Await UN Troops   20,000 Battered Men Begin Drive To Sea And Rescue

Marines And Relief Units  Join Forces   Chinese Hordes Still Menacing Route To Coast

Relief Column Links Up With Trapped GI’s   U.S. Forces Join In Northeast Korea, Begin Drive to Sea

Montgomery County Area Jolted PPA aL efi OI PLL LOLA AL ALLL LEAL ALIA  Blast Tears Up Mile Of New Gas Pipeline

Port’s Airfield In Hands OFU.N.; Near Red Capital   Americans Meet Resistance On Road To Pyougyang: First) Caval Slewed

TEMPERATURE   Red Korean Port Falls To ROKs   Yanks Advance Yard By Yard

Kaesong Falls fo Americans.   Yanks Making Gains Despite Red Defenses across 38th Parallel

Dewey And lait Re-Elected; Lucas, Tydings Defeated   Donnell Trails In Missouri; FDR, Jr., Wins But Brother James Behind Gov. Warren

G.0.P. Surges Ahead in Key Races in Nation   Warren Victorious In Calif. Tydings Trails In Maryland

Republicans Pick Up Five House Seats  But Need Net Gain _ OF 49 in House

NATIONAL TREND - Impressive Congressional  Gains Garnered. by GOP

Demo Holding Slim Control In Conaress   Bowles Defeated As GOP Upsets Demos In Kev Poste: Lehman Easy Winner

Republicans Hopeful of Gaining Control of Congress; Chester Bowles Losing in Connecticut Race.

Mystery Subs Detected, Say: Navy Captain   Tells of Tracking Submerged Craft in Pacific by Radar and By Naval Aircraft

Second Defeat Faces Reds In General Election   Yoshida’s Liberal Party !s Favored In Voting; Japs Aceused Of Assaulting Americans Are Convicted

Jap Commies Facing Another Fight  T tlawecla BPosnmntenut   Liberals Expected to Win Today’s National Elections

Reds Likely To Lose Out In Elections   Commies’ Big AntiU. S. General Strike A Huge Fizzle

JAPANESE REDS WILL FACE NEW SETBACK TODAY   Communists To Buffet Defeat In Elections To Upper House

Jap Commies Facing Fight  In E ae il   Anti-U. S. Rally Failure On Voting Eve; Pro-Ameri. cans Seen Victor«

Jap Communists In Sharp Setback  Generol Strike Flops, National Elections Due

Jap Commies Face Another Big Defeat   In Elections; Big Anti-U. S. Drive Fizzles

Jap Election Poses Major Blow to Red:   ‘Fizzle’ of General Strike Expected to Decrease Camminict Vata

Japan Reds Face Major Test Today   Communist Party Expected to Lose National Election

Jap Commies Facing Another Fight   Liberals Expected to Win Today’s National Elections

Anti-US Drive By Communists Proves Failure   Face Another Major Defeat in Today's Na-~ tional Election

ZIEGLER HURT IN GAR TISHAF   Highway Commissioner Three Others Taken To Hospital

Farouk Not There, ‘Bui Presence Felt   Sister Weds Commoner Denounced by King

Parties Gird For Final Ballot Battle  Arms Strength, - Peace Seen Crucial Issues

National Strength, Peace Emerge as Key Vote Issues  Battle for Control ot Congress Enters Final Stage

Bodies of 30 American Soldiers, of Whom 20 Had Been Shot, Found Near Burned Train ~

30 GI's Bodies, 9 Burned Badly, Found In Train   Inforniation Tadicaten Alt Were Slain By Fleeing North Korean Caplora

BELIEVED AIR ATTACK VICTIMS - Rodies of 30 Yanks Found Beside Burned Train

30 Dead Yanks Found on Rails   Reds Execute Gl’s Before Fleeing Burning Train

Find Bodies Of 30 Yanks In Red Train   9 Americans Were Badly Burned; Twe Yank Prisoners Found Near Train

Fighting Flares Near Frontier: Guerrillas Busy   Chinese Commies Reliably Reported Getting into War

Bodies of 30 Gls  Found Near Train   Twenty-One Shot; Nine Burned During U. S. Raid

Bodies of 30 . Americans Found in Korea  * msm enantio Veni   Discovered in Train ‘Attacked by U.S, Whar Planae

CHURCHILL LEADS OPPOSITION Labor Party Survives  Two Confidence Votes

Threatens To Walk Out   Firemen, Enginemen Look for: Engineer _ ) Union Te Join in Strike Threat

Railway Strike ‘At Any Time   Brotherhoods Believe - Dispute On Diesel Crew Near Climax

BLE May Join In Strike Threat  Firemen See Support For Diesel Protest

Jersey City Official Vows Not to Surrender Post Despite Blockade

[Vote Data Tmpounded:  ‘House Group Grants Macy’s [Request For Election Probe

Two Newsmen Forbidden at War Front; Army Didn't Like Their Dispatches

CONVAIR STEPS UP 3-36 PRODUCTION   UP Man Barred From Front Peace Officer 'Didn'+ Like’ Stories .

Colonel Echols Bars Writers From War Zone   Stories Of U. 8. Defeats Arouse Ire Of Army Information Officer

Senate Slates Vote on Change in Elections  House Is Near   House Is Near Final Vote on Cotton Bill

Senate Slates Vote on Change in Elections   House Is Neer Final Vote on  Cotton Bill

Report Parrot Fever Outbreak   Eastern Ohioans Get State Warning

Seeks Party Support for Governor   Terms Convention At Duluth Machine Affair

CAPTAIN HITS AT PENTAGON DESPITE ORDER   SpeakingEngagement Schedule to Be Retained

Naval Captain To Defy Shermar On Gag Order   Crommelin Declares He Will Fill Speaking Schedule

U.S. Starts Attack On Hill Bastions   Huge Red Assault Bogs Down; Walker Says ‘Worst Is Over’

ATTACK LAUNCHED NORTH OF TAEGU; OTHER UN SECTORS QUIET  (1S. Troons Storm Red Hill Position

YANKS OPEN NEW ASSAULT NEAR TAEGL   Americans Attack Reds on Hill § Miles from City After Capturing One Strategic Peak.   COMMUNIST STABS REPULSED IN SOUTH   Allies Establish Strong Defensive Line as Quiet Reigns on Most of Battle Front.

Aid to Land Torn by War Deemed Mus'   World Organization’ Plans To Move in Agencies  Rehind Troons

UN Begins Work For Korean Relief  Prepcrations Startine After Assembly Vate

UN Machinery Goes Into High On Korean Aid   All Units Of Planners Strive To Lend Help

UN To Send Relief Aid  To Koreans   Special Agencies Work On Program To Speed Up Plan

NATIONAL UNIFICATION U.N. Goes Inte High ¢ Geai To Speed Korea Relief

President To Given Program On World Peace  Preparing To Make   Preparing To Make “Peace Talk” Before U. N. Session Teusday

FUEL MERCHANTS SAY EMERGENCY ACTION NEEDED   REPORT SOME CITIES ARE CUTTING TREES IN COAL SHORTAGE

Fuel Dealers Ask Action in  Coal Crisis —   Tell Governor All Schools in State Be Closed at Once

Governor Won't Say If He Plans tc Call Legislators   Looks More aud More  ay B.. .2   Looks More and More as if a Special Session Is Cut

MYSTERY FOGS JOPLIN. DEATH   Coroner's Jury in Creekmore : Coase Baffled—Woman’s. Friend Released

Finletter Named Air Secretary   Truman Appoints Noted Attorney to Succeed  Rasnet Saeminotan

Fineletter Secretary For Air   Frequent State Dept. Advisor Successor to Svmington,

THOMAS K. FINLETTER NAMED AS HEAD OF AIR FORCE BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN; LONG TIME CHAMPION 70-GROUP FORCE   Distinguished New York Attorney Is To Succeed Symington Who Is Made  Chairman of Security Resources Board

Finletter Named To No.  Air Job  70-Group Champion ls Truman Choice

FINLETTERIS APPOINTED AS AIR SECRETARY   Longtime Advocate Of Big Air Force Succeeding Symington   DRAFTED REPORT FOR PRESIDENT IN 1948

Truman Picks Finlette: As Secretary For Air  New York Attorney Follows Symington; le Advocate Of 70-Group Air Force

Board Refuses. Thomas Parole   Representative Serves for Padding. of Payroll

Refuse Parole To Former U. S.  Representative   Thomas Serving Term For Padding Congressional Payroll

Thomas Is To Stay In Jail   Ex - Representative Refused Parole For Payroll Padding

PARNELLTHOMAS REFUSED PAROLE   \Congresaman Convicted Of Padding Payroll Has Request Turned Down By U. S) Parole Raard

Thomas Denied Petition for Parole  Unpaid Fine May Be Influencing Factor

Thomas’ Bid For A Parole Turned Down      Ex-Representative Thomas Must Serve Term On Conviction He Padded His Payroll

Parole ‘No’ To J. Parnell   Failure to Pay Fine May Have Been Factor In Rukne on Thomas

U.S. PAROLE BOARD REJECTS PLEA OF PARNELL THOMAS   PAST CONGRESSMAN SERVING TERM FOR PAY ROLL PADDING

Federal Board Refuses to Parole Former Rep. J. Parnell Thomas From Prison

Communist Division Rolls East   Shift of Forces In Taegu Sector Puzzles Allies

Red Forces Pose New Threat To Pusan Port   Allied Troops Inch Ahead Into Positions Formerly Held by Reds

Major Offensive May be Imminent And Keeps U. S.  Forces on Alert

Heavily Armed Enemy Division on March In South Coast Area  U.S. Planes Hammer at Red Columns — Yanks Advance on North Central Taegu Front

Allied Forces Inch Ahead North Of Taegu To New Central Front Positions

U.N. Inches Ahead North of Taegu   Reds March In Small Groups To Stop U. S. Air Attacks

POYGHIATRIST WHO STOLE CHIEF'S PISTOL 15 FINED   Another Psychiatrist Admits He's ‘‘Flabbergasted’’   “OTHER CASES IN COURT

STOLE CHIEF'S PISTOL; MUST PAY A FINE   Grenfel Prior, Cincinnati, Pleads Guilty to Charge Court

6.0,P, SHUNNING RED ACCUSATION   Republicans Refuse To Back Charges Against Secretary Of Interior Chanman_

Schoeppel In Fight By Self   GOP Committee Refuses To Back Kansan In Any Way

Won't Back Schoeppel © ‘Charges   : Senate GOP Policy  ' Committee Refuses   ’ Any Part.in Kansan’se Quarrel With. Chanmar

GOP Group Not Backing Senator  Schoeppel Charges Communist Activity.

Policy Committee Refuses to Back  Sen. Schoeppel.   Party Concerned Over Charges Made Against Chapman By the Kansan

Philosopher Also Honored ‘William Faulkner Wins Nobel Literary Prize

IS WINNER OF NOBEL AWARI   Englishman And Two Germans Also Are Honored

19493—90 NOBEL LITERARY PRIZE AWARDS LISTED   Southern Author Given 1949 Prize; British Writer Gets 1950

Faulkner Wins 1949 Nobel Literary Prize; Remaining Awards for 1950 AreAnnounced

FOURTH AMERICAN IN FIELD  William Faulkner Wins Nobel Literary Prize

Wm. Faulkner Wins 1949 Robel Prize   American Author To Re ceive $30,000 From Sweden’s King

House To Consider Civil Rights Issue  Passage Assured lf Vote Can Be Taken

BLAZE TRAPS TEN-MONTH-OLD BABY IN CRIB   Mother Also Burned Trying To Rescue  Child -

Flames Tra Child In Crib In Farm. Fire   Mother Burned Rescuing Baby Near Buchanan

Mercy Doctor Is Silenced Until Trial by Counsel   Leaves With Wife for Undisclosec Destination — Not to Practice

McCarthy Set For New Blast   Democratic Forces Ready Counter Barrage «

VET'S NOTE TELLS © OF HIS DEATH PLAN   Man Shot by Harrison Police Apparently Intended to Die That Way.

Drug Addiet KF eieda Police  To Kill Him   Tald Father He Did Not Want to Commit Suicide. Left Note

Romania Reports Expulsion of Bishop Gerald O'Hara on Charges of Spying

BISHOP BANNED FROM ROMANIA FOR “SPYING”   Gerald Patrick O'Hara, Two Members Of Nun efature, Expelled

GOVERNOR CITES OPEN GAMBLING AS NO. 1 MENACE  STATE POWERLESS TO OUST CORRUPT

Corruption of Men in Public fe Is Cited  Communities Urged TT. Denk DFannct Adar

LESSON TO LEARN .  Dykes Declares Farmers Have Yet  To Learn Conservation Story

Pw MERIT INURE  'Battle Develops on Gas Control Bill; Filibuster Threatened on House Floor

Your Penny-Ante Games Are Safe  Gambling Drive is Directed Only ai Big Fellows

McGrath Game Group Plans Big Crackdown   Attorney General Out to Destroy IHlegal Gamblers

Crusaders Fret About ‘John Doe’   Anti-Gambling, Anti-Crime Committee Says Rights Of Citizens Involved   AIM AT SYNDICATES   Not Interested in PennyAnte Games But in Big Time, Organized Vice

Gambling Crusade Poses Problems * * * *x * * * * * ax * * Pa aes ay ° "MT « Wee 4£,. ft 4t tM... .. boc VO Oe! 2   Anti-Crime Campaign Not Directed At ‘Penny-Ante Parties’

Anti-Gambling Crusaders Face  Tough Problem   Must Find Way Not To Harm Plain Citizen In Campaign. (

Anti-Gambling Bill Being Studied   Committeemen Faced @With Problem To Stop Wronq-Doers

Crime Foes Guard Rights of Citizens  Restrictive Plans Won't Hit Public

ESTIMATE 440 TO DIE ON HIGHWAYS   Christmas Travel Rush Now On in Full Swing

Holiday Death Toll Mounts Steadily As Rush Begins In Christmas Travel

Oklahoma City’s Roaming Leopard Will Be Stuffed  Famed Animal to Be Mounted And Displayed at Capitol

BELGIANS FEAR NEW TURMOIL   Half of Country Opposes Leopold Despite Catholic Party’s Victory.

King May Be Recalled In Belgium   Leopold’s Beckers Win Election but: Mav Hesitate Due To Possible Strife

Excess Profits Tax Bill Timing Still in Dispute   Truman Repeats Stand Against Hasty Action

Excess Profits 'Tax Unwanted  "At This Time’   Democratic Leader Lucas Says President Hopes For Action ‘Later On’

Explosion Inquiry Shifting to Ohio  Coast Guard Experts Coming to Newark

Stalemate Seen As Practical In Anfi-Red ‘War   Russian Agreement Is Despaired Of Soy Chief Leaders

GIFT TO K. U. CENTER   $1,050 te Start Fund for Research Treatment With New Drug

Engine Blast Sinks Navy Mars al Sea   Seven Crewmen Safe After Craft Vanishes Off Pearl Harbor   Picture on Page 11

Leader Of CIO May Demand Par Hike For Million   Strategists Meet In Pittsburgh

STEELWORKERS SHAPE UP PAY RAISE DEMANDS   CIO Union Strategists Meet To Organize Wave Campaign

STEEL UNION MAY ASK WAGE BOOS   LEADERS OF 1.000.000 WORKERS GATHER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FOR TALKS,

Top CIO Strategists May Ask Wage Boost For Million Workers   Leaders for Steelworkers May Follow Move of Auto Workers; Now Earn $1.70

Holdup Vian Uses Plane For Escape   Steals 83.788. Wrecks Plane In Aunts Backvard

West Retains Solid Front In UN Fight   Russians Failing In Propaganda Fight

BUDDING STEVE HANNAGAN PHONES  "My Dad's a-Swell Dad,’ Savs Observer of Big Day

Navy Increases Power of Planes With New Engines   F uel-Saving Turbo-P r o 5 Engines Used In Planes Able To Carry A-Bonb

NAVY BOOSTING POWER OF NEW TYPE AIRCRAFT   Will Provide Required  Speed With Greater «  Fuel Econemy   ONE IS CAPABLE OF CARRYING ATOM BOMB

Homosexual Probe . Measure Introduced   Shocking Evidence Calls ’ For Action, Senator Save

Reds Threaten New U.§. Defense Line   Second Infantry, Marines, ‘Mystery’ Forces Land: Reds Make New Gains

House Rejects ‘Self - Starter’ In Draft Act   Vinson Holds Out For Congress Okay   Senate Plan Letting President Call Inductions Goes To Conference

House Refuses ToAccept Senate Draft Measure  Want Bill Requiring Cc

Two ‘Unknown’ GOP Congressional Candidates Challenge Veteran N. M. Democratic Politicians

Two Abandoned Parachutes Spur Search For 5 Flier:   Footprints In Fresh Snow Also Seen

Press Search For > Missing Airmen  Abandoned Chutes Located In Trees

Search Island For Five Of 1/ Of Plane Crew   Stili Hope That All Of Survivors Will Be Rescued

RESCUE PARTY STILL SEEKS— MISSING MEN ©   Abandoned ‘Chutes _And Footprints : Seen On Island

Touchy Job For Parties   Bigwigs Must Choose Platform Issues at Caucuses August 29

POLITICAL PARTIES TO MAP CAMPAIGNS   Council Sessions Will Be Held in Topeka on August 29   WILL FIX PLATFORMS

Red Rebels Closing In On French Bastion  Base Under Attack Guards Indochina’s  7 ee ee a, eee ean

AID FOR THE FRENCH.   Aireraft’ Carrier Slipped Up. te Saigon Today

Action Is Taken Despite Stand Of Great Britair   New Community Of Interest For Europe Is Planned

2 National Guard Divisions Called  _ Making 6 Divisions Now In Active Duty

2 More Guard Divisions Called  31st and 47th To Go Into Service Jan. 16

Two More Guard  Divisions Callec   Midwest and South Units Inducted Jan. 16

TWO MORE GUARD DIVISIONS CALLED   Vhirty-First and Farty-Seventh io Be Inducted Into Service Junnary 16,

Gov’t Calls Two Divisions  Of Nat’] Guace   Induction Slated For January 16

NOT SENATE CANDIDATE  President Asks Dulles to Be a Delevate to U. N.

Dulles To Serve As U.S. Delegate To United Nation:      Veteran Republican Leade: To Retain Post as Aide To Acheson on Policy

Dulles Accepts Appointment As UN Delegate   Will Not Be Available As Candidate for N. Y. State Senator This Fall

8 RAIL HEADS TO VISIT HERE   Accompany William Tuohy For Economic Club Appearance

Dr. Seagrave Held ‘For Alding Rebel:  D... e. AC \ws.1  ‘Burma Surgeon’ Of World War I! Fame Arrested At Hospital

\*HRunranaea Surteon’ Arrested   Burmese Claim U.S. Doctor Aided Karen Rebels

Burmese Jail American On Spy Charges   Dr. Gordon Seagrave Held On Suspicion Of Aiding Reds

Dr. Seagrave, Famed ‘Burma Surgeon, » Held in Jail on Charae of Aiding Reds

‘Burma Surgeon’, Famed American, Arrested For  Aiding Rebel Chieftain

U. 5. PHYSICIAN HELD IN BURMA   Dr. Gordon S. Seagrave Accused Of Aiding Karen Rebels

Dr. Seagrave Is Arrested By Burmese   Famed ‘Burma Surgeon Held on Charges of Aiding Karen! Rebels;  - U.S Is Concerned

¥ UNGLE DISEASE FIGHTER Famed U.S. Surgeon Held By Burmese on Suspicion

G. S. Seagrave, of ‘Burma Surgeon Fame Arrested for Aiding Rebels

 Famed ‘Burma Surgeon’ Seagrave Arrested On Suspicion of Assisting Karen Rehele

‘Burma Surgeon’ Jailed In Rangoon  Author-Doctor Accused Of Aiding Karen Rebels

‘Burma Surgeon’ Held For Giving Help To Rebels   Medical Aide To Gen. Stilwell Is Seized By Indian Police For Alleged Services To Karen Guerrillas

Dr. Seagrave Of Burma Surgeon Fame  Burma Jails U.S. Doctor On Charge He Aids Rebel:

Dr. Seagrave Held In Burmese Jail  Medical Missionary Called Rebel Aid

Dr. Seagrave Suspected Of Aiding Rebel:   Famed American Doctor I: Being Held By Burmese Government; Arrest s "Serious Matter''

DR. SEAGRAVE HELD INRANGOON, BURMA   Doctor-Author: Charged With Aiding Karen Rebel:

Doctor Suspected:  "Burma Surgeon’ Held In Rangoon OnCharae Of Aiding Rebel Force

‘Author Of “Burma Surgeon” Is Held On Suspicion Of Aiding Rebel Tribe

Dr. Seagrave, Famed “Burma Surgeon,’ Held  For Rebel Aid Inquiry

“Burma Surgeon Is Under Arrest   Burmese Government Says Doctor Aided Rebel Chief Escape

A-Bomb News Startles Soviet. Delegate Malik   Chinese Representative Calls Announcement: "Very Interesting’ -

Agrees To New Plan On Exemptions    Hershey Reporte Principles of Deferment Okay

Hershey OK’s Hxemption of Best Students   Some Scientists, Others To Qualify; Doctors To Register

Sharp Cold Stays As Winds Subside  In Most of lowa  Gales Up to 100 Miles an Hour Sweep Over State

FIERCE STORM CROSSES IOWA, COLD FOLLOWS   Highways Are Blockec In Many Sections Of State

100 MPH WIND AT STORM TOP LASHES STATE   Blizzard Subsides But Expect Sharp Cold to Continue.

Chinese Communist Premier Says He'll Fight U.S. Fleet If Truman Order To Defend Formosa Followed

Count Forty Dead In Fire At Pavennort   All of Victims Were Womer Patients in Mental Ward ai Mercy Hospital

He Mixes Biggest Salad in Gardena  When Truck With Fruits  And Vegetables Smacks 7. Cliannil Callancac

Attack Ends Ominous Lull Before Storm   Communists Pay Bloody Price For Push On Pohang

ULEO TAX REPEAL BILL 10 TRUMAN   MEASURE GOES TO WHITE HOUSE AFTER APPROVAL BY SENATE, 59 TO 290.

Oleo Tax Repealer Ready for Signing  Dairy State Senator Makes Final Protest

Truman Given Tax Repealer  On Margarine   Senate Okavs Bill, 59-20: Dairy Interests Win Rircrpistiawe

eR R.. Hncki.asetulpaten mise STEELWORKERS REJECT TIMKEN CO. OFFER

‘Recover $314,000 Stolen ‘From Will Durant’s Home   PAROLE VIOLATOR ESCAPES POLICE

Youth Confesses Zeros Awarded Stock-Bond Theft ‘Student Strikers

 Scared Youth Tells $314,000 Durant Theft      Just Passing by When He Saw Author and Wife Leave

$314,000 Loot Is  Recovered   Arrest Made In Theft Of Valuables From Will Durant

$314,000 LOOT IS RECOVERED; YOUTH ACCUSED   Acting on Tip, Hollywood De tectives Nab Suspect, 22, For Victimizing Author

$5 Million Hurricane  Hits Florida   One Killed, Many Hurt From Storm

Fla. Hurricane Damage Totals 5 Million Dollar:   One ds Dead, Hundred: Hometess in Area: National Guard Cathedi

S. Florida Hurricane Damage Set At $5 Million: One Person Killed

One Person Dead, Hundreds Homeless and Property Damage Running Into Millions Left Wake of Hurricane—National Guardsmen Calle Out for Duty in Hard-Hit Areas of State

Property Loss Is Estimated At $5, Million   Storm Loses Force As It Heads North Over Lake and Citrus Belt   Storm  Bulletins!

Florida — Hurricane Kills One   ‘; Damage Estimated At $5. '000.000°

Hurricane Rips Florida District  Citrus Fruit Belt Lashed by Winds

FLORIDA ROCKED BY HEAVY FORCE OF RAGING WIND   Woman Killed, Hundreds Homeless And $5,000,000  amage Done — Guardsmen Called To Duty.

FLORIDA GOLD COAST LASHED BY HURRICANE   Storm Causes $5,000,00( Damage; Heads For Citrus Beit,

One Dead, Many Hurt In Storm   Florida ‘Gold Coast’ Raked By Heavy Blow In Night

Hurricane Cost Heavy In Florida   Guard Called Out, Hundreds Homeless in $5,000,000 Storm   Pictures on Pace 27—

Miami Raked by 125 MPH Winds   Hurricane Moves Toward Citrus Belt After Causing ' Estimated $5,000,000 Damage in Miami Area

Hurricane Damage  At Least $5 Million   Storm in Florida’s Citrus Belt Leaves Trail of Injuries, One Death, Property Damage as Winds Sweep in From Sea

}! oman Killed, Hundreds Homeless, Property Loss $5 Million   Hlurricane Batters Southern Florida

Hurricane Causes 1 Death, $5,000,000 Damage In South Florida Area

Many Homeless   SS Tew revewew One Person Is Killed; Miami Area Hit Hard; Citrus Crop Imperiled

Gale Strikes In Miami Area; Call National Guard   One Killed, Many Homeless; 125-Mile Winds Move Toware Rich Central Citrus Sector

1 Person Dead, Hundreds Are Homeless   Storm Loses Force as It Heads North From Miami Area

Fierce Hurricane Kills One, Injures Many in Florida   Damage Is Estimated at Over $5,000,000 to Buildings and Crops.

Gale Hits Florida; One et Lost  * Eo pseerramrnee  ace   Hundreds Homeles: in Hurricane; Loss Sct at $5 Million

One Person Dead, Hundreds Homeless In Area; Damages  Are Estimated At $5 Million

One Killed In Florida  Hurricane   Hundreds Made Homeless; National Guards Called Out as Storm Hits South Florida Area; Damage High

Heavy [oll Irom Florida Hurricane  One Person Killed; Estimated at Five Million  MANY ARE HOMELESS National Guardsmen Are  “alle it ta, Pratect

WOMAN KILLED IN HURRICANE   Hundreds Homeless After Storm Sweeps Across  South Florida

Storm Leaves Death, Injuries, Property Loss  Cost Estimated at   Cost Estimated at $5 Million or More

Heavy loll From  Florida Hurricane  One Person Killed; Damage Estimated at Five  nm MANY. ARE HOMELESS  { National Guardsmen Are Called Out to Protect Property .   MANY. ARE HOMELESS

One Life Lost, Huge Damage In Hurricane Wake   125 Mile Winds Strike South Florida Leaving Hundreds Homeless

One Dead in Florida Storm   Hurricone Leaves Homefess in Wake, High Damage Across ‘South Florida

1 Dead, Many Homeless In  Florida Gale  Damage Toll Hits   Damage Toll Hits Millions As Winds Level Wide Areas

Florida Citrus Areas Lashed  By Hurricane      Small, Vicious Twister Blasts Out $5,000,000 Damage; One Person s Killed. Seores Hurt

Damage Put At 5 Million;  Homes Torn   One Death Reported Storm Rolis Toward Rich Citrus Section

WINDS WRECK GOLD COAST DISTRICT   One Killed, Undetermined Number Injured   Called Out To Guard Hard Hit Areas; Hundreds Left Homeless

Florida Gale Damage Is Put  At 5 Million   One Dead, Scores Are Injured Near Miami, Citrus Crop Suffers

Florida Hard Hit: Hurricane Loss Is Heavy   One Known Dead; Hundreds Are Left Homeless in Wake Of Roaring Winds From Sea

Hurricane Sweeps Southern Florida   Death and Property Damage Follow High Winds and Rain In Gold Coast Counties

Hurricane Rips South Florida; One Dead, Hundreds Homeless; Damage Runs Into Millions

HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA COAST, LOSES FORCE   ESTIMATE DAMAGE AT FIVE MILLION; CITRUS CROP HURT

Hurricane Batters — F lorida    One Killed and Many. Injured; Damage To Buildings and Crops On East Coact Haavy

Storm Loses Force Over Citrus Belt   Hundreds Hemeless In Inland Cities: One Known Dead

Storm Causes Many Injuries, One Death   Guardsmen Called Out As Hundreds Lose Homes

One Dead in Florida Hurricane   $5,000,000 Loss Estimated, National Guard Called Out

One Death Is Reported: Citrus Belt Is in Path; Loss Ts  $5,000,000

Hurricane Damage Already Estimated At $5,000,000   ~ Miami Hard Hit While Smaller Towns Are ‘Almost Wiped Out; One Known Dead While Hundreds Are Homeless.

One Death, Hundreds Homeless   Many Persons Injured; Trailers and Houses Are Shattered.

Hurricane Hits Citrus  Belt In South Florida  One Killed, Scores Injured and $5,000,000 Property Damage

GUARDSMEN CALLED OUT  1 Dead, Hundreds Homeless As Hurricane Hits In Florida

A Hurricane Sweep: Florida Citrus Belt   Property Damage’ ls Estimated at $5 Million; One Death Is Reported

Hurricane Leaves Vast Destruction In. Florida   One Dead, Hundreds Homeless, $5,000,000 Damage Reported In Wake Of Storm On Peninsula

Millions Loss Bv Hurricane  In Florida   West Hollywood And Davie Were The Hardest Hit

Miami Area Hardest Hit;  Woman Dies   Troops Called Out  To Guard Wreckage Of... Ge

5 Million Loss, One Killed In  Fla. Hurricane Homes Wrecked, Many } Injured By 125   Mile-Per-Hour Winds

Hurricane Cuts Path of Damage  One Is Dead: Estimate   One Is Dead; Estimate Damage at $5,000,000

One Known Dead In Miami Section   Hundreds Are Homeless And National Guardsmen Are Called Out To Protect Hard-Hit Area In Southern Florida

Florida Storm Kills 1 Person  Hurricane Destroys 119 Hamec Trailer:

Tropical Twister Hits Florida Resort Sector   One Dead, Hundreds Homeless, Damage Soars To $5,000,000 As National Guard Is Called

Loss Heavy In Florida Storm Area   One Dead, Many Homeless When Hurricane Strikes Coast; Miami Hard Hit; One Death Reported

—S$TORM—.  One Dead. Hundreds  Homeless  National Guard Maintains Order

Trail of Injury And Death Is Left By Twister   Four Counties Bea ‘Brunt of Storm Now Losing Strength

Heavy Loss In Florida  Hurricane   One Killed, Hundreds Homeless In Blow  Striking Inland Towns Near Fort Lauderdale

Woman Killed, Hundreds Are Left Homeless   Hurricane, Losing Punch, Moves on Toward Citrus Belt

Big Hurricane Sweeps from Florida's Coast Inland To Damage Citrus Crop

‘Explosive-Laden Plane Crashes   Marine Corps Plane Destroyed By Fire After Crash at Okiahoma City

CREWMEN SAFE AS MUNITIONS PLANE CRASHES   Explosions Attract Many Spectators To Scene

British Scientists’ Association S¢es Soviet Russia Having Enough Bombs Within Year To Fight Atemic War

Second Russian Atom - Explosion is Forecast   Predicts Russia Will be Set For Atom War in Year or Twe

Britain Says Reds Progress With A-Bombs  Areas Hit Would Be Devastated. Belief

Scientists*Hint Reds’ A-Bomb Pile Growing  British Group Says Soviet Could Fight Atom War In 2 Years

GOP Gaining in House, Senate: Tatt, Dewey Win   Republicans Threaten Control As Tydings, Lucas, Bowles Lose

GOP Gains 5 House Seats  Bowles Out   Republican Wins Bolster  Strength in Congress; Millikin Is Victor

Striking Gains Scored by Republicans   Leadership Team of Taft and Millikin Elected

Pick Up Six House Seats, 3 In Senate   Taft, Millikin And Dewey Win

Bitter Lashing Delivered Before lowa Meeting  Kline’s Milder Talk Reflects Opposition To Brannan Program; 4,000 In Attendance

Officers Find First Class Mys tery In Probing Death Of Texas Sheriff; Mortally Wounded On Lonely Road

SHERIFF DEATH TOP MYSTERY   ‘Uncertain How Long Wounded Officer Lay On Barbed-Wire Fence

DR. JOHN E. BARSBY   Physician, 60, of Quakertown Dies Quite Suddenly

DR.J.E, BARSBY DIES SUDDENLY   Former Local Specialist Is Victim of Heart Attack At Home in Quakertown

Sacred Rota Judge Upbraids Ingrid Bergman and Rossellini   ~ Monsignor Statfa Also Asserts Action On Latter’s Annulment Violates Pact

DeGasperi, His Cabinet Leave Office  , Italian Communists _ Protest Killings  During Labor Riot

Italian Premier Resigns; Cabinet Reshutfling Seen   Political Maneuver Comes After, But Not Because of Labor Riot

ltalian Premier And His Cabine Resign Posts   Decision Announced After 50,000 Rally To Protest Riots

Move to Revamp  Italian Cabinet  Change Not Linked To Communist Riats

90,000 Poise For Assault Against Defense Forces  Appears Near; U. 5. Wages Gallant Fight

Aligned for New Attack   _ Smaller American Force _ Anticipating Attack From Assembled Units North Korea Armies

Speedrail Line’s Service Stopped   State Suspends Its Right to Operate

Prayers Urged In Peace Hunt   Pope Pius Calls For United Effort Passion Sunday

Pope Urges Prayer Day   Pontiff Calls For World - Wide Praying Sunday, Mar. 27

Pope Urges Prayers to Save Peace   Passion Sunday Namec As Day for World Wide Effort

News Day And Night   Wright Vows He'll Move To Adjourn Legislature As Soon As It Meets   Reapportion ment  Basis Of Fast Call   Constitutional Convention, Local Matters Also On Governor's Agenda

Dentist Sued for $25,000 For Pulling Five Teeth Without Proper Reason

Collazo’s Wife Held   Would-Be Assassins “Just Took Chance” On Finding Truman In Blair House Raid

Prices Crack On Exchange   Walk Street Has Bad Case of War ‘Nerves Because of, News From Korea.

Sell Orders Flood Market In War Scare   Stock Quotations Plunge, But Major Commodities Jump

Korean Reverses Put Stocks on Skic Of $4 Per Share   Trades Take Gloomy View of News, Particularly MacArthur Note on Situation

Quotations Dror On War-Nervou: Stock Market  Vinlont Price Swinn   Violent Price Swing Reflects Concern Over Report to UN

Prepare Contempt Counts Against 40  Defiant Witnesses Face Probe Charges

Mrs. FDR Receive: Threats of Death   Anonymous Call Brings Full Police Guard to Protect at Hotel Speech

Car-Bus Crash Takes 6 Lives   11 Violent Deaths Reported in State Over the Week-End

TRUMAN RAPS M CARTHY, GOP SABOTAGE BID   Attack on Bi-Partisar Foreign Policy, Seen, Scored by President

W'CARTHY CALLED AID) OF AREMLIN IN TRUMAN BLAST   President Charges Senator and Other Republicans Are Trying to Sabotage Foreign Policy,   NAMES FRANK PACE SECRETARY OF ARMY   Appoints Air Force Secretary Symington Chairman of National Security Resources Board,

President Denounces Wisconsin Senator As Kremlin’s Greatest Asset, but New Charges Far East Expert Is Soviet Agent Are Fired by Republican in Senate Speech

Sen. McCarthy Held Red Asset; Changes Made   Pace New Army Chief, Symington Coaririty Lander

President Claims Attacks Are Move To Find Issue To Win Congress Control; Sweeping Changes Are Made In Administration

Says He Thinks GOP Senator  Kremlin Asset   Accuses Republicans Of Trying to Gather Control of Congress

Truman Irked At McCarthy; New  Appointments  Pace Succeds Gray; Symington To Head Board of NSRB

[s Kremlin’s Greatest As set In This Country, Truman Declares   PERSONNEL CHANGES IN ADMINISTRATION

GOP Attack On Acheson  Draws Fire  President Describes   President Describes McCarthy As Asset To Kremlin Aims

Atom Bombardment Speeds Potato Growth, Points Way To Ending Shortages Of Food

“IMPLICATIONS” OF ATOMIC ENERGY FOR MANKIND COLOSSAI   Especially In Regard T: Agriculture And In War Against Disease   MAY BE BIG BOON   “Disease Detectives” Can race” Elements Thru The Body

Were $140,000 More Thar Appropriation for Fowler Shops Remodeling

BIDS ARE REJECTEL   Were $140,000 More Thar Appropriation for Fowler Shops Remodeling

Donnell In Kickoff Talk For Campaign   ‘Hair Shirt’  Senator Intends To Keep Fighting

Donnell Starts Campaign i ina Fighting Mood   G. ©. P. Senator Pledges Continued Opposition -to Administration Policies.

Donnell Firm on Attitude Toward Administration  Stond-Pat Remarks Mark Opening. of = Dav GOP Pow-woy

Police Search For Clues In Cruel Murder   Financial Intrigue In Background Of Detroi Matron Found Dead

Senate. Red Probe Enters ‘New Field’   Sen. Tydings Discloses  Checkup Is Planned  'on Disloyal Workers

New Turn In M‘Carthy Case Seen   Tydings Hints at Fresh Development In Investigation

Senators Mysterious About “Avenues of Investigation’ Of Charges of Communism

Senators Taking ‘New Approach’ In Red Inquiry   Mysterious and Close Mouthed on. ‘Avenue OF Investiaation’

Tydings Hints Committee To Get Own Data   Louis Budenz Will Testtfy At Public Haaring Thursday

New Line Of Inquiry In Communist Probe Hinted At By Sen. Tydings

New Queries Scheduled in  Commie Prob   Will Be Confined to Seeking Disloyal in State Department

New Line of Inquiry inRed Probe Hinted   Senators Mysterious About “New Avenues’ Of Communist Probe To Be Investigated

‘New Avenues Of Investigation’ Are Organized by Subcommittee of Senate

‘New Avenues of  Investigation’  To Be Explored Senators ‘Looking Into  YR te, Se EY = ee ee   Senators Looking Into Communist. Charaes

Senators Mum  About Course   McCarthy Tips to Be Scrutinized: Tydings

Senators Refuse To Discuss New Line of Inquiry  Broaden Investigation Of Reds Reported in ‘State Department. :

Army Orderec To Run Rock Island System   Union Wants Profits of Line Held Before Returning to Work

President Orders Seizure Of Strike-Bound Railroad   Army to Run Rock Island Line as Union Palled ilanam tn Vaan Mamkerc at Wark

Army Seizes Rock Island Struck Road   “Switechmen Refuse to Repert, Legal Action Sought To Force Them to Jobs

President Directs Army To Operate Strike-Bound  Railway For Government

Truman Directs Army To Run Railroad   Move Imperative In View OF Strike. President Asserts

Striking AFL Switchmen Not Obeying Order  Union Won't Send Men Back On Job; Army Takes Over 8,000 Mile Line

Back-To-Work Order Refused By Union Heads  President Of AFL Switchmen Defies Government Order; Army In Charge

Railroad Gets GI Help   Rock Island  Line Taken Over By Army Crews

GOVERKMENT SEIZURE OF R R. ORDERED   President Troman Directg Operatien by Army of  Strikebound Chicago, Keck Island = and Pacific Railroad.

Truman Has  Amy Seize  Struck Road Oftders Operator  Of Rock Island Re Militarea Man

Seizure Of Strike-Bound RoadOrdered   President Directs Army To Run Rock Island; Calls On Men To Work

Rock Island Line Seized By Army On Truman Order   Seek Legal Action to Force Switchmen to End Strike

AOGK ISLAND PLANG TO RUN TRAINS TADAY   Court Injunction Orders Rock Island Men to Work.

TRUMAN ORDERS ARMY TO TAKE OVER RAILROAD   President Directs Seizure Of Strikebound Rock Island System —Called Imperative.

—ARMY WILL RUN RAILROAD— Truman Orders Seizure  Of Strike-Bound Line

Trains Are Moving on  Rock Island   Strike Leaders Defy The President; Government Seeks An Injunction   ARMY PUT IN CHARGE   Bulletin

Army To Operate Rock Island Lines  President Truman Orders Seizure of Strike-Bound  Railroad FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE  Switchmen Had Called Of Walkout Against Four Other Roads  Bulletin  Chica July 8 (P—Francis A. O'Neill of national (railway) mediation board said today that the striking switchmen’s union has refused to send its men back to work “on the basis of the government’ 8 seizure order

StruckRailroad  Seized B y Army   But Rock Island Line Men Still Refuse To Work

Army Starts Operations On Railroad   Government Seized Strike-Bound Line Saturday

Army Told By Truman Th Run RR   Strike-Bound Rock Island Railroad Is Orde: ed Seized

Army fo Run Strike-Bound Rock Island   Truman Orders Seizure of Railroad In National Emergence:

Truman Orders Army to Run Rock Island   Switchmen Urged To Return to Jobs On Struck Line

Gov't Seizure Of Railroad Is Ordered   President Directs Army To Run Rock Island Railroad Due To Continuing Switchmen’s Strike.

Gov't Takes Over Strike Bound Railroad   Truman Orders Seizure; Directs Army to Run It

Govt Ordered To Seize Rock Island Rail Line   ®Union Fights Truman's Order

Won't Tell Men To Go Back To Jobs   Union Chief Asserts President Should Have Seized Profits Also

Army Moves Rock Island Trains at Truman Order   U. S. Tosses Second Punch at Strikers By Announcing Plans for Injunction

Switchmen’s Union Defies Seizure Order   Truman Directs Army to Operate Rock Island Railroad, Tied by Strike, but Labor Head Refuses to Send Men Back to Work

Rail Union Refuses to End Strike in Face of  Truman Seizure Order

ARMY 10 SEIZE STRIKE-BOUND RAILWAY LINE   Truman Orders Move Ti Protect National Defense, Security

President Orders Strike-Bound RBI Railroad Seized   Government Control Is ‘Imperative’ to Protect National Security

Seizure Ordered For Railroad to End Labor Tie-up   Drastic Action Taken by Truman; Army To Run It

TRUMAN SEIZES ROCK ISLAND   Orders Troops Run Struck Railroad—’’Necessary To National Defense.”

Army Told To Operate Rock Island   Trumon Says Action Is for Protection Of Nation's People

Switchmen’s Union Leaders Refuse To Order Men Back But Trains Run By Others

FIRST FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE   Rock Island Operating After Action By President.

Truman Orders Railroad Seized   President Authorizes Army to Operate Rock Island Railroad That Is Idle Due to Strike by Switchmen’s Union, in Interest of Nationa! Defense.

Rock Island On Move Despite Switch Union   Army Seizes Rail: First Trains In 14 Days Are Rolling

7 e  President Orders Army Seize Rock Island Rails: Union Retuses to Work

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Strike-Bound Railroad Is Ordered Seized

TRUMAN TELLS ARMY TO RUN ROCK ISLAND   President Acts In Face of War Crisis; Orders Strike To End

UNION LEADERS CALL OFF STRIKE ON ROCK ISLANE   Switchmen Ordered Back to Work After U. S. Seizes Railroad and Obtains Court Injunction.   A FEW TRAINS BEGIN MOVING ON LINE   J. D. Farrington, Head of Carrier, Predicts Normal Operations Within 48 Hours.

Labor Chiefs Scoff at Move in Rail Strike   President Directs _Army to Operate. Rock [sland Line

Rail Union ~ Defies Order   Strikers Stand Pat As Army Takes Over

Railroad Declared Essen.  tial To The National - Defense And Security =Of The Nation

Orders Army To Run Rock Island R. R.   Truman Calls On Switchmen To Go Back To Work

Act After Army Gets Injunction   Court Order Issued at Buffalo on Seizure Of Line by Army.

Truman Orders Carrier Seized   Directs Arm Run Rock Island for Government

ze CHIEN: RETURN: TO-JOBS:.:.... Bi  “Army Seizes Struck Raileoad

Railmen Defy Army Seizure   Switchmen Still Out, Set Up Picket Line

Army Told to Run It; Order Men to Return   National Defense, Security Involved

Switchmen Refuse To Heed Edict   President A. J. Glover Says Union Will Not Direct Men Back To Work,

AFL Switchmen Defy Orders To Run Trains   Union Chief Says US Must Nab Profits; Some Trains Running

UNDER ARMY DIRECTION — Truman Orders Seizure  Of Rock Island Railroad

Railroad Union Orders Men Back On Court Order   Action Follows U.S. Seizure of Rock Island Line

Struck Rail Line Seized   Truman Orders Army To Run. Rock Island

U.S. Army Takes Over Rock Island   Truman Issues Order Legal Action Sought To End Rail Strike

Rock Island Line Taken Over by U.S.   Government Seizure Of Road Ordered By Pres. Truman

Truman, Orders gArmy To. Step In, Run System   Emergency Is Cited; Switchmen Into Huddle on What to Do

President Truman Orders Seizure Of Rock Island Railroad And Directs Army to Operate It  Action Taken in View of Strike Continuation by Switchmen

Truman Orders U.S. Seizure Of Rock Island R.R  Operation Of Road By Army Ordered By President Today

Truman Acts in Rail Strike  “Rocktsland Tieup Is to End- Today —

Rail Strikers Defy Truman Seizure Orders   Reject Back-to-Work Plea After Army Told to Run Rock Island Line

Striking Union Firm Despite Railroad Seizure  Walkout feoatinues s U. S. Prepares ® To Operate Road

Truman Fulfills Threat To Take Drastic Action; Army to Ran Railroad

Judge Orders Rail Strikers Back to Work   Union Tells Men to Return After Seizure of Line On Truman Order

Injunction Issued At Army's Bid   Court Orders Rock Island Strikers To Resume Work

Army Seizes Rock Island Line, but Strikers Hold Out  Picketing Switchmen Say They Will Work If U. S. Gets Profits

Union Refuses To Order Men Back To Work   Drastic Move Made After Truman Issues Order; Officials Take Step To Get Injunction Against Worker:

Seize Profits loo, Union Demands   ‘ President Directs Army to Manage Railroad for U.S.   Aske Return te Work

Truman Orders Seizure Of Strike - Bound Railroad   Strike By Switchmen’s Union On Rock Island Line Is Detrimental To National Security

Switchmen Ordered To End Rail Walkout  ” Federal Judge Issues Infimetion Rael

TRAINS START DESPITE BALK OF SWITCHMEN   Army Takes Over; Legal Action Will Be Sought In Court Monday

Rock Island Line Seized by U. S. To Halt Strike   Truman Orders Army to Run Big Railroad System

Switchmen Still Refuse To Work With The Army   Government Seeking A Court Injunction To Curtail Strike

Egyptian Drug and Neck Pressure Angina Pectoris Heart Pain Halted By Two New Methods

Walker Replaces Dean As Gls Blow Up Kum Bridges   North Koreans Regroup To Hit Taejon Defenses, Reportedly Put New Pressure On Other Fronts

Jackson Day Fete Drawing Demos To Springfield    Senatorial Candidacy Will be Center of Political Discussions

Democrats Of State Gather For Banquet   Jackson Day Brings Crowd To, Sprinafield

GOP To Oppose Communism At Home, Abroad   Taft Makes on eget Pledge In Reply To Tru man’s Speech; Senator Says Administration Leadine U. S. To Bankruptey

ANTICT] ATTNICTER KILLED   iNavy Will Fly Two Released Flyers Home

Front Is Staged By Berlin Reds   Rally Of Communist Party In Germany Enters Second Day

Russians Don ‘Good Behavior’ For Communist Rally Now In Prosress

Mystery Clouds Big Communist Rally in Berlin   Feared Cover-Up For Some New Military Move

Three Significant Items Are Noted by West Observers; Guard Is Posted

RUSSIA AFFECTS GOOD BEHAVIOR   Delegates To Comm unist Rally Pretend No Violence Is Plotted Now.

Reds Put On ‘Good Front’  In Germany,   Traffic Released As Top Cominform Members Assemble

RUSSIANS SHOW GOOD BEHAVIOR   Put On Best Manners Fo: Cominform Meeting In Berlin

China Urged To furnBack  On Russia   America Faces Momentous Test, Secretary Warns

Acheson Says None Can Guarantee  War Will Not Come; To Alter Draft

World Peace Danger Called Unparalleled   Brazen Aggression Of Red Sino Units Blasted in Speech

No Guarantee Contlicf Is No! Near, He Says  Secretary Asks Chinese to Stop Acaressive Step

Acheson Warns Korean  Crisis Endangers World   Austin Tells UN Red China Defying Two-Thirds of World

Acheson Says Peace Endangered  Demands ‘Chinese . Halt Aggression —

PEACE OF WORLD IN GRAVE DANGER, ACHESON ASSERTS   Secretary Declares in Radic Address “No Qne Can Guarantee War Will Not Come.”   CALLS ON RED CHINA TO END ACGRESSION   Bays It Is Their “Hour of Decision,” That U. S. “Will Fight If We Must to Preserve Freedom.”

Hope for Best But Prepare for Worst, U.S. Told   No One Can Guarantee War Will Not Come, Secretary Says as New Mobilization Plans Forecast: Calls on Heads To Halt Drive

Acheson Tells World Korean  Crisis Grave   Calls on Communists In China to Finish “Brazen Aggression”

Allied Enemy  Defied   Chinese -Reds Told Tx Halt Aggression; - U.S, Will Fight

Secretary Says “We Will Fight If We Must” and Tells the Communists This Is Their “Hour of Decision”.

Secretary Calls On Reds To Halt New Aggression  Chinese Attack is Linked With Red ea... . gf tas ute

Three Die in Elyria  House Trailer Fire Oil Stove, Used For First Time, _  le Rlamad Far Naw Hame Riave

Communists Aim  To Blunt Major U. N. Offensive   North Koreans Mining Sea On All Sides To Prevent Expected Amphibious Blow

Gen. W Arthur Shrouds Secret Striking Force  Planes Batter Armor as UN Builds Up far 2Rih Croceing

SAYS MURDER NOT PLANNED  ON a IR: EA   Confessed Slayer Killed Wife, Baby

State Prison Wall Thwarts Lifers 7  Surrender Shivering After Escape Fdils

Greek Liberals Claim Cabinet  To Be Formed   Coalition Rule Is Seen; Belgium Still In Turmoil Over King

Has backing For  Forming Cabinet  Greek Liberal Party Leader Out to Break Political  Stalemate NO BELGIUM SOLUTION  French Communists Step ~ Us Strikes U. S. Arms Pact

Hopes fo Break Greek Stalemate   Belgium Political Crisis Remains Unsolved Today

Greeks Planning Strategy To End Political Stalemate      BELGIUM

Farmer Invites Gang To Return   Apologizes For Being Such Poor Shot On First Occasion.

Key Witness Vanishes  In Communist Quiz Former FRY Aid Paile ta Aneneince   Former FBI Aid Fails to Appear;  Companion Hints ‘Foul Play’

Former FBI Agent Feared ‘Foul Play’   Ex-Red Accuses Budenz _Of ‘Dishonest’ Testimony; Browder Is Subpoenaed

Other Informant in Red Inquiry Hints ‘Foul Play’   Browder Subpenaed; Aide of Acheson Called Communist

Reds Knife Behind U. N.  Korean Lines   Threaten Pohang On East Coast

7 OFS UN ONO ‘EVEN-OPERATIONS COME— CHEAPER BY THE HALF DOZEN LOTS IN OMAHA

‘Progress Reported in Drive for Funds for PR bietrawe DaecnrAtiané

Progress Reported In Drive for Funds for Ph eteeea me Neem peed cee

BRITISH REGIME IN FAMILY ROW   Labor Party Member At. tacks Some Ministers Of Government

Rejects Demands for New British Election   Prime Minister Indicates Only Parliamentary Defeat Will Force Another Vole

‘No Election,’ Attlee Says  Prime Minister Will Stand Pat At Present

Attlee Says Firm ‘No’ on Elections   International Picture Seen by Informant for Decision

Ban Placed On Electior   4  IBritish Prime Minister Does Not Plan National Vote  ' Before 1951.

Western Md. Train Hits Rock Slide   Engine And 15 Cars Of 118-Car Train Are Wrecked West Of Hancock

Three Crewmen Are Injured When Freight Train Roars Into Rock Pile, Catapults

TREATED AT HOSPITAL   Wichita Couple Injured in Accident East of Lawrence

Publisher represents Paddock Publications at Headline club dinner

Action Marks First British And U.S. Split   Decision Follows Truman Message

Breaks Ott Relations  With Chiang   Probe Demanded  Of US Abandonment Of Formosa Island

Hainan Expected  To Be Under Red Control in Week   Over 60,000 Red Guerrilla On Island Credited With Defeating Nationalists

Chinese Reds Completing Hainan Grab   Communist Fifth Column on Island Effective

Reds Rapidly Widen Hainan Isle Victory  60.000: Guerrillas   60,000: Guerrillas  - Defeat 125,000  * Nationalist Troops Plus Planes, Navy

Socialists Ask Doctor To Help Trap Druggist   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

JAMES ROUSEVELT CLAIMS VIGTORY IN CALIFORNIA   F. PD. R.’s Son Leading by 13,000 Votes at Time for Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination,   WARREN FAR AHEAD ON REPUBLICAN TICKET   Tenth of State's Precincts Had Reported—Rep. Helen Douglas Ahead for Senate Nomination,

hoosevelt And Warren Lead Own Party Races  Barn py; ri  cgwes c¢   Former Claims Nomination; Helen Douglas  - Leads for Senate

Wi in Claimed  / By Roosevelt   Gov. Warren Easily Grah: Republican Nomination

Dies: in  in Korea   Enroute to Decorate His Son for Bravery;. Milburn Succeeds Him

Lt. Gen. Walker Fatally Hurt on Way to Decorate His Son for Bravery

Eighth Army Chief Dies In © Jeep Collision’  North Of Seou}   Anny Conimander Wai On Way to Decorate: His Son For Bravery;  Ridgway Takes Over

Medical Board Revukes License Of Dr. Sander   Action Taken Despite Acquittal of Doctor In ‘Marcy Slaying’

Decision Smells To High Heaven, Says Mr. Borroto   N. H. Board Unanimous; Action Can Be Taken To High Court;  Candia Man Has ‘No Comment’

GE Ordered To Supplant Fuel Studies   Schenectady Area Plant Postponed In Priority Change

Atomic Power For Warships Is Aim of AEC   Research Turns To Development Of Ship Engines

Speed-Up Ordered In Development Of Momic Engines   Production Of Explosives To Be Expanded

AEC Speeds ur War Program   Power Plant Design Deferred and Ship Engine and Explosives Given Priority: World Situation Blamed

Church Group Approves United Nations Action In Korea But Opposes Use of Atomic Weapons

Representing 44 Countries  World’s Protestant Leaders Back UN Action

CHURCHMEN OKAY MILITARY ACTION   Back United Nations in War Intervention

World Church Council Backs  Action By U.N   Urges Conciliation Iu Korea, Condemns  Use Of Atom Bombs

Church Council Okay UN Action   Condemn Any Use O: Bacteriological Or Atomic Weapons

Church Council Approves Troop Action in Korea   Organization Condemns Bacteriological, Atomic Weapon Use

City ‘Noes’ On Road Bill   St. Louis C of C Opposes Governor's Rural Road Bil

Smith Given a Cool Receptior In St. Louis   C. of C. Choruses "No’ to His Appeal For Gas Tax Boost

Night Session Victory Won By Dixiecrat:   Move to Curb Debate Fail As GOP, Southerners Become Allies

Southern Democrats Win Test Vote On Limiting FEPC Debate In House

COHEN LAWYER FATALLY SHOT      Senate Crime Probe Inquiry Ordered

MICKEY COHEN'S ATTORNEY AMBUSHED, SLAIN ATIAVICH HOLLYWOOD MANCION EADLY TORAY

Consider Peace Plan for Korea   13 Countries Meet Behind Closed Doors

Asian, Eastern UN. Bloc Maps New Peace Offer   No Reply Received From Peiping Reds On Parallel Halt

Sponsors Study Final Terms in Secret Meeting   Indian Leaders Stiff Await Chinese Reply To Previous Appeal

Ceasefire To Be Sought By Asiatic Group  India UN Delegate Is Autherized To  Draw Un Pranacal

13 Countries Meet To Study Terms Of Peace   Rau Says He Still Has Received No Word From Chines«

13 Nations Scan Plan For Peace   Asian, Middle East Leaders Convene Secretly On New Peace Plan

ASIAN NATIONS SECRETLY FRAME NEW PEACE PLAN   PREDICTS SCHEME TO CREATE BUFFER ZONE ON 38TH PARALLEL

Deiegate From India Reveais Peace Plan  For Korea To U.N.   Enemy Learns What Annihilating Means From U. S. Marines

United Nations Awaiting New Proposal For Peace   India’s Sir Benegal N. Rau Is Expected To Reveal Plan At United Nations Meet Today

Terms of Peace Plan Studied by 13 Countries  Asian, Mid East Nations Meeting

Asiatic Peace Bloe Prepares  New Appeal   13 Oriental Nations Drafting Cease-Fire  Plan for Submission To United Nations

Consider Peace Plan in Secret   13 Asian and Middle East Countries of U. N. in Huddle

13 Countries Consider Final Terms For Peace Korean Proposal Is Subject Of A  tp thm BSB aw oo kh

Thirfeen Nations Meet Behind Closed Doors fo Consider Korean Peace Plan Final Form

Rau Reveals New Korean Peace Plans  Details Given To United Nations Assembly

Consider Final Terms of New Peace Proposal   Believe Secret Plans Include Cease Fire and Demilitarized Buffer

13 Countries Work On New Plan to End Korean War   No Reply from Chinese Reds to Appeal to Halt

MEET TO CONSIDER ~ FINAL PEACE PLAN   Thirteen Asian Countries to Submit Terms to U. N.  embly   A PLEA TO RED CHINA

DETAILS KEPT SECRET UNTIL UN GETS TEXT   Said to Include Cease-Fire Plea, Buffer Zone on 38th Parallel,

® 4  Asia Group Drafts Peace Plan Terms   Contains Provision for Prompt Cease - Fire; May Set Buffer Zone

Thirteen Nations Work on Korean War Peace Plan   Secrecy Surrounds Program Believed Based on Creation Of a Buffer Zane

Rau Reveals New Plan To Bring Peace   India’s Delegnte In UN Will Appeal For Cease Fire In Korea

No Indication Reds Accepted Pleato Halt At Parallel 38   Resolution Likely to In. clude Appeal for CeaseFire. Buffer Zone

‘New Korea Peace Plan Drawn Up   Neither China Nor U.S. Committed To - Accept Proposal By 12 Fastern Nations

No Chinese Word in Reply   Asian, Middle East Coun tries Drafting Terms for Korean Peace Plan

Middle East, Asian Nations Prepare Plan   Cease - Fire, Buffer Zone Near Parallel Said Part Of Idea

KOREA PEACE PLAN BEING STUDIED   13 Asian, Mid-East Nations Meet In Secret

Hollingsworth Support Strong, Says Governor   Supreme Court Endorsements Pile In, Says Smith

Tips On Rackets Gent To Senator   Crime Investigation Given Senate Study

SENATEPREPARES TOINVESTIGATE ORGANIZED CRIME   TENNESSEE SOLON SAYS EVIDENCE IS ALREADY COMING IN

Sponsor of Senate Crime Probe Declare: Syndicates Are Working in Many Cities

Crime Syndicates Revealed in Tips   Ketauvet Sponsors a Senatorial Probe

Kefauver Says Crime Combines Ruling Cities  Tips On Huge U. S. Gambling Syndicates

Organized Crime lipsters Link Major Cifies  Senator Told Of ‘Syndicates

CRIME GROUPS BEING SPOTTED   Senator Tells Of Tips Re. ceived OF Criminal Syndicates In Several Cities— Probe Proposed.

Solon Gets Tips On Crime Groups Operating In US  Kefauver ls Sponsor Of Bill To Probe ” Saver,  al Syndicates

Criminal Rings in Several U. S.  Cities Revealed   Senator Kefauver Will Turn Data Over to Probe Commitiee

Rhodelstand Family Slain, House Burned: Boarder Charged In Crime

 Murder In R. I.  Five in R. . Family Killed, Murderer Then Fires Home

HOLD MAN FOR MURDER OF 5   Bludgecns, Straneles Fam. ily, Then Sets House Afire

To Charge Man With Killing 5   Police Say Lodger Admitted Killing Family of Five

BOARDER CHARGED WITH MURDER OF 5   Entire Family Dead in Four Hours of Terror

NO CHANGES FOUND   Vote Canvass Leaves All Primary Election Totals the Same

Foreign Aid Plan Faces New Attack By Spending Foes   President Acts to Stall Further Cuts, Sends Appeal From Florida

House Prepares For Big Attack On Foreign Aid  Renewal Of Fight Is Forecast By Ce Ce ities Of Snendina Proarar

Foreign Aid Program Facing Renewed Attack   House Critics Assail Spending

FOREIGN AID BILL FACING HOUSE FIGHT   Truman Acts To Head Of! Further Cuts In ECA Funds

HOUSE WEIGHS MARSHALL PLAN   $3 Billion Foreign Aid Bill To Face Critics

Foreign Aid © Under Attack   Truman Issues Plea’  To Head Off Cuts

Administration's Foreign Aid Program Faces ‘New Alfacks in House as Critics of World Recovery Spending Slash at Measure

Foreign Aid  Facing Fire   Administration Plan Attacked By Crities

House Critics Renew Foreign Aid Assault   President Attempts To Avert Cuts In ECA Funds

Truman Seeks to Head Off Spending Cuts—  Foreign Aid Faces New Attack

Cannon Calis Fer Half Billion Cut In Budget   That’s Minimum, Not Maximum, Says Congressman

President Makes Them Available fo Senate Body   Move Designed to Aid in Checking on Crime Syndicates, Gamblers

President Opens Tax Records fo Crime Probers   Also Orders Federal Agencies to Cooperate With Senate Group

Senate Crime Probers Will Get Tax Files   Truman Uses Authority Granted in _Internal Revenue Code to Provide "Full Accessto Income Tax Books

Crime Probers Get Tax Files  Truman Issues   Truman Issues Executive Order

OPEN TAX FILES IN CRIME PROBE   President Clears Way for Commit i  tee by Executive Order

Income Tax Files Opened lo Crime Quis   Truman Puts Data At Disposal of Senate Probers

Truman Srders Gamblers’ Tax Files Bared   Acts to Aid Senatorial Crime Investigating ‘Committee

HURRICANE HEADING FOR FLORIDA COAST      Weather Bureau Reports Wind: As High'As°110- Miles an How -— Hurricane. recautions Order.  ed.

HURRICANE HEADING FOR FLORIDA COAS!   Weather Bureau Reports Winds As High As 110 Miles on Hour —. Hurricane recautions Order gad

SOLVING KARPE DEATH UNLIKELY   American Military Offi. cial Rules Out Theory Of Suicide

Karpe’ s Death Still Mystery   Probably Will Never Be Solved But Suicide Is Ruled Out.

G.0.P. Baruch Backing Loses   Committee Rejects Plan by One Vote

Million-Dollar Public Housing Project — In County To Bring 30 New Homes Hare

Weather Plagued Carriers   Plane Crashes, Was Not Cariying Ground Troops

ADAMS COUNTY NATIVE, 55, DIES UNEXPECTEDLY   Grover P. Keckler, PRR Chemist Fatally Stricken — Funeral At Gettysburg Thursday

CANNON PROPOSES CUT IN SPENDING AND TAX INCREASE   Chairman of House Appropri ations Group Makes Sugges tion As Congress Awaits Budget Message.   FAVORS HIKE IN LEVIES TO AVOID A DEFICIT   Washington Hears ‘Trumau May Ask Billion Dollar Tax Raise With Some Easing of Excises.

SPENDING SLASH - GIVEN SUPPORT   Missourian Also Proposes Tax Boost To Balance Budget This Yeor

Cannon Asks Bucget Slash, Tax Increase   Offers Suggestion to Lawmakers While Await President's Budget Talk. On Financial Proqram

Congress Due To Cut Excise Tax   Rep. Cannon Would Slash Spending and Raise Taxes

Valentine Pickec To Stabilize U. $  Head Of Economic GChacking Named

TRUMAN PICKS ESA DIRECTOR   Dr. Alan Valentine,  Scholar, Chosen As Eco nomic Stabilization Chief.

Truman Name: Dr. Valentine To Direct ESA   Rochester University Ex-President To Help Keep Economy Steady

‘Former Rochester U. Presdent To ‘Head Economic Stabilization Agency

Truman Picks Valentine As ESA Chief  Job To Keep U. S.  Feonomv Ralanced

Spring Floods Engulf New Areas As Rains Continue Over Wide Sections

Prosecutor’s Aide Resigns at Gary Tape Recordings of  Secret Microphone Put Officials on Spot

Gary Crime Unit Reveals Official Deals   Tape Recording Shows Talks With Gambling Heads.

URGES FARMERS TO WATCH LEGISLATION   “If: They Do Not Assert  *Selves, Gov’t Will Say What They Can Do”  WARNED RY HOWES

Tax Evaders Are Target Of Treasury  Is Asking Funds For More Agents

TREASURY PLANS TAX CRACKDOWN   MIDDLE-INCOME GROUP TO BE TARGET IF CONGRESS PUTS UP MONEY.

Crackdown On  Income Group  Treasury Said To Bé Ey ing $7, 000- $25,000 Earn ,   .  e

Russians Lose Another Round In UN Assembly  nf ROAR ERE” SACU zag! eee, ae   Sharper Anti-Soviet Notes Injected Into Debate

Anti Soviet Notes Sharper      UN Beats Down Malik Move To Throw Out Report

U.N. Defeats  Soviet Move  Against China Russia Hit In Assembly Debates

UN Assembly Beats Down New Russian Attack   Sharper Anti-Soviet Notes Injected in Debate by Deleaates

Russia Beaten In UN Debate   Anti-Soviet Notes Take Sharper Tone

UN Assembly Beats Down Red Attack On China  Russia Loses Trv To Throw Out The Crodontiale Ranart

U.N. Beats Down . New Bid to Unseat Nationalist China.  Rejects Soviet. Russia:   Rejects Soviet. Russiar Move Against Chiang Representation . .

Russia Fails Again to Oust Chinese   Defeated in Attack Against Nationalists in UN

Soviet Loses Bid To Oust China In UN   Dutch Official Blasts Russian Tactics As Cause Of UN Troubles

SOVIET ASSAULT IN UN. BEATEN; CHINA SURVIVES   Malik’s Move To Oust Nationalists From Assembly Voted Down   CONTINUES USUAL TACTICS OF LAMBASTING CHINESE.

Russia Is Again Defeated On Seating Of Chinese   Nationalist China Reported Favorably By Credentials Committee At Assembiv

News Slow, But HST Is ‘Getting Twice As Much Work Done’   GOP Aims Ax At Federal Payroll

Truman’s Aides Seek Headlines  Outflow Of News !s On Drop At Retrect

Truman’s Aides Seek Ammunition  To Keep His Name On Daily Headline:

TRUMAN AIDES SEEK PUBLICITY   President Asserts He Never Felt Better In His Life

§-Point Program Outlined in House  Leaders Hope to Get Clearance from Rules Committee Next Week

FEPC Bill Tops Eight-Point Plan  For House Agenda  Sabath Attempts To Clear Way in Rules Session

Sweeping Law Face: Congress  Ss ee ee eh 2. re   Permits Jailing Of Subversives

May Use Force To Halt Red Berlin March   Peaceful Efforts To Halt Invasion Will Be Made First

Vandenberg Backs Strategic AirWar's Value   Air Chief Surys Bomb Raids Can Help Save   rae Benin Annrocts

——~ Curbed. In Korea  Air Chief Holds Europe’ Can Be Saved In Attack

Vandenberg Says Bombing Can Help Outnumbered Army Win   Reperts To House Appropriations Military Sub-Committee Value of Good Air Force

Strategic Bombing Can Help Smaller Army Save West Europe, Vandenberg Says

Says Bombers Can Help Save West Europe   Gen. Vandenberg Reaffirms Faith in Strategic Air War Tactics

Strategic Bombing Can Help Western EFurone. Air Forces Staff Chief Claims

Holiday Accident Toll Goes to 200   All-Time High Recorded Over Thanksgiving

Thursday's Mishap Toll Totals 200.  1950 Accident Deaths Set New

200 HOLIDAY DEATHS AN ALL-TIME HIGE   Ninety-Four Persons Killed o1 Highways, Compared With 122 Year Arvo.

One Man Inguiry Aimed at Preventing. Duplication tn Western Europe of Morea, Situation..in Breit ‘of Surprise Communist Attack. 

Democrats Not In Accord On Higher Taxes  React Warily To Demand For ‘Moderate’ Boost

Republicans Rap Truman Message; Taxes, Civil Rights Split Democrats

TRUMAN SPEECH BRINGS GOP CRY OF ‘SOCIALISM   Off We Go Into The Bright Blue Yonder,’ Sums Up Sen. Hick enlooper

GOP Cries Out  Against Taxes  And ‘Socialism’ Commendation And  Condemnation Mix In Teamoan Cammant

G.0.P. Rants At ‘Socialism’   Democrats Cautious About Tax Boosts

New Taxes Bid Splits Demos; GOP Snorting   Reaction Preview Of Trouble Ahead

REPUBLICANS RAP “TRUMAN MESSAGt   ASSAIL PROPGSED TAX IN   CREASE — SEE DRIFT TOWARD SOCIALISM.

Owl Adopts Intended Dinner -  Show Foes U. S. Strength, News Executive Advises

Guilty Pleas Entered By B.H. Pair On Sister Lakes Tavern Robbery

President Says GOP Sabotages  Foreign Policy  Calls M’Carthy Greatest Asset To Kremlin

Truman Swats GOP Senators For Red Hunts   ‘Greatest Asset of Kremlin,’ Is Terms Used by President Describing Trio.

Truman Blasts MCarthy, GOE for ‘Sabotage’   Three Senators Chief Targets of President

Truman Gets Rough With His GOP Foes  Labels Them Biggest Asset to the Kremlin

Republicans’  Attack Blasted   Opponents Called *Kremlin’s Allies’

McCarthy, Wherry and Bridges Ac cused of Sabotaging U. S. Foreign Policy.

GOP Sabotages Foreign Policy For Politics, Truman Charges   McCarthy, Wherry, Bridges are Targets Of His Accusations

Hundreds More Forced To Flee Surging Waters   More Than 12.000 Made Homeless In Winnipeg Area; Citizens Fight To Save Dikes

Winnipeg Tense As Red River Steadily Rises   Large Sections of City Engulfed by the Whirling Flood

FLOOD RISES IN WINNIPEG   Hundreds More Families Are Driven From Their Homes

CANADIAN TROOPS ASSUME CONTROL IN STRICKEN CHT}   Families Forced To Leave Danger Zone; Hospitals Are Overcrowded

Senate Approves Combat Air Force Of 70 Groups   Present Strength Of 48 Would Be Hiked If Congress Appropriates

Two-Day Rail Strike Cripples All Canada  Food Rationing GO. 1... DW... U's

Canada Rail Strike  Hits Small Towns  Food Supply Short; Industry Crippled

Only About $5 Secured In Break-Ins   Thief Breaks Into Trinity, Second ° Presbyterian Churches Here

U. 5. Income Due to Go Up in 1951   Uncle Sem Taking Steps te See That ‘feu Spend it Differently Than 1950

More Money Next Year, But Less to Snend, Prediction   Fewer Dollars Will Go for Consumer Goods; a Greater Share for Taxes

Spending System Seen Different In Coming Year   Workers: Will Have Moi Money Vo Invest) With Kewer Goods Ta) Buy

Gara Case To Supreme Court  Bluffton Dean Advised Youth to Ignore Draft

Farm Account. Tax School Set  Purdue Man to Hold Session Here Next Wednesday Afternoon

Settlement by Monday Hoped For at Parley   Week End Agreement Desired to Stall off Court Action Against Nation’s Coal Miners

Miners May Demand 200- 0-Day Work Year   Third ‘Round: OF. Talks In Coal: Crisis Scheduled. : ~! Today one

President Asks for Report; See Work by Monday   Progress Is Made in a Night Session With Lewis, Bosses

CITE PROGRESS MADE AT SECRET NIGHT MEETING   FEDERAL OFFICIALS REPORTED READY TO ASK CONTEMPT WRIT

Secret Night Parley Spurs Negotiators  Contempt Action Studied Ry I! @

Talks Resume. Sparked by  New Progress   Efforts Directed To Ward Of Contempt Action

TRUMAN ASKS COAL REPORT TOMORROW   Government Puts Pressure on Miners and Operators and Seeks Settlement by Monday.   SECRET MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT   Realistic Discussion of Terms as Lewis Serves 14-Point Demand fo: New Contract.

Pressure For Settlement... . ao OF MCUREMERE - =>  Truman Asks Coal Board For Report

Fact-Finders  Asked To Give Proceedings   Chairman Of Board Says Settlement By Monday Is Goal

Monday Is Targe! For Return Of  Miners To Pits Week-End Selflement. Would Stall Off Contempt Proceedings

Monday Date Set By Body For Walkout To Be Ended   Secret Night Parleys Q ? Raise Hope In Long  a ~ . . . “Coal Union Bickering %.

Committee Of Eight Working For Agreement   Contempt Action ls Delayed While Parley Is Speeded

Guaranteed Work ‘Idea’ Tossed by Lewis Into Coal Parley ‘Bit Foaay’

White House Pressure on  Coal Strike   President Wants Dispute Wound Up This Week-End

Sions Indicate Dispute May End This Weekend  David Cole, Head Fact-Finder, Is Hopeful; Reports ‘Some Proaress’

Board s Report! On Dispute Is Asked By HST  Agreement Of Coal Operators, Miners By Monday Is Goal

Settlement Of Coal Strike By Monday To Avert Court Action Aim Of Mediators

Government Mediators Work To Avert Court Action Against Miners   Secret. Talks Last Night Seen Basis OF Possible Agreement On Strike

IN COAL TALKS IS UNBROKEN   Fact Board Head Studies Plan to Reduce Group

Truman Asks For Report Tomorrow  President Wants Action in  "the Coal Mining   - Dispute  Pome ON PRESSURE  370,000 Diggers Have De fied All Orders to Return to Work

Mediators Hope Coal Strike Peace Monday   Lewis and Operators Enter Third Day of Negotiations; Realistic Talk Is Said to Be Underway '

Government Hope To Have Coal Dispute Over This Weekend; Diggers Still Idle

‘ee Setilement Of Coal Dispute Over Weekend   teport Wages And Other Pact Terms Discussed At. Three-Hour. Parley

Stall. Off. — Adiew:   Washington, Feb. 17. (AP)—Government mediators said today-there-are—‘shooting-for-a- settlement-by~Mon-

Settlement Pushed in Order To Avert Contempt Charges Being Lodged Against Union

Truman Asks Fact-Find Board For Personal Report Saturday   Governmant Apperently putting Heavy Pressure on Tc Get Cost Dispute Wound up During This Weekend

Progress Made At Unscheduled Night Meeting   Lewis Asks 200-Day Work Year; Wages Not Yet Discussed

Strike Peace Looms   Operators, Lewis Conduct Secret Night Parley

Government Is Trying to Avoid Contempt Action   Fact-Finding Board Asked for Personal Revort Saturday

U.S. Mediators Hope For Contract Over Weekend   Speedy End To Walkout Would Stall Off Possible Contempt Of Court Acton Acainat Miners.

Government Tries fo Bring Coal Peace by Monday   Hints Miners Might Be Found In Contempt of Court Order.

Secret Session Boosts Hopes   Seek Settlement Before Invoking New Court Action

Mediators Aim at Coal Settlement By Next Monday   Truman Asks Board To Report Saturday On Contract Talks

But Operators Insist Cost Of Coal To Consumer Cannot Be Increased; Lewis In Court Monday

Government Shoots For Monday Goal   Truman Wants Personal Report On Talks Saturday

More Realistic Terms Being Discussed Now       Hope to Stall off Pogs sible Contempt Ac-= tion Against Miners.   BULLETIN ie WASHINGTON, D. ©. U~—President Truman today _ asked his fact-finding board ia the coal dispute to give him '# personal report tomorrow,

OUTLOOK GOOD AFTER LONG CONF AB   14-Point List Of Demands Made By Lewis   MEDIATOR   Says Early Peace Sought To Head Off Contempt Of Court Action

FACT FINDERS ARE TOLD 10 VISIT TRUMAN   President Wants Personal Re port on Coal Dispute Saturday Morning

FACT-FINDER ARE TU MEET WITH TRUMAN   _Eight-Man.t Committe Now Negotiating _ . Eor A fattlariant

PAEGOURE MA SEAPPLED TA FWD STRIKE   Gov't Mediators “Shooting” for a Settlement by Monday.

End Of Dispute This Week End,  Government Aim   Fact-Finding Board Shooting For Settlement By Monday; Government Is Putting Heavy Pressure On UMW, Mine Owners To Wind Up Walkout In Next Few Days

Lewis Asks 200-Day Work Year--Paet Deadlock Unbroken   Speculation Springs Up Among Observers That Back-to-Work Movement May Develop Soon; Representative Says Lewis Not Specific

Fact-Finders Called To Give Full Report   More Optimism Is Shown Around Negotiation Center

Lewis, Owners Hold a Secret Night Confab  Hope to Stave Off Any Court Action

President Asks — Fact-Finders to Report Sat turday  cwwnmmnaank Distlann   Government Putting On Heavy Pressure

Coal Contract Negotiations  In Third Day   Lewis Tosses Idea Of 200 Days A: Year Of Guaranteed Work For His Miners At Soft Coal Parley

Hope Coal Strike End Is In Sight   Miners’ Return To Work Would Stave Ott Court Action

President Asks Fact-Finding Board fo Give Him Report On Coal Situation Tomorrow  Settlement by Monday Is Goal Of Strike Mediation Board

Truman Asks Coal Fact-Finding Board To Give Personal Report On Saturday

Report on Coal Dispute Asked   Pres... Truman Calls on Fact - Finding “Board to Inform Him Tomorrow Concerning Situation—Seeks Settlement  This Week-End.   WOULD AVERT COURT MOVE

Coal Strike ‘Peace Hopes Are Revived   Mediators Shooting for ¢ Settlement of Dispute by Monday

Mediators Try For Coal Peace Before Monday  Dp...) m.J3...23   Board Ordered To Lay Facts Bafore Truman

Compromise Rumored In Coal Talks   Work Guerentees Asked By Lewis As Coal Piles Fade

U. S. Seeks Coal Settlement by Monday; ‘Lewis Seen Making 14-Point Demand

Government Presses For Coal Agreement  Hint Court Action bf @e *k) #™® oe   Hint Court Action lf Strike Continues Into Next Week

SESSION HELD BY PRINCIPALS   Meeting Arranged On Urgent Request By U.S. Mediator

Peace in Coal Dispute Sought By Government Before Monday   Aim Is to Avoid New  Court Action; Truman Asks Report

Court Confempt Action Looms If Strike Goes On   Truman Calls Board For Report; Hope of Solution Revived

President Asks Personal Report Of Fact Finders   Cole Says Mediators Are “Shooting For” Settlement Monday

President Calls For Board Report On Parley Results  Secret Conference Of Lewis, Owners Brings Progress

TRUMAN FOR COAL REPORT SATURDAY   Fact Finders Pressing Tc End Dispute By This Weekend

Gov't Mediators Seek Monday Coal Settlement   Hopes High For Agreement After Secret Confab

Coal Parley Report Asked By President   Peace Hopes Brighten With Monday Deadline Set for Settlement

Seek End Of Coal Strike By Mondav   Long Secret Meeting Last Night Said To  Increase Hopes Of Qattlamoent

Conference Atmosphere Is Hopeful   U. S. Mediators Are Playing Important Role In Talks

Back-to-Work Move Monday Seen by Some   Lewis Introduces Demand For Guaranteed Work Of 200 Davs Yearly

.ewis Proposal Not Yet Specific as Deadlock Remains Unbroken; Mining May Possibly Be Resumed Monday.

Officials Hope To Have Miners  Working Monday   Settlement Would Stop Court Contempt Action; Both Sides Cut Number of Negotiators

Mediators Airr at Settlement by Monday   Efforts Being Made to Avoid Contempt at Court Praoceedinas

Government Putting On Pressure to Settle Walkout By Monday   . a Operators, Lewis In Night Session   Secret Talk Spurs Hope Agreement In Long Dispute Is Now Near

Settlement by Monday Is Sought   Cole Fears Court Action Likely If Walkout Continues

Some Talk That Miners May Go Back on Monday   ‘Still No Specific Pro posals on the Table at Conference

Secret Meeting Gives New Hope  Settlement May Stall Off Contempt Action

Contract Deadlock Is Unbroken; Lewis Asks 200-Day Work Year   Presidential Fact Finder Says There's Stil ‘Nothing On The Table;’ Some Think Miners Will Resume Work Monday

Government Mediators Seek Coal Settlement by Monday After Secret Night Parley   Lewis Submits 14-Point List of Demands With Wage Problem Left Open Until Other Terms in New Ceatroct Are Worked Out

ACTION WOULD FORESTALL ANY COURT MOVE   Lewis, Operators And U.S Officials In Secret Night Session

Soviets Stage J ocurs Walk awst  Tear v¥Y VY CALFRUILEL  In Tokyo

Measure Sent To Conference  By 93-19 Vote   Action Paves Way for Future Appropriation For Construction Work

Senate Votes For Measure   $1.8 Billion Waterways Authorization Advanced To Conference Between Hance Senate Members

Senate Approves Giant Waterways Authorization Bill   Allegheny Survey Includes In $1.8 Billion Measure; Economy Bids Defeated

Invasion of Hainan Gets Under Way   Reds Suffer Heavy Casualties at Sea

‘Chinese Reds Open Invasion, Observers Feel   ‘Signs Point To Full- Se ale Battle For Hainan: 1.000 Break Through  

17 Are Killed In Guatemala Revolt   Troops Beat Off Armec Assault on Military Base Near Capital

TRUMAN AND HAROLD STASSEN POLITICAL BLASTS TONIGHT ©   Heated Exchange OF Charges Is Scheduled

Truman To Lay Aid To Russia At GOP's Door   Stassen Will Speak Following Tonight's Talk By President

President To Speak Tonight At St. Louis  Tréman Is Flying West To Deliver

Stop-Strike Edict Is Given Cold Shoulder   Many Locals Vote To Stay Away From Pits Again Monday

Eastern Locals Turn Thumbs Down on Return   UMW's Biggest Unit Refuses to Start Back-to-Work Trend

Preparing lo Increase U.S. Armed Forces  Will Draft Men if Vounteers Are Not Sufficient

Hope 100,000 Will Volunteer To Save Draft   Boards Are Ordered To Act; Specialists Are No. 1 On Lists

Claim 100,000 Men Needed In Korean Conflict   Specialists Vital; Truman Action Get: Congress Support

Volunteers of . Army and Navy Specialists Most Needed — These Are Generally Beyond 26-Year Draft Coillng and Are Exempt Bocatise of Miltary Sorvice.

547.885 MEN NEEDED IN UNIFORM  U.S. Defense Chiefs Hope Volunteers To Stall Draft

Christian Nations Dedicate Easter ToPrayers For Prevention Of War

Huge Crowds Jam Rome, Jerusalem  As Christian World Marks Easter —

World Prays Against’ War  Bi.. fice Bannn A.   Plea for Peace Marks  Easter Observances   Highway Toll 172

Worried Christian World Returns To Business after Easter Prayers

Worried Christian World Returning To NormalAfter Easter Peace Pravers

Christian World Returns To Everyday Business After An Easter Dedicated To Prayers For Peace

— fhat War's Destruction Would Not Be Repeated”  Worried World Returns To Everyday Business After Marking Easter With Prayers for Peace

EASTER PRAYERS ARE FOR PEACE   500,000 Holy Year Pil grims Hear Pope Plead For Gospel

Easter Observed By The Faithful In Every Nation   Prayers For Peace Come From Throngs Thronghont Warld

Worried World In.Easter Pleas Against Wars.   Jerusalem, Rome Scenes of Worship By Faithful Crowds

A DAY OF PRAYER   Throngs Attended Faster Services Thruout the World

§. Korean Troops Push Way Back Near Capital City   MacArthur Orders U. S. Planes to Attack Red Bases in North

South Korean Forces Retake Part of Seoul   Fight Way Back Into Outskirts of the Capital

South Korean Army Reenters Part Of Seoul   Invaders Claim New Successes

Certain Ground Units Given Green Light To Cross 38th Parallel   Republican Army Recovers Outskirts Of Seoul; Commy Armored Cars Cross Han River.

A. P. WRITER IN KOREA MISSING   Makes 10th Newsman Re. ported Killed, Missing Or Captured

AP Writer Lost In Korea Area   Missing on Front Lines Since Sunday

Correspondent for Associated Press Is Reported Missing On Chinju Front

Truman Names  Ching Chairman Of Wage Board  WE Vow  Assignment Put On Temporary Basis; _

Clay fo Berlin for Dedication of Bell   “Choirman of Crusade for Freedom Takes Scrolls With 1,000,000 Names

North Atlantic Pact Chiefs Approve Eisenhower N aming To Head European Defenses

N. Atlantic Allies Okay Eisenhower   Ike Approved As Top Comander Of Army for The  Defense of Europe

Pact Delegates Quickly Approve His Appointment  Soldier Who Led Allie To Tri umph In 1945 In

FAMED GENERAL NAMED TO LEAD UNIFIED FORCES   ‘tke"’ Appointed To Direct European De _ fense Against Soviet Aggression — Diplomats Confer.

Denies Snatch  Of Ohio ‘Bride   Chicagoan Says She Insisted on Flight

Truman Frolies With Comrades   To Deliver Another Major Foreign Policy Talk in St. Louis

 BEGINNING TO GET ANGRY .. Truman Expected to Lash Russia in Speech Today

Pres. Truman Prepares New Blast at Soviet   Plans Toughest Indictment Yet Of Russians

Truman Shows Fast Change Of Pace As He Mingles Fun With Warnings

GAY TRUMAN PLANS  i NEW RED BLAST President Frolics With  War Pals; 2nd Foreign Policy Talk Is Set

Truman Frolics With War Mates   “Captain Harry” Enjoys Reunion With Battery 1 Comrades: Plans New Blast at Red Aggression

Large Parts Of U.S. Tied Up By Drifts   East, Midwest Get Hardest Blow As Records Are Set

Bitter Cold Records Set  By Storms  83-Mile Winds Lash New York; Heavy Snow Falls

“ACROSS COUNTRY   Winds Drive Seas a Mile In land at One Point in New York   PITTSBURGH HARD HIT

Cold, Snow and Gales Grip Parts of Country   Winds of Hurricane Force Blast Metropolitan New York, Reaching Height of 83.Miles an Hour—City of Pittsburgh Has Record Snowfall.   LOW: TEMPERATURES IN SOUTH

Bitter Winds Up to 16 Miles an ‘Hour Hit New York   Pittsburg Has Sixteen Inches of Snow and May Get 10 to 15 More.

Eastern Half Of Nation In Winter's Grip  Even Alabama And Georaiaq Get Snow

New York Torn By Hurricane Force Winds   Southern States Feel First Real Cold Of Season As Snow Falls

Gales Hit New York; Snow Heavy   Pittsburgh Under 16 Inches; More Predicted

Winter Hits Large Part Of Country   Winds Blast N. Y., Pittsburgh Virtually Paralyzed; Bitter Records are Set

Hits With Cold Fury That Sets Bitter Records  25-30 Inches of Snow   25-30 Inches of Snow Expected in Pittsburgh

Blizzards, Winds, Low Temperatures Hit Large Portion of Country Today

Drop Election Deal ee  British Liberals Reject Plan OF Conservatives to Oust. Labo,

Liberal Party  Shuns Tory  Merger Deal Leader Spurns Offer  To Help Defeat Of British Laborites

British Liberals Reject Deal With Conservatives —   Chairman Davis Says Independence of Party Will Not Be Compromise

Lewin Absent at Opening of Talks,  Expected to Return Today. — Federal Judge Keech Denies * Union Motion. that: {Contempt . Caso be Thrown Out for Lack of Evidence.

Judge Denies Mine Union Motion Fer Charge Dismissal   Government Rests Case In Hearing

Judge Denies Union Motion For Dismissal  Negotiations Are Resumed On Coal

U.S. Aid To England To End Jan. 1   britain To Become First Country To Step Out Of Marshall Assistance Program

Halt Is Put To Marshall Aid, Briton Tells House   England's Financial Comeback Is Reason For Ceasing Program

GOP  ‘War Goes Into  Last Week   Duff Candidates Tour East While Cooke Campaigns Central Counties

Senators Kill FEPC Chances In 52-32 Test   ‘Upper Chamber Approves   Transfer of Maritime  Duties to Commerce

Talk Curb On FEPC Loses Out   Filibuster Seen. As Certain When Bill is Preposed

Formosa Defense  Will Not Be Aided By United States   President Truman Makes Statement On U. S. Policy In Formosa Situation   NOT TO INTERFERE WITH ARMED FORCES  /RITTY.WTINS

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  U. S. NOT TO PROVIDE MILITARY ASSISTANCE FOR FORMOSA DEFENSE

Western Powers to Indict Chinese  ' Russian Veto Will Bleck Council Action

So RS nT ii ceasiac Sa al ae iamen — ala laliaaial  Young Man Is Slain By Knife Wielder

POSES THREAT OF RATIONING   Truman Ready With Price Controls, Too, If Hoarding Continues.

New Price Increases Reported   Scare-Buying \Migh#Bring Rationing

Profiteers Hurrying To the Kill  Business Leaders Warn Against   Business Leaders Warn Against Hoarding and Greed in Nation

LIVING COST HIKES COME UNDER INQUIRY   Profiteering, War Scare Buying Ub Prices

Steel, Crude Oil, Bread Join Price Boost Parade: Sugar Supply Ample

Red China Key To Ending War, U.N. Advised   Soviet To Discuss Peace Only After Seating Commies

Russia Ends Seven-Month-Long Boycott of UN, Demands Red China Get Council Plan

» UN Facing New Move By Russia On Red China   Soviet Delegate Makes Clear His Stand on War

RUSSIA WORKS ~ FOR RED CHINA   Won't Discuss Peace In Korea Until Issue Discussed  MALIK TAKING SEAT

ORLEANS WANS FOR GONZILEZ   Chile’s Dynamic Préident To Reach That (ity Tonight 

GUARD TROOPS GIVEN PRAISE   Gen. Lutes Approves Louisiana And Arkansas Divician

House Fight Looms on Funds Bill   Economy, Arms Champions Seek To Change Measure

$79 Billion Fund Bill Fight Starts  Economy Campaign Faces Huge Setup

Vast Money Bill Facing House Today   Heavy Crossfire Is Expected from Economy Bloc

Funds Bill Is at Center Of Battle   Economy Group Cross Swords With Those Who Want More Cash  far Defense   Recess Is Planned   Congress to Take Time Off From Friday to April 18

Omnibus Bill For U.S. Funds Starts Hurdles   House To Get Bid For 29 Millions To Support 40 Agencies

Omnibus Money Bill Starts Way Through House   Three Factions Line Up Forces For Long Battle

Vast Appropriation Bill Starts Way Through Congress  Carries Funds for Most Spendina:   Carries Funds for Most Spending; Under Heavy Fire

Proposals to Spend $29,045,030,164 Would Leave Budget $4,153,000,000 in the Red for Year.

Big Money Bill Faces House Fight   Economy Backers, Defense Advocates To Attempt Changes

Measure Under Fire From Advocates Of Econon Groups Seeking Additional Funds  Kar Dafenes Prrnoese

SPENDING BILL UNDER ATTACK   Two Strong House — Groups Ready To Open Fire On It.

$29 BILLION BILL BEFORE THE HOUSE   Omnibus Appropriation Measure Starts Through Congress Under Fire from Economy Advocates.   EQUALS $828 FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD   Proposals to Spend $29,045,030,164 Would Leave Budget $4,153,000,000 in the Red for Year.

BiG FUND BILL STARTS ON WAY   Measure Carries Appropriations For Most Government Spending

Money Bill Under Fire in  Thrift Drive   Arms Advocates  Desire Boost

Big Three Ready To Make Changes In West Austria   Civilian High Commissioners Will Be Named Soon.

Ales Will Ease ‘Austria's Barden Western Powers to Replace Military Rule With Civ PACT BLAME ON REDS Foreign Diplomats Credit  Acheson With Good Job at Conference

Big 3 To Ease Its Controls In Austria   Will Replace Military Gov ernors and Lift Occupation gura2ns

New Plan Fer  Austrian Rule  To Be Set Up High Commissioners To Replace Military

Soviet Held To Blame for Treaty Delay   Troop Withdrawal, More Native Rule Fixed as Objectives

Civilians To Be Appointed [By Ministers   Say Russians Block Independence Treaty Conclusion; Seek To Strengthen Nation

Plan New Set-Up For Austria Zone   Civilian Commissioners To Be Named By Big 3

Allies Will fase ey Austria's Burden Western Powers to Replace Military Rule With Civilian ission PACT BLAME ON REDS  Foreign Diplomats Credit Acheson With Good Job at Conference

Local Forecast   Big 3 Pledge Lighter Load For Austria   But Russians Blamed For Holdup On Independence Treaty

SEC. ACHESON CALLS PARLEY SATISFACTORY   With Bevin and Schuman Reaffirms Determination To Complete an Early ee      COMMUNIQUE ISSUED

Big Three Foreign Ministers Announce They Will Appoint Civjlian Group Soon To Replace Military Governors In Western Occupation Areas And Also Promise To Lighten Austria’s Economic. Burdens — Soviet Attitude Cited As Delaying Treaty

POLICY CHANGE FOR AUSTRIANS   Big Three Accord Reached To Replace Military Governors in Nation

To Name Civiliar Commissioners For Austria    Big Three Officials Mov For Early Treaty Completion

Unnamed "Outside Force’ Accused ‘Of Aiding Reds   Russia Not Accused Directly In U. S. Report

Five Are Dead Of Wood Alcohol   One More Is In Serious Condition

News Briefs:  Around the Tri-State   EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED FOR RURAL CARRIER

Three-Year Pact Offers Old-Age Pay   Return To Work Slaied Monday; 89,000 Affected

$1,427,920,880 Lost in Sales and Wages.   ~ 89,000 Will , Return to t*hryclor Plants

99-Day-Old Chrysler Strike Ends   Workers Will Return to Jobs - Monday as Result of Settlement

19-Day Walkout second Longest In Car Industry   Reached In 2 Weeks:  pacity Production Seen Luion’s OK Anticipated

Chrysler Strike Accord Reached  Workers Scheduled To Return Monday

Chrysler Strike Settled   Contract Signed 114 Hours Before Walkout Became 100 Days Old

$100 Monthly Pensions Part Of Agreement   Maximum Production Within Two Weeks ls Company Aim

Contract Will Be in Force for  Three Years ©  8100 Monthly Pensio1   $100 Monthly Pension Plan Included; Wages Up in Some Plants 

Workers Win Pay Increases; Return Monday   Three-Year Contract Pro vides Broader Benefits; Company Says Strike Was Not Necessary

ClO Wins Pension Some Pay Hikes   First Plans Maximum Output in 2 Weeks after 100-Day Dispute

Chrysler Strike Cost Over Billion Before Settled  At 100 Days It Was

Chrysler Strike Settled; Back to Work Monday  Settlement Calls for $100 Monthly Pension ~ Other Social Benefits

Chrysler Auto Strike Ends With Peace  Ee ba gp Is ght To Close Te dey

Billion Lost In Wages And Sales   Unica Claims  Wage Victory le 3-Year Pact

AUTO WORKERS SIGN CONTRACT WITH COMPANY   Monthly Pension Of $100 And Some Wage Increases Provided—-Walkout Of 99 Days Cost Bil.  lion Dollars.

Full Service   89 000 Auto Employes Idle For 99 Days   Expect Full Production Within Next Two Weeks

Billion-Dollar  Walkout Settled After 99 Days   Contract Carries $100 Monthly Pensions And Some Wage Boosts

Chrysler In  Agreement With U.A.W.   99-Day Walkout Is Ended With New Contracts Produced

Auto Workers Claim Victory On Pay Demands   Walkout Halted Just Before It Entered 100th Day

Chrysler Strike Is Ended; Cost Heavy   Walkout Lasted 99 Days Lost $1,427,920,880 in Wages. Sales

Work Resumes In Some Plants On Monday   Pensions, Insurance Are Major Items In UAW’s Victory

PEACE COMES ON 99TH DAY OF WALKOUT   Workers To Return Monday;  Reuther Claims Victory   STOPPAGE   Costs $1,383,720,880 In Lost Wages And Sales; Terms Announced

Idle Workers To Return To Jobs Monday   Contract Includes Monthly Pension, H ocnifal. Benefits

Both Sides ° Say Result : Of Parleys E a leets Favor  A 4 alkout One Of C ac % @ lustry’s  Longest,

Union Officers Claim Victory On Wage Issue   Company Approves Pension but Says Strike Unnecescsory

Pensions Of $100 To Be Provided Under ‘Agreement Reached With Auto Union

Reuther Wins Pensions, Wage Increases; Return  To Work Slated Monday

Costly Chrysler Strike Settled After 99 Days   Auto Workers Granted $100 Monthly Pensions At 65 After 25 Years Service in 3-Year Contract; 89,000 Idled by Walkout; Plants May Reopen Monday

Plants to Open Monday After 2nd Longest Costliest Walkout in Automotive History

Chrysler Strike Settled   Three-Year Contract Signed on 99th D--v

STOPPAGE IS COSTLIEST IN AUTO HISTORY   Agreement Reached in Lew ber Dispute Affecti 89, 000. Strikers In 25 Facteries   UNION CLAIMS VICTORY

CIO Workers Returning to Jobs Monday      Dispute Settled Within Half Hour of 100 Days After Walk-Ont Started; Cnet $1.38223.790.880

_ Wor ‘kers Get "New Contract With Benefits   Company Says Union Walkout Unneeded

99-DAY UNION WALKOUT ENDS   Workers Granted Pension, Wage Boosts; Plants Resume Monday.

UNION CLAIMS TERMS SOUGHT ARE ATTAINED   Stoppage Second Costliest, Longest In Automo-tivwn Hiatary ? P

Frigid Relations Still Present af Final Truce Talks  Reuther Declares CIO Victory Over ‘Selfish’ Firm

uniied Auto Workers, Company ry  ine to ferms on Benefit and wenare Payments in 199th Day

Pensions, Pay Hikes in Pact   Auto Workers to Return to Jobs Monday; Union Proclaims Victory

+14 WEEKS — Pension Trust Is  Established   ILL FEELING MARS PACT

Union and Company Sign Contract This Morning; Locals To Ratify Agreement Saturday.   MANY BENEFITS CLAIMED BY UAW

Strike Is Over For Chrvsler   Company, Union Sign For $100-A-Month Pensions

Locals Vote On Contract Saturday   Workers Expected To Return Monday After 99-Day Halt

Union Wins S100 Pensions And Benefits  Over 89,000 Return To Jobs Monday

Long Strike Cost Over $1.4 Billion   89,000 Strikers  In 25 Chrysler Plants to Return To Work by Monday;

AUW Signs $100 Monthly  Pension Pact  Company Planning Full Production In Two Weeks

$9,000 Unionists Set To Return To Work Monday   Pensions Granted; Estimated Cost Of Strike Is $1,393,880

Temperatures   Union Gains Pension Provisions, Some Pay Hikes in Billion-Dollar, 100-Day Tieup of Auto Producers

89.000 Workers Start Returning To Jobs Monday  New Contract Carries Pensions, Pay Hikes, Medical Benefits

89,000 WORKERS TO RETURN MONDAY ‘AS BILLION DOLLAR WALKOUT TAKES ‘PLACE IN HISTORY AS SECOND LONGEST   New Contract Signing Is Announced Thursday Morning; Union Claims It Has “10-Cents-an-Hour” Package in Pensions, Hospital and Medical Benefits

Expensive Chrysler Strike End: Just Hour and Half Before It Would Have Been 100 Days Old  Auto Workers and Company Sign Contract; Pensions Included

89,000 To Return To Work Monday   Cost Of Walkout In Lost Wages And Sales Placed At $1,427,920,880; Union Claims ‘10Cents-An-Hour Package’

Tieup Had Lasted 99 Days And Has Cost Over Billion Dollars to Two Contenders

strike, Znd Largest, Cost Over Billion   Each United Auto Worker Lost $1,000 Pay During Strike

UAW and Chrysler End Costly Layoff   Lost Wages, Sales Just Short of . Record Motor Fuss

UAW Gets Benefits ‘Package’   Strikers To Return To Jobs Monday: Pay Loss $(.427.920. 880

UAW ACCEPTS PLAN OFFERED BY AUTO FIRM   a eer Carries 3 $10¢         Hails. Vieiory

89,000 Workers Will Return to Jobs on Monday      Dispute Costs $1,457,000,000 in Wages and Sales

Billion-Dollar Chrysler Strike Settled Today; Sign 3 Year Contract

ILLINOIS SENATE. OUSTS WEIGEL   REFUSE TO CONFIRM APPOINTMENT 10 » CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Fear 290 Toll As Millions Take To Roads   Four-Day Memorial Holidays To Be Sunny Over Most Of U.S. °

BACK TO HARVES!   Douglas County Farmer: Have Taken Advantage of Dry Weather

U.S. Made Three Diplomatic Pleas To Soviets to Call OFF North Koreans   Appeals sent Betore Our Intervention But Russians Completely Iqnored Them

GUARANTEED 200-DAY WORK YEAR BACKED   Cole States Proposals In Afternoon Talks Were Not Specific

Stassen Calls for Effort to Reach Accord   Sen. Wiley Advises U.N. Poll on Possible Disarmament Mest

New Proposa Is For Atom Talks  Are Advanced   Stassen Urges Conference: Connally Says Time Is Near For Showdown

Present Forces Are Not “Absolute Guarantee From Disaster...Bradley

But He Tells Press Group — We'll Get Forces Needed To Prevent Disaster   Navy Sea War Plan Lauded By Officer   Atomic And Other Research Projects Seen As Key To Best Defense

Armed Forces Not at Peak, Says Bradley   Cannot Assure U.S. Against Disastrous Attack From Abroad

Present Force No Guarantee Against Blow  Help Of Friendly Nations, A-Bombs

Bradley Gives Sober Analysis Of U.S. Power   Military Leader Says Research Program Is Vital for Defense of America and Allies

U. S. COULDNT _ WARD OFF THE - FIRST BLOW   Could Retaliate and Win a War If It Comes, Bradley Says.

Bradley Sees No Guarantee of U.S. Inviolability  But Says Disastrous — Attack Can Be Kept  a ne ,  ee

General Says U.S. At Presen' Not Strong Enough Against Disastrous Military Blow

BRADLEY SAYS U. S. FORCES CAN WIN WAR IF IT COMES   Present Strength, However, Cannot Give Guarantee Against Disastrous Blow, Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Declares—Predicts Necessary Defenses To Prevent Attack From Crippling Country—Compares Military Position With That Of Russia

Absolute Guarantee Not Given   Bradley Says Armed Forces Will Soon Be Able To Prevent Ihticastrous Attack

Bradley Says US Lacks Guarantee Against Attacks   Chiefs of Staff Chairman Makes Sober Analysis 01 Military Position as Compared to Russia's.

Bradley Tells Of Need Build U. 5. Defenses   Present Forces of Natio: Not Sufficient to Give Guarantee Against Disastrous Attack

U.S. Moves Toward Being Able to Block Crippling Assaults   Gen. Bradicy Praises Recent Navy, Army Advances, Urges Plas for Preparing Without Overburdening Natio:

Staff Chief Sees No Guarantee for Halting First Blow  Declares Nation's Plan Will Prevent Crippling Attack

But General Believes Nation Will Achieve Forces Needed To Prevent Crippling Attack  Country's Top Military Man Tells Women’ Press Club Gathering That America and Its Allies Can Win a Warif 

Guarantee Not Easy in USDefenses   General Says Forces Would Be Enough to Thwart Enemy, if War Comes   Sacrifices Seen   Standard of Living Is to Suffer to Match Ruesia

Gen. Bradley  Warns Against For ‘elgn Attack   Present Armed Forces No Guarantee Nation Safe From Destruction

But Preparation For Defense s Well Along   Anti-Submarine Procrom Praised By General

But says Serious Blow Couldn’t Be Warded off With  Present Defenses

Taxation Group Suggests Cities Levy $10 on Cars  Proposes Revenue Step in Report on

Stamp Tax on Cars Proposed   Levy Not to Exceed $10   County Assessment Plan Is Advocated

$10 Local Car Tax Suggested By Committee   Many Other Suggestion: Included In A Report On State Tax Set-Up By Expert Group

“ VY GTEC Vailas EOP ONY — rere  ‘ Remorseful Thief Happy Though Facing 25 Year Term

Impending Draft, Good Pay Main Reasons Job Seekers Flood Merchant  Marine With Offers To Serve

2 Boys Admit Slaying Miner   Illinois Lads Rob Body to Finance Trip

SYMINGTON HOME FRONT MOBILIZER   Two New Government Agencies Createc In Line With U. S Preparedness.

Hans, in Middle, to Make Most of It  East-West Struggle Gives Germany Chance to Regain Equality Footing

Wild leorot Tribesmen Draw Blame   Searchers Nab Three Of Six Accused Slavers

Two American Professors Killed In Philippines   Bodies Of Missing Professors Are Found: Speared To Death By Natives

Delay Probable in ‘Emnoria Air Service   Airline Seeks Permission ; To Skip Town Because of : > Lack of a Proper Runway

Delay Probable in Emporia Air Service   Airline Seeks Permission To Skip Town Because of Lee oF « Seanne Bicwocc:

National Foundation Report Researcl For Possible Polio Cure Is‘Sound’: 

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  WhoPPran! EWrarwe. +r ec tee

American Big Guns Knock Out Large Numbers of Weepons In Second Day of Battle For City!

Detroiter Slain Gangland Style  Body Found Trussed In Trunk Of Auto

Body Found Trussed In Automobile Trunk Detroit Police Hunting Clue To Slayer Of Prison Parolee

Clues Sought in Detroit Slaying   Killing Done in Ganaland-Stvle’

Gen. Fisenhowe In Conference With Truman  No Decision Made On Commander He Tells Newsmen

KIDNAPED GIRL BEING RETURNED TO NEW YORK   Little Karen Nostro Cries Or Leaving Pinck’ville Sheriff's Home.

Savage Blows Unfurled By 20,000 Reds   Nothing Is Known Of Fate of Two Divisions In Path

Fate Of Two Allied Divisions In Path Of Savage Counter-Offensive Unknown; 20,000 Communists In Battle   TWO DIVISIONS POUR INTO FIGHTING LINE

China Reds Attack on Wide Front   Latest Offensive By U.N. Forces Is Hanaing in Balance

Whole. Offensive Stalled; . Both Sides Bring Reserves ‘Up for Final Battle of War

Fate of Two Allied Divisions Unknown As Savage Communist Counter Offensive Poses  Threat to MacArthur’s End-the-War Drive

Two Divisions Feared = LostAs Counterattack Turns Tables On UN _

ALLIED LINE IS BROKEN BY CHINESE REDS   Gen. MacArthur’s “End the War” Offensive Now Hanging In the Balance,

RESERVES Tht TD oTEM FURY OF RED ATTAGK   Center of ROK Linc Crushed When Hit by 20,000 Communists.

ROK Troops Driven Back  12-20 Miles   Fate Of UN Drive And Two Divisions Hangs In Balance

Red Assaults Imperil U.N. End-War Pust   Fale of 2 Division Unknown; Enemy Advances 20 Miles

Fate of Two ROK Divisions Still Unknown   Breakthrough Endangers Four Other Allied Units

American Corps Disintegrates  As Enemy Strike:  Powerful Red Force Threatens To Trap Four UN Divisions

Allied Drive Stalled Along  Entire Front   Enemy Counterattack Goes 12 to 20 Miles Through ROK Units

Sneaker Asserts Leaders Intend US Dictatorship   Industrial Relations Conferees Hear Slap At Administration

Six Western Powers Call On Veto-Prool Assembly To Act On Red China Issue

JN. GROUP URGED TO ACT IN CRISIS   THREE NATIONS REQUEST ASSEMBLY TO SIT IN JUDGMENT ON RED CHINA.

AssemblyAsked To Judge Red China's Actions   Action Delayed For Outcome of Washinaton Talks

Chinese Reds’ Aggression _In Korea Is Placed F. ormally Before Veto-Free Assembly

UN Countries Seek to Judge China   Veto-Free Assembly Asked to Study Reds’ Intervention

Nations Ask UN Review  Intervention   Request Hearing Before Veto-Free General Assembly

West Asks UN to Judge Red China   Five Other Nations Join With U. S. in Drastic Move.

WEST POWERS TRY TO AVOID LATE SLIP-UP   UN Awaits Outcome Of Public, Private Moves On Crisis

TO EXPLORE EVERY AVENUE FOR PEACE   Veto-Free Nations Are Asked to Judge  China Intervention

VA Relaxes Rule  On Training of  Farm Veterans Now Be Able to  Study on Livestock Land

Congress Ready To OK Budget   Lawmakers Appear Set To Put Another $17. Billions Into Defense Effort

18 Billions More Rushec  For Defenses  TE naan ft mmsam Minnia   House Group Starts Hearings Speedily After Truman Plea

Expect Congress to Approve Big Defense Budget   House Committee Starts Hearings at Once on Fund

Congress Appears Ready To Provide Added Funds   Walter A. Bennett Namec President Of Commissioners—James A. Shilling Is  New Member Of Board

Congress Seen. Prepared To Act On Defense Fund   Solons Assert Oaly Action Tossible Ts Ta Provide  17 Billion For Defense

TRUMAN 10 GET HIS 17 BILLION   Congress Ready To Vote Defense Fund—See No Other Choice.

Congress Set To’ Okay: More Defense: Funds  “President ‘Requests $17,850, 020,000 In Additional Funds.

U.S. Ready To Spend $18 Billion   Truman’s Request Met With Approval

House Committee Starts Hearings On Defense Fund   Congress Prepared To Vote Money For National Defenses

Congress Ready To Provide Fund   Appears Ready to Pum; Another $17.8 Billion © _ Into Defense Effort

No Opposition Seen to New Arms Request   Congressional Leaders Speed Hearings on Bill To Pump $17 Billion More Into Military

CONGRESS PLANS FOR WAR FUNDS   Legislators Prepare To } Draft And Pass Bill For Stepping Up Defense Of, Nation, 

Solons Speed Action On Big  Arms Measure   17.8 Billion Request I: Unlikely to Be Cut In Ten-Day Hearing

Congress Will Vote ‘xtra Defense runds   Quick Action on Truman's Request for Additional $17 Billions Seen

Defense Billions To Halt Soviet To Be Approved  “To Lose War Would Be More Expensive, GOP T paadar @hatadc

Congress Ready To Approve New Defense Money   No Slash Predicted In Military Budget Asked by President

Little Inclination Seen to Trim Fund Asked by Fruman   Start Hearings On Request for $18 Billion More

Congress Appears Ready fo Speed Added Funds for America’s Defense Program

Congress Ready To Approve New Defense Funds  Will Mean Heavier Taxes for Everyone In nd ited States

Congress Ready To Give Truman Needed Billions   President’s Request Likely Will my A

New Defense Fund Backed By Congress  Money Designed To Halt March Of Soviet Union

Congress Ready to 0.K. 1] Billion for Defense   Committee Hearings Begin

Congress Ready to Provide Big Defense Funds   More Than 18 Billion May Be Needed for Building Forces

30,000 FOR K. U. OPENER   Interest is Mounting in Jayhawker-T. C. U Contest   TWO RALLIES PLANNED

FOR K. U. OPENER   Interest is Mounting in Jayhawker-T.  Contest   TWO RALLIES PLANNED

Cigarette Levy Deductible  Oklahoman Gains Draw in Bout Over Income Taxes

$300,000 Suit Charges Fraud In Land Sales  Austin eo uple Sue men ntse a, Other “© ers n

Expect Oleo Victory By Nightfall   Administration Is Hopeful Senate Battle At End

Senator Tobey Appears To Be Renominated  Results In Other ch imaries Held ees eee oem

Central Front Holding Firm Before Attack   Korean Reds Establish Bridgehead Over Kum, Try to Drive Wedge Through East Flank

RedsSpread Out After — Crossing    2,000 Foot Soldiers Cover a Wide Ares, Carrying a Lot of Fighting Equipment  ws ld OT ON te   Wear U. S. Suits   Aniericans. Repel Three Attempts With Small Armes Fire .

LEFT FLANK PUSHED BACK FROM KUM   Red Soldiers Continue Drive Across River

Take Up New Positions After Failing to Dislodge Foe From Bridgehead Established on Northern Bank—Center of Line Reported to be Holding Firm —South Korean Troops Compelled to Give Ground—No Enemy Tanks Cross Stream.      BIG GUNS BROUGHT INTO USE

NO RED TANKS SEEN SOUTH OF STREAM   Center Of Line Holds Firm But Left Flank Falters   Hold Ground Near Chongju; Communists Lose Heavily In Artillery Duels

ROLLED BACK NEAR TAEJON   Qutnumbered Americans la Bloody Rear Guard  Action

Communist Drive Tries To Wedge Between Flanks   Red Tanks Destroyed Attempting To- Cross River On Ferries

TEMPERATURE   U.S. Fire Halts Foe  Armor   Gain West Of Tacjon As GIs Hold At Center

American Left Flank Dented   Far) Attempts ross River to Renulead

But Americans Hold In Center, Fire Halts Tanks   ‘Heavy Fighting As North Tries Tc  Drive Wedae Between Defenders

Drive American Soldiers Back On Left Flank   North Korean Troops Using Self-Propelled 76 Millimeter Guns; No Tanks Across Stream

RSPR Rees RSET RRA  SOCIAL BENEFIT BILL  Millikin Predicts Most Senators Will Back - Extension

GOP to Vote For Benefits   Favor Extension of Social Security, But Want Plan Revamned

Colorado Senator Believes Most  GOP Solons Will Vote for Bill to Expand Social Security

Security Bill Gets Pledge OfG.0.P. Aid   Will ‘Go Along,’ Even if Need For Study Noted

GOP ‘OLD AGE’ SUPPORT SEEN   Senator’ Predicts Porty 7 Vote for a Broodened Security Graup

Truman, ‘Sick’? Over Death Of Blair House Guard, Feels He ‘Was Never In Any Danger

Truman Feels He Was Never in Danger, Sick Over Cop’s Death   Praises Slain Policemen As One of Finest; Reminds Puerto Ricans Have Mad Best Treatment in Their History

Will Seize Railroads ‘Tomorrow  ye ae, ae   Army Prepares Forma! Order; Unions Call off Strike Set Monday

PHONE STRIKE IN DEADLOCK   Service Throughout Nation Almost Normal Despite Some Picketing

Phone Peace Hope. Dim    Negotiations Stalled As Injunctions Hold Picketing to Minimum

Phone Strike Standing Stil Service Normal   Some Picketing Continues Along With Mediation.

TELEPHONE STRIKE STALEMATED; TALK CONTINUES IN N. Y.   Near Normal Service Reported Despite Some Picketing By Workers

Phone Strike Settles Into Stalemate   Police Disperse 100 At Telephone Building Biq Cable Slashed

REVOLUTIONARY NEW_ SERIES  Propeller-driven Planes Mav Reach 1000 M. P. H.

Propellers Go Wil Just Before 8-29 Crashes To Earth  19 Dead, 60 Hurt As Bombs Go Up

Bomb-Laden B-29 Crashes, 19 Dead. 60 Iniured   Brig. Gen. Travis, Commander of Big Air Bese is Killed

Crash of B-29 Kills 19 Persons, Injures Sixty   Gen. Robert Travis Among Those Dead In California Wreck

Nineteen Killed as Superfortress Crashes in Midst of Trailer Camp

CRASH FATAL 10 19 PROBED IN CALIFORNIA   General, 11 Airmen, and 7 Civilians Lost In Resultant Blast, Fire.

19 Perish as Plane Crashes, Bombs Explode   60 Injured in Tragedy Near Trailer Camp

RACES TO A NEW MARK   “Mauri Hone Pushes Johany Parsons : Te 100-Mile Hecord

Johnny Parsons and Mauri Rose Stage Terrific Battle in First Hundred Miles of Race  National Racing Champion Sets New Record for First Fifth of Race

President and Much Of Party Have Been Flat Most of Time On Trip to Florida

President Has ‘Pretty Damn Rough’ Trip   Business Gives Way to Seasickness Aboard Florida-Bound Yacht

‘Truman Better, On Deck   Seasickness Makes One Appreciate Good Weather He Declares

Truman Now Enjoying Vacation   Chief Reported Over Case Of Seasickness And Feeling Better

President ‘Truman Seasick   While Secretary Doesn't Definitely Say That, Messages Indicate That he is

TRUMAN SUFFERS FROM SEASICKNESS   Aide Reports President In Cabin Since Sunday, Feeling Better

PRESIDENT SICK ON OCEAN TRIP   Seasickness May Reduce Chief’s Waistline on Way to Florida Retreat

Presidential Party Seasick   Word Today Says President, Aboard Yacht, Is Better

IN CABIN SINCE SUNDAY  Truman and Aids Stay Sick on Rough Seas to Key Wes!

Truman Recovers From Seasickness;  Enjoying Cruise  Palm-Splashed. Shirt _ Heralds His Return To Deck from. Bunk

Mal de Mer Gone, Harry’s F eeling Better   Makes a Man Appreciate Good Weather, Vacationing Chief Reports

Rough Seas Mar Voyage To Key West   Yacht Williamsburg Runs [nio Storms Off Coast Of N.C.

TARP 10 FLOR   Reports Indicate President  And Members Of Party  Bre Sectick

Nation's Rearmament May Reduce Auto Output:15 Pct. in Year's Time

Communism Too Weak for a War   Red Minorities Big Danger, Dulles Ciaims

REDS BELIEVED WEAK FOR WAR   Dulles Thinks Communism Not Strong Enough Te Seek Conflict Now.

Communists Too Weak For Fight, Dulles Declares  Immediate ¢ Danger To _Free Coun tries Is * Fifth Column ied. 

‘Dulles Regards Reds as Too Weak For War Outbreak   Action From Within 1 Regarded as Chief Danger to Al tree Nations

T00 WEAK TO FIGHT   Dulles Agrees With MacArthur That America Should Supply Arms to  ~ Hold Formosa.

Dulles Says Free Nations Must Eye Red Minorities   In Danger Of Being Taken Over From Within, Republican Adviser Says

Dulles Claims Free World Is Too Powerful   Basic Weaknesses Of Red-Dominated Nations Mapped

Dulles Doubts Reds Will Seek Immediate War   Agreement on Prompt Armed Aid To Formosa Seen"

Red World Too Weak for War Dulles Says  State Dept. Adviser Confers With Gen.  MacArthur in Jonan

Reds Too Weak To Seek War Says Dulles   Believes Danger Is That Free Countries May Be Taken By Red Minorities

Dulles Says Reds Unable To Seek War   Diplomat Belitves ‘Captive World’ Too Weak To Wage Battl

Dulles Says Captive Red World Weak, War Fay Off  MacArthur, Adviser Agree On Formosa

ND 10 FORMOSA DISCUSSEDIN TALK WITH ARTHUR   ‘Johnson Says U. $, Going Te © Stay On Okinawa For Bang Time”

Dulles Claims Free World Is Too Powerful  Basic Weaknesses Of Red-Dominated

Danger fo Free Countries is From Inner Minorities   In Agreement with MacArthur on Treaty for Japan

Regards Minorities Real Danger  Red World too Weak To Seek War--Dulles

RUSSIA WEAK, SAYS DULLES   Reds Unable To Fight War; Agrees With MacArthur On Formosa Aid.

PERIL NOW 15 REDS DRIVING FROM INSIDE   Agrees with MacArthur U. S. Should Supply Arms Aid to Formosa.

DULLES. CITES BED MENACE   GOP Adviser in Tokyo Says  Free Countries Are, Threotened from Within

"Captive World” of Communism Is Toc Weak To Seek War, Dulles Declares

Military Aid For Chinese  On Formosa   MacArthur Would Haye U_S. Mission Handle Help For Chiang; Sees Johnson, Bradley

Dulles Asserts Reds Too Weal ToStart War  ‘Captive World’ Of Communism Is Cited; Tanan Talke Sucreed

SAYS REDS TOO WEAK TO FIGHT   Dulles Agrees With MacArthur That America Should Supply Arms to Hold Formosa.

DULLES THINKS REDS ARE WEAK   Asserts ‘Captive World’ Unable To Wage War On Free World

Dulles Declares “Captive World” Of Communism Is Too Weak to  Seek War Now With Free World

17 Killed On Ohio Highways   Week-End Traffic Toll More Than Doubled: Four Die In Upset

State Still Tries for Contract for Office Building  Figures, Rejected as $) 000 000 Tao Hich.

Newark Principal Will Ask Ruling On Legality of Christmas Pageants

Expect Heavy Death Toll   Common Sense, Courtesy Urged During Holiday

'$6,000,000 Appropriation For Camp Detrick Asked Of {Congress By Department   Funds, Including $3,313,500 Earlier Authorized Would Go For Bacteriological Laboratory, New Decontamination Facilities And Other Works

New Weapons Plan Outlined   McNeil Tells Of Reséarch - And: Development « Projects _

Congress Airs Hush Projects   Funds Asked for Weapons, Alaokease: “WWatnwee

‘Just For Bank Messengers’  Mickey Cohen Buys ‘Tank’ But Cops Can’t See Point

GOP In South Held ‘Sell-Out’   Lonnie Noojin Draws Fire Of Ex-National Head

4? Killed, 190 Wounded Is U. 5 Toll In Korea  IEE Ave MAsceinn:   256 Are Missing; MacArthur Refutes Communists Claims

MacArthur Says Press Exaggerates   Special Communique Reports 42 Killed, 256 Missing

Americans F ighting Skillfully   MacArthur Says Rear Guard Action One Of Best In History; Top Commanders Confer

U.S. Casualties Total 488  42 Dead, 190 Wounded and 256 Are Missing

Losses in — Korea Less Than 500   Communique Soys Press Reports Have Exaggerated U. S. Casualties to Date

4) Americans Killed, 756 Are Missing   M’Arthur Announces Toll, Says Press Exaggerated Losses

Battle Losses “Exaggerated”  —MaeArthur   General Reports 42 Killed, 190 Wounded. 256 Missing—Says  Combat Record Heroic

— CASUALTIES.  A? Killed In Korea Conthiet   199 WOUNDED, 256 MISSING

Says U. S.. 4 War Losses Exaggerated   According.to Official Report, Casualties in. Korea Are 42 Killed, 19  Wanndad 258 Miesing

Says Action Historic in Its Heroism   Blames Wrong Picture of Casualties Upon Press, Shell-Shocked Fighters   Front Is Quiet   North Koreans Believed Regrouping for Push Across Kum River

Press Keports-- wd) MAdR Sg Uraveu  MacArthur Says 42 Killed, 190 Wounded, 256 Missing In Korea

Ground Units Fighting One of Most Skillful, Heroic Rear Guard Actions in History.

MacArthur Gives American Losses a: 4) Killed to Date   Report 190 Wounded And 256 Missing in The Korean Battle

42 Americans Killed So Far In Korean War   MacArthur Announces 190 Wounded, 256 Missing; Says American Losses Have Been Greatly Exaggerated

raft Can Be Touch In Crisis  aw Carries Teeth For Any Emeraency -

NO IMMEDIATE CHANGES PLANNED  Drastic Tightening Of Draft Possible Under Present Law

Selective Service Spokesman Says Draft Regulations Could Be Tishtened

Controls Are Ordered on  US Exports   Shipments Designated © For Chinese Ports Are Ordered Reduced

U. $. Snaps On Export Controls   Affect Red China, Hong Kong, Macao

U. 5. Tightens Export Curbs  Restrictions Aimed   Restrictions Aimed At Soviet Orbit

eee ee eee ee ee Sl =o =: I noe SU a  Big ‘Mountain Mystery: Who Puts the Water In Farmer Orr's Barrel?

« Water Runs Out, But Keg Stays Full  “20. 000 Floek to See Farmer’s Barrel

Mystery Termed Act Of God— Skeptics Watch To See Who Puts Water In Farmer Orr's Barrel

One Killed, 27 Others Burned In Colorado Fire   Flames From Brush Blaze Destroy 39 Army Camp Buildings

Soldier Killed 27 Hospitalized As Line Held   39 Buildings in Camp Carson Are Destroyed: Town of 300 Saved

BRUSH FIRE TAKES 1 LIFE, SCORES HURT   Blaze Brought Under Control by About 7,000 Volunteers

Soldier Killed, 27 Hurt in Fire   39 Camp Carson Buildings Destroyed

SOLDIER KILLED IN CAMP CARSON FIRE, 27 INJURED   Thirty-Nine Buildings at Post Destroyed —Burning Brush Ignites Structures.   MOUNTAIN CABINS, SUMMER HOMES BURN   Blaze Starts Southwest of Colorado Springs and for Time Threatens Swank  Broadmoor Suburb.

5 Men, Woman Swim Channel  2 Break Record in. 4 a. yey! - ba Y ee ar = gt

Man Who Led Paratroopers Given Post   .Director-of World War IE Airborne Troops Named As Leader of Fighting Raree« in Kares

Planned, Carried Out First LargeScale Air Assault In U.S. History

Truman Spurns Mines’ Seizure   Shuns Such Wartime Power, He Tells Press

GOVERNMENT HAS NO POWER TO SEIZE COAL AAINIEC DDECIDERIT TDOLIAAND TELIC NEWSPAPERS

Lewis, Owners Fail To Agree  In Negotiations   Fact-Finding Board Hopes To Make Report To Truman By Saturday, Two Days Before Deadline; Situation Is ‘Cleared,’ Unit Chairman Cole Tells Reporters

Pocahontas Co. Sells Only 28.4 Per Cent Quota   State of Iowa Has Sold 40.3% of Quota Savings Bonds

BREAK IS PROMISED   But Weatherman is Keeping His Fingers Crossed in Kansas

‘Baby’ Monz ingo To Be Recalled  State Will ~Contest Hitchhiker’s Story

LEADERS STUDY LEGISLATION .¢ ON THREE PLANS   President Still ls Without Power Te Curh Inflation

COMPROMISE ON CONTROLS POWER SOUGHT   Conference Between Republican and Democratic Committee Members Hoped to Bring Agreement,

U.S. Armed Forces Display Might From Tokyo To Berlin   Truman Sounds Keynote In Capitol Review

U.S. Fighting Forces Stage World-Wide Show Of Their Military Power

U. S. Parades Might In Global Displays  Fighting Forces ‘Flex Muscles’ During Tnitial SMD baecaeexr Ddeaxr?

ARMED FORCES FLEX MUSCLES IN REICH CIT’   President Reviews 6,500 in Parade In Washington

Nationalists Crush Reds’ Hainan Drive  ~ Island. Claims   Island: Claims Annihilation Ot Big Force

Hainan Invasion  Force Smashed   Nationalist Troops Stage Landing Near Shanghai: Claim Victory

 GOP Legislator in Demand Governor Called on to Answer  Charges About Binaggio or Quit

Marines To Write Orders For 90.000 In Reserves   ‘Signs Are Strong That Army Has Stepped Up Mobilization Plans, Too, But Navy, Air Force Holding Pat

Marines’ Reserves  Are Called   Army Mobilization Plans Also Are Stepped Up; Others Marking Time

Marines Increase Mobilization Goa To 174,000 Mark   Army Will Have More Than Million Men by Next June 30

Ordered Into Uniform by October 31   30,000 Otkers To be Called by June 30, 1951

Marines to Call 50,000 More Men  Army Also Steps Up Mobilization Plans

Llevator Stalls in Chicago Fire  Five Persons Saved From Hot Trap

Flames Sweep Chicago Hotel Rescuers Save 5 Trapped In Fiery Stalled Elevator

Firemen Save Five Trapped In Hotel Fire   Two Elderty Women And Baby Rescued As Elevator Stalls

MacArthur Is Blamed For GOP Cpposition To Formosan Policy   Democrats Also Want To Know Who Revealed Secret Document

MacArthur Stirs Up China Policy Critics, Say Lucas and Connally -

Social Security Increases to Reach Local Beneficiaries During October

Lindstrom Will Fight Case In California Ingrid Bergman Sues Husband For Money Custody Of Child

WANTS MONEY BACK - Ingrid Bergman Sues Her Ex-Hubby For $154,000

CHANGES SLIM FOR AUTO STRIKI SETTLEMENT   120,000 Workers Idled by Walkout Naw Week Old

45 HOUSE SEATS UP FOR VOTING   Democrats, Republicans To Pick That Many Candidates Tuesday  NOT MANY OPPOSED

Wyoming And Mississippi Vote Same Day New York Democrats and Republicans Prepare To Pick Candidates for 45 House Seats Tues.

New York Democrats and Republicans Pick Candidates In Primaries Tuesday

Several States Have Primaries  45 House Seats at Stake in New York

Americans Will Count Their Blessing: Thursday Despite Strife and Anxiety

Turkey to Whale Meat on American Tables Tomorrow   ‘King’ Turkey Reiqns Supreme Thanksgiving Day

Americans Give Thanks in Year Of Anxiety, Strife  But No Holiday For Fighting Men

Louisiana Peeved On Alligator Use   Se See eee  Sslons Want to Keep ‘Er  At Heme, Keep Others ee ae a eer

Bid Will Not Oust Chiang From Assembly   But Opposition Will Be Heard By World Panel

Streams on Rampage In Nerthern Missouri   Torrential Rains, Accompanied by Strong Winds and Spectacular Electrical Disptay, Sends Chariton and Grand Rivers on Spree

Streams Out of Banks in North Part of State   Heavy Rains Send Grand, Chariton Over Lowlands

Old Maids Recognized—and Love it  Denton Rolls Out Carpet, Spinsters Revel in Occasion

DAY SET ASIDE FOR OLD MAIDS   Those In Denton Giggle And Joke About Their Spinsterhood

Nation’s Biggest Travel Year Hits Peak this Week-End  36 Million Cars to Jam Highways, 385 Expected to be Killed

SAFETY COUNCIL PREDICTS RECORD HOLIDAY TRAFFIL   Fear Heavy Death Toll Be. tween 6 p.m. Teday And  MN dentosket Termeelpeap

Jealous Mate Held As Slayer of Love Rival   Admits Stabbing Man ‘Who Was Already In Custody of Police

Charges Filed Police To Rearrest E ight Of ‘Brassiere Brigade’ —

Fioht Arrested ln Bra Brigade  Families Involved In Miami: Phone Theft:

8 Re-Arrested In Telephone Coin Thefts   Money Impounded; Husbands of Two Girls Face Charges

*Rogers Isolated By Heavy Rains And Flash Flood  Much Damaae Causec   Much Damage Caused ’ By High Water In Northwest Arkansas

Methodists Want Communis! China in U.N. Family   Urge Recognition of Nation’s Red Government by United States.

INSTALL AT KIWANIS   E. S. Weatherby Resigns as Secretary-Treasurer  After 29 Years

Congress Gets Let s-Go-Home Fever Attack  Lawmakers Anxious To Start Stumnina

Vacancy Occurs Qn Commission  Way Is Opened For President To Name Member “hairman

Vacancy Occurs In AEC Today: Strauss Quits   Way Open  for President To Designate New Member-Chairman

Vacancy Occurs On Atomic Board As Strauss Quits   Atomic Problems _ ‘Largely Resolved’ Lewis Strauss Says

Resignation Of Strauss Takes Effect   Truman Undecided On Appointment Of Permanent Chairman

DIE IN COLLISION  Two Giant Bombers in Refueling Hop Crash Near '  Tucson  LIST KANSAN. MISSING  Parachutists Caught and Burned By Flaming Gasoline

Plane Collision ls Fatal to 13   B-29, B-50 Collide In Refueling Operatio

13 Airmen Die inB-29, B-50 Crash   Refueling Operation Ends in Flaming Death. 10 Parachute Safely

13 Airmen Die As Ships Explode  Tragedy Occurs In Refueling Operation

13 Die When Planes Collide In Mid-Air  TM Beno, Cee te   10 Escape Flaming Planes in Arizona

Fiery Air Collision Kills 13   Accident to Two Army Planes Occurs During ~ Refueling Operation . Over Arizona Desert

13 Killed In Air Force Refueling Drill   Falling Debris Kills Airman After Making Successful Jump

13 Airmen Die In Collision  Refueling Attemot   Refueling Attempt Marred By Accident

13 Fliers Die Tn Planes’  Fiery Crash   10 Others Chute To Safety As Ships Hit During Refueling

13 Men Killed As Giant Plane: Collide, Burn  Ten Lean Safely   Ten Leap Safely As Full Air Tanker, Bomber Crash

13 DIE AS B50 AND REFUELER CRASH, BURN  a Elude Deluge of Gascline j in Lean to Safety

Airmen Die in: Flames   thirteen Lose Livés in Crash of Planes Over. Arizona Desert During Refueling Operaiion .

Flaming Death Is 13 Airmen’'s Fate In Collision   2 AF Planes in Refueling Operation over Desert Smash Together

13 Airmen Die As Refueling Planes Collide  Aircraft Plunge To Earth In Flaming Mass After Mishan

LB Die, 10 Live In Plane Crash Of Refueling  B-29 and B-50   Shower Of Flame Envelopes Airmen Who Parachuted .

Giant Planes Collide in Refuel Task   Flaming Deoth for 13 . Airmen Rasults, Tan Others ‘Chute to Safety

Refueling Ir: Ends in Death” For 13 Airmen  Ten Others Escape As Two SuperfortsCalliide Ovyear Dacart

13 Die As Planes  Collide   Flaming Death  For Them West Of Tucson in a Refuel Operation

13 MEN KILLED WHEN TWO GIANT PLANES COLLIDE   Accident Occurs West of Tucson, Ariz., During Refuel-ling Operation Over Desert.   TEN OTHERS MAKE PARACPUTE LEAPS   ‘Some Believed to Have Been Caught by Falling Gasoline After Landing end Died in Flames.

Refueling Planes Crash,  Killing 15 Air Force Men   Ten Parachute To Safety Near Tucson; Others May Have Jumped Only To Be Buried Under Debris

13 Airmen Die as Two Planes. Collide in Flight   Engage in a Refueling Operation ot Tucson; 10 Parachute to Safety

Plane Collision In Arizona Kille 13 Army Airmen   Arizona Accident Oeenre While Group Exgages In Refucling Operation

13 US Airmen Die As Giant Planes Collide In Flight   Bomber And Tanker Smash Together In Refueling Operation

SHIPS COLLIDE IN REFUELING OPERATION   Ten Parachute To Safet Near Tucson, Arizona  BODIES      Scattered Over Wide Area; One Victim Crushed By Falling Wreckage

TEEN AIRMEN DIE IN COLLISION   DIE IN COLLISION  Two Giant Bombers in Refueling Hop Crash Near Tucson  LIST KANSAN MISSING  Parachutists Caught and Burned By Flaming soline

13 AIRMEN DIE AS BIG PLANES COLLIDE IN AIR   B-29 TANKER WAS REFUELING B-50; 10 MEN SURVIVE

Refueling Attempt Ends in Tragedy:   rnds in fragegy:  Thirteen Die Near Tucson as Planes  Rimct trtn Elamoac

13 Airmen Die in Crash of  Giant Planes   Collided While Engaged In Air Force’s Newest Refueling Operation

Flaming Death For Thirteen   B-29, B-50 Collide Ir Mid-Air; Ten Para chute Safely

Planes Collide: 13 Airmen Die  Parachutes Save 10 At Tucson. Ariz.

2 Big Planes Crash. in Air; Death Toll 13   Mishap. Occurs During Air Force Refueling é Operation   Tanker and Bomber Erupt in, Flames.and Plunge +o Ground in Arizona.

Mid-Air Collisio In Arizona Kills 13U.§. Airmen   10 Saved as Planes In Refueling Set-up Crash Over Desert

AIA De ‘When Two Giant Planes Collide   Several Survivors Parachute to Safety Near Tucson, Arizona

13 Men Perish In Air Collision  Planes Engaged in Refueling Operation

Pueblo Indians Mark Beginning of Summer Today With Traditional Dances, Ceremontes

Indians Of Three Ancient Pueblos Hold Annual San Juan Day Ritual

Severe Pinch  In Rail Strike . Seen Next Week: 20,500 Miners Idled in State

200,000 NOW SEEN JOBLESS OVER NATION   State Coal Mines Hard Hit; Hatcheries Face Staggering Loss

Part of Files On Red Inquiry Are Missing  Papers Contained List Of Congressmen Aidina Slav Group

LIST OF COMMIE POLITICIANS — IS FOUND MISSING   House Committee Claims Names Not In Their Files From FBI

List Linking Red Group, Politicians Reported Missing   Cvetic Says Register Giver Probe Board; Committee Denies It Was Received

Names Listed  For Red Probe  Are ‘Missing’ Had No Such Paper  Committee Insists

DUFF WARNS JCB HOLDERS OF LOVALT!   Control of Republican Party at May Primary at Stake in Battle.

Jobholders Must Follow Duff  State Employes Must Pick Sides in Camoaian

FOREIGN POLICY PLAN   Senator Outlines Way For Closer Relations With State Department.

Plan Ready For Harmony On Foreign Policy Soon   — Senator Connally , days Senate Will Aid Acheson Work

Connally Says Harmony Plan To Be Offered   Democrats Propose State Department, Congress Sessions

Demos Announce Harmony Plans  Between Senate And State Department

Senator Cites Plan To Better Foreign Policy   Senate And State Department Would Work Together

Policy Plan Is Proposed By Connally   Would Bring Senate, State Dep't Closer Together

Seek Close State Dept., Senate Ties   Connally Bares Plan fo: Harmony; Hick Named  On Committees.

Reveal New Foreigh Policy Plan   State Department, Senate Amity.... Sought by Connally

Closer Accord Is Sought on Foreign Policy  Connally Plan Advanced for

Acheson May Have Put Reds On The Spot  State Dept. Official: Give Views On Talk By Secretary

Acheson May Have Put Reds On The Spot  State Dept. Official: Give Vi Ik

Russia Seen Put On Spot By Acheson’s Proposals Though Not So Intended

; —PROGRAM — Acheson  Puts Reds On Spot   CONDITIONS FOR PEACE GIVEN

U.S. Waiting Red Answer  Call for Bic-3 Talk   Call for Big-3 Talk Believed Possible

Seven Points Listed by Secretary Are Unlikely To Change Red Pattern   Each Would Call  F or Soviet Retreat   Talk Is Considered As Answer to Demands For Big Three Parley

Steelman Says Tianter Curbs Due For U. §.   Presidential Aide Relieves More Bans Needed

Steelman’s Talk Names New Controls  'Truman’s Assistant Tells of Tightening

More Curbs Predicted By  Dr. Steelman   Inflation Threat Seén Big Danger:  ‘Sacrifices’ Needed

New Controls Are Talked Of  By Steelman   Hints Tighter Curbs Upon Credit Buying Among Other Things

Steelman Hints Tighter Curb on Credif Buying   Re-Echoes Warning America Faces Long Period of Sacrifices

Steelman Sees Tighter Buying Curb   U. S. Must Sacrifice for Years to Come, Says President’s Aide

Tougher Credit Curbs Hinted by President's Aid   Steelman Feels Inflation Needs Stronger Brake

‘Delilah’ Needed No Scissors  100-Pound Wife Prives Husky Husband to Court

Let’s All Break Down And Cry Husky Ex-Football Player Is. _ Mistreated By Wife. He Says

Death Back of Balkan Break Told   Police Torture, Killing of U-S. Embassy : ee Employe Revealed —

Koping Break To Ease Situation Of Other Envoys  Tragic Tale Of Terror Behind Bulgarian   Tragic Tale Of Terror Behind Bulgarian

BULGARIAN BREAK IS TRAGIC STORY OF TERROR, DEATH   Speculators See Possibility Of Rupture In American Relations With Hungarians

Balgar Break May Bring Improvement In Rassian Treatment of Diplomats

REVEAL STORY OF BULGARIAN ACTS PRECEDING BREAK   THREE EMPLOYES OF U S$. EMBASSY WERE TORTURED, KILLED

Hold Hope Envoys Will Get Better Treatment After Bulaarian Break

U. S. Break With Bulgar Regime May Aid Envoys  State Department   State Department Tells Of ‘Terrors Fndured By Aides

Bulgarian Break Reveals Tragedy   Treatment of Diplomats and Employes in Othe: Countries May Improve State Department Hopes.

Hope Reds Will Relax Tactics   Bulgarian Break Seen As Example To Other Satellites Of Russia

Terror, Death Behind U. $.’s Bulga rian Break  Better Treatment Of Envoys To Satellites

Bulgarian Incident May Ease Tension On U.S. Envoys in Other Red Nations

State Department Hopes Break Will Bring Better Treatment of American Diplomats in Iron Curtain Countries

U.S. Hopes For Better Conditions   Split May Inspire Other Red States To Change Tactics

Hope Bulgarian Break Will Aid U. S. Diplomats   Tale of Police Terror and Death Is Behind Balkan Rupture-

Hope Expressed Bulgarian Break to Aid Diplomats   Relations With Other Russ Satellites May Be Improved, Belief

Improved Treatment of Americar Diplomats May Result From Break in Relations With Bulgaria

BULGAR RULERS REBUKED-BY: U.S.   Firm. Stand, Including: Breaking Of Relations By America, Expeeted To. Have Effect On Othere

—BREAK MAY AID DIPLOMATS—. Should Be Warning To Other Red Satellites

 Bulgarian Break Seen Improving America s Position With Other Communist Satellites

A Yankee Lesson—  Better Treatment Of U. S. Diplomats May Result From Bulgarian Incident

Terrorism fo  U.S. Aides Led To Bulgar Break  State Dep’t Hopes pnd of Relations  4A... Mi2c... @._.....,ae.a!

Suggestions By Lattimore Were Ignored   Far East Expert Speaks To John Hopkins’ Gathering

Lattimore Says Plans in China  Not Accepted   If Suggestions Followed Communists Might Not Have Gained Control

Soviet Order Chokes Berlin Rail Service  New Try Seen To Cut Reviving Trad

Chinese Reds Dressed In American Uniforms Smash at Retreating Men

Reds Smash In Vain At Beachhead   60,000 Soldiers Start Boarding Ships At Hamhuns

Chinese Reds In Yank Uniforms Try In Vain To Pierce Beachhead   Third Division Fighting Off Chinese Attacks In Race To Get Men And Equipment Off Docks.

Chinese Reds In American Uniforms Attack U.S. Rear Guard During Evacuation   United Nations Troops Being Removed by Sea from Hambhung -Hungnam Beachhead — Destination Likely Below 38th Parallel.

Barkley, in Columbus Speech  ‘Urges Election of Ferguson  Vice President Says People ia U.S. Would Reject Slosh in Defense Funds

INDIA SEEKING CEASE FIRE ORDER IN KOREA   Russian. Proposal To End Fighting Made to UN Today

U.N. Balks Move To Halt U.S. Bombing  Council Smothers Soviet Resolve

Wind Plucks Two from Planes; Qne Drops to Death—One Hangs On  Fate Plays Favorites in Freak Air Accidents

Freak Events in the Air  2 Air Stewards Drawn From Planes: 1 Lives

"Nooga Police Raid Houseboat  Gangplank Pulled, 50 ‘Abandon Ship’

Pope Appeals For Return To Gospel  MunAstenamal Liactaw   Traditional Easter Message Resounds in Divided World.

Treasury Wars On Hollywood Tax Avoidance   Techniques Used By Actors, Producers Are Branded “Sham’

Postal Service Rolls Cut 16,000 in Effort  To Stay in Income Senate OK of 2-a-Day Bill Without Funds. Would Brina Veto Plea

HAS SLASHED PAYROLL   Postoffice Department Announces Dropping of 16,000 Employes

DEBATE OPENS ON TAX BILL   Republicans Trying T Split It Into Separate Measures

House Debate On New Tax Bill To Open   Republicans Drive To Split Measure In Half; One Bill Would Slash Taxes

TAX BILL DEBATE OPENED IN HOUSE   Democrats Plan Vote on One-Packape Measure

Republicans Would Split New Tax Bill   Separate Votes On Cuts, Boosts Are Soanoht

House Republicans Launch Drive To  Split One-Package Tax Bill In Two

Republicans Seek To Split New Tax Bill   Want Separate Vote On Cute. New Taxe:

House Debate Opens Today On Tax Bill   Republicans Driving to Split in Half so Votes May Be Taken on  Canmemtan Taw hd nmwceun,

House Opens Debate On New Tax Bil With Drive On To Split If Into Half

GOP LAUNCHES DRIVE T0 SPLIT NEW TAX BILL   Separate Vote Sought On Excise Cuts And  Business Tax Hike

Debate Opens Today GOP Opens Drive To Split Tax Bill Into Two Section:

(1.0, P. PROPOSES TWO TAX BILL!   ASKS SEPARATE VOTES ON CUTTING EXCISES AND HIKING CORPORATE LEVIES.

CAFE OWNER DIES   ‘Harry F. Ingalls Operated Several Restaurants Here

Job Of Getting Out Vote Begins As  Campaign Oratory Ends In State

Alice's Amnesia. Victim Regains Memory Pannevivanian ls Former Army Disciplinary Prisoner

Memory Returns for Mystery Man; ‘Hurt When Told of Criminal Charge

ERICKSON GETS TWOLYEAR TERN FOR BOOKMAKINE   Kingpin New York Gambler . Also Fined, $30,000; Blanacded Guilte

Top Bookie Gets 2. Years Heavy Fine   Erickson Sentenced To Prison; Longer Term Suspended

2-YEAR TERM FOR ERICKSON   Gambling Chieftain Fined $30,000 After Pleading Guilty.

Gambling Kine Gets 2 Year Prison Term   Plus $39.000 Fine For Bookmeking

Slain Officer Laid to Rest   Truman at Funeral OL Assassin Victim

Full Military Services For  Pvt. Coffelt   Died Helping to Protect President  Who Attended Rite:

'Trumans Attend Funeral  OF White House Officer   Full Hero’s Honors Paid Policeman Slain By Assassins; Rebel Circulars Appear In St. Louis

Housing Plan Approval Seen   Sparkman Asserts Congress Due To Okay Project For Middle Class

SHERIFF OWNED LOTTERY GAME, HE CONFESSES   Partner In Venture For Three Years, He Tella Senate Committee

Broward Sheriff Admits Bolifa And Slot Ties   Partnership Grossed $754,000 In 3 Years From 1945—1947

Probe Paulding Polio Epidemic   Considered Worst Outbreak in Nation

Democrats Strike Back At McCarthy  Three Senators Say Attacks ‘Reckless’

Union Expulsion Of  Miner Who Criticized Lewis Would Violate Right of Free Speech

Last Survivor Of First Graduating Class At St. Olaf College Dies

Chemist Is Accused as  U.S. Spy    Alfred Slack Denies Ever Knowing Gold, Admitted Red Aqent

Spy Charges Are Denied By Chemist   Former Oak Ridge Worker Seized On Conspiracy Count

FBI Arrests Researcher At Syracuse, N.Y.   Admits Giving Secrets, Samples To Philadelphian

Pig Hatchery Gets Charter  ‘Organize Coop Under 4.-Minasesota Reculation:

Pig Hatchery Gets Charter   Organize Coop Under  ».._ Minneeota Reculatian:

WOMAN SLAIN WHILE SHIELDING DAUGHTER   Mra. Charles S Smith of Malden. Mo.. Shot a« She Protects Girl Erem Latter's Ex-Husband.

‘Mass Slaying at Wonsan by Communist Police Revealed After Reds Are Driven Out — 300 Marched Up Hill   Pushed Into Air Raid Shelter and Shot. — 200 Others Stain at Seashore and Thrown Into Surf.

Survivors T ell  Of Red Slayings   500 Political Prisoner: Murdered At Wonsan

(Repeats Conversation of ‘Doctor, Medical Referee   Woman Says Dr. Sander Admittec He Broke Law in Mercy Slaying

Mrs. P. Rockwell Died Friday   Mother of Mrs. W. W. Barnum, King St.

Mrs. P. Reckwell: Died Friday   Mothiér ‘of' Mis. W. W. Barnum; King St.

Legion Auxiliary Sees Member Record   Enrollment for 1951 Is on Increase Here.

VACANCY REMAINS IN JUDGESHIP   Governor Accepts Judge Crichton’s Resignation.

President Apparently Enjoying Leisurly Trip Around Chesapeake Bay

BEVIN PROPOSES TALKS IN CRISIS      ‘BRITAIN WOTLD EXPLORE } POSSIBILITIES OF SETILE : MENT IN KOREA.

Britain Hints Deal on Korea  Bevin Ready To Talk  VAs a Cwmcvatant Biion

Report 5 Dead in Rail Wreck   [rains on Long Island . Railroad Collide

Doolie Gives Business Views  Waynesburg = College  Has Graduation Guest

What Makes Reds?  Seeds of Treason.. Chambers Decides To Break Silence

Seeds Of Treason  Chambers Seeks To Reveal Story   By Ralph de Toledano and Victor Lasky

GUARDSMEN ARE BUSY   Continue To Mop Up Resistance in Puerto Rico’s Riot

Puerto Rican Guardsmen Continue fo Mop Ur Resisting Pockets of Nationalists Today

Puerto Rican Guardsmen Mor Up On Rebels  Death Toll From Riotings Grow,  Dalica Dannrert

Puerto Rica Revolution Stamped Out   National Guardsmen Clearing Up Pockets

Korean Premier Called Only ‘Robot’ ‘Under Tiaht Soviet Military Rule

REAL BOSS WAS SHTIKOV Kim II Sung Only ‘Robot,’ Pyongyang Residents Say

REAL BOSS RUSSIAN CITIZEN OF KOREAN ORIGIN  Premier Kim Il Sung Called Only ‘Robot’ Leader Of North Korea By Three Residents Of Pyonayanc

Malone Denies Pressure Used  To Block Bank   Dothan First t National Head  Says He Contacted FDIC Offices

Yanks Racing Against Time .. .  Gl's Hope to Rescue 150 American Prisoners Before Reds Kill Them

RACE TO SAVE GAPTURED GIS HELD IN TUNNEL   Believed to Be Survivors of Death March From Seoul

Yanks Speed To Intercept Prison Train   Report 150 Americans On Board; Hope Rises Gen. Dean May Be Aliv

Stalled Red Prisoner Train Is Target —  US. Cavalry Tries Daring POW Rescue

American Prisoners ‘Believed Held By iReds In Ratt Tunnel         [Report Men Left From “Death March’

DEATH MARCH VICTIMS TELE TRAGIC STORY   150 GIs Believed Captive Aboard Red Train

Troops Attempt To Rescue 150 Yank Prisoners   Gl's Are Believed Held in Rail Tunnel North of Pyangyana

Task Force Sets Out to Free 150 Yank Prisoners   Two Who Escape Say Many Died On Long March

Troops Dash To Rescue 150 War Driconare   fask Force Speeds North in! Attempt to Save Americans Held by Communists !

Dash North In Fight To Rescue 150   Five Americans Escaping From Korean Red Train Reveal Atrocities.

adit  Stalled Red Prisoner Train Is Target  U.S. Cavalry Tries Daring POW Rescue

Troops Race To Liberate 150 Captives   Americans Believed Held On Train Trapped In Tunnel

TASK FORCE  SEARCHING FOR U. §, PRISONERS  Tank-Led Columr Races North to Res  Tank-Led Column Races North to Rescue Men Believed In Bail Tunnel.

GI’sRace Ahead inEffort  ToReseue Yank Survivors  Of Reds’‘Death March’

Easier to Levy Tax Increases For Schools  Amendment in Election Nov. 2 Is Approved

Last War's Deals Will Look Like Kid Stuff  Vast Black Market Forecast If Meal ic Ratianed Aaain

Court Rejects New Bridges Freedom Plea   Attorneys Now Plan Ful Hearing Before Higher Court

Light Persons Burned to Death   Mother Sees Five Children Consumed

Eight Persons Die In Weekend Fires In-Pennsylvania   Blaxes Snuff Out Lives, Six of Them in One Home

Fires Claim 8  In East Areas 6 Are Children, Dead In Sub-Zero Weather

Eight Die In Series of Fires  Six Children Perish In Frame House Blaz:

GOP VIES WITH DEMOS Legislators Move Fast To Get New Anti-Subversive Measure

BOTH PARTIES RACE TO GET FLOOR FIRST  Anti-Subversive Legislation Pushed

a  Here’s How President Would Deal With Subversives      Ry JAMES MARLOW

Factions Offer Subversive Curbs   House Spy Hunters Want Stronger Bill

Solons Map  Stronger Bill. To Curb Reds   » House Committee Out to Surpass Truman Preposals

Search For U.S. Dead Continues Five Years After Americans Fought In Ital)

Soviet ‘Walk’ Will Be Short   Russian Expected Back At Security Council Tomorrow To Vote

Soviet Delegate’s UN Walkout May End Quickly   Malik Is Expected to Return to Vote on Nationalist Resolution

2ND RUSSIAN U.N, WALKOUT 1S EXPECTED   Must Vote ‘Thursday On Moton to Expell Natonalists from UN

Red China Entry in UN Stalin's Price for Peace   Nehru Informed of Marshal’s Stand on Korean Situation

Stalin Demands Uh Seat for Red China  Reveal His Reply to India’s Peace Query

BRITAIN TO BOOST — HER DEFENSE BUDGE’   At Same Time Government Will Reduce the Personnel of Her Armed Forces.

Provisional C apital Is Close To Fall   Americans Rolled Back At Least Six Miles In One Sector Of Froent

3 Enemy Divisions Swarm In—Airfield  Abandoned by Yanks  MacArthur Says North Koreans Paying Heavy Price for Advances

Three North Korean Armies Hit at Provisional Capital of South Korea in Full Force

Rolled Back By Driving Communists   But 50 Miles to East, U. S.-Supported South ‘Korean Unit Gives Reds Terrific Pasting

Invaders Paying ‘High Price for Ground Gained’   Provisional Capitai Still in U.S. Hands, But Nearly Empty

Invaders Confinue to Advance Despife Heavy Price They Are Paying for New Ground —  Loss of Former Provisional Capital Of South Korea Feared [Imminent

MacArthur Reports Invaders Paying High Price for  New Gains   INFANTRY IN ACTION   Americans Next Stand May - Be Made on Road to Kumchon

MacArthur Says Red Losses High   U.N. Commander Calls Communist Setbacks Worst Of War To Date

Americans Dig In For Battle; Residents Flee  Airport Abandoned; Heavy Losses Are

Invaders Press On City: Abandonment Seems Near:  Reds Suffer Heavy Loss

Most of Taejon Population Leaves as Americans Get Ready To Withdraw;  Reds Lose Heavily.  NEW STAND TO BE MADE 35 MILES SOUTH

Airfield Quit By Americans: Capital Empty   Invaders Retreat After Southerners Hit Back In East

Reds Paying High Price For All Territory Gained   NEXT U. S. STAND   May Be On Ridge Near Kumchon: Superforts Strike North Korea

ABANDONING CITY FOR MORE EASILY DEFENDED FRONT   Invaders Paying Heavy Price For Gains; Three Red Divisions Swarm Into Town; Next Stand May Be 35 Miles South.

AMERICANS ARE REPORTED INFLICTING HEAVY LOSSES ON PRESSING INVADER UNITS

Next American Defense line Is Being Prepared   MacArthur Claims  Sector Victory Over Invaders

Gls Forced To Abandon Airfield North Of City    City Still In American Hands But Its Abandonment Appears Near

U.S. Defenders Abandon Airfiele North of Taejon   Provisional Capital Of Korean Republic Likely to Be Lost

High Ridge to South Chosen For Next Line   “High Price” Paid by Attacking Red Horde For Ground Gained— Two Set-backs Cited

Next American Stand: Expected 35 Miles Away   Communists Handed ‘Worst Setbacks’ in Two Other Sectors

North Korea Hordes Seize City Airport   Capital be Sail fin American Hande, Mam Citizens Flee South 

Slim American Line Forced To Retreat Slowly  Defense Department   Defense Department Spokesman Indicates Taejon Has Been ‘Written Off’

Americans Forced To Pull Back As S. Koreans Seore  Successes On Eastern Front

Evacuation Of Taejon Seen Near   Three Red Divisions Ferce Slender U. S. Defenders to Quit Airfield  Population Flees  Correspondent Declares Most of hs 100,000 People Are Out

Temperatures   North Koreans Pay High Price, but Still Advance After Crossing of Kum

ADVANCE THRU CURTAIN OF FIRE FROM U. S. GUNS   AMERICANS OCCUPY PREPARED POSITIONS FOR ANOTHER STAND

Withdrawal Made After Bitter Fight   Reds Given Two Setbacks on East End of Battleline

communist Troops With Heavy Artillery Support Surge Toward City but Suffer Severe Losses as Defenders Take New Positions — U. S. Forces and South Koreans Score Success Over Invaders on Eastern End of Front.   "WORST SETBACK OF WAR"

Americans Abandon Airfield  As M Arthur Says Invaders Paying Heavily for Gain

AIRFIELD 1S ABANDONED TO THE REDS   Former Provisional Capital of South Korea Written Off; Plan Stand 35 Miles Away.   RED PAY HIGH PRICE IN BLOOD   In Battles on East Coast North Koreans Are Halted by American Planes, Artillery.

Pulled Back From Kum River Line   Pentagon Officer Predicts Line Will Be Stabilized

Red Attackers Resume Barrage In Taejon Area   U.S. Retreat Said To Be Near An End; Planes Hit Nonsan

American Divisions — Hit Beach.  Cammuniata Maasine   Communists Massing Before Taejon Take Heavy Air Assault

Communists May Unleash New Attack   First Cavalry and 25th Land With Full Fighting Equipment #

U: 5. TROOPS ON OFFENSIVE; NORTH KOREANS HIT BY THO FRESH AMERICAN DIVISIONS

Communist ‘Guns Begin ‘New Attack   Arrival Of Fresh American Division Lightens Pressure

Reds Open Heavy Artillery Fire on Defenders’ Lines; Shells Failing.in Taejon

Ist Cavalry, 25th Move Toward Reds   U.S. Retreat May Be Turned Into Offense: Artillery Hits Taejon

FRESH DIVISIONS HELP IN GREAT KOREAN BATTLE   On Western Front Commies “Open Up with Heavy Artillery Barrage

Another Division Also Thrown Into Foray as Americans Make First Offensive In Korean War

Yanks Drive Inland After Fast Landing   Observers Believe Retreats Enidled As Crack Units Arrive

 Two U.S. Divisions Land On East  Coast And Will Enter Taej on Fight

TAEJON BATTLE IS RESUMED BY KOREAN REDS   Two American Divisions. With Heavy Supplies, Swarm Ashore

RAN AGROUND IN BAY   Naval Spokesman Gave No Explanation of Missouri Accident

U. S. S. MISSOURI AGROUND  Tugs Fail To Free Battleship From Mud Fiat

Peacemakers Hit New Impasse In  Phone Peace Bid:   Firm Rejects New Talics ti Washington; Unionist Sees Strike Friday

MOVE FOR PHONE ~ PEACE HITS SNAG   WESTERN ELECTRIG CoM.  PANY REJECTS U. 5. BID   TO MEET WORKERS.

Diplomats Fear Russia Will Pull Surprise Move   Kremlin Expected To Direct Chinese Reds From Manchuria Into North Korean War

‘Big’ Russian Move Hinted   Chinese Reds’ Entry In Korean War Seen

Observers Sav Stage Now Set; Mav Be China  Action May Happen Within 3 Faw Waal.

Surprise Red Move Hinted  Far Eastern Action Aaainst U. S. Looms

Surprise Russian Move Is Expected   Diplomatic Observers Predict Soviet Settng Stage for Action in Far East To Combat U. S. Support of Koreans

Predict Surprise Move By Russians   Believe Russia May Push Chinese Reds  Into Korean Crisis

Predict Russ Push In Asia   Surprise Move By Russia Against U.S. Expected Within . Next Few Weeks

North Korea Help Slated By Russians   Observers Say Reds From Manchuria To Join In Fighting

1 SURPRIQES ; Indications Point to Red China’: Putting Troops Into Korean War

More Things To Come Russian Participation In War  \Seen By Diplomatic Observers

Soviet Is Set To Act Soon. Experts Say   Surprise Action Against U.S. In Far East Predicted ‘Within Two Weeks’

Observers See Surprise Move Against U. §,   Russia Believed Setting Stage For Actinn.

Soviet Setting Up Surprise Move?  May Rush Communist Army Frem Manchuric

CHINESE COMMUNISTS MAY BE USED Diplomats Believe Russians Prepare For Surprise Move

Soviets May Be Planning 7 Sudden Move. Experts Say  Massing Of Troops In Far East Cited   Massing Of Troops In Far East Cited As One Indication

‘SURPRISE SOVIET MOVE EXPECTED   Likely To Rush Chinese Communist Troops From Manchuria

Observers Point To Surprise Moves Against United States In Far East

CHINESE REDS MAY MOVE IN   Diplomatic Observers See Russia Setting Stage for Coup Against U.S.

Chinese Reds Reported Poised In Manchuria  Communist Move Exnected Within   Communist Move Expected Within The NWext Morth

Russia Plans Surprise Move Tn Far East   Will Probably Send Chinese Communist Troops Into Korea

SURPRISE MOVE BELIEVED NEXT STEP OF SOVIET   Liplomatic Observers Think Russia Will Send Chinese Communist Troops Into Korean Fighting.

Hong Kong Source Expect Surprise Move by Russians   Diplomats Think Reds Set Stage To Surprise U. S.

long Kong, July 5. (AP)—Diplomatic observers today predicted Soviet Russia is setting the stage for a surprisc move against the United States in the Far Fist.

Observers See Russia Set For Far East Move   Predict Strike Against US By Chinese Reds

Apathy of Voters Is Disturbing to _ Parties in Kansas   Campaign So Far Has Produced Little Heat; Complacency May Wreck Plans

Apathy Has Politicos Worried    Confident GOP And Hopeful Demos Upset By Kansas Voters’ Lach Of Interest in Election:

Kansas Voters Will Go to Polls Tuesday, No vember   NO RED HOT ISSUES

ELECTION IS ONLY 3 WEEKS AWAY   Kansas Voters Will Go to Polls Tuesday, No vember   NO RED HOT _ ISSUES

PRAVDA SPURNS STASSEN’S BID   Says Peace Talk Sugges tion “Dirty Campaign Trick”

What Would Emily Post Say? Etiquette Takes a Licking When Acrobats Sit at Table

Sub-Committee Approves Bill To Return Battle Flags Captured From Mexico In War Of 1845

Beardsley Urges Action to Half Corn Borer Threat  Calls It Greatest Threat to lowa At Present Time

Doctors to Define Hospital Service At Grand View  Public Stetement Cietad Thee Wank

Gas Line Bursts Near Jackson   Explosion Heard Ove: Ten-Mile Radius

Fight Are Appointed To E-Stete Faculty   New Staff Members On The Job as Fall Term Opens at the Callens

Eight Are Appointed To E-State Faculty   ‘New Staff Members On The Job as Fall Term.  Oneanc ot tha Callana

Cannon Writes New Red Bill   New Bill Designed To Meet Objections Of Administration

Plans New Anti-Red Bill to Suit Trumar   Missouri Congressman Drafts Measure to Meet President's Objections.

Has New. iti-Red asure   Missouri Solon. Says His Bill Designed To Replaee ‘Unworkable’ One Vetoed by. Truman

Eleven Locals Vote To Remain Out Of Mines; None Vote To Obey Lewis, In Court Today

Field Reports Indicate Full-Scale Soft Coal Strike To Keep Rolling

Two Strongholds Of Rebels Are Captured Police And Guardsmen Crush Revolution In Puerto Rico

New Effort to Free Rutledge   Appeal Brief For Doctor is Filed Today

IN ROYAL FESTIVITIES   Nancy Lindsey and 50 Other Queen  Candidates Are in Kansas City

Job Opportunities For H. S. Graduates   Employment Analysts Report on Sampling Of Occunations

Ontario County Would Get More Welfare Kid Under Proposed Reimbursement Plan

Flecing, Fighting Yanks Push On  Minus Air Cover  Blinding Snow Deprives Them   Blinding Snow Deprives {hem Of Close Support; Murderous Crossfire Dies Down Somewhat; Leapfrog Defense On Other Front

County’ C orn Borer Program Has Been Outlined   First Pest Spraying Must Come In  June

Local Temperature   Gov. Warren’s Daughter Goes Home .. . . “Honey Bear” Wins Fight Against Polio

ANNUAL OCCASION OF, POPPY DAY TO BE OBSERVED   Replicas Of Flowers That Grow On Flanders’ Field To Be Distributed May. 27

RALLY BOLSTERS ~ RADIO-TY STOCK:   Early Losses Reduced Philco, Radio Corp. Swing Over To Plus Side

Girl Shot, Boy Nabbedin Love Nest’ Battle   Police Drive Pair From Wilderness Cabin With Tear Gas

Army Embarrassed Over Meal Charge   Se Mn, nnn Me  Officers in Korea Poy ‘More for Meals Then  Thaceo in Statne

ARE RATED AT THE TOP   Lawrence and Wichita North Grid-. ders Ranked in First Ilace

Czech Leader Claims Victory Against Churct   Gottwald Asserts ‘Sabotage’ Plans Are Beaten Down

NATION IS TOLD SABOTAGE’ OF REGIME FOILED   But Bishops Still Defy _ Act Placing Church ~ Under State Rule

Czechs Boast Church Beaten   Gottwald Claims Victory In Catholie Dispute

Czech State ‘Full Victor’ Over Church  First Mandatory Red-Sanctioned Marriage Made

Dramatist Shaw Dies Peacefully   Greatest Living Play Writer, 94, Dies At English Home Last Night

George Bernard Shaw Dies At Age Of 94   Death Comes Today to Aged Literary Genius Who Suffered Broken Hip Two Months Ago.

Bernard Shaw Dies Peacefully at 94   Playwright’s Body May Rest Alongside Kings

Shaw Dies Peacefully At Home Liferary. Giant Becomes ‘Part Of History’

England’s Playwriaht Shaw,-Dies   Modern Leader Of Art Succumbs To Injury In Fall And Age In His Ninety-Fourth Year.

Rent Control On Business  Blocks Asked   Ceilings on Sales, Recontrol Authority Proposed hy Wande

Rent Director Asks Congress For New Power  Business Prope: Would Be Included Under Control! Bid

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Rent Director Is Asking for New Authority

Taegu Safe; Reds Retreat   American Forces Mark Up War's Biggest And Swiftest Victory

Taegu Menace Relieved by  Counterdrive   Enemv’s Changenvonge   Enemy’s Changnyong Bulge Shattered by Steel and Flame

So. Koreans Kill 1,200 Reds, Take 1,000 Prisoners   Powertul American Armor Spearheads Drive, Forces  Red Troops Back 2,500 Yards

Taegu Believed No Longer Endangered   Allies Advance Another 2,500 Yards; Gls Wipe Out Changnyong Bridgehead

SMOKE CLOUD CHILLS LARGE _ AREAINNATION      Canadian Forest Fires Cause Darkness; Light Cities By Dav.

Chilly Blasts Hit Wide Arec Of the Nation   Heavy Layer of Smoke From Canada Darkens North and East

Forest Fire Smoke Dims Sun  _ Pall Moving Out Over Atlantic Ocean

Cold Weather Invades North   Smoke Pall Darkens Cities In Mid-Day

Smoke Blanket Causing Chill In Many Areas   Mercury To Go Back To Normal When Sun Reappears.

dE  Public V ote Is Key To School - District  Changes   Governor Clarifies School Reorganization

Auto Firm OK’s Pension Setup   Studebaker and UAW Agree to Provisions; Will Be Ratified.

Will Vote On Pension Plan   Studebaker, CIO Officials Reach Agreement On Plan

Mother and Son Visit at Hospitat   Mrs. Smith Is to Stay With Amputee

That Excise Tax Cut Is Fading Out  Developments in Korean Wor to Determine Fate

National News Roundup   Excise Tax-Slashing Bill Reportedly Put Aside   GOP Goes to Work to Pare One-Package Money Bill

Bill Cutting Excise Taxes To Be Shelved   An Administration Move Pending Korean Development:

Tax-Slashing Bill Shelved   Decision Reported Made at Parley With Action to Await War Moves

DEMOCRATS PLAN PIGEON-HOLE FOR q AX CUT BILL   WILL DELAY ACTION PENDING OUTCOME OF KOREAN CRISIS

Report Excise Bill Set Aside  Korean War Listed As Reason For Delay

Plans Go Ahead To Consider New Tax Bill   Sen. George Reports No White House Word On Measure

TAX SLASH ACT BELIEVED ‘OUT’   Capite! Sources Report Bill Delayed to Korean Conflict

Shelve Excise  Tax Cutting  Legislation   Report Administration Agreement to Set Bill Aside Because of War

N. Hanley Withdraws of From Governor Rac its In Favor of Dewey   Incumbent Is Expected To Announce His Availability Soon

Dewey Gives In To Party Draft, Accepts GOP Bid   Says Thousands in State Will Get Call to Aid In Civil Defense

Dewey Pressed To Be Candidate  Fee OE ra, en ee ee   Gotham Governor Expected To Aarce

KOREAN POWDER PUFF COMMANDO DEADLY IN GUERILLA WARFARE   Girl Who Aspires To Become Nun Has Killed Five

South Korean Powderpuff Commando  Kills At Night, Hopes To Be A Nun

Charges Fly as Candidates Campaign for Nomination In Stafe’s Primary May 16

Pa. Political Roundup  Kunkel Asks Duff About  Personal Financial Affairs

NY Police, Run Ragged by Student Riots, Get Ready for For Fifth Day

Brace For More Riots By Students   Demonstrations And Outbreaks In New York City Without Parallel

Students Set For 5th Drive  New York Police   New York Police Face Another Tussle

Tale Of “Red Indian” Involved As Ohioan Is Questioned About 1944 Circus Fire

U.N. Approves New Lie Term   Threat of Boycott By Soviet Ignored

Body Ignores Russian Boycott Threats  UN Assembly Votes lie Extended Term

Action Is Branded ‘legal, Incorrect’ By Soviet Delegate. But He Stays On

Votes 7-Nation Panel To Study Chinese Issue  Vishinsky Calls Action Illegal, Incorrect; Assembly Rejects 2 Russian Resolutions

Communist China Is Again Refused U.N. Recognition  Vishinsky and Acheson   Vishinsky and Achesor “Battle It Out; Vote Comoromise

UN Votes Down Bid of Red China   Russian-Supported Pro posal Given Decisive Defeat.

UN Assembly Rejects Red Proposal to Give China’s Seat to Commies

PROPOSAL IS REJECTED   7-Nation Committee To Study Question Involving China

CHINESE REDS DENIED SEAT IN UNITED NATIONS   Indian Proposal Beaten. 33-16; Acheson Leads Opposition   CANADIAN PROPOSAL ACCEPTED BY GROUP

UN Assembly Beats Motion On Red China   Sets Up Committee To Study Problem

U.N. SEAT DENIED RED CHINA, 22-16, AFTER HOT DEBATE   Vishinsky Supports Proposal and Acheson Opposes — Both Are Applauded by Delegates.   GALLEY FILLED DURING  DRAMATIC CLASH   Britain, India and Pakistan Back Move—South Africa and New Zealand Vote Against It.

Reuse By Vote Of Full Assembly fran Delegate Is  Made President To  @. Law nnd Bemaltan

Russians Defeated ‘Hands Of By Assembly Votes Kremlin   omanittee ta Study Tssue Minister: Lar Future Renort Foruia

UN Rejects Indian Resolution to Seat  Red China Leaders   General Assembly, Led by Secretary Acheson, Downs Russian-Sponsored Proposal; Canadian Offer to Study Question and Report Adopted

TRYIEBSIEBY IU RUSSIA  Soviet Union Did Not Participate in Iran Burial Ceremony

Big Inch’ Pipe Line Explodes  Day's Supply For New York Burns Up

Chamber Hears  Defense Plans National Head Calls  For United Home Front

U.S. Defenses Worry Chamber Of Commerce   United Nation at Home, 3-Year Draft Law, Said Answer

* * * *  DALLAS LEADERS ARRIVE FOR BANQUET  Traffic Meet Set Today

Effects Of Strike Hit Most of U.S.   Schools, Homes Industry Effected

Guns of Allies Primed to Halt Berlin ‘Putsch’  Police, Soldiers Cover All Old Trouble Spots

200,000 Red German Youth Set for Rally   Western Commanders Expect No Trouble as Leaders Issue Orders

200,000 Red Youth Gather For Big March   Propagonda .War --Rages But No Real Shooting,  Expected

Allies Keep Guns Ready  For Violence   Commanders Expect Very Little Trouble  In Western Germany

Communist Leaders Order Youths To Stay Out Of Western Sector; Only War Thus Far Is One Of Words Between East-West

While Germans From East Zone Are Pledged Not To Use Violence No Chancac Are Taken

Tanks Guard West Berlin Against Reds  200,000 Communist Youth Mass in Russ Zone for Rally; No  ,, a a Sean .coeeere er See,

Allied ArmorStands Guard On Eve of Berlin March   Guns Pointed Eastward as 200,000 German Communist-Led Youth Gather for Parade—Western Commanders An-'! ticipate No Trouble in View of Order to Youngsters to Stay Out of Western Part of City. 

East Launches Weird Propaganda About West Dropping Potato Bugs From Airplanes to Destroy Crops.

Allied Armor StandsGuard On Borders  Of W. Berlin   No Trouble Likely, However, From 200,000  Fast Germans

NO VIOLENCE SEEN BY WEST COMMANDERS   200,000 Gathering For Whitsuntide March  In Russian Zone

GUNS OF ALLIES PRIMED TO HALT BERLIN PUTSCH   Police and Soldiers Are Covering All Old Trouble Spots

ALLIED ARMOR STANDS GUARD IN WEST BERLIN   Communist Youth Rally Ex pected Te Be Victory For West   NO VIOLENCE IS  ANTICIPATED SUNDAY

Allied Troops Ready for Berlin Trouble   Thousands of Younc Germans Gather for Communist Rally

200,000 Communist Youth Rather j in Fastern Sector: Ihreats of Violence Fade

Aldermen Visit  Housing Sites In Local Area  LS nseptenme f mamsetian   Housing Committee Seeks To Find New Locations

Aldermen Visit Housing Sites In Local Area  Housing Committee Seeks To Find New Locations

TWO MENARD PRISONERS FLEE: ONE CAPTUREL   Sew Bars of Kitchen Window. 150-Man Posse Out at Chester.

NAB ONE CONVICT WHO FLED PRISON   POLICE, ARMED MEN HUNT FOR COMPANION IN CHESTER RAVINE

One of Two Escapees from Illinois Penitentiary Caught by Possemen

Election Day Will Be Chilly After Rainfall   State Will Be Wet Underfoot, But Rains Eypected to End

Hosh-Mash Fight Basics  Capital About to Erupt Over Super-Atomic-Hydroven Boml

Super Bomb Fight  Comes Info Open  Military Want It, Scientists Waver

TAX ON BUSINESSES NOW EXEMPT VOTED   House Group Would Put Levy on Incomes of Pducational, Charitable and Other Organivations.,

Deal to Purchase Browns in Making; Club: Would Be Meved te Milwaukee

Brewer Offers to Buy Browns   To Give Big Sum for American League Clut

GOES TO WASHINGTON   George Stafford of Valley Falls te Head Carlson staff

Sheriff's Posse To Serve Barbecue  -Girlstewn-Fo Hold Open House Today

Sheriff's Posse To Serve parece - : Gi ir Is S tow Ne To- EL C Le.  Onen House Today.

Witfe’s Story Highlight Of Sander Trial   Former Nurse Takes Stand To Defend Her Husband In Siaying..

Housing Bia Job For Lions Meet  Lions Appealing for Deivata GQaname ta Hela Tab

Housing Biq Job For Lions Meet   Lions Appealing for Private Rooms to Help Take Care of Convention

Truman Heads Notables At  Arnold’s Rites   Former Commander Of Air Forces Rests  Near Gen. Pershing

Services Today ror Gen. Amold  Chief Of Air Force Buried At Arlington

DIGNITARIES ATLLEND  Gen. Arnold Buried In Arlington  As Air Force Planes Roar Overhead

Hoover Urged To Reveal Amerasia Case Secrets   Solon Claims FBI Chief Has Answers; AVC Demands McCarthy’s Impeachment

FACTS STILL OBSCURE  Senator Calls for FBI Chief To Testify on Amerasia

SOLDIER AY HE STRANGLED NON-GOM, 43   Pretty Mother Found Dea Near Barracks; Soldier Admits Drinking.

Final Passage of Peace  Plan Assured  Political Committee of UN Approves American Proposal

U.N. Seetion Okehs U.S. Patrol Plan   Committee Approves General Assembly Control of Troops

Jap Movie Lass To Learn Kissing   G.I.’s Taught “Em in Japan, Her Fans Now Insist on Et, in Pictures

Potato Growers Of State Turn Down  Federal Price Aid   Nearly 80° Of Marketers Join Upstate N. Y. In Refusal

Democrats Have Bare Majority of 4° In Senate: GOP Picks Up 2 in State

Local Pastors Reveal Topics  For Messages   Parker Memorial Sunday School To Hold Family Dav

Students Due To Lead Rites Here Sunday   Several To Fill Pulpits At Local Churches: Sermons Listed

Pastors Select Sunday Topics For Messages   Regular Sabbath Services Scheduled At Churches Throughout City

Says Chinese Red Troops in Korea 13 Days   Captured Soldier Reports Order to Battle ‘South Koreans

Chinese Red Is Taken in Korea   States Communist Army From China Invaded N. Korea 13 Days Ago

Seven Runoff Races Will Be Held In Texas   Final Tabulations Expected To Show Vote OFf Million

Noted Evangelical Church Official - Suceuinbs At 75   Dr. William Lampe, Retires Protestant Leader, Dies At Church Function

Legion Rallies In Los Angeles  Convention Expected To Draw 200,000

for L A. Legion Meet Monday   War Veterans From All Over U. S. Swarm Inte, Car sthiand _

Thousands Arriving In Los Angeles For Legion Sessions Opening Monday

Legionaires Gatherin   Los Angeles Scene Of 32nd Annual National Legion Convention .

LEGION MEETING DRAWS THRONGS   Thousands Fleck To Los Angeles For Annual National Convention—Higher Plane Costs Attacked.

Soviet Land Grab In Iran Charged  Five-Mile Section Reported Seized

School Bond Issue Vote Sef Saturday   Construction Of Additions 10 this clamentary Schools In City Planned

EIGHT POLLING PLACES OPEN FOR SCHOOL ELECTION _  Bond Vote Slated Today

ee eT C EIGHT T POLLING PLACES OPEN FOR SCHOOL ELECTION  Rond Vote Slated Today

Good Afternoon!  in Today’s Journal   Hopes For Ayerting Phone Strike “Slim”

Civil Defense Job Rejected By Olander   Governor To Sion 4 Bills

Truman Calls Parley Of Congressional Chie fs To Work Out Details.

Truman Expected to Declare Emergency  Last of This Week  Will Make Broadcast   Will Make Broadcast Explaining Situation, Seek Voluntary Curbs

Truman May Ask Voluntary Wage-Price Controls in Emergency Proclamation

President Clearing Away Obstacles © To National Emergency Declaration

Ht DEFENSE LINE SET UP 9 MILES FROM SEA   Perimeter of Steel Will Meet Next Chinese Assault

Chinese Capture Hamhung   American Forces Fall Back To New Defense Line Only Five Miles From Sea Near Hungnam Port   DEMOLISH EVERTHING OF VALUE IN HAMHUNG

U.S. Falls Back Toward Port _  Hambung Abandoned As Reds Draw res ae ey... Of -3Inp.. .  en  aL

Hamhung IsGiven Up To Red Hordes   Civilians Hamper Withdrawal of  American Forces

City Well Wrecked by Americans Falling Back To Gun, Tank Studded Line

Yanks Abandon Hamhung, Fall Back to Sea   Waves of Chinese Reds Attempt to Storm TIN Reachhesd

Yanks Quit Hamhung to Shorten Lines   Wave After Wave of Enemy Troops Attack Americans

Hamhung Is Abandoned To Attacking Chinese »   UN Tenth Army Corps Slaughters Communist Be siegers by Thousands But Enemy Keeps Com. ing as Evacuation Continues. :

YOUNG GIRL HELD IN DEATH OF LAWYER   Admits Shooting While Struggling Over Pistol

Young Brunet Questioned After Fatal Shooting of Lawyer, Father of Two

NEAR MATURE STAGE   Most of Kansas Corn Crop is Ready for Harvesting

'BUCKS FIRE POLICE CHOOSE STACKHOUSE AS CO-ORDINATOR OF VOLUNTEER FIREMEN IN THE EVENT OF CIVILIAN MOBILIZATION

Fire Police Irked By Red ‘Cross Naming Outsider In Charge Of Co. Firemen In Civilian Defense

Working on Plans to Meet Price Troubles, Says Truman   President Won't Sav on Control! Bill

Truman Backs Harriman Blast At Senator Taft   Voices Concern on High Living Cost, Says Plan in Works

Truman Works On Plan to Cut Cost of Living   Mistakes of Last Wartime Controls Shunned, He Adds

Government Considering Controls Over Prices  Concerned Over Price Increases,   Concerned Over Price Increases, President Tells  News Conference

Truman Working On Plan to Curb High Living Cost   Declares He Wants Fast Action Minus Last War's Errors

says He's Moving  Cautiously to Avoid Mistakes in Last War; Still Looking for Leaders in New Set-Up.

No Date Set For Opening Of Program   President Hopes To Avoid Errors Of World War If

TRUMAN EYES PITFALLS ee  - U.S. Ponders Controls But Moves Cautiously

Seeks To Avoid “Mistakes” Of World War II   President Endorses Criticism Of Taft, Praises Conaress

Truman Reveals Study Is Being Given To Needs   Effort To Avoid Mistakes Of Past

Controls Eyed, Truman Says  Key Men Hunted To Fill Important Posts

WAR IT ERROR TO BE AVOIDED IN EMERGENCY   Selective Ceilings To Be Imposed After Study

Truman States  He Is Worried Over High Cost   President Declares He Will Do Something to Meet Rising Condition

Working OnH.G.L  Problems   - Truman Says ‘Plans ‘Underway. to Avoid.   Wage-price’ tals.  - OF World War IT

C oneern on High Cost of  Living Voiced   President States Plans to Meet it Are Considerd

President Plans Action To Check Living Cost Rise  Truman ‘Concerned’ Over High Prices; Promises Quick Aid

Studies Action To Meet High Cost Of Living   Truman Is Concerned; Trying to Avoid Mistakes of Last War

Iruman Says tes Worried About Prices  Working on Plans To Meet High Cost of Living

Control of Prices  Being Considered, President: Asserts   Truman Expresses Concert Over Spiraling Costs and Wages

WE ARE, TOO, HARRY Nation’s Chief Says He’s Worried About the High Cost of Living

PRICE CONTROLS “BEING WEIGHED, TRUMAN REVEAL   President Says Living Costs * are Rising Fast and Government Is Making Plans to Meet It.   MOVES CAUTIOUSLY TO AVOID MISTAKES   Executive Avers He Wants tc ‘Avoid Trial and Error System Followed in Last World War.

Truman Shows Concern Over Cost of Living   Plans to Take Steps.   Plans to Take Steps, Endorses Harriman Attack an Sen. Taft

Administration Seeks Working  Price Formula   President Agrees Prices Are Ouigaining Wages Aeross Nation

President Maps Plans On Prices   No Decision Yet Reached On Way To Handle Prosram

Gives Verbal Pat On Back To Congress   Says Most Of Program Realized; Backs Blast At Policies OF Taft

Truman Maps Price Control: No Date Sef   Government Keeps Eye on Cost Hikes, Says President

Living Costs Get Attention From Truman   Promises Speed Tc Meet Problem, But Wants Close Study

‘Orderly’ Program Now under Careful:  White House Study   No World War II System Of Trial, Error Desired In Control of Economy

Truman Working On Plans to Meet High Living Cost  President ‘Trying to Avoid Mictakeae af Warld War Il’

Truman Says Price Control Plan In Making   Also Says Marshall Not To Blame For Policy On China; U. N. Rule Will Hold On Border

President Tells Newsmen Today He Is Concerned Over Cost Of Living, Is Planning Action  No Decision Has Been Reached On Resuming Price Controls

Price Control Under Study, Truman Says  Executive Wants to   Executive Wants to Avold Mistakes of War li Measures

Price Control Threatened By The President  temmeanm fC ancarnead. CQver   Truman Concerned Over Ropid Price Increases Im Notion -

Truman Concerned ‘Over Higher Prices   Tells News Conference of ‘Plan “To Avoid Errors” RAndes tn Inet Conflict

Price Brakes Under Study, Truman Says   Going Slow to Avoid Errors,  President Informs Press

Speedy Action To Halt Rises Pledged U.S.   No Decision Reached On Selective Curbs Jn Intensive Studies

President Says US Considering Price Controls   Backs Statements Of Harriman And Marshall

May Clap Lid On Soaring Prices Soon   Truman Says He Is Working on Plan to Check Cost of Living Rise

Truman Weigh: Price Controls To Curb Rises  Coutious Action Planned te Avoid War Two Errors   Orderly Action

Price Curbs ‘Considered  Says Truman      President Hopes Te Avoid Past Mistakes in Headlina Control

Truman Moves Cautiously on Price Controls: Indorses Attack on Taft

Controls On  Prices May Be In Otfing   Truman Says He Is Moving Cautiously  To Avoid Mistakes

Defending A Ghost Town Americans Brace F or  Red Attack On Taejon

Weather at Yuma   Truman  ‘Plan Backed   Aussie Urges Soviet Be Given Year To Prove It Wants Peace

Nation Unwilling To Disarm Now, Delegate Tells UN Committee   Russian Proposal For Peace Debated   Netherlands Resolution In Opposition To Soviet Plan Called Up

State Democrat Clans Gathering   Carl Thompson May Not Make Race for Chief Executive

McCarthy Finger on New Official  State Department's Posniak Is Accused

German Socialists Triumph in Voting  Campaigned Against West German Army

Anti-Rearming Party Scores Reich Victory   Election Is Sharp Setbacl For Adenauer Party; Reds Take Beating

Socialists Win In West Germany  Hope For German ‘Arew Receives Jolt

Marylanders Vote Defeat For Tydings, Butler Wins   Republican Governor Also Elected; First GOP Win Since 1928

41st Blaze Victim Dies   Special Board Is Continuing Quiz In Hospital Fire

HOSPITAL FIRE TOLL UPTO 41   Rescued Won't be Queried In Davenport Probe

Hospital Fire Toll Now 41   Another Survivor Dies; Those Rescued Will Not Testify

MARAGIN RELEASE DENIED BY COURT      May Be Sentenced One Week From Tomorrow

Maragon in Jail For Time Being  Appears Headed for A Longer Stay

Maragon Is Held in Washington Jail and He May Be Inmate There for Lenathy Period

Dewey To Urae All-Out Defense  Nation Not Preparec   Nation Not Prepared For World Crisis

Exira Credit For Postal Johs Vetoed  Principle Bad, ” Limited Group : Bided. He Save

Ruth Brunson Wins Contest Here  C laude Coed Namec ‘Maid Of Cotton’

Miss Ruth Brunson Wins Contest Here  Claude Coed Namea ‘Maid Of Cotton’

House Okay Of . Curb Bill Seen   Yank Dead To Ho Re Buried in U.S. Cu   Being Brought Back From Korea For Burial In U. S. Cemeteries

Bodies of Americans Killed i in Korea To Be   Mictucandl for Burial

666 Pennsylvania Reserve Officers  To Be Called Soon   State Will Furnish Third Of Men From 7-State Second Army Area

EX-KLAN CHIEF GIVEN PAROLE   Convicted of Murder In 1925; Sentence Had  Been Commuted

Farmers to Be Hit Hard by Draft   Courtenay Says It Will Be Tougher Than War 2

Ag Council Told of Harder Dratt   Co-Op Group Asks for No Preference

Arms Ban To Formosa Unchanged  AL... Ot. Oe.   Acheson Fails To Rule On Future Aid

Acheson Declares U. S. Policy Regarding China Has Not Been Reversed    Rumors Of Aid For Nationalists Had Followed Conferences Of Top Government Officials In Far East

Acheson Reveals Policy Stil{ Stands, However De fense Chiefs Current Consultation With Gen. M’Arthur In Tokyo Is Significant

But Secretary Does Not Rule Out Modification That Would Permit Sending Aid to Ching.   QUESTION SLATED FOR CONSIDERATION   Discussion Looked for With Return of Johnson, Bradley and Dulles From Japan.

Acheson Still Bars Chiang Aid   Doesn’t Rule Out Pos: sibility of Future Change, However.

Acheson Says Ban Still Stands; Tokyo Conference Reports May Change Picture

POLICY STAND IS REITERATED BY SECRETARY   Possibility of Policy - Change in Future Not Ruled Out

FORMOSA POLICY MAY BE REVISED ACHESON HINTS   Present Policy Bars Providing Chiang Wth Military Aid   RUMANIAN PROTEST HAS BEEN REJECTED

N. Koreans Build Bases   Prepare for Renewed Drive Southward; Drive On Suwen Bogged Down

AUTO CHECKUP APPEAL MADE   Sheriff Is Urging Safety Check . During Thic Manth

24. County Men _ Leave for Service   ‘Second Group to Go. Since Start of War

ARE ON THE SCENE  Two Brazilian Naval Officers and Families Ar- ' rive-in City

U.S. Crime Investigation Hints Bigeest Crackdown Since Prohibition Days:

Probe Grows As Support Of Truman Is Assured   Western Union Files Will Be Frozen Soon To Facilitate Check

US. Shaking Big Stick at Underworld   Greatest ‘Crackdown Since Prohibition Seems in Prospect

CRIME PROBE STRETCHING OVER NATION   ‘Freeze’ On Western Un ion Files To Be Sought In Inquiry

Senate Group’s Crime Check Gains Speed   Investiqation May Start Nation’s Largest Crackdown

Crackdown by Senate Given Truman's 0. K.   Investigation Spreads Across Nation as U.S. Freezes All Telearams

Coast-To-Coast Cleanup Aimed At Underworld  Interstate Rackets ae

Probe May Be Largest Since Prohibition   Senators Move To. ward Nation - Wide Investigations

Coast-Coast Probe Likely Ot Gaming   Investigation Of Its Link With Crime May Snow-Ball Into Biggest Since Prohibition

Now Looks as (Though rll Be Real Thing   ‘Biggest Crackdown Since Prohibition’

Western Union, ‘Phone Records Ordered Frozen   Series Of Inquiries To Stretch From New York To California

Gambling Probe Appears To Be Snow-Balling  Senate Committee Moves Fast Toward

Set Stage For Big Crackdown On Underworld   Senate Probers Plan a Wide Series of Crime, Gambling Probes

Crime Inquiry Is Assured Of Full Support   Investigators Prepare To Crack Down On Crime And Gambling—Assured Of President's Backing

Crime, Gambling  Probe Snowballing  Senate Investigation Stretching Nationwide At Fast-Breaking Pace

TRUMAN OFFERS TO HELP PROBE OF UNDERWORLD   Investigators Plan To Press Inquiry Into Gambling And Other Illegal Activi ties.

Senate Crime Probe Pushed   Biggest Crackdown Since Prohibition Days

Secret Files _ To Be Given By President   Telegraph Company's Records May Be Used By Senate Committee

Senate Crime Investigation Gathers Steam   Anquiries May Result in Biggest Government  Crackdown on Underworld Since Prohibition

US. GAMBLERS FACE TROUBLE    Biggest Gov't Crackdown On Underworld Since Prohibition.

U.S. Crackdown On Gambling and Crime Looms Up   Nationwide Series of Inquiries Spurred by Presidential Support

Crime Inquiry Snow-Balls As “Big Crackdown’ _. Special Committee  With Truman Appreva!

U.S. Crackdown On Underworld Biggest Since Prohibition   Fast - Breaking Inquiries from New York and Florida to California

Inquiries Touch AD . Parts of U. S. With Truman Pledge as Support

Senate Crime Probe Snowballing Into Biggest Official Crackdown On Underworld Since Prohibition

SENATORS OPEN A FULL SCALE CRIME INQUIRY   BIGGEST CRACKDOWN ON U.S. UNDERWORLD SINCE PROHIBITION

Crime Inquiry Threatens to Snowball Into Big Crackdown of the Underworld

Senate Committee Approves Bil Extending Federal Rent Controls for Another 6 Months  Solons Are Divided, 8 to 5, Today On Measure Termed Compromise   Senate Crime Crackdown ls Snowballing

SAYS PROGRAM OF GOP SOLONS ‘DISHONEST   Claims Republicans Have Set Budget For Only 6 To 10 Months

Path Greased In Lansing For Omnibus Bill :   Money Measure No. 1 Political Issue

Bill Shapes Up: As Storm Center: 0F'50 Campaign  Longest and Biggest Money Act in History

Marines Hot On Trail As They Sweep Seoul   Allied Troops Busy Wiping Out Pockets Of Fanatical Communists

State Water Resources Commission Calls American Box Board Official to Cure Manistee Lake Fish Deaths .

DO THEY BELONG TO AIR FORCE?  Filth Grade Pupils Told Flying Saucers Real

COTTON ACREAGE BUUST APPROVEL   TRUMAN SIGNS CONTROVERSIAL, BILL~TO GIVER EX.   PLANATION SHORTLY,

President Signs Bill For Extra Cotton Planting   Decision Comes After Barrage Of Telegrams

Solons Hot At Cement Industry   Score ‘Monopdlistic   Gal? in Refusing to Make Mix Desired; As! State to Build Plant.

Lone House Member Holds Fate Of Bill To Cancel Out Broad Postal Service Cuts

Discuss Bill On Mail Deliveries   Action on Issue Up te Congress Today

Rep. Walsh Holds Fate Of Bill To Cancel One-A-Day Home Mail Delivery Order

Lone House Member Holds Up Bill To Restore Twice-A-Day Mail Service

Restoring Postal Deliveries In U. S.  All Up To One Man   Three-State Police Alarm Goes Out in Quest Of Representative Walsh

New Postal Bill’s Fate In Balance   Missing Congressman Has Chance to Restor Former Service.

Rescue of Woman Perched On Falls Rock is Nearly A Tragedy for 3 Persons

Helicopter Crew Rescues Woman At Edge Of Falls   Plunged Into Niagara A: Craft Explodes, They Save Stranded Woman

Woman, Two Pilots Saved By Second Helicopter ‘After First‘Is in Crash

Dramatic Rescue Staged by Airmen For Woman Trapped in Niagara River

RESCUE WOMAN FROM FALLS BY HELICOPTER   Found Stranded On Rock Above Niagara Falls

Dri una Over Niagi bigs!  Helicopter is Pulled Into Falls in Woman’s Rescue

Helicopter Crashes, Explodes In Rescue Pilots Save Woman Stranded On Rack Above Niagara Falls

War Correspondent Tells How Yanks Stormed Into Inchon Under Heavy Fire

18-Year-Old On Rampage   West Virginia High School Boy Is Suicide; Family Slain. Then Youth Set Fire To Home

THREE STABBED AND BEATEN TO DEATH IN EAST   Youth, 18, Slays Parents, Sis. ter, Sets Fire, Then Ends Own Life

YOUTH SLAYS PARENTS, SISTER; SHOOTS SELF   Sets House Afire:; Firemen Find Bodies. Motive Unknown,

YOUTH SLAYS FAMILY. SELF   Dies After Shooting Self; Killed: ‘Mother, Dad And Sister

High School Boy Kills Parents, Sister, Pet Dog And Shoots Self   18-Year-Old Youth Uses Hammer And Knife And Then Sets Home Afire Before Attempt At Suicide: Ties I ater

Triple Slaying Blamed On Boy Who Shot Self   Youth Found Wounded After Parents And Sister Killed

TEEN-AGED BOY KILLS 3, SELF   TRAPPED IN GARAGE WHEN POLICE FIND 3 BODIES IN HOUSE

Slays Parents and Sister with Knife, Hammer in Home   High School Boy, 18, Kills Himself

Kills Parents, Sister; Then Slays’ Himself   Boy Dies at Hospital; Bodies Found in Blazing House; Nab Youth

Young Student Kills Fami ily, Takes Own Life   18-Year-Old Stabs, Bludgeons Parents, Sister, Dog; Sets House Afire

Schoolboy, 18, Kills Three in Family, Self   Youth Sets Home Afire; Takes Own Life When Trapped

Youth Employs Hammer, Knife in Gory Deeds  Slaver Sntc Blava   Slayer Sets Blaze In Hone; Attempts To Commit Suicide

Youth S lays Parents, Sister, And Then Self  Family's Dog Hacked To Death, House Set Afire in Murder Orov

RED CROSS ESTIMATES 1,500 PEOPLE HOMELESS AFTER PUERTO RICh FIRE

MORE GROUND UNITS ASKED BY M ARTHUR   Request Made to U.N U. S. Seeks Frank Peace Talks

MacArthur Appeals UN Rush Troops  1. ee Gr ee -, See eee   Need for Organized Ground Units Cited; Austin Urges Russ Jatn Padce Efforts

Student Says He Is Confident Of Acquittal   Testimony To Get Underway Full-Blast When Trial Is Resumed Monday

State Draft: Starts Quota Drive Today   §,200 Young Men To Be Examined For Coming Call

PHYSICAL EXAM GIVEN DRAFTEES   Three Centers Give Pre-In. duction Tests Ta ‘Tota! ‘Of 150 Tar Heels,

Draft Physicals Are Begun Today  150 Youths ths Slated To Be Examined At

Dem Governors, Truman To Meei   President to Give Private Pep Talk At Meeting Today

—LAUSCHE PROVOKES QUERY—  He'd Vote Democratic:  In Ohio, Truman Says.

U. S. To Tighten Potato Imports  No ‘Bargain Rates’ For Canada Next Year

Expert Faces Stiff Cross-Examination In Murder Trial of Hampshire Doctor

Round the Clock Air Pounding Is Poured on Foe  Now Suffering from Communications Troubles

WEATHER   Invaders Are Halted Temporarily By U.S. Troops Near Chonan

INTEREST M IN COMING VOTING   Fairly: Heavy Vote Is Ex. pected in Douglas County Tuesday

A IN COMING VOTIN(   Fairly: Heavy Vote Is Ex. pected in Douglas County Tuesday   TWO LOCAL CONTESTS

GIVEN PERMISSION TO INCREASE RATES   Corporation Commission Rules for Southwestern Bell Company

Malik Tactics Fail To Halt Aid To U.N.  Observer Says War  Serious Nat Critica

U.N. CARRYING OM IN KOREA DESPITE MALIK'S ACTIONS   Continue To Build Up Forces Against Communist Backed Invasion   COUNCIL WRANGLE DOES NOT DELAY DEFENDORS

UN Defense of Korea Moves On   Member Nations Are Quietly But Effectively Assembling Forces To Throw Back Reds

Despite Malik Aid Continues  Russian Deadlock In U.N. NotStalling

UN Striving ToGetTroops ToWar Front   Move For Aid Goes Forward Quietly, Effectivelv. Official Asserts

Red Tactics in UN Fail to Halt War Aid Moves   Transportaiton, Suppl Are Called Major Problems

Nations Rally Troops to Aid  In Korean War   U.N. Observer Finds Allies In Serious, Not Critical,  Qlnreatines in Fiohtine *

U. N. Members Move Quietly On Korea Aid   First Announcement Troops in Action Will Come From Front Line

Malik Deadlock Fails To Check UN Aid To Korea   Members Push Moves To  Reinforce Ground Force Troops; Face Problem Iz  Getting Aid To Front

Malik Fails To Halt Aid Offers To UN  Observer Says —  we ee CED   Observer Says Kore: Situation Serious But Not Critical

Continue U.N. Aid to Korea   Members Quietly Act To Send Armed Help

‘Commission May Be Formed Sometime Earl   Next Year   £ @2@2 FAs 29%e sere - bf & ee

Creation Of a_ Planning Commission Here Presented To Borough’s Councilmen   County Seat Will Pay for Lights Which Will Give Town  Better Street Lighting —- New Bus Service for Town ~  And Cross Keys — Apprepriations for Some ‘ Projects — Borough Assessment  Upped $731,150

Policeman’s Accurate \Skots Halts Youth After ‘Wild Ride in Taxicab

Soviet Minister  Reports Russia Vetoed Trygve Lie   Vishinsky Asserts Norwegian ‘Obviously Totally Unfit for Job'

Vishinsky Denies Stalin, LieQuarreledInKremlin   Norwegian ‘Totally Unfit’ To Be Secretary-General Of UN, Russian Foreign Minister Says 

LIE ASSAILED AS ONE-SIDED ~ BY VISHINSKY   Red Delegate Denie: Secretary-General, Stalin Quarrel

CANADA PREPARES TO TAKE ACTION IN RAIL ST RIKI   Airlift Organized to Fly Parliament Members to Ottawa for Emergency Session.   EARLY SHUTDOWNS FACED BY INDUSTRIES   Travelers Stranded, Food Shortages Threatened — More Than 200,000 Workers Idle.

Canadian Airlift Helps Parliament Members Travel  Call Emergency Session To Deal With Rail Strike

STRIKE HALTS. ALL SHIPMENT IN PROVINCES   Parliament Members . To Consider Tieup Of Rails, Wires

Many Aliens Found To Hold Cameron Poll Tax Receipts   One County Employe at Brownsville Said To Have Voted in Federal Elections

Charleston Urged As School Site  For 4-Year W. Va. Medical College

Senate's Crime Investigation Committee Holds Its First Session fo Decide on Strafeay

Martin to Vote ‘No’ on 4-Point Aid Program   Says Domestic Needs Overshadow Plans Of Foreiqn Spending

100,000 Ordered Off Their Jobs  Across Country   Picket Lines At ‘Almost Every’ Exchange In U. S. To Force ‘General Stoppage, Says Leader

> —MONKS ADMIT TREASON— Czechs Report Catholic Churchmen Plead Guilty

More Cleries Plead ‘Guilty’ At Czech Trial  WH actaws Danawntanac   Western Reporters Barred From Court;  Tickets All Gone

Two ‘Confess’  In Czech Trial   10 Priests Are Charged With Anti-State Acts

10 Abbots, Other Monks Figure in First Big Trial of Catholic Churchmen

Czechs Say Two More Catholic Monk: Have Pleaded Guilty to.High Treason

Clergymen Go on Trial In Praque   Crech Reds Report Two Plead Guilty; Are Accused of Espionaae

TREASON GUILT ADMITTED BY 2 CHURCHMEN   High Czech Catholics Enter Pleas as Reds Begin Mass Trial

2 MORE MONKS ADMIT SPYING   Plead Guilty To Treasor In First Big Trial Of Catholic Czechs

Czech Monks Admit Treasor   Prague Radio Says Catholics Confess to Espionage Charges

Guilty Of Treason, Say Two Monks   Czechoslovakia’s First Big Trial Of Catholic Churchmen Is Berun

Two Clergymen In Guilty Pleas In Czech Court   First Mass Trial Of Churchmen Now Started In Prague

Caechs Report Guilty Pleas   Sources Say Four Cathe. lic Leaders Have  Admitted Guilt.

Czechs Begin Mass Trial of Churchmen   2 Roman Catholic Clergymen Plead Guilty to Treason

Czech Monks Plead Guilty To ‘Treason   Seema Trial of 10 Clergymen FolVows Usual Frameup — Pattern ,

Report Two More Monks “Plead Guilty   Official. Czech. Sources: Tell of Treason,lrial   Catholic Churchmen Also “Charged With. Espionage Against ‘Govern. ment,

2 Czech Clerics ‘Guilty’ in Mass Treason Trial   Western Reporters Denied Admission To Courtroom

10 Clergymen Face Variety of Charges As Mass Trial  Onens in Pracue

CZECH TREASON TRIALS START; TWO CONFESS   High Catholic Clergymen Plead Guilty As Ten  Face Accusers

CZECH PRIESTS PLEAD GUILTY   Two of Ten On Trial Ir Prague Admit Guilt - In Treason Case

War Bride Gives Birth to Fourth Child in Three Days in Australia

Four Children Instead of Two  Britigh Wor Bride Gives Birth to Fourth Chiid in Three Daye

‘HAIL! HAIL! GANG‘S ALL HERE!’  Last of "Slow-motion' Quads Arrives—Finally!

a KR KR KA MK BR THIRD BABY ARRIVES  IN SLOW-MOTION BIRTH OF AUSSIE QUADRUPLETS

Start Vehicle Check at Post   Quadruplets in Slow-Motion Birth; Mother Weak but Well

Crisis Looms In Red Picture   Rift to Overshadow Struggle With Tito

Asia Reported. Set to Break With Kremlin   ‘Mao Playing Strong Hand  In Parley With Stalin  At Russian Capital

Mother Dies, Niles Baby Born   Delivered Alive Two Minutes Later

Brussels Guarded Heavily for Return Of King Leopold   Js Due to Arrive Today by Plane from Exile in Switzerland

Military Forces Maintain Order In Belgium’s Capital   City Has Air of Siege Or Indpendence Day As King’s Return Nears

U.S, BRITAIN PLEDGE NOT TO GROSS BORDEF   Assure U. N. Neither Red China Nor Russia Will Be Invaded   SEEK NOTHING FROM KOREA, AUSTIN SAYS

Britain And U.S. Limit Invasion   Troops Net To Go Beyord N. Korea, Deleantes Told

US AND BRITAIN PLEDGE  UN THEY WILL NOT CROSS INTO RUSSIA OR CHINA

UN Forces Not To Go Beyond  Korean Border   Head of Assembly May Ask End of Fighting; Peace Plan Vote Near

Say UN Forces Not to Cross Korean Border   Assembly President Urged to Ask Reds to Surrender

ALLIES 10 STAY INSIDE KORE!   ASSURANCES GIVEN THE) WILL NOT CROSS BORDER INTO CHINA OR RUSSIA.

U.N. Forees Will Not Go Out of Korea   Assurances Given By U. S., Britain  Before Assembly

U.S. Pledges Army Won't Cross Border   Britain Also Agrees Not to Enter Communist China.

UN’s Forces Wont Bother China, Soviet   U. S., Britain Assure World That Frontie:  To Be Respected

Allies Won’ Hit Foreign  Countries   Assurance Giv ren “About Attacks On China. Soviet

Cut Rate Proposed For Surpluses .. . .  New Farm Price Program  Offered To Aid Everybody

New Farm .Plan Offered   Proposal of GOP Congressman Based 0: 2-Price Level System

ANOTHER FARM PLAN OFFERED   ‘South Dakota Man Gives  Details of New Idea

ASSURES FULL PARITY PAYMENT --New Farm Program eacaccit As Surplus Curb

Senate Hears Chile Leader ae Ee a I ledge U nity   Solidarity In Western Hemisphere Peace Move. He Says In Capitol Visit

Soviets Grab 22 Trucks Near Berlin  - Russians Ignore Protest by Western Alliec

Russ Seize Trucks At Berlin's Border  Take Metals Cargoes Bound East, West

 Missing Stenographer ‘Seen in Philadelphia, ‘Waitress Tells Police

Police Press Hunt For Missing Sieno   Girl’s Relatives Fear Foul Pi

Three Babies In Three Days  Third Is Surprise And Father’s Upset

Louisiana Doctor Somewhat Surprised When Triplets Are Born A Day Apart

wee SE Le AER LS SORE cee ee ey a Se TON  Explorer Wilkins Injured in Arctic

Recover Three Bodies, Four Still Missing  American, British  Planes Search hin ntt, Cam Anam

6 Airmen Lost in Plane Crash; 4 Are Rescued   Two Bodies Recovered after B-29 Plunges into North Sea; Search Is Pushed.

BADLY INJURED IN CAR MISHAP   Woman Thrown Out When -* Car Overturns Just  ~ West of Niles

Facing Major Test From Four Red Divisions  Next Battle On. ~ Kum River Line  Le. Chwrimm [le

Need Men For Korean Fight   Korea May Be Testing Ground For The Latest U.S. Weapons

AMERICAN TANKS ARRIVE 10 AID KOREAN DEFENSE   MAJOR BATTLE WITH 4 RED DIVISIONS IS PREDICTED SOON

Witnesses Fail To Show At Spy Probe   Senators Cancel Public Hearing of Investigatior Into Communists  In High Places.

Three Witnesses In Lattimore Case Fail to Appear Before Senators

3 Fail to Show at  Red Probe  Session Adjourns As Witnesses in   Session Adjourns As Witnesses in Lottimore Case Failte Appear ,

Four Witnesses Agrees To Be Present Friday; Ex-FBI Infor. mant Huber “Blacks Out"; Turns Up In New York Hotel   TODAY'S SCHEDULED HEARING CANCELLEI

One Disappears From Washinaton   John J. Huber Who Vanished From Capital Hotel Is Located in New York City; Failure of Wit nackte $8 Kano baleen  RO eee Diwka

3 Spy Case o Witnesses  Don’t Appear  One Reports  *‘Blacking Ou

Vandenberg’s Policy Power To Face Test  Some Republicans  mt ... Besa TT. W nar

GOP Defies Vandenberg On Vacaney   Knowland Backed Over Morse for Foreign Committee

GOP Fight Hanes Over Senate Seat   Committee Vacancy May Cause Row

Coal Miners Turn Electricians -- To Help Hungry Children Get Food

WESTBROOK  PEGLER    Patriotic--Martin Dies Began Expose Of Treason

Grand Jury Cracks Down On Erickson   Gambler Charged With Conspiracy And Bookmaking

HAINAN INVASION © REPORTED CHECKED   Chinese Nationalists Say They Wiped Out 4,000 Reds On Beachheads

Chinese Communists Storm Nationalist Hainan Island With Heavy Losses Claimed

Chinese Reds Gain Hainan [stand Beach  S. 6). WR 8.   Nationalists Claim 4,000 Invaders Lost in Push

Reds Lose In Shore Attack   Chinese Communist Forces Handed Setback In Invasion Attempt.

Nationalists Claim Defeat  For Commies   Say Invasion Forces Are ‘Annihilated’ After Landings on Hainan

Chinese’Reds’ Invade Hainan At Three Points  Nationalists Claim Force Annihilated Or

Tank-Led Red Taegu Strike Stopped by South Koreans   UN Troops Attack Enemy Positions Near Pohang

Light Tank Attack “Put  to Rout 12 Miles. Out on Road Leading to Big U. S. Base   New Battle Swirls   Second. Red. Thrust Is Intended for Masan and Pusan Harbor

Blood-Soaked Valley Scene Of New Assault   Battle Line Ablaze At Other Points On Korean Front

Requests Public Hear Ike’s Story  U. S. Preparedness Will Be Subject

FIELD MARSHAL SMUTS DIES AT AGE OF EIGHTY   Was World Statesman And Famous South African Soldier -

Field Marshal Smuts, 80, Dies  Long Illness Fatal To Famed Statesman

Jan Christian Smuts, 80, Union Of South Africa’ s  Famous Statesman, Dies

33 Killed in Rail Crask      Smuts, Noted Statesman Of South Africa. Expires   ‘Ectoo med Ahraond   Svracuse Headlines

Curb On Truman Power In Arms Aid Bill Sought   Senators Disposed To Rewrite Billion Dollar Arms Bill,

Senators Ready To Rewrite Bill   May Put Sharp Curbs On Presidential Power  By Arms Bill Changes

 May Rewrite Sections  \Presidential Power Too Strong   . In Arms Bill, Senators Contend

SENATORS MAY RIP AID BILL   Appear Ready To Write Sharp Curbs On Presidential Power

Key Senators Would Alter Arming Bill   Vandenberg Leads Objectors Against Presidential Power

SENATORS PLAN TQ CUT FOREIGN ARMS MEASURE   Leaders Are Ready To Take Bill Apart And Rewrite It With Sharp Curbs On  Truman's Power.

BUNG-BUSTING BEEF BLOWN DOWN Who'll Tap Whisky Kegs? U. S. Arbiter Will Decide

Government Decides To Do Something Soon To Curb Profiteers   Too Easy Credit For Consumers, Excessive Buying By Businessmen Stonned.

Govt. Stops Orders On Too Easy Credit Eor Consumer, Excessive Buying

Chilled Troops Facing  Defeat  Collapse Of U. N. Offense Is Reaared

Chinese Attacks Stall U.N. Drive, Push Back Troops   Reds’ Two Armies Smash Offensive, Penetrate Lines

Heavy Chinese Attacks Imperil ‘Victory’ Drive   infiltrating Communist Forces Threaten U. N. Army's Flank

OVER 100,000 ENEMY TROOPS IN NEW DRIVE   Allies’ Entire Northwes' Front Rolled Back By Red Counterattack

United Nations Drive Is Threatened With Complete Collapse ©   Red Assault On West Coast Has Forced American 24th Division To Give UP: Chongju

24th Division, ROKs Receive Brunt Of Attack   Americans Forced To Pull Back From Chongju; 100,000 Red Troops In Push

United Nations Forces Retreat On War Fronts   Chinese Reds Threaten Collapse Of End-of-War Drive

Troops Shoved Back On Northwest Front   United Nations’ End-The-War Offensive Threatens To Collapse In Face Of Smashing Communist Counterblows — Situation Deecribed Ac ‘Cankucad’

100,000 Chinese Reds Join in Counterattack On Northwestern Front

Americans Foreed Back  By Commies   Reverses Sustained — All Along Northwest Front; 24th Division Again Quits Chongiju

Yanks Pull Back From Chongju Without Battle  Heavy New Chinese Attaeve Ara   Heavy New Chines Attacks Are Imperiling Drive

Complete Collapse of Drive Threatened by Heavy Counterattacks   Allied Forces Shoved Back All Along Northwest Front: Resistance Stiffens in East

Allied Armies _ Hurled Back By Heavy Attacks   UN Forces Suffer Severe Setback; 24th Division Gives Up Chongju; Mae: Arthur Not Discouraged

2 CHINESE RED ARMIES STALL U.N.   Americans Give UpChongju Second Time Without a Fight as Flank is Endangered.   KOREAN ALLIES RETREAT 20 MILES   Attack With Blare of Bugles; Situation Reported Confused and Critieal; Reds Take Tokchon.

Red Strikes Smash Hopes Of War's Enc   Real Crisis Faces Allies As Communists Perch To Hit Fluank

Red Flanker Forees U.S. i Troops Back   Americans Retreat From Chongjn; Reports Say Eastern Anchor Line of Tekchon Captured

Chinese Reds Drive Ruins Big Offensive   Allies Facing Real Crisis as Koreans Retreat 20 Miles

-RED ARMIES. STALL U.N,   Americans Give UpChong: ju Second Time With-. out a Fight as Flank. i Endangered.   KOREAN ALLIES = RETREAT 20 MILES   Attack With Blare of Bugles; Situation Reported Confused and Critie= al; Reds Take Tokchon..

Yanks Pull Back From Chongju Without Battle   Heavy New Chinese Atta cks Are

Two Red China Armies Hur U. N. Forces Back All Along  Northeastern Front In Korea

Collapse of ROK Second Corps Throws War Into Crisis for UN   Chinese Red Delegation Makes Dramatic First UN Entrance

Red Offensives Bring Call To Reserve Force  Stunning Blow Is   Stunning Blow Is Dealt To Allies;  Defences Saaaina

Blare of Bugles Heralds Surprise Pre-dawn Push By ‘Swarms of Chinese’

Heavy Chinese  Attack Forees N\. West Retreat   astern Anchor of Line Falls To Reds: Situation ‘Confused’ MacArthur Spokesman Expected Counterattack: Push Continues

Chinese Launch Heavy Onslaught In Northwest   Division 24 Forced To Pull Back From Chongju Near Coast

U.N. Offensive Stalled By Red Attacks   Chinese Attack in Pre-Dawn Darkness to Drive Americans from Chongju; Situation “Confused.”

Complete Collapse of Allied End-the-War Attack Looms As Americans Forced Back

Massive Attacks Threaten Drive to Clear Korea   U. N. Armies Are Forcec Back; Reinforcements Rushed Forward

New Attack Threatens To. Collapse. Entire U.N. Offensive Action   U. S. 24th Pulis Out of Chongju   Bugle - Blowing Chinese Reds Strike at Night; Eastern Anchor Falls

Allied Line Rolled Back By Elements Of Red Army   Censorship Imposed As Complete Front  Faces Total Losses

Bugle-Blowing Reds Stun Allied Troops   Reserves Rushed Up To Bolster Northwest Front Sagging Under Stunning Blows

Collapse Looms As Reds Attack   U. S. 24th Division, With Right Flank Imperilled By Infiltrating Red Forces, Pulls Back From Chongju On West

ROKs, Yanks Pull Back in North Korea   Communists Roll Back Northwest Front in Offensive

Troops Pulled Back On The West Front   2nd Time In A Month Troops Have Had Toe Retreat From Chongja

Twenty Mile Retreat i !ROK Units Imperils All 1 UCN. Forces   “Real Crisis” « Confronts Armies as Reds Swarm ‘Into Fight

New Chinese Attacks All Along Front   U. S. 24th Again Withdraws From Chongju

Eastern Anchor Of Allied Line Seized By Reds   Chinese Troops Hurl Back Allies ‘On Wide Front; Situation Confused

Republican Forces Collapse, Compel U.S. 2nd and 25th -to Retreat; Flank Periled by Massed Manchurians.

Red Drive in Frozen Korea Is Effective  Americans Forced t« Yield Without Fight

Counterattacks by Chinese Reds Imperil Eighth Army   Crumbling of ROK Second Corps on Right Flank Causes Concern: Fighting Is Heavy

130,000 Chinese Roll Back U.N. Lines in Korea   Drive Threatens Collapse of Push To “End the War’”’

Entire U. N. Korean Offensive Faces  Collapse Under Chinese Red Attack

Collapse of Offensive Threatened   Gains of Two Days Wiped Out as U.N, Troops Retreat to  Defensive Positions

—-NO LETUP— Reserves Rushed Up To Front   BIG CASUALTY LIST INDICATED

Red Attacks Pose Threat To U.N. Drive   Chinese Communists Roll Back Allies’ On Korean Front

Allies Shoved Back By Chinese Attack   Complete Collapse of End-War Campaign Faces U.N. in Korea   Battlée-Hardened Americans Are Forced _To Retreat Without Fight From Rail City South of the Manchurian Border

Collapse Of Offensive !s Threatened   Stunning Blow Dealt Allies; Situation Termed “Confused”

Chinese Halt Allied Drive   Heavy Attacks on Northwest Front Threaten Offensive With Collapse

Big Chinese Attacks Threaten Collapse of End-of-War Drive   U. §. 24th Division Forced To Pull Back From Rail City of Chonaiu in West Area

End-The-War Offensive In Danger Of Collapse   Huge Chinese Army Of 130,000 Men Used In Assaults On Allies; Savage Fighting Under Wav At Many Pointe.

UN Offensive ‘Stopped Cold’ By Red Armies   Counter-Blows From 100.000 Chinese Stun MacArthur Forces— Heavy Losses Feared

Pull Back U. S. Units At Chongju   Elements Of 100,006 Chinese Troops Shove Back U. N. Frontlines

Red Attacks Force Yanks To Withdraw   160,000 Chinese In Counter Drive Roll Back Allied Front

Total Collapse Is Threafening U.S. ‘End-War’ Drive   Reds Deal a Stunning Blow, Hurl Back U. S. And Korean Forces

Heavy New Chinese Attacks Threaten Collapse of United Nations Offensive

YANKS FORCE TO GIVE UP CHONGIU   Allied Forces Shoved Back By Swarms Of Chinese  RESERVE UNITS   Rushed Up To Bolster Sag: ging Line: Tokchon Also Retaken By Enemy

New Chinese Red Attacks Force Americans Back   Complete Collapse Of Winter Drive Threatened; Gls Give Up Chonaiu

Infiltrating Reds Cause 24th Division To Fall Back; 130,000 Chinese Reds Gain Along Northweet Front

THREATEN COLLAPSE OF OFFENSE   Chinese Reds Attack To Smother Allies All Along Korean Front In The Northwest; Chong Ja is Lost Again To Commies;  States Siete

Raid Reveals Wire Tieup.   Western Union Manag: -ers Accused of Getting Cut of. Gambling Take

COUNTERFEITER TERMED ARTIST   SELF-EDUCATED MAN TRIED TO SHOW UP FEDERAL ENGRAVERS

Damage Causec in Arkansas Capital City   Youngster Suffers Injury When Car Is Rolled Over

Drop In Army Standard Seen   3 Million Man Force Necessitates Change

OF CHANGE” IN DRAFT LAW   Congressional Spokesman Belioves Physical and Mental Standards Must Be Lowered if Nation is to Have Army of Fighting Size.

Gen. Collins Is Again Enroute To Tokyo, Japan  Army Chief Of Staff Going By Plane To Talk With MacArthur

Oklahoma City Bus Strike {s Settled   Drivers, Mechanics Settled for 13-Cent An Hour increase

NEALTHY BETTING M/ (ZAR “HAS QUIT” OF   '  ARMY TO AWARD CONTRACT TO CADILLAC DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS,

Army Dickers For GM Tanks   Mass Armor Production Planned at Cadillae

Cadilac to Turn Out ‘Sensational’ ‘New Tank: Transmissions by Allison

GM Cadillac Plant To Start Making Tanks   Types, Number Not Disclosed

Texan ‘Bounces Back’ From  State to City fer Prosecution   Wry) Sh eas PS

Two B-50 Crashes  Kall 17    Three Others Reported “Missing; Unrelated Accidents Occurred In Ohio and Arizona

India Airliner Missing With 48 on Board   i Plane on Flight From Bombay Lona Overdue

PLANE CARRYING 48 OVERDUE ON LONDON FLIGH]   May Have Crashed in Alps During Snowstorm; Seamen Aboard,

INDIAN PLANE OVERDUE WITH FORTY ABOARD   “Airliner Feared “Crashed in Alps; “Weather Overcast

PLANE WITH 43 ABOARD MISSING   Eight Hours Overdue On Flight From Bombay To London

Controls Seen for Million Auto Workers   Board Will Impose Wage Ceilings to Cap Rollback

Curbs on Auto Workers Eyed   WSB Set to Impose Ceilings on Wages

Tells How Observer Pilot © Finds “Bait” For Mustangs On Northeastern Warfront

Solemn In Usual Joy Time   Christmas Cheer Lessened By  Minds On The Fighting Forces

Holiday In U. S. Shadowed By Korean Crisis   Ominous World Events Cast Pall over Prosperous U. S.; Pope Sees Peace As Most Urgent Problem

World Crisis Marks This Christmas   Americans in Midst of Plenty Not to Forget the War

Emphasis Is On Home Ties   Shops Abundant, Decoretions Lovish, Crush of Geing-Home Traffic Heavy

War Hovers Over Yule  Observance   Nation Is Worried By Korean Setback

Korean War Mars Holiday  *  For America   Men In Foxholes Will Get Presents   Decorations Lavish. Goods Abundant, But Nation’s Outlook Is Grim

Crisis Casts Shadow Across ‘U.S. Christnas   Abundance Prevails But Menacing Clouds Obscure Some of Season's Jovy

 Minds on Fellow Countrymen Fighting in Korea...  Americans in Midst of Plenty Face Christmas Seriously

Worry Over War in Korea Will Cast A Shadow Over Christmas Gaiety in U. S.   Shops Never More Abundant or Decorations As Lavish But Display Cannot Obscure Ominous Turn of World Situation

Americans Turn To Home To Seek Yuletide’s Peace   Traffic Terminals Are Jammed (But Grim Outlook For World Quiets Joy Of Travelers As Christmas Eve Approaches

TRADITIONAL PAGEANTS PLANNED  In Midst Of Plenty, Americans Face Sober, Tragic Christmas

War Threat Mars Peace on Earth This Christmas   Outward Cheer of the Season Doesn't Obscure Ominous Clouds

Warfare Brings Sad Yule For U. 8.  *  dik tek, In Midler of Plenty: v We: Rizéo Unhan.~ Holidav:

House Group Would Kee p Rent Control   Committee Votes 90-Day Extension   Passage Of Excess-Profits Tax Bill Today Appears To Be Certain

Push Profits Tax Passage in House  Doughton Presents $3.4 Billion Bill

House Committee Bringin Measure To Floor For Debate   PRICE-WAGE CONTROLS ARE FORECAST SOON

Drive To Extend Rent Controls Goes Forward In Houses of Congress

House Free: Rent Plan For Debate   Senate To Vote On Extension Of Control Law

Rent Control Bill Goes to House Floor   And Lehman Says Pay-PriceControls  ‘Camine Soon’

House Reverses Itself, Puts Rent Extension to Vote   Bill for 60 Day Stay Sent to Floor: May Ballot Toda

RENT CONTROL BILL TO HOUSE   LOWER BRANCH MAY VOTE TODAY ON EXTENSION OF REGULATIONS.

House Rushes Rent Control Bill To Flooi   Senate Told Wage. Anc Prices Controls Coming Soon

Drive for Control Law Gaining   Senator Lehman Says Wage and Price Ceilings Due “Soon”.

Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Communi   GLEANED BY SCRIPES

LIONS OF WARRINGTON HEAR TALK ON OAFETY   Frederick J. Reichert Tell: Of Importance of Caution   PICTURES ARE SHOWN

Coal Talks Open Under ‘New Pressure 'For Peace.   Contempt Trial  May Wind Up Today Nation’s Stockpiles At Rock Bottom

Coal Talks  Resume with Lewis Absent   Government Rests Contempt Case Against Miners

Resume Today: Little Hope Seen   Mediators Pessimistic About Chances for Settlement; Court Case Progresses.

Drastic U.S. Action Is Expected  Talkbe Bacuma ac   Talks Resume os Contempt Trial  Continues; White House Move Seen

Contract Talks Still Going On But Hope Dims   Mediators Pessimistic A: ‘Drastic’ Action From L. S. Seen

Close Election in Britain Creates More Difficulties For That Country and U.S.

U. S. PROBLEM, TOO   Indecisive Election Results   Create British Dilemma

U. S. Orders Consul Home For Red Quiz   Accuser Hails Move To Recall Service Frem India Position

Consul Called To Face Review  Bef ore Board   State Dept. Summons Service From India: Hickenlooper Comment

IOWA SENATOR GETS SURPRISE   Hickenlooper Startled By State Dept. Order

Communistic Probe Of U. 5. Envoy Started  John S. Service Is Recalled From

U. S. Consul  Called Home in  Loyalty Inquiry Service, Mentioned by  _McCarthy, to Testify In His Own Behalf

Service's Recall From India Alerts Senator  Hickenlooper Sees Import In State         Hickenlooper Sees Import In State Department Order

Diplomat’s Recall Said Significant   Consul’s Loyalty Record Due Check  In Communist Hunt

Senator Says Consul’s Recall In Communism Probe ‘Significant’   John S. Service Summoned From India For Review Of His Loyalty Record

State Department's Action In Calling Service Home Termed Startling Development

Hickenlooper Calls  Recall of Service  "Very Significant” Called Home Only  24 Hours After Nlamed by McCarthy

WEIGH CONSUL'S LOYALTY RECORD   John Service Summoned Home From Calcutta.

Service Recall: Termed: ‘Startling’ Development By: Sen. Hickenlooper

Summoning Of Service Called Big Development   State Department's Move Is Called “Significant”, “Startling”; MeCarthy To Revea! Names

HICKENLOOPER SAYS MOVE IS ‘SIGNIFICANT          State Department St mons John Service To  Review Record  _*

MISS MILLAY, FAMOUS POET, DIES SUDDENL'   Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet Found , Dead.of Heart Attack In Aus-.. terlitz, N. ¥. Home.

Afternoon Session Set’ i 89,000 Workers Out: 88° Days in Dispute":

Chrysler Talks May Be Called Ott Late Today   -‘Hopeless Deadlock Is Reported by Federal ~Mediators

Mediafors May Call Off Negotiations  Long Bargaining Session Breaks Up Early Saturday With No Results

Chrysler Strike Grinds To ‘Hopeless Deadlock   Negotiations In 88-Day-Old Dispute May Be Halted Temnorarilv: Loss Is $1.250.000.000

Hopeless Deadlock Seen at Chrysler  Pension Principle No Longera Hurdle —Details Are Snag

Report Chrysler Talk Deadlocked   Mediators Threaten to Call Off Sessions

Situation In _ Chrysler Tieuy Said Hopeless  Federal Mediators  Threaten To Call oft Raantiatiane

CHRYSLER ROW IS DEADLOCKED   MAY CALL RECESS IN NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW CONTRACT

Hopeless Deadlock Reachec In Chrysler-Union Dispute   @s New Approach Hoped

DEADLOCK IS REPORTED BY U.S. MEDIATOR   Only Prompt Settlement Can Forestall Long ~ “Cool Off? Period .

Chrysler Strike Deadlocked: 88-Day Parleys  Agreement Reached on Pensions. But Other   Agreement Reached or Pensions, But Other Issues Still Disputed

Deadlock in Chrysler Strike Is ‘Hopeless’   89,000 Workers Idle 2nd, Longest Time In Industry

Threaten To Call Off Aute Strike Talks   Federal Mediators Report ‘Hopeless’ Deadlock’ in Long Chrysler Strike

CHRYSLER AUTO ‘STRIKE HOLDING   Deadlock In Negotiations   For Settlement Follows Hope For Ending Of Costlv Walkout. .

Report Hopeless Deadlock in 88 Day Old Walkout  Mediators May Call Off Talks for While

Hopeless Deadlock In Chrysler Talks  Bleak Report at End of 88 Days

Negotiators May Call Off Peace Talks in Strike Which Stemmed from Pension Issue.

Auto Strike  Hopelessly Deadlocked   Mediators Threaten Te Call Off Chrysler Peace Talks.

Chrysler Str ‘ike Nowin Tight Deadlock; Peace Talks Likely to Be Called Off

Negotiations Postponed for ‘Cooling Off?  88-Day Walkout Second Longest

May Call Off ~ Peace Talk:   Negotiations to End:Chrysler Sterike. Reported "Hopelessly Deadlocked:

Raw Materials Issue of Talks  Truman, Attlee Call: for Speed Up in Production at Meeting  ON WARTIME FOOTING?  Report No Mention of Pricing or Allocation Systems

Truman, Attlee Call fo: Up in Production at Meeting   [ON WARTIME FOOTING?   Report No Mention of Pricing or Allocation  Systems

JUDITH COPLON GETS RETRIAL   Conviction Reversed By Appeals Court

Survey Shows Corsicana F amilies Are Above Averages For Food Purchases

Spending Habits of Ouachita County Families Compared by Sales Survey

AFL Is Planning New Organizatior Efforts In South   ‘May Try To Move In On John L. Lewis Domain—Coal Fields

AFL Plans Drive In South, May Invade Lewis’ Field,  Seek Coal Miner Members

'AF L Plans G Organization Drive In South; May Also Invade Coal Mine Field

Even Bob Hope There First. . . Marines Storm Ashore at Wonsan;  Find It’s Held by South Koreans

Even Bob Hope-- --Beat ’Em There  Marines Hit Wonsan’s Beaches But South Koreans Already There      IFEyven Bob Hope.-

Marines Put 20,000 Ashore At Wonsan   But Only Action -Seen is Bob Hope And Baseball Game

SIR BASIL BROOKE POSTPONES VISIT TO UNITED STATES   Reports Hint Dispute In VU. § House On Irish Partition Factor

House Members Pass Economic Control Measure  Legislators Approve Bill by Voice Vote

FRANCO'S DAUGHTER MARRIED IN MADRID   Spanish Aristocracy Turns Cha Ese Wedding

AMERICANS DRIVE REDS FROM KEY PASS TO CHINJU AFTER OVER-NIGHT BATTLI

Farmington Abuzz Over Mass Flight Ot Stranoe Obiects Sighted There Friday

igi ds of Peonte See ‘ ira see Objects Fly High Above Son luar: Identification Unknown

NEW PEACE MOVES HINTED BY DIPLOMATS   Acheson to Remain At UN Office  For Time

DRIVERS GRILLED IN BRINK’S CASE   One Trucker Caught in Lie. Boston Police Say

Two Truck Drivers Questioned in Brink Robbery; Club Holdup Admitted

 Radio Corporation's Officials Crack Down  Wives’ Complaints Break Up $350,000 Horse Book Racke

Crack Down on Tenith Radio  Employees   Horse Betting Setup Is Uncovered After Wives Protest Gambling Ring  '

Solon Would Require Corporations ‘To Pay Their Income Taxes Sooner

E arlier Payment O1 Taxes Is Proposed   New Blow Is Aimed At Corporations In An Attempt To Erase Big Deficit

Propose Corporations Pay Income Taxes Sooner  ‘As Means Of Balancing Federal Budget Next Year

Plan Would Have Corporation Pay Income Tax Early   Solon Says Proposal Would Almost Bring Balanced Budget

Urges Early Payments of Corporate Tax   Rep. Mills Believes His Proposal Would Help Balance Budget

ake lk £ CLLOW—  Democrat Wants Corporations To Pav Income Taxes At Faster Clin

Plan To Pay Taxes Earlier Is Advocated  Lawmaker Would Seek Settlements From Corporations

Would Balance Budget via Earlier Taxes   Congressman Propose: Corporations Pay Uy Within Six Month:

Mills To Present A New Tax Plan   Makes Corporations Pav Taxes Earlier

Propose Step-Up in Tax Payments by Corporations   Earlier Due. Date ‘Suggested. iby. ‘Rep. Mills. of . Ar ” kansas in Effort to Balance Federal Budget. '

Mills Proposes Corporations Pay Tax Levy Sooner  Arkansas Rep. Would Balance U. S. Budget By Early Collections

South’s Peach Crops Said Complete Loss; North Dakota Areas Suffer Under Snow

Peach Buds In Georgia And Carolinas Killed: Strawberries Suffer Al so; Temperatures At Record Lows

516,000,000 CROP LOS 1) CAUSED BY OPRING FREEZE   Peach Buds Nippee in North ern Georgia and Carolinas —Tennessee Strawberries  Set Back.   SNOW, ICE ISOLATE N. DAKOTA FAMILIES   All-Time Records for Cold a This Time of Year Tumble in Missouri and Six Other States.

CROP DAMAGE HEAVY IN NEW FRIGID WAVE   Cold Records Tumble $16 Million Loss In Peach Crops Seen

Cold Causes Crop Loss In Millions   Spring Continues Deep-FreezeBinge And Records Fall

Spring Goes on Worst Binge in Years   All-Time Weather Records Tumble in Several States

Cold Records Fall In Many ” Parts OF U.S.   Power-Mad Spring On . One ‘Of Worst Binges tn History

: Power-Mad Spring Goes On Worst Binge -In Modern Times; South’s Crops Killed

ROLES IN WAR OUTLINED 12 Atlantic Pact Nations Study _ Defenses Against Russian Attack

Atlantic Pact Staff Chiefs Map Defense   American Role Against Russian Attack Would Be Stratecic Bombing

12 Atlantic Pact. Nations Meet to Braft Master Plan  Primary American Role in War Would Be Strategic Bombing

12 Nations Represented At Meeting   Strategic Bombing To Be U.S. Role, In Case Of War

Duffy Renews Red Probe Bid  Sends Third Request To Governor Lausche

RAIL PARLEYS SEEKING PEACE   Switchmen Move Up Deadline To June , Talks Set For Tuesday.

[Another Rail Strike Threatenec   Last Minute Peace Talks Counted On To Avert Walkout

Chill Prevails. Second Night; Orchards Hit   Blooming Peach Trees In Pike County Nipped; April’s Cold Nearly Equals Last January

Teacher Bonuses Have Limitations   Attorney General Announces Policy

Only “A,B” Or Graduate Teachers Ruled Qualified To Receive Raises

President Confers With Johnson: Defends Acheson Against Attacks   Defense Secretary To Meet With North Atlantic Military Leaders

President Truman Ready To Defend State Department   Democrats Rally  Behind Acheson; COP Onnoses Him

Truman Rallies All-out Defense For Acheson   Republicans Seeking To Unseat Head Of State Dept.

Defense Chief Sees Truman i On Eve of His Voyage. to Europe   President, Johnson Tolk Over Atlontic  Pact Plans, Also Department Vacancies

Truman Rallies Forces For Defense Against GOP Try To Expel Acheson

Truman Rallies ToAcheson s Aic  Calls Congress’ Big 4 To Meet Attacks

Johnson Summoned To Meeting with President Today  Talk Strategy   Talk Strategy Before Secretary Goes to Europe

Democrats  Rallied By _ President   AdministrationPrepared To Help Secretary Acheson

President Calls Johnson to Parley On Defense Setup  Truman Also Acts To Block Acheson  Oucter Camnaian

BRIDGES LEADS REPUBLICAN ATTACK 7 Truman Organizes Forces To Battle Campaign In Senate To Oust. Acheson

Sec. Johnson Holds Parley With Truman   Defense Chief Confers on North Atlantic Strateov Meeting

Johnson In Conference With Truman   Chief Calls Secretary To Diseuss Allied Defense Strategies

TRUMAN RALLIES PARTY LEADERS, DEFEND ACHESON   REPUBLICAN SOLONS MAPPING ATTACK ON U. S. TOP DIPLOMAT

President Rallies Administration Forces for All-Out Defense Of Acheson as Secretary of State

Forces Join Against GOP Ouster Move  For Acheson   Truman Calls Four Congress Leaders  To Outlne Plans

President Maps West Defense With Secretary  i: Pe   Truman Directs Battle Against Acheson Critics

Truman Gets  Set To Back Acheson Fully  President Calls  Big Four For  rs @. Se SSS

Truman Rallies Administration Forces For All-Out Defense Of Secretary Acheson

Acheson Due For Defense From Attack   Truman Rallies Party Leaders To Hit GOP Moves For Ouster

Truman Marshals Acheson Defense  President Is Backing Aide “To the Limit” Against Ouster Moves

Truman Calls Rally fo Beat Off GOP Drive   President to Support Secretary Acheson To the Limit

Troman Begin: Stout Defense Of Acheson  GOP Plans New   GOP Plans New Battle To Oust State Secretary

Truman Rallies Force To Defense OfSec. Acheson  Aides Say President Is Backing Secretary Of State ‘To Limit’

Praises Work Of Secretary   Swings Into Action Agoinst Republicon Efforts to Drive Acheson From Office

‘Bitterest Wrangle Since Civil War’  Military-State Department Row on Formosa Erupts

Formosa Text Put In Record By Republicans   Bitter Wartime Family Row iGrows Within Administration

Family Fight Worst Since Lincoln’s Day   Long Feud Breaks Into Open At Time When It Shouldn't

Military And State Dep’t Wrangle Viewed As Worst ‘Family’ Quarrel Since Civil War

Military, State Agencies Fight   Complex Pacific War Strategy  Caueae Frictian

_ Withdrawal Of MacArthur’s Speech On Formosa Defense Breaks Wrangle Out  In Open; Trouble Brewing  For Several Years.

Wrangle Between Military and Civil Administration Recalls Lincoln Days

Bitter Split Over Policy  In Capital  State And Military Leaders In Wrangle

Civilian-Military Wrangle Over Far Eastern ‘Policy Hottest Since Lincoln's Cabinet Row

REDS MASS. AT NIGHT FOR ~NEW ATTACK   Lull Along Battle Front Today But North Koreans Maintain Pressure for New Drive.   » MacARTHUR VISITS LINES IN KOREA   General Confident of Victory But Sees Long Struggle; Plug Holes on Pusan Approaches.

3 Columns Mass Near Yongdong   U. S. Artillery Blasts Communist Infantry Groups

North Korean Troops Attack 25th Division Positions; Yank Patrols rorceRed Column Back Two Mites

Supervisory Persomel Fired Upon; Industry Starts To Feel Walkout

Ambush Guns Fire at ‘Subs’ On Southern   Bullets Wound None Jn Knoxville Fracas; Tie-Up Hits Industry

Violence Flares Up In Rail Strike, Industry Pinched   Officials Admit Chances for Quick Settlement Slim

Shots Fired At Southern Freights   Industry Feels First Pinch of Rail Wolkout

Two Southern Trains Attacked From Ambush   Freight Trains Operated by Supervisory Personnel Are Fired on Near Knoxville, Tenn.; Striking Trainmen Charae They Were Stan ed.

Substitute Train Crewmen Report  Being Fired Upon   Rail Stoppages Causing Industry To Shut Down All Over Nation

Shots Fired at Trains Manned  By Office Men   Coal Mines Close in East; Auto Plant Hit by Lack of Material

Violence Breaks Out In Railroad Walkout: Workers Fired Upon  In Tennessee Town

FAT FLAREUP REPORTED OM SOUTHERN RY.   Industry Suffers When Plants Shut Down; Railroads Lay Off Men.

Southern Rwy. Train Fired on; Strike Pinching   Mines Closing in District; Industries Lay Off Men

Violence Breaks In Strike Against Major Railroads   Replacements for the Union Workers Fired Upon From Ambush

Eisenhower Also Has Formula.... Hoover Cites Way To Protect Nation

Hoover Advises U.S. Demand for Europe Self-Help  Warns of Burden; ow ge CO aa  a iM Snr EN   Warns of Burden; Eisenhower Urges Strong Defenses

U.$. Cannot Carry Whole Load—Hoover   West Europe Must Help Self, Former President Asserts

Ike, Hoover And Baruch Chart Nation’s Course   Zisenhower Sees UMT As Sacrifice That Will Gua antee Freedom; Would Balance Russ Rearming

Hoover, Baruch, . Eisenhower, Have Advice for U. S.   This Nation Must Have More Help In War on Reds, Statesmen Warn

Hoover, Eisenhower, Baruch State Views   Three Prominent Americans Offer Advice on Keeping Country Strong in Tension-Packed World in Addresses Delivered Last Night.   FORMER WOULD REGROUP UN

Appeals to Allies for Self-Help   Hoover Warns of Danger Of Economic Bleeding Of US by Arms Gifts   Eisenhower, Baruch Urge Strengthening Military To Safeguard Freedom

Ike, Hoover, Baruch Give U.S. Advice  Europe Should Hel] Self: Fx-President

Hoover, Eisenhower and Baruch Offer Nation Advice on How To Keep This Country Strong

Hoover Urges Europe Do More To Help Self   Eisenhower Cites Need for Compulsory Military Training

Hoover; Eisenhower, Baruch Offer Advice On Keeping Nation Strong

Give Ideas On Keeping Top Power   Militar y-Economic Burdens Of World Carried By U. &. Says Hoover

Hoover, Eisenhower And Baruch Discuss U.S. Place in World   Hoover Cails for Uniifed Defense For Western Worid

U.S. Advised on How to Remain Strong by Trio   Europe Must Help, Too Hoover Says; Baruch and Eisenhower Talk

Nation Gets Good Advice   Hoover, Ike, Baruch  Offer U.S. Blueprint For Keeping) Strong

eIMping MoOsauIzation Zncourages soviet Adventures'—   Rt A A  Hoover, Eisenhower, Baruch Urue Nation To Be Strona

 Ex. -President, Soldier, Statesman  Hoover, Kisenhower, Baruch  ‘Advise U.S. To Remain Strone

Eisenhower, Baruch, And Hoover Voice Opinions   Hoover Asks Europe Cooperation; Ike Wants Strong UJ. S- Baruch Savs Mobilization Needed

Hoover, Eisenhower And Baruch Advise Nation   Rv THE ASSOCIATEN PRESS

Hoover, Eisenhower, Baruch List Views For Maintaining U. S. Strength

Elder Statesmen Offer Advice On How To Keep United States Strong

Ardent Trout Fisherraan ‘Not One to Let Simple Things Bother Him

News Workers Join Forces in Demand For Three Benefits   Eleven Unions Are. Asking Pension Plans, Also ‘Health, Welfare  Pavmoente

$4.5 BILLION AID FUND OKAYED Senate Approves $100 Million Economic Aid Loan To Spain

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Nothing Wrong With Reds, F. D. R. Told Martin Dies

White House Writer Is Tagged Red   Senator Charges Person Failed in Loyalty Test

Solon Says Rea Writes Speeches In White House   Declares That State Department Denied Person Clearance

Pact Nations To Coordinate Defense Plans   Permanent High Board Of Strategy to Be Set Up to Direct Cold War Tactics Aqainst Reds

Judge's ire Flares In Lusfron Tangle  Marshal May Be Used To Enforce Orders

Judge Threatens Force on Lustron  Federal Jurist Says Marshal to Enforce Challenged RFC Claim

Lustron Case Judge Spurns Court’s Order   Threatens To Send U. S. Marshal. To Ohio Plant To Enforce His Order  Concerning R

2 Judges In Tug- Of -War  Ovie Lustron   Higher Courts May Be Called Upon to Untangle Legal Snarl over Assets

i Labor Faces Budget Battle  Pound Devaluation Strengthens  British Economy, Cripps Claims

Cripps Claims pe British Pound Slash Benefit   Recovery Started, Exports Increase, He Tells Commons

Devaluing Pound Turned Out Well, Is Cripps Claim   Budget Message Given Parliament  By Sir Stafford

Cripps Says Devaluation  Paying Off   Gold And Dollar Reserves Go Up; Exports Reeover

Defense Offers Hair Statement   Aim To Knock Down First Degree Murder Charge Against Him

Spendthrift Socialism Charged   _ 5 eo   Republicans Hit Back at First Speech of Truman Trip.

WHERRY REPLIES 10 TRUMAN TALK   (ALLS BRANNAN PLAN A“MON. STROSITY'—SEES DRIFT TOWARD SOCTALIS™M,

Wherry Cuts Loose as Truman Foe   Denounces Policy of Spendthrift Socialism at Home

Truman ‘Chasing Rainbows’ Painted By Radical Advisers, Says Wherry

C, & E. 1. LOSING $6,000 A MONTH ON TWO TRAINS   Wants to Discontinue Twe Passenger Trains South of Salem.

Six Secret Indictments  Returned By  County Grand Jury — At Kansas City

Community Chest Fund 29% Short Of Annual Goal   $45,445 Total Announced At Wednesday’s Final Report Dinner

Community-Chest  Fund 29% Short Of Annual Goal  $45,445 “Total “Announce 7At Wednesday’ a Final

One Dead, 6 Hurt In Chicago Fire   Drunken Party Blamed For Blaze

Kramer Sues Bank Officials   $250,000 Suit Filed Ir Anne Arundel County Circuit Court

French Strike Fails To Halt All Utilities   Government Draft Keeps Gas and Electricity in Service after Walkouts

French Keep . Utilities In Operation   Thousands Involved Iu Strike; Tndustry Apperently Not Hit

French Draft Utility Men To Halt Commie-Led Strike   Thousands Of Workers Go Out On Strike But Essential Service Guaranteed Through Act Of Government; Only 10 Per Cent Are Drafted: No Trouble Seen

Utilities Workers In France Strike; Key Men Drafted   About 10 Per Cent Of Key Personnel Called In Draft

FORD WORKERS ASK CONTRACT BE REOPENED   Union Wants Immediate Wage Hike And Other Renefits. Report

Reopening Of Contract Requested   Rising Living Costs Cited by Union for Pay Increase Plea

VA Official Says Term Insurance Should Die Without New Extension

Ask Second Senate Quiz On Amerasia   Barkley Clears Way For Probe; Rebukes GOP Sponsors

Barkley Clears Way for Second Amerasia Probe   He Publicly Rebukes 21 GOP Leaders Whe Proposed the Inquiry

But Vice President Rebukes GOP Senators Who Demanded Check   Adjournment Seen Possible By July 31   Local Option Okayed For Rent Control; Tax Bill Proceeds

Congress  :  Still Aiming. For July 31 Adjournmen   Headway Made on — Rent Control and Tax Revision; Draft Bil Debate To Open

U.S. Hopes For Freer Argentina   Loan May Persuade. Peron To Loosen Grip

120,000 Fans Cheer. Gorilla   Ailtng Bushman Walks About For Record  Crowd At Zoo

Hawkins School Decision Delayes  Court Will Vote On Funds In Jan.

IPPOSITE DIRECTIONS  Bradley Plugs Europe Aid:  Solons Seek Disarmament

Bradley Urges More Arms for Europeans   Speaks for Aid as New Disarmament Parley Drive Opens

Republicans Say Congress Must Approve Any Plans to Send More Troops to Europe

G.O. P. Wants Voice In Any Commitments  Declares Congress Should Pase Upon ” pcetang At Brussels

GOP Demand Check Rights   Party Would Approve Acheson's Decision

VOICE DEMANDED IN ALLIED PLAN   Republicans Call For Congress To Pass On Any Commitments Acheson May Make Te Furoneane

“The Greatest Story Eve r Told” Jesus Power Proves Threat To Rulers

“The Greatest Story Ever Told” A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived  i by FULTON OURSLER

Strangling Of Pretty Detroit Matron Bares lllicit Love Of Grocer

OVER LOVERS’ QUARREL — Pants Belt Strangler Confesses To Slaying Pretty Society Matron

Joint Chiefs Make Secret Asia Report   Content Awaits Presidential Release: Morale Found Good

Chiefs of Staff Report Secretly on Implications of Far Eastern Aid

Atom-Powered Subs Ready for Construction   Adm. Sherman Asks Federal Funds for New Navy Vessels

Navy Set to Start Work or Atomic Sub   Wants Authority From Congress to  Bulld U-Boat

NAVY WANTS APPROVAL  Plans Ready For Start On Atomic-Powered Sub

Hear Phone Talk On Their Radios   Centerville, Tenn., People Prefer Conversations to Regular Radio Programs

Enemy Di os In to Repel U.S.  Marine Cor ps   North Koreans Lob Shells Into Attackers And Prepare for Street-by-Street Battle; Cavalry from South Gains 26 Miles

City May Have To Be Taken In House-TaHouse Fighting   ‘FIRST CAVALRY GAINS 35 MILES IN ONE DAY

Hoey Predicts Gray Will Win UNG Presidency   Graham Praises The. Nomination Of Sec. Of Army

N.Y. Governor  Senator Lehman  Is Re-Elected Over le flaw  D Lianlar

YANKS ARE WATCHING General MacArthur An nounces Arrival of Third Infantry   Called to Service

Five Trapped. In Lead Mine  Sindke. Hinders. , Rescue .Operations .

Rescuers Seek 5 Trapped Men   Quintette Caught Ir Smoke-Filled Lead Mine

Five Men Trapped In Big Utah Mine   Fire In Huge Lead Mine Hampers Kescue Exiorts In Maze Of Passages

9 Men Trapped For 24 Hours In Lead Mine   Billowing Smoke Hinders Rescue Operations at Tiny Mining Town

Five Still Trapped [in Utah Lead Mine  Dense Smoke Hampers Search in 400-Mile  Network of Tunnels

5 LEAD MINERS TRAPPED IN DEEP ~~ UTAH TUNNELS   Underground Fire of Unknowr Origin; Smoke Drives Back Rescuers.

Smoke Balks Mine Rescue   Rescuers Unable to Go in Search of 5 Men Trapped in Utah Shaft

Five Remain Trapped in Utah Mine   Efforts at Rescue Hampered by Dense Clouds of Smoke

Legion Urges Reds Be Jailed  Commander Craig Demands Universal Military Training

Secret Papers Of Army Stolen  Spy Rings Robs USA Officers In Germany

Report Spy Ring Busy In Reich   Well Organized Group Blamed for Thefts of Secret Papers from U.S. Army Officers

Detroit Loses Place as 4th Largest to LA.   _ West Coast City Replaces Michigan City on List

Taft Asks New Tax Immediately, Visualizes 10-15 Yr. Mobilization

TAFT CALLS FOR MOBILIZATION FOR 1010 15 YEARS   Added $10 - $20 Billion In Taxes Must Be Raised

New Taxes To Pay Defense Cost Urged   Taft Says U.S. Must Remain Mobilized

LEGION ASKS JAIL FOR SUBVERSIVES'   Higher Taxes Now Urged by Sen. Taft

Holy Year Pilgrims Jam Rome Today   Bells to Proclaim Anniversary of The Resurrection

Tentativley Ageced : New Business May be Exempt From Full Excess Profit Tax

New Businesses Get Protection  House Unit Plans Tax Consideration —

NEW FIRMS TO RECEIVE EXEMPTION   House Group Would Ease Full Impact Of “Excess” Law

Delegates May Pass School Bill  _ Law Would Delegate  $45 Millian Localiy

Adequate Water  Supply Seen for  Irrigation Work Dams Hold Enough To Carry Crops  hraua

Adequate Water Supply Seen for  Irrigation Work Dams Hold Enough To Carry Crops

DUBLIN WELCOMES UJ. 5. AMBASSADOR   Garret Presents Credentiais To President O'Kelly

Wipe aia yteraneertiencinncas * See aceccact ine asesmia sso  U.S. AMBASSADOR WELCOME BY IRISH

Turns Down Bid For Senate; fo Finish Task   Thanks Supporters for Encouragement; Feels Needed in lowa.

Macy Starts Court Action in Effort to Save Seat in Congress   Charges That Many Persons Voted Who Were Not Entitled To

New York’s Rainmaker’ Didn't Cause Blizzard, Weather Bureau Insists

Senate Ready  To Vote Arms   Passage Believed Certain In Balloting Today

Senate Vote On Arms Aic Set Friday  World Crisis May Cause Quick Action   World Crisis May Cause Quick Action  On Helnines hKerea

Arms Bill Passage Appears Certainty  Senate Vote On Billion Dollar Measure Due

VOTE SCHEDULED IN SENATE TODAY ON ARMS AID BIL!   Passage of $1,272.500,000 Measure to Send Weapons to Non-Red Nations Believed Certain.   ONE TAFT OBJECTION BELIEVED REMOVED   Lucas Accepts Amendment to Section That Ohioan Said Would Give Arms to South America.

Huge Arms Ait Bill Believed Sure To Pass   Sen. Lucas Presses For Action In Face Of Crisis In Korea

Senate to Vote Today on Arms Aid; Bill's Passage Believed Certain

Bell Workers’ Refusal to Cross Lineis Studied   Telephone Union May Be Violating New Anti-Strike Law

State Watching For Violation of Anti-Strike Law   Lega! Opinion May Be Needed to Fix Status In Telephone Dispute

Masked Gunmen Seize Documents   Cuban Court Room Invaded And Looted

Gunmen Seize Court Papers in Cuban Raid   Police Hold Two ' Guard Officers; Documents Taken

Six Masked Gunmen Invade Havana Court And Seize Documents  Papers Taken Relate To Fraud Charges

Kopp’s Decision ‘Blow’ To City, Howell Says; Blocks New Revenues   Sees City ‘Subsidy’ To the University   Had Been Assessed At $310,225; Judge Says State Gets Benefits

State Fair Opens On Friday; Record Gate Is Hope Of Officials   $2nd Annual Extravaganza at Des Moines

Ked Tank Column Presses Back Yanks, South Koreans   Americans Suffer Nominal to Heavy Losse: as Communist Forces Overrun 3 Towns

Minister Reveals Red Danger To Seoul  Korea Police Chief Fears Fifth Column

Vinson Declares Big Force May Last for Years; 380 Months Service  Asked hy Hershey

3,000,000 Armed Force For Years   Hearings On Broadened Draft Law Start; To Stay Within 19 To  25 Age Groups

Draft Law to Raise, Maintain Armed Force Of Three Million Men in Prospect This Year

Vinson Foresees Broadened Draft Law by Year-End   Extended Period of Military Need Forecast By Chairman of Armed Services Committee

Broadened Dratt Law Likely Soon   In Prospect Before End of the Year; 3-Million-Man  Force Certain

BROADER DRAFT LAW SEEN BY YEAR’S END   U. S. May Maintain Armed Force of 3 Million Men for as Long as Generation

Broadened Draft Law in Prospect   May Take Generation baw 2 KAS kaw Cxcoww -

Broadened Draft Law Charted in Congress   Revisions to Raise and Maintain 3,000,000Man Armed Force ‘for Years to Come’ Await Return of Leaisjators in November

Vinson Expects Congress To Revise Draft   Navy To State Manpower Needs Next Monday

Broadened Draft Law Is Expected in Near Future   Vinson Says Congress May Revise Present Law to Maintain a 3.000.000 Man Fare;

Broader Draft Law Expected   New Provisions May Cover Generation

Standing Army Of 3,000,000 Men Advocated   Would Be Maintained As Long as Red Perif Continues

Nation May Be Armed Camp  » For Generation   Forecast Is Made By Senator Vinson

3,000,000-MAN ARMY SEEN FOR YEARS TO COME   Congress Likely to Change Draft Law; Hit Exam Methods.

Vinson Sees Changes In Draft Law   Georgia Senator Expects Congress To Act This Year

Armed Forces Of 3,000,000 In Prospect  Vinson Predicts   Vinson Predicts Drastic Draft

Draft Regulations To Be Relaxed to Get Bigger Forces  Four Major Changes Proposed As Basis for New Law--One Is

Three Million Men in Arms Seen for U.S.   House Unit.Chairman Predicts Broadened Selective Service

Broader Draft Act In Cards   Congress Expected . To Pass Law Enabling U.S. to Keep 3 Million. Man Army for Years

3 Million Man Army Is Likely For Many Years   Vinson Forecasts ‘Armed Defense For Generation’

Broadened Draft Law in Prospect After Elections   Congress Expected to Revise Set-Up Prior  tea Tan. 1

Present Rules to Be Revised   Hershey Hints Draftees Flunk Tests on Purpose

Broadened Draf Law Predicted By Rep. Vinson  Three-Million Man Armed Force Seen Standin ng By ‘For

Revision Of Draft Laws In Prospect   Would Maintain An Armed Force Of Three Million Men; Hearings Held On Suaaested Changes

WOULD ENABLE U.S. 10 BUILD UP HUGE ARMY   Vinson Sees Need For An Army of 3,000,000  For Future

Broader Draft Law fo Last for "Years fo Come’   Vinson Says Need May Remain For Generation

Vinson Sees Drastic New Draft Setup   Three Million Force For Generation Seen As Ultimate U.S, Goal

3 Million Army Seen U.S. Need  For Generation   More Drastic Draft Law  to Be Presented by } November

Long-Term Draft Legislation Seen  Vinson Hints Law For ‘Generation’

Broader Draft Law Being Shaped to Maintain 3,000.000-Man Armed Force for Years Ahead

Extended Draft Law For Nation Forecast   Chairman Vinson of House Committee Sees Prospect of Maintaining Armed Force of 3,000,000 Men for “Years to Come, Perhaps Generation.”   TO REVISE LEGISLATION

OF THREE MILLION   Vinson Predicts Standing Force for Years—‘Per haps a Generation”   TO REVISE DRAFT LAY

BROADER DRAFT LAW TO FURNISH NATION'S NEEDS   Revised Measure Planned To Bring In Great Number Of Men For Defense For Many Years.

— VINSON GIVES VIEWS —. Sees Broadened Draft Law Before Year’s End

ACHESON DENIES OFFER TO QUIT   SECRETARY OF STATE IS CRITICIZED BY SOME CONGRESSMEN

Acheson Says He Won't Quit Secretary of State Position   Also Asserts Truman Hasn't Asked Him To—Faces New GOP Attack Today

Acheson Hasn't Offered fo Quit  Nor Has Truman Asked Him to Do So

Sec. Acheson. Not to Resigr   Stays as Head of State Department: Despite De: mands That-He Quit Job.

Acheson Denies Offer to Resign Over Hiss Trial   _ State Department A Spokesman Says No Request Submittec

Acheson Has Not Offered fo Resign   Neither Was He Asked by President, He Says

Solons Study Reports That Gls Fighting la In Frigid North Korea Lack Winter Clothing .

Rail Dispute Peace Nearing   Steelman Reports ‘Further Progress’

Rail Talks Show More  Progress   Long Session Held: Wildcat Walkout Ends At Toledo

FEPC Baiked By ‘Politics, GOP Charges  - Administration Delays Civil Rights Action, Senators Say

Dems Balk FEPC To Aid Candidates   Republicans Declare Measure Is Sidetracked To Protect Democrats Seeking Reelection.

Atom Smashers Endangered By Fire A California U   Atomic Project Building Is Destroyed

Milk Plentiful, Price Drops In Many Texas Communities   ‘Price War’ on At Dallas; Producers Say Thair Cuts Qut of Line in Some Places

sconomy Firm Snvder Says   JUVaCr Odys  Sees No Present Need for Ration Of Foodstuffs

H-Bomb Location Chosen By AEC  South Carolina Tract Has 250.000 Acres

Carolina Gets  H-Bomb Plant   Expansion of Tennessee AEC Facilities Seen

AEC Chooses Site For New H-Bomb Plan’   Huge Tract in South Car. olina To Be Used For Development

U.S. to Build Plant to Make H-Bomb Needs   250,000-Acre Tract In South Carolina to Be Used for Project

MARSHALL PLAN GOES TO FLOOR   ‘Attempt to Restore Full Sum Beaten

House Group Okays Foreign Aid Measure  Votes to Substitute $1 Billion With Food

Buffalo Schools Closed; Power Shortage Looms   Miners Show No Intention to Return to Work

Three Governors Map Emergency Measures  As Men Refuse To Work   Lewis Hemmed In By Troubles As Contract Talks With Operators Are Resumed Today.

Virginia May Seize Mines; Supplies Low   Maryland, N. Y, Plan Possible Coal Rationing

Governors of Thre e Sta tes , ae Map Plans for Coal Himéiiven oy vie

Workman Drops 9 Floors; Walks Away  Fails Even To Fill Out Report On It

Auction News   Spies & Lein ........085 October 2" (Night Sale) ws eee ff PP td

— NATIONAL INSTITUTE AWARD —  Artistic Rebel Wins Coveted Medal at 78

FORMER NAVY RADAR EXPERT HELD AS SPY   Suspect Is Arrested After Ejection From Mexico

Solitary’ Follows San Quentin Riots  Warden Isolates 11  Ease Dicturbances

Catholies Join France's Fight 25 wee Ae   Hold Reds Against Slim Western Resistance

Acheson Willing To Aid Formosa  Economic Aid, Not Military, However

Acheson Backs Move to Help National China   Congressional Group Asks  $28.000.000 Re Given

MORE U. S. HELP MAY GO QUT TO FORMOSA   Secretary Acheson Is Reported as Favoring Funds for Chiang

Acheson OK’: Economic Aid For Formosa   Move May Satisfy Critics

Employment  dnecreases  In March Unemployment  ee ae a   Unemployment Drops 561,000 After New High

CAPITAL REPORTS DROP IN UNEMPLOYED   Jommerce Department Focouraged By Decrease of 561,000 in dobless During March.

Ford’s Men Get Fat New Contract   One of Labor Day Sur: prises; Secretary Tobir prises; Secretary Tabin

126,000 FORD. WORKERS GIVEN WAGE INCREAS   Will Cost Firm Up To $50Million Annually: Pact  Is For Five Years

Strike By Electrical Workers Averted Auto Pact Brightens Labor Day Holiday

Shivers Issues Formal Call For Legislature  Hospitals and Special  Schools Only Subject Grsleetétacl Tan Caccian

Red Crosses Mere Targets For North Korean Forces   Heroic GI Medics Forced To Erase International Symbol Of Mercy

Former Boxer From Muskogee Escapes Again In Germany; Big Hunt Under Way

Group Seeks Air Time For TV Rebuttal  Color Fight Rages; Court Suits Filed

lowa Farms Get Larger; More Own Their Own Farms   Nearly Half of State Farmland Farmed by Owners

lowa's Farms Growing Larger  Owner Percentage Highest in History

Time Runs Out Qn U.S. Probe Of Vote Fraud  Federal Government Likely Will Drop Kansas City Inquiry

Kansas City Ballot Box Theft Cases Die as Three-Year Legal Limit Expires

Nation's Coal Stockpiles Are Near Depletion   Miners Continue Strike In Defiance Of Injunction Move

Miners Stay Out As Coal Piles Dwindle   Seizure Not Intended White House Declares, Now Up To U. S. Court

U. S. Eyes GOP Vote  In Penna.  Primary Qutcome   Primary Outcome Today May Hove Important Effect in National Politics

Nation’s Politicians Keep Watchful Eye On Pennsylvania Election Today

Several Colleges  Postpone Reopening Due to the Storm   Dangerous Highways Impede Their Return; Sessions Tomorrow

South Korean Division Badly Mauled in Clash   Allied Forces Push Slowly Ahead In Face Of Fierce Attacks

korean Division Flees . Before Chinese Foes: Intervention Indicated

Army Spokesman Reports Chinese Regiment Enters Fierce Border Fighting

No Aid in Sight for ‘Wheat, Flour   Brannan Szys Government Unable to Take Action To Relieve Growers and Millers of Northwest

OUR CHURCHES   BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH  ae Eee TA Blethen  Vhuwerce

New Wire to Speed Up TV Ono Strand Con Carry Hundred Different  Sanmemiexi

Navy Pilofs Shoot Down Russ-Made Jel   Damage Railroad Bridges Crossing Yalu on Border

Father Admits Killing Polio-Crippled Eight-Year-Old Son: Tries fo Kill Self

Blame Democrats For World Plight  Four Senators See Series of ‘Failures’

GOP Senators Hit Foreign Policy   Blame FDR, Truman for Lost ‘Initiative’

Possibility of Sabotage Is Being Probed   Death Toll Set At 24 Or More; 352 Are Injured

Sabotage Seen Possibility; Dead Total 24 to 29   352 Injured; Property Loss Over $20 Million

Sabotage Seen In Port Blast; At Least 24 Die   Town Wrecked ; 352 Hurt; Loss May Be More Than $20.00. 000

Barges Loaded With Munifiens Cauco Disaster   Mysterious Explosion Rocks South Amboy

Four India Bound Barges Erupt; Over 350 Injured, Damage Set at $20 Million

Sabotage Suspicion Is Probed In New Jersey Explosion; 352 Injured   Soldiers Patrolling Wrecked Area; Search Is Hampered By Live Anti-Personnel Mines.

24 Die In  Munition Explosion   Blast Wrecks Town, 352 Are Injured

‘Authorities Say Listing of Dead May Reach 29   Damage Estimated At $20 Million

352 Injured In Munitions Blast At N. J.   ‘4 Barges Loaded With Munitions Going to India

Taegu Threat Is Broken By  Planes. Guns   Phosphorus Shells Poured Into Enemy Troops To Direct Figchter-Bombers

Charge Paper Is Aiding Gambling   All Phone Service Cut From Newspaper In Yonkers, N. Y.

Cut Phone Service  To Tabloid Paper   Police Allege Wires Used For Gambling Purposes By Yonkers Daily Times

ALL PHONES OF PAPER CUT OFF   Police Allege Wires Were Being Used For Gambling Purposes  VIOLATIONS DENIED

Tabloid’s Phone Service Cut Off  Police Claim Wires Used in Gambling

Yonker's Daily Has Telephone Service Cut   Police Charge Wires Used to Aid and Abet Gambling

Newspaper Loses Phone Service Allegedly Used For Gambling Purposes

Seizure of Rail Lines Forecast   President Meets With Cabinet in Effort to Decide Course of Action: No Anneal Likely

Threatened Rail Strike Believed to be Topic; RR Groups Send Denia

Truman Sifts Rail Action With Cabinet   Seizure Seems Only Step; Unions Deny Any ‘Double Cross’

Railroad Unions Deny — Breaking Strike Pledge   REFUTE STATEMENT IN TELEGRAM TO: TRUMAN, CABINET MEETS ON WALKOUT

MBE FP VR ANIL,  Kg . Class Officers of 1951 in Session Last Night

Britain Ends Gas Reins ’ Ten-Year Ban Lifted After Agreement With

Gasoline-Starved Britons Celebrate ‘Wildly As Lano Rationing I: Ended

British Celebrate Gas Ration End; Buy With Sterling   Ten-Year Drouth Goes Out; Two Conrpanies Waive Dollar Porehases

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All In The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Churchill Recalls Surrender Terms   Experienced Surprise At Roosevelt Order

‘Churchill Writes Of His Surprise ‘At Unconditional Surrender’ Stand

99 CARS JUMP BROKEN TRACK NEAR SEWARD  Derailment Completely Blocks Pennsy ' Wat aie whe Weanl:   TRUIK TO HIS NAME.

One-Car Accidents Cause Concern Among Patrol; Mingle Cites Example

Pressure Kased By U.S. Blows   Our Casualties In Korea Pass 42,000 Total

Communists Thrown Back From Eastern Beachhead   13,000 Names On Casualty List

UN Withdrawal Follows Plan   MacArthur Reports 13,000 Casualties Since Nov. 27

U.N. Warships, Planes Thwart Red Attack  Most Menacing Drive on Hungnam Beach By Communist Forces Stopped by Allies

Enemy Assaults Reported Slowed by Heavy Losses   Report Comparative Quiet  At 38th Parallel Where  Eighth Army Jlolds Cine

Planes, Ships Keep Up Blow: Against Reds   Heavy Toll Taken Of Communists Around Beachhead

General Orders Probe of Denied Aid to Formosa  MacArthur Demands Action After Hearing

Probe Of ‘Leak’ Is Ordered   Army Is Investigating Release Of Report On Formosa Policy

Arkansas Residents Lose Lives In Series Of Violent Mishaps Over Weekend

Famed Juvenile e To Resior  Comitte Mellow VIE.      Camiffe Kelley Will Aid Filming Of Book

Assistant Defense Chief Defends Mobilization Speed In Address Before VFW

Johnson Acts Outlined At Vet Meeting   Leva’'s Remarks Are Answer To QOuster Request

McCarthy Cites FBI Red ‘List’   Charge Absolutely False, Department Retorts

NEW ACCUSATION BY SEN. M’CARTHY IS BRANDED FALSE   State Department Says Three Red Suspects Are Not on Its Pay Roll as Lawmaker Charges,   DOCUMENT FIGURES IN THE EXCHANGE   McCarthy Says FBI Prepared Chart Listing Communists —Statement Is Quickly Denied.

Senator McCarthy's New Blast AtStatel Jepartment Termed ‘Absolutely False’

M’CARTHY BLAST ‘QUICK TO BRING OFFICIAL REPLY   State Department Denies Chart Was Drafted By Bureau   SENATOR SAYS THREE REDS STILL WORKING

New Attack Brings State Dept. Denial   McCarthy Says Three Called Reds by FBI Keep Jobs; Senators Applaud His Speech

State Department Is Blasted Again By Sen. McCarthy   Quick Retort Brands New Assertion in Senate “Absolutely False”

McCarthy Looses New Blast   State Department Makes Quick Retort Calling Charge False

McCarthy Lets Go a New ‘Blast at State Department, Becomes a Target Himself

Accidents Fatal To Arkansans  Tineae wstln, t.   Three Killed In Missouri Crash

GM IS REBUFFED ON PRICE FREEZE   Ford Also May Request Order’sa Modification.

Rollback of Auto Prices Discussed   GM Offers to Deliver New Autos if Rollback Order is Modified

Rollback of Auto Prices Discussed  GM Offers to Deliver  New Autos if Rollback

GM Makes Plea For Price Rise  ESA Likely ts Reject  Aicebm wee male we’! Dan mri mck

Furious Air Assault Stops Commie Forces   Telling Blows Bring Blackout Orders For City Of Seoul

Navy and Far East Air Forces Halt Communist Drive   Report 20 Combat Planes, 5 Transports Lost in 15 Days

Lost Battalion Fights Way Out As Big Bombers Score Repeatedly  MacArthur Rennrise 40 Red Tanke And 128 Truck   MacArthur Reports 40 Red Tanks And 136 Trucks Destroyed By U. S. Air Force; No Mention Of Battalion’s Losses.

President And Attlee In Vital Conference °   Bradley Says To Be     rapped UN Forevs ti Pasitian nenated If Nea     wipe Alante Cpistead

Cherry Praised In Resolution; ture ls Speaker   Platform Requests Balanced Budget, Reduction In Debt

UNION PICKETING AMIERICAN BASES OF HUGE AIRLIN   Maintenance Em ployee: Back Stewardesses “And Dy reare Ir Walkout

. =\MAIN- ISSUE -IS WAGES— " Union. Strikes Against Pan American Airiine

Acheson Puts Okeh  On Formosa Funds   Agrees to Economie Assistance, Stands Pat Asainst Arms Aid

Economic Help’ Offered Chiang   Administration Is Still Refusing Arms To Beleaguered Formosa Troops

Up To 60,000 Soldier: Fighting Beside North ern Communists   TRYING TO GUARD VITAL POWER DAM

U.S. Troops Say Chinese Reds In War   Officers Report Dead Identified On Battlefield ‘

Enemy Hordes Pour Through Kighth Ar my   Chinese Swarm Along Every Gully, Road And Ridve Line

LARGE WHITE ELEPHANT FOUND FOR THAILAND'S, KING-PHUMIPHON’S-RITES-

Truman Labels Senator's Slander Claim as Politica   Taft Charges That The President Has ‘Libeled’ McCarthy

Hiroshima Red Riots Feared   Aussie Troops Are Rushed Back To Base

11 Persons are Dead; Two Boys Crushed by Tree   Biggest Spring Storm in History Pushes Toward Canada

Storms Leave Il Persons Deac Over Midwest  Gales Across Indiana   Gales Across Indiana County Updoot Treas Overturn Buildinas

Two Small Brothers Found Dead Under Tree After All-Night Search }   Alabama Is Lashed By Gales And Rain   Mississippi, Arkansas Also Feel Storm’s Fury; Damage Heavy

Vicious Gales Whip up New Dust Storm in Kansas Grain Belt; Mississippi and Indiana Also Battered by Winds

Dust Storms Cover Kansas   Other Parts of Nation Struck By High Winds

Ford Launches Nationwide Economy Run To Gather Data For Truckers

3 CARIBBEAN NATIONS HIT IN CONSPIRACIES   SFowy , Board Links ‘o Attempted Invations, Plots

Report Cites Latin Nations  For War Plots   Three Countries Blamed For Caribbean Uurest By OAS Counneil

Investigators Sternly Suggest, Any Repetition Be Met With Sanctions Under Rio Mutual Defense Treaty

Council Blames Three Nations Following Probe   Caribbean Plots Are Studied by Special Committee

Conspiracies Uncovered By Investigators   Committee Recommends Selection Of Five-Man Watchdog Board To Check On Faithfulness Of Treaty

‘Blame Cuba, Guatemala, Dominican ‘Republic for Caribbean Turmoil

3 of Caribbean Powers Accused  Of Hand in Plot   Five-Nation Inquiry Group Also Charges Attempted Invasions

THREE AMERICAN COUNTRIES ! ACCUSED IN INVESTIGATION OF CARIBBEAN AREA STRIFE:   Cuba, Guatemala And The Dominican Republic Were Involved In Plots, Committee Reports In Absolving Haiti

Oificers Hunting Armed Fugitives  Stolen Goods Found In Abandoned Auto

> WEST NATIONS SET 6 POINTS TO HALT WAR   Crossing of North Border Slated For Debate

Miners Helped by Steel Union   $500,000 Given to Aid Them in Fight

CIO. Steelworkers Union Sends UMW $500,000 Check To Assist Needy Miners and Families During Strike

Check Sent By CIO President Philip Murray Who Appeals To All Local Of Stee] Union To Wake Donations   EXECUTIVE BOARD 5 AUTHORIZ#S ACTION

UN ASSEMBLY TO HEAR RED ACCUSATIONS   ‘Aggression’ In Chine By U. S. Placed On Agenda

America Agrees To Give Airing To ‘Aggression   Steering Committee Put: Soviet Charges On Assembly Agenda

Russia Faces Another U. N. Rebuff on Korean Situation   Whether Council Yotes Today or Later in Week Remains To Be Secn; Russian Delegate Can Make Session Drawn Out

Reds Ready With Veto.... — et IO ee  United Nations Set  To Rebuff Russia

Ben Has New Name for Sid   Laney Applies Term ‘Liberal’ to McMath On Political Tour

Two Drown In Oregon Floods  2,000 Homeless As Rain Swells Rivers

000 Flee Raging Flood n Oregon   ‘wo Dead, One Missing as Rain-Swollen. Rivers Go on a Rampage

2,000 Homeless In Oregon Flood   Oregon-California Borderland Communities Are Isolated: Scores of Rural Families Marooned

Floods Chase 2,000 From  Oregon Homes   Two Known Dead, One Missing; Many Towns Are Isolated

Floods Drive 2,000 From Homesin Oregon   Two Drown, One Missing; Many Rural Families Marooned

Storm Swollen Oregon Rivers Isolate Scores Of Cities; Emergency Declared

Rivers Break Over Banks In Sudden Deluge  Towns On California Border Isolated

High Waters Drive 2,000  From Homes On Weekend   Oregon Rivers Gain: Crests; Two Deaths Occur Amid Valleys

2000 Made Homeless In Oregon Flood   Portland Area Is Swept By Surge Of Waters

2,000 Homeless In Oregon Flood   New Areas Periled By Rampaging Rivers

THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS Ik OREGON FLOODS   Two Persons Drowned In Raging Waters; Many Are Isolated

TWO DROWNED New Areas Threatened By Rivers  Aid Rushed To Stricken Cities

Floods In Oregor Kill Two, Make 2,000 Homeless  Scores Of Tawne   Scores Of Towns Isolated; Many Families Stranded

Oregon Flood Is Sweeping to Sea; Two Are Drownec   Two Thousand Ace Driven From Homes: New Threat Faces Lowlands

New Flooding Threatened by Swollen Rivers   2,000 Driven From «South Oregon Homes As Waters Rampage

Oregon Valley Swept by Flood: Many Homeless   Food Is Dropped To Isolated Town; Menace Continues

Three Dead And 2,000 Homeless In Oregon Flood   Heavy Downpour Of Rain Blamed For Hich Waters.

Oregon Flood Drives 2000  From Homes   Storm-Swollen Streams Are Moving Seaward; Threats to New Lowlands Are Growing

Many Made Homeless By Floods   Driven From Homies In Southern Oregon As Storm-Swollen  Rivera Overflow

Floods Threaten Oregon Lowland:   Rivers Burst Banks Forcing Residents To Evacuate Homes

EXPERT'S ADVICE TO WIVES  Children Should Run Second To Husbands

Defenders Of Key Tow Still Expect Mass Attack  Record Sorties Flown Monday In Round-Clock Aerial Attacks

Enemy Masses 40,000 Troops For Big Push   Entire Front Quietest It Has Been in Long Time; Planes Active

Taegu Guns Duel, Enemy’s Big Push Fails to Develop   Foe Appears Stalled North of Key  City, But Sends in More Troops and Lays Down Barrage; UN Forces Try To Trav 3.000 Reds in Pohang Area

‘Artillery Forces Reds to Stay Down   Last Night Quiet on Korean Fronts

Reds Believed Shifting Troops For Last Punch   40,000 Red Troops Reported Preparing To Hit U.N. Lines

kinemy Unable  ‘Lo Make Move   Artillery Pours Steady Stream Of Shells Into Communists While Planes Hang Up New Sortie Record; One Force Trapped

New Offensive Expected Soon North Of Taegu  Planes Make 670 Sorites In One Day   Planes Make 670 Sorites In One Day Attaining New High

Entire War Front Declared Quietest “In a Long Time’; Artillery and Planes Pound Positions of Enemy.

Enemy Keeps ‘Head Down’ Under Fire  Entire Front Quiet Except in Sector _ East of Taeeu

Reds Send In More Troops, Open Barrage   Reinforced North Koreans Hint At New Drive By Latest Tactics; Entire Front Quietest In Long Tin

ALL IS QUIET ON WAR FRONT, ARMY REPORTS   Intense Artillery Anc Aerial Poundings, Pin Down Red Troops —   UN FORCES TRYING TO TRAP 3,000 COMMIES

Air Force Recorded 670 Sorties Monday; UN Forces Strive To Seal Off 3,000 Reds Between Angang And Pohang

Constable Serving War rants On Nine Coppers Who Used Tear Gas  In Exclusive Club.

UN Forces Must Go Beyond 38th Parallel Says Senator Taft   Taft Asks For Answers To Several Questions.

—SAYS IT’S NO SECRET —  Sheriff Made $50,000  On Fixed Horse Races

TICHER ENROLLMENT   Is Recorded at Overbrook Schools: OF Nat Pars Fanthall

HIGHER ENROLLMENT   Is Recorded at Overbrook Schools 27 Out For Football

Foothold On Korea Cut By Losses   American Forces Hold Less Than One-Third Of Tip

Fight To Stop Drive OnU.N. Beachhead   Foothold Narrowed To Small Arc: Third of South Korea

Troops, Planes Smash At Spreading Threat To Pusan Supply Base   Allied Foothold Narrows To Arc Enclosing Less Than Third of South Korea

U. N. Foothold Narrowed to A Small Arc   Britain Promises to Send Ground Forces to Korea.   Yankees Hold Defense Lines

Americans Countering  Red Drive   Hadong Reported  Recaptured by Allied Fighters

Can Pare More From Budget, Jensen Asserts   Plenty of Fat in Money Bill That Can Come Out, Says Exiran

Jensen Aims at Spending Slash  "Still Fat in the Appropriation Bill’

[llinois Miners Idle: Ordered Back Monday   Most of Other UMW Diggers Working Amic Rumors of Bia Strike

MOST COAL MINERS RETURN TO WORK   Start Digging As Rumor Of New U. S. Strike Spreads; 7,000 Out In Hlinois

Unexplained Work Stoppages Keep 7,000 Coal Miners in Illinois Out of Pits

7,000 Illinois Coal Miners   Out of The Pit:   Most All Others In The Nation Picked up Tools

Flood Damage [s Heightened By New Storms   Thousonds Driven From: Homes ‘in  Central California

Damage Is Estimated at Ten Million in California Floods; Report Two Deaths

8,500 Flee Homes In California As Rivers on Rampage  ‘Worst Flood Ever,’  Damage Estimated An C10 RO.

California Flood Drives Thousands From Their Homes   - Disaster Is Worst  _ In History of State's  : Central Valleys; Towns Under Water

4 In One Family Die as Flames Destroy Home   Flood Area Counts Loss in Millions in California Tragedy

Damages Of $10 Million Estimated  Torrents Blamed   Torrents Blamed For Two Deaths In Central Valley

New Storms Moving Into California   Farther Increased Menace Of Floods in Foothill,  a _ Valley Areas of State

6 Lose Lives; Thousands Flee Homes.   Damage in Central Area of State Runs Lin Into Millions

Thousands Are Homeless: Six Persons Dead  New Storm To Hike Danger In Central

Two Lives Are Lost by Flood  In California  ¢ 4) Saas eye. A   Thousands Are Driven Out of Homes by Water

Damage High In California  Valley Flood   Two Deaths Reported In State's Worst Flood; Damage Estimated At $10,.000.000 ”

New Storms Hit Coast Flood Area  Thousands Flee   Thousands Flee Homes: Farm Damage Mounts

Catifornia Flood Takes lwo Lives: Loss In Millions   Coast Guardsman Killed In Smashup Near St. Jacques

New Storms Threaten in Central Area   Thousands Forced to Flee Homes as Heavy Rains And Melting Snow Send Rivers Out of Banks

California Flood Loss In Millions   Central Valley Secto Struck; Two Dead; Thousands Flee.

Damage Now In Millions: Families Flee   Towns Inundated, Bridges Torn Out _By Raging Water.

8.500 Flee Homes; Two Known Dead   Deluge Sweeps Central Valley, Wreeks Roads

California Floods Drive Thousands From Their Homes   Four Burn to Death, Raising Death Toll to 6

Thousands Are Driven Out Of Their Homes   Streams Are Flooding Under Pressure of Rains, Worm Weather

Official Opening For Post Office Slated Thursday  Station Located Near Intersection On Bristol Highway

Post Office Officially OpensToda   Eastside Station Open For Service  To The Public

UN Small Powers Group Is Urged   Yugoslavia Would Hav: International Disputes Settled by Commission

Resolutions Are Presented to Council By Yugo elaunan   MOVE INTO 2ND WEEK

Yugoslavs  Seek Forming Of Small Powers’ Group   Mediation Commission To Handle Disputes Of Small Nations Asked Of UN General Assembiv

 HOLIDAY VOTING LEGAL  State Supreme Court Overrule: Protest, Okays Balloting July 4

Vet Housing Act Lauded, Assailed  Wilkie Tells Good And Bad Points

Vet Housing Law Praised, Assailed   Building Groups-Not Vets Benefit; View

President Pledges Nation To Strive For Peace, Says Resistance to Communism Is Even More Important Than Atom Controls

  T ruman Pledges Te Resist Red Forces   U.S. Willing To Support Genuine Atomic Control Plan That Is Not A ‘Sham’: Must Defend Democracy

GRANARY WASHED 40-FEET  Flash Flood Reported at Stauffe Ranch Near Arkansas City

GRANARY WASHED 10-FEET Flash Flood Reported at if fer  Toneh Nanak trkancag

‘Mother's Plea Does Ii—  Byrom Manhunt Ends In Surrender; Jai!-Breaker To “Face the Music”

U. §. Has 450 or More Atom Bombs, Declares Mississippi's Sen. Stennis

45) A-Bombs Reported Read)  Supply Said Enough To Blast Red Cities

McCarthy Asked To Identify Reds In Government  State Dept. Official Doubts Accusations

Undersecretary Declares Senator Should Turn Over Names of Card-Carrying Commies

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO MEET   Chairman Gabrielson Will Present. 6-Point Program Ry VUilliam Theie

Gang Link To Business Seen   Evidence Sought That Gangsters Own Bank In N. Y.

CRIME PROBERS HUNT BIG SHOTS   CLAIM EVIDENCE OF GANGLAND CONTROL IN BIG BUSINESS

Claims Many Industries Run By Gangsters   Evidence Of "Muscling In" On Business In Many Cities Will Be Brought Out At Hearing

Kaveation 2s  Senne apla  Regents Wants V ideo Time  For Teachine Purposes

U.S. SEIZES — CONTROL OF RUBBER SUPPLY   No Indication That Auto Tires Will Be Curtailed

Mercy Killing Trial Recesses For Weekend   Woman Who Became Man By Operation Marries Chum

 . . Prosecution Hits  Doctor’s Report ‘OnGirl’ sCondition   Miss Paighvs M other to Be Next Witness Called by Defense at Trial

RED TROOPS IN N.W. KOREA EASE PRESSURE; LIMITED WITHDRAWALS REPORTED

PUZZLING LULL Red Troops Lessen Pressure  As Reinforcements Move Up

Allies Puzzled As Push Fails To Materialize  Refugees Swarm Into UN. Areas

Reds Withdray Some Troops In Northwest   Anticipated Big Push Fails to Materialize: Red Probing Repulsed

ENEMY TROOPS EASE PRESSURE IN NO. KOREA   Limited Withdrawals Near Anju Reported In Mystery Moves

RED PRESSURE IN NORTHWEST KOREA IS EASED   U. S. First Corps Reports Limited Withdrawals By  Enemy Forces   ‘COMMIES APPARENTLY ‘REGROUPING TROOPS

Lull in Fighting Puzzles U.S. Commanders; New Jet Fighters Cross Border

Red Pressure In Northwest Korea Eases But No Sign Of Chinese Withdrawal   Anticipated Big Push By Chinese-Red Korea Troops Fails To Materialize; Lull Puzzles UN Forces: Refugees Flee Enemy-Held Area

Reds Reported Fasing Up In Northwest Area  No Pulling Out In Evidence, But Push

Chinese Regrouping In orea; Special U. N. Session Called By U. S.

Chinese Force Fails To Make Group Attack   ‘Spokesman Says Reds Apparently Pulling Back To Regroup Troops

Reds Ease Northwest Pressure, However   No Indication Of Red Retreat And Lull Puzzles Allied Command

FIRE DAMAGES PLANTS   Killian Greenhouse At Cornwells Heights Swept By Fire

$2500 FIRE OCCURS AT THE KILLIAN GREENHOUSES, CORNWELLS HEIGHTS; 1,000 SPRING PLANTS ARE KILLED

Summer Cabins And Ranches Are Destroyed   7,000 Men Staging Losing Battle Against Bad Winds

Fire Sweeps 50-Mile Area In Colorado   Ranches, Summer Cabins Near Colorado Springs Razed by Fire Driven Ry Strone Winds

Flames Destroy Summer Homes, Threaten Zoo on Cheyenne Mt., Sweep Some Carson Buildinas -

Summer Cabins And Ranches Are Destroyed  7,000 Men Staging   7,000 Men Staging Losing Battle Against Bad Winds

McCloy Critical of Reich Rebels   Tells Germans US Will Not Tolerate Rise of Nazism

Economy Drive In Congress To Get Vital Test   Little Chance Seen For Big Cuts In Budget On Final Vote

Economy Drive Faces Big Test  House Holds Fate Of Plan To Cut Spending

GOP ECONOMY DRIVE NEARS SUPREME TEST   Republican Campaign In House To Cut Spending Failing

GOP Economy Drive Grows More Costly ° Facing Test   Move To Trim Huge Bill To Be Acted On In House Today

GOP's Economy Campaigr Faces Big Test In House   No Inclination To Economy Seen In House, EFeanomvy Drive Actually Is Losing Grona?

Drive To Reduce Federal Spending Bogs Down As Defense Fund Increases

Final Test on Spending Cut Near   Appropriation Bill Boosted $451 Million Despite Economy Crie:

GOP Drive For Cutbaek Put To Test   Defeat Expected On Plan To Slash Féderal Spending

ECONOMY AT SUPREME TEST   House Shows No Inelination To Cut Government Spending

At Annihilation of US.”  i Red Altack Aimed Tenth Corns at Hunvnam

Two Platoons Of Americans Said To Be Cut Off  Reds Claw At Tanks   Reds Claw At Tanks With Bare Hands, Diedainina Losses

Chinese Reds Strike To Wipe Out Allies  Escaping By Sea   Fanatical Red Soldiers Attack American Tanks With Bare Hands; Howling Attackers Cut Off Two US Platoons Guarding Rear

Frenzied Chinese Reds Smash At Northeast Korea Forces  Enemy Intent on Annihilating UN Troops

Red Hordes Aiming at Annihilating Tenth Corps  HTS. Boohth Arana   U.S. Eighth Ar my In. Northw rest Braces To Meet _ Expected Smash

Raving Chinese Leds Smashing Into Beachhead   Assault Is Aimed at Annihilating US LOth Corps: Lull at Seoul

Frenzied Reds Overrun U.S. Port Outposts   Communists Climb Over Counter-Attacking Tanks And Try To Tear Them Apart Barehanded; West Units Menaced

Two American Platoons, Possibly 80 to 100 Men Are Cut Off; Effort To Drive UN Out

Yanks Fight Off Reds Threatening Their Beachhead   Hundreds of Chinese Slain In Move to Chase Foe Into Sea

Bank Bandit Escapes in Piane  ‘BRuyaitive Reliened Tranned in South Dal-eote Toisn

Rule Book Ignored In Korean Fighting Reds Winning With  Obsolete Equipment, Unorthodox Tactics

WAR OF PARADOXES Military Tradition Thrown Into Discard in Conflict in Korea   Tanks Prove Successful Over Terrain  Where Experts Fiqured They Would Fa

Wreck Driver s Charged   Ex-M.U. Professor Faces Manstaughter Charge After Death:

Enemy Builds Log Bridges Under Water   American Planes Abandon Airstrip South of Pahang

UNDERWATER BRIDGES ARE BUILT BY NORTH KOREANS TO GET ARMOR OVER RIVER

Thrust Underwater Bridges Across River To Foil Air Attacks   Invaders Due to Open Drive Tuesday, Anniversary of Korean Liberation; Yanks Reduce Changnyong ‘Bulge’

60,000 Expected To Join In Push Across Naktong   U. S. MARINES   Take Hill Positions Outside Chinju: Enemy Casualties Reported High

U.S. Counterblow To South Fails to Halt Communists   North Korea T roops ( ‘ross Naktone On Underwater Bridges at Wacew: ans Chinju Battle Slows as Taegu Crisis Nears; Enemy Baitalion in Pohane

tonne       -South of -Center- Yanks ‘Shove North Koreans. Back-Almost.a Mile.

60,000 Invader Troops Poised Along Naktong   Blow at American Inland Base of Taegu Is Expected; Probing Attacks Are Wined Out

60,000 Reds Gather For New Attack   Build Underwater Bridge To Escape Plane Detection

Vital Yank Base Taegu Is Target   Greatest Threat Is Near Waegwan Close To Supply Center

60,000 Commies in Area Probing for Imminent Attack   Our Troops Recapture Some Positions on East Side of River

Build Underwater Bridges To Escape Air Detection   Mass Forces Near Waegwan

Americans Gain Ground Along River   North Koreans Build Second Underwater Bridge Near Taegu

60,000 Troops Expected to Drive on Taegu   Soldiers From Fifteen Divisions Are Being Massed on Single Front

Enemy Pushes Ahead With Efforts to Put Huge Army Across Vital Naktong River

Underwater Bridges Used To Cross Naktong River; Red Attack Is Expected. Momentarily.  MAYV ATTACH OWN   MAY ATTACK ON KOREA ANNIVERSARY

Threat Placed Near Waeqwan To Northwest  24th Infantry In Counterattack To South of Taegu

Estimated 60,000 Troops Are Ready   American Troops Recapture Muddy Slopes On Allied Eastern Side Of Stream; Pusan Is Attackers’ Obiective

Build Bridges Under Wafer to Cross Naktong   Big Thrust Imminent; 24th Division Gains In Counter-Attack

REDS PROBE AMERICAN LINES AS FORCES BUILD UP FOR ALL-OUT ASSAULT ON TAEGU

60,000 Enemy Troops Poised For Taegu Drive   U. S. Still Holds Airfield At Pohang; Waegwan In Path Of N. Korean Offensive

Build Underwater Bridges Across Naktong River   North Koreans Massing 60,000 Men For Attack Expected Momentarily

Log Crossings Sunk in Naktong Troops Ready   Americans Hurl Back Communists One Mile On V-J Anniversary

Use Underwater Bridges to Get; Across Naktong:  Threat Is Said to Be Near Waegwan

Ath Troops Push Back Invaders af  Chananyong Front   Allied Units Keep Slim Hold on Base Near Pohang Port

Attack Is Due Any Moment   Americans Report Local Successes Along Naktong And in Move on Chinju

Yank Division Pushes Back Reds In Counterattack   60,000 Men are Poised for Thrust On Centra! Front

North Force Outnumbers Allied Units   Aim At South Korean Emergency Capital Of Teegu: 24th Atiacke

Biggest Battle Of War Brewing   American Planes Blast Behind Lines

Peril Zone Is 12 Miles From Taegu   Elsewhere on Naktong; U.S. Counterattack Shoves Foe Back.

150,000 MEN MOVE UP TO: BATTLE LINE   Reds Are Assembling Largest Force Near Waegwan, 12 Miles Northwest of Taegu.   24TH SHOVES RED _. 4TH DIVISION BACK   ‘North Koreans Retreat From 1,000 Yards to a Mile Along Stretch of   Naktong River, .

Yanks Advance in One Sector as Enemy Gets Set for New Assault  Using Underwater Bridges.   Using Underwater Bridges, Communists Assemble Force Of 60,000 On Naktong Line

Build Up 60,000 On  River Line   Use Under-Water Bridges to Cross Naktone at Night

U.S. Counter Blow Delays Enemy Drive   24th Division, Led by Pershing Tanks, Blunts River Crossing

Red Attack On Corridor Seen "Momentarily”   Underwater Bridges Span Naktong; 24th Division Advances

[Reds Use "Em To Get Across Naktong Rive  ~ Have 60.000 Troops  Rat far Teapow Drivoa

Use Concealed Bridge Across Naktong River   Expect Push On Date Of Korea's Japanese Liberation

Estimate Is 60,000 Are To Attack   Move Will Celebrate Sth Anniversary Date of Korea’s Break From Japan   Pusan Qbjective   Report. Threat Is Near Wacgwan, Main U.S, Forward Position 

Enemy Massing Near Waegwan; Big Attack Expected Any Moment   Americans Recapture Slopes Of Naktong River Near Changnyong; Advance From 1.000 Yards To One Mile

YANKS BATTLE ODDS 10 HOLD NAKTONG LINE   24th Division Cuts Up One North Korean Invasion Unit

Underwater Bridges Thrown Across Naktong By Enemy;  U.S. Counterattacks Gain

‘Mercy Death Victim's Body Is Exhumed   Experts From Both Prosecution and Defense View Remain:

SLOT MACHINE THEFT INVOLVES NINE STATE COPS   Four Accused of Looting Ma: chines, Three Failed to Report Incident,

NAVAL PLANE TS REPORTED LONG OVERDUE   Nine Bodies Found In B-50 Wreckage; Two Parachute to Safety

Nineteen U. S., British Airmen Killed   ll Argentine Nava Flyers Are Reported Lost

16 British, U. S. Fliers Are Killed   Three More Believed Dead: 1] Argentine Naval  Airmen Miccing

Strike Near Taegu, Along East Coast   Reds Penetrate American Positions in Far South; Shells Hit Ex-Capital

90 Superforts Hit Vital Iron Works  Port 60 Miles From Soviet Border  A ea ld ae se ee Ce ye i) Sec Cee

Drive Ferward On Taegu and Pohang Fronts, But Commies Strike Back By Opening New Drive in South, Shelling Taegu Second Time

UN Forees  Hit Commies In Two Areas   North Koreans Drop Shells Into Taegu;,U. S. Line Breaks Near Masan

Communists Shell Taegu  Second Time   South Koreans Take Island Near Port Of Inchon

IN SERVICES TODAY   Ministerial Alliance Con ducted Observance of  Good Friday

South Korean Head Rejects Peace Term Feelers By Commie:  Says Unconditional Surrender Is Only Terms He Will Take

Wants Only Complete Surrender   South Korean Presiden! Declares Enemies Have Lost Right To Dictate  Terms Of Peace.

Rhee Seorns An y ‘Terms’  Knem y Sets   South Korea President Says Only Full Surrender Is Acceptable

PRESIDENT OF SOUTH KOREA REJECTS BID  Nothing Less Than Complete Collapse of Communists Will Be Acceptable.

Rhee Turns Down Korean Red ‘Terms; Will Demand Unconditional Surrender

South Korea’s Head Says Reds Went ‘Too Far’   Full Surrender Only Terms Now

Rhee Spurns Reported Red Peace Terms   India and U.N. Uninformed on Peiping Develonmen’

Rhee Scoffs At Reported ‘Peace’ Bid   Showdown Nears In UN Over What To Do In korea

‘Phoney’ Red Peace Move Expected  St W/ececne A mectena Kone   State Department Warns Against Next Offer Of Russia

Red-Tinged Group Asks U.S. Visas   Wherry Suggests Truman Write To Premier Stalin

Not Welcome Sign Is Up Congress, State Department ‘Warn Of “Phoney” Peace Move

‘Phoney Red Peace Move Expected   State Department Warns Against Next Offer Of Russia

Cold and Rainy Easter Is Ahead   Miller Sees Little Danger of Floods in Indiana, However.

CALL ON ALL MEMBER FUR ARMED UNIT   Would Put Combined Force at Disposal of UN Security Council.

ile 5 PARLEY ' ALSO PASSES BY BIG VOTI   Soviet Satellites Given Rebuke, 40 to 5

Only Soviet Bloc Listed In Negative   Veto-Proof Force Put At U.N. Disposal By U.S. Plan.

Vote Veto-Proof ‘Forces For Use On Ageressors   Russian Bloc Suffers Major Defeat In UN Action, Vote Is 52 To 5, With 3 Nations Abstaining; Members To Earmark Units Of Forces Against Aggressors

Police Army Plan Voted By Full U.N.   Veto-Proof Force Would Go Against Agoressor ‘Nation

UN Approves U. $. Plan for Armed Force  Vote Resolution  or nse Unite $2 on

United Nations General Assembly Approves Plan For Veto-Proot Army

Would Be at Disposal Of Assembly if Veto Ties Council’s Hands  Also Approve Provisions For ‘Peace Patrol’ and  Big Five Power Talks

U.S., British, French Commanders Join In Protesting Berlin Traffic Slow-Down

TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE   Western Allies Protest New Berlin Blockade

NO JOINT PINKY FINGERS HERE— States Rights Row Adds To Clatter OF Washington Teacups, Stops Party

Tea Party Cancelled After Rights Squabble  Embarrasses First Lady

Yklahoma ssociation Oklahoma A t Assured of Answers To Doctor's Questionnaires

NAVY FUNDS APPROVED   Senate Group Favors Sum For  ' Modornizing 10 Sub, 6 Destroyers

32 GOVERNORS’ SEATS AT STAKE   Republicans Face Uphill Fight In Trying To Wrest Control

Hennings-Donnell Race A Big Question Mark   G. 9. P. Faces Uphill Fight in Gubernatorial Races

Uphill Battle Faced By GOP in 32 States   Democrats Lead In Governorship, 29-19

Congress End Up  To Truman   Fence-Mending Versus Fair Deal. Is The Issue

Truman to Decide If Congress Is To Adjourn Soon   To Diseuss How Much of Fair Deal Program Can Be Delayed

.S. Nears plit with ulgaria cfic Demands  J. S. Recall Its Ainister; Reply  en 2, a

U.S. Threatens To Cut Relations With Bulgaria  Action to Be Taken Unless Recall Order NaAPol J.. .#8o- e=oy,

U. S. May End  Bulgarian Tie   Sofia Charges Against Heath May Lead To Diplomatic Break

U. S. Warns Red Satellite   Bulgaria Asked To Withdraw Demand For Heath’s Recall

Withdraw Demand For Envoy Recall, U.S. To Bulgaria   United States Hands Stiff Note To Bulgaria,  Stating Unless Bulgars Withdraw Demand ' For Recall Of U, 8. Minister Heath, U. 8.  Will Sever Diplomatic Ties With Them

U. 8. Position Stated In Note Handed To Bulgarian Charge  D' Affairs At State Departinent At Noon Today   U. 8, SAYS BULGARIAN CHARGE UNFOUNDED

U.S, WARNING TRANSMITTED 10 BULGARIA  Demand for Recal   Demand for Recal! of American Minis. ter Must Be With. drawn.

MUST GIVE UP DEMANDS FOR HEATH RECALL   Otherwise U. S. to Break Off Diplomatic Relations with Red Gov't.

U. S. Threatens To End Relatior s With Bulgaria I’ Heath Must Leave

US. PRESSING FOR SUPREKE COORDINATOR   British, French Prefer Group Handling of Economic nad Military Matters — Smaller Nations  . Fighting for Individual Represepntation.

SPEED USE OF AIRPORT LIGHTS   May Be Turned On In < To 4 Weeks, Says  Cookson “~

Ralph Weeks Of Scranton Dies at 72   One of Anthracite Region’s Most Promin. ent Leaders.

Wallgren And Mead Named To High Posts   Truman Gives Each A Chairmanship

American Girl  Swims Channel   Florence Chadwick in New Women’s Record; Shirley May Faila

Woman Bests Channel Swim  Record Today   Beats Gertrude Ederle Time By Over Hour; Shirley May France Abandons Attempt

Calif. Woman Sets Mark In Channel Swim  Florence Chadwick Completes Crossing; Shirley May Quits

San Diego Girl Breaks Channel Swim Record:  Shirley May Gives Up

EDERLE MARK IS BEATEN BY CALIFORNIAN   Florence Chadwick, of San Diego, Makes Crossing ‘in 13 Hours and 28  Minutes   GREATEST IN HISTORY

Exhausted Shirley May Fails Again   Florence Chadwick Eclipses 1926 Mark By Gertrude Ederle

California Girl Swims Channel  Chadwick Beats Women’s Record; Shirley Drops Out

Coast Girl] Sets Record On  Channel Swim   Florence Chadwick Tops Old Ederle Mark As Shirley May Ends Try

Miss Chadwick Wins, Shirley Sobs at Defeat   Professional Makes It in (3 Hours and 28 Minutes

Weather   San Diego Womar Swims Channel In Record Time   Shirley May France Forced To Give Up Eight Miles Out After  Cramps. Stomach IIIness

San Diego Woman Breaks Channel Swim Record   Another American. Shirley May France, Is Forced to Give Up.

CLIPS EDERLE MARK BY MORE THAN AN HOUR   Shirley May France  Forced To Abgndon Her. Attempt

Girl from California Conquers Channel   Shirley May France Pulled out When Within Sight of Shore

Florence Chadwick of San Diego Swims English Channel in  Record Time: Shirley May Fails

‘alifornian ops Mark et in 1926   Shirley May France Forced to Give Up After Long Swim

Shirley Fails in Swim; Pre Sets Record   Florence Chadwick Swims English Channel in 13 Hours, 28 Minutes

GIRL SWIMS THE CHANNEL   ,Florence Chadwick, 31, Breaks Gertrude Ederle’s Record by An Hour and Three Minutes.   _THOUSANDS WATCH ') AS SHE REACHES LAND   Swims From France. te Dover. Shirley May France Gives Up Eight Miles Off Shore.

Shirley May Loses Channel Fight  Professional Swimmer Tops Ederie’s Record

Miss Chadwick Posts Record Of 13 Hours 28 Min   San Diego Splasher Revises Ederle’s Old Record By More Than Hour; Shirley May France Quits

\California Girl Swims English Channel In Record Time; Shirley May Forced To Give Up Eight Miles From Goal

Miss Chadwick Swims To New Channel Mark   Shirley May France Removed From Water In Sight Of Geal

Florence Chadwick Conquers Channel In Rezord Time; Shirley May Gives Up

San Diego Woman Swims English Channel In Record Time; Shirley May France Fails

Shirley May Is Forced To Quit Eight Miles Short   Miss Florence Chadwick finishes Crossing, Cuts Record

Former Mark Of 14:31 Is Beaten Easilv  Shirley Exhausted With Goal in Sight

San Diego Girl Sets Record in Swim Of English Channel: Shirley Gives up

Shirley May France Forced To Give Up   Florence Chadwick Breaks Record Gertrude Ederle Set In 1926

SanDiegoW omanSetsNewMark ForSwuimmingEnglishChannel;  ShirlevFrancekailsSecond Time

‘San. Diego . Woman Sets Record In Channel Swim: ‘Shirley May Gives Up Within Sight Of Cliffs

American Woman Sets Nex Record In Channel Swim   Florence Chadwick, 31, Does It in 1344 Hours; Shirley Fails Again .

Chadwick Beats Channel Record  Shirley May Fails In Second Attempt

San Diego Woman Sets New Mark   Shirley May*France Pulled From Water Short of Goal

Shirley May Krance Gives Up . Florence Chadwick Swims  Channel. In Record Time

 Florence Chadwick, 31, Crosses in 13 Hours and 28 Minutes: Shirley May France Unsuccessful

Shirley May Sights Cliffs, But Gives Up   San Diego Woman, Florence Chadwick, Breaks Ederle Mark

—SHE MADE IT— California ‘Woman Sets ‘New Record  : Shirley May France : Fails Second Time

But Effort Of Shirley May Futile   Florence Chadwick 0 California Breaks Ederle’s Mark.

Shirley May Gives Up—  Florence Chadwick ‘Sets Channel Mark   San Diego Woman, 31, Crosses in 13 Hours, 28 Minutes for Record

Atlanta Vet Expected fo Head Leaton   Erle Cocke Jr.. Js Favored im Three-Way Race for Post of National Commander

Georgia Man Almost Certain Choice For New American Legion Commander

Marines Within Sight Of  Seoul From Two Directions  MacArthur's Nutcracker Operation Moving

MARINES SET 1-WAY Push PAST KIMPO   One Force Heading Southeast and One Along Main Inchon Highway.

Marines Probe For Crossings Under Air Cover   Under Cover Of U. S. Fighter Planes, Yank Marines Feel For Crossing Of Han River Just Across From Seou]; Communists On Southeast Front Pushed Back

Reach Han River Just Across From Capital, Probe for Crossings Under Cover of Planes; Yanks Pour Across Naktong on Taegu Front

Service Deluxe   Marines Reach Han River: Try Grossing   Captured Kimpo Airfield Now Base For U.S. Air Force

Advance Elements Approach City From Two Directions; Southern Offensive Gaining

Yank Planes Using Captured Kimpo Airport   Forces Now Within Sight of the Importan Capital of So. Korea

Fight fo Bank ‘ Opposite City; Planes Protect   Kimpo Airport in Use—Commies Flee on Naktong

U.S. 7th Lands At Inchon, Moves  Toward Seoul  ~ Red Loads His Motorcycle ~ With TNT, Crashes Tank

Charges Reds Plot Berlin  Seizure Soon  Allies Should Align   Allies Should Align Tanks to Forestall Coup May 28, Says  Sacial Democrat

German fells Of Red Plot To Get Bertin   Social Democrat Chief Reauests Allies Step tavasion With Tanks

Reds Charged With Plotting To Grab Berlin   Reich Leader Urges Allies To Use Tanks ta Stop Youth Incurrenitinn

Claim Red Plot to Take All Berlin   Schumacher Says Com munists to Act on May 28th.

Red Berlin Coup Plot ‘Disclosed’  “West German Leader Claims Youth Rally Plot Disquise

RUSSIAN PLOT TO SEIZE WEST BERLIN BARED   German Says May 28 Set For Move; Calls On Allies To Act

German Leader Reports Plot To Seize Berlin   Asserts Communist Youth Group Plgns May Demonstration

Red Plot To Take Over Western Berlin Reported  Schumacher Says Allied Tanka Should Halt Coup Expected At May 28 Rally

Party Th.d Warureol M_y 18  Sclumacher- Reveals Conumunist. Pht to Take Over Western Berlin

lowa Bishop Is Consecrated   Impressive Service Installs G. V. Smith

Consecrate New Bishop In Old Rich, Pagentry   Follow Centuries Old Service in lowa Diocese

Navy Man Says They Must Be Latest Models   Make Fast Speed Under Water; New One  Peon te ivigs Serie ty

Swimming Meet Friday Evening At Fenger Pool  Community Contest Is Benefit*For

Swimming Meet Friday Evening At Fenger Pool   Community Contest Is Benefit For Crippled Kids

Night of Tension, Hilarity, Sadness Ushers Out Session Before Recess

Langer Collapses, Douglas Breaks Into Sobs in Dramatic All-Night Battle in Senate

Recount Tide Still Building Williams’ Lead  Kelly Not Conceding Defeat As Yet

Governor Pleads Case of Guards  Asks Better Pay For Prison Statt

Gov. Williams, Saved By Guards at Prison,  Silemaae lnrranca am Day

"No Progress Report Made Again After Two More Mine Pact Sessions

COAL FAMINE GROWS; TALKS DEADLOCKED   Paralysis s Of Industry Held Looming; Ching  Sees No Progress

Striking Miners Stiffen In Their Stand To Not Work Without Signed Terms Even In Face Of Stiff Contempt Penalties

MINERS FIRM IN FACE OF COURT CALL   Complete Paralysis  Of Industrial World Is Being Predicted

MINERS STIFFEN STAND IN FACE OF CONTEMPT THREAT   Spokesman for Operators Says There Is No Sign of Break as Fuel Famine Spreads,   NO PROGRESS MADE AT BARGAINING TABLE   Talk of Seizure of Mines Re. vived—Taft Reports Gangs Keep Diggers From Ohio Pits.

Fuel Famine. Near 5s ° o ; Strikers Stiffen Demands In Face Of Contempt Threat

Situation Ma y Come To Head Before Judge Keech Friday; May Hit UMW Treasury Hard

TRAPPED: WHEN BLAZE SWEEPS 4-ROOM HOUSE   Early Morning Fire Takes Lives of Parents And Four Children

Defeat Communists at Both Ends of Naktong, ‘Fake Enemy Bridgeheads

North Koreans Retreat On Both Ends Of Front   U.S. South Korean Troops Hold Firm Grip On Enemy Bridgehead In Center Sector; Marines Score 5-Mile Breakthrough In The South; Reds Fall Back On Chinju

5-Mile Penetration Forged by Marines   Communists Falling Back On Chinju—South Koreans Smash Naktong Bridgehead

Marines Break Out On Southern Coast   doth Plunges Almost To Chinju, Where Reds Reportedly Quitting City

Front News Takes Turn For Better   Marines Gain 5-Mile Breakthrough Along Southern Flank

Marines Score Breakthrough On South Coast   Allies Complete First Strong Stand Against Communist Assault

Enemy Retreating In Chiniu Sector   Allied Forces Offer Their First Coordinated, LargeScale Resistance of Korean War; Communist Bridaeheads Being Contained.

American And Korean Forces Fasten Grip On Enemy Bridgeheads   Allies Make First Effective Stand Against Strongest Enemy Attacks, Gain Ground.

Temperaiures   Marines Score Five-Mile Break-Through in South: Threat to Taegu Blocked

Americans, S. Koreatte Throw Communists — Back Along Naktong   Marines Score Five Mile Break

Reds Thrown Back At Both Ends Of Line As Firm Grip Is Fastened On Beachheads

COMMUNISTS ARE REPULSED ON RIVER LINE  First Effective Stand ee Ua? on A rraina Tin.   First Effective Stand of War Against Determined Assault bv Reds.

ALLIES THROW ENEMY FLANKS BACK AT LINE   Marines Score Breakthrough; GI Regiment Advances Near Chinju.

Prices Average From $94 To $38 On Border Belt   Practical Top Is $68 Per Hundred; Demand Said Good

Skeriff Next on List ‘Tension Grows After [Heating of Sick Man. Sons

Scott Wants Improvements In. State’s Legal Agencies   Governor Forcefully Asks Further Progress In Plans To Build ‘A Greater North Carolina’

Governor Asks More Progress On His Program   Predicts Brannan Plan To Be Adopted Within Few Years

Heavy Loss Of Life Due On Holiday   First 24 Hours New Year’s Layoff Counts 59 Killed; 330 Is Predicted Toll

BRITAIN SENDS STRONG FLEET TO HONG KONG   Attempt to Convoy Ships Hinted By Move

‘Does It Imply Inequality? a ee . ‘Supreme Court Studies Segregatior

THREE CASES UNLER Oi lUDy Supreme Court Ends Segregation Hearing

nes Mere Segregation Imply Inequality? istemes Court Wrestles With This Leaal Question

Binghamton Police Chief Indicted With 17 Others in Gambling Conspiracy

U.S. Marines Invade Port Of Inchon   MacArthur Leads Beachhead Landing

Census Bureau Puts Montana’s Population at 587,196, Gain of 27,740 Over 1940

U.S. Naval Forces Aim At N. Korean Supply Lines   Don’t Expert Korean Fight to Be Won Over-Night   By DeWITT MACKENZIE

128 MINERS IN (LOGGED HOLE   Trapped By Sea Of Mud When Huge Area Of Workings Collapses  ATTEMPTING RESCUE

128 SCOTTISH COAL MINERS ENTOMBED   Men in Tunnel 700 Feet Underground Threaten - ed With Drowning in River of Mud.   SURFACE SINKS ) INTO WORKINGS   Exit Blocked by Mud; Rescuers Try to Dig in From Adjoining Mine Tunnel.

128 Scottish Miners Are Entombed 700FeetDown   Escape Tunnel Sealed Off By Surface Collapse; Rescue Teams Working At  Top Speed As Men Threatened With Drownince.

128 Miners Cut Off By Cave In   Scotch Rescue Teams Work To Free Men

Mine Rescue Hopes High   128 Men Trapped In Scotish Pit Are All Alive, Se Far

TOP AIDE SAYS MINE DISPUTE ACTION LIKELY   Men Must Go Back To Jobs Immediately, Capital View

Growing Strike May Force Hand in Fuel Crisis      White House Gathers Data on Number of Miners Idle

Truman Action In Offing To Settle Miner Dispute   OVER THE WEEKEND. the

DIGGERS SEEN FIRM IN STAND QN SDAY WEEK   President Held Ready To Act In Two Days Unless Men Return

Truman May Act On Coal Crisis Within 48 Hours   88,000 Miners Stay Out On ‘No Contract’ Stand

THAT CRISIS NEARER Truman May Act Within 48 Hours on Coal Strike

Truman Waits on Mine Check as Cue to Act   U. S. Intervention in Coal Issue Hangs on Number at Work

Say Truman Ready to Act If Strikers Don't.Return to Pits   White House Is Checking Number of Coal Miners at Work Today.

Hint Truman Ready To Act In Coal Row   White House Checking On Number of Miners Stavine Off The Job

President Said Ready To Act In U.S. Coal Crisis   Today or Tomorrow If Miners Fail To Go Back to Pits

Truman fo Act Unless Walkout Ends, Aide Says   White House Ready to Invoke Powers, Adviser Reports

President May Intervene in Coal Situation   More Than 88,500 Miners Still Out After Three Weeks

Action Is Seen  On Coal Strike  Truman to Act Within 48 Hours In Effort to End Work Stoppage

Truman Claimed Prepared To Act InCoal Walkout   Top Lieutenants State President Made Decision

Diggers Stay Out Of Pits, Cause Crisis  White House Decide: Emeraency Is Here

Report Truman May Act Soon To Send Miners Back to Pits   More Digaers Strike for New Contract While White House Hints at Intervention; Number Idle Reaches 89,575 in Pittsburah

White House Adviser Says Action Will Be Taker Within 48 Hours Unless Idle Miners Are Back In Pits Today

Showdown Wi th Mi iners Looms Action By Truman h Coal Strike Is Seen

Truman Ready To Enter Coal Dispute; More Miners Idle   Strikers Doubled in Top Producing State, West Virginia

Doubt Back-to-Work Movement Today And See No Production Uptrend Soon From Peace Talks Set for Wednesday; Peacident Can Act Outside T-H Law

Top Advisors Expect Action In 48 Hours   Top Officials Of Mine Workers Union Caught By Surprise Over Statement; Offer No Comment

Reports Show Most Strikers Won't Return   President Will Watch Situation in Field Before Taking Action

Truman Reported Ready For Action In Coal Dispute   Only Return To Work Will Halt White  House Intervention

President Ready To Act If Necessary  Senator Byrd  Asks for T-H Law.

Reports in Washington Say President May Use TaftHartley Law Within 48 Hours.  SOME 89,000 MINERS ARF IDILE TODAY

 Truman Makes Check of iCoal Situation; More  Miners Stay at Home

Check Made On Miners — Back On Job  _ Three-Day Week Necessary To  Kean [In Sunnlv

White House Checks on Coal Miners at Work   Report President Ready to Act If Strike Continues

But 80,000 Strikers Are Expected To Remain Out; White House Announcement Surprises UMW Leaders

Waits to See If Miners Halt Rebel Walkout   State, Pennsylvania Pits Will Remain Closed,  Tenntle Pantineo

Truman Ready To Act In Coal Crisis   High Official Says President To Use T-H Law

Rumor Truman May Enter Coal Dispute Soon  Return-To-Work   Return-To-Work Movement To Decide President’s Action

Intervention Predicted Within Two Days Unless Miners Return To Pits

Field Reports Indicate Bulk Of Lewis’ Men Will Stay Away  From Mines Toda,

White House Expert Says Labor Ruling May Be Used   Next Two Days Said To Be Determining Action Of President

WHITE HOUSE SEES GRAVITY OF SITUATION   Spokesman Says President Will Move If Miners Continue Strike

89 Thousand Miners Stay Out Of Pits   Truman Likely To Act If Three-Day Week Not Resumed

White House Checks on Number of Men at Work With Hints of Prompt Move in Case Strikers Remain Away From Pits—Reports Indicate: That 88,500 Soft Coal Diggers Fail. to Resume Jobs Today. ;   ROVING = PICKETS:- ACTIVE

PRESIDENT SET TO ACT, WORD OF SPOKESMAN   Action Contingent On Whether Miners Resume Three-Day Week

Miners Fail to Return to  Their Jobs   Some 88,000 Men Refuse to Heed Lewis’ ‘Back to Work’ Order

NUMBER OF IDLE MINERS INCREASING   Total of 89,575 Stay Away From Work Despite Threat of White House intervention.   FULL THREE-DAY WEEK CALLED FOR   Won't Be Able to Avoid Action Unless Men Return to Pits Says High Official. .

Miners To Stay From Pits Today   President May Act in 48 Hours {f Work Is Not Resumed

White House Checks On Number Of Miners At Work; HST May Act   Presidential Intervention Seen _ Unless Miners Return To Work

President Is Reported About Ready fo Aci In Coal Dispute If Men Stay Out of Pits

Check Is Made. On Number of Miners at Work  Pickets vi alk Rui imbe OF Idle

TRUMAN PLANS ACTION TODAY OR. TUESDAY   89,000 Idle As More Men Walk Off Job  PRESIDENT   Reported Undecided About Using T.-H. Law Or Some Other Measure

Crackdown Nea In Mine Tie-up, ls Capital Tip   More Miners Quit As President Gets Ready for Action

Return to Work Only Alternative, Miners Warned   88,000 Remain Out, T-H Law May Be Invoked

Truman Ready To Act Quickly If Coal Strike Continues, Report Says

man May ke Action (oal Feud  president Checks An Number of   President Checks On Number of Miners Now Idle

Check Is Made by White House of Total Working   Three, Day Work Weel Only Way to Keep T-H from Being Invoked

Steps fo Solve Crisis May Be Taken Tuesday   White House Scans Response of Miners To Lewis’ Orders

Truman Set To Act in Coal Strike   Only Return of Miners Can Coractall Move

Jee Truman Ready to Act in Coal Strike   89,575 Miners at Home Monday When Work Whistles Blow

Truman Expectec To Infervene In Coal Strike   Adviser Indicates Executive Action Within 48 Hours

Truman Set To Act in’, Coal Crisis   White House Checks Data on Tie-up as Guide to President

TEMPERATURE   Hand Forced As Diggers  Ignore Lewis   Penna., W. Va. Pits Still Closed; Supplies Grow Siteadily Less

Truman Awaits Report on Mine  Worker Response  Nearly 90,000 Now Idled by Walkouts  ln Eastern Area

TRUMAN READY TO ACT IF MINERS CONTINUE VACATION FROM PITS; UAW OFFIGIALS REMAIN SILENT   Reports from Field Indicate Diggers Remain Away from Jobs; President Studies ‘No’ Vote to Lewis’ Decree

President Is  Ready To Act   Top Lieutenant Says Tru man To Step Into Coal Strike Picture.

MORE STAYING OFF JOB TODAY THAN WEEK AGO   White House Gets Report on Number, Now Near 89.873

Next Step Up To UMW Chief, Observers Feel   Immediate Return To Three-Day Week Likely Would Delay  Precidential Action

Nearly 90,000 Miners Refuse  _ To Work Today   Pickets Help Swell Ranks Of Idle In Coal Fields; Report President Ready To Act Unless Miners At Least Go Back To 3-Day Work Week; 20,000 Out In W. Virginia

Aid Reports Idle Miners Bring Move   Top Lieutenant Says At Least 3-Day Week Wanted

IDLE MINERS. _ INCREASING   Total of 89,575 Stay Away. From Work ‘Despite Threat of White Hous? Intervention.   FULL THREE-DAY  . WEEK CALLED FOR   Won't Be Able to Avoid ' Action. Unless Men. Return to Pits Says: High Official. Soma

Will Move Fast lf Coal Miners Stay From Pits   Action Expected If Miners Stay Awav From Pits in Numbers Teday

Firemen To Set Date For Convention   Executive Committee Of District Volunteer Assn. To Meet At State College On Sunday.

Midgets on Lower Main Street      A Lene Number of Interestd ( Citizens with Equipt Furnished by Frederick Gee and Floyd Collins Clear Field.

10 HAVE NEW PARK FOR GAMES   Vacant Lot Assures Adequate Size and Central ‘Location for Small Fry

Sub Travels 9.200 Miles Under Water   Record Trip Is Made in 21 Days From Hong Kone to Pearl Harbor

Case Sent Grand Jury For Hearing   Accused Man Enters Not Guilty Plea at Original Appearance

Demos Against  Halting R eds, MeCarth v Says   He Claims Votes All That Administration l« In. terested In

HUNT STARTED FOR GIRL, 19   Student at Byrn Mawr Is Missing—Mother Discounts Elopcment

Lump-Sum Bill Faces Uprising And Long Delay  Rlanlkat 109 Par fant   Blanket 10 Per Cent Slash in Measure Talked by Republicans

Big Money Bill Faces Economic ight From GOP   Government Costs For Year Lumped into One Measure

J. S. STEEL IS ACING HEAVY XPENDITURES   y Millions of Dollars Te Be Required in Developing Ansicipated New Fee ittties   LEW PLANTS PROPOSED

U.S. STEEL PLANS HUGE INVESTMENT   New Facilities to Cost “Many Millions’ —Olds

None Reported Hurt in Single Gunfire Burst   Vitriolic Speech Sets Pattern for Gigantic Ideological Spectacle

Red German Youths Rally  City Quiet, But Alert As Communisis Gathe

Berlin Waits Alertly For Youth March   Ulbricht Shrills Defiance Of West

One Outbreak Of Gunfire Is Only Trouble   East German Communist Deputy Provides Some Fireworks In Speech

BERLIN 1S QUIET ~ONEVE OF PARADE   ALLIES READY TO STOP ANY MASS INTRUSIONS OF  WESTERN PART OF CITY.

UNGEST MD'S 0 BE CALLED {ST BY DRAFT   First Medical Men Will Be Inducted On November 15

Take Youngest Men First In Doctor Draft   Regulations Are Set Up For Doctors, Dentists And Specialists Eligible Under Draft Program

Truman Order Is Young Men Get First Call   Edict Relates To Doctors, Dentists And Specialists

PLEAD GUILTY TO BREAKING INTO BAR   Three Penna. R. R. Brakemen Fined $200 Each and Costs For Affair  LECTIIREN RY Hince   LECTURED BY JUDGE

Most Food Items To Miss Controls   Only Few Products Above Price Ceiling Levels

Most Foods Will Escape Controls  ‘Claiin MostPrices ett tinder Ceiling.

Price Controls On Foods Not Expected Soon   Most Items Still Below Ceilings

Bulk Of Food Items Escape New Controls  minkrtty (YM Gandc   Majority Of Goods To Be Exempt From Regulations

Bulk Of Food ltems To Escape Price Controls   _ Most All Below Ceiling Levels

Prices of Farm Food Products, Now Far Under Ceilings, May Escape Controls for Many Months

Bulk Of Items In Food Basket To Escape Curbs   With 3 Exceptions, : Farm Prices Are All Below Ceiling Level:

Might Delay  Some Controls   Many Items of Food Are Still Under Price Set

NEW DRAFT CALL HIKES TOTAL GOES TO 370,000   ‘Many Items In The Family Food Basket  ‘May Escape Government's Price Controls   Panel Probing State Elections

Food Items May Eseape  Price Curbs   Most Prices Stay Below Level Set By Control Law

Most Foods To Escape Reins; Below Ceilings  U.S. Controls Would   U.S. Controls Would Have Little Effect On Eating Budget

Food Basket Items Likely To Escape Most Government Price Controls Now

Bulk Of Nation’s Food Items Expected To Escape Government Price Controls

No Relief Yet In Sight... . ee 8  Most Food Prices Still Under Ceiling

Bulk Of Food ltems Escape New Controls  ie, Pee. lo ne ee   Majority Of Goods To Be Exempt From Regulations

Bulk of Items In Family Food Basket Likely to Escape Controls For a Time

McCarthy Spy Charges Will Be Aired  State Department  Probe by Senate

McCarthy Spy Charges Will Be Aired   State Department Probe by Senate Group Is Ordered

B-29’s Bomt: Chongjin’s Rail Yards   Reds’ Transportation Hub And Supply Lines Hit In Clear Weather Raid; Crews Report Success

Britain Informs U.S. Tt Can’t Expand Arms   Jeopardy for Welfare State Cited By Gaitskell, Cripps’ Successor As Director of Nation’s Economy

Puerto Rico's Labor Commissioner To Investigate Workers In State

Pike Stays As  Atom Chairman   New York Engineer Is Named To Vacancy On Board

Murray Will Fill Vacancy On AEC Board   President to Delay Naming Chairman Unti He Returns to Capital From His Vacation

ACTING HEAD OF AEC TO REMAIN   Trumon May Delay Appoint. ment of New Group Chairman Until April

Seven Killed Since Friday in Missouri Traffic Accidents   Holiday Toll Also Includes Death of wt Seniirrel Hunter.

DAVENPORT HAS ITS BINGO BACK   Pay at The Door and Get   Ice Cream, Cookies

Cruiser’s Guns Help Break Up Attack on East Coast   Prince Charles Is 2 Today

North Koreans Organize Drive   Estimate 3 to 4 Enemy Divisions in North Korea

‘Rains Hamper Air Attacks As Invaders Gain Upper Hand In Ground Activities

Infantry Position Cut Off By Swift Enemy Maneuver   Americans Fall Into Noose After Knocking Out Two Red Tanks; U. S. Air Attacks Reported Successful

American Infantrymen May be Able to Punch Way Qui: Reds Move up Forces in fy rongth

Final Appeal To Red Korea To Surrender   General Assembly.to Give MacArthur OK Tn (pace ZAG

‘BIG PAY-OFF TO VETERANS IS STARTING   30,000 in County Are Listed for Uncle Sam Checks

Universal Military Training Urged By American Legion   Probe Ends In “Firing” Of Denfeld

Legion Calls For Universal Training  Urges Replacement Of Draft Act

DRAFT SUBSTITUTE ASKED BY LEGION   CONGRESS URGED TO ENACT UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING LAW,

Romanian DP Held in Death Of Navy Captain in Austria   Probe Continues Into Finding of Body Of Friend of Robert Vogeler on Rail Track

Captain Karpe Death Remains Vienna Mystery  U.S. Naval Attacie  Was Close Friend Of Robert Vogeler

AUSTRIAN REDS CALL OFF STRIKE   TWO-DAY WALKOUT MARKET BY DISTURBANCES, RAIL TRAFFIC INTERRUPTIONS,

HotGreeting Awaits Ship at Shanghai   Shelling Predicted if U.S. Vessel Avoids Nationalist Mines

Blockade Runner Defies Nationalist Warning, Sets Sail on Shanghai Voyage

Lawyers To Seek Bridges Release   Writ of Habeas Corpus To Be Asked for President Of CIO Longshoremen’s Union

Budenz Charges Top Reds in U. S. Trained As Spies   Ex-Communist Chief Says Leaders Part of Spy Plot To Defeat UV. S.

SWEEPING PROBE OF SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES ASKED   Bipartisan Group Calls for Full  Investiqation

Naval Graduates Hear New Chief  Oa nw MF Ninfoneon   Secretary Of Defense Speaks At Academy

Johnson Speaks On Unification   Says Differences Not Settled, But It Is Working Out

Cites Progress in Unification   Johnson Says Each Service Not Required to Bury Own Causes

Johnson Says Unification Is Now Real Force  Defense Secretary Is Speaker At Novy Greduation

NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATES 650   Secretary: Johnson Tells Of Power Of Unification Of Armed Forces Of Nation.

Johnson Claims Unification Does Not Harm Individual Services, Emphasizes Decisions As Important In Cooperation

Secretary of Defense Is Speaker Af ‘Annual Naval Academy Commencement

Unification Talk Given Midshipmen   Johnson Says It Does Not Mean Each Armed Service Should Bury Its Own Causes

Still Arrested In Traffic Case  Charged In. Death, Geines Youngster

McCullough * Case Goes to Jury Tomorrow   Counsel! for Adler and Draper Sums Up Today

Personal Tax Increase Is On The Way   US Citizens To Poy Three Billion More Dollars On Income

GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Soldier Convicted of First Degree Murder in Topeka

Nepal Subject Of Red China's Latest Charges   Claim U. S., Britain Plotting There

THEORY HEARD PLANE CAUSED DAYTON SHOCKS   City Is Jittery Over Mystery Qt Thraa “Blacte!’

3rd Mystery Blast Rocks Dayton Area  High-Speed Planes May Be Responsible

‘PLANES TO DAYTON yo   College Professor Belleves  High Speed Planes May. Be Logical Exp‘anation of Three ExplosionLike Shocks Feit in Dayton Arca in Past Several Days. 

TT  Miners’ Wives Block Rail Cars  Throw Selves onto Switch Track Deafe Dalina

West's Answer To USSR Peace Plan Due Today   Britain Will Act As Spokesman For Anti-Red Bine

Britain To Give West's Reply To Red Peace Plan  Vishinsky’s Plan Outdated, U.N. Will Be

Britisn Will Give Answer To Russians  Minister Expected To Tell UN Group

REDS 10 GET ANSWER TODA\   Britain Will Reply To Soviet’s Peace Plan In  U. N. Assembly

West Draifs lis Reply fo Russian Plan   Vishinsky to Be Told Suggestions He Made For Peace Are Now  Outdated

British Will Give Answer To Russians   Minister Expected To Tell UN Group Russia’s ‘Peace  Plan’ is Outdated

Britain To ‘sive West's Answer To Soviet Plan   Delegation Sources Say Proposals Will Not Face Tension

Korea Officials Deny Communist Tanks Cross Han   Admit Some Minor Breaks In Right Flank; New Reports Confuse Battlefront Picture

Foot Soldiers Take Positions To Block Reds   South Koreans Claim Recovery Of Vital Areas

Communists Cut Han River Line South of Seout   But Communique Says Suwan Airfield Still ls in Southern Hands

Planes Bringing American Troops  into Korean Area  Defenders Cheered " By Dramatic Help From South Japan

Into Breach Created By Red Break Through Han Line; Earlier Reports Of Southern Collapse Prove Untrue

'U. S. Forces, In Historic Air Lift Through Bad Weather From Japan, Rush To Embattled Republic After Reported Communist Breakthrough On Han River Defense Line — South Korean Officials Deny Penetration By Tanks

Americans Flv In from Japan   Report Majer Break Through, No Tanks

U. S. Soldiers Land in South  - Korea, Head North To Meet  Red Invaders; Break Through Reported.  KOREANS JOYFUL OVER Il & ENTRY

SO. KOREANS DENY DEFENSES BROKEN   First U.S. Ground Troops Flown Into Battle To Strengthen Southern Lines Against Advancing North Korean Armored Columns.

Attempt  To Check Red Tanks   Americans Rush North to Repel Communist Invaders: News on Wankse Pleacce   Defense Crumbles   U. S. Troops Will Take Posts North of Taejon on Suwen Road

American Units To Take  Strategic Defense Posts 93 Miles North Of Taejon   SMALL BREAKS   In Line Admitted But Officials Deny Tanks Penetrate South Of Han River

YANKS PUSH. ON NORTH TOMEET REDS   Transport Planes, Guard: ed by Fighters, Ferry Across Sea from Japan  in Bad Weather.   SET UP LINES ON ROAD TO SUWON   Picture on War Front is Confused. Americans Evacuate Field Headquarters at Suwon.

Raid Results Claimed Good:  Reds Advancing   Heavy Fighting Said Between Seoul, Suwon; Truck Convovs Raided

Situation Darkens For South’s Forces; Report U. S. Combat Troops Given Alert

U.S. Combat Troops Reported on Alert   General Goes ‘to See for Myself’ as Invading Forces Drive South

Pall Town Has “Red Insurrection  * * x * * x * * * x kk  Aix: Dia Qisiseat Cha wod Tan Chase Daasn CAmiiaisicie Paka (lsac

Mayor Arrested, Police Head ‘Executed’ As Mock May Day Uprising Staged In Village

‘Reds’ Clamp Iron Hand on Mosinee, Wis., in Mock May Day Communist Uprising

Reds Take Over Wisconsin Town   Chief of Police Is ‘Executed’ During Day of Mock Invasion

 ‘Red Coup’ in Wisconsin Mosinee Residents Learn  What Many Abroad Know

Mock Communist Insurrection Gives  Town Idea About The Real Thing

Chief ‘Executed,’ Mayor in Custody At Mock Invasion  Entire Camminity   Entire Community Seized by Assault Teams at Sunrise

ROUGH STUFF IN MOCK RED RAID ON CITY   Mayor of Mosinee, Wis., . Dragged Out Shivering ‘Into Snowy Street .in . Night ‘Clothes.   SHOW HOW REDS ASSUME POWER   City Officials Put Behind Barbed Wire, Newspaper Taken Over in Commun -ist “Rebellion.”

Wisconsin Town Tries Out Life as It Would Be Under  Beneficent Communist Plan

‘Reds’ Take Over Town  In Mock ‘Insurrection   See picture, Page 3

Residents Of Mosinee, Wisconsin, Get  Taste Of Soviet Rule In One-Day Trial

Mosinee’s Mayor Is ‘Jailed’   Occupation Of City Is Complete In Mock Invasion Staged By State Lerion

Wisconsin City Under “Red Rule   Mayor Dragged, Police Chief Shot in Mock  May Day Insurrection

Mosinee Under  Communist Rule   ‘Reds’ Control All Movement City Demonstrates  ae Se is oe 3: an ae

‘Reds’ Take Over Wisconsin City 'To Demonstrate C ommie Technique

Red Terror Demonstrated In U. S. Town   A Mock May Day Insurrection Staged At Mosinee, Wis.

Police Chief 'Shot,’ Mayor Dragged 'Through Streets As Reds 'Take Over’

Commando Units Take Over City in Dawn Attack   Mayor, Civic Leaders Arrested in True Soviet Style

Yes, It Could Happen Here - - Easily—  ‘Mock Reds’ Seize Wisconsin Town in May Day Coup

Requests New Sacrifices By British People   King George VI Tells Of Government's Plans For New Economic Controls And Nationalization

IUDGE FINDS BOGUS BILL UNDER ROBES   Learns He Has Reen Vietimized After Man Appears for Sentence on Counterfelt Charge.

Malone Claims. Victory to Block Curbs-on ‘Slots’.   ‘One Man. Filibuster “Prevents Vote on... Interstate Shipment

Nevadan Talks  Down Measure  Senator Speaks 11 Hours For Gamblina

Wins Fight For Slots   Bill to Ban Interstate Shipment Talked Te Death by Nevada Salo

Government Says Anti-U. 5. Revolt Quelled   Nationalists Fire on Governor's Palace and Police Stations

Puerto Rico Quells Revolt; 15 Are Killed   Nationalists Attack Governor's Palace And Police Stations

Puerto Rican Rehels Stage Bloody Uprising   Governor's Palace Attacked; Several Persons Are Killed

Mercury Dips to 30s in  I lorida: Heat Predictec Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

AREA BOY SCOUT COUNCIL TO MEET   Lester R. Thurston, Harrisburg, To Speak At Annual Meeting Here — Officers Will Be Elected

GUARD MOBILIZATION METHODS EXPLAINED   Army Says Active Duty Summons to Units Is an Order-——Call Is Issued Under State Control.

Mobilizing the  Home Front  Is Discussed Maybank Hopeful  a ce oe cw see cea   Maybank Hopeful That Emergency Will be Declared

Legislators Urge President Order. Pay, Price Curbs   > “Tee et  Home Front Mobilization Discussed With Seeand Congressional Group

MOBILIZATION CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE   Congressmen Urge Wage-Price Lids; ‘‘Dark Hour’ Says Senator Tobey.

Pressure Mounts For Wage, Price Confrol Action  Cannroace  andarc   Congress Leaders Urge President To Invoke Curbs

Advisers Urge, Truman To Take Early Action On Wage-Price Controls

Swift Action On Wage-Price Controls Asked   Truman Meets Agair With Congressional Leaders; President Readies Speech

Congressional Leaders Plug For Quick Price-Wage Curbs   President Meets Several Groups To Prepare ‘Chat’

-- MOBILIZATION. Wage-Price Controls Requested  Senators Meet With President

Continue Home Mobilization Discussions   Legislators Urge Truman To Go Ahead on Wage Price Control Measures

Truman, Top U.S. Officials Huddle Again   Legislators Press for Wage-Price ControlsAtomic Leaders Also Sit in on Conference

Congressional Leaders Urge Controls Now   Officials Warn Truman Of Need For Speedy Action

President Weighs Emergency Edict; Holds Conference  With Top Leaders

President Discusses Mobilizatior Plans With Congressional Group Which Uraes Immediate Controls

Ind Congress Group Urges Price Controls  President Discusses Home Front Steps; Taille Tamarraw Nial

TRUMAN DISCUSSES HOME MOBILIZING WITH LAWMAKERS   Several Legislators Urge President To Go Ahead With Wage-Price Control

President Urged to Impose Wage-Price Controls at Once   Legislators Discuss Home-Front Mebllization With Truman: Speech Temorrow Nicht Awaitec

All-Out Controls Urged .   Congressmen Called. In By Truman for Talks On Crisis Say Action Needed in ‘Dark Hour’

Legislative Leaders Meet With Truman  President Urged To Go Ahead And  Impose Controle

Urge Truman Call Controls   White House Meets Continue; Asking Immediate Controls

ome Front Mobilization Is Discussed # Second Conference at White House

Urge TrumanTo Slap On Wage, Price Curbs   GOP and Democrat Leaders Want Controls Included in Emergency Plan _

Wall Proclaim US Emergency Friday, Hint   Rep. Walter Sees Action By Truman; President On Radio Friday Night

Legislators Ask Lid Clamped on Wages, Prices   Await Truman: Stand On Controls, Call For Mobilization

Congress Group Urges Controls on Prices, Wage:   Tells President Full National Emergency Should Be Declared

President Talks To Second Group On Mobilization   Truman Is Urged To Set Up Controls At Conference Today

DemandsFor Price Controls Are Renewed      President Urged By Group Of Legislators Today To Go Ahead With Plans For Federal Controls

Legislators Favor ‘All Out’ Controls   Pres. Truman Urged to Take Wage-Price Action as Home Front Mobilization is Discussed With Second Congressional Group Today.         PROCLAMATION TOMORROW?

Give Truman ‘Go’ Signal on Wage, Price Controls   Second Group of Legislators Meet Today With President.

Congressionat Leaders Urge Wage-Price Lid   No Indication of What Truman’s Verdict Will Be

pats Are Urged To Help Speedur n Defense Plan  4 Leaders Of Both

Solons Would Hike Aid for Local Welfare   Legislators Drafting Formula for State, Federal Assistance

The Greatest Story  Jesus Innocent, Pilate Announces To Waiting Mob

“The Greatest Story Luer Tuld”  A fale of the Greatest Life Ever Livet ia ee   anier 34 THE DRUNKEN KING

Russians Keep War Prisoners  Over 62,000 Germans Still In Captivity

WEST REICH REPRESENTATIVE iTELLS UN COMMITTEE SOVIETS ‘STILL HOLD 62.792 GERMANS

RUSSIA HOLDING 62,792 GERMANS   Representative Of Nation Says That Number Known To Be Alive

SUPERVISOR MEET MONDAY   Will Transact Routine  Business At Qne Day Session

PERSHING TANKS ADDED T0 DEFENSE S. KOREANS GAIN   Allied Naval Gains Aid At Yongdok; Communists Shell Road Near Taegu

MARINES ROLL OUT IN TANKS   Move Forward To Brace New Lines  Set For Climatic Battle Along Naktong River; Reds Are 40 Miles From Port Of Pusan

Congress Prepares To Clean Up Al Vital: Business Within Next Ten Days

Move To Send  Congress Home   Within 10 Day:   ;  Solons May Return After : Elections To Wrestle  With New War Issues

Drive May Give  Congress Holiday Likely To End After Elections In November

Effects of Rail Walkout Being Felt in Nation   Thousands of Coal Miners, - Industrial Workers Are Idled

imprisoned Loihario Caught Trying to Start Lonely Hearts Business

23 Injured As Trains Collide  Over 200 In Troop Train Escape Death

Acts To Head Off Some Cargoes Or Way To China  _ Commerce Dept. Moves  Affer Senators Demand  Embargo On Shipments

Profits Tax Bill Draft Is Started In Congress   Prospect For Action This Year Is Slight  On Truman Proposal

Committee Opens Excess Profits Tax Hearings   Truman Urges Prompt Approval; Prospects Fer From Bright

President Hits ECA  Bill Rider   Says Ban on Trade With Soviet Nations Would Weaken Wes:

CED Recommends Tax Cut Of Over Two Billion   Business Group Would Trim Excise and Corporation Earnings Levies

Plan Offered For Reduction Of U.S. Budaet   Economic Development Body Takes Stand Qpnasite te Truman’s

Businessmen’s Group Says Tax Cuts  ‘Of -$2.250.000.000.-Are ‘Feasible’ .

“Tax Cut Feasible In 1950’   CED Says Revenues Could Be Slashed By $2,250,000,000

$2 Billion Tax Slash Held Feasible   Business Planning Group’s Stand Opposes Truman

Tax Cut Program Outlined by CED  i Mile Redu ction asible Savs Gro

Expect President Truman To Ask Moderate Tax Boost In Budeet Message Monday

Huge Tax Cut In 51 Budget Held Possible   Business Economists Outline Reduction Contradicting Truman

Business Group Says Large Tax Cuts Feasible   C.E.D. Takes Stand Squarely Opposite To Truman Policy

Billion-Dollar Reduction in Excise Taxes Recommended  Stand Squarely Opposite That Taken by Truman Is Announced

TAX GUT URGED BY EXECUTIVES   Economic Development Group Claims $2'% Billion Reduction Is Feasable

TAX REDUCTION 15 HELD FEASIBL   ! jORGANIZATION OF BUSLNESS. MEN CALLS FOR CUT TOTALING $2,250,000,000.

Business Panel  Opposes Plan Of President  _ CED Demands  ‘Sound Budget’

CED Offers ‘Feasible Fiscal Plan   Business Group at Same _ Time Proposes Federal  Expense Slashes.

Bucknell Co-Ed Is Found Fatally Sho  Body Discovered Bs Girl's Mother

Freak Squall Batters Small Area in L. A.   Buildings Unroofed, Trees and Electric Lines Blawn Down

Week of Decision Is At Hand in Korea   U.S. Forces Still Far Outnumbered; Reds Keep Offensive As Month Ends

Armed Forces Do Good Job In Korean War   Unification Works Well In First Real Test

Armed Service: Unification Is  3 Years Old   Military Leaders Congratulate Each Other On Success

Unity in Korea Contrasts with Rows in Capital   Services Co-operating Perfectly at Front Under War Stress

End of Third Year of Milifary Co-Ordination Finds U. S. Services Fighting Like Team

—PERFECT’ COORDINATION— No Inter-Service Strife ‘Since Korean W ar Began

Military Unification Paying Huge Dividends At End Of Its Third Year

White, Negro Bapt sts Meet   D11-Tine Evangelistic Ra ly sittracts 20.000

‘Once Wild and Wooly Butte Apparently Is Suffering From Growing Up Pains

Dallas Gambler ls Gun Target  Shot Fired Through Hospital Window

ASSASSIN FAILS; GAMBLER LIVES   Wounded Texan Survives 7th Ambush

The Weather   World's Largest Wet-Type Unit Planned For City  500-Foot Structure ‘Yo. Eliminate Dust Excess OF Dry-Kitns

Wet Process To Eliminate Exeess Dust   Structure Will Cost Between $2, $3 Million; Roadstrom Says Work Should Begin In About 60 Days

AMERICANS REAGH THE NUWON AREA   Is First Action for U. S. Infantry Since End of World War Ul, MacArthur Headquarters Announces,

‘SPREAD HORROR OF A-BOMB’  Reds Ordered: Work to Get MacArthur Ousted From Job

RED SABOTAGE IN JU. S.  Reds Penetrate, Convert Groups  To Own Plans  Communists Play Up to Church, P.-T. A. Units

Threat Of Red Sabotage  Communists Told To Get In Chureh, Community Clubs

Inside The Times   ‘Threat Of Red Sabotage’—Chapter 7  Comrades Told To Join Community Groups

Downpow Stans Fastest ‘S00 At 345-Mile Wark   Bettenhausen, Second:  Bill Holland, Third

Red Losses Are Placed At 50,000  U. Sis Army Reports   U.S. Army Reports On North Korean Casualties; Yank Lesses not Given

Omnibus Bill Slash Passes Initial Test   Economy Action Moved By GOP Wins Teller Vote

House Tentatively Cuts 600 Million Off Omnibus Bill   Teller Decision of 183 to 147 Approves Republican Proposal

Sir Gladwyn Jebb Takes Over as UN Council President   But Malik Comes Back to Continue Propaganda Blasts Acainst America

Malik Returns To U.N.; Jebb  New President   Invite Ambassador Of South Korea To Sit At Council

a DRAFTEES 60 10 DETROIT   ‘Berrien Inductions Since  Korean War Total

China Issue Flares in Assembly   Malik Calls Study Group ‘Stacked’, Pro-Nationalist

China Representation Issue Flares Up In U. N. Before Intervention Question

Chinese Issue Flares Up In 'U.N. Assembly   President Suggests a Committee to Study Problems of Chinese Seat in United Netian

U.N. Takes Up China Issue  , Assembly Battle On  ~.   "Assembly Battle On Over Seating Reds; Chorges in Council

U.N. Studies Who Is Legal China Gov t.   Recommend Group To Investigate, But Malik Balks

Chinese Place in U.N. Flares Up in Security Council   Russia Objects To Committee as Favoring Chiang

Patriotic Girl Wants To Enter Air Force R. O. T. C. At St. Louis

SMALL GIRLS BURN 10 DEATH IN MICHIGAN      Mother and Sister in Critical  Contlition In Monroe Hospitel — Exploding Can of Kerosene, Sitling Near Stove, Is Cause of  'Trageity,

TO CLASSES TOMORROYV   Registration and Enrollment for Second Semester Ends Todar

As Snow Stops, Red Cross and Army Go Into Action In Disaster Areas   TO CLASSES TOMORROW   Registration and Enrollment for Second Semester Ends Today

Operators Hail Pact  As Good One  For Industry  Runs 28 Months; Lewis Hails It As Triumph  i. at mY alee al

Lewis And Operators Pleased With Outcome Of Negotiations; Price Of Coal Will Go Up 

Lewis Keeps Pension Fund Chairmanship  Cact OVE Litnsnan fan   Cost Of Mining Coal Increased From 16 To 23 Cents Per Ton

MINERS BACK, HAILS VICTORY   28-Month Agreement Also Wins Praise From Operators

“Mine Workers Again Have Accomplished Impossible’, Gloats John Lewis, New Contract May Run for 28 Months.

Lewis, Owners Hail Contract As Good One   Agreement to Run for 28 Months: Miners Get Gain of 31.40 per Day

Miners Hail Triumph With Average Pay Rises of $1.40 Per Day From Increase In Basic Wage and Ton Welfare Levy; Hope for Stability in 28-Month Pact

Men Start Mass Return To Mines  On Early Shift   ~ Operators Hail 28-Month Pact As Good For Industry; Victory May Cost Consumers 50 Cents A Ton

New Pact Raises Wages And Union Royalties But Will Run for 28 Months

LEWIS SENDS MINERS BACK, HAILS VICTORY   28-Month Agreement - Also Wins Praise ' From Operators

Lewis, Owners Join in Praise (f ‘Good’ Pact  995 000 Steel Rail   225,000 Steel, Rail Jobs Also Reopened

Agreement, Reached In Principal Friday Night, Signed By All Major Segments Of Industry; John L. Says ‘Impossible Accomplished’

Another Red  Move Fails ‘South Korean Allowed Seat in UN Talks Over

Russia Makes Another Unsuccessful Effort To Exclude South Korean From UN Meet

Soviet Move To Exclude Chana Fails   Red Resolution On Halting U. S. Air Action In Korea Headed For Defeat

Chang Allowed At Korean Talks Despite Russian   Security Council Takes Up Bombing Resolve After Malik Vetoes Aid Ban

MALIK IS LICKED  re nen ene TESA  Chang May Sit In On Korean Talks

Soviets Lose Bout To Unseat Chang   Malik Faces Defeat on Resolution Te Halt ‘Inhuman’ U. S$. Bombina

Malik Fails To Unseat Korean   Launches Another Attack At AF For Inhuman Attacks’

Russian Loses Korean Move.  Vetos Aid Ban   Malik Overruled On South Korean Delegate, But Stops Council Aet

Muff Another Try to Exclude South Korea   Malik Move Against Chang Ruled Out by Jebb as Council Meet Opens

Malik Tries to Bar South Korean From U.N. Table   Council Prepares To Hear Protest Cnt) S BRombino

Russia Fails In Another Attempt To Exclude South Korean Diploma’

Malik Fails to Bar Chang   South Korean’s Right to Take Part Upheld; Veto Blocks U.S. Blast

Russian Effort Is Unsuccessful   Would Exclude . Chana From Meet

Malik Again Is Balked in U. N.   Angrily Attacks U. S. Airmen fer Bombing in North Korea

Russia Makes Unsuccessfui Try to Exclude South Korean in U. N. Discussions   SOMBING IS TAKEN UP

Russia Fails To Exclude South Korean FromU. N. Discussions On Korea

‘Malik Again Fails To Exclude Chang From U.N. Council   BPS Bete Re ROLY  LAKE SUCCESS, 4 — The Lnited Nations security council today rejected a Russian demand that it order the United States to halt air attacks on North Korea.

Soviets Fail To Bar Chang From Debate  South Korean Envoy Allowed In UN; Bombing Inquiry

The Greatest Story  Jesus Goes To Galilee: Peter Becomes Disciple

“The Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the G Greatest Life Ever Lived  . by

U. S. YIELDS TO REDS IN DISPUTE OVER BUILDING   Gen. Taylor Orders Withdrawal _From Berlin Railway Headauarters.

U.S. Evicts Berlin Police To Ward Off New Blockade   Proposal to Use Soviet Railway Suilding ts Withdrawn by American Commander

 Balks Blockade Excuse  U. S. Gives In on Berlin Issue, Avoids New Row

Western Berlin Police Evacuate Railway Buildine   Taylor Decides Not to Give Russ Chance to Threaten Blockade

West Berlin Rail Building is Given Back to Russians  lt) S Commander   U. S. Commander Orders Police to Evacuate Building

BERLIN RAILROAD BUILDING VACATED   U. S. Yields to Prevent New Blockade Threat.

Give Reds No Excuse To Act Up   U. S. Commander in Berlin Orders Police To vacate Rail Station To Avert ‘Incident’ -

—POLICE LEAVE BUILDING— U. S. Bows to Russia  In New Berlin Dispute

U. S. Reverses Order on Berlin Rail Station   Vacale Building To Bar Chance of New Block. ‘ade Threat By Russ

Krupp, German Industrialist, Dies   Renowned Munitions Maker, 79, Succumbs

GOP Leaders Out To Block Point 4 Plan   Senators Also Seek 2k. FRranT TF _ . a

GOP May Block Point-4 Funds   Sean $600 Million Slash In Europe Aid Monev

H uge Spending Bill Goes To Conference Committee In Hope of Compromise

Moses Leaving U.S. Steel, Job Remains Unfilled   Father Held tab

GIGANTIC SINK-HOLE OCCURS NEAR QUARRIES   Cave-In On Farm North Of Hanover Has Depth Of 94 Feet And Measures 60 By 120 Feet

James Garfield Will Be Buried At Mentor   Son Of Assassinated President Dies With Pneumonia in Cleveland

Garfield Rites Set for Monday  -. Was the Son of - .Former President

JAMES GARFIELD DIES YESTERDA\   84-Year-Old President's  Son Pneumonia Victim

Hoffmaster Says Conservation Scene Dark Because Public Unaware of How Badly Natural Resources Need Help

Stalin in Rare Personal Appearance in Moscow   750,000 Take Part in Two Huge May . Day Demonstrations in German Capital

stones Fly In Berlin Flare-Up _ 50,000 Attend May Day Demonstration

BERLIN HOLDS BIG-MAY DAY CELEBRATIONS   Anti-Communists of Western Area Pelt Soviet Sector Police With Stones.

Huge May Day Demonstrations Held in Berlin   East and West Join ° Forces to Put Down Threatened Roughnes

EPITHET AND AOGK HURLING ONLY ACTIITY   Armada of Jet Planes Over Red Square Highlight of Moscow May Day.

Anti-Red Groups Cause Flareup In Berlin Today   May Day Meetings of 750,000 Are Held; Stalin Appears at Moscow Celebration,

Soviet Police Pelted by ‘Stones From West Sector But Troops Are Not Used

Anticipated Violence Fizzles As Police Keep Situations Under Hand

Most Threatening Of Several Plurries Of Roughness Occured. In Potsdamerplatz Where The‘ Three Sectors Meet      WEST BERLIN POWERS " .  ALERT 12.006 POLICE

POLICE HURL STONES IN MAY DAY AT BERLIN   Troops Alerted In Case Trouble Came With Reds

Riot Is Soon Quelled By Police Force   Stalin Appears At Moscow Celebratior

ONE HURT HE CAN'T CONCEAL  Gi Loses Legs, Writes Mom: 'Please Don't Cry’

1CAN‘T BE CONCEALED   War Upsets Youth's Desire Not to Worry His Parents

Brave Boy Who Always. Hid Hurts Can't Conceal Ones He Got in Korea

Republicans to Be Given Voice on Foreign Policy   Truman Authorizes Acheson to Take Steps to Restore Bipartisan Action—Outstanding G. O. P. Member to Be Giiven Top-Level Position in State Department as Secretary’s Adviser--Vandenberg Probably Will Name Man.

ASKS ACHESON TO SEEK MUCH CLOSER TIES   President Wants to Restore Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

GOP To Get Top Post In State Dep’t.   Truman Bolsters Bipartisan Action

Dewey Calls For Rentals Under State   Governor Asks System to Protect Tenants From Oppression of Landlords   Raps U. S. Controls   Rent Administrator Is _ to Get Power to Run  Program

‘Nation Eyes Indiana Senate Race as Clear-Cut Test of Truman Popularity

Projects For Developing Atomic Power For Peacetime Have Not Been Abandoned, Report

U.S, CITIZENS ARE URGED TO  FLEE-FORMOSA   .. Chinese Red Army Is Stepping Up Invasion Trainina

Americans Warned  To Leave Formosa:  Red Troops Mass for Attack On Lact Natianalict Stand

Quit Formosa  Yanks Warned   Major Battle Looms For Island Fortress

Thousands Search For Honeymoon Cave Of Cretan Romeo And His ‘Bride’

Greek Government Anxiously Trying To Prevent Blow-Up Over Abduction  Brother Of Kidnaped Cretan Beauty Phones  From Detroit To Inform Family Kidnenee

3,000. Search For Honeymoon Cave  Abduction Brines Civil War Threat

Search Goes  On For Plane,  22 Passengers Airliner Missing In Northwest Blizzard;  aS ee oe

Helicopter ls Circling Lost Plane   Hope of Survivors of Crash Dwindles; Rescue Force on Its Way to Site of Wreck

—43 ARRESTS — Agitators Routed by Socialists   STEEL WORKS AT FULL BLAST

Fight Fiercely Against Vastly Superior Enemy   Yanks Lose First Tank Battle; U. §, Casualties Heavy

Withdrawal Of  Ten Miles Made On Korean Front  : Greatly OGutnumbered   Greatly Outnumbered U.S. Tanks Lose In First Battle Clash

Extension of Draft Passed By Congress   Senate Puts Quick Approval on Bill Arming President

NEW DRAFT LAW IS PASSED BY SENATE 76-(   One-Year Extension Gives President Power Draftees, Reserves

Draft Act Voted, Truman Has Right to Call Up Men   Senate Unanimous on Extension of a Year; Action Backs Course

Senate Votes Unanimous Approval  Of One-Year Draft Extension Bill

Senate Votes Year's Draft Law Extension   President Gets Right To Call  Out Recervicte

SENATE APPROVES YEARS EXTENSION ‘OFULS.DRAFTLAN   Measure Sent To Whit House; Gives President Rrond Powers

Speedy Senate Approval Given Draft Extension   Korean Crisis Speeds Action On Measure

Bill Gives Wide Power  To Truman  Dunct dont (rwantod   President Granted Authority To Call  Teaftees. Reserves

Draft Act Extension Given Final Approval   Unanimous Vote, 76 to 0, in Senate Follows Top-Heavy 315 to 4 Margin in House; Seen os Ouick Support to Truman’s Stand in Orient   Truman Could Call More Than 600.000 Under New Draft Act

Senate Votes 16-0 For New Draét Bill   One-Year Extension Law Is Rushed to Truman for* His Signature

Senate ‘Yes’ To Draft   Unanimous Vote Sends To White House Bill Extending Act a Year

New Draft May Call Up 600,000   Inductions Expected To Start By Fall

' Senate Votes Unanimously To Extend Dratt  a ee ok   Hope Dims For Cut In Excise Taxes

Senate Votes Extension Of Draft Law  President Gets - Power To Call — Men To Service

US Senators Give Final Ok On Draft   A Unanimous Vote Gives President Full Power  To Call 600,000 Men

SENATE VOTE ON DRAFT IS UNANIMOUS   Final Passage Gives President Power to Call Up Men to Keep Armed Forces Over 2,000,000.

ONE-YEAR BILL SENT PRESIDENT FOR SIGNATURE   Truman Given Power To Call Draftees, National Guards. men Or Reserves Into Armed Forces.

Truman Given Power to Call Up Thousands  Draftees, Guards, Reserves Included

Senate Votes Unanimously For Draft Bil   Truman Gets Broad Powers tin Emeroency

Crime Inquiries Planned In Four Major U.S. Cities   On-The-Spot Sifts To Be Held In Miami, St. Louis. Kansas City And Chicago; Hearings To Be Closed

Crime Probers Set Hearings at K. C., St. Louis   Testimony of Loca Witnesses Will Be Heard

Senators Taking Crime Hunt on Tou  Hearings Scheduled ~ In Four Bia Cities

To Probe Crime In  4. Cities   Schedule Senate Inquiries In July at St. Louis KC., Chicago, Miami   SEEK INTERSTATE LINK   Only Miami Hearing Open To Public, Press On Crime-Politics Query

CRIME PROBERS WILL VISIT K.   SENATE INVESTIGATORS CALL HEARINGS THERE AND IN 3 OTHER CITIES.

Panel Probe ee el To Visit  sig Cities — oa On-The-Spot  Investigations

Senators fo Conduct Spot {rime Probe   Four Major Cities Will Be Scene of Inquiries In Crime; Public Will Be Permitted at Miami

Senate Crime. Probers Will Visit Four Cities   Special Committee Will Enter Major Cities To Conduct On-The-Spot Inquiries

Crinie Study To Be-Held In 4 Major U. §, ‘Cities   Senate’s Committee To See Conditions In National Survey

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   First Blows Dealt   New French Cahinet

Seek Soldier in Knife Slaying of Aged D. M. Womar   Niece Discovers Body in Home Where She Lived Alone

RECLUSE, 88, STABBED WITH HUNTING KNIFE   Young Army Recruit Reported Seen At  Crime Scene

Truman Sets Census Machinery in Motion   Need Not Fear Disclosure of Confidential Data

Truman Insures Census ‘Secrecy  President Points To Heavy Penalty

Truman Tells All Residents They Need Have No Fear Of 1950 Census Questions  Answers to Confidential Queries Are to Be Secret, He Declares

American Boys Are Fighting Savage Enemy  Reds Are Reported Killing Wounded ©

Reds Slaying U.S. Wounded   Yank Officer Sees Killing of Helpless

First Commander Named For Penna. State Home Guard   Col. R. E. Goodrich to Head — 10th Regiment; Other Appointments Due

KUNKEL WELCOMES JAMES AS SUPPORTER   Kunkel Charges Duff is Selling Party Down River

Lie, U. N. Official, Asks Koreans To Avoid Atrocities   Appeal Is Made To Both Countries; 18 Yanks Said Bound, Shot

Secretary Of UN Asks Koreans To Avoid Atrocities   Appeal Follows Report Of Americans Murdered

VUS SBR SEe8i TV EEA  Candidates Are Busy Campaigning as Primary Date Approaches

QUT AFTER  VOTES   Candidates Are Busy Cam paigning as Primary Date Approaches

Farmer Facing Homicide Count   Sauk County Man Due in Court Today for Slaving Tenant

Americans Plan Solemn Rites Memorial Day   Ceremonies Will Range From Tomb Of Unknown Soldier to Modest Graves in Communities Over U.S.

Plan Re-dedication Se-vices Nation Will Pause Tomorrow In Tribute to Warrior Dead

America Pauses To Pay Tribute   Memorial Day Rites Set For Tomorrow

Living Plan Rededication to Peace '(As Tribute to Their Warrior Dead

AMERICAN DEAD TO BE HONORED   Memorial Services Will Be Conducted In Many Cities

Solemn Rites To Honor U.S.  Warrior Dead   Marshall to Keynote Obvee at Arlington;  277 Killed in 3 Days

‘Ceremonies, Rain, Death  To Mark Memorial Day  Ceremonies Will Be Held In Graveyard   Ceremonies Will Be Held In Graveyards Around World; Death Toll Reaches 250; Weather Bureau Advises Umbrellas.

AMERICANS WILL REMEMBER WAR DEAD TUESDAY   President To Honor Unknown Soldier During Memorial Day Ceremony

‘Observance at Arlington Will Be Featured With Address By General of Army Marshall!

Americans Prepare To Honor War Dead Tomorrow In Rites At Cemeteries Here, Abroad

Americans Prepare to Mark 1950 Memorial Day With Rededication to Task of Keeping Peace

NATION IN TRIBUTE   Many Ceremonies Are Planned for Observation of  Memorial Day

Nation Eyes Outcome Of G.O.P. Battle   Watch For Trends In Sentiment as Liberals Attempt To Take Over From “Old Guard.”

Outcome Of Republican Battle May Chart Future Course Of Party Nationally, Point Way To GOP Platform .   DEMOCRATS EYEING REPUBLICAN FIGHT

Pennsylvania Holds Primary Election Today   Expect Record Turnout O GOP Voters To Decide Between ‘Old Guard And ‘Liberals’

EE HOPE FOR  LD   Police Sifting: Clues In Digappearanc of .  Port Huron Lad

Stephenson Caught In  Minneapolis   Former Klan Leader Apprehended as Parole Violator After Widespread Hunt in Midwest.

$15,000 Grab By Watch Bandit   Jefferson City Watch Salesman Reports Holdup

“Good Luck, Good Shooting, God Bless You’   Eyewitness Report On Marines as They Gc Into Battle in Korea

Bethlehem Steel Earnings Hit Peak   New Record Set Despite Strikes

NAVY REVEALS PLAN TO BUILD ~ ATOMIC FLEET      Top Priority Given To Construction Of U-Boats

Navy Readies Atomie Age Fleet Design   Urges Speedy Start On Construction Of A-Driven Subs

No Bathing Suit for May Queen  Dhin Stato Crode Napevide Depdaminant Maloo

NCEA Squabble Drags On Today   Meeting Saturday Fails To Bring End To Teacher Dispute

HERSHEY DISCUSSES DRAFTING BOYS; 18   Declares by Taking Youths U. S. Could Avoid Reinducting  dl War Veterans,

8Ist Congress Reconvenes For Free-Swinging Session   Battles Over Spending, Taxes, China and Civil Rights in the Offing

President's Message Due Wednesday   Session Seen As Forum for 1950 Politics

Murray and Tobin Rap Electric Union  Call Independent Group Red-Ruled

WHEN. WORLD WAR THREE COMES, IT WILL BE — IN EUROPE WHERE RUSSIA HAS GREAT POWER

Washington BankRobbed OF $27,800   $25,000 of Loot In ‘Dollar Bills;  3 Gunmen Flee

$27,800 Loot At ‘Washinoton Bank   $25,000 of Money Is In $1 Rille

Bandits Take $28, 000 From Capital Bank   Three Hold-Up ‘Men Es cape In Dark tn FourDoor Sedan

3 BANDITS ROB ~~ BANK OF $27,801   UXMASHED GUNMEN STAGE HOLDUP IN WASHINGTON — ESCAPE IN CAR.

3-Man Team Of Robbers Get $40,000  Police Officers   Police Officers Locate Escape Car Of Trio

Russia Rejects UN  Cease-Fire Plan  Malik Says West Would Use Truce To Ready Attack

0 —E————————————eeeeeeeeeeoee  Russia Rejects -UN  Cease-Fire Plan

Malik Claims Truce Would  Serve Allies   Charges U.S. Would Use Time To Prep For More Attacks

REDS REJECT PLAN   Malik Says Korea Cease Fire Would Aid Buildup of Forces by U. S.

stay athe ey eS ao 2008s '  Malik Says. Korea Cease Fire Would Aid Buildup of Forces by U. S.

Russia Rejects  Cease-Fire Plan  Malik’s Attitude » Dashes Hopes for

UN Forces Must Withdraw, Malik Tells Assembly Committee   Asian Plan To End Fight Seems Lost   Soviet Claims Cease-Fire Would Give U. S. Time To Prepare Attack

Russia Says No fo Asian Peace Plan   Claima U. S., Eritain Wauld Use Tree to Pre. pare forses for dew Attach

Malik Says No to Proposal fo Halt Shooting   Soviet Delegate Insists All U.N. Troops Pull Out

RUSSIA REJECTS ASIAN-ARAB PLAN FOR CEASE-FIRE   Malik Insists There Can Be No Peace In Korea Until U. N. Troops Leave

Malik Rejects Korean Truce Plan in U.N.   Sees Proposal As Chance to Build U.N. Army

Russ Reject Asian Proposal to Cease Fire on Korea Fron   Just a Ruse to Give Allies Time to Regroup, Says Malik

Russians Reject Cease-Fire Plan For Korea Peace  Claim Allies Would Use Truce Fo Built Up For New Attacks

Russia Rejects Asian-Arab Plan For Cease-Fire   Malik Insists UN Troops Be Withdrawn From Ko rea, Says U. S.. Britain Not Interested In Peace

Described as Scheme to Save UNFromDefeat   Malik Says U. S., Britain Will Use Time to Roost Forces

Russ Reject Cease-Fire Korea Plan   Action In U. N. Is Hint Chinese Reds Would Not Acree to Halt

RUSSIANS TURN DOWN PROPOSAL FOR CEASE-FIRE   Malik Says U. S., Britain Only Want To Gain ‘Breathing Spell’

U.S. Reported Ending A-Data Flow to Britain   Ban on Secrets Reported Result of Fuchs Case; London Is Silent

Planes Attack Red Troops   British, Australian Men Flown.  To Advanced Positions Near Line

UN Troops Massed At 38th Line   Planes Shell North Ko. reons Determined To Keep On Fighting

Commies Show No Sign Of Giving Up   British, Australian Troops Moved To Jumping Off Spots

NORTH KOREAN REDS PREPARING TO FIGHT AGAIN   Enemy Convoys, Totalling 130 Vehicles, Hit By Aircraft   BRITISH AND AUSSIE TROOPS REACH FRONT

Planes Tear At Convoys Totalling More Than 130Vehicles; Troops Flown To New Positions Near 38th Parallel

ALLIES GATHER POWER AT 38TH   Planes Hit Red Convoys As Enemy Gives Hint ff AQrounine for Stand

U.N. Forces Ready for Push Total 175,000   Communists Apparently Intend to Ignore MacArthur Ultimatum and Put Up Battle in Vicinity of Wonsan.

Planes Attack As Reds Show Signs of Fight   Estimated 175,000 Men Available for Invasion into North

Battle Lines — Being Drawn For Showdown   MacArthur ls Moving 175,000 UN Troops To 38th Parallel While Bombers Wreck Red Supply Lines In North Korea

Forces of U.N. Massed for Big All-Out Push   British, Australian Troops Moved to New Positions Near 38th

Reds Give No Evidence  Of Quitting   About 175,000 Troops Available For All-Out Push

Ne ee ee ae ee YS eee ee ewe eo  Stock Market Falls Due to World Crisis

REACH AGREEMENT IN UMSTEAD CASE PRIOR TO TRIAL   Verdict in Favor of Umstead Administrator is In The Sum .of $5.500   RESULT OF ACCIDENT   eee tr i ee Se —— 3S a) ee ae ee YS  Defendants, Hammond and Kay, Had Been Convicted of Manslaughter in 1948 -

AUTO DEATH RESULTS “INA S800 VERDICT   Dead Man Killed While Riding With Defendant...   DIRECTED BY COURT

Movies Seek  Bar Against Censorship Appeal to Court  After Senator. Blasts Morals

Draw First Degree Murder Warrant Against Patient —      Mental Ward Fire Killed 41 Wome

Woman, 23, Will be Charged Now With Setting Iowa Hospital Fire, Fatal to 41

3 Killed As Lake Huron Ships Collide  Another Missing And Score Hurt

Excursion Boat Crash Kills 3  One Missing, Score Hurt in Lake Accident

Speed Arms To Indo-China But Not U.S. Troops   New Red Threat Faces Former French Far East Colony

No U.S. Troops For Indochina   Arms Aid to French There Will Be Speeded, Though

Nation Speeds Arms To IndoChina Area  U. S. Not To Send   U.S. Not To Send Any Troops To New Trouble Spot

Speed Arms Aid To Indo-China, But No Troops   High U.S. Officials Reaffirm Policy as Fighting Continues

ARMS TO INDOCHINA   But U. S. Will Not Send Troops to Block Threat of Ked Assault

AURORE, cay mmemunimpsen geen THREATEN TO CURTAIL CANTON BUS SERVICE

First Division Pulls Out, Flank Trap Developes   Our Lines Reported Holding In All Other Sectore

U. S. FORMS NEW LINES OF DEFENSE   First Cavalry Units Forced To Make A Fighting Withdrawal

All-Time High In Food Prices Due Next Year   Defense Boom Blamed For Predicted Hike In Consumer Demand,

Retail Food Prices May Rise To. Ml Tinie’ High BY Middle Of 1951

LANDON PROPOSES SOFENSIE AGAINST KREMLI   Farmer’ Kansas Governor  Outlines Program To La wclke Paemenem

Sabre Bags MIG-15 In Virst Ficht   Four New F-86's Lick Quartet Of Soviet-Made Jets

World’s Speediest Jet Fighter Enters Korean Combat, Bests Russian Plane

LYLE LEADS NEW ATTEMPT FOR MEASURE   Doubts Expressed That House Will Give States Title

Gogebic Relief Share-te-Go Up  Sonie Counties Not + Carrving ‘Fair’ Part

Portentious Year Ahead  For Chinese  Holds Answers To Questions Posed bv Revolt

 Me Calked Lichety-Split — rss  Indian Chiet Says U.S. Red Tape Snarline Up Redmen

Snappy-Suited Indians Get No Further Than Their Blanketed Ancestors With Lake-Pluggers

Man Buried: Two Hours in Loose Sand    Car Washer Admits Series of Attacks on Indianapolis Women

CALL 2 MEETS ON FIRE DEP'T   St. Joseph Township Voters Will Discuss New Unit

Storm Center Placed At Point About 480 Miles East of Miami and Moving About 10 Miles An Hour   NORTHERN BAHAMAS IN LINE OF STORM

Storm Grows; Florida Alerted  Dangerous Hurricane na b sa en gs fmt i

Hurricane Warnings Up in Florida, Bahamas As Tremendous Storm Rolls Toward Coast

EARTHQUAKE FELT IN CALIFORNIA   SAN’ TA BARBARA, VENTURA  AND SANTA PAULA JOLTED  —NO ONE HURT.

Ventura Feels Sharp Quake, No Casualties   Chimney Falls; Jolt Alarms Santa Paula and Santa Barbara

300-b. Farmwife Falls Into W ell; Fireman Goes Down, Ties Rope to Her: Others Rescue Her

Jackson Grants Freedom on Bail fo 10 Top Reds   High Court Justice Lashes Defendants in Reversing Ruling

Jackson Approves Freedom for Reds  Lets Bail Stand to Guard Basic Rights

“Sea Monster’ That Washed Ashore in Oregon Is Likely to Be Just a Hunk of Blubber

Li May Oppose Chiang’s Return To The Presidency   Rye THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Stalin Prizes Given to 277 Scientists   ‘Heavy Hydrogen’ Discoverer Tops Winning List

Army Holds Fate Of New Turnpike  Highway May Be Held Back By War Shortages

Sunday Sun $500  Quiz Unanswered   Phone Question Now Worth $1000 as 105 Fail to Identify News Item on Woman's Pace

eae  House Passage Of Excess Profits Tax Bill Appears Certain; Will Bring In $3 Billions

Profits. Tax Will Receive OK of House   Proposed Bill Would Give Government 75 Per Cent of Corporation Prafits

Tax Bill before House Vote Today   Senate Resumes Debate on Rent Control Extensions

Harvester Men Call-Off Strike  -Refuse- Wage Offer Made by Company

Scientists trom 14 Nations Form New Society to Combat Medical Problem—Gettine Old

Scientists From 14 Nations Unite to Combat Problem of Growing Old

Lie To Force Issue  On His Peace Plan   UN Secretary General Will Place 10-Point Peace Program Before UN Security Council

FARMERS BANK T0 BUILD AN ADDITION TO BANKING HOUSE   Will Remodel Present Structure To Conform to  Addition   A 56-FOOT EXTENSION   Every Facility of Modern Banking House To Be Incorporated

DISAPPEARING. OF AMERICAN SCIENTISTS IN BRITAIN DENIED   lory by Lontlon Newspaper, That Scotland Yard Has Enlisted Aid of FB. OL In Finding Atom Selentists, Is Branded False.

‘air Deal Suffers Setback As House Refuses To Grant Further Aid to South Korea   U.N. Switch on Spain Now: Seems Likely

House Refuses Further Economic Aid To Southern Korea: Attitude Of Truman On China Is Blamed.

House Refuses Help to Southern Kore:  Truman's Forces  Suffer Stinging Defeat

Denies $60,000,000 Appropriation, 193 To 191, as ‘Throwing Money Down Rat Hole’

House Rebuffs Truman Request for Korean Aid   Rejection Viewed as Stinging Defeat on Foreign Policy

President Had Asked $60 Million to Bolster Little Republic; Throwing Money Down “Rat Hole’, Say Critics.

HOUSE DEFEATS TRUMAN-BACKED KOREAN AID BILE   Administration Suffers Stinging Foreign Policy Setback as Plea for $60,000,000 Is Denied.   MEASURE REJECTED BY TWO-VOTE MARGIN   Critics Charge in Hot Debate Granting of Funds Would Be Pouring Money Down “a Bathole.”

Korean Aid Denied By House Vote   Administration Suffers Stinging Defeat On Policy

MILK DELIVERIES TO THOUSANDS GUT UF BY WALKOUT?   Washington and Pittsburgh Hard Hit by Strikes of Truck Drivers and Oth er Dairy Workers,   VIOLENCE FLARES ANEW IN MORRISTOWN, TENN   Twelve Cars Carrying Work ers From Enka Corporation Rayon Plant Stoned by Crowd,

Strike Slashes Supply Of Milk   Washington And Pitts. burgh Hit By Action

America’s Industries Ripe For Sabotage Is. View Of Top Officials

CHINKS IN SECURITY  U.S. Industry Makes A-1 Target for Saboteurs

G.0.P. to Study Plans to Cut Budget Further   Policy Committee To Meet Tuesday On Appropriation Bi

Expert Says Bill Can Be Cut Slightly  Same Lawmakers   Some Lawmakers Favor Returning Bill To Committee

GOP Ponders Way To Stash Whonping Bill   Appropriations Plan Gets House Spotlight

GOP Planning Slast In Federal Budget  Taber Hopes To Cut Two Or Three Rillian

September Ist Is Deadline For Civil  Defense Planning   County Leaders Are Told Hard-Hitting State Plan. To Be Compleled Then

Defense Setup Tn This State Gets Underway   September  Deadline Set for Completion of ‘Hard-Hitting’ Program

‘The Greatest Story Ever Tald’  Mary Tells Joseph Of Strange Event

The Greatest Story  Fears, Doubts Wane In Recollection Of The Great Prophecy

Atomic Weapon Tests Due This Summer  Winds on Eniwetok To Be Favorable ~~ . -~=t »,» =e hh”

New Atomic Tests Expectec This Summer  Fo gO eek eae th ae er   Government Expects Russian Subs Will Set Up Picket Line

Atomic Weapor Tests Due This Summer  Winds on Eniwetok To Be Favorable

Senate Group  Hurries Study Of Food Price:   Gillette Committee  Inquiry Gets Month  To Finish Survey

Push Food Price Investigation   Senate Committee Is Sifting Causes of Sudden Jump

FOOD PRICES UNDER PROBE   Senate Group Investigates Recent Increases But Time Is Limited

Gi Insurance Refund Checks Start Jan. 16  VA Hopes To Wind Up Operation By June 30;

Stock Values Dropped $2 Billions Last Week Ability of Market to Absorb Heavy Loss Called Impressive

Rubber Plants Reactivated  Two Synthetic Units In Texas Affected

RUBBER PLANTS BEING REOPENED BY GOVERNMENT   Annual Output Of Synthe tic Product Increased  88,000 Tons   ACTION FOLLOWS PLEA BY INDUSTRY

Synthetic Rubber Plants To Reopen  Three Plants Add 8.000 Tons Yearly

Rubber Plants Resume Work   US Orders Increase hh ’ Synthetic Outnut

Rubber Plants Ordered Back Into Operation   RFC to Reactivate Three Synthetic Factories To. Hike Onutnit

3 Synthetic Rubber Plants Are Reopened   Move Will Boost Annual Production

U.S. TO REOPEN J RUBBER PLANTS   FACTORIES WILL BOOST AN. NUAL OUTPUT OF SYNTHETIC TO 88,000 TONS.

Crew of Tender Did Everything to Attract Attention of Passing Vessel

KIDS PLAYING SLOT MACHINES, JURY SAYS   Urges Special Vice Squads To Investigate Gambling In ‘Anne Arendel Country

“WAS UTTERLY VOID”   Fatzer Reports Anderson Had No Personal Knowledge of Charges

Seek Showdown On Anderson’s Gambling Charge   Emporia Candidate Is Subpoénaed, Turns “Evidence” Over to Fatzer

Fatzer Calls Anderson For Inquisition   Subpoena to Democratic Candidate To Amplify Charges of Gambling

OVER FORMOSA IS POSTPONED   Security Council In. stead Will Get Re. port of Russian Aid to Communists.

Korean Repori Pushed fo Top   Cauncil To Debate fAacArthur Document

U.S. Seeks to Shelve U-N Debate on Formosa; Air MacArthur's Charges

U. S. Requests U.N. Debate On Korea   MacArthur Report To Be Submitted

Shares To Be Doubled, GM Common Stock Brings Highest Prices Since 1929

memmmetemmmmnesatmmmmsiccantcxmmmmmed Ti Ii Z sii IE Ed  Acheson Asks Arms Aid OK

Lierheimer Is Reelected  Mexicoan Rename ere  tei   Mexicoan Renamed To Council OF Churches Offi-a

Report Urges Aid Extension For W. Eurone   Places Stress" On Costs. Jump In Rearmament

UNC Head’s Report Goes  To Congress   President Truman Favors Change In Economic Policy

Truman Asks Extension of — Marshall Plan   $900,000,000 Sought for Investment in Asia, Africa, Latin-America

Would Extend Aids To Other Nations   Truman Names Africa Asia, Latin America

 Report Urges Foreign Aid, Loans Till 53   Truman Presents Gray’s Plan for Siudy hy Coneress

Truman Recommends $900 Million a Year For Three Countries  Also Asks Continuation Of Marshall Plan for  Three or Four Years

New S900Million  Foreign Aid Plan Sent To Congress salitens Omnets

Huge Foreign Spending Plan Up To Congress   President.Recom mend s Report Be Studied As ‘Weapon’ In Cold War.

Soviet Plane on “Training Flight”  Malik Hands UN Not Explaining-Hs Action:

Note to U.N. On The Plane Shot Down   Malik Offers it Stating it Was on a Training Flight

PLANE WAS UNARMED   Moscow Demands Compensation for Plane Yanks Shot Down and Punishment of Fliers. —

Note Says Plane Qn Training Trip  Soviet Craft Shot Down in Korea Area

Malik Gives Red Version Of Shooting   Note to UN Says Plane Shot-down While On Unarmed Training Trip

President Sees Dramatic  Demonstration of U.S. Airponrer in Florida

France Asks Economic Union  W ith Germany To Fight Reds   Schuman Offers Plan To Start With U. S., France, Eng land And Later Include Other Lands In Pact

VALUATION HIGHER IN DOUGLAS COUNTY   Figures Show Boost of $1, 08,368 Over the 1949  Total    MOSTLY IN LAWRENCE

(ON HIGHER COUNTY   Figures Show Boost of $1.‘508, 368 Over the 1949  Total   MOSTLY IN LAWRENCE

FAMOUS SPEAKER “AT ANNUAL REM fC MEETING   Scheduled At Flora Park August 17

Wartime Chief Of Air Force Retired in 46  Arlington Burial Set   Arlington Burial Set For Pioneer Pilot; Leader Is Praised

Second Heart Attack Fatal In California   Arlington Burial For Hero Slated

Gen. Arnold Dies At Ranch House  Air Force Head Hac Raen Ill Sinea 1944

Gen. Arnold, Air Force Leader, Dies   Heart Attack Claims Retired Chief of U. S. Air Arm; Was Taught To Fly by Wright Brothers.

ARNOLD. FAMED AIR CHIEF. DIES   America’s Ranking Airman Of Second World War And Pioneer In Military Aviation. Suecumbs.

General Hap Arnold Dead Heart Attack   Man Who Built Americar Air Power Victim of Ailment at His California Home

Gen. Hap Amold Is Dead At 63  Five-Star Airman Dies In California

Gen. Arnold, Nation's Top Air Chief Dies   Succumbs to Heart Attack; Burial to Be in Arlington Cemetery

Gen. Arnold Dies; Chief Of War AF   Career Spanned Military AviationWouldn’t Quit

Gen. Hap Arriold Expires At Ranch Of Heart Attack  Veteran Airman Was   Veteran Airman Was Wartime Commande: Of Army Air Force

General Hap Arnold, America’s Top Ranking Airman; Is. Dead   Pioneer cf Military Aviation. Dies Suddenly At Ranch Home of Heart Ailment; Burial Wil Be in Arlington Notional Cemetery Thursday

Wartime Air “Head is Dead   Gen. Henry H. Arnold Suecumbs to Heart. Attack on California Ranch.

General Arnold Succumbs At 63 On West Coast   First General Of Air Force Heart Disease Victim; Funeral Thursday

General ‘Hap’ Arnold, Pioneer Of Military Aviation In U. S., Dies

yrecied inunaerous U. S. War Against Axis Powers; Beleved in Power to Preserve the Peace. the Peace.

Ranking Airman Of War Il Dies  Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold’s Rites Set for Thireder

HAP’ ARNOLD IS HEART VICTIM   Services Thursday for America’s Ranking Airman of Late World War

General Arnold, Nafion’s Ranking Airman Of World War Il, Dies in California

GEN. HENRY H. HAP ARNOLD Famed Airforce Leader Succumbs at Ranch Home

Gen. Arnold, ‘Wartime Air Leader, Dies   Ranking World War Ai Force Chief, Pioneer Aviator, Dies At 63 In California Home

Gen. Arpold, 63, Taken By Death; Ranking Airman   General Dies Suddenly  Nation’s Figet Air Force At Home In California

Last Rites Set For Gen. Arnold  Services in Arlington Cemetery Planned for  Ex-Chief of Air Force:

Gen. Hap Arnol Dies at Home   Heart Atttack Proves   Heart Atttack Proves Fatal to U. 5S. Ranking Airman of Last War -

Final Rites For Gen. Hap Arnold On Thursday  Air Force Pioneer   Air Force Pioneer Died Sunday On West Coast

America’s. Top Airman Is Dead   -Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold Succumbs to an Old Heart Ailment; Life Parallel. ed U.S. Air Progress

Gea. Arnold, Air War Chief, Dies  Succumbs at 63 To Heart Ailment

Head of Army Force Is Dead at His California Ranch   General Arnold Passes Away at 63 in Peaceful Valley of the Moon

Gen. Hap Arnold Dies In California  Heart Ailment Fatal   Heart Ailment Fatal To First AF General

Plan Rites at Arlington for Airman Arnold   Pioneer of U. S. Military Aviation Dies in California

General Arnold of Airforce Dies   Heart Attack Fatal to Veteran Military Man

Gen. Hap Arnold Dies Of Bad Heari  Wartime Air Force Commander Mourned By Military Leaders

Retired Chief Of Air Force Dies Suddenly   Heart Ailment Causes Death Of General Arnold

Rites Thursday in Washington For Hap Arnold  Wartime Air poems Died Sum ndoy a

Hap Arnold Dies Of Heart Attack  Wartime Chief To Be Buried At Arlington

General Arnold, Ex-Air Force Chief, Dies   Veteran Army Airmar Learned To Fly From The Wricht Brothers

Gen. Arnold, 63, Aviation Pioneer, Dies in California  Retired Air Force Chief Commanded Giant War Effort

GEN. ARNOLD, WARTIME AiR LEADER, DIES   Man Who Commanded 2,200,000 Men and 70,000 Planes Succumbs Suddenly at Age 63.   P FUNERAL TO BE IN WASHINGTON, D. C.   Air Pioneer, Taught to Fly by Wrights, Retired in 1946; Burial in Arlington.

Gen. Arnold Dead At 63   Funeral Services For War's Ronking Airman Set : For Thursday ,

Gen. Hap Arnold Dies at Home  Heart Atttack Proves Fatal to U. S. Ranking

YANKS IN KOREA MAY NOT LAUNCH DRIVE FOR MONTH   Strategists Set Mid-Fall or Next Spring for Opening of Major Counter-Offensive in War.   BUILD-UP OF STRENGTH WILL REQUIRE TIME   Land Mines, Better Tanks and Bazookas on Way to Battle Zone for Use  Against Reds.

NoHope Ye ForSwilt War Nictory  May Be Months  * Before We.Can.  ee eee

No Big U.S.  Korean Push For Months   Strength First To Be Built Up; Tanks and Tank Killers Sent.

No Easy War in Korea Is Expert View      Counter-Offensive of Major Dimensions Will Not Be Possible for Months to Come

Counterattack May Not Start Before Spring  People Cautioned   People Cautioned Against Undue Optimism; Swift Victory Unlikely

Wnat s vecdea in AGrea  U. S. Offensive May Be Stymied Until Fall  Bigger. Harder Hitting Tanks On Wavy To Embattled Americans

No Major Americar Counter-Offensive Seen Before Fall   Public Warned Against Hoping for Swift Victory

The Alger Hiss Story-Rise: and Fall Of Promising Young Man Who Saw “Red”

[First of 12 Articles on ‘Rise and Fall of Alger Hiss’  Hiss Branded Another Benedict Arnolc   By JAMES L. KILGALILEN

Reds To Win  Philippine  Recognition Quirino Refuses  - Comment On Move   Over Formosa

PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT SAYS HIS COUNTRY WILL RECOGNIZE CHINA REDS

POSSE PRESSES MOUNTAIN HUNT   One Of Two Armed Men Captured Without Resistance, While Second Is Hunted By 100 Men.

Storms Batter Northern Plains   At Least 12 Lose Lives as Southwest States Whipped by Tornadoes

Japs Stone U.S. Troops DuringRally   First Communist Violence Directed  Toward Occupation

Communist-Led Japanese Clash With U. S. Soldiers In Tokyo Street Skirmish

Eight Arrested As MPs Half Second Rally   East German Youth Hurl Defiance At Western Allies

Communist-Led Japanese Attack Four U. 5. Soldiers in First Fight of Occupation

Four American Troops Stoned By Japan Reds   Other Clashes Follow In First Jap Attack On Occupation Force:

Jap Reds Attack Four Americans.  First Public Fight. Of the Occupation

Club, Fists Swing in Skirmishes   Communist Youth Marches in Tokyo; Occupation Assailed

First Open Fight Mars Occupation   Communist-Led Crowd Pelts G.I.’s with Rocks at Rally.

Jap Communists In Affray With Four Americans  Biret Puhlie Richt   First Public Fight Since Occupation Touches Off Others

Communist-Led Japs Stone Four American  Soldiers In Red Rally   Eight Demonstrators Are Arrested As First Jap anese Kesistance To Occupation Is Manifested; U. S. Action Unclear

Japanese Mob Stones 4 MPs At Red Rally   Eight Arrested as Tokyo Communists Try Bolder Anil). S. Tacties

Rock Shower Hits Observation Team   American Military Police Quiet Mob With Clubs. Fists

Communist-Directed Skirmishes Flare  In Japan As Four Yanks Are Attacked

JAPANESE REDS ATTACK FOUR U. $, SOLDIERS   Fight Are Arrested Following Battle At Communist Rally

Uo. oDLDIERG ATTACKED AT ~ PLAZA RALLY   Military Police Break Up Jap Interference with Memorial Day.

Affray Touches Off Skirmishes, Fight Arrested  First Fight OF U. 5. _ Occupation; Timed  With Memoria Rites

4.5. TROOPS STONED AT RED RALLY TN TORY   Soldiers Fight Way Clear o! Crowd After One Is Knocked Down -& Demonstrators Arrested.   CLASH LEADS TO THRER OTHER STREET MELEFS   Outbreak Follows Cominfern Demand for Bolder Japanese Attacks on the Occupation,

Four Soldiers Assaulted In Public Fight   Military Observers Showered With Rocks By Demonstrators

FICHT STARTED BY COMMUNISTS STADING RALLY   American Military Police Crack Down On Leaders In First Serap Since War Ended,

VOMMUNSS Lead Affray: in Japan First Public Fight of the  Occupation Disturbs Memorial Day  REDS GROW TOUGHER American Soldiers Observ ing Communist Meeting  Attacked

Japs Attack . Americans In  Tokyo Plaza   Communist-Led Demonstrators Try To Stir Up Teanhle

REDS IN TOKYO ATTACK YANKS   Fighting Breaks Out When MP’s Halt Speakers at Communist Rally;  ~< Leaders Arrested? Cominform Blamed

Four U.S. Soldiers Attacked by Group Japanese Commies   Eight Japs Arrested as Climax To Series of Clashes Following First Public Fight of Occupation

Japanese Communists Attack American Soldiers In First  Publie Fight Of Occupation

Reds Stone U.S. Soldiers In Japan  Eight Arrested In First Attack on American Troops

Affray Leads To Other Skirmishes   Demonstrators, Gathered In Imperial Plaza For Communist Rally, Showered American Observers With Rocks

Disturbance — First Since © War In Japan   Bolder Attacks ‘At Oceupation Expected From. Communiste*

Japanese Reds Attack Four American Gls   Military Police Crack Down  On Instigators At  Commie. Rally

U. $. Soldiers Attacked By Jap Communists   Four Americans Are Molested By Red Inspired Mob

FOUR AMERICAN SOLDIERS TAKE JOLT IN TOKYC   Communist-Led Jopanese At teck Yanks—Rocks Heaved At Military Group

Red-Led Japs Attack Four Yank Soldiers   American M.P.’s Promptly Crack Down on bastiggtors After First Public Fight Since Occupation Began

Americans Stoned At Jap Red Rally  U. S. MPs Arrest  Demonstrators

Commies Lead Attack on Four U. S. Soldiers in Tokyo Demonstration

40,000 Eseape From Winnipeg Flood Dangers   Red River Rising Slow: As Canadians Struggle To Reinforce Dikes

16 Survive Crash:  Search Planes Report Missing B50 Found In Labrador Wilderness

Chutists Aid 16 Safe In B-50 Crash   Copter Will Fly Out Group Lost 3 Days In Labrador Wilds

Aid Rushed ‘To Stranded B-50 Crew   Passengers of Missing Bomber Located Sunday ‘In Canadian Wilds; All  Apparently: are’ Safe

Rescue Crews Begin Task In Labrador Area   16 Airmen Located In Rugged Section After: Crash Of B-50 Romber

Rescuers Drop From Sky To Aid B-50 Crew   Parachute Into Labrador Wilderness to Lead Airmen to Safety

Helicopter And Amphibian Plane To Be. Used To Rescue 16 U.S. Airmen After B-50 Falls In Labrador Wilds

CHUTISTS AID PLANE VICTIMS   Dropped To Begin Rescue Operations For 16 Stranded Men

Lost Plane Found; 16 Being Rescued  Helicopter Goes into Wilderness To Bring Out Survivors of Crash

Would Rescue 16 Lost Fliers By Helicopter   American Airmen Dow ned When B50 Crashes In Labrador Wilderness

Missing Bomber Spotted; Parachutists Start Rescue       Canadian Plane Finds B-50 With 16 Airmen Aboard: Helicopter Will Take Men To Lake For Pick Up

P urity Of Food Supply To Be Probed   Effect Of Use Of A-Bomb By-Products And Insecticides  To Be Studied

Congress To Pr ‘obe Purity Of U.S. Foods   Effects Of Chemicals On Humans Likely To Be Investigated

Widespread Probe Sought in Purity Of Nation's Food   One of First Things Investigated Will Be Effect Products Fertilized By A-Bomb By-products Have on Body

FOOD PROBE IS SET IN NATION   Rep. Deloney of New York  Would Head Solons in  Wide Investigation

NATION'S FOOD PURITY 10 BE INVESTIGATED   New York Attorney And Former Prosecutor May Head Committee

, Congressmen To Make Study Of Purity Of Food Supply In Nation, Board Is Planned

Firemen’s Union Extends Strike To Stretch of Union Pacific Railroad: Picket Lines Are Set

Union Pacific, PRR Sections Included  In Wider Picketing  . Early Peace Hopes  Fade Out as Board Gets No Offers

Union Pacific Next Target  Picket Lines Set Up to Stoo PRR Trains

Walkout Includes Union Pacific Line   Firemen Extend Picket Lines To Include West Coast Stretch

Railway Strike Grows in West: U.P. Is Affected   California Line Tied . _ Up: No Indication of Early Break Seen

PICKET LINE IS STARTED AT HARRISBURG   Union Pacific On West Coast Will Be Affectea LateToday

Rail Strike ls Extended: Pickets Active   Union Pacific Line Affected; Peace Efforts Hit Snag

ACHESON CALLS FOR ‘SPEEDUP’.  Big Three Leaders Open Talks On European Rearmament Plan

Thrived For Months And Saved Moi ey  N. Y. Welfare Official Says Family On Budget AHowed For Relief Clie  ifs

Arouse Tenants After Discovery Of $400,000 Blaze   Four Places Suffer Heavy Loss When Structure Burns

Portage Building Gutted; 3 Schoo! Youths Heroes   Loss $400,000 in Early Morning Fire as 3,000 Watch It

Harris Store Is Among 4 Ruined in $400,000 Fire   3 High School Boys Heroes: Rout Familieg. from Burning Block

Polo Grounds Killing Solvec   New York Police Have Written Confession Fro Negro Boy of 14.

Police Feel Certain Boy Killed Doyle   Say 14-Y¥ear-Old Negro Confeases Firing July 4 Shot

Police Solve July 4th Polo Grounds Killing   Youth Confesses Having Stood on Nearby Roof, Firing One Shot

Ford Boosts Wages in a New Contract  Company Hitches   Company Hitches Pay Scale to Cost of Living

SEAR PACT HIKES PAY 1013 CENTS   New Package Includes More Liberalized Pensions and Benefits.

A FORD PAY B00S!     Wage and Pension Increas« Granted to 126,000 Auto  Workers in Detroit

FORD GRANTS LIVING COST WAGE BOOST   110,000 Workers Get Eight-Cent  Laurley Increase

Ford Contract Boosts Wages,  Makes Histor '¥   Increase Pay Eight to 13 Cents for 126.000  —Living-Cost Clause

Rise. Living Cost Linked In New Pact   Effect on Prices Isn’ Told; Talked Three Days and Nights.

New Five-Year Contract/ Signed By Ford; Pay Hike!   Eight-Cents-And-Hour Boost In Pay Ordered For Ford Company's 126.000 Plant Workers

Ford-UAW Pact Makes History In Labor Field   Cost of Living Hike, Pension Boost Features

Ford Hikes Wages In New Labor Contract   Unprecedented Pact Junks Old Union Agreement

The Weather   Ford Boosts Salaries in 5-Year Pact  Pensions Hiked For 126,000

Ford Boosts Wages in New 5-year Pact   Contract Concluded at 4 a. m. Following Sacret Conferences

New Contract For Five Years ls Sioned   Secret Negotiations Climaxed By Full Understanding

U.N. BACKING CEASE-FIRE - COMMISSION   Committee to Give Overwhelming Ap.proval to New Korean Proposal.

Ist Cavalry, South Korean: Fight in City   Defenses Collapse As Reds Flee Nearly Deserted Capital

Cavalry Is First To Enter Capital After Stiff Fight   Premier Kim I] Sung Flees To Huichon, 80 Miles North; ROK Troopers Follow First Cavalry Into Pvonevane

FIRST CAVALRY WINS RACE TO CITY   Stiff Resistance Is Met Inside Red Capital  ESCAPE ROADS   To North Reported Jammed: No Indication Enemy Planning New Line

Reds Flee Before Cavalry  Most of City   Most of City In Allied Hands

SEIZE CAPITAL... Red Defense Collapses Completely  Traffic Clogs   Escape Routes

Young Yanks Stay in There   Stories of Wounded Revec How Battling at Front Is at Close Range

Brookfield Mayor Is Found Dead.   H. S. (Dick) Johnson Active in Business, Civic Affairs There Many Years.

Leftist Meet Plans Change   To Move To Warsaw After Top Leaders Put Out Of England

President Has Twin Crises  on His Hands  Defense Secretary Johnson Might Quit Office

Johnson May Quit Cabinet   Decision Now Believed Near In Controversy

WHITE HOUSE AID PREDICTS OUSTER OF SEC. JOHNSOA   Believes Defense Chief Will Lose Job as Result of His Quarrel With Acheson,   PRESSURE EXERTED FOR HIS RESIGNATION      Whether Military Situation in Korea Has Anything to Do With It Is Not Clear.

President Faces Twin Crises: At Home, in Korea   Possibility Johnson May Quit Defense Post Looms

Twin Crises Face Nation Right Now   Split Cabinet At Home, Military Predicament Abroac

Johnson Ouster Rumored As Korea Losses Mount   Health Department Agrees To Undertake Air Survey

Truman Has Twin Crises  Qn His Hands   Cabinet Controversy At Home, A Military Predicament Abroac

President Faces Two Problems   Quarrel In Cabinet, Korea Trouble Him

Johnson May Resign Post Detense Head   Truman Faces Crisis on Both Home and Foreign Front; Johnson May  Quit in Face Demands

CHIDSEY, LADNER NAMED TO COURT   Duff Picks Margiotti for Attorney General

Margiotfi Put In Duff Cabinet  Chidsey and Ladner Named to High Court

POLICEMAN KILLS GIRLS ABDUCTOR      Shoots Assailant After Escaping From Bonds

Bullet Saves  Cop and Girl   New York Policeman Shoots Holdup Man

Young Officer Rescues Girl,  Kills Kidnaper   Policeman Off Duty Shoots Negro After Abduction Attempt

No Sign of Peace In Dairy Dispute   One Small Pennsylvania Firm Reaches Agreement With Striking Workers

Break Noted In Milk Strike  Cmarll Pisachbruecnh   Small Pittsburgh Firm Siqns Terms

PA. MILK STRIKE SEES AGREEMENT   Small Dairy In Pittsburgt Starts Processing Milk Today

ONE MILK FIRM SIGNS PACT IN PENNSYLVANIA   No Prospect Of Ful Peace Seen In SevenDay Dairy Strike

Union Sees No Signs Of Peace In Week-Old Strike Of Dairy Workers   Agreement With One Small Firm Only Break Thus Far; Housewives Organizing To Demand Speedy Settlement.

Better Defenses Being Planned For Okinawa  Defense Secretary Johnson Outlines Position Of U.S.

ISLAND TO BE: ‘BASTION’ OF EAST DEFENSE   Johnson Reveals Future Plans For Island Fortress

QUICKER THE BETTER  Retreating Men Want Atom Bomb Dropped On Reds

THE QUICKER THE BETTER Retreating Marines Urge Use  Of Atom Bomb On Red Chinese

Objective -of Historf-Making Landings i is Communications Network 2 SEPARATE ASSAULTS  Land at Three Points Under Cover of Roaring Shell Fire

Allies Also Make Second Invasion In East Coast Behind Reds’ Lines

Thousands Land, Covered By Heavy Naval Barrage   Triple Pronged Amphibious Assault on Seoul’s Port At Twilight... They Met With Little Resistance ; Ready to Score Quick Kill

Check Ordered Of Loyalty Files In Red Charaes   Hearings Recess  To Check Risks

Plans Probe  Into Truman  Lovalty File   Public Hearings Recessed For Study Of Cases

Tydings Tells Group to Get. Quick Answer   Dorothy Kenyon Vigorously Denies Red Activities

Senators To Dig Into Communist Files in Inquiry   Off'cials of State Department Accused by McCarthy; Group Will Meet Today.

Loyalty Files to Be Examined in McCarthy Probe   Precedent Is Sidetracked for Faster Action

SENATORS TO TAKE LOOK AT LOYALTY FILES   McCarthy Neeas Another Week te Complete Bad Security Charges.

Rough Going Seen Ahead for Whole Program  jomy Advocates Seok To Recall Money

Reactivated   First Sign of West's Buildup of  Forcece in Garmany

PLAN T0 INCREASE DEFENSE BUDGET   EISENHOWER TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE ABOUT SHORTAGES

$647,000,000 Extra Asked Of House Unit   Aircraft, Radar Boosts Demanded On General’s Advice

Ike’s Talk Gets Quick ‘Results   House Group Plans to Boost Defense Budget $647 Million After Gen eral Points Out Need

Armed Service Committee Members Plan to Add About $647,000,000 to Next Year's Budget After Hearing General of Army Give Testimony That More Funds Could be Used to Strengthen Country's Defenses.   LISTS AIR FORCE. ALASKA

House Defense Leaders Plan Hike in Buduet  Eisenhower Claim OF U.S. Weakness Prompts Decision

ADDITIONAL FUNDS OF $647,000,000 WILL BE SOUGHT   Development Follows Testi: triony By Eisenhower Befare Senate Graun

DEFENSE BUDGET RAISE PLANNED   tlouse Armed Services Commiltee Ready To Increase Military Funds After  Hearing Gen. Ficonhawar

Eisenhower's Statement Results in Plans to Boost the U.S. Defense Budget

House May Hike Defense Budget  Eisenhower Suggests Half Billion Needed

Total For Defense May Be Increased  House Committee Acts After It  Haars Fisenhower

House Plans To Increase’ Budget Fund  For Defense   Fisenhower’s Speech _ Convinces Committee  Of Need For Caution

MORE DEFENSE FUNDS PLANNED   House Armed Services Group Expects To Add ane 000, 000

Members Of House Armed Services Committee Reveal Plans To Add About $647,000,000 To Defense Projects Following Testimony By Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower That Stronger Protective Forces Are Needed By This Country

Consider Building  Defense   House Action Comes After Testimony By Eisenhower More  Money Could be Used

Defense Budget Hike Planned By House  May Add 647 Million   May Add 647 Million After Hearing Gen. Eisenhower

Plan To Add More Funds For U.S. Defense  e Tha at Na atio n Needs

House Group Aims  At Defense Budget Hike for Next Year  $647 Millions Jump Proposed Following Eisenhower Report

Half Billion Boost Likely For Defense  Gen. Esanhower's Testimony Spars

Higher Sum Now Sought For Defense  Ike’s Talk May Increase Fund By $647 Million

EISENHOWER 'S TALK LEADS T0 BOOST   General Says Defenses Not Strong As Might Be  LILLIQALAL   Says U. S. Faced By Grave Situation Since Russia Has Atomic Bomb

Sf, 000,000 ~ MOREIS ADDED FOR DEFENSE   i ‘House Committee Hikes Budget After Testimony by Eisenhower.

U.S. to Bolster Defense Budget   Eisenhower Says Half-Billion More Needed Feels Reds Too Logical to Start War Now

Raise Defense: Fund After Talk By Eisenhower  Better Alaskan And Sub Defense, AAw ue Hi... A .i.. .I

Seek To Increase Defense Budget   Plan To Add $647 Million Revealed  By House. Committee

$47,000,000 MORE IS ADDED FOR DEFENSE   House Committee Hikes Budg et After Testimony by  Eisenhower.

‘Solons Study Plan To Hike  Defense Func   Development Follows Eisenhower Testimony Vinson Gives Support

House Body to Boost Funds For Defenses   647 Million Increasé Looms Afier Appea By Gen. Eisenhowe!

HOUSE MEMBERS ARE MAKING \PEANS ‘TO-ADD HALF BILLION TO 1951 DEFENSE BUDCET

Plan Boost In Defense  Spending   Eisenhower's Testimony Spurs House Group  To Action,

Defense Funds May Be Raised After lke’s Testimony   General Says Half Billion More is Needed

Gen. Ike Says Budget Under Safety Level   Additional Funds Would Bolster Air Miaht Pratection

PERKASIE MAN 15 HURT IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT   Bernard Seltzer Was Driving Auto Near Lansdale   FEED SPILLS ON ROAD

'Walkouts Close Three ‘Southeast Ohio Mines; ‘Would Work More Men

Cause of Plane Crash Shrouded   Search Continues. Near St. Joseph v Coast Guard

LAKE MICHIGAN STILL HIDING PLANE'S FATE   More Wreckage Found; Big Ship Believed To Have Run Into Squall

Truman Denies Report He Plans To Call Reserves   Also Has No Plan To Ask Congress For Further Funds

Reserves Call . Rumor Denied   Truman Also Refutes Need for More Funds

2 Hunters Shot In Wisconsin  4 Are. Heart Victims And 2 Are Wounded

Red Invaders Land Troops On Beachhead:   Nationalists Express Anxiety over Inroads By Chinese Communist:

Chinese Reds Put More Men  Qn Hainan   High Nationalist Call. Situation Serious: Chiefs Huddle

REINFORCEMENTS PUT INTO FURIOUS BATTLE ON HAINAN   Chinese Reds Land Fresh Troops and Nationalists Send Additional Planes to Front.   WARSHIPS OFF SHORE SHELL BEACHHEADS   Big Communist Drive to Take Island Believed Under Way—Anvxiety Felt in Formosa,

Chinese Reds Reported Building Strong Force  After Hainan Invasion

Red Reinforcements Landing on Hainan   Nationalist Jubilation Over Early Reports Dies Away As Invaders Establish Two Beachheads, Drive Inland

Report More Red Troops Land On Island of Hainan  Additions] Wearnlanes 0   Additional Warplanes 0} Nationslsts Are Sent Into Flaming Battle

Invasion Of Hainan  Reinforced   Nationalist Claims Of Victory Appear Highly Optimistic

Hainan Battle  Grows Intense:  Anxiety Appears Fresh Red Troops  Reported Landed; Werplanes Increase

Reds Gain  On Hainan   Land Reinforcements And Push Inland; Hold 18-Mile Coastal Stretch

Report More Red Troops Land On  Island of Hainan   Additional Warplanes Of Nationalists Are Sent Into Flaming Battle

Nationalists Stop Making Great Claims   Their Silence, After Battle For Hainan Island, Is Ominous; Reds Gain. Report

CHINESE REDS LAND TROOPS AT TWO BEACHHEADS  CHIANG CALS Me  NE coke ake ol el @ ee ae ta   CHIANG CALLS FOR BETTER DEFENSES ON HAINAN ISLAND

Reds Invade Hainan Isle,  Move Inland   Troops Reinforced After Hard Battle On Northern Beach

Battle Mises in Fury ———  Fresh Chinese Red Troops Reported Landing On Hainar

Hainan Forces Yield Ground To China Reds   Red Invaders Get Strong Beachhead On Fortress Island

Quit Winnipeg. Residents Told   Dire Flood Threat Hangs Over City

SUPPLIES OF COAL DWINDLE   Uit-and-Run Tactics latest Phaso ln Lewle! Strategy to Force Operator Into Signing Cot  aoe

SUPPLIES: OF COAL DWINDLE.         Hit-and-Run Tactics Latest Phase in. Lewis’ Strategy: to - Force Operators Into ) Signing Con. tracts,

TROJAN PEACE DOVE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED   Secretary of Stale Acheson, Spcaking Before Harvard Alanni Association, Says Only “Live and Lat Live’ Patiey Will Be Accopled from Soylet at This Stage of Cold War.

‘The Mayor lakes A Look At Lumberton Lumberton In Good Financial Condition Now, Says MacLean   Part 4: General Condition

ithe Mayor takes A Look At Lumberton  Lumberton Officials Well Aware Of City’s Long-Range Need:

3¢ Hurt as Train Strikes Gasoline  Tank Car at Erie   Fire Spreads Over Coaches of Speeding Passenaer Express

Express Rams Derailed Tank Car, 37 Hurt   Burning Gasoline Floods Cars after Callision at Erie

153 Crawl Safely From NYC Train   Fourteen Cars Burn Up When Express Train Runs Into Newly Over trnarl { acnine Tanke

37 Injured As Express Slams Into Tank Car   “New York Central Railway's New England Express Crashes Into Derailed Gasoline Tank Car At Erie   PABSENGERS ESCAPE : THROUGH WINDOWS

EXPRESS TRAIN RAMS TANKER   Burning Fuel Envelopes Cars Near Erie; None Seriously Hurt.

Make $1300 Haul From Pigford Store   Money Taken Includes All Cash in Safe and © Lock Box

Two Weeks In Bed Is Doctor’s Order For The Princess   Does Not Subscribe to Newer Practice; Parents Making Study of Name

Keep U.S. Out Of War -- GOP   President Pledges Support To U.N. In Stopping : Struqgle

IS UNITED STATES PREPARED TO SEND FIGHTING MEN INTO KOREA IS MAJOR QUESTION

U.S. BACKS U.N. CEFORTS TO MALT KOREAN FIGHTING   But Administration Does Not Say Whether It Is Prepared to Send Troops to Trouble Zone.   RUPUBLICAN SENATORS OPPOSE USE OF FORCE   But They Favor Sending Mili tary Supplies and Other Aid to Army Opposing Communists.

U. S. Places Full Support Behind U. N.   Question of Use Of Yank Troops  Left Unanswered

Offer Rose Seed Free to Farmers  To Plant in Fall   Should Apply to Conservation Dept. Before Sept. Ist

American Planes  Hit Telling Blows At North Koreans   Around-the-Clock Schedule Takes Big Toll of Red  Armor and Troops

60-ton Russian Built Behemoths Spearhead Enemy's Power Drive; 18 Yankees Reported Murdered

Germany Given Overdue Rebuke   U. S. High Official In Germany Lays His _ Cards on the Table

No Need Seen to Ration Petroleum in Immediate Future  There’s Plenty of All Kinds of Oil, NPA Head Claims

METHODIST CHURCH Rev. H. HE. Seott. Pastor   BAPTIST CHURCH KRro, W. M. Erby, Pastor

Former FBI Agent Fears  ‘Foul Play’   John Huber Calls Wife, Associate From New York

MISSING FBI SPY WITNESS IN “BLACKOUT  Man Scheduled to Tes:   Man Scheduled to Testify In Current Hunt for Reds Vanished Suddenly.

Former FBI Informant Says He Had “Blackout”   Disappearance Causes Alarm; Was Ordered To Testify in Govt. Communist Probe

American Allies Are Stalled In Their Drive On Wonsan By Reds   But There Is Still Evidence That Reds Beating Hasty Retreat To North. i=

K-F WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   Resume Production After Unauthorized Strike By UAW Members

Germans Rust Police To Face FDJ Mob   Seek To Halt Border Violence As Young Reds Return Home

Violence © Continues — In Germany  More Red Youth: Attacked & Polic

POLIGE RUSHED TO BORDER 10 HALT VIOLENCE   Howeward-Bound Red-Led Youths Encounter New - Hostilities   7,000 IN SIT-DOWN IN LUEBECK VICINITY

7,000 Red Youths Stage Sitdown Strike  Cities On Border Prepare For Fight-

Incidents Intensify Anxiety Resulting From Hostility Of People To Communist Youth Returning From Berlin

Galaried Unt : F Salaried Unions  See Run-Around  Westinghouse Group Acke Contract Action

Duff Thinks Statement ‘Rang Bell’   His Comment on Tru. man Invitation to Join Democrats.

2 Withdraw From Governor’s Race   Republican McClelland And Democrat Hoffma: Drop Out of Race

Fieiad Cut to Six as McClelland, Hoffman Withdraw Two Drop From Governor's Race In Interests of Party Harmony

2 Withdraw From Governor's Race  Republican McCleand And Democrat Hoffmas

Two Withdraw From Governor Race in Stafe  One From Each Party Quit; Six  Bi 8: Pes ey we

COAL MINERS WANT CONTRACT  Credit Shut Off, UMW More_ Determined Than Over to Close Down Industry.

State Governor Race Shapes Up Closest In Years   Demos Haven’t Won Gubernatorial Race Since 1932; Senate  Battle Seen Parallel

Kohler Favored In Close Contest  Democrats Claim Victory Certain

Oil Activity On Uparade For Stephens  Chief Interest In Blossom Sand For

Centennial Schedule Of Events As Furnished By Committee   Go-to-Church Program for July 30th

May WindStorm Slashes Midwest, Seven Are Killec   Serious Property Damage Across Nine-State Area; Minoesota Latest Hit

Tornadic Winds Lash 9 States; Leave 7 Dead   Scores Hurt as Storms Pound North Central States

Tornadoes Hit Northern Minnesota   Duluth-Superior Struck; 100 Mile Winds at Green Bay

7 ARE KILLED IN MIDWEST HURRICANE   Violent Storms Cause Damage in Many Sectors

9-State Area Counts Loss Into Millions   Tornadoes, Snow, Hail, Dust Plague U.S. Mid-Section

May Storm Cause Of Heavy Loss   Seven Persons Killed, Score Injured; Six Inches Of Snow In Part Of Nebraska

Three Killed, Many Injured  In Wisconsin   Estimate Damage To Run Into Millions Of Dollars After Friday Night Hurricane Storms; Duluth-Superior Area In Middle Of Gale-Like Violence

—9 STATES — Big Storm Kalls 7 in Midwest   100-MILE WINDS ARE RECORDED

Midcontinent Storms Take Lives of Nine   High Winds Cause Seores Of Injuries and Heavy Damage to Property in Tabs Sunesiaw Avnn

Property Damage Expected Io Run To Million Dollars   Livestock Losses Are Heavy; Snow, Rain, Hail Combine

Tornadoes Batter Midwestern Area   Seven Killed, Scores Injured and Property Loss Is Expected to Reach. Into Millions: Storm Moves Eastward

Tornadic Winds Tear Out Path Of Destruction  Nuluth And Sunerio:   Duluth And Superior Have Heavy Damage

Midwest Hit By Tornado; Seven Killed   Scores of Others Injured in Violent Wind Storm   “HEAVY DAMAGE   Minnesota Swept in Two ‘Areas—Gales of 100 Miles an Hour Listed.

Seven Persons Killed, Many lijured and Damage Great In Midwest—Fierce Winda Swaen.

TORNADIC WINDS, AND HEAVY RAIN SLASH MIDWEST   9 KILLED; EXPECT PROPERTY DAMAGE TO BE IN MILLIONS

Several Winds Which Slashed At Midwest Are Dying Down Today; Nine Are Killed  Property Damage in Nine States Exnected to Run to Millions

Early May Storm Kills 7 Persons   Path of Destruction Torn Across Midwest; Many People Injured

Midwest Is Whipped By Storm   Seven Killed. Many Injured; Progerly Damage in Millisus

Winds Cut Destructive Path Across Midwest   Seven Persons Killed, Many Scores Injured As Storm, Powered by Tornadic Gales, Slashes At Nine States; Property Damage in Millions

7 Persons Killed As Storm Hits Midwest Sector  Tomadic Wind Damages Propert In 9State Area

Midwest Storm Abates: Takes Nine Life Toll   Heavy Damages Reported From Hich Winds

Scores Hurt Before Storm Ends; Snow, Hail Reported   Low Pressure Area Covers North Central Area

Seven Killed, Scores Injured; Property Loss Estimated At Millions

HIGH WINDS. BATTER NINESTATE AREA   Snow, Hail and Blinding Dust Along With Violent  Winds Cause Damage in Millions.   STORM IN NORTH MINNESOTA TODAY   Winds of Hurricane Force Sweep Over Illinois, Diminish as They Hit Indiana, Michigan.

Wisconsin Takes Tough Beating; Three Killed   Madison Man Victim: Superior Battered by 88-Mile Gusts

RAGING STORM WHIPS ACROSS MIDWEST AREF   Seven Persone Killed Property Damage To Hit Millions

Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers Establish High Command With Orders to Develop Armed Forces Necessary to Safeguard Western Europe—Each Nation to Name Deputy Without Delay to Serve as Member of Group.   AMERICAN: TO BE CHAIRMAN

12-NationBody For W. Europe Defense Set Up  Development of Necessary Armed Forces Ordered by Pact Ministers

Fine Promises To Crack Down On Gambling  Opens Campaign For Governor At Rally fn Nanticoke

VETERANS HOSPITAL POINTS OUT TYPE OI OF GIFTS TO SEND   Service Officer Lists Way To Remember Veterans At Christmas

STUDY APPEAL IN WATTS CASE   Attorneys May Appeal Death Sentence—Execution Set For July 12.

Dancing Girls Inheritance Denied  Fmbhacen Sane Thove Ten’t Any Slanery in Faint

Extended Rent Control Urged   Spokesmen Ask That Law BRisn Anather Year

Extension Of Rent Controls s Urgec   State And City Govern: ment Representatives  ‘Avnear Before Congress

Longer Life For Rent Rules Urgec  ——s« State. Citv Snokesmen   State, City Spokesmen Testify In Senate

Sick Industry Ready To Rell lf Pact Signed   Costly Coal Strike Brings Nation To Brink Of Paralysis

U. S. Industries Begin Shift Back To High Gear As Coal Situation Begins To Appear Brighter Than Since Beginning Of Strike

Crippled Industries Shift Back Into Gear Without Awaiting IF ormal Notice of End of Strike

PLANT OWNERS MOVE SWIFTLY TO PAVE WAY   ICC Rescinds Orders Further Curtailing Train Service

Industries In Move To Get In Production  Steel And Other Companies To Call Workers Back

Industries Shift Back Into Gear   Conclude the Coal Strike Is Sattlod

ICC Relaxes. Steel Mills Plan ‘Shift’   Twenty-Five Per Cent Cut In U.S. Freight Service Withdrawn; Steel Mills  - Prepare Furtiaces

Crippled Industries Shift Back In Gear To Be Ready For Coal   Railroads Prepare to Rush Coal Cars to Mines, Steel Industry Ready to Refire Furnaces, Rehire Workers

INDUSTRY SHIFTS BACK INTO UEAR AS PEAGE NEAR’   Costly 10-Month Struggle’: End Sees Steel Ready ing to Refire Their Blast Furnaces,   ICC LIFTS REDUCTION IN FREIGHT SERVIC!   Coal Operators Are Prepar. ing Long-Idle Pits for Resumption of Fuel Production.

Industry Shifts Into High Again   Steel Firms Prepare to Refive Furnaces

U, §. INDUSTRY READY TO ROLL AT STRIKE END   Firms Shift Into Gear Without Awaiting Formal Notice

Board Urges Rail Dispute Arbitration         Recommend Te ny Roads dnd Swit Union Talk Over Differ enreac

‘MYSTERY’ WITNESS TESTIFIES ON WAR PREPARATIONS IN 1946   Oilman Appeared Before. Senate  Armed Services Groun

Pauley Says He Warned Truman Of Korean Acaression Four Years Ago

Pauley Warned Of Korean War  Four Years Ago   Head of Mission Declares Russia Preparing in 1946

Truman Alerted On Korea In 46 Says Witness  Russia Even Then Plotted Korea War, Pauley Testifies

Warning on  Korea Told By Pauley   Oil Man Testifies He Cautioned Truman in '46 on Showdown.

House Hopes fo Offset Tax Cuts   Proposals Made for New Revenue Sources

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP:  GOP’ers Split. On Pl To Split Electoral Vote

Enough Coal on Hand If ‘Fairly Distributed’  Rises Stacks Thane   New York Times Publishes Report

PASSAGE OF NEW LAW SEEN BY SATURDAY   Senator Lucas Says Emergency Legislation Will Be Rushed Through at President’s Request.   TRUMAN WON'T. TRY "TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Asks That Boards Decide Compensation for Owners and Pay to Miners Working for Gov't, *

Course Decided After Hopes for a Settlement Laa   President, Fact Board Conferred on Report Read at White House

REPORT ASKED ON STATUS OF NEGOTIATIONS  Chairman of Fact:   Chairman of FactFinders to Convene Operator, Union Spokesmen.

Message to Congress Today Asks New Law   But President Still Hopes Action Won't Be Necessary; Asks Coal Board to Make Immediate Report On Contract Dickerinas

Leader Still Hopes He Car Avoid Acting   Pact Desired Before House Gets Seizure Measure Monday

Truman Says Strike Poses Immediate Danger To National Health, Welfare

Fact-Finders Due to Report Later Today  Delays Action on New Seizure Bill

President Hands Request to Fact-Finding Board for Immediate Report; White House Declines Comment on Whether Move Is Preliminary to Some Further Presidential Action

TRUMAN ASKS POWER TO SEIZE COAL MINES   _President’s Message to Congress Cites Need For Early Action Because of Fuel Shortage

Judge Issues 80Day Injunction  Under Taft Act   President Calls Cabinet to Consider Possible Seizure:

Truman Will Ask Today for Power to Seize Mines   But White House Hopes It Won't Have to Take Over Pits.

White House Action Seen In Stoppage   Mine Seizure, Plea To Diggers Hinted As Possible Moves

President Will Ask Congress To Give Okay  Solons To Receive Message Today On hAine FE  ma Prmeaeraanew

CHIEF EXECUTIVE. SEES. § HEALTH, SAFETY MENACED   Congress Leaders Promise Speedy Action On Neces= sary Leaislatien

Cancels All Engagements But Cabinet Meeting; No Word. As to Meaning of His Actions

Fact Board To Report; Next Move Unknown  President May Seek ‘ Seizure Power, Or — Annanl Ta AAinacce

Unie! Executive Asks CLongress to Pass Emergency Legislation WANTS QUICK ACTION

Special Message..to Congress Outlines Coal Situation‘as ‘Real, Immediate’ Threat to People. Feonomic Conditions

Truman Cancels All Engagements, Gives Full Attention to Pit Crisis; No Hint on Direct Action Dropped

Truman Is Ready To Ask Congress For Legislation   Message Delivery Time 3 P. M. But Administration Still Hopeful Settlement Between Lewis And Operators Is Possible

White House Moves To End Mine Tieup   Workers Reported Set Yo Dig If Government Takes Control

Legislation Is Drafted to Give Right of Seizure   President Stil Hopes Settlement May Make Move Unnecessary

Peril to U.S. in Coal Crisis Requires Action At Once, Congress Told

‘Asks Board For Report On Situatior   Union, Operators Called To Meeting With Fact Finders

News Day And Night   He'll Send Special Message To Congress This Afternoon   Full TH Injunction Is Issued By U. S.   But Litthe Hope Held For Its Success; Appeal To Workers Seen

Message Requests Power; 80-Day Injunction Issued By  Judge As Situation Worsens

Declares Danger To National Health And Safety is Real; Requires Action

ower To Occupy And Operate Coal Workings Will Be Requested By Truman In Message This Afternoon —Announcement Made Following White House Conference Attended By Attorney General McGrath And Other Officials—Miners Remain Idle

Full 80-Day Ban Invoked On  Miners’ Union   Federal Court Action Comes As President Calls For Immediate Report From Fact-Finding Board

Fact-Finding Board Told To Call Operators, Union, Analyze Bargaining Status

Seizure Power Asked   Truman Tells Congress Danger to Nation’s Economy Requires Immediate Action

Danger to Health and Safety Demands Action, He States in Message ~

Asks Latest Reports On Coal Strike   Move May Presage Further Action

Coal Report Asked By  President   Truman Requests Immediate Appraisal Of Situation

Addresses. Messages To Solons   Asks Immediate Report By Fact-Finding Body On Coal Situation

Decision Follows Cabinet Meeting  Full Injunction Granted; Senate Committee Defers

Message To Go To Both Houses This Afternoon  Legislation Draft To Accomplish Act

President Wants fo Avold Seizure and Operation lf He Can   Judge Keech Issuce Injunction Under T-H Act, Lacks Enforcement Powers

President To Send Request To Congress This Afternoon, with Draft of Legislation.  HE STILL HOPES   HE STILL HOPES TO AVOID SEIZURE

Still Holds Hope For Settlement Despite Action   Legislation Draft Sent To Both Houses Along With Request

Asks Congress For Authority To Seize Pits   Power, If Given, May ‘Persuade’ New Aaqreement

Truman Acts In Coal Crisis   Sends Message To Congress F or Necessary New Law To  Operate Mines

Still Hopes To Sidestep Taking Over   Message Draft Prepared for House. Senate

TO SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS TODAY   Draft Of Legislation To Carry Out Seizure T. Go To Roth Houses Of Congress In Note

FULL REVIEW REQUESTED AT ONCE   Fact Finders Are Called To Make Report   JUSTICE DEPT,   Plans Appeal Of Judge’s Verdict Ruling U.M.W.. Innocent Of Contempt -

Proposed  Bill Sent To  Congress Acts Following Conference On Fuel Situation

White House Still Hoping For Accord   Fact-Finders Told to Schedule Meeting of Disputants to Learn Standings on Issues

PRESIDENT 10 SEND MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS   White House Still Hopes Settlement May Be Reached Soon

President Is Giving Fail Time to Cuat Crisiy — Orders Coal FactFinding Board to Report to Him ans Soon ny Possible,

Truman Asserts Dangers to ‘Nation Growing  Chief Executive Says Caal Praduction   Chief Executive Says Coal Preduction Must Be Resumed Soon

Peril to Nation Requires Action, Congress Told   White House Still Clings to Hope for Avoiding Seizure

Fact-Finders Asked To Check Up On Sit: uation And Report Immediately To The White House.

Decision Made After Lengthy Conference   Calls For Report On Condition Of The Negotiations

President Gives Strike Priority   Miners Expected to Disregard New 80-day In. junction Issued By Judge Keech.

President Takes Hand in Dispute; Government Seizure in Prospect After Union Cleared of Contempt

Coal Board Is Ordered To Present  Its Report   President Requests Hurried Roundup Of Current Status

iruman Asks Congress for Seizure Powe;   Special Message Say: Danger to Our Heaith and Safety Immediate

TRUMAN SEEKS SWIFT REPORT ON COAL CASE   Prods Fact Finders To Submit What They Have Learned About Dispute

President Sends Bill Draft With Message; Still Hopes For Pact   Acts After Conference With Atty. Gen. McGrath, Interior Sec. Chapman As Nation’s Coal Crisis Gets More Acute

President Seeks Power to Take Over Struck Pits   Says Coal: Walkout Threatens Nation 

Fuel Shortage Becomes More Critical Daily   Injunction Requested Against Strikers

President's Plan Stated In Message   Move Started to Resume Coal Mine Operations; Lucas Says Legislation Can Be Passed Ouickly

President Hopes Early Settlement Will Result First  Congress Message Cites Emergency Faced by Nation

Truman Declares Crisis Requires Action at Once   But President Voices Hope Strike Will Be Ended Before He Has to Invoke Seizure

Truman Asks Reports On Coal Talks   President To Get Latest Information On Dispute Status; May Take Action

Lueas Thinks Congress Can Pass Seizure Law Saturday   President Still Hopeful Agreement Can Be Reached First

Truman Asserts Dangers fo Nation Growing   Chief Executive Says Coal Production Must Be Resumed Soon

TRUMAN WANTS EARLY ACTION BY LAWMAKERS   Legislation to Meet the Situation Offered By President

Work on Draft of  Legislation  Expect Fast Action In Roath Hanees,

Congress Is Urged To Act Immediately   President Says Situation Critical; Quick Action Seen

President AsksReport OnContract   White House Declines  ’ to’ Say Whether Move by President Prior to Seizure ‘   Injunction Asked   GovernmentLawyersAsk Full 80-Day Orde Against Strike

Al! Beachhead Troops Taken Aboard Ships   MacArthur Predicts Full-Scale Attack At Any Moment

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—(AP)}—The Defense departmenf announced Sunday night that the last remnants of United Nations forces in northast Korea have been evacuated from the Hungnam beachhead.

LONDON SEVERS RELATIONS. WITH CHIANG KAL-SHER   Communists Control Most Of ¢ China, Bevin Says In Nefendina Move

Nation Severs Former Relations With Nationalists   First Big Cut in Anglo, U. S. Foreign Policy In Quarter of Century

Britain Gives Recognition To  Chinese Reds      First Major Break Jn Anglo-American Foreign Policy Accord

Ends Relations With Chiang’s  Nationalists   Move First Major Anglo-American Rreals in 95 Years

Britain Recognizes China Reds, Breaks With Nationalists   Action Marks First Major Split With U.S. Policy

Britain Grants ftecognition To China Communist   Government Breaks Off Relations With Chiang Kai-shek’s Rule

ACTION MARKS BREAK INU. 0, POLICY ACCORL   But British Fears of Rupture Relieved by Truman’s Formosa Stand.

England Grants Status to Reds: Opposes Chiang   Diplomatic Recognition Is Accorded Chinese Communists: Stand Varies with U.S.

 THERE IS. S NO Parking Tox  IN LE MARS. (and all parking lots are free.)

Tribunal Rules His Nominating Petitions Do Not Qualify; He Announces Support for Frazier

HEAVY SEAS WREAK HAVOC ON FISHING BOATS  14 Missing In Atlantic Gales

“He Did The Best He Could To Sink Us” ! Tired LeathernecksIn Korea ~ Hoppin’ Mad At HST’s Insult.

New Veto-Proof Tax Bill Mapped At Secret Parley  Democrat Leaders  Denmnmeaen Ranet im   Democrat Leaders Propose Boost in Levy on Profits

DemosReach ‘Veto-Proof’ Tax Cut Agreement  Huddle Indicate A  Pian Me.

Excise Slash Bill Foreseen   Taxes on Many Items May Be Reduced by Sep tember First .

Bill To Cut Excise Taxes Being Formed  Democratic Leader: Reported Agreed On New Measure

TAX WRITERS NEAR ACCORD   ‘Members Believed Ready To Ask Rate Raise ‘On Corporations.

Bilion-Dollar Excise Tax . Slash Is OK'd   tiouse Democrats, in. Surprise Secret ns Huddle, OK Plan

Rayburn Ex pects House Committee To Produce Excise Tax Slashing BillSoon

SAY DEMOCRATS ALMOST AGREED ON NEW TAX BILL   WOULD CUT EXCISES, BUT INCREASE TAXES ON BIG CORPORATIONS

Billion Dollar Excise Tax Cut ls Worked Out   Democrats Believe Plan Will Avoid Veto by Truman

BILLION-DOLLAR GUT IN EXCISE TAXES STUDIED   Demos Believe Truman Would Approve Bill They're Putting Together

Accord Reached On Bill To Trim  Excise Levies   lax Law Drafters Plan To Complete Action Before Adjournment; Includes Jewelry, Furs, Luggage

Excise Tax Cut Bill Agreed on  Billion Dollar Plan Re a   Billion Dollar Plan May Avoid a Veto

Whole Outlook. For Tax Measure Looks Changed  Dr rafter 1S Reported i in  ae   Drafters Reported in _ Virtual Agreement

Agreement Is Reported On Excise Cuts  - Democrats’ Huddle  Brightens Outlook

Excise Tax Cut Nowa Possibility   Solons Act to Get Bill That Will Draw No Veto

EXCISE TAX SLASHING BILL DUE NEXT WEEK   $1 Billion Dollars Cut on Annual Basis  May Be the Result

Corporation Income Tax Hike Might Be Approved  Law Drafters Hold   Law Drafters Hold Secret Discussion  On Excise Slashes

Acreement On Excise Tax Cut Reported  Of Truman Okay; Corporations Hit

on oe ees VV GSHMIMSCOM see eee eee  Prospects Of Billion Cut In Excise ‘ Taxes Bright -- Counterfeiting Upswing

TAX CUT BILL ACCORD SEEN   Drafters of Law Report Agreement After A Secret Huddle

Secret Huddle ls Held; Cuts Are Promised   Big Corporations Will Be Target Of  leervanced Levies

‘Law Drafters Are Said To Have Agreed Upon An Excise Tax Cut Bill That Would Avoid a Veto

Bill Reported Drawn To Avoid Truman’s Veto   Secret Huddle Brings Forth Plan To Boost  Corporations Rate

Law Drafters In Accord on New Tax Cut   Agreement of Democrais Os Measure Thar Wil Avoid Veto Is Reported Afther Secret Hoddle

PARTY'S CHIEFS SET FOR SLASH IN EXCISE LEVY   Democrats Drafting Law Reported To Have Reached Decision In Secret Huddle —- Details Outlined.

Expect Excise Tax Slashing Bill Next Week in Congress   Speaker Rayburn Gives View After Democratic Huddle

Ways and Means Committee Reported Near Agreement on Plan to Increase Levies on Big Corporations to Offset loss of Revenue on Furs, Luggage, Jewelry, Movie Tickets, Travel Tickets and Scores of Other Items,

Excise Bill Might Pass, Avoid Veto   Huddle ts Held to Get Workable Bill Before Congress; Would Cut by Billion   Would Offset Slashe: on Articles by Levy on Corperations

Rayburn Sees Excise Cutting Bill Finished In  Acceptable Form Soon

Near  - TAXES   Maneuver Te Avoid Veto’ By Truman   Outlook For Cuts Become Brighter

Tax Law Writers In Agreement On Slash, Is Report   Measure Cutting Excise Levies That Could Avoid Truman Veto Virtually Set, Word After  Raerat Maasting

Hint Greater Tax Load on Corporations   Planned to Make Up Revenue Lost by Cut In Excises and Avoid Truman Veto of Bill

$1 Billion Excise Tax Cut Coming   Ways And Means Committee Reported In Agreement On Sweeping Measure

Bill Is Result Of Surprise Secret Huddle   Proposal Is Designed To Avoid Chance Of Presidential Veto

Would Hike Rate for Bigger Firms.   Adjournment Nearer! Solons Dig.in.Crime,. Security, Rent.Bill

Tax Cutting Agreement Is Near At Hand   Tax Law Drafters Reported Ready To Submit Measure, Will Cut Excise Taxes, Raise Corporation Rates.

Secret Huddle Bring Virtual Tax Agreement   Hike Corporation Taxes To Avoid President's Veto

HOPE REVIVED FOR Gis TAK GUT AT THIS. SESSIOR   Democratic law Drafter Seen In Virtual Accord Afear Garrat Meeting

DEMOS AGREE ON CUTTING TAXES   Proposed Bill Reducing Excise Taxes Could Avoid Veto By Pres.

Measure Drafted That Could Avoid Presidential Veto   Democratic Writers Hold Surprise Secret Huddle On Proposed Leaislation

See Democrats “Agreed On Bill To Slash Exeise   ‘Report Huddle Results In Measure That Could Avoid Presidential Veto

‘Veto Proof’ . Bill Changes Taxes Outlook   Surprise Huddle By Democrats Brings Agreement in Fxejcp<

Democratic Huddle Said To Have Developed Virtual Agreement On Billion-Dollar Reduction Which Could Avoid Presidential Veto — Boost In Income Levy Rate For Large Corporations Hinted To Make Up For Loss Of Revenue

Cut In Evcise Levies Drafted To Avoid Veto   Congress Races For July 1 Deadline

Tax Writers Plot Excise Levy Slashes  Surprise Stand Follows Secret Huddle In House

Agree On Excise Tax Cutting Bil   Democratic Tax Law Drafters Agree On Bill Almost Certain To Avoid Veto

Excise Taxes Due For Billion-Cut By Secret Huddle  Democratic Leaders   Democratic Leaders Reported Ready to Push New Action

Secret Huddle ~ Changes Outlook   Proposal Set-Up To Avoid Presidential Veto

Tax Slash Agreement Predicted   Secret Democrat Huddle Indicates Corporation Hike

Report Agreement On Tax Bill That Won't Draw Veto   Measure Said to Cut Excise Taxes More Than Billion

TAKE 789 OFF CHI GN REEF   Liner Franconia Goes Asreund At Night Near Quebec

Liner Aground Off Quebec, 780 Aboard Saved   Big Ship Fast Within Sight of Summer Resort

London Strike Leaders Jailed  avs Men Take Over Affected Gas Plants

State Orqanizes. Unified Commend In Atom Defense   Division Will Conform To Nation’s Military Establishment

Fighting Rages All Along North Line of Defense   Reds Launch Heavy Attack on Highway Leading to Pusan

Foe Squeezes  U.N. Forces   Communist Armies Only Seven Miles From Key City; Attack on Wide Front

Heaviest Enemy Offensive of War Carries To Within Artillery Range of Vital City, — UN Front Cut to Half Size of Connecticut

Ahead on _ Two Sides.  of Taegu ©   Appear To Be Driving To Japan Sea North. of Pori of Pusan;  Tank Battle Imminent

Widow Found Robbed, Slain In Akron Home   Kilier  Listened To * Baseball. Game While ‘Waiting For Victim

Widow Is Slain, Robbed Of $86.6!   Akron Storekeeper Murdered In Home

SLIPPERY BELT ACROSS TATE TO NORTHEAST   Areas of Sleet and Freezing: Rain Expected to  Get Worse. & ;

Ice, Fog and Rain Are Spreading Ove Almost All lowa  Highways Called T lL,  ranchnerniic in

ICE, FOG, RAIN BLANKET IOWA   Snow, High Winds Slated To Hit State

Calls Upon Nation For Some Sacrifice Of Civilian Plenty   President in Mid-Year Economic Message Asks For Greater Production

President Makes Mid-Year Report   Warns of New Crisis, Long Korean Conflict in Message to Solons _

Truman Asks for Nation to Sacrifice   Economic Controls May Come If Defense Requires Mobilization  Re CPTOVTRaoO Tr mMnrr8.sr

Truman Calls for Nation to Support Fight for Liberty  President Says That He Is Ready If Need Arises to Ask Complete  mnie MAnRiliieonkian af li C A

President Asks Big Increase in Industrial Output   Summons Nation to ‘Some Sacrifice’ of Its Civilian Plenty

Home Front to Sacrifice. Also—Truman   Korea Engagement Will Be Costly, Chief's Economic Note Asserts

President Asks For  Sacritices   Truman Is Ready To Call A Complete Economic Mobilization   KOREAN HAZARD   Warns That Korean War Length May Necessitate  Industrial Expansion

Truman Calls On Nation for Some Sacrifice   Warns Engagement In Korea May Be Long and Costly

President Calls for Sacrifice to Meet Crisis   Nation Must Not Face Desperate Shortages in Face of Attack

Speedup Is Vital, He Warns   ‘Some Sacrifice Must Be Made;’ Hits Strikers

Would Act If Freedom So Requires   Industrial Output \Must Gain, President Says in Mid-Year Message on Economy

Truman Warns Korean Battle ToBe Costly —   HST Hopes Limited Controls Now Will Prevent Rationina

President Asks Sacrifice of  Civilian Plenty   Truman Says Price Ceilings, Rationing Can Be Avoided by  Control Powers

President Calls For Sacrifices On Home Front  Contrels To Head Of Rationing, Ceilings

Says Rationing, Price Ceilings  May Be Avoided   President Tells Nation Sacrifices Must Be Made; Asks $5 Billion Tax Hike; Sees Long, Costly War

PRESIDENT ASSERTS HE IS READY TO MEET EMERGENCY  ‘Serious Shortages’, Ceilings, Rationing ‘Can Be Avoided’

Truman Gives Midyear Report On Economy  President Calls Upon Nation To Sacrifice Some Of

Message Asks. Congress Speed  Control Powers   Truman Warns We Must Prepare For New Crises

Gives Report On Mid-Year To Congress   Will Not Hesitate To Request More Powre If Needed

Tells Congress Tight Controls Can Be Avoided   President Urges Quick Action On Limited Controls And Tax Increase

Truman Calls for Sacrifice  In Face of War Emergency Scare-Buying and Infiation Assailed  Bu Brecident in Feanamic Mectnae

TRUMAN SAYS NO NEED NOW OF RATIONING   Calls on Nation for Some Sacrifice; Asks for Limited Power.

Truman Calls For Sacrifice   Says Control Powers and Speedy Tax Boost Can Avoid Shortages And Rationing: Sees Costly War

President Says He Will Seek More Home Front Mobilization if Necessary

Truman Rallies Nation   Declares U: S. Must Yield Some oexeries Or Run Risk of Losing Freedom to Avvressors

President Calls For ‘Sacrifices  Message Demand:  Aid of Civilians

“Global Crisis Means Sacrifice For Americans   . President Truman Appeals To U. S. Citizens Today

Requests 5 Billion  Tax Rise   Korea Engagement Costly and Long, President Warns

Ready to Call For Complete Mobilization  If It’s Needed   Limited Controls Now Can Prevent War Rationing, President Believes

"Some Sacrifice’ Of Civilian Plenty Needed: Truman   Korean Fighting Costly; May Not Be Short He Says

Truman Asks For Limited Control Power   Calls on Nation for “Civilian Sacrifice’ Of Nation’s Plenty

Asks Nation Give Up Part Of Its Plenty   President Ready To Call For Complete Economic Mobilization Tf It Ie Necessary

TRUMAN ASKS “SACRIFICE” FOR FREEDOM       President Standing’ T ‘ To Call Por Complete — Mohilization

Civilian Plenty. To Be Curtailed In World Crisis   America Must Expand Industrial Output

Truman Urges Control Rein,  Industry Aid   Complete Economic Mobilization Slat. ed If Needed, President Says

Limited Control Powers Are Asked of Solons   President Says U. §$ Industrial Output Must Be Increased

Weather   Truman Says Shortages Can Be Averted —   Can Avoid Rationing if He Is Granted Limited Control Powers

Economic Message Read  Warns Korean Engagement May Be Long And Costly

Ready to Cal for Economic Mobilization   President Asks U. S. to Sacrifice Some of Its Plenty

President Calls For ‘Sacrifices’ To Aid Freedom   Says Civilian Plenty Must Make Way for All-Out Effort

Summons Nation To “Some Sacrifice” Of Civilian Plenty And Says Hardships  Can Be Avoided If Limited Control Powers Are Voted.

Big Production Boost Asked   Truman Urges Restraint of Business, Labor in Prices, Wage Demands

Truman Ask: Again For  New Powers   Urges ‘Sacrifices’ By People To Help Meet Korean Crisis

Asks Congress For Limited Control Powers   Seeks To Avoid Price Ceilings And Rationing

Total Economie Mobilization Plan Ready if Needed _  Truman Calls for Greater Production. Sacrifices

President Addresses  Congress   Truman Urges Nation To Gives Up Some Of Its Plenty To ‘Aid The War

Nation Is Called To Sacrifice for Mobilization   President Says Controls and Shortages Can Be Avoided by Giving Him Limited Control Powers and 5 Billion Tax Increase.   Says Korean War Won’‘tBe Short; Must Prepare for Other Crises

President Asks > Some Sacrifice   Declares Self Ready for Complete Economic Mobili - zation H the Defense of Freedom Reauires-

Warns Natior To Gird for New Crises   President Urges Speed in Law and Weapons Makinir

Can Avoid Rationing, He Thinks   Presses Congress For Quick Action On Control Powers

Ready to Cail for Complete Economic  Mobilization By Sterline F. Green

Will Call For Fall Output “If Necessary’   Mid-Year Economic Message Denies Need For Rationing As Yet

‘ Makes Midyear Message President Says He’s Prepared ‘To Call Economic Mobilization

Asks Power For Control Of Economy   Price Ceilings, Rationing, Shortages Would Be Avoided

TRUMAN CALLS ON NATION FOR ‘SOME SACRIFICE   REPEATS REQUEST FOR SOME LIMITED CONTROL POWERS

President Warns Conflict Ini Korea Will Be Costly and New Crises May Arise Elsewhere,

TRUMAN SAYS SACRIFICES BY NATION NEEDED   Says He Will Ask Complete Economic Mobilization if Necessary.

Industrial — Output Must Be Increasea   Asks No Emergency Powers Beyond Thos. Already Requested

Calls Nation To Make Sacrifices   Truman Says People Mus Do Without Some ‘of “Civilian Plenty’) ©   CAN AVOID SHORTAGES   Tf Congress Will Give, Him Power and $5 Billions More Taxes, He Says

TRUMAN ASKS FOR CIVILIAN SACRIFICES   Ready To Call For All-Out Economic Mobilization      For Possible New Crises Elsewhere; Asks Congress Speed Action

CIVILIANS MUST MAKE SACRIFICE SAYS PRESIDENT   Truman, In Mid-Year Economic Message To Congress, Asks Limited Control Powers And $5 Bil lion Tax Increase.

Holds Curbs, Rationing Car Be Avoided   President Declares  He’s Ready to Call Complete Economic Mobilization

METHODIST JO SPEAK ATK. U   The Rev. Hazen G. Werne: of Ohio to Give Baccalaureate Address

METHODIST BISHOP TO SPEAK AT K. U.   The Rev. Hazen G. Werne of Ohio to Give Bacca laureate Address

——————— eee er eel eC Cm  Russia To Make Attack In U.N. On Korean War  Report Sharp Attack On Both U.N. And U.S.  1. -?.... oof ......._§

More Will Be Called After That   Thousands Of Reservist And Specialists Are Being Summoned For Active Service.

2,000,000 Men In Uniform by End of Year   Selected Units Of Guards and Reserves Called

Forces Will Expand to  Twe Million   Figure Expected To Be Reached by Year’s End; More May Be Called

More Men To Be Called To Active Duty Soon After End Of This Year; May Abolish Manpower  Ceiling   SELECTIVE SERVICE ROUNDING UP MEN

2 Million Due For U.S. Call By Year’s End   Units of Reserves And National Guard Summoned by Army

2 Million in Services by  Year’s End   No Let Up Seen in Cal for Drafiees and Reserves

HHOH  To Be  Uniform   his Year   pilization Plans icate That Even re Will Be Called yn After That

Mobilization Plans Call for Two Million Servicemen by Year's End

Two Miition Under Arms Rofore lan 4   Mobilization Officials Say Others Will Be Called Out After End of Year

Bus-Truck  Collision  Fatal to One Tidioute, Oil City  Franklin Persons  mrt wr

Civil Defense In Sad Shape, Survey Shows  Cities Blame U. S.   Cities Blame U. S. For Not Furnishine Detailed Orders On What To Do

Civil Atom Defense Lag Is Charged   Federal Gorernment Gets Blame for Cities” Unpreparedness

City Officials Blame Absence Of Federal Leadership For Lag In U.S. A-Bomb Attack Defenses

Bomb Defense Lags In Most Cities Of U. 8.   Most Of ‘Municipalities Blame Government On State Of Affairs

Cities Not Ready for Atom Bomb   Report Shows Civilian Defense Plans Not Yet Workable.

MOST AMERICAN CITIES LAG IN BOMB DEFENSE   Officials Blame Federal Government For Lack Of Leadership   SHORTAGE OF FUNDS IS MAJOR COMPLAINT

LACK OF FEDERAL LEADERSHIP BLAMED AS CITIES LAG IN ATOM BOMB DEFENSE

Most U. S. Cities Lag in Atom Bomb Defense; Blame Federal Government

Most Cities Unprepared For A-Bomh   Civil Defense Lag Laid at Doorstep Of Government

wy Al VOR y Isls .  Washington’ s No. 1 ‘Man Gets $65, 000 Salary

Schools Advised to Close if Fuel Supply Is Short   - Non-Vital Industries Included in State Board Directive

Advise Closing of Schools If Coal Is Short   Taken fromTop Priority List; Anti-‘Smoke Or. dinances Suspended

AMERICA WANTS PEACE, BUT IS STAYING ARMED  Truman Witnesses Aerial Maneuvers In Florida

AMERICA WANTS PEACE, BUT IS STAYING ARMED  Truman Witnesses Aerial Maneuvers

Was Given Treatment By Doctor   Rescued Americans Tell of Overhearing Conversation

Fayetteville POW Freed In North Korea   Among Group Rescued By 25th Division; Gen. Dean Said Alive

RAISE HOPES GEN. DEAN ALIVE   RESCUED AMERICANS QUOTE RED DOCTOR HAVING SEEN DEAN

Renew Hopes  For Gen. Dear   North Korean Doctor Declares He Treated Him

GEN, DEAN REPORTED SEED   Sateen tenement  Resoucd G. br POW's Say Red  Sald He Treated Commandc1

N. Korean Says He Treated Dear  U. S. POWs Told So  By Medical Officer

More News Of Dean   Freed GIs: Report Talking With Korean Red Who Treated Him

Americans Heard About Dean (ci) Prisoners Told Commander Was Treated by Korean Medi

PRISONERS TOLD GEN. DEAN ALIVE   Divisional ‘Comma nd er “Missing Since July

¥lanes Take Heavy Tol!   MacArthur Adds 75 ,000 Men To Japan's Police Reserves

Cautions Against Over-Estimating Ailied Offensive   Defense Department Says It Is Not Time For General Attack

New Attack Is Not Big Push Pentagon Say:   Washington Explains  Attacks Reported Are “Offensive” Action But Not General Offensive

Current Drive Not ‘General’   Defense Says Time Not Here Yet To Roll Back Reds

WARN AGAINGT THINKING YANK ATTACK MAJOR   Prisoner Says 6,000 “Green”  Troops Now in North Korean Unit.

Time Has Not Arrived For Allies To Roll Enemy Back, Defense Dep't Says

Defense Department Says U. 5. Action in Korea Is Not Opening of General Offensive

U.S. Attack Not General Offensive    Should Be Called Offensive Action

‘es Note From Truman  White House To Run U S.   -  Poliey, Not MacArthur  t

MacArthur Gets Foreign Policy Tip From Truman   President Also Praises General

MaecArthur Receives Pat on Back  Message Sent by   Message Sent by President to Smooth Over Incident.

President Tells MacArthur ‘That White House Will Run U. S. Foreign Policy

M’Arthur Get:  Truman ‘Pat’ Broad Hint Given —  On Foreion Paley

Truman Gives MacArthur Pat on Back   But Hints He Want: No Interference In Policy-Making

MW Arthur Given Hint On Truman Formosa Policy  Gets Pat On Back And Reminder To Keep In Line

MacArthur Gets Pat On Back For Running The War  President Tells Him White House To Run US Foreign Affairs

American Held As Bomb Targe   Shanghai Manager Kept in Power Plant

AFTER 10 YEARS  en re tr ne a A nn  Leopold To Leave For Belgian Rule

President O. K.'s Plan For Controls   Has No Objection To Standby Powers If They’re Flexible

Group Favors Giving Truman Broader Controls  President Asserts He Has No Objection

WARCONTROLS STAND IS DUE BY CONGRESS   President Says He Is Willing To Accept Stand-by Powers.

Offers No Objection ToContro!   President Not Against Standby Controls He Says In Note To Maybank

Suspect In Burglary Is Fatally Shot   Two Are Surprised In Home By Police In Pittsburgh

Russian Mines In War Areas, Sherman Reports  Soviet-Made Floaters Found By U.S. Craft;  Destroyer Damaged

Outlawed Russian Made Mines Found Ficating Off Korea  Adm. Sherman Says Ilieval Sea Weapon Damaged Destroyer

ste eon or etic AO IO E>. Be  Soviet- Made Mines In Korean Waters, ‘Adm. Sherman Says

fexttie Otruggte:  CIO Textile Workers Map Plans To Make  Stronger Invasion Of Southern Plants

ClO Convention Split Over Rift Of Top Officers   President Rieve Will Not Support George Baldanzi

Rift Of Two Top Officers Divides ‘ClO Textile Workers Into Factions

U.S. Creates New War Output Unit   Head of Phone Firm Appointed Chief For Control Beard

Gen. Roberts To Talk At Secret Meet  Committee to » He lear Army Officer,

General Roberts Will Testify Before Senators   Officer Is Termed Best Informed On Korea

Gen. Roberts To Talk At Secret Meet   Committee to Hear Army Officer, Head of Military  Mission in Korea

Roy Snoeberger Cops Honors In  Corn Contest   Rock Creek Township Farme Wins With Yield Of 142.7 Bushels Per Acre 

Earlville Father Helps Seven Escape; Drives Truck to Fire   Donald Russell Is Handy Man to Have; Home Loss Is $2,500

Oleo Prices After July 1 Is Question   Spokesmeén For Two Interests Differ On Point

 Steelman Meeting With R nion Representatives  White House Making Another Effort to Keep Major Railroad Strike From Breaking Oui

Fear Rail Strikes In Midst Of War   White House Makes Effort To Mediate In Action Of Management and Unions

Official Renews Efforts To Prevent Strike   Presidential Aide Confers With Rail Unions

SEEKS TO BAR COSTLY TIE-UP OF CARRIERS   Steelman Sent In To Attempt To Avert Strike of 300,000.

SEEK TO AVERT RAIL WALKOUT   Truman Aide Confers With Representatives of Major Railroads

WHITE HOUSE TRIES TO AVERT RAIL STRIKE   Calls Parley on Demand of Two Unions for 40-Hour Week.

WORK AGAINST RAIL STRIKE   Truman’s Assistant Confers With Unions And Operators

U.S. STEEL RECEIVES GO-SIGNAL   New Mill Called Biggest Single Project in History

Nine Darrington Prison F arm Inmate:  In Maior Self-Mutilation Outbreak

Truman’s Message Runs the Scale of Praise, Criticism ©  Tolk Croceece Party   Talk Crosses Party Lines on Civil Rights And Foreign Policy —.

Republicans Call Message ‘A Dud’; Democrats-Humanitarian Philosophy

Speech Called Dud, Eloquent   GOP, Democratic _ Leaders Clash on President's Address

ENDS LONG DISPUTE   Settlement Will Probably Lead to Army Giving Up Control   IN DEFENSE SPENDING   Senate Approves $20 Billion CatchAll Arms Bill

House Balked By Yule Recess  Senate O. K.’s 20 Billion For Defense, Votes Building Fund

$20 BILLIONS FOR EMERGENCY Speedy Senate Approval Is Given For U. S. Defense Bill

Senate Rushes Through Huge Defense Bills   Appropriations Of! Over $2r Billion Passed Speedily

Defense Billions Voted   $20,000,000,000 is Approved in Senate And $1,600,000,000  In Construction

$20 Billion. For Defense   . Senate Rushes Through Measure, and Also OR’s Special Building Bill 

Senate Passes Defense Bill   Okeys $20 Billion for Defense Building, More for Secret Constriction

Senate Ready To Approve Another Big Defense Bill   $20 Billion In Emergency Funds Now Sought.

Senate Okays $00 Billions For Defenses.   - Measure Is Passed To Set Up Civilian Defense Program

Approve Huge Construction  Defense Bill   Even Legislators in Dark As To Nature of Secret  Work for Armed Forces

Quick Action in Congress fo Speed u §. Preparedness   Senate Works at Top Speed to Pass 2 Defense Bills

Settlement Will Probabl; Lead to Army Giving Up Control   IN DEFENSE SPENDING   Senate Approves $20 Billion Catch. All Arms Rill

Senate O.K. Due Today On Defense Fund  House Expected To Override G.O.P. Ant Give Truman Power

SENATE SPEEDS MOVE TO BOOST DEFENSE TUNDS   Quick Approval Expected For Bill To. Provide Another 20 Billion Dollars To  eet Emergency.

Senate Approval For Emergency Funds Is Ready  House Expected to Vote President. Additional

$20 BILLION VOTED FOR U.S. DEFENSE   Senate OK’s Spending by Voice Vote; Includes $1.6 Billion Super Secret Projects.

House Votes Civil Defense   Secret Projects Bill Also Gets Approval

Pass Bill for Highly Secret War Production   Senate Approves a  Special $1.6 Billion Fund in Addition to Matior Anppronriatiar

Senate Passes Emergency Fund, Approves $1,600,000,000 Top Secret Construction: House Action Awaited

Senate Puts OK On Top-Secret Defense Measure   $1,600,000,000 Construction Bill Given Rush Vote

Senate OK’s $21 Billion For Defense   Bill Includes Top Secret Construction

Senate Set For Speedy Passage Of 20 Billion Emergency Defense Measure

Quick Approval Is Given To Defense Fund By Senators   Wilson Takes Over Today As Chief Of Mobilization

Approval of Another 20 Billion in Emergency Defense Funds Expected

Congress Votes  Defense Outlays  $1.6 Billion Project On ‘Secrecy’ List

Senate Fund For Defense Is Expected To Pass Now   Emergency Amounts To Go For Supply Of Arms To Troops

Senate Also OKs $1,600,000,000 Special Project   Much Of Special Project Contains Top Secret Defense Construction For Armed Forces; Spending Bill Contains 90 Per Cent Of Projects In Authorization Bill. -

Senate Votes 21.6 Billions For Defenses   Two Giont Measures Rushed; House Halts War Powers Bill

British Freighter Explodes in Red Sea; 74 Killed or Missing as ‘Hull Disappears

Freighter, Laden With  Explosives, Blows Up.   Most of 74 Crewmen Killed or Missing When British Ship Explodes in Red. Sea

ExplosivesLaden Vessel is Shattered   One Crewman Survives Blast

Explosive-Laden Vessel Blows Up   Fear Seventy-Three of Crew Died When Britist Freighter Explodes South of Suez Canal

Crew Feared Lost In British Vessel   Only One Survivor of 75 Total is Picked up

Freighter Explodes In Red Sea   73 aboard British Ship; Few Survive Shattering Blast

Blast Wrecks British Ship; 73 ‘Missin o”   Only One Crew Member Is Known To Have Survived In Explosion

2B Missing In British Ship Explosion  » Freighter Blew Up In Red Sea Monday Niaht

Scores Killed By Ship Blast  Red Sea Is Scene of Tragedy on Freighter

Boat Explodes, Many Are Dead in Red Sea Blast   Most of 71 Crewmen of British Fre ghter Believed Killed in Disaster Last Night.

Prices Continue To Rise, But At Slower Pace   Hike Widens Through Foods, Clothing, Durable Goods

Cost of Living Continues Rise But at Slower Rate   Advance Widens Out Through List of Foods, Clothing and Some Durable Goods — Consumers Still Stock Up on Items That Were Short in Last War—Department Store Sales Up 24 Per Cent Over Year Ago.

Commodity Prices Keep  Going Higher  But Pace Is Slower Than In First Days Of Korean Conflict

‘Deny New Claims That Flying Saucers Are New Secret U.S. Military Weapons

Saucers Are Revolutionary Planes, Newsmagazine in Capital Asserts

ArmedF orces Deny Flying  Saucers Are  US. Weapons   Air Force Interprets Persistent Reports  To ‘Misrepresentation’ and Mass Hysteria

DISC REPORTS, DENIALS GROW   Armed Forces Spokesmen Say “There’s No Such Animal.”

Jaycees Sponsol Caravan Visi! Hore Auaust §   Hoosier Heritage israveling Exhibition to be Brought to Logansport

Hoosier Heritage Caravan to be at Brownstown on Tuesday, October 10

[INDIANA’S “HERITAGE” TO BE SEEN IN RICHMOND SATURDAY AND IN NEW CASTLE SUNDAY

Deadline on State Bonus Is Sunday Jackson County Vets  Urged to File Claims Even if Incomplete

Veterans Warned Of Bonus Deadline  December 31 Is Last Day of Filing for World War Il Bonus

Quick Action Showdown Set On Measures  Cigaret. Natural Gas   Cigaret, Natural Gas Items Are Included for Hospital Aid

Natural Gas, Cigarettes And Blanket Raise on Many items Included in Levies

Reds Threaten To Circle Two Yank Divisions   Defense Arc Forms At Beseiged Kunuri in Savage Struqgle

U.N. Troops In Battle To Halt Envelopment   Threat Of Trap Has Been Eased Somewhat Says Latest Report

80.000 Said Trying To Spring Trap   Battle Outcome Still In Doubt

Proposed New Phone Rafe in City Revealed   One Party Business Line $10; One Party Residence $5.25; two Party $4.25 asked

\ Western Nations Outline ‘Authority for Control of Coal and Steel Production

West Europe Sets Up A Coal Pool   Delegates From Six Nations Agree To International Authority Over Production

Ships Collide; 18 Persons Die, 300 Are Rescued  Ly 2ensta bone A wel   Hospital Craft And Freighter Run Into Each Other In Fog

Tax Bills Are Up For Austin Action  House Committee Plans Hearings On Three Fund-Raising Measures

President Voices Hope It Won't Be Necessary   Says U.S. Has No Intention of Leaving Korea

Latest News Flashes   President Truman Announced Today That Use of A-Bomb is Being Considered

Temperatures   Plans to Ask Congress For Money to Hike Size of Armed Forces

Taft Will Not Try  For Presidency;  Would Take Draft   Ohio Senator Cautious On Western European De fense, But Says Only “Idiot” Would  To FD ode ee aT aor

_ —SENATOR—  Could Be ‘Drafted’ By Party   Sounds Caution In European Defense

“Saucer” Roars at Great Speed Over California   1,000 to 1,500 Miles Per Hour: Noise Like Thunder, Report

Disc Shaped Objec Said fo Have Been Seen at Air Base  Saucer Makes Five Passes at Beacon At Edna af Fiala

Big Fiery Disc Makes Passes At Hamilton   Three Men on Duty a Marin Field Say They Saw Air Monster

‘Going 1,500 mph’— Flying Saucer Makes 5 Passes at Air Force Base

HAMILTON FIELD SEES. DISC a Saucer’s Roar  ‘Like Thunder,’ Say Observers

Disc Shaped Object Makes 5  Passes at Base, Paper Says   A ‘Flying Saucer’ on West Coast Reported

Flying Saucer, With Roar Like Thunder, Buzzes California Airport; Terrific Speed, Observers Say

DOOR-T0-DOOR TALLY SET UP ~ FOR 4 WEEKS   Count Is Expected To Show 151 Millions in Nation; Questions Vary

Thousands of Census Takers Open Door Bell Ringing Campaign; Rushing Business in Some Jails

Census Count Is Under Way Across Nation   Population Total is Expected to Hit Above 151 Million

Proposal of 13 Nations Brings Informal Reply  s- 3° ee _ ee @ _ aoe   India Delegate Says Peiping Would End Fiahting in Korea

Indian Delegate Reports Chinese Want War Halted   Peiping Studies Asian Proposal For Truce Line

Wu: ‘China Wants to Stop Fighting in Korea as Quickly as Possible’ ~

Want To End Korea Fight, They Say   Indicate Willingness to Consider Plea to Stop at 38th Parallel

Wu Says Red China Wants To Stop War   Tells U. N. Delegate His Nation Is Considering Peace Plea

Indian Delegate Says Reds ‘Eager To Cease Fighting   Proposal for Halt At Parallel Made By Eastern Bloc

Asian Delegates Told Reds Want Tc End Fighting  Vishinsky Demands   Vishinsky Demands Order for Withdrowal Of ’Foreian Troops’

Offer Commies Accord Without Appeasement   Heads of State Agree Europe Is Main Battlearound

Wu Says Peace Plan  Considered   13 Delegates Told Foe Wants to Stop Fighting in Korea

Peiping Is Now Studying UN Peace Appeal   Further Negotiations To Be Carried On By Thirteen Nations

Peiping Giving ‘Careful Consideration’ to Plea  of 13 Nations; World   Asia, Middle East Group In Session   ‘Y Have Not Yet Given Up Hope,’ Statement of Indian Delegate

‘Master Red Agent’ — in State Department, Sen. Bridges Claims   ‘Who Is He, Mr. President?’ GOP Foe Asks, Opening Attack upon Secretary

15 Juicy Steaks... . aD stlicy Steaks ....  Two Soldiers Gorge Selves On Fine Food

Just Imagine After Nothing But Army Battle Rations, in Walks a Guy With 15 Steaks!

Probe Troop Train Crash Fatal fo 34   Investigators Want to Know Why Passenger Train Speeded Past Two Warning Sirnals

Defenders Driven Back: Carrier Based Planes Blast North Korean Cities: Invaders Score Successes   Advancing Enemy Continues Encircling Movements To Trap U. S. Forces; Strike At Supply Lines Crossing Han River

U.S. And British Carrier-Based Planes Attack  Report American Ground Unit Cut Off By Red Forces

Red Invader Forces Estimated to Numbor from 40,000 to 60,000 Moen — Enemy Tanks Cut ff Detachinent of U. 8, Troops.:

™ s  Evacuation of )  I vongvang by  The Thousands   People Wade Ice Cold River North Of Doomed City

Pyongyang Tragedy Unfolds As Thousands of Refugees and ‘Residents Begin Mass Exodus

Thousands Of Refugees Quit Pyongyang In Tragic Scene Of Misery As Reds Advance

Pyongyang Will  Revert Buck to  lis Red Masters Civilian E Exodus  * . Wh. wt   Civilian Exodus  From City Begins With Tragedy for Many Thousands

Brifon Possessed Highly Imporfant Datla About A-Bomb, AEC Officals Say

Take Action After Arrest Of Scientist   Developments Are Discussed By High U.S. Authorities

This Source of Revenue  Record High   Cigaret Tax Is Only Major Item to Fall Off During Year

Congress Knee-Deep In War-caused Work   Defense Strength, Inflation, Taxes, Drafting OF Doctors, Troining Young Men To Fight All Are Involved

War Problems Up In Congress  House Debates Bill To Curb U. S. Reds

FOR THE CAUSE OF LILERTY  Father of Dead Canadian Offers Rest of Family

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL FORNEW U.S MILITARY COO   Measure Provides Uniform Justice For All Branches Mt Services

Hopes Senate Will Restore Cut in Funds   Administration Routed by House Economy Drive   BILLION SLASH   Republicans Claim This Amount. But Democrats Put Figure Smaller.

Senate Usually Hikes Figures   Dems Admit GOP, Southerners Get "A Little Victory’

Look to Senate to Restore Cuts   Administration Given Hard Jolt by G. O. P. Economy Drive

Look To Senate To Restore Cuts In Budget Bil   ‘Republicans Claim 11th Hour Amendment Will . Save At Least Billion

Economy Drive Lops Billion Off Money Bill  G.0.P. Drive Strikes Pay Dirt In House; Senate Mav Restore

Spending Cut Nearly Billion By the House   $600,000,000 Lopped, Jobs Cut In Final Actions

House Cuts Spending by One Billion   Republicans Successful In Their Last-Ditch Economy Drive.

GOP Axe Cuts Deep   Claim. Billion Dollar Cut in Big Funds Bill; Demo ‘Hope in Senate

Budget Slashed One. Billion At Last Minute   GOP Economy Drive Wins: Goes To Senate

GOP Cuts Billion Off Money Bill   Democrats in House Vote With Opposition To Reduce Amount

ON WAY TO SENATE   Administration Leaders Hope for Restoration of House Cuts

House Seeks Senate Cuts    Appropriation Bill Slash Seems Doomed

Prices Climb Despite New Control Clamp   . Commodity, Service Items Are on List Shown in Survey

Crazed Veteran Kills Parents And Two Others   Sets Fire to Home After Beating Pair; Was Fatigue Case

Berserk Veteran Is Killer of Four   Parents, Nephew and Niece Die in Akron, O

Berserk Vet Kills Four In Akron Spree  Beata Up Parents, Sets Fire To Home Children Suffocate

Ingrid Bergman Gives Birth To Baby Boy In Rome Clinic   Rossellini At Actress’ Bedside ‘Too Excited To Give Child's Weight

Paris AcceptsDisasterAtDongkhe AsProof That Red China DirectsIndo-China Commun:  ists

TRAPPED FRENCH FORCE WIPED Ov"   BULK OF 3.300 TROOPS LOSI IN BIGGEST BATILE OF WAR IN INDOCHINA. -

Bulk Of 3,500 French Troops Lost In Red-Led Indochina Border Trap

Pres. Truman To Deliver ‘Fireside Chat’ Over ‘Major Networks Friday

Truman Will peport To The  ‘ation Fr iday       ae   Will Include The Progress of UN Forces In Korea

Truman on Radio Friday To Report on Korean War   ‘Fireside Chat’ Scheduled for 9 P. M.; President Also to Discuss Tax Plans

Pres... Truman. Plans Repor   To Deliver! 'Fireside~ ‘Chat! “Nation Friday Nighi 9 9'Clock.

Truman Will Chat  By Fireside, Too   Report Slated Friday on Korea, International Picture and Home Front

Truman fo Give Report fo Nation On Radio Friday   Korean War Slated For Review During Televised Speech

kKkkewkkr  PRESIDENT TRUMAN. 10 ‘MAKE A REPORT Te THE MATION ERIDAYCNIGHT

Human War Talk to U.S. Set for Friday   ‘Korea Stotus, Home Affairs to Be Topic “Of Radio Address

LIST TRUMAN CHAT FOR FRIDAY   REPORT TO NATION WILL COVER KOREA, PROBLEMS A¥ HOME

PRESIDENT T0 GIVE REPORT 10 NATION FRIDAY   ‘Truman to Deliver “Fireside Chat” on Progress of : War in Korea.

Truman Urged To Apply Pay, Price Controls   Congress Leaders Also Back National Emergency Call

Both Parties Want Emergency State Declared Now   Meet With Truman This Morning

Asks Dem, GOP Chiefs To Meet Wednesday ‘To Diseuss Proposal   Eeonomic Advisors In Session Today   Proclamation Would Be First Step in Setting Up Wage-Price Curbs

\Framan May Breasemst . _ Nasional Eméryeitey May Re Proclaimed This Week

Party Leaders Favor Movement   White House Secretary Says Plans Include Both Food and War Material Controls

President Studies Declaration, Calls Economic Advisors, Congress Leaders

May Declare A National. Emergency.   Truman Calls Meeting Of Congress Leaders To Discuss Problem; ' Qaa Ggme Actinn Sion

Nation May Go Or Emergency Basis  Plan to Make Declaration \s Being Studied by Truman   Both Democratic and Républican Leaders Are Requested to Meet With President; May Urge Calling Controls on Wages and Prices

President Calls Both  Party Leaders Iu For  Controls Discussions

President Calls Economic Staff  New Price And Wage Controls Expected

Rayburn Indicates Action This Week  After Conference    Democratic, GOP Leaders Asked To  Parley Tomorrow

Truman to Confer with Party Chiefs on National Crisis   Republican, Democrat Heads to Meet; Taft Given an Invitation

President Sets Stage For National Lmergeney Decree Al High-Level Conferences

MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE WEDNESDAY   * Truman Calls Taft, GOP and Demo Congressmen to Conference on Declaring National Emergency.

President To Tell Program In Radio Talk   Both Parties Urge Truman To Set Up Mobilization Plan

Top Advisors Called President Truman   Proclamation May Come This Weel

Truman Gets Set For Proclamation Of Emergency   Calls Advisers, Including Sen. Taft To White House

Top Leaders In Congress Summoned   Wage, Price Controls Would Follow, Belief

National. Emergency ‘May Be Proclaimed   Pres. Truman Gives Question Careful Study Today—Wage-Price Controls Also Come in for Attention—To  ' Meet: Leaders of Both Parties Wednesday.   ASKS TAFT FOR FIRST TIME

Truman Calls Party Chiefs For Parley.   National Emergency Proclamation One of Topics; Broadcast to Nation:Is Planned —

TOP ADVISERS GIVEN OUTLINE BY PRESIDEN]   Nation-Wide Radio Talk Expected This Week

Truman Acts To Establish  Emergency   Meetings Called To Pave Way for More War Controls

Truman Giving ; Intense Study To Big Question  Demo, GOP Leaders To Meet With Him

Parly Leaders To Confer On U.S. Policies  Wage, Price Curbs   Wage, Price Curbs Without Delay Are  L]edexe Dieruccian

Truman Gets Ready to’ Declare National Emergency; Calls Congressional Leaders fo Meet  - Taft Included Among Planners For First Time Since War

TRUMAN STUDIES POSSIBILITY OF EMERGENCY EDICT   CALLS CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATIC, GOP SOLONS WEDNESDAY

TRUMAN URGED TO APPLY WAGE PRICE CONTROLS   S Both Parties Say Controls Are Naw Neressary

TRUMAN TO MEET DEMOCRATIC, GOP CONGRESS LEADERS   Studies Possibility Of National Emergency, Wage-Price Controls.

TRUMAN STUDIES ORDER TO CONTROL WAGES AND PRICES   President to Confer Wednes day With Leaders of Buth   Parties on Declaring National Emergency.   SENATOR TAFT ONE OF THOSE INVITEL   Government Orders 28 Pe: Cent Cut in Use of Natural Rubber in Making Automobile Tires.

Truman Calls Top Leaders on Emergency   Taft Among Those Invited to Talks at White House

Truman Calls Emergency Conferences   Congress Leaders, Including Taft, to Meet Wednesday

resident lay Declare  mergency  Giving Study: To Plans For Control Orders

Declaring State Of Emergency Is Under Study   Truman Calls Meeting of Congress Heads To Aid Decisions

} i  Truman Plans Bi-partisan Meet—  -'National Emergency’  Declaration Weighed

Stage Set For ‘Emergency’ Proclamation  Truman, Congress Leaders Meet Tomorrow; Tire Rubber Quota Cut

Truman Studies Declaration Of U. §. Emergency   Will Confer With Top Republican, Democratic Leaders Wednesday

Intense Study Of Emergency Is Continuing   Truman Summons GOP, Demos For Wednesday Meet

Stage Set To Announce ‘Emergency   Party Leaders To Meet Wednesday Tc Discuss Procedure

Wage-Price Control Bill Given Study   Congress Leaders To Discuss Crisis With President

Chief Leaders Of Both Parties  Are Summoned   President Gets Ready To Proclaim National Emergency, Possibly This Week; Calls In Top Leaders For Sessions Today And Wednesday On Final Arrangements

Top Level Talks Are Being Held   ‘Republicans Are Being Consulted Before Moves Are Made Publicly

President Ready For Emergency  Ruling, Controls  Calls Taft, Other Leaders to Parley On Economic Step

H. S. T. SUMMONS ECONOMIC CHIEFS   President Weighs Emergency Proclamation

CALL MEETING OF CONGRESS LEADERS   Truman Sets Session For Wednesday Morning   Considers Declaration Of Emergency And Price, “Wage Ccatr ils

Declaration Of Emergency  Is Considered   Question of National Emergency, With Wage and Price Controls, Discussed at White House.

Believe Order Will Be Given By End Of Weel   Indications Point To Earls Action As President Call: Party Leaders Into Conference Wednesday

awh ION ALY Emer gency Declaration Is Studied  Wage And Price   Wage And Price  Controls Are Seen

President - Holds Controls Parley At White House   Calls Economic Advisers; Truman May Declare National Emergency

Nat'l Emergency No Considered By Mr. Truman   Leaders From Two Parties Are Called Far Vital Parlev

President Calls Congress Leaders To Conference  Even Taft Included in Meeting This Time; Wage-Price Control Order

Truman Studies Call For U.S. Emergency  All-Out Controls — Considered By

Lawmakers Urge Price  Control Now   ¢ Dees Pees y Bee  ee , oe   Both Parties Ask President To Act   Declaration Of Emergency Needed Immediately, Congressmen Sav

National Emergency Proclamation Hinted   President Calls Congressional Leaders Of Both Parties To Parley—Broadcast To People On State OF World Cancidered

‘National Emergency’ and Wage-Price Controls Reported [mminent   Republicans Fail To Reach Decision On Acheson Ouster

Truman Summons Leaders of Both Parties to Meet   ‘Intense Study”’ Given to Move At Early Date

Truman Charting Emergency Order   Congressional Leaders, Presidential Advisers Called to White House Conferences; Speedy Action Looms, With Wage-Price Curbs Hinted

Truman Calls TopEconomy  Advisers In   National Emergency, Wage-Price Freeze  Seen In Works

N ation Will Go On War Footing Before The End Of This Week   President Calls His Top-Level Leaders And Congressional Chiefs * Lee For helviee

Truman Calls Meet: Rubber Use Curtailed   Truman Asks Chiefs Of Two Parties to Discuss Emergency

Truman Leads Intense Study   Hokding Meetings With Leaders on Question of Calling Notional Ema gencygenc’’

President Holds Second Meeting With Advisers  To Build Vel Fare rces, Ds fit,

Controls Over Wages, Prices Would Follow   Calls Top Economic Advisers, Congress Leaders to Meeting ™

National Emergency Call Near   President Announces Bi-Portisan Meeting Of Congressional Lasdere Wa-leaedea

Wage-price Control Unde Intense Study   President Summons Top Congressmen of Both Parties

Confer on Emergency Declaration   Situation Under Intense Study by President as Top Meeting Is Called   BIPARTISAN APPROACH   Taft, for First Time Since Korean War, Is Among Those Invited

Truman to Meet With Leaders of Both Parties   After Session Wednesday President May Declare National Emergency.

Truman Sets Stage for Proclamation  - National Emergenc’ May Be Declared

Truman All Set to Call  Emergency   Action  Seen Tomorrow President Urged  da Mara

“EMERGENCY” PROCLAMATION BEING STUDIED   Truman Soon May Ordain Wage-Price Control

Truman Steps Hint Controls By Week End  Top Economic Aids Will Canfer With

Truman Calls Series of Conferences With Top Economic Advisers and Party Leaders; Move Expected This Week, Controls Unlikely

-ONSULTATION WILL DISCUSS EMERGENCY   President Giving Intense Study to Question of Declaration After Conference   BI! . PARTISAN MEETING

Truman Calis In Top Aides For Sessions   President Asks Taft To Attend Series of Meets

National Emergency  Is Hinted  President Confers With Top Economic ¥ y iC ee a

Party Leaders Unite In Asking Prompt Action   Wage-Price Control Asked Of President

tmergeney Proclamation Near  Truman Calls )? Keconomic (onterences

Wage-Price Control Plan Is Studied HST Sets Stage To  Declare. Emergency

Curbs Loom As Truman Calls Parley   Sen. Taft Among Those Summoned To White House

Truman Calls Party Leaders To Conference   Move Considered Probable Before End of This Week

Party Leaders To Confer On U. LS. Policies  , rbs Withe ut Delay Are

Truman and Aides Discuss Controls,  Mobilization Plan   President May Broadcasi On National Hook-Up Soon

WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS TO BE ORDERED SOON   Truman May Issue, “Na tional Emergency” Pro clamation This Week   CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS WEDNESDAY

Korean Fighting Has Developed New International Explosive Potential

Asians Study Developments Along Border   Britain May Issue Protest; United Nations Members On Alert

Chinese Red Intervention In Korea Would Pose Explosive International Issue

Troops Battle Flood Threat in Illinois, Indiana   Rivers Subside In Ohio Valley; Cold Hits Seaboard

EUB General Meeting Re-Elects Six And Names One New Bishop   Board Reduced From Nine To Seven Members, Two Soon To Retire Because OF Ace.

EUB Elects Seven Bishops  antonamaae P oadsaae   Conference Reduces Size Of Board

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Trveve Lie Reaches Cherbourg: On Peace Mission

U.N. Secretary Now In France  Plans Attempt To Visit Premier Statin

Says Lie Sure To Visit Stalin   UN Secretary First Confers In Europe

OMINOUS FORECAST   UN FACES GRAVEST CRISIS IN HISTORY   Decision To Label Red Chinese Aggressors Might Lead Ultimately to World War fll

U. N. Facing Gravest Crisis Over Chinese Intervention In Korea War   Labeling Peiping Government Aggressors And Ordering Full-Scale Military Effort Could Lead To Full-Scale War.

UN Is Faced With Crisis In Korean War   Labelling China Reds Aggressors Might Start War III

Over Protest Of Wisconsin publican He Told Senate  eign Relations Sub-Comm: Every Charge Is False   LOYALTY FILE IS ASKED BY M'CAR!

In Fields For 67 Years   ‘Line’ Broken By Chrysler Pay Increase  Minimum 10-Cent Boost Provided In Surprise Action

Chrysler Grants Joluntary Raise   Hold-The-Line Wage Police In Industry Avnears Ended .-

Viewed Definitely Out the Win ow  Car Makers! Hold-Line Wage Plar With Chrysler’ s 25 Million Béos'

AUTO INDUSTRY FACES PAY RISE   Hold-The-Line Wage Policy Broken By Chrysler — Fourth Round Of Raises Appears Certain.

Thornton-Bremer Annexation Vote Set For June 3  Two Public Meetings Scheduled To  Discuss Issues

FIRST DEFENSE COST FIGURES WHITTLED   Johnson Says $13.500.000,000 Asked Is §6.500.000.000 Less Than Original Fetimates

GM Workers Win Union Shop Voting   “Union Prepares For Showdown On Pension Plan

BRAS 2S SE  Allies Launch Sunday Punch  After Weeks of Preparation

Task Force Caliily Awaits Big Landing   Marines Say Prayers Far Dirine Guidance Before Armada Carries Troaps into Shore

eeEeeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEeEeEeere  Abortion Said Cause Of Woman’s Death

Gov't. Action on New Car Prices Hits "Big Three’  Freezing of Costs Affects Firms That

South Koreans Now 85 Miles Beyond Border   Reds Massing on New Defense Line

Communists’ Counterattack Is Smashed   Enemy Plans to Make Stand Near 38th in West Korea

ALLIES MASS 150,000 FOR: _NEXTATTARK   British and Australians Ge to Front Line to Join New Offensive,

‘South Koreans ‘Only 45 Miles  From Wonsan   East-West Defense Line Formed by Red: From Rallying Point

150,000 Allied Troops Massing for Final Assoult To Crush Reds in Korea

Reds Set Up New Defense North Of 38th   Face 150,000 Allies Massed For Final Push

Today's Lineups   Poolroom Man Slair While Listening To Series Game

Named Head Of Civilian  Defense Unit First Chief Was   Atomic Scientist

Former Atomic Research Man Named. To. Post   ~>Paul L. Larsen to Head Government. . Agency Charged With Planning For Civil Defense During Wartime, Steelman Says

Former Atomic Researchers Named Chairman  To Recruit 150,000 Valiinteaer Aircrn fe

CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM SET   U. S. To Train 150,000 Aircraft Observers  In 25 States

TRUMAN REVIVES CIVIL DEFENSE   NAMES DIRECTOR [0 HEAD PLANNING FOR FUTURE EMERGENCY

Civil Defense Program Set Up  Wotch for Planec .   Watch for Planes . Important Phase

Civil Defense: Director Named  Larsen Former Atomi Research Official

Chief Named For Civilian Defense Plan   Former Atomic Research Official! to Head New Agency: Air Observers To Be Reernited

WARTIME CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN IS REACTIVATEL   Former Atomic Officia Named Chief; Volunteers To Be Sought

Named Head Of Civilian  Mobilization   Larsen To Lead Group Planning To Help If War Comes; 150,000 .  ‘Atroraft Oheervare

LARSEN TO HEAD DEFENSE AGENCY   Civilian Mobilization Di rector Appointed.

Larsen fo Head Civil Defense Unit   Atomic Researcher To Seek Volunteer mAircraft Observers

CREATE SETUE FOR WARTIME DEFENSE   Paul J. Larsen To Assume New Duties March 1

FORMER ATOM OFFICIAL HEADS CIVIL DEFENSE   Disclose Plans to Recruit 150, 000 Volunteer Aircraft Observers,

LEADER CHOSEN MAKING PLANS TO MEET ATTACK   Atomic Expert Ap. pointed And Outline Made For Recruit: ing 150,000 Volunteer Aircraft Observers. .

Former Atomic Research Official Is Named To Head Wartime Civilian Defense Setup

U.S. Maps Out Vast New Civil  Defense Plan   Paul Larsen To Head Mobilization Office; 150,000 Volunteers To Be Recruited As Air Observers

Former U.C. Savant Heads Civil Defense   Poul J. Larsen Will Lead Agency To Protect Public

To Recruit 150,000 For Air Watch   -Ex-Atomic Official Heads Agency; Plan Training Procram

Soviets Scorn UN Request for Korean Action   Russia Claims Intervention Moves lileaal

Contends U-N Cooperation Plea Invalid   Soviet Press Denounces U:-S. “War Monaers’

Russia Rejects Request   Says UN Resolution Was Invalid Because Russia And Chinese Communists Were Not Present,

Russia Calls UN. Korean Move Illegal   Reds Cite Absence Of Soviet, China  Delegates as Cause

Russ Reject UN Appeal to Aid S. Korea   Says Resolution Passed  By Security Council  Has No Legal Force

HEALTH PLAN TO CONGRESS   Modified Proposal Drawn to Meet Objections

Prices Break. As Ko-Red Drive Stalls   Cotton, Lard, Coffee, Rubber Drop at N. Y.; ‘Scare’ Buying Brings Allocation of Nylon

War News Helps. To Crack Prices   Many Plunge Limit as Korea Red Drive Stops

Independence Savings Bond Drive Will Get Under Way  Tn Pulaski Area Tomorrow

DA, HAAS SAYS HE HAS ~FAITHIN THE TEACHERS   Not Teaching Communism In Public Schools ‘   WITH ONE EXCEPTION

DEATH OF K. C. EVANS   Had Been Baggage Master at Santa Fe 40 Years Until Retirement

Government Makes First _ Move Against Skyrocketing Costs, Cancelling Hikes

W eather--  Move First  In Series Of Controls   Wage Stabilization in Industry Expected To Follow Soon.

Auto Makers Facing Salary Clamps Soon   Recent Increases Hit by Rollbacks; More Curb Hinted

New Auto Prices Rolled Back to Dec.  in First Move Against Inflation

Prices of New Autos Frozen At Dec. 1 Levels  Move Is First In Series Expected to Hit Basic Industries

Announces Freeze at Dec. 1 Levels   First Control Order Cancels Boosts;  Auto Workers to Get Wage Curbs

eearound of Two Suicides —In-Early Life of Alger Hiss   By JAMES L, KILGALLEN

THE CASE OF ALGER FSS:  Alger Hiss Background Bared At Trial For Perjury In Case Of Stolen Secret U.S. Papers

25 Billion Arms Program “Just A Starter” Says Carl Vinson Of Military Group

Vinson Believes Current Budget Is ‘Only Starter’   More Men, Money Seon To Be Sought

Draft Calls Likely To Be  Raised Soon   $25 Billion Just Start on Spending Vinson Says

U.S. MILITARY DEFENSE COSTS SEEN MOUNTING   Truman’s $25 Billion Program Considered Just Beginning of Vast Sums.

Premier Kolaroy, Of Bulgaria, Is Taken By Death   Death Comes At Time When Relations With U. S. Are Badly Strained

MEMBER NATIONS ASKED TO SEND TROOPS —s—<CST UN Planning International Combat Legior

Russians Forcing U. S. Out Of East Europe Countries   Expulsion, Orders To Cut Legation Staffs, Torture Of Alleged “Spies” All Linked In Plan To Tiahten Tron Curtain. Relief

LAWRENCE 15 HOST FOR CHAMBER MEET   Attracting Industry to Kansas Is a Keynote of  Gathering

LAWRENCE IS HOST FOR CHAMBER MEET   Attracting Industry to Kan sas Is a Keynote of Gathering   TOUR FOR VISITORS

Summer Vacation Nearing An End For 1,886,000 Children in Pennsylvania

pe rease e of 20,000 Over 1949 Expected Despite “Off Year”  School Bells Ring Next Week For State’s 1,886,000 Pupils

Would Abolish Milk Monopoly In Washington   Rep. Miller Makes Proposal Because Of Strike.

Texas Military Fields Ready to Swing Into Active Service Soon If Needed-

$3-BILLION MORE NEEDED FOR AIRCRAFI   President Also To Seek Higher Taxes; Defense Quiz Opens.

Italy Charges U. S. Protestants In Country Unwiltingly Aided Reds

Charge U. S. Churchmen in lialy Aid Reds   Help Communism Unwittingly, Rome Ministry Asserts

Douglas Resigns His Post as U. S. Ambassador   Personal Consideration Of Own Health Prompts Envoy to Britain to Quit

Lewis Douglas, Ambassador 10 Britain, Resigns   Truman Accepts “With Regret”

Sth Army Commander, Gen.Walker, Made Big Gamble In Ordering Offensive Drive

Gen. Walker's Gamble Paying Off in Victory   “ West and Northern Forces Thinned To Provide Power for South Drive

Gen. Walker’s Gamble In Ordering — Offensive In South Appears Success

Mine Workers Union Acquitted Of Contempt   Government Sources Surprised At Decision, May Appeal Judge’s Ruling

Water System of Municipality Is Described in Series of Articles      Ry NORMAN P. BLISSELL

Holds Good Fridav Fast for Starving Chinese   Nationalist President Asks Blessings On Republic

Mme. Kai-Shek to Join Husband On Island of Formosa  Blasts Britain As ‘Morally Weak’ In Recognizing Reds

Bids U.S. Farewell — Mme. Chiang Says Britain Barters Soul for Silver; Goes to Husband's Aid

Two Towns in State Struck By Tornadoes   Five Persons Are Injured, Property Damage Is Heavy As Twisters Strike State

Woman Takes Lead In Maine Primary  Seeks Democratic Congress Victory

Record Number of Voters Casts Ballots Which Wiil Decide island Empire’s Future Course

Dr. G. F. Minot, Nobel Prize Winner, Dies   Hub Physician Found Cure for.  Pernicious Arama

Truman Says He'll Fight Like ‘48 Again   President Plans Aggressive Help In ‘50 Campaians

Iruman to Speak For Candidates  President to Take Stump for Congress

KAW VALLEY SPUDS   Total of 123 Carloads o! Potatoes Have Been Shipped From Area   EXPECT ABOUT 30 MORE

Jilted Swain Takes Florida “Honeymoon”  Bride-To-Be Elopes As Groom - Prepares For Weddina Events.

Hand-To-Hand Fight Rages For Bridgehead  Yankee 24th Division Holds Ground; British Brigade Forced To Retreat

Chinese Units Open Heavy Assault on US Defense Line   WAR Ill COULD HINGE ON CHINESE REPLY TO GENERAL

Jealous Suitor Fires Into Home At Pittsburgh  Kills Boy; Wounds Two Other Persor Then Tries Suicide

ARMY CLAMPS ON SECURITY LID 83 Czechs Escape Iron Curtain In Dramatic Flight To Munich

Turn Down Excess Profits Tax Plan      Part of New Law on War Contracts Ie Rejected 15-8

15-8 Vote Kills Proposed Levy On Defense Work   Vinson Leads Fight To Beat Down Rider In Committee

Tax Rider Is Rejected By House Group  . Excess Profits Tax Rider is Tabled By Vote of 15 to 8  RB. Crmmittas

Tax Rider Is Rejected By House Group  Excess Profits Tax Rider te Tahland Rw   Excess Profits Tax Rider is Tabled By Vote of 15 to 8  By Committee

TAX PROPOSAL TURKED DOWN   Excess Profiits- Tax Plan Tabled By House  Committee

“Tremendous Odds Cited By President   Somber Report Taken By Many as Move to Prepare Country for Military Disaster

Speaks As Talk Grows Of New Dunkerque In Korea   t eee em tee SSES YOUTH CONFERENCE;  "PRESIDENT ADDRE SAYS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM WILL CONTINUE

Truman Vows Unending Figh  For Freedom   Crisis in Korea Only Part of Strouawvle. He Savs

Freedom Is At Stake in Korean War   Truman Says UN Forces Are Fighting Against Heavy Odds But That Struaale Must Go On

London Source Reports President, Attlee Agree United Nations Forces Should Return to Korea, if Ousted by Chinese Reds

President Seen Preparing U. $.  For Grim News  Says Freedom Fight Will Go On No Matter What Hannanc In Kore;

2nd Invasion Plan Advanced  Truman Says Liberty Fight Will Continue

Truman - Attlee Confer On Defense Needs  Plans For Wectern   Plans For Western Europe Discussed By Leaders

TRUMAN TELLS YOUTH PARLEY oo No Matter What Happens Freedom Fight Will Go On

U. N.. Forces Are Fighting Against Tremendous Odds He Declares In Talk Today   Stresses Grave Risk Of General War; No Matter What Happens In Korea The Bieht Will Cantinue. Ha Declares.

President Claims Freedom's Fight Will Not Cease   Attlee And Truman Continue Conference On Full-Time Basis

ST Voices rave Fears { Disaster   President Points To  Tremendous Odds In North Korean Fight

Judy Garland ‘SHill-In'Emoti nal Hysteria’  Singing Star Will Try. Te Explain Attempt At Suieide

Judy Garland Promises to Tell Why She Tried to Kill ‘Herself by Slashina Throat

Is This an Omen?  Plaster from Mont. House Lobby Ceiling Falls Today

\  Two Red Columns Driving To Cut Off Puson Port Are Halted By Yanks and South Koreans

GOP State Chairman Harve Taylor Hints He. Will Succeed Strickler As Lt. Governor

British Buck Aid Pool Plan   Action Threatens. Loss of U.S. Help

Hoffman Says Britain Stands fo Lose Huge Share of Aid Unless Trade Barriers Drop

Hoffman Says Britain May Lose U. S. Aid  British Must Join In Trade Pact Wek Othar Natian

Hoffman Says He Is Annoyed With British.   Charges They Are Disrupting ERP By Iqnoring Union

BRITAIN STANDS TO LOSE U. $,  MONETARY AID   Must Join Other Nations In Lowering Trade Barriers, Word

US. Irked By High British Trade Wall   America Threatens To Cut ECA Funds  If Barriers Remain

—HOFFM AN— British Are Facing Slash In ECA Help   Must Join Plan To Boost Trade 

Britain Warned to Join Nations in Trade Plan   Stands to Lose Big Marshall Aid If it Holds Out-~Hofiman

British Snub Of ECA Plan Irks Hoffman   Failure to Join In Payments Pool Is Criticized

Britain Faces Loss of $150 Millions In Marshall Plan Aid Unless It Joins Other Nations to Lower Trade Barriers

Britain Stands to Lose-Aid Funds  ‘Hoffman Annoyed by [London Trade Stand

Britain May Lose {50 Million Aid, ECA Chief Says   England Must Join Europe in Cutting Trade Barriers

HEADS 2ND DISTRICT   Ernie Miller of Olathe fs President Of Newspaper Group

Officers Scouring Northwestern Montana in Hunt for Brothers Who Slugged Jailer and Escaped  Men Who Took Gun From Victim Believed to Be Dangerous

Claim Support For Aid Funds   Democrats Think They Can Push Through  Measure

House Vote Due On Foreign Aid   Democrats Confident There'll Be No Slash

Underground Site Of Govt. Proposed As Defense Step   Solon Suggests Alternate Capital Be Selected As Bomb Safeguard

Small Tornado Churns Edge Of Kilgore   Youth Electrocuted When Power Line Falls During Heavy Blow

as Bill Tough Says President  Considers Action On Measure Hardest Decigion J+ + om

Kerr Measure Gives Truman Big Problem   President Considers Decision on Bill as Gravest Problem He Has to Face This Yea:

GAS DECISION CALLED TOUGh   ‘Truman Receives Thou.  sands Of Telegrams  From Both Sides

Truman Thinks Gas Bill Most Important  Presidential Action To Hold Political  Aenarte

Blistering Attack By Republicans   Investigators Summon Alleged Red Spy And British Communist In Lattimore Probe.

Inquest Blames Collision, Speed  Hess Held Awaiting Decision on Charae

Spring Arrives Wet And Windy  Winter Conditions WPeccemeen th Vow Bled tnn

It's Clear As A Bell On South Plains Spring Given Wet, Cool And  - Windy Reception Over Parts Of Nation: Snow Is Reported

Reds’ Papers Twist Facts To Blacken Yanks  Tt Looks Like Two © Other Wars If You  Baad Bunk. De...

London Parley Slated May 15  ‘ ;   Acheson Declares All Members Agree

Firemen Call Strike Against Four Big Railroad Systems   WOULD HIT HERE

RAIL WORKERS SET TO STRIKE ON FOUR ROADS   Walkout Date Wednes day; Dispute Over Extra Man On Diesels

Strike Against 4 Railroads Called   Union Orders 18,000 Members to Strike Wednesday Morning

Strike on 4 Railways Set For Wednesday  Brotherhood Is i eo   RDamemnaAiner   Brotherhood Is — Demanding Third Men on Diesels

Strike Called Against Four Diesel Roads   Firemen Are Demanding Extra Worker; Walkout Set for Wednesday

Rail Strike Threatening In Nation’s Major Lines   Wednesday Is Named By Union As Battle On Third Man Drags

RAILROAD UNION CALLS STRIKE ON 4 BIG SYSTEMS   SET DEADLINE IN DIESEL DISPUTE NEXT SATURDAY

Railway Strike Set for April 26  Enginemen, Firemer To Hit Four Roads

Railroad Firemen To Strike Against Four Big Railways   Walkout of Big Union Called for Next Wednesday; 110,000 Men Will Leave Their Job Climax of Dispute

,Railroad Strike Set For Next Week ‘In Diesel Dispute   Walkout Threatens Four Lines; Affects Pennsylvania System West of Harrisbura, Penn.

RAIL STRIKE TO START APRIL 26   Walkout Against Four Big Systems To Slow Other Transportation  Witt APPRFEA=s #£4F A naa

Railway Strike To Take Effect Next Wednesday   No Law Broken In Rail Strike; BOON Afferted

Rail Walkout to Begin Wednesday  Four of Biggest U. S. Systems Are “‘Target”’ Of Scheduled Strike

CALL STRIKE ON FOUR BIG RAILROADS   Locomotive Firemen Call Walkout Next Wednesday in Demand for Third Man in Diesel Crew.   SOUTHERN ONE OF THREATENED LINES   Strike Call Follows Three Years of Dispute; Presidential Board Rejected Extra Mar Demand.

Rail Strike Called For Wednesda:   Union To Tieup Four Systems Over Diesel Firemen Dispute

RAIL STRIKE SET APRIL 2¢   Diesel Dispute May Bring Walkout On Four Big Systems.

WALKOUT IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY ON FOUR LINES   Southern Railway In List Selected’ For Strike Over Dispute On Demand For More Diesel Fire men.

Rail Strike Called For Wednesday   Four of Nation’s Top Railroad Systems Which Use Diesels Will Be Hit; 50,000 To Be Idle.

Strike Date Set For Wednesday In Rail Dispute   Possible Delay Hinted By Union lf Progress Made

4 Lines Face Rail Walkout On April 26   Brotherhood Order To 18,000 Member: Seen Idling 50.000

Diesel Dispute Walkout Set For Wednesday  Eastern Lines Picked Ear Toct Tieun   Eastern Lines Picke For Test Tieup

Rail Union Calls Strike Wednesday   18,000 Firemen And Enginemen To Quit On 4 Major Roads:

Railroad Strike Is Called   Against Four of Nation’s Biggest Railroad Systems For Wednesday

Want Second Man in Diesel Units   Pennsy, Santa Fe, NYC, Southern Are Taraets of Union

Strike Against 4 Rail Systems Set Next Week   Would Slow All Rail Transportation

Four Major Systems Involved   Firemen, Enginemen Plan Schedule Walkout

Strike Called Against Four Big Railroads  New York Central on List; Walkout Qat far Anrl 9&

Railroaders Set Wednesday As Strike Date   Four: System Walkou ‘Would Slow All Rail Transportation

Strike Against Railroads Set For Wednesday   Four Major Lines To Face Walkout Threat Frora Union

Walkout Would Follow Three Years Of Strife   Issue Is Whether  Third Man Should Be Used On Crew Of Diesel Enaines

Cross- Country Video Chain Gets FCC OK   Nationwide Network To Be Constructed By Jan., 1952

FCC Go-Ahead Received For  TV Builders   Coast-To-Coast Network Television System Goes Into Final Construction

SERIAL NUMBERS GIVE POLICE NEEDED BREAK   Numbers Are Known On 24,050 Bills Taken in Holdup

FBI Gets Serial Numbers of Money In Boston Holdup  Hoover Himself Is Directing Search, No Clues As Yet

No Hope Held For Rains as Crisis Nears   Drifting Sand Will  Begin to Do Heavy Damage to Crops in Next Week. Report

le 1 . . A Record Production Year aa  Commerce Dept. Predicts  20 pe. Drop in Auto Sales

‘Paratroopers Snap Trap On Escaping Reds  UN Force Completes Occupation 41f £° ...f1..% Ww.  ~, ihe Cem 4h

Last Resistance In Pyongyang ls Wiped Out  U. N. Occupation Forces Now In

Skies Clear and Planes Strike Again As Enemy Masses for New Attacks

Enemy Fails to Find Weak Spot in Lines   Invaders Massing far Another Push Against Key Pusan

Reds Strike New Blows  On 2 Fronts   Also Mass Men, Tanks And Guns. on East; U.N. Lines Hold.   (Map on Page 4.)

But Persons In Authority Don’t Believe They Will Pull Out Of U. N. In Splite Of Walks.

Reds Clamp Boycott On UN Meetings   Tsiang, However Is Jubilant Over Rage OFf Rucsian Group

Soviet Bloe Walks Out Of3ULN. Committees  Boveott Exnectes   Boycott Expected To Last Until  Chinese Issue  Is lroned Out

Soviets, Pals Walk Out In UN  Protest Presence Of Chinese Nationalists

Reds Clamp Boycott on Allof U.N.   Official Says Solution “Vacation” Over Chinese Situation.

Satellites . Join Russia  In Walkout   Refuse To Sit In Sessions With Chinese

Russia And Satellites Boycott All UN Organs  Seating Chiang’s Chinese   General Walkout Protests Presence Of Anti-Ree Delegations; Soviet Argues They Alone Are Protecting UN Charter

U.N MEETINGS BOYCOTTED BY SOVIET BLOC   Reds To Remain Away ' While Nationalists Are Represented

Red Bloc Takes Walk from UN In China Dispute  Russia Believed Likely to Stay Despite Tension

Soviet Clamps Mass Boycott On U.N. Talks   Russians Walk Out on Three Groups: China Nationals Given as Reacan

$000 Packard Auto Workers Go on Strike   CIO Demanding Higher Wages And Pensions.

$.000 Workers At Packard Out   Strike Called After Long Talks Fail To End Issue

Solon Will Back Recovery Funds   Other Items Reported from Congress: V ote on Science Bill.

 Congress Koundup  Connally Backs President on ERP Fund Plea      Reserves Frivilege Of Seeking Slash in Actual Spending

Teacher Colleges Given “Go Ahead” on Building; Whitewater to Benefit

First Time in Catholic Church History  Mother, 87, to See Daughter ‘Raised to Sainthood Saturday

Mother to See Canonization  Never Happened Before in 2,000 Years

Draft Plans for 3-Way Crackdown Against Gambling   Local, State and Federal Agencies Will Take Part

NATION’S MAYORS DRAFT PLANS 10 COMBAT CRIME   FIRST OBJECTIVE IS JOINT CRACKDOWN ON ORGANIZED GAMBLING

Plan Crackdown On Big Gamblers   Committee to Meet With Justice Dept. In Closed Session

Law Enforcement Conference Drafts  Plans For Crackdown On Gambling

Nation Aims Killing Blow At Gamblers   States, Government Set to Put Clamps On ‘Slot,’ ‘Bookjes?

Talks On Laws To End Crime, Gambling Open   Baltimore’s Mayor D°’Alesandro Calls Levislative Grann

Joint Action By U. 5., States Contemplated  Games of Chance Held ’Nest Egg’ Of Underworld

Thr ee- Way Crack- Down On Gambling   Local, State And Federal Governments Like To Join Drive

MAJOR GAMBLING: ~~ DRIVE PONDERED   Three-Pronged Offensive Taking Shape.

Shape Federal Plans to End Big Gambling   Joint Local, State and National  CracltQNawn Peanran

Officials Draft War on Gambling  First Plans Take Shape at Capital

Plans Shape for Crack Down on Gambling Rings   Baltimore’s Mayor Calls in Committee for Closed Session

Mayors of Big Cities Confer At Washington  Plans Are Drafted For Toint Efforts

$600,000 Believed Involved In Case   Postmaster General ‘Say:  Plan Shouldn't Have ‘Fooled School Child-

$200,000 LOST '— INSTAMP DEAL  t   SEVEN WHO “ENVESTED’ WITH POSTAL OFFICIAL REPORTED “HOLDING BAG.

China Makes New Plea for U.S. Aid To Save Formosa   Hoover and Taft Urge Use of Armed Force if Necessary

U.S. Military Help to Save Formosa Asked   Assistance Hinted If Chiang Can Hold Out for Six Months

Koo Requests U.S. Help To Defend Island   Formal Appeal Made for Money, Arms on Dec. 23

Hoover, Taft Ask Formosan Defense  GOP Leaders Say U. S. Should Use Military Strength if Needed

Chinese Nationalists Submit Detailed Request for Military Assistance and Also Seek Release of Funds, Frozen Since Last May--State Department Official Reveals Note From Ambassador Wellington Koo.   HOOVER. TAFT FAVOR AID

U. S. Military Advice Sought  Chinese Nationalists Ask Aid For Formosa

 —FORMAL PLEA SUBMITTED —  Nationalists Ask U. S. To Help Save Formosa

Chinese in New Plea for Help   Save Formosa, Plan Proposed by Envoy

CHINESE SEEK HELP TO SAVE FORMOSA ISLE   Detailed Plea Made Last Week, Revealed Tnday

RADIO-TV PACE - SPIRITED RALLY   Gains Range To 2 Points Or More; Steels, Motors Follow Close Behind

Agrees To Review Conspiracy Case   Supreme Court Sets December 4 To Hear  Communist Argument

Only Smith Act Status Is Involved   Legality of Law To Be Argued in December Session

High Court To Review Case Of 11 U.S. Reds  Smith Act Involved  In Conspiracy Cases; 3) ee pee ee

Ii Top Reds Granted High Court Review  Validity of Smith Act Is Principal   Validity of Smith Act Is Principal Point at Issue

Supreme Court Will Review Red Convictions   To Say. if 1940 Smith Act Is ‘Constitutional

Supreme Court Will Review Cases Of Top Red Leaders   11 Communists. To Present Arguments On December 4

Conviction of Top  Reds Up for Study   Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Further Arquments in Case

Supreme Court To Review 11  RedConvictions   Agrees to Rule on State ' Laws Banning Utility Strikes

CONVICTIONS OF REDS WILL BE REVIEWED   Supreme Court Sets Date for Arguments on Legality of Smith Act.

Highest Bar Will Decide - Cases Of 11 Convicted © Of Conspiracy 

Communist Leaders’ Case Reaches U. 5. Supreme Court   Ruling Is to Be on Constitutionality of Anti-Violence Law.

Highest Court Sets December Date to [Review Reds’ Cases   11 Communists Convicted in 1949 on Charges of Violation of 416.40 Smith Act

Highest Court to Review Conviction: Of 11 Top Reds   Hears Arguments On Validity of Smith Act Dec. 4

Grants 11 Reds Review of Case   supreme Court Today Agrees to Hearing for Communist Leaders Convicted in New York City on Conspiracy Charges, Naming Dec. 4 as Date.   FINAL DECISION TO FOLLOW

To Review Case of Top U.S. Reds   Fate of 11 Communists Hinges on Smith Act

Court Will Review Red  Convictions   Cunstitutionality of 1940 Smith Act Is Basis for Hearing in Case of 11 Communist Leaders

Supreme Court Agrees To Rule On Cases Of 11  Top Communist Leaders

High Court To Rule on Revolt Case   11 Top Red Leaders Get Review on Smith Act Validity.

Ten Red Leaders To  Get Court Review   supreme Court Agrees To Hearing, But Araquments Limited To Smith Act

Reds’ Conviction lo Be Reviewed By High Court  Dec. 4 Hearing Set:   Dec, 4 Hearing Set; Constitutionality of Smith Act Questionec

Supreme Court Will Review  Commie Case   Set date Of December Fourth For Hearing  Arguments

U.S. Tribunal To Hear Case. ‘December 4th   Smith Act Validity Is Principal Poimt At Issue in Review

ATTLEE WINS BY A SINGLE VOTE   BARELY DEFEATS A CONSERVATIVE MOVE TO SHAKE PRESTIGE

Labor Party Wins By Single Ballot In Commons Vote   Surprise Attack By Conservatives Aimed  To Shake Prestige

Attlee Barely. “Winsi inBallo         Turns: Back Oppesition-At. “tack “on..Minor Issue by

Labor Party Wins Ballot By Lone Vote   Surprise Attack By Conservatives Made To Damage Prestige

British Labor Wins Issue by Single Vote   Defeat Would Have seriously Hurt Party Prestige

Britain's Labor Government Wins Minor Issue Battle in House By Single Vote; Prestige Is Hit

Boy Drowned’While. Playing At Rive Doe  Youth SellsPetDo Ao Help Che Manév For Pals Funerat

JULY 4 VOTE IS PROTESTED   Candidate Files Petition Asking Supreme Court To Change Date to July 5

Asks That Election Be Held July 5  State Supreme Court ey ee Se meer eee

Trucker Kills Wife And Girl, Hangs Himsell   Woman Feared Mate Was Insane; Killer Set Fire To House

Indianapolis Draft Center for State  Set Up Quarters In Marott Building

Induction Center At Indianapolis   racessing Site for State - Is Chosen

British Recognition of Red China Spurs Drive for Cut in Foreign Aic   Diplomatic Move Will Provide Ammunition For Congressmen Demanding Drastic Slash ii Marshall Plan Funds: U.S. Policy Assailed

Lawmakers hit British “Deal With China Reds   Make New Demands For Drastic Cuts _ In Funds Of ECA

Would Cut ECA Funds   British Nod to China Reds at Odds With Mar shall Plan. sav Solons

Recognition of Reds Raises Fresh a Cry for Drastic Recovery-Funds Cut

British Recognition Of Communists Brings Cry For Cut In European Aid

Brifish Nod To China Reds Brings Uproar   Congresmen Cry For Cut In ERP Funds to England

Fresh Cry in Congress for Cut in European Recovery Funds   Caused By Britain's _ Diplomatic Recognition of Communist China.

May Cut Aid to Britain For Recognition of Reds   Gives Ammunition To Congressmen Seeking a Cut

British Hit By Protests  On ECA Aid   Red China OK  Irks Concressmen

BRITAIN’S FAVOR FOR CHINA REDS BRINGS OUTCRY   Recognition Of Com. munists Followed “By Calls For Slashes In Money Sent Europe For Recoy. ery.

NEW CUTS ARE SOUGHT IN EUROPE’S HANDOUTS   British Recognition Of Chinese Communists . Causes Congress To Ure Bie Reductions

Hershey Studies  Drafting Women Okay Of Congress Would Be Necessary

3] Eighth Graders In Rural Schools Graduate Saturday  Commencement is At C.H.S. for County Schools

Rural Graduation For 37 in County Is Set for May 27  O. E. Anderson to Be Speaker for Annual Program

PLAN $85,000 IMPROVEMENTS FOR AIRPORT   ‘Hard Surface Runways, Field : Lighting System Proposed,

PLAN $85,000 IMPROVEMENTS . FOR AIRPORT   Hard Surface Runways, Field Lighting System Pro- — posed.

Soviets Quit U.N. Council In China Row   Making Propaganda Capital Over of the Nationalist Deleqate

Russians Walk Ou On U. N. Council In Row Over China   Chinese Delegate Is Presiding at Current Session

ritish Election Set for Feb. 23 — oviet Russia Uses Chinese ivision for UN Propaganda

International Situation—  Reds Won't Join in UN Sessions Until Tsiang Leaves Seat

Malik Walks Out, Raps Nationalists  Soviet Delegate Asks Expulsion of Chinese

‘Soviet Delegates Resume Old Tactics ‘In U.N. Security Council; Walk Out

Senator Asks Official Report On GI Clothes   Senate Committees Studying Stories Of Cases Of Frozen Feet

In Long Statement Attacks ! denz, Latter Recently Told § ate Subcommittee Lattim Was Communist   CHARGES BUDENZ HAS UNSAVORY CHARACT

‘ert a re tae  Lattimore = Says Charges Brought For  Personal Gain   Far Eastern Expert Swears, Under Oath, McCarthy and Budenr ’ Charges Are “Lies

Sen. McCarthy Is Called Liar By Lattimore   Solon Is Pictured As A Disgrace To Cinta And Nation

Says Louis Budenz ls "Paid Informer” Seeking Personal  Gain From Charaes

Lattimore Again Hits At Budenz   Ex-Editor Of Red Daily Worker Is ‘Paid Informer’   Lattimore Says

Testimony of Ex-Communist Is Attacked   Reads Statement To Senate Committee

Says Ex-Red Editor Seeks Personal Gain   Contends Again Charges Against Him Are ‘Lies’

Blasts Claims Of McCarthy And Crackpots   Professor Assails ‘Foxhole Immunity’ Of Senate Floor

Lattimore Says Budenz Wrong, ‘Paid informer’   Long Statement Is Made at Hearing in Capital Today on Communist Charges.

Eastern Expert Asserts Budenz Is Paid Informer  Senator Accused of. Criminal Libel For

Budenz Paid To Lie, Lattimore Charges   Cites Ex-Red’s 21 Arrests, Flays McCarthy in New Denial That He Was Top Russtan Spy

Lattimore Answers Accusers   Calls McCarthy ‘Bad Risk,’ Budenyz ‘Liar’

Lattimore Brands Budenz   Paid Informer   38-Page Staterment Says McCarthy Lied in Statements

Angry Far East Expert Delivers Historic Blast    Accuser Is Called Bad Policy Risk; Says He Is Libeled

Again Denies Accusations o! Communism   Says Ex-Red Made Claims Against Him For Personal Gain

Fires Cross Charges At M‘Carthy, Budenz,  Principal Accusers   Terms Budenz “Paid Informer And Unscrupulous Finger Man” In Denying All Charges.

Lattimore Hits Back  at McCarthy   Charges Leveled From “Foxhole of Immunity From Suits Blasted

“PUBLIC HEARINGS SLATED Speedy Action Promised Qn Excise Tax Cut Bill

Senate Speeds Action On Tax   House’s Approval Ils By 375-14 Vote

HOLIDAY DEATH TULL REAGHES old   TOTAL INCLUDES RECORD. BREAKING 315 FATALITIES IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS.

At Least 500 Persons Killed During Holiday  A Record of 340 Traffic Deaths

560 Die In U.S. Memorial Day Weekend Toll  Record High Set By Masses On Highways And Vacation Spots

DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Over 400 Lives Lost Thus Far in Holiday Accidents

Holiday Auto Deaths Set New Record   Safety Chief Says Day Turned Into a 'Masegacre’

Accident Toll Now 275 U.S., Nine in State   Eight Traffic Deaths And One Drowning Are Reported in Indiana During Long Week End

560 Lives Taken In Record Death Toll for Holidays  340 Die in Traffic During Four Days Of Observance

Auto Mishaps Fatal to 181 as 48 Drown   30,000,000 Cars on U. S. Highway Add te Memorial Day Perils

Traffic Fatalities Contribute 340: Total New High   80 Deaths a Day for Period Exceeds Rate for Previous Holiday

Record Holiday Death Toll Of 504 in Natior  Casualty Totals to Make mr... bd. td OSH   Casualty Totals to Make New Memorial Day Mark

560 Are Killed Over Holida ys For New Record   340 Traffic Fatalities Are Included In Staggering Four-Day Count

oO PEnaONG AILLED OVER A-(AY PERIOD   lowa Death Toll Is Five; Waterloo Has Good Record.

Holiday Mishaps Claim Over 500 Lives In Nation  For A New Recerd; ©7 Persons Drowned

Memorial Holiday Death Toll Hits 400 Mark Today   Traffic Is Biggest Killer; 269 Persons . Die On US Highways

Holiday Deaths  Hit 560   Traffic Mishaps Cause Most Of Violent Deaths

Total in Texas Leads Nation In Slaughter  Traffic Accounts for   Traffie Accounts for 315 Lives as 4-Day Period Nears End

TRAFFIC TAKES 298 LIVES IN U. S.   Figure To Exceed Estimate Of Safety Council

164 Lives Lost In Traffic Mishaps In First Two Days of the Long Weekend

Holiday Death Toll Hits 532  325 Traffic Fatalities Establish New Record

VIOLENT DEATH “TOLLS CLOSE TO 400-TODA   Holiday Week-end Loss of Life May Go Beyond Figures Yeor Aco

Average Of 80 Persons Dead In Traffic Accidents Over The Week End

Fatality Toll Of Holiday Period Growing   Memorial Day Death Figure Mounts In United States

ILLINOIS HAS HIGHEST TOLL IN NATION--41   Traffic Fatalities Set New Record as 340 Die on Highways in Four-Day Weekend.   “MASSACRE” SAYS SAFETY LEADER   Illinois Deaths Include 24 in Traffic, One Drowning and 16 from Miscellaneous Accidents.

With Grand Rush Home Ahead 400 Dead Holiday Death Toll Equal to Last Year

Accidents Take at Least 560 Lives During Memorial Day Weekend fo Sef New Record -

75 DROWN, 114 DIEINOTHER U.S. ACCIDENTS   Safety Council’s Head  Lays ‘Massacre’ To Maas Indifference

Death Toll For Week-End At Least 560   340 Traffic Fatalities Are Recorded, 92 Drownings Across Nation in Memorial Day Massacre.

Four-Day Holiday Death Toll Over 500   Highway Crashes Take 315 Lives; ‘Indifference’  Is Condemned

Holiday Death: Climb to 209   Traffie Toll Leads   Traffie Toll Leads  Fatalities in Nation

181 Traffic Fatalities Among Total   Safety Council’s 290 Auto Toll Being Approached

Death Toll For Holiday Above 400   Slam-Bang Driving, Mass Indifference Blamed for High Fatality Total by Safety Council Head

146 Die In Other Accidents As Memorial Week End Draws To A Close

Nation’ s Highways Take Record 315 Lives During  MemorialDay ‘Massacre’   Seventy-Five Persons Meet Death By Drowning And Another 114 Died In Miscellaneous Miekhane Ta Rin Slauawhktar Tateal Ta BAA

Staggering Toll Includes 340 Traffic Deaths   California, Illinois and Michigan Lead: 14 in Wisconsin

340 Die in Tratfic  Accidents Kill at Least 560 Over Memorial Day Week Enc

Accident Toll Stands At 275   Three Dead In Nebraska: 181 Deaths From Auto Mishaps

Today's Holiday Count Is Still To Come   Traffic Biggest Killer With 285 Fatalities

Accidental Death Toll Reaches 75)   164 Persons Loose Their Lives In Traffic Mishaps

Death Toll Over Holiday Weekend Reaches 560   Traffic Fatalities Alone Averaged 80 a Day trom Friday to Tuesday.

FRIGHTENS MARKET   Prices Down As Much’ As $4 Before Levelling Off ‘After Brief Sales Spree

Senators Open Probe Of Crime In Kansas City  Mav Link Politics   May Link Politics To Syndicate; Seek Data On 2 Murders

Report Parley Will Be Staged At Wake Island   Due To Arrive This _ Afternoon In Hawaii On Dramatic Flicht

Acheson to Leave For Europe Today   Seeks Tightening Of Western Defenses In  Cold War With Soviets

ALLIED HEA 10 DISCUSS DEFENSES   New Cold War Moves To Be Debated At London   WESTERN LEADERS   To Study Relations With Soviets And Problems Of Germany’s Future

Acheson Takes. Plane to Europe   To Join Diplomatic Conferences at Paris and London With Hope of Tightening Western Defenses in Cold War With Russia. i   SEES REDS STRONG IN 1954

»Acheson Off For Urgent Big 3 Talks   Defense of West Against Russians a Major Issue of Diplomatic Parley

ACHESON ON WAY 10 COLD WAR PARLEY   Secretary of State to Meet Foreign Ministers on Plans to Tighten Western Defenses.   @ WARN OF GROWING “RUSSIAN POWER   State and Defense Departments Say That Reds Could Defeat U.S. Alone by Year 1954,

Acheson Off for Big Three Talks   Expects Diplomatic Conferences to Tighten Westerr Defenses in Cold War With Seviet Union

Acheson Off To Eur opean Conference  Secretary Thinks Talks Will Tighten  Weelarn Thoefoencee

Sec. Acheson Off To Europe For Conference  Expect West To Lay Defense Pattern To Counteract Russia

ACHESON BOUND FOR BiG THREE MEETING TODAY   Hope Held Talks Will Tighten West Defenses In Cold War

B.H. Couple Bound Over To Van Buren Court On Armed Robbery Charges

Walkouts Force Partial Embar goes On U. 8. Mails And Rail way Express; Contempt Order   Will Be Sought   SIX ADDITIONAL CITIES AFFECTE!

Rail Strike, Court Threats Are Widened   Vital War Goods, Christmas Parcels Are Piling Up

Rail Walkout Hits Shipment Of War Goods   Partial Emlirgaes On Mails, Raily Ne      Expres

Government Will Ask for Contempt Wriis   Stiffer Embargoes May Be Placed on Yule Packaqes

Court Orders To Be Asked By MeGrath   East-West Parcel Post Is Embargoed; Industries Closing Down

T. P. Switchmen Join Rail Strike   Engineers and Firemen Follow Trainmen In Wildcat Walkout: Yule Mail Piles Up

Korea War Goods, Christmas Mails Pile Up In Yards   Government To Seek Contempt Citations To End Wildcat Stoppage; Walkouts Forcing Partial Embargo On Mails And Railway  _ Express; Six More Cities Hit

Trainmen’s.  }  Forces Pa Embargoes            Express, Freight Halted

Six More Cities Are Affected   Partial: Embargees Placed on'U, S,  Mails -and-Express

BOVT TO ITE RAIL oTRIKERS FOR GONTEMP   Walkout Spreads and Further Drastic Embargoes Expected.

President lonores Legion Post Plea For Call to Stalin   Truman to Get Report Monday from “Big Three” On Legislative Situation

Truman-Staiin Phone Confab ls Turned Down  Truman To Talk Of Program With His Advisory Quartet

President Not. Going To Call Josef Stalit   Suggested. Radio-Tele phone :Conversation Turned Down, 

Truman, To; Aid Discuss Party Status   President Ignores Proposed Stalin Telephone Talks

[TRUMAN IGNORES SUGGESTED PHONE TALK WITH STALIN; ‘CONCERNED ABOUT FAIR DEAL

BUT NOT WITH STALIN Truman Confers On Affairs _ Of State by ‘Long Distance’

lced-T ipped North Winds Halt All Fighting   Shivering Americans Still Wearing Summer Uniforms -.

Cold Weather More Effective Than Chinese   U.S. Warplanes Taking Heavy Toll of Enemy

Iced-I ipped North Winds Halt Al Fighting  @CL.¢. .s.etmw Aasmaan tomme   Shivering Americans Still Wearing Summer Uniforms

Activities of Northwestern Front Virtually Paralyzed By ‘Temperatures of Six Above

Clothing Is Rushed ToU.S. Men   7th Regiment Unable to Breathe in 40-Mile Wind Along Ice-Caked Roads   Numbed by Cold   Difficult. March Keeps Up Toward Border of  Manchuria

Arctic Qutfits Being Rushed To U.S. Troops  Sleds And Oxcarts Carrv Weapons

Mari® Push On Reservoir Is Continued Despite Cold  Two U. S. Regiment:   Two U. S. Regiments March Toward Line Marking Manchuria

Cold Numbs GI's Clad In Summer Garb   Border Reservoir Supplies Power To Manchuria, China

Cold Weather More of a Problem than Reds as Sudden Winter Catches  U. S. Unprepared.  ACTION IS MOSTLY WORK OF PATROLING

Shivering Troops Forget Fighting, Try ToKeep Warm   Enemy And Allies Suffer From Early Winter Temperature

Severe Cold Halts Most Korea Action;  Marines Advance  Many U.S. Troops Caught Without Winter Uniforms

Near Zero On Korean Battlefront   Fighting Almost Stops Result of Cold; Troops Lack Winter Clothina

Bitter Cold Slows Allied  Korea Drive   6 Above At Spots; Marines Still Push  Toward Reservoir

Bitter Cold Has Yanks In Summer Outfits Shivering   Mercury Drops To 21 Below At One Point And Icy Winds Add To General Misery Of Warfare.

Frigid Weather Closes Down On Korean Front   Plane’s Thermometer Registers 21 Below Zero In One Area

Yanks Advance Despite Cold, Mortar Fire   Summer IL niforms Sull Being Worn In Zero Weather

Bitter Weather In Korea Holds  Down Fighting   Numbed U.N. Forces MarchOverlcyRoads Toward Objectives

Arctic Garb Being Rushed To Americans   7th Division Troops Push Toward Border Of Manchuria 30 Miles Away

Leathernecks Drive Ahead Near Border   ROK Force Repulses 'Fank-Led Reds, 90 Miles From Siberia

Arctic Wear En Route To UN Troops   Battles Seattered As Both Sides Try To Keep Men Warm

Frozen North Korean Front Calm, Silent  Mercury Plunges And Fighting At  View en en Sey

RUSH ARCTIC CLOTHING 10 U. S. TROOPS   Many Shivering Americans Still in Summer Uniforms as Icy Winds Sweep Korean Battlefields.   al 2 U.S. REGIMENTS PUSH FOR BORDER   Seventh Division Gls on Ice-Caked Roads 30 Miles from Frontier; Use Sleds, Oxcarts.

Many American: Sfill In Light Summer Clothes  th Div. Regi ments Push For Manchurian Border fnE. Korea

Frozen Silence Falls Over Korean Fronts   Near-Zero Temperatures Virtually Paralyze Northwest Front Where Yanks Face Chinese Many Americans Still: in Summer Uniforms

Mereu ry ! Paralyzes  Korea War   Sth Army Rushing Winter Uniforms To U. 8S. Treops

US Marines Seize Key Objective   Town on Vital Reservoir Falls Unopposed as Cold Stalls Other Activity  CAPTURE ARMS Cold, Hungry Civilians  Greet Parka-Clad Men With Request for Food

Many Amerieans Still Shivering in Summer Uniforms at 6 Above   ‘ S: . Marines Pushing ‘Toward Reservoir   HighWinds Hamper Gls;  Sleds, Oxcarts Carry  Equipment Over Trails

Korean Front  Paralyzed By Zero Weather   Some Troops Still In Summer Uniform

Cold Settles Over Korean  Battlefields  Shivering Yanks March Forward Against Enemy

Paralyzing Grip of Cold and High Winds Stall Both Sides In All But Minor Skirmishine at Front

Winter Slows Action in Korea Allies Advance   Tank-Led Red Attack Beaten Off with Aid Of Warships, Planes

Weather   Rush Clothing To Chilled Troops In  Northwest Korea   Six Above Zero Weather Stops Action On Front Where 90,000 Chinese Reds Are Concentrated

TEMPERATURES OF SIX ABOVE REPORTED      Army Rushes Arctic Wear To Shivering Yanks  MARINES   Push Toward Hydroelectric Plant: Sleds Transport — Weapons, Equipment

Frozen Silence In Battle Area  Temperatures Fall To Six Above Zero

COTTON-CLAD YANKS SHIVER ON ICY FRONT   Chilled Americans March On Toward  Manchurian Line

Frozen Quiel Rules Korean Battle Front   6 Above Zero Weathe: Paralyzes Operations; Yanks Caught in Summer Uniforms

BATTLE SLOWED WHILE SOLDIERS ADVANCE LITTLE   Chinese Reds And mericans Watch Each Other While Silence Grips Korea's War Fronts. :.

Quiet Settles Over Frozen Korean Front   Temperature Drops Below Zero; Chilled U.S. Troops Slowed

Marines Pushing Toward Changjin Reservoir Locale   Red Mortars Open On Pungsan Area; Tanks Beaten Off

Winter Clothing Being Rushed to Shivering Yanks  Marines Pushing Towa rd Reservoi r

Temperatures Around Zero Prove Handicap  Manvier Clathina   Heavier Clothing Rushed To Troops; Red Attack Checked

Arctic Garb Speeded fo Chilled Yanks   Town on Edge of Reservoir Captured Without Opposition

Marines Seize Town Near Key Red Reservoir  eS eke Be eae congas,   Bitter Cold Freeze: Activity on Most Of Korean Fronts

‘Frozen Silence’ In Korea   Near-Zero Weather In Korea _ Virtually Paralyzes Action Of Troops

Americans Push Ahead in Six Above Weather  Parka Clad Marines   Parka Clad Marines Report Gains On Central Front

U.S. Forces Are Caught Unprepared   Many Still In  Summer Uniforms

FIGHT REDS IN ZERO WEATHER   Yanks Push Thru Frozet Hills Toward Chang iin Reservoir

Bitter Cold Slows Battle Action on LongKoreaFront   righ y Clothed U. S. Troops Shiver ar Zero ‘Temperatures; 40-Mile Wind Adds to Misery of Allied Units Pushing North; Pyongyang Attacked

U.N. Forces Push Ahead   Sharp Discomfort Caused By Low Temperatures; Few Battle Actions Reported

Frozen North Korean Front Calm, Silent  Mercury Plunges And Fighting At Virtual Standesil:

Many American Troops Reported Still In Summer Uniforms; Eighth Army Rushes Winter Garments To Men

Marines Push Slowly Toward Power Reservoit   Sudden Arrival Of Winter Catches Americans Off Guard; B-29s Damaged In Clash With Russian Jets

Below Zero In Korean Battle Zone   Many Americans Are Still In Summer Uniforms; Chinese Heavily Clad

Six - Above - Zero Winds Hold North Korea in an Icy Grip   YANKS TRY TO PLOD ON   Cruiser’s Guns Help Break Up Attack on East  Coast

Arctic Clothing Is Being Rushed To Troops; Parka-Clad Marines Push Thru Frozen Hills Toward Chagiin

U. §. First Corps Shivers as 90,000 Chinese Gather   40 Mile an Hour Winds Make Breathing Hard But Reds Fire Mortars

. Troops Numb Under Lash of 40-Mile Winds   Rush Winter Clothes To Eighth Army Men

Six - Above - Zero Wind: Hold North Korea in an Icy Grip   YANKS TRY TO PLOD ON

Marines Make Some Gains At Reservoir   Arctic Clothing Being Rushed To Men Still In Summer Uniforms

Grips Korea   Both United Nations And Communist Force: Spend Most of Efforts Trying To Keep Warm

Troops Face Bitter Cold in Drive; Seize Red Arms   Hungry Civilians Greet: Americans. With Food Request

Frigid Weather Handic aps UN Forces Marines Capture Key Town Near Changtin Reservoir

Marines Take Vital North Korean Base   Occu py_Hagaru_on- Rim. of Power-Producing Reservoir

Court Will Be Convenec All Summer   Press Of Business Reguires Action

SUMMER COURT SESSION SET   Judge Westin Orders First Warm Weather Trials  In Court’s History

Also Hits Chicken Disease ‘Microbe From Hay May Lead To Cure for Human “Flu”

POOR RISK SENATE BODY TOLD TODAY   Undersecretary Claims Alger Hiss Considered Poor Security Risk.

Acheson Aide Tells of Purge  In Department   Peurifoy Claims 202 “Poor Security Risks’ Dropped in Two Year: —Hiss on Black List

202 Persons Fired By State Department  Most Of Number Reported Resigning During L. S. Security Investigations

Hiss Is Now Termed Poor  Security Risk   Acheson Aide Makes Such Statement to Senate Committee

BAND TO PLAY AT TOPRKA  K. U. Municiana to Attend Statue ety {‘eremony

BAND TO PLAY AT TOPEKA  K. U. Musicians to Attend Statue of Liberty Ceremony

Truman Suggests Some War Powers Be Returned Now   Contract Modifications In Output Delays Is Sought

PRESIDENT ASKS QUICK LEGISLATION   Truman Seeks Means to Speed Up Defense Production

Truman Asks Return of War Powers    Requesis Authority To Spur Output, Halt Undue Delays

World War Il Rules Asked By Truman   Wants Authorily To Create, End Federal Agencies

TRUMAN ASKS NEW POWERS TO HANDLE DEFENSE BUILDUP   President Seeks Authority to Adjust Contracts and Create or Abolish  * Agencies.   MEAT PRICES UNDER GOVERNMENT SCRUTINS   Stabilizer DiSalle Confers With Officiats of Industry —Beef, Veal and Lamb in Spotlight.

Agency Control, Contract Change Are Two Of Them   Price Adjustments Necessary For Some Government Supplier:

Truman Requests New Powers Over Reorganization, War C ontrac ts T o Meet Crisis

P r A ie : =  ks a r  Po we aps   World War I Act Authority Is Asked To ‘Avoid Delays’

Truman Asks ‘War Powers ‘Be Restored   Wants Right to Modif: Contracts to Avoid Any Delays.

Wage, Price Freeze Studied  Truman Asks Reins Over Agencies, Pacts

President Asks Restoration Of Some War Powers  Wants Authority To Cope With   Growing Problems

Government Takes Searching Look at Meat Prices  Truman Asks for New Powers

Wagener Seeks Re-Election As Co. Attorney   Says Second Term Would Be His Last

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR FOOL-PROOF DISARMAMENT   Truman Offers 3 Basic Principles For Disarmament In Address Before U.N.; Warns Allies Won’t Be Lulled By Paper Promises.

WOULD TURN U. N. EFFORTS TOWARD BETTER LIVING   CHALLENGE RUSSIA TO ACCEPT A PLAN ENDING ARMS RACE

Truman Speaks to United Nations on Fifth Anniversary   Challenges Russia To Agree on Plan For Disarmament

War On Want Is Proposed By President   He Says Free Nations Must Build Up Armies Until Agreement Comes

United States Will Arm Fully Unless World Adopts Control On Atom, Arms

U. N. Inspection of Arms in All © Nations Sought   Assembly Told Free World Now Must Be on Armed Guard

International Inspection Is  Key to Plan   UN Assembly Is Told Free Nations Will Go On Building Strength Until Accord Reached

Includes All Weapons, Not Just H-Bombs   Avoids Naming Of Russia In Speech Before Assembly

President Offers U.N. ‘Foolproof’ Plan to Pave-Way for War on Want; Pledges Strength to Curb Aggression

Build Up Strength So Long as The Aggression Spirit  “hi “World Prevails

Says Savings W ould Be of Incalculable Benefit to W orld’s Needy Areas   Tells UN Agreement Must Include Every  Nation, All Weapons

Fool-Proof Plan Would Outlaw Every Weapon   Speech Seen Challenging Reds To Help Pave Way For War Against Want

Asks for Reduction Of All Arms   Says Free Nations Ready to Go Along With Peace Efforts

_ Warns That Free Nations Will Continue With . Building-Up of Military Forces as Long as Necessary

Truman Gets Big Welcome   Foolproof Disarmament Demanded to Free Goods for Benefit of World

Disarmament Plan Is Proposed by Truman   President Makes It Clear Idea Must Be Unanimous Agreement

Speech fo U.N. Is a Challenge To Soviet Union   Warns Allies Have No Choice Except Pawer To Curb Aggression

Salvation Army Drive Oct. 23-31   Urges Use Of Strength For Peace

War Against Want Urged By President  Outlawing Of All Weapons Of War, Including A-H  Bombs Is Advised

Calls For” Unanimous: ~ Disarmament:   President Leaves , : Door ‘Open For; Talks With Russia

Truman Suggests Disarmament Plan   Scheme Would Cover All Type Weapons And be-Based on Unanimous Agreement With Safeauards to Insure Compliance

Asks Unanimous Agreement Among Members to Pave Way for Concerted War on Want — Makes it Clear United States and Other Free Countries Have No Choice But to Use Strength to Curb Aggression— Pian Would Cover Conventional Weapons as Well as Bombs.   CHALLENGE SEEN TO RUSSIA

THE ROX SCORE   Fool Proof Plan Urged By President   Says Free Nations, However, Must Band To Curb Aqgression

Truman Urges Nations fo Come To Agreement  Would Pave Way for War Against Want

UNANIMOUS. AGREEMENT  ~ PROPOSEL   President Tells United Nas tions Real Disarmament Must Bar A-Bomb and All Weapons.   “PAPER PROMISES ARE NOT ENOUGH”   Free Nations Now Must Curb Aggression by Force, He Says; Vishinsky on Platform.

Plan Would Put Ban On All Weapons   President Speaks To UN Assembly; Vishinski Listens

Urges Cut in Arms   Pres. Truman Proposes Unanimous Agreement  On Plan To Pave Way For War an Want

Plan to Pave Way for War Against Want  enerd   President Is Speaker At UN General Assembly Meeting

iin U.N. Address  ‘Truman Proposes ‘Fool Proof  World Disarmament Agreement

HAS PROPOSAL TO CURB AGGRESSION   Truman Outlines Disarma ment Plan to United Nations Assembly   A ROUSING WELCOME

Free Nations Prepared To Enforce Peace  Soviets Challenged To Halt Aggression

President Tells U. N. No Let-Up Due On Defense  Until Nations Agree   Vishinsky Hears Disarmament Plan   Truman Would Divert Arms Cash to Open Battle Against Want

Challenges Soviet To Participate in 'Fool-proof’ Setup  President Warns Free World Must  es. ... ¢ iA. mee 3 ae

As Prelude To War — On Want   Truman Tells U. N. Nations Must Outlaw All Weapons, And By TInanimous Cansent

Russia Warnec Free World To Remain Strong  “Bool-Proot” Plan Urged To Preserve Peace Over World

am WV. in. AQGGreSs  Truman Proposes ‘Fool Proof’ World Disarmament Agreement

Suggests U.N. Lead Way For World Accord   Thinly-Veiled Hint Tossed at Russic In Policy Speech

A-bornb Ban Not Enough, Chief TelisU.N   President Urges Nations to United War Aaainst Want

Truman Asks ‘Fool Proof’  Disarmament   Outlaw All Conventional War Weapons, President Tells U. N. General Assembly Todav.

Arms Reduction Would Pave Way for War on Want: Truman   U.S.WillContinue to Build Up Force Until Program Developed

Millions May Starve  Because Oj Locusts  Southwest Asia, Africa Threatened By Plague Of Crop-Hungry Insects

Orderlmpounds Gambling Cash And Equipment   SignedByJustice—Money Turned Over to State's Attorney   Hyde Park Partner  Plane ta Retire

YOUTH SERVICES SURVEYED BY   Chairmen of County Group Discuss Report of Survey at Wednesday Meeting

NITY COMMITTEES   Met Wednesday To Suggest Ways And Means For Child Betterment.

Dewey Refuses To Runin N.Y.   Support Swings to Hanley Kor Governor

Dewey Quits Political Race   Governor Annauntes He Will Mot Run; ° Mum on White House

DEWEY, TIRED AND ILL, WILL NOT RUN AGAIN   New York Governor Plans to Retire at Expiration of Term Dec. 31.

DEWEY SAYS HE WILL NOT RUN AGAIN   Tells Reporters in 10-Word Statement He Won't Seek Re-Election as New York Governor.   MAY RETURN TO PRIVATE PRACTICE   Has Offers of Law Partnerships, Also to Head Large Universities and Insurance Companies.

Gov. Dewey To Drop Politics   GOP Leader To Return to Private Practice

Twice-Defeated Republican Presidential Nominee Expects To Return To Private Law Practice Next Year

DEWEY IS OUT OF THE RACE   Governor Will Not Be a Candidate In Fall Election

Retiring After 20 Year Term  Public Service   Expect Native lowan To Get Nomination As New Governor

Dewey Declines Third Term Race  Not a Candidate For Governor Job

Dewey Plans To Give Up Public Life   New York Governor Announces Intent To Oui Polities

Won’‘t Run Again, He Announces   Had Been Urged by Republicans to Be Candidate in Fall   Picture on Page Six

Dewey Not To Run For  Governor   Says He’s Too Tired To Seek Reelection

Decision Handes To Reporters At Albany Office   Action Leaves N. Y. Contest Wide Open

Dewey Wont Ask Reelection For Governor   Probably Will Enter Pri. vate Law Practice  After Dee. 31

Cov. Dewey To Return Te Private Life   New York Governor Announces He Won't Seek Re-election; To Enter Private Law Practice.

Dewey Will Not Run For Third Term As Governor   TELLS NMEWSMEN HE WILL RETIRE TO PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE DEC. 31

Dewey Will Not Ask Reelection  Leaves Door Open For Draft By GOP

Dewey Quit: Polities For Private Life   New York Governor Not To Be Candidate; Very Tired After Long Public Service

NEW YORK CHIEF TAKES HIMSELF OUT OF CONTEST   Will Not Be Candidate For Re-election As Governor — Plans Private Law Prac. tice.

Gov. Dewey Will Not Run For 3rd Term   Reason: Poor . Health; Will Resume His Law Practice

Gov. Dewey Not to Seek Re-Election   Will Continue Active Interest in Public Affairs

Dewey Won't Be Candidate, Needs a Rest   Plans Law Work— Will Not Try

Dewey Declines To Run for Governor And Says He'll Enter Law Practice

DEWEY REFUSES _ ANOTHER TERM   New York Governor Soys He Probably Witl Return to Private“Prectice

Tom Dewey Says He Il Quit Politics   New York’s Governor Says He Will Not Seek Re-Election

DEWEY TO RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE   NOT CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION AS NY GOVERNOR

Dewey Will Not Seek Reelection As N. Y. Governor   “Very Tired’ After 20 Years in Public Life: Wants Rest

Dewey Says He Will Not Seek Reelection   Probably Will Enter Private Practice Of Law In New York

Dewey Not fo Be a Candidate   wernor Ie tp E rivate Law tracrice’

Dewey Won’t Ask Re-electior  ‘As Governor   Tired of Polities, but He Leaves Door Open for White House Try

Dewey Will Not  Ask Reelection GOP Party Leader  In Need Of Rest

Dewey To Quit Politics, Go Back To Law  Republican Figure Says He’s ‘Tired’  After 20-Year Career

Gov. Dewey Won't Seek Re-Election  Governor Of N Y. Plans To Enter Private Law Work

DEWEY 10 STEP DOWN AS GOV.  Wl want Gane   Will Not Seck 3rd Term in N. Y.

Dewey Leaves Polities After Twenty Years   New York Governor Says He Won't Be Candidate In the Next Election

DEWEY WON'T BE CANDIDATE   N. Y. Governor Says He Is Tired After Long Public Life

Dewey Will Not Bea Candidate  May Enter Private Low Practice. He Savy:

Dewey Not Candidate For Office   Not To Seek Governo! Job After Dee. 31 When Term Come: To An End

Dewey Spurns Governor Race  Declines To Make Race Because Of His Health

N. Y. “Governor Thomas E. Dewey Announces He Will Not Be Candidate For Reelection

Dewey Reveals He Will Skip  Governor Race   *Tired And Rundown, He'll Return To Law Prac. tice Next Year

Governor Dewey Not Candidate  Not Seeking Third Term As Governor

30,000 Hot-Headed New York Students Riot In Streets For Higher Teacher Pay

NEW YORK POLICE BATTLE MOBS OF SCHOOL CHILDREA   Some 30,000 Students Riot Through Streets, Storm Public Centers and At tack Officers.   DEMAND WAGE RAISE FOR THEIR TEACHERS   Mounted Officers Rout Group From City Hall Area — Mayor Does Not Appear.

Demand Increase  Police Fight Student Riot Supporting Teacher Pay Boos

inese Communists Aid tering North Koreans  gulh_KoreansReport th Fal

South Koreans Affirm Chinese Bolster Enemy   Bodies Of Manchurian Communists Reported  Found Among Dead; Short Advances  Made All Along Line

Allied Troops Hack Through Red Resistance   ROK Sources Claim Many Chinese Join North Korean Lines

Knemy May Be building For New Offensive   Two Small-Scale Attacks Beaten Off North Of Taegu, But Communists Fail To Take Advantage Of Barrage

* Two ‘Attacks Repelled by Yanks North Of Taegu   Communists Fai to Take Advantage of Their Own Artillery Barrage; Hill on Southwest Front Changes Hands Quickly.

Communist Artillery Pounds At Yank Lines In Northwest Battle Zone But Major Red Assault Fails To Develop   .South Korean Troops Driven Back But Regain Lost Ground With Counterattack; Confused American Pilot Strafes Taecu, Killing Eight Civilians

3ut Unexpected Major Red Assault Fails ToDevelopInThat Sector; Reds Offer Disorganized Resistance

Enemy May Be Building For  New Offensive   Two Small-Scale Attacks Beaten Off North Of Taegu, But Communists Fail To Take Advantage Of Barrage   No ‘Dunkerque’ Now. But War May Be Long

‘2 SMALL-SCALE RED ASSAULTS ~ HIT AMERICANS   Expected Major Red As. sault Fails To Develop  In Taegu Sector   SITUATION “NOT BAD” GEN. CHURCH SAYS

EVEN HIKE SAID POSSIBLE  All Hopes Of Tax Cuts  Being Buried By Congress

MORE TROOPS TC DEFEND EUROPE VITALLY NEEDED   Churchill Says 60 Te 70 Divisions Required To  Close ‘Hideous Gap”      BRITISH DISPATCHING TROOPS TO GERMANY

British Rearm ToStrengthen West Defense:   Limited Rearmament Not Enough, Chnrehill

Britain Speeds Defense Plans   Troops To. Be Sent. Ti Germany; Churchill DeS ppands More. =

CHURCHILL URGES A EUROPEAN ARMY OF 60 DIVISIONS   Declares Force of That Size Is Needed to Close “Hideous Gap” in Western Defenses.   MORE BRITISH TROOPS TO GO TO GERMANY   Attlee Says Several Thou * sands Will Be Sent—Not Enough, Conservative Leader Says.

Britain To Boost European Forces  n Hurry-Up Rearming  ae re a hee

Daring Pilot Rescues 12 Men  Fishermen Stranded On ice Floe In Bay

VETERAN B-17 PILOT SAVES FISHERMEN   Piper Cruiser Makes Seven Trips to Land On Six-Inch [ce in Gusty, 40-Mile Wind -

Daring Plane Pilot Saves 12 Fishermen From Ice Floe   Calvin Carstens, 29, Is Hero in Rescue Mission In Saginaw Bay

Jail Reds, Is Proposal Of Senator   Solon Wants Communists Imprisoned If World War Should Impend

Government Needs New Money To Make Ends Meet, Starts Borrowing Next Week

GOV'T STARTS BORROWING T0 PAY EXPENSES   Will Pay Off $900,000,00¢  Notes by Borrowing $1,000,000,000.  / ;

Income Tax Returns Disappoint   Government Begins Bor row ing  Pr osram To Make Ends Meet

Uncle Sam Plans To Borrow Funds In New Program   1950 Overspending Will Add to Debt Of Near $256 Billion

U.S. Schedules New Borrowing  Overspending Cause Of Treasury Step

Government to Start Borrowing New Money Next Week to Make Financial Ends Meet

U.S. Seeking New en To Pay Debts   Government Will Teese  Short-Term Notes To Pay (nhere Coming Due

Government Must Start  New System To Pay Debt   Borrowing Program Announced By Head Of Treasury Board

[Never Will Get Out Of Debt To Overspend By $9 Billions; U.S. To Begin Borrowing A gain

HOBO DAY AT H. S.   Student Fun Will Benefit Needy Families Overseas

POSSESSION OF CAR INTERESTS COURT  ‘Mike Delaney’ Name Adds To Martin Trial Mystery

Engineer May Face Punitive Action by ICC   Engineer of Train ~ Which Hit Troops Testifies He Ran Past Stop Signal

Possible Punitive Action Weighed in Troop Train Wreck   Engineer Testifies In Joint Hearing On Crash Killing 33

Charges May Be Filed in Train Wreck   Interstate Commerce Commission Weighing Idea of Punishing  68-Year-old Railman

Punitive Action Weighed by ICC  PRR Engineer Admits Safety Rules Iqnored

Ran Train Past Stop Signal, Say: Rail Engineer   Punitive Action May Be Taken as Result of Troop Tragedy

Engineer Says Express Weal Through Signal   Estimates Speed Of Train Which Hit Troop Carrier At 50 Miles An Hour

Engineer Testifies Tn Investigation Of Train Wreck   Says He Passed Stop Sign Just Before Crash

ENGINEER MAY BE PUNISHED   I. C. C. Plans To Take Action If It Finds Law Violated  DEAD ON WAY HOME

Train Passed Stop Warning Before Crash   Engineer Admits Driving Through Signal; « Train  _ Was Traveling 50 Miles Ber ‘Hour At Time

Reds Patch Up Wounds Before Moving Agaiir            Americans Drive Invaders From 2 Town In Other Sectors 

Truman Signs  Marshall Law   Clears Path For General To Become Defense Secretary

TRUMAN SIGNS MARSHALL BILL   Appointee Requests Ne Ceremony When He is Sworn In

Report of Red Peate Feelers Unconfirmed   Truman Signs Bill to Let Marshall Serve

Truman Signs Marshall Law   President Clears Way for General to Take Cabinet Job

Truman Signs Bill For Post To Marshall   Also Signs One For Bradlev as Five Star General

Signs Bill to Give Marshall  Defense Post   Truman Also Approves Permanent Five-Star Rank for Gen, Bradley

§ Inches Of Snow Falls: More Seen   Weather Bureau Forecasts 2 to 4 More Inches Of  Snow Tonight

8 Inches Of Snow Falls: More Seen  Weather Bureau   Weather Bureau Forecasts 2 to 4 More Inches Of Snow Tonight

SOUTH KOREAN MEN DRAFTED BY RED ARMY   Division of 6,000 Green Troops and 3,000 Veterans Crosses Naktonga.

 24th Division ‘Hits Reds’ Last ‘Naktong Wedee   Lost Ground Regained on Southern Front; Pusan Line Firm

Drive Aimed at Pusan Also Halted   25th Division Regains Ground Lost in Two Days of Fighting

Filter Thru U.S. Lines  ; Above Taegu   27th Infantry Ix  Cut Off; Fierce Fighting Underway To Redace Read Rieck

24th Division Spearheading Strong Attack   25th Division . Seizes Initiative ‘Qn Southern Front:

U. 0. REGAINS GROUND LOsT IN THE SOUTH   24th Division Launches New Assault Southwest of Taegu.

Reds In South Held Stopped By U.S. 25th      27th Regiment Is Cut Off But Later Stops Push Toward Taegu

24th Division Strikes At Bridgehead   25th Division Is Also Active On Southern Front

U.S. Hits Only Red Bridgehead Across Naktong   Enemy Push Aimed At Masan and Pusan Is Believed Halted

ICE STORM HALTS TRAFFIC IN EAST   Weather Moderates in - Western Pennsylvania

Freezing Rain In Eastern Pa.  Highway: Conditions Hazardous in State

Controls Bill Sioned T oday By President   Truman to Give Outline of Aims Saturday Night

PRESIDENT SIGNS CONTROLS BILL   Gives Bim Virtually Wertime Discretionary Control Over U. S. Economy

CURB ON INFLATION   President Truman Signs Bill Giving Him Control  Powers

GOP Puts Price Tag on 10 Bills ForU.S.Spendinc   Republicans Rap Administration Plans For Expenditures

Taber Rips into 10 Money Bills Asked by Truman   $9.8 Billion Price Tag Is Pinned on List of Measures

GOP ‘Price Tag Committee’ Studies List Of Measures — In Effort To Lessen Costs:

GOP Howls About Costs   Demo Fiscal Policies Hit In Reporting Cost Of 10 Impending Bills

Congress Eyes Costly Bills  GOP Sets Price Tag At $9,800,000,000

Expect Approval Of Compromise - On Allowance Bil   Senator George Seeking Agreement On Excess Profits Tax Measure

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR DEVELOPMENT IN FAR WEST eres  Truman Says U.S.Must Refute Cynical Red  Claim That Democracies Have Grown Soft

Truman Dedicates Kortes Dam; Says Russians Will Not Declare War On U.S.

President Says U. S. Must Refute Russian Claim Democracies ‘Soft’

DIE OF GAS FUMES   Two Princeton Children Are Found Dead in Their Cribs,

First Cavalry  Is First U. 8. Unit To Cross   Meet Korean Fire Short Time After Plunging Across

U. S. First Cavalry First Non-Koreans Across 38   Troopers Of Famous American Division Finds Tough Opposition As Soon As It Crosses Line

CAVALRY MEETS STIFF RESISTANCE NEAR PARALLEL   Roads To Front Jammed With Convoys; S. Koreans Drive Close To Wonsan

New London; Conn., Area Will Be Studied Ac Possible Site for Erection of Steel Mill

Council Unit Orders Study Of Possibility   Vote Unanimous Despite Rivalry— Accessibility Cited

GOV'T POLICY MAKERS AWARE INFLATION 1S HERE, AND UNLESS STOPPED THAT IT CAN WRECK ECONOMY, DESTROY MOBILIZATION   Ry Valeoalm Johnson

Government Aware Inflation Must Be Stopped Before Wrecks Economy      RW WATLCOIWM FOUNSON

we HAT W ‘ACE:  US. Action On Price Spirals Virtually Limited To Talk

Senator Asks More Interest In Politics  ‘Prevents Dictators, Taft Tells Graduates

Price Controls Deemed Certain  Naming of Director   Naming of Director Seen as Indication

WAGE AND PRICE CURBS EXPECTED   President Appoints Price Chief, With Prospects That Controls Will Be Imposed, .... = --, _..

ewes Administrator Named Congressmen Predict Controls Will Follow

Price and Wage Controls Expected To Be Invoked by Administration Soon

Wage-Price Controls Expected Soon as Truman Picks  Toledo’s Mavor Disalle to Head New Vital Defense Post

Leaders Sure Controls Will  Follow Soon   Claim President Is Ready To Impose Wage-Price Program In Justice To Forces In Korea

Controls Due As Truman  Picks DiSalle   Only Matter Of Time Legislators Say As Price Chief’s Named

Truman Gets Set for Wage, Price Controls   Names Michael ¥. ‘DiSalle, Toledo Mayor Administrator

Toledo Mayor I: Wage and Price Administrator   Choice of DiSalle Is Held to Mean Curbs Coming Soon

Wage, Price Control Predictions Follow Truman’s Naming of Price Administrator

Naming of Administrator Sets Off Predictions of Waae-Price Curbs

TRUMAN NAMES BOSS OF PRICES   Wage And Price Controls Are Believed Sure To Follow  a teeta the ale ia Pegs Se ee ee —_— ze 2 oe

Wage-Price Rules Anticipated Soon In Mobilizing Drive  DiSalle Selection -

Economy Controls Due Soon   President Expected To Act After Price Chief Is Appointed

NEW CONTROLS EXPECTED NOW   Action Seen Likely With Selection of Price Administrator.

Pay-Price Curbs Appear Certain  President Appoints Cost Administrator

Wage-Price Controls Are Seen Near As President Appoints Administrator

Administrator Picked:Controls ‘Sure to Follow   Truman Names Toledo Mayor to Tough Price Chief Position

Solons Predict New Controls As DiSalle Is Named To Post   Wage-Price Curbs Certain According To Top Senators

Wage-Price Curbs Believed Imminent Toledo Mayor DiSalle  Named Price Chief— ‘Not to... Sit Around’

Wage-Price Controls For Nation Near   President Truman Expected To Issue Order

U.S. Believed Nearing Wage Price Controls  President Appoints Toledo's Mayor To Administrator Job

Toledo May or Is Named Price Czar For U. S.   Truman Appointment of Di Salle Touches Off Prediction of Controls

Truman Appoints Toledo Mayor fo Price Chief Post   Price and Wage Controls Seen Sure to Follow

Wage, Price Control Is Near, Senators Predict   “Impending Mobilization Shift” Is Comment From Symington

Mrs. Billy Sunday Says Modern  Evangelists Are Hitting ‘Homeruns’

Lewis and Operators  Reach Wage Accord   Federal-Seizure Legislation Held Up in Congress—Slash Ray Teains Rescinded by ICC

COAL INDUSTRY — CURBS PROPOSEL   Kilgore Would Have Group Regulate Business, Fix Prices At Mines

Seeks Agency fo Fix Coal Prices, Rule Industry  ee eee ee oe ee   Senator to Introduce Measure to.Create Federal. Body

FRANCE PREPARES STERN MEASURES “TO CONTROL RED   Government Believes Communists Witt Try To De PE ED ee nee

U.S. Warns Russia Acainst Further Ageression. Says  A-Bomb Incidental Po War

RUSSTA WARNED AUAINST ATTACK UN YUGOSLAVL!   Acheson Indicates WU, §, Would React Vigorously to Any Attempt to Overrun Country,   AGGRESSION CALLED CRIME BY SECRETARY   He Implies If America De cides to Use Atom Bomb Red Propaganda Will Not Change Decision,

Acheson Hands Russians Two Warnings   Implies U.S. Will React Vigorously to Any Agoression

Soviets Warned By Acheson On Yugoslavia, A-Bomb Use  Staternent Aimed At Kremlin Shows Serious’U. S. View Of Balkan Rumors

Acheson Warns Soviet Against New Aggression  Hints A-Bombs To Be Used  If Necessary

Acheson. Gives Reds Warnings   Hints U.S. Will React to Any Attack on Yugoslavia.

 Consumers Finally Got Two Breaks  When Congress Farm Bloc Fell Apart

Allies Fighting Against Time And ‘Gen. Winter’   Undetermined Number of Chinese Are Taking Part in Battle for Country

UN Forces Face Stalling Action   250 Mile Front Is Blazing as Chinese Help North Koreans

Blazing Checkerboard Mark Maps of Allied Headquarters   Headquarters Mum On Chinese Reds

Communists Use Tanks, Big Guns In All Sectors   Aim Seen ‘To Stall Allies Until Weather Freezes War buie Another Fear

Martin Blames Democrats for Crisis in Korea   Cites Lack of Preparedness In Far East

Truman, Evangelist Pray for Divine Guidance for U.S.   Billy Graham Says President May Ask ‘ Aid of Church Leaders.

FDR Trust Fund  Taxes to Stand  Court Rules He Was Not in Active Service

100 Patients Escape Unhurt In Ward Fire   Fast Work By Employes Drilled For Emergency Prevents Tragedy At Reedsburg Hospital

Mental Patients Flee Before Fire   100 Safety Removed at Reedsbura, Wis.

100 Escape Fire At Sauk Hospital  Alert Staff Avoids Serious Disaster

Reds Keep on Coming  Like Bees   Hordes Ignore Men Blown to Bits--and Keep on Coming

Reds ‘Kept On Coming in Swarms’ Despite Hail of American Bullets

U. S. Air Force In Korea On RoundThe-Clock Basis   IN. Koreans Kept Right On Coming ‘Like Swarms Of Bees Says Officer

Taft-Ferguson Oratorical Duel Continues  Governor Lausche Says Vote For Man

RAIL WORKER IS FOUND DEAD   Body of Ailing Stevensville Man Located Near  Tracks

Kitten Scales Matterhorn; Veteran Mountain Climbers Are Astonished

Miners Rebuff Coal Findings  Little Work Effort Seen By One Leader

Miners Defiant  Of Court Order   Let Fact Finders Dig Coal,’ They Say

Miners Bitter; Let Board Dig Coal, They Say   UMW Leader Doubt: ‘Successful’ Work Under Injunction

Free German Youth Gather In East Sector   Fully Equipped Troops Are Ready For Any Action

Troops To Kill: Demonstrators If Necessary  West Armed And  Ready To Fight If Reds Try Seizure 2

To Prevent Any Communist Attempt to Seize Berlin   Western Military Forces Placed On Combat Alert for Any Emergency

Hundrdes of Kastern Section Germans Seeking Holiday “Krom Fear” Flec to Western Zone of Germany.

Report TV Price  Increase by Makers   Cement, Shoes Included In List of Articles Slated To Cost More

Warning Given Against Peace Petition  Beware Stockholm Pledge, State Department Advise:

WARNING HITS STOCKHOLM PEACE PLEA   State Dept. Issues Glovesoff Expose of Red-Inspired Petition.

U.S. ASSAILS RED-INSPIRED ‘PEACE PLEA   Stockholm Petition Declared ‘Trap’ In Washington

450 Societies, Groups Warned Of Peace’ Trap’   Stockholm Petition Flayed As State Department Assails Red Aims

Warning Given Against Peace Petition  Beware Stockholm bs) ee ee Oe   Beware Stockholm Pledge, State Deparimen: Advice:

Wheal Stealing Is Charged to Sooner  Oklahoma Cityan One of 36 Acéused of Double Violation of Federal Laws

STOLEN WHEAT HAULER HELD   Oklahoma City Mon Posts $10,000 Bond on Federal Law Violations

Woman Bank Teller Chases Alleged Thief Two Blocks and Grabs Cash .

Thief Chasec By Woman Bank Teller   Determined Blonde Grappled Twice With Man

liay Blonde Bank Teller Chases Thief Iwo Blocks and Recevers Part of Leo!

Pour Gasoline On Trucks and Wildly Dance Around Fire   Foe Attacks to Sound Of Buales, Whistles

Cement Plant Strike Settled   287 at East Fultonham To Get Pay Increases

Proposes 20-Year Plan To Start Immediately  Secretary-General Admits Long Haul Would Be Needed To Reduce Tensians

TRUMAN BEATS DRUM FOR LUCAS   PROMISES ACTIVE SUPPORT IN RACE WITH GOP DIRKSEN

‘Come Out And Fight’  SaysHanson   Dares McCarthy to Repeat Commie Charges Without Benefit of Immunity   FOURTH TO REPLY   Would Sue Immediately, Says Hanson, Denying Party Membership

Dares McCarthy Waive Privilege, Repeat Charge:   State Dept. Official Would Hale Solon To Court If Immunity Relinguished

STATE DEPARTMENT AIDE HURLS REPLY Sen. McCarthy Challenged To Make  Accusations Without ‘Immunity’

RIRIE THOUGHT   Not Even A Peak At Records Of FBI And State Department   Haldore Hanson Called To Answer M‘Carthy’s Charges He Is Trying To Communize World.

HANSON SAYS READY TO FILE LIBEL CHARGE   State Department Employe DeniesAny Ties To Red Groups

Sen. McCarthy Is Challenged By U.S. Agent  Thractened With   Threatened: With Suit If He Will Waive Immunity

Never Was a Red, Official Tells Probers   Br ridges In New Charge : Russia Has ‘Master  Spy’ In Washington

Aceuser Told To Get From Behind Cloak   McCarthy Is Dared To Waive Immunity And Repeat His Charges

HANSON TAKES MCCARTHY TO TASK   Challenges Him To Waive Senatorial Immunity, Repeat His Red Charges

Wants Waiver Immunity   Haldore Hanson Chal. lenges McCarthy To’ Repeat Charges.

Asks Solon  To Drop His Immunity Denies Any Link - With Communism ae ee

SENATOR FACES FRESH BATTLE   State Dept. Aide Dares Me. Carthy To Drop Robes Of Immunity

Sen. McCarthy Challenged fo Repeat Charge  asked to Woi ive His is  eanntorial immunit

TRUMAN TO DENY PROBERS REQUEST TO EXAMINE FILES   State Department Official Denies He Has Ever Been Tiammeunick

State Department Official Challenges Sen. McCarthy To Waive Immunity And Repeat Communist Charges   White House Source Says President To Deny Loyalty Files To Senate

Temperatures   State Aid Dares McCarthy To Waive Senate Immunity

Hanson Hurls Challenge af His Accuser   Defies McCarthy to Say He Is a Red Outside of  Senator's Immunity; Says He Resents Charge Made

Hanson Issues Sharp Challenge, Denial of Charge  State Office Aide Assails McCarthy At Senate Probe

Solon Depends On Immunity, Hanson States  Dares Accuser To Waive Protection And Repeat Charae

Hanson in Challenge to McCarthy   Asks Senator to Repeat Charges of Pro-Communism

Hanson Flings Challenge At Sen. McCarthy   Wants Him To Shed Immunity To Courts On Commy Charges

Hanson Issues a Challenge To Sen. McCarthy   To Waive Senatorial Immunity, Repeat Charges He’s Red

Hanson Hurls Challenge in Pro-Red Denia!   Implies He Would Sue for Libel in Civil Courts

Hatchet-Wielding Senator's Victims Threaten Lawsuits   McCarthy Dared To Make Charaes Outside Immunity

HANSON CHALLENGES McCARTHY TO COURT: TEST OF CHARGES   State Department Official Denies Commie teaninas

Dares McCarthy to Waive His Legal Immunity   Accused Department _ Official Denies Anv Red Link

Communist To Oppose House Bill   DENTES BEING COMMUNIST Hanson Threatens To Sue Sen. McCarthy

HANSON CHALLENGES McCARTHY TO REPEAT HIS RED CHARGES OUTSIDE OF SENATE IMMUNITY

Hanson Asks McCarthy To  Waive Richts   Accused Red Denies Being Commie; Challenges Senator

Hanson Tells Probers  He Never Wasa Red’   Challenges Sen. McCarthy to. Waive: His Senatorial Immunity and Repeat Charges—Would be Called Upon tos Answer in Court if He Did.   BRIDGES TELLS OF "SPY"

Hanson Denies Charges, Dares McCarthy To Waive Immunify, Repeat Accusations

Challenges McCarthy  To Lawsuit   Hanson, Denying He Is Communist, Asks Senator To Waive Bis Immunity

HANSON ‘DARES’ G. 0. P. SENATOR TO DROP RIGHTS   State Department  Officer Says He’s Wavar PRaan ‘Rad?

McCarthy Challenged As Citizen 4   Hanson Declares Senator Guilty Under Libel Law

Challenge Hurled At Sen. M’Carthy   Accused Red Dares Solon To Waive His  Senatorial Immunity

Accused Red Says “Come on  Qut and Fight’   U. S. Aide Challenges McCarthy to Waive Immunity of Office And Repeat Charges

PLANG TO SUE McCARTHY It GIVEN GHANGE   Hanson, Accused of Being ; Red, Swears He Never Wace q fammis.

Hanson Threatens Suit If Called — Red Without Senatorial Immunity

State Dept. Official Hurls Bold Retort   Accused Says FBI Cleared Him; Hits at Solon's Charae

Hanson Urges McCarthy To . Waive Immunity   Senator Challenged To Re peat His Charges Withou Protection Of Position; Bridges Makes Charge 

RECOUNT SOUGHT IN SENATE RACE   Republicans W ill Call For It In Connecticut — Benton Has Slight Ledd.

NATION WATCHING PRIMARY FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA TODA   Hickenlooper Renominated In lowa; Loveland Leads  Theta: Dae

Eye W. Coast Primary For Governorship   Brannan Plan Backer Leads In Iowa Vote

Csiitornia Primary Attracts Atierion of Nation Today: Hick nlooper ls lowa Winner

Politicians Watch California Voting; Roosevelt And Warren In Primary

Brannan Friend Winner in lowa  California’s Vote Also Major Test

Look To Calif. Elections For National Trend   Hickenlooper Wins Easily In lowa — - Loveland Leads

Politicos Turn  Eyes to Primary  In California Roosevelt And  Warren Scrap Walde Intaract

Hickenlooper Is Winner In lowa Election  California Primaries  Hold Spotlight In Notion Today

Trend Eyed In California Primary Vote   Roosevelt, Warren Vying in Primary; Hickenlooper Wins

Vote Trends In Primaries  Are Watched   APE Watched  California Naming Nominees Today;  Tinh aslankway Wine

Hickenlooper Easy lowa Winner For  GOP Nomination   Loveland, Brannan Plan Backer, Leads Democratic Returns; Vote in California Today

Politicians Kye Hot California  Primary Races   ma 3 SSSECER 7 SBUGAUUY  Roosevelt and Warren In Preliminary Clash —Hickenlooper Easy Victor in lowa Monday

RACE WATCHED ON WEST COAST   Nation Keenly Interested In , Roosevelt-Warren Contest For Senate Nomination,

James Roesevelt Runs in Primary   Politicians Turn Eyes To California Primary ; Hickenlooper Wins

BrannanPlan Backer Sets Pace in Iowa  Trend-Seekers ° Turning Today

Polificians Eye  California Vote,  Results Inlowa Hickenlooper Wins;  Farm Plan Opponent Trails Al Loveland

California's Primary Election Today Centers Around Fight Between Roosevelt and Warren  lowans Renominate Hickenlooper With Ease; Loveland Leading

lowa Demos Give  Brannan Plan O.K.  Sen. Hickenlooper Easily Wins in G.O.P. Primary

Hickenlooper Wins Handily In Iowa; ‘California Vote In Spotlight Today

POLITICIANS EYE COAST PRIMARIES   Watch Roosevelt, Warren ‘Contest; Hickenlooper Has Big Margin In lowa

— CALIFORNIA VOTES TODAY — GOP Red Prober, Brannan Backer Win lowa Tests

POLITICAL EYES ON CALIFORNIA _- PRIMARY FIGHT   Roosevelt-Warren Contest .Watched Closely Today. By ‘Trend’ Experts

Iowa Republicans Name H ickenlooper; Loveland Leads 5 Democrats; California Is Voting Today

Republican Vote Scores For Senator   Hickenlooper  Appears Renominated by Big Margin; Leveland fox Democrats   FormerAsovernor, Farm Plan Backer, Among Also-Rans

California Primaries Hold National Spotlight Today   Mickenlooper Renominated in lowa Whil Brannan Plan Backer Leads Democrats

California In Political Spotlight   Eyes of Nation On . Warren-Roosevelt Battle; Brannan Plan Backer Ahead -in Iowa

Hickenlooper, Loveland Easy Winners In lows   Roosevelt And Warren Vi« For California Voters’ Favor; Brannan Plan Gets Mild Support

California Race Holds Nationwide  Note Today   Roosevelt, Warren In Heated Battle; Hickenlooper Wins

Wateh Fortunes Of Earl Warren, - James Roosevelt   7 Nation’s Politician« Also Busy Viewing Results Of Primaries In Iowa

Politicians Eye Hot Primary Election ‘In California For Indication of Trends

PRIMARY VOTE IN CALIFORNIA BEING WATCHEL   Hickenlooper Victor bh lowa, Loveland Leading Democrats

Hickenlooper Scores Easily In Iowa Fight   California Ballot Contest Watched By Majer Party Heads

Hickenlooper Is Victor in Iowa   Republican Distances Opponents; Loveland Democratic Winner

Politicians Eye California Vote   Hickenlooper Swamps lowa Foes, Brannan Plan Backer Holds Lead

California Voting Attraets Nationa! Attention Today   Iowa Republicans Name Hickenlooper By A Wide Margin

Politicians Turn Attention To Hot Race Between Warren, Roosevelt

Politicians Eye California Vote  Watch Fortunes of FDR Son and Warren

Spoflight On Warren, Roosevell   California Race Expected To Show National Trend

California Voters To Decide On Roosevelt or Warren Today   Hickenlooper Wins in lowa To Give Brannan Plan Boost

Babson’s Authentic States nent ‘U.S. Should Hold Formosa, But Ava War With China — ‘ sae

PLANS AFOOT TO HALT RED TIDE IN ASIA   State Department Will Ask Congress for  - Token Aid to Burma and Viet Nam.

Sub Reported Off California   Navy Investigating; Says It’s ‘Not Ours’

Mystery Sub’ Eludes Search  Coast Guard Reports U-Boat Off Southern California Shore

Mystery Sub Seen In Pacitie   Navy Search Futile Off California Coast; Landing Probe Made

Convicts Riot, Hold Guards As Hostages   Oklahoma Officials Give Ir — To Prisoners Demands To  Save Turnkeys Lives

Oklahoma Convicts Capture Two Guards, Bargain For Better Living Conditions

PRISON RIOT PROBE IS SET   Convicts Bargain While  Holding Two Guards  As Hostages

Convicts Riot For Better Conditions   27 Hardened-Inmates Force Promises From Oklahoma Pénitantiar

Agree to Terms Of 27 Convicts   Rioters Bargain . With Prison Heads For Guards’ Lives

Bargain Lives of Hostages for Betfer Conditions   Officials Gave Concessions to Stop Trouble

Oklahoma Convicts Stage Riot   Granted Better Living Conditions in Return For Lives of Guards Seized As Hostages

Sentiment for Wage and Price ‘Curbs Growing   Congress Shews Much Interest in Baruch Proposal

Solons Favor Controls and Rationing   Soaring Prices and Scare-Buying  Are Factore

Support For Baruch Plan Of Wage-Price-Ration Controls Is Building Up

— CONGRESS — Baruch’s  Plan Gains Support @   QUICK CONTROLS -ARE PROPOSED

Confession Bares “Murder for Hire”   Prisoner Admits He Killed Man Believed To Have Shot Self

Convict Confesses to Ten Year Old Murder and Adds New Twist to Weird Story

TWO INVOLVED BY CONFESSION   Texas Druggist And Prisoner Are Accused Of Slaying

Arizona Prison Inmate Confesses To {0-Year-Old Murder tn Ruidoso

Secrecy Conceals B-29 Crash Details  13 Killed as Craft Rams Into Mountain

North Country Flier Among 13 Dead in Crash  J. R. Chilton, Jr., Hermon, Dies in B.90 Accident

13 Die in Crash At Sandia Base  B-29 Mysteri on sly Hits M  ounTfct

13 Airmen Die In B-29 Crash   Superfort Plows Into Peak On A-Weanous Base

B-24 HITS PEAK; 13 MEN KILLED   VICTIMS DIF IN FIERY EXNPLOSION THAT FOLLOWS CRASH INTO MOUNTAIN,

SOVIET “PEACE” SCHEME BEFORE U.N. COMMITTEE   Kremlin’s Latest Maneuver Includes N otorious Stock: holm Appeal.

Vishinsky Gives Plan To Group   West Expected To Fight Latest Soviet Proposal

"READY FOR ACTION   Council May Adopt SixthNew Hampshire Street Paving Plan

STREET  READY FOR ACTION   Council May Adopt SixthNew Hampshire Street Paving Plan   FOR APRIL ELECTION

Over 60,000 Idle In Mine Walkouts  Four More Steel Companies Affected

Miners Spread Walkouts to 3 More Coal Pits   No Explanation for Strikes Given; UMW Denies Order Issued

SURVEY REVEALS 72000 IDLED BY MINE WALKOUTS   Union Officials Continue Silent On Reasons For Chutdowns

New Walkouts Slash At Coal Production   More Than Thirty-eight Thousand Miners in Fout  States Quit Work; [llinois and Indiana Miners fin Be-l te Diae

New Strikes Idle United Miners An Four States   Latest Blow Came As Illinois, Indiana Workers Return to Pit:

No Official Cause Given For Mystery Work Ending   Operators Accuse Lewis Of Efforts  To Force Contract

10,000 More Miners Join Strike Move  Steel Firms Hit; Senate Report Stirs Argcument

Coal Production In Sharp Decline   Union Officials Make No Effort To End Walkouts Which Have Now Idled 72,800

Pit Strikes Hit 3 New Steel Firms   Unexplained Walkout: By Soft Coal Miners Take 57,000 Off Jobs

Coal Walkout Takes In Over 50,000 Miners  Men Don’t Know Wh: They Ouit Work

10,000 COAL MINERS JOIN NEW WALKOUT   62,000 Now Are Idled: sSay Anti-Trust Act : Could Curb Abuses

More Soft Coal Miners Join Parade From Pits  Strikes Idle_ Steel Firm Mines   Strikes Idle Steel Firm Mines 52 Shut Down  In Pennsvlvania

10,000 MORE COAL MINERS WALK OUT   STRIKES BREAK OUT ASGAINSI MINES OF FOUR STEEL COMPANTES.

38,500 Coal Miners In 5 States Idled By Sudden Strikes   Illinois, Indiana Workers Return To Their Jobs

Walkout Hits 7 States; Reason Not Revealed  Operators Figure Lewis Tries Move To Force Pact Signing.

10,000 Desert Nation’s Pits   Some Miners Return, Mor Auement Idle Group

New Coal Sirikes Idle 38,500. With: Supplies Dwindiing   Lewis" New Action Offsets 15,000 Returning To Pits:

9000 MORE QUIT PITs Coal Strikes Spread, Hike Idled Miners to 59,000

Mine Walkouts Grow in Nation: 72,800 Idied   13 More Operations in Western Pennsylvania ‘Down’ Today; Hit anc Miss Tactics Told,

Operators Rap Harassment Act      UMW Headquarters Deny Action Is Ordered by Chiefs

UMW STRIKES IN SOFT COAL AREAS SPREAD   Production During Current Week Will Be Less Than 4 Percent of Normal,

New ‘Punch’ Delivered By Union Group   Some of Biggest Commercial Pits In Nation Closed

COAL STRIKES TARE 90,000 FROM JOBS   Figure Represents Eighth Of All Mine Workers  AIN AFAQNAI   Given For Work Stoppage: May Be Scheme Of Lewis To Needle Operators

Wildcat Mrikers Return To Work As Sunnlv Falls   Steel-Owned Mines Struck By Walkouts

Walkouts Spread To 7 States ©   At Least 30,000 W. Pennsylvania ~ Miners Idled By Unexplained Strike

Mine Strikers Total 57,000   Union Denies Order From Headquarters

NEW BLOW IS STRUCK U. 3. FUEL SUPPLY   About 50,000 United Mine Workers Suddenly Walk Out of Pits In Six States.

Walkout Hits Soft Coal Pits In Six States   ‘Retaliation’ Hinted For Charges Filed To End 3-Dav Week

Coal Production To” Be Less Than 40 Per Cent Of Normal   Western Pennsylvania Hard Hit

West Va, Also Has 15,500’ Miner: Out; Railroads Lop 650 Coal Burning Trains: From Sched nies Today   ALARMING SHRINEING OF DOMESTIC COAL

40,000 MORE MINERS QUIT DGGING COA   Big Eastern Companies Hit by Strikes; Illinois Mines Opened Again.

Random Strikes Continue At Coal Mines   30,000 Are Idle In Pennsylvania, Others Return To Pits

Coal Miners Continue to Quit Pits   Four Additional Steel Firms Hit by Idleness

Week's Qutput To Be Less Than 40% of Normal  Signal Idles More Than 72,800 Diggers

Wildcat Mine Strike Grows: 90,000 Idle   Call Walkouts New Try By Lewis to Force Firms to Sian Contracts

50,000 Miners Continue Strike; Don'tKnow Why   Effort Reported Made To Needle Mine Operators

12,800 Idle in Spreading Coal Strike   Hit-Miss Walkout Closes Republic, J.&L. Company Mines

Coal Strike Soreads; 51,000 Idle   Mines Operated by Three More Steel Firms Are Closed

57,000 ARE IDLE   Walkout of Soft Coal Miners Spreads to Steel Operated Mines

More Than 72,000 Idled By Walkouts   Officials Silent On Cause of Strikes

— 57,000 MINERS ARE IDLE —  Sef Ceal Walkouts Fut Three Mere Plants

WALKOUTS BY COAL MINERS _ ~ SPREAD TODAY   Total of 57,000 Out; Law. makers Move to Curb Lewis.

Western Coal Miners Baek, Eastern Quit   Unexplained Strike in Pennsylvania. and West Virginia

Production Slashed By 20 Percent   Coal Stockpiles Fall As 62.000 Men Walk Out

industry Is sHarrassed by Lewis, Charge  Captive Mines Butt Of Latest Straterv

Sudden Strikes Paralyze Mines   Lewis Charges Efforts to Invoke the Taft Labor Law to ‘Oppress’ UMW

‘No Contract, No Work,’ Cry As Workers Continue Mystery Walkouts   Steel Plants Feel Pinch Of Moves   Over 66,000 UMW Dig: gers Reported As Idle As Costs Mount

[Soft Coal Mines Continue Closings ‘Over 72.800 Out   More Area Miners Stay Home; Union Heads Mum on Walkouts

Union Officials Make No Effort To Halt Walkout:   Production for Week Less Than Half of Normal

90,000 COAL MINERS STAY OUT OF PITS   Reason For Walkout Ir Seven States Remains Undetermined

Hope Fades For Rescue Of Second Brother In ‘Mine Cave-iIn Tragedy

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Hone Fades of Finding Entombed Miner Alive

LIFE IN SHAFT   doseph Burda Is Rescued hy Volunteer Diggers Barly Sunday, WW Hours After Mine Cavein.

Crews Dig On But Hope Fades   Brother Saved But One Still Is Buried

Hope for Saving Second Entombed Brother Dims   New Slides Slow Rescue Efforts after First Cave-in Victim Is Found Buried in Debris

'Country Not Goiug Back’ Truman Stamps [Hoover Stand ag Isolationial.:~ -

Truman Says Hoover Plan ‘Isolationist’  Tells Newsmen US Not Going Back To

Isolationist Label Stampec On Recent Foreign  Policy Speech   CLAIMS BYRD KNOWS LITTLE ABOUT BUDGET

President Hits Hoover Stand   Isolationist Label Stamped on Program

Truman Labels Hoover Program  As Isolationist  Attacks Speech On Europe Aid By Ex-President

Truman Calls Hoover Talk lsolationism   President Says This Coun try Not Going Back. To Thot

Truman Blasts Hoover Foreign Policy Remarks   Answer in Comment To Questions Over Isolationism Stand

Truman Stamps Hoover Progran Isolationist  President Declares U.S. Will Not Go Back To That Stand

TRUMAN REJECTS HOOVER'S PLANS TO DEFEND U. §   President Says Proposals Would Mean Isolation and That Nation Is Naot Going Back to That.   TAX RECOMMENDATIONS ARE NOT YET READY   State of Union Message to Go to Congress Jan. 8 If Finished by That Date.

Isolation Not Policy  BUR § Wee  0f Truman  Beacidan      President's Mail Fails To Back Up Hoover's ideas

Plan Ready To Guard Against A-Bomb Attack   President Has Stop- Gap Program Pending Action Of Congress

Yugoslavia Will Look To West   _Army Spokesman Declares “We Will -NotFight Alone.” —

YUGOSLAVS SEE AID FROM WEST   Army Spokesman Tell: People ‘We Shall Mot Fight Alone’

Tito Ties His State To West  Mutua! Aid In Cas   Mutua! Aid In Case of Attack Is Aim

Snow And Sleet Hit West, Cold Moves To South   Change Sudden  Across Nation

' Rceeeemmcecirenee, sho a aegeeeyaegeammmal AMERICAN ARTISTS TO ENTERTAIN ROYALTY

CAR-CHECKUPS SAFETY STEP   ‘One-In Six Autos “Failéd To Pass Tests Last Year

Second Big Hurricane Developing  Heads For Virgin Teland« Ae Wined   Heads For V irgin Islands As First Storm Diminishes

Sight Second Hurricane Off Vircin Isles   Second Tropical Storm Is Movine Fast: First Hurricane Blows lts Self Ont

New Storm Is Forming   Second Hurricane Moving Toward Virgin Islands

375TH FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE SUNDAY    Mission Yo Arctic “Weather Fac tory” Routine To Meaviiy Clothed Airmen

End of Rent Control Law Senate Plan   Powattja! Appropriations the newiittee’s Action Will mee theegulation If  Ser ite Accepts It

Senate Hears Proposal To Junk Rent Controls   Appropriations Committee Proposes Closing Of Office By June 30: Seek Big Cut [n Funds

Cain Leading Fight To End Rent Control   Washington Senator Tells Appropriations Group Controls Aren’t Needed; Vote To Cut Funds

Surprise Move Made to Halt Bureau Funds   Appropriations Committee Votes to End Cash After Next Tone -

SENATE GROUP TAKES ACTION UNHERALDED   Move Said Certain To Get  Opposition From Truman Rackere

Junking For Rent Controls   Proposal To End Them June 30 Certain To Bring On Floor Fight

Plan Would Bring End By June 30  Committee Orders Department To Pay Off Miners

Orders Control Office To Close By June 30  Votes $2,600,000 To Wind Up Affairs

Senate Group Moves To End Rent Controls   Committee Votes Fund Slash, Asks Quick Liquidation

Senate Appropriations Committee Advises Discontinuing Federal, Rent Control Soon  In Slashing Funds Allocated To Expediter

RENT CONTROLS _ MAY BE LIFTED   Senate Group Cuts Funds To Woods’ Office

Senate Group Moves To Stop Renf Controls   Committee Seeks To End Controls On June 30th

SENATE 15 ASKED ‘TO WIPE OUT RENT “CONTROLS JUNE 30   Appropriations Group Votes Only Sufficient Funds to Wind Up Affairs of Housing Agency.   SURPRISE ACTION  TO KICK UP FIGHT   ‘Backers of Truman, Whe Twice Has Called for Extension of Ceilings, to Oppose Proposal.

Senate Asked fo Junk Rent Conirols  Committee Votes to Wind Up  Housiner Proaram

Rent Control End Advised; Battle Brews   Senate Committee Surprise Counters Presidential Advice

SENATE GROUP TAKES ACTION UNHERALDED   Move Said Certain T6 Get Opposition From True  take ee < Ok, Seer = i

RENT CONTROL JUNKING: PROPOSED IN CONGRESS   Committee Votes Cut in Funds, Forcing Liquidation of Housing Agency by July 

Senate Asked to Junk Rent Controls   Committee Votes to Wind Up  BWawcinea Deanram

SURRENDERS IN MONAHANS  1 ee etn ae eset (emi pet tte mm  Blind Man ‘Gives Self Up’ For 19-Year-Old Robbery

GIVES SELF UP IN MONAHANS  Blind Man Claims He Robbed Arkansas Bank 19 Years Ago

Medical Board. Considers Fate Of Dr. Sander   Professional Career Of Mercy Killing © Doctor at Stake

Hearing Opens At Washington On Big Project   Connally, Johnson And Kerr Declare Pronosal Is Sound

Hearing Opens At Washington On Big Project  Connally, Johnson _ And Kerr Declore

Two Teen-Agers Killed In Crash  Truck Driver Also Dies In Flames

Northwestern Ohio and Michigan ‘Hunted for Deadly Poison ‘Castor Oil’

U.S. Is Assigned Role Of Strategic Bombing in Case of Aqqression

11 West Nations OK Defense Plan Against Soviet   Details Kept Secret; 2,000 Communists Stage Demonstratior

ATLANTIC PACT MINOT ER DK DEFENSE PLAN   Calls for Integrated Moves Against Any Attack  by Russia.

Details OF Secret Plan  Withheld   U.S. Reportedly Given Strategic Bombing Role

Temperaiures   U. S. A. Reportedly Assigned Job Of Long Range Air Bombardment

12 Atlantic Pact Nations Okay Master Defense Plan   Goal of Group Is To ‘Deter and Defeat’ Anyone Wanting War

12 Nations Join In Defense Plan Aqainst Russia   Military Union Set up to Guard Atlantic Powers

DEFENSE PLAN IS APPROVED   Atlantic Pact Nations Okay Measures For Defensive War.

Pact Nations Detense Plan  Is Approved   Eleven Ministers Agree To Orders; U. S. Reportedly Gets Bombing As Share

NEW- SELECTIVE SERVICE LAW INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE   Measure Provides Only Registration Of 18-Year-Olds

French Say Soviets Promised  Chinese Reds [00 Jets .  Also Report More Troops Pledged U.S. Planes Bombed Manchuria

Not in National Interest fo End Federal Requlation   Bill Called a Profit ‘’Grab”’ By Opponents

Traman Vetoes  Kerr Gas Bill   President Kills Plan to Exempt Producers Of Fuel From Rate Reaulations

Truman Veto On Gas Bill   Senators of Missouri Were Opposed to the Kerr Measufe

Truman’s Veto Kills Kerr Bill  For ‘Free Gas’   Friends Rebuffed In Action To Continue U.S. Controls

IN_INTEREST OF U.S.  Kerr Natural Gas Bill Is Vetoed By President

FINAL EDITION   No Chance Seen for Effort to Pass Bill Over Truman’s Veto

Natural Gas Measure Draws Veto  D..LtL...§6 67 ke lth,   Rayburn, Connally Rebuffed by Action Of Truman

He Asserts Kerr Bill Is Against National Interest  It Would Have Freed ‘Independent’ Owners From U.S. Reaulation

Truman Vetoes  Kerr Gas Bill   Claims Measure An Act Against Public Interest

Measure Would Rot Be In Nationa! Interest, He Says   Doesn't Object To ‘Reasonable Amendments’

Natural Gas Bill Turned Down In National Interest   Bill Split Congress; . Unlikely Lawmakers Will Try Repassage  Re IFRRV KORA

Controversial Natural Gas Bill Vetoed By Truman   Some of His Best Friends in Congress Rebuffed . by Act

CHIEF DECLARES ACTION WAS IN BEST INTEREST   Foes of Oklahoman’s Proposal  Appleud Truman—Back ers Unhappy

Action Averts Move To Stop FPC Controls   Many Democrats Expected Truman To Approve Act

Truman Vetoes Natural Gas Bill: Says It's Not in Public Interest

Measure Would Have Exempted Independent Producers From Federal Price Regulation  “Such an Action Would Not Be in National Interest,” President Declares — Bill Con-

Truman Vetoes Bill to Exempt Gas Producers   Kerr Measure Not In National Interest’, Requlation Necessary

Natural Gas Bill Vetoed By President   ‘Not In National Interest,’ Comments Trumen As He Acts

Action ‘Slaps’ Closest Aides   Bill Would Exempt Most Gas Producers

Foes Term  Measure a Profit Grab   Chief Executive Asserts Law Not In Public Interest

Iruman Velo Of Gas Bil Splits Party   Action Disappoints Rayburn, Other Key — Aides Who Backed It

Prospects For Override Seem Slight   Regulatory Right Needed, Truman Says

Continues Government Regulation   Says Bill Would Not Be in the National Interest.

Controversial Natural Gas Bill Vetoed   Measure Had Trumar On ‘Spot’ With Strong Party Men On Both Sides

Truman Vetoes  Controversial Kerr Gas Bill  Action Criticized   Action Criticized By Many Supporters Of Administration

Controversial Measure Is Turned Down by President; No Plans to Override Act

GA Bd  Truman Vetoes Kerr Natural Gas Measure   President Says Anti Control Bill Is Not ‘In National Interest’

Kerr Natural Gas Bill. Is Vetoed By President   ‘Not In National Interest,” He Comments  "Act Backed, Opposed By Close Friends

TRUMAN VETOES GAS BILL CALLED “URAB” BY FOES   Declares It Is Not in National Interest — Opponents Held It Would Cost Consumers Millions,   ATTEMPT TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT UNLIKELY   Controversial Measure Would Have Exempted Independent Producers From Price Regulation,

President Says Measure Not in National Interest   Goes Against Rep. Rayburn, Top Lieutenant in House

Kerr Gas Bill ‘Is Vetoed By The President   Truman Says “Its Passage  Would Not Be in the 2 National Interest

Top Party Aides Miffed At Decision; President Snubs Two-Way Salvo

COURT SPLIT ON WAR BRIDE OUSTER ORDER   National Security Test Supported By Tribunal

LOVER’S LANE THRILLER — Gunman, Frastrated In Holdup, Kidnaps Girl From St. Paul Car

Man Accused of-Abducting Girl After Hold-Up Fails Captured in Minnesota

British Await ‘The Mudlark’  Roval Family to See ‘Bloody’ U. S. Victoria

Jet Pilot Dies To Save Crowd  Dallas Air Guardsman Killad in frach

Phone Strike Talks Snagged  Western Electric Co. Refuses To Attend

Three Injured In 5 Accidents In The Valley   Two Drivers Charged Following Mishaps Saturday Night

State Rent Law To Get Court of Appeals Ruling   Landlords Call Control Act ‘Exercise of Police Power’

Folsom Sets Vote Boards  Investigation   Committee Formed To Check Reports Veterans Denied Right To Register

Local Forecast   Three Plans To Apportion State Read v   Legislature Opens Fifth Special Session Of Year Tuesday

Gatttehecy Steris for Hane ladda AR hE ia  Red Spy Bids Chilly Farewell to Tadith

Gubitchev Off To  Unknown Welcome  Gets Kiss From Wife, Wichos Judith Luck

Gubitchev and Wife in Affectionate Reunion; Red Spy Wishes Judy “Luck’

NEW BROOKLYN YOUTH GANG KIDNAP GIRLS AT DANCES   “Be-Boppers” Have Unusual Clothes, Freak Haircuts

3 Miners Killed in Fall of Slate   Bodies of Two Recovered; Hunt for Third a West Virginia Shaft.

$4 Million in Bids On Highway Work Set for April 28  Most Projects to be On Supplementary

Returns to Allentown.   Jap Communists Make Attack on U.S. Troops

Search Area. Otf Island  Near Sweden  Object Is Sighted BR. Ghse Olli nen.

Search Planes Continue Hunt For Navy Fliers   New Reports Send Rescue Craft To Coast Of Sweden

New Report Of Wreckage Sours Hunt   U. S. Search Craft Hunting Off Coast Of Swedish Island For Missing Plane

New Report of Plane Wreckage Floating in Baltic Sea Changes Locale of U. §. Search

Search For U.S. Plane Switches To New Area   German Ship Tells Of Wreckage Found Floating In Baltic

NEW REPORT OF SIGHTING PLANE   Wreckage Spotted Off Swe dish Isle May Be That Of U. S. Croft

2 Ships Sight Plane Wreck In Baltic Sea   Reds Say Lost Plane Same One That Fired On Russian Aircraft

New Wreckage Sighted In Area Of Plane Search  . S. Aircraft Spur Lookout For Ship Lost Over Baltic

Navy Craft Object Of Big Search   Survivors Might End U.S.-Red Tiff

OFFICER SAYS WRECKAGE SIGHTED   Reds Hint It May Be Ship Involved In Shooting   Urges Arming Of All U. S. Planes On Patrol Duty Near Soviet Borders

SPUR SEARCH FOR MISSING AIRMEN   GERMAN FREIGHTER REPORTS WRECKAGE NEAR SMALL ISLAND

» WRECKAGE —  Ne ew Clue Checked i in Plane Hunt   RUSSIANS CALL -FLIERS SPIES —

ae Steamer Reports ‘Object’   Search Craft Move To Swedish Island; Hopes Are Boosted

Find No Trace of Lost Plane   Navy Craft Missing in Baltic Sea Area

New “Tip” Spurs Navy Plane Searel  German Ship Reports Sighting of Wreckage In New Baltic Area

Plane Search Pushed After Clue Sighted   German Ship Officer Reports Cabin Seen Floating In Baltic

Steamer Sighs Plane Wreckage  . Navy Widens Search  For Crew In Baltic

German Steamer Reports Seeing Plane Wreckage In Baltic Sea Monday

Search Pressed For U.S. Plane Down in Baltic  Pravda Says U. S. “Spies Were Taught  BDeamaul nmananmnt

   U.S. Search Craft   U. S. Search Craft Hunting Off Coast Of Swedish Island For Missing Plane

Hope Is Raised For Plane Lost After Red Shots   Wreckage Reported Seen in Baltic Sea Near Trouble Zone

Report Heard Of Debris in Swedish Area   New Search in Vicinity Of Oeland Launched as Result of Steamer’s Story of Wreckaae

New Report O1 Plane Spurs Baltic Search  German Steamer   German Steamer Says Wreckage Of Craft Is Sighted

Wreckage Ups Hopes In Search   Reds Admit They Think Missing Craft One They Shot At

First Mate Of German Ship Brings Report   Says Wreckage Sighted In Baltic On Last Sunday  eee ee ee ee ee

NO SIGNS SEEN OF PLANE SURVIVORS   Search Continues; Objects in Baltic Boxes for Fish

Electrical Firms Get New Pay Hike Demand   Two Unions In Struggle For Control, Both To Seek Pension, Welfare Plans

Four Big Electrical Companies Due  To Face Pension, Pav Boost Demand:

Big Electrical Companies Facing Demands for Pensions. Wave Boost:   2 000 Laid Off

Top Electrical Companies To Hear Demands   300,000 Workers to Ask Wage Boosts, Welfare And Pension Benefits

Rival Union Demands Due   Four Big Electrical Companiies On Lists

Electric Firms To Face Strike Threats Soon  CIO Workers Demar iaher Wanee And   CIO Workers Demand Higher Wages And Pension Plans

Electrical Union To Ask Pensions Of $125 Monthly   Four Big Companies To Get Demands Of 300,000

Senate Rejects Move to Slash U. §. Farm Props   Republican Effort For Cut Back Defeated By a 50 to 18 Vote

—AIR F FORCE TRAINING— N o Additional Help To Be Asked Of Colleges —

2,000 Persons Homeless As Wind-Fanned Flames Roar Over Quebec City   Blaze Breaks Out Again After Being Brought Under Control Thrasateninge New Sectian Of Town

Wage Law Into Effect Jan. 25  Change Will Mean Boos? for’ 1,500,000

New Law on Wage-Hour in Effect Soon  Boosts Minimum  To 75 Cents.

New Minimum Pay Law Takes Effect On January 25   Labor Leaders Begin Calling For Boost to $1

Republicans Provide Sounding Board for Gov. Williams by Censure Attempt

Move Against  /Ex-Reds Asked   Hold Vanderbilt, Browder For Congress Contempt, ls Recommendation

Red Probers May Cite Pair For Contempt   Senators Yote Monday on Request of Counsel

Beachheads in Korea Linked by Lightning Drive   First Cavalry, Seventh Division Units Close Last Gap at Changji

Units Are Joined To Unite Fronts   Surprised Infantry, Tanks Meet In Field

‘North and South U. N. Forces Link Up ‘In the Tiny Walled Town of Changji

Yank Columns Make Junction  At Changji   Tank-Paced American Spearhead Drives 106 Miles in 12 Hours—  Enemy Block Smashed

First Cavalry Links With 7th Div. Af Chanji   Spearhead; Almost . Fired On By Gis

Link Up Made To Surprise Of Soldiers   Tank and Small Band Are First To Shake Hands On Sept. 26

North, South Troops Link Up In Tiny Chanii   Seventh Division Doughboys Join Up With Ist Cavalry

President Warns USSR Against New Aggression   Determined To Halt Communism’s Spread At Any Cost

3 lowans Die in Marengo Smash  Week-end Traffic Toll Five in State

Gen. Clay to Call Practice Blackouts Air Raid Alerts in N. Y. State

A-Bomb Targets In State Mapped   Secret Outline Selects Three Types Of Areas

SENATE ACTION THIS YEAR UNCERTAIN   President Truman Urges Four Billion Dollar Annual Tax Levy on Profits — Sec, of Treasury Opens Hearings with 78 Per Cent Tax Suggestion.

House To Act On Profit Tax   Senate Balloting This Year Uncertain

Two Safes At High School Blown; $21.50 Cash Missing  Levelland Thuac Uce “Nitro”

Renee renee ee nee emmmmmnaemmneemmnn aaa Two Safes At High School Blown; $21.50. Cash Missing  Tavelland Thugs Use “Nitro”

AVERT A WALKOUT   Premier Bidault Orders Draft of Public Utility  Workers   STRIKE IS SCHEDULED

Bidualt Moves To Halt Big French Strike   Draft of 100,000 Public Utility Workers Ordered

FRANCE MOVES TO AVERT A WALKOUT   Premier Bidault Orders Draft of Public Utility   Workers   STRIKE IS SCHEDULED

PREMIER ORDERS PUBLIC UTILITY PROUP DRAFTED   Effort Made To Avoid National Walkout While Communist Transportation Strike Ties Up Paris Systems.

France Using Draft To Block Walkout Of Utility Workers   Refusal To Work Can Now Mean Loss Of Jobs, Fines And Prison Terms; Strike Called Far I sat Midnicht.

latform Writers for Major Parties Are ndecided About Specific Tax Program

No Pa. GOP Ta Program is Seen   Republican Leader Says Tax Program Would be Dynamite »

A. F. Elsea, Educator and Author, Dies   Funeral Saturday for Former Director of Flementary Schools

25-Cent Boost Due On Soft Coal  Consumers May Pay 15 Cents Of Increase

ALTOONA WILL HELP TO RING FREEDOM BELL   Time of 12.03 Noon Tuesday Is Set for World-wide Ob. servance.

Snion Leaders Await Summons to White House Fer Another in Round of Conferences   TOKEN STRIKES CALLED

Rail Strike Will Hamper Steel Output   Coal and Iron Ore Shipments Would Be Halted by Walkout

Token Strikes Ordered As a  Strategic Move   Union Leaders Hint Talk at White House

THIRD ADAMS FAIR TO OPEN TUESDAY   Annual Event Will Continue Through Saturday—Judging Will Begin Wednes day Morning

CHINESE REDS JOIN DEBATE OVER FORMOSA   Nationalist Veto Try Stymied By Jebb

Red Threat in Indo-China May Force Democracies Into Further Action as Korean Crisis Nears End —

Korean War Just About Over, But In Indo-China, French Face Peril

{eds Pushing Nationalists lowly Back   Invaders Near Capital Of Hainan Island: Move Ahead

Chinese Nationalists Say Early Victory Claim Was Premature; Reds Reach Outskirts of Hoihow

NATIONALISTS’ VICTORY STORY IS INCORRECT   Loss Would Be Blow Te Chinese Position On Strategic Island

Six Meet Death As Truck Crushes Car After Wreck   All In Car Dead, Driver of the Truck Critically Hurt

Steel-Laden Truck Crushes Car, 6 Die  Missourians Victims Of Kendallville Crast

Missouri Car Rams Truck; Six Are Dead   Another Not Expected To Live; Auto Crushed Under Load of Steel

Truck-Auto Crash Upstate Kills Six  Steel Cargo Crashes Car and Occupants  West of Kendallville

BRITAIN URGES REARMAMENT   Ruling Party Tries To Convince Pacific Members Of Necessity

Plea For Arms Urged In Britain   Labor Party Begins Its Arms Campaign

British Pushing Rearmament  Brive To Convince: Pacifists Of Need

Campaign Against Russia . British Open Drive ~ To Alter Pacifist:

Cement Men Will Cooperate   After Talk With Cox Manufacturers Agree To Make Course Grind For Road Test Strins

Father of Four Slain; Victim’s  Wife Attacked   Killing Takes Place Ir ‘Lover’s Lane’; Mar Seized, Another Sought

Detroit's “Grand Prize Baby” Is Son Of A Neqro Father And A White Mother

Radiation Detection Instrument Developed for Atomic War Use Costs Only $10 or $15

5 see, RADIATION DETECTION   DEVICE EQUIPPED WITH   tp aAEEIC LIGHT COLORS

Flying Saucers Back in the News; Dramatic Report from New Mexico

Flying Saucer Stories Just 4 Will Not Stay Down; Weathe: Observer Tells the Latest

Supreme Court to Hear Suit Against Lake County Club   Lausche Directs Action In State’s War on Mounds Organization

UALVESTON GETS NOHES     HOMES INUNDATEI   Water More Than Three Feet Deep in 16-Block Business District After Nine-Hour Downpour,   DPRENCHING IS WORST SINCE 1900 HURRICANE   “0 Injuries or Loss of Life Reported—Stores Flooded, Damage Placed at S100.000,

Worst Flood in 30 Years Hits In Galveston   Rain Measures 14.21 Inches, Just Short of All-Time 24-Hour Record Tides Running High

Great Rain In Galveston Is Heaviest In 50 Years   Over 14 Inches Of Rain Falls In 24 Hours; City Counts Damage At More Than $400. 000

Heaviest Fall in 50 Years Galveston gets 14-inch Rain  Relmweel Ptbce Cenmemane Cambasl Bac’ feamboce

Biggest Rain In 50 Years   Flat Island Several Feet Deep In Water For Hours, No Lives Lost

GALVESTON HIT BY HARD RAIN; > NONE INJUREL   Biggest Deluge in 50 Yeors Couses $400,000 Damage = To Texas Resort

[4-Inch Deluge Hits Galveston  Business Area Under Water. After Worst Rain in 50 Years’

Galveston Soaked By 14-Inch Deluge   No Lives Lost In Biggest Island Rain Since Hurricane Of 1900

Galveston Emerges From Record Flood  Damage from Deluge Estimated $400,000

Deluge of Rain Hits Texas City   Resort Flooded. Demaze  Over $1,000,000

} No One Reported Killed Or Injured In City’s Worst Drenching Since Hurricane Of 1900; Estimates Damage At A Million Dollars

City Makes A Quick Recovery From ‘Lake’  - Damage Estimate  f. &f awasede bin   Damage Estimate Is Lowered; No Lives Lost

WATERLOO FisMPsSBati BERK.   TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIE!   Sales, Gas, Car Taxes Ge: $115,000,000

UN TroopsClose in on Pyongyang   Korean War Over in Matter of Weeks Military Men Fiaure

Out To Give Reds First ‘Licking’ _   Artillery Sprays Roads, Valleys,  Harrving Reds oe ol

Determined To Give Reds First Licking  North Koreans rt _ye._ is oe   North Koreans Believed Forming For New Attack

Half Million Chinese Reds Mass For Attack  Concentrations In _. 94 Manr Pranvam =

500,000 Reds May Advance At Any Hour   U.N. Forces Prepared To Deal Punishing Blows to Invaders

Allied Planes Pound Enemy Staging Areas   Trv to Put Offensive Off-Balance Before It  Starts: Patrols Active

Allied Troops Confident Advancing Enemy Forces Not To Find Going Easy   Communists Believed Ready For Push First Expected Christmas Eve; More Than Million Reds Gathered For Battle

Chinese Formed for Attack Bombed Around the Clock   UN Forces Sit Tight Awatting Attack Momentarily   Canada Calis Back Its Contingent te Korea   Crnr ppanrrTriny

Continuous Air Blows Aimed At Keeping Foe Off Balance; UN Army Ready for Attack

Planes Hammer Targets Behind New Battlefront   Troop Concentrations, Tanks And Supply Lines Hit To Keep Enemy Off-Balance; New Allied Commander Takes Over

Half-Million Chinese Ready For Big Drive   Around-The-Clock Air Blows Hit  Troop Concentrations In North

U.N. Orricers Confident Line Wil Be Held   Half-Million Enemy Troops Drawn Up Above 38th Dp. .wallel far Push

Enemy Attack Plans Develop   State Physicians, Police Map Programs

Asks Raising of Fund to  Manufacturer Says  Foes of Communism Shauld Reanl VAs nob

Report Made On State Fire   Gov. MeMath Makes Principal Address “At Meeting

Report Made On State Fire Meeting  p Gov, McMath Make:   Gov. McMath Make: Principal Address At Meeting

Probe Plane Crash Fatal To 33 Guardsmen  National Guard Plane Disaster

TAKES 33 LIVES   Dead includo 30 Blembers of Tennessee National Guard — Flames Domolish Transport Which Orashes in Timberland Near Myrtle Beach, S.C.

National Guard Plane Crashes: Death Toll 33   Accident Follows Maneuvers Held By Tennessee Guardsmer

Senators Ask Profits Levy Start in 195]   Immediate Tax Rejected; Stop-Gap Hike to Pay For War Rushed

EXPOSE OF AMERICAN SHIPMENTS TO CHINA   Senate Summons Exporters  For New Investigation   OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY

New Campaign Sores Avoided By Republicans  Michigan Candidate: Get Unity Advice

McNutt Uranium Firm Scrutinized  Stock Issue Brings Action in New York

Caution Rules Busy Highways  Traffic Death Toll Drops In Michigan

Nation’s Output Nears Goal Truman Once Set for 1955   Wage-Price Controls by Spring Seen

Production In U.S. Nears  Truman’s Goal   Upsurge Reported By CommerceAgency Growth Is Rapid

Output Of Nation Nears °55 Goal   U. S. Production Is Still Growing

LALSCHE POINTS TO POOR CONSERVATION METHODS  Link Strip Minine, Census Decreases

New Castle Hails Vet As Hero   Helps To Save 50 As Flames Sweep Apartment House

Prevents Major Disaster by Saving 50 Tenants  War Vet Is Hero in Apartment House Fire

Accused Man Admits Wounding  Arraignment Set For   Arraignment Set For Today At War

MICHIGAN BELL HEARINGS SET   Final Series On Rate Hike Plea Scheduled To Begin Jan. 23

Detroiter Dead in Rail Wreck   Passenger Rams Into Freight; Five Hurt

FIVE DROWN IN NEBRASKA FLASH FLOOD   Car Swept Off Highway; 13. Inch Rain Causes Millions Damaae.

Downpour Brings Flood In Midwest; Five Dead, Property Damage Heavy

Showers Reported Over Flood Areas   ‘Midwestern Storm Damage Estimated In Millions

REY. R. C. SCHIEBEL HAS ACCEPTED CALL   Will Become Pastor Of Trinity Arendtsville-Flohr’s Lutheran Charge Sunday After Easter

 Vieeting In London  Atlantic Pact Nations Begin iSindying New Defense Set-Up

_ Countries Spurred By Korean Crisis ety AD TENTi@ ¢2.A WU aABignw

12 Nations To Work on Bic Agenda   Atlantic Pact Members Will Review Plans to Bolster Defenses of West   Has Five Tasks   Council Will Create Balanced Force Based in Europe

N 12 Aflantic Pact Nations To Meet Teccday To Mav New Defense Effort:

Atlantic Pact Nations Set To Chart Defenses  _U.S. Calls For Quick Action To Reinforce Western Allied Front

LONDON MEETING OPENS TUESDAY Pact Nations Spur Plans For Defense

Atlantic Pact Program Speed Urged by U. S.   Will Get to Work Tuesday on 5-Point Defensive Agenda

Atlantic Pact Nations Meet   Will Plan Program To Bolster Defenses Against Communism

12 Atlantic Pact Nations To Meet Tuesday To Map New Defense Efforts

Senate To Aci On Oleo Tax Repeal Bill  Discussion To Onen Wednesday

Top Red in U.S. Ts Sent To Prison   Dennis Jailed. in Contempt Case Despite Appeal On Other Chorae:

Red Chie  Dennis  ls Jailed   Starts Year Term > On Contempt Count

A Gun-  A Gun-- --ihemr Only Vossessiol Filthy Young Americans With Fear In Their Eyes Straggle To Rear Lines

Hungry, Battle-Weary GIs Too Tired Even To Eat, Reporter At Front Says

6 RUSSIAN-MADE PLANES DOWNED   Jet Fighters Credited With Tagging Three, Mustangs Others

H-Bomb May Boomerang on U. S.   America More Vulnerable Than Russia, Scientist Declares

RUSSIA, TOO, WILL HAVE Ef  U.S. May Never Stockpile Dread Hydrogen Bomb

Machine Gunner Who Lost Arm in Korea Fighting Tells of Atrocities

Al Jolson, First Singer in Movies, Died Last Night   Famed for ‘Sonny Boy”; Entertained Soldiers . of Thrae Ware

Tydings Is Victor In Maryland Race   Wiley Counted Upon To Win In Wisconsin Primary

Tydings Wins In Maryland; Wiley Favored   Last of Primary Elections Holds Political ‘Spot’

NOMINATION WON BY SEN. TYDINGS   Gets Nod of Maryland  Democratic Voters

Sen. Wiley Rated Excellent Chance To Be Renominated In Wisconsin Primary

See Wiley As Winner In Wisconsin   Incumbent Opposed By Businessman in Bid for Renomination

GOP Counting On Sen. Wiley; Tydings Winner  Maryland-Sen nator For Fifth Ter

Wiley Victory  Is Predicted:  Tydings Winner Maryland Senator  Sweeps Party Vote On McCarthy Issue

Wiley Is E Expected To Win Primary; Tydings- Is Vietor   Butler Might Be Oppeneni  fer Maryland Senator; Massachusetts Is  tn) Plelpre

U. §. Plans All-Out Aid to South Asia  Arms and Economic Relief Recommended

U.S. Plans Aid at Once  For Asians   - UL SiSldlis  State Dept. Allots $60,000,000 for  Aeme Tui5J. Ul.

U. S. Weighs ~ Sharing Bomb   Military Authorities Discuss Question of Arming North Atlantic Countries With A-Weapon in Order to Strenathen Defenses Against Russia.   ARGUMENTS PRO AND CON   Southeast Asia to Receive Immediate Help From U. S

PROMPT S. E. ASIA AID PLAN OF U.S.   Webb Says $60,000,00¢ For Economic Help Is Recommended

Drawn-Out FEPC Fight Will Get First Test in Senate Vote Tomorrow

Two Life Terms Is Penally for Murder of Aunt   Orval Underwood, 21,  Is Sentenced to Prison In WMassustt Teial

CHURCHILL URGES TALK WITH STALIN   CALLS FOR BIG THREE PARLEY TO BRING ABOUT AN EAST-WEST TRUCE.

Churchill Asks New Big Three Peace Attempt   Wartime Prime Minister Urges Another Parley On Highest Level

CHURCHILL URGES NEW BIG 3 TALK   Says Christian Men Should Not Close the Door

Churchill Wants New Truce Talk  Will Call Big Three   Will Call Big Three Conference If Conservatives Win.

Churchill Asks New Truce Try   Big Three Conference Suggested To. Iron Out Hatreds

Premier Attlee Saw No Reason A Year Ago For Inviting Stalin And Truman To London

Churchill Urges Big Three Talks To End Hatred:   Leader Of Conservatives _ Stresses Foreign Topics  In Election Speech

Congressional Leaders Back Truman Actior   Political Differences Fade Before Move to Check Communists

Solons Back President   Quick to Praise Firm U. S. Policy Against Red Korea

Congress in Full Support   GOP Solon Calls on All Americans ta Back Truman Also

Agree to Stop Britain to Claiming Cold Stick to Pool Pills Are Cure Statement

The Greate: ate st Story  Jesus Cures The Sick, Draws Multitudes To See And Hear HimTalk

The Greatest Story Ever Told’ Jesus’ Healing Feats  Convince Throngs

WORLD GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH LAW OVER GLOBE IS HELD GREATEST NEED TODAY

GOP Heads Meet For Slate-Making   Seek Gubernatorial Running Mate for  Governor Duff

Duff Leaders Meet to Choose Running Mate.  Governor Reported Favoring Judge Fine Ac Rect Candidate 

Higher Federal Budget, Higher Taxes Seen   Partial Mobilization Program Responsible

SACRIFICES NECESSARY ARMY SECRETARY SAYS   “Our Entire Way Of Life”? May Be Affected, Pace Declares

Mobilization Might Affect Way Of Livine   Pace Warns Of Difficult Period Ahead For Americans

PROGRESSIVES T0 STRIKE TUESDAY   WILL CUT STATE'S OUTPUT OF COAL 10 ABOUT 5 PER CENT

WALKOUT — ~ IS SET FOR TUESDAY   Strike by Progressive Union Will Choke Off Virtual" ly All Coal Production i in State.   ADDS 10,000 TO MINE STRIKE ROLL   Union Serves Five-Day Notice on Operators After Eight Months Negotiation on Contract. ©.

TUESDAY   Strike by Progressive Union Will Choke Off Virtually All Coal Production in State.   ADDS 10,000 TO MINE STRIKE ROLL   Union Serves Five-Day Notice on Operators After Eight Months Negotiation on Contract.

To Quit Work at Midnight Next Tuesday   Walkout Comes Afte! Negotiations for New Contract Fail

LOCAL WEATHER  OBSERVATIONS  AT ROWM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA.  FOR 84-HOUR PERIOD ENDING 8 A. m™.   Temperature Readings   Hourly Vemperatures

Enemy Still Holds Bridgehead 15 Miles Wes of Taejon, but Stiffening Yank Resist ance Blocks Efforts to Extend Gains— Heavy Losses Inflicted on Communist as They Try to Leap Stream.

Invaders Hold First Foothold Over River   Communist Forces Suffer Heavy Losses In Attempts To Plant New Bridqeheads

Arms-fo-Europe Program Is Now Put into Effect   Agreement Signed With U. S. by Eight Overseas Allies

U.S. To Pay Billion For Defense Plan  Truman To O. K. Master Program

Eight Nations Agree To Terms After Long Delay   France Will Get Biggest Portion Of Military Aid

Allies Sign Agreements  On Defense   Flow Of American Weapons To Europe Scheduled To Begin

West Allies Sign Arms Aid Program   8 European Nations To Share In Billion In American Help

New Push May Ease Pressure In Taejon Area   General Dean Unreported More Than 24 Hours

Pushes Reds From Rail  Senter In pele Battle   Taejon Entirely Abandoned

U.S. Negro Unit Takes Rail Center      MacArthur Declares Loss of Taejon of No Significance

Negro Infantry Powers Attack On Rail Center   Battered 24th Division Digs In To Await Rec Flanking Assaults:

Yechon Taken By U. S.   American Negroes Capture Central Korean Front City.  But 24th Flees  To New Lines

U.S. Negro Troops Get In Fighting   American Forces Near Taejon Are Setting Up New Line

Seize Yechon Afier 16-Hour Battle, Bul Americans Lose Taejon.-Allied Shins Blast Communications Center.

U. S. Negro GI’s Push Korea Reds Out of Rail Key   Yechon, in Central Sector, € aptured After Blazing‘16-Hour Battle in First Reported Combat Action of Unit; Vietory Hints U. 8. Power Is Buildine Up

American Negro lnfantrymen Knock Communist Troops Out Of Important Railroad Center

Negro Troops Take Yechon; Taejon Falls   Allied Ships Blast Reds Driving On Yank Beachhead

Negro Infantrymen Knock Reds Out of Korean Rail Center   Yanks Retreat From Flaming Taejon to Gain New Positions

AMERICAN NEGRO INFANTRY HURL REDS FROM YECHON BUT HS. RETREATS FROM TAEJON

16-Hour Battle Finds Yank Troops Winning   Buddies to Southwest Retreat From Flaming Taejon Today

Estimate Tlie Gaming Take  At 12 Billion   City Officials May Get Names On Racing News

Former Utican Dies in California  Vern Hart Was Well Known Snvnortsman.

Eight Killed  Tn. Accidents  Seven lowahs . Die In Traffic: Wrecks

Allied Commission OrdersLiquidation Of Big Steel Trusts   Six German. Cosnpanies Must Cease. Operating Ovtober 1; Pfants io Continue

Steel Trusts in Ger many to  Be Liquidated   Orders Effective Sept. 30 Decreed  By Commission

Only Faint Hope Seen for Allison fo Win Nomination   Hennings Seems to Have Lead Absentee Ballots Can‘t Overcome.

Ailisori Retains Only Faint Hope For Nomination   With 26 Precincts Left, Hennings is Ahead by 4,446

Truman Choice Trails In Vote   Hennings Holds Big Margin In Missouri Primary

Allison Has Faint Hope For Victory   Hennings Virtually Nominated With 26 Precincts Still Out

Sharp Note ‘To Greece >   Government Told to Clean House If They Want More U. S: Aid

Grady Talks Tough To Greek Premier   Tells Venizelos Confidence In Basie for Any Help From U. 8.

Greece Given U. S. Warning   Only Government With Public Confidence Will Get Help From U. S.

Greek Government Must Win Public Confidence, U.S. Ambassador Warns

OPENING NIGHT SHOW VIEWED BY BIG CROWD   Judging of 1,850 Exhibits, Cattle Continuing Today

Annexation Vote Slated Tomorrow  Forest Lawn Citizens Decide Issue At Polls

Morse Is Easy Oregon Winne:  Senator Rolls Up Big Maiority in Election

Alabama Joins” States in Fight Against Truman   Kisenhower Expected t Be Centerpiece of Political Revolt: Seek Committee Posts.

Price Supports On Wheat Are Delayed   Agriculture Secretary Not To Act Until Conaress Grants More Funds

2 SD ee ee ere  Oregon Fi olks Stull Haven't Figured Out What It Is but [t's Interesting

~ Oregon Folks Stull Havent Figured Out What It Is but it’s Interesting

FACES ARREST IN SHOOTING   Swear - Out: Warrant For Night Watchman Who: - Shot Youth —

Western Europe Has Fears Eased   Agreement Between Tru man And Attlee Lessens Avorehension.

Temperatures   Tank-Tipped Units Push Yanks From Outposts; New Enemy Bid Looms

1S RUSSIA READY?—No. 5  Spread of U.S. A-Bomb Stocks Held Key to War

Reds Drive 2 Miles On Northern Front   Invaders Over-Run Kigye in Pohang Sector; American Outpost Pushed Back in South; New Thrust Seen

Korean Reds Gain Ground On 2 Fronts   Full-Scale Attack May Be in Making, © U.N. Officers Believe

Shifted Red Units Gain  Two Miles on Northeast End of Korean Warfront

Kigye Falls Despite U. S. Navy Gunfire   24-hour Pounding by Warships Fails to Balk Foe's Drive

Britain Still Will Receive U.S. Dollars  Marshall Plan Out,   Marshall Plan Out, But Armament Aid To Be Stepped Up

New Highways Programmed By State Group  Highway 4 Work Included In 195] Proiects

SNOW IS FORECAST   Kansas Was One of Coldest. Spote in Nation Yesterday

The Last 24 Hours   Western Strategy Adopted To Meet Red U.N. Moves

West Agrees  On Strategy In UN Crisis   Ready To Block Any “Bombshell  By Russian Malik

Funeral Rites For Mrs. Herbert Seitz are Held Here Thursday Afternoon

Truman May Deliver Plea for World Peace in United Nations Speech Tuesday on U. N. Day

Indochina Door Opened By Commies   Truman To Address UN Tuesday  ‘Peace Plea Prepared

Truman Due For Talk Before U. N.   Expected to Ask World Etfort Toward Peace

Truman Set To Repeat , Peace Pleas   Address to UN Complicated by World’s Unrest

TRUMAN PEACE - APPEAL FORECASI   SPEECH BEFORE U. N. EXPECTED TO_AVOID CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECTS.

Truman May Offer Peace Piea to World   President Probably Will Deliver New World Peace Plea to United Nations Assembly

President Expected to Deliver New Plea for World Peace Before United Nations Tuesday

‘Truman Readies Peace Plea to ‘United Nations   Second World Appeal Will Be Delivered on Tuesday

“House Cleaning” Of Communists In Federal Government Urged By Legion

State Legion Hears Reports  ‘On Korean War Strickler, Griffith, Myers, Duff Are

Urges Legion To Demand Govt. Kick Out Reds  Would Be Big Step. Toward Security, Says Lt. Gov. Strickler

12 Pact Powers Study Strength Of  Political Defenses   Atlantic Treaty Ministers Face Task of Balancing Funds, Defense Needs

lax Writers Refuse Hike In TV Levy   Truman’s Request Turned Down; Postal Rate Increase Draws Fire

‘Time Gap’ Our Greatest Weakness, Baruch Says ‘Ready To Go’  _ Mobilization Plan Is Urged  po. TH ee ne ae ~

Peace To War Time Gap Held Gravest Peril   Noted Financier Wants America Ready When: War Starts

TIME GAP IS BIGGEST PERIL SAYS BARUCH   Noted Adviser Wants Nation on Program  Of Ready-to-Go

INSIDE READING   Baruch Pleads for ‘Automatic’ US War Mobilization Program

Baruch Views ‘Time Gap’ In Preparation For War  As ‘Grave Peril’ To U. S.   Financier Urges ‘Ready To Go’ Mobilization Plan Claims Soviets Have Not Forgotten Delay In Convertine Outout For Conflict

Reds in Unstoppable Numbers Thrown at American Front   New Anti-Tank Rifle of North Koreans Penetrates More Than Inch of Armor

Ko-Reds Storm U. 5. Lines in ‘Hordes’ After Fierce Exchange of Shelifire

Soviet Road Blocks Over   Barrier’s Erection — Laid To Smuggling

Russians Liff Blockade on German Trucks   Reds Say ‘Little Blockade Imposed to Stop Illicit Smuggling; Guards Open Gates to Berlin

Soviets Say ‘Baby Blockade’ Imposed To Stop Smuggling   Two Weeks Of Slow-Down Traffic Tactics End Ae Russian GCuarde Qnen Wide Zonal Frontier

Russians Drop  Baby Blockade   Soviet Abruptly Throws Off Restriction After Two-Week Slowdown

Russians Drop  Little Blockade   Say It Was Used in Fight Against Smugeling

RUSSIANS LIFT BERLIN BLOCKADE   i ; REDS SAY TRUCKS WERE  SLOWED DOWN AY FRONTIER  TO-COMBAT SMUGGLING. 

PEACE TREATY AWAITED  Mac 70 Years Old Today: Son’s Present Tops List

Undercover Agent Says Wallace Made Bid for Communist Political Support

Cyetic Says He Was Approached By Aspirant For President Durins Campaien tT 1948

Larson Hints Liquor Drive  Complaints Against 7 City Councils Cited

YUGOSLAVS GET BEHIND TITO IN HEAVY VOTING   Premier Given Pat on Back for His Fight with RussianLed Cominform

Tito Scores Heavily In Yugoslav Vote   Unopposed Dictator, Battling Soviet, Get: 95 Per Cent Backing

At Least 724 Killed Over Holiday  545 Persons Lose Lives in   545 Persons Lose Lives in Traffic Accidents

Holidays’ Dead Spirals to 725   Texas Weekend Deaths Lead Nation’s Grim Total With 94

725 Persons Die Tragic Deaths In Holiday Weekend   Traffic Mishaps Take Toll Of 546 Lives; 100 Above  Council’s Estimate

Holiday Death Total Hits 7 (24   Violence Claims 04 Lives in Texas

724 ARE KILLED IN NATION OVER O-DAY HOLIDAY   Traffic Accidents Take 515 Lives, More Than 100 Above Number to Die a Year Ago.   TOLL IS TERMED “A BLACK CHRISTMAS”   Texas Leads With 47 Fatalities —- High on List Are California, Winois and New York.

High Death Tol Makes Xmas Black in U.S.   Traffic Crashes Take 546 Lives Over Weekend

Germans See Return Soon Of Gestapo  By Russians   Traffic Slowdowns Easing, Might Be Abandoned Shortly

NEW GESTAPO ORGANIZED IN FAST GERMANY   Secret State Police Sys tem Designed To Protect Communism

Gestapo Is Returning to Eastern Germany; This Time, It Will  Be Used to Protect Communism

Story Of Mail Holdup Is Hoax  Driver Shoots Holes In Truck Himself

. * ris tg _ Mail Truck Driver’s Heroism:  During Holdup Revealed Hoax

lurricane. Forms .  ear Virgin Isles  Reported as Gulf” Coast Clears Damage

12 CANDIDATES IN - THECITY ELECTION   Voters Will Also Cast Ballots on Changing Form of Government

12 CANDIDATES IN THE CITY ELECTION   Voters Will Also Cast Ballots on Changing Form of Government   TO THE POLLS APRIL 4

FIVE ILLINOIS TROOPERS FIRED   CHARGED IN THEFT FROM SLOT MACHINES CONFISCATED IN RAID

lowa to Test Brannan Plar   Four State Primaries Hold Political Limelieht

Next 48 Hours May Bring Taegu Decision   Amorican Troops and Planes Smash Back Communists Fourth Straight Night But _Red Buildup On North Front Goes On

Man Charged With Plotting Death of Wife, Children Refuses Lawyer

TO JUDGE CLOTHING   4-H Club Girls Will Partici pate in Prelude to Fair on Friday

AV JUUUL ULV ET  4-H Club Girls Will Participate in Prelude to Fair on Friday

Business Group Urges Big Excise Tax Slash   Would Add Billion To Cut Favored By House

$2.4 Billion Tax Reduction Urged  Industrial Spokesmen Say Cut Approved in House Is Not Enough

Industries Urge  Sharper Tax Cuts Claim Excise Levy Slash Not Enough

Larger Tax Cut Asked   Industry Leaders Say Net Result Would Be Increase to Governmen!

First Duty To Hagerstown  H. L. Mills Withdraws From GOP Senate Race

Senatorial Primary Race Now Between Markey And Butler   TYDINGS’ OPPOSITION IS REDUCED TO TWO

Sudden Thrust Is Described By U. S. 8th Army As “The Most Serious Threat To the U.N.”

19 Slightly Hurt In PRR Wreck   Passenger Train Runs Through Open Switch Hits Engine Tender

EAST TEXAS’ OIL OUTPUT TO INCREASE   Operation On Same Schedule As Other Fields Approved

National Death Toll Below Feared Total      Only 269 Traffic¥atalitics Un to Noon; Tonight May Be Worst

But Yanks Expect New Red Drive   30,000 Commies May Start Push On Taecu Soon

Third Red Drive Broken But UN Forces Get Set for Maior Push Toward Taequ

Amerieans Regain Kumhwa: Reds Set ‘To Open New Drive   U.S. Marines and Infantrymen Mopping Up In Changnyong Sector; North Korean Army Masses 50,000 and Prepares New Offensive

U.S. Forces Erase Communist Bridgehead On Naktong River  U. N. Troops, Despite Victories, Get Set For New Red Drive On Taegu

Americans Erase Red Bridgehead On Naktong River In One Of The Bloodiest Battles Of The War

South Korean Troops Claim Major Victory  Pea IO Ug an COLON ARON TE TG

UN Forces Ready For Red Drive   Many Communist Dead Counted In Fight For Two Minor Hills.

Allies Prepare For New Drive  U. S. Marines, Infantrymen Mop Up   U. S. Marines, Infantrymen Mop Uy After Wioine Out Bie Red Bulge

Invader Forces Lose  1,350 Dead In Fight With Yanks For Hill   United Nations Forces Get Set For New Enemy Push Despite Terrific Mauling Give: Foe; Threat Now In Chinju-Masan Areas

Gls Wipe Out Commie Bulge  Along Naktong   Marines and Infantry Mopping Up 12,000-Man Enemy Bridgehead, South Koreans Claim Major Victory On East Coast

South Koreans Rout 30,000 North Of Pohang; Americans Sctine ‘One  Of Greatest Kills Of War’ In South

‘umhwa_ Recapturec as Reds Are Pushec Back North of Taegu; UN Forces Ge’ Set for Expected New Red Push.

Acheson Faces New Assaults   Secretary Blasted For Support of Hiss

Attitude Taken On Hiss Causes  Sharp Attacks   Secretary Of State Says He “Will Not Turn Back On Alger Hiss’’   STATEMENT READ ON SENATE FLOOR

India Becomes Sovereign Nation  Ceremonies To Mark   Inauguration Date

Summons Issued: Rejection Sure By Government   Three Officials Targets of First Legislative Move

SENATE GROUP SUMMONS HIGH U.S. OFFICIALS   Demands Look At Records ' Dating As Far Back  As Jan. 1, 1940

Acheson Asked To Give Data  To Committee  Tedines Unit Acts   Tydings Unit Acts After Truman Condemns Plan

RED LOSSES GROW AS U.S. ADVANCES ON 20-MILE FRONT   9,000 Marines, Infantrymen Launch Push As B-29s Stage Biggest R aid of War At Pyongyang—Harrima n At Front

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TRAINING DATES SET   29th Division Will Hold Field Exercises At Indiantown Gap. Pa.

Reds Punch Small Blows at Shrinking Allied Beachhead  Yanks Confident They Can Hold Port Agains Mass Chinese Attacks

Chinese Swarm Hamhung After Allies Withdraw   Communists Punch Repeatedly at Beachheac Now Contracted by Nearly Half; Refugees Mill Desperately Between Opposing Lines

State Secretary ‘Appears Before ‘Senate And House   Lawmakers Told Ministers Agreed That Dangerous Situation Is Developing

Gives Report To Congress On Conference   Says Strong Western Bloc Can Halt Reds

Ministers See No Immediate Peace Threat   But Secretary Says Free Nations Must Took ta Nefanese

Nations Agree Strong Military Defense Essential   Leader Asserts Only United Western Bloc Can Curb Red Threat

Acheson Makes Report to Joint  House -Senate Says Only Strong, United  Pee SPP ee ee ee

ACHESON REPORTS TO CONGRESS ON BIG-3 SESSION  — Strong, United Western Bloc

Acheson Urges Unity in World   Unusual Report Is Made to Congress by State Secretary,

Western Nations Strength, Unity Seen Imperative   Acheson Reports _To Congress on Recent Meetings

ALLIED BLOC © BULWARK FOR WORLD PEACE   U. S. Secretary at point Congress Session to Tell About London Meeting.

Globe Nearing ‘Deadline’ for  H-Bomb’s Ban   All Western Europe Reacting In Same Wav: ‘Give ’em Time

H-Bomb Production Appears  Possible, Congress Is informed  World May Be Facing Last Chance To Outlaw Most Deadly Weapon

See H-Bomb As Reality In Report   Congressional Group Hints Success Has Been Attained Here

Reece Returning ‘to Congress Seat   Jetterson Co. Picks Reichert, Hebbe and Merriman: G. O. P. Incumbents Win   Ae(ferson county election (ables appear on page IH.

Atlantic Brews New Hurricane  Storm Centers 1,500 Miles from Florida

Unitieation ‘Achieved’  pom: Pe mime PD ww — ss 7   Johnson Reports To President

LONG DISTANCE WAR MISSILES RATED FEASIBLE BY JOHNSON   Defense Chief's Report Reveals New Crackdown On Service Rivalries

Bradley Says U. 5. Must be Strong To Win Real Peace   Tells Editors World Must Earn Peace It Seeks

Enduring Peace — Is Goal    But Bradley. Says Till World Changes ‘U.S.  .Must Keep Military,  1 Maral Strength at Paal

Bradley Urges Bigger Reserve Military Force   Program to Rearm Germany Suggested By Chief of Staff

Offers to Swap Atom Bomb for Peace of Worlc   But, Gen. Bradley Says, ‘No Easy Trades Are On The Open Markev’

Swap of A-Bomb For Peace Asked By Gen. Bradley   ‘We Must Earn Righteousness,’ Militarist Says

Would Trade A-Bomb For  Long Peace   But Gen, Bradley Tells Meeting No Easy Deals Are Now On Market

Trade Would Ease World, General Says   Righteousness Must Be Earned, He Believes

Nation Must Earn Peace, Bradley Says   Sces No Easy Trades, Urges U. S. Military Reserves Be Muintainec

Bradley Charts Way to Peace  Military Chiof   Military Chief Says Path Hard

Bradley Asks Peace Througk Righteousness For Century   Top General Says Peace Not Easy . And Miuct Re Barned

BRADLEY OFFERS — - ATOM-BOMB DEAI   Would Swap '{ for “Genuine Righteousness”

Bradley Calls for Combat Readiness Nation’s Top Military  Man Urges Stronger Reserve of Manpower

Bradley Would Trade Atom Bomb for a Century of Peace   Tells AP Managing Editors, Strong Nation Js the Only Course

He Would Trade Guns for Peace, Bradley Declare:   Says, However, ‘No Easy Trades Are on In the Open Market’

But The Nation Must Earn It Bradley Warns   Suggests New Manpowee "System; Favors Rearming Germany

Bradley Asserts Man Must Earn Peace He Seeks   Editora Hear General Offer To Trade A-Bomb For Righteousness Course

Offers fo Trade Bomb for Peace  i’ DeatNorts Be Easy  One. Bradley Warns

U.S. Must Earn Peace, Declares Top Military Man   Chairman of Chiefs Of Staff Calls for Increased Readiness

Gen. Bradley Offers U.S. Program To Reach Goal of Enduring Peace   Would Trade All Military Power for Century Of Peace, A-Bomb for Genuine Rightéousness In World—But Warns Easy Trade Impossible

Tells Editors Nation Must Earn Privilege  Calls For 3-Point Program To Build A Pivotal U. S.

WOULD SWAP ~ ATOMIC BOMB FOR PEACE      ‘But No Easy Trades Likely,  Says General Bradley; Urges Strength.

BRADLEY URGES PATH TO PEACE   General Would Trade Atomic Bomb For Genuine Plan — Tells Need To Maintain Power.

Newsmen Hear Gen. Omar Bradley  U.S. Staff Chief Offers Atom Bomb for Century of Peace

Yanks Pushing Northward to Stem Offensive   Soviet Star Marks Reported on Planes Downed in Battle

Greater Volumes Of Imports Urged   Standard Oil (N.J.) Head Says Imports Important to Peace

Standard Oil President Says Nation Needs To Import More Foreign Goods

OTANDARD Ol HEAD SEED TT AS PEACE All   shamber Also Hears Experts Warn of Need to Stash Defense Spending.

U. S. Must Hike Imports, Plea  Standard Oil Chief Underlines ECA Plan

Chamber Told U. S. Must Import More Volume Of Foreign Goods For Peace   President Of Standard Oil Company Seys Imports Wil! Help Rather Than Injure Prosperity

Higher Rate Of Imports Called Way To Peace   Oilman Says U.S. Volume Boost Would Raise Prosperity

US. IMPORT BOOST ASKED   Business Leaders Told Ii Would Aid Prosperity, Stabilize Peace.

Urges U.S. To Increase Foreign Imports  ee QQ, f.F .. Se Se ee abhor i i ce ; gees eerie   It?s Necessary For Stable Peace, Standard Oil Prexy Declares

Major Arrests May Be Made Following Trial   Tydings Says Data Given Reds by Fuchs To Cut H-Bomb Tinie

British Sending  ‘Tommies   Nimitz Says Yanks in Korea Fight First Team’ Not l0th-Rate Army

Kwantung Army May Be Aiding Korean Reds   Admiral Nimitz Says Famed Fighting Force May Be Leading Battle

WORLD'S TOUGHEST KILLERS Nimitz Sees Kwantung Army As Force Fighting Yanks

Newspaper Sale Is Set Sept. -21   Will be 11th Annual Sale of Blizzard By Lions Clubmen

‘12 DAYS OF FREEZING HELL’  Marines ‘Make It on Guts’ Through Red Trap

LEATHERNECKS COMPLETE FIGHTINGEST RETREAT IN HISTORY  Marines Leave Valley Of Death

RE ee Ba  Marines Retreat From “Freezing Hell” told By Only Wire Service Man Taking Part In Fight

American Marines W alk Out Ol? Days Of Frozen Hell After Nightmare Of Death

  Bightmere Of Death  AP Writer Describes Living  Hell Of Retreating Marines

Gory Nightmare Ends _ For Fighting Marine:   (Map on Picture Page.)

—r RETREAT IN HIST IN HISTORY  “Guts Got Leathernecks Out of Trap

Newsman Gives First-Hand Account of Marines’ Battle To Break Through Red Net

Heroic Leathernecks Tirec After Battle For Survival   1A Hot Meal, A Warm Place To Sleep And US Troops Will Be Ready To Fight Again

Lewis Says Pact Possible; Operators Less Optimistic, Hit Willing and Able Clause.   Coal Shortage ’ Closes Air Base

Floods Rise In Louisiana.  Other Areas   38.000 Have Left Homes In Four Southern States

Claims Finns Harbor 300 War Criminals   Reds Demand Return of Alleged Soviet Traitors

gins Violate Pact, Say Russ   Gromyko Accuses Neighbor of Hiding Soviet War Criminals

REDS SAY FINNS VIOLATE TREATY   ‘Claim Soviet War Criminals   Harbored In Nation  q

Soviets Accuse Finn Gov't Of Violating Pacts  Demand Surrender  Of War Criminals

Pact Violation Laid fo Finns  Reds 5 ay Criminals Beina pa eer a There

Refuge Given War Culprits, Soviets Claim   Gromyko Demands Explanation, Says Peace Pact lanoread

Truman Speaks At Dedication Of Liberty Bell   President Appeals For Biq Vote Tuesday

Truman Affirms U.S. Intention To Block Reds   Freedom-Loving People To Oppose Soviet Impericlism

Won't Let Reds Take Over Free Nations Piecemeal   Korea Proof of Strength of Free World: Truman

Nations To Halt March OfReds, Truman Declares  Heavy a Urged On Election Day; Duty radi zed

President Says Free Nations Will Not Let Communists Swallow  World’s Free Peoples One by One

WON'T LET REDS GOBBLE UP FREE NATIONS-TRUMAN   Says Common Victory in Korea Shows Stand Against Communists.

Protection For rree Peonles is Promised   Truman Says Allies Not To Let Reds Trample Others

Chief Executive Sounds Appeal For A Big Vote   Truman Dedicates Liberty Bell Replica Sent By The French

Truman Urge: Full Turnout Election Day   Voting a Serious Patriotic Duty, Says President; Asks Eligible Voters To Go To Polls.

Free World Unity Urgec By Truman   Claims Nations Face Bitter Fight Against Communisr

Free Nations To Fight Together For Freedom  Commies Will Not _ Grab Natians One By One, HST Soys

Free Nations  Oppose Reds   Truman Promise: Protection To  World

Truman Predicts Free Peoples Will Survive   Will Not Permit Red; To Swallow Nations President Savs

Truman Calls On Free World To Fight Reds   Speaks at Independence; Urges All Eligibles  To Vote on Tuesday

Free Nations Te Fight Together For Freedom  Commies Will Not Gr. ation< On   Commies Will Not Grab Nations One By One. HST Savs

President, Home to Cast Ballot Promises Aid to Free Nations’   Helps Dedicate Freedom Bell Replica At Independence, Says Russians Will Not Be Allowed to Expand Unehecked

Truman Declares Kores Shows Red Aggression Can Be Stopped; Urges All Who Can to Vote -

Free Nations Will Not Permit Red Imperialism To Swallow Up Nations One By One. Truman Tells World

Truman Pledges  Freedom Battle  Free World Won't Abandon Victims

Truman Says Free Nations  To Resist Reds   Dedicates — Liberty Bell, Asking All To Vote In U. S. Elections

HST Raps Communist Ageression   Vows Free Nations Will Unite. Combat Red Imperialism

Free People Draw Praise  Of Truman   President Asserts Anti-Red Nations To Protect Richts

Truman Says Free Nations Must Stand United Against Red Peril   Declares Korea Is Proof Freedom Can Survive If People Who Cherish It Stand Together; Appeals for Big Vote in Tuesday's Election

DEAN ACHESON UNDER FIRE'OF REPUBLICANS  Drive Kicked Off by  ' Charge That “Mas: ter Spy” Is In State Department:

Bridges Charges ‘Master Spy: in Employ of State   Appearance of Secretary Before Conaress Asked

GOP Offensive Against Acheson Under Full Stean   Demoreats Claim The Attacks Give Reds 'a Field Day'

‘Get Acheson’ Drive Spurred By Spy Charae   Sen. Bridges Says Top Red Agent in State Department

New Storm Is Brewing:   Hurricane Threatening Bermuda Classed As One of ‘Great Storms’

Damage Placed At 3 Millions In Wide Area  Atlantic Storm Continues Course   Atlantic Storm Continues Course Toward Bermude

Three Dead In Florida's Labor Day Storm __ Resort Of Bermuda Alerted  For New Atlantic Hurricane

Mechem Picked For Committee  Sen. Walcutt Named New Majority Leader

Malik Steps Down At Midnight   Ends Tenure With Series Of Propaganda Blasts; Clutters Agenda With Items Not Pertaining To Korean War.

Malik Loses Presidency in UN Tonight   Russian in New Move to Slow Security Council

Russia's Malik Ends Month of Obstructing UN   Tries to Clutter Agenda in Last Hours as Prexy

AGUIRRE. din sep leanmemgnNNied 'GALION FIRE CAUSES  $85,000 IN DAMAGE

shen Assails Pase’s Proposed Bill Area's Cotton Quota Is Facing Threat

‘Mahon Assails Paces Proposed Bill  Area's Cotton Quota te Facing Threat

DISABILITY OF VETS STUD'ED   Government Conducting Broad Sclontific Investigation to As« sure America's Disabled Veterans Best Medical Treatment,

MEDICAL SURVEY IS UNDERWAY FOR BENEFIT OF VETERANS   —Inquiry Designed To Give Disabled Best Treatment

East Germans Vote ‘Ja’ For All Red Slate   Final Count In One-Party Election Not Yet Available

East Germans Vote Ja  in Election Red Troops Watch   Red Troops Watck Over Polls in One Ticket Test

M’ARTHUR GREETED ON 70TH BIRTHDAY   Japanese Children Serenade General

Slayer, 17, Must Face Jury. Trial  Juvenile Judge Rules at Medina

SINATRA’S MUM ON PLANS FOR NEXT WEDDING   ‘Has ‘No Comment’ on Report. ed Romance with Actress Ava Gardner

Sal  eee a Won't Discuss Romance With Ava Gardner  Frank Sinatra Plans To Visit Cotreanged W Wife And Children

Experts Didn't Miss in Picking US. Ten Toppers   Patterson Announces Choices for Nation’s Most Beautiful Women

Trial Delayed By Discussion.   Possible Jury. “Tampering Involved.

Tampering Story Holds Up Hearing  12 Sander Jurors Finally Selected

State Not To Ask Death Penalty In Dr. Sander Trial   Jury Not Yet Complete In Mercy-Slaying Tel

J ury Completed For Sander Trial;  Tampering Charge Slows Process

Discussion Of Jury Tampering Slows: “Mercy Killing” Trial   ‘State Will Not Seek Death Penalty If Dr. Sander -. * Ip Canvieted OF Charge 

Warne Talks at Dedication  Rites Mark Finish of Dam, World's Second Largest, Vital C. V. P. Link

‘Behave or Else,’ Americans’ View  Mob Mills Outside Court As Fieht Face Trial

THREE PERSONS HURT IN WRECK NEAR LITTLEFIELD   Officials Warn Japanese Reds

Rush Japs fo Trial For Attacking Gls  Reds Demonstrate Outside Tokyo Court

‘Behave Or Else,’ Japs Are Warned After Yanks Are Hurt In Red Riot

Jap Reds Ordered to Behave   Warning Given as College Student Leaders Call “Strike”.

8 JAPS TRIAL PUSHED; REDS ~~ CET WARNING   Leaders of Students . Issue ‘Strike’ Call; New Violence Seen

JGP NCUS TIGHUuCt  Stiff Warning  Occupation Officials Map Stern Measures

National Jap Strike Called For Saturday  Americans Push  Trial Of. Rioters

Links Flood Plan, Soil Conservation  lowan Offers Three Steps Toward Control

WM. WOODBURN INSPIRES PENNA. WEEK COMMITTEE   Regional Chairman Bring: Many Suggestions to Meet: ing Here Tuesday

Get 10 Bodies, Others Hunted   Explosion and Fire Trap Yule Shoppers

Train Wreck Brings War  Home to Pennsylvania City  Crowds Had Gethered at Station Yesterday Ear Departure of National Guard Division

Auto Industry To Build More Cars In 1950   Manufacturers Not Worried About Finding Buyers

Tito Completes 300-Mile Road  Huge Project First Under 5-Year Plan

FIGHT PRESSED IN SENATE RACE   Senator Graham Recovering From Virus Infection — Ramsey To Speak For Him—Others Busy.

mith Aims At iedmont Area   Graham Recuperating From Virus Infection

‘Truman Makes_ ‘Peace’ Visit to Marine Conclave  Unexpectedly Visits Convention To Dispose of ‘Misunderstandine’

Truman's Apology Accepted   Marine League Expected To Demand Ouster Of  Johnson, Acheson.

Truman Makes Surprise Visit Before Marines   Appears: Before Marine Veterans Sessions Today

WING MARINES OVER IN VISIT TO DELEGATES   In Unexpected Appearance He Voices Hope of No More Misunderstandinas.

Truman Visits Marine Corp ‘Convention, Admits Making (Mistake. Says He’s Sorry

TRUMAN MAKES TALK BEFORE MARINE GROUP”   Personal Appearance Follows Apology For "Choice Of Lanavage”’

USMC Receives Public Apology From President  Truman Withdraws Slam At Marines In Public Address

President Trumar Talks at Marine League Meeting   He Hopes There Wil Never Be Another 'Misunderstanding'

wT AAR CARRS ”   Says He Hopes Never Again to Have Misunderstanding

Humbled President Soothes Troubled Water. And Makes For Reunited Front For Crisis.

Marine League Cheers Truman After Apology   Admits Mistake In Surprise Visit To Vets’ Convention

Marines Given Full Apology By President   Truman Appears Al Convention; Hinubly Asks Forgiveness

Marines Cheer As Truman Apologizes In Person For Attack   President To Speak  Saturday

Truman Visits Marine Vets —   ‘Personal Appearance Follows Apaloay Letter

President Makes Surprise Visit to Marine Convention  States Hope ‘There Will Be No More  Misunderstandings’

Market Scores Impressive Gain  = Billion Loss Up meod Penfie Shawn

Bulgaria Accuses U.S. of Falsehood:   Shipkovy Case Is Called Attenipt to Cover Up on Espionage

McCarthy Raps Probers Anew   Browder. ‘Says He Know: Of No Communists In State Department

BROWDER CALIS OWEN LATTIMORE _ ANTI-COMMUNIS   Savs He Knows of No Reds in State Department — Refuses to Answer Number of Questions,   SENATOR M'CARTHY FIRES NEW BLAST   Raps Democrats on Investi gating Committee—Chairman Tydings Target of Bitter Attack.

-Bitter Attack On State Dept. Launched Anew   Earl Browder Testifies He Knows of No Communists There But McCarthy Declares Chairman “With Guts" Is Needed.

Browder Says He  Knows Of No State Department Reds   Senator McCarthy Opens Bitter Attack On Department, Demo Members of Probe Group; Says Budenz Named Haldore Hanson As Red

Ex-Red Party Chief Defends Lattimore; Senator Condemns Conduct of Inquiry

EX-RED CHIEF DENIES CHARGE ON LATTIMORE   McCarthy Opens New Attack, Says Hanson Named by Budenz

Red Charges Get Denial By Browder   Claims Lattimore Anti-Communist; Contradicts Buden:

Karl Browder Flatly Denies Testimony Of Louis Budenz Against Owen Lattimore, Far Eastern Expert

Browder Denies Lattimore Joined. Communists in US   His Insolent Attitude to Probers Draws New Fire

Parents Hit Accused Boy   Mother, Father Of Slain High Schoo! Girl Assault Youth

After. “Mo” Incident  Seeret Electronic Range Removed From. Chesepeake

Navy Removing Secret Electronic Range Which Led To Missouri Mishap   Court Of Inquiry Into Battleship’s Sandbar Ground ing Indicates Fourth Defendant, Who Plotted Course. Will Re Inveaticated

POSTPONES Q.&W. PAY HIKE DISCUSSION   Bondholders Propose Foreclosure Against Railroad

All53 Aboard Crashed Plane Believed Lost   Brazilian Airliner Falls And Catches Fire South Of Rio

Life Is Gift to Frozen Baby  Tntern Restores Indian Ann’e Ting Heartbeat

GOPers Who Berated Truman Are Reelected   Maine Solons Said Reaime Invited War

Re-elect Three Congressmen And Governor  pe m/e mt   G.O.P. Campaign Stressed Truman’s Conduct of War

Republicans Winin Maine   Elect Three Congressmen While Governor is Chosen for a Second Term.

REPUBLICANS IN MAINE VICTORS   Three Congressmen And Governor Reelected In Clean Sweep

Maine Elects 3 Who Criticized Asiatic Polities   Voters Run True’To Form’ By Keeping Republican Congressmen in’ Office

Truman Foes Carry Maine In GOP Win   Rep. Hale Narrowly Re-elected, Gov. Pawnete Marcin Naw:

GOP Scores Vietory in Maine Vote   Congressmen Who Assailed Truman Korean Policies Reelected; Gov. Payne Wins Second Term

100-Man Posse Combs Ozarks For Kitier Ey. Convict Shot Own Daughter, Two Other-Persons ©.

Hunt for Man Who Killed 3   FREMONT, Mo., (UP) — William Harris, 39-year-old triple slayer sought for three days in the Clark National Forest, was shot and kiiled by a deputy sheriff today.

Track Killer Of Three to Ozark Wilds   Posse Surrounds Mountainous Area in Manhunt for ExConvict William Harris

U.S. Gives Up Evacuations From Shanghai   Acheson Puts Blame On Communist And Nationals Actions

Drop Plans To Evacuate 300 Yanks In China   Acheson Reveals Nationals Mine Yangtze Channel

America in anger.  U. Ss. Steel President Warns Nation’s Economic System ‘in Deadly Peril’

Fairless In Warning On U.S.Economy   U.S. Steel Leader Says System Faces ‘Deadliest Peril’

'Herbert H. Parish Will Speal In Several Sioux County Churches During June

Far East Talk Set for Tokyo  Dulles Gets Ideas.   Dulles Gets Ideas. On Asiatic Needs

Dulles Arrives In Tokyo For Strategy Talks   State Department Adviser To Confer With Gen. MacArthu:

Three Major Lines Involved as ‘Sick’ Yardmen Stay Home   Men Trying ‘To Force Action’ In Negotiations of Two-Year Dispute over Waae Ratec

Minor Misses In Economic Machinery Appear In Military Production Shift

Economy Showing Signs Of Strain ‘An Shift To Military Production

Economic Reports Begin to Show Changeover to Military Production

Boom in Civilian Articles. Appears To Pass ‘Peak’   Applied Controls Cause Slack Faster than It Can Be Taken Up

Effects Of War Seen (in Economy   House-Building And Auto Output Show Drop

Economy Shows Signs of Minor Slips  2 wolagcmanh Giinaa   Employment Slips During Shift to Military Production

King’s Men Holding Lead In Greek Vote   Conservative Party Climbs To Front But May Be Left Out Of Coalition

Royalists Lead Greek Election   . Acheson OKs 3-Power Parley; Laborites Face Naw Test

Conservatives Now Hold Lead  At Greek Polls   Acheson Said Willing To Meet Prime Ministers Of Britain And France

LABOR HEADS HIT FREEZE Of WAGES IN U.S   Call For Price Reins Retail Dealers Join In Protest

HIT FREEZE OF WAGES INU.S   Call For Price Reins Retail Dealers Join In Protest

yals Dies At Yesterday   ther Harassing Much ation In Various Ways

7 MISSING IN RIVER MISHAP   Dredge and Oil Barge Explode in   Miskissippi River — Dredge  b. Sinks — Barge and Towhoat Benched,

 FOUR FUTILE YEARS Western Powers Appoint ‘New High Commissioner

CIVILIAN RULE IN AUSTRIA IS DECIDED ©   Western Powers Announce: Plan, for Appointment of. Civilian High Commssioner to Replace Existing Allied Military Government.  ‘

Seek To Force Completion Of Austrian Treaty  Western Powers To Replace Allied

Civilian High Commissioner  To Replace AMG - Switch Same As Made In Germany; Move May Prod Beds In Treaty. Stalemate.

EYE PROBE INTO JUNKETS ABROAD   Lawmakers May Invest. gate Own Travelers.

Expensive Trips Hit— 'Congress May Investigate Jlts Own Overseas Travelers

Solons’ Junkets May Be Probed   Some House Members Say They Will Ask  Congress for Probe

Wiay Start Investigation... . Seana ciaice Sahota   : Congress Worried  ~ By Travel Abuses

House Junkets Cost Taxpayer: $6,000,000   Some Also Abused Customs Exemption Privilege, Charge .

Congress Scans Costly Junkets  Privileges Abused By Some Lawmakers

Congressmer Face Probe Of Travels   Many Members Feel Endless ‘Investigation’ Junkets Abroad Too Costly te Taxpayer

Local Unions Meet for Formal Action on Pact   Thousands of Miners Refuse to Work Until Wire From Lewis

Temperatures   Back-to-Work Movement Hastened After Lewis and Operators Sign: Rails and Industry Step up Pace

Credit Good With Strikers Back On Jobs   Two Months’ Work Is Needed To Overcome Coal Shortage

Steel Production Restored, Stores Jammed as Long Coal Strike Ends

Industries To Step Up Production   Lewis Conducts ‘Victory’ Meet With Committee

Men Happy as They Resume Digsing Coal   May Be Months, However, Before U. 8. Gets on Bean Keel

Full Output In 24 Hours  Is Forecast   Signing of Contract by Lewis, Operators Sterts Move.

MINERS START DIGBING UNDER WEWCONTRACT   Steel Plants Open Furnaces and Industry Climbing Back to Normal.

Jubilant Men Cheer Wage-boosting Terms; Two Months Said Needed for Recovery.

Furnaces Roar Again-=  WAGE-BOOSTING. CONTRACT SENDS MINERS TO WORK:

FEAST OF EASTER IN OFFING  Christians Mark Climax  To Annual Lenten Season

Most of U.S.  Due to Have Cold Easter   Vast Frigid Wave Sweeping Nation To Spoil ‘Parades’

ARING OF PLANES URGED   President Truman Says He Is Unable to Conmment Until Governinent Has Gotten te Bottom of Plane's Vanishing, as Well as Charges Made by Soviet Government. ‘

Disappearance Of Navy Plane Being Probed   President Says U.S. Is Conducting Thorough Probe

McCarthy’s Documents  Demanded   Senate Investigators in Formal Move to Obtain Evidence of Communist: In State Department

Senate Unit Okays Added  Rent Control   Banking Committee Votes 8-5 For 6-Month Extension, Local Option

Sea Evacuation From Northeast Seems fo Be Next   8th Army Withdraws To 38th Parallel as Chinese Trap Fails

Bulk of Sth Army Withdraws Beyond 38th Parallel Today   Allied Armada Waiting Orders

Eighth Army Stops at Line; Port Guarded   New Chinese Trap Averted in West As Allies Retreat

Valley Forge Army Hospital Will Be Reactivated at Once, Report States

‘Blue Flash Seares Alask   Specter Believed  To Be Flying Meteor

Cops Discredit. Vet's Admission In Big Robbery  Pistol, Money Bag  Offer Only Clues  As Search Spreads

NN Ew Rt a De  No Trace Of Stolen Loot Is Uncovered  Money Bag Found Near Boston

DISCOUNT TIP OF NEWARK RESIDENT   1,000 Rounds Of Ammunition Found In Empty House >   Still Without Clues, Rely On Science To Spring Trap On Raiders

Drunk Phony ‘Admits’ Driving Boston Bandit Car: Pistol. Money Bas Found

— PHONE TIP — Raids Net Only Gun, Bullets   MONEY BAG MAY BE CLUE

Screwy Story Leads Police To Mystery Pistol   Clues Are Scarce But Science Used In Robber Hunt

Brink’s Theft ‘Confession’ Called Phony   Mystery Gun, Money Sack Added to Clues -In Boston Robbery

Suspect'’s Story Doubted .., , Seant Clues Found In Boston Robbery

Polic e Fin d Gun t No Cash  Tipster On Holdup In Boston Called Phony

Senate Committee Votes To Sentence Hoarders. Vote On Controls Nears   House Vote On President’s Controls Request Will Possibly Come Up With Added Teeth Today

Crackdown on Hoarders, Black Marketers Voted by Senators   Propose’ Fines of $10,000; Bill for Stand-By Wage and Price Centrol Powers Introduced in House ds Congress Speeds Home Front Action

Votes Penalties Agains! Hoarding   Committee Also Move: To Halt Profiteering

Senate Committee Votes Fines And Prison Sentences for Hoarders and Blackmarkefeers

$10,000 Fine Proposed for War Gratters   ‘House May Vote Late Today on Econime Control Powers

Hoarders Face Fines, Prison   Senate Group Okays Penalties; House Vote is Upcoming

Senate Banking Body in Favor Of Heavy Fines  Congress Works on A mhiawa Amk:

COULD ACCUMULATE ONLY NORMAL SUPPLY   Democrat Leaders Also Offer New Bill for Standby Wage, Price Curbs and Rationing.

Vote Sentences For Profiteers   Senate Committee Presses For Rules  Of Mobilization

Crack Down On Hoarders   Jail, Fines Voted By Senate Group; Speed Mohilization Measure

Senate Group Levels Blast Ai Hoarders  Penalties Fixed In Bill Framed  By Banking Unit

Vote Prison For Hoarders, Marketeers   New Bill for Full Contro! Powers Coming In House

Senators Favor Hoarder Penalty  Action Also Aimed At Blackmarketeere

$10,000 FINE YEAR'S TERM ARE SOUGHT   Penalties Voted By Senate Committee   SAME PUNISHMENT   For Black Market Operations: Congress Ponders Control Measure

SEVERE JOLTS ~ FOR HOARDERS   Prison Reps, $10,000 Masi mum Fines Provided Under Senate Committee B43

ove Swiftly Toward Home Mobilization  Prison Sentences, S{0,000 Fines for Hoarders And Black Marketers Approved by Senafe Unif

Committee Approves Prison Terms and Fines for Hoarders   Move Okayed as Congress Moves Quickly Toward Economic Mobilization.

Prison Terms And Fines  Are Likely For Hoarders   Similar Penalties Voted By Senate Committee For Blackmarketeers — Action Nears On Economic Mobilization

Senate Group Plans Penalty For Hoarders   House Control Vote Delayed By Error In Writing Bill

ALSO SUBJECT TO PROVISIONS   Vote Is Reported Nearing In Both ‘Houses of Congress

Vote Prison, Big Fines for Black Market, Hoardinc   Committee Lining Up Economic Curb Bill fer Ouick Action

Congress Speeds Action On Econamic Mobilization Bills  Senate Group Okays Prison Sentences, Big Fines For Honarders And Black Marketeers

Senate Group Votes Penalty For Hoarders’   House Vote Is Seen As Possible Late Today On Stand-By Curb

SENATE GROUP CRACKS DOWN ON HOARDING   Hoarders, Black Marketeers Would Face $10,000 Fines, Prison

PRISON AND FINES FOR HOARDERS   Senate Committee Votes  Curbs on Black Mar‘keteers by Controlling Business, Home Inventories.   COULD ACCUMULATE ONLY NORMAL SUPPLY   Democrat Leaders Also Offer New Bill for Standby Wage, Price Curbs and Rationing.

SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES JAIL, FINES FOR HOARDERS   Congress Pushes Action On Legislation For Economic Mobilization

Commerce Officials To Resign   Remington And Lee Removed Following Committee Demands

Sawyer Wants 2 Fired    Remington, Lee Loyalty Checks Under Scrutiny

Transportation Discussion To Be Tuesday  Montana’s Chamber Of Commerce to Be Host at Meeting

Transportation Discussion To Be Tuesday  Montana’s Chamber mtd shige to  mnt sth BA oo mkt idk

FRATERNITY HOME   Two Men Slightly Injured While Fighting Morning  Acacia House Blaze   RESIDENTS ALL AWAY

Two Men Slightly Injured While Fighting Mommg  Acacia House Blaze   RESIDENTS ALL AWAY

Caruthersville Boys Charged With Murder’:   Youngsters Say They Tied 8 Year Old Boy,  Threw Him in River

Three Youths Char sed With Mur des of Boy   Young Missourians Said To Have Described the  Drowning of Playmate

Boys Face Murder Charge in Drowning  Trio Admits Tossing Roped Pal into River

Britain Says Soviets Don’t Want It In UN Despite  Exelusion Protests   Younger Attacks Moscow Pro oram   General Assemply Shelves Action On All Matters Affecting Peiping

Allied Forces Still Gaining on TaeguFront   Nakteng Bridgehead Destroyed as Foe lintte Wined Out

Another Enemy Bid for Pusan Seen Imminent   Allies Advance Four Miles in Taegu Battle

Allies Wipe Out Last Traces of Big Bridgehead  MacArthur Says Enemy Readies  bmi... Awe. Lt. Ct lf uch ww, Mom

Plan Desperate Moves To Offset Recent Setbacks   United Nations Troops Wipe Out Last Trace Of Resistance In Naktong Bridgehead; Report New Red Attack In 25th Division Sector Of Southern Front

Last Trace of Enemy Resistance  Wiped Out In Big Naktong  Bridgehead Southwest of Tae pu Allies Advance Mile   GAIN TOTALS FOUR MILES IN TWO DAYS

Allies Break Resistance in  Naktong Bulge   South Koreans Make Surprise Landing on Island Near Inchon

Strive Desperately For Victory To Offset Many Recent Defeats   Allied Forces Shove North Koreans Another Mile And A Half Farther Away From Taegu.

Reported Trying For Victory To Offset This Week’s Defeats   Allies Wipe Out Rest of Bridaqehead

Reds May Be Setting for New Drive on Pusan   Allies Erase Last Red Resistance on Naktong Bridgehead

Allies Gain Four Miles Near Taegu   Yanks Repulse Red Attacks in South

India Opposes Invasion Of North Korea   Security Council Votes to _ Hear Red China Delegate  on Formosa Issue

SHARP MERCURY DROP   Light Frost Reported in Northern Part of Kansas

Governor-Elect Fine Is At Miami To Tackle Formation of His New Cabinet

Ikea Spur. To Unity ©   , Acheson Reports West ’ Europe Allies Inspired - By: His Apnointment

EUROPE INSPIRE   Acheson Says Eisenhower Appointment Uplifts Western Hope

Says Eiscukower Has Heartened Atlantic Powers   Acheson Returns From Europe With High Confidence;  ree ae ee

IKE APPOINT MENT CITED BY. ACHESON   Pact Nations: Inspired By: Choice, Truman Told

Oleo Forces Claim New Victory Committee Junks Triangular Package Rule

Austrian Reds Split Over Strike Failure   Party's Extremists to Be Purged, Informants Predict

Kremlin Expected To Purge Party’s Austrian Leaders   Failure Of Vienna Putsch Splits Soviets Inside Satellite Nation

AUSTRIAN REDS ARE REPORTED DIVIDED   Meads Are Expected To Topple As Result Of Failure Theis Week

‘Austrian — RedsSplit After Tieup  Tnformants Claim Party Extremists

REDS SPLIT IN OWN RANKS   Purge Is Forecast; Strike Failure Is Cause Of Break

Shanghai Invaded > By Underground   Reds Order Mass Arrests as Guerrilla Tactics Adopted by Nationalists

STATE MARRIAGE RATE FALLS OFF   Divorce Rate Is Second Lowest in the Nation

B-29s Rip Red Rear Positions  Fighter Pilots Also Busy on Long Front

B-29 RAIDERS BLAST SEOUL RAIL CENTER   Japan-Based Planes Drop 100 Tons Of Bombs On Railroad Yards

Supertorts Blast Seoul Rail Yards   B-29s Snarl Freight Movements from Red-Held City

Texas, Wisconsin Combine To Sink  Korean Transvor   Seoul Bombed, Front Lines Strafed As Airmen Set Record Of 550 Flights

Fighters Report Tanks Knocked Out At Red Assault Line Near Naktong

Seoul Railway Yards Blasted   Airmen Also Knock Out Red Tonks on Naktong River Line

B-29's Leave Seoul Rail Area in Flames   Drop 100 Tons; A North Korean Transport Is Sunk

US. Airmen Hit Hard, Bui Foe Rolls On  Das  CAvnkeitnsiwtana:   Pound Communists As They Build Up Forees For Assault

B-29s Hit RR Yards In Seoul.   ‘Bombers Flying From Japan Drop 100 Tons of Bombs 4 Villages Burned

Duel Across   e Kum River   Invaders Arriving On North Bank In Force, is Report

Mighty B-29 Raid Drops 500 Tons of Bombs on Northern Targets; Veterans of Manchurian Campaign in Fighting.

BIG GUNS DUEL AS REDS MOVE TO KUM RIVER   Heavy Fire Poured On Invading Forces By Yanks’ Artillery

Return Fire Shows North Koreans Are Arriving On North Bank In Force; Front Stabilized To Fast

American Gunners Blast Communists Moving Into  Position On River Bank   Front Defended By Southerners Believed Stabilized; Company Of Reds Annihilated After Breakthrough

Troops Pow Heavy Fire Into Lines —   Attacks On Flank Of Allies Menace Lines Of Supply .

Northern Advance. Continues Despite Allied Air Activity; Toeion Threatened

U.S., Red Big Guns  Duel Across River In Korea Fighting   Heavy Enemy Forces Said Moving Into New Postions On North Bank Of Water Barrier Protecting American Base At Taejon

Conmnmists Arriving on Notth Rank in Force Despite Mighty. Blows by Allied Warulanes

AS REDS MOVE TO KUM RIVER   Heavy Fire Poured On Invading Forces By  Yanks’ Artillery

MARKET RETREATS TO LOWER LEVEL   Only Few Selected Issues Show Strength Enough To Advance

Eight Killed, Seven Survive B-29 Crash At Falls Air Base   Survivor of Crash Flown To Falls for Treatment

8 Men Die In Crash Of Bomber   7 Survive Flaming Wreck Of Big B-29

§ Men Perish In B-29 Crash   Taking Part in Search For Another Plane

President Signs Stop-Gap Draft   Senate Extension Plan Gets Chilly Reception in Lower House

AF Ships Make  Record Sorties   But Results Aren’t Known Yet, Spokesman Says

RED VANGUARD IS STOPPED ABOVE TARJON   American Tanks Bes hind Fighting Front Ready to Start Counter-Offensive,

TEACHERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING COUNTY GROUP   Elect New Officers And Plan Teachers Workshop For  Mant BRWacr 01 909

Rep. Bland Dies After Long Illness   Virginian Long Member Of Congress

Desperate Measures Are Not Required, According To Intelligence Chief _   Rall Reds At37-1 Ratio ~ But They Sul] Keen Camino

Reveals 300,000 Chinese Red Troops In Korea   Outlook However, Not Yet Critical For U.N. Divisions  

A-Bomb Need Is Doubted By Mae’s Adviser  Re  Caen ae nf ©... 6   Intelligence Chief Says Status Of War Not Labeled ‘Desperate’

Kentucky Murde! Charge Filed  Seek Ex-Felon In Patrolman Slaying

Its Balmy Here, Frigid In East _  D2eer Back Te   City Basks In Sunny Weather

Bitter Cold Nips Northeast States   Great Thaw Starts in Midwest; New Englend, N. Atlantic Areas Suffer

Postoffice Official Quits—By Request— ‘As Result Of Dealines In Special Stamps

Postal Official Quits by Request In Connection With Deal In Issuance of Special Stamps

Postmaster General’s Assistant Quits Job _After Dealing In Special Stamp Issues, Costing Investors Hundreds Of Thousands

QUITS JOB IN STAMP SCANDAI   ‘Investors’ Allegedly Are Rooked By High Post office Official

A High Post Office Official »Resigns Post As Requested   Special Assistant To Postmaster Suspected Of Unorthodox Dealings In Special Stamps

Post Office Assistant  Chief Quits   Harold F. Ambrose Quits By Request Over Dealings In Special Issues

High Postal Official Quits   Out in Seandal Over Special Stamp Investiment Deal

Huge Scheme Fell Flat High Postal Official Quits ‘After Stamp Issue Scandal

High Postal Official Fired For  Dealings In Special Stamp Issues

Postal Department Special Assistant Quits by Request   Public Relations Chie: Ousted Over Proposed Deals In Stamps

Post Office Probes Senator’s Relative Stamp Scheme Fails, Employe Loses Jol

P.0. Aide Fired In Stamp Fraud  Vast Sums Reported Lost by Investors

HIGH POSTAL WORKER FIRED FROM POSITION   Resignation Requested  Following Stamp Deal QSehemea Exnosnure

P. O. Official Quits In Stamp Sales Scandal  Scheme Said To Have Cost ‘Investors’ Thousands Of Dollars

Proposed Deals In Special Stamp Issue Revealed   “Investors” Alleged to Have Lost Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars; Ambrose Not Available for Comment.

SPECIAL STAMP SCANDAL BREAKS   High Postoffiee Official Quits By Request — “Investors” Reported As leave Tacare

HIGH POSTAL OFFICIAL OUSTED; STAMP SCANDAI   Horold F. Ambrose Resigns; Probe of Commemorative Stamps on.

High Postal  Officer Quits  By Request Harold F. Ambrose  Connected With Linca Stamn Deale

High Postoffice Official Quits Job By Request   Involved In Stamp Deals Which Cost  Investors Thousand:

QUIT BY REQUESI   Harold F. Ambrose Was Former High Postoffice  ficial

High Postoffice ’ Official Ousted   Special Assistant to Postmaster General Quits by Re quest ix Connection With Stamp “Deals”.

QUITS AS AIDE TO DONALDSON      Report He Acted As Agent For Buyers On Special Commemoratives

Official. Quits In Postoffice Stamp Scandal  Dealings In Special Issues Reported With

High Official in Postoffice Quits Post by Request  Action Comes Afte Dealings in Issues

High Postoffice Official Asked To Resign Post   Special Assistant To Donaldson Is Under Investigation

Ex-Postal Aide In ‘Jam’ Over Stamps   $400,000 Scheme To Sell New Issues Brings Resignation

Bishop Holt To Wed Widow   Methodist Bishop Announces Wedding Will Be March 37

63 Persons Die in Series of Fires over Week-end in US and Canada

Dozen Others Injured: 16 Of Dead Children  AD VUlamam Daxwiek   40 Women Perish As Flames Engulf Mental Hospital

Week-End Fires Take 63 Lives  16 of Dead Children; Davenport Tragedy Heads List ‘

63 Perish in Week End Fires  Jowa Hospital Blaze Had Highest Toll

Fires Claim 64 Lives in Bad Weekend   17 of Victims Were Children; Disasters Reported ‘in Many Sections of U. S.

64 ARE LISTED DEAD AS TRAGIC BLAZES SPREAD   More Than Dozen Others Reported Injured In Series Of Weekend Fires— Sixteen Of Victims Are Children. —~

63 Perish In Series Of Fires Over Week End  Death Toll Climbs To 40 in Davenport

Today’s Messenger News Locations ~   Weekend Fires Are Fatal To Sixty-Three Persons

Fires Kill 63 And Injure 15 Over Weekend  Cause of Blaze in Mental Hospital May

FIRES CLAIM _ LIVES OF 63 IN U. S., CANADA   Death Toll in’ lowa Mental Hospital Blaze is Forty.

Fires Take  Heavy Toll   Sixty-Four Dead Over. Weekend in Canada and U. S.: Hospital Tol] 40

63 Dead in U.S. Due to Weekend Fires   Davennort Hosnital Death Toll Is Now Estimated at 40

Week-End Fires Claim 63 Lives  ixteen Victims Were   Sixteen Victims Were Children; Scores  Homeless

WEEK-END FIRE DEATH TOLL IS PLACED AT 64   fowa Mental Hospital Fatalities Reach 40—Six Die In Maine Blaze

63 Persons Die In Fires  Over Weekend   Sixteen Of Dead Are Children

T-V Color Long Delayed; Ban on CBS Plan Sought   Billions. Invested By the  Bublic Would Be » Lost. Suit Savs

Believe Truman Will Not Call Special Session; GOP Solons Favor Delay

No ‘Lame Duck’ Drive In Senate, Say GOP Chiefs   ‘Measures That Can Wait Will Be Passed Until Regular Session

Senate GOP Leaders Make Plain Their Distaste Distaste For Plan To Calf Lane Duck Session Of Coneress

Curbs On Credit Stir Retailers:   Checks On Installment Buying Force Prices Down, Is Complaint.

Retailers Say Curbs ‘Hurt’  First Complaints On Credit Rules Filed

Texas Demo: May  Purge  Minorities   Convention Sights Leveled on Targets To Right and Left

Brothers Given Life Sentences   Jury Convicts Pair For Slaying Farmer

Two North Carolina Brothers Get Life Imprisonment In Murder Trial

Ching to Head New Wage Board   Top Labor Mediator Drafted to Direct Stabilization

Fifty Injured In Antwerp Election Rioting   Future of Exiled King Leopold Hangs In Balance Sunday

50 INIURE BELGIAN RIOTS   Violence Marks Prelude To Referendum On King Leopold

Belgium To Vote On King   50 Injured In Violent Prelude To ‘Diakeitiiienen

Crowds Riot As Prelude To Leopold Vote  50 Injured On Eve Of Election To Sounc  , 3, BES 4g SERS. Smee = BS eer emg

Riofs Flare In Belgium Ove Vote Sunday  Referendum Will Decide Whether Mina Can Raturn

Leopold Issue Sets Off Fight   50 Hurt in Antwerp; Referendum Sunday

0 Are Injured, 5M Cops Quel Riot In Belgium   Disorders Flare On Eve of Vote On Return of King

50 Injured in Demonstration  9 fo gm   Prelude to Sunday's — Advisory Referendum

Leopold's Fate To Be Weighed In Referendum  Surrender To Hitler Is Election Issue

FIFTY INJURED IN ANTWERP RIOTING   Strife Is Prelude to Advis. ory Referendum.

RIOT PRECEDES BELGIAN VOTING   Fifty Persons Injured In Demonstration Over Question Of Inviling King To Return To Country.

Belgian Disorders On Eve of Voting  Referendum on Recall of King Leopold III to Throne  ONE TICKET IN RUSSIA French Strike Problems Easing; Air Raids From  Formosa

30 INJURED IN FIGHTING AT ANTWERP   Vote Scheduled Sunday On Proposed Return Of King Leopold

Riot Is Prelude To Belgian Vote   50 Are Injured In Antwerp Fights Eciore Referendum

FFTY INJURED IW. VIOLENT PRELUDE TO BELGIAN POL!   Nation Votes Tomorrow  Referendum On Return Of King. Leopold ©

Ballot Sunday On  Proposed Return  Of King Leopold   500 Policemen Called To Quell Disorder At Fireworks Display To Support Exiled Monarch

Leopold Fate At Stake in Belgian Vote   Antwerp Riot Precedes Election On King’s Return

Belaians Riot Over Refurning King To Throne   50 Injured As Pro-Leopoldists, Opponents Clash

King Ballot Sparks Riot In Belgium   Feelings Flare Hot Over Referendum on Return of Monarch

VOTE RECOUNT IS NOT LEGAL ROTH ASSERTS   Says State Canvassers Must First Certify Gov. Williams

‘Rules. Recount Illegal’ until Canvass Board Names: Williams Victor

Ilse Pretends She’s Insane, Doctors State   Admitted She Must Pay For Sins, Deaths Of People, Physician Asserts

— SCREAMS ELLE GUILT— Ise Feigning Insanity,  Medical Experts Say

Truman to Keep  FBI Files Secret  President Welcomes Call by Stimson for “Rebuke” of Critics

Story About Oriental Treasure Chest Is Denied By MacArthur Chief of Staff

Adininistration Senate Leaders Are Defeated   Lueas Aud Tydings Lose, Taft Wins In Ohio; Dewey In N.Y.

Senators Lucas, Myers Beaten In Republican Surge   Administration Holds Control of Congress

GOP Wipes Out Senate Control; Dems Retain Control Of Congress   Senators Lucas, Tydings, Myers And Douglas Ousted, Taft Wins; Communism Is Big Issue.

28 Persons. Including Two Americans. killed In Crash Of Airliner In London Foe

Two Survive Fatal Fall On Airport  To. Americans THe   Two Americans Die As Plane Crashes * Into Pile Of Pipe

Plane Crash In London Fatal to 28   Only Two Survive Takeoff Crash Durine Heavy Foro

Ship Strikes Pile Of Pipe In Heavy Foc   Two Survive Crash At London Airport

British Plane Crashes; 28 Lives Lost   Two Persons Found Alive in Wreckage at London Airport

Senate Defeats NLRB Revision; Air Civil Rights  ee a ee a   Also Reject Plan For Reorganizing Treasury Set-Up

Election Board Action Illegal, Ruling States   Group Convenes To Hear McMullan In County Board Cases

Elections Board ls Told Action Is Ruled Illegal   Appointment Change Exceeds Authority, McMullan Declares

Truman Expected To Sign Measure   Senate Approves Price Support Bill By 38 to 31 Vote

Cotton Measure Goes to Truma: For Signature   President Expected To Sign Hotly Farm Price Bill

Pres. Truman Likely to Sign   Senate Gives Approval te Compromise Price Sup port Measure.

Price Support  Bill Passed  By Senate Truman’s Signing Expected; Provides Potato Controls .

Crop Support Bill Sent To White House  Restrictions Placed On Potato Growers

TRUMAN TO SIGN PRICE SUPPORT BILL, IS BELIEF   Compromise Méasure  Passes In Senate After Heated Battle

Farm Price Bill Now Up  To Truman   Signature Expected After Measure Gets Through Senate on 38-31 Vote; Program Said on Skids

Expect Truman to OK Price Bill   Senate Approves Supports by 38-31 Vote Fridav

Farm Price Bill Goes to Truman After Hot Fight   President Expected te Sign Compromise in Spite of Bitter Scrap

Truman Likely To Sign Price Support Bil   Compromise Passed Despite Opposition In Senate Struggle

Chief Executive :  Viewed Signing Priee Prop Bil   Compromise Measure Will Tighten Government's Supporis On Potatoes

Potato Curbs Pass Senate, Go to Truman   Signature Expected Despite Opposition To Measure

COTTON ACREAGE INCREASE VOTED IN BITTER FIGHT   South Wins In Scrap Over Bill, Which Tightens Potato Price Supports —  ‘Truman Expected To Sien It.

‘Truman Expected To Sign Farn Price Support Compromise   Measure Passes In Stiff Battle On Senate Floor

Expect Truman To Sign Disputec Farm Price Bill   Price Supports on Potatoes Tightened, Eased on Cotton

Expect Truman To Sign Price Bill   Compromise Support Pro posal Is Sent to the White House   AFTER A CLOSE VOTE  Measure Contains Three Sets of Provisions for Potatoes

Senate Approves Farm Price Bill After Hot Fight   Both Backers And Opponents Predict Presidential Okay

Compromise Price Setup Wins 38 to 31  Aiken Claims Farm Support ‘On Skids’

President Is Expected to Sign Compromise Price Support Bill Despite Strona Opposition

Expect Truman Will Sign New Farm Supports   Compromise Sent White House Cuts Down Potato Progran

Nurses Sing, Pray Group.On Sinking Ship  Tied Together on’ 3 Pieces Of Board Serving As Raft.

Moments Of Horror Ship ‘Nurses Sing and  Pray [To Keep Their Courage:

WEEK-END ACCIDENTS KIL L SEX IN STATE  £9. . SD sae on oe - —- » ™

Republican Makes Talk  At Passaic   Fails To Repeat Serious Charges Against Expert

Two Cars Wrecked By Pair   Third Suspect Sought; Reported Dangerous And Heavily Armed

Banking Unit Assails ‘Usurpation’ by Miners of Production Control   Fear ‘Idea Will Spread to Others   Resolution Would Ask Truman to Use T-H  Injunction Powers

Miners ‘Usurp’ Congress Rights, Senators Declare   Banking Committee Asks For Study To Find Out If Anti-Trust Laws Should Apply To Labor Unions; 3-Day Work Week Called A ‘Production Control’

Congress Right Taken Over by Union, Decision   Lewis’ Order Called Collective Bargaining by Banking Committee

Senators Attack Lewis’ Limits on Coal Mine Output   Committee To Seek Study of Legality Under Trust Law

Senate Hints At Anti-Trust Law Pressure   Committee Charges UMW With Usurping Production, Price Controls in Industry

Application Of Anti-Trust Aci Is Demanded   Insist Order Of Lewis for 3-Day Week Be Broken

Senate Committee Denounces Lewis; Asks Trust Study   Charge Miners Usurp Right to Control Prices

Temperatures   Unanimous Vote Requests Study Of Anti-Trust Laws in Relation To Unions; Rank ‘Abuse’ Charged

SENATE BODY TUDES WAY TO APPLY ACE   One-Eighth of 400,000 Mer Employed in Coal Pits Idie.

South Koreans Extend Thanks   U.S. and UN Support Praised by Minister Of Invaded Nation

RVACAIN  Korean Official Offers Thanks To U.S. Allies for Aid in War   Recention Cancelled

Men Curse Absence of Tanks, Artillery and Aircraft Support. Early Retreat Is Orderly, Later in Pell-Mell Fashion. No Pursuit by Enemy.

American Troops Appear Weary, Mac Following Retreat   But S. Koreans Cheer As New Equipment Arrives

Refreating Americans Weary, Glum And Mad As Support Lacks   Heavier Artillery, Tanks and Aircraft Not There et Front, Man Make Way Back Through Artillery Bottle

Retreating Gls Angry and Bent on Return Blow   Lack of Equipment to Stop Red Tanks Irks _Yank Battalion <

Absence of Heavy Stuff Cursed  Retreating GI's Show TheirGloomand Anger

—ANGRY AMERICAN RETREAT— North Koreans Push 60° Miles South Of Seoul

US. Soldiers Fall Back In Glum Mood   Men Disheartened Over Lack Of Heavy Guns-And Tanks

Weary Retreating Americans Curse Absence of Heavier Arms in Korea

RETREAT TO SOUTH   Angry Over Absence of Heavy Artillery, Tanks and Planes

Tired Gl’s Forced To Retreat Because Of Lack Of Tanks And Equipment In War

Enemy Makes His Deepest  Penetration   Last. Men To Fall Back Rush Pell-Mell From Front; Dispatch Cut Of In Tokvo

WEARY AND ANGRY YANKS FALL BACK IN GOOD ORDER   Men Curse Absence of Tanks, Artillery and Aircraft Support. Early Retreat Is Orderly, Later in Pell-Mell Fashion. No Pursuit by Enemy.

YANKS RETREAT AD CHONAN FALLS   TROOPS CURSE ARSENCE oF HEAVY ARTILLERY. TANKS AND AIRCRAFT.   By 0. H. P. KING and WILLIAM RO MOORE

AMERICAN TROOPS RETREAT TO SOUTH   Angry Over Absence of Heavy Artillery, Tanks and Planes  av fA WB OUMwWiAe

U. S. Soldiers Appear Determined But Curse Lack of Artillery, Aircraft and Tanks.   NORTH KOREANS MASS FOR NEW ATTACK

Make Deepest Penetration in Southern Sector  Troops Weary, Glum Angry as They Retrea

Lack of Weapons  Blamed by Troops For New Setbacks Reporter's Visit  To Front Reveals Grim Situation

Anary, Cussing Yanks Fall Back Before Red Drive; Fresh Troop Enter Fight

Belly Landing Rough But Safe   Big C-46 Transport Had §4 Aboard; Landing  Gear Collanse:,

Loaded Transport In Lucky Landing   C-46 Slides 300 Feet on its Belly When Landing Gear Breaks; 54 Escape Injury

Giant Plane Hits Mount Near Tokyo   Air Force Says 35 Aboard Big Army Transport

Army Airplane With 35 Aboard Crashes in Japar   Search and Rescue Parties Reported En Route to Scene

Big U.S. Army Ship Falls Near Coast of Japan, 35 Aboard   Early Accounts Give No Report of Survivors; Pilot Was Off Course

No Report Made Of  Survivors  Military, Civilian Passengers Aboart Ric Army (Craft

SMITHWICK BROKE TRUST, KILLED ‘HELPLESS, FAT, BESPECTACLED MAN’ STATE COUNSEL TELLS JURY

Prime Minister Stalin Believed To Have Broken Tradition In Failing To Address People On Election Eve

Russian Leader Had Been Expected to Make Address   Soviet Chief's Expected Traditional Mescane Not Delivered Ac Voting Start

Maniac Injures Four Women, Two Children: -Further Attacks Feared

Madman Is Being Sought   Six Persons Are Seriously Hurt In 6-Block Area

Senate Group Approval ls Unanimous   Also Votes To Lift Restrictions On Size Of Forces

Senate And House Committees Adopt   House Armed Services Group Votes To Keep All En. listed Personnel In Service One Year After Enlistments Expire   Groups Also Approve Legislation To ‘Freeze’ In Service For Another Year Enlisted Men In Army, Navy, Air Force

Congressmen Vote Quickly To Up Forces  BDiaosanne At Tend Veaws   Favor Added Year For Enlisted Men; Reservists Called

Services Committee Also Approves Extension of Enlistments for Year

VOTETO LIFT ARMY CEILING   Senate and House Committees Speed Measures To Expand Forces.

Army Calls Up National Guard And Reserves  *‘Nondivisional’ Units To Be Activated As Facilities Progress

Army Reserves, National Guard Units Face Call   “Non-Divisional’”” Forces Ordered Readied for Duty

Committees Clear Legislation To Lift Ceilings on Armed Forces and Extend Enlistments

Vote To Extend All Enlistments For One Year   Lift Restriction To Limit Size Of Marine Corps

ARMED FORCES MOVING FAST FOR BUILD-UP   Fighting Services Expand As Congress Plans To Lift Ceilings

Marines Summon 47,000 Ground Force Reserves; Congress Committees Take Up Expansion Steps

Bills Rushed to Senate, House For Quick Actior   Senatars Strike Out  Restriction on Size Of Marine Corps

Clear Path For Bigger U.S. Army   Congressional Groups Approve Bills to Lift Ceilings on Forces and Extend Enlistments ~

MAY REMOVE RESTRICTIONS NOW IN FORCE   House Armed Services Committee Votes to Keep Enlisted Men in Service Year Longer   AMENDS LEGISLATION

Senate Group Acts To Bolster Military Power   Enlisted Men To Be Retain. ed Additional Year; Restriction Is Lifted On Strength Of Marine Corp:

Restrictions On Size Of Armed Servics Down,  Enlistments Lengthened

Senate, House Groups Okay Military Bills   Committees Vote to  Lift Manpower Ceiling And Block Discharges— Reserve Units Alerted

Senate Group Votes Off Armec Force Limits   Adds Year To All Enlistments; House Considers Action

May Raise Military Ceilings   Congress Committees Clear Way For Any Armed Foree Increase:   Volunteers May Have Enlistments Extended Until July, 1952

Armed Services Build Strength With Reserves   Some Units Called; Congress Committee: Study Expansion

No Divisional Units Up Yet For Active Duty   Men Will Be Given  30-Day Notice

Retreat from South Capital  Orderly, Claim N ew U.S. Front Gooc   New U.S. Front Good For Delaying Action

Way Clear Lo Extend Limits On Enlistees   Both House, Senate Groups Have Bills Ready For Congress

Clear Sailing for Lifting of Armed Ceilings   Legislation Will Extend Enlistments, _Expect Quick Action

Limits On U. S. Armed Forces Will Be Lifted  One-Year Freeze On Enlictmante Vatad

WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENTS  Military Limit Voted Off; Wage- -Price Curb Studied: Tax Inerease Considered  a

Ceilings On ArmedForces To Be Lifted   Committees Also Vote To Extend  Enlistments For  One Year

Extension Of Enlistments  Is Approved  ; rr has oe Cn 2 ie   Action Taken By Two Committees

Will Expand Armed Forces and Extend All Enlistments   Senate Committee Action on Both of Bills Was Unanimou:

Also Longer Enlistments— _ Vote Restrictions of f Armed Forces Size

START CALLING RATL GUARDS   Number of Men Summoned For Active Duty Not Disclosed

Restrictions Off And Year Added To Enlistments  Bill Approved Today   Bill Approved Today By Armed Service Group.

VOTE 10 LIFT CEILINGS ON ARMED FORCES   Senate Committee Would Also Extend All Enlistments

Dill 10 Freeze All Enlistees Ready For Vote  Committees Draw   Committees Draw Up Measure To Assure Armed Force Enough Personne!

Army to Call Up Parts of Guard   ‘Non-Divisional’ Units To be Activated if the Need Arises

Vote to Remove Armed Force Lid   House Committee OKs Plan to Add Year to Enlisted Terms

Cleveland Cops Smash Repeat Of Boston Job   7 Guard Uniforms Are Found; Detroit Purple Gang Sought

Ktaided = Bullding Yields Seven Uniforms Stmilar, to Those Used in Brink's Robbery — Top Member of Deteolt Purple Gang

Husband Takes Own Life After Shooting Wife   Albert Pelishek Uses Shotgun After Quarre! in Cheese Plant Home

Hearing On Coal Injunction Postponed 10 Days   NLRB Seeks To End Short Week

ALLIES TO FIRE UN BERLIN REDD IF THEY MARU   500,000 Youths Scheduled to Move Into Western Part of City From Soviet  oD aed  Zone May 27-30.   RESISTANCE PLANNED WITH MACHINE GUNS   Ut. S., Britain and France Determined Residents Shall Not Be Subjected to Terrorization.

Allies to Halt Berlin March  Machine Guns to Be Used, If Necessary

Sentence 62.1o Death Before Firing Squad  South Korean Militar Body Passes Courts

Activities of Interest Te All In The Various  samittiae   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Jet Crashes Into House   Pilot Killed and Home Destroyed By Resulting Fire: Bystander Hurt

JET FIGHTER IN BIG CRASH   Kills Pilot, Cuts Swath Of Flame Among Four Houses

'Bald- Headed Bostonian Is Advised Not To Worry About Price Of Hasreuts No Rebate For Him, Barbers Reveal

Defeat Is Seen On Rules Shift   Truman Cites Assurances Proposed Changes Due To Be Beaten

Truman Predicts No Rules Change  Administration Win Seen By President

Records Denied Federal Court   Christoffel Data Sought for Trial

Three Killed. 15 Hurt In Rail Wrecks   Fast Passenger Train Derailed; Freights Collide

N. Y. Central Train Crashes Into Car Door   Train Speeding Along At Seventy Miles Per Hour Runs Off Tracks In Center Of Oneida, N. Y.   FOURTEEN PASSENGERS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

\Two Gunmen Rob Boston’s Exclusive Union Club of $2,000 Just After Brink’s Delivers Pay Roll

Brink's Delivers Cash Then Club ls Robked   Gunmen Take $2.000 from Exclusive Spot in Boston.

oe York Stops oft Coal Sales   )nly High Priority Users To Get Supplies; Lewis. Operators Nearing Dispute Gap’

Recover Page Stolen from Betsy Ross Bible in Historic Flaq House

GROUND HOG IS “FAIRY MINDED   Comes Ont OF Hole, Fails To Sce Shadow And Figures Spring Is Just Around The Corner.

‘Chuck Predicts an Early Spring   ' Fails to See Shadow for First Time During 50-Year ‘ «=Watch by Punxsutawney Groundhog Club.

It'll Be An Early Spring!  ee he tb the the ole ote he he te oh Groundhog Struts His Stuff Under Cloudy, Dark Skies

Local Youngster Familiar Figure With Quiz Kids  Has Been Featured On TW Radia Skhawc

Local Youngster Familiar Figure  With Quiz Kids   Frankie VanderPloeg Has Been Featured On TV, Radio Shows

Jaycee Board DM's Lease Of Armory Site   Vembers Expected to Give Their Approval at Meeting Tuesday

: Bipar tisan Suppor tFor Far East Aid   $103,000,000 For Formosa To Be Spent Quickly As Possible

Combined Aid Is Supported   Prompt Help To Kor. ea, Formosa Gets Bipartisan Backing

Support Grows For U.S. Aid To Formosa, Korea Congressmen Report  Pr... ..6¢59. wee. ¥g   Congressmen Report Favorable Trend For Economic Helo

Forces Ordered hot To Retreat  2 3 nggan Abandoned In Effort ~ ‘onsolici ite Defense Lines . <4

Last Ditch Fight Is Begun; Communists Rush Artillery ‘To Attempt Final Knockout

Reds Thought To Be Mounting Huge Offensive   Gen. Walker Warns Troops Evacuation Will Be Impossible

Consolidate Northeast Of Yongdong   Reinforcements Expected Soon To Bolster Defense

New Withdrawal Is Forced In Yongdong Area   Americans Yield Position As Commander Orders Defense To Death: Reds Mass Heavy Artillery

House Gets Rent Measure Again  Senate Rejects Seven Month Extension

House Controls Rents Question  Future of Measure   Future of Measure Depends on Action

ACTION ON RENTS NOW UP TO HOUSE   Will Be Asked to Accept  Senate Version

Crew Altempts To Cap Runaway Tyler Oil Well Spewing Geyser 50 Feet In Air

Four CIO Unions Facing Ouster In ‘Communist Probe   Murray Reveals Purge - Red Dominiied Groups: Now Baing Studied

FOUR CIC UNIONS FACE EXPULSION   Murray Reports Secret Hearings Are Now tn Progress

SOVIET. RUSSIA ORGANIZING           ow: in Quote- Says that Bpeedy Reply to Truivan Message to Congress Asking’ Arms :Expansion in View of . Korean ¢ Conflict.

SOVIET RUSSIA ORGANIZING FORDEFE      Radio Méscow in Quote Says that Action-{8 Speedy Reply. to Truman, Meidage to Congresé Asking ‘Artns Expansion in Vievwy. 0! Korean  Conflict.

296 Killed Over Nation In Accidents   Safety Council Estimates 440 To Die Violently

New Storm Is Touched Off In Red Controversy)   McCarthy Disputes State Department Stand Soviet Spy Not In U. S. Employ; Await Decision On Files

Senator Hurls New Charges Of ‘Commies’   ‘Mystery Man’ In State Department Is Center Of Newest Accusations

Probers Await Truman Nod  To Study Files   Fresh Controversy Boils As Tydings Says ‘No.1 U.S. Red’ Wasn’t Member Of State Department Staff At All

Fresh Controversy Over State Department Workers Boils Up Today at Senate Hearing

New Dispute Boils Over Red Charges   State Department Denies “Top Spy” Now on Payroll

Sen. McCarthy Disputes State DepartmentReport In Communist Inquiry

Fresh Verbal Storm Breaks In Spy Search   . McCarthy Lambasts State Department's Report to Probers

‘DISPUTE RAGES AMONG SOLONS OVER COMMIES   McCarthy and Tydings En gage in Heated Argument  After Former’s Charaes

Solon Disputes Facts Released On Accused Red   State Department Denies Suspect Is Employed By Agency

DIPLOMATS DENY LATEST CHARGE OF RED TAINT   STATE DEPARTMENT SUBMITS PAPERS TO SENATOR TYDINGS

State Dept., McCarthy In New Dispute   Senate Group Probes Charges That Reds Have Slipped Into State Department

—RED PROBE— Decision On Files Is Awaited   REQUEST GOES TO PRESIDENT

New Controversy Between Senator And State Dept.  McCarthy Disputes Stand That ‘Top Spy’ Not With Department -

CONTROVERSY RAGING OVER RED CHARGES   State Department, M’Car thy Argue Over Who's Telling Truth

Department rape Files On Mystery Man  “No. 1” Spy Named   “No. 1” Spy Named By Senator Never Employed, Claim

New Feud Boils Over McCarthy ‘Commie’ Charge   Senators Await Truman Decision On Loyalty Fife

SEE NEW RIFT OVER RED QUIZ   State Department Hostile To McCarthy Because Of Red Charges

Top Spy Talk Is Assailed By McCarthy   Senator Thinks Man He Atccused Still With State Dep't

Says Tydings Has Twisted ‘True Faets’   MeCarthy Hits State Department Effort To Defend Accused Men

NEW OUTBURST IN MCARTHY’S LOYALTY CASE   Statement by Tydings Angrily Answered By Senator

MeCarthy Disputes Word Of State Department In Denial Of Hiring Reds

Wrangle Over Whos Telling Truth in Probe   McCarthy Disagrees Top Spy Not Connected With State Dept.

McCarthy And State Department Argue Over Who Is Telling Truth  Senator Hatly Dianutes Stand Theat “Tan Buse

Department Denies Use Of Suspect As Employee   McCarthy Says Heads Misrepresent Facts In -Effort To Dodge

tits Marshall:  State Department Out to Get MacArthur, Senator Charges

‘Dare-Slaying’ Jury Completed  Edgerton Man Goes On Triai at Bryan

Jonathan Daniels’ Truman Biography Sets Political Skeletons Rattling —

Daniels Biography Of Truman May be Fuel for Campaign   Hits Uncertainty And Ineptitude in Foreian Policy

Daniels Book About Truman Reveals Split   Political Skeletons Dance For Election

Daniels Writes Truman Was Lost In Uncertainty, Ineptitude In One Vital Foreign Policy Decision

Byrnes Bristles At Truman Quote That He Failed  New Book on President Stirs Angry Replies From Former Secretar

Daniels’ Biography on Pres. Truman Sets Political Skeletons in Capital Dancing

Daniels’ Biography Of Truman Set: Off Dance Of Political Skeletons

Republicans And Southern Democrats Enraged Over Quotes In Daniels’ Book    Statements Charged To ‘Truman May Affect November Elections: Byrnes Is Criticized

Biography May  Affect Election   Book by Daniels on Truman Gives G.O,P. Fuel for Fall Fight, Teritatae Sautharn Rin,

Daniels’ Book on President Sets Political Skeletons Dancing; May Affect Elections

BOOK RATTLES - SKELETONS IN THE TRUMAN CLOSET   Daniels’ Biography Bares Byrnes Rift, Pictures Truman “Uncertainty.”

Daniels Book Jolts Truman   Remarks on Byrnes Make Dixie Bristle

Former White House Aide Daniels Says Truman Once Branded Byrnes As Being Failure in His Cabinet   President's Bungling Of Foreign Policy Decision Pointed Out

Daniels’ Book Sets Political Skeletons On Wordy Parade   Republicans Pick Contents For Use In Fall Elections

New Truman Biography Perils Party   Rift With Byrnes, Bared by Daniels, Irks Southerners

Byrnes Failed Miserably’ - . ‘Truman Quotes Set Skeletons Dancing

Campaign lems In Truman Story   Daniels Publishes Life of President

Truman Lost in Uncertainty In Handling of Foreign Policy Former Confidante Declares

Truman Quote Blasts Byrnes   Quoted in Book As Saying Ex-Secretary ‘Failed Miscrebly’.

Book About HST Sets Political Bones Rattling  Former Aide Says Truman Was Lost ‘In Uncertainty, Ineptitude’ On Case

Daniels Says Truman Called  Byrnes Failure   President Felt Secretary Conceded Too Much At Moscow Meeting

Biography Of President Gives GOP Political Meat   Southern Democrats Bristle At Remarks About James Byrnes

Skeletons Sel Dancing In  HST Book   Daniels’ Biography Outlines Byrnes Split

PRESIDENT RAPS BYRNES’ POLICY   Rook Shows Truman Accused His Secretary Of State Of Trying To Appense Russia Afler War.

Truman Biography Sets Skeletons Dancing To Watch Election Effect

Sen. Chavez Blasts Budenz   _ Charges Former Red “Is Spreading Hate

I Ne ee Ra ET  SAYS ENTIRE TESTIMONY ‘FALSE’  Sen. Chavez Claims Budenz Attempting To Smear U.S.

Solon Attacks Budenz’ Story   Chavez Calls Him Bigamist, Anti-U, S. Conspirator

Se SAYS ENTIRE TESTIMONY ‘FALSE’  Sen. Chavez Claims Budenz Attempting To Smear U.S.

BUCKS COUNTY'S THIRD POLIO CASE REPORTED   Kintnersville Boy, 12, Is Reported Doing Niccly   ONE EARLIER CASE DIED

: Reflection Tatended 22 Hedda Hopper Gets Lively Valentine—Unsmelly Shunk

Feudin’ Females Of Films Cap The Climax With Well-Publicized ‘Gift’ Of Nice Skunk

Occupation Force Put on War Basis   U. S. Constabulary Part of Seventh Army

Coplon Attorneys Spurn Summation  In Conspiracy Case   Judge’ Wilt Give Charge te Jury After Lawyer for Gubitchev * Is Heard

Coplon’s Lawyers To Skip Summary  So Case May Go TT, lurv Late Today

Northern Dems To Allow Revision Of 1950 Cotton Quotas   Delaying Tactics To End: Vote Expected Tomorrow:

 Congress Roundup Sectional Filibustering Plan Dropped   Northerners Confident South ‘Got the Hint’

Easing of Unemployment Insurance  Tax Asked of State by Employers   Demand Is Presented for New Individual Experience Rating System; “Inequities’” Are Noted

Pope Attacks State Controls  Rights Of Individual And Family Stressed

PROTESTANT CHURCH FACES WORLD CRISIS   Bishop Sherill Is Expected to Be The First President

PICKET LINES SLOW SERVICE IN 30 STATES   Wage Negotiations Tc Be Continued by

Peace Talk Fails in Phone Strike; Sabotage Rises   New Attempt Slated; Sliced Cables, Other Violence Reported

State Is Host To Japanese   Massachusetts House Downs Council Move

City Council of Boston, Fearing "Spies," Bars Members of Japanese Parliament

BARSKY AND TEN  OTHERS JAILED IN » CONTEMPT CASE   Anti-Fascist Refugee? Com mittee Members Defied , Concreact Prabers

1 JAILED For CONTEMPT   Group Sentenced For Refusing Records Lo Congress

Eleven Ordered fo Serve Sentences   For Contempt of Congeess; Protest Victims of Pro-Spanish Move  ey

Order 11 Leaders  Of Anti-Fascist  Committee to Jail Men Claim They are  ek liem, ni AkEnemrt   Men Claim They are Victims of Attempt To Bolster Spain

Eleven Jailed For Contempt  Screen Writers Among Group Facing Terms

Eleven Officials Of Anti-Fascist Group Are Jailee   Dr. Barsky and Ten Other  Convicted for Contempt To Serve Sentences

Jail Kleven Anti-Fascists For Contempt   Refused to Answer At Hearing Before House UnAmerican Committee

Induction Center For Draftees To Be In Marott Building, Indianapolis; Physical Exams To Start July 31

COLLINS TO TOKYO   Austin Called to Washington as Chief of Staff  Leaves

High U.S. Officials On Move      , ef Off For Talk Wee “MacArthur

Acheson Calls Austin From U.N For Korea Talk   Gen. Collins Flies To Far East For Military Parley With MacArthun

Conferences  Arranged on War in Korea   UN Delegate Austin Sumrnoned ‘to Washington by  Secretary Acheson as Army. Chief of Staff Flies to Tokyo for Talk with Gen, MacArthur—Further Action Mapped To Meet Communist Threat

Didn't Sign Agreement  North Koreans Declare They Will Treat Prisoners Of War Humanely

Four States Seek To Block Future Floods in Eas'   Delaware Watershed Ask: Agency To Develop Natural Guards

Council For Both Sides Says Case Goes Back On Calendar For Retrial

RIVER CRESTS — AT CAIRO AND BEGINS T0 FALL   City Gets Reprieve From Flood Threat But Industries Close.

School Row Involves Southern Lyon County   Olpe, Madison Districts Both Bid. for Patronage  sozlwtereritewen fe: Corentact

School Row Involves Southern Lyon County   Olpe, Madison Districts Both Bid for Patronage e-Iniunctiann Ie Granted

1 Million Cash Loot Is Record   Another Million Left Behind by .Nine Masked Men

Nine Couldn't  Carry The Rest:  Ve leenw FT mex   Police Launch j4-State Hunt

Greatest Cash Haul In U.S. Staged by Nine   Suspect ‘Inside Job’ In Smooth Planning; Express Loss Insured

Chinese Nationalists Rush Reinforcements To Embattled Troops On Hainan As Intense Drive Is Begun By Communists Over Island

NATIONALISTS BOOST D7 FENSE   Troops On Hainan Locked In Bitter Fighting For Fourth Day

Battle For Hainan Isle  Rages On   Nationalists Rush Reinforcements Into Bitter Fight

Chinese Rush More Troops To Hainan Island   Reinforcements Are Sent To Help Turn Reds’ Big Attempt To Seize Island;   Report Victories

Bitter Fight Stull Goes On  Over Hainan   Nationalists Rush Troops To Island: Chiang’s Fate In Balance

Battle for Hainan in  Fourth Day   ‘Nationalists Rush More Troops to Cut Off Red Invasion, Seen as Main Drive for Formosa

Armies Locked In Bitter Fight For Fourth Day   Reds Push Big Attempt To Capture island Stronghold

Nationalists To Reinforce Hainan Island   To Throw More. Troops Into Battle

OK Marshall Legislation   Legislation To Permit Gen. Marshall To Serve OK'd By Group

Vote On Change In Law 18-7   Committee in Approval to Let Gen. Marshall be  In Cabinet

MARSHALL OKAY LIKELY TODAY   President Truman . De. clines To Discuss Resignation Of Johnson

House Prepares Marshall Okay   Enabling Measure Is Given Committee Bovroval,. 18 te 7

Marshall Given. House A Ar proval         Committee Votes But Republicans Oppose

Group Okays Legislation For Marshall   House Committee Votes 18 to 7 tor Truman’s Request

Bill Allowing Marshall To Serve As Defense Head Backed By House Unit

House Committee Okays Marshall   Armed Services Group Votes On Legislation

House Unit Approves Marshall fo Post; Civilian Products Cut Looms

Way Cleared For Marshall To Take Post   Legislation Approved Qualifying General  To Become. Member Of Trunian Cabinet

House Committee Votes Approval Of Bill Permitting Marshall  To Become Secretary of Defense Snarl Over Loophole-Plugging Part _ Of Tax Act Hinders Adjournment

Marshall Bill Wins Approval Of House Group   Congress Speeds Action on Laws To Fight Reds

House Armed Group Okays Marshall Bill   Approve Legislation To Permit General To Serve as Head Of Defense Dept.

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS GEN. MARSHALL BILL   Seven Republicans Oppose Wartime Army Chief of Staff as Secretary of Defense   3 Bills To Halt Red Push Near Approval

Committee Votes 0.K. On Marshall For Defense Job   House Armed Service Group Ballots 18 To 7.

Endorsed For Defense Job.... Marshall Approved In Committee Test

Clause Banning Military Men Is Voted Out   Joins With Senate Committee In Approving Action

MARSHALL IS APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUP   Representative Gavin Is One of Sever on Armed Services Committee to Oppose General   SENATE TO ACT SOON

13 AUTO CRASHES HERE IN JANUARY   That Number Of Accidents Investigated By Police — 466 Parking Violation Tickets Given

HANOVER POLICE PROBE 19 CRASHES IN AUGUST   Property Damage Placed At Nearly $4,000—Chief Berkheimer Issues Monthly Report

Court Agrees To Hear Tests On Red Hunt:   Tribunal to Review Case Of Trio Convicted Ts Daweas Dexnhs

Loyalty Program To Be Tested In High Court  Decisions To Be Forthcoming At October Term

Court Agrees to Review Loyalty Case   Matter Concerns Failure to Answer Queries

SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR NEW LOYALTY PLEAS   Decisions Will Bear On Government Efforts To Sunpress Rede

Charges Fizzle, M’Grath Claims   Acheson Denies Lattimore ‘Architect Of U. S.Far Eastern Policies

PLANE INTO SEA; FIVE MEN ABOARD   NAVY BOMBER CRASHES OFF QAHT—NO TRACE OF SURVIVORS FOUND.

SOLON SUGGESTS INVESTIGATORS QUIZ PEURIFOY  '  M’CARTHY CHARGES   M’CARTHY CHARGES WAS DEAL BETWEEN PEURIFOY, LARSEN

Senator Would Call Peurifoy For Questioning  To Clear Up Issue In Amerasia Case

Testimony From Peurifoy Sought On ‘Amerasia’  Committee Prepares   Committee Prepares To Take Private, Testimony From Diplomat Service

Hickenlooper Asks Peurifoy Grilling  Senate Investigators Urged to Question Atcheson’s Top Aide

Quizzing Of J. Peurifoy Is Suggested   Hickenlooper Wants State Department Official Quizzed ' By Senate Probers

For Calling Peurifoy  As Witness   Hickenlooper Makes Suggestion In Amerasia Probe; Reported To Have Seen Cardinal

Hickenlooper Calls For Testimony By Peurifoy During Senate Inquiry

GOP SENATOR ASKS PEURIFOY TESTIFY   Hickenlooper Wants Officer Of State Dept. Queried  In Amerasia Inquiry

Asks Testimony From Peurifoy   Hickenlooper Wants Him Called To Clear Up Amerasia Dispute

PLANE'S LIFE RAFT SIGHTED   Darkness Ends Hunt; No Signs of Life Seen By Searchers.

Life Raft Is Spotted In Baltie   Hope Still Held Out For Missing American Bomber

Last Search Plane on Way In Sees Craft   _No Sign of Life Observed However. on Raft Spotted Off Swedish Coast

Raft Sighted: Baltic Plane Hunt Spurred   No Survivors Seen By Searcher for Downed Navy Craft

MISSING PLANE HUNTERS SIGHT RAFT IN BALTIC   Search Will Be Continued for Bomber Involved in SovietAmerican Fuss

Air Searchers For Missing Navy Plane Report Seeing Life Raft Floating At Sea

New Plane Traces Found in Baltic  Searchers Claim Life Raft Located

Airmen Sight Raft In Baltic  - Searchers.Report Br «c: far § *f_

Search Crew Discovers No  Sign Of Life   Danish And Swedish Ships Dispatched To Area By Air Force

Possible Clue to Lost Naval Plane Sighted   Darkness Closes In, . Prevents Positive Identification

Clew to American Plane Missing in Baltic Area Comes as Search Is About to Be Abandoned.   VESSELS ARE AS“ ED TO GO TO SCENE   Further Aerial Quest Halted by Darkness, but Will Be Resumed on Large Scale Today.

New Lead In Search For Missing Plane   Life Raft Spotted In Baltic; Searchers Prepare New Sweeps

Lie Sees Split In UN as Road To World War   Mission to Moscow Set As Means of Bringing A Finish to Cold War

Lie Will Try for Peace Conference  Hopes to See Stalin, Win Participation

WORLD MEET TOBE COAL OF HIGH OFFICIAL   U. N, Executive Hopes To Meet With Stalin  While in Russia

Lie Planning Moscow Talks To Save U.N.   Secretary - General Hope: To See Josef. Stalin Personally

Trygve Lie Is Flying To Moscow On ‘Save-TheU. N. Mission’ May 10   Secretary General Of Organization Believes Split Will Lead To World War Ill; Hopes To Arrange Meeting Of Truman, Stalin

Lie May Talk to Stalin in Peace Move  Going to Moscow   Going to Moscow May 10 in Effort to Save United Nations

Democrats Defea Bid to Adjourn House Session  Republican Motion   Republican Motion Would Delay Action On Rules Proposal

Missing Son round  In Sunny Clime  Appeal Of Mother Locates Weanterer

TOWNS ISOLATED AS FLOODS SWEEP WESTERN STATE:   iDakatas And Minnesote Hard Hit; Thousands  Made Hamalace

DAKOTAS FIGHT MAJOR FLOODS   MINNESOTA REPORTS WORST FLOODS IN PAST FIFTY YEARS

Northern States Fight Worst Flood  Damage in Dakotas Minnesota Grows

—PROJECT NOT HALTED—  McSweeney Sees Funds To Complete Local Job

Storm Deaths Totaling 25; Heavy Losses  < Induetry   Business, Industry Are Stagnated In Affected Regions

List of Dead Mounts With  Damage Huge   Thousands of Men And Troops Work  To Clear Snow

Deaths In Storm Increase To 242   Property Damage From Heavy Snow Reaches $100,000,000 From South Carolina To Maine

Storm Damage Expected To Break Records  AL ia._Dannculvan   Ohio-Pennsylvania Area Struggles Unde Deep Snow Blanket

Production Areas Struggle to Dig Out Heavy Snow      Strong Men Clearing Awa: Record Depth Snowfall; Death Toll! Hits 256

Some Sections Remain Buried Beneath Snow   Thousands Of Strong Men Begin Task As Deaths Reach 256

‘Ohio and Pennsylvania Areas Have “Do-Day” to Dig Out from Snow   Death Toll Passes 250 Mark from Fierce Weather Rampages of the Weekend; Stargering Losses Noted

 But No Witchhunters Wanted  t  : FBI Boss Urges Americans To Stay  ot Se a:  jAlert For Spies: Lists Procedure

FBI Chiet T ells How Americans Can Heln to Uncover Subversive Activities

State Spending at All Time High   Outgo Exceeds Income by 6 Million Dollars

State Spending Exceeds Income By $10 Million   Giessel Reports Higher Tax Yield Than Expected Keeps State Out Of Red

State Spending Exceeds Revenue By $6.4 Millions  Expenditures Ran Well Over Record Income for Year

NEVER VISITED AFRICA  Edgar Rice Burroughs, 74, Creator of Tarzan, Dies

Edgar Rice Burroughs, Prolific Fiction Writer Succumbs At Age Of 74   Author Became Fabulously Wealthy Through Stories Of Muscular Hero And Adventures In African dungies

BURMOL CHS SOLD 36 MILLION BOOKS: ~ Creator of Tarzan Dies at 74

larzan's Creator Dies In California  Edgar R. Burroughs Expires At Age 74

Noted Writer, E.R. Burroughs Dies At Home   Creator Of Tarzan And _ Author Of: Fiction Was 74 .

‘CREATOR OF TARZAN  DIES IN CALIFORNIA   Edxar Kice Burroughs, 74, Is Vietim Of Heart Ailment;  WU "re ree Wanths

Mine Aid Bil Rejected, Gas Bill Debaied   Potatoes, Cotton Peanuts Affected By Farm Measure

Congressional Roundup peal ASL LUI  US House Passes Catch-All ‘Farm Bill Attecting Cotton

Korean Due To Affirm _ Accusation  Made To UN   MacArthur’s Charges Against Communists To Receive Support

U.N. To Hear Korean Blast Chinese Reds   New Malik Attempt  Te Halt Proceeding  a ee ee

Korean Support Of MacArthur's Charges Is Seen   Malik Circulates Chinese Letter Defending Right Of “Volunteers”

Korean Spokesman To Back Charge Of Intervention By Chinese Reds   U.N. Gets Resolution Ordering Withdrawal Of Chinese Communists

Korea Ready To Support U.S. Charge   MacArthur Statement Accusing Reds Will Get Airing In UN

Security Panel Awaits Korean Support For U.S.   Chang Is Expected To Affirm Charges Of China Intervention

Korean Situation Not In Any Way Serious High Military Officials Say   Reports Not Trit.

Invaders Don’t Alarm MacArthur   U. S. to Throw More Strength Into Battle

U.S. Troops Fall Back 8tol10 Miles   American Loses Cited as Nominal to Heavy; Reinforcements . Are Rushed   Tanks Move Fast   U. S.. Reports 20 to 35 Red Tanks, 25 Planes Destroved

Military High Command in Washington Declares Situation of U.S. Ground Troops in Korea Is Not Serious; Note of Optimism Is Sounded

Push Plans to Hurl  More Strength Inte  Fighting in Korea Senate Group to Ask  Facts About Forces, Supplies Available

Situation Of Yank Ground Forces In Korea ‘Not Serious: MacArthur

Yank Position Not Serious’   High Command Moves To Put More'Ground, Air Power Into Fight ‘-

STATE DEFENDS - LOYALTY BOARI   Peurifoy Lauds Members As Good, Solid  Citizens

4 Atom Attack  Types Outlined   Death, Devastation of Two Japan Citie: Could Happen Here. Nation Warned

Civil Defense Warning Of 4-Way Attack Given   Planners Told To Get Set for All Combinations of A-Bomb Onslauqht

U.S. Warns Civilians to Prepare for Atom Bombs   Empire State Building Could Survive Atom Bomb

Three Critical; Two Commuters  Collide Head-on   One Motorman fs Held on Manslauahter Charae by D. A.

Two Long Island Commuter Trains Crash Headon Near Rockville Centre.

Head-On Collision Takes Place Near. N. Y.°116 Are Hurt   Commuter Trains Of Long Island Railroad Wreck; Motermen Charged With Second Degree Manslaughter

One Maiorman Arrested on Charge of Driving His Train Through Red Block Signal

Motorman Is Charged With Manslaughter   29 Found Dead  After Head-On Rail Collision

116 Injured © In Long Island Headon Smash   Motorman Missed _ Signal, Charged With Manslaughter

Coaches Telescoped As Two Electric Tranig Collide Head-On; Seventy-Eight Victims Are In Hospitals Today   856 PASSENGERS ESCAPE UNSCATHED

116 Injured as Electrics Crash Near New York   Motorman Held On Charge of Monslauahter

28 Persons Are Killed as Trains Collide Head-on; 116 Are Injured

RockvilleCentreSceneOf Head-onCollisionByTwo  Crowded Commuter Trains

Claim He Ran His Train Onto Track Already Occupied by One Gaing in Opposite Directio:

116 Injured in Crumpled Train Cars   Final Death Toll In Head-On Collision Is . Exveeted To Resch 21

Hold Hurt Motorman For Manslaughter In Long Island Collision   Nearly 1,000 Gotham Commuters Shaken Up When 12-Car Trains Meet At Rockville Center.

MacArthur's Korean Nutcracker Operation  Moving On Schedule   Genera! Calls On Communist Korean Troops To “Surrender Or Die” As Invasion Surges.

UN Forces Cracking Thru Defense Lines In Southern Korea   Nutcracker Operation Moving. On Schedule, Marines 6 Miles Past Liberated Port of Inchon-

Yanks Within Gun Range of Capital City   ‘Surrender or Die? MacArthur Tells  dO Agee eee ee FWDisercmeacy

UN Soldiers Advance As: Per Schedule   Radio Says Troops In Capital; But Report Unconfirmed

‘Some Reports Place Them In City; Mac — Says Give Up Or Die   Resistance Weak in Invasion Area

TRUMAN AID! AIDE SAYS ~ Request for New Taxes  ‘Not Likely in January’   Congress Kills Time, Awaits 1951 ‘Rush’

Aide Doubts Bid for Hike  In January   Truman and Top Advisors Confer on War Crisis, Damestic Problems

Doubts President Truman Will Ask Congress  in January for New Taxes

President Not Expected To Ask New Tax Bill In Message To Congress   Truman Curtails Christmas Vacation To Fly To Washington For Urgent Conference With Cabinet Members

Doubt Truman To Ask Solons For New Taxes  President Flies Back Ahead of Time for TalLe Aiish landave

President Has Conference With His Top Advisers   Gen. Bradley Brings Him Up to Date on Military Situation; Will See Eisenhower Early Next Week.

NEW TAXES MAY NOT BE ASKED BY PRESIDENT      Doubtful If Request Will Be Made Of Congress In January   TRUMAN CONFERS WITH TOP LEADERS

Presidential Aide’s Report Is Surprising  Statement Follows Blair House Parley

Truman May Not Seek Additional  Taxesin January   Presistent Confers With His Top Advisers on Present Korean Situation and State of Union Message to Congress After Christmas Holiday

Seek Peace, But Prepare For War, Scientist Urges   Calls for Action To Save and Protect Western Civilization

~~ HEARING AFTER NOY. 15— UN Votes Red China Into Formosa Debate

lowa Paper's  Plant Burning  Fairfield Building Hit By Fire;; Roof Falls In

SENATE VOTES NEW ARMS AID UNANIMOUSLY   3 Former Opponents Throw Support To Bil

Former Opponents Fall Into Line On Emergency Authorization Measure

Senate Passes Foreign Arms Aid Bill by Unanimous Vote  Express American Determination to — Help Other Nations Resist Communism

Senate Votes New Arms Help Abroad  Plea Heard for Hike in Amount

Senate Okays  $1.2 Billions  Arms Aid Bill Approval Vote  Is Unanimous

Legal Effect Of Action May Make County “Ury"  Sullivan Beer Board Turns Down All Licenses

nd Prosecutior Testimony in eacher’s Case   Defense to Open in Preliminary Hearing at Shawnee

Seek to Save Missing U.S. Army Captives   MacArthur Sees Leaps 80 Miles South of Border

AIR JUMP DIRECTED BY MAC ARTHUR   Mac Flies Overhead as Troops Land Behind Reds; Try to Rescuc U.S. Prisoners.   

Organized Fighting Is About Over   General MacArthur Himself Directs Air Assault In the North

U.S. Paratroops To Finish War   MacArthur Directs Aerial Assault North of Captured Red Capital

M’Arthur Sees 4000 Jump Ahead OF Fleeing Foe to Clean-up War, © Save U.S. Captives, Seize Enemy Bases

MacArthur Directs Aerial Ascault From Plane Above      ‘Death March’ Story Told By Americans

Freeing Yank Troops Other Aim of Landing By MacArthu   End of Organized Fight ing to Bring Extensive  Mop-Up Campaign

War Coming to End, Says Gen. M'Arthut   Chia? Terms Drop North of Pyongyang "‘Complate Surprise’

2 Missions to End War, Save Many Prisoners  General MacArthur Directs Air Accault

Hope To Finish War And Also Rescue All Americans Now Held Prisoner

MacArthur Flies Over Operations To Direct Assault   General Sees Quick End to Battle, Red Retreat Said Cut Off

U.S. PARATROOPERS SHUT OFF ESCAPE OF FLEEING REDS   Allied Commander Watches Parachute Landing Deep In North Korea; Ord ers South Korean Troops To Speed Toward Manchurian Border.

Thousands of Airborne U. S. Soldiers Descend On Far North Korea  General MacArthur Directs Big Aerial Attack, Says War Definitely Coming to an End

Paratroopers Leap Deep Into North Korea   Thousands Of Airborne Troops Make Landings

MacArthur Leads Spectacular Air Ste n Noth   Aisborne Troops Shut Escape Doar; General Says Wor Near End

General Directs Massive Airborne Operation From  Plane Over North Korea   American Forces Float To Earth Eighty Miles South Of Manchurian Border; Fate Of General Dean Still Not Known

MacArthur In Command As Soldier ‘Drop’   Hold Also To Ge Charge of Allied War Prisoners

Parafroopers Leap Deep in Red Korea in Attempt to Rescue US Captives, Shut off Escane Route

Seek fo Finish U.N. War and Rescue Mistreated Prisoners   MacArthur Directs Aerial Assault, Reports Later That "The War Is Very Definitely Coming to an End Today”

MacArthur Directs Assault, Savs War Is Nearly Ended   Faratroopers Seck to Liberate American Prisoners and Stop Fleeing Red Government

Thousands Are Dropped  Deep Into Red Korea To Help Finish Off U.N. War   Airborne Men Also Aim To Rescue Mistreated Captive Americans, General MacArthur Directs Spectacular Aerial Assault, First Of Kind In Korean War: War Coming To End.

Around 4,200 Paratroopers Will Strive to Finish War and Rescue Captive Amer can Soldiers.   WAR COMING TO END—MACARTHUR

Paratrooper Assaults Led By MW’Arthur   Leader Directs Air Action, Asserts War To Be Ended Today

Two Missions: Rescue GI’s, Finish War  Gen. M’ Arthur Says ‘War to End Today’  BR. DICE Y porexrc

Close Trap On Fleeing Red Troops   Parachute Forces Seal Off Escape — Routes for Enemy; War Ahbout OQvapr

Paratrooper Land in Korea   MacArthur on Hard * To Witmess Landings

MacArthur On Hand For ‘End  Of Korean War   Two Battalions Of Paratroopers Virtually Unopposed In Move To Shorten Battle, Save Captives

U.S. Force Hits Deep Behind Red’s Lines  MacArthur Personally Directs Two-F old Rlow In Order To Sava TTS PW’e

Blow Slams Shut Escape Routes; End Is Near, MacArthur Asserts   U.N. Commander Personally Directs Aerial Assault in 15-Hour Flight; Final Chapter Being Written in Historic Campaign

Yank Paratroop' Drop into Korea To Cut off Reds   ‘War Coming to End MacArthur Says In Plane Above

MaeArthur, In Plane, Direets Aerial Assault   Operation Conducted Only 80 Miles Away From Manchuria Border

Land Virtually Without Opposition, 30 Miles South of China Border   Will Try to Rescue Yank Prisoners   MacArthur Flies Over Scene, Declares War ‘Is Coming to An End’

Surprise Aerial Attack by Thousands Of Americans North of Pyongyang } Is  Directed Personally by MacArthur; — Writing Final Pages of Korean War

Sky Jump Vi irtually Unopposed   Paratroopers Land 23 Miles North Of Seized Capital

Gen. MaeArthur Directs Assault For Bringing The Strife to an End

Seal Off Red Escape Routes From Capital   MacArthur Viewing New Operation Says War Is Nearly Over

SOLDIERS JUMP TO SEAL ENEMY ESCAPE ROUTES   Aim Is To Finish War And Rescue Mistreated American Captives — MacArthur Says End Is  Near.

Aerial Troops Swarm In For Knockout Blow   MacArthur, In Personal Command Of Assault, Says War Definitely Coming To End Today

‘Mac Directs Surprise Jump in Red Korea   Drive to End Fight and Rescue Yankees in Hands of Enemy

MacArthur Says Trap Should End Korean Fighting   Thousands Of GIs Jump To Seal Escape Routes North Of Pyongyang; UN Chief Divecte Oneration Personally

a Se & Se es, Ged  MacArthur Sees Allies Near Victory  Seek To Rescue U.S. Prisoners

Air Borne Units Also Seek Rescue Of Yank Prisoners  MacArthur Directs Operation, Claims War Nearing End

J ump To End War  In Korea   Thousands of American Paratroopers Deseend Near Manchurian Line

Mission to End War and Rescue Yank Prisoners   Thousands Float to Earth to Shut Off Escape Reads

‘War Definitely Ending Today, MacArthur Says  Report Many Yank Prisoners Killed In — To Pyongyang  L OF Daath

Air Soldiers By Thousands Land in Korea   - Parachute Troops Cut Off Retreat of Reds; Will Hasten End of War MacArthur Save

AMERICAN WAR PRISONERS SOUGHT; ROK UNITS SENT TO MANCHURIAN BORDERS

Temperaiures   Americans Seek to Save Mistreated Captives, And Finish U.N. Battle

War Definitely Near An End, MacArthur Says   Escape Routes Are Closed; General Almond Heads Forces

Jump Deep in Red Territory to Speed Quick End of War   MacArthur Says End of War Will Come Quickly

U.N. Commander Says Closing Trap Should End Oreanized Resistauce

Johnson Asks Cotton Export Cut Be Eased  Texan Claims Slash  Based on Military ee 4 Se Ree Bea ee

Sen. Johnson Asks Relaxing Of Export Ban   Cotton Order Declared Based on Overestimate Of Defense Needs

U.S. Disarmed Below Safety,  ‘Ike’ Declares   Eisenhower ists Program For World Settlement OF Probleme

KISENHOWER GIVES STRONG WARNING   Says America Has Reduced Armaments Below Danger Point

{-POINT PLANS TO GAIN PEACE ARE SET FORTH   Calls ‘Deliberate Lie’ Any Statement We Are Prenared

National Benefit Hospital And  Surgical Plan  Local People Have Chance To Enroll

State Dep’t Connection Of Top Red Spy Cited   Tydings Says McCarthy Produces No ‘Primary Evidence’: Calls Case Old

W CARTHY NAMED "TOP RUSSIAN SPY’ IN UNITED STATES   Senator Charges Agent Is in State Department and Was One-Time Boss of Alger Hiss.   IDENTITY REVEALED TO SENATE GROUP   Chairman Tydings Says No “Primary Evidence” Was Produced to Back Up Accusation.

Senate Probers Refuse To Name Suspected Man  _ Future Meetings Of Investigators Will Be Secret

Senator Gives Probers Name Of Soviet Spy   Tydings Says McCorthy’s Charges Not Backed By. Evidence

M Carthy Gives Probers Name  Of Top Red Spy   Tydings Says He Gave No Primary Evidence To Back Up Accusation

Sen. McCarthy Names Spy, But Tydings Scoffs  Identification Ole Story, Chairman Sovs in Answer

SENATOR SAYS TOP RED SPY IS IN STATE DEPT.   But McCarthy Showed No Evidence, Sen. Tydings Declares

ACTING. HEAD OF SECURITY COUNCIL HIT   Obstruction Tactics By Malik Draw Fire At  babe: Kips

West May Ask For Suspension Of Malik  Pin nmbime Conse fm meamanil   Austin Says Council Apparently Stalled For Month by Reds

RUSSIA HELD BLOCKING U. N. WILL ON KOREA   U. S. States Security Council Stalled While Malik Is President

‘RUSSIA ACCUSED OF OBSTRUCTING UN PROCEDURE   American Delegate De livers Blistering Attack On Soviets   MALIK WANTS BOMBING OF N. KOREA HALTED

United Nations Stalled  Austin Charges Russia With Obstructing U.N.

Accuses Russia ‘of UN Stalling   U. S. Charges They Obstruct Majority’s Will  an Karpa

Malik’s \tali  BQVSEGR wT uw ewes  Is Hindrance Says Austin   Ousting Of Soviet Chairman Rumored To Get Things Dene

Suspension of Malik ‘Looms as U. S. Hits Soviet Obstruction   UN Council Adjourns for 48 Hours; Austin Urges End to Red Stalling

Malik Facing Suspension as Council Chief  Austin Accuses Russia of Aiding N. Korean Army   Dicobeving Rules

Soviet Obstructing Majority Will in U. N., Austin Charges   Security Council Will Be Stalled All Month If Present Tactics Are Continued, U. S. Delegate Says; May Unseat Malik.

RED OBSTRUCTION TACTICS CHARGED ON KOREAN [ISSUE   Austin Says Security Counei May Be Stalled Until Malik Gives Up Presidenev.   PRESIDING RUSSLAN COLLD BE SUSPENDED   Council Adjourns 48 Hours te Allow Reds to Obtain Instructions From Moscow.

Fears Talks On Korea Are Stalled  Says Reds Fail To Abide By  flannnall Doles

Austin Fires Bitter Tirade At Russians   Malik Says America Using Methods of ‘Gangsters,’ Deplores Bombings

Austin Fears Month-Long Obstruction of U.N. Majority By Council President Malik

Malik May Be Suspended As President  Possibility To Be Discussed

TEXTILE WORKERS STONED BY GANGS ‘AT STRUCK PLANT   Tennessee Governor Urged To Send Troops Back  Ta Marrichawn

President Plans Radio Address on U. S. Part in Crisis   Expected to Make Hit Emergency Statement at That Time to Nation

Takes to Air Friday Night In Radio Chat  Meets Today With Dem, GOP Leaders

Will Outline Program For War Footing   Price, Pay Controls Slated As Soon As Machinery’s Ready

Truman To List Essential Curbs In Friday Talk   Leaders. Of Both Parties Meet With President At — Parley On World Crisis

President To Deliver Radio [Address Over All Networks  iEmergency Declaration Later

20 Injured in Accident Near Mauch Chunk   Gas-Electric Engine Bursts Into Flames But Fire Is Kept From Passengers; Diamond Had Stopped on Curve.

22 2 Persons In jured When Shuttle Train Rams Into Rear Of Crippled Express

Last-Minute Appeals Fail To Save Killer .   Slayer of Nurse Dies In Electric Chair With Hymn on Lips; Execution Ends Long Leaal Fight for Ex-Serviceman’s Life

Thomas Black, Convicted Of Slaying Nurse In Little Rock, Is Executed

ihomas Edwin Black, Convicted Nurse Slayer, Dies in Electric Chair

Sharp Eye On Aliens   Britain Makes Sure No Undesirables Attend ‘Peace’ Parley

British Check ‘Peace’ Group  Aliens Quizzed On Arrival For Meeting

Taxation Hikes, Strict Controls, . Around Corner   Red Chinese Also Have Made Certain Speed-Up in U. §, War Production

Wastes. Whole Minute = Fis Deer Not Bagged Until Minute After Season Starts

HAE PEACE FEELEN : North Koreans Have Given Up Hope of Help From Russians

Peace Feeler From Reds Enemy Proposal to Stop War Is Trial Balloon Hard For Americans to Swallow

\War Background Peace Feelers Indicate No. Hone For Red Intervention

Congress Hopes To Get Home August 5   More Ambitious Plans Scaled Down

Senators Planning Getaway  Democrets and   Democrets and GOP Leaders Try To Agree on Agend: For Fast Windup

DATE SET FOR ADJOURNMENT “OF GONGRES  Election - Conscious Legislators Want tc

Senate Aims To Go Home By August 5   Hammers Program Dow: To Seven Bills So Members Can Go  Home To Electioneer.

DULLES TO JAPAN   Republican Adviser to Acheson to Confer With MacArthur

ewe 68 NE  Republican Adviser to Ach: eson to Confer With MacArthur

Britain Acknowledges Dek acto Governmen s Of New Members Of French Union; U.S. Recognition Is Unqualified

J. 5, BRITAIN ACT T0 CHECK REDS IN ASIA   3 Indochinese State: Recognized; Hint At American Aid

U9. RECOGNIZES 3 GOVERNMENTS   ‘GIVES ITS SUPPORT TO  FRENCH BACKED REGIMES : IN INDO-CHINA

Hint Aid For. Three States in S. E. Asia   Action Sets Stage fo. Possible New Cold War Struggle in Far East: Russia Already Supporting Rebel Regime.

SPRING CUT IN COAL PRICES   Fifty Cents Lopped Off At Mines To Stimulate Mild Weather Sales.

Troops Quel! Peru Uprising   Reports 50 Killed Called Exaggeration

Peru Military Rule Declares  Revolt Quelled   Report Fifty Dead, Hundreds Wounded In Arequipa Uprising

Truman Asks for Action on FEPC In Army Report  Predict Equality   Predict Equality For All in Armed Services Soon

Truman Nudges Senate For Civil  Rights Plan Vote   President Praises Work O! Bloc Seeking To Increase Opportunities in Service

Asks Senate fo Gag Southern Filibuster  Test Vote Last Week Failed to Paes hw 19 Vatee

President Asks Vote On FEPC   Prads Senators to Make Decision on Measure Possible

President Prods Senate To Vote On His FEPC Bill   Praises Committee For Work On Armed Services Equality

Prods Senate For FEPC Action  HST Wants Racial Equality In U. S.

Report By Committee Is Used To Prod Senate To Vote On FEPC Measure

President Presses For Senate Vote On FEPC; Hope Exceedingly Dim   -Committee Reports There Will Be Equality For All  Persons In The Armed Forces ‘Within  Bw scene les Blais Beatecwn’

Autopsy Inconclusive   Joint Army-Navy Commission Established to Probe Death Of Delhi Man in Austria; Mangled Body Is Found On Railroad Track

CAPT. KARBY DIZZY BEFORE HIS DEATH   But Autopsy Fails to Show Whether He Was Pushed or Fell From Traln in Anctria.

American-British Task Force Aircraft Slow Invasion   Meanwhile U. S. Infantry Battles to Escape Cut-Off Tactics of North Koreans

C.F. Kasischke To Become Asst. Manager of Foote ‘Hospital On February I

UTILITIES BEAR BRUNT OF STORM   Eleven Counties Exper ience Power Failure

7 in Custody In Wounding Of 11 Miners   Non-Union Workers Shoot UMW Pickets In Moreantown Area

Gunfire Leaves Mine Fields In Uneasy State   11 Men Wounded By Mystery Blast in West Virainia

$50,006,00 in Preciou: Metal Shipped Here ix  View of Red Invasion

Tons of Gold Being Ferried From Tokyc To U. S. May Be Chiano’s Reserve Horde

28th Division Now Primed For Heavy Training   Guaré¢smen Honor 32 Who Died In Troop Train Wreck

28th Division  Now Primed For Heavy Training   Guargsmetn Honor 3? _ Who Died In Troop  ® 7 ‘Tretia: Wreck - 2 @

O'Dwyer Aide Denies Mayo Will Resigr   Press In New York City Says Health Of Mayor Failing

Starting Cost Estimated At $10 Billion   Sharp Tax Increase, Economic Controls Among Things U. S. Citizens Can Expect

Tax Hike Will Be Needed To Meet Budget   Does Not Ask For Price Control Or Rationing Now

Truman Asks 10 Billion For Korean Weapons   Partial Civilian Mobilization

TRUMAN SAYS TAX HIKE COMES LATER, AS WILL CONTROLS   Price Restrictions, Rationing In Future But Priorities, Allocations and Time-Payment Curbs Come At Once.

Sharp Tax Increase, Along with Economic Controls Needed To Curb Infla- tion, He Says.   GIVES POWER TO CALL GUARD, RESERVES

President Asks Expanded Forces, Limited Controls  Hints $10 Billions Necessary; Johnsor Given Call Power

President Asks Congress For  Huge Program   Truman Requests Congress To Vote All Men, Armed Strength Necessary To Win _Korean War; Sharp Tax Hike, Economic _ Controls Also«Needed, President Says

Seeks Unlimited Milifary Force, Increased Taxes   Tells Congress Of Plan To Halt Reds Throughout World

Sets Initial Arms Cost At $10 Billion  Sets Out Plan To Curb Inflation On The Home Front

Congress Requested to Vote Military Strength Which May Cost Ten Billions.  President Also Calls for Tax Increase and Economic Powers, ee a a ee Pe i a. eae eee

President Says Sharp Tax Increase, Other Economic Controls are Necessary to Curb Inflation. Help Foot Military Expenses

Truman Requests Tax Hike; Some Economic Controls   Reports That He Has Empowered Defense Sec’y  To Call Reserves And National Guard To Active Duty When And As Requirements Arise To Do So

Forecasts Need For Tax Boost; Seeks Authority   President Issues Warning Against Further Aggression By Communists

No Optimistic Forecast . Offered On Korean War   President Requests $10 Billion. . Te Onvnose Aaaression Everywhere

‘Lifting of Limits On Services Urged   President Seeks Powers to Curb Credit Buying, Order Priorities

Congress Asked To Furnish Men   Armed Services Must Be Strengthened Truman Tells Coneress

REQUESTS USE OF EVERY MAN NEEDED IN WAR   Lists Higher Taxes And Economic And Materials Control

President Asks Congress For Men And Arms To Block  Aggression By Communists

Nat. Guard-Reserves Called, All Men and Arius Needed To Block Armed Aqgression

Would Meet Red Threat On All Fronts   Ten Billions to Be Only a Start Of Cost; Preliminary Economic Controls Asked of Congress

Partial Mobilization Of Home Front Also Sought; Taxes Later   Suggests Congress Lift All Legal Limits on Size of Armed Forces; No Price Controls or Rationina

Seeks Sharp Tax Rise, Boost in Armed Forces To Combat Communism   Common Security.

Price Controls And Rationing Not Needed Yet  National Guard Call To Duty Authorized

Truman Charts Sweeping Plan to Block Reds   Tax Boost Forecast; Executive Wants Limits Taken Off Size of  Caryviree Acke Economic Curbs

$10 Billion, Some Controls ‘Are Requested   Defense Secretary Already Ordered. To Call Men

Cost to Build Up Military Strength a at {0 Billion      Sharp Tax Increase. Is Possible; Truman ~ Advises Conaressmen

Hints Economic Controls to Come   President Reserves for Future Drastic Measures as Price Control! and Rationing But Says Sharp Tax Increase Is Necessary.

President Says Sharp Tax Hike, Curbs Essential   $10 Billion Is Asked To Start War Program; Call: For Unlimited Funds And Armed Strength

 Cites Funds Required To Combat Reds   Guardsmen, Reserves Woull Be Called Up If More Moen Needed

Defense Secretary Is Empowered ‘to Summon As Many Guard, Reserve Units as Required

Orders Guard, Reserves Called When, Needed: Stiffenina of Home Front:

Men, Funds, Credit, Materials Control To Stop Aggression af All Places Sought by President

Requests Men, Arms For Battle   Seeks Economic Controls; Sharp Tax Boost Sighted

Starting Cost for US Put At SIO Billion   Higher Taxes Will Be Needed for US Military Expansion; No Price, Wage Or Ration Controls to Be Asked Yet

‘Truman Asks Men, Armed Strength fo Turn Back Reds in Korea, Block Aggression Elsewhere   Clamps Tighfen on Governmenf-Sponsored  Housing Boom in Move fo Curb Inflation ‘And Save Materials for U. §. Defense Effort

Congress Asked To Vote Need fo Turn Back Reds  Starting Cost Is Cor nt $10 Billian

Asks Congress to Take Off Limit On Size of Armed Forces; Partial Home Front Mobilization Uraed

Sefs Cost af Ten Billions   Also Proposes Partiel Homa Front Mobilization for Korean, World Situation

nequests Men And Arms to Repulse Reds   Says Sharp Tax Increase Necessary—Would Curb Credit, Allot Materials

Red Goal Is World  Conquest   President Tells People Why We Fieht In Korea

Ice Storm Callec Worst In Years Slicks Mid-\  Radio Only Contact      Radio Only Contact For Clinton, lowa, With Outside World

Clinton, lowa, Isolated by Ice Storm   Breaks Wires, Tree Branches in 3-State Area; Communication Restricted to Radio

This Would Mean A Walkout Of 250,000 Members Of Two Big Unions: Threat Was Issued A Few Hours After The AFL Switchmen’s Union Ordered A Strike OF 1000 Members For Next Sundav

TWO RAIL UNIONS THREATEN STRIKE TO:PROTEST REPORT OF FACT-FINDERS

SEEK TO HALT HAIL OTRIKES BY 3 UNION:   Conductors, Trainmen to Join Switchmen in Sunday Walkout Threat.

RAIL UNIONS © THREATEN 10, CALL STRIKE         Trainmen, Conduce tors, Seeking 40Hour Week, Reject Board’s Findings. -

Sec. of Air Symington Warns Red Dictators Have Largest Army, Air Force, Sub Fleet

AIR SECRETARY SAYS REDS CAN SURPRISE U. S.   Symington Calls Commie Arms Greatest In  World Today

Governor Calls For.Vision. Planning. Cc_Onapattnn  Shivers Faces Future With Confidence   Missionary ‘Killed By. Burma Bandits

‘Phenomenal’ Diamond Field Said Discovered In ‘Haunted’ African Area

Washington Takes Grave View of Korean Reverse   Acheson and Senate Foreign Relations Committee To Meet behind Closed Door

i rackdowr. On Communists ..  \Head OFA labama  Red Group Jailed

Alabama Leader Of Reds Jailed   Party Chairman Is Accused Of Vacrancy

Alcoholism Problem Concerns Everyone; ‘Prevention Begins With Understandina!

TRUMAN GETS MERCY APPEAL   Wife of Army Officer Seeks to Have Husband’s Death Sentence Overruled

Asks President Truman to Set Aside Death Sentence  Waite Pleads for Soldier's Life

Woman Appeals to President To Save Life Of Soldiex-Husband Who Disobeyed Grdei

Sandridge Church Was Organized 100 Years Ago  METS, Ege erqoemy, Soe URE. SERRA Ue ORE   Centennial Services Are Scheduled July 21-23

Sandridge Church Was Organized 100 Years Ago  Centennial Services Are Scheduled jaly 21.92

Driver Trapped Five Hours In Crushed Auto.  Car Wedged Between Locomotive And Wall; Man Critically Hurt

Man Survives As Train Rolls Car Into Ball   Workers Pull Auto Apart By Bits During Five-Hour Rescue

French Pull Forces Out Of Thatkhe   Base 3rd Bastion  Abandoned To Red

End Of Malik  Term Awaited   India Defers Peace Move Before U. N.

Whistle Stop Tour Rolls Into Chicago   Truman Urges Unity Of Free Nations To Avert New War

Pilot Survives 1 Daysin Swamp   Drags Self 6  Miles to Road after Plane. Falls Near Graylina

Weather and American Sea Power Hikes Odds Against Formosa Battle

Chinese Threat Discounted .. . .   ‘Reds Seem Unable  To Invade Formosa

Invasion Of Formosa Now  Is Unlikely  Best Weather For Red Attack Is Nearly Ended

Red China Threai Against Formosa Believed Bluff   Officials Say Invasion Time Is Now Past

Odds Against a Formosa Atfack   Chinese Reds Not to  hweada-+E-S- Babhavac

Formosa Raid By China Reds Is Nof Feared   Odds Are Against . Communists Being Able To Push Through With Threat to ‘Liberate’

No Invasion Of Formosa Expected  Doubt Red China Will Attack; Plan Called Propagand

Communist Threat To Invade Formosa Believed Propaganda      "POSSIBILITY OF ATTACK FOR DIVERSION CONSIDERED; WEATHER BIG FACTOR

Observers At Capita] Say  Odds Against Chinese Leftists  Making ove

Red Attack On Formosa  N ot Likely   Communists Face Unfavorable Odds In Latest Threat

U ust Propaganda?  (Odds Appear Against Chinese Reds ‘Carrying Out Invasion Of Formosa

 Radio Outcry Could Be Just Propaganda Officials Believe Odds Are Against Red China Carrying Out Threat To ‘Liberate’ Formosa

US. Welcomes ‘Formosa Prohe   Odds Appear Against Chinese Reds If They Actually. Attack Formosa

Odds Against Reds Drive To Take Formos   Best’ Weather Past For Invasion Of Chiang’s Island

tnemy, Losses tleavy In Flaming Battle   Afvaders Gain Six Miles Near Taejon; South Koreans Hurl Reds Back In East

Taejon Capital In Grave Danget Of Falling Soon   Saves U. 5. Taxpayers Cost of 40 Automobiles

Invaders Hit Hard Blow By  South Koreans   Powerful U. S. Air, Artillery Support Sparke South Korean Attack in East; Yanks Forced Back Six Miles in Other Sector

Reds in East Suffer Two.  Conclusive  Setbacks North Korean Hordes Drive, Yanks in West Back Six Miles

Red Governments Take Steps To Black Out All Radio, News From West   East German And Hungarian Party Organs Cal For Mass Production Of ‘People’s Sets’ That Can Get Only Soviet Programs

Acheson's Plan Gets Criticism  Some Senators Not Greatly Impressed

ACHESON PLAN TO END COLD WAR CRITICIZED   Sen, George Calis Peaco Oftor Ridiculous —~ Sontherner: De+ claves It Doesn't Pay: for a. Great Nation to Make Extravagent Demands or  Iniplied Threats,

‘A BIT RIDICULOUS’?  Senators Differ Sharply On Acheson’s ‘7 Points’

Convict Killed In Baffle With Police   Man Tries Robbery In _ Shippensburg; Cut “Down By Bullets

SENATE TO CET SOCTAL SECURITY RAISE PROPOSAL   Finance Committee Votes To Increase Payments, But Disapproves Jump In Tax That Finances Federal Svstem.

Higher Social Security Benefits Are Anvroved In Senate Committee Bill

LARGE SOCIAL SECURITY HIKES ARE APPROVED   Senate Votes to Increase Minimum to $49, Maximum to $150.

Boost Voted In Federal Pension Bill   Senate Committee Raises Seale Set Ju House Measere

SENATE GROUP NULOS UNE —IIN TAK RATE   Formula Would Double the Average Payments Upon Retirement.

Senafe Group Rejects Hike In Tax Rafe   Payments More Than Twice Present Rate Get Cammittee Okay

Senate Approves Higher Benefits, Smaller Tax Payments Than House

ACT TO HIKE SS BENEFITS.   Senate Committee Okays Increase Over House  Approved Bill

 Ups House-Passed Increases   ° * Senate Finance Committee OK’s  Social Security Benefit Boosts

Larger Increases In Social Security Retirement Benefits Given Approval

Vote to Increase Social Security   Senate Committee Would Top HousePassed Leaislation

Senate Group OK’s Hike in Old Age Pay   Measure Provides 90 Per Cent Raise With Taxes Frozen

Senators Vote High Benefits   Finance Group Ups Payments Over Bill Approved in House

SOCIAL SECURITY INCREASE VOTED BY SENATE GROUF   Committee Rules Aguins Boosting Tax Rate For Next Five Years

Boost in Retirement Pay: Voted      Senate Committee for Higher Benefits in Social Security

TYDINGS SAYS KOREA IS TEST   Thirks Russia Is Seeing How Far U. S. Will Goa

Calls Island Natural Asia Detense Line   Claims Domination Of Every Asiatic Port By Air Power

Tydings Rejects Republican Choice As Aide in Inquiry  Senator Taft Hits Truman’s Attitude In McCarthy Case

Tydings Refuses  To Accept Aide  Nominated by GOP _ Seton Says He Wants  To Keep Red i ll 7Eeaa Fram Politic

TYDINGS REFUSES  GOP-NAMED AIDE   Red Probe Group Head Holds Up Appointment Of Bay Stater

Full-Scale Probe Of Liquor Affairs  Probable in lowa 1951 Legislature   1951 Legislature May Get Request For Full Inquiry

Liquor Probe By Legislature May Be Asked   2 Dernocrats Call for A Full Investigation of Commission

Full-Scale lowa Liquor Probe Askec   Augustine, Poston Issue Statement on Inquiry Into Commission.

Isolate Russia, Hoover Urges   Former President Calls for UN Change Until Communism Destroys Itself

Communism Is ‘Force of Evil; Action Urged  - Solidarity of Nations   Solidarity of Nations Being Tested, Says Former President

Dismissal of Vande Bogart Investigated   Committee From N. W. Assn. of Secondary Higher Schools in Mont

Bandits Flee With $75,000 At Kentucky Gambling Club   Employes and Guests Herded Into Vault As Five ‘Gunmen Make Escape With Loot

Armed Men Rob Club OF $75,000  Ky: Gambling Casina At Covington Held Up

China Protests U. §. Air Blows   Says People Help Korea ‘Voluntarily’

Reds Claim Yank Air Raids On North China Increasing  Moscow Radio Reports Declare Chinese we ei: Fe aE e rT vTT nr . arn if

Bradley Says U: S. Not Ready To Fend Off Any Sneak Attack   OUERY ANSWERED

ALASKAN DEFENSES CITED  Bradley Doubts U. $. Ability To Fend Off Any Sneak Attack

ALGER HISS.. TO APPEAL Hi CONVICTION   Former State Depurtment Policy Maker Will ‘Carry Case to Supreme Court—Iliss Was Convicted af Perjury Saturday.

Free Nations Need Time ‘And a Billion of U. S.: ‘ Money. Bradlev Saves

Can Hold Western Europe If. Helped   Free Nations Need Time And a Billion of U. S. Money, Bradley Says  SENATE MAKES STUDY  Vandenberg Wants Arm: Bill Changed to Curb  Truman Powers

Time, Aid Can Defend Europe, Bradley Asserts   Chief Of Staff Testifies For HST Arms Program

Time Called Vital; Need For Aid Cited   General Appears To Plead For Trunian’s $1,.222.500.000 Bid

Bradley Says Aid To Help  Free Nations Defend Selves   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Support Truman Request In Billion Dollar Aid Bill Program For Year.

Says Western Europe Can Grow Strong   Reasonable Security Declared Possible With Proper Help

Armed Europe Will Be Safe, Bradley Avers   Top Military Man Praises Aid Principle

WESTBROOK PEGLER   American Union Movement Is Not Labor Movement

Keypt Insists British Leave Canal. Sudan   Lendon Promptly Rejects King Faronk Challenge Of Validity of Part

Egypt to Try to Oust British  . +k SRE, -. Sen: Wien . Sites Se   King Farouk Reads to Declare Defense Treaty Void.

Threat Against Britain:  Get Your Troops Out of Suez, Eeyptian Government Warts

Egypt Demanding British Quit Suez  Threaten to Cancel Mutual Defense Pact

Leaders Reveal New Body Will Meet in London   Atlantic Pact Member: Gather at Final Session of Parley -

PRE-SESSION CAUCUS HELD ‘One-Shot’ Temporary Tax For Hospitals Gains Favor

Caucus Backs (ne-Shot Tax For Hospitals   Shivers, Manford Talk Plans With Committee

GOP Senator Takes Early Lead in Iowa  Democrat Backer Of Brannan Plan Also Ont in Front

LOVELAND TAKES LEADINIOWA’S PRIMARY BATTLE   Hickenlooper Has Wider Margin In Contest For Return   BRANNAN PLAN MADE DEMOCRATIC ISSUE

Hickenlooper Leads lowa GOP Primary   Brannan Farm Plan Advocate, Loveland Leads Demo Race

anvidered Test Of Brannan Plan  Vote C  New Deal C and idate  Takes. Lead In lowa

Hickenlooper Leads In lowa   Brannan Farm) Plan  Advocate: Front  Runner -. For Democrats -

Hickenlooper — Leads in Iowa   Key Issues Face Decision In Light Voting  De TR. Aecnniatna Proce

Vote Considered Test Of Brannon Plan  New Deal Candidate  Takes. Lead In lowa

Mobilized Reserve Units Are Eligible For Korea Duty  Explains Commies  Are Not Fighting _ A ed

U.S. Wl Have Drafted 15.0 Men by End of January But Some Reservists Still Needed  “Time for Training, Speeded- Up. ” Warfare Are Given as Reasons 

Calls Are Being Scaled Down Some Says Army; Mobilization, Discharge Procedures Outlined

Draft Calls To Go On Despite War Picture  First Draftees Not Yet Ready For Duty, Military Reports

Reservists May Still See Korean Duty   Additional Army Calls Slow Down Because Of Limited Facilities

Whiz Kids Outhit Foe But Heintzelman Walks Three With Two Down In Sth, Error Allows Trine Run

Phillies Drop Third Straight To Yanks, 3-2   Phil Error Ties Game: Winning Run Scored After 2 Out in Ninth

Yanks Top Phils in Third Straight, 3-2   ‘Whiz Kids' Blow Lead In. 8th: Coleman's Kit Wins

Yankees Need One More Win For Clincher   New’ Yorkers Take Third  §traight Game From Phillies, 3-2

Final Innings. Fatal To Phillies, Despite Brilliant Pitching, — Stick Superiority

PhilliesTakeLead, But Yanks Tie It  In Eighth and Win With Run in Ninth

‘Seventh One-Run Defeat in a Row For the Phillies   Glaring Error by Shortstop Provides Tying Run With Winning Run Coming After Two Were Out in Ninth.

YANKEES TAKE 3RD STRAIGHT FROM PHILLIES   Error Helps New York To 3-2 Win And 3-0 Lead In Series

Yankees Defeat Philly 3 To 2  For Third Win   American Champs Shove Across Winning Run In 9th When Coleman Hits Into Center; Rookies May Hurl For Both Sides Today

Ford Will Try To Give Yankees 4th In Row   Errors Ruin Fighting Phils, 3-2, Church Or Miller To Pitch Today

CAB DRIVER, PICKET SCUFFLE  First Outbreak Of Violence In Phone Strike Flares At Vernon

FBI Asked to Stop  Union Mine Violence   Explosion Shatters Mine Equipment; Armed Pickets Stop Strip Mining

New Violence In Southern Mine Fields   Stockpiles Approach Vanishing Point; Henry Ford TI Says Industrial Shutdown Appears Inevitable

Ask FBI To Halt Mines Violence      Emergency Steps Taken To Provide Coal In Ohio

Soviet Vetoes Trygve Lie’s Re-Election  Assembly May Extend His Term

Russia Vetoes  Lie Re-Election   U.N, Assembly Can Extenc Term, Exnerts Say

Soviet Uses Veto Power Against Lie Assembly May Nam  Seeretary-General 

Casts46thVeto,ButGeneralAs. sembly May Be Able To Ex tend His Term For 3 Years.

Reds Use Veto in Try To Oust Lie  Legal Experts Say, However, Assembly Maw Wetand Tarm

SOVIETS LEAD OPPOSITION T0 TRYGYE LIE   Legal Experts Say His Term of Office Can Be Extended

Soviet Veto Blocks Lie's-Re-election  Assembly May Act To Extend Term

RUSSIA VETOES LIE’S RE-ELECTION   EXPERTS BELIEVE U. N. ASSEMBLY WILL BE ABLE TO EXTEND HIS TERM.

Reds Veto Move To Re-Elect Lie “UN. Secretar   Experts Advise Genera Assembly Gan Extend {f So Desired

Have ve Way Te i 6c Around Obstacles   MacArthur Given Instructions To Liberate N. Korea

Soviets Seek To Bar Lie As U.N. Secretary   Legal Experts Say As. sembly May Be Able To Extend Term

U.N. Assembly Can Extend His Term 3 Years  Russians Exnected   Russians Exnected To Continue to Oppose Secretary

Socond Elevator Accident Victim Dies Here Today   Willie Pace Succumbs In Local Hospital Early This Morning

Reds on Run As Waegwan Falls to Yanks   Highway Town Taket Without Fight as Communists Flee North to Kumchon

Waegwan Fall Tofirst Cavalry Without Fight   Reds Flee Ahead of Advance; Yanks in Pursuit of Racing Communist Troone

Game Commission Sets Dowt Five-Point Program for Administering Water Resources

Court Refuses Pleas To Alter Jail Sentences  Penalties Imposed On Contempt Of Congress Charges  /DITT T WNTary

Clark Inspects American Forces  In West Germany  Will Observe Allied Troops On Maneuvers

H-Bomb Greater Threat to U. S. Than te Russia  Scientist Says Blitz Could Kill 15,000,00€  Americans in One Day

H-Bomb Blitz Danger Cited By Scientist   Attack Could Wipe Out U. S. Major Cities, Kill 10 Million, He Says

H-Bomb Blitz Termed Peril   Concentration of Industry, Key U. S$ Officials Deplored by Scientist

Devastating Force of Hydrogen Bomh Pointed Out in Warning to U. S.

Truman Will Ask Program Support   President To Speak At Jackson Dinner

Truman to Help Party Choices   President to Campaig   President to Campaign In Penna. and Ohio

Truman Announce: Speaking Tour for  Demo Candidates  To Stump in Behalf fit Sonwes’ Aca itcan ke   To Stump in Behalf Of Senate Aspirants After Primaries

Truman Plans Tour fo Help Detnocrats Win   Will Campaign for Candidates Seeking Seats in Congress

Democrats Hold Big Rally Tonight With Truman and Filet Mignon on $100 Menu

President Said Ready: to Raise New Call for Whole Legislative Program

TRUMAN PLANS CAMPAIGN TRIP   Non-Political Tour Will Take Him Long Way

Truman Plans ‘Non-Political’ Tour — To Aid 1950 Democratic Candidates

“Non Political” Tour by Truman lo Aid Democrats   SS Ee  eee   Disclosed Plans To Help Elect Conaress Candidate

Truman Plans (andidate Aid   “our to Follow Primaries; Ixpected to Raisa New Call For Fight for His Program

Democrats To Have Big Rally In Washington  Truman Broadeasts   Truman Broadcasts Talk at Gala $100 a Plate Dinner

Truman to Give. Address Tonight   Expected to Raise New + Call for His Whole  Legislative Program

Campaign Aid Truman's Plan   Non-Political Tour Set by President

Truman Plans Non-Political 50 Campaign   President Adopts Labe: Of 1948; Will Delive: Major Address Tonight At Washinaton

'Non-Political’ ‘Tour Planned   Pres. Truman Plans te Speak for Party's Con. gressional Candidates.

Truman Plans ‘“Non-Political’” Campaign Tour To Aid Congressional Candidates

Truman Refuses Re-election Talk   Suggests Reporters Tnet Wait And See

North Koreans Use Deception  Southern Plane Marks Being Used on Yaks

One Day of Communism Enough for Them, Mosinee Folks Decide After Mock Invasion

Sample of Soviet State in Mock May Day Insurrection  Iown Finds One Day of Red Rule’ Enough

Bishop Purcell Leading Snezker   ‘Future Unlimited’ To Be Presented Then

Senate Okays Oleo Tax Bill   Measure Needs Only Truman’s Signature To Become Law

Truman States World Is Nearer To Lasting Peace   Optim stic Statement Is at Variance with  Other Developments at Capital, However.

Boost Price  of Newsprint $10 Per Ton   Second Canadian Firm Announces Increase;  Goes In Effect Nov. 1st

Evangelist Owen Accused by Girl  Faces Indianapolis Morals Charae

Girl, 16, Charges Evangelist With Morals Offenses   “Walking Bible’ Faces Juvenile Charges at ' Indianapolis

House Passes Bill to Combat  Subversives  Espionage Safeguard Is Stiffer Measure   Security Council Will Examine U.S. Action Toward Formosa

U.N. Votes To Examine U. S. Formosa Policy  a ee ° eee D.........)] Thi. Mh*. 2.   Rejects Soviet Proposal That Chinese Reds Re Invited To Attend Secsian

‘Feels House Will Reject ‘Irish’ Plan   Also Objects To Tying Program To Farm Produce

Says Two Hurfful Amendments Must Be Removed From Foreign Aid Bill

Women Pickets Keep Lines Unbroken Again At New River’s Mines   Fayette County Communities Of Summerlee, Whipple And Carlisle Keep Mines Idle By Sending 200 Women To Man Lines

A Pit Pickets Felled in State Shotgun Battle   Independent Miners Call Walkout in Winois; TA aw nie ee

-Hotel Adolphus Guests Flee Rooms As Fire Rakes Dallas Buildinas #

Building Pushed At University  Addition Proposed To Replace Haven Hall

Kaw at 13.7, Wakarusa a 18 Feet This Morning; Some Grain Shatters   WHEAT. OATS DAMAGED

PUSHES RIVERS UE   Kaw at 13.7, Wakarusa. at 18 Feet This Morning; Some Grain Shatters   WHEAT, OATS DAMAGED

35 Killed, 200 Hurt As ‘Tornadoes Hit  Texas, Louisiane   Wide Property Damage Extends Into South Arkansas; Warn Storm To Continue;  Blizzard Hits Nebraska, Kansas

30 Reported Deadin Wake OfTornadoes   Nearly 200 Other Hurt in Texas  And Louisiana -

A] Thouaht Killec And 200 injured Bo orm ‘SFury  a Hardest Hit;   Louisiana Hardest Hit, Blizzards Reported Starting In North

Storm Sweeps Through Texas And Louisiana   200 Others Injured, Property Damage Vast Blizzard in Nebraska

{AE Bomb Goes Off Needs. Outlined ‘As Physician: Learn Of Atomic Blast Damage

Faster Delive  Of Aircraft Urged  Planes Now Ordered Should Be Rushed, Senate Group Agrees

WOMEN CRASH VICTIMS GAIN   Prominent Twin City Resi dents Have Comfortable Week-End

Dairymen to Get hak: Milk Payments Before Christmas   Farm Value of the November Estimated Production $23.113,.000

Can't Get A Fair Trial, They Assert ‘Brassiere Brigade’ at Miami 'Asks for Change of Venue

Trainmen And Conduc. tors Vote Overwhelmingly For Nationwide Walkout; 40 - Hou, Week Maior Issue

Two Rail Unions Vote For Strike   But They’ll Hold Off During Efforts at Mediation.

2Rail Unions Vote Strike But Delay ‘Step During Talks   Conductors “and Trainmen Approve Move, Bringing Labor Act Into Action

Pentagon Confirms Loss Of Capital   Invaders Had More And Better Tanks Than Reported

Morale High Over South As American  Aid Goes In  Airport Near City Is Also Reported Communist-Seized

NEARBY KIMPO AIRPORT ALSO IN HANDS OF FOE; BRITAIN GIVES AID   First American Foot Soldiers Enter Shooting War; U. S. Airmen Blast Heavy Russian Built Tanks; Seventh Float Pratects Formosa

First American Foot Soldiers Enter Fray AsSignal Corps Unit Sets Up Headquarters; Capital Airport Also Lost But Morale High.

Airport, Seaport Also Lost; American Signal Corps Sets Up Base   Britain Places Naval Forces In Jap Waters Under U. S. Command; South Korean Army Reforms For Attack

IN HANDS OF REDS   U. S. Defense Department C onfirms the Loss of u

Strong Morale Claimed by U.S.  In South Korea  Washington Chief:  Report perengers i ae ee

Soviet Divisions Begin Extensive War Maneuver:   Stepped - Up War Games Are Under Way on Plains Of East Germany

Russians Set Up Maneuvers  In Kast Reich   Training of Rookies Is Believed Factor in Extensive War Games

Red Divisions. In War Games   Troops In ‘East Germany _ Churn Up Dust In Maneuvers

Armed Force Experts Say U. S. Strong  On Defenses   America’s Research In Advance Of Most  poise Convinced

U. S. Atom Leadership  Increasing, Say Experts   Armed Forces Day Speakers Keynote Is Strength Will Prevent New War

U.S. Widening A-Weapon Lead   Military Experts, Speaking on Armed Forces Day, Also Report Nation Developing New Defenses

NATION TOLD UU. 8. HAS WIDENED EDGE IN ATOMIC ARMS   Military Leaders Declare Only a Strong Defense Will Prevent Another World War,   PREPARED TO DEAL WITH GERM WARFARE   Power Built Up to Meet Ag. gression Disclosed as Country Observes Armed Forces Day.

US. WIDENS — ATOMIC LEAD   Military Experts of Nation Disclose New Gains In Arms Race.

U. S. ls Widening Her Leadership  In Atom Weapons   Atomic Progress, Research In Chemical Warfare Subjects Of Major Armed Forces Day Talks Stressing Strength

U. 5. Widening Leadership In Atomic Fields   Nation Also Building Defenses To Cope With Germ Attacks, Official Declares

ON ARMED FORCES DAY U.S. Widening Atomic Weapons Leadership, Experts Declare

Uo. DEVELOPS  DEFENSES FOR DOME, GERM   Military Leaders on Armee Forces Day Emphasize War Readiness.

Armed Forces Day Brings Assurance   Measures ‘Reported Taken To Curb Germ War

America’s Atomic Leadership Stressed In Speeches On First Armed Forces Day

16-18 Degrees Forecast Over Plains Section  Low This Morning 25; Possible Snow PF emf. =. gee. as.

16-18 Degrees Forecast! Over Plains Section   Low This Morning 25; Possible Snow Failte Ts Show Uo

J. E. McDonald Rejects GOP Bid; To Sue for Ballot Spot   Agriculture Commissioner Hires Battery Of Lawvers To Fight Ouster by Democrats

Dim Hope Held For Settlement Of Rail Strike  Additional Thousands of Wo rkers Idled Beca 0 of Wa lkouts

Mediator Says Prospects For Early Settlement Of Rail Strike Not Too Hot

Peace Hopes Not Bright in Rail Strike   Conferees ‘All Worn Out’ After Chicago Sessions; Mediator Sees No Breck Soon

No Prospects Seen for Early Rail Settlement  — Mediators Meet With : Both Sides in Dispute  Over Added Man

FURTHER TALKS NOT SCHEDULED BY MEDIATORS   Striking Firemen Set Up 100-Mile Roadblock On Union Pacific

One Hur.dred Miles Of Union Pacific Lines Blocked; Injunction At Nashville, Tenn Limits Picketing

No Progress Made in Rail Strike Talks  Early Settlement Prospects Drab, Mediator Says

HOPE ON QUICK RAIL WALKOUT END SEEN SLIM   Mediator Pessimis t i « After Separate Talks With Firms, Union

RAIL WALKOUT END SEEN SLIM   ‘Mediator Pessimis t i « After Separate Talks _ With Firms, Union

Early Peace InRail Tieug Not Likely   Federal Mediator Says ‘Settlement Hope Not Too Hot

Prospects For Ending Strike Poor   Pennsy Manages to Move 42 Trains Out of Harrisburg.

Talks Fail To — Settle Strike   Federal Mediators Hope For New Parleys In Rail Walkout

Hope Seen Dim For Early Settlement Of Rail Strike   Peace Talks May Be Resumed Today; 10,0006 More Workers To Be Furloughed

Administration Errors Blamed For Korean War   Senators Hickenlooper, Lodge Rap Truman at GOP Parley

Yankey Dies In Electric Chair  Talked Himself Out Of Life Sentence

Out Of The Frying Pan... Man Who Talked Too Much Is  Gabby Even In Electric Chair

Yankey Dies In Chair With Protest On Lips   Highland Countian Pays For Death Of  Greenfield Pensione)

3 Out of 4  Farms in State On Power Lines   But REA Reports 57,000 Still Lack  Electric Service

REA Says 57,503 State Farms Still Withou! Power   But Over Three-Fourths Have Electricity: Many Units Ahead in Pay.

REA Power  To More Farm:   Still Without Electricity Are 57.503 in State

Block Warder System Voted for California   50,000 Casualtiés Seen in Each of Six Areas in A-attack

Block Warder System For Stale Voted   50,000 Casualties In Critica! Target Areas Is Warning

ussian Immigrant Opens the 1950 nited States Savings Bond Campaign

Tap Liberty Bell to Launch National Campaign to Sell Savings Bonds

LIBERTY BELL TAPPED T0 OPEN BOND CAMPAIGN   Russian Immigrant Buys First  Bond at Ceremonies in : Philadelphia.

__ Kicks Off $653,950,000 Drive Russian Immigrant Purchases  $500 Bond to Open Campaign

Sec. Snyder Starts Savings Bond Drive  Historic Liberty © Bell Sounds Off

Russian Immigrant Obtain, First Savings Bond As U. S% Opens National Campaign

Russ Immigrant Opens National Bond Drive   Independence Hall Custodian Buys a $500 “E” Bond

REPUBLICANS CONSIDER FITZGERALD FOR MAYO}     Former Senator Decline: To Make Plans Known     Pardec Reflecis Contesting Nanmt  ‘Pardec Reflecis Contesting Namination Is Committee Dues Not  Endorse Him,

REPUBLICANS CONSIDER FITZGERALD FOR MAYOR   Former Senator Decline: To Make Plans Known   “Pardee Reflects Contesting NomInation If Committee Docs Not  Endorse Him

HOUSE SEAT WON BY REPUBLICANS   , W. H. BATES ELECTED EN BAY  STATE DISTRICT TRUMAN  CARRIED BY 16.900.

Bates Scores Easy Victory   Naval Officer Wins Fa. ther's Seat in Congress After Strange Campaigr

Ballot Victory Hailed By GOP  Fair Dealers Beaten In Massachusetts

[Bates’ Victory iGives GO Hope In New Formnila   ‘Naval Officer Gains: Sea Once Held By Fathe Vicior’s First Polls" ‘Bi

Defense Lines Pressed Hard All Along Front   Men Directly From U. S. Rush Into Combat; Reds Occupy Hyopchon Only 33 Miles From Important Taequ.

Northerners. Knife Through U.S. Front   American Reinforcements Go Ashore F pared Fer Combat — Main Suppl Route Threaésn.J  ully Pres

Electric Union Signs With GE  - Wage Increases Of 10, 15% Cents Giver

Three Houston Youths Escape Fron Jail At Franklin Wednesday Night

ROSTERS Dir esere ws NeW ne/en alte NOE TR CoD NPs HSE CUP OH AE Te NN RENN EA STE ES STEDSRY Se AB EDS RON SAN TN Pe ne SNe REST EPR NN DOT eT SHURA IIT nm PRE SA OU AERA Tat WORE NORTE TREN SE ES Tn  Breezes Clear Skies of Smoke Screen Driving from Canadian Forest Fire

Smoke Clouds From Canadian Forest Fire Blacks Out Sun In Large Area Sunday

Sun Blacked Qut By Fire   Canadian Forest Blaze Stirs Up Strange Doings

Huge Fire in Canada  Is Blamed   Breezes Start to Clear Skies Again; Many Worried  By Weather Freak

EASTERN INDUSTRIAL CENTERS GUARDED BY FAST JET PLANES   Latest Type Fighters Are On Standby Alert Against Enemy Craf}

President Informed Of Action   Truman Told Men Will Insist on Fair Deal Later

FACT-FINDER REPORT AGAIN TURNED DOW)   2 Brotherhoods Free To Call Walkout After July 15

Rail Unions Delay Strike Due to War   Trainmen and ORC Agree to Wai

Unions Will Delay Strike On Railroads   Crisis in Korea Brings Decision To Talk Further

Rail Unions Delay Strike Due to War   Promise to Keep 250,000 on Job and To Nevotiate Further

State Medical Society Files Rifled, Claim Hedge Says Lucas’  Cawmnaton a Rasenr

Sen. McCarthy Repeats Charge Linking Editor   Says Evjue’s Capital Times Ils Communist; Names Cedric Parke:

McCarthy Blasts At Evjue, Parker  Madison Man Hits Back at Senator

DOCTOR HELD ON SUSPICION OF MURDER   Admits Fatal’ Shooting of Two Men, In Muncie, Iod,. in Struggle Over Alleged Blackmail Plot.

One-Eyed Doctor Held In Muncie es After Two Men Killed in His Office

Biackmoaill turns fo Blood in Mun  One- Eyed Physician ‘Held for Murder Of Brothers in Wild Office Struggle

Congress Roundup  Tax Measures Out of Balance Corporate Increase

IN AS GRAND MASTER   Lynn R. Brodrick Heads Masonic Order: Baldwin Man an Officer

Bitter Saigon Riots Protest U.S. Policy   4,000 Demonstrate Four Hours Against Destroyers’ Visit to City: Burn Market

Saigon Rioters Protest U.S. Destroyers in Harbor  French Police Use Tear Gas in Dispersinc   French Police Use Tear Gas in Dispersing Demonstrators Who Burn Market Place

4,000 RIOT IN PROTEST OF VISIT   U. S. Ships Are Missed By Rebels’ Shells; Police Quell Outbreak

US Warships At Saigon Cause Riots   Reds Demonstrate Against Destroyers Socked At indochina

Commies Riot Against Two US Destroyers   American Flags Torn And Mortar Shells Fired At Ships

President's Wide Powers ‘Are Opposed   Senator Arthur Vandenberg Objects to Blanket Authority to Rearm Any Nation

Challenges Bid Of President’s For Blanket Plan   Would Accept Change

Leader Questions President's Power For Such. Action   Plan Would Permit Him to Rearm Any Nation He Saw Fit

Vandenberg Objects To Truman Bid   Jahnson, Acheson Paint Grim Picture Of Soviet Threat

ciaeeeemmmens © seeememeenneneeeeeeend  SHIP'S § SURVIVORS SUE FOR $140,00C

WISSOURL DRAFT PLAN AGREED ON   EVERY COUNTY WILL FURNISH AT LEAST ONE MAN FOR INITIAL QUOTA

Formosa Policy Dispute Rages.      MacArthur Statement to VEFW Encampment Vetoed by Truttan

RULING MUZZLES GENERAL'S PLEA TO AID FORMOSA   Statement Advising America To Hold Island As Main Defense Withdrawn When Officials Ob ject.

President Orders Gag on Speech of Gen. MacArihur   Would Confuse Position of U. S. on Formosa: Policy to Remain the Same.

Acted “Te Avoid Conf eiton:* Fs plendtidn Incident Closed: White House

MacArthur Statement Gagged  Tern Rave Daten: POA Macciiea.      Rough-On-Reds Measure Due For A pprova  Lt on VER. KA Sembee OC ebadels DNahkate On Anti-Communist BLL

White House Halts Views  On Formosa   President’s Action Taken To Erase Any ‘Confusion’ On Policy

MacArtur In Cancellation Of Speech   Action Follows Request From President Truman

Directed To Withdraw  Statement   President's Order To MacArthur To Avoid Contusion

General MacArthur Message Withdrawn on Truman's Order   ‘Hold Defense Line, MacArthur Warned

MacArthur Directed To Withdraw Formosa Statement   President Issues _ Directive’ in Order To Avoia Confusion   General. Declares Island Must Be ~ “Defended by U.S.   - VFW. Commander Will Not Read Disputed Cable

Factions Of Government Wrangle Over Far East Policy jruman Orders MacArthur Withdrawal Of Message To VFW_

MacArthur Statement Withdrawn   Order is Given By Truman ‘to Avoid Confusion As To U. S. Position’

Gives Order For Withdrawal Of Formosa Report   Truman Says Action Taken To. Avoid Confusion As To Position; “Only One  Voiee,”’ Says White House

MacArthur Told fo Withdraw Message Recarding Formose   Statement Was to Have Been Read at VEW Encampment

Directive Silencing MacArthur At V.F.W.. Meeting In Chicago Having Wide Repercussions

Truman Orders Speech Withheld   Statement on Formosa By Gen. MacArthur Is Cancelled ‘““To Avoid Confusion on Issue’’

MaeArthur Statement Withdrawn   Views On Formosa Conflict With Those Of Administration; Ordered To Hold It

MacArthur’s Speech On Formosa Censored   Truman Directs Withdraual Of Statement Island Must Remain in Friendly Hands

Would Avoid Confusionon  U.S. Attitude   Warren Austin Also Gets Letter Giving Official Position

Truman Directs General To Pull Release To VFW  elymicomneaaal   For East Commeneaer Gets Knuckles Rapped On Policy Statement

Truman Orderec MacArthur To Cancel Message  Action Taken ‘To Avoid Confusion’ On U. 5." Formosa Policy -

MacArthur Incident ‘Is Closed’   White House Says Statement Stopped ‘To Avoid Confusion

Truman Makes General Kill Policy Speech   Formosan Statement Ordered Withdrawn “To Avoid Confusion’ Repercussions Seen

i PO AIVUUCALEDS:  MacArthur Rebuked By Truman And Is Pot To Withdraw Formosa Statement

TRUMAN SQUELCHES MAC White House Orders Formosa Statement To Be Withdrawn

Withdrawal Of Siatement Is Ordered   Action Taken To “Avoid Confusion,” White House Says

MacArthur Gageed By  President   Formosa Message For VFW Meeting Ordered ‘Killed’

General Has to Cancel Message to VFW Parley   Commander of Allied Troops in Korea Favors Protecting China Coast Isle From Communists as Security Move for United States

Cable On Formosa  Is Barred   Not Policy Of U.S., Says White House

FIND PLANE WRECKAGE   Searchers Say All 22 Aboard Ship Are Dead in Montana

Wreck of Lost Plane Found Six Miles From Butte's Airnort: All Aboard Dead

“Four Crew Members  And 18 Pagsengers, on Northwest Aisliner Killed in Montana

Find Wreck Of Airliner   All 22 Aboard Dead; Plane Crashed During Snowstorm in Montana

Dual Celebrat; Scheduled i   Clarion Co. Native Is Killed in Blast

Wants Action at Once On Wage-Price Control To Hold Back Inflation

Truman Aide Asks Price, Wave Limit   Keyserling Calls For Higher Taxes

Solons Call For Prompt Aid to Korea   House, Senate Groups Hear Sec, Acheson Qn Bie Three Ralls

SENATORS EXPRESS HOPE WORLD SOON WILL FACE USSR   Foreign Relations Unit Hopes Next Few Weeks Will Bring Responses

ACHESON GIVES SENATE PREVIEW OF BIG 3 TALKS   Tells Stand in. in Parley With French, British Ministers.

Acheson Briefs  U. S. Lawmakers  Secretary of State Outlines Policy for Big Three Meetings

Hope For Aid  Against Reds   Congressional Committee Hepes for ‘Practical Responses'

Ching Selected To Head Wage Control: Board   Public, Labor, Industry To Be Represented in The Nine-Man Group

Peace Army Given Boost In Proposal   Measure Allows Assembl. Call in Emergencies:  Bee Me, “Pee

VETO-PROOF PLAN GIVEN APPROVAL   Political Committee Of UN Okays Plan to Halt All Aggression

Veto-Proof Plan Approved By UN Poitical Unit  Would Eliminate Lie As Secretary

Areas Of War Threat Would Be Patrolled   Russians Could Not Hamstring Actions Against Aggression

Plan to Stop Aggression Near O. K.   UN Political Committee Gives Its Over: whelming Approval.

VetoProof  Peace   Former Army Sergeant Pleads Guilty To Giving  -e Bomb Secrets To Russia

Veto-Proof Peace Plan Given Okay   Soviet Bloc Votes Against Patrol Of Danger Areas

ETE =e A AEE ERR  Prominent Charlotte Man Held In Radio Tower Plot

Jury Gets Lewin-Rahall Case  Two Hearings Remain On Cirenuit Doeket

Jury Gets Lewin-Rahall Case —  r o : e wo Hearings Remain On Cireuit Docket

Kefauver Cites Gambling ‘Take’   Communications Chairman Is to Testify Monday on Race Data System

SAYS IT ENDANGERS GOVERNVENT Kefauver Estimates Annual U. S.  Gambling ‘Take’ At $20 Billion

OUR CHURCHES   BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH  @Tdeee TS Pelebensee Mn nrétn®e

IOWA TRAILS D STATES IN FARM INCOME   State Dropped 5 Per Cent Last Year Compared to 1948.

Texas Farmers Move Ahead of California And Iowa in Dollar Earnings During 1949.

26 Crewmen Drift and 14 Stay Aboard   U. S. Destroyer Says All Survivors Are ‘In Good Shape

MAYBE NEXT TIME (’Daniel Decides Against Entering Governor’s Race Plans Commentator Role

O’Daniel Decide: He Will Not Run   ‘Pappy’ Thinks National, Not State Government Needs Housecleaning

Pappy 0'Danie Not Candidate For Governor  Will Form His Own Insurance Compan ny instead of Runnin gq

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT BLASTED  -Q'Daniel Declares He Won t Run For Governor This Year

Gen. Allen Finds 21 Men Alive, Many Of Them Wounded} Atrocity Equal To Anything At Buchenwald In 1950

Bodies Found Of 68 American Soldiers Massacred By Reds  ° “Prisoners Machinegunned In Fields 7  _ m.°.. ww Fa we 42 Bs Fea

68 Americans Massacred © ~~ Twenty-One Men Live To Tell Horror. Story

Machineguns Spray Starving Prisoners   Wisconsin Man Among 21 Survivors;  Their Buddies Shot Going to ‘Chow’

At Least 21  Survive New  Massacre Newsman Tells  of Finding Bodie In NE avwth,  enn

Led Into Field by Communist Guards  Pretending to Take Them to Supper, Then Mowed Down by Machineguns.

pe adie   T Niesile Korean Machinecuns Send 68 American Prisoners to Grisly Death

COMMUNISTS SHOOT DOWN GIS TAKEN FROM PRISON TRAIN  Reds Massacre 68 Americans

Men Led From Train To Get ‘Supper, Machinegunned; Survivors Tell Slaughter

68 American GIs Massacred by Sadistic Communist Koreans; Many Others Hurt

Men, Emaciated By Starvation Diet, Machinegunned In Field Under Pretext They Were Being Taken  To Supper By Communist Captors

Communists Seal Up Peepholes in “Tron Curtain’  Free Exchange of Information One Of Greatest Fears

Plug Holes in Iron Curtain—  Communist Countries Fear Free Information Exchange

A CLAMP ON NEWS   Communist Nations Are Sealing Peepholes in the Iron Curtain

British Party Leaders Issue Final Appeals  Both Groups Have Great Confidence

Gallup Poll Gives Attlee’s Party a Slight Edge Over Churchill's Conservatives— 34,000,000 Are Expected to Cast  Ballots

British Parties Wind Up Fight For Supremacy   Election Thursday Tossup; One Pell Favors Laborites

Toss-Up Election Tomorrow—  Final Appeals For Vote Issued By British Laborites, Conservatives

fero Hour in British Hections Near   Confidence Is Expressed by Camnpaien Chiefs

Britons Prepare For Election Day   34,000,000 Voters to Decide Tomorro Future of Nation; Outcome “Toss-up

IN FINAL DRIVES   Labor and Conservative Leaders Make Appeals to British Voters

 Final Appeals Made —  Outcome of Britain’s Election a “Toss Up” p

Miners Have Refused To Obey Previous Edict  Government Looks About For Method To End Walkout; Mine Seizure Next?

Diggers Retuse To Enter Pits Without Pact   Turn Deaf Ear To Latest -Plea From Union Chieftain:

Possibility Of Stern Court Contempt Action Facing Miners In Coal Strike

Federal Judge Issues New Ban on Strike   Refusal of Miner: To Obey Leads to New Federal Action

Strikers Refuse To Dig Coal   Shortage is Hitting Industry in Nation  New York in Brawnoan

Violence Breaks Out in Fields; © Two Men Beaten  Strike Is Pushed - : Into Seventh Week -

Miners Stay Out of Jobs   Refusal to Obey Firse Order Has Goverament Trying te Fieure New Actions

Judge Issues  Order To Run To March 3      Truman Does Not Want Authority To Seize Mines

But Miners Still Refuse to Work: Union Risks Fine   Truman Doesn‘t Want Seizure; Contract Talks Resume Today

No Lewis Mines Operating Without Contract; 42,000 Idle in Coal-Using Industries

Early Reaction To Second Writ Seems To Follow First Injunction   Officials Ponder Next Move In Row   But Aides Say Truman Plans No Action Today; Violence Reported

Violence Flares In Kentucky   New No -- Strike Order Granted By U.S. Court

Striking Soft Coal Miners Continue To Defy Mandate Of Lewis To Resume Tasks

New Violence Flares in Coal Fields As Unions Defy Command to Work   Two Operatars Beaten, Equipment Damaged; Back-To-Work Whistles Blow in Vain With Strike Going Ahead as Strong as Ever

Judge Issues Second Stop Strike Order  Beat Operators,  Ee e   Beat Operators, Harm Equipment.

WRIT TO BAR STRIKE RUNS TO MARCH 3   Judge Keech Issues Order to Hold Until Ruling on 80-Day Taft Act In-« junction.   372,000 MINERS STAY ON STRIKB   Government Looks for New Action to Get Men Into Mines; Contempt Cita. tion Possible.

But New Edict Fails fo Budge Striking: Miners   Coal Diggers Balk At Return to Work Without Contract

Miners Still Balk At Work   Negotiations Between Operators, Union Resume Today

Striking Diggers Refuse To Return To Mines Today   President Tells Legislative Leaders at Meeting He Expects Fact-Finders Report Soon

“No Contract, No W ork’’-Miners   Contempt Action Against Union Is Debated by Federal Officials to Break Latest Stalemate.

Court Issues New ‘No-Strike’ Order   372,000 Coal Miners Still Ignoring Order To Stop Strike of February 11; New Rule By Judae Keech Runs Until March 2

Federal Judge Issues New Ban on Strike  BA ae mets   Refusal of Miners To Obey Leads to New Federal Action

Government Tries fo Figure How fo Get Miners to Work   Second “Stop Strike” Order Issued After First Futile Try.

New No-Strike Order-Issued. Against Miners  March 3; Directed At Lewis and UMW

No Plans To Seize Mines   Federal Judge  Issues New No-Strike Order Against Lewis, United Mine Workers

Keech’s Decree To Be Effective Until March 3   For Actions To Force  Governnient Casts About. e Miners Return To Pits

Miners Shi ignore Onder  To Dia Coal   Situettion fs Meeussed At Weekly White  Danca Cnetanonne.

OPERATORS BEATEN UF   Band of 100 Men Invades Barbourville, Ky.; Hlinois: PMW Miners to Strike  Tuesday.

Present Order ls Ignored By UMW Members   Next Action Up Te Government In Coal Dispute

First Order Of © Federal Judge IgnoredBy Miners   Government Casting About For New Actions To Get Coal Mined

Stern Contempt Action Possible If It's Iqnored   Could Result in Big Fines; Lewis, Operators Resume Talks —-

New OrderTe Stop Strike Is Issued   Miners Still Refuse  To Work As Court Extends Old Command Expiring Today

Injunction Signed By Judge Keech Runs. To March 3   Contempt Action May Come If Coal  Strike Continues

Report Violence Near Some Mines  Two Operators Beaten as Strike Goes Into the Seventh Week  EQUIPMENT DAMAGED Roving Pickets Cause Hand ful of Miners to Leave Mine Posts

NEW GUUAL UNDER  Recent Ruling by Judge Will Extend Until F~day, March 3

Extension of Court Decree  to March 3  Gov’t Seeking Way   Gov’t Seeking Way to Get Miners Back Into Pits

Contempt seen As One Approach   Little Support For Seizure Pronoasalse

Injunction Effective  to March 3   UMW Also Facing Contempt of Court Action by Government

U.S. Judge Issues New ‘Halt’ Order  Second Directive  Mav Be Ignored

, Latest Decree Is Effective Until March 3  But Diggers Remair Away from Jobs

Federal Judge's Second Order For Miners To Return Runs Until Mar. 3; Other Action Mav Be Taken If Miners Iqnore This Edict

Continues Tem porary Writ, Pending Study Of T-H Injunction   Miners Ignoring Previous Order   Government Mum On Plans To Ask For Contempt Citations

New No-Strike Order Issued Today ‘Against Lewis And Mine Workers   Federal Judge Keech Extends Period To March 3; Miners Refusing To Observe Order And Contempt Action Possibility.

New Court Order Runs  To March 3   Issue Whether Miners In Contempt Isn’t Before Judge.

Talk Is Heard in Congress Of Possibility Coal Mines Be Seized by US Government

New ‘No Strike’ Order Is Issued by Judge Keech   Miners’ Refusal to Dig Has U.S. Seeking Way to Get Coal Out

Federal Judge ToRefainBan Until March 3  Drastic Moves Are Talked As Miners Continue Walkout

COAL DIGGERS REFUSE T0 G0 BACK TO WORK   Next Step Up To Govern ment As Strike Enters Seventh Week

Mar. 3 Deadline Set On Command   Miners Continue To Ignore Demand

New No-Strike Order Against Lewis Is Issued   Action Will . Run Until March 3

NEW DEMAND COMES FROM U.S. JUDGE   ' Contempt Action Possible Against Idle Coal Miners

Next Move Debated By  Government  { Nt. Tt   Diggers Firm In Contract Demand

Miners Say No Walkout Exists In Pits   Court Order To Run Until March 3; U.S. Studies Mine Action

Expect Ruling on T-H Injunction Within 10 Days   Seek Way to Get Coal Mined With Diggers Still [qnoring Order

Pits Remain Idle, Fines May Be Levied   Ban Extended Until March 3, Talks Continue

Only Few Miners Try To Work as Roving Pickets Force Shutdowns; Effects on Industry Mount.   STEEL COMPANY TO CLOSE THIS WEEK

Two Operators Are Beaten by Roving Bands   Roving Pickets Keep Pits Quiet as Wives Back Up the Strike

Judge Keech Again Acts Against UM   Miners’ Refusal to Obey Edicts Has Government Seeking Additional Way To Get Them Rack

COAL MINE OPERATORS BEATEN UP   Band of 100 Men Invades Barbourville, Ky.; Illinois PMW Miners to Strike Tuesday.

CAST ABOUT T0 FIND MEANS T0 GET SOME COAL   Contempt Fines, Seizure of Mines Are Talked Ahout

U. S. Judge Orders Lewis and Miners To Stop Strike  But Miners are Still Refusing

Report Violence Near Some Mines   Two Operators Beaten a Strike Goes Into the Seventh Week   Roving Pickets Cause Hand ful of Miners to Leave Mine Posts

New No-strike Order Against Lewis, UMW   Runs to March 3; Miners Continue te lanore Court

372,000 MINERS IGNORE PREVIOUS ORDER TO RETURN   COLD WAVE IN EAST ADDS PRESSURE TO SETTLEMENT ATTEMPT

FOR CONTEMPT POSSIBLE NOW   Talk of Seizure Is Renewed; Congress Takes Up Matter

Defiant Miners Facing Stern Court Penalty  Contract Demandec ' TT. Ernd Wlallaat

Diggers Expected To Ignore Action   Federal Judge to Study T-H Use With Ruling Awaited March 3

Federal Ruling Runs Till Mar. 3   Contempt Citation May Result from Refusals to Return

w No-Strike Call Given wis and UMW as Mines dav Closed, Diggers Balk

Striking Miners Face Threats of Contempt  Rayburn Confers With President Concerning Action in Coal Crisis

J udge Is Yet To Rule Upon T-H Injunction   Promises Decision By March 3; Lewis Abides by Verdict

Court Order Is Issued Against Lewis, Miners,  Effective Until March 3

Workers Remain Idle: Contempt Fines Possible   Truman Not Seeking Seizure Power; Order Effective Til March 3

TaylorTrailing In Idaho Vote   Clark Holds 1,000 Margin Over Ex-Wallacite

"FORTS SHOW ON: hE   B-29s Make Strikes  Within 35 Miles PE C*hactnen Barden

Huge Fleet Of B-29 Bombers r Korean Attack   Ninety Superforts Strike Targets In North Korea Areas

90 B-29's Blast North Korean Targets 35 Miles From Siberian Border

Rising Storm Buffets Cuba   Hurricane Hangover Stirs in Caribbean

FIRES GOST LIVES OF 24 PERSONS   ? ;MAN, WIFE AND 3 CHILDREN  PERISH WHEN BLAZE   SWEEPS ILLINOIS HOME.

PSC Opens Long Island Railroad Crash Hearing   Motorman Released Under $10,000 Bail After Arraingnment

Funeral Services for Crash Victim To Be Held Soon: Date, Time To Be Sef

Onward Replaces Lost Teachers But Loses Four Pupils   AH Students Except Those Four Continue at Onward

General Courts Martial Are Ordered Toda For Three Top Officers of USS Missouri

Navy Decides to Punish Captain Crommelit By Half-Pay Furlough, No Court Martial   General Courts Martial Are Ordered Today For Three Top Officers of USS Missouri

Must Answer For Grounding of Big Warship   Captain, Operations Officer, Navigator To Be Tried March 27th

Top Officers Ot ‘Mo’ Must Stand Trial   Commander, Operation: Officer And Navigator To Face Courts Martial

Navy Orders Court-Martial Of Big Mo Trio   Commander and Two Officers Docketed For Mar. 27 Hearing

Missouri Officers To Trial   Court Martials Ordered as Result  Of Ship Grounding In Chesapeake Bay

Courts Martial Is Ordered For Three Officers  ‘Big Mo’ Officers To Face Trial In Grounding Of Ship

Skipper and Two Others Are Named   Court-Martial Decree Follows Inquiry on Ship Grounding.

CHARGES FACED BY BIG MO MEN   Three Officers to Appea Before Courts Martial

Three Will Face Trial As Result Of Grounding   Proceedings Slated To Begin March 27, Are Open To Public

Officers of "Mo" to Stand Trial   Order Court Martial in Stranding of Big Battleship Jan. 17

Top Officers Of ‘Big Mo’ ToFace Trial   General Courts Martial To Follow Grounding Of Battleship; Will Be Open To Public

Officers. of ‘Big Mo’ Face Courts Martial   Captain Brown, the Operations Officer and Navigator Go Before Naval Court March 27 to Answer Charges in Grounding of Battleship

Navy Orders Court Martial For Captain, Two Officers   To Be Trieit is 3, Separate Trials ;: Which Will be Ofed To Public and Press

Order Trials for Big Mo Officers  Courts Martial to Convene March 27

Skipper, Two Others to Face Trial for Grounding Big Mo   Atlantic Fleet Commander Orders Naval Courts Martial for Three After Reviewing Invectiontion nf Rattlochin’ec Mreannding

Navy Orders Court Martial in Big Mo Case   Commanding Officer and Two Others Will Go on Trial.

Navy Will Try 3 Officers of Mighty Mo   Courts Martial Orde: Comes After Review OF Inquiry Record

Mo’s Brass To Get Court Martial Trial   Skipper. Two Others Cited

Two Other Officers Also toFace Trial   Move Follows Hearing on Vessel's ‘Grounding Jan. 17

Three Officers To Go On Trial By Navy Board   Court Is Ordered By Admiral Smith

Three ‘Big Mo’ Officers To Face Courts Martial   Commanding And Operations Officers, Navigator To Be Tried For Grounding:

Courts Martial for 3 on Big Mo   Action Result of Ship Grounding on Jan. 17

Courts Martial Are Ordered for Big Mo Officers   Commander, Operations Officer and Navigator  Cited: Navy Will Furlough Crommelin,

Courts Martial Called For Monday, March 27   Captain, Operations Officer And Navigator Named Defendants; Battleship Mishan Occurred Jannary 17.

Captain And Two Others ace Trials   Action Follows Big Mo Grounding In Hampton Roads

Charges Made For Grounding Of Battleship   Capt. Brown And Two Other Officers To Be Tried

‘Big: 4’ Officers Face Navy Court   Skipper, Navigator and Operations Chief to Answer Charges,

"Big Mo’ Skipper 2 Other Officers, Must Stand Trial   Navy Court Martial Will Try Officers For Grounding Ship

Skipper, Two Aides  To Be Tried   Navy Orders Trial After Probe Into Warshio’s Groundine

USS Missouri’s Skipper And Two Other Officers To. Face Court Martial

THREE NAMED FOR HEARINGS ON GROUNDINE   John =. Millett, Waterloo Among Ship’s Officers Under Charges.

Navy To Try 3 Officers Of Missouri   General Courts Martial Are Ordered as Aftermath of Vessel’s Grounding in Chesapeake Bay.

COURT MARTIAL IS ORDERED FOR BIG MO: SKIPPER   Two Other Officers Also Must Face Charges Over Battleship Grounding.

Officers of   The ‘Big Mo’ To Be Tried   Atlantic Fleet Commander Orders Court Martial For Skipper, 2 Others  CONVENE MARCH 27   Proceedings Will Be Held At Norfolk Naval Base ——-Open to the Publie

Trial Ordered for Big Mo’s Officials  Skipper, Two Others From Battleship to Face Courts Martial

CHARGES BASED ON BATTLESHIP GOING AGROUND   Courts-Martial Order. ed For Skipper, - Operations Office, And Navigator Of “Missouri” In Chesapeake Bay. .

— GROUNDING — Big Mo’s Skipper, 2 Aids to Face Trial   COURTS MARTIAL SET MARCH 27

‘MO’ OFFICERS TO FACE COURT   Navy Orders Three To Be Court Martialed For Grounding

‘Mo’ Officers Face Charge:   Courts Martial Ordered for Captain Brawn anc  Two Others Today.

Elephant Kills Boy Offering Her Peanuts  Pulls Lad Into Ring And Crushes Head

Home Guard Likely Hf 35th Is Called   Wait to See If National Guard Gets Duty Call

No Hint Yet That. 35th Division. Will Be Called fo Duty   But Missouri Considers .. Reestablishing Its Home Guard Organization

Plans Still Indefinite  May Re-Establish Home Guarc If U.S. Calls 35th Division

38 Injured When Bus Overturns In Vermont   -WomenReturning From Pilgrimage To Noted Shrine In Ouebec

Reds Will Be Driven Back,Truman Predicts  President Considering Asking Congress   President Considering Asking Congress In Near Future For More Military Funds

Mobilization Of Workers Also Studied   President Avers US Will Drive Commie: Out Of South Korea

Senators Move To Speed Huge WarplaneProgram, Manpower Mobilization

President Sees  Defeat for Reds   Under Study: Calling on Reserves, Guard, General U. 8. Mobilization

Truman Is Hopeful About Korean War !Pledges Successful Conclusion

Mobilization of Manpower Considered in War Crisis   Truman Says Americans Never Licked and Won't Be Now! Plane Production Speeded

Declares No Food Rationing Will Be Necessary and Hits Hoarding; Says Reds Will Be Driven Back to North.

President Optimistic On Korea   Says All Necessary Steps Being Taken To Brings Victory

Truman Predicts Victory in Korea   Captain Easy Back © Again Next Tuesday

Truman Predicts  Korean Victory  Will Keep U. S. People Advised; . Billions Approved for Planes

Truman Says U. S. Never Lost War; Predicts Reds Will Be Repulsed

TRUMAN SAYS HE WILL TAKE STEPS TO WIN IN KORE!   President Declares Calling Up of National Guard and Reserves Is Under Consideration,   HITS AT HOARDING AND RISE. IN PRICES   fexas Senator Calls foi Speedup in Mobilization of Industry as Well as Manpower,

Proposes *50 Billion Peace Drive ‘To “Save Mankind From Destruction”

Global Plan Proposed In Senate Talk   McMahon Would ‘Pay 50 Billion Dollars For ‘Cheap Bargain’

$50 Billion Gift Urged to Buy Ban on H-Bomb   Global Marshall Plan Seer   as Way to Avoid Destruction

Use H-Bomb  For Peace,  Solon Urges McMahon Sees  - Way to Force World Contrel

WOULD OFFER DO BILLION Fh  WORLD PERC   McMahon Suggests Buy U. S Control of Atomic War Weawens.

Sen. McMahon Advises Another Marshall Plan  Vandenberg’s Suggestion Is Rejected by Truman

Senator Proposes  Atomic Peace Plan  MeMahon Would Set Up $50 Billion ‘Marshall Plan’ to End Arms Racé

Attlee Says Britain Will Stay in Kore   Premier Makes Pledge in Talk At Press Club

South Korea's President Rhee Denies Children Executed as War Criminals

S. Koreans to Rush War Crime Executions; Rhee Denies -Year-Old Faced Firing Squac

Man Shoots Wife  As Crowd Gapes Office Manager's Gun Tien Kills Him

India to Ask UN Plan For AFree Korea   Country's Delegate To Make Proposal At Council Session

The Life of A Census Taker  Isn’t So Easy   Many Strange Things Are Happening to Men and Women Who Take Count

US Budget Fight To Begin Today  Dubious Congress Awaiting 1951 Federal Spending Plans

AILLING OF GIRL STIRS COLUMBIA   REWARD FUND GROWS TO ALMOST $2,000—SLAIN RABY SITTER BURIFD.

Area Police Chiefs Hold Meeting   Want Volunteers For Auxiliary Units

Area Police Chiefs Hold Meeting  Wont Valunteere   Want Volunteers For Auxiliary Units

Communists Loose He Hoavtest Artil: lery, Mortar and Machine Gun Fire 0. §. Troops Have. Yet: Encountered. .

Communists Loose Heaviest Arti. lery, Mortar and Machine: ‘Gun Fire. U. 8. Troops Have Yet. Encountered. .

EP Tax test Loses Out In Committee   Another Vote Due Monday, But GOP Strenath Grows

DEMOCRATS LOSE. FIRST TAX TESI   MOVE TO PUT LEVY IN EXCESS OF 3 FCT. ON CORPORATE FROFITS FAILS.

Administration Loses Test On Proposed Profits Levy; Snyder Sees More Spending

Big Boos in Taxation More Certain Later  Truman Loses First Test in Tax Battle

Profit Tax Lose: 12-12 Vote Test  Korea Reverses Make Greater Spending Even More Certain

Resentments Seen As Basic Factor In Lives  OF Alcoholics   Article WIT "Trademarks of Alcoholic  Ee

Divers Search Hospital-ship Tragedy Scene   Final Death Score Believed to Be 18; 487 Persons Saved

DEATH TOLL IS 18 No More Victims Found in Ship Hulk   (For Related story see page 6)

Story of Marcus Daly Is Related  By W.H. Hoover, ACM President, At Meeting of Newcomen Society

Dramatic Story of Marcus Daly Related by W. H. Hoover  at Dinner of Newcomen Society

Rain Keeps Airforce On Ground   Allied Flanks Are Exposed by Retreat

South Korean Lines Fall Back Under Drive By Three Communists Divisions, Pose Threat To Defense of Pohang Airfield and Yongchon

Three Tank Led Spear Heads Hammer Out Substantial Gains   Defenders Fall Back At Three Points On 25-Mile Front Between Pohang And Yongchon.

NEXT TWO DAYS OF WARFARE ARE CRITICAL   Attacks Being Made Under Cover of Peavy Rains

U.S. Forces Still Face Dangerous Situation   Enemy Drive Not ‘Bogged Down’ Despite Official Report Yesterday

Communists Pose Severe Threats To Allied Units Defending Pohang Airfield and To Yongehon Junction   ALLIED AIR SUPPORT GROUNDED BY RAIN

 "HEARING — Request Revealed To Prober:   COMMUNISM PROBE PUSHED

McCarthy Asked To Back Charges With Real Data   State Department Given Clean Bill By Ex-FBI Agent

Seek Red Evidence   Loyalty Board Wants Any ‘Relevent’ Data McCarthy Has on Hanc

McCarthy Is. Asked To Give Red Evidence   Loyalty Review Board Wants ‘Re. levant’ Information

Senate Learns Request Has Been Presented  Board Certain No Communists In U. S. State Department

M Carthy Asked For ‘Relavant Evidence’ He Has  Request Is Made by £ nasmlte Davinw. thart

MCCARTHY FAILS ON INFORMATION   Promises To Produce Wit nesses If Committee Will Hold Hearings Next Week

COMMITTEE IS UNABLE T0 GET SOLON’S DATA   Lattimore Slated To Make Reply To Charges Thursday

President's Board Seeks McCarthy's Data on Disloyalty  GR ee a a a ee, ee pee ae eee ae   Wisconsin Senator Again Balks Probe  Committee's Plea

Loyalty Board Asks Evidence Of McCarthy   Security Officers of  State Department Say Workers Investigated In Continuous Checks

Defeated Fonda ~~ Tn Finals, 73-31; — Outlasted Palme   Palmer ‘Won. Consolation ‘Honors In’ One-Point . Thriller From Plover

‘No Aid Pay-Baex For 50 Years  Europe Unable To Pay. Savs Hoffman

Hoffman Views Half Century Needed to Pay   Objects Putting Plan Aid on Pay-Back Basis  Because of ‘Headache’

HOFFMAN HITS PAY-BACK PLAN IN NEW ECA AID   Europe Is Held Unable To Pay Back Loans For Next 50. Years

Charges No Effort . To Enforce Order   State Is Offered 50,000 Tons Of Coal; Rationing Planned

Rennebohm Also Would Overhaul Marcus Set Up   More Authority for Governor and Lake Shore College Urged

Legislative Group Hears Request for Variety of Changes   Retiring Governor Proposes Revision In Vehicle Setup

Four-Year Term for Governor Is Urged on State   Rennebchm for Change of Constitution as Efficiency Move

Clears Federal Officials in Amerasia Case   Grand Jury Action Not ‘Whitewash,’ Foreman Declares

Jury Clears U.S. Official: In Amerasia Controversy  Save Na Evidence   Says No Evidence Justice Dept. Lax In Prosecution;  Asks Full Report

Ohioan Nabbed on Income Tax Racket   Falsifies Returns to Receive Rebates

iui RENIN... _ a une sietcoareimmeuummeinaaiasel IN ABINGTON HOSPITAL

200 MILLIONS ARE ASKED TO BUILD SCHOOLS   Democratic Leaders Would Bond State to Meet Expenditures

P:-T. A. Hears Martin Speak   World Understanding Is Topic; Officers Elected

P:-T.A. Hears. Martin Speak  “World. ‘Understanding Is -- Topic: Officers Elected

TIME IS EXTENDED FOR TAX PAYMENTS   Those Due to Settle With Government by January 15° Have Additional 24 Hours.

New Problems Arise In Korea As Victory Nears  * Future Course Of Php gird s Forces  BA... Be FR..Alia nal

Vicious Street Fighting Continues.in. City Fen... As Announcement. Is. Mare.

Three Men Faces SEMO Bank Holdup Charges   Third Man Picked Up Yesterday In Keego Harbor, Mich.

State Might Get System On Rentals   Residential Plan Would Fix Ceilings, Similar to O.P.A. Under New Commissioner   Scope Is Problem   Only Big Question Is How Broad Program Wonld Be

rr he Of Much Value To Scheelmen  County School ead Urges Cooperation

Crown Prince Becomes Rule Of Belgium  _ Ceremonies Are _ Disrupted by ec __ Fe # ##g ~~.

Nationalists Offe To Send froops Into South Korea   American Answer implies Suggestion Proiect Be Dronned

Nationalists Told To Tend Own Defenses  Chaing’s Offer of Aid In Formosa Frowned On By Washington

China Warned About Troops  To Aid Korean:   US Says Nationalists Must Look to Defense: In Formosa Campaign

U.S. CAUTIONS CHIANG TO EYE QWN DEFENSES   Offer Of Nationalists’ Help In Korea Mildly Declined By Yanks

U. 5. Cautions Nationalist China To Watch Own Formosa Defenses   Church Call Summons Boy Scouts To Worship on Hallowed Ground

Chiang Told To Look Aiter (wn Defenses   U.S. Advises China Nationalist Chief To Guard Formosa

Kill 18 In Manila Jail Delivery Plot  Troops Aid Prison Guards In Battle

Lie Greeted In Moscow By Gromyko   Hopes To Ease Fast-West Tension

‘Off Rocker’ Airman Pulls Airborne Act   Plane Passengers Face Gunpoint For 4% Hour

Pulls Gun, Threatens 26 Passengers On Airliner  Air Force Veteran - : oe  wt og ee   Air Force Veteran Creates Furore  Over California;  Held by Police

26 Held at Gunpoint on Airline Ride   Air Force Veteran Thnks “Desperate Killers” After Him.

POLICE QUIZ 4 IN SLAYING   Youths Questioned In Death of Aged Gas  Station Qwner

Filling Station Owner Is Slain  Four Detroit Youth: Ouizzed In Holdup

Dream Has Real Touch   Chambers and Cohn Refuse To Quit K. C. Police Board

Cancer Victim Gets Plastic Gullet   First Such Surgery Is Credited With Saving Starving Man

Lattimore Verbally Slugs Sen. McCarthy   U. N. Official Lands in New York To Open Defense to Charge of Being Top Red in U. S.

SHOWDOWN ON SPY CHARGES   Lattimore Arrives In States To Answer McCarthy Charges.

LATTIMORE CALLS SEN. MCCARTHY ‘BASE CREATURE’   LANDS IN NEW YORK; SOLON LABELED HIM TOP COMMUNIST SPY

Lattimore Ready To Face McCarthy  Accused Calls Selon *Miserable Creature’

Lattimore In Denunciation  Of McCarthy   Accused Official Lands In U.S., Calls  Senator ‘Miserable’

SAYS SOLON. IS "BASE AND MISERABLE"   Man Accused by Senator as Top Communist Agent. Flies. Home to Answer Charges.   DENIES HE IS OR WAS A RED   Feels “'Unutterable. Contempt” for McCarthy; Glad to Be in U. S. for “Fair Hearing.” 4

Accused Diplomat Calls Senator A “Base Creature’  Returns from UN  AA*..?* r  tee aie. rn i tt a a   Returns from UN Mission to Face His Accuser

Describes McCarthy as “Miserable”   Comes Back From Afghanistan to ‘Face Red Charae

will Reply To Charges He Is Top Red Agent   Calls Accuser ‘Base, Miserable’; Denies Communist Activity

Owen Lattimore Back in U. §.: Raps McCarthy   Professor Calls Accuser a Base, Miserable Creature’

Assurance Of Peace Would Convert America’s Stock Of A-Bombs To Industrial Use

Atomic Commission's Objectives  Are Explained by Chairman Pike   By SUMNER T. PIKE

UTHORITATIVE PICTURE DRAWN, A-BOMB QUESTION   Many eee Made Re garding Adequacy of . Program   THE VARIOUS ANGLES   any Wonder What Will Be Done With Fabulously Costly Pile of Bombs

Tax Experts Debate More Excise Cuts   Studying Theater, Telephone, Rail Ticket Revisions

U.S. Will Use Needed Force U.N. Warned   ‘Unanimous’ Basis Demanded; Weapons of All Kinds Included

Senate Group To Be Shown Vital Records   Washington Red Hunt Goes Behind Closed Doors as McCarthy Takes Short Recess

Tydings Says Acheson Aide Promises Files  McCarthy Pressed To Give More Name:

Senate Investigators Declare Loyalty Files Will Be Made Available to Committee

Files May Be Made Available In Red Inquiry   Senator Tydings Indicates Data May Be Made Avail. able To Committee; Ask MeCarthy For Nanies

Gov. Smith in A Defense of Administration  *s,   In Address Given At College Touches On Gambling

Smith Pleads for Credit Instead of Gaming Crificism   Says Administration Rates Recognition For Clean State

Says Credit, Not Censure Due for Tight Gambling Lid   Governor Makes Obvious Reference to Reports. of Kansas City Slayings.

Smith Blasts Critics On State Crime   Asserts Officials Should Be Lauded Not Censored

Smith Claims Credit For Curb on Gambling   Declares His Administration Merits Credit For Keeping State.Closed to Gamblers — Not Coanenes Env Alleged Binaagico Connection

Cutback fi Copper Use To Hit Home, Cars, Television   These, Plus High Taxes Part of War Cost

Troops Find Going Rough, but Punch Out Gains Up to 3 Miles Against  Spotty Resistance.   BAD WEATHER CUTS RAIDS BY BOMBERS   Enemy Counterattack in Northwest Fizzles Qut— 200 Guerrillas Behind Lines Surrender.

Weather Cuts Down Bombin  Of Red Bases  WU o   Yanks Meeting Little Resistance in Advance In Northwestern Area

UN Advances As Foe Falls Back In Korea   Pressure Eases From Both Reds And Cold. Sleet Slows Planes

ALLIED TROOPS MAKE GAINS ON KOREAN FRONT   Advances Up To Five Miles Made In Sleety Weather Thursday   REDS EXPECTED TO MAKE KAPSAN STAND

Soldiers Slide On icy Front   Weather Cuts Down On Around-The-Clock Bombardment

Weather Conditions Make Guing Rough for Infantry, Cuts Duwn Bunting of Reds

Mercury Mounts Chinese Are Si Massing In North   Some Red Forces : Pull Back 10 Miles

U.S. Plane Action Cut By Weather  U. S. First Corps Hits No Opposition   U. S. First Corps Hits No Opposition On 30-Mile Front

UN Units Gain Up to 5 Miles   All Allied Troops  Advance in Sleet

UN Forces Gain Un fo 5 Miles it General Attack  Red Resistance Spotty on Sleet   Red Resistance Spotty on Sleet Strewn Front   Rede Pull Back

Weather T ough For Infantrymen And Interferes With 24-Hour  Bombines of Bases

ENEMY PULLS BACK 10 MILES NEAR PAKCHON   Sleet Hampers U. S. Air Support For UN Columns

Last Rites Held For Al Jolson  0 eee Biimee Bhenent   Thousands Pay Final Tribute To Singer

AFFIRMS LOCAL RULING   Custody Case of Two Children Judged in Supreme Court

Tallamy Sets Up First Peacetime Rationing Plan   Street Lighting ' Not Affected; Priority List Is Announced.

Red Breakthrough Caves In Northeast End Of Allies’ Line; Taegu In Dire Peril

Reds Cave In East End Of l \N Detenses   American Defenders Of Port Air Base Are Cut Off By Reds; Yongchon Taken, Kyongju Menaced By Enemy

Vital Highway City, Yongchon, Falls To Commies   North Korean Blitz Caves In Northeast End Of Line; Rampaging Red Hordes Pressure U. S. Division To Within Seven Miles Of Taequ

CommunistsCapture Yongchon, AVitalHighwayPoint;Taegu May Be Made Untenable To Allied Forces

Fast-Moving Commie Units Take Pohang  Loss Of Yongchon Threat To Taegu

Vital Highway Point Captured By N. Koreans   Rains Hamper Allied Air Arm: Northwest End of Line Caves In

Red Capture of Pohang, Second Best United Nations Port of Korean Beachhead, Admitted by Eighth Army.

United Nations Defense Of ‘Taegu Menaced; Bad Flying ‘Weather Halts Air Force   NORTHEAST END OF - LINE HAS COLLAPSED

I By Offensive ; : "Heavy Rains Halt Aig Attacks; Red Ladle Race Down Valleys

RED ONSLAUGHT JMPERILS TAEGU   Enemy Takes Yongchon, Pohang; Rainy Weather Checks U. S. Air Power

Sth Army Regrouped For Any Action South of 38th   10th Corps Placed Under 8th Army

Chinese Muster . Near Yongehon Fer Offensive      Sth Army Set For Baie _Sauth Of 35.h Parallel Defense Lines Holdin

105,000 Escape from Hungnam   10th Corps Placed under Single Sth Army Commander

Eighth Army Defense Line Holds Firmly   Evacuated 105,000 Allied Troops Land In Pusan Section

Chinese Order U.N. from Kore And Formosa   Command of 10th Corps, Eighth Army Is Unified

Retired Minister Says U.S. Should Challenge Soviet to A-Bomb War

joer eOwe Th Sermon——  Challenge Russia to Bomb Wa: Now, Says Ex-Mexico Pastor

SMALL TORNADO HITS NEAR ALTON   HIGH WINDS DAMAGE ROXANA, HARTFORD NEAR NOON TODAY .

Say Savings are ‘Phoney’   Williams Jabs at GOP for Political Plans . in Use of New Budeet

GOVERNOR Is SCORNFUL OF GOP MEASURE   Calls E¢onoiny Bill A ‘Phoney’: Uses Veto . On Four lteng -

Calls ‘Economy’ Bill Written by GOP a ‘Phoney   Scornfully Says .. it’s Political Move

President’s Profits Tax Approved By House   Vote Is 378 to 20; May Produce Over 44 Billion Next Year

House Passes $4.6 Billion Profits Levy  First Defeats G. O. P Substitute Measure;  @f.__.,. 4g. 2g blancs

HOUSE APPROVES EXCESS PROFITS TAX. 378 TO 20   Administration’s Measure Passed After Defeat of Republican Substitute, 252 to 145.   CALLS FOR 75 PCT. LEVY ON EARNINGS   Senate Stilt to Act — George Predicts Legislation Will Reach Truman Before January 1.

Excess Profits Tax Passed By House 378-20  Bill Expected To Be Sent To Truman  D gs menr AT... eee e

Truman’s Profit Tax Passed by House 378-20   Is Expected to Reach White House Before New Year

Heads for Senate: ; $4.6 Billion Excess Profit  Tax Measure Passed by House

Houses Passes Excess Profits Tax, 378 To 20   Measure Expected To  Reach White House Be fore January 1

House Passes Big Excess Profits Tax   Senate Expects to Send Measure to White House Soon.

House Passes Huge U.S. Profits Levy   Writers Declare Bill Intake Will Hit $4.6 Billion in ?51

Plan Goes To Senate For Debate  Levy To Bring In Over S4 Billion

House Passes Retroactive Profits Levy   &4.600.000,000 in £951 Is Estimateri Income Of ‘Excess’? Tax

House Passes Mr. Truman's Protits Tax bill: George Predicts Senate Approval

House Approves Tax on Profits  R:11 OKd 272 +, 90.   Bill OKd 378 to 20: Nets $4.6 Billions

fo F.u. Lev  Retroactive To July ‘1   Senate OK Due By End Of Year

Greek Cabinet Resigns After Grady Protest   Retired General To Form New Regime On Broad Center Lines

GOVERNMENT OF GREECE RESIGNS   Retired Gen. Plastiras Is Told To Form New Cabinet

Greeks Yield To Pressure   U.S. Forces Shakeuy For Broader Cabinet

Union Members Ignore Possible Contempt Fines   Government Seizure Not Anticipated By Presidential Aides

 Original Order Was Due To Expire Tomorrow; Report Government May Move For Contempt Of Court Citation Against UMW   MINERS CONTINUE TO DEFY COURT ORDER

Nation’s Stockpile Lowest  In History;Miners Appear MoreDeterminedThanEver

Miners Still Ignore Edicts   U.S. May Seek Contempt Citation in Effort to Restore Fuel Production

Temporary Ban Is Extended Until March 3  Gov't Mav Move   Gov't May Move For Contempt Citation Against the Union

Miners Defy Court And Lewis Orders   Government Makes No Move To Cite Union for Contempt

Court Grants 10 More Days Without T-H   Truman Confers With Congressmen. Waits New Report

Judge Wants Ti Consider 80-Day — Injunction Under T  Coal Miners Still Not At Work

Court Continues Restraining Order Until Next Month   Miners Still Refuse To Resume Work

TEMPORARY NO-STRIKE BAN IS EXTENDED   Judge Keech Sets  March 3 Date In  - Order to Study U. S. Request.

bIVES MINERS UNTIL MAR. d TOGO TO WORK   Wants More Time fer Study of Request for T-H Law Writ.

Extension Is Ordered To Mar. 3   Original Decree Was Due To Expire On Tuesday; Miners Continue Tieup

Government Asks 80-Day  Injunction   Anti-Strike Order Still In Effect

Miners Fail To Report Back To Pits   Lewis Resumes Conference With Coal Operators

New Date ls Set By Judge For March 3   Extension Signed After Parley With U. S., Union Lawyers

WEST NATIONS APPOINT ‘IKE TO ARMY JOB   Reich Combat Teams To Be Admitted To Force

Pact Chiefs OK New West Army   Ignore Russ Warning Against Reich Troops

Binaggio Man Is Shot Down By 2 Gunmen   Charles Bruno Linked by Police To Slain Hoodlum

K. C. Police Figure Shot   Charles Bruno, Linked With Slein Binaggio, Wounded Near Home

Bondsman, Linked With Binaggio, Wounded by ‘Two Unknown Gunmen :

“RAIL EXCURSION” ENDS FOR KIDDIES   Chhristmas Train at South Park Was Santa’s Closest Rival

Chhristmas Train at South Park Was Santa's Closest  IV   STORES CLOSE EARLY

Preparing For Conaress Action On Truman Plar   Limited Economic Powers Requests Before Congress

Says Russia Ready To Go ‘Half Way’   Kremlin Is Not Shaking In Boots, Vishinsky States

KANSAS GOVERNOR TO BE AT BANQUET   Downtown Quarterback Club Event Is Next Monday Night

Vogeler’s _  Price High   Hungary Wants U. S. Travelers, Consulates Reopened in America

Hungary Asks High Price To  Free Yankee  Reports Say Red Regime Wants Ralie Rack In Vagalear Swan

BRITISH KOREA ~ POLICY UPHELD   Parliament Gives Smash. ing Support Of Aid Through U. N.

Britain Passes  Korea Support   Parliament Approves Aid To Defenders

British Okay Aid lo South Koreans   House of Commons Roars its Approval Of English Policy

British Policy To Aid U. §. in Korea Approved  Re. fk... gg FB. ke   Parliament Endorses Support of Ally In Conflict

Democrat Pep Rally Shows Party Split  Southern Meeting Goes Off Well, But  Indicates Division

DEMOCRATIC “PEP” RALLY STRESSES DIXIE PARTY SPLIT   iRo!l Call OF Absentees A! Raleigh Tip-Off On Comz ting Bottle

DEMOCRATIC RALLY INDICATES PARTY SPLIT WIDE OPEN IN SOUTH; BITTER CONFLICT SEEN

Party Rally Spotlights Dems Split In South Roll Call Absentees Tin-Off Of Likely Trouble Ahead

No Longer Exist. As an Organized Force—Walker  Scattared Pockets of Resistance Are Left.

TAKE THREE MORE TOWNS   Enemy in Complete Rout, Says General Walker; Fights Only in Cut-Up Scattered Pockets.

SEEN FINISHED AS ORGANIZED FIGKTING ENIT   ‘Completely Routed, Says Lt. Gen. Walker In  News Interview

Hard Fighting Against ‘Scattered Groups May ‘Continue, Gls Warned

Three Cities Captured By U.N. Forces   Americans Freed As Allies Tighten Noose Around Enemy

Walker Says Red Invaders No Longer Exist as Army; Communists in Full Rout

Walker Says Red Army In Korea Beaten   U.S. Commander Tells Of Defeat Of Enemy

91 American Prisoners Of War Rescued   Allies Race Through S. Korea Liberating Red-Held Pockets; Taejon Recaptured

Retreaters Being Cut ‘To Ribbons   Scattered Resistance Remains Around Seoul As U. S. Vise Tightens

Allied Vise Tightens On Routed Foe   General Says Hard Fighting May Go On Against ‘Pockets*

Walker Reveals Reds No Longer Organized Force   Anticipates Much Pocket Fighting Before Foe Is Completely Wiped Out

City of Seoul Now Quiet After Bitter Fighting   Southern Allied Forces Clean Out Resistance Pockets

Reds in Complete Rout; Resistance Only by Pockets   Walker Says Three Fourths of Reds Wiped Out

Invader Army Smashed; Seoul s Cleaned Out   Allies Sweep South, Rescue Prisoners

U. S. TROOPS TAKE THREE MORE TOWNS   Enemy in Complete Rout, Says General Walker; Fights Only in Cut-Up Scattered Pockets.

Enemy Force Reduced to Cutup Pockets of Dwindling Resistance, Says General Walton H. Walker.   CLEAN-UP STARTS IN KOREAN CAPITAL

War Won In South, Says Gen. Walker   Ready to Cross Parallel 38 When Ordered, He Tells  .. Newsinen

Seoul Battle Is Ended; Isolated Fights Elsewhere   Scattered Units All That Is Left: Allies KRdvance Evervwhere

Fall of Capital Fixed at 6 p, m. Wednesday; Hard Fighting May Continue in Seattered Pock gat

3 More Towns Are Captured by U. S. Forces   Red Army No Longer Organized: Walker: Fight in Pockets -~

Conquest. Of Seoul Completed   Gen. Walker Says Enemy Is Routed; Taejon Recaptured Ry Allied Enerac

Walker Vows Destruction of  Trapped Units  Chiefs Wait Orders On Pursuit Across Northern Frontier

General Walker Says Enemy ‘In Full Retreat _   Three Fourths of Big Force Wiped Out In Just Three Months

North Koreans Are Fleeing In. Complete Rout  Gen. Walker Says . Remaining Forces To Be Annihilated

Three Cities Captured By U.S. Troops   Scattered Pockets Of Enemy Soldiers Keep Up Resistance

THE BOX SCORE   Three More Key Cities Captured   Communist Invasion Ends Disastrously For North Koreans

laejon Topples To 24th Division As Rout Spreads  Invaders Murder Many Prisoners; G1 AdAaeon Eracd

Communists In Hurried Flight Before Allies   Nearly Three-Fourths Of Enemy Force Destroyed In Fighting Since War Started 3 Months Ago

Reds Disorganized; More Fights Seen   General Walker Says Communists Have Been ‘Completely Routed’

Reds Trapped by UN Armies   American Chief Awaits Orders  $a Pipena Fao

Only Scattered Pockets of N. Korean Army Remain; Most in Head-Long Retreat

Invading Army Cut To Pieces   Enemy Caught in Trap Below Seoul To Be Annihilated

Thousands Being Annihilated As They Tumble Along Roads In Fleeing Seoul; Fighter-Bombers Raking Columns.

Yank Forces Recapture 3 More Cities   Walker Says Enemy... “Will Be Annihilated” —MacArthur Reported Set to Invade North  Pe

Armored Vise Is Bein; Tightened In and Around Seoul  TAKE 3 MORE CITIES  American Forces Have Captured Taejon; Namwon and Hadong

American Forces {In South Capture 3 More Towns  - Once-Powerful North  .. Korean: Army, Torn = "Apart After 3 Month:

Resistance Ends In Seoul As Complete North Korea Force Routs Into Retreat

Advances Cut Enemy Force, Taejon Taken   Gen. Walker Says Reds Routed; Liberated South Koreans Cheer

Fighth Army Commander Claims North Koreans No Longer Able   Four Sentenced For Varied Acts

‘Reds No Longer Are An Organized Force’  General Walton Walker Says North Koreans in Full Rout   Marines Mop Up Destroyed Seoul While Fast- t-Moving Armored Allies Carve Uo Communist Forces in South

NoLonger A Unified  Force   Trapped Reds Will Be Wiped Out, Declares General; Taejon Is Taken: Hone for Dean

Britain Nods To Red China   Foreign Office Summons Cheng to Get News

Prediction Made by Ag.  Sec. Brannan   Need More Money to Carry Out Promises Made to Farmers

Price Support Program in ‘50 May Reach Six Million   Estimate Made By Sec. Brannan Who Seeks Bill ta Boost Funds.

Secret Service Probes Possibility More Than 2 In On Murder Attempt

Truman Grave, Calm Today   Charges Follow Death of Policemon From Bullets of Puerto Rican Revolutionaries

Secret Service Also Launches Investigation   Would Determine If Others Had Part In Plot to Kill Chief Boexeistigs

Quiz Collazo, Survivor of Pair Cut Down By  Bullets of Policemen   Officer Wounded In Blazing Gun Battle With Puerto Rican Revolutionaries Dies: Probe Spreads to New York

Increase Truman Guard As Investigation Into Assassination Attempt Is Pressed

Police Probe For Others Behind Plot   Surviving Assassin Faces Murder Charge After Guard Dies; 2 Policemen Injured

SEARCH BEB FM OTHERS ‘MURDER PLOT   Centered in New York Where Wounded Assailant’s Wifa le Jailad.

Blair House Guard Force Is Increased   Murder Charge Faced by Would-Be Assassin; Wounds Fatal to Officer

Oscar Collazo, 37, Formally Charged with Murder of Secret Service Agent.  RADICAL NATIONALIST PARTY IS BLAMED

Increase Guard for Presidents Safety   Extraordinary Preeautions Being Taken; Secret Service Checks to See if Others Involved in Attempted Assassination

Murder Charged to Wounded Gunman; Grilling Faced by Washington, N.Y.  Suspects; President Remains Calm

Truman Guard Increased as  Safety Move   Secret Service Digs Into Background of Assassination Attempt By Puerto Rican Pair

Police Launch DriveToTrap Other Plotters  Two Men Are Dead As The Result Of Assassins’ Attack

Probe Centers On New York's Rican Colony   Warrants Issued For 2 ‘Unknowns: Murder Charged

Police Hunt More Clues In Shooting   Puerto Rican Faces Murder Charge as One Guard Dies

Extra Precautions Taken for Safety   Investigation Being Pushed in Capital, New York, Puerto Rico

Precautions Are Taken For Truman's Safety   Secret Service Digs Into Whether Others Were Involved in Attempt

Murder Charge ls Filed Against One Puerto Ricar Who Survived Blaze of Gunfire at Blair House   President’s Guard Is. Increased And Added Precautions Are Taken fo Protect His Safety

Great Precautions Taken. For Safety Of The President   President Easily Calmest Man During Wild Confusion, Attaches Say; Collazo Faces Murder Charge After White House Guard Dies In Assassination Attempt

SECRECY CLAMPED ON SAFETY PLANS FOR PRESIDENT   Blair House Area Roped Off; Wounded Gunman Charged With Murder

Push Investigation Of Attempt on Life By Puerto Ricans   Wounded Officer Dies After Clash With 2 Fanatics

Assassination Attempt Of Two Fanatics Fails   Secret Service Probing For Others Involved In Blair House Shooting

President's Guard Ordered Increased   Slaying Attempt by Puerto Rican Nationalists Prompts Investiqations

Trying To Learn If Others Involved: in Wild Attempt On Chief Executive’s Life

Gunman Charged Of  Policeman's Murder   Investigations Among Puerto Ricans On In New York: Truman Remains Calm

Collazo Is Reported in “Fine Shape”  Guard Leslie Coffelt Dies Last Night;

Surviving Assassin  Charged in Killing; Puerto Ricans Face Searching Checkup

Policeman Slain While Defending Truman’s House   Puerto Rican Revolutionary Due to Recover

Secret Service. Probes if Others Were Involved _  Inquiry Centers on uectionina Colliaza

Book Might Give Data On Amerasia  Diary Locked Up   Diary Locked Up In White House Since Fatal kamn

SOLON URGES FORRESTAL'S DIARY BAREL   Explanation of Delay In Amerasia Sought  By Sen. Knowland

Wants To Use It For Possible Light On Who Ordered  Amerasia Delay

Diary In White House Safe Since Secretary Of Defense Leaped To Death Year Ago

SAYS DIARY OF FORRESTAL MAY ANSWER   Senator Knowland Says Book May Help  Solve Amerasia Case

Senator Demands White House Open U p Sealed Forrestal  Diary for Amerasia Facts

Amerasia. Clue In Forrestal’s  Diary Sought   Senator Demands Paper: Be Scanned for Order Toa Delay Expose

Presses Probe of Delay in Amerasia Case   Senator Knowland Demands Look at Forrestal Diary

Senator Thinks Amerasia Data Might Come Out   Who Gave “Go Slow” Order Still a Mystery; Remington Resigns to Devote Full Time to His Defence

Move Sought as Aid in Finding Who Gave. Nelay. ‘Order in Amerasia Case

Who Issued Go-Slow Order Is Question; Remington Resians Commerce Post

Forrestal Diary Held Key To Case  Knowland Seeks Light On   Knowland Seeks Light On Puzzling Amerasia Mystery

‘Runaway’ Grand Jury In New York, Despite No Orders From Washington, Opens Own Investigation Of Amerasia Magazine

KNOWLAND ASKS DIARY RELEASE   Wants Contents Revealed Of Forrestal Papers At White House

Says Sealed Papers May Disclose Delay Of Arrests; Demand Widens Red Inquiry

RIDER ON OLEO ~ BILL DEFEATED   Foes Attempt to Tie Or Civil Rights Clauses

AEC CHAIRMAN MAY BE NAMED   Observers Believe Truman Is Ready To Make  Appointment

Truman Reported Ready To Name Afomic Energy Commission Head   To Check With Washington On How ‘Fair Deal Measures’ Coming Along

Truman Ready To Name Head Of Atom Body   President Plans Te Talk To Leaders In Congress

FLYING BIXBYS LAND IN MUD   Faulty Brake Sends Theit Plane Into Mire At Tokyo Airport

Russia Extends Her Boycott Action To 31st UN Group   Special Committee on Information Added; Next Council Meetine Monday

Russia Boycotts 31st UN Organ  What Malik Will Do Next Month, Mystery

Temperatures   Two Divisions Make Some Gains in Stab at Yanks; Reds in Check at Pohang

Over 1 ,200 Reds Reported Killed In Four-Day Battle Series   re a . South Korean Unit   Attacking In North   North Troops Push One Effort To Cross River Under Lantern Light

Mail Delivery Bill. May Get Truman Yefo   Overwhelming Approval of Measure Ys Predicted in House; Senaie Talks Con trole

Spring W eather Promised In Wake Of Cold W ave; Many Crops Damagec

COLD NEARING END   But Unseasonable Temper atures Have Taken Heavy  Fruit Toll

Soring Cold Spree 's Nearly Over After Serious Biow fo Fruit Crops   Warmer Breezes Routing Arctic Blast, Worst April Chilly Spell on Record; South Counts Loss to Fruit in Millions of Dollars

Millions Of Dollars Damage To Southern Fruit Crops Caused By Wintry Spell

Spring Is Just Around the Corner, Optimistic Weather Prophets Say

Spring Weather (No Fooling) Ison Way, WeatherManSays   But, He Adds, Temperatures Will Be Below Normal for Most of East Until Mid-May; North Dakota Families Isolated

Long- Delayed Springlike Weather Seen On The Way For Eastern U. S.   Current Cold Spell Has Ruined Fruit Crops, Upset Baseball; Extended Forecast Is For Warmer Weather, Cooler Than Usual

Spring Appears Really on Way   Cooler Than Normal te Mid-May, However, Is Long Forecast

Wintry Weathe On Way out;   Millions of Dollars in Crops Lost; South Breezes Coming

Forecasters Say Spring Cold Spree Is Nearly Over   But Temperatures May Stay Under Seasonal Normals During Next 30 Days: Fruit Loss High

Wintry Weather On the Way Out   Southern Fruit Crop Suffers Extensive Damage; Forecasters Offer Long-Range Note of Cheer.

Spring Weather Finally Appears To Be on Way for Eastern Part of U. S. After Long Delay

Cold Spell Nearly Over   Warmer Air Expected To Chase Chill Out In Most of Nation

Wintry Weather In U. S. Eastern Area On Way Out   Forecasters Say Spring Cold $ — Nearly Over; Southern Fruit Crops Hard Hit  fy, Awctia Aiw

FIRE UN TRAIN KILLS 0 PERSONS   FLAMES SWEEP THROUGH COACHES OF BIRMINGHAM-GLASGOW ENPRESS.

U.S. To Charge Unarmed Plane Was Shot Down   Drafting Note To Russia Making  Such Accusations

Engineer Says Progress For Area Refarded   Reclamation Bureau Claims On Canadiar Peaject Alco Hit

West Texas Wafer Development Refarded ‘By Chamber of Commerce. Enaineer Charaes

West Texas C-C Refards Water Development  Adverse Publicity Confuses Issues, Engineer Asserts

More Shivery Weather Is Forecasted   Low of 28 to 32 Predicted for Hattiesburg; 36 Was Low Early Today

Helena Getting Heaviest State Snowfall  — California’s Citru Belt Stricken by

Helena Getting Heaviest State Snowfall   California’s Citrus Belt Stricken by Subfreezing Readings

TEXAS LEADS NATION WITH 29 VICTIMS —   Heaviest Traffic Predicted Monday Night and Tuesday

‘Memorial Day Holiday Death Toll Mounts   Traffic, Other Tragedies Claim 300 Lives Across The Nation

Steel Reply To Workers Is Not Ready   U.S. S. Corp. Head Says There Will Be No Answe: Today to C.1.0. Demand  For Increased Wages.

U.S. Steel to Delay. Wage Hike Reply   Negotiators Meet But Company Says Issues Will Take Long Discussion

Ohio’s Cities Report Things Look Brighter  6Walna Owor BHumn’”   “We're Over Hump,’ Mayor Declares In Hard-Hit Cleveland

Gov. Schricker Calls Emergency Conference   Hoosiers Resort to Burning Wood and Corncobs to Escape Freezing; Many Cities Take Drastic Action to Cope With Alarming Situation.

Cities Come To Aid of Their People   Diseased Elms Are Cut In Capital City For Fuel

Civil Defense Mock Raid On  November 4-5   Hundreds Of Planes. Will Take Part In First Big Workont

Ability To Combat Enemy Attack From The Air Will Be Tested In Pennsylvania Nov. 4-5, Between 9a.m.—6 p.m.   PUBLIC EXCLUDED PROM INITIAL ALERT

Russians Say 10,000 Slain In Two Days   4,000 S. Koreans Captured by Reds,  Tass Agency Avers

More Off Work as Railroad Strike Effects Spread   Nearly 200,000 May Be Idle by Week-End;: Hits Other Industry.

Betting News Circulated By Single Service   Blame for Race Dope Placed On Continental Press

Ohio Firm Tops Race News Field  Senators’ Report Cites Data Source

Continental Press Service Singled Out As Chief Source Of Boolie Data

Ohio Outfit Singled Out In Checkup   Daily Newspapers, Press Services  Listed As Aids

Used Iliegatly By Bookmakers Report Says   Senete Committee Wants Ban On Some News

RACING NEWS SOURCE   ‘Senate Report Puts Finger on Continental Press Service

BLIZZARD POUNDS PACIFIG COAS!   TRAINS AS MUCH AS NINE HOURS LATE— HIGHWAY TRAVEL HAZARDOUS.

Blizzard Battering Northwest   Traffic Snarled in Washington and Ore. gon; Flood in Ohio.

Blizzard. Lashes West Coast Area: Ohio River Floods   Worst Storm Of Seasor  Kills 5 In Washington;  - High Winds Hit Corst

6 Prisoners Die In Jail   Deaths Caused By Suffocation, Authority Rules

Six In Jail In Jail Suilfocated During Fire   Mattresses Catch Fire Trapping Prisoners in Cells at Spray, North Carolina -

MAGIC WORD SPREADS AMONG YANKS  'Gooks Are Running,’ GI's at Chananyong Jubilate

Ohio Legion Asks Subversive Probe  Back Lockbourne ror Air Academy

UN Delegate May Go to Peking   Commission Still Strives for Peace

Jury Urges Amerasia Full Probe   Presentment Says Thorough Inquiry Necessary

Search for Sick Gypsy Boy Ended   He and Parents Pickec Up; Disease Spread Had Been Feared.

POLICE HUNT SICK BOY Gypsy Lad, Aged 8, More Dangerous  Than Thug, Hunted

Police Search For Gypsy Boy Sick With Cerebral Menengitis   Described As¢Mfore Dangerous Than Any Criminal’

Hear Witnesses On KC Crime   Senate Probers Open Hearings; Call In Cohn

"Richest Man in ree County’ Is ‘Dead by Own Hard   Holdings of Horace Kirby. a Recluse, Are Estimated at $3,900,000.

Find Recluse Dead And Rock Tied to Neck   Estimate Horace Kirby Had About 10,000 Acres of Lance

NAME NEW DEAN OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL   Thomas Gorton Will Suc ceed Donald M. Swarthout at K. U.

NAME NEW DEAN Ot FINE ARTS SCHOOL   Thomas Gorton Will Suc ceed Donald M. Swarthout at K. U.   COMES FROM OHIO U

Red Drive South Not So Serious  MacArthur Headquarters Optimistic Over W mmc Ghent.

Beachhead Can Be Held, Tokyo Says  U.S. Headquarters Calls Enemy Gains In Santh Tnimnortan’

!s There Going To Be World War? If So, When Will It Be... . 1954?

Michigan’s 1950 Campaign Presents Strange Sight to Old Time Democrats

Woman Asks  For Divorce   Says She's Tired Of Being Introduced As Hubby’s Aunt

Kunzig Advised He Has No Job  Liquor Control Cuts Off $10,380 Salary

Most Violent Earthquake In Years Shakes Earth, Seismolégists Report

Scientists Unable To Find Source   Seismographs Over Wide Area Thrown Out of Control

Violent Quake Is Registered   Tremors So Great Scientists Can't Interpret Readings

Violent Quake Shakes World   Strongest In Years Felt; Exact Locale Hard To Determine

Location Of Tremor Not Known   Shock is Toe Great For Instruments to Record It Clearly

George Bernard Shaw Near Death Al His Home; Prayers Said For Soul

GEORGE B. SHAW IS NEAR DEATH   Best Known Playwright Of Modern Times Goes Into Coma

SHAW LAPSES INTO COMA: END. APPEARS NEAF   Great Playwright Suffers Relapse; Prayers Said at Bedside.

GBS in Final Coma, Is Fear   Spark of Life Flickers Weakly for Best Known . Playwright of Modern Times

G. B. Shaw Near Death At 94. Years   Writer Lapses Into Unconsciousness”

Aged Playwright Unconscious .. . . PT PNAEPNNIEITNNENAeERo  Shaw Nears Death As Strength Ebbs

Condition Worse   Famed Playwright Loses Consciousness; Death Appears Near

G. Bernard Shaw Believed Dying  irish Playwright In Coma After Relapse

George B. Shaw's Condition Worse   Famed Playwright Loses Consciousness; Death Appears Near

G.B. Shaw Lapses Into Dying Coma   Breathing Becomes Labored And Heavy

Shaw Falls Into Unconsciousness   Spark of Lite Flickers Weakly in Noted Playwright; Clergeyman Saye Commendatory Prayers

BELIEVE SHAW IS NEAR DEATH   Loses Consciousness; Hac Been Growing Weaker Since Operation

invaders Held Losing Ground  After Assault   Defenders Report Capiure Of Russian Soldiers In Enemy’ Tanks

Reds Within 20 Miles of Defenders’ — Capital City U. S. Arms Aid ° From Japan  Reported Enroute To South Korea

1,000 Americans Boarding Ships to Leave Country; 4,000 South Koreans Killed in First Day's Fighting.

Observers Report Attack Bogged Down After Northerners’ Initial Successes

Fires In Eight States Cause Deaths of 12 And Considerable Property Damage

12 Persons Die In Fires In 8 States  Pronerty Lace OF $2 £90 000 Aka C0

At Least 12 Persons Die in Fires Throughout Nation: Property Loss Near 4 Millions

Fires Take Toll of 12 In 8 States   Property Loss Tops $3 Million

FIRES WIDESPREAD   Different Blazes in Eight States Yesterday Claim 12 Lives

Eight-State Blazes Kill 12 Persons   Four Persons Perish In Minneapolis Fire, Rate Damage In All Fires At Over $3,500,000

TAEGU SIEGE EASED, RECAPTURE POHANG IN BEST DAY OF WAR   Marines, 24th and 25th D ivisions, Whip Enemy At 2 Naktong Crossings“Lost” Airport May Reop en.

Preparedness Plea Repeated By Eisenhower   General Urges Reinforcement Of Alaskan Area

Eisenhower Urges Alaska Defenses   General Also Wants Modernization of All Forces

Says Defenses Should Take Top Priority, Asks ModernizingOfWeapons

Alaskan Defense Given Priority  Speed Asked By Ike  n Reintorcement«

Ike Urges Stronger Defense In Alaska; Speed Held Essential   All-Around Modernization Of Arms

Eisenhower Stresses Need For More Alaskan Defense   Also Recommends Modernization of  All U. S. Weapons

Eisenhower Uraes Improvec Alaska Defense  Thinks Area Should Get High Priority

Texas Guard Units Alerted  Valley Guardsmen No On List Called Up

India Goes To Bat For Red China   Wants Russia’s Stooge Seated As Delegate To United Nations

SHITE JIWLE FUIK CAAALEY : Woman Goes to Prison for Taking Bank Funds

Mercury lakes Big Drop In Midwest Area  Some Areas Still Isolated By Ice

Cold and Snow Ride High Gale  in Seven States   Temperatures Plunge After Climbing to 70’s Over Midwest

Democrat Says Truman Target In ‘Red’ Hunt   Republicans Scored For Backing McCarthy In Charaes

Democrat Chief Says McCarthy Backed by GOP   Communism Charges Anti-Truman Tactisc, Conaressman Claims

Get Truman’ Drive Charged In Red Probe   GOP Leaders Say President Is ‘Afraid to Rare? Loavalty Files

GOP EFFORT 10 GET TRUMAN   But Republicans Retor! Truman [s ‘Afraid’ To Open Govt. Files

McCarthy GOP Backing Blasted      Out to ‘Get’ Truman, Democrat Charges

Democrat Says GOP Leaders Back M’Carthy   Republicans Retort President Is ‘Afraid’ to Release Secret Govt. Files: Hickenlooper Renews Demand.

RUSSIAN AGENT OR NOT  Lattimore Acted Like Spy, McCarthy Asserts

Senator Sends Wire To Acheson; Aim to ‘Get’ President, Says Congressman Dingell

GOP Seen Out To Get Truman Via McCarthy   Senator Sidesteps Challenge To Brand Lattimore In Broadcast

They're Out To ‘Get’ Harry, Dingell States   Michigan Solon Feels Communism Charges  Are Backed Recklessly

Rep. Dingell Is Told By  , Republicans That President Is Afraid To Release Files McCarthy Needs

GOP ATTEMPTING ‘TO CET TRUMAN, DEMOCRAT SAYS   Recklessly Backing MeCarthy’s Charges, Dingell Claims   ‘SENATOR REITERATES  LATTIMORE CHARGES

Democrat Accuses GOP Leaders Of Backing McCarthy’s Charges In Foul Effort To ‘Get’ Truman

Red Spy Hunt Said Plan lu “Get” Trumaty      Republicans Retort President “Afraid”. To Release FRI File

DEM CHARGES GOP EFFORT 10 GET TRUMAN   But Republicans Retort Truman Is ‘Afraid’ To Open Govt. Files

Democrats Say McCarthy Aiming To Get President   Republicans Declare Truman Afraid * Fo Release Secret Government Files

Snow Piles Up Over Rockies   Northen Colorado, Wyoming Hit, Many Tree: ln Denver Crumple

West Fights Heavy Snow   1 Wyoming-Colorado Roads Blocked; Denver’s Trees Danial

 HA NDUSTRY— Manpower May Again Be Problem  War Plants Get Labor Priority

Labor Priority For War Plants   Mobilization Plans Gather Momentum

Manpower Plans Are Under Way   War Plants Are.Given Top Priority In The Hiring Of Men; Key Points In Program

Broad National Plan To Assure Manpower Set   War Plant Given Top Priority In Hiring At FSES Offices

War Industry First On List Kor Workers   National Program Shapes Up; No Disruption To Manufacturing Seen

Manpower In U.S. Adequate For War Effori   Only If All-Out Fighting Starts Will Pinch Be Felt

Manpower Program Is Shaping Up   War Plants to Get Top Priority in All Employment Offices

Manpower Plans Begin To Take Shape In Nation   War Plants Given Hiring Priority In Federal-State Offices

War Plants In Top Spot For Hiring   Labor Survey Finds Thot Totel War Effort Would Tap Civifion Industry

U.S. Manpower Plan Shapes Up For War   Defense Plans Get Top Priority For Hirine Workers

War Plants Get Top Priority In Hiring Men  Manpower Program Begins To Shape Up For Nation

War Plants.” Get Priority From State Job Offices   Labor Department’s Message Describes Manpower Situation

War Plants Get Hiring Priority   Federal Director of Employmertt Security Says Manpower May Again Become a Maior Problem

Manpower Plans Give War Plants Priority In Hiring   Employment Director Warns Labor May Be Problem

War Plants To Gef Priority In All Employmen   Civilian Industry Would Feel Pinch Of All-Out Drive

U.S. Manpower ProgramTakes On War Form   Arms Plants Given Top Priority In Hiring Of Workers

Advised Hiring For War Plants  Given Priority   Local Employment Office Reports, Some Phases Of Program Underway

War Plants Given Choice Of Workers  Manpower Plans For Nation Start «™ FF tn Shane

TOP PRIORITY TO WAR PLANTS ON MANPOWER   Employment Offices to Refer Applicants to Defense Work,

Defense Plants  Get Manpower Priority Status  National Program  Now Taking Shape In Labor Agency

~MANPOWER War Jobs Given Top Priority   CIVIL PLANTS FACE CUTBACK

‘War Plants Get Top Priority to Hire Through Job Offices      Plans Revealed. by Labor Department

War Plants Get Labor Priority  National Menpower Program Stresses

War Plants Given Top Priority Under Pronosed National Mannower Plan

Program Shaping Up  War Plants Will Get Priority Hiring. At Employment Offices

Steps Taken To Expand Natton’s Labor Force   War Plants Get Top Prioritv In Hiring Men; Civilian Industry May Be Required To Give Up Labor

‘War Plants to Get First Call  On Manpower   Employment Offices to Give Top Priority tc Needed Defense Joh:

UrgeSpeed In Europe's Arms Plan   Pact Nations Told They Must Act Quickly To Get More U.S. Aid.

‘Speed Up,’ U.S. — Tells 12 European Defense Partners   Increased Armament Output Required If Atlantic Pact Funds Are To Be Continued

KUROPE TOLD TO SPEED UP ITS DEFENSES   Conference Being Held at Brussels to Ratify Plans for Atlantie Army.

Red Leaders Bail Revoked   Rehearing of Appeal Is Denied by Court; 36 Bays to Answer

Bail of 11 Convicted  Revoked   Pressman In A Repeat Story To Committee

Court Revokes Bail of 11 Red Leaders  Order Is In Effect A30-Day Stay Of Prison Terms

Court Revokes Bail of Eleven Convicted Reds   Communist Leaders Given 30 Days to Try To Avoid Prison

Court Revokes Bail of 11 Red Leaders  Order Is In Effect A 30-Day Stay

Revoke Bail Of Ten Convicted ‘Red’? Leaders   U. S. Cirenit Court af Appeals Gives Them 30 Davs to Comply

Revoke Bail of 11 Convicted U. S. Communist Leaders   Grants 30-Day Stay of Their Prison Terms

Bail of 11 Reds Revoked, All Get 30 Days to Stave Off Jail Term:   2-to-1 Appeals Decision Denies Rehearing, But Gives Communists Access to High Court

Court Orders Red Leaders Bail Revoked  11 Top Communist: Given 30 Days to  TT’ bn, Straw Tarme

BIGLERVILLE COUPLE HURT IN AUTO MISHAP   Mr. And Mrs. Charles 8S. Glunt Ip Carlisle Hospital After Crash Near Mt. Holly

Indo-China War- CHINESE REDS DRIVE TO TAKE GAPITAL CITY   Moscow-Trained Troops Prepare To Cross Red River

Reds 2000 Yards From Fort Laokay   Rebels Gain in . Fight Against French In Indo-China

Capture Will Open Way to Indo-China ‘Capital of Hanoi   Moscow-Trained Invaders Mass For River Crossing; Aim at Nation’s Richest Rice Fields —

Cotton Pickers In County Paid Over $6,000,000   12,280 Bales Of Cotton Ginned During Past Week

Postal Official. in Jam, Resigns   Charge He »- Engineerec Stamp Deals

Investors Said to Have Lost Hundreds of Thousands in Scheme Engineered by H. F. Ambrose.   30 PER CENT PROFIT REPORTED PROMISED   Plan Involved Purchase and  : Sale of Speciai Issues of  Stamps—Some Persons Made Money.

High Postal Official Resigns As U.S. :  Launches Investigation Of Stamp Deal

High Postal Official Quits Amid Investigation of Rare Stamp Deal

Stamp Investment Deal Results in Official Resigning   Harold F. Ambrose Out As Assistant to Postmaster General

High Postal Officer Faces Investigation  Stamp Deuls Cause His Resiqnation

BOND POSTED ~~ INKIDNAPING   Treatment Scheduled For Woman Doctor

Woman Doctor to Take Sanity Tests For Kidnaping Gir]  Faces Death Penalty If Brought to Trial And Is Found Guilty

Brilliant Woman Doctor Admits Kidnaping Child   Nabbed By FBI As She Tried Ta Collect $20,000 Ransom: To Get Sanity Eeanination

Woman Doctor Freed As Friends Put up Bond in New Mexico Abduction of Child

Woman Doctor Is ‘Held in Kidnaping   Obstetrician Will be Given Sanity Test

Friends Ask Sanity Test for Woman Doctor Who Ransom-Kidnaped Sante Fe Girl of Nine

Trap Woman Physician in “idnan Plot   Prominent New Mexico Dactor Who Kidnaped 9 Year Old: Girl Will Undergo Santty Tests

Under A Man’s Rough Clothing, FBI Agents Found Brilliant — Woman Doctor Who Had Tried To Kidnap Wea!thy Man’s Child

Woman Doctor Faces Death For Kidnaping   Nabbed While Trying To Collect $20,000 Ransom for Girl

Woman Doctor To be Given Sanity Test   Admits $20,000 Kidnaping of 9.Year-Old Child

JUDGE SENTENCES 2 WHO PLEADED GUILTY IN COUR)   Franklin DeHaven, Quaker. town R. D., Paul Weil, Get Year to 23 Months   CHARGES OF THEFTS   Were Scheduled To Be Taken To Lehigh County To Plead Guilty There

TALK IS FIRS] SINCE WAR OUTBREAK   Expect Message To Feature Economy Measures   Hopes To Break Deadlock On Issue Over Wage, Price Controls

Truman To Report To Nation   Will Cover The Fighting In Kore: And Limited Control at Home

PRESIDENT MAY TALK TO NATION ON WAR NEEDS   Speech ‘Drafted As Conference Group Works On Controls Measure

Truman Reportec Preparing Talk ToNation —   President To Outline Belt-Tightening That’s Necessary

Truman Readies Report to U.S.  Korea, World Affairs, Controls to Be Topics ECE enciAn Chak

Truman Due To Give War Report Soon   Address To Nation On Coutrol Plans May Be Given Later In Week

Truman Talk Due On Belt Tightening   Legislators Speed Compromise In Fight Over Home Controls

ARLY REPORT 0 NATION ON AR POSSIBLE   sident Said to be Preting Talk in Which He Will Outline Belt Tightenine Proaram   © DECISION ON TIME

President Plans Talk To Nation  PRanart Ta Cnvor   Report To Cover Affairs At Home And In Far Fast

Truman To Give Report to Nation  Talk Will Discuss Korea, Controls

Truman Will Give ‘Fireside Chat,’ Report      Time for Talk Not Set: To Discuss Controls War. World Affair:

Fireside-Chat For President   Report To Cover Foreign Policy, War And Controls

Truman Prepares Report to Nation  Radio Talk Planned To Spur Enactment Of Domestic Controls

Belt-Tightening Talk To Nation Being Prepared  Tim ime P robably Will  mee Me) Oe ee ee   Time Probably Will Not Be Announced Until Congress Acts On Economic Bills

Truman Prepares Talk To Nation On Home Economy   Congress Works On Task Of Wage-Price Control Compromise

TRUMAN DRAFTING REPORT TO NATION   Fireside Chat To Review World Affairs, Controls

Truman To Make Talk ToPeople   Expected To Outline Belt-Tightening’ Due To War In Korea; No Time Yet Set

Progress of * War in Korea Will Be Aired  Date Denendsc on   Date Depends on Speed of Congress

President Prepares Broad Report fo Be Given Nation   Will Cover All Phases of Current War Situation

Truman Reported Preparing Report In Which He Will Outline War Needs

President Plans a Fireside Chat  Report to Nation on International Affairs

Truman May Give Talk To Nation   President Expected To Outline This Week What Curbs May be Needed

CURBS PLANNED FOR WAR PERIOD TO-BE REVEALED   Truman Drafts Speech To People With Economic Controls  Expected To Be Chef Tint.

PRESIDENT TO MAKE REPORT TO THE NATION   Plans Radio Chat on Korean War and Home Front Control.

President To Address Nation Officials Say   Truman Reported Preparing Talk On Current Situation

Truman Plans Talk To Nation, Aides Reveal   He May Go On Air Late This Week With Details Of ‘Belt-Tightening’

President Preparing Korea Talk   Broadcast Report On State Of Nation ‘Anticipated; No Date Is Set —

HST Reporied Preparing New Talk To Nation  Belt-Tightening As - PRocult OF Battle

Report fo Nation By Truman Waits Controls Action   House-Senate Members Meet To End Deadlock

Truman to Make Fireside Chat President to Report  ee ge Ms I ee he oe ee

Profiteering May Bring Controls   Senator Issues New Warning To Hoarders And Racketeérs

3 Congressmen Hit Profiteering InFood Sales   Gillette Says Hikes In Prices Call for Government Controls

Senator Warns of Possible Controls As Prices Go Up   House Members Urge Probe of Increases Throughout Nation

WARNING GIVEN AS PRICES RISE   Senator Gillette Says Attempts To Profit From War Scare May Bring Government Controls.

Rising Prices Bring Hint Of  Senate Inquiry   Gillette Declures Profiteering Likely To Canse Controls

Price Increases On Foods Bring Control Warning   Senator Asserts Profiteering Cause of Hikes

ISSUES PRICE WARNING   Iowa Democrat Says Increases Will Bring Controls

Profiteering To Bring Controls, Gilleite Warns   Senate Committee May Reopen Hearings On Food Product Prices

Gillette Warns Price Controls May Come Again   Says Attempts To Profit May Bring War-Time Curbs

YANKS DOWN RUSSIAN JET PLANE; HIT ANOTHER IN BATTLE IN CLOUDS 4 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH

County’s Polio Campaign Goes Over the Quota   E. B. Isaacsen Announces That Drive Nets $35,776

2 SINO RED ARMIES MASS ALONG KOREAN BORDER: 120 TANKS FROM DAIREN

China Red Armies Massed Along Korean Border  Mammoth Tanks Sent From Russia To Aid Invaders

Chinese Getting Into Korean War?   fed Armies. Seen Near Korea Boundary

U.S. Bombers Barring Tanks trom Fighting   Chinese Mobilizing Laborers To Move War Gear To Korea

Chinese Red Armies Mass Near Korea   120 Large Tanks Sent to Korea From Soviet Por

Two Chinese Red Armies Mass On Border of Korea   120 Massive Soviet Tank: Back Possible 200,000  Manchurians

Chinese Red Troops Mass Near Korea   Foe Gets 120 Giant Tanks From Manchuria, Says Army Report

Two Chinese Communist Armies Mass Along Korean Border; Tanks on Move   Allies Deny West Germans Weapons Despite Fears of Red Aggression

70 B-29s Hit Reds with 600-Ton Raid   \China Reds Mass on Korea Border, 'Russ Send 120 Tanks, U. S. Reveals

TWO CHINESE RED ARMIES ARE MOVED TO KOREAN BORDER   Speculation Stirred in Washington as to Whether They Will Plunge Into Far Rastern War.   120 GIGANTIC TANKS SENT TO BATTLE ZONE   Laborers Keported Mobilizec to Move Supplies to Communists Fighting U. S. Forces.

120 huge tanks Sent North Korea From Soviet Port   New Threats Posed For U. N. Forces; Speculation Is Raised  China May Plunge Into Conflict

Suicide Act Delays US Time-Table   Americans Now Hope To Reach Kapson Saturday

Reds’ Attack Sets Yanks Back A Day   United Nations Makes Gains Along 250-Mile Front

Continue on March: To Border   Communist Suicide Battalion Attacks °. in Mountain Gorge .

American Time-Tabié: Set Back Day By o: Enemy Delaying Actiog         Force Traps U. S. Troops, But Fails:

Enemy Pocket Is Wiped out After Two-Hour Battle   Main Communist Force Apparently Is Making Retreat

EXPECT BREAK THROUGH TO BORDER SOON   Chinese Communists Reported Pulling Back on All Fronts

8th Army Withdrawing  Through Former Capital—10th Corps Menaced In Northeast.

Yanks Burning Bridges, Gear In Withdrawal   Enemy Troops Now Withir Twenty-Five Miles Of Pvongevanse

Two More Mormon Missionaries Have Beer Epxelled by Czechoslovakian Officials

Battle Agains! Rackets Opens In Cumberland   Police Reshuffled And A Special“ Investigator Named

GIRL IN LOVE, DEFENSE VIEW   Friends of Defendant Including Dubuquer, On Witness Stand

RUSSIA AND CHINA SIGN 30-YEAR PACT   Two Nations Vow To Act Jointly for Sustained Peace

US. Diplomats Study Red Pact’   See Treaties Designed To Cut Ground From Under U.S. Policy.

Russo-Chinese Treaty Is Said Aimed at U. S.   Diplomats Describe Pact as Weapon Against America

Red China and Red Russia Sign Treaty  New Pact Designed to Cut Ground From Under U.S. Policy in China

Sino-Russ Pact Aimed at U.S...   Washington Suspects Secret Treaty Agreements Have Been Made to Undermine America’s Asiatic Policy

Russia, China  In 30-Year Pact   NEW TREATY AIMED AT U. S POLICY. VIEW

Most Pilgrims Kept Out of Jerusalem Area   Barred By Uneasy Truce

MEDIATORS QUIT RAILROAD TALKS   ‘Sessions Get Nowhere, Chairman Reports

Rail Mediation Board Fails fo Solve Dispute   Drops Its Efforts to Settle Strike Threat Of Two Brotherhoods

Mediators In Rail Dispute Halt Efforts   Board Withdraws From Fight Between 2 Unions, Railroads

Farm Widow Held in Alabamaon Suspicion of Having Poisoned Last Two Mates for Insurance

SEEN PF RER, CPR ETE? Woman Accused Of Poisoning Two Husbands For Insurance

Rhee Says Troops Acted Without U.S. ‘8th Army Orders   Saye He Thinks Wore Is” Over, Necd Now Is Housing  for Ponulation

American Casualties Rise to 20,756   UN Condemns Reds for Slaughter of Prisoners

178 LISTED AS COMMUNISTS: IN THIS REGION   Former Communist Party Official, Cecil Scott, Said Able to Launch Deta led Dinclosures .of  Med Activities. : .

Clamp Down On Southern’s Train Service   Pickets Halt Passenger Train on Birmingham to New Orleans Run

Investigation Of Hospital Fire Begins  State Inspectors   State Inspectors To Conduct Probe

Full Scale Probe Of Hospital Fire To Learn Cause   Death Toll in Mental Ward Blaze Now Stands at 40

Draft Of Youths  Not Expected To  Effect Labor Poo   Little Reaction on Factor;  Output, Manpower Pool Seen by Economists:

Draft Won't Cut Output  For Nation  Unskilled Workers   Unskilled Workers Employed Short Time To Be First

British Prime Minister and President Meet As Cris’ In Korea Darkens; Consider Evacuation b Air of Trapped Troops.

Attlee Paints Dark Picture For Cabinet   Second Talk With Truman To Last *All Afternoon’

Truman, Attlee Conduct Second Policy Meeting   Britain's Leader Reported ‘Shocked Over War News

Bomb-Laden Craft Crashes, Sixty Injured, Two Missing; Base Commander Is Killed

General Among 17 Killed ‘As B-29 Explodes, Levels California Trailer Camp

Bomber Blast, Fatal to 17, Being Probed   Two Missing and 16 Hurt; Trailer Court Is Levelled

LIVES LOST   Two Others Missing and 60 In. jured in Disaster at Air Force Base, Fairfield, Col. .—- Blast Heard 50 Miles Awny.

Bomb-Laden Craft Explodes Killing 17   Nearby Trailer Court Evacuated Ahead of Exolosion

Andy Myers Dies in St. Louis.   Former Test Pilot Had Undergone Surgery.

Get “Tough” With West Berlin Reds  Police Stage Raid On Commie Building

Rail Strike Not To Spread; Many Idled In Canada   Fly Parliament To Ottawa Meeting To Seize Lines

Charges Youth Killed for Gain   Prosecutor Calls Killinger Cold Bloodec

Safe Driving Stressed to Save Lives During The July 4 Holiday. Vacation

Jap Students in U.S. Like American Campus Life But ‘Sex Excesses’ Bother Them

CED Foresees Doubling Of U. S. Buying Power Within 20-Year Period

WORKER'S BUYING POWER TO DOUBLE CED. FORECASTS   Research Body Lists Plan For Continuing High Living i Standards

SBISC 198 KF FOGUCTIONR Ler MaMnr-roeur Must be Marmntarnea—  Hones Held Bright For Doubling Real Income Of Worker:

UPPING INCOME OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Group Says Way Must Be Found To Keep Production Average Up

Real Income May Double In 30 Years   CED ‘Formula: Higher Output Per Man-Hour

Committee Thinks Prospects Good For A Doubling Of Real Income Of Average Worker In Next 30 Years   Real Wage Of $2.60 An Hour By 1980, In Terms Of 1949 Prices, Not Improbable If  Production Goea Forward.

PRODUCTION MUST GO UP Buying Power May Be Doubled; That Is, In The Next 30 Years

CED Reports Prospects For Raising Income   Committee On Business Planning Reveals Optimistic Forecast

Experts Draft 10-Point Plan For Industry   Doubling Of Buying Power In 30 Years Claimed Passible

Doubling of Purchasing Power Seen   Planners Hope for Thi: ‘ In 30 Years if Rise In Output Kept.

 Committee for Economic Development Say: {Prospects Good for Doubling Average  Worker's Buying Power in Next 30 Years

Doubling Of Income Forecast   Economic Group Says U.S. Workers’ Outlook Bright

Prospects Good For Doubling Real Income  Predicts 50 Percent   Predicts 50 Percent Increase In Next 30 Years

Man-Hour Output Increase Needed In Reaching Goal  Economic Committee Sees Nia Ranid Future Advance

Outlook Good ror Doubling Buying Power  Wage Rate Of $2.66 Foreseen By CED

U. S. Business Outlook Good, CED Reports   Real Income of Average Worker May Be Doubled

Sees Doubled Buying Power Next 30 Years   Rise in Production Per Man Hour Given As Reason for View

FRANCE CALLS ON U.S. TO FINANCE REARM PROGRAM   Wants Help in Adding 250, 000 Men to Armed  EFoarcae.

French to Ask For Arms Aid   Laying Groundwork For Request For American Funds

France Makes Plans To Ask American Funds   Money to Aid Financing Stepped-Up Program For Rearmament

French Ask For U.S. Aid  In Rearming   Groundwork. Is Laid  For Requesting Loan

Will Ask American Aid... . a EECA EXIDS «=i:  Funds For Defense Wanted By France

French Government About Ready To Ask U. S. for Funds fo Step Up Rearmament Program

French Lay Groundwork For Aid Plea On First Year Of Rearmament Plan

France Seeks U. S. Help For  Rearmament   Lays Groundwork for Detailed Request to Strengthen West

French Will Seek More U. S. Funds For Arms   — Request For Help In Rearmament Prooram Planned

 Nationalist Planes Hit Shanghai  Say Russ Help China Red Plar To Capture Nationalist Bases

DREW PEARSON ON  The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND      DREW PEARSON SAYS: TRUMAN-ATTLEE SWAP WORLD WAR I STORIES AT SECRET STAG DINNER; REPUBLICANS RELUCTANT TO GO ON RECORD AGAINST ACHESON; CON: GRESSMAN SABBATH ADVISES TRUMAN ON KOREA. ;

Eighth Army Confirms Presence of Chinese   U.S. Awaits Word from MacArthur To Bring Communist China before UN as Aaqaressor

Gen. MacArthur Thinks Situation May Be Serious   Peiping Government. May Be Charged by UN as Aggressor

INTERVENTION BY RED CHINA Jb REPORTEL  p resen Co A: munists Th B: atthe

LITTLE COST, BIG RETURNS ARE FORECAST   5-Point Proposal Aska Loans up to $25,000, Provision of Capital -

Small Business Help Sought By President  Truman Says Proposals oe . ? ae fe 7 we

Claims Move Would Yield Big Returns   Wants To Move RFC Under Supervision  Of Commerce Dept.

For Hand je! Small  usiness   Eapna Fropeses U5  rei Incentive to tone. pansion of Industry

Broad Plan To Assist Small Business Given Congress By President   Declares Government Should Help Promote Conditions Under Which Well-Managed Firms May Prosper

President, Proposes Broad Program Of Assistance to Small Business

ASSISTANCE T0 SMALL BUSINESS   Government Would Insure Loans Up To $25,000 Under Plan

Truman Asks  Small-Firm  Aid Program Proposes RFC Switch  To Operate Under  Commerce Secretary

TRUMAN ASKS HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS   President Says Little Cost Yields  Great Returns

Truman Plan Includes Government-Insured  Loans Up To $25,000   Asks Action Before Congress Adjourns; Savs 5-Point Proposal Would Cost Little

Up to Generals fo Determine Use   Defends MacArthur, Hopes War, Bomb’s Use Can Be Averted

MacArthur Backed, Finish Fight Vowed   Bipartisan Congress Heads Called to White House— Fiuead Increase Soaunehit

Says Allies Must Check  Communists   President Backs Gen. MacArthur As Allied Chief

Says Use Of Bomb Is Under Consideration   Final Decision Up To Commander In the Field

Active Consideration Being Given to Use Of Atomic Weapons in Korea If That Step Deemed Necessary to Handle Emergency

Use of A-Bomb Being ‘Considered— Truman   He Hopes It Won’t Be Necessary

Drastic Moves To Finish War Being Drafted   Chief Executive Reveals Strong Methods Discussed To Drive Chinese Out Of Kerea—  Affirms His Faith In Ability Of General  MacArthur.

MaeArthur’s Work Upheld By President   Russia Blamed For Chinese Communist Attacks On Allies

President Has Hope 3rd War Can Be Averted  Reiterates Support Of MacArthur; Raps Ruccian Policy

President Hopes Use Of Bomb Will Not Be Necessary   Chief Executive Also Hopes Third World War Can Be Averted; Backs General MacAwhne Acainet Critice

Truman Gives Full Support To MacArthur   ‘Commander Must Send Order On Bomb: Army Increase Seen

Truman Reports A-Bomb Use Being Actively Considered by Officials

Makes It Clear MacArthur Has His Support   Red Aggression Will Spread To West Unless We Fight, He Says

Truman Hopeful Third World War Can Be Averted   President Insists U. N. Forces Have No Intention of Abandoning Mission in Korea

To Be Employed Against Chinese Reds If Needed   Expresses Hope Action Will Not Be Necessary; Calls Conference To Ask New Appropriations

Truman Makes Announcement To Newsmen   President Expresses ‘Hope Third World War Can Be Averted =...

Milk Strike Negotiations Are Stalled   “White Market” In Milk Grows Among Thirsty Pittsburghers And Wash. ington, D. C. Residents.

United States, Britain and France Write Identical Notes   Everything To Be Done To Save World From Third War

Await Soviet Reply To Notes On Conference  U. S., Britain And France Forward Identical Notes

PEACE PARLEY REPLY AWAITED FROM MOSCOW   Honest Effort Asked By Western Powers _Te End Differences

MISHAPS GOST 400 LIVES IN 4 DAYS   DEATH TOLL 116 UNDER 4&7! FATALITIES IN MEMORIAL DAY PERIOD,

Acheson May Discuss Korea With Vishinsky   Soviet Minister Slated To Make Courtesy Call Today on Anniversary Of Russian Revolution   Soviet Parades Military Might and Expresses Sympathy for Korea Reds

Unemployment Due To Coal Strike Approaches 600,000 Mark With No Relief In Sight; Nation’s Supply Estimated To Last Only 5 Days Longer

Jobless Total Nears 600,000 Due To Strike   Coal Supply Drops,  Strip Mine Owners Biss Lawlaacneca

Soaring Unemployment Resultinc From Soft Coal Strike Nears 600,000 Today; No End in Sight  Nation’s Supply Is Down to Less Than Six Days; Industries Hit

Mine Effects Spreading To All Industry   Unemployment In Nation Soaring As Factories Close

Jobless Total: Due fo Strike Almost 600,000   ~New Threat Arises in Hard Coal-Field as Pay Talks Drag

Industries Using Fuel Forced fo Lay Off Workers  New Threat of Hard

Case Completed by Government   Unemployment Soars Close to 600,000 Mark Union Facing Tremendous Fines.

Unemployment From Coal Strike Nearing The 600,000 Mark Today  Nation's Soft Coal Supply Down To 5.6 Days With New Threat Of Shortage In Hard Coal: Situation Desverate.

COAL SUPPL) IS DOWN 10 9.6 DAYS   Number Of Idle Approaches 600,000 Mark :

Strikes Boost ‘Jobless’ Total   Unemployment Soars As Shortage of Coal Increases Shutdowns

Strike-Caused Unemployment Continues Rise   Nearly 600,000 Are Out Of Work; Coal Supply Gets Smaller

Coal Strike’s Jobless Grows   Soaring Unemployment Nears 600,000 Mark; No End In Sight

Number of Idlein U.S. Soars Upward   Coal Walkout Causes 600.000 to Be Unemployed

Nation's Supply Of Coal ToLast For Only 6Days  Bnather Shartane   Another Shortage Threatened Soon In Anthracite Fuel

Entire Nation Hit; Railroads May Cut Again  Train Services Due For Another Slash?

FUEL SUPPLIES SLASHED DOWN TO 5.6 DAYS   Buildings Cooled, Brownouts Set Up For Conservation

H-Bomb May Be Issue In  British Vote   Laborites, Tories Give More Emphasis To Dreaded Weapon

H-Bomb Seen As Vote Issue In G. Britain   Tories Make Bid As PeaceMaker In U. S.-Russia Weapons Race

Yanks With Pershing Tank Push Back Pohang Reds   Drive Rack 4500 Red«

Enemy Overcome With Tank-Led Counter-Offense   Three-Mile Advarce Called Massacre As Threat Tc tal Port Lessened; Yanks Turn Tide O. tle At Crucial Moment

Enemy Routed By Tank Units Near Pohang   Marine Flanes Rain Fire Bombs as Reds Flee Into Valley Trap

COUNTER-BLOW WIPED. OUT. DEEP SALIENT   Combined Attack  Pushed Back Foe . Nearly Three Miles

Communists Near Pohang Pushed Back   3-Mile Gain Made  In Counter-Blow

Push Eases  Pressure On  Pohang Port   U. S. Planes And Pons Aid Attack By South Koreans

KKKKK CIRCUS CLOWN BURNED FROM BEHIND AS FAKE CARTRIDGE SWATS HIM

Speedy Train Wrecked; 65 Persons Hurt   One Killed, 65 Injured as Broken Rail Sends Crack Passenger Train into Ditch in Wisconsin

Fatal To One, Injures 65   Milwaukee Road’s Chippewa Hiewatha Plunges Into Ditch Near Saukville

Milwaukee Train From Ontonagon Goes Into Ditch   Rib Lake Timber Cruiser Is Victim

TRAIN LEAPS RAILS   One Passenger Killed, 65 Injured in Wreck of  Streamliner

BROKEN RAIL WRECKS TRAIN   One Killed, 35 Injured When Streamliner Goes Into Ditch

Train Plows Into Ditch; One Killed   Scores Injured in Wreck of Milwaukee ‘Streamliner Caused ._By:a Broken Rail

One Killed and 65 Hurt When Train Goes Into Ditch   Milwaukee's Chippewa ‘Tips at Saukville as One of Rails Breaks

Conaress to OK Marshall Choice  Bill to Make Exception Te Re Ruched Through

To Approve Marshall’s Selection   Senate And House To  Act Promptly On  _ Bill Clearing Way For Confirmation

Taft Opposes Gen. Marshall As Secretary   Senator Will Vote Against Bill Paving Wav for Defense Job

[Law Reserving Post To Civilians Will Be Laid Aside Senate Jumps Ahead in Move to Clear Way ‘For Marshall to Become Secretary of State

CONGRESS CUTS PATH TO. POWER FOR MARSHATL   Senate Rushes To Make Way For General To Become Defense Chief—House To Act Later.

Taft Says He Is Dubious About Marshall Choice   States He Will Vote, But May Not Speak Against Selection

TAFT OPPOSES APPOINTMENT OF MARSHALL   Ohioan Says Nomination Strengthens Acheson In Chinese Policy

Taft Dubious of Marshall Choice For Defense Post   No Sign That Opposition Can Block Bill

Senate Speeds Up Action To Clear Way for Gen. Marshall To Take New Defense Position

Opposition Mild ToGen. Marshall   Defense Department Is Still Without Chief

aAYO HE WILL VOTE AGKINGT ALTERING LAM   Believes Action Would Give Acheson More Power in Far Fact

Taft Dubious, Says He'll Not Okay Marshall   Senator Not Going To Approve Measure Returning General Ti President’s Cabinet

 Opposes Appointment  Taft Charges Marshall  ‘Selection Aids Acheson

TAFT WILL NOT VOTE TO CLEAR MARSHALL'S WAY   Dubious About Changing Law, Strengthening Acheson On Chinese Reds.

Taft Is Dubious On Marshall for Defense Posifior  Senator Says State   Senator Says State Is Friendly to Reds

TAFT IS DUBIOUS ABOUT MARSHALL IN DEFENSE JOB   SOME SENATORS ARE OPPOSED TO CHANGING THE LAW

SEE QUICK OK FOR MARSHALL   Senate Rushes To Clear Way For General To Take Defense Post

Senator Taft May Oppose Move To Have General Marshall Take Over As Defense Chief

Way Clearing For Marshall   Exception From Law May Pass Tomorrow

Taft Will Not Vote to Seat Gen. Marshall   Opposes Bill to Erase Legal Barrier; Fears Strenotheninge of Reds

Taft Is Dubious     About Marshall      -To-Vote Against Plan: to-Let Him in Cabinet But Will Not Block It

Taft ls Doubtful About Appointing George Marshall   Says He Will Vote Against Legislation To Let Him Take Job

Easy Passage Predicted for Bill Enabling Mili _ tary Man to Take Over Civilian Post

SENATE RUSHES JOHNSON OKAY   Approval Of Both Houses By Tomorrow Considered Likely

Taft Snags  Appointment Of Marshall   GOP Policy Chief to Vote Against Measure Opening Defense Post To Truman’s Choice

Gen. Marshall  Approval, To  Cabinet Seen “Bil Will Change  play Requiring Post ° Be Held Re Cod.

Speedy O.K. Due Marshall In New Post   Some Opposition Stirs, But Not Enough To Block Approval

Approval Of Marshall By Senate Seen   Senate Jumps Ahead Of House in Rush To Pass Measure Okaying General

Taft Dubious AboutReturn of Gen. Marshall   Claims Appointment Wil Aid Acheson’s Hand in  Relation to Chinese Reds

Marshall May Be Approved  For New Post Before Friday   Senate Jumps Ahead Of House In Rush To Clear Cabinet Move

laft Opposes Bill to Speed Marshall OK   Appointment Viewed As Aiding Acheson Policy on Ching

[aft To Vote Against Law For Marshall   S ays Appointment Would Strengthen Acheson's Policies

DREW PEARSON ON  The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND   DREW PEARSON SAYS: GEN. WILLOUGHBY, MACARTHUR'’S AIDE, RESPONSIBLE FOR KOREA INTELLIGENCE — ERRORS; REPUBLICANS MAKE DENT IN SOLID SOUTH, GOE CAMPAIGNED TO DEFEAT FRANK GRAHAM.

Governor Moves For Kansas City Police Board Shift   One Member Resigns To Escape “Abuse That Went with the Job’

Pittsburgh Area Communist Party  Bosses Are Jailed   Nelson, Aides Charged With Sedition After Raid  By Musmanno

Need Stated For Drastic Action Soon  On Controls   Senator Declares Nation Must Have Wage, Price Rule

Says Quick Action is Imperative Because Nation is Locked In Death Struqale: Others Aaree Curbs Are Inevitable

Senator Urges Price Controls  For' Self-Defense   Auto Dealers Are Asked To Suspend Increase Announcements

Ford, GM Asked to Suspend Hikes Hikes  O'Mahoney Calls for  Immediate Controls

Yanks Freed By Chinese Tell Of Ceaseless Propaganda On Part of Fheir Captors:

Truman Flies From Vacation   Returns to Capital And Cold War Tanale

Gillett Farmer Takes His Life   Shot Daughter in Law After Dispute in Home

Suicide After Family Shooting      Farmer Wounds Son's Wife: Found Dead bv Deputies

Towns Back Mid-Continent  Urge C.A.B. to Merge Two Airline Routes

Truman On Air Saturday Night  To Explain Economic Control Program

ISSUES 19 PERMITS   Building Activity in’ Law. rence Continues ata Fast Pace

Canada To End 0-Cent Gap In Dollar Values  Dominion Cabinet Revises Exchange

Canada May Hike Dollar Value Today  Move Would End One Year Of Cheap Tourist Dollars

Boost in Value Of Canadian Dollar Likely   Markets Closed Today Pending Official Announcement

CANADA BELIEVED READY 10 BOOST VALUE OF DOLLA   Dominion Cabinet Meets To   Review Foreign Ex chonoe BDatpe

NEW PRINCESS GETS BIG HAND   Wild Rejoicing Marks Baby’s Arrival

State PSC Plans Check On Service   Commission Orders. Delay To August 18 Pending Probe

Air Force Lieutenant From Montana Is Sucked From B-36 Bomber While on Trainina Fligh!

Air Force Officer  Blown From Plane   Pressure System Failure on B36 Is Blamed for Tragedy

Truman Asks Senate Vote  On FEPC Act   Request Comes With Re. port On Segregation End In Armed Forces

 piece NNR. lags sicianabaeeomcien eae SLAIN G.I.’8 PARENTS GET INSULTING LETTER

Government Completes lts Case Against Maragon; Plea for Acquittal Judgment Is Argued

UN Troops Retreat Step By Step in Delaying Actions   ‘Entirely New war’ MacArthur Cn

Allies Now Retreating Step By Step   Tokyo Forces Believe Gen. MacArthur Now Asking Permission To Bomb Manchuria; Try To Plug Widening Gap In Lines   FIGHT DELAYED ACTION AGAINST CHINESE REDS

200,000 Chinese Reds Turn Tide In Korean Fighting   U. N. Commander Places Intervention  By Peiping Before Security Council

M’ Arthur Calls On UN For Instructions; Says  ‘New War’ Has Started

Whole Course Of Fighting Is Changed   Believe General May Seek Okay To Bomb Manchuria

200,000 Chinese Reds Seize Offensive, Threaten To Trap Fighting Allies _

Chinese Reds Throw 200,000 Troops in Battle  MacArthur Summons Commander to Tokyo For Urgent Meetings

‘Boston City Council Bars Visiting Jap Deleqation: U.S. Otficials Disturbed

I3 Visiting Japs, Barred By Boston Council, Try Again to ‘See Democracy’

Boston City Council Bars Jap: Visitors   Incident Proves ’ Astonishing To Army Official

Occupation Authorities Rap Incident   Massachusetts Solons Soothe Diet Members

 Democracy in Action’  Jap Legislators Barred By Boston City Council

Stabs Above Taegu, : Near Masan Nipped   South Korean President Visits Front to Thank U. S. Troops for ‘Good Job’   (Map of War, Page 2)

Communists  Get Nowhere   U.S. Lines Hold Firm as Enemy Attempts Drives 65 Miles Apart

WARNS TACTICS MIGHT KILL TAX MEASURE   Eberharter Leads Fight for Vote on Excess Profits Bill

Fight May Kiil Tax Levy Bill   Excess Profits Backers Are Warned To Give Up Struggle

Profits Levy Slows Tax Bill   Adherenits Block Action On General Increase

CITY SHOWING MUCH INTEREST IN RECREATION  State Planning Board Officiale Save Re.   State Planning Board Officials Says Response to Plan Is  6 OR amaeandanse ”

Tax Evasion Study Begins   Government Starts Probe To Learn How Much Money Lost

 Many Billions Missing Government to Do Research on Artful Dodaers of Income Tax

Tax Dodgers Facing Action   Government Prepared Plar Reveals Collection Might Bar Boosts

GOVT CHECKS TAX EVASIONS   Huge Portion of Nation’s Personal Income Not Reported In Taxes

Government To Study Losses to Tax-Dodgers   Believe $50 Billion: In Personal Income Never Reported

Phone Contract Reached in Ohio   But National Strike Is Set For Friday

Nation-Wide Strike Set For Friday   White House Move Termed Only Way To Hah Walkout

TRUMAN SENDS REQUEST WITH DEADLINE NEAR   Strike Ballots Are Mailed Out To Iowa Locals

Truman Appeals To ’Phone Union To Keep Working   CWU Asked to Extend Strike Deadline for  60 Days in Plea  by President.

Asks Delay In ‘Phone Walkout   President Sent Telegram to Bell Company And Its Union Workers

Truman Asks Phone Strike Be Postponed   Wants Sixty Days In Which Mediators Can Continue Efforts

60-Day Phone Truce Asked   President Wants Delay In Hope Threatened Tieup Can Be Averted

U. S. Mediators Meet Stiff Resistance In Effort To Settle Telephone Dispute   (hio Bell Signs Interim Contract   ( Associnted Press )

Truman Asks For 60-Day Phone Tr:ce   Requests Thot Both Partie ‘Try Gernestly te Resctve Cerrent Disputes

PHONE STRIKE PARLEY FAILS   Only White House Actior  Can Avert Walkout,  —_ Says Ching

New Phone Strike Truce Is Sought   Truman Calls For 60-Day Delay In Last Minute Effort to Avert Walkout

Truman Asks Phone Truce of 60 Days   Beirne, President of CWA, Sees Friday Walkout as Inevitable

Appeal Is Sent to Companies and All Unions   Too Little Time for Pessible Settlement ef Issues, Plea

Truce Requested InPhone Strike  President Wants Delay Of 60 Days

Truce Asked in Telephone Dispute  - Truman Wire Urges - 60-Day Postponement Of Threatened Strike

TELEPHONE PARTIES ASKED BY TRUMAN TO OBSERVE TRUCE   Says Friday Deadline Does Not Afford Sufficient Time To Work Out Treaty ©

ED EN A lh  Government Intervention Is Last Hope   Mediation Fails To Bring Peace

Truman in New Move to  Avert Tie-Up   White House Request Goes To Bell Companies and Union After Deadlock Renarted hy Ching

TRUMAN FOR TRUCE IN PHONE STRIKE   Asks For 60-Day Delay For Settlement Through Collective Bargaining

U. §. Mediation Hits Stalemate In Phone Talks  Only. Government Intervention May

Telephone Dispute In Stalemate   Only White House Action Can Stave Off National Strike

TRUMAN Rak DO-OAY PHONE aVAIKE TAU   Sends Telegrams to Unions and Companies in Last Effort.

Obligation To Publie Stressed   President Telephones  Union. Phone Co

Ching Tells President of Stalemate in Efforts End Dispute; His Effort Fails

TRUMAN MAKES MOVE TO AVERT MASS WALKOUT   Federal Mediator Tells President More Time Needed For Conciliation — Union Strike Deadline Set Friday.

ASKS PHONE TRUCE   President Truman Step: Into the Proposed Nationwide Walkout 

Chance Slim Of Averting Phone Sirike  Conference of Rival Parties Set Tomorrow

Telephone Tieup Scheduled Friday   30-Day Peace Requested; Situation Remains Tense

STRIKE FEARED IN PHONE CASE   ‘Walkout Appears To Be Cer. tain for 6 a. m. Friday,  Union Leader Seys

Phone Walkout Looks Inevitable  Tonterwantinen Re   Only Intervention By White House May Stop Nationwide Strike

Truman Asks 60-Day Phone Dispute Truce   Urges Bell System Companies and ‘Unions io Maintain Services And Press for Settlement of Strike

Truman Asks Strike Delay   60-Day Postponement Sought for Telephone Walkout Set for Friday

Phone Mediators Fail; Strike Is Set for Friday   Only Quick White House Intervention May Avert. Walkout

Truman Seeks Way To Avert Called Strike   Bargaining Urged During Period To Reach Agreement

This Washington Doesn‘t Mind Telling a Fib Now and Then   Truman Asks  60-Day Truce  In Phone Row

ASKS UNIONS AND BELL FOR 60-DAY TRUCE   President Requests That Nationwide Strike Be Held Up for New Bar. gaining Efforts.   WALKOUT IS DUE TO START FRIDAY   Truman Says Deadline is Too Short for Settlement; Requests Both Sides to Reply.

60-Day Delay Is Sought to Halt Walkout  Tlawkwka AN Dawtian   Hopes All Parties , Can Settle Dispute Through Bargaining

Phone Mediation Hits Snag; Truman Action Only Hope   Beirne Says Walkout of 100,000 Friday Is Inevitable; -Firm Spunns Talk

Truman Asks Phone Union for 60-Day Delay of Strike   Too Little Time Ahead of Deadline To Seek Settlement

Phone Peace Effort Balked   White House Move™ Seen as Last Resort

President Asks That Union and Companies Seek To Resolve Disputes Through  Bargaining.   TELEGRAMS SENT TO UNIONS INVOLVED

Solid Resistance In Phone Dispute Indicates Walkout   Friday Is Date Set; Western Electric Rejects U. S. Bid for Peace Talk

President Asks For 60-Day Truce In Phone Dispute   Makes Request In Telegram To Bell System and Unions

PHONE DISPUTE PEACE HOPE DIM   Union Ready to Walk Ou! On Friday

60-Day Phone Strike Delay Is Requested   President Makes Appeal To Halt Walkout Friday

President Asks for Sixty-Day Truce in Telephone Strike Scheduled fo Start on Friday

Only Intervention May Stop Strike   Union Head Says Walkout Appears To Be Inevitable

Phonemen Set . to Strike Friday   Government Mediation Blanked; White House Intervention Appears Sole Remaining Hope.

PARLEY WITH JOE SOUGHT eee eee  Red Reaction Is Awaited  On Stassen’s Peace Plea

FIRM RECORDS SOUGHT Steel Industry Is F acing  New Congressional Probe

Cheery Truman  Enjoys His Busy  Visit in Madison 8,000 Hear Speech  Denouncing Soviet As Foe of Peace

Shirley Temple  Is Honeymooning   With Husband, Charles Black Movie Actress at Unknown Spot Without Publicity

Super-Road Plan Clears First Hurdle   Decision Leaves Way Open for More Litigation

‘Green Light’ Given Turnpike  By High Court   Fund To Finance Preliminary Studies Is Given Approval

Five Dead, 73 Hospitalized in Polio Outbreak in Four New York Counties

Famous Stunt Flier Is Killed When Wing Falls Off Fast Plane   Holder Of World’s Aerobatic Records And Manager Of Riverside Airport Uses "Chute After Accident Oceurs Too Close To Ground

Air Crashes Kill Two, Injure On Honeymoon Couple Stunter. Victime 

The Series —  Yankees. Lead At End of 5th   ocore Dy Innings: Phillies ....0 0 0 0 0 Yankees ...2 000 0

— SERIES — Miller Is . Last Hope Of Phillies   YANKEES’ FORD OUT TO END IT

Reds Launch New Counter-Attack On Wide Front   Artillery in Action.

New Attacks Blast Theory Chinese Red: Stalling For Time  Marines Plunge To Within Five Miles OL Chaen Racerwair

AIM BLOWS AT AOS WHEN UN FOAGES--GAIN   Marines 5 Miles From Key Reservoir as Lull in Korea Ends.

Attacks on Both Flanks, Center Push Allies Back   South Koreans Are Routed From Town, Americans Halted

Counter Blows All Along Line Halt UN Push   Chinese, Koreans Join in Stemming Deep Allied Thrust

News Day, Night   Roks Driven Back 5 Miles In Northeast   Chinese Communists Still (Quiet; Marine Corsairs Fly 56 Sorties

Declares Labor Must Get Raise  Green Wants Hike To Offset Prices

deaths .occurring as Jong: as Months .after the’ accidents .in which the victims were insured.

Five-Cent Hike Given By G. M.   Workers Rather See Reduction in Prices

DEMAND ON CHINA S BEFORE UW.   SIX POWERS CALL ON PEACE AGENCY TO ORDER WITHDRAW AL FROM KOREA.

U.N. Council Told To Oust Red Chinese   Malik Says Peace Possi. le Only If All Foreigners’Leave Korea

Wait for Mao, Soviet Envoy  Tells Council   6 Nation Resolve Pledges No Move Over Border  Tf Olyiweds Teva.

Reds Counter With Demand Yanks Get Out   Malik Says Peaceful Settlement Hinges On Departure Of U.N

MEMBERS CALL FOR RED HALT   Malik Fails In Move To Delay Talks On  Chinese Crisis

Malik Demands U. N. Troops Get Out Of  Korea   PEIPING INVITED TO SEND DELEGATES

Russia Serves Notice Korean Conflict May Be Settled Peacefully Only If U.S. And U.N. Quit Korea

Immediate U. N. Security Council Action Is Urged   Malik Serves Notice Anew Only Way To Settlement Is Withdraw “Interventionists’

SIX COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL ‘ FOR RED HALT   Malik Fails In Move To Delay Talks On  Chinese Crisis

Mines In Ohio Sue Boss Lewis  Coal Operators Ask $8,872,000 Damages

Worst Storm In 24 Years Rocks Miami  Howling 116-Miles   Howling 116-Miles Per Hour Hurricane Sweeps Plavground

COOSA: RIVER. NEWSPRINT  CORP. TELLS CUSTOMERS AF ‘@E DER TAM DRIPE HIVE

Dionne Quintuplets in New York; Find the Bright Lights Wonderful

Dionne Quintuplets Hold Up Well On First Trip To New York; Lights Impress Them

Quints Greeted in New York  Even the Archbishop Is Somewhat Confused

Five Dionnes Pay First Visit To New York  Busy Day Arrangec For Quintuplets

ATROCITY REPORT   ATROCITY REPORT North Koreans Bind, Shoot Seven American POWs

7 U. S. Soldiers  Found Executed   Incident Follows MacArthur Warning On Treatment of American Prisoners

AEC Gives Top Priority to Making Hydrogen Bomb; Entire Program Revamped

Will Clayton Raps Hoover Arms Idea   Says European Bases Detering Red Agecression

Carriers To Get Roads Back Soon   Await Ratification Of Rail Wage-Hour Settlement To Restore Normal Management.

Rail Dispute Settled; Pay  Hike Granted   Government Will Return Operation Po Cacri       s Soon

End Comes to Famed Race Horse Owner   Death Strikes Shortly After Arising ; Rites’ Thoredew

Wealthy Owner Of Seabiscuit Heart Victim   Puriman Charles S. Howard, 69, Fatally Stricken at His California Home

Suggests Lane Step Aside As Candidate   Cumberland Newspaper Advocates Withdrawal In Favor Of Tawes *

West Orders Troops Off Streets But Alerts Them in Case Trouble Breaks Out in Berlin

BERLIN TROOPS ONALERTFOR MAY DAY RIOTS   West Forces Orderec To Quarters on Eve Of Rival Rallies

Ready Fer Treuble During Rival May Day Rallies _ There Today   MASS GATHERINGS ARE ANTICIPATED

West Ready to Quell Riots in May Day Ralhes   Rival Mass Meetings Scheduled Less Than Mile Apart; Day Will Provide TipOff On How Far Reds Will Go.

West Alerted For May Day Celebration:   Communists Plan Big Celebration {n Eastern Berlin

Western Powers Alert Troops for Possible Riots ‘During Mav Day Demonstrations in Divided Berlin

All Elements Of American, British And French Forces Alerted In Case Of Outbreak

All Troops Alerted in West Berlin  Allies Ready for Possible Trouble During Bie Rallie

Western Commands Put All Troops On Alert For May Day Meets In Berlin   Crowds Of 300,000 In West Berlin, 500,000 In EastSector Will Be Massed In Areas Less Than One Mile Apart

Americans Join British And French In Planning To Avoid Serious Clash   Rival Factions To Hold Mass Meetings Near Border Separating Russian Zone From Sector Governed By West Forces

Recruiting Is Underway   Infantry Division Speeds Plans to Recruit 10,000 Men

State Guard Outfit Will Go Into Federal Service At Camp Polk on Sept. 1

REDS BELIEVE THEY'VE FOUND WEAK SPOT   Attack Drives Eight Miles Into Seoul Defense Line

American Army Officials In Tokyo Deny Withdrawal ‘By South Korean Forces

HUNTING SOFT POT 10 oPLIT ALLIED LINES   Report of South Korean Loss Up to 10 Miles Denied by One Source.

Alger Retorts to Governor   Tells ‘Truth’ in Statement on Recount

ALGER LASHES WILLIAMS FOR RADIO SPEECH   Virtually Calls Him A Liar In New Row Over Recount

Charges Russ Twist Aspirations of Half Of World’s Peoples [nto Own Imperialism

Acheson Tells Red China To Limit War   Pledges Asia Help Of U.S. to Halt  Comimausisia Tide

He Demands In Talk On U. S.  olay can Borders,  Foreign Polic   Secretary Flays Soviet Perversion \, Of Peoples’ ‘Revolution In Orient;  . Backs Limited Aid‘Aoainet Accreeeac

Acheson Warns Reds To Remain Inside China Area   Communists Told Not to Foment Trouble Outside Own Borders; Assurances Given of Aid To Asiatic Friends of Democracies

Acheson Warns Reds In China to Be Careful   Must Not Foment Trouble Outside; Secretary Promises Limited Aid for Asiatic CounTries Fighting Communism.

Acheson Promises Limited U. S. Aid To Asiatic Nations Opposine Reds

Secretary Cites Russian Aid As ‘Perverted’  U.S. Willing To Aid Country, But CAstat srt... Mm... £...

WARNS CHINA: PROMISES All   Reds Are Advised Not To Foment Trouble Outside Borders

TELLS RED CHINA T0 STAY INSIDE BORDERS   Secretary Acheson Warns Against Fomenting Trouble

RED CHINA IS GIVEN WARNING BY SEGRETAR)   Acheson Advises Commies Not To Foment Trouble Outside Own Borders   LIMITED AID WILL BE GIVEN ASIATICS

Expert Puzzled By Mystery Object Found In Mountains Of New Mexico

18-Inch Sphere Proves Puzzling   Metal Object is Found In Remote Section Of N. M. About Month Ag

 ystery Sphere Sfumps Exnerts  Albuquerque Hunters Find Strance Items

Mystery Tube Found  in Mountains   Metal Sphere With Weird Objects a Puzzle to Scientist

TOPEKA MAN HEADS K.U. CORPORATION   Fills Vacancy Caused by the Resignation ~ _ Trving Hill   AT MEETING YESTERDAY

TOPEKA MAN K.U. CORPORATION   Fills Vacancy Caused by the Resignation of - — Trving Hill   AT MEETING YESTERDAY,

Measure Gets 375-14 Vote; Corporation Tax Hike  Included In Bill   Senate Unit Okays Marshall PlanCash   Truman Signs Emergency Funds Bill Granting Financial Aid To S. Korea

Allied Troops On East Coast Pursue Reds   U.S. And Korean Forces Recapture Yongdok In Drive

Big Brink's Lineup Fails to Produce   33 Suspects Checked Firm's Employees Aaain Grilled

Opponent Of Byrd Chosen By Truman   Byrd, Robertson Regard Selection As Political Move

Truman Choice For FTC Hit By Senators  Bryd, Robertson Say Hutchinson Nomination Political

SENATORS OPPOSE FTC APPOINTMENT   Byrd And Robinson Charge Politics In Hutchinson Naming By Truman

Hutchinson Attacked by  Va. Senators   Byrd, Robinson Says FTC Nominee Is Not Oualified

Hutchinson Finds Opposition From Pair Of Solons   Byrd And Robertson Oppose President’s Apnointee To FCC

Gen. Walker Says Enemy  ‘Weakening’   Declares Day Of Retreats Is Over. Sees Drive Soon

ON THE TAEGU FRONT, Korea, Sept. 13. (U.P)— The U. S. first cavalry division has knocked the Communists off three important hills in the Taegu sector.

General Walker Says Time Near For Offensive   Event To Honor Memory of Ney

American Drive Will Be Mounted Soon, Says Head of Ground Forces   Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker Tells Troops That Day of Retreats Has Passed In Far East War.

communists Fall Back Along 120-Mile Line; Allies Seize Strategic Heights

Walker Plans To Move Ahead As Enemy Show: Signs Of Weakening   American General Fires Troops With Advises That Day Of Retreats Has Passed In Korea.

Foe Weakening, General Tells Gl’s   Allies Stop Reds Cold in North, end Run’ Trans 3.000 No. Koreans

Gen. Walker Says Retreat Days Are Over; Big Drive By AlliesisDueShortly -

Communists Falling Back From Yongchon Eastward To Japan Sea, Americans-South Koreans Hot On Their Heels   RETREAT DAYS OVER WALKER TELLS TROOPS

lowan Kills Neighbor in Wild Spree   Wounds Victim's Husband, Threatens Mother; in Jail

 May be Siberian Prisoner  Postcard Gives Parents Hope For Skipper Missing 11 Years

Senate Passes Catch-All Farm Bill, 38 to 31   Strict Production Controls Imposed On 1951 Potato Crop

Lewis And Union Are Sued Again   Short Work Week Basis For Court Actions Being Instituted.

Kwangju Falls; Yanks Put End To Infiltration   Ist Cavalry Smashes Tank-Led Attack of 6000 Communists

Yanks Nip Infiltration Raids on laejon Front; Reds Building up Forces

Rail Strike Fails to Tite Up-City Mail   Coal Mine Shutdown In Indiana Seen as Result of Walkout

Rail Strike. Eails to Tie’ Up: City Mail   Coal Mine Shutdown <ln Indiana Seen as ~ Result of Walkout *

Wickersham Asks For Quick Passage Of Bill To Encourage Ship Building

weed Cited For Merchant Ships  Cargo Fleet Should Be Second To None

When Is Candidate Not Candidate? Answer: When He !s Gov. Williams 

Gov. Williams Is Officially Not Candidate   Chief Executive Keeps GOP Quiet With His Tactics

. ‘Course For Homemakers .. . . , Cooking School’s aLessons Valuable

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Meal Planning and Preparation  Is Course of Cooking School

Another Try at‘ Big 3 Agreement Made Chief British Election Issue

Churchill Parley Plan Tops Issues  British Discover idea ‘Blossoms’

Hospitalization For Dependents   House Group Would Open Military Hospitals to Families of Servicemen

Favor New  Benefits  ' Subcommittee Would Open Govt. Hospitals Ta All Denendents

Delay Ordered In Harris Case   Change of Venue is Approved by Judge & Stewart at Hearing,

re LOSING ROUND   Party Is Told To Start Doing Something About It

Democrats Clair Senator Hasn't Given Evidence  McCarthy Reports   McCarthy Reports Identified ‘Agent’ State Dept. Man

TRAIL OF REDS iN GOVERNMENT BEING FOLLOWED   nator McCarthy Tells  Communists. Hunt‘ ers That He Believes  FBI Linked Four  Suspects To U. §,  Official

McCarthy Tells Group He Believes FBI Trailed Spy Suspects to U. S. Contact

Po ge Mie et Sh gar Sanam Mage Pe oe  FBI Trailed Soviet : Spy Suspects Hinted

FBI Trailed Spy Suspects, MeCarthv Says   Claims They Contacted American He Names A: Espionare Ring Head

FBI Brought Into Charge Of Spy Work By McCarthy   % Xenator Says Agents  %, “&, viled Four Soviet 2. r% * pects To Accusee

McCarthy Wants Latest Charge To be Test Case      Names American Said Head of Espionage Ring in Washington

Red Probe in Secret Confab Over Charges  Senate Committee Reported Worried

McCarthy Probe Moves Behind Closed Doors   Claims FBI Trailed Russian Agents To Door of U. S. Suspect

McCarthy’s Case Rests On One Man   Name of Accused Espionage Worker Given Cominittee

McCarthy Says FBI Trailed Four Red Spy Suspects To Contacts With Yanks

McCarthy Links 4 Spy Suspects With American  Ber pacar Soy r Says Fa aise wt jal

McCarthy Says U.S. Employe Red Spy Leader   Reports Say Senator Agrees Charges Coul Be Decided By Case

Test Is Seen On Senator’s  Red Charges   Tydings Asserts No “Primary Evidence” Has Been Presented

SEN. McCARTHY WANTS SECRET FILES OPENED   Says Record Will Show Reds Had Contact With Top American Official

McCarthy Accuses American Of Heading Espionage Ring   Wisconsin Senator Says His Charges Against State Dept. Rest on This Case

Probe Moves to Chicago Again  Closed Hearings Were Held at Philadelphia

Future Teachers   6 Us6UsU £UGURU05S  Outstanding SR Students Awarded Scholarships

TO VISIT 11 COUNTIES   Kenneth Anderson will Make Cam: paign Swing This Week —~

2 Coal Diggers Are Set F ree After Cave-In   Mates Dig With Hands To Rescue Men Trapped In Small Mine

anne LOL LLL LLL LALA! ALA LE LN LI te tell,  Rescuers Dig With Hands 'T o Save Trapped Miners

Teacher Salary Boost is Sought   Strong Move Underwa: To Hike Pay Levels By $600 Yearly

EE, SE SE SR, Se SE SE, SS PARADE OPENS SHOW; 3,500 ATTEND PROGRAM  Post Rodeo Is Openec

® * %  ‘ke we we we we wk we wk xk kk x PARADE OPENS SHOW; 3,500 ATTEND PROGRAM  Post Rodeo Is Openec

Army Experts Set Off Mines In South Amboy   Coast Guard Probes Disaster: Death Toll Now Is Listed at 31

South Amboy Blast Origin Not Known  Explosion-Scattered Mines Are Set Off

CAUSE OF BLAST AT SOUTH AMBUY STILL IN DOUB!   Only Guesses Elicited From Witnesses by Board of Inquiry — Death Toll  Climbs to 31.   MINES FOUND IN AREA SET OFF BY CREWS   Children Go Back te Schoo) to Help Clear the Wreckage — Stores Are Reopened.

More Explosions For South Amboy   Phosphorus Flames Set Off Scores of Land Mines

Seek Cause of Disaster   31 Reported Dead in 72 Millions Explosion

Munitions Blast Toll Reaches 31  Army Squads Busy Exploding Mines

Seek Cause of Blast That Killed 27 In New Jersey  Estimate Damage At $7% Million At South Amboy

Blast Cause Is Purpose Of Inquiry   Coast Guard Told Accident May Have Brought Disaster

OFFICIALS SIFT CLUES IN JERSEY BLAST   ‘South Amboy Death Toll Raised to 31; Experts at Hearing

Senate Okays ‘Basing Point’ By 43 to 27   Group Votes Six Months Rent Law Extension; Aeme Ranact Hintead

Acheson Asks Billion Dollars In Foreign Aid  Extension Of Rent Control Approved R., Qaa Sanntea linit

Looks Like RFC Stuck Either Way With Loanto NevadaGambling Casino

Cops Detain Bartender In Strangling   Secantily-Clad Body Found In Apartment Bed

Defense Preparations Made in Event of Soviet Attack  -Workmen Mining Key Western German Roads, Bridges

Allies Ready ' For Mining Of Germany   Roads, Bridges Reported Ready for Explosives lf Wer Threatens

We Or x chien ara Daaele Re:Alaac Key y eSi VWGIiiTiUil INVULULS, Wi suayee  To Be est Gere In Case Of War

W. German Key Roads Being Mined  Measures Appear Routine Practice

KEY BRIDGES. HIGHWAYS SAID MINED IN REICH   Similar Steps Claimed Taken Elsewhere To Meet Red Assault

Defense Chiefs Prepare fo Halt Russian Attack  Other European Countries Act to Thwart Invasion   Hales Drilled

Demolition of Key Roads, Bridges Planned by  Several Other Countries

Get Ready For Possible Attack By Soviet Forces  French Say Work Ordered By High Command

Mine Europe’s Roads, Bridges Against Attack   Ordered by Western Defense Chiefs, Say French; No Assault  Raliaved Imminent

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   Number of Cities over 2,500 Is Up  But Arkansas Remains Rural State

State Agencies Told to Assist In Investigation   Taylor Requests All Evidence Dug.Up by Federal Grand Jury

Stale Starts a Probe of Kansas City Rackeleering   Action Follows Report of 3414-Million-Dollar Vertes Camhiina Tabkea_

To Push Crime Probe    Gov. Smith Calls for County Grand Jury to Investigate Reported Law Violations in K. C

Nation Will Offer Prayers for Peace  Truman in Plea To Every Faith

The American People Pause Today for Thanks to God, and Prayers for Peace

President Urges Fellow Americans To Offer Prayers for Peace Today

No Workable Majority at Present Pace  New Election May Be Called, Is Hint

CONSERVATIVES CUT LABOR PARTY’S EDGE IN BRITAIN   ate Victories Throw Stumbling Blocks On Road To Socialism—Attlee’s Forces Hold Only Narrow Lead In Bid To Rule Nation For Five More Years— Possibility Of Going Into New House Of Commons With Unworkable Majority Foreseen

Britain’s Labor Party Retains Bare Control Of House Of Commons; Slim Majority May Force New Election Soon; 17 Out Of 625 Districts Still Unreported   RULLETIX.

British Commons  Control In Doubs   Conservatives, Allied Parties. Slash ‘Attlee Majority To 20 Seats —

BALLOTS SHOW BARE PLURALITY OVER OPPONENTS   Count Of Votes, Nearly Complete,. Gives Laborites 310 Seats In Commons; Con ‘servatives 281 And  Liberals 7.

Laborites Barely Victérions   q  Will Go Info House of Commons With Small Working Majority   Late Conservative Victories Are Ctumblino Rlacks

NEW ELECTION CONSIDERED POSSIBLE   Doubtful That Attlee Will Get Working Majority   COMMUNISTS,   Liberals Are Handed Bad Beating: Record Number Of Citizens Vote

Majority for Attlee Party to Be Small   Labor Sure Winner of 310 Seats, With 281 for Conservatives

Safe Majority ls Doubtful for Minister Attlee   27 Party Seats Remain to Be Decided; Labor’s Advantage Is Trimmed

Socialists In Lead After Tight Contest   Attlee Party Gets Battle Of Life From Churchillites

Conservatives Close In With Late Rally   Attlee’s Party Wins 310 Seats, Combined Foes 288 With 27  Deareinete lineranartas

EARLY LEAD IN. BRITISH VOTING ISCUT SHARPLY   Need Margin of 30 Seats to Keep In Firm Control

Possibility Of New Vote Is Evident   Lahorites May Not Have Satisfactory Working Margin

Workable Majority Is Doubtful   Only 27 Districts Yet To Report.

Today’s Returns Chop Lead as Rural Districts Report;, Workable Majority Is Doubtful.  AS PREDICTED, RACE IS VERY CLOSE

Stumbling Blocks to  Socialism   Late Victories  For Conservatives in England’s Election; Record Vote Out

Attlees's Forces Squeak Through With Slim Margin  Churchill's Party Comeback Insures New Vote Early

‘Holds 310 Seats Against 288  For Conservatives, Liberals Absolute House Majority 313

308 to 281 In Late Count On MP Races   Early Leads Cut; Unstable Government Seen By Churchill

Result Puts Stumbling Blocks on Road to Socialism Despite Labor Edge in British Parliament Seats

Possibility of An Unworkable Majority Seen,  Lead of 18 Seats In Results at Noon

Labor Wins Precarious Lead; Conservatives  Make Big Gains   A RECORD VOTE CAST   Leaders Fear Labor Edge Too Slight to Keep Min istry Long

Attlee’ s Party Forfeits Strong House Majority   Churchill Polls Heavy Vote; Other Parties Shellacked

LABORITES WIN BRITISH VOTE BY SHAKY MARGIN   Bare Majority Gained by Attlee’s Party; New Election May Have to Be Held Soon

—BALLOTING— Another Election Is Possible   NEITHER MAY GET MAJORITY

DOUBT ATTLEE CAN MUSTER A WORKING MARGIN   LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES PREDICT ANOTHEL ELECTION

British Election Race Close; Possibility: of Calling a New Vote Seen as Conservatives Gain in Surprise Upset. -

British Election in Close Finist      Labor Party Holds Narrow Lead As Latest Returns Indicate Lack-of Full Majority.

Churchill’s Party Makes Sharp Gain   Latest Returns Indicate Attlee May Lose Working Control To Conservatives and Liberals

RETURNED . JO POV YER      Laborites Win -310. Seats to 287 for Churchill and Allies With 27 Unaecounted For.   TURNOUT AT POLLS  SETS NEW RECORD   Labor Party Has Precarious Majority; Parliament Will Be in Unstable Condition, Says Churchill. -

Attlee Has Precarious Majority   British May Have to Wait Until Monday for Last Returns and Decision In Close Election

Attlee Forces May Lose Vote Of Confidence   Conservatives Make Impressive Comeback After Early Losses— New Election Possible

Tories Trim Down Marain Of Socialists   Attlee May Not Ge Working Maiority

Attlee May Not Hold Workable Edge If Elected   Holds Just 18-Seat Margin — Over Combined Opposition Witt 95 Percent of Vote Tabulated

LATE RESULTS SHOW ATTLEE PARTY ON TOP   Last Minute Conservative ~ Rush Fails To Overcome Early Labor Lead

race rrospeci Of Unworkable House Majority   Possibility of New Election Arises—Late Conservative Victories Cut Early Margin   Rulletin

Labor Party Lead Too Slim for Workable Majority   Churchill’s Conservatives Cut Into Attlee Lead; New Election Indicated

Labor's Control Of Government Is Collapsing   Nip and Tuck Race Develops with Ballot Counting

Final Surge Wins Margin   After Opposition Rises te Tie for Time; Werking Majority Mey Be Lacking

Holds 12 Seats (ver Liberals, Conservatives   Overnight Lead Is Cut Sharply; Returns Are Tied Four Times

Doubt That Attlee Can Have Working Majority in House   Has 310 Seats to 281 for Tories As Count Nears End

Faces Possibility Qf “Unworkable’ House Majority   Conservative Upsurge Leaves Parliament in ‘Unstable Condition’

Attlee Party Ahead By Narrow Margin  Laborite Control of Commons   Laborite Control of Commons May Be Ended—New Election Taoms as Conservatives Gain

Churchill Party Gathers Support InSmall Cities  Rural Areas Give Boost To Returns Of Conservatives

Attlee s Party Wins Plurality In British Vote   Workable Majority Doubtful; Tories In Strong Showing

Win Elections By Extremely Narrow Margin   Labor Government May Fail to Win a Working Majority

VOTE SO CLOSE NEW ELECTION MAY BENEEDED   Gains by Conservatives Threaten Attlee's Program

Ritlee May Not Have Majority   95 Per Cent Returns Give Labor 319 Seats, 988 To Onvposition

Conservative Rally Pushes Labor Party Against Wall; Only Few Votes Uncounted

MAKES GAN AFTER COUNTS  EVEN TIMES   Conservatives Cut Chance of Attlee Mustering a Working Matority.

Labor Partly Appears to Have Won British Election But Working Majority Is Doubtful  Conservatives Make Big Strides As Late Returns Are Counted

Labor Party Holds Precarious Lead In British Election: No Workable Majority For Attlee

Attlee Party Needs 30 - Seat Lead to Act Effectively   New Election Possible Soon; Conservatives Gain Strength

Labor Party Holds Stim Leas In Britaia   Early Margin Dwindles With Late Returns

CIVIL DEFENSE NEEDS LISTED   ‘Leonard Recommends Ten  Steps To Strengthen   Home Front

Western Electric Maintenance Men  Walk Out Today   Hundreds Of Phone Operators Join 17,000 W.E. Strikers By Refusing To Go Across Picket Lines; Delay Setting Up Picket Lines In Wisconsin Until Monday

Thirty-four Thousand Telephone Workers Strike And 15,000 Operators Refuse to Cross Picket linac: Service Is Disrupted.

Service Normal Here  Phone Workers Walk Off ‘Jobs In 32 States Today

Phone Workers Strike; South Escapes Picketing   Operators Refuse To Cross Western Electrie Union Lines In 32 States: Supervisors Take Over

Tie-up Begins as Mediation of Wage Fails   Maintenance Crews Throw Picket Lines Around Exchanges

Long Distance Calls Affected By Walkout   Western Electric Workers Seek Raise; Picket Lines Active

BAD FARM BLAZE IS NARROWLY AVERTED   Only Quick Action By Neighbors Prevents Serious Fire Loss

Swiss Urged To Save Food   Government Calls for Laying Asidé of 20 Pounds for Each in Family. ~

'Wails Rather Than Wassails \will Be Mode as New Year's iChimes Ring Out in the State

 Wails Rather Than Wassails ... ‘Sunday Laws Crimp New Year's Eve Plans of State's Drinkers This Year

State Blue Law To Curb Jollits       Wails Rather Than Wassails Will Be New Year’s Eve  Pode in Many Sections of the Commonwealth

No Public Bars Open Jan. 1 Eve  - State Laws Limit ~ Opening to 7 a. m.

RETREAT OF UN FORCES IS TOWARD SEOUL   When And Where New Stand Planned Military Secret

Big Face-Saving Mission for Reds in Orient  Refugees Swarm South to

Red Chinese Drive Carries Info Pyongyang   Communist Capital Left In Flames By Retreating Forces

Refugees Report Enemy In City ‘As UN Army Retreats   Allies May Make Stand At Seoul; American Marines And Infastry Fight To Break Out Of  Changiin Tran

North Korea Capital A Broken City   Allied Rear-Guard Battle Protects  Retreatinge Traans

Red Capital In Flames And Smoke   Last UN Troops Pull Out of City; Marines Fight to Break Out Of Northeast Trap

Red Horde  Returns to  Pyongyang   The Chinese Communists Are Reported Entering Former North Capital   UN RETREATS SOUTH   Air Strikes Leave 2,000 Enemy Dead on Routes Into Desolated City

8th Army Continues Southward   Two New Chinese Divisions Reported In Northeast Areas

Report Chinese Reds Entering Pyongyang   North Korean Capital Entered Despite Estimated 2,000 Enemy Dead on Approaches to City

CHINA REDS ARE ENTERING PYONGYANG   Pour Into City Through Allied Air Attack That Leaves 2,000 Communist Troops Dead.   AMERICANS FALL BACK TO SEOUL   Prepare for Stand or Evacuation from Capital; Yanks Fight to Escape Trap in Northwest.

Enter Capital Despite Heavy Air Attacks.   Allied Columns Beating Retreat Toward Seoul

Reds Pay High As 2,000 Die In River Trap   Retreating Allies Wonder Where They Can Make A Stand

Capital Left In Flames By UN Troops   Outnumbered Alffes May Moke Stand In Area Neor Seoul

Air Force Blasts China Troops Entering Fired North Korea Capital   City Left Flaming Ruin by Defenders      ‘Marines In Northeast Fight to Break Out  of Deep Chinese Trap

Red Chinese Army Entering Abandoned City  Face- Saving Action For the Communist

Pyongyang An Empty. Red Prize   U.N. Air Blows  Kill 2,000 Chinese On Outskirts of TLoas Boesine Mantel

Allied Fliers Slay 2000 Foes As-Ground Forces Leave City; Thousands Flee in Terror 

Chinese Red Forces Enter Burning City   “Dunkerque” Facing Yanks In Northeast As Reds Push Ahead

Big Chinese Army Enters Pyongyang   Allied Troops Continue Retreat South in Face of Red Vanguard   ‘Liberators Find Capital Flaming, Smoking City, Ravaged of Installations and Supplies; Korean Civilians Flee as Chinese Advance

Reds Pay High As 2,000 Die In River Trap  Retreating Allies   Retreating Allies Wonder Where They Can Make A Stand

Reds Reported At Pyongyang   Chinese Communists Entering City Despiie Heavy Air Blows by UN

‘Chinese Reds Recapfure Capital City   Communist Army Drives Out UN  Forces

Allies Destroy Bridges Before Leaving Capital  Refncees Renoartineg   Refugees Reporting Chinese Ford River

Allies Leave Red Capital in Smoking Ruins   All Military Supplies Destroyed Before UN Retreat Southward to Seoul-Inchon Area

Pyongyang Falls To Invading Reds; U.N. Troops Leave  Americans,Others Headed for Stand In Seoul Sector

Momentous Face-Saving Mission Is Carried Out   Last U. N. Troops Pull Wearily Out Of North Korean Capital As Mil lion-Man Chinese Communist Army Assembles For Red Korea; Enemy Victory Will Be Hailed Throughout The World

Pyongyang 's Fall Hailed As Great Victory By Reds   But Chinese Will Find Little Of Use In Burned Capital

CHINESE REDS ENTER CAPITAL OF NORTH KOREA  a a ee ee ee PE ee a   TENTH CORPS TRIES TO BREAK TRAP AT CHANGJIN RESERVOIR

ALLIES LEAVE RED CAPITAL IN FLAMES   Thousands Of Koreans Flee City In Terror   “DEFENSE PLAN   is Matter Of Speculation; Pressure Continues On Trapped Yanks

U.N. Forces Still In Retreat Before Chinese Red Horde   Destroy Military Supplies Before Leaving Capital

Red Tide Rolls Into Pyongyang; Pounded by Air   Thousands of Chinese Killed By Jet Fighters On F dge Of Burning, . Evacuated Citv: 10th Corps In Peril

‘Red Liberators’ Find Former Capital Ravaged of Supplies and Installations by Retreating Allies.   U. N. FORCES FALL BACK TOWARD SEOUL

Next Stand by Allies May Be In Seoul Area   Reds’ Return Big Face Saver for Communists in Orient

Allies Retreat To South; May Stand At Seoul   Aiberetors’ Find   ‘Liberator’ Find Pyongyang Raveged Of Miltery Suonties

Red Return Is Reported ByRefugees   Chinese Find Empty Prize; Allied , Rear Guards Blasted All Bridges   May Stay at Seoul   Stand Might Be Made at South Korean City, Is Report

Return of “Liberators” To Former North Korean Capital Hailed By World Communists

Communist Troops Enter Former North Korean Capital Despite Heavy Aerial Blows With 2,000 Dead On Approaches—Last Of U. N. Soldiers Withdraw Southward, Leaving City Stripped Of Military Installations And Supplies

Chinese Find City Aflame _ Stripped of Every Supply Of Possible Military Use

Decision on Telephone Strike Sunday Night   Union Leaders Study Four Courses of Action As Truce Nears Expiration; Walkout Might Be Delayed for National Tie-Up Next Month

Union Decision i in Phone Contract Dispute Said Due Before Truce Ends

FOUR WAYS TO   4 Union Leaders Will Decik Soon on Telephone  Sinke

Union-to Decide on Phone Strike by Sunday Night   Hopes for Settlement Dim:—Walkout Could “By.Pass”: Missouri.

FOUR WAYS TO (0   ides Leaders Will Decik Soon on Telephone  Strike

To Strike or Not to Strike Decision Faces Phone Union, Sunday Midnight

Phone Strike Decision Due Tomorrow   May Delay Until National Strike Next Month

DOUBLE EFFORT MADE TO UPSET RULE OF LEWIS   wo Senators Prepare Congressional Action To Provide Legal Tools To Deal With Miner's Chief.

Local Forecast   2 Moves Aim At Blocking Lewis Tae ties   Ferguson Urges President Invoke Emergency Law  Under T-H Pan

New Legal Tools For Dealing With Lewis Being Sharpened In Congress   Resolution Will Ask Truman To Invoke His. -H Emergency Powers: Anti-Trust

Twin Moves Shaping Up in Congress Today To Provide New Legal Tools for ‘Dealing With John L. Lewis’ Coal Miners

-Resolution Seeking Truman Move, Revision of Antitrust Provisions Prepared in Drive on 3-Day Week

TRUMAN ASKED TO INVOKE T-H. LAW   Scan Anti-Trust Measures As Possible Weapon   U.M.W. CHIEF   Insists On Contracts At Own Terms; President — Sees No Emergency ;

Congress Aims  New Legal Tools  Atlewis, UMW More Miners Strike  As Operators Suit Studied By NLRB

Senators Push Crackdown on  John L. Lewis   Antitrust Move, T-H Resolution * To Truman Posed

New Tools To Handle Lewis Being Shaped   Ask Quick End’ To Short Work Week

Twin Moves Would Stop John Lewis   One Resolution Asks Truman Invoke His Emergency Powers to End 3-Day Week   Would Apply Laws

oves Shaping Up in Congress Tod fide New Legal Tools for : With John L. Lewis’ Coal Miners

2 Congressmen Introduce Plans For Legal Action   Ceader Of UMW Sticks To Position On Contract Term:

—COAL— Twin Moves Studied In Lewis Fight  Senators Would Ciurh Mine Chief

Twin Moves Develop in Congress For Legal Action Against Lewis; 50,000 Coal Miners Are Idle in Seven States

Legal Action UrgedToknd Coal Battle   Twin Move Studied To Give Teeth To  Stop-Lewis Move

Cnie: Of Miners Remains Firm In Contract Stand   Senator Ferguson Set To Present Resolution Asking Truman To Invoke Emergency Powers To Halt Three-Day Work Week

Congress Works On Plan *For Solving Coal Problem   Twin Remedies Studied: One Asks Involking Of The T- Act The Other The Anti-Trust Laws

Order Drive On U. $. Subyersives   Truman Calls On Police For Help

Drop Charge Of Contempt By Newspaper   Editors of New Orleans Item Escape Jail Over Lona Attack

Contempt Action Is Dropped   After Freeing Editor, Louisiana Senate Votes To Force Paper to Print Reply to Anv Attack

Louisiana Solons F ail To Discipline  Publishers. Deny ‘Trained Seal’ Title

Vote 30-2 Against Jailing Item Editor   Item Heads Who Likened Senators To Trained Seals, Lackeys Of Gov. Earl Long Will Not Be Jailed

Louisiana Senate Drops Contempt Charces Against Editor, Publisher

Military Steel Won t Disrupt Civilian Needs  Only 6 Percent Of Output Involved

Munitions Board Cites Plans Nation‘s Steel Supply Good Despite Rearming Program

War To Take About 6 Pet.  Civilian Steel   Can Divert Some From Frills, Such As Slot Machines

Experts Say Military Expansion Will Not Stop Civilian Production

Military Steel Demands Not Too Steep  Officials Bel ieve That  Civilia

JiX £€r Vent increase .... a tern cirri Acct  Demand For Steel In War Estimated

Military Says Tt Needs Only 5-6% Of Steel   Doesn’t Expect Hard Blow To Economy Ir Drive For Weapons

STEEL, MOTOR — WEAKNESS. SPREADS   Key Issues Lose Over Point Before Support Blocks Declines

Assassin of Venezuela Leader Slain   Gen. Simon Urbina. Shot as He Seeks To Escape Custody

Assassin Suspect Slain B y Venezuelan Guards   General Urbina Shot While Attempting To Escape;  Curfew Ordered After President Is Killed

Gather, Compile, Report  ‘Army’ Of 65,000 Men, Women Help AP Report The Election

Installs Gas Heat, Coal Miner Ousted  — Workers ‘Upset’ Over Mate’s Act

Laney Opens Tour Of State In Campaign   McMath To Speak At Pine Bluff Saturday Night

Truman Silent On Republican Drive Against Acheson  President Won't Release FBI's Loyalty Files

HST Back Of Acheson ‘To Limit’   Keeping Close Watch on Hunt for Spies in State Department.

President Silent On GOP’s Drive Against Acheson   Keeps Close Eye on Probe For Reds, Wi Release of Files

TAFT PULLS AWAY FROM FERGUSON   “Mr. Republican” Shows An Amazing Strength Display

‘Mr. Republican’ Rolls Up Victory Topping 430,000   Trend Carries 12 Other G.O.P. Members Into Buckeye Assembly  Seats: Senator’s Marein Record

Senator Holds 418,427 Edge Over Ferquson   Labor Baffled By Election; Lausche Trips Ebright

SEN. TAFT MAKES AMAZING SHOWING   Holds Margin 384,072: Lausche Re-Elected

Ferguson Crushed In  Senate Race  Nye, O’Neill, Tracy And Brown Lead In

Russia Hurrying Baltic Defense?   Swedish Newspaper  Makes Statement

Russia Reported Forging Defense  Baltic ‘Gibraltar’ Declored Rising

REDS BUILDING DEFENSIVE WALL   Population Of One Baltic Island Moved To Build Airport

TRUMAN GIVES CHICAGO BOW   Beats the Newspapermen Up and Takes Brisk Walk In Yards.

Pres. Truman Heads Into: Middle West   Has Short But Busy Layover In Chicago -

Truman Special Puffs Through Midwest Like Wandering Pastry Wagon, Birthday kCakes Feature: Every Whistle Stop Made

Een. itil. cenmmaieaimmmamesinael METHODIST CHURCH LEADERS APPOINTED

Suicide Note Found In Hotel Room =   Rented Motorboat Is Found Adrift

Dudley Field Malone, Once Darrow Associate,  Dead At The Age of 68

Dulles Accepts Post of Foreign Policy Adviser   Hopes to Weld U.S. Bipartisan Program To Meet Red Threat

Dulles Accepts Advisory Post   Truman, Acheson Act to Weld Closer Unity on U. S. Foreign Policies

Taste Is Newest Debate in NYC Water Problem   Consulting Engineer Claims Poughkeepsie Water Better

AUSTIN FiGHTS TO EXTEND LIE’S TERM   Vishinsky Denounces SecretaryGeneral As American “Stooge” Before Assembly

‘ Austin Upholds Secretary as Vishinsky Denounces Him  U.S., Russ Fight on Extending Lie’s Term

Austin Fights For Extension Of Lie’s Term   Vishinsky Declared Secretary General Is An American ‘Stooge

Austin Fights For Extension Of Lie’s Term   Vishinsky Blasts Lie As U. S. ‘Stooge

ANAMOSA DEATH CASE IS SOLVED   Chicagoan Admits Slaying Of Prison Inmate

Return to Tabs on Auto License  Drivers to Retain  $950 lowa Plates

47,000 Will Be Called by  November 10   Will be in Camps In October; Age Limits, 19-35

Army Will Call 47.000 Reserve  Corps Members   Summons Scheduled For Nov. LO: Draft to Add LOO.OOO0 Soon

47,000 MORE ARMY RESERVISTS 10 BE CALLED BY NOV. Ie   Number Is in Addition te Earlier Summons for 62,000 Men and 8,432 Officers.   WILL NOT CHANGE  FLOW UNDER DRAFT   Hershey Says 50,000 Proba bly Will Be Taken in November by Selective Service.

More Reserves Will Be Called To Army Duty   47,000 Enlisted Reservists To Be Summoned By November 10

Volunteer, Inactive Men Included In Summons   Group To Be in Camp By Nov. 10; First Army Quota Upped To 17,377.

Army to Call 47,000 More  Reservists   Will Add to 70,000 Called Earlier; Most Will Be in Training Camps by Oct. 25

47,000 MORE RESERVISTS 10 BE CALLED UP   All Will Be On Active Duty By Nov. 10,  Summons Says

Army to Call 47,000 More Reservists by November 10; Set Age Limits at 19 to 35

U. $. Must Work On Super-Bomb  AP Foreign Analyst Says Nation Has No  ra  . Saeeee , a manea~wee a

U.S. Must Work Ou Super- Bob  AP. Foreign Analyst ee "Says Nation I ‘Hat No 

HERSHEY DETAILS OUTLOOK  Bradley Sees Early Win: Draft Age Hike Is Asked

INTO U. S. SENATE RAC!   Paul Aiken Resigns Post Office Post to be Kansas Candidate

Uranium Finds Prove Valuable  Prospects Good For Lake Superior Ore

Names Donnelly To Austrian Post  To Become Civilian High Commissioner

KKK K KY ‘SECRET RADAR SIGHT FOR JET PLANES USED ‘IN AIR FORCE GUNNERY

Single Radar Sight Now Serves Jet Planes for Guns, Rockets, Bombs

Physician for. idnaping Girl  as She Reache  hr Woman   ~ Taken as She Reache: For $20,000 Ransom; Child, 9, Was Kept Druaaed in Cabin ~

Yale-Educated Woman Arrested Taking Ransom   Police Claim Confession Blaming Financial Troubles; Nine-Year-Old Girl Drugged, Left in Unheated Cabin.

Girl Abductor Seized as She Seeks Ransom   Victim’s Mother Hopes Physician, Now in Jail,  Will Never Be Freed

Brink’s Co. Loot Trucked Away Detectives Convinced After Reconstructing Big Robbery

Detectives Believe Brink Robbers Had Truck Parked In Garage Of Robbed Firm

Truck Went Into Brink’s, Police Say   Detectives Give Reasons For Theory In Biz Robhery

Politburo Speaker  Lauds China Reds’ “Fight For Peace”   Bulganin Tells Kremlin Mob Satellites Will Win War In End

BULGANIN PREDICTS RED VICTORY  Soviet Leader Hails Peace Fight’ By Communist Chine

Russian Spokesman Praises China Reds For ‘Peace Move’  Bulganin ‘Sees Victory For No. Koreans, Save Soviet People Not Afraid Of U. S.

Bulganin Lauds China, Sees Red Victory In Korea  Chinese Communists ‘Eiahtina Far Pence’

Little Chance  Seen For New  Big Three Tall   Truman Administratior Appears Set Against Idea: Durham Asrecs

Truman Warns of Easy Path   Washington Split on Merits of Red, Allied Peace Talk

Administration Against Parley  Atomic Talks Out, Evidence Indicates

President Set Against Joint Atomic Talks   Failure of Parley With Reds Might Boost War Danger

Truman Seen Set Against Atom Parley  Committee Leader Also Seores Idea Of Talks With Reds  Be JOUN tf. IMNMAVTTOWER

Evidence Shows Truman Not To. Ask Atom Pact  Anranamant VA/isk Dade   Agreement With Reds On Bomb Not To Be Sought Now

CONFERENCE WITH RUSSIA UNLIKELY   Administration Against Such a Move Indicated.

Curtis Seeks Re-Election   Congressman Is Completing 12th Year In The House

Re-Election Sought by  Carl Curtis   Completing 12th  Wear in House

Humphrey Aims To Check Powe: Of Defense Chie!   Minnesota Senator Savs Will Ask Congress For ‘Watch Dog’ Committee Cites Broad Authority

WANTS WATCH-DOG COMMITTEE  Would Prevent Abuse Of Authority Of Civil  Defense Administration

Civil Defense  Checkup Asked Watch-Dag Committee Sought By Humphrey

CLOSE TABS 0 CIVIL DEFENSE WILL BE ASKED   Senator Humphreys T« Call For Congressional: Watchdog Group

Close Check ‘Asked For New Agency   Senator Proposes Plan To Prevent Abuse Of Powers

Plans Pushed For Bill Aid Civil Defense   Three Billions to  Be Earmarked to Buile Up Protection for Civilian Population

Asks Committee To Keep Wateh On Civil Defense   Humphrey Would Prevent _ Abuse Of Powers Seen Granted Administrator

Texas Store Fire Kills Three Men  Nine Hurt, Damage Runs To $250,000

Abrahamson Is Treasurer Nominee   G. O. P. Convention Unanimously Adapts ‘State Platform

Korea And Formosa Aid In One Package  New Chance Appears _To Reverse Turndown

Chiang, Korea Aid Approved   Committee Wraps Up Asia Funds on One RBuoudle

KOREAN WAR MAY PREVENT CUT IN TAXES   One Democrat Predicts In crease Instead, in Thirty Days.

Far East War May Mean No  Tax Reduction   Lucas Says Excise Tax Cuts ‘Depend Upon Developments

Tax Slash Seen Menaced After Military Move   Lucas Says Fate Of Bill Depends Upon Far East Operation

DOUBT ABILITY TO CUT TAXES   LEADERS AGREE MILITARY MOVES WILL COST MONEY

War Fears Throw lax Cuts in Doubt  Congress Watches Moves in Far East

Tax Reduction  Chances Slim Stand By And Wait, Seems To Be Policy

May Be No Tax Slash   But Chances Are House Will Pass Bill Unless World Picture Change:

Excise Tax Cut Now Doubtful  Slash Depends Upon Korean Situation

Fate Of Tax Cut Bill In Doubt As Debate Is Begun   House Member Says U. S:  Moves in East May Prevent Reduction

House Debating Excise Tax Bill   Korean War News Raises Doubt on Issue

Tax Slashes Threatened By Korea Fighting  Outcome of Excise Cuts Depends On Wor Developments

TAX REDUCTION HOPES DIMMED   Fate Of Bill To Cut Excise Levies Depends On War Outlook

Korea War May Halt Tax Reductions   American Move Against Red Aggression in Far East Has Raised Doubts: About Tax Reduction

Counterfeiters Handed 25-Year Terms by Stone   Record Sentences Are Given Pair, Members of Big Syndicate

Counterfeit Gang Gets Stiff Penalty  Wisconsin Jurist Sets New Record

Austin Delivers Blistering Attack on _ Russian in UN; British Broadside Next    LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y.--(UP)—Britain swung her ‘heaviest oratorical artillery today into the propaganda ‘baitle for Asia in the United Nations.

PROPAGANDA BATTLE RAGES iN COUNCIL™   Britain Moves Into Oral Battle With Russia

Britain to Hit Russian ‘Line’   British U.N. Envy. yoy Set to Attack Mali:

Chemical Co Considering  Local Plant   C, Of C. Is working - On Project To Get Branch Plant Here

NEW FACTORY   Chemical Firm Considers Locating Plant In Twin City Area

Espionage Case Under Way In Federal Court   Judith Conlon And Valentin Gubitchev Go On Trial

Coplon Trial Opening Today  Gubitchev, Russian .   Engineer, Also Goes  Ly. Teral te Rlecu Wrrl

JUDITH COPLON NOW ON TRIAL FOR SPY ACTS   Russian Engineer Also Appears on Charges of Plotting Espionage for Reds

SPY TRIAL OPENS IN RYAN’S COURT   Panel of 65 Called in Coplen-Gubitchev Case.

Socialists Quit French Cabinet   Middle-Of-the-Road Replacements Sought

Bidault Will Seek To Fill Cabinet Posts   Nine Socialists In Cabinet Quit After Dispute On Salaries

Socialists Quit Bidault Cabinet  ge Pe Re OG sep risen   Blum Asks Regime Remain In Power

OGVUAIIE UEtivon  Harold B. Craig Has Been Assigned to Duty: at Sunflower

Former Suspect In Coogler Case Relates Story Of His Alleged = ‘Mistreatment To U. §. Grand Jury

Federal Jury Probes Possible Civil Rights Violation Against Witness in Cooaler Inquiry

MORE POWER URGED FOR PRES.   Control Over Big ‘Industry Necessary

NEED CONTROL OF MATERIALS, SAWYER SAYS   President Must Have Right of Allocation Congress Told.

Power To Allocate Gil Asked For Truman Ciaal Other Raw Materials Included In Control Bill.

WILD REPORTS ARE DENIED —————S nee  No, It Wasn’t An A-Bomb lin Sky -- Just Meteor

Big Meteor Lights Sky in Northeast ‘And Then Falls in Northern Canada

TRADE OFFICIAL VISITS CITY Britain's Main Problem Lack - Of Dollars, London Man Says

Red Force Menaces Coast Escape Route   Army Spokesman Avoids Commitment: On Defense Of Seoul Behind New Line_

Trapped Yankees Link Up With Rescue Task Force   Combined Troops Still Face Perilous 29.Mile Escane Drive to East Coast

Columns Facing New Threats in Drive to Coast   Lull Continuing in West With Defense Of Seoul Uncertain

Trapped Gls Linked with Relief Force   Soldiers Facing 39-Mile Route: Lined with Reds

‘Everything Is Rackets”   Loquacious Racketeer Tells Crime. Prebers: He's Pohiticallv ‘Bi-Partisan’

Army Needs 300.000 More In Six Months   Vinson Discusses Possible Revision  Of the Draft Law

Says Army Wants Additional 300,00 In Next 6 Months   Yinson’s Committee, Army Officials Talk Draft Law Revisions

Army Wants 300,000 Men In Six Months   Totals Would Be In Addition To Those Already In

In Agreement on $600 Million for Defense Building  House-Senate Group OKs Huge Program  For Servirec

Storm Hampers ‘Hunt for Five Flyer:   Clues Indicate Remainder of B-36 Crew May Be Alive on Pacific Isle

Gales Hold Up Hunt for Rest Of B-36 Crew   Five Believed Still o1  Island; Man’s Cry TYaoed

‘Mystery Girl’ Testifies In  Shooting Case Suspect Clings To Denial She Killed Minnesota Lawyer

OU TLOOK FOR 195] Babson Foresees More kKederal Inte rference   On Black Side

Master Plan of Defense Unit Gets Approval   Weather Delays Acheson's Arrival At Brussels Parley

Atlantic Pact Nations Open Arms Parley   Secretary Acheson Arrives After Some Delay By Storms

State Hit By Wantry Blast   Colder Weather Is Being Predicted For Tonight; Snow In Garrett.

Price Of Food Cut Slightly   Grocery And Meat Costs Drop One Per Cent In Late August

SLIGHT DROP IN PRICE OF F000   Still Higher Than Before Korean War, Govern ment Says

Violence Marks State Coal Scene  69 Indicted In ~ Randolph County

Political Tempo Is On Increase As Election Day Nears   Hickenlooper, Loveland And’ Barkley Are Active

Pickets Defeat Back to Work   Motorized Groups Bar 80,000 Miners

Soft Coal Mine Shutdown Spreads  Producers’ Spokesman Scouts ‘Rebellion’

 Wester n 1 World Would Defend  Itself from Communists With Flexible Line, New Type Arms

U.S. Budget Surplus For 1951 Predicted  Outlook i in, Sharp Contras To Deficits In Peace is  “Wenee.-:.

Budget Surplus For 5] Viewed As Possibility  Bigger Tax Income,   Bigger Tax Income, Reduced Government Exynenses Mentioned

Steel Firms Get Wage Demand  Steel Workers Join Labor Wage Pattern

Back Demands For Pay Hikes With Strikes   CIO Steelworkers Latest Group to Want Boosts For Million Members

Wages Feature Labor Action   Murray Asks for More Pay for Steelmen

Start Drive for Half-Billion More for U.S: Warplanes   Defense Department Also Orders New Study of is Budcet.

House Starts Drive for More to Purchase a   Truman’s Plan to Reorganize NLRB Runs Into Oppesition

To Study Budget For U.S. Detense   House Starts Drive for More Money to Purchase arplanes   IS PUSHED BY VINSON   Truman's Plan to Reorganize. NLRB Runs Into  ition

Vital Airfield In Path Of Drive By Communists  Battle To Sove Base For Planes

Allied Help: Is On Way Te Both Areas  North Koreans Are   mw eP eee «BS AGS  North Koreans Are Abandoning Chinju Base In Face Of

6,000 Of Enemy Across Naktong Poise For Push  QOehoar Rridaskandc   Other Bridgeheads Reported ‘Erased’; 1,000 Reds Still Trapped In Hills

Fight to Border of U. S. Airfield; Yanks Pour In Tanks, Troops   M’Arthur Announces All But One Red Bridgehead Over Naktong Wiped Out; Invaders Prepare to Abandon Chinju

Port City Is Seized in  Hard Fight   Airficld Is 6 Miles From Town, Which Is Reported in Flames After Battle   6,000 Peril Pusan   Naktong Foree May Cut Of Taegu From Sontheast City

REACH EDGE OF ‘U.S. AIRBASE   Americans Withdraw After Savage Fight With Pohang Burning   'U. S. RUSHING TANKS

Yanks Clean Up Naktong Pockets   US Troops Rushing Up to Rescue Fiahter Airfield

Communists Threaten U. S. Air Base Nearby  North Koreans Said To Be Abandoning  Chinju in South

Vital Port Falls In Surprise Push By Invasion Units  Americans, Allies Fighting Bitterly

Important Port of Pohang Is Seized by Reds Who Endenger Fighter Air Base of Americans

yavage Battle Rages For Air Base At Port   U.S. Troops Knock Out All But 1 Naktong Bridgehead

Mass for Big Push Toward Taegu; Yanks Continue to Gain in South   Enemy Troops Overrun Important East Coast Port City and Battle to Edge of Air Strip; Build Up Strenath in Naktong Bridqehead

Surprise Attack r€ Brings Fall Of On Vital U.N. Port ..   Most Crossers Of Naktong Wiped Out;  Allies Near Chinju y

Allied Help On Way To Join Fighting And Planes Continue To Strafe North Koreans; Invaders Forced To Pull Back At Chinju But Massing Four Divisions For Drive On Taecu.

AID ON WAY— GIs Smash — All But One Bridgehead   RING TIGHTENS AROU ND CHi NIU

Communists Near Vital Airfield Southeast Of City   Eliminate All Red Bridgeheads Across Naktong River Except In Key Changnyong Sector .,

TANK TROOPS IN BATTLE TO CAVE AIRFIELD   Reds in Surprise Raid While Being Rolled Back on South Front.

Mountain Attack Wins Vital Port   Pohang Falls To Reds Swarming Thru Undefended Passes

REDS FIGHT TO EDGE OF U.S. AIRBASE   Yanks Pull Out of Burning East Coast Supply Port. After Savage All!-Night Battle.   PLANES FLEE FIELD; _ YANKS RUSH TANKS   Naktong Bridgeheads Erased Except One Where Reds Build Up for Drive Against Taegu. :

tnemy Battles Right To Edge Of U. §. Airbase   Tanks And Infantry Rushed To Rescue

Commies Pull Surprise Raid On Air Strip   Americans Drive Forward Against Town of Chinju

Bridgehead On Naktong Holds Out   Break Through Would Cat Off Tagu From UL. S. Port of Pusan

Smal! Yank Forces Fight To Save Base  All but One Red   All but One Red Bridgehead in West Wiped Out

All Except One Bridgeheads On River Wiped Out   Koreans Far To South Fight To Get Out “Of Allied Trap

U.S. Withdraws, City in Flames; Tanks, Troops Rushing to Rescue Plane Center.Vital Supply Point   MacArthur Savs All Communist Bridgeheads Across Naktong River on Western Front Erased by American Units.

Port City Taken In Dark; U.S. Airfield Threatened   MacArthur’s Headquarters Announce Western _ Front Successful In Wiping Out Bridgeheads

Red Troops Seize Pohang In New Drive   Key U.S. Airfielc Menaced By North Koreans

Invaders Are Virtually At Edge Of Field Six Miles Below Pohang, East Coast City Which They Seized During Night Battle —Americans Erase Naktong Bridgeheads

City in Flames as Americans Leave After Night Battle   Invaders’ Bridgehead In Changnyeng Area Threatens Hichway

STRONG INVADER FORCE IS MASSED ALONG NAKTONG IN VICINITY OF CHANGNYONG

NORTH KOREANS SEIZE POHANG AFTER SAVAGE NIGHT BATTLE; ILS AIRBASE IS IN DANGER

Important Port 65 Miles North of Pusan Falls   North Koreans Cling to One Bridgehead Threatening Taequ

U.S. Planes Leave Field   Red Invaders Begin Night Battle For Important Airfield on Korean East Coast; Allied Help Reported on Way

Strategic Air Field Abandoned By Defenders   All But One Naktong Bridgehead Has Been Erased

Now At Rim Of Air Base Near Port   Americans Break Up Enemy Attempt To Break Out Of Tran

American Tanks And infantry Rushed Up To Rescue Airbase   Fallen City Reported In Flames As Yonks Withdraw After Savage Fight — Reds Virtually On Edge Of Airfield — All But One hincth Kanrean River Bridaehead Erased

Fierce Fighting All Along Front   Commies Massing For New Assault

WEATHER   North Korean. Forces’ Drive  Big Surprise  Cin L\<-ne as TImrnfannAa   Go Over Undefended Mountains, Report!!

Pohang, on East Coast, Is Left in Flames as Troops Retreat; Fight Close to Airbase to Southeast.   RUSH MORE TROOPS TO DEFEND AIRPORT

American Forces Quit After Savage Night Battle; Troops Fight for Air Field

Mountamn Attack Wins Vital Port  Pohang Falls To Reds Swarming Thru Un defended Passes A U. S. SUPPLY BASE  Enemy Eastern Break Thru Would Cut Off Taegu  From Pusan

Report Not Officially Confirmed, Neither Is It Denied  COPY SENT  FRIDAY  nn, ft f@ +s ® saweash 86. 98 ae _

Church Council Adopts Statement  Of Principles On Economic System

Mother Directs Tot's Care, Dies   Death on Plane Believed Suicide

‘Woman Succumbs Aboard Airliner   ‘Leaves Instructions For Feeding Her Bab)

Journal Features   Neighbors Rush to Sign Petition Backing ‘Mercy Killing’ Doctor

Preacher Indirectly Defends Doctor Charged W. ‘ith Mercy ‘Killing of 59- Year-Old Woman

New Formula on Milk in New York City Is ‘Announced   Minimum Producer Price Method Is to Be Started August 1

Threatened Ship Strike Delayed Weel  Dispute Is Now gc. Manth. Old

UNITED MINERS WOULD FORGIVE DEPOSED OFFICER  LLOYD SIDENER CAN © RETURN TO WORK BUT

Tllinois Local Chief Ousted During Strike   Lloyd Sidener Tried To Start Back To Work Movement

Truman Signs Bill Expanding DP Program   Entry Of 205,000 Additional Persons Is Authorized

Door Opened By Revision Of 1948 Act   53,000 War Orphans Included In New Immigrant Quotas

Truman Signs DP Act: Doors Open to 136,000   Measure Revises 1948 Law; Program Extended For Year with Increase

President Signs  Bill Liberalizing, ! ‘Extending DP Ac   Totalitarianism’s Post-Ws Victims Now Provided  For, Truman Asserts

, “gar Added 4, \Program As Eligible Group Grows  Measure Will Allow   Measure Will Allow 136,000 Homeless To Enter Country

Truman Signs Bill to Admit 136,000 DPs   Newly Approved Measure Extends Low Another Year

President Signs Revised Bill To  Increase Quotas  Total Of 341,000 Will Now Re Admitted   Total Of 341,000 Will Now Be Admitted To Country.

More Liberal DP ActSigned By President   Will Open Nation’s Gates To Additional 136,000 Foreigners; 153,000 Already Here

136,000 More DP’s Gain Entry To The U.S   Liberalized Bill t to Aid War's Unfortunates Signed by Truman

President Gladly Signs New DP Bill  Act Opens Way Fo 136.000 Homeless

Truman OK’s DP Measure   Legislation Opens U.S. Doors To Additional 136,000

Truman Signs Bill Allowing More DP's Ir   Law Extended Yeor — 136,000 Homeless May Enter United States

DP LEGISLATION SIGNED BY TRUMAN   Bill Will Admit Traditional 136,000, Extend Program A Year

PRESIDENT OPENS NATENS DOORS TO 136,000 OP'S   ‘Truman Signs Measure Extending Program For  Hexctlen oe: Mason

Wildcat Strike Idles 11,500 At Stee! Plant   Maintenance Mer Stop All Workers From Reporting

Private Report On Cold War  Policies Given Vehicles of Combat   Vehicles of Combat Are Being Loaded for China Voyage

Formosa’s Value Said ‘Belittled’   U.S. Pacific Defense Line Claim Disputed

Eisenhower Will Appear Before  Senate Group  Will Testify on   Disarmament

Wabash Is Near Peak Of Flood   Crest Expected Today But Rain Still Fall imnew In Aran.

Dayton Vicinity Rocked by Three More Explosions   New Mystery Recalls  Similar Tremors at  South Bend

TINY GIRL ASKS SHOVEL TO “DIG BODY OUT OF CAND’ RESULTING IN SAVING OF LITTLE BOY 2

ELECTION SET TOMORROW — State Politicos Make Last Appeals Tonight

America's Top Leaders Report To Nation  Speeches Highlight  Circt Armad Faorceac   Speeches Highlight First Armed Forces Day In U.S.

America's Top Leaders Report To Nation   Speeches Highlight First Armed Forces Davin ts S.

Acheson Escapes Censure From House Committee   Far Eass, Hiss Not Critisized

“All The King’s Men” Wins Three Top Film Awards   Picture Named Best of ’49 Broderick Crawford Gets ‘Oscar’ for Best Acting

Crawford and De Havilland Get Acting Osears <ciussesnaeinsaeeererereneeeeneraresteneintcrnaninpemninetanananeaniammanermanendsneamnstiaiimemmemenemmintinenentemnantiineeammmnemmmmedtiemmiaitaseemmmmmatin  All King’s Men’ Top 1949 Film

Not One Surprise In Hollywood Event; Jagger, McCambridge Best in ‘Support’

200,000 Men Get Set for What May Be Last Great Battle of Korean War

Rain Of Death Takes Heavy Toll Of Fast  Retreating Enemy   Naval Ships Add Thundering Broadsides To Carrier Planes’ Bombs, Rockets And Bullets.

Allies Hope To Drive  To Sinuiju   Both Sides Send Out Patrols Along 60-Mile Front

BIG CITY ONLY 20 MILES SOUTH OF SIBERIA   Navy Battleships Join Battle by Shelling Reds

8th Army Will Try   for Sinuiju   UN Forces Chase Fleeing Reds Up Northeast Coast

Major Build-up on Both Sides; Report Reds Are Leaving Port of Chongjin

ACKNOWLEDGES DANGER FROM EXTREMISTS   Bonn Regime Setup To Deal With  Any Threat   Reports Some Feeling West Gave Up Power Too Soon; Majority Oppose War

Ready to Hold Down Germans   McCloy Set to Pinch Nationalism Revival

Fears Uniting of Extremists   Ready to Curb Reich Revival of Nationalists

McCloy Says He Is Ready to Smash Any Nationalism   High Commissioner Hu Confidence Pro-West Elements Will Prevail

McCloy Ready to Crack Down on Any Attempt'to Revive Nationalism in West Germany

Nazi Revival To Be Crushed  McCioy Ready to Crack Down on Nationalist Rise

McCloy Ready To Crack Down In Germany  High Commissioner  . Says He Will Fight

McCloy ls Ready For Crackdown  If Germans Revive Nationalism In West

McCloy To Act In Case Of German Crisis   U. S. Commissioner Says Nationalists May Join Reds

Chinese Reds Slaughtered By Hundreds as Assaults Are Hit by Navy, Air Force

Big Battleship . Trains Guns On Chinese Reds   Navy Joins Fi Hold Open Port Of Hungnam

Enemy Steps Up Drive On Escape Port   Chinese Slaughtered By Hundreds Withir Sight Of Hungnam

Chinese Reds Stepping Up Their Attacks   On Western Front Civilians Told to Flee From Seoul!

BIG MO JOINS FLEET AGTION AGAINST RED   Big Guns Lay Curtain of Fire on Chinese Attacking at Beachhead.

Great U.S. Battleship Is Prepared to Level Guns On Appropriate Targets   Massed Chinese Reds Still Besieging Escape Port of Hungnam on Northeast Korean Coast—Civilians Flee From Seoul.

OHIO AUDITOR WILL OPPOSE -BENATOR TAFT  Democratic and Re  Democratic and Republican Conten . ders Split Sharply on T-H Law Issue.

Ferguson Wins Right To Seek Post Of Taft   Democratic Nominee Immediately Calls For Death  Of T-H Labor Law

Ebright Wins GOP Nominatior For Governor   Senate Nominee Says Aim Is to Junk T-H Law

FREEZING WAVE IS BREAKING UP THROUGH OHIO   Warmer Weather Will Restore Gas To Some Seections Of State

COTTON EXPORTS EXPECTED TO 60 TO HIGH RECORD   Agriculture Department Forecasts Total Will Be Highest For Last Ten Years — ECA Program Given Credit.

GUARDIAN ANGEL CHASES REAPER  Boy, Jerked 50 Ft. Aloft, Dropped, No Serious Hurt

Marshall Is Given Okay   Bill Is Approved By House Group In 18 To 7 Vote

Marshall to Wield Wide.  New Powers   House Group Puts Okeh On Appointment to Defense Past

GOP Senator CallsMarshall ‘A Living Lie’   Administration Sure It Can Win Okay far Hid Annsintmen

Marshall Okayed By  Committee   Republicans Will Battle Special Rill

House Croup Okays Bill to Waive Ban For Gen. Marshall  Expected to Pass Both House, Senate Despite Republican Opposition

‘FIRE SEARS TRAIN   Exploding Tank Car Burns 1: Units of Oldsahoma Freizht

Ex Truman Aide Linked to‘Deal’   Former.Secretary Got Money in-Suqar Tieup

eee “Sp FORMER. TRUMAN AIDE— Says E x-Secretary Was Black Market Operator

Former Truman Aide Is Probed  Charged With Helping Boost Sugar Quota

Bribe Charge Is Studied By  Crime Group   Messall, Former Trumar Secretary Is Chargec With Bribe In Getting Wartime Suaar Quota

Committee Told Money Paid For Sucar Quota   Former Secretary Of Truman Said To Have Promised Aid

Black Market Deal Studied   Candy Maker Says Ex-Truman Sec’ y. Promised Sugar

RULES GROUP BLAST eerie eater Salaun  Granger Hits Cotton Trade To Spur Mine Aid Action

Acheson In New Bid For Support Of Far East Aid   Secretary Seeks Speedy Action On President’s Point-Four Program;  United Front Seen Goal

Sec. Acheson Again Before the Senate   In Second Big Bid for Support of Asia Pali-y

Fair Prices. for Consumer,  Farmer Asked  Truman Sends 1800 Word Message to  a oll Thar

Asks Work To Assure Fair Prices   Framan Requests Any ‘Makeshift? Laws Re Avoideds Telly Why He Signed Act   ‘Outlines Proposals   Would Base ANotments on Past History, Give Potato System

Truman Renews Brannan Plan Passage Drive   Avoid ‘Makeshift' Agriculture Laws, President Uraes

TRUMAN SEEKS ENACTMENT OF BRANNAN PLAN   Congress Urged To Get Busy On Farm Program By President

Truman Makes New Plea For Congress To Enact Brannan Farm Program

Congress Urged By HST To Enact Brannan Plan    ‘Cheaper Prices For Perishable. Crops; Direct Federal Payment Aim.

Truman Asks Congress For Brannan Plan   Members Are Requested  “To Avoid ‘Makeshift Legislation’; Message Sent By President

PRESIDENT ASKS LAW 10 PROTECT FARMERS, PUBLIC   Favors Production Payment Plan For Potatoes And Beénshable Cran.”

Bids For 0.K Of Brannan  Price Plan   Message Sent To Congress Asking For Dual-Goal Program

Truman Asks For The Brannan Plan   President Renews His Efforts For Passage of Farm Measure   Explains Why He Signed the Cotton, Peanut, Potato w

Congress Given New Demand for  Direct Payments  Raps ‘Makeshift’ Farm Legislation In New Messaae

Truman Asks For The Brannan Plan   President Renews His Ef forts For Passage ‘of Farm Measure   MESSAGE. TO CONGRESS   Explains Why He Signed the Cotton, Peanut, Potato  law

Truman Asks Brannan Plan Be Approved   President Goes to Bat For Measure and Urges Lawmakers Avoid Any “Makeshift” Laws

Hits Makeshift Legislation in Message Today  Asks Fair Prices to Farmers. Consumers

Pleads-Anew For Brannan Farm Plan   Truman Urges Congress To Get Busy on Per manent Program; Signs Cotton-Snud-Peanut Bill

TRUMAN URGES BRANNAN PLAN   Wants Program That Gives Farmers and Consumers Break.

Conaress Told To Get Busy On Farm Proaram   President Believes Acreage Law’s Good Points Outweich Bad

President Calls For Approval of ‘Fair’ Farm Plar   Renews Brannan. Pian Appeal; Warns Against 'Makeshift’ Legislation

BETTER FARN LEGISLATION SOUGHT   Would Assure Fair Prices To Farmers, Consumers  MCA@IIDE   Lessens Cost Of Perishable Crops, Direct Federal Payment To Farmers

Brannan Plan Passage Urged by President   Truman Asks Congress t Enact Fundamental Improvements

Renews Bid For Brannan  Farm Plan   President Asks Congres: To Avoid “Makeshift Legislation.”

Truman Calls for Brannan Plan Passaae   President Urges Congress to Avoid Makeshift Measure

President Again Uraes Passage Of Brannan Plan   Truman Wants End Of ‘Makeshift’ Laws For Farm Program

Brannan Plan Action Asked By Truman   Congress Told To Avoid Any ‘ hMakeshifts

Sends Message To Congress Uraing Passage   Explains Why He Signed New Law Last Week

GES ACTION BY GONGHEao CN FARM PLAN   Truman Offers Two Proposals for Avoiding Surpluses, Revise Allotments.

PRESIDENT ASKS ENACTMENT OF BRANNAN PLAN   Program includes Cheaper Prices for Crops and Direct Pay to Farmers

Approval of Plan Asked In Message   Congrese Told to Avoid Makeshift Legislation And EnactImprovements   Ja Farm Program

Brannan Plan Plea Renewed   President Urges Cong ress To Get Busy And Pace Controversial! Farm Proaqram

Guard Against Makeshift Farm Program, Urges   President Appeals For Administration Plan With Cheaper Prices For Perishables. Farm Paymenis

Asks Congress Again to Enact Brannan Plan   Truman Message Calls for Avoiding ‘Makeshift Legislation’

Avoid Makeshif Legislation, He Tells Congress  Pr oposed Pr rogram cy ee ie

Truman Urges Revision of Farm Program   “Waste” of Surpluses Attacked in Message— Production Payment  System Recommended

Truman Asks Congress To Enact Plan   Urges Congress In Message To Get Busy On Brannan Farm Program

Truman Okays Brannan’s Plan   ‘Avoid Makeshift Legislation, Get Busv On Fundamentals,’ Solons Told

Try Brannan Farm Plan, Asks Truman   Appeal to'Congress Stresses Permanent, Not ‘Makeshift,’ Law

Truman Again Asks Congress fo Adopt Controversial Plan   Says It Assures Fair Prices for Farmer, Consumer

Avoid ‘Makeshift Legislation,’ President Says In Message to Congress   Asks Fair Price to Farmer, Consumer   Signed Potato Curb Bill Because Good Parts Outweighed Bad, Claim

Truman Makes Ple; For Brannan Plan  Congress Asked for Farm Pian

Congress Told Not To Resort To ‘Makeshift’   Planting Subsidy Urged To Replace Potato Buying

Forced To Flee South of Vital River Position         Hope to Hold Against Reds Until Reinforces ments Arrive :

Defense Forces: Pull Lines Back ToVital River ,   Communist Drive  _ Rolls Refenthessly 2  Over Positions

Yanks Hope To Hold for Some Help   Communist Push Goes ‘Forward Relenilessly and Crushes Positions of Our Men.   Crossing Is Tried   Northern  Force Drives to Get Across Han at Tanyane

Red Tanks Drive U. S. South of Vital River   American Troops Prepare To Make New Stand Today

GIs Retreat To New Line Above Taejon  , Veteran Says Russian  Veteran Says Russian. Made Tanks Look Like Those Used By Nazis

Tat, Batallions Con;‘;ue Move   U.S. Prepares To Make New Stand On River's South Bank

Crushing Blows Threaten Taejon, Key Defense City  Battered GI’s Prenare Ta Make Nex,   Battered GI’s Prepare To Make New Stand On South Bank Of Vital River

North Korean Reds Continue Tank-Led Advance Today, Pushing Defenders Across,Stream 3 Miles From Taejon —Hope to Hold These New Positions Until Sufficient Reinforcements Arrive to Launch Counter Attacks Against Foe.   CHOCHIWON IS CAPTURED

GI’s Dig In To Defend River Region  MacArthur Admits Further Reverses Likely In Offing

Lines Are Shattered By Tanks   North Koreans Menacing Main Defense Center

Americans Badly Outnumbered By Armored Forces   U. S. Forces Prepare For New Stand Along River; Await Reinforcements To Launch Counteratiack

Americans Hone To Hold Line Till Help Comes   European Vet Says Some Red Tanks Look Like German ‘Tigers’

Americans Pull  Back Behind  Kum River Line Reds Reinforce Huge  mUn—CIAM Aemiac

Hope To Hold At New Defense Line Until Help Comes   European War Veteran Says North Korean Armor Looks Like German Tiger Tanks

orced      Larvean Reds Hurl-Powerful 1” -k-Led Forces into Fight

U.S. Troops Driven Back — By Korean Reds   New Stand On South Bank Of Stream Is Planned

Big 60-Ton  Russian Tanks Power Drive _   US Hopes to Hold. Til Reinforcements Arrive for Attack:

North Koreans Maintain Heavy Drive To South  Outnumbered Yanks Faced with Further  Withdrawals

(Outnumbered GI's Take New Stand South of Kum   /60-TON TANKS LEAD RELENTLESS RED DRIVE;  YANKS AWAIT REINFORCEMENT

Americans Take Up New Positions South of Kum River As Powerful North Korean Drive Rolls Ahead: Allied Planes Pound Enemy Traffic

U.S. Troops Prepare Make New Stand Against Powerful Tank-Led Communist Thrust

Direct Order From Governo! Starts Drive  Owners Seized, 800 Names Taken

Warning Sounded That More Action Will Follow If It Is Necessary to Stop Gaming

Illinois Police Raid Gambling At Hyde Park   Gov. Stevenson Cracks Down On East Side ‘‘Joints”’

STEVENSON SENDS STATE COPS ON RAID   Acting on Governor's Orders, More Than 40 Highway Patrolmen Raid Venice, Madison Clubs.   § FIND BLACKJACK AND RACE BETTING   Arrest Owners and 58 Employes of Casinos; 800 Customers Released After Giving Names.

Americans Won't Stand For Cuts In Postal Service, Solon Tells Committee

Postal Order Kicks Up big  Rumpus i in Congress, U. S.   Pressure on Solons 4 Charged:   ABELL. Union Calls It ‘A Rape’

GOP LEADERS WANT TWO MEASURES  House Dems Back Truman’s Plan For Package Tax Cut

U.N. Chief.  SeeksParle of Leaders   Denounces Hoover's Plan to Divide ; World Into 2 Camps

UN's Tryeve Lie Will Go To Moscow In Attempt To Bring End To War Threat

Lie To Fly To Moscow  To See Stalin   Secretary-General Of U.N. To Make Appeal In Effort To Prevent Another War

UN Chief Will Go To Russia   Hopes to Get Stalin To'‘Agree to Talks With Other Leaders: Rans Call For Sulit

U.N. Chief To Fly To Moscov  Urge Leaders Meet . In Securitv Council

Hoover Proposal Denounced By Lie   UN Official To Fly To Moscow On Mav 10

Secretary-General of U. N. To Visit Moscow In Effort To Avert a Global Catastrophe

Lie to Try to Get Russia fo Agree fo ‘World Leader Mee   U.N. Leader te Fly to Moscow May 10; Opposes Idea of U.N. Division

Lie Will Visit Moscow In Aitempt To End Cold War, Avert New Struaale

U. N. Secretary To Visit Stalin In Peace Drive   Lie Denounces Effort to Split World in Two

Lie Arranges Moscow Visit In Peace Move   Secretary-General of UN to Make Trip on May 10   SEEKS PARLEY   Wants World Leaders te Meet With Security Council to Avert War.

Tryave Lie Will Try Peace Move  UN Official To Fly To Moscow Cn May 10

Trygve Lie To Visit Moseow  For Peace Talk   UN Secretary Blasts Hoover Two-World Idea

Lie Will Ask Parley With Soviet Chief   UN Leader To Leave For Moscow Muy 10 To Make Peace Plea

UNITED NATIONS OFFICIAL PLANS APPEAL TO REDS   Secretary General Says He Will Fly To Mos_ cow And Ask Russia To Agree To Meeting Of World Lead ers.

Trygve Lie To Visit Moscow   Hopes To Talk Stalin Into World Meeting

ms At Ending  Cold War, Halting Global Disaster   ny Attempt To Split  J ie » Official Denounces  Yorld Into Two Camps

Speers Span Job Begins On Monday   Highway Department Announces Starting Time October 2 For Belle Vernon-Speers High Level Bridee   260 WORKING DAYS ALLOWED CONTRACTOF

TIBET ASKS UV. N. AID AGAINST REDS   Group Cannot Act Unless Request Is Sponsored by Member Country   DIPLOMATIC OFFENSIVE

Money Bil Is Sent To President   Measure Calls For Spain Loan Which Truman Has Onposec

Truman Gets $35 Billion Money Bill  Rider Provides. Loan To Spain

2 CHILDREN FOUND DEAD IN MOTOR CAF   Parents Make Discovery When They Stop—Carbon Monoxide From Exhaust Blamed.

HOSPITAL SHIP CRASH BLAMED TO FREIGHTER   U.S. Files Damage ‘Action Against Merchant Line

McCarthy Ducks Challenge to Repeat Charges   Wisconsin Solon Sends Telegram To State Department

Senator Fires  New Broadside At Lattimore  Challenge by Demo Ducked by McC arthy he Dante (C'condbesceme

CORRESPONDENT FINDS.  Most Czechs Hate Reds, But Few Actively Resist

Writer Says Only War Or Internal Collapse Will Rid Czechs Of Reds

107 New Cases Polio Reported Last Week   Largest Number Of Any Week This Year

Flood Area In Midwest Gets Brife Respite   Rains Cease Temporarily _ But Flood Waters Drive Thousands From   i Homes

FLOOD FORCING EVACUATION OF RIVER VILLAGE   Illinois Police Order 1500  Te Leave Hamac

FUCHS HAS LIFE-LONG RECORD OF BEING ACTIVE COMMUNIST   Father of Atom Spy Outlines Career Of Jailed Physicis}

FUCHS ACTIVE RED CR ALL LIFE, FATHER DECLARES   ‘Once Sentenced To Deatt  By Nozi Students At Kiel Uniwersity

Family Allowances   Two Parties Are in Unison on Monthly Pay for Devendenta

Senate Intent On Passing Bill ForDependents   Monthly Allowances For Military Families May Be O.K.’d Today

NEW CONTRACT SHOWDOWN SET IN COAL PITS   Lewis’ ‘Suggestion’ Fails to Receive UMW Support

Stoppage Covers Six States as Men  Spurn 3-Day Week   Industry Official Suggests Leader May Be Losing His Control of United Mine Workers’ Membership

‘Ike’ In Middle Of Policy Debate  His Future Depends On Success In Europe

McGRATH HITS AT GAMBLERS   Urges Throttling of Gambling Syndicates’ Communications.

Crack Down on Gambling Asked  ~ Big Timers Move Inte Some Fields Is Charge

Amateurs, Pros Invaded, He Says   Urges Congress To Crack Down On Organized Gamblers By Forbidding Sending Of Information Across State Lines

Crack Down On Gamblers  Is Demanded   Bill Is Studied By Committee

Gamblers Enter Amateur Sports  McGrath Wants to Ban Information Services

McGrath Wants’ Congress: Curb "Fon, Gamblers   wa Betling Operations ‘Tn - Various Sports Events:  Urges Telephone Bani

McGrath Offers taw To Crush U.S. Gamblers   Would Deny Them Means of Obtaining Immediate Sports Results

McGrath OK’s Crackdown on  U.S. Gambling   Urges Congress to Ban Information Across State Lines

Gambling Data Ban Requested   McGrath Asks Sports Betting Wire Shutdown

MCGRATH ASKS CONGRESS VOTE GAMBLING BAN   WOULD CUT OFF COMMUNICATIONS FOR BOOK-MAKERS

—WIRE SERVICE CURB ASKED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL —  Congress Urged to Crack Down On Big Scale Sports Gambling

M'GRATH BACKS FEDERAL LAWS ON GAMBLING   Racketeers Move To Ama teur, Professional! Sports, Claim

Big-Time Gambling In Sports, McGrath Says   Calls on Congress to Crack Down on Sending Gambling Information Across State Lines; Claims Onerations in Amateur, Pro Fielas

McGrath Says Gamblers Have Moved Into Sports   Urges Congress to Ban Information Across State Lines

McGrath Claims Gamblers Thrive On Sports World  Declares Congress nmialtitl D..2 C  pp oa- Ae   Declares Congres: Could Put Stop to Bookie Business

Justice Head Cites Larger Operations   Attorney General Would Ban Sending Betting Information

Attorney General Asks Congress to Crack Down on Gambling Operations Over U. S.

Legal Chief Urges Sports Results Ban   Attorney General Wants Crack Down On Interstate Gambling information

Leaders Expect Hike In Growth Of Leaf Tobacco      Say Burley Crop Will Be Lighter; Flue-Cured Larger

Over 50 Prison Unit Employes Fired Rocause They Smugsled To Inmates

For Smuggling of Dope and Whiskey  50 Prison Employees Are Fired

LATTIMORE WINS FULL CLEARANCE AFTER HEARING   Senate Committee Chairman Tells Accused Man That FBI File Shows Nothing  Of Communist "Tatar

Tydings Asserts Records of FBI Clear Lattimore   Reveals Hoover Gave Personal Attention To Secret File

Report by FBI Clears Lattimore, Tydings States   Professor Still Hews to Communist Line, Wisconsin Man Says

Senator To Push Charge  _ Files Of FBI Clear Lattimore Save Tvdings

Tydings Says FBI Clears Lattimore   Senator's Assertion Leaves Sen. McCarthy Still Dissatisfied

McCarthy Hits BIL Evidence  On Lattimore   Asserts Tydings Is Lying Or Hasn't Seen  a bile

Sen. McCarthy Replies, Calling Tydings Liar  Lattimore Told FBI  ... € sat. f  Lattimore Told FBI Files Satisfied 4 Of 5: Committeemen

FBI RECORDS FAIL TO SHOW GUILT, VIEW   -M'Carthy Completely Dissatisfied With Findings   fin Sane Chaerone

Senator McCarthy Dissatisfie By Tydings’ Declaration That Lattimore !s Not a Red Spy ’  Maryland Solon Asserts FBI Files Completely Clear Accused Man

Tydings Gives Witness Clean Bill of Health  tre ry   Red Probe Recesses "til Next Thursday

Sen. Tydings Lattimore OK Irks M Carthy   Hasn‘t Seen FBI File or Else He’s Lying, Selon Says

LATTIMOREIS CLEARED BY FBI   ‘Accuser Calls Tydings’ Report On Loyalty Files False.

Lattimore’s Record Clean ee  McCarthy Dissatisfied With Probers’ Verdict

McCarthy Irked At Clean Bill Given Lattimore   Senator Says Can Prove All Of His Charges; Deelares Tydings Either Lying Or Hasn't Seen Files

Tydings Is Now Accused  By WCarthy   Latter Dissatisfied With Clearance Given Lattimore By FBI Files, Denounces Marviander

McCarthy Feels Dissatisfaction Over Assertion   Tydings Says Records Clear Lattimore

Spy-Hunter Says He Will Prove Lattimore Case  Probers’ Head  Counters That  FBI Disvroves It

TYDINGS CLEARS AGENT'S RECORD   But Senator McCarthy Insists Anew thet Owen Lettimore is ‘Soviet Spy’

Sen. McCarthy ls Unconvinced After Statement   Wisconsin Senator Says Either Tydings Hasn't Seen Files Or He Is Lying

TYDINGS SAYS F.B.I. FILES ARE CLEAR   McCarthy Is _ Dissatisfied With Findings   REPUBLICAN   Charges Committee Chairman Hasn’t Seen Record Or Is Lying

Lattimore Cleared  Up to Date by FBI   Sen. McCarthy Unsatisfied With Summary—Asks ‘Raw Files on Lovalty Record

Hits Tydings For Clearing Of Lattimore   Senator Says He’s Lying Or Had Never Seen FSI Records

McCarthy Insists Complete Data Not Given Group   Tetts Newsmen Tydings Has Nat Seen Files, Or Else ‘He Is Lyng’

Judgment Is Based OnF BI Files Report   McCarthy Unsatisfied ; Says Maryland Dem Unread Or Lying

Owen Lattimore Cleared, Blasts ‘Sen. MeCarthy   Acousee Diséatisfied With Tydings”. “Clean. Bill;” Charges, He's  Lying

McCarthy Assails Tydings   Says Maryland Senator Has Not Seen Files Or ‘Is Lying About Lattimore

Says Records ‘Fully Clear’ Accused Red   Senator McCarthy Dissatisfied With Tydings’ Assertion In Lattimore Case

—McCARTHY NOT SATISFIED— Lattimore C leared By FBI File, Says Tydings

FBI Records Clear Lattimore Tydings Says   Accuser McCarthy iNot Satisfied With Reports

LATTIMORE IS CLEARED BY FBI, TYDINGS SAYS   But McCarthy Says Latter Has. n't Seen Files or Is Lying.

FBI Records Not Decisive  To McCarthy   Senator Prepares to  Round up Witnesses To Support Charges Despite **Clearance”

McCarthy Is Dissatisfied On Lattimore   Senator Tydings Claims FBI Testimony Clears Expert of All Charges

McCarthy Hits Tydings Report In Lattimore Case  Maryland Senator Claims FBI Files Clear ll N Aide

Far East — Authority Is Cleared   Wisconsin Senator Declines to Accept G-Man’s Summary

Senator Says He Does Not Know What Hoover Gave Committee, but He Says He Knows What Is in Files; Tydings Is Not Disturbed

Tydings Claims Do Not Satisfy McCarthy   Declares That FBI File Committee Saw Was Only ‘Summary’

McCarthy Is Completely Dissatisfied Over FBI ‘Whitewash’? Of Lattimore

McCarthy Is Dissatisfied With Lattimore Acquittal   Tydings’ Assertion That FBI Records Clear Baltimorean Of Red Spy Charges Brings  Anewar Feam Arruser.

McCarthy Refutes Tydings Assertion   Senator Firm-on ‘Soviet Agent Stand* Charges Bias or Lyina 3

GOP Senator Hits Report Of Tydings On FBI File   Committee States Expert Is Freed Of Red Suspicion

M Carthy Irked By Clean Bill On Lattimore   Tydings Says ‘FBI Report Clears Aide

M'Carthy irked By ‘Clean Billi Laing Cy   Move: for Political Strength Big Machinists’ Union Accepts ClO Bid to Join in Unity Talks

Lattimore Is Given Clean Slate   Tydings Says FBI Files Clear Him of °: Spy Charges; McCarth: Still Not Satisfied

Solon Declares FBI Reports Clear Lattimore   Accuser Claims Testimony Not Baced On Facts

Decision On Lattimore Irks Sen. McCarthy  Tydings Says Records Show Far Eastern Expert Not Spy

Senator 'sn f Satisfied With Tydings Renort  ~ Solon Implies His

Army Signal Corps Photographer, Buddy O: Area Soldier, Tells Of North Korean  Overrunning American Outpost

W. Europe Asks More Trade With Satellites  Expect Request To Be Subject At May Bia 3 Conference

West Europe Asking Freer Eastern Trade   Unable To Find Suitable Markets For Products In Other Areas

GHOSTLY NOTE IN TOYLAND CASE  Missing ‘Woman's Mate -Puszied by Photograph

Hooper Slaying Links Reiraced  Detroit Hoodlum To Take Lie Tests

SEEK LINK 70 HOOPER CASE   State Police Try To Link Accused Extortioner To  Ambush Killing

Thousands Pour info Beachhead   15-Mile-Long Flanking Line Ectablished

‘Drive Aimed At Bottling U.S. Forces   Thousands of North Koreans Pour Across River Beachhead

Flanked Defenders Face Trap Threat   Pincers Movement by Foe Expected As Allies Yield Half of River Line

Building Pincers To Bottle Up Mauled U.S.  Taejon Ground Force   Thousands Surging Over River N ear Kongju; Yankees Blow Bridges and Mountains !n Retreat

POLIO DRIVE LAGS   Campaign in Lawrence I: $1,229 Short of  Quota

U8, NAVY CAPTAIN KILLED IN AUSTRIA   WHETHER HE FELL OR WAS PUSHED FROM TRAIN REMAINS A MYSTERY,

Death of U.S. Navy Captain Karpe Remains a Mystery   Was a Close Friend of Robert Vogeler; Official Probe Is Continuing

Mystery Shrouds Naval Captain’s Death in Austria   'Police Find No Hint Of Fou Play In Death of Vogeler's Friend; U. S, Skeptical

WEATHER  SHOWERS OR SCATTERED THUNDERSHOWERS   Hold Ansalone On U.S. Charge

Planes Brave Bad Weather  Strikes Made Al! Way From Front to Seoul

BYRD IS WINNER IN FIRST ROUND   Committee Votes 5 To 3 Tc Block Hutchinson Appointment

Senate Group to Question Editor Today   Forrestal’s Diary Told of His ‘Intimate’ Position

Jaffe, Key Figure in Amerasia Case, Faces Probe Today   Senate Unit to Ask Former Editor's Explanation of Forrestal’s Notation

DISTRICT MAN, $2,000 CASH ARE MISSING   Scottdale Police Are Seeking Promoter Of  Tourney

Reds Recapture East Coast Town   Clearing Skies Meld Favorable For Heavy Yankee Air Attacks

“T-Night” Planned by Census Workers April 11 To Enumerate Transients in Concerted Drive

Elections Board Reverses Action   Sets Off Inquiry Of Alleged Voting  Law Violations

AMERICAN TOTAL BELIEVED LESS THAN RUSSIA'S U. 5. Navy Estimates Soviet Union's ‘Authorized’ Air Force Strenath At 14.000 Combat. Planes

Navy Estimates USSR Has 14,000 Combat Planes   Long-Range Bombing Arm Relatively Small

Figure Does Not Include Naval And Transport Aircraft   DESIGNED TO GIVE SUPPORT TO TROOPS

WIFE-SHARING, NUDISM AMONG SECT REVEALED   “Archangel” Leader With § Wives on Trial for Violence, Adultery.

Nude Colonists Share Wives In Doukhobor Sect  Trial Bares Rites On Vancouver Island

Florida Slayer Alls Two More  Wife And Self Shot Ry Convicted Man

MAKES FINAL SENATE SPEECH  Sen. Graham Says Third World War Would Destroy Civilization

600 College Students Stranded, Their Ship Banned As A ‘Firetrap’

Ship Branded “Firetrap” 690 Students Stranded When Sailing Is Blocked

600 STUDENTS -ARE STRANDED   Ship They Chartered Fo: Trip To Europe Branded ‘Firetrap.

snatrereg wream  ~ Coast Guard Scuttles 600 Students’ Trip To Europe

4 New Names Offered in  Senate Probe Ex-U. 5. Delegate   Ex-U. S. Delegate to UN Group Amona Those Cited

Senator's Charges ‘Outrageous,”/ Woman Ex-Judge Tells Probe; Accuser !s Absent

Says State Dept. Gave High Post To Red Agent   Miss Dorothy Kenyon Takes Stand to Denounce His Charges as “Outrageous But Face-to-Face Meeting Doesn't Come.

More Name-Calling ’     McCarthy Continues Charges Of Red Influence In Canjtal

SENATOR M’CARTHY CITES FOUR NEW NAMES IN HIS RED INFLUENCE CHARGES

McCarthy Cites Four New _ Names In His Red Charges  Miss Kenyon Denounces Accusations; * Most New ‘Case Histories’ Follew Sue

Senator Is Absent As Miss Kenyon Denies Charges   McCarthy Receives Quick And Angry Denials From Most Other ‘Case Histories’ In  Cammiuniet Caounte

Crusader Asks Four Days More To Finish Case  Miss Kenyon Denies Any Connection Or Sympathy With Rade

W'UARTHY NAMES 4 MORE AS REDS; CHARGES DENIEL   Lach of Those He Accuses at Senate Investigation Denounces Accusations as False.   MISS DOROTHY KENYON ON WITNESS STANL   Former New York Judge Brands Linking of Her Name With Communist  Groups as “Outrageous,”

McCarthy Cites Four New Names On Red List  Then He Avoids Meeting With Dorothy Kenyon. Who Blasts Him

Senator Names Four More As Pals Of Reds   Miss Kenyon Takes Stand, Denounces McCarthy's Charges

McCarthy Out As Case No. 1 Denies Charge   Quick Angry Denials Come From New Case Histories Named At Morning Session Before Group

WCarthy Adds Four. To List of ‘Pro-Reds’  Dorothy Kenyon Brands Char ge By Senator ‘F alse, Outracecous’

\McCarthy Cites 4 New Names In Charges of Red Influence In U, S.. State Departinent

HOLIDAY TOLL TOPS 500 MARK; MORE T0 COME   Death Rate Attains One for Every 13 Minutes

Holiday Traffic Fatalities Exceed Four Per Hour in Nation; Toll Reaches 270

Weekend Death Toll Hits 450 Mark Over Natior   Highway Accidents Kill 286 Persons in Period of 66 Hours

HOLIDAY TOLL 12 IN INDIANA   Drownings, Horseback Riding Accidents, Help To Swell Fatalities.

Holiday Traitic  Deaths Average I Every 14 Minutes   338 Violent Deaihs Recorded First Two Days of Four-Day Holiday Period

One American Dead Every 14 Minutes in Traffic Wrecks   286 Dead So Far On Highways, 164 More In Other Accidents

Holiday Death Tol! Zoom: Past 450 Mark   Estimate One American is Being Killed Every Four. teen Minutes in Traffic Accidents

Holiday Highway Toll Surpassing All Predictions  Cars Killing One Person Every 14 hat. 2s... ®&¥.... m_. gg pid   Cars Killing One Person Every 14 Minutes; New Record Feared

Holiday Death Toll 471 And Still Growing While Americans Enjoy Fourth

ghway Death Toll ceeds Predictions Safety Experts; Ne reworks Casualties

Propaganda War to Be Stepped Up   U.S. and Britain Plan Intensified Anti-Red Drive

West Plans To Pierce lron Curtain   Britain, U.S. Map Propaganda Drive Against Soviet Unior

Allies Propose Sharpened Use Of Propaganda   Anglo-American Team Set: Sights on Iron Curtain In Cold War Tactic

Pact Powers’  Propaganda To Pound Reds  Plans Being Molded To Inform Soviets

Propaganda Plans Prepared  U. S., Britain Seek Closer Cooperation

Allies Plan Sharpened Word Battle  id Ss. and Britait  2eTeh TT 272   U. S. and Britain Will Unite In: Propaganda

PLAN FOLLOWS ATLANTIC PAGT DEFENSE TALKS   Closer Cooperation Of Information Services Will Be Sought

Cabinet Says U. S. Peaceful Prosperous  Insists Enactment Of Fair Deal Plan   Insists Enactment Of Fair Deal Plan Means Peace

[American Woman, Married to Chinese, Shools  Daughter; Didn't Want ‘Little Girl to Suffer’

Indo-China War- CH FORCED TO EVACUATE DEFENSE LINES   Fear Communist Drive on Capital Starting in Rear

French Leave Forts Union Man Predici In North Indo-China Texace Strike End

WIFE OF SPY SUSPECT IS ARRESTED BY F. B.    As Member of Fuchs, Rosenberg Greengliass Group in VU, 5S.

Jail Mother Of Two For Spying  FBI Nabs Wife Of Julius Rosenberg

N. Dakota Floods Bring Call For Aid  Assistance Asked By Gov. Andah!

WOVERNMENT Al} ADKED Ad FLOODS SWEEP N, DAKOT!   Governor Sends Appeal to Truman—3,000 Homeless in State and Western Minnesota.   RIVERS RUN WILD AFTER QUICK THAW   Householders Rescued Fron Rooftops in One Area— University Field House  Opened to Refugees,

Yanks Reported In Actionat Two Korean Points   LS. Units Contact Reds East of Suwon, Says Tokvo

$2,500 Damage To Theatre In Sunday Blaze  Early Morning Fire Has Its Start  In Rubbish Pile

$2,500 Damage To Theatre In Sunday Blaze  oe SS RE Ma   Early Morning Fire Has Its Start In Rubbish Pile

‘Labor Forces -Win Victory On “Schuman Plan  Defeat Motion Calling For Policy Change

John L. Lewis’ Brother Ends Life ln Home   Thomas Lewis, 61, shoots and Kills Himself; Suffered Heart Attack Earlier

John L. Lewis Brother Ends Life  Wife Discovers Body ~ In Bathtub in Home VAfiah Doavalear blane

JOHN L. LEWIS’ BROTHER SUICIDE   Shot Himself Because of III Health, Coroner Says 

Brother of U. M. W. Leader Ends Life  Thomas Lewis Aided Mine Workers’ Chief

Brother of John Lewis Kills Self   67-Year-Old Man Suffers Heart Attack Earlier

Fugitive Trio Steals Police Car And Flees   Officer Wounded And Kidnaped In Virginia By Escaped Convicts

Critizes ‘Cockeyed’ US Grip On Atom   Ex-AEC Boss Lilienthal Blasts Secrecy Policy  Held by Government

THE HYDROGEN BOMB ISSUE—1II  ‘More Work ‘Termed Vital on A-Weapons

Scientist Urges All-Out Etfort to Create H-Bomb   Einstein Takes Other Side, Deplores Huge World Armament Race

Uneasy Scientists Act to Provide H-Bomb Facts   Fear Public Not Informed on Perils _ Of New Atomic and Other Weapons Sufficiently to Decide Nation’s Course; Aid of .Press Enlisted to Perform Task

Scientists Disagree On H-Bomb Secrecy   Power of Weapon Forces Action To Seek Public Opinion on Course

One Out of Four-- ; --Should Do War Wor! America’s Top Scientists Call For Full Effort to Build H-Bomb

a a ee a  Daily News Index      THE HYDROGEN BOMB ISSUE—II  No Longer Do Secrets Exist

No Secret to H-Bomb, Nor to America’s Vulnerability to Same, Say Scientists   Newspapers, Scientists Collaborate to Inform Public On A, H-Bombs

Scientists Ask Veil Be Lifted From H-Bomb   Atomic Geniuses See Threat To Demecracy Through Hiding Facts

Possibilities of H-Bomb In Destroying U.S. Are No  Secrets to Joe Stalin and Soviet

Scientists Fear People Unaware Of Bomb’'s Import   With Full Information on Consequences Nation Cannot Make Proper Decisions Regarding War, Peace or Own Defense

THE HYDROGEN BOMB ISSUE -- ] Top Scientists Learn  Secrecy Is Dangerous In US Policy Decisions

Two Scientists Disagree On Preparedness  One Urges H-Bombs Be Made, Other Sees Dancer in Such Move

Hutchinson Nomination Rejected by  Committee   Truman Nominee To Federal Trade Post Is Opposed by Both Virginia Senators

Truman Choice For FTC Post Attacked Today   OK of Hutchison for Position May Be Turned Down by Senators, Is Belief.

Thundershowers Forecast For West Texas  Clouds Cover Most Of State; Cool Air Stops In Panhandle

Customs Change Aids Foreigners   Expect Big Business To Fight New Setup

Americans Find Refugees’ A Bis Problem in War   North Koreans Hide Among Fleeing Native: For Guerilla Attacks

~FIGURES CARVED ON CHEST— 13-Year-Old Girl Tells Of Half-Hour Of Horror

51 Comanche Homes Flood In Downpour   Heavy Rains Drench Many Parts of Oklahoma Overnight; Damage Likely to Be High

GOVERNOR 10 CALL SPECIAL RENT SESSION   Will Ask Legislators for Rent Law If Federal Curbs Expire; Call Out June 15.

U6. TIBATENS ‘MRS ANT AED SUSPECTS   New Regulations Effective at Once Cuts Down Exemptions.

STIFF CONTROL OVER ENTRIES   Immunity Granted Top Diplomats Under Law

Taft Summons Party Leaders   Legislative Strategy to Be Mapped; Ohioan Tagged No.1 Contender ;

Law To Extend Rent Curb Waits House Approv al   Senate At Voting Stage On Bill Vo Aid Yugoslavia; Werk On Profits Levs

Shrimp Trawler Sinks in Storm  Second Ship Rescues Crew From Drowning

Security Act Register Set   Aliens Required to Send Address - #9 US by Jan: 10

PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA ATTEMPTING TO STOP WAR   Proposes Red China Be Admitted To UN As Peace Incentive

KOREAN CAMPAIGN TIES UP RED FORCES  Chiana’s Troops On Formosa Are Reported Ready To Stage Counter-Invasion Of China's Mainland

Chiang Held Awaiting U.S.  Policy CFiemee   Order From Generalissimo Would Send Troops  > Agaiust Coast

TRAFFIC DEATHS. “ABOUT NORMAL"   172 Traffic Fatalities Reported: Over Easter

Nafion’s Weekend Road Toll Normal.  About Usual Daily Rate Of Highway Fatalitiey

Easter Mishap Toll ‘Normal’, With 172 Dead   Traffic Accidents’ ; : Over Week-End Are Listed As Average

ONE MAN’S OPINION   EE a  (Distributed by International News Service)

50 Mile Retreat Costly Both To U. N. and Chinese Troons   Reds Buildup Force To Strike Hamhung

General Reports On High Morale At Korean Front   Last Elements OF 25,000 Marines, Doughboys At * Hamhang Coastal Plain

Marines Retreat fo Hamhung Area   MacArthur Visits Front; UN to Hold Hamhunea Coast

U.N. Troops Are Still — Undefeated; Morale High   MacArthur Makes Statement in Conjunction With Announcement of Marines’ Safety

Study Asked On Perverts May Be Run By McCarthy   Senate Conimittee May Probe Cases Of Federal Aides

UNREST RISES IN RED STATE OF TURKMEN   Refugees in Iran Tel! Of Dissatisfaction, Coolness to Reds

Refugees From Soviet Into Iran Tell Growing Unrest in Turkmen Republic

IN RED STATE OF TURKMEN   Refugees in Iran Tel Of Dissatisfaction, Coolness to Reds

Turkmen Reports Growing Unrest  Socialistic Republic Unhappy Under Reds

Freeze Helps Flood Victims   Peril of New Levee Breaks Now Easing

Clearing Skies Easing Danger  Of Levee Breaks   Army Engineers Believe No Immediate Threat In Mississippi Valley   WILL NOT OPEN FLOODWAY LEVEE

TEST SHOWS NO SIGN OF DISEASE  Needless Fears About Cancer Cause Wife To Desert Family

Cancer Phobia Drives Mother From Family   Children Told She's ‘Never Coming Back’

Walter Damrosch Dies at Age of 88  Heart Attack Fatal To Famed Musician

DAMROSCH, 88, IS ~ CALLED BY DEATH   ‘Heart Attack. Is Fatal to - Noted Composer

Walter Damrosch Dies At 88  Composer Taught School Children to Love Music

Damrosch, Famous  Conductor Is Dead   Heart Attack in Home I: Fatal to Composer Beloved by Many

Famous Conductor, Damrosch, 88, Deat   Heart Attack Ends Life Of German-Born Musician

Yank Ship Carrying Metal Fired On by  Nationalist Forces — ~ Round-the-World Voyage Made   Round-the-World Voyage Made To Bypass Laws Forbidding Export, Investigation Shows

TRACE COPPER ON VOYAGES: . TQ RED CHINA.   Metal Was Shipped From Japan to U. $, Then Back To Orient

FAILS LO MENTION UN FORCES  Russia Finally Admits ‘Resistance’ In Korea

STRIKERS HALT WAR SHIPMENTS   Chicago Rails Cripplec By Wildcat Walkout

Wildeatters Enjoined: ee  Court Tells Railroad Union To End Strike Immediately

Army Says Walkout “Directly Hurts Our War Effort,” Union President Orders Men Back To Work

Court Calls Halt Of Rail Walkout   Injunction Issued Tells Trainmen To End Wildcat Strike at Chicago

Injunction Issued in Rail Strike  A {fectc Rent ache   Affects Freight, Christmas Mail: Quick Action Coos

Judge Slaps Temporary Ban On Wildcat Rail Strikers Tying Up Chicago Yards

Wildcat Walkout Brings Quick Action To Prevent Slowing Of War Effort   Government Asks Court To Enjoin Work Stoppage Which Ties Up Mail, Christmas Parcels And Army Goode

Court Issues Writ  Against B. R. T. as  Spreading Walkout Cripples Service

Wildcat Chicago Walkout Cripples Movement of Mail And Military Supplies

Strike Ties Up War Shipping   Court Orders Railmen: Enc Walkaat in Chicaso

Wildcat Strike Ties up Rail Yard in Chicago   ‘Army Declares It Is Crippling Korean War Effort

Defendants With Vogeler Plead Guilty   Spy And Sabotage Trials In Hungary Get Under Way

See No Immediate Plan to Rebuild Plymouth Mill  Stockholders Held Meeting Saturday,

See No Immediate Plan to Rebuild Plymouth Mill   Stockholders Held Meeting Saturday, But Took No Action

Flooding Red River Easing   Stream Loosens Hold On Winnipeg; Starts Dropping

Wi innipeg’s Flood Waters Slowly Ebh   Public Cautioned About Over Optimism, But Red River Appears To Be Falling

Red River Eases Grip on Winnipeg  Waters Ebb Slowly From Flooded Area

OIL ALLOWABLE CUT 160,083 BARRELS   Willamar, Fullerton Fields To Remain On Same Schedule: Others Cut One Day

Senators Continue Their Inquiry Into Appointment of Mrs. Rosenbera

Senators Quiz ‘Witnesses On  Marshall Aide   Quick Decision By ‘Probers Requested : By Mrs. Rosenberg

Grundy to Attend GOP Gathering   Harmony Move May Let Owlett Keep Committee Post.

Grundy Forces Are Expected to Attend Harmony Meeting Being Held In Philly

THREE HOURS OF DIGGING Rescuers Pull Tot to Safety From Abandoned Dry Well

Baruch For All Out War Effort   Congress To Air His Plan To Put Nation On Full Scale War Footing.

TWELVE MEN ADRIFT IN ATLATIC RESCUED   British Cutter Picks Up Nine Amer. lean Marines and Three Ber. miida Sailors.

12 Are Rescued By Plane, Ship   Nine -U. S. Marines Are Included

Official Secrets To Bypass Chief!   Claim U. S., British Have ‘New Svstem’

FBI SURVEYS FAIL T0 SHOW REDS ON JOBS   Accused Professor To Give Reply To Senator

ARE NEEDED IN JANUARY   More Would Be Called If Facilities Were Available

Army To Call 40,000 Men in January Draft   Brings Total Request to 250,000 Since Korea War Started

Reservists Beef:  40,000 Draftees Are Called By U.S. Army For January

Army to Draft 0) 00 Men  In January   New Call Brings Total Since War Began to 250,000

Call 40,000 In Army Draft  For January   New Inditictions Bring Requests to 250,000 Since War in Korea

Call Issued For 40,000 Draftees   Army Wants Extra Group Called In  January.

January Draft Call 40.000   Washington; (?)—The army. Tuesday. announced 2 call for 40,006 draflees in. January,

ARMY CALLS UF 40,000 DRAFTEES IN JANUARY 195   Would Have Summoned More If Facilities Were Available

Army Calls 40,000 For  January   Brings Total To 250,000 Since Outbreak Of War In Korea

DRAFT QUOTAS HIKED 70,000 FOR 2 MONTHS   Calls Nearly Doubled By Government For January, February

Issue Call For 40,000 Draftees   New Army Request Brings Total to 250,000 Since Outbreak of Korean War

Draft 40,000  For January   Request To Bring Total Up to 250,000

January Draft For Army Set  At 40.000 Men   Requests Since Outbreak Of Korean War Now  Total 250,000

Army Calls For AQ, 000 Draftees  Lack Of Training Facilities Hinders

ARMY TO CALL UP 40,000 MEN   Announcement’ Made Of Needs For January—Will Bring Total To 250,000.

Draft Call Of 4(),000 Set For January   Will Bring Army’s Total Request Since Korean War Up To 250,000; No Navy. Air Force Draft

ARMY TO CALL UP 40,000 MEN IN JANUARY   New Draft Brings Total tc 250,000 Since War Started.

Announce Call For 40,000 In  January Drait   Will Bring Total Requested Since Ko rea To 250,000

Army Requests 40,000 Drattees During January   Five-Month Total Reaches 250,000

Army Asks 40,000  January Draftees  Would Call More if Facilities Available

40,000 MEN ARE NEEDED IN JANUARY   More Would Be Called If Facilities Were Available

Only Informed Public Can Assure Peace, Eisenhower Tells Editors, Publishers

Eisenhower Warns U. S Must Prove Strength  Tells Newsmen Other Nations Should Have No Doubts On Intended Policies

“NEVER MORE VITAL’ Ike Pleads for Free Press To Defend Freedom, Peace

Judge Bars Sensationalism Inlowal. Trial   Jury Questioning Involves Sororities. Factor Of Only Child

Student Goes On Trial Today  Judaqe Acke Ban an   Judge Asks Ban on ‘Sensationalism’

FORMER IOWA STUDENT CALM AT BEGINNING   Married Woman First  Prospective Juror  To Be Questioned

Judge Warns of “Sensationalism”  Bednasek Murder Trial Under Way

Judge Warns of Sensationalism in Opening Remarks   Start Selection Of Jury to Try Youth for Murder

Sen. Paul Douglas Has Little Luck in Demands fo Cut ‘Pork Barrel’ Projects

Douglas In Fight To Cut ‘Pork’ Bills   Keeps Senate In _ Session Late On. Friday Evening

Six Killed _ In Outbreak   Gun Clashes Erupt ‘In Puerto’ Rico Over: Government Policies

Puerto Rico  Riots Kill 10   Nationalists Battle With Police in Four Cities

Nationalists Open Revolt Against U.S.   Puerto Rico Scene of Strife as Rebels Fire on Governor’s Palace, Attack Police Stations.

Political Riot Jars San Juan  Fe ahnmecl Damian A?   Guitbreak Begins At Ponce Police Staticn:

Nationalists, Police Clash In Puerto Rico   Organized Uprising In Three Towns

Nationalists Clash With Police in Three Puerto Rican Cities: Uprising Feared

Police Battle Nationa lists In Puerto Rico   Three Clashes Indieate Organized Uprising, Authorities Say

Political Strife In Puerto Rico   Nationalist Party Fights Police in What Appears To Be Organized Revolt

Report Uprising By Island Rebels   Puerto Ricans Seek To Oust U.S. Rulers

—ORGA NIZED UPRISING — _ 6Dead, ManyWounded In Puerto Rico Revolt

KILLED IN UPRISING   Nationalists, Police Clash in Sudden Outbreak in  Puerto Rica

Puerto Rico Police Battle Nationalists   Outbreak Begins When Party Agents Trv To Seize Station

Nationalists Clash With Police; Six Persons Killed   Puerto Rican Uprising Oceurs at Three Fowns; Seems Orvanized

REBELLION © FLARES IN PUERTO RICO   Nationalist Rebels Fire on the Governor’s Palace and Attack Island Police Stations.   CAMPAIGN TO OUST YANKEES   Bombings and Burnings Reported; Schools Closed, Governor Confers With National Guard Chief.

Report Revolt  In Puerto Rico  Nationalists Attack Police in Three Towns

Nationalists, Police Clash in Puerto Rice   Outbreak of Fighting Occurs in Three Towns Today Leading to Belief That Disorders Are Part of Organized Uprising on Island.   REPORTS LIST FOUR KILLED

21 Red Tanks Are Hit In Day of Aerial Blows By Yanks. Australians

American, Aussie Planes Destroy 10 Red Taks   Stepped Activity Rakes Enemy Supplies, Cars, Damages 15 Bridges

Air Attacks Destroy Red Tanks, Bridges   U.S., Aussies Hit Supply Lines In Activity Step-Up

Union Shop Clause, Board Ruled, Violates Taft-Hartley Act: Void Except After BoardConducted Election.

Trojans Move Up To Second Place Blackhawk Loop   BLACKHAWK CONFERENCE  Stanninec nf Taame

Thousands May Be Idled By Coal Walkout  Workers In Other Industries Laid

DOUBT MINERS READY TO OBEY FEDERAL EDICT   MOST MINES 4DLE AS INDUSTRY AWAITS REPORT TO TRUMAN

Coal Production Drops Sharply; fo Affect Many   372,000 Diggers Are Bitter; Will Not Be ‘Blackjacked,’ Claim

Coal Production Is Down to _ Trickle as More Miners Join Walkout; Unemployment To Increase.   HINT THEY WON'T HEED LABOR LAW

Coal Output Plummets As Strike Grows   All Signs Point  To Unemployment Rise in Firms Using Coal

Coal Production In U. S. Nosedives  ne Ree Bon EE Ca ee OEE SYS OS eR UT T_ TZ," ni ae Eee i   Rising Unemployment Is Forecast  For Industries Allied To Mines

Mine Output Drops, Nation  Running Short   Striking Miner Calls.On Lewis To Forfeit Pay

Railroads To Furlough More papayas Soon  iners Insist They   Miners Insist They Will Not Return Under T-H Act

Industries Are Threatened As Coal Piles Dwindle   Miners Are Bitter at Tatt-Hartley Act: Won't Bo “Blackiacked.”’

Fact-Finders Want An Explanation Of Long Mine Dispute   UMW Boss, Coal Operators Invited To Tell Story Before Board Wednesday; Output Of Coal-Using Industries Plummets In The Wake Of Coal Miners’ Walkout

Temperatures   Bitter Diggers Insist They Won't Be ‘Blackjacked’ Into Obeying T-H Law; Coal-Using Industries Slump

Stocks Drop As Workers Refuse Plea To Go Back   Related Industries May Suffer Sharply Sliced Employment

Coal Production About Nil Today  Estimates Place 372,000 iggers ‘On Strike In 14 States.

T-H May Be Ignorec By Miners   Coal Outpu’ Skids As 372,800 Diggers Stay Away From Pits

Strike Expected To Hurt Industry  Diggers Say T-H Law Used As Club

Coal-Using Industries  Feel Pinch   Railroads To Lay Off Thousands; 3 Week Supply Left

Coal Output Drops; 372,800 Miners Idle   Less Than 2 Weeks Supply on Hand— Idleness Spreads

Coal Strike Hits Other Industries  All Signs Point to Rising Unemployment in Using Factories  FUEL RESERVES LOW  Miners Are Out for a ShowJ. hd ss fh. ng Now   Miners Are Out for a Showdown Fight for a New Contract

COAL OUTPUT'S SKIDDING EVEN ~ LOWER IN U, S,   Rising Unemployment Noted In Other Industries os Miners Quit Pits

Coal Miners In Defiant, Ugly Mood   Many Are Insisting They Will Not Be ‘Black-lacked’

Fuel Supply Over Nation  '‘Dwindling   Bitter Miners Take Firm Stand for Showdown on Contract: Refusal to Heed T-H Act Indicated

Idle Miners Voice Defiance of T-H © ‘Blackjack Rule’   Railroads, Industry Facing Further Curtailment; Board Labors To Meet Deadline

Nearly 375,000 Now Out Striking Miners Dety Truman, T-H Act Steps

Miners Cling To Strike in Coal Dispute   Diggers Bitter Over President's Plan to Invoke Hated T-H Law  To End Controversy

pe eat diactie, ceeamenumanieel 15 CHILDREN DROWN AS RRIDGE COLLAPSES

THRUOUT THE CITY   Construction of Fire and Police Station Is Moving Along   WORKING ON STREETS

BUSY ON PROJECTS THRUOUT THE CITY   Construction of Fire and Po lice Station Is Moving ong   WORKING ON STREETS

ADMITS BUYING 16-FOOT SNAKE   Man Who First Said He Caught It Confesses Hoax

OKLAHOMA ‘BATTLE’ HOAX  Monster Snake Just Import, ‘Trapper’ Admits

ARMY OFFICER SHOT TO DEATH   Victim Was One-Time Aide  To Gen. Mark Clark

Britain, Sweden, And Denmark Protest Seizure Of Fishing Boats By Russians

oo —————————EEEOEE>=>SE=SSamamauaeEEEeE————— Oe el ee  Texans See Disks, Bananas in Sky

Saucers, Bananas, Plates Ride Texas Skies Air Force Official Brucheae OFF Ranaorte OF Hundrade

Court Ponders Big Question As ‘Mercy Trial’? Continues   Was Incurable Cancer Patient Already Dead Before Doctor Injected Air Into Her Veins?   (THE LIFE OF CHRIST:  ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told

“The Greatest Sinry Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by FULTON OURSLER

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Zachary Tells Story Of Strange Visit

The Greatest Story  Zachary Reveals Angel Gabriel's Promise Of A Son

Farm Youth Tries To Run Down Parents   Becomes Angry At Actions Of Balky Cow; ‘Blows Top’

Farmhand Held On 2 Charges  Tried to Run Down   Tried to Run Down Parents, Fire Home

INQUIRY URGED BY GOP SOLONS   Senators Ask Scrutiny Of Justice Dept. Role; Sidetrack Bid Fails

SENATORS URGE BROAD INQUIRY   21 Sign Demand For New Probe Of Amerasia  Investigation

NEW AMERASIA INQUIRY URGED BY GOP SOLONS   Senators Ask Scrutiny Of Justice Dept. Role; Sidetrack Bid Fails

PROBE JUSTICE DEP'T. CONDUCT AMERASIA CASE   21 GOP Senators Push For New Inquiry Of Prosecution

21 GOP Senators Demand New Look Into fustice Departmen f Roleln Amerasia Case

Tydings Tries But Fails to Sidetrack Move; Lucas Against Having Two Investigations Going On at Same Time.

Republicans Demand Entirely New Probe Info Amerasia Secrets Case

 REPUBLICANS CALL FOR A NEW AMERASIA PROBE   G. ©. P. Senators Want In. vestigation Centered on Justice Department's Role in Case.   ASK WHY NOONE WAS SENT TO PRISON   Ty dings Tries in Vain to Side track Move—Lucas Announces Opposition to Two Inquiries,

Republicans Demand New Amerasia Probe   Tydings Tries—And Fails ——To Sidetrack GOP . hA >, ww eS

GOP Demands Wider Probe  On Amerasia   27 Senators Seek faquiry OF Sustice Department Prosecution of Cace

Forego Plan To Scold M‘Carthy  GOP Will Continue Counter-Offensive

Jenner Blasts Tydings Stand On McCarthy   Democratic Chiefs To Forego Move For Senate Censure

Indians Aren't Starving, Director Says   Billings Man Holds Situation in State Is Serious, However

Mother Of Nine Jumps To Safety   Runs Half Mile Barefoot Through Snow For Help

Plane Blasted to Bits Near Mesa, Arizoné   North American Aviation Corp. Men Perish in Storm

7 Passengers Die in Mid-Au Blast of Plane   Converted Bomber With Aviation Firm Employees Explodes

Seven Killed When Airplane Explodes in Air   Pilot Apparently Attempts Landing On Arizona Highway

Seven Civilians Killed In Crash  As Bomber Explodes In Mid-Air   Aviation Company's B-25 Scattered In ‘Shower 0} Metal’ While Attempting Landing In Rainstorm

St. Peter Sepulchre Found  Pope's Christmas Message Confirms Tomb Discovery

Pope Announces St. Peter's Tomb Has Been Found   Discovered in Grottos Beneath Basilica Bv Scientists

Pontiff Tells Discovery of Peter’s Tomb   Find Climaxes Long Search in Grottos Beneath Vatican

Annual Christmas Message  ‘It’s St. Peter’s Tomb,’ Pope Says With Certainty

~ §t. Peter's Tomb Found  Bones Near Sepulchre May Be First Pope’:

St.-Peter’s Tomb Discovered, Pope Reveals In His Christmas Message

Pope Pius Says Tomb of Saint Peter Found Pontiff Lauds   Pontiff Lauds Accomplishments 01 The Past Holy Year

ANNOUNCE TOMB OF ST.-PETER IS. FOUND IN ROME   Pope Saye Tomb in Vatican Grottos; Bones Not Identified.

Pope. Announces Tomb Of St. Peter Discovered In Subterranean Grottos:  Scientific Studies Finished This Yea

Christmas Message  Pope Tells World Tomb Of St. Peter Is Located

Weather To Aid Tobacco Grower:  Rogersville Sales : To Open Wednesday

REDS SPENDING HUGE SUMS ON ATOM WEAPONS  Russian Military Com     Russian Military Co : 1 mitments Estimated  Far Above Those of TT ©

EXPERTS CALL FOR GREATER EFFORT HERE   M’Mahon Says Soviet Spending Higher By 2-to 1

DRAFT EXTENDED WITHOUT CURBS ON PRESIDENT   Action Speeds Up In House In View Of Korean  Situation   SENATE APPROVAL SCHEDULED TODAY

Draft, Without Curbs, Voted By House, 315-4; Senate Vote Set Today   War In Korea Breaks Senate-House Deadlock Over Draft Extension And Propels One-Year Restrictionless Bill Into Law

House Passes Bill to Extend Draft Quickly   Senate Agrees to Vote Today; Conferees Are Aroused by Korea War

STRONG DRAFT COMPROMISE PASSES HOUSE   War Breaks Deadlock On Extender; Senate Vate Is Due Today

HOUSE APPROVES DRAFT BILL, dla   MEASURE EATENDS CON. SCRIPTION ONE YEAR— SENATE TO ACT TODAY,

Vote of House Extends Draft  Guard, Reserve Are eS a o_o ©   ac?   Guard, Reserve Are Subject to Call

War Propels One-Year Draft — Through The House  Senate To Vote Today On Measure  Broadening Truman’s Induction Powers

House Votes For Draft  Extension   Senate To Ballot Today on Measure  OK’d by Conferees

Korea War Breaks Draft Deadlock   Senate Will Vote on Extension Measure This Afternoon.

Korean War Speeds House To O.K. Draft Extension; Sep ate Will Act Today

Draft Extended For One Year By House As Korean Events Break Big Deadlock

Senate Vote Today on Draft Bill With Broader Powers   Korea Crisis Breaks Deadlock on Extension And Right To Call Guard, Reserves Added

Senate Action On Extension Set For Today   House Passes Bill 315-4  As U. S. Airmen Go Into Action

Krier Kills 3 Negro Women  Two Men Hacked A  . Ww Seay ees “fee Pee, «6S =

Diseiplinarian System Faulty In WC. Prison   Report Of Expert On N. C.’s Prison Svstem Continued

Flood Checked, lo Reopen Dams  Twin City Threat ls Reported Eased

TROOPS MAY STAY IN JAPAN   MacArthur to Tell Defense Chiefs Early Treaty Is Needed

Japan Willing to Retain Yank Troops   MacArthur to Tell Defense Chiefs Peace Pact Needec

BELIEVES JAPAN NOW DUE TREATY   MacArthur Reported Ready To Recommend Early Settlement

Japan Would Let U. 5. Troops Stay  MacArthur to Tell Johnson. Bradley

Japan Wants U. $. To Stay   MacArthur to Stress Need For Early Treaty To Joint Chiefs

Girl To Marry Despite Funeral Dirge Whistler   Police Seek Prowle: Threatening Life of Girl and Brother

Terrified Bride-to-Be Says She'll Marry Despite Prowler Whistling Death Dirae

Girl Defies Weird Threats  Bride-to-be Annoved by Whistling Prowle:

Mysterious Night Whistler Territies Young Bride-Elect   Nocturnal Annoyer Disturbs Louisiana Family With His Threats and With His Music

M ystery Prowler Frightens New Orleans Bride-To-Be By Whistling Funeral Dirge

Bride-To-Be Tells Weird Story Of Prowler Whistling Funeral Dirge   Terror-Stricken Girl Intends To Wed In Spite , Of Death Threats; Whistler Always

Bride-to-be Gets Threats of Death   Pretty Louisiana Girl, However, Will Wed Despite Threats

Whistles Mournful Funeral Dirge Prowler Threatens Young Bride-to-Be

FUNERAL DIRGE Phantom Whistler Terrorizes  Beautiful Young Bride-To-Be

Sunder‘s Secretary Found by -Posses, Believed Suicide   'Weird Whistler Haunts Bride-to-Be

Girl Terrified By ‘Whistler’  Phantom Is Trying to Prevent Wedding

Mighty Mo Held Fast in Bay Mudbank   Battlewagon Believed to Have Been Testing Secret Device.

Nation's Only Active Service Battleship, Mighty Missouri, Drives Hard Aground

Missouri Rams Mudbank, Stalls  Historic Warship Resists Tuqs’ Pull

MIGHTY MO GOES AGROUND IN BAY   IWO ATTEMPTS RY DOZEX IUGS TO FLOAT BIG BATTLESHIP FAIL.

YOUNG APPOINTS LION COMMITTEES   To Make Booster Trip For County Fair July 20

ALL FIGHTING FORCES OF 10TH CORPS NOW SAFE   Hard-Won North Korean Cities Abandoned To  Communists   ENEMY OMINOUSLY QUIET IN NORTHEAST

Fighting Forces In Northeast Jam Coast Area  All UN Troops Elude Chinese Reds and Await Evacuation

Census Takers To Ask All Individuals Eight Questions; More Queries For Some

Only Eight Questions : “Apply To Everyone;-——~ Earle” Plan Exnlained

ONLY EIGHT QUESTIONS   That All Individuals Will Be Asked By Census Takers

Woman Seen For High Post   Mrs. Rosenberg Asked As Aide By Marshall

Defense Post Toa Woman   Mrs..Anna Rosenberg Named Assistant Secretary by Marshall

Woman Named Assistant To Sec. Marshall   Anna Rosenberg Named To Highest Defense Post Ever Assianed To Woman

Woman Picked For High Post  Mrs. Rosenberg Wil AS faa § hha wwe ee

Defense Post for Woman Possible  Mrs. Rosenberg Named hv Secretary Marchall

NY Woman Is Recommended For Defense Job   To Specialize in Matter Related to Manpowr, Personnel Policy

Woman Pickec To Fill High Defense Post   Marshall Proposes Anna Rosenberg As His No. 1 Assistant

Election Board in Last Meeting Before Election   Gather This Afternoon for Discussion of Details ©

Flection Board Meeting fo Be Held on Friday   Commissioners to Discuss Kequests for Watchers in School Consolidation Prerinete

Some GOP Support for Sec. Acheson   Ex-Sec. of State Stimson and Others Speak Out

Joint Atom Committee  Backs Dean   Shakeup In Poliey Hinted As Wilson Allacks Chairman

President at Services for Heroic Guard   Mr, and Mrs. Truman Attended Funeral Rites for Officer Who Died to Save Nation's Chief Executive

Student Admits ‘Murder of Girl College Worker   Beat Her With Wrench,  Tried to Bury Body ;  Near. Cottare

$100.000 Reward May Be Offered Boston Bandits Get 8] Million At Bank

9 Masked Men In Robbery At  Boston Brink’s   $100,000 Reward Is Ready; 3,000 FBI And Police Enter Search

NINE BANDITS ESCAPE POLICE DRAGNET TODAY   Believe Robbery Was Inside Job It Was So Smooth

Police Comb East For Hot Gangsters   Nine Expert Gunmen Pull Off One Of Nation’ Greatest Jobs With Speed and Precision.

Huge Reward Of $100,000 E: pected To Be Offered In Bo ton Robbery; Nine Bandi Engaged In Record Holdup   LOOT WAS MOSTLY IN SMALL BILL

Brinks Plans Big Reward For Robbers   Quiz Former Janitor As FBI And Police Join In Manhunt

TOPCOATS ARE ORDER C7 RAY   Mercury Eraors To 43 At Twin City Airport At Dawa Today

Warmer Weather  Due Soon   Topeoats And Furnaces Come In Handy Today

Acheson Says All Charges Against State Depcriment To Be Answered

Department of State Readies Own Offensive   Philip C. Jessup To Fire Opening Salvo on Monday

Acheson Expected To Answer Soon to  McCarthy’s Charges  Democratic Senator Urges Republicans to Speed Up Investigation

Acheson May Be Called _ In Red Probe   Leaders Press for Full Answer To End Investigation Early

George Says State Department Head Will Defend Loyalty Checks   GOP Solon Warned On Witch-Hunting   Senator Says No Political Advantage Lies In MeCarthy’s Attack

“Temperatures   Seven Soldiers Bound and Shot in Face; ‘Lost’ Army Unit Breaks Out of Trap

Find Bodies — Of 7 Trapped Soldiers   Gen. MacArthur's ~ Communique Reports New Red Advances .

North Korean Red Troops Near Taejon  TL © Rattalinn Etahen   U. S. Battalion Fights Way Out of Trap After Being ‘Lost’? Two Davs

First Atrocity Victims Found In Korean War   Communists Threaten Temporary Capital— ‘Lost’ Battalion Slugs Way Free From Trap

7 Men Bound, Shot in Face   Communists Drive Within 20 Air Miles of Tae. jon, South Korea’s Temporary Capital

Air Blitz Turning  War Tide   Enemy Tanks, Troop Columns Take Pounding

Bound Bodies of Men Are _ Found; Had Been Shot After Surrendered to Red Koreans

“Lost’ Unit  Fights Way To Freedom Seven Americans  Found With Hands Tied, Killed

ost battalion’ Escapes nare; First U.S. Victims Of Atrocities Are Found

Lost Battalion Fights Its Way Back From Trap   Communists, Pushing On From Chonan, in Contact With Yanks

7 Americans Bound, Shot On Roadside   New North Korean Advances Admitted By Mac. Arthur; Air Force Active

TAEJON NOW THREATENED RED FORCES   ‘Lost Battalion’ Rejoins Regiment, Ready For Action

Reds Tie Up / Americans And Murder Them  Air Blows Slow Up Communist Push

Seven Are Found Bound And Slain   Shooting Of Americcns With Hands Bound Behind Them Called Murder; North And South Koreans In Battle

North Koreans Surge Toward South's Capital  To Pound Enemy Wish Arr Pawer

Air Blows in Telling Power   Warplanes Applying Destructive Pressure on Massed N. Korean Troops

Battallic:, Fights Out Of \< ‘d Trap  Refoins Regiment ot Returns Ty, Aationm: Seven BY lec Kaine

Americans Found Shot in Face, with Hands Bound; ‘Lost’ Batallion Rejoins Regiment.

First Atrocities On American Troops Reported  Seven Bound Soldiers,   Seven Bound Soldiers, Trapped by Reds, Are Shot in Face

Each Man Had Been Killed By A Bulle In The Face, Reported Lieutenant From Texas.

Bound And Shot In Face By North Korean Troops   ‘Lost’ U.S. Battalion Fights Way Out Of Trap; Red Advance Reported

G. I's With Hands Tied Found Stain   Seven Were Seen Surrendering to The Communists

Yanks Escape A Tran   ‘Lost’ Battalion Fights Way Free; Red Arimies Drive Ahead in Face Of Heavy Air Blows

First Atrocities On American Troops Reported  Seven Bound Soldiers, Trapved by Reds.      Seven Bound Soldiers, Trapped by Reds, Are Shot in Face

U.S. “Lost” Battalion. Fights Way Out Of Trap   NORTH KOREANS ENGAGE U. S. FORCES AT CHOCHIWON, KOREAN CORPS AT CHINCHON

‘Lost’ Yank Battalion Slugs Way Out Of Trap  Red Atracity Victime Eound

Americans Are Found Tied And Shot In Face   Men Surrender Wher Trapped By Tanks; Enemy Nears Taejon

‘Lost’ Battalion Breaks Qut-of Enemy's Trap   MacArthur Admits — Korean Advance—First  -Report of Red Atrocity

'No. Korean Foot Soldiers Slowed Down   Americans Still Trading Ground For More Time

Enemy Tanks Near Taejon ‘In New Push   ‘Lost’ Batlalion Stugs Way Out of Trap After ‘Two Days

seven Gl's Murdered by North Koreans After Having Been Taken Prisoner as Advance Columns of Invaders Approach Temporary South Korean Capital — U. S. "Lost" Battalion Reaches Safety After Fighting Wey Through Foe.   RAIDS KNOCK OUT 46 TANKS

Smash Within 20 Air Miles Of Southern Capital   Advance Reported After “Lost” Battalion Fights Out Of Communist Trap: U. S. Steps Up Attack

LOS ANGELES WOMAN = HAS BABY UNASSISTED,- WALK S-T0-POLICE-STATION

Jap War Leader Leaves Prison  Shigemitsu Paroled Man me hh mw me: Denknodk

Shigemitsu ls Released   Former Japanese Foreign Minister Freed Despite Russia's Protest.

Shigemitsu’s Term at End  Jap Prisoner Freed   Jap Prisoner Freed Despite Soviet Roar

W. German Role bn Defense Of Furope Issue  _ Big Three Not In Agreement On Program Yet

Big Three in — Second Round. Of Conference   European. Defense Plan - Mapped; Germany's Role Under Discussion -

RECRUITING OF GERMANS ISSUE OF BIC: 3 MEET   General Agreement on Objectives  Expected with Detalls Left for Further Consideration.

Big Three Ponder Germany's Role  . Ministers~ Entering. Second Conference

Peiping Premier Says Cease-Fire Request Was Passed Illegally   MacArthur Warns of New Offensive   Large Build-Up of Reds Reported Northeast of Seoul,: Korean Capital

Rising Red Attacks Prompt , MacArthur To Warn Big New Offensive May Be Underway

Red Attacks Near Seoul Increasing   Another Big Communist Offensive Expected; Rocket Ships Aid In Hunenam Fichting

Premier Chou Rejects Committee’s Proposal   Claims Request “Unlawful Because The Red Chinese Did Not Participate In Ite Formation At The U. N.”’

Red China Asks High Price To Stop righting   Wants (1) UN Out Of Korea (2) Yanks Out Of Formosa (3) In UN

Big New Offensive Looms    - Troops Massed Below. 38th Parallel Set For Attack As Chou Spurn: Plea in Angry. Words

Big Red Offensive Expected  Foe Ruilds Wp   Foe Builds Up  Army Near Seou

M Arthur Warns Next Blow May Aim At Seoul   ROK Forces Rolled Back In Opening Assault by Enomvy

New Communist Drive Expected In Korea   Gen. MacArthur In Warning Of Red Offensives

MacArthur Warns Of New Offensive “As ‘Reds Reject AppealsTo Halt Operations

Reds Reported South of 38th   General MacArthur Warns That Big Red Offensive Might Be Iinminent

Peiping Issues An Angry Reply   Chou En-lai Demands Withdrawal O AU Foreign Troops From Korea And Admission To The U.N.

Statement is Made By Red Premiez — Could Mean War To Bitter End — Attacks In West Hint At New Enemy Drive — Evacuate Civilians.From Beachhead Port

Red China Scorns Latest U N Cease-Fire Plan as Illegal  Pe  ee ee et CUAPSIL Soe oe Tn Riannatinta   Premier Chou En Lai Willing To Negotiate lf U.S. Will Pav Hich Price for Peace

Enemy Reported South of 38th Parallel; Impending Attack Expected on Christmas.  ATTIGQH “rare Qriry.   ALLIED GUNS STILL  SHIELD BEACHHEAD

Reds Reported South Of Korea 38th Parallel   New Offensive Is Reported Building In Chunchon Area

MacArthur SeesAll-Out Seoul Move Looming in Troop Concentrations

Six-Point Statement . By Communist Leader Declares Bid Unlawful  Rejection Message In Chinese Moanitared By Takwa Ticteners .

Premier's Rebuff of Korea. Truce May Signal Giant New Offensive, Probably to Start Christmas Eve

Big Buildup Of Enemy Reportec Near Chunchon   MacArthur Sees Massing OF Reds 38 Miles North Of Seoul As Forerunner Of Attack: Rockets In Action

Indications in Korea Hint Communists Are Preparing to Launch Major New Offensive

 MacArthur Predicts Chinese ‘Drive On Tiny Allied Force Holding Korean Reackhesd

Appeal to End Korean Fighting  At Same Time. Huge   At Some Time Huge Military Offensive Built Up by Reds

MacArthur Hints Major Offensive May Be Brewing      Chou En-Lai’s Statement Broadcast from Peip ing: Reds Sten Un Attacks in the West *..

Premier Chou Sees Proposal As ‘Unlawlul   ROK Unit. Forced Back 2 Miles At 38th Paralled As Seoul Pash Nears

BUILDUP SEEN IN AREA Weal OF CHUNGHON   Rapid-Fire Rocket Ships at Hungnam Move in to Strafe Reds.

Red Troops, South of Paratlel, Plan New Offensive   MacArthur Warns Big Drive Imminent: Hear 25.000 Are Evacuated.

Chinese Reds Reject Cease Fire Appeals   ‘Peiping Asserts UN  Commiitee Move To Gain Truce Wlegal ©

Committee’s Action Held ‘Unlawful’  Premier Declares Delegation Did No

New Communist Drive Expected In Korea  Gen. MacArthur In  Warning Of Red

MacArthur Fears Big Communist Offensive Near   Rocket Ships Protect Beachhead At Hungnam

MacArthur Warns New Attack By Reds Appears In Making   HEAVY TRAFFIC BEHIND ENEMY LINES AND NEW THRUSTS PROMPT GENERAL'S WARNING

Chou Brands Group’s Bid ‘Unlawful’   Rocket Ships Join In Allied Defense Of Narrowing Toehold

Continued War Ahead Unless Appeal Heeded   Rocket Ships Join in Fight as MacArthur Reports Red Buildup

Peiping Premier Lists Six Points In Statement   Says Communist Regime Had No Part In Setting Up 3-Man Committee

Red Troops Are Now South Of Parallel 38  Biq New Offensive   Big New Offensive Is Believed To Be in Offing

Big Communist Build Up Forces Told   U.S, Rocket Ships Join American Units At Beachhead

Chinese Reds Are Massing For Another Huge Assault; Rocket Ships Are Laying  Fiery Shield On Beachhead

PROPOSAL OF U.S. GROUP IS SPURNED   Peiping Radio Broadcasts Statement That Could Mean War To The Bitter End   ROCKET SHIPS IN USE

General Says Foe Massing Above Seoul   ROK Forces Pushed Back As Buildup Of Red Troops Reported

Premier Chou En-lai Broadcasts High Price Communists Demand For Ending War In Korea

Refuses To Negotiate Cease-Fire   Could Mean War To Bitter End; Ships, Artillery Shield Beachhead

UN. PROPOSAL FOR PEACE SPURNED   MacArthur Warns All-Out Drive May Be On Way  BIG GUNS   Shield Hungnam Perimeter; Korean Forces Thrown Back Two Miles

Red China Rejects as ‘Illegal’ Re U.N. ’s Latest Cease-Fire Plan yy.

UN Cease Fire Proposal © Held ‘Illegal,’ Rejected by Red China in Broadcast

Attacks On UN Lines Guarding Seoul Increase  MacArthur Worns Commies Building MA Force  lin Macecive Fo

Foe Seems Girding for Seoul Drive   U.S. Rocket Ships Go Into Action Around N.E. Beachhead.   On Main Line.

Calls Cease-Fire Plea ‘Unlawful’ Action of U.N.  Heavier Attacks Mav Be Start of   Heavier Attacks May Be Start of Maior Offensive

Peipina Refuses Cease-fire Plan,  Charges U.S. Plot   Six-point Message Defines Move as American ‘Trick’

Red Attacks Rising In Northeast Korea   MacArthur Warns Mey Be Opening of Big New Push on Seoul Approcches; Rocket Ships Join Humpham Protection

New Probes Near Seoul Hint Drive   Communist Action Apparently Means War to Bitter End

Chou En-Lai Calls Plan Unlawful Because Reds Took No Part In Talks   STATEMENT BROADCAST OVER PEIPING RADIO LISTS SIX POINTS AGAINST ACTION

ARE REPORTED PAST BORDER   Rocket Ships Used To Shield Sieged Port Beachhead

Reds Mass For All-out  Ottensive   Push South of Parallel, Heavy Traffic in Area Indicates Action Soon   BEACHHEAD SECURE   Observers Speculating Christmas Eve May Be Opening Date of Drive

Korean Army Pushed Back By Advances Along Front  American Rockets   American Rockets Thown Into Use At Hungnam Port

Say Move May Mean War to ‘Bitter End’  M’Arthur Warns Offensive on Way

Cease-Fire Rejected By Red China   Chou Broadcasts 6-Point Statement Following Usual Communist Tine

Evacuation Of Civilians By Sea Reported   New Attack Expected To Start On Christmas: I< Oriental Practice

UN CEASE FIRE BID REJECTED   Red China Spurns Effort To Stop Fighting In Korea

Foe Attacks Mounting on West Front   Rocket Ships Blast Enemy at Dwindling Allied Beachhead

ROCKET SHIPS HELP SHIELD ESCAPE PORT   Enemy Closing in on Hung  nam and Massing for - New Drive on Seoul: Front in West. es

‘MacArthur Anticipated Big Drive   Evacuate Civilians Off Hungnam Beach: Reds Hit by Rockets

‘All-Out Push Indicated By New Attacks   Civilians Evacuate Hungnain; Big Guus Cover Beachhead

Attacks OnUN Lines Guarding Seoul Increase   MacArthur Warns Commies Building Uo Massive Force

Negotiation for A Cease-Fire in” Korea Is Sought  MacArthur Warns o!

U. S. Is Criticized For Crossing 38th   Peiping Radio Broadcasts Statement by Premier Chou En-Lai; MacArthur Warns New Big Military Offensive May Come S~1n

Turn-DownComes As New Offensive For Seoul Looms   MacArthur Warns Ali-Out Drive May Be Expected; Peiping Radio Broadcasts Rejection Ry (than Fn.-lai

Reds Massing For Big Blow On War Front   Close-Range Rocket Ships Pound Enemy in Beachhead Area

Red Chinese Spurn Offer By U.N. To Get Cease-Fire   Could Mean War te Bitter End

FEAR NEW RED KOREAN DRIVE   Large Buildup Of Troops Prompts Warning From  Gen. MacArthur

Peiping Radio Demands Recognition Of Chinese Communists at Assembly

Rebuff Comes on Eve of Renewed Chinese Drive   MacArthur Believes All Out Attack on Allies Imminent; Beachhead Hald«

Peiping Spurns Truce Proposal   Cease-Fire Plan Labeled Unlawful

Rising Attacks Give Warning of All-Out Drive   Chinese, North Koreans Build Up for Big ~ Push Against Allies::

Cease - Fire Pleas Refused By Reds; tligh Price Asked   China Asserts Proposals ‘American Trick’; Lists Terms

Attacks Already Are Rolling Back Republic Forces   MacArthur Warns New Drive May Be .On Wav,

APPEAL TERMED ‘UNLAWFUL’  MacArthur Warns New Communist Offensive  May Be Launched Soon

CHINESE REJECT TRUCE PROPOSAL AND BEGIN DRIVE   Reds Advance South Of 38th Parallel And Rising Attacks Bring Warning Of Renewed Offensive.

M’ARTHUR WARNS BIG NEW ATTACK MAY BE ON WAY   OBSERVERS GUESS DRIVE MAY START ON CHRISTMAS EVE

Attacks in Korea Hit New Tempo   MacArthur Sees Big Offensive Getting Under Way

Premier Rejects Committee Truce. Proposal as Unlawful   Tokyo, Dec. 22. (AP)—Red China today spurned 2  United Nations cease-fire committee's efforts to stop the

New Red Offensive Appears in. Making; Attacks Increasing   Rocket Ships Join U. S. Guns Throwing Fiery Shield around Besieged Hunanam Defendere

Attacks in West Point fo All-Out  Chinese Action  MacArthur Reveal Ranrerkhhand Ratela   MacArthur Reveal: Beachhead Battle Left to Koreans

Many Guns Still Cover Beachhead   Communist Leader Says Appeal Is Unlawful Because Reds Didn't Have Part in U.N.   May Strike Dec. 25

China Rejects ‘Cease-Fire’ As lllegal Trick  Loophole In Reply Is Demand For High Deican Fram Allies

M ‘Arthur Warns New Chinese Attack Nears   Navy Rocket Ships Roar Into Action At Hungnam Port

Peiping Broadcast Is Heard as MacArthur Gives Warning of New Chinese Offensive

War To Bitter End Appears Likely Now   All-Out Offensive  Against Allied Line Appears Imminent; Refugees Evacuated

Chinese Premier Rejects Cease-Fire Order Over Peiping Radio AN “OR ELSE” EDICT  At Hungnam Port Rocket Ships Move In to Support

HOUSE PLANNING ANOTHER BOOST FOR TAXPAYERS   Ways And Means Committee Charting Work For Second Measure, In. cluding Excess Prof. its Levy.

War-Profits Tax Hearings Called   House Group Orders Action as Truman Receives Measure

Deck Is Cleared For Profits Tax After Vacation   House Prepares For Speedy Action On New Money Bil

House Grour Gets Excess Profits Tax  Launch Action After Congress Votes Tax Bill

House Plans Second Tax Boost Measure   Truman Pleased With A-Billion Dollar Bill Sent to Him Friday

House Aims Tax Bill at War Profits   , Hearings Ordered On Measure; Truman Gets First Bill

Congress OK’s Higher Taxes   Starts Work on New Levy to Skim Off  Fycece Peaftistc

House Group Charting New Tax Measure   Second Tax Boost Bill Will Include  Multi-Billion Levy On Excess Profits

Tax Boost Goes to Truman;  Works Starts on New Bill  One-Fifth Increase Starts Oct. 1; Measure to Ratse Nearly 3 Billion _

Tax-Hike Bill Voted; Chart Profits Levy   Hearings to Start on Second Installment of Revenue Program Before Congress Returns; Hiaher Deductions From Pay Begin Oct. 1

Excess Profit Tax Hearings Called  President Receives First Raise Bill

House Plots New Excess Profits Tax   Congress Passes Measure to Bring in $4,700,000.000 Yeart

Begin Charting Procedures On  Second Tax Bill   Truman Gets Big Revenue Bill to Help Rearm U.S., Friends

Congress Works ‘on Another Huge ‘Tax Measure   Second Bil Follows One to Cost Public $4,700,000.000 a Year.

House Group Works on Secone Tax Measure   Truman Expected To Sign First Tax Bill Soon

Trim Foreign Aid Measure   Domestic Spending Also Faces Axe As Policy Makers Meet

O.0,P. WOULD GUT FOREIGN AND) BILL   REPUBLICAN POLICY MAKERS IN HOUSE DECIDE TO DFEMAND REDUCTION,

Republicans to Press for Slash In Foreign Aid   Cut Would Be Linked With Corresponding Domestic Reduction

Red Bloc Nations Forge Pact With  ‘Communist China   Countries In East Europe Reportedly Ready To Sign Big Trade Agreement -

Inter-American Press Is Lauded By Acheson Aide   Miller Asserts Reporting Truth Is Mainstay Of Friendship

Inter-American Press -Is: Lauded By. Acheson ‘Aid   Miller Asserts Reportiny - Truth [Is Mainstay. ” Of Friendship

Sub-Surface DetensePost: Suggested  Subterranean Vital Plants Also  Government Plan

rOovernment 15 Suggests Putting Civil Defense Control Centers There, Using Tunnels or Caves. 

ATOMIC DEFENSE STEPS SUGUESTEL   GOVERNMENT SAYS IT WOULD BE WELL TO BUILD VITAL PLANTS CSDERGROUND.

CO. FIRE POLICE ASSN. IS GRANTED A CHARTER   Organized at Lahaska If 1945, Five Years Ago   MEETS THIS EVENING

BUCKS COUNTY FIRE POLICE CHARTERED, DECREE SIGNED BY PRESIDENT JUDGE KELLER

Molotov Says US. Is Guilty Of Ageression   ‘Moscow Radio Blasts U. S As ‘Enemy of Peace’ Controlling U.N.

Soviet Says U.S. Began  Aggression  Gromyko Declares   Gromyko Declares U. S. Interferred ‘In Internal Affairs

Russians Label U.S. “Aggressor   Gromyko Calls Action ‘Open Interference’

Russia Charges U. S. With ‘Direct Acts Of Agevgression’ In Korea

Proposed Rent Control Plan Would Permit Cities to Throw Off State Plan

PROBE RUINS OF DOW PLANT   Seek To Learn Cause o Blast That Killed Eight. Hurt 26

Chemical Plant Wreckage Searched for Blast Clues   Midland, Mich., Explosion Toll Fixed At Eight Dead. 26 Injured: Missing Found

—LAS VEGAS — Situation In Nevada ‘Scorching’   MICKEY COHEN TO BE CALLED

Senate Crime Investigators Turn To Cohen And Los Angeles Gambling

Nevada Gambling ‘Shocks’ Probers  Senators Uncover Link with Gangs

Gambling, Cohen On Grill wee en  Committee Probes _ Los Angeles Crime

Crime Probe Spotlight on Mickey Cohen   Nevada’s Legal Gambling Shocks, Outrages Senate Investigating Committee

Crime ‘Shocking In Senate Probe  Investigators Turn Up Facts In Nevada

Gambling Facts Shock Senators  Group Is ‘Outraged’   Group Is ‘Outraged’ After Nebraska Probe

Senate Crime Investigating Committee “Shocked” By Legal Gambling in Nevada

‘Crime Probers: “Qutraged ss By Legal Gambling Profits, Turn To Los Angeles Next

Officials Own Interest in Nevada Joints   Lieut. Gov. Jones Paid By Golden Nugget: Probers Move to L. A.

Bomber Battled Soviet Fighter In Latvia, Say Reds   Russian. Government Accuses American Search Planes Of Violating Danish Sovereignty.

Electoral Vote Change Studied  Senate Split On Plan To Pick Presidents

Senate GOP Rift  Threatens Fate OF Vote Change   Taft And Lodge Are On Opposite Sides O! Amendment Fight

 Mississippi Author, William Faulkner Winner iOf The Nobel Prize In Literature For 1949

Nobel Prize Is Awarded  To Faulkner   Academy Selects Southerner And Bertrand Russell For Honors

HITS $2,000  MARK   Advanced Gift Committec Busy With Community Chest Drive

C-C MEMBERSHIP MEETING SLATED THURSDAY NIGHT   C-C Needs More Members andFunds to Carry Out Prosram

U.S. Most Likely Nation To Sign First; Russia Not Included In Plans

Japs Ready To Sign West Peace Pact   Unprecedented Action Shows Willingness To Accept Dangers In Snubbing Russians.

JAPAN READY. OIGN SEPARATE PEACE TREATIES   Surprise Announcement Made By Japanese Foreign Office Un. precedented, Show Government Ready To Risk Dangers:   CONTERENCE HELD WITH MACARTHUR

Japan Ready For Peace   Willing To Sign Treaties With  Western Powers

A MANAGER SCHOOL   . eo © s& es ‘City. Executives From Nine States Will Be at K. UC. April. 26 28

A MANAGER SCHOOL   City Executives From Nin States Will Be at K. U, April. 26 28

LENTEN GUIDEPOSts  OF pedi ere eno) Gat   FINDING THE HIDDEN SUCCESS SPARK  PS  Pe eR, meet eng

Blinding Dust Storm Sweeps Plains States   Eight Fatalities Blamed on ‘Black Blizzard’ In Kansas, Texas and Nebraska; Oklahoma [ Also Hard Hit: Snowstorms Rake Other Areas

Swirling Dirt Blamed for Four Highway Deaths in Kansas   TORNADO IN ARKANSAS  Rich Topsoil From Thousands of Acres Was  Rlown Awav

M’Arthur Awaiting Response From Foe To Surrender Plea   Cheering Throngs Greet First Troops Going Over 38th Parallel; Patrols Drive Within Mile of Yangyang; U. S. Marines Await Orders

BIG HERD OF DEER VISITS THIS AREA  - Group Of Bighteen Animals Is Sighted

Street Battle Now Raging In  Eastern Port   U.S, First Cavalry Is Stalled By Withering Red Fire One Mile North Of Dividing Line; Bad Weather Grounds Planes

Republicans Fight Reds  In Wonsan   Americans Meet Sulf Resistance Alons West Coasi

South Korean Troops Fight In Wonsan Port  Reports Indicate Alli Of First Cavalry

Entire U. S. First Cavalry Division Across Border   Two Drives Follow MacArthur's Second and ‘Last Time’ Demand for Communists to Lay Down Their Arms.

STREET FIGHTING IS UNDER WAY IN EAST COAST PORT   U. 8S. First Cavalry Division Pushes Across 38th Parallel and Runs Into Stiff Resistance.   FORCED TO DIG LN BY COMMUNIST FIRE   MacArthur Makes Second Demand for Enemy to Surrender—Ultimatum Is Ignored.

South Koreans Take — Airfield At Wonsan   Three Other South Korean Divisions Push Across Red Border—U. S. Makes Gains Against Stiffened Communist Resistance

FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION HITS RED RESISTANCE   Enemy Seems Determined To Continue Fighting North Of Border   SURRENDER DEMAND IGNORED BY REDS

Entire U.S. Ist Cavalry Group Across Border   Two Drives Launched After WArthur’s Last Time Demand to Reds

WEST BROADCASTS ARMING CHARGE   Counter-Propaganda Move Flashed To Offset Youth Parade

Counter Moves Are Under Way In Cold War   Strategy Charted At London Also Tells Of Protests

Britain With U.S. in Fair Weather and Foul—Attlee   Pearl Harbor Anniversary Brings Another Dark Hour in U.S. History

Attlee Promises British Support To United States   Says His Nation Will Stand by Its Duty and Friends

Britain Sticks By America, Attlee Seve   Will Stay In Fight As Long As United States Does, He Promises

We Stand Together,’ Attlee Say:   Pledges British Aid _ In Korean War Crisis

———— ee iene a a eT  Excess Profits Tax Proponents Show Strength in House Vote

State Voters Ballot on Field of 29   More Than 250,000 Qualified to Go To Polls Tuesday

Stafe Voters Ballot on Field of 29  More Than 250,000 mm... ek* se Of   More Than 250,000 Qualified to Go To Polls Tuesday

CONTEMPT ACTION AGAINST MINERS TO BEGIN MONDAY   Federal Judge Keech Rule Union Foiled Te Purge

COURT RULES DIGGERS MUST FACE CHARGE   Civil And Criminal Contempt Charged By Government

JUDGE ORDERS UNION PUT ON “TRIAL MONDAY   Both Criminal and Civil Counts Involved Over Head of Walkout.

Federal Judge Orders Miners To Face Charge:   Keech Says Union Has Failed to ‘Purge’ Itself of Contempt Accusations.

Miners Must Stand Trial for Contempt   Judge Keech Orders Union Case to Start Monday

ORY TO HEAR Choe TF UN ASKS FOR ON   Union Under Both Civil and Criminal Charges for Niecheving Order.

Judge Orders Union to Trial   Miners Have Not Purged Selves Of Contempt, Keech Says: Must Answer Civil and Criminal Charces

Miners Held In Contempt   Judge Orders Union to Stand Trial Monday: Stiff Fines Possible

Government Charges UMW With Civil and Criminal Contemptin Defying Order

BRYAN YOUTH FOUND GUILTY   Mercy. Recommended “for Jack  Bartman, in, Slaying of, ‘Grandfather —-. Named. Ae(oniplice : Pleads Innocent " .

DISPUTE RISES OVER BERGMAN’S HOMECOMING   Immigration Official Says No Trouble. Senator Differs

BATTLE LOOMS OVER BERGMAN   Sen, Johnson Would Bar Star’s Return To United States

McCarthy Man Missing; May Be Foul Play   John J. Huber Missing Witness in Washington  Late Yesterday

High-Up Officiai Identified by Louis F. Budenz  Foul Play Feared as One McCarthy Witness Fails to Appear; Man Called   MORE LIKELY TO RESIGN

Expect Gas Price fo Go Up Again   Dealers Bitter As Oil Companies Plan New Hikeac

Someone May Get Knuckles Rapped. Atomic Group Irked Over Weapons Talk

May Call Somebody On Carpet To Explain All Public Discussions   Consider Full Investigation Of Officially Inspired Statements Concerning Details.

Union Orders State Meeting   Move To End Strike Reported Prepared

Rain and Cold Weather Has  Retarded the Husking  i ;   POTATO YIELD GOOD

COUNTY FARMERS BUSY WITH THE FALL GRAIN   Rain and Cold Weather Halt The Husking of Corn   POTATO YIELD IS GOOD

VU WG AwOLORET  Frankie Loves Joey! Alben Loves Joey!  Ain't Nature Grand?

Cut Spending, Money Experts Warn Europe  Danger Of Inflatio: Grows In West

Flying Saucer With Blinking Light, Windows On Rattom Seen Ry Pilot

Speed Estimated At More Than 500 MPH Airline Pilots Report Seeing Lighted Saucer Over Arkansas

CANCEL STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN   REPORT PROGRESS IN MEDIATION EFFORTS NO STRIKE NEEDED

Rail Strike Is Canceled   Switchmen Call Off Walkout As Agreemen On Dispute Nears

State Avoids ‘Death’ Plea For Bednasek   Prosecutor Tells Jurors They Will: Be Ones to Yecide Punishment

DEDNAGEK HAD TAVERN LOVE, STATE ARGUE:   Jury May Get Case by Night, With No Request for Death Penalty.

Bonner Asks Federal Reltef Funds for Three Montana  Counties; Ranchers Isolated

Prospects For Settling Appear Dim; Essential Deliveries To Hospitals, Institutions To Be Maintained   DRIVERS IN SEVEN COUNTIES APFECTED

Milk Supply For 5 Million May Be Cut   AFL Fixes Midnigh Tonight As Deadkne For Strike Unless De mands Are Granted.

ee Repeal Doubtful ; Legislature Acts Today - On Sales Tax Reform:

SALES TAX LAW MAY BE KILLED BY LEGISLATURE   Storm Preparing Bill Tc Repeal Entire Levy At Session Today   GOVERNOR REPORTED AS UNSYMPATHETIC

Crushing Defeat Suffered  ‘Soviet Political Blunders Seen ‘Cause of Debacle in Ruhr Voting

Reds Crushed By Ruhr Vote   Happiest Hunting-Ground:  ane on Caommunisis

99% Tax on Gambling Proposed By Senator   Lester Hunt Says It Would Put Every Professional Out of Business

S AULOUN PECTATeS .. ————  ‘Hiring of Handicapped Is Plain Good Business’

Patteson Declares:  ‘Hiring of Handicapped Is Plain Good Business’

DULLES SAYS LOYALTY PROBE ‘GREAT DRAMA’   Advisor to Acheson Slaps Committee For Open Hearings

Hussman To Head C. of C. For 1951   New Officers For Camden Body Named Friday

Hussman To Head C. of C. For 1951  Now Officerc For   New Officers For Camden Body Named Friday

Curb Is Urged On Powers Of Civil Defense   Senator Says ‘Watchdog’ Committee Is Needed To Prevent Abuses.

Solon Urges Checkrein On Broad Powers Given Civil Defense Administration in Measure

Union Leaders See Spread Of Phone Strike   New Attempt Slated Today For Settling Dispute Of CWA-WE

Company Reports ‘Normal Service’   However Union Sources Say Renewed Efforts Will Be Intensified Next Week

Phone Service Almost Normal  Holiday Helps to Cut Number of Calls

Phone Service Near ‘Normal’   Union Warns Strike Will Be Stepped Up Starting This Week

Bell Claims Phone Service Nearly Norma  Union To Intensify Its Strike Effort

LAPLUT PHONE OTAIKE AGTION TO INTENSIFY   Service Virtually Normal Or Armistice Day Though Calls Are Few.

CIO Plans To Step UpPhone Strike   ’ Holiday Stalls Effect of ‘Tieup

CIO Says Phone Strike to Be Pushed With New Intensity   Officials Recruiting Added Pickets to Carry on Campaign; Phone Service Js Near Normal

Telephone Service Norma  As CWA Strike Continues   Local Workers Stay on Job

Phone Service Normal, Firm Officials Report   Union Promises Renewed Action Next Weel If ClO. Western Electric Fail To Agree

However, Union Plans To Press Strike With New Intensity Next Week

"Phone Service About Normal Over Weekend   Press Strike With New Intensity Next  Week Say Officials

Phone Service Near Normal Over The Nation   But Union Warns Strike Stoppages Will Be Renewed

Stepped-Up Phone Strike Is Indicated By Union Officials   Telephone Service ir Nation Reported Nearly Normal

Phone Service Is Virtually Back To Normal   Union Sources Say Strike To Be Intensified Next Week; Mediators Call Sunday Conference

US. Chiefs See Possible Spy Cunning   Oppose Telling Secrets Which May Not Have Gone to Soviets.

-9.8 Per Cent  lowans Living To Older Ages, Studies Indicate  fr ... pot sp. _.

Civil Rights Plank Is Smashed at Parley Of Women Voters   Rejection Is Explained; Three Items Are on Coming Work Program

GREENGLASS INDICTED BY NEW MEXICO JURY   Former Army Non-Com Accused Of Conspiring To give Atomic  Zeerete To Russia

Indict Greenglass On Spying Charge  Say Ex-Technician Sought to Aid Russ

Jury Indicts Greenglass As Atom Spy  4 Counts Charged, - $100,000 Bail Set

FORMER ATOMIC WORKER INDICTED   DAVID GREENGLASS ACCUSED OF CONSPIRING TO GIVE SECRETS TO RUSSIA,

Indict Technician For Conspiring To Reveal Atom Data   Greenglass Accused of ¢ Overt Acts in Finding By Federal Jurors

Jury Indicts Greenglass   In Atom Plot  Technician Charged With Giving Russia

Local VA Head Is Transterred  John Bianchi Goes   John Bianchi Goes To Altoona; To Be Replaced by Bowman

Local WA Head Is Transferred  Jobn Bianchi Goes To Altoona; To Be Replaced by Bowman

Delegates Hit Dean Acheson; Demand Ouste!  Point to Hiss Case,   Point to Hiss Case, Situation in Korea, Conquest of China

KILLEEN MAN NAMED STATE HEAD Texas Legionnaires Call For Ouster Of Secretary Acheson

Acheson Quster Demanded by Texas Legion  W. L. Elkins Chosen Department Chief at Galveston Meeting

Selling Forces Batter Stock Market For Second Consecutive Trade Period

DREW PEARSON  The WASHINGTON MERRY.GO-ROUND   DREW PEARSON SAYS: MOSCOW CALLS OFF INVASION OF WESTERN BERLIN; vu. S. PAYS RENT FOR GOVERNMENT mORODECOTYV. ATR FORCE GETS CONGRESSMAN UP IN AIR.

12-Y Y ear-Old Son Thrashed By F ather ‘And Told Never To Come Home Again

‘Blackout’ Play Story Told Jury  Policeman Witness In Campus Slaying

Student Claims Girl Died From ‘Blackout’ Game   Takes Pentathol: Treatment To Restore Memory

Blackout: Game Preceded Girl's Death JuryTold   Policeman Tells Story Given By Bednasek Following Tragedy

Policeman Says Bednasek Told of Blackout’ Game  Murder Trial at   Murder Trial at lowa City in Recess to Monday

Bednasek and Girl in Game of “Blackout”   Policeman Tells of Finding Body of “Gee.Gee” Jackson

Record Snowfall In Pittsburgh: Stores Closed   16 Inches Of Snow Falls Already, Expect 15 More

Pittsburgh Faces Its Worst Snow   Fall May Pass 30 Inches; Large Stores Closed; Traffic Stuck; Buildings Collapse

Storm To Continue As 22-Inch Blanket Blocks Area Roads   16 Inch Mark Passed   Pittsburgh Has Greatest Continuous ‘Snowfall in History; City Paralyzed

Farmers Union fo Have Five Meetings  Series Next Week to Complete Reorganization

Negotiators Believe Peace Is Near  In Chrysler Strike   Union and Company Have Marathon Bargaining Session Over Weekend

House Passes Three Billion Economic Aid   Bill Continuing the Marshall Pian Sent To Senate for Action

House Would Carry Marshall Aid Into its Third Year   Bill for More Than Three Billions Now  inna tn Ganwis

Send roreign  Aid Measure  To President $3.2 Billion Voted  By Senate Includes Marchall Plan and

Chenault Says Thousands of Chinese Are Opposed fo Communism, Could Be Armed -

GAME OFFICER BILL PASSED   Gives Consérvation Men Right To Carry Arms; Time Limit Set

Myers-Dilworth Likely Ticket For Democrats  Dilworth Chairman Denies Any Objection To Running Mate

ToSupport Dr. Bush For Science Job  New Foundation ; re : as oe 2 ae   New Foundation Authorized By Senate. House

Top Scientific Authority Boosted For New Office   Dr. Vannevar Bush Suggested As Chairman Of A Proposed National Science Foundation

Will Ask Truman lo Appoint Bush Foundation Head   Priest Wants Him Tc Head House-Senate Okayed Science Body

: Tight Loyalty Checks Provided Representative Wants Dr. Bush Named Science Agency Head

Bush Urged As Head For New  Science Group   Both Houses Approve Bill To Establish Research Foundation

Tightened Credit Curbs In Effect; Government To Review Restrictions

Consumers Start Paying More Money Down And Bigger Monthly Payments

; 0 /'EASY" PAYMENTS GET TOUGHER ‘New Curbs on Credit Go Into Effect

New Credit Curbs Into Effect Today  Review of Controls To Be Made Soon to  Decide Future Action

CITY COUNCIL BUYS FIRE HOSE, ACTS ON PARKING      Okays $2,539 Purchase for Fire Department. To Canvass Sewer Vote.

CITY COUNCIL BUYS FIRE HOSE, » ACTS ON PARKING   Fire Department. To Canvass Sewer Vote.

Deadline Is Set For Reply From China's Leader  U.N. Truce Group Nettled By Silence  Mir Canea_[Cira AAavwa

Lewis Says Truman Is Justified  In.Not Naniing H int Dogcatcher  ‘Would Put More Brains In Departmen OC Dey Than In Danartment Of Stata”

Truman Fears More Brains in ‘Dog Dept.’ Than in State Dept., Says Lewis

Foe Defenders Fleeing North, Declares Army      os. Forces ‘Tighten Grip an Nuteracker to South,

Communists Retain Only 3rd of City   U. S. Flags Hoisted At Key Points

Margiotti Loses Court Decision In Free Work Probe   Juriste: Rule Allegheny Co District Attorney Shall Make Investigation

House Plan Faces HST's Veto Threat   $400 Million Levy To Offset Revenue Bean le Reiected

Slastr in Excise Taxes Doubted   Truman Proposal for Federal Levies Killed

Doubt Reduced Excise Taxes   Truman’s Plan To Increase Inheritance. Big Gift Levies Rejected

~-NOT ENOUGH INCREASES— Excise Tax Cuts A ppear  Doomed To TrumanV eto

Tax Slashes Promised Veto By President  Congress Can‘t Find  CG masak Al aw Ravan 12

Rejects Plan Of Presiden   House Group Refuses Increase in Excise, Taxes on inheritances, Gifts:

Prospects For Tax Cuts This Year Grow Dim   Presidential Veto Threat Faces Work Done By Congress

Excise Tax Cuts Unlikely In ‘50  Truman Te Veto Any Overatl Revenue Cut

Doubts Rise Excise I axes  To Be Slashed   Unless Presiden Changes His Minc About A Veto

Excise Tax Cuts Are In Doubt   President Believed likely To Veto Approved Slashes

Chances For Cut In Excise Taxes Dim   NewDoubts Arise Or Capitol Hill As Veto By Truman Is Cited

Doubts Arise On Excise Tax Reductions   Truman Holds Top Card With Power To Veto

. Truman Veto Expected Experts See Little Chance For  Exeise Tax Slashes This Term

Tax Cuts Not Likely, View  House Group Rejects President's Proposal

Excise Tax Cuts Prospect Fading  President Says He'll Veto Any Tax Bill Cutting Gverall Income

OF BILL MAKERS   Veto Expected On Excise Reductions Unless Congress Finds -_New Revenue To Offset Losses.

WALKOUTS ARE  INTERRUPTING  PRODUCTION Hudson Workers  Refuse to Return Ta Wael

WAS, CARTER ELECTED NEW HOPE PRESIDENT   Junior Women Guests of Mrs. Paul Heath Yesterday   ACTIVITIES PLANNED

BUCKS OAR OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED IN MAY   Talk on Blue China at Home Of Mrs. Clymer Here   CLOTHING TO SCHOOLS

Defense Chie Eases Order on Hosnitais   Equipment Moving Halted by Johnson Until After April 

Passenger Dies In Train Wreck   Broken Rail Causes Wisconsin Crash

{ Dead, 65 Hur InTrain Crackup   Cold Breaks Rail  Under Streamliner

Public Meeting On CHA Housing Being Planned IT AC Opposes Projects In Outlying Districts

Marine Fliers Blast Tank Plant  U. S.-Marked Armor Oil Tanker Destroyed

Senate Puts Approval on  $13 Billions No Debate on Defense Funds

Colder Weather To Halt Rise Of Ohio River   Little Miami Forces 73 People from Homes In Hamilton County

Congress May By-Pass Trumar On Tax Bill   Senate Group Veers From Suscestions Made by President

CHANGES MADE IN PRESIDENT’S REVENUE PLANS   Senate Finance Com. Mmittee Looks Teg Other Sources To Raise More Funds— Higher Levies Cer tain.

Congress May Veer Off President’s Outline In Working On New Taxes

Solons To Write Tax Program  Senate Moving Away From Truman's Policy

Congress Maps Out New Taxes  Committee Discards Truman Suggestions

Congress Veers From Tax Plans Of Administration   New Means Of Raising Revenue Expected To Be Mapped By Leaders

awmakers fay Write wn Tax Bill   Truman's Plan Faces Setback In Committee

CONGRESS MAY MAKE OWN RULES ON TAX RAISE   Senate Veers From President's Suggestions on $5 ‘Billion Hike.

Congress May Write Own: Bill on Taxes   Senators Unwilling To Follow Truman Suggestions

Bill for Family Support Nears Senate Okay _   Vote Is Expected by Nightfall; Similar Plan Advances in House

Senator’s Charges Resulted in Humiliatior By Neighbors. Accused Pro-Red Declares

Hate Spread By McCarthy, Says ‘Victim’   . State Department Official Raps Red Charges by Senator

Hanson in Bitter Reply to McCarthy   Ex-AP Reporter Tells How Charges Have Hurt Him

HANSON SLAPS MCCARTHY FOR LABEL AS REL   State Department Official Says Immunity Used To Injure Him

Party Girls Held In'Mickey Finn’ Death — Famed Erench Quarter Scene Of Bizarre Murder Case

Passing Policeman Hears Own Tragedy      Strip Teasers To Face Charges Of Theft From Victim —  ‘Darty Girl’ Held In Death

Officer Escapes When Rifle Jams   4 Sheboygan Juveniles Are Picked Up by Police

North Army Attacks in Heavy Force   Communist Radio Tells Formal Declaration Of War on South.

Mortar and Artillery Bombardments Begin Attack on Republic; Kaésong, 40 Miles From Seoul, Reported Fallen

Invasion Hits U.S.-Backed Southern Area   Soviet-Sponsored Regime Blares Declaration of War Over Radio

North Korean Reds Declare (War On South   Borders Penetrated After Bombardmen

SixRepublicans Qualified ToRun  In Sullivan Primory : Convention On May 4

Russ Insist On Korea Troop Exit   Malik Demands U.N. Council Sift Both Sides

Soviet Urges ‘Cease Fire’  In Korea War   Malik Asks UN To Order All ‘Foreign Troops’ ‘Out Of Battle Area

GOP SOLON SET FOR DEBATE ON WCARTHY DEAL   Ferguson To Argue that Demo: ‘Not Justified ini Branding Cherges o ‘Hoox’

HOTEL MEN SAY AVERAGE GUEST IS GREAT GUY   But He Has to Help Pay for Towels Others Steal.

HISS-CHAMBERS CASE “LINKS” ARE SOUGHT   Missing Clews in Ked Spy Case Are Sought by House Un-Amerjean Activities Committee.

Cool Again MADISON WEATHER Fair and cool today and to  enierk.+ LZaadAew mnmawtte alae.   Pressman Called; ‘Missing Links’ in Hiss Case Sought   House Un-American Activities Grouf Subpenas Ex-New Deal, CIO Official

House Committee Calls Ex-ClO Chief To Give Testimony   To Quiz Lee Pressman in Hiss-Chambers Investigation

" MUSSING LINKS MuUNnTea  Former New Deal-ClO Lawyer Faces ‘Unamerican House Group Questions

Ex-New Dealer Summonec In Study Of Red Activities   House UnAmerican Activities Committee Calls Lee Pressman, Onetime CIO Leader Who Resigned From American Labor Party For Communist Bent

Southern Area Suffers Brunt Of High Winds   Damage Is Extensive But Not Heavy as Electrical, Hail And Windstorm Strikes

étorms Occur In State Sunday   Rainfall Is ‘Spotty’ in County, However, Observers Report.

Premier Georges Bidault’ sRevamped Cabine Approved By Shaky Vote In French Assembly

State Outlines New Rutes for Safely  Blast at Defiance Quorry Brings Action

Center’ Popular With County Youth   Seventy-Five to 100 Dance, Play Games There on Week-Ends.

Scouting Touches Lives of Hundreds   Many Adults of Today Benefited as Boys; It's Now a “Chest” Project.

Man Abduets Boy. 6: Flees In ‘Black Car’   South Carolina Tot Taken From School Grounds On Birthday

UNION BATTLE AT WHIRLPOOL SEEN BREWING   UE To Take Strike Vote On Sunday; UAW-AFL To  Seek Representation

[MacArthur Limits Bans On Japanese Political Gatherings to June 25

McArthur Will Lift Bans On Mass Meetings   Does Not Want To Create A Police State

Movie Idol Dies Of Heart Attack   Maurice Costello Experienced Fame On Stage, Screen

Deputy Minister Says USSR Ready To Prevent War  One Says Russia Is” rrr Stei nie

Candidates In Russia Talk Peace  “Saviet Palithuro   ‘Soviet Politburo Members Declare Prospects Bricht

Greatest International  Objective, They Declare   Members Of Soviet Union’s Politburo Tell Hearers Russia Ready To Participate In Any Sincere Effort To Prevent War

Politburo Members Put  Peace First   Three Now Campaigning In Russia Draw Cheers By Declaring Readiness To Prevent War

THREE RUNNING FOR RED JOBS STRESS PEACE   Soviet Trio Proposes Harmony Among World Powers as Plank in Platforms

USSR Politicians Speak—  Peace Is World’s Goal, Say Russian Candidates

State Starts Broad Study Of Education   Citizen’s Committee Seeks New Metheds For Better Schooling

CHINESE RED THREAT SEEN TO FORMOSA   Communists Bombard Two Island Stepping Stones on Likelv Invasion Route.

Chinese Reds. Bombard Two Islands Again:   Junks Being Massed In Apparent Invasion Attemnt

New Charges Presented By Sen. McCarthy   Senator Again Demands Removal Of Sec. Acheson

Sec. Chapman in Bitter Words Denies Close Ties With Reds   Replies to Charges by Kansas Senator, Lashes Out At *"Viciowaness, Yenality and Utter Falsity’ of Attack

Chapman Hits Charges Of Tie With Reds  Accuser Plans To Be On Hand As Interior  Director Testifies 7

Data Promised Red Spy Probe Under ‘Wraps      McCarthy Saye He Desires   To Protect ‘Sources?  , Fram Tacine Tahe

BOARD TOGET ANY PERTINENT INFORMATION   GOP Senator States His Sources of Data Will Be Kept Secret

Republican Will Supply Group Data   McCarthy Refuses To Aid State Dept.  In Lecatine Source

Sen. McCarthy Asked To Give Probers Data   Tydings Wants Paper: Purporting To Prove Choraes

Senators Ask McCarthy to ‘Give Up Papers   He Replies He Will Give Pertinent Information But Won't Reveal Sources Because Informants Would Be Fired.

Agree on Shielding Informants’ Names; Tydings Sets Noon Today as Deadline

BOARD TOGET ANY PERTINENT INFORMATION   eee rere  GOP Senator States His Sources of Data  Will Be Kept Secret

Showdown Vote On Keeping Lie Is Due Today   Vishinsky to Tell Soviet Course if Norwegian Maintains Post

Drives Toward Vote on Lie Term   American-Led Fight To Retain Secretary Appears Assured

New Record Fol Holiday Period Accidents Set  Toll Of Fatalities   Toll Of Fatalities Mounts Toward 800 Throughout Nation

LEADS WITH 54 FATALITIES   Highway Accidents Lead With 443 Reported Dead — 126 Persons Drown — 21 Dio In Plano Crashes,

One Death Noted Every 3 Minutes   Nation’s Holiday Bathed In Blood

Score Drivers For Slaughter On Highways   30 Dead In Ohio, Including Twenty Traffic Victims

One Death For Each 3 Minutes  Oe RSV face Cleese   36 Million Cars Travel Hichwav:s

Open War On Racket Syndicates  Baltimore Mayor Heads Committee To Plan Attack

‘Ask Letters to Show Up Malik  Clinton, Iowa, Paper Would Refute Him

No Place Like Home-For Having Accidents   Health Service Starts Campaign To Cut Toll

“There’s No Place Like Home—F or Accidents.” Health Service Contends

Victim Of Polio Has A Daughter   No Place Like Home-For Accidents i a a a a ee a ee 2 re  Rodrnaam le Mact Dancgorane Dinro Fatalteys Bo muene Don...

sh Floods 'Midwests tl6  sons Die   en Killed 50-Car Freight  Thru Stormened Bridge

9 Persons Dead in Flash Floods in U. $., Canada   Motorists Engulfed by Waters Rolling over Highways; 12.000 Made Homeless.

HOSTETTER TO BUILD THOMASVILLE SCHOOL   Hanover Contractor Submits Low Bid Of 8113.000 For New SixRoom Structure

Pennsylvania Milk Famine Hits 7 Million   Pittsburgh Shortage Nears Crisis as Strike Talks Fail

Lie Denies Communist Membership  UN Official Irked At Reporter Who

Bidault Falls; ] Confidence  Vote Is Short 1   3 Lie Angry Over Hints t He’s A Red

Lie Irked By Query   Considers Question =. ‘Are You a Communist’ Insult to Integrity _—

Trygve Lie Angered by Communism Query, but Calls Himself Socialist

QUESTIONS IRK U.N. SECRETARY   FLARES UP WHEN. REPORTER ASKS OF COMMUNIST BELIEF

Reporter’s Question Concerning Red Affiliations Shoeks U.N. Official

Two Youths Drift Month in Carribbean   _ Push Lifeless Body of Third ‘From Boat Short Time Before Rescue

U.S. Striving To Head Off Rail Strikes   Steelman Calls Conference af Rail Officials and Union: Other Strikes Settled

Gov't. Launches Attempt To Head Off Rail Strikes   Steelmen to Meet With Trainmen

WEEACS LLAEUC LVaUOTT  Government Expected To Launch All Out Effort To Prevent Rail Tie Up

GOVERNMENT TRYING TO HALT RAIL STRIKES   Series of Walkouts Scheduled to Start on 5 Lines

U.S. Seeks To Prevent Rail Strike   White House Calls Conference Today; P.& L. E. Among - Lines Threatened

lke Sounds Air Warning   San TP MEnia es  Adequate Sums for Vital Defense Are Uraed bv General

Fourth-of-July Contest  Senatorial Battle in Oklahoma ‘Opens Busy Month of Primarie:

Refugees Pour Out of Seoul in Constant Stream   Many Flee Southward for Second Time in Six Months as Communists Approach

To Probe Sabotage   Dynamiting of Topeka Construction Project Laid to Racketeers

Siberian Wind Blasts Yank  Ground Forces  Marcuryu Read fClaac   Mercury Bead Goes Down as Troops Edge Near Border

‘Razor-Edged Siberian Cold Sweeps Over Nortfi Korea Yanks Fighting to Keep Warm With Garb Unsuited to Weather

Tax Cut Hopes Dimming as Time Runs Out   Presidential Veto Hovers Over Solons

 talemate Seen  Excise Tax Cuts For This Year Look Very Doubtful

24-HOUR RAID ALERT IS URGED Air Strategists Warn Russia Soon Can Deliver Atom Atfack

Ohio Population Grows 14%  Lausche Alarmed Ove Losses in SEO Area

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Austria Foresees Return to Normalcy: Strike Off

Austrian Reds Cancel Strike   2-Day Casualties 153 Hurt, One Dead

No Signs Found Of  Survivors   Navigation Training Plane Goes Down In Pontchartrain In Pre-Dawn Fog

Four Down in Plane Crash Into a Lake  Training Aircraft Sank in Lake  DD 4 al bens

Plane Plunges Into Lake Pontchartrain   -Bodies-of-Four-Members- of - Military Craft are - Located

Gls Hurl Reds Back 10 Miles; Bie Baitle Seer   90,000 North Korean: Mass for New Push Toward Tacjan

American Tanks Reach South Korea  U. S. Patrol Is   U. S. Patrol Is Credited With 10-Mile Advance

Not Yet in Action; Yank Patrol Stabs Ten Miles Northward Aaainst Reds

South Army Recaptures 2 Key Towns   Invaders’ Troops Continue to Press Enveloping Move

U.S. FORCES IN CONTACT WITH REDS   Estimated 90,000 Reds Mass For Fight Along Kum River .

Americans Advance: Tanks Reach Korea   Red Chinese Announce Plan to Take Formosa

Repulse Rei In 10-Mile Stab to North   Enemy Troops Offer Only Meager Opposition to Thrust by Americans

Korean Rec Army Still On March   But North Koreans And Yanks Launch Attacks on Lines

POPE COUNTY GROUP FIGHTS H-BOMB SITE   Golconda Leaders Claim 773 Farms Would Have to Be Vacated.

War With Red China Near, MacArthur Warns Free World   H a . I a e * ry How Near is Full Scale War With China?  Close if U.N. Hits Manchurian Bases

Tribunal Bans: Segregation  In 2 Colleges   Ruilroad Ordered to Halt  Separation in Diners  Tia h Cerne bere: Bic

Heavy Blow Hit by Tribunal At Segregation   Court Also Grants Equal Rights on Railroad Diners .

Two Schools in South Ordered To Take Negroes   Three Precedent Making Decisions Handed Down by Highest Tribunal; Court Unanimous in All.

Supreme Court Rules Against Segregation  Decides Texas, Oklahoma Universities - Must Give Negroes Equal Treatment

Also Ruled Out On Railroads _ InSouthernStates All Decisions  Ara Ww avsamnare

Segregation Dealt Stiff Blow; States Lose Tidelands Claims   See Reaction Story on pg. 2

SUPREME COURT BANS SEGREGATION UN DINING GARS   Rules Oklahoma U. Must End Racial Discrimination and Texas Admit Negro to Law School.   TRIBUNAL UNANIMOUS IN THREE DECISIONS   Gaovernment’s Rights in Sub merged Oil Lands Off Louisiana and Texas Declared “Paramount.”

Ruling Also Aimed At Two Universities   Court Strikes Down Segregation At Oklahoma, Texas U’s

Southern Universities And Southern Rail. roads Must Cease Practices That Discri: minate Against N egroes

Segregation Is Meted Blow by Supreme Court    Refuses to Grant Request to Reverse 54-year-old Rule

2 UNIVERSITIES, RAILS TOLD 10 END PRACTICES   ‘Court Finds Govt. Has Paramount Rights In  Tidelands Oil Case

High Court Unanimous in Ruling on Cases in. State Universities. Railroads

Negroes Given Equal Educational Rights   Segregation As Practiced At Two State Universities And On Railroads In South Ordered Stopped By High Tribunal

Bernice Johnson  Becomes Bride  Weds Roscoe Baker  In Remsen Wednesda

Girl, Missing 23 Tonths, ‘Rescued’  Police File Charges Against Her Abductor

Rescued From Trailer-- foes 21 MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT ‘ENDS FOR KIDNAPPED GIRL

GIRL, 12, VICTIM OF A CONVICTED RAPIST FOR 91 MONTHC RESCLIED RY POLICE AT SAN 1OcE.

Vinson Sees No Shift In Draft  House Figure Says Strength Available

No Immediate Draft Law Change Is Relieved Needed By Armed Services

Draft Law Is OK, Vinson Believes   Says 19-25 Age Bracke   Says 19-25 Age Bracket to Meet Army’s Needs

: raft Director Wants fo Pubes:  Youths in Uniform  “LL B. Hershey Would Avoid Drafting of  1} see Alans Matecane

Would Draft 18-Year-Olds Before Vets   ‘Hershey Wants Youths To Avoid Taking Any World War II Vets.

Hershey Would Draft Age 18 To Avoid Taking WWII Vets   Some Doctors Must Register For Draft

Draft Age Cut To 18 Talked  Hershey Says Plan Wantd Gava Vatoean:

Wants fo Draft 18Year-Olds Instead of War Velerans   Hershey Cites Huge Source of Manpower for Armed Forces.

Proposes 18Year-Old Draft   Selective Service Director Says Plan Would Avoid Calling Up Veterans"

Draft Boss For Calling Up 18-Year-Olds   Gen. Hershey Says Proposal Would Eliminate Draft ~ of War Two Vets

Hershey Urges Induction of  18-Year-Olds   Suggested as Means Of Avoiding Service For War Veterans

Would Induct Youths of 18   Hershey Advances Such Plan as Way to Avoie Drafting War Veterans.

Hershey Wants 18 Year Olds  Suggestion Made to Avoid Calling Vets

JUNE GOAL IS 905 SHIPS Onn Ann AIPA      ASKS DRAFT OF 18S TO SPARE VETERANS

Hershey Favors. Lower Draft Age   Says 18-Year-Olds Should Precede Vets

FRANK J, SUFTON DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS   . Newtown Resident Leader In Religious Affairs   WELL KNOWN SOLOIST

Nel RAE SPR EYE  Members To Be Appointed By Barkley  Kefauver Slated To Head Group

 Must Appoint Special Committee Crime, Gambling Investigation Awaits Signal From Barkley

Prepared For  Crime Inquiry   An Investigation Group is to be Named by Barkley

Senate Begins Oleo Tax Fight   Lucas Acts to Stop Any Filibuster Scheme

Into Oleo Fight   House-Passed ‘Bill . To Erase Taxes Up Before Senate

senate Heads Into A Fight On Oleo Taxes   Supporters Of Levy Cut Predict Enough Votes To Win

Senate Headed Into Oleo Fight   House-Passed Bill To Erase Taxes  Up Before Senate

Senate to Jump Into Oleo Fight   Seek to Erase Federal Taxes on Marqarine

Senate Heads Into Long Oleo Tax Repeal Figh  No Other Busines: To Be Transacted

OLEO TAX BATTLE OPENS IN SENATE   REPORT PROPOSALS TC LINK OTHER EXCISE TAX CUTS TO BILL

RESULT OF BRITISH ELECTION NOT-T0-AFFECT-U.S-POLICIES:   ~ Truman To Continue Same Program Regarding Europe

\Baby Kidnaped From Theater Lobby Found Unharmed; Another Taken From Hospital Incubator Still Missing

Hundreds Of N.Y. Police Search For Baby Stolen From Hospital Incubator

INCUBATOR BABY KIDNAP VICTIM   Second Child Stolen in New York Is Recovered

MARINES, ARMY MEN SEEK TO ESCAPE TRAP   American Troops in Northeast Push South Against Communist Forces.

Yanks Fight To Shatter Trap in NE.   Pushing South Arounc Reservoir; Allies Escane in West.

Attempt To Shoot Way Out Of Encirclement By Reds In North Korea   Making Good Progress With Tank Support And Flaming Aerial And Artillery Barrage.

No. Shortage of. Tires in Nation   Manufacturers Say There Is No Threat of One

Thomson Says Dems Violated Election Law   Names Carl Thompson. Clifford, Lucey, and Henning In Speech

Muk and Bakery Tieups Still Continue New Peace Agreement Awaits Union Okey For Ending Los Angeles Transit Strike

Agree to End L. A. Transit ‘Walkout ©  Bakers’ Strike   ‘Bakers’ Strike Effective in 5 West Coast Cities

Transit Tie  Is Settled   Agreement in L. A. Awaits Union O. K.; _ Milk Strike Holds

Los Angeles Hails New  Transit Pact  Union Approval To Let Busses.° Roll Wednesday

Nation's Strikes Remain Unaltered   Agreement May Be Near In Four-Day LA Dispute

Incumbent Is Holding Slight Lead But Michigan Still Doesn’t = Know Who Will Be Next Governor

Time Lag May Bar Jan. { Inaugural   Kelly Asks Total  Recount, GOP Ready to Foot $20. 000 Bit

Republicans Ask For Recount Of Michigan Vote  Lfieial Canvace   Official Canvass Shows Reelection Of Gov. Williams

‘Democrat Wins by Narrow Margin ‘In Delaved-Action Michiqan Voting

Mic higan Race Poses 1 Bump, Faces Others   Republicans Get Recount; Williams Has Lead Of 1,152 Votes

Recount Will Be Demanded On Nov. 7 Vote  Canvass Gives 1,15; Lead To Williams

MICHIGAN RACE STILL IN DOUBT   Corrections Give Demo. crat Slight Lead But Recount Planned

GOP Group tc Plen Platfarm   Girl Scout Ideals More Powerful ‘Believes Annual Banaue? Sneaker

GOP MAPS DRIVE FOR CONGRESS RULE     House, Senate, National Committee Groups To Plan Election Strategy

Truman Backs  Seaway Plans Called Contribution To U. S. Strenath

Truman Again Plugs Seaway      Needed.to Boost U.S. Economic Strength

Army to Call Enlisted Men  In Reserves   62,000 to Get Order  In Next Two Months; Navy Adds One Year To All Enlistments

Army To Call Up Reserves During September, October   Those 19 to 25 Without Dependents Set For First Induction for 21 Months

Recervec In INVIVITV FV  Get Call In Sentember  “ 62.000 For Army:

ARMY TO CALL UP 2,000 ENLISTED MEN IN RESERVES   Active Duty to Begin in September and October—Those Between 19 and 25 to Go First.   NAVY ADDS 12 MONTHS TO ENLISTMENT PERIOD   Truman Asks $950,000,000 for  Naval Planes, Bringing Re quests Since Korean War to $15,600,000,000,

Army Plans To Call Up 62.000  Reserves    Navy Adds Year To Enlistments in Navy and Reserve

Army Will Call 62,000 Reserves in Next 96 Days   Navy Also Adds Another Year’s Service for Enlisted Men

62.000 ARMY RESERVES TO BE CALLED UF   Navy Department Says Year To Be Added . To Enlistments

Army Will Call Many Reserves In Two Months   Navy To Add A Year To Enlistments In That Service Branch

Army Will Call Up 62,000 Reserves This Fall; Navy Adds Year To Enlistments

GI Reservists Get Army Call   Navy Adds an Extra Year TT. Fnlictments

Truman Expected To Sign 35’ Billion Fund Bill Despite Possible Spain Loan

aman Washington -------------. Truman May Find Means Of Thwarting Loan To Spain

$35 Billion US. Expenditures Bill Readied for Objecting President

2 to 5¢ Pact Ends Threat Of PTC Strike   Improvement Also Made in ‘Swing’ Work Schedules

Rev. G. A. Garrett. Cyclone, Died Friday Morning   Pastor of Hilltop Churches Buried Monday in Elkland

Inercury Here Dips 33 Desrees   Edge Of Frigid Wave Ove: New England States Is Felt Here.

Arms Production To Be Mandatory   Voluntary Controls Have Been Abandoned By U. S. Government, Sawver Announree

U.S. Scraps Voluntary Controls Idea   Mandatory Orders To Be Issued From Now on, Sawyer Say:

Voluntary Controls Out  a cy, ss TTB A   Sawyer Says NPA Will Use Mandate Powers To Regulate Production

VOLUNTARY CONTROL PLAN IS DROPPED   Sawyer Says Mandatory Orders Will Be Adopted When Rearmament Hits Industry Next Spring.

U: S. Industrial Controls Go On Mandatory Basis   Secretary Of Commerce Announces Voluntary Controls’. At An End As Rearmament Increases

Production Curbs Hinted By Sawyer   Setretary Predicts Full Impact of Arms Program Next Spring

Mandatory Orders for Industry Due   Government to Drop Voluntary. Controls in Rearming Nation

Says Government Has Dropped Idea Of Voluntary Production Controls

Administration Drops Voluntary Controls Idea  Sawyer Says System Stace VWinn’@ Wreael’   Sawyer Says System ‘Just Won't Work’ On Production

Arms Impact On Industry Due In Spring  ~ Government Order: ~ To Be Mandatory,

Full Impact Lies Ahead Or Rearming  Drop Idea On Voluntary Means For Control

Plan Mandatory Production Order   Voluntary Means Do Not Meet Requiremen!

Gov't Drops Voluntary Controls Idea   Commerce Secretary Says Mandatory Orders To Control Production

Civil Economy to Feel Pinch of Rearming   Full impact Next Spring; Allocations to Be Compulsory

Sawyer Looks For Controls   Forecasts Industry Will Feel Impact Of War In Spring

U.S. to Halt Use Of Voluntary Industry Curbs   Bills to Expand Rent Con. trols to Be Offered

Uncle Sam to Crack Down in Spring, Belief  Full Blast Program -For Arms, Is Plan

U.S. Ready fo Adopt Mandatory Controls fo Sneed Pearmament   Secretary Sawyer Says ‘Full Impact of the Defense Program Will Hit Industry in Spring Or Summer’: Idea of Voluntary Curbs Droppes

FIRST AID INSTRUCTION PLANNED BY RED CROSS   Advanced Course Will Be Given At Chapter House Starting On Wednesday Evening

Taft Calls for Quick Jap Pact In US Interest   “Republican Senator Covers Wide Field In an Interview

Colorado And New Mexico Bury The Hatchet Over Boundary Batile Soon”

WILL MAIL BONUS FORMS NEXT WEEK   Applications Will Be  Distributed Simultaneously Throughout State Monday, Adjutant General Says

REDS QUERY U. S. ON BASES IN JAPAN   Claim Reported Rebuilding Would Violate Allied Occupation Policy

Russ Protest On Jap Bases   Rebuilding by U.S, Is Held in Violation Of Occupation Policy

Russia Asks  MaeArthur To  Explain Bases Claims Rebuilding   Claims Rebuilding Would Violate Allied Occupation Policy

Russia Asks for Explanation of Strong Jap Base:   Claims Rehuilding Done In Violation of Allied Policy

Russia Wants General MacArthu To Explain Why U. S. Is Rebuilding Key Japanese Bases

Ask Explanation OnReports Of U.S. Rebuilding  Charge Violation OF Occupation Policy in Letter To General

Russia<Asks.. ‘Explanation   Tells MacArthur U. S. Vie ‘lates Allind'Policy by Re building Bases.

Russia Asks Explanation of Reports That Bases in Janan Beina Rebuilt

Russia Curious About Jap Bases   Letter to General MacArthur Charges Building Is Violation

Russia Asks MacArthur To Explain Reports U. S. Rebuilding Jap Bases

TAYLOR FACES TEST INIDAHO   Primaries In 3 Other States Overshadowed By Western Contest.

Wide Interest Focuses On idaho Primary  tn Taylor, Wallace’  Running Mate, Seeks Renominatio

idaho Democrats To Decide Fate Of Glen Taylor   Will Vote Tomorrow: Nebraska, Arkansas Will Hold Primaries

Taylor Future To Be Decided In Idaho Vote   Former Wallace Running Mate Asks Re-election

INTEREST CENTERS IN IDAHO Three States Set For Voting; Glen Taylor Seeks Post Again

Glen Taylor Will Find Out Tuesday Whether Democrats Want fo Keep Him in Senate

Taylor Candidate  Idaho Election  Holds National Voting Interest

Idaho Primary Holds Taylor Political Fate.   - Wallace Running-Mate Farget Of GOP; Strong Supporter Of Truman

Idaho Voting In Spotlight  On Tomorrow   National Interest Chiefly on Idaho While Several Other States Will Hold Their  Primaries.

Ex-Guitarist Candidate In Idaho Primary  Taylor, Who Ran With Wallace, To Learn

National Interest in Primaries To Be Held In Three States Centers in Idaho

In Senate Race   incumbent Taylor  Faces Ballot Test;  Other States Vote

Wallace Mate Before Voters In a Primary   Attention on GOP and Demo Choices in the Spud State Tomorrow

daho Confest Tops Primaries In Four States   wv i Tasfor Learns Womarron  If Democrats  Desire To Keep Him [n Senate

Railroad Brotherhoods Refuse Truman Request To Halt Token Strikes   Mediator Reports No Progrese In Attempt To Reach Agreement; Will Call Further Conferenrexz Tadavc

TWO RAIL UNIONS REFUSE TO END TOKEN STRIKE’   Steelman Pleads in Vain for Resumption of Work at Conferences Held at White House.   FURTHER PARLEYS WILL BE HELD TODAY   No Hint Government Wil Seize Carriers — Three Key Terminals Tied Up by Walkouts.

Unions Refuse to Call Off Railroad Strike; No Move Vet Made to Setze Roads

Unions Spurn Call to End, Rail Walkout   Covernment Seizure Held Not Likely; More Talks Today

U. S. Orders Halt To False Advertising Of Two Leading Cigarets   Camels And Old Golds Criticized By Federal Trade Commission; Similar Action Under Consideration For Three Other Firms

From A Yo Izzard  — ell elas t-te. Spit on That Match, Oy Break dk Pavdnov

&t-24-2-2-2-2.242. From A to Izzard  tat th. ett. eg Oe Spit on That Match, Or Break It, Pardney

5 Rescued After Airplane Crash  2 U. S. Fliers Dead, Seek Four Missing

Find 2 Bodies;  Trio Rescued, Hunt Goes On   Craft on Routine Training Mission When Crash Occurs

B-29 -DITCHEDIN NORTH SEA; FIVE RESCUED   Two Known Dead ‘ Among The Crew OU © Rambae -

RUSSIA PROPOSES A 7-POINT PEACE PLAN FOR KORE?   Program Calls for Cessation of Fighting and Withdraw al of AN U.N. Troops . : From Countrv.   AUSTIN DECLARES IT IS UNACCEPTABLE   American Delegate to United Nations Sars Its Adoption Would Encourage Aggression.

Vishinsky Gives Plan To End War   Submits 7-Point Korean Program Before UN Group

Vishinsky Asks War . Stop and Soviet, Red  China Be Given Part  In Holding Election

Wants U8. Troops Out:  Vishinsky Submits 7-Point ‘Korean Peace Plan to U. N.

OWN PLAN FOR KOREAN PEACE   Want F ighting Halted And Forces of UN Withdrawn

Russia Lists Own  Korean P Peace Plan  Vishinsky Rejects British - Proposal’. As ,Aggression’

Russian Bloc Submits Peace Feeler  io 2 a Seen 7 ,£ TTK!I   Withdrawal of UN Troops From Korea Demanded

Seven-Point Plan Given  UN Panel   Moscow Wants Troops Withdrawn, Cease Fire Orders Issued Armies

Austin Blasts Obiect   Terms tt Russ Trick Calling on the U.N. ee <a ee

Russian Uraes  /-Point Scheme For Korea Peace   Austin Attacks His Idea As ‘Surrender’ For Victoribus UN

Reds Offer New Plan For Korea   Call for Immediate Cessation of Hosilities and Election.

KOREAN PEACE PLAN OFFERED BY VISHINSKY   Withdrawal of All Troops Is Among the Seven Points Listed

T-POINT PEAGE PLAN FOR KOREA GIVEN ASSEMBLY   Vishinsky Wants U. S. And Other Foreign Troops Withdrawn   WOULD SUPERVISE RATIONAL ELECTION

Plan For Korean Peace  Offered By Soviet Bloc  Calls For Withdrawal And Elections;  tT fe ' PR... biat.. 8. 8

Russian Group Offers Korean Peace Program   Vishinsky and Austin Display No Meeting Of Minds in Fighting

JACQUELINE COCHRAN BACK FROM MOSCOW   Woman Flier Says U. 8S. Embassy Requires Americans to Travel in Groups for Safety.

WOMAN FOUND RUSSIA PERMEATED WITH FEAR   Conditions In Soviet Described By Flier Jacqueline Cochin

PSC Orders Cut on Natural Gas Price in March   Customers’ Bills to Be Reduced 1% Under New Charges

Levy for 1951 Will Be $4.72: ? Cents Lower   Herbert Holmes, Member ol Tax Board, Approves Proposed Levies

Logansport Rate For 1951 Lowered 2 Cents Yesterday   Newly Fixed Levies Al Subject to Approval of State

MICHIGAN BELL RULING STANDS   Judge Coash Refuses Tc Set Aside Recent Rate Hike

Telephone Rate Review Refused  Ingham Judge Denies Move To Halt Raise

Eight Dead In Powder Blast  -Terrifie Exp Rocks Plan <— ome Are Ini an

Powder Plant Blast Kills 8   Pennsylvania Mix House Wrecked: 5 to 10 Injured

EIGHT KILLED IN: BLAST AT ELDRED   National Powder Firm Mix House Exrlodes

BLAST IS FATAL IN POWDER MILL   Hight Persons Killed And Others Injured In Pxplo sion In Pennsylvania Dihant

Powder Plant Blast Kills 8 Persons, 10 Are Injured   Two-Mile Area Ia Rocked by Explosion Near Eldred, Pa., at 8:50 Today

National Powder Co. Plant In McKean County Is Scene Of Devastating Blast Early Today

Victims Died in Mix House   Killed Outright in Eldred, Pa. Blast Today

Eight Killed In Pennsylvania Plant Explosion   Terrific Blast Rocks Eldred Area; Seyeral  Reported Injured; Vietims Killed Outright

8 Known Dead In Penn Blast  Powder Plant Blows Uno: Many [Injured

Average Scoutmaster Isn't a Heroic Figure But He Is Doing a Wonderful Job

5 DIE, MANY MISSING IN FIRE BURNING ON TRAININ SCOTLAND Pr rwarnous Beadlines Nadie

Trio Ambushed Going-to Jobs During Strike   Threats of Railroad: Tie-up Also High Light Nation's Labor Picture

Nationwide Rail Strike  Plan Drawn  Unions Reject Fact Finders’ Pay Proposals

8th ARMY AND 10th CORPS LINK UP ACROSS 100-MILE WAIST OF NORTH KOREA

Marines Dash To Seize Last Power Plants  UN Units Reported Linked All the Way Across Peninsula

AIRMEN ATTEMPT TO STOP FLOW OF CHINESE 10 KORE!   Furious Blows Struck by Allied Planes in Serics of Raids — Two Border Bridges Destroyed.   10,000 FIRE BOMBS RAINED ON PUKCHEN   U. S. Marines, in Five-Mile Dash in Northeast, Seize Huge Hyvydroelectric Plant.

Marines Seize Electric Plants And Linkup of U.N.ForcesAcross Korea Reported

Chapman Denies Sen. Schoenpel's Loyalty Charge   Interior Secretary Claims Senator Using ‘Smear’ Technique

Again   RED CHARGES BRING BITTER LIBEL THREAT   Chapman Dares Schoeppel tc Repeat Accusations with No Immunity.

Chapman Dares ‘Smear’ Repeat   Secretary of Interior Flays Critic For Attack on Loyalty to U.S.

Chapman’s Reply to Charge Bitter  ~ Dares Schoeppel  — Waive Immunity

23 Pieces of Body Found in Red Drapery ©   Brooklyn Police Check Missing Persons To Identify Man

23. Pieces of Body Fo ndi in Red Drapery   Brooklyn Poli ce x Check: Missing Persons ‘To Identify Man .

Hunt Missing Parts Of Body  ene Smuts Cinta   New York Police Have New Mystery

Truman Has Quick Cure For Deficit  New White House  Drive Seen For

President Vows ‘Quickest Cure’ For U.S. Deficit  Corporation Taxes Might Be Increased  Te Dalemece Eranamu

Corporation Tax Drive Is Likely, Talk Indicates   Truman Is Evidently Resigned to Red Ink for One More Year

Corporate Tax Drive Indicated   White House Desires To Lower Some Of Excise Taxes, Uy Corporations’

1 Meet Violent Deaths in State   Sunny Week End Take: Toll in Wisconsin

Seven in State  Die in Accidents Trains Kill Two; Youths Drowned

NILES YOUTH 1S SENTENCED   Bertha Russell Placed  On Probation For Four Years

Finish Tuberculosis Program in County   ‘Find Twelve New Cases by 101 X-ray Examinations

“DRIVE RIGHT’ CAMPAICN OPENS   Wm. G. Young of Bedforc Is Gounty Ghairman

Truman Confers on Mobilization:  ‘Senator Taft Wants Congress to Have Say

MOBILIZATION PLAN EYED BY TRUMAN   President Studies Home. Front, War Outlook With Cabinet Officers

US. Leaders Sift Home Front Needs  Final Decisions   Final Decisions Await Return Of Key Officers

Whole Range of Mobilization Activity Studied  Cabinet Says No Decisions Reached

CONTROLS PLAN HITS OPPOSITION   Taft Says He Doesn’s Want To Give Truman Standby Authority

Mobilization Plans Are Expiored-by  Truman, Cabinet  Military Outlook Also Discussed; Officers Report No Decisions

Cabinet Studies Mobilization Of Home Front   Taft Opposes ‘Stand-By Ppwer For President

President Explores With Cabinet The Whole Range of Home-Front Measures

Truman Exploring With Home-Front Mobilization Step  General Bradley in Briefing on the MAilitary Ohitlank

Deadly Infiltration Tactics Heralds Jab   President, Cabinet Discuss Home Front Mobilization Possibilities

Report No Decisions Are Made   Senator Taft Says He Opposes Giving Power to President

 President and Cabinet Talk Plans  F or Home-Front Mobilization  But Reach No Decision at Meet

Truman, Cabinet Reach No Decision ‘On Mobilization of the Home Front   Whole Range of Possible Action Discussed; Bradley Reports on Military Situation;. Taft Opposes Giving Truman Standby Powers

Survivors of Sea Crash Make Plans To Continue On To Their Employment

Recuperating From Crash Effects, Puerto Ricans Will Go On To Work

Plane Plunge Survivors Go On To Michigan  Puerto Ricans Have Beet Field Jobs

Plane Survivors To Continue Trit   Most Will Work On Farms In Michigan

GRAHAM TAKES PARITY POSITION   Candidate For Senate ReRNomination Will Cohtinue To Work For Farm Price Sunparts.

General Motors To Build Jets  Plant In Kansas City Set For Contract

Vaying Suspect Peorets Flight  Ann Arbor Hospital Covier Than Jail

FINLAND REJECTS SOVIET CHARGE   Russia Claims War Criminals There

Two Killed As Plane Crashes   Air Foree Trainer Hits Mountainside

Reds Stopped All Along Line   Sledgehammer Probing Attacks Applied in North, West as Huge Offensive Builds on East Front ©

ENEMY BUILDUP BREWS Kored Probes Find No Holes In UN Beachhead’s Defense

Allies Repulse Red Thrusts At Korea Line   Foe Girds to Open New Drive, Seeks Soft Spot in Front

Reds Fail to Find Holes In U. N. Defense Lines, Build un for New Puech

Plans Under Way. For Labor Day. Celebration  - Committees Have Been Named

Committees For Labor Day Have  Been Named Street Attractions Under Contract

WHAT WILL JOHN L. LEWIS THINK ABOUT THIS? TRLIMAN CALLS A SECRET CIO-AFL CONFERENCE

Three Children Die in Fire at Mt. Leonard   Man Saves His Wife, But Flames Frustrate Rescue of Youths

Three Perish As Oakland  Home Burns   Washing Machine Blows Up And Hurls Gasoline Through Kiichen

3 Children Die in Fire Near Marsha(l   Father of Two Severely Burned Attempling  BRecerna

Taft Against Baruch Plan On Controls   Sentiment Growing In Congress For Strict Rationina

SADE... cde, cteabomueenericel FRANKLIN COUNTY HOME INMATE KILLED

Sanity Hearing Slated for Woman In Near-Beheading of Daughter, 3

Congress Presses For Rent Action  Controls Extension Taaaed ‘Sure Thind’

American Second Division on the Southern Beachhead Hurl Enemy Back Across Naktong; Kim-~ po Airfield in American Hands

Marines Are Within Sight Of Capital   2nd Division Units Cross the Naktong

KOREANS TRY SUICIDE UNITS TO STOP DRIVE   2nd Division Makes Crossing of River On Southern Front

Reds Throwing Suicide Units Against Yanks.   2nd Division Crosses Naktong in Two Places in South

Farther To South Units Of American Second Division Smasit Across Naktong River On Two Fronts   COMMUNISTS RESORT TO SUICIDE TACTIC3

EL SSA Cees  U.S. Pianes Use Kimpo Air Field   7th DIVISION ENTERS BATTLE

Marines Are Within Sight Of Seoul   Red Resistance Increases Near Former Capital

Hopes Fading For Finding Anvone Alive   Dawn To Dusk Swee; Of Lake Produces Nothing Definite; Find No Wreckaae

Plane Believed Down  In Lake Michigan; Air, Sea Search Continues

9 Children, 2 Teen Agers Are Victims   Family of Five Die In Illinois Trailer Blaze

Policeman Draws Fire Away From President   Donald Birdzell, Wounded, Gets To Knees And Shoots; Eyewitness Describes Blair House Scene

Sioan Defends Work of Flood Control Agency   Criticisms Are From “Uninformed,” Declares Ce-Author of Picn.

Flares Keep Hope Alive for Missing Fliers   Ten American Airmen Unaccounted for on ehba Lean, Germany

RED CHINESE ARE LABELED CHALLENGERS   J. S. Delegate Claims Most Of World Is  Commies’ Target

UN Will Not Submit To Threats In Name Of Peace, Backed Only By Lies

Chinese Reds Challenge Two-Thirds Of World, Austin Tells UN Council

Austin Rallies U.N. To Face Red Challenge   Chinese Threaten Two-Thirds of World In Aggressive Acts

Austin Tells UN It Must Not Submit To Red Threats   American Delegate Declares Chinese Lied And Distorted Facts: Asks Soeedy Action

U.N. Must Show China Reds It Won’t Submit To Any Threats, Austin Declares

Austin Demands  Early UN Action Against Peiping   Denies Wu's Charges, Says China Reds Defy Two-Thirds of World

AUSTIN DEMANDS UN. ACT QUICKLY IN KOREAN CRISIS   American Delegate Accuses Red China's Representative of Lying and Distorting Facts Before Council.   DENIES AGGRESSION COMMITTED BY U. 8S.   Resolution Calling on Peiping Regime to Withdraw Troops From Korea May Come to Vote Today.

Austin Says China Must Be Stopped  Declares Chine   Declares Chinese Commies Attacked Most Of World

Austin Calls China Red Visitor ‘Liar’   Resolution Proposes Tha Peiping Call Men Out Ot Karen

Austin Blasts Peiping s Representative  OC uss Fitwmaiae oa   Says Chinese Reds Challenging Majority of World

AUSTIN TELLS “CHINESE THEY DISTORT FACTS   Peiping Regime Challen ing Two-Thirds Of World. He Says   DEMANDS COMMIES GET OUT OF KOREA

Blizzard In Northwestern States Contrasts With South’s ‘Heat Wave’

Huge Drifts Block Roads   North Dakota Blizzarc Snarls Traffic; Many Schools Have to Close

Dakofa Is Feeling Full Brunt Of Winter Storm  Great Snowdrifts Are CAsLitemasl Mrcsae Damole:   Great Snowdrifts Ar Whipped Over Roads; Most Schools Closed

No. Dakota Digs Out From Near-Record Blizzard; “Remarkable Heat Wave” In Eastern Half Of U. S.

FRESH COLD BLASTS   Hundreds of Motorists Are Stranded on North Dakota Roads

Blizzard Fades But Cold Sting Stays In West   As Contrast, Weather Bureau Tells Of ‘Heat Wave’ Elsewhere

Blizzard Fades But Cold Blast Follows In Wake  seal eeARS Wy ids Block ing Roads; Schools

Dakota Is Feeling Full Brunt Of Winter Storm  Great Snowdrifts Are Whipped Over Roads; Most Schools Closed

Heat Wave Experienced In Some Areas While Blizzard Hits N. Dakota

Four Writers Get Jail Terms   One Year and $1000 Fines Penalties

A-BOMBS AVAILABLE FOR TACTICAL USE  Military Analyst Believes U.S. Mass Production I Giving U.S. Atomic Weapons Lead Over-Reds.

Military Analyst Believes U.S. Mass Production ls Giving U.S. Atomic Weapons Lead Over-Reds

Ath Ameriean Held By FBI As Atom Spy   New Yorker Termed Paymaster For Soviet Spy  Ring In U, S.

New Yorker Jailed On Spy Charge   Young Engineer Is Nabbed By FBI As Part of Bomb Ring

Engineer Was Paymaster For Men Seeking To Steal U.S Atomic Bomb Secrets

Engineer Jailed As Spy for Reds  New Yorker Is Believed A-bomb Ring Paymaster

Accused Red Spy Is Jailed   Julius Rosenberg, 32 Was Paymaste! For Russian Sp} Ring, Charge

Arrest New York Engineer as New Accomplice in Atomic Spy Circle   Recently Active   Important Link

TRUMAN, ATTLEE CONSIDER ACTION IN KOREAN CRISI   1 Possible Steps Discussed In.  ¢lude Dunkerque - Type   Evacuation lf That Be comes Necessary.   2 COUNTRIES EXPECTED TO STAND TOGETHER   Bradjey Says His Remarks About. Taking Troops Out Referred Only to Northeast Sector.

EVACUATION PLAN MAY HAVE BEEN SUBJECT   All Eventualities Are Discussed by Truman and Attlee

TRUMAN-ATTLEE AGREED No ‘Dunkirk’ Yet Planned For UN Forces in Korea

President, Attlee Talk Of Retreat   Leaders Discuss Grim Possibility Of ‘Dunkerque’

Truman, Attlee See Possibility Of Evacuating  American an d British

President, Attlee Study Evacuation   "Steps to Be Taken’ Under Any Set Of Circumstances Said Considered

Truman, Attlee Give No Decision on Evacuation’   Big Two Leaders Will Support UN Korea Moves Fully

Truman, Attlee Think Of New Dunkerque  Evacuation Of Hard-Press  Evacuation Of Hard-Pressed ULN. Troops Con cidered

Attlee And Truman To Support UN   Little Else Known Of Conference On ‘What To Do If—’

NO EVACUATION PLANS MADE BY TRUMAN, ATTLEE   British And Americar Leaders Consider 3 Eventualities   GENERAL BRADLEY CLARIFIES REMARKS

No Details Given By Secretary Roes In Report Given Press Just Before He Died

Truman, Attlee Make Plans for Use in Any Emergency Arising During Korean Wa

FPC Hears Final Arguments Today On Gas Pineline        fy ul Cj gInt ‘North As Well As Pacific Areas:

Two Watchmer Killed in Store  Washington Police Seeking a Motive

Highway Proposal Included   Colorado Delegation Asking Construction Cutside New Mexico

tinal Ratification -xoecled in House Today: Proposal ior Coriez-Cameron Highway Made

Young Congressman’s Lead Over Veteran Solon Grows As Returns Are Tabulated

Thomas Bows To Monroney In Oklahoma  Veteran Senator Defeated Badly

President Truman Doeswt Know It If Saucers Real   President's Work Load Double: On Vacation. But No Callers

BASCOM. GILES SOUNDS BATTLE CRY FOR. TEXAS          Plane Survivers See Sharks Eat ‘Man 4 A. ve  arate Raeria Comec too Late To Save Puerto Rican:

Survivers Tell Siory of Crash   Sailor Risks Life to Save Man Attacked by Sharks in Sea.

Sea Crash Victim Eaten iby Sharks   37 Survivors Tell of Rescue That Failed

SHARKS SLAY HELPLESS AIR CRASH VICTIM   BY ROBERT VERMILLION UP staff Correspondent

Ouster Threat ‘Warning Given  For Americans Embassy Asserts Czech Reds   Embassy Asserts Czech Reds Could Arrest Or Expel Them

Warn Americans in Czechoslovakia  Subject to Expulsion : at Moment's Notice

Bring ‘Em Back Alive’ Frank Buck Dies At Houston   Funeral Rite: Scheduled For Today

Frank Buck Famed Game Hunter, Dies   Lung Ailment Fatal to Famous “Bring ‘Em Back Alive” Sportsman; Injured in Wreck

Frank Buck, Who Brought ‘Em Back Alive, Dies Peacetully in Bed at Hospital

FrankBuck,66. Noted Animal  Hunter, Dies   ‘Bring “em Back Alive’ Explorer Had Been In Hospital a Month

‘Bring ‘Em back Alive’ Frank Buck Dies Today   Noted Hunter Is Cancer Victim in Texas Hospital

Bring “Em Back Alive Frank Buck, Wild Game Hunter. Dies In Hospital

Frank Buck of ‘Bring ‘em Back Alive’ Fame Dies   Cancer Which Halted African Jungle Trips Causes Death: Services Sunday

‘Bring-’Em. Back Alive’ Hunter Is Dead Cancer Claims Frank Buck-At' Houcton Hoential:

Frank Buck, Big Game Man, Dies   Il Since Taxi Crash 3 Years Ago

Adventurer Succumbs In Texas Today   Former Reporter Began Trailing Game In 1911

Frank Buck Dies in A Houston Hospital   Noted Game Hunter Had Led a Daring Life.

WILD ANIMAL ~ HUNTER FRANK +» BUGK 1S: DEAD   Man Who Dared Death in Jungle Succumbs to Lung Ailment.

“BRING ‘EM BACK ALIVE” BUCK DIES IN HOUSTON HOSPITAL AFTER CAREER OVER WORLD

Famous Hunter Frank Buck Dies  Sayvnin ZAM Aa   Texan Roamed World Dies of Lung Ailment

NOTED ANIMAL MAN BUCK DIES   Famous Texan Succumbs To Lung Ailment

‘Bring Em Back Frank Buck Dies At 66   Famous Traveller Succumbs After Lengthy Illness

Frank Buck  ‘Dies inTexas   ‘Noted "Bring ‘Em Back Alive" Game Hunter Succumbs at Cancer  1 Hospital.

Frank Buck Death Victim   Bring ‘Em Back Alive In Hospital Months

Frank Buck Is Dead   Wild Game Hunter Built Reputation\On Catching Animals Alive

Frank Buck Dies In Bed   Man Who Roamed Earth for Animals Succumbs at 66

Pilot of American Jet Tells of Shooting Down Two Russian-Made, Slower Fichters in Korea

YOUNG ANAMOSA INMATE KILLED   18 Year Old Davenporter Is Stabbed to Death

Pgh. Steel Announces Price Hike   Becomes Second Big Producer to’ Anticipate USW Wage Increase

Chapman Is Accused Of  ‘Soviet Ties’   Senator Charges  Interior Secretary Allied With Reds

Senafor Says Chapman Is Red Associate   Cabinet Member Is Accused of Formerly Being Allied With Communist Groups

Sec. Chapman Labeled ‘Red’ Probe Called   Senator of Kansas Makes Accusation In Alaska Squabhble

CHAPMAN FACES CHARGE OF TIES WITH RED CAUSE   Senate Appears Ready To Investigate Accusation Against Secretary Of Interior Department.

Schoeppel Accuses > Chapman   Declares Secretary Of Interior Has Had. Close

Republican Fires Blast At Chapmar   Kansan Questions Cabinet Member’s Loyalty To Nation

Sen. Chapman Faces Charge   Accused of Once Being Closely Allied With ''So-,  viet Russian Cause."

SOLON CHARGES OSCAR CHAPMAN   INTERIOR SECRETARY SAID ONCE ALLIED WITH RED FRONTS

Senate Probe of Charges Against Chapman Promisec   Kansan Makes Charge in Talk  SNe teats

Interior Secretary Accused of Communist Association by GOP Kansas Solon: Inquiry : Ordeed

Charge Cabinet Member Linked With Red Cause   Senators to Launch Inquiry Into Blow at Chapman

Lawmaker Calls For Investigation Of Charges Against Oscar Chapman

Early Senate Probe Is Sought On Charge That Chapman Was Once Allied With Soviet Cause  Secretary of Interior Ils Under Fire From Kansas Senator

Battle-Weary Marines Are Stunned and Confused By Remarks of Pres. Truman

Korea Marines Explode Over Truman's Slur   *He Should Have Been Up on That Ridge,’-!s One Fighter's Reply

TRUMAN'S SLUR ANGERS MARINES IN KOREAN WAR   President Stirs Hornet’s Nest in Marine Propaganda Machine Charge.

Truman’s Crack Stuns   Battle-Weary Marines   Leathernecks in Korea Become Angry and Profane on Learning of His Comment That Corps Has "Propaganda Machine Almost Equal to Stalin's."   APOLOGY IS CONSIDERED

East German Leader Asks For Meeting   Adenauer Invited To Participate In Unification Talks

Strict Potato Control Sought   Lucas Bill To Curb ‘Scandalous’ Plight

Uneasy Peace Holds Saigon   Four Dead, 44 Hurt In Red Demonstration

Eddie Collins, 6, Safe In Florida; See Court Fight  Lad’s Mother Vows To Take Legal Steps  To Get Son Back

CATHOLIC ENVOY MOVE ATTACKED   American Lutheran Church Criticizes Proposals To Send American To Vatican.

Investigators — Label Maragon ‘Brazen Fixer’   Submit Report On 5 Pct. Probe

JORN MARRGE AGOAILED Aa A BOLD FIXEE   Senators Blast Genera Vaughan in Report on Percenters.

MARAGON LINK DRAWS ATTACK   5 Per Cent Probers Score Relations  With Aide

Outlook Dim For Cut In Excise Taxes  Presidential Veto Expected If Bill Is Passed

eau A Veto Lurks In The Background Outlook Seems Dim For Slashing Exeise Taxes

PROSPECT FADES FOR REDUCTION IN EXCISE LEVY   Measure May Run Into Presidential Veto Unless Additional Revenue To Replace Slashes Is Discovered.

Outlook Dim For Tax Cul   Any. Reduction in Excise Levies Without Replacement May Face Veto,

Chances for Excise Levy Slash Fading  Tax Bili Now  In Congress Tonvpttinen Uain

Cut In Excise Taxes May Run  Into Stone Wall   Outlook Seen Dim For Action; Truman  Veto Held In Offing

Penetration Is Serious   Fighting indecisive Leter; Reds Rub Out Monday Goins by 24th Division

PROBLEM IN PYONGYANG REGION   Estimate 20,000 Enemy Treops — Enaaaed in Raids

Senator Thomas Loses Election  Monroney Fails To Secure Majority

Mis. Whitten Succumbs In Erie Today   Had Remained In Burning Apartment   Had Remained In Burning Apartment In Heroic Effort To Save Son, 11

Mrs. Whitten Succumbs In Erie Today   Had Remained In Burning Apartment In Heroic Effort  To Save Son, 11

FIVE INJURED IN ROUTE 37 CRASH   CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE NORTH OF SALEM; 5 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

U.S. Charges Moseow Runs  America Reds   Regina First Actinn   Begins First Action To Force Signing Of Communists. Fronts

Soviets Boss Reds in U.S.,  Petition Say:   Formal Charge First Move Under Law Requiring

U.S. Communists. Formally Declared Tools of Russia   Justice Department Prepares fo Enforce law’s Requirement For Registration

Action Taken Against U.S. Red Party   Ih Is Being Run By Soviet  Russia, Justice Dept. Sav:

Says Soviet Ts Directing Commies Here   First Major Act Against Leftists Under New Law

Justice Dept. Links Russia To U.S. Commie:  Formal Accusation   Formal Accusation Tied To Subversives Control Law

U.S. BACKS CHARGE -OF RED LAND GRAB   RENEWS ACCUSATIONS THAT KUSSIA IS TAKING OVER AREAS IN CHINA.

NORTH PROVINCE GRAB U.S. Says Secret Deals Back Charge Russ Slicing China

Secret Deals Between China Reds and Russia  Charged by State Dept

U.S. BACKS UP CHARGE OF RED GRAB IN CHINA   Acheson Statement  Supported By Citing Harbin Agreement

“Desire To Kill” Girl Slays Rancher, Walks 23 Miles To Tell About It

US. Bids for Reversal of Keech Order   Lewis’ Order Called ‘Sham And Preiense’

Cold Area Large in Nation Today   Suffering of Flood Victims Increases in North Dakota.

Carroll: County Boy Killed Under Car —   Vehicle Falls on Elbert

California Hit Hard In Storm  One Death. Seorese   One Death, Scores Of Injuries Reported

Windows Broken, Trees Toppled By Wind California Property Damage Heavy After Coastal Storm

Storm Rakes California Coast Line —   Area From Oregon To Santa Barbara Suffers Heavy Property Loss; One Person Is Killed

Second Division Put on ‘Alert’   Other Units Also Set for Shipment

Ames Takes Steps In Coal Shortage; Others Feel Pinch   50% Cut in Use Of Electricity At Ames Asked

Union Accuses Company Of Unfair Tactics  Pickets At Midland Facing Court Order

Allied Troops Capture Road And Rail Base  Push Forward Four To Five Miles On  roa ae ee, oe

Allies Probe Nearer to Red Defense Line   UN Troops Advance Four to Five Miles  On Northeast Front —Rail Center Taken

BRIDGES LINKING KOREA, MANCHURI/ BLASTED FROM AlK   U. N. Patrols Push Nearer Enemy Defense Line in Northwest, Meeting  Light Opposition.   ALLIES OCCUPY RAIL CENTER IN NORTHEAST   R. 0. K. Capital Division Advances to Within Eight Miles of Big Port of Chongiin.

U.N. Troops Take Korea Rail Center  ROK Regiment In Capture Of Hapsu; Patrols Are Active

Brand Of Treason Upon Communism  Proposed By Duff   Governor Calls for Death Penalty for Commies At Legion’s Meet

Duff, Myers Talk Before Legionaires   Governor Says Communisr Should Be Branded as  Treason.

GERMAN LEADERS TALK OF BANNING COMMUNIST PARTY   McCloy Denounces Russian Statement On War Pris SO oe

FORMER INMATE OF ASYLUM KILLS 4 PERSONS   Berserk Man Kills Parents, Niece And Nephew

TAP PAYS RESPECT   Anonymous Donor Sends  Mac‘Arthur Money for Grave Flowers

arl Browder alled To Talk n Senate Probe   Former Communist Chief Faces Quiz On Owen Lattimore

Browder To Be Quizzed About Budenz’ Testimony On Far Eastern Expert

Browder To Testify On  Lattimore   ne oe . «sr .8@ sy eet Beate easc fF   Ex-Communist Chief Of U. S. Called By Senate

To Hear Browder Today in Owen Lattimore Case   Ex-Communist Faces Quiz on Testimony Of Louis Bundenz

Earl Browder Is Called to Testify   Ex-Commie Party Chief Disputes Budenz's Story

Browder Due To Testify  Before Body .n Red Case   eo @Se S246 WA SB ““4GSG HN SM 3 aa oy ¥ Communist Chief 2 : ‘acnies Budenz Word  & . + “ SQ. Lattimore Count a

Nation’s Dems Keep Control Over Senate   Top Senatorial Leaders Lost, But Late Count Gives Party Edge

Democrats Lose Leaders, Keep Senate Control   Republican Tide Falls Short of Control Of House

Republicans Taking Over  Five Seats   Foreign Policies Hit By Vote; One Post in Donbt

AF Building To 69-Group Striking Arm  Vinson Announces Oy RA lf a   Vinson Announces  30-Month Goal

BUILDING STARTED $$  Vinson Cites 69 Unit Goal For Air Force Strencth

Crush Backbone  Of Communists   Jaws of Trap Are Sprung by American Paratrooper: and First Cavalry Forces

UN Forces Now 85 Miles From Manchurian Border   U.S. Paratroopers and First Cavalry Snap Trap on 27,000 Communist Troops

South Korean Forces Race Toward Border   Reveal Slaughter By Reds At Wonsan

Trap Snapped On 27,000 Red: Fleeing North   1800 More Paratroops Dropped in-Linkup  With ist Cavalry.”

Yank Troops Swarm Over North Korea   Reach Within 85 Miles of Border Of Manchuria

Paratroopers Snap Trap on Communists   Enemy Fleeing From Pyongyang Are Crushed

PARATROOPERS CLOSE TRAP ON COMMUNISTS   Move to Smash Last Core of Resistance by Reds Meets With Success.

27,000 in Trap Wiped Out by Yank Pincers  1800 More Paratroopers  Land in Korth Korea

Our Men Swarm Through N. Keres ‘Almost at Will   Kill or Trap Last Of Enemy Forces

~ _ MOP-UP— More Gis Parachute Inte Fight   FOE SETS UP NEW CAPITAL

U. 8. Paratroopers And ist Cavalry Snap Trap On 27,000 Communist Troops Who Fled Pyongyang—Many Killed   MORE PARATROOPERS IN SUKCHON SECTOR

Mop-up Reaches Within 85 Miles of Manchuria; Trap 27,000 Red Troops

27,000 Reds Caught By Paratroopers; Mopur Is Nearing Manchuria   American Forces Link 85 Miles From Border; Enemy Is Fleeing In Full Confusion.

Allies Reach Within 85 Miles Of Manchuria   British Forces Move Along Congcon Rive: North of Pyongyang

U.N. Forces Drive Toward Border Without Opposition As Enemy Retreats In Confusion; New Paratroop Landing Reported In Sukchon Area.

Russia Demands Trial of Hirchito  Called Smokescreen, Faces U. S. Rejection

Russia Demands Hirohito's Trial As War Criminal   American Officials joee Flat Rejection Of Soviet Proposa!

Russia Wants Hirohito Put on Trial  UL S. Officials Say  Ty nen ee   U. S. Officials Say Red Demand Will Be Rejected

Russia Wants Hirohito Put on Trial   U. S. Officials Say Red Demand Will Be Rejected

Reds Demand Hirohito Tria!   Officials Call Move ‘Bold, Dangerous’

Five Held As Rustlers: Gallia County Clue Aids In Solving S10.000 Case

PATIENT THREATENS BIG MILITARY PLANE   ‘Door, Jettisoned by Suicide-Ben Psychoneurotic Passenger at See Hite Tall Structure.

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various en TN   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

TO VISIT 28 TOWNS   Governor Carlson to Visit Wester: Kansas Next Week

FEAR, IGNORANCE BLAMED  ~ Children Still Starve to Death In Texas Despite Available Aid

MICHIGAN BELL AIKE ASSAILED   Attorney General Roth Raps Republican PSC  Members

Christmas Spirit, Though Meager. Prevailed In Troubled War Scene

Hal Boyle Writes: .  Bethlehem Star Hard To See In Korean Capital

BOYLE SEES SUFFERING  Santa Visited UN Korean Troops, in Small Way

‘Korea’s Sorrow Darkens Christmas Star   Little People Suffer in Tide of War; Troops Fan Flame of Yuletide Spirit With Holiday Meal, Improvised Trees

Infant Jesus Had Better Start in World Lhan Many Korean Babies, Hal Boyle Savs

ACHESON CALLS FOR DIPLOMACY IN COLD WAR   Says U. S. Always Ready to Meet With Reds for Peace

Cold War Stand Released Today   United States Will Refuse To Initiate Peace Talks But Willing To Negotiate

Total Effort To Win ‘War’ Urged OF USS.   Acheson Calls For Help Of Public To Overcome Obstacles To Peace

Acheson Warns Cold War Means ‘Life or Death   Urges All-Out Effort Against Powerful Foe

Acheson Asks for Total Cold  War on Russia   This is “Life and Death Struggle with Powerful Foe’?

Krew K KI PRINCESS’’NEW BABY  NAMED ANNE ELIZABETH ALICE LOUISE TONAY

Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise Name Of Princess Elizabeth’s New Baby

 Gets Identity Card and Ration Book  : = . New British Princess Named For Famous Women Monarchs

Names Famous In English History Are ‘Given to New Infant in Royal Family

New Princess Will Be Called Anne  * * * * * *. * * * * x   Duke Receives Identity Card And Ration Book For Infant

PLAN CHAPTER 10 AlD YOUTH.  PO. ee ee  ee   New Organization Is Being Formed In The County

Union Leader Accepts Bid From Northern Operators  For Talk Next Wednesday

AS MINE IDLE TOPS 88000   Session Set February 1; Allied Industries  Furlough 18,000

Unemployment Resulting From Strike Reaches 18,000 And Fuel Stockpiles Are Cut To Danger Point

Union Leader Sets Same Date and Hour As His Scheduled Appearance in Court To Answer Labor Board Injunction Suit; Fffocés of Strike by 88.000 Spreadina

lirst Conerete Action Taken ‘To End Strikes   LVMW Chieftain Will Meet Mine Operators In Washington Feb, 1

JOHN L LEWIS AGREES TO RENEW CONTRACT TALKS   Union Boss Accepts Invitation of Operators to Resume Negotiations February 1.   CONFERENCES WILL BE IN WASHINGTON   Eighty - Eight Thousand Miners Idle — Unemployment in Allied Industries Reaches 18.009.

88.000 Miners Still on Strike As Parley Set  Soft Coal Operators  Q@eand lake  invite

John Lewis Agrees to New Mine Negotiation   Suggests February 1 as Date But Operators Haven’t Replied Yet; Owners Stand Firm on Previous Proposals.

Southern Mine Owners Not Joining in Wage Negotiations Set For Washington On Same Day As Iniunction Hearing

Negotiation Opens Feb. 1 In Capital  Talks May Send 88,000 Diggers ReaeL TY. Bt...

Lewis Agrees To Renew  Contract Negotiations  Accepts Soft Coal Industry’s Bid Far Maeting In Wachinginn Woednacdav

BREAK COMES AS MINE IDLE TOPS 88,000   Session Set February 1; Allied Industries  Furlough 18,000

Chief of Union Accepts Bid to Contract Meet  Parley Renewal Break Toward Ending of Strike

It Is Same Date He Is Due To Appear In District Cour t; Coal Men Make  No Concescianc

Lewis Agrees To Negotiate  Truman Said Working   Truman Said Working on Coal Dispute

SKIES ARE CLEAR   Snow Storm Struck in This Area About 10 o'Clock Last Night

TRAINS ARE DELAYED BY NEW YORK FIRE   All Traffie Inte and Out of Grand Central Terminal Stalled for One Hour.

Aid Plan Chief To Ask European Trading Funds   Wants Half. Billion More in Attempt To Save His Program

Spud Surplus Controlled by Agreements   Cotton, Peanut Hardship Eased In New Law

a: 4 or te  Growers To Sign — Marketing Quotas   Next Year, Rules To Be More Riaid

“CATCH-ALL FARM BILL IN TRUMAN HANDS   Measuré Is Aimed at Solving Multi-Million-Dollar Potatc Surnlus Problem.

Cotton Acreage Increase Given By Compromise   Potatoes, Peanuts  Are Also Affected

Strike at Chonan, City Lost Saturday   Reinforcements Wage Close Battle; MacArthur Says Battalion Cut Off

MacArthur Reports First Efforts to Save S00 to 1000 Americans Were Unsuccessful, Reinforcements Reported Racing to Front

AAQUND TOW LOST EARLIER   MacArthur Reports Northern Reds Massing Tanks 10 Miles Away.

Judge Medin Sets Next Week For Sentencing; Jury Out Three Hours In Reaching Verdict

Acheson Faces  Loyalty Quiz   Senators Expected ta Ask  About State Officials

Estimate 100 Dead In Brazilian Wreck  Locomotive, Train Plunae Into River

100 KILLED IN RAILWAY WRECK   200 Others Injured When Brazilian Train Falls Into River

100 Perish as Train in Brazil  Dinocs Thea: ; Phinges Through Bridge

Brazilian Wreck Kills 100 Persons   Train Drops Into Swollen River As Reidag Callancec

TRAIN PLUNGES INTO STREAM: 100 SAID DEAD   200 Reported Hurt As Span Collapses With  Train in Brazil

Fear 100 Dead In Train Wieck.   Tr ain Plunges Into SwolJen Stream

100 Believed Dead as Train  Takes Plunge   Five Coaches Fall — Through Bridge . Near Rio de Janeirc

S* Sees bes eee & Bae” S\F MS. FY Bee EB ERPS  Joe Kennedy of Lawrence to Attend National Meeting

Forbidden to Leave Capitol Area by Order   Must Get Special Permit to Travel

Ban Ordered On Traveling By Romanians   Restrictions Are Placed On Diplomats As Result   OF Action Taken Against Bucharest Leaation

Curbs Clamped On Romanian Travel in U. §.   Diplomatic Move Retaliation for Bucharest Tactics

Restrict Travet for Romanians   U.S. Sets Up Ban as Retaliatory Gesture

U.S. Curbs Movements of Diplomats From Romania in Retaliatory Move

ROMANIAN DIPLOMATS "RESTRICTED   United States Government Limits Envoy and Staff to Within 35 Miles of Washington.   ‘8 STRIKE BACK AT  BUCHAREST GOV'T   Americans Being Treated So Badly by Romanians and Czechs That Breaks Are Threatened.

CROMMELIN ASKS RETIREMENT 10 RUN FOR SENATI   Uncompromising Navy Foe . OF Unitication Will Seek  use bone

Crommelin Asks Release From Navy To Run for Alabama Senate. Seat

Crommelin Asks ToBe Retired From Navy Post   Pacific Hero Strong Foe of Unification

Will Run for U.S. Senate From Alabama   Has Been Outspoker Critic of Defense - Dept. Unification

FIRES ON HOUSE; VET IS ARRESTED   lowa Women  Terrorized By Shooting

‘U. S. Seeking Inquiry in Red China Charge : That American Planes Bombed Manchuria

BOMBING PROBE SOUGHT BY U, S.   Security Council Asked To Order Inquiry Into Charge That Americans Struck Manchuria.

U. 8. Urges U. N. Special Session To Probe Red China Bombing Charge

Special Session For U.S. Plane Inquiry Sought  Austin Asks U.N. To Speed Probe Of China Bombing

TY, AIRCRAFT LIFT CAUTIOUS MARKET   EE AC ERE TNE NR, A EA WS SI NE er oe     Feature Trading As Lis! Feels Way Toward Higher Ground

Hollywood’s Wedding of the Year Elizabeth and Conrad Head for Altar

ruil }reatment Hollywood Unrolls Red Plush For Taylor-Hilton Marriage

Elizabeth Taylor And Nick Hilton Head For The Altar This Afternoon

Elizabeth Taylor and Nick Hilton, j., Marry Teday   Thousands of Fans Are Expected to Gother Near Church.

‘Hollywood Extravaganza Huge Crowd Expected At Taylor-Hilton Wedding Today

Wedding of the Year  at el a a  Taylor-Hilton Altar Trek to _ Follow Hectic Day for Mother

GEN. IKE BLASTED BY SOVIET PRESS   Labeled Sergeant Major Of Wall Street

House Okays Bill To Hike Postal Rates   Voice Vote Clears Measure: Investigation Of Monopolies Due

8 Meet Death In Powder Blast   Homes for Miles Arounc Are Rocked

Fight Killed By Explosion At Eldred   Blast Destroys Mixing Building At Powder Plant

Senate Candidate: Blast Each Other In Latest Talks  Beardsley Says Young People Drawn to GOP

Votes Six-Month Extension, Beats  GOP Opposition   Passes Bill With ‘Local Option,’ Letting Communities Extend Controls An Additional Half-Y ear

Labor Wants Own Man For NSRB   Board Vice-Chairmanship Has Been Newly Created By President Truman

Olpe Bond Issue Is Bought by K. C, Bank   City National Awarded Contract for Securities For New School Building

Man and His I Children Die in Fire   Mother Is Only Survivor of Farm Blaze in Michiaor

FIGHT PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE   iSeven Children And Father Lose Lives; Mother, Badly Burned, Is Only Sur vive or.

Sin Family DieinFire   Father, 7 Children Perish in Fast Spreadina Blaze

Seven Children And Father Die  In Farm Fire   Mother, in Serious Condition, Is Only Survivor of Blaze

Midnight Fire Kills Father And7 Children   Mother Serious As Fire Destroys Home ia Michiaas

Father and 7 Children Die   Mother Only One of Michigan Family to Survive as  Farm Burns.

8 DIE IN FIRE THAT DESTROYS DSTORY HOME   Seven Children And Dad Lost In Middle-ofNight Blaze

Father and Seven Children Perish When Flames Level Farmhouse Early Tuesday Near Addison, Mich

EIGHT PERISH IN FARMHOUSE FIRE   ISOLATED MICHIGAN DWELLING CONSUMED BEFORE HELP COMES

Blaze Devours Home: Mother Makes Escape  Stark Traaedy le   Stark Tragedy Is Revealed After Firemen Arrive

Mother in Serious Condition  Father, Seven Children Kille  In Michigan Farmhouse Fire

FARMER, SEVE CHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN FIRE   Mother of Michigan Family Badly Burned in Early Morning Tragedy

T CHILDREN, DAD DIE IN FLAMES   Mother Hurt in Night Fir On Michigan Farm

Eight InOne Family Perish As Home Burn:   Badly Injured Wife And Mother Is Only Survivor Of Disaster

Farm House Blaze Takes Fight Lives   Middle of the Night Fire Traps Father and Seven Children; Mother Is Sole Survivor

Eight Perish in Farm Home Fire   Father, 7 Children Are Addison, Mich., Victims

Farm Fire In Michigan  Kills Kight   Father and Seven Children Perish as 2-Story Farmhouse Burns Rapidly; Only Survivor Is Mother.

Eight Perish In Farm Blaze  Father And Childrer Die At Addison, Mich

Eight Die In Flames   Father and 7, Children Victims of Home Fire: Mother Badly Burned

LEWIS WOULD BAR TAFT FROM MINES   WARNS OHIO OPERATORS  WORKERS MAY QUIT 1K SENATOR PAYS VISIT.

Taft Attacked By  Lewis In Letter No Welcome Mat At Mises Far Senater

Bitter Blast At Taft ©   Lewis Warns Operators Miners Might Quit If Senator Visits Pits

Cheaper Spuds ? ?  U.S. Potato Price Props May Be [Dropped Next Year, Aiken Says

Governor Sees a Strike Sefilement   Telephone Walkout May Be Averted, He

Barth Invents New Tactics With a Cannon   gg “ene: General Sets  : Howitzer Up Front, Result Amazes Reds

Yank Ground Troops Take Up Positions   Transport Crashes In Mountains; 23 U. $. Service Men Die

U.S. Military Men Have Returned To Advanced Base   First Reports Said Northern Forces Had Captured the City

Widsls VASE OUTEUIES  Arrangements Made Yesterday fort Pittshure Students ta Came

Se BB48e F Bt 8 BBN Be  Arrangements Made Yesterday fo Pittsburg Students to Come

Low Of 141s Forecast For Area Tonight  Light S now Flakes Fall; Temper otur ure

Low Of 141s Forecast For Area Tonight   Light Snow Flakes Fail; Temperature Drops To 20 Here

New Big Army Draft Looms   140,000-Man Figure May Be Upped by Turn Of Events in Korea War

May Have to Step Up Dralt   Depends.on Whether Chi nese Action In Korea Prolongs Conflict

China Threat May Increase Draft Quota  Boost Would Com Feely In 1951

Might Draft 140, 000 More   Chinese Reds in Korea May be Cause for Call

Bigger Draft Calls Likely After Jan. 1   Chinese Reds’ Role in Korean War Jars Plans

CHANGE IN KOREAN OUTLOOK,  Army May Raise Draft Sights During First Quarter of 1951

Entry Of Chinese Reds Into Korean War May Force Draft Call Stepup

Draft Calls May Be Stepned Up  Due To Entrance Of Chinese In Korea

Red Chinese Troop Intervention ‘May Swell U.S. 1951 Draft Call   Korean Situation May Boost Armed Forces’ Needs for First 3 Months of Next i Year Above 140.000

Chinese Red Intervention  May Hike Draft   Army May Need More Mer If China Communists Prolong Korean Fight

Chinese Attack Could Upset Draft Program  America May Require   America May Require More Men If War In Korea Drags Out

Army May Up Its Call for Men Next Yea   Increase to Depend on Action of Chinese Communists

Chinese Aid In Korea May Up U. S. Draft   Longer Conflict Could Mean More Men Next Year

Chinese Attack Could Upset Drlt Program  Amer ate nt n if Wi   America May Require More Men If War In Korea Drags Out

Denies FCC Refused To Check RCA's Color TV   Wayne Coy Attacks Editorial In Washington Newspaper On Video Issue

6 IN LOUISIANA DEATH VICTIMS   Five Are Killed In Traffic Accidents, One Is Drowned

Truman, Acheson Highly Optimistic   See Eventual Peace With Soviet Russia

Peace Hopes Are Strong,  As Cold War Drags Along   Truman And Acheson Reported Convinced Of Some Settlement

Convinced It Take Time To Reach Accord   Not Anxious To Force Atom Issue  With Russia Now

MAY TAKE MANY YEARS, BUT. 7 Acheson, Truman See Peace With Russia, If We Keep Nerve

HARD FREEZE POSSIBLE TONIGHT  Cold Wave Blankets Denton. Sweeps Over Most Of State

10 Violent Deaths In Ohio Over Week End   8 Result From Traffic Accidents; 65-Yr-Old Man Drown:

Two Valley Cities To Ballot Saturday on Bond Proposals   San Benito to Ballot on Water System lesue. Port Isabel on School Improvement

Moscovites Given A Chanee To Act As They Preaeh   Reds Now Believe Room In World Kor Two Isme

Acheson Tells Reds Requisites For World Peace   By DEWITT MACKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs  Analwet

29 Meet Death, 115 Injured in Train Collision  Long Island Accident Ce ee en.   Long Island Accident At Only Spot Possible Within 50 Miles

live Feared Near Death After Wreck   NY Motorman Ran Past Red Light, Savs DA

The Weather   Rail Smashup Toll May Rise   Last of 115 Screaming Injured and Dead Are Wrenched From Cars

RESCUERS PULL DEAD, INJURED FROM TANGLE   New York to Launch Sweeping Probe  Of Tragedy 7?

Last Of 115 Sereaming Injured Removed From Mangled Wreckage   Engineer Is Held For Manslaughter   Officials Say He Ran Red _ Light In ‘Tragedy That Couldn’t Happen’

Officials Investigate How ‘Impossible’ Wrecl Could Have Happened

Toll In Wreck May Goto 34: Probe Slated   Motorman’s Failure To Heed Red Light Blamed in Tragedy

Hero Wavell, African Victor, Dies In London   Veteran Soldier Won Firs Victories For British In Last War

Gen. Wavell, British Hero In Africa, Dies  Veteran Soldier, 67, Suffers Relapse

Britain Loses One of Great Army Leaders   Viscount Wavell Bead at 67 after Operation Relapse

WAVELL, FAMED MARSHAL, DIES   British Leader Who Crushed Italian Armies'In Africa Succumbs After Opera tion In Landon.

Wavell, 67, British War Hero, Dies   One-Eyed Field Marshall Helped Crush Italian Armies in Africa

Gen, Wavell, Famed British War Leader In Africa, is Dead   Ficld Marshal Succumbs Short Time After 67th Birthday

Famed Soldie: Wavell! Dies   Victories in Africa 10 Years Ago Turned War Tide, Gave Britain Hope

—ONE-EYED FIELD MARSHAL —  Earl Wavell, 67, Dies; Turned Tide in War

Veteran Soldier Of England Dies  “Fart Wavell Served In 2 World Wars

General: Wavell Of Britain Dies In London Today  / War Hero, Statesman Was 67; Led Troops To Victory In Africa

Africa War Hero Earl Wavell Dies  Crushed Italigns In Early Forties

MARSHAL WAVELL, FAMED BRITISH WAR CHIEF, DEAL   Daring Strategist Crushec Italian Armies in Africa  wweicccsrmpecssssoie Gbesese-sae

Wavell, of Desert War Fame. Dies   British General Routed Italians in Africa Ten Years Ago.

Field Marshal  Fails To Rally  After Surgery Crushed Italians In  Africa, Later Became Leader In Far Fast

Field Marshal Wavell Dies; Broke Italian Army in Desert Campaign

Famed British Warrior Dies   Wavell Led First Victories In World War

Marshall Wavell Dies In London After Operation   Crushed Tialian Armies 10 Years Ago: Served As Vieerov Of India

Viscount Wavell, Victor of Africa, Ts Dead in Londor   Veteran Soldier Was 67 Had Reputation of Being Daring Strategist

Earl Wavell, 67, Noted World War  Commander, Dies   Warrior Who Scored Firs! Allied Land Victories  In Africa, Succumbs

Noted British War Leader Is Dead   Gen. Archibald Wavell Led Forces That Beat  Italians in Italy; Dies  Following an Onperatior

Illness Fatal to Conqueror of Italian Army   British Field Marshal Wavell Dies Following Operation on May 5

British War Hero Started Downfall Of Italian Army   Veteran Soldier Underwent Abdominal Operation on May  Suffered Relapse Sunday

Field Marshal Wavell Called  At Age Of 67   Veteran Soldier, Former Viceroy Of India, Is Dead At Londen — Had Leading War Reale

Wavell Dies At 67 Years   Officer Proved Hero In Recent Campaigns

LOVELAND RUNS IN SENATE RACE   He'll Quit Job and Figh  For Brannan Plan

'oyeland Enters Race for Senate  Resigns USDA Post to Seek Nomination

Al Loveland Senatorial  Candidate   lowa Democrat To Seek Votes as Brannan Plan Booster.

Loveland Decides To Seek Democratic Senafe Nomination   Brannan Plan Will Be a Main Plank In His Platform

\Steckler Named U. §. Judge to Succeec Baltzell: See Triumph for McHale

EMPHASIS ON UNDERSEAS CRAFT United States Navy Larger, But Soviets Have More Subs

 450 Vessels Tied Up in Reserve  U.S. Navy Is Biggest in World With 243 Active Combat Ships

U.S: Navy Is Still Largest But Russi Owns Biggest Fleet Of Submarines

Marshall To Be Quizzed On Army's Intelligence   Breakdown Of U. S. Military Intelligence In Korean War Investizvated By Senators

Marshall Faces Senate Grilling Committee Probing  Suspected Failure Of MacArthur's G-2

SENATORS WILL QUIZ MARSHALL ON WAR ERRORS   Defense Chief Will Be Asked To Explain Breakdown Of American Intelligence Service In Korea,

ASKS WHY US. SPIES SLIPPED   Senate Calls Marshall To Explain Surprises Met In Korea.

‘Marshall To Face Senators On Reported Breakdown Of U.S. Military Intelligence

Solons Prepare To Question Marshall Today  Probe Breakdown of Army Intelligence Unit in Korean War

Marshall Faces Quiz on Army Intelligence   Senator Wants to Know Why Reds Surprised Forces of UN

Senators To Make Inquiry of Marshall _ About Failure of U. S. Intelligence in Korea

ASK MARSHALL AF INTELLIGENCE MADE BUNGLE      Senators Want to Know Why Chinese Surprised, Routed Yonks.

SOLONS TO’ QUERY ° GEN. MARSHALL ON WAR’ INTELLIGENCE   Seek Explanation: How U. N Drive: ‘Was Turned To Rout By. Red: ‘China '

House Fire Kills Two Children, Sweeps Forest   State Fire Rangers and Suffern Firemen in Standby Roles

Crippling Walkout Of Phone Workers In St. Louis Ends  Strike Had Tied-Uy “Non-Dial System Service :

Crippling Walkout Of Phone Workers In St. Louis Ends  Str ‘ike Had Tied- Uy  Pe . eee: Ne mee NON   Strike Had Tied-Up Non-Dial System Service

St. Louis Telephone Strike Is Called off: All Workers Return   Estimated 5000 Employes Who Walked Out When Six Workers Are Dismissed. Return to Jobs

HOUSE BEGINS 11-DAY HOLIDAY   Unfinished Omnibus Apprepriafions Bill WL be First Business  of Legislative Body When Sessjons Hesume April 13.

REPRESENTATIVES GO HOME House Begins Holidays; Senate Still At Work

HOUSE BEGINS 11-BAY HOLIDAY   Unhnished Omnibus Approprialions Bill Wit be First Business of Legisintive Body When Seanions Resume April 18.

Senators Split on Excise Tax  Se. fe Peewee  eae   Dairy Solons Fail to Agree Over Course

Red Inquiry Appears Due To End Soor   Senate's Investigation, 4 Months Old, To End After Committee Votes To Report

Court Sustains Loyalty Ouster  re 1 VAfepb ace ©... eo   Federal Workers Subject To Scrutiny

Miss Dorothy Bailey Admitted That She Attended Communist Meeting, But Wants $8,000 Job Back

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS FIRING FOR UNLOYALTY   President May Remove Any From Service He  Deems Poor Risk

Loyalty Discharge Authority Upheld  ’ Appeals Court Acts On Truman Powers

Appeals Court U pholds U.S. Loyalty System   President Can Remove Any Federal Worker  Under Board Findings

ABOUT 250 ATTEND OPENING SESSIONS   First Meetings of Two-Day U. N. Conference at K.  U. Held Today   ADDRESS BY MOREAU

ABOUT 250 ATTEND   First Meetings of Two-Day U. N. Conference at K.  U. Held Today   ADDRESS BY MOREAU

Marine Lands Back In Jail   Was Operated On To Halt His Criminal Tendencies

‘Criminal’ Surgery Fails  x kk x kk Volunteer Nabbed for Check Passing

Anti-Crime Operation Fails  Marine Rack in Iail an Rad Check Characec

Bad Checks Trap a Vet Who Submitted to Brain Surgery   Criminal Tendencies Were to Be Severed

fAarine Arrested Again Brain Surgery Fails To Ease Criminal Urae

Freezing Rain, Slee! Slow Highway Use From Pennsylvania to Arkansas

Midwest Flood Danger Rises, Ice Storm Disrupts Memphis As Strange Weather Prevails

STORMS, FLOODS HARASS SOUTH, MIDWEST AREAS   Damaging Blow Hits Memphis, Perils Mount In Indiana, [linois

Worst Ice Storm In 17 Years Cripples Memphis   Re THE ASSOCTATET PRESS

Flood Perils Mounting As Rivers Rise  More Than Inch OF Rainfall  o

Floods Menacing Inditana-IIlinois   More Freezing Weather Threatens to Add to Mounting Damage by Storm

FLOODS MENACE MIDWEST AREA   Indiana and Illinois Ar Threatened—Memphis Hit by Ice Storm

Floods Imperil Two-Stafe Area  Hundreds Homeless In Indiana, Illinois

Flood Perils Yet Prevail in Hl. and Ind.   Hundreds Still Home. less in Many Areas; Situation in Cal.

Floods, Ice Storms Are New Perils   Much of Chilly Weather Remain: In California

Flood Perils Mount in Midwest As Severe Ice Storm Strikes Memphis: More Crop Damage Seer

Floods Peril Two States In Midwest Area  Memphis Ice-Bound After Long, Heavy

Power, Phone Service Out: Schools Closed   Flood Waters Claim Three Lives In Missouri, Ilinois

Flood Perils Increase in-Indiana And Illinois: Ice Coats Memphis

High Waters Hit Indiana And Illinois   Flood Perils Mount Severe Ice Storm  Strikes Damaging . Blows in Memphis

Two States Face Mounting Threat Of Flood Water  ‘Hundreds Already Made Homeless _By Rising Water

Flood Perils Mounting in Middle West  Ice Storm Hits Memphis: West Sul! Shivering

Flood Peril Is Mounting in 2 States   3.Persons Drowned, Highways Blocked in Hlinois and Indiana

Floods Peril Indiana, Illinois: Ice at Memphis   California Citrus, Vegetable Crops Reported in Danger

Floods Menace ‘Indiana, Blingig  * California’ Cro ps:Suffer Damag Seveie Ice Storm Hits Memphi ni

Floods, Ice, Plague Area   Memphis Paralyzed b Sleet Storm; Flooded Rivers Still Rising

Socialists Win Bavarian Vote   Upset Victory Hits Rearming Plans

Rearming Plans Suffer New Blow   Surging Socialists  Triumph in Third German Election

Adenauer Cheerful At ‘Step Forward’  Offered Concessions To Get German Troops

W. German Forces May Be Included  In Defense Plans   Chancellor Announces “Big Step Forward” Is Made At 5-Hour Session

Step Forward Taken In Plans To Use West  German Forces   OCCUPATION CONTROL WILL BE MODIFIED

West. German Participation In Defense Is Seen   Adenauer Pleased With Concessions Of Allies 

Reich’ s Leader Gains Point In 5. Hour Parley   Shift From Control To Be Gradual, Say  Allied Commissioner

One Last Look   German Participation In Pact Army Nearer, Adenauer Says

BID FOR GERMAN TROOPS 15 MADE   ALLIES CONFER WITH CHAN CELLOR ADENAUTER — LATTER REPORTS PROGRESS.

Chancellor Reports Big Step Forward  ‘Security Treaty’ Appears Likely

ALLIES MAY EASE CONTROL LAWS   West German Leader Gratified By Plans For New Pact Armies

Said To Involve Sweeping Away  Of Virtually All Controls by ~ OccuvnvinePowers

ONE-WAY TRAFFIC TO SIXTH STREET   Signs Extending Regula tions on Kentucky-Ten naceoa Go Uo   TRAFFICWAY IS READY

NE-WAY TRA TO SIXTH STREET   Signs Extending Regulations on Kentucky-Tennessee Go Up   TRAFFICWAY IS READY

Senator Asks ‘Voluntary Steel Control   Burbank Says, However, War Doesn't Yet Rate Full Economic Mobilization

Voluntary Controls On Steel Asked   Congress Urged To Kill Alaska Statehood Bill

Last Phase Of Fighting Believed Near  Advance Cuts Off 90.000 .Koreans:

Allied UN Force Continues Drive Upon Red Capital   South Korean First Division Only 55 Miles From Communist Stronghold As War Against Reds Enters Its Final Phase

Allies Aim For Red Capital  OfPvongvang   Communist Casualties Running Close To A  Guarter Of A Million

Allies Smash Ahead in Drive On Pyongyang   Troops Push 15-20 Miles After Trapping 20,000 Reds

Drive Ahead 15-20 Miles   Leave 20,000 Reds Trapped; Three-Prong Drive Aimed Akt Pyongyang

UN Troops Smash Out New. Gains   Aimed At Koreds’  Capital Pyvonevane

Temperatures   S. Koreans Only 55 Miles From Foe’s Capital; U. S. Cavalry Races On

Allies Close In From Three Sides On Reds   First Cavalry Is 70 Miles East Of Communist Capital

Red Troors Left Isolated; Forces ‘Smash 14 Miles   U. S. First Cavairy Rumbling Through Cantured Kumehon

Three-Pronged Drive Carries 15 To 20 Miles   Estimated 20,000 Reds Cut Off In Speedy Advance; Communists Continue Resistance

City of Kumchon Falls to Fierce Triple Assault   Gay Congratulates Troops; Tells Them Victory Sets New Speed Mark

Red Capifal ls Object of Allied Drive   20,000 Communists Cut Off Back of Allied Lines to Be Mopped Up Later on

20,000 Enemy Troops Snared In U.N. Trap   Three-Pronged Advance Threatens Communist City of Pvongvang

20,000 REDS TRAPPED  Allied Forces Advance 20 Miles In 3-Prong Drive on Pyonaqyanc

IRAP TFUUSANDS  Republic Troops Within 55 Miles Of Red Capital Of Pyongyang  20,000 COMMUNISTS CUT OFF BEHIND U.N. LINES

Allies ‘Chase Fleeing Foe.  Seize Towns   Smash Out Gains In  Three-Pronged Push © From South And East

Pittsburgher Is First Avowed Candidate for  j Geanbor af the Lance

FIRST TO ANNOUNCE   Representative Gibson a Candidate For Kansas Speaker of the House

YANKS FAVORED TO GOP FOURTH AND LAST GAME  Youthful Eddie Ford to Take Mound for Bombers — Philly   W eather Is Ideal— Game Odds on Yanks

Two Mayo Clinic Doctors Share Nobel Medicine Prize With Swiss Professor

3 TO SHARE PRIZES   . Mayo Doctors and a Swiss Professor Will Receive  Nobel Medical Award

For Work on Cortisone, ACTH  1950 Nobel Prize in Medicine  To Go to 2 Americans. Swiss

Two Mayo Clinic Doctors: Swiss Professor to Share ‘ohel Medicine Prize

Mayo Medics Get Nobel Prize   Two, With Swiss Doctor, Win Honars

Congress Takes Speedy Action  Taft, Bricker Will   Taft, Bricker Will Back Truman Plan:

Giant Craft Rams Hill tn  New Mexico   Newsmen Barred At Atomic Area Where Plane Hit

13 SUPERFORT CREWMEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Bodies Are Burned In Wreck Near Atomie Bomb Base

U. S. Military Group Swim River To Escape Communists As U. S. Headquarters Fall

U. S. Military Advisers   Flee Before Commie Tank   25 Americans Swim and Paddle Across Han River to Make Good Their Eseana

MAY HAVE LOOP MARK   Stinson's Feat at Utah Appears to Be Big Seven Record

Pastors Protest Race Betting  Drop Religious Progran At Champaign Fair

Senate Group Pushes Probe Of Vote Deal:   Spending, ‘Horsetrading Threaten To Turn U. S Senate Into Controlled   Rich Man's Club

Russia Announces All German War  Prisoners Back   Statement Dashes Hopes Of Kin of 400,000 Still Missing

Russia Says All German POW's Are Repatriated   Hopes of Thousands Of Families Dashed; U.S. Assails Claim

soviet Announces Repatriation Over, .  West Germany Claims Russia Holds 400,000 Troops

\German Hones Blasted !n Russia's Renort All War Prisoners Returned

Announcement Is Made Last of War Prisoners Is Repatriated by Saviets

Soviet Announces Repatriation End  Thousands Of German Soldiers:Are Missing

All German Prisoners Claimed Repatriated  Russians Destroy Hopes For Roturn Of Missing Soldiers

DEFENSE CHECK BY COMMITTEE I$ AUTHORIZED   "Continuous" Checkup Of Military Effort And Related Activity

North Koreans Massing In Forward Areas For Renewed Offensive; U. S. Bombers Keep   Slugging Away   TRUCK CONVOYS OF ENEMY SLOW DOWN

Yanks Yield Chonan As North Koreans Move Uy To Renew Offensive   Strategic Value Of City Not Regarded Worth Price It Would Cost To Maintain Defense.

Washington Says. Rail Center Ours   But UP Reporter Contends City Abandoned By US

‘Flabbergasted’ When Triplets Born; Wanted Another Set af Twins!

Adler Jury Can t Reach Decision   Libel Suit Still Undecided After Hours’ Deliberatior

In Red Libel Trial  10-Hour Mulling Produces Draper-Adler Jury Impasse

Mississippi Rep. Rankin Calls Einstein 'Faker’ and Advocates His Deportation

SIX STATES HIT BY DUST STORM   Gale-Like Winds Seir} Over Plains, With Fight Fatalities Caused By Highway Accidents.

Gale Like Winds Send Dust Over Six Plains States   Rich Topsoil from Thousands of Acres Blow Away in West

EIGHT DEATHS BLAMED ON PALL  Dust Storms Swirl Over Plains Area   Business Buildings Dectroved By Blaze

Dust Storms Whip Over Wide Area  Blizzards Also Strike Colorado.

Dust Storms Rage Across Plains States   Eight Highway Deaths Blamed ‘On Black Gale

Reminiscent of Black Blizzards  Plains States Given Dust Storms Respite

Dust bowl Again? Blinding Dust Storms, Whipped By Gale Winds, Swirl Over Plains States

Dust Swirls Over3-State AreainWest   Eight Traffic Deaths Attributed to Pall of Choking Earth in Plains Rerion   Winds Are Strong   Gusts Fan Prairie Fire: and Damage Farm Buildings

Choking Clouds Cause Crashes, Pile Up Traffic  Rich Topsoil Blown Awav On Craplands

Death, Damage loll Mounting In Dust Storm   Highways Closed As Winds Stir Up ‘Black Blizzards’

High Winds Lash Plains States, Cause Wrecks   Some Highway Routes Closed Off; Crop Losses Expected

Dust Storms Cause Deaths Of 8 Persons   Heavy Damage To  Property In Middle West; Snow Blocks Nebraska Hizhways

Dust Storms Hit Plains States  Dust Pall Causes 8 Highway Fatalities 50 Persons Injured

Dust Storms Swirl Over Plains States   Low Visibility Causes Eight Highway Deaths

90 INJURED IN AUTO MISHAPS IN THO STATES   Plains Areas Battered By Swirling Dust Fanned By Gale-Like Winds

Choking Pall Piles Up Traffic and Fans Fires   8 Highway Fatalities Result; 4 Childrer: Perish as Home Burns

DUST STORM HITS PLAINS; EIGHT KILLED   Fog of Dust Causes Traffic Fatalities and Fifty Injuries in Kansas, Texas, Nebraska.   TEN CARS INVOLVED IN KANSAS PILEUP   Croplands Damaged, Buildings Wrecked, Fires Fanned by Winds; Kansas Closes Off Some Roads.

Storms States   Swirling Dirt Blamed For 8 Trattic Deaths   Oklahoma, Texas Kansas Take Brun Of High Winds

os  REMINDER OF 1930’s — Blinding Dust Storms Whirl Over Three States

RICH TOP SOIL LOST AS GALE RIPS 6 STATES   8 Killed on Highways As Dirt Clouds Veil Roads

Dust Pall Shrowds WideArea   Kansas, Oklahoma, And Texas Worst Hit By Storm; High Toll Of Dead and Injured

Eight Deaths Are Blamed on Blinding Dust   Traffic Accidents Boom As Visibility Cut; 50 Persons Injured in Accidents Over Area

It Finally Happened: Car and Plane Collide   SARE VE PTE 170  Blinding Dust Storms Take Huge Toll Over American Plains

Gale Winds Whip Farm Top Soil Across Plains.  Eight Highway Deaths Attributed   Eight Highway Deaths Attributed To Choking Clouds

Dust Storms Hit Five Plains States  Damage to Crops Reported Heavy

High Winds Cause Dust Storms Over Big Plains Area  Rlamed for 8   Blamed for 8 Traffic Deaths In 3 States

Fight Highway Deaths Caused By Choking Dus   50 More Injured In Two Siates As Rich Top Soil Is Blown Away; Is Remi niseent Of Black Bli-zard+

Blinding Dust . Storms Swirl Over Wide Area   Deaths Blamed On Choking Clouds

Blinding Dust Darkens Plains  High Winds Blow   High Winds Blow Top Soil Away

Dust Storms Whirl Across Plains States Causing Highway Fatalities

Dust Storms Sweep Plain States Causing Eight Highway Fatalities  Galelike Winds Rip Rich Top Soil From Thousand: Of Acres In Several States; Over Fifty  Pe Le ee i, ee Pee ee fe

Plains States Hit By Dust Storms Reminiscent Of ’35 ‘Black Blizzards’ Scourges

Plains States Are Subjected to Blinding Dust Storms: Eiaht Hidhway Deaths Caused by Wind

Black Blizzards Sweep Six States   Autos Pile Up in Crashes on Dust-Veiled Roaels

Blinding Storms Swirl Over Plains States; Eight Fatalities Blamed on Choking Dust

Dust Storms Choke West’ Fertile Farms   Rich Top Soil over Vast Area Blown Away Sunday

Dust Storms Swirl Over Wide Areas of Plains States  Causing Extensive Damage  . Eight Highway Fatalities Blamed To Thick Dust Pall on Roads

Dust Storms Swirl Over  Plains States Eight Highway C Deat!   Eight Highway Deaths Blamed On Thick © Clouds of Duct

I. G. A. Chain of Super Markets Will Open Business in Brookfield

G.0.P. Backs Security Bill   2 Republicans Favor McCarran Proposal

Senators Rush Anti-Spy Bill  MeCarran Submits Catch-All Proposal

Priority Bills Being Pushed By Legislature  hours   Sex Offender Laws Tightened as Solons Race Against Time

Lane Wins By Unit Votes —   Loses Popular Vote Butler Ahead Also In Unit Votes

Lane Victor Under State Unit Voting   Mahoney Gets Most Votes In Primary, Bat Loses Contest

Popular Vote Is Given To Mahoney   Thumping Majority For Tydings In, Contest With Two ° Others For “enate

Michigan About Bankrupt, Both Parties Agree  State Deficit Set At $71 211 227

Bridges to Lose Citizen Rights on Federal Court Rule   Action Opens Legal Gate to New Deportation Proceedings

Orders Bridges Stripped of His Citizenshir Court Opens Gate  i i a ee   Court Opens Gate to New, Legal Deportation Action

Bridges Loses Citizenship, Court Rules   Federal Judge Opens Legal Gate to New Deportation Moves; Wait Appeal Ruling

Court’s Decision Revokes Bridges’ Rights As Citizer   Opens Way to Deportatior Action Against CIO Chief Convicted of Perjury

Orders Bridges Stripped of His Citizenshiy  Court Opens Cate   Court Opens Gate to New, Legal Deportation Action

Federal Court Revokes Bridges’ Citizenship In Further Deporting Move   Fiery CIO Longshore Union Leader Calls It Another Part Of ‘Same Rigged Deal;’ New Appeal Will Be Filed By Union Monday

BRIDGES LOSES AUAIN IN COURT   MOTION TO REVOKE HIS CITI ZENSHIP GRANTED-—UNION LEADER TO APPEAL.

—MORE EFFICIENT FOR WAR— Equips New Jet Planes With ‘Family Of Robots’

Air Force Unveils Fighter Aides   Automatic Devices Track Enemy Bombers and Shoot Them Down

WEAPON DEVISED TO BRING DOWN ENEMY BOMBERS   jet Fighters Equipped ith Automatic Device To Track Down Foe, Shoot Down Planes And Bring. Pilot. Home.

AF Equips Jet Fighters With Robots \To Track, Shoot Down Night Bombers

Robots Can Locate Enemy Aircraft   Jet Fighters Could Down Bombers, Then Bring Pilot Home

New Automatic Device to Track Enemy Bombers  Robot to Shoot Plane: Down, Bring Pilot Safely Home

Enemy Can Be Tracked, Shot Automatically   Robots Installed To Meet Threat Of New Hiah-Sneed Bombers

Air Force Puts Robot Devices On Latest Jets   New Gadgets Track Planes, Shoot, Bring Pilot Home

TRACK DOWN BOMBERS — U. S. Air Force Equipping Latest Model Jet Fighters With Robots

Robots Operate New U. S. Jet Fighters   rack Bombers in Dark. Shoot Them Down. Bring Pilot in for Landin

Charch Services Open Franklin’s Freedom Festiva!   3-Day Event Will Feature _. Parade and Fireworks Display Tuesday

Charch. Services ‘Open Franklin’s  Freedom Festiva   Day Event Will Feature “3 Parade and Fireworks . “.. Display Tuesday

Russia Revalues Ruble, Cuts Prices Of Food, Clothing   Four Rubles Now Equal Tc U.S. Dollar

Funds Campaign Begins For Smith   _ American Legion To Help Amputee

French Cabinet Faces Battle For Existence  British Labor Party Also Faces Vote On Pool Plan Aloofness

Senate-House Conferees Rush Profits Tax Bill   Compromise Sought After Hasty Approval By. Upper Chamber

Congress Seeks Quick Passage Of Pofits Tax ©   Bill Designed To Tax Additional Corporation Profit

Drive Ahead For Excess Profits Tax   Hasty Approval Given Measure By Senate; Seek $3.2 Billions

Senate Gives Hasty O.K. to Profits Tax   Congress Driving to Reach Agreement On Levy on Corporations

PROFITS TAX BILL PUSHED   Congress Seeks Hurry-Uf Agreement After Senate QO. K.

House And Senate Conferees Seek ‘Agreement On Excess Profits Tax

Congress After Hurry-Up Pact   Committee Seeking To Effect Comprémise On Bill Teday.

Drive Ahead For Excess Profits Tax  Hasty Approval Given Measure ce he

Conferees  Seek Accord On Tax Plan   Senate Votes $3 Billions War Tax Bill

Conferees Push For Accord On Profits Tax Bill   Senate And House Place Approval On Varied Versions; George Sees Need Of Eventual Revisions

Fast Action Being Taken In Congress About Taxes   Excess Profit Levies Would Take Billions In Corporate Funds

Excess Profits Bill Receives Hasty Approval  Levy Of 75 Percent Natod Iulyv 7   Small Firms Exempt

SENATE OKAYS PROFITS LEVY   Congress Drives For Hur. ry-Up Agreement On Terms

EXCESS PROFITS TAX BILL DRAWN   Senate Approves, Measure And Compromise With House Bill Is Sought By Joint Committee.

SENATE GROUP RELEASES FINDINGS Survey Shows Comic Books Have  Little Effect On Juvenile Crime

CREME STUDY REPORT Lack of Love, Not Comics, Held Key to Delinquency

Phone Workers Set To Strike   C1O Group To Walkout Next Friday Unless Wave Boost Granted.

SEI FUR A SEKIREI  Telephone Workers Sched uled to Quit Posts Nxt Friday

Phone Workers Plan Walk-Out’   Company Must Act To Avert Friday’s Strike, ClO Says

PHONE STRIKE DEADLINE SET   Nationwide Walkout Tr Begin Friday Unless Accord Is Reached

SET FOR A STRIK   Telephone Workers Sched. uled to Quit Posts N«xt Friday

Eminent Doctor, Backed By Research SaysW eather Cause Of Common Cold:

Common Cold ‘ Due To Change In Weather   Scientist Says There Is No Virus Carryina Disease

s Grandpa Right on Weather Causing Colds?   Doctor Says He is, Dismissing Germs or Virus as the Villain

] But Cure’s Still Elusive   Weather, Not Virus, Blamed For Perennial Common Cold

Human Colds Not Due to.Any Virus; Grandpa Right When He Blamed ‘em on Weather

Maybe Grandpa Was Right... Scientist Says Weather, Not Germs, Causes Colds

WEATHER MAY BE CAUSE OF COMMON COLD   Researcher Rejects Virus Theory; Says. Dust, Ete., Damage Nose.  s r

Not A Virus After All  Noted Physician Advances New Theory On Cold Causes

Commie Nations Praise Stalin   Russian Leader Marks His 71st Birthday Today

Attempt To Outdo Each Other In His Praise ‘Controlled Press at Home And In Soviet Orbit  Extoll Stalin’s Virtues on 71st Birthday

-One Gift Rubs Grain, However  'Red Letter Day For Communists - Stalin’s 71

Joseph Stalin 71 Years Old   Communist Press Lauds _ Russian Dictator on His Birthday Today.

Josef Stalin Is Hailed by Cries of ‘Great Genius’ on This —His 71st Birthday

Have Heavy Casualties   Severe Fighting Rages All Along 120-Mile Korean Front; U, S. Planes Destroy or Damage 65 Red Tanks

Severe Fighting Reported All Along 120-Mile  Korean Front   Both Sides Lose Heavily; Communist Casualties  Put at 20.000

Twin Pincers Aimed At Taegu Are Beaten Back      Severe Fighting Raging All Along Battlefront: Both Sides Lose Heavily

Hand-to-Hand Combat Rages Over Big Area   Losses Heavy on Both Sides, Report

Taegu Defense Forces Block Enemy Pincer  Communist Losses Put At 20.000

Fierce Fichting Rages All Alona 120-Mile Front   U. S. Planes Blast Commie Tanks in War's Vital Sector

50,000 Koreans Fighting Allies   Casualties Heavy All Along 120-Mile Korean Battlefront

Twin-Pronged Red Drive © For Taegu Beaten Back ~ In Hand-to-Hand Combat

Casualties Are Heavy, Report Says   RBayonets And Clubbed Rifles Used As Severe Battle Rages Along 120-Mile Front

Red Forces Within Sight Of Key City   Bayonet Fighting Marks Crucial Struggle in Korea

Allies Beat Back Double Red Pincers   Assault on Approaches Of Pusan Begun by : North Koreans.

Casualties On Both Sides  Running High   Airplane Toll Of Red Tanks Runs Up To  65 Over Two Days

Twin Offensive  Beaten Off with  Heavy Casualties   Both Sides Suffer  Losses in Violent Infantry Clashes

N. Koreans Use 50,000 Troops In Hand-To-Hand Fight With Marines. .Gl's

Pincers Aimed At Taegu Meet Counter-Raids   Americans Cause At Least 13,000 Enemy Casualties

50,000 Reds Take Part In Bitter Fight   Losses Heavy On Both Sides; Flanes Knock Out 65 Enemv Tanks

Both Sides Have Heavy  Casualties   Severe Fighting Rages All Along 120-Mile Korean Front; U. S. Planes Destroy or Damage 65 Red Tanks

Entire Korean Front Ablaze; Foe Opens New Push On Pusan Approach

50,000 Red Koreans Me! on 120 Mile Battlefront  bv Alhed Force<   As Yanks Butts and Bayonets  Fighting Grim and Blood) Swing Rifle

AMERICAN OUTEITS IN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT AT TAEGU   North Koreans Launch Another Drive In South With Terrific Barrage

ANA EN he OO  Casualties Heavy For Both Sides   U.S. Planes Knock Out Red Tanks

50,000 Red Koreans Me on 120 Mile Battlefront by Allied Forces   HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT   Fighting Grim and Blood; As Yanks Swing Rifle Butts and Bavonets

Casualties Running High on Both Sides as Fighting Rages All Along 120-Mile Front

S4NF J I Ra ERULY SERGE  65 Red Tanks Destroyed In Two Days by Allied Airmen, Reports Say

Fighting Bloody On Whole Front   Both Sides Lose Heavily And Communist Casualties In Southwestern Sector Alone Estimated At 20,000

Both Sides Have Heavy Casualties   U. S. Planes Pound Communist Tankss Some Units Gain

Casualties  High Along Whole Front   Hand-To-Hand Battling Erupts; New Threat Poised

Casualties  Severe on Both Sides   Fighting Heavy All Along 120-Mile Line; Airmen Active Again

Severe Fighting Continues All Along 120-Mile Battle Line With Both Sides Suffering Heavy Losses — Commu“nist Casualties Placed at 20,000 Men for Past Week—Foe Renews Offensive Aimed at Approaches to Pusan in South.   65 TANKS ARE KNOCKED OUT

LOSSES HEAVY FOR BOTH SIDES   Fighting Is Severe Along Entire 120- Mile Front  YANK PLANES   Damage, Destroy 65 Tanks In Two Days; Americans Hold Road To Pusan

BOTH SIDES  LOSE HEAVILY IN FIGHTING    Warplanes Damage  Many Red Tanks In Bitter Conflict

Twin Pincer Assault on Taegu Halted in Terrific Fighting Along 120 Miles

rierce Fighting Rages All Along Front; Both Sides Lose Heavily  Enemy Launches New Drive On Twenty-Fifth Infantry’s Position in Southwest Sector

Communists In Sight Of Vital Korean City   Air Force Claims War planes Knocked Out 65 Heavy Tanks In Last Two Days

Most Of 84 Russian-Made Tanks Knocked Out; Communist Casualties Around 20,000 Killed And Wounded This Week: Pohang Still In Red Hands.

Severe Fighting Rages All Aleng 120-Mile Front   Bayonets and Clubbed Rifles Figure in Fierce Combat

Severe Fighting Rages Along Entire Front  Red Loss eo Put   Red Losses Are Put At 20,000 Men For Sinale Week

Both Armies Lose Heavily In Big Fight   65 Red Tanke Stopped In Two Days; Lines Are Holding All Along Front

DEFENDERS SMASH BACK TWIN. DRIVES AT TAEGU; AMERICANS MEET REDS AT CLOSE RANGE

Pincers On Taegu Are Beaten Back   Casualties Heavy On Both Sides as Battle Rages on Entire Korean Fron}

North Koreans See City; Start New Push Toward Pusan   Say. More Communists Massing in Sector ~ Near Pohang Port

Enemy Force Of 50,000 Repulsed In Twin Thrust   Both Sides Lose Heavily In Bloody Fighting; Ameriean Planes Damage Or Destroy 65 Enemy Tanks

Severe Fighting. Rages All Along. Korea Warfront  e llead 3   Bayonets Used in Hand-to-Hand Battle

Reds Losing Heavily in Tanks. Men   Severe Fighting Rages on Entire 120-Mile Korean Battlefroni; Americans Wettics) Dist.

Casualties Of Allies, Enemy Are Mounting  New North Koreon . Assault On Pusan Started In South

Beat Back Pincer Thrusts at Taegu; Drive at Pusan   Reds Within Sight of Taegu As Fight Rages

Casualties Heavy As Allies Meet Renewed Attacks   Both Sides Suffer In Hand-To-Hand Combat Along Front

Allied Troops Stop Red Pincers ‘Move Around Taegu; New North Korean Drive Launched on Pusan

AMERICANS CHARGE WITH BAYONETS   Marines and Doughboys South of Taegu Win Hills in Bloody Hand-toHand Struggle.   HEAVY FIGHTING NORTH OF TAEGU   First Cavalry Fights to Hold Ridges There as Communists Get Within Sight of City.

ges Hand-To-Hand All Along Front  Fighting Ra            ily; Planes Knock Out 65 Red Tanks pa

ALLIED FORCES HOLD FIRM ON 190-MILE LINE   New Communist General Offensive Reported In Making

Forces Of UN Beat Back Twin Red Pincers   Communists In Sight Of City; Combat In Hand-To-Hand Stage

Entire 120-Mile Battle Front Hot With Action   Both Sides Lose Heavily In Vicious Fighting; Warplanes Smash Red Tanks

Hand-to-Hand Combat Is Reported as Allies Repel Red Korean Thrusts Within Sight of Taegu.  AIR FORCE KNOCKS OUT MANY TANKS

BOTH SIDES.  LOSE HEAVILY IN FIGHTING ©   Warplanes. Damage Many Red Tanks: Ti ‘Bitter Conflict = =

Red Losses in South Set at 20,000 Men   Yanks Slugging it out At Close Range With Enemy Using Bayonets And Clubbed Rifles

Heavy Losses Sustained by Eneny, US.   Fighting Rages on Entire U.N. Line; AF Gete 65 Tanks

Severe Fighting Rages Along Entire Front  Red Losses Are Put At 20,000 Men Bae Cinnla Weck

Bitter Battle of Day Long Duration Along the North Ridges Near Taegu

Severe Fighting Is All Along Warfront   Indecisive Battle Rages Along Lost Northern Ridges Before Tuegu; S. Korcons Push Eost From Yongehon

Divers Search for Treasure   Cover Floor of Bay for Spanish Gold

ARMADA TREASURE HUNT BEGINS  $68,700,000 in Spanish Gold Sought by Divers

ANY BENEFITS 10 LOCAL AREA HELD DOU DOUBTFUL   Claimed Too Late To Af fect Price Increase To Growers

Crime Probe Looks At Communications  To Check Facilities OF Race Infarmatian

Senators Probing Crime to Get Data  On Facilities’ Use   FCC Chairman Dug To Ai  Syeterm for, Transmitting Horse Race Information

Coy Slated to Give Senate Probers Details of Service to Gamblers

Liberators Of Manila Go Into Action  ~ Reinforcements In _ Korea Cheered By Vas... frh!/.

FamedIstCavalry,Armed tothe Teeth, Nears Front; Exhausted 24th Rave Gladto See? em Too

Destroyers Quit Port As Planned   Thousands of Students. 1,000 Workmen Go to Harbor to Protesi DU. S. Backing   Various Repercussions Noted as Followuy  to Rioting

U.S. Destroyers, Target Of Riots, Leave Saigon   Three Killed And At Least 30 Others Wounded In Protest Uprising; Vessels Fired On By Guerrillas

Communists Run Amok in Indochina   Fire on US Destroyers On Visit Supporting The French Governmen

U.S. Warship: Riot Targets   Saigon Reds Protest U.S. Vietnam Backing

Ships Leave Indochina    American Destroyers Had Set off ‘Rioting By Communist Rebels

U. S. Vessels Leave Saigon  After Riot   3 Dead, 30 Injured as Communists Stage Pro test Over U. S. Aid

McCarthy Charges Old, Says House Member Recalling Earlier Inquiry

Calls M'Carthy  Charges Hoax’   Rep. Karsten Says Cases Two Years Old.

UN Facing  Deadlock on Trygve Lie  Pee iS ean < a ae   ‘Russian Uses Veto in Move to Oust UN Offie'a!

RUSS OPPOSE RE-ELECTION OF TRYGVELIE   Soviets Block SecretaryGeneral For His Stand On Korean War.

Russian Veto Of Lie Appointment Snags Council   e Looms As Malik To Approve Re  Election; Modzelewski Pails To Win Anproval

Russians Ask 4-Power Talks  Parley on Proposals For Germany Sought

CONFERENCE ON GERMANY BEING URGED BY REDS   Moscow Would Unify Nation Under One  Onavaernment   WEST ACCEPTANCE  OF PLAN DOUBTED

SOVIETS WANT CONFERENCETO WELD GERMANY   Soviets Ask 3 Powers To Discuss Plans Of  Unification

Russ Propose 3 Powers  Confer on German Unity  ‘Moscow Urges Prague Plon for Equal. Representation of East, West Zones, 4-Power Stand Against Militarization

Married Non-Vets Soon fo Be Drafted   Await Legalizing of Family Allowance Bill

‘Draft Change Is Hinted   Married Non-Vets Expected To Get Calls To Service

MARRIED MEN, 19-25 MAY BE DRAFTED SOON   Non-Veterans With Dependents Needed, Officials Declare.

Abandoned Car May Be Clue In Murder Case  Machine Discovered At Mountain Rock,  BE Peewee: CEE 2 tcwwccld

Pickets Start Closing Down Dairies In Two Additional Counties; Wage Conference Breaks Up In. Disagreement   ANOTHER CONFERENCE IS SCHEDULED TODAY

Planes Start To Leave Key U.S. Holding   Extent Of Ground Fighting Confused; Hope Move: Temporar

Yanks Ordered To Evacuate Key Airstrip   Hod Sattled for Two Day To Hold Control OF Field at Pohang

TWO-DAY BATTLE FOR PRIZE FIELD IS WON BY REDS   Massive Communist Offe nsive Expected By Yanks From Waegwan Area; Reds Forge Two New Crossings Over Nak tong River.

U. S. 24th, 25th Grapple With Hoarde Of Heavily Armed  Camminicte   HARD STRUGGLE BY ALLIES FAILS TO SAVE AIRFIELD

No Detailed Information On Situation   American Planes Are Leaving Field; Area Said to Be Surrounded By U. S. Defenders

Coalition. Govt. Falls Ih Greece   Cabinet’s Resignation Is Sent To King Paul

Coahtion Cabinet Resigns . Greek Government  Collapses In Crisis

Greek Coalition Government Falls Today   Pre-Election Rift Between Populists And Liberals Cause

State Acts to Keep Service   Ban on Pickets and Arbitration Sought

Diggers Rebel at 3-Day Week   Stocks Lower Than Ever Before; Adopt Rationina Practices

MOVE ON T0 FORCE COAL SHOWDOWN   Report Some Operators to Hold Back Welfare Payments Called Plan to Force Strike.   LEWIS ORDER TO WORK IS IGNORED   Pennsylvania Miners Openly Rebellious; Senators Invite Lewis to Testify on Taft Act.

Committee Votes To Invite Leader  To Explain Issues  Group Will Press For White House T-H Law Action

Resolution by T-H Forces to Get Hearing   Indiana Operators to Skip Royalty Payment —Coal Field Tension Mounting by the Hour

STRIKERS’ CREDIT STOPPED IN MORE COMPANY STORES   Wild Disorder Marks Union Meeting At Brownsawnilla De

Tension Is Mounting in Coal States   Workers Are Rebellious at Mectings: Insist Upon 5-Day Week in Mines   Operators Silent   Owners Give No Views en Current Situation in) Industry

Angry Miners Balk at Return To3-Day Week, Ignore Lewis   Tension Mounts in Fields; Coal Shortage Critical In Some Cities

Anger Rises; Union Leader Pleas Spurned   Shortages Continue To Mount; Nebras. ka Getting Along

Miners in Two States Lead Fight Against Move To Resume Coal Output

TENSION HIGH IN MINE AREAS   Thousands Of Angry Coa! Diggers Refuse To Go Back To 3-Day Week

Angry Miners Ignore Plea To Return to Work   Lewis Is Summoned To Two Ohio Courts For Damage Suits

Angry Miners To Stay Home Next Week, They Say   Tension Growing Ir Coal Fields; Open Rebellion Appears

U.M.W. Chiefs Meet Defiance In Coal Fields   Men Rebel Openly At Union Meetings; Lewis Still Silent

Anger Rises; — Union Leader. Pleas Spurned  Shortages Continue   Shortages Continue To Mount: Nebraska Getting Alena."

No Contract,  No Digging, Is  Their Attitude  John L’s Suggestion Ignored by Worker:

Thousands of Miners Refuse To Go to Work   Diggers in Two States Lead Fight

Senate Labor Committee Votes To Ask Lewis to Testify On Move to Invoke T-H Law  Coal Mine Owners Said to Be Ready  To Hold Back Pension Fund Money

TENSION [o GRCWING Ih COAL FIELDS   Diggers ‘in Two States Shout Down Leaders Urging Lewis Support.

Tension Grows As Miners Balk At Lewis Order   Thousands Of Angry Pit Workers Defy Move To Resume Work

Lewis Invited To Appear at Senate Hearing  Mine Owners Planning To Hold Back Fog  TT Cas

DIGGERS SHOUT DOWN UNICN OFFICALS   Pennsylvania Meeting Ends In Wild Disorder   SURVEY SHOWS   Coal Piles Dwindling Fast; Situation Is Critical In Some Areas

Revolt Against Lewis Growing   Thousands Balk te Going Back to Pits on Short Week: Appeals by Lewis’ Emissaries Arouse Anger

WILL HEAR LEWIS   Senate Labor Committee Invites Union Leader to  Testify

Thousands Intend To Stay Away   Miners Reported In Open Rebellion At Meetings.

APPEALS TO 60 BACK TO. WORK MEET RETH OAL   Indications Point To Continuance Of Coal Strike Next Week — Operators May Withhold Wel fare Payments.

Miners’ Chief Gets Chance To Tell Story   Operators Reported Ready To Withhold Payments to Fund

No Progress Being Made By Leaders In Speeches   Men Are Determined To Obtain Contract Before Resuming Job

Views On Resolution Are Sought   Labor Committee Head Says. Lewis Welcomed to Be Heard Wednesday

Senate Committee Asks UMW Chief For Testimony  Will be Heard on Resolution to Ask For T-H Action

Angry Miners Refuse to Go Back Into Pits   Ignore Lewis Order; We Want a Contract ls Their United Cry

Labor Committee To Invite Lewis For Testimony   Senate Group Will Hear His Opinion Of Coal Resolution

Many Miners Opposed To 3-Day Week  Will Not Return,  To Pi M naneleus

Senate Group ‘Invites’ Lewis  To Coal Probe   Welfare Payments Withheld; Action Called Provocative

Wild Disorder Hits Fields As Tension Grows  President Truman   President Truman Still Declares No  Emeraancy Fvicte

Thousands Join Work Stoppage   Lewis’ Suggestion  Ignored By Diggers

Anery Miners Spurn Pleas  Of Chieftains   Pennsylvania, W. Virginia Groups Leading Fight; Supplies Dwindle

Figures On Fuel Supply Requested   Operators Planning To Skip Monthly Royalty Payment

Senators Invite Lewis to Give His Testimony   Resolution Requests Truman to Invoke Taft-Hartley Act

[Angry Diggers Refuse To Listen to Leaders   Officials Shouted Down at Parleys  As Workers Defy Lewis Directive

Lewis Invited  To Testify on Mine. Dispute   “May Tell His Sidé af Senate Hearing. on: Plea to Use T-H Law

RAINS HANGING ON   Creeks in Northwest Corner of State on Rampage

DEATH COMES TO KENNETH HAUSER   Heart Attack Fatal To Former Akron Man Last Saturday

Old Beachhead Makes Five-Mile Gains In South   Yak Fighters Attack Warships Off Inchon; UN Troops Overrun Outer Defenses Of South Korean Capital

British Laborites Will Call Halt to All Nationalization  Face Revolt in Own Party in Repeal of Steel Nationalization

'US., Soviet UN Delegates Meet Secretly   Representatives Of Two Nations Talk Before Council Convenes

‘Seventh Fleet To Intervene In. ‘Case Attack Made On Formosa   Russian Reaction Awaited In Washinstnr

U.S. to Stand Firm Against Red Aggression   Seventh Fleet Ready to Intervene lt Formosa Attack

Malik, Soviet Delegate, At Korea Parley   Trygve Lie Calls Secret Meet Before Security Council Opens Session

US., Russian U.N. Members Meet Secretly  Lie Calls Session To Take Steps To Halt War In Karea

Soviet And U.S. Delegates To U.N. Ponder Action In Secret Session

U. S.. RUSSIAN DELEGATES HOLD SECRET LUNCHEON _  vr, ag wer ee 6 eS em we ee oO

SECRET SOVIET~ULS. MEETING OF U.N. DELEGATES   Conference Arranged b: Trygve Lie on Korean Crisis Today.

RUSSIA, U.S. DELEGATES CONFER   Meet At Secret U. N. Coun cil Luncheon; Yugoslav Resolution Awaited

Soviet and U. 5. Delegates Hold Secret Parley   Lunched Together Just Prior to U. N. Session on Korecn Conflict.

United States Troops To Be Next? Americans Evacuated From Island

U.S. and Soviet Delegates Confer Before U.N. Talks  Lie Called Session; American Demand

U.S. and Soviet U. N. Delegates Hold Secret Session on Korea   Trygve Lie Arranges Conference, Called to Discuss Methods of Stopping New Conflict; Think Slavs Plan ta Counter Americans

Arab-Asian Group Plans New Action on Far East Crisis   Peace Parley on Broad Issues Expected to Be Revived in UN

Schuman Plan Sioning Neat   Six West Europe’ Nations Ready to Pool Output

Two Children  Perish In Snow   Washington State Has Seven Deaths In Wake Of Storm

Winter Storms Hit Staggering Blows   Western and North Central Parts of Nation Battered by Blizzards as Colder Weather Moves Into Flood-Menaced Areas of Midwest   Two Children Freeze To Death In Auto Stalled in Blizzard

Pacific States Are Hit Hard By New Storm   Two Cities Are Facing Water Shortage; Many Trains Halted

PACIFIC STORM — HALTS TRAFFIC   Motorists Trapped in Oregon Blizzard — ‘Old Moan River’ on Rampoce

Blizzard Rages In-the Northwest   Motorists Trapped On the Highways

Flood Waters Stull Threaten  In Mississippi   Blizzard Knifing Northwest Halts Traffic, Causes Water Shortage

New Blizzard Hits Traffic In Northwest   Arionees Hes 2:,000 Drive. From Heoses Ry Floods; Mississipi Up

BLIZZARD HALTS TRAINS IN WEST, BLOCKS HIGHWAY:   Parts of Oregon Hard Hit— Scores of Trapped Motorists Rescued By Police and Road Crews.   HIGH WATERS CONTINUE RAMPAGE IN ARKANSAS   Mississippi Nears Emergency Stage at New Orleans— Ohio River Rises  ~ at Cincinnati.

GI, 70, Wants Another Hitch   Veteran Sarge Collansed Digging Korea Foxhole

Is Hopeful Of Winning Over British Support   French Foreign Minister Says Proposal To Pool Steel, Coal Production Aims At Abolishing Wa

Britain Waits While Six Nations Study Production   Great Political Benefit Seen In Pooling of Furopean Resources.

O NATIONS OF WeoT EUROPE (PEN PARLEYS   Delegates Told Cooperation in Resources Pooling to Ban Suspicion.

Coal, Steel Pool Meeting Is Commenced  Schuman Lays His   Schuman Lays His Proposal Before Six Nations

SIX NATIONS BEGIN POOL CONFERENCE   Britain On Sidelines; Will Get Progress Reports _ From Paris Session

—6 NATIONS — Coal-Steel Pool Plan Launched   AIM TO END EUROPE’S WARS

West European Nations Open Historic Conference To Pool Coal and Steel Productior

Also To Consider Giving Up Part Of Sovereignty      Britain Still Holds Back On Approval Of Merger Proposal

European Nations Open Paris Meet   Historic Conference Aims to Pool Coal, Steel Production

Will Pool Coal, Steel Production   French Foreign Minister Schuman Tells Delegates Aim Is To Abolish War From Continent Of Europe

WESTERN POWERS AM 10 POOL COAL AND STEEL OUTPUT   Schuman Declores Ultimate Goal To Abolish War

Sehuman Asks French-German Understanding   Delegates Of Six Nations To Consider Pooling Coal-Steel Production

European Coal, Steel Pool Parley Begins   Six Nations Gather to Dis. cuss French Premier's Historic Proposal

Coal, Steel Pool Told by Schuman   Historic Paris Meeting Opened By Six Nations

SCHUMAN OUTLINES PLAN TO WEST EUROPE NATIONS   french Foreign Minister Tells Delegates Ultimate Aim Of His Proposal For Pooling Coal And Steel Production Is To Abolish War From Continent—~ Britain Remains On Sidelines, But Reportedly Takes More Favorable View Of Proposition

Schuman Plan Goal Is To Abolish War  Britain Is Still Undecided, Stays «On Sidelines Ac

An Historic . Parley Opens In Paris —   Delegates Told Aim . Of CoalrSteel Pool Is To Abolish War From  -Barnansean Cantinent

Coal-Steel Deal Talks Are Started   Delegates From Six Nations in Paris to Debate Schuman Plan

Steel-Coal Plan Aimed At Red Bloe   Schuman Of France Says Peace Rests On Meet’s Success

Historic Coal, Steel Poolin eg Session Opens   Called Key to End War In Europe; Britain May Join Pact Later

SIX NAT START VITAL (PARIS TALKS   France’s Schumann Outlines Benefits Of Historic Move

Six Nations Open Coal, Steel Talks   Historic Conferences On Schuman Plan Begun Today In  ’ Paris, France @

Six Western Nations of Con tinent Meet to Pool Coal, Steel Production   BRITAIN ON SIDELINES   BPENSZ APRA NZ RN hdd Thaw  French Minister Tells Delegates They Must Not Fail in Project

Six Nations Meet To Plan Historic Move   French Leader Warns Each Must Yield Some Sovereigntv

Historic Gathering at Paris Today Has tor Its Purpose Pooling of Coal and Steel Production as Proposed by Foreign Minister Schuman of France—  Would Abolish War From Continent.   BRITAIN ON SIDELINES

6 Allies Open Vital Session On Coal, Stee   Schuman Says Aim Is To Abolish War; . Britain on Sideline

Charge Moran Violated City Cigarette Law   Trial Set For . Thursday After Not Guilty Plea

To Stage Delphi Home Show. June 11, 12, 13   BAND PARENTS ARE SPONSORS

Tydings Blocks Naming of GOP ToPr ie Group   Candidate for Office Rejected as Aide: Taft Blasts Demo Majority

Sen. Tydings Rejects GOP Probe Member   Taft Charges Democrats .. The Truth «.

State Depariment Asks Funds to Bring 3,000 German Leaders to U.S,

MEAT AND BREAD PRICES BOOSTED   COFFEF AND SUGAR CONTINUE CLIMB — COTTON JUMPS $15 A BALE.

COTTON TAKES $15 BALE PRICE JUMP 7 Nation's Cost Of Living Moves Upward r Pice Hikes Are Posted For Bread, Meat. Other Items

Living Costs Rise, War Gets Blame  Meat, Bread, Coffee Among Higher Items

LIVING COSTS EDGE ANOTHER NOTCH UPWARD   Price of Bread, Meat Boosted in Stores; War Gete Blame

Cost Of Living Meat, Bread, Sugar, Coffee, Cotton Higher . Eastern Gas Price  . To Go.Up Today

Suicide Seen In. Woman's Death; Left 3 Messages.   Husband, Held For, Inquest, Says Wife Told Of Intention:

Railroad Puts Embargo on All Traffic  Strike ls Due  To Start on 2 ae (eee  Saar

TRAFFIC SNARL ~ CAN'T UNWIND   Atlantic Strike Brings Gray Hairs, Tempers Ana Uleers

In Wake Of Transit Strike  Traffic Snarls In Atlanta Are Fearful To Behold

RAINS A BOOST TO MOST LOCAL CROPS   But Moisture Came Too Late for Early Peas in County  — —_—-a ee iy ree eee eae

FBI Head Nails Guild Campaign   Says Organization Attempted To Destroy FBI

Plot to Break FBI Blasted —   Hoover Nails Move By Red Bar Group

Hoover Says Nat'l. Guild Sought To Destroy FBI   FBI Chief and Others Call National Guild  a Communist Front, Red Transmission Bel

Hoover Asserts Red Guild Trying To Destroy FBI  He Contends Nationa   He Contends Nationa Lawyers Group Want: Him Fired From Job

HOOVER FIGHTS LAWYER GUILD   FBI Chief Declares Group 1s Communist Front Organization.

Assembly Gets Bill to Seize Slot Machines   Hearings May Start by Tomorrow on New . o* Taslalstian

Fear Looms of New Era af ‘Grapes of Wrath’  Hard Times for Drifters

Cost Of Living  Hits All-Time High On Oct 15  mic teneAHnav Dienc

Cost Of Living Is. Mounting   Upturn Means Pay Hike — For 900,000 Workers In Major Industries.

Oil Producers Continue To Press Fight For Restrictions On Imports of Crude

House Group Bans Increase  On Oil Tariff  Coal, Oil Producers Press s Fight  For ‘Hug

Discharge Of Aliens Urged’ By Senators   Firing Of All Employed Abroad By Department Of State Is Urged B Green And Lodge

ALIEN OUSTER ~ PLAN STUDIED   State Dept. Urged To Hire Only Americans For Jobs Abroad.

Would Dismiss Aliens Abroad   Recommendations of Investigating Senators Promised Careful Study by State Department, Which is Charged With Security Laxity. 2   URGED TO BUY BUILDINGS

WOULD REVISE STATE DEP't SETUP ABROAD   Officials Promise Careful  Study of Suggestion Thet  Ageacy Fire Allens en — the Payroll   URGED BY SENATORS

Aliens In U.S. Employ Abroad Held ‘Bad Risks   Senators Ask That Jobs Be Filled By Americans

State Dept. Urged To Fire Aliens Abroad  Lodge, Green Suggest U.S. Buy Embassies  Raw Dottar Roriyeite

U.S. Agencies Abroad to Hire No More Aliens   Investigators Recommend Only Americans Be Employed

Senators Want Americans In  U.S. Agencies   Recommend That Aliens Employed Abroad Be  Diemiased.

State Department May Fire All Aliens Abroad In Its Employ For Security Reasons

Ask Stote Department to Fire Aliens Senators’ Request To Receive Studies

U.S. ls Urged to Discharge Aliens   Security Reasons Cited by Plan for State Dept.

Discharge Faces Alien Employes   Cite Security Reason For Plan to Replace Workers Abroad

PROFITS TAX BILL GOES 10 SENATE   COMMITTEE APPROVES MEAS  URE—GEORGE TO SEEK VOTE THUBSDAY.

Hearing Set For Charges About State  Department   Senate Subcommittee Investigating Claim Communists Harbored

McCarthy Promises To List Names  Put Up Or Shut Up Challenge  Gets Answer

Phenomenal Disclosures” Promised   Will Attempt to Link High Official  Tay A era iebe

Supreme Court Dooms Hinton To Death   Refuses to Review His Con_...vietion in. Slaying of ~ Sheriff: Nelson.

U. S. Admits Plane Might Have Hit Red Airstrip by Mistake   Chinese Reds Charge Before U.N. that Yank Planes Bombed Field in Manchuria; Malik Ends Presidency of Council Amid Wrangle

Red Charges Of Attack Admitted   AustinySeys Action Mistake. However

U. S. Sub Expert Declares Next War May Be Fought On American Soil

U.S. NAVY SUBMARINE EXPERT TELLS VIEWS ON FUTURE WAR   Admiral Declares Russia Increasing Undersea Power

Dream Cars Getting 30 Or More Miles A Gallon Won’t Be On Road Until High Octane Gas Is Available

Engineers Haye Know-How  Higher Octane Gasoline Woulc ‘Make Possible Better Mileage

‘Your Paper     Printing News le a Duty      "(This {a another in the series of articles written by Willia: R. Nelson, veteran Mlinois newspaperman.)

—AIR DISASTER17 Killed, 60 Hurt In B-29 Crash      Exploding Bombs Level Trailer Camp

Blast Rips Plane, 17 Men Perish   Pfc. William Vetter, Manitowoc, Dies Fighting Flames Of Aircraft

Crippled B-29 Blown To Bits; 17 Airmen Killec  ‘Injured As Plane , ee eg ee

17 DIE IN BOMBER CRASH; 60 INJURED   2 Missing; Gas, Bombs Shatter B-29 In Cal.

17 AIR FORCE MEN KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH   Explosion And Fire Injure 60; Two Missing; General Loses Life

{7 DIE AS.CRIPPLED B-29 CRASHES NEAR TRAILER CAMP AT AIR BASE   Brig Gen. Robert F. Travis, World War Il Hera, Among Dead On Heavily Loaded Craft

17 Airmen Die As Bombs On B-29 Explode   Flaming Gasoline Causes Blast At California Base

Bomb-Laden B-29 Crashes; 17 Are Killed  60 Persons Injured When Craft Explode: Beside Trailer Camr

B-29 Blast Kills 17, 60 Are Injured   Plane Laden With Bombs   California Area Becomes tnoferno

17 Killed As Bomb-Laden B-29 Crashes   2 Missing, 60 Hurt In Explosion At California Air Base

B-29 Blast Kills 17; Two Missing; Camp Shattered   Exploding Bombs Raze Trailer Area: Base Commander Killed

Crippled B-29 Blown To Bits: 17 Men Killed  2 Missing, 60 Hur In Bomber Crash

17 ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF LOADED HEAVY BOMBER  GASOLINE AND BOMBS EXPLODE. DAMAGE

At Least 17 Dead In Crash of B-29  Gen. Travis Killed; Two Still Missing

17 AIR FORCE MEN KILLED IN CRASH      More Than 60 Injured in California Mishap

17 Killed, 60 Hurt In B-29 Crash   2 Others Missing; General Killed; Trailer Camp Is Badly Damaged

17 Are Killed 60 Injured As B-29 Explodes   Gen. Travis Is Victim as' Big Plane Crashes at California Air Field

10,000,000 * Affected’  PR tt RN A A i A Ne te  Last Winter’s Famine in Red China Worst in Its History

Record Chinese Famine Revealed Despite Red Veil   Disaster in Wake of Communist Sweep; Millions Affected

‘Reds Keep Toll of China Famine ‘Secret, But Damage Was Terrific

Chinese Famine and Huge Death Toll Proves Reds Can Keep  Secrets Behind Bamboo Curtain

Reds Conceal Winter Famine Damage i in Chine   Over 50,000,000 Sufferers in Path Of Conquering Army

Chinese Famine Well-Kept Secret; Thousands Believed Starved to Deatt

Sweep of Last Winter's Famine In China Well Kept Communist Secret

Advecates Relaxation   Reds Can Keep Secret; Severe Famine In China Proves It

Reds Pigeonhole Secret of China  Famine Death Toll Word Leaks Out  zoe An rT

Two Women Believed Still Pinned In Twisted Mass of Car Crushed by Engine.

Trapped In Upright Position For Over Five Hours  Man Removed Alive From Wreckage Of Automobil

EISENHOWER HINTED AS LEADER  Pact Military Chiefs Resume Parley On European Defense

KuKeKEKEK * FIRST NEGRO NAVAL. AVIATOR, FLIES. FIRST MISSION FRIDAY (3TH

23 Paratroopers Bail Out Of Flying Boxcar As Plane Develops Engine Trouble

23 Bail Out Of Stricken Plane  Paratroopers’ Craft Crashes In Tennessee

Red Chinato Be Told U.S. Won't Enter Manchuria   Direct Assurances Expected to Be Given to Deleaates En Route to New York

Boy Steals, Then Liberates Birds   15-Year-Old English Boy Stammers, Could Not Defend Himself

DEPARTMENT HEADS AT HASKELL   Mrs. May Searles, Charles Dick to Home Ec and Ad visory Positions   NEW MATRON HIRED

Mrs. May Searles, Charle Dick to Home Ec and Ad visory Positions   NEW MATRON HIRED

Soviet, India In Accord On Korean Peace  U.N. Admission Of Red China Agreed

Nehru Agrees With Stalin On Red China’s Admittance To U. N. Security Council   India’s Prime Minister Thinks Membership Necessary Before Settlement Of Korean War Can Be Negotiated.

Civil Rights Caucus Sought   Leaders Feel Action Would Aid O’Mahoney

Pope To Leac Easter Rites In Holy City   Pontifical Mass To Attract 500,000 In Square Of Basilica

Attlee Completes Campazn Tours  Trip Somewhat Like Menman’c "AR Junket

Attlees Are Confident Of Victory   Prime Minister Gives 34 Talks in Stops Over 1,200 Miles of British Roads   Charchill Returns   ConservativeLeaderSays HeWillStopSocialism, Arrange Talks

Attlee, Churchill End Stumping — Tours: Prime Minister Confiden!

Attlee, Churchill Wind up Campaign  Tours for Crucial British Election

Attlee Is Confident He'll Occupy No. 10 Downing Street Again ‘After British Election Feb. 23

Attlee Finishes Vote Campaign  Prime Minister Sure Laborites Will Win

Two Leaders Finish Tours   Attlee and Churchill Both Contident of Winning British Election.

New Year Gets Rousing Butte Welcome   Mining City Greets »Infant 1950 With High Expectations

New Year Gets Rousing Butte Welcome  Mining City Greets Infant 1950 With

Pickets Shut More Mines in Five States   Failure to Work Is New Lewis Strategy Operators Contend

Some 66,000 Coal Miners Fail To Return To Work   Stoppage Having Disastrous Effect On The Nation's Coal Supplies   BELIEVE POLICY IS ONE OF HARASSMENT

Work Stoppage faving Disasteous Effect. on Nation's Coal Supply — Sources Disagrees in Tormilng Walkout «Rebellion = Aguitiat Lawle, 8 WS hes

Primary Campaign Is Opened   Today First Day To Circulate Nominating Petitions

Restaurant Blast Leaves Three Dead  Blame Sewer Gas Pocketed by Flood

Report on Philippine Corruption Is U.S. Answer to Vicious Attack

Chinese Communist Division in Action In Northeast Korea   Enemy Force of 10,000 Cuts Up South Korean Sixth Division; British Troops Capture Road Hub of Chongju; Yanks 34 Miles From Border

North Koreans Stab Within 25 Miles Of Hamhung; Virtually Cut Off South Korean Regiment

North Koreans Bolstered by Chinese Units   Communists Stab Within 25 Miles of Hamhung and Cut Off South Korean Regiment; British in Tough Baitle.

North Korean Troops Stop » Allied Attack   Two Chinese Divisions Repor tec Trying To Encirele UN Forces

lInofficial Reports. Say. Two inésé Communist Divisions Thrown Into Korea Batlle

Chinese Battle For Hamhung On East Coast  Yankees Forced To Dig in When  Cocsuolties Sear

North Koreans Bolstered By Chinese Reds   Reverses Of Past Three Days Attributed To Fresh Troops

SOUTH KOREAN REGIMENT {S BADLY MAULED   Americans Suffer “Heavy Casualties” 34 Miles From Border   REINFORCEMENTS ARE BEING RUSHED UP

ENEMY REPORTED BOLSTERED BY 2 CHINESE DIVISIONS   American Marine Brigade Being Rushed to Area— Enemy Stiffens Resistance in Northwest.   SOUTH KQREAN UNITS ROUTED IN 3-DAY FIGH’   Part of U. S. 24th Forced to Dig in — British Fight Strect by Strect to Take Chongju.

Savage Fights Are Under Way Along Border   Frésh Enemy Troops, Including At Least Two Chinese Divisions, Menace South Korean  Positions; Marines on Rescue Mission

British Take  Town in Fierce Street Battle   Reds Open Counter-Drive Against S. Koreans: Wanke nan Wav

Reds Within 25 Miles Ot Hamhune   But U.N. Forees Make Advances In Other Sectors

Bolstered Reds Givng UN Forces Serious Trouble   South Koreans Have ta Pull Back, One Yank Unit Has Hands Full

Reopening of 41 Montana Draft Board Offices Is Announced: State to Deliver Men for Army

Gray Elected To Presidency (Of Greater N.C. University   Army Secretary’s Name Only One Presented To Board Of Trustees At Chanel Hill Todav

ray Is Elected University Head Unanimously   Secretary Of Army Indicates He Will Begin September 1

Gray Is Elected  President   Trustees Officially Name Army Secretary In Unanimeus Ballot

EYEWITNESS. ... ACCOUNT OF BENTON FIRE   Woman Proprietor Tells ot Efforts to Save Hotel Guests.

Cold War Getting Hot Around Formosa U.S. Business Is Tense Over  Trade At Stake In Far East

Boy Evangelist Is Near Death  Water Ski Accident Mav Prove Fatal

Boy's Back Beaten To Mush, Chief Says   Stepfather. Questioned In “ Lashings Administer-.. - ed Lad

Doubt Red China Will Intervene In Korea Despite Fiery Chou Blast

Communist China’s Threat to” Go to Aid of North Koreans Thinly Veiled but Discounted

Democratic Group Raps Lobby Idea   Conunitice Pictures Lobbying As Danger To Process Of Law

Lobbying ‘Billion-Dollar Industry’  And ‘Real Danger’. Committee Savs

DANGERS IN BIC LOBBIES SHOWN   Committee Warns Of Excessive Power Seen In BillionDollar Industry In America.

Lobbying Seen Real Danger To Legislation   Pressure Politics Called Threat by  Committee Democrat:

Cite Lobbying As Dangerous To Legislation   Billion-Dollar Industry’ Is A Real Danger To Legislative Process, Report. Indicates

Lobbying Called Danger to Natior   Democrats Sign Report Republicans Decline

Capital Lobby Draws Fire Of House Probers   Dangers Cited From - Pressure Groups In Democratic Repert

Keesler Field Airman Killed In Auto Crash   ‘-other Injured When Car Overturns Several Times South of Brooklyn

TO USE 3 -TRUCKS   In City Cleanup Scheduled . To Start Tomorrow Morning.

Mongrel Dog and Keen-eyed Engineer Credited With Saving Life of Boy

Mongrel, Engineer Save Life of Boy  Teom up to Spare Two-Yeur-Qid on Trecks

Hungary hed Court Opens Businessman  Trial Today  3 American's British   ¢ American's British Assistant Declares  Guilt Gi Espionage

Pleads Guilty To Spy Charges   British Aide to US. Businessman Arraigned In Hungary Today -

Briton Pleads Guilty as Spy In Red Court   American Also Face Judge; Three “Confess” at Trial in Budapest

SPY HEARINGS OPEN IN HUNGARIAN COURT   Britisher Pleads Guilty To Charges;  American. Five Hungarians Arraigned

Sch Wew Revenuc  Congress Studies ‘Interim  Tax Bill for War Chest Fund

Statements From Two Sides Differ on How Close They Are to Strike Settlenient.   THREATENED PHONE TIE-UP IS AVERTED   Installers Agree to Resume Negotiations — C >. tinentai Bakery Workers Postpone Wa'kout,

TWO SENTENCES — GIVEN TO GEAR   Trenton Man Convicted of Attacking An Oxford Valley Child   COURT LECTURES HIM

Woman-Attacker’s Area Aroused Over His Aets   Court Expresses Regret That He Could Not Give Him A Longer Term Than Two Years — “Not Fit To Roam About in Society”

rurious Battle Rages As Troops Enter Capital   Drive To Take Airfield Runs Into Fierce Mortar Barrage; Rumor New Red Column Coming From Manchuria

Marines Battle Way Into Seoul From Iwo Sides  Violent Resistance ‘le Erneaunteread in

Violent Red  Resistance  Is Reported   Leathernecks Head For Heart Of City

Yanks Push Up West Coast as Vanguard of 50,000-Man  Force Lands at Wonsan   in East.   BOTH GROUPS TO GIVE REPUBLICANS SUPPORT   Eighth Army Spokesman Says He Knows of No Orders to Stop Them Short of Frontier.

MacArthur Says Enemy Launches Final Desperate Drive to Dush U.N. Troops Off Korea feeho!d

TAKE HEIGHTS NEAR CHINIU: LOSSES HEAVY   Kumchon And Four Other Towns Surrendered To Communists £

Lose Kumchon, {Other Towns   MacArthur Reports Reds in Last, Big Drive of Ware

Tanks Help Win Heights Near Chinju   Kumchon Abandoned To Reds; Marines Arrive For Action

Mafia Murders Hinted In Tampa  Senate Quiz To Scan Unsolved Crimes

Crime Probers Open Florida Hearing Friday  Seek To Link Up Mafia With Tampa  AWwInac

Crime Probers Open Florida Hearing Friday  Seek To Link Up Mafia With Tampa Unsolved Slayings

Search Crews Seour Area  For 5th Dav   Reports. of Floating Objects Fail;: Ship Mav Have Snnk

U.N. Awaits Answers On Korea Troops  Lie Asserts Every _ Nation Is Expected

America Watches For Replies From 52 UN Members   All May Chip In

Await Replies ToU.N. Call For Help In Korea  Lie Makes Plea For  Fighting Aid To a's Dad Inuscian

Await Replies To Lie's Call For U.N. Troops  America Is Anxious   America Is Anxious To See What Help Others Can Provide

UN Leader Expects Other Nations To Help  Lie Appeals For   Lie Appeals For Members To Send Land Troops

America Watches Anxiously For Replies From 52 U.N. Members To Lie’s Appeal For More Troops In Korea

Await Reply On Aid Plea   J, N. Hopeful That 52 Members Will Be Quict To Help U. S. in Korea

Anxious U.N. Waits Replies On Troop Aid   Trygve Lie Demands All-Gut Fighting Hel To Stem Korea Reds

Tulsa Raid Finds Murder   Stayer Sought: State Officers Carry Out Series o Gambling, Liquor Raids

Killer of Tulsan May Be Stalking 5 College Students   Youths Found Body Just Belore Liquor. Acents Raided Places.

Military Rites Planned For 33 Wreck Victims  gf Pee Gee et ee Gee ee   Flag-Draped Caskets Arrive By Train

Witkes-Barre Prepares Full Military Honors For Guardsmen Killed In Wreck

Full Military Honors Await 33 Guardsmen   Army Bugler Sound: Taps As Train Leaves Pittsburgh

ALL TRUMAN Hao TO 0 fa ASK FOR CASH   Congress Will Provide Funds for War Quickly, Leaders Sav.

More Money Promised for Korean War   Trumon Told To Ask for Al! That's Needed

Bill Pattern Follows That Of Wartime   Coal Production Hits New Low As Illinois Workers Quit Pits

PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO LASH BOTH _ SIDES  Bill Ordering Government Seizure ‘Of Mines Is Expected In Congress

No Action By White House Set For Today   Last-Ditch Drive For Settlement Of Coal Strike Begun

Gubitchev Nurses Toothache In Jail While Mtorney Plans To Secure Release On Bail

But Massive Offensive Declared Slowed by Stiffen ing Resistance   DEPLOY FOR ATTACK   Heavy Fighting Prevails As Americans Rush Into Brea

RENT CONTROL NEARING END   Present Rent Law Expires December 81, 1950 — President Truman Has Requested Nation's Communities to Keep Regulation in Effect.

Election Tests lo Date Easy On Incumbents  Cink Ta BAnikbnka   Swing To Republicans Seen For November   Good Chance For GOP

- - By \ 4é 99 imaries neep Political * ‘Ins” In. — 1 “ADINIONS on WHETHER DEMOCRATS WILL RETAIN CONTROL

‘Ins’ Have Edge In Primary Fights   Party Leaders Claim People Seem Satisfied With Congress

State Primaries Show Trend Has Been To Keep Incumbent Representatives In Offices

Opinions Differ About Primaries In 13 States  Voters Unusually Eaev an tha ‘Inc?

Most of ‘Ins’ Well Treated In Primaries   No House Incumbents Fail to be Nominated Again   2 SENATORS LOSE   Views Differ Over Whether Results -Augur Success for Party in Power.

Dad, Stepmother Killed By Daughter In Family 9 Quarrel  23- Wcar- Old ld Housewife Admits Double Slaving

Philip O'Donnell, 57, Assistant Montana Attorney General, Dies Suddenly of Artery Clot

Judiciary Committee Approves Legislation Giving States Clear Title To Oil Rich Tidelands

Groun Mkays State Tide!and Ownershin Bill  ‘House Committee Votes 16 To 10 ‘For The Measure

Junior Class Presents Play, ‘The Daffy Dills’ On Friday Night, 8 p.m.

Two Solons Also Want To Know What Foreign Countries Have Done Toward Building Defense

ARMS AID RETURN BREAKDOWN ASKED   Senators Demand Data Ox Security U. 5. Gets For Europe Spending

Ask'What Security U. S. Getting For Vast Arms Outlay InWestern Europel   Senators Also Want to Know What Nations Doing to Build Own Defenses

DEMANDS MADE TO TELL VALUE OF FOREIGN AID   Senators Want To Know What Security America ls Getting For Financial  Outlay Abroad.

Senators Ask: What Security Does U. S. Get for Arms Aid?   Want Breakdown Of What Europe  Hac Accamnliched

Senate Asks For Accounting On Arms Outlay  State And Defense Departments Face Quiz On What U. S. Gets For Its Money

SENATORS DEMAND LOOK AT FOREIGN ARM PLANS   Want to Know What America Is Getting In Return for Vast Outlay Rearmament

Senators Seek Results Of Arm: To Europe Plan   Want to See What Security U. S. Getting For Vast Outlay

Breakdown Of Gains In Europe ls Proposed   Tabulation Of Where Huge Funds Will Go Also Suagested

Senate Wants Breakdown On U. §. Arms Aid   Asks What Security U.S. Has, Where Nev Money Will Be Spent

Arms Outlay Road Rough   Return on Investment Questioned in Senate

Lawmakers Seek Picture Of Aid Returns   Senators Want To Know What Security Returns Will Be

Inquiries Made About Security   Senators Want State and Defense Departments to Show What America is Getting in Return for Vast Outlays to. Help Rearm West Europe.      ASK WHAT HAS BEEN DONE

Senators Want fo Learn Results of Huge Arms Spending   How Much Security Are We Buying. Legislators Kak of Military.

Reds’ Move Is Reported  From India   More Information On Tibet Sought  By Government

Chinese Embassy Tells Indian GovernmentltHasHeardNothing From Peiping; Has Heard Of Troop Movement

TIBET INVADED, DISPATCHES SA)   SCCOND CHINESE RED ARMS SAID TO HAVE BEGUN  MARCH INTO COUNTRY.

Chinese Invasion Ot Tibet Reported  By Indian Sources   Red Army Of ‘Liberation’ Reliably Reported Knifing Into Mountain Country; India Sits Tight But Puts Out Feelers For Information

Red ‘Libérators’ Cross Info Tibet  Indian Asks Details From Officials

Reds In Tibet, Dispatches Say   “Liberation”. Army Re ported To Have Crossed Border

Report Red Army Over Tibet Border  Government of India Queries China Capita

Reports Claim Invasion Made ToFree Nation  Semis: Military Authorities.  ' Skeptical Of Commie Moves

COUNTY MEDICAL-ASSOCIATION OPENS ANOTHER SANDER PROBE   Latest Charge Not Made Public  in New Hamoshire

DREDGING DELAWARE RIVER TO PROVIDE 15-FOOT CHANNEL OPPOSITE DUCK ISLAND

DREDGE THE DELAWARE IN MORRISVILLE AREA   Channel of the River Will! Be About 15 Feet Deep :   TWENTY MEN WORKING

[RURAL CRIMES INCREASE — _ FBI Finds City Folks Better Percentage- Wise

Being Grownup Is Just the Dream of Childhood Cased in Shell of Responsibility

Violates Law, Gambler Tells  Senate Panel  Boston Conditions Revealed To Solons

Gambler Admits Violation of Law To Senate Probe   Erickson Rejects Querie: On Details; Denies Crime Syndicate in Existence

Gambler Frickson Concedes to Senate He is a Violator   Tells Probing Group Yearly Take Is $100,000: Witness Is Evasive

“NO CRIME SYNDICATE? t eh   Gambler Admits Mlegal  Income of $100,000

Gambler Admits Income Based Or Illegal Business  Witness Denies Membership In _ Crime Syndicate

GAMBLER ADMITS BREAKING LAW   Erickson Says His Opera tions Provide $100,000  Year Income

Gambler Admits Violation of Law To Senate Probe  Erickson Rejects Querie   Erickson Rejects Querie On Details; Denies Crime Syndicate in Existence

CORN YIELD GOOD   Farmers Are Getting Nearly - 50 Bshels to Acre Even on Uplands .   MOISTURE LESSENING

DOUGLAS COUNTY CORN YIELD GOOD   Farmers Are Getting Nearly - 50 Bshels to Acre Even on Uplands   \MOISTURE LESSENING

Telephone Workers In Nine Cities Quit Before Strike Time   500,000 Employes Expected to Be Off Jobs Today Barring Last-Minute Truce: Some Long Distance Calls Affected in Nation's Capital

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Due Today  To Idle 300,000;   To Idle 300,000; Some Workers  Already Off Job:

Picket Lines To Be Set Up In Lubbock Nationwide Phone Strike Is Set Today

Phone Strike Today Risks Wide Tieup   Affects Supply and _Repair Workers, but Pickets May. Block  Operator Service

Telephone Walkouts Hit Nine Cities As Workers Jump Gun  300,000 May Be Off Job Today

Phone Strike Jumps Gun In Nine Cities   Workers Manning Communications  To Quit Thursday

6A. M. Walkout Scheduled for All of Nation   Negotiations Continue On Settlement But Union Is Determined

Workers Jump Gun On Strike   Nine American Cities Al ready Hit By Telephone Walkouts

 — CHIEF OF STAFF RETURNS — Collins Sees No More  Big Losses i in Korea

Weather Turns In East, South  January Preview of Spring Nears End

Weather Turns Cold Again Atter Warm Spel!   Blanket Of icy Ai ir Cnrorn A ro  Mo:* Of Nistion

East’s False Spring Over   Temperatures Drop © ‘Into 40’s After Days Of Record Warmth

Midwinter Heat Wave Disappearing Fast Today Over East And South  Mercury Tumbling As The Blanket Of Cold Air Spreads From  Cold Midwest; 3 Yesterday One  a ai

Temperature Drop Ends Karly Spring   Mercury Falling In ‘ Many Sections After Hitting Unprecedented Januarv High Marks

GROUNDHOGS, BIRDS AND BEES COME OUT FOR BREEZE  But Eastern U. S. Will Feel Cold by Tonight

Spring Weather Nearing End In South and East   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Blanket Of Cold Air Spreads Eastward; Sub-Zero Weather Grips Western U. S.

Heat Records Are Shattered Across Nation   January Preview Of Spring Today Nearina An End

“SPRING” IS OVER   Sudden Temperature Drops ~ Threaten Citrus Fruit: Rain Adds to Floods

Hot Political Fight Develops In  Tennessee Over A Football Queen

Politics Involved In Tennessee Clash  Dispute Over Selection Of Grid Queen Closes Schools

CHINESE RED FULL-SCALE AID DISCOUNTED   Officials With Knowledgo of Far Eastern Situntion Belteve Chinese Red Effort Is. Aimed at Protecting Vital Supung Dam.

JURY DENOUNCES PEEKSKILL ACTS   Criticizes Communists A Well As Others Who Participated

House Committe Thanks Testifier   Solon Says Cvetic Is Entitled To Gratitude Of American People

LOCAL PHONE WORKERS GET PAY INCREASE   Raises Up To 13Y, Cents An Hour Are Granted 1,300

Senate Investigators Summon Gambler ‘Betting Commissioner’ Quotes Odde On Fvervthinag -

GOP May Urge Vote On FEPC Measure   Taft Indicates Republicans Will Take Initiative If Administration Democrats Continue To Allow Controversial Bill To Stay Bottled Up

Republicans Ask For FEPC Ballot   Wes Says Party Ready For Action

GOP to Force Senate Vote On Race Bias Bill   Leaders Plan a Show down On Dem Measure For Civil Rights

G. 0. P. SEEKS ‘RIGHTS’ TEST   Republicans Lay Plans To Force Showdown On F. E. P. C. Bills

—CIVIL RIGHTSGOP Plans Showdown  In Senate  Wants Vote On FEPC Legislation

GOP Plans Civil Rights  Showdown   Effort In Senate Certain To Provoke Dixie Filibuster

LEADERS OF GOP. SEEK SHOWDOWN ON CIVIL RIGHTS   Republicans Will Press Fo FEPC Gill If Democrats Delay Actian

G. 0. P. Leaders Lay Plans to Force Senate Showdown on Civil Rights

Democrats Say Filibuster ls in Offing   Move to Curb Debate Might Fail Due To Lack of Strenath

Civil Rights Showdown Is Threatened By GOPs   Taft Says Republicans Will Press For Bills  Te Namoaerats lonare Them OQver Two Weekac

T0 START MOVE ON CIVIL RIGHTS   They'll Wait to See If Demos Do Anvthineg First

Senate Showdown On Civil Rights Planned by GOP   Give Democrats Two Weeks to Bring Up FEPC

GOP Is Planning To Force Action On Civil Rights   Showdown To Be Sought On Bills In Senate; FEPC Measure To Be Brought Up Within Two Weeks. Taft Save

GOP May Force’ ote On FEPC   Taft says if Demos Don’t Bring Up Bill Within Next 2 Weeks Republicans Will Aci

Republicans Prod Leaders To Force Senate Showdown On Civil Rights, Despite Threat Of Filibusters Made By Southern Democrats

No Filibuster Seen Against New Rent Law   However Foes To ‘Talk At Length’   Republican Leaders Lay Plan To Force Civil Rights Showdown

Showdown On Civil Rights Being Sought  GOP Leaders Make Plans for Action:  By Senate; Prodded Within Own Ranks

G.O.P. Seeks Action On Civil Rights    Senate Showdown On FEPC Bill Is Demanded By Taft

GOP Maps Plan For Showdown in Senate FEPC Row   Civil Rights Bill To Be Pushed for Debate, Action

FEPC SHOWDOWN PLANNED BY GOP   Democratic Delay On Bil Will Spark Senate Move For Action, Taft Says

FEPC Showdown Is Sought by GOP   Criticism of Party Stand on Civil Rights Brings Demands

GROUP 1S TRYING TO FORCE VOTE ON CIVIL RIGHTS   Republicans In Senate Will Press For Motion To Take Up Federal Employment Practices Bill  At Early Date.

Push Test For Civil Righis Bill   Republican Leader: Lay Plans Today To Force Senate Showdown

Mobilization Plans Mapped   Fight Shapes Over Tru. man Request For Economic Controls

Congress Prepares For Fast Action  On Truman-Asked War Mobilization

Reservists  oi uit  Laiied fo Active Duty   Congress Gets Set For Vast Funds For Rearmament Needs

Nation Mobilizes  Congress, Civilian Chiefs, Armed. Forces Shift into Hieh

HOME FRONT MOBILIZATION seinen deceit  President, Advisers Confer: Congress Spurs Program —

Congress Gears For Speedy Action On Arms Program: Truman Meets With Advisers

‘Truman Sees Aides on Home Front Issues   Congress Prepares to Act Quickly on War  Mobilization Program

Mobilization — Gets Under Way  Truman Confers With Top Defense Chiefs

Congress Set To Push Rearmament   But Fight Looms Over Request for  Economic Checks

Truman Confers With Top Mobilization Chiefs  Nation Reported Supporting Demands; BFicht Loome Qver Mare Power For Chief

TRUMAN AND All} CONFER ON HOME FRONT PROBLEM   Consumer Credit Restrictions, Priorities and Allocations Discussed at White House,   rAX RECOMMENDATIONS MAY BE MADE SHORTLY   Experts Believe President Will Ask From One to Right Billion Dollars in  New Levies.

Marine. Ground Reserves  Called: Airmen for Navy   More Army Regulars to Ship Out Soon; Congress Pushes Rearmament Bills, Clashes on Truman Economic Powers

Calling of Reserves Is Started   Meanwhile Congress Gears for Quick Action on Program.

Smith Speculates State May Have to Pay in Gas Tax Vote   Governor to Discuss Possible Test Case To Determine if Missouri Must Shoulder Part of Cost of April Special Election

State May Have To Pay On Cost Of Road Bill   Smith to Discuss Possible Test Suit With KC Officials

Vinson For Screening  Of Reserves   Congressman Want: Men ‘Ready When The Bugle Blows’

‘Non-Available’ Reserves Hit   Vinson Says All Reserves Should Be Ready For Call

World Air Crashes Kill 102 Persons   Worst: Disaster Happens In Brazil Where Fifty Die; Search For Six In Alaska Crash

Airplane Crash Toll Reaches 92 Around World   Brazil Mishap Takes 50 Lives, Includiing Yankee

92 MISSING IN AIR CRASHES OVER WEEKEND   Biggest Disaster. In Brazil Where 50 Died in Crash

US to Boom When International Peace Permits Cut in Defenses, Barkley Tells MSC Graduates —

THREE BOYS HELD IN DICKS’ THEFTS   Hanover Young Men Charged With Entering Four Summer Homes And Store Along Big Conewago

STORM CITY HALL — _ Handreds Of Students Battle With N. Y. Police

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS RIOT IN NEW YORK   Protest Cut in Activities, Demand More Pay For Teachers.

Unruly New York Students March Again   Carry On Protest In Behalf Of More Pay For Teachers

STUDENTS STILL RIOTING   Hundreds Protesting Teachers Pay Routed By N.Y. Uolice

N.Y. Students In New March   Police Break Up Mob In City Hall Area

STUDENTS ASK PAY RAISE FOR TEACHERS   Three Thousand Besiege New Vork City Hall—Police Block March Into Mayor's Office.

Youths Riot Again Today   ‘Parent Group Says N¥ Officials Should Have _ Given Them Hearing

Students Storm City Hall 4th Day   About 7000 Are ‘Routed at Foley Square by Patrehnen

Student Riots Sweep New York   Police Disperse Mobs of Thousands

NY Student Riots Into Fourth Day   Official Handling of Series Of Demonstrations Brings Rebuke from Parent Group

Manhattan's School Furor Flares Anew   Thousands Cut Class for Fourth Day to Support Teachers

Scores Of New York  Students Demonstrate  5,000 Kids March On City Hall; Want Teachers’ Pay Hiked

Police Crush Student Riot In New York   Thousands Attempt To Grab City Hall  In Teacher Pay Row

Pupils Routed At Mass Rally By N. Y. Police   “Hundreds Take Part In Demonstration; Classes Disrupted

Reds Evicted To Make Way For Troops   German Police Clear Ruhr Building After Deadline’s Iencred

@ SHOPPING DAYS THU CHRISTMAS   Christmas Furloughs Depend upon Local Commandani’s Rule

Hoffman To Speak Out On  Formosa Gag   Leads GOP Rally Tonight At H. Of D.

Vengence Sought For Slain Yanks   War Crimes Trials Are Promised Koreans Who Killed U. S. Prisoners

U.S. Promises War Crime Trials for Red Koreans, As Atrocities Reported

NEW CLAMP IS. PLACED UPON BERLIN AREA   Russians Slew Up Trucks, Turn Back All  Passenger Automobiles

Red Tanks Threatening To Encircle Southerners   Day-Long Fighting Fails To Keep Airfield Out Of Hands Of Communist Forces With Tank

Drive Nears Peints Held  By Americans   Swift Southward Thrust Of Communists’ Tanks Threatens to Encircle Korean Defenders

Suwon Is Taken; Invaders Press Encircling Move   South Koreans Forcec To Flee as Armor Drives Into City

DEFENDERS ARE HARD PRESSED; AIRFIELD FALLS   Communist Attempt To Trop Rivals—U. S. Troops Not In Action Yet

Army Claims NoAmerieans  Yet In Fight   But Infantry Troops Hold. ing Outposts Now Menaced By Commies

Admits Killing Brother-In-Law  Rubber Worker Held In Canton Murder

(Teachers Question  Wage Hike Handling   Association's Salary Group Fears School Committee Mav Love ‘Rieeal Autonomy to City Canuncil

a7 gy gt \Teachers Question  Wage Hike Handling   Association's Salary Group Fears School Committee May Lose ‘Fiscal Autonomy’ to City Council

Labor’s Majority Is Cut To Seven In Commons By Scotland’s Electors   Premier Attlee Ready To Suspend His Program Of Public Ownership Of Industry In Hopes Labor Party May Keep Government Keins

Labor's Edge Pared Down To Seven   Public Ownership Program Believed Te Be Suspended

Laborife Margin Shrinks to Seven; Attlee May Halt Nationalization

Big Socialist Program. About To Be Scuttled   Labor's Majority. In House Of momimons Reduced es To Seven:

LABOR PARTY MAJORITY CUT T0 7 IN HOUSE   Attlee Reported Reads To Suspend Plans On Nationalization

Labor Hinted Set fo Curb Program   Majority Pared to Seven Seats

eUnspoken P o  i tical Truce Believed Sha Truce Believed Shaping Up: Communists Call It  ” "Backdoor Coalition’ Idea.

BRITAIN’S LABOR MAJORITY CUT 10:   ATTLEE REPORTED READY TO SHELVE HIS NATIONALIZATION PROGRAM.

Korean War Won't Spread - That’s The  Opinion of Lie   UN Secretary General Believes Council Forces  Will Be Able to Hold

Reds Take A Beating In Berlin   Western: Zone Voters Ignore Soviet Threats By Record Vote TurnOut: Socialists Fade

West Berliners Reject Communism Again In Record-Turnout Election

West Berlin  Beats Commies   Anti-Red Forces Have 90.4 of Huge Vote Cast

West Berlin’s Voters Slap Reds At Polls   Heavy Turnout In Berlin Repudiates Communists Again

West Berlin Residents Knock Out Communism In Record Sunday Voting

West Berlin Rocks Reds In Record Vote   90% Ballot Despite Communist Threats; Coalition Continues

West Berlin Ballots Jolt to Communists   A 90,4 Percent Yate Is Recorded in Spite Ot Bart RPaorical Threots

West Berliners Again Vote Out Communism  Huge Majority Of Germans Favor Democracy

West Berlin Voters Kayo Communism   Record Vote Cast ‘As Red Threats And Communist Boycott Are Disregarded

Convicts Seize Two Guards; Stage Riot In McAlester Prison   22 ‘Incorrigibles’ in ‘Little Alcatraz’ Quelled; Demands Made by Prisoners Granted in Part by Warden Burford

SOONER ‘CONS’ FORCE PARLEY   ‘Little Alcatraz’ Inmates at McAlester Seize Guards, ‘Get’ . Privileges

SEOUL LIBERATOR PLACED IN COMMAND   i Maj. Gen. Edward F. Almond Put in Charge of All U. N. Forces in Northeast Korea.

Police Seek Killer Of Franklin Man  Shooting Victim “Not Suicide,” Is Report— Automobile Missing

Girl Says She Doesn't Recall Killing Father   Defense Rests After Carol Ann Paight on Stand at Murder Trial

Carol Ann Takes Stand in Own Defense at Trial   Picture on Page 29

“MERCY” SLAYER ON. WITNESS STANL   GIRL SAYS SHE CANNOT RE / MEMBER KILLING CAN  CER-STRIGKEN FATHER.

Son Follows Footsteps of Draft Dodger  Alfyead Raravdall Vea   Alfred Bergdoll Is Arrested Like His Father Was

YOUNG BERGDOLL DODGES DRAFT   Son Of World War © “Slacker” Follows Fath er’s Footsteps

Losses by Reds Not a Knockout   Strength Still Left For Major Offense

Major Red Attack Still Considered Possibility  Severe Losses Not Entirely

Army Says Enemy Is Still Strong   North Koreans Are Capable Of Major Attack

Major Attack Still Possible   Army Claims Red Capable Despite  pds aaNet An ER RRO OO i ee te

So Close He Caught Scabies— Yank Plays Tag with Reds for 14 Hours

Left Behind In Withdrawal From Kumchon Two American Soldiers "Play Taa” With Red Korea Troops

Playing Tag With North Koreans— :  /Caught Scabies From Being Too Close

Roanoke River Flood Trouble Is Nearing End   Benefits To Start By Next Spring

LEE INQUIRY 1S BLOCKED IN CAPITAL   Records Regarding -Commerce Official Ara Kant. Sacra? ——

150,000 Invaders Mass For Big Push   Americans Hurl Heavy Blows At River Wedge; Reds Set For ‘Victory’ Drive

Report ‘Satisfactory’, Progress as 24th Division Wins First Objective, Drives on

Offensive Aimed At Keeping Enew Bridgehead From Starting New Par

Yanks Assault Bridgehead in Center of Most Serious Threat to Taegu

Would Lessen Effect OF Politics ~ On Judgeships   Resolution Given Priority At Washington Meeting Of American Bar Asst

Six Bodies Found After House Burns   Hammond, Ind., Victims May Have Been Murdered

South Koreans Drive 50 Miles Ahead   35 Trucks Destroyed When Airmen Strike Southbound Convoys

Reds May Be Massing for Attack  South Koreans   South Koreans Nearly 50 Miles Past Parallel 38

Trucks Roll South From Manehuria   Korean Commander Holds Conference With U. S. Leadera

New Force Discovered Near Border   Heavy Columns Are Pounded by Allied Planes, Tokyo Says

South Koreans 50 Miles Past 38th   Nature Of Traffic Headed Southward Not Specified And Place Of Origin Not Given; Few Prisoners Captured

Republic Troops Advance Nearly 50 Miles North   Origin of Columns Not Known Immediately;: Officers Confer

HEAVY TRAFFIC MOVES FROM MANCHURIA   South Koreans Fifty Miles Above 38th Parallel  OFFICERS   Fear Reds May Be Moving To Reorganize In Hills For Flank Attack

Roll South From Manchuria: Drive Aimed at Border   South Korean Chief Confers With 2-Fop American Generals

Big Columns Attacked By  Air Force   South Korean Army Says It Plans To  Drive All The Way Th Baredar

S. Koreans Drive Almost 50 Miles Info North Korea   invader Commander Con: fers Urgently With Two Top VU. 5. Generals

South Korean Forces 50 Miles Inside Parallel   General Walker Confers With Republic Leaders

south Troops Now 50 Miles Over 38th   Air Force Strafes Movements On Highway Leadina From Border To Red Capital

Allied Warplanes Pound Long Convoy Coming to Aid North Korean Pedc

ALLIES DRIVE ON  South Korean Forces Push Nearly 50 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel

COLUMNS OF TRAFFIC IN ~ RED KOREA   Air Force Reports 56 Trucks Destroyed in Attacks on Columns From Manchurian Frontier.   SOUTH KOREANS ADVANCE 50 MILES   Have Allied Air, Sea Support in Drive Northward; American Advisers With South Koreans.

Warplanes Hit North Koreans   South Koreans Drive Nearly 50 Miles Beyond Boundary

South Korean Commander and U. S. Generals Confer  South of Border; Subject Not Disclosed.   WILL DRIVE TO MANCHURIA BORDER

S. Koreans Roll On50Miles,Aim At Manchurian,  Red Border   RepublicArmyChiefsFear Communists Massing For Attack

Air Force Hits Red Truck Column           outh Korean Army “Advances 50 Miles nto Red Korea

UN Airmen Pound Column Southbound From China Border   Pilots Report Destroying 73 Vehicles on Highway To North Korean Capita!

Column Moving Southward Is Hit: So. Koreans Strike   South Koreans Reach 50 Miles Into Communist North Korean Territory, Drive Continues At Rapid Pace

Columns Seen Moving From North Frontier  U. S. Generals Meet At Front With  S. Korean Commande:

50 Miles In Zone; Yanks Hold Back   Enemy Stand Still Expected At Wonsan: Talk Heard Of Trap

Allied Planes Pound Columns   South Koreans Pierce SO Miles North

Allied Planes Blast Moving Troop Columns   South Koreans Stab North 50 Miles

Heavy Traffic Heads South From Manchuria   South Korean Top Officers Confer With Americans

South Koreans 50 Miles Up ~ From Border   ROK Commander © In Urgent Meeting With US Generale:

Camouflaged Trucks Seen  Off Hichway   South Korean Commander In Conference With Two Top U.S. Generals Just South of Parallel 32

S. Koreans In 50 Mile Drive North  _ Conference Held With U.S. Chiefs

Allied Planes Destroy 56 Convoy Trucks   South Koreans Drive Nearly 50 Miles Across 38th Line

—NEW GAINS— S. Koreans 50 Miles Past Line   ALLIED CHIEFS IN CONFERENCE

Important Conference Is Held Between U. S. Comiianders And Chief of South Koreans

Walker Flies to Front in Emergency   Republican Forces Slash 50 Miles North Into Foe Territory

Flank F ight Might Come  InNewMove   Sixty Americans Are With Republic Units but Won't Discuss Campaign  Chinese on Move  Reds Send Vehicles Toward Front Lines, Fe FRersaare

Allied Planes Pound Traffic Columns   South Koreans Make New Gains In Northern Zone

Conference Held With U. S. Generals But Reason Not Disclosed; Communists Are Believed Vanishing To Mass Up In  The Hills For Flankine Attack.

REPORT FORCE MOVING SOUTH TO PYONGYANG   Hint Reinforcements May Be On Way From Red China’s Border

Trucks Move From Border Of Manchuria   Allied Leaders Hold Secret Parley; S. Koreans Push On

Troops Leave Manchuria, Is Latest Report  Border Activity Is Seen by Warplanes

Columns Rolling. Southward From Manchuria Line  South Koreans Drive About 50 Miles North

Pound Red Columns  From Air   Pilots Report Heavy Traffic Moving South From Manchurian Bor. der: Get 56 Trucks:

Allied Airmen Destroy Trucks From Manchuria  Republic’s Forces - Advance 50 Miles

Enemy Is Getting Aid From North   On Southern Fronts. Communist Forces Vanishing in Hills  Are. Dinacinw Pawwpow

U.S. Planes Hit Columns  In Far North   Vehicles Destroyed As Generals Confer Near Parallel 38

Columns Go Southward Above 38th   Coming from Direction Of Manchuria; U.N. Forces Advance.

Came From China's Manchurian Border; Further Advance By South Noreans

Word Comes While South Koreans  Knife Northward   Comment Refused on Origin of Vehicles Heading Southward

Yank Planes Blast Trucks  On Highway   Increased Traffic From Manchuria To North Capital Seen

Air Force Pounds Heavy Traffic Near Manchurian Borde  Columns Reported   Columns Reported Rolling South In North Korea

Allied Planes Blast Columns   Veil of Uncertainty Over 38th Parallel

Report Vehicles Moving Toward Red Capital   South Koreans Push Nearly 50 Miles Above 38th Parallel

Planes Plaster Heavy Forces Rolling South   Korean Allies Pause 50 Miles North of 38th Parallel

Allied Warplanes Pounding Traffic   Heavy Columns Reportec Moving South from Manchuria Border :   TRUCKS: ARE DAMAGET   Pilots Made Strike Along Highway to Northern Korean Canital

Stockholders Vote on Pension   $67,500,000 Annual Cost to U. S. Steel

ACHESON’S LENIENCY ATTACKED  Administration Accused Of Red ‘Courtshio’ By GOP Lawmakers

Red ‘Courting Charges Fired By Republicans   Political Battle Flares Over Ableged Communism {n State Dent.

MARSHALL PLAN ALSO ATTACKED  Former Ambassador To Russia Raps Truman For Soviet Policy   POINT FOUR PROGRAM, BRITISH FUNDS INCLUDED  House Okays $3 Billion Foreign Aid Fund To Fight Communism: Administration Wins On Major Points

3) From County Get Degrees at Missouri Today   Students are Among 1,788 in School's Largest Class

Republicans Go into Huddle On Action To Take  Disagreement Over   "Disagreement Over Formosa Apparently Is Now Harmonized:

REPORT TRUMAN REACHED ACCORD WITH MARTHUR   Pentagon Officials Say ‘Among Agreements Was One Concerning Island of Formosa.   NO LIGHT THROWN ON NATURE OF IT   G. 0. P. Chiefs Who Contend President’s Trip Was Political Play Work on Reply.

HOPE IS INJURED WHEN CAR UPSETS   Radio Comedian Suffers Shoulder Dislocation.

\dmission Of Alaska And — Yawaii To Union Would Be deadache To Flag Designers

Census Jobs  Now Ready   _Applications Being ” Accepted For Apen.

Army Sends Troops To Combat Floods In Midwest Areas   4000 Are Reported Homeless

SLEET STORM  SLOWS TRAFFIC IN NEW YORK   New Arctic Front Threatens Snow In Northwest

Troops Give Aid in Midwest Floods As Ice Storms Cripple Other Areas

START ON STREET   First Concrete Is Poured or New Traffic Way in  Lawrence   “RR” Team to Tonganoxie

START ON STREEI   First Concrete Is Poured on New Traffic Way in  Lawrence

Doubts Value New Drugs as Cold Cures   Rest and Liquids Still Best for Treatment :

Yank Units Foreed Back By Enemy   Army Chiefs Say Situation Not Bad

Yanks Forced To Abandon Field Headquarters   Provision Capital Evacuated; Orderly Retreat Underway

U.S. Defenders Move Back To City Outskirts   Reports Indicate __ That Taejon Has Now Been Evacuated  =a ~- nes & Gem 0 06clcklCcl MO UL ee e Oee

20 INJURED IN CRASH OF RAILROAD TRAINS   Locals Collide In Boston Suburb; Thousands Of Commu. ters Stranded

Draft Extended Another Year    National Guard and Reserves Effected

Four Killed In Atlanta Cave-In  — Others Buried Alive, Escape Death

Fresh Charges Of Wisconsin Senator Aired  stmacenac Nanu The   Witnesses Deny They Lean To Communism

Senator Praises McCarthy Drive Against Commies  Says No Top-Level Job Should Be Held By Known Commun ind

Solens Call For Ousting  Of Commies   Senator Brewster Enters Check On State Department

McCarthy  Continues  His Charges Some Government  Policy-Makers Linked With Reds

Controversy Goes On Over Charges Made Yesterday   State Department Workers Deny Any  Communistic Link

School Aid Bill Doomed   Solons to ( Oppose Reorganization Plans for NLRB

WINNIPEG IS LOSING FIGHT AGAINST FLOOD  Canada’s Fourth City   Canada’s Fourth City Being Cut Into Isolated Sections by Red River.

FLOODFIGHTERS LOSING BATTLE WITH RED RIVER   Over 40,000 Persons Are Evacuated Froin Canadian City

Government Acts As Illinois Coal Output Is Reduced To Zero; Lewis Mum On Situation.

NUS Bae pers  Red Faced Army Explains ‘Litlined Casnalty Figures

Army Denies War Casualties Being  Hidden To Public   Report Explains Variance In Information Given To Congress and Public

Negofiators Due Back to Sessions   ‘ Apporently Little Progress Is. Made in 62-Hour Meetine

NEGOTIATORS CONVENE AGAIN AFTER RECESS   Took Fivée-Hour Rest After Exhausting 62 Hours Of Bargaining

Temperature Drop of 40 Decrees Seen   High of 64 Is Reached in City At 10 a. m. Today: Snow Predicted

Temperature Drop of 40 Degrees Seer   Pbhok af 64 Te   High of 64 Is Reached in City At 10a, m. Today; Snow Predicted

San Francisco s Shipyards Boom  Mothball Freighters Fitted For Seq Dutv

Mo’ Will Resort To Own Winches  Will Pull on Anchors Dropped Far Astern

Deny Red Claims ¢ Yankee Troop Transports Sunk   South Koreans Capture Island Off V/est Coast; Allied Troops Launch New Attacks On Approaches To Taegu To Nip New Drive

Scholarly Research Work Called Off Because Parents Object To Nude Photos

Objection Sustained: Scholarly Research Task Bloched by Trate Parents

Truman fo Ask Billion for Bomb      Expansion Planned; Some Say: ‘Drop One’

Expansion Funds Will Be Part Of Big Sum For Armed Forces   Request DueToGet Prompt Approval   Large Part Of Money Will Be Spent At Oak Ridge,  (Crore Save

Pulitzer Prizes Awarded  Ever-Popular Musical Show South Pacific Wor

Piaritammciona cae Nah, Pear Rp Bia tse aS etl ea am ee  Broadway Hit Productions, Novel - Are Winners Of Pulitzer Awards

Chamber Leader Will Speak Here   Strawbridge Will Outline Program At Meeting Monday

Chamber Plans Local Meeting   Duane Strawbridge Will Speak Here At Event Monday

Downing Of Navy Plane By Russia Spurs Senators   Reds In New Blast; Pronaganda Drive To Encompass World

VINSON TAKES LEAD IN ACTION   Chatrnian of House Armed — Services Commitice Believes House “Wi React, to Ritsstan Attack ‘on Unarmed Navy Plane by Boosting Funds for Preparedness.

Soion Predicts Big 51 Jump In U.S. Taxes   Hike in Income, Sales Taxes Seen (n Wake of Crisis

Senator Predicts Sharp Increases InTaxes Next Year to Hit All Corporations, Individuals ©

SENATOR LOOKS FOR IN. CREASES ON INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS IN 1951.

Sharp Corporation, Income Taxes Hike In 1950 Predicted  Solons Make Forecasts ie] li ary OC" stase   Solons Make Forecast: as Military Crisis Grows Worse

Sharp Tax Hike In 1951 Seen   George Says Business, Individuals Wiil Be Hit

Solon Predicts Stiff Tax Hike   Boost ‘Al Along the Line Foreseen by George

Sharp Rise In Federal Taxes Looms For 195!   Levy Law Framers In House Will Set Up New Tax Measure

Overall Tax Hike Predicted For ‘5   Congress Expected To Write New Bills

Sharp Corporation, Income Taxes Hike In 1950 Predicted.   Solons Make Forecasts  as Military Crisis  Grows Worse

Sharp Boost In Taxes Due For All   House Pondering Raise in Income And Excise Levies

Higher Taxes Across Board Are Expected   Congress Warns That Levies Against Nation All Along the Line  To Be Increased

Sharp Boost In National Tax Picture Is Forecast   Senate And House Members Believe  Raise Is Inevitable

Sharp Increase in Federal  Taxes Viewed Hike All Along Line   Hike All Along Line Next Year Seen by Legislators

Heat Ruins Stock During Holidays   Steam Heat Goes Wild, Malts Candies, Separates Furniture Pieces

WAR POTENTIAL OF PENNSYLVANIA IS GEARED TO HURL ITS MIGHT AGAINST THE ENEMY SHOULD THERE BE A FULL-SCALE WAR

NEW YORK MAY ~ USE RIVER WATER   State Grants Permission To  * Tay Hudson

Two Airmen Killed In B-45 Crash   Third Escapes in Low-Level Jump With Parachute

Profits Tax ‘Take’ Likely $4.6 Billion  Bill’s Passage Set Tomorrow in House

Next Coal Move Is Up To Judge  Weekend Negotiations Between Onerators And Mine Union Fail

Judge Hears UMW Lawyers Give Strike’s  Cause Today   Heavy Fines Might Be Levied [f Men Continue Walkouts

DENY REVENGE IS MOTIVE IN VANDALIA CASE    Seek to Bring Back Traffic Violator Who Stopped Check Payment.  ! 1

MICHIGAN MAN FIGHTS RETURN T0 VANDALIA COURT   DECLARES ILLINOIS COURT ‘VENGEFUL’ IN CON GAME CHARGE

Czechs Expel U. S. Student   Sieze Bulletin With Text Of American Note

*TASK FORCE’ FIGHTS FARM REORGANIZATION   Gave Senator Lattimore Letter, Key Figure in Spy Quiz Admits

Kohlberg Admits Giving Lattimore Letter to McCarthy   Far Eastern Expert Claims Solon From Wisconsin Misrepresents +

Relax You Majers  No Immediate Plans For Calling Reservists Over Captain’s Grade

) White House by Nightfall? ouse Rushes Work on isputed Gas Measure

Sen. Douglas Asks Truman to Veto it   Says Bill Would Take $100 Million Yearly From Consumer

Press Drive in House for Gas Measure   Backers Hope to Send Disputed Bill to President by Nightfall

Councilman James Postma Says Lawrence Force  Should Be Doubled   REPORTS TO COUNCIL

NEED MORE POLICE. TO ENFORCE LAWS   Councilman James Postma ys Lawrence Force  Should Be Doubled   IREPORTS TO COUNCIL

CHIANG ASKS UN NAME RUSSIANS AS WARMONGER   Nationalist Chief Says West Lost Confidence Of Asiatic Peoples

"UN Should Charge Soviet With Starting ass an War. Saves Nutisnnlint Leader

Snow and Ice Make State Highways Treacherous   Storm Is Accompanied by Record Cold, With 10 Below at Maryville.

Missouri Is Held In Grip of Snow,  Low Temperature  “Highways Reported Treacherous While 10 Below Recorded

Realty Sales Drop Off In Last 2 Weeks   Only Eight Property Transactions Recorded in County, and $68,500 Involved in the Sales.

Lifts Income Levy 12 to 20 Pct. Oct. Ist   House And Senate To Complete Measure Today To Yield Five Billion: Only A Starter.

Charges Against Lewis And Union Being Pressed   Government Appeals For Reversal Of Court Onsinion.

LEWIS ACCUSED OF TRICKY DEAL   Government Attorneys Complain That He Gave Nod To Continue Strike While Calling It Off.

G-Men Probing Charge Lewis  Orders ‘Bogus’   Government Pushes Contempt Case With Anneal On Verdict

Charges Pushed Against Lewis  File Appeal Asking Reversal of Judge Keech’s Decision

‘Lewis’ Union Haled Into Court To Tell ‘Judge Why Back To Work Order Defied

Lewis' Union in Courtto Answer Defiant AHitude   Must Explain Why Judge's Back-to-Work Order Has Been Defied by 377 NOD Mtinare

Bombing Threat for Sander Foe   Manchester Doctor's House  rn a. ee 

FAYUR A PRUJEUI  C. of C. Directors Endorse the $75,000 Sixth Street  Cutoff

TATU 4 PAVE  C. of C. Directors Endorse the $75,000 Sixth Street  Cutoff

UP Press President JAYS «++  Doak Of Latest European War Scare Is Now Over

ThePeakO! War Scare Has Passed   Baillie Says Europear Leaders Not Looking For Early Conflict

ithe iruce-- --of the Atom Bomb With U. S Going On War Basis  European War Scare Has Passed

Europe Feels War Won’t Come Soon   BY HUGH BAILLIE Pracideant aft The linitad Prace

Believe World War !!! Won't Start For Awhile; We're In “Truce Of The A-Bomb”

Moscow Radio Charges Tito Asks for War   Yugoslay Chief Likened to Rhee— *‘Provocations’ Cited

Jessup Denies Red Charges By McCarthy   Eisenhower ond Marshell Praise Envoy’s Loyalty

Never Lost Lead; Margin Is 87,701      Incumbent Retains His Seat With 292,347 to 204.646 For Peterson

Justice Martin Defeats Peterson By 87,701 Margin  Monroe Candidate Attracts Vote in Excess af 200,000

Full 10-Year Seat On Bench Open In 1951   Proven Vote-Getter Wins Easily Over Marshall Peterson, Monroe Attorney

A JUDGING CONTES!   Winners on 4-H Livestock Tour Yesterday Are  Announced

Man Kills Wife, _ Babe in Brooklyn   Assailant Stabs Himself in Neck; Ie Placed in Strait Jacker

Fort Devens Hospital Is. Curtailed   Army Will Also Close Unit in Waltham

Army Drops Hospital At Battle Creek   Secretary Johnson Signs Order; May Be Turned Over To VA

Jury Will Get Sander Case By Late Afternoon   Attorneys Are Summing Up In Trial Of  Physician.   14 Prisoners Die When Fire Sweeps ‘Guardhouse Of Secret Weapons Base   Men Were Military Prisoners And Trapped Behind Bars; Two Others Critically Injured While Seven Were Overcome.

DOGTOR’S CASE WILL BE GIVEN TO JURORS SOON   Presentation Of Evidence Completed And Attorneys Speak — Judge's Charge Follows, Instructine Turvy.

No Ten-Day Furlouagh   Army Cancels General 10Bey Christmas Furtowghs For Men i Training Camps

Yule Furloughs Are Cancelled  To Have Christmas And New Years Free

ARMY CANCELS _ PLAN FOR TENDAY FURLOUGH   Gives Up Plan to Suspend Training Dec, 23Jan. 1.

House Gives Control Key To Truman   Almost Unlimited Powers Voted on Wage-Price  Curbe Ratinning

AMORE INDUCTEES   Group From Coun ty Slated to Report, Senter a7 CO«w   BRINGS TOTAL TO EICHI

Kelly Blasts Acheson, Williams Raps GOP Tax Proposals in Speeches

REDS FEAR FOR POWER PROJECT   GIANT PLANT IN NORTH KOREA S USED BY CHINESE

Chinese Reds Worried About 3th Parallel   Manchurian Power Source Menaced

China Eyes North Korea Power Plant   UN Occupation Could  Hinder Manchurians

(Power Source In Korea Seen  ‘Vital To Reds  Toss Might Interrupt   Loss Might Interrup Industrial Progress Of Manchuria Area

Manchuria and Kremlin Boners Linked to Red China Concern Over Crossing of 36th Parallel

China Reds Fight Allied Move In Korea   Vital Lndustries Wanted By Communists

Electric Power Source in North Korea Principal Concern of Chinese Reds

Power, Industry Loss Is Greating Concern in China   Communist China Dislikes Having U. N. Run Power

38th Parallel In Korea Worries. Chinese Leaders  _ Main Red Fear ‘Is Possible toss Of Power System

New York Paper Hit By Strike Of 400 Workers  State Cops Patrol Pennsylvania Area In Milk Dispute

Strike Blocks Paper's Issue   World-Telegram and Sun Fails to Publish as Guild Calls Walkout; Television and Dairy Indusiries Hii

New York Paper Misses Edition   Columbia TV Shows Hit, Milk Tieups Continue in 2 elas

Walkout Halts Publication of World-Telegram   TY Program of CBS Also Hit; Dairy Strike Goes On

Applications for Absentee Ballots In Sharp Increase  Interest, in Coming Election: Reflected

PRICE SET FOR CROP-OF 1950   Ben Bean of the PMA . Announces That the Figure Has Been Set at $1.41

CORN SUPPORT PRICE SET FOR ICROP OF 1950   Ben Bean of the PMA Announces That the Figur Yas Been Set at $1.41

Hoover Clears Forrestal In Amerasia Case   Solons To Question Jaffe; Vardaman Is Mentioned In Diary

TRUMAN DEATH PLOTTERS TO BE ARRAIGNED  wh a Assassin at nwt nwnatac   Would-be Assassin and Confederates Will Go on Trial on Murder Charges.

Would-Be Killer Of Truman Will Face Early Trial   Secret Service Agents Seeking Others in Plot

Others May Be Tried At Same Time   Agents Searching For 2 Men Who Are Unidentified

27 Employes Given Risky Security Taq   Federal Commerce Department Bars Access to Secrets

Diggers Polled By Local Heads  Pennsylvania Area Votes Work Question

Ballots Ordered, Local Heads Told To Demand Returr  New Union Efforts Aim at 90,000 in Huae Idle Area

Local Officers To Urge Diggers To End Strike   ‘Let Your Stomachs Decide,’ Lewis Aide Tells UMW Officials

Truman Preaches A Sermon Before 61 Ministers  Methodist Pastors   Methodist Pastors Agree That: President Did Very Good Job.

Doomed Man Given Reprieve Nine Minutes Before His Scheduled Death

State Report On Census  Shows Loss  Only 9 of 416  Counties Gain

 Rent-Contr ols Vote In Senate Is Due Today   Kefauver Appeals To Attlee And Truman To Promote European Union

BALKAN TROUBLE SPOTS BEING WATCHED  Acheson Says U.S. Ready To Counter  Any Communistic Pressure Anywhere

Reds Protest Arms Gift   But First Shipment To Italy Is Unloaded Safelv: Strike a Flop

Unload Arm: At Naples   Police, Troops Keep Reds From Interfering With Dock Workers

0  REGAINED VIGOR CREDITED TO ‘SECRET’ Justice Douglas Outlines ‘10-Point Plan-For-Livins

Labor Strife Threatens Defense Task   Disputes In Railroad. Steel And Other Key Industries Watched

Strikes May Curtail U. 5S.  Defense Plans   Wage Disputes In Key Industries Ma Nation's Effort

Disputes Pose Threat To U.S. Defense Plans   Wages Are Issue Jn Railway, Steel And Oshor Inductrioc

Key Industries Threatened by Union Strikes   4,000 Return To End Alabama Steel Walkout

Growing Unrest In Key Industries Seen Threatening To Slow Defense Program

NATION'S LABOR UNREST GROWS   Five-Day ‘Token’ Strikes Are Planned On Two  Railraade   STEEL WALKOUT IS ON

Rail Strike Faces Nation F ive-Day ‘Token’ Strike First; Unrest Reported Growing

Labor Unrest. Growing Over All of Nation.   Disputes in Rails, Steel And Other Key Industries Threaten to Curtail  Defence Praneam

US Labor Unrest Appears To Grow   Railroad, Steel, Other Disputes Threaten Defense

Labor Unrest Grows: Wages In Dispute   Defense Program Faces Curtailment If Strife Spreads

Nafion’s Labor Unrest Growing: Pay Major Issue  Or Railroads; Steel, Auto Workers Quit

DY ine Associated Fress An Alabama steel strike was settled today,  but disputes in railroads and other key industries  threatened to curtail the nation’s defense program. The chief issue in the dispute is wages.

Nation’s Labor 'Unr est GrowsSteelmen Out   Strikes in Key Industries Threaten To Curtail US Defense Program

Many Rent Hikes Granted in 1950   Controls Removed From 4,000,000 Residential Units

Million Increases Granted In Rent   Rent Controls Off 4 Million. Houses

Some Controls On Rent Lifted   Curbs On 4,000,000 Dwelling Units Are Lifted By Woods

World Capitals View Situation With Concern   J.S. May Call For Action, Including Air Blows at Manchuria

UN Gets A Report On Reds   New Foe Being Met In Korea It Is Advised  By MacArthur

United Nations Action Asked on Korea Situation  Security Council: le   Security Council: Is Asked to Meet on Chino Intervention

M’Arthur Makes Formal Report of intervention in War; Delegates Get Chance for Secret Study of Crisis

Fighting Put Up to Council   MacArthur Report to U.N. States Forces Face New Foe in Korea

UNITED NATIONS GETS REPORT ON GRIM SITUATION   ALLIES FACED BY NEW, FRESH ARMY WITH BIG RESERVES

MACARTHOR Ii REPORT 10 UN   Formally Notifies United Nations That Chinese Reds Are In Korea

U.S. Calls Special  Meeting    Security Council  To Gather Wednesday To Consider China’s Intervention in War

United States Calls for Special Security Council Meet to Talk Chinese Red Intervention in War

MacArthur Reports on  Red Troops   ‘Intervention Branded aa Most Lawless Action in International History;   Four Divisions in Fight

UN FACING DIFFICULT DECISION  Red Chinese Force Poses Big Problem

U.$. Summon: Council for Special Meet   ‘Action Follows General's Report of Push Into Kerea

U.S. WANTS ACTION   Call for U. N. Meeting tc Consider Intervention  of Red China

Chinese Red Intervention Menace Seen   UN Gets Report As London Hints Links Likely To Be Cut

UN Calls Security Council Meet on Red China Intervention After MacArthur Formally Reports Fact

CALL SPECIAL MEETING OF U. N. COUNCIL   America Requests Session Wednesday to Consider Chinese Armys Intervention Reported by MacArthur.   MAC REPORTS NEW FOE IN N. KOREA   Says Chinese Flout Inter ~ national Law, Laid Trap for Allies; Yanks Barely Escape Disaster.

Report To UN Gives Detailed ‘Account Of Foe   JN Chief Says “Great Concentration” Of Communist Divisions Massed; Al. lies Gain In Northeast

Showdown Scheduled Wednesday   General Says China Units Identified by U.N. Intelligence

U.S. Calls For Action By Council   Plan Session for Wednesday After MacArthur Report

“Great Concentration Massed In Manchuria   U. ld. COMMANDER CALLS THREAT MATTER OF GRAVE INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE

Austin Presents MacArt hur Report  US Requests Meeting to Study Action

Special U.N. Meeting Called For Problem   MacArthur Gives Detailed Accounting Of Chinses Units Fighting In Korea

Gen. MacArthur Sends Special Report to The Security Council   U.S. Asks United Nations Group to Meet Wednesday To Consider Taking Action

TeLLo UN NEW FORGES MlaT BE DESTROYED   Full Details Given Security Council for Action on Aqaression.

U.N. to Take Up Matter Wednesday   U.S. to Propose Course of Action; Regard Situation Extremely Serious

Request Made As M‘Arthur Report Sent    Delegates Urged to Take Up Issue Next Wednesday

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL SLATED TO MEET ISSUE   Intervention Of China Into War, Reported  ' By MacArthur, Might Bring On World War.

Reserves, Supplies Over Line, He Says   General Identifies Red Units, Hints He Wants Permission T,, Roambh Rases in Manchuria

TEMPERATURE   U.S. Calls Security Council   Allies Stalled By New Forces

Security Council Will Consider Intervention at Wednesday Meet   Session Delayed To Give Delegates Chance To Talk in Private on ‘Serious Situation’

Nations Seek Way to Meet Red Ageression   M’Arthur- Bares News of Chinese Troops in Karean Fray

U.N. INFORMED CHINESE FIGHT IN NO. KOREA   MacArthur Gives Account Of Reds’ Movement  ENEMY ACTION      Called Threat Of Gravest World Significance; Situation Tense

MacArthur Reports On Korea Fight   Commander Tells Security Council  China Troops Active

MacArthur Informs Assembly of 12 Separate Instances of Red Intervention

U.S. Seeking To Head Off World War   Sale Of Power To Man. chruia Suggested If Reds Will Go Home

Security Council To Take Up Korea Crisis Wednesday  U.S. Calls Parley; MacArthur Assails ‘Lawless’ Attack

Forces Face  New Enemy He Reports   Peace Group Must Act On  Grave Danger

U. N. Asked To Probe China Role  _ New Foe Listed By MacArthur In Korean War

U.N. Notified Chinese Reds Are In Combat   Formal Notice Is Given To U.N. By Gen. MacArthur Today

U.S. Requests Council Parley On Red Crisis   Meeting Sought For Wednesday on Korean Situation

Special Meeting of Security Council Requested by U. S.   Would Consider Chinese Reds Action in Korea

U. 5. Calls for Special Meeting For Action on ‘Grave Situation’   MacArthur Submits Formal Report of Chinese Communists Fighting U. N. Forces; Could Set Off Events: Leading to o Third World War

U. N. Debates  New Invasion Chinese Reds Are   Pegged In  . Sage

Chinese Units In Korean Fight General States   Development Spurs Mounting Alarm In World Capitals

U. 5. Asks Special Council: Meeting on Red China Moves   Would Have Mecting Wednesday, Give U.N. Council Members Chence fer Private Talks on Situation

World Capitals Are Tense as Alarm Mounts   Security Council Gets Detailed Account of Chinese Units Spotted By U.S. Intelligence

‘Brownie, Hit by Auto, Shot, Buried, Rises from Grave to Prove Spirit

TRUMAN, Ut AND ACCOM GET TOGETHER   UN Official Warned Against Giving Any News of Trip to Papers.

Acheson And Lie Confer At White House   Assume President en Report On Cold War Picture

Top U. $. Heads Hold Confidentia Cold War Talk   Truman, Acheson, Lie Discuss the Latest European Meetings

Secretary Of State Expect ed To Tell Nation Of Big 3 Conference   Peace Pilgrimage Discussion Topic   Economie Aid Through UN Seen As One Aim Of Talks Today

State Accidents Take Lives of {1  Baimy Weather Bring   Baimy Weather Brings Heavy Highway Travel

Morehead  Is Leader at Conference   Study Unit Guided  By Tipton Teacher at National Conference

Morehead i. ls Leader. at Conference  a ft ded   Study Unit Guided By Tipton Teacher at Notional Conference

To Heal Breach? : Acheson May Name Republica To Top-Level: Advisory: Post

Acheson Moves To Heal Foreign Policy Breach  Republican, Administration Leaders   Republican, Administration Leaders Confer, Far East Problem Discussed

Big Bet Man Closes Shop   James J. Carroll Has Retired, Says Lawyer Shenker

McCarran Urges Hard Subversive Bill On Senate   Measure Goes Far Beyond Requests

Argue Red Bill In the Senate.   It Would Force Members to Register

Strong Measure To Control Reds  Uraed On Senate   But President Believes Dronasal Goes 100 Far

Senate Debates M Carran Bill On Red Control  Lehman Sees Threat     To Freedom In Talk  Aaainst Provisions

Delays Facing Americans in Leaving China  p..-t!l edar Aftar   Recall! Order Aftér Reds Seize Peiping Consulate Affects 335 at Five Offices

U.S. Envoys Prepare To Quit China  - Apply To Reds For Exit Viaas

K.U. GRAD TO SPEAK   Ben Hibbs Will Be Speaker at Annual Kansan Board  Dinner

Solons Contend Perverts Work In Washington  Official Declares   Official Declares "Many Homosexuals” On Federal Pavroilt

Senators Told Majority Of 5000 Sex Parverts In Canital Federal Emplove:

PERVERTS STAY ON U. $. ROLLS   Three-Fourths Of Estimated 5,000 In Washington Work For Government

(Official Estimates 5,000 Perverts, Spy Targets Working In Capital

SECURITY RISKS AROUSE PROTEST   Drive Made Against Degenerates Reported Working For Government — 5,000 Renarted.

Nef WASTE OO  7,000,000 Lubbock Schoo! Bond Election Wil Ba Hald Saturday: Eight Polling Places Listed

EXPANSION OF EDUCATIONAL F4G°E" "E> SE”  $7,000,000 Lubbock School Bond Election Will Bo Hold Saturday: Eight Polling Places Listed

Solons Told ERP Works In Aid Plea   But Marshall Plan Still Has Long Way To Go, Observers Report

{0th Corps Fights fo Escape Trap   Truman, Attlee Won't Consider Any Appeasement

Truman Tells Reds More Agaression. Will Lead To War   Cities Korea As Example Of Action

One On Danger List After Beavertail,Road Accident   Auto Thought io Have Struck Sott Shoulder, Carcened 259 Feet  Betore Overturning

JAMESTOWN CAR CRASH KILLS SAILOR, INJURES ¢   One On Danger List After _Beavertail Road Accident   Auto Lhought to Mave: Struck. Sott Shontder, Carcennd 259 reet  Before Overturning

Wage And Price Controls May  Not Be Needed   Economic Adviser Says Credit Curbs May Be Check To Inflation.

Price Fixing Not Certain, Council Says   Higher Taxes, Credit Curbs May Check Inflation, Official Thinks

Truman’s Advisers Say Inflation May Be Halted Without Using Controls

Inflation Halt Seen Without Use Of Stiff Curbs  mag Council Says je, Pric Controls

Wage-Price Controls Are Not Inevitable   Key Official Says Inflation May Be Halted Without Curb:

Plane Crash Kills 17 Men   B-29 Plunges Near Village of Trailers

B-29 Crash That Killed 19 Persons Could Have Been Worse Witnesses Say

Trailer Camp Is Wrecked By Plane Crash   Panic Spreads Among Dwellers +In Trailer Village In California; Report Sixty Persons Injured.   DEMOLITION BOMBS EXPLODE AFTER CRASH

VET WINS $70,000 ON ENGLISH RACE   DISABLED 8&7 LOUISAN TO HAVE %15.900 LEFT AFTER PAYING TAX,

Areas Outside Of Red Orbit More Crucial. He Says   Pacific Defenses Impregnable, Connally Quotes Him; 2 Others On Panel Dispute Interpretation

TMPREGNABLE’ DEFENSES IN PACIFIC CITED   Solons Told Economic Aid Better Means -.  To Combat Reds *

Acheson Defends US. Policy   Says Pacific Defense Line Impregnable

Calls Economic Aid To Asia Best Device Now to Stop Spread Of Communism There

ACHESON BACKS TRUMAN STAND ON CHINA HELP   Tells Senators Aiding Lands Outside Red Orbit Is Better

S. Still Has ‘tmpregnable’ Defense line in Pacific, Senate Commillee Hears

Acheson Upholds Formosa Stand Before Senate Unit  Says Better to Fight Communists Thru Aid to Lands Outside China

INTERVENTION IS OPPOSED BY ACHESON   Secretary of State Believes Economic  Aid Most Effective

ACHESON OFFERS DEFENSE OF U. S. FORMOSA POLICY   ’ Secretary of State Urges Economic Aid to Nations Outside Red Orbit in Asia

Secretary Says Pacific Defense Is Impregnable   Senators Hear About Addministration Stand In Day-Long Session

‘Satisfied’ MacArthur Quits Korea   General ‘Looks In’ On Battle As Plane Returns Te Tokyo

MacArthur Back InT okyo Apparently Satistied With Seoul Front Offensive -

BACK FROM TOKYO   General MacArthur Wa:  Satisfied With Seoul  Front Offensive

MacArthur Takes Look At Front  ral Later Visi Mighty Mo ‘And Rens To Tokyo

New Walkout By Delegate From Russia   ‘Malik Leaves U. N. Security Council Session After Action On Tsiang

DROP 23 MILES ABOVE PYONGYANG AS MAC DIRECTS   Aim To Catch Communist Officials, Free Allied Prisoners In That Area

Reds May Get Head Start On Hydrogen Bomb   Due To Help From Dr. Fuchs, Soviet Gaining Time

Fuchs Met With Red Agents While Work Progressed on H-Bomb   Attlee and Cabinet Decide To Call Stop to More Nationalization

REDS TO IGNORE RULING ee eee  Lack Of Funds May Slow Use Of New Commie Bill

Communists Now Required~ To Register  New Law To Control   New Law To Contro Subversive Activities To Be Enforced

Young Mother Shot, Killed By Estranged Mate   D.M. Man Shoots Self After Exchanging Fire With 3 Officers

Husband Kills Estranged Wife   Then Shoots Self; Condition Critical

Czech Receives Death Sentence For U. 5. Spying   Government Reveals 13 Others on Trial For Espionage Claims

CZECH GIVEN DEATH AS SPY   13 Others On Trial Charged With Plotting Against Reds.

Death Sentence Given Czech General Staff Colonel Accused Of Spying For United States

New Cutbacks Loom in U.S. . Rail Service   Curtailments Planned If Coal Mine Tieup Continues Its Grip:

Railroad Service Way Be Cut Meze  ‘  f   Coal Stocks Dwindle To New Critical Low

RAILROADS FACE CUTBACKS DUE TO COAL SHORTAGES   New York Central Cancels 45 Trains; Line Has Only Week's Sunniy

Railroads Have 14-Day Supply Of Coal Left   New Reductions in Train Service Are Being Blueprinted

Daring Animal Trainer Loses Nose and Part Of Chin in Lion’s Mouth

Vargas Making Bid To Return To Power   Brazil's Voters To Decide Fate Of Ex-Dictator

Truman Asks Excise Cuts, Tax Changes   Boosts Would Make Up Loss From Sales Taxes, Says President

Asks Congress for Big Tax Increase on Corporations   Billion-Dollar Boost Sought By Truman; Would Cut Excise Taxes.

Likely Choice To Command Europe Army  In Capital For Week End Parley

Jeiense Wiinisters ol 12-Nation Atlantic Pact Meeting Today With Formal Action on Choice Possible.

‘Ike’ Slated To Command  Allied Force   College President Says He Will Do As Orders- Direct .

Canada Backs Ike for Top  Defense’Post   May Appoint Géneral Supreme Commander Today; Has Truman  Meetina Scheduled -

Gen. Eisenhower Expected To Head Allied Forces   World War II Leader Indicates Me Will Call Zor All-Out effort 10 Build Up Strength in Western Europe if Chosen Commander—Strong Support for Him Develops on Eve of Meeting of Atlantic Alliance Group.

Lee Pressman Admits He Was Once A Red   Denies Hiss Was Member of Cell

Pressman Admits  Former Red Tie   ‘House Committee Searches for Missinc Links in Hiss-Chambers Case

Once Commie, Lee Pressman  Tells Inquir y   John Abt, Nathan Witt And Kramer Named Other Members Of Cell

Gulf Hurricane Moves Inland   Winds Cause Damage At Cedar Keys, Fia.

0 MPH Winds Slam Cedar Keys AtT A.M. Today   Desolate Section Makes Early Reports Of Proaress Spotty

Hurricane Moves Inland   Florida Cities Await Oncoming Windstorm

Gulf Hurricane Nearing Florida  Rich Citrus Belt In Path of Storm

NEW HURRICANE RIPS FLORIDA   1125 MPH Winds Roaring Across Central Part Of State

SOCIAL CHRISTIAN STRATEGY ICALLS FOR FORMATION OF A 'NEW GOVERNMENT JUNE 20TH

Party Backing Leopold's Return Wins Elections      Social Christian Party Leaders. Hope To Accomplish Move By July 1

PRO-LEOPOLDISTS WIN IN BELGIUM   Social Christians Launch Program To Return. King By July 1 .

New Vote Indecisive — —  Pro-Leopold Forces Win by Narrow Margin

Pro-Leopold Party Wins  In Belgium   Leaders Make Plans To Call King Back To Throne, But Foes Thraaten Trouble

PLANS TO REGAL EXILED RULER 10 THRONE LAUNCHEE   Socialist Party May Block Program By Calling Ganerg!] Strikes

Would Return Exiled King  To Belgium   Victorious Social Christian Party Seeks To Bring Back King Leopold Il

Social Christian Victory Increases Leopold's Chances   Determined Fight Promised by Foes Despite Setback

Catholics Win Elections— Belgian’s Social Christian Party Seeks Refurn Gf Leopold To Throne

Start Program To Bring King Back   Social Christian Party Wan Leopold II] Returned  to Throne   WIN RECENT ELECTION   Socialist Group May Call General Strike in Belgium

ROYALIST PARTY WINS — IN BELGIUM   Social Democrats Start Move to Bring King Leopold Back to Throne by July 1.   > SLIGHT MAJORITY IN BOTH HOUSES   However Anti-Leopold Socialists Threaten to Call General Strikes to Bar King’s Return.

Worked in U.§ On A-Bomb For 3 Years   FBI Launched Lengthy Man-Hunt Which Trapped Espionage Suspect

FBI Started  Investigation   British Scientist Hac Access To American Atomic Secrets

Guerrilla lighting Continues   UN Troops Now Within 75 Miles of Chinesce Rarcdaet

Marines Hoist Flag At U. 5. Embassy  Act Symbolizes UN Recapture of Seoul

LT. DON EVANS IN CHARGE OF MARINE GROUP  Stars and Stripes   Stars and Stripes Hoisted Over Looted Residence of U. S,. Ambassador.

Similar Ceremony al Soviet Palace Thumbs Nose at Moscow Dirty-Faced Marine Raises Old Glory Over US Embassy

ECONOMIC CONTROL ADVOCATES GAIN   Want To Put U. S. Under Full Civil Mobilization

Favor Rises In Senate For Baruch’s Plan   Banking Group To Take Vote On Plan For Controls

UN Diplomats Are Wary Of Russias  Decision To Return   Senate Banking Committee to Vote on Baruch Plan

Senate Group Schedules Vote On Baruch Plan  Wage-Price Controls : Discussed At Parley Of Bankina Unit

Inflation Fears Cited Pressure for Controls  Increases in Congress

Price Control Drive Grows In Congress   Senate Group to Take New Vote Gn Baruch Ware-Rationing Plaa

Senators To Vote On Baruch Proposals   Immediate Wage And Price Controls Considered

Senate Group Will Take Vote On Baruch Plan  Strong Congressional   Strong Congressional Sentiment for All-Out Controls Now Evident

Senate Banking Committee Due to Vote on Baruch Plan   Strong Support Builds Up in Congress Ear Immediate Wace and Price Controls

Support Grows For Prices And Wa ge Controls  Baruch Plan For Total Mobilization

Baruch Plan To Be Voted On By Senate   Changes Made in Truman Control Bill: Farms Exempt

Total Controls Gain Backing In House, Senate   Powerful Support Gathers Behind Baruch Proposals

Senate Banking Committee ' ooks ‘Over Baruch Plan, To Vote On It

Baruch Plan Gains Support In Congress   Senate Group Will Vote on His Proposal for All-Out Economic Mobilization

Truman's Draft Order Offers Proo Of U.S. Determination To End Strife

Draft Bolsters Action  Capital Capital Confident Soviet Won’t Fight

Draft Likely To Boost U.S. Favor Abroad  Observers Believe Soviets Don’t Want A Warld War Naw

U.S. WILL STICK IN KOREAN WAR   Decision To Enlarge American Forces Showy Determination To See Trouble Through.

Decision to Enlarge American Armed Forces Shows U. 5. To See Korean Fight Through

Draft Decision Shows US Stand   President’s Action Is Expected To Slow Russian Moves

PROOF OF RESOLVE   Draft Shows World U. 5. Intends to Prosecute Korean Incident to End

Believe Draft . Action Will Show U. S.. ls Defermined  Russia Not Expected —

Draft Law Shows U.S. Determined   Decision Indicates Yanks In Fight To Finish

Draft Action Is Notice to World of U.S. Intent   U.N. Countries Given Proof of Backing te  Stan Cammiuniem

U.S. To See Korean Fight Through  Use Of Draft Means   Use Of Draft Means Defenses Will Not Be Stripped

Draft Shows World U. S. Intends to Prosecute Kor ean Incident to End

The Weather   Grand Jurors Will Probe Transit Stall  Shriners. Issue  Appeal for fan UT a nls Tass

Coal Replacing Electric Power  World’s Largest Rail Tunnel Ready on N&W

23 Dead and 15 Wounded in Worst Uprising in Island's  History; Attack on Palace ©

3500 Guardsmer Called Out In Puerto Rico   Rebellion Causes Many Deaths And Much Rioting

Deaths Jump In Warfare Of Red Unit,  Government   Governor Is Seen As Target; Towns Seized By Rebels

House Unit Stalls Over Control Bill   Looks to Senate For Solution on Pay, Prices, Goods

House Group Defers Action On Rationing   Compromise Held 7 Back While Senate Tackles Controls

HOUSE AWAITS SENATE ACTION ON CONTROLS  Banking Committee of Lower Chamber Defers Work Until   Tomorrow.

House Puts Off Action on Controls   Senate Committee Holding Day-Long , Meeting on Measure

SENATE WORKS ON COMPROMISE CONTROL PLAN   House Delays Meet On All-Out Basis For War °-

Quit Quarrels, Governor Asks   Still One People, He Tells Meetina

Republicans Hit Truman on Korea   Hickenfooper Lays Catastrophe at Administration Door

lowa Republicans Appraise Korean War Situation   Must be United, But Lay Blame to Truman Leadership

Five Die in Flames   Scottish Train Buens; Several Passengers Are Injured

Scottish Train Fire Kills Five  Flames Sear Coache: Of Speeding Express

in Burning Car   British Train Burns during Fast Trip; Police Hunt Gems

FIVE SCOTS DIE IN TRAIN FIRE   Several C Other Possengers Hust When Flames Sweep Glos“gow Express

COLD HERE? NOT LIKE MONTANA'S   It’s 50 Below in Western Town As Winter Swings Across The Continent

[Midwest And Great Plains Areas Shiver   Sub-Zero Readings Taken As Far South As Kansas And Mississippi Valley.

Snow, Cold and Strong Winds in U.S. Midsection  Winter Lets Loose With Trinle Panch

Season’s Coldest Weather Starts Moving Into North Central States   Snow, Intense Cold And Strong Winds Sweepin; Nation’s Midsection While Mild Weather Prevails In The Eastern States.

Frigid Attack Moving South And Eastward   Sub-Zero Readings Are General Over Rockies And Plains States

Winter Gives Triple Punch In The West   Snow And Cold In Many Sections; 50 Below Torn In Mantana

NORTHERN STATES GET BLIZZARDS, ZERO WEATHER   COLD WAVE MOVES SLOWLY EASTWARD ACROSS THE PLAINS

FRIGID BLAST MOVING IN ON MIDWEST AREF   Sub Zero Readings Are Reported in Many Parts of Nation

Cold Wave Enters North Central States   Blizzards Block Roads In Minnesota, Dakota Prairies

Nation Caught InGrip Of Winter Storm  New Year Ushered In With Blizzard In Many Sections

Nation Is Lashed by Cold Blows   Vast Areas of Country Held In Icy Grip

Winter Throws Triple Punch At Nation's Midsection Today   Rocky Mountain fagion Suffers Most Severe Weather of $S:es0n, Northern Prairies Suffer, Traffic Blocked

King Winter Looses Triple Punch On Moderate-Weather-Happy Nation

Winter Lets Loose With  Triple Blow  Rocky Mountair Areas Gripped By Bitter Cold

Winter Lets Go Full Force With Wind, Snow, Cold   Blizzards Howl Over Dakotas; Sub-Zero Hits Into South .

Winter Hits Hard In Nation’s Midsection; Cold Air Moves Eastward And Southward

Truman Voted Ration, Pay, Price Powers   Senate Passes Bill  85 to 3; Must Put Wages Under Contro Jf Prices Are Curbed

Senate Votes Truman Curbs On Home Front  pr... .*.)..k @...... .35.   President Compelled To Impose Controls In Overall Packace

Curb Power Bill Cleared   Senate Votes Price and Wage Link in Overall Action Plan

WaterlooDeere Plant Reopens, Pickets Parade   No Major Incident; € Other Plants Closed; Talks Continue

Formosa Causes   American Attitude To Free People involved In Controversy 

‘New Far Eastern Policy Would Drive ‘Wedge Between Chinese and Russia   U.S. Dilemma Over Communism In Sharp Focus Now

Judge to Name Defense Lawyer   Fuchs Signs Statement Naming Cohorts - In Passing Atom Data to Kremlin

House Approves Draft Extension   Votes Truman Power to Mobilize Reserves

House Approves Draft Extension  Senate Votes Today On Changes in Bill .

House Passes Extension of Draft Law   Senate Will Vote on Bill Today; Passage Is Seen

Asks $500 Million Bond Issue for Road Building   Ex-Superintendent Of Public Works Hits Spending Practices

Sells Proposes $500 Million for State Highways   Former Aide to Dewey Also Seeks End of Tax Diversion ky 1959

Pope in Special Audience Greets 600 American Pilgrims to Vatican

 e Few Survive  Plane Crash   Rescuers Approach Canadian Airliner

Await Rescue in Mountain Crash   At Least 6 or 7 Survivors Huddle Near Fires in Peak in British Columbia

Rescuers Chute at Crash Scene   Plane Down But Many Aboard Known to Be Safe

Dixiecrats, GOP Attempt to Seize Control of Hous   Coalition Planning To Block Moves For FEPC Laws

U. S. Marines Push for South Korean Capital City After Pouring Over Water by Thousands While Invaders Race North to Stem Onslaught

PRINCESS CRACKS ANCIENT CUSTOM   Margaret Rose Passes 20th Birthday Single

Margaret 20, Cracks Legend   Princess Breaks Tradition Glamis Castie Girls Wed Before They're 20

Cancer Patient’s Daughter Heard  Says Dr. Sander Was Sympcthetic

Dr. Sander To Testify In Defense   Doctor Offers To Take Air Injection

Daughter of Mrs. Borroto Testifies   Tells Court Dr. Sander Was Very Good to the Familv.

‘Doctor Felt Badly, Says Daughter of ‘Woman He Is Accused of ‘Mercy’ Killing

Cancer Victim's Daughter Witness At Doctor’s Trial   Girl Testifies To Sander’s Kindness; Say Physician To Admit Injections

Patient's Daughter Testifies Accused Doctor Shared Sorrow at Death

Daughter Tells 0 Doctor's Care  Accused Doctor To Testify, Reported

' Daughter Says Dr. Sander Was As Upset \As She About The Death Of Her Mother

College Suspends Frat In Hazing  Wittenberq Pledge Killed By Truck

CONGRESS GETS MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING BILL   Administration Offers Plans to Spur Building With Federal Loans

Multi-Billion Dollar House Building Program Is Pushed   House Is Considering Construction of Medium Priced Homes

SOLOS OFFER PLAN TO SPUR ‘NEW HOUSING   $2 Billion Guarantees To Aid Middle-Range  Building Provided

Housing Bill Is Introduced In Both Houses  Aimed At People Earning From $2,000 to $5,000

Hurricane Takes Heavy Swipe At Miami And Moves Up East Coast To Palm Beach

Most Of ‘City Has Blackout   Winds Reach Velocity O 125 MPH; Storm: Heads North

VICIOUS STORM HITS MIAMI, FLA   ‘POWER LINES SNATTED  TREES UPROOTED BY HUB > RICANE—TWO FNJURED.

Miami Area Pounded by  Hurricane   Power Lines Down In Parts of City, Heavy Rain Falts

Hurricane Rips Miami, Roars: Up Coast  125 Mile Gale Fells  Trees, Four Tower:

Small, Vicious Hurricane Lashes Miami  i A a a   First Reports Show City Escaped Extensive Damage

2. Scientists Jailed As Red Spies   Both Worked On Plane: Research

Winds Up Broke Abroad  Badger Girl Sketches Self into Tight Corner

Sketches Help Pay for European Jaunt  She's 5,000 Miles from Home And Broke--But Not Unhappy

‘Milwaukee Girl Artist Flat Broke ‘In Rome, But Won’‘t Abandon Goal

Allied Troops Are Greatly Outnumbered   Expect Attack On Valley. Any Moment ~

American Forces Are  Outmanned   Enemy Now Has 15 Divisions Available; 24th Makes Slow  HWaeadeaayv In Attest

City Of Taegu Is Target For North Koreans  U. S. Troops Push Assault Aaainst   U. S. Troops Push Assault Against Red-* River Bula,

Taegu Target of Red Army   Expect Drive Tuesday on 5th Anniversary . of Korean Liheratian

Shift May Kil Proposed Cut In Fag Taxes   Monday Action May Open Way To Decide On Corporation Levy

Attack Along 47-Mile Front; Pay Bloody Price for Gains;  - Pincers Snap Around Haman

Pincers Thrown About One Town and Naktong Crossed at Five Points; Americans Fight Back Through Haman.

U.S. Sends Up Fresh Troops  To Halt Enemy   Fighting Flames Along 47-Mile Front; Foe Is Rolled Back at Pohang

30,000 Reds With20,000More InReserveStrive For Lifeline Port Of Pusan; Offensive Is Called “General Attack”

ank-Led Not th Koreans Cross Naktong River at Five Points: Gain Ground

One Village Surrounded  In Big Push   Enemy Crosses Naktong River At Five Points As UN Rushes Reinforcements To Halt All-Out Drive On Pusan Port

All-Out Thrust Aims at Allied Port of Pusan  Heavy Cost in Men, Armor Suffered by Enemy in Fighting

30,000 North Korean Troops, Led By Tanks, Gain Up To Five Miles On 47-Mile Battlefront  Reds Cross Naktong At 5 Points, Throw Pincers Around One Town

One Vill AGE Surrounded  In Big Push   Enemy Crosses Naktong River At Five Points As UN Rushes Reinforcements To Halt All-Out Drive On Pusan Port   By RUSSELE BRINES

Three Divisions Thrown Against Defenders Of Narrow Allied Beachhead   30,000 Communists With 20,000 More In Reserve Strike Along 47-Mile Front: Pay Heaviiv For Small Gains

US. Might Be A-Bombed “Any Time’  — Second ‘Pearl  i   Harbor’ Faced

Judge Norval K. Harris Released From State Farm After 53-Day Term

BiG STEEL WAGE “ACCORD RUMORED   USW's Eexecutive Board Summoned by Murray

Government Urged to Aid Oil Industry In Expanding to Meet Wartime Needs

 Never Satistied / f! Prisoners ‘Yearn’ for Nice Federal Prison Treatment

VOLCANO BREAKS YEAR'S SILENCE Legendary Mauna Loa Destroys Parts Of Three Hawaiian: Towns

No Aid To Those Who Assist Reds  More Funds OK'd For FBI And AEC

RED. SATELLITE BAN Senate Okehs 17 Billion In Defense, Allies Aid

‘ EMERGENCY DEFENSE  BILL PASSES SENATE   ‘Nearly $28-Billions Te Be Spent  Expanding America’s Milifarv Wirkt

Senate Passes Emergency  Defense Bill   Votes to Shut Off Aid to Nations Helping Russians

Senate Votes $17 Billion for Defense Needs   Adds $421,174,000 to Sum Approved by House Aug. 24

SENATE: PASSES HUGE MILITARY DEFENSE BILL   Ban On Pro-Red Aid Is Included In Measure

SENATE PASSES ’ BIG DEFENSE BILL   VOTES TO HALT ECONOMIC “AID TO ANY NATION SELL ING ARMS TO BEDS.

Senate Votes To End Aid If Soviet Helped   Defense Fund Bill Passed To Build Up Armed Might of West

$17 Billions OKd By Senators to Arm U.S., Allies  Nations Selling War Material To Reds Barred

Senate Passes Big Emergency  Defense Bill   Measure Will Expand America’s Military Power and Arm Allies

Billion Emergency ense Bill Approved senate By Voice Vote   asure Would Shut Off American ancial And Economic Aid For tions Trading With Red Satellites

“Red” Alexander Likewise Cited in Group as Aid to Wets  __ Half of State Legislature Gets Wet Label in Oklahoma Dry List

Taft Calls For Survey Of Federal Costs  <¢.... #..,?Jj. 4 C.... J   Says President Spending Policies Can Lead To ‘National Calamity’

Taft Wants New Spending Survey   Suggests Leading Citizens to Advise Conaress on Taxes

Taft Demands Neutral Study For Spending   Impartial Citizens Group To Advise Conecress Wanted

SENATOR TAFT SEEKS SURVEY OF SPENDING   Wants Impartial Review Of Present, Future Government Costs

Advice of Citizen's On Program Urged   Today’s Policies Can Lead To National Calamity, Says

FLAMES VEER FROM GASOLINE      3000 Marines Fight Pendleton Fire

Raging Forest Fire Menaces Gas Tanks  Newfoundland Blaze Neor Tied. Million Gallons of High Octane Aviation Fuel

[Forest Fire Veers From Stored Gas   Blaze In Newfoundland Hat Threatened 2,000,090 Gallons Of Gas

ORES RE SES Sf a  SHE HAS OWN IDEA ON HOW TO FILL OUT AN INCOME TAX FORM

NAB ALLEGAN JAIL BREAKER   Walks Into Trap Set B: Officers At Mother’s  Home

Couple In (-»sized Rowboat re  ee Ves WT tare ¢ lie "4 In ™ ‘ers

Sea Takes Two In Boat Upset OFF Charleston.   Sea, Shore Search Ts Inavailing As Trawler Saves Pair

Grim Clues in Sea Hunt for Missing Pair   Hope Dwindles for Rescue Of Wealthy Matron and Companion From Water

Widespread Search Made for Wife of  Former Ulster Man   Mrs. Frederick Ecker Wa: Last Seen Clinging ‘to Oar in Sea at Charleston

Two Are Missing As Craft Capsizes  Life Jacket And An Empty Boct Traaedv's Onlv Clues

Search Begun For 2 Members Of Fishing Party   Missing After Boat Capsizes

Pair Missing On Fish Trip   Insurance Magnate’s Wife Tragedy Victim

Insurance Executive's Wife And Friend Still Missing As Coast Guard Sichts Roat. Jacket

Man And Woman Sought At Sea   Row Boat Capsizes, Couple Are Lost Near Charleston

6-Week Victory Hoped in Korea   Acting Prime Minister Predicts Win For Allied Forces by Christmas

South Korean Official, After Seeing MacArthur. Says War To End in 6 Weeks

Spokesman Says Main Fight Will End In6 Weeks   Defense Minister Visits MacArthur

 South Korean Indicates MacArthur Expects War to End in Six Weeks

State Miners Prepare for  Full Output   Ample Supplies Still Week or 10 Days Away —Safety Inspections Precede Work Return

Confederacy’s Cradle Due For Big Shock  Yankee Leaders’ Portrait To Be Hung In Virginia Exhibit

Duff Declares His Group for Human Rights  Gunther Seeking Full Court Term, Fills Fine Vacancy

Mrs. Carrawa y DiesInVirginia   Was First Woman Elected To U. 8S, Senate

Mrs. Caraway  Died Today   End Comes to First Woman Elected to Senate

Ist U. S. Woman Senator Is Dead   Hattie Caraway Succumb: After Long Illness

United States Charges  Lie’s Stand On Korea  Cause Of Russian Veto

U.S. Blasts Russia For Opposing Lie’s Re-Election in U. N.  Norwegian Expected  To Remain in Office 2 ae oe mS i Oe

Fire Eating Alona By Tamiami Trail  Firefighters Using Troctors Trying to Halt Spread

Jury To Get Maraaon Trial Case Today  - Defense Rests ~ Decides Against Wy AO erageeiee = RRR ee aie an

Defense Rest In SF Trial Of Bridges   Doesn't Think World Is Endangered By Russian Imperialism

Maragon Trial Defense Rests   Both Sides Ready To Make Arguments, Sum Up Cases to Jury

JOHN MARAGON DEFENSE RESTS   Both Sides Ready To Make Closing Arguments, Sum Up Cases

Defense Rests, Maragon Case To Jury Soon   Former KC Shoe Shine Boy Accused of Lying to Senate Investigators

Maragon’s Case May Go to Jury   Perjury ‘Trial May End at Capital; Defense Caled Mundt

Bridges Hits Truman in Court Finale   Defense Rests After Longshore Leader Ends Long Testimony

Defense Rests In Maragon Perjury Trial  Case Of Capitol Hill Figure May Go To Jury Late Today

Defendant Rests In Maracon Case   Failes To Testify In Perjury Defense

But U.5., Other Nations fo Keep Military Strong   ORSERVE U.N. DAY

Gaitskell Gets Post of Cripps   Takes Over Britain's Toughest Job as Chancellor of the Exchequer,

AIRCRAFT FLY IN SUPPORT OF TAEGU TROOPS   40 Red Tanks Reported Shot Up By Planes Yesterday   BOTH SIDES SUSTAIN HEAVY CASUALTIES

[). S. Planes Aid Gls In North Area   Bombers And Fighters Strafe Red Positions In Hills As Enemy Pours More Men And Tanks Into Supreme Bid To Win

Defenders Dig Foxholes Inside Supply Base City   Reds Explode New Power Drives Disregarding Soaring Losses in Men and Armor: U. S. Casualties Also Heavy.

North Koreans Explode New Power Drives Into Taegu, Southern Fronts

But Reds Take Bloody Beating In Changuyong Where U.S, Marines And 2nd Infantry PushThem Back To Naktong

pite Heavy Losses omunists Making New  ve To Taegu Area   ngchon Recaptured By Allied Forces y To The Fight; South Korean Troops op Progress Of Enemy Toward City

Communist Positions   Defenders Of Taegu Dig Foxholes In Imperiled City;  Marines And Infantrymen: Exact Hemy Tall fin Dede

Planes Hit At Enemy Within Sight Of Vital City   Commies Take Bloody Beating. At Changnyong,  Gain in South

‘Queens’ Ride on Streetcars  Me Bdared? @meece Tadeawu in lA Maur fierloane

Quash Democrats’ Plans to Peddle Politics on Football Broadcasts

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PICHTING, FRONT Tame a

House GOP Want Acheson Ousted   Resolution, Adopted At Closed Meeting,  To be Sent Truman

GOP Demands Truman Fire Dean Acheson   Sends Resolution of No Confidence to PresiZL. dent

Ouster Of Acheson Is Requested   House Republicans  In Overwhelming Vote Ask Truman To Prop State Secrelary

Policy Group Sweep Urged On President   Senate Republicans Call Huddle Today To Consider Action

TRUMAN CALLS FOR UNITY IN WORLD CRISIS   American People te Be Told Price They Must Pay to Resist Aggression.  BULLETIN

Fire Acheson ls Demand of GOP Leaders   House Group Adopts Resolutions Asking Secretary of State Bea Ousted at Once

Acheson Ouster Plan Approved   Voted Overwhelming} by House Republicans

Republican House Members Ask for Ouster   Adopt Resolution Calling for Removal of Acheson

Republicans Pass Ouster Resolution   House Lawmakers Demand Acheson’s Termination. Changes in Personnel

Oust Acheson GOP Demand   House Members Adopt Resolution Calling for Secretary's Dismissal

LACK OF CONFIDENCE ASSAILED Ask Truman To Launch Speedy Housecleaning In State Department

Secretary Of State Hit House Republicans Ask Ouster Of Dean Acheson

House Republicans Pass Resolution for Quster of Acheson  Say He Has Lost Confidence of Both  Dananloa onn Cnn aeane

House GOP ‘Asks: Ouster ~- Of Acheson   Pass ‘Resolution. Against Secretary Of State~ At  _ Closed -Meeting, Claim Changes Needed: -

House G. 0. P. Uraes Truman Oust Acheson   Resolution Will Be Sent to President; Senators to Act

House Republican: Adopt Resolution To Oust Acheson   Paper Will Go to Trumar and Asks Personnel Changes to Restore Confidence

REPUBLICANS ASK TRUMAN T0 FIRE ACHESON   GOP Congressmen Adopt Res. olution; Senators Consider Similar Action.

House GOP Ask Acheson Ouster In Resolution  nate Renublic   Senate Republicans May Take Similar Stand Late Today

Adopt Resolve ‘Urging Truman . Fire Acheson   ‘Elouse  ‘Republicans Take Action On Ives Move (At Secret Conference

Oust Acheson Move Approved By House GOP   Senate Republicans May Act On Resolution By Sen. Ives (NY) Today

House GOP Votes For Acheson: Ouster   Calls for Letting Him Go Senate Republicans May Take Stend Laver

Firing Asked by House Republicans   Party's Senators Still Trying to Agree on Similar Resolution

Acheson Ouste: Asked in House  GOP Resolution to Be Sent to President

SEEK 10 OUST DEAN ACHESON   House GOP Members — Adopt Resolution Calling For Removal —

OUST-ACHESON NOTE ADOPTED   House G. O. P. Resolution Calls For Firing Secretary Of State

(House Republicans Demanding ‘Dismissal of Sec. Acheson   Leaders of GOP In Senate Also Consider Action

Axe-for-Acheson Move Snowballing  House GOP Adopts No-Confidence Vote —Ouster Demanded

NATIONALISTS’ AGENT OFFERS SPY EVIDENCE   ‘William J. Goodwin Says “Words And Acta” Show Communiam Trend

Still Hope. On Phones   Expect to Know Monday If Efforts to Avert Tie Will Be Successful

Monday Deadline Set By Government Mediators In Threatened Phone Strike

GOVERNMENT MEDIATORS. FIX MONDAY DEADLINE  ON PHONE STRIKE ACTION

Big Mo Leads Bombardment Of Coast City  Rad Narth Kanreannc   Red North Korean: Center In Flames After Shelling

Warships of Four Nations in On Heavy Shelling of Chongjin   Major Rail and Communications Center Only 43 Miles From-Red China, 49 From Russian’s Siberian Border _

PHOTOGRAPH OF WAR PRISONER 1S IDENTIFIED   Nashville, Ill., War Bride Fearful for Maj. Nugent’s Safety.

Says Husband a Korean Prisoner   Wife Identifies Major on Syndicated Picture

White House Girl Worker Sees First Important Man There in Nine Years

Thousands Homeless in Quake Area   Great Panic Reported; Experts Set Location On Border of Tibet

Rain at Fair Cuts Nirst-Day Crowd  Judging of Record Number of 4-H Club Stock Has Spotlight

Drizzle Cuts Fair A ttendance;  Fails To Dampen Ardor of 4-H’ ers

BIG REFINERY BLASTED BY NAVY AIRMEN   Reds’ Fuel Supply Is Hard Hit . By Corrier Raid

Carrier Craft  Hit Reds’ Fuel   Wonsan Refinery Goes Up In Flames

Barkley Calls Off Address Before,  Young Democrats  Hitch Is'in Line Wit!  Unharmonious Start ne Ton Tn [ ae clink

Barkley Not to Be in St. Louis For Meeting  Secretary of Air   Secretary of Air Principal Speaker On Saturday Night

President Says — We'll Fight to Defend Freedom  Pladaec Il S ta Strive far Peace.   Pledges U. S. to Strive for Peace, Genuine Atomic Control Plan

President In Pledge For World Peace   America Will Back U.N. Plan For Atom Control, Is Claim

Truman Says We're Willing To: Support Atomic Control Through United Nations

U.S. Will Defend Democracy With Force [f Necessary, Truman Warns Communists   ALEXANDRIA. Va.-—(UP)—President Truman today warned world Communism that this country will nee “foree to defend democracy” if it must.

Nation Will Use Force To Defend Its Democracy, President Says  In Washington Memerial Talk —_-

 Will Use Force In Defense of  Democracy    Ready for Any Workable’  Teal to Control A-Thoambs

U.S. Is Ready To Use Force lf Necessary   Will Strive For Peace, However, President Says

Says U.S. To Use Force If Necessary To Defend Democracy   Sees Peace Hinging On Resistance

Truman Warns U. S. to Utilize Force If Needed   Communists Are Told o Aims of Nation in Washington Address by President.

OAV Uo. [a “AGREEABLE 10 ATOMCONTROL   President Opens Door te Submission of Control Plans in UN.

America To Defend Demoe. racy With Force If Needed, President Declares   He Pledges Nation Tok ight For Peace   But Free Lands Must Pool Strength For Protection,  He Tells World

Truman Says Door fo Peace ts Gill Onen   President in Washington Day Address Declares That We Will Defend Democracy

Truman Warns Reds America Will Use Force   Also Makes Pledge For Supreme Effort Toa Avoid Warfare

U.S. PREPARED TO RESIST RED ENCROACHMENT   But Says Nation Will Continue to Strive For Agreements

Truman Gives American Foreign Policy Speech  Deneidant Afaene 11 @   President Warns U, 5S. Will Use Force To Defend Democracy

REDS WARNED U. S. TO KEEP ARMED MIGHT   War Could Destroy’ Civilized World, Key Point

South Amboy Gripped by Panic-Many Interpret Blast as A-Bomb Explosion

Cries of Atom DOMD, INNIS IS Y¥YOP Pu Nignit “NIE  A Thunderous Roar--and Dazed Persons C lutch Bleeding Wounds Unbelievi

Atomic Bomb, War, Thought South Amboy   Citizens Of New Jer. sey Town Still Daz. ed By Explosion

[THEY STOOD THERE—UNBELIEVINGLY —  N. J. Explosion Had ‘Hypnotic’ Effect

Cries Of “Atom Bomb” And “This Is War” Fill Air, Center Of Town In Utter Confusion Following Blast

Cries Of “Atom Bomb” Fill Air After Blast Rocks Jersey Town   Panic Grips South Amboy Populace When Barges Loaded With Ammunition Disappear With A Thundering Roar.

Thought Terrific Explosion Was An Atomic Bomb Attack   Dupont Home Fire-Wrecked

JERSEY EXPLOSION LIKE NIGHTMARE   Panic Grips City After Ammunition Blast Leveled Big Area

29 Feared Dead; 600 Injured When Explosion Rips City   Terror-Stricken Residents ‘Flee; Utter Desolation _ Marks Scéhe Today

Describe Blast in South Amboy   Panic Grips City of 10,000 as Blast  Snreade Dactructian

North Koreans Propaganda Among Asiatics May Be Tougher To Whip Than Their Soldier:

Costs Threaten Big Air Force   69 Groups Expected to Be Available By 1953, Congress Informed

ALLIES INCREASE POLIGE FORCE IN WESTERN BERL!   Recruits To Be Trained And Ready For Duty Before “Bad? Moreh

West Berlin Police Force Increased Against Reds   General Taylor, U. S. Commandant, Says Increase Will Put Force On Par With Reds

Lull Continues On The Ground In Most -Areas.   U.N. Action Awaited But Communists Still Crossing River.

China Reds Pour IntoNorthKorea An Big. Number:   Allies: Bomb Supply ‘Lanes, ‘Bridges ‘In. Attempt ‘To ‘Cut Off Reinforcements

China Reds Withdraw Into Hills   Jet Fighters Tangle Again; War Quiet On Ground In Korea

Marine Corps Issues Call for All Reservists  80,000 Ex-Marines Will Don Uniforms Before Year's End

80,000 MEN ‘DUE TO JOIN ACTIVE FORCE   Remaining Air Units May Be Called Shortlv

Marines  Call All  Reserves 80,000 Will Get Orders as Corps  Starts Speedy Mobilizetion

Marines Start Calling Up All Reservists   Move Is Expected To Boost Corps‘ Force to 174,000   The Last 24 Hours

LOVERS’ LANE’ SLAYER SOUGHT   Pair Of Teen-Aged Sweet hearts Killed By Hail Of Bullets

REPORT TOTAL OF $125,763.85 FOR CAMPAIGN   Collections And Pledges Exceed Red Feather Quota By $100

Pulverizing Naval Fire Softens Red Defenders; ‘MacArthur Goes in Too

MacArthur On-Scerie of Assualt Landing,      Yonadok Hit By Two Invasions

U,  S. Troops Now Onk Only 18 Miles From “Fallen South C apital Of Seoul

JAPAN URGED TO OUST REDS   MacArthur Warns Party Threatens Homeland With Great Disaster.

General Indicates Japanese Should Ban Communism  MacArthur Says Free Blaediane Na tanner

Russell “Brines Says U. S. Is at War With Red China   Chief ot Associated Press Bureau at Tokyo Declares Mac - Arthur Has Asked Permission to Send Planes Across Manchurian Border and Bomb Troop Concentrations— Sees Effort by Russia to Tie Down U. N. Forces.

QUOPICIOUS DEATH MAY NOT BE MURDER Ghat   Thomas Sheridan May Have Had a Fatal Fall   POLICE STILL AT WORK

Bor, 9 1S FOUND  DEAD IN ICEROX   Mother Questioned—Deputy Says There Appears to Be Bullet Hole in Vouth'’s Head.

Body Of Boy, 9, Found In Tampa icebox   Mother Is Taken Into Custody For Police Grifling

BODY OF BOY IS IN ICE BOX   Apparently Has Bullet Hole ln Head, Mother Is Arrested

More Visitors Af Ohio State Parks  Schoenbrunn Among Main Attractions

Alien Smuggling Ring Shattered  Nab Confederate: Of Sicilian Gana

STUDENT KILLED INSTALLING RADIO   Missouri University Senior Fatally Shocked as He Grasps Aerial Wire.

Bonus Funds. Exhausted; Payments To  Final Claimants May Be Delayed 6 Months

RUSS U-BOATS NOW PATROLING WEST PACIFIC   Ex-Jap Base May Be Kept Permanently By U.S, .

Rearm Germany Latest Proposal   Russian Aggression Given As Reason

See Doom In Dust  Of Bomb   Scientists Declare ‘H-Bomb Could be Made ‘To Send Death-Dealing Cloud Over All Earth

H-Bomb Dust Cloud Could End All Life   Scientists Agree In Discussion On Powers Of Latest Weapon

Hydrogen Bomb Could Wipe Out All Living Things On Earth, Says Top Atomic Expert, Three Other Scientists Declare Agreement

Defeated Nation Might Rig Blast   - Death Cloud Could Be Made to Kill Allin Monthe.

Scientist Says Dust Cloud of Death to Kill All Humans Could Be Made From H-Bomb

Scientist Gloomy About H-Bomb  Warns World Suicide Cloud Could Be Riosved

4. Scientists Say H-Bomb ‘W orld Killer   Death ‘Dust Cloud’ Could Wipe Out  Humanity, Is Claim

15 POWERFUL ENOUGH - -H-Bomb Could Destroy World, Scientists Say

Hydrogen Bomb Rigged With Dust Cloud Could Kill All Humans, Scientist Says

Would Kill Everybody, Everything H-Bomb F. orecasts Doom All To Death

‘A WORLD SUICIDE’ MISSILE?  New H-Bombs Can Kill All, Scientist Says

Says Bomb Could Kill All Humans   Scientist Tells How _ Specially Rigged Weapon Woaula Wor

Hydrogen Bomb Could Be Rigged Up To Create Death Cloud Indefinitely

Hydrogen Bomb Could Create World Death Cloud; Physicist Says Several Exploded High in Air Might Change Orbit of Earth

 Annihilation for Everyone Is Distinct Possibility H-BOMB COULD BE WORLD'S SUICIDE SCIENTISTS CLAIM

H-BOMB COULD KILL HUMANITY   ’ Atomic Scientist Says There Will Be No Escape from New Weapon

World-Suicide H-Bomb Visioned   Atomic Scientists Agree Death Dust is Possible

No Escape For Anyone Possible When Dust Cloud Of Death Covers Worid

The H-Bomb Could Kill All Mankind   Possible to Create Cloud of Dust no One Could Escape

WORLD SUICIDE POSSIBLE WITH H-BOMB, CLAIN   Could Create Dust Cloud Fatal To Hwman Race, Scientist Savs

JOIN THE ARMY AND LAY OFF SOUP  Toothless 'Greeted’ Again, Uncle Will Buy Choppers

Community Betterment Contest is Announced  For Cities Under 20,000

Griffin, Morrison, Wilson Are Winners   Ramsey Is Lieutenant Governor; White Rataine Slim Land In Aacriculture Race

If She Objects, He Can “Beat The Rap” Schools In Houston Must Ask  Mama Before Whipping Junior

SENTENCE OF FIVE YEARS GIVEN HISS   Attorneys File Appeal To. Cireuit Court

Terms To Run Concurrently On Two Counts   $2,000 Fine on Each Bill Possible But Judge Levies None

Alger Hiss Sentenced To Five Years In Prison For Perjury: No Fine Set

HISS APPEALS S-YEAR TERM; DENIES GUILT   Defense May Carry Hearing to U.S. High Court

Hiss Sentenced To Five Years In Penitentiary   Freed on Bail When His Attorney Files Notice of Appeal

Hiss Protests His Innocence, At Sentencing   Bail Is Placed At $10,000 Pending Outcome Of Ap peal Of Verdict   HISS SPEAKS AT COURT SESSION

WOMAN IS FREE IN MURDER CASE   Court Sustains Defense's Motion for Verdict

Asks Senate To Admit Orphane in D-P Program   Senate Prepares To Resume Debate on Controversial Terms To Amend DP Act

Truman Plan On Excise Taxes Draws Fire   Much Opposition To President’s Tax Proposals Seen

Graham, Smith Backers To Talk   Candidates Slate Speeches and Tours  For Rest Of Week

Graham In West N.C. Smith falls For Backing In  “Southern Pemecraey” Fight

Smith Explains Decision To Run: Graham Travels   Tar Heels Urged To Back Smith For Southern Democracy

CURBS ON. EXPORTS UNDER FIRE South Plains Cotton Farmers Plan Protest Meet Here Today

/Non-Communists Urged To Watch  Red Aggression   Hull Birthday Talk Advises Nations To Get On Fire With ‘Spirit Of Liberty’

SC Legislature Flects Thernton And Sen. Pruitt   Ex-Mullins Tobacconist Named State Secretary

WARNING TO U. N   Dulles Says Organizatior Must Strengthen Itself or Lose Initiative

Dulles Warns UN Must Be Stronger.   _ Sands fo Lose Peace: Initiative If Weak, US. Delecate Sove

DULLES URGES UN TO TIGHTEN PEACE REINS   Vishinsky Declares Russia Will Not Accept Dictation

Wind Up UN PeaceDebate   Dulles Gives Final Plea for Strong UN; Vishinsky Against It

Eight Signers Of Pact Take  Final Action   President Releases Last 900 Millions Terms Are Set Forth

State May Invoke Rules to Conserve Coal in Few Days. Mine Secretary Says

Many Victims On Way Home For Holidays   Worst Rail Accident In New York State History; Most Dead Wedged I nTwo Cars  Bm. rma’ OARWW MTT ant

More Than 125 Passengers Injured When Long Island Passenger Carrier Rams Into Second; Crash Is Worst in History of New York State

Train Plows Into Rear of One Stalled by Defective Brakes; Work 9 Hours to Remove Bodies

Death Count In New York Wreck Is 76   130 Are Injured When Two Trains Collide Wednesday

333, or More, Injured in Collision of Long Island ‘Trains During Rush Hour

MORE THAN 15 HURT IN SMASH NEAR NEW YORK   -rowded Passenger Train Crashes Into Another On Long Island — Many “In Critical Condition.   Pictures On Page 8

New Yorkers Enroute to” Homes for Thanksgiving Perish m Major Disaster

Colliding Trains Worst Disaster In Seven Years   Last Of Bodies Cleaned From Wreckage Morning At 3:30

LONG TOLAND LINto CARS ARE CROWDED   150 Are Injured in Accident Called Worst in New York.

Disaster Hits Festive Crowd  132 Are Injured In Lona Island Wreck

Over 125 Others In Jammed Cars  Reported Hurt   Disastrous Wreck Occurs When Forward Train Makes Emergency Stop and Second Plows Into It: Accident Is Worst Ever in New York State

More Than 150 Injured In Wreek   - Long Island Is Scene Of Worst New York Wreck  By JOHN CARROLL tnd ABT EVERETT

ALL BODIES OUT AFTER 9 HOURS   Accident Nation’s Worst Train Wreck In 7 Years   TWO CARS TELESCOPED

76 Die in Crash Of 2:N. Y. Trains   150 More Commuters Hurt In. Worst Rail Accident In History of State   A SCENE OR HORROR   Hundreds of Relatives in  Crowd That Watches as ~ Cars Are Pried Apatt

Long Island Line Crash Injures 150   Commuters Homeward Bound for Holiday Meet Disaster.

Victims Were On2 Crowded Passenger Trains   Many Injured in Critical Condition

125 Injured In New York State’s Worst Rail Wreek   Each 12-Car Train Jammed With Estimated 2,100 to 2.300

Worst Rail Accident in History Of New York State Occurs In Thanksgiving Eve Rush Hour  Workmen Struggle for Nine Hours Removing Bodies From Smashup

More Than 150 Injured, In Worst Rail Tragedy In New York History  SECON D TRAIN   Rams Car Stalled By Locked Brakes; Worst R. R. Disaster Since 1943

—TELESCOPED —  Last Body Taken Out In 9 Hours   STALLED TRAIN AIT IN REAR

132 Injured In New York Rail Crash   Long Island Railroad Has Second Tragedy Within Nine Months

Many Injured In Long Island  Rail Tragedy   Rescue Crews Use Saws. Jacks, Torches To Remove Victims

One Long Island Train Rams nother In Thanksgiving Eve Trag vedy; Brakes fa Binnie

Speeding Train Crashes Into Rear Of Standing Coaches — Most Of Dead In Two Telescoped Cars—Worst Rail Crash In N. Y. State History—Bodies Manaled By Impact

76 Killed, 150 Injured When Trains Collide   Most of Dead Wedged In Telescoped Cars On Busiest U.S. Line

Dead Wedged In 2 Smoker   Last Of Bodies Removed Nine Hours After Tragedy In Kew Gardens

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   ~ By the Associated Press) HOLLYWOOD — Errol Fivnn

Record Ohio Voting List   Democrats Regard Heav Registration as Bad New for Sen. Taft.

Record Vote Registration  To Hurt Taft   Both Parties Claim . Majority After Big Get Out Vote Drive

Drive for Aid Funds Started By Officials   Acheson, Hoffman Plead for Third Round Money Grant

Acheson Asks for Money io Aid Europe   Warns That Russia Shows Signs of Increasing Boldness

WILL MEET AT K. U.   12 Representatives of Kansas In: dustries Will Attend

Boy Ruler Said Still in Tibet  Chinese Regroup Far Further Attacke

India Advised Tibet’s Boy Ruler Anc Cabinet Still Control Asian Capital

Ruler Of Tibet Still In Lhasa  Communists Regroup For Further Attack

Tibet Capital Is Still Safe   Daldi Lama Stays In Lhasa; Commies Regroup For Attack

—RESIST RED INVASION—  16-Year-Old Ruler Of Tibet Stull In Lhasa

Five Drown As Cat Plunges Into Bayou   Two Plane Crashes, Traffic Mishaps Hike Violent Deaths In Texas To 24

World Scene Is Troubled by Strife Again Today   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rob PO Safe At Carrollton   Safecrackers Take $1400 Cash, Stamps In Night Blast

Postoffice At Carrollion Is Robbed of $1,400   Safe Crackers Blast Open a Vault During Nicht. Take Cash. Stamps

3,050 Tar Heels May Be In Army Before ‘November   Call For Draftees Upped From 20,000 To 100,000 Persons

Early Morning Talks Fail to Stave Off Stoppage; More to Strike on Wednesday

— WESTERN U.S. IN GRIP — 14 Dead in Cold Wave: Floods Hit Two States

New Cold Front Moving In From Gulf Of Alaska   Major Flood Forecast In Two States

Winter Flood: Hit Illinois  and Indiana   Bitter Weather, Sleet and Snow Are Moving East

Death Toll In Storms Up To 14   Cold Front Moving Eastward Slowly; Temperature Drops

25-Cent Hike Requested By  Railroaders   Non-Operating Men Fix Figure; Federal Board May Get Case

WOULD HIKE COSTS   Rail Wage Demands Wil Cause Boost in Freight Passenger Rates

§1 Billion Hike In Costs Seen In Rail Demand  Would Force Fare, Freight Rates Up

RAILROADS SEE RATE HIKES IN UNION DEMANDS   CITE 15 PER CENT INCREASE NEEDED TO BOOST WAGES

Rail Industry Predicts Hikes   Fare and Freight Boost: Would Result From More Wapeos

Rail Industry Says Wage Demands Would Cost Billion a Year; Force Hikes in Rates

Rail Pay Hikes May Cost Billion  Union Wage Moves Cover 1.250.000

Unions’ Demand: Cal For Billion, Railroads Chara   Carriers Aver Okey Would Boost Rates By 15 Per Cent

Claim Rail Hike Cost $1 Billion   Railroads Say Union  ay Demand, If:Granted Would Forte 15°; Rise In Fare, Freight Rates

Cost Set At Billion Dollars... . Railroad Pay Raise Demands Pondered

Estimate Cost  Of Wage Hike   Railroads Place it At Billion if Full Demands Are Met

Rail Wage Boost Will Up Freight  And Fare Rates  n Demands Will   Union Demands Will Total A Billion Dollars.

Union Demands to Cost Billion   Railroads Say Fares and Rates Would Be Farced Un 15 Pet.

Schools, Trains Hit by Weather      Rhinelander-Prentice Areas Take Brunit: of Cold Wave

Group Hopes To Save Man About To Die   Seek Aid of Ohio  Governor, Lausche

Court of Last Resort’ To Give Lie Detector Test to Doomed Slayer

Bandit Trio Gets $16,000 Payroll   Cleveland Brewery Office Invaded

Take Payroll Money From Office Staff  Funde Delivered By Brinks Truck

Shells Bounce Off Red Tanks  Correspondent Tells Of Korean Fighting

KALISCHER. 19 QUT OF NORTH KOREAN TRAP   Newsman Reported a Prisoner Spent 2'2 Days on Gunswept Hill.

Tsiang Facing U.N. Vote Today To Unseat Hin   Russia Seeking To Unseat Him In Favor Of Communist Peking Regime

Livestock Men Hear Andrews   ‘County Group Elects Harlow New President

Livestock Men Hear Andrews  County Group Elects   County Group Elects Harlow New President

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Consider More Freedom for West Germany Industry

60,000 Men Reported Massed Along Naktong. River Front for Big Push Against United Nations’ Advanced Base at Taequ—Underwater Bridges Thrown Across Stream to Transport  ~ Armor and Artillery—Attack Caly ”“ Hours Away. .   CHIEF THREAT AT WAEGWAN

Biggest Red Push Of War Expected  Communists Mass Some 60,000  Men for Drive on U. N. Forces

Probing Stabs Across Naktong  Foretell Drive   60,000 Communist Troops Massed For Push On U.S. Forward Base Of Taegu; Air Battle Active

Fifth Anniversary of Korea's  Freedom B8ringsOminous Threat   On Southern Flank, 24th US Division Pushes Communist Invaders Back Mile, But American Drive Is Proving Costly

viaine Nominee is Woman, 38  Book Store Owner To Run For Congress

Woman is Nominated By Mairie Democrat:   Miss Lucia M. Cormier i: Congressional Candi date in First District.

Syracuse Listed Target — If Atom War Ever Starts   Do hlic Muoct Know

Man Convicted Of Starving Son To Death  Crime Called Equal To Any Story from Concentration Camps

RECON PATROLS TAKE TO HILLS Americans Show Cool Nerve In Fighting Way Out Of Red Trap

75 Cold-Nerved Yanks Shoot Way Out Of Trap Sprung By 500 Koreans

The Men Who Were There Tell How GI's Eseaped Death Trap Set by Red Horde

U. §. Scraped Bottom of Barrel’’ To Wage Korean War, General Says

St. Louisans  Must Walk   All Busses. Trolleys Idle In Transit Strike

LITTLE HOPE SEEN IN TRANSIT STRIKE   ST. LOUISANS ARRANGE own TRANSPORTATION TO RFE. PLACE [DLE SYSTEM.

Capital Stores Go Sales Wild  Startling Bargains Offered On Holida'

FINAL ACTION   American Proposal To Fight Aggression Is  Passed. 50 To 5 -

UN Political Committee Puts Russia And Czechoslovakia On Peace Commission And Sends Report To GeneralAssermbly

Will Report On Situatior In Any Troubled Area In World      SOVIET BLOC GIVEN 2 PLACES ON BODY

Committee Approves  Peace Plan   Also Puits Russia On Observation Group of U.N.

UN ANTI-WAR PLAN NEARING FINAL ACTION   American Proposal Tc Fight Aggression Is Passed, 50 To 5

UN COMMITTE OPPOSES ANY AGGRESSION   Action Plan Wins Approval; Display Of Unity Is Seen

U.N. GROUP BACKS ANTI-AGGRESSION PROGRAM, 90 10.5   Plan Gives Assembly Power to Act Swiftly in; Case Peace of World Is Threatened.   SETS UP COMMISSION 'TO MAKE OBSERVATIONS   Recommends Each Member Nation Maintain Armed Forces to Be Made Available to Peace Agency.

Sdnup of Approval:      ‘U.N. Groun QO. K2s Non-Aggression. Program

Russia Gets Seat on Peace Board   Political Committee of UN Approves Anti-Aggression Plar

Move fo Outlaw . All Agaression - Termed Historic   Resolution Calls for Swift Action Within The General Assembly

Russia Given Place On Trouble-Shooting Peace Observation U.N.-Group

Veto-Proof Plan For Police Goes. To UN Assembly   Full Cammittee Passes AntiAnnrescion Action

iussia Is Put on Trouble - Shooting Peace Observation Group in Rare Display of Big Power Harmony.

Truman Doubts It's Possible To Libel M ‘Carthy   Answers Sen. Taft Blast; Budenz Is Offered Immunity

-BUDENZ TESTIMONY AWAITED  Truman Hurls Blunt Jibe In Answer To Sen. Taft

Why Monkey With it Here?   Truman Fires Back at Charge That Ke Libeled McCarthy

TO HEAD STATE CIVIL DEFENSE   LENOX LOHR, CHICAGO, NAMED TO NEW POST BY ILLINOIS COVERNOR

STATE TO REVIVE DEFENSE PROGRAY   GOVERNOR SMITH AN. NOUNCES HE WILL NAME COUNCIL TO DIRECT PLANS.

New Cold Wave Is Moving East: Death Toll 395   Holiday Totals Climb to almost 100; Irig'd Area Travels from lowa and Kansas.

NATION COUNTS 399 HOLIDAY ACCIDENT DEAD   240 Persons Killed In Traffic Mishaps During Three Days

Cold Weather Is Reported Moving East   Low Temperatures to Replace Unusual Mildness

Weekend . Death Toll Nears 400 Mark Today   Cold Wave Moves Eastward; Routs Unseasonably Mild Weather in East

Wintry Wave On Way East  ‘Bad Weather Pares   ‘Bad Weather Pares Holiday Toll te 400

Temperature Is Expected To Take Dron   Cold Wave Will Follow Mild New Year's Which Took 400 Lives in Nation

No-Strike Pledge Spurned By Lewis  Hits AFL-CIO Pact With Government

Says Many Would Die in St. Louis lf Atom-Bombed   But Civil Defense Director Says Others Could Be Saved.

55 Die In Plane Crash In Egypt   SUNSHINE IS WELCOME   Flood Conditions Are Improving Along Three Kansas Rivers

SUNSHINE IS WELCOME   Fleod Conditions Are Improving Along Three Kansas Rivers

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Search On for One of “Ten Most Wanted” Criminals

Bandit Slain, Pal Hunted   Rookie Cop and FBI Agent Battle Fugitive

MORRISVILLE BRIDGE APPROACH CONDEMNED   Commission Acquires Titles To Properties in Path   TO LINK WITH FREEWAY

FILE ACTION TO TAKE PROPERTIES ROR NEW BRIDGE   ‘Condemnation Proceedings Have Been Started At  Morrisville     TO ACQUIRE TITLES   ‘Properties To Be Razed To  Make Room For  A

Forces Gird For Showdown  At Kum River   U. S. Planes Smash Communist Columns North of Taejon

Men, Arms Move Up for Showdown   Lost Battalion Fights Way Out of Red Trap Against Heavy Odds

AF Launches Round-Clock  Offensive   Men, Tanks Move For Showdown At Kum Valley

Jubilant Americans Report ‘Field Day’   North Koreans Mass For New Push; Yanks Buildine ‘Line of No Retreat’

American Air and Artillery Power Halts Communists, ‘Lost Battalion’ Fights Out, Air Force Has Second Straight ‘Field Day’

U.S. Bombers, Artillery Stop Fast Offensive   Lost Battalion Escapes; Tanks Moving to Front

But Reds Mass For New Drive  After Set-Back   Heaviest Yank ‘Air And Artillery Attacks Of Korea War Stop Communists Temporarily Today; But MacArthur Reports They Are Massing For New Drive South

New Assault From North Is Prepared   Two Days Of Bombs Bring Results For Allies

MAJOR GLASH DUE 20 MILES FROM TAEAIN   Airplanes for Second Straight Day Litter Roads with Commie Tanks.

Invaders Are Massing for New Drive   U. S. Reinforcements Are Moving Up

MacArthur Says Reds Massing For New Drive   Yank Forces Pour Just North of Taejon For Showdown Battle

But Koreans Massing For New Assault   Army Spokesman Says Yanks Now Forming ‘No Retreat’ Line

Wyoming Man Dies Of Injuries  Auto Collides With Bus In McDowell

Grisis in Berlin Averted Today As Reds Go Home   4.000 Communists Give in and Agree to  Return Across Border; 1,000 ‘Play Hookey.’

9 000 Red Youths Agree To Medical  Examination   Submit To Exams Enroute Home From Big Rally Held in Berlin Last Weekend

Defiant Communist Youths Forced to Give tn to Border Police: Some Taste ‘Forbidden Fruit’ in Berlin

SENATOR LUCAS / TO SPEAK HERE ON LABOR DAY   ‘Four-Day Celebration Begins Friday. Fireworks to Climax Celebration.

SENATOR LUCAS . CHIEF SPEAKER HERE LABOR DAY   Address At. 8:00 P. M. Mon: day. Barn Dance At Fair- —  grounds Tonight.

Seek To Speed Settlement Of Phone Strike  Strike Activity Raina Intancifian      Strike Activity Being Intensified By C.1.0. Leaders

System of Allocation and Priority Will Be Set Up Today  _ Telephone Executive Chosen to Manage _ Production Authority;

STEEL HEADS WILL DISCUSS ARMS QUTPUT   Harrison Is New Bess O Agency; Cars, Video Houses Affected

Harrison Becomes Boss  : Of Arms Production Plan   New Agency Wul Divert Materials And Plants As Needed To Military Use

Production Agency Created to Handle Huge Arms Program   W. H. Harrison, Head of 1.T. and T., Appointee Head of New Authority; Steel Officials Will Meet Today to Discuss Priority and Allocation

PRODUCTION IS PUT IN CHARGE OF HARRISON   Telephone Company Offi cial Will Divert Materials And Plants   STEEL PRODUCTION TO BE ALLOCATED

Vil Head Is Given U.S. Post   Harrison To Meet 21 Steel Company Heads Today

Harrison to Boss Arms Production   President of 1. T. & T. Takes Over National Production Authority

rovernment Takes Steps 'o Increase Production Mf Military Necessities   Telephone Official Named Boss Of New Agency To Divert Plants From Civilian Manufacture To Army Goods

Preparing to Divert Plants to Military Use   Start of Controls Called For by Truman in Address to Nation; Some Export Controls Are Restored.

Phone Executive Named to Boss Arms Production   Secretary Sawyer Establishes Agency, Chooses Harrison

I. T. T. Chief Heads U.S. Production  Authority   Agency To Divert Material, Plants To Military Use When Needed

IT&T President Gets Production Post —  Harrison Named To Head Arms Program

Li&0 Head Named Bess Of Production  :   Agency Will Diver? Materials To Militar, From Civilian Use

Meeting Called:  IT&T President Named to Head U.S. Arms Production Proeram

William Henry Harrison, President Of I. T. & T., Heads New Authority; Steel Executives Called In to Plan  Allocations to Vital Defense Needs

William H. Harrison Named Boss of U. S. Arms Production   Priority System Planned Which May Mean Fewer Carsand New Houses for Civilians

General MacArthur Hands Seoul To President Rhee   Red Atrocities Multiplied

Another Bite Out Of Pay Checks {s Also Anticipated   Huge Sums for Defense Seen as Long-Time Need

Civil Defense Bill Cleared For House Actior  Senate Committee Approves Excess Profits Tax Bill

CIVIL DEFENSE BILL PASSES COMMITTEE   Urgent Legislation Tagged For , Passage By Congress Before Christmas

Civil Defense Bill  Passage Foreseen Before Christmas   House Group Gives Okeh; Voting Is Expected This Week

Civil Defense Bill Approval Due This Week   Passage Of Legislation Certain In View Of Emeraqency

Want Lewis If 170 Years Old   Miners Give Views On Poasible Retirement Of Union Leader.

Coe in Hof Speech Assailing Murray  Murrey Denies Charges Of Slander and Abuse; Coe Alcea Lashes Fox

SOLDIER KILLED IN BRUSH BLAZE   27 SERIOUSLY BURNED AS WIND-DRIVEN FIRE SWEEPS COLO, CAMP

Colorado Fires Break Out Again; 2 Dead, Three Missing In Camp Blaz

Fires Flare Up Again Today In Colorado Springs Area; Toll Is Two Dead, 3 Missina

Fight Over $6.30 Check: One Deac   Korean Students in Row at Dubuque, Ia.

Intelligence Reports Are Made Public   Ll. S. Had Three Months’ Notice Of S. Korean Attack

PENTAGON RECEIVED WARNING     REDS PLANNED AN INVASION   Documents Reveal June Was Listed “Aa Attack Manth—

Italian Strike Ends; One Dead; 400 Hur!   More Than 7,000 Ar Arrested as Result of Disorders

UN Troops Drive Foe From Port   Attack Launched From Beseiged U. S. Airfield

Defenders Halt Bridgeheads On Upper East Bank   Threat To Besieged Airport Eased; New Southern Offensive

Dogs Run Wild; Owners Warned   Complaints Piling Up fh Police Department

Malik fo Demand U.S. Quit Formosa   Another Wrangle in U-N Is Expected

Cancel Trip To Shanghai To Get Stranded Yanks  Enaraiann Canaulates   Foreign Consulates Call Meeting To Protest Red Order

Reds Deny Passage to Kvacuees   American Liner Cancels Trip to Shanghai After Harbor Entry Refused   NO REASON GIVEN   Many Americans and Other Nationals Are Anxiously Waiting for Exit Means

Vessel Cancels Evacuation Trip To Chinese Port  Communists Refuse To Allow Nationals Ta Lenve Shanchai

Plan To Remove More Than 400 Americans, 1,20 Others Stymied; Foreign Consulates Qehedule Protest Meeting

SERIOUS THREAT IN LATIN AMERICA   Communists Have Intensified Their Activities Against U. S.

Artie 1: ‘The Red Threat in Latin America’—By Malcolm Johnson  Communists Working Overtime to Drive Wedge Between U.S., Latin America in Case of War

THE RED THREAT: .  Communist Efforts To Wreck Accord With Latin American Raises Peril To U.S. Security

Reds Working Night and Day to Drive Wedge Into Heart of Latin America

Laborites Face — Crisis in Party   Cabinet Abandons Plan to Nationalize Industries; Wage Hike Demanded

British Labor Party Halts Program   Plans for Further Nationalization of Industry Dropped

AMBUSHED WHILE RETREATING ra eS EAD  Wounded GI’s Burned, Butchered By Fanatical Communist Captors

FANATIC REDS KILL WOUNDED IN ATROCITIES   Survivors Accuse Foe of Grim ‘Cruelties

State Requests Yinger's Return To Prison Here  Smith. Asks Dewey to Extradite Publicized  Pa Pan Yon re

Twins’ Father Must Complete  Term in Prison   Governor Asks for Extradition of Parole Wialetor In New York

Mid-Century Twin’s Father Loses—  Parole Breaker’s Publicity — Can't Save Him, Smith Rules

Arkansas’ Knuck-Knoggin Treatment Needed in Several High Places Now

‘Sieisreibanteneysnerntabtrenliy etnies seiner areas a  _ Arkansas’ Knuck-Knoggin Treatment Needed in Several High Places Now

Vandenberg and Taft in Accord  May Avoid Open Split On Foreign Policy

AVOID OPEN SPLIT — Vandenberg, Taft, Reach — Foreton Policy Accord -

Vandenberg, Tatt Have Quiet Truce   May Avoid Open Split  Dienee Kavatan Dahkew

6. 0. P, LEADERS TO AVOID SPLIT   Vandenberg-And Taft Come To Agreement On Stand In Foreign Policy—Platform Being Planned.

Vandenberg OKs Taft Statement   Dems Must Consult GOP in Advance on Foreian Affairs

State Set to Shift Back  to Normal   Electric Power Cut to End With Coal Strike Emergency

COAL SHORTAGE MAY CONTINUE UNTIL MAR. 15   State Authorizes End of Brownout When Emergency Is Over.

Chinese Reds Talk and Look for All-Out War With the United States

Chinese Communists Make Warlike Sounds; Clarm U.S. Bombed, Strafed Them

Group Backs Full 17 Billion For Defenses  Trims Money Asked ” For A. E. C., Other ee yo  BHawever

House Okays $16 Billions For Speed-Up of Defense Plons   Nothing Cut From Defense Reauests

Passage as Is, No Cut, Asked by Committee   Truman Requests -$1.8 Billion More in  Senarate Meacure

Big Defense Fund Favored   House Committee Urges Entire $16,845,181,000 Asked by Truman to Saeed Arming

DEFENSE FUND IS APPROVED   Appropriations Committee Urges House To Pass  Bill In Entirety

Green Light Toa Plea tn  Defense Funds   Appropriations Committee Asks Congress To Give What President Wants

House Unit Trims Atom,  Other Funds   $50 Billion Budget Predicted For Armed Force

Congress Urged To Grant Funds For Defense  ee eg: ae   Full Amount Given Approval By Committee

House Group Urges Full Amount for Defense Speed-Up   Committee Trims Atomic Energy Sum, However, Also Subversive Control Money

Over 16 Billion Requested To Speed Defense  Entire Fund Given OK Without Cuts

$i 7 Billion For Defense Funds  Gets Approval   House Group Puts BidThroughAsAsked;  New Demand Seen

Over 18 Billions Asked to Speed Up  National Defense   ~ House Group Holds  Intact Extra. Funds  Souaht Since Wor

17 BILLION BACKED FOR U. S. DEFENSES   House Group Calls-Ox Congress To Grant Sum

HUGE DEFENSE BILI   $18 Billion Arms Buildup Proposal Goes Before House

House Speeding 18 Billions for Defense Buildup   Committee Approves Bill Without a Cut; New Request Filed

House Group Okehs Entire Defense rund   Committee Urges Congress to Approve President’s Request For $16.000.000.000

House Committee  Okays $16 Billion  Additional Defense Funds Designed for 2.766,.022-Man Army

Commiffee Asks Use Of Entire Defense Funds   Appropriations Asked By Truman Mav Be Granted

Request for S16 Billion Is Anproved   Amounts Asked for Atomic Energy Commission Cut But Additional Money Promised if Needed

House Urged To Vote Big Defense Fund   Committee Approves $18 Billion Measure; Speedy Action Asked

Congress Asked to Grant Funds  $16,845, 181,000 Set for National Defense

 Cuts Agencies Requests ; ‘Committee. Urges Congress To \Grant Huge Defense Request

Congress Urged To Grant Huge Military Outlay  Appropriations Groug   Appropriations Group Leaves $17 Billion Defense Bill Entect

Congress May Adiourn Aug. 1   House Members To Campaign For Votes

LEADERS HOPEFUL CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN AUG.   Senote Legislative Jam Major Threat To Tente % Sue Dranram

STEVENSON ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROL   WOULD AVERT NEED FOR SESSION OF STATE LEGISLATURE

Fred Sweeley Named Ass’t County Sup’t.   Succeeds To Job To Be Vacated By B. C. High After 46 Years In Fducational Work.

New. Floods Threaten California Lowlands   Tornado Strikes In Hlinois And Celd Wave Heads EFactward

CALIFORNIA MENACED t BY MORE HIGH WATER   Sharply Colder Weather Sundzy In The Great Lakes Region And Ohio Valley

Gas Rate Hike Proposal Has Been Halted   Federal Power Commission Suspends Northern’s Plans

COMPLETION OF THRUWAY AIM OF DEWEY   Governor Proposes An Authority to Manage Operation

$400 Million in Bonds. Asked by Governor to. Finance State Thruway   Route Redratted

Income lax Drop To Be Looked into   Farmers, One Of Classes Showing Revenue Decreate

Sharp Drop In Income ‘Taxes Paid   U. S. Treasury Plans Study to Determine the Reason.

Treasury To Probe ‘Income Tax Decline   Professional Men. And Formers. Reported Pavina Less

Children And Mothers Flee   Fathers Stay To Fight Floods in Winnipeg

More Japanese Trawlers Seized   Gen. MacArthur’s Headquarters Starts Action To Investigate Seizures

ENVOY URGES ARMS FOR ALLIES Dulles Declares US. Ie losing Cold War         U. §. WOULD SUPERVISE FORMOSA  UN Chief Said Author Of Plan For Fasing Tension In Orient

ENVOY URGES ARMS FOR ALLIES  Dulles Declares U.S Is Losing Cold War

—HUUSE—  Fight New Rules, Plea Of Truman   SEES THREAT TO FAIR DEAL

Truman Passes Buck In House Revolt Issue   Tells Party Leaders Tc Smash Efforts To Wreck Fair Deal Program

Coalition Seeking To Restore House Group Control Over Bills   Dems See Close Vote On Issue   President Confers With House Lieutenants On Threat To ‘Fair Deal’

White House Parley Brings GOP Support; Radio Talk Friday   All Avmy Reserves Will Get Trainina

Eggs, Milk on Giveaway List  $115,000,000 Worth Ta Join Potatoes

‘Communist Pressure Neat Chinju Is Very Heavy   United Press Staff Correspondent By EARNEST HOBERECHT

Shift Main Part Of Forces to Southern Front   Limited American CounterAttacks Succeed in Keeping Communists Off Balance

Keep Reds Off Balance Under Heavy Assaults On ‘Line of No Retreat’   BRING OIL FOR PLANES GUARDING FORMOSA

Americans Repel Repeated Attacks Close to Chinju   M’Arthur Says Reds Regrouping, May Shift Weight to the South

Invaders Kept Off Balance By Counter-Attaeck   Hard-Fighting American Troops Today Make’ Limited Counter-Attacks From “Line Of No Retreat” At Naktong River; Koreans Repulsed With Heavy Losses

Enemy Regroups Three Divisions   Troop Concentrations, Bridges Hit By Heavy U.S. Air Blows

MacArthur Says U.S. Troops in  Counter-attacks  North Koreans Expected to Hit Southern Sector at Any Time

Hard Coal Contract Terms Set   Full Coal Output Comes First Time In Three Months

Senate Bill Of Elections Anproved   Measure Would Do Away With  Electoral College

Okay Electorat College Change  Bricker-Taft Vote No: Truman Pleased

AIRPLANE WHEEL WITH BULLET HOLES FROM AIAVY PIANE MICCING IN RBAITIC IG FOUND

Over 400 Trains Taken Off Runs In Nation Today   Service Is Reduced .Due To Orde: To Conserve Dwindling Coal Supply In Nation

HIGHER CHARGES ON UTILITIES SEEN   Excess Profits Taxes May Necessitate Boost

Utilities Say  Citizen Would Have To Pay. Higher Prices   Argue Against New Tax Boost Asked By President

Acheson And Jessup Meet Senate Unit   Healing of Breach Nearer, By Action Of State Officials

Attlee Urged To Hold Off On Steel Ac!   Labor in Peril Of Defeat, if Vote Is Called

Conservatives Demand Delay Until Elections   Commons Opened  By Heated Debate

Charchill Sets Labor Challenge   Postponement of Industry Seizure Turned Down by Attlee Regime

Nationalization Test Accepted By Laborites   Reject Churchill Demand to Drop lron, Steel Prograrr

Tories Shape Deadly: Punct For Laborites   Churchill Striving For Non-Confidence Upset on Policies ©

Churchill Asks Delay in Plans To Nationalize   Postponement of Action in Two Industries Is Demanded of Shaky Labor Government.

Change in Name Cuts Opposition To Welfare Plan   Possibility of Ewing As Head, However, Revives Opponents

OppositionRevives In Senate About Ewing Situation   Wherry Says Republican: Don’t Favor Cabinet Post for. Him as Heahh Boss

Change In Name Soffens Opposition To Proposed New Federal Health Bureau

Truman Health Plan Gets GOP Cold Shoulder  Republicans Don’t Wa nt Ewi sod Get   Republicans Don’t Want Ewing To Get Cabinet Position

CABINET PLAN GAINS FAVOR   But Foes Protest Choice Of Ewing As New Secretary.

New Truman Health Plan Gets Support   Opposition to Ewing As Secretary Is \ Seen, However

Foes Still Buck Ewing as Chief   Change in Name Softens Opposition to Truman Plan

Senate May Defeat New  Department   Republicans Oppose Ewing As : Secretary Of Health, Welfare.

Political Thorn Tossed In Path Of Department   Ewing Is Opposed A: Head Of Proposed  Welfare Division

REPUIICANS BALK AT EWING AS HEAD OF HEALTH BUREAU   .  Mention Of New Yorker For   Past Revives Same Senata. Disankitian

Another Thorn In Path Of New Cahinet Post   Probability Of Ewing Getting Post Revives Senate Opposition.

Ewing Is Snag in New Truman Plan  Proposed Creation of Cabinet Position for  Demo Opposed by GOP

President's Health-Weliare Plan Still Has Opposition In New Gart

Ewing Issue Seen as Block To Health Plan   Truman Offers Another Program On Reorganization

Political Thorn Tossed in Path Of Truman's Plan   Republicans Oppose Idea Of Ewing Being Head Of Department

Ewing ‘Hurdle Put In Front Of Health Plan   Truman Proposal Faces Rough Ride In Senate Struggle

Truman Proposal Runs Into Snag   ‘Oppose Selection Of Ewing - As Likely Head Of New Government Dept.

Truman Health Plan Gets GOP Cold Shoulder   Republicans Don’t Want Ewing To Get Cabinet Position

New Cabinet Seat a Step Nearer   Change in Name Lulls Senate Opposition to Provosed Department Of Health. Security

Southern Railway Ordered To End Racial Segregation On Dining Cars

SUPREME COURT LIFTS RACE BAR   Southern Railway Ordered To Stop Parlitioning Negroes On Dining Cars.

National Guard, Reserves Get First Officer Cal   7,500 Are Ordered To Duty in March; Navy Plans Shifted

ARMY TO CALL MORE OFFICERS   Order 7,500 Reservists Guardsmen To Duty In March

Army Orders Guard, Reserve Officers Out   Many Men To Repor For Active Duty By March 1

Army to Call Ur Officers From Guard, Reserves   Navy Discards Plans To Release Reservists During the Summer

Amy fo Call 7500 Officers Info Service   Dips Into Reserves and National Guard for Junior Officers to Report Next March

Army Dips In Guard, ORC   7,500 Jr. Officers Called For March; Draft Hike Expected

1,500 Officers ToBe Called Up   Navy Junks Plan To Release Reservists

WEATHER   Army Dipping Into Reserve, Guard for Junior Officers .—   Bell Over First Rate Hike Hurdle

TEMPERATURE   Army To Use 9,775 Officers   Navy Cancels Release Plans For Reservists

Army to Call 7,500 Junior Officers To Duty in March; Navy Stows Plans for Early Reservist Release

Army Dips Into Guard Reserves  7500 Individuals to Be Called Up   7500 Individuals to Be Called Up During March

ARMY DIPS INTO NATIONAL GUARD   Junior Reserve : Officers Also Are Ordered To Duty In March  RELEASES CANCELLED

Army Calls Up 7,500 Reserve, Guard Officers   Ordered to Duty Ir March; Includes Doc tors and Dentists

First Reserve Dip  Army Will Order 7,500 Officers In March; Navy Changes Plans

Army Calls Up National Guard, Reserve Officers   7,500 TO REPORT FOR DUTY BY MARCH 15; WOMEN’S ARMY CORPS OFFICERS TO GET CALL

7,900 Army Officers To Be Called Up   U.S. Will Dip Into Guard, ORC Units For The First Time

7500 Officers Are to Be Called Up From Guard And Organized Reserve

7,500 National Guard, Reserve Officers Called  Army Issues March Call; Novy To Keep wm. be OP Bea “he euan.

7,500 Reserve Officers Called  Up for Service   Medics Also Will Be Activated in Early Months of 1951

7,500 ARMY OFFICERS 10 BE CALLED UP   Lieutenants and Captains to Be Summoned from Reserves and National Guard During March.   890 DOCTORS, 850 DENTISTS TO REPORT   Navy Abandons Plan to Release Reservists Next Summer; March Draft Call Being Prepared.

ARMY SUMMONS UNIOR OFFICERS   Call To Duty Includes 7,500 In Nations! Guard’ And Organized Reserves — Navy Keens Reservists.

Junior Officers  Ordered to Duty   Army Dips Into Nationa Guard and Organized Re serve Units   WILL REPORT IN MARCH

Army Reaches Into Reserves   Also Dips Into National Guard Units For Duty

National Guard, Organized Reserves Get Ist Army Call; Navy Stows Plan

Army Calls Officers  To Service 7500 in Guards  Reserves to Join  Forces in March

Army Calling In Reserves   Dips Into Natione! Guard And Organized Reserve Units for 7,560 Junior Officers

Army Dips Into Guard,  Reserve Units 7.500 Ordered to Duty in March

Will Call Officers to Active Duty   Army Pians to  Dip Inte National Guard, Organized Recarva tn Marck

Junior Officers  Ordered to Duty   WILL REPORT IN MARCH   Navy Stows Away Plans to Release Reservists Next Summer 

A Big Army Officer Call   Guard, Reserve ill ‘Supply 7,500 in March; Navy Releases Banned

Former Wife Says. ~— Remington ‘Red’   Ex-Government > Economist ~ Goes. On Trial. On Per: iury. Charge

Wite Swears Remington Joined Reds   Yet He Was Cleared b: Loyalty Board for Federal Job.

REMINGTON A RED, EX-WIFE ASSERTS   SAYS FORMER GOVERNMENT ECONO?TUST TOLD HER UL WAS A COMMUNIST:

Divorced Wife Says Remington Was Communist  Former Federal Official Charged With Perjury

Remington's Wite Says He  Was Commie   Federal Perjury Trial Of Former Commerce Unit Emplove Opens

RemingtonKec In 1938, Says  Former Wife  Pee, ee 2 eee   Testifies Ex-Federal Economist Told Her Of Party Membership Called for Secrecy

Remington Hears Ex-Witfe Testify  Confessed He Was Red. She Asserts

Ex-Wife Testifies Remington Told Her He Was Red  Asked-Her r To Keep Membershin Sec

Ex - Wife Declares Remington Joined Communist Party   Prosecution Says Russia Given Information  By Defendant

Remington's Wife Tells Jury He Was Communist In 1938   Got Her to Join, Divorce Spouse Says at His Hearing

Remington Red, Fx-Wife Avers   Says She, Too, Belonged Te. Party ‘in Secret’

ALLIED SUCCESS MAY KILL WARM   Victory in Korea Seen Setback to Soviet Plans For World-Wide Conflict

Military Men Think World War Uniikel      UN Korean Victory Caused Russia Te Pestoene Total Was

Victory in Korea May Delay War   Military Circles Think World Conflict Unlikely Now.

World War 3 Stalled Off By ULN. Victory   ‘Military Experts Say The  Russians Not Prepared For Conflict

Russia ‘Stunned’ By UN Intervention Korean Victory May Postpone: Mayor War

Kremlin Seen Shaken By UN Victory In Korea, Decision To Defend Reich

U. N. Victory In Korea Held  Peace-Saver   Tokyo Militarv Cireles See World War TEL Postponed Years

See Russia Stunned By Might Mustered Tn Only Few Months By Anti-Red Nations

ter War Ill Staved Off for Years By UN Victory, Say Tokyo Observers

UN Victory Said Brake. On New Wa  ~ Tokyo Sources, Say   Tokyo Sources, Say Quick Allied Action  ‘Surprised Russians’

National Air Races Bar Surplus Planes  Long Flights Limited To Military Jets

Colored Olec Sale Legal  Tomorrow   Figy Explains Distributine Delay

PUSH INVADERS BACK 5 MILES   Driver Is Launched By American-Trained Divisions   U. S. PAPERS BURNED

British Commons Votes Help to U. S. In Korea Defense Against Reds

British Solidly Back Of Plan To Help U. 5.   Labor Government Votes “Support. in. Korean »  Warfare. :

British House Okays Korea Aid  Pamphlets Tossed By Women Spectators

Labor Wins Vote To Aid U.S. In War   British House Solidly Behind  Cavernment Move

 Casey Jones Wouldn’t Like This:  Train Whistle Victim of Bop Era

Shades Of Casey Jones Engines To Get Chimes; “Easier On The Ears’

B&0 Trains Get Musical, Single Chime Whistles   Must Bring Deep Sadness To the Famed Ghost Of Casey Jones

Tuneful Tooting To Silence Gripes  * * * * * * * * * * * *   Baltimere And Ohie Installs Musical Whistles On Engines

U.S. Troops to Be Sent to Europe As ‘Soon As Possible’  Truman Formally Appoints Eisenhower Ta Head Pact Armv

Lashes at Critics of Secretary   Asserts Car Roll-Back Will Be Enforced; G.I.'s to Europe.

Acheson Stays, Despite Clamor, Truman Says  President Declared Only Soviets Would Profit by Dismissal

President Appoints Eisenhower Commander.   World War .Two European Commander-in-Chief Named: by President ‘at Request. of Twelve North Atlantic: Pact Nations.

Acheson Will Stay, President Asserts   Truman Labels as ‘False’ GOP Charges Against Secretary of State and Challenges Opponents To Pracentan Alternative Foreian Palicy

Truman Scores GOP Crities of  Sec. Acheson   Challenges Opposition To Come Forward With Any Alternative Policy

WILL MOVE Ae SUDN AS UNITS CAN GET READY   Truman Names Eisenhower to Head Defense Force of Treaty Nations.

Unanimous Choice Of The Mi. tary Defense And Diplomat Leaders Of Twelve North A lantic Pact Nations   ADDITIONAL U. S. TROOPS IN EUROF

Foree Will Be ‘Ready To Fight  Red Ageression   U.S. Will Supply Vive To Ten Divisions And Majority OF Ate Power

GeneralNamed Supreme Pact Commander   More American Troops Will Join European Army

Tr uman Says He Will Not Oust Acheson      President Denies Huntor That Marshall  Tol Defense Post

Acheson lo Stay, Says President   Communism Would Gain By Losing Him, Asserts Truman

‘Truman Sticks by Acheson, Says ‘Price Rollback Will Be Enforced

Charges Untrue, Says President in Vigorous Defense   Tells Newsmen That . Isolationism Is Not Staging a Comeback; More Trooos to Furon:s

Enforeces Auto  Price Rollback   Denies Symington Will Replace Marshall In Defense Job

Truman Says He Won't  Fire Acheson Asks for ‘Real Bi-partisanship’

GOP Charges Are ‘False, He Declares   Loss Of Secretary Would Serve Communism, President Says

Truman Names Ike Commander In Eurepe, Says U. S. Troops Seon Will Go Across Atlantic   President Emphatically Rejects. Demands to Fire Dean Acheson   Senate Group Approve: Wilson as Mobilizer -

Acheson Is Defended —   Truman Says Secretary Will Stay; U.S. Troops Will Go To Europe

President Refuses fo Fie Acheson   Truman Bronds Charges Against Secretary False

President Refuses to Fire Acheson  Says 8 Communism, Not  fL>. Y Sparel   Says Communism, Not Our Country, Would Be Served.

Eisenhower NamedAllied Commander   General Will Confer With President In Washinceton Before Taking Post

U. §. Troops Will Go to Europe: Truman   Plan 55-60 Divisions In Fighting Force, including Germans

Truman Emphatically Rejects GOP Demands For Acheson Removal  Also Denies Rumors That Marshall to Be Replaced by Symington

 Refuse to Dismiss  Acheson: Truman  Firm Despite G. O. P. Demand for Ouster

Denies That Marshall Is On Way Out   President ‘Strongly Defends Secretary Of State To Press

Acheson Will Stay: Truman   President Lashes Out At Attacks Qn Cabinet Member

Truman in Defense of Acheson   GOP Demand !s Rejected; Secretary Is Called Strong Foe of Communists

Acheson Will Stay Despite GOP Charges   Truman Supports Secy.; Calls Him First Foe Of Reds

Truman Turns Down Acheson Ouster Demand   Request of Republican. Congressman Is Fiatly Rejected By President

Acheson’s Attackers Denounced   President Refuses Te Fire Secretary 01 State; Blasts Al GOP Crities

Truman Will Keep Acheson, Decries Critics   Calls GOP Charge: ‘False’; Defends Sec retary of State

Fire-Acheson Plea Rejected By President   Traman Flatly Turns Down Republican Resolutions Aoainst Secretary

Truman Declares Acheson Will — Stay in Cabinet   Denies Any Wave Of Isolationism Exists in U. S.

Republican Move To Oust Acheson Meets Failure  Truman Declares Communist Ends Would Be Served

Action Taken Though Doctors See No Danger  MeAllen Boy Has Mild Cee ndisE elieved  BDaet Mannarnt: abe

SADISTIC KILLING   Natlon’e Capital Rocked By Death OF 20-Year-Old Mother  OBS Kacke, sc...

Virginia Van Held  In Slavine   Abortion. Brutal Beating Bring Death To Woman

Tornadoes, Floods, Dust Storms and Thunderstorms  Lash Wide Area of U. S.

Fight-Day-Old Rail Strike  In Stalemate   Federal Mediators Press for Agreement In Tri-Union Threat To Walk Out July 15

Railway Strike Answer Sought  U. S. Mediators Press For Speedy Solution

The Weather   April, Month Of Flowers, Acting More ike January All Over East

Sander Defensa  Lodges Protest   Attorney Says Chance For Fair Trial Hurt

Chief Defense Counsel Complains About Certain Published “Tampering” Statements Attributed To Prosecutor   ‘YOUNGEST JUROR IS NAMED FOREMAN

Picking of Jurors Completed In Trial Of Mercy’ Slayer  End of Selections Comes After Judge

Jury Seated for Trial of Doctor Held for Murdet   State Not Asking Death Penalty For Dr. Sander

Nine Catholies Chosen on Jury  To Try Sander   ‘Mercy Killing Trial Gn. Prosecution Not to Ask for Death

Full Jury Picked for Dr. Sander:   Nine Catholics in Box as ‘Mercy Killing’ Trial . Gets Underway

Defense in Mercy Death Trial Rests   Judge Calls Recess Before State Opens

Dr. Sander Trial Into Last Stage  State Demands Defense   State Demands Defense Surrender Vein From Cancer Victim’s Arm   Jury Must Decide If Injection of Air Into  Vein Would Be Fatal

Trial Marked By Clash of 2 Attorneys   Prosecutor Wins Right To Check Medical Evidence

Mercy Death Trial Nears Conclusion   Expect Case Will Go to the Jury Sometime Thursday

REST CASE iN DEFENSE OF DR. SANDER   Bead Woman’s Vein. Introduced as Evidence; Judge Delays Trial to Explain Autopsy.

Defense To Yield Autopsy Evidence  Collapse of Vein Found by Expert

Nearby Resident, Golfers Settle County Club Fight After Bow, Arrow Seige

Warren Calls Meeting of Disaster Unit   Group will Study Civilian Defenses at Session Friday

Two Shippers Accused of China Sales  Witness Asserts Copper Sent Round Globe to Evade Ban

Sale of Copper To Reds Probed   Round-World Shuttle Described; U. S. Bans Shipment of Petrolatum

Doctor, Dentist Draft Total 1,52?  Registry To Start Monday, Oct. 16

1,522 Medics Will Be Called Next 3 Months   Medical Men Trained At U. S. Expense To Register October 16

Order Draft of 1522 Medical Men for Army   Doctors, Dentists, Veterinarians to Be Called in 3 Months

Call for Drait of 1,522 Medics   Limited Group Due to Sign Up at First Recistration

TO DRAFT 922 _ DOCTORS AND 500 DENTISTS   Army Also Orders 100 Vet. erinarians Inducted; Register Oct. 16.

Call Issued For Drafting Medical Men   Defense Department Acts As Truman Paves Way For Service Induction

Army to Start Doctor Draff in November   1,522 Physicians and Allied Specialists to Be Called in 3 Months

Army: Calls _ For 1,522 Medical Men , Doctors: _ Register Here October: 16

Call For 1.522 Doctors hed Dentists Made   Are to be Taken In Service in  Months Ahead

Army Needs 922 Doctors   Dentists, Veterinarians Also Will Be Drafted

92) PHYSICIANS TO BE DRAFTED   500 Dentists And 100 Vet. erinarians Also Will Be Inducted

Army Calls For Draft Of 1,522 Medics  First Registration Date Nov. 16 For 91 Manth Terme

Ask Induction Of 922 Doctors   Armed Services Also Ask For 500 Dentists By January 15

Drafting Of Physicians And Dentists Soon   Army Orders 1,522 Called For Duty In December

1522 Doctors To Be Drafted By January  op gv Be Te ee   922 Physicians, 500 Dentists Included In the First Call

Draft Will Take 1,522 Medical Mer Within 3 Months   Number Includes 922 Physicians, 50C Dentists; Calls to ‘Came in Novambar

Army Prepares To Draft 1522 Medical Men  First Registration Date Oct. 16

Will Call Doctors Soon .   Draft Notices to 1,522 In Next Three Months: Physicians, Dentists,  Veterinarics  in Group

Army in Call - For Doctors   }522 Physicians, Dentists and Veterinarians to be Drafted Soon.

Defense Department Asks  1522 In Medical Draft   Physicians, Dentists, And Veterinarians Will Be Called During November. December. Januar

Now on Heceord:  Macy Denies He Ever Slipped \Hanley Letter to Democrats

U. S. Troops Are Fighting Desperately To Hold Lines Against All-Out Assault

U.S. Loses Some Ground 100 Miles North of Pusan  Enemy Drives Wedge   Enemy Drives Wedge Between 25th Division South Korean Troops

Gen. MacArthur Describes Fight as Savage  Says North Korea Re ads Threw Eve verything

Best Punches Bounce Back All Along Front, Closing One Small Gap   Communists Hurl 45,000 Men Against Americans In Supreme Effort To Reach Pusan Quickly.   BULLETIN

RedsPush Wedge Into Allied Line —   Nine Commie Divisions Go Into Action  in Move to Drive Americans’ Cul: of Korea

Biggest Battle of War Rages, Communists Drive Wedge In Yank Central Line, Sweep to Within 50 Miles of Pusan On South Coast

Rain Hampers Aerial Support In Biggest Battle   Thin Line About Pusan Is Under Heavy Pressure

Temperatures   North Koreans Hurl Nine Divisions Into Campaign To Drive Allies Into Sea

— CLIMAX —  Foe Within 50) ‘Miles Of Pusan   ENEMY WEDGE SPLITS ALLIES

‘Not Sorry’ For Her Husband’s Action In Blair-House Shooting   “U.S. Attorney Says Full Scope Of Piot — Against Truman’s Life Not Determined

‘Why Should I Be Sorry?’  Gun Wielder’s WifeHeld On.Conspiracy Charges

Wife Of Would-Be Assassin Held In $50,000 Bail For Conspiracy   Mrs. Rosa Collazo, Bronx Housewife, Placed In Cell And Accused Of Conspiring With Husband To Murder President Truman.

ASSASSIN'S WIFE HELD BY POLICE   Charged With Conspiracy Other Arrests Due

Mrs. Collazo Defends Assassination Act; “We Are Nationalist Party Members”

Seek to Nip Offshoots of Murder Plot   Widow of Torresola Picked Up by FBI in. New York Hint

WIFE OF SHOT ATTACKER HELD      Mrs. Rosa Colleze Accused Of Conspiring To Harm President  ROND SET AT ¢50 000

Wife, Facing Conspiracy  Count, Held Under Bond   Mrs. Rosa Collazo’s Hearing Is Planned;  Backs Her Husband

SHE ISN'T SORRY   Wife of Man Who Attempted to Assassinate Truman Held for Conspiracy

Gunman's Wife Held In Jait In New York  Faces Charge Of Conspiracy In  . es ek py (aera)

Wife of One s..<8Sin Is” As :.i88 Heid in Jail   Charges of Conspiring To Kill President Are Lodged Against Her; Bond Is $50,000

INo Place To Ga:  ‘Hawkins Officers Warn Sullivan Bootleacers Won'tBe Welcomed

HIGHWAY AID HEARING SET   Will Come Up Before Sen. ate Subcommittee On May 17

Hearing on Roac Aid Bill Is Set .  To Be Held: May. 7 By Senate Group .

Stromboli’s Sex and Sensation Didn't Get Into Film, First Audiences Reveal

‘Communists Strike at Masan for 10 Mile Gain; Help From 'U. S. Rushed to All Fronts

Fresh U.S. Troops Pour Info Lines   Southern Attack Pressed to Stop Reinforcements

Advance Units of Marines on Hand   North Koreans Expected t to Make All-Out At tempt to Push Defenders Into Ocean

Communists Apparently Striving To Push U.S. Off Korean Peninsula Before . Sufficient Aid Can Reach Them.

Fresh American Troops Bolster Allied Delenses: Marine Division Awaited

Fresh U.-S. Men Pour Into Korea To Back Fighters   Reds Gain 10 Miles In Two Days Along Shrinking Defenses

Red Forces Near Vital American Port Base As More U. S. Troops Land   NEW THRUSTS DEVELOP AS NORTH KOREANS FIGHT TO OFFSET U, S. REINFORCEMENTS

Enemy Seeks To Drive U.S. Into The Sea   Communists Keep Up Steady Pressure On Northern Front;  Line Conecolidated

j Frésh Troops Move In oo  Red Invaders Move Within 40 ‘Miles Of Vital American Port

Fresh U.S. Troops Join Defenders   Red Forees Reach Foint 40 Miles

Huge Trans-Pacific Airlift Expected To Continue At Present Record Pace

Giant Airlift To Continue . After War's End   Troops Ferried To Korea And Far Pacific

Pacific Airlift To Be Continued   Further Deployment Of Troops Planned At End of War

——Plane Every 75 Minutes—————————— Pacific Airlift to Continue Indefinitely After War Ends

F armer Warns Not. To Kill “Golden Goose’   Ohioan Says Wheat,  Corn Growers Are  Exceeding Ouotas

Over-production By Ohio Farmers Brings Warning   Corn and Wheat Acreage Both Over Allotments, Claim

Russ Told No On Trieste  U.S. Will Not Take Troops From Area, Note to Maseow Save

RUSSIA'S TRIESTE DEMAND REJECTED   LU. S&S REFUSES TO WITHDRAW TROOP. OR AGRFEF. TO INTERNATIONALIZE AREA

United States Turns Down Russian Demand That Trieste Become Infernationalized

Soviet's Trieste Plea Rejected  U.S. Won’t Aaree Ti   U.S. Won’t Agree To Internationalization

LONG RESEARCH DEVELOPS SOURCE U.S., Britain To Buy Uranium From South Africa Gold Mines

Marine And Army Reinforcements  Rush To Battle On Shrinking Front

25th Division Reinforcing Port Defenses   North Koreans Shell New Riverfront Line;  Marines, Army Forces Race To Bulwark Positions; Naval Guns Pound Reds

Division Shifted to Vital Area Near-Chinju Opposing: Thrust Toward Por lof: Pusan

American Armor In Great Quantity Reaches South Korean Battle Area As Crucial Engagement Seems At Hand

25th Quickly Shifts To Halt Enemy Thrust  600 No. Koreans Die; Other Foes 7 Miles From Taegu

Counterattack Checks Reds But They Increase Pressure on U.S. Narrowing Bridgehead in Korea

ank-Equipped Marine Reinforcements Racing  To Bulwark Line   NAKTONG DEFENSES SHELLED BY REDS

Reds Begin Shelling  New Lines  Tank-Equipped Marines Racing  Toward Front

25th Halts Red Attack West of Port Of Pusan  Heavy Forces ‘Lining Up for Major Battle

Army and Marine Reinforcements Speed to Front With Many Tanks; Double Fight Builds Up on Routes T. Port of Pusan and Taegu in North

Tank - Equipped ‘Marines And Army Reinforce 7 ments Go To Front 

Twenty-Fifth Division Stops Onslaught After Being Shifted to Crucial Southern Front— Enemy Leaves 600 Dead on Field—North Koreans in Other Sectors Shell New U.S. River Front Positions.

25th Division Is ‘Quickly Shifted to Check Drive   Battle Occurs 35 Miles West of Vital Port of Pusan 

25th Division, Shifted to South, Saves the Day   Communists Stopped Only 35 Miles From Pusan; Fighting Starting at Midnight Rages Until About 6 A.M.

Reds Repulsed InDrive Aimed AtU.S. Base   Biggest Battle Of War Nears As Both Sides Rush In Men

Forces Shifted And Heavy Red Attack Repulsed  Tm Carnskarm Erantd   25th Division Moved To Southern Front To Defend Pusan

Army Reinforcements, ' Marines Rush To Line Shelled By Korean Reds   Carrier-Based Planes Of Marines Roar _ Into Action; Biggest Battle Of Korean War Seems About To Break Renorta Sav

Children of Lutheran Faith Asked to Stop Being Scouts   Controversy Upsets Green Loke Village

Charges Lewis Double-Crossed Court Orders.  Ousted UMW Man Says Secret Orders Came ta Stay Oe

LEWIS SECRETLY CALLED STRIKE   So Says Ousted Local Of ficial, Fined $50,000 By Union

Ousted Union Official Contends Lewis Used Secret Signal Ordering Miners to Disregard Injunction

UMW PR CHARGES LEWIS USED ‘SIGNALS’   Ousted Local Head Says Miners Ordered To  Continue Strike

Ousted UMW OfficialSays Lewis Used Secret  Sianals to Keep Men Idle

Miner Claims Lewis Gave Secret Signal   Ousted Local President Says UMW Boss Orderec Coal Strike Continued

‘Kept Miner $ Idle, Mlinoi san Says Aik  Tells ‘Lewis Strike Order’

Miner Says Lewis Used Secret Signal To Continue Strike   Sent Orally Down Thru Union Says Ousted President

DEPOSED UMW LOCAL CHIEF SAYS LEWIS USED ‘SIGNALS’ TO OFFSET ORDERS BY WIRE

Coal Strike Plot Laid To Lewis.   Ousted Union Officer Says Mine Boss Set Disobedience Pattern

Official Says Secret Signals Used by Lewis   Ousted President of Illinois Local Claims UMW Leader Ordered Coal Strike Continued

‘Lewis Used Signals In Coal Strike’   Ousted Miner Says Mine Chief Kept Diggers Out Of Pits

‘Lewis Used  Secret Signal” ‘Told Miners To  Ignore Injunction.”

CHARGES LEWIS © KEPT STRIKE ON BY SECRET ORDER   Signal “Whistle Blew One’ Meant Disregard Order to Work.

Lewis Secretly Ordered Strike, Official Claims   Miners Got Code to Keep Them From Returning, He Said

Says Lewis Told Miners Not fo Return fo Pits   Ousted. Union Leader Charges: UMW Head Used Secret Signals

Illinois Local’s Chief Says Lewis Telegrams Cancelled by Phone   ‘Whistle Blew One’ Code Word, Claim   Successor In Office Denies Knowing of Any Secret Signals

Secret Lewis Order Charged  Former UMW Official Says Word Passed

‘Man Charges Lewis Secretly ‘Ordered Strike to Continue   usted President of Minois Union  !  j Cave UMW Chief Used Separate Signals

Ousted Local Officer Says Order ‘Fake’   Mine Leader Meant Surike To Continue, Gilinois Man Claims

Lioyd H. Sidener, ‘Then President Of Local 74: 45, Canton, 0., Says District Phoned Him

CHARGES LEWIS DIRECTED MINERS TO IGNORE COURT   Ousted U. M. W. Official Says Word to Remain Idle Was Secretly Given After Injunction,   “WHISTLE BLEW ONCE” SIGNAL TO STAY OU   Declares He Received Instruc tions by Telephone From Chairman of Hlinois District.

"Whistle Blew One’ Meant No Return to Work   Deposed President of Canton, Ohio, Local Files ‘Unfair’ Charges

Miners’ Stitke Code ‘Bared’   Men Told To Ignore Writ. Says Sidener

Former Illinois UMW Man Claims  Code System Used Local Chief Was Fined, Dismissed For Obeying Writ

Lewis Used Secret Signals To Tell Miners Not To Heed Telegrams, Says Ousted President Of Local

Charges Lewis Hypocrisy in Work Telearam   Former UMW Official Kenot Miners O# Tob.

Says John L. Lewis Actually Gave Word to Ignore the Federal Injunction; He Attempted to Obey.

Miner Union’s Ousted Head Makes Charge   Alleges Strikers Told to Ignore Writ of Court

Ousted Miner Accuses Lewis  Says UMW Chieftain Used Secret Signals

‘Whistle Blew One’ Code?  Ousted Leader Claims Lewis  Signaled Strike

Ousted Head of UMW Local Says Code Was Used   Lewis Made Denial In Press Interview

MINERS HELD TOLD TO DEFY COURT ORDER   Ousted UMW Officia Says Lewis Ordered Men to Stay Out

Girl Who Slew Dad Was Sane. \Alienist Says   State and Defense Res! . In Trial of Caro)  Paisht For Murde:

Testimony in ‘Mercy’ Killing Comes: to End  Carol Ann Paight Was Sane. When She Shot Father, Doctor Says

Testimony Ends In Merey Case   State’s Psychiatrist Says Blond Was Sane When She Killed Father

State, Defense Rest in Trial of Carol Ann Paight   Doctor Says: Girl Was  Sqne When She Shot

24th Infantry Division ‘Finds Grim Satisfaction In Its Return to Taejon

$9 A.U. SEUDENIS HURT  Two Still in Watkins Hospital Car Overturned Sunday Night

TWO ISLANDS ARE ATTACKED BY ARTILLERY   Communists Are Massing Invasion Fleet, U.S. Is Told.

Kinmen Islands Are Hit: Invasion Fleet Is Readied   Washington Is Consulted by Nationalists

CHINESE REDS SHELL FoLANDG NEAR FORMOS)   Nationalists Report Massing of Invasion Fleet: Washington Told.

Chinese Reds Reported Set  For Invasion   Nationalists Report Pre: Landing Fire On Two Islands; Ask U,. S. Aid

Begin Pre-Invasion Shelling of Two Small But Strategic Nationalist Outposts Just Off China Mainland, Invasion Fleet Said Massed

Chinese Reds Shell Posts. Off Formosa   Attacks on Island Bases Prompt U. S. Fleet Poser

Rationing Not Being Consider a   ‘Regular’ Gas To Be Plentiful Officials State

Gasoline Quality To Be Lowered   High Octane Fuel Needed for Planes

Nation Will Not Ration Gasoline   Hint Octane Content ~ Will Be Curtailed

No Gasoline Rationing for The Present   However, Octane Quality of Gas Will Be Reduced

Republican Youth Asked to ‘Sell’ GOP Principles   Clubs Told Party Not Dead, Still Alive And Kicking

Five Fliers Die In Oklahoma Airplane Crash   Twin-Engine Craft Burns‘on Hitting Wooded Mountain

Five Die When Plane Falls   Navy Men Killed’ in Crash On Rich Montain in Eastern Oklahoma

Batory Picks Up Mysterious Flyer  Lands Rented Plane 100 Miles at Sea

Polish Liner Has Mystery Passenger  Airman T.ands Plane   Airman Lands Plane 100 Miles at Sea and Goes Aboard.

sal cor EParneeln 2  Polish Liner Picks Up Rented  Seaplane, Pilot in Atlantic

SEAPLANE PILOT PICKED UP FROM SEA BY BATORY   Mystery Surrounds Rescue By Vessel From Behind Iron Curtain

Polish Ship Batory Is Mixed Up In Mysterious Seaplane Pilot Rescue

Presses For  U. N. Action   U. 8. Urges China To Withdraw Troons

  [Battle-Tried Marines and Gls Weep As Last Arrive for Pusan Reunion

3,090 TEXAS ENLISTED RESEVISTS ARE SLATED FOR RECALL—SEPT. 10-NOV. 10

Shivers Tells Demo Leaders Room for Bouts   Executive Group Certifies Winners of First Primary

Texas Crude Production Cut  21-Day Flow Ordered, Less in Some Fields

Eight Reserve Officers Called  Some of Valley Men Given Short Notice

McCarran Blasts U.S. China Policy  State Department   State Department Blamed For Wreck Of Chiang Regime

McCarran Bitter Over China Policy   Veteran Democratic Senator Flays State Department.

 Internments, Seizures Not Believed Isolated In. cidents; GOP Criticism Continuing.

SUGGESTS RUSSIA MAY BE CALLING CHINESE MOVES   Senator George Of Georgia Figures Moscow Might Be Directing Communists’ Treatment Of American Diplomats—Another Legislator Believes Recent Actions Are “Part Of A _ Pattern”—O’Conor

Solon Says Russ Order China Reds   Sen. George Calls For Firm Action By State Department

‘Russia Calls The Signals’ Says Senator  Peiping Incident Part of Pattern?

Senator George Suggests China Follows Pattern   Says Soviet May Be Calling Signals For Attitude Toward US

Moscow Calling Signals? Angry U. S. Senator Thinks So As Americans In Diplomatic Posts Get Roughed Up

Calling Signals To Communists, Senator Thinks   George Wants _Information on Russia’s Influence in China

SOVIETS LINKED TO: CHINA ISSUE   Senator George Thinks Moscow May Be Calling Signals For Mistreatment Of Americans. '

Kremlin Seen Behind China Consul Action   End of Bipartisan Handling of Eastern Stination Demanded

Soviets Calling Moves In China, Senator Suggests   Treatment Of U. 5. Diplomats Not Isolated Incidents, Unidentified GOP Lawmaker Says; Acheson's Peport Postponed

Russia Accused Of Promoting Chinese Strike  Senator George Says Rade ‘Callina   Senator George Says Reds ‘Calling Signals’ In War

Moscow Push Behind Reds’ China Moves Is Suspected.   Senator Says Soviet Has Pattern; Others  Denounce Activities

China Incidents Seen as ‘Pattern’   Moscow Charged With “Calling Signals” in Seizure of Consulate

Say Sergeant Tells Murder of WAF  Denies Sex Assault; Questioned by FBI

Republicans Assail Truman) For Suppressing Facts On  Red Spying by Gov't Officials

\GOPs Assail ‘Truman As  ‘Suppressing Red Spv Faets   Republican Critics Center New Fire on President’s Refusal To Discuss Hiss Case

Truman Silent  On Alger Hiss   President Described By Critics As ‘Sti hhorn’

Truman Assailed By Republicans For Avoiding All Questions on Hiss

HICKENLOOPER TAKES LEAD 6} GOP TICKET   Victory of Lovelani, Administra tion Candidate, Regarded as Ap * proval In “Grass, Roots” Tcst of Brannan Farm Plan.

Bail Of 11 ‘Convicts’  Revoked   Convicted Communists To Be Jailed Within Next 30 Days

Street Paving Planned Here   W. Front St. Job To Be Combined; To Also Place Sewer

Street Paving Planned Here  W. Front St. Job   “W. Front St. Job To Be Combined; Tc Also Place Sewer

Lobos Win Third Conference Tilt   GETTING SET FOR FINAL LOOP GAME DEC. 2 AT COMMERCE

Full Inquiry Of Defense Is Ordered   House Unit Acts After Report Clears B-36 Procurement

Armed Services Committee Chief Wants Data on How Many Warships. Planes Are Ready if War Develops

Body Rejects Navy Blast Against B-36   Vinson Says Inquiry to Start After Le-is'otive Action

Vinson Orders Defense Probe   ‘True State’ To Be Sought In Full Investigation: B-36'« Approved

Measure To Be Handed Special Session _  Plan For Additional State Taxes Given

Texans to Pay Huge Tax Hike   New Bill Being Readied to Raise $37-40 Millions More in Levies

Dixiecrat Bolt On Rent Control Extender Feared   Need Big-City GOP Support In House For Senate Measure

FRENCH OFFER NEW PLAN FOR WEST EUROPE  Pooling of Coal and Steel Production  . With Germany to Ease Tensions.

Striking Bus Drivers Have Own Solution For Strike Breaking Tactics

Two Americans Reported Missing  Missionaries Sought In Czechoslovakia

New Local Bank  To Open Doors Monday Morning   Union National Bank Invites Public To View Building

New Local Bank To Open Doors Monday Morning  ‘YInion Netiona!l Bank   Union National Bank Invites Public To View Buildine

HOMEFOLK TO VISIT TROOPS IN ARMY CAMF   Scranton, Pa., Relatives Char. ter Special Train to Indiana.

"Operation Homefolk” To Start Tonight  Relatives, Sweethearts Of Guardsmen Will Visit Camp

450 Relatives, Sweethearts From Pennsylvania To Visit Atterbury GI’s Under ‘Operation Homefolk’

U.N. Denies Reds Voice   $250 Million Spending for Korean Relief, Rehabilitation Seen

Reds’ Demands For N. Korea Beaten In U.N.   Equal Voice In Rehabilitation Plans Denied In Economic Council

REDS VOTED DOWN   North Koreans Not to Have Equal Voice With South In Rehabilitation

Council Defeats Soviet Demand To Give North Korea Voice In Relief Program for Country

Defeat Russia’s  Proposal in UN   Soviet Union Demanded Korean Reds Be Given Voice in Rehabilitation

Equal Voice for Korean Reds is Defeated in UN   Approve Proposal of Australia to Set Up Fact Finding Body

RUSSIA SUFFERS U.N:DEFEAT OVER KOREA RELIEF AID   Her Request That North Get Equal Representatior With South Defeated

U.N. Slaps Down Russia Once Again   Rejects Equal Voice for _. .North. Korea in Relief  Plan for Nation

U.N. Counell In Slap-Down Vote   Squelches Russ Demand That Defeated Red Koreant Have Eaual Yaica

MISSING WIFE'S BODY FOUND   Mystery of Woman Pushed From Pier Solved ‘Husband Faces Charge.

Identify Body In River as  Gilda Brooks   Rome Housepainter Is Accused of Pushing Wife into River

President Already Had Most Powers  Declaration’s Goal Was Psychological

World Situation Very Serious, Both Men Admit   President Speaks Informally After Seeing Army Demonstration; Achesor Sees Reds Trying to Stir Trouble.

President Doesn’t Believe Third World War In Offing  Officers At Army Demonstration Told Preparedness Can Prevent Confijc+

Truman Optimistic About Peace Future  No: Third World: Was Visualized: ‘By Chief: Mee Execiitive : t

Bradley Says Arms Aid For turope Needed  Cfannmnaliu Nat Sald   Connally Not Sold On Need For Full Amount Now Asked

Bradley Says New Aid Plan Bolsters U. S.   ‘War Might Come But Chances Against It’ General Tells Solons

Remington, Investigated Once Faces Another Probe On The Basis Of ‘New Information’ Today

DUBS’ CHURCH AGAIN SCENE OF WEDDING   Miss Mary Elizabeth Hoover Becomes Bride Of Melvin Aaron Nace There—Reception Follows

Tucker, Ajzgg Are Acquitteu: Plan New Firm   Twelve Are Cleared of Mail Fraud and Other Counts by Jury in Kederal Court.

Tueker,. Freed, Ready to Start All Over Again   Jury Finds Revolutionary. Car Desiener Not Guilty

Tucker Plans New Start in Building New ‘Dream’ Car   Auto Builder and Associates Cleared On Mail Fraud Charge:

Tucker Cleared; May Reorganize Automobile Firm   Victory Is Won Without Single Word of Defense

Tucker Hopes To Reorganize His Auto Co. After Aquittal   Stockholders May Reform Without Him

Jury Frees Tucker and Associates   Automobile Firm Heac Aims To Try Again At Building Car.

—DREAM CAR STILL A DREAM —  Tucker, Freed by Jury,  Hopes ic Rebuild Ftv rin

Jury Acquits — Tucker, Aides   Head of Auto Firm Plans:to Reorganize

Senate Okays $1,222 Million For Arms Aid   Truman ‘Stop-Reds’ Policy Heartily Endorsed Ry 66.0 Vate

State Draft Examinations Start July 24   No Missourians Will Be inducted Before Late in August

Fulbright Says Filibuster Is Used On Bill   Repeal Of Oleo Tax Held Up By Dairy Interests

Filibuster In Oleo Tax Bill Fight ck  InmAanante  ewinn   Fulbright Declares Opponents Trying To Delay Vote

Police Accept $10,000 in Bets  Then Close St. Louie Long-Distance ‘Rusinese’

Encircled Americans Are Still Battling Through Deadly Communist Fire   Spokesman Says Withdrawal In Northeast Korea Is “Progressing Satisfactorily’—New Defense Positions In West.

Encircled U.S. Troops Heading South   Snowstorm Deprives Yanks of Air Suoport

Iwo-Pronged Offensive  Is Underway   20.000 Americans Battling Through Red Encirclement

China’s Reds (Take Town on Eseape Route   Eneircled G's Fight On Southward. West Front Quiet

Heavily Armed German Posse on Trail Of Ex-GI Badman in Bavarian Wilds

Ton and Half of Free Mail Sent Out by Each  Congressman Every Year

Entries in Sewing Contest Are Due “AtT. H. House Today; Judged Tomorrow

Two Youths Elected to Represent Washington In State Hi-Y Meeting

SECRET PROJECT TO-START SOON   ‘Contract Awarded  For installation Rane Rallafantaina

Proposed Rules Change Debated By Va. Delegates   Would Send All Resolutions First To Rules Committee For Clearance

[Fight Faces  a   “Broposition % *Members  Settle Down   Poll Tax Question Appears In 2 Bills  Sent ‘To Delezates

BREAK UP GANG FIGHT   Police Rout Rival Teen-Age Groups in Toneka

Topeka Police Halt  Teen-age GangRiot   All Patrol Cars Called to Quell Disturbance And Disperse Mob of 300

Police Halt A Gang Wat   Call in Reinforcements To Disperse Mob of  300 Youths in Toneka

Partisan Politics On Mobilization Hit By 0’ Mahoney   Wyoming Solon Replies To Blast At Administration  By Republican Senators

Congressional Leaders Discuss Situation With Truman, Do Not See Need for More Funds

See No Immediate Request for More * Military Funds  Truman Already Has Asked for $16.5 Billion

Military Fund Request Stands  No Immediate Need Reported by Leaders

Military Funds Seem Sufficient  Ne Additional Money Requests Expected

Military Funds Seen Sufficient  Congressional Heads View Current Needs

—CONGRESS — More Arms Funds Not Likely Now   NEW REQUESTS TO BE DELAYED

No Immediate New Warfund Requests Seen   Congressional Leoders Expect Early Action on Funds Already Asked

Congress Chiefs See No Early Hike  In Defense Costs   Talks with Truman Indicate ‘Freezing’  At $16.5 Billions

No Immediate New Requests For Money   . Congress Prepares to. Act on Measures Asking For 14 Billions to Prosecute War

Estimate On War Needs   Defense Program Fo: U. S. Studied By Leaders

More Money For Military Not Expected   Total Asked For Amounts To Over 16 Billion Dollars

TRUMAN TALKS TO DEMO “BIG FOUR”   Leaders Discussed Legisla tive Program with  President   HOPE FOR FAST ACTIO?

No Immediate Need For More War Cash Seen   Military Defense Budget Boosted by 16 Billion Since Korean Invasion

DIXIE'S LEADERS READY TO MEET SHOW OF FORCE   Battle Assured As Administration Chieftain Arranges Early Showdown O n  FEPC Measure. 

Civil Rights Bill Threatend by Senate Filibuster   Lucas to Press Showdown Of FEPC Program on Floor Friday

Labor Day’s Celebration  World-Wide   Struggle for and Against Communism Theme Of 61st International May Day Observance

May Day Big One For Reds In Moscow  Thousands Reviewer PrP  ) Tae eee Sener! Ga tt    Thousands Reviewed By Marshal Stalin in Parade

Stalin Reviews Soviet Thousands From Red Square   Yugoslavia, Israel, Stage Own Shows; Disorders Minor

Russ Show Armed Might for Stalin In May Day Parade   Eyes of World On Berlin Where Day is Quiet

Moscow Has Mammoth May Day Parade   Russian Capital Is Engulfed In Sea Of Red Bunting

\Insurrection in Wisconsin...  Stalin in Standard May- Day Review Past Lenin's Tomb While U. S. Parades, Too

Living Costs in US. Drop Fractional Point But Level Still is High

Communications Are Disrupted, Roads Clogged In Cities   46 Persons Marooned 6 Hours Rescued

FRESH U.S. TROOPS LAND IN KOREA   Seaborne American. Reinforeements Speed with Full Battle Gear Toward Front — .Communist Offensive Spears Within 50 Miles of Vital Pusan.

FRESH U. $. TROOPS LAND  WW KOREA.   Seahorne American Relnforce+ ments Sneed ‘with Full Battte Gear Toward Front — Com. munist Offensive Speara Within 50 Miles of Vital Pusan.

Base Nears Completion  Speedy Mobilization Of Armed Forces Apparently Easing Off

Armed Services Appear fo Be Easing Off Mobilization — Peace With Base Total Fixed  More “Orderly” Policy Is Seen For Future by All Forces

MOBILIZATION MAY EASE OFF   Air Force Immediately Halting Call-Up Of Enlisted Reserves  NO GUARDS ABROAD

Pace Eases In Calls for Reservists   Army Hopes To Begir Releases; Changes In Procedures.

YANKS MAY START ~-TOEUROPE SOON   XO GUARD WNITS TO GOTHER RELEASE MAY START NEXT SUMMER.

Army Seems To Be Easing ‘Mobilization   Indications Now Point  To Slowing Of Pace

NO GUARDSMEN TO EUROPE Reservists, Guardsmen Due  Early Discharge, Army Hopes

U.S. Easing Its Call-Up Of Reserves   New Procedures Now Being Used By Armed Forces

National Guards. ‘Won't Be Sent To  Foreign Country   Release In 1951 Is Seen; New Reserve Policy Put-Into Effect

MAY RELEASE GUARD UNITS NEXT SUMMER   Army Hopes To Have Mobilization _ Program Completed Before Farly 1952

Army To Release NG By Summer  Sec. Pace. Hopeful Of Prompt Action

Mobilization Pace Appears To be Easing   No Signs Seen Of Change in Intent To Build Strong U. 5. Armed Force

ORDERS TO FILL MILITARY NEEDS ARE SLACKENED   Powerful Defense Machine Will Be Built But Calls For More Men Are Being  _ Eased,

Armed Forces Slow Down Big Mobilization   Tempo of Induction Reduced As Korean War Nears End

Some Easing Off in Armed Forces Looms   Permanent Program fo) Strong Military Force » Seems to Be Nearing — Its Final Form

U.S. Military Kases Up On Mobilization  Slowdown.Of Pace Appears With Goal

Military Appears To Be Easing Off Fast Mobilization  Hopes. To Discharge   Hopes. To Discharge Guard, Reservists, Called Up by Army

HOPE FOR GUARD, RESERVES Army Demobilization Begins by Next Summer

May Release Guard Units Next Summer  No Overseas Service Planned, Says Pace

Early Release Or Guard Seem Army Hopes Te Start  rt. ... .. ee ge

Mobilization Pace Eased by Military   Release of Guardsmen Reservists by Next Summer Announced

U. S. EASES OFF ON MOBILIZATION   Fast Pace Following In vasion of Korea Is Slackenine .   TO BUILD A DEFENSE

Solons Order Copper Hearing  New Evidence Aired On Ching Shinoments

Duvall Out Of Register Of Wills Race   County Board President Has Filed For Judge Of Orphan's Court

Worker Qutout Increase Seen  Unemployment Blamec On Production Hikec

Aussies to Bar Bridges   U.S. Can’t Send Him Back, Official Holds; ‘He’s Your Baby Now’

Lucas Says Measure to Be Held Up   Awaits Developments Before Calling Bill For Senate Debate

Wife of Official Dies of Wound  Doctor Says Pistol Fired Accidentally

TRAFFIC DEATHS CLIMB IN NATION   36,009 FATALITIES THIS YEAR,  435 LABOR DAY WEEEEND PREDICIED.

Congress Is Unlikely . To Act on UMT Plan   $ec. Johnson's Request Expected to be Shelved for Present at Least as Members Indicate They Are Too, Occupied With Other Problems. «  RECESS. SOUGHT ON SEPT. 2   - LATE BULLETIN

UMT For Nation AppearsHeaded For Pigeonhole  Recess; Study Taxes, — Subversives. Controls.

No Action Seen On-UMT Plans Until Next Year   ‘Senate Stull Considers Bill Om Home Front Curbs: Final Tax OK Awnited

No Action Seen At Present On Defense Request For Universal Military Training

GOVERNMENT CLAMPS DOWN ON LOANING   Federal Reserve Orders $2 Billion Out of Public Channels

Financial Reserves Ordered Increased; Deny Rubber Control Will Hit Tire Buyer

New Controls Clamped on U.S. Economy   Government Makes It Tougher to Gc t Bank Loans

Bank’s Reserve Requirements Are Increased   L. S. Takes Control of All Rubber; Hoarding Of 55 Items Is Banned

Curbs On Bank Loans Ant Penalties For Hoarding Are Prescribed   ALL RUBBER UNDER FEDERAL REGULATION

Gov’t Slaps On New Curbs, Makes Bank Loans Tougher  Federal Reserve Members Must Hike Reserves; U. S. To Control All Rubber

New Controls Go On: Banks Must Decrease Loans   Government Takes Over All Importing of Rubber

Government to Control All Rubber Supply   Will Take Over Both Distributing And Buying Program

New Controls Slapped On U.S. Credit   Actions Taken to Buildup For The Big Defense Drive

New Controls Placed  On American Economy  U. S. Puts Brake on Bank Loans to Citizens; Orders Hoarding Forbidden on 55 Essential  a er eee ee) a eee

Tougher to Get Bank Loans Now; Ban on Hoarding  55 Essential Materials Included in Order:   55 Essential Materials Included in Order: Government Becomes Sale Importer and Distributor of Rubber.

Limits Use Of Natural Rubber And Tightens Up  Requirements For Loans   New Order Forbids Hoarding Of Many Materials Considered Essential In Meetine National Defense Requirements

Ohio River Crests af Marietta   City of Cleveland Prepares for Five Inches of Snow

River Crests At Marietta   Flood Falls Short Of Anticipated High

Soviet Calls Dean Acheson Charge a Lie   Vishinsky Denies Russia Annexing  Four North China Areas to U.S.S.R.

Soviet Calls Dean Acheson Charge a Lie  Vishinsky Denies   Vishinsky Denies Russia Annexing Four North China Areas to U.S.S.R,

Foreign Minister Vishinsky of Soviet “Russia. DeniesCharge That: His Country is: Annexing Four Chinese Provinces, Calling ita 'Slanderous” Declaration—Accuses Him of Trying to Cover Up Failure of U.S. Policy  in Asia.   CHOU: REACHES MOSCOW

Soviet Minister Blasts Secretary In Press Release   Attack Coincides With Arrival Of  Chinese Minister

Vishinsky Says Acheson’s Charge Is “Lying And Slanderous Declaration”   Russian Takes Violent Exceptions To Secretary OF State’s Claim That Russia Is Annexing North China Provinces. -

Russians Deny Parts Of China  Being Annexed   Vishinsky Blasts Acheson Statement, Calls It False, Slanderous

U1 §, CHARGES ARE ADUAILED BY VISHINGKY   Acheson Is Accused of Lying, Slanderous Annexation Declaration.

DEAN ACHESON CALLED LIAR   Vishinsky Calls Charges  Of Annexation ‘Lying  And Slanderous’

Vishinsky Says Dean Acheson Charge Is Lie  nece Rede Sec   Chinese Reds Secure Pact With Moscow

Vishinsky Hits U.S. Charges In China As ‘Lies’   Chou’s Arrival In Moscow May Signal Friendship Treaty

RUSSIA - CHINA TALKS NEAR CLIMAX   Soviets Deny Annexation Of 4 Chinese Provinees   RED LEADER   Declares Charges Made To Hide Failure Of U. S. Policy In Asia

Acheson Is Liar, Moscow Says Af Press Meeting  Says U. S. Charges Made to Cover Own

Soviets Deny Annexin g 4  China Areas   Acheson Charge “Lying And Slanderous,’ Is Vishinskv’s Retort

Vishinsky Blasts At Acheson Claim  Russians Describe Charges as ‘Lies’

VISHINSKY. CHARGES U.S. WITH LYING   Russian Foreign Minister Blasts Dean Acheson. Charge in Unusual Kremlin Press Release.   HITS FAILURE OF U.S. ASIA POLICY   Says American Defensive Line From Alaska = to Philippine Islands is a Line of Aggression.

Soviets Deny Slicing China: U.S. Aims Hit   Vishinsky Asserts Acheson Is ‘Trying To Cover Failures

Lie Charge Flung ByVishinsky Over Acheson’s Report  ‘Slanderous’ Russian   ‘Slanderous’ Russian Leader Declares Of Talk   Connally Asks Cash For China; Korea

Vishinsky Blast af Recent Charge by Sec. Acheson   Says Statement That Soviet Is Annexing Four China Provinces Untrue.

Soviet Minister Denies Achesons’s Charge that Russia Is Annexing North China  Provinces.   RED FRIENDSHIP PACT NEAR CLIMAX

Charges of Sec. Acheson Called Lies   Vishinsky Hits Back At Statements of Chinese Situation

Attacks» N. China  ‘Assertion  Unusual Statemen! Distributed from  BRruectan Kramilin

Vishinsky Says Country Is Not Annexing China   Minister Hands Out Reply in Press Note; Chou Is in Moscow

Denies Russia Annexes North China Provinces  Accusation Called “lying, Slanderous : Declaration’ By Red

“End Run” Led by Ex-Grid Star Frases Commie Wedge   Gen. Davidson Leads Spectacular Dash by 24th Div. Troops Up East Coast

UN OFFENSIVE READIED  Former Army Grid Coach Leads Payoff ‘End Run’

Ex-West Point Coach Blasts Out Red Bulge   Gen. Walker Says Communists Weaker In Front of Troops

Commander In Korea Declares Enemy Weakens  Driving Rains   Driving Rains Handicap Alr Support Efforts

VIOLENCE FLARES Plans to Aid Non- Striking Telephone Employes Mapped

New Court Orders Hamper Pickets In Minnesota, Virginia, Mississippi And South Dakota; Union To Resist

Phone Strike Violence Flares In Philadelphia  Company Maps Plans To Aid Employes Who Still Seek To Work

Fights Flare As Strikers, -. Police Clash   Phone Officials Map Plans To Aid Non-Striking Emopleyes

Phone Strike Pickets Fight With Police   Philadelphia Strikers Try to Block Entry  Of Operators; Talks Remain in Deadlock

U. S. Phone Strike Hit By Violence   Officials Map ‘Plans To HelpLoyal Employes

RELIEF PLANS MAPPED  Philadelphia Pickets Battle  Police at Bell Exchance

Capehart Seeks To Ban Legalized Racetrack Bets   Says Action Would Wipe Out Gambling Rings In Nation

Pari-Mufuel Ban Called Cure for Bookie Gambling  Sentiment Growing   Sentiment Growing Against Crime Rinas

senator Asks Ban on Legalized Betting at Races   Says Unlawful Bookies Base Wagering on Pari-Mutels

Calls For Ban On Legalized Race Betting   Would Wipe Out Most of Vast Gambling Rings, Says. Capehart

Race Track Betting Ban  Suggested Capehart Asks   Federal Action

Race Traek  Gambling  nl  Ban Is U reed   Capehart Says Denial Of Betting Would Wipe Out Vast Groups In United Slates

Senator Says Banning Race Track Betting Would Wipe Out Big Rings

Senator Demands Race Betting Ban   Parimutuels Branded as Basis OF Illeaal Betting by Capehart

Republican Seeks Curb On Bettine   Senators Study Gambling Rings

Senator Would End Legalized Betting at Tracks   Capehart Not Read) To Move Against Legal Gamblina

Says Illegal Gaming Basec on Legal Bets   Senator Claims Ban on Pari-Mutuels Would Nip Rackets

Solon Wants Ban On Race Betting    Senator Says It Would Wipe Out Most of Vast Gambling Rings in U. S.

Would Wipe Out Gambling Ring   Suggests National Ban on Legalized Race Track Bettina

Urges Wide Ban on Race Betting   ‘Senator Says Rings  Based on Track Gambling -

Senator Says It Would Wipe Out Most of Vas Gambling Rings in U. S

Sen. Capehart Says Ban On Legalized Race Track Betting Would Hurt Gambling Rings

Senator Urges U.S. Betting Ban  Capehart Feels Legal Rattina Shauld Fad

Union OK’s Nash Pension Program   Hope Pattern Will Help in Settlement of Chrysler Strike; Called Advanced

SEE HOPE FOR ENDING STRIKE   UAW Hopeful Nash Pension Plan May Result In Chrysler Break

Nash UAW Wins Pension Plan —   Hope for.Early Break ‘ in Chrysler Strike Is Revived

Nash Signs New Contract   Details Fan Hope of Early Break im Choveler Strika

UAW Victory in Nash Negotiations Fans Hope for Chrysler Settlement

Nash and UAW Agree on Pensior  Raises -Hopes of Break at Chrysler

2,000 Search for Little Girl, 3, Foosst in Woods: Bearsare F eared

Soviet Opens New Front.   Offensive Aimed at . ‘Good Neiqhbor’ Policy

Reds Active In Latin America  Top U. S. Diplomat Issues Warnings

State Births Drop Slightly  ona.-a 2) me Add.   Child Disease Mortality Generally Low Here

Winter Hands State Double-Fisted Attack   Cold Air in East And . Southeast Followed ®, Rain And Sleet

Temperatures Near Zero Ovel Most of State   Even Calder Forecast For Tonight; Many of Highways Icy

Colder Tonight Forecast   Tarkio Down To Five Below For State Low

STILL ON U.N. PAY ROLL  Gubitchen Drew a Salary of 66,000 a Year

Taegu Threat Eased, Allies Close Breach   5-Mile Gap Sealed, Red Units Trapped; Key Mountain Lost

eds Take Heavy Beating; Taegu Threat Eased   Communists Make Gains At Southern End But Suffer Severe Losses; Rain Grounds Planes

Yanks Seal 5-Mile Gap In Defenses   Breach Closed, Threat Ecsed Around Taequ

Battered Gl’s  Seal Breach  In Defenses  Red Invaders Lose ‘Heavily as UN  Forces Close Trap

Agreement s Reached Today To End Strike   Tieup On Five Roads Ends After SevenDay Strike Period

Firemen-Enginemen, Four Idled Roads Come to Aqreement   Withdrawal of Union’s Demand For Third Man on Big Diesels Resolves No. 1 Disputed Issue

CONVICTED MEN FACE HEARINGS THIS THURSDAY   Government Says (U..8. Commies Now “Ear Greater Danger”

11 Reds Now  More Perilous   New Charges Made In U. S. Affidavits

Thomas sis Les       oh eae gfe     } ” Dlohoana Vokeen . Guctad in Primarw

Clues in Hunt for Plane Are Nebulous  Oil Slick, Yellow Objects ‘Seen  a» oe TT ¢.c ee

No Trace of Missing Navy Plane   “Yellow Objects” Seen Turn Out to Be Fish Storage Box.

FLOATING OBJECTS SIGHTED IN SEARCH FUR PLANE'S CREW   i  Russian Newspapers Protest Baltic Hunt Off Soviet Territory by American Pilots,   TEN ABOARD CRAFT WHEN IT VANISHED   Bad Weather Interrupts Quest — Score or More Air Crews Wik Comb Area Today,

NO CLUE FOUND IN SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE   Objects Believed Life Rafts Prove To Be  Fishermen’s Boxes

Clues in Hunt for Plane  Are Nebulous  Oil Slick, Yellow Objects Seen

Objects. Seen On Water Not  From Bomber Hont Will Be   Hunt Will Be Resumed At Dawn

Yellow Objects, Oil Slick Fail to Locate Survivors of Craft Feared Shot Down

Bad Weather Intercepts Quest; Score Or More Aircrews To Take Off Again Today

Russia Charaes. Hunt Excuse for Air Maneuvers  Fliers Believe One of Objects Sinhted Life Raff

Air Crews Plan To Renew Hunt  lor Life Rafts   Soviets Claim Search Is Exeuse for Aerial Maneuvers Off Latvia

Fliers Sight Oi Slick In Navy Craft Hunt  Report Yellow Objects Afloat.

Missing Plane Still Hunter   Yellow Objects Spotted -Near Where Privateer "Became. Lost

WARWIGK'S GRADUATES GIVEN CERTIFICATES   Musical and Commencement Take Place at School   EIGHT IN THE CLASS

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   gees Sak yee Ss   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Willis Smith Will Oppose Sen.Graham   ‘Conservative’ Joins Reynolds, Others In Race

Surgeon Turns Memories, Dreams “On And Off’ By Stimulating Brain

TYPINGS   Doctors Able to Turn My By Electrica! Impulses on Parts

Scientists Discover Means Of Turning Dreams, Memory On And Off By Using Charge

Brain Surgeon Turns ‘On And Off'  Dreams And Memories Of Young Bor

Brain Surgeon Brings back Dreams Of Patient with Electrical Shock

Brain Surgery Can Control Memory * * * *” * * * * * oe x *  Flectrodes Annlied Ta Child Tnen Ule Deonme De. And ate

DREAM STOREHOUSE’ UNLOCKED Memories, Visions Return  Under Stimulation During Delicate Surgery on Brain

U.S. SEIZES § CHINESE SHIPS   Action Will Keep Vessels From Reds

NATIONALIST CHINESE SHIPS  Vessels Taken Ove: When Owners De fanit Payment ol

9 Chinese Nationalist Ships Seizec   U.S. Action, Because Payments in Default, Seen Aimed at Reds

3rd Gale In Week Hits Pacific Coast, Continues to Blow   Serious Damage Caused Up and Down the West Shores

Third Gale Of Week Rakes Pacific Coast, Leaving Three Dead, Heavy Damage

DAMAGE ESTIMATES SOAR Two Dead, Scores Injured As Storm Whips West Coast

Week’s Third Gale Rakes West Coast  Topples Mara Treas On Littered Roads

Third Storm Of Week Hit: West Coast   At Least Two Die Score Injured, Damage Mounts

STORM BATTERS  PACIFIC COAST: 2 PERSONS DEAT   Winds Cause Damage From Southern California to Canada and as Far as 750 Miles Inland.   PHONE LINES DOWN; BULLDINGS UNRCQFED   Huge Waves Close Golder  Gate to Shipping—Bricks   Peeled From Structure  ] in Spokane.

Republicans to Battle Demo Quiz   Object to Shifting Crime Investigation to Select Group

FBI Chief Hoover Tells How Citizens Can Help Combat Spies, Saboteurs

‘Start Drive on Sries, Saboteurs  Federal Jury Wil   ‘One Federal Jury Will Handle All Charges

Be On Your Guard   ’ FBI Chief Tells Citizens How To Combat Sabotage

DRIVE 10 CATCH SPIES, SABDTEURS LAUNGHED BY U. 9,   Citizens Asked to Report Quickly to FBI Any Evidence of Subversive Activities.   FOUR GRAND JURILES TO BE KEPT ON DUTY   Senate Passes Bill Designed to Ward Off Chance of Enemy Ship Starting Sneak Atomic Attack.

Nation Opens Drive on Spies And Saboteurs   Hoover Says Citizens Can Play Major Part In Stopping Commies

Drive to Uncover Spies, Saboteurs At Home Is Begun   Citizens Alerted To Report Sabotage to FBI; Swift  Prosecution Ensured

City Could Get Housing Project   Wartime Units Here Are Still Unclaimed

All Passport Visas Are Suspended to Permit Checkups   Action Is Taken Due To Tight New Internal Security Law of U. 5S.

U.S. Ban On Alien Passports   All American Officials Abroad to Suspend Visas for Check Under New Security Law.

Aliens Barred From U. $. Under ‘Freeze’ Order   Passport Issuance Halted by New Anti-Red Law ~*~

Government Stops Entry  {nto America  a = 4 a442 aiale   Orders Officials Throughout World To Suspend Visas Of Those Enroute

T 'ydings Slaps Butler ‘Fraud’ In State Vote  Senator-Elect Replies In Kind TT. 6D... Cin . 2... Lt IY.   Senator-Elect Replies In Kind To ‘False Statement’ Charces

Oklahoma’s Now’ Famed Leopard Dies 15 Hours After He Is Captured in Pit

Famed Oklahoma City Leopard Dies Following Capture   ‘Zoo Director Says Cause O Death Unknown; Drugged Meat Used In Capture

Leopard Returns to Zoo, Eats Doped Meat. Dies    Oklahoma City’s. Excitement Ends... With Capture } and Demise of Dangerous Beast

OKLAHOMA CITY'S BIG LEOPARD DIES ~~ AFTER GAPTURE   Beast Found Dead in Cage 15 Hours After Being Trap ped With Drugged  ' Horse Meat,   ANIMAL REMAINED  DROWSY THROUGH DAY   Cat Believed to Have Koamed 18 Miles From Zoo During Three Days of Freedom,

Leopard Dies After Drugs Bring Capture   Found Dead in Cage; Indicate Overdose of Knockout Chemicals Brought About Desth

DRUGGED MEAT SNARES BEAST  Oklahoma’s Famed Leopard Dies After Return to Zoo

eWild Animal Driven Back to Cage by Hunger  © Believed to Have Eaten Too Much   Believed to Have Eaten Too Much Doped Meat; Seemed at First to Be Sleeping Off His Jaunt in Good Shape.

Leopard Dies In Oklahoma Zoo 15 Hours After Drugged-Meat Capture

Oklahoma Leopard Dies Following Meal Of Doped Horse Meal   Respiration Was Good © After Capture, Report Of Veterinarian Shows

In Animal Heaven 2n_Animal Meaven  Famed Leopard Di Dies F ollowing Capture

Oklahoma Leopard Dies In Cage Following Meal Of Doped Horse Meat

70 Injured as Trains Collide In Pennsylvania   Eight Ohioans Among Victims; Investigation Hel

Officials Probing Railroad Collision  70 Persons Injured In Head-On Crach

TRAINS COLLIDE INJURING 70   Trains Moving Slow At Time of Crash

National Guard Called Out  In Tennessee Textile Strike  _ Violence Flares At Gates Of Plant And  rr... HO Tn  Pe tee WW awalle ak VAs ow: , +” J

Rear Guard Action Holds Back Commies   North Koreans Now Reported 20 Miles From Taejon

Americans Expected To  Make Their First Major Stand At Strateaic Stream

But Americans Claim Koreans Are Cut Off From Supply Bases   Ground Action Is Particularly Intense and Growing Stronger; North Koreans Claim 700 Americans Killed and 200 Captured.

WRATAK R   PLAN STAND UNTIL MORE. HELP COMES   Americans Driven Out of Chochinwon; Make Orderly But Bloody SevenMile Withdrawal.   N. KOREA CLAIMS 700 YANKS KILLED   Air Strikes Cut Off Red ‘Columns From Supply . Bases, But. Their t Drive  is Unchecked. °

Yanks Prepare For New Stand   Strong Communist Drive Rolls Over Defense Positions, Pressura Heavy

North Korean Forces Held fo Slow Advance   American Air Force Continues Hammerine Vehicles, Supplies

Vital Point Threatened By Advance   Invaders Capture Town Cose to U.S. Concentration Area

Reds Cut Off by Air Blows Still Push On   Americans Prepare for Stand on South Bank of Kum River

CUT SUPPLY LINES FAIL TO HALT REDS   Air Force Claims Invaders Unable T:  Ranlenizh Forces

Tank-led Forces  ~ Push US Troops To Kum River  SEVER SUPPLY LINES  Fierce Air Assaults Isolate North  Korean Advance Troops From Own Reinforcement Bases At Rear

BUILD DEFENSES, AWAIT ARRIVAL OF NEW TROOPS   RUMOR DIVISION OF CHINESE REDS HAS EFFECTED LANDING

Battle Lines 13 Miles Off New Capital   Chinese Commie Division Reported Landed In South Korea

North Koreans Make a TwoPronged Tank Thrust at Vital River Area  SUPPLY LINE WRECKED But Reds Had Built Up a  Huge Stockpile Ahead of Air Attacks

First Snow Of The Season  End To Long Hot Spell As Cold  At. Wiawae 'm

Mercury io Fall Into Low 20's Tonigh! in Sfaie   First Snow of Secson Is Reported as Long Warm Spell Ends.

Barkley Slaps “Suspicion” As Liberty Peril   Vice President Hits Rumor Peddlers And *Points Out Dangers

Barkley Urges Guard Against Threats to US  Vice President Fears eS en ene *,i ¢. Og  VAs

Scores Hunt Missing Plane   Warmer Weather Adds To Hopes for 44 Men

EXPRESS: HOPE FOR THOSE ON TRANSPORT   _Majer From Akron. Was The Pilot

Hunt far Miccina  fbUiha sl PEROT  ArcticPlane Pushed  Lack of Daylight,   Lack of Daylight, Storm Hamper Search

Yanks Run Into Stiff Resistance  Enemy Holes Up in Wooden  Dillkbnvec to Stand Off Gis

Log Pillboxes Are Used For Defense Chain   Prized Port City Of Wonsen Token; Mono-Up Underway

TRUMAN WILL FLY TO PACIFIC FOR TALK WITH MacARTHUR      ROKs Take Wonsan: Reds Blunt Yank Drive:

Mop-Up Job Remains In Coast Port   Port Facilities Reported 50 Per Cent Intact; Reds Stall Americans

U.S. Aireraft Lands In City; Reds Fleeing   First Cavalry Attacking ) Toward Pyongyang  Under Fire

First Cavalry Encounters Stern Resistance; Enemy Troops Flee From Wonsan

American Planes Use Airstrip Soon After Biggest Prize Falls   But U. S. First Cavalry Forces Are Able To Punch Only One More Mile Across Line.

Big Airport Also Seized Near City   Americans Move Within 10 Miles Of Kumchon

Cavalry Gains Only 3 Miles From Parallel   Communist Defense Collapses at Port, Is Strong Elsewhere

Airfield Also Falls To Invaders   Vital Port City Biggest Prize Yet In Northern Drive

PUGH IN WEST TO PYONGYANG SLAWED DOWN   First Cavalry Held to Crawl by Murderous Fire From Reds.

Mopping-Up Last Remnants Of Reds in City   First Cavalry Hits Stiff Resistance In Mountains

Port of Wonsan Is Invested After Siege   American Forces Virtually Stalled In Southwest Thrust

Vital Airstrip Also Taken In Major Assault   U.S. Cavalry Forces Punch Three Miles Over 38th Parallel

U. S. First Cavalry Troops Stalled In Drive Toward Red Capital — Industrial Wonsan Falls After Bitter Street Fighting

Yanks Encounter Fierce ‘Resistance tn ‘Three-Mile Push Toward Pyongyang

Wonsan Seized But Yanks Run Info Hot Fight   UN Forces on Drive Across 38--Planes Help Blast Path

Take Second Most Vital City in North ” And Its Airfield As Red Defenses Collapse, Yank Drive In West Slowed to a Standstil

oA A: rT Ow hw vv UW a — a ae Fr vyv ie glee see  Wonsan, Prize East Coast City, Falls To South Koreans After Street Battle

Coastal City Biggest. Prize So Far In No. Korean Campaign   U.S. Troops Slowed Up In South

Prized Coast Port City of Wonsan Falls   South Koreans Climax 100-Mile Sweep Into ~ Road Territory: U. S. First Cavalry Stalled .

Wonsan Falls In Fierce Fighting But Foe Blocks Drive Aimed At Capital

Biggest Prize Yet in North Korean War  American Forces  Red Resistance

Reds Hole Up And Stop U. S. Cavalry Drive  — stance Sti ff In  Pie, WRI GA . teke erase eiOemy, ea

American Troopers Hit Snag in Moves Across 39th Near Kaesone City

SOUTH KOREANS SEIZE WONSAN; YANKS STALLEL   Key Port City Falls After Day And Night Battle; Mop-Up Ahead

mI LINE AA  U.S. Drive Across 38th Is Stalled  Harbor, Airport Will Aid Allies

Wonsan Taken  By S. Koreans;  Mop Up in City Ist Cavalry Finds Red  Resistance Strong Alana 28th Parallel

NATION'S DEAD PAID TRIBUTE AT ARLINGTON   Wreath Placed on Tomb of Unknown Soldier by Aide te President Truman.

At Arlington Cemetery  Legion Head Urges U.S. All Out Mobilization

We Cannot Forget—  War Rages: US. S. Pays Tribute   General Prays

US Observes Armistice Day   National Leaders Gather For Rites At Arlington

Rites in Arlington Cemetery Top Nation’s Armistice Day Observance

No Disturbance, Noted Italian Industry Stalls In Nation-Wide Strike

Senators Flay Peace by ‘Deal’   ' Bipartisan Group Rejects Trade With Russia

Admiral Sherman, 53, Confirmed As Successor  To Denfeld By Senators   Sen. McCarthy, (R-Wis) Says Navy Secretary Mat thews Should Be Impeached; Claims Cabinet Member Wholly Incompetent

SOLON URGES IMPEACHMENT OF MATTHEWS   Republican McCarthy Terms Secretary ‘Incompetent’

Succeeds Admiral Denfield, Ousted by President; Republicans Demand Impeachment of Secretary Matthews.

Sherman Gets Confirmation As Navy's Tor Man   Sec, Matthews Gets Bronz Cheer. as an Imcompetent ..

Senate Confirms Adm. Sherman  For Denfeld Job Poy + ee   Impeachment of Matthews Demanded by McCarthy

Senate OK’s Sherman As Top Admiral  Impeachment Of Matthews Asked

Quake Cracks Mexican Cane West of Yuma; Rail Line Washed Out; Cars Derailed

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MIAMI STRIKE   .FOUR MEN KHALED INTO COURT —PACKING PLANT WORKER  t REPORTED BEATEN.  i

Last Commies Of Naktong Bulge Erased   Enemy Offensive May Be Developing From Chinju

Comrhunist  Massing Near Pusan   Desperate for a Victory To ‘Offset Their Losses on     Northwestern Front

Hopes to Put Workers In Pits Next Week   IF ederal Threat Fails to Daunt ‘UMW Ranks; Chiefs Mum

WALKOUT HITS NEW STATES: 37,200 IDLE   No Contract, No Wor! Slogan Of Diggers; Rails’ Stocks Low

Thousands Idle As. Showdown Arrives   Cool Miners Keep Up Chant, “No Contract : Ne Work”

Lewis Supported By Angry Diggers   ‘Let Them Put Us in Jail,’  Defiant Sirikersa Say

‘Let Taft, Hartley And Truman Dig Coal’, Miner In High Disgust, Reiterates

Pilot Who ‘Ditched’ Blazing Bomber Tells of Fight to Shore and Safety

PLAN TO COMBAT RUSSIAN MOVES IN COLD WAR MADE   ‘United States, England and France Perfect Outline of Continuing Struggle Against the Forces of Communist Imperialism.

Leaders Big Three Powers End Meeting   Western Nations Have Agreed on Course of Action to Combat Cold War of Russians

Big Three Ministers Confident Of Victory Over Communism As Talks Are Concluded; Plan SessionIn N.Y.

‘Big 3’ End Cold War Meetings   Foreign Ministers Agree on Policies To Halt Red Drive

Big-3 Parley Ends   Foreign Ministers Pledge Support To Middle East, Orient

Big Three Agrees on Firm Policy   Foreign Ministers of United States, France And Britain End Meet   AGGRESSIVE ACTION   Express Determination To Fight imperialism— Communist-Led World

BIG THREE AGREE ON WEST'S POLICY IN THE COLD WAR   Support to Be Given New States in Southeast Asia That Oppose March of Communism.   REAFFIRM DESIRE FOR TREATY WITH AUSTRIA   Decision Reached to Set Up Committee to Encourage Migration From Overcrowded Europe.

Allies Chart Action In Global Cold War   Big-Three Ends London Conference: Ficht Acainst Reds in Asia Mapped

Southeast Asia To Receive Aid Against Commies   Ministers Agree On Main Lines Of World Policy

No Vital Changes In Policy   Big Three End Council With  Confidence To Build Freedom

Big Three Feel Confident Of Final Victory  Min cote On Main es OF hinted Fone,

ULat PARLEY IN LONDON ON HOPEFUL NOTE   Ministers Agree Upon Polic for World Fight on - Communism.

West Powers MapCampaigr To Check Reds   Ministers Wind Up Sessions, Announce Agreement On Plans

Support Promised Southeast Asia ‘States in Fight Against Military Power of Communist Imperialism

Big Three End Parley ‘ Confident of Victory  Agree on Main Lines of Policy in All Dende nf Warld ‘on Eeanht an Cammias

Big Three Ends Conference On Confident Note   Defense Against Red Menace Topic Of Talks In London

 Happy With Bride ‘Wedding Automatically Ends  Navy Career Of Midshipmar

NEW RUSSIAN TANKS IN  Allied Eastern Sea Anchor Line on the 120 Mile Front Has Collapsed

Minor Strike Violence Breaks Out As Oil Workers Walkout Continues

Spending Bill Nearing Final Senate Action   Senator Taft Says Budget Looks Alright

Soviets Herald Kremlin Policy Change  UN Group Approves U.S. Anti-War Plan

REACH BROAD AGREEMENTS ON DEFENSE   Door Not Closed To Honorable Peace Negotiations With China

\Friendly Japanese Hospital Helps Gls Forget Horrors of Korean War

Rescued Prisoners Recover Care. Comfort Restorina Those Freed From Reds

Junior Achievers Entertained By  Ingersoll Steel  Jaycraft Unit Honored For Winning Awards In National Contest

Junior Achievers Entertained By Ingersoll Steel  Jaycraft Unit Honored   Jaycraft Unit Honored For Winning Awards In National Contest

PAYMENTS MAY BE WITHHELD  UMW Chief Accuses. Mine Owners Of ‘Conspiracy’

Say Some Owners Plan To Renege On Welfare Fund   Vice President Kennedy Claims Mine Owners Make It Difficult To Get Men To Work   ‘ATTEMPT TO BUILD ROBERT DENHAM CASE’   Miners Jeer Leaders Attempt To Get Them Back To Mines—Want Contract

Broke Into 1,000 Homes For Money to Buy Gifts   Looted Detroit Homes of Nearly $100,000 He Says

Sex Hormones May Hold Key  toRejuvenation   Amazing Results Reported In Making Aged ‘Young’ Again

HOUSE PASSES ARMS AID BILL      Provides $1,222,500,000:  Military Help To    Free Nations

House Votes Aid fo Free Nations   “$1,222,500,000 to Give Military Helo:

House Passes 4,222,500 009 Arms Aid Bill   Measure, Already Passed in Senate, Voted by 36] to 

VOTES A BILLION   House Bows to President's ~ Request for Military Aid ‘to Free Nations

Starting Cost Of Building Up War Machine Is S10 Billion   Sharp Tax Increase, Other Controls Needed to Pay Bills

House OKs Huge Fund for Aid fo Free Nations   $1,222,500,000 Votec For Military Use to Fight Communism

HOUSE VOTES BIG MILITARY AID BILL   Responds To Truman Cal To Help Free Nations Combat Reds Abroad

Tax Increase To Be Needed, Congress Told   No Limits on Armed Forces Urged—Price Control and Rationing Postponed at Present

House Rushes Arms Aid Bill  No Time To Quibbi Over $1,222 500,000

House Passes Foreign Arms Aid Measure  Free Nations Will Get $1 Billion To Fiaht Communism

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Party Lines---Personal Rights In The Republic

White House. Denies Assassination Plot Has Stopped Truman’s Stroll .

COUNTY’S PRODUCTION SOARS  Growth Of Scurry Oil Industry Reflected By Rail Board Figures

AUTO INDUSTRIES REJECT CONTROLS   GM., Ford Refuse To Holt  Off Increases In Price

Government Unprepared For Controls   O’Mahoney Angered By Delay In Curbs On U.S. Inflation   RBLILLETIN!

Auto Makers Sternly Chided eae Warning Is Given Of Price Control

GM And Ford Won't Cancel Price Boosts  6cd dL OTE...   “Hold-The-Line” Plea Rejected

G.M., Ford Reject U.S. ‘Hold Prices’   Clash Head-On With Warning Of Rollbac’ By Administration

; eee eee  .S.rrrr,,rr,st=i‘iaevrnrdrRémwm~mS Sr ree Eee —eeEeEeEeEeEyEyyyEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeee  GM And Ford Refusal To Withdraw Price Increases Brings Warning

Auto Makers To Keep Hike   Tarn Down Request By Priee Controller

GM, Ford Def 'US., Retain Price Boost   Economic Stabilizer Is Told Increases Are Forced by High Costs

Hold The-Line Plea Rejected By GM, Ford   Gov't Hints Curbs May Be Invoked

General Motors And Ford Reject Government Plee   Companies Say Cant Avoid Raising Prices

Refuse to Hold Off Price Hikes   Decisions of Ford,  GM Hit Controls

Ford and GM Refuse Plea On Price Hike   Administration Talks of  Roll Back If Needed As Curb On Inflation

Motor Companies Reject U.S. Price Hike Request   General Motors and Ford Claim New Car Costs Justify Raise

Government Warns Car Makers On Price Hike   Economic Chief Says He ‘Can And Will Roll Back Prices’ If Necessary For Nation’s Good

Ford, GMC Reject Plea  On Prices   GovernmentHints Of Crackdown With Controls

GM, Ford Clash With Government Price Oiticial   New Price Reasonable, Considering Costs, Wilson Says

CAR PRICES STICK   Administration Request’ to Hold Back Increases Rejected

Auto Makers Wont Cancel Price Boosts   Materials Going Up Government Told

General Motors And Ford Decline To Stop Increase In New Model Price

Death Imminent for Famous Playwright  George Bernard Shaw Expected to Die Soon

Death Is © Near for  G. B. Shaw   Great Playwright Is Given Anglican Church Rite as He Lies Unconscious

Shaw Is Hovering On Brink of Death   Friends Abandon Hope For Famous Playwright

Prayer Read Over Shaw As. Life Fades   Noted Wit, 94, In Coma As ' ' Death Expected

‘RURAL CROSSROADS WITH BIG’ CRIME INCREASE LED NATION. IN LAWLESSNESS, FBI REPORTS.

George Clark Charged With Tax Evasion   US Grand Jury's True Bill Lists Five Accusations

Another Binaggio Associate Indicted For Tax Evasion  Grand Jury Uncovers Tax Fixing Racket by Former Assessor Clark

Soviet Delegate Sails For Home   Blasts U.S. In Parting Statement

Vishinsky Sails for Home With Final Blast At U. S.; Wishes Americans a Happy New Year

Vishinsky Makes One Final Blast   Also Extends New Year’s Greetings

Vishinsky Sails  For Homeland Levels Attack At U. S. On Departing

Jessup To Reply lo Red Charges Before Senators  McCarthy Throws New Biast Againat

Red Pressure Off; Invaders May Be RegroupingF orces   City Of 136,000 Nearly Deserted; U. S. Patrols Probe Enemy Lines; So. Koreans Rectify Right Flank

City of Taejon Said Deserted: Fall Expected  New Defense Line In Mountains Goal

Run Liquor Body With Advice from Governor: Coburn   Cails Beardsley * “Grand Master’ Of Commission

Gov, Beardsley ‘Grand Master’  His Advice Guides Liguor Commission

DANGER INU DISARMAMENT   Gives Warning Against Inmediate Reduction In Armed Might

Speech Before Women’s National Press Club Has No Reference To Seuator Tydings Urge For World Disarmament

Bradley Warns Against Arms Cu  Says Disarmament Hurts Peace Hopes

PEACE WOULD BE JEOPARDIZED Gen. Bradley Warns Nation Acainst Immediate Disarmament

Explanations And Opinions On Business  _ Reports Show ‘We Are Going in  & gare Tht he

Tennessee GOP Gives Reece Seat In Congress; Browning Is Renominated

Reece Wins Congress Seat in Tennessee   Democrats Give Crump Vote of Confidence

Carroll Reeee.  /  Gov. Browning,  Tops In Tenn.   Both Win Easy Nomina. tions, Seen As Sure Of General Election

End Of Strike Now In Sight!   Canadian Gov't Preparing  Law That Would Force  Walkout End

Canada Rail Strike End Is In Sight  Commons Pushin,   Commons Pushing  Bill Through Mill

Government Acts To End Railway Strike in Canada   Measure Instructs Both Parties to Have Lines Operating in 48 Hours

End OF Rail Strike Seen In Canada  3 fav Lf ammame   House Of Commons Opens Consideration Of Directive Bil!

Chinese Reds Said Fighting To Save Plants   Ko-Reds Proclaim They Will Battle ‘to the Last Man’

NEW PHONE THREAT   Based on Charge of Lockout Which Bell Com pany Denies

Union Charges Company Plans Lockout’ Today   Claims Work .Denied Employes for Refusal To Cross Picket Lines

Telephone Strike May Spread fo All Bell Territory   Union Charges Company Plans for a Lockout, ®=t Utility Denies It.

Five States Involved in Phone Crisis   Picketing of Property Is Moving Toward General Strike of All Phone Workers

Bell Telephone Strike Threatens To Widen Out  cid Union Accuses   CIO Union Accuses Company of Making ‘Blons for Lockout

Key Defense Base Pounded by Reds   Chinese Communists Mak ing Another Bid for  Formosa   Nationalists Say Chushas Is Next on the Invasion Timetable

CHINESE REPORT. CHUSHAN ISLAND ‘SHELLED BY RED   Communists Open Fire 1 Naval Base From Rloarky Kinctona

Key Defense Base Pounded by Reds   Chinese Communists Mak. ing Another Bid for  ormosa   WEATHER WAS FACTOR   Nationalists Say Chushar  Is Next on the Invasion  Tumetable

Shells Batter Chushan Base   Red Guns Silenced After AH-Day Fieht

Chusan Hit in Sottening Red Blows   Nationalists Count on Weather to Help Repel Formosa Blows

Truman’s Charges Quicken Probe of Recent Campaign   “Low Level’! Tactics Are Alleged By the  President in Another Sensational Letter

Truman Assertion Speeds Up Probes By Senate Group   Hebert Asks Day of Prayer Gets Letter -on Type of Campaign in Several States

  —PROBES-ARE STEPPED UP—  , } . TrumanSaysCampaigns ‘Low’ In Latest Letter

Election Probes Are Stepped Up   Truman’s Letter To Solon Quickens Probes  By Senate Committee

 Spurs Investigation  'Troman Raps Campaign ‘Acts  In Sharp Reply To New Solon

New Truman Letter --Campaigns in dD States ‘As Low As I’ve Ever Seen’

STILL WRITING LETTERS -- Traman’s Election Charges Steps Up Sift

TRUMAN LETTER SPEEDS PROBE   Capehart Says He Doesn't Blame President For Being Ashamed  EXECUTIVE IS ANGRY

Terrible Tempered Mr. Truman Goes Into Letter-Writing Business Again; Election Accusations Are Denied

HST Assails Campaigns In Five States   ‘As Low As ‘I’ve Ever Seen’

Probe of Political Campaigns In Five States Launched After Truman Squawks About Tactics

New Acrid Truman Letter Revealed In Current Probe Of Senatorial Races

Called “Low” In North Carolina... . ne ONNA  Truman Quickens Political Probes

New Caustic Letter By President Spurs Senate Campaign Investigating Group

President Includes North Carolina In New Attack On Campaign Policies

President's Letter Quickens Election Probes and Congressman’s Pulse

Political Blast Truman's Reply to Prayer Plea   Representative Gets Sharp Letter After Urging Unity

Searchers Fail to Spot C54   Hope for ‘Fix’; Storm to Hamper Search far 44

Signals Spur Hunt For Plane Lost In Yukon  Icy Wastes Combed By Search Pilots

Henry McKay Cary Appointed Member Of Missouri PSC   Former Carrollton Man Was Examiner In Legal Division

New Member Of Public  Service Body   Henry McKay Cary Is Appointed by Governor Smith

Pearson Says Evidence Clear Congressman Has Knowledge of Spending  wr. hye: NMTawpcnmy

Deming Lad Elected Boys’ State Governor: Aderhold BRevresentative

LATEST KOREAN NEWS PERKS UP TOP OFFICIALS   Military Leaders Encour aged By Reports Over Weekend

COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAWS AIRED IN COURT   Amish Parent Refused Tc Send Girl, 14   LEARNING NOT GOOD

Indo-China Hope Tied Te U. S. Arms   French Assembly Turns Down Peace Parlev With Reds

GOP Will Not Wage Fight Against Economic Control Bill on Senate Floor

Navy Summons Active Air Reserve Units   Army To Send More Regular Troops To Bolster Fight In Korea

Weather at Yuma   Marine Reserves  Aierted   Units To Be Caiied Within 10 Days

MARINES CALL OUT RESERVES   All Organized Marine Corps Reserve Ground Forces Being Called Up for Active Duty.   2 WAVY CALLS OUT AIR RESERVE UNITS   At Same Time Army Prepares to Move Regulars From U. S. Bases to Far  ' East.

Files Combed For Reserves  To Be Called   Marine Corps Sends Alert Notices To ‘Certain Units’

Marine Ground. Reserves Called  Navy Sends Orders to Some Air Units

Marine Corps Alerts Groups For Duty Call   Recall Order Due To Be Sent Out Within 10 Days

WARINE RESERVES NUMBERING 47,000 CALLED 10 DUTY   Navy Summons Several Units estimated by Officials to Number 9,000 Officers and 30,000 Men,   REGULAR ARMY COMBAT TEAMS ARE ALERTED   Troops Told to Get Ready t Gio to Far East—Early Request Forecast for High r Draft Age Top.

Marines Cali Up All Organized Reserves In Ground Units; Other Forces Aleried

All Marine Reserve Units  Alerted For Active Dut y   Calls Will Go Out To Organized Groups Within 10  Daves, But All May Not Get First Orders

Femperatures   Marines Order Organized Reserve Ground Units to Duty; Navy Calls Airmen   Army Prepares to Send' Additional Regular Troops to Korea: Identity Bnd Time of Calls Remain Secret

U.S. SERVICES SEND QUT CALL FOR RESERVES   All Ground Units Are Summoned by Marine Corps

Navy Calls  Some Air.  Reserves Army Alerts Sor   Army Alerts Some Combat Teams For Shipment

47,000 Officers And Men Placed On Active Basis  Navy Summons 39,000 Members Of Flying Outfits

Swift Expansion Of Armed Force In Making Today   Limited Number Of Reserves Get Active Duty Call

Army Alerts All Regular US Commands   Navy Calls Some Air Reserves Into ‘Immediate Duty’

Navy Calls For Airmen While Army Places All Combat Teams On Alert   Leathernecks May Order Selected Groups To Report Within 10 Days; Reonrity OQrder«w Canse Confusion

TEAMS ALERT TO MOVE EAST   All Organized Marine Ground Forces Get Active Duty Call

Marine Corps Units Notified To Report   Extended Duty May Be Ordered, Says Washington Official

ARMY COMBAT TEAMS ALERT TO MOVE EAST   All Organized Marine Ground Forces Get Active Duty Call

\Marine Cor ps Reser ve Units iF ace Summons   Alerted for Recail on Short Notice; Decision Due on Guard

Marine Reserves Advised of 10-Day  Active Duty Notice Alert St. Louis Unit:   Alert St. Louis Unit; intend to Call Some Naval Reservists

Marine Reserves Get Call to Duty   All Ground Reserve Units Being Summoned

Marine Reserve Units Alerted  Selected Groups Will Go on Active Duty

Summons Air Units   Army Issues Alert To A Number Of Combat  Teaame

Tucson Marine  Unit Is Called   Leatherneck Ground Units All To Get Orders

All Marine Corps, Some Navy Units Recalled to Duty   Combat and Support Units F rom Each Of Six Regular Army Areas Alerted  For War Service in the Far East .

Calls Are Issued To Reserve Units yg ly ly : the Order  NO NUMBERS ARE GIVEN  Officers Report Orders Have Already Gone Out to Select Groups

Marine Corps Reserves Get Stand-by Call   All Ground Forces Alerted for Active Duty by Units

Recall Order To Go Out In Next 10 Days   Will Be First Branch Of Service To Call Up Reservists By Units; Nation  al Guards Await Call

Enlistment Standards Radically Cut   \Organized Marine Reserve Ordered To DutyNow: ‘(Navy Alerts Many: Army Men Going To Far East

Air Units of  Navy Put on Active Duty   Army Notifies Forces From Each Area of Far East Move.

Marine Corps Organized Reserves Called To Duty As Navy Calls Air Units   Army Also Issues Alert To Number Of Regular Army Combat Teams Around Country To Get Ready To Move To Far East Command

Marines Alert  Reservist Units  Corps Drafts List For Early Recall

Army Issues Alert, Navy  Calls Airmen  USMC Units Get 10-Day Notices

Selected Units of Marines Are Alerted  Duty Within 10 Days, Official Says _

Navy Summons Number of Air Reserve Units   Army Issues Alert to Several Combat Teams For Far East Service

Marine Reserves Alerted;  Dallas Navy Group Called   Dallas Orders

RESERVES ARE EXPECTING ORDERS AT ONCE   Armed Forces Need 547,382 Men for Full Stren¢eth

Red Infantry, Tank Attack Takes City   Heavy Losses Inflicted Upon Northern Invaders

Army, Navy Alert Units for Duty   Leatherneck Ground Forces to Be Ready for Duty in 10 Days

Special Term Aims To Raise Hospital Fund   $20 Million Needed For Next 19 Months And $5 Million For-Buildinas

Legislators Begin Arriving For Special Session On Tuesday   Face Problem Of Raising $20,000 000

Subzero Cold, Heavy Snowfall Hit Wide Bell   Mercury Dips To 29 Be- low In Minnesota; Dixie Hard Hit

Biting Cold Felt Over Wide Area  Subzero Mark Willi Reach Into Ohio

Sub-Zero Cold  Freezes North   Mereury Plunges inp Wak Of Yuletide Snows

SNOWSTORMS HIT AURTHERN STATES MERCURY PLUNGES  1   White Blanket Reaches From Minnesota to Western Pennsylvania and New York.   CREWS WAGE FIGHT TO KEEP ROADS OPEN   Fall in Chicago Measures 7!  Inches — 10 Below Zero Predicted for Mtinois and Indiana.

Biting Cold Wave Moves  Across U.S.  Mercury Driven   Mercury Driven Down To 29 Below In North States

From Five To Seven Inches Of New Snow Fell On Wide Belt In Northern United States

Senate Crime Probers Want Western Union Files Frozen   Want ‘Company to Stop Destroying Records MVhich Mav Provide Leads in Investigation

Giant New Office Of Defense Mobilization To Be Set Up; Promises No Appeasement

Price-Pay Control, Arming 3'2 Million To Meet Red Threat   Higher Taxes, Longer Hours, Less Luxury Because Freedom in Peril, Says President

Nation Placed On Virtual War Basis By Action   Defense Program Will Be Greatly Speeded At Once

¥resitlent In Falk to Nation Fri. duy Night Puls Finger on Rossin for Pushing World “ty The Brink of a Gererat Was.”

President Issues Emergency Order  As Reds Threaten  Office Of Defense Mobilization To Be Headed By GE Chieftain

Sergeant Held In WAF Death   Military Policemen Guard Against Suicide

BERLIN POLICE ALERTED.EOR         ‘Western Troops Set. to Move in If Violence Starts

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German Police Put On Alert for Rally Of Communist Youths  Western Armies Geared for Action If Violence Threatens

East, West German Forces Alerted   Communist Youth Rally Causes Preparedness In Berlin Areas

Saigon’s Police Smash Red Plot   Plan for Attack Within City Fails

160 TERRORISTS TAKEN Communists’ Plot to Attack Saigon Smashed by Police

Red Plot To Attack Saigon Nipped  100 Terrorists Seized In Raids

Indochina Red Plot Smashed  Attack Inside Saigon Planned by Terrorists

U.S. Admits AF Bombing: in Russia   Says We Violated Russian Territory By Mistake

Willis Smith Hopes To Begin Senate Campaign Next Week   Graham’s Headquarters Already Operating; Reynolds To Open Office About March 20

LABOR REGIME TRIMS TAX IN BID FOR VOTES   Britain’s Middle Clas: Gets Relief; Gasoline Ration Is Doubled

Labor Woos Middle Class Taxpayer Attlee’s Budget Gives Relief to Big Voting Grou

British Labor Regime Cuts Income Tax   In Bid To Middle Class; Moves To Gral Industrial Bonuses

Britain Cuts Tax On Middle Class  Alfow More Gasoline And Stronger Beer

Tax Cut for Middle Class In England   Sir Stafford Cripps Makes Bid for Electior Support.

Reductions In Income Taxes ~ Given Britist   Middle Class Group Get: Cuts Amounting To $33 Each

Labor Cabinet Cuts British Income Taxes.  Government Takes Action To Make Friends

Cripps Cuts Income Tax In Budget   Middle Class Geis Most Of Benefit; Onnacition Confers

Worid Attention Focuses Upon Drama of New Hampshire ‘Mercy Death’

Confessed Atom Spy Says He And Fellow Commie Lied To Federal Grand Jury Investigating Them

Easter Bells Will Ring Out Plea Of Peace   Weatherman Says Drizzle To Hamper New Hats, Suits

PEALING BELLS USHER IN EASTER   CHRISTIAN MILLIONS TO COM MFEMORATE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST,

NORLD BESET BY FEARS HAG NEW SUPPORT   Message of Church Counc Says Democracy Has Roots in God.

Christians All Over World To Observe Easter   Millions To Attend Various Religious Services Today

Easter’s Message Of Hone Rings Out Across World Beset By Anxiety And Fear

TEXANS JOIN NATION, WORLD IN HOLY OBSERVANCE  “Millions Observe Easter      Tumerous Fase Program Are Slated In City Today

BELLS OF EASTER RING OUT HOPE TO AN ANXIOUS WORLD   All Christendom Celebrates Triumphant Resurrection Day In Colorful Ceremonies; Sunrise Services Held In Many Parts of Country.

Joyous Easter Bells Ring Out  Hope Sounded Anew In World Of Fear

Easter’s Bells Stir New Hope   World, Beset By Anxiety. Prays In Solemn Rites

Fearful World Hears Easter Song of Hope   All Christendom Joins in Commemorating Symbol of the Triumph of Life Over Death

Faster Bells Sound Hope To the World   Millions of Christians Mark  Joyous Event ‘

Joyous Easter Bells Ring Out Hope Message  Millions Throughout   Millions Throughout World Commemorate The Resurrection

) xR EK TRIUMPH OF LIFE OVER DEATH _  Christians Commemora te Great Event Of Long Ago

Millions Join In Worship; Fashion Parade Chilled   Anxious, Fearful World Receives Assurance In Easter Bells: 500.000 Ty Attend Pontifical Mass

Bells Peal A Message Of Hope   Joyous Easter  Is Observed by Millions in all Parts of the World

Probers Name Subscribers To Race News   Chairman McFarland Says List Should Be  Useful’ to Local Law Enforcement Groups

CIGHTH ARMY HEAD Dita IN CRASHED JEEP   Body Its Flown from Seoul to Japan, Where Widow !s Notified.

Jeep Accident Fatal To Chief OfKighthArmy   Walker Killed When Vehiele Hits Truck; Ridg way Given Command

Commander of Eighth Army Dies Just as First Thrusts -New Chinese Attack Open

GENERAL WALKER KILLED AT TIME OF PERIL IN WAR   iPeath Occurs As Red, Hordes  Indicate They Are About i to Open Drive Against Army He Led.   SUCCESSOR TO FLY FROM U. S. TO FRONT   Maj. Gen. Frank W. Milburn Placed in Temporary Command of Forces Facing Enemy in West.

Jeep Hits Truck on Korea Road   High Officer Meets Death on Way to The Fighting Front

Floats, Riders Are Featured In Big Parade   Western Film Star Is Main Attraction Car ABC Proaqram

Hoats, Riders Are Featured In Big Parade  Western Film Star   Western Film Star Is Main Attraction For ABC Proaram

U. S. Freighter Is Shelled By China Warship   30 Shells Hit Flying Arrow

GRAY PROMISES UNC PROGRESS   New President Pledges Self To Make University One OF Best In World—Announces His Views.

Sen. Downey To Run Agair   Solon Decides to Be Candidate, Not -Retire as Plenned

AEC Censorship Meld Big Probles  Atomic Official Says Agency Aiming At  TT Te be 2 ee a

TELLS OF HARD JOG ON BOWE SECRET NEWS   Censorship Matter of Time When Shooting Starts, Editors Told.

Whole Censorship. Issue Places AEC in Dilemma. Society of Newspaper Editors Told

AEC Seeks Middle Road   Aim Is to Preserve Both Defense Secrets - And Freedom of Speecl

Editors Study U. S. Censorship Policy On Atomic Energy   AEC Aims ata Middle Course They are Told

AEC Censorship Held Big Problem   Atomic Official Says Agency Aiming At ‘Middle Course’

AEC Tells Policy on Censorship   Aims To Preserve Both Defense Secrets and Freedom of Press.

AEC Aims at Middle Course Censor Policy   Speaker Tells Editors Date of Next W. [.  Cause of News Dilemma

Atomic Group Aims M “Middle Course” In Censorship  Issue Places Commission In Dilemma On Secrecy, Newspapermen Told

AEC Pursuing Middle Course On Atom Secrets   Censorship Issue Presents Dilemma, U. S. Editors Told By Aaency Official

PLAN FUND DRIVE  Red Cross Campaign Will Start March  With Reduced Quota

OWNERS ACCEPT BID FROM JOHN L   Gthers Expected To Re sume Contract Bargaining In Capital Wednesday

MINERS REFUSE: TO START WORK; DESPITE ORDERS   Southern Owners Ready to Reopen Talks With Lewis _

Southern Coal Group Accepts. Lewis Invitation   Would Resume Talks Wednesday

Court Directs Contract Talks  Southern Producers  ps wet sete: ff wc

 Miners Still Refuse to Work  Cos Producers Accept Otter From Lewis to Resume Talks

Dixie Producers Accept Lewis’ Bargaining Bid   Renewed Contract Talks Are Scheduled To Be Held Wednesday

—LIV i aA ft Resumption Of Contract Parley Seen   Lewis’ Request Sent Operators

Miners Ignore Injunction and Lewis Order   Some Say They Are Idle to Celebrate John L’c Birthday

John Lewis’ Order to Go Back, Ignored  Diggers Defy Union, And the Governmen

Southern Coal Men Accept Lewis’ Invitation To Resume Contract Talks on Wednesday This Week.   MINERS IGNORE COURT INJUNCTION

Lewis Abandons ‘Demands, May Ask Bigger Pay   Midvale Mine Stays Closed; Leesville Mine Is Operating

Mine Contract Bargaining Sef For Wednesday   Southern Operators Accept Lewis’ Move To Meet Iniunction

Angry Miners Defy Lewis, Court Order   “No Work No Contract”’ Strike Covers Industry

Coalmen Will Attend Parley  May Resume Contract Talks On Wednesday

» NATIONWIDE STRIKE IS IN FULL BLAST   p Illinois Miners Idle, With Rest of UMWA; Are Expected to Stay Out Indefinitely.

Southern Mine Owners Accept Lewis Offer   Contract Talks To Be Wdnesday In Washinaton

Southern Heads Agree to Parley With UMW Chiel   Invitation Is Issued in Compliance with T-H Act; Watch Strike

Men Angry Because of No Contract  Operators Weigh Union’s Bid for Renewed Parley

Determined Diggers Say They Will Stay Out Until They Get Contract.

Truman Used Taft Act 7 Times; Plays Politics, GOP Says   Republicans Needle President for Stand on Coal Strike

Republicans ‘Needling’ President   Taft-Hartley Record Cited In Drive For Coal Strike Action

Wanted All Reference tc Korean Situation Left From Report   FINAL ACTION TUESDA!

~ A SOVIET DEMAND   Wanted All Reference tc Korean Situation Left From Report

Will Include Korea Report   Malik Proposal To Omit Reference To Assembly Defeated

WILD MONKEY ATTACKS SMALL GIRL ON FAR   Bites Olive Branch Child Or Arm; Boy Clubs ~. ; Animal.

Simmons Not To Play In Series  May Take Mound In Batting Practice

Lucas Drives Senate for Adjournment   Leader Expects Work Te End Gn Saturday

Chrvsler Nears  End Walkout   Pension Plan Held Settled As Final Talks Slated

FEDERAL SCHOOL AI TN OEADLOGK NUT   Threat To ‘Bring In New Compromise Bill ©   PLAN GRANTS,’ LOANS

Big Building Program ls Proposed   House Committee Takes Up ‘Hot’  Issue Tomorrow

400 Million Dollar School Building Aid Program Compromise Proposal

Leon Graham New Governor Of Rotarians  School Man Named   School Man Named At District Meet Held In McAllen

Potato Price Prop Plan Dealt Double  Blow In Congress   Bloc Votes End of Support: Pending Strict Controls; Quota Bill Is Offered

SENATORS DEMAND POTATO CONTROLS   GROUP WOULD END PRICE SUPPORTS UNTIL PRODUCTION 18 REGULATED.

Potato Price Support Plan "Scandalous   Senators: Would, Abolish  Program Pending Pro-   -~. duction Curbs

Lawmakers Seek Spud  Controls   Aim at Halting Over-Production  Under Priee Aids

Spud Subsidy Voted Down   Senate Group Paves Wa; For Tight Gontrals

SENATORS PLAN 10 BAN POTATO PRICE SUPPORT   Democrat Leader Lucas Backs Drive To Clamp  Control On Growers

Life Assessed Smithwick For Mason’s Death   3 Suspects Quirzed  5. , eae Saye >.

Former Deputy Will Appeal; Panel Quizzed  Three Men For Inquiry in Shots

Life Sentence Fixed by Jury In Alice Case  Mason’s Wife Sobs   Mason’s Wife Sobs as Verdict is Read; Deputy is Unmoved

Life Assessed Smithwick For Mason's Death  2 Sucnectse Ouirred   3 Suspects Quizzed In Assassination Try

Hanley Maps His Campaign for Governorship   Harriman Moves to Fore As Democratic Opponent With Ewing Fading

345,000 Idle Despite Order To Dig Coal   Taft-Hartley Act Injunction Denied; Action Awaits Talks

Decree Fails To Reopen Idle Pits   Strikers Rebel At Operators’ Pact Denials

Action Seen To Speed Up  Arms Flow   Capital Officials Talk Of Doubling Help For Europe

SPEED IN FLOW OF ARMS ASKED   Sentiment In Administration Grows For Increasing Rate Of Delivery To Korean War Zone.

Sentiment Growing For Speeding Arms Flow fo Europe «   Korean Crisis Brings Concern Over Power  Of Non-Red World

Arms Speedup To Europe Seen  Korean Crisis Spurs Attention Elsewhere

MAY SPEED ARMS ~~ FLOW TO EUROPE   Some Officials Talk of Doubling Deliveries

Arms Flow For Europe Is Discussed   Widespread Concern Is Shown at Strength of Non:Reds; Pressures Are Developing   /To Meet Deputies   Spofford In Expected to Make Trip to Anglo Canital

Europe May Get More Arms Aid  ” Strang Sentiment Backing Increase .

Faster Flow Of European Arms Urged   Possible Doubling O1 Weapons Deliveries To Allies Discussed

Our Atlantic Allies Anxious for Arms Aid   Officials Talk of Doubling Present Rate of Delivery

May Sneed Arms Flow lo Europe   Some Officials Talk Of Doubling Present Rate of Delivery

W. E. Chamberlain Dies Wednesday   Former Postal Employe Cater Furniture Decler Here

W. E. Chamberlain Dies Wednesday  Former Postal Employe   8 astuw Erion terse Thanles Men

Marshall Goes Before Group  Will Outline Plans To Senate Committe:

Marshall Gets Chance To Hit Back At Crities  In Committee Meeting

GENERAL GIVEN CHANCE TO DENY STOOGE CHARCE   Critics Claim He  Likely To Become Acheson's *'Yes’' Man—Outline Of Policy Wanted.

Marshall Gets  Chance To Hit  ‘Stooge’ Slap Will Outline Policies  To Armed Services’ Group Of Senate

General Marshall Gets Chance To Answer GOP 'Stooge’ Charges Today

Blistering Attack Made On Russians   Malik Warns of Con. sequences Of U. S. ‘Intervention’

Malik Is Blistered By Austin   UN Delegate Calls Red Chief Liar, Jebb * Joins Attack

MALIK DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF UNITED NATIONS   Delivers Blistering Attack On U. S. In Security Council      AMERICAN DELEGATE ACCUSES RED OF LIE

Superfort Goes In Sea;  Two Killed   Two Survivors, One Body Found;  8 Airmen Missing

Giant Bomber Crashes During Training Hop  Two Survivors and Body of Third Taken

AIR FORGE B-29 DROPS INTO SEA WITH 11 ABOARD   Two Reported Rescued And One Body Found; 8 Missing   PLANE IN BRITAIN ON TRAINING TRIP

$ U.S. AIRMEN MISSING AF TER BOMBER CRASH   2 Survivors, Body Of 1 Victim Found Off English Coast

4 Airmen Missing ‘As Superfortress Slams Into Water   Two Survivors and One Body Picked Up Off British Coast

BUMBER PLUNGES INTO NORTH SEA; 5 MEN MISSING   One Known Dead in Crash of American B-29 Off English Coast — Two Rescued From Water,   OTHER POSSIBLE SURVIVORS HUNTED   Message From Trawler Says Pilot Believes Those Unaecounted for Are Afloat in Lifebelts,

Two Survivors Are Picked Up, Body Is Found   Missing Fiters Bailed Far from Scene af Crash

AUTO, PLANE SALES STEADY MARKET   Losses Predominate Bul Definite Signs Of Buoyancy Are Shown

Trouble Looms on Appointments  Question 5 Named to   Question 5 Named to Subversives Board

Sailing Not So Sexiest for » Appointees   New Tussle Between the Administration and Congress Looms Ahead

New Trouble Looms Over 5-Mar Subversives Control Committee   McCarran Reports Some Serious Senate Comment Save He Expects A Demand for Investigations

Congress Balks Over Naming Of Board Members   Five Named By Truman Opposed Ry Senate Groun

EYE ANTERED BOARD STATUS   Anti-Subversive Group’ Membership May Face Congress Quiz

Ozarks Killer Shot to Death By Officer   William Harris, 39, Slain in Woods of North Ripley Count

Triple Slayer Shot To Death      Ozarks Gunman Sought For Murder Of Three People Killed

ESCAPES IN OZARK HILLS  Trigger-Happy Gunman Eludes Posse Again After Killing 3

sic, _ cecal atanereareaiiles > cama d  Ozark Killer Shot To Death  Gunman Had Slain 3 Including Daughter

Ozark Search For Killer Of Three Goes On   Huge Posse Hunts For Runaway Murderer In Timber And Caves

Navy Admits Guns On Shore Damage Ships   Deny Claims Vessels Sunk; May Prepare Amphibious Landing

May Forecast Plan To Land Allied Troops  No Information On Size Of Armada   No Information On Size Of Armada Sharing In Attack

Three ‘Cans’ Damaged By Ko-Red Fire   UN Is Softening Enemy’s West Flank

Reds Summon Top Germans In East Area   Aremlin May Beat Allies to Draw Via Easing of Controls

New Move. By Russians Expected   Berlin Buzzes. With Rumors of Dramatic Step

GOP ‘No Confidence Vote On U. S. Policies In Asia   Korean Aid Bill Beaten in House; Setback For Truman Administration 

Korean Aid Bill Loses; GOP Hits Far East Policy   House Vote Is Called ‘No-Confidence’ Tag On Asiatic Program

Republicans Hang ‘No Confidence’ Tag On Administration’s Asiatic Policies After Vote

Cancel U.S. Aid To Korea.   GOP says Vote Shows ‘Lack of Confidence In Far East Policies; Namag Crv ‘Politics’

GOP Defeats Truman Bill  To Aid Koreans   Surprise Upset Hangs ‘No Confidence’ Sign On Far Eastern Policy

Aid For Korea  Loses In House   ‘No Confidence’ Tag Placed On Administration's Asiatic Polieyv

Miners Attempt To Stop Firemen   Road Block Rammed To Extinguish Flame; Beatings Reported

Thru Road Block To Blaze at Mine   Owner Says Blaze Was Ev: dently Started by Roving Pickets   DISREGARD NEW ORDER

Firemen Put Out Mine Fire   Ram Thru Picket Line; Strikers Shrug Off Courts

SHIFT 25TH FROM CHINJU BATTLE LINE   Major Battle Building Up on Central Front Where Reds Pour Across Naktong River.   YANKS STILL HOLD © POHANG AIRFIELD   Red Road Block Behind U. S. Lines; U. S. Troops Within Two Miles of Chinju.

IU. S. Rushes  ‘Additional (Men To Front   Allied Forces Still Hold Air Base Near Pohang; Communists Build Up For Push

Vital Airfield Is Still Held by Yanks, However   Two Red Assaults Are Hurled Back by Allies Near Taegu

Quaker City Spartan Carries Off 2 of Zoo's Reptiles Under Jacket

Truman Scores First Major Victory On Foreign Policy In Approval Of Aid Bill; Many Countries Seek Share

About Sixty Countries and Dependent Areas Want fo Share in Point Four Program

60 COUNTRIES   They Call For Share In American Point .2-.Prow gram—-Senate Votes European Aid Rill

Senate Votes ‘Aid Measure With Point 4   60 Countries Wish-to Share in Latter Program   Passage Gives President First Major Victory” in  Foreign Policy Field.

60 COUNTRIES  _ WANT "POINT 4” AID FROM U. S   GOP Fails to Eliminate Provision as $3 Billion Aid Bill Passes.

60 COUNTRIES WANT “POINT 4” HELP   Senate Nod For Backward Area Aid Is Major Victory For Truman

60 Countries and Areas Want Share In “Point 4" Plan   Senate Approval Of Plan is First Truman Victory

60 COUNTRIES ASK U. 5. AID   Senate Votes 47 To 27 Approval Of $3,120,500.000 Fund

Plan Passed By Congress  Compromise   3 Billions O.K.’d For American Bill On Foreign Progran

60 COUNTRIES ASK SHARE IN AID PROGRAM   Figures Mode Public After Senate's 47 to 27 Vote of Approval for Three Billien Dellar Bill   VICTORY FOR TRUMAN

60 Countries Want To Share In U. S. Fund   Foreign Aid Program ‘Draws Many Takers - Over The World

Foreign Aid Approved; 60 Nations Apply   Point 4 Plan Faces New Attack When Funde Come Up

 Senate Passes Foreign Program  60 Nations Already Apply For U.S. Help Under ‘Pomt Four

TRUMAN WINS VICTORY — Three Billion Aid Bill Approved By Congress

$3 Billion For Foreign Aids Finally Voted   Senate Passage OF Measure’ls Hailed Ac Traman Victory

SENATE PASSES ECA MEASURE BY 47-27 VOTE   60 Countries Seeking To  Share In Disputed Point Bianscee Dhan

Sixty Nations Want To Share Point Four Aid  Program Approval Is First Major Truman Victory

Want to Share ‘Point 4° Plan  60 Countries and Areas are Included

Nations Swarm to Grab Share of U. S. Dollars   About 60 Countries and Dependent Areas Clamor for Aid

Report Made After 0. K. In Senate Of Aid Bill:   State Department Officials Say Requests Total Several Times Thirty-Five Million  Approved Under Point-Foaur Pragram.

Murder Victim's Body Identified  Two-Months-Old Mystery 1s Solved

Body Of Slain Woman \dentified   Body Found May 10 In . W..Va. Said To Be That of Akron Woman

IDENTIFY BODY OF MURDERED WOMAN   Investigate Strangling of  Red-Headed Divorcee

Dewey Blasts Upstate Gambling Rreas Charge   Buffalo Grade Crossing Is Cited as 1 Project Of State Funds

Governor Assails Gambling Charges  From Democrats      Dewey Says Opposition ‘Bluff Has Been Culled;’ Fails to Give Evidence

KT1¢ Heads for Austerity Economy: High Taxes, Less Credit, Proauction Controls’

25 Controls Are Already In Effect   More Taxes, Men And ‘Buckling Down To Be Demanded

More Controls Being Readied  By Government   Americans Facing 2d Austerity — Economy in Decade  a ee ee ee

Americans are Headed for Austerity Economy for Second Time in a Decade

‘Small Ground Force” nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnncrnnncrats  BRITAIN OFFERS TO SEND TROOPS

Britain May Send Troops   Informants Report Decision Made At Cabinet Meeting

; * * *  British Decide ‘To Send Forces ‘To Korean War   British Cabinet Holds Special Session To Change Defense Policy

CAN YOU HELP THE F.B.I.? FBI Hunts ‘Mad Dog’ Criminal Old Hand At. Violent Crimes

Street Lights Dimmedin   ‘Lansing. Mich.   ICC Orders 50% Cut in Coal-Burning Paccangrer Teains

Shortage Cf Fuel Causes Brewn-Out In Michigan City   Lansing Dims Street, Advertising Lights; Directive Issued To Cut Railroad Traffic

Shortage inreatens National Hardshiss   Railroads to Cut Steam Train Service 50 Per Cent As Drastic Conservation Steps Are Taken Throuchout Nation as Cool Supplies Run Low.

NEXT FEW MONTHS MAY DETERMINE WHETHER THERE WILL BE WAR, TRUMAN TELLS CROWD   WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?

Article No. 1 of a Series  Will Western Europe Fight? Writer Analyzes Situation

“WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?” ONE OF MOST VITAL QUESTIONS TO BE FACED NOW IS WHETHER WESTERN EUROPE WOULD FIGHT IF ATTACKED   Question Is of Paramount Interest To American and Other Atlantic Pact Military Strategists Who Are MasterMinding The Western Defense Plan

Civil Defense Delays Scored   Lausche Says States Must Form Programs

NOVEMBER STH NEW DATE. SET FOR WALKOUT   Action Is Taken To Tie In With Strike Called By  Companion Unien

Date Of Phone Strike Changed  Election Returns To ‘Escape Wire Tieup

Stocks Skirt 20-Year Peak  — Scores Of Issues At Highest Point Of

Easter Bells in Jerusalem Peal Out Joyous Message of the Risen Christ

Thousands PrayAt Holy Sepulchre As First Easter Bells Peal Easter Paen

Thousands Pray at Holy Sepulchre   First Easter Services Held in  Aticient City

= ° ‘Easter Observances Start in Jerusalem:  Rome Crowded With Holy Year Pilgrims

Easter Bells Are Pealing  In Jerusalem Holy Sepulchre Is  Scene Of First  Faster Observance

8,134 IN LAST YEAR  Texas Tops in Total of Slot Machine Tax Payers

Russia Will Keep Army In East Germany   Communists Say Soviets Will Stay There As Long As Allies Remain,

Russia Not Leaving Reich  Rumor of. Soviets Leaving: Germany Denied hy Red-

Bradley Flies To Europe For  War Plan Talk   Great Britain’s Role If New Conflict Flares Is Conference Topic

Gen. Bradley Flies Today For Talks   British Oppose ‘Tentative Plan Of Allied Strategy

Bradley Leaves For Europe To Plot War Defense Measures   Continent Foothold Preferred

Bradley Flies Abroad for Defense Talks   Sessions May Decide Britain’s Role in Any 3d World War

West's War Plans Upset The British   U. S. Favors Holding On Continent If Russia Attache

BRADLEY STARTS FOR EUROPE 10 ATTEND PARLE   Allied Leaders To Determine Britain’s Role In Event OF Wor

Second Drive Opens On Southern Front.   UN Offensive Underway; South Koreans Hit East Coast: Marines Near Capital

Landing Forces Overwhelm Port of Inchon, Drive Inland While Allied Troops Start Big Attack on Main Front To Shatter Red Koreans

'U. S. Marines, Ahead Of Schedule, Drive Toward Capital City Of Seoul; Cut Behind 140,000 Man Red Army

President. To Address UN Group   Aides Say Talk To Be Strictly  Non-Partisan

Truman Plans To Talk Before UN on Oct. 24   Major Pronouncement On Foreign Policy of U.S. Expected Then

Rides Claim T alk  Will Be “Strictly Non-Partisan’; Occasion Fifth Anniversary of Organization.

“TO ADDRESS UN OCT, 24   Truman Gives Up Plan To Campaign-For Fair Deal

Truman Slates Speech at UN  Aides Say Address To Be Non-Partisan

TRUMAN TO MAKE TALK BEFORE U.N. ASSEMBLY OCT. 2   Aids Say Address Will Be “Strictly Non - Partisan” and Will Deal With Foreign Policy.   EXECUTIVE TO VISIT ST. LOUIS WEDNESDAY   [Belief Held by Some- Presi.  dent Will Make Three or Four Speeches Before November Election.

ESIDENT TO ADDRESS UN OCT. 2   Truman Gives Up Plan  To Campaign For Fair Deal

Report Strange Sub in Attantic.   Believed. Russian, Says Canadian Navy Today

Canadians Report Red Submarine  No Confirmation Is Awa Slahla Th’ a2. ly ls Lac

Russian Sub Sighted Off Coast Of Newfoundland   Trawler Captain Claims To'Have Seen Craft That Resembled Soviet Undersea Craft;Canadian Navy Investigating.

‘Canada Investigates Report on Submarine  Sighted Off East Coast

REPORTS OF STRANGE SUB OFF CANADA     Submarine, Probably Russian  Prowls East Coast Fishing Waters,

Reported by Fishermen on Grand Banks   No Official . Confirmation  - By Naval Officers

Report Russian Submarine Off Newfoundland   Canadian Navy Investigates Grand Banks Report

Grand Banks Trawler Sights Russian ‘Sub’  Canadian Navy Investigates Report Of Mystery Craft Off Newfoundland

Say Russian Sub Sighted In Atlantic   Trawler Captain Claims Seeing  Submarine Near Newfoundland .

RED SUBS SIGHTED   Newfoundiand Fishermer Report Seeing Craft; . No Confirmation

Vishinsky Asks U.N. Condemn Formosa Ships   Chinese Red Spokesman Is Seated at Meet

Ith Division. To Report for Duty Sept. 5  PNG: Division To Tea At Col

Early Reports Had Rhee And Cabinet Fleeing To South   U. S. Mustang Shoots Down Yak Fighter While Providing  Cover For American Evacuation

U.S. Receives Stalin's Reply To Nehru Bid   State Department Indicates Swift ‘Answer To Be Made

EIVDENCE OF ATROCITIES IS GATHERED      No Final Proof As Yot As to How Many Persons Were Killed by Communists in South Korea, 

2 et  Housekeeping Contest Sheds Light i\On Time and Labor-saving Methods

FIFTH VICTIM FIGHTS FOR LIFE Grand Jury To Probe Release Of Knife Killer From Asylum

Controls Bill Gets Approval Of Congress   Truman Gets Drastic Powers Over Wages, Prices and Production

Truman Geis Curb Powers         Congre Votes Sweeping Inflation Controls  3

CONGRESS VOTES TRUMAN SWEEPING - CONTROL POWER’   ;  Bill Designed to Curb Inflation Goes to White House After Passage by House and Senate.   CONSUMER RATIONING AUTHORITY CONFERREL   Executive Also May Put Ceil. ings on Wages and Prices but Has Said They Are Not Needed Now.

GIVEN TRUMAN BY CONCRESS   President Gets More - Than He Asked To  Check Inflation

Congress Votes Wage, Price Control  Truman Gets More Power Than Asked

Controls Set Up   Congress Passes Bill Forcing Cong P Bill F g Waves. Prices Bach: Into Line

WIDE CONTROLS GIVEN TRUMAN BY CONGRESS   President Gets More Than He Asked To Check Inflation

Control Power  Given Truman Congress Votes Sharp Curbs On Wages, Prices, Production

Congress Gives Truman Full Power On Economic Front   Has Sweep Authority To Force Wages, Prices And Production Into Line

Controls Bill Passed, Sent To White House  Congress Puts Okay On Sweeping Powers Over Wosee Pricac

Hot Contests Bring Heavy Early Vote in . Off-Year Election: Weather Mostly Gand

Emergency Defense Bill Is Handed Qut From Behind 11-Hour Filibuster

Big Emergency Defense Bill ls Toned Down   caddy Ee ENN Miiamnaane

PLAN FOR EARLY RECESS DELAYED AS GROUP LAGS   Filibuster On Another Bill Sets Measure Back—Effort Made To Rush It To Presi dent,

Senate Pushes Defense Bill Despite Delay  EN ster ir gency ‘an Askic an T7 Billions

Quick Action On Red Curb Act Expected   Backers Claim Votes To Override Veto By Truman Are Pledged

Senate To Act On Emergency Defense Bill  Talkathon on Slot  Machine Disrupts Recess Plans

FLYING SAUCERS SEEN BY AIRMEN   Pilot OF Commercial) Plane Reports Strange Objects Over North Carolina.

Scioto Child Dies Of Polio   Houston Hollow Girl In Hospital Few Hours

Chiang Discounts Value of A-Bomb   Nationalist China Head Doubts if Atomic War Would Produce Victory

Chiang Opposes Atomic Bomb  Should Not Be Used On Dede Heo Save  £5"

Revisions In Draft Policies Are Probable  Senate Committee Plans For Study Of Draft Proaram

PREDICT DRAFT LAW REVISION TO MEET ARMED FORCES NEEDS   Present Law Geared For Million Less Men Than Now Souaht

DRAFT LAW CHANGE EYED  Military Service Bill  Is Being Considered Now

Barkley Names Solons To Inquiry Group Senate Votes Probe  Of Interstate Crime

SENATE PUTS OK ON PROBE OF GAMBLING   -New York Court Rules Against Bigtime Operator

Nenate Votes For Probe Of Interstate Crime And Picks Special Committee   Democrats And Republicans Trade Charges Of Political Stalling; GOP Says Inquiry Of Big City Rings Will Involve Democrats

CRIME PROBE      Vice President Breaks Tie in Battle Over Committee Makeup

Barkley's Vote Breaks Tie on Crime Probe  Handed to Special   Handed to Special Committee, 35 to 36, After 69 to 1 Vote Authorizes Inquiry

Funds Voted For Probes In Gambling   Barkley Breaks Tie To Give Job To Special Group

Interstate Crime Inquiry Approvec  ~ Senate Committee Will Tackle Bia Job

Senate Backs  Gambling Quiz   Barkley Casts Deciding WVianito fan Denhe

Barkley's Vote Breaks Tie to Set Up inquiry  Two Republicans  After Places on flrann  oft Gat

ISENATE APPROPRIATES FUNDS TO CONDUCT INVESTIGATION ‘OF CRIME IN UNITED STATES

Ballot Close On Naming Special Pane!  Barkley Has To Break 35-35 Tie

Crime Investigation Approved By Senate  $150,000 Probe By Spe tial Committee Wins

Reds Keep Door Of Peace Open  Envoy Cancels Trip Home, British Notes iawine Logs agar

Army Issues First Draft Call Since January, 1949, to Bolster Forces.  BULLETIN

Soviet Malik Stays in-U. S.  Passage Cancellation Hints Peace Moves

Ferdie Steals Gigantic Show  Horse Won't Reveal If Tired or Hamming

Draft Law Seen As Sore Point   May End This June Unless Congress Votes to Continue It

Eastern Carolina Crops Hit Hard   Damage Toll Runs High From Heavy Rains In Section

THE NATION TODAY  Conference On Problems Of Aged Held In Capital

Truman Talks 26 Evenina Economics on Study Classes Radic Tonight Scheduled

TRUMAN TC Tet! NATION OF NEW CONTROL BILL   Will Expiain How He Plans to Use Economic Powers

Truman to Give Economy Contro Address Tonight   President to Explain What Further Curbs Are in the Offing

MR. TRUMAN T0 DISCUSS NEW U.S. ECONOMY  ‘President Will Tell   President Will Tell American People What Further Sacrifices Are Ahead.

Truman Speaks Tonight On Radio Hookup   To Tell Economic Sacrifices Needed

War Controls To Be Outlined By President   Consumer Credit Slash Already Ordered By Board

Rush to Acquire Goods Foreseen Before Deadline   Speech Tonight Will Tell People What to Expect

Truman To Tell Nation Tonight About Newly-Imposed Credit Buying Curbs

Truman to Tell Effect on U.S. Of New Curbs   No Immediate Plans to Exercise Wage or Trice lawe

Truman in Talk to Nation Tonight, 10.30   Restrictions on Installment Buying Announced

Truman Ready To Outline Plans For Economic Central   Schedules 7:30 p. m. Radio Talk to Nation

Truman Will RevealControl: In Radio Talk   Consumer Credit Restrictions Listed For Many Items

President Signs Defense Production Act Giving Him Sweeping Powers To Control Wages and Prices. Invoke Rationing   ‘RUSH BUYING’ WAVE SOON IS INDICATED

Truman Will Tell People  About Controls   ‘Tatks At 10:30 P. Mas Curbs On Installment Buying Are Iniroducec

Truman Will Tell US of Sacrifices   Fireside Chat Is To Be Aired _Fonight At 9:30

Truman Outlines Economie Plans  In Talk Tonight  Curbs on Installment Buying   Curbs on Installment Buying To Take Effect on Sept. 18

Wage AndPrice Controls Not Expected Soon   Truman’s Fireside Chat To Reveal Plans For Civilian Economy = ¢

Truman to Make Fireside Talk fo Nation Tonight   Will Tell New Sacrifices to Go With Buvina Curbs

Spinster Murdered On Speeding Trair  Savage Killer Choke. Elderly Woman In  Arizona

lowa Woman Mutilated in Sleeper Berth  Former Rail Worker Charged, Says He

Woman, 68, Killed On Speeding Train  Discharged Railway Employe Arrested

HUNT MISSING COLOMA MAN   Fear Hired Hand May Be Victim of Foul   Play

Officers Scour Border Country  Checking On Suspect:  A ane oo oe All dD. rroAnAnc

Presidio County Officer, On Way Home, Apparently Stopped to Check a Car

Officials Deny Union Planning  1950 Walkout   Federal Mediator Says Situation to Be Clear In Matter nf Diawa

Senator Ives Blames Truman  For Breakdown   Declares Pres‘dent Has Never Consulted GOP on Many Decisions

TRUMAN BLAMED IN BREAKDOWN   Ives Asserts President Must Take Republicans Into Confidence

Truman Needs  GOP Help On  Foreign Policy al > Cooperatio  op ara Senge © 

Change Attitude, President Urged  Must Consult GOP on Foreian Policies: tve¢

China Assets In United States Are Frozen.  American Ships And Planes Barred From Communist Ports

—SHIPS, PLANES BARRED—  U.S. Clamps Freeze On Assets Of Chinese Reds

All Red China Assets F rozen   U. S. Ships and Planes Barred From Calling eo Cammiunict Parte

Await Combat Orders   Expect To Fight Reds In Day Or Two,  Commanders Say

Airlift Brings In Help As Red Drive Bogs Down   Red Advance Is Keported Stalled 10 Miles North Of Suwon And Key Airstrip; Earlier Reports Reversed

Racing Wires Said Arteries . For Gamblers   Crime Probers. Uncover Some Facts In Chicago; Still Face Heavy Work

Second Round Of Chicago Inquiry End:   Much Work Remains: Investigators Will Stay: Kefauver

GOP Plans Nominations  In Sullivan  Precinct Meetings Must Be Scheduled Bithar Mawr) 8M. YB

LAYOFF TOTAL INCREASING  Rail Strike Threatening To Cripple U.S. Industry

CAIN. BLOCKS RENT CONTROL VOTE ATTENPI   One-Man Filibuster Continues Against Extension Plan

‘Nafion Failing In New Work, Official Says   Unemployment Rise Is Taking Big Bite  OF Incurance Fundc

Population Increasing Too Fast For  Number Of Jobs, Says U.S. Official

JOB SUPPLY IS UNDER DEMAND   Nation Must Create More Employment, Sawyer Asserts

1 MULTE MILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION SOUGHT  ‘Special Message To Ask Small Business Aic

Message fo Urge Small Firms Help   ‘Congress Waits for Special Truman Message On Proposal to Assist Smaller Businesses

SOVIET STALLS EIGHT-POWER  KOREAN PLAN   Vishinsky Wants His Resolution. Tn Re Cubetiiuied

Urges No Reduction  In ‘Taxes  U. §. Chamber of Commerce Asks Deferment of.

May Open Way For Shivers To Appoint Reams   Attorney General To Check Laws To Clear Up Snarl

Kat Whale, Eat Turke ¥, He Thankse ivin g   Midwest Is Cold, Southwest Is Hot, And Eskimos Like Blubber

Mississippi Demanding Death Penalty For Three White Slavers Of Negroes

DEATH PENALTY WILL BE ASKED   Prosecution To Demand Execution Of Windol Whitt In Slayings

Taft's Charges “Uncalled for”   Truman Denies Reversal of Acheson Policy

Truman Hits Taft’s Stab At Acheson  Calls Senator's Charge ‘Political’

ELECTION BOARD CHANGES RAPPED   Substitutions Of Names On Boards In Right Counties Draws Fire From Campaligners.

Rail Yardmasters Get Extra Boost in New Agreement  White House Announces Settlement YT 1 oe wo Net ee, FT NAR the erlare

Yardmasters To Get 5-Cent Boost In Wage:  Settlement Worked  t™* _ cy   Settlement Worked Out By Steelman, Rail Union Heads

Boost Granted Rail Workers   7,000 Yardmasters Get 5c an Hour More

s J e: , 2. ' oo. p  -_~._ e.  Liquor Buying Again Shows Decline xk ok oF : tik * x *& *. * x &  More Than One-Third OL Amant Snont Wee Tel... BP. T..

REVENUE OFF IN SALE OF LIQUOF   Money Spent for Hard Drink Lost Year Lowest Amount Since 1944

FOR BETTER ROADS   State Highway Commission Changes Some Speci fications

Better Paving Is Planned   improved Processing © Makes Concrete Roads Last Years Longer —

Truman Tags Foes As Isolationists; Is Called ‘Appeaser’      “Vote-Hungry Politicians’ Undermine Nation, He Tells Listeners in St. Louis Sneech

1500 Election — Race Erupts in Row Over Korea   Truman, Stassen Hurl Bitter Charges to Nation

Truman, Stassen Flay Oppesition In Election Bids   ‘Isolationism’ Called Road to National Suicide; Demos Accused of Aiding Reds

Communism And Korea Are The Hot Issues   Truman Administration And Republican Critics Trade Bitter Charges

‘Yuman taps GOP  solationism   But Stassen Points To Administration’s Fajlures in Far East

BIG 3 10 ACT ON FORMOSA   Will Try To Hammer Out Common Policy At Next Meeting

Ochoa Faces $55,000 Suit On Behalf of Lindsay's Son   Harlingen Attorney Files Claim, Asserting Broker Responsible for Death of Cornoral

McCarthy Flings Foreign Agent’ Cry Into Hunt   Says U.S. Minister No. 2 In His List Of American Reds

McCarthy Levels New Spy Charge  Opens Second Case, Servs Files Raided

Individual Not Identified By Sen. McCarthy   Senate Probe Group Begins Study Of State Department Loyalty Files

NewS py Agent Charge Hurled By McCarthy   Calls U.S. Envoy His ‘Case No. 2’

‘ACE PROBERS   isconsin Republican Makes Accusation at News Conference at Janesville   ate AWAITING FILES

McCarthy Harls: ‘Foreign Agent’ Charge At U. S. Envoy; Does Not Give Name

New Charges By McCarthy Face Senate  Study Today  pee ae, ee een   Latest Accusation Terms U. 5. Envoy As Foreign Agent

Senator Charges U. S. Minister Is “Foreign Agent”   New McCarthy Accusation Faces Investigators Also Considering Contempt Action

etary Carefully Calls No Names  ‘Foreign Agent’ Charge Hurled At U.S. Minister

Wellwishers Fire Birthday Barrage At MacArthur, 70   General Appears in Brisk and Good Health;  Remembrances Are Many,

94 Polio Cases Reported for Upstate New York   Coordinating Council Is Planned to Pool Aid In Case of Outbreak

State Maps War On Polio; Cases  Increase Upstate   24 New Cases Were Reported During June; Council Is Planned

on Lavs Down Rates:         Rods Told to Chane Altitude if They Want to Talk to West

U.S. Bids to Buy All Cuba's Sugai   Offers to Purchase 600.000 Tons

Sen. Johnston Holds Lead Over Thurmond  Byrnes Named South Carolina Governor

SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE PRIMARY COUNT IS CLOSE   Johnston And Thurmond Alternate As Votes Are Counted   BYRNES IS CERTAIN GOVERNOR NOMINEE

Only One-Fourth Of Vote Counted Shows Johnston Leads In Industrial, Thur. mond In Farming Counties

Byrnes Wins So. Carolina Governorship  Senator Johnson Holds Slim Lead

Byrnes Far In Lead in S. Carolina   Party Scrap Over Senate Seat Close One However.

Byrnes Wins, Johnston Leading in S. Carolina  States Righter Thurmond Trails In Hot Race  De Sawnto

Byres Wins State Office By Landslide   Johnston Holding Lead in Battle Against Thurmond

Formosa’ s Future Looms As Main Barrier To Real Peace Conferences In Korean War

‘What to Cut Is Problem Of Government Expei Shivers: Tells-Etexans

TO TOPEKA LIBRARY POST   Barbara Duree Will Assist Book: mobile Librarian

TO TOPEKA LIBRARY POST   2 UES Se Se ee  Barbara Duree Will Assist Book: mahiie Librarian

Credit Curbs Are Imposed  By Reserve   Board Acts Quickly by Restricting Loans and Installment Buys.

Sharp Curbs Placed onInstalment Buying Beginning Sept. 18   Truman Signs Controls Measure, Will Tell Plans in Broadcast Tonight

Had Most Rainfall,, 11.33 Inches, i in an 82-Year "Period Locally   NO DAYS “OVER 90”

JULY DRUAE THRE WEATHER RECORDS Had Most Rainfall,, 11.37 Inches, i in an 82-Year

J. E. Johnston Resigns As Morganza Head   Resignation Effective Tomorrow; Name Brig. Gen. Aiken Acting Supt.

‘ARE BUSY FILING FOR STATE POSTS   Latest Ones for Major Of. fices Are Ed Arn and Harry Colmery

Two Salvation Army Workers Train Victims   Captain and Mrs. George Bosey of LaPorie Killed; Three Others Hurt When Car Plourhs Inte Train

Foreman Makes Announcement Of Shake-up  Checks Are Mailed To All Creditors Of The Hospital

FARM SURPLUS WORRIES GROW   Government Doesn’t Know What To Do With Butter, Cheese And Dried Milk.

Butter, Cheese, Dry Milk Supply  Major Problem   Government Froubled By Stocks Bought Under Farm = Price Program

MountingDairy Stocks Problem of Government   Can’t Sell Ags Stores Mount Because Pric¢es Are Too High

Amos’ Son On Stand At Trial   Father of Accused Belle Vernon Man Tells of Fight With Neighbor

DEFENSE, STATE DEPARTMENTS: END THEIR COLD WAR   Relations Betweer Agencies Have Been Cordia’ Since Marshall Took Johnson’s Place.   GENERAL CONFERS OFTEN WITH ACHESO)   Study 3 Now Under Way o Military Expansion pro gram and Budget to Be Sent to Congress.

COLD WAR IS OVER Defense, State Departments Carry On Cordial Relations

Marshall Dampens Cold War of  State, Defense Departments —   New Secretary Eases Once-Cool Relations Between Two Agencies, Exchanges Visits With Acheson

Feuding Between Key Agencies Cut By Marshall  State, Defense Units Working Cordially Since Johnson Oustei

“World Citizen’ Wants To Be American Again   French Forces Seize Red Hub in Indo-China

French Units Occuny Vital Red Outpost  Hanoi Is Next   Hanoi Is Next Objective In Indo-China War

French Troops Take Major Viet Minh City  Thai Neuven Falls   Thai Nguyen Falls In Largest Operation In Three Months

Union of Russia And U. 5. Proposed  Austrian Chancellor's Proposition Snubbed

Pyongyang Radio Advises Suicide Tactics  Communists Urge Koreans In Japan To Destroy U.S. Bases

More Reorganizing Plans Survive Test  Score Now Stands Sixteen to Five

Senate Backs President on 3 More Plans   Jobs and Power Reshuffled Thru New Aareement

Senate Votes Changes in Government   More of Truman’s Reorganization Plans Are Approved

REORGANIZATION PLANS ADOPTED BY SENATE VOTE   Truman Wins 16 And Lose: 5 In Move To Stream line Government      CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE ’ COMMENDS CONGRES:!

Truman Plans Win Approva Of Senator:   Reorganization Proposal: Become Effective This Mornina

Senate Approves 3 Truman Plans F or Reorganizing  sar to Pecce WEL i eS ee coe   White House Halds « Score Of 16 Won, All Effective Today, and Five Lost

Senate OK Given Three More Plans   White House Has Score of 16 to 5 on Reorganization,

16 of Truman’s! Blueprints Okaved    GovernmentReshufflement Effective Today

SENATE BACKS PRESIDENT ON 3 MORE PLANS   Action Tuesday Gives White House Score of 16 and 5

SENATE APPROVES 3 REORGANIZATION PLANS OF TRUMAN   Action Increases to 16 Number Indorsed — All Become Liffective Wednesday Morning.   MARITIME) COMMISSION ABOLISHED BY ONE   Others Reshuffle Jobs anc Power in More Than Dozen Agencies — Five Proposals Turned Down,

3 More Reorganization  Bills Passed By Senate   White House Score Now: 16 Won, 5 Lost: OK’d Measures Effective Today

Senate Votes Changes in Government  More of Triumean’c   More of Truman’s Reorganization Plans Are Approved

Senate Approves 3 Truman Plans For Reorganizing  ~~   White House Holds a Score Of 16 Won, All Effective Today, and Five Lost

‘Korean Reds May Have Made Major ‘Blunder in Drive Without Air Power

‘MILITARY SIN‘ Reds’ Reckless March With No Air Cover Puzzles U.S.

NN Neen Neeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee  Confusion Reigns for New Hampfon Shoppers   Sport Shop Sells Soup, Tap Room Has Special on Peas

Bomb, Coal, ‘Mo’ Dire_sszd President Silent on 1952 l’olitical Plans

TRUMAN SILENT ON 1952 PLANS   EXECUTIVE COMES OLT FOR CHANGE IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SYSTEM

President Mum On Ballot Auns   Holds Labor Act in Reserve In Miner Walkout

RUSSIANS ACCUSE U5. AUTHORITIES   Say Americans Mistreated Soviet Captain, Sergeant Hurt In Accident

Bank Holdup In Arizona Nets Two Bandits $120,000   Employees at Phoenix Have Only Vague Descriptions of Pair.

Rob Bank OF $120,000   Two Men Stage Early Morning Phoenix Robbery

STEAL $120,000 AT ARIZONA BANK   TWO BANDITS SEIZE JANITOR AND LOOT VAULT AT PHOENIX

BANK BANDITS CET $130,000   Daring Early Morning Foray Nets Huge Sum In Cash

Striking Miners Go Back to Work In Eastern Ohio  Win Fiaht to Abolish   Win Fight to Abolish Staggered Shifts; 4,500 Men Involved

Striking Miners Go Back to Pits   Ohio Operations Get Back to Normal

Fishermen Think They Netted Suk   Soviet Underseas Craft Believed Mysterious ‘Haul’ Of Two Boats.

Many Entries Being Received for Annual Missouri State Seed Show   Prominent Agriculturalists Will Appear or Two-Day Program at Armory Here Wednesday and Thursday

Rescuers Seek To Reach Crew Of Plane Crash   Nine Of Eleven Navy Plane Crew Are Sighted Adrift

TWO PERSONS THOUCHT LOST      Plane “Ditches” While Flying on Mission from Buse in Guam to Okinawa — Cause of Crash Not Yet Known,

Rescue Ships Rush To Assist  Bomber Crew   At Least Two Lives Are Believed Lost; Cause Undetermined

NINE AIRMEN ARE SIGHTED AFTER CRASH   Rescue Vessels Rushing To Scene Off Guom Coast

B-29 Plummets Into Sea Near Island Of Guam  Two Airmen Believed Dead; Rescue Ships Rush Toward Scene

Issue Disputed By Legion Chie!   Pertinent Talk Is Given Ir Republic

Chinese Reds OK Talks on  Recognition  Britain’s Offer Receipted; Ship Attack Defended

FLOODS DAMAGE CROPS   Grand and Chariton Rivers Overflow Thousands of Acres

Chariton, Grand Rivers Pour Over Lowlands   Thousands of Acres Under Water With Crests ‘Expected Later in Week; Keytesville Expects High Mark of 23 Feet by Saturday Nicht

B-29s Strike Rail Target in Biggest Blow of Campaign   All Craft Return Safely to Bases; Manned hy Veterans of Pacific War

Nearly 50  Forts Rake Key Target   Shower 500 Tons of Bombs; Opposition Doesn't Arise.

Drop 500 Tons Of Bombs In Record Raid   Superfort Fleet Moved 8,000 Miles in 8 Days To Reach Target

Mass Attack Scores North Of 38th Line  500 Tons Droppes   500 Tons Dropped By ‘8-Day Wonder'  Precision Sortie

Nearly 50 B-29 Bombers Drop 500 Tons Of Bombs On North Korean Targets

50 Superforts Batter Targets In North Korea   War Trained Crews Carry Out Mission 8 Days After Order

Mightiest Single Air Blow of Korean War Completed Successfully by U.S. Forces

B-29 Crews In Heavy Raid On North Koreans  ‘Over 500 Tone of   “Over 500 Tons of Bombs Dropped In Aerial Sorties

Nearly 50 Superforts Plaster Target With 500 Tons of Bombs   Mission Inaugurates Mass Precision Bombing on North Korea by Two Groups of B-29s That Are Rushed From U. S. West Coast.

U. S. Heavy Bombers Drop 500 Tons On Rail Center   By RUSSELL, BRINES (Associated Press Tokyo Bureau Chief Representing The Allied  — es

Key Target Hit by 500 Tons Of U.S. Bombs   Nearly50 Superforts Take Part in Biggest Single Korean Raid

Superfortresses in Biggest Air Blow of Contlict ‘Crews, Trained in’ World War Hi, Fly  paae aie

Superfortresses Plaster Railway  Center In In Korea  Unload 500° Ponts Of   Unload 500 Tons Of Bombs On Target; ‘Meet No Oppositior

B-29 Crews In Heavy Raid On North Koreans   Over 500 Tons of Bombs Dropped In Aerial Sorties

Nearly 50 B-29's Blast Key Red Military Base   Mightiest Single Air Blow Of Campaign Unleashes 500 Tons of Bombs

50 Big Planes be Precision. Mass Attack   World War It Men Man Raid Through Rain and Mist

Superforts Blast Strategic Points In First Big Raid   Nearly Fifty Ships Hammer Red Sector With Heavy Bombs

BATTER TARGET IN NORTH KOREA   rive Hundréd Tons Of Bombs Plaster Railroad Center—Biggest Air Blow &f Campaign. ~e

Mass Flights Inaugurated By Bombers   World War Il Trained Crews Blast N. Korean Railroad Center

Mightiest Air Blow Of War Struck Today   West Coast Groups Arrive In Korea To Aid Infantry

WOMAN IS SERIOUSLY BURNED Southeast Texas Timberland, Ranges Are Ravaged By Fire

TURNER FACES MURDER TRIAL   New Effort Will Be Made To Give Him Death Penalty

Long Holiday Already Has Cost 434 Lives  Ry ASANQDOIATE DN PREECE

HEALTH SERVICE GRANTS  Kansas Allotted $1.455.797 In Fed. eral Funds for 1951

SS 82-8548 55 "Seen * &\ Be BBSSeBe* Fe  Kansas Allotted $1.455.797 In Fed. eral Funds for 1951

Korea War May Affect Primary  Okla. Race Watched; Other States Ta Elect

Three States to Ballot Tuesday  Primaries to Decide General Contestants

Oklahoma Runoff May Give Tipoff   Lawmakers Might Fine How Korea Alfects Those in Office

WESTBROOK VEGLER   Inside White House-lair Words If Not lar Practice

Truman Stirs Fresh Debate On Money Bil   Demands Rejection Of Slash Proposed On Appropriations

REDS CLAIM 708 GI’S KILLED, 500 CAPTURED   Say Drive South Is Successful and Not Checked by U.S

THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS   Two ‘of Collisions in This Area Each Involved 3 Cars

First Arms Under Pact Reach Italy  Red Protest Fails To Materialize

Move To Help South Koreans  Halted by Reds   Communists Counter Above Changjon, But ROK Troops Stand

U.N. Troops Ready To Cross 38th Parallel   South Koreans Repulse Sharp Counter Attack

“North Korea Starts Its Detense   ’ Rok Forces Now 67 Miles North

All-Out Drive Info N. Korea May Be Near   South Korean Forces In North Korea Meet Stiff Resistance

1 8 ‘Government Loses Heavily .. . .  ne tnt  Fight Over Potato Surplus Developing

U.S. Church Boom Is Greatest Ever  As Membership Soars to New High

BLONDE INDIAN MAIDEN MIGHT DYE HAIR DARK TQ CEE MOVIE PART OPPOSITE CLAP GABLE

Republicans Will Use Senate To Answer Truman   GOP Opposition To  Truman Before People

GOP Starts Assaulton Pres. Truman   Senate Will Bé Used as Forum to Answer President. .

REPUBLICANS STRIKE BACK AT PRESIDENT   Say GOP Bared Teapot Dome Scandals, Demos Hide Present Ones.

To Use Senate As Forum to Answer Harry  Wherry Will Reply To Truman Talks

Hit Back At Truman   GOP Senators Set Off  Political Row By Blast ‘ At Campaign. Sneeches

Lee Pressman Admits He Once Was Communist  Former ClO Counsel And New Dealer Faces Questioning

‘Big Stink’ Touches Off Bomb Panic  a % *® ee 8 Midwest man Soviet Gas Attack But Noxious Odor Turns Out to Be Leaky Pentalarm Truck

Huh!_ They: Should Get a Whiff of Hawg Crick!  ‘Smelly Mystery’ Chokes Seven Cities

T Towns Choked By Foul Smell   Believe Odor From Leaky Pentalarm Truck

Collier's Magazine Pays High Tribute To Taft: Backs Him for Re-election -

Moscow Claims Reds Are Advancing On AllFronts   Dispatches Also Said To Report Two North Korean Planes Took On Eighteen Americans And Shot Down Three.

Woman Wins in Maine Vote   Defeats Ex-City Man in Democratic Race

Say Russians Taking Stronger Hand in Red China Affairs   Last of Consular and Official U. S. Personnel Arrive at Hone Kong

Seventh Fleet W ithdrawal Seer   Truman Plans Move After Korean War

Truman Settles Fate .  Of Fleet Off Formosa  No Reason To Keep It There When W... C_]... i... fb... D.]. Ga... fru

Falcon Dam To Start Soon  Fund Cut Won’t Halt Protect Construction

Tornado Hits Illinois. Area   Five Known Dead, 17 Hurt In Windstorm Late Saturday

Five Killed  In Tornado   Strikes Southwestern Illinois; One Car  Is Carried 600 Feet

M’Carthy Gives Probers Name OF Ace Red Sp   State Department Employe Accused By Senator

NFCARTHY NAMES "RED AGENT” FOR  SENATE PROBERS   Wisconsin Republican Says Man ts Connected With  State Deannrtmant

Refuses To Identify Individual But Reports He Is Willing To Press Fa Formal Charges At Closed  ‘earings,   INFORMAL DISCUSSION OF CASE WITH TYDINGS

McCarthy Continues  To Talk   Senator Says He Hos Given Nome of ‘Top Espionege Agent’ to Frobers

M’Carthy Says Top Red Agent in State Dept.   Offers to Press Formal Charges in Closed Hearing

Senator Willing To Press Formal Charge At Closed Hearings   Reveals Name Of Russian’s Chief Espionage Agent To Committeemen In Secret Session

Soldiers Are Victims Early: This Morning®   Light Plane Crashes At Airport rises After Takeoff: Bodies Badly Burned :

Social Security Made Easy For  Ill. Housewives   Bookkeeping Eliminated By New Report System

HOUSEWIFE’S TAX PROBLEM SIMPLE   Employer Of Maid Need Not Handle Complicated Forms To Meet Social Security Requirements

Housewt Ives, Notice:  How Soe ial See urity Taxes Will Be Paid for Servants

oe HFEUAL  Cold War Topics Given Priority   Big 3 Ministers Set London Agenda

BIG PARCEL OF PEACE IS GIFT MOST NEEDED   “Peace on Earth, Good Wil ‘to Men” Has Deeper .Meaning This Year   'SOME “WISHES” GIVEN

FOUR OTHER DEATHS CONFESSED  Youth Admits Starting Circus Fire That Killed 168 Persons

S'4482 52 87°22 WW £2827 078 & '  To Investigate Link Be. tween Racketeers and Tax Agents

To Press Inquiry Of Collusion With Federal Tax Agents  © Probers Told That

MAY BE COLLUSION   To Investigate Link -Between Racketeers and Tax Agents

MICKEY COHEN'S HOME IS BOMBED   MICKEY, WIFE, MAID ESCAPE UNINJURED IN $50,000-DAMAGE BLAST

Mobster's Home Blasted by Bomb   * Gambling Racket Boss and Wife Escape Uninjured

Blast Wrecks  Cohen's Home   Mickey and Wife Escape Gangland's Bomb at Los Angeles, However.

MICKEY COWEN BLAST TARGET BUT NOT HURT   Los Angeies Gambler in Real Rocm Escapes Injury by 3 Minutes.

Gambler’s Home ls Blasted _   ickey Cohen and His ‘Wife Escape Injury in Latest Attempt on Lif  Mick ornia- Mobster

Mickey Cohen's Palatial Home Bomb Blasted   However, Mobster And His Wife Escape Uniniured

MICKEY COHEN ESCAPES DEATH; HOME BOMBED   Las Angeles Mobster Is Alive  Because He Changed Bedrooms.

Gangland Bomb Wrecks Home Of Vice, Gambling Racketeer Mickey Cohen on W est Coast

Mansion Wrecked By Bomb but Gang Boss Not Injured   Mickey Cohen Assassins’ Target In Los Angeles—Radar Warning Works but Siqnal Is Iqnored

Gangster’s Home Hit By Bomb   Gambling Czar Coher Escapes Injury As Blast Shatters Houss

Cohen Home Bombed But He Is Unhurt   Little Mobsier’s House, Protected By Radar, Is Wrecked; Damage Placed At $50.000

MICKEY COHEN HOME BLASTED   But Little Mobster Gets Out Without Scratch

Home Blown Up, But Cohen Unhurt  Charmed Mobster Changes Bedrooms

Cohen’s Home Is Blasted by Bomb   Second Attempt to Assassinate Los Angeles Mobster Fails; Wife and Maid Also Escape [njury.

Gangland Bomb Rocks Home Of Mobster Mickey Cohen In Attempt At Assassination

New York Cotton   N. 0. Cotton   Soybeans   Bomb Wrecks Mickey Cohen's Home

Gambler Spared-Again /Gangland Bomb Wrecks $100,000 Mickey Cohen Home

Gambling Leader Escapes Death In Los Angeles   Wife, Maid Also Uninjured In $50,000 Explosion; Returns To Bed After Checking Radar Alert

MOBSTER AND WIFE ARE SAFE   Mickey Changes Bedrooms Just At Right Time To Save Life   RADAR - PROTECTED

Bomb Blasts Cohen Home   Los. Arigeles Mobster, Wife Eseape Injuries

Los Angeles Mobster And Wife Eseape  - Radar Fails To Prevent Attack

Mobster’s Home Hit By Explosion  Cohen Escapes Linked Im Rilevet

Bomb Wrecks Mobster Czar Cohen’s Home   California Mobster Mickey Cohen Escapes Unhurt; Front Room He Usually Sleeps In Wrecked

Bomb Explosion Wrecks Home of West Coast Figure   Mickey Cohen, Wife, Maid ‘-Esenpe Injury; His Bedroom Is in Pieces

Mobster Cohen's Home Wrecked   cane Bomb Rips $100,000 Residence

New Altempt To Kill Gang Leader Fails   Palatial West Coast Home of Mickey Cohen "Wrecked by Bomb; Midaet Mobster Escape:

Mobster Unhurt But Fine Wardrobe Torn to Shreds—  5 ee SE i PT Ss ERR Sn AO 2 FSP SE TSAO SOME  Bomb Wrecks Mickey Cohen's Palatial Los Angeles Home

Cohen Escapes But Home Is Wrecked  Canglead Bomb Slasts House But Little Alobater Samakeaw linhkurt

RETAINS CHARMED LIFE -Cohen Escapes Uninjured As Bomb Wrecks Home

Blast Of Bomb Wrecks Home This Morning  Mobster Is Still Leading Charmed

MICKEY SETS DAMAGE AT $50.000      Mobster Continues To Lead Charmed Life  ~ EXPLOSION   Centers On Usual Bedroom: Wife And Maid Also Escape Uninjured

Changed Rooms On Retiring But Won’t Tell Police Why   Former Bedroom Completely. Blasted By Explosion That Police Heard Over Three Miles Awav: Second Attemnt Te, Kill.

SUBS ON WEST COAST BELIEVED TO BE RUSSIAN   Navy Says Craft Probably on Norma Pesacetime Patrols

SUBS THOUGHT - TOBERUSSIAN   Navy Captain Says There Is Foreign “Sub Pack” Off West Coast.

Navy Believes Subs Sighted Off W. Coast  Are Russian   Ship Reports Running Thru “Pack of Subs” in Western Waters

Sighted Subs May Belong To Russia, Navy Officers Say   German Origir Considered By Officials

Investigate Possibility That Mysterious Subs on West Coast May Be Nazis

Nazi Origin Of Undersea Craft Hinted   Donay‘s Brother Scoffs at Link With Importer

Mystery Subs Target of Hunt Off California   Boats May Belong to Russia, High Navy Officials Declare Today.

Slayer Of Waitress Sought By Police  Victim Raped And Beaten In Cleveland

Mrs. F. D. R. ‘Troubled a Very Great Deal By Hiss Case; People ‘Over-Hysterical’

Air Policy Arouses lre Ot Senators   German Vessel Sights Debris Off Red Baltic Coast

Resitictiog Upheld By Court  Any inequities Are *loh For Conaress’

BRITISH RULERS FACE TEST VOTE   Narrow Parliamentary Majority Makes It Life Or Death

ATTLEE REGIME ON SPOT TODAY   British Labor Governmen Faces Severe Test on ‘Steel Seizure’

Laborite Rule  Hangs On Test   Churchill Measure May Lead To Fall Of Attlee

Conservatives Call For Confidence Ballot On Wationalization Issue

Vote to Test Labor Victory   Defeat of Government Would Topple Regime. Says London Times

Vote Can Doom Labor Cabinet   Churchill Forces Issue On Steel Industry Late Today

Laborites Face      Loss of Vote on Steel Nationalization Could Topple Attlee Regime

Ford Workers Receive Pay Hike  Eight Cent Hourly Increase In Effect

Ford Scraps Old Contract, Hikes Wages   5-Year Pact -Boosts Pensions, Pay Now Plus Yearly. Hike and Cost-of-Living Tieup

Ford Tears Up Unexpired Contract; Grants 8-Cent Cost-Of-Living Pay Hike

Ford Grants Living-Cost Wage Boost  New Contract For Five Years Ts of GM Patterr

FORD EMPLOYED GRANTED 8-CENT HOURLY PAY RAISE   Wages Tied to Cost of Living in New Contract” That Will Run for Five  Years.   126,000 PRODUCTION  WORKERS AFFECTED   Agreement Calls for Four Yearly Hikes of 4 Cents and Boosts Pensions From 8100 to $125.

Ford Gives Eight Cent Pay Boost   Unexpired Contract Torn Up; Another Increase Next June

Ford Grants AutoWorkers19.4c Raise in Pay, Benefits to Cost $50 Million

COLD WAVE IS FANNING OUT OVER MIDWEST   Serious Floods in Central California.  ose 12 Above for Chicago;

COLD WAVE IS FANNING OUT OVER MIDWEST      1 a ict 12 Above for Chicago; Serious. Floods in Cen-   tral California.

ANOTHER COLD: WAVE SPREADS   More Freezing Temperotures Threatened As Far South As Gulf

Supported By U.S. Guns And Planes   Enemy Assaults: Also Beaten Back On Masan Front

American Troops Back South Koreans; Reds Use 40,000 Troops Along 120-Mile Line

U.S. Negro Troops Hurl Reds Back From Bloody Southern Mountain Top

Republican: Troops Make Three-Mile Gain Against Reds: Continue Noithward

Infantrymen Supported By American Guns Push Reds Back On East Coast   Allied Forces Continue Te Advance Northward Against Light Resistance; Warshine Furnish Sunport For Action

Town of Kigye Recaptured; Defenders of Pohang Hold Fast Under Heavy Attack

American Naval Vessels Support Drive To North  Two Crack Outfits Land From Carrier To Bolster Effort

SOUTH KOREANS RETAKE KIGYE FROM INVADERS   Continue Push Northward Against “Light  Resistance”   1,500 BRITISH TROOPS TO REINFORCE LINE

Republican Troops Advance Over Three Miles   Supported by American Guns and Planes; Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting on  American End of the Line.

State’s 28th Division Called to Active Duty   Local Unit Affected

Indiantown Encampment Is Reduced ToOne Week  Members To Go   Members To Go To Indiana Camp For Training  Within 20 Davs

CUSTOMS OF JAPANESE TAKING MODERN TREND   Bristol Woman Returns Home Following Lengthy Flight   AMERICANS ARE “TOPS’

Assessment Plan Upheld By Court   Rotating Property Values Sustained; No Ruling On ‘Full Cash Value’

MacArthur Is Ordered ‘To Withdraw Statement   President Rebukes General For His Stand on For. mosa Because it Would Confuse Policy

Letter Due VEW Session Is R ejected   Note At Varianee With U. S. Policy On Formosa, President Says

Drivers License File  To Be Open at Night   Aid Officers to ‘to Check Status of  Drivers

Survey Discloses 3 Farm Products Are Above Parity   Only Beef Cattle, Veal Calves, Lambs Reach Federal Goal

Navy's ‘Aloha Curtain’ Falls On TwoAirmen   Newsmen Not Permitted To Talk to Americans Just Released by China Reds

Navy Airmen Are To Speak   Released Americans To Tell Of Capture

Navy fo Let Airmer Tell Story of Their Imprisonment  Promises Lifting of Censorship After It Untanales’ Thinas

Yanks Held 18 Months By Chinese Reds Will Soon Have Chance fo Tell Story

DOCTOR CLAIMS LAW NOT RIGHT IN THIS CASE   Hearings Start In Mercy Killing After Jury Picked

 Defense to Say Cancer Victim Dead Refore Dr. Sander Injected Air in Veins

Winter Garb Issue in Bulk   American Forces Outran Their Supply Lines

G.0.P. Session Votes Today on Governor   Former Party Head Faces Stiff Fight from Walter Kohler

Higley Favored But Kohler Holds  Strong Following  Bubolz Confident Of Early Support For Endorsement

Higley ‘And Kohler In Favorite Spots As Delegate Voting Is Being Delayed

Governor, Game Commission Secretary Promise Action  Against Unlicensed Boats

REDS WARNED U.N. WILL NOT BOW 10 ~ FORCE IN KOREA   Austin Calls Upon Peace Or  : ganization to Demand  Withdrawal of Chinese From Korea.   CRISIS PUT AHEAD OF OTHER BUSENESS   Vishinsky Says Intervention of American Forces, Unless Stopped, Will Lead to World War.

U.\. Committee Clears Assembly's Calendar For Debate On Demand That Reds Quit horea

Austin Asserts UN Will Not Yield in Korea  No Word Received From Peiping

U.S. WILL NOT BOW TO MIGHTY FORCE IN KOREA, AUSTIN TELLS DELEGATESTOUNITED NATIONS

AUSTIN WARNS RED CHINA & RUSSIA U.S. WILL NOT BOW TO MIGHTY FORCE

Korean Crisis Put Ahead Of All Business   UN Delegate Warns UN Will Not Bow To Mighty Force Of Reds

AUSTIN: WARNS REDS UN WON'T BOW 10 POWER   Assembly Puts Korean Crisis First On Agenda

Austin Demands  Moral Judgment  Against Reds Declares Force  Will Not Slow Action By U.N.

Communists Fight For f Important Daim Cn Korean Border  Power From: System °

President Soekarno Calls On Armed Forces To Put Down Makassan Rebellion; Seeks Aziz

WAR IN EAST INDONESIA IS SEEN LOOMING   Armed Forces Called On By President To Crush Rebels

Shooting War May Start in Indonesia   President Calls on Armed Forces to Quell Rebellion

E-Gl Fugitive \s Captured In Munich Suburb  Oklahoma Bad Man Broke Jail Twice; Gives Up Peacefully

Southern SenatorsAgreeWith Truman —Voluntary FEPC Is Unacceptable

Southerners Want No Bill At All At All  Dixie Opposes Voluntary FEPC

Dixie Solons Back Truman  To Seore Voluntary FEPC   Southerners Want No Measure At All, Russell Says: President's Opposition Seen Leaving Graham ‘On Limb’ In North Carolina Race

Type Cleaner Kills 2 Felons   Four Seriously Til At Indiana Prison

Aldermen Pass Ordinance After Favorable Vote  Area Ballots Heavily For Annexation; Law Passed For Drive-in

First Cavalry Smashes Drive Led by Tanks   North Koreans Build Up Pressure Along 150.Mile Line

Reds ‘Continued fo Be Repulsed,’ Says U.S. Headquarters  Latest Assault Made By Tanks, Infantry Against Ist Cavalry

Commie Raids Along 150-Mile Front Blunted   Counter-Offense Staged on Poun By First Cavalry

Two-Thirds of South Korea Taken by Enemy; Yank Forces Holding   MacArthur Says Infantry Hurled Back and 3 Tanks Blasted by Big Bazookas

Defenders Turn Blows Back In Stiff Fighting  mo! Biden BA xvintionn   Red Pressure Mounting Steadily All Day; Biq Guns, Tanks Busy

Defenders Turn Blows Back In Stiff Fighting   Red Pressure Mounting Steadily All Day; Big Guns, Tanks Busy

Reds Launch 2 Big Drives   U.S. Tanks Clear Out Road Block; Pressure Mounts on 150-Mile Front

Invaders Sweep Along Coast To Mokpo, Kwangju   Defenders Repulse Thrusts In Central And Eastern Areas

N. KOREA PRESSURE IN YONGDONG AREA MOUNTS STEADILY   JU S. Tanks, Artillery “Clean Out Road Block Bolstered By Mortars

Key American Port Menaced By Communists  abs é >: —  Amc i9TaItnr

North Koreans Attack ‘Ail Along 150-Mile Front; U.S.. Fleet Moves Against Thrusts on. West Coast

North Koreans Smash at American Lines Along 150 Mile Front, Tokyo Reports

Defenders Repulse Tank-Led Assaults   Entire Front Blazes Into Action; Red Spearhead Pushes Far South

ALL THRUSTS ARE  REPULSED SAYS  GEN. M’ARTHUR RED COLUMN DRIVES  DOWN WESTERN COAST ~~ WITHOUT OPPOSITION

North Korea Troops Push Three Attacks   Enemy Pressure Mounts  Steadily Deeper Into . South-Central Area

FOE ADVANCES DOWN WEST COAST   Near Southwestern Tip Of Korea In Flank Move   U, S., $0, KOREAN   Defenders Continue To Repulse Enemy: Bazookas Blast More Tanks

Invaders Make Deep Thrust Into Southern Korea   MacArthur’s Headquarters Says Americans Holding; Red Column Drives Near Southern Tin Of Korea

T wo Hard Assaults Repulsed   Rough And Tumble Fighting Reported  When First Cavalry Snters Krav

Yanks Hurl Back Fierce Assaults: Air Force Busy   Red Tank-Infantry Teams Range as Far As Mokpo Outskirts

American And South Korean Units Hurl Back Northern Communists All Along 150-Mile Line-—Roving Tank-Infantry Teams Of Invaders Move As Far South As Port Of Mokpo, Near Korea’s Southwest Tip, With Only Police Opposing Them

Enemy Column Penetrating Deep In West   Reds Concentrate Pressure At Points  On Taejon-Yongdong Defensive Lines

Battle Lines Firm Along Entire Front In Bitter Fighting   150 Miles of Flaming War Extends from Taejon East To Coastal City of Yonadok

Take Steps to Halt Threatened Flanking Of American Lines   ‘Commie Drive Is Reported as Near Southern Tip of Korea; American ' Tanks, Planes Blast at Invaders

ALL THRUSTS ARE REPULSED, REPORTS SAY   Secret Measures Being Taken To Clear Mokno Area

Red Pressure Mounts; Flank Move Threat to UN Position   Infantry Gets Behind AmericanPosition;Threat Cleared in 2 Hours

invaders Driven Back in Fighting By First Cavalry  Attack on Entire War Front Fails To Pierce Lines

Tank-Killing Teams OF U. S. Stalk Enemy  Hard-Charging Reds Reporte edt Re spa ulead On 160.

Fight Rages On 150-Mile Battlefront   ‘MacArthur's Report Says  Commmnists Mounting  Heavy Pressure on Line  Almost Across Korea

Pressure of Enemy Forces Is Reported Mounting Hourly Aaainct U. S. Lines

Communists Hurled Back . by Ist Cavalry   American Tanks Clean Out Pocket Behind U. S$. Lines

Northern Forces Thrust on Wide.   Infantry Hurled Back, --3 Tanks Knocked Out. by Gls, M’Arthur Says

U.S. Troops ‘Hold Lines, Blast Tanks   MacArthur Gives Detailed Report On Latest Drive

North Korean Attacking Along Twisting 150Mile Front   Three Communist Tanks Knocked Out by American Bazookas

North Koreans Driving Along 150-Mile Front   Latest Assault Made By Eight Tanks And Infantrymen: Reds Lose 3 Tanks

Invaders Attack. Nearly Breadth Of South Korea  Latest Assault on ‘avalry Positions

Invading Troops Pound 150-Mile Battle Front: Reds Reach Southern Tip

Reds Capture © Kwangju, Far Behind U.S. Line  U. S. First Cavalry _ Counter-Attack  Halts Thrust

Reds Press Attack Along 150- Mile Front; American Position Astride TaejonYongdong Road.   FIGHTERS, BOMBERS AID GROUND TROOPS

[Build Up Considerable Strength Along Entire Western Front; Two Assaults Stopped

Gen. M’Arthur Says Invaders  Are ‘Repulsed’   See Broad Flanking Movement by Enemy

Heavy Stabs Are Being Repulsed, General Reports   ‘Small’ Force Races Down West Coast in Broad Flanking Threat

Column Slithers Almost To Point   Field Dispatches Describe Two Hard Assaults On Separate American Lines Deep Along Back Roads In Rugged Area

ATTACK ALL NIGHT ON 150MILE FRONT   Charging North Koreans  , Throw Tanks and Infantry Into Battle; Ist Cay-alry Counterattacks.   WESTERN COAST _~C IN REDS’ HANDS   MacArthur Acts to Eliminate Flanking Threat by Column Reaching South~ west Tip of Korea.

Military Aid Bill Delayed   Measure Represents Weapons For Defense

House Committee Delays Schedule On Arms Aid Bil   [Passage of Measure During  Week Expected by Party  Chica Deanite Holi:

Arms Aid Hits 24-Hour Delay  In Committee   House Debate Blocks Plan  For Immediate Decision  Qn Helou for Friends

House Committee Delays Schedule On Arms Aid Bill   Passage of Measure Durin; Week Expected by Party Chiefs Despite Holdup

Military Aid Bill Strikes a Snag   Runs Into 24-Hour Delay in House Debate

Cut In European Spending Likely   Aid Bill May Be Reduced By Half Billion; Ives Joins Economy Drive

NOTE OF ECONOMY   wwe VS SW wWevweis &  New York Senator Says He Will Vote for Cut in  Aid Fur.

NOTE OF ECONOMY   New York Senator Says He Will Vote for Cut in Aid Funds

Ives Will Vote Cut In European Aid; Gives His Reasons   Urgent Necd for Economy Return to Output by Europe; Standing Trade Barriers

Possibility Seen For Aid Bill Cu   Sen. Taft Hopes For Half-Billion Slash

Foreign Aid Cut Possible   Senator Taft Thinks Senate May Whack Off Half Billion

IVES SUPPORTS AID SLASH PLAN   Gives Taft Hope For Get. ting Half-Billion-Dollar Cut

CUT IN FOREIGN AID PROPOSED   Senator Taft Sees Chance To Reduce Total By Half-Billion Dolars—Amendment Cals For Slash.

STATE CONSIDERS LOYALTY PLEDGES   NO LEGAL PENALTY UNDER. STATE LAWS

Appeal For New Taxes  Falls Flat   Congressmen in Both Parties Frown on President's Plea for Moderate Tax Increase, Would Reduce Spending.

Leaders Frown On Tax Hikes   Congressional ‘Chiefs Reject Half Dozen Of Mr. Truman’s Proposals

MODERATE TAX INCREASES OPPOSED   Reduced Spending Is Goal Of Congress  APPEALS   For Draft, Taft-Hariley Repeal, Brannan Plan Appear Doomed

Congressional Leaders  Nix Tax Hike Request   GOP SEEKS DEMOCRATS ALR FRY PABWBIATS Wewnrsfiwe we

Despite The Mild Tone Of Truman Message Congress Reacts With Virtual Promise Of Killing Of Some “Fair Deal’’ Plans.

Congress Leaders Reject Proposal For Higher Taxes _ Other Points Of  Truman Program Are Dismissed

LITTLE CHANCE SEED   Economy, Wave Hits Capitol Hill; ‘Presidential Plans “May Have to Wait

Congress Nixes More Tax Plea  Both Party Leaders Want Cuts in Snendince

Fair Deal Uses New  Strategy  Truman To Use   Truman To Use Conciliation As Political Weapon

Congress Cold To ‘Fair Deal’   Half Dozen Major Truman Proposals  Face Likely Defeat

Congress Readies Fight To Defeat Truman Program   Expanded Social Security And Economie And Militury Aid To Non-Communist Countries Only Recommendations Certain Of Passage

Jruman Message Is Blasted   Lawmakers Give President’s Plans Verbal Lashing

Signals Changed By White House   Democrats Told To Press Only Least Controversial Plans

SEVERAL TRUMAN PROPOSALS GIVEN COLD RECEPTION   Clear Road Seen Fer Social Security Expansion; Reduced Fereian Aid

Congress Says ‘No’ to Higher Tax Proposal   Truman State of the Union Address Draws ‘Thumbs Down’ From L eoislative Leaders

Congressional _ Leaders Frown On Tax Increase   Turn Thumbs Down On Half Dozen Of Truman’s Legislative Pranacale

= n Legislative Proposals Disapproved pornennnenrnennen ppernmeeetane orton nn  CONGRESS “THUMBS DOWN’ SUGGESTED TAX INCREASE

Solons Turn Thumbs Down or Six Proposals  Leaders Quick To Frown On Moderate.

‘Thumbs Down’ First Reaction To Truman Talk in Congress   Truman’ Adopis ‘Non-Political’ Strategy for Election Year

Tax Increase Idea Blasted   Leaders Aim at Drovtic Economy Flirt Before Red Ink Spending te Be Okeyed

Half Dozen Proposals  Are Spurned   State Of Union Bid Brings Cold Reaction. Tax Boost Included

Congressional Leaders Turn Thumbs Down on Many of Truman’s Message Proposals  Important Members of Both Parties Frown on Imposition of New Taxes

CONGRESS COOL TO HALF DOZEN TRUMAN PLEAS   Will OK Social Security Ex pansion But Not Taft Act Repeal.

Solons Turn : Thumbs Down On Major Planks In Truman Plan   ‘Fair Deal’ Plans’ Also Are Doomed   Social Security Expansion, Reduced Europe Aid  Seem Certain

Leaders Put Damper on Truman Aims  Heads of Both Parties  ee Le aff Minne   Heads of Both Parties Frown on Half Dozen Legislative Proposals

Congressional Chiefs Reject New Tax Plan   Reduced Spending Gets Emphasis; tee o£ 6B ate Doal’? Frowned Upon

BothPartiesFrown ‘On Truman Plans; Including Taxes   Draft, "PH Act) Repeal. Brannan. Plan, Health Insurance, Scaway  Ave on Shelf

Sharp Cuts In Spending Emphasized   Other Proposals Of Truman Slated To Be Sidetracked

Congressmen  Cool Toward Truman Deai   Many Lawmakers Will Oppose Proposal to Increase Taxes

Leaders in Both Parties Oppose Tax Increases   Other Truman Demands Also Encounter Quick Thumbs Down

Rainmakers Quit Efforts to Tap the Sky Again Today   Give Up Trial 90 Minutes After Takeoff in Plane at N.Y.

Major Strategy Talks Begun  By Big Thr ee   Western Foreign Ministers Start Discussions About Problems in Germany

Opposition To Acheson Plan Voiced   Big Three Ministers In New York For Critical West Talks

Schuman and Bevin Oppose Acheson Policy   Organization of Europe Defenses Main Tanic

Big 3 Begin Strategy Talk   European Defense Will Probably Be Given Top Priority

Big Three Into Huddle   \Foreign Ministers Begin Talks on West . Europe Defense Policy

Western Defense Gets Priority at Big Three Parley   Problem Involves Germany’s Future; Frewn on Acheson’: Reaarmament Plan

Opinions Differ On How Germany Can Help Defense   Reinforcement of Western Europe ls Major Topic

Big 3 Open. Strategy Talks in New York   - Foreign Ministers Aim at Shoring Up Defense Against Russ

Big Three Open Series of Talks On Europe Arms   Stronger Pact Aim of Sessions In New York

BIG 3 TALKS BEGIN   Conferences Aimed tt Reinforcing The Defenses, Of Europe

Alb THREE IN OPLIT BEFORE PARLEY OPENS   Bevin Not in Agreement with Acheson’s Proposal to Rearm Germany.

Big-3 Ministers Open Parley on Furope Defense:   Conferences Will Also Take Up Problems Of Germany's Future

Rains Swell Rivers; Many Flee Home:   Other Parts Of Country Hit By Blizzard, Dust ” Storm, Earthquake And Severe Cold Weather

Heavy Rains Sending Swollen Rivers Micher   Wabash River Continues to Rise at Vincennes Bu Hones Brichten That Levee Will Hold.

Further Rains SwellFloods   Blizzard, Sandstorm Sweep Other Areas

Paratroopers Rush fo Rescue Seventeenth Man Reported Seen Dangling by Ankle From Tree At Fdae of 3.000-Foot Cliff on B.C. Island

Final Member Feared Dead In Clitf Tree   Survivors Located on Large BC Island After Plane Crashes

Fishing Boat Rescues Men From British Columbia Island, Ending Exposure Since They Bailed Out of Bomber Monday Night; Pinn Attempt to Reach Trapped Flyer

Malik Says Reds Willing ToGo Home   Just Want to Clear All “Foreign Troops” From Korea.

Malik Demands UN Withdrawal   Russian Says Chinese Reds will Leave Korea If “ Allies Clear:Out.

China Reds to Quit Korea if UN Forces  Leave, Russia Says   Surprise Offer Made after Group Approves Proposal for Cease-Fire

Chinese to Leave Korea When UN Palls Out: Malik   Russ Declares All ‘Foreign Forces’ Must. Depart; Committee Approves Asian-Arab Plan for Cease Fire; Reds Attack Hungnam Beachhead

CHINESE WILL QUIT KOREA IF ALLIES LEAVE, MALIK SAYS   Surprise Statement Made by Russian as U. N. Commit  tee Approves Plan to  i Seek Cease-Fire.   HE APPARENTLY WANTS U. N. £0 GET OUT FIRST   Soviet Delegate Says There  Can Be No Peaceful Settlement Until All Foreign Troops Depart.

Chinese Will Leave if U.N. Departs First   Malik Clarifies Red Position After Cease Fire Plan is Voted

Malik Backs Water   Says Reds Will Leave Korea If UN Troops Do The Same

Russian Insists UN Forces Leave Peninsula First  UN Votes To Seek Cease Fire Action Despite Russians

Malik Says Chinese Reds Will Leave If Others Do   Surprise Statement Comes as UN Committee Beats Down Oppesition to Ceasefire Move

Assembly Asks. President Act On Peace Plan   Canadian, Filipino Ware U. S. Will Have Help  Beam Feree Natians

MALIK SAYS RED CHINA TROOPS WILL GO HOME IF U. N. FORCES ARE WITHDRAWN

Russian Envoy Hights Cease Hire Proposat   But Is Defeated By 51 To 5 Ballot In Political Committee

Allies Must Get Out First, Then Enemy To Follow   Political Committee Beats Down Soviet Opposition, Votes, 51 To 5, To Seek Cease-Fire In Korea

U.N. Group Votes Plan Of13 Nations  Chinese Will Go. If Allies Leave Korea. Malik Save

10 Years Needed For Atom Defense   Civilian Mobilization Chief Fixes Costs At 300 Billions

[Atomic Defense Would Require 10 Years To Arrange, Would Cost $300,000,000,000

"10 YEARS AND $300-BILLION REQUIRED TO SAFEGUARD U.S. ‘IN CASE OF ATOMIC ATTACK

“yp Safely From Atom  e f% f P i : uf a" Ags 4 al ui Uri} malic , iv  ears, “S30 R Billion Exnense

10 Years Needed To Make US Safe From Atom Blas! $300 Billion Would  Be Necessary For

START CIVILIAN DEFENSE —  Full A-Bomb Security Means ‘Garrison State’

Rep. Lynch Labels Stock Charges as “Ridiculous -- Silly”   Charges Dewey with Sending Snoopers to Pry Into Personal Affairs

Friends Mourn Boss, Hireling   Police Grill Bodyguari i. Wt PReelee Banned

Says Nation Out To Help French Plan   Party Turns Down Proposals Offered By French Leader

British Labor Party Opposes  Schuman Plan   But Attlee Insists The Government Hopes To Aid European Unity

BRITISH BALK AT SUPER STEELCOAL CONTROLS   But Attlee Says He Wants to Aid West European Pool Plan,

British Aim To Aid Pool Plan: Attlee   Idea of Supra-National Authority Vetoed by Laborites Earlier.

British Reject Schuman Steel, Coal Pool Plan   Attlee Speech Eases Blow of Party Statement

Atilee Snubs French Iron, Coal Merger   Labor Party Voices Opposition; Possibly Later; Commons Told

British Fear Europe Union Plans Will Affect Socialization Prosram

Denies He’s Foe of Coal, Steel Pool   French, However, Feel British Oppose Idea

ATTLEE HOLDS POOLING PLAN NOT DEFINITE   Says Gov't Wants to Help West Europe Proposal but Lacks Details.

But Party Turns French Proposal Down British Want to Help Plan To Pool Coal-Steel—Attlee

Britain ‘Wants fo Help French   Attlee Insists Nation is Behind Poot Pian

BRITAIN DEFENDS STAND ON POOLING   Attlee Says  Laborites Want To Help Coal, Stee] Proposal

Insists Britain Wants to Help In Schuman Plan   Statement by Attlee Follows Rejection By Labor Party

Britain Wants to Help Coal Pool For West Europe  But Labor Party Rejects Idea of Super-Authority

Labor Party Not. Hindering Industry “Pool   Attlee Tells House His Government For The Schuman Plan

Attlee Modifies British Position  ” - Says Party Wonts To Help European Pact’:

Comintorm Plan Abuses PeaceHo pe.A chesonSa ys   Prague Statement Gives No Proof Soviet Intentions Have Changed, Secretary Of State Declares

1951 Street P: Wil "Got Ot Stn Needof Repair ~   WILL USE $100,000

‘crap Settled Ey Democrats  Michigan Group Will Light Peace Pine

DEMOS SELECT STATE LEADER   Neil Staebler Si Slated Te Be Nained Michigan  ’ Chairman

MAMMY SINGER DRAWS TURNAW AY CROWD IN DEATH  20,000 Attend Jolson Rites

Counterfeiters May Have Wanted Cuban Bills For Financing Revolution In Dominican Republic

Six Arrested In Money Plot   ‘Caribbean Revolt Hinted In Fake Cash Case

Five Men, Woman Held In Alleged $3 Million Counterfeit Money Plot

Possibility Money Was to Be Used to Start Revolt  5 Men, Woman Held in Counterfeit Plo

O HELD IN ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT PLOT   MONFY TO FINANCE REVOLT IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC REPORTEDLY SOUGHT.

BOGUS MONEY P PLOT IS *UNCOVERED BY POLICE   Five Men And Woman Held In Plan To Miik Cuban Treaseryr Of Millions

Six Arrested In Counterfeit Money Ring   Had Money Plot That Carried Undertones Of a Revolution

House Leader  Sees OK Of ‘New Tax Bill   Revenue Measure Being Readied By Ways And Means Committee

Plans Laid To Improve Exposition  Bigger, Better   Bigger, Better Fair Will Be New Watchword

Steelworkers, Andustry Open Wage Parleys   Thirty-Five Companies Agree To Open Contract Talks

TALKS ON STEEL "WAGES ARE BEGUN   THIRIY-FIVE COMPANIES  HAVE AGREED TO IMMEDIATE NEGOTIATIONS.

Steel Union  ae   Republic, , Allegheny Firnis Meet With usw Aides

Union Seeks ‘Healthy and Substantial’ Pay Boost  95 Steel Firms Agree to Contract Talks Now

oo Steel Companies Agree to Wage Talks  Union, Two Firm: Open Meetings; USW Wants Early  Pact Reopening

Big Steel And Union Open Wage Hike Talk:   Negotiations Open Monday In ‘ Cleveland, Pittsburgh With Republic, Ludlum

Stee! Parleys Begin; 35 Companies Will Negotiate, U. §. Steel Silent

Launch Manhunt After 2 Murdered In Chicago On Eve Of Crime Probe

Witness In Crime Probe  Murdered   Chicago Police Ordered To Nab Every Hoodlum

9.30 ARMY DIVISIONS DEMANDED BY LODGE   16 Of Them Shonld Be Sent To Europe Br Next Year, &enator Declares

Lodge Calls for 30 Army Divisions;-10 For European Duty   Senator Claims U.S. Won't Have Enough Troops by Next Yea:

Sen. Lodge Favors Powerful Forces   Wants 30 Divisions in Uni form Next Yeor, Ten OF Them in Europe

Proposal Is Accompanied By Hint That New Levy Increases Are Still To Come

U.S. Asks 75 Per Cent Exces: Profits Tax   Hint Made of Still More Individual Income Levies

Defense Tax ls Proposed To Conaress  Tax Of 75 Per Cent On Excess Profits Of Corporations Urgec

Telephone Negotiators Are Hopeful   Agree to Delay Strike Indefinitely

Negotiators Near Phone Agreement   Sirike Postponed Indefinitely; Rail Talks Scheduled

LARGEST PLEDGE LIST IN HISTORY   13 Sororities at K.U. Pinnec 237 Young Women This Yeat   KAPPAS TAKE THE MOS]

LIST IN HISTORY   13 Sororities at K.U. Pinned 237 Young Women  is Year   IKAPPAS TAKE THE MOST

Display Tells of War's Toll of Men   Legion Audliary Looks  to Poppy Day Saturday.

Navy Announces Two New Subs; Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Craft

Vote Polled Tuesday Sef Sfate Record   Monroney’s Lead Is 60,729; Murray Won Post by 16,103; Total Of 644276 Votes

Ferguson Meets Boyle in Chicago  Says He Can Beat Taft by 250,000 Votes

COLLEGE GOES TO ENDICOTT   Board Approves Same Status for Plattsburg School

Nationalists In China Arrest Red Suspects   Over 1000 Rounded Up In Drive By Chinese Forces On Formosa

American Forces Are Driving Into The City From Four Directions   Yanks Expect To Have U. S. Flag Flying Over Seoul Before The Day Is Over. 4

Acheson Arrives at Paris; McCloy, Jessup, Harriman Also at Hand”

US Diplomats Seek Resolve In Cold War   Acheson, Aides Seek More Co-operation At Paris Conference

Acheson — In Paris For Big 3 Conference  Secretary Seems Determined  To Get More Hel, In Cold Canflicet

Secretary Arrives’ In Paris Ten Minutes Ahead Of High Commissioner John F. McCloy

ACHESON FLIES TO MINISTERS MEET IN PARTS   Goal Seen More Cold War Assistance By Western Powers

ENGINEER SEIZED IN NEW YORK CITY ASSPY FOR RUSSIA   Julius Rosenberg Accused of Recruiting for Soviet-Financed Atom Bomb Espionage Ring.   ONCE HELD A JOB WITH SIGNAL CORPS   Prisoner and 3 Others Arrested Recently Said to Have Collaborated With Dr.  Klaus Fuchs. 4

American-Born Engineer is Fourth Arrested For A-Bomb Spying For Reds

ENGINEER HELD AS LINK IN RED ATOM SPY PLOT   Julius Rosenberg, 32 Charged by FBI As  Recruiter in Plot

Engineer Accused Of Conspiracy In Atom Bomb Leaks   Former Employee of Signal Corps Charged with Recruiting Agents To Steal A-Bomb Secrets for Reds

FBI Arrests Ath Man as Atomic Spy   Nab Engineering Plant Operator, Ex-Signal  Corps Member, as New Link in Russ Spy Net —

F.B.I. Seizes New Suspect In Spy Ring   Engineer Accused Of Recruiting for Red-Financed Unit

McCormick and Hutson Will Sneak Tonight   Democrats Name Committees For Their Final Rally of Election Campaign

Rail Strike Set April 26   Vital Segments of National Transportation Will Be Tied Up By Brotherhood Walkout

Rail Union Orders Strike on April 26 Against 8 Big Lines   Walkout Called to Support Demand of Firemen And Enginemen for Extra Man on All Diesels; Notices Sent to Carrier’s Conference Group

EIGHT ROADS WILL BE HIT BY STRIKE ORDER   Dispute Over. Multiple Unit Diesel Crews Brings Action

WILL BEAITBY   Dispute Over Multiple . Unit Diesel Crews Brings Action

®Eight Railroads Affected by Order: Unions Demanding Extra Man on MultiDiesel Locomotives.

Railway Strike Date Set; Vital _ Roads Includec   Part of P. R. R. system Listed by Union  Snokaeman ©

Labor Whips Counting On Slim Margin   Expect To Win Crucial Test Vote On Steel By Only Three Votes,

South Plains Gets Year's Worst Duster   Temperature Drops In West Texas But Edae Off Cold Front

Cut Domestic Budget Now, Senate Told  Te. 8 8 Bie   Byrd Leads Drive For Cuts To Allow More Militarv Funds

Byrd Leads Drive To Cut Home Area Expenditures   Says Domestic Expense Can Be Cut Sharply  In Pending Legislation

CUT ASKED IN CIVIL SPENDING   Byrd Wants Domestic Slash to Offset New Military Outlay   'BANKRUPTCY FEARED

Slash In Home Spending Uraed  Bulge In Military Outlays Foreseen

Cut in Domestic: Spending to Aid. Defense, Demand   Byrd Spearheads Drive to Make Way for Big Military Outlays :

Byrd Fights For Home Economy To Speed War   Warns Nation USSR Wants To Bunkrupt U.S. For Victory

Byrd Demands Reduction in Home Spending   Cuts to Make Way For Costs of War

Byrd Pushes Economy Drive For America  Virginia Senator In Move To Cut U. S.   Domestic Expenses

Byrd Opens  Fight To Cut  Spending Republicans Unit  Behind Efforts To Guard Treasur:

Drive to Cut Domestic Spending To Provide For Military Costs Launched

Senator Byrd Presses Drive on Civilian Spending   Wants Domestic Activities Cut for Expected Bulge In Military Outiay

Byrd Repeats Demand For Cut In Expenditures   ‘Domestic Spending Slash Asked In View Of Need For Korean Battles

Sen. Byrd Warns Domestic Funds Must Be Slashed  War Demands, Reds — Want U.S. Bankrupt

ould Slash Domestic Spending Economy Campaign Is  ‘Spearheaded by Byrd

Outlays Must Be. Cut With War on Hand, Byrd Says   Bulge in Military = Spending Expected

Byrd Leads Drive to Cut U.S. Outlays   Virginia Senator Sees No Reason Why Some Cuts Can’t Make Way for Arms Spending   May Seek Revenue   Sees Congress as Forced to Look Around for More Income

DRIVE AGAINST FEDERAL COSTS   Senator Byrd Heads Move - To Reduce Domestic Goyernment Expense.

Allied Planes Turn Power on Commies   Throw Everything at Foe in Close Sumnart af Cle

Federal Revenues Falling below. 1949  : May Receipts Rise ’ Over Similar Period

23,000 RESERVISTS TO TAKE TRAINING   Walt Be Notified By January 15 When And Where They Will  Enramn

Talks Still Produce  No Contract   Contempt Action May Be Taken By Government

‘Miners Balk at New Order to Return to Pits   Last Ditch Contract Talks Make “No Real Progress”, Mediators Report: More Court Action Looms.

UMW Chieftain Acts Amid Talk Of U.S. Moves   Truman to Get Report Today of Fact-Finding Board on Negotiations

NO PROGRESS: REPORTED IN LATEST TALKS   Request For Contempt Citation Is Forecast; Panel Report Due

U. 8. Abandons Hope Of Settling Baltic Incident  Reds Accused Of Fiouting Responsibilities

Kremlin Gets Another Note On Baltic Plane  Dispute mot To Be Presse Is Made Definite

U.S. Sends New Plane Protest Note to Russia   Wavy Is Left Open for Future Appeal to UN Or Another Channel

Baltic Plane Dispute Stalemated AsU. S. Sends New Note to Russia

REDS’ STAND HIT IN PLANE DISPUTE   { = ACAIN BLAMES RUSSIA FOR LOSS OF NAVY CRAFT IN BALTIC SEA.

U.S. SENDS ITS LAST PROTEST ON BALTIC ISSUE   Hope Abandoned Of Any Satisfactory Reply On Lost Airplane

U.S. REASSERTS RUSSIA  _ IS RESPONSIBLE FOR U. S. PLANE LOST IN BALTIC

Deadlock On Plane Incident   New Note Sent To Russia - By United States State Department

Mrs. Acheson, Jessup Named. By McCarthy   Senator Says Pair Listed as Sponsors Of Syhvarcive Crain

Solon Names  U .N. Envoy  On ‘Red’ Lis! Senate Begins  Inquiry Into , State Bureau

$51.37 Average Made For Leaf On Dixie Marts   Georgia Markets Stav In Good Shape

Little Optimism Expressed; Trial For Contempt Looms  Mediator Chief Says No Progress Made In Plans Ta End Coal Crisis

No Progress Is Made In Mine Peace Talks   Government Officials Not Optimistic of Break in Strike Before Union Faces Trial on Contempt Charges at Washinaton Monday.   SITUATION IS UNCHANGED   ‘Koalief Coal for Pittsburgh

But Outlook for “Break”  Not Bright —   Hope for Agreement Lessened by Absence of John L. Lewis

Top Union Head: Meet Operators Without Lewis  Weekend Break fT. @acth. bg- ian gd

Gov't Officials Prod Both Sides In Coal Tieup   Wont Break Before Contempt Trial Starts Monday

See Little Chance For Coal Truce   Hope For Peace This Week End Is Dim; Lewis Attending Kin’s Funeral

Leader Is Away But Aides Heed Call to Powwow   Contract Settlement May Be Near; Coal Situation Is Dark

U.-S. Mediator Sees New Hope Of Settlement   Officials Prodding Operators And United Mine Workers In Effort To Reach Agreement Before Trial Date

Negotiators See Little Hope In Coal Mess   Prod Peace Talks For Settlement, But See No Hope

Union-Dug Fue To Pittsburgh In Relief Move   UMW Faces Trial Monday For Failing To Halt Stoppage

See Coal Talks Futile Attempt To Avoid, Tria   Officials Not Optimistic Ching Sees .No Change: To Redoable! Effort:

Lewis Calls Top Aides for  Conference   May Hint Development In Coal Talks; Union ContemptTrial Monday

(! icials Prod (oa! Peace Talk i; “ope Of Break   Se a ©  Tr  -; Agreement e ore Contempt ‘al Is Started

Officials Prod Coal Peace Talk But Without Hope   Little Hope Held Out For Averting Trial on Monday

Union Meeting  Over Weekend  May Presage Coal Action   Could Be. Tip-off on Con tract Talks or Routine Conference

Officials Prod Talks on Coal ° Peace Urgently   Hope for Break In Situation

HOPE FOR SOME EARLY BREAKIN COAL TROUBLES   But There’s.No Real Idea That T+ Will Ba Sann

Coal Peace Talks Being  Continued   Government Aim Fo Settlement Before Monday Falters

Some ‘Observers Say Strike End May Be Near   Government Prods For Compromise © Over Weekend

Coal Progress Nil, Ching Says  Optimism Low For Break; Lewis Leaves

UMW Heads Join In Secret Parley  Coal Truce Hopes Given New Lease

Coal Talks Run On As Court Action Nears   Still Retain Hopes For Settlement Before Hearing Monday

Government Pressing for Asreement   Union Leaders at Capital But Lewis Absent and Officials Not Hopeful On Peace Possibilit?®

Lewis Absence IsNew Damper   Union to Face Contempt Charge Teal MAanday

Nation's Fuel Crisis Rapidly Becomina Acute   Secret Meetings Are Held with Head Of Miner Union

Possible Coal Action Hinted By Meetings  U.M.W. Bigwigs In Washington F For  . oa y Te

Government Prods Coal Peace Talks  Ching Reports No Progress ny Cay a Ee nn par. Dann 

U. S. Officials Not Optimistic Over Situation   Surprise Session May Be Only Briefing On Eve of Triai

GLOOMY VIEW OF COAL PEACE TALKS   Union and Mine Leaders Re sume Negotiations as Fuel Crisis Increases   TRIAL SET FOR MONDAY

Government Prods Negotiators for Quick Settlement   Ching Says No Progress Has Been Made in Talks

Mediafors See Little Hope for Weekend Break   Fuel Crisis Is Growing Steadily Werse on Eve Of Contempt Action

Government Mediators Report Talks Showing ‘More Hope Than Ever Before;’ Owens And Cartwright Really Working For Deal

CHING REPORTS NO PROGRESS IN TALKS   Redouble Efforts For 11th Hour Compromise  IEWIS   Leaves To Attend Funeral Of Brother; Contempt Trial Slated Monday

Peace Talks Moving On But Without Optimism   Settlement Over Weekend Desired Since Union Contempt Trial Scheduled For Mondav: Situation The Same.

STEEL LEADERS CLAIM — PRICES FAR 100 LOW   Senators Are Told ‘Poor Stockholders Are ‘Forgotten Men’

Steel Prices Too Low, Firms Tell Congress   Four Leaders Cite Capital Lack, Poor Returns for luvestors

Term Steel Prices Not High Enough  Stockholder Called Forgotten Man Now

STEEL PRICE INCREASE [5 VITAL ISS   Boost Is Supported Bi Executives Who Point Ta Casts

Steel-Executives. Declare Industry  Prices. Too Low   Heads of 4 Big Firms Say Higher Level Needed To Assure Fair Return

Trapped Man Dies Before Help Arrives   Rescuers Reach Well Digger In Brooklyn 5 Minutes Too Late

MAN IN WELL DIES IN AGONY   Taken Out Almest Im. mediately After Death Claims Him

 Last Shovelsful of Earth Dug Away Too Late  Trapped Digger Dies Just Before Freed

Matter Of Minutes ~ Trapped . Man Dies In ‘Neos  ‘Before Réscuers Reach: Him

Well-Digger Had Been Pin ioned 26 Hours In 20Foot Pit   MADE COURAGEOUS EFFORT TO SURVIVE

Man Trapped in Well Dies in Agony Five Minutes Before Being Freed

Trapped Well Digger Loses Fight  ~ Rescuers Get Him a ae   Rescuers Get Him Loose Just Five Min. utes Too Late.

Trapped Digger Dies In Agony  Before Rescue  21-Hour Ordeal Too Much For Man; Game To The End

MAN RESCUED FROM PIT DIES   Was Trapped 27 Hour: After Cavé-In of  Well Shaft

Well Digger Trapped 26 I caine Ries im A gon )  Five Minutes Before Rescuers Reach Bottom

Well Digger Dies Only Minutes Before Probable Rescue From Grip of Cavein

Welldigger Read Prior To Rescue   Atteo Dies Minutes Before Help Arrives

Well-Digger Dies Five Minutes Before Rescuers Free Him   Superhuman Courage Had Kept Him Alive,  Doctor Declares

Senate Approves Foreign Aid Fund of Three Billion   Economy Bloc Cuts 250 Million, Fails to Sidetrack Point 4

Senate Votes Three Billion Tn Foreian Aid   Stash Final Fieures But Fail To Sidetrack President's Four-Point Program

ATOM WORKER HELD IN US.   Scientist's Passport Revoked By State Dept.; Worked With Fuchs.

President To Leave St. Louis This Afternoon   Will Continue Trip By Plane To Meet Gen. MacArthut

270,000 Chinese Reds Massed To Aid Kored Force  Communist Forces On Manchurian Border

Chinese Reds Put 270,000 In No. Korea   Lin Piao’s Troops Across Yalu River, Nationalists Say

Chinese Reds Mass To Help North Koreans  Manchurian Bombin   Manchurian Bombing By U. S. Charged

270,000 Chinese _ On Border  nalist Ministry Rets Con centration

News Briefs: Around the Tri-State   MERCHANTS GROUP 'MEETS TONIGHT

Cloudburst at West Union  _ Ruptures 450,000 Gasoline Tank; Weston Suffers Tvo Million Dollar Property Loss

Cloudburst Ruptures Huge Gasoline Tank  Fire and Flood Strike West Virginia Ares

Communists Plan ‘Weakling’ Purge   Reds To ‘Cleanup’ Old Party Members

(Continued on Page §)  STOCKS LOWERED BY PROFIT TAKING   Some Of Tuesday’s Highly Popular Radio-TV Offerings Among Losers

Eisenhower Says Decision Inescapable   General Speaks at Jam boree Celebration of the Fourth.

Ike Tells Scouts Help Inescapable   Says Alternative On Korea Would Mean Another Munich

“ANOTHER MUNICH’ ONLY CHOICE  Eisenhower Calls U.S. Aid To Korea ‘Inescapable’ Decision

RRSeaNe eR a a wr. oe CONCERT, ROTC PARADE ALSO PLANNED ON PROGRAM  Tech Students To Be Honored For Leadership, Scholastic Achievement At Annual Parents’ Day

CONCERT, ROTC PARADE ALSO PLANNEDON PROGRAM  Tech Students To Be Honored For Leadership, Scholastic Achievement At Annual Parents Day

Comes to Crestor For First Service On U.S. Bench   Son Administers Oath to Father At Des Moines

Soft Coal Miners Head Toward Pits; Lewis Signs New Contrac   Diggers Have $1.40 Daily “Package”; loncer Peace Seen

New Pact Promises Coal Fields Peace   Miners Win $1.40 Daily Package; Coal Price Hike Faces Consumers

New Contract To Hike Wages And Coal Prices   Farther Strangulation Of Nation’s Industry Is Halted; Miners To Get $1.40 Daily “Package”

Coal Contract Sent Miners Back To Pits   Workers Return To Jobs When Strike Ended On Sunday

Coal Contract Sent Miners Back To Pits:  Workers Return To Jobs When Strike

NEW CONTRACT MEANS. RELIEF FOR NATION   Assurance of Stability For Industry Seen In Agreement

Threat to U. S. Economy © Comes to End   No Defiance, This Time, of John L.’s ‘Back to Work’ Order

Terms Hold Promise For  Steady Work  Return To Pits Relieves Nation  Of Serious Threat

Serious Threat To Economy Ends   Miners Given $1.40 Daiiy Package Per Man Plus Reasonable Assurence Of Fairly Steady Work , For At Least Year

Public May Get Higher Fuel Bills   One Operator Says Cont to Consumers Might  . Be From 25-50 Cents ‘More on Ton   Some Delays Scen   Not All Mines Will Gpen at Once, Some Men Wait Lewis’ Word

Serious Threat To Economy Ends   Peace For Months Seen In Coalfields

Soal-Starved Nation Hails End Of Strike   Miners Return to Work to Dig U.S. Out of Fuel Hole Caused by Walkout

Miners Begir Swarming Back to Pits   Resumption of Industry Slowed by Strike May Require 10 Days

New Contract Ends Coal Work Stoppage   Miners Swarm Back to Pits; Resume Diaging in Five Hours: Lewis Happy

Serious Threat To Economy of Nation Is Ended   Peace Promised For Months to Come

Miners Refurn fo Pits Today   Work for Year Is Assured; UMW Gets $1.40 Hike

Men Straggle To Work Affer Lenathy Tieup   New Settiemest Stable Productioa

Contract Signed Sunday Provides Boost of $1.40 Daily Per Man   Put Yearly Gain At 250 Million   Agreement Ends Threat To U. S. Economy, Promises Long Stability

‘Men Acclaim 4‘Inal Terms 2 € Contract  , % 4% ath Owners   ” threat To Economy Of Nation Is Over As Operations Open

New Contract Sends Coal Miners Back to Wark   Serious Threat to Nation's Economy Ends—-Long Peace Anticipated

MINERS RETURN TO WORK AFTER PACT APPROVE!   Peace In Anthracite Industry iBelieved Near As Talke Continue

COAL MINERS RETURNING 10 PITS TODAY   Contract Settling Strike is Signed at 4:30 P. M. Sunday After Four-Week Shutdown.   P MINERS WIN $1.40 DAY PACKAGE RAISE   Extra Cost to Consumers to Be 25c to 50c Per Ton; Pact Expires June 30, 1952.

Others Await Inspections Of Workings   Contract Signed Sunday Happily Greeted in Field

Serious Threat To Economy Of Nation Ends  Mine Union Wins  $1.40 ‘Package’ In NVarinaue Ranafite:

BACK TO WORK ORDER FLASHED TO 370,000 UMW F LEWIS SAYS MINERS  AGAIN ACCOMPLISHEI eTuec mapnecini co”

Peace Assured: Diggers Gain Boost In Pay   Men Are Jubilant As News Flashes Of New Contract

Strike Over, Miners Pour Back to Pits   Peace in Coal Fields Ends Serious Threat to Nation's Econoniy

Owners and Union Seal Truce Sunday   Miners Win $1.40 Daily Package; Contract To Run Until July. 1952

Return Of Workers To Pits Ends Serious Threat To Nation’s Economy—Terms Of Agreement Promise Peace In Bituminous Fields For Months To Come— Operator Estimates Cost Of United Mine Workers’ Gains At $250,000,000 In Current Year

Package Deal Gives Salary Hike, Security  ‘John L.’ Says Union Does the Impossible

UMW WINS $1.40 DAILY ‘PACKAGE’  Pact Signed, Miners Resume W ork

ad acini aia ie ners Swarming Back To Pits  ding Serious ThreatTo Economy

Mine Contract Holds Hope of Two-Year Peace   Formal Signing Gives Union Assurance of: Fairly’ Steady Income

Signing of New Contrac! ds Serious Threat to Nation   RUNS TILL JULY 1952

Public to Pay 25-50 Cents More Per Ton   $1.40 Daily ‘Package’ Won by UMW UnionPeace Outlook Bright For at Least A Year

Peace Assured Diggers For Many Months  Fuel Consumers Pay Extra 250 Million

Signing Of New Contract Sends Soft Coal Miners Swarming Back Into Pits

oS om oU.5. Economy ls Diminished —  Peace Reigns Over Pits For First Time In Many Months

Peace Promised In Coal Fields For Next Year   Public Is Relieved As Serious Threat To US Economy End:

NEW CONTRACT 1S IN EFFECT; MEN JUBILANT   Coal to Cost From 25 To 50 Cents More A Ton, Estimate

Soft Coal Miners  On the Joh   Signing of New Contract Ends Serious Threat to Nation’s Economy

Contract Holds Out Promise of Long Production   Signing Ends Serious Threat to Nation’s Econromy; Miners Win $1.40 Daily Package.

Lewis, Operators Agree To Terms For Ending Long, Crippling Walkout   S1.40 Daily Boost Prize Of Union   Contract Calls For Long Period Of Strike-Free Mine Operation

Coal Mines Of Nation Re-Opened   Increase In Wages To Hike Cost Of  Fuel To Customers

Operators Renew Digging Business   Public Is Relieved As Agreement Prevents Industrial Breakdown

Pact Gives UMW $1.40 Wage Boost  ‘Package per Man Consumers Facing Burden of Higher  -. _§ 4... ©...

CONTRACT SENDS THEM SWARMING TO THEIR WORK   Coal Picture In Washington Includes Pro.posed Legislation Designed For Last: ing Peace In Coal Fields.

End Threat to U.S. Economy Miners Swarm Back To Pits Under New Contrac

Four Weeks Strike Ends With Signing of Contract; Mines Reopening Slowly

Miners Back To Pits With New Contract   Move Ends Threat To Nation’s Economy; Hike Coal Price

U.M.W. Wins $1.40 Package As Lewis, Operators Sign Up; Months Of Coal Peace Seen

$1.40 Pay Raise, Work Assurance Given To Miners  Operator Says Cost Of Gain By Union To Be $250 Million

$1.40 Package Steady Labor, \s Their Prize   Business and Public Relieved; Industrial Breakdown Averted

18-Inch Fall Here Brings © Trattic to Halt; Steel Car - Tdled: Many Stores Closed

State Hard Hit By Snow Storm   Pittsburgh Has 16 Inches of Snowfall;  More is Predicted

jLion’s Tale Twisted!!! Irish Eloquence Arouses Sympathy of Congressmen

WRG Oat. INES L- Murder Charges Filed Against Convict Who Tried To Kill Wife

Red-Haired Man Nabbed While Asleep  Police Grab Suspect In Thornton Murder

Officers Act on Tip Provided by Stat2ment of Girl Held in Washington

Man Identified As Killer By Wife In Washington Held By Michigan Police

Mon Wonted In Thornton Case Nabbed Slaying Suspect To Return To Texas

Man Arrested At Munising In Texas Murder  Blonde Bares Story ag C8 Dn RR ee mm Ff

'Man Wanted In Texas Tourist Cam ‘Slaving {s Arrested In Michigan

Plenty Of Food In Sight For 1951, But Canned Foods, Vegetables To Cost More

Three Bids Offered On Huge Issue   State Treasurer Pleased At Rate Of Interest Fixed

Sted Niystery Column Moving from Manchuria   ranks Fighting House-to-House Inside Seaut   By LEIF ERICKSON AP STAFF WrRitre

Red Troops From Manchuria On Way To Capital   Marines’ Entry Into Northwest Seoul Being Met By Stiffening Resistance

YANKS BATTLE IN STREETS OF CITY   Identity Of Enemy Forces From Manchuria Unknown   Appears Confident, Goes Back To Tokyo: Reds Withdraw In South

Heavily-Armored Red Column Rolls Toward Korean Capital from Soviet-Dominated Manchuria.

Nationality Of Approaching Force Unknown   Marines Battle Stiff Resistance Through Streets

Marine Troops Drive Inside Korean Capital  er Rattle I aame   Major Battle Looms As Reds Rush In Reinforcements

Nationality Of Force Unknown.   40 Tanks, 200 Other Vehicles Reported Headed for Seoul; American Marines Battle for Capital; Resistance Stiffens

Mystery Column Nears City From Manchuria  Big Battle Appears In Prospect for _ Old Korean Capital

Nationality Or Strength Of Red Ferce Unknown To U. S. Intelligence — Liberating Marines Meet Stiffening Resistance—Big Battle Seen As Reds Stream Intc Old City

Stiffening Resistance Met By U. S. Forces   NATIONALITY OF RED COLUMN ROLLING DOWN FROM MANCHURIA STILL UNKNOWN

9,000 Foes Trapped-On Lower Front   Allied Bombers Keer Pounding Enemy As Many Surrender

Mystery Red Column Moves Out of North   North Koreans Also Shifting Southern Troops

Mystery Column Nears City From Manchuria  Big Battle Appears In Prospect for   Big Battle Appears In Prospect for Old Korean Capital

Red Troops Roll Out Of Manchuria As Battle Flames    Column Is Of Unknown Nationality; Marines Enter Capital City After 12 Hours; Heavy  Tit Tittus Wi wtimwtod

Marines Meet Stiffening  Resistance  MacArthur Appears Confident After Visit To Sector

Mystery Column of Reds Reported on Way to Seoul   Resistance is Stiffer as Yanks Enter Capital

National Origin of Armor Unit Poses Question  Marines Bear Down  ” nhee’ a nrawth   Marines Bear Down On City’s Heart From 2 Sides

Red Tank and Truck Group Rolling Down from Manchuria Border   Troops’ Identity Unknown to U.5.   North Koreans Fighting Harder As Allies Push Into Capital Outskirts

Mystery Columns Move From North   Marines Fighting In Seoul; Enemy Resistance To Offensive Growing

Americans Battle For Ancient City While Mystery Column Is Reported Rolling Down From SovietDominated Manchuria—Nationality Or Strength Of Heavily‘Armored Force Not Known To U. S.  Intelligence Officers °

Big Battle Shapes Up InCity's Streets   'U.N. Forces Keep Eyes on Column  Coming From Manchurian Border

Leathernecks ~ To Finish Seoul Job Soon   Another Week To Be Needed To Secure City

Red Column Reported Moving From The North   Big Battle Seen In Prospect As Resistance In Korea Capital Grows Stiffer; MacArthur Visits

Resistance By Enemy Is  Increasing    MacArthur Returns Te Tokyo After Being In Korea Since Inchon Landings Were Made

Red Tanks Rolling Down To Capital From Manchuria   Two Leatherneck Columns Enter City; Big Battle Seems to Be Shaping Up

—K ORE A—Big Battle For Capital Developing  Nationality Of Force Unknawn

Tough Battle For Ancient City Looms   Southern Beachhead May Be Near Total Collapse; Leaflets Encourage Surrende:

“Mystery For From Manchuri Heads For City   Bitter Fighting In Streets Of Ancient Capital Expected

Red Reinforcements Seen’ On Way From Manchuria; MacArthur Still Confident

Red Mystery Column Moving from Manchuria  Yanks Fighting House-to-House Inside Seoul

New Threat Looms As Marines Advance   U. S. Forces Fight In City Streets as Resistance Grows   Huge Battle Appears tn Prospect; Mystery Cloaks Identity of  Army from the North

Reds Stiffen as Yankees Punch Ahead   Enemy Column Rolls Nearer From North: Bitter Fight Looms

Marine Units Advance Into Ancient City   U.N. Forces Meeting Stiffer Resistance; Big Fight In Prospect

Heavily Armored Group To Aid Foe   Nationality Of Mystery Reinforcements For North Korean Fighters Unknown; Marines Are Fighting Inside Seoul

Hard Street Fighting  Slows Marine Drive   MacArthur Returns to Tokyo; South Koreans Capture Kusan  In Northern-Most Allied Gain

‘Tough Fight Looms   Enemy Resistance Is Stiffening in Capital; Mystery Column of Reds Ranartad Naaring San!

Fight for Aneient City Mav Require Week 3 Communists Withdraw: in in South

Mystery Red Force Reported From Manchuria  Nationality of Strong Communist Column is Not Known

Rollins From Red Chins   War Briefs U.S. Planes Draw Strone Ground Fire

"Mystery Red Column Nears Besieged City  Huge Battle Looms: As North Koreans

Marines Are Battling for Korean City   Nationality of Heavily Armed Red Forces Is Not Known; Big Battle Seems in Prospect

Marines Battle In Streets of Korean Capital   Big Battle Looms As Armored Force Comes from North

Mystery Column Said Coming From Manchuria  Marines Battling For Ancient City

Marines Pound Toward Heart Of Old Capital   Hold At All Costs, North Koreans Told

l nidentitfied Column From North Nears   Marine General Feels ir Will Be A Week Before Seoul Falls

‘Communist Mystery Column Reported to Be Moving From Red-Dominated Manchuria

NEW RED TANK FORCE ON WAY TO JOIN HoT   Nationality of Colums From Manchuria  Area Unknown .

House-to-House Fight Looms as Mysterious Red Force Approaches   Communists Desert in Droves In South when Allied Force Starts Its Offense Rolling

SERVICES FOR A FAMILY  Memorial for the Heine Kuranera, Killed in Tokyo, to Be Sunday

SKRVICKS FOR A FAMILY Memorial for the Helas Kuranera KHled ia Tek Re

British War Bride Faces Charges [Of Taking Son From Foster Parents

Defense Linked To Spanish Base:   Pact Strategists Agreed on Need

Senate Groun In Aareement   Will Demand For. eion Aid Bear Share Of Budget Slash

Foreign Aid Must Share Budget Cut   $1,213,000,000 Siash in Domestic Spending

PLANNED SINCE JULY Landing Was ‘Big Gamble’ That Paid Off for UN Forces

Inchon Landing Big Gamble Russia Would Not Interfere   Less Than Division Of Men Got Ashore  First Day of Invasion

REDS MUFFED CHANCE TO > GIVE AID TO NO. KOREA REDS AT INCHON LANDING

lowa Prison BoardtoEnd Smuggling   Report Issued on Probe of Anamosa Recording Case

NUMBERS WRITERS AND BOOKIES ARE WARNED BY. JUDGE   PLEADS GUILTY

Uv. S. Threat to Veto Successor to Lie Forces Deadlock in Security Council

UnitedNations SecurityCouncil DeadlockResultOfUSDetermination That Trygve Lie Shall Continue In Office

Security Council Deadlocks on Lie  Choice of Secretary May Go to Assembly

DEFENSE SEC RET SETARY PA PANNED  Firing OF 4 ddmiral  Angers Lawmakers

Tax Evasion Placed Higt   Rep. Forand Estimates Amount. Lost by U. 5. as Close to-Five Billion,

Agriculture Commissioner Files Mandamus Action in State Supreme Court

ACTION DUE TODAY Supreme Court Order Sought By McDonald for Ballot Spot

Heliotaxis, Ickthyology, Alkalescent; They're Easy, Spelling Bee Is Draw

 You Name It, They'll Spell It Two Youngsters Stumf Spelling Bee Master

Charge 6 Collegians Grabbed 2 Girls; ‘Photographed Them Without Clothes

New Salve Aids Breas! Cancer   Some Cancers Disappear After Treatmpnt

FRANCE AGAINST ARMING GERMANY   APPARENTLY ENDS HOPE OF AGREEMENT IN ATLANTIC COUNCIL

French Oppose Plan for Reich      Agreement Hopes for Rearmament Fading

French Against Arming Germans  Hope of Agreement On Question Ended

WILKINS HORTON TAKEN BY DEATH   Former Lieutenant Governor And Es-Candidate For Nomination For Thal Office Suecumbs.

‘Death Shocks Political Figures  ‘Former Lt. Governor Horton Dies; Was Democratic Leader

Wilkins Horton Dies Early Today   Was Superior Court Judge and Former Lieutenant Governor

Wilkins P. Hortor Dies At Age 60   Former Lt. Governor Succumbs To Illness

SLAIN IN OFFICE — Hutchinson Attorney Shot  'To Death By Young Woman

Author Confesses Murdering Mother  Tells Police His Mind Went Blank

Al Jolson Jokes Before He Dies   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Comedian.

A Jolson Dies of HeartAttack at 5. F. Hotel   Singer Succumbs After Jesting With Friends, Physicians

Culberson Puts Hat in Ring  Railréae' Commissione waeo tar Gavarnar

Committee Member Says Further A-Bomb Data Is Plot's Probable Goal

Fuchs’ Story Seen as Trick   Reds Seeking Data, Levislator Warns

SPY ADMISSION SEEN AS TRAP AGAINST U.S   Fuchs’ Confession Shown Secretly To Board

CIO ‘Scores’ on  Voting Records   Senator Darby and Schoeppel Of Kansas Are Among Eight Who Got All ‘Wrong’ Votes

STASSEN ASKS KEY ARMY JOB FOR M ARTHUR   President Returns From Historic  Wake Meet

Warplanes Kill Hundreds Of Reds Massed For Drive  Marine Fighters  Blast Store Of Ammunition

RETAIL SALES IN HIKE   Reports Show Increase of 15 Per Cent in Lawrence

Power Group AbandonsHope of REA Loan   Syndicate Ready Tc Provide Funds Wher - Obstacles Cleared

Fire Causes Damages Of $20 Million   Canadian Industrial Town Half Destroyed 2500 Ara Homeleacs

lames Raze  Quebec Town  ~ Relief Workers Take  Over at Rimouski

Relief: Workers Aiding Homeless In Canadian City   Rimouski, Industrial City Half Destroyed in Fire; No Deaths Confirmed

 Segregation Test  Civil Rights Issue Clouds Future Of Draft Measure

NEW DISPUTE MAY OLD UP SENATE VOTE ON DRAF]   ‘Russell Proposal Test Of Tru man Directive To End Seareaation

Civil Rights Snag Draft Extension  Measure Bogs Down In Senate Committee On Segregation Issue

Draft Extension Up For Debate   Segregation Fight Clouds Future Of Measure

Senate May Meet Tonight To Work On Extension Of Peacetime Draft; Southerner Demands Segregation

. Act Expires Saturday Gvil Rights Dispute Injected  In Dralt Extension Aroument

Civil Right Ww Clouds % “ace Draft Act Future   Truman’s Directive To End Segregation Stirs Up Arguments

SEGREGATION STALLS DRAFT   Negro’s Status In —_ Forces Is Hot Senate Issue.

A Civil Rights Dispute Clouds Drafts Future   Segregation Main Issue; Registration of Men Will Continue

— TEST — Anti-Bias Directive Is Issue   BATTLE LINES BEING FORMED

Peacetime Act Will Expire Next Saturday  Battle Lines Drawn   Battle Lines Drawn Over President’s Segregation Order

Segregation Talk Makes Extension Action Uncertain   Battle Lines Form Over Test On End To Dividing Races

FIGHT IS MADE ON SEGREGATION ISSUE IN DRAFT   Senators Clash On Test Of Truman's Directive To End  Racial Bars In Armed Services.

COLOR PROBLEM POSES TROUBLE FOR DRAFT LAW   Test To Come Over Truman Directive To End Negro Segregation

Civil Rights Issue Clouds Future of Peacetime Draft   Extension Bill Runs Into Fight Over Segregation

Peacetime Draft Act s Clouded by Civil Rights   Selective Service to Be Continued But It's a Test on Segregation

Civil Rights Battle Clouds Draft Future  Major Test Of Strength Looms

Race Issue May Delay Dratf Law   Measure Expires At Midnight Seturday

Bloodmobile Books Emergency Call Here; War Needs Exhausting Supply

4 Ain't, Talking’ — Brooklyn Cops Just Don’ t Understand Us Silent Texans

Coal Shortage May Close Cincinnati U.  Fuel Stockpile ‘Critically Low’ In Cleveland

LACK OF COAL MAY CLOSE U. OF C.   Consider Use Of State’s Anti-Trust Law   SEN. TAFT   Says Organized Gangs Stop Miners From Returning To Ohio Pits

 Whirlpool ‘Slowdown’  In 2nd Week   Pension, Severance Pay Are Involved

SLOWDOWN ON AT WHIRLPOOL   Union Action Protest: Severance, Incentive ) Pay Issues

N.C. Senate Race Draws Speculation      Washington Hears Frequent Rumors On Dual Contest

Tar Heels Wonder Who Is Planning To Seek 2 Senate Seats This Year

Archbishop Lucey Named On Board Tc Study Miaqratory Workers’ Problems

Lewis Faces Suit For $8,000,000   Ohio Mine Companies Also Ask Injunction Against 3-Day Week

Five Ohio Coal Mining Companies Seekinc $8,000,000 in Damages From Lewis ‘And Union for Tonnage Lost by Strikes

5 Mining Firms Seek $8 Million  From Lewis, Union  Ohio Operators Claim Damages in Ctata Crniirt Site

Lewis Is Sued For SlO Million   Iperators Seck Damage: From Union. Chief For Slow Down

5 GOAL FIRMS TO FILE SUIT AGAINST UNION   Will Ask Double Damages for Loss Of Coal Production

Sue John L. For Damages   $10 Million Sought By Eight Companies In Ohio Suit

8 Coal Firms Sa Lewis For  Ten Millions   Action Against Mine Leader, Unien Also Demands Injunction

Coal Operators Sue UMW for 10 Million   Eight Companies in Ohio Ask Damages Under State Law; Also Seek Court Injunction To Bar Miners From Obeying 3-Day Week Order

Five Ohio Firms Sue Lewis for Production Loss  All UMW Officials — Named in Sauié>

Coal Mining Companies  File 8 Suits   Seek to Bar Miners From Abiding by Lewis’ Work Week

Five Ohio Coal Mining Companies Sue Lewis. U. M. W. For 10 Million Dollars

Ask Damages, Order Ending ‘3-Day Week   > Concerns Seek Near ly $8 Million; Othe Suits Planned

Coal Owners Ask Damages From Lewis   Seek $10 Million In Eight Actions Under Ohio Law

Operators Ask Ten Million In Damages   Five Suits Filed In Cambridge Court; Injunction Seught

‘Eastern Ohio Coal Firms > File $10 000,000 Damage Suit Against UMW Leader

Damage Suits Filed Against John L. Lewis   ‘Eastern Ohio Coal Com panies Seek Ten Million Dollars In Damages  

LEWIS, UNION ARE SUED FOR $10,000,000   Eight Ohio Mining Firms Ask Damages Because of Strikes, Work Week Cut.   ASK INJUNCTION ON 3-DAY WEEK   Claim More Than 7,000,000 Tons Coal Lost. File Under Ohio Anti-Trust Law.

Coal Firms Sue Lewis For Damages   Five Ohio Coal Mining Companies Ask $8 Million from Mine Union and Their Leaders.

Ohio Mines  Suing Union   Damages Being Asked For Loss Of Tonnage

8 Buckeye Coal Companies Sue Lewis, Aides  Ask For bess rly 10 Millio in Damage

Eight Ohio Mining Firms Ask Damages Because of Strikes, Work Week Cut.   ASK INJUNCTION ON 3-DAY WEEK   Claim More Than 7,000,000 Tons Coal Lost. File Under Ohio Anti-Trust Low.

5 Ohio Companies Sue Lewis, UMW For Nearly Eight Million Dollars

$10Million Coal Suit Is Filed   Mine Owners Charge Restraint of Trade’  In Suit Against UMW Union Heads and Lewis

Damage Suits Filed Against Lewis, Others   Five Ohio Coal Concerns Ask For Near ly $8,000,000

Ohio Mines. Ask Damages From. Lewis      Passenger Trains Head For Storage Yards Now

OPERATORS FILE DAMAGE SUITS AGAINST LEWIS  an seet ae ~~ _meeatimeoeereeaiso,   5 OHIO CONCERNS ASK 8 MILLIONS FOR BUSINESS LOSS

Eight Ohio Mines Sue John L. Lewis, . UMW for $10,000,006   Firms Base Their Actions On Strikes and Current Three-Day Work Week.

$8,000,000 In Damages Asked Of UMW Chief And Other Leaders Of Union

GOP Aide To Be investigated  Dewey Requests Probe Of Hitler Remark

GOP Aide > On the Spot  Must Explain ‘Alleged Deatan nf Littl lane

G.0.P. to Investigate Statement on Hitler   Gabrielson Aide Quoted As Saying Dictatar Did Germany a Lat of Good

GOP Chairman To Probe Aide's Hitler Remark   Fellers Claims He Was Misauoted

Republican Official Claims He Was Misquoted On Remark About Hitle

Graham, Smith Limber Up Again   Have Two Weeks T« Carry On Battle For Senatorial Post

Graham And Smith Begin New Campaign   N.C. Runoff Primary Set For June 24

Superforts Hit Enemy's Bases   American Bombers Strike at Troop Concentrations in Northeast as United Nations Forces Continue Cautious Advance in North Korea.      COMMUNISTS MASS TROOPS

Superforts Blast Enemy's Bases, -Massed Troop:        uid Halt Any Move By Red Forces To Cut Off - American Spearhead

U.N Forces In Cautious Move As Reds Build Up Defenses   17th Division Digs In On Border

Enemy Massing Troops at Musan   UN Forces Cautious in Advance Toward Manchurian Border

Death List From 2 To 6: Hundreds Injured In New Jersey Port City; City Wrecked

Blast’s Foree Is Felt Over Wide Distriet   Four Barges Blow Up In New Jersey; State Of Emergency Called

Hospitals Full Ot Casualties; Fires Fought  Seven Boxcars Full Of Explosives  RP ontaac Fo nnelac]l Wham BPthevet J ant f'n   Seven Boxears Full Of Explosives Being Loaded When Blast Let Go

Says Revived ‘Cold War’ Is Deliberate   Reds Aim to Shake Confidence of West Germans

Probe of Red Spy ‘Charges in State Dept. Is Ordered   iSenate Committee To Holc Inquiry Into Charges Of GOP Legislator

SENATE ORDERS SPY INVESTIGATION   M’CARTHi°S CHARGES AGAINST STATE DEPARTMENT WILL BE PROBED.

Senate Orders Loyalty Probe  State Department Spy Charges To Be Aired

Senate Orders Probe Of McCarthy Charges   Inguiny, To Decide if - Spies In The State = Departmen?

Charges Made By McCarthy to Be Given Airing   Acheson Still Claims There's No Truth in Accusation; Loyalty Hearing to Be Held in Public.

McGrath Selects ‘Adjunct’ School:   Organization Called Friend Of Party

Railroad Mediation Talks Fail   Conductors and Trainmen Call Off Peace Conference.

Efforts To End Railroad Union Dispute Fail   Mediation Board Terminates Talks

Mediation Talks Called Off in Railroad Row ~ Involving 250,000 Men

Rail Dispute Peace Effort Is Abandoned   Strike Danger ‘Not Near, Mediation Chairman Aska Arbitration

Woman Drowns, Doverite Saved  Wave Upsets Boat On Turkeyfeot Lake

Wooster Mayor Shoots Self To Evade Arrest   Polio, Hospital Accounts Short, Prosecutor Savs

Wooster Mayor Suicide Victim  Charged With Using   Charged With Using City Polio Funds

Accused Of Fraud With City Polio, Hospital Funds   Ends Life With Police Chief's Revolver in His Office At City Building; $3,600 Missing

ALLIES AGRE ON MEETING WITH RUSSIA   Report Conferees Want Parley On Many Subjects

Diplomats Recommend Big 4 Talks   Envoys Would Widen Scope OF Parleys

N. Koreans — Seize Link Far to Rear Of Defenders   Armored Thrust Kast of Taejon Halted by U. S.  Planes and Gins

Pennsylvania Draftees To Be Inducted August 28   First Youths Will Be Sent Into Armed Forces On That Date Since Revival  Of Draft In Korean Crisis

FIRST INDUCTION IS SET FOR 28TH   Board to Receive Local Quotas Aug. 11

Disaster ls Mounting for North. Koreans Who Retreat from Pusan   Die-Hard Reds Inflict Terrible Devastation on South Korean Capital as Not a Single Building Is Spared.

Only Red Snipers in Capital Now   Allies Start Task Of Cleaning Up Foe Remaining in City   War Map on Page Six

Bitfer Mop-Up Battle Is Still Raging in City   First Cavalry, Seventh Infantry Units. Meet; Reds Near ‘Last Gasp

Terrible Devastation of City Precipitated by Red Resistance to UN Troops

Reds Retreat In Disorder, General Says   Allied Forces Punch Northward for Link With Beachhead

Yankee Tanks Link North and South Allied Forces as Reds Flee Seoul; Mop-Up Continues

Flaming Capital Is Captured By United Nations  First Forces From   First Forces From South Link Up With  T pnane Mane Saal

Seoul Laken, MacArthur Says as Mopup Goes on; North-South Forces Link

Infantry, Tanks Linked South of City: Loss Great   Yanks Level Buildings to Wipe Out Enemy in House to House. Battle

Republic Capital Shattered, Burns In Furious Battle  First and Srventh Spearheads Linked To Cut Off Reds

Allied Forces Farther South Closing Steel Trap  On Other Thousands Of Foe

MacArthur Says Seoul Captured  Allies Optomistic About Quick End to War With North Korea

Advance Units Join 30 Miles Below Capital   MacArthur An. nounces City Now In U.N. Possession

Fighting Still Continues In Burning Town; As Linkup Mode With Fast Moving Tanks

Fiery Mop-Up Operations Still Raging In City   Capture South Korean Capital Held By Reds For Three Months; Seoul Is Described As Flaming City Of Horror; Marines, Korean Reds In House-To-House Fighting

Southern Forces Close Huge Trap As Groups Meet  Bitter Mop-Up Scrap   Bitter Mop-Up Scrap Continues In Capital Disaster Faces Foe In Beachhead Area

Tank Forees Of U. S. Meet Near Capital   5 Or 6 Communist Divisions Herded Into Trap In Southwest Korea

Bitter Mop-up Fighting Still Rages in Seoul; First Cavalry Closes Trap in Southeast.  - 000 RED KOREANS   5,000 RED KOREANS HOLD OUT IN SEOUL

Mopping Up Continues in South Korean Capital Which Retirns fo Allied Hands Exactly Three Months After Red Capture

FIRST CAVALRY LINKS WITH SEVENTH INFANTRY TO SNAP TRAP ON FLEEING INVADERS

 Only Mop-Up Oper ations Remain In Capital; North Koreans Seem To Be Shattered As Unifi ed Fighting Force

Troops on South Are Welding Shut Trap on Enemy -.  Bitter Mop-Up Fi ght Raging in Capital

First Contact Made with Troops  From Southeast Thousands of Reds Face Trap in Southwest Korea

Linkup Between Allied Troops of Two Fronts Reported Below Capital   (Ma on Picture Page.)

Disaster Mounts For Reds Caught In Encirclement   U. S. Troops Race fa Cut Off North Koreans South of Capital--Whole Front Collance-

Pilot of Small Plane Rescues 13 Marooned Fishermen From Ice Floe

ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGE   Lake Michigan Beach Mar Accused By 19-YearOld Local Girl

SURVIVAL AMID SNAKES, ALLIGATORS AMAZING  State Flyer Wanders 7 Days in Vast Swamr

READY TO OIE IN SWAMP Ao HESGUE NEAR   Crash Pilot Picks Place to  Die, Prays and Saves His Ebbing Life.

Car Information Ask That Anyone Whe  Saw Bandit Car Leave Here ta Call Station

26 Adrift in Sea Saved, 14 Others Safe Aboard Craft  Vessel on Atomic Service Had Been Dicahled hv Fire

14 Found On Fire-Ravaged Net Tender   26 Saved After 4 Days on Life Rafts

—ALL 40 SAF E26 Rescued From Rafts, Life Boats   "14 Found Still Aboard Tender

0 Rescued fter Seven ays Adrift  avy Neat Tandar   avy Net Tender fas Disabled by cplosion; 26 Were aken from Rafts

DRIFTED 7 DAYS ON LIFE RAFTS   Remaining Men Found Drifting On Disabled Ship

NAVY TENDER’S GREW RESCUED   Forty Men Saved Aftez Week Of Fighting Fire And Drifting In -Centra! Pacific.

Save Crew On Ship Near Ares Or Atom Test   Men Adrift In Shark-Infested Sea for Week

Explosion-Torn Vessel Had Been Drifting Seven Days   26 Picked Up From Life Raft; Remaining 14 Found Aboard Ship: All in Good Condition

26 Men In Lifeboats And Rafts And 14 Other Crewmen Of Blasted And Fired Ship Rescued At Sea

26 Cast Adrift Near Atomic Area In Pacific   All Hands Saved After Week of Intensive Air, Sea Search

Missing Net Tender Found In Mid-Pacific  Landing Boat Pick Up 26 On Rafts

CREW OF NAVY VESSEL SAFE AFTER BLAST   26 Rescued From Lifeboat After Drifting For  Week In Pacific

Transport Was Close To Rafts Last Monday, Failed To See Flares   All Members Of ExplosionTorn Buoy-Setter Rescued Today In Good Physical Condition.

Air-Sea Search Locates Overdue US Navy Tender   26 Crewmen Picked Up From Lifeboat, Rafts After Week Adrift: 14 Staved Aboard Elder

40 Crewmen Saved Near  Eniwetok   Rescued By American Ships After Military Transport Reportedly lenored Signals

Navy Rescues 26 Survivors  Of Net Tender   Vessel Missing Four Days; Lost En Route To Atomic Proving  Ground at Eniwetok

Separale Rescues in Pacific Waters Save 40 Men   Entire Crew of Net Tender Picked Up: Had Been Adrift a Week.

26 Taken From. Rafts; Had Been Adrift For Week   Other 14 Crewmen Taken Off Tender, Still Manning Fire-Blackened Ship

CRIPPLED — CREW RESCUED BYU 8. MATE All 40 Men Are Safe  Aboard Net Tender In Mid-Pacific.

Death As Blast, Fire Hit Craft  Net Tender’s Seamen Found Near Pacific : Atomic Test Area

Navy Rescues 40 Members Of Explosion-Torn Tender; 26 Dritfted in Ratts

26 Men Survive Week in Lifeboat; 14 Others Had Stayed with Stricken Ship, Elder.   SKIPPER TELLS OF SIGNALLING IN VAIN

26 Picked Up Off Life Boat, Others Stay With Vessel   Fire, Explosions Damage Engine Rooms, Transport Misses Distress Signals

Crewmen Safe: Ship Is Found  Net Tender Located After Lost A Week

26 Drift Seven Days on Rafts After Abandoning ‘Ship Damaged by Fire

40 Crewmen Saved From Net Tender   Ship Blackened by Fire and Blasted By Explosion; Men are Rescued Near Navy’s Mid-Pacific Atom Testing Area

RESCUE CREW OF NAVY NET TENDER MISSING A WEEK   26 REPORTED SAFE IN LIFE BOATS; 14 REMAINED ON SHIP

All 40 Crewmen of Net Tender Elder  Safe in Rescue   26 Are Picked Up from Shark-Infested Waters; 14 Others from Ship

All USS Elder Men Are Rescued; 14 Stay Aboard, Win Over Flames As 26 Obey Orders, Take to ‘Boats’

Fire On Tender Drives 26 Into Boat And Rafts   Others Stay With Ship Which Is Found By Destroyer

26 of Crew Picked Up From Lifeboat  and Two Rafts After Being Adrift for Week in Shark-Infested Waters While Other [4 Are Reached Aboard Their Helpless Ship Which They Continue to Man.   PASSED UP BY TRANSPORT

14 STAY TO FIGHT FIRE   Mystery in Transports Fail ure to Note Ship's  Signals

Navy Rescue Ships Pick Up Survivors   26 Men Located on Rafts, 14 Stay on Ship. No Deaths

CREW OF LOST TENDER TAKES TO LIFEBOATS   4-Day Aerial Search Of Sea Ended By Find

Stricken Vessels Crewmen Rescued   Fire And Explosions Ravage Tender Enroute To An Atomic Proving Area

14 Others Found Safe Aboard Net Tender Heavily Damaged By Fire; Men Saved Drift Kar Waek In Watera 2

26 Picked Up After Week Tn Lifeboats   Fourteen Men Stay Aboard To Continue Fight That Finally Conquered Fire On 163-Foot Vessel

Rescue 40 On Naval Tender Hit By Fire   26 Men Had Drifted For Week On Rafts; Rest Staved With Vessel

Rescue All 40 Crewmen Of Stricken Net Tender   26 Picked Up from Raft; 14 Others Fouaht Shin Fire

Heroism In Saga Of Sea   All Crewmen Rescued _ After Naval Vessel In Pacific Is Torn By  Eynlacian and Eira

Missing Vessel Found With (4 Others Aboard Ship Seamaned By  rire, Explosion On Wey Te Atomic Test

Navy Picks Up Crew of Net Tender   Disappointment Told Signals Unseen by Nearby Vessel.

FIND MISSING NAVY VESSEL: 40 MEN SAVED   Twenty-Six Men Picked Up at Sea After Explosion on Net Tender Week Aao.   » FOURTEEN OTHERS SAFE WITH SHIP   . Put Out Fire; Captain Declines Aid for Craft on Way to Atom Bomb Taste.

26 Taken From Life Boat, Rafts   Remaining 14 Men Stayed on Vessef ‘to Battle Blaze

Forty Members On Craft Saved In Mid-Pacific   Engine Fire Disables Vessel En Route to Spring Atomic Tests

Fire-Blackened Net Tender Is Still Atloat   26 Members of Crew Are Taken From Life Rafts in Pacific

Rescue Eifected Near Area Used For Atomic Test:   Sailors Drift For Week In  Shark-Infested Waters After Abandoning Shin

Crew Of Net Tender Elder Adrift Six Days In Pacific   FIRE AND EXPLOSION   Wrecks Vessel After Leaving Hawaii: Drifters By-Passed By Transport

26 Found Adrift In Life Boats; 14 Are On Ship   Those Aboard Craft Were Still Running It When Help Arrived

Weather Forecast   Entire Crew Of Ill-Fated Vessel Saved   14 Taken From FireWrecked Ship, 26 From Drifting Rafts

MISSED RAFTS, BOAT MONDAY   Cause Of Blasts That Started Fire  Remain Unknown

Ship Blackened by Fire and Blasted By Explosion; Men are Rescued Near Navy’s Mid-Pacific Atom Testing Area

40 of Burned Ship  Rescued in Pacific   Navy Finds 26 Men Adrift, 14 Others Safe on Tender 600 Miles From Eniwetok

Drifting Tender Loose In Pacific After Explosion   Army Ship Ignores All Distress Signals

Rescued From Floating Rafts; if still On Ship   Salvage Vessel To Tow Damaged Navy Tender Into Port

TEMPERATURE   26 Found On Rafts  In Pacific   14 Still On Blast-Torn Net Tender

Tender Crew Saved After Week Adriff  40 Safe; 14 Of Crew Stayed Aboarc Fire Scarred Ship

Drifted for Week in Shark Infested Sea   Rescue Ends Intensive Air and Sea Search for Elder, Long Overdue

All 40 Crewmen Of Elder Rescued From Ship, Raft   14 WHO STAYED ABOARD TO FIGHT FIRE STILL MAN EXPLOSION SCARRED SHIP

Navy Rescues 40. Crewmen Of Net Tender      Drifted For Seven Days

Crew Of Burned Ship Rescued From Pacific  26 Of 40 Men Spend   26 Of 40 Men Spend Week Drifting In Lifeboat; Others Fiaht Flames Aboard

Navy Saves 40 Crewmer In’ Pacifie   ’ Finds Victims Of Ship Fire

Navy Rescue: Tender Crew  26 Taken Off Rafts; - 14. Stav With Vessel

All 40 Crewmen of Missing Navy Tender Rescued   26 Taken from Life Rafts; 14 Still on Fire-Damaged Ship

Navy Saves Entire Crew Of Tender   14 Stay Aboard To Fight Blaze On Crippled Ship

Excise Repealer May Be Attached to Oleo Tax Bill      Dairy States Senators Plan Strategy After ‘Surprise Batile

Dairy Senators Seek Excise Levy Rider on Oleo Bil  Wilav Snenrhandc   Wiley Spearheads Strategy To Balk House Repealer

Dairy Senators Eye Excise Tax   Pian to Hang Repeal Measure to Oleo Bill

m Page 2)  MARKET CRACKS, RECOVERS SOME      Decline Laid To Dwindling Coal Supply, Strike At Chrysler Corp.

HIGHWAY RELOCATION CONSIDERED BY STATE   Gettysburg-Harrisburg Road Would By-Pass Dillsburg—County Asked To Aid

157 Fired in Red Clean-Up By UC Board   All Had Refused to Sign an Anti-Communist Statement.

California U. To Fire 15/  Employes Fail To Sign Anti-Red Statement

Discharge of 157 Employes Of California U. Is Asked   President Sproul Recommends Dismissal for Their Failure: to Sign Anti-Communist Statement and His Proposal Is. Upheld by Board of Regents—Some Had Been Cleared for Top Government Atomic Jobs,

{57 TO “WALK FOR REFUSING DECLARATION   U. of California Action Is Upheld By Board of Regents

University of Californian Clash  Roard Upholds Kuling on Ouster of 157 Refusina to Sian Anti-Red Statement

University Of California To Fire 157 Employes   Refuse To Sign Statement Saying They Are not Red Party Members

University Board Votes For Quster  Of 157 Employes   Failure To Sign Statemen Of Non-Communist Party  Affiliation Is Cited

Regents Defer Action on Others af California U.   Refusal to Sign Anti-Communist Note Brings Ouster

White House Host Loves His Job   Thousand Tourists. See Truman in Busy Day

GOP Plurality Set at 220,000   Sept. 12 Primary Was Second Largest in State’s History

Initia! Attempts Fail To Snuff Out Big Gas Well Fire   Use of Nitro-Glycerine  Now Planned in Effort To Quench Flames

Initial Attempts Fail To Snuff Out Big Gas Well Fire   Now Planned in Effort To Quench Flames

Fire Continues at Gas Well Attempts to Extinguish ‘Blaze Fail Yesterday

HICKENLOOPER PREDICTS,  STARTLING: ARRESTS OF ATOM SECIMITY: YINI ATNhRe

Russia May Reject Bid for Big-4 Talk   ‘Allies Warned Not to Take Lightly Reds’ Stand Acainst Armino Rejel

Russian Refusal Of Talks Likely  Western Proposal Belie nk Doomed

Russia Expected To Reject West’ Peace Talk Bid   U. S., Britain, France Deliver Proposal for Biq Four Conference

Federal Housing Bill Defeated   Economy-conscious Congress, Senate Kill Appropriation.

House Bill Loses Out To Economy   Democrat Leaders Blame Drive for Cooperative Loss

Economy Drive Blamed for 118-155 Setback   Last Minute Plea By President Fails in House

Democrats Blame Housing Defeat On Economy Drive   Middle Income Family Plan Is Turned Down By Both Chambers

Housing Bill Is Defeated   Democratic Leaders Blame Economy Drive For Loss

Cooperative Housing Bill Defeated in  Both Houses   Growing Pleas for Economy Blamed for Twin Defeat of the Administration Plan

Russia Contends Formosan Issue Key To Armistice  UN Sources Indicate China Will End War For Vote On Island

Chinese Would Withdraw Its Korean Troops If Given Voice, Sources Say   Vishinsky Quoted ByColombiaE nvoy   India, Said Assured Reds Will Halt At Parallel, Drafts Plan

—FOR CHINA— Russians  Offer Deal On Korea   SEEKING VOICE ON FORMOSA

Withdrawal of Chinese Troops Depends on Formosa Issue, Vishinsky Hints

PLANE CRASH INVESTIGATEL   Disaster Is One Of Worst In Commercial Aviation History

'BodiesOf All Who Died In ‘Crash Found    Investigation Into   Air Disaster On; "WI Qehniacea Moan

Recover The Bodies of 55  Dead In Crash   Investiation On By Experts In Desert Crack-Up

Peace Talk Dominates -Governors’ Conference; Elections Have Effect

‘Cold War’ Talk Shifts  To ‘Peace’   Governors Told OF Teuman Plan

Governors Hear Talk Of Peace   Conference Speakers Avoid Use Of Term “Cold War’ At Meet

Governors Break Party Lines Peace Appeals Replace Cold War Approach

National Phone Strike Averted  10,000 Installers Remain Off Jobs

PHONE STRIKE i$ POSTPONED   Troubled Telephone — Situstion Brighter as Mediators Schedule . Meetings with Union Divisions and. Company In Drive to Achieve Contract Settlement.

Phone Strike Postponed In Eleventh Hour  Nation-Wide Tieup  Enile Ta Davalan-

TWO KILLED IN ROAD ACCIDENT   Woman, Stepdaughter Lose Lives When Car Rams Truck in Stoate

SERVES WIFE DEATH DRINK OF RAT POISON   Truck Driver Then Sits Down * to Watch Her Die.

WANTED 10 DIE; HE HELPED HER   Husband Admits He Gave His Wife Rat Poison

Told Her It Would “Fix Bellyache”  Husband Tells Police How He Gave Wife Fatal Potion

Shelbyville Man Charged With Murder   Truck Driver Arrested Yesterday in Death of Wife; Signs Statement Telling of Poisoning.

POISONS WIFE, WATCHES HER DIE   INDIANA TRUCKER TELLS OF MIXING RAT POISON DRINK

MURRAY REJECTS LEWIS PROPOSAL   Mutual Aid Pact Idea Gets The Cold Shoulder

Call For Engineer Officers Doubled By Army: Marines Step Up Recruiting Drive

Army Doubles Its Call For Engineer Officers And Marines Step Up Effort

Army Doubles Call for Engineer Officers; Marine ‘Recutting Stepped Up

CALL 1) SERVICE BEING INGREASEL   ARMY AND MARINE CORPS EN PrAND DEMANDS FOR RESERVE PERSONNEL

Americans Flee Before Red Forces   Temporary South Korean Capital Quickly Set Up

American Troops Rushed To Fighting Zone After  Communists Gain Ground   U. §. Field Headquarters Personnel Forced To Fiee As Red Troops Take Suwon Airport And Push Southward

Ground Troops Are Rushed fo Front in Korea   Journey by Air and Train to Aid Fading South Korean Army

-Yanks Shot, Bayonetted, Burned to Death North of Pyongyang, Relate Survivor and Escapee; R. O. K. Troonvs Report Chinese Reds‘in Action

Red Coup Is Planned  In Berlin   Intelligence Officers Get Detailed Reports Youth Raily Threat

Allies Unbeaten M’Arthur Avers  General Confident After Trip To Korea

Troops Still Full Of Fight.  General Says   Ten To One Casualties Inflicted On Foe, He Says; Conmanders Praised

Nationalists Report Russian Planes Attack   Claim Two of Their Fighters Shot Down In Raid at Chapu

Chinese Reds Dowt Nationalist Planes  Assert Russ Craft  Join in Civil War

Russ Planes Fly For Red China?  Nationalists Say Soviets Moving In

Russian-built Planes Bag 2 China Craft   Nationalists Also Claim Soviets Man Radar, Antiaircraft

een een el een a er ee enna in een  Russia Enters  Chinese Fight

TRAIL GUIDING PLANS FOR BOWMAN'S HILL   Made at a Meeting Held In Philadelphia   GARDEN CLUBS ATTEND

GUIDING ON TRAILS  Club Women To Conduct Such Tours at Washington Crossing Park  A’ CANADIAN VISITOR

Floods Continue  Path Through  Lower Mississipp Much Colder Weathe  Is Expected to Sweep a eee a Se een: eee

America Has Knowledge Of Soviet Blast   News Of Explosion Behind Iron Curtain Has Leaked Out, Rep. Elston Says

Uv. S. Has Solved Puzzle Of Russ Atom Blast, Says Ohio Lawmaker; They Don’t Have H-Bomb, He Says

Says U.S. Knows Ingredients Of Soviet A-Bomb  ie ae A   Elston Working For Increase Of Funds For Air Force

Have Real Bomb Solon Reveals   Ohio Congressman Plugs for Larger US Air Armada

Russian A-Blast Solved by U.S.   Explosion Was Atomic, Ingredients Known, Representative Says

INGREDIENTS OF SOVIET A-BOMB KNOWN 10 U. S.   Also Know That Atomic Ex plosion Was A-Bomb, Says Lawmaker.

Atomic Blast In Russia Is  Solved by U.S.   Atomic Committee Member Says Soviets Had True Bomb and Ingredients Known to U. S.

Solon Says U.S. Has Solved Case ‘Of Russ A Bomb   Asserts Americans Know Ingredients Used For Weapon

It's No Mystery Now  Elston Claims U.S. Solved  Russian A-Bomb Explosion

Case Of Atom Blast Is Said To Be Solved   Definite Targets. In United States Already Selected

Gen. Walker Confident Ground Given Up By U.N. Forces To Be Regained; British Units In. Action

Cen. Walker Is Optimistic About Outcome   British Troops Go Into Action for First Time on Ground

NLA OY, aie co.ipuanapeuapnentl DANISH KING, QUEEN TO VISIT FRANCE

Attorney Turns Down Democrat Party Post   St. Louis Lawyer With Gamblers As Clients In News

Labor to Face Dual Challenge In Vote Today   Nine Liberals To Support Conservative Minority  Tor Taw No wictnme

Liberals To Oppose Laborites   Attlee Faces Close Decision In Vote Today On Taxes

RADIO COMEDIAN IS VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE   Chase Taylor Was Knewn _ Te Millions As “Cel. Steopnagle”   RECENTLY RETURNED FROM PUERTO RICO

‘Col. Stoopnagle,’ Chase Taylor Dies  Famous Screen, Radic i a ee).

Gen. Ridgway is Confident  Sees ‘Ultimate Success’ After Tour Of Fronts

 New York Now Filled With Primitive i Cliff-Dwellers as Apartment  Elevator Strike Issue Deadlocked

New Yorkers Marooned On Top Floors   Garbage Collects And Spoils As Elevator Strike Continues

COTHAM ELEVATOR STRIKE CONTINUES   Garbage Collects: Mail Unsorted In Foyers Of Apartment Houses

Horrors, Incorporated  ‘Clammy Clambake Chills Heart Of (Best?) Whodunit Scribes .

Bela Lugosi Refuses To Make Address  Mystery Writers of America Hold Annual Meet Amid Fluttering Bats, Corpses And Daqaers

Suburbs Qutgrow Cities Themselves  Mass-seale Move During the Decade

‘Labor Clings To Shaky Seat   Heckling Keeps. Aitlee Rule Under Precenro

Labor Expected To Hold Power Until Fall :   Vote Of Confidence Victory Gives Attlee Some Rest

Labor Regime Is on Ragged Edge   British Government Is Expected to Cling Till Fall, However

SHAKY PERCH FOR LABORITES   But British Gov't Expected To Hold Out Until Fall.

Britain’s Labor Government Seer Keeping Office   Churchill Expected To Keep Pressure On The Laborites

Labor Expected To Hold Power Until Fall  Vote Of Confidence   Vote Of Confidence Victory Gives Attlee Some Rest

Labor Expected To Hold Power Until Fall  Vote Of Confidence Victory Give

UAW Officers Veto Proposal As Inadequate   Five-Year Contract Clause Also Hurdle In Attempt to End 59-Day Old Walkout

Union Rejects Chrysler Offer Qn Fund Plan   Auto Workers Union Terms Company Offer of $30,000,000 Pension Fund to be Inadequate.

Company Posts Pension Plan   Chrysler Offers to Set Up $30,000,000 to Back Up Offer Made to Workers

$30 Mil: Fund Is Held to Be  Inadequate   2d Proposal in Week Fails to End This 59-Day-Old Strike

CHRYSLER OFFERS $30,000,000 FOR PENSION FUND BUT C10 REJECTS PLAN

Turn Down  $30 Million  Pension Fund   Trust Would Be Set Up To Back Payments Plan

OH, SLUSH!   $30 Million Fund Is Inadequate   PLAN PROVIDES $100 A MONTH

Pension Trust Fund Offered Chrysler Union   New Proposal Brings No Immediate Reply From Striking UAW

Still Is Short of Competitors’ Pattern--Reuther   Company Would Place 30 Million Aside to Back Promises

Offer to Settle Strike Rejected Chrysler Has Proposal tc ale re cor BACKING PENSIONS   FOR BACKING PENSIONS

$30,000,000 FUND CALLED ‘INADEQUATE   Company’s Attempt To End Long Strike Stymied By Retection

Union Rejects Pension Fund  30 Millions to Back $100 Monthly Benefi

NEW CHRYSLER OFFER IS MADE   But Union Head Rejects It Immediately

CIO Says No to Offer By Chrysler   Proposal of $30,000,000 Pension Fund Is Called Inadequate by Union   FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT   Reuther Claims Plan Does Not Equal Others Now In Force in Industry

New Offer Made to Auto Workers, but Union Gives No Answer to Proposal

Chrysler Corp, Offers to Set Up Trust Fund   $30 Million to Back Promise to Pay $100 Pension to Employes

Chrysler Offers fo Set Up Pension Trust Fund to Back $100 Per Month Payments

Union Rejects Chrysler Offer   30 Million Pension Fund Was Proposed

Pension Plan Proposed By Motor Firm  Proposal Meets Demand By Union

Huge Trust Fund ToBack  Pension Plan   Chrysler Offers To Set Up $30,000,000 To Back Payment Of $100 Monthly

Auto Workers Reject Offer By Chrysler   $30 Million Pension Fund Plan Rejected As Inadequate

Chrysler Offer Is Spurned   Union Says $30 Million Pension Trust Fund Proposal Falls Short Of Industry Pattern

REASSURE REDS ON U.S. AIMS   Radio Tells China That We Have No Plans To  Invade Manchuria

Truman Assures Manchuria Line to Be Respected   Statement Is Beamed to Communist China  by Means of Radio

Chinese Reject India's Protest Of Tibet Attack   U. S. Has No Intention Of Invading  Manchuria. Truman Informs Chinese

*Manchuria Is Safe’ Truman Assures China  Reds Of U.S. Intentions

Manchuria Not fo Be invaded  ie in   Voice of America informs Chinese

Red China Is Given Assurance That Americ Has No Intention of Invading Manchuria

Chinese Assured  No Manchurian  Invasion Plannec U. 5. Beams Message  From. Truman; Hope Te - Permit Peace In Korea:

NO INVASION OF MANCHURIA, TRUMAN SAYS   President's Assurance Is Broad. cast to Red Gov't in China.

U.S. Troops Won't Enter Manchuria State Dep't Radio Tells Red China

Will Melp Protect Border Interests— Radio Beams Into China U. S. Not Planning Manchurian Blow

Ile Promises No Invasion  Of Manchurie   Support Offered For Interests  Alone Barder

Truman Ready To Renew Fight For ‘Fair Deal’  Election Victories Of GOP Discounted   State Department Reassures Red China About U.S. Plan

U. 5. Quiets China's Fear Of Invasion   Agrees To Protect Country's Interests Along Korean Border

U.S. Beams Assurances  To Red China   Truman Emphasizes We Have No Plans To Enter Manchuria

Truman Tells Chinese U. S. Won't Invade   President Says We Will Help Protect China’s Interest At Border

Three Persons Hurt Slightly In Explosion  Two Nearby Building Damaged By Heat

Santa Fe Doctor Is Held in Kidnaping   Woman Physician Says She Abducted Girl, 9

FBI Recovers Girl, 9, Held for $20,000   Santa Fe Physician Admits Guilt; Trapped Reaching for Ransom

Communists, Striking in Mid-Morning After Lull in Fighting, Drive Yanks from Chochiwon and Push Forward 4 to 10 Miles— OQutgunned U. 8S. Tanks Unable to Stop Hard-Hittine Enemy.

U.S. Tank-Led Foree Driven  Back by Reds   Giant Armor Used; Superforts Striking Heavily at Supplies

About the Same   Defenders Back Almost to the Vital Kum River   Furious Aerial Attack Helps Check Relentless Red March; 80 Huge Tanks Used as Communist Spearhead.

Koreans Drive Americans. Out of Chochiwon; 80 Tanks Spearhead Southward Allack

Furious Aerial Assault Fails To Stop Attack  Commanders Believec Narthernare Crinnled   Commanders Believed Northerners Crippled By Air Force Bombing

N. Koreans Move Again After Taking Tank Battle   ‘Push Yanks Back Close to Final Natural Barrier  North of Taejon

Fierce Red Barrage Forces Troops Back   Americans Retreat To River Defenses Near Taejon: U.S. Tanks Are Blasted

Communists Lay Down Heavy Barrage Of Artillery Fire To Take Town Only Eight Miles From Kum River

U.S. Armor Fails to Halt  Invader Tanks   Weary Americans Stiffen At Last Defense Line In Frout of Taejon

Heavy Air Pounding Fails to Halt Reds’ Superior Numbers Of Men, Guns, Armor

U. &. Forces Kill Or Wound 200 Or More North Koreans In Repulsing Attempt To Storm Taeion   COMMUNISTS PUSHED BACK AT YONGDOR

Two Divisions  To Jom Fight   Korean Reds Attempt  To Enter Taejon TI<s Renulsed 

Fresh Gls Rush Toward Battle  Forces In Taejon Area Brace For Assau/t

Fresh American Divisions Join Fight U.S. Patrols Knock Out 200 Reds

Ground Unit, Jets Repulse Attackers   Central Front Holds Tight; Amphibious Forces Strike Inland. Some in Action

Yanks Brace For Assault On Taejon   Kill or Wound 200 to 300 in One Skirmish

First Cavalry, 25th Infantry Enter Conflict  ). S. Treovs Brace for Red   U. S. Troops Brace for Red Korean Assault on Taejon

U.S. Defenders Kill or Wound Between 200 and 300 Communists Who Attempt to Storm Taejon; Lull Continues on Most of Front.

Troops Brace For Assault On Taejon   Jet Fighters Boast Field Day; Destroy 18 Enemy Planes

First Cavalry And 25th Move To Relieve 24th   Air Force Reports Bagging 45 Planes

Two American Divisions Move in Korea   Fresh Red Attack On Taejon Seen In Near Future

Two Railroads Cut Service In State   Pennsylvania To Put Diesels On Freight Trains

Harvester Co. Increases Pay   Non-Union Workers Get Boost: Unions Reiect New Offer

Belgian Cabinet Quits Over King   Coalition Government Collapses After Move To Recall Leopold

Cabinet Falls Over Belgian King’s Status   Eyskens and Aides, Split on Enthroning, Step Out of Office

BELGIAN CABINET QUITS OVER KING   LIBERALS REFUSE SUPPORT ON MOVE TO RECALL LEOPOLD

BELGIAN CABINET QUITS; NATION SPLIT OVER KING   Coalition Government Collapses In Dramatic Demonstration Of Discord Over Whether Exiled Leopold Ill Should Be Returned To Throne—Next Step In Crisis Up To Prince Charles, Ruling Regent—Majority Vote Needed For Recall Of Monarch

Belgian Cabinet Quits Suddenly   Government Is Split Over, King Question

WANY STRIKE TQ PROTEST KING'S RETURN   190,000 Belgians Make Up Group Onpesing Monarch

Belgian Cabinet. Resigns. Over Return Of Leopold:   NEW GOVERNMENT MUST BE FORMED BEFORE_ PARLIAMENT CAN SUMMON KING ,

CABINET FALLS WHILE BELGIAN FACTIONS SCRAP   Coalition Government Collapses’ In Fight Over Question Of  _ Exiled King’s Re turning To His  rone.

Cabinet Falls In Belgium on  Kine Dispute   Liberals In Coalitio n Refuse to Agree to Return of Monarch

Belgian Cabinet Collapses Over Kings Status   Members Of Liberal Party Deny Support To Move To Return Leopold To Throne

Liberals Refuse To Back Move To Recall Monarch   Next Step In Crisis Up To Parliament; Controversy Dates Back To Surrender To Ger: mans After Only 18 Days Of Fighting.

DROPPED CASt MAY. HAVE SET OFF EXPLOSION   Coast Guard Inquiry Develops No Conclusive Theory About Origin -- Sabotage Continues to be  ’ Listed as Posaslbility.

Dock Blasf Still Puzzle To Probers   Cause Evidence Believed Lost In Expfesion

Blast Cause s Not Discovered  Death Toll In  e ....sak Fhe, NSIS 1. 97%

 U.S. Armored Forces Gain  Russian-Made Planes Step Up Aerial War

Soviet-Built Jet Fighters Join in Battle   Horsemen Reported Moving Southward With Red Forces

Resistance Is Stiffer Over Entire Front   Red Aireraft) Appears On Scene In a New Display Of Strength

U. S. Armor Pushes Ahead In North Korea   Soviet-Built Jet Fighters Tangle American Mustangs

Tanks Run Roughshod Over Reds   Russian-Built Jets In Skies Over North Korean Frontier

Yank's Tank Thrust Shoves Reds Back   As American Armor Pushes Within 19 “-Miles of Manchuria, U.S. Mustangs Fight Russian-Made Planes to a Draw

Yak Jets in Action As Fighting Rages   U. S. Repulses Counterattacks, Plunae Within 19 Miles of Border

Thrust Within 19 Air Miles Of Manchuria  Russian-Built Jets T> get. ff Cc mi...

American Armor Drives Within 19 Miles of Border  Russian Yak Fighters In Action, More China Red Troops Identified

U.S. Armor Drives Deeper Into Reds   Air Battles Develop, Resistance Stiffening Across Most of Battle Line Stretching Across North Korea.

ALLIED TANKS PUNCH HOLE IN KOREAN LINES  RUSSIAN JETS AND AMERICAN PLANES

Russian  Jets Join Battle  GI's 13. Miles   GI’s 13 Miles From Border

American Armor Pierces Defense Close to Border  Other Communist  Units Putting Up Cai ll Dacictanra

U.S. Armor Rides Over Communist Units in Korea   Thrusts Within 19 Miles of Border; Planes Shot Down

U. 5. MUSTANGS BATTLE JETS -T0 DRAW   Yank Force Pushes Within 19 Miles Of Manchuria  COMMUNISTS   Throw Cavalry At Allies: Attacks Along Chong River Repulsed

American Armor Rams Roughshod Over Korean Reds   Thrust Within 19 Miles Of Manchuria; Reds Using Russian-Built Jet Fighters

American Armor Rams Roughshoc Over Red Rally   Thrusts Within 19 Miles Of Communist Manchurian Border

Armor Hits Closer To  Manchuria   Foe Uses Cavalry In Effort To Stop Allied Drive For Border

Overhead Soviet - Built Jet Planes Battled To Draw By U. S. Mustangs   Americans Now Within 19 Air Miles Of Manchurian Border; Communist CounterAttacks Fierce But All Repulsed; Three Russian-Built Yake Shat Down.

Americans 19 Air Miles From Manchuria Line  Armor Rams Over Reliving Red Forres

U. §. Planes Battle Red Jets to Draw   Yanks Drive to Within 19 Miles Of Chino Border

Soviet-Made Planes Lose  Aerial Duel   Yank Tanks Advance Within 19 Miles Of Manchurian Border

Armored Force Rolls Toward Red Sinuiju   U. S. Mustangs Fight Te Draw With Ruasion_ Built jet Fighters

RUSSIAN-BUILT JETS ARE ENCOUNTERED FIRST TIME; HORSE CAVALRYMEN SICHTED

Enemy Stiffens Bui Advance Rolls on Toward Border   Reds Counter-Attack Against ROKS and JU. S. First Cavalry Division.

Korean Reds Now Using Jet Planes   American Armor Rams Roughshod Over Rallying Reds in Korea

Ground Troops Are Within 19 Miles of Border  Second Chinese Red Regiment Officially Renorted in Action

American Armored Columns Rur Roughshod Over Rallying Communist Troops in Korea  Russian-Built Jet Fighter Planes Tangle With American Airmen

Russian-Built Jets Stymied By Mustangs  Yanks Within 19 Air   Yanks Within 19 Air Miles of ManchuriaSecond Chinese Red Regiment in Action

American Tank Column Advances On Western Front   44th Division Armored Unit Captures Town Within 19 Air Miles Of Manchurian Border

Tank Column Rams Past No. Koreans   U. S. Armor Is Only 19 Miles From Border; Fight Jets to Draw

RUSSIAN MADE PLANES FIGHT YANK AIRMEN   Red Resistance Growing; More Chinese Troops Reported In War

Russian-Built Jet Planes and Chinese Reds Assist Foe; Red Cavalry Are in Action.  BIG AERIAL FIGHT

U.S. Tanks 19 Air Miles  From Yalu   Korean Reds Use Cavalry In Last-Stand Fightina

Americans Smash Red Attack   - 24th Division Units  - Push Closer to Border In Chong River Area;  Battle Russ-Made Jets

Yanks Punch Close To Manchurian Line   But Red Korean Defense Stiffens On Entire Front   Jet Planes Enter Fray and Biggest Air Battle of War Is Fought Teday

Fierce Attack Fails to Stop Yank Tanks   Soviet-Made Jets Battled to Draw by Slower U.S. Mustangs in Dogfight; Three Yaks Bagged

Tanks Run Roughshod Over Reds      Commu Atta Can  Cavalry ks; Resistance Ste Minnis:

Resistance Stiffens Elsewhere on Peninsula Communists Step Up Aerial Activity

U.S. Armor Is 19 Miles  From Border   Runs Roughshod Over Reds Near Manchuria; Enemy Using 1,000 Horsemen In Drive

a UNE AA  U.S. Planes Halt Soviet Jet Fighters  Red Resistance Is Stiffening

American Armor Drives Through Reinforced Reds   U. S. Mustang Planes Fight To Draw With RisssianBuilt Jets; To Probe Red Chinese Strength

U. S. Armor 19 Miles From River   Soviet-Built Jets And U.S. Mustangs Fiaht to a Draw

U. S. Armor Rams Over  Red Rally   Russ-Built Jets Battled to Draw by U. S. Mustangs

KOREAN REDS PRESS ATTACKS   Stop American Tank-Led Column  32 Miles From Manchurian Border; Official Recognition Has Not Been Given  To Reported Presence Of Chinace (Camnnemieba

Russian Jets Fought to Draw By Slower Mus: tangs; Communist Re. sistance Getting Stiffer

Soviet-Built Jets Battled To Draw By U. S. Mustangs   Tank Column Of U. S. 24th Division Bears Down — On Vital Sinuiju; Communists Stage Kieree Connter-Blows

ALLIES RAM NEARER 10 MANCHURIA   Amezricamms Repulse Counte wattacks, Thrust Within 19 Miles of Border.

‘American Armor Rams Over Rallying Reds   U.S. Forces Thrust Within 19 Air Miles Of The Communist Manchurian Border.

U. 5. Armor Rams Over Reds Near Manchuria  American Forces Only   American Forces Onl 19 Miles From Northern Boundary

Russian Jet Planes Are In Battle   Neither Side Lose Any Aircraft in Dogfight in Korea; Mustangs Engage Reds   Cavalry Is Used   Horses- Engage Forces ‘of U. N.; 7th Division  Gains

American Armor Moves R«% thshod Over Rallying Reds In Norinwest; Soviet Built Planes Engage In Battle

EUROPE FEARS NEW RUSSIAN AGGRESSION   Representatives of Free Nations In U. S. to Plan Bolstering of Defenses.

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT ROM © HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY ORISTOL, PA.  FOR 84-HOUB PERIOD ENDING © A. wu.

U. N. PEACE GROUP STARTS MISSION   U. S. Delegate Invited To Luncheon Session

Get US Views In First Move Toward Peace   US Delegate Invited to Luncheon by the UN Cease-Fire Committee

U.N. Cease-Fire Commitfee Meets   Starts Peace Mission By Inviting U. S$. Delegate To Conference

Otis E. Stuart, Veteran Land ” Developer, Dies   Former Harlingen Civic Leader Succumb: After Year of Sliness

Hone For Break In Clay Deadlock  Groups Will Meet At Akron Tomorrow

Manhandled Magazine Men   Ellenton, S. C., Residents Aroused Over Bomb Project

Board Wins Case of Handicapped Tols  Muskogee County Excise Board to Appeal to

Expected To Be Hot Issue In Election   Truman's Party Badly Split Qn Farm Measure

Gen. Walker Says War In Critical Stage  Leader Says Truth Mireat Re Revealed

FIND BODY OF FROZEN YOUTH ON MOUNTAIN   ‘Search Is Pressed for Com. panion, Tobacco-Heir Son of Libby Holman.

Search Renewed For Tobacco Hei   Crews Begin Moving Friend's Body From Mountain Crevasse   Piciure on Fage 4

MOUNTAIN MEN SEEK LOST BOY   COMPANION’S BODY FOUND IN CREVASSE ON MT. WHITNEY

Mountain Side Searched For Tobacco Heir   Body of Reynolds’ Companion Found

Climber Is. Still Missing Reynolds Feared 1 Dead  Oe. BOS Wie séene

Tobacco Heir Sought on Peak  Of Mt. Whitney   FrozenBody off ‘companion Found at 11.500-Foot Level

Last-Hope Hunt For Boy Goes On   Tobacco Heir Sough!? As Companion’s Body Is Found On Slope

Find Body Of  One; Other Is  Still Missing Wasserman Frozen; Reynolds Search Is

Little Hope Held for Tobacco Heir   Christopher Reynolds Still Missing; Body Of Companion Found

Last-Hope Search  Continues for Heir  Expert Climbers Scale Mt. Whitney's Difficult East Face; One Body Found

Hope Dims For Young Climber  Son of Libby Holman   Son of Libby Holman tost-on Mt, Whitney

Last-Hope Search ° For Tobacco Hei   Frozen Body- of . Christo. pher Reynold's Chum i: Found on Mt. Whitney. .

CLIMBERS HUNT TOBACCO HEIR   Frozen Body Of Compan.ion Is Found In Snowy Crevasse

TOBACCO HEIR’S BODY IS SOUGHT   Christopher Reynolds’ Companion In Mountain Climb Found Dead In Crevasse Of Mountain.

Scant Hope Held foi Tobacco Heir   Frozen Body ot His Companion Found Yesterday

Scant Hope Held For Tobacco Heir  Youth Still Missing On Mountain—Frozen 

Final Hunt Is Launched For Climber  Body Of Reynold’s Companion Found  On Mount Whitney

Steward Sucked Outot Ai ir liner Ab 10,000 Feet Over Long Islana

Wind Pulls Air Steward To His Death   Plane Crewman Falls 10,000 Feet in Freak Accident Over N.Y.

Hurled From Moving Plane   Crew Member Is Sucked Qut When Door Blows Open

Steward Pulled From Open Door of Airliner at Altitude of 10.000 Feet

Wind Plucks Plane Steward to Death   Crewman Hurled 10,000 Feet When Sucked Out of Open Cabin Dooy of Clipper   2d Man Swept Out Of Plane Survives

British Have No Plan To Urge Withdrawal of  Troops From Korea War

Briton Says Allies To Stay in Korea   ‘Still Harder Tidings’ May Come, Defense Minister Declares

No Thought of A W eG ll al   Such is Voiced by Defense Minister Of Great Britain

No Withdrawal For Allied Force   But Harder Times May Be Ahead, Briton Says

No Withdrawal, Commons Told   Defense Minister of Britain in Tribute to U.N. Troops

No Intention of Quitting Korea British Defense  Minister Reassures Hawes vant HOarmane

British Deny Plan To Quit Korea Battle   Defense Head Aseerts U. S, Takes Same Stand In Talk To Commons -

British Defense Minister Firm   No Thought of Withdrawal In Korea, Shinwell Says In the House of Commons

LACK CLUE IX WMC MYSTERY   Searchers Draw A Blank : In Baffling Case Of  Missing Co-ed

Kalamazoo Coed Spirited Away?  Girl's Disappearance Remains Mystery

B-36 Down In Sound © Off Seattle  Extensive Hunt Is On for Plane Carrying 17 Mer

536 WITH 17 MEN ABOARD FORCED DOW   Craft Is Sought In [cy Sound Off Coast Of Washington

MEN ABOARD FORCED DOWN   Craft Is ‘Sought In Icy Sound Off Coast Of Washington

Sech Lost Bomber  te Shrouded B-36 Forced Down With 17 Men- Aboard

DISABLED B-36 BOMBER WITH 1? ABOARD VANISHES   Giant Plane Believed Down in Sea North of Seattle— Extensive Search Under Way.   CRAFT SENT OUT DISTRESS SIGNALS   One Told of Plans to Land in  Sound and Urged Watch “for Flares and Wreckage.”

17 Men Are Missing Aboard Bomber in Charlotte Sound   All Are Crew Members But One; Plane Radioed  “Distress”? Tuesday

B-36 Bomber Down at Sea,  17 on Board  Canada US) Hunt   Canada, U. S. Hunt Big Craft in Stormy, Icy Waters 460 Mi. Northwest of Seattle

17 Men Aboard Plane Downed By Ice, Fire   Extensive Air-Sea Search Started After Big Bomber Reported Ditched In Waters Northwest Of Seattle

B-36 With 16 Aboard Is Sought After Reporting Fire, Ice Difficulties

Weather Chilly As Yanks And Phillies Clash   Konstanty, Raschi Collide In Opener At Gay Shibe Park

Political Pot Boils Faster   Aiken Comes Out Swing: ing in First Speech Of Hot Democratic Battle For Senate

House Speeds For Passage  of Arms Fund   Committee Votes Near 17 Billions Asked By President

U. S. Will Send  Arms To Siam   Talks To Start Soon On How Guns Will Be Used

U. 8. TO RUSH ARMS TO SIAN   Southeast . Asia Gets Defense Funds

U.S. to Send Arms to Siam  Considered Likely Spot for Red Attack

CHARGED WITH MURDER Man Runs Amok, Kills Family ~ Of Five, Wounds Four Others

25- Year-Old Gunman Jailed After 5 Slain   25-Year-Old Ex-G.!. Charged With Murder After Bloody Attack On Members Of Es- tranged Wife's Family, Tries Suicide

Killer of Five ‘Not Talking’   Murder Charge Laid ‘Te Berserk Veteran

Ex-GI Held For Killings   Crazed Hushand ‘Tries To Wipe Out Family

Mild-Looking Prisoner Has No Comment on Why He Staged Bloody Rampage

Mild-Looking Little Man Who Slaughtered 5 in His Wife’s Family Won't Enter Plea on Murder Count _

Lattimore Is No Spy, Says General Thorpe  Ex-Military Intelligence Officer Refutes Budenz, Investigated Accused 2 Timac

GENERAL SAYS ACCUSED MAN LOYAL CITIZEN   F or mer Intelligence Officer Says Probe  Cleared Lattimore

But One-Time Intelligence Officer Scoffs at Charges; McCarthy Says Corpse of China Shows What Happened.

Budenz Links Dr. Lattimore With Red:   But Ex-Intelligence Offi cer Scoffs At Sworn . Testimony

But Intelligence Aide Pictures Him as Loyal   Far East Expert Under Party Thumb, Star McCarthy Witness Tells Probers

Says Lattimore ‘Communist  Cell’ Member   Testimony Against, for Accused Heard by Probers

DENIAL MADE. BY EX-CHIEF . FOR GENERA!   Former Intelligence Officer Says He Made "Check" ©

Ex-MacArthur Aide Surprise Witness; Cleared Professor In 3 Investigations

Bundez Claims Lattimore Was Red Member  Aide To MacArthur Says Inquiry Showec Lattimore Was Loval

GENERAL DEFENDS ACCUSED MAN Bucenz Declares Lattimore Was Member Of ‘Red Cell

Brig. Gen. Thorpe Asserts However, That He Regarded Lattimore As Loval to United States.

But Gen. Thorpe Belittles Charges Of Ex- -Communist: Says Diplomat  Above Suspicion

Accused Spy Investigated, Officer Says   State Department Official Claimed Member Of ‘CelP

Nage And Price Freeze Report .... Voluntary Curbs Will Be Proposed

Government To Ask Voluntary Intlation Curbs  Contrafs Likely To Follow Auto Orders

Price-Wage Freeze Due Voluntarily By Industry   Further Compulsory Controls Expected In Several Months

U.S. May Ask Voluntary Pay-Price Curh   Spokesmen Declare Step Contemplated Within Next Few Days

More Compulsory Controls Appear To be in Making  Voaliintaryv Action   Voluntary Action May be Asked of Business, Labor

U.S. Will Request Voluntary Freeze For Prices, Wages   Seen as Next Step In Inflation Fight Pending Controls

U. S. May Request Voluntary Freeze On Prices, Wages To Fight Inflation.

Voluntary Compliance is Being Urged  This is on Wages   This is on Wages And Prices to Fight Inflation

Business Is Requested To Volunteer Aid   Price and Wage Freeze Is Asked Until Federal Control Can Be Set Up

U. S. To Ask ‘Voluntary Freeze On Wages, Prices   Confer With Meat Officials

‘Hint Controls Next Move in Inflation War  wwaPe i: _   Fear Effects of Defense Spending

Next Likely Sten In U.S. Fight to Curb Inflation  Further Compulsory Price Controls May   Further Compulsory Price Controls May Be in the Making

ESA Maps Moves In Inflation Fight  More Orders in Sight as GM Halts Sale of 195] Antac

Voluntary Pay, Price Freeze Regarded Likely   Further Compulsory Controfs Also Appear To Be in Making

Government Is Expected to Ask For Voluntary Wage and” Price Freeze to Aid Economy

U. S. Planning For Voluntary Price Freeze   Would Be in Effect Until Mar.. 1; Staft Lackine for Controls

Request That Business and Workers Voluntarily Freeze Prices and Wages Shapes Up

Voluntary Price, Wage Freeze Seer   Is Next Likely Move By Government In Battling inflation

Govt. May Seek Voluntary Wage Price Freeze  Say Move Aimed Ai Checking Inflation May Come Shortly

But Compulsory Controls On Meat Apparently Loom   Government Expected To Ask Soon That Business, Labor, Public Stick To System Of Voluntarv Wage-Price Lids

Government May Ask “Voluntary” Wage-Price Curb   Freeze Contemplated by Economic Stabiliza tion Authority: Car Prices Rolled Back

Voluntary Freeze Of Wages, Prices Coming To Front:  Government Expected   Government Expected To Move For Such  Awan.

Gov't May Seek Voluntary Wage Price Freeze   Valentine Said To Be Contemplating Such a Move

U. S. Seeks  Voluntary  Program  ESA Boss Plans Appeal to Both Business, Unions

 Valentine Due To Seek Honor System Check  . Further Compulsory _  Controls Expected

Voluntary Clanip On Prices, Wages Seen by Leaders   Request Would Roll Back Levels to December 1; Freeze on Meats  Also May Result

Ceilings Likely To Be Clamped On Meat Items  Voluntary Freeze Of Prices, Wages Seen As Next Sten

Voluntary Freeze on PriceWages Shaping Up Today   Meat May Be Next On Control List

Voluntary’ Wage, Price Curbs Loom   Freeze Request Believed Next  Probable Move

ECA CONSIDERS VOLUNTARY LID ON PRICES, WAGES   BUT APPARENTLY MORE COMPULSORY CONTROLS BREWING

Voluntary Controls To Be Advocated   Government Seeks Wage and Price Freezes In U. S.

U.S. May Ask Honor Curbs  As A Stopgap   Ceilings May Be Clamped On Meat, Other Main Items

Request For Voluntary Price, Wage Freeze Seen   Auto Prices To: Be Rolled Back   Car’ Makers and Labor Object to Government Price-Roliback Order

Move Is Seen For Voluntary Control Action   Request For. Workers, Business to Freeze Waaes. Prices Seen ©

Voluntary Wage Price Freeze in “Store for Nation   Further Compulsory Controls in Making, Officials Report

Freezing Slated ToBePlaced On Voluntary Basis   Looms As Coming Government Move In Inflatian Ront

Voluntary Pay-Price ‘Curb Due   Request To Business, ‘Workers To. Halt Upward Spiral Is Shaping Up

0.D.M. OFFICE ESTABLISHED BY TRUMAN   Meat Industry Officials Called To Confab  OTHER STEPS   To Control Inflation Considered By U. S.'; Wilson Ready To Take Office

Ask Both To Hold Line Now   Voluntary Action At This Time Is Declared Important

Meat Officials Called As New Controls Loom; Automakers Assail Rollback, But Comply

Government Is Reported To Be Planning Move   ESA Chief Expected To Call Rollback To Dee. 1 Levels; Auto Price Freeze Draws Wave Of Protests   Answers To Presiden?

Voluntary Lids First   Nation Will Be Asked To Hold Dee. 1 Line In, Wages and Prices; Real Clampin March

Bridges Wants f See Helpers Of: Stalin Uncovered  FBI Warns Aasina Effects Of O Confidential Fifes .

Demands Secretary Face Senate Probe; FBI Director Hoover Against Opening File:

SENATOR BRIDGES CHARGES RUSSIA HAS PLANTED “MASTER SPY” IN U.S. GOVERNMENT; SAYS STALIN HAS HELP   Makes No Attempt at Identification  But Says He Uses State Department “As He Wills”; Acheson Is a Target

New Hampshire Senator Says Expert Red Agent Now Holds High Office   Demands Acheson Be Summoned Before Senate Investigating Committee For Qunestionine Qn Suesnicions Policies

SENTOR URGES SEARCH BE MADE FUR RED AGENT   Declares Stalin's Servant I “Using State Department as He Wills” — Would Question Acheson,   NEW DRIVE IS ON TO OUST SECRETARY   Hoover Warns Congress Disclosure of FBI Files in Probe Would “Smear” Innocent Persons.

Whe Is Russia’s ‘Soy in State Dept,?   ‘Sen. Bridges Says There Must Be One

Attack Believed Opening Gun In Senate GOP Drive To Get Acheson; FBI Chief Warns Against Opening Of Secret Files

‘Master Spy’ Plot Charged   Bridges Says Russia Us ing Covernment ¢ ap Wilk

New Drive Launched Against. Mr. Acheson   Senator Charges Russia Has Planted ‘Master. Spy’. Here—Hoover Opposes Opening Snsiet « , Files To Probers

FIFTH STAY OF EXECUTION FOR YOUNG SLAYERS   'Electrocution Postponed Until June 23; Sanity Hearing Transferred.

Accused Lawyer Testifie: His Secretary Was Hurt While Car Was Moving

¢ Casey Jones Testifies In His Qwn Defense   Gives His Version of Events Which Preceded Death of Secretary

FALL WAS CAUSE   Accused Lawyer Testifie: His Secretary Was Hurt While Car Was Moving

DEADLINE FOR PAYING INCOME TAX TONIGH]   U. S. Offers Evasion Informers Rewards From $500,-.* * . Q00 Pool.

Government To Train Guns On Tax Dodgers  Drive Launched To Discover Persons   Drive Launched To Discover Persons Who Evade Taxes

Uncle Sam Gets Ready “To Reach Out Long Arm In Tax Evasion Roundup

Government Prepares Prosecution Of Income Tax Dodgers As Deadline For Payment Nears; Prospective Informers Offered Fat Rewards

DEADLINE NEAR FOR “49 INCOME TAX PAYMENTS   Government Set To Get Dodgers; Informers May Get Record Haul

Hard Drive ‘Directed On .Tax Dodger:   Government Offers Half-Million Dollars For Good Evidence

Pool Of Half Million Available For Information On Tax Dodgers; Ask Juries To Rush Indictments

 Uncle Sam Trains Guns on Tax Dodgers ‘And ‘Informers’ Are Ready.to Offer Help

Government Opens Raids On Evaders   Tax Dodgers Are Targets for Big Collection Push

Deadline for 449 Payments is 12 Tonieht Grend Juries Asked  To Rush ineietnent SHE HERA Bele cer

Record Haul in Prospect for ‘Informers’  Guns Trained on Tax Dodgers

U. S. Bureau Dangles Juicy Rewards  Before Prospective Tax “Informers”

U. §. Aiming At Past, Future Tax Dodgers  Government Offers $500,000 Bonanza : ee i ee a Be

3900,000 for Tax Evasion Informers   Last Year 97" Got $449,984 for Giving Data

Mew York Stocks   N. 0. Cotton   Uncle Sam Trains ‘Big Guns’ On Would-Be Tax Dodgers

Last-Minute Rush on to File Returns Before Midnight  i Goverament Offers $500,000 in Rewards  For Uncovering Evidence of Tax Fraud

Government To Train Guns On Tax Dodgers  ehod Th   Drive Launched To Discover Persons Who Evade Taxes

$500,000 Fund Offered Informers As U.S. Presses Tax Frauds Drive

sovernment Trains Guns On Tax Dodgers—Past Futura  Our raree mpay

Guns Turned On Income Tax Dodgers  Rewards Offered   Rewards Offered To Informers; Old Indictments Hurriec

DEADLINE FOR  ~ PAYING INCOME TAX TONIGHT   U. S. Offers Evasion informers : Rewards From $500,000 Pool.

Dodgers Favored To Lose Tax Game To Uncle Sam   Informers To Have $500,000 Pool Of Funds To Reward Them For Assisting Government

Treasury Sets Up Reward Fund for Tax Dodger Battle  Deadline Tonight To Be Zero Hour For New Drive

GUNS AIMED AT TAX DODGERS   Hunts Past And Future Evaders Alike As Deadline Nears

Dangles $500,000 Before Informers Government Training Guns on Tax Dodgers

10) Million Kile Returns  idea  $500,000 Lure Available To Informers of Tax Dodgers

Tax Deadline Brings Warning From Officials   Dodgers Informed Funds Available For Prosecution

Uncle Sam To Train Guns On Law Violators   Informers Te Get Rich Reward From A £2560 000 Pal

US Government Aims At Dodgers -Past and Future      Funds Are Available To Help Uncover Any Evidence Of Evasion

97 Informers Get $449,984 In Tax Cases  Government Gained $8,187,914 In Income

Informers  Will Be Paid  For Efforts Deadline For  1949 Returns At Midnight Tonight

TAX DODGERS BEING WATGHED   Government Hag Agents Eager To Crack Down On  -~T[hem As Income Returng Are Made.

 ATE BULLETINS   Government Trains Its Guns on Tax Dodaers as Deadline Approaches —

Covernment Offers $500,000 Inducement To  Tax Informers In Crackdown On Evaders

US Bears Down on Tax Dodgers As  Deadline Nears - $500,000 Available te  . Informers;.Evaders: Cae Aleanet Sako

Midnight Tonight Is Tax Deadline   Government Ready To Crack Down On Income Tax Dodgers

Offer $500,000 Tolnformers In Income Tax Fraud  Total of $449,984   Total of $449,984 Paid Out Last Year To 97 Squealers

Government Training Guns on Tax Dodger: As 1949 Income Tax Deadline Approaches

$500,000 Pool Is_ Dangled Before  ‘TaxCaselnformers   'Goverument Rashes Te Work of Mopping Up on Big Profits Wreop of TA453

Government Ready To Pay Cash For Evidence  Uncovering Tax Frauds   Grand Juries Over Nation Asked To Rush Indictments To Avoid Statute Of Lim. itation: 1949 Deadline Tonicht.

Uncle Sam Seeking Pay Tax Dodg Dodgers  * *~ *  Bio Fund Provided To. Toi ir aa _ Poo

Magic Drugs Kill Sickness, Doctor States   Hormones Cortisone And ACTH Abolish {Ines While Patients Still Have Disease

 New Use Is Found for Famous Hormones Physician Reports on Chemical Magic That Abolishes Sickness While Disease is Present

New Chemical Magic Found in Hormones   They May Eradicate Sickness While Patient Still Hos the Diseasa

Wonder Hormones Stop Sickness in Its Tracks, U. S. Chemical Society Is Told

Magic Work Of Cortisone And ACTH In Ending Pain And Speeding Cures Of Diseases Described To Chemists

Move to Cancel Citizenship of Longshore Boss   Two Union Aides Who Testified for Him Get Two Year Terms Each: All Three Freed Under Bail Pending Action

FOR PERJURY   Government To Seek To Have Citizenship Cancelled Today

H. Bridges Sentenced To 5 Years.  As Perjurer   Government Aims At Deportation; Henchmen Given Two-Year Terms

HARRY BRIDGES IS SENTENCED TO 5-YEAR PRISON TERM WHILE VGIDING OF CITIZENSHIP WAITS   Government to Meve to Secure A Cancellation; Two Union Aides Get Terms of Two Years Each

Labor Leader May Be Deported  Also Convict 2 Aides Of Longshore Boss

Two Aides Get Two Years Each For Conspiracy  Government To Move To Annul Citizenship

HARRY BRIDGES GIVEN 5 YEARS IMPRISONMEN’   Government To Press Deportation Action Against Longshore Boss   DEFENDANTS ARE  LECTURED BY JUDGE

Two Longshore Union Aides Each Receive Tw Year Terms For Conspiring With Him; Judge Declares Decision Was Just

Union Leader Fighting Loss Of Citizenship   Longshoreman’s Aides * Also Given Jail Terms

Bridges Gets  ) Year Term   CIO Longshore Boss Lied To ‘foneeal He Was  . Communist

HARRY BRIDUES, LONGSHORE BUSS, GETS FIVE YEARS   Australian-Born Labor Lead. er Sentenced on Charges He Lied When He Denied He Was a Red.   U.S. MOVES TO CANCEL HIS CITIZENSHIP   Two of His Aids Given Two Years Each in Prison for Conspiracy to Commit  Perjury.

Set Denaturalization Hearing Today; Two. Associates Sentenced On Conspiracy Count:

BRIDGES GIVEN 5-YEAR TERM FOR PERJURY   Government To Seek To Have Citizenship Cancelled Today

U.S. to Press lor Rescinding  Of Citizenship   Lnion Head Freed on Bail Pending Outcome Of Hearing Set Today

DR. NIBLACK DIES IN N.Y.   Veteran Local Physician Called By Death At Home of his Daughter.

Dr. E. §. Niblack Dies in New York  Physician Practiced  Here Over 50 Years

PLAN PREPARED TO SAVE TROOPS   Gen. Bradley Tells Senators New Defense Line Will Make Evacuation Possible If Necessary.

Bradley Reports To Senators  ~ Taft Critical of  Lack of Consultation

Bradley Wams Allies May Have to Quit Korea   Retreat Brings U. N. Troops Near Ports, . Senators Told

Yanks AreOK Says Bradley   Korea Forces Facing No ‘Dunkirk,’ Chief _ Of Staff Tells Senate

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS SOUGHT   Senator Hoey Says We Un successfully Tried Bluffing In Korea   TAFT SEES SNUBBING

2a ee AA VEL OO LAIN Burning Pyongyang In Possession Of Reds As Allies Retreat South

U.N. May Quit Korea Fighting  Bradley Says Troops In Position to Move

TRUMAN TELLS OF BATTLE AGAINST VERY GREAT ODDS   GEN. BRADLEY SAYS TROOPS NOW GROUPED TO PERMIT RESCUE

SECRET MEETING OF SENATE GROUP   Foreign Relations Commit. tee Huddles With General Bradley

U. 5, BRITISH CHIEFS TALK IN CAPITAL   Strive To Avoid Open War With Chinese Reds      From Korea Discussed As Last Resort: Bradley Stresses U. S. Plight

Orientals  ‘Save Face’ By Triumph  Fleeing Troops Destroy Places Or RAST is. we 7. See

Italian Regime Cracks Down On Red Rioters   3,000 Arrested as Police Suppress Violence in Strike

ltaly Meets Red Strike With Force   Powerful Police Forces Arrest 3,000 in Rome, Suppress Demonstrations

Communist Activity Is Suppressed  _ Protest Boost In Police Forre”

Protest Plan To Strengthen Police Force   Call Demonstration After Two Farmhands Are Killed in Clash

Police Master Rioting Mobs In Main Cities   144,000 Armed Cops Mave Into Coramunist Crowds; Only One Killed

3,000 Seized In Rome In Drive Against Reds   Government Meets Communist Strike Chal. lenge With Massing Of Police Strength; Only Scattered Violence.

Mass Italian Police to Quell  Demonstration   Arrest 3.000 in Rome As Challenge to Reds General Strike Call

3,000 Persons Are Put Under Arrest In Rome   Communisitg Led Demonstrations Protesting Proposed Increase Of Police Force, Banning Of Polities] Mass Meetines

Police Arrest 3,000   Italian Government Meets Red Strike With Challenge

ARREST 3,000 IN ROME STRIKE CALLED BY REDS   Italian Government Takes Vig orous Action, Suppresses Demonstrations.

STRIKE CLOSES ITALIAN PLANTS   Troops Preserve Order Ir  ~ Red-Called Walkout

Haly Masses Its Police fo Chill Red Violence   Communist Strike Fails to Halt Normal Life of Country.

Halians Hold 3,000 As Answer to Reds Threat of Strike   Police Strength Is Muased in Rome. Eluewhere Demonstrations Sr reanack

3,000 Arrested In Crackdown On Italian Reds   Demoustrations ‘Thr oth out Country Rigidly Suppressed; Two Farnihands Killed In Disturbances

Rail Tie-up Is Unabated In Canada   Premier Makes No Progress— Seamen Walk Qut

INTO ITS STH DAY   No Indications of Early Set tlement of Canadian Rail Strike

INVASION OF TIBET SAID ORDERED   Peiping Radio Broadcast Tells of Imponding Invasion by Chinese Red Army of High  Aslatic Country, 

Huge Meteor Blazes Over Four States, Crashes In Tennessee, Piece Found

Huge Meteor Blazes Across Four-State Area   Lights Sky; Impact Felt from Crash In Tennessee

Spot Meteor In 4 States   Crash In West Tennessee Felt In Wide Region

Debtors Ignore Request Of Doctor That Back  Bills Be Paid So He Can Pay For Operation

Wants to Pay Own Doctor Bill—  So Elderly Doctor Asking His Patients to Pay Unpaid Bills   Publishes Appeal in County Paper Before Undergoing Operation, but Potients ftill Aren't Settling up

‘ Will  Come’  Ailing Country Doctor's Plea For Fees Gets Cold Shoulder

Appeal Goes Unheeded in Georgia Doctor, Facing Operation, Asks Patients to Pay Their Bills

CES ENGAGED IN EDUCATIONAL WAR TO AID THEU.S.   No War Successful If Eac! Battlefield Is Regarded As Apart   Want All To Participate In Battle Against Cammunism

Yanks Attacked On All Sides By Communists   Marine, Navy Planes Fly Record 391 Sorties Against Enemy

Czech Offices In New York Ordered Closed  Move Is Retaliation For Country’ s Orders  . mF

U.S. Orders Czechs Out  New York Consulat   New York Consulate Closed In Crackdown

Truck Traffic From Germany Reported Halted By Police   Action Being Made by Russia Over Rail Dispute With U. Ss.

Russians Halt Berlin-Bound Trucks; Renewal of-Blockade Threatened

He Rules Himself Off State Roads  Tulse Countian Turns in Driver Licente Becauee of Dim Vitios

He Rules Himself Off State Roads   Tulsa Counties Turns in Driver License  Because of Din Vision

Preparedness Said Best Insurance ‘Against Aggression   Armed Forces Loaders, Including President. Are of Same Voice.

First ‘Armed Forces Day’ Brings Warning Of Need for Preparedness against Attack

Americans Told Preparedness Needed Now   Truman Leads In Call For Stronver U. S. Defenses

Truman Repeats  Training Request Armed Forces Day Talk Warns U.S.

Americans Told Prepare ness Best Insurance       Truman And Jobson Lea “In Advising Ext msio Of Federal Draft La

Armed Forces Day Observed-.  Preparedness Called Best Insurance Against Aggression

Armed Forces Day Speakers Urge Preparedness  As Best Insurance Against Russ Aggression

American People, Observing Armed Forces Day, Are Told Preparedness Still Best Insurance

Be Prepared, Nation Urged   Best Insurance Against Russia  First Armed Forces Day in U. S. Observed

TRAINING LAW URGED BY TRUMAN   President Says Passage of Universal Training in 1945 Would Have Avertthe Cold War.   @ MILITARY LEADERS URGE PREPAREDNESS   Johnson Calls for Peacetime Draft; Troops, Planes, Ships Parade ‘on Armed Forces Day.

TRAINING PL IS FAVORED BY TRUMAN   Preparedness Against Red Aggression Urged  COLD WAR      Could Have Been Averted By Draft Law In 1945, President States

Military Leaders Call For Increased Preparedness In Armed Forces Day Talk

Preparedness Key fo Future Of America   Best Insurance . Against Possible Red Aggression

OFFICIALS ISSUE MOBILIZATION CALI   — €  Speakers Tell Nation Pre paredness Is Best lnsurance Against Reds

U.S. Leaders Call For Preparedness  Armed Forces Day Is Used By Key Defense Men to Support Draft

Mobilize For Peace, Plea Today   Preparedness Called Best Insurance Against War By Military Chiefs

Military Heads Urge  Preparedness - Seek Protection Against Further Russ Aggression

American People Told Preparedness Besf Insurance Against Aggressior

First Armed Forces Day Brings Call For Mobilization of War Strenath

Nation Observes Armed Forces Day And Hears Pleas Of Military Leaders For Preparedness Against Ageression

Rally U.S. To Defense   Armed Forces Day Speakers Say Strength Is Best Peace Insurance

Nation Watches As Armed Forces Parade Strength   Preparedness Talk Keynotes Speeches Of Military Leaders

LEADERS APPEAL FOR MEASURES TO RESIST FOE   Call For Mobilization Of Strength And Resources Made In Observance Of Armed  Forces Day.

American People, Observing Armed Forces Day, Are Told Preparedness Still Best Insurance   General Frederick Says U. S. Now Is More Vulnerable to Attack Than Ever Before in Our History

Military Chiefs Call For More  Preparedness   As The Best Insurance Against Possible Russian Aggression

Armed Forces Day Talks Call For Preparedness   Military Leaders Say Mobilization Is Best Insurance Against Aggression By Russians

Sacrifice for Preparedness, Nation Advised   Talks on Armed Forces Day Stress Insurance Against Aggression

Defense Chiefs Call For U.S. Mobilizing   Public Preparedness and Sacrifice, Extension of Draft Law Demanded

Preparedness Cry Sounded B: Armed Forces  Nation Warned To Be On Alert, Ready

BOY SCOUTS ON HIKE FIND A MAN'S BODY HANGING FROM TREE  PO pony   : Identified As That of — H. Ball,

BOY SCOUTS SEE BODY HANGING FROM A TREE   Croydon Hosiery Salesman Dead Several Days   ON LONELY RIVER SPIT

Loyalty Records Argument Rages In Path of Probe  GOP Back McCarthy Demanding Truman  aA_E. Fg. A..*te if.

Loyalty Files Spark Debate In Red Probe   G.O-P. Senators Demand Access To F.B.1. Records

SOLONS SEEK LOYALTY DATA IN RED PROBE   Demand Secret File: Be Made Available To Senate Group

To Revive Oil Play In the Emporia Area   Six Tests Are Planned By Brack Oil Company; One Siv NMilec Marth

NINE SURVIVE CLOSE BRUSHES WITH DEATH   Escape Drowning, Train-Autc Crash, in 3 Separate Accidents.

Covernment Orders More Rubber, Steel For Defense Effort  Sets Goal to Cut Civilian Rubber to 75,000 Tons a Month

Moré’ Rubber Is Diverted For Defense   National Preduction Authority Also Restricts Stainless Steel and Alcohol

Rubber, Steel Cutback Ruled      U. S. Distillers Agree to Divert Alcoho As Preparedness Gets Priority

Order Is Issued For Stockpiling By Government   Stainless Steel Quotas Also Cut

ADEA RUBBER AND STAINLESS STEEL HELD UF   Aiso Plans to Have 4 to € Million Gallons of Alcohol Set Aside.

Sovernment Orders Controls For  Rubber, Stainless Steel, Alcohol

Weather at Yuma   National Controls Tighten   More Rubber Set Aside For Defense

More Rubber, Stain'ess Steel, Alcohol 'Diverted {nto U.S. Defense Program

Allied Planes Hammer at Reds  Team With Infantry To Slaughter Enemy

‘NOW LISTEN, FOLKS!   Well-wisher Goes on Air to Clear Up Yule Mix-up

WILL DISCUSS RED. CROSS FIELD WOR   Lealie This of St. Louis Wil Be Speaker at Annual Meeting   6:30 TOMORROW NIGH]

Leslie Thia of St. Louis Wal Be. Speaker at Annual Meeting   6:30 TOMORROW NIGHT

9 UNIDENTIFIED — PLANES ON RADAR OVER S. JAPAN      Fighters Take Off But Foil t Find Intruders; Base Blacks Out.

Business Lobbies  Probe Demanded   Senators Claim Big Sums Are Being Expended

Solons Blast Results Of  Lobby Probe:  ‘Voice Demand For Full Expense Data

DEMO SOLONS CONDUCT SURVEY Information On Lobby Spending By Corporations Is Demanded

Business Lobbies Probe Demanded   Senators Clatn Big Sum ? Are Being: Expended -..

Weekly Wage: In U.S. Reach All-Time High  Man Hours Come Up To World War II Mark In Factories

Long Years Of Hard Living Forecast For Americans As World Goes By Jungle Law   Valentine Says Inflation Must Be Halted And It Is Job For Everyone; Says Yanks Must Give Up Some Luxuries And Comforts

Arms Build-Up Vital Long Years of [larder ‘Life Seen Ahead for U.S.

Infant's Starvation Death Charged To Sobbing. Well-Fed Mother And Mate

Well Dressed, Well Fed Parents Starved Baby, 3, To Death, Court is Told

Plant Output To. Be Geared For War Needs   Negotiations Must Proceed Before Emplovment Starts

Kefauver Says Partial Reactivation Of Plant: Slated In Near Future

3 Defendants Acquitted In County Court  Fourth Criminal Case Goes To Jury Here Today

Draft Extension May Be Debated By Legistators   Demand for Report on Amerasia Case Made; Army Insurance Inquiry Is Sought.

Report Tibet Capital Has Capitulated   Say Chinese Reds Will Send Token Force to Lhasa

Meek Man Identified As ‘Maniac   Admits Mad Attacks or Six After Attending Drunken Party.

\Drink-Crazed Tobacco Salesman Clubs ‘Six Following Wild Convention Party

BUTTON Js ATTACKER OF      Quiet Family Man Claims He Was Crazed by Drinks at Convention.

Quaker State Plants Strike  2 Refineries of Firn Out; Local Plant  RA... a A Lflentatl

Quaker State Plants Strike   2 Refineries of Firm Out; Local Plant May be Affected

SMITH OPPOSES SOCIALIZED AIM   New Senator Says He Is Against FEPC, Brannan Plan And Socialized Medicine.

Columns Roll Up Biggest Gains In Weeks   Heavy Fighting Rage: In South But Defense Lines There Hold

Communists Gain Ground  In Assaults   Fighting Heavy on Entire.   120-Mile Front; Allied Troops Report Enemy on Run in Southern Area

vee a brigater Cold War Picture  . N. Secretary Makes Statement After Confer ring With Chiefs “MIGHT BRING END”  Britain Thinks Red China Have a Seat in Or ganization

See a Brighter Cold War Picture   Lold War ricture  U. N. Secretary Makes Statement After Confer ring With Chiefs “MIGHT BRING’ END”  Britain Thinks Red China Have a Seat in Or ganization

Lie Declares Way May Have Been Opened To Lessen East-West Tension   UN Seat For Reds Gets British Okay   West Steps Up Propaganda War Against Soviet Over Radio Net

Bath-Built   Destroyer  Strikes Mine Seven Men Hurt Off Korean Coast

Republican Leaders Dissatisfied After Truman Conference  President to Make Radio Broadcast to Nation Friday night

President In Mobilization  Talk Friday   ‘Frunan Discusses National Emergency With Top Leaders

Truman, Party Leaders Discuss Emergency Move   President Will Address Nation Friday Night

Congress Roundup  Extended Rent Lid Predicted   Demo-Forced Vote Mav End Talkathon

Sen. Cain Begins Filibuster   Will Try To Prevent Ex. tension Federal Rent Controls

Airman Spots Huge Convoy Aimed South   Allied Planes Draw Fire Of Batteries Across Manchu Border

NORTH KOREA CONVOY SIGHTED HEADED SOUTH   Pilots Report Destruction Of 50 Red Vehicles Near Kanggye   CHINESE COMMUNISTS  FIRE ON AIRCRAFT

Fighter Craft Knock Out 55 North Korean Vehicles, Damage 40 Ahead of Republican Forces Slashing Toward Manchurian Border

Aircraft Cripple Red Vehicles  In North Korea   Smash Concentration as Allies Continue Drive for Border

CORNERED REDS “LAUNCH DRIVE   Big Enemy Motor Column Heads for South Koreans Near Manchurian Border

Reds Willing To Talk on Jap Treaty   Time and Place to Be Decided Soon, Dulles Reports.

Heavy Income Tax Payments Show Up  Quarterly Totals Put . Government Receipts Ahead of Its Spendina

U.S. INCOME TOPS SPENDING   TAX COLLECTIONS DURING SEPTEMBER PUT US IN BLACK

WEST REJECTS VISHINSKY'S PROPOSAL   Russia Wants Big 5 Conference With China Included

State Death Toll Heavy  a. sf   ‘Murder Adds to Traffic Accidents in Violence

W. Europe Conference Opens As Communists Try To Defeat Plans   French Foreign Minister Calls For Speed In Organizing Coal And Steel; England Out.

NATIONS STUDY SCHUMAN PLAN   French Official Urges Pooling Industries Against Communism.

Schuman Calls For Fast Work  In tron Merger   Six West Europe Nation: Confer On Plan To Fight Red Threat

India Suggests UN Chart ‘Atlantic Charter’ for Korean Settlement

India Again Makes Bid to End War   Thinks ‘Little Six’ ‘Nations Could Work Out Blueprint

WILDCAT STRIKE AFFECTS 2500. CHICAGO AREA  Walk Out Over Delay In Bodsting  aurly Waaee

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT BOTH BEING HALTED   Action Taken by Union In Defiance of U. S. Operation of Railroads.  mrmyrYTryy+Tsiy?Trwrw?§:y *®

Korea Adventure-- --Only Preparation  DeGaulle Warns West To Prepare For Reds Invasion Of Europe

Labor Took Rights of Dozing British Farmer   One in a series of eye-witness reports BY STEPHEN C. NOLAND

Soviet Trawlers in Radarview As Western Union Navies Oper -Hush-Hush Maneuvers at Sea

Two Die in State Traffic Accidents   Lexington and Moberly Residents Are Victims.

Hainan Assault Said Repulsed  Nationolist Claim ictory Over Reds

Nationalists Claim Victory   Two Waves Of Red Troops ‘Repulsed On Hainan Island

folunteers Speed Christmas Gifts Home  Remote Control Shopping Helps Soldiers In Korea

Army Says Red Chinese Entered Korea Oct. 20   “Operation Santa Claus” . .  G. I's Do Their Christmas Shopping by Remote Control

SANTA‘S HELPERS BUSY Frontline Troops Send Yule Gifts From Japan

Yule Shopping for GI's in Korea by Remote Control   Red Cross Girls Buy Gifts for Those at Home

U.S. Soldiers In Korea Send Home Christmas Gifts By Remote Control

Operation Santa Buys Christmas Gitts For Gi  Do Their Shepping By Remote Control

“Operation Santa Claus” Is Developec As GI Stay in Koreg Is Prolonged

Egypt Blasts Malik's Try ToJam U.N.   Protests Russian Inclusion Of Greek, Manchuria Problem

Tydings Takes Big Vote Lead Over 2 Rivals   Far-Ahead for Dem. . Senate Nomination; _Ex-Race Commissione Leads for. Governor

Tydings Far Ahead in Maryland   Grabs Big Lead Over Two Primary Opponents at the Start.

Lovett Appointed To Defense Post   Texas Native Previously Worked With Marshall

Lovett Appointed As Marshall Assistant  Succeeds Early in No. 2 Defense Past

Robert A. Lovett To Aid Marshall  President Appoints Former Diplomat as Deputy Defense Chief

Lovett Named By President   ‘Picked to Succeed Stephen  T. Early as Deputy Sec retary of Defense.

Lovett Is" Made Deputy Defense Head   Former*Undersecretary Of State To Assist Gen. Marshall, White  House Annoannrea

Robert Lovett Will Be Named To Defense Job   Former Aids To Marshall Will Succeed Early As Deputy Secretary

TO DEFENSE POSI   Former Undersecretary o State Is Given Deputy Appointment

Defense Job To Lovett   Appointed As Deputy To Marshall, Succeeding Stephen T: Early

Truman’‘s Top Level Appointments Not In Keeping With Customary Practice   Ry JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Lovett Named Defense Aide  Served As Assistant Secretary Of State

LOVETT NAMED DEFENSE AIDE   PICKED BY TRUMAN TO SUCCEED EARLY AS DEPUTY CHIEF

Lovett Takes  Early's Post As Defense Ait   New York Banker Formerly Associate Of Secretary Marshall

Lovett to Serve Under Marshall In Defense Post   Former State Departmen: Member Will Receive Recess Appointment

Lovett to Be No. 2 Man In Defense   Personal Choice of General Marshall for His Assistant.

Name Lovett Top Aid To Gen. Marshall   Former Undersecretary o State Succeeds Steve Early

Lovett Is Chosen For Defense Post   Former State Department Underseeretary Iv Pesienated

Lovett Named Defense Aide   Phone Call Gets  Assent From Former State Dept. Deputy

Nash-Kelvinator Will Give $100,000 To U-M  Atom Research Project

 NEW MEXICO POLITICS.  ‘State Political Campaign Veers ‘Suddenly Towards Personalities

O’Dwyer Is Blamed for N. Y. Riots   Police Hopeful Student Disorders Will Subside in Weekend Recess

Riots Blamed On 0’Dwyer   N.Y. Mayor Attacked As Disorders Subside

Dewey Ends Trip Still Silent on Political Plans   Medical Conference Is Expected to Influence Decision to Run

Senator Says A-Control Bid Possible   Holds H-Bomb Ruling Leaves Way Open, Sees: New U. N. Bid -

House Panel  Levels Sights  At Donaldson OKs Bill To Force  a 2 T a 2 a

Cold War No Warmer Afte Russians Charge We Attack U. S. Seen on Defensive

Kansas City Handed A Nex Police Board   Governor Appoints Replacements For Those He Ousted

Crime Cleanup Ordered By New KC Police Board   Governor Ousts Two Members Of Old Group, Seeks Housecleaning Following Grand Jury Report

Clean Up Crime in Kansas City, New Board Told   3414 Millions a Year Gambling Ring Runs There, Jury Reports

‘Clean-Up’ Orders Issued fo New KC Police Direcfors   Board Takes Over as 4 Are Arrested in Binaaaio Probe

New Board Told to End Crime in K.C.   Offices of Big-Time Gambler in New York Raided

Kansas City Has New Police Unit  Board Ordered to Clean Up Crime

States Righters Lose Control Over Committee      ‘Any Chance Of New ‘Revolt In 1952 Is ‘Virtually Squashed

LAU WV Westar  Loyal Dems In Alabama Win  States Righters  ‘Tace Party Control

Dixiecrat Faction Loses Control Of Party Machinery In State   Regulars Assured Of 38 Positions   7 Posts Remain For Runoff But States Righers Can't Get Maiority

Child Now Is Normal After Operation Baby Born With A Tail Which Would Twitch Like Angry Cat

Move To Delay Hospital Plan Loses In Vote   Charges Hurled At Shivers As Solon Ouits Committee

Governorship Is Made Issue  Houston Solon Blasts Shivers In Tax Step

2 STUDENTS INJURED   Arnold Stricker and Max Hayes in Auto Wreck Late Yesterday

Writ Spoils Lewis’s Trip   Ohio Operator Seeks $1.500.00 Damages

Nine Persons Die Sunday in State Traffic   Matiety of Accidents Sends Death Toll to Worst Weekend Since Dec., 1949

Ten Traffic Deaths On Week-end Marks Toll of Highways   Bloody Interval Recorded for Oklahoma; Accidents Run Gamut For Fantastic and Odd Causes

fran And Russia Work Out Treaty   $20 Million Trade Avreement Is Made

Jet Plane Down As US. Fliers Step Up Attack   Ry RUTHERFORD POATS

Gen. M’Arthur  In Formosa  To See Chiang   Discusses China’s _ Role in Fight Against Commtnisir

But Stoddard ‘Says Prof to Stay as Boss  Claim Bowen Favor: Deficit Spending

REPORT VOTE WAS AGAINST UI DEAN   COMMERCE FACULTY POLLED ON FEELING TOWARD H. R. BOWEN

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Commission Slates Hearing On Milk Issue

Close Nace I oreseen  South Carolina Voters: C — ‘Anti-Truman LeadersTomorrow

Anti-Truman Mer Race In Primary For Senate Seat   Thurmond, Johnston Battle In Hot Race In South Carolina

Anti-Red Bill Fight Coming   McCarran’s Senate Proposal Stiffer than Truman Wants

McCarran Hails Anti-Red Bil  Fight Is Launched For Senate Passage

Debate Opens On Anti-Red Bill  McCarran, Author of Measure Denies Aim

Anti-Communist Bill Termed Answe To ‘Challence Of a Deadly Enemy’

Propose Bill To Restrict Communists   Sen. McCarren Leads Anti-Administration Fight For Measure

Hottest Halloween In History Recorded As Cities Broil   Norwich Has 78-Deeree Reading; New York City Sweiters with 79

EXPLOSION HITS GRAIN ELEVATOR  One Man Is Killed In Perryton Blast

Postal Service Cut Is Termed Rate Hike Bid   Letter Carriers And Congressmen Oppose Order by Donaldson

Cut in Postal Service Called Pressure Move   Budget, Mail Rates Boost Are Sought From Appropriations Unit

Newly Ordered Postal Service Cut Assailed  Mail Deliveries In Dacicdantianl Castiane   Mail Deliveries In Residential Sections Cut To One Per Day

MAIL SERVICE ORDER CAUSES CONTROVERSY.      Congressmen Are _.Not Satisfied___ With Explanation

One of Hartwick College Founders Is Dead at 80   President Emeritus Was At School’s Helm For Ten Years

Okle Can't Mail, Ship His Medicine   Tom Sanders, Wanetts, Says Would Rather Have Injunction Than Reveal ingredients

Auto Wages  Frozen Until March 1, 51   But Escalator Phase a Present Setup Is Not Affected.

WAGES FROZEN FOR MILLION BY U.S. ORDER   Surther ‘Sacrifices on Home Front to  Be Asked

Auto Workers’ Wages Frozen  Full Dress Study Set On Industry Situation

U.S. Freezes Auto Wages: Until Mar. 1   Stabilizer’s Order Will Leave Opening For Increase Based On Costs of Living

Pittsburgh Milk Strike Is Ended  Drivers Win Long Wage Boost Fight

HUGH WADE GOES ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Clubwomen Testifies She Saw Estranged Wife Pull Away from Wade, Then Heard 2 Shots.   SAW HER BODY ON FLOOR; HE HAD GUN

GOES ON TRIAL L FOR MURDER      Clubwoman Testifies She Saw Estranged Wife Pull Away from Wade, Then Heard 2 Shots. :   SAW HER BODY ON.  FLOOR; HE HAD GUN

Reich Posts To Civilians   Russians Replace Military Rulers With Diplomats in New Step  Toward Senarate Peac

See Shuffle as Bid  For Separate Peace   Replace Military Rulers In East Germany With Top Career Diplomats

Russia Names Four Soviet Diplomats Taking Place Of Military Rulers In East Germany In Move To Win Prestige In People’s Eyes

Soviet Miltary RulersReplaced  By Four Diplomats in Eost Germen Zone

/PROGRAM IS COMPLETE   For the Laying of Cornerstone for Memoria! Campanile

GIVE WARNING QN RUSSIAN, GERMAN PACT   Eight Senators Ask Truman for a Bipartisan Study

United Korea  Is Aim   Free Regime With Aid From UN Envisaged In Proposals

Move in UN To Establish Free, Democratic Nation After Fighting Finished

Independent. United Korea Envisioned  Britain, However.   Britain, However V ague on Issue  Of Grossine 38th

ENGLAND 10 URGE -AUNITED KORE!   GREAT BRITAIN TAKES OVER YASK OF FINDING A SOLUTION TO WLR.

BRITAIN SEEKS INDEPENDENT UNITED KOREA   New and Stronger UN Commission Is Recommended

Britain In Move for United Korea  Takes Over Task of   Takes Over Task of Finding Solution Within UN.

Britain Assumes Negotiator Role In Korean Peace  reanarn  Bo ixwsuly te   Prepare  Resolutor Sstting Up Four Points For UN Consideration

Gov. Williams, Master Crop Salesman, Out To Sell State Peach Crop

jury Indicts Ousted Sherif And His Brother   Three Others Also Accused; All Free Under $5.060 Bond

MacArthur Asks UN What To Do About It   Red China Warns Against U. 8S. Using Atomic Bomb---Says Our Cities Can Also Re Hit by Planes

Bombing of Manchurian Bases Seen as Possible Prelude to World War III

MacArthur Asks UN For Instructions To Deal ‘With New Development

MW’ Arthur Puts Korean Puzzle  in Lap of UN   Asks How He Must Proceed Against Chinese Reds

TRUMAN STILL HAS PROJECT UNDER STUDY   Insists He Won’t Go Outside U.S.A To Meet Stalin”

President Says his isn't Time  lo See Stalin Reiterates He Won't Ge Ovtside This” Country, However

Cold: Water on a Possible Big 3 Sessior   President Hints He Still Hes in Mind Mission to Russia

Truman Says Door Always. Open for Any Negotiations . For Control Atomic Weapon

Truman Still Thinks About Russ Mission   President ‘Doesn’ Like Attitude O News Reporters’

New Mission To Moscow In Cards   Truman Hints Such a Move Possible in the  Indefinite Future; No Big 3 Parlev Planned

Truman May Send Envoy, He Explains   Atomic Control Talks Possibility, Reporters Told

Possible Special  Mission   To Russia in the Interest of Peace, Is in Truman’s Mind, ke States

Confirms Story That 194 Campaion Kept Him from Sending Vinson to Moscow   Chief Executive Says American Door Always Open to Negotiations for Control of Atomic Weapons—Rejects Idea of Possible ‘Big Three” Meeting Abroad

U.S. Ready To Negotiate For Atom Controls  President Refuses To Go Abroad For

Preside: it Declares Russian Peace) Trip Remains Possibility   Claim Truman -Plans. New (all On Legislation

Truman Rules Out Idea Of ‘Big Three’ Session As Talked By Churchill

Door Is Open, Says Truman   Hints He Has In Mind Special Mission -to Russia

AVERS DOOR § OPEN FOR NEGOTIATION   Chief Executive Barks at Reporters in Tiff Over Krock Interview.

Truman Says To Ban Bomk ‘Would Conduct —  Talk with Any. World Power

PEACE MISSION STILL POSSIBLE   Truamon Hinis He’s Entertain ing Thought of Sending Aides to Russia

BUT PRESIDENT WON'T TRAVEL OUTSIDE U.S.A   Tells Press Door Is Oper For Negotiation On Atomic Control

Truman Hints At Mission — To Russia   . Says Door. Open To _ Confer On A-Bomb - Contert

U.S. May Send  Special Peace Mission To Russia   Truman Says American Door Open To Negotiations For A-Weapons Control

Clashes With Newsmen on Interview  President May Still Send  Peace Mission to Russia

Truman May Send Special Envoys To Reds   Discloses Possible Move to Newsmen at Weekly Press Conference

Truman Hints At Peace Talk With Russia   Sees No Possibility Of A New Meeting Of The Biq Three

May Act at Some Future Time, He Tells News Conference, But Declares He Doesn't Intend to Go Outside Country Himself to Meet With Premier Stalin or Any Other State Head— Reports Raise Question.      NO "BIG THREE" MEETING

America’s Door Always Open for. Atomic Parley, Says President, But He Bans Big 3 Meet Abroad

Peace Mission  Is Talked   But Truman Doesn’t Want Big Three Meet: ” Won't Leave Country

Rejects Big 3 Parley Aboard   President Says Door Always Open for Negotiations on Atom Controls

Truman Still Ready To Send Peace Mission  Says Door Open For Talks With Russia Leaders

W ASHINGTON— President Truman hinted today that he still has in mind a possible special peace mission to Russia at some future time

U. 5. Door Is Always Open   President Cald to tdee OF Big Three Meocting Abroad at Present

Midwest's Flood Threat is Eased Over Wide Fron   Mighty Mississippi Pours Muddy Water y’ Into Lower Valley

 Mississippi Pours Flood Crest Downstream To End Threat of Immediate Flood at Cairo

River Crest Moves South Of Cairo   Engineers Still Maintain Vigil On Levees

Eastern Germany Starts Comeback: Living on Hopes  Reporter Discovers  Life in Soviet Zone Still Pretty Grim

Jim Farley Front-Runner for State Governor’s Chair Dewey Will Leave

Eisenhower Sets Up Defense Plan   Proposes 3-Point Program To Stiffen US Against Attack

lke Proposes Plan to Stiffen U. S. Defenses  Tane Liee With   Tops List With Improvements Of Airfields in Alaska

‘Ike? Presents Plan to Better U. S. Defenses   Strengthening Alaska, Modern Aircraft Pro. eram Is Ureed Bv Bim

Gen. Eisenhower Proposes Three-Point Program For Strengthening Nation's. Defenses

Eisenhower ffers 3-Point Defense Plan  Strengthen Alaska, Up Air Force And  Ante Seeks Cinch   I e fan

Ike Proposes  Three-Point  Defense Plan Senators Given  Suggestions By Wartime Chief

Eisenhower Ha Three-Point Defense Plan  Proposals Include Strengthening of Alaskan Defense

lke Outlines 3-Point Plan For Defense   Moder: Aiccraft, Alaskan Strength  le Poonevale

Strengthen Alaska Is Recommendation of Wartime Commander of Allies  Need New Planes  Sufficient Funds Are Requested for Special Anti-Sub Force

Alaskan Bases Would Be Strengthened   Changes in Truman's Budget Program Are Outlined Teday

Eisenhower's 3-Point Plan Is Submitted   Recommendations For Stiffening National Defense Are Listed

IKE HAS 3-POINT DEFENSE PROGRAM   Strong Alaska, Air Force Anti-Submarme Teams Cited In Letter

‘Ike’ Tells Plan To Strengthen U. S. Defenses   Discloses 3-Point Program in. Letter To Senator Thomas

Program Proposed by ‘tke’ to Bolster Nation's Defenses   Makes Written Report of Recommendations te Senator Thomas.

Eisenhower Proposes 3-Point Defense Plan  Accent on Alaskan Air Fields And Radar Nataotan B1ald Nated

Gen. Eisenhower Lists Three-Point Plan Of Defense   Vouk: Strengther: Alnska Give Modern Equipment To Ate Force -And Navy

POINT PLAN IS PROPOSED BY GENERAL   strengthening Of Alaska  First Of Proposals  PLAN INCLUDES   Fully Equipped 48-Group Air Force And Special Anti-Submarine Units

3-Point Defense Program Offered   \General Eisenhower Submits Plan Estimated to Cost From $300.000,.000 to $500,000,000

Bolstering Alaska And Inereased Air and Anti-Sub  Forces Succested

U. S. Deelares Emer "gency Status Today   Names Wilson Head Of Defense Setup With Czar Powers

America  Faces Real  ‘Austerity’ Orders for Rigid  Ww artineEconomy KRenontod Snaan

Emergency — Proclamation Expected Today  tiouse Approves Huge Money Biil For Defense

MOBILIZATION ORDER PREPARED   Truman Will Proclaim State Of National Emergency Today

Truman Declaring Emergency Today  House Approves Defense Billions

Tighten Auto Credit Curbs   Home Appliance And Furniture Controls Up

EASY CREDIT CURBED   New Government Regutations Or Cars and Furniture

Man Atop Silo Since Sunday Threatens Jump   Fly Fire Nets From Mason City to Farm Near Graettinger, la.

United Army Approved By NAT ouncil  _ te WU  Final Decision To  Bg ge lt   Final Decision Te Await Confirmation By 12 Goveraments

France Balks  Decision  On Germans Most Members   Most Members Of Council Favor Defense Plan

Council Warms Up to Freedom Pact Proposal   France Balks at Quick Decision for Rearming Germans: Unit Quits

Tips fo Waitresses Really Mount up  Witness Estimates U.5. Pick-Up Is About $7,250,000 Daily

U.S. Proposes Occupation Plan ForGen. MacArthur To Govern North Korea

U. S. Proposes Occupation Plan for Kore  Te etn FO tie Do   Wants GIs Pulled Out of Country as Soon as Possible

NEW REGIME FOR N. KOREA BLUEPRINTED   U.S. Plans Occupation Of Enemy Territory ' By MacArthur

U. S. Suggests MacArthur Govern N. Korea Until New Regime Is Set

Ps ae. ace at  Mackrthur fo Control Korea  All-Korea Regime Will Later Rule After Flactiane

Occupation Plan for Korea Topic of U. N. Couneil   ‘Want. GIs Out Soon as Possible, UN Force to Take Over

Occupation Plan Given For Korea  Tr © Dranncec:   U.S. Proposes: MacArthur Rules  Bay Time Reine

DEFER OCCUPATION PLAN FOR KOREA   U. © WOULD LET © iRTAUR GOVERN RED AREAS, FULL OUT G 1s.

U.S. Proposes Plan To Rule ~~ AML Of Korea   G. I.’s Would Be Pulled = Out As Quickly As Poscible

U.S. PROPOSES PLAN FOR OCCUPATION OF N. KOREA ‘TIL UNITY IS EFFECTED

TRUMAN, ATTLEE HOLD CONFERENCE “ON WORLD CRISIS   Talk Lasts Heur and 35 Minutes—Two Announce Determination to Reach Understanding.   RESUME DISCUSSIONS TODAY ABOARD YACHT   Prime Minister Says Red Propaganda Never Wil Separate Americans and  British.

-ATTLEE, TRUMAN RESUMING TALK 1 THIS AFTERNOON   Express Determination To Understand Each Other’s  Problems   FRANK DISCUSSION HELD YESTERDAY

Meeting Hurriedly Mo¥ed Up at Attlee’s Request; Gen. Bradley Draws Very Gloomy Picture of Situation.

They Agree To See One An ‘ other’s Problems In Darken ing World Crisis; No Hint As To Topics Discussed

Understanding Sought By Both Attlee, Truman.  No Details Given Press Of Subjects

Statement Reports Only ‘Progress’   Conference Given Gloomy Picture of Korean Situation

HIGH-LOW. JACK   President, Attlee Pledge Solidarity  Meeting of Democratic Leaders Moved Up as Situation Warsens

All Details Of Meeting Kept Secret   Two Leaders Plan To Continue Talk Aboard Yacht

Progress Reported  In Initial Session   American And British Leaders Determined To Under. stand Each Other's Problems — Meeting Moved Up Day Due To Crisis

Attlee and Truman In First Meeting   No Details Revealed After Parley

EADERS PLAN ADDED PARLEY ABOARD YACHT   Bradley Paints Pale Picture Of Situation In Korea.

TRUMAN AND ATTLEE RESUME DISCUSSIONS   Announce They Are Determined to See  Each Other’s Problems

Foreign Aid Bill Shelved For Crime Quiz  FEPC Bill Listed For Monday in Aannannead Bien

Puerto Riean Troops Take Rebel Bases   Nationalist Leader Placed Under Guard As Uprising Fades

Tr roops Guard Home Of Rebel Faction Chief   Two Puerto Rican Strongholds Taken To End Rebellion -

Navy Planes Enter Fighting As Marines Set To Leave   Official Announcement Seen As Indication Fighter Cover Needed For Troop Transfers In Korean Seas

THREE MORE UN NATIONS LINED UP IN SUPPORT OF KOREAN WAR EFFORTS:

Truman Goes To Missour.   Asks Nation's Prayers fo Wisdom to "Obtai: _ Peace in the World." -

TO VISIT MISSOURI   President Will Speak at M U. Commencement Exercises  omorrow

TRUMAN PLANS TWO FOREIGN POLICY TALKS   Addresses Scheduled 11 Missouri; News Confer ence Cancelled -

Truman Leaves Washington for Missouri Talks   Asks Nation’s Prayer: For Wisdom to Bring ’Peace to World’

Truman to Return  For Talks on Policy   Asks Nation’s Prayers For Wisdom to ‘Obtain Peace in the World’

Truman Goes To Missouri  Pheccet Bee TR. fas   President To. Speak On Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy Talks Planned By President  Truman Leaves For St. Louis; Asks For Prayers

President Urges Prayers for Peace  Truman Quits Capita For Missouri Talks

Two Policy Talks Set By Truman   President Leaves For Missouri To Receive Degree

Truman Humble Over Peace Job   Asks For Prayers To Give Him Wisdom

Truman Leaves To Make Foreigr Policy Speeches   He Asks Nation’s Prayers To Help Him Work For Peace

President Flies To Missouri   Chief Executive Plans Two Top Talks On U. S. Foreign Policies

Truman To Make Foreign Policy Talks   President To Visit Two Cities In Home State

Truman To Make Policy Speeches   Léaves For Missouri For Pair Of Speeches

Truman Readies Policy Speeches   F lies to Missouri Today After Asking Nation’s - Prayers for Wisdom to Seek Peace

President Leaves For Two Foreign Policy Talks During Missouri Trip

UN Stalls Off Bitter Drive By Ko-Reds   South Koreans, Yank Artillery Fight Commies To Standstill

Little Activity Through Day At Beachhead   Mysterious Inaction Reported From Area Of Hungnam Today

 Firing Set For 7 A. M. (EST) ‘Another Two-Stage Rocket ‘Will Zoom To Sea Tomorrow

Planes Seek To Slow Up Red Advance   Chinese Said To Be Now On Full Battle Footing

Red Troops Take Chujon And Kaesong   8th Army Completes Withdrawal Behind ~‘Imjin River

China Reds Take City In  South Kore:   MacArthur Says Chinese Using Two Of Five Armies

Eighth Army Withdraws  to New Line   Chinese Reds Cross  Parallel in Strength, Take Several Towns

DEFENSE-LINE = ONLY 21 MILES: NORTH OF SEOUL   China Backs Armies With Staggering #8 Billion Budget . -

and esong Ab Ka        27   Chinese 4th Army 33 Miles from Seoul

New Line Shaped '21 Miles From Threatened City   UN Forces Abandon Kaesong; Chinese Reds Hurl Full Strength Into War; Allies Strike Air Blows

5, Sth dons esong   wdraws Behind -. River While Planes Hit Red:

Two Chinese Field Armies on Korean Front   M’‘Arthur Reparts $8 Billion War Budget by China

Eighth Army Completes Withdrawal      Now Behind Imjin River Line 21 Miles Northwest Of Seoul

Fighth Army In Withdrawal  Across Im jin   Chinese Forees Mass Vor Suike At Capital Any Time Alter Jan. 

8th Army in Withdrawal To River Line   Border Stronghold Given Up; U.N. Planes Hit Invasion Cities

Chinese Mobilized on Big Scale   MacArthur Expects . Co-Ordinated Attack to Come by. Jan..10:

Withdrawl To Imiin River Is Completed; Pilots Bomb Enemy   MacArthur Reports Enemy Has Thrown Forces Into Korean Conflict On Full War Footing.

Chinese Fourth Army Massed Before Seoul   Two of China’s Field Armies Are Ready for Action Against UN Forces Dug in Behind Imjin River Line. ,

UN Troops Quit Kaesong, Dig . In Along Imjin  Allied Planes  Blast Red

Superforts Pound Towns On Main Invasion Road South Of Pyongyang   Arm y completes  River Withdrawal   AlliesAbandonStronghold Of Kaesong On Border Of South Korea

ALLIED PLANES GIVE NO EST TO RED ARN   Eighth Army Has Completed Withdrawal Behind Imjin River.

UN Abandons Important South Korea Stronghold  M'Arthur Reports Red   M'Arthur Reports Red China in Conflict On Full War Footing

Odds Set At 13-5 As Vic Rascht — Faces Konstanty   Gamblers Lay 9 To 5 That Phillies Will Not Win Opening Game; Simmons Will Not See Action

Tokyo University Hit By Anti-Red Drive of Officials  Student Leader Says Measures Are Worse Thon Pre-War Days

Police Raid Japanese University   Seize Copies Of Red Letter About M’ Arthur

Police Raid Tokyo University in New   Anti-Soviet Drive   Copies of Red-Inspirec Note to Gen. MacArthur Seized: Ban Activities

‘Red-Inspired Open Letter to MacArthur Seized   Police Raid University in Tokyc

Raid Jap: Universit In Anti-Red Drive  Seize Pamphlets * And Ban Meetings

2 Officers Are Killed  In Accident   Third Badly Hurt; Were From Army’s Edgewood Center

Press Search  For Big B-36   Break In Weather Needed As Planes Prepare

Two Nations Seek  Lost Giant Bomber  ~ $cant Hopes Held For 17 on B-36

Search Planes Await Break in Weather to Hunt for Lost B-36   Last Word From Bomber Monday Night—Mavy Have Fallen Into Sea

Dae Heard From Bomber Since Monday Night  ‘Bad Weather Blocks Search For Missing B-36

Planes Wait Weather Break To Search For U. S. Bomber Lost.Over Icy Arctic Sound

Former FBI Agent Lists More ‘Reds,’ Including Some in Northwestern Penna.

5 USING TACTHS OF RUSSIAN   Cvetic States Patter: Of Europe Conquest  Js Followed Here

5. REDS: USING TACTICS   Cvetic States Pattern Of Europe Conquest Is Follawed Here

Reds Use Same Tactics Here as ‘In East Europe:   That Is Report of FBI Agent Who Made Communists Believe for Seven Years That He Was a Member: More Names.

Matthew Cvetic, Who Sat In Party Planning Councils, Relates That Eventually Moderates Are Liquidated

Soviet Policy Of Aggression Seen Changing   Acheson Says Arming Of Free World Could Force Modification

French’ Police Arrest 266 Reds F or Deportatior   Foreign Fifth  Columnist: To Be Shipped Home Or Séni To lile 

Defense Asks Voluntary Restraint   Urge Press And Radio to Be Silerit About Move ments of Most Army,  Navy and Air Units.

Defense Officials Ask Newspapers ‘To Keep-Troop Movements Secret

THOUSANDS HUNT FORMER SOLDIER   GERMAN POLICE AND U. 8. M P.S COMB BAVARIA FOR MUSKOGEFR MAN,

May Return Commission To The States To Cut Down Passport Forgeries

Regular Casualty Totals Promised  Step Marks Return To Former Policies

Red Tag Placed By Former Wife   Ex-Commerce Department Economist Faces U.S. Charge of Perjury

2 Witnesses For Sander Are Demoted  One Nurse Resigns, Another Reinstated

Hits at Speech of Sec. Matthews   State Dept. Disapproves His Suggestion to “Start A War for Peace.”

—SAYS SPEECH NOT CLEARED— State Department Hits Matthews ‘W ar’ Talk

Matthews’ Talk: ls Frowned On.  State Department. — Disapproves of It

Matthews’ Speech Is Disapproved   State Department Is Irked With Secretary's ‘Preventive War’ Idea; Not Policy Of U.S.

State Dept. Raps Matthews for War for Peace Talk   Does not Represent U. S. Policy; Not Cleared It Says

Not in Favor of Instituting War To Save Peace   Matthew’ s Remarks Don’t Represent Policy, Says Official

State Department Frowns On Navy Secretary's Speech Urging War-for-Peace Policy

Disapproval Of Matthews Speech Voiced  State Department Says Statements ae hat Daliew

State Department Hits Secretary of Navy's War Talk   Matthews Says U.S. Willing to Start Fight In Interest of Peace

River Stages   Suggests New Policy     ett Nt tt  U.S. Should Be Re: ady to War for Peace: Matthews

Navy Secretary's Speech Draws State Dept. Fire   Matthews Says U.S. Should Be Ready To Start War in Interest of Peace

Sally Rand Weds Night Club Owner Between Appearances at Carnival

U. S. Consents to  Debate on Formosa  Austin Tells U.N. Complaints Should All Receive Hearing

UN Assembly Places Formosa Issue on Agenda  U.S. Charged With   U.S. Charged With Aggression for Sendinc Fleet to the Area

United States Agrees To UN General Assembly Debate Of Russian Charge

U.S. Accepts  Formosa Probe   Expected Clash With Russia Fails As Dispute Placed on Agenda

U.N. To Air Sending Fleet  To Formosa   Austin Approves Dehate on Russian Charge of Aggression

‘rom General Dwight G Eisenhower -—Nationa Jamboree At Valle; Forge.

Both Projects To Be Located At Kingsport   First Work Planned On Boone Dam 18 Miles Above City, Fort Henry To Be Built 8 Miles Above Town

Cold Wind of U. S. Troop Withdrawal From Korea Blowing on Capitol Hill

Senator Demands Troop Removal   Gen. Smith Faces House Committee in Closed Session

MAP IN Mt SSPE  Cold Wi Wind Of U. S. Withdrawal From Korea Brewing On Top Of Capitol Hill

Butts Enters Guilty Plea . In Auto Case   ‘B. H. Man Awaits Felonious Driving Charee Sentence

Order Strike In Advance of Phone Walkout   Sixteen Thousand Western Electric Workers Called Out Fram Coast to Coast

M'GRATH BACKS LAWTOBAN BOOKIE WIRES   Attorney General, _Declares Measure Would Be Knock-Out’

Asks Congress Give K.0. Blow  To Operators   Attorney General Says New Prohibition Era Not Aim Of Campaign

GUNMEN KILL KANSAS CITY POLITICIAN   _Charles Binaggio And Lieutenant. . Shai Ta Death

SEE RETURN OF KING LEOPOLD   "To End 5-Year Exile Return to Throne

Prepare For Hurricane On Gulf Coastline   Weather Bureau Warns Storm Is Increasing In Size And Intensity

Gulf Hurricane Growing in Size  Also Increases Intensity But Does Little Moving Taward Canttline

Hurricane Grow: In Intensity   But Makes Little Forward Movement

INCREASES IN SIZE   But Hurricane Has Mack Little Progress Toward Coastline

Hold ‘Dixie’ Caucus To ‘Resist to End’. FEPC Legislation:  _ Action Equivalent to Eilikuctar Thesnk ié.   _ Action Equivalent to Filibuster Thréat ifMeasure Brought Up

SOUTHERN GROUP PLEDGES BITTER FEPC FILIBUSTER   leaders Prepare To Resist To The End Efforts To Put Over Truman’s Fair Em‘ployment Practices Bill,

Wintry Weekend Forecast Here  Rain And Snow Are Forecast; Mercury

Wintry Weekend Forecast Here   Rain And Snow Are Forecast; Mercury Dips To 12 Today

FIVE PERSONS KILLED   Four Others Injured in Two-Car Collision Near Panhandle, Tex.

Hundreds Flee  Brush Fires   Fallen Power Line Sets Blaze In West

RALLY SHAPES UP IN MARKET   Barly Losses, Wiped Out Ticker Tape Takes Long, Frequent Rests

NOTED DOCTOR SAYS SANDER   ~Horvard-Expert— —Deelares- Air ——_— ‘Didn't Cause Death

 WAI Gathering Jsiomentum seen  Red Industry In Huge Strides, Stevens Says

Soviet Industry Gathers Speed   More Diversified And Better Equipped

SCHOOLS TO BE OVERCROWDED   Another Bumper Baby Crop Will Tax Facilities, Dean Says‘ ©

South Koreans Yield Tokehon To Communist:   Rett Counter Drive Stalls Attempt To End Conflict By Christmas Holidays,

TEMPERATURE   Chinese Red Attacks Hurl Back Allies   Halt Korean Advance ‘Cold’

Red Counterattacks _ Stall UN Offensive   Allied Troops Hurled Back by Fierce Thrusts by Chinese and NorthKorean Communists. at Several Points «in ‘Long Battle Front...   SEEK TO TURN RIGHT FLANK

Over-By-Christmas Attack Threatened With Collapse   Heavy Allied Casualties, Report

Red Counterattacks Hurl Back U. N. Troops   Stunning Blow Dealt Allies; MacArthur's Plan To End War Christmas Near Collapse

Convention Of Party Opens In Little Rock   Harmony At Session Seen; Barham To Be Named Chairman

Move To ‘Censure’ Robins and Carnes Due To Be ‘Smothered’ By Democrats

 AFRICA FEARS STAMPEDES SERELAEEARS STAMPEDES _  Quakes, Lava Stir Elephant:

Red China’s Bombs Rock Quemoy Isle   Massing Of Junks “Seen As Awaited Tandine Assault

Quemoy Island Invasion May Be Imminent   Chinese Nationalists Say They Can Stave Off Red Thrust

CHINESE REDS BOMBARD ISLE OFF FORMOSA   Invasion Craft May Be on Way; No U.S.  Intervention Seen

Formosan Outpost Awaits Red Blow  No U.S. Intervention Planned at Quemoy

. t  ar utd \Ayi t aerey Arouses Fears of Da / 1m 39! o Al NG Drouth he

State Hopes Week-End Rain Storms, Will Break ‘Worst Drouth in Years’

Urges Hollywood Artists to Make Tabe Recordings for GL 's at War

Property Damage in Arkansas Estimated  At Half Million Dollars From Wind Storm

House Set For Battle   Three Of President’s Re organization Plans Are Due For Test.

Brannan Issues Vote Challenge On Farm Plan   Urges Agricultural Heads Opposing Him To Poll Their Groups

eee  House Passes Rent Measure  Compromise Bill Is Sent To Senate

Okays Social Security Bill; Aid Expanded   Senate Approves Administration Measure, 81-2   ROLLS BOOSTED   10,000,000 Would be Add“ed for Benefits—Many Points Not Settled.   SATE BULLETIN

Truman Asks Tighter G. I.  Education Law   Widespread Abuses, Costing Millions, Cited by President

GI TRAINING SCHOOLS FACE TIGHT CONTROL   Truman Asks ‘Action _ To Tighten Up On Program

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  eats tS ttn, Batiste CTinwnamds Damta   Religion Helps Combat Crime    Fantastic Record

Party Control in Coming Congress Is Still Unpredictable With Election Month Away

A Polio Fund Of 50 Million To Be Soucht   Foundation's Till Empty, O'Conner Informs Trustees

“And We Mus Have It,” Says Mr. O’Connor   Spent $31 Million in 1949 and Till of Foundation Is Empty

‘Must Have $50 Million’   Polio Foundation Head Says Till Is Empty; . Fears Bad Year in‘ 1950

50 Million Dollars Is Polio Goal   Basil O’Conner Says Foundation Must Have That Much Money; Says Disease to Increase

The Dead Soldier Has Gone All the Way — the Living Fear They Could Have Done More

SOS, Smoke Spur Search For U.S. Ship   Rough Fix On Radio Signal Puts Ship In British Columbia Wilds

Hopes Revived By Faint SOS   Search Pilots Are Braving Arctic Storms In Hunt for Missing Transport

Fiercest Fighting Prevails In Northwest Sector Where UN Forces Barely Escape Disaster In Trap Set by Alien Communist Forces Sneaking in from Manchuria,

, Injuries of Larnyx Also Told in Trial   Description Given of Exterior Wounds

Br others in Clash Over Reno Casinos   Revealed When  FRC Waa Found TT. he TInvalved

RFC May Be Involved In Gamina Loan   Senate Group Re. veals $975,000 Loan Made To Casino

Strikes Peace Outlook Dim   No Breaks Sighted In 3 Major Tie-Ups

Big New York ‘Paper Fails To Publish   Milk Deliveries Halted in 2 Areas: CBS Workers Out

Major Strikes Continue With No Break Seen   Dairy. Newspaper and TV Walkouts Are in Full Swing

LABOR PEACE PROSPECT DIV   Milk Strike Continues; Los Angeles Paralyzed By Bus Walkout.

Labor Disputes Peace Hopes Din   Milk Strike Hits Millions in East

Labor Peace Hope Dim on Three Fronts   ‘Strikes Cut Deeply Into  Milk Supply: New York  Newspapers Suspended:  Steel MHL Closes

Labor Disputes Over Country Continue   Hiahways Patroled In Pennsylvania By State Police

No Break Seen In Paralyzing Labor Disputes   Continuing Strikes Cut Deeper Into U.S. Picture

Confesses KidnapTale Was Hoax   Wife Of Oklahoma City Police Officer Fails To Disclose Motive.

KIDNAP HOAX, WOMAN SAYS   Hunt For Police Officer’s Wife Ends When She Returns, Confesses.

Fears U. S. Disarmed:  Too Rapidly   Eisenhower Bares Present Threat

Eisenhower Says U.S. Has Reduced Armaments Below Safety Level; Sees War Of Aggression Constant Threat

GEN.EISENHOWER WARNS AMERICA   He Declares That United States Has Reduced Its Armaments. Below Safety Level. *

U.S. Defenses Weak, Declares Eisenhower   Nation Has Cut Armaments   Below Safety Level, He  Informs Audience

World Is Aware Nation Has Cut Power, He Says   Country Cannot Slash Defenses Sufely Until Others Do Likewise

Says U.S. Has Disarmed Belov Danger Point  Eisenhower Claims Cutbacks Reveal Sians of Weakness

‘Tke’ Fears U.S. Has Reduced Arms Too Much  Ex-Gen al War   Ex-General Warns That Defense Is Under Safe Point

General Claims US Drops Arms Below Safety      Eisenhower Also Says Foreign Leaders Know This Is So; Calls Signs of Weakness Criminal; Demands Made in Congress for Check

General Warns That in View Of Tension Today Defense of Nation Is Below Safety Level

Eisenhower Says Foreign Leaders Know Situation  Disarmament by All Key to True Peace

‘lke’ Says US Dangerously Low In Armaments —  Head Of University  Declares World  Knows OF Plight

Gen. Eisenhower Says U. 5. Arms At Danger Point   Discounts Chance For “True Peace” At One Conference

Cut Called Too Great   General Eisenhower Says Slash Below Danger Point

Arms Below Safety Level  TY.S: Dieserniswwcce   U.S. Disarmament  Worries Gen. ‘Tke’

Eisenhower Says U. 5. Has Reduced Strength Below Safety Level for Present Conditions

Armaments Below ‘Safety Level,’ Charge  ‘Weakness Is Almost As Criminal as War’

Former Army Chief Says Move Unsafe   U.S. Weakness Called ‘Criminal’ By General in Peace Address

STRENGTH CUT BELOW LEVEL OF SAFETY   Cites World Disarmament As Key To Pace   THREAT OF WAR   Remains As Long As Russia Maintains Fighting Force Beyond Recognized Needs

Foreign Heads Aware of Act      4-Point Program Listed as Formula for World Peace

Ike Warns as to Reduction ot Armament   General Says Showing Nearly as Criminal as Is War Itself

French Assembly Approves Military Aid Pact With U.S.  Program Establishes France ag nr evstone

French Group Okays U.S. Military Pact  Final Pasage Would Make tier Keystone of West Europe Defense

Seek Slayer of Michigan Student From Diary Notes:   Body of Missing Girl  Found in Field-After Snow Melts

Slain Coed’s Diary Studied by Police  Hunt for One Man Mentioned in Book

(-119 Crashes After 3. Crewmen Bail Ou!   Plane Being Flown From Hagerstown To Air Earee Base

Town and Country Radio Quiz Coming to Lime Springs March 7th   Four Town Contestants Vie Against Country

Allies Pian To Dig New Defenses South of City  Planes Attempting To Blast Path Out For Trapped

MARINES FIGHT WAY OUT OF CHINESE TRAP   B-26s Ordered to Blas' Path Through Six Red Regiments

US Bombers Try To Blast Path Through Chinese  Of One Trap Now  Faced With Another

Protective Force To North Still Bar Approaching Chinese Reds From Pyongyang; Ninth Corps Moves Headquarters

Troops Retreat To New Defense Lines   Thousands Of Men Fall Back Before Attacks Of Chinese Communist Hordes

Planes Blasting Retreat Path For Marines  Pigemrmlaracd Traane   Outnumbered Troops Stream Southward Te Set Up New Defenses

Two Marine Units, Cut Off Five Days, Arrive At Hagaru   HEAVY CASUALTIES SUFFERED BY YANKS

New Defensive Line Planned in  Secret’ Sector  U. S. Fliers Start Blasting Poth for  Poe MT ay [pommel e

New Battle LineMapped By UN Army   Bombers Begin To Blast Path In Commie Lines

Attack City 53 Miles  From Goal   Red Accusation May Be Pretext for Hurling in Chinese Troops.

Ist Cavalry Drives to Within 53 Miles of Red Capital; South Koreans 60 Miles Away; British, Aussies Wiping Out Trapped Reds

TROOPS MAKE BIG ADVANCE; LINESMASHED   Mopping Up Operations ‘Will Capture 12,200 pee

Cavalry Pushes Eight Miles On Road to Red Capital City   Spearheads Only 53 Miles From Pyongyang After Communist Pocket All But Wiped Ov

Giant Battleships Aid Artillery In  Shielding Evacuating UN Troops

‘Missouri’ Blasts At Reds Attacking Beachhead Troops  Infantry Breaks Up Wild Night Charges At Hurncanam Lines

‘Big Mo’ Hurls One-Ton Shells Into Red Ranks   Enemy Is Unable to Punch Through AIllied Ring Around Port

Perimeter F ends Off Red Waves   Mighty Mo's Guns Throw Ton Shells 20 Miles at Foe

Blast Reds as They Dig in   Chinese Probe Perimeter of Beachhead Lines, Unable To Break Through

Missouri Adds To Curtain Of Fire; Chinese Press . On Port From Three Sides   10h CORPS COMMANDER PLEASED AY INTENSE EIREPOWER HURLED AT ATTACKERS; THIRD’ INEANTRY REPELS SUNDAY NIGHT ASSAULT

BATTLESHIP MO BLASTS CHINESE NEAR HUNGNAM   BOMBARDMENT BY SHIPS, ARTILLERY HOLDS REDS BACK

‘Mighty Mo’. Enters Fight To Hold Beach   Intense: Firepower  Knocking: Off Big . Groups of Chinese

Steel Ring Holds China Reds At Bay   Fiery Bombardment By Korean Allies  Guards Beachhead

a  UN Defenses Holding Firn At Hungnam  Intense Firepower  Valuable Asset

Big Battleship Arrives to Aid Defenders  Heavy Fire Keeps Chinese From Gece > bbs OI Eh.

Fiery Bombardment B y Navy And Artillery Lays Curtain Of Steel Around Defenders

“Mighty MoJoins in Bombardment  10th Corps Genera   10th Corps Genera’ Says Things Going Just as Planned

Bombardment Halis Affack By Red Army   Heavy Navy and Artillery Fire Blocks New Effort Of Chinese to Push Allies Into Sea

Big Mo Hurls l- Ton Shells; Port's Defense Are Holding   RiflemenCutDownW aves3 25.000 in Attack, 75,000 Moving Up

Fiery Blast Of Ariillery Balks Reds   _ Warships, Guns Holding Attack Aft Beachhead

Beachhead Battie Fury Mounting   Battleship Missouri Is Helping to Knock Out Enemy Masses; Quiet Alona 28th

MORE CHINESE TROOPS MOVE TOWARD FRONT   Bombardment Prevents Massive  Beachhead Attack

Battlewagon, Artillery Hold Reds Af Bay   Chinese Hordes Unable To Punch Through Perimeter Defended By Allies

Navy Joins In Barra ge A gainst Fy oe   Missouri Reaches Hungnam; Almond Says ‘Things Going As Planned’

Foe Pounded By Warships At Hungnam   Artillery Hits Reds, Held At Bay In Hills Near Port Perimeter

Naval Fire Pinned Down Chinese Reds   Allied Beachhead Protected By Heavy Shelling

Fiery Bombarding Holds Reds at Bay   =‘Michty Mo’ Is Welcome Addition

Mighty Missouri Pours Ton Shells As Cruisers And Destroyers Fire

Reds Unable To Overcome UN Infantry  Bian Force   Warships Bombard Attacking Enemy, Knock Out Drives

Land and Sea Artillery Keeps Chinese at Bay In Beachhead Assault

Red Assault Is Stemmed; Big Mo Joins In Barrage   U. S. Commander Pleased With Terrific Firepower Hurled At Chinese Pressing On Tiny Beachhead

Intense Shellings Hold Foe At Bay   Missouri's 20-Mile Range Guns Open Up Against Wild Charging Chinese

REDS FAIL TO BUDGE UN FORCE   U. 3, Battleship Missouri Arrives With 16-Inch Guns . Blazing; 25,000 . Chinese Reds Ave In Beachhead Force With Another. 75,000Moving Up

Red Attackers — Are Held at Bay By UN Fre *   Chinese Said Unable To-Punch Through ’ Petimeter Defense

Communist Troops Unable To Dent  Beachhead Rim   Battleship Missouri Arrives; Lull Continues on Eighth Army Front Along Western Sector

Mighty Mos 16-Inch Guns Join Shelling  Hordes Of Chinese Held Back Around mee PT DB ale be ii

MISSOURI JOINS SHIELDING UNITS OFF BEACHHEAD   North Koreans Threaten Right Flank Of Allies’ Small Defense Perimeter

"Mighty -Mo’s’ Guns Join In Hungnam Fight  Chinese Fail To Break Defense Arc Of Allied Troops -

Red Chinese Hit Held at Bay by Troops of UN   Warships, Artillery Bombard Beachhead

Red Assault OnBeachhead Held at Bay   Army Commander Says ‘Things Are Going Just Way We Planned Them’

NIGHT-LONG RED ATTACKS REPULSED   » Fiery Bombardment by Artillery and Warships Blasts Out Dug-in Reds Ringing Beachhead.   FIREPOWER PLEASES AMERICAN GENERAL   ” Says Things Going as Planned; Battleship Missouri's Big Guns Boom to Support 10th Corps.

Artillery And Warships Stop Enemy Assault  Intense Firepower Protects Hungnam

Naval Shelling, Field Artillery Hold Reds At Bay   U.S. Battleship Missouri Off Shore; Intense Firepower Pleases Gen. Almonc

Beachhead Hold: Despite Fresh Enemy Attacks   Navy Lays Down Barrage Around Tenth Corps

Land, Naval Fire Hold Red Horde Back at Hungnam   Pressure Eases On Beachhead Under Biq Guns

"No Penetration Yet of U. S. Defense Are   Estimated 75.000 Reds Moving Toward Port Of Allied Retreat

Big Guns Stall Chinese Attack   U. N. Forces Use Field Artillery and Naval Bombardment  AT WHUNGNAM PORT   — Flank of Evacuating roops Only Danger Point Now

U. S. Battleship Missour1 Arrives   Its 16-Inch Guns And One-Ton Shells Give Welcome Addition To Curtain Of Fire Shielding Hard-Pressed 10 th Corps Units

Batileship. Missouri’: Fire Power Helps ic Repel New Assault   Gen. Almond Says Reds Are Suffering   Chinese. Are Unable to Crack Defense Line Near: Hungnam Port

Navy Guns Keeping Red: At Distance  Fail to Break Beachhead Line;  a fe 2 Pa a n_ 22 ae

Big Vessel Aids Allies In Korea   « Masses of Chinese Reds Are Unable to Crack U.N. Defenses

Beachhead Defense Arc Holds Against Strong Red Attack   "Big Mo” Shells Added to Curtain Of Protective Fire

Big Mo Joins Barrage, UN Holds Lines  Artillery Throws Enemy Off Balance

EnemyHeld Away From  Beach Area   Almond Says Barrages Great Assistance for 10th Corps—Chinese Are in Hamhung   U.S, Third Fights      Infantry Division Hits at Charges Made in Darkrrese

Beachhead Fire Aided By Big Ma   Missouri Joins Naval Artillery Barrage Holding Reds.

Battleship Missouri Arrives To Help Shield Tenth Corps — Artillery Blasts Pressing Foe —Allied Defenses Still Intact

Chinese Communists Unable To Punch Through Defense Around Hungnam Beachhead Due to Firepower.  CPS PEDET. NICHT   GI’S REPEL NIGHT ATTACK BY ENEMY

‘Battleship Missouri Pounding Red Positions at Hungnam Beachhead: Firepower Strona

Protecting Beachhead Evacuations   Chinese Red Troops’ Attacks Smashed by Hellish Rain ’ of Naval Fite.

Naval Guns Shield Port of Hungnam   The ‘Mighty Mo’ Joins Fleet and Artillery In Curtain of Fire Holding at Bay Chinese Red Attacks on Beachhead: Defense Arc Holds

Lob Shells Into Masses Ready To Hit Hungnam   Missouri Joins Fray As Artillery Helps to Hold Tiny Beachhead

‘Missouri’ Joins Units Supporting U.S. 10th Corps  Gen. Almond Pleased  By Fire Directed At

Big Battleship Arrives to Aid Defenders   Heavy Fire Keeps Chinese From Breaking Through

BIG MO PUTS HUGE GUNS T0 WORK   Other Warships Aid Heavy U.N. Bombardment   U. S. COMMANDER   Says Things Going According To Plan: Defense Arc Still Intact

Barrage Delays Reds AtHunenam   Battleship Missouri Joins Field Guns In Holding Attacking  Communists At Bav

[Arrival Of U. S. Battleship \Missouri Increases Range And lEffectiveness of Naval Fire

U. N. Forces: Use Field ‘Artillery and Naval Bombardment   Right Flank of Evacuating Troops Only Danger  Point Now

Big Mos Guns Pounc tnemy   Defense Positions Hold Firm Around Tiny U.N. Beachhead

Arms May Start Howing To Asia   Administration Step Up Efforts To Stop  Communism Spread

Plan Arms Aid To Asialics   3 Notions May Benefit Under Administration Set-Up

U.S. May Supply Arms to Far East   Money Would Aid Halt of Communism By Asiatic Nations

SEE ARMS AID FOR FAR EAST   Four Asiatic Nations In  Line For Help In War   Against Communism

Three Asiatic Nations May Get U.S. Arms   Indonesia, Thailand And Indo-China Are On Washington List

Nations In Asia Get U. $. Arms  Help Stepped Up To Curb Communism

Records Demanded On All Named by McCarthy; Forecast Officials Will Balk

Subpoenas Issued For Vital Data   Test On Truman’s Right To Refuse Information _ Expected = =":

PRESIDENT NOT TO SURRENDER LOYALTY FILES   Tydings Immediately Issues Subpoenas For Con fidential Records   SUBORDINATES NOT LIKELY TO COMPLY

Truman Rules Senate Can’t Have FBI Files   Committee Counters With Subpenas For Loyalty Data

Subordinate Officials Probably Won't Obey and Court Test Will Follow; Recess Taken Until 4th of April.

President Orders Board to Scan Records of Those Under Fire In McCarthy ‘Spy Hun’’

Unit Of Senate Issues Subpoena: Nevertheless  Action Expected To Lead To Test Case For Court Ruling

Truman Turns Down Request For Records   Possible Court Test Looms; Quick Review Of Cases Is Ordered

Senate Committee Issues Subpoenas For Files On All Persons Suspected   Action Paves Way For Possible Court Test On Right Of President To Refuse To Give Information

Papers Signed When Truman Denies Request  Information On All Cited By McCarthy  Ren mterelacl ten Mvelare

President Says ‘No’ to Request for Loyalty Files  Senator Tvdings   Senator Tydings Signs Subpoenas In Effort To Get Complete Papers

Subordinate Officials Probably Will Decline To Obey Subpoenas; Way Paved For Test Case On  Executive Powers: McCarthy Faces Suit

TYDINGS ACTS TO SUBPOENA GOVT. RECORDS   Officials Expected To Defy Writs; See Test Of Secrecy Powers

Subpoenas To Be Used By Senate   Tydings Claims Orders Signed For Ali Files

MacArthur Says Chinese Planned Korean Assault   Million Men Massed In North Korea And Along Border.

OEA Tackles Series of 18 Resolutions  eae nden Mar emont ele ered

Magnolia Home Razed; Heroism Averts Deaths    Father in Hospital with Serious Burns Aiter Thrilling Rescue

ANTI-RED ASIAN PACT STUDIED BY DIPLOMATS   Bangkok Conference Tackles Question Of Jap Peace Treaty

Jury Finds No Criminal Conspiracy  To 3 Months Trial Of Dream Car Flop

NO CRIMINALS, THEY —— Eee  Tucker, Aids Declared  Innocent of Conspiracy

Criminal Aim Lack Brought Innocent Rule  $28 MAlion Dream Cai “7... §), -e

TUCKER HEADS ACQUITTED OF FRAUD CHARGES   8 Officials of Bankrupt Auto Company Found Innocent of Conspiracy

Tucker Found Not Guilty in Auto Fiasco   ‘Dream Car’ Promoter And Seven Associates Acquitted; Relatives, Friends Hail Verdict

Eight Found Innocent In Tucker  Car Case   VerdictBringsEn To Three -Month

ycker Acquitted Dream Car aud Charges   woeven Associates Iso Found Innocent ae df Criminal Action

Tucker and 7 Associates Held Innocent  Court Uproar Follows Reading of Verdict in  I

Criminal Aim Lack Brought Innocent Rule  $28 MAlion Dream Car  Blemn Verdie: Cheerec

Eight Acquitted     Tucker, Assbetaies Freed th Big ‘Dream Car’ Floy

Tucker Is Found Innocent By Jury Court Spectators  nvAatiincaman

Preston Tucker Is Acquitted- Of Federal Charge:   Postwar ‘Dream Car’ Was Never Produced

‘French Police Open Sweeping Drive  Against Foreign Leftists In Attempt To Root Out Spies And Saboteurs

WORLD PEACE YEAR AlN OF PRESIDENT   Truman Still Is Optimistic About Future After j Hard Battle.

TRUMAN STILL SEEKS PEACE   President’s Health Good After Five Years In Office.

Top Executive Still Optimistic About Future  Constant Pressure of  Multiple Crises Is ee a J: a & Pe

Truman Near  5-Year Rule As President   Lasting Peace Remains Aim As Healthy Executive Looks To Future

ELUSIVE CAT IS RECAPTURED   Leopard ond in Daze After Hating Drogged Mest Placed in Lincoln Park Zoo—Animal Now Contined in Ca.

Doped Leopard Captured In Tunnel Short Distance ‘rom Where It Escaped

10-Day Holiday Furlough Given 28th Division    Pactial Pay Arranged At  - Boys Start Home December 23

SIX IN FAMILY DIE IN FIRE  Boy To Have Christmas Before Hearing of Tragedy

 TRAGIC NEWS WITHHELD --Plucky Burned Boy to Have Wonderful Christmas First

 Mother, Brother, Sisters Dies  Christmas Party Set for Boy Recovering From Burns in Fire

But First He'll Have A Wonderful Christmas  11-Year-Old Must Face Traaedy

Congress Hopes lo Finish Soon  "Bush Three Big Bills SvTowerd Recoss Sat.

—PREDICT TRUMAN. WILL SIGN— Cone ‘ess § peeds Bill  To Hobble Communists

Anti-Red Bilt Near Passage   Congress Workin on Tax, Defense Bills before Adiourning

Anti-Communist Legislation Is Speeded Up   Sen. Mundt Confident Tru man Will Sign New Law Tax, Defense Bills Despite Statement

Plans May Hinge on White House Recess by Saturday Is Lawmakers’ Goa

Congress Head: Toward Recess By Saturday  Three Major Pieces Of Legislation Are Still Pending

Law To Hobble Communists In U. S A. Speeded   White House To Get Bill By Thursday

Speed Action On Anti-Red Bill   Predict Truman Will Sign Bill to Hobble Reds and: Subversives

Red Curb Bill May Be Ready By Thursday   Early Agreement Will Permit Short Rest for Congress

Arms Aid May increase Later  Achecann Mentions   Acheson Mentions $20 Billion Figure

Seek To Speed Selection Of Gen. Eisenhowe'  Commander In Chief Of Europe’s Armies Is To Be Appointed

Takes Plea For Action To Truman   Senators Present Reasons For Asking Use OF Labor Law

AID. DRAFT BILLS NEAR OK Political Tiffs Melting:  Congress Buckles Down

Jury Indicts Barboursville  Hospital Head   Mrs. Comstock Is Charged In Patient’s Death; Board Criticized

Barboursville State Hospital Head Indicted For Manslaughter; Board Of Control Blamed

ER aA A RR Tne «ARR Ute N ti Ses AR Ae RR ie morn ate  Santa Fe Officials Seek _ \Cause of Two Wrecks By Streemliner El Capiten

Nine Die In Freak Passenger Train Wreck   Think “Something Broke Loose’ From One Train In Fatal Wreck

Slain Torresola’s  Widow Vanishes  New York Grand Jury May {nvestiaate Plot

GREEK AIR. ‘TRANSPORT. SQUADRON IN HEW DELHI EN ROUTE KOREAN ‘ZONE

Communist Police Ordered To Get Ready For Fight To Assume Control Of Berlin

Reds Block Rails; Berlin Coup Posed   One-Day Stoppage Ends— E. German Police Ordered To Take Whole Citv in May

Soviets Leading Fight To Boost Red Youth Rally   Rail Traffic Halted By Brief Blockade

Communist Police Told To Take Over Berlin In Spring   Blockade Is Extended To Rail Traffic

32 American Prisoners Massacred by North Koreans Shortly Before U.S. Patrol Arrives To Take Hill

WORST ATROCITY OF WAR -REVEALED   29 Cl< Tied Mowed Down by Red Killers

North Koreans Tie and Shoot 32 Prisoners   Mass Murder Occurs Just Before Yanks Recapture Ridge

32 American Prisoners Found  Shot To Death By Red Koreans   Three Kored Prisoners Say Red Regiments Have Russian Officers

32 Captive GI's Hands Shackle¢ Killed By Rei   I Five Other Alm e e ica Tell Atrocity Tale Af Escaping Similar’ F:

Five Escapes. Injured Men Also Gunned   Three Reds Captured, One Identified; Wilt Be Tried As Criminal

Five Others Live To Tell Of Massacre   Tell How Wounded  Were Slain As They Lay Moaning  Hands Were Tied

U.S. Prisoners WithHands Tied Shot By Commies  32 Americans Slcin   32 Americans Slcin In Retaliation For Blasting By B-29s

32 American Prisoners With Hands ‘Tied Shot Dead By North Koreans      Five Of 37 Live To Tell The Story; Massacred Wounded As They Moaned

0G.1.’S LIVI TO TELL OF MASSACRE   Hill 303 West Of Waegwan Scene Of Execution   BODIES ARE FOUND   On Ridge Recaptured By 5th Cavalry Only Two Hours After Atrocities .

eer ettnereaeeestereaentaumemaamnaemameatateassenammememnaiaeeen emma separa nantes  37 U.. S. Prisoners W ith Hands  Tied, Mowed Down By Red Captors; 5 Live to Tell Story

32 Americans Butchered by North Koreans   Red Guns Cut Down Gis, Their Hands Tied Behind Backs; 5 Lived

32 Yanks Bound Up And Killed   Discovery Made When Cavalrymen Take Hill In Waegwan District

Five Intended Vicims Escape To Tell Story   American Wounded Shot As They Lay Moanina On Ground

32 American Soldiers,Hands Bound, Are Executed By North Koreans at Waegwan

BODIES FOUND ON HILL TAKEN BY U.S. PATRO   Two of Five Survivors Tell o “Execution” by Bursts of Gunfire.

Five Flee From Barbaric Reds: Wounded Slain   Hilal Boyle Tells Of Atroci. ties In Retaliation For American Bomb Raids; Survivors Tell Story

North Koreans Massacre 32 American Prisoners: Five Escape, Tell Brutal Story

Prisoners Are ‘Murdered As Unit Retreats   Americans Are Taken By Ruse And Then Are Slaughtered

Five Gls Escape Deoth 32 Americans Captured by Reds Bound, Mowed Down by Gunfire

Reds Kall 32 After Taken As Prisoners  Americans With   Americans With Hands Tied Are Shot on a Hill

Thirty-Two American Prisoners With Tied Hands Are Shot To Death by Korean Soldiers  Other U. S. Forces Recapture Spot Just Two Hours After Massacre

32 Bound Gls Murdered By Korean Reds   More U. S. Soliders Brutally Slain By Captors

Reds Shoot 32 Tied-Up Yanks to Death  At Least One of Commie Murderers Captured by American Patrol

a  ca Behind Becks ‘And ‘Shot To Death   - Five Anierican Survivors Live To Tell Story Of Grim Battlefield Massacre.

Red Koreans Shoot 32 U.S. Prisoners To Death   Survivors Tell Of Atrocities Performed By Communists As Americans Drew Near

‘Reds Murder American Prisoners ‘In Retaliation for Bombing Raid

Thirty-Two American Prisoners With Hands Tied Behind Backs Are Shot Dead

32 Americans Murdered by Red Capfors   Five of Group Survive Massacre; Tell How Koreans Carried Out Mase Execution of Men

All Found Near Waegwan Hands Tied Behind Backs   5 Live To Tell Story

Americans Killed With Hands Tied Behind Backs   FIVE SURVIVORS OF MASSACRE DESCRIBE ATROCITY IN AREA OF B-29 BOMBING

Reds Tie. Kill 32 Gi Prisoners   British Ship Duels With Chinese Red:

32 Men Are Found Shot, Hands Tied   Five Americans Escape, Tell Stery; Also Massacre Wounded on Ground   Seen as Retaliation   Exccutions Reported io Be Followup to B-29 Bombing

52 GI Prisoners With Hands Tied. Behind Backs Shot Dead  Five Escape To Tell OF Communist Activity And That Waoaunded Mase

Barbaric Atrocity Described by Survivor  32 Yanks Massacred by Gooks

K orean Reds Massacre 32 U.S. Prisoners   Also Kill Wounded As They Lie Moaning on The Ground, Report

Prisoners Shot With Arms Bound   Slain Two Hours Before U. S, 'Froops Recapture Ridge

Five Yanks Live to Tell Story How Reds Shot 32 Prisoners With Hands Tied Behind Backs

32 Prisoners Slain By Retreating Reds  Yanks Bound, Shot;  Five Escape Death

U.N. TALKS ON ATOM CONTRO   Acton by Russians ~ Causes Collapse Of Conference

BERSERK MAN KILLS FIVE OF IN-LAWS   Slayer Captured ‘In New Jersey ‘ iv State Troovers

Estranged Wife s Relatives Slain In Mad Ramnaae   New Jersey Man's Spouse Escapes With Minor Injury

Tells Police To Shoot Him  Crazed Gunman Kills 5 of Wite’s Familv

Begs Troopers To Shool-Go Ahead, Shoof   Wounds Four Other Relatives When Not Allowed to See Wife

PAINESVILLE YOUTH ADMITS FIRE MURDER   Confessed Slayer Says He Plan. ned Death of Friend Twi Months Ago — Dead Youtt Found Burned to Death in His Car Friday Morning,

Goes Berserk When He Can't See His Wife   Southern New Jersey Hamlets Terrorized By Crazed Gunman

CHINA AND U. N. WATCHED FOR CLUES To Possibility of NewGeneral War

Chinese Red Troops Are Not Pulling Out   First Corps Spokesman Warns There Are Large Numbers of China Forces In Bridgehead Area: Refugees Pour into UN-Held Sectors

TrumanToVeto Subversives Act   Solon Thinks Congress Will Override Writ

McCarthy Adds Name OF U. 5. Consul To List Of Pro-Reds   Two Other Officials Also Named

U.S. Consul To Caleutta ‘Bad Risk’   Another UN Aide Added To List

Sen. McCarthy Gives Probers More Names  Continues Attack On List Of Alleged ‘Pro-Communists’

M'Carthy Cites U.S. Consul At Calcutta   U.N. Representative, Ex-U. S. Official Also On Poor Risk List

Hickenlooper Challenges Tydings Statement That Report by Hoover Clears Envov of Conumunist Taint

Probers Giving ‘Zealous’ Heéd To Red Charge   Far Eastern Expert Repeatedly Denies th * Claims by McCarthy

FBI STARTING — OWN CHECKUP ON LATTIMORE   Inquiry Into State Department ManStems From Charges by Sen. McCarthy.

M'Carthy's Charges Of Communist Spy Get “Zealous Action   Emphasize That New Investigation Does Not Mean Substantiating Evidence Has Been Found.

Hickenlooper Disagrees on  Clearing   Probe Does Not  Mean Any New Retidonra Nannd

Hickenlooper Refutes Tydings’ Stalement That Laltimore Is ‘Clear’

FBI Opens Field Check On Lattimore   Quiz Prompted By Charges Leveled By Sen, McCarthy

MORRISVILLE BANS USE OF AIR RIFLES IN THE BOROUGH   Ordinance Enacted Upon Second Reading By Borough Council   POLICE GET PENSIONS   Ordinance Amending The Zoning Law is Placed Upon First Reading

MORRISVILLE WILL BAN FIRING OF AIR RIFLES   Ordinance Has Been Passed By Members of Council   PENSIONS FOR POLICE

BRUTALITY IS UNCOVERED AT LAS VEGAS MENTAL HOSPITAL; GRAND RY INQUIRY SOUGHT

Independent or Rubber Stamp Congress Main Issue of Campaian. Taft Says

South Koreans Struggle To Hold Line Farther South While Awaiting US Might

American Jets And Bombers  Slash At Communist Forces  As British Navy Is Pledged

Great Britain Offers Naval Force to U. S.   Reds Sweep Closer to Suwon; 6 Heavy Russ Tanks Stopped

Red Korea Move: Into Seoul; U. S. Airmen Strike      Bombers, Jets Slash At Invaders; Hopes For Peace Echoed

SEOUL FALLS 10 COMMUNISTS AS SQUTH KOREANS WAIT FOR AMERICAN MILITARY MIGHT

4.U. S. Planes Are Shot Up; Reds Lose Six   U. S. Ground Unit Sets Up Field Headquarters As South Forces Retreat

Britain Offers: Naval Forces. To Support U.S.   American Fighters And Bombers In Action; More Help En Route

Czech Court Sentences 2 To  Death As Spies   Four Others Face Prison Terms For Being ‘U.S. Agents’

Czechs Sentence Two To Death On Spy Counts   Six Others Receive Long Prison Terms

2 Czechs fo Hang As Traitors and "Spies’ for U.S.   One Sentenced to Life And Three Get Terms Of 18 to 25 Years

Four Others Are Sentenced To Prison Terms  Six Are Accused of Treason, Spying For U.S Embacev

Two Czechs to Die for Spying   State Sentences Six to Terms in Prison

2 Czechs Get Death Penalty For Spying   Another of 6 Co-Defend ants Given Life Term:  All Plead Guilty

Sentence Two Czechs to Die for Espionage   Four Others Are Given LongTerms; Claim U.S. Fashioned Spv Ring

Two Czechs Are Doomed to Die As U.S. Spies   Communist Court Gives Another Life, Three Long Sentences

SIX Czechs Sentenced As Spies For U.S.   Two Ordered Hanged as Red Réign of Terror Continues

2 Czechioslovaks. Sentenced to Die As Snies for U. $   Four Others Receive  Lona Prison Terme

CZECHS 10 HANG 2 AS U. S. SPIES   Czech State Court Finds Nationals Guilty of Treason, Espionage for Alleged U.S. Plot.   FOUR OTHERS GET PRISON TERMS.   Reds Give Usual Story of Confession and Repentance; Claim Embassy Directed Espionage Ring.

—PRAGUE—  Four Others: Sentenced To Prison Terms   Prague Says Six Pleaded Guilty

Czechs Order Death of Twe as U.S. Spies  Four Others Given Sentences Ranging

Two Czechs to Die as Spies   Court Condemns Men Accused of Furnishing Information to U.5.; One Gets Life, Three Lesser Terms

TWO CZECHS ARE TO BE HANGED AS AMERICAN SPIES   TERMED MEMBERS OF SPY RING LED BY U. S. EMBASSY

Two Czechs Given Death Sentence  Reds Convict Six of Spying for America— Defendants Passive

PAIR ACCUSED OF SPYING FOR U.S.   Four Others Given Prison Sentences Up To Life   A EX-OFFICIALS   Of U. S. Embassy Charged With Directing Espionage Activities

PRISONERS WERE FOUND GUILTY OF “SPYING” FOR U.S   Four Other Defendants, Ineluding Woman, Given Prison Tarmé

Czech Court Sentences 2 To be Hangec   Another’ Charged With Spying For U. S. Sentenced  To Life in Prison

Two Czechs Get Death for Spyinc   Prague Sentences Former Officials  Of U.S. Embassy

DEATH GIVEN 10 TWOCZECHS   Pair To Be Hanged; Charged With Spying For United States.

Two Czechs Get Death Sentence  ’ Treason, Spying For U, §. Charged

Two Czechs Get Death Sentence  Convicted Of Spying For U. S.; 6 Get Life

HOT WATER?   Truman Challenges South For Showdown on F.E.P.C.  President Points to Policy in’Services A ET. &f.24.2. oReCw wi DJ BP... awe dz   President Points to Policy in‘Services; Asks Vote to Offset Red Propaganda

Truman Hurk South Dare On FEPC Bill   Asks Showdown Vote To Help Silence Russian Criticis

SIXTH POLIO VICTIM   Bahy Daughter of Mr. and Mra. Roger White Has Light Altack

COLUMBUS-MAN GRILLED BY RE-MARSHAL—   Arsonist Grilled About Disastrous Hartford Fire

State Troopers Ordered to End  Criminal Acts”   Armed Pickets Block Trucker: Milk Supply In Washington Is Cut

Union Claims There Has Been No Violence But 3 Cases Have Been RePorted To State Police

REPORT RANCO WON'T BUILD. LOCAL-PLANT   Executive Declares Marysville Won't Get New Factory:

Pennsylvania Governor Steps Into Milk Strike I'To Check All Violence

Violence In Milk © Strike   Pennsylvania State Police Called Out In Effort to Halt Dumping of Trucks

AUCTION ORDERED IN MILK STRIKE   PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR DIRECTS POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON VIOLENCE.

Dairy Strike Pickets Raid Delivery Trucks   Reinforced State Police Roam Counties As Violence Marks Five-Day-Old Famine

Reinforce Police To Protect Milk Truck Movements   Seven-County Dairy Area Strike No Nearer To Settlement

Milk Strike Disorders Get Troop Action   Gov. Duff Puts Troops To Patroling All State Highways

i CALLED IN MILK STRIKE   Roads Patrelled In Seven Pennsylvania Counties To Prevent Violence.

Patrols Protect Pa. Milk Trucks  Duff Acta To Stop Bumping By Pickets

GOVERNOR ACTS IN MILK CASE   Pennsylvenia’s Duff Orders Patrols To Check Violence In Strike Area

Pennsylvania  Police Patrol Strike Area   Orders Reinforcements After Armed Pickets Dump Milk Trucks

Milklegging Is Showing Up   Penn Patrols on Road to Block Dumping of Truck Loads of Milk by Steikers

Pennsylvania Police Told to Nab Gangs   Peace Parleys Fail as Dairy Workers Stay Idle for 3rd Day

Orders Milk Strike Violence Stopped  Penn Governor Acts In Pittsburgh Dispute

Police To Crack ‘Down On Violence  In Milk Walkout   'Union Denies Disorders At  Duff Alerts Authonties;.  Milk Dumping Reported

Duff Orders Move After Pickets Dump Truckloads   Pennsylvania Strike Continues Unsettled; Surplus Dumped

Governor Steps into Pittsburgh Milk Strike   Tells State Police To Crack Down  On ‘Criminal Acts Of Violence’

GOP's Platform Cut to 99 Words   Tax Cut, Balancing Budqet Tops List

GOP States. Its Platform   Reduces Statement To Postcard Size Digest For Party

Deferment To Be Based On Job Skill   Businessmen Told To Prepare For Manpower Drains

Draft to Take Men 19 to 25   Business Hears of Drain To Come on Manpower

Hoover of FBI Says Gambling Fosters Crime  Tells of ‘Pay Off’ Of Publie Officials

Slot Machine Ban is F.B.1. Objective   Agency Claims Devices Tools Of Underworld

HOOVER FLAYS SLOT MACHINES   WANTS FEDERAL BAN: SAYS GAMBLING IS BASIS FOR CRIME

Backs Curb on Slot Machines   FBI's Hoover Favors Rep. Preston's Pian

Car Sef For Death  Sideswipes A Tree  Rubber Hose Hooked U; To Spray Poison Gas Inside Auto

“The Greatest Stary Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by FULTON OURSLER

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Jesus Holds Crowds With Great Stories

The Greatest Story Jesus Summoned  To Sup With The Wealthy Simon

weiker Defeats sanporn; Senator and Burtenshaw Named for Senate Ballot

The Weather   Taylor Trails Clark in Idaho   Former Senator Has 1000-Vote Edge in Tight Race: Dworshak, Welker and Burtenshaw Leadindg

Truman Plans To Campaign In Vital Spots   President Again Hints ‘Non-Political’ Swing Across U.S. In Fall

11 Killed in Crash of 2 RAF Planes   Bombers Wrecked On Training Hops

Tragedy in Rapid Strokes; 1] Dead   Two British Bombers Crash Within an Hour, One at Field, Other on Mountain

2 Planes Crash.  Kill 11 Fliers      British Bombers Smash  Up: One Escape.

R.A.F. Bombers Crash, Nine Die   Two Wrecks Occur Within An Hour

1] KILLED IN 2 AIR MISHAPS   Royal Air Force Planes Crash Within Hour Of Each Other

BRITISH CRASHES KILL 11 AIRMEN   Two RAF Bombers Fall Within an Hour

Home for Xmas-- --Dream  Shatterec Jellico Sgt. In Korea Will Settle For Box of Candy, Mail For Xmas

Senator Malone Opposes Recognition Of Red China After Softening Of American People He Says

aa Survey Disproves Charges, Says Tydings  State Agency's Loyalty Files Not Rifled

Tydings Declares  Loyalty Files  Were Not Rifled Denies Charges  . That Records  ‘ Not Intact

TYDINGS SAYS FBI FINDS NO FILE IS RIFLED   Loyalty Records Callec Intact By Justice Dep't Official

Pair Chased Through City Last Month Await Grand Jury Action   MAGISTRATE SETS $4,000 BOND EACH

Youths Held In Wild Highway Chase Here  Pair Being Held For Ac tion Of Grand Jury In

BOOST IN TAXES HITS PAYCHECKS   Federal Income Withholding Levy Increase Goes Into Effect For Over 25,000,000 Persons.

New Withholding Rates In Effect   Income Taxes Are Nearly One-Fifth Greater

Uncle Sam Starts Taking Deeper Bite Out of Paycheck of Nation's Workers

HIGHER TAX RATE GOES INTO EFFECT   Government Takes Deeper Bite Out Of Pay Envelopes From Now On—Withholding Levy Up 20 Per Cent

Bigger ‘Bite’ Of Wages Due  Higher Withholding For Taxes In Effect

Construction Cut Brings Loud Protest   Regulation *X‘ Under Fire of Home. Builders

IVILLAGE OF ODIN ALLOTTED $31,150.00 FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SLUM CLEARANCE

Tito To Menc Relations  With Greece  Hopes for Better _ Relations With Italv and Austria

Tito Plans For Peace With Greece   Aetion Reflects Better Relations With Western Powers.

Slavs, Greeks  Patch Quarrel   Tite RevealsPlan to Resume Full Diplomatic Relations

Tito To Resume Diplomatic Relations With Greek Regime   Former President Recommends Forming New Organization, Excluding All Communists

Tito Says Yugoslavia Is Seeking Diplomatic Relations With Greeks

Over Million Deported To Labor Camps   Soviet Union Tries To Draw Iron Curtain Entirely Shut

Soviets Sweep Baltic Area In Mass Purge  Reports Filter Out  , Of Satellites On  a ee a ae

Sabotage Seen Likely Following Second Plane Crash   Air France Spokesman Says the Theory Can Not Be Excluded

Sabotage Suspected  In Airliner Crashes  85 Persons Killed In Sister- Ships Within Three  ’ Dawe

Sabotage Seen In 2nd Freneh Airline Crash   Craft From Indo-China Wrecked in Persian Gulf: Toll of Two 85

Suspect Sabotage hn Air Skymaster Crashes in Persia   Total of 101 Persons Killed In Three Days of Mishaps

Sabotage Hinted In Second Crash Of French Plane   Gulf Mishap Hikes Toll T: 85; Indochinese Rebels May Be Responsible

Eighty-Five Die In Two Air Crashes   French Believe Sabotage May Be Causing Wrecks

101 Killed, 17 Saved in Three Crashes   Sabotage Strongly Suggested in French Disasters

Crach Kille  39; Sabotage Is Suspected   Second Skymaster Disaster In Less Than Three Doys

SABOTAGE THEORY HELD IN GAH Ut RENGH PLANES      Suspicion Cast on Indo-China Rebels Now at War With Paris-Sponsored Vietnam State.   PLUNGE INTO PERSIAN GULF COST 85 LIVES   Airliners Went Down Unde Almost Identical Circum. stances — Fighteen  Aboard Were Saved.

Also Directed Lewis To Abandot Four Of His Major Contracl Demands Which Governmeni Charges Are ‘Illegal’   FIRST STEP TAKEN TO REOPEN MINES

Chief Directed To Drop ‘Illegal’ Pact Demands   U. S. Marshal Serves Leader Court Papers At Headquarters

Gov't Wins T-H No Strike Writ In Coal Dispute   Four Lewis Demands Hele Illegal in 2nd Ruling; Miners Angered

CHRYSLER BID IRKS REUTHER   UMW President Says I Looks Poor Compared To Ford Pensions

Frosh Mentor Draws 3-Year Pact. $10.000   Ex-Prep Coach Named to Succeed Anderson; ls lowa Graduate 

Gov: Dewey Breaks Up  His ‘Team’   Many Believe He Will Retire From Polities

GOVERNOR DEWEY’S ~ “TEAM” BROKEN UP   Speculation Revived That New York Executive Will Retire From Politics,

Senate Slates Early Vote On Housing   Middle-Income Plan Stirs Opposition From GOP Solons

Senate To Start Voting On Housing Measure Wednesday Bricker Amendment Seeks To Knock Out  Construction By Coonerative Craune

Senate Plans Housing Vote  On Wednesday   Cooperative Building Made Target of Sen. Bricker  As Snecial Privileaa

SENATE DEBATES HOUSING MEASURE   AGREEMENT REACHED TO BE GIN VOTING WEDNESDAY ON LEGISLATION,

CHEAPER HOMES BILL DUE VOTE   Moderate Income Groups Would Be Aided By  Senate Measure

Inflationary Angle Reduced, Say Sponsors   Housing Pianned By Co-operative Groups Most Controversial

BRICKER SEES INFLATIONARY THREAT IN ACT   Would Prevent Aid To Cooperatives; Dem Denies Danger

Monroe Home Is Scene of Murder And Suicide   Arthur Schmidt. Long Mentally Deficient. Is Slain by His Brother

Red Resistance In North Korea Grows Stronger  ’ Still Probing Reports Red Chinese Troops Are Aiding Defense  =... FRIJIAI? BD 1 CVIAIE

Marines Land Near Wonsan To Help Drive   South Koreans Now At Yalu River Line Near Manchuria

DOUBT REPORT CHINESE REDS ARE FIGHTING   _ Amphibious Landing _ Made At Worson By Yank And ROK Treops

euenvint VE & 88m  Truman Praises Flood Control for Making United  States Prosperous

Truman Upholds Flood Control  Says Such Measures Resld Rattar il ¢

Truman Says Vast Flood Control Is Helping Build Stronger And More Prosperous Country

President Declares Flood Control Builds A Stronger U. S.   Speaks at Fort Peck Dam; Credits Government for Aid to Small Business

FLOOD CONTROL WORK LAUDED   Truman Praises Progran In Speech Today At - Fort Peck-Dam

TRUMAN BOOSTS POWER PROJECT   President. Asserts .. Federal Flood Control And Power Program Helps Build More Prosnernis Netinn.

Sees Flood and Power Program as Investment in U.S.   Truman Says Projects Like Fort Peck Dam Make Stroncer Nation.

U.S. Girds For Peace-ruman  Cave Dawer Fland   Says Power, Flood Jobs Build Prosperity

Flood Contro Role Cited By Truman   Developments Help to Make U.S. Strong, Says President at Fort Peck’

Truman Says River Projects Help To Build Stronger, Richer Nation   Declares Flood Control and Power Program Is ‘Investment in Future of Our Country’; Speaks at Fort Peck As Tour Nears a Climax

Truman Cites Flood And Power Programs  President Tells Of   President Tells Of Good Done By Projects

PRESIDENT AT FORT PECK DAM; MAKES SPEECH   Says Public Projects Strength en Nation and Add to its Prosperity.

Truman Says Vast Flood Control, Power Program  Are Adding To Strength   Declares “The World’s Best Hope For Peace” Depends On A “Stronger And More Prosperous United States”

TRUMAN LAUDS FLOOD CONTROL INVESTMENTS   Declares Projects Build. ing Stronger, More Prosperous U, S.

Flood Control Program Laudec   Truman Says Water Power Plan Helping To Build More Prosperous U. S.

Truman Says River Projects Help Build Stronger And Better Nation

U.S. Power Plan Means a Better Nation — Truman   Contends Program Builds Nation _as W orld’s Best Peace Hope

Truman Maintains Vast Flood Control Projects Help To Build Stronger and Prosperous Nafion

Program Builds a Stronger U.S.   Truman Defends Flood Control, Power Plans

Power Projects Make Better US   President Claims Credit For Program

BUILDER OF PEACE   Truman Praises Flood Control for Making United  States Prosperous

President Hails Flood Programs  As Aid to Nation  Declares Projects  Strengthen Cause Of World Peace

Peace Hope Is Based On Strong U.S.   Truman Boosts His Power And Flood Control Programs As Future Investments

Flood Control Called Helpful   Combined With Power Program, it Makes U. S. Stronger, Truman Says.

—DEFENDS FLOOD CONTROL— Truman Says Program  Makes For Richer U. S.

Truman Claims Public Projects Strengthen U. S  Cites Present Flood Control Power Efforts

AGED FARMER ENDS OWN LIFE   William Fricke, Jarvis Lake, Fires Shot Into Chest

15,000 Needed To Man Comprehensive Civilian Defense Program In the State

Soviet Demand _ U. S., Britian Pull Trieste Troops  OF Italian Peace Pact Terms

Reds Demand Allies Retreat From Trieste   Say Port  City Is U.S., British “Naval Base”

Profit Levy ls Opposed   Sen. George May Seek Delay If New Dealers Act

Amvet Commander  Has Close Call   Ex-Prisoners of China’s Reds Get Rousing Welcome in U. S.

‘Forgotten’ Yanks Return Home After 18 Months as  Prisoners of Chinese Reds

Fliers Held for 18 Months by China Reds Get  Rousing Welcome Home

Flyers Surprised to Find Interest in Their Plight   One Reunited with Wife and Family at Long Beach, Cal.

Airmen Given Big Welcome -InLongBeach   U. S. Fliers United With Families After Long Imprisonment

U.S. WELCOMES 2 AIRMEN HOME FROM CAPTIVITY   They Admit Signing Spy Confessions In Order  To Gain Freedom

Ferris Institute, School of Opportunity, Faces Another Test in Historic Struggle

Dream Launched Ferris Institute   F ounded Jn .1885 As ‘Schoo. Of Opportunity’

Rebel Says Reds Plan Total War   Ukrainian Undergrounc Leader Urges West to Aid Revolt -

Underground Leader Bares Anti-Red Plot   Allies Get Appeal To Help in Efforts To Crush Kremlin

CANCER SOCIETY GIVES SCHOLARSHIP   Irma Bubb, Lenox, Writes One of Winning Essays

Donna Gellerman Gets Scholarship  Provides Three Years Training in Nursing

Maragon Trial  Set on Feb. 20   Former Bootblack Denies Lying Charge

AMERICA SEEN LOSING GRIP IN COLD WAR   Washington Officials Concede Moscow Is  Consolidating East European Front.

U.S. in Full Retreat Along Eastern — European Front of the Cold War   -Our Officials Concede Moscow Consolidate tts Position From Finland to the Balkans

U.S. Pictured as Being In Cold War Retreat  Amaricon influence Cut by Russian oe ee ae.)  eli toate 2k En. mae? - -.

U.S. Officials Concede Reds Consolidating   Positions from Finland to Balkans All Strenethened

Moscow Hamstrings All Propaganda From Finland To Balkans   Officials Concede Russians Have Consolidated Positions, Squeezing Out Americans.

U.S. Retreats On East Front In Cold War   Red Pressure Forces American Influence Out

Russians Consolidating Gains in Eastern Europe, American Officials Admit

U.S. Retreats On East Front   Reds Consolidating Satellite Positions:

MAY BE PRETEXT TO BRING CHINA REDS INTO WAR   Russia Backs China In Protesting Alleged Attacks

Charge US. Of Plane Attacks On Manchuria  Chinese Reds ~ Send Protest ™ pany pu oe

Aerial Attacks Are Reported By China Reds   Air Foree Denies Claims; New Move In Korea Feared

Communists Say U.S. Warplanes Hit Manchuria   Airforce Head Denies Charge By Red China

 JNO Fireworks Expected a Expected  Legislature Meets Today To Change Primary Date

SHORT SESSION OF LEGISLATURE 1S PREDICTED   Governor To Ask For September 18 Primary Date In Message   SOME PET BILLS MAY BE OFFERED

Prepare to Completely Evacuate ~ Winnipeg as Water Level on Rise

River Surges To New High At Winnipeg   Airlift Is Alerted To Move Remaining Residents From City

Army. Ready to Evacuate. All Residents of Winnipeg  215,000-Now in City as Flood Waters ‘of Red River Surge to Highest Crest

Winnipeg  May Be  Evacuated Army ond Red Cross  Mop Plans as Rains Continue and River

Air Force Alerted At Winnipeg   Rains Increase Plight Of City; Dikes Sag Under Wind And Torrents.

RED RIVER HITS HIGHEST CREST   Canadian Airlift Alerted To Evacuate Winnipeg Citizens.

All Winnipeg Set To Flee Rising Flood   Army, Private Lines Preparing Airlift Program

UNDERWATER DUELS FORESEEN  Navy To Mass Produce ‘Killer’ U-Boats For Undersea Warfare

UN NDERWATER: DUELS: Fores oo New. To Mass Produce. Killer U-Boats: For. Undersea Warfare

Violent Storm Strikes Coast   New Disturbance Expected to Hit Here Monday; Wind Causes Damage

SEEK PASSAGE OF UMT AT ONCE   To Call Up Bill In House Committee

Vinson Agrees to Call UMT Legislation   Will Try to Get it Passed by House at This Session

Plot to Blow un Airplane Fails; Hold Engineer   Attempt to Destroy Ship Carrying 16 Is Averted by Change of Heart in West.

Tells of Love Affair With Man Who Placed Time Bomb on Big Air Line

Engineer Confesses Plan To Destroy Wife, Children   Discovery May Have Saved Life Of 16 Persons

LOVE MOTIVE IN PLANE PLOT   Stewardess Bares Romance With Man Who Sought To Kill Family.

Flaming Device Found  As Craft Carrying 16  Was Ready to Leave   L. A. Man Insured Wife, Two Tot:   Reveal Mieit Affaii  With Airline Stewardess On The West Coast

Plants TimeBombAboare Plane in  Murder Plot   » Engineer Says He Needed Insurg&ice Money T6 Cleat Debts Has Change of Heart

Time-Bomb Removed At Last Minute   Husband Admits Trving To hill Wife, Two Tots

Mass Murder Plot Checked   Husband’s Attempt To Timebomb Plane Being Investigated

Kidnap-Assault Jails 5 Youths   Policeman’s Daughter Thrown from Auto

To Discuss New  Cold War Moves   Foreign Ministers of Atlan tic Alliance Countries ) To Meet   In China the Nationalists Have Claimed Victory  er

Atlantie Pact Machinery  About to Roll   Designed For Peace. But Ready For War if Need be

~ Local Forecast   Atlantic Pact Nations Held Set To Work   Machinery Geared To Peace And War Now Ready;  Foreign Ministers Meet

To Discuss New Cold War Moves   Foreign Ministers of Atlan tic Alliance Countries ‘o Meet

Doughton Urees Limit  To Tax Cuts   Opposes Throwing Treasury Further Into “Red Ink’

Confessed Murderer To Be Witness As 11-Year Girl Victim Is Sainted

Two SEMO Men Held on Murder Count at Kennett   Negroes Admit Killing White Man Officials Say

House Awaits New Tax Bill  $3,400,000,000 Set  Tinder Compromise

Secretary Acheson Assails Russia For Raising New Obstacles to Writing Peace Treaty for Austria

ACHESON ASSAILS REDS ON AUSTRI!   Charges Moscow With Raising New Obstacles To Peace Treaty

One Uniform  Urged For All   Move Asked If Revolt’ In Future Menace Plans For Unification

Same Uniform For AILU.S. Servicemen?   Senator Suggests This As Way to ‘Slap Down" Revolt Qn Unification

New Charge By McCarthy Stirs Probe   Senator Says FBI Revealed Link Te  Amerasia Case

Truman Aid Says Defense Chief to Quit   No Confirmation of Report at Pentagon or White House

Adviser To HST Sees Johnson ‘On Way Out’   Badgered Official  Said To Have Fallen From Grace For Tiff With Sec. Acheson .

Presidential Associate Says Johnson On Verge Of Losing Defense Post

JOHNSON MAY SOON BE OUT   Truman Advisor Predicts His Resignation In Near Future

Says Johnson Is On Way Out  Close Adviser To Truman So Tells Renorters :

Johnson May Be Resigning Soon  Truman Concerned at’ Attack on State Den‘t

_Resignation Is Due Soon, Savs Rumor  Te gf ree _ 2   But Truman Backs His Unpopular Aide

Johnson On ‘Way Out As Defense Heac   Administration Confidant Says Secretary May Resion Soon

Johnson Rumored In Line for ‘Boot’  Defense Secretary to “Resign” Before Next Election, Is Claim

Johnson Due To Get Gate ByNovember   Adviser To President Says Defense Head To Lose Post In Cabinet

Pe O Tai la p ips Bbejore Election, Une mepor & B ef Oo r e E lec ti Oo n aie 5 n e R e Oo r t  O

REPORT JOHNSON ON HIS WAY OUT      Confirmation Lacking From the White House

Johnson's Exit  Hinted at Capital   Secretary Slated To Resign Soon

Confidant Claims Johnson On Way Out Of His Job   Defense Secretary Reported To Resign Before Elections

Predict Johnson May Lose Job Before Election Day   Source Clase to White House Insists Secretary of Defense on His Way Out

JOHNSON SEEN RESIGNING AS DEFENSE HEAL   Truman Adviser Says Sec retary May Step Down Before November

Defense Chief On Way Qut, Tip   Clamor for Ouster Of Johnson Grows

JOHNSON OUSTER IS REPORTEDLY NEAR   Defense Sec’y on Spot for Disagreeing With Acheson, Anonymous Aide Says

Truman Adviser Hints L. Johnson ls On Way Out   Says Secretary Of Defense May Step Out By November

SAY DEFENSE CHIEF JOHNSON ISON WAY OUT   Truman Confidant Predict: Secretary Wiil Quit Before Elections.

Johnson May Step Out As Head Or Defense Dept.  White House Adviser Says Truman Concerned About  Departmental Disunity

Say Johnson On Way Out   Secretary of Defense_ Has Long Been Target Of Bitter Criticism :

Continued Criticism Of Secretary of State Blamed—  Claca Troman Advicar Hinte Tahncan Ic On Wav Ou

Expects Johnson. To Resign  ms a a ne    Truman Aide: Cites Sylit With Aeheson

Hints Sec. Johnson May Be on Way Out   Unidentified Administration Leader Says Head of Defense Department is Likely to Resign Post Before Coming Election — Target of Much Criticism.      NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION

Says Johnson on Way Out as Secretary   Truman Adviser Declares Defense Chief May Resign

See Johnson Quitting As  Defense Bos:   Only Matter Of Tiine Is Report

Truman Aide Hints Johnson  To Quit Soon   Defense Chief Likely To Step Out Before November, Is Word

JOHNSON FACES EARLY REMOVAL FROM HIS POST   Secretary Of Defense Reported By Tru: man Adviser As On His Way Out—May Go Before Novem:  er,

Says Johnson Is On Way Out of Truman Cabinet   President's Adviser is Source of News; Secretary Is Chief  Tarcet of Critiniem

Johnson May Be Let Out As Defense Chief  —— ake G.O.P.  . oe oe Pee ee e   Target Of G.O.P. Criticism Rumered Ready For Scraphea

Johnson on Way Out of Cabinet, Confidant Says   Feud with Acheson Cited as Basis of Truman’s Decisian

Johnson Said To Be On Way Out of Cabinet   Unofficial Repart Says Defense. Head May Leave “Soon”

Truman Aid Sees Johnson  ‘On Way Out’  Says Defense Chief May Leave His Post  Rafnare Flertiaona

Truman Aide Says Johnson  On Way Out   Defense Boss’ Feuding With Acheson Responsible

Aide Of Truman Claims Johnson On His Way Ou   Thinks Defense Secretary May Leave Post Before November Election Day

Wildcatting Oil Men Add To Reserves   U. S. Petroleum Stock Increased By Pioneer Drillers

Don’t Worry About Oil Reserves— Wildcatters Pushing Supply to New High

New Reserves Of Oil Found By Drillers   Nation Unlikely To Deplete Resources In Near Future

OIL RESERVES OF NATION NOW AT A RECORD MARK   Billion Barrels Added Last Year; Billions More Predicted.

Czechs on Trial  As U. S. ‘Spies’   Priest Among 14 Acensed Of Plowing Revolt

Charges of Spying Against 14 Czechs Made as Trial Opens   One of the Defendants Is Roman Catholic Priest Moravian Town Is Scene

False Economy, Chief Retorts   Cites Need of Unit for Veterans Care in Michiaan

House Armed Services Group Ends Hearings On Percy Jones Hospital

COMMIES LOSE AUSTRIAN VOTE   Rightwing Group Wins Election In RedRuled Area.

Candles Light Memphis as Ice Storm Cripples  Floods Adding Misery Thruout Middle Dixie

Offshore Fog Balks Search For Plane, 58   No Definite Trace Of DC-4 Sighted In Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan Search Fails; Hope Abandoned   . Disaster Rates As Worst Ever In Hemisphere

LAKE MICHIGAN HUNT IMPEDED BY DENSE FO¢   Air, Surface Search Gets Under Way  In Disaster

Woman Beheaded By ify Elevator  Car Shoots Upward, Killing Passenger

HEAD SEVERE BY ELEVATOR   63- Year-Old Woman Dies  When Elevator Goes  Out of Control

New Price-Support Mess May Cause Bigger Uproar Than Potato-Dumpina Did

SUPPORTS CAUSE ~ DAIRY SURPLUSES   lPolicy Seen Limiting Con: eumoahoan

US. Troops, Smashing Across 38th, Run Into Murderous Enemy Fire   American Casualties Already Heavy as MacArthur's Forces Open Final Drive to Knock Out Communist Army.

State Patrol Will Build Truck Sca‘e  Would Lease Land Near Dover Park

State Patrol Is After Truckers   Asks City Lease For Larger Scales

BENTON FIRE INQUEST SET FOR MONDAY   Two Deaths in Blaze; Mer Reported Missing Are Found.

Virginia Men Stay Out Of Siate’s Pits   Number Idle In That Area Expected To Total 15.000

Southwest Virginia’s Miners Ignore Lewis. Back-To-Work  Orders, Few Operations Open

Virginia Coal Miners Ignore Lewis’ Order   Number Idle Totals 15.000

CADILLAC TO _ GIRD FOR MASS TANK OUTPUT      New Light Tank Planned Arsenal Works on Secret Tank.

General Motors lo Build Tanks  Army Negotiating With One Division

Cadillac Tank Plant May Open   Army Is Negotiating With G. M. Division in Detroit

Draft of Medical Experts Sought For War: Service   Immediate Hearings Set By House; Few Volunteers  Answer Call

Johnson Seeks Authority To Draft Doctors   Defense Dept. Wants  Professional Men Up   To 45

Draft Medics, Johnson Asks   Plan Would Call Doctors, Dentists Under 46

POWER TO DRAFT DOCTORS ASKED   DEFENSE DEPARTMENT WOULD TAKE PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS THROUGH AGE 45.

Finally Captured After Wounding 4 Other Persons   ‘Wife Among Injured as Broken Marriage Spurs Revenge Spree

JUDITH COPLON ASKS NEW TRIAL   Supreme Court Petitioned To Void Conviction

Editors Asked to Support Political  Council for West  Would Strengthen West in Cold War

To Bolster Cold War Effort- Effort Editors Support Sought for Pact Political Council

U. S. Flyers Down Eight Red Planes  Over Korea; Lose 2   Stalin's Next Move Will Determine if Korean Conflict Will Spread Over World

tback Despite lashing Attack rom U. S. Planes   Teumman Telle Reacan

U.S, Air Porce Loses Two Planes In Slashing Attack Against Communist Tanks And Mili. tary Concentrations   FORMOSA PREPARED TO MAKE LAST STAND

U. S. Air Force, Navy in Battle; Two Planes Lost  Wild Retreat by South Koreans

Chariton River Flood Channel, Levee Project Is Considered Urgent

PBMGoes Down During War (ames   Warship Reports All Of Men In  Good Condition

Executive Council Winds Up Philadelphia Session  AFL Head Hints He May Change  His Mind on Labor Unification

Green Says Union Merger Is Possible  AFL President _Ma   AFL President May Change Mind Over Proposed Plan

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  Rev. N. F. Chapman, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.

—~PHONY JUDGE SURRENDERS—  Dayton Rubber Salesman Tells Police He’s ‘Sorry’

Fake ‘Judge’ Surrenders To Law Officials   Salesman May Be Charged with Imposing Fraud On Court

British Install Antiaircraft Guns At Hong Kong   Action Comes After Nationalist Planes Make Strafing Raid

Defense Set In Hongkong  Anti-Aircraft Guns Installed by British

BRITAIN ARMS “KEY AIRFIELD AT HONG KONG   Nationalist Planes Conduct Raids Near Colony

Race for Color Television Continues;  ’ Dealers Say It Is Still Long Way Off

Color Television Race Proceeding In Many Laboratories Desyite CBS Okay

Senafe Wars On Sex Perverts  Orders U. §. Agencies t To Route Them Out

Sex Perverts Easy Mark For Spies “ * ee en ee ee ne ae a «ie Bee Ca > oe a ©, ae WT Oo. Uk ee ee ee i ee . Co Se . .) ie   - Senate Probers Say U.S. Agencies Lax About Ousting Them

BRIDGES MAY HEAD SENATE DRIVE  GOP Begins Plans For 1952 Election

G. 0. P. SENATE DRIVE LIKELY   Bridges May Head Group To Push For Control In 1952

“It's a Date” Draws a Capacity Audience   Play Sponsored by Legion, A Played Two Nights

“‘ItsaDate” Draws a Capacity Audience   Play Sponsored by Legion, Auxili : Played Two Nights

Primary Is Dull Affair, Says Writer   Light Vote Is Expected On Tuesday Because Of Lack Of Interest On The Part Of Voters

State Apathetic As Primary Vote Date Approaches  Lightest Balloting Turnout on Record EFynected Tuecday

‘Apathy’ Sums Up Mood Of Primary Voters   Intense Campaigns Have Left Most Citizens ‘Cold’; War Main Interest

American Troops Feel Lack of Big Guns, Planes   Retreat Is Orderly As North Koreans Push Farther South

Yanks, Lacking Heavy _ Artillery, Retreat South  a   Deepest Penetration So Far

Yanks Fall — Back   Red Troops Move On Toward Chonan;  Pressure Increases

MacArthur Expects New Red Drive   Retreating Gls Curse Their Lack Of Guns and Tank:

Chonan, 60 Miles South of Seoul, Captured by Reds  No Maior lL). S   No Major U. S. Units Have Been Sent Into Action

Heavy Tanks, Artillery Too Much for Men   Tokyo Emphasizes Onls Minor American Units Engaged

REDS TAKE CHONAN, 60 MILES. SOUTH OF SEOUL: AMERICANS CURSE LACK OF HEAVIER ARMS

American Forces Have To Retreat   Communists Building Up Attack Groups

GI's Angered By Lack Of Artillery, Planes, Tanks       Reds Make Deepest Penetration Yet; Now 60 Miles South of Capital =

Reds Regroup for New Drive   MacArthur, Named UN Chief, Reports Reds Had Stall

Town of Chonan Falls to er of  rs  U. S, RETREAT. GOES ON  Enemy Appears to Be Massing for New Drive Southward

Americans Curse Lack (f Weapons   Tokyo Says Red Drive Slowed as Invaders Regroup Units.

Town of Chonan Falls te ‘Deep Penetration of Invaders   Selo beaten  U. §, RETREAT. GOES ON  Enemy Appears to Be Mass. - ing’ for New Dnve  Southward

MacArthur Holds Peace Is Essential  Situation In Far East Explosive, Commander Says

Planter Shot At East Prairie   Negro Named. As Slayer Gives Up To Patrolmen

Scientific Foundation Bill Passes   ‘Senate Agrees To Vote On Foreign Aid Authorization

Congressional Roundup  Senate Passes Bill To Set Up US Science Foundation

 Hereis Thumbnail Description Of Troublein Korean Republic; The U.S.is Facing aDilemma

Gis Convinced Reds Take No Prisoners  Futility Deepens Wound Pains, Lowers U.8. Morale in Korea

Gls Believe Enemy Takes  No Prisoners   Buddies Mourn For Those Left Behind As U-S, Troops Withdraw

Waris Yvvar - Wounds In This War Have Same Sting As In Battle Anywhere

Wounds Pain More When  Losing Fight   Akron GI Covers Retreat 14. Hours

Wounds Are Hard To Bear When The Battle Goes Badly  ‘Just Give Us The Stuff,’ Sobs Officer Who Fought Against 100 To 1 Odds

RETREAT TOLD BY TIRED MEN   Reds Taking No Prisoners, Soldiers Tell After Battle.

‘REDS TAKE NO PRISONERS’ Wounds ‘Hurt More’ When Gls Losing, Leaving Buddies Behind

Duke Tells His Life Story in Life Magazine   Says British Would Rather See Him in Illicit Love Affair

MacArthur Questions Right — Of Communist Party in Japan To Benefits and Protection

Snow Covers Some Roads In  Western Md.   Cindering Crews Are Called Out; Mercury To Drop Tonight

First Snow Of  Season Today   Two Inches In Garrett County Cold Again Tonight.

Rewards Jump As Thousands Stage Search  $1.5 Million Holdup of Brink's Greatest Cash Haul in U, S,

2a *  * #&* *&* & &* & & & Ke KK KK $100,000 OFFERED FOR MEN ‘DEAD OR ALIVE’  No Holdup Clues Founc

Communists Kept Out... . —rmunisis Kept Vut ....  Teachers Bar Reds  From Organization

ASK WHEAT CROP INCREASE IN 195!   TRUMAN SEES PLENTY OF FOOD AND NO RATIONING

What Next on  Auditorium?  Story on Page 2?   1.15 Billion Bushels of Wheat Asked  Brannan Notes War Situation

Party Lines Split On Vote Method   Proposal To Changs Electoral System Is Before Senate

Party Lines Split By Plan To Alter Electoral Colleve   “g-odge Proposal Would Abolish  Pracant Svetem

Electoral Plan Amendment See: Party Split  Congress Leaders Say Democrats and GOPs   Congress Leaders Say Democrats and GOPs Divided On (Issue

N. Korean Reds Massing For Fresh Onslaught   Reinforced Americans Set To Meet Invaders; Communists Press On In Face Of Stagcerine Losses

American Positions  Reinforced  Coming Battles May Turn Tide — For U. S. Troops

10 ARE KILLED IN LOUISIANA   That Number Lose Live: By Traffic Accidents And Drownings

ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT’S WIFE TO GET DIVORCE   Faye Emerson Leases New York for Mealeo Cily hy Plane to Obtain De

Chinese Reds Are Raising New Barriers Against U. S.  Businessmen’s Departures:

AMERICANS IN. SHANGHAI HELD   Chinese Reds Withholding Exit Permits From U.S. Businessmen

U.S. Businessmen Being Detained In Shanghai   Permits To Leave China Being Withheld To Executives Of Shanghai Power Co. And Other Cancarnea,

Chinese Reds Keep  * 5, . Yanks in Shanghai   Withholding Permits From American Businessmen Who Want To Leave the City

Marines Storm Inchon; East-West Pincer On   Marine Losses Low; Fire Bom Sofien Enemy

MARINES LOSSES AT INCHON SLIGHT   80 North Koreans Seized. Admiral Hails Action

$ Missing In Crash  Ot Bomber   U. S. Craft Plunges Into North Sea on Routine Flight

Flaming B-29 Crashes Into North Sea   Two Rescued, One Dead and Eight Others Missing

Two Survivors Picked Up bv British Shin   1 Dead Crew Member Taken From North Sea: Search Started

NORTH CAROLINA POLITIGAL DRIVE IS TAKING SHAPE   Sharpest Emphasis Appears Placed On County And Legislative Contests — Senatorial Race Interest Grows.

Transfer Activities From Western Penna. To “Turncoat Communist   Will Hear Inside Man Testify At Closed Hearing On Party Operations In New Area.

House Committee  fears Testimony ‘CnReds In Ohio   “Turncoat' Coramunist ir, Reveal Party Plans

ISOLATIONISTS ARE HELD OFF, TRUMAN AVERS   Chief Condemns ‘Yes, but Boys’ as Threat to European Aid Program

Truman Slaps Isolationists  In Fargo Talk  Asseris GOP Foes  Brawl Bela At KO

President Blasts ‘Yes, but Boys As Peril to U. S.   He Asserts Former Isolationists Want to Halt Foreign Trade And Let Communists Take Over

TRUMAN TALKS ON EUROPE AID   President Calls the ‘Yes, But—”’ Boys lsolationists.

Truman Asks Trade Pact  ‘és, But Boys’   "Yes, But Boys’ Want To Wall Off Europe, President Charges

Isolationists Of 1920 Are Back, Tells ND Crowd   Says Same People Are Nov Stalling International Cooperation; Gives Hint Of Pick-Sloan Support

Truman Hits At Economic lsolationism   Raps “Yes, But Boys” In His Discussion Of Foreian Trade.

Truman Raps GOP Critics Of Trade Agreements In Fargo, N. D. Speech

President Says ‘Yes Boys’ Are Isolationists   Uses Non-Political Tour As Chance To Lash Out At Republican Foes

TwoMoreMoneybagsFound; F.B.L to Coordinate Work   New Jersey Ex-Convict Is Seized In South by * Police, Had $1,762 on Him at Time; Detectives Have Qaly Few Thin Leads .

New Leads Founc In Big Robbery   Probers Plan Moves In Broad Hunt for Million Dollar Gang

Fatzer Hits At Gambling   Peder ' Western Union ‘o Halt Wire Service To Firms in 11 Towns

Attorney General Strikes Another Blow at Gamblers   New Order Restricts Use of W.U, Sports Tickers; 11 Kansas Taverne Ayo Affarsea-l

State Guns Traimed on  WU Wires   Fatzer Sees Gambling Role For Sports Tickers, Acts to Force a Halt   11 CITIES ARE NAMED   Leavenworth not Among Them—Sees no Big Syndicate Link, He Say:

ELKS ARE URGED TO COMBAT “ISMS’   State President John H. Bennett Warns Freedom Of Americans Is Threatened— Pitzer To Be Honored

STILL HIGHER TAXES URGED   Member of Tax-Writing Conmittee Declares New 18 Per Cent Withholding Tax Falls Fas ‘Short of Meeting Increased De. fense Spending.

New Tax Law Loopholes Hit   Half-Billion Dollars A Year Lost Is View

Loopholes In Income Tax Cited   Annucel- Losses Estimated at Half Billion

One-Handed Girls Agree Future Looks Bright Except For Tying Shoe Laces

Little Girls Get Together   _ Amputees Find Shoe Laces Pesky Things

Expect Acheson ‘To Ask UN For Military Force To Combat Aggression

Acheson Expected to Call On UN to Meet Aggression Anywhere With Armed Force

Work to Save. Trapped Miner   Rescue of Another Miner Spurs Effort Of Weary Workers

Trapped Man Rescued From Blocked Mine   Rescuers Push Forward In Desperate Effort to Save Another Miner Held in Same Shaft

Weary Rescuers Seek 2nd Brother   New Rock Slide Fear Slows Work

TRAPPE BELIEVED DEAD IN COAL SHAFT   Brother Relates Story of 40 Hours in Tomb as Rescue Work Continues

One Brother Removed From Sloping Shaft; Litle Hape Held for Ed Barda

 Weary Rescue Crews Make Neu Efforts to Reach Miner Still Trapped by Underground Slide

Truman Gets A Renort on Korean War   Two Officers Back From Front Tell Him of Situation

Truman Confers With Military Chiefs on Korea   Gets Direct Report; Parley May Speed Far-Flung Decisions

Court Affirms Maragon Ruling  Perjury Conviction In Case Involved

IOHN MARAGO APPEAL DENIED   Perjury Conviction I: Upheld By U. S. Court Of Appeals

Court Uphold:  Conviction   Maragon Appeal In Perjury Case Is Rejected

John Maragor Loses Appeal in U.S. Court   One-Time White House Habitue Ruled Guilty On Perjury Charges  By. Anrelicte Court -

Lied To Senate Panel On War Contracts Quiz   Vaughan’s Ex-Friend Slated To Serve Prison Term

Conservatives Are In Saddle At State Meet  shivers ane Right   w.wr_"t  ’ @, Vere

Shivers Joins Conservatives In Dem Victory   Liberals Defeate On Ist Test Vote tn State Parley

Florida Faces’ Big Hurricane   First Windstorm of ’50 . Inches Toward Mainland

REAL FAMILY REUNION   Four Generations Gather for Un. planned Meeting—at Hospital

LUTHERAN LEADER DIES  Sonee Was Widow of First United Lutheran President

neporied to Have Skipped to Russia With His Family During Leave of Absence From British Research Plant.

High Winds, Cold, Pound Eastern U. §  Thermometer Shows 29 In Birmingham

McCarthy And Pearson Abandon Blows To Take Up Lighter, Verbal Sparring

Two Clash in a Battle of Words   McCarthy Denounces Pearson in Congress

Solon, Columnist Clash Verbally   McCarthy Charges Drew Pearson Aids Communism in VU. S.

MeCarth y And Pearson In  Wordy Battle   Communism Figures In Charges Hurled Back And Forth

McCarthy, Pearson Exchange Charges   Writer Threatens To Sue Senator Over Speech

Says Pearson Is ‘Voice’ © Of Reds   McCarthy Vents Rage At Columnist in Biting Speech to Senate; Gets Quick Retort

Word Battle Over Communism Latest Enisode In Pearson-McCarthy Feud

Pearson May Sue Senator Over Charges   Noted Columnist Incensed Over McCarthy Statement

Drew Pearson Scoffs at Charges by Sen. McCarthy That He is Voice of Communicn

McCarthy, Pearson Clash Again  Columnist Is Labeled “Character Assassin’

At Least Ten Die In Store Blaze   Fire Starts In Gaily Lighted Christmas Window

Mrs. Madsen Collapses, Halts Trial   Carried From Court Room By Father

Two: Atom Spies Draw Long Terms    Judge Raps" Defendants  For Betrayal Try

Two Sentenced To Prison Terms   Convicted of Hindering Spy Inquiry

B-29 SUPERFORTS STRIKE TERRIFIC PUNCH IN KOREA   Punch by 99 Big 'Plane:s Is Greatest Air Support

Southern Given Injunction Sharply Restricting Picke‘s   Temporary Order Prohibits Any Violent Acis By Members Of Two Railroad Rrotherkoods

Navy Opens Missouri-Probe Today; Find Batfleship’s Damage Slight

New Power Combination, Automatic  Ride Control Features Of 1951 Ford

Hagglund Namec Fund Chairman   Will Head Cancer Campaign in County.

Goos and Owen 1950 Cancer  Fund Chairmen  1950 Campaign to be Held in Mills

“Magic Formula” —  Governor Praises Legislature F or Doing “Texas Job Ina Texas Way’

Three Injured In Spectacular Auto Crash   Machine Driven By Soldier WHite Teak Sadan

Speed Control Recommended To Reduce Accident Severity      “> {This is the third of a-serieg of articles ‘analyzing Indiana traffic control needs.)   By Arthur. M. Thurston - Superintendent,  wa at Cantn Dallan

Speed Control Recommended To Reduce Accident Severity .   {This is the third of a seriey of articles analyzing Indiana traffic control needs. ]

Enemy Flees Toward The 38th Parallel   Capture of Seoul Announced By MacArthur; Hundreds Of Communists Still Resisting

NATIONAL GUARD. PART-TIME ARMY FOR DEFENSE   Citizen - Soldiers Devot Hours to Training; Hav Fine Record

China Reds Accuse U. S. Before U. N.   For Using Fleet To Defend Formosa

Anderson Democrats’ Keynotet   Sen. ‘Anderson Warns Democrats Can’t ‘Afford To Lose Congress Seats

Biggest Rally In History Held By Democrats   Anderson Asks Hard Fight in 1950 Elections

Switchmen’s Strike To Idle Between 4,000-5,000 lowans   Will Use Trucks To Haul Mail In Affected Areas

Strike To Halt Great Western and Rock Island   Switchmen Schedule Walkout Against 5 Railroads Tomorrow

IDLED ENGINES, PICKETS MARK WALKOUT HERE   600 Railroad Worker: Affected Locally By Shutdown

Catholic War Relief Agency Appeals To Charity Of  Thea Amaricnan Paanla

5.000 PLANES WILL BE ADDED TO AIR FORCE   Johnson Says Different Story Will Come in Korea in ‘ a Ananth

Defense Secretary Says 5000 Planes Will Be Added To Nation's Air Arms

U.S. to Add More Than 5,000 Planes To lis Air Forces  Contracts ta be Let   Contracts to be Let This Year for Big Expansion Plan

Demos Say GOP Split to Insure Curbs   Strong Control Bill On Wages, Prices Now Said Certain

GOP Split on Control Bill;  Passage Seen   Ives Breaks With Taft on Authority for Invoking Curhe

GOP Split On Mechanics of Control Bill   Democrats Believe Strong Measure Likely Now

GOP Ranks Splif On Control Bill  Ives Opposes Taft On Standby Powers

Mutiing taber Party tas fhare Majeruy oF seven oeds  Talk by King George Opens British Parliament Today

No Startling Innovation Likely To Be Proposed In Address Read Fron The Throne

New British Parliament Opens Today   King George To Talk At First Session Of Stalemated’ Group

Split Parliament is Opened Today By King George   Traditional Ceremony Begins Parties Fiaht

34 COUNTRIES QF WORLD ARE  *  BEHIND KOREA   Egypt and Reds Are Only Heldouts ; More Support Coming

32 Countries Back UN Move  Only Egypt and Reds Fail To Give Approval

BACK U. SLED AID TO KOREA   But U. N. Couricil Told Egypt Will Abstain  From Resolution

31 Nations: Back U. S. Moves To Save ae  . Egypt Refuses To Endorse Inter ention;Russiat Czechoslovakia N/Karek Protec

“fm, Ee Beane  32 Countries Line Up Behind U.S. Military Atd to Korea

32 COUNTRIES BACK U. S-LED AID TO KOREA   But U. N. Council Told Egypt Will Abstain  From Resolution

32 COUNTRIES LINE UP BEHIND US TO SAVE SOUTH KOREA FROM COMMUNISTS

32 NATIONS SUPPORT SOUTH KOREAN ACTION   Exypt Advises Security Council It Will Remain Neutral: Satellites Gonosed

OUT TO FINISH WAR   REDS RENEW ASSAULT   Vietminh Forces Attack Nev French Fert in Inda.(hine

(Communist-Led Troops Are Harassing New \French Defense Line for Indochina

Wel IV Pao Wilk  Many Prisoners Are Escaping to Safety of Allied  Lines   REDS RENEW ASSAULT

Red Guerrillas Snipe At New  French Posts   Defenders, However Feel They Can Hold Now In Indo-China

New Flare-Ups In Telephone  Strike Fighting   Violence on Picket Lines in Both Philadelphia and Washington; Injunctions Issued in Some Courts.

Sept. 21 Highway Letting Cut In Half by Military Needs; Future Work to Be Affected

Crew Objectors To Leave Ship   U. S. to Provide Funds in Dispute Over Entering Shanghai Waters

Schuylkill River Cleaning Studied   Is Eastern Focal Point of State's Streams Program

Rally Behind Stream Program   306 Municipalities In W. Pennsylvania Told To Stop Pollution

Streams Project Poses® Headaches   Clean Streams Program To be Costly to Most  Communities, Industries

et SECURITY BOOST SEEN LIKEL'   Senate Approval Indicate By Leaders

OVER 2500 REPUBLICANS ARE ADDED TO LISTS   Registration, Bucks County, Given As 42,667 For All Parties   16640 DEMOCRATS

Reorganization Now in Effect  ‘Making Progress,’ Hoover Declares

2 Air Force Planes Crash In Desert   Collide While ’ B-50 Refueled At 20,000 Feet

Manufacturer May Absorb Freight Cost, Senate Decides   Price Discrimination in Good Faith Also Gots Lecisiative ©. K.

Basing Point Bill Ils Passed By the Senate   Measure Will Permit Business to Absorb Freight Charaes

Solons Approve Price-Wage Control If Prices Move Upward 5 Per Cent   No Freedom Is Left For Truman To Act   President Urges Free Hand In Economic Issue, But  Fails To Win

Down Payment On Homes Slatec For Sharp Hike  Stiffer Credit Curbs Expected On Autos, Family Appliances

Home Buyinc Restrictions Being Drawn   Federal Agencies Plan Rules ta Slow Down Spending, Aid Defense

Taflucnce ‘Sinister’: (Organized Crime Makes Piker  }0Of Capone Mob, Prober Says

Korean War End Hinges OnUS Army   Stabilization Of Front Should Disclose Real Russian Intentions   HIGHER TAXES   President And Congress Discuss An Emergency Tax Increase Soon

Capital Awaits Soviet Decision  Front Stabilization Believed Holding Key

Russia May Reveal Real Intentions When Reds Are Stopped in Korea   Critica! Point in World Situation Expected lf Communist Advance Is Stopped; Krem#n Believed to Be Studving Major Decisions

Diplomatic Talk Awaits Outcome Korean Fighting  War Hinge On U, S. - Stopping Red Acvance

US Field Success May Tip Red Plar   New Negotiations Expected When Yanks Stabilize Front

Negotiations Depend OnU.S.  Halting Of N. Korean:   Halting Of N. Koreans Could Induce Peace

Diplomatic End To Korean War Hinges on Front   Russia’s Real Intentions Will Be Disclosed When Red Advance Checked

Korean Fighting To Set Pattern For Peace Moves   Russia Not Willing To Concede Anything While Winning

Believe Russia Will Disclose Decision On Korea When And If U. S. Stiffens Front

LUSTRON FACES  FEDERAL PROBE   RIC Asks That Restraining Order Against Them, Impoxed by Chicage Federal District Court dudge, bo Dissolved.

LUSTRON-FACES FEDERAL PROBE   KFC Asks Shot Restraining Order Against Them, Lnposed by Chieago Federal District Court dudge, be Dlesolved.

Doctors and Dentists Face Draft   Bill Wins Unanimou: Approval of Senate Committee.

SENATE GIVEN BILL TO DRAFT U. 5. MEDICOS   House Readies Second Measure Applying to Doctors, Dentists

Solons Push Doctor Draft   Group Lahels Bill ‘Rush’: Premium Pay Disputed

Solons Okay ~ Doctor Drafi   Legislation Now Headed For. Full Senate With "Rush’ Taq On It

DRAFT OF DOCTORS IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Can Volunteer As Officers But Be Drafted As Privates Under Senate Bill

RUSH BILL FOR DRAFTING OF MEDICAL MEN   Companion Bill Goes to House After Action by Senate

Rush Bill Drafting Doctors, Dentists  Both House, Senate Prepare for Action

5 Rush’ Tag Attached to Act by Committee  : Measure to Draft Doctors Goes to Senate

Truman Choice To Head AEC May Surprise   Intimate Says Fifth Member Selected, Acceptance Awaited

‘MAY SURPRISE NATION’  5th Member Of AEC Due  To Be Announeed Soon

TWO AMERICANS TAKEN OFF SHIP   British Police Turn Therm Over To Immigration Authorities

Seoul Residents Flee City In Fear Of Chinese Attack   Southward Movement 0; Civilians ‘Is Under Way; Govt. Officials Stay

SOUTH KOREANS JAM MAJOR ROADS AS — THEY FLEE ANCIENT CAPITAL OF SEOUL

Fearful Exodus Starts From Seoul, Pres: Rhee and Top Officials Stay

SEOUL REFUGEES FLEE SOUTHWARD   TOr GOVERNMENT OFFICLALS REMAIN—SOME SHOP WHENDOWS BOARD=D UP.

AIR FORCE PRIVATE ADMITS KILLING MAN   ‘Bolling Field Soldier Heid With’ out Bond For Grand  : Jury Action

Killed Man in Seeking to Aid Grandmother   Sayre Air Force Private Says She Badly Needed $2,000; Detectives Return to Savre in Futile Hunt for Blackjack.

Army Private Is Held In Slaying   Police Say Sayre, Pa. Youth Admitted He Killed Cab Driver

Move Quickly on Seoul to Break Strength of Reds  U.N. Offensive is Kicked Off with Amphibious Drive

Marines Take Gateway Isle In 30 Minutes   MacArthur There .As ‘Teamwork’ Attack Is Made

Invasion of Enemy Territory 165 Miles Behind Lines  Puts Reds in Jaws of Pincers U.S. Troops Advance 22 Miles After  Invasion at Port of Inchon

Big Guns Of Allied Warships Cover Troop Landings Under Gen. MacArthur's Direction

Day Marks Turning of Tide in Korean Conflict; Amphibious Penetration May Break Red Army.  262 SHIPS IN U.N. LANDING FORCE

Landing Catches Reds by Surprise Near 38th Paralle'  262 Vessels Bring Marines, Infantry; hAncArthur  aoader

Landings Made At Harbor For Capital City   Tremendous Fleet Of 262 Ships Used; South Koreans Land North Of Pohana

Smash Ashore At Inchon on West Coas While South Koreans Hit Beach On  East Coast; Aim Is To Close Trap *  On Red Forces Battling To South

Marines And Infantry Gain Ground At Inchon As Aillies Take Angang   Wolmi Island Falls To Leathernecks; Casualties Reported Negligible; South Koreans Land  Reahind Dahano Tinos

Landing Force Sweeps Toward Big Inchon Port   British And American Warships Give Heavy Support; MacArihur In Command Of Bold Stroke

West Coast Invasion Fleet of 262 Vessels Covers Landing Force   M’Arthur Personally Directs Big Drive; Predicts Offensive May ‘Break Back’  of Red Invaders; So. Koreans Attack

Marines and Ilufantrymen Stormed Ashore Behind  the Red Lines  MOVE TOWARDS SEOUL  General MacArthur Was Present to Direct the  Operations

U. $. Invasion Aims at Bold K.0. of Enemy   M'Arthur at Scens as 262 Vessels Put Americans Ashore

Big Squeeze to Break Back Of Red Armies Is Launched; Paratroops Take Kimpo Field

MacArthur At Battle Scene As Armies Plunge Inland; 262 Ships Put Men Ashore  Work Called‘Gem OfPrecision

American Marines, Infantry Rush Ashore At Inchon, Seoul Port   More Than 250 Ships Used by Allies To Land Soldiers and Protect Them;  South Korean Marines Land on East Coast Simultaneously; See Big Drive

Gls, Marines Land At Inchon, Start Knifing for Seout   Area is. 165 Miles in Rear of Battle Lines On Southeast Front

Landing Made at Seoul as Navy's Guns Hurl Shells   MacArthur Present, Lauds Infantry and Marines for Action

MacArthur-Planned Amphibious Landing Near Seoul Catches Reds By Surprise—Praise For Navy And Marines—South Koreans Attack On East Coast North Of Pohang—Big Battleship Missouri In Action—No Change On Taequ Front.

MARINES AND INFANTRY MAKE LANDING UNDER HEAVY RED FIRE; ALLIES COVER THEM WITH A CRUSHING BOMBARDMENT   Bold Amphibious Operation Planned by General MacArthur Who Directs West Coast Action  On Yellow Sea; Yanks Drive Two Oe Sea

[MacArthur Personally Directs Yellow Sea Landings; South Koreans Attack From East

Landings Made On West Coast Far Behind Red Battle Lines : MacArthur Is Present  As Koreans Fall Back’ In Face OF Onslaucht-.

Tank-Led American ng Ste orm into Inchon Port in West: Southern  i  ‘eaeeg oy he Troops Make Eas‘ern Lending

Leathernecks Hit First In Invasion    MacArthur Is On Hand To Direct Rie Puch: Flee? Rambharde Enamy

Marines, Infantry Knife Swiftly Into big Port of Inchon   InvasionPersonallyLedByMacArthur; British, American Ships Cover Attack;  Deep Gains Might Break Korean Reds

MacArthur Directs Invading Assault; Force Moves Eastward Toward Seoul

Huge War Fleet Cove Marine, Infantry Driv   South Koreans Land on East Coast In Gigantic Pincers Move...:

Gen. M’Arthur In Charge of Daring Strike  Marines, Infantry Both Land Forces

MacArthur Jubilant At Kickoff Success   Assault Cuts Off Enemy; Wolmi Island Captured; East Coast Attacked

First Big Offensive Move Of Korean War Directed By General MacArthur  OTHER ALLIED UNITS      Make Landing In East Near Pohang;  Wolmi Island Also Seized

South Koreans Land In Unison On East Coast   Big Port Of Inchon Is Quickly Taken Under Heavy Fira

Tanks Lead Two Mile Plunge Into Port For Seoul   MacArthur Directs Operation; South Koreans Land Above Pohana On Southeast Coast

Leathernecks Hit First In Invasion   MacArthur Is On Hand To Direct:  Bt. Dick. Fleced BDamikerde Enomyv 

S. Koreans Hit Behind East Front   Strike at Capital Port Attained With Minimum Casualties

Local Forecast—   Reds Fall Back On East, West Korean Coasts   Marines Push Two Miles Into Inchon, Infantry Advances

Slash into Port Near Seoul as Long-Awaited Offensive Gets Rolling

Counter-offense Getting Started In Big Way Now   Landing at Inchon Made by Americans Under Big Barrage

Marines And Infantry In Inchon Drive   MacArthur Directs Huge Landings On East, West Coast

MacArthur Personally Leads Troops; South Koreans Take Angang Near Pohang

MACARTHUR ON HAND 10 LEAD Be OFFENSIVE   U.N. Forces Take Port Of Inchon After Bitter Fight

MacArthur Leads U.N. ianding Force      Invasion Made By U. S. Movines and Infantry

Landings Made At Seoul Port;  Tanks In Action  Gen. MacArthur On Hand To Direct Bold Move: Fast Coust Alen Dit

General MacArthur, United Nations Commander Who Planned Bold Operatior On Hand To Direct Landing; Beachhead 165 Miles Northwest Of Main Battle Front

MAJOR U.N. OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED EY LAUNCHED  American Troops Storm Ashore Far North Of Red Battle Lines

Doughboys, Marines Push 2 Miles IntoBig, Port of Inchon: MacArthur Directs Landing

Americans Knife Quickly Toward Seoul, Red Korean Held Capital   General MacArthur, United Nations Commander, .Personally Supervises Assault; Landings Covered by Bombardments From U. S., British Warships   Rurn Out Island

DRIVE FOR SEOUL; MACARTHUR LEADS NUTCRACKER MOVE   Allied Warships, Planes Cover Inchon Landing By Marines, Army 10th

South Koreans Launch Companion Offensive;  462, UN Shins Involved

Attack Could Break Back of Korean Army  General MacArthu On Sreane ta   General MacArthw On Scene to Direct Operations

Rescuers Discover 17 of the 18 Aboard Crashed Plane Safe   Only Pilot Killed in DC-3 Plunge on Mountain in British Columbia

Britain Ready to Recognize Mao's Regime  Huae Investments   Huge Investments ‘in Red China Will Be Protected

BRITISH RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA NEAR   Action (o Be Taken Friday or Saturday—Iinformed Source Says U. S. Has Been Notified,

U.S. Reported Told Britain Recognizing Chinese Reds Soon   Diplomatic Acceptance of Mao Government . To Protect Investments May Come This Week; Pakistan Announces Approval

Britain Ready to Recognize Mao's Regime   Huae Investments in Red China Will Be Protected

es BB se ee ee  ARMY EXPECTS MORE AID SOON   Spokesman Saya Continuous * Landing Of Troops And   Materials Can Be Expect ed In Korea. .

Yanks Should Keep Coming, Army Reports  Men, Materials Due Te Pour Into Korea,  Qnalncemmam Accenuda

U.S. Spokesman Hints More U.N. Troops on Way   Rep. Vinson Doesn’t Think Armed Forces Arming Fast Enough

Continuous Landing Of Men Likely   Flow Of United Nations Troops And Material To Korea Expected

Steady Flow Of Men To Korea Expected , Army Officer Says   Prediciton Based On News Already Made Public

More Materiel And Men To Be Sent to Korea .   Army Spokesman Predicts Fresh Landinas Soon

U. S. 70 POUR STREAM OF MEN INTO KOREA   Expects to “Maintain Continuous Landing of Troops end Materia],

GOP Group in Move to Make Party Liberal   Members From 10 State: Urge Progressive — Policies

REPUBLICAN GROUP WOULD LIBERALIZE PARTY’S POLICIES   Issue Declaration of Principles Calling Upon G. 0. P. to Champion Social Welfare Program.   MEET IN PHILADELPHIA TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS   Reports Movement Is Aimed at Defeating Taft's Presidential Aspirations Are Denied,

FEPCBill Provokes  Hot Fight   Entire Truman Program Menaced By Maneuvering  Te, iF) A &* ET rT raises =

Chinese Reds Had Accus. ed U. S. Of Air Attack  - On Manchuria -- .

10 PLUG HOLE WITH HIKE ON CORPORATIONS   Expect Senate to Give Quick Action: Korean Crisis New Angle.

Tax Cut BillOK d By House   , Would Slash Excise Taxes By Billion

House Passes Tax Cut Bill   Speed With Which Senate Acts to Depend on: Turn of Korean Events Lower House Roll Call Is 375 to 14

House Approves Excise Tax Cut; Corporation Hike   Korean War May Scuttle Measure

House Okays Bill to Slash Excise Taxes   Increased Revenue From Corporations  Would Balance Cut

Acheson Plan Is Moved Ahead in UN”   Full Debate Called on Program to Combat Agaression

RUSSIANS ATTRACT ATTENTION   Calm Course In Debate Call Offers A Marked Contrast

Acheson’s Plan Moves Ahead In UN   Counter Soviet Bid For Peace Also On Slate For Full Debate

Agaression And Peace, Both Up  UN Schedules Both Items For Debate

Assembly To Consider U.S. Program   Russian Objections on China’s Complaint Voted Down.

Russians Snag Berlin Truck, Rail Traffic   American Military Trains Delayed by Red Technicalities

RUSSIANS LET UP SQUEEZE ON FRUCK TRAVEL   But They Move Only Half Speed Past Roadhlock

Reds Resume Blockade In Berlin Lone    Delaying Tactics Employed Against U.S. And British

Russians Relax _     Now: Permit’ Vehicle Through Checkpoint he Ducen 0£12 Unk.

Soviets Slow Berlin Travel   Trains And Trucks Are Delayed By Checkup On Papers

Military Trains Stalled by Soviet  Berlin Traffic to the West Sector Delaved

SOVIETS DELAY TRUCKS, TRAIN TO RETALIATE   Move Relieved Result Of U.S. Seizure Of Building Last Week

REDS EASE BERLIN CURB ON TRAFFIC   Permit 13 Trucks An Hour To Pass Checkpoint, Slow 3 U.S. Trains

Soviets Slow Truck Travel  Into Berlin   Harassment Of Traf.fic Appears Russian Reprisal

Soviets Snarl Berlin-Bound Truck Traffic   Tie-Up Comes After Fight Over Seizure Of Building hy U. s.

Russ Squeeze Holds Up Truck and Train Traffic lo Berlin   Retaliation for U.S. Attempt to Take Rai! Building

Transportation In Berlin Again Snarled by Reds   Trains and Trucks From Western Zone Stalled by Russians

Russians Relax. ‘Slowdown’ on Travel to Berlin   Delaying Tactics Are Harassing Western’ Lines of Supply

Reds Revive Threat Of New Blockade   Halt Berlin-Bound Train, Truck Traffic From West Berlin

Russians Tie Up Berlin Truck Traffic To West Germany; Three Trains Delayed

US. Trucks At Frontier      Trains Also Are Stopped Over Papess of Three Non-Americans in Coaches   Is Not ‘Blockade’   British General Says  Slowdown Not Like Full Stoppage

Murray Leads Coe by Small Margin of Oklahoma Vole   Recount Might Be Nocessary.-Senator Thamaa Loase Out.

Enemy Losing Heavily in Men During Furious Battle Raging ‘At the Outskirts of Pohang

Association Predicts 50,000 Miners Will Be Jobless  ln faming Adanthe

Soft Coal Picture -s Not Bright One   Spreading ; Unemployment Is Feared; Gas, Oil Affect Sales

Greater Woes Seen for Coal   Joblegsness Boom, - Closi: as Anticipated

Unemployment, Production Cuts Threaten Nation’s Soft Coal Industry

Production 1s Limited And Prices High, With Other Fuels Making Inroads On te ‘

Bituminous Coal Faces Severe Cut In Business   Future Looks Bleak _ As Industry’s Cost Bites Into Profits

Greater Woes Are Foreseen in Near Future   Chain Of Mina Closings Come In Face Of Competition

Curiailed Produciion Hurt Soff Coal Indusirv: Greater Woes Seen Ahead

Unemployment Spreading in Coal Fields   Predict 50,000 Will Be Seeking Work In Few Months

Production Cuts Give Soft Coal Industry Worries   Unemployment Has Signs Of Spreading;  Mine Closings Seen

Unemployment Hike Seen In Nation’s Soft Coal; Mine Closings Predicted

Competitive Fuels Continue To Score Gains   Predicts 50,000 Miners To Be Idle In Coming Months

Soft Coal Industry. Suffering Set-Backs; More Are Foreseen   Spreading Unemployment, Chain of Mine Closings Expected to. Follow Lower Output ‘And Inroads of Competitive Gas, Fuel Oil

Widespread Unemployment, Mine Closings Foreseen   -  Nation’s Bituminous Industry

Dr.RoyKracke, MedicalCollege Head. Succumbs   Heart Attack Fatal To State Leader In Sylacauga At 10:15 Teday

Soviet Grab Is Foreseen   Exparts Predict North Korea Seizure To Forestall U.N.

Russian Grab In Korea Feared   Oriental Intrigue Is Scented in U. S.

Russ Set For Grab In Korea?   Officials Belieye Soviet Will Seize North Korea Rather Than Let UM Take It  r

Russia May Grab Off North Korea Rather Than Let U.N. Restore Peace

RUSSIANS MAY TAKE N. KOREA   Some American Officials Lock For Oven Grab Of Territory Rather Than Let U. S. Move In.

HOUR OF DECISION!  Russia and Red Chinese Soon Must Choose Course In Korea.

Believe Russia Will Take Over Northern Korea  Officials See Move As Alternative To Victory By U.N.

Informed Officials Think Russia Prepared To Grab Off North Korea

Expect Russia To Try To Gral North Korea  Washington Speculates  On What Will Happen Whhon TIT N Wine

Red Strategy Aimed Toward Korean Grab   Officials Believe Fateful Decision Awaits U. N. Leaders

7 _ COOPERATES WITH CHINESE— Belief Held That Russia ; Will Occupy North Korea

Russia May Grab — Off North Korea   Believe Kremlin Would Step In Rather Than Let U.N. Restore Peace, Unity

FEAR RUSSIAN KOREA ‘GRAB      Think North Korea Will  Be Taken Over To Balk U.N. Peace

Top Officials Think Russia Will Step In  At Borderline   Jnformants Assume That Precise Steps  Have Been Planned

THINK RUSSIA WOULD REFUSE PEACE BY U.N   Informed Officials Believe Rus. sia Would Openly Grab Off North Korea.

 Soviets, Red Chinese May Act Jointly Many U.S. Officials Believe Russia Will Openly Grab Off North Korea Before the U.N. Gefs It

Russia Plans To ‘Grab O17 North Korea  Move Will Block UEN) Aw-€ian Fa

Belief Growing Russia to Grab IN. Korea Openly   Officials Expect Chinese Reds to Cooperate In Seizure

battalion Airlitted To Front, Division  Follows By Ship   _U.S. Navy Ordered To Attack ' Military Targets In North Korea; New Defensive Line Being Formed

Fast-Rushing North Korean Tanks Pound Southward, Seizing Strategic Positions

GAS BLAST AT CUDAHY  Eight Men Escape Injury In Ex: plosion of Escaning Ganz -

Girl, 15, Kills Nagging Father  Shotgun Blast Fatal To McBrides Farmer

Congress Roused By Delays, Asks Expense Report  Moscow Warned By Acheson Against Further Aggression

REP. BENTSEN WOULD GIVE REDS ONE WEEK TO END INVASION OR SUFFER RESULT  Texan Urges A-Bomb Attack On Korea

Congress Applauds Bentsen -A-Bomb Ultimatum Speech   Sen. Johnson Urges Immediate Mobilizing Of National Guard and Paid Reservists

REF. DEN TOEN WOULD GIVE REDS ONE WEEK TO END INVASION OR SUFFER RESULT  Texan Urges A-Bomb Attack On Korea      Thousands Of TV Fans Walch Marines Board Tranmnori:

CRITICS ATTACK ADMINISTRATION ‘Atomic Ultimatum’ to Invaders Demanded

Solons Cheer  Plea for ° A-Ultimatum  Texan Asks Truman   Texan Asks Truman To Serve Notice  On Red Invaders

Over 306 Picket Plant, Keeping 8,000 Warkers From Pittsburg Mill

Explosion Toll Tentatively Placed at 2/   Antipersonnel Mines and Antitank Charges Seattered Afar

The Weather   Toll Climbs To 27 Dead In Big Blast  Probe Reveals Dynamite and Mines Exploded

MOIST AND. WARM   Dynamite And Mines Cause Blast   12 Carloads Explode Coast Guard Probe Discloses

Demolition Experts Hunt Mines Near Blast Scene  Coast Guard Investigation Shows Twelve Care af Munitiane Blaw Un At Parth Ambov

FINAL DEATH TOLL EXPECTED TO REACH 27   Live Landmines Make Stricken City Booby Tran

Inquiry Launched  in Blast Disaster   27 Presumed Dead; Injured Total 352

Senator Jenner  Here Tomorrow  Will Address Rally;. — Party Notables Due

State Party Chiefs  Join Jenner Here  _ Senator Talks Tonigh At Biq Campaign Rall

Pilots Report They Were Well Inside Korea   Resistance Fades, Freedom Bell Rings On U.N. Birthday

Report Chinese Reds Fire on U. S. Planes   Two Observation Aircraft Flying Inside North Korea Target of Guns Across Manchurian Border, Marine Pilots Contend.   UN FORCES NEAR FRONTIER

Allied Forces Are Within 30 Miles of Manchuria   Chinese Communists Reported to Have Fired on Two American Planes

Two Marine Pilots Report Incident   Guns Fire Across ‘Manchuria Line North of Korea

Chinese Communists Fire Upon Yank Planes Flying Near Manchuria Border

NEW EVIDENCE ON CRASH IN BALTIC SEA   Position of Manes Front LandIng Wheel, Found by Swedish Fishorman, Indicates Explosion Took Place in Mitir.

Flying Boat Mars Safe After SOS   Huge. Craft Ends 480 Mile Flight  es te

Flying Boat, Motors Gone,  [Lands Safely   Ends 480-Mile Race With Disaster After ‘Two Engines Conk Ou

HUGE PLANE WINS FLIGHT OVER SEA AUAINST DISASTER   Fiving Boat Caroline Mars Reaches San Francisco With Two of Her Engines Out.   DANGER OF PLUNGE INTO PACIFIC GREAT   Rescue Craft Fly Alongside Prepared to Drop Rafts— Harrowing Experience for 18 Aboard.

Mars Flight. Over Pacific On 2 Motors   "“Nerve-Tingling Arrival At West Coast Statior Meant Safety for. 15Men Who Risk Death

Mars, Largest Flying Boat, In Narrow Escape   Huce Shiv Flutters Into Port After Dramatic So.1 Enisode

Half of Mars’ Power Plants Fail Over Sea   Navy's Huge Flying Boat Yaws, Staggers 480 Miles to Shore

Navy Flying Boat, Caroline Mars, Wins Dramatic Flight Against Disaster, Lands Safely at Frisco

She Comesinon1% Engines. . .  Navy’s Giant Caroline Mars Wins Long Race Against Death

Flying Boat Limps in On  Two Engines   Disaster Stalks Manumoth Craft Over Pacific

Meat Price Freeze Isn’t in Prospect   Government And Packers  Hold General Talks

Kremlin Pits Chinese Reds Against U.S.   Nationalists Talk With Gen. McArthur On Role in Korea

Chinese Reds Move 200,000 Troops South   23 Americans Killed in Plane Crash on Korea

Symington Under Consideration as  Defense Secretary  No Date Is Schedulec For o Successor to “Gen. George Marsha!

Symington Seen  As Defense Head   Appointment May Be Far Away, Informant Says

Sv mington to  Get New Post   Reported Slated For One Held By Gen. Marshall

Miners Balk At Calls to Start Work   Walkout Continued Into Seventh Week at UMW Members Defy Lewis And Court Injtunctions

FRANCE ASKS ARMS T0 BEAT RED INVADERS   U. S. Sends 5 Supplies To Aid Forces At Saigon

Rearming Germans Stalls Conference  Parley Recesses Without Agreement

Pact Allies Still Hung On German Participation In West Europe Defense

Defense Plan For Europe  Is Elusive   Appears Snageed  On Resrmanent  Of Germany

PACT LEADERS STILL STALLED ON ARMAMENTS   French Opposition Ta Rearming Germany Halts Decision

STILL STALLED ON ARMAMENTS   French Opposition Tc Rearming Germany Halts Decision

fo Agreement Qn Arms Plan For Germany   Atlantic Pact Committee Recesses Until Today

Defense Chiefs Stull at Odds On Reich Issue   Pact Group Will Try Again Today to Agree On European Defense

Armed Germany Issue Hits Snag  Pact Defense Unit Recessas Session

Cast Announced For R.H.S. Senior Play To be Presented Friday Night. March 17

CHINESE LEADER REPORTED COOL TU RUSSIAN PROPOSAL   ‘Mao Said To Be Showine Little Interest In Leading Red Crusade

Stalin, Mao. Rift Widens   Revolution Vies With Economic Develonment

Guerrillas Post First Serious Threat to New Republic of Indonesia

ATTACK BANDOENG   Guerrillas Post First Serious Threat to New Republic of Indonesia

Soybeans   Guerrillas in Indonesia Attack Bandoeng   h Troops and Mobile Police Alerted After Rebels Take Army Headquarters and Other Building:

Call Up 3st Division For U.S. Servic:   Will Be Inducted Jon. 16 and Will Train’ at: Fort Jackson, 5.C.

GIANT LANDSLIDE CRUSHES HOUSES   PANIC HITS TOWN — IN SWEDEN AFTER FREAK ACCIDENT

BIDS ON CORDLEY   Will Be Opened By Boaré of paste Monday  Evening

BIDS ON CORDLEY   will Be Opened By Board of Education Monday Evenme

SENATE. READIES BILL TO PLAGE ECONOMIC CURBS   Vote Is Nearing On Measure To Give President Emergency Powers During. War In Korea.

Home Front Bill Is Before Senate   Form of Measure Which Would Give President Broad Emergency Powers Now Hangs in the Balance

Senate Vote Near On Control Power Bill for Truman   Agrees to Work Until Action on Bill is Finished

A nti-Inflation Bill Passage Seen Assured  But Form Uncertain Pending Action On Many Amendments

Power To Improve War Plants Given   Senate Gives Truman Hand Over Government-Owned Plants Needed for War

-SENATE FACING VOTE ON WAGE, PRICE CONTROL   Passage Certain; Exact Form Of Measure Is Yet To Be Decided

Senate Ignores  Plea of Truman  Dividing Materials Up To Commerce Dept.

Senate Approves  War Plant Powers  Blanket Authority Added to Controls

Exact Form Still in Doubt As Senate Meets   GOP Seeks To Keep Effective Control Away From Truman

Senate Starts Work On New Control Bill   Amendments From The Floor Pour In From GOP, Demos

In Controls Bill Balloting ; Senate Votes Truman Powers  To Tune Up U.S. War Plants

Senate Works On Control Bill   SERA, Be ee “ee Steg ae   Blanket Authority : Given President To Aid Plants

Senate Faces Mobilization Vote Today   Extent Of Presidential Powers at Stake With Home Front Issues

Passage Of Mobilization Bill Is Seen   Senate Faces Vote Today on Bill Which Would Give Truman  Broad Powers

Senate Gets Control Bill Vote Rolling   Material Allotment Is Dept. of Commerce Task, It Rules.

Senate Faces Vote On Plan For Controls  Form Of Authority For Truman Only  p SARE EE TX... oe

Blanket Power To Boost War Plants Voted   Continuous Session Set By Senate To fated UO S$ Eeonomy

Controls Bill May Be Altered Before Passage  ~ Exact Form of Bill Depends on Senate; House Has Approved

Bill To Insure Inflation Curb Viewed Passes   Affects Wages, Prices  Measure Before Senat Credit And Produictio

Senate Votes Today On Home Front Controls  Measure Would Give Truman Emergency Powers Over Economy

Senate O.K. Due Today On Controls   Proposed Changes Opposed By ‘Truman Expected To Lose

Blanket-PowerGiven President   Can Make Changes 1 U. S$. Owned Plants —

WAR CONTROL! BILL VOTE DUE   Measure Expected To Pas: But Form Still Hangs In The Balance

Senate Seen Passing Act For Control   Vote Slated Today, Amendments By GOP Hit By Democrats

May Give New Power To Truman   Senate Will Work.  Late Today to Vote rity Control For  Induetrial Ruildun

Senate Votes On Bill To Give HST Control Powers   Measure Intended To Curb Inflation Already Given Approval By House

Measure Intended To Curb Inflation   Control Of Wages, Prices And Rationing Included

SULONG WRITE POWERS INTO CONTROL BIL   Would Authorize Truman to Put Ceilings on Wages, Prices.

Senate To Vote On Home Front Mobilization  Passage Assured But Form of Measure Is Uncertain

Truman Giver Power Over War Plants   Senate Adds Blanket Provision in Home Front Control Bill

Truman Handed Blanket Powers   Senators Debate Mobilization Bill

BILL TO GRANT - TRUMAN POWER ON HOME FRONT   Measure Would Give the President Authority on Prices, _ Credit, Materials.

War Plants Additions Win Senate 0. K.   Truman Gets Power to Boost Sites in’ Mobilization Bill

Senate Driving For Approval of Home Front Bill   Minor Amendments Voted; Final Action Promised Tonicht

Seek to Increase Controls Power Of President   Improvement of U.S, War Plants Added To Senate Bill

seniaié Fores On Allocation Powers  Over Administration Protests, Yotes to Give Jot To Commerce Department

Mobilization Measure Goes iBefore Senate   Okay Authority To  Improve War Plants

UMW Welfare Fund's Trustees Vote To Start Pension, Death Benefits   Details Concerning Disability Payments And Med. ical And Hospital! Regulations Are Still To Be Decided By Board

Funds Begin Going Out In June   Welfare Trustees Vote To Resume Union Payments

Some Rearmament Of West Germany Supported by Ike  Military Training for - Youths Also: Needed, General Believes:

Urges UMT To Build Up American Forces Eisenhower Gives Backing To Proposals To Rearm Germanv

YS TO SUNFLOWER STATE   Lawrence High School Juntors Are ted as Delegates   TO BE HELD IN TUNE

9 LOCAL BOYS TO SUNFLOWER STATE   Lawrence 8 School Juntors Are Selected as Delegates   TO BE HELD IN JUNE

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Court Turmoil--Dissenters Gagged ‘By Prejudice

FRENCH ARMY FIGHTS BACK ~ AGAINST REDS   Communists Capture Frontier Town  Of Dongkhe

Reds Capture Outpost Town In Indo-China   French Legion and Foratrodpens i in. . Counterattack Today

Indo-China Reds Take Border Town   French Charge Reds Were Armed in Chinc

French Force Battles Reds Along Border   BY ROBERT BRANSON UP Staff Correspondent

French Troops Fight for Indo-China Outpost Town Captured by Communists

French Send  Paratroops To Outpost   Counter-Attacks Made To Retake Town On Border

Communists Capture Town ta Indo-China   French Forces Launen Coun: ter-Attacks After Border  Outpost of Dongkhe Falls

French Reporf Dongkhe Lost To Red Forces   Troops Believed From China. Area

Border Town Taken by Red: In Indo-China  Cineeretareetct Tt an   Communist Troops Armed in China, French Charge

Acheson Rouses Russia  Brings Bitter Language From   Brings Bitter Language From Angry Vishinsky

Aftack by Vishinsky Shows Hurt   Violent Soviet Reaction Betrays Probable Rift With Chinese Reds.

Acheson's Blast Seen as Telling Blow at Russians   Reds’ Counter-Attack Shows Sore Spot Hit—Experts

It Seems Acheson Got Under Russia’s Hide With This Qne   Bitterness and. Method of Reply Interest: U. S. The Most

Union Chief Lewis’ Mother Dies at 91  Suffered Fractured Hip Last September

May Reveal — Plan At News Conference   Expect President To Insist There Is No Emergency

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NOV. 15 THRU 20   Plans for County Farm Bureau Campaign Made Last Evening

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NOV. 15 THRU 20   Plans for County Farm Bu: reau Campaign Made Last Evening   TO START WITH DINNER

PACIFIC FLEET: SUB STRATEGY IS PERFECTED      ‘MacArthur To Command 7th Task Fleet If Emergency Arises

U.S. Will Build Atomie Plant  LikeOakRidge   New Works, To Be Located In Kentucky, Will Make -235

FEPC Foes May Accept ‘Package’   Senate Action Thought Definite During February

Growers Of Cotton Rap Export Cut   Leaders Claim Synthetics Given  Break By Move

 To March On Capital  Cotton Leaders Seek Ta lHave Export Curb Lifted

North Texas Hit Hard By Ice Storm   Many Towns Without Power and Telephones Highways Dangerous

Truman Slates Madison Stop  To Speak in Badger Capital on May 14

Council Studies Malik Proposal   Asks Red Ching Delegate at Talks

Red Demand Rejected By UN Couneil   Charges Of Bombing Chinese Areas Will: Be Given An Airing

GN Council To Consider Red Proposal   Mussia Wants Ally In China Sitting In On Hearing

UN Council To Discuss Red Demand   Russia Wants Red China to Sit In During Debate On  Red Accusations

Malik Demand In U.N. Monday  Seating of Chinese   Seating of Chinese Red Debate Subiect

Russian Demand To Be Discussed By U.N. Council   Involves Presence Of Red Chinese At Debate On Charges Against U.S.

Security Council To Discuss Red China Question   Malik Wins Consent For Consideration Of Communist

UN to Discuss An Invitation To Red China   Russia Wins a Point After 9-1 Defeat on U.S. Air Warfare

Soviets Plot UN Seat for Red China .  Seek Entrance By Back Door fr. Ramk Charoe

COUNCIL TO DISCUSS. RED CHINA ISSUE   Russian Delegate Renews “Demund That Delegate Be Invited to Sit In On Debate   LOSER IN LAST ROUND

PENNY PARTY TONITE FIREMEN’S HALL—8:00 P.M. SMITHFIELD VOL.-FIRE DEPT

CZECHS OUST US. NEWSMAN   Last American Reporter For AP Ordered To  Leave Prasue

CZECHS KICK OUT AMERICAN AP NEWSMAN   Oust Correspondent Who Reported Coal Mine Strike, Sabotage.

AP's Last Writer Ousted by Prague  Czechs Also Call Other Reporters

Czechoslovakia Ousts Last A. P. Correspondent   Few Remaining Allied Writers Expected to Be Expelled Soon

ThreeNewsme1 Receive Czech Accreditations   AP Representative Is Expelled; Government Policy Not ‘Hastie?’

Czechs Keep 3 Reporters   Credentials Renewed For Correspondents

Correspondent Ordered Out of Czechoslovakia  Polowetzky Is Last American AP Write:

Packers Union To Build Homes  Big Préject Planned In Chicago District

East German Police Tell Mueller Arrest  Dicann   Disappearance Of  No. 2 Communist In W. Germany Solved; Expect More Arrests

West Reich Red Purge Seen By U.S. Officials   Arrest Of No. 2 Communist In East Zone Revealed In Wake Of Kidnaping Reporis

State Financial Status Disputed   Sen. Martin Claims He Left Surplus and Not Deficit as ‘Duff Says

Congressional Roundup Senate Unanimously Passes Drait Bill Without Strings

Senate Gives Full Consent To Draft Bill   Unanimous Action Grants Extension,  No String on Power To Start Induction

Senate Approves Draft Extension   76-0 Vote Empowers President  To Call Up Guard, Reserves

SENATE OKAYS  UNANIMOUSLY STRONG DRAFT      Extension of Measure  For Year Is Passed  Quickly by Body

Draft Extended for a Full Year ‘by Senate Action   Truman Gets It Without Strings to Start Inductions

Truman Gets Year Extensior Of Draft Law   Also Has Authority To Call Guardsmen, Reserves To Duty

Draft Act Given Okay By Senate  Bill Grants Truman Direct Authority

Senate Votes Truman Year’s Extension Of Draft Act  Gives President Power To Start Teche ntinn Call Cuard And Reserves

Senators Act’ On Draft Law By 76-0 Vote   Law As Passed Removes Barriers On Truman’s — Power

WITHOUT: ‘STRINGS’ Unanimous Action of Senate Extends Draft for One Year

Congress Gives Truman Power In Draft Bill   President Can Call Reserves Guard If Needed

Senate Gives Draft Bill Unanimous:  Approval   Gives President Direct Authority To Call Out Guard  And Recerves.

Senate Unanimous  Truman Gets Year's Extension of Draft. Power to Start Inductions

SCHOOL BUDGET OF $714,106, APPROVED   It Exceeds Last Year's By $90,000; Board Reelects Shenk Chairman  trwmre Pe ?wr.mernms

SCHOOL BUDGET OF $714,106, APPROVED   It Exceeds Last Year's By $90,000; Board Reelects Shenk Chairman ©  HIRES 3 TEACHERS

[ran Repeats Its Denial of Soviet Charge   Premier Also Reports U.S. Promises to Help Equip Defensive Army

East Germany Asks Russia To Protect Soviet Zone Against U.S. Planes Dropping Bombs   Claim Incendiaries Loosed By American Aircraft On East Germany Farm Centers; Russian Attempt At Blockade Feared.

East Germans Ask Red Aid Against Bombs; New Berlin Blockade Hinted

West Views Seriously Possible Implications East Germany Accuses USAF of Dropping incendiary Bombs: Asks Russia for Protection

German Reds Protest U.S, ‘Bombings’   Appeal To Moscow May Stir Russian Bid To Blockade Berlin

Berlin Hints Air Blockade   Incendiary Bombing Charged to Yanks —

Coal-Starved States Declare Emeraencies:.   Ten Gavernors Inyoke Drastic Steps to Conserve Meaare Fuel Supplies; Shortage Continues to Slow Industry Throughout Country.

Measures To Conserve Fuel  In 10 States —   Partial Dimouts And Closing Of Schools Have Been Ordered

INDUSTRIES COMPELLED 10 SLASH FORCES  Authorities Invoke Conservation Measures to Protect

Ten States Hit By Coal Shortages   Emergency Measures Invoked To Keep Hospitals Open

District Legion Flects. Carl Ank   And Auxiliary. Méstiog _ Paterson. Acain.

Second District Elects Carl Ank Commander In Chillicothe Meeting

C.0.P. May Outwit Westchester Move   Three Rent Bills Are to Be Put on Floor at Once bv Senate Leaders

Britain Challenges Soviet Claim Germar Prisoners Sent Hom:  Would Send Group To Russia to Check  On Missing Germans

Tydings Handed ~ Verbal Assault   ‘Brazen Whitewash’ Jenner's Reply

Brazen Whitewash, He Says Of Summary Read By Marylander   DENOUNCES SENATOR AS “TRAINED SEAL”

Sen. Jenner Accuses  Tydings Of Scandalous ‘Perversion Of Truth’

Characterizes It As Most Scandalous And Brazen Whitewash Of Treasonable Conspiracy In Our History

Sen. Jenner Attacks Tydings’ Communist Probe Report  Claims Solon Conducted Most Scandalous Whitewash Of Conspiracy In History

Senate Rings With Invective For Second Day  Tydings As Author Of Great Whitewas!

Tydings Probe Held ‘Brazen’   Jenner Hits Back at Chief Of MeCarthy Inquiry

Tydings Called Administration Trained Seal’   Jenner Charges Brazen Whitewash Of McCarthy Charges .

Sen. Jenner Hits Tydings’ Probe Report   Perversion of Truth. Charge of Whitewash Hurled at Democrat

12 Men Arrested As F. B. I. Breaks Up §2.000.000 International Lottery Ring

F.B.I. Seizes 12 in Lottery   Arrests Result From Canadian Police Tip

F.B.I. Grabs 12 In World-Wide Lottery Ring   -- One Of Suspects In Gang Picked Up By Agents At Canton

DOZEN HELD IN LOTTERY RING   Picked Up In Quick Series Of Raids Throughout Country

12 Arrested In international Lottery Ring   Ohioan Held In $2.Million Canadian Tip

Dozen Arrested in Loffery Ring  $2,000, 000 Set Up Is Foiled by F.B. 1

Onslow Is Fired By White Sox  Red Corriden Named Manager Rest Of Year

Fatally Injured In Accident On : Road To Fronf   Gen. Milburn To Take Temporary Command Of Arm:

Lieut. Gen. Walker. Is Killed Almost Instantly In Collision Between His Jeeo'and Truck

Lt. Gen. Walton Walker, Eighth Army Commander ls Killed in Collision of Jeep and Truck; MacArthur Selects Ridaway As His Successor

Gen. Walker Dies In Headon Crash At Korean Front   Eighth Army Commander Killed En Route To Front To Pin Medal On Son For Bravery In Action; Maj. Gen. Frank E. Milburn ‘Acting As Temporary Commander

General Walker ls Killed When Jeep Cracks Up   Vehicle in Head on Crash With Weapons Carrier Near Front

‘Sth’s COMMANDER DIES AS HIS JEEP RUNS INTO TRUCK   General Had Planned To Decorate Son, British On Trip To Korea Front

Commander of 8th Army On Way To Front   Brilliant Field Leader Overtaken by Death Near 38th Parallel

Jeep-Truck Wreck Kills Protege of Late General Patton; Was En Route to Western Front.   HAD SAVED ARMY WITH HIS SKILLFUL DIRECTION

Jeep Crash. Is Fatal to Gen. Walker   U.S. Eighth. Army Commander Killed Instantly in Korea On Battle’s Eva

Lt. Gen. Walker Victim of Crash On Trip fo Front  Protege of Patton Dies When Korea

Dies on Way to Western Front  Kighth Army  Loses Korean  War Leader

General Walker Killed In Jeep, Truck . Collision   Dies Enroute To Western Korean Front Where Reds-Are Threatenina

Body Of Eighth Army Leader Flown To Tokyo   Aide Is Injured In Collision On Road In Korea

General Walker Killed On Way  To Front Lines   Jeep Collides Head-On With Truck; Dies Almost At Once.

—JEEP HITS TRUCK— Gen. Walker Killed; Ridgway Is Named Commander of 8th

Noted Korean War ‘Bulldog’ Dies in Crash  Head-On Collision Is Cause of Death

Leaders Shocked By Death  a  a . \ Pn    Walker Planned To Decorate His Only Son

Is Instantly Killed in Jeep Crash   Vehicle and Truck Come Together on Road to Front Lines in West Korea Area      Staff Stunned   Planned to Decorate His Only Son and British Forces He Leads -

Ridgway Is: To Head U-S. Eighth Army   Dead. Cotnmander Was: Chief. Aide To Gen. Patton

tighth Army Commander Dies In Jeep Crash   General Ridgeway Named Successor By MacArthur

Gen. Walker Dies In Crash: Headed Sth Army in Korea   Fighting General Killed When His Jeep Hits Truck

EIGHTH ARMY GENERAL DIES IN JEEP WRECK   WALTON WALKER IS VICTIM OF CRASH WITH R.O.K. TRUCK

8th Army Chief On Way To Front  To Decorate Son   MacArthur Names Gen. Ridgway New Commander of Eighth Army Soldiers on Western Front

GEN. RIDGWAY APPOINTED SUCCESSOR   Eighth Army Chief Planned To Decorate Only Son  CATAL CMACUIID   ‘Occurs On Trip To Front: Patton Protege Lauded  By MacArthur

Patton “Protege” Dies En Route To Front Lines; MacArthur Names Ridgway, Of Airborne  ame Ae Nireeaccar

COMMANDER OF 8TH ARMY KILLED WHEN — JEEP HITS TRUCK      Officer Who Led Troops Out of Chinese Trap to Make New Stand Before Seoul Fatally Hurt on Way to Western Korea Front. MacArthur Names Ridaeway New Commander. :

Yank Leader Killed as Jeep Truck Collide   Pation’s Protege On Way to Front To Decorate Son

General Walker Dies in Collision On Way to Front   Army Deputy Chief of Staff, Gen. Ridgway, Appointed Successor

Gen. Walker Dies In Jeep, Truek Crash   Eighth Army Leader's Death Almost Instant; Versions Of Accident Viffer

Jeep-Truek Collision In Korea Fatal   Blow To U.S, Fighting Forces

Commander's Car Collides With Truck   Protege Of Patton Meets Death On Way To Front From Seoul Headquarters

8th Army's Chief Almost instantly: Killed in Crash  Fighting Protege of '   Fighting Protege of Late Genera! Patton

U.S. Eighth Army Shorn Of Its Chief   General's Jeep Collides With Truck; Ridgway To Replace Him.

Storm Lashes Big State Area   Flood Damage High; One Man Is Drowning Victim

Truman Urges Cut In Death Toll For U. 5.   Accidental Rate Too High, Says President

Truman Urges Nation to Cut Accident [Rate Aid In Fight On Totalitarianism

President Cites Battle For World Freedom  Calls Accident Toll Appalling in Talk  At Safety Meeting

Truman Urges Accident Cuf   Says Industrial Safety Tied up With Nation’s Military Safety

Industrial Safety Ureed by Truman   Says Resources Should Be Used to Meet The  Totalitarianism Threat

Industrial Safety Urged by Truman  Says Resources Should   Says Resources Should Be Used to Meet The Totalitarianism Threat

TRUMAN URGES DRIVE TO REMNCE ACCIDENT RAT   Sees Industrial Losses From   Mishaps “Inexcusahle  7 And Aenaliant

Sharp Cut In Accidents At Work Needed  Truman Makes Plea   Truman Makes Plea For Reduction In Industrial Mishans

CUT IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT RATEIS URGED BY PRESIDENT   Says Resources Should Se Used For Eiaht Aganist Totnlitarianism

+ FF 4  he SR EE SER SE, GE, SE, SD, SE, Sn ie WOMEN AND CHILDREN JAM KOREAN ROADS  Weary Refugees Fleeing

WOMEN AND C "AND CHILDREN JAM (KOREAN ROADS”  Wearv Refugees Fleeinc

Judge Shields Defendant with His Robe While Jury Returns Verdict

‘Heard Reprisal Rumors  Judge’s Robes Guard Negro At Acquittal in Murder Case

Smith Virtually Slams Door on Special Session   Calion St. Louis Tax Problem Not Justified, Governor Asserts

To Call Up 23-Year-Old Registrants   Will Be Processed _ To Be Ready For Quick Delivery If Sarviesas Needed

SNOWS AGAIN aELY SPRING   Roads In Area Continue In Poor Condition Due  To Mud

lowa Farmers May Turn to Soybeans — On Record Acreage   Indications Point To Beans on Land Changed from Corn

‘Campaign Ripples That May Become ‘Swells Emerge From Headquarters

Lines Reported Holding Along Entire Front   Air Force Prevents Tanks Crossing River In Force

Big Step-Up Ir Mobilization To Be Pushec  ’ 18-Year Draft Pm .* #fs -®fF YY

Need More Men, Bradley Warns   Draft Chief Studies Calling 18-Year-Olds

Senator Wants Niagara River Treaty Put Off   Wishes to Wait Until St, Lawrence Matter Is Taken Care Off

Pact Covers  Anthracite  Coal Fields Long Chrysler  ’ Strike’s Pinch Enlt im Matenit

WAGE FREEZE IN OFFING Labor Shortage Expected  In Nation Next Summer   MEANWHILE THERE w

Wage Freeze Looms As Drop In Labor Seen   Committee System To Be Established To Check Shortages

GOVERNMENT PREPARES FOR WAGE FREEZE   Defense Manpower Director Seto Up. Nationwide System of Com- mnlttees to Study Conditions In Effort to Head Off Shortages.

$10,000,000 TO GO 10 THAILAND   U.S. Grants That Amount in Arms And Other  Ammunition

Thailand Gets American Aid   10 Millions Allowed To Fizht Red Tide

U. 5S. Grants   First Concrete: Result of Decisions .Reached-at Bangkok

Labor Party Risks New Election Over Issue Of Nationalization Of Steel   King’s Speech Promises Less Socialism On Basis Of Rusing Party's Slim Margin; Attlee Denies Security Laxness

Truman Pays Tribute   Talk of Atomic Control Is Revived in Moscow

Moscow Talk Hints Revived Atom Parleys   Diplomatic Colony Thinks New Effort May End Deadlock; Ambassador Silent

Atom Control Talk Revived In Red Capital   Kremlin Envoys Convinced New Chance to Achieve Pact ‘in the Air’

Atom Control Talk Is Revived in Russian Circles   Is Reported As Main Topic by Foreign Envoys in Moscow

News Day And Night   Regulars Take Firmer Grip On State Body As« Late Returns Come In   Persons Still Top  Man For Governor   Hamm Still Second But Distance Greater: Boozer Holds To Third

REGULARS IN ~ ALABAMA LEAD   Fight Is For Majority O1 Seats On Democratic Committee

Persons, Hamm Are Predicted Vote Opponents  May 30 Election . To Decide Outcome Of Party Fight

Sees Her Children, Hubby First Time  Delicate Operation On Eyes Watched by 1,000 Decters Over TY

By TV, 1,000 Doctors Watch Operation Which May Enable Atlanta Voman To See

ERIE BOARDS GET INDUCTION QUOTA   First Keystone Call Is Limited to 3 Centers

Local Boards In Area Have Induction And Pre-Induction Examination Quotas

Crime Probers Will Check Westmoreland  Kefauver Committee Will Look Into Wiachinatan Co. too. on Pittchurah Visit

58 Men Believed Trapped In Ship  15 Of 76 Aboard  Picked Up Alive

58 ARE TRAPPED INSUNKEN SUB   Divers Try To Find Signs Of Life Aboard British Undersea Vessel Ramnied By Tanker.

Hope Fading Fast For 58 Men Trapped On British Sub Sunk In Thames River

Crew Trapped As British CraftRammed By Tanker; Only 15 Lives Are Saved

Fear 61 Dead-in Battered Hulk of British Submarine Sunk by Tanker

INDIANA PREPARES FOR MAJOR FLOODS AS RIVERS RISE   Four Auto Collisions, Wreckers Busy On Centralia’s [ce-Coated Streets

Worst Flood Since 1943 Hits State   Wabash and White Rivers To Crest Well over Flood Stages; National Guard Alerted.

REDS DEFEATED ON CHAIN LAW   Key Workers Dratted. In Paris Crisis

Bidault Meets Crisis in France   Law Providing Terms in Prison Passes Assembly Today.

Fist-Swinging Red Deputies Are Qut-Voted   French Legislators Put Sharp Teeth In Anti-Strike Law

French Assembly Votes For Anti-Sabotaae Bill   Fist-Fighting Communists Lose in Battle Aaainst Arms From America

TAFT TO SEEK PROBE OF U6. WAR POLICIES   Declares GOP Plans to Keep Watch on Marshall in New Post.

 Taft Calls For Policy Review  ‘Marshall To Take Over Under Critical GOP Eye

Sen. Taft Calls for Review of Americar Military Policies  Makes It Clear Marshall Will Be Watched By GOP

Lahor Leader May Lose Citizenship  Two Others to Be  OS ait wi   Two Others to Be Sentenced Sometime Todav

Rumor Little Man Aboard Flying Saucer   Disc Reported To Hav Crashed In Mexico; Others Seen In Various Parts Of The Nation,

(Flying Saucers Again! Salesman Sticks to Story ‘About 23-Inch Dise Pilot

Senate Is Sharply Divided As Debate Enters Second Week On Natural Gas Bill And Effect On Consumer Prices

GAS BILL IN SHARP DEBATE   Kerr Prepares To Defend Measure Against Northerner's Attacks

U.S. To Step Up Air War In Korea Soon   More Medium Bombers  Dispatched This Week

Korean Air War Soon to Expand ‘With New Push   BY JAMES J, STREBIG Aisociated Press Aviation Bec.

Bomber Units Dispatched To Far East Zone   Arvival Of Marines Due To Help Yanks On Shortened Front

Air War In Korea Soon To Be Stepped Up   Air Force Leaders Say Planes Have Saved Beachhead

North Korean Fighters, Disguised — as Refugees, May Force Americans to Kill All in Security Belt Areas   Signs Point to Stepped Up Air War in Korea with Transfer of 8-29s

24th Division Recaptures High Ground 8 Miles Northeast Of Burning Chinju; Battle Rages 40 Milee Weeat Of Pusan   Look For Stepped-Up Air War

U. S. To Increase Air Warfare In Korean Theatre   Two More Bomber Groups Ordered To War Front

TRUMAN MAY JOIN FIGHT —  Big Battle Under Way For Control Of House

Await Moves By President In Rule Fight   Congress Committee I: Dominated By Truman Foes

Truman May Go Info House Fight  Attempt To Thwart Bid By Coalition

TRUMAN SEEKS TO CONTROL HOUSE   MAY TAKE HAND IN PARTY OPPOSITION TO RULES CHANGE

Tug-of-War On For Control of Congress Now   Showdown Is Near On Social Security And Tax on Oleo

Truman May Take Stiff Stand On Battle In House  ~ Power of Committee   Power of Committee To Block Measures Reaches Climax

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE HAND IN HOUSE BATTLE   Chief Executive Opposed To Proposed Change In Rules, Report

TRUMAN URGED TO APPLY HEAT TO LEGISLATORS   Party Leaders Expect President To Join Fight Against Coalition OF Southerners  And Republicans:

House Rule Might Slip  From Grasp Of Truman   GOP-Dixie Alliance Threatens Céntrol Of Administration

Truman May Kill O’Dwyer’s Enter House Plan to Legalize Control Scrap Sports Betting

House Control Battle Mounts   Truman Mav Join Important Struevle

A Seven-Point Japanese Treaty Proposed by U. S.   America and “Other Forces” Would Assume Security Responsibility.

Treaty Plan Proposed of Seven Points   United States Offers it as to Japan Security

U. 8. Proposes Seven-Point  Japan Treaty   Would Have American, ‘Other Forees’ Guard Japanese Security

U. S$. Proposes Seven.  Point Japanese Treaty Plan to Dozen Nations

TYDINGS CALLS FOR ACTION ON UM TRAINING   Says Now Is Time To Act While Need Is Still] Apparent ‘

Fanatical Chinese Jab: Shrinking Force Anew   Gls Beat Off Fee In Hand-To-Hand Battle: Warshins Shell Red Positions

Roosevelt Clan Gathers to «See Favorite Grandson Wed   SANTA MONICA. Calif——(UP)—-The whole Roose: velt clan gathered today to watch the late president’s favorite grandson take a prettv dark-haired bride.

FRANCE TO PROPOSE A EUROPEAN ARMY   Cabinet Dodges Approval of In corporating Germans into Fighting Foree.

U. S. Preparing To Start Anti-Rec Drive In Far East  Top Officials Claim Uphill Fight Looms

FORESEE LONG FIGHT TO HALT RED EXPANSION   Key Congressmen To Get Look At Jessup’s Report Monday

U.S. About Ready to Launch Anti-Red Aid Program in Southeast Asia Areas

Key Solons fo See Plan      Uphill Figh to Block ane Is Predicted

U.S. to Launch Anti-Red Aid  Program for Asia   Officials Foresee Long Uphill Fight To Halt Soviet Tide

Uncle Sam Is Almost Ready To Open Drive   Leaders Believe Time Is Ripe To Bock Up Promises

U. §. Ready To Launch Progran In East Asia   Anti - Communistic Drive Planned By llncle Sam

Strike Keeps Hammering at Battered U. S. Economy   Coal Shortage Gives lowa Pupils a Vacation

Schools in Three lowa Towns Closec By Lack of Coal  Ames Short as Railroad Takes  anal at ira

Truman Says Tax Bill OK   Speedy Approval By Both House’ Is Anticipated

Snpeete Tax Measure  Wins Okay   Truman ’Phones Doughton To Give Full Approval

Soviets Coach No. Koreans,  U. S. Charges  10 To 15 Officers With One Unit

Russian Officers With Korean Reds  U. S. Gets ‘Definite’ Proof of Presence

12 Violent Deaths In State Over Week End   Seven Traffic Fatalities, Two Killed By Trains

Accidental Ohio Deaths Hit New Peak   24 Die Over Week End; Traffic Toll Take 17 Lives

18 Violent Deaths in Ohio Over Week End   13 Killed In Traffic Accidents, Three Drown

13 Killed In Ohio Accidents  Week end Toll Includes Seven Traffic Deaths

18 Violent Deaths in Ohio Over Week End  Traffic Claims   Traffic Claims 13 Lives; 2 Die In Plane Crach

ae MAY AGAIN DISPLAY ‘SUNDAY MANNERS’  With V-K Day Near, Yankees Warned Not To Feel Comfortable About Reds

Dixie Backs Bing, Insists Rift Is Myth   Housekeeper Denies Mrs. Crosby Home

Discharged Worker Admits Murdering Elderly Woman on Streamliner Pullmar

Drunk Kills Woman, 70, In Pullman   Miss Ada C. Park of Grinnell, la., Choked In Her Berth.

Woman Killed In Pullman Bed By Ex-Railman   Youth Confesses To Police After Claiming He Fought Slayer

Confesses Siaying In Rape Attempt   Ex-Railroader Says He Was Intoxicated

Big Inch  Line Blows  Noble County Farm   Noble County Farm Buildings Damaged

BiG INCH BLAST WRECKS HOME NEAR CALDWELL   ' Farm Buildings ‘Ave Destroyed;

Russia Does Not Like Way UN Is Acting   Dulles Declares Reds Are Worried Over Powe World Demonstrated  In Korean War

Dulles Declares Russians Seek To Keep UN Weak   U. S. Delegate To U. N. Says This Country Is Always Willing To Negotiate With Soviets

Dulles Asserts U.S. Is Willing To Talk Peace   Vishinsky ‘Get Tough’ Slap Held Designed To Weaken Both U.S..ULN.,

RUSSIA WANTS WEAKENED UN, DULLES SAYS   Objections To Security Plans Are A Screen Aggression, He Adds

Soviet Aim To Hurt U. S. U. N.-Dulles   Delegate Claims Talks Useless

Dulles Dubious Of Red Motive   American Asserts Russia ye Ge Bees Ee egy

‘ANOTHER FALSE REPORT’ ‘Der Bingle’ And Wife Deny Rumor Of Trouble

Crosbys. Have Their Battles But...  Wife Dixie Still in Love With Bing, She Tells Public

Malik Uses Veto To Block U.S. On Chinese Proposal   “Action Postponed On Explosive Formosa Problem  Pending Action By Big 3 Ministers

Council Delays Formosa Action   Await Decision by Big Three Ministers

Hartley, Co-author of theT-H Law Says Lewis Lacks Responsibilityto the American People

FOUR AUTO WRECKS   Eight Cars Damaged in Collisions; Two Minor Injuries

awe ewe FE See ee  Eight Cars Damaged in Collisions; Two Minor Injuries «

1st Foot Soldier Killed in Korea  Newsman Describes   Newsman Describes Battle with Tanks

Blond Doughboy Is First US Foot Soldier To Die In Korean Conflict

First U. 5. Infantrymar Killed by Reds After 2 Hours of Combat   Bazooka Ammunition Man Shot Through Heart From Enemy Tanks Near Suwon

First American Dies In Battle With S. Korea   Blond Young Doughboy _ Shot As Trapped Infantrymen Battle Tanks

FIRST U.S. FOOT SOL DIER SLAIN Red Tank Fire Kills Yank Bazooka Man

State Will Not Ask Death In Mercy Trial   Expects To Complete Jury Selection In Today's Session

WILL NOT ASK DEATH PENALTY FOR PHYSICIAN   Agreement Reached, Says Prosecutor In Mercy  Killng Trial

All-Male Jury Seated in “Mercy Slaying’  State Won’t Ask Death For Dr. Sander

HANGING NOT TO BE ASKED INN. TRIAL   Prosecution Not to Ask for Life of Doctor in “Mercy Slaying” Case.

Not To Ask For Death Penalty  For Physician   Extreme Punishment Not To Be Sought In Murder Hearine

One and Three-Quarters Million Cars To Jam Highways Over Memorial Day

Fail to-Get Union Blast Plot Clews  Question Watchman After Kidnap Hoax

Ohio's Law Enforcement ‘Agents to Help  { Bépesnau Manel   Attorney General Offers Assistance Te lavestigators

Governor To Help Ohio’s Crime Probe  Gives Promise Of Full Cooperation

—CANADIAN SECT PROBED— New Violence Flares As Peace Pledge Is Broken

ALTOONA MEN GIVEN NOTICE QF INDUCTION   Forms Mailed by Draft Board 33 Under Orders to Furnish 29 Inductees.

BEDFORD BOARD SENDS MEN FOR DRAFT EXAMS   Neighboring County’s Initial Delegation of Selectees Numbers 38 Youths.

24th Division Men Striving to Halt Drive   South Koreans Trap, Annihilate Two Battalions in North

‘50 Employment  Seen Reaching All- Time Mark  cr... ee tr CE   Economic. Signs {Indicate Record, —U. S.-Unit Says   Shortaaes Seen

EXPECT ’50 EMPLOYMENT TO BE HIGHEST   Economic Signs Point to Record, U. S. Unit Says

3000 Gas Station Operators Go on Strike in New Jersey   Lock Up Pumps in Frotest Against Price War  0600 000 Drivere Stranded

‘Something Snapped’ Dr. Sander Declares  Testifies He Believed Mrs. Borroto Dead At Time Of Air Injection

AR INJECTION  BY DR, SANDER:   ~Stated-He- Believed Woman Was Dead Before Iniection

Brothers Founded Famed Institution; Dies at Sarasota, Florida, at Age of 77

Parley Aimed At Creating New Defense Program   Only the Closest Advisers Remained In Meeting Room

Coal Miners With Arsenal Defy Pickets   Other Nonunion Mines With Fewer Guns, Forced to Close

Guns,Tear Gas Standard Equipment ForNon-Union Men Defying Pickets

Non-Union Coal Miners Armed   Brookville Miners Dig Coal Despite Threats Of Pickets

NON-STRIKING MINERS CARRY ARMS TO PITS   Weapons Used As Protection From  Bands Of Pickets

Europe's Top Figure Skater Chooses Freedom in Britain Rather Than Return to His Native Hungary

Fourth American Linked to Soviet Spy Ring Seized   New York, July 18. (AP)—The fourth American llegedly linked to Russia’s Klaus Fuchs atom spy ring vas seized at his home here Jast nicht by the FBI.

ESPIONAGE CASE ARREST IS MADE   New York Jeweler Jailed On Charge Of Helping Steal Atomic Secrets.

Engineer Linked to Fuchs Ring   New Yorker Arrested As Recruiter for Espionage Network

Fourth American Nabbed As A-Spy   New Yorker Seized At His Home in N. Y. By Agents of FBI

FEDERAL AGENTS NAB FOURTH MAN AS SOVIET SPY   NEW YORK ENGINEER TERMED RECRUITER FOR RED ESPIONAGE

Fourth American Linked To Spy Ring Of Dr. Klaus Fuchs   Kent Behind Bars

Arrest Engineer In Fuchs Case  FBI Jails Fourth Spv Rina Suspect

Fourth Americar Linked With Red Spy Ring   New York Man Seized in Atom Secrets Case

FBI Agents Nab        th dein      Engineer Rosenberg  Arrested in His Home as One of Fuch’s Ring

Nab Engineer in Atom Conspiracy   Julius Rosenberg, 32, Arrested at New York Last Night as Fourth American Linked to Fuchs Case

Fourth American Seized by FBI in Atom Spy Ring   Julius Rosenberg, 32, Called Important Link To Soviet Espionage

Fourth Member Of Fuchs Ring Seized By FBI   32-Year-Old Father Of 2 Children Taken At Home Last Night

ANOTHER HELD IN FUCHS CASE   Julius Rosenberg, Engi. neer, Is Arrested In New York

ARREST 41H AMERICAN IN SPY CHASE   Julius Rosenberg Seized  - by FBI in New York, Accused of Recruiting for Russian Spies.

Arrest Another Man Linked fo Atom om Spy Ring  ahhe Po inmece mie ee

Arrest of New Suspect in Red Spy Plot Made   American Involved in Klaus Fuchs Case Held; Hoover Says Man Is Important in Spy Ring

Nab Engineer As Direct Aid To Masterminc  , a) ee oe eee ee ee    Claim He's Linked To Dr. Klaus Fuchs

Engineer Seized As 4th Link In Atom Spy Ring   FBI Arrests New Yorker; Klaus Fuchs Aide

4th Alleged Atom Spy Is Held   Julius Rosenberg Is __. A Being Link In Ring Furnishing ‘ Saepat Data ta Ruccia

Engineer Held As Atomic Spy Ring Member .  Fourth American Arrested by. FBI As Russian Agent

ATH SPY-RING SUSPECT HELD   FBI Nabs Man Who Recruited Greenglass To Dr. Fuchs’ Crew.

F -B.L. Holds Fourth Man As Ati wi   Engineer Linked ° With Fuchs Seized At New York Hames

Fourth Member Of Atom Spy Ring Arrested   FBI Says Engineer Recruited Army Man To Aid In Conspiracy

Nab Fourth Spy Suspect In Atom Ring   New Yorker Arrested by  FBI, Labelled Payoff Agent For Others

FBI Seizes Man Alleged Member Of Red Spy Ring   Fourth Arrest Made In Connection With Fuchs Snving Case

Another Spy Linked with Fuchs Seized  Julius Rosenberg Ie Hold in lien   Julius Rosenberg Is Held in Lieu OF $100.000 Bail

Engineer Linked To Fuchs  Fourth American Held As Atomic Secrets Spy

Fuchs Spy Ring Arrest Made  Fourth Man Charged With Aiding Russie

Fourth American Linked to Soviet Spy Ring Siezed   He Is 32-Year-Old Julius Rosenberg, NY Engineer Father of 2 Children

32-YEAR-OLD NEW YORKER ACCUSED   Engineer Arraigned, Held Under $100,000 Bail  HOOVER      States Julius Rosenberg Important In Russian Espionage Setup

Fourth American Seized in Spy Ring   RosenhergLinkedAllegedly to Klaus Fucha; Is Held in Bail

Lawmen Get Bills To Aid U.S. Schools  Committee Tackles -One Of Thorniest _. Issues Facing Body.

North Dakota Is Battered By Blizzard   Some Other Parts Of Country Report Record Warm Spell

Blizzard Lashes Dakotas As Heat Continues in East   Traffic, Planes Halted In North Dakota As Storm Moves To Northeast

North Dakota Eit by Wors: Blizeard in Years; Only 6 Miles of Road Left Open

Blizzard Hits North Dakota   Residents Warned Of Deep Snows, Sub-Zero  Temperatures

Blizzard Lashes Northwest; Mercury Soars to Records in Central Area

Southern Winds Give St. Louis 72 Degrees; BaltiMore 73, Philadelphia 63 As June Enters January

SCIENTISTS PUZZLED Thousands--Cr MiiiionsOf Starlings Invade City

Government Checks Ready For Veteran:   Delivery Starts Monday: Some Sixteen Millior Policy-Halders Are Te Receive Benefits

Vets to Receive Checks Monday   First Payments to Be Made on Insurance by U.S. Government.

Mass Writing Of Gl Insurance Checks Is Started Today   Over $2 Billion In Dividends To Be Paid Out

Heavy Load Awaits Mailman Monday  MASS WRITING OF DIVIDENDS STARTS

Map Vets’ Payoff Pian   Dividend Check Writing Starts In Washington

Vets To Get Dividends From Insurance  First Checks To Be Put Into Mails ~ Monday Mornina

"SX WVeaewerFr?T?T Ff: ef f+ @  Total Bank Denseite   Gl Insurance Checks to Vets By Next Week

Speed Bill For Control On Reds   Concentration Camp Provision Planned

SCHUMAN PLA TO POOL COAL, STEEL PASSED   European Socialists Ap. prove Scheme, Attach Seven Conditions

$40,000 BOND FREES DOCTOR   Convicted Murderer Rei  paanen While Appeal Is Pending.

Heavy Attacks by Allied Cratt Made at Inchon   ‘Superficial Damage’ to 3 U. S. Destroyers: Is. Admitted by Navy

Reds Claim Seven Craft Sunk in Drive   Korea's Weast Coast Blasted by Carriers; Land Forces Gain

Landing Attempt Hinted in Attack  On Inchon Sector Land Areas Quiet  During Two Days Of Naval Action

School Teacher Held In Raleigh Jail On Kidnap Charae As 17-Year-Old Missing Girl Returns Home   ‘Karced Toa Marry’

Activities Of Red Cross  Qn Increase   Executive Committee in Meeting Thursday Night Hears Reports on _ Increases Due to Korea.

88 Per Cent Of Red Cross Goal Reached   Rush County Chapter Still  - Has Insufficient Funds To Establish Blood Typing Program.

LOVE TANGLE ENTERS PLOT TO PLANT BOMB   Authorities to File 16 Charges Against Air Engineer

Time Bomb Dad Denies Love Plot   Says Insurance Only Aim in Bizarre Case

U.S. Orders Fag Firms End False Ads   FTC Rules Leading Cigarets Contain ‘Nicotine, Irritants’

Cigaret Ads Called False   Cease, Desist Orders Issued By US Group

Fire Flies on. Fag Smoke Ad  - FTC Blasts Camels, Old Golds’ Claims:

Cigarette Companies Are Ordered by FTC to Stop False Advertising

MAKET DEMAND © SHARPENS AT NOON   Republic Steel, GM Advance Briskly As Others Tag Along

"ROUND THE BUCKEYE STATE   Losses In Snow Storm Estimated $50,000,000

WAY IS PAVED TO AGAIN START WELFARE CHECK   Lewis Meets With Trustees to Get Payments Started

7  Miners’ Benefits To Be Resumed   Multi-million Fund Expected to Start Activity Soon.

Police Nab$2,400,000 Dope Cache   Arrest Two Men In New York; Part Of Cache Seized [In Telephone Booth Of Hotel

Narcotics Cache Taken by Agents  Two Men Arrested In ‘Dope’ Case

$2,400,000 Cache Of Dope Is Seized   Two Men Arrested And Linked With A Rina Being Trailed Since November

Narcotics Cache Seized in N. Y.   Valued at $2,400,000; Agents Capture 2 Men

Rumor April 17 Special Session Of Legislature   Reliable Reports Say Several Items Ta Be Taken Up

NEW BOOST T0 _ SOCIALISM IN KING'S SPEECH   To Nationalize Sugar Industry Tighten Controls, Push Rearminga.

King George Opens New Session — of Parliament, Lists Labor ‘Aims

Great Britain Will Impose — More Controls   King Announces . Labor Gov't. Moves Ear Natanalzatian

Parliament Opens; Peace Is Theme   King Diseloses Type of Legislation to Be Presented

King Opens Nei British Parliament. With Pledge That Ministers Will Strive To Avoid War Through Rearmament

Churchill a Critic As British King Opens Parliament   Scores Program of Labor Government And Lauds Help  Given by the U. $.

King Convenes British House   New Socialization Measures Asked For By Labor Gov't.

King George Pledges Rearmament fo Avoid Wat in Sneech Onenina Latest Parliament Session:

FAKE UNIFORMS WERE SEIZED: DURING RAID   Purple Gang Mobster ts Being Hunted . te Nartharn Ohia

Fingerprint Is Clue in Missouri Murder   Candy Jar May Help to Solve Crime.

Britain Hopes fo Have Practical Atomic Power Plant Operating in Five Years

MURRAY FLAYS LEFT-WINGERS:  IN ClO SETUP   leader Of Union Determined To __ =Beal Tan fraune

Labor Regime Calls It Duty To ‘Carry On’   Attlee Informs King As Conservatives Counter ‘How Lona?

LABOR CABINET VOTES TODAY TO “CARRY ON’   So Decide Despite the PaperThin Parliamentary Majority   SEE A NEW ELECTION

DECISION IS REACHED iT SESSION TODAY   Yesterday's Election Gives Labot Party Paper-Thin Parllamentary Majority — Sxtensive HeshuilIng of Cabinet Pxpected. es

Churchill Group Asks: “How Long?’   Only 2 Votes Separate Factions

Little Girl Named Dollar Makes 10 Per Cent Investment in Herself

Senator Says Rhee Sought Weapons Seven Months Before Red Invasion

Knowland States Korean’s:Asked Aid 7 Months Ago   Solon Says Plea for Arm “Came From President Of South Korean Republic

Armed Troops Stand on Alert At Alaska Base   Helmeted Soldiers Promise ‘Hell of a Fight” if Need Be

AMERICAN TROOPS IN ALASKA BASES PLACED ON ALERT   HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED POSITIONS TO TAKE IN CASE OF EMERGECY

Alaska Troops AlertedAgainst Sneak Attack  Additional Troops To Augment Bases At 11.S. Onutnosts

Ready for a Scrap Gen. Twining Still on Duty; (Alaskan Command on Alert

Artillery Pounds Foe; ‘Battered 24th Division ‘Gets Reinforcements

Reds Hit Western. Flank of U.S. Line   Crack Division Shells Red Forces To Pave Way for Expected Attack

First Cavalry Swings Into Battle Line To Reinforce 24th Division   Guerillas And Communists Swing Wide In Attempt To Turn Western End Of U. S. Line.

Reds Again Try To Envelope Western Front  Americans and South Koreans  i: I ei

Fresh Troops Sent Into Taejon Area; Reds Hammer Flank   Yank-Korean Column Retakes East Coast City after Navy Guns Drive Out Defenders

Moves Into Front Line Positions To Back Up 25th   Counter-Attack Appears In Makina

Fresh Troops Move To Front Lines; American Counter Drive Is Seen

May Signal Major Drive Building Up   Famed ‘Liberatora Of Manila’ Reported Ready For Slugfest

First Cavalry Opens Fire in  Aiding 24th   Moves to Front Four Days After Fast Coast Landing

KOREAN REDS BOMBARDED IN ~NEW ATTACK   Indications Are That Americans Are Making Ready for Counter-offensive.

Push Organization of Civil Defense   Should Complete State Set-up in 6 Months.

Copper Sales lo Chinese      Sales Legal, Say Firms Involved; Rules Tiahtened -

ELABORATE DEALS CLAIMED LEGAL  Chinese Reds ‘Outsmarted’ U.S. To Get Copper, Solons Learn

Copper Shipments bag China ‘Revealed   More Than 3 and Half Million Pounds Shuttled Around World; How Reds Got War Materials Being Investigated,

Japan’s Copper Sent Around  World to China   Senate Group Is Told How War-Vital Metal Got Into Reds’ Hands

Probers Hear About Trade To Red Chine  O’Conor Says Commu nists Qutsmarted U. S. OFsfietale

THE SCORE ON U. S. DEFENSE  New Type of Soviet Aggression  Finds U.S. War Strength at Low Ebb

War in Korea Now Is in Final Phases   Carrier Planes Hit Fast-Disappearing Communist Targets

Few of Enemy Expected to Make Escape   Allies Hold Hanpo, Gateway to North— War Appears to Be In Its Final Phases

20,000 REDS ARE TRAPPED   Yank Troops Take Kum chon On Approaches To Pyongyang

KUMCHON IS SEIZED BY U.S. TROOPS   Korean Communist Capital Falls After Roaring Battle on Southeast Approaches to Pyongyang.   CARRIER PLANES RAKE TARGETS   Few Reports on Ground Action But Korean War Apparently Is in Its Final Phases.

Yanks Push Eight Miles Past Key Point On Highway to Pyongyang   No Report Given On Fleet Attack   Allied Carrier Planes Rake Fast-Vanishing Nerth Korean Targets

Yankees Slam Lid on 20,00€ Reds in Trap   Gis Seize Kumehon in Roaring Battls, Push on Morthward

U.S. Soldiers In Kumchon; Reds Trapped   20,000 North Koreans Are Caught in Allied Trap After Battle on  Approaches to Pvonevange.

City Falls as Yanks Stab 8 Miles More   9 Enemy. Tanks Knocked Out on’ Road to Pyongyang

Yank Trap Snaps On 20,000 Reds   Main Escape Route To North Blocked.

Allies Press Toward Foe's Capital City   Kumehon Falls; Planes Batter Enemy Targets

Trap Is Closed On 20,000 Reds   Naval Bombardment Remains Mystery

Fall of Kumchon Chief News From _ Korean War That ' Appears Near End

No. Korean Rail Center Is Captured   ‘Mighty Mo, Allied Craft Blast Ports; Commandos Active

U. S. First Cavalry Clamps Lid On Reds; Planes Rake Coasts   Coptured Communications Hub Is Eleven Miles North Of Parallel — Carrier Aircraft Strike Targets On Korea’s East. West Shores

Korean War Seen In Final Stages As Action Dwindle:   Cavalry Captures Kumchon, 70 Miles From Red Capital

War in Korea Now Is in Final Phases  Pmrvriar Dilanae WH   Carrier Planes Hit Fast-Disappearing Communist Targets

War Entering Final Stages      Allied Drive on Pyongyang Bottles Up Enemy At Narrow Waist of Korean Peninsula

U.S. TROOPS SEIZE KUMCHON IN DRIVE ON REDS’ CAPITAL   Allied Fleet’s Carrier Planes Blast Enemy Targets Throughout North Korea; Observers Believe War Is In Final P hases.

Yanks 65 Miles From  Red Capital   Planes Hit East and West Coast Targets

Roaring Battle On Approaches To Capital City  No Further Word On Bia Task Group

Yanks Spring Trap on 20,000 With Capture of Kumchor   U. N. Leaders Believe War in Korea Is in Its Final Phases. :

Gls Ram Lid On 20,000 Trapped Reds   Seize Kumchon In Fierce Battle Nearing Pyongyan¢

Yanks Take Kumchow tr Hot Battle  20,000 Trapped at Approaches to Red Capital

TRAP TIGHTENED ‘IN 20,000 REDS AS DRIVE CAINS   Troops Seize Kumchon In Roaring Battle On Southeastern Approaches Of Communist Canjtal.

Seize Kumchon, City Southeast Of Pyongyang      No Further Word From Big Task Group Led By Battleship Missouri

20,000 Reds Believed To Be Trapped   Battle Still Rages On SE Approaches To Pyongyang, Red Korean Capital

Allies Hold Reds’ Main Road North   Trap Is Closed , On 20,000 Reds In North Korea

Kumchon. Is Seized By Yanks   Town Near Capital Of Red Korea Taken As 20,000 Reds Are Trapped

American Troops Seize Kumchon In Roaring Fight  Ram Steel el Lid Over Estimated 20, 000  sd) tg Oe A

Kumehon Is Seized By U. S. Troops  20,000 Reds Trapped In Roaring Battle  Pa es Se ae

Kumchon Falls To U. S. Troops In Blazing Fight   20,000 Reds Trappec On Road to Capital: Supply Line Cut

Close Trap on  20,000 Reds   Progress Indicates War in Final Phase

Trap Closed On Reds Defending Road To Capital   First Cavalry Takes Kumchon Warships, Planes Plaster Both Coasts Of North Korea

Big Battle on Approaches to Pyongyang   Ram Steel Lid Over 20,000 Trapped Reds; UN Planes Busy

20,000 Reds Are Trapped  U. S. Troops Take Kumchon To Cut OFf Retreat.

John L. Lewi: Served With Summons in  Ohio County   Petition Is in Connection With $1,500,000 Suit Against Lewis. UM

John L. Lewis Served. Summons as Train Goes Thru Defiance County

Senate Hits “One-Armed Bandits   Votes to Outlaw Interstate Shipment of Slot Machines

‘Big Mo’ Dress Rehearsal Due   Operation Slated To Occur Tuesday

NAVY MAKING NEW PLANS TO. FLOAT BiG “M0   Big) Dress Rehearsal ‘Tomorraw Aimed at) Floating Battleship Stuck in: Mud Siace dan, 17.

Navy Straining To Float Missouri  ‘Dress Rehearsal’ Called for Tuesday

Ferguson To Oppose Taft  In Senatorial Contest  MAYOR RHODES   Swamped By Better Than Two To One; Governor Piles Up Huge Margin

Lausche Heavy Winner In Dem Governor Vote   Qhio’s Auditor Outruns 6 Rival: To Take Top Spot; Treasurer Easy G.O.P. Governor Winner

Favorites Win In Buckeye Primary Races   Ebright, Lausche, Ferguson Roll Up Large Margins

Auditor To Face Taft  In Autumn   Lausche Rivals Are Swamped: ‘Mr. GOP’ Polls Highest Total

Lausche Choice of Democrats   Taft Given Complimentary Vote of 350,215

Lausche Easy Winner In Democratic Bid   Ebright Bests Foe Easily; Mayor DiSalle Beaten By 52,000

Gov. Lausche Is Nominated  By Big Vote   Unopposed Taft Pulls 442,595

Woman, 86, Lost ) Days, Found  Gladwin Boys Rescue Weak, Hungry Victim

Connors Take Contest Lead  Seventh Family Enters Southern Illinois Tesi

SUFFERS A BACK INJURY  William Wheeler Involved in Car tBerident Veaterday

Communists Continue Buildup for Offensive South of 38th Parallel

Forces Recently Evacuated From Beachhead Join 8th Army Under Unified Command, Reds Drive to Within 28 Miles of Korean Capital

10th Corps, 8th Army Unite To Meet. - New Red Offensive   To Defend Area South of Seoul

8th Army and 10th Corps Link Up for New Stand Against Drive by Reds   American Forces Evacuated From Hungnam Beachhead In Northeast Korea In Massive Amphibious Operation.

U.S. Sets Defenses  At Seoul  Evacuated Unit   Evacuated Unit Joins 8th Army

Sth Army, 10th Corps  oi oin Forces   Communists Push Massive Buildup For Big Offense

UN Units Forge Line From Coast to Coast   _ Eighth-Army, Tenth Corps’ Brace for New Red Attacks

—ATTACKS— Evacuated  Units Link In South   CHINESE MOVE NEARER SEOUL

Combined UN Forces Brace To Meet Reds   Chinese Communists Spearhead Drive Toward Scoul

JOINT FORGES FORGING LINE ACROSS KOREE   UN Troops Dig Defense South of Parallel! to Meet  Chinece Arvanre

Veterans of Beachhead Join Eighth   Chinese 28 Miles from Seoul; Peiping Aims Warning at Yanks.

U, S. 10TH CORPS L INKS UP WITH U.S, OTH ARMY   Form New ‘Defense Line Defending South Korea

Allies Alerted Against Major Red Offensive   U. S. Troops Merge Into 250,000-Man Line Across South Korea

Tenth Corps, 8th Army Join As Reds Stab At South Korean Capital   All Of 105,000 Troops Magnificently Evacuated From Hungnam To Join Fighting Defenders.

Two Groups Are Braced To Meet Foe   Reds Moving In Three-Pronged Advance Into Kaesong; Also Other Forces Only 28 Miles From Scuth Korean Capital   105,000 TROOPS  SAFELY EVACUATED

Traffic Experts Fear July 4 Tell  To be Worst Yet  Texas Expects 36 Persons to be VilleA

0 ees  Four-Day Week End No Holiday For Deoth July Fourth Drivers Warned Of Probable High Traffic Death Toll

lowa Growth Centers In Urban Areas   69 Counties Lose, but 30 Others More Than Make Up Difference.

Coal Talks Resume After New Quarrel Snags Early Meet   Southern Operators Return To Session Afte: Losing Court Fight For Separate Talks; Little Progress Reported At Parley

RESUME TALK ~ AFTER ‘BRIEF INTERRUPTION   Southern Operators In Walkout: Later Return To Sessions

Parleys Resume  On Coa   Little Progress tndicated As Strike’s Effects Hit Horder

Mine Parleys Lag, Warn of ‘Terrible Economic Effects   ‘No Progress,’ Reports Operator Love At End of First Day’s Talks Marked  By 214-Hour Walkout by Southerners; Truman Aide Sees Industrial Paralysis

Coal Peace Talks Begin; Southerners Walk Out, Return   Conference Recesses for Night After Discussing ‘Coal Economics’

New Quarrel Snags Coal Peace Talks   Violence Flares In Harlan Mine Strike Wednesdav

Walkout Hinder Talks For Two And Half hours  Demoralization Of — Economy Threatens — Cave MET Advieas. .

Coal Talks Make Little Progress   Three Left Wing Unions Expelled From C. 1.0.

No Progress Indicated — Tn New Coal Peace Talks  Dixie Operators Return After Early Walkout  Over Procedure

Acheson Hedges on Alger Hiss   Now Says He “Doesn’t Condone”’ Offenses of His Friend.

Attlee Names  New Cabinet  Will Mastermind Coming Battle   Acheson Testifies Over Security

Acheson — Questioned About Hiss  Statement   Does Not Condone Offenses of Which Friend Convicted, He Tells Senators

No Communists In State Department Acheson Testifies   Declares He Never Knowingly Would Tolerate Disloyalty

Acheson Says He Does Not Condone Offenses Hiss Found Guilty For   Discussion Of Acheson-Hiss Relations Comes Out In Hearing Before Senate Committee On Reaquest For State Department Funds

Acheson Says He Does Not Condone Offenses of Hiss   ‘Denies Challenging Court ‘ Action In Conviction OF Friend For Perjury

Home Guard May Get Role In Pa.  Civil Defense Duff Tells Gap Meeting Guard Would Step In If PNG Is Called By Govt.

ATOM ENERGY BOARD CALLS URGENT MEET   Decision on H-Bomb May Be Discussed At Parley

Urgent Joint Meeting Of 2 Panels Called  Talk First Between Atomic Advisers

Hint Decision Near at Hand On H-Bomb   Congress A-Energy Committee Convenes Today for Report by Lilienthal and AEC

Tennessee Looks At Baby Adopting   . Hollywood Stars a Hollyy About Agency

REPORT OF BABY MARKET PROBED   Film Star Dick Powell Asks To Tell About It—Sale Of Infants Alleged.

Tibet Reported to Have Fallen Under Red China Pressure  Will Send Delegation To Peiping to Accept Communist Authority

Full Account Of ‘Amerasia’ Case Pledged   Tydings Promises Spotlight in Midst Of ‘Fixing’ Charces

Tydings To Tell Full Story Of Amerasia Case, He Reveals   Promises Details At End Of Probe

Full Amerasia Data Promised  By Tydings   Says He Will Tell All When Probe Is Completed

TYDINGSPLEDEES FULL REPORT ON AMERASIA CASE   Senator To Reveal Details After Committee: Com-

Legislators To Get “Full And Complete” Details Of Mystery   Senate Must Decide If Sex Perversion In Government Is To Be Probed With Commies.

Sen. Tydings Tells Uneasy Legislators Full Report to Be Made in Amerasia Case

3 NO. KOREAN DIVISIONS PROBE NAKTONG RIVER LINE: BIG BATTLE NEAR

Big Push Stalled But Momentarily   Communists Make Exploratory Stab Across River Defense Line

PANKS ATTACK DN LINE WEsT (F BEACHHEAD   U. §. 25th Division Battling Three Red Divisions to Hold Position.

600 North Koreans  Are Killed   Other North Koreans Massed On River Line For A New Full Offensive

600 Reds Are Killed, Big Push Halted   Marines See First Action as Patrol Overruns Position

Temperatures   , Yanks Kill 600 Koreans ? As Enemy Columns Hammer River Barrier

Big Push On Supply Port Building Up   Yank Counter-Attacks Keep Foe Off Balance in Southern Sector

REDS’ BIG PUSH ON PUSAN FRONT IS STILL TO COME   Counter Offensive American Patrols Still Enemy Advance; U.S. 25th Reinf orces South Sectors As Reds Consolidate Forces For Drive.

MacArthur’s Headquarters In Midnight (Saturday) Commun. ique Reveals 600 Communists Have Been Killed In Battle   25TH DIVISION FIGHTS IN ONE MAIN SECTOR

SOUTH COAST OF KOREA Is BATTLE SCENE   Both Sides Reported to Have Tanks Ready for Crucial Struggle,  BULLETIN

Kill 600 Communists on Approaches to Pusan As Enemy Hammers at Naktong River line in Preparation for Renewed Full Scale Drive

Enemy Attacks Southern End Of honing Rive  U. S. Forces Manning   U. S. Forces Manning No Retreat Line . Alerted for Action

Red Divisions Massing Along Naktona River   Americans Aili 600 Commun: ists on Western Approaches to Vital Korean Port City

REDS GET FEW TROOPS OVER NAKTONG RIVER   Mass Troops for Expected Full Scale Attack

1th Division Batfles Pressure On Allied Line  es Get First  Te ate of Action ow £6. 2. taf,

Pravda Charges War. Hysteria.  ‘Armed Fortes Day. ‘Claimed As Sianal

DANCF. TONITE—AIRWAY INN JOHNNY ALBERTS ORCH, AIR Crver_e.Nn Minimum,

FREEDOMS ENDANGERED? Truman Veto Expected On Red-Control Measure

Diplomats Jittery About Similarity Of Soviet Tactics in Korea and German

TACTICS SAME IN GERMANY AS IN KOREA :   Fear Communist May Start War Between Germans

Top Diplomats Are Jittery Over Similarity Of Tactics Used By The Russians In Korean And German Areas

Murphy Gives Away Medals   Kids Have Gifts From Most Decorated Yank

House Passes. 375 to 14, Bill To Slash Taxes   Higher Corporation Rates Also Approved: Senate Fate in Doubt

House Approves Excise Tax Cuts   Bill Raises Levies on Large Cornorations

Tax Slashing Bill Goes To Senate  What Happeris There  Will Depend on War

HOUSE PASSES BILL SLASHING EXCISE LEVIES   Corporation Im posts Increased in Bill;  Vote Is 375 to 14

HOUSE VOTES GUT IN EXCISE TAXED   RILT RAISES LEVIES ON BI CORPORATIONS—FATFE. IN SENATE UNCERTAIN,

House Okays Excise Cuts By Big Margin   1 Billion 10 Million Slash Provided In Bill Sent To Senate

HOUSE OFFERS TAX REDUCTION BILL TO SENATE   Uncertain Fate Awaits Measure In View Of  Korean Warfare

BILL SLASHING EXCISE TAXES PASSES HOUSE   Measure Will Encounte Stiff Opposition In  Senate

House Passes” Bill Slashing — Excise Taxes   Measure Goes To Senate ~ To Await An Uncer‘toin Fate

Telephone Walkout May Spread   Locals Threaten To Pull Operators; Report Violence In Philadelohia

House Group Axes GOP Tax Cut Bill   Democrats Prefer Raise in Other Excises

House Bourbons Reject Quickie Excise Tax Cut   Insist on Measure Designed to Make Up Losses in Revenue

Oil Companies Join Magnolia: Raise Prices  .Crude Upped 7c Per Barrelln West Texas Area

U. S. Planes Sweep Korea With Bombs   Fighters, Bombers Give Close Support To Invading Troops

U.S. BOMBERS STRIKE DURING NEW LANDINGS   5th Air Force Rains Terror From Skies as MacArthur’s Men Drive Inland.

Primary to Test Truman Prestige In Home State   Allison-Hennings Race In Spotlight; Korean War May Play Part

GAMBLERS ACTIVE INK. G. POLITICS, MAYOR KEMP SAY   Official Tells Senate Investigators He Is Confident They Contribute to Party Funds.   BINAGGIO MACHINE DECLARED EFFICIENT   Frank Erickson Admits Hi Violates the Law in Running Up $100,000-aYear Income.

New Version Off the Press  Catholic Book of   Catholic Book of Psalms Ready

Huge Fire Seen Last Night On Mountainside   if Mane Crashed;  Children Said Aboord

Plane Disappears With 21 Aboard   Mountain Climbers Scale a Wyoming Poagk for Paccua

Blazing Wreck Is Sighted On Wyoming Peak  Vanishes; Climbers Start Reecue Wark

Climbers Scaling Peak—  Plane Believed Down on Mountain: Fear 21 Dead

Wreckage On Mountain Top ls Reported   Rescuers Trudge To  Scene; 8 Children , Among Passengers —

Plane With 21 Aboard Down \Cn Wyoming Mountain Peak   Only Faint Hope Held There Are Any Survivors; Skilled Mountaineers Start Trek In Reecue.

Search On For Plane Down On Wyo. Peak  ‘Plane With 21 Aboard Missing Since   Vactardayu: Na Suryvitare Fywnarctad

Blazing Wreck Is Sighted On Wyoming Peak  Missionary Plane   Missionary Plone Vanishes; Climbers Start Reccue Wark

Rescue Crew On Way to Wreck Scene   Reports of Huge Fire on Mountain Indicate Craft Burned; Little Hope for Any Survivors Held

Hope For 21 Aboard Lost Plane Fades.   Eight Children Included In List Of Missionaries; DC-3 Falls Ou Peak

Craft Believed To Have Struck Wyoming Peak   Mountain Climbers Start in Search of Missionary Plane

Missionary Group May Be Victims   Plane Feared Down On Wyoming Mount Fire Is Reported

Missionary Plane Hits Mountain   Eight Children Among Those Missing; 4 Skilled Mountaineers Start Search For Plane; Huge Fire is Reported Seen

Ii Are Feared Dead As Big Plane Crashes   Eight Children Aboard Airliner In Wyoming

Missionaries Feared Killed. In Plane Crash   Mountaineers Start Search for Craft With 21 Aboard it

SEARCH ON FOR 21 MISSING IN PLANE   "Mountaineers Climb Peak In Wyoming; Fire Seen

Rescuers Hunting Missionary Craft   Only Faint Hope Felt That Any Survived After Plane Reported Burning Far Above Timberline On Mountain

Do WIN MVPS AP Missionary Craft Falls  ‘On Mountain   Eight Children  Among Passengers

21 Feared Dead as Lost ~ Plane Is Believed Down On Peak of Teton Range

Search Is on For Plane in Mountains   Disappeared With 28 Aboard Near Moran, Wyoming

Start Climbing Peak In Search Of Plane Crash   Missionary Craft With 21 Aboard Missing in West

PLANE FALLS ON SNOWY MOUNT   Twin-Engine Ship Owned By Missionary Group   Reported Among Victims; Rescuers Hold Slim Hope For Survivors

Fear 21 Dead In Air Crash   Plane Believed to Have. Hit Wyoming Peak An¢ Burned: Search Area

Missionary  Plane Lost Near Peak   8 Children Aboard; South America Goal of Religious Group

Ski Rescuers Head for Lofty Mountain Where Blaze on Peak Spotted

Searchers On Way To Scene In Wyoming   Missionary Craft Disappears Near Snow-Topped Peak

Mountaineers Start Search Today For Plane Believed Downed (On Rugged Peak With 21 Aboard

Missionary  Plane With 21 Missing  Ship Believed Crashed iv .  mm AARP   Ship Believed Crashed Atop Wyoming Mountain

Mission Plane _ With 21 Aboard Down in Rockies  Five Children ‘Armong’ Those Believed Dead.

21 Abo.   er Site MiCUNS   Rescue Crews Head. Where Fire SeenInA

hescuers Start Up.  Mountain Sight Fire On.   Sight Fire On. Wyoming ‘Peak

Missionary Plane Believed To Have Crashed On Peak   Eight Children Aboard; Rescue Crews Making Wa: Up 12,000-Foot Mount Moran; Slim  Hone Far Survivare

Start Search in Mountain for Lost Missionary Plane   Thought to Have Crashed, Burned With 21 Aboard

—IN U.S. PARK—  8 Children On Church Transport   PLANES AID HILL SEARCH

New Hormone Can Be Made In Laboratory   Potent Compound May Be Effective Against Arthritis, Other I11s

Jaycees Oppose Hot Mix Plant  Plan Home Talent ChLaw Thie Adanth

First Arms Shipments Unloaded   Communists Fail Tc Answer Call For Demonstrations

Police Declare There Is “Lit tle or Nothing to Work” On in $1,000,000 Holdup.   MORE THAN $100,000 IN REWARDS OFFERED   Investigators Hold Belief I Was “Inside Job” — One Getaway Car Believed  Seen in New York.

French Propose Coal-Steel Pool With Germany  U. S., Britain Study Plan as Ria Theas AAinictane Adee

Flood Damage ln Enid Wil      Rains Continue to Patter Down Over Most of Oklahoma During Weekend

2) KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   INDIAN CRAFT FPLUNGES IN MOUNTAINS — FIVE AMERICANS AMONG DEAD.

Five Americans Die In Airliner Crash  Indian Transport Plan   Indian Transport Plane Falls In High Kashmir ' Mountains

Hive Americans Among 22 Dead In Plane Crash   Indian Transport Craft Falls In Kashmir Mountains

All 22 Persens Aboard Are Killed In Plane Crash   UN Officials Are Among The Dead; 2 American Women Also Victims

Many Victims Prominent In Affairs Of UN   Several Were U. S. Canadian Military Observers With UN

SENT TO AID NORTH KOREANS   No Confirmation Has Been issued By MacAithur ;

Seven Men Saved From Sinking Tug  Boat Was Hunting Lost Lake Vessel

SPRING ON WAY BACK   Warmer Weather Reported Moving Into Kansas Areas

British, French Oppose Formal War with China   Pleven, Schuman to Fly to London for Last-Minute Talk

Co- Ed Puts Grappling ‘Hold On Car Prowler, Holds Him for Police

litle Change In Rent Control Policy Seen  ‘Future of Federal ” Program After iy

Present Change In Rent Control Not Anticipated   Situation, However, After July 1 Remains In Doubt Sufficient Funds Now On Hand To  Continie ()neratinnge

Truman Su pport  For Alaska, Hawaii   Enters Fight To Bring Measures Before This Session of Congress

Nation's Coal Opertors Present Unified Front fo Lewis for First Time in History

Coal Operators Present Unified Front to Lewis   Moses Heads Group; Hope to End Divide. Conquer Tactics

Papers Checked   Senate GOP Wilk Anempr to Shaw Watlave. Wrote Polley

ADVISES RAISING AID TO SCHOOLS   STATE COMMISSION ASKS $124,000,000 * FOR 1951-53 PERIOD

Blistering Ultimatum Handed to Bulgarians   Sofia Told to Back Up. on Expulsion of U.S. Minister

Bulgaria Gets U.S. Ultimatum   Stern Warning Is Given Sofia on Note Demanding Recall of Diplomat

U.S. Demands Bulgaria  Rescind Order  Diplomats Predict Relations   Divlomats Predict Relations Will Be Cut Soon

U.S. Demands Bulgaria Rescind Order  Diplomats Predict Relations Will Ba Cut Saan.-

A Personal Apology By Truman   Commander-in-Chief Pays Surprise Visit to MC League Convention   80 ALL’S FORGIVEN   Big Ovation After Furor Over President’s Remarks in a Letter

President Makes Personal Anology To Marine Corns   Tells League Meeting He Didn't Mean It

“HUMBLY EATS WORDS AT LEAGUE CONVENTION  ‘Truman Apologizes to Marines

PRESIDENT GOES TO MARINE CORPS LEAGUE MEETING   Unheralded Visit, Talk Follow His Personal Apology To This Corps

Marine Group Cheers Visif By President  Opponents Sure To Build On Incident  OE . Sa ne e

Apology From Harry Soothes Angry Marines   Truman Makes Greatest Display of Presidential WordEating in Recent Years; Reecrets Language.

Truman Fays Unheralded Visit This Morning To Gathering As Follow-Up To Apology For Unfortunate Choice  Of Words In Criticizing Corps.

President Gives Apology Directly To Marine Corps League; Standing Ovation Is Given at Convention

Truman Visits Marines, Gets  Huge Ovation "Appearance Follows A pology  For‘ ‘Unfortunate’ Remarks 

Leathernecks Hear Anology By President   Truman Tells League He Hopes No Further Misunderstandings Will Ever Arise

Marine League  Cheers President After Retraction  Truman Addresses Convention, Gives Apoloay to Corps

—APOLOG Y— Marine Vets Have Trumar As A Visitor  Apologizes For Larch 1 atten

Truman Apologizes To Marine Corps; Words Unfortunate   Marine League Gives President An Ovation

President Pays Surprise Visit To Marine Confat   Cheered As Apology Removes Sting Of Propaganda Rebuke

President Eats His Harsh Words About US Marines   Some Of Fury At His Remarks Ebbs Away When He Apologizes

ote ey eS PIS  President Apologizes to Marines for Harsh Word:   Truman to Tell Nation About Home Controls

Truman Makes Unheralded Visit fo Marine Corps League, Apologizes for His Earlier Remarks

Truman Regrets ‘Unfortunate’ Marines Letfer  Apologizes to Corps Commandant, Appears Personally to Veterans

Truman Personally Tells Marines He's Sorry Over Slur At Fighting Force

He's Given Big Ovation At Meeting   Chief Executive Apologizes for Attack on Corps

kK ur V As Aroused  Subsides   Truman in a Visit to The Marine League In Explanation

Truman Drops In On League   Follows Written Apology T: Marine League With Appearance, Is Cheered Mightily

Truman Follows Apology by Visif lo Marine League  Asks Organization

President Is Greeted By Marines   Unheralded Visit To League Session Backs Up Apology

TEMPERATURE   President Admits Slur Was Error   Pays Unprecedented Visit To ' League Meeting After Writing Letter

President Visits Marine League, Gets an Ovation   Expresses Hope That Misunderstandings Won’t Occur Again; Bitterness fe Fading

Marine Corps Gets Apology Of President   Unheralded Visit To League Meeting Follows Up Letter

Follows Up Letter With Personal Call   President Gets Ovation As He Tells ‘Regret Over Slap At Corps

He Appears at League Meeting, Explains Error      Says He’s Sorry About Misunderstanding and Gets Standing Ovation

Truman Eats Rash Words On ss Marines   Apology Eases Wide Fury Over Slur

Truman Personally Apologizes  Truman at Marines’ Convention to Make Amends

Says He Will Correct Any Mistake Made   Ex-Marines Give President Standing Ovation, Cheers

Truman Visits Marine Meeting Following Apology  Fury Ebbs But Reaction To Word-Eating Mixed; Marine League Applauds  i 1 =f r     b c

President Follows Apology With Visit to Marine League; ‘Misunderstanding’ Is Over

President Makes Personal Apology Before Marine Corps League Meet   Hopes There Will Never Be Another Misunderstanding With The Marines

Pres. Truman Sends Apology to Marines   Follows Up Letter Expressing Regret for "Unfortunate Choice of Words," by Making Unheralded Visit to League's Meetina Today.   RESENTS ATTACKS ON AIDES

Verbal Apology To Marine Corps League Made By Truman In Convention Meeting

Truman Visits Marine League, Gets Ovation   Unheralded Trip Hopes for End To Misunderstondina

President Pays a Surprise Visit to Marine Convention   *When I Make a Mistake,  Try to Correct It,” Truman Declares: Joins in Singing Marine Hymn

—MAKES PERSONAL APOLOGY TO VETS —~— Truman Eats. Words on Marines

Marines  No Longer   Greet. Presidefat With  ‘Loud Applause When  He Follows Up Apology With Personal Visit

President Apologizes To Marines   Says at Meeting He Hopes There Won't Be Another ‘Misunderstandingz’

Truman Apology Unprecedented In U.S. History   Letter Personally Handed to Marine Coros Commandant

President At Marines’ Convention   Truman Cheered As He Walks To Platform And Tries To Clear ‘Misunderstanding’

President Gets Ovation  Marine Corps League Hears Truman in Apology Follow-Up

President Visits Marine Convention  After Apologizing For Slap At Corps

EINSSLAY LAE INE  President Apologizes to “Marines: Convention Accepts His Explanation

Truman Visits Marines, Gives Second Apology   Hopes There Will Neve Be Misunderstanding, Gets Standing Ovation

PRESIDENT GOES BEFORE THE MARINES   Adds Personal Visit to Apology for Slur on Fighting Men.

CHEERS FOLLOW. CHIEF'S REGRETS Truman Expands on Apology in Surprise Visit to Marines

HST. Apologizes Personally to U.S  Marines at Parley   Appearunce Marks Greatest Wordeating Display by Any Leader aft Nation

President Explains To Marines   ‘Truman radio address Saturday to. discuss con-~ trols. Page 2-A.

TRUMAN MAKES APPEARANCE AT MARINE LEAGUE   GETS OVATION AT CONVENTION HALL FOLLOWING APOLOGY

LEAGUE GIVES PRESIDENT OVATION   Ex-Marines Asked To Back Efforts For World Peace   Declares Issue Is At End; Attacks On Acheson, Johnson Blasted

EK. German Communists Rig Election ‘Sure To Retain  Complete Control Of Parliament

Clinton J. Larson, Former Helena Man Held on Federal Charges To Be Arraigned in Los Angeles

More Deficit Is Predicted   U.S. Will Be Down $6,700 ,000,000 By July Experts Say

Meadville Is Hit By Severe Storm   Much Damage Caused By Fierce Wind, Hail  And Rainstorm

Gases Produced By Burning Coal In Underground Seam Successfully Drive Turbine

Cancer Fear Blamed For Tragedy   One Child Drugged And Others Refuse To Take Medicine

Brackenridge High School Band Wins ‘Honors in Lions Convention Parade

Storms Lash Kansas Area; Five Injured   Tornadic Winds, Rain and Ligtning Do Extensive Damage; Farm Buildings Are Demolished

CENTRAL KANSAS ~ LASHED BY STORN   Five Persons Injured Neat McPherson, Farm Buildings Destroved   REPORT HEAVY RAINS

MacArthur Directs Drop At 2 Towns   Commander Visits Fallen Capital, Orders March On To Border

4,000 Yanks Hope To Cut Off Escape   Move Personally Directed By Gen. MacArthur

Rev. Guy McIntyre, Wife And 16  ' Year-Old Son, With Daisytown Girl Were Killed On ‘Holiday Trip   TRACTOR-TRAILER IN  BWERVE, CAUSED MISHAP

Foreign Aid Will Be Revised  Single Agency Will Channel Ali Funds

PLAN IS DRAW FOR ONE AGENCY TO ROUTE GASH   Gordon Gray Drafts Report For Unified Program In Handling Billions Sent Overseas. -

STEADIES NATION’S ECONOMY  GM Five-Year Peace Pact Caps Growing Labor Contract Trend

GM Contract Caps Trend In LaborHarmony   Government Officials See Steadying Effect On Nation’s Economy

Half Of Middle Belt Markets Begin Leaf Sales; Top Prices Are Received

Second Half Middle Belt Opens With High Average   Prices Estimated At $587 to $89 On Five Markets

Urges Halt in U.S. Cash for  State Pensions   Secy. Sawyer Says Burden Growing With Lax Laws by States

Potucek  Into Race State Senator Will   State Senator Will Be a Demo Candidate For Governorship

Grid Star Saves Girl  « Rullete.   Braves Bullets. Nabs Attacker

NLRB Moves To Force Coal On Full Week  Court Charge Claims   Court Charge Claims Unfair Labor Methods

MEGVCRERMICHE LehPsS am  Takes First Step to Speed Coal Production

NLRB Counsel Declares Lewis’ Three-Day Week Is Unfair Labor Tacties   Taft Believes Denham Oversteps Authority With Move And Demands President Act Under Labor Laws

General Counsel Denham Asks Federal District Court For Injunction Barring Lewis From That Sort Of Tactics.

FULL TIME SCHEDULE IS SOUGHT   NLRB Counsel Acts As Nation Reports Fuel Shortages

ACTION TAKEN AS SHORTAGES N FUEL MOUNT   Some, Solons Express  Doubt If Suit. Will ; Achieve Aims —

Denham Asks Ban on Lewis’  3-Day Week   NLRB Counsel Files U. 5. Suit, But Taft And Others Doubt Hi: Move Will Get Coal .

Denham Moves Against Lewis In U. S. Action   Attorney AssertS Tactic: Of Union Boss Mlegal; Hearine Scheduled

GOP Senators Issue Demand To President   Fuel And Power Shortages Mount Throughout Country As NLRB Acts To Put Miners Back On Full Week

NLRB’s Counsel Moves To Force ‘Fall Coal Output   Denham Seeks Court Order Against Three-Day Work Week; January 26 Set For Hearing On Request; GOP Demands Truman Act

Denham Seeks Court Order to ‘Let Mines Work.   Hearing Set for January 26; Martin and Graham Demand Truman Act As National Emergency Gets Steadily Worse.

Denham Asks Court To Restrain Lewis   Chief of NLRB Held Overstepping Authority. Truman Stands Pat

NLRB Moves To Force Coal On Full Week  Court Charge Claims at Leto Peakar AAethade

FIGHT ON LEWIS? S-DAY WORK WEEK BEGUN IN COURT   Robert N. Denham, NLRB Attorney, Asks Injunction — to Stop “Unfair” Tactics  in Seeking Contract.   DOUBT HELD MOVE WILL PROVE EFFECTIVE   Taft Renews Demand Tru  man Invoke T.-H. Law as ! Reports of Power and  Fuel Shoriages Mount.

FOR YOUR NEW MAYTAG Washer call VIC LEACH 8.5917. Ny   2Ttary noaanre

Winnipeg Dikes Waver as Red River Flood Hits Crest   Warning Is Issued Collapse Will Bring Unimavpinable Tragedv

WINMPEG FACES NEW FLOOD PERI      DIKES SAID TO SHOW SIGNS OF COLLAPSE AS CREST POUNDS CITY.

Marines Angered By Recall Order  Give Up 27-Mi. Gains On Chinju Front

SPILL OVER BANKS   Four Foot Overflow Predicted for Marais des Cygnes at Ottawa

Rains Keep Rivers High   -Overflows Reported On Six Streams, and More Rain Is on Way

Dulles Warns Of War Unless Nations Ad   Vishinsky Says Russia Agrees With ‘General Tendency’

Russ Agree to Army  for U.N.   Political Committee Hears Dulles’ Appeal for U.S. Plan

Democratic Majority In Philadelphia Is Overcome   Rural Districts Swell Totals for Republican Slate — Duff and Fine Elected — Dewey, Lehman and Impellitteri Win in New York ——- Democrats Win Control of Congress by Narrow Margin

DUFF AND FINE BOTH CARRY PENNSYLVANIA   Returns From All But 363 Districts Put Duff’s Lead At 123,087   REST OF TICKET WINS

Emaciated Prsoners Says They Are Not Instructed on Treatment of Prisoners — Captives Alwnys Shot Unless They Are Told Not To — Food Scarce Among Red Traops.

NORTH: KOREAN CAPTIVE SAYS COMMIES SHOOT PRISONERS   . Prisoner_Treatment._ Not Included in Training Of Treons

M’ Dowell Mentioned As Likely Candidate  For Rep. Rich's Post   District's Representatiy e in Congress Not to Seek Re-election This Year: One Name Offered At Meeting of Republican Leaders in Wellsboro

Many Appointments Announced By Lane  Several Hagerstonians Or  et BDarwnsuimana *<trtna

‘HOLTER .REAPPOINTED ‘TO BOARD OF REGENTS   Mayer Also Named To Siate Commission By Lane; Frampten™ To Education BRoara

Flanders Seeks Bar On Public Red Hearings  Public Testimony Can Do Much Harn  eee es EE SY SO COU

Senator Flanders, Vermont Republican, Calls For Continued But Secret Checking On State Department’s Procedures For Determining Loyalty Of Employes —Declares Present Course Affects Unfavorably Morale Of Able Public Servants

GOP Solon Asks Senate To Drop Probe Into Reds   Senator Flanders Says Investigation Can ‘Do Much Harm

Senator Asks Ban on Public Red Hearings  McCarthy Levels  Charge Agoinst 1 Aeerican Envoy

SEN. FLANDERS FAVORS LID ON PROBE   McCarthy Claims American Envoy Is Foreign Agent   CHIEF COUNSEL   Urges Citation Of Field, Browder On Charges Of Contempt Of Congress

Secrecy Urged in Red Investigation Senator Asks That N   Senator Asks That N More Open Hearings Be Held By Probers

ASKS FOR BAR ON PUBLIC SPY QUIZ HEARINGS    Flanders Proposes Secrecy; _ McCarthy Says Unnamed  U.S. Envoy Is Spy.

Secret Red Hearings Advocated   Flanders Would Ban Public Sessions on McCarthy Charges

Senator Charges U. S. Envoy Is ‘Foreign Agent; Red Investigators Arranging For Study Of Filee

IF landers Asks Senate To Ber Public Hearings On MeCarthy’s Charges

METTS RESIGNS AS ‘DRAFT CHIEF   Col. Thomas Upton Recommended As Director For North Carolina.

Pius Says Show No Uncertainty In Battling Reds   Pope Warns Some Priests Act Fearful; Also Hits Abuses Of Capitalism

Pontiff Urges Priests Battle Reds Catholic Clerev Also Told To “Go Toward Workine Peanle”

Super-Forts Again Pound At War Plants  400 Tons Of Bombs Poured On Chemical Factory At Bogun

B-29s Make Third Strike In Five Days _ On Red Chemical And Munitions Plant:

Bombers Hit Key Targets In Red Area   400 Tons Dropped On Chemical Plant; Arms BFiema Also Blasted

B-29 RAIDERS HIT CHEMICAL CENTER AGAT.   ‘Bombers Pour 400 Tons Of Explosives On Bogun Plant At Hungnam

Chemical, Arms Plants Bombed In North Korea.  B-29s Rain Down 400 Tons Of Explosives On East Coast City -

-—BOMBERS— Third Big Air Strike In 5 Days  rr. bees 4 oe oe   Chemical And Arms Plants Blasted

Churchill, Eden fart Big Fight  Commons Dissolved By Proclamation

Bevin Invites Russ A-Energy Accord  Calls fhternational Curbs Only Defense

eiping Ignores Der OF Truce  Cease-Fire In Korea Would Be Bia Help

U.N. Delivers Another Plea  Explains Cease-Fire Would Aid Asia Talks

United Nations Tell Reds Chances for Peace Depend  On Cease Fire Rule in War

LIE WILL TRUMAN REPORT ON PEACE TOUR   Will Have Te Convince . President That Russia  Is Sincere   WHITE HOUSE AWAITS ACHESON’S REPORT

Lie Is Likely to Encounter  ‘Show Me’ Air   UN Official Due to Talk Peace With President

Lie To Confer With Truman On Peace Plar   State Department Doubts {ft Russia Really ts Sincere

Lie Likely To Run Into Typical Truman ‘Show Me’ On Peace Project   Conference Of U. N. Leader With Truman And Acheson Set For Saturday May Have Vast Influence On Future World Progress

Lie-Truman Talks Set This Week   Talk May Encounte ‘Show-Me’ Attitude  Toward Peace Plan

U.S. May Turn Skeptic Side To Trygve Lie   Truman ‘Show Me’ Attitude Expected to Welcome Peace Overtures

Lie, Truman To Discuss UN Future   Secretary-General Gives Red Reaction To Peace Proposals

Lie To Confer With Truman This Week: U.S. Expected To Adopt Show-Me Attitude

Bears on U.N. Future ; ILié, Truman to Meet in ‘Vital Peace Project Talk

State Department Sounds Note Of Skepticism Over Russian Sincerity In Accepting Any Suggestions For Ending Cold War

Planes, Ship Blast Enemy Along Coast   Capital Division Within 10 Miles Of Chongiin Port

Communist Army Of 100,000 Mex Concentrated In Northwestern Area; U. S. Cruiser 8t. Paw Bombs Enemy   WEIGHT THROWN ON SUPPLY CONCENTRATION

South Korean Troops Near Eastern Port   Seek To Seal Off All Northeastern Korean Territory   To Serve Turkey To Front Line Troops

—YALU GOAL— S. Koreans Chase Foe Up Coast   AIRMEN. POUND MASSED ENEMY

South Koreans Near Red Port On East Coast   Capitol Division Within 10 Miles Of Chongin; Yalu Bridges Bombed

South Koreans Near Chongjin On East Coast   Marines Are Nearing Border Of Manchuria

Spearheads Are Within 10 Miles Of Chongiin Port   Air Force Pounds Reds Concentrated Below Yalu River

Air Force Attacks Red Troop Concentration: Below Yalu River          7th Division Moves Five Miles North

Allies Throw Full Weight of Air Force On Red Troop Concentrations Below Manchuria, UN Forces and Reds Square Off for Battle

U.N. MARKING TIME ON FAR EAST PROBLEMS  All Issues Affecting Communist China Shelved Pending Possible Settlement.

CHRYSLER AND UNION MAKE PEACE BIDS   Offers Are Not Revealed. but Are Believed General Enough to Bring Quick Settlement

Record Cherry Crop Expected   Good Peach, Grape Crop Seen; June Kind to Fruits

STATE'S FRUIT CROPS ADVANCE   Large Peach Yield And Good Grape Crop Predicted

Aspirants for Office Lauded   Have Experience and Talent, Governor Says

Governor Is Speaker Today  At Convention   Republican Aspirants For Governor Have Talent To Carry On, Rennebohr   Tells Delegates

Three Students Die In Crash  Auto Tragedy Near Gettysbura Sunday

Fair Skies Refurn To State Today  Forecast Is for Clear And Warm Weekend

U.S. Warned 7 On Long War   Nation Will Feel Impact Some Time. Eariv Says

Would Free American Arms With Help For Other Needy Nations   Secretary Puts Emphasis Upon Dangers In Far East And Need For Flexible Program.

Cites Specific Reasons For Gifts Of American  Munitions To Friends

ACHESON ASKS ARMS SPEED   Urges Congress To Lose No Time On Arms Aid Program.

Acheson Backs Truman's Reques! For Military Aid  He Asserts Events loa Pietxcd® Biecwbwetue:   He Asserts Events In Orient Emphasize Need for Program

Acheson Asks Congress For Military Aid Funds "Without Loss.of Time’

Acheson Backs Defense Funds   Secretary Calls For S peed By Congress In Arming World

SECRETARY SEES FUNDS NEEDED 10 STOP COMMUNISN   Warns Course Of Events In Far East Vital To U. 5.  Gacuritye

Acheson Urges Congress to OK Money for Arms   State Secretary Says Billion and Quarter Should be Made Read: to Assist ‘Friends.’

Rejection Indicated If Senate V otes Future Action on Switzer Nomination Is Undecided

Adjourn Hearing On Nomination Of Switzer As Judge   No Indication of Future Sessions; Gillette Hits ‘Political. Traffickina’

Adjourn Hearing On Appointment o! Switzer as Judge   Sen. Gillette Only Witness Before Committee

Life Of Greek Cabinet Depends On Tsaldaris  Conservative Royalist Leader Holds Key To Government

‘Monday at 7 A. M. Traffic Will Begin to Flow [Over Eastern Extension of State Turnpike

MUSTANGS WIN MAJOR CLASH AGAINST JETS   UN Acts to Assure China Frontier To Stand

Forces of U.N. Surge Ahead To New Gains   Lnemy Troops Seen Fleeing Before Air Attacks in Force

Lie and Fraud” Says Hickenlooper Of Loveland Blast   Opponent Still Raps Committee Attendance Recorc

Noxon Records Being Examined  By N. H. Official   Phinney Studies Data. In Connection With Mercy Death Trial Of Doctor

Russian Threat Shadows Atlantic Pact Conference   Note on Arming of Germans Seen Meaning Reds May Attack in Western Eurone

Crisis Atmosphere In Brussels Parley  West Given Soviet Warning on Germany

SOVIET THREAT FACES OPENING OF PACT TALKS   Kremlin Balks At Plans To Re-Arm Germans; Notes ‘Timed’

REARMAMENT OF WEST GERMANY IS PROTESTED   ‘New Russian Notes Bring  Air Of Crisis To Atlan tic Pact Meeting   ACHESON SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE TODAY

Leaders in Pact Meet in. Wake Of Red Threat  Ministers Gather In Brussels to Chort Defense

Reds Object To German  Rearmament  y .They Will Not To “Tolerate

Soviet Threats Put Pressure On Conferees   Deeision on Arming Reich May Hinge on Big 4. Shawdewn Parley

Air of Crisis Hanging Over Pact Meeting   New Russian Threats On West German Arms Hurled Into Program

Soviet Threat Brings Crisis Air To Parley   Acheson Flying To Pact Meeting

German Rearming ~ Prolested By USSR   The Atlantic Pact Leaders Told Move Would‘ Vio. : late Treaty 

PACT LEADERS WILL COMPLETE DEFENSE PLANS   Russian _—_ Retaliation Hinted If Reich ls Rearmed

Air of Crisis Hangs Over Pact P arley   Caused by Threat: Contained in Russian Notes

Atmosphere of Crisis as Leaders Meet in Brussels  Kremlin in Notes to Britain and France Sac Tt Wan’s Talarata Carman Da,   Kremlin in Notes to Britain and Franc Says It Won’t Tolerate German Rearmament: Paris to Blame Reds.

Big Business Expansions In 1951 Planned   Nearly Five Billions To Be Spent On New Plants Next Year

Business Plans for Expansion Point to Record   4.8 Billion Dollars Ready for Outlay in Ist Quarter of ‘51

‘BUSINESS PLANS VAST EXPANSION   Nearly 5 Billions Seen Available For New Output Goals

Texas Senate Opposes U.S. Oil Tox Change  Upper House Quickly Approves Hoenital Ancicnmsetcdto.

Texas Senate Passes Resolution Asking Congress To Leave Oil Depletion As Is

CAIN CONTINUES HIS FILIBUSTER   Lucas Promises To Obtain Vote If It Takes Rest Of Year

Three Men Fined As Judge Opens Fall Court Term   Charged with Driving While Intoxicated After Arrest Sunday

Three Men Fined As Judge Opens Fall Court Term  Charged with Drivin  While Intoxicated A La nw A wwenat &.....}. ..

Charge Agains' Lattimore is  ‘Colossal Lie’   Aitorneys Deny Far East Expert is Top Red Spy

TEMPERATURE@   U.N’s Lattimore Is Revealed As. _ McCarthy Target   Derides Senator’s ‘Rantings’ As ‘Pure Moonshine’ In Cabled Reply

‘Moonshine!’ Says Far East Expert's Wire   Wife of Accused Says Retraction Won't Stop Suit

RETRACTION BY soe      Man Named by McCarthy as Head of Russian Spy Ring Answers, “Pare Moonshine.” _   WILL COME HOME  TO ANSWER CHARGES   Lattimore Now in ‘Afghan istan on U. N. Mission; _ Gives Views in Cable to  ALP. 7

Lattimore, Named as McCarthy's State Dept: “Red”, Denies Charge   Head of Diplomat School on His Way Home for Rebuttal

Accused ‘Top Commie Spy’ Denies Charge   Owen Lattimore Named By McCar. thy, In Denials

Lattimore Says McCarthy's Charges Pure Moonshine   Cables Reply From Asia Where He Is On United Nations. Mission; Senator Won't Comment: Diplomat’s Wife Sees Lawyers

RETRACTION BY SENATO. DEMAND wv   Man Named by McCarthy as Head of Russian Spy Ring Answers, “Pure Moonshine.”   WILL COME HOME TO ANSWER CHARGES   Lattimore Now in Afghenistan on U. N. Mission; Gives Views in Cable to A?

UN Official Plans To Return Soon To Answer McCarthy   John Hopkins Professor On United Nations Mission To Afghanistan; Cables Reply

Accused Spy Will Return To U.S. Soon   State Department Expert Says He'll Answer Charges  When He Returns

McGarthy Gets Hee-Haw From Top Suspect   U.S. Far East Ace Says Red Charges Are Lot of Moonshine

Lawyers Brand McCarthy’s ‘Charges Against Owen J. ‘Lattimore a ‘Cclossal Lie’

Charges Made by Senator Called Pure Moonshine  PE on SY A een   Lattimore Cables From Afghanistan

Owen Lattimore Denies He's Top Red Spy. .   Far East Expert, Professor, Flatly Rebukes Accusation:

Lawyers Deny Lattimore Top Red in U.S.  Had Been Named By Sen. McCarthy

Detailed Answer Is Promised Within Few Days  Senator Today Given Chance to Make Full Retraction

“Spy” Charges Are Derided By Lattimore   Attorney General and FBI Chief Slated to Testify Concerning Secret File Release

Asserts He'll Be  Home  ft OB uauqrigr._,~y .__   Calls McCarthy Talk ‘Moonshine’

Expert on Far Eastern Affairs Promises Reply   Wife’s Attomeys Threaten Senator With Damage Suit

eys for oresay arge Is  al Lie   Sen. McCarthy Retract the  f ; “Loyalty” Climax

— RETURNING Personal Reply Is Promised   FBI CHIEF TO TESTIFY TODAY

Named as Top Russian Agent In State Dept.   ‘Pure Moonshine’ He Cables from Afghan: istan; to Reply Later.

Owen Laffimore  Calls Accusation Pisre Moonshine   Retraction Demanded By His Wife—With Leaal Action Hinted

Lattimore Says Red Charges  ‘Pure Hooey’   U.N. Expert Denies Accusation By Sen. McCarthy In Cable From  Diplomatic Mission In Afehanistan

Owen Laftimore's Attorneys Demand Retraction From Senator McCarthy

"Pure Moonshine’ LATTIMORE BRANDS PRO-RED CHARGES "A COLOSSAL LIE"

BRANDS LABEL ON LATTIMORE COLOSSAL LE   Counsel for Far East Expert Call on Senator for Repudiation.

Demand Of Wisconsin Sen. Joseph McCarthy That He “Retract And Repudiate’ Charge Against Lattimore Name   FBI HEAD HOOVER TO TESTIFY LATER

Far Eastern Expert Says Senator Has  Made Error   Columnist: Reveals Name Of Top-Rated Suspect On Program

Lattimore Calls Charge  ‘Moonshine’   Far Eastern Expert Named By McCarthy To Answer In Detail On Return ToT’. &.

Lattimore Says Charges Against Him “‘Rantines "   Denies McCarthy's Statement He ls Top Russian Acent

UN Envoy's Wife Asks  Retraction   Owen Lattimore Top Red Agent?

LATTIMORE RAPS MCCARTHY CHARGE     Predicts Senator “Will   Predicts Senator “Wil Fall On His Face” As Result Of “Rantings”

—LATTIMORE— Declares Spy Charge ‘Pure Moonshine’  Plans Return To Answer Charge

Truman Rallies Forces To Back Up Sec. Acheson   Call McGrath And Hoover In Battle Over Files of FBI

Will Answer Sen. McCarthy   Man Described by McCarthy As Top Red Spy Aacnt Dorncdes Charace

LATTIMORE SAYS CLAIM MOONSHINE   McCarthy’s Report That He Is Russia’s No. 1 Spy Fiatly Denied

Official Derides Accusation by Sen. McCarthy   Far East Expert Says Accuser in Danger of ‘Falling Flat on Face’

Sends Wire ToA.P.,Says He'll Reply   Far Eastern Expert Sure McCarthy Will Fall Flat on Face; Will Check Records   Lovahy Supported   Several Come to His Defense, Refnie All Red Charges

‘Pure Moonshine’ Retort of UN’s Far East Expert   Cables from Afghanistan That He Will Return  Soon to Reply to Charges in Detail

Demand Solon Retract — Statement That Client Is Top Red Spy Agent

Owen Lattimore Promises Answer InDetail Soon  Far Eastern Affairs Expert To Return To U. S. From Afghanistan

Lawyers Assail Charges That He Is Soviet Agent  Letter to McCarthy   Letter to McCarthy Demands Retraction Of His Accusation

"Pure Moonshine," Expert on Far Eastern Affairs Cables Associated Press From Afghanistan in Response to Being Accused as Russia's Top Spy in State Department—Promises to Return Home in a Few Days.      NAME MADE PUBLIC ON RADIO

Temperatures   Wife’s Attorneys Demand Senator Retract Words and Hint at Suit: Mrs. Brunauer Denies Red Leaning

HCARTHY'S “SPY” TALE MOONSHINE, ~LATTIMORE SAYS   Far Eastern Expert Cables   Denial Of Charges From Afahnanistan

ENVOY DENIES HE’S RED SPY   Owen Lattimore Brands Sen ator McCarthy's Charge ‘Pure Moonshine’

Charge Rafed ‘Moonshine’ By Lattimore   Man McCarthy Says Is Top Red in Country.  Derides Allegation —  Made Aaainst Him

Lattimore Says Sen. McCarthy Charge "All Moonshine’: He'll Refurn af Qnce To Give Details

‘Accused John Hopkins Professor  Calls Solon’s Statement ‘Moonshine’

Senator's Statement Branded As ‘Colossal lie’ By Attorneys   Repudiation Of Charges Are Sought

Far Eastern Expert Laughs Off Charges   Says Accusation ‘Pure Moonshine’, Will Hurry Home To Answer Quiz

Senator’s “Top Red” Lashes © Back at Him  Harvard Grad Com-  ing to Answer Charge in Person

Lattimore Calls McCarthy Charges ‘Pure Moonshine’  Promises Answer In Full on Return

Marylander Terms Story ‘Moonshine’   Accused By McCarthy As “Top Red Agent”, UN Envoy To Return

U. N. Aide ‘Delighted’ Key to Case   Accused to Return To Give Answer In Few Days

Derides Story He Is Top Spy As “Moonshine”   Says He Will Be Home In Few Days To Answer Senator

Soviet Agent Claim Called  ‘Colossal Lie’   Tydings Says Accused, Flying to U.S., Will Get Chance to Reply

U. S. Expert Returning To Answer Accusation   McCarthy Names Baltimorean As Russia’s Top Spy In State Department; Due  ‘ome In Few Davs.

Far East Expert, Now In Afghanistan, Will Return Soon for Quiz         Predicts Solon to ‘Fall on Face’   Lawyers for McCarthy’s ‘Top Russian Agent’ Call Case Fantastic

McCarthy’ ” Bc Charge Denied By Lattimore   Far Eastern Affairs Expert Cables Views From Afghanistan

Lattimore Says No Foundation To Accusation   Eastern Affairs Expert Accused By McCarthy. To - Answer Charges In Per.  gon: Called Hiss’ Boss

FAR EASTERN EXPERT CABLES HE WILL RETURN SHORTLY AND REPLY TO SOLGN “RANTINGS”

WAS NAMED AS TOP RED AGENT IN THE U.S.A.      Tells AP He Will Return From Afghanistan To Answer Charges

Lattimore Is Man Named by Sen. McCarthy  In Far East, He’s   In Far East, He’s Preparing Answer

McCarthy’s Spy Claim Is Derided   Far East Expert Cables Denial To  Associated Press

Pure Moonshine, Is His Answer to Sen. McCarthy   Pearson Identifies Him; Far East Expert to Return to States

Latfimore 's Wife Warns Of Action   Charge of Red Spying Calied ‘Lie and Libel’

Lattimore Calls Spy Charge PureMoonshine   MeCarthy Calls Him Top Russian Espionage Agent In U.S,

Lawyers Ask Senator For Retraction   Authority On Far East Currently On UN Mission

Statement — Is Branded As Reckless   Woman Official Tells of Threats After Accusation

Scorns Red Spy Charge   Owen Lattimore, named By McCarthy As Top Red in U. S. Calls Ac aneatinn *AMananchina’

MacARTHUR SAYS INVASION WILL SAVE 100,000 YANKS    e Collins, Sherman Deny  Opposition to Invasion

LIVES MAY BE SAVED IN MOVE   Commander of West Forces Applauds Navy, Marines

ATOM-BOMB ATTACK ON THE UNITED STATES WOULD CATCH NATION WITH GUARD DOWN ON CIVIL DEFENSE; THE STATUS IS OUTLINED

Trainmen Set Monday For Nationwide — Railroad Walkeut   Would Idle Million Rail Workers

Schedule’ Nationwide Strike   President Says  Unions Had Given Definte Assurance — Against This   WMWOTICER MOOSE   Cripple Entire C ‘ontinent

Truman Asserts Unions Failed To Keep Promise   Strikes in This, Other Industries Idle 100,000

Truman Says Unions Broke Their Promise   Seizure of Lines By Gov't Expected

Nationwide Rail Strike Scheduled   Almost A Certainty That Truman Will Avert Walkout Scheduled For Monday. By Seizure Of Railroads.

Wreckage of Plane Found   Searchers State All 22 Persons Aboard Are Dead

FINNS REELECT ANTI-COMMUNIST   Juho Paasikivi Again  Named President

Story Checked; Charge Is Filed Aaainst Patient   Authorities Skeptical About Admission By Hlinois Woman, 22 

Woman Tells Of Setting Hospital Fire   Was Patient In Mental Ward

Young Woman Charged with Murder; Authorities Check Her Story. Some Doubt Her Admission.  IGNITED CURTAINS IN ROOM, SHE ASSERTS

Woman Chargec With First Degree Murder   Davenport, lowa, Holocaust Claimed Lives Of 41 Mental Ward Patients

YOUNG WONAK INLED; STORY 5 QUESTIONED   Former Patient Under Charge, of Murder Called a “Schizoohrenic.”’

Arson Claimed In Tragic Fire  Patient Says She Set Blaze Fatal To 41

Doubt Placed On Woman's Story Because  Of Mental State   Murder Charge Lodged Against Rock Island Resident

Authorities Checki Story; 41 Perso Lost Lives In Fi Last Saturday

Check Story of Mental Patient   She Is Charged with Murder; 41 Victims

Woman Admits Starting Blaze In Locked Room  .. Curtains Were lanite:   Curtains Were Ignited By Cigarette Lighter, Gift From Husband

SHE STARTED FATAL BLAZE   Charged With Murder; Story May Not Be True

Woman Patient Admits Setting Hospital Afire In Which 41 Others Died

Woman Facing Charge In Fire   Patient Admits Setting Blaze Fatal To 41, Of ficials Say

MURDER COUNT CITES PATIENT _ AT DAVENPORT   lowa Prosecutor Charges Slayings Committed Seturday ‘Bernetration of Arson’

Patient Says She Started Hospital Fire   Woman, 23, Faces Slay ing Charge in Death of. 4.1: Question Stor;

Woman Reported To Have Admitted Starting Fatal Fire   Murder Charge Filed As Aftermath Of lowa  Hospital Blaze

Patient Admits Starting Tragic Hospital Fire   File Murder Charge Against Woman, 23.—Disaster Took 41 Lives.

Patient Says She Set Fire at Davenport  File Murder Charge Boo. nas a   File Murder Charge After Woman Admits Igniting the Curtains

Hospifal Fire Survivor Held For Murder  Wo oma n Admits :   Woman Admits Setting Curtains In Room Ablaze

ILLINOIS WOMAN ADMITS SETTING HOSPITAL FIRE   MURDER CHARGE IS FILED IN DEATHS OF 41 PATIENTS

WOMAN SAYS SHE -FIRER HOSPITAL   MURDER CHAKGE FILED   AGAINST PATIENT--AUTHORITIES CHECK HER STORY.

Moma Admits Starting Blaze, Murder Charged   Police Question Authenticity Of confession

Charge Woman Fired Hospital  Patient Named In Murder Charge An 41_Menih Elica

Confesses She Set Ai-Death lowa Fire  Mental Patient Accused of Murder

Murder Charge is Filed Against a Woman Patient, 23   Authorities Are Checking Story She Started Fire

Weather Forecast   Murder Charge ls Filed in Hospital Fire   Woman Patient Said to Have Admitted Starting Blaze

WOMAN SAYS SHE SET FIRE TO HOSPITAL   Mental Patient Charged With Murder in < Which Took 41  lowa.   STORY DOUBTED BY PROSECUTOR   Woman, Called Schizophrenic by Psychiatrist, Says She Fired Curtains in Her Room.

HELD FOR MURDER   Woman Admits to Officer: She Started lowa Hospital Blaze

Authorities Are Checking Her Story —  Some Doubt as Te “Admission.” °

Woman Patient Charged In Firing Of Mental Ward   Waco Man Dies Of Gunshot; Woman Who Takes Him To Hospital Is Held

Young Womar Says She Set Hospital Fire   Charged With Murder But There’s Doubt of Her “Admission”

Confession Is Being Studied   Patient Of Mercy Hospital Claims She Started Fire

— PATIENT — Murder Charge —  Is Filed   HUSBAND TELLS PROSECUTOR

Confesses Setting Curtains Ablaze in Hospital Tragedy; Story Questioned

Woman Who Says She Causec Hospital Fire Killing 41 Is To Be Arraigned for Murder

Woman, 23, Faces Charg of Murder   State‘s. Attorney Expresses Doubt About Her Admissic

Patient Sef Hospital Fire Fatal fo 41   Mrs. Elnora Epperly, 23, Con fesses to Authorities: Shi Started Holocaust

Woman Patient fo Be Arraigned   Started Hospital Fire to Escape, She Says

Sabotage Charged By Soviet   American And British Agents Accused In Berlin ‘Plot’

Russians Claim Espionage Ring Broken In Berlin   Instigation Charged To U.S. And Britain

REDS EXTEND BLOCKADE WITH NEW DEMANDS   Claim Ring Broken Of Anglo-American Saboteur Group

Russians Claim They Have Caught Anglo-U. S. Spies   Arrest Eight Groups In Berlin

The Weather   Russians Renew Espionage Cries   Claim Anglo-American Ring Broken, By Arrests: Charges Follow Fresh Efforts to Tighten Berlin Blockade,

Russians Report Seizure of ‘“AngloAmerican Saboteurs’ in Soviet Zone

Legionnaires  Slip by Reds French Units Reach Post of No Retreat

Soviet Due  For Defeat  TUN Rie i Pate eee   UN Standing Army Approval Expected

SELDOM SEES STALIN _ Kirk Says Everywhere He  Goes Guards Tag Along

6 ARMY AREAS EACH PROVIDE SHARE OF MEN   Captain-Lieutenant Grades Covered By Orders

Army Announces Recall of 7,862 Captains, Lieutenants From Unorganized Reserve

Mandatory Call for Reserve Officers for Active Duty ForSix Army Combat Arms

9,444 Reserve Officers Called   Air Force to Take Back 50.000 Men

Armed Forces Calls 60,000 Mare fo Duty   Order Af.000 Reservists and 9.444 Officers for Army, Airforce and Medical Corps

Air Force To Call Up 50,000 Men  Reservists To Be a a een + ee He 

UNORGANIZED RESERVE LIST IS GIVEN CALL  Army Announces Re:   Army Announces Recall of 7,862 Captains and Lieutenants for Service.

ARMY GALLS FOR 7862 OFFICERS FROM RESERVE   Will Be Ordered Into Army for 21 Months Service

7,862 Reserve Officers Called to Army Duty; Many Texans Included

Army Recalls Officer List To Full Duty   899 Unorganized Reserves To Go From 3rd Army; Doctors Included

7862 Reserve Officers Recalled They Will Be In Uniform By October 6

Way Cleared to Place General In Defense Job   Section of Law Must Be Waived To Make Switch

Group Waives Legal Obstacles To Appointment  Senate Expected to AIL... 2. Or...

Selected-by.-.  Truman for   Job Which —   President Asks for Special Legislation. To Clear the Way for Marshall Te Take Over

Vote is 10-2. To Waive Law Roadbloeks   Services Committee Acts Quickly on New Defense Chief

Committees Sweep Aside Legal Blocks   House And Senate Expected To Hand Down Quick Ruling

Johnson Out, Marshall In?  Truman Ureves Fast   ee een al  Truman Urges Fas Action On New Appointment

Senate, House Move Swiltly To Clear Way  For New Chief   General Succeeda Johnson As Defense Secretary, Truman Demands Fast Action

Senate Group Votes to Clear Legal Obstacles   Soldier-Statesman Summoned to Replace Defense Chief Johnson

News Day And Night   Johnson Resigns In Startling Move       Overwhelming Approval Seen As   General Gets Call To Serve Again

Expect Fast OK On General As Defense Chief   Senate Committee Votes, 10-2, To Waive Any Legal Obstacle To Confirmation Of World War Leader To Succeed Louis Johnson As Secretary Of Defense

TUSHED HOU HOUSE APPROVAL SET   Legislative Block To Be Scrapped In Crisis

Solons Clear Way For Marshall To. Be Defense Chief   Senate Committee  Waives Legal Bars

Asks Press, Radio To Help Fight Hoarding  - Evades Questions On New Controls

Servicemen’s Addresses   Cpl Victor V Victoria ER1717372) Hq. Co.. Reception Center Ft. Sheridan, Minois.   Study Club Met At Home Of Mrs. Henry Huibregtse

Seek to Have DuPont Work on Hydrogen Bomb   SH FAVRE EEE   The Weather

FARSON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. W. Gerber, Pastor  BRihenuwn Sham met 9 Send

PEACE TALKS CONTINUE IN RAIL STRIKE   New Road Blocks Are Established on Union Pacific System

NEW PEACE TALKS IN _ RAILROAD WALKOUT   Idle Pennsy}vania Emplores Losing $1.00€.000 In Wages. Carrier on

Two Women Held In Plot On President   Secret Service And FBI Comb Slums For Conspirators

Gunman’s Wife Quizzed In Plot Against Truman   Other Puerto Ricans Questioned Yesterday

Tryave Lie Says Russia and West Must Aaree on Issues for Permanent Peace

KOREA FUTURE TIED UP WITH MANY ISSUES  Gener al Agreement   General Agreement Between Russia and the West Considered Key to Peace.

Plans To Honor Victims Of Wreck Are Completed   Preparations For Burial! Of 33 Guardsmen Made In Wilkes-Barre

LESS FOR CONTROI   Bill Goes to White House: Pinches Down on Rent  unds

Heavy Red Resistance Is Smashed  U.S. First Cavalry Stalled in Drive Above 38th Parallel

Ist Cavalry Hits Fierce Resistance  Industrial City Was To Have Been Line

MEETS TOUGH ‘RESISTANCE   Harbor, Airport Of Northern City May Be Used Soon

Arsenal City Of Wonsan Taken: U.S. Drive Slows   Reds Forced To Yield Area Charted For Major De  fense Effort; Americans   Meet Fierce Ovposition   Near Canital

South Koreans Capture City After Heaviest Resistance Encountered in North Push

Prize Red Korea Port of Wonsan Captured Today   € Kareans Smash   S. Koreans Smash Heavy Opposition

Advancing South Koreans Capture Red Oil Center   American Soldiers, Crossing 38th Parallel, Run Into Stubborn Communist Pillbox Defense

Take City After Stiff Opposition   Prize East Coast City Captured; Yanks Encounter Heavy Opposition

South Koreans Take Prize Arsenal, Port   Wonsan Falls After Battering; Reds Slow U.S. Forces North of ‘38’

Republic Troops Capture Wonsan After Brief Fight  Communist Force Routed in Efforts Ta Halt Advance

Key Industrial City of North Korea Entirely In Republicans’ Hands, Only Mop-Up Remains

Southern Koreans Take Arsenal City   Heaviest Opposition Encountered  Above Parallel 38 Is Smashed

S. Koreans Win Wonsan; Reds Blast Yanks   U.S.Cavalry AdvanceSlowed to Crawl Against log Pillboxes

S. Koreans Capture Wonsan, Key Port And Red Arsenal   Meet Heaviest Resistance Above 38th Parallel

§. Koreans Take Wonsan,  Prize Red Port; Yankee Cross-Border Smash Stalls

U.S. Troops Continue To  Gain Slowly   Mop-Up In Wonsan Under Way; Docks, Airport Available

U.S. Troops Meet Fierce Resistance   Advance Is Slowed To Crawl Against Log Pillbox Positions Set Up Before War; Wonsan Prize Korean Port

GI's Meet Heavy Resistance Just Above Parallel  Communists Are Well Entrenched _In Path Of U. S.

UN Koreans Take Vital Red City; Gl Push Slowed  Wonsan Falls After Bloody Encounter; Yanks in Hot Fight

Wonsar Prized North Korean Port, Falls to ROK Forces 125 Miles Above Parallel 38: Americans Face Stifened Pesistance In First Move North

Resistance Is Met Along A  Pillbox Line   MacArthur Gives Last Lltimatum To Reds: Troops Surrendering

To the Southwest Communists Hold Up Yank Advance   Enemy Is Strongly Entrenched North of The 38th Parallel;  Priconer Toll Menwe

Prize Red Port Taken; Cavalry Stalled in South   Yanks Run Up Agains Permanent Pillbox Defense Line

American Advance Is Slowed to Crawl    Meet Fierce Resistonce From Pillbox Positions Set Up Before Wer Began

Yanks Battle. Stubborn Foe North Of 38.   Americans’ Advance ’ Slowed To Crawl By Fierce. Resistance

Reds Stall Ameriean Advanees   Begin Wonsan Mop-up, Repair Airports. Dock For Immediate Use

Reds Lose Big Arsenal City   South Koreans Take Port in Bitter Battle: Yanks Slowed Inside 38th

South Koreans Capture Wonsan Industrial Port   US First Cavalry Troopers Run Into Fierce Resistance"

South Koreans Capture Prize Red Port of Wonsan After Smashing Heaviest Opposition North of 38

W onsan Falls To Advancing UN Koreans   Prize Port Taken After Heavy Fighting as US Troops Meet Resistane:

So. Koreans Seize Prize Wonsan Port   Reds Block Yanks Along Road Toward North Korean Capital City

Reds Put Up Tough Battle ‘North of 338°   Pillbox Positions Slow South’s March

North Koreans Forced From Port City   First Cavalry Finds Going Tough Above Parallel 38

Choice Red Port Of Wonsan Falls   lst Cavalry’s Advance Slowed By Defense Line Built By Reds Before Invasion

IST CAVALRY IS HALTED BY REDS IN WEST   Enemy Pillboxes Stall American Drive as Allies Score Great Victory in the East.

South Koreans Take Red Port City, Wonsan   City Liberated by South Koreans After Day and Night of Fighting; U. S. Hit Resistance.

Ist Cavalry Hits Stitf Resistance North of 38 as Yanks.Craw! Forward

After Smashing Heaviest’ ition Since Cross ing Parallel MOVE INTO RED AREA  Communist High Command Continues to Ignore Surrender Call

Reds Slow Yanks On West   Put Up. Stiff Fight From‘ Strong Defenses Just North of 38th; ROKe Man Iin Port City

U.S. Troops Get Tough Opposition   Pilbox Positions Give Americans Hard ‘Time North of 38th; Planes Give Help   Industrial City Ta First Rig Place ‘Taken by RO.Koa

South Korean: Seize Wonsan in Bitter Fight   Ist Cavalry Advance North of 38 Stalled by Entrenched Foe

South Koreans Take Wonsan; Yanks Stalled   Americans Battling Reds Dug-in North Of 38th Parallel

Enemy City Of Wonsan ls Captured   Port Taken by South Koreans; Yankees Hotly Resisted.

Arter omasning NMeaviest Opposition Since Crossing Parallel  MOVE INTO RED AREA  Communist High Commanc  Continues to Ignore Surrender Call

Ist Cavalry Hits Tough Resistance   Parallel Defense Slows Americans Northern Drive

Though Marked for Last Ditch Fight, Port Falls Easily  cc ce en  Pe . nk Gee   Commies Stall Pushes Of Allies on Central And Western Fronts

South Koreans Capture Key City Of Wonsan   Strategic Port Taken After Night Of Fighting

ROK TROOPS SEIZE WONSAN, 105 MILES NORTH OF PARALLEL   Only Mop-up of Snipers Remains For ROK Forces; Reds Dig In To Southwest To Slow Advance of American Troops Just North of Parallel.

important Red Port City Seized After Hard Fight; U. S. Forces Facing Battle   First Cavalry Advance Slowed To Crawl As Enemy Resistance Builds Up; Wonsan Falls After Fierce Fight; Communists Battling To Stop Advance Into Red Territory.

Wonsan Is Captured By South Korea   Enemy Stalls First U. S. Cross-Border Smash At Kaesong; Manv Foe Surrender

American Drive Slowed Down in Bitter Fighting   ROK Troops Map:Up Last Resistance in Prize Port City

Hundreds Visit Historic Sites On 37th Session   Governor, Mayor Will Welcome National Organization At Formal Program Tonight

N. E. WOMEN OPEN ANNUAL CONGRESS HERE   Hundreds Visit Historic Sites On 37th Session   Soclalized’ Medicine, Federn! Edu: ention Ald; LTO Scared; Re ception, Banquet Set

LESS-THAN-DIVISIONAL UNITS TO DUTY: SOLONS LIFT MILITARY CEILING

Order Outfits — Up in Less That Division Lots   Committees Lift Lid On Fighting Forces

Acheson Asks More U.S.Aid  F or Koreans   Loss Of Dollars Would Be Disaster For Asia, He Tells Congress

To Make  Decision   Party Powers: Reach. No Conclusion After ‘Miles Health Confab’

Congress Is Urged To Strengthen Law On Wage Kickback   Department: of -Justice Request Affects Federal Jobs

Depar tment of Justice Scores  Pay Kiekbacks   Wants Law Amended For Action Against Those Hired on Percentage

Salary Kickback Penalties > Proposed  *® * * * x 1 * * x x  —" pas -—

WAGE KICKBACKS “ARE UNDER FIRE   JUSTICE. DEPARTMENT ASKS CONGRESS TO TIGHTEN Law AGAINST PRACTICE.

Tighter Codes Are Sought On ’Kickbacks”   Would Step Payment In Return for Federal Positions

Tighter Law Asked in US, Pay Kickback   Justice Department Wants Congress to Help Halt Practice

New Kickbacks ‘Law Is Sought  _ Congress Is Asked     To Act by Justice

Federal Salary Kickbacks Hit  Justice Departmen As Stronaer Laws

Asks Tighter Kickback Law   Department Of Justice Seeks It As To Salaries

New Law Urged On Kickbacks  Pe ee anes, one   Justice Department Cites Investigations

U.S. Threatens Court Action Against B. 2. T.   Walkout Disrupts Defense Shipments, Cripples Christmas Mail and Threatens Parcel Post Embargo

Train Strike Also Cripples  Mail Service   Army Threatens To Act-as Workers Defy Court Order

Parcel Post Embargo I[s Under Study   Strikers Defy US Court Order As Tie-Up Expands

DEFY COURT'S ADEA 10 GET BACK 70 WORK   Impaired Mail Service May Cause an Embargo on Parcel Post.

Yule Parcel Embargo Considered   Court Reprisals Seen Unless Trainmen End Wildcat Walkout

Parcel Post Embargo Is Hinted   Service Crippled In Four Cities as ‘Sick’ Trainmen {ignore Injunction

EMBARGO MAY BE PLACED ON MAILS IF STRIKE GOFS OM      Contempt Citations May Be Sought By Army

Rail Walkouts Spread Despite U.S. Court Order   Parcel Post Embargo ls Threatened

Chicago Yard Tie-Up Halts 17 Rail Lines   Court Order Defied, War Effort Hampered In ‘Wildcat’? Walkout

WALKOUT HITS FOUR LARGE U.S. CITIES   Service Crippled Despite Federal Court Order for Return to Work.

Will Seek Contempt Citations Against Railroad Trainmen   War And Christmas Railroad And Mail Services Slowed In Four Cities By “Sick” Strike.

Army Threatens Reprisala If Striking Trainmen Do Not Go Back To Work; “Sick” Trainmen At St. Louis   CLAIM WAR EFFORT HAMPERED BY STRIKE

Washi ngton And St. Sai Now Affected   Switchmen Remain Off Work In Defiance Of lL. Ss. Court Order

Embargo On Parcel Post Is Threatened In Wildcat Walkout   Army Threatens Court Reprisal If Union Ignores Order; Defense Shinmefits Are Badly Disrunted

Railroad Strike Threatens Delay Of Yule Parcels   Wildcat Walkout Spreads to 4 Cities Including St. Louis

Rail Tieup Grips Four Key Points   Wildcat Wave Impedes _ Defense Shipments,   i   Cripples Mails.

Walkouts Spread to Four Major Cities to Disrupt Defense Shipments and Threaten Embargo on Parcel Post at Christmas Rush

Rail Strikes Spread  In Four Major Cities   Trainmen Face Contempt Action As U.S. Court Orders End Of Strike

Walkouts Delay Defense Goods, Mail Shipments   Embargo May Be Called on Parcel Post in Nation

Chinese Seize Assets of U.S.   Action Is Taken In Retaliation Against Embarqoes

‘RubberStamp Critics Scored By President  Says Government Has Never Had As Loyal

NATION PAYS  SOLEMN HONOR TO WAR DEAD   Third Shooting War Intolerable, Army Chief Declares

ANOTHER WAR ‘INTOLERABLE’  Redouble Efforts for Peace, Nation Warned at Memorials

Denounce Russians  Officially   New U. S. Booklet On Foreign Policies Terms Russians Power-Hungry

SOVIET BLASTED AS EVIL THREAT TO FREE WORLD   Xed Nation Declared Seeking Conquest By Spreading Its Power Through Force And Terror.

Soviet Power Grab Assailed By State Dept.   Policy Booklet Reports Russians Use Force. Terror to Get Contra!)

U.S. Sets Up  Red Charges In  Policy Stand Russians Called “Power Hungry’ By

Term Soviets Power Hunery   Denunciation of “Terror? Spread in Booklet Issued

{In Policy Outline  State Department Deseribes  we  Russia As ‘Power Hungry’

tussia Called Power Hungry   culation Eisenhower May mand International Army

‘SPREADING BY FORCE, TERROR'  State.Dep’t. Flays Soviets in Booklet

Soviets Called Power Hinary In Policy Book  State Department Says Stalin Seeks To Rule By Force

U. 5. State Department Describes Russia as Power-Hungry Government Using Force, Terror  Officials Issue Formal Outline Of American Foreign Policies

US. Booklet Calls Soviets Power-Hungry   State Department Denounces Russia; Land Grab Cited

New State Department Booklet Brands Russia as Extending Power by Terror

RUSSIA CALLED POWER HUNGRY   ‘State Dep’t Booklet Hits  Red Expansion Aims Across Worid

U. S. Officially Describes Russia As ‘A Power-Hungry Government’  Booklet Charges Soviets With Being Bent On Spreading Its Power By Force And Terror

Booklet On Policy Hits Red Tacties   Statement Drafted With Approval of President Truman

state Dept. Calls Soviet Power Greedy   New Booklet Titlec ‘Our Foreign Policy Sets U.S. Role

Territory Annexation Is Reported   Department Says Reds Trying to Extend Empire Across Asin at Present   Booklet Printed

Soviet Described As ‘Power-Hungry Regime of Force   Denunciation in Book Prepared at Truman’‘s Request

Russia Called Power-Hunary   U. §, State Department OFfficially Charges Soviet Bent On Use of Force, Terror

Describe Russia As Power-Hungry   State Department Says Soviets Are Bent On Spreading Its Power

U. S. Officially Brands Russia: Power-Hunary  Charges Soviets Bent On Spreading Empire By Force and Verror

State Dept. Defines U. S. Foreign Policy Officially   New Book Issued Describing Russia As ‘Power-Hunerv’ Spreading Empire

UN Prepares  For Korean  Unification  ' Policy Adopted ByMacArthur

ONLY STUMBLING BLOCK: RED DELEGATION path hr Rl tht Ae RO leone oanletntoer De  UN Hammering Out Pattern To Give All Of Korea Full, Free Government

United Nations Considers Peace Plan For Korea   Political Committee Has Proposal For Korean Commission

Also Direets Korean Coast  Be Blockaded   President Silent On What Units To be Used

MacArthur Gets Approval ‘io Use Troops In Korea   Authorization Also Given For Bombing Of Military Objectives In North Korea

Truman Orders ‘Certain Ground Units’ te Aid Anii-Communists, Also Orders Bombing Of North Korea, Blockade of Entire Coast

Hope Vanishing For C-54 Transport Lost In Yukon   C-47 Crashes While Participating In Search With Three Injured: Planes Continue Flights

CANADA GRIPPED BY RAIL STRIKE   Production, Employment And Livelihood Of En. ttre Country Being Strangled By Walkout.

Strike In Canada Threatens Nation   Walk-Out Paralyzing Canadian Industries

Canada Crippled By Rail Strike   Walkout Threatens To Hurt Nation’s Whole Livelihood

Canada to Use Air Combat Rail Tieup  Government Empowered to Take — Over All Commercial Planes

Rail Strike Paralysis — Hits Canada   Production, Employment Whole Livelihood of Nation Threatened

Hard Hit By Strike   Canada May Use Air Lines to Beat Crisis Caused by Rail Tieup

Railroad Strike Cripples Canada   Government Given Power to Mobilize Commercia] Airlines

Canada Hard Hit By 3-Day Rail Strike   Walkout Threatens to Paralyze Nation’s Economy; Gov’t To Mobilize and Use Commercial Aircraft.

Be MASA VU" S254 4444075 + VHY OF  Rail Walkout Effects Grow  Canada’s Industry Faces Paralysis

Rail Walkout Tightens Grip Upon Canada  Thousands Already Made Idle As Strike Strangles Industry

; Country's Economy in Peril  Canada Gets Power to Seize Ai Lanes as Strike Measure

Canada Takes Aw Controls   Nation Acts as Rail Strike Efferts Grow

Acheson Confers With UN Envoys  On Korean Crisis   To Draft Strategy In Effort To Avoid Spread Of Conflict Into World War Ill

Acheson, Leading Delegates fo UN To Hold Parley  Representatives, To Diplomatic Officials to

Crisis Is Causing Concern   Acheson Summons Lead ers To Draft Strategy To Be Taken In Un To Avoid Spread Of War.

Consults  With Top -U.N. Men   Secretary Of State To  ‘ Hold A ‘Briefing’ On World Crisis With Delegates

Chinese Claim Hainan \sland Raid Thwarted  ‘Nationalists Assert 2,000. Red livasion Cratt New Sunk

Claims Red Invasion  Smashed   Nationalist Commande: On Hainan says 2,000  Enemy Vessels Sunk by Chiang Airforce, Navy

Red Invasion Of Hainan Is Held Impossible   Nationalist Commander of Island Says 2,000 Invasion Craft, Mostly Junks,  Are Sunk on Liuchow Peninsula

Believes the Average Ghost Is Far Less Trouble Than the Heavy-Eating Weekend Guests

State Department Invites Russia to Resume Talks On Atomic Eneray Issue

Reds Invited To Resume Atomic Talks   Control Suggestions - To Get Sympathetic Hearing’ .

U.S. Invites Reds to Resume Atomic Parleys   Pledges Sympathetic Hearing If Russians Have New Proposals

USSR Invited To Renew U.N. Atomic Talks   U.S, Promises Sympathetic Hearing Uf Russians Have Prannecale

America Bids For Red Pact On A-Bombs   State Department Willing to Renew Overtures in 1.N.

State Department Promises ‘Sympathetic’ Hearing in United Nations if Reds Put Forward Pronosal.

U.S, SUGGESTS NEW ATOM TALKS   RUSSIA ENVITED TO DISCUSS PROPOSED CONTROLS IN UNITED NATIONS.

Medical Hall Is Soon fo Become Maternity Ward  Medical Profession aa isk A]  Teer ar’   Medical Profession Sets Presedent by Naming Grievance Committee

Sen. Taft Says Democrats Fear His Re-Election   Says Opponents Have Assured Election of Republican Conaress

—POLITICS— Taft Claims Democrats  Helping GOI   Sees Beginning { my _

Taft Predicts Great Victory For Ohio G.O.F   Blisters Democrats As State Republicans Adopt Their Platform

GOP Victory ls Predicted af Ohio Convention   ‘Unholy Alliance’ Of Democrats Is Charged by Taft

Janet! Will Be Buried In Easter Dress. Police Still Seek Killer of 14-Year-Old Baby Sitter

Communists Ask German Peace Plan  Be Drafted   Unified Government Should Be Formed,  Countries Declare

"FOUR-POINT” PLAN OUTLINED BY SOVIET BLOC   Prague Session Urges “Peace-Loving, All- German (Cavernment”

Soviet Russia Bloc Asks Creation of Unified Germany  a   Western Powers Are Asked to Join in 4-Point Plan

Red Bloc Asks — United Germany  East-West Accord Sought; — Four Point Plan Is Set Un

All-German Gov't Plan Urged By Red Bloc  Communist Nations Call On West To Join Russia In Program

Free German Rule Mapped By Red Bloe   West Called Upon ‘To Join’ After Meeting Of Ministers

A Peace Parley  Bv Reds   Group Calls Upon Western Powers  To Join Program To Unite Germany

New Proposal Grows From Prague Confab   Big Three In West Invited To Join ‘Peace’ Peanram

Communist Bloc Calls For Unity Of All Germany   Satellites Join Mother Russia In Old Proposal

Prague Conference Seeks Pledge Against Rearming Of West Zone Government

Communists Call for 4Point Plan   Russia and Satellites Held Meeting in Pragu On German Problems

UNIFIED GERMAN STATE 1S URGED BY RED NATIONS   (Russian and Her Satellites Call on West to Join Them  : in Setting Up Single  : Government.   SET FORTH 4-POINT  PLAN AT CONFERENCE   Program Calls for C snclusion - of Peace Treaty—Altied : Powers Speculate on  ~ Soviet Aims.

Orba Jackson, Another of 10 Wanted Men, is Captured   (Picture on Page 10)

 — NEWSPAPERS GET RESULTS —  Article Traps Another  Of 'Ten Mest Wanted’

Poland Quits World Bank, Monetary Fund   Russian-Dominated Country Charges U.S. Control Grab

Poland Withdraws From World Bank With Blast At U. S. ‘Imperialism’   Soviet-Dominated Nation Charges U. S. With Using International Financial Agencies To Gain  Control Of All Of Europe

Soviet - Dominated Poland Palls Out From World Bank   Action Is Seen Propaganda Move of Little Economic Or Financial Effect

PNG Unit [s Indulging Ii Last Strenuous Day Of Short Field Training  Season Today.

Truman Asks Passage of Tax Measure   Wants New Bill In Effect By Oct. 

Convict To Die In Prison  1948 Slaying   Claude MeGee In Kidnapping of Paul Harris

State High Court Says Claude McGee Must Die Dec. 15  Charged in Slaying OF Fellow inmate  bas Bots.

Attempted Whitewash Charged by Sen. Ives   "Accumulating Evidence" Indicates Administration is Trying to Cover Up State Department on Alleged Communism.   TRUMAN CONSIDERS PANEL

Ives Charges Whitewash of State Dept   Truman Panel Reported Taking Over Part of Senate Probe

Sen. Ives Sees Whitewash’ Try  in investigation OF Reds-In-Government

SEES “WHITEWASH   Senator Ives Criticizes Ad ministration’s Handling  of Red Charges

Senator Ives Criticizes Ad. ministration's Handling  of Red Charces

Administration Seen Attempting Red Whitewast   Ives Says State Dept. Being Cleared; Sees Truman Panet Medium

SENATOR TAKES POKE AT CHIEF   Administration Whitewoshing State’ Dept. on Commie Charges, Is Claim

Judge Rereads Part of Charge To Hiss Jurors   Reasonable Doubt Clause Is Heard As Deliberation Resumed

Flan 10 Uall Lewis Before Quiz Revived   Death of Lesinski Changes Complexion Of Labor in House

Jacobs Again Plans  lo Subpoena Lewis  May-Face Questions On Union Democracy

House Group May Call Lewis In Strike Quiz   Lesinski Death May Cost Labor Support In House Committee.

LESINGKIS DEATH CLEARS WAY FOR RENEWED INQUIRY   Rep. G.A, Barden, Backe: Of Taft-Hartley Law, To ’ Have Control

Talks in Rain to Boost Cron Disvosal   Asserts Idea Would Let Prices Down, Keep Incomes High

Tax Economy Keynote Of  Republicans   Top State Candidates In United Front Against High Government Cost:

Attlee Party Seems Assured Of Slim Majority In British Vote   But Churchill Men Make Strong Bid   Tories Climb Sharply In Early Vote, But Fall; Count Not Complete

Laborites Near Majority Power ln British Vote   Party Is Only 2 Seats Short in Tabulation  in Important Balloting This Afternoon.

New Assembly Hall Planned   a, es ae a    Farm’ Bureau to. Build At North Edae of City

WORLD'S BEST PRISON RODEO TO BE STAGED FIVE BIG SUNDAYS IN OCTOBER

Tax Measure Snarl Kee ps Solons OnJob   Adjournment Plans Dropped; Acheson Reveals Plans For W. Germans

MEAT RATION SYSTEM IN NEAR-FUTURE.   Gasoline Rationing May Be Ordered Within Short Time

Meat To Be First On Rationing List  Price Controls on Foods, Rent Likel Ta: Ro -FEnnetad hv Navi Cad  rie ee

U.S. Prepares For Rationing  Of Meats Soon   Price Controls Seen By Summer; Gasoline Coupons In Offing

Loses’ Nerve On Brink O1 Death Leap   New Local Bridge Figures In Story Of Ex-So. H. Man

LOSES NERVE ON SUICIDE PLAN   One-Time Prominent South Haven Resident Planned To Jump In River

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Parent uk eee es eke i? .seaa et

VOTE TO EXTEND RENT CONTROL   SENATE FAVORS 6 WAYS HOUSE 90—MUST ADJUST DIFFERENCES.

Chemistry Dean  At Auburn Dies   Herbert M. Martin, 56, Is Heart Victim

Solons Learn of Emergency Defense Plans   Security Unit Tells Senators Measures Ready for Action

Nation Ready To Mobilize   Senators Learn of Emer«gency Plans for Shitting to War-Time Basis.

[Emergency Plans Are Ready Now 'To Shift U.S. to Wartime  ‘Basis, Solons Told at Session

Doctors Decide Man Sane A fter All; ‘Had Spent 19 Years in Institution

Missing County Official Sought From Plane   No.trace Fourd of Treasurer ir Burned Car Near Hartford City

Majority Rises After Sermon - Crosse Church Members  Vote In Favor Of Mercy Deaths

Fifth Free Auction Draws Huge Crowd Wednesday Night   List of Articles Sold and Amount Each Item Brought Is Given

Red China, Under Varied Pressure, Could Spark Flame of World War

‘PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS 7 inheeniiaiaenmninniaat a hghahaiaieeneanmieearet   Tobey Wins in New Hampshire Vote

Liberal Sen. Tobey Wins in  Rough Primary   1,127-Vote Edge for the Veteran New Hampshire Lawmaker Over Powell

TOBEY SQUEEZES BY IN PRIMARY VOTING   Texas Demos Line Up With Rare Unity Behind Shivers

BB Primers Tobey Wins Over Powell By Slim Edge  Nip-Tuck Race In Doubt To Last

Sen. Tobey Winner By A Close Margin   Opponent Says He'll: Ask A Recount; Six Other States Conduct Elections

Nominate Tobey To Third Term At NH. Primary   Defeats Veterans Of World War H By 127 Votes In Rough, Tumble Fight

Tobey Winner In Close New Hampshire Race   Four Other Senate Seats Involved In State Primaries

Tobey Wins In  Tough Fight In  N. Hampshire Defeated Opponent  Says He Will Ask For Recount

New H ampshire’s Senator Tobey, Fighting Tough Battle, Wins GOP Nomination for Third Term

Tobey Wins Third Term N omination In Tough New Hampshire GOP Race

Tobey, G.0.P. Liberal, Wins In Close Race   Opponent to Ask Recount Of N. H. Vote

Senator Tobey Defeats Young Challenger   Claims New Hampshire Nomination By Slim, 1,127 Vote Margin

Tobey Is Winner In See-Saw Battle For Senate Post   Wins Nomination To Third Term In New  Hampshire’s Primary

Tobey Victor . In GOP Battle   New Hampshire Solon Defeats Opponent

Sen. Tobey Is Victor    Wins New Hampshire Nomination by Small Margin: Recount Likels

New Hampshire Republicans Give’ Nod To Charles Tobey   Six Other States Tavolved In Races Rar Tan Offices

‘Sen. Tobey Wins Nomination for Third Term in Close New Hampshire Primary

Tobey Wins In Close Vote   Summary in Primaries in Seven States Tuesday

Tobey Wins, But Recount Is Expected   War Veterun Nosed Out Of GOP Battle With Liberal Solon

Sen. Tobey Barely Wins In Hot Race   Kelly Is Winner  In M ichigan Test   Hayden, Millikin, Prouty. ~ Youngdahl Victors In : Other Polls

SENATOR TOBEY IS RENOMINATED IN CLOSE RACE   Wins By 1,127  In Bid For New Hampshire 3rd Terms.

Senator Tobey Wins Primary For Third Term   Man Labelled “Truman Republican’ Wins GOP Contest

SENATOR TOBEY WINS CLOSE ONE IN GOP PRIMARY  LIBERAL LAWMAKER  RENOMINATED OVER WORLD WAR II VET

Tobey Wins Nomination  WN aur Tlawmnchiro Raa,   New Hampshire Race Is Exceptionally Close

Cottonseed Program Listed By CCC Head   Outlines Six-Point Plan For Suppor! Of Cottonseed

YARDLEY RECEPTION   Vincent Casey Is Named President Of Holy Name Society

‘Harlingen Man, Woman Companion ‘Held In Arizona On Kidnaping Count

SCITIES SWEPT BY MAJOR FLOODS   HUNDREDS OF FAMIL IES MADE HOMELESS — THREE. DEAD. DAMAGE HEAVY.

Hearings Slafed on Naming of Mayor As Ambassador   Repert Some Protests To O'Dwyer Selection For Mexican Post

Probe Asked Lan For O'Dwyer Ws   Socialist Thomas Urges Senate Ouiz

Protests Call for Hearing Before O’Dwyer Gets Post   Marcantonio and Norman Thomas Are Against Resigned N. Y. Mayor Going to Mexico; ‘Just Polities,” Says Connally

PLAN NEW DEFENSES   Demark Parliament Plans To Vote $57,000,000 in Funds

Fires Fanned By HighWinds   Serious Forest Blazes Rage in N. E—New Hampshire Governor Acts.

NEW FIRE SPOTTED AT S. KINGSTOWN   High Winds Whip . Blazes Throughout N. E.; Flood Hits Midwest

McMath Stresses Working Relationship” With Truman; Laney Stresses Program To Aid Farmers

Vogeler Given Fifteen Years On Spy Charge   Two Hungarians Sentenc ed To Death—Appeals Planned

Vogeler Sentenced To 15 Years And Two Hungarians To Death For Spying

Vogeler Seeks Verdict Appeal   American Given 15 Yeara By Hungarian Court

American Sentenced In Hungary  M7. awn w+ Be QD nnten   Vogeler Receive 15-Year Term. In Spy Trial

U.S. Brands Spy Tria! Before Red Court As ‘Devoid of Justice,’ Both to Appeal Verdicts: Two Hunaarions Face Death

Indonesian Rebel Gives Up; Revolt Still Simmering   Aziz Leaves Subordinate In Charge of Troops; Bloodshed Feared

Eastern Wind-Rain Storm Fatal To Two As ‘Cool Spell’ Continues In Midwest

Plans Discussed For Military Day Observance Here  ees an Oe We      Parade Will Be Highligh Of Armed Forces Event Saturday, May 20

Plans Discussed For Military Day Observance Here   Parade Will Be Highlight Of Armed Forces Event Saturday, May 20

2 Big Strikes Reported at End   GE and IHC Men te Return to Work

General Electric And Two Unions  Arrive at Terms   100,000 Workers Are Affected; Production Hampering Near End

Labor Picture Brightens With Strike Delays  Telephone And Railway Worker: Aaree to Truces

Phone Walkout Is Called Off   U.S. Labor Picture Ig Brighter; Mediators Tackle Rail Dispute

3rd Man Theme Strike Scheduled Next Wednesday  Embargees Already Announced By Two Of Four Systeme,

SEE PROGRESS IN WAGE TALKS   Telephone Service Continues As Strikers Fail To Picket.

Mediators Try To Settle Labor Strike Threats  . See. Possi ble Accord In Negoti iotion ns of  Bhana Bail leciae

Postponements Avert Railroad, Phone Strikes   Labor Picture Brightens as Mediators Attempt Settlements

Gov’t Mediators Seek Settlements In Vital Disputes   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

LABOR PICTURE BIT BRIGHTER   Push Settlement of Twa Threaténéd Major . Strikad

aiepiione Workers to Awail Results of New Negotiations: Fauipment Strike to Continue

Telephone Workers Call Off Nationwide Strike Set for Today, Hope for Settlement.   RADIO NETWORKS, ENGINEERS AGREE   Railroad Walkout Delayed. However, Chrysler Strike Unchanged; Asks Locals for Cash Aid.

Nation's Labor Picture Appears Brighter Today  Medi ators Attempt  Ciusal. Cub.

Labor Scene Brightens at New Parleys   10,000 Installers Still on Strike in Phone Rumpuec

Nation's Labor Picture Brighter as  Mediators Work on 2 Major Strikes

Phone And Rail Strikes Delayed By Union Heads   Settlement With Bell System Said To Be Possible

Government Mediators Move In To Finish Settle. ment Of Major lesues   Fireman Reslate  Walkout May 10   CWA Head Says Signs Point To ‘Possible’ Agreement With Bell

Railway Dispute Mediation Seen  Four Top Railroads Faced With Shutdown

Mediators Seek New Setflement   Phone Union Head Sees Possibility of New Aareaement

Government May Act in Threatened Rail Strike   Walkout Deadline Due Wednesday; Southern Railway To Close Down

U. S. LABOR OUTLOOK IS IMPROVED   Telephone Workers Call Off Nationwide Strike Set for Today, Hope for Settlement.   ” RADIO NETWORKS, ENGINEERS AGREE   Railroad Walkout Delayed. However, Chrysler Strike Unchanged; Asks Locals for Cash Aid.

NOW CHECKED TO. PRESIDENT   Strike Is Scheduled For “6 a. m. Wednesday, Union Says

Railroad Workers Sched. led To Quit Jobs On Some Lines   TELEPHONE WALKOUT IS ALSO IMMINENT

GOVERNMENT ACTION IS LAST RESORT   Rail and Phone Disputes Have Wednesday Deadline

Truman Or Mediation Bloc May Act To Avert Threatened Rail Strike

Rail, Phone Strikes Due Today, Put Of   Settlement Reached in Radio Network Dispute; CWA Lnion Still Out

Government Calls Mediators to Try for an Agreement   Phone and Railroad Workers Accede to Pleas, Stay Walkout:

Hope Soars as Phone Strike Is Postponed   Labor Picture in U. S. Brightens as Major Walkouts Delayed for  Government Mediation

Delay in Strikes  Brightens Picture  Telephone, Railway Parlevs Pushed

Russia Leases Port Areas: In North Korea   Communist Section Of Island Site Of New Harbors

REDS GET PORTS N NORTH KOREA      Russia Leased Areas On East Coast Of Communist Region—Large Scale Harbor Construction.

Sees Need To Recast Programs   Large Scale Help After Marshall Plan Must Be Considered

U.S. Recasts Plans To Aid  Changes Blamed On   Changes Blamed On Conflict In Korea

Army Sets Up $34,000 Goal   July 1 Figure for Service  Mav Be Increased

Lt. Robert K. O’Connell, West Point ' Graduate, Is Wounded In Korea War

‘Red-Tinted’ Lawyers Guild Tries To Oust Hoover as Head of G-Men

Red’ Group Seeks Ouster Of FBI Chief   J. Edgar Hoover, G-Men Targets of Attack By Lawyers’ Guild

Reds Step Up Fire at G-Men   Lawyer Guild Aiming To Get Hoover Fired

FBI Head Is Target for Communist Front Outfit   National Lawyers Guild Starts Drive  TT) Pk LU eRe mf ECadaral Palica

Employment  Takes A Jump   Over Million Per sons Obtain Job: During April

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   All In  The Various Communities

COURTROOM IN BETHANY CASE   Testimony Begun in Suit Ta Oust Two School Officials, Three Teachers

It Started Over a Kiss Court Jammed as Suit Begin: To Force Teachers’ Discharge

General Hershey Doubts Drait of Men Over 25   Emphasizes That U. S. Program to Rearm Will Last for a Generation

U.S. CAN’T GET CONSULAR FERSONNEL OUT OF RED CHINA FOR 4-6 WEEKS 

Exodus Of Yanks From China Will Take Six Weeks   Jessup Arrives In Formosa; Will Visit Hong Kong Tuesday

AWAIT REPORT ON BUS CRASH   Five Killed In Collision Near Gaylord Saturday ; Probe Under Way

27 Puerto Rican. Farm Laborers Believed Killed  Ship Sights Five Bodies In Atlantic Off Florida

Senator's Probe Prompts Hearing On China Trade   New Regulations Under Study By Deportment

Britain Announces Recognition of Red China Government   British Government Breaks With _ Its Wartime Ally, Kai-shek; Hands Official Note to Communist Attache

Labor Government Seeks To Protect British Trade And Crown Colony Of Honk Kong

Red Chinese Recognized By British   Break With Chiang So as to Protect Hong Kong, China Investments

Would Save Investments In China   Splits With Foreign Policy Of France And United States

England Gives Recognition to Communist Chine  Move is Major Split   Move is Major Split With Foreign Policy Of America, France

Britain Extends Full Recognition To Chinese Reds   Severs Relations With Chiang’s Nationalists; Policy Split With U.S.

Holding Trade, Hong Kong’s Fate at Stake  3 Smaller Countries Follow Analo Lead

British Grant Recognition to Reds in China   Action Taken to Safeguard Heavy Interests and Protect Hong Kong; Involves Major Split With U.S.

BRITISH RECOGNIZE MAO TO PROTECT HONG KONG AND TRADE ‘INTERESTS’

Nationalist Ambassador Is Critical   Empire Seeks to Protect Interest In the Far East

London’s Action Held Dictated By Economic Necessity; Move Represents Split With U.S. Policy

British Action On China Splits Up ‘Big Three   U.S., France Hold Back on Recognitior Of Reds in China

Britain  OK’s Red  Chinese Cuts All Ties With  . Nationalists; Acts Le aoe ge a a oe Dd Lae Fram rL2a

Britain Gives Official Nod to Red Chinese   London Action Tends to Strengthen Hand of Russia in U.N.

Britain Splits Big Three’s Asiatic Front by Recognizing Chinese Reds

Full Diplomatic Status Is Given To China Reds   Other Western Powers Expected Te, Follaw Move

Holding Trade. Hong Kong's Fale at Stake  © an eth Sie kha a   3 Smaller Countries  Follow Anglo Lead

Great Britain Recognize: Chinese Red Government   Other Western European Nations Expected T, Follow The Action Taken By The British

Move Brings Split With U. §. Views   Three Scandinavian Nations Expected To Follow Suit

Britain Recognizes Communist China Today Breaking Relations With Wartime Partner

British Move Splits Big 3   Denmark, Norway Ceylon Recoenize Reds

Britain Recognizes Red Conquest (Of China, Divides Western Front   Britain’ s Recognition of Red China Stirs G. 0. P. Storm on Capitol Hill

Action Splits Solid Front Of West In East  Storm Of Protest Ranead Over Mave

All Available Officers Mobilized In Vancouver To Find Killers Of Teen-Age Gir

Thirfeen Killed in B-29 Crash   Plane Explodes Near Secret Weapons Base

HUGE BOMBER  CRASH KILLS CREW OF 13.   Accident Happened At Point Near  - Emarveat Alaamanra men

Think Bomber Crash Kills 13   Strategic Command Craft Hits Hillside

THOUCHT DEAD   Crash Occurs Three Minutes At ter Takeoff from Kirtland Alrforce Base at Albuquerque N M. — Bodles of Crewmen Mangled and Torn,

Schricker to Let 6. 0. P. Take Over Prized Auto License Branch Jobs

License Bureau Continues Under State Secretary.   Leland Smith and Gov. Schricker Confer On: Future Plans

Three-Year-Old Butler Youngster Kills Self With Old-Style Pistol

Party Leaders Move Cautiously To Sooth Threatening Breach   Republican Senators Willing To Support Truman If He Wants Genuine Cooperation.

New Bipartisan Plan Sought By GOP, Demos   Senator Douglas Proposes Republican As Undersecretary

Feelers Out  To Heal  Policy Split  ~ Baruch Warns, Too Many Crise:

Efforts Made to End Split Over Foreian Policy   Baruch’s Words Spur Congress Toward Accord

Warnings Touch Off Peace ‘Try   Partisan Congressional Foes Make Overtures To Heal For. eign Policy Split

CONGRESSMEN HEED WARNING BY MR. BARUCH   Democrats and Republicans Trying to Heal Split Over Loyalty Issue.

Alarmed By Warnings Of Baruch   Seek to Restore Bipartisan Policy

Foreign Policy Revision Urged To Heal Breech   Parties To Merge For Better Effort

New Attempt To Be Made By Democrats, Republicans In Gongress To Resume Bi-Partisan Non-Political Approach   McCARTHY CHARGES EMBROILS SENATE

Cause Of Rail Crash Is Sought   7 Wreckage Of Troop Train  Examined: Death List Set At Thirty-Three,

LATEST CHECK SHOWS 34 MEN DEAD IN CRASH   Attempt Will Be Made to Fix Responsibility for Disastrous Railroad Collision.

Troop Train Wr eck Inquiry Is Launched   Railroad Officials Still At Loss To Explain The Tragedy

Sixty-Seven Other Penna National Guard men Injured, With 24 Listed As Serious.

Gen. Arnold, — Dead At 63, Wrote Air Saga  Almost Quit Army Because Of Horse; One Of First Four Military Airmen

Unhappy *ssorse Lover— ARNOLD, NEVER SHOT AT FOR KEEPS, DIDN'T LIKE FOOT SOLDIERING -- BUT OH. THAT AIR!

‘Hap’Arnold Nearly Quit the Arm) Because He Couldn’t'Be in Cavalry

WEP PyY 44a eee  ARNOLD. NEVER SHOT AT FOR KEEPS, DIDN'T TIVE FOOT SOLDIERING -- BUT OH, THAT AIR!

‘Gen. Arnold Once Threatened to Quit Army Because They Wouldn’t Let Him Ride Horse

Reds Reach Point 50 Mi. From Pusan   Gen. Walker Predicts U. S. Line Will Hold

Truman Gives Go-ahead on Super-Bomb_  »- Order: sthe AEC-to ‘Continu 1e Wo! rh on. . ' AH Ateam Waa

Postmaster Urges Karly Mailing of Christmas Cards and Gift Pac ‘kages

GET XMAS PARCELS IN MAIL AT ONCE   Urgent Plea Made by Bristol Postmaster Joseph P. Duffy   DEADLINE IS DEC. 9TH

"We Will Hold Our Positions Here, Says Maj. Gen. Barr at Yalu River

PROTEST LODGED WITH TRUMAN ON SUILS PLAN CUI   Kep. Christopher Says He _ Has Presented Conservation View to jrannan.   MISSOURIAN ASSERTS AN INCREASE NEEDED   Acted After He Heard Budget Bureau Planned to Lop $150,000,000 From lund.

Murderer Fails In Appeal for Freedom  Convicted of Slaying Lack Haven Policeman

High Born Britons  Have Low Manners  British Duke Fed Up With Goinas On

Judge Awards Judgment For $200 Million   8,485 Plaintiffs. Declared Winners In Damacaes Trial.

Court Blames  Texas City  Blast on U.S, Decree of Federal  Judge Covers $200 Million Suits

Jurist Blames U.S. Government In Texas Blast   Federal Court Ruling Extended to Cover 8 485 Damage Suits

seeneer ss. IVil stakes  Texas Disaster Blamed OnFederal Government

Judge Rules U.S. Government Was Negligent   Largest Damage Suit Ever Brought Aaainst The State

Texan Blast May Cosi U.S. $200 Million   Judge Charges Government With Negligence, Errors In Explosion. Fire

Judge Rules Government At Fault in Texas Blast  Says It Is Liable In Texas City Case:  eHAD ANN ANN

Federal Court Rules Against Government   Appeal to Highest Court Expected; One Claim Is $50 Million

‘Government  Was At Fault’   Judae Rules In Texas City Disaster Which Killed 500

Judge Rules U.S. af Fault   tn 1947 Texas City Disaster Which Took More Then 500 Lives

_ Blunders, Mistakes and Acts Of Negligence,” Accusations Made by Fed. Judge Kennerly   5,48) Parties Are Entitled to Judoment Says Juris!

U.S. Blamed For Texas  Explosion   Federal Judge Awards Judgments Totaling $200,000,000.

6,485 Granted 100 Million by Federal Judge   Each Suit Must Now Be Tried on Merits; Blast Is 3 Years Old

§ 485 Parties Are ‘Entitled To Judoment™  Damages Totaling   Damages Totaling $200,000,000 Askex For 1947 Blast

Federal Judge Rules That Government Was At Fault in Causing Texas City Disaster

Government Liable for Millions-in Damage Suits  U'S. Ruled at Fault in Texas City Explosion

Court Rules. in Disaster at Texas City   8,485 Persons Had Sued for Damages;  Negligence Charged

Ud, 1) BLAMED FORK TEXAS CITY DISASTER TN 19%   Federal Judge Holds Blunders and Negligence Led to Blasts and Fires Costing 514 Lives.   RULING HANDED DOWN IN TEST DAMAGE SUT   Decision, If Upheld, Means Court Actions for $200,000,000 Must Be Tried Separately.

Texas Disaster  Suits Decided  Government Is Held Responsible by Court

Judge Rules U.S. Responsible For Texas City Disaster, Liable For $200,000.000 Damages

Judge Says US Negligent in Texas Disaster  Ruling Clears Way For Suits Totalling $200.000.000

POPPY DAY IN WAUNAKEE SAT., MAY 20   LET THE POPPY SHOW THAT AMERICA REMEMBERS

300 Homeless In Sudden Texas Flash Flood   Wichita Falls Area Hit By Swollen Wichita River

Top Officers of Pennsylvania's 28th Division Study Question of Deferments

lowa Politicos Step Up Campaigns   Candidates Have Only 27 More “Talking Davs”’

Congress Curbs Treasury Deficit For Fiscal Year   Truman Can Claim Small Praise for Holding Spending Ling

HONOR STUDENTS AT DELONE HIGH   Names Of 100 Boys And Girls Appear On First And Second List For Third Six Weeks Of Study

DELONE H. $. HONOR ~ ROLLS ANNOUNCED:   Names Of 114 Students On First And Second Lists For Fourth Six Weeks Period At That School

FEDERAL CHURCH COUNCIL ISSUE   Question Of Retaining Mem. bership Considered By Presbyterian Assembly.

Presbyterians To Thrash Out Issue 0f Membership In Churches Council

World Freedom Bell Dedicated In Belin Today  Record Crowd Of 350 Thousand At West Berlin Event

NEW GESTAPO IS SET UP IN EAST GERMANY   Russian Zone Organizing Secret Police, Youth, Along Nazi Lines

Red Germans Face ‘Gestapo’ Cleanup  New Police, Youth Laws Recall Nazism

Gestapo Is Revived In  KE. Germany   Red Government Rolls Calendar Back To 1933

Red Gestapo In Germany Raises Head   Youth Regimented As in Hitler Time in Fast Germany

Regimented YouthToBe Like OldSS   Germans In Russian Zone To Set Up New Gestapo And Begin Youth Movement

Fast Germany Regiments Youth   ’Anti-Americanism’ Called ‘Sacred Duty’

Days Of Hitler Return To East German Section   Red-Controlied Government Passes Two Bills; Youth To Be Revimented And Gestapo Revived

East Germany To Have New Gestapo And Youth Spy Unit under Commies

Reinstates — Regimented Youth, Gestapo   Red-Controlled Area Rolls Calendar Back to 1933

Move Drafts Youth of Germany Into Regimented Unit, Sets Up Vast Network of Informers

RED GERMANY PATTERNS HITLER YOUTH   Volkskammer Enacts Law for New Gestapo

EAST GERMANY VOTES GESTAPO   Regimented Youth Move. ment Also Approved By Communist Chamber

Soviet To Crack Down In Germany   Hitler-Style Youth Program, Secret Police Are Planned

Secret Police In East Germany   Reds Also Revive Hitler Youth Group

EAST GERMANY SETS UP NEW RED GESTAPO   Youth Organization Or Old Hitler Lines Is Also Ordered

Eastern Germany  To Have Gestapo  Youth Spy Ring Two New Laws Pave  ” Way For Revival Of - Hitler-Type Groups

Gestapo For Red Germany   Communist-Controlled East Germany To Have Regimented ‘Hitler’ Youth

GESTAPO CREATED ——{N-EAST GERMANY   Young Wrafied Inte Kegimented Organization Like the Old Hitler Youth vievemoent

Soviet Germany to Regiment Youth and Form Gestapo as Under Hitler

East Germany Laws Call for Regimented Youth and Gestapo as in the Days of Hitler

Gestapo Created in East Germany   Regimented Youth Organization Modeled on Old Hitler Lines Ordered by Communist Government.

East Germany Reported Reviving Regimented Youth, Strong Gestapo: Laws Roll Calendar Back To 193:

East GermanyTakesTip From Hitler's Book. Plans Revival 0f Hated Gestapo

Loca! Temperature   Aullerism is being Wevived .... Gestapo System Is Returning To Germany’s Eastern Zone

Soviets Pursue Hitler Policy, Set Up Gestapo, German Youth Group

Red-Ruled Reich Sets Up New Gestapo  Orders Youth Grou AA.jJ.i.j4 fre. frit

German History Repeats  Calendar Rolls Back To 1933--Reds Okeh Gestapo, Youth Spies

East Germany to Regiment Youth, Form Gestapo   Days -of Hitler Are Returned by Vote Of Communist Body

SOVIETS PLAN TO REGIMENT YOUTH   Action Is Reminiscent O Early Days Of Hitler

New Gestapc Slated for East Reich   3 Million to Be Forced Into Huge Youth Movement

—_REGIMENTS GERMAN YOUTH— Soviets To Organize  A Powerful Gestapo

RED GESTAPO! IS CREATED IN EAST GERMANY   Youth Group Similar To Hitler’s Jugend Also fs Formed

SY FAMERS EEN OF RAPS  Pinckney Children Learn Abou! Flag of the Lnited States

IN PATRIOTIC PROGHAM  Fiachney (Children Learn Abaw Flee of the I'nited States

FUND APPEAL   Elizabeth Kenny Fund Drive Opens In County Aug. 21

POLIO FUND APPEAL OPENS AUGUST 21   Mrs. Walter of Lenox Accepts Chairmanship

U. S. Jets Blast Seoul's Railroad Marshaling Area   Fighters, Light Bombers Pound Red Troops And Supply Lines All Day

Envoys Okay Atlantic Pact Defense F ore   Combined Army to Defend Western Europe May Tnelidée Carmane

PACT NATIONS . OKAY 30,000 . REICH POLICE   12 Atlantic Countries Blueprint Army For Defense

Agree on Combined Defenses   Defense Ministers to Take Up Possible Use of Germans.

p act Col neil Agrees On Unitec Defense Force  German Manpower Angle Left Up To Beko  nea AMimsetare

BRITONS CLAIM NO WORLD WAR SEEN IMMINENT   Churchill Urges Efforts Toward Understanding With Soviet Russia

Tory and Labor Leaders Foresee No New War Near   Bevin Predicts Long Peace If Power, Potential Of West Are Developed

Jury Resumes Deliberations Tn Hiss Trial   Ex-State Departinent Official Accused Of Perjury In Spy Case

2 ee Stand Irks Colleagues   Action on Civil Rights Stirs Cry His Chief Aim Governorship.

F.D. Roosevelt Jr., Draws Ire Of Congressmen   Grand-standing On Civil Rights Measure Charged

F.D.R., Jr. In Hot Water Over Civil Rights Bill   Colleagues A¢cuse Him of Seeking Governorshinp

Young: Roosevelt Becomes Storm Center of FEPC Row Among Proponents of Plan

Young FDR in Hot Argument  Eyes on Governorship, His Colleaques Claim

Local Temperature      roung Roosevelt Stirs Sto  Civil Rights Ranks Split

Roosevelt In  Middle Of House Battle  New Yorker Accused Of Trickery In Ciwil Richte Mawe

Roosevelt Involved In  Party Split   Colleagues Accuse FDR, Jr., Of Aiming For Goveruorship

Congress Roundup  FDR, Jr., Takes FEPC Spoflight      Ex-President’s Son Center of Demo Row

YoungFDR Is Accused By Powell   New York Congressman,  Democrat, Says Junior More Interested in NY Covernoarshin   'G.0.P. Would Sion   Halleck Tells Powell His Group Would Back His  Patiltian

—CIVIL RIGHT S— RooseveltIs Involved In House Fight  Charges Of Cheap Politics.Hurled-. .-

FDR, Jr., Center Of Big Argument Over Civil Rights   FEPC Opponents Enjoying Fight Of Adversaries

FDR Jr., Storm Center Of House FEPC Arqument   Freshman Congressman Accused Of Employing Po. litical Trick In Filing Petition To Force Vote On Measure

Roosevelt Caught In Stormy Civil Rights Struggle  Negro Preacher  Objects To Petition  rarer iir

The Weather   Hopes Siill Held Three Miners Live  Bodies of Two Found, Others May Find Air

Negro Boy Confesses Firing Shot That Killed New York Baseball Fan

Big 3 Agree On Arms Goal:  At Conference   Threat of Red Aggression Endangers Free World, Ministers Declare

World Aid Plan Target of GOP   Solons Seek To Strike Point Four from Bill

GGP Senators Pushing Fight Against Point-4   Seek To Defeat $34,000,000 Pian Set By Truman

Senate Votes OnPoint 4; GOP Opposes   Showdown Scheduled Today With Democrats Claiming Majority

Point Four Decision Due   Taft Forces Seek To - Force Conference

ENEMY TANKS LEFT ALONG THE ROADSIDE   United Nations Forees Push 18 Miles West from Captured Port of Wonsan in Closing Trap on Communist Troops Pinned Down In a “Death Vatley.”

U.N. Forces Smash Ahead  From 2 Points   MacArthur At Wake, Awaits Arrival of President Truman

18 Miles Gained With Foe Pinned In ‘Death Valley’  60,000 Ko-Red Prisoners Held In Allied Tails Talley Ghacure

Plans New Tax on Television Sets; Explains All Cuts   Phone and Wire Charges Reduced as Wellas Levies on Furs, Luggage Other Items

Would Increase Tax On Business Incomes   Truman Administration in Preposing Increase From 38 to 42 Per Cent, Suggests Decreases on Certain Excises; Michigan Solon Says Buyers’ Strike Is Growing.   Repeats Veto Threat

Tax Changes Woutd Raise Government Income a Billion   Propose a 10 Per Cent  Levy on Television Pote

Excise Tax Cuts Must Be Limited  Secretary Of Treasury Dherdlienmea Dem mae.l   Secretary Of Treasury Outlines Proposed  Reductions

Truman Camp Asks For Tax On Video Sets   Also Wants Slash In Sales Levies, Boost In Corporate Taxes

Trumanites Ask Decrease In Excise Tax And Increase On Top Corporation Levies

Snyder Details Tax Program Before Congress   Truman’s Pian Hikes Revenues Of Government

Plans To Cut Sales Levies Are Outlined   Program Includes Ten Percent Revenue On Video Sets

Would Tax TV And Up Business Levy   Administration Wants New Sources of Revenue to  Make Up for Cuts   EXCISE  REDUCTIONS   But Net Result Would Give Government Over Billion  More in Income

BUSINESS TAX HIKE, EXCISE SLASH ASKEL   Snyder Meets Heavy Demand For Deeper Cuts From Solons

Would Assess Video Sets   Treasury Chief Advises Solons Hike Other Taxes

See New Revenue in TV  Tax on Video Sets, Other Levie: DPronosed to Fill U. S. Coffers

SNYDER SAYS 50 LUO AH PLENTY   Outlines Truman Program at ~ Hearings by House Committee.

Truman Asks Video Tax,  Cut in Some Sales Levies Would Increase  Corporation  Income Taxes; . Snyder Explains

Outlines Excise Tax Cut Plans   Secretary Snyder Sets $600 Million as Reduction Limit

Snyder Asks 910 Pct. Tax On TV Sets   Cut in Excise Levies Outlined By Treasury Chief

Would Hike Business  Income Levy Tax On TV Sets Aimed To Offset Eenten Tax Cute

Snyder Puts  ‘Ceiling On  Excise Cuts Head Of Treasury   Head Of Treasury Outlines Details Of Truman’s Plan

SNYDER WOULD USE LIGHT AXE ON EXCISE TAY   Ask Congress To Restrict Slash to Something Like $600 Millions

Levies Proposed For Television Sets by Snyder  Raduction in Sales   Reduction in Sales Taxes Also Are Proposed to Solons

$600 MILLION LIMIT PUT ON EXCISE SLASH   Plan New ‘Taxes On TV Sets for Extra Revenue

Snyder Tells Congress Tax Reductions Must Be Limited To About $600 Million

TELEVISION TAX, HIGHER BUSINESS LEVY PROPOSEI   Snyder Asks Increases; Willing to Cut Handbag and Phone Excises,

10% Tax on TV Sets Proposed   Boost in Levy for Business Is Urged

Snyder Outlines  Proposals for. Excise Tax Cut Secretary Wants Slash  Limited, Proposes ©  Ce, On ee ee ee es

New Tax Program Outlined by Snyder   Detailed Proposals Ask New Levy on Television Sets, Hike in Top Figure on Business Income To Offset Recommended Curt in Excise Taxes

Snyder Gives Details For Cut In U.S. Exeises  Levy On Television Sets, Corporation

SNYDER ADVISES 600 MILLION CUT IN EXCISE TAXES  TREASURY SECRETARY

Plan Calls For Special Levy On Television Sets   Snyder Goes Before House Committee Ti Explain Program

News Day And Night   Snyder Outlines Truman’s Proposal For Adjustment Of Levies   $6 Million Ceiling — Is Placed On Cut   10 Per Cent Levy On TV Sets, More Firm Taxes Seen As Likely

Administration Wants New urces of Revenue to  Make Up for Cuts   But Net Result Would Give Government Over Billion  More in Income

Administration Asks Limitation of $600 Million      New 10 Per Cent Levy on Television: Seta Would Partly Offset Planned Reductions. .

Reduction For Excise Levies [s Paramount  Tax On Television Sets Is Proposed;

Television Tax Now Considered  Detailed Outline Of Proaram Given

Repeal Asked For Baby Oil Excise Fees   Increase Desired In Tep Brackets Of Business Gains

Would Up Corporation Levy $675 Million  Tells Truman  Plan Details

Tax Changes Proposed By Administration   Some Would Be Cut, Others Hiked In Snyder Plan

Wants 38 To 4? Per Cent Rise In Business Taxes   Asks Other Changes To Offset Proposed  Excise Tax Slash

Sketches Details Of Tax Program As Hearing Opens   $1 Billion More From Business; New Tax on TV

Television Tax. Higher Levy on Firms Sou oht   Sec. Snyder Outlines Truman Proposals to Plug Tax Loopholes

Levies Proposed For Teievision Seis by Snyder  Reduction in Sales Taxes Also Are Proposed to Selons

Video Excise Asked in Plan To Limit Cuts   Snyder Outlines Truman Proposals As Hearing Opens

Partial Cut In Excise Tax  Is Proposed   Most Of Present Levies Would Be Halved By Snyder; Television Charges Proposed

Tax Changes Recommended  Racknac Sainaht   Declines Sought On Some Items

Snyder Spells Out Details of  Tax Reduction   Treasury Chief Says Excise Slash Must Be Held to $600 Million —Levy on TV Plannec

President's Tax Plan Is Spelled Out   TV Sets Would Be Taxed 10 Per Cent; Other Levies Cut

GUTS OUTLINED FOR EXCISE TAX   Secretary Of Treasury Tells  Cotigress Reductions Must Be Limited To 600 Million  Dollars.

Tax on TV Sets And Pared Excise Levies Proposed   Reduction in Oil and Gas Depletion Allowance Sought; Administration Plons Bump into Bemoands for Heavier Slashes

Billion  In New Taxes   -Tax on Video Sets and ‘Hike in Top Business  ‘Income Levies Would i More Than: Offeat Cit

SNYDER PROPOSES IMT ON EXCISE TAX. REDUCTIONS   Treesury Heod Puts Figure At $600,000,000 Ar  ‘Bi Sa

10 Per Cent Tax On TV Sets Asked   Civerhaul OF Laws On Revenue Aims At increased Return

Snyder Asks Cut of About $600 Million   Head of Treasury Outlines Program At Opening Of  House Hearings ©

SNYDER WOULD LIMIT TAX CUT   Asserts Excise Reduction Must Not Exceed Six Hundred Million

Snyder Says 600 Million Enough Cut   Treasury Secretary Sees Figure as Limit fer Drop in Exeise Tax Slash   Would Close ‘Quts*   Loopholes Are to Be Plugged, He Says, if Plan Is to Work

Reveals Details Of Tax Program Urged By Truman   Cloping Loopholes. To  Must [Offset Slashing By - Make Up Lost Revenue

Hikes Would Accompany Exeise Cuts  ' Snyder Presents : Plan In Detail

Television Set: to Be Taxed 10 Per Cent.   And Tax on Business Income Is to Be Given Boost

Video Tax Proposed To Offset Cuts   Ten Per Cent Tax on Television Sets Asked by Truman Administration To Make Up for Excise Slash.

Television Sets, Business income to Bear Burden in Truman’s Tax Hike Plan

Snyder Seeks © Tax on TV, Rise InBusinessLevy   Excise Take Would Be Slashed $695 Million, Secretary Explains

$600,000.00 CUT IN EXCISE: TAXES ASKED BY TRUMAN   Administration, to Offset Slash, Would Boost Corporation Levies From 38 to 42 Per Cent. .   [MPOST ON TELEVISION SETS ALSO PROPOSED   Program, Laid Before Con‘ gress, Is Met by Strong Denaids tor Larger Reductions.

Snyder Asks $600 Millior  Excise Cuts   Secretary Outlines Truman Tax Plans To Congress Group

Corporation Levies Would Be Increased   Demands For Heavier Slashes Heard In Halls Of Conaqress —

10 p.c. U.S. Tax on Television Sets, Boost in Corporation Levies Urged

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL IN URGENT MEETING ON CRISIS   ‘Global Implications Seen ‘By Marshall in War Crisis

President Calls Top War Counci fo Weigh Crisis   Marshall, Acheson Warn of Dangers; Congress Watchful

Wayne Open: Recount On Governor   Berrien Checking To Be Started At 9:30 A. M. Monday

RECOUNT OPENS HERE MONDAY   Court House To Be Scene Of Gubernatorial Vote Review

Good Deed Is Repa:d . After 22Years —  Rew Civan Warmth Esod Place To Sleep: In Birminghar

Gladbrook Woman Shot By Neighbor   ‘Albert Peters Captured After Gun Battle;  One Wounded.

Pleas For Control Of Atom Made   U. S. Super-Bomb Plans Spur Talk Of Glebal Regulation

Europe Worried About H-Bomb   New Pleas For Internae tional Control Follow Truman Approval.

World Atomic Control Sought  Truman Order Brings Wave Of Appeals

Europe Makes New Plea For Bomb Control   British See No Hope Of Success In Direc Talks With Stalinz

H-Bomb Decision Stirs Talk For World Atomic Control   But Uritish See No Hope for Success

Three-Way Invasion _ Of Southeast   Chief Aimof Maneuver: To Prove That Planes Can Keep Vast Army Supplied From Air

AERIAL ARMADA HITS AT ENEMY   Strikes Back After Imaginary Foe Opens ThreeProng Attack

Air Armada Striking at Mock Invader   Aie Umbrella of Fighters Over Big Air-Land Parachute Maneuvers

CRITICS ATTACK SPLIT COMMAND IN KOREAN WAR   Gen. MacArthur's Policy Of Two Independent Fighting “orces Draws Fire  Of Military ‘Men.

Divided Command Is Cause Of Sharp Criticism—  EFiachth Army. Tenth Corns Linked Onlv Through GHN

Military Men Questioning Setup  Divided Command in  Korea Is Criticized

Criticism Leveled at Split Command Of United Nations Forces in Korea

Divided Command Of U.S. Forces in Korea Criticized   Army Officers Are  Questioning Wisdom Of Separation, With. TMA a beoash fe"! Ligison

MacArthur’ s Split Command Draws Attacks  US. 10th Corps And Eighth Army Operat

Divided Command In MacArthur's Military Forces In Korea Criticized

Korea Command Splitup Puzzling  Walker and Almond Acting Separately

Split Command In Korea Draws Sharp Criticism  Army Men Question Setup Of Bth Army, “TO¥hy Corps in’ Wer

Divided Korea Command Hit For Reverses   Collapse Of Drive Draws Attention To Two Separate Forces

Split Command in Korea Draws Sharp Criticism of Many Military Men

Corps With 8th Army Under a ingle Leader Has Never Been Explait ied   MacArthur's Failure To Link s 10th

MacArthur's Divided Command Comes In For Sharp Criticism   Decisions Made In Tokyo, Not In Field; No Officer Dares Talk For Publication

Collapse Of U.N. Offensive Brings Sharp Criticism Of Split Command With Its Headquarters In Tokyo

Critics Rap MacArthur For Divided Command   Military Men Question Independent Operation of LOth Corps, 8th Army

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Would Have State Or U.S. Government Run Betting Business

Housing Proposal  Given to Congress  Middle Income Aid Would Back Loans

Middie-Income Housing Bill Is Introduced   Would Guarantec Loans Made by Private Firms

Middle Class Housing Bill In Congress   Two-Year, $2 Billion Program Arranged for Moderate Incomes

Bill Asks Homes For ‘Moderate’ Income Families  Plan Would Guarantee   Plan Would Guarantee Loans to Aid $2,000 To $5000 Bracket

Housing Bill To Congress   Goal Is to Encourage Construction of More Middle-Class Homes

6 ARE MISSING  IN AIR MISHAP   Milwaukee oe nd C-45 - Goes Down in Lake

Susped Says He Killed Her On An Impulse  Ex-GI Claims That   Ex-GI Claims That He Beat, Choked Hic Pratty Victim

Student Held In Girl’s Death   ‘I'm Your Man—I Did It,’ Says Student At Franklin & Marshall

Student Is Held In Girl’s Death   Mystery of Slaying Ends When Young Collegian Confesses Crime

 Murder Mystery Solved  GI Student Confesses Killing ‘on an Impulse’

STUDENT ADMITS IMPULSE MURDER OF STENOGRAPHER   WALKS INTO OFFICE OF COLLEGE DEAN, MAKES CONFESSION

SLAYER OF GIRL ADMITS CRIME   Student Waiks Into Office Of College President And Later fs Turned Over To Police.

Student Confesses Slaying of College Worker January 10   Married Man Tells Police Details of How He Choked. Beat Miss Baker

Student Admits He Killed  Marian Baker At Lancaster   Edward Gibbs, 25, Married Member Of F. & M. Senior Class, Tells Of Choking Girl To Death “On Impulse”

Student Is Held In Girl’s Death   Married Student Signs Confession

Student Admits Slaying Young College Worker   Franklin, Marshall Stenographer Killed Jan. 10 ‘On Impulse’

F-M Student At Lancaster. Admits ‘ile  Married Ex-Gi _ Gives Self Up. Ta Bracidant —

Santa Coming To City Today   Event is-Forecast By First Illumination Of City Decorations

"Tis Really St. Pakick's Day in F Missouri Town   Trish Village Will Have Shamroes Flown fram frelond.

Government Deficit May N. ot Reach Expected Figure; Revenue Climbs

ee  Funds In Better Shape Than Expected... Federal Financial Report Indicates Reduced Deficit

Federal Deficit May Be Less Thar Earlier Forecast  Change in Outlook Chau, he Eleccane

U.S. Deficit May Be Less Than Forecast   Gov't Appears To Be Over Billion Ahead of Estimate

Deficit May Be Below Forecast   U.S. May Wind Up Some $1.4 Billion Less In Red Than Forecasted

Outlook Brighter On Budget Deficit  In-the-Red Spending Appears Likely to Be Well Below $4 Billion

LOWER U.S. DEBT THAN GAUGED SEEN   Nearly 11/2 Billion Slash In Deficit, As First Predicted, Believed Possible

Deficit Not To Be As Sharp As Predicted   Treasury May Find Itself Better Off By $1,400,000,000

GOV'T DEFICIT ~ FOR 1950 LESS. THAN EXPECTED   May Wind Up $4 Billion it the Red Instead of $5.4 Billion.

Federal Deficit May Be Smaller Than Forecast   Government May Be $1,400,000,000 Less In Red Come July

Treasury May Find Iteelf Better Of hy Two Billion Say Those Whe Keep Figures  Spending Lags  fax Revenues Running   Tax Revenues Running Moderately Above Expectations

New Estimate Cuts Red Ink $1.4 Billion   Changed Outlook Results From Lag In U. S. Spending, Higher Revenues

$1,400,000,000 © Less in the Red Than They Thought   But U. S. Deficit Will Still Be Nearly Four Rillian Dollars.

—LESS RED INK FOR UNCLE SAM— 1950 Budget Deficit To Be Less Than $4 Billion

DEFICIT MAY BE SMALLER   Indications Now U.S. May Only Be Four Billion In Red.

Treasury Reports  an Improvement  Smaller Red Total for   Smaller Red Total for Fiscal Year Is Seen

Deficit May Be Smaller   ‘Possibility Seen of Govern ment Being $1, 400,000  Less in Red.

Federal Government To Wind Up Less in Rec Than Administration Thought 6 Weeks Ago

Government Deficit May Be $1.4 Billion Less Than Lafest Forecast

Deficit May Not Be So Bad After All   Chances Good That It'll Be $2 Billion Less Than Forecast

U, S. DEFICIT LOOMING LESS THAN FORECAST   Goverument Still In Red But Tax Intake Fxeceacde Fatimatea

1 950 Deficit May Be Far Less Than Forecast   U. S. Treasury May Find Itself Better Off By Close To $2-Billion

A WEATHER SWING   Somewhat Higher Temperatures Are Forecast for Kansas

Gambler Erickson Is Charged on 60 Counts’ By Jurors   Bookmaking, Cons pirac Charges Are Returned Against Gambling Boss

Gambler Erickson. _ Indicted on  60 Counts   Maximum Penalty Is Fine of $500. And Year in Jail On Each Count

Grand Jury Cracks Down On Erickson   Big-Time Gambler Faces 60-Count Federa Indictment.

Plot Charged  To Erickson   Jurors Report 60 Counts Including Conspiracy

ic Craek-Down on Gambler  Grand Jury Cites Erickson ov Conspiracy. Bookmakine Counts

Grand Jurors Crack: Down In Gambling Case   Frank Erickson Indicted In Sixty-Count Information

Big Gotham Gambler Faces Jury Charges   Rackets-Probing New York Grand Jury Indicts Erickson

Republicans Set for Finish Fight   “Last Hope of “Harmony” Ticket .at May Primary Fades With Decision of Duff to Go Before Voters.

Police Continue Chase For Dangerous Couple;  One Fugitive Is Nabbed

UNION SEEKS TO TIGHTEN BREAD STRIKE   Retailers Now Getting Bread Supplies Despite State-Wide Strike of AFL Union Bakers.   CONTINUE EFFORTS TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Federal Conciliators Work With Committee of Operators and Union on Pattern for Wages.

Will Look to Vishinsky to Demand Stop-Order on Forecs From Going North

Vishinsky May Stall  War Issue   Stiff Opposition Expected On Plan To Occupy Korea

Russ Expected to Stall UN Action  Soviets Prepared to Fight Allied Plans For Korea Unification

Parallel Crossing Problem Faces Assembly Today   Russian Demand to Issue Stop Order on Forces Is Expected

Expect Russians To Oppose Drive   Vishinsky Mav Try To Stall UN Group  On Korean Question

Soviet To Oppose Any U. N. Advance   Russian Delegate To U.N. Expected To Demand That U.N. Forces Stop at 38th Parallel.

Russia To Oppose Crossing Border; Fight Indicated   Vishinsky To Try And Stall Action On  Korean Issue.

Russia Girds For Parallel Fight In U.N.   Vishinsky Expected To Try To Stall Any Action Upon Korea

UN Argues Parallel 38 Resoluton   Russia Is Expected To Fight Against Invasion of North

Russia Opposes UN Jump Over 3th Parallel  Korean Dispute Due   Korean Dispute Due For Airing Today

Lattimore Urges U.S. to Abandor Nationalists   Describes Policy Change as Dignified And Honorable Move

Liberal Party Holds Substantial Lead In Japanese Balloting   Backers Of U. S. Occupation Policy Win 34 Of First 71 Seats in Unofficial Returns; Figures On Support Of Red Candidates Not 

Jap Liberals Lead in Vete   Only Pro-U. S. Party Race: To Front Early

Man With Rare Disease Gets Many Letters   Compiling Case History in Hope  Of Helping Other:

Offers of Advice, Help Pour in On Doctor Studying Own Case   Mail Suggests Treatment, Asks Opinion. From Physician Compiling Case History On Incurable, Fatal Muscular f{liness

Fact Finders Report to President They Believe Sufficient Number of Miners Will Return to Avert Crisis: Mine Leaders Doubtful. L

JMW Loeal leads Are Joubtful   Lewis Sends New Order to Miners; President Given Iptimistic Report

Confident Walkout Will End   Fact-Finding Board Sees No Need For Emergency Action

Miners Voting on Return to  Work Monday   Operators Believe: Mines Will Open Next Week

Expect Some Miners Will Obey Orders   President Is So Informed By His Board Members

Board Reports Fear Of Crisis To Be Allayed   Talks To Continue Toward Contract

Fact-Finding Board Expects Miners Return   Report To Truman includes Belief Mines To Run Monday

Believe Enough Miners” Will Return To Work To Allay Fear Of Coal Crisis, Chairman Cole Says   LEWIS NOT PRESENT AT TODAY'S MEETING

Coal Strike Crisis ‘Averted By Lewis   Fact-Finding Board Reports Some Miners Will Resume Work Monday

Spokesmen Declare Men Have Little Intent To Resume But White House Plans No Action.

Claim Miners To Obey Back To Wor: Order   Operators Offer 80 Cents; Fact-Finder Report Is Awaited

Wants Agrarias Become Premter Of Finn Coalition   Inclusion Of Communists In Cabinet Answer To Seviet Union Charges

Senate Checking On Wire Tapping   Investigators Hear Bailey’s Office Wired

Income Tax Lift Rushed By Senators   Increase May Hit 20% For Many In 3-Billion-Dollar Bill

Finance Group Backs Boost In Income Tax  Congressional Body To Rush New Bill Today

Higher Income Taxes Slated To Begin Oct. 1   Salary Withholding Rate Wilf Jump To 78 Per Cent

Three Billion Personal Tax Boost Looms   Senate Prepares To Shum Bill Through: Effective Oct, 1

Party Leaders Team Up To Ram Through '$3,000,000,000 Hike In Income Taxes

Charges Hatch Act Violation by PMA Workers   Campaign for Love land, Sen. Hicken: looper Says at Harlar

Bank Rejects British Loan   '$5 Million Application Fail:  To Clear ‘Standards’

"Warmongering Charge Hurled In Red Comment   Pravda Report First Official Soviet Reaction

MOSCOW HURLS ITS: CHARGES AGAINST U, S.:   Communist Paper Says Interventian  Is “Aggression”

Russia Hurls At U.S. Charge Of Aggression   First Official Soviet Reaction Is ‘Have They Gone Too Far?

EXPLOSION RIPS BUILDING APART   Several Persons Reported Killed AL Dow Cheniea} Compiny Structure Al Midland, Mich.

Americans Unopposed In Move To Aid 24th   Landing Made On East Coast—Communist Invasion Grinds To Halt After Northerners Take Severe Beating

Invader Stops, Licks Wounds Before Taejon   Seaborne Attack Is Designed To Balance Front Of Defenders

Americans Stand North And West Of Taejon; No Enemy Action Since Tuesday After noon’s Communiaue

FORCES PROCEED 7 MILES INLAND TO BLOCK DRIVE   No Indication Is Given As To Location Of  Operation   LAND FROM WARSHIPS UNDER AERIAL COVER

Troops Rush Ashore In First Operation of War, Push Inland   Landing is at Undisclosed Point on East Coast of Korea While Reds’ Drive Comes to a Halt

Seaborne Troops Meet No Foe in Surprise Action  Force Drives Seven Miles Inland As  Planes Cover Move

Landing Meets No Opposition On East Coast   Advance Forces Drive Inland; Red Invasion Halts at Taejon Gates

U. S. Forces Drive Inland  Seven Miles   Patrols Probe Red Lines   To Seek Canse of Lull Tex: K neon Dowaetccn

U.S. Troops Go Ashore  Unopposed On E. Coast   Designed To Give Defenders More Balanced Front  And Relieve Ports

Enemy Columns Take Cover in Daylight Raids   New Advance Tonigh May Give Americans Ground Contact

Rocket-Firing Red Planes Strafe U.S: Front Line Patrol.   Ground Forces Rush Forward To Head Off Advancing Tank  Columps after Breakthru

Yanks Strafed By Planes In Baptism of Fire  North Koreans Fail To Make Any Real Progress in Drives

North Korean Invaders Held To Small Gains   American Forces In Position, First Battle Approaching

No Serious Progress Is Made By the Red Invaders. Declares: A Report From Headouarters

Ground Battle Is Expected Tonight.  Anant cans ms Get Firat Baptism Of » Read  ue Tea Advance

Allied Airmen Destroy Seven  Tanks, 22 Trucks   American Infantry May Get Into Action Tonight Against North Koreans South of Seoul

U. §. INFANTRY UNDER FIRE FROM AIR   No Serious Progress Made By Invading Forces  ALITHINALAIC   Likely To Go into Action - Tonight: Break-Through Not Bad As Expected

Headquarters Is Not Pessimistic As Reds Advance   U. S. Pilots Say Communist Convoys Avoid Daylight Travel—Note Is Sent to Leaders on Formosa to Prevent Sino Reds From. Having Excuse

Americans Take Up Advanced Positions And Get Baptism Of Fire, But Have Not Seen North Korean Enemy On Ground—MacArthur Reports No Serious Progress Made By Invaders During Day—Drive On Suwon Seems To Have Faltered

US. Infantry May Go Into Fight Tonight   AF Continues Altack On North Korea, Bombs Ground Units

27 Graduate At St. Joseph’s High   Fine Addresses Heard at Annual Ceremonies

Eight Small Ohio Towns In Path Of Flood   Report Hundreds Are Made Homeless By Flash Flood

SOUTHEAST. OHIO LOSS REPORTED IN MILLIONS   Eight Small Towns Swept By Flood late’ toast Niaht

Crooksville Is Center  Of Disaster   10-Foot Wall Rises In Half An Hour

Russia and China Reds Sign Treaty   Mutual Military Help; Manchurion Points  Gained by Mao.   Chinese Get Railway.

Parking Decision Made By Council  Says Nickel Must Be Used Each Hour

INDIA GOE WITH ATTEMPT TO END WAR   Has Approval of Stalin on Action In Security Council

India Goes Ahead With Peace Plans  Seeks to Seat Chinese Reds in UN As Basis For Talks on Korea

Rhodes Extends Political Feud with Lausche  aoe ng 4 odors Up   Claims Governor Trying To ‘Lock Up Henry Wallace Vote’

NEW LINE IS ATTEMPTED BY SOUTH FORCES   Defending Troops Badly Mauled By Soviet-Made Tanks

South Korean Army Struggles to Form New Line of Defense  2 U. S. PLANES DOWN  Bridges Destroyed by Southern Troops to Stop Red Advances

Southerners Lose Capital And Airfield   Seek To Form New Defense Line; Tanks Leading Attack

U.S. Jets, Bombers Attack; 2 American Planes Lost; Signal Corps in Action

Koreans Form Battle Lines 20 Miles South   Defense Tightens, Britain Offers Full Naval Aid

Seoul Falls to Invaders; Truman Hopes Firm U.S. Stand to Result in Peace

U. ». Planes Have Success  In Air Raids   Republic’s Forces Badly Battered By Russian Tanks

Fight fo Set Up New Lines Affer Seoul Captured   U.S. Forces Continue Attacks Against Red Invaders From North

Attempt To Form New Lines To Stop Reds   American Planes Attack Positions Northwest Of Capital

AMERICANPLANES BOMB AND STRAFE INVASION TROOPS   U. S$. NAVY PATROLS SEA LANES TO HALT LANDING OPERATIONS

Southern Forces Trying fo Reform   Communist Invaders Threaten Port Town

Defenders Badly Mauled by Tanks   Airfield at Kimpo Also Falls Before Red Onslaucht: U. S. Bombers, Fighters Active

South Korean Army, Chewed By Red Tanks, Seeks New Line   Kimpo Airfield Also Lost; Port May Have to Be Evacuated

Russian-Made Tanks Batter South Forces  Loss of Capital Is Officially Admitted

Seoul Falls  Before Red  Tank Smash Kimpo Airfield Seized; U.S. Plane: Attacking Tanks

Defenders Fight To Re-Form Line South of Capital   Fighters and Bombers Effectively Hammer Communist Positions

South Korea's Army StrugglestoForm — New Battle Line   Jet Fighters and Light Bombers Hit Red's Position

Heavy Russian-made Tanks of Invaders Spearhead Capture Of Seoul and Its Airfield  US PLANES ATTACK REDS Two B-29’s Reported Crashed And Two  Grounded Planes Destroyed in South Korea by Strafing Enemy Fighters

Defenders Yield Capital; Two U.S.  Planes Are Lost   Southern Army Attempts To Form New Lines; U.S. Unit Sets Up Field Headquarters; Civilians Flee

Airfield And Port Are Lost   Yank Troops In Korea; Planes Strike

Yank Fliers Hit Enemy Troops, Rails   - S@0urs AUTIEN® Seo Seized ‘by Communists After. See-saw Fight :

British Naval Forces In Japanese Waters  Put At Disposal Of U. S$.

Loss Of Seoul, Airfield Confirmed In Washington   SOUTHERN ARMY   Scattered, Chewed By Russian-Built Tanks Struggles To Form New Line; Two American Planes Destroyed

South Korea’s Army Chewed By Russ Tanks   U. S. Jets, Bombers Reported Attacking Communist Positions Northwest of Capital

Report US Air Attacks ‘Effective’   Russian Planes Strafe ] Fighter, 1 Bomber Plane

Airport Also Captured By North Force   U.S. Planes Bombing And Strafing Troops In Canital Sectors

Defenders Battered By Tanks   American Planes Hammer Reds Near Seoul

Defense Forces Pushed Back By Russian-Builf Tanks; U. 5. Bombers, Jet Planes in Action

American Planes  Making Full Scale  RET Sethian » ara eh ae ore alee he eestor Goses,  Attack on       wit stee RST Oe Sp Raat os, 2 ANS etn yt  eds ¢

South Koreans Struggle  To Hold Sagging Linés Until More Aid Arri         Battle Big Russian-Made Tank U.S. Bombers, Fighters Rip T Railroad Yards and Truck Con

Southern Army Disorganized By Tank Raids  oO TQ Werrlnmnae   2 US. Warplanes Damaged As Ships ‘Go to Rescue’

South Koreans Defeated, Tanks Break Up Forces  American Planes Continue Attack On Communists

Yank Flyers Blast  Six Russian Tanks   MacArthur Sends First Ground Forces Into Fighting in South

Russian-Made Tanks Spearhead Drive Into City  Well-Prepared Reds Quickly Take Over Radio Station To Introduce New Mayor

Some American Planes Damaged In Air Attacks On Advancing North Koreans; U.S. Pilots Report Heavy Fighting, No Trouble From Soviet Planes.

§. Korea Also Loses Seaport   Defense Forces Chewed by Big Russian-Made Tanks, Try to Form New Line

Battered South Korean Defenders Give Way To Tank-Led Force: U.S. Planes Make Raids

FIRST AMERICAN SOLDIERS ‘SEE ACTION AS U. S. AIRMEN iBLAST SOVIET - MADE TANKS

Defenders Of Invaded Republic, Scattered By Big Russian-Made Tanks Of Northern Forces, Try To Develop Strong Position Twenty Miles South Of Capital—Kimpo Air Field, Sixteen Miles West Of City, Also Lost To Communists

Troops Are Attae ‘ked By U. S. Planes   Truck Convoys And Railroad Yards Are Bombed; Signal Corps Unit Is Landed

‘U.S. Planes Hit Red \Forces   Troop Convoys and  Rail Yards Bombed; Reds Set Up Puppet Mayor in Capital

U. S. Bomber and Fighter Planes Aid Hard-Pressed Southerners; Fall of Capita! Confirmed.   ‘U. S. GROUND TROOPS SET UP HEADQUARTERS

Americans Blast 6 Red Tanks. Lose 2 Plano x «t= & «+ «   en er 2 2

Army Struggles To Set New Line  Airfield at Kimpo Also in Reds’ Hands

Demos Heat Kefanver  Back King  Kingsport Crowd Hears Kyle King   Kingsport Crowd Hears Kyle King Deny ‘Any Deals

King Says’ Deal’ Rumors False At Kingsport Rally  Sen. Kefauver Teltz Crowd Demos Have Ar

Induetion Physicals  In This State Start July 27  September Draft Quota Is 1,401; 11,083 Youths Will Be Called

Senate Okays Short Draft Extension Act   15-Day Stop-Gap Measure Wins Approval As Debate Looms On New Bill

Senate Okays 15Day Extension of Draft Law   Action Is to Give Time for Completing Work on Renewal.

Action Taken Today by Voice Vote   Measure for Longer Extension Is Still Being Debated

HOUSE MUST CONCUR WITH STOP-GAP ACT   Emergency Steps Necessary To Save Expiring Statute

Extend Draft For 15 Days By Voice Vote   Senate Feared Congress Could Not Complete Bill  By Deadline Tomorrow

Stop-Gap Draft Extension Wins Senate’s Okay   15-Day Emergency Measure Passed To Beat Friday Expiration Date ~

Vote Stop-gap Draft Extension   Senate Acts to Avert Expiration Friday at Midnight

Action Taken Today by Voice Vote  AAamoet te   Measure for Longer Extension Is Still Being Debated

Present Law Expires Friday  Selective Service Called Permanent Part of U. S. Defense Machinery

Segregation Feature Cut From Measure   Russell To Revive Proposal For Men To Choose Own Units

CONGRESS OK'S BILL TO EXTEND DRAFT 15 DAYS   Move to Keep Law Alive; ' Was. Due to Expire Tomorrow.

Conaress Votes To Extend Draft 15 Days   Action Gives Solon: Time to Enact a Longer Extension

Action Sought By Senator To Beat Deadlitie   House Bill Passed To Extend Act For Another Two Years

ACTION DELAYED IN FRAMING NEW EXTENSION LAW   Deadline For Passage Of Regular Selective Service Act Sel For July 15—Segre gation Beaten.

CONGRESS OKAYS NEW DRAFT LAW   STOP-GAP MEASURE EXTENDS PRESENT LAW FOR 15 DAYS

GERMAN ARMY OUESTIONED Bevin Hints Atlantie Pact May Cover Whole World

Acheson Will Insist Western Germany Aid   Wants Combat Troop: From West Germany For Europe’s Defense

FOLLOWS VOTE AGAINST REDS   U. S. Contends UN Should Continue With Business

Spring Weather In-Most Areas  ‘Northeast States “Are the Coldest

Spring Weather Is Here Again   Fairly Ideal Conditions Prevailing The Country Over.

Just One Hundred Years Ago-in 1852 ! New Mexico Gained Territorial Status

Find Missing Maine Brother, Sister  After Night In Swampy Woodlands: /  Unhar nied Pair Sokght*Adventure’

George Warns Deadline Near For Tax Bill   Senator Asserts Passage  Will Be ‘Difficult’ I After July 1

Western Army Will Number 790,000 Men   European Powers Agree To Establish Defense ; Production Board

Pact Nations Formally OK Army Project   Seek Approval of Western Germany To Aid In Program

Gen. Eisenhower To Take Control In Few Weeks  Germans to Provide One-Fifth of Force if They Are Willing

UNION AWAITING WAGE OFFER BY TELEPHONE CO.   C&P Negotiations Are Broken Off Again GeetLe Fenacten

10,000 Phone Workers Await New Pay Offer   Bell System Scheduled To Make Prc4/osals Sometime Today

Phone Union Awaits First Pay Proposal   Wage Parley To Cover All Issues CWA Save; Firm Has No Comment

TELEPHONE STRIKERS AWAIT WAGE OFFER   Lnion Spokeaman Saya It Will Be Made by Company Toeday— Picketing Still Banned.

U.S. RESERVES RIGHT TO USE ATOMIC BOME  No Inclination, at Present, to Unleash

(U.S. Retains Right to Use Atomic Weapons in Case of General War

Officials Cold-Shoulder Use Of A-Bomb In Korea; Save It For General War

Browning Says State Has Strong Evidence In Probe  Governor And Investigator Have Short. Words For Hollywood Figures

Half Million Of Workers May Be Idle On Monday   Mediators Report Strike Situation Is Still Deadlocked

Wont Call Grand Jury In Kansas City Killings Due To Lack of Clues

wWangers IN KRVsah sBynurnwee  Soviet Dictators, Shut Off from West by Tron Curtain, © Making Same Mistake Hitler Did in Discounting Allies

Russian Leaders Ignorant of Western Mind and There Lies Greatest War Danaer

Fieldmen Named To Make 1950  Assessments  ~ Men Are Now at Worl On Personal Property In County Districts

Fieldmen Named To Make 1950  Assessments Men Are Now at Wor  On Personal Propert

TAX COLLECTIONS BELOW ESTIMATE   Liquor and Beer Revenues Decline in State

East Germany Favors Reds In Fixed’ Election   Communists Get Big Majority In Controlled Vote

Hurricane Misses Nantucket by 85 Miles, Heads Northeastward to Sea

Storm Moving Across Atlantie   6 Deaths, $500,000 Damages Laid to Hurricane

White House Is Picketed   Passage of FEPC Bill Goal of Members of Progressive Party .-

New Law Will Drive Number of Aliens From U.S.   Visa Renewals, Heretofore Easy, Hard to Obtain

Temporary Visa-Holders Subject to Control Law   Many Seching Renewals Wust Undergo Security Quiz— De Sabata Group Gets Respite

M’ Arthur Asks Japs to Rearm To Save Selves   Supreme Commander Predicts Treaty of Peace Will Be Signed Within Ensuing Year; Natian Warned of Red Danger

Gen. M’Arthur To Tell Japan It Must Rearm   Message Reportedly —Prepared-for——* New Year’s Day _:

MacArthur To Tell Japs They May Have To Rearm For Sake Of Self-Preservation

FARM PRICES TO COLLAPSE, DAVIS FEARS   High Support Levels Real Danger, Farm Institute Told

Farmers Institute Warned of Danger In High Support  Former AAA Head Raps Theory of  ESTO ee: . ae’

Torrid Election-Year Struggle Expected as Congress Meets   Political Battle Over Spending, Taxes, ‘Fair Deal’ Planks Indicated

Brief Session of Congress Set for Today  ‘ Spending, Taxes Big Issues Facing Solons

62nd Congress To Open Today   Election-Year Struggle Will Set  Pattern on Stand Before Voters

‘Business Asks ‘Outright Repeal Of Excise Taxes   Nation’s Merchants Say Levy Has No Place In Peacelime Structure

Port In Red Vicinity Is Bombarded   Destroyer Pounds Rail Center 55 Miles From Border

Senators Told U. S. Must Rearm ‘Fast’  Top Officials Declare Peace Hope Lies —

Officials Meet Senate Unit To Present Outline   Additional European Aid Said Necessary To Check Coramunist:

URGE SPEED IN REARMING UNITED STATES   Dangers Are Cited By Acheson, Johnson In Committee Talks

3 JET FIGHTERS IN FREAK CRASH IN THIS AREA   Two Still Missing Thought ) Down In Potomac  River   PILOT CRASH-LANDS CRAFT IN VIRGINIA

Three Jet Fighter Planes Crash Minutes Apar! in Freak Mishap; One of Pilots Survives

3 PLANES CRASH NEAR WASHINGTON   ONE PILOT SURVIVES — TWO OTERS BELIEVED IN POTOMAC RKIVEE.

One Pilot Survives, : But Searchers Unable To Find Wreckage -Of Two Fast Craft

Three F-86 Jet Planes, Fastest In World, Dive To Earth Minutes Apart

Three Jet Planes In Weird Crackup   Fate Of Two Pilots Not Known After Crashes

Three F-86 Jets Crash Together  Fate Of Other Two Is Still Unknown

Jets Crash In Potomac Rivet   Fast Planes Believed Dowr Near Brunswick; One Pilot Survives

1 PILOT HURT, 2 MISSING  Three Jet Fighters Crash In Freak Washington Mishap

Jet Planes Crash In Freak Mishap  One Pilot Safe, Fate Of Others Unknown

Swift Sweep Of Reds Forces Quick Decision  Report From Tokyo Indicate U. S. Troops Alerted To B

H.S.T. Faces Decision On Use Of American Ground Troops To Repulse Reds

U.S. Troop Action ‘n Grisis Studied  > Decision Confronts   Decision Confronts Truman; Report U. 5S. In Japan Alerted

USE OF TROOPS YET UNDECIDED   President ‘Will Decide Ques. tion Of Sending Soldiers Into Korea.

 American Boys In Korea? °  Truman Likely To Face Decision On U.S. Troops

DECISION ON TROOPS UP TO PRESIDENT   Speculate Truman May Decide to Commit Ground Forces to Bolster Sagging Korean Line.

‘Truman Must Decide on Use of U. S. Troops in Korea   american Wombat Units Alerted‘in Japan— Fateful Decision Mav Coma Today

President Faces Decision On Use Qf Ground Forces   ‘Possible Further ‘Commitment Of U. S.  ‘Forces Indicated

President Is Faced With Decision On Ordering Ground Troops into Action

Use Of Land ForcesIs Up To President   Swift Sweep Of Red Tank Columns Cuts Short Time For American Action

Reaction Is Decision Is To Be Early   Alert Is. Given. Some Ground Troops; May Tie With MacArthur Jnspection   Arguments Heard   U.S, Commitment Seen, if Troops Are. Sent Inio Baule

Troops Alerted in Japan for a Korean Conflict   ‘Decision on Use of Ground Forces, Ships and Planes !s Ahead

USE OF GROUND ARMY STUDIED   Truman Will Make Decision On Sending Foot Soldiers Into Battle.

Truman Hesitant Over Using U.S.  Troops in Korea   Reports Indicate That No Decision to Put Them Into Action Undertaken

President Faces Grave Decision OnUsing Troops  Some Believe Move Wilk Be Necessary

Decision On Using Troops Up To Truman   Units In Japan Reported Alerted

Truman Weighs Need to Send Foot Soldiers   Australia, New Zealand Add Pacific Ships to . U.S. Fleet

Decision on Whether to Send American Combat Troops Into Action Is Up to Truman

‘Units Stationed Jn Japan ‘Already Alerted   Time For Decision Is Relatively Short, Authorities Ciaim

U.S. Troops  May P a ant To Bos Korea re ge ‘4 % President Is % ee  By Difficult 7 2x Of Makines Decision

Land Forces Necessary to Victory, Hint  Necrician Tc Tangch   Decision Is Tough For President

School Aid Is Shelved   House Committee Turns to.-Plans For Construction

Education Aid Plan Is Shelved   But House Committee Now Considering School Construction

House Group Shelves Aid to Education Bill   Vote 13 to 12 to Side. track Measure; Study School Building Plan

MEASURE FAILS BY SINGLE VOTE TO CLEAR BARS   Committee Of House Members Shelves Bill And Turns .To Consideration Of School Building Pro ‘ gram. »

Bill May Be Be Dead Now   House Committee Turns To Consideration of School Construction Program

Senate School   Committee Turns to Bill to Provide Federal Help in Building Program

House Committee Shelves Federal Aid Considers School Building Program

Rush Plan for Europe Defense   Members of Atlantic Pact Meet Secretly

TAKE RECESS IN AUGUST   Democratic Leaders Suys Proposal is Under Consiteration But Definite Devision . Depends on Korean War Picture.

House Planning August Recess  Worsening Of War Would Cancel Plan

Turmoil Noted Across Nation As Talks Ended  Federal Mediators Talk Continuously For 24 Hours; See

Railroads Set  ~ Service Slash   Firemen Ready to Walkout  Om Four Lines Today

ele  Men Are Id Af Natu   oe ae Mediators Give Up  Saeking Scttlement

Only Slight Progress Reported  By Mediators   Four Major Lines To Be Affected  If Firemen Quit; Reduce Service

Half Million May Be lIdled By Walkouts   Peace Efforts Fail Early Today

ABANDON HOPE FOR QUICK AGREEMENT   Union Asks Second Fireman On Diesel Engines   To Be Idled By Stoppage: All-Night Negotiations Fail To Bring Peace

Little Hope For Early  Peace Seen   Mediation Board Gives Up Struggle After Strike Called

Federal Mediators Press For Settlement As Men Leave Jobs; Pickets Out

Mediator Halts Talks, Reports To White House   Five Big Railway Systems Crippled As Strike Begins

Four Carriers Slash Service As Time Nears   Firemen Want Third Man on Diesel Engines: Some Progress Made

O'Neill Suspends Settlement Talks Pending Report   Mediator to Relay Issues to White House Later in the Day

Carriers Vow Not to Compromise   Mediators Toss in Towel After 24-Hour Continuous Session

Transit Turmoil As Firemen on 4 Railroads Strike   End Not in Sight for Biggest Tie-Up Since BRT Wolkaut in 194¢

Mediators Give Up Hone of Quick Settlement  Four Major Systems Ara Crinoled   Four Major Systems Are Crippled By Workers’ Walkout

Mediation ‘Board  "Gives Up’   In Continous Session Since Last Night In Attemnt for Settlement

FIREMEN ON 4 RAILROADS IN WALKOUT   Government Ends Effort to Settle Dispute Between Union and Owners Over Diesel Crews. ;   NO INDICATION OF SETTLEMENT SEEN   Railroads Vow ‘’No Compromise” to Union Demand for Extra Employe on Multiple Units.

18,000 Quit Runs At Union Deadline   Mediators Unable To Settle Two-Man Diesel Crew Dicnute

HOPES FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT FADE   Mediators End Peace Talks As 18,000 Firemen Walk Out On Pennsylvania, New York Central, Santa Fe and Southern Rail Systems.

DEMAND FOR THIRD MAN EN DIESELS PAUSES. WALKOUT   Chairman OF U. S. Medias tion Board Abundons Hops  Fae Cattlamant

U. S. Mediators Give up Efforts For Settlement   4 Key Lines Struck In Dispute ‘Over Second Firemen In Diesels

Ud. MEDIATOR ENDS ATTEMPT TO GONGILIATE   1 Night Session Fails te Bring Settlement of Differences.

Four Systems Are Targets Of Walkout   Nation’s Rail Transit Thrown Into Turmoil Over Disputed Issue Of “Extra”? Fireman

See No H. ope Of Peace In Rail Strike   Firemen Demand  Third Man On Diesel Trains

Mediators Take Issue To Capital   Four Key Svstems Involved As Talks End In Sialemate

Hope of Settlement With Firemen Still Held, but Carriers Plan Curtailments

Walkout Hits  Quick Blow At Other Industry   ' Traffic in East, West and South Disrupted  By Strike of Firemen; Coal and Auto Industries Affected by Walkout

RAIL FIREMEN STRIKING ON FOUR ROADS   18,000 Idle, Trains Stop As Mediators Work On Dispute

Negotiations Ended; 4 Big Systems Idled   100,000 Workers Off, ‘Package’ Proposal Is Turned Down

Tieup Hits Four Major Systems; No End In Sight   Federal Mediators Give Up Hope Of Early Settlement; Much Of Nation’s Railroad System In Turmoil; Strikers Want Extra Fireman On Big Diesel Locomotives

Talks Called Off, Report to White House   Coast to Coast Walkout Spreads To C&O System

Hope Abandoned For Quick Peace InDiesel Row  Southern, Sante Fe,   Southern, Sante Fe, NYC, Pennsy Routes Hit As Firemen Quit

Workers Go On Strike As Peace Efforts Fail  Firemen Walk Out . a OF cide sam EOE ng ee   Firemen Walk Out As Train Service Hard Hit Today

“We've Given Up,’ Says Head Of Rail Board  ‘Second Man Theme   ‘Second Man Theme Center of Dispute

{Railroads AreCrippled   Mediation Board Gives Up after 24.Hour Parley  i

Firemen Strike on Four Rail Systems  Federal Mediators Break Off  SES Sa SSP Ss jo

Penna., N. Y. Central, Southernand Santa Fe, Key Lines Are Idled

LAST MINUTE EFFORTS FAIL TO END FEUD   Four Major Lines Are Affected First, Could Be Expanded

INo Hope Of Quick Accord   Scheduled Walkout On As 2-Week Truce Ends In Hopeless Deadlock; Pickets at Key Points

See Quick Rail Strike Settlement as Hopeless   Firemen Demand a Second Man on Diesels end Chher Thincs.

Key Systems Crippled By  Union Tactic   Brotherhood Seeks Seeond Fireman On Diesel Locomotives

Four Rail Lines Are Crippled As  Firemen Strike 18,000 In Coast To Coast Walkout; Hope For Early Settlement

Diesel Dispute Walkout Hits Four Key Lines  Federal Mediators Fail To Make Deal

Firemen Strike Hits US Rails   Hope of Quick Settlement! Abandoned Soon After 18,000 Leave Jobs   RIFT ON ASSIGNMENT   Number of Men on Some Units the Item Behind Walkout on 4 Systems

Firemen Strike On Four Rail  Lines Today   Brotherhood Seeks Additional Man On Diesel Locomotives

reaeral Mediators Susnend Talks With Union, Lines Pending ‘\'’hite House Renort

Board Breaks Ott Hopeless  Peace Parleys   Firemen Stand Pat on Demand for Extra Man On Diesel Locomotives

Deadlock Is Reported Tn Parleys   Firemen Walk Out In Dispute Over Extra Man On Diesels

Thousands Of Firemen Leave Jobs   Federal Mediators Toss In Sponge as Peace Talks Collapse.

Efforts to Find Solution To Dispute Futile; Report On Matter Sent to Capitol

RAIL WALKOUT SCHEDULED T0 BEGIN TODAY   Feur Of Natien’s Largest Railreads Affected By Strike   UNION DEMANDS THIRD FIREMAN ON DIESELS

Mediators Fail In Eleventh Hour Settlement Effort  Dispute Now Gaes To Washington as Traffic Dwindles

Talks Are Deadlocked, Called Off   Thousands Idled As Firemen Quit In Dispute On Diesels

Railway Strike Starts in Nation This Morning   Four Major Lines Arc Involved Today in Dispute; Hope for Settlement Seen

Train Riders Not Stranded:  Diesels Issue  Picketing Starts   Picketing Starts As Mediators Try To Settle Dispute

RAIL STRIKE IS ON; FOUR LINES AFFECTED NOW   Firemen Cripple Service of Major Network—No Quick Settlement Sighted

dee No Early End To Railroad Tieup  Rail Net work Crippled by Firemen's Strike on  Four Systems TRAINS ARE CANCELLED  Freight Embargoes in Effect on Santa Fe and Oth-

No Progress Claim Given  After Taiks   Stockholders Told ‘Reasonable Chance  Of Settlement Seen

Railway Men On Four Roads Go On Strike   Mediators Terminate Efforts To Settle Dispute of Workers

MANY WORKERS ARE IDLED STRIKE STARTS   Walkout Starting At 6 O'clock ‘This Morning Against Big Four lines Promptly Hits FifthChesapeake & Ohio   INDUSTRY FEELING IMPACT OF STRIKE

Mediators Give Up Their Talks; Pickets Appear   Southern Traffic Is At Standstill  In Two Carolinas

DEADLINE NEAR AS PEACE BIDS ARE CONTINUED   8 Major Systems Cut Service As Firemen  Ready Walkout

Hope Is Gone For Quick Settlement   Chairman Of National Mediation Board Says ‘We've Given Up’; Dispute To Be Submitted To Washington

Hopes Dim For Ending Rail Strike   Federal Mediators Abandon Talks Following Deadlock

Seek To Avert Strike Slated At 6 A. M. Today   Four Major Lines To Be Affected Curtail Service, Plan Further Cuts

Mediators See Hope For Quick    Settlement 18,000 Firemen on Four Key Roads Leave ' Jobs in Dispute

Mediators Give Up in Peace Try   Abandon Hope for Quick Settlement Of Main Issue

Mediators Give Up Hope of Quick Settlement  Eaur Maiar Sveteme   Four Major Systems Are Crippled By Workers’ Walkout

STRIKE ON FOUR WAJOR RAILROADS SET FOR TODA)   Carriers Prepare to Make Cuts in Service—EleventhHour Efforts Put Forth to Avert Tie-Up.   CONFERENCES GIVE NO REPORTS OF PROGRES*   Lines Affected Are the Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, New York Central and Southern Railway.

Walkout Hits Santa Fe, 3 Other Lines   Mediators 'Give Up,’ Prepare Washington Report on Deadlock

Hopes For Quick End Abandoned   Strike Cripples Nation's Railroad Network Soon After Firemen Strike

NEGOTIATIONS BY MEDIATORS HALTED TODAY   White House Handed Problem Of Ending _

Nation's Rail Network Hit By Strike   Railroad Firemen Strike Over Second Man Demand

Crippling Strike Hits  Four Major Railroads   Operations Reduced - By Walkout of Locomo: tive Firemen --’No Signs OF Early. om “Settlement Indicated

4. Railroads Crippled As Strike Begins   Settlement Still Hoped For Although Men Have Quit

Mediators Give Up Hope Of Quick Peace   Four Key Lines In U. S. Network Cut Operations

Mediators To Give Report To Truman: Ties Up Five Roads   Firemen, Enginemen Strike at 6 A. M.

Rail Firemen Quit Engines Of 4 Systems   Diesel Crew Dispute Brings Major Strike: Mediators ‘Give Up’

Mediators Can { Prevent Walkout in All Night Talk   Next Step White House But Both Sides Firm Against a Compromise

Railway Mediation Board Continues To Deadline Its Efforts To Avert Tieup; PRR Halts Traffic West And North Of Harrisburg

Rail Walkout Set For Today   Federal “Mediators. Strive To: Avert Crippling ‘Strike.

Firemen Out; Early Aceord Prospect Dim   Walkout Freezes One-Third Of Passenger Lines, Fifth Frejeht

Turmoil Reigns: On Much of U:S Railway Transit  Sponge; End Talk i

Firemen Quit Work: End Is Not In Sight   Federal Mediators Withdraw From  Peace Conferences

U. S. Mediators Give Up Effort to Settle Issue   Much of Nation’s Rail Transit Messed Up by Firemen’s Walkout

Give Up Hope for Quick Settlement As Firemen Strike  Walk Out on 4 Rail Systems

Next Move May Be For John R. Steelman, Presidential Assistant To Call All Parties To Washington

News Day And Night   25-Hour Last Minute Conference Fails To Halt Walkout; Report Readied   Stoppage Spreads To Other Lines   Strike Called On Four Ma jor Systems, But Others Are Closing Down

Peace Talks Show Small Hopes Of Halting Rail Strike On 4 Trunklines   Scattered, Coast-To-Coast Walkout Set For 6 a.m Today; Embargoes And Service Cuts Started Tuesday Rv Railroads

Demand For Additional Men On Diesels May Idle 500,000 Workers   Four Rail Systems “Dead” West Of Harrisburg And Buffalo; Mediators Are Working Hard.

National Railway Mediation Board Gives Up. Hopeless Struggle; Union De . mands Extra Fire man an Diacalec

Nation’s Rail Network Crippled by Walkout; ‘We’ve Given Up,’ Says Mediation Board Chairman.  Comrise a’ VR WITT rae A KT CLAY   SECOND FIREMAN ON DIESELS IS ISSUE

Dispute Hopelessly Deadlocked, Mediation Board Reports to Washington; Truman's Aide Steelman May Call Conference;  t) © Spizure of Struck Lines Doubted

Union Heads Meet Today In Attempt At Solution   Walkout Crippling Nation’s Biggest Systems In Tieup

—DEADLOCK— Mediators Can’t Get Anywhere   FOUR PRINCIPAL SYSTEMS HIT

Deadlock Is Reported by Mediators   Brotherhood of Firemen, Enginemen Walk Out in Dispuie Over Addition Of Man on Diesels

Strike Halts 2,000 Trains This Morning  Some 18,000 Fireme!   Some 18,000 Firemer And Enginemen Are Out On Strike

Rail Network Slowing Fast   Mediators See No Chance Of Quick Settlement; Many Trains Canceled

Strike Hits Four Major © Railroad Systems; Jobs Of500,000 Threatened

Not Slightest Hope for Early ‘End of Walkout   Railroads Say Definitely “No” to Third Man On Thesele

PIREMEN STRIKE ON 4 OF NATION'S LARGE RAILROAD   Service Crippled on Santa Fe. Pennsyivania, New York Central and Southern Sistems.   LARLY SETTLEMENT IS NOT IN SIGHT   Mediation Board Gives Up Peace Struggle in Dispute Over Extra Crewmen for Diesel Units.

ESTEEMED AKRON WOMAN SATURDAY   Last Rites Are Held — Monday Afternoon For Mrs, Luvern Swift

Formation of 55 Divisions Is Approved   Eisenhower Will Be Selected To Lead Paper Army

German ‘Combat Teams’ Included In New Program  Truman Is Expected   Truman Is Expected To Name Eisenhower Commander of Force:

Atlantic Pact -Nations Approve European Army  With Ike as Commander

Yanks Find Bodies Of 4 Comrades Murdered By Reds; Tempers Flare As Action On Atrocities Demanded

Off-Duty Officer Held In Slaying   New York Policeman In Attempted Hold-Up

Senate Group OKs $5 Billion Tax Hike As War Measure  RtlE VA/nzu td Deican ft aw   Bill Would Raise Levy On Incomes, Exempt Fichters’ Pay

senate Group OK's ‘First’ Hike In Taxes   Will Bring In An Added 5 Billion Tc Finance War

Solons Speed $5 Billion: Tax Hike Bil   Senate Committee Approves Measure To Finance War

Tax Boosting Bill Comes Up   Senate Committee Okoys “First Installment’ Of Wartime Tax Moves

Boost In ‘Taxes Is  Taken Uy   Senate Group  Approves ‘First Installment? Of Five Billion

Committee Set To Put Okay On Tax Boost Bill   Senate Group Expected T« Exempt GIs In Korea From Income Taxes; Cor noration Rates Shaned

Tax Increase Plan Approved   \Serfate’s Committee Unanimously For Hike In. Levies

OKAY BIG TAX RAISE 10 HELP FINANCE WAR   Legislation Would Boost Individual Income Taxes Up to 20 Per Cent.

President’s $5 Billion Tax Bill Set For Approval By Senate Committee   Universal Military Training Likely to Be Shelved Again

Senate Committee Approves Bill Providing Boost in Taxes For Corporations, Individuals

Committee Gives Tax Boost Okay   Approved Bill Puts Nation’s Tax Laws On Wartime Footing

Senate Group Ready to Okay Tax Boost Bill   $5 Billion Measure Designed to Help Finance Defense Needs

Senate Group Tax Increase —   _5-billion-dollar. . Boost ‘Speeded” jg pe Group

Senate Bod Approves lax Boost   “First Installment” uts Most of Added 1 Levy on Individuals

$5 Billion Tax Increase Is Approved   Senate Finance Group Casts Unanimous Vote for the Measure

OKAY BIG TAX RAISE 10 HELP FINANCE WAR   ‘Legislation Would Boost In: dividual Income Taxes  te te 6 Pas Cont,

Senate Committe Okays $5 Billion Tax Boost Bill   May Reach Truman’s Desk By September 

Senators Given Tax Increase Bill Committee Okays  First Installment

Group OKs Tax Boost For War   $5,000,000,000 Fund For Korea War Aid   Voted By Senate Committee

Approval Of Tax Hiking Bill Seen   Senate Finance Group Expected to Okay Bill;: Cle May Get Exemptio:

Senate Group Approves Tax Boost for War   ‘First Installment’ Hike of $5 Billion  Gets Committee OK

WAR TAX BiLL 0.K. EXPECTED   Would Levy 23°, On First $25,000 of Corporate Income.

‘May Exempt GI’s a  First Tax Boost Proposal Set For Committee Approval Today

New Tax Bill Nearly Ready For Senate Vote   G.l.'s in Korea Will Be Exempt From Increases

Senators Set To Advance Tax Inerease  Finance Committes   Finance Committee Scheduled To Pass  Lesislatian Today

Truman’s Tax Boosting Bill Is Set For Formal Approval By Finance Committee

New Tax Bill On the Way   Measure Containing , $5 Billion Boost May Be Law By September J

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BOOST IN INCOME TAX   CONGRESS MAY ACT ON COMPLETED BILL BEFORE SEPTEMBER 

Senate Grou, Okehs First Tax Boost   Finance Committee Votes Approval of Truman's ‘First Installment’ to Raise 835.000.000.000

Bill Boosting Taxes Approved by Committee   Measure Would Put Nation on Virtual Wartime Footing

Funds Will Help to Pay War’s Costs   Say Bill Puts Nation’: Tax Laws Virtually _ On Wartime Footing

Senate Unit In Approval  Of Tax Bill   Plan for Five-Billion Increase Puts Laws On War Footing.

Government  Demothballs 32 Vessels  Some For Troops Rest Cargo Craft

BLAME FOR TRAIN WRECK 15 FIXED   SANTA FE INVESTIGATORS SAY BRAKE RIGGING BROKE BEPORE CRASH.

MacArthur to Crack Down On Japanese Communists   Spokesman Says Red-Led Organization Followina a Policy of Civil Disruption

‘Boom Lowered On Jap Reds   Groups to Protest Army Trial of Eight

U.S. CRACKDOWN ON REDS IN JAPAN SEEN IMMINENT   iMacArthur Spokesman Says Red Pattern Won't Be Pormitted To Rinen

Moves To Curb Saturday Strike, Demonstrations   Charge Communists Tactics Prelude For Seizure Of Power

Crackdown On Communists In Japan Near  Disrupting Plans   Disrupting Plans Led By Communists Are To Be Halted

‘Boom Lowered On Jap Reds —   Groups to Protest ‘.. Army Trial of Eight.

HOLY FATHER APPEALS FOR WORLD PEACE   Popo Pius XU, In Pre.Christruas Encyellcal, Urges Special World Wido Peace Prayers.

Small Business Aid Is Discussed   Hearings to Begin In June; Maybank Expects Passage

TRIBBLE NAMED COLLEGE HEAD   Board Of Trustees Unanimously Elects Him President Of Wake Forest.

30 Month Draft Period Urged By Hershey   ‘Would Extend Time So As To Maintain 1,500,000 Man Military Force

Extension O! Draft Asked By Hershey   Selective Service Head Would Set 30-Month Hitches

Hershey For Extension  Of Draft Act   Would Keep It Going 21 To 30 Months To  Maintain Army Of 1200 ann

Sees No Need To Up Draft Age   Hershey Recommends Longer Service Hitch

Hershey Wants Draft Period to Run 30 Months  Six i Months to Tr rain S$  Ar Servica

Draft Director Urges Longer Term of Service   Hershey Favors Tighter Law to Build Up Army

DRAFT DIRECTOR ASKS EXTENSION TO 30 MONTHS   Hershey Recommends Proposal As Means To Maintain Army Of 1,500,000 Men —Revision Studied.

HERSHEY CALLS FOR 30-MONTH DRAFT PERIOD   Selective Service Director Asks Three Major Draft Revisions

U. §. Building Toward Army Of 1,500,000   Hershey Proposes Draftees’ Service Time Be Extended

Hershey Advises Longer Draft   General Advances , Way to Maintain. : Army of F2 Million

Draft Director In Favor of 30 Month Service   Hershey Urges 6 Month Training, 24 Months’ Service for Ynductees

Hershey for Longer Draff   From 21 to 30 Months, Als For Revising Deferments for Dependency

HERSHEY FAVORS DRAFT SERVICE OF 30 MONTHS   Would Use Men Age 15 Through 25, Including Veterans.

Would Keep Army Force Over Million  Draft Heads Makes Other Suggested  Changes in Law

 SERVICE —  30- Month Dr aftAskec By Hershey   DEFERMENTS ARE CRITICIZED

Hershey Calls or Changes In Draft Law   Wants Service Term Extended To 30 Months

Proposes Draft Be Extended To Thirty Months  Hershey's Plan Given As Means Of Keeping 1,500,000-Man Army

Hershey Wants Draffees fo Slay in Thirty Months   " Would Extend Present Term and Make Other

Would Add 9 Months Dratt Time   Gen. Hershey Proposes Increase in Service  From 21 to 30 Month:   YOUNG VETERAN CALL   Also Suggests Physical, Dependency Deferment  Rules Be Modified

Lifting Ui Ban On Vels Asked  Hershey Plans For 15 Millian In Army

For Changes In Draft Act   Hershey Would Extend Service to 30 Montks, Modify Deferments: .

‘As Means Oi Keeping Army  of 15000 00      Director Also Would; Lessen Restrictions’ For Military Duty “"...

Maintenance of 1,500,000 Soldiers Seen   Force That Size May Be Needed for Many, Years, Says Hershey

HERSHEY ASKS EXTEND DRAFT TO 30 MONTHS   SUGGESTS CHANGES TO MAINTAIN ARMY AT DESIRED SIZE

30-Month Draft Service Urged To Maintain 1,500,000 Man U. S. Army

Hershey Would Extend Draft +o 30 Months   Selective Service Director Also Urges Induction of Wer Vatergne Lindar 24

Propose Dratt 30 Months   Gen. Hershey for Maintaining United States Army of  1,500,000 Strength

Draft Extension To 30 Months Is Asked by Hershey   Longer Period for Draftees Needed to Maintain Strength

Revision of Draft Asked by Director   Gen. Hershey Proposes Extension of Service To 30 Months, Modification of Dependency Determents and Induction of Some Veterans

MORE CHANGES IN SET-UP URGED   Expect To Call 300,000 In Next Six Months  MINNICIN ATION      Of Deferments For Dependency Also Proposed; Age Limit Unchanged

Hershey Advises Draft Extension   Selective Service Director Asks 30-Month Limit: as Means of Maintaining Army of 1.500.000

Hershey Wants Draft Extended To 30 Months   Selective Service Director Makes Recommendations Today.

EXTENSION OF DRAFT 10 30 MONTHS SEEN   Recommendation Is One: of Three Made by Hershey to House Armed Sei’vices Committee   MODIFY DEPENDEN(CIES

Hershey Urges Draft Extension  Proposes. Changes For   SAO OO%C- Men Aunty

Hershey Urges Draft Extension Of Nine Months   Restriction Removal On Inducting Vets Under 28 Proposed

Hershey Favors Draft Extension To 30 Months  Sug s Move To Multy Outs erments

Extension of ‘Draft Urged IBy Hershey   New Program Proposed as Means of Keeping Army Of 1,500,000; Tighter  Exemnution Rules Seen

Hershey Seeks a-Bigger-Army..  _ Selective Service. Chiat 2 Asher Deannenle

Hershey Wants Draft To Take Vets Back In   - Recommends Draftee: Be Required to Serve Nine Months Longer

Extension of Draft Urged By Director   Hershey Says Period Should Be 30 Instead Of 21 Months; Cites  Hie Reanenne

Synod Asked For Answer On Scouting   Query Sent By Pastor To 41st Triennial Meeting Of Missouri Synod In Milwaukee Taday

Report On Spy Probe To Cause Violent Feud  Investigation Ends; GOP Resents Dem Attack On M’‘Carth

Uphill Fight I fon AtHichCos In Casualties  Large Quontiti es Of Red Arms And  nammant Saivad

First Cavalry Division  in Uphill Fighting Drives Back ComCommunists Mile From Heights Overlooking Taequ.

UN Positions Improve Along Northern Front   Gen. Walker Says “Worst Is Over’

 \ Positions Are Improved Qn All Fronts   Americans Recapture Vital Hill In Bloody Five-Hour Battle; Planes Strafe Communist Ground Forces

First Cavalry Captures Hill In Fierce Fight  Rest of Korea Front Relatively Quiet; Gen. Walker Confider

Lull Falls ()ver Most (f Beachhead  Heights North Of   Heights North Of Taegu Sector  Now In U. S. Hands

Senate Votes. On Economic Controls Toda   Sideline Fight on Anti-Subversive Bill  laamete Resbexva. pl

Senate To Vote On Economic Controls Bill   ‘Sideline Fight Ow Communist  Control Rider Steals Limelight.

Communist Invasion of Southerr Korea Is at Standstill, Halted by Fierce U. S. Defense

Patrols Sent Qut for News Of \. Korean Battle Plans   American, Australian Planes Knock Out 3 Tanks, 28 Trucks

Allied Planes Blast Red Supply Lines   Communist Invasion Checked By Yanks’ Fierce Opposition

No Enemy Forces  - Are Approaching   Maj. Gen. Dean Says North Korean Tanks Not Put Across Kum River In Force; Little Action In Evidence On Front

Small Yank  Force Halts Foes Drive   U. S. Planes Bag 3 Tanks, 28 Trucks Taejon Front Quiet

Invading Reds Fail To Push New Offensive   Yankee Airmen Effectively Hit Enemy Supplies

Wounded Killed On Litters   Chaplain Shot Giving Benediction To Wounded

Fighting Yanks Bring Reds to Standstill   American Fordes Hunt Out Enemy as Defense Holds

Jarred to Halt By Opposition of Yank Defenders  MacArthur Does Not Issue Communiaue .

U.S, Soldiers Report New Atroeities   Communist Drive Stopped; 30 Men killed On Litters

U. 9. Division Repels Assault On Taejon   Commies Thought Waiting For Tanks; Air Blows Telling

Liffle Enemy Adivity Now   Fierce Opposition of Qutnumbered Yanks Jon Invasion to Standstill

Invaders Battled To Standstill by Fury of U.S. Fight   Patrols Pushed Out To Learn Location Of Silent Enemy

Temperatures   Lines Being Held North Of Taejon: New Reports Of Red Atrocities Heard

GPs Report Reds Slew  ‘Prisoners   U.S. Ground, Air Forces Inflicting Terrific Casualitie:

Fierce Defense, . Heavy Casualties Jolt Communists   Americans Standing Firm Before Taejon; Planes Roam Skies

Gls Ready Te Fight Buf No Foe In Sight   Artillery; Planes . Keep Up Ceaseless Fire On Invadere

South Koreans Attack On Central Sector; Fighter Pilots Pound Enemy Hard

Defense Line Holds; Allied Planes Strike   “Little Activity” Reported At Front, Reds Draw Back

Korean Front Remains Quiet, Americans Still in Taejon; Truman Works on Message

30 Ameriean Wounded Shot On Stretchers  JT  < Ot” meccnénat ED cin citinenne   U. S. Ground Forces Standing Firm Before Taejon as Invaders Slacken Costly Push

RED DRIVE © IS JARRED TO A HALT   Fierce Opposition by Out - numbered 24th Division Stops Communists at Taejon; South Korean Lines Hold.

RIDDLED COMMUNIST FORCES STOPPED ALL ALONG FRONT; MORE ATROCITIES REPORTED.

Thirty Americans On Litters Shot To Death By Reds   Communists Slacker Attack All Along The Battlefront

Credit Fierce Blows of Yanks For Lull; Allied Planes Active   North Koreans Fail to Get Many Tanks Across River; U. S. Headquarters Are Removed from Threatened Taejon

Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties As Advance Stalls   30 American Troops On Litters Reported Shot by Invaders

Korean Front Quiet Since  Late Monday  American, Aussie Aircraft Continue  — a . 

Yank Defenders Hold Positions In Taejon Area  Abandoned Capitol Still In Possession Of Allied Forces

Nebraskan Tells More Atrocities  Against Yanks   U.S. Air Attacks Fierce  As Ground Units Stiffen

11 In 45 Pass Draft Physical  County Forwards 30 For Exam At Canton

Michigan GOP Race Warms Up  Five Seek Nomination To Oppose Williams

State GOP To Reelect M. H. Taylor   Republican State Committee Meets In Washington;  Taylor Endorsed

Name of “Lucky” Luciano Linked With Million Dollar Dope Ring In Jersey

Dr. Sander To Re-Apply   ‘Mercy Doctor’ Will Try To Get License Back June 19

STATES RIGHTS CHALLENGE MADE   Truman Democrats Dared To Approve Or Disapprove FEPC Bill  PEREZ LEADS MEET

Congress Ends Record Session   Communism Combated, Military Force Mustered

Reds Are Massing Six Divisions Near Taegu;  Yanks Gain High Ground

William Hughes Rites Will Be Held Saturday At First Baptist Church

Three Are Killec In Bus Crash   More Than 30 Others Hurt In Illinois Bus-Auto Collision

The President Says He ‘Will Veto Any Measure Similar To McCarran’s   ‘Some Opposition on In Congress To Noming A Military Man For Civilian a Defense Post.

Expect Russians To Begin Cold War Offensive to Win Southeast Asia

Senator Seeks Quick Curb On Price Of Meat  Sparkman ‘Also Claims Lumber Must Be Put. Under U. 8. Controle

Sparkman Urges Truman To Regulate Some Items   Congress Set To Send Mobilization Bill ‘To President’s Desk Sometime Next Week

Sparkman Urges Early Controls  Of Prices On Meat And Lumber   He Asks President To Act Speedily On These Two Major Items If Congress Passes Stand-By Control Plan

Sparkman Urges Price Ceilings On Meat, Lumber  Asks HST Clamp Down When Solons Give Him Power

-—~PLANTS IDLE— 236 Dead In Mauling By Storm   MISERY TRAIL IN NORTHEAST

Thousands Labor To Cut Through Snow Blockades   Storm Dead Rises To 229 and Losses To Property Soars; Industry Sifenced

Big Task Force Labors fo Free Storm-Stricken Area of Nation   Already 236 Are Counted Dead in Snow And Floods That Cause Property Loss That May Exceed 100 Million Dollars

236 DEATHS, HUGE DAMAGE IN STORMS   Hundreds of Stores, Schools and Factories Close for Duration of Northeastern Blizzard.   MILLIONS LEFT . WITHOUT HEAT   Utilities Knocked Out, Highways Blocked, Business and Industry Halted in Several States.

Fast, Midwest Battle Record Winter Snows   Freezing Cold Follows Region’s Worst Blizzards

Business Still Halted; Death Toll Hits 236  Threatened Floods Expected To Add Ta et

214 Die Before Fury Subsides; \Expect More Snow   Destruction In New England Set At $100 Million

Record Snowfall And Gale Leave Trail of Misery   Business at Virtual Standstill in Wake Of Devastating Fury

Northeast Area Left Paralyzed: Gale Subsides   Factories, Schools Closed In Many Areas Of Ohio, Pennsylvania

236 Dead As East Shovels Out of Snow   Floods, Gales Damage Atlantic Area; Losses Running Into Millions

Pittsburgh, Ohio Districts Suffer;  Hurricane Lashes New York, Coast

Property Loss Estimated at $100,000,000   Hundreds of Motorists Marooned; Most Schools Are Closed

Statewide Strike Virtually Certain  120,000 Diggers In No Mood To Work

“Dangerous”  Crisis Cited in Statement  Th’ weseomncoes tra Setamll cass   BRR} /OCALUEEET EEL  Truman to Spell out Sacrifices Expected  Of American People In) Radio Talk Fridays

--MOBILIZATION-May Delay  Emergency Declaration  Radio Talk By Preacidant Got

U. $. Is Facing Dangerous Emergency Now   National Emergency Declaration Is Still Being Studied

Full G.0.P. Support to Armament   But Party Leaders -Are Still Uncertain Of Need for Calling  Rnaiennl Pesaremmenn

Taft Assures President Of Full Support   Traman To Give Air Talk Friday

STATEMENT 18 MADE BY TAFT AFTER PARLEY   Says Party Agrees Fully With President On  Arms Build-Up

G.0.P. LEADERS OFFER FULL SUPPORT   Declaration Of Emergency May Follow Message  CONTROLS      To Be Ordered As Soon As Machinery Is Set Up; Taft At Meeting

Republican Leaders _ Pledge Full Support   Ready to Back President in Swift Build-up of Armed Strength, Agreeing ’ That."Dangerous Emergency Exists” —Confter ‘at: White House.   TRUMAN ON AIR FRIDAY NIGHT

Full Support Pledged for Fast Buildup   President to Address Na tion Friday Evening  At 9:30

Republicans Agree To Give Truman Support  Willing To Back A Swift Build Up Of Armed Strength

Truman Gets Offer of Full Support By GOP Leaders   To Give Radio Talk Fridav

U. 5. Is Facing Dangerous Emergency Now  Natio net hie Declar   National Emergence Declaration Is Still Being Studied

Plans ‘fireside Chat’  National Emergency Expected With President’s Friday Talk

Boost In U.S. Armed Forces Given Backing  President To Talk  TF. de, ExtiAar   President To Talk To Country Friday On World‘s Crisis

GOP Leaders Promise HST Full Support   Agree a Dangerous Emergency Exists; tye Swift Bulld-uoe

Truman To Address Nation On World Crisis   President To Talk On Radio Hookup Friday Niaht

Truman Gets  GOP Nod   Leaders Agree Emergency Exists, After White House Confab

Plans ‘Fireside Chat’ National Emergency Expected  ‘With President's Friday Talk   [New Housing Program Sought

GOP Leaders Back Truman Arming Plan   Other Conferences Expected Before Decision On Emergency

GOP Leaders Agree To Back Defense Action   Swift Buildup OF Armed Power Given Approval

Boost in U. 5. Armed Forces Given Backing  President To Talk To Country Fridey On World‘< Crisic

High Winds Result in 2 Ohio Deaths As Spring Storm Lashes across U. S.

Twenty-Three Dead, Twelve Missing As Storm Subsides   Blzzards Hit Upper Midwest, Huge System Moving Into Canada

WEATHER MEN SAY STORM BIGGEST EVER   Three-Day Storm Moves Toward Canada Today

Death Toll Of Storm Reaches 23   Pounds Nation's Midsection 3rd Day

‘Spring’ Weather Claims Lives of 23; 12 Missing      Huge Area Is Hit In Storm Belt; Cold Predicted

23 Dead, 12 Lost In Spring Storm: subsides Today   Area Heads North in M-dwest; Winds Are Losing Intensity; Dust Clouds Leave.

23 Perish as Spring Storm hits Midwest   Blow Among Biggest Ever to Lash U. S., Heads Into Canada

A DENTAL MEETING   New Methods Will Be Demonstrated at Sessions  Here This Week

A PLNI AL GUE EA  New Methods Will Be Dem onstrated at Sessions  Here This Week

Four Buildings Fired As Blazing Fuel Shoots Over Wide Chicago Area

Victims Pinned In Car   Scores Hurt, 50 Families Flee Blazing Tenements

‘Vehicle Overturns And   Bursts Into Flames; Two Women, 4 Childrer  And Negro Are Injured

Vote Check InOklahoma   Court Orders Recount. On Demand of ‘Coe, De. feated For Governor

Report North Korean Losses Heavy   Say Top Divisions Almost Cut in Half by Casualties

;; Add Walkouts To Three “R's’— _ . Over. 600 Ohio Students Go On Sirike Protesting Firing, Demotion Of Teachers

Will Claim Cancer Patient Died Before Air Injections   Attorney for Doctor Brings Up Point In Mercy Death Trial.

Claims Sander Told Of Killing Patient   Prosecutor Says Plea Made For Her Death   Asserts Defendant Admitted He May Have Broken Law

Defense Says Woman Was Already Dead   Attorney Hints At Evidence In: Dr. Sanders Trial

Patient Dead, Defense To Say  Mercy Killing Jury Hears Openina Guns

‘Woman Was Dead Before Air Injection’  That's Strategy of the Sander Defense in Manchester Trial

Defense Strategy Indicated §  To Show Woman Dead Before Injections—Sander's. Counsel

Defense O! Dr. Sander  Is Learned   Will Try To Prove Patient Was Dead Before Air Injected

Strategy of Counsel for  Sander Told   Sufferer Would Have Survived Two Days, Prosecution Says.

Says Death Came Before Injection   Defense Declares  Cancer Victim May Have Been Dead

Dr. Sander's  Lawyer Hints Surprise Move  May Seek Ta Shov   May Seek To Shov Patient Dead As Physician Acted

Patient Was Already Dead,  Defense Claim:   Cancer Victim Was Dead When Air Was _ Injected by Dr. Sanders, Says Defense at Trial.

SOVERNORBACKSDe {0USING VIEWS Me   Mercy Victim  Defense Says Wasn't Slain

Doctor Will Claim Woman  Already Dead   Defense Drops Hint 0: Its Position In Mercy Death

Air Injection After Death, Doctor Hints   Defense Attorney Reveals Case in Quiz Of Hospital Attache

CLAIM MERCY VICTIM WAS NOT KILLED BY AIR   Defense Will Try to Show : Woman Died Before Air Injections.

CLAIM M VICTIM WAS NOT KILLED BY -AIR    Defense Will. Try to Show Woman Died Before { Air Injections.

Give Hint of Defense for  Dr. Sander  Testimony Begins In Mercy Trial.

Dead Prior to Air Injection,  To be Defense   Doctor Said To Have Admitted ‘Mercy Killing’

— MERCY TRIAL Attorney Reveals Strategy   HOSPITAL STAFI HETD QUIZZED

Died Before Air Was Injected Is Sanders’ Wiord   Defense In ‘Mercy Killing’ Trial Startles Court With Claim They Will Show Cancer Patient Was Already Dead Before Doctor  “Injected Air Into Her Veins

“Died Before Air Injections’’  Counsel Says  Evidence Will  Prove Claim

TRIAL MOVING ALONG   Doctor’s Defense May Be Woman Was Dead Before Air Injection

Sander Defense Tack Is Hinted   Woman Dead Before Injection, Contention

KOREAN UNITY IS AIM OF UN   Political Victory in China Or Korea  taunaht By Bueciane

Margare! Gracious But Not Topriotcher   Chettancega Critic Says Voice Not Suited to Operatic Ariat

Walkout Was Slated for Wednesday   Delay Is Asked by Cyrus Ching, New Deadline Is Feb. 24

PhoneWorkersPut Off Their Strike Until February 24   Delay In Made at Request of Cyrus §. Ching in Order to Permit Further Talk

Walkout Date Advanced To February 24   CIO - Communications Workers Agree To An Extension

New Deadline  Set Feb. 24   Ching Asks Intensive Bargaining in Effort to Avert National Strike

New Deadline For Walkout Is February 24   Executive Board of Union Complies With Ching’s Request for Time in Negotiations

Mediator Asks More Time  To Bargain —  Hope to Settle  Wage Dispute.

Postponement Asked By Cyrus 8. Ching, Chief Of Mediation Service, To Permit Time For Collective Bargaining   WAGE INCREASE AND SHORTER WEEK ASKED

Union Agrees to Proposal By Ching, Promises Night And Day Bargaining Talks

Nationwide Phone Strike [Postponed Until Feb. 24   Union Hopes Settlement Will Be Arranged; Ching Calls For ‘Intensified Bargaining’

‘Phone Walkout Delay Granted By Union Heads   Two Week Truce Asked by Ching Wins Acceptance

Telephone Strike Is Postponed   Union Agrees to More Bargaining; Feb. 24 Fixed as New Deadline

Union Agrees To Government's Delay Request   New Date, Feb. 24, Gives More Time for Collective Bargaining

Union Board Sets Feb. 24 New Date for Deadline; ‘Intensified’ Talks Asked

WALKOUT DATE PUSHED AHEAD BY AGREEMENT   Joseph Beirne, Union President, Hopes To Avoid Shutdown

Nationwide Phone Strike Postponed Until February 24   Union Bows to Ching Request For More Time

Yields to Mediator’s Request for More Time To Try for Settlement

Union Heads Heed Plea of U.S. Mediator   Hope Bell System Will Do “Real Collective Bargaining”

ClO Workers Set New Nafionwide Strike Deadline February 24   Postponement Crder Sent Unions OF 100,000 Workers

Phone Strike Postponed, Set For Feb. 24 —   Mediator Ching Gets Union Delay; May Settle Before Date

Phone Union To Postpone U.S. Walkout  Strike Date Set For Feb. 24 As Ching  Anneal I< Accented

Telephone Strike Is Postponed   CIO Communications Workers Accede To Ching’s Request And Set Feb. 24 Deadline

Union Postpones Phone Strike Until February 24   Hope for Settlement In Meeting Is Expressed by Beirne.

Ching Asks More Time To Bargain  Union Grants Delay In Hopes Of A

WALKOUT BY PHONE UNION POSTPONED   Union Delays Strike, Until February 24 at Request of Mediator Ching; Hopes for Settlement.

Ching Calls For Intense  Bargaining   Public Tnterest Basis Of Request For Postponement

The Weather   Delay Approved In Phone Strike   Union Heeds Ching’s Plea and Sets Feb, 24 as New Strike Date: More Intensive Barqaining Asked By U.S.

February 24 New Deadline For Walkout   Union Accepts Government's Plea in Hope Settlement Can be Made in Meantime

Beirne Agrees to Ching’s Plea for Additional Truce In Effort to Settle Issues

‘Government's Postponement Plea Accepted   Ching Asks and Gets More Time For Bargaining

CHING PRESSES INTENSIFIED BARGAINING   Mediation Director Bases Plea On Public Interest   UNION OFFICIALS   Hope For Quick Agreement: Move Cancels Walkout Set For Wednesday

Union Agrees To Proposal By Mediator   New Deadline For Walkout Is Now Set For Feb. 24

Mediator Asks More Time To Settle Dispute   Ching Calls for More Action; Strike Set for Tomorrow Averted 

U.S. Request Brings Delay In Last Hours   Walkout Scheduled Wednesday Morning Called Off by CWA

National Phone Strike Deferred   Union Accepts Ching Request For Delay

Union Decision Gives Mediators Until Feb. 24   Wish. to Avoid Tieup Is Expressed by Executive Board

Deadline Is Set Feb. 24: Miners Continue Strike   Industry Cutbacks Caused By Strike

Workers Agree To Delay Walkout Until Feb. 24 For Further Negotiation

Phone Company Strike Delayed By Union Today   CIO Workers Agree to U.S. Request to Call off Walkout: Date of Feb. 24 Is Agreed on.

LEADERS ACCEPT MEDIATOR’S PLEA FOR MORE TIME  EXTEND DEADLINE COD ACU! AAA TOART

STRIKE DELAYED AT REQUEST OF MEDIATION CHIEF   Addinonal Time Grented Te

Union Agrees To Delaying Phone Strike   Walkout Is Put Out Until February 24 fn Pledae to Ching

‘CIO Union Delays Strike To Feb. 24   Mediator Wins More Time To Try Settlement

Union Postpones Walkout During Contract Talks   Ching Renews Efforts To Reach Settlement

UCT HLUP IN CEFORT TE END DISPUTE   Union Agrees to Request by Gov't for Further Bargaining.

Strike Delay Till Feb. 24  Won on Phones  Walkanit Tomorrow   Walkout Tomorrow Put Of by Union On Chine’s Plea

— NATIONWIDE Telephone Strike Is  Postponed   ACTION NOW DUE FEB. 24

Union Agrees With Request Made by Ching   Both Sides Say They Are Hopeful Ot Early Accord

Union Agrees On Delay to February 24   Workers’ Decision Comes ' Following Request by Mediation Director for Time to Settle Dispute

ClO Phiotie * Workers To.  AgreeTo. Strike Delay   Governmeht-Requesta 16-Day, Postponemant of Nation ade: Schedul

Strike Had Been Scheduled for ci] AcisM. Wednosday—Concillation Director Ching Hopes for Peac‘able Settlement: of Dispute. with Hell Telephone Afiidates. ..,

“Bargaining  Called For By Mediator Ching   Settlement Hope Is Expressed As More Time Is Allowed

Strike Had Hoon Scheduled for 6 ALM, Wodnemiay—conolilation Director Ching Hopes for Peacable Settlement of Dispute with Belt Telephone Affidates. .,. ,

Union Delays Walkout Set  For Temorrow Vates Ta Bold OF  Swike bn Hopes OF Settlomnart

Mediator Ching Calls For ‘Intensified Bargaining’ Meanwhile   100,000 Ready To  Begin Picketing   Union Leader Expresses Concern For Public  In Delaying Walkout

ClO Postpones Phone Walkout Until Feb. 24   Mediator Requests More Time to Try To Settle Dispute   Order Halts Walkout

Mediation Continuing To Feb. 24   Union Demands Real Bargaining By Bell System

STRIKE IS DELAYED   Nation ' Wide Telephone Walkout Is Now Set For February 24

Union Agrees to  Mediator’s Plea  For More Time   ‘Intense Bargaining’ _Before New Deadline Set for Feb. 24

Ching Asked Postponement to Allow More Time for Settlement, Urges Intensified Bar gaining

Phone Workers Put Off Strike Until Feb. 24   Deadline Postponed Following Request Of Federal Mediator

More Time is Sought for  Bargaining   Union President Asks Day-Night Contract Talks   (Pieture’on Pare 10)

17-Day Truce Agreed To By Union Chiefs   Delay Walkout Until Feb. 24 in Hope That Settlement Will Be Reached

Ching to Step Up Bargaining Plans      Union Postpones Attempt to Shut Down Bell Svetem

PHONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED BY ClO UNION   Ching’s Request Granted New Walkout Date Set February 24

UNION-ACCEPTSREQUEST MADE : BY GOVERNMENT   Mediators To Have “Sixteen More OaysEner Nanatintiane

UNIONS ACCEPT PLEA OF CHING AVOIDING TIEUP   “Intensified Bargaining’ Is Urged by Medictor as Strike Threat Eases

UNION YIELDS: DELAY ACTION UNTIL FEB, 24   Cyrus Ching’s Appeal For More Time Results In Postponement

Union Votes To Hold Oft Til Feb, 24,   Walkout Had Been Slated Wednesday; Meet Chine Bid

Workers Agree To Delay Start Of Phone Strike   Sixteen-Day Delay Proposal Accepted By Leaders Today

Feb. 24 Is New Date For Action   CiO Union Agrees To Mediary's Request For More Parleys

Ching Asks More Time in Effort: To Settle Issue  CIO-CWA Set Feb. 24 As Date of Walkout

Union Accepts Mediator Ching’: Bid for Delay   Nation-wide Tieup Averted, Talks on Contract Resumed

New Deadline For Settlement Is Feb. 24   Union President Grants Federal Conciliator More Time For Peace Move

Phone Strike Is Postponed Until Feb. 24   Deadline Set for 6 A.M. Wednesday Is Withdrawn

Yields to Ching Appeal for Delay For Further Talks  New Negotiations Asked by Mediator To Prevent Tieup

Coal Strike Cuts Deeper Into Reserves   Board Takes Ove Coal Controversy

Phone Strike Is Postponed Until Feb. 24   Nationwide Walkout, Originally Called for Tomorrow, Is Postponed for Bargaining Period.

Dairy Strike in Easfern States Hits 3,000,000   Infants In Trouble as Farmers Dump Milk Or Feed to Hogs

Strikes Block Milk Delivery   . Federal Intervention Threatened; Police Alerted for Sabotage

Medical Men Fearfulfor Publie’s Safety;Protests Growing; Meetines Goon

New Security Measure OK'd   House Would Give Power itTo Fire Agency Heads

HOUSE SANCTIONS SECURITY FIRING   Poor Risks Would Have No Power to Appeal

House Yotes Right to Fire Security Risks   Approval Is 327 to 14 To Give Agency Head: Absolute Diseretior

Use 100.000 Men in All-Out Attack   Gain 1 to 3 Miles in Three Sectors; Yanks Drive on Naktong Bridgehead.

New Attacks Indicate 100,000 May Have Been Thrown lito Push on North and South Fronts, Make Gains of One to Three Miles

All-Out Effort Being Made To Throw UN Forces From Korea But Line Holding

Waegwan, Kigye Fronts Hot Spots In Latest Drive   Marines Thrown in to Bolster Mauled Infantry

State Department Gets Protest In Stoning Of Clerk   Church Of Christ Says Htaly Won't Extend Visas

Thirty Persons Injured, Only One Seriously   Plaster Drops On Balcony Seats In Thunderous Crash

30 Are Hurt When Ceiling  CrashesDown   Ten Tons Ornamental Plaster Showered On Movie Goers In  Redwood City, Calif.

30 Persons Injured When Ceiling Of Theatre Balcony Falls On Patrons

Tons Of Plaster Hits Spectators   Police Officers Say Ornamental Plaster And Wire Lathing Dropped Suddenly With Roar Like Thunder Or Earthquake

Tons Of Plaster Shower Down On Moviegoers  Woman Seriously Hurt; Brief Panic Follows Shattering Crash

Thirty Injuries In Freak Calit. Theater Accident   Ornamental Plaster Falls On Movie Goers in Balcony Seats

RED WOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA 13 CRASH SCENE   Aceldent Oceurs Late Wednesday Night — About 100 Persons in Theater at Time — Sixteen In “WMequire, Hospital Treat-

30 Theater Patrons Hurt   Balcony Collapses, Shower. ing Audience With Ton: of Ornamental Plaster,

Theater Ceiling Falls; 30 Hurt   Ten Tons Of Plaster Drop On Moviegoers In Calif.

30 INJURED AS. CEILING FALLS ON FILM FANS   One Woman -Critically Hur When Plaster Showers  Califernia Moviegoers

Thirty Injured As Ceiling Falls   Balcony Ceiling Collapses In California Theater Showering Tons Of Plaster

Heavy Theatre Ceiling Falls  Injuring Many ~ 30.02 35.Hurts Blaine  Trains After Tons Oo? Msater Loosed

« Theater Ceiling Collapses, Showers Audience With 10 Tons Of Plaster; 30 Injured

30 Persons, Hurt In Theater Crash   Ceiling in Redwood, Calif. Structure Collapsed Last Night

Part Of Theatre Ceiling Falls  Thirty Or More Hurt In Coast Theatre

Gubitchev Plans To Sail March 20  Convicted Russian To Escane Jail Term

CHILDREN GUESTS AT MATINEE  Over 3,300 Persons See First Performances Of Elks’ Circus

LEWIS T0 FACE COURT IN TEST OF COAL STRIKE   Judge Sets Date For Hearing On Request For Injunction Brought By National Labor Relations Board Counsel.

KEEPS PLANS TO HIMSELF   Union Officials Trying To Get M en Back To Work  oe   Believe Denham Injunction Will Be Ineffective; 90,000 Are Idle

Lewis Faces Another Court Injunction  NLRB Attorney Seeks to Stop Coal Tieups

Lewis Faces Fight Over Injunction   Violence Breaks in Coal   Dispute: Mine Shovel: Wrecked by Explosions. me Norker Resten

Lewis Girds For New U.S. Court Battle  Coal Miner Boss Faces Federal Injunction

LEWIS MAY FACE COURT ISSUE SOON   NLRE Chief Denham Seeka To Stop 3-Day Week And Current Strikes

Hearing Is Set January 26 On Injunction Plea   NLRB Counsel Starts Action In Try To Halt Three Day Work Week In Coal Fields; CIO  sth igi pre Tt. ha aie T APL

Lewis Faces New Trouble As Denham Asks Action   Miners Continuing To Ignore Request To Return To Work

NEW YORK AREA START GLEAN-UF OF WRECKAGE   Damage Estimated At 100 Million In Six States

‘STROMBOLI DISAPPOINTING Crities Say Ingrid’ s Story Much Better

‘Stromboli’ Is Disappointment  Picture Not As Good As Story Of Filming

Congress Cool On Long Fight For FEPC Bill   President Rebuffed On Prediction of  All Summer GSaactan

Truman Stand On Civil Rights Given Evil Eye   Rules Committee Row Approaches Decision; Truman Urges FEPC

TRUMAN GIVEN LITTLE AID ON CIVIL RIGHTS   Prediction Of All-Summet Fight On Program Gets Cool Response

Lausche Urged To Make Special Assembly Call  a a , en   Sweeney's Request Aimed Ts Prevent Flood of Candidates

Asks Lausche To Order 9 ~ Special Session  Sweeney Wants Hike In Signatures On Independent Petitions

TooMany On Ohio Ballot?  Ruch OF Petitioners   Rush Of Petitioners Alarms Sec. Sweeney

Dixiecrats Call For Filibuster   ‘Compromise on Civil Rights Issue Ruled  Out by Southerners

G U. N.: SESSION  Chinese Red Delegation Waits to Charge U. S.  Aggression

UN to Consider Chinese Charges  Formosa and Korea Discussion Slated By Security Council

Security Council Meets To Tussle Over Far East   Red Chinese Wait To State Charges Of US Aggression

Security Council Opens Debate On Asian Issues   Meeting Called Unexpectedly For Saturday

U. N. TAKES UP FORMOSAN AND KOREAN ISSUES   Session Called Unexpectedh; for 3 p. m. by President Beber.

Security Council To Meet Today   Chinese Reds To Present Charges Before UN

Vital U.N... Talks Today   Chinese: Reds to Take Part in Debate On Korea and Formosa

UN to Tackle Problems Of Korea. Island   Sessions Ordered Unexpectedly By Council President;  To Meet at 3 P. M.

U.N. COUNCIL MEETS TO HEAR CHINESE REDS   SURPRISE SATURDAY SESSION CALLED TO HEAR RED CHARGES

Security Council Meets Today On Red Complaint   Chinese Communist Delegation Waits To State Charges Against American Action In Far East

Chinese Enter Dispute . . . . SE ete  Far East Problem  Is Taken To U.N.

Formosa, Korea Problems Pend oe a  United Nations Orders  Ig pecial Council Session

Chinese Comnias Will Talk Today In U.N. Council   Delegates Expected To Charge U. 5S. Witl Aggression; Korean, Formosan fésues Un

ew We ste RES  Chinese Red Delegation Waits to Charge U. S.  . Aggression

U.N. Grapples with Korean, Formosan Problems Today  Both Questions Put   Both Questions Put On Agenda for Unexpected Meetinc

UN Tackles  Korea Issue  China Red Delegation Ready To Press Charaes

UN Meets Today To Grapple With Two Problems   Session at 3 p. m. Called Unexpectedly

CALL SPECIAL MEETING OF UN   Security Council Wil Study Formosa And Korea Issues

U. N. Security Council Holds Session  Today On Formosan And Korean Issues

Council Meets to Discuss  Korea and Formosa Issues  Chinese Communist Delegation Waits To Offer Charges of U. S. Aagression

UN Group Meets Today to Hear china Charges   Session Is Called Unexpectedly by Council President

China Reds To Get Hearing In U.N. Today   Unexpected Meeting Set After Conference With Delegation

Formosa, Korea Battle Begins In UN Today   Placing Both Problems On Agenda May Have Special Meaning

Churchill Proposes Atom Bomb Talks With Stalin   Suggests Parley As A Supreme Effort To End Cold War

Wants Talk With Stalin On. A-Bomk   Proposal Is Made By Charchill At Political Rally

Churchill Calls For Atom Ta Ik With Stalin   Favors Supreme Effort To Bridge Gulf In East-West Relations

Lewis Seen Moving To By-Pass Tribunal  Operators, UMW Chief Jockeying Over Contract Nevoliations Hour

Conference Strategy Also Threatened By Rebellion Of Miners   Operators Want Meeting At 2 P. M. Following Lewis’ Appearance At. NLRB Hearing Wednesday Morning

Operators Want Court To Rule On Legality Of Certain De. mands Made By United Mins Workers   IMPENDING MEETING CURBS NEW DRIVE

Owners ‘Suggest’ Lewis Keep His Date With Judge  Operators Offer to [a eee Gee es ee ee

Seek Ruling Before Talks On Contract   Ota Uil Yedanesdays Conference Four Hours to Permit Court to Decide Legality of Lewis’ Demands

Owners Want Court Ruling On Demands Before New Talks Start Next Week

Suggest Mine Chief Keep Court Date   Drive To Have Truman Declare Emergency Halted

MINE OWNERS, LEWIS SPAR OVER TALKS  Operators to Meet   Operators to Meet UMW Chief After He Keeps Court Appointment.

Giant Rallies Of Communists  Mark May Day   Stalin Seems Healthy In Review of Forces; Stone Barrage Hurled

Oklahoma School Teacher Cleared of Morals Count; Faces Panty Popping Tria!

China Reds Conferring With India   United Nations Wait Hopefully During Hieh Level Confab

Violent North Korean Assaults Made in Northeastern District   Communist Attacks in Korea in Sharp ‘Contrast to Lack of Opposition for Other U.N. Forces Advancing in North

South Koreans Driven Back by Attacking Reds   Americans and U.N Units Find Chinese Fled Northwest

Other Forces Move Ahead   Violent Red Assaults Continue Against ROK Trops; Severe Cold Continues

U.S. Troops At Shores of Two Big Reservoirs  Chinese Reds Seem To Be Withdrawing In Some Sectors

Allies Fall Back at  Two Points  Yanks Reach Shores of Red Reservoirs

Reds Smash At Two U.N.  Front Lines   American Troops Reach Largest Power Dams In North Korea.

COMMUNISTS ATTACKING AT TWO POINTS   ROK Troops Lose Four Miles on Western Front, Hold Lines in Northeast: ern Battle.   YANKS ON BANKS ~ OF 2 RESERVOIRS   Enemy Abandons Defenses at Power Installations: Chinese Using North Koreans as a Screen.

Retreat Forced As Yanks Near Power Centers   Eighth ROK Division Is Forced Back Four Miles On Western Front; U. S. Patrols Enter Yongbyon

SouthKorean Force Pushed Back 4. Miles   Attacking Communists Make Gains At Widely  Separated Points; U. S, Troops Reach Reservajy

Red Troops Smash Back Rok Lines —   South Koreans Make Withdrawals at Two Points; Chinese Abandan Mefancac

Red Attacks Force ROK Troops Back  U.S. Soldiers Reach 2 Large Reservoirs;

Yank Forces Reach Shore  Of Reservoir   Chinese Reds Offer No Resistance, Flee Before Gis Arrive

Advance On Reservoirs Meets Little Opposition   U. S, TROOPS REACH SHORES TO FIND RED DEFENSES HURRIEDLY ABANDONED

South Korean Troops Smashed Back At Two Points By Sharp Red Attacks

Holes Driven In Capital Division   Communists Attack In Battalion Strength And Drive ROK Eighth Division Back Four Miles Near Tokchon

Red Blows Dent ROK  Lines   Violent Attacks Are At Opposite Ends Of: Korean Battle Front; Wn Cantart KRicawhars

Red Battalions Smash Back at  UN In Korea   ROK Divisions Driven Back Four Miles As Other Points Advance

No Opposition Is Met On Other Fronts   Cold Weather Dealing Heaviest Blows. ~: To American Soldiers.

Commies Gain Four Miles In ‘trong Affack  Gl’s Reach Shores Of Two Big Power

Cold Eneloses  Entire Front = 6 hk ee   U. S. Units Reach Power Lake  Showers

Red Battalions in Strong Push   South Koreans Rocked Back on Heels by New Assauits

Communists Attack At Two Points   Americans Reach Reservoir Shores; Patrols Are Sent  Into Yongbyon

Enemy Forces Smash Back At South Koreans   Counter Attacks Launched At Two Feont Line Points

Battles Rage On West And Northeast Fronts As UN Troops Reach Reservoirs

Red Koreans Push Republic  Division Back   Attacking Red Battalions Drive ROK Troops Back Four Miles On Western  Korean Front

Reds Attack At Two Points   - South Koreans Are Forced to Retreat Under Red Assault

Commies Gain Four Miles In ‘trong Attack  Gl’s Reach Shores Of Two Big Power  Gramnily Recarvaire

Violent Red Assaults Reported in Area 90 Miles Southeast of Soviet Russia’s Border.  U.S. SOLDIERS REACH RESERVOIRS

Communists Hit Hard At UN Line, Make 4-Mile Gain      Bitter Cold Slows Battle; Withdrawal Is Still Puzzle

‘Four Mile Loss By Troops On  Western Line   Northeastern Front Is Penetrated. But ROK  Division Closes Gap

Red Troops Drive ROK Forces Back   South Korean Troop: Driven Back At Two Points Today

South Korean - Troops Forced Back, But Retake ~ Lost Ground   YANKS AT RESERVOIRS Cold Hampers Grounc  Movement; Air Force  Stnkes Hard Blows

Communists Hit ROK Troops At 2 Separate Points .  American Soldiers Reach Two  Large Reservoirs Without Any ARNhC! steam: R 90’. Lite Baca

Red Troops Hit South Koreans At Two Points   U.S. Troops Reach 2 Big Reservoirs, Find Enemy Gone

Yanks Gain, Reach Shores  Of Reservoirs   American Advance Is Without Opposition; Reds Flee Defenders

Well-Made Defenses Abandoned By Reds   Bitter Cold Biggest Enemy To Troops Now Says General; B- 29s Warm Up City

NORTH KOREAN REDS LAUNCH NEW ATTACK   Rok Eighth Division Withdraws Near Tokchon   Reach Shores Of Reservoirs Which Produce Power For Manchuria

President “Truman. to Ask for Emergency . Appropriation of  . Four Billion Dollars to Arm Eurone.

Congress Will Sneed Action. On Assistance   European Allies Would Get Extra Military Supplies

BROADENED ARMS - AID. PLAN JIRSED.      President Truman to Ask for Emergency Appropriation of Four Billion Dotlars to Arm  Pp .

Governor Blasts Draft Boards Act as Mutiny   Soldiers, Fliers Pay 61 Million

BANS PUBLIC CEREMONIES Rayburn’s Order Puts Damper On Wisconsin,  Ohio Cheese Contest

Dinner Winds Up ‘Bill Boyle Da v’   Big Battle of the Cheeses Is O1 Today in Washington Arena

2 County Groups Ordered to Take  Pre-Draft Exam   74 McKean County Mer Go to Erie Friday 13th And 30 More Oct. 18

Local Forecast   Senate UnitEyes Politicians’Link With Gangsters   W iley Pledges Probe ¢ Of ‘Ugly Rumors’ Some Congressmen Get. Pay-Off

Fear Showdown in Europe  ‘New War’ Increases Danger of Russian Atta:   BY R. H. SHACKFORD United Press Staff Correspondent

Danger Of Showdown War In Europe Is Increased By INew Red Outbreak In Korea

Reds Crow Over News   “Fears of European War Deepen i With Ominous News From Korea

West Believes War Imminent  Korea Crisis Hikes - Threat Of Showdowr

GOP to Battle For Governor. Chicago Mayor   Douglas, Stevenson Stock Rises Among State Demoerats

Australia Moves To Ban Red Party  Heavy Police Guard Protects Lawmakers

Australia To Act On Measure Banning Reds  Measure Introduced To Outlaw Communist

U.N. Food Unit Admits Spain   Agency First To Accept Franco Government

First U.N. Body Admits  Franco Spain   Portuguese Delegate Leads Debate Before Food Organization

Glenn McCarthy's Daughter Elopes   Dil Man’s Teen-Age Girl Marties Rice Footballer, Son of Poor Family

NEW MEDICAL IDEA   K. U. Using Electric Cur. rent to Imitate the Living Flow of Blood

K. U. Using Electric Cur. rent to Imitate the Living  Flow of Blood

Lineman Gets 7,200 and Lives   Carroll REMC Worker Severely Hurt

Spain to Get U.N. Hearing   Soviet Loses Attempt To Postpone Debate; Full O. K. Not Involved

U.N. Debates Spain Policy   Consider Plan To Soften Attitude Towards Franco

UN's Political Committee  Rebuffs Reds   Proposal to Debate Easing Bans on Spain Wins Approval

RED SUPPORT OF SPAIN HIT BY UN GROUF   34-6 Vote Would Send Envoys Back To  Franco

‘OF SPAIN HIT BY UN GROUE   34-6 Vote Would Send Envoys Back To  Franco

Soviet Group Fails in Delay Of Spain Issue   New Peace Prosposal Given by Chile: Hits Directly at Red Union

BAN ON SPAIN IS DISCUSSED   U. N. Political Committee Would Ease Restric tions On Franco

9000 Students Attend Conference  Cook, Carmack, Schwarzwalder Speak

9000 Students Attend Conference   Cook, Carmack, Schwarzwalder Speak To Interscholastic Leaque Delegates

BACK-TO-WORK ORDERS OF LEWIS WERE “SHAM AND A PRETENSE”, ATTORNEYS SAY

U. 8S. Charges  Lewis Issued Sham Orders   Government Files Brief Before Appeals Court On Civil Contempt Charge Punishable By Bio Fine

Government Asks Miners Punished In Civil Contempt   Justice Department Attorneys Urge Appeals Court Over-Rule Judge Keech; FBI Prying Into Story Of Ousted Local President

Orders Issued by John L. Lewis in Recent Soft Coal Strike Were a “Sham and Pretense U.S. Justice Department Attorneys Charge

Army To Need 20,000 At Once   Hershey Estimate: 60 Days To Be Required

Army Asks For 20.060 Men at Once   Selective Service Starts With 25-Year-Olds, But Veterans Exempt. Chief Spec Two-Month Delav

Speed Up Demand for Draftees   20,000 Needed As Soon As posible, Defense Department Declares

Bishop Karl J. Alter Of Toledo Named To Head Archdiocese Of Cincinnati

Acheson Confers  With Lie   Surprise Parley Precedes Meeting Of Secretary With President Today

HOW THEY SAW {iT Capital Eyewitnesses Detail Shooting at Blair House .

Eleven Companies From Area Battle Spectacular General Alarm Blaze; Loss Estimated at Half Million,.

ama  ‘TYPIFY OKLAHOMA SPIRIT’ -“Esquire’ Mail Soars as Kilgore Cheer Leaders Labeled ‘Sooners’

IN DALLAS TUESDAY  ACHESON SEEN CONTINUING DRIVE FOR POLICY SUPPORT

SEGREGATION HIT BY U. S. EDUCATOR   Says State Should Admit Negroes To University Of Maryland  Setannle

Senate To Probe Solon’s Charges Of A Spy; Ring   Dept. In Espionage Ring  2 Men, Woman ‘In State According To mage Ring

SENATOR READY TO NAME AGENTS  Congress To Probe Spy Ring Charges

To Probe Spy Ring Charges:   Senate Quiz to Follow GOP Claim of Espion< age Group Operating In State Department

Ring Exists, McCarthy Says   Senate Democrats to Demand Airing, Word

Democrats To Probe Charges Of State Spies:   McCarthy Speech To Be Checked“ On By Senate Group

GOP Senator Claims ‘Spy Ring Operates in State Department   Senate Committee to Investigate Charges That Two Men and a Woman Make up the ‘Big Three’ Directing Ring: Refuses Any Naines

Democrats Will Probe McCarthy nate Charges   Committee Plans for  Inquiry Into Spy Ring Accusations

Thorough Probe Of Charges by Senator Planned  McCarthy Says Ring  ke in State Dant

Spy Ring Is Alleged In State Department   Senate Democrats Decide to Investi. gate Charges Brought by Sen. Mc: Carthy of Wisconsin—''Big Three’ Said to be Directing Operations.   81 COMMUNISTS LISTED

Spy Ring Charges Will Be Probed  Dicide te Investigets MeCarthy Alleestions

Matter of ‘Face Saving'—So Important in Far East—Enters Into the Picture in Korean Conflict

Expected To Demand U. S.  Remove Fleet  West To Insist On Korean Talks First

Shanghai And Canton Raided  Chinese Nationalists Step Up Bombing

‘Big Blow’ Due To Hit Miami Section Today   Hurricane Batters Cuba, Then Sweeps Toward ‘Gold Coast?

Counsel For Cohen is Shot At Hollywood   Sam Rummel Is Found Slain on Steps of Home

3rd Gehen Intimate, Killed— . ... .  Gambler's Attorney Is Ambushed, Slain

Actual Opening to Be About Nov. 1 Dedicate Turnpike Eastern Extension

Two U. S. Fliers, Held For 18 Months By China Reds, Are Well Treated

t Mi anks Given Considerate Treatment. Never Any Violence  Fliers Tell of Experience in Red China

SHARP DROP IN POLIO   Records Showed Only 187 Casen in State Early in September

Forces Seek Money for Secret Jobs   Utah’s Dugway ‘Project Given High Priority

Secret Military Installations Worth $70,000,000 Being Planned by Armed Services

SEGRET MILITARY PROIEGTS 10 COST MILLIONS STUDIEL   Military Witnesses Urge "High Priority” For  Ilnsd-llagianc

Military Seeks New Plants For Defense Needs   Millions In Arms Factories Sought For America

U.S. to Step Up Its Hush Defenses   Armed Forces Seek $70,000,000 for Secret Installations

Armed Forces Ask Cash for Projects   Military Witnesses Say High Priority Ta Necessary

Needs Urgent, Military Says   Some $70,600,000 Asked, including Very Hush-Hush Installations

Congressmen Study Urgent Appeals For Hush-Hush Military Projects

Requests For $10'Million To Build Military Installations Are Studied

New Study of Armed Forces Fund Requests   $70 Million Needed for Installations; on “High Priority"

NATION TO FEEL COST OF MOBILIZATION   Treasury Head Says Full Impact Is Due Soon

SYMINGTON STILL THINKS 7O-GROUP AIR FORCE NEEDEE   Secretary Leaves Post Tc Head National! Security  ’ Picewvereme: Meccet

Symington Still For 70-Group Air Force  Eff activeness Down. Secretary Savs As He Bows Out

Drait Extension lnvolves Issue On Civil Rights   Russell And Lucas Sponsor Different Amendments To Bill

Civil Rights Battle Looms For Senators   Equality Of Treatment In Services May Bring Bitter Wrangle

Showdown Seen On Segregation In Armed Forces   Senators Lining Up For Floor Fight On Trumen Issue

Armed F orce Civil Right Fight Faced  By Senators   Draft Aci Extension To Bring Up Issues  Of Equal Treatment

Churches Tackle Vital Problems at Conventions   Segregation. Mergers, “Released Time” Are Given Attention

Denham Will Leave Today   Truman Statement Is Challenged By Fired Official

Officers Raid Galveston And Nab Handlers   Federal And State  Police Swoop Down Tes Make Arrests

Peace Formula Drafted for UN   Nehru Offers Plan For Korean Issue

New Peace ~ Plan Formed   India Advances Formula ' To End War in U.N.

New. Peace Plan Formed   India Advances Formula “To End Worin UN. .

Real Life Version of Hillbi lly Song  This Makes Andon His Own Grandpa

Defense Bid Called “Too Little’ Money  $13,911,127,300 Asked To Prepare U.S. Against Enemies

‘14 BILLIONS FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE   House Committee Says This : Might Be Tod Little for Next Year.   Only 203 Millions Are Cut From Requests

' More Minesweepers Being Rushed to Far Kast ay More Than 800 Mines Have Beon Located Along Korean Coast.

TRUMAN SIGNS APPROPRIATION FOR DEFENSE  Reserves Are Being Called To Action

RUSSIA SUFFERS TWO DEFEATS IN COUNCIL   Malik Indicates Russia Will Not Walk Out Again

No Shortage 0°: Soap Or Sugar Scare Buying Hikes  © og ei OD iF ss ase  a eee 3

Leftists Show Big Gains in Greek Voting   Americans Holding Aloof In Mediterranean As Results Bring Changes

Leftist Party Had Hidden Red Support   Indication no Party Will Have  Majority’ in Greece

Leftist Greek General Tops Election Vote   Gen. Plastiras Led Re volt Which Oustec Former King in 1922

New Leftist Party Emerges In Greece   Further British Nationalization Shelved;: Reds Pull Paris Strike

Leftists Leading InGreek Election  Small Margin Held Over Conservatives

LEFTISTS HOLD SLIM LEAD IN GREEK VOTING   General Plastiras Emerges A: Powerful Force in Nation’s Politics

‘Leftist Group Out In Front In Greek Vote   Traditional Parties Trail As Commie Aid Hinted In Major Election

Leftist Leader In Power After Greek Election  Old Warrior Comes Into Power As

PLASTIRAS LEADS IN GREEK ELECTION   Powerful Leftist Vote May Return Former One-Day Dictator, Prime Minister

LEFTIST PARTIES SCORE SURPRISING GAINS IN GREECE   Gen, Nicholas Plastiras Emerges As Powerful teal Ficoure

Plastiris In Lead In Greek National Vote  4 ee EERE oa We ide tes ein   Veteran Emerges As New Leftist  Political Force

Leftist Leader In Power After Greek Election   Old Warrior Comes Into Power As Result Of Vote

Greek Leftist Party Leading In Vote Count   Old Warrior Who Ousted King Gets Surprising Total

NEW GREEK FORCE   National Progressive Unior Holds Shim Lead in  Election

General Plastiras Looms as New Force Tn Greek Politics   Vote Indicates No ‘Single Party Will Win A Clear Majority

Man Who Fired King Is Leader   Leftist Plastiras Ahead In Greece

Norwegian Ship Radios For Aid  ~ 7000-Ton Freighter ee ge eee ee een. oR -

Sheen W CLOUDS:  Acheson Warns U. S. Must Be ‘Prepared for Worst’

‘Acheson's Speech Heralds Even Greater Rearmament Program   Secretary Tells Nation That Free People Must ‘Prepare For The Worst’ In Fight For Liberty

U.S. To Spur Program For  Arms Buildup  ‘Prepare For Worst’. ee ae, <a rs, ee   ‘Prepare For Worst’, Acheson Warns In War Crisis Talk

Increase in Arms Program Sought   Acheson’s Warning To Be ‘Prepared For The Worst’ Heralds Drive

Get Prepared For ‘Worst’, Acheson Says  Administration Will Spur Arms Program As Picture Darkens

Speedup in Arms Program Response To:Global Crisis   Gravity of Situation   ’ Gravity of Situation ds Emphasized in Dean Acheson’s Talk

Free World Under Pall Of Danger   Acheson Warns That In Face of Crisis, . We Must Hope for Best But Prepare for Worst

Greater Arms Program Seen   U. S. Defenses Inadequate State Dept. Head Says

Europe, U. 5. To Speed Up Arms Program  Dean Acheson Says Free World Must

Speedup On Arms Is Urge   ‘If Must Will Fight’ Asserts Acheson For  A Free World

‘Can't Guarantee War Will Not Come,’ Acheson Warns World   Full Text on Pages 16 and 17

Prepare For Worst, Warns Dean Acheson   Secretary of State Points to Threat of Soviet Power; Speech Opens Drive for Arms Program.

DEAN ACHESON WARNS NATIONS OF WAR GRISIS   Administration Expected To Push For Speeding Of Mobilization

Rearmament Speed Needed .. . . . Warning Of War Given By Acheson

‘Acheson Plea To Prepare For Worst ‘Heralds Drive To Speed Arms Plan

—'PREPARE — Acheson’s  Talk Opens Great Drive   CRISIS SPURS WEST ARMING

No One Can Guarantee War Will Not Come’   State Department Official Says Free Nations Will Fight lf Thev Have To

Acheson Talk Spurs Drive toSpeedArms   Truman Expected to Ask 10 Billion for Military: 1% Billion for Atom

Acheson Hints All Out Gearing for War Drive   Free World Must Ge Ready for Worst, He Says, in New Crisis

MUST PREPARE FOR THE WORST, SAYS ACHESON   Declaration Heralds Rearminc Rush for U. S. and Allies.

Speed In Arms Buildup Is Reply Acheson States   “We Will Fight to Keep Our Institutions,” Is Assertion

Prepare For Worst, Says Policy Chief   Acheson Calls For Defense Speedup . -In UL S.. Eurone

Acheson Speech Warns World of  New War Crisis  Tells U.S.,Europe To Get Ready for ‘Worst’ at Once

Acheson Warns W orld To ‘Pre pare For Worst’   Secretary's Speech Sparks Administration Drive For Greater Arms Program For Free Nations

Acheson Says rree Peoples Facing Crisis   Secretary of State Warns Democracies to Prepare for Worst And to Arm Selves

Acheson Heralds Drive fo Speed Arms Program  U. 5., West Europe Will Be Affected

Plan for Worst, Acheson Warns United States   Can't Guarantee That War Will Not Come, Sa-vv=z Secretary

GREATER ARMS DRIVE LOOMS   Heralded By Acheson’s ‘Prepare For Worse’ Declaration   NO PEACE GUARANTEE

DEAN ACHESON WARNS NATION   Free World Must Prepare ‘For Worst’ He Says In Radio Talk

U.S., Europe Arms Program  To Be Pushed   Acheson Warning World Must Prepare For Wors' Heralds Caurpaign Start

Acheson Speech Heralds Drive For Speed In Greater Defense Program

Secretary of State Tells Nation That U.S. Is Going To  ‘Prepare for Worst’

DELAY IN HARVESI   Soybeans in Douglas Coun: ty Are Slow in Maturing ©

Grey Skies Greet Voters Of Oklahoma   Rain in Some Places Reported; Weather May Cut Into Total Vote Cast in Today's Primary

AHEAD ON WESTVACO   Malott Receives Letter Complimenting Reception Group Here

Get Politics Out Of Road Building, Probers Are Told   Sen..: Beck’s Committee Opens Quiz of Failing ’ Highways

Dispersion of Vital City. Facilities Urged by Truman.  - Tails Mavors of Nation a Master

Solon Seeks Audit Order   Would Cover About $500,000,000 Spent by Deportment Since 1936

Truman Says. U.S. Can’t Pay For Huge AF   Reiterated Opposition Seen  As Blow to Advocates tat PR Ova

U.S. Can’t Pay For 70 Group Air Force, Says Truman, Sticking To 48   President Doesn’t Want To Unbalance Nation's Armed Forces, Nor Further Engage In Deficit Spending Beyond Budget

HST Again Opposes ‘70’ Air Force  nye Nation at Preset  %: i  sao Ee ep , Sees   Says Nation at Presen Can’t Afford to Pay for It.

President To Get. No  Directive   Lewis Accepts Bid To Renegotiate

Many County Voters Taken From Rolls  Nearly [,400 Are Disfranchised; Failed To Vote  rr DW..1s 9 Veawd

Many County Voters Taken From Rolls   Nearly 1,400 Are Disfranchised; Failed To Vote In Past 2 Years

Tarrant-Dallas County Population Density Renorted Tons For Texas

Infantrvmen Pour Ashore  At Port City   Advance Units Prepare To Bridge River Near South Korea Capital; Kimpo Airport Retaken; 1,000 Prisioners Captured

Agree to Three-Year Rail Peace   Settlement Which Provides Pay Hikes Announced Today By White House

Wage Increase For 120,000 Yardmen Set  Agreement Will   Agreement Will Permit Return of Roads to Owners

U. S. Operation Of Rail Lines — Slated To End   Settlement Of: Wage : Dispute Clears Way: For Control Return

COST OF LIVING SCALE IS ADOPTED FOR FOUR UNIONS   YARDMEN TO GET 23-CENT INCREASE, OTHER BENEFITS

Three-Year Peace Pact Between Carriers and Four Operating Unions Is Announced

Three-Year, Mo-Strike. Pact Made   Increase In Pay Granted Road Men, Workers In Yards

300,000 Get Pay Boosts Under Plan   Compromise Provides Cost-ofLiving Adjustment

RAILS, UNIONS SIGN PEACE PACT   “Agreement Provides For 23 Ceat Hourly Wage Hik

Roads, Unions In Three-Year  Waae Accore   40-Hour Weck Put Off.

RAIL DISPUTE IS SETTLED BY PAY BOOST   Railroads Estimate Raises Will ‘Tate £127 Millian

Three-Year Paci Ends Dispute Of Rails, Unions   Pay Hike Granted, 40-Hour Week . Compromise Set

Provides Boost in Pay for 300,000 Yard and Road Mer   Expect Army to Give Up Operation Of Railroads Soon

Carries Increase In Wages Ranging Up to 23 Cents  Hour to Yardmen

Railway, Union In Agreement  White House Tells Ot Three-Year Pact

Agreement Reached in Washington   Contract to Run For Three Years; No Strike Clause

Price Controls Compliance Bumps Into One Big ‘If’, Stores Report

Flexible Pay © Plan May Sef Future Policy   Wage Increases For 300,000 Workers .Retro; active To Oct. 1

Gov't Announces Settlement Of Rail Dispute, Wage Boosts Granted to 300.000

23-Cent Pay Increase Is Given OK   Major Roads Covered under New Aareement

Major Railroads, Operating Unions Sign 3-Year Pact  Agreement Provides elbymmedinze Maurly   Agreement Provides ilmmediate Hourly Raise For Yardmen

DISPUTE ENDS; PAY HIKE SEI   3-Year Agreement Bars Strikes In Future

Rail Dispute Ends, No-Strike Period, Wage Hike Included  300,000 Members of Four Unions to Get Increased Salaries

Rail Pact Ends Dispute  July  Over Wages   Army Release Of Control Of Roads Not Yet Announced

RAIL DISPUTE SETTLED WITH 3-YEAR PACT   Four Unions Get Pay Hike Hitched To Cost-OfLivine Index

“Control Queries   Rails, Unions Make Peace;  Raises Won   Yardmen Will Get  25-Cent Increase   Cost-Of-LivingAdjustment Provided For Every Three Months

Increase oT Yara Workers Is 23e; Road Men Get 4c  Settlement Covers Four Groups. 300.000 Members

New Wage Pact Paves Way for Reiease Of Railroads by Government to Owners

3 Year Peace Pact Between Rails, Unions   Settlement Announced by White House Provides Pay Boost For Workers

Rail-Union WageFight Is Settled   Long Dispute Comes  To End With 3-Year ‘ No-Strike Pact, Is , Signed Today

Moratorium on Any Further Demands in New Agreement   Yardmen Get Cost - of . Living Adjustments Quarterly

300,000 RAILROAD EMPLOYES 10 GET WAGE INCREASES   Long Dispute Between Carriers and Four Big Unions Settled At All-Night Coriference.   '$131.000,000 ADDED TO ANNUAL PAYROLLS   Three-Year Contract Pro vides for Future Pay Adjustments As Living Costs Rise or Fall.

Four Rail Unions Sign 3 - Year Pact For Wage Raises   Agreement May Outlin Government Plans For Future

Rails, Unions  Agree To Pact   Three Year Peace Plan Announced F ollowing 26-Hour White House Session; 200,000 Wages Increased, Retroactive Oct. 1

THREE-YEAR RAIL PEACE NEGOTIATED   Grant 120,000 Yardsmen 23c-Hour Increase With Contract Linked to Cost of Living Index.

Railroad Pay Pact May Set U.S. Pattern   300,000 Get Boosts Now Plus Revisions In Future if Cost of Living Rises, Falls

Three-Year Rail. Peace Pact Signed   Four Major Roads to Grant Wage Hikes to 120,000 — Yardmen

Yardmen Get 23 Cent Hike, Cost Benefits   Management W il] Probably Resume Operations Soon

Army Will Return Lines To Operators   Contracts Will Include Living Cost Clauses

Pay Boosts Granted On Sliding Scale   26-Hour Conference Leads To Agreement On Drawn-Out Issues

His Assistant President Works Out Wage Schedule Based On Making Inflation National Policy

Four Railway Unions Obtain Wage Boosts   Three-year Peace Pact of Labor and Lines Announced

Yard Workers Granted 23Cent ah Pay Hike  ters an  Ag we-to Threae¥ear

Railroads and Four Large Unions Agree To Three-Year Paet   Wages of 300,000 Workers Raised Retroactiv: To Oct. Land Future Adjustments as Living Costs Rise, Fall: Cost Set at $131,000,000

oYEAR PEACE PACT CARRIES PAY INCREASE   Raise Retroactive with New Boosts Based on Living Costs.

RAIL DISPUTE ENDED TODAY   White House Announce: New Three-Year Peace Pact

Pay Increases Are Retroactive To October   Agreement Includes Adiustments Tied to Cast of Living Index

120,000 Yardmen Given 28c Per Hour; 180,000 Others Get 5c Increase

Three-Year Contra Brings To End Long Wage Dispute   RAISE RETROACTIVE TO LAST OCTOBER 1

300,000 Get 5 to 23-Cent  Pay Increases   Settlement Announced After 26-Hour Parley —14()-Hour Work Week  Postponed for Year

Railroads And Unions Sign Pact  Allows Raises And Is Geared To Cost of Living

Yard and Road Men Get Raises   Agree ona ThreeYear, No-Strike  Clause

Gives Wage Increase Of 23 Cents An Hour To Yard Workers, And Five Cents To Road Men Retroactive To October 1   SETTLEMENT COVERS 300,000 WORKERS

3-YEAR PEACE . IN RAIL DISPUTE   Pay Increases and Adjustments Won By Unions; 40-Hour Week Deferred; Pact Announced After 26-Hour Mect

Agreement to Provide  Pay Boosts   Steelman Announces 40-Hour Work Week Deferred Until 1952

Rails, Unions Agree to 3-Year Pact  Pe fofe Fete re see   300,000 Given Boost In Pay Under Flexible Wage Plan

3-Year Railway Formula Agreed   Peace Pact Reached in Conference at Washington

3 Year Agreement in Rail Disnute; 23e Raise Given   Yardmen Also Get Another Two Cents On January 1

120,000 Yardmen Get Pay Increase   40-Hour Work Schedule Delayed Until January, 1952

Yardsmen to Get 23¢ Hourly Increase Now,  2c More In January   Start of 40-Hour — Week Is Delaved   White House Aide Says Unions Have Agreed To Wage Moratorium

No-Strike Pact Gives 23-Cent Hourly Increase   Covers 300,000 Men for Period Of Three Years

40-HourWeek Delayed Till ’52   Army Expected To Turn Over Line Gperation To Owners Soon

Four Unions And Railroads Settle Dispute  Three-Vear Pact  ee oaeNa ————

Railrozds, Unions Agree on 3-Year ‘Peace Pact’   Settlement Represents Compromise Though Labor Gets Pay Boost

‘Peace-Or-War’ Showdown With Russians Urged   McClellan Urges Action As Military Boost - Plan Lauded

Senator McClellan Calls for Ultimate Peace or War Showdown With Russia

McClellan Wants Red Declaration   Arkansas Senator  Revives Preventive War Talk in Capital

McClellan Calls For Showdown With Russia   Lawmakers Back Truman Plan To Boost Manpower

Senator Seeks Showdown on Soviet Plans  Prove entive Program   Preventive Program Is Held Essential By Arkansas Solon

Senator Urges  Full Showdown With Russians   McClellan Suzgesis Firing First Shot If Kremlin  Biantente: [icone

Lawmakers Back HT’s War Plans .  McClellan Calls   McClellan Calls For Showdown In Cold War With Red:

Solon Demands U.S. Showdown With Russia  Lowmakers Ple sass To Back Truma Fer Ferces Hi ‘ne

“Peace-Or-War” Showdown With Russia Urged   McClellan Calls For Action As Congressmen Support President’s Plan For Larger Fighting Force

Senator Seeks Showdown on Soviet Plans  + +   Preventive Program Is Held Essential By Arkansas Solon

“Peace Or War” Showdown Eyed  By Arkansan As Most Solons Rally To HST

Showdown With Russia Requested By Senator  Lawmakers Pledge Behe  S ye   Lawmakers Pledge Big Army Support Asked By Truman

Showdown Urged With Reds On ‘War   McClellan Favors Firing First Shot

For Showdown With Russia in Peace Or War   Senator McClellan Asks Forces Be Built Up To  Authoritative Status

PEACE-OR-WAR’ i   M’Clellan Doesn’t Think Call For 3,000,000 Men Goes Far Enough

Sen. McClellan Uroes All-Out Mobilization   Many Say Proposal For 3,000,000 Men Ie Insufficient

M Clellan Asks Showdown With Russians  Lawmakers Suppor   Lawmakers Suppor Truman Plan to Up Armed Strength

Red Battle Has Price, Duties Says   Adviser Compares Crisis With 1776 tn ‘Enurth’ Address

a Ia a Dalles Warns  Ori ie CEEE 2s A Fae America Faces Heavy  Task in Korean War

_ Cold Water Poured on Albany's Hopes New York City Can't Steal’ Upstate Rain

Crime Probers Are Criticized .  “Sen. Wiley Blasts Senate Committee

Crime-Politics Tie Should Be Bared---Wiley   Committee Running Around After Mice, Declares Senator

Asks Probe Of Polities Crime Ties   GOP Senator Wiley Says Senate Investigators ‘Running After Mice’   A SHARP CRITICISM   ‘We Ought To Be Getting To Breeding Place,’ He Tells Committee 4

Say Crime Probers Are Seeking ‘‘Mice”’   Should be Looking For Ties Between Crime and Politics

Senate Crime Probe Slated For Missouri   Sen. Wiley Wants Check. of Links Between Politics, Crime: Charge. Names Mail Order Gambling Firm

yenator Says Group Looking For Mice Only   Says Probers Shoulc Get At Ties Betweer Crime, Politics

Asks Probe Of Tieups To Politics   ‘We'll Investigate Missouri,’ Kefauver Assures Newsmen

Senator Refers to Kansas City, Theft of Ballots   Go to Source, He Says; a Prober in Missouri Asks Help with Work

Answer Reader's Digest  Methodist Council Urges ‘Pink’ Federation Drop Church Name

BISHOPS TAKE ACTION Changing Of Federation's Name Is Recommended By Methodists

LAUNCHES CRUSADE   FSB RSL VN BER NERY A  Eisenhower Hints Red Aims To Eneulf Weak Europe _

CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM IS LAUNCHED   General Eisenhower Brands Truth Killers Cf Russia and World

Crime Tour Fnds for 3 Teenagers   Young Girl Gravely Hur In Gunfight That Ends Cross Country Crime  Tour for Colorado Kids

Memorial Day To Be Marked Here   Rev. George H. Palmer To be Speaker At  Cemetery Service

Memorial Bay To Be Marked Here  nm ..f......-U8 -mM.1...      Rey, George’ H., Palmet To be Speaker At Cemetery Service

Pressure Is On  ForRedBan   Boyle Urges Truman Bill, Blasts MeCarran Act

Denies Charge In Attack Case   Aftermath of Politica Rally in Area

Court May Act In Coal Dispute; Order Exnected   Federal Judge Keech I: Expected to Sign Injunction Aimed at Head of UM W* Today.

PIPEROVILLE WOMAN'S VERDICT S800 HERE   Ivyland, RD, Plaintiff Won $571 Wages Claim   OTTSVILLE MAN LOST

WOMAN IS GIVEN VERDICT FOR $6680   President Judge Hiram H. ~ Keller Authorizes Settle) ment of Case   OTTSVILLE MAN LOSE:

Predict Nebreska, lowa Guardsmen to be Called To Active Duty Shortly

Lost Picnicker Spots Plane Missing Since August--McLouth Girl in Group Reaching Site

Find Wreckage of Plane, Skeletons   Bodies Identified As Mistourions Missing Since Aucurt 12

Find Wrecked Plane With Skeletons   3-State Search For Missourians Since Auaqust 13

Missing Plane, 2 Skeletons Found on College Campus   Student at Park Walks onto Scene; Couple Sought Two Months.

Prepare in Case Hurricane Off East Coast Rips Intand   Property Is Secured and Patrols Are Out: Near Gale in New York

Uses Vogeler Case As Basis For Demand, Similar To That For Recall Of 2 British Attaches

HUNGARY ASKS U.S. TO RECALL LEGATION TRIO   Soviet Satellite Bases Request On Vogeler Spy Conviction

RECALL OF 3 US-ATTACHES   Reds Seek Ouster Of . Group on Basis Of Trial Testimony

Hungary Asks U. S: Recall Three Attaches   On Basis Of Vogeler Case Testimony; Alse Asks Britons Leave

HUNGARY ASKS U.S, RECALL 3 VOGELER AIDES   Budapest Reds Say Americans Are Not Acceptable

Hungary Asks Recall of U. S. Officers   Voqeler Case Used in Demanding Americans Depart

HUNGARY ASKS RECALL OF 3 U.S. ATTACHES   Reds Seek Ouster Of . Group on Basis Of  Trial Testimony

Hungary Asks US. To Recall Three Attaehes   Vogeler Testimony Cited as Evidence Of Spring Activity

Hungarians rind Three. ‘Non Grata   Demand Received For Return OF Three Americans

Tot Is Enthroned As King of Nepa!   Replaces Grandfather, Who Flees To India

Nepalese Ruler Hees; Grandson Becomes King   Palace Revolution Implied By Reports   Grandson Left at Palace

ITHE SCORE ON U. S. DEFENSE Radar Screen, Interceptor Fighters, Antiaircraft Unready to Repel Raid

MAN WEDS DAUGHTER OF DIVORCED WIFE   Investigation Launched hy Author. itiex to Determine Whether Marriage Waa Legal.

Tomorrow Is A Black Anniversary In American History . . . Pearl Harbor

‘Pearl Habor Anniversary Finds ‘U.S. Facing Another Black Moment

House Passes Sharply  Restricted Point 4 Bill Ry WILLARD H MORLEY

House Votes Pale Version OF ‘Point 4’   Measure Restricts Ways In Which Investments Mav Re Made Abroad

FRENCH GOVERNMENT URGES MERGER OF EUROPE’S HEAVY INDUSTRIES UNDER ONE HEAD

Cold War Plan Discussed At Big 3 Session   French Plan Merger Of Europe's Heavy Indusftriec

Unifying Plan Offered  By France   Would Merge All of Europe’s Heavv Industries

French Offer Plans for Industry   Part of Talks Going on to Strengthen West Europe.

Talks Are Held To Enforce West   W. Reich Regime Decides To Jom Europe Council

Merger of Heavy Industries Over  Europe Is Asked   iDisclosure 1s Made A: i Talks To Strengthen West Bloc Continue

Fire Sweeps Nine McKeesport Homes   34 «Occupants Driven From Homes Into Near Zero Weather

GBS ‘Comfortable After Operation   He Hears with Satisfaction The News Broadcast of His Fall, Broken Leg

d Town  Aircraft   Communist Wiped Out   aw  Marine Planes Strike At '4.the Center, on  istic  With Rockets, Leaving It's". ins

One Civilian is Killed, Other Wounded, and Three Of White House Guards Shot This Afternoon

All-White Jury Verdicl fo Negro   Hoxel, Scott, Picnist, Awarded $250 for Incident At Restauront

Conferees See Daylight Ahead On Profit Tax   Sunday Session Announcer As Commilice Struggles With Fmercenes Levy

War Tax Bill Due Out Soon   Senate-House Conferees Break Stalemate On $4,508,000,090 Measura

Conferees Near  Tax Agreement  Congress May Go it, we Tinse thfaale

Truman Takes Middle Road In Fuel Crisis   Message Has Faint Roosevelt Echo

American Reinforcements Stream Toward Front; Troops Infuriated by Confirmed Reports of Brutal Slaying; Seven U. S. Soldiers Die at Hands of Korean Captors

North Korean Offensive Is Slowed Down   Combined Blows of U. S. Tanks, Warplanes And Artillery Check Drive; Seven U. 5. Soldiers Are Found Brutally Slain

Mayor of Coast City Asks Atom Defense Data   Los Angeles Chief Complains Against Government Secrecy

Defense Secretary Policies Scored   L. A. Mayor Throws Bombshell as U. S. Atom Attack Conclave Opens

7 Plane Crashes Over World Claim 22 Lives Sunday   Jet Crashes in Manitoba City Residential District, Killing 1, Injuring 2

Eight Persons On Cuban Plane Die In Blast   British Transport Flies Into Mountain Killing All Aboard

COOKE MAINTAINS SUPPORTER FIRED   Charges Retaliation by Duff Administration.

Brifish Teacher Is Disappointed  Finds Low Standard Qf Moro!ls Among Mar

Barkley May Preside Rep. Smith Hopes ‘Politics’ Won't Enter Cheese Battle

Sen. Kefauver Claims Support On Crime Check  Justice Dent. Will   Justice Dept. Will Cooperate In Senate Inquiry, He Says

Department Of Justice To Aid In Crime Probe   Accusations Of Czechs Are Denounced By U.S.

Fuchs’ Aid May Spur Arrests  Expert’s Confession Might Trap Others

NATION AROUSED OVER FUCHS REVELATIONS   Security Organizations May €& Thoroughly Overhauled Bw Charlisae A Smith

Hurricane Brewing South Of Bermuda  Gulf Storm Forming Near New Orleans

Tropical Storm Forms in Gulf  Seventh Hurricane Also Whips Atlantic

‘EVERYTHI ING ON WHEELS’  emma mmm em =n  ~ Austin Ready for July Fourth Celebration:

‘EVERYTHING ON WHEEL! LS’  ~ Austin: Ready for July Fourth Celebrations

Carlson Rips Democrats   Blames Administration For Nation’s Woes In . Campaign Kickoff Talk

WITH DEMO BLAST   Governor Leads Into Fall * . “Ss . li Ty   JUNCTION CITY TALK

Gambling Devices — ‘Confiscated Here   Man, Woman Arrestec After lrishman Reports on Night's Adventure.

Vishinsky, Dulles Talk in Secret   Pair Trade Views on United Peace Action Resolution

LOCAL WEATHER  i. The Ev wentng Democrat's U Approved instruments

LOCAL WEATHER  From The Evening Demvcrat’s U. & Approved iustruments

RIVER STAGES   LOCAL WEATHER From The Evening Democrat's US. Approved instruments

MISSISSIPPI RIVER STAGES   LOCAL WEATHER From, The ‘Eveuing Democrat’

LOCAL WEATHER  From The Evening Democrat's tf} & Arweroved instruments

DEES EE ERART SSINSEEN ASE SESE fuse ssi “Minnie ation rst a  Cotton Men Hope To Avert Quota Slash

Proposed Cut Would Cost Area $50 Million Cotton Men Hope Ta Avert Quota Slash

CHINA PEASANTS FACING FAMINE   Millions Hungry as Food * Stocks Dwindle

FLOODS DESTR DESTROY FOC FOOD CROP: CROPS  40 Million Chinese Face ’5OFaminefReds Estimate

Peasants Face Starvation In  Ravaged China   Reds Estimate 16 Million May Starve To Death In China

Reds Draining Chinese Food   Millions Of Peasants Starving; Crisis To Increase

Millions Faced By Starvation In Red China   Peasants Being Bled White; Living Standards Drop Sharply

Chinese Peasants Face Starvation   Red Regime Estimate 40,000,000 Persons  Are In Famine Areas

State Tax Asked for Hospitals   Minimum of $5,000,000 Is Needed Annually

Open for Business! Frank's Tavern, W. State St.   Tine" BAties fh Keon?

Road Mishaps Add Five to State Toll   Four Persons Lose Lives or U. S. 81 Setween Chickasha, Marlow

Miner Loses Job Because He Wants to Heat Home with Gas   ‘Hlinois Pit Man Told Union Pian

Flood Dangers Are Lessening   Mississippi Bank-Full But Engineers Expect Crest To Roll Safely On.

Flood Threat Believed Past In Cairo Area   Crest of Mississippi Moves Downstream; Little Rain in Sight

East Coast Missed By  Hurricane   New England May Get Fringe of Big 100-Mile Storm

$625 Million Bill Okayed By House  Part Earmarked To Build Faster Planes

kkkek wx SHOW AND RAINS SNUFF OUT CHAIN. OF: FIRES  Ii CANADIAN. FORESTS

 Dress Designer's Idea    ‘Throw Away Your ‘Aids’ Girls: ‘Let the Curves Go As They Nery

Coplon, Soviet Ex-Friend Found Guilty  Verdict Is Hailed _ as Warning to  CGC whwarciva (Clraune

Lawyers For Both Defendants Say Their Convictions Will Be Appealed; Verdict Held “Just And Proper”

Miss Coplon. And Russian Convicted of Spy Charge  Government Call: Verdict Warning On Subversive  Actiwitiecin Ty. Ss.

Bright Little Judith And Russian Ex-Friend Are Convicted Of Spy Plot   Federal Court Jury Of Six Men And Six Women Find Ex-Government Girl And Gubitchev Guilty Of Conspiracy, Espionage

Russian Reddens Girl Pales As Verdic? is Read  Appeal Based On Lack Of Time Given Lawvers For Defense

Coplon, Soviet Ex-Friend Found Guilty   Verdict Is Hailed as Warning to

Judith, Gubitchey Guilty in Spy Plot  Ex-Government Girl, Russ Await Penalty

‘Miss Coplon and Russian Convicted   Jury Finds Both Guilty In Spy Case .

Bright Little Judith Coplon Found Guilty Of Plotting To Spy For Reds

Judith Coplon And Gubitchey Found Guilty   Both Defendants Are Jailed to Await Their Sentencing Thursday

DRAFT BOARDS TO REVIEW ALL ~ NON-VETERANS   Most Draft Age Men Previously Deferred Probably Will Be Put in 1-A.

492 Die On U. S. Highways   132 Others Perish Or Holiday As Lists Near New High

NATIONAL TOTAL OF 630 HIGHEST SINCE 1936  Texas Deaths Lead U.S.

Violence ills 80 in Texas: 609 in Nation   Worst Yule Record Since Before War Is Set in State

Violent Deaths  Over Holidays Climb To 646   Texas Leads at 79; Ohio’s Toll Is 27; Ravs Carelessness

624 Accieent ‘Deaths In U.S.   Automobile. Crashes Tak -Heoy st Toll, . With

HAS BROKEN POSTWAR MARK   More Than 500 Died tn Crashes During Weekend

Traffic Deaths Near 500; Mar Yuletide  _ Other Mishaps Take _ More Than 100 Lives in Grim Davs

Accidents Fatal to 648 Over 3-Day Holiday   At Least 506 Die InTrafficMishaps; May Be Worst Since Before War

Nation s Death Toll For Holiday Period Near 600  Highway Death Toll

TRAFFIC MISHAPS COST 464 LIVED   QTHER ACCIDENTS BRUNG CHRISTMAS FATALITIES TO 577

Death On Highways Mars Yuletide Scene With W orst Record In Fourteen Y ears

Traffic Alone Kills Over 492: Ohio Total, 26  Deaviquc High In   Previous High In

UN Units Merge In South Korea   Violent Deaths Mark Black Christmas

Women Are Held for Conspiring Against President .  Wives of Puerto Ricans May Be Tried for Murder

Wives of Assassins  Face Trial  Both Women Ave Being Held as  Accomplices in BD. «awk. Dinmn Plage

Figures to Be Available Motday AAAI AA RARAAR MARANA ARRnn ee  First Draft Quotas Are Sent to Board:

INITIAL DRAFT QUOTAS MAILED   Boards Will Know By ‘Monday How Many Each Will Be Required To Order To Report

First State Draft Quotas Mailed Today   3,503 Men To Be Inducted Into Armed Forces Up to Sept. 30

CAR OVERTURNS, MACKARD WICKS FATALLY HURT   Tragedy Occurs Near Ashle Last Night. Funeral Services Monday.

Taft, Ferguson Appeal To Voters   Republican Leader Favor: “Correcting” Systems

Campaign In Home Stretch  Ohio Candidates Renew Their Political Charges

Taft Directs Vote Plea To ‘Stay-Aways’  Ferguson Denies That Late *fantiva’

laft Expects To Win If Ali Vote  - Favors Correcting Present Systems

Taft Says He Will Win With Heavy Vote   Ferguson Indicated Reluctance, But Talks To Plant Audience

NPCARTHY BLASTS SENATE PROBERS “IN NEW ATTACK   gnys Material Which Migh  Have Exposed Reds  . so Whee Sumnraceed

OE  Joe McCarthy Accuses Senate Investigators Of Suppressing Evidence Against Communist:

McCarthy Hits Acheson Again   Blames Him Partly For Korean ‘Trap’

Telephone Tieup Threatens Nation;  May Strike Wednesday   Three-Pronged Dispute By 300,000 Involves Wages, Hours, Pensions

Crisis May Touch Off Bell Strike  100,000 Free To Quit Wednesday

Bell Crisis Threatens Phone Tieup   100,000 Could Quit Wednesday; 206,000 More After 30 Day:

TEMPERATURES   Hot Battles By Minor Office Candidates May Enliven State GOP Convention Tomorrow

Minor Squall Seen In GOP Meeting  Capehart Unopposed —Races Develop for Six Minor Offices

 . - 8 . : . e ry . * INoisy Controversies Develop at National Reclamation Convention

Dewey Finds Himself a Defendant   New York Governor Under Fire in Davo ff"! Scandal

WUICK SWiiCet  Dewey, Used to Being Prosecutor, Suddenly Becomes the Defendant

Few Cities Extend Rent Control  Only Two in Area, 184 Across the Nation

Truman Likely To Soft Pedal His Proposals   Friends Think He Will Seek Unity in Slashed Democratic Congress

Part of Fair Deal May Be Shelved  Advise Truman Put Unity of Party First

‘Fair Deal’ Soft Pedal Predicted  President May ‘Ask For Unity  vy. Wl... fle emnwe

Voters Hand ‘Deal’ Plans Heavy Blow   President May Soft-Pedal Program in Attempt To Unite Party

“FAIR DEAL" MAY GET THE SOFT PEDAL   Truman Strategy Indicated in Bid for Unity Within Party

Desire for Bases  In War-Torn Nation Or Domination of It Disclaimed by U. S.

Unification MV K area  BJS 2 Rare aes   UN Palitical Unit To Gat Propesal.  Far Guiek Actan

AMERICANS CALL FOR CREATION OF A UNITED KORE}   Guidance of Country by Unit ed Nations, With 38th  Parallel: Abolished,  Is Proposed.   U. §. DISCLAIMS WISH FOR MILITARY BASES   Six-Point Program Outlined  Before Assembly—Steps to Rehabilitate WarTorn Land Urged.

U. S. Outlines Plan for United Korea  Free Nation Woulc   Free Nation Would Be Created Under UN Guidance

Disclaim Any Wish for Military Bases There; Call for Urgent Steps to Rehabilitate War-Torn Nation.

Wish For Any Military Bases ls Disclaimed   Rehabilitation Steps Are Urged

U.S. OUTLINES SIX-POINT PLAN TO FREE KOREA   MacArthur Has Right ‘To Decide on End Of Fighting

U.S. Disclaims Wish for Base: In Free Korea   Program for Nation Under UN Guidance Told by Spokesman

Gen. MacArthur Flies to ‘fol hal Entry      Truman Says U.S. Must Not Let Its Guard Down Considering Korea Succes:   U.S. Outlines Six Point Program for Korea

Truman Signs  Slav Help Bill   U.S. Sends Growing Flow Of War Goods Abroad

Soldier, Convicted Of Killing District  Private,Sentenced   Missouri Man Is Given 15 Years For Slaying Of  Charles Everson

Both American and South Korean Land Troops Make Contact Within Few Hours; Weather Had Forced Delay.

Distress Over Loss of Job Gets Three-Death Blame   Enown hy Adan

College Stunned By Fatal Attacks  Worry Over Ouster Blamed in Killings

Double Killing Over Job Loss Stuns College   Professor Ends. Life After Shooting Two At Nebraska School

Mi #7 §€OUfo, FHCM , .  Distress Over Job Loss Suddenly Drove Prof to Kil!

‘White Man Skins Friend’ Discharged Professor Kills College Officials and Self

Peru State Teachers College President, Education Department Head Slain By Professor  Wantnere Tiiaentacal

FBI Says Soviets Got Vital Atom Secrets  American Charged As Spy For Russia

Rain Storm Causes   Milk Price Raised Two Cents In Saler   De Yee Mace «2 fies

Woman Dies In Flood —   Swept From Car in - Wichita; Heavy Rains Send Many Streams Ur

VICTIM OF FLOOD   49-Year Old Wichita Woman Swept From Car by Wall of Water

No Hint Seen Super-Bomb inNew Budget   Story Heard U. S. Works On Atomic Weapon 1000 Times as Powerful as Any Previous Bomb .

Super H-Bomb Rumor Not Supported By Funds Sought for Atomic Work

No H-Atom Seen In Fund Request  Experts Say Truman Providing No Plant

Congress Eyes Korean Crisis With Concern   Urges Threat Use of A-Bomb on Commies; Suggests Calling Out National Guardsmen

Attack On U.S “More Than A Possibility” Solons Show Increasing Concern Over Korean Situation; Call for A-Bomb, Speedy Mobilization

Demands for Threatening Communists With A-Bomb Increasing in Congress:

'A-Bomb Ultimatum To [Korean Reds Demande   Calling Guard Also Urged; Congress Views War Situation Seriously .

House Applauds Proposal For Stern Ultimatum   Bentsen Would Tell Invaders To Get Out Of South Korea Or Face Bomb Attack: Urge Calling Guards

Demands Indicate Serious View of  War in Congress   Texan Would Use A-Bomb . After Week’s Notice to Reds to Get Out of South

Congressional Demand For A-Bomb Ultimatum Underlines Korea Crisis

Congressmen Urge Action  A-Bomb Use, Calling Guard, Reserves Urged

Congress Demands Threatening Reds With Atom Bomb Attack: Wants National Guard Called

A-Bomb Threat Against Korean Reds Demanded   House Cheers Texan's Call for Drastic Action in Asia

House Cheers Call to Warn  No. Koreans   Senator Says Guard Sure to Be Ordered To Service Eventually

Want Atomic Bomb Put to Use   House Applauds Suggestion of Its Use as Warning

PLEA IS HEARD TO USE A-BOME   Call Up Guard, Ancther Suggestion In Congress As War Is Debated.

Use A-Bomb, Texan Urges U. S. Congress   Shown In Capital Over Korean War

Texas Senator Would Summon Guard, Keservists  A-Bomb Ultimatum Proposed in House Underlines War Concern

Demands Mount In Congress For 'U. S. To Threaten Invading Reds Tn Korea With The Atomic Bomb

Want A-Bombs Used lf Reds  Continue War House Applauds Idea; Would Call National Guard

Congressmen Demand: .  A-Bomb Threat to Reds; Early Call for Guard

Legislators Grow Serious Over the World Situation   Congress Asks A-Bomb Ultimatum and Calling Up of National Guard

MACARTHUR CALLS FOR MANPOWER   Marines to Be Rushed Across Pacific from California With Orders to Report to Mac.   AUSSIE PLANES FIRE ON YANKS   Gls Get Baptism of Fire by Mistake; North Korean Reds Continue Tank-Led Advance.

Troops, Planes To Be Rushed To MacArthur   Strength Of Forces Are Undisclosed In Latest American Movement

Northern Troops Likely to Make Their First Contact With U. S. Ground Troops Under Cover of Night; Seven North Korean Tanks, Trucks Wrecked by U. S. and Aussie Planes.

Communists Inch Toward Positions  Held by U.S. Units   Republic's Forces Retaining Ground In Suwon Sector

Communists Are Building Bases For New Thrusts; Leathernecks Will Be Sent from Headquarters

‘Troops, Air Units To Be Rushed Over   MacArthur Asks For Them To Back Up Korean Forces

US Marines To Be Sent To Japan   ‘Defense Department Says Troops Are Requested By General MacArthur

Pendletonand El Toro Men Goingto Japan   Strength of Force Not Disclosed by Navy Spokesman

Marines Will Be Sent to Korea      Korean Bulletins  hAare R.790%c Oerdarad Out

Labor Party Is In, But Another Election Is Seen   Result Shows Labor And Conservatives Almos Neck-And-Neck; Means New Vote Almost Inevitable In The Near Future

British May Have Anoth. er Election Shortly; Six Districts Out, Labor’s Margin Is 20 Seats

New Election Likely in  Near Future   Labor Wins 314 Seats, Rivals 304: Six To Report

Ballot Ends In Dramatic Close Finish   Attlee Achieves Bare Majority Over Opponents

Labor, Conservative Parties Stage Tight Contest; See Second Race in Near Future

Japan Moves  To Purge Reds   MacArthur Directs Premier To Action

MACARTEUR TAKES ACTION IN RED PURGE   24 Members of Communist Party's Ruling Central Committees Thrown Out of All Pubile Oftices and Activities.

Action Comes Day Following Ban On Party   Edict Aims at Daily Paper Circulating To 300,000 Nippons

M Arthur Purges Red Directorate   Government To Use Force On Commies

Mediators Call New Bargaining Talk In Attempt to Settle Packard Strike

NEW PACKARD TALKS CALLED   Federal Mediator Reports ‘Some Progress Has Been Made’

DOCTOR CALL DELAY DRAWS ANGRY BLASI   Length of Service May Be Extended  In Near Future

May! Cali: Childiéss’ Married: Men;:Urges Extending. Service  Time: to:30° Months

Republican Lauds Lively Elephants As Symbol of Fighting G. 0. P.

War May Revise Talk by Truman  GOP Str — new at ’ ‘Bu nglin ng” ’ of

TO AFFECT SPEECH   Reverses in Korea a Cloud on a Rosy Truman Picture

Unexpected Reverses In Korean War Cloud Nation's Political Forecasts

Korean Reverses Cloud 11th Hour Political Scene   Changed Picture May Affect Elections, Is Observers’ Belief

Ciueatinn Dirde Morcen waar awis  Damper on Politics   President Will Speak Tonight Under Cloud Of Millftary Revercac

TRUMAN DRAFTS POLITICAL TALK   President Reported Concentrating On Peace Ana Prosperity Theme For Speech Tonight.

Korean Reverses Cloud Political — Screen As Truman Prepares Speech.

Unexpected Reverses In Korea May Alter Election. Politicians Say

‘Unexpected Reverses In Korean War Cloud Issues In Political Campaign   Heavy Guard for Truman on Trip to St Louis for Talk

Truman Touches Up Final Draft Of Lone Speech   Reverses in Korea Cleuding Picture

Korean War Reverses Cloud Political Screen   Pres. Truman Reported to be Concentrating on Peace - and - Prosperity Theme as Basis of His Lone Campaign Speech. at St. Louis Tonight.   STASSEN READY TO REPLY.

Korean Setbacks Clouds Whole Political Scene   Truman Expected To Sound PeaceProsperity Theme

War Reverses Change Theme  Can't Predict Early End Of Korean Fight

Secretary Acheson, In GOP Doghouse, Sails For Brussels Defense Meet

Sec. Acheson To Europe for  Defense Talks   Trip Indicates Truman Determination to Ignore  GOP Ouster Resolution

Truman Ignores GOP Move fo Fire Acheson  Secretary Will Leave   Secretary Will Leave Today for Defense Meeting in Brussels

Truman Expected to Retain Him in Office Despite Demands! for His Dismissal by Republicans—Secretary Will Attend Atlantic Pact Defense Meeting in_Brussels—Advisers Will Include a Former G. O. P. Senator.

Acheson Leaves For Important Pact Meeting   Has Full Backing Of Truman Despite Republican Bloc

British Troops Kill Malayans  In Singa pore   Fresh Rioting Breaks Out Over Return Home Of ‘Jungle Girl’

LINER ARRIVES AT HONG KONG WIT CHINA EVAGUEE:   Refugees Include-196 Amer. icans; Report Shcnghai ita ckad Peet

735 Get Out Of China   Reds Finally ‘Allow Foreigners ‘to Leave; 108 Amarirang I ictad

196 Americans Reach Hong Kong  Evacuee Claims Reds Taking Over Shanghai

Americans Recapture Vital Commanding Hill   Toehold Less Than 5 Miles Across; Saberjets Damage Russian-Built Jet

REDS REQUEST HIROHITO TRIAL   U.S. Given Note Requesting Prosecution of Emperor

SHOWERS IN KANSAS   Moist Topsoil Withstands Force of 40-Mile Winda

Russian Major Reported Killed Another Officer Held i in Korea  eee V! Sa aS SAS ears ee Se ea [   Soviet War Correspondent Also Captured By U. S. Company, Press Dispatch Says

8in County Draft Order   3 Ludington Men Among Group Due to Leave Monday

1 County Men fo Be Inducted   Leave for Detroit Tuesday; One Man from City in Group

Group Will Pian Gas Tax Vole Campaign Strateqy   Governor Has Asked “Several People” to Jefferson City.

Meet fo Plan Campaign On Road Program   Smith Discloses Meeting to Be -Held This Week

MIDWET HIT BY TERRIFIC DUST STORMS  Many States Left Staggering Under   Many States Left Staggering Under Greatest Blasts Since the 1930's.

Earthquake Add: Variety; Prairie Fires Extensive   Storm Expected To Diminish as It Moves East

Winter's Worst Blizzard Sweeps Across Midwest   High Winds With Gusts of 100 Miles a Hour Lash Areas’

15 Die as Storm-Tossed Plane Crashes; Winter’s — Worst Blasts Continuing

Blizzard Hits Midwset; Raises Big Dust Storm  Hieh Winds Lash   High Winds Lash Cities, Tawns from Canada to Rio Grande

Winter’s Worst Storin Lashes Mid-west Today   Dust Clouds Raised by Blizzard; Snow Paralizes Large Area of Nation.

Winter's Worst Storm Scourges Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, lowa: Prairie Fires Cause Loss

Sally and Fans Backi in Courts   Milwaukee Vice Squac Arrests Her Thursday:

Snow, Winds, Floods Exact 22 Death Toll   Blizzard Virtually Isolates Large Cities As Northwest Reels

Cold Wave. Gales Also Hit Nation   One Of Worst Storms In Years Rakes Northwest  Re INITEDY PRESSE

 Judge Issues: Injunction  Phone Strike Halted In N. C: More Violence In Philadelphia

Tension Grows In Phone Strike: No Peace Seen  fVtt7FTa6hlLUKlltwti‘_OCOOOCCtiCNRW LBBB   CWA Accuses Bell System Of Lockout, Unfair Practices

Telephone Strike Going Into Its Second Week   Much Bitterness Caused By Walkout Of Workers

Taft Says Truman Policy Bankrupting the United States .   Democratic Program Is Threat to Nation. Rernublican Declares.

Republican Leader Answers President   GOP Talk Climaxes Congress Fight; Grundy Forces Swamped in Primary

Pennsy lvania Ousts Grundy ; Taft Attacks Truman Tour   :  Governor Duff, Running Mates Win Hands Down Over ‘Old Guard’ Republican Machine: Demos Accused Of Raising War Threat, Future Bankruptey

Road 24 Asphalt Covering Falling Sen, Beck. Finds.   Shows Pieces of it He Cut  With Knife at Idaville

Engineers, Officials Blame Heavy Traffic, Water for Road Failure

   —BALTIC PLANE ON SECRET JOB?— US, Russia Scouting Coasts  Reports an Ohio Congressman

Ohio Congressman Declares U. 5., Russia Are Reconnoitering Each Other's Coasts

Warplanes in big Battle on North Border   Six Hundred Allied Air Armada Blasts Along Manchurian Border

600 Allied Planes Blast Reds In Korea   Bombers Strive to Cut Off Further Reinforcements - From Manchuria

Aim Is To Block Off All Red  Reinforcements From China   Observers Report Heavy Traffic Rolling Toward Yalu River Boundary; Group Troops Move On All Fronts.

600 Allied Planes Blast North Korea  Seeking to Block  D...1 DRDainrfarreamen)   Seeking to Block Red Reinforcements Jet Planes Battle

UN Troops Push Forward As Reds Pull Back Forces   Clampdown Ordered On News Regarding Frontier Development

600 Planes  Blast Korea Near Borde:   ‘Allied Planes Out to Block Off Red Reinforcements From Communist China; Big Troop Movement Reported

600 Planes Blast Border  Close to China   Strike At ‘Very Heavy’ Traffic Rolling South From Manchurisz

Areas Near Border Are Bombarded   ‘North Korean Targets Are Subjected Te Attack By Fleet Of 600 Allied Planes

, Seek to Block Off Reinforcements  North Korea Blasted By 600 Allied Planes

600 Allied Planes Bombard Enemy   Heavy Traffic Rolls Toward Yalu River

600 Planes Blast North Korean Reds   ‘Very Heavy’ Enemy Traffic Rolling Across Manchuria Toward Yalu River

he REST, Tec a ‘Ple uf : bes Papeete wre, ed Plane  Reds in Korea

ALLIED PLAN BLAST BORDE TO STOP RED!   Fliers Report Heavy Traffic in Manchuria Toward Yalu River.

Allies Launch Heavy Air Blows At Red Routes   Massive Assalt Along Manchurian Aimed at Chinese

600 Planes Rain Bombs or China Border   "Heavy Traffic’ Reported Rolling From Manchuria

Allied Planes Hammer Reds Along Border   “Very Heavy Traffic Moving Southward From Manchuria

Allied Planes Attempt To Cut Troop Movement From Communist China

U.N. Planes Blast North Kores To Block Off Chinese Help   China, India Dratt Plans For Asian U.N.

Effort Made To Prevent China Reds  From Travel   Jet Planes Battle In Duel, American Plane Downs Other

Allied Planes Blast Targets Near Border   600 Planes Participate In Raids To Block Red Reinforcements Moving From Manchuria.

600 Allied Warplanes Blast North Korean Border Points fo Seal Off Any Red Help

ENEMY BLASTED BY 600 PLANES ON RED BORDER   Alhed Airmen Strike Along Manchurian Line To Block Rein forcements From  Red China.

600 Planes Stage Raid  On Commies   Block Entire Border Area Near Manchuric

600 Planes Hit North Korea To Check Reds  U.N. Troops Gain Or All Fronts; Jets Duel For The First Time

Allied Warplanes Hit Red Positions   600 Bombers In Big Attack; . U.N. Troops Advance

600 UN Planes Blast Koreans Along Border   U,  S. Charges Diree Chinese Intervention  In War

Great Armada Of Planes Blast Away At Reds All Alone Chinese Frontier

Pour Bombs on North Korean Targets In Heavy Raid Aimed at Disrupting Reinforcement Flow From Red China.

Great Armada of Allied Planes Blasts Supply Lines on Border of North Korea

Border Raked To Block Off hid ForReds   640 Tons Of Bombs Dropped By B-29’s; Allied Treoosc Gain

Allied Aircraft Blast At Chinese  Reinforcements   ‘Heavy Traffic’ Rolls Southward From Manchurian Border; U.S., Red Jets Tancle In Death Battle

Activity Reported Within Manchuria   United Nations Reinforcements Arrive From Wonsan Port To Bolster Defenses

600 ALLIED PLANES BLASTREDS   Aerial Hits Are. Scored All Along Manchurian Border To Block Off All Reinforcements from Communist China; UN Ground Forces  Move Forward

lanchuria Sending Red  pinforcements As UN.  ir Force Blasts Roads   Help From Other Clubs Ballot Battalion Gets

Major Role Played By Air Force   Red Supply Lines And Capital Are  Heavily Bombed uww-Alitee Doel AL.

Planes Trying to Halt New Troops From Red China   600 Warplanes Blast All Along Manchurian Border

HIT BORDER AREA TO BLOCK OFF RED REINFORCEMENTS   PARTS OF U. S. THIRD DIVISION LAND AT WONSAN

Iowa Industry Goes on Parade   First Statewide Industrial Fair Starts in D. M.

Truman Sef To Veto Red Curb Measure   Congress Ready to Cverride President On Subversive Bill

Truman to Give Veto Message Qn Anti-Red Act  Definite Word Come:

White House Says Truman Will Issue Veto Message Today . On Subversives Control Bill  Lawmakers Expect to Override Action in Quickest Time

Truman Velo To Be Downed On Red Bill   President Intends to - Reject Law; Congress All Set to Override  His Decision

Solons Ready To Override Red Bill Veto   President Ex pected to Send Disapproval To Congressmen Soon

Lawmakers Ready To Override Vete   Subversives Bill Favored Despite Truman’s Views

Congress Ready To Pass It Over Chief's Protest   President Objects to Provisions “‘Threatening” Civil Rights

HST Prepares Veto On Red Curb Measure   Anti-Subversive Measure Has Passed House, Senate By Subctantial Marain

Lawmakers Waif Subversive Veto  Want Te Pass Bi - Over HT: Adjounm

Await Certain Vetc Of Anti-Red Bill: May Override lt   Lawmakers Ready To Pass Bill Over the Veto

Congress Wants To Get Work Done And Quit   Solons Hope Truman Vetoes Anti-Red Bill Speedily

Congress Near Recess, Ready To Override   President Opposes Other Measures As Threat To Rights

Congress Expects Veto of Anti-Red Bill: Plans To Over-Ride It Quickly

Truman Readies Veto Message On Anti-Red Act   Lawmakers Prepared To Pass It Over His Rejection

Registration of Reds Faces Truman Veto   Congress Expected to Override Chief, Ban ‘5th Columns'

PREPARES MESSAGE — Truman Reveals His Plan - To Veto Red Control Bill

Lawmakers Await Veto Of Measure   Want to Override Anti-Red Bill Veto, Then Start Fall Vacation

SLED DEMAND IS HEADACHE. TO TOY BUYER   Sled Supply Low While Big and Early Snows Make Storiés of ‘BollyBustering” Catch on, With  Youngsters Demanding Slods from Santx_

SLED DEMAND IS HEADACHE: TO TOY BUYER   Sled Supply. Low . While Big and Early Snows Make Stories of “BoliyBustering” Catch on, With  Youngsters.. Dewtaniing Sleds from Santa. .

Says State Bank Conditions Indicate New Mexico Business Holds up Well

1950 Cotton Crop Smallest Since ‘21  Only 580,000 Bales Exnected This Year

UA JINMAL) PVid  ‘Divupes Light . Service; Driver of Stolen Car  Disappears

CAR STRIKES POLE   Disrupts Light Service; Driver of Stolen Car Disappears

EDUCATION Ald a      Demos Launch Efforts To Settle Differences Of Stalemated Issue

Surplus Food Crisis Grows   Congress Worries Over Potatoes, Eggs

Surplus Food Puzzle In Lap of Congress  Leaders Aren‘’t Sure What to Do

Surplus Food KnotInLap Of Congress   Solons Get Problem Of Disposing of Huge Store  Bought By Government To Keep Up Prices.

Korean Vets To Tell About Air Support   Generals and GI: To Report To © Congress

Gilmer-Aikin Plan Reviewed By Educators   Many Phases Of Program Need Smoothing Out, Officials Are Told

Gamblers, Dope Peddlers Engage In Counterfeiting   Income Tax Files To Be Studied for New Crime Clues

MRD. GLADY, IS NAMED SHERIFF  Will Cee Vaessmew fal   Will Fill Vacancy Causec by the Death of Her  Husband   APPOINTED BY CARLSOD

MRS. GLADYS JOHNS IS NAMED SHERIFF   Will Fill Vacancy Caused by the Death of Her  Hus!   APPOINTED BY CARLSOR

Senators Mundt, Kilgore Swap Charges Of Police State Over Red Controls

Solons Hurt ‘Police State’ Accusations   Kilgore And Mundt Charge Each Other With Gestapo Tactic

Concentrate On Fortifyin; Western Hemisphere To Fight Off Any Aggressors, Former President Urges

Calls On America To Form A Gibraltar of Western Shores   “Arm To Teeth” or Atlantic - Pacific

‘Arm to the Teeth for Defense,’ Says Hoover; Opposes U.S. Troops for Europe

Hoover Says U. S. Should Arm Heavily   Former President Would Not Order Troons To Furone

Hoover Urges U.S. To Concentrate On Fortifying Western Hemisphere

“Think Of U. 5. First’  Hoover Urges Nation To Arm And Hold Western Hemisphere

Hoover Urges U. S. Concentrate  ‘On: Fortifying Western Hemisphere

Fortify Western Hemisphere: Hoover   Opinion Split along Party Lines on Hoover Proposals

Hoover Urges West Fortify As “Gibraltar”   Calls on US to Establish Atlantic, Pacific Seas Ad Its Frontiers

BUILD UP AIR SEA POWER, HE URGES   Former President Says U.N. Defeated In Korea  “SHEER FOLLY”      To Engage Red Hordes In Land Battle In Asia, Europe, He Declares

MAKE OCEANS U.S. FRONTIER, SAYS HOOVER   Former President Advises Nation to Concentrate on Arming Western Hemisphere, Holding Islands.   HITS LAND WAR AS SHEER FOLLY   Asserts Europeans Should ‘Form Huge Army Before Getting Another U. S. Dollar or Man,

Hoover Urges U.S. tc Concentrate On Fortifving Western Hemisphere   Calls for ‘Arming to Teeth’ to Hold Both Oceons and ‘Island Outposts’; Says Ground War in Asia or Europe Would Be ‘Folly’

Hoover Says U.S. Can't Win in Europe and Asia   Aind That Soviet Can't Win Here

Hoover Proposes About Face on Rearming Europe   Says Continental War Would Be Lost; Suggests Policy of Hemisphere Defence

Hoover Counsels ‘Fortified’ West, No Asia Land War   Former President Warns Europeans Must Aid Selves

Hoover Advises. Fortifying W est ' As A ‘Gibraltar   uve Tt “Would Be Folly ‘Yo War With Reds In Either Earope Or Asia

Hoover Would Draw In ) Defenses,‘Arm To Teeth; Solons’ Views Divided

Former President Warns Americans ‘To ‘Arm To The Teeth’ Immediately

He’d Let W. Europe Defend Self   Fighting Enemy in Foreign Land Sheer Folly, He Declares

WARNS OF FOLLY OF LAND WAR ABROAD     Pull in U.S. Defense Line, Hoover Urges

Proposes Nation ‘Arm To Teeth’ To Resist Communism — Declares Europe's Defense Mainly Task For European Nations

HOOVER PLEADS DEFENSE OF U.S.   Former President Calls On Nation To Concentrate On  America And Western Han © (ere reree, Caren

Coasts ‘Armed To Teeth’ as Our Frontiers   Hoover Thinks It’s ‘Folly’ to War Reds Abroad

Hoover Propose: Ocean Defense Line for U. S.   Pull out of Korea, Europe, Former President Urges

Two-Ocean ‘Gibraltar’ Is Advocated  ry rz ait   ‘Arm To Teeth’ On Hemisphere Basis, Ex-President’s Plea

Hoover Calls On: Nation To Arm Within Shores  Former President Hits idea of Sending Troops

Hoover Calls On Nation To Arm To Hold On To Atlantic And Pacific

HITS LAND WAR AS SHEER FOLLY   Asserts Europeans Should Form Huge Army Before Getting Another U. S. Dollar or Man.

Hoover Urges U.S. Defense Like Gibraltar  _ Ex-President Wants "Two Oceane Held, Saye  TECN. Reaten in Korea

"Sheer Folly’ to Engage in War in Europe, He Says   Says Reds Can't Break Through to Attack U. S.

Arm To Teeth, Hoover Advises U. S.; Fighting Abroad Called Folly

European Aid Held Pathway To Graveyard   Don’t Fight Russia On Land, Hoover’s Advice to America

Hoover Urges U. S. To Defend Oceans;  Hits Aid To Europe   Ex-President Raps Land War In Europe Or Asia; Says U. S. Must Be A Bastion

U.N. Defeated In Korea Says Ex-President   Wants Nation Te Build ‘Gibraltar’ O: West Hemisphere

Hoover Insists U.S. Defend Owr Shores First   Claims We're Inviting Another Korea In Europe

Urges Nation To ‘Arm To The Teeth’ At Once   Atlantic-Pacific Defense Frontier Set By Former  Chief Executive

Hoover Urges U.S. T Create Strong Vest ‘Gibraltar’   ‘Sees Attempt To Fight Land Masses  Of Communists Asé ‘Sheer Folly’; _ Would Make Oceans Our Outposts  And Defend Hemisphere to the Death

Hoover for  Sea as Line Of Defense   Elder Statesman Advises Against European or Asiatic Invasion.

Tells Press In Moscow It Is Obviously Unirue That Russia Has Seized Parts Of China.

Soviet Union Accuses U.S. Of Lying   Statement Intended as Rejoinder to Acheson Speech.

PRINBERG LAW CALLED “VICIOUS” BY THE C19   SOVIETS CHARGE ACHESON IS ATTEMPTING TO SHIFT BLAME

Reds Deny Charges Of Annexing 4 Vast  - Chinese Provinces   Foreign Minister Vishinsky Charges Achesou Trying To Blame U. S. Failure In China On Russians; State Department Silent

No Plan to Bar Red Invasion of                      Surprise Shown Reply Is Made To Global Allies

RUSOIA REFUSES TO HELP RESTORE PEACE IN KORE!   i  Grom\ko Replies to UU, N.' Appeal for Assistance in Repelling Communist Invaders,   NO ONE HAD EXPECTED MOSCOW TO LEND HAND   That Answer Came to Plea Is Considered Significant— 43 Nations Have Indorsed Intervention,

Reds Formally Refuse UN. Aid In Korea  ~ Gromyko’s Reply Seen Significant

Chinese Reds Determined On Formosa   Declare They Will Take Island Despite the United States.

Russia Rejects UN War Appeal   Refuses Assistance in Halting Invaders

Prosecution Rests Case on Bednasek   Says Margaret Anne Told Him She Was.Not Serious About Youth

COED VICTIM'S FATHER BREAKS DOWN ON STAND   Says Daughter Never Considered Student As Her Lover

slate Rests” Case Against lowa Student   Gee-Gee's Father Breaks Down and Cries on Stana

Co-ed’s Father is Witness for State In Murder Trial  State Rests Its Case Against Rednasek Todav

Vernon E. Close, 38, Crash Victim, Dies [At Millersburg Hospital

: ‘FALSE’ ADS CITED 3 Anticold Pill Firms  ‘Under Government Fire

neck {OF JOU Comes into Fund  More Will Be Needed for Furnishing of Student Memarial Ruildina

Check for $500 Comes Into Fund  More Will Ba Needed fo Furnishing of Student

Agrees'to Cut Spanish Loan   Senate-House - Committee Also Slashes Appropriation for the ECA.”

TRUTH WILL OUT Ran Out of Beer,  So They Landed At Plymouth Rack

Hospital Plan Approved By Federal Govt.   ‘Congressman Harris Tells Of Approval For 100-Bed Unit

Hospital Plan Approved By Federal Govt.  searessman Harri:  nNnrova

kk KK ak PARALYZED VA PATIENT ARRESTED-ON SUSPICION HF DRIVING HOLDUP CAR

List Linking Red Group, Politicians Reported Missing   Cvetic Says Register Give Probe Board; Committee Denies It Was Received

Lewis Offers  Radio Time  To Tydings First Part Of  Rebuttal Thursday Was OF The Air

Demand Vote On Union Curb Bills   Legislators Strive to Revive Measures Earmarked for ‘Ashcan’

Prime Minister Attlee. — Pushes Nationalization   British Socialist Government Will Attempt to Carr Our Nationalization of lron and Steel.

Attlee Proposes Nationalization Of Iron, Steel  Labaritenc ladewe: bx   Laborites Intend to Effect the Statute Despite Bare Majorit

Attlee Plans To Nationalize lron and Steel   Laborite Leaders to  Put Law into Effect, Premier Declares as  Session Opens.

U. W. Post Is Given Up By Stuhldreher   Athletics Director Will Take New Job With U. 5S. Steel —- Sundt Becomes Successor

Sundt Is to Succeed Him   Ex-Director to Take Post With U. S. Steel

Proud of His Perfect Schoo] Paper; Chases iTt In Front of Envine

CROSBYTON, FLOYDADA HIT; HAIL CAUSES DAMAGE  Heavy Rains Spot Areéc      GUERRILLAS TAKE HEAVY TOLL  Jeep Is Loaded With Wounded, Tired Gls In Korean Retreat

CROSBYTON, FLOYDADA HIT; HAIL CAUSES DAMAGE   Heavy Rains Spot Arec

NPA To Order Crackdown On Racing Plants   . €urbs On Building Also To Hit Dance Hellg And Bowling -

Ban on Building Of Amusement  Places Likely   Wage, Price Curbs to Be . Put Off Awaiting Credit  Rule Results

Construction Bans Into EMfect Soon   Amusement Places Such as Race Tracks Will Be Prohibitad

Government Crackdown On Building Amusement Places Seems Imminent

NPA Is Expected To Limit Building   Amusement Places May Be Curtailed

Curbs on Building of Amusement Places Near  NPA Officials Say Order Will Come Out This Week Despite Protests

M’Arthur Sure UN Will Win   He Makes Flying Trip To Jnspect War Front

‘MacArthur Visits Korea and Returns iMore Confident Than Ever of Victory

Commander Confers With Walker, Rhee   More Confident Of UN Victory After C-54 Trip

Optimistic Statement Made After On-TheSpot Conferences With His Commanders In Korea; Says Victory Will Not Come Instantly.

MACARTHUR IN FLYING VISIT 70 WAR FRONT   Supreme United Nations Commander Says He Is Confident of Ultimate Victory.

MISSING WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD   Bruises Indicate That Pretty Blonde WAVE May Have Been killed.

Fear Foul Play In Death Of  Pretty Wave Find Body Floating  In Lagoon Near Phila Naval Raco

Pretty Wave Found Dead  In Lagoon ©   Ann Barrett, 23, May Have Been Slain; Had Been Missing Since Mondav Nicht

SLAYING OF WOMAN INDICATED  Bruised Body Of Pretty Wave Found In Philadelphia Lagoon

Yanks Reel Back All Along Front   Allies Withdraw Up to 50 Miles As Foe Coordinates Assaults

Red Units Strike Within 47 Miles Of Fallen Capital   U.S. 24th Division Withdraws as Much as 50 Miles to Avoid Entrapment; Elements of Two Regiments of First Cavalry Divisions Cut Off

Americans Retreat To Avoid Trap   Enemy Troops Strike Within 47 Miles Of Fallen Capital

New Cold Wave Is Approaching Section Tonight   Snow And Strong Winds Whip Eastward From Middle West

Snow Expected As Cold Wave Fans Eastward   Skidding Temperatures  Lessen Flood Threats  In Ohio Valley

Cold Wave,. More Snow On the Way   Strong Winds Knife Into Plains States, Fan Out From There

Cold Wave Nearing Ohio; Flood Ebbs  Snow, Strong Wind Due Wednesday Night

WINTER RETURNS   Five Degree Weather Here Today: Skaters Still Held Off

California Has Snow And Rain  Five-Day Cold Snap Broken By Showers

Briton Takes Over As Security Unit Head Determined To End Stalemate

U.N. Stalemate May Be Over-Malik’s Out   British Delegate Takes Over As Security Council President; Month-Long Deadlock May End.

BRITON TAKES ~ OVER TODAY AS U. N. PRESIDEN]   Malik’s Term Ends; Propose Probe Charges Chinese Fired On.

Security Council Under Jebb Read For Action Today  Soa a ish Hop tch Up On Doles

UN to Turn Clock Back   Will Take Up Korean  Issue Stalled for Month Malik Was President

Jebb Takes Over As UN Council Head   Determined to End Malik’s Stalemate  Of Council; Moves To Localize War

JEBB TO TAKE GVER UN POST   Succeeds Malik Today As   Security Council  : President

‘Briton Says. Council Will Tend to Job   Wiil Pretend Soviet Was Never in Chair

British Delegate Takes U.N. Gavel  ~e... -*..... ,*t te   New Council Head Will Balk Malik

Stranglehold Of Malik on UN Comes to End   British Delegate Takes over Chair; Action Promised

BRITON IS NEW CHAIRMAN OF U. N. COUNCIL   Sir Gladwyn Jebb Takes ‘Over as President Determined to End Malik's Stalemate   TO SEAT SOUTH KOREA

Malik O Out, Bri “iton Take U. N. Chair   U. S. Korean, Charge ‘To Re Clarified

Security Council Ends Stalemate As Jakob Malik’s Tenure Expires   Briton Takes Over Presidency, Determined To Get Action on Moves to Localize Korear War: U.S. Spikes Soviet Propaganda Move

“To Turn Back Calendar” British Representative Takes: Over U. N. Council Presidency

Briton Takes Chair at U.N. From Malik   Says Body Will Take Up Where I Left Off July 31

Presidency Of UN Taken Over By Jebh   Seating Representative Of South Korea To Be First Order Of Business: Veto By Russia Expected

Jebb Seeks To End Kores Stalemate _ Briton Becomes : President of UN © Security Council

Sir Gladwyn Jebh Succeeds Malik As Council Head   Determined To End Stalemate Imposed By Russian Action

Jebb Outlines ves fo End U.N. Staiemate   Austin Admission OF Possible Raid On China Surprise

Jebb to Shatter — U. N. Stalemate   British Delegate Assumes Council Presidency Austin Statement Comes as Surprise

Britains Jebb Takes Council Presidency  Determined To End Russian Stalemate

“Determined te End Russian Stalemate Briton Takes Over. Presidency Of U.N: Security Council Today

JEBB IS NEW HEAD OF U.N.   British Delegate Plans To Wipe Out Malik’s  Stalemate   KOREAN { ISSUE FIRST

Britisher Takes Over As UN President   Expect Malik To Return To Support Soviet-Backed Item:

JEBB PLA END DEADLOCK IN UN COUNCIL   Briton Taking Over As Chairman; Will Seat South Korean Envoy

Jebb Takes Presidency Of Council   Malik Bows Out After Stalemate Over War Issues

‘Cire us Barker’ Goes  Briton Jebb Takes Chair; Would Undo Malik Mischief      F*tivolous Propaganda

Britain's Jebb Takes Over in Security Council   Action on Korean War Faces New Speed-up Drive

Jebb Takes UN Council Cc hair nay  Warren Credit   Warren Credited With Diplomatic Coup on Charaes

Russian Veto Expected—  West Nations Beat Malik With Council Propaganda

‘British Man To Take Over As UN Head   . Sir Gladwyn Jebb Succeeds Malik As President

BRITON HEADING COUNCIL OF U.N.   New Disputes Will Take Place Of Those Wher Malik Presided Over Ses. sions Of Group.

Briton Plans — End to Malik's U.N. Stalemate   Takes Over Presidency ef Council with Bleed in Eye

Briton Follows Jakob Malik as UN's President  Seating South Korea Envoy Is Scheduled

1 UN President   To Turn Calendar Back to July 31, He Says, as _Malik Yields Control

“Daddy Was Screeching Awful,"" Boy Says Youth Faces Murder Charge In Shooting Of His Father

British Doctor Ask More Money   Threaten To Quit National Health Service Unless Pay For Services Is Boosted

I] Other Rail Men Injured in Mishap at Port Edwards   Driver Excited, Some Passengers Say, But Brakes Also Are Blamed

Request Goes Out For Ground Troops   Americans Still on Vetense, MacArthur's Statement Says

Estimated 100 Men Reach The South Bank of Stream In Face OF United States Artillery Fire

House Adjourns To April 18; Senate Must Return Monday  Truman Asks More, Longer Jobless Benefits, 6,000,000 Added To Rolls

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Named to Head State Heart Fund Campaign

20 Boatmen Perish In Eastern Squalls   Sudden Storms Upset Many Vessels; Scores of Persons Taken From Water:

20 Persons Die ‘As Squalls Strike Eastern Seaboard   High. Winds Reach. 65-Mile Speed; Forest Fires Are Fanned; Planes  Aid Rescuers

20 IN BOATS DEAD ORLOST   Treacherous Spring Squalls Catch Thousands On Water

TAKE HEAVY LIFE TOLL OF ROATMEN   Twenty Reported Dead O Missing In New York And New Enclaond

PAY RATES REMAIN SAME Dependency Pay Formul  For Servicemen Talked

Study Bill For Quarters Pay To G! Dependents  Ton For Wiv   Top For Wives Is $75; Would Defer Fathers Of Three

MIDDLEGROUND DERBY WINNER   Texas Tornado Stages Big Rally In Stretch —Hill Prince Second.

SENATE CITES 3 FOR CONTENPI  i   ACTION GROWS OUT OF IX  QUIRY INTO 3CARTHY'S  COMMUNIST CHARGES.

Americans Near 38th Parallel In Pursuit Of Enemy   South Korean Troops Expected To Reach Boundary Saturday; Gls Unopposed Retaking Taejon

Recall Americans  From Czech Posts  U. S. Heeds Demand Staffs Be Reduced

Committee Sees Equality In Armed Forces  Presidential Group Makes Report On  PAS. we gS

Servicemen  To Be Equal   Committee Foresees Like Treatment Soon

Equality Nearer  in Armed Services  Country Can’t Afford to Waste Skills by Segregation, Committee Reports

Predict Armed Force Equality  Look For Increased Military Efficiency

Equality For AllIn Armed Forces Near  Presidential Group Predicts Efficiency Will Roe Deamnitad

Racial Equality Seen For Force:   Efficiency Expected To Jump As Result

Equal Treatment Assured All Men In U.S Uniform      In Military Efficienc: When ogram Is Set     Report lies Gaitis

U.S. Armed Forces Are About Ready To Promise Equality Of Treatment And Opportunity For All Persons

Full Equality Soon For Armed Forces   Presidential Committee Announces Its Recommendations Approved

K. C. Race Herse News Establishment Closed By Circuit Court Order

Oil Workers Want Old 36-Hour Week   Thousands Being Laid Off CIlO_Unian Says

Three Killed, Four Wounded By Negro Man   Former Hospital” Patient Goes Berserk In Brook~tyn Streets.

Crazed Knife Wielder Kills 3 in Brooklyn   Slashes Four Others On Crowded Streets Before Police Quell Him With Gun Butts

Mad Killer Runs Wild; Slays Three and Stabs Four Others   Demented Negro, Paroled Last Wednesday, Is Taken Into Custody

Insane Man Kills Three On Streets . Of Brooklyn  Had Left Hospital   Had Left Hospital Only Wednesday; Four Other Men Are Wounded

Demented Man Released From State Hospital Five Days Before Attack in Streets ~~

Demented Negro Slashes 7 On Brooklyn Streets; 3 Dead   Recently Paroled from Hospital, Man With Knife Finally Sluaged into Submission

Wisconsin Men Subject to Call  - Q2-EQ7 Recarvicte  8,687 Reservists in State. 55th: Army Says

Reds Wear GI: Uniforms And Speak English   Allies AL Hungnain Await Big Offensive By Cammiunist Units

Chinese Continue Attacking Allied Beach Perimeter   Red Troops Wear American Uniforms, Shout in English

Enemy Probes For Weak Spots While Increasing Reinforcements In Rear

Chinese Dressed In U. S. Uniforms Probe American Line  Believed Preliminary To All-Out Attempt te Push Yanks Into Sea

North Carolina Figures In The Nation’s News  Senate Ficht And Barden Promotion Ponderes

Graham Run-Off Possibility Is Among Ton Political Issues Before Nation

Graham Faces Run-Off Battle For Senate Post   Political Pot Boils with Recent Events

Carolina Runoff Election Looms  Graham Fails To Get Majority Of All Votes

Graham May Face Runoff  Tn Carolina   Senatorial Battle Not Yet Decided: Labor Unit Head In Spotlight

RUN-OFF FOR GRAHAM SEEN   Barkley Claims Democrats More United Than Republicans   BARDEN MAY GET JOB

Question of Possible North Carolina Runoff Flection Is Infriquing Political Observers

 New Moves In Coal Row Spur Peace Hopes   May Resume Contract Talks On Wednesday; Truman Is Off Spot

New Coal Talks Set for Feb. 1   Lewis Accepts Operator Offer to Meet Wednesday

New Maneuvers May Get Miners Back Into Pits   Lewis and Operators Expect Resumption Of Contract Talks

Prospect Of New Agreement Between Mine Owners, Union  Raises Hope For Coal Peace

HST POLICIES ARE RAPPED I COP PLATFORN      Mishandling of Koreat Crisis Keynote Party’s Campaign

HST POLICIES ARE RAPPED IN GOP PLATFORM   Mishandling of Korean Crisis Keynote Of Party’s Campaign

Malik Calls Surprise Secret Meeting of UN Security Council  Believed to Have Proposal for End Of Red Filibuster

No Reason Given for Session   Secret Parley to Precede Regular Council Meeting This Afternoon

Surprise Move Made By Soviet Delegate Malik, Now Head of Council

Malik Asks For Private Conference  Private Meetinc  Of U.N. Security - Council At 3 P.M

MALIK. GALLS EGRET Bick T OF UN GROUP   Members of Security Counci Summoned in Surprise Soviet Move.

MALIK GALLS FOR SECRET U.N. SESSION  Members of Security Council Summonec to Gathering In

Malik Calls Secret UN Meet   .No Reason Given For Surprise Meet Of Security Council

Malik Calls For Surprise U.N. Mcetine   No Reason Given By Red Delegate - President In Calling Secret Parley Of UL N. Council

MALIK ASKS WN COUNCIL PRIVATE MEET   The Other 10 Members of Security Council Agree to bo Present at Lake Success One Hour Before Regular 8 DP, M. Mecting.

SECOND REPORT DUE UN FROM CEN, M’ARTHUR   Russia Seeks to Stop U. 8. Bombing Raids in Korea

Confront Malik At U.N. Today  Dannart OC)n Karan   Report On Korea May Be Revealed

Prisoner’ Picture Taken in War ll  And it in n France, Saya  mm... re... €

Picture Claimed Taken In France In 1944  Texan Says Red Photo Of GI Prisoners In Korea Is Fake

Republicans Accept Outcome Glumly  Sen. Schoeppel’s Charges of Red Leanings  Aaainst Interior Secretary Collapse

GOP GOP Heads Glumly Accept Collapse Of Charges Against Oscar Chapman

 GOP Takes Beating on Chapman —  - Accept Glumly _ Of Red Charges

Local Temperature   Chapman Winner In F ight Over Charge Of Red Ties

Chapman Red Charge Blows Up For GOP   Solon Concedes Loyalty, Admits Statements Hadn’t Been Checked

Chapman Charge Backfires on GOP   Interior Secretary Hammers at Accuser

Republicans Accept Collapse of Sen. Schoeppel’s Charges Against Chapman

Red-Fdced GOP Mum on Red-Chapman Charge ere a EE TE.  Junior Dick Tracy’s Plot Blasted

Red-Fdaced GOP Mum on Red-Chapman Charge  Junior Dick Tracy’s Plot Blasted

Schoeppel's Charges Are Termed Flop   Republicans Glumly Agree Senator's Effort To Prove Chapman Red Have Failed

REDS FIGHT CHINESE FAMILY SYSTEM But Final Results Could Hurt Communists

Chinese Reds Attack Family System Under ‘Feudalism; Imperialism’ Tags

American Forces Engaged In Reducing Road Block Lead ing to Taegu.

Old Gold Rush Railroad Line, the Virginia and Truckee is Through

Drouth of Dangerous Proportions  Reported in Five Western States; Black Blizzards Feared

EAST GERMANS CAST VOTES FOR RED MASTERS   Opposition Hopeless Ix Face Of Soviet Troops And Police   MEANS COMMUNIZING 18-MILLION PEOPLE

East Germans Endorse Officials In Soviet Zone  Voters Only Able To ‘Vote ‘Ja’ For Red Soonsored Candidate:

East German Voters Given No Choice  Reds Hail Election As Firm ‘Victory

13,000,000 East  Germans Vote ‘Ja  *Red-Chosen Ticket - Their Only Choice

PICK GOODWIN AS CHAIRMAN OF IOWA GOF   Redfield Man Namec In Surprise Move By Committee

Robert Goodwin is New Chairman of lowa Republicans  Committee Goes   Committee Goes Outside Its Own Ranks to Name Hirn

Must Be Grateful About Those Spring Gardeners — They Take Their Hobby Very Seriously

Weekly Political Roundup... May Have to Ask Supreme Court Settle Status of Appointees

Course Of Action For Reservists In Seven States Agreed Upon At Meeting

May Take Longer to Drive Communists From Korea Than Most Americans Think

SEARCHING FOR MISSING WOMA}   Fear Of Cancer Causes Former York Resident To Leave Her Home And Family In New York State

ACTUAL SHOOTING TEST LOOMS eee eee  U.S. Decides to Repulse Russ Thrusts

Leaders Decide Russian Thrusts To Be Repulsed  East-West Relations Rega Sexiciey er Nast Inevitah

Prepared Io Meet Steel With Steel In West Berlin   Red Youth March Slated Next Month May Test New Policy; Allies Watching Dardanelles

Western Powers Convinced Show Of Strength Needed In Cold War   BERLIN POTENTIAL POINT OF CONFLICT

RELATIONS ARE REGARDEL AS SERIOUS   Shooting Test Is Seen as Possible in  Berlin Next Month

Shooting Test In Berlin May Come Nex! Month   Relations With Soviet ‘Very Serious”; If Kremlin Forces Issue Americans Will Have Machine-Guns Ready.   RUSSIANS WAGE PURGE IN BALTIC AREA

U.S. Set To Meet  Russian Thrusts In Open Battles   State Of Relations Regarded As Serious, With Shooting Test Possible In Berlin Next Month If Communist Youth Stage Proposed March

BERLIN SHOOTING TEST SEEN  U.S. Foreign Policy Chiefs To Repel Any Russian Thus

J.$.To Scrap Big Stockpile Of Potatoes   Fifty Million Bushels to Be Tossed Away By The Government

Surplus Of Potatoes To Be Dumped   50,000,000 Bushels  Enllinn C4 tan ME Federal Government

U.S. To Throw Away Potatoes Acquired Under The Farm Price Support Program

U. S. to Dump Potato Surplus   50 Million Bushels Left Because of Stnnorts

U.S. Hopes To Head Ott Rail Strike  Seniesa Of ‘Token’  a   Series Of ‘Token’ Tieups: Scheduled During Next Week

White House Holds Out Hone For New Talk On Rail Strike   Steelman and Group ot Negotiators Meet But Fail to Make Statement

Steelman Works To Avert Spread Of Walkouts Scheduled For Next Week; Met Representatives Of Con ductors And Trainmen

Hold Out Hopes to Settle Strike   Railroad and Union Negotiators Meet Today

Hope for Renewed Railroad Parleys  Work to Prevent Spread of Strikes

Hopes Rise For Rails. Agreement   Steelman Working To Get Both Sides

White House Works Hard To Head Ott Rail Strike Holds Out Hope Of Getting Union  A UYwn._._te.YwY..k

White House Sees Hope For Fresh Rail Peace Talks   Conference of Company, Union Officials May Be Arranged for Today

One Trooper Quits; One Suspended    Liquor Involved, Serveant Saves

COUNTY YOUTH MUSICAL  SET FOR AUGUST 13 AT FIORK METHODIST CHURCH

Judge John Fine Quits Superior Court to Run For Governor of State

Judge Fine Resigns From Court   Gives Up Eight Year: More of Service to Run With Duff.

Auto Makers Cut Output Of New Cars   Layoffs Loom As Industry Converts

Auto Production Will Be Slashed  Defense Work Brin ings Cutbae Sin. New Car:

New York Cotton N. O. Cotton   Workers to be Idled by Auto Cutbacks

Auto Industry Starts Slashing New Car Oufpu   Layoffs of Workers ‘Temporary’ as Plants Convert to Defense

Auto Industry Set For Cutback   Temporary Layoffs For Workers Loom

4 Car Makers Plan Cutbacks   Demands of Crisis Force Curtailment

AUTO INDUSTRY TO CUT OUTPUT   National Emergency De. mands Will Force Major Curtailments

Auto Industry Slated To Cut Output In 195!   Layoffs Expected To Be Brief With Arms Production Planned

Auto Industry To Slash “51 Output   Conversion To Defense Production Startce: Same Lavaftfs Nececei#ated

U.S. Employes W asting Time, Pr fe rs Say   House Group Finds False Records Used To Justify Jobs

Truman Favors Pay-as-Go Plan To Finance Wat   Prompt, Drastic Tax Increases Seen Imperative

[Record Smashing Taxes Forecast In President's ‘Mid -‘50 Economic Report

TRUMAN PLAN FORESHADOWS RECORD TAXES   White House Submits Mid-year Economic Report — Levy Around $10 Billion.

‘Quickie’ Bill At $5 Billion Is Requested  20 P.C. Raise In Income Tax, More Later

East Texas Hit By Cloudbursts  Stormy Weather Runs Far Into South Area

Prot, Giuseppe Bellyzzo, Who ‘Clekos: He: Designed “a! Frying . aver. for Military. Purposes, ‘Makes Suggestion: — Phynicist ‘Js ‘Sure Saucers Reported Seen Are Not From Mars,

ACTION IS FILED   County Attorney Charge: W. C. Jones of Olathe With Manslaughter

Complete List Of Communists Held by FBI  j 12,000 Could Be — Picked Up On — Short Notice

5 Divisions Are Moving To Mass For New Assault  Quietest Day Of   Quietest Day Of War; Regrouping May Be The Cause

New Offensive Against Taegu May Be Coming   U.S. Forces Halt All Attempts To Drive On Taegu

Coast Residents And Ravy Plane: Flee Hurricane   Center Of Storm Is Not Expected To Hit Coast Area

Big Hurricane Swirls Toward Cape Hatteras  “Bears Watching’ N. E. Area Warned

Hurricane Threat Moving Northward  Marine Air Base Evacuates Planes

Slick Band Of Gunmen Rob Bank Of $63.933 .  Line Up 17Person In Queens Bank,

Five Robbers Take $63,933 In Bank Holdup  Smooth-Working Gang Works Like

Movie-Like Drama Carried Out by Band of Five Robbers TESS SAAS SSNS esheets hsm uh. ee nntet-ssehsegeesnahssssesnsesennssanesines  Bandits Line Up 17, Rob Bank of $63,933

Five Robbers Line Up 17 Persons And Rob Bank Of $63,000 In New York   Police Put Out Alarm For Desperado With Long ‘Shoot To Kill’ Record, When Victims Identify Him From Pictures

Tough South Koreans Out-March U.S. Planes Assianed us Protection

Red Resistance Stiffens As Yanks Cross Border   South Korean Infantry Out-Marches Spotter Planes

NEEDED MEN TO GET ORDERS IN ABOUT WEEK Yank Armed Forees Combing Reeords  ‘To Pick Reservists For War Duty

Delay on Arms Aid ‘Fatal:’ Marshall  Sees No Probability Of Soviet Collapse

14 Violent Deaths in Ohio Over Week End   11 Killed In Traffic Accidents On Icy Highways

Tragedy Ends College Tradition  Otterbein Student Lost When Canoe Capsizes

Eight Japanese Are Convicted By Army Court  Get Prison Terms ae ault On U.S,  ce or ee pee en

CONVICT JAPS: FOR ATTACK ON AMERICANS   long Prison Terms Faced By Eight; Heavy Tokve Guard

8 Japs Guilty Of Assaulting U.S. Soldiers   Tokyo Atmosphere Tense as National Elections Approach

70 Unionists Seized After Strike Battle   Highway Police Lift Siege of Tennessee Enka Rayon Factory; Four Men Wounded

Filing Time Comes During Next Week   Stete and County Candidates Con Get Filing Blanks From Julius Honson

Filing Time Comes During Next Week  State ond County Candidates Can Get Filing Bianke Fram fufige Hanean

UN Feelings Against China Stiffen   $0 Members in Line to Vote for Reads to Oujt Korea

Sentiment Against Red China Growing In United Nations  Members Ready to Okay Order Calling For Reds to Quit

BROOKLYN GIRL’S FATE IN HANDS Ot FRANKFURT COURI   Faces Possible Life Term If Convicted Of Killing HMushand

Both Sides Waive Right To Arguments   Three-Judge Panel To Return Verdict Saturday Morning

kkk kkk  MORE CHINESE COMMIE TROOPS MOVING TOWARD MANCHURIA-KOREA BORDER

Arch Ward, Noted Editor, the oar} Present  ch Trophy   PREMIERE FOR FILM

GRIDDE AT O.B. ee   Arch Ward, Noted Editor, the Speaker; Present - - Beach Trophy .   PREMIERE FOR FILM

Farmer Sets Binal Afire. Goes to Bed   Green Lake Man Was Ronsed by Wife, Aids  In Saving Family

Red Attacks Peace Plan   ._Vishinsky Keeps Up Fight Against Proposal To Bypass UN Council

South Koreans Are Reported To Be In Pongyang   American Troops Nearing Capital Battling Ahead

Allied Forces Also Occupy City Airstrip   Great Rivalry Among Troops To Spearhead Pyongyang’s Capture

Pyongyang Under Fire   South Koreans Capture Red Capital's Airstrip

BATTLE OPENS IN KEY CITY. OF COMMIES   South Korean Units. Said To Be Across The River Barrier

Communist Resistance Stiffening   South Koreans Get Credit For Entry

Army Dependents Overpaid, Claim   Find St. Louis Center Erred by $157 Million

107 MILLION DVLRPAID FOR DEPENDENT all   130,000 Cases Remain to Be Reviewed: Activity of Reds Reported.

$157,596.000 Overpayments In Allotments   St. Louls Probe Bare: Scandal by Finance Center

House Group Finds Army Finance ‘Center At St. Louis, Mo., Overpaid ‘Some $150 Million To Denendents

Communist Infiltration Reported—  Army Wastes Millions In Overpayments, Is Charge

'AMOUNT SEY AT $157,596,000 ——  Army Eimance Center Said Overpaid

SHUFFLED FILES, LAXITY CHARGED AT ARMY CENTEE   Reports Of Communist !nfiltration Also Figure In Investiadtion

Congress Probes Over Payments Of i] Million   Family Allowances During Wartime Inquiry Subject

$157,596,000 Overpaid to Military Dependents  Se tuccts keg Rinanen Clontare

Group Says Allotments   Claim Army Center In St. Louis Has Overpaid Army Dependents

Group Says Allotments Overpaid   Claim Army Center In St. Louis Has Overpaid Army Dependents

$157 Million in Gl Overpayment:   Charged At St. Lovis   Amy Finance Center

Military Dependents Overpaid 150 Million  By Finance Center   House Group Reports Accounting Office Still Has 130,000 Cases Of Overpayments Yet To Review

St. Louis Army Finance Center In Overpayments   Millions Paid Out Erroneously For War Allotments

Overpayments by Army Pay Center Probed   Charge Office Overpaid Military Dependents $157,596,000

Scandal in Allotment Pay Charged   *Overdraft’ Totaling $156,000,000 Found At Finance Center

Congressional Subcommittee Declares Army Finance Cenfer Has Overpaid Allotments

$157 Million Allotments ‘Lost,’ Claim   St. Louis Finance Center Under Fire In House Probe

St. Louis Army Finance Center Cited for Huge Overpayment:   Cengressional Subcommittee Sets Figure At $157,596,000; Still hes 130,000 Cases Ta Review: Saves Records Lost on 125.000

Center at St. Louis Under Fire   Allotments to Military Dependents Subject Of Stiff Probe.

ARMY FINANCE DEPARTMENT PROBED   Reports Of Communist Infiltration Investigated   Shows Erroneous Expense Accounts, Bad Security Risks, Laxity

Charge Army . > Finance Post  Was Overpaic   Most Of The Payment: Described As Wartim: Allotments To Military Dependents

Capehart Recommends That Government Consider  ‘Freezing’ Prices And Wages At Present Levels

{ ; ;   Hazen Charges AP With Bias  Editors Meeting ~ Discusses News  OC arwien

Oil News For Area Gloomy This Week   Dry Holes Dampen Enthusiasm Of Drillers

Gosser Charges Anti-Labor Move in Toledo  Attorneys To Probe $21,000 Profit In Union Club Deal

KKKK KY SENATESHOUSE GROUP AGREES TAXES SHOULD BE RAISED IMMEDIATELY

Leaders Agree Taxes Should Be Hiked To Put Nation On Pay-As-You-Go Basis

Joint Committee Backs Tax Boost  Economic Session  To Back New Hike

Favors 10 Percent Increase in Taxes  Committee Agrees Action Is Needed

10 Percent Hike In Taxes Looms  Senate-House Group Agrees on Increase

Favor Taxes For Pay-As-Go On War Costs   Legislators For Immediate Increase On Federal Taxes

 Congressional Group Thinks Taxes On All Firms and Individuals ' Should Be Increased 10 Per Cent

Heaviest Tax Burdens In History Face U.S.; Ten Billion Boost Seen

CongressUnit Wants Karly Tax Increases 10 Per Cent Hike      10 Per Cent Hike  Seen On Incomes   Corporation Levies Also Would Go Up Under New Suggestions

Immediate Boost in Tax Voted to Put Country on Pay-as-You-Go Basis

FEDERAL TAXES MAY BE HIKED BY 10 PERCENT   Senate - House Committec Urges Pay-os-You-Go Plan For Korean Conflict

Pay-As-You-Go Tax Basis Will Soon Be Adopted   Committee Agrees Taxes Must Rise To Foot Korea Bill

SENATE - HOUSE GROUP AGREES ON NECESSITY   Corporations, Individual: Would Be Hit; Also Ask  Consumer Controls -

Quick Boost Of Taxes is To Be Uraed   House Committee Says That Individual Tax Bills. Should Be Upped ; Minimum of 10 Per Cent

Agree Taxes Should Be Increased.   Immediate 10% Hike On Every Person’s Income Tax Bill, Is One Suggestion :

Joint Group Backs Early  Tax Increase  O'Mahoney Figures 410 Per Cent Hike   oo ee » Se p

NOULD B003T TAXES TO PAY GOST OF WAF   O’Mahoney Says 10 Per Cent Increase at Once Necessary.

Asks Prompt Tax Increase   Senate-House Committee  Would Put Nation on  Pay-As-You-Go Basié,

Congress Talks Of Wartime Price Controls  Action To Take Profi Out of Korean War Is Demanded

Possibility of Price-Wage Controls ‘Considered by Administration Leaders

Everybody's Taxes: Ought fo Be 10% More, Senator Says   But Congressional Committee Hasn't Told Figure It Dasires.

Ten-per-cent Income-tax Boost Looms   Joint Committee Agrees Some Raise Must Be Ordered

“ruman Set or Chicago Talk Tonight  Raps Red Tactics In Madison Speech

DECLINE PERS! PERSISTS: IN STOCK MARKET   Most Changes On Down Trend, Losses Ranging” To More Than Point .

NEARING CREST]   Flood Threat Along Missis. sipp! River Slightly

Flood Peril Eases Off   Dynamiting of Levee On Mississippi May Not Be Necessary, . But  Thousands Flee Homes

Needed In Western Europe . . . .  Speed Is Sought  For Rearmament

European-Arms Speedup Sought  U. §. Presses Move To Meet Red Threat

U.S. Hopes To Speed Up Arms Plan   Early Need for European Action Is Stressed

Seek fo Speed Up Rearmament   To Prepare Europe for Red Aaaression

Administration Drives On 2 Fronts To Speed Up Western Rearmament

Requests Emergency $4,000,000,000 PARRA L PD PPP LPP PPP PPL LL LPP PPL  Administration Seeks Armament Speed-Up

Seek to Speed Arms Program   Immediate Passage of Emergency Fund Asked by Acheson

U.S. Will Urge Stronger West, More Arms Aid   Fast Help To Stop Red Menace Will Be Pushed In U. S., London Sessions

European Arms Program Pushec By White House  Adminictratian Ta   Administration To Speed Action On Defense Plan

Administration Moves to Boost  ‘Arms in Europe   U.S, Takes Firm Stand In Face of Soviet Aggression

Speed-Up Drive To Rearm Westerr Allies Quickly  \A/i ll Aelk Onsick   Will Ask Quick Okay for Foreign Arms Aid Bill

Truman Pushes Western Defense  @ Rearmament Sought In Weekened Furone

Drive Is Mapped To ‘Reinforce Defense Abroad   Administration Plan: To Press Program On Two Fronts

SPEED-UP 10 ~ REARM EUROPE  1S UNDER WAY   Will Seek Emergency Foreign Arms Aid to Strengthen Allies of America.

Acheson’s Deputy To Urge North Atlantic Treaty Nations To Greatly Expand Programs

Hope To Speed Arms Supplies To West Eurppe   Acheson While Deputy  Senate Committee T: Hear Makes Plea In London

British Labor Regime May Cut-Its Socialist Plan To Pay For Arm:   U. S. Government Would Provide Aid Only If English Tighten. Belts Further In Return For Yankee Dollars

British Arms fo Cut Home Needs  Steel Making Taken er By Government

WEATHER SLOWS CHINESE DRIVE AGAINST TIBET   Tibet Appeals To United Nations For Help

THIEF-PROOF LOCKS SOUGHT BY BRINK’S   Detective Unlocks Bix Doors it Supposed Boston Stronghold With File and Knife,

Gold Requests Court Lawyer   Chemist Indicates He'll Plead Guilty

First Medina Murder Case Nears Jury  Killinger May Hear Verdict  _

Church Career for Actress   Colleen Townsend Not Sianing Film Contract

Communists Sabotage Arms To France National Assembly Riots Aimed At American Atd

Channel Swimming Records Broken By Two Swimmers In Mass Race To Dover

UN Troops Gain Up To Five Miles   Main Communist  Lines Hit In Two Different Areas

Full- UN Strength — Hurled in Crusher Against Red Troops   MacArthur Pushes for Victory Before More Chinese Soldiers Can Reach North Korean Lines

Soviet Claim Jet Swooshes Red Plane  Volunteers Fight With North Korean:

Guard Deferments. Listed By Johnson  Men. in Critical Jobs May Delay Active Duty Six

TO DEFER GUARDS IN CRITICAL JOBS   NPITHER WILL RESERVISTS IN ESSENTIAL WORK BE CALLED AT ONCE.

Guard, Reserves Get New Deferment Plan   6-Month Delay For Men In Critical Jobs New Ruling Doesn’t Affect Draftees

Johnson Announces National Guardsmen And Reservists In Critical Jobs To Be Deferred   Kkilled Oecunationse

GUARDSMEN AND RESERVISTS IN CRITICAL JOBS CAN GET -DEFERMENTS OF SIX MONTHS

Deferment List Given For Reserve   Johnson Says Delay May Not Exceed Six Month:

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WORTH KOREAN FRONT _._

ONE WOR WORD SPELLED LIFE, BUT TWO MEANT DEATH You Sit by Phone, “Waiting to Hear Fate. "af Your Daughte:

One Word: Life—2 Words, Death... A Father Waits for a Phone to Ring

THE PHYSICIAN'S VERDICT CAME AT NIGHT BY TELEPHONE  Wrong Numbers--Delay--and Fear Play a Waiting Game

Sey AN'S VERDICT CAME AT NIGHT BY TELEPHONE Wrong Numbers--Delay--and Fear Play a Waitine Game

Department Store Strikers Seized   Four Stoned Truck Ir Pittsburgh Riots

Judge To Order Lustron Inquiry  Grand Jury Call Awaits Federal OK

lowa Cigaret Price-Fixing Law Upheld   Supreme Court Reverses :   Ruling of District   Judge Thompson.

lowa Minimur Price Act Held Constitutional   Linn Judge’s Opinion For Cedar Rapids Store Is Reversed

State's Cigaret Price Law Upheld By Supreme Court   Says State Has Right to Protect Free Competition

49 Ranking Reds Suddenly Leave Japan   Action May Foreshadow Stronger Soviet Drive In Southeast Asia

Reds Abandon  Japan Mission  Action Called Hint Of New Drive in Asia

Administration Braces For New Republican Attacks On Policy Toward China

Attack By ! Senator Bridges Decried By US. Officials As ‘Rash’ and ‘Unfounded

STUDIO PARTY IS BROKEN UP BY HUSBAND OF BETTE DAVIS   _Sherry Trades Punches. With Barry Sullivan When He Is Barred

‘Cooperate’ if China Stops Shooting at UN   Major Policy Speech by British Minister Holds A Conciliatory Note

[Britain Appeals to Chinese Reds ‘As U.N. Assembly Debates Action   ‘Conciliatory’ Address Calls on China to Stop Fighting and Put Herself Within Pale Stop Fighting and Out Herself Within Pale

Britain Calls On Communist China To Halt And Hints Of Conciliation

British Urge China to Quit   U.N. Delegate Calls On Aggressor to End Killing in Korea

Asks Reds to Come Withir Pale of Charter and Stop Killing   MAJOR POLICY SPEECH   Delegate Warns Peiping That Aggression Will Be Resisted

Britain Asks Red China to Stop Korean Fighting   Says No Country Wants War with Chinese Regime

Calls on Red China to Stop The Killing   Britain Asks That It be in Role Of UN Charter

Peace Plea. To Chinese   Cooperation Urged By Briton With UN In Maior Policy Speech

Britain Urges China To Stop Killing UN Gls   Says East and West Ready To Cooperate if Request Granted

Lift Limits OnSchooling   Educational Benefits Extended For Ex-Gl’s Who Return to Service

At Least 4,800 Workers Shun Group's Sianal   Stevenson ‘Confident’ Men Will Obey When "Situation Understood’

Thousands Without -Fuel, Utilities In 22 Eastern States; Cities Beginning Cleanup Of Debris Caused By Pulverizing Winter Winds, Snow: East Thawina Qn

Thousands To Witness Holy Rites   Faithful Jam Vatican City to See Preserved Body of Girl Who Will Be Made Saint Today

Elevates Marie Gorett To Sainthood Today   Truman To Offer Boat To Students

NEW SCHOOL LAW TO MAKE CHANGES   Districts Will Not Be Al lowed to Collect Tuition Next Year

NEW SCHOOL LAW _ TO MAKE CHANGES   Districts Will Not Be Al: lowed to Collect Tuition Next: Year   SOME TO CONSOLIDATE

Murder Trial Here Delayed Indefinitely   Doctor Who Performed Autopsy Is tH in  Pannevivaniq Hacnital

Murder Trial: Here Delayed Indefinitely   Doctor Who Performed Autopsy Is Ill in Pennsylvania Hospital

(tattered iia teat anaemia ain leeds  National Defense, Pork Barrel Proiects Demand More Monev

More Money Sought For U. S$. Defense   House ‘Economy Drive’ Runs Into Demands as Debate On Measure Opens

Pork Barrel Funds Sought   Economy Drive Runs Into Demands for More Engineer, Defense Money

Move To Cut Costs Snags — ° House Economy. Plan. _ Meets New Trouble’

House Economy Drive Geis hore Money Demands   Additional Funds For Defense ene And Termed ‘Pork Barrel’ Projects Of Army Engineers Sought

Economy Bloc Hits Demands For More Money   Cut-Spending Drive Moves ‘Backward’ In U. 8. House

Now Setba ck Met iS Backward House Economy Drive: Demands Made for More Defense Money

‘Economy’ Drive Moves In Reverse   House Adding Money, Including That For ‘Pork Barrel,’ Rather Than Cut Costs

House Economy Drive Hits Demands  For More Funds for U. S$. Defenses

Army Engineer Demands Upset Budget Figures  Defense Fund Boost — ———  AM FF APROGAST

ATLANTIC PACT ALLIES ARE DRAGGING FEET   Program Fails to Produce, U. S. Will Charge in Message

Pact Nations Falling Behind In Arms Race   U. S. To Warn Its Allies _ They Are Dragging Their Feet

U.S. To Tell Atlantic Pact Partners To Quit Dragging Feet In Arms

America Will Urge  Armament Speed By Pact Neighbors   Atlantic Nations ‘Dragging Feet’ In Defense Race . Against Russia

U.S. Feels Pact Allies Drag Feet In Race 10 Rearn   Word To Be Passed To Council Tomorrow

Our Allies Dragging Their Feet   U. S. to Warn Atlanti Pact Nations on Preparedness.

act Allies To Be” Told To Do Share  U. S$. To Warn Their  ’ "Raat Ara Draaaina’

AMERICANS 1 TELL NATIONS TO REARM FAS]   Atlantic Pact Countries Must Help Themselves In  Resisting Russia   U. 5, PREPARED TO BO ITS FULL PART

Commission Denies Ordering Entrance Of Suspected Reds   Senate Investigation Of Charges Called For by D. P. Group

Denials Issued; To Reports Of Red Sympathizers Being Admitted To U. S. As DP’s

Truman Holds Security Law Not Workable   Repeal or Change Needed. Is Executive's Opinion Of “‘Thheceradited’ Art

40 Are Injured In Train Wreck   "Special’' Taking 225 Te Convention

Russians Leave Banquet As Dewey Accuses Reds Of Practicing Slavery

Reguiar Community  1000 Flood Refugees Now Cal Malden Army Air Base Home

Congress Wary Of Adjournment   Legislation Crowds August 1 Deadline

Senate Lags; House Docket in Good Shape   Pending Legislation Still Bottled Up

Little Hope for Ending Session By Last of July   Too Many Major Bills To Leave Hanging in An Election Year

MASS OF MAJOR BUSINESS Hs UP LAWMAKERS   Rent Control, FEPC Draft And Appro priation Measure: Prevent Early Ad  lournment.

Little Hope Seer For Adjourning Consress Aug. 1   Too Many Matters Of Major Concern Remain For Handling

End Not In Sight For  Congress   Hopes Slim For Adjournment Of Session By Aug. 

Aug. { Ending Is Not Likely.   House on Schedule but Senators Delay Action on Kev Bills

Picking Up Wrong Sack Brings on Furious Action For Kansas City Couple

RFC Loans Hit By Fallbright   $37 Million Goose Eg, Chareed to Truman

Senate Coalition Firmly Behind Red-Control Bill   Republicans Support Legislation Exceedina Presiden? Truman's Praaran

Examination Set For Milton Green   Held In Shooting Of Milton Kelley

Examination Set For Milton Green  Held In Shooting  ‘lame Vaollaw

Truman Rally Makes History   President Hopes to Remove Opposition to Fair Deal Plan.

Answer Readied By Taft for Radio Address Tonight   Chicago Rally Is Largest Held in Party’s History

Truman Calls For Purge Of  Program Foes   President Heading For Washington After Chicago Rally

Truman's Chicago Speech Completes Non-Political Tour   He Promises to Oust Those Blacking His Fair Deal Plans

President Returns to Capital After Six Thousand Mile Trip   Terrible flood Conditions In Winnipeg, Manitoba, ‘Related In Letter Received By Mrs Herman Loner

“Kw LORD HAY PURLOINS ‘QUEEN'S BOUQUET AND REFUSES TO GIVE IT UP

Death List, However, Believed Low AtS. Amboy  High Damage   High Damage  To Stores, Homes Big Fires Rage Following Blast

Blast of Frplosive-Laden cals in South Amboy Deck Area Causes Great Damages

MUNITIONS BLAST TURNS SOUTH AMBOY ‘INTO SHAMBLES; 4 KNOWN DEAD AND 500 INJURED AS FOUR BARGES ARE BLOWN UP   16 Persons Missing — Fear is That Death Toll Will Climb Higher As Many Are On Critical List — Town R Bombed-Out World War Il City — Disaster Units from Far and Near Aid.

South Amboy Is Shambles; Troops Called  Braver Rarwagnae T asnan   Four Barges Loaded With Anti-Tank Shell: Initiate Catastrophe

Four Are Dead; Estimate 500 Others Injured  Property Damage Due To Explosion Near $15,000,000

Forty Unaccounted For After Four Barges Loaded With Ammunition Exploded

SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED, 300 INJURED AS EXPLOSION ROCKS SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.

Munition-Laden Barges in Dock Area Blow Up   Damage to Homes and Stores Alone Over $1,000,000; Meager Reports on Fatalities; State of Emergency in City.

FOUR MUNITION LADEN BARGES BLASTED TO BITS   Upwards Of 4,000 Homes Damaged; Cause Of Dis aster Unknown   SOLDIERS GUARDING WRECKED BUILDINGS

state of Emergency Declared In. South Amboy, New Jersey As Fires Continue To Rage — Services of Entire State Made Available To Disaster Area— Waves of Heat Boil. In Sky Following Blost

4 MUNITIONS SHIPS EXPLODE IN NEW JERSEY   South Amboy Rocked By Blast; $1 Million  Damage Estimated

4 Dead, 20 Missing, 500 Injured When 4 Barges Explode At South Amboy Dock Off New Jersey Coast   3,000 Of 4,000 Homes Damaged; Blast Causes Panic; Martial Law Declared As Live Ammunition Litters Disaster Area

DEATH COUNT IS LOW BUT 300 OR MORE ARE HURT   3,000 Homes Reported Shattered By Blast In Dock Area

State of Emergency Declared After Munitions on Four Barges Blow Up — State Police and Soldiers Move Into City — Homes and Stores Smashed — People in Panic — Damage Over $1,000,000,

Munitions Loads Blow Up \At Docks Of South Amboy   At Least Four Dead Scores Are Injured As Barges Explode

475 Reported Hurt at New Jersey Port   Dock Explosion Shatters South Amboy with Anti-Tank Shells, Elying Glass

Damage Over $1 Million At South Amboy, N. J.   40 Towns Send Aid To Combat Havoc  From Munitions Destined For Overseas

20 to 25 Are Missing in Ammunition Blast in New Jersey   City of 10,000 Persons Is Scene of Blood, Debris, Confusion Following Terrific Detonation: Property Lose Haney

20 to 25 Are Missing in Ammunition Blast in New Jersey  re eeOlCm Rm lU:   City of 10,000 Persons Is Scene of Blood, Debris, Confusion Following Terrific Detonation; Property Loss Heavy

Call by Census Taker Made on  The Trumans   Readily Answer All Queries by The Enumerator

Tennessee Camp Stops  F lood Water   Slide Destrovs Two Coal Mine Inclines On Way

Tornadoes Kut 10 In Southwest   Twisters Hit Towns In Texas, Oklahoma

Prairie Fires Swept Across Dalhart At Top Of West Texas Panhandle,  Fanned by Southwest Gale

Oklahoma, West Texas  Hard Hit   Nine Inches of Snow in Parts of Montana And Wyoming.

Ten Killed As Tornadoes Rip Texas, Oklahome   Winds Right For More Twisters; 92° Radly Hort.

Texas, Oklahoma List 34 Injured, 2 Missing  Roaring Black Funnels Take Toll At Holdenville. Clyde and Hobart

11 Killed in Oklahoma, Texas Twisters   Threat of New Tornadoes Hangs Over Two  States Today

11 Killed, 35 Injured By Tornadoes   Vicious Twisters Dip Down in Several Spots In Oklahoma, Texas

Houses Razed As Storms Lash At Two States  Twisters Strike Okiahoma, Texas  Macritale [apamad

TWISTERS CARRY DEATH AND LOSS IN TWO STATES   Ten Persons Listed Killed, More Than 100 Injured In Ok dJahoma And West  Texas—New Storms Feared Gathering.

Nine Killed and Over 100 Injured; Heavy Damage   Hardest Hit Is Holdenville, Okla., Red Cross Reports; Hail Bigger Than Baseballs Follows Wind.

Southwest Hit by. Twisters   leven Killed and ‘Many Injured When ‘Storms Strike Texas “And Oklahoma Areas

WRATHER   Oklahoma,  exas Are Threatened By New Twisters   35 Persons Injured Seriously By Blasts; Hail Adds to Damage

Tornadoes Which Killed Eleven ‘Persons in Oklahoma and Texas May Pay Repeat Visit  Conditions Are Declared to Be Just Right for More Storms

Holdenville, Oklahoma, Worst Hit with Five Dead, 100 Hurt; Four-Block Area. Smashed.  ‘MORE TORNADOES TLIDE ATEN ET)

Forecast Danger Of Additional Twisters Today  10 Killed, Over 100 Injured In Storms; Wind Strikes   10 Killed, Over 100 Injured In Storms; Wind Strikes Seven Sectors in Two States

Winds Strew Death; Destruction thru Oklahoma and Texas   35 Reported Injured in Area Hit by Twisters; Oil Tank Farm Set Ablaze bv Lightning

Western Tornadoes ~ Kill Nine, Hurt 100  Scores Of Buildings Dam. aged In Texas And F Oklahoma

TORNADOS HIT WIDE AREA; 6 DIE, 100 HURT   Storms Lash 6 Texas Oklahoma Sites; Toll Is Reported Higher

Eleven Persons Killed in Widely Separated Com munities 100 OTHERS INJURED  Several Blocks Destroyed by Twister in Holdenville, Okla.

More Storms In Oklahoma Texas Feared   35 Are Injured By Twisters In Seven Localities

Nine Killed As Jornadoes Hit  Prairie Fires In Panhandle Blavina

TORNADOES LASH TEXAS, OKLAHOMA   Ten Known Dead; Addi. tional Storms Feared

Twisters Leave Trail Of Ruin; Scores Injured  Hail Adds To Losse

Five Victims at Holdenville, Okla., Texas and Oklahoma Warned That Twisters May Strike Again Today

Area Due for New Twisters Over Weekend  Seven Spots Hard Hit: Manv Ininred

35 Hurt As Storms Hit Several Points   Clyde, Near Abilene, Holdenville And Hobart Areas Hit: More Storms Feared

TORNADOES KILL 11 IN MIDWEST AREA   More Twisters Feared In Oklahoma, Texas; Hail Adds To Toll

Threat of More Storms Hangs Over 2 States;  Over 100 Hurt   Holdenville, Okla., Worst Hit: Twelfth Death Laid To Heart Attack

MORE STORMS ARE FEARED TODAY   At Least 10 Dead In West Texas, Oklahoma   SERIOUS INJURIES   Suffered By 35 Persons; Three Members Of One Family Are Killed

Twisters Hit Oklahoma And Texas   Town of Holdenville Gets Worst Blow; Threat of Additional Storms Seen In Leaden Skies

Tornadoes Kill 11 in Oklahoma And West Texas  Threat of More  Hangs Over Area A Amt TaAtaw

Conditions Set for New Storms   35 Are Injured Seriously; Center Is in Okichane

Tornadoes Kill 10; Many ‘njurec   Oklahoma, West Texas Hard Hit; More Storm: Threaten Both States

AT LEAST 35 ARE INJURED BY TWISTERS   Threats Of More . Storms Hovering Over Stricken Areas

Tornadoes Kill 11 in Texas, Okla.   Hail Adds Ruin To Twisters as 35 Seriously Hurt

Forecaster Warns  Of More Storms   Texas, Oklahoma Towns Hit By High Winds: Many Iniured

—TORNADOES-— 35 Hurt As Storms Hit Two States  New Twisters  Are Threatened

ELEVEN KILLED WHEN SAVAGE STORMS HIT IN SOUTHWEST   Threat of More Black Funnels Hangs in Laden Skies Over Oklahoma; Some 35 Persons Injured Seriously.

Savage Tornadoes Kill 11 in Texas and Oklahoma   Toll of Dead May Mount: at Lease 35 Reported Injured.

Fight Die as Twisters Hit In Southwest   Texas and Oklahoma Still Threatened by Tornadoes—at Least 35 Seriously Injured

12 Dead As Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma, West Texas   Threat ot More Biack Funnels Hangs In Leaden Skies Over Both States Today

More Deadly Winds Feared Likely Today   Ominous Black Cloud Funnels Remain  as Threats in Sky

Threat of More Deadly Funnels Hanging in Skies  Oklahoma, Texas.

Tornadoes Kill 11 in Oklahoma, West Texas Area  Further Twisters Anticipated with

West Texas, Oklahoma Are Hardest Hit   Three In One Family Die Near Abilene; Heavy Skies Pose New Storm Threats

Tornadoes Kill 11 In Oklahoma, Texas   Threat of More Deadly Black Funnels. Hangs Over Both States After Day and Night of . Staeme: Tornadic Winds Hit in Loultsiana

Fear Repeat Performance  Of Tornadoes   Property Damage High; Many Crops Are Destroved

Threat of More Black Funnels Hangs Over Area   Holdenville, Okla., Is Hardest Hit with Seven Fatalities

NINE ARE DEAD AS TORNADOES HIT SOUTHWEST   More Than Dozen Storms Hit Oklahoma, Texas;  Damage Uncounted

West Texas, Oklahoma Hit By Twisters   100 Reported Injured as Funnels Smash Communities. Farms

FEAR MORE. TWISTERS   Town of Holdenville, Okla., Hardest Hit With Seven Dead and 100 Injured in Storms.   WARN OF TORNADO CONDITIONS TODAY   Forecast of Strong Winds Over Cyclone Area; Lightning and Hail Add to Damage.

Says ‘Truman Will Sign Anti- Red Law   Bill Would Curb  UD. §. Communists

British Charged With Jet Sales  Solon Says Britain  Sold Jets To Reds

Kerr Gas Bill Favored in Senate Ballot  Warmlyv-Contested   Warmly-Contested Measure Is Returned to House

UN Atreratt Pound Reds; Skies Clear  Guerrillas Capture — 7 ae. 9      Guerrillas Capture Town Below 38th   Chinese Massed To Protect Manchuria From ‘Invasion’

Enemy Pulls Back Along Whole Front   Weather Provides Stiff Opposition For U.S. Fighters

U.N. Forces Set To Push  For Border   Communist Troops Pul Back Along Entire Front in Korea.

Soviet Mines Laid by Reds For Koreans   “Plenty of Evidence”, Declares Rear Adm. Allen Smith,

Legion Blasts Acheson And Foreign Policy  Name Erle Cocke, Jr. Of Dawson, Georgia,

CHRYSLER'S EARNINGS DIP   Down From $53,222,843 In 1949 To $39,543,119 This Year

Chrysler Earnings, Productior Show Effect of Spring Strike   Fall Below 1949 Is Blamed On Lona Shutdown

Pres. Takes Morning Walk   Service Men Close In As He Leaves Steps

Truman Takes Usual Stroll; Undaunted By Assassination  Attempt On His Life Wednesday   PRESIDENT IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS; JOKINGLY SCOLDS NEWSMEN FOR DISREGARDING TRAFFIC LIGHTS

John C. Lodge Dies In Detroit  Pneumonia Fatal To Political Leader

Renew lalks On Greer Contract  Reeves Local To   Reeves Local To Hold Sunday Meet

Blinker Signal Aids Reseue of Exeursion Boat   Two Ex-Sailors Improvise A Blinker and Attract Fisherman Off Seattle

300 PASSENGERS ON BOAT SAVED   126 - Ton Virginia \ Stranded And Blacked Out In Puget Sound

State’s Large Cities Grow Even Larger   Dearborn Makes Biggest Growth in Past 10 Years

Industrial Plants Ready to Produce if War Comes Suddenly  253 Put on Notice, 200 More on Reserve To Go Into Production

Special Placement Service Asked for Paraplegic Vets  Committee Makes  Recommendation To Truman

Communist Head Slain In Belgium   Party President And MP Shot by  Unknown Persons

Leader of Belgian Reds Is Slain   Was President of Com munist Party and Parliament Member.

600,000 ARE EXPECTED 10 GO 10 POLLS   GOP Gubernatorial Raee Provides Main Interest

Cloudy Skies Greet Michigan Election Day  Estimated 600,000 To Cast Ballots

Rome Pushed As Pact Site  UN, Session Urged   U.N. Session Urged To Stov Cold War

Switchmen’s . Strike Delayed   Mediation Board Has 10 Days for Settlement

HIKERS CLEVELAND GIRL GETS PHI BETA KAPPA KEY, SEE] Q@ EYE Dog A BONE 

Bell Company Plans Further Rate Increases Everywhere it Operates

Southwestern Bell Wants fo Raise its Rafes Aaain   Earning Rate Isn't Satisfactory. Says Telenhone Compoary.

Wichita Falls Facing Another Flood Threat  Rains Fall in Vcinity; More  Showers Forecast

Mightiest Bombardment Of War By Allied Air-Sea Forces Batters Inchon

Americans and British Deliver Massive Blow At Gateway to Seoul   Allied Warships and Carrier Planes Deliver Devastating Assault at Port of  _ Inchonto Give Communists Jitters.

Invasion-Jittery Communist Ra. dio Acknowledges Two-Day Air And Sea Strike, Claims "8hine Damared   DAMAGE CLAIMS DENIED BY U. 8

Land Action Slows Down Along Front   Navy Planes Join Ships In Major Attack On Gate way To Seoul

Allied Warships and Planes Bombard Inchon On West Coast; Commies Apparently Believe Move Is Seftening-Up for Big Allied Invasion

Temperatures ~   Fires Started at Seoul: Enemy Gets Greatest Case of Invasion Jitters 

Seoul Gateway Given Terrific Air-Sea Mauling   Invasion Jitters Grip Reds; Enenry Claims U. 8. Landing Move Smashed; Allied Offensive Shaping

Allies Aim Mighty  Sea Blow at Inchon   British, U.S. Warships, Planes Blast West Coast, Start Hundreds of Fires; Foe Has Invasion Jitters

Gateway To Seoul Gets 2-Day Pounding From British And U.S. Forces

Bombardment s Mightiest Attack Since the War   Indications Show Reds Believe UN Preparing For Big Offensive

Gateway To Seoul Badly Battered In Coastal Offensive   U.S. Denies Sinking Of Americar Destroyers; Gen. Walker Assures GIs Time Far Advance Is Near

Give. Reds «      Korean Port'of Inchon Is Blasted  in-Agsault by  Allied_Cruisers

Warships And Planes Blast Vital Targets Around Inchon Port   Allied Authorities Refuse Enemy Claims That Landing Boats And Destroyers Were Sunk.

U.S. and British Warships Pound Enemy Seaporf   Red Claims of Damage to UN Vessels Denied

Sanitary Dry Cleaners, Drlve-zn, Wash. é& Pinestane Sts, 1. B.—Ady

WALKING TO WORK   Strike of Transportation Workers Ties Traffic in Los Angeles

Throngs Hitch Slow Rides or: Walk fo Work   Gigantic’ Convention of Shriners Finds. ‘Busses at Standstill —

U.S. Opens Offensive in  ‘Cold War’   Acheson Would Give France 30 Millions; Austrians Oust Reds

U. S. Opens Offensive ir in Cold War’   - Acheson Would Give France 30 Millions; - Austrians Oust Red<

3, 000 Gotham T een-Agers Again Riot, Demanding Pay Increases for Teachers

Cotton Market   EXPANSION OF ARMED FORCES IS VOTED BY HOUSE C OMMITTEE TODAY

HIGHWAY TOLL LAGGING BEHIND FEARED TOTAL   Weekend Deaths Stand At 317 On Road; 6 Killed In State

Accident Death Toll  +  Now At 427   Figure Slightly Under Estimation By Safety Council

LABOR DAYS DEATH TOLL IN NATION IS 427   316 Traffic Fatalitie: Well Under Estimate;  46 Persons Drown

LABOR DAY HIGHWAY TOLL UNDER ESTIMATE   216 Fatalities Reported For First JA Houts Of Weekend Holiday

1 Rs Breokville Girl Visits Europe Under V. FW. Auxiliary Smonsorshix

Control Plan Now Periled By Deadlock   Senate-House Group Clashes On Giving Truman Free Hand

Compromise Sought fo Retain Wage-Price-Ration Power In Anti-Inflation Legislation

Control Bill Is Deadlocked   Joint Committee Argues on Giving Powers to Truman

Sponsorship for United Korea Plan. Not Yet Determined   MacArthur's Soldiers Wait on 38th Parallel As Assembly Debates

Speed on the Korean Case Is Stymied   Session For the Afternoon by U. N. Cancelled

U.N. Stymied By Procedure   May Hold Mara.thon Meet Later To Solve 38th Question

U. N. ASSEMBLY BALLOT DEADLOCK DELAYS KOREA STEF   Council Votes, 7 To 4, To Permit Red China In Formosa Debate

U.N. Speeding Up Diplomatic Action On Korean Fate   British Proposal, 38th Parallel Are Sunhiects Of Debate

Deadlock Slows Assembly Action   Troops Poised On Border Waiting For Decision From UN

Red Troops Seven Miles Beyond River   Tank-Led Attack Rolls Through U. S. Defenses

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WAKTONG RIVER creTne.

Enemy Forces Surge To Points Seven Miles East of River In Bitterest Fighting of the War’

President Is Expected To Announce Series Of Maior Anrvoinimen’s Loday

Truman Calls News Conference To Discuss Major Shifts In Administration Offices, Reaffirm Support Of Secretary Of State

TRUMAN CALLS NEWS MEETING   President Gravely Con. cerned Over Attacks On Acheson

Truman Calls News Meetinc   Expected to Announce Shift of Aides and New Support for Sec. Acheson.

Budget Director Slated To Replace Gray  Truman Expected To Make Appointments Soon

Administration Shifts Near  Expect Pace Will Be Secretary Of Army

Truman Prepares For Major Shifts  Calls In Reporters To Discuss Issues

‘Truman To Discuss Major Shifts; To Voice Anew Support Of Acheson

PRESIDENT CALLS NEWS CONFERENCE   Meets Reporters Todry at Vacation Retreat

Vacation News Meet Is Called  a en ome. MASS TT PYierore:   Truman Will Discuss Shifts in Positions

Truman To Talk Of Appointments  Summons Newspaper Writers To Meeting

Fight or Be Shot,N.Korear Troops Told   Big Increase in Surrenders Seen  ‘by Yank Officers

Death Order For Retreat   BWE Pk hE ee  North Koreans Told Anyone Withdrawing Willi Bo ¢hat

UN Forces Step U A . eals For Surrender Korean Reds Order Shooting Of Any Soldier Who Retreats

INVITATION MAY BE GIVEN CHINESE REDS  So Called American “Ageoression” W ill or Airing ” World  uwivanrratin

Pelley Sues Two Officers  For Damages   Former ‘Silver Shirt’ Charges Conspiracy To ’Harass;’ Gains Release From Jail

.Dogged Devotion :Half-Doxie Pooch C arries 'Her Food To Trapped Archie

Dog Conducts Mercy Missions  Takes Food To Boxe: Caught in Fence

Dog Takes Food to Trapped Pal Until Owner Finds Animal Caught on Fence

Archie Caught _on Barbed. Wire Fence_ Doa Carries Food to Imprisoned Pal

Tin Hats, Sand Useless Atomic Defense Plan Wanted by Senate Leader ©

TAFT SPEAKS AT GALESBURG FOR DIRKSEN   Tells Crowd of 5,000 TaftHartley Law Is Not Issue. ,

Slump ln Recruiting May Necessitate Inductions; Says Maj. Gen. Hershey

kkk km DRAFT INDUCTIONS MAY BE NECESSARY SOON, -__ GEN. HERSHEY SAYS 

Commonwealth Foreign Ministers in Conference  Aimed at Checking Reds

British Group Opens Meeting At Ceylon   Foreign Ministers In Conference To Prevent New War

North Korean Propagandists Turning Full Blast on America and UN   ‘Sommunist Radio Featuring ” ‘Voices of Captured U.S. Soldiers

‘North Korean Propagandists Reach “New Lows in Word Warfare on USA

North Korean Propagandists Pull Out ‘All Stops Against South Koreans, The United States, United Nations

Two More U.S. Naval Vessels  Sunk by Mines   One Crewman Dead, 12 Others Missing Off Harbor at Wonsan

1Dead, 12 Losi as Vessels Hit Enemy Mines  Rescue Work Carried Out Under Fire of Foe Shore Batteries —

One Dead As More U.S. Ships Sunk Off Korea   12 Sailors Missing And 79 Injured In Sinkings

Two More U.S Vessels Sunk Off Korea  One Dead And 36  Missing From

Two Minesweepers Sunk, 13 Men Lost  Go Down Off Wonsan; 79 More Iniured

D.§, VESSELS SUNK OFF KORE!   MINESWEEPERS SENT DOWD BY MINES— ONE DEAD, 12 MISSING, 79 HURT.

Mines Sink Two Minesweepers  1 Dead, 12 Missing And 79 Men Injured

Two More U. S. Ships Sunk By Mines Off Koree   One Crewman Dead, 11 Missing After Latest Sinkings

Mines Sink 2 US. Ships   One Dead, 12 Missing (Including S.F. Man) In Disaster Off Korea

2 MORE U.S. SHIPS SUNK BY MINES   Two Minesweepers Lost Off Korea October 12; One Man Dead, Eleven Missing.

Shelf Appears To Be Fate Of UMT Measure   Congress Won’t Act Until Elections Or Next Session

CONGRESS T0 SHELVE UNT   Proaldent : Ceibiree! Turns: Thumtis qntrovorslal Monaute

CONTROVERSIAL TRAINING BILL MAY BE SHELVED BY CONGRESS   President Claims Bill Might Delay Other Leaislatian

‘Thunderer’ Speaks  London Times Flays Taft, McCarthy for Red Charges

London Times Boxes Ears of Sen. McCarthy and All Who Support Him

Devaluation Of Pound Help To British Reserve Early Election -Is Likely To Make  yanTqage

Britain Builds Dollars Hoard By Devaluation   $100,000.000 Gain Noted; Ruinous Ebb Changes To Reserve Flow

British Dollar Reserves Held $100 Million Over  Pre-Devaluation Total

Big Steel OK’s Talk On Wages  All Other Issues  Are Barred, However:

BIG FLASH IN SKY  see age ae ap   Meteor Seen Over Northeastern U.S.

Berrien Democrats Will Meet In St. Joseph City Hall Friday Evening

TRUCE REPLY TODAY ASKED BY MEDIATOR   CIO Union to Poll Heads; Deadline Date Nears

Hopes for Coal Peace Dimmed   New Violence Hints Continued Rebellion

Oregon Storm Death Toll Up To Ten Today   Second Big Storm Rips “State Today; Farmer: Estimate Crop Damage At $600.000

Toll of Dead Put at 10 in N.W. Gales   Second Storm Batter: Pacific Coast and Third Develops.

Second Storm Lashes West: Fear Toll of 10   2 Ships in Distress With Near-Hurricane Hitting Inland Sectors

REVENGE WAS" SWEET Battered 24th Division Rests After Crushing Bitterest Foe

Americans Bent On Boom Buying — Desnite Economic Prosneci Worries

Survey Shows Business Outlook Good  Americans Still Bent On Boom-Era Buying

Buying Plans Down, But Still At Boom Level  Survey Shows People Have Less Hope Of   Survey Shows People Have Less Hope Of Price Reductions Than A Year Aao

Public Seen Bent On Heavy Buying Spree   Boom-Level Spending To Rule, Federal  Board Forecasts

 i  Survey Shows Americans Continu ‘Bent on Boom Level Purchasing

Buying at Boom Level Continues Across Nation   Economic Prospects Not Too Dark; People Plan for Purchases

U.S. Business Aided By High Buying Level   Hopes For Decline In Prices Dimmed, -ERB Survev Shows

What People Are Thinking U. S. Concerned Over Future, ‘But Bent On Boom-Level Buying

CZECH TO STAY ON   Officials Predict U. S. Will ~ Grant Asylum to Refu gee Diplomat

Czech Refugee May Win Asylum An America   Viadimir Houdek Seeks Safety After Resiqning UN Post

wKKKKKK MOVIE STUDIOS TO: PAY RARE TRIBUTE TO LATE” ACTOR, WALTER HOUSTON

Claim Two Former Convictions Have No Bearing on Case   Coal Shortage Causes Many lowa Communities To Conserve Power   Emergency Stockpile   22-Day Supply

Pravda Says US. Trying To Cover Up   Russians Look Upon Losi Plane as Same One That They Claim Violated Torritnrial Richi«

Russians Repeat Coniention, Plane Shot Down While On Spying Mission

American ‘Spies Aboard Navy Craft “Got a Proper Lesson, Pravda Declares   Official Organ of Soviet Communist Party Says U. S. Trying to Cover Up the Fact That One Of Its Planes Flew Over Latvia Saturday

Open Violation Is Charged By Russian Press   American Plane “Engaged In Pursuit Of Knowledge Over Soviet Territory”;  Craft Unarmed U. 8. Says

Russian Press Gloating Over “Lesson” Given to American Fliers by Reds

Commies Say Spies Got A  Proper Lesson   Acecuse US of Trying to Conceal That Missing Plane Flew Over Latvia

Pravda Says US. Spies Got Proper Lesson   Russians Themselves Now Hint That Lost Craft Was Fired Upon

‘GOT PROPER LESSON’  Missing U. S. Plane Branded As Spy Craft By Russians

Russians Link Plane Incidents   Pravda Claims Ship They Fired Upon Is Missing Privateer

SENATORS SPLIT ON ATOM ISSUE   Tydings And McMahon In Unusual Jurisdictional Battle

DISPUTE STARTS OVER PLANNING AGAINST ATTACK   Iwo Administration Leaders Fight Over Inquiry In Preparations For Nation To  Meet Mass Assaults.

Senators Differ On Atomic Era Warfare Plans   Administration Group Argues Over Study Of Defense Needs

Foreign Policy In Dispute, foo   Variety of Problems Are Facing Congress

Civil Defense Problems Solif Demo Senators   Argue Over Which Committee Should Study Preparedness

Senate Argues Defense Probe  Jurisdiction   Two Committees Want To Study  Atom Protection

Full Inquiry Into Charges  By McCarthy   Five Senators Named For It As  To Communists

Spy Inquiry Is In Charge Of 5 Senators   Tydings Heads Group; Must Get Secret Files

Five Senators Will Probe Charges   To Probe Charges Of Commie Spies In State Dept.

Sen. Tydings Heads Probers   ‘Will Inquire Inte Charges Reds Hove Intiltrated State Danertecent

FIVE SENATE SPY ~ PROBERS NAMEE      ITYDLNGS, HEADS GROUP  THAT WILL INVESTIGATE   MECARTHY'S CHANGES.

‘No Witch-hunt, No Whitewash’ Investigation of Red Activity In State Department Promised

Group Is Named To Probe State Department Reds   Senator Says Inquiry ‘No Witch Hunt, And No Whitewash

Tydings Heads Red Probe in Acheson Office   No “Witch Hunt,’ Committee Says, And No ‘Whitewash’

Patrol Finds Bodie Of Slain Americans  Two Graves Found In Wilde Of Luzan

Missing Auditor Is “On Vacation’   Gambler’s Auditor Soucht Rv Police

Bradford Man Says Oil Imports Are A Threat To All Independent Producers

Arvey Charges Ewing Seeking ‘Loaded Panel’   Chicago Party Chief Raps Attempt To Stifle Opposition

FILE ACTION IN ASSUMPSIT TO RECOVER $2,715.22  Santi Melozzi and Bristol Trust Co. Are Named endants OTHER COURT CASES One Suit Grows Out of A Truck-Car Collision t.. 1949

FOUR CIVIL SUITS FILED WITH COURT   Louis Koontz, Morrisville, Is Named Defendant By Bristol Firm   THREE OTHER CASES

FOUR CIVIL COURT ACTIONS HAVE BEEN "FILED WITH COURT   Quakertown Builder Enters — Suit Against Two Otts) ville Residents  ;   ONE $1019 SUIT FILED   One of The Cases Names A Bristol Man As Defendant

COMMONWEALTH SUES BRISTOL DEFENDANT   Doylestown Firm Plaintiff In $872 Civil Action   CONTRACTOR’S CLAIM

Capital Awaiting  Acheson’s Return  State Secretary Books Parley With President And Congress

Acheson Back,  Meets Truman   American Strategy Will Be Discussed

Atlantic Pact Talks End _   Acheson Returns to Consult With Trumon

Acheson Docks In U.S. Today  Will Fly To Capital For Truman Parley

Acheson, Truman Set To Confer on Strategy   Secretary of State Returns from Londen; Conaress Speech. Public Renort Scheduled

Brifain to Send More fo Korea   Will Have 5,000 in Action There Soon, 150,000 Trained Next Year

British To Send Troops To Korea   Military Measure Approved by House Of Commons

Keeper of Key Records Found Shot to Death   Report Bearing on ‘Free Work’ Investigation Found Altered

RED MASSACRE OF 68 DESCRIBED   SURVIVOR TELLS HOW YANKS WERE ORDERED FROM TRAIN AND PUT TO DEATH.

GENERAL MOTORS  STOCK SPLIT VOTED   ‘Two Shares to Be Issued for Each One Ontstanding—Pension Flan Aporored.

Sweden's King ls Dead At 92  Democratic Monarch And Sportsman Dies

KING GUSTAF Of SWEDEN DIES; RULED 43 YRS.   Is Succeeded by Son; Entire Nation Mourns Passing of Monarch

He Had Reigned 43 Years And Kept His Nation Out Of War; _ All Sweden Is In Mourning

SWEDISH KING SUCCUMBS 10 ‘SHORT ILLNESS   Aged Monarch Being Succeeded By His Oldest Son

SWEDISH KING DIES QUIETLY AT AGE: OF 92   Crown Prince Gustaf VI, 67, Will Succeed Gustaf V

Death Claims King Gustaf V Of Sweden At92: Oldest Son To Become Ruler Tomorrow

Gustaf V, King Of Sweden, Dies   Peaceful Reign of Nearly 43 Years Ends; Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf Takes Thrane

Sweden's King Gustav Y Dies At Age of 92   Reigned for 43 Years; All Nation Mourns; Prince Gustaf Adolf Reoeromes Ruler at 67

King Gustaf V Of Sweden Ends 43-Year Reign   steered Nation in Neutrality Through 2 World Wars; Crown Price Gustaf Adolf Takes Over Today.

ith nineties Te ee Tee ct ee. Seth aaa aes  Wherry Presses For  Decision H-Bomb

GOP Leader Okays Weapon, More Bombers Solon Asks Decision On New Super Bomb

Senator. Wherry Would Place Action First on H-Bomb   Decision Is Sought Before Deciding on Korean Aid. Defense

Fix H-Bomb Policy First Says Wherry  Asks for Delay On Foreion Aid

Future Uncertain Of Hydrogen Bomt  Weapon Said More Potent Than Atom

EAPEUL Diy UNUE  GI College Joe Enrollment to Be 25 Per Cent Below Last Year

U.S. Tees Off on the Cold-stopper  FTC Complains Ads False, Misleadin

git Drug Companies—  Ads for "Cold- Stoppers’ Declared Misleading

ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED IN STATE OVER WEEKEND   Shootings, Stabbings, Traffic Accident: And Other Violence Take Toll — One Victim Is Electro. cuted,

Norman Owens Wanted Here, Jailed in West   20 Burglary, Larceny Counts Face Him in County: Father on Tria!

Owens, Arrested in California, To Be Brought Here   Sought for Crimes In Two Counties; Father Tried in Court

Detroit Racket Ring Mopped Up  Police Arrest 24 In $10,000,000 Business

PACKET RING DETAILS TOLD   24 Persons Nabbed In Raid Are Freed On Bond; Hunt Ringleader

Search Fails; 58 on Airliner Believed Dead   Rescue Efforts Curtailed After 20-Hour Scouring Of Lake Michigan Area

Little Hope Held Any Aboard DC-4 Are Still Alive   Lake Michigan Seoured Between Milwaukee And Michigan Shore Sut Rumors And Reports  i? Weeekaae Praca BPales

Little Hope Held for 58 On Airliner   Ships and Planes Scour Lake Area Without Success

Fruitless Search Still On In Area Of Lake Michigan; Toll Would Be Nation High

‘Dark Forces Abandonment  ‘Ot Search   Last Report Heard From Craft Early  Saturday Morning

Wreckage, Oil On Water Only Clues Found  if All Are Lost It — Will Be Greatest Commercia! Disaster

[Widespread Search Called Off; Loss Would Be Worst  Commercial Air Disaster

Little Hope For 58 on Lost Plane   Darkness Ends Search-No Definite Clues

Search Halted By Darkness After 20Hours  Dianna With Canacity   Plane With Capacity Load Lost In Storm; Hunt Resumes at Daw!

CLUES FAIL IN SEARCH FOR PLANE, 58 VICTIMS   Airliner Believed Lost in Lake Michigan But Diver Finds ‘Wreckage’ Only Rocks

Air Tragedy Is Worst In U.S. History  58 Believed To Have Perished In Mishap; No (Clues Iisravered:

“58 ARE FEARED DEAD IN PLANE LONG OVERDUE   Searchers Forced To End Hunt After 20 Hours over Lake Michigan

No Trace Found of Lost Plane   Diver in Lake Michigar Fails To Find Craft Carrying 58.

58 Believed Dead as Big © Airliner Disappears Over Storm-Tossed Lake Area

Great Lakes. Area Scene  Where Craft Feared Lost   Disaster Would Be Worst In History Of Commercial Air

Northwest Airlines Ship Vanishes Above Storm-Tossed Lake Michigan

Darkness Forces Searchers To Call Off Far-Flung Hunt 20 Hours After Last Contact

Darkness Forces Air-Sea Search To Discontinue   Plane Vanished In Thunderstorm Over Lake Michigan

Fear 58 Dead In Air Crash   Airliner Yanishes Over Storm-Churned Loke Michigan Early Saturday

BIG AIRLINER STILL MISSING   58 Feared Lost In Lake ‘Michigan; Diver Finds  i  Nothina.

Tractor Rips Fallen Victim   Shots Fly From Bush As He Drives Plow

Slain In Latest Attempt To Wipe Out Illinois Gang   Roy Shelton Assassinated While Driving A Tractor On His Farm; Was ‘Quiet’ Member Of Gangster Family That Fought Rivals With Armored Cars in 1920’s

Roy, King of Gangsters, Wounded Fatally in Ambush While at Work on IHinois Farm.

BROTHER OF GANG CHIEFS MURDEREL   Roy Shelton Slain On His Illinois Farm

Roy Shelton, of Gangsters  Family, Killed   Illinois Vendetta Claims Another Vietim

DEATH LEAVES:  FAMILY GANG WITH 2 ALIVE   Three of Five Origina Brothers Led Reign of Terror.

Shot Off Tractor At His Farm Near Fairtield;Only Two of Five Brothers Lett

Blame Feud For Slaying   Shelton Family Member Killed While On Tractor

BULLETS FELL ROY SHELTON   Brother Of Fairfield Thugs Slain From Ambush On Farm.

Outside Man Is Jailed in Prison Escape Attempt   Uhrichsville Man Held on Charge He Furnished Saws .

Reds Murder 26 American: War Prisoners      North Korean Lieutenant Responsible for Slaughter Captured; Five Survive Massacre

32 YANK PRISONERS SHOT: FOE’S TANKS LEAD NEW ASSAULT   Only Two South Korean Divisions Stand Between 30,000 Invaders and South’s Provisional Capital.

Building of Three Rivers Reservoir Would Solve Area Water Problem, Bureau of Reclamation Engineer Says

Allies Begin Jeep Patrols   Fleet Of 36 ‘Preliminary Alert’ For Red Youth March

Step Up Reich Patrol   Highway Alert a Move To Avert Trouble During Red Rally

“Allied Troops Patrol Berlin Highways  v Military Police Jeep   : Military Police Jeeps Search Main Roads Leading Into City

Allies Ready For Berlin Red Rally   Western Military Police Patrol Tightened As Youth March Begun

Berlin Areas Patrolled As Reds Gather   Full Alert To Be Set Up Saturday To Block Riotina

Allied Military Police In Berlin Intensify Patrols Await Weekend Communist Rally

Young Reds Plan Mareh Into Berlin   Troops Prepare To Preserve Order In Western Sectors

110.000 Pounds of High Explosives Dropped on Musan Border Area, Cruiser Aids ROK Ad vance

Patrols Probe Front to Find Defense Sites  Pee ee a a   70-Tons of Bombs Rain on Commies

TROOPS PATROL ENEMY’S FRONT FOR NEW BASES   American Infantry ries To Learn Where Foe Will  _ Make Next Stand— Advances Announeed. ‘

General Advance Reported   Bombers Hit Musan With 1-40.000 Lhs. Of Explosives

B-29s Attack Red Bases in Northeast Kore  Infantry Patrols Look For Concentrations Of Chinese Troops

U.N. Forces Probing Rec > Front to. Gauge-Point * _ of Strength   “A CENERAL ADVANCE’   U. S; Cruiser St. Paul Lend Firepower to.South oreans

Staging Bases Of Reds Blasted By Big Bombers   Infantry Probes The Entire Front

"ALLIED PATROLS PROBE TO FIND RED RESISTANCE   SEEK TO LOCATE ¥ AREAS WHERE ENEMY MAY MAKE A STAND

Enemy Staging Bases Blasted      Infanti}: Patrols Probe Entire Front to Determin Where Communisis Intend to Make a Stand

Bombers Blast Commie Staging Bases In Korea.   140,000 Tons OF High Explosives Dropped, .N. Advance Rigsumes

Waves of Super-Forts Rain 140,000. Pounds of Bombs on Musan   Infantry Patrols Probe for Enemy   [Cruiser’s Guns Air ROK. : Unit Advance in East  Toward Siberia Border

United Nations Forces Advance On All Fronts   Superforts Rain High Explosives on Two Red Stronakelds

B-29’s Blast North Korea Staging Areas  Allies Probe Line T’, Rind Whore Rade

Patrols Probe Front To Find Red Strength   Superforts Blast Musan Area Second Time In A Week

B-29sBombRed “Troop Areas In Northern Korea   Smash at Points Where Foe ls Gathering Men for New Stand -

Infantry Patrols Push Their Probe On Entire Front   Red Concentration Reported At Musan To Block UN March

Superforts Hit Musan Border Area; Trooos Continue Northward Advance

B-29s Pour Bombs on Red Bases   Infantry Probes Border to Locate New Battle Center

Superforts Rain 140,000 Pounds Of Bombs On Foe   Infantry Patrols Out Looking For Enemy Build-Ups

Enemy Units Building Up For Stand   Superforts Pound Musan, Chongjins Patrols Lash Out

Korean War Sees B-19s In Action   Waves Of Superforts Bomb Communist Staging Base

Ground Units Probe Entire Battle Front   Action Aimed To Stop Regrouping Of Enemy Near Border Approach

FOOT TROOPS PROBE FRONT —FOR OEFENS   General Advance Reported in Official Summary by Gen. MacArthur.

YANK BOMBERS RIP RED BASES   140,000 Tons Explosive: Blast Staging Bases In Munsan Area

Allies Advance Along Entire Korean Front   No Enemy Activity Seen by Americans Along Yalu River

B-29’s Blast Reds’ Bases; Yanks Probe  Enemy Reported To   Enemy Reported To Be Reorganizing At Minsan Far Stand

Bombers Strike At N. Korean Staaing Bases   MacArthur Says U. N. Forces In Genera! Advance Along Front

Patrols Active Along Front To Learn Red Plans   North Koreans Said Reorganizing To Put Up Fight

B-29s Blast Communist  Staging Zone   Waves.Of Superforts Rain 140,000 Pounds Of Explosives On Musan Rorder Area

Bombers Blast Staging Areas Korea Front   Patrols -Probe Out Possible Spots Enemy May Set Up New Defense Lines

Bombers Strike Staging Centers  U. N. Forces Probing Red Front to Gauge Point of Strength “A GENERAL ADVANCE”  U. S. Cruiser St. Paul Lends Firepower to South  Koreans

Patrols Probe To Find — ‘Where Stand To Be Made   WORTH KOREANS, CHINESE REDS ARE PEPORTED CONCENTRATING AT MUSAN

B29s Hit Red Bases  Infantry Patrols Probe Along Entire   Infantry Patrols Probe Along Entire Front to Find Where Reds Plan To Make Stand; UN Forces Still Advance

B-29 Bombers Blast Communist Staging Bases in North Korea: Infantry Probes Line  Waves of Superfortress Drop 140,000 Pounds of Bombs

Bombers Hit Red . Bases.   Blast East Korean  Towns Where Enemy Forces Mass; U.N. ° Troops Push Ahead °:

140,000 Pounds Of High Explosives Rained On Musan Border: Chongjin   North Koreans Believed Organizing And Concentrating At Mus: MacArthur Reports U. N. Forces Continue To Advance; Yanke Hunting Far Ficht.

B-29s Blast Communist Staging Area In Korea As Patrols Probe Line

Red Staging Bases Blasted DY U. 8. Bombers   Infantry Patrols Are Probing Along Entire Front Seeking Enemy

Foe Masses To Stop UN Push North   Red Koreans Reported Reorganizing Near Munsan to Counter Advances  TT .am Iiiaoc In      Team Digs In   Combat Group Takes Positions at Captured Hvyesaniin

Red Bases Are Raided By B-29s   Red Staging Bases In Northeast Korea Blasted; Patrols Probe Lines

U. S. Bombers, Infantry Probe Enemy Defenses   Believe Communists Massing Heavy Forces For Border Showdown; Musan Blasted From Air

Troops Hunt Along Front For Chinese And Koreans  Enemy Is Reported   Enemy Is Reported To Be Reorganized  At. Siberia Border

MUSA AREA DEALT HARD BLOW   Waves Of Superforts Rain 70 Tons Of Explosives   INFANTRY PATROLS   Probe Along Entire Front To Find Where Reds Plan : To Make Stand

Waves Of Superforts Drop 140,000 Pounds Of High Explosives On Musan Border Area While Other Planes Attack Port Of Chongjin—Infantry Patrols Probe Along Entire Front To Learn Where Comisin laws Tin Beenie Gham

B-29's Drop Bombs On Musan Border Area, Chongjin   Infantry Patrols Probe Entire Front In Attempt To Locate Area Where Reds May Make Stand

Troops Of UN Are On March Toward Siberia  Allies Advancina   Allies Advancing On Entire Front

More Than 400 Seized After Guardsmen Break Up Revolt   * BBI in Washington Continues Probe; Widow of Would-Be Assassin Caught

Puerto Rican Nationalists Rounded Up   Already 400 Taken In Custody; More Arrests Expected To be Made Today

MORE ARRESTSEXPECTED  400 Puerto Ricans Held In Sweeping RoundupO Top Nationalists, Reds

Police Seize Puerto Riean  Rebels, Reds   Officers Arrest 400 In Puerto Rico As Roundup Continues

ROUNDING UP REDS   Number of Arrests in Puerto Rico Expected to Reach 700

Arrests Run High In Puerto Rico   400 Persons Already Seized by Police Of Isiand Country

POLICE PUSHING REBEL ROUNDUP   Hundreds Of Nationalists And Communist Leaders Jailed In Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico Pushes Cleanup Of Communists   400 Arrested As Outgrowth Of Attempt To Assassinate President Truman; Rebel Uprising Broken

400 Reported Already Seized InMop-Up   Old Army Barracks May Be Opened To Provide Prisons

Easter Storm Is Worst In Years   Freezing Rain Completely Isolates City Of 27,000  Panulation.

Americans Pick Up in South Area   Yank and South Korean Sucecsses Wipe Out Threats to Taegu on Central Front  News Cheered  Bayonet Fighting, Tank Busting Rages Along

Hand-fo-Hand Combat Forces Reds fo Retreat   South Koreans Slam Invaders Back Across Naktona

VICTORIOUS IN BATTLES ALONG ENTIRE FRONT   Threat To Taegu Is Seen  Eased By Success of Allied Offensive

Juncture Of U. . Regiments May Trap Reds  Report Communists Withdraw Toward Base At Chinju

Yanks Use Everything From Bayonet Fighting To Tank Busting In New Assaults

Attacks Gain  In Impetus as Reds Retreat   Defenders of Naktong Line Shove Invaders Out Of Two River Crossing Bridgeheads

CAPTURE MUCH MATERIAL   35th. Regimental Group Within 7 Miles of Chinju  On South Korean Front; Progress  Is Satisfactory; Refugee Reports Tell of Withdrawals

Gl’s Push Foe Back In Southern Sector — S. Koreans Reduce Red River Beachhead — Yanks Sweep Toward Chinju, May Trap Many Communist Troops

SB SONZ7 SFE Pe 4B Bs Fa TNR SEPM ER E74 ED  Russians Claim New Syrian Coup D'Etat Brewing

Air Force Glider Crashes, Killing 12 at Ft. Benning   Five Men Hurt, Four Seriously, When Craft Tips Wing on Runway—Cause Undetermined

Only Five Aboard Escape Death and They Are injured.   Fort Benning. Training Ground Scene’ of Bad ‘Accident

12 Paratroopers Die In Crash Of Glide   Seven Others Seriously Hurt Neat. Fort: Benning, Georaig

FATAL 10 12 AIRFORCE MEN   5 Hurt, 4 Seriously, As Craft Is Wrecked On Landing In Georgia

12 KILLED WHEN GLIDER CRASHES: A SERIOUSLY HUR   Craft Wrecked in Landing at Fort Benning, Ga., When   ‘Wing Dips and Scrapes  ; Ground.   BODIES OF VICTIMS  STREWN OVER 700 FEET   Fifteen of Those Aboard Were Student Paratroopers—Pilot and Instractor Among Dead.

2 Student Paratroopers lead In Crash Of Glider oming In For Landing   Five Others Seriously Injured As Craft Falls Apart After Left Wing Touches Ground In Training Flicht

Glider Crash Kills 12-Mer   10: Victims of Mishap <in Georgia Are U.S.-Army  Paratroopers.

GLIDER CRASH FATAL 10 12 AIRFORCE MEN   5 Hurt, 4 Seriously, As Craft Is Wrecked On Landing In Georgia

12 Killed In Glider Accident   Five Others Hurt Near Graduation At AF School

10 Paratroopers Among Victims,  Five in Hospital  Wing Hits Ground In Landing and Craft Is Smashed

‘Tsingtao Prope ‘operty Of N avy Seized   Huge Installations Or U.S. Taken Over By Communists In China, Writer Says

Two Killed and { Hurt in Accident   Streamliner Rips into Workers’ Bus

Fresh Troops All Trained ©  for Combat   Pentagon Optimistic Over Turn of Korean Events

Beardsley Orders Full Probe of Parole Recordings   Will Try to Learn How Prisoner Got Tapes to Outside

CHANGES AT FRASER   Workmen Are Busy Removing Porch Roof From Building

Atomic Energy Post Given Up By Vandenberg  Senator Slows Down Because Of Health  r*

Michigan Senator Resigns Because Of Health; Com mittee Tackles Grave, Unsolved Problems In Closed Session

Vandenberg Quit Atom Committee   Gives Health As His Reason; Bricker Is  Named To His Place

Vandenberg Resigns Post With Atomic Energy Committee Because Of Poor Health

Vandenberg Not Present at Meet   Resigns From Atomic Energy Committee  Because of Health

Vandenberg Quits Joint Atomic Energy Group   Republican Senator Forced to Resign Because of Health

Vishinsky Watched For Reds’ Reaction  May Hint Surrender Reply in UN Speech

May Disclose Kremlin Plans  bout Korea Soviet To Fight Elections Proposal

—GROUND LULE Yalu River Bridges Smashed   RUSSIAN JETS ARE DOWNED

Superforts, Smaller Planes Join in Heavy Attacks On Bridge Links From Manchuria: Reds Continue to Fall Back, Avoid Combat

Chinese Mass 300,000 Men In Manchuria  - Ground War Lags as Commies Shift Farrac Factward

Red China's Lifeline Into Korea Blasted by Record Navy Air Strike   Super-Forts and Smaller Type American Planes Join In Pulverizing Transport Routes From Manchuria.

Destroy wo Soviet Jets, Others pamagee  mak ‘Ave mbat  With Allie dee orces

Navy Hits Bridges on Yalu River   Biggest Naval Air Strike Aimed at Links to Manchuria, Reds Fading Back

Pulverizing Assault On Supply Lines And  Commie Strongholds   Superforts And Smaller Air Force Planes JoinIn Attacks; Get Russian Jet Fighters.

Fer Third Day ‘Chinese And North Korean Troops Fade Back From Front Lines To Avoid Combat—Shift Eastward   SUIHO DAM KNOCKED OUT TEMPORARILY

Taft Back Home After Windup Of His 5 Campaign  n Talks In   Ferguson Talks In Youngstown; Lausche Ebright To Debate

Candidates Near End Of Ohio Battles   Only Final Appeals Remain In Races For Governor. Senate

Texas Panhandle Wheat Half Lost, Rest Periled by 5-Month Drought

BLAST ROCKS GEORGIA TOWN   Sends Fire Raging Thru Business Section;  Three Hurt

Georgia City Block Burns    3 Injured Following Statesboro Explosion

Defense Of West, Goal Of Meeting   Big Three Confer Today In London Or Mutual Problems

Man Charged With Attempt To Poison Dies   Stroke Fatal to Tomash, Held on His Wife’s Complaint

Request Is Made Under Labor Act   Taft-Hartley Powers To Be Enforced; Truman Still Refuses To Intervene

$175,000 FIRE IN CALIFORNIA TOWN   CITRUS PLANT, HOTEL AUTOMOBILE AGENCY ARE GUTTED BY BLAZE

U. S. ARMS START MOVING TO ALLIES   First of 4& Planes France Will Take to North Africa Placed Aboard Carrier.

Binaggio Safe To Be Explorec   Recordings Sought In Party Boss Slaying

4,000 State’s PMW Ignore Work Order   Meanwhile, Drastic Conservation Over State Progressing

Marine Outfit Fights Way Out Of Korean Hills   Engineers Lose 60 Per Cent Of Men In Bloody Battle

First Marines Lose 60% Men And Equipment   Engineer Battalion Fights Out Of Frozen Korear Hills; Leader Amazed At Low Casualties

EP Charges Gov't Suit Aimed To  Bpavent Real Business Competition   art Of Socialist War Against Success In  Rircinace

Youths to Shun West Berlin  Sa eS EO   Apparent Red Retreat Seen in Cold War

Allies Still Set To Repel Invaders   ‘Ulbricht Reveals Apparent  Cold War Retreat

Steel Formula Pact Offered. J& LMiners   Pension, Insurance Benefits Would Go To District Workers

Steel Firm Offers Coal Miners Basic Formula   Would Extend Pension Plan

Duff Capture of Pennsy GOF To Affect 52   Big ‘If’ To Come In Fall As Democrats Plan Stiff Campaign

Found in Coma: Police to Question Suspeci In Lovers’ Lane Slaying

Suspect Quizzed In Double Murder   Sick Negro Is Arrested In Lover's Lane Crime. .

Hook-Up With Western Union Managers Eved  Direct-Mail Ads of Rookmakers Studied

Eastern Germany Welcomed Into Soviet Satellites  - Soviet Propaganda Aimed Aguinst West Started immediately

Soviets Make East Germany  Full Satellite   Reich Communists Kick Off Big Purge Campaign Against ‘Spies?

East Germany Welcomed Into Russian Orbit   Immediately Starts On Big New Purge

East Germany Gets Welcome As A Satellite   Soviets Get Machinery Geared For Big New Purae Campcaian

TROOPER SHOT IN GUNFIGHT   Wounded ln Baitle Waged From Speeding Cars Near Munising

Michigan State Patrolman Hurt In Gun Battle  Manhunt On For Ohio  Escapees In Alacéthk ace Vsaade

2 Die, 7 Hur In Electrical » Explosion’   High Voltage Switch Fires Oil Reservoir At San Andreas

3rd Bank Employe In Custody Banker At Circleville Held In Embezzlement

Banker Charged — With Embezzling   Third Ohio Bank Official in Four Months Accused Of Taking Funds

Circleville Bank Cashier Held in Jail  FBI Charges , Banker With . Embezzlinag $7,000

40 INJURED.AS. SPECIAL TRAIN BAMS FREICHT   Five Are Hurt Seriously ir Minnesota—225 Persons Aboard Passenger

40 INJURED AS TRAINS COLLIDE   VACATION SPECIAL RAMS INTO FREIGHT IN NORTH MINNESOTA

Ohioans Aboard Wrecked Train  Special Sideswipes   Special Sideswipes Freight in Minnesota

AQ Are Hurt In Vacation Train Wreck   Passenger Train“ Is Derailed After It Sideswipes Freight on Minnesota Sidina

Drunken Gunmat Kills Policeman  Girl Also. Victim Of Brawl In Cafe

Gun Forces Tavern Party, Two Killed  Bandit Wounded, but Slays Officer, Girl

Crime Probers Report Truce   Progress of ‘Fair Deal’ Program Satisfies Truman

Papers Taken From Committee  Former FBI Agent Says Evidence Was Ahbaut Cannrecaman

Missing Papers ‘Mystery Ends   That is, Question Has Lost its Official Standina Now!

‘Iouse Spy Hunters Ignore Missing Data   Representatives and Senators Listed In Documents

House Spy Hunters Disclaim Responsibility For Supposed Missing Papers On Allegedly Subversive Activities Of Congress Members

Congress Roundup  Aid to Formesa, Korea Assured   Republicans Give Measure Blessing

GOP Move Ascures O. K. Of Korean Aid Bill   Aid To Korea Expires Feb. 15 Under Current Economic Program

Economic Aid To Korea and Formosa Likely   GOP Takes Last Chance on Holding Line in Asia

Hearings Move To Chicago   Crime Inquiriers Get “Valuable” Information alt Kansas City

Crime Probers End Hearings At Kansas City   Kefauver Says Valuable -., Data: Turned Up on Gaming Links

Senate Crime Committee on To Chicago   Kansas City Investigation Comes to a Close After Many Witnesses Testify

SENATORS WIND UP CRIME HEARINGS AT KANSAS CITY   Kefauver Says Underworld Made Little Headway in i Efforts to Open State ‘\ to Gambling..   NEARLY TWO DOZEN MISSOURIANS HEARD   Police Officers Say Probe of Rimann Slaying Was Hampered by Intimidation of  : Witnesses,

Balance Theory. In U.S. Defense May Have to Go   Bradley Says Army Might Suffer. Most In Atlontic Set-Up

Balanced Plan May Change   To Meet Defense Needs of North Atlantic, Opinion Of Gen. Bradley

Bradley Warns Pact Obligation May Upset Forces  Europe’s Defenses To Take Emphasis Crom ‘Ralance’

N. Atlantic Plan Involved   Would Be Worth While, General Says, by Putting Own Defense Plans Secon¢

Gen. Bradley Outlines Views On Defense   Says U. S. May Have to Con. sider Pact Nations First, Itself Second

Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Indicates Idea Of Balanced Army, Navy And Air Force Might Be Dropped To Meet Needs Of North Atlantic Area— Observes That Dropping Of Small Bit Of Sovereignty Would Be Well Worth While

Bradley Claims Change Possible  “Balance” Theory for _ Armed Forces May  BRE _ asia

Bradley Asserts Pact May Alter Defense Plans  Army Chief Warns Of Need to Drop "Ris af Savareianty’

Bradley Says Needs Of Atlantic Pact Might End Balance   Army Might Lose Strength Under Mutual Aid Plans

Subjugate Unification ‘To Defense   Gen. Bradley Advises US May Have to Drop Theory of Equal Arms  ARMY THIRD BEST Atlantic Pact Nations  May Adopt Theory of National Specialization

DEFENSE PACT CHANGE CAUSE, GENERAL SAYS   ‘Staff Chief Hints Army May Be Third Best Under Setup

Atlantic Pact Program May Cause Changes   Army Might Come Out Third Best in Pronosed Alianment

Might Need a Greater Navy, AF   Military Chief Suggests Army Will Come Third

Question of Sovereignty Is Involved   It Was Raised at Hague Conference by Small Nation. He Says.

BRADLEY oAYs U, 3. MAY OROP DEFENSE PLAN   4 Protection in Atlantic Area May Cause Shift in Arms Balance.

Bradley Says U. $. To Change Defense Plans   Balanced Army, Navy And Air Force Setup To Be Altered

Bradley Would Weigh Power Of U.S. Services   Army Could Lose Strength To Air Force And Navy

U.S. Defense Plans May Be Altered  May Be Required   May Be Required To Meet Needs Of Atlantic Pact, Bradley Savs

Balanced Defense  Might Be Dropped   Bradley Asserts Shift In Emphasis Within Armed Forces Mav Be Needed For Pact

Staff Chief Says Needs ‘or Defense  *world-Wide   Some Sovereignty Must Be Yielded,. General Declares

TER PLANS   Defense of Western World Mav Mean Change in U, S. Arms Theories

Sovereignty May Slip In Proper Defense-Bradley  General Hints That Balance May Suffer To Aid Pact Plans

Bradley Cites Need In Defense Changes  Says U. S. May Have To Abandon Balanced   Says U. S. May Have To Abandon Balanced Armed Forces Theory

Bradley Hints Arniy to Lose Equal Status   May Drop Theory of ‘Balanced. Forces to Help Atlantic Pact

Joint Chiefs Head Says We May Have To Give Up  Some Sovereignty   Atlantic Pact Meet Results Discussed   Unified Arms Plan Held Needed For Full Protec. tion Of All Lande

Bradley Speaks About Defense  U. S. May Have to Pryenm far Thane

BRADLEY GIVES DEFENSE AIMS IN PACT ARES   General Not So Sure Army Would Do Well Under ‘Balanced’ Pian

1S HINTED   Bradley Says Nation May Drop Plan Of Land, Sea, Air Power Balance

Bradley Sees ChangeinUS Arms Policy   Big Navy, Air Force Needed to Protect Western Europe

Says Nafion May Lose Balanced Defense Setup  - Bradley States West's “Defense Needs May tos - "Bit Of Sovereignty’

May Have to Change Defense, Bradley Says   Military Chief Says U.S. May Be Forced to Change Theory of Balanced Army, Navy and Air Force to Meet Needs of North Atlantic

Arms Plans Of U.S. May Be Revised   Gen. Bradley Cites No. Atlantic Pact Defense Needs

Army Would, Be Third Best Under Plan   General Says Theory of This Kind Would . Have to Be Dronned

CHANGE IN U.S. DEFENSE SEEN   Bradley Declares Atlantic Pact Plans Should Come First.

Reality’ Is Need in Atlantic, Gen. Bradley Asserts   Might Result in Some  Loss of Sovereignty for U. S.. He Says.

Bradley Says Army Likely To Be Loser   Traditional Balance Must Be Discarded

Gambling Cartel Controls Rackets  $10 Billion Business Alleged By U.S. News

Canada To Receive Big Arms Order From United States   Chairman Howard of Munition Board Gives Explanation of Program

Reach Palace In Bloody Battle To Take Seoul   100,000 Enemy Troops In South Stage Mass Flight Which Boarders On Debacle As Many Cities Recaptured, Prisoners Are Evacuated

Leathernecks Pace 4-Pronge Siege Assault   Walker, Top Korean Commander, Sees Jaws On Victory Tighten

Marines Battling  In Heart Of Seoul  Leathernecks Gaining Steadily; Commies On Run In South Area

Lt. Gen. Walker Says Victory Now In Sight   Communist Reverses In Southern Sectors Are Growing Rapidly

Defense Chiefs Map Plans for Alaskan Defense   Weather Conditions Size of Area Considered Factors

MIDDLETON NEW HEAD OF L. S. U.   Named Immediately By Board After Resignation Of Stoke

Believes U. S. Will Increase Good Will and Cooperation: Among Its Church Groups

Hoover Direet: Search For. Desperados   Boston’s Million-Dollar Bandits Vanish; Few Clues Left Behind ~

Clues Fail In Search... . aes = alm Search... .  Hunt For Robbers Headed By Hoover

Hoover Directs Probe of Holdup  Meager Clues Fail In Boston’s Case

Bandit Hunt Coordinated  By FBI   J. Edgar Hoover Directs Search For Gang Of Nine

2 MONEY BAGS ARE CLUES IN “BOSTON HOLDUF   FBI Publishes Serial Number: on $98,900 of $1,000,000 Stolen.

FBI Chief Heads Bandit Search   J. Edgar Hoover Takes Personal Hand in Boston Case

Streamline Search For Desperadoes   May Set Up Office To Sift Clues In Million Dollar Boston Robbery

Streamline Hunt for Holdup Gang  ’ Consider Setting Up a Central Office —

FBI Chief Streamlines Manhunt   J. Edgar Hoover Leads Search For Boston Bandits

Streamline Hunt  For Desperadoes In Boston Holduy  FBI Chief Takes Over As Director Of  anhunt.

FBI Streamlines Robbery Manhunt  Hoover Coordinates Activities—Probers Cling to Few Leads

Search for Nine Boston Bandits ls Streamlined  Experts’ Activities Are Co-ordinated

Hoover Takes  Over, Sets Up Central Office  BRrary Nonk Carnor   Every Nook, Corner Of Nation Is Alertec

FBI Leads All-Out Hunt For Million Dollar Gang   Money Bags, Chauffeur’s Cap, Rope, ' Remain as Only Clues for Police In Holdup of Brink’s in Boston

Science Is Used As FBI Studies Meager Clues   Suspect Cleared In Florida -- All Travel Watched

‘~HOLDUP— Hoover In Command Of Robber Hunt  Few Clues Left By Boston Desperadoes

Boston Bandits Klude Dragnet Of Top Sleuths   Investigators Poll Work As Leads Fizzle Out In SL Million Job

Fifth Moneybag Found in Boston   Hoover in Charge Of Bandit Search

Streamline Hunt for Desperadoes   Investigation of Million Dollar Robbery Coordinated by FBI Chief: Five Money Bage Found.

Topflight Investigators Headed By FBI Chief Hoover, Are On Bandit Hunt

F. B. I. Chief Takes Personal Command Of Nationwide Hunt For Boston Bandits

TwoMore Mone) Bags Found In Massachusetts  Edaar Manver   J. Edgar Hoover Directs Search For Boston Bandits

—LISTS BILLS ~  FBI Knits Robbery Dragnet   MORE MONEY BAGS FOUND

FBI Chief Directs Nationwide ‘Search for Boston Bandits   Few Slim Clues To $1.5 Million Vault Robbery

WIDE HUNT FOR BANDITS PUSHED   But Clues in Boston Robbery Still Scarce—Man in Florida Cleared

FBI Net Set To Trap Nine Boston Yeqgs   Coordination of All Resources Being Made In Search for Group Who Stole $1.000.000

Investigators Streamline Their Hunt for Desperadoes Who Conducted Greatest Robbery

Bureau Reelects Leaders; Opposes Brannan Program   Resolution Adopted To Continue To Fight Government “Dole”

A Building Destined For Tragedy Ford Theatre History Recalled On Anniversary Of The Slaying of President Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln Killed 85 Years Ago Tonight; Ford’s Theater Destined For Tragedy

Ford Theatre, Scene Of Lincoln’s Assassination,  Has Had Share Of Troubles

Dikes Break; Areas Flooded On Red River   Manitoba Towns Jnundated As Rain Adds To Danver-

Fresh Divisions Landed To Boost Weary Defenders   First Cavalrymen, 24th Moving In On Battleline

Reds Continue to Put Heavy Squeeze On City of Taejon   Famed Ist Cavalry Lands at Pohang Without Opposition

Newly-Landed Troops Ease Gl Pressure   Reds Nevertheless Put Squeeze on City of Taejon

City Holds Under Heavy Commie Artillery Fire  ~~ &@AK 2 wR — a -e KX ee   Ist Cavalry Drives Inland

Parts of Two Divisions Now On West Front   First Cavalry Is Taken Ashore Kt Tiny Port

U. S. USING 2 NEW DIVISIONS   First Cavalry And 25th Division Placed In South Korea   ‘LINES NOT CHANGED

BEAGHIHEAD IN SOUTH KOREE   Famed World War JI Outfit Lands Unopposed at Southern Port.

New Divisions Land; Pushing Rapidly Inlan  Red Forces Launch. New Drive Against

New Troops To Protect Supply Line   One Unit Already Reported Engaged By Red Invaders 

Taejon, Adjoining Village Under Terrific Shelling But Americans Keep City  FIRST CAVALRY      Lands At Pohang Without Opposition: Jets Down Three Russian Yaks

U.S. Throws More Troops Into Fighting   Two New Divisions Join Korean Battle; Taejon Bombarded

Two Divisions Ease Pressure  On Defenders   Communist Invaders Putting Squeeze on American-Held Taejor -—Yanks Holding Firm

Reds Putting Heavy Squeeze On Taejon Area   City Under Shell Fire; U.S. Bolsters Forces With 2 New Divisions

AMPHIBIOUS LANDING BY IST CAVALRY   MacArthur Also Sends   §25th Division Into Action; Yanks Hold Taejon Under Red Artillery Fire.

Two Fresh U.S. Divisions Thrown Into Korea Fight   Red Artillery  Renews Barrage   Todav's Index

Taejon Is Hit as New Beachhead Is Established   “Landing of Soldiers Takes Pressure Off 24th U.S. Division

Fresh Yank Troops Now Enter Fight Capital Reported  ro Se. FF  .. oo   Capital Reported Under Heavy Fire

One Division Established on New Beachhead   Another Backing South Korea Line

REDS RENEW PUSH ON TAEJON; SHELLS RAINED INTO CITY   Yank Landings On East Korean Coast Help Take Pressure Off Front As One Outfit Moves Immediately To Back Up American Line.

Two Divisions Land Unopposed on East Coast; May Ease Burden on Taejon Front.  RED ARTILLERY SUEBRTI SC TARION

Fresh U.S. Divisions In Action   Vhousands Move To Front; Yanks Holding Taejon

Two New Divisions Reach South Korea   One Established on Beachhead. After Amphibious Landing — Hard Press ed. 24th Gets Relief — Reds Renev  Deaccira in Taeion Sector.   ENEMY AIRCRAFT HARD HIT

Intiltrators Aid \. Koreans: Allied Detense  Line Holding   American Supply Route Objective of One Drive

Is Squeez ed By Communist:   Division. Makes Landing Witho - Fight at P

“PILBe All Right,” Says 80-Y ear-Old_ Mother Who Expected Son Home [n’51

U.S. May Ask  Czech Ouster      Order? Would Retaliats For Pracue Action

Deadly Curtain of Whizzing Steel Holds   Terrific Land, Sea Barrage Keeps Foe Back at Hunanam

FAIR   ‘Concussion of Artillery Fire Felt on Beachhead; Attacks Melt Under Outpost Defenses

Steady Barrage Holds Reds Back From Beachhead   Land and Navy Guns Counter Enemy Attacks

Red Attacks Meiting Against Massed Fire Of Land And Sea Guns   Concussion Of Terrific Gunfire Shakes Every Inch Of Diminishing Toe Hold At Hungnam.

Navy and Land Guns Pour Continuous Fire Into Red Positions, Carrier Planes Alone Kill Over 1,300 Enemy Troops in 24 Hours

Reds Increase Attack, Bring Up Artillery   Communists Jab - Harbor Area

F ury of Red Attacks  Increased at Hungnam  Air, Land, Navy Gunfire Protects   Shrinking Korean Beachhead

Land And Navy Guns Protect Hunenam Port   Communist Forces Pour Reinforcements Around Tiny Sector

Reds Step Up Fury Of Assault But Are Held Down Under Yank Barrage

Red Attacks Against Output Defenses Melt, Massed Land And Navy Guns Protect Beachhead With Continuous Barrage   COMMUNIST TROOPS E POUR FROM NORTH

GUN BARRA ND BEACHHEAD AGAINST RED!   Attacks on Hungnam Area Are Broken Up hy Massed Artillery Fire.

Sthatorial Battle Steaming in Ohio   Taft Takes A Vew Slams At Ferguson

Missouri Owner Of Property Valuer At $610 Millions   An Increase. of $200

Valuation of  State Fair at $2,168,700   State Properties Estimated Worth $610,,640,075

Temperatures   Speed Necessary to Keep Ahead of Russia in Arms Race: Only ‘World Atom Control Could Banish Weapon

President’s Announcement of Decision To Make Hydrogen Bomb Receives General Approval in Congress.  AIR FORCE LISTS SECURITY PLANS

President Gives Nod Of Approval To Development Of Bomb In Obvious Try ToWin Atomic Arms Race   Congress Okays Production Of Dreaded Hydrogen Bomb

Truman Order Stresses Need For Controls  fe, 7; © gery ero   Atom Bodies Spurred To All-Out Effort— Approval General

President's Decision Is Popular   Chiefs of Staff Reported In Full Aareement

Agreement on Control Would Be Only Barrier   Push Output to Get Weapon in Arsenal; Race With Russians

H - Bomb To Be Ready In 1 Year, Hope   Truman Decision Spurs Atomic Arms Race With Soviet Russia

Truman Decision Meets Approval: Soviet Keeps Mum  Control Program Agreement Might Reverse Action

Out To Win Arms Race  With Reds   Only Agreement O International Con trol Can Check.

STATE DEPT IS REVIEWING CONTROL PLAN   Action Taken As Means Of Winning World’s  Arms Race

Little Hope Is Held For World Pact  Congress Backs Truman’s Action

U.$. Racing Against Time And Russians   Development May Cost Nation $4,000,000,000

Production Is Expected Inside Year   Super-Bomb Researct Only -lnternational Control Can Halt

U.S. Will Move Ahead Full Speed on H-Bomb   Announcement on Making of Powerful Hydrogen Bomb Made by President; Seen Necessary in Arms Race to Protect Against Ageressors

Development Is Speeded Aiter Truman's Okay      Only World Agreement on Tight Control Can Halt Weapon

Atomie Arms Race With Russia ls On   U.S. Decision To Make Hydrogen Bomb Is Obvious Effort  To Stay Ahead 

ALL - OUT MOVE MADE 10 WIN ARMS RACE   Truman Decision Met With General Approval  ACTION   May Impel Soviet Envoys To Rejoin Talks On Atomic Control

DECISION ON H-BOMB SPURS ATOMIC RACE   Only Agreement Wit Reds Would Ban New Weapon

U. §. Hopes for First H-Bomb Eaplosion by it   International Contro Seen as Only Action To Stop Arms Race

Agreement Only Way to Halt Weapon  Greet Decision With Approval.

~hedesntants™ said the™ Foliit chiefs of staff firmly support  U. S. Going Ahead Full Blast With Hydrogen Bomb

New Method May Be Used To Get Plan  For Control   Agreement Only Way To Forbid Weapon ‘Throughout: World

Goes Ahead Full Blast in Atomic Race With Reds   Oniy Accord to Bar Al! Atomic Weapons Will Halt the H-Bomb

Full Speed Ordered On New Weapon   Some Hope Seen For Renewal Of Control Parley .

U.S. H-BOMB WORK GETS TOP PRIORITY   State Department Reviews Atomic Policy; May Take New World Curb Steps

Arms Race Gains Impetus As Dread Bomb Authorized   Development Of Super Explosive Pushed By U. S.

Join in Atomic Race with Reds      International Control of Atomic Power Would Stop Bomb’s Production

Hope for First H-Bomb By Next Year-or Sooner   Only Agreement With Russ Can Banish Weapon

U. 5. Pressing in Arms Race With Russia, May Explode First Hydrogen Bomb in 1951

U. 5. Presses Atomic Race With Russia   Hope to Explode First H-Bomb by 195]--er Sooner

Super Bomb May Slow  Arms Race   Traman Instructs Scientists To Make Hydrogen Weapon

Truman lake: Responsibility For Weapon  Arms Race With   Arms Race With Reds Is Now on’

Decision Made By President Is Given Support   Aerial Guard Line Thrown Up Around Production Areas

Hope to Explode First H-Bomb in Year, or Sooner  Only an agreement Can Halt Activity -

Fighter Pilot Described Death Of Pohang Airbase In Flat, Cold Tones

‘Cleveland Airport’ Pohang Airbase Pilot  Tells Of Death Of Field

PARACHUTE JUMP RECORD BROKEN   PARATKOOPER BAILS OUT OF TINY PLANE 12% TIMES IN A SINGLE DAY.

PRESS SERVICE AIDING BOOKIE    Senate Committee Reports Cleveland Firm Controls 1 Race News’ Output

Probers Claim Press Service Has Monopoly  Qlereland Company Named In Gambling Information Setup

Near Monopoly In Race Service  ~ Senators Point To — Cleveland Company

‘Monopoly’ Ir Racing News   Senate Committee Reports California, Mexico Radio Link

CROSS BURNING AT OU BRINGS PREXY’S BLAS]   ‘Incident Occurs Off Campus, _ Near Place Where Red Party Leader Specks

Fiery Crogs Event On Campus Arouses Ancer of President   Cross say's He Will Launch Full Investigation into Anti-Communist Demonstration at State University

Acts ‘Reluctantly’ After Tydings Renews Hint of Using a Subpena   Has Kept Evidence Under Lock, Key   Agrees to Give Prober: List Monday; Won’ Make Names Public

Senate Probers to Get Full McCarthy List   Long Hidden Record: on 81 Subjects Will Be Surrendered

Senator to Give Up Records on Alleged Reds in State Dept   McCarthy Agrees to Surrender Data to Senate Probe Committee {Diplomat Named by Solon Ordered Home From India to Testify

McCarthy fo Show  Inquiry His Records  Will Name Rest of Alleged Pro-Reds

McCarthy Agrees To Release Files On Communists  Probe Committee  < To Be Given All Evidence

McCarthy To Give Probers Records On 81 Alleged Reds  ‘Reluctantly’ Agrees To Move After Tydings Hints At Subnoena A -t¢nc

Probers to Get McCarthy's List   Publication of 81 Names Up to Senators

McCarthy To Furnish Data on 81. Alleged Reds  Bows to Probers; Envoy Recalled;  House Favors

M'CARTHY AGREED TO BARE RECORDS ON ‘RED PLOTTING   Kighty-One Names on His Long-Hidden Report of Alleged Communists in State Department,   HOUSE PROPOSES CRACKDOWN ON SPIES   Votes to Increase Penalties for Federal Workers Caught Snooping for Foreign Agents.

subpoena [hreatened nee tot! ; McCarthy Agrees To Release [Data On Alleged Communists

Sen. McCarthy To Surrender Data on ‘Reds   Midwest Lawmaker Agree: To Give Committee Rasnelts ave OT

McCarthy Says He Will Turn Records Over to Committee   It’s: Supposed. to . Have Eyidence On 81-State  Emnloves

MCARTHY WILL GIVE SENATORS FULL RECORDS   Service Recalled From India To Testify In Loyalty Inquiry

Senator Has Kept Evidence Under Lock and Key   So Far Only Nine of 81 Alleged Communists Named; John Stewart Service Being Called Home to Testify.

Truman ‘Insults’ Marines by Note On ‘Propaganda   Resentment By Congress Service Men Follows ‘Shocking’ Letter

“ Dunked” Helicopter Pilots Heroes in Dramatic Act  Trio Rescued at Brink of Niagara Falls

‘One-Man Air Force’ Of South Korea  Is Grounded For Trainings Duties Now

Major Dean Hess Grounded Today   “One Man Air Force’ Comes Down For Bit  To Train Cadets

Complications for Stale Senate Now   Selection of President Pro Tempore Awaits Decision On Governor Nominee

EX-G. L, PLEADS “GUILTY TO SPYINE   a ‘DAYID GREENGL‘SS ADMITS CONSPIRING TO SLIP aBOMB DATA TO RUSSLA.

Former Gl Admits Spying For Russians  a ee Se   May Turn Federal Witness To Escape Death Penalty

eee ep uses (Former GI Says He Conspired iTo Giwe Alomic Data to Reds

Former Sergeant Admits Spying  Greenglass Pleads Guilty. of Charges

Ex-Sergeant Admits Guilt As At fom Spy   an . Sauron 6 a   Greenglass May Escape Death Penalty by Plea

Pleads Guilty To Spy Charge  Ex-Army Man Gave  Garrate ta Birecinne

GREENGLASS © PLEADS GUILTY AS RUSS SPY   Betrayed Atomic Bomb Secrets to Russia During Wartime.

PLEADS GUILTY TO WAR SPYING   DAVID GREENGLASS ADMITS HE RELAYED U.S, ATOM SECRETS

Ex-Sergeant Pleads ‘Guilty To Spy Charge   David Greenglass Admits Conspiracy To Give Atom Secrets to Reds

Greenglass In Guilty Plea Today   Ex-Serzeant Admits Guilt In Passing Atom Secrets To Soviet Union

Guilty Pez By Greenglass  Expected He May Eseape Death in Espionage Case

Ex-Sergeant Pleads Guilty In Bomb Case   Former Soldier Conspired To Give Secrets To Soviet Russia

Ex-Soldier Pleads Guilty As Atom Spy   Dovid Greenglass Expected to Turn Government Witness

A-Spy Admits Aid to Russia   Greenglass Ready to Help Government in Case

U.N. Tallies. Arms Pledges   Offers, Information Turned Over to U. S.

French Pull Out Of New  Frontier Post   May Be Forced to Give Up All Border Forts Near China Boundary

Garrisan Quits Dong Dang; Leave. Invasion Route Front China Oper

FRANCE GIVES UP DONG DANG   Relinquishes Control O Main Invasion Route From China

French Lose Dong Dang to Red Invaders   Foree Withdrawal From Main Indochina Post on China Invasion Route

French Lose Control Of China Route   Indo-Chinese Front  Post Of Dong Dang Taken By Red Troop

French Quit Frontier Hub   Dong Dang Deserted In Indo-China Batile

French Yield Another Post To Red Rebels   Defenders Withdraw From Small Outpost In Face of Onslaught By Communist Army

French Lose Another Post To Red Rebels   Boundary Invasion Route Is Now Open From China; Dong Dana in Red Hands

French Troops Withdraw From Another Outpost On China-Indochina Border

French Yield Fifth Outpost In Indo-China   Troops Abandon Dong Dang, Gateway; To Invasion Route

French Abandon 5th Frontier Post In Indochina   Proclamation Indicates Fear That Reds May Attack Delta

French Forces. Abandon Fifth Post On Indo-China’s Seething Frontier

Morse’s Toga Prize in Ore.   Conservatives Aim To Unseat Senator

Bank President Judkins Retires  Frazier Heads Ohio Savings and Trust

Frazier Named Bank President  Judkins Retires As Ohio Savings Head

When to Hunt or Fish Solanar Tables  ” ig tate iia ie ii ic:   Rake Slaces

RUSSIA'S PEACE STAND UNCHANGED   MOSCOW AGAIN CALLS FOR ADMISSION OF RED CHINA TO UNTTED NATIONS,

Russia Insists Her Price Same  Will Call Off Koreans If Red China in UN

Seven Persons Killed In Crash  Five Others Badly Hurt In Collision Near Monson, Mass.

Five Congressmen Answer World Government Inquiry None Willing To Declare Unequivocally  e......2. R.e. nn oe  eae

Nationalist Troops Offered  Chiang Says “Another Munich Means War

Chiang Warns Of New ‘Munich’   Nationalist Leader Reiterates Pledge Of Aid if Requested

Chiang Offers To Aid Allies   West Gets Warning Of Second ‘Munich’

30-Day Truce May Save Off Battle To Oust GOP Head   Republicans Angered By Plis Tactics

Truman Ready To Order Use Of Atom Bomb   President Tells Crowd First Blasts In Janan Needed

President Tells Idaho Crowd That Atomic Weapon Saved Many Lives: Foresees Peaceful Uses for Energy

Truman Says: He dUseA-Bomb Again If Needed   But President Stresses Present Hunt For Peace-Time Uses Of Atom Energy

Truman Reveals Pians on A-Bomb   PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILL USE WEAPON AGAIN, IF NECESSARY,

Will Use A-Bomb ltNeeded   Truman Says He'll “Order Bomb Dropped

!ruman Says  He Would Use   Says He Authorized Dropping Of Bomb On Japan To Save 200,000 American lives

SENATE DELAYS ACTION ON PRICE SUPPORT   Reversal Comes After Controversial Plan Is Approved —

Senate Delays Final Action. On Price Supports  Measure Called Back After One Approval Vote

Motion To Table Reconsideration Loses Narrowly   Bill Backer lrate Over ‘Cut-Throat’ Northern Tactics

Action Follows House Passage  Of Another Bill   Price Support Measure In Upper Chamber in Parliamentary Snarl

SENATE DELAYS FINAL ACTION ON FARM BILL   Lawmakers Reverse Themselves After Approv ing Compromise   BEGINNING OF END, SEN. RUSSELL SAYS

SENATE REVERSES ACTION ON FARM PRICE SUPPORTS   Puts Off Final Decision on Compromise Measure After First Voting to Approve It.   ANOTHER AGRICULTURE BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   It Increases Capitalization of COC by §2.000,000,000 to Meet Rising Cost of Props.

Senate Postpoties Final Decision On Farm Price Props   Delay Comes As Reverial Of Okay on Compromise Bill to Cut Surplus

Price Support Bill Strikes  Senate Snag  Held Up by Dispute Pass Mee Bi ey   Held Up by Dispute On Cotton, Peanuts; House Votes More Crop-Buying Funds

Farm Price Support Bill Is Snarled In Senate After Passage By House

Senate Delays Final Vote On Farm Supports   Lawmakers Had Earlier Approved Controversial Bill

Only Trumar.Standsin Way of St. Lawrence River Projectand Cheaper N. Y. Power—Dewey

turepe Aid Funds Sliced 878 Million   Threat Of Deeper Cut Responsible  Far lacear Finneran

May Sweep Away German ~ Controls   Western Allies Agree to New Basis in European Defense   BASE OF NEGOTIATIONS   Germans Drive Bargain In Exchange for Armed  Assistance

Oifer To End Occupation Of West Germany   Allies Proposal Hinges On Former Foe Supplying — Defense Army

Brake Drops Out Of Race  For Governor   To Support Kelly For GOP Harmony, Savs State Treasurer

D. HALE BRAKE BACKING KELLY   Announces He Will Not Be Candidate For  Governorship

START MACHINERY TO REBUILD SEWER   70-Year Old Line Extends From Sixth Street to Kaw River   ADVERTISE FOR BIDS

Truman Pledges U.S. Resources Tc Oppose Spread Of Red Imperialism

Free Nations Pledged Help By President   Troman Warns Communists Aid to Continue After Marshall Plan Ends

Truman Warns Foreiga Aid Must Continue   Nations Need Help To Resist Russia President Declares

President Says U.S. Must Keep Up Foreign Aid   Missouri University Bestows Doctorate, Phi Beta Kappa Key

Thinks Only That Can Stop Russia   President Talk: To Rain-Drenched Crowd Of Plans To Resist ‘Interna! Subversion Or External Attack By Russia’

U. §. AID PLAN TO CONTINUE   Help to Free: Nations To Go on Until Red Threat Subsides

15,000 Brave Rain To Hear Talk at Commencement   Isolationism Futile And Dangerous, He Tells Audience

Cites Danger Of Soviet  Influences  ‘Crowd Of 15,000 Sits In Rain For Missouri Speech

Truman Warns Against Cut In Foreign Aid   Says Program Must Continue to Oppose Soviet Aggression  In Western Europe

Mus Help Foreign Partners Resist Russ Aggression  President Speaks      President Speaks In Rain at U of Mo. Commencement

No Time To Halt U.S. Aid   Truman Tells Missouri ‘Graduates America Must Continue Spending or Invite Disaster

NATION CAN'T REMAIN STILL CROWD TOLD   President Forced To SpeedUp Talk By Rain Downpour

President Warns Aid Must Continue  Missouri Address Aimed at Russia

MUST CONTINUE GLOBAL SPENDING AGAINST RUSSIA   PRESIDENT SPEAKS IN MISSOURI U. ON FOREIGN POLICIES

Spend Abroad,  Truman Pleads Rain-Drenched Group Hears Missouri Talk

President Will Return to St. Louis for 35th Division Reunion; Another  Major Speech Planned

Truman Says Foreign Aid Must Continue   Tells Missouri Grads ‘Our Partners Need To Be Stronq’

Truman Says Economic, Military Aid to Europe Must Continue If Aggression Is to Be Halted

FOREIGN AID -- PRESIDENT   Would Be Disastrous to Abandon Europe Now, Says Truman; Speaks in St. Louis Tomorrow.

Must Spend To Protect Our Allies   President Truman Tells Graduation Crowd of Need for Foreign Aid   RAIN MARS CEREMONY   Chief Executive Awarded Doctor of Laws Degree, Phi Beta Kappa Key

President Truman Issues a Warning  Tells Missouri Grads U. S. Must Continue Foreign Spending  SPOKE IN THE RAIN  About 15,000 Persons in Bengal Stadium for  Exercises

U.S. Must Spend fo Help Europe, Truman Asserts   Enables Partners to Resist Subversion or Soviet Attack, Claim

Would Be Disastrous Te Abandon Western Europe, Truman Tells Rain-Soaked  Missouri Throng.   RECEIVES HONORS  FROM THE SCHOOL

President Given Honorary Degree PBK Key Honor   Peace In World Is “My Only Ambition,” Accarte Pracidant

President Stresses Allied Aid   Disastrous’ To Halt European Hel Now, He States In Address

Nations Pledger Continued U. 5. Aid by Truman  Vital Interest Assured After

Truman Says European Aid Will Continue   President Warns Nations Must Be Safe From Soviet Attack 

Truman Arrives In Home State   Says US Must Keep On Spending Abroad For Hs Piwteétion

Truman Says U. 5. Will Continue fo Stand Off Soviet   Address at University Commencement Is in Stadium During Rain.

Truman Pledges US To Continue Aiding’  Other Nations Against Russian Menace

President Tells Nation U. S. Has to Carry on With Efforts Aid Western Allies Defense

President Speaks To the U. of M. Graduating Class   He Asserts Heavy Spending Is Necessary To Stop Red 'Intent'

MARSHALL PLAN  MAY CONTINUE PAST DEADLINE   Communist Influence Said Retarded By Program

Implied Warning Given To Russia   Truman To Receive  Phi Beta Kappa Key

Disaster Can Be Averted, He Tells Rain-Drenched Crowd af Columbia   Declares U.S. Must Carry on Spending for Peace After Marshall Plan End in 1952; Nearly 20.000 Hear Commencement Address

Can't Afford To Halt Aid   Foreign Partners Must Be Enabled to Resist Communiam, Russ Attack

FIVE KILLED — ON WAY TO STATE FAIR   Plane Carrying Farm Family to Springfield Crashes in Fog-Covered Soybean Field, Burns.   » PLANNED TO ATTEND FLYING FARMER DAY   Man, Wife, Two Children and Granddaughter Victims of Tragedy 2 Hours After Take-Off.

New Jersey Brothers Perish In Accident Near Coshocton   Heavily Leaded Tractor-Trailer Crashes  Tiswrseele Counsupel Ebest canst Cimbee tm Blue

Anti-Red Bill Kept Out Of Senate Economic Controls   House Committee Approves M-F Bill

Demos Vow Separate Aet Against Reds   Bid Comes In Effort To Stop GOP From Putting Rider On Control Bill

Midwest Floods Kill Four; Hundreds Desert Homes - ;   (Weather Map ow Page 15)

Midwestern  Floods Kill  At Least Four Hundreds Of  Bemihes Uonmeleas

OVERRUN U. §, OUTPOSTS   Americans Suffer Casualties; New Positions Threatened

U, S, PREPARING TO TELL TERMS TO BRING PEACE   Acheson Will Inform Russia Through India's Leader That North Korean Forces Must Go  Home.

ACHESON WILL MAKE BID FOR ASIA BACKING   Secretary of State Believed Ready to Tell Nehru U. S. Will Not Bow ta Aggression In Korea   TO BE MABE PUBLIC

No Appeasement Planned By U. S   Acheson Ready For Reply To Peace Proposal

Believe Acheson ls Ready To Answer Nehru  Wants Peace in Asia But Will Not Bow To Red Aggression

US, May Bare Its Reply To Nehru Today  Expected To Insist Reds Return North  Before Pn... Ton,

Peace Wanted In Korea But Pattern Holds   Non-Appeasement for Reds Is Theme of Note Acheson Said to Be Sending to ‘Nehru

Won't Bow To  Communists  As Peace Price No-Appeasement Repl: Drafted For Dispatch

Acheson Answers India’  Bid For Peace In Asia   Reuther Proposes 100-Year Fight To End All Communism

U.S. Contends Korea’s Reds Must Retreat   Careful Document Aimed to Shun Any Affront to India

Believe Acheson Ready With ‘No Answer to Nehru  Drafts: Reply: Stating U.S. Wants Peace, Not Anpeasement

Acheson Drafts  Reply fo Nehru Peace Moves His Carefully-Wordec  Answer Reportedly Bars Appeasement

Appeasement Barred, U. S. To Tell Nehru   Acheson Works On Reply 'To Premier's Plan To Hatt War

Many Familiar Faces To Be Missing When General Assembly Convenes Next January —

Many Familiar Faces Will Be Gone AS General Assembly Meets Again

Many Legislators Don’t Ask Return   Fountain Unopposed ; Moss Will Not Run

Xmas Fund Pushed Up To $752   Six Gifts Totaling $50 Received To Aid Santa Spread Xmas 1

kmas Fund Is Boosted To $485.99      Seven Contributions Add $49.50 To Fund Being Raised For Santa

Fishermen Saved From Lake Flees   1,000 Endangered; Cars Abandoned

Rescue Nearly 1,000 Fishermen On Floating lee   Small-Scale Dunkirk Is Staged On Wisconsin Lake On Sunday   HUGE ICE FLOE MOVES OFF SHORE

'RESCUE-HUNDREDS. OF-FISHERME) FROM ICE-FLOE-IN-WISCONSIN-—  More Than 200 Autos Were teft Behind On 30-Mile Ica Field

Rescue Nearly 1,000 Fishermen Stranded On Huge Chunk Of Ice On Wisconsin Lake

Rockies Get Snow, Texas Has Twister and Flood; Midwest, East Swelter

West Frolics In Snow: Resi Of Nation Hot   Four-Inch Snowfall Reported At Great Falls, Montana: East Has Record Tempera + eee

Varied Weather Felt in Country   Snow Falls in Rocky Mounta:n States; Heat sakes New York.

Girl Found Slain In Field During Howling Rainstorm,  Cab Driver Being Queried -

Girl Killed, Raped During Howling Storm   18-Year-Old Ohio Graduate Discovered In Secluded Field

Ravished Body Of Young Girl Found In Field   Cab Driver Arrested For Questioning In T-Year-Did’s Death

P-51 Mustang Strikes Snack Bar; Fifteen Persons Are Injured   Condition Of Pilot, Nine Others Serious

Shots From All Over’   Pasyers-by Scatter As Police Swarm Over Battle Scene

Egypt No Longer Considers The Treaty With Britain Binding   King Farouk’s Address To The Egyptian Parliament \ pulled Double ; a

Belgium Teeters on Brink of War   Leopold Hedges on Dele: gating Powers to Son

KING LEOPOLD REVERSES SELF AND POSTPONES ABDICATION PLANS   Changes Mind Again

King About- Faces. On his Abdication   Leopold Puts In Reserve. tions On Turning Over  Davinue .

Action Again Upsets Nation’s Explosive Political Situation; Rioting Continues

Leopold Hedges On Giving Up His Royal Powers   Unexpected Action Throws Open Again Explosive Situation in Belgium; More Sporadic Rictina.

LEOPOLD BALKS AT QUITTING AS KING   King Hedses On Ris Agreement To Abdicate In Favor Of  Crnaun Prince

Abdication Plan Killed By Leopold   King Formerly Agreed To Give  Powers To Son

Leopold Agrees, Then Refuses To Yield —  Throne To 20-Y ear-Old Prince Baudouin

Belgium Boils as Leopold fHedaes on Favorina Son   His Retenctinne

King Leopold  Hedges Over  Abdication  _ Situation Again” Re-nmee Fxnlasive

Hungarians Deny Vogeler Appeal  Wife Says He May As Well Be Dead

NEW TREK BEGUN FROM FLOODWAY   s OUTHEAST MISSOURIANS  WARNED RIVER MAY PASS ITS JANUARY PEAK.

FREIGHT CRASHES PRR’S “LIMITED’   Bad Wreck Prevented by Inter-Train Telephone

PRR Limited Hits Derailed Freight Train   Telephone Warning Prevents Possible Major Rail Tragedy Near Duncannon

INTERNATIONAL BUST-UP Briton Says Dior Pitches Curve In New Ladies’ {A-hem) Lines

Weir Sentenced In Rape Case  Five Year Term Given By Hidalgo County Jury

Lawmen Support H-Bomb Project  Effective Missile BAnu Ba Pendiead

Chances Held Good U.S. Car Make Bomh   ‘Serious Questions Are  Raised as to Feasibility Of Producing Hydrogen Bomb That Will Work

Making H-Bomb Sill In Doubt   Production Chances Better Than Even

Senate Crime Probers Visit Gangster Haunts  Committee Shifts Attention to Chicago

Prohe Crime in Chicago —   Senate Agents Visit Haunts OF Underworld

Bus, Truck And Car In Crash  Thirteen Persons Hurt In Washington Co.

Thirteen Are Injured In. Triple Crash  Western Penna. Scene Of Mishap During Heavy Fog.

Tighter Curbs Asked on Fund   Report to Truman Scolds World Money Group

FOOTBALL BET PROBE WIDENS AFTER RAIDS   Syndicate Rake-off Possible, Police Agent Says

W age Controls ’ Certain Later, Reporters Told  In Analyzing Stage Naw Newemen Hear

Defense Chief Says It Is Too Early to Report Exact Cut  In Consumer Goods Production  Wilson Urges Wide Emergency Powers Be Given President

Make Plans For Action  ‘On Wages   ae Of Prices To  Followed By  Wage’ Controls, » Is ’” Official’s Forecast

Consumet Goods Cut  Not Decided as Yel   Defense Mobilizer Wilson Says It is Too Early to Tell How Production Will be Hit by Stepped up Munitions Program.   WOULD RESHUFFLE AGENCIES

Consumer Goods  Cut Is Studied   Defense Mobilizer Says Toc Early To Determine  Extent   TO SHUFFLE AGENCIES   Absenteeism Causes House to Sidetrack Two Major  Bille

Study For Output Speed-Up   Proposal Made Of Emergency Powers to be Given Truman

Mobilizer Analyzing Situation   Unable to Estimate Civilian Cutbacks to Be Required in Crisis

Wilson Studies Consumer Curbs  Action on Drastic Controls Delayed

Wilson Analyzes Production Cuts  Too Early to Tell, Mobilizer Reports

Consumer Output Cut  Is Unknown  Still Studying, _ Says Mobilizer

Wilson Says Extent of Slash Still Uncertain; Backs Truman Powers

Mobilization: Head Informs Solons: of Plan   Says Capacities . Of Industry Now Better ‘Thom™ in‘ ‘42

Wilson Declines To Estimate Amount  Civilian Production May Be Slashed

Study Consumer Goods Cutbacks   Too Early to Tell How Much, Wilson Asserts

President Lives Sumptuously;  Citizen Would Need $3 Million   FACILITIES SHOWN

MAKE TOPSOIL FROM SAWDUS)   ‘Grows Bigger And Greener  Vegetables, Chemical  Society Told

Germans Get Pact Benefits  U.S., Britain, France Warn Russia: Hand: Off: to Build Un Ex-Enemy

New Moves To End State Of War Revealed  Big Three Will Not Permit Rebuilding Of German Forces

STATE OF WAR WITH REICH TO TERMINATE   Any Attack Against West German Government Will Be Treated As Attack on Allied Powers   COMMUNIQUE ISSUED

United States, Britain And France To End State Of War With Germany

fussia Warned Keep Hands Off West Germany   Big 3 Moves To End State Of War, Strengthen And Arm Former Enemy

Alternative Is War, Big Three Warns Moscow      West Also Says It Will Sign Peace Pact With Former Enemy

Big Three End State of War With Germany   Ministers Say Attack On West Zone Would Be Same As on Allies

U. $. Joins Britain and France In Warning fo Russia fo Keep Hands Off West Germany  State of War to Be Ended But No German Army Will Be Formed

New Moves lo End State Of War Revealed  Big Three Will Not Permit Rebuilding

Soviet Given Reich Warning  Big 3 Ends ‘State Of War’ With Germanv

United States  Joins Britain And France in Step to End State of War

Big 3 Agrees To End Long State of War   Will Remove Restrictions on Ex-Foe; Action Seen Warning ta Russ

Move Is Stern Warning To Red Russia   Three Powers Will Continue Postwar Reich Occupation

Allies Pledge Full Defense Of W. Reich   Three Nations Move to End Grate of War

Move to End State of War With Germany   Big 3 Warn Russ . to Keep Hands Off  Weactern Section

Big Three Warn Against Attack On West Germany   Ministers Move To Relax Curbs Cn Former Foe

Big 3 Issue Stern Warning To Russia   Hand Down Major Policy Decisions On West Germany

Big Three Warn Russia To Shun West Germany  Tri-Powers End Wa With Ex-Foe, Agree To Defy Any Threat

Allies Seek to End State of War, Strengthen Former Reich's ‘Industry And Defense; Won’t Create Army

ruman to Study OP’s Foreign olicy Views  Statement Issued After Parley With

GOP’s Views To Be Asked,  Truman Savs   He Tells Bridges Hell Seek Advice tn Building Foreign Poliey

Vinson Proposes Standby’ Draft   Wants Congress to Have Final Verdict

Vinson Would Put Draft on Standby Basis   Youths ‘Could Not Be Called Without  Consent of Conaress

Draft Veto Bill Aimed al Truman Plan   Congress’ OK On inductions To Be Reauired

ADMITS TAKING ABOUT $158,000   ‘Cleveland Finance Co. Head Is Arrested At ‘Chicago Track.

Reds Within 25 Miles Of Vital Pusan   Yanks Regrouping For New Defense

Rush To Aid Hard Pressed Yankee Forces Driven Into Narrow Pocket By Desperate Communist Offense   M’Arthur Says Reds Have Lost ‘Battle Of Time; Korean Dunkirk-Type Withdrawal Believed Averted; Enemy Still Advancine

Latest News Flashes   ‘(By LN. S.)   Marine Division Lands To Back Up the Yanks

Yanks Retire To Prepared Seaport Line   Communique Terms Red Effort to Push ‘Forces Into Sea’

DEBATE ON BILL STARTS  Another Billion Budget Cut Is Aim Of GOP Chief

Martin Urges Omnibus Cuts   Final Not Expected Now For Three Weeks

Three-Pronged Attack Continuing Against Withering Enemy Barrage   Marines and Doughboys Lash Out With Heavy — Aerial Support; Bottleneck That Halted Tanks At Outset Apparently Has Been Broken

Three Pronged Attack Made in Withering Fire American Marines  Suffer Their First Casualties.   Use Commando Units in Drive

First U. 5, Offensive of the War in Korea Backed by ~ Newly Arrived B-29s  FIRST MARINE LOSSES  Be Bee ee se oe PS

First U. S. Offensive of the War in Korea Backed by _ Newly Arrived B-29s  FIRST MARINE LOSSES  Steady Stream of Replacements Puts Over 9,000 Men Into the Fray

Tremendous Air Blows Help New Offensive   Yanks Drive Gains  Up to 4. Miles

American Offensive Roars On   9.000 U.S. Troops Collide Head-on With Reds’ Best

Marines, Infantry Push Forward on Southern Front  Drive Aimed at Keeping Reds

Strong Resistance Met; Casualties Inflicted on North Koreans Heavy

Yankees Gain About 2 Miles Against Reds   Heavy Resistance Encountered In Initial Offensive

FIRST YANK OFFENSIVE IS LAUNCHED   Nine Thousand Marines; Infantrymen and South Koreans Battle Forward Against Heavy Red Fire.   AMERICAN TANKS * GO INTO ACTION   Lead Tank Knocked Out, But Others'Advance; Enemy Suffers Heaviest Casualties of the War.

Marines Rush Forward Four Miles Monday   Communists Forced To Expose Positions To U.S. Air Force

Marks First Offensive After Steady Retreat   Attack Is Launched By Combat Team, Marines; Report Rec Casualties Heavy

Superforts Rip North's Cap In Biggest Rat       Line North of Driv

Devildogs Suffer First Casualties As Reds Put Up Stubborn Defensive

9,000 Yanks, South Korea in Attack —   Marines, 25th Division Included in Ist Major Drive

20-Mile Front Aflame; Enemy Giving Ground  Five Bitter Weeks Of Retreat Ended As GI's Advance

Marines: “And Infantrymen Move Forward   Force Invaders To Reveal Position ‘To Air Attacks

Marines and Doughboys Begin First Offensive Against Fierce Red Fire

Drive Goes On Despite Heavy Red Barrage   Marines Break Bottleneck, Suffer First Cagualties

CRASH INTO CRACK REDS   Invaders Reported Suffering Heaviest  Casualties Of War

Ferocious Attack From  Air Paves Way For Push;  Reinforcements On Hand

Three-Pronged American Drive Is Continuing  Bottleneck punching Marines Is Broken —

Ahead F Four Miles in Southern Sector After Breaking Through Karty Block: Not An All- Out American Drive Yet

Unit Gains On First Push   About 9,000 Americans Thrown Into First Offensive in Five Weeks

Americans  Advance on South Front   Farther North, Enemy Opens Bid To Drive From Bridgehead.

Four Mile Advance Is U.S. Claim   Americans and South Koreans Join Forces In Southern Assault

Four-Mile Gain  Shown in First Major Offensive  Southern Invasion

U.S. Offensive Rolls Reds Back Four Miles   9000 Thrown Into Attack After 5 Weeks of Retreat; Heavy Casualties Inflicted on Enemy Forces

Three-Pronged U.S. Attack Continuing én Southern Front Against Withering Barrage Of North Korean Artillery and Mortar Fire

U.S.ForcesRoll North Koreans  Back Four Miles   Marines, fnfantry Hit Communists Massed for Pusan Push

Marines and Infantry Push Enemy Back 4 Miles in Southeast   Reds Suffer Heavy Losses: U.S. Attack Proceeds After Tank Bottleneck Is Broken

Communist Sixth Division Meets Brunt Of Attack Supported By B-29s

9,000 AMERICANS MAKE ASSAULT ON 2 RED DIVISIONS   NORTH KOREAN ARMY CONTINUES PRESSURE ON OTHER FRONTS

Marines, Infantry in Three-Pronged Drive Over 20-Mile Front   \B-29s Plaster North Korean Capital In Biggest Bombing Raid of War; Tanks Break Artillery Blockade

Harmony Bus Strike To End  Report Settlement Of 118 Day Old Tieur

ASKS FOR ACTION   Senator Kem Calls on Truman to End “Unholy Alhance”’ in K. C.

Senator Seeks Action to Wipe Out ‘Unholy Alliance’ in Kansas City

Senator Calls on Truman For-Clean Up In Kansas City  Kem Asks Action To Wipe Out an

Binaggio Death Not Isolated Crime, Says Kem   Senator Sees Federal Authority as Flouted in Kansas City.

K. C. Killings Forced Senate Demos To Okay Crime Probe, Brewster Says

GOP Hoping Vandenberg  Can Answer  Radio Talk   Desires Strong Man To Offset Truman’s Speech On Saturday

SCHOOL BUS SERVICE WITHDRAWN Police Aid Mothers in Protest March on Highway

Air Force May Ask Approval To Draft World War Il Vets   Spokesman Says Volunteers and Reserves Mav Ancwer Mannower Need<. Hawevar

War Machine Being Groomed For Conflict   National Guard, Reserve Units Due For Early Call; Others Alerted.

Air Force May Recall Vets   Ask Permission In Case Enlistments Not Sufficient

1,500 British Troops Arrive On Two Warshins To Join UN Forces In Korea

Two Battalions of Crack British Troops Arrive in Korea to Help Fight Reds

Nepal Rebels  Give Up Their  Major Base Government Expects  Complete Victory

Rebel Capital Falls in Nepal   End of Struggle - Seen Within Week

Two Speeding Cars Crash Kead-On   ‘Three Texas City Men Die instantly As Car Goes Out Of Contro}

Senator Blasts ‘Loaded’ Book   ‘Knowland Says Consulates } ont lawned Eoyerecal

Fatal Crash Traps Three Youths Accused of Murder in Indiana   Investigation of Three-Vehicle Accident Tha’ Killed Missouri Truck Driver Leads to Story Of Brutal Slaving in Indianapolis

ROSE'S BUTLER IN CUSTODY   1 aga cjenlibettepabhics — ey Junws McDonald Arrésted on De tainer Order After  Scvoral  Hours of Questioning.

Butler Jailed in Billy Rose Theff   Loss Reduced From  $100,000 To $25,000

BIG EARL AND WIFE ARE UNINJURED   ‘® Tin Can Bomb Explodes at Their Feet as Mrs. Shelton Telephones the Sheriff.

Bombing Of “Big Earl” Shelton Home Is Newest Episode In Illinois Feud

TIN CAN BOMB . DESTROYS HOME OF EARL SHELTON   “BIG EARL”, WIFE ESCAPE UNINJURED; WAS SHOT IN 1949

SNIPER IS HUNTED IN PHILADELPHIA   Vigilantes Aid Palice in Search for Person Whe Has Killed One And Wounded iv

Winter Wheat Crop Nosedives  121 Million Bushel Decline Estimated

WINTER WHEAT CROP REDUCED, REPORT STATES   Dry Weather And Insects Took $230,000,000 Bite Out Of Crop      SURPLUS HELD BY U. S. MORE FAVORABLE

German Help To Be Sought By. the. West  Ly ee! a Pee ee Denk,   Pact’Nationy Ready “At Any Cost” To. Utilize Ex-Enemies 

Attorneys For Hiss Preparing Appeal To Clear Him As Modern Benedict Arnold

Hiss Will Appeal Periury Conviction   Ex(U.S. Official Faces !0 Years, $4000 Fine

First of Draftees From State Enter Army August 28   Nine More Area Men Called For Test; Local Quota To Be Revealed August 14

Commie Youths Mass in Berlin   Police Patrols Are Strengthened; Rally Opens With Tirade Against U. S.

GOP Seeks Knowledge Of U.S. Acts   Wherry. Says: His Side  Wants No Repetition * of Events. Leading to - Intervention”   President Should Place _Problems Before: Full  Convreas. He Sava -.

Republicans — Ask Information OnKoreanMoves  GOP Leaders Urge Administration To Keep Them Informed

G.O.P. Seeks Role in Policy   ‘Fill-in’? on Fighting Asked of President

Diplomatic And Military Moves Republicans Call for Report On Entire Korean Situation

GOP Demands More Dafa On Korea Fighting  Insist On Sharing In Any Future Policy Decisions

MINING KEY ROADS   Report Allies Preparing fo1 Posstble Soviet Attack  in Germany

MINE ROADS IN WEST GERMANY   DEFENSE MEASURES TAKEN TO PREVENT SUDDEN RED ATTACK

Roads Mined In West Germany By  ‘  Western Allies  Project Reported To — ae. ia , rf eghg a

: Mining Key Roads W est Allies Reported Setting Stalls In Case Of An Attack

West Allies Mining Key German Roads   Action Taken to Stall Any Possible Soviet Attack on West German Sector Magazine Reveals

Allies Mining Reich Roads, Key Bridges   Magazine Reveals Steps for Delaying Any Russian Attack

Allies Mining Key Roads, Bridges In Western Europe To Stall Any Possible Attack By The Russians

Germans Report  Allied Defenses   French Admit Mining As Delaying Action By Allied Forces In Case of Attack

Ready for Russian Attack? .. .  Western Allies Are Reported Mining Key Roads in Europe and Germany

FRENCH ROADS, BRIDGES MINED TO STALL REDS   German Magazine Re veala Strategy For Deiaving Actions

Allies Mining Reich’s Roads, French Report   German Magazine Shows Photos Of  Defense Projects

Key Europe Roads, Bridges Are Mined   Western Powers Reported Preparing Delaving War If Communists Attack

German Roads May Be Mined   Western Allies Reported Laying Defense Explosives

Allies Are Reported Mining Roads, Bridges To Stall Possible Attacks

Western Allies Reported Mining Key Roads, Bridges To Forestall Attacks

Defense Strategy Against Russians   U. S Headquarters Declines Comment on Explosive Meve

UN Rejects Reds’ Plan For Peace   Instead It Votes for Work on Phases of Lie’s Plan.

U.N. Rejects  Soviet Terms For Program  Group Will Work On Phases of Lie’s

UN Rejects Red Terms In Lie Plan  Groups To Work Out All Details

UN DELEGATES FLATLY REJECT RUSSIA'S TERMS   Malik Claims Lie’s Peace Program Was GhostWritten By U. S.   MOSCOW NOT EAGER TO SEAT CHINESE REDS

U.N. Assembly Rejects Soviet  Peace Terms Phases of Lies s Plan   Phases of Lies’s Plan To Be Worked Ont By Appropriate Bodie

UN Rejects Red Terms For Peace   ‘Lie’s 20-Year Plan To Be Worked On 3y Several UN Bodies:

ia®. Balke Musstans:  Rejects Red Terms for Aiding Development of Peace Plan

Observers Belyieve President Means to Apply Taft-Hartley Provisions to End Long Strike

Quotes President As Saying He Will Enforce the Law   Report Is Given to Press by Speaker Following Conference

President To ‘Enforce Law’ In Coal Tieup   Believe Truman Plans To Use Taft-Hartley Law

Labor’s Fight Against Taft Is Top Issue  Ballots May Top 3,000,000 Mark

Three Million Figure May Be Topped   Many Line Up Early In Balloting Spurred By Fight For Senate

Voting Extremely Heavy In All Big  Cities in State   Lines Form In Cleveland Even Before Polls Open; Expect Vote To Top 3,000,000 Mark

Ohio's Voters Parading Past Ballot Boxes   Early Tabulation Indicates Record Off-Year Turnout

Forenoon Votine In State Is af Record Pace   Bitter Taft-Ferguson Fight Gives Election Most of Its Drama

Hot Campaign Spurs Ohio Citizens To Vote Early; Polls Busy Around State

Ohioans Casting Ballots At. Record Pace; May Top Estimates Of 3 Million  a a ae   MAJOR STRUGGLE   Between Taft, Ferguson Draws Out  Record Number Of Voters

laft Claiming Big Majority (n Reelection   Says Lead May Exceed 250,000; Lausche Ahead

Kingsport Area Map To Be Madi  Documen: t Prepared By Planning Group

State Planning Commission Prepares Master Map Of Greater Kingsport Area

Derrick Editor Retires Today   John O’Donnell Ends Brilliant Career In Newspaper Field

COHEN THROWS NO LIGHT ON BLAST   jEOs ANGELES MOBSTER SAYS ; HE HAS NO IDEA WHO  TRIED TO KILL HIM.

Mickey ‘Sick to the Stomach’ As He Examines Damage to Home Caused By 50 Dynamite Sticks

Pope Proclaims Assumption of Virgin Mary   Proclamation by Pontiff First In 80 Years

Pope Proclaims Assumption Before 300,000   Climaxes Holy Year Celebration With  Mistorical Decree

Pope Proclaims Assumption Of Blessed Virgin   New Dogma Now Part Of Catholic Church Creed.

Pope Procaims Dogma That Mary Went To Heaven In Body As Well As Soul

Pope Pius Proclaims Assumption Dogme   Event Is Crowning Bction of 1950 ~Holy Year

-Pronouncement Claimed Crowning Event Of 1950 Holy Year; Last Dogma. Of Church Was In 1870

Pope Proclaims Catholic Dogma Of Assumption  Huge Throng Hears Impressive Climax

Holy Year To Climax   Ceremony Proclaiming New Catholic Dogma Witnessed by Throngs Of Pilgrims to Rome

_— 600,000 SEE CEREMONY—  Dogma of Assumption Preciaimed by Pese

Pope Pius XII Proclaims New Catholic Dome gme Before Spectacular Throng At Vatican City

‘NEW DOGMA PROCLAIMED TO CATHOLICS   Pope Pius Proclaims in Rome Today That the Virgin Mary Ascended Bodily Into Heaven.

Mary Went fo Heaven in Body as Well as in Soul   Pronouncement Read From Termzorary Throne Before Central Doors of St. Peter's

Huge Assembly Hears Pope Pius Proclaim Dogma   Last Dogma Added To Catholic Church Doctrine in 1870

Record Assemblage Hear Pope Pius Pronounce New Virgin Marv Dooma

Pius XII Sets Forth New Tenet   Big Throng Cheers Pontiff After His Historic Statement

Vast Throng Hears Pope Give Dogma   Largest Crowd In Church History At Spectacular Ceremony

Waldensians Hold Protest Rites In Rome Today   BRONTE €TAR   Doctrine of Assumption Becomes Catholic Dogma

600,000 Hail Papal Decree Of Ascension.   Pope Invites World: “To Become Children -Of Mary in Heaven

Pius Proclaims  Dogma at Vatican  Gigantic Throng Hears Ceremony

UN Re-Elects Trygve Lie Over Protest of Russia   United Nations May Start Business In Postage Stamps   Lrowd OF fMali-Million Waicnes  Pope Proclaims New Dogma; First Since 1870

ast Addition to Chureh Doctrine in 1870, 400 Million Must Accept or Risk Exposure to Heresy

Pope Proclaims Catholic Dogma  Half Million Persons Attend Ceremony

POPE ISSUES FAMED DOGMA   Virgin Mary Lives In Body As Well As Spirit,  Pope Declares

Catholic Dogma Of Assumption Is Proclaimed   Divinely Revealed, Pope Tells Throna

Pope Proclaims Assumption Dogma Before 500,000   Brilliant Climax To Holy Year Celebration Holds Mary Ascended In Body As Well As Soul

Pope Proclaims Dogma of Assumption iOf Mary Before Crowd of 500,000

NEW DOGMA PROCLAUME D TOCATHOLICS   " Pope Pius Proefaims in Rome ‘Today ‘That he Virgin Mary Ascenced Bodily Into Hegyen.

Pontiff Proclaims Dogma of Assumption Of the Virgin Mary   Pronouncement Is Read To Largest Assemblage In Christendcom’s History

MISSING PLANE LANDS SAFELY   Arrival of Piper Cub In N. Y. Ends Lake Michigar Air, Water Search.

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India, 12 Other U. N. Nations Make Appeal   Would Give More Time For Solution

Rain Falls Third Day in Oklahoma   Holds Temperetures Pow No Floods Reported

THIRD DAY FOR RAIN IN STATE   Showers Continue To Cos Mercury—No Flooding Is Reported Today

Eight County Mer in October Call   “State Quota Is 2,846 Including Overcall Total

County’s Draft Quota ls3Men   _ 1,135 to Be Called’: in September for Armed Forces

ELECTION Continued on Page Four   Hail, Wind Ruin Crops In South Dakota Area

Weather   Man Drowns “ In Flash Flood ) Near Ironton /  Four Inches Of * Water Falls In Last 48 Hours

Flash Flood At lronton Drowns One   Heavy Rains Send Streams Out of Banks

Man Drowns, 3 People Hurt In Flash Floods   lronton, Portsmouth, Cincinnati Districts Have High Water

British Air Liner With 58 Aboard. Crashes in Alps —   Canadian Holy Year Pilgrims on Way Home From Rome All Feared Victims Of Wreck, Explosion and Flames in Erance> Snaw Delav« Search Parties

Canadian Plane Reported Down in French Alps   Rome Holy Year Pilgrims Listed Aboard Big Craft

West Tightens Ban  On German Arming   One-Package Control Law Comes on V. E Anniversary; ‘Allied Board Responsible

NEW LAW BANS GERMAN ARMS   Industry Given Maximum Freedom, But Allies Plan Close Vigil.

OBSCENE DISCS ARE UNLAWFUL   Supreme Court Splits Or San Francisco Case

Situation Called Critical As Attackers Near Where U.S. Infantry Moving Up

FourRedColumns Streak South To  American Stand   Sparse Reports Put Communists About Half-Way Down South Korea; Situation Grave

Airfield and Town of Suwon Are Outflanked   At Least Four Columns, Possibly Five Slashing Toward U. S. Infantry Now in Defense Positions in South.

Situation In Suwon  Front Called  ‘Serious’   Airfield arid Town Are Outflanked By Two Columns  Drivine Sonth =.

Today’s Skies   First ‘Clashes Of U.S. Troops  Drawing Near   Superforts Knife Deep Into North Korea For Raids On Enemy Fields

4 Columns Push Off; Key Airstrip Flanked   Situation Called ‘Serious;’ Australians Join Air Battle; Bombers Raid North

Reportedly Take Wonju, 23 Miles From U. S: Base   South Korean Battalion Drive Back In East; New Thrust Seen Move To ‘Cut Under’ Old Front

SITUATION IN SOUTH SERIOUS ARMY ADMITS   U. § And Communist Troops Heading For Early Battle   PLANE BEARING RED STAR IS SHOT DOWN

Situation At Traejon, Advance U. S. Headquarters, Serious Says American S prokesman; Superfortresses Strike Into No. Korea .

U.S. Infantry Moving Up To Battle. Front   Early Clash of U. S. Troops With Communist - Invaders Expected; Tank-Led Columns Spearhead Drive South From Seoul

U.S. Infantry Moving Up To Battle. Front   Earlye Clash of U. S. Troops With Communist Invaders Expected; Tank-Led Columns Spearhead Drive South From Seoul   Ry THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Air Field, Town Are Outflanked  By Northerners   American Troops Are Being Rushed to Back Up Korean Defenders

Two Lines Outflank Suwon; U. S. Official Asserts Situation In Region Serious

Dems Forecast Boyle To Quit  Tobin, Myers Talked  As Party Chairman

Forecast Boyle To Retire Soon  Senator Myers Is Mentioned As Likely

UN Contemplating Action Against Red Backed North Korea  Would Range From Economic Measures To Military Action

UN Considers Imposing — Sanctions   May Take Action If No. Koreans Don't Halt War

Formosa Aid Quiz .Asked By GOP   Action Reportedly Taken By Truman Is Protested

GOPs Demand Probe on Aid  To Formosa      "The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROLUND

Defies Views Of Defense Authorities   Republicans Declare Strength At Formosa Is Recognized As Necessary For Defense

GOP Senators Ask Probe of  China Action   Reports Say Truman Overruled Military On Formosa

Ask Probe of Truman onFormosa   GOP ‘Solons Hear President Ignored Military Leaders

Senate GOPs Demand Probe Of Formosa Dea   Republicans Claim Truman Refused To Follow Advice

Probe Reports Truman Overruled Military On Giving Aid To Formosa

TRUMAN POLICY FOR FAR EAST IS GRITICIZED   Senate Republicans ‘Demand Investigation After White House Statement.

VENUE CHANGE DENIED  Jury for Sandra’s Murder Trial to Be Picked Today

Chancellor Pian At UT Ordered  Woodward Possible Candidate Ta Head School. Its Branches

Brave Pilot Plodding Desert After Crash Proves Just Fellow Trying To Foraet Girl

GOOD STORY, ANYWAY ‘Brave’ Crash Victim Just Saw One Bar Too Many

EX-GI'S STORY IS PUNCTUREL   Tale Of Heroism Proves Phony; Was On Month’s Binge

ae ALL BECAUSE OF LAZY GIRL:  ‘Vet Tells ‘Brave’ Story That Falls Apart

 Frustr ated In Love .  Former GI’s Story Checked  As He Languishes In Jail

‘LANDED’ IN TOO MANY BARS     Pilot’ Runs Out Of Gas-- Story Of Ordeal In Desert Cracks Up.

‘AGREE TO BOOST MILITARY FUNDS   : More Construction Work  Is Added In Joint  i Conference

Bill For Military Building Favored  Armory Construction Measure Also Cleared

Big Defense Construction Bill Approved   Senate-House Conference Agrees: On Military -Proaram

HUNT AN AIR LINER   Searchers Scour Lake Mich: igan Where Craft Disappeared With 58

Note Longest Lull In War Since Start   Yanks Make Stabs At Commies In Thwarting Efforts

North Koreans Aim Twin Blow At Yank Lines ©   Invaders Boldly Assemble Forees In Daylight; Americans Report Successful Counterattacks

Plan Attack At 2 Points Along Line   UN Armies Bolstered For Desperate Last Stand In Korea War

Highway ‘Freighis’ Draw Big Penalties Judge ‘Coleman Says ‘Safety Point For Private  Cars Passed -

TRUCKING CONCERNS ARE HEAVILY FINED   ‘Freight Trains On Highwars Have Turned Them Into Death  Teema*! Ee eee Waew

Switchmen Schedule Strike Againsi 10 Railroad Companies   Girl Employees Strike Against UAW Local

Strikes Halt Buses in Two Cities; Railroad Switchmen Plan Walkout

Bus Strike Hits Atlanta, Pittsburgh; Railroad Switchmen Call Walkout

Gen. MacArthur Flies ToWar-Scarred Seoul   United Notions Forces Chose Retreating Reds Toward 38th Paralle-—Capital Turned. Over a Tp Prectdent Rhea athe

Retreating Reds Pursued Northward  Organized Resistance   Organized Resistance Ends; Rhee Demands Surrender or Die

‘Americans To Watch Old Year Out Some In Revelry, Some In Prayer

Recreation Spots, Places Of Worship Prepared To Mark Advent Of New Yeat

Many Get Warning Tickets—  No Parking Signs Go Back ‘In Main Street Center Area   AT Malrway Mark of turpuient Century Uneasy Nation to Greet New Year With Praver. Revelry

Americans Will Take Various Ways to Bid Farewell to Old Year and Also Half Century

Americans Will Bid Farewell Tomorrow to Old Year and Welcome New One in Various Ways

Americans To Bid Farewell To ’50 And Start 2nd Half Of 20th Century

Americans Bid Farewell To Old Year Tomorrow  Can i'n fH Hea   See End Of Half Center Of Creation

PRAYERS AND REVELRY AS THE OLD YEAR ENDS   Uneasy Nation Stands at Half way Mark of Turbulent Century.

Gaiety And Reverence To Share Attention In New Year Celebrations

With Revelry and Prayer, Americans To Greet 1957   Night-Long Services.

Uneasy Nation To Greet ‘51 in Traditional Way   Recreation Spots Places of Prayer, Plan Revelry, Prayer

Americans’ Farewell to 1950 Varies From Noisy Revelry to Solemn Prayer

Nation Set to Bid 1950 Goodbye, Greet 1951   Some Will Do It with Praver. Others with Revelrv

 , Americans to Welcome  New Year in Prayer, Revelry Sunday Night

New Cycle of Time to Start   Some to Celebrate; Others to Ponder

Uneasy Nation to Greet New Year With Prayer, Traditional Revelry   To Many, It Will Be a Time of Soul-Searching For Guidance in Future; For Others, a Moment To Forqet Cares and Celebrate a Fresh Start

Americans Will Bid Farewell to Old Year And Welcome New in Their Various Ways

1950 ON THE WAY OUT Prayer, Sports, Revelry To Feature New Y ear’s

Nation Bids Farewell To 1950 Amid Revelry, Prayer, Hone For Better Year To Come: Sport Slate-Is Heavy

Uneasy Nation. At Mid Century To Greet 1951  Worship, Revelry To Mark Opening Of New Year

Nation To Mark Year s Arrival In Play, Prayers   Church Council Appeals For Prayer, Concern About Future

Ward Says Mao Never ‘A Tito’   Former U. S. Consul Doesn't See Split

Thailand Welcomes lis New Monarch  Boston-Born Ruler Returns to Homeland

KING PHUMIPHON RETURNS 10 TAKE THAILAND THRONE   : Boston-Born Ruler Will Succeed Brother Slain Four Vaart fon

COMMUNIST GAMES CASUALTY Mayor Suffers Heart Attack In 14th Hour of Mock Siege

MAYOR STRICKEN !  . Wisconsin City Emerges  - From Mock Red Rule

20 Highway Deaths in Ohio Over Holiday  4 Perish in Fires; Brother, Sister Drown at Akron

War In Korea To Hurry Jab  Peace Treaty   Dulles, Directing Draft, Is Pushing for Early Signing

Russian Filibuster Resumed in UN Today  Will Give Reds New Propaganda Material

STATE HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 23   15 Killed In Traffic Accidents During 4-Day Period.

Year Old Infant Accidentally Shot  Little Stevie Holt Ininvrand Vactardawu

Millions To Be Affected: Steel Will Lead Way   Guaranteed Wage, Other Benefits To  Emnilavec Snuahkt

CIO Steelworkers Union Opens Talks With Nearly Dozen Steel Firms; Rail Unions To Meet Wednesday   PHONE EMPLOYES WANT PAY RAISES

Major Industrie Start Talks for New Pay Raises   Rail, Telephone, Steel Contracts First Involved

Labor To Drive For Pay Hikes   Millions Are Involved In Contract Parleys Set For This Week.

Millions To Be Affeded: Steet Will Lead Way  Guaranteed Wage, Praia. Beauwks. Ta

Steel, Rail, Phone Industries Head for Wage Hikes, Benefits  Millions of Workers Open Drive This Week For Higher Paychecks

FEPC Delayed By Minor Bill   Foreign Measure Is Given Priority by Rayburn

Record Sum Donated To Fight Polio   However, Fresh -Outbreak Seen By Foundation

New Outbreak of Infantile Paralysis Is Reported Sweeping Across the Nation

New Outbreak Of Polio May Be Epidemic   National Foundation Sum Is Being Used At An Unprecedented Rate

POLIO STARTING NEW OUTBREAK   Number Of Cases Slightly Above Last Year At Same  Time — March Of Dimes Cte Danneel

Bus Strike Ends in Portland, Me.  , es ee eS Me oS   Switchmen Postpone Walkout Until June 

Portland, Maine, Bus Strike Ends   Pittsburgh Suburban Tieup Continues to Harass Half Million

Chinese Reds Invade Tibet   ‘Forbidden’ Nation Entered in North.

Russian Made Tets Were in Battle in Air  American Planes Were Attacked Over Sanchon

Air Battles Break Out In North Korea About 33 Miles Southeast of Manchurian Border

Air Tilts Break Out Over Sonchon   U. S. Fifth Air Force Spokesman Says Neither Side Lost Any Planes; American Mustangs Attacked By Six Enemy Jets

Russian-Made Jets And U.S. Planes Battle   Aerial Fights Occur Near Sunchon, 33 Miles From Manchurian Border

Russian Jets In Air Debut  Over Korea   Neither Side Loses Any Planes in First Brush With American Craft

WAFDISTS SCORE BiG VICTORY AT POLLS IN EGYP   Landslide Vote Regarded Re buke Te Saadists And [a <n

Wafd, Reform Party, Sweeps Egypt Election   Out of Power Since *44 Group Rolls Up Over whelming Majority

Wafd Candidates Lead In Election      Out Of Power Since 1944, They May Take Over After Voting

Mild-Reform Party Wins With Ease in cqyplian Elections  A Rebuke to Present Regime for Flop in Fight With Israeli

international News Roundup—  ‘Nationalists Step Up Bombing Attacks on Big Chinese Cities

Far East, Prague Dominate International Scene Today   Ry The Associated Press

WARN PEIPING OF AIR RAIDS   Nationalists Stepping Up Bombing of Key Cities; Shanghai Is Hit

(Chinese Cities ‘Heavily Bombed By Nationalists   U. S. May Aid Indo-China; 2. Amegican Mormons Disappear In Moravia

Step Up Air Attacks On Red China   Commies Warned of Impending Mass Raids On Major Chinese Cities

Big Three Take Up  Defense   Arming Germany Vital Topic as to Protection of Western Europe

Big Three Ready For  Conference   Bevin, Reaching U.S., Says Germany Must Be Brought Back As Great Watian

GERMAN ISSUES STIR DIPLOMATS   Bevin Opposes Acheson Proposal To Arm Nation— Favors Sireng West German Police Force.

Rearming Her Opposed  But Bevin Wants Reich Returned As Great Nation   Opposes Program of Forming Units As Part of Western Europe Defense

Foreign Ministers Meet To Plan Move In Europe   Britain’s Bevin States That Germany Must Be Made Great. But Nat Armed

Bevin Against Arming German Military Units   Opposed To Acheson’s Plan He Tells Big Three Meeting.

Big Three To Chart Plans For Defense   4 U.S., Britain and France Spurred To Action By Reds

Bevin Opposes Arming German In Europe Plan   British Minister - Arrives For Fotks On Joint Defense

Russian Demand For Hirohito Trial Attacked By U.S,   Official Rejection Of. Rex Request Due Soon; Term Charge ‘Smoke Screen’

Official State Department Note Rejecting Kremlin’s Demand Wi!1 Go Forward Within A Few Days

U.S. Rejects:  Soviet Demand   Request for Belated Trial Of Hirohito Attacked

‘Reinforcements For The AP News Service Expands Staff  Covering Korean Campaien

 Tougher Campaign Than Any One Dreamed Associated Press Expands Far Eastern Staff ‘To Give Top Coverage On Korean War Front

UN Studies Formation Of International Legion To Fight in Korean War

Hungarian Commies Decry Ciosing Of U. S. Consulates   Notify U. S. They Will Not Tolerate In Future Anv Foreign Interference In Internal Affairs   British Press Gives Okay To Recognition Of Commie:

Retallatory Closure Of Cleve. land, New York ConsuIntae Attarkad   CONSULAR OFFICES WILL CLOSE DOWN JANUARY 15

BAD WEATHER OVER COUNTRY   Rain, Snow, Chill Winds To Be General Over Nation Today.

Easter Ushers in Chill Breezes for Most of Country   But Celebration Will Be One of Biggest in History, Experts Say

CHURCH HEADS AWAIT RECORD AT SERVICES   Built-in Ear Muffs To Be Required In Parades

Weather Lays Rotten Egg, But Easter To Be One Of Largest in U. S. Histor

LOCAL WEATHER      AMERICAN ‘LOST BATTALION’ FOUGHT WAY¥-T0 U.S. LINES   Cut Through Trap ; After Encircled By North Koreans

Lost Battalion Rejoins Outfit: Second Cut-Off   Yanks Fight Way Out Of Trap; Forced To Leave Wounded

Rail Workers Return To  Their Jobs. —   Post Office = +". Lifts 15-State 4" Embargo" ry Math i

Truman To Speak At 10 P.M. Friday  Will Tell U. S. How It Must Tighten Belt

Truman to Broadcast On Friday   Expects to Have “Defense Production Act” by That Time.

Truman Plans Fireside Chat Friday Night   Korean War and Home Front Needs Will Be  Revealed in Broadcast

Truman Plans lighter Belts Speech Friday  Controls Bill Near   Controls Bill Near Passage And Natior To Get Its Import

LEANER LIVING IN STORE FOR U. $. CIVILIANS   Truman to Give Views In ‘Fireside Chat’ Tomorrow Night

TRUMAN TO SPEAK ATS P.M. FRIDAY   “FIRESIDE CHAT” WILL BE CARRIED ON ALL MAJOR RADIO NETWORKS.

Truman to Air His Views On Leaner Living  New Home-Front Bill Te   New Home-Front Bill To Be Explained

Controls Bill Promised Soon, Truman Sets Broadcast Friday   Americans To Be Told What They Face in Way of Leaner Living by President

President  To Broadcast  Friday Night Expects Controls  Bill on His Desk By That Time

Truman to Broadcast _ Tomorrow as Congress Promises Defense Bill   Aske $60 Million

Truman, Given Blank Check On Home-Front Mobilization “Bill. to Broadcast Friday

Truman Will Talk  To Nation Friday Congress Promises Control Bill Soon

‘ruman Planning ‘o Make Report riday Evening To Tell Nation  Prospects For Leaner Living’

Unusual Situation  Holds Interest of  lowa Politicians Grimes and Linn  To Quit; No One Out for Treasurer

Explosion Takes 2 Persons’ Lives   Engineer, Fireman Die In Tug Blast; Inquiry Launched

“CZECH DENTAL ASSISTANT FLEES POSSIBLE SLAVERY   “Voluntary” Joining of Th Labor   Perilous Way Across Borde: Led by Guide for Friendship Sake

Flight Of Dentist's Assistant Typifies Escape Of Thousands From Domination By Communists In Eastern Europe Countries

Refugee From Behind Iron Curtain Tells Inside ‘Story of Life He Flec

Capitol Hill Blood Pressures Raised When Hoffman Suggested More Import.

Attempt to Wreck 2 Trains   No One Injured After Derailment Try In Chicago

TRAIN WRECK EFFORT FAILS   ‘Derailment Attempted of  Two Fast Passengers ‘Near Chicago.

2Crack Trains N early Wrecked as” Track’‘is Deliberately Blocked~

Attempt Made To Derail Two Crack Trains   Deliberate Effort Made To Wreck Fast Passenger Trains At Chicago, 470 On Board Uninjured

Train Wrecking Attempts Fail   Material Is Piled on Rails at Chicago: Studies Are Made.

Gun Bombardments In Progress For  Two Days From Dawn to Dusk; Main Blows Fall On Inchon, Port For Long-Lost Seoul;  Commando Raids agvasa Gamnto bests

To Oppose Truman's Controls   Taft Leads Republican Fight To Deny All-Out Powers To President

War Curbs Face Fight  In Senate  Taft to Oppose  House Measure ~ As Giving Truman Unnecessary Power

‘House Sends Wage, Prices Bill to Senate   Democrat Chiefs Forecast Defeat For Taft’s Groun

GOP FIGHTING CONTROL POWER FOR TRUMAN   Taft Says Congress Should Have Power Not President

Talmadge Defies Segregation Ban  But Others Hail Ruling As Beneficial

DECISION IRKS GOV, TALMADGE   Georgian Shouts Defiance Against Shattering Old Tradition

Decision Hit  By Talmadge  a , . oa.   Governor Declares  ‘Line Is Drawn‘

Supreme Court Decisions Defied by Georgia Governor In First Southern Reaction

GEORGIA IS SHOUTING DEFIANCE   Governor Tallmadge Declares Negroes  Will Not Be Allowed

Georgia Governor Vows Defiance Of High Court Rulings On Segregation   Talmadge Says Negroes Will Not Be Admittex To White Schools While He’s In Office; Some Hail Tribunal’s Orders

lowa Candidates For Senate Swap More Verbal Blow:   Beardsley Says lowa Government A Model for U. S.

To Decidelf Dr. Sanders Goes To Jail For Life   12 Middle-Aged Men Jurors Begin Today Deliberating Whether Death Was Murder

HERE'S HOW U.S. SPENDS TAX DOLLAR   Swedish King Gustav TH With Sore Throat

Yanks, Allied Troops Mow  Down Enemy   ‘Warplanes Join In Night Battle To Block N. Koreans

Taegu Lunge Is Believed To Be Halted   Communists Engaged in Desperate Effort Force Allies Out and End War by Sept. 1

New Lunge For Taegu Broken By U.S. Force   Planes Team With Artillery To Stop Invaders

Communists Building For  Final Drive   Planes, Big Guns Take Heavy Toll

Allies Claim 3-Day Toll Of 11,000 Red Casualties   NORTH KOREANS CONTINUE BUILDUP ON SOUTH, CENTRAL FRONTS

Three-Day Total Claimed by U.N.   Red Koreans in All-Out Desperate Attempt to End War Bv Deadline of August 31

SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES IN 9-DE7 FITACK   Allied Planes Smash At Force Aimed At Taegu Area

Allies Yield Only  In One Sector for Two-Mile Loss; Night Bombers Are Guided By Phosphorous Shells; Claim 11,000 Casualties Among Red Koreans

llies Continue tiff Assaults; ) Shins Blasted.   ‘Make Big Buildups Upon Two Fronts  ee  iz Continue To

North Koreans Suffer Casualties  Totaling 11,000   Report Twe Red Ammunition, Troop Ships Knocked Out; Drive On Taegu Believed Broken

Desperate In Try To Break U. N. Battle. lines And End War By August 31 As Red Premier Requested: Artillery Effective.

11,000 Casualties Inflicted During Three-Day Battle   Reds Continue Making Big Buildups On The Central And Southern Fronts For Push That May Be Their Last; Treops, Ships Reported Knocked Out Of Action

Plane Big Gun Teams Save Taegu   Commies Mass for Blow on Main Allied Port. at Southeastern Tip of Peninsula   Airmen Note Move      General Warns Kim on Responsibility for  Mosearran

—2 SECTORS —  Timetable To Run Out In 10 Days   NIGHT BATTLE HALTS THRUST

North Koreans Rush Supplies To Two Fronts   Build-Up Seen As Final Drive On U.N. Forces

Enemy Continues To Build Up Forces For What May Be Final Push — South Korean Naval Units Knock Out Two Red Troop And  Ammo Ships — U. S. Planes, Big Guns Team Iln Ta Stan Thrant Narth O88 Taran

11,000 Casualties Inflicted by Yanks In Two-Day Battles   Invaders Regroup for Big Push on South and Central Fronts: Troop Ships Lost

Lunge For Taegu Broken   N. Koreans Mass in Contrel, Southern Areas for Wheat May Be Lest Big Push

Police Head's Revolt Try In lraq Subdued   Chief Quickly Jailed Without Bloodletting

rag Coup Foiled Leader Arrested  Pre-Dawn Try Halted With No Bloodshed

Bet Santa Claus Did It for Kids   West Virgmians Investigate ..The Bombing of Two Rural Schools Christmas Eve

War-Alerted Solons to Act  Various Must Items Lp for Consideration

War Threat Arouses Solons To Action Congress To Tackle Major Legislation

Solons Ready  — Crisis Plans   ‘Congress Expected ta Give  Tronian Vast Powers  } Denes Wien Mess telne

Tornado Strikes At Rhinelander:  Two Lost in River  Wind Lashes Area In Major Disaster Power Lines Down

Winds Hit Speed Of 120 Miles an Hour at Times  Situation Called ‘hAgior Disaster’

Enemy Retreats All Along Icy 250-Mile Front   U.S. Planes Down Russian-Made Jets in Pair of Dogfights

Enemy Forces Withdraw All Along Freezing 250-Mile Front As Yank Planes Down Red Jet, Roar Out to Blast New Enemy Positions

Might Give BonnAdded Authority   Proposals Are Presented by American. British Delegations: Industry Is Discussed   No Revision Due   No Formal Change Is Contemplated by West Allies

Big 3 Discusses Lifting of Some German Controls   Bonn Government Would Get More Power in West Zone

Big 3 Debates On More Power For W. Germany  No Change in Law, But Less Control Proposed At London Sessionc

Local Forecast   Big 3 Agree On Policies  For Germany   Details Lacking, But Relaxed Occupation Controls Are Discussed

WESTERN POWERS PONDER EASING Of REIGH CONTROL   Revision Of Occupation Statule Nat Involved In Thieeuiesions

West Allies Talk Controls  Unfreezing Of Reins In Germany Studied

EASING REICH CONTROLS DEBATED   Americans, British Make Proposal To Give Bonn Powers

West Powers Discuss Germat  Control Easing Proposal Is Part Of  Plan to Balster Western Defenses

More Freedom For W. Germany Is Considered   U.S., British Propose Relaxing Controls O: Bonn Government

Unfreezing’ In Germany Big 3 Topic   Relaxing of Occupational Powers and Easing of Restrictions Talked at London Conference

May Ease Occupation Controls   German Problems To Hold Attention Of Foreign Ministers Most Of Today

Big Three To Study Lifting Some Controls   Unfreezing Some Of German Restrictions Debated Today

Big Three Debate Easing Controls On W. Germany   Study Harnessing of Industrial Power To West

U.S. And Britain Favor Self - Rule   Propose To Let Present Regulations Remain In Force But Give Germans More Control By Less Rigid Enforcement

WERS TALK OUT EASING STRICTIONS   Three Foreign Ministers lebate Unfreezing Some Occupation Controls On West Germany   DVERS WIDE RANGE

Big Three in Agreement on German Policy   Decide To Incorporate Country into Western Europe Politically

Dead Fish Break Nets in Green Bay  AR ARM tL. # *£e2. F   40,000 Lbs. Lifted: Lake Lacks Oxygen

It Is Not At All True That Wives Will Lose Their Social Security Benefits

Legal Trouble Stacks up on Mine Leader   Lewis and UMW Face Two Injunctions as Coal Crisis Spreads ~Air Lift Requested

One-Two Punch Is Readied for Lewis Miners   Curbs on Demands And Back-to-Work Order in Prospect

Court Will File First Injunction In Capital Today   Union Boss Faces T-H Order Next Week; Chanute Air Base Asks For Canadian Coal Airlift

Provides for. Resumption of Coal Mining  Customarily Set Work Requested -

Miketish Must  Serve Sentence   Gifford Man Refused New Trial for Murder

10 CLERGYMEN SENTENCED BY CZECH COURT   Catholic Monks and Abbots Accused of Spying and Treason.

MONK SENTENCED TO LIFE TERM BY CZECH RED COURT   Nine Others. Get Lighte  Terms; Accused Of Spy EE eee re ee

Church Leader: Sent To Prison.  By Czech Reds   Institute Director Draws Life Term ‘On High Treason Charge

Czechs Sentence Priest To Life  Co-Defendants Givers Tens For ‘Treason’

Life in. Prison for Churchman   9 Catholic Clergymen Given Lighter Terms

PRIEST HANDED LIFE SENTENCE   Nine Co-Defendants Receive Lesser Raps by Czechs For ‘Spying’

Czechs Convict Priests as Spies  10 Are Sentenced To Prison Terms

lll Wind Proves Everybody Good  Money Scattered By Wind. Al! Returned

U.S. Cancer Rate To Rise,  Scientist Says   OY eS OS TS co a ~~  Mortality From Disease Climbs;  Swmntame [ ackine

State Rests Case In Mercy Slaying  Calls 9 Witnesses In Trial of Girl

 Defense Calls Family Doctor  State Rests In Trial of Girl  For Mercy Slaying of Father

Mercy Slaying Defense Opens   Doctor on Stand in Trial of Girl Who Killed Father

‘—GIRL KILLER — State Rests In Mercy  Death Case   PROSECUTION TOOK 24 HOURS

‘State Rests In Mercy Killing Case   Daughter Shot Father ~ Suffering From Cancer.

State Abruptly Rests Case In ‘Mercy Killing’   Attending Doctor Is First Witness In Girl’s Defense

State Rests in Mercy Slaying   Carol Ann Paight Killed Dad, Charge

Mines Chief Tells Truman National Emergency Near   Judge Gunther Makes Gubernatorial Bid   Kunkel Hits ‘Deficit Spending’ By Gov. Duff’s Administration

Kunkel Raps Duff Administration On ‘Deficit Spending   Charges Governor Fell Hei  To Program, Threw State On Deficit Financing

SCORE OF GUARD "AIR FORGE UNITS CALFED 70 DUT}   They Will Report to Bases in Five States Between Oct. 11 and 21, Congressmen Say.   WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO GROUND TROOPS   Strength Is Not DisclosedThree in Oklahoma Are Among Those Summoned  for Active Service.

Food Bill Leading In Price Hikes   Congress Is Urged Te Give Truman Quick Roil-Back Authority,

‘There’ S No Talk About A ‘Dunkerque’ At The Front, Think They Will Stay Just About Where They Are

NO’ OUNKIRK  Gen. Church Says U.S. Will Not Be Pushed Out of Korea

Navy Clamps Secrecy Shroud Around Strange Foreign Sub   Convicted Traitor Disappears Near Spot Where Sub Last Seen

Navy Shrouds. Submarine Hunt In Secrecy Craft Sighted Néar Spot Where Traitor Disapbneared:

Man Convicted Of Treason Is Said Missing  hd nw dence Ileda   Modern Underseas Craft Is Sighted OF Pacific Coast

Coast Guard Spots Craft Near Spot Where He Disappeared   Navy Silent About Search—Theodore Donay of Detroit Is Missing Man

SAVED ANGELO BOY'S LIFE  Wheezy lron Lung Honored In Polio Foundation Report

‘Hail Life-Saving Record of ‘Old F-12’, Much-Travelled 6-Year-Old Iron Lung

6 CANDIDATES PASS PETITIONS FOR ALDERMEN   Candidates Can File January 3; Petitions Are Now Available.

CITY ELECTION ACTIVITY NEAR IN MT. VERNON      Petitions for Aldermanic Can didates Will Be Available Monday.

Congressional Republicans Announce 99-Word Platform for Fall Election

Hunt D. C. Stephenson As Parole Violatc.   Former Indiana Klan Dragon But Recently Releas ed From Prison Disappears at Cairo, Il.

Truman's Man Concedes Defea   Allison Congratulates Hennings in Missouri

Commission. Would Limit ROK Control   U.N. Wouldn't Turn N. Korea Over ‘to Rhee, Government at Present

RUSSIA PROTESTS SHOOTING DOWN OF SOVIET PLANE   Says Attack on Bomber Off Korea Was Unprovoked— Denies It Approached American Warships.   ‘U. S. ENVOY REFUSES TO RECEIVE NOTE   IMoscow Demands Compensation for Loss of Three Lives and Destruction of Graft.

Punishment Demanded in Soviet Note   Charge Violation of International Law in Broadeast

They Blame ‘Outrage’ On U.S.   Russians Claim Plane Carried No Bombing Armament

Reds Blame US In Plane  Inridant   _Vishinsky Says Craft Was On - Training Flight’

U. S. Rejects Protest, Wants Airing In U. N.   Russia Says Plane Carried Neither Bombs Nor Torpedoes. Did Not Shoot

Russia Claims Plane Attack Not Provokex   Bomber. On Training Flight, Says Soviet Note To U: S.

Claims Plane Shot Down Was Unarmed  ' Broadcast Says Ambassador F Refuse

GLAIN PLANE We oflOT DOWN WAS TRAINEE   Ambassador Kirk Refuses to Accept Red Protest.

Soviets Claim Plane Was on Training Flight   Demand U. S. Pay Damages, Punish Those Responsible

Korean Attack Toward Taegu  Held in Cheek   Enemy Reported Pouring  'Thrangh Hole in Area  of Pohane

Warnind Given:  Reds Say Downed Plane Was  Victim of Unprovolied Attacl

U. S. Refuses  Soviet Protest Violation Is Charged   Violation Is Charged In Plane Downing

Russia Claims  Red Bomber Attack Vietim  Soviet Note Charges 3 Fliers Killed,

Red Bomber Incident Hit By Russians   Radio Moscow Says Ambassador Fails To Accept Note

Red ire Aroused by Plane Incident Off Korean Coast   Russia Claims Craft on Training Mission._—Aaks Bmericon Compensation.

[Plane an Unarmed Training Craft, Say Russ; U. 5. Turns Down Protest

Russia Asks Compensation For*Unprovoked’U.S. Attack On Soviet Bomber Off Korea

Russia Protests Downing of Red Plane off Korea  U.S. Charged With ‘Outrageous Violation’

Soviet Note Calis Attack Unprovoked   Claims Bomber Was on Training Flight; Warning  In Rucciann Ranly

RUSSIA SAYS DOWNED PLANE WAS UNARMED   Accuses U. S. Fighter: Of Shooting Down 3 Red Trainees

MOSCOW SAYS DOWNED CRAFT ONLY TRAINER   Ambassador Refuses To Accept Note Before UN

Vishinsky Claims  Plane Unarmed   Lays Blame On U.S. For ‘Criminal Action’ In Bomher Incident. 3 Russ Deaths

Russia Says Bomber Victim  Of Unprovoked Attack by U.S.   Ambassador and State Department Refuse To Accept Note, Say It’s Matter for UN

Russians “Deny” ~ Bomber Charge  Say Craft Simply Or      Say Craft Simply O1 Training Flight

Wage Offer Voted Down By Workers   Rejection Based On Unwillingness To Accept Any New Agreement Which Did Net Include Retroactive Pay To ‘May 1   SOMETHING MAY BE WORKED OUT TODAY

A BUILDING REPOR'   Superintendent of Schools Says Cordley Progress Te Satisfactory :

ING REPORT   Superintendent of School: Says Cordley Progress Is Satisfactory

ET  AL TINULN, EXPECTED   Retiring President Deems Meeting Sept. 19 Most Important

SCS Warns Dust  Bowl Dangers  Are Increasing Wind Erosion  Damaging Larae Areas

Probers Order Defense Check   House Committee Propose: To Learn ‘True’ Status

National Defense Probe Due; Symington Hits 48 Air Connni   INCLIYDE Curse

Antifreeze Product Keeps Ag. Dept. at Boiling Point   Spry Testifies In Hearing; May Call 2 Chemists

Fight Manager Held On Bail   Palermo to be Quizzed About S. Philadelphia ‘Numbers’ Gun Fight

Chrysler Tieup Affects 100,000  Federal Mediators Get Into Picture

Split In Ranks Of House GOP’ Threatens Bloc   Breach Comes Into Open; Frequently Joined By Demos

Split In House Republican Ranks May Weaken Chance Of GOP-Dixiecrat Alliance

Republican Rift Hurts Coalition   Keefe Reads Riot Act at Caucus in Tilt on Rules Changes

“Just A Little Trouble,’ Moans GOP Over Groun’s Failure To Stand Pat

GOP Split To Hamper House Coalition  Democrat- Republi can Combine Hurt By

G.O.P. Split Might Slow 2-PartyGrip   Republicans Vote Down Proposed Rules Move in House; Leaders Seoff at Rumors   Gains Are Doubted   Many Feel Leadershir ‘Taken In? by ‘Demos’ in House

Navy Rescues Elder Seamen   Survivors of Lost Tender Found on Life Rafts

Rescue Planes Circle Scene  As Dusk Falls   Bulk Of Crew Of Missing Naval Tender Elder Believed Safe As Seamen Trausferred To Comstock

Fulbright Again Asks RFC Probe  ee et -- gs   Opposes More Time For Loan Payments

FEPC Bill, Virtually Dead For This Year, Discussed Today by Truman, Lucas

At Least Nine Persons. Dead In Flood Areas   Thousands in Canada Oklahoma Are Driven From Their Homes

Rent Control To Get Trial Vote Monday   Cain Filibuster Ends After 12 Hours-Bill Faces Move to Send  It Back to Committee

Filibuster Is Ended In Senate   Will Vote Monday On Motion to Send Measure Back To Banking Group

Rent Control Test Monday   Congress Agrees to Vote After 12-Hour Fikbuster By Cain

Weary Senate Agrees to Rent  Vote Monday   Cain Filibuster Ends After 12 Hours on Wherry Motion

CAN FILIBUSTER im DOWN AFTER TOHOUR SESSION   Test, Vote Scheduled On Move To Return Bill To .  Cammitise

Cain Quits Filibuster On Rent Bil   Weary Senate To Voie On Monday

New Extension Of Controls May Lose Out   Sen. Cain Spearhead: Marathon; Wherry Motions For Test

Monday Vote Scheduled on Rent Control   Weary Senate Agrees to Convene Monday After Cain’s Talk Marathon That Lasts 12 Hours

Weary Senate Agrees to Permit Test Vote Monday on Extension of Rent Controls

Ballot on Rent Control Monday. Filibuster Ends   Agreement Reached After Senator Cain Talks for ]2 Hours

Test Voting Set On Rent Control By Tired Senate   Filibuster Ended Early This Morning Bvy Senator Cain

SENATORS T0 VOTE ON RENT BILL MONDAY   Test is Agreed on After 12-Hour Filibuster by Senator Cain, Opponent of Measure.   # SESSION LASTS OVER 16 HOURS   Vote Monday Will Be on Motion to Send Bill Back to Committee; Demos Expect Victory.

Cain Filibuster Pushes Chamber Into Long  Meet   Agreement Finally Brings Adjournment  Of 16 Hour Session

Senate Agrees to Test Vote on Rent Controls   Wherry Motion, if It ls Approved, Kills It; Cain Ends Filibuster

RENT CONTROL VOTE MONDAY   Senate Test To Come After Collapse of 12Huur Filibuster.

Cain Prevents ‘ Friday Decision By 12-Hour Talk   Weekend Recess Taken After 18-Hour Session

Vote Monday — on Rent Control   Senator Cain in 12-Hour Filibuster

Senate Plans. Test Vote On Rent Control   Motion To Send Measure  Back To Committee !s  Scheduled As Senator  Ends Wis Filibuster

Senate to Hold Test Vote On Rent Controls   Cain Filibuster Breaks Down After 12-Hour Marathon Session

Senate Agrees  To Test Vote On Curb Measure Cain Talks 12 Hours:  Vote Could Recommit Controls Bill, Kill It

Rent Controls Face Major Test Monday   12-Hour Filibuster by Senator Cain Delays Final Vote on Bill

Rent Contro Bill Up For Test Monday   Marathon Session Ends Early Today ; Lueas Is Set Back

Senate Votes Monday on Rent Controls   Cain in 12-Hour Filibuster: Session Ends at 2.40 a. m.

Record-Long Session Ends   Wherry Motion” to Bury Bill to Be Voted on Métidey

Senate Agrees to Test Vote on Rent Bill After All-Night Filibuste   Chamber to Vote Monday on Move That Might Kill Control Measure; Accord Follows 12-Hou Tajik Fest by Sen. Cain, Wasington Republicar

Rent Control Filibuster Ends; Vote Monday  Wherry Submits Moatinn ta Kill

Recommittal Would Kill Control Bill   Democrats Expect To Stave It Off— Lucas Set Back

Vote Scheduled On Wherry's Motion To Send Bill Racak To Committee; Move Seen As Setback For Locas

Senate Acts After a Fill buster Lasting Twelve Hours   A SETBACK FOR LUCAS   Measure Calls for Extensior of Curbs For Another 6 Months

Lucas Given Setback Weary Senators Plan Test Vote on Rent Setup Monday

Cain's Filibuster Lasts 12 Hours; One Of Longest   Agree To Adjourn When Body Schedules Baltot On Wherrv's Motion

Lengthy Session Brought fo End After Filibuster  * Ballas on n Measur re Tr, Recubmit Bill

RENT TEST-VOTE SET FOR MONDAY   Sen. Cain’s Filibuster Ends After 12 Hours

Senate Vote On Rent Controls Set For Monday   Agreement Comes After 12-Hour Filibuster By Sen. Cain.

Filibuster Folds Alter 12 Hours   Cain Pushes Senate To 16-Hour Marathon Session On Ceilings

Agreement Ends Cain’s Filibuster:  Move May Kill . Debated Measure

SENATE PLANS TEST VOTE MONDAY   Upper House Holds 16-Hour 40-Minute Session   SENATOR CAIN   Holds Floor For 12 Hours; Move To Adjourn Made At 2:40 A. M.

Agree To Ballot After Filibuster By Senator Cain   Vote To Send Bill Back To Banking Committee Could Kill Rent Control Measure

SENATE AGREES TO VOTE MONDAY ONRENT CONTROL   ADJOURNS FOLLOWING 16 HOURS, INCLUDING FILIBUSTER BY CAIN

SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES CLINCHER FOR U. S. Britain, France, Aussies Expected  To Offer UN Military Aid In Korea

Expect France And Britain lo —_ Aid  nent kg val To San sei hie tite

Rail Walkout Ended: Mail Embargo Of}   Postal Department Relaxes Ban As Men Return To Work

Rail Strike Ends; Ban on Mail Liffed   Holiday Packages Again on Way as Men Return to Work

Postal Chief Sees Normal Service Soon   Trainmen Bow to President's Appeal, Return to Work

UN 0     WY CONFER WITH STALIN   -Secretary. Hopes-To Discuss ; The. Cold War... .

Stalin Parley On Cold War Aim of UN Chie!   Secretary General Will Be In Moscow Sometime During Jay

Oil Monopoly Suit Hits 7 Major Firms   U.S. Seeks to Force Producers Out of Retail Business

Oil Producers Face Lawsuit   Government Files Case Against Seven Firms At Los Angeles

Anti-lrust Suit Names ] Producers   Government Charges Monopoly in Retail, Production Setup

House Committee Votes To Impose Dividend Tax  Seek Crackdown On Dodgers Of Income Levy *

House Committee Votes Withholding Tax On Dividends   Ways and Means Group Rejects Bid for $400  Million Tax Increase

Acts To Stop Tax Dodging OnDividends   House Committee Votes 10 Percent Withholdine Tax

House Group OKs Dividend Tax  But Junks HST’s Plan For Levy Hikes

Holdback Levy Is Voted by House Group on Dividends   House Strategy Sets Trap to Catch Tax Dodgers on Income

Move to Tighten Tax on Dividends  Reject Inheritance, Gift Levy Increase

Tide of Human Misery Moving With U.N. Forces In Their Retreat to the South

REFUGEES ARE TURNED BACK AT 38TH PARALLEL   : Thousands and Thousands Halted in Fliaht Before Red Armies.

Korean Refugees Fleeing Red Tide Find Parallel 38 Barrier   Thousands Attempt to Go Farther South

 —~ALLIES HALT REFUGEES— Human Misery Piles Up At Korea’s Parallel 38

‘Korean Retugees Flee Southward ‘ Before Onrushing Hordes of Reds

Door To Safety Slammed Shut At Parallel 38   Koreans Flee Pyongyang  Before Advance Of Red   Chinese Troops On City

Parallel 38 Is End of Road And Hopes tor Thousands of Refugees Fleeing Southward

Parallel 38° End of Line For Refugees   ~ Thousands Fleeing Reds in North Korea  Halted at Sariwon; . Bewildered. Miserable

Korean Retugees Halted I by GPs At 38th Parallel    Thousands Fleeing Communists Cling To Railroad Cars But Are Halted At Kumchon, With No Way To Turn

MAYOR FORSYTH SPENDS RESTFUL NIGHT, IS BETTFF      Condition Still Serious, However, at E., St. Louis Hospital.

LUTHERANS JOIN CHURCH COUNCIL   Unprecedented Action Voted.at: Des Moines

SOUTHERN RR STOPS TRAINS   Violence Flares es Pickets Claim Railroad Official Trys ‘Run Down’

Workers Accept New Pay Hike Offer; Service To Be Resumed At Once

Lausche Asks Same Car Tag For 3 Years  Offers Plan To Hel; Save Steel For U.S. Defense Demands

‘World Has Stacefricht,” Movie Director Says   Ry Alfred Hitchcock

CHARLES ROSS SUCCUMBS 10 HEART ATTACK   Press Secretary and. Life Long Friend of President ‘Tinta Dies Suddenly Tueslay — Survived by Wife and Two Song,

One Element Of Troops Break Trap   Chinese Commies Keep Pouring In From Maneburia

Yank Garrison Begins Pulling Out of Wonsan   Chinese Pouring Into Korea From North: Planes Attack Troops

Marine And Army Units Aifacking Resisting Reds  Chinese Pouring In From Manchuria Te

Some Break Through  , One Trap But More Reds Bar Way to Hamhung; Planes Back Men With  » Dawn-to-Dusk Attacks.

Marines, Infantry Fighting Fiercely In Blinding Snow   American Troops In Savage Battle For Life—Chinese Reds Continue To Pour in From Manchuria  Tec: Ee awe: Rb eee

CONTINUE T0 BUILD POWER   ‘Encircled Groups Join Forces; Planes Hit } Enemy Troops

Savage Battle Being Waged ir Blinding Snow  e Infantry   Marines, Infantry Groups Linked for Push Toward Coast

U.S. Garrison is Pulling Out From Wonsan  Three Destroyers Cover Withdrawal

Wonsan Lost . In American  Dunkerque’   Marine. Army Units Lunge Against Communist Wall, One Trap Broken

Some Break Through From South Tip Of Changjin Res ervoir; Some Traverse Six  Miles To Koto

COMMUNISTS CONTINUE TO BUILD POWER   Encircled Groups Join Forces; Planes Hit Enemy Troops

Men Stage © Savage Fight For Life in $-Miie Trek   Reds Still Bar Americans’ Way To Hangnam Port On East Goast

Red Force Reported Over 38th Parallel   Dunkerque-Type Evacuation Likely As U.S. Troops Fiaht Toward East Coast

Gamblers’ Tax Records  May Be Accessible Soon   Chairman of Senate Crime Investigating Committee Believes Order Making Them Available Will Clear White House Next Week—Master File of Known and Suspected Operators of Rackets Is Being Built Up.

World's Headlines Today Ilitler’s Nazis Invaded ‘Russia Nine Years Ago

‘Headline Tour Shows Status of Cold War Nine Years After ‘Hitler's Nazis Slashed Into Russia

Williams, Kelly Trade Vote Blows   GOP Charges Dems Packing Jury; Big Vote Is Lauded

Crash Victims Back In Texas   Limping Plane Bring: 9 B-36 Survivors

One Engine Out— Rescued Airmen  Arrive At Base  In Limoine Plane

Crippled Plane Lands Nine Survivors Of Wrecked B-36 Ai Airport In Fort Worth

Avoid New Tragedy —  Crippled Airliner   Crippled Airliner Carrying B-36 Survivors Lands Safely

FBI Plan For Internal U. S. Security Placed  In Operation Following Korea Intervention

FBI Initiates Long-Laid Plans For Tightening U. S. Internal Security

Security Plans Put Into Action   President’s Orders Sets FBI To Work Or ‘Long-Laid Scheme

SECURITY LINES INU, §, TIGHTEN   Present Crisis Gives FBI Opportunity To Keep Closer Guard,

F.B. 1. ALERT FOR SABOTAGE   Long - Made Plans For Tightening Security Put Into Effect  en, enteral ie  VAs ALS CIlipBprAserReir.sere

FBI Readies Tight Check On Security Inside U. S.   Acts Of Sabotage Avoided By Guard Of Group’s Agents

Army Of 3 Million Will Be Built, Says Truman, To Halt Reds   President Issues Biot Ultiniatian Against World Commnnurisms Chief Executive Says U- 5. Weanpe Pance tnd Seeedag: Far tll Nations

President Says U. 5. Will Build Big Armed Force   Action Is Blunt. Warning To Reds

World Hears Rallying Cry   Army of 3 Millions To Balk Aggression

Truman Fires Blast In His Radio Speech   Says US Te Build Armed Force of Three Million Men

Truman in Warning  To Russia  Says U. 5. to Call Three Million to  Aeemndt Baeeanc Fn

Armed Forces Will Build fo 3 -illion: Truman  President Warns Russia Against wm ef... A mmewee?

Truman Warns Reds In Blunt Message  President Assures World U. S.  prrrrar AAA rAcCINN

Nation ‘Backs Truman on...  Doubling Army   Talk Rallies Nations 04 _ Free World To Onnoxce Reds

3 Million Men Military Goal, Truman States   He Warns Russia Not Teo Underestimate U, §, Might. Aims

U.S. fo Block Aggression, Cavs Truman    President Speaking lo Nation * Warns Soviet Union Nation Will Fight for Freedom

Truman Gives Ultimatum To Commies  Says U. S. To Build Ria Armed Force

Truman Says U.S. Will Build Armed Force Of 3 Million To Stop Reds

Warns America Fork Stand  For Aggression   Says U.S. Has No Imperialistic Aims In Far East

Truman Issues Ultimatum   Says U. S. Will Build Armed Force Of Three Million

Nations Of Free World Are Rallied   President Warns That U. S. Building Armed Force Of 3,000,000  To Block Aggression.

Says Armed Forces To Be Built Up To Three Million Men   Warns Communists U. S. Will Fiahs

U. 5. fo Build Three-Million-Man Armed Force Against Reds - Truman

TRUMAN WARNS 0.8.10 FIGHT RED ADVANCE  Nation Wants Peace,  But Will Meet Force  — With Force, PresioS. fee We. Hey hnMEe

Cicero Townchin   Experts Say ‘Ike’ Can Form Army in Time for GOP Draft

GOV. WILLIAMS CENSURED FOR RADIO SPEECH   Irate Republican Solons Set Precedent For Legislature

Angry Senators Rap Radio Talk   Governor Weds GOP, New Consumer Taxes in Fiery Rebuttal

iMarquette WU. Man Named Conciliator Utility Anti-Stri ke Law Is Invoked In Phone Co. Dispute

U. S. Sweeps 21,000 Mexicans Back Across Border in April   But Many More Steai Across Line Despite Immigration Agents Potroling With Planes, Jeeps and Horseback

Victim Describes Two Days of Horror  '\Para-Medies Rescue Crash Survivor

Donw’tLetRussiaF ool You, YugoslavMinister W arns   Soviet’s Peace Declarations Are Insincere, Kardelj Tells United Nations Political Committee

Vishinsky Is Facing Defeat On Proposal   U. S. And British Spokesmen Reject ‘Diversionary’ Move

UN Support Mounts For U.S. Plan   Vishinsky Move Seen As Attempt To Delay Action

Ask Truman For Summary OfU. 5. Commitments  Also Want Data On Strength On Hand Thr AAsoat Damande

For Balance Sheet     Sen. Martin Asks For  Korean Incident Facts Enlly and Nafanca Plan

GERMANY SEEN AS POWDER KEQ   OFINIONS TEFER 9§N HOW RUSSIA WILL REACT TO BRUSSELS DECISIONS.

Russian Reaction  To Europe Army Awaited By Pact   Germany Might Become Another Political ‘Powder Keg’

Allies Stand By For Russ Move After Brussels  West Germans ‘Offered Arms To Join Ike

Rearming Of Germans May Incite Third World War   COMMIES EXPECTED TO STIR UP TROUBLE

Germany Is Key to Crisis In Europe  Western Powers Wa   Western Powers Wait To See How Russia Reacts to Arming

Western Allies Await Reaction From Russia   United States, Britain And France Expected To Meet With Soviets On Showdown — Brussels — Derician Hit Ry 11662

Rearmament Showdown Is  Coming Soon   U. S., England, France Agree To Meet Soviet In Knockdown Debate Over Germany; Five Nations Join Ike’s Force   ty ARTHUR GAVSHON AND CARTER L. DAVIDSON

Germany Turns into Powder Keg  W estern Allies Await Kremlin’s Reaction to Move:

Decision To Rearm Reich Poses New International Crisis   Russian Reaction To Western Allies’ Arms Offer To Reich Awaited Anxiously Among Pact Nations; Germany Eyed Major Factor

Next Move Russia's as Europe Defense Plans Spotlight Germany   BY ARTHUR GAVSHON AND PAaARTER 1.. DAVIDSON

Western Allies Ready to Meet Russia for Showdown  ‘Crisis Makes Reich Political Powder Keg

British Housewives Propose Boycott Against High-Price Fruits V esetables

IDLE YANKEES WIN: AMERICAN LEAGUE FLAG   Detroit Is Eliminated From Race By Loss To Cleveland

Badly Wanted Public Enemy Now in Prison   Glen Roy Wright One The 10 Most Wanted Criminals Captured In Kansas Town

Nab Former Associate of Gangsters  —“_,_ aT   Glen R. Wright One of Ten Most Wanted by FBI

Body Of Attractive Brunet Found In Automobile On Lonely Stretch Of Road Near Her Turtle Creek Home   SLAYING OCCURRED SOMETIME SATURDAY

Kowaleski Guilty, Decision of Jury  $720-in- Bribes Given Town of Lake Official

Haste Urged In European Army, Pace Tells Allies   Secretary Of Army Says Pact Nations Not Ready To Fight

Not Prepared, Allies Warned   Secy. Pace Tells Pact Conference To Follow U.S. Lead

Spur Arming, Allies Warned   , Pact Nations Held Unready for War   Acheson ‘Hopeful’

Allies Far From Set, Pace Says   North ‘Atlantic Block   Not Nearly Ready To Withstand Red Invasion

PACT NATIONS OPEN PARLEY AT BRUSSELS   Spurred by Red Threats And Thrusts Ministers Meet to Muster International Army   WARNING FROM PACE!

N. Atlantic Allies Not Ready -- Pace   Secretary of Army Says U. S. Will Hel, If Other Nations Help Themselves

Secretary Pace Warns Europe To Help Itself   Tells North Atlantic Allies Defenses Are ‘Ear From Ready’

North Atlantic Nations Open Brussels Talks   Persuading Germans To Supply Troops Toughest Problem

Allies Not Prepared For Red. Attack, Pace Warns   OPENS TWO-DAY MEETING OF ATLANTIC DEFENSE, FOREIGN MINISTERS 

ALLIES GATHER TO PLAN UNIFIED ARMY  $  (Pace Warns North Atlantic Nations W est Europe Is Unprepared For War

U.S. Army Secretary Is Speaker   Pace Says Western Europe Is Far From Prepared for Crisis

Secretary of Army Says U. S. Will Help Only if. Convinced Each Nation Is Doing Its Best; Says Progress Made

Pace Warns Pact Allies They Are Not Prepared  For Communistie Attack

ALL MUST DO SHARE  That’s the Condition for US Participation—To Assign Units Soon

Atlantic Meet Gets Under Way At Brussels   Communists Stage Parade Against “Warmonaer Acheson’

Ministers Plan 55-60 Divisions By End Of 1953   U. S. Secretary Of Army Tells Allies West Is ‘Far From Ready’

Pace Warns Europe "Far From Ready" To Meet Attack  Ways U. S. Will Aid If Each Nation Does Best

Pace Gives Sober Warning to Allies U.S. Army Secretary  Says Pact Nations Are ‘Far From Ready

North Atlantic Defense Lags, Pace Asserts   Pact Members Must Help Selves, Secretary Says

Plan Army Of Million For Europe   Atlantic Pact Nations Confer  In Brussels; Hope. For Garmane I) nite

U.S. Will Aid EuropeAllies   But Only If Nations . Do Proper Share Of Job, Warns Pace

NORTH ATLANTIC MINISTERS MEET TODAY, BRUSSELS   U. S."S FRANK PACE CALLS FOR SPEED-UP IN DEFENSE EFFORTS

Pace Declares Allied Nations Not Ready Now   Belgian Talks Map Plans For Unity, Sneedun OF Effort

U.S. Army Secretary Frank Pace Tells Pact Nations They Are ‘Far From Ready’ To Withstand Communist Assault On Western Europe—Declares At Opening Of Brussels Conference That America Will Aid Partners Only If Thev Do All They Can

U. S. Army Chief Warns North Atlantic Nations   Secretary Pace Tells Allies They Are Far .From Ready To Withstand Communist Assault

‘Allies Not Ready For Red Assault On West Europe   Paee’s. Warning. Heard Al Meeting Jn Brussels Of Atlantic -Pact) Lesders

Pace Says Atlantic Nations Are Far From Ready to Withstand Red Assault on Western Europe  Secretary Says U. S. Aid Depends On Each Country Helping Itself

Pace Says Europe Far From Ready’ For Red Assault   Urges Extreme Speed In Rearmament Race With Asiatic Power

Atlantie Pact Meeting   Decisions Vital To a ‘Free World’ Are to be Formed At Brussels

Pace Says West Europe Unable To Hold Reds   Warns North Atlanti Nations They Must Prepare For Worst

W.EuropeMust Work to Get Aid, Pace Says   Army Secretary Ignores Toughest Problem— German Troops

Unified European Army Is Goal   Atlantic Pact Allies 'Unready, Pace Warns

‘Convince Us’ Aid Deserved, US. Advises   Atlantic Mecting Hopeful of Solving neni Teene

Pact Allies Not Ready,  Pace Warns   Army Secretary Says They Are Far From Being Prepared For Communist Assault

Pace Declares Allied Nations Not Ready Now  m Talhe Adan   Belgian Talks Map Plans For Unity, Sneadun OF Effort

AMERICA TELLS: ALUES TO BUILD DEFENSE FORCES   Atlantic Military And Diplomatic Leaders Meet To Plan Unified Army Against Soviet Attack.

Atlantic Nations Launch Plans for  Force of Million  Aim at 1953 Goal: Pace Warns Group Tan Sneed Fffartc

Europe Far From Ready. Is Warning   Defense Ministers Work On Plans For Atlantic Pact Army

NORTH ATLANTIC  ALLIES WARNED ON UNPREPAREDNESS,   Far From Ready To Stand Red Attack On W. Europe, Says U. 5. Army Aide

Pact Powers Told They're ‘Not Ready’   U.S. Warns Allies To Do Part In Getting Sot For Red Blow

ALLIES WARNED THEY ARE NOT SET TO FIGH'   Secretary Pace Says U.S. Will Aid Only Those © Who Help Selves

North Atlantic Allies Warned Of Red Attack   Far From Ready To Withstand Assault, Pace Says.

Kurope Told To Speed Up  Arms Plans   Army Chief Says U. 5S. Must Be Convinced Allies Mean Business

Force of Million Wanted by 1953   North Atlantic Officials Se lans to Ward Off  Red Threat   NEARLY 60 DIVISIONS   Troops Will Be Based ir Europe, Would Include Germans

K bf we ALLEN, GATES GET PROMOTIONS  Tech Board Okays Budget, Two New Aaaie Buildinas

ALLEN; GATES GET PROMOTIONS ,  “Tech Board Okays Budget, Two New Aaaie Buildings

Truman Asks Aid To Korea   Urges Congress Leaders To Restore Plan House Voted To Slash

Truman Plans Drive to Gain Aid for Korea   President Urges House to ‘Rectify’ Its Recent Slash

Truman Urges Reversal of Vote on Korean Aid   Leads Administration Campaign to Restore $60 Million Program

SENT TRUMAN BY SENATORS   Measure Covering 10 Million More Is Given Overwhelming Okay

President Gets Bill Expanding Social Security   Would Blanket 10 Million More Workers -Under Old Age Insurance

Social Security Is Expanded   Overwhelming Senate Approval Sends Measure to Truman.

SECURITY BILL SENT TRUMAN BY SENATORS   Measure Covering 10 Million More Is Given Overwhelming Okay

Names ‘Dozens’ 0 Persons:As Reds~At House Hearing _-lnsurance Salesman  Testifies Before Un-American Group

Witness Tells of Red Activity   Gives Committee List of Communists He Knew as FBI Aide

DRAFT OF DOCTORS IS APPROVED BY HOUSE   Differences In Two Measures Will Be Ironed Out Before Going  Teh Truman

DOCTORS’ DRAFT VOTED BY HOUSE   Bill, Also Calling For Draft Of Dentists, Passes By 362 To One.

‘FOR DRAFTING MEDICS   House Passes Measure by a Vote of 362 to One Today

House Votes To Draft Medical Men   ‘Bill Passes 362-1: Measure Already OK'd By Senate

House Passes Bill To Draft Doctors  Differences With Senate Bill Must Be Adjusted

Proposal to Draft Doctors, Dentists Passed by House   Similar Bill Okayed By Senate Yesterday Is Slightly Different

Truman Urges Quick Passage  Of Tax Boost   Congress Expects To Work Fast As Recess Is Wanted Before Election   RULLETIN

Neff Is Candidate For Election Board  Republicans Meet Here To Endorse

Under Cross Examination Elizabeth Rose, Nurse, Admits Signing A Statement That Mrs. Borroto Was Dead Before Injection Was Given By Dr. Sander

SAW DOCTOR INJECT‘AIR. INTO VEINS   She Gave Sander Empty Syringe, Nurse Testifies; He Said Air Would Aet Like Embolus.   NURSE ADMITS SHE _ SIGNED STATEMENT   On Stand Says She Heard Patient Gasp; But Statement Was That atient Had Died. :

No Pulse In Cancer Patient, Nurse Testifies   Saw Doctor Apply Empty Syringe, She Says In Murder Case

WATCHED OF, SANDER GIVE INJECTIONS   Empty Syringe Used by Defendant, Nurse Rose States on Stand: Today.

Nurse Tells Final Act Of Mercy Death   Relates How Doctor Injected Air Into Veins, Declared Woman Dead

Sander's Nurse Says She Saw Air Injection  Testifies Prior Hunt For Waman’s Pulee   Testifies Prior Hunt For Woman’s Pulse ~ By Three Was Futile

Nurse Said Dr. Sander Used Empty Hypodermic Syringe On Failing Patient

Nurse Witnessed Death Injection  Doctor Sander’s Aide Says Cancer Patient Was Alive at Time

Nurse Describes Air Injection In Mercy Death   Concer Victim's Last Moments Told in Trial

Elizabeth Rose Testifies at “Mercy Killing’ Trial Today, Telling What Went on at Bedside of Dying Cancer Patient—Three Persons Tried in Vain to Find Pulse Beat Before Doctor Arrived.   SAYS SHE WAS "GASPING"

 —MERCY TRIAL HEARS NURSE — Doctor Injected Air, Asked for Undertaker

Nurse Testifies She Saw Doctor Make Injection   Dr. Sander on Trial in Mercy Death in East Flushes a Bit

Nurse Reveals W oman’s Death   Dr. Sander’« Patient Was Alive. Aecused Man’s Aide Declares

Nurse Saw Doctor Apply Empty Syringe   Testifies on Patient’s Death.

Nurse Describes “Mercy Killing”   Testifies in Trial * of Dr. Sander: Saw Air Injection

 Testimony Goes On  Nurse Tells Of Death Of Woman At Doctor’s Trial

Nurse Describes Injection, Death  Jurors Told Doctor Used Dry Syringe

Nurse Saw Sander Inject Air in Veins   Doctor Shows First Sigz of Emotion Since Trial Started

NURSE STATES PATIENT ALIVE   Asserts Mrs. Borroto Gave Gasp When Dr. Sander Injected Air

Embolism Described By Nurse   Wiss Rose Tells Jury She Heard FP: ‘tient Gasp: Three Found No Pulse

Empty Syringe Used On Patient Miss Rose Says   ‘Mercy Death’ Jury Told 3 Persons Unable To Get Mrs. Borroto’s Pulse

Says She Saw Sander Give Air Injection   Nurse Testifies Pulse Could Not Be Found Before That

NURSE SAW SANDER INJECT LETHAL AIR     Describes Death-Bed Scene To “Mercy” Trial Jury _

Nurse Testifies in Trial of Doctor For Mercy Slaying   Says Patient Gasped as Sander Applied Syringe

Nurse Testifies Sander Gave ‘Shot’   Also Quotes What She Saye Dactor Told Her ut Patients Side

Testimony Also Offered Showing Lack of Any Pulse   Murse Rose on Stand as Trial Opens Second Week at Manchester

Mercy Death Nurse Gives New Version   Prosecution Witness Admits Statement She Thought Victim Deod

Nurse Returns To Testify In Trial Of Dr. Sander For “Mercy Slaying”

Woman Had No Pulse As  Doctor Canre   Nurse Testifies She Was Unable To Find Beat: Trial Is Resumed

Nurse's Testimony Featured In Trial   Key Witness Tells Jury She Watched Accused Doctor Use “Empty Syringe”

~ Mercy-Death” Victim Had No Pulse Before Air Iniection. Nurse-Renoris

WOMAN GASPED BEFORE DEATH   Nurse Says Air Injections  Came Before -End

Stephenson Tries to Make a Deal   He'll Come Back If They'll Free Him

Union Mocks ‘Honor System’ Controls  ESA Warns Business To Obev Price Code

JUDITH COPLON FATE PONDERED BY UL S. JURY   Motion for Mistrial Made by Defense Turned Down

Big 3 Agree On Policy For Germany  Country To Be Par Of United Europe

Big 3 Agree to Accept Germany In West Europe  eee cr eee ee @ eee eer eee   Also Condemn Russia On Repatriation; To Stand Firm in Berlin

Big 3 Agree To Joining Western Germany With United Western Europe   Easing Of Occupation Controls Also Agreed Upor But Not Announced In Detail; To Continue Maintaining Berlin Richts

Diplomats OK Inclusion of Reich In West. Europe Setup; Soviet Hit For Still Holding War Prisoners

Big Three in Accord On It   Will Work Toward _ Incorporating Germany Int W. Europe in Every Woy

Ministers Reach Agreement Over West Germany   Condemn Soviets; Will Stand Fast In Berlin Question

West Reich   Big Three Agree to . Bring Nation Into West European Organization

Big 3 Agrees On Major German Role   Projects Economic Political Unity Of West Europe

Big Three To Pull Germany Back In Europe   Agree To Stand Firn In Berlin, To Uphold Rights Against Reds

Big 3 Agree on Future of Germany   Will Join Western Zone With Rest of United Europe

Big Three Agree on W. Germany  Will Be Joined To Rest of Unitec Western Europe

‘Big 3’ Backs Western Reich Link to Europe   Assails Russian Disregarc For ‘Human Rights’ In POW face

Foreign Ministers Determine To Uphold -Western Allied Rights In Berlin; Accuse Russia Of Violating Human Rights

Agree To Permit Western Germany Join United Western Europe   RUSSIA CRITICIZED FOR HOLDING POW’S

Big Three Agree on Aid To Germany   Will Join Her Econo: mically to United Western Europe.

American Airlift Flies 1,000 Sick ‘Children from Red-Threatened Seou!

Demo Dinner Is Untaxed;:   Levy Put on G.O.P. Supper   Kepublicans Pay 20 Per Cent on Admissions Portion of Receipts From Lincoln Day Affair, While Treasury Gets No Part of Collections at $100-a-Plate Jefferson-dJackson Day Feast—‘“Political Favoritism” Charged,

N o Tax on Democrats’ Banquet      But the Republicans Pay on Their Lincoln Day Supper.

It’s Good News For Dem  NoU. 3. Tax Must BePaid For $100-A-Plate Dinner

One Dead, Five Hurt in Crash Near Macon   Des Moines Woman Is Fatally Iniured in Head-On Collision

Social Christian Group Wins 2-Vote Margin In Parliament Over All of Its Rivals

Social Christian Party Holds Big Lead in Election   Return of Exiled King to Throne by July Is Predicted by Some Leaders of Victorious Party; Over 5 Million Vote.

Social Christian Party Claims Great Victory; Predicts King Will Return To Throne By July

PRO-LEOPOLD BELGIAN BLOC LEADS INVOTE   Control of Parliament Appears Given Social  Christian Party

Exiled King’s Return by July Now Predicted   Great Victory Claimed By Social Christians In Parliament Voting

Socialist Party Badly Beaten  Return Of Monarch Predicted For July

Leopold Party Leads in Vote   Belgian Social Christian: Claim Election Victory

Social Christians Get Clear Majority Over A Others In Parliamentary Election; Will Form First 1-Party Cabinet

Loyalists Victorious  In Belgium   Party Plans To Bring King Baek From Exile

Californians To Vote Tuesday  Roosevelt-Warren  Battle Is Watched

Snow Storm Hits Montana, Dakotas  As Floods Recede   Blizzard Gathers Force: Moving East; Flood Threats Are Eased

Snow Storm Hits Montana, Dakotas As Floods Recede   Moving East; Flood Threats Are Eased

Another Snow Storm Hifs Western States   Floodwaters Continue Te Fall Steadily In Midwest

 ATTLEE HAS HEADACHES Labor Leftists Seeking Test Of Strength With Moderates

Brifish Laborites Find Themselves In Odd Position  Moderates, Radicals   Moderates, Radicals Clash On How Far To Carry Socialism

ATTLEE FACES EARLY TEST BY LEFT WINGERS   Split In Labor Party Ranks On Socialism  Believed Likely

Leftwingers Of British Labor Party Rally For Early Trial Of Strength

Bewildered Britons Await New Regime   Leftwingers In Labor Party Rally For Early Joust With Attlee

Leftists In Labor Party Rally For Strength Test With Morrison, Bevan   Britons, Bewildered At What Their Ballots Have Wrought, Await Formation Of New Government By Hairbreadth Victors

Air Spotters Report New Ominous Enemy Movements Behind Flaming Lines; About 1000 US First Calva-

Seven UN Divisions Face Mounting Fury   U.S. Marines Attack Reservoir Area, While Situation Near Border Serious

First Cavalry Men Trapped Behind Lines   Savage Attack On Flank F orces 24th Division Into Withdrawal

Ominous Enemy Movements Seen Behind Lines; Effort To Save: Trapped Men Fails

Air Spotters Report More Enemy Power   Furious Fighting Rages In Unsan’ Area While Americans and-‘South Koreans Fall Back From Boundary; 1,000 GI's Trapped

American 24th Division Pulls Back 50 Miles   Enemy 45 Miles From Pyongyang

Second Div. Rushes Up ‘To Brace Allied Lines   U.N, on Offensive Only on Front  In Northeast; Marines Attack

2d Division ‘Backs Cavalry  On Defensive   New Ominous Moves Seen Behind Enemy Lines; E.000 Trapped

RED REGIMENT DRIVES CLOSER TO PYONGYANG   Second Division  Rushed Into Battle On North west Front   SAVAGE FIGHTING IN UNSAN SECTOR

Florida Alerted For Hurricane  125-mile-an-hour Winds Head for State

GONG, LIGHTENWALTER WILL BE THE SPEAKER   Before Loyal Republican Club, Sept. 12   SOME SPECIAL GUESTS

LOYAL 6.0.P. MEMBERS IN FOR BIG TREAT   “Lichtenwalter Night” To Be Presented Tuesday  Evening   EXPECT BIG CROWD

Five To Ten Inches Of Snow Predicted For Pennsylvania And New York

Bureau Warns ‘Intense Storm’  Sweeping North Thru Virginia   Central Pennsylvania And New York Slatec To Get From Five To Ten Inches Of Snow; Maryland Not Mentioned.

SLAVING PROBE MOVES INTO CHICAGO AREA   Kansag City Detectives Give Chi eugo Pollce Names of Chicago Area Houdlums Known to Have Mad Connections with Binaggio,

SLAYING PROBE MOVES INTO... CHICAGO AREA      Kansas City Detectives Give Chicago Police Names of, Chitago Area Hoodlums Known to Have ‘Had Connections with Binaggio.

Four Old-Men Burn fo Death   County Home Burns in Harrisonville, Mo.; 15 Inmates Saved

Four Men Die in Flames Destroying Cass County's Home   Fifteen Other Old Persons Are Rescued from Blazing Buildina.

Four Die ina Fire; 15 Saved   Biaze Sweeps County Home in Cass County

Cass County Home Burns, Four Aged Residents Killed  Eighteen Others Escape in Pre-Dawn  Fire at Harrisonville

Indochina Rebels Attacking; Chinese Intervention Charged   Strong Vietminh Forces Strike at French Post of Tanami in Hills West of Moncay

Charity Loses In Bingo Split  Less Than 3 Per Cent  Lh ees MR Greer Be Patra or,

COLD WEATHER IS EASING OFF   Gas Fuel Supplies To Industrial Users Cut In Some States

End Of East’s Sub-Zero Cold Wave. Sighted   Nation: Still Shivers “Aa South Winds Bring Warm Air Cogstward

Santa Leaves Trail Of Arctic Air Behind Him; S.D. Mercury To Climb

Weather Clears In Mid-west Sections   Southern Areas Fee Effects Of Frigid Temperatures

Midwest Getting Relief From Cold  Readings As Low As Minus 36 Degrees Renorted.

Some Relief From Cold In Midwest   Temperatures Begin To Rise After Many Sub-Zero Readings

Miawest Reels in ley Blasts  Chicago Digs Out Of 9_Inch Snowfall

Nation at Large in  Grasp of Cold Spell   Midwestern Area Already Hard Hit by Winter, Suffering Most

Winter-Battered Midwest Gets Some Cold Reiie   Sub-Zere Wave Also Moderating In Eastern States

Wintry Blast Hits Midwest   Cold, Snow and ‘Strong Winds Sweep Prairie States and Move Eastward, 4

Chilled Middlewest Gets Warmer Weather; East Continues To Shiver

Cold Wave Hits Nation With Jolt   Blizzards Reported In Many Sections Of America

Chilly Midwest Receives Relief  South Winds Bring Warmer Weather

ir Force Call ‘or 50,000 s Only Start   Reservists To Report For Duty By Fall from 356,000 Pool

Call Up 50,000 Reservists, Air Force To Alert Entire Pool Of Officers And Men

Air Force Calls 50,000 Reserves To Duty By Fall   First Step In Major Mobilization; May Tap Pool Of 294,000

AIR FORCE CALL ONLY STARTED   Headquarters Hints That Call of 50,000 Reservists Is Start of Major Mobilization — Army Makes Additional Cally — ‘Navy Adds Carriers.

INITIAL GALL YESTERDAY MAY BE INCREASED   “Lieutenants And Airmen Specialists Mest Needed Now

HOOVER PLAN GIVEN REBUFF IN WASHINGTON   QOuster of Russians From UN Meets Opposition

Dulles, State Department Hit Hoover Proposal   Truman Is Silent On Move to Oust Reds From U.N. Body

Soldier Since 14 Is Killed in Action   Never Hod Any Wish Bu To Be Soldier, Mother Says of Young Gi

Red Invasion Force Halted   Nationalists Claim Full ‘Annihilation’

Communists Annthilated. Report Says   4.000 Wiped Out In 17-Hour Fight Along Beaches

Defeat of China Reds Reported   Attempts to Land on Formosa Repulsed, Say Nationalists.

Annihilation of Invading Chinese Reds Is Claimed   Hainan Island Thrust Results in Death of 4000. Reports Say

STRIKE CLOSES BH MALLEABIE   Walkout Unauthorized By Union, Says Company Spokesman

Truman Handed Election Deteat In Home State   Landon Repudiated In Kansas; Rush Holt Wins In W. Virginia

Truman Backed Candidate Sunk  President's Choice ‘Not The People’s

W. Virginia Buried Under Snow Blanket   Clarksburg, With  30 Inches, Virtually . Paralyzed ; Charleston Aleo Hard Hit

Britons Make Jet-Propelled Automobile   Wins Race as Company Officials Decline Comment

Fighting Finished In Naktong Bulge   Allies Gain Another Mile and Half; Remnants of Bridgehead Wiped Out

Greet Quinfts " In Montreal   5,000 Fans Pursue Them Around Station on Arrival From New York.

PLANES BLAST ENEMY TROOPS   Ideal Flying Weathe: Brings Out U. S. Aircraft In Force

Allied Planes Blast Reds in Northern Korea  - B-29s Drop 176 Tons  On Various Targets

Group Bids For Immediate Cut In Excise Taxes   Slash Of 3 Billions Proposed By Special Lobby Organization

Seeks Three Bilion Cut in Excise Taxes   National Committee fer Repeal! Presents Propasal to Congress.

$3 Billion Tax Slash Proposed  Cut To Apply Only To Wartime Excises

3 BILLION EXCISE TAX CUT PROPOSEL   National Committee 01 Businessmen Propose Slash To Congress Group

Group Proposes Huge Cut In Excise Taxes   Repeal of War Time Levies Urged By Committee

Tug Fleet Huffs and Puffs But ‘Mighty Mo’ Refuses to Budge off Chesaneake Shoal

Mighty Mo’ Still Mi¢hty Low ‘Missouri Rentains Unmoved; May” ‘Be Hooked on. Underwater Rock”

Big Mo Refuses To Leave Shoa   Navy to Try Again To Refloat "Missouri"

Effort To Refloat Missouri Fails; Officials Believe She’s On A Rock

EFFORT 0 FLOAT MIGHTY MO FAILS       [SALVAGE OFFICE  BATYLESHir MAY ORE  OWA BIG ROCK.

UMT Bill Is Introduced   Passage During This Session of Conptess Doubted

BY FULTON OURSLER  Why  Know There Is A God   Chapter 7, The Wise And The Harmless

205 WILL GET DEGREES AT SR ON AUGUST 24   Largest Class In College History To March In Exercises Here

Record Class To Be Well Briefed In Their Final Collegiate Ceremonies

Russians Learn How It's Done  Spy In FBI Could Learn Little More

abel Roundup  Vols, Michigan   Bounce Rivals   Beaten Kentueky to. Play In Sugar Bowl Game

Bowl-Bound Cats Blanked By Vols: Tide, Okies Win  Clemson Stops API, Wolves, ‘Dogs Rano:  California Derailed

JAYCEE tt T0 CHALMER WOOD   Presentation Was Made at Banquet Last Evening at Eldridge   ISPEECH BY MAYBERRY

JAYCEE AWARD TO CHALMER WOODARD   jeg seman Bey Made at uet t Evening dridge  at   SPEECH BY MAYBERRY

 Still Chivalrous at 82 ‘Car-Struck Octogenarian Tries To Pay Fine of Pretty Driver

KKK KKK BRITISH CHEMISTS SAY  NEW COMPOUND MAY CURE COMMON COLD OVERNIGHT

Dixie Denies A Separation   Both Crosby, His Wife Scoff At ‘Strained Relations’

“MERCY KILLING” TRIAL CONTINUES      Hospital Records Are In troduced by State.

Forest Fires Continue Toll   Flames Unchecked In California Areas

CHURCHILL'S BIG 3 PROPOSAL *S EXPLOSIVE   Promises Hectic British Election Next Thursday

Jury of Six Men aid Slx Women Wns Givon Caso at 4:34 P.M. Yesterday After 25 Days of Court Sessions,

Judge Slates Sentencing For Thursday   U.S. Government Girl Faces Maximum of 25 Years, $10,000 Fine

Neither Shows Sign Of Emotion As Jury Returns Verdict; To File Appeal:

Conspiracy Against US. + Cited   Sentence Reading  To Be Thursday

ALLEGED SPIES WILL APPEAL JURY VERDICT   —Pair-Found-Guilty --OFf Conspiracy To Get Seerats

Soda Ash Strike Near Setflement  ” UEW Comes To Terms ’ ‘With General Electric

Expect Quick Settlement in  Labor Dispute   Tentative Agreement in 97-Day-Old Strike in  Soda Ash Industries

Soda Might Be on Sale Soon Again   Ninety-Seven Day Strike May End on Basis of Formula—-Terms Are Reached With G.E.  D... Hee fase Denk   Bendix Gets Pact   Five-Year Contract Is Approved by U.A.W. at South Bend

Soda Ash Tieup Accord Expected  lectricol Workers Okay Wage Boosts

Soda Ash Tieup Is Nearing End  Agreement Reached On Pay Increase

Hope Is Held Strike fo End   Near Agreement on Dispute in Soda Ash Labor Jam Reported

Two Accords Help Brighten Labor Picture   Peace Seen In Soda Ash Strike; G.E. And U.E. Come To Terms

Ohio Valley Flood Area  Ohio Flood Threat Eases As Tributaries Recede

Fairchild Will Oppose Wiley   Democrat Is Pledged to Support Fair Deal

Paper Said to Show Gustavo Duran to be “Rabid Communist”   Dorothy Kenyon, McCarthy Both To Appear af Relations Meeting

New Deluge In Nebraska  Eight-Inch Rain Sends   Eight-Inch Rain Sends Water Six Feet Over Hichwav Near McCook

Wood County Farmer Kills Wile, Neighbor   Then Commits Suicide Early This Mornina

Indiana Guard May Take Part Of Training At Home If Unit Is Called

Post Office Chief Firm On Service Cuts   Many Complaints Started By Union, Donaldson Charges

Donaldson Is. Firm On Cuts In Mail Service   Postmaster General, Carriers’ Union Tiff On Eeonomy Sbhsakerr

 Postmaster General Firm ‘On Service Cuts; Blames Union For Most Complaints

Donaldson Raps Lefter Carriers On Postal Cuts   Charges Complaints Inspired by Postoffice Employes

Gripes Charged To Postal Union   Donaldson Defends Service Curtailment

MAIL DELIVERY CUTS STANDING   Postmaster General Sticks To Order For Reduced Service, Despite Complaint Of Carriers.

— HITS UNION—Donaldson Insists on Mail Cuts    CARRIERS FIRE BACK CRITICISM

Claims Carriers Inspire Complaints Postmaster General Stands Firm on Cuts

Stands Firm on Curtailment of Postal Service   Postmaster General Says Carriers Union Inspired Complaints

Donaldson Stands Firm On Postal Cuts   Accuses Letter Carriers Union Of Inspiring Complaints

Stands Firm on Postal Cutbacks  Postmaster General Gives Statement

Donaldson Firm On Postal Cut Order Despite Attack By Leiter Carriers

Donaldson Sticks To Mail Cutbacks  Refuses To Yield After Complaints

—FUSL OFFICE— Stands Firm On Order To  Cut Service Action Flayed By  Letter Carriers

POSTAL CHIEF HRM ON CUTS   Reductions In Service Will Go In Effect, Donaldson Says.

Donaldson Firn On Postal Cuts --Hits Union   Postmaster General Charges Letter Carriers Union Behind Complaints

Blames Letter Carriers Union For Complaints   Says Labor Group Inspired Protests Against Cutbacks

Donaldson Firm On Postal Cuts   Postmaster General Charges Complaints Inspired by Union

Postal Service Cuts Defended By Postmaster   Donaldson Claims Complaints Come From Pasta! Union

Donaldson Firm On Postal Cuts   ‘Declares Large Percentage Of Complaints Inspired By Carriers’ Union

Stands Firm on Postal Cutback   Donaldson Charges Union Backs Plaints

Germans Drive For More Powe In Arms Plan  Conquered Nation   Conquered Nation Seeks To Gain By Crisis

\German Chancellor Meets With High  ‘Commissioners on Defense Planning

All-Out Against Threat  German Head. Allied ‘Confer ‘Defense Bill Up For Appreval      RTT} ries

BRITISH RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA DULLS ATOM BOMB SHARING CHANCES

U. S. Senators Wonder Whether Britain Is Now a Good Risk With Atomic Secrets. Weanons

Some Senators Question Sharing Of Atomic Secrets With British, Canadians

U. 8S. DEBATES BRITISH MOVE  Red China Nod Stirs Atomic Aid Clash

Armed Forces Day In Nation Being Marked   President And Defense Secretary Lead Observance

SPEECHES AND PARADES MARK CELEBRATION   B-36. Bombers  Will Skim Over  "State Capitals and Other Cities — Warships ta be Opened for Cvilian Inspection.

Celebrate U. 5. Armed Forces Day Tomorrow   Nations Leaders To Speak; B-36 Planes To Buzz All States

Senate Committee  Approves All-Out  Mobilization Bill Truman May Get Discretionary Control, Power

ANU InNGlation Dil an .  Senate Committee Okays Home Front Mobilization

CONTROL MEASURE WIVEN APPROVAL BY SENATE GROUP   Home-Front Mobilization Bill Would Give Truman Virtual Full Discretion in Emergency.   WAGE-PRICE RATIONING PROVISIONS INCLUDED   Some Members Reserve Right to Oppose on Floor Clauses on Prices and Labor Disputes.

Senate Committee Gives Approval To Home Front Bill   Measure Provides the President Full Power To Inveke Controls

Senators Approve Pay-Price Curbs And Rationing Powers for Truman

Committee Okays Plan On Controls   Truman Receives Full Diseretion  For Rationing

Senate Banking Committee OK’s Home Front Bill   Mobilization Measure Would Give Truman Virtually Full Discretion to Invoke Wage-Price Rationing Controls.

STAND-BY CURB ACT OKAYED BY SENATE GROUP   Would Give President Power To Curb Pay,  Prices, Rationing

‘Senate Committee Okays Controls Measure Giving ‘Truman Standby Powers

Senate Group Adopt: Bill for Truman to Decide Controls   Broad Powers to Establish Curbs on Wage: and Prices and to Set Up U.S. Rationing Are Included in New Measure

Switzer Faces Tough Sledding In Approval Bid   Up to Gillette Whether Senate Okays Him As Federal Judae

Indirect Curbs Bring Approval  Symington Theorizes On Wace. Price Plans

Calls Sweeping Economy Curbs Dangerous   Symington Comes Out For Adequate Trial OF Indirect Controls

Head Of NSRB Says Indirect Lids Will Work   Symington Against ‘Sweeping’ Price And Wage Controls

Symington Not In Favor Of Controls Now   Wants Indirect Economic Controls To Have Good Trial

Symington Asks ‘Fair Trial’ for Indirect Curbs   Opposes Wage, Price Controls Unless Other Actions Are Failures

SYMINGTON IS ~ AGAINST SWEEPING PAY, PRICE CURBS   Wants Indirect Controls Given A Chance First

Favors Indirect Curbs Mobilization Chief Opposes Direct Price,Wage Controls

INDIRECT CONTROL   Symington Says Sweeping nice, Wage Curbs Now Would Be Dangerous   IRKED BY CRITICISM

Is Wary Of Curbs   Symington Favors Giving Indirect Controls'a Chance

Indirect Controls Should Come First Says Symington   Mobilization Head Sees Danger in Clamping on Abrupt Price-Waoe Curhse

INDIRECT CONTROL   Symington Says one Price, Wage Curbs Would Be Fens Ness   TIRKED BY CRITICISM

Says It Would Be Dangerous ‘Symington Against Price And Wage Controls Without Trial

AFL Union In Canton Charged Under 1-H Act  Operations May B  Operations May BWithdrawn From Conton As Result

Big Three Set For April Meet   Londen Chosen As Site: Atlantic Pact Lands Also To Convene

Twenty-Seven Planes Take Off From Tucsot Today in Second Lap of Women’s Race

eames tn aan Believers Urged To Use Gandhi's Methods  Renounce War Or Risk Total Destruction, Christians Told

False Evidence Given Against Marshall Aide  _ Senators Say Former Toe Ans. TM...

Abandon Hope Russia To Pay U.S. Lend-Lease   All Indications Russia Will Not Pay 11 Billion Bill

Curb Proposed oli C120 Sales  Senate Aroused Ove Tax Repeal Bill

TRAGIC PLANE CRASH WORST “IN HISTORY’   Gay Welsh Feotball Fans Perish in Cardiff  fe eee

Worst Recorded Death Total In Aviation History   Plane Carrying 83 Football Fans Home From Irish Victory Undershoots Cardiff Field And Kills All But Three Aboard Wreck

3> Survive as Plane Crashes on Landing  At Field in Wales   Crowd Watches Horror-Stricken as Airliner Cracks Up While Bringing Welsh Grid Fans Home From Dublin; Pilot Recently Honored

Huge Plane Crashes At Wales Port   Chartered Airliner Owned Best Record During Berlin Airlift

Three Survive Worst Mishap In Air History   Phine Bearing Gay Foothalt Party Falls 150 Yards Shor of Rawat

Welsh Disaster Worst In History Of Aviation   Plane Loaded With Football Fans Celebrating Victory Over treland Only Three ee  Survivors Of Crash

Disaster Toll Is Highest In Flying History   Only 3 Survive as Chartered Plane Bringing Football Fans Home Plummets to Ground _ 150 Yards Short of Home Runway

Only Three Survive Plane Crash In Wales  Airliner Carrying Football Fans  From Ireland

Friends, Relatives Watch As Ship Falls With Fans Returning from Game

Football Fans Die in Worst Aviation Tragedy on Record   15 B-29 Crewmen Escape Air Crash

Three Survivors When Avro Tudor Plummets To Earth, 150 Yards Short Of Its Destination

Passenger Plane Loaded With Welsh Sport Fans Wrecked While Landing   Only Three Survive As Ship Falls 150 Yards Short Of Home Runway While Returning From Irish Game

Football-Fan Passengers Returning From Match Killed As Kinsfolkt Watch

Relatives and Friends Witness Accident Just Short of Home Runway; Worst Recorded Disaster in Aviation History.

TWO LOCAL FIRMS GET KIDC AWARDS   Lawrence Paper Company, Barteldes Named for 50 Year Citations  APPRECIATION MOVE

TWO LOCAL FIRMS GET KIDC AWARDS   Lawreace Paper Company, Barteldes Named for 50 Year Citations

Philadelphia's Mysterious Sniper Hunted By Police Supported By Veterans Of War

Cause Of Crackup Of Light Plane In Pocono Mountains Remains Mystery To Police

MILK DELIVERY CRISIS SPREADS   Eastern Strike Has Severed All ” But Emergency Services Peace Hopes Dim

Milk Strike Now lin Second Week   Emergency Deliveries S'epped Up; No Sign Of Early Strike End

Death Is Demanded For Vegeler  Hungarian Court To Sentence Him As Spv

American Found Guilty of Spying   Vogeler Faces Death Sentence in Trial at Budapest.

Sentences Expected Tomorrow   Vogeler Attorney Denied Admittance Into Hungary

Highways Of Nation Danaerous   Planes, Trains Crowded. Bus And Car Traffic Somewhat Curtailed

Weather Cuts Road Traffic   Holiday Travelers Jam Planes, Trains

Throngs Start Holiday Trips   Storms, Poor Road Conditions Will Serve To Curtail Highway Death Rate

Three US Leaders, Truman, Baruch And Taft, Differ On Rearming Plan

Truman Sees No Need for Price Control   pnree wirrerent Approacnes ...  Who's Right: Truman. Taft, Baruch?

KILLED BY TRAIN   Thomas Clinton Was Serv. ing Apprentice Training at Baldwin   INORTHEAST OF OLATHE

MEDICAL STUDENT KILLED BY TRAIN   Thomas Clinton Was Serv. ing Apprentice Training at Baldwin   NORTHEAST OF OLATHE

Rail Tragedy Called Killing   Capt. Karpe Believed Hurled From Express

MacArthur Says Communists Are Fully Mobilized   Pressure Increases Along Front, Allied General Reports

MacArthur Expecis Big Red Drive Within Two Weeks   Though No Major Battles Pressure Increases Along Allied Defense Line.

Canadian Rail Walkout Ends  Strike Called Off As Bill Becomes Law

Canada Railroad Strike s Ended   Trains to Begin Rolling This Morning

Canada's Trains Roll As 9-Day Strike Is Ended   ‘Back-To-Work’ Order Sends Workers Back To Jobs

REAL SPine Enis _——  Canadian Parliameut Bill  Halts Nation-Wide Crisis

Canada’s Costly Railway Strike. Brought to End   Parliament, in Stormy Session, Votes Bill Ending Walkout

Canada RR Strike Ends, Trains Will Roll Today   Parliament Passes Legislation  To Put 124,000 Back To Work

Canadianr Rail Strike Is Over   Government Back to Work Bill Observed

Canadian Strike Over: Trains To Roll Again Today  Parliament's Action Ends 9-Day Walkout North Of The Border

Canadian Rail Strike Ended With New Law   Parliament Action to Start Trains Running Again Sometime Toda

Canadian Rails Run   After Nine Days, Strike Is Ended By Parliament

CANADA'S 9-DAY RAILROAD STRIKE COMES TO AN ENE   Union Leaders Order 124,000 Back to Work After Parliament Enacts Settlement Bill.   rRAINS WILL BEGIN MOVING AGAIN TODAY   Walkout Had Disrupted In. dustry, Caused Losses of Perishable Goods and Hit  Traveling Public.

Canadian Trains Start Rolling As Parliament Acts   124,000 Railroaders G< ' Back To Work; Higher Pay Guaranteed

TRAINS ROLL AG ILL AGAIN  Canada Rail Walkout Ends  Under Parliament Order

CANADA'S RAlL STRIKE ENDED   Nine-Day Walkout Called Off After Action By  Parliament

Trains Roll Again In Canada As Nine-Day Railroad Strike Ends After Passage Of Law

CANADA'S RAIL STRIKE. ENDED   Called Off Just Afte Back-To-Work Bill Becomes Law

Canadian Rail Unions Order  End To Strike   Act Comes 19 Minutes After Parliament Back To Work Bill Effective

Trains Roll As Canadian Strike Ended  Nationwide Tieup Callad AGE Bs   Nationwide Tieup Called Off By Union Leaders

Canadian Trains Rolling Again As Rail Strike Ends   Nationwide Transportation Tieup Broken By Special Government Law; Workers Win Wage Increase

Canadian Rail  Walkout Ended  Union Leaders Decide After New Law Passed

Emergency Law Starts Canadian Trains Rolling  ea SS .   Union Heads Claim ‘Distinct Gains’; Get 4-Cent Boost, Continue 42 Hours

CANADIAN STRIKE ENDED LAST NIGHT   124,000 Workers Returr To Jobs on Railroads

 Trains To Run Today . Parliament Orders End  To Canadian Rail Strike

Canada Rail Strike Ends In 19 Minutes   Workmen Quickly Return under New Back-To-Work Bill

Sabotage Ring Is Sought In Britain   Blamed For Series Of Fires, Explosions

Stahl Says Highway Board Members Perjured  ‘Themselves in Testimony

5,000 Ore Miners Go On Strike   Birmingham TCI Mines And Plants Closed By Action

Three Wills Bogus, Expert Declares   Handwrite Expert Blocks Hopes of Family, Nun for Part in Rie Femta

Compromise Action Faced By Truman  Lawmakers Plan Attacks on Foreign Domestic Proposals

GOP Gains Herald New Blast  On Truman Foreign Policies   McCarran Law Ise Probe Asked

Coalition To Make Most Big Decisions   George Says Republican Gains Will Help Keep  Two-Party System

TRUMAN FOREIGN POLICY TO FACE FRESH ATTACKS   Republican Gains In Congressional Flection Mean More Trouble For Democratic Regime.

Truman Facing Hostile Solons On Main Issues  Hard Necessity Of Compromising Looms For Chief

Truman Faces Compromises In Congress   Coalition Of GOF And South Demos To Make Decisions

Truman Is Facing Hostile Congress   Democrats Hold Only Numerical Control of Both Houses, With Coalition in the Saddle; President Faces Necessity of Compromising

Slam-Bang New Attacks By GOP Lawmakers Seer  Price Of Harmony Bake ateed Bio Ereserreere

Compromising With Congress Faces Truman   Coalition of Republicans Southern Demos Will Make Decisions

ACHESON CHIEF REPUBLICAN TARGET  GOP Win Heralds Drive on Democrats

Chief Executive Faces Hard! Necessity of Compromising, \With Next Hostile Congress

Hostile Congress Faces Truman with Tough Opposition  Numerical Control By Democrats Has Little Meanina

Truman Faces  Necessity Of Compromising New Consress   Up Against Toughest Opposition Since GOP 80th Congress

Slom-Bang Attack Appears Facing:'Fair.Deal'-Program   Foreign Policy To Come Under Attack

President Faces Hard Necessity Of Compromisins   Election Results Put Him Up Against Toughest Opposition

GOP Gains May Mean New Attack   President Faces Toughest Opposition Since 80th Republican Congress   COALITION RULES   Expect Slam-Bang Drive On Administration’s Handling of Affairs

Truman Certain To Face Hostile Congress Again   Republicans and Southern Democrats Will Make Most  Decistone Baliof

New Conaress To Be Hostile To President   Domestic And Foreigt Policies To Absorb Much GOP Criticism

Truman Facing Hard Necessity ‘of Compromise   Heavy G. O. P. Minority and Dixiecrats Form Powerful Bloc

Rough Road ' Lies Ahead For Truman In Congress   President Is Facing Toughest Opposition Since GOP Held Edzee

Tough Going For Truman  In 1951 _   With Congressional. Majority Near Zero Coalition Could Beat Administration Bills

HOSTILE CONGRESS  Coalition To Make H.S.T. Compromise   DUE TO GOP GAINS  New Attack Seen On Foreign Policy

Anti-Trumar Forces See New Success  President Faces i aiaa walla rae   President Faces Tough Opposition On Maltor Issues

NewCongressls Hostile to Many of His Proposals   Demos Have Numerical Control But Opposition to Be Tough

Weighs Neves sity Of Compromising  Truman Faces Tough Fight At Hands Of New Congress

Compromise Witt Hostile Solons Likely Outcome   GOP-Dixie Coalition Will Make Most Major Decision

Opposition to Be Toughest Since th Congress   Compromises in Order on Domestic, Foreign Proposals He Makes

Coalifion of Republicans and Southern Democrats May Force More Compromises by President

GOP To Step Up Effort To Oust Acheson   His Dismissal Their Price for Possible Accord on Foreign Policy

 — HOSTILE — Congress Holds Whip On Truman   G.0.P., DIXIE ARE IN POWER

Truman Faces Toughest Opposition Of Career From Hostile Congress

NEW ATTACKS ON POLICY FORECAST      G.0.P. And Southern Demos Hold Advantage  REPUBLICANS   Claim Major Victory Despite Numerical Control Held By Democrats

President Faces Hard Necessity Of Compromising   ‘Hostile Lawmakers Likely To Attack  Policies.

IN UN COUNCIL U.S. Will Press Red China Charge   HOSTILE CONGRESS  Coalition To Make H.S.T. Compromise   DUE TO GOP GAINS  New Attack Seen On Foreign Policy

MILLION DOLLARS  WORTH OF FAKE-MONEY. Pr PRINTED —  Counterfeit Rina Broken

MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FAKEMONEY PRINTED _  Counterfeit Ring Broken

New Type Rockets Promised Airmen  Vandenberg Says  ‘iannKnme: nn aw

New Anti-Tank Weapons Will Be Sent to Korea  Vandenberg Assures U. S. Troops That Arms Are on Way

New Type Armor-Piercing Rockets Being Added To U. S. Combat Plane:   Re CRMARLFS CORDDRY

pened Io... ed on Saturday  Dau: ghter of Emperor to Marry Museum Curator

North Korean Full Retreat Order Rumored   Secret Dispatch Intercepted by U. S&. Intelligence

Cold Wave Hits Part Of Nation   Causes Severe Storms, Flash Floods as First Heat Wave Ends

Just Small Potatoes, Officials Claim  iCharee U. S. Supports Canadian Good:

MORE RAIN IN SIGHT   Pleasant Temperatures Are Due to Linger in Kansas

Frigid Weather Hits Dwindling Coal Supplies   Eight Die in New England, Result of Cold

Lives Of At Least 14 Lost’ During Weekend By Violence   Four Of Dead Were Rocky Mount Residents; Nash County Farmer Also Included In Toll

'Ten Listed For Weekend . vee rr pee SP Pca?  Tar Heel Violent  Death Toll Grows

fund Transfer To Turnpike Commission Is Held Teeq]   Upholds Use Of Machines

Firemen Estimated Train Was Doing 70 Miles An Hour Before The Crash

Dormant Pre-Primary Law, Scheduled for Vote in General Flection, Subject of Study by University

U.S. Planes May Fly North; Naval Blockade Ordered   No Hope Held For Quick End To Korea Fighting

Extended War In Korea Feared  Washington Sources Hint Uce OF Troone

Washington Much Concerned Over Korean Fighting  See No Quick End To Conflict, Expect Loss of Yanks’ Lives

New York City Will Attempt Man-Made Rains   Upstate Opposition Developing Against Cloud ‘Seeding’ Plan

CZECH SPURNS COMMIES’ JOB   Chief Delegate to UN Resigns, Asks Permission To Stay in U. S.

Top Czech Quits Job  With U.N.   Breaks With His Government Over Russian Pressure on Homeland; Asks Asylum in U. S.

Chief Czech Envoy to UN Leaves Posi   Asks Pres. Truman for Refuge in United States   FAYORS TITO   Dr. Wladimir Houdek Declares Native Land Has: Become ‘'Russianized.”

Czech Delegate to UN Resigns   Country Russianized, He Says; Asks Refuge

Czechs’ U.N. Delegate Quits; Asks Triman To Gwe Him Refuge In U. S.

RED IS SEEKING REFUGE IN U. S.   Czechoslovakia’s Chief Delegate To United Nations Quits—Objects' To Russian Methods.

Czech Delegate Quits, Raps ‘*“‘Red Dictation’   Chief Representative In United Nations Assails Stalin, Asks Truman For Refuge

State Dept Orders Out U.S. Citizens   Angry Lawmokers Denounce Invasion In Strona Terms

U.S. Officials Ordered Out Of Red China   Commie Seizure O: Consulate In Peip. ing Is The Reason

Chinese Reds Take Over U.S. Consulate   State Department Orders Personnel Out Of China

SINO-AMERICAN TENSION BOILS   Reds Take over U. S. Consulate Office in Peiping; Personnel Recalled

U. 0. RECALLS bUVT oTAta IN RED CHINE   Taking of American Property Denounced by Leaders in Washington.

US Pulling Out Of China After Peiping Quster  Patience Snaps When

Senator Demands The Resignation Of Policy Group   Peiping Seizure Is Carried Out Without Violence

US Pulling Out Of China After Peiping Ouster  Patience Snaps When Beinina Office Selzed

RED SEIZURES FORCE ACTION   Diplomatic Relations Virtually Severed; Recognition Remote.

U.S. PROPERTY IN PEIPING IS TAKEN BY REDS   All Yankee Officials Get Orders to Quit The Country

American Patience Snaps as Chinese Reds Seize Peiping Consulate Office

Senators Condemn Communists As Outlaws, Criticize State Dept.; Solon Demands Secretary Resign

Chinese Reds Take Peiping U.S. Embassy   Stste Department Orders All Official Personne! Out Communist China; Lawmakers Angry

US Consulate Taken Over By Chinese Reds  State Department Orders Person el Tol, ake

Chinese Reds Seize Peiping U.S. Consulate  American Personnel To Leave as Solons

SEIZURE ASSAILED “AS A VIOLATION ‘OF TREATY RIGHTS   State Department Quickly Recalls All Its Representatives From CommunistHeld Areas.   NONE OF OFFICLALS PLACED UNDER ARREST   Republican Lawmakers Heap -- New Criticism on Administration’s Policy in Far East.

Consulate Is Taken Over by Chinese Reds   U. S. State Department Aroused; Blasts Commies In Statement; Orders All Americans Out of China

Reds Seize Consulate’ S Properties  In Peiping   American Reaction Immediate As Ire In Congress Grows

French Grab 208 Reds In Big Roundur   Will Expel Suspects Within 48 Hours In Fifth Column Attack

200 Foreign Reds Seized in France   Police Stage Dawn Raid to Nab Suspects Expulsion Planned

French Police Round Up 208 Spy Suspects   Russians Included In Sweeping Drive On Foreign Reds

FRENCH JAIL 200 COMMUNISTS   ROUND-UP FOREIGN REDS BELIEVED IN FIFTH COLUMN WORK

FRENCH POLICE ROUND UP REDS   More Than 200 Foreign Communists In Raid Made On Suspected Spies And Sahotoura.

Baseball Fan Killed by a Mystery Shot   Bullet, Stray or Perfectly Aimed, Hits Former Braddock Manager

 SHOOTINGS CLAIM MOST LIVES  Thirteen Are Dead  In Texas Violence.

Weekend Deaths In. Texas Hiked To 13    Traffic Accidents Are Fatal To Nine Denton Boy Is Drowned In Stock Tank

Hank Finger Is Killed In Accident Near Del Rio Early Last Sunday

Ihe Greatest Story  anata geen en ee  Johan Ponders The Works And Sayings Of The Messiah

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  John The Baptist Is Beheaded By King

Video Appeals By Berle Help  Cancer Battle   Funds Pledged During Marathon Listed At Nearly $1.400.000

Livestock Producers To Hear A. D. Brownfield. December 8 & 9 In Clovis

Auction On Public Land Problems By Cattle Growers 8-9   Prcposed Act Would Serve As Basic Law To Govern Grazing

WAITING FOR WORD   China's Wu Expects to Issue “Cease-Fire” Statement at Airport

Rau Tries Again In Talk with Wu  Red China Delegate Heads for Peiping

UN Hopes Chinese Wont End Talks  Wu Scheduled To Fly Home  Leawmu

NPA Orders 20 Pct. Cut In Use of Tin   Red Chinese Envoy To Leave for Home

Wu fo Leave For Peiping   India's Envoy Confers With Him Before Departure by Plane Today.

Wait For Last Minute. Answer  India's Rau Confers With China Envoy in Hope to End Fighting

RAU IN FINAL TALK WITH CHINA ENVOY   UN. Diplomats Stili Hope “For Wu Reply To Plea

Rauand WuHave Last 523 Talk      Have Hopes Reds Will Heed Cease-Fire Plea

Rau And Wu Hold Last-Minute Talk Before Departure   UN Diplomats Still Hope Red Premier Will Answer Plea

Indian Envoy Talks to Red On Truce Plan   Awaiting Answer Before Wu Leaves Today For Return to Peiping

New Turnpike Extension To Open Today   First Vehicles Will Enter 100-Mile Section at 7 A. M.

Turnpike Addition Qnening To Traftic   100-Mile Extension Run: From Carlisle To Near Philadelohia

AMERICAN INFANTRY BACKS UP TO TAKE NEW DEFEND-OR-DIE POSITIONS ON CENTRAL FRONT

Infantrymen Ordered To Hold Ground   MacArthur Reports Red Push Stopped By First Cavalry

Walker Orders  Troops To Stand  ‘Or Die’ in Lines Commander Ends  Retreats; Forces Attack Invaders

ABANDONED BY U.S. TROOPS _   Invaders Suffering. Heavy Losses In‘. Continued Attacks

Gls Ordered Not to Retreat Another Inch   Counterattack Near Yongdok Regains Some Lest Ground

Congress Group Javors Murray As Head of AEC   Committee Approval Expected for New Atomic Chairman

!Democrat Favored For AEC Post by Republican   Murray ‘Just Type Needed’, Senato: Bricker Tells Joint Atomic Group

No Opposition Seen to New  AEC Nominee   Thomas E. Murray, New York Democrat, Appears Certain of Senate Group’s Okay

Bricker Lauds Murray, Due For AEC Post   New York Democrat Termed “Right Man”; Approval Is Forecast

SEN, BRICKER LAUDS MURRAY   Savs New Yorker Needed For Atomic Post

Murray Described By Republican as Perfect AEC Type   Bricker Endorsement May Bring Action In Senate Today

DISTRIBUTION RUSHED ON VET BONUS FORMS  oo gel  Racing   Pennsylvania Opera tion Begins to Hit Full Stride on State. wide Basis.

Posse Finds ‘Woman In  Abandoned Mine Shaft   Husband Changes Story of Slaying; Claims He Found Hi: Wife Dead in Cabin

Sharp Exchange on Foreign Policy by Truman and Wherry   Piles More Fuel On Political Fire Over Policies

Truman, Wherry Blast Each Other   Exchange of Sharp - Words Adds Fuel On Political Fire

Demand Is Heard for US. Policy   President Takes Issue With Wherry, Calls His Statement One of  * Contemptibility   Stennis Agrees   Mississippian Concure Acheson. Policy Was Revudiated

Political  Fire Blazes In Congress   Foreign Policies Of Administration Are Being Assailed

 Political Fire Blazing  [Acheson Subject Of Exchang ‘Between President And Wherry

Truman, Solon Trade Blasts  Over Acheson   Wherry Says Failure To Fire State Head After Korea Is ‘Contemptible’

1 empers Run High  On Foreign Policy   Truman Says Statement by Wherry Is ‘Contemptible’ —The Senator Fires Back

February Was Bad Month for Texas Coyotes   6100 Killed by Professional Hunters In That Period   MARKETS

February Was Bad Month for Texas Coyotes   6100 Killed by Professional Hunters  In That Period

— DEFENSE—  Red China Troops Are In Korea   20,000 STRONG, CAPTIVE SAYS

20,000 Are Reported Digging In To Assist Korean Communists   More Than 100,000 American And South Koreans Sweeping Headlong Toward Border Line.

Chinese Communist Soldier Says 20,000 Mere Escaped Over Border; Genera! Dean Reported Alive Aqain

Report Units Within 34 Miles of Line   Chinese Communist Soldier Captured In North Korea

Speculation Is Touched Off Following Capture Of Manchurian Soldier   Allied Observers Believe Communists May Seize Strip of Territory as Delensive Buffer Area for China Proper.

Observers Believe Chinese Communists Might Seize Strip Of Korea South Of Manchurian Frontier As Defense Buffer      MIGHT PROVIDE HAVEN FOR FLEEING PREMIEE

Troops Krom China Reported Across Border   100,000 Soldiers Of Allied Units Sweep Toward Defense Line

Pohang Falls, Allied Flank  In East Caves   17 Tanks Destroyed As Allied Planes Back Ground Troops

EXPECT BREA) STRIKE TO LAST THROUGH MAY   Peace Talks Suspended Indef initely; Still Apart on Woge Dispute. at

«nd Never Three Lemons—  Slot Machines, Studied By Congress, Eniovy Career Poralleling Motor Cars

Slot Machine Business, After Thriving For Half A Century, May Be Dented By Proposed Law

RESTRICTIONS ON COAL ARE IN EFFECT   One-Family Homes Are Limited to One Ton at a Time

Yanks Smash ‘Heaviest Red Forts in Korea   U. 8. Forces Trap 12,200 Communists Close in on 56.000

Yanks Snapping Big Pincers in Seoul Vicinity   Plight of Enemy Troops in North Seen Hopeless

YANK NET ON LAST REDS IN NORTH KORE!   Smash Heavy Fortifications to Trap a Total of 68,200 Commies.

Wanted: 6,200 State Men in Uniform Soon   Selective Service Gets New Workers

Frankie Neve Tosses In The Diaper "The Kid" TKO's Boxing Vet ‘In Yuletide Baby Sittina Go

Technical Knockout Scored By Baby In Bout With Vet Of 200 Ring Fi ghts;  May Charge Ma With Abandonment

Keeps Wolf from 1 Door During Strike  Miner Makes Living as Fox Hunter

 Fighting Unit Restored To Allied Strategy Charts Reds Trying to Build Up Defenses Before Seoul With ‘Phantom Division’ Evidence Indicated

‘Phantom Division’ Used By Reds In Efforts To Bolster Defense Of Seoul:

Resistance Stiffens  Reds Detend Seoul With ‘Phantom’ 18th Division

Reds Appear to Be Forming ‘Phantom Division’ To Oppose United Nations Drive on Seoul

TAWES UNOPPOSED BY REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   GOP State Central Committee Decides To Concede Compirolier’s Job To Bemocrat

Atomic Gain  Says Research. Will Make Energy a Vital  3... WW, ia ae:

Truman Bolsters National Atomic Science Research   Foundation Act Signed; Cold War Picture Outlined

Truman Sees Atomic Research Betfering Grains, Livestock   Holds Grim Frospect of Lang, Long Cold War: Would Order A-Bomb Dropped Again in Same Situation

Research to Better Crops And Livestock   President Extols It on Atomic Development

Atomic Energy to Aid Farmer   Truman Says National Science Act Is Signed

Atomic Research Might Aid Grains and Farm Livestock   President Discloses He Has Signed Science Foundation Act.

President Acts To Boost Power Aqainst Soviets  Idahoans Are Told End Of Cold War ts Not in Sicht

TRUMAN’S HOPE FOR A-PEACE   Reveals To Idaho Audience Perils He Sees For This Nation.

Truman Moves To Bolster Atomic Might  Discloses Signing Of National Scienc

PRESIDENT 78 TO MAKE NATION FIRST IN POWER   Declares U. S. Will Keep Ahead In Scientific Develop. ments— Warns Cold War To Last Long  Time,

Truman Signs Bill Creating  Science Agency Warns Cold War Wit! Russia fo Continue   Warns Coid War Wit! Russia To Continue For ‘Long Time’

14. Speeches Scheduled in Two States   President Holds Promise Of Benefits to Result From Atomic Research; Bomb Also Discussed

 Nationa! Science Foundation Act Becomes Law  Truman Expects Cold War To Last Long Time: Sins Act Designed To Bolster Atom Streneth

No Easy End To Cold War,  Says Truman   President Bolsters Atom Research With  Science Foundation

To Keep Lead Of Rest Of World, Truman Declares   President Sees Little Hops For Early End Of Cold War; No Compromise Ih Anti-Communist Fight

New Atomic Uses Cited By Truman   Tells Idaho Crowd He Also Fears Long Cold War

Atomic Strength Seen in New Act   Truman Claims U.S. Science Foundation To Keep Nation Ahead

Truman Moves fc Bolster Atomic ‘Power of Nafion   Tells Idaho Audience Cold War to Continue - For ‘Long, Long Time’

President Acts To Bolster U.S. Atomic Strength   Truman Announces Signing of Act Creating Agency For the Promotion of Scientific Research

President Sees ong Cold War, ictory In End   Series Of Speeches  4 Truman Continues . Northwest States

Truman Sees a Long Period For Cold War   Signs Science Foundation Act to Bolster Atomic Strenath

President  Sees Long Cold Wai   Says Nation Will Keep Ahead in Scientific Developments.

Truman Acts To Improve  Atom Power Of America»   Science Foundation Will Promote Study Of Nuclear Methods

Real Gains In Atomic  Work Cited   President Tells Idaho Crowd Farmers  » May Soon Benefit By Research

President Sees Long Cold War With Russia   Truman Signs Act For National Science Foundation

Cold War To Continue Long Time   Critical International Situation Uppermost Ir President's Thoughts As He Speaks In Idaho

Truman Reports Atomic Progress  Declares Research Will Help Farms

No Early End To Cold War Seen by Truman   Urges Patience In Dealing With Russia’s Antics

Atomic Bomb History Told On Train Tour   Announces Signing Of National Science Foundation Measure

TRUMAN POINTS TO ATOM GAINS   ‘Vital Force for Peace’ In sured by Science Foundation Act, Claim

Atom Research May Result In Gains To Farmer  Crowd Hears HST - Discuss Science, - Medicine Progress

Pres, Truman Acts to Bolster U. S. Atomic Power  Signs National Science Foundation Act To Keep US Ahead in Developments

Truman Acts To Bolster Nation’s Atomie Streneth   GOP To Use Senate In Answering Truman

Predicts Long, Long Conflict Truman Sees Science Institute Making U. S. More Vital Force

TRUMAN THINKS “COLO WAR" HAY LAST LONG TIME   Hails National Science Foun: dation As Vital Force if Far Pence

Truman Says Atomic Research May Lead fo Better Grain And Livestock on U. §. Farms.

Truman Action ‘To Bolster U.S.  Atomic Power   President Asserts Cold War Will Continue For Long Time

Cold War May Run Long Time, Truman Says  Atomic Strength Of   Atomic Strength Of U. S. Gets Boost

Sees Long Word Battle With Russia   National Science Foundalion Gets. Official Approval

Truman Says Aton Research Will be Speeded by U. 5.   Holds Out Grim Prospect of Long Cold War with Russ

Truman Says Atom To Drive Ships And Planes In U. S. Goal Of The Peaceful Future

Truman Acts To Bolster Nation’s Atomic Strength; Holds Cold War Will Continue “For Long, Long Time”

Atomic Study Aidto Farms, Truman says   Cold War With USSR to Continue Long Time— President

Truman Sees Atom Science Aiding Farme   Ultimate Victory for Free Nations in Cold War Promised

Weather   U. S. Congressmar Penetrates Red Curtain in Reich   North Carolina Solon Sees New Russian Baby Tanks, Je Planes in 50-Mile Jeep Ride

Nep. Lnarmam escorted DY FRUPS SIC I arr nian i errr enn enn U.S. S. Congressman Slips Through Iron Curtain, Sees New Red ‘Baby’ Tanks, Jets

Congressman, Aided By Russ Friend, Pierces [ron Curtain 250,000 Red Troops, Sleek Planes

U. §. Solon Pierces the lron Curtain   Rep. Chatham Brings Back Report of New Jet Planes, Tanks

Congressman Pierces Iron Curtain To Report on New Soviet Baby Tanks and Latest in Jet Planes

CONGRESSMAN TELLS OF IRON CURTAIN ADVEN TURE  ~Sees New-Type Soviet Tanks, Jets

TEMPERATURE   Risks Death To Snoop In  Soviet Zone   Rep. Chatham Sees New Tanks, Aircraft

U.S. Congressman Pierces Red Iron Curtain in. Reich   Zone Bristles With Russian Troops; New Fast Planes and Tanks Spotted

Congressman Pierces fron Curtain In Germany, Returns Undetected, Has Account Of Tanks, Jet Planes

CONGRESSMAN GOES BEHIND IRON CURTAIN      Escorted by Russian Friend Sees New Baby Tanks, Planes.

Congressman Pierces Iron Curtain, Brings Eye-Witness Account of Red Tanks, Planes

American Sees Red Inventions   New Baby Tanks, Trim Jet Planes Viewed on Soviet Fields

 Is Escorted by Old Russian Friend Solon Behind Iron Curtain  Sees Russ Baby Tanks, Jets

Congressman Pierces Russia s lron Curtain, Qefirns With an Account of Ped Tanks, Planes

US Congressman Recognizes Russian Friend from World War II in Berlin, Goes on Sightseeing Trip in Red Area

SOLON PIERCES IRON CURTAIN   Chatham Gives Eyewitness Account Of Baby Tanks, Jet Planes  iT -_. [2 ae  ~~ i Zz = £ £m mee) A kth

East German Tour Sights Described   New Soviet Baby Tanks, Jet Planes Reported by Visitor

Congressman Pierces Iron Curtain In Germany With Help Of Friend; Sees New Baby Tanks, Jet Planes

Chatham Pierces Soviel Curtain, Sees New Arms  On. Tour By Russian _ Friexid In East Zone

lron Curtain Trip Reveals Red Strength   Russian Friend Escorts Solon Thru Soviet Zone

Congressman Behind Iron Curtain Sees New Soviet Tanks, Jet Planes

CONGRESSMAN SEES BEHIND CURTAIN  Russia Has Jet Planes, Sleek Tanks

U. S. Congressman Peeks Behind Iron ‘Curtain: Views New Soviet Weanons

Rep. Chatham Taken on Tour (f Soviet Zone   Tells of Sleek Jets, Low-Built Red Tanks After German Trip

50-Mile Jeep Ride !nto Soviet Zone .  U. S. Congressman Slips by Iron Curtain for a Peek

U.S. Solon Peeks Behinc Jron Curtain   Taken for Tour In East Reich by Red Friend; Sees Sleek . Jet Planes, Rahv Tank

PIERCES IRON CURTAIN —_  U. S. Solon Sees New Russ Jets, Baby Tanks

Behind the Iron Curtain  U.S. Congressman Sees Jet Planes Baby Tanks inGermany’sRed Zone

AMERICAN VIEWS SOVIET SECRETS PAST IRON WALL   Representative Chatham,Of North Caro. lina Goes Wi ith Friend And Pierces Curtain—Sees Arm. ed Power.

Legislator In Peek at Soviet Lair   Rep. Chatham Pierces Curtain, Sees New Tanks and. Jets.

Congressman Pierces ‘Iron Curtain’ * * * ke ok * * * * * wk ,  Brings Back Eve-Witness Report'On Jet Planes. Babv Tanke

Details On New Red Tanks, Jets Bared By Solon   Lowmaker Inspects Lotest War Machines Behind Jron Curtain

Sleek Jets With Sweptback Wings, 3-Foot High Tanks, Seen Behind Iron Curtain

Congressman Pierces lron Curtain, Sees Soviet Baby Tanks, Jet Planes

U.S. House Member Pierces lron Curfain   Taken on 50-Mile Ride of Defense Deaintc by Russian

U.S. Solon Tours Red German Zone; Tells Of New Baby Tanks, Jet Plane:

sya!  Military Secrets     Congressman Pierces ‘Tron Curtain,’ Sees Red

Soviets Produce New Baby Tank   Congressman Sees Sleek Jet Aircraft

MRS. GOTT GUILTY  OF 2nd DEGREE MURDER     Appeal Awaited Before Sentencing By Court     Defendant Weeps, Juror Falints,   Defendant Weeps, Juror Faints, Mother, Attorney Break Down  ag, Verdict Is Given

MRS. GOTT SUILTY  OF 2nd DEGREE MURDEF  Appeal Awaited Befor Sentencing By Court     Defendant Weeps, Jaror Paint  ateiher Adtorney Break: Down         Defendant Weeps, Jaror Paints Mother, Atturney Breaks Down  xs Verdict Is Given

Vogeler Trial Denounced  as Persecution United States Says Hearing Was "Devoid of Tustice’

Vogeler Trial Denounced  as Persecution United States Savs   United States Says Hearing Was ‘Devoid of Justice’

STRIKE LOOSENS GRIP ON PLANT   Large Steel Firm Back in Operation After Railroad Walkout Is Ended

2,700 Soldiers Go Ashore North of Wonsan With Aim of Driving to Man churian Border.   VITAL ROAD JUNCTION  IS LOST BY ENEMY   American Troops on Western ‘Side of Peninsula Crash Into Taechon Against Tough Resistance.

Army Strength Is 123,500 Men   Mighty Sed Armada of Allied Ships at MacArthur’s Calf

GOOD NEWS FOR OLDSTERS September Social Security Checks to Be Much Biaaer

NEW SOCIAL SECURITY TAX WENT INTO EFFECT ON OCTOBER FIRST MORE TAXES COMING IN NOVEMBER

GI's Must Fight Diseases In Filthy Korea   Sanitation Facilities Almost Non-Existent In Small Town Areas

Exhibits Promise to Crowd Show  Space This Year   ‘Over 130 4-H Kids to Participate; Open Classes Strong

Exhibits Promise To Top All Records   Over 130 4-H Kids To Particl pate; Open Classes Strong

Band Festival Will Highlight Open House   Expect 1,200 Musician: From Eastern Iowa To Attend   {Pteture on Pare 2)

Reds Fail, Officer Shot  North Koreans Faiter In Do-or-Die Stand

ogenS 1 per Bomb Discussion red Into\British Election Picture , Talks Suggestion Of Churchil   Hydrogen $ Pushed Into By Talks

ALLIED-RUSSIAN TALKS PROPOSED   Churchill Suggests New Conferences With Stalin In . Effort To End Cold War.

H-Bomb Debate Enters British Election   Churchill Proposal For New Talks Is Campaign Issue

Churchill Talks Of Big-3 Parley   Doesn’t Mention H-Bomb But Suggests EastWeat Talks.

H-Bomb Enters British Elections   Churchill Suggests New Big Three Talks

Assembly Control  _ Changes Hands and Congress Delegation Switches to 9 to 2

Man Is Held For Murder   Father Admits Fatal Beating Of Daughter

RED LINGUISTIC DEBATE ENDS   Stalin Has Final Word On Language Studies; New Purge Forecast.

New Confessions Can Be Expected From Russians After Stalin Speaks

New ‘Confessions’ Expected After Stalin's Language Policy Address

Chinese Reds, Koreans Meet In Fierce Fight  Battles South Of 38t! Parallel Herald Big-Scale Offensive

So. Korean Residents Flee City   10th Corps Safely Out Of Hungnam

Report Red Forces Starting Offensive   Drive Launched in Attack on South Koreans North of Seoul

4, S. OFFICIALS SAY NOTHING ON RED CHARGE   Claim Planes Were Less Than 30 Miles From Vladivostok

Russian Protest Of Strafing Relayed To Defense Department, MacArthur

Russ Protest “Violation” of Frontier   Claim U. S. Jet Fighters Strafed Soviet Aitport

RIDERS OFFERED 10 LEGISLATION 10 REPEAL OLEO TAX   Civil Rights Amendments Introduced by Langer — Action Complicates Senate Dispute.   LUCAS WILL MOVE TO TABLE PROPOSALS   Predicts This Wil] Kill Them — Dairy State Members Fight to Retain Margarine Levy.

Langer Proposes  Anti-South Ride   Lucas Promises to Table Trrevelant Amendments

ARN BLASTS RIVAL   Governor Candiate “Campaign Talking” About Highway Patrol

Re-Arming of Anti-Red World Topic of Talk   Truman, Both Parties Discuss Means of Speeding Up Aid

To Outline Plan fo Re-Arm Allies   Top Congressional Leaders to Confer with President

Ultimatum To Russia,  China Urgec   Some Senators Favor A-Bomb’s  Use if Necessarv

Senators Urge:   Drop Atom Bombs on Russia Unless Aid to China Stops

Senators Demand Ultimatum, Then Atom Bomb’s Use   Leaders of Both Parties Express Hardened  Sentiments

Convictions Of 7 Alleged Rapists At Martinsville Upheld In Court      Last Chance For Negroes To Escape Chair Seen Virtually Eliminated

20,000 Marines And Doughboys Trapped At Chosin Reservoir   Communist Waves Push Southward In Pursuit Of Sth Army As Yank Units Abandon N. Korean Capjtal

pO 2 Se oe See  Reds Hack At Escape Route    ww   COMMUNISTS IN PYONGYANG

Reinforced Chinese Near Hamhung   Marines Fight To Keep Airfield Open for Escape

I'oe Burning P yong yang,  Racing South   Allied Aircraft Keep Up Continuous Attacks On Convoys

Chinese Drive Within 17 Miles Of Hambung  re atte to Held’ ‘Gis  Thine fede

PLANES RIDDLE RANKS BUT GAP IS SOON FILLED   U.N. Retreat Southward Goes On—Site Of Next Stand Unknown.

Marines Fight Desperately for Tiny Airstrip Red Waves Occupying Evacuated Pvonavana

Marines Seek’ To Keep Open Tiny Airport   Reinforcements Are Poured Into Korea By Enemy

Marines Battling To Keep Hagaru Airstrip Operating   Waves of Enemy Occupy Pyongyang, Hack at 8th Army

Pour Reinforcements Into Drive Now Only 17 Miles From Vital Port, Take Pyongyang And Begin Attack on 8th Army Escape Route

Gap in Niblack Dike Diverts Torrent, See Crest of Only 28 Ft.; 2-Day Watch Ahead

Defense Plan Means Blank Check Of U.S.   Allies Also Request Stronger Commitment If Russia Attacks

Acheson Returning ‘Big Blank Check’ For U.S. Taxpayers   Foreign Ministers Promise Cooperation in Setting Up ‘Balanced’ Atlantic Defense

Acheson Sails For Home With Pleas For Help   Allies In Europe Want Assurance Of Aid If War Comes

Acheson Sails For Home With New Requests  Western European Allies Want New Guarantee Of Aid

BRANNAN PLAN IN LAST STAND   Administration's Farm  Program Appears Casucity of I Korean Conflict

Brannan Plan Dead, Say Senators   Advocates Not Comforted by Defeat of Sen. Elmer Thoma:

KKK K ® SOUTH KOREAN SAYS . REDS DEFY MACARTHUR OW ORDERS FROM AUSSIA-

Rain and Fog Slow Search for Child   Maine Girl . Sought by Posse Near Sanford

‘roops, Planes and Tanks Hit Back at - North Koreans With Particular Sue"cess Won on Changnyong Front Where Enemy's Crack Fourth Division is Subjected to “Hell of a Licking” in Words of U. S. General in - Sizing. up Situation. .   BEST DAY'S WINNINGS OF WAR

Allies Move Up on Other Fronts      UN Forces Have  Best Successes of Any Bay 6¢ Wee

Action Near Taegu As Gains Made By U: N. Troops In The Naktong Area

Counterattack Launched To Protect Capital   30,000 Communists Turned As U.S. Forces Advance Three Miles Near Changnyong, Rout North Koreans

Yanks Advance on Other Warfronts  Hit Noktong Bridgehead, Move Banmed im Cantkh: Pakhana Reataken

Civilians Are Evacuated From Taegu: Planes Fly More Than 500 Sorties

THE BOX SCORE   Enemy Is Thrown Back On Pohang,  Southern Fronts

VERDICT BASED ON CONSPIRACY AND SPY CHARGE   Former U. S, Government Clerk. And Valentin Gubitchev. ‘Of Russia Will Be Given Sentences On  ursday Mooring ”

American Girl and Soviet U. N. Ride Are Guilty   Attempted Espionage Points Pair Toward Prison Sentence

Couple Guilty Of Espionage.  Conspiracy   Government Girl Faces Maximum 25-Year Sentence

Judith Coplon And Gubitchev  Lose Decision  Federal Jury Upholds Charges of Espionage —Sentencing Slated

Miss Coplon and Gubitchev Found Guilty of Espionage Against U.S.

Judith Coplon, Gubitchev Found Guilty Of Spying   Judge Remands Both Until Thursday For  Their Sentences

Judy and Her Pal Guilty in Jury Verdict   Federal Jurors Return Verdict Against Girl And Her Russian Lover After Lona Trial

ONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY AND SPYING ©   Sentence Will Be Delivered Thursday

Conspiracy Case Figures Now Face Severe Sentences   Former U.S. State Employe, Russian Declared Guilty

Sentence to Be Imposed on Thursday  Two Accused of Con: spiracy and Attempted Eaniaonage

Couple Guilty On Three Counts Of Conspiracy”   Ex-Government Girl Faces Maximum Term Of 25 Years in Prison

Coplon, Friend Are Convicted By Jury Today   Spy Conspiracy Case Is Ended; Sentence Will Be Imposed on Thursday Morning.

GirlInnocent Onlof4 Counts; Russian Could  Get 15 Years   Case Tried for 5 Weeks Sentencing Set for  Thursday

Judith Coplon And Gubitchev Found Guilty   Former Government Girl Faces Long Years In Prison  For Conspiracy

Girl, Russian Conspired, Is: Jury Verdict   Count on Espionage Is Also Upheld

GUBITCHEYV AND COPLON CONVICTED   American Woman ,and Russian Boy Friend Guilty of Conspiracy and Attempted Espionage.   SENTENCE TO BE PASSED THURSDAY   Face Heavy Fines, Jail Terms; Federal Jury’s Verdict Returned After Night’s Recess.

Ex- Government Girl Is Found Innocent On One Indictment Count   Set Thursday For  Sentencing Pair   Neither Display Emo tion As Jury Bring: In Verdict of Guilty

GUBITCHEY AND COPLON. CONVICTED            ty of mny Fetend Gi ‘and Attempted Espionage.::~      SENTENCE TO BE. PASSED THURSDAY.   Face Heavy Fines, Jail Terms; Federal Jury!s Verdict Returned After Night's Recess.  eaey

Guilty Tags on Both Coplon, Russian Pal   Convict Gubitchev of Conspiracy and Espionage Attempt

Couple Convicted In Espionage Case   Sentence Will Be Passed Thursday Morning: Jury Deliberates Six Hours

Girl Found Guilty On 2 Counts   Russian and Former Government Clerk Will Be Sentenced , Thursday Morning

Espionage and Conspiracy Charges Upheld   Both Defendants Scheduled to Be Sentenced March 9

1 Are Charged With Espionage and Conspiracy   Couple Can Receive Prison Terms and Fines on Thursday

Ex-U. S. Employe Cleared On One Of Four Counts In Indictment   Sentencing Is Set  For Thursday   Girl Faces Possible Jail Term Of 25 Years, Boy Friend 15

Coplon Is Guilty On 3 Counts   Government Girl To Bi Sentenced Thursday Morning; Not Guilty On One Count.

Jury Convicts Pair on Three of Four Counts; Face Long Jail Terms

Pair Faced By Lengthy Pen Terms   Ex-Government Girl, Russian Convicted Of Spy Charge.

MISS COPLON, GUBITCHEY ARE FOUND GUILTY   Government Girl and Russian Convicted on Three of Four Conspiracy Counts.

FEDERAL JURY VERDICT IS RETURNED   Judge Ryan Delays Pronouncement of Sentence Two Days

Jury Finds Coplon, Gubitchev Guilty Of Spying Charges   Woman Found Innocent Of One Count; a T.. Ra Deceeasrl On Thirredau

Judy, Gubitchev Declared Guilty By Federal Jury  Miss Coplon Found One Of 4 Charges  nnocen

Jury Finds Pair Guilty  Of Conspiracy   Valentine Gubitchev, Judith Ceplon To Be Sentenced Thursday for Attempted Espionage.

CONVICTED 0 ‘OF 4 COUNTS “OF CONSPIRAC   Girl Faces Maximum 25-Year Sentence in Prison, $10,000 Fine.

Jurors Find Gubitchev And Judy Coplon Guilty On Three of Four Counts

Thursday Set As Sentencing Date   Federal Court Jury Convicts Pair Of Conspiracy And Attempted Espionage, Case Branded ‘Daring, Cold-Blooded Spying’

Verdict Returned Just Before Noon, Miss Coplon Faces Sentence Of 25 Years In Prison, Gubitchevy 15 Years   MOTION FOR MISTRIAL DENIED BY JUDGE RYAN

Gubitchev And Coplon Are Guilty   Russian Man and U.S. Girl Both Convicted . Of Conspiracy and Attempted Espionage

Fresh American Units Join Tired Defenders   Daring Tank Foray Penetrates 22 Miles Behind Lines

Fresh American  Troops Have Big Sherman Tanks   Allied Troops Approaching Ten Division Strenth Of Red Invaders

U.N. Forces About Strenath Of Invaders   Marines And Second Infantry May Enter Fight By Nightfall

Mighty Armies Preparing For Decisive Fight  Marines And 2nd Infantry Rolling

Fresh Troops To Join Battle by Nightfall; Reconnaissance Shows Enemy Buildup near Chinju.  PERSHING TANKS   PERSHING TANKS TO AID IN BATTLE

Yank Patrol Hits Behind Reds’ Line °   Find Big Commie Forces On Plains West Of Pusan

Dig in Along River After Withdrawal   Elements of Marines Infantry at Front; Pershing Tanks.

U. S. Troops Roll To Showdown Tilt   Allies, Despite Reinforce ments, Still OQutnumbered by Reds   FIGHT TO BE SOON

Fresh Yank Troops and Armor Roll Swiftly Toward Front in Desper ate Effort to Halt Red Drive on Pusan

Fresh Divisions  Jake Front Line Posts for Battle  Tank-Led Unit Makes Big Push  Into Red Lines

Allies Shorien Lines, Wait for Counter-Offensive   Red Artillery Starting Firing on Main Road East of Noktong River

Marines, 2nd Infantry Near Battle Area As GIs Pull Back Lines   Yanks Withdraw Up to.18 Miles In 3 Days;, Task Force Drives 22 Miles Into Red Area, Spots Drive Build-Up

Enemy Brings New River Defense Line Under Fire Quickly  North Koreans Reach Relsots Soc Behe Becks   North Koreans Reach Naktong’s West Banks Hour After Defenders

Marines Sped to Front Line   Allied Troops Withdraw 18 Miles in Three Days to Line of Choice

Ist Marines, Army 2nd. Infantry Join Defenders   Naktona River Is Battleline

Elements Of Two Fresh American Divisions Are  Put On Shrinking Front

Pershing Tanks Head for Front Along Big River   First Marine, Second Army Divisions Deploy Along Defense Line

ALLIED TROOPS APPROACH STRENGTH OF INVADERS FOR FIRST TIME IN FIGHTING   Marines and Second Infantry Expected in Battle By Niaght

Marines, Fresh Army Troops Rush To Front   Hint Reinforcements May Be Fighting By Nightfall

Allies Nearly Approach Reds’ 10-Division Strengths Reconnaisance Force Notes Enemy Wuild-Up Near Chiniu

Fresh Divisions Expected To Be In Action Soon   Battalion Of 24th Division In Daring Reconnaissance Raid Behind Enemy Lines

Front Shrinks As Allies Fall Back 18 Miles   Communists Stopped By New Defense Line

U. S. Battalion Pierces Enemy's Lines nD           Daring Sweep Discovers Big Buil For Korean Communist. Push

Pershing Tanks Brought Up for Showdown —   Marines, Second Division Mav Be in Fight by Night

Allied Attack Jolts Red Plan   American Strength Now Is Building Up

“Marlies, 2nd Takantry “Enter-Fray on Front-. ~for Alf Out Encounter

Marines, Infantry Move Toward Front; Contact Is Expected by Nightfall

Fresh Forces Use Pershing Tanks, Arms   One American Unit Penetrates Red Lines 22 Miles

U. S. Troops Roll To Showdown Tilt   Allies, Despite Reinforce: ments, Still Outnumbered by Reds

Showdown Fight Looming as Defender Forces Push Ahead; New Men to See Action Soon

Big Pershing . Tanks Used by, Korea Defend  Parts of Two New: Diviciane in Ranka

Lull on Front As Yanks Withdraw To New Positions   U.N. Force Still Outnumbered by 10 Red Divisions

Naktong Line Under Fire by Reds   American Troops in Surprise Raid on Communist Positions

Marine Unit, Army Gather Heavy Tanks   Support Deployed U. S. Troops Which Withdrev To Shorten Up Lines

U.S. Moves Big Pershing Tanks To Front for Red Showdown   21th Infantry Unit Sweeps 22 Miles Behind Enemy Lines

infantry, Marines Equipped With Pershing Tanks  U.N. Troops’ Withdrawals Compress Beachhead Rim

YANKS TO USE HUGE TANKS IN FIGHT   Marines, Second Infantry In Action Soon   Breached In Daring Foray By 24th Division; Puts Halt To Red Push

FALL BACK 18 MILES IN. THREE DAYS   Fresh ‘Troops and Big Pershing Tanks Moved Toward Showdown on New. Defense Line.   REDS BUILD UP . FOR PUSAN DRIVE   Daring American Tank Raiders Charge 22 Miles Behind Enemy Chinju. Lines and Return.

STATE PRESSED TO MEET NEEDS   aovernor Says There Isn't Enough Money For All Services Asked — Lists “Must” Ttems.

Possible First Negro Student of Graduate School at T.U. Hesitates on Seareaation

58 Planes Hunt Missing Craft With 44 Aboard   Tired Pilots Told There Is Chance Victims May Be Alive

Search Pressed In Yukon Wilds   58 Planes Continue Hunt for Lost C-5Carrying 44 Passengers

ECA Gives Fourth Of Funds for Food   Improved Morale One Of Major Benefits

11 on Bomber Die in Crash   B-50 Plunges to Ground on Farm Near Lebanon, Ohio. ~ ;

11 LOSE LIVES IN B-50 PLANE CRASH IN OHIC     Names of Six Released by Air force—Four Were Texas Residents

16 Army Fliers Die In Bomber  B-50 Explodes After Crash Near Lebanon

11 Men Killed In Crash of B-50 Bomber in Ohio   Second Superbomber Wrecked in Arizona Mishap

Erickson Is Linked To Fla. Gambling  Inn Nets Profit Of  PFR5 538 In Year

Florida Gaming Spot Is Linked In Erickson Chain   District Attorney Says Net Profit in One Year Was $685,538

Key American Center Guards Port Of Pusan   24th Division Yanks Moving Up Behind Tanks

Americans Hit Foe On South Flank   Marines Seize Hills Near Chinju; Enemy Holds Onto Pohang

Invading Army Believed Poised For Knockout   Central Front Seen Target Of All-Out Blow; Communists Thrown Back Mile On Southern Flank

28-Year-Old Girl UT Student Dies ln Fall From Tower   ralls From Window At 2/th Floor

Driverless Auto Injures Shoppers   2 Hurt Critically, 8 Others Receive Minor Injuries in Pittsburgh

Driverless Car Crashes Into Crowd of Shoppers; ITen Persons Are Injured

Runaway Auto Injures Nine, Two Critically  Woman Loses Leg, Man’s Leg Is Broken:  Thruce Store Damaged

Chrysler Tieup Now Month Old  Employe Loss Put At $1.188.772 A Day

Chrysler Strike at.30-Day Mark; No Settlement Seen   Negotiators In Dispute Exchange Bitter Statements

ON ARMY PLAN   Yugoslav Delegate “Says Moscow Threeits Rdeecm fieectamel Ghose

KOREA PRELUDE TO WAR NO. 3   BRIDGES CALLS FOR FULL MOBILIZATION OF AMERICAN MEN

BRIDGES WOULD ARM GERMANS AND JAPS   Senator Urges AU-Out Mubilizatior —Calis Korean fight Prelude to World War.

BRIDGES SAYS KOREA PRELUDE TO WORLD WAF   GOP Senator Urges All-Out Mobilization and Economic Controls.

Korea Prelude’ fo World War 3  All Out Mobilization   All Out Mobilization is Asked by Bridges

Unification Of Free Europe Seen Unlikely   Senator Says Administration “Missed The Boat’

Wear ‘y Band Of West German Red Youths Camps On Zone F rontier, Defying All Orders

YOUNG GERMAN REDS PUZZLED   Held Up For Medical Examinations On Way Home From Communist Rally In Berlin — Weary And Dirty.

Britain Rejects Russia s Plan   Of Power Talk   Speaker Before UN State Vishinsky’s Proposal ‘Out of Step’

Minnesota Mother Ot Four Held   Accused OF Plot With Farmband To Kill Husband

POISON MEANT FOR RUSBAND. KILLS NEIGHBOR   Mother of Four Advits Trying to Kill Husband in’ Lover's Plot that Misfire; — Similar Charges Planned Against Iincerant Farm. er.

POISON MEANT FOR KUSBAND MILLS-NEIGHBOR   Mather of Four Ad~its Trying to Fil Husband in Lover's Plot that Mivfires — Sivdlar Charges Planned Against Itinerant Farnt.  Poe

Milwaukee Puts Ban On Bebops  Catholic Group Hits At Sloppy Dress

Senate Polishes Rural Phone Bill Hopes Renewed For Passage Of rouse  Pu tea oC Fre  —_— ar mae eo ree , = SO eee hv DV oe yon Ad

Messages Are Sent Out to 3,000 Locals   Matter Now in Hands of Courts, Truman Secretary States

UNION AGAIN ORDERS MEN BACK TO PITS   But Miners Remain Idle; White House Plans No Action, Says Matter Up to Courts.

Observers Say Talks To Bring Union Contract   Lewis and Owners Schedule Parleys For Wednesday

 —~NO SEIZURE—  Walkout Still Is Full Scale   WHITE HOUSE DELAYS MOVE

Messages Sent Out Yesterday, Says Union; White House Contemplates No Further Action in Dispute.   GOV'T DOESN'T PLAN SEIZURE

Order Is Sent. to 3.000 Locals   Matter Up to Courts, Ross Tells Newsmen

GOVERNMENT PINS HOPES ON PARLEY INWASHINGTON   MAKE NO EFFORT TO ENFORCE INJUNCTION PENDING CONFERENCE

Mine Locals Get Orders to  Resume Work   Federal Officials Pin Coal Peace Hopes On New Bareainine Talks

Coal Walkout In Full Stride Despite Orders   Union Counters Charge Work Request Held Up

Workers Deaf Alike To Orders of Lewis  And of Lecal Unions To Go Back to Work

ORDERS TO MINERS   Messages Sent to All 3,000 Locals Thruout the  Nation

Miners Continue  Defiance, Remain Idle Despite Call  Lewis Due To Hike Raise Demands at Parley Tomorrow

Officials Hopeful Bargaining Sessions Starting Wednesday iMay Produce Coal Contract

To Resume ‘Coal Talks : Wednesday   Miners Again Stay Out Of Pits Despite Court Order To Return To Work

Says Local UnionsGiven  Work Orders   White House Reports No Action on Coal Strike Being Planned

Living Cost Dips Again   Down 2.3 Per Cent Over Year Ago; Still 25.2 Over End of OPA

Consumer Prices Again Show Drop In Living Cost  . Baerambsewsn feu   December: to. Januar Figures Cause Cut In Autos, Pay Scales

SLIGHT DROP IS REPORTED IN LIVING COSTS   ‘Consumer Prices in January  2.3 Under Year Ago;   New .4 Decline.

COST OF LIVING DIPS SLIGHTLY, FIGURES SHOW   -4 Percent Reduction Noted ir 30-Day Period by Federal Bureau

Consumer Prices Drop 0.4 Per Cent,  Government Says   Sull Cost. of Living Is 66.9 Per Cent Above Prewar Average; Seve Din Normal

DERY ACHESGN IS GOP TARGET   Sen. Wherry Says Party Will Not ‘Gang Up’ Gn Secretary

Parade Features Qhservance Here  Plane Flights, Other EFwaent. Planned Far

Parade Features Observance Here   Plane Flights, Other Events Planned For Armed Forces Day

lowa Guard Unit Gets Federal Call   194th Artillery Battalion Alerted

CES Program Calls For Nearly All ACK/Home-Front Controls Adopted TSiTo Help Win In World War Il

Senate Speeds Endorsement of Army Expansion   Business Gets Biggest Shock in Korea War Controls

CONTAIN SOME SURPRISES — Home Front Controls Proposed Now ~ Almost As Tight As In World War Il

‘Home Front Controls Sought Fall Short Of Last War Only By Price ‘Ceilings, Rationing And Job Curhs

World Asked To Help Halt  Korean War   Britain Offers Use Of Fleet

UN, in Council’s Strongest Action, Asks All Members for Aid in Korea

Light Vote Is Expected In Wisconsin   State to Select Party Candidates *In Tuesday Primary

County Farm - Bureau Picnic  Slated Aug. 25   J. E. Stanford Of Kentucky Farn Bureau Federation To Be Speaker

EXTRA PUMPS ADDED   To Remove Water From the 20,. 173-Ton Liner Franconia

State Board Returns Permit  Gets First Medical Call In Six Months

Doctor Sander Gels Medical License Back   Candia Physician Starts Practice Immediately By Phone

SANDER GIVEN BACK LICENSE   Doctor, Involved In “Mercy Slaying,” Practic ing Again

Economy, Prices Hit High Levels   Production at Record Rate; Food Costs Doubled Since OPA

, Cake Sale to be Held at  Ann’s Flower Shop in Katy BDoheuae, AtL

Cake Sale to be Held at Ann’s Flower Shop in Vlvantu Boaohidiarw Ath

Humphrey Asks Se oregation  Ban On Draft   Demo Would Outlaw Race Separation In All Forms; Bitter Fight Seen

Teachers Back Forced Merger   Bonds Refuses Aid To Small Diétfict

Oklahoma City’s Leopard Dies of Too Much Excitement from 61-Hour Prowl

KKKKKS  BIG CITY HORSE WHO. BAN AWAY IN PHILLY CAUGHT BY RED LIGHT   Okla. Leopard Fled Zoo, Dies  Of Excitement

Autopsy Shows Leopard Died Of Excitement And Exertion, Not Drugs

EXCITEMENT OF HUNT T00 MUCH FOR LEOPARD   Collapsed Lung and Not Doped Meat Blamed For Decoth.

Collapsed Lung Brings Death fo Oklahoma's Leopard   Drug Not the Cause, Veterinarian Reports Following Autopsy.

Strain Is — Too Much For Leopard   Guiopsy Discloses Collapsed Lung in. Big Cat Which Died After Return ta Zan

‘Twasn’t Drug That Killed Leopard— Extreme Exertion, Depression After Much Excitement Blamed

Hunt Proves Too Much For Leopard After Escaping Oklahoma City Zoo; Animal Crawls Back To Pen And Dies

Leopard-Crawls to His Den, Dies  Eveitament af Hunt   Excitement of Hunt Too Much for Beast

Kixe itement Too Great een a  Collapsed L ung Caused Death  Of Oklahoma City Leopard

Leopard Crawls to His Den, Dies   Excitement of Hunt Too Much for Beast

Over Excitement  Killed Jungle Cat   Autopsy Of Leopard Showed Drug Was Not Resnonsible: Beast Will Be Mounted

Leopa rd Dies After Returning To Zoo In Oklahoma City; Collapsed Lung Ts Cause

Excitement of Hunt Too Muck For Leopard   Animal Died From Collapsed Lung Due to Exhaustion

()klahoma City’s Famous Leopard Dies In His Cage   Excitement Of Hunt Blamed For Death Of Meandering Cat

Excitement Too Great—  Oklahoma’s Meandering Leopard Dies After Three Davs Of Freedom

Marines Show Truman Ho ow vTo Storm Beach ‘Deacident Sees Display.Of Corps'-Striking Power: >

Says Truman to Request Higher Taxes   Increased Personal Corporation Levies Are Certain

HIGHER LEVY ON INCOMES TO BE ASKED   Job of Putting U. S. On Pay-as-Go Plan Faces Congress

Solon Claims Magazine Shows ‘Red Sentiment’   State Department Accused of Following Pattern of Acauiescence tn Chinaca Cammio

Task Force 86 Starts N. E. Cruise   Training Ships To Dock At Portland

SPIES STEAL U6. ARMY DOCUMENTS      ‘HOMES OF 30 AMERICAN OF, FICERS IN HEIDELBERG, GERMANY. ENTERED.

For Sham, Says Union  Poll Seeks Opinion on Gift,  Does lt Give Workers a Lift?

FAIL TO BREAK OPLED RECORD OF BILL ODOM   ‘Couple Disappointed, Tired, Land After Flight ] Across Pacific.

Legion Leader Says Conflict Sure To Come   Universal Military Training Bill Gets Strong Backing

Legion Spokesmat Urges Passage Of UMT Measure  Declares War With Russians Is Inevitable

LEGION CALL RUSSIAN WAR INEVITABLE   Spokesman Says UMT ~ Key To Survival For America

Legion Spokesman Says Survival Key Is Muitary Training   Security Committee Chairman Is Heard As Congressional Witness

Backs Unity ini : Foreign Policy  Gov. Dewey Calls Bi-Partisan Action

CAMPAIGNS INTENSIFIED ‘Rodeos, Reunions Lure Vote-Hungry Candidates

TO RODEOS, ROUNDUPS, REUNIONS State Political Campaigners Head For The Picnic Grounds

Accidents Kill Eight in State   Traffic Accounts for All Fatalities Over Sunday

Doctors’ Draft Starts Monday  Medical Men Called For Registration

Doctors, Dentists  To Register Monday   Berrien, Van, Buren, County Medics Will Sien For Possible U. 8. Service

OBSESSION DRIVES HIM  Dr. Sander Denies Any Belief in Mercy Killing

SANDER HOLDS MRS. BORROTO ALREADY DEAD   Accused Physician Remains Calm As Witness

Pleads He Was ‘Obsessed’ Wher Injecting Air   Medic Testifies ‘Something Snapped’; Says Patient Was Deac

C10 Textile Union To Resolve Its Fight For Executive Office With Ballots

Report Says China Troops MakeUpBulk   U.S. 10th Corps Admits Regiments In Kerean Action

More Than 10,000 Reds in Fierce Counteratlack   At Lease Two Chinese Communist Regiments Are In Well-Organized Fight.

Reds Driving on East Coast City   Two Communist Divisions Attack Hamung Behind Allied Advance

Fierce Fighting Rages As Allies Near Frontier   No Cause for Alarm in Announcements By UN Commander

Divisions in Advance on East Coast   First Of ficial Word of China Reds in Korean War in Strength.

Two Regiments of Chinese In Action In Area   Fight Behind Slowed Allied Advance to Manchurian Border.

Chinese Reported In Fighting   East Coast City Of Hamhung Object Of Determined Drive

Troops Behind. Slowing Allied Border Advance  Made Up Mostly of: Chinese Communists

YANKS CLAIM SITUATION SERIOUS   South Korean Units Forced To Flee In Disorder   ‘Drive On City Of Hamhung;:  Enemy Well-Organized, Full Of Fight

Push Reported Bolstered By Chinese Force  American Military Advisers Claiming Situation Seriaus

INIERVENTION BY RED CHINA? Allied March Toward Manchurian Border Is  Slowed By New Threat

Force of 10,000 Threatens Coast City of Hamhung   Rok Sixth Division Retreats in Disorder After Losing Heavily in Border Battle

ENEMY STRIKES FOR EAST COAST WITH NEW FORCE   American Tanks And Artillery Rushed To Critical Area After Defeat Of South Ko rean Division.

Two Enemy Divisions Drive Toward Hamhuna: Allied Advance Blunted   Still No Confirmation of Open Intervention by: China Communists, But Situation Is Considered Serious: Red Forces Are Striking Back Hard

Big China Red  Force in Action   ’ Enemy Reported Under Orders To Take Former Chemical City

Force of More than 10,000 Men Said to Be Made Up - Mostly of Chinese  IN DRIVE ON HAMHUNG  East Coast City is Behind Slowing Allied Advance Toward Korean Border

U.S. CONFIRMS FULL REGIMENT IN NORTH KOREA   TWO RED DIVISIONS DRIVE ON HAMHUNG BEHIND UN LINES

Units Made Up Mostly Of Chinese Commies, AP Correspondent Says   Reds Force South Korean Retreat   Enemy Groups Smash At Flanks. of ROK  Unit Near Reservoir

Chinese Troops Reported Part Of Big Force  ROK Sixth Division Hard Hit Near Manchurian Border

U.S. Confirms Manchurians In Battle Zone   Attacking Force Under Orders to Capture Hamhunea

CHINESE COMMUNISTS MAKE UP MOST OF FORCE ENGAGED BEHIND UN ADVANCED LINES

Hamhung Is Enemy  Tar set —   Allied Position Is.. Seriously Threatened By Sm mashing Drive On Flank Far Behind Front

UN Advance Slow; Reds  Strike Hard   Chinese Communists Are Helping Desperate North Korean Rebels  ‘SITUATION SERIOUS’

Two Divisions Drive  Toward Hamhung   ROK Troops Driven Back. From  Border Line By Commies

New Enemy Force fs Driving Toward City of Hamhung   American Troops Are Rushed to Aid Hard-Hit ROKS  In the Narthusact

South Korean 26th Regiment Facing Stiff Opposition From Three Sides; Captured Red Officer Tells Of Plans.

10 OO0-Man Counterattack Pushes for Hamhung; Allied Advance Slowed by Battle

Force Largely Chinese Reds   Cut in Behind Slowing Allied Advance Toward ” Manchurian Border

ROK Unit Badly Slashed, Routed by New Forces   Size of Manchurian Invaders in Doubt: Hamhung Threatened

Two Divisions Pushing Toward Port Of Hamhuneg   Enemy Reported Under Or. ders To Seize City By Wednesday; ROK Divi sion Foreed Into Retreat

Push Reported Bolstered By Chinese Force  American Military   American Military Advisers Claiming Situation Serious

Driving On Coast City Of Hamhung   Most Critical Area  Is In Vicinity Of Onjong Where U.S, Rushes To Aid ROKs

Marines’ Dash Toward City Periled By Two Communist Divisions; Allied Driye ‘for Border Is Slowed

Two Communist Divisions Drive Toward Hamhung   Believe Advancing Enemy Forces Made Up Mostly Of Soldiers From Chinese Armies

Reds Weill-Organized and Full of Fight; Counter-Attacking Force May Number 10,000.   NORTH KOREANS SEND WOMEN TO FRONT

Chinese Reds Reported In New Advance   Two Divisions Threaten East Coast Port

Red Chinese  Reported in New Thrust   Two Communist Divisions Reported To Be Making Drive for Town Miles Rehind Alhed Front

Chinese Reds Are Fighting In Korea  East Coast City of Hamhung  Ohiect of Communist Advance

Two Reinforced Divisions Drive On Hamhung  Says Full Communist . Reaiment tn Action

More Than 10,000 Men Fight Allies Beyond Hamhung   U.S. Reports That Full Chinese Division is in Action in Same Area

Two Chinese Regiments In Action Against South Koreans: As Tibet Invaded Today   Chinese 200 Miles From Lhasa

Enemy Units Nearing Port Of Hamhune   Two China Regiments Reported in Action With North Koreans

Sino Troops Drive Behind Allied Lines   Two Red Divisions Of 10,000 Men Launch Attack

Force Reported Made Up Mostly Of Chinese Reds   Two Chinese Regiments Identified; Americans Consider Situaton Sortous

Forces Made Up Mostly  Of Chinese Communists; Allied Advance s Slowed

Strong Divisions Open Fierce Drive To Oust Rok Units  Leaders Awaiting Clear Picture of Communist Aid

Push Started Behind Lines Of UN Forces   Yank Tanks, Artillery Rushed To Help ROKs 45 Miles From Border

GROSS BORDER IN FORCE, SAYS ALLIED REPORT   South Korean Unit Sliced  Up; Two Red Divisions In Hamhune Battle

Communists From China:  Lead Attack   Enemy Divisions Open Drive Toward Hamhung On Coast

Enemy Smashes atFlanks Of R. O. K. Division: Marines Forced to Dig in

Two Red Divisions, Mostly Chinese, Are Nearing Hamhung   Counter-Attack Far Back of UN Lines Is Well Organized; Push Of Allies North Slowing Down

Chinese Reds, Behind Allies, Out for Hamhung   Size of Force In Doubt, But Situation Sertous

Made up Mostly Of Communists Of Chinese Report To Seoul Declares

1 Red Divisions Counterattack Far Behind the Lines  Made Up Mostly   Made Up Mostly Of Chinese Reds It is Reported

SAY CHINESE JOIN DRIVE ON HAMHUNG   South Koreans Report Enemy Force of More Than 10,000 Menaces East Coast Port.   YANKS CONSIDER SERIOUS SITUATION   Plight of ROK Forces Desperate; Americans in Hard Fighting 34 Miles From Border.

Americans Term Counter-Attack "Serious Blow   Regiments From Across Manchurian Border In Action

Units Are Made Up Mostly Of Chinese   ave Vwtis y ww & WALKS DELY DY ROK Sixth Chewed Up In Three Day Fight * 45 Miles From Manchurian Border

Allies Worried By Entrance Of Chinese   Americans Bolster ROK Division In Critieal Battle Near Border

Chinese Make Up Attacking Units; Force, Well Organized, Numbers 10,000 Men: Most Critical Area  Is Onjung Where South Korean Sixth Division Is Wrecked And Favcad ta Flea

Enemy Checks Allied Advance Toward Border   Tivo Communist Divisions March On East Coast City With Chinese Aid

Chinese Reds Said To Compose Units Nearing Hamhung  Regrouped Commies Reported by ROK’s As Well Organized

Counterattack Manned by 10,000 Troops   Two Chinese Regiments Also Reported to Be in Action in Korea

2 Enemy Divisions Push OnHamhung Far Behind Front   Allied Main Advance Toward Manchurian Border Slowed; 10,000 Men, ‘Believed Mostly Chinese. lDrive For Port

Third Of ROK Division Lost In New Clash   Reds Strike Far Behind Allied Line; Americans Suffer Heavy Losses Again

Two Divisions Are Reported in Hamhung Drive   Still No Indication if Acts Considered Open Intervention

‘Report 10,000 Well Organized Tr oops in Field   In Counter-attacks Against UN Forces

Red Units Drive Upon East Coast Near To Border   Force Is Reported To Be Northwest Of City Of Hambhune

Union Issues Tuesday Call For Walkout   New Blow to Rails Follows Firemen’s Work Stoppage By Less Than Week

New Rail Walkout Called by Switchmen Aimed Against  Ten Western, Mid-West Lines  Th... re ia hoe a  oe

Switchmen Call Strike for Tues,   Demand 48 Hours Pay for 40 Hours Work

NEW RAILROAD STRIKE CALLED BY SWITCHMEN   Walkout Set Tuesday Against 10 Midwest, Western Roads

Switchmen to fie Up 10 Lines In Pay Dispute   Union Claims Mediation Machinery Exhausted; Demands 48-Hour Wages for Working Actually Only 40 Hours.

Walkout Called to Back Up Demands for 48 Hours’ Pay for 40-Hour Work Week.   §,000 TO LEAVE JOBS, UNION HEAD ASSERTS   Carriers Affected Are in Wes and Middle West—Mediation Efforts Have Failed.

New Railroad Strike Called On 10 Lines  Switchmen Seek  AP, Ul... Aa

Western Switchmen Call Rail Strike  48 Hours Pay For ‘£0. Heur Waek Acked

IN PAST 2 WEEKS   More Moisture Since May 17 Than in Previous 41, Months of Year   STILL UNDER .. NORMAL

SIX INCHES OF RAIN IN PAST 2 WEEKS   More Moisture Since May  Than in Previous 414 Months of Year   STILL UNDER . NORMAL

Field Abandoned By U.S. Air Force      sapmaller.. Runway. . -- Now. In’ Operation

2wirling Dust Envelops Planes Clouds Of Topsoil Stretch Three Milas In

TO HALT ALL GAMBLING NEWS Daniel Asks Court to Widen Western Union's Injunction

COMGRESS WILL  BY: KEPT BUSY  “na wo Taxes, Commies, Appointments   taxes, Commies, Appointments Are On Aaenda

NCEA Canvas Group Agrees On New Tally   Presidential Ballots To Be Recounted In Teachers’ Squabble

NCEA Committee To Mee! For Second Vote-recoun'   Chairman Miller ‘Objects Strongly

NCEA Directors Called To Meet Again Tomorrow   To Take Another Look At Prolonged Presidential Fight

Teachers To Count Votes Third Time   Committee Ignores Chairman’s Protest Toe Ta ive: Sacctinc:

UNIFIED ARMY APPROVED FOR WEST. DEFENSE   Churchill Proposal {: Voted by European  Assembly Group

Envoys Back Europe Army  Pee ot Bate Baws ool   Churchill Motion Passed De Ataicters’ Council

COMMON GOVERNMENT SOUGHT Churchill Urges Formation Of Western European Armed Force

European Assembly Votes For Creation of United Army for Defense of West

Europe Votes to Build  United Army  Churchill’s Move for West Defense Caorriac hu 294, 4

Unified Army Proposed By “Mr. Churchill   Troops Would Be United For Defense Against Russians

Winnie Gains Broad Support In Assembly   Sees Arming Europe Against Russians As Race For Time

UNIFIED ARMY FOR DEFENSE OF WEST EUROPE   Consultative Assembly Adopts Churchill’s Plan, 89 To 5

Assembly Backs Churchill Plan For One Army   United European Force Is Urged for Defense Of Western Nations

Vote Was 89 To 5 With 27 Abstentions; Victory For Churchill As He Warns Of  Russian Peril

United Foree For Detense  Is Approved   One Defense Ministry Proposed for Fight On Red Aggression

Strasbourg Assembly _ OK’s Motion By Churchill  Former Premier Is Not Candidate Roe Prannced Tat

European Army Given Approval   Create It for Defense of the West

$16,000 Car  Is ( yaraged   Patrol Denies Permit For Gambler's Auto

Experts Take Over Problem Of Manpower   U.S. Defense Program Begins To Shape Up

Manpower Plan For Defense Is A Step Closer   Two World War II Job Experts to Be In Command Posts

US. Speeds Program On  Manpower   Voluntary Measures Set For Present By Rosenberg. Goodwin

Manpower. Jobs To Be'Filled   Government Moves Closer  To Coordinated Program

Coordination Of Manpower Near  Two Experts Given Vital Defense Posts

Goff And Serley Herds Lead DHIA   Hilten Cow Is High With 65 Pounds of Rutterfat Produced

Gordon Bernard Herd Tops DHIA  Also Owns High Cow For Month; 168 On List of Bigs Producers

Graves, Bernard  Herds Lead DHIA  Goff Cow Is High On Association Report For The Month Of June

DHIA Report   so Vee ee Gordon Bernard Herd First; Goff & Son Has Hich Individual Cow

Goff And Serley Herds Lead DHIA  Seth Moore Guernsey Is High  Cow With

Bernard Cow Tests 96.7 Ibs. In DHIA  Qaelow Daernavd Awatm   Serley, Bernard Again Lead Association In April Testing

DHIA Report For October   Earl S. Goff & Son and Emil Mayer & Son  Herds Are High

Goff Cow Gives 91.1 Ibs. In Test  Bernard, Fairman Lead In Herd Averages; Serlev. Rurealow Hich

DHIA Report For September  Otto Foss, Donald Quade Herds Lead; Burcaiow Has Hich Indiviiuat

TITUSVILLE FIRE ~ LOSS IS $125.00   Wall Paper  ‘Company’s - Warehouse Is Leveled.:

Russia Still Quiet On Plans For UN  Hew President Malik :Withholds Business:

Russian Silence Continues On Plans When They Return Tuesday To United Nations Security Council

15,000 Californians Still Homeless Because of Floods   Rebuilding and Rehabilitation Number  Problems As Waters Recede.

Big Clean-up Job Under Way  Flood Waters Recede   Flood Waters Recede In Nevada, Californio

Flooded Areas Start Cleanup  California Still Has 15.000 Homeless

Rebuilding and Rehabilitation Are Prime Problems in Flood-Ravaged Coast Areas

i Flood Waters Recede. Rebuilding Begins In Nevada and California

Artillery Firing af Point-Blank Range In Southern Fight  Gls Battle to Keep Red Troops From  -Escaping Trap

_ “TRAPPED NEAR CHINJU— Reds Try Lo-Escape In Free-For-All Fighting

34 ARE SAVED BY HELICOPTER   Daring Rescue Made Aft. er 11 Americans, 23 S. Koreans Freed  RELEASED PRISONERS

Federal Suits Against Cold Tablet Makers Dropped When Ads Revised

UN Army Plans To Get Bevin OK   Yugoslavs Also Due To Give Endorsement

Other Support to U. S. Plan for Standing United Nations Army to Crush Aggression Expected — Second Week of Assembly Debate Begins Today.

Ewing Hits Foes Of Health Plans  “Tells AF. Opponents Of. Program ‘Stupid’

EWING ATTACKS MEDICAL GROUP   Federal Security Administrator Says Public Health Plan Opponents Are Stupid, Dangerous.

Government Health Program's Foes Called (Stupid, Dangerous’ by Truman Spokesman

Inquirers Seek Peek At Papers On Lattimore  Discuss Means Of Prying Documents Away From McCarthy

Spy Proofs Of McCarthy Are Sought By Senators  Subpoena Is Likely We WAerctawe, Doan nemc   Subpoena Is Likely If Mystery Papers Are Still- Withheld

‘Secret Files On Lattimore Elude Senate   Probers May Issue Subpoena for Notes Held by MeCarthy

“Economy Brand’ Cigaret Tax Cut Is Eliminated   Clears Way for Vote on Increasing of Corporation Load

House Tosses Out Tax Cut On Cigarettes   Action Clears Way for Vote Whether to Boost Corporation Taxes; If  Passed Other Cuts Due

House Committee Would Keep fax ot ‘Economy’ Smokes  Rejects Reduction, Once Approved, in fw = .¢ Tethe

House Tax Group Votes Today on Corporation Tax   To Decide If $500 Million Boost for Big Business Better than Veto

HOUSE GROUP PREPARES TO VOTE ON TAX MEASURE   Ways And Means Committee Summoned To Decide On Proposed Boost Of About $500,000,000 In Levy On Big Corporations—Ten Republican Members Are : Expected To Oppose Any Increase—Agreement  Amane Diamnacwate Nas Casta

Would Mean Increase Of  Half Million   ‘Economy Brand’ Cigaret Tax Slash Dropped

Committee Vetoes  Cigaret Tax Cut   Will Consider Corporation Taxes Next; Wartime Excise Tax To Be “Veto Proof”

House Group Tosses Out Cigarette Tax Proposal   Would Not Cut Tax On “Economy Brands;” Nex Vote On Whether Te Boost ( »rporation Taxes

House Committee Reverses Decision On Cigarette Tax   Vote on Boost In Levies for Corporations ae ‘Boffer’ Will Be Takan

LARGE INCREASE IN CORPORATION — LEVIES IS EYED   ‘Veto Proof’ Tag Seen on Measure Slashing Wartime Excise Revenue

CORPORATE TAX HIKE VOTE DUE IN COMMITTEE   Decision Will Rule Whether Excise Slash Will Be Vetoed

Corporation Jax Boost Approved   Revenue Hunters Change Minds About Cigarette Slash

of Cigarets Out   Rise in Corporation Levy to ‘Veto Proof’ Bill Now Considered

Tax Cut  Decision Monday   : House Committee Will Vote On   Excise Slashes

Cigarette Tax Cut Tossed Out   Vote On Corporation Levy Hike To Escape Veto Draws Near

Group Withdraws Cigaret ‘Relief’ Move by One Vote  Action Clears Way For Showdown on Business Levies

Corporation Hike ls Next Question Awaiting Ballot   Some Are Hoping For “Veto Proof” Excise Revenue Legislation

Committee Vote Due on Tax Boost   Corporation Levies Likely To Be Increased

ACTION CLEARS WAY FOR VOTE ON TAX BOOST   New Move Would Provide $500; 000; 000 A Year  From Corporations :

CIGARETTE TAX CUT PROPOSAL IS OUT   House Unit Discards Plan From Bill; Stage Set For Corporate Levy Vote

Corporation Tax Boost InHands. Of House Group  -Commitide To Decide On Tax Slash Bill In  sii a a ——

Tax Measure  Change Made   House Committee, Eliminates Cut on "Economy Brand" Cigarettes.

 Ways and Means Committee   May Vote Higher Corpora tion Taxes and Reduce Excise Levies.   REPUBLICANS TO OPPOSE ANY INCREASE

But Corporations’ Levy May He Raised To Provide Another §500.000.000

WAY CLEARED FOR VOTE ON JHE MEASURE   Rise In Corporation Assess Ment Expected To Make  Proposed Bill VeteProof”   SITUATION IS REVIEWED

Earlier Action Reversed by Committee Today   Beost in Corporation Rates May End in "NVeta Pract’ Meacure

Final Voting Begins On Tax Cut Bill   Way Cleared For House Ballot On  Corporations Boost

Excise Tax Bill Faces Real Test   President Demanding Revenue To Offset  Anv Revenue Loss

House Group Set to Vote On Tax Hike:   Reversal of Approved Cut in Cigarette Levy Clears Way for Vote On Corporate Increase

‘Economy Brand Cut Thrown Gui of Bill: Coreoration:  i  i   aa  a

Big Issue Is Whether To Boost Corporation  Tax By 500 Millions   Would Make Up  Excise Tax Loss   Toll on Furs, Jewelery, Movies, Phone Bills Would Be Reduced

Cigarette Tax Plan Rejected  Levy Is Retained On ‘Economy Brands’

Clears Way For Vote On Other Taxes   Corporation Rate Mav Be Increased In Proposed Bill

Corporation Tax Boost, Excise Cut Up for Vote   House Attempts To Avoid Veta By President

Solons Struggle With Tax Rates In Effort to Offset Revenue Due to Be Lost in Excise Cuts

Way Opened For Vote To Boost Corporation Tax   House Group Throws Out Once-Approved Proposal To Cut Cigaret Levies; Excise Imposts May Go

BILL LABELE “VETO PROOF” BY BACKERS   Throw Out Plan To Reduce Cigarette Tax   Appears Confident Measure Will Win Approval; Balance Delicate

WAY IS CLEARED FOR SHOWDOWN ON NEW LEVIES   Ways And Means Committee Denies Cut On ' Economy Brand Cigarettes— Corporation Tax  eared.

OMMITTEE DROPS PROPOSAL 10 GUT GIGARETTE TAXES   Action Clear Way For Vote On Increasing Corpora Ee eT ere ere:

Cigarette Tax Cut Proposal Is Discarded   -Once Okayed For “Economy Brands’

TAX COMMITTEE READY T0 VOTE   Decision To Raise Corp. Taxes May Make Bill Veto-Proof.

Cigaret Tax Cut Proposal Thrown Out   House Committee. © Clears Way for Vote On Corporation Levy

Solons Mull Veto-Proof Tax Measure  Vote Due Monday Qn Corporate Levy

Force Three New Crossings of Naktong in Taegu Vicinity   Thousands Swarm Over to East Bank on Both Flanks of First Cavalry Division

New Crossings, Orie Only 13 Miles from Taegu Is Apparent Start of Korean War's Largest Of: foensive.

British Carrier Dodges Red Ships   New, Secret Craft Spied on by Soviets

Maneuvers At Sea Hindered Bv Red Ship:   British, Dutch And French Warships To Start Nava Action Today; Red Fleet Anchored Nearby

BRITISH MOVE CARRIER FROM RUSSIAN GAZE  Vaccel Taken Out of   Vessel Taken Out of Sight of Soviet Ships Off Southwest Coat.

British Secret Carrier Told To Move Out Of Sight Of Soviet Ships

Soviet Ships Arouse British   Order Secret Carrier  Awav From ‘Fishers’

To Drop Regeney:  Tibet to Give Full Rule To 16-Year-Old Dalat Lame

Tibet Hardening Its Opposition To Invasion By Reds   Dalai. Lamh To Replace ~ Regent: At Ceremony .. In Lhasa Today ™

Church Teachings Championed In Letter From Pope   Assumption Proclamatio: Date Is Set, Warns  Against ‘Errors’

MAKING PROGRESS  Fifty-One New Faces Have Been Added to C. of C.  olls

Labor Will Soft-Pedal Taft-Hartley Law in Ohio ‘Campaign to Defeat Taft

Foreign Policy Overshadows Fair Deal Issue   Both Parties Stress International Questions

Foreign Policy New Keynote In Election   Truman, Taft Trade Blasts In Windup Of Hot Campaign

Parties Watch For Effect Of War Reverses   Demos Expected Te Retain Control In Tuesdav's Flection

No Change in House Control Is Anticipated   Foreign Policy Note Marks Final Days of :1950 Congressional Election Campaign

Foreign Policy — Is Spotlighted As Campaigns tnd  Truman’s Fair Deal      Truman’s Fair Deal Program Virtually Forgotten In Wind-ur

Policy Has Big Role in  Elections.   2420 UU ULV EE DV *     Democrats’ Stand Trial on Foreign Relations as Drive in Congress ‘Nears Ballot  War Has Bearing        Korean Reverses Might Help Elect G.O.P. Candidates   War Has Bearing

Foreign Policy Made Top Issue   Political Observers Predict no Change in Congress Control

POLITICAL RACES ARE SPEEDED AS DECISION NEARS   Congressional Campaigns Ending On Foreign Policy Issue On Eve Of National  Election.

Foreign Policy Issue Stressed By Candidates   Truman‘s Once Hotly Debated ‘Fair Deal’ Program Is Forgotten Issue

Demos Expected To Retain Edge In Conares:   Candidates Make Final Appeals To Votere Today

Foreign Policy Note Big Issue  Fair Deal Program Virtually Foraotten

Windup Today In Campaigr   Opinions That Democrats Still Hold Control of  U. S. Congress

Republican Margin Is One - Million in State   Writers Chary of Predictions Campaign Closes on Foreign Policy Note

‘Fair Deal’ a Forgotten Issue  Election Hinges On Foreign Policy

Both Paries Stress International Matters: ‘Fair Deal’ Is Forgotten

Foreign Policy Is Principal Issue   Once Hotly Debated ‘Fair Deal’ Program Virtually Forgotten; Democrats Expected To Retain Control

Vote-Getting Campaigns End Today   Wind up on Note Of Foreign Policy; No Change Seen In 2-House Control

Foreign Policy ls Keynote Of National Vote  ‘Fair Deal’ Program Virtually Forgotten As Election Issue

US Foreign Policy Is Top Issue   International Situation Shifts Spotlight From ‘Fair Deal’ Controversy

Korean War Seen Factor In Major Contests   Congressional Campaign I Concluded On Foreign Policy Note; Demos Ex pected To Hold Control

Foreign Policy fake: — it National Election ‘ccues Local Situations Seen 2 Far tor

Campaign Cleses . With G.0.P. Blasts At Foreign Policy   The “Fair Deal’ Is Forgotten in Final  Appeals for Votes; Tete Divyacnhes tt.

Foreign Policy Note Winds Up 1950 Campaign   ‘Fair Deal’ Forgotten; May Settle Races on Local Situations

Political Drive Ends On Foreign Policy Note  ‘Fair Deal’ Shoved   ‘Fair Deal’ Shoved In Background As Issue

Foreign Policy Note ~~ Marks Final Appeal:   "Fair Deal" Program is Almost a Forgot tenlssue as 1950 Congressional Cam. paign Winds Up—Both Sides Stress ‘International Questions. -  HEAVY VOTE IS FORECAST.

Democrats Seen Retaining Majority kw Ok k* ok ak ok wk Ok Qo? AT TST... eT. OL... Of! LION . rE

FOREIGN POLICY TOP VOTE ISSUE   Truman .Controversial Fair. Deal ‘Program Appears Eclipsed by Worle Situation as Campaign Nears End

Foreign Policy Stressed  As Cam paign Winds Up i   Observers Expect No Change In Control Of Congress; Taft Says Truman Killed Bipartisan Poliey

Foreign Policy Debated in Final Election Talks   War's Influence Still in Doubt; G.O.P. Gains Seen

Oratory Ends, U.S. Votes Tomorrow   Foreign Policy Stressed in Winding Up the Campaign, With Truman’s ‘Fair Deal’ Virtually AForgotten Issue: Korea Reverses a Factor

U.S. Foreign Policy Now No. 1 Item   Record Number Of Voters Expected At Polls Tuesday

Foreign Policy Top Issue As Campaign In   Nation Closes   Major Parites Make Final Appeals; Top Vote Anticipated

SEE FOREIGN POLICY AS MAIN ISSUE   “Fair Deal” Forgotten as  Issue; Truman, Taft and Stassen Speak in Win-up.

Control Of Congress Is Main Issue   Both Democrats. GOP Sce Gains

PRODUCTION OF FOOE MOUNTS IN EUROPE   City Schools and University of Kansas to Have Easter Holidavs

Unionist Ousted From Taft Rally   Senator Tells Why C.I.0 Opposes His Record

Russia Faces Test in Austria  Communist Mayors   Communist Mayors Seeking Reelection

Gov. Shivers Peace Plan Wins Victory   Demo Executive Committee Seats Conservatives

LOYALTY TO PARTY MAJOR ISSUE  Conservatives Win First Round In Demo Pre-Meetina Skirmish

HITS SWITtCH CREW      Runaway U. P. Engine Kill:  3 Trainmen at Cheyenne

THREE KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE   Plows Into Switch Engine After Running Wild Eight Miles

Unmanned Engine  Kills Three Men   Huge Locomative Careens Eight Miles Downhill And Rams Diesel Switch-Engine

Careens Eight Miles Downhill  Runaway Locomotive Kills 3 Trainmen at Cheyenne, Wyo.

Sunday Evening Programs Able To Be Screened   Radio Performers’ — Threatened Walkout Reaches Aqreement

Pact Averts Video Strike   Radio Performers Also Get Wisher Wage Scale

Facilities Tested For Production Of H-Bomb  McMahon Indicates   McMahon Indicates Vote May Be Taken Soon on the Issue

FOUR CONVICTED OF CRIME ASK TO BE RELEASED   Applications To Be Heard June 21st by Supreme Court   Charles ee sy sem to Life, Among Asking Release

Leibold-Munkel Wedding August 22 at St. Stephen's Parish in Chester, Iowa

Reds Hurled Back Along  Two Fronts   VU, S. Troops Gain: Mile, Seize Strategic Hill in Hard Push

Yanks Advance On  2 Fronts in Korea   "Worst Is Over,"’ Says Lt. Gen. Walker; He's Sure Reds Can Be Stopped

South Korea Leader Says March To Go To Manchuria   Rhee Is Determined To Drive Communist Forces Out Of Land

‘Won't Stop At 38th  Parallel’    South Korean President Says His Troops Will Go On ‘To Unify Nation Even If UN Does Not

NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME TOW Maid in Lone Campaign to Get TV for Sick Boy         Once-moved Mansion Doomed bv Proaress

Dewey Urges Excise Taxes Repeal in Talk to Publishers; E. A. O'Hara Chosen Officer

Tella Publishers He Js in Favor of Repeal; New York Hit Weary: Hard

Repeal Excise Taxes, Dewey Demands Friday   State Publishers Say Present Law Creates Bad Effect

House To Speed Tax on Profits  Committees Instructed To Prepare New Bills

HOUSE OKAYS EARLY ACTION ON PROFIT TAX   Effective Date Is Sel For Super-Levy Measure

: Attempts eed Tax On 3 Profits Legislation  ed Prepared mamittees

House Seeks Profits Levy   Time Element Is Included In 331 to 2 Ballot

VOTES T0 SPEED UP PROFITS TAX   HOUSE CALLS FOR PREPARA. TION OF MEASURE DURING PRESENT SESSION.

Excess Profits Tax Bill Ordered Drafted ByHouse   Resolution Would Not Delay Recess

Guerrillas Use Yank Uniforms   Infiltration Lets Reds Attack Behind American Defenses

TRIKE YANKS FROM HEAR ON BANK OF RIVER   North Koreans Start Drive on Kum After Intensive Artillery Duel.

Three Divisions Are Brought Up to Face Small U. S. Forces   Red Guerrillas in Behind Yank Lines In U. S. Uniforms

Enemy Troops Sneak Behind Allies’ Lines   Commies Bring Up 2 Or 3 Divisions For Kum River Assault

Guerrillas Strike Yanks rrom Behind   Heavy Fighting ls Reported All Along River Front

REDS OPEN FULL SCALE BLAST AT AMERICANS’ DO-OR-DIE. DEFENSE LINE ON KUM RIVER

NORTH KOREANS OPEN BARRAGE - AT KUM RIVER   UN’s Lie Urges Immediate Help for Americans in For East Fight

Enemy Puts  Small Unit Across Kum   Uniforms of Infiltrators Possibly Taken Off American Dead.

Communists In Gl Dress Sneak Into U.S. Front Lines   North Koreans Ready To Open “‘AIL-Out Against American’s Do-Or-Die Kum River Line In South Korea; Yank Morale High As Order To Hold At Any Cost Is Received

Guerrillas Clad in U.S. Green Twill   Defenders Watch Communist Flanking Movement to East

THE BOX SCORE   Trygve Lie Calls on UN For Soldiers  Yugoslavs Accuses Bulgar Troops Of Crossing Border

Invading Reds Wade Stream Near Capital  holes york Americar 4  marrne ioLrnrnvrnaetanar

Full Scale Offensive Is Opened   UN Calls Other Nations to Aid As Battle Looms

(1100 North Koreans Wade ‘Kum River Despite Firing   Another Communist Flanking Movement Expected East Of Taeion Where Defenders Outnumbered

Artillery Duel Raging at Vital Line  Guerrillas Get Behind Yanks

Koreans Launch All Out Effort to Drive Americans From Kum River Positions

Shock Force Sent Across By Invaders   Full Scale Attack Aimed at Americar Do-Or-Die Defenses

North Koreans Open Full Scale Offensive   U.N. Asks Other Anti-Red Nations To  Send Troops Into Battle on Communists

One Red Force of 100 Crosses To South Bank Under Heavy Fire   Communists Use Green-Clad Guerrillas in Strength Against American Batteries; Invaders Make Progress Along Eastern Lines.

British Official Notes Danger From Commies   Lord Vansittart Calls For Continuing and Resolute Precautions

‘Atomic or Bacteriological  Arizona Guard Lays Plans To Meet Any Emergency

Predict Action On Statehood    See Alaska.. Hawaii Votes Before Recess

UN Assembly Meets Today; Group Expected To Grant  Permission To Cross 38th

Sub-Freezing Temperatures Leave Parts Of State Highways Glistening With Ice

Vistrict Gets Taste of Winter POPP PPL LAP LLL LEN LLLP,  Weather Bureau Says More Cold ls on Way

“Critical Phase” of War In Next 2 Days   North Koreans Drive Within § Miles of Key Road Center

U.S. Officer Sees Verdict In 48 Hours   Enemy Dead Pile Uy In Counter-Atiacks By Allied Forces

American Armor Slowing Up Reds   North Koreans Have 50,000 Troops Ready 8.12 Miles fram Base.

Flanking Attacks Are Slowed Down   50,000 or More North Koreans Poised for Attack    Had. Enough: 'High Officer of Red Korean JArmy Gives Self Up to Yanks

FROM WIDE AREA   162 Students From 46 Territorial Divisions En rolled at K. U.

Russia Testing Guided Missile  Rockets Lobbed Over Baltic All Summer

20 Americans. ~ Die In Kores   Wounded In Fighting Are About 100, Associated  Press Told ©

20 Dead in Korea War; Wounded Are Being Brought Out   Only Small Infantry Units Have Met Armored North Korean Columns

AMERICAN DEAD IN WAR PUT AT 29   WOUNDED NUMBER 4 OR 5 TIMES THAT FIGURE. YANK MORALE IS HIGH,

Oklahoma Spinach Rolls to Markel   Volume Bigger This Year More of ft Going Fresh, Not Processed

Oklahoma Spinach Rolls to Market   AGG i PIdihel  Volume Bigger This Year More of It Going

Says Communist Strength Reduced Tells Touring Farmers Europe  Held From Reds by U. S. Aid

Views Ideology Netting Results Winning People   Democracy. Conmunisn  May Both Be Discarded.  Nehru Tells Gathering

U.S. Claims Plane Open Waters Of Sea      Wants Investigation, Indemnity

NATIONS MAKE PEACE APPEAL TO RED CHINA  U.N. Hopes That OT i. diate. een aes ads eae Os .. a : 4   U.N. Hopes That Communists Wil Give Ear to Latest Offer.

Higley fo Enter Governor Race: Session Stormy   Former Chairman of State Organization to Be a Candidate

Higley, Former Chairman, Seeks Governor's Post  Richland Center's Caucus Furnishes First Fireworks

Youths Burn Blue Shirts   Germans Try to Escape Anti-Commie Assault

Signs Indicate Korea Reds Are Preparing to Bring ‘Air Force Out of Hiding

Signs Show Reds May Try to Stop U.S. Air Strength  Planes and Pilots Would Have to Come  From Ruecia. Hawave

Air Force Draws Blood Red High Command in Korea Desperate Over Ceaseless Rain of Bombs

Wisconsin GOP Senator Urges Probe Immediately   Accuses Gustayo Duran of Being “Rabid” Red; ’ Fails To Identify  AHeged Homosexual

MORE CHARGES MADE TODAY BY SEN, M’GARTHY   Says Homosexual “Hired by CIA For Hich Position

Virginia Hill Faces Call By Crime Probers   Friend Of Big-Time Gambler To. Testify In Senate Inquiry

Ground-Breaking Stage Will Be Reached Soon for Building Hydrosen Bomb Plant

Roosevelt Died Five Years Aro   Many People Still Visit His Grave In Hyde Park, N. Y.

pec Eicahicatmt berct N l cett Pion ail CS  Fifth Anniversary Of FDR's Death Observed In Rites At Hyde Park

THOUSANDS SEE F,D.R. GRAVE   As Many As 3,000 Daily Visit It After Five Years

A MEMORIAL SERVICE   Late President Franklin D. Roosevelt Died Five Years Ago

As Many As 3,000 Persons Visit FDR's Grave Daily Five Years After Death

Half A Million U.S. People: Visit Roosevelt:Grave Yearly : a Memorial Rites To Be Conducted Today For FDR At Hvde Park On Annivérsary Of Death

Thousands Still Visit FDR's Tomk Daily Five Years After His Deat}

Bill Roetzheim, ‘Local Gym Star, Leaves For Japar  Wins Highest Honors  In National Meet

Bill Roetzheim, Local Gym Star, Leaves For Japan   Wins Highest Honors In National Meet At Los Anaeles

Federals Open Credit Curb Drive Monday  Time Limits Ordered Pare Ahi Fecwmbienl   Time Limits Ordered On Main Essential Items for Families

‘Time Payment Controls Go In Monday   Twin Controls To Curb Inflation Will Affect  The Low-Income Buyer

Federals Open Credit Curb Drive Monday  Time Limits Ordered On Main Essential   Time Limits Ordered On Main Essential Items for Families

Twin Assault on Inflation Readied For Use Tomorrow   Government to Clamp Curbs on Credit, Hoarding

Twin Assault on Inflation Readied: For Use Tomorrow  Government to Clamy fe... EL. .. pm _ gee    Government to Clamp Curbs on Credit,’ Hoarding

US. Attack On Hoarding Set Monday   Twin Controls to Hit Speculation, Easy Credit Buying

TO CHECK BUYING, HOARDING  emu  Inflation Curbs In Effect Monday

Start Monday Tightening Up On Controls   Runaway Credit Be Hobbled And Hoarding Hit

TWO CONTROLS 70 BE INVOKED   Easy Payment Buying, Hoarding Will Go Under Curb Tomorrow

Inflation Check By Government Begins Monday   Twin Controls Planned Will Hold Down Credit To Consumers And Checl Wild Material Buying

“Time Buying’ And Hoarding To Be Checked   Government Begins Control Tomorrow To Curb Ieflation

Inflation Battle to Start Monday   That’s When New Control Is Effective

Government Readies Twin Assault On Inflation With Anti-Hoarding Ban

Credit Payments, Controls Affected By NPA Order   ‘Regulation W’ First Operation Of NPA In Controls Effort

U. 5. 10 STRIKE INITIAL BLOWS AT INFLATION MONDAY   Ban to Be Clamped on “Inventory Hoarding” and Restrictions Placed on Installment Buying.   NEW RULES MAY CUT DEMAND FOR CARS      one of Price, Wage and Ka  tioning Control Powers  Voted Truman Scheduled   for Use Yet.

Twin Attacks (n Inflation Start Monday   Credit Restrictions, Anti-Hoarding Ban To Go Into Effect

REGULATION “W” STARTS MONDAY  Credit and Inventory Controls Ready

Pact Nations Announce Plar For Defenses   Ties In U.S. And Canadian Aid When Marshall Plan Ends

Tito Worried More Over Food For Yugoslavians  Than Menace Of Russia

INDEPENDENCE WILL NOT BE FORFEITED   Marshal Tito Sars Yugoslavia Will Not Be Conquered; May Buy  Weetern 4rmc

Tito Says Slavs Will’ Fight to Death to Keep Independence, Freedom

President To Attend Installation Rites  Truman's Sister Named Granc Matron In Masonic Auxiliary

MISS TRUMAN GRAND MATRON   Eastern Star Will Install Sister Of President Truman

Three Mingo Mines Closed By Violence   Two Beaten When Diggers Object To Layoffs

SCOUT PROJECTS ARE REVIEWED.   Central District -‘Activities Covered  Wide Scope In 1949

Boy Scouts, Celebrating Anniversary Proud of Their Record of Service

UN, Without Russ, Provides Outlet To Reaction Against Aggression   BY J. M. ROBERTS, JR. Associated Press"

BOLSTERS FALTERING UN U.S. Follows Pattern Set 174 Years Ago, Defies Reds

Tax Collections To Set High for State School Aid   Fund Increased by $4,557,393 Over Previous Year

State School Aid Hits New Peak With Record Collection of Taxes   Missouri Fund for Public Schools Climbs to $41,729,536 With Surprising Increase in  Reavenira Fram Rath Salac and Imeamea Tayvec

AMEN, 2 WOMEN SHOT IN BRAWL AT DANCE HALL   Guinman: ‘Dancing  ° With Wife Starts * Early Morning Fieh

Six Are Wounded In Saloon Brawl!  Jealous Husband Sets Off Fusillade

Holiday Eve Wreck Leaves 300 Injured   2000 Jammed on Trains When Fast-Traveling Long Island Express Rams Rear of Stalled Local

Express Ploughs Into Stalled Local: 300 Are Injured   Officials Probe Worst Wreck in State's History: Mavor Tarms Accident « ‘Ceres!

Connally Says ERC Substitute BillToBe Killed  Senator Cenfident Cammitteas Ta Glau   Senator Cenfident Committee Te Okay Entire Cash Amount

Committee's Action Flayed By Senator   Administration, ECA Officials Fight Aaainst Proposal

SENATE GROUP CONSIDERING FCA PROGRAN   Predict Defeat On Move To Sub Farm Products For Cash

SEES DEFEAT OF BILLION DOLLAR ECASUBSTITUTION   MOVE WOULD REQUIRE FARM PRODUCTS’ USE IN RECOVERY PROGRAM

Predicts Full : Okay of ECA Cash Requests   Substitute Of Farm Surpluses Is Criticized

Connally Sees Change in Plan   Farm Products Not to Replace ECA Money

Trumanites Fight ECA Surplus Plan  Defeat for Slash In Cash Predicted

Farm Surplus For Foreign Aid Move Opposed   Ordinances Passed Bringing New Areas Into Sikeston

Substitutes Of Produce In ECA Fund Are Opposed   Surplus Farm Goeds Would Replace Cash  In Vorys Amendment

Sen. Connally Says Congress Will Reject Plan fo Sub Farm Products for ECA Cash

Experts See Rejection Of Sub Aid Plan   Move To Send Food Instead Of Money To Europe Attacked

Congressmen To Kill Lynching Measure Again  @Strategy For, Next Political Campaign Being Mapped Out

ANTI-LYNCHING ~ APPEARS DEAD   ‘House Leaders Ready To   Stand On Present Rec  ard On Civil Rights

Anti-Lynch Law Appears To Be Dead  For Session   Both Parties Feel Satisfied Record On Rights Is Good

Anti-Lynch Law Appears Killed In This Session  mere Now Bil mice ese:   Leaders In House Willing To Stand On 81st Record

HOUSE LEADERS HANG CREPE ON RIGHTS’ ISSUE   ‘Anti-Lynch Legislation Be  _ lieved Dead for This Ses: sion of Congress

ANTI-LYNGH BILL APPEARS DEAD   House Of Representatives Waits For Senate To Take Up Civil Rights  Vinseured

HOLIDAY DEATH TOTAL EXCEEDS ALL ESTIMATES   Traffic Accidents In U.S. Fatal To 430

‘Long Fourth’ Takes Record Traffic Toll   Highway Accidents Claim Lives of 458 In Worst Slaughter In Holiday Annals

P aralysis Victim Takes ‘Walk—Down The Aisle Te   A Marry Radio Announcer

TAKES A LONG WALK   Girl Wins Fight Against Paralysis for Trio to Altar

TAKES A LONG WALK   Girl Wins a Against Paralysis for p to Altar

SET STATE TAX RATE   Levy For This Year Will Be $1.67 On Each $1,000 Valuation

Senators Back $80 Compromise On SS Pensions   Lucas Doubts Solons Will Try Overriding Basing Point Veto

Huks, F ilipinos Lock In Battle  Heavy Fight Rages Not Far From Manila

RAIN IS FORECAST — ~ FOR MUCH OF U. S.   Widespread Frevripitation Seen fo! _New Year's Eve — Skieh in Southwest to Be Clear.

California Floods Cause 9 Deaths   Damage Set at 20 Million; Two Areas Face New Threats

Nine Dead, Damage $20 Million New Warning Issued In Calif. Flood Area

Muddy Avalanches Of Water Threaten  California Again  Nine Die in Floods That Cause Damage

2 California Areas Face New Threat From Flood; ‘Levees Watched Closely

Face New Threat Of Levee Breaks   Residents Along Sacramento River Receive a Warning

New Flood Threats Menace California  Reno Begins Cleanup After 12-Hour ‘Bath’

Levees Along Sacramento In Critical Shape  Toll Of Nine Dead  le (Mrnunmtad- I accec   Toll Of Nine Dead Ils Counted; Losses Reach $20 Million

Heavy Damage Inflicted By West Flood;  New Dangers   Two Areas Facing ‘New Threats From Avalanching Water

» Flood Toll ls Nine Dead; Loss Of $20 Millions   California Areas Are Warned Of Naw Threats

Levees Along Sacramento In Critical Shape  Toll Of Nine Dead Is Caunted; Losses Reach $230 Millian

Place Flood Damage At $20 Million: Nine Dead   Army Engineers Warn Situation Still Critical; Nine Days Of Steady Rain Blamed.

NEW FLOOD PERIL  Two California Areas Endangered; Threat Easing Elsewhere

Two California Areas Face Nev Flood Threats   Debris-Filled Waters Begin Recession In Other Sectors

--LEVEE BREAKS FEARED— Situation Is Critical I n Sacramento, M odesto

Damages Now Exceed $20,000,000   Sacramento, Modeste . Fear More Trouble; Levees Are Checked

Calif. Faces New Flooding   TwoNorth Areas Threatened; Reno Has Cleanup Task

New Peril In Flood  Areas   Fear Levees Might Break as River Crests Combine in California: Rain Seems to Be Over

New Flood Threats In Some California  Sections As Others Start Cleaning Task

Flood Water Recedes in  Most Areas   North Central California  Warned Against Slides  And Threat ef Breaks  Yn River Dikes

2 North California Areas Face New Threat From Debris-Filled Floods

California Areas Hit   9 Dead, Property Toll High in State, Nevada

FLOOD DAMAGE $20,000 000   \Possible Avalanches Are New Menace To Two  Flood Areas

Swollen Waters. Rereding In Parts Of California After Nine Lives: Lost

Flood Damage Likely to Exceed $20,000,000   Two California Areas Face New Threats From Swollen Rivers

2 AREAS FACE FLOOD THREATS   General Recession Begun Elsewhere In California And Nevada

Two New Flood Threats In California  Fear Levee Breaks   Fear Levee Breaks At River Junction; Receding Elsewhere

OFFICIALS LOOK TO THE ELECTION   Instructions Will Be Given at Meeting Saturday Morning   TO THE POLLS, NOV. 7

Instructions Will Be Given at Meeting Saturday Morning   TO THE POLLS, NOV. 7

Perle Mesta Rated Woman of the Year   Wamen Editors Haoner Minister to Luxembourg In Associated Press Pol]

Gloria Swanson Hailed For Comeback  Perle Mesta Named Woman of Year

Mrs. Mesta, Minister to Luxembourg Named Woman of Year in AP Poll

‘Boooo! Ghosts, Goblins and Witches i Will Be Prowling New Mexico Tonight

HELP FOR KOREA DOES NOT MEAN SENDING TROOPS   Presidential Advisor Savs America Can't Afford To Be Drawn Into War With Rus sia.

CENSURE DIRECTED AT ACHESON  Legion Issues Heated Demand For State Department Cleanup

Legion ‘Demands’ State Department Shake Up In Interest Of Confidence

Earl Cocke, Jr. Commander  Of The Legion   Service Medal Awarded to Maj. Gen. Record

STATE DEPARTMENT SHAKEUP DEMANDED BY LEGION; COCKE NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER

War Two Vet Heads Legion   West Virginia Man - Withdraws From Race

Legion Demands Quick Shakeup In State Dept.   Condemns Failure to Deal Adequately With Communism; Earle Cocke, Jr., Becomes New National Commander.

Purge State Dept., Legion Tells Truman   Sec..Acheson Target Of Vets’ Resolution; War J} Hero Cocke  Flected Commander

American Legion Wants Shakeup: Of State Dept.   National Commander Is’ War Hero From Georgia

Oust Acheson,  Legion Votes After Debate   Erle Cocke Voted Leader As Delegates Sweat Dm *‘OUnttect Dav?

AT LEGION CONVENTION  eee CT OL LLL ECCT  ‘Commander Named, Change Asked in State Department

Young War 2 Here New Commander 0 American Legion   Delegates Demand That Truman Get Rid of Sec. Acheson

Legion Elects Chief, Asks State Department Shakeup   World War Il Hero Erle Cocke, Jr., New Commander. Election Virtually Unopposed

Refuses To Name Secretary Acheson, But Hits Policies Of His Department

Five Years Heal Scars of Bitter Battle at Okinawa   Returning Fighter Would Find Island Hard to Recognize

Five Long Years Have Softened Traces Of Bitter Battle For Okinawa Islanc

One Guess Is as Good as. Another—War May End Soon or Drag Out Indefinitely

BRITAIN WILL al BACK AND TAKE IT EASY   King’s Speech tc Parliament Indicates Reluctance to Controversy.

King Formally Opens English Parliament: No Nationalization   Inability of European Nations to Buy Causes Rise in Farm Surplus

King George Says Labor Regime Will Pigeonhole Controversial Bills

PARLIAMENT IS OPENED BY KING GEORGE  Rritich Tahor Govern.   British Labor Govern. ment to Pigeonhole All Controversia! Legislation.

EFFECTIVENESS DOUBTED  AMA Openly Questioning  Antihistamine Drug Use

Republicans Told Excuses Are No Goor   GOP Back In Business Again, Driscoll Says At  Parley

‘Governor Urges Republican Party  To Drop Excuses   Driscoll Calls for Strong  Unified Party; Blasts  Democrat Policies

Reds Pouring South To Meet Korean Drive   Great Battle Looms As Allies Seek To End War By Yule Time

Rush Troops Toward Battle Front   Counterattack Puts Crimp in Yank Unsan Sector Push

Snemy Leaders Move Up Heavy Reinforcements   Great Gounter Blow To ‘End-The-War’ Offensive Shaping

Thousands of Red Troops are Rushed To Northeast Korea Front Saturday

Big Battle Is Expected; Recs Push South Koreans Back In East Sector

Rallying Reds Slow Advance In Northwest   ROKs Roll Unopposed Into Chongjin; Bie Battle Loom:

Reds Massinc For Crucial Korea Battle   Thousands of Enemy Troops Seen Moving Up To Center of Front

Tennessee Kentucky  Michigan Ohio State   Weather   Showdown Fight May’  Come Soon  wD 31. ane   Red Counterattack Crimps Unsan Push Cold Hampers GIs

Reds in Rally Against UN  Korean Push   Fight Back, Rush in Men For What May Be a Showdown Struggle

Reds Rallying Strong Forces   Rush Reinforcements to Front, "Northwest Area Shapes As Crucial Struggle

[Red Troops Rally, Send Reinforcements For Showdown Battle with UN Forces

Thousands Of Enemy Soldiers Head For Front   Reds Believed Shaping Big Blow Against Allied End-The-War Drive;  UN Deals Air Blows

First Great Battle to End War Is Seen   Allied East Flank Hurled Back by Chinese Commies Six Miles in Counter  Blow: Biq Battle Brewina

Big Chinese Force Awaits UN Troogs: Major Ficht Ahead   Going ‘Not Bad Now But Chinese Reds Are Noted TDieeine In

Major Battle Expected On North Sector   Allied Offensive To End War Rolls Ahead On U.S. End Of Line

Reinforcements Are Rushed Up; Front Line Stiffens   Communist Counter-Attack Crimps Push Of 25th Division In Unsan Sector; South Koreans Roll On

End- The-War Offensive Is Slowed Down   Pilots Spot Reds Rolling Over Hills Toward U.N. Forces

Reds Send Thousands of Troops To Line for Showdown Battle   Communist. Counter-Attack Crimps: Push -by U. S. Force. as Possible: Cruciat Fiaht in Korea Looms

Reds Throw Thousands Into Battle   UN, Korean Troops Set for All-Out Fight to End War

REDS SHOW FIGHT AGAINST ALL-OUT DRIVE OF ALLIES   Communists Put Crimp iz Yanks’ Push in Unsan Sector and Hit R. 0. K.’s on Right Flank.   ENEMY IS RUSHING UP REINFORCEMENTS   Decisive Battie Appears Shap . ing Up—East Coast Port of Chongjin Occupied by South Koreans.

Allies’ Big Offensive Moves Slowly; Red Counterattack Presents New Hazard for UN

REDS oWARN VER HLL 10 BATTLE YANKS   Allied Planes Blast Enemy Supply Bases and Movements.

Enemy Builds Force to Face Drive of Allies   Communist Counter-Push Shoves South Korean: Back on Extreme Right Flank as Other  TON Pranane Caontinne Advanemo

Fight to Finish Seen as Gas Tax Campaian Nears End   Better Roads Spokesman Blasts Oil Companies for Ficht Acainst Proposal.

Warnings Become Order of Day for Gas Tax Opponents  Kirkpatrick Suggests Attorney General ;

Rescue Trapped Miner  Piece of Board Tripped Him. Saved His Life

Ferguson Asks Senate Group  Guard Loyalty   Senator Would Have Committee Assume Un-American Watch

Fight On Un-American Group.... Proposal Advanced To Probe Suspeets

Tokyo Rose May Get Out On Bail   Justice Douglas To Okay Appeal Bond

Model Legislature Is In Favor Of © Legalizing Gambling In New Mexico

PSYCHIATRISTS SAY IT MAY TAKE A MONTH TO DETERMINE WHY EREGCNG GIDL KILLED TWIN”

Ways To Avert Strike Sought   Arbitration  Discussed” As Possible Solution To : Phone Walkout

Phone Issue May Re Arhitrated  sWwivwu  Method Discussed With U. S. Mediators

Strike Solution Sought   Means Studied to Halt Telephone Walkout

PHONE STRIKE DISPUTE GIVEN READY ACTION   Conciliator s Working Fast In View of Major Threat

Hint Arbitration As Solution to Phone Dispute Conciliator Steps ln for Discussion With Union. Chief

FEDERAL MEDIATORS — INTO PHONE DISPUTE   Arbitration 45 Possible Solution Discussed with Union President Beirne.

Unions Call For Tougher Profits Tax   AFL, CIO Want Ta> To Bring up To $7 Billion Yearly  In New Revenue

Labor Calls For Higher  Profits Tax   CLO Sets Income Goal Of &7.000,000.000 Tn New Revenue

LABOR UNIONS CALL FOR STIFFER TAX ON PROFITS   Urge $5 to $7 Billion Levy; President Had Asked $4 Billion.

Washington, Nov. 17; (AP)—The AFL and the CIO called today for a tougher tax on abnormal business pro” fits than that proposed by President Truman.

Labor Urging Increase Over HST Reouest  Plan To Siphon Off $7 Billion Is Given To Concaress Group

Unions Call For Tougher Tax On Excess Profits   Spokesman Wants A’ Least $6 Billions Paid From Business

Labor Unions Ask Stiffer Profits Tax   ClO, AFi. Both Seek Higher Rete Than Now Proposed

Labor Asks Tough  Taxes on Profits   Tell Solons From 6 to 7 Millions Should Be Raised

AFL, CIO Call For Tougher Profit Taxes   Agree with Truman’s 75 Percent Rate, Suggest Formula Tightening

Unions Advocate Tougher Excess Profits Figure   AFL and CIO Would Pui Levy High Enough to Raise Seven Billion

AFL, ClO Call For a Tougher Tax on Profits   Would Collect More Than Truman Asks

AFL and C10 Ask Tougher Profits Tax   Say It Should Be  Stiff Enough to alo. ic. ral eee

AFL And CIO Call For Tougher Tax Than That Proposed By President

C10, AFL ASK TOUGHER TAX ON PROFITS   Truman’s Proposal Not Stiff Enough,  Unions Maintain

AFL And C10 Seek Tougher Tax On Profit:  eg Want Lev o Bring vin Ben $8 To $7 Billio

LABOR LEADERS ASK TOUGH TAX   AFL And CIO Want New Total Of Seven Billion  . Dojlars Imposed On Ex: cess Profits.

A.F.L., C.LO. For Tougher Tax Proposal   Truman’s Excess Profits Plan Termed Not Stiff Enoush

Tougher Profits Taxes Proposed By Labor Union:  Clr AEL lena   CiO, AFL Urge Stiffer Levies, Income Ceiling

Ask Tougher Profits Tax   Labor Favors Levy — That Will Bring U.S. 7 Instead of 4 Billions:

Labor Asks Tough Tax on Profits  ClO, AFL Would Go Farther Than Truman Proposes

Labor Asks Stifter Tax Than Trumans Request   AFL, CIO Agree With President But Say Excess Profits Tax Should Be Tougher On Corporations

STRIKE WILL BRING TELEPHONE SEIZURE      Missouri to Take Over Plant WU Workers Go Out, Vance Jullan Declares.

List of Firms Receiving Racing News Revealed   §t, Louis, East Side   St. Louis, East Side Area ls Included In Latest Directory

Reveal Names Of Race News Subscribers   Police of Nation Get List From Senate Committee

Gaming Probe Lists 2,000 In ‘Director y’   Subscribers To New Services Mostly Bookmakers, Senators Say

Fire Gen. Vaughan Insists McCarthy   Wisconsin Senator Suggests Alternative Of Job ‘‘Far From Washington’

Colunin Left   * a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  ~ . hAe’ll print it... ’—Burns.

Column Left   “ .°.. @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  . . hell print it... °—~Burys.

‘late Lined Up Dy Republicans  Delegates Converge On Grand Rapids

Blizzard Howls Out Of Northwest  Wind, Rain, Snow In Season’s Worst

Senate Race Tops Interest in Indiana   Capehert, Campbell  Wind Up Campaigns

Million and Half To Vete In State For 6,000 Offices   Fair Weather May Help Bring Out Tremendous Vote

Angry G.0.P. Won't Drop Red Charges  Tydings Flays McCarthy With  cn, ER LOE Se BEE. ye Renee ae

Tydings Stirs Senate Furor   McCarthy’s Expose On Record as ‘Hoax'*

‘GUEs Want  Orie arges   Senate’ Republicans Stung by Whiplash Attack by Senator  Millard E. Tydings

Offered as Substitute For Documents Asked By Committee; Quiz Lattimore Today

LATTIMORE TO FACE PROBERS THIS MORNING   McCarthy Not Permitted To Cross-Examine Hop kins Professor   MYSTERY WITNESSES MAY BE PRODUCED

McCarthy Will Try To Call Mystery Witnesses  To Seek To Identify Lattimore As Red: May Produce New Testimony Thursday

 Senator Will GoTo N.Y. For Meeting   Traman’s Loyalty Review Board Asks For Secret Data

Will Attempt To Have Sources Appear Before: Investigating Committee   Truman’s Loyalty Board Seeking Wisconsin Man’s Evidence Along With Group’s Files On Hearings

Senator Hopes He Can Induce Them to Testity   Tydings Agrees as Deadline Passes on Lattimore Data

May Call Mystery  Witnesses McCarthy to Try  Over Week End to Get Their Consent.

M’Carthy Plans To Put Witnesses Of Lattimore Redness Before Senate   Truman’s Loyalty Board Calls For Senator’s Files O Evidence Of Communism In State De mactenae? Ahan hoarahin

MCARTHY 10 ASK HIS WETMESOES TE APPEAR AT PROBE   Senators to Hear Them Next Week, in Support of His Charges, If They Agree  to Testify.   OWEN LATTIMORE WILL TAKE STAND TODAY   Wisconsin Lawmaker Asks Permission to Cross-Examine Him, but Request Is  Turned Down,

Lattimore Gives His Evidence to  Senators Today  GOP Legislator May Produce Sources Later

Sen. McCarthy Says Witnesses May Testify  Senator To Request   Senator To Request Their Appearance Before Committee

McCarthy Making Plans To Produce Mystery Witnesses   Senator Says He Hopes To Persuade Source: To Appear Before Senate Committee And Identify Lattimore As A Communist

Brother Of Driver Is Fatally Hurt   Andrew Solomon, Hurt In Crash Near La Contes Mills, Died In Hospital ; Girl Was First Victim.

Jesse Johnson, 40. Woodland Avenue, Guarded By Police With Three Others After Hold  up And Accident      STRUCK AUTO IN CHASE BY POLICE

CONGRESS TOLD MANPOWER IS BIG PROBLEM   Farm And Factory  To Feel Effect Of Korean War

Confronted by GraveShorlage Of Manpower   Says Need Urgent for Controls Asked by Pres. Truman

Warns Danger Greater Than  In Last War   Symington Claims U.S. Faces Grave Manpower Shortage

 Big Blaze at West Plains  Fire Destroys Flooring Mill; Loss Estimated at $200,000

West Plains Fire Loss Is Estimated at $200,000   Flooring Company Blaze Is Blamed on Workman's. Cigarette.

Korean War Will Be No Quick Victory, Officials Believe  Korean Reds Prove To Be Tough Enemy, U. S. Faces Hard Time

Limit H-Boml To Defense, Scientists Beg   Atom Experts Aver Single Explosion Can Raze Any City

Father of Three Tells Sex Slaying  Killed Chicago Girl, 10. in December of ‘48

19- Month Manhunt.   Father Of Three Confesses Sex Slaying Of Young Gir

State Telephone Strike Looming   90 Communities to   90 Communities to Feel Call on Feb. 8

Malik Expected Veto Censure of Korean Conflict  Yugoslavia Blames ~ Russia for War

County-Wide Rat Banquet Slated Nov. 3   Red Squill Poison To Be Dis. tributed To Local Farmers

CIO, Ousted UE Face Crucial Test Vote; Apartment Elevators Stopped by Strike

L. A. STRIKE MAY END   Tentative Agreement Reached After 4 Days of Traffic Chaos

Red Control Bill Sought   Seek Control Bill Before Congress Quits

Subway Strike  Ends in Paris   Communists Halt Tieup Try As Non-Reds Balk

Part of French Red Strike Wave Flattenee   Subway, Bus Lines Walkout Fails to Receive Support

Part of French Red Strike Wave Flattenec  Subway, Bus Lines   Subway, Bus Lines Walkout Fails to Receive Support

FORMER GOVERNOR FLAYS ADVANCING ENDS BY UNTRUTHS   Criticizes Such Alleged Ac: tion On Part of “Ambitious Governor”   “Politics In Pennsylvania Has Reached An AllTime Low”

Says’ Candidate’s Plight Must Be Desperate When Hie Makes Such Statements

sees No Need For Increase  Of Draft Age   Draft Aid Says Present System Witk Changes Enough

A DENAUGIU DEAL Gang Leader Sought to Buy  Into Company of Truman’s In-Laws

A BINAGGIO DEAI   Gang Leader Sought to Buy - Into Company of Truman’s In-Laws

20,200 Men included tn First Dratt   Army and Airforce Chief of Staffs Will Fly to Tekyo to Talk Top Strategy With MacArthur

First Inductees Will Be Single Men Nearing 26   ‘At Earliest Date;’ Army, Air Chiefs Seek Mac’s Needs

Perryopolis to Move Plans to Spend Estate After Court Turns Down Claim of Six People

Perry Can Go Ahead And Spend Its Money   Attentpt By Alleged Coirsius Of Mrs. Frazier To Upset Her Beauest Dismissed Ry Court

Talks Held On Civilian Front Plans   Truman Calls Meetings On Curbs, Ruling Of Emergency.

TOP ADVISERS TO oGAN NEED OF CONTROLS   Truman Also Meets Big Four Congressional Leaders to Discuss Plan.

Postal Service  Bill Brought Up Just In Time  Absent Congressman Returns By Plane   Absent Congressman Returns By Plane From Speech Date

ECONOMIC FRONT BILL I$ BALKED   { FLOCK OF AMENDMENTS IN SENATE POSTPONES ACTION UNTIL NENT WEER.,

GOP SOLONS ASK ANTI-RED RIDER Furious Debate Defers Senate Vote On Control Until Monday

Senate Agrees To Vote Monday On Wage-PriceRationing Controls Bill

Hot Debate Delays Voting on Controls  Stack of Amendment: Waits for Senators

Action Put Off In Senate After Angry Debate  Stack of Amendments Capped by GOP Move

SHOUTING PARTY Fight on Amendments Delays Control Bill Until Next Week

Action Delayed On Wage-Price Bill In Senate   Stack of Amendments Helps Postpone Vote \ Until Next Week

CONTROL BILL IS BOGGED DOWN   Senate Will Have To Wade Through Amendments For Final Vote

Amendments, Row Slow Senate Action On Economic Curb:   Voting To Begin Monday on Measure But Final Action Uncertain; GOP Bid To Force Reds To Register Sparks Party Quarrel

Senate Agrees To Act Monday On Controls   Amendments and GOP Move Set Off Debate On Economic Measure

Former Cuban President Dead  Gomez Was First   Gomez Was First Elected President

DRAGGING OUT IN SENATE _   Debate On Issue Resumed For Tho Fifth Day

Railroad Union Official Shies At New Accord   Head Of Locomotive Engi neers Dissatisfied At Pact; Will Be Presented To Union Temorrow

Chief OF Rail Union Vexed Over Pac  Three-Year Peace   Three-Year Peace Acceptence Up To General Chairman

Dissatisfied With 3-year Railroad Pact   Unions Call Meeting of General Chairmen to Make a Decision

Charae Officers Aided Gamblers  Sheriff, Deputies Will Go on Trial

Hurricane fo Hit Florida Thic Afternoon    Small But Vicious Storm With  110 Mile an Hour Winds  Heading for Fort Myers  Apps

Hurricane Whips Up 10€ MPH Winds   Floridans Brace As ‘Small’ Blow Approaches Resort Cities With  Increasing Force.

Top Winds of 110 Miles Per Hour Reported   Residents of Area Rushing Precautions as Storm Approaches

Dangerous Hurricane Roars Unexpectedly For Florida Coast  Winds of 110 Miles An Hour to Hit Rich Playground by Tenight

Hurricane Is Now Nearing Florida Coast   Dangerous “Small” Hurricane Packing Winds Of 100 Miles Per Hour, Residents Rush Baf. ety Measures   CURVING TOWARD FORT MYERS AREA

T10-Mile-Hour Hurricane fs Near Florida   Staim Moves Toward Fort Alyers Regioz;:     Finergencies T

MOSCOW CITES DANGER OF WAR F BREAK COMES   Communist Newspaper, Mouthpiece Of Red Government, Says “Total Diplomacy” Means Catastronhe.

Red. Publication Scores US ‘Total Diplomacy’   ‘Pravda’ Says ‘Who Sows Total Diplomacy Shall Reap Tota] Catastrophe’ In Editorial

Father Suicide After Shooting ~ Three Childrer   Ohio Mother Treated For Shock After Witessing Tragedy In New Home

The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Jesus Is Defended  Aaainst Witnesses

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived CC ————  by   Chanter 33 IT IS FAIR!

6.0.P. CANDIDATES FOR ALL POSITIONS  Ed Elam is Latest Republi  Ed Elam is Latest Republican to File; 3 Demos  Into Race   FOR SEATS ON COUNCIL

C.0.P. CANDIDATES FOR ALL POSITIONS   Ed Elam is Latest Republi. can to File; 3 Demos Into Race   FOR SEATS ON COUNCIL

STRIKE HALTS WORK ON AIRCRAFT ENGINES   Union Sources Report Walkout a Bright Company Plant Was Unauthorized.

WALKOUT STOPS WORK IN ENGINE DEPT, OF PLANT   Unauthorized Mass Strike In Wright Factory-In New Jersey Is Blow At Mili tary Production.

Act Brings Out Commentators  Opposite Views McCormack Favors,  Ferguson Thinks Crime Encouraged

Curley Is Pardoned By Truman   President Makes Gesture To Democratic Leader; Was Twice Convicted   EX-MAYOR OF BOSTON   Involved With Others in Mail Fraud Case Which Promised War Contracts

. Gesture to.an Elderly Man ‘Truman Grants Full. Pardon t to  '75- Year-Old James M. Curley

President Pardons Curley   Since Former Boston “Mayor Has:Already  Served Term, Action  Is Largely a Gesture

Truman Pardons Ex-Mayor Curley:   He Speaks. In Favor of Truman’s. Foe

Former Mayor Sails Friday On Pilgrimage   Truman Action Termed Gesture To Followers.

CURLEY GIVEN PARDON   Vresident Troman Frees Colorful Hoston Democratic Figure

President Gives Full Pardon to James M. Curley   No Practical Effects, But Is a ‘Gesture’ To an Elderly Man

Boy Scout Week Observance Will Start Here Today   Members of Drake Counc: To Mark 40th Anniversary of Scouting

Biggest Air Strike of War Hammers  60,000 Communists   Super-Fort Attack Almost Certain to Disrupt North Korean Timetable

One Big Bomb Dropped for Every 10 Enemy Soldiers In Naktong Concentration

Support Strike Biggest Since Normandy Hit  : Four Pockets of Red   Four Pockets of Red Troops Put on East Bank of Naktong

Superforts Rock Enemy   Commie Concentrations Hit by Biggest Raid Since Normandy Invasion

Traffic Fatalities Climb Steadily ‘As Nation Relaxes on Long Holiday

Truman (With $110,000 Take-home Pay, 35 Autos W ith GoldH andles, Yacht, 'Planes, Pullman Car, Several Vacation Homes. etc.) Lives Hioh SaveWoede ff

Maintaining President Costs U.S. Substantial Sum   In Addition to Salary There Are 35 Autos, Tw Planes, Railroad Car, Yacht, Retreats

ALL THIS AND MONEY TOO  Solon Thinks President Best Paid Man In Worla

Moody President Will Speak Here Sunday Morning  Annual Homecoming Will Be Held At

Moody President ‘Will Speak Here Sunday Morning Annual Homecoming   Will Be Held At  Adission Church

North Korean Invaders All On Defensive   Marines ' Make Steady Gains In Area Ne ar Seoul

Pusan Radio Says American Units Entering Seoul  Ko-Reds Thrown On Defencive   Ko-Reds Thrown On Defensive As UN Advances On AIl Fronts

PUBLIC PROBE OF FBI WORK IS DEMANDED  P et i t i on Circulated   Petition Circulated Asking Investigation of Bureau’s “Lawless Conduct.”

PETITION Aaka GONGHEDS FOR PROBE OF FB   ‘Author Said to Be Onetime Chief Counsel for TV Authority.

nD PRICES  t  TO BE ASKED   Auto Industry Wage Muddle Gete Attention

Auto Pay: Ceilings Due Today   GM Falis In Line With U. S. Order

More Food Price Control Powers will Be Sought   Federal Wage Board To Make Report On Auto Industry Wages

THE NATION TODAY Instructions Are Listed . For Filling Out Long Form

Woman Cop Hurts  Man in Dope Raid   Petite New York Woman Wins the Draw to End   Gun Duel in Apartment

Woman Detective Wounds One Man   He Ignores Warning As She and Companion Arrest Dope Suspects

Woman Detective Shoots Man Eight Dope Suspects Nabbed in Manhattan

TRUMAN BACKED BY LAWMAKERS IY WAR ISSUES   President Gets Skimpy Helpings, Though, On Domestic Program

Hard-Boiled Set Of Red Controls  Becomes Law   Most International, Defense Matters Receive Approval

Solons Vote Extra Billions   Congress Closing Highlighted by Red Veto Struggle

Truman Backed On Foreign Aids, Lost in Domestic  Congress Members Balked over Major Reform Measures

State Hoover Group Meets   Bipartisan Committee Will Study. Ways To Better State Gov't

Cold War Getting Hot, But That Isn‘t All  1950 Destined to Tell World ‘Yes’ or ‘No’

Accident Near Austin Kills 3   Crashes Kill 16 in  Minnesota, Wisconsin

His Train In Wrong Place, Says Maeder   Conscious Responsibility For Train Wreck : Denied In Statement By Sneedrail Head

UN Forces Facing 1,000,000 China  Troops in Korea   MacArthur Details Known Strength Of Enemy In Field

District Chiefs Sent ‘Suggestion To End Walkout   Hit-Skip Strike Idles 80,500 Men; . Three Captive Mines In Uniontown Region Still Open This Mornings

‘Suggestion by Chief Will End Hit-Skip Strikes   Three-Day Week Not Affected By Directive

Expeet 80,000 Idle Diggers To Obey Call   Government Action Threatened as UMW Chief Acts

ACTION GOMES Ao MONOPOLY CHARGE CITED   Check cf Mines Indicates  Work Resumption  on Monday.

Legislation to Outlaw Labor Monopoly Urgec   Zanesville Mine Owner Named In Damage Suits

STRIKERS TOLD TO RETURN TO PITS MONDAY   Will Return Some 80,000 Miners Idied This Week

Telegram Urges Strikers Return  To Mines Monday   But Short Week Will Stay; Pleas Grow for U. 8. Action

Order Ends Strike of 8) 500   1,370,000 Tons of Coal Lost During Three-Day Walkout

Mine Walkouts Grow in Nation: Action Studied   Government May Tak« Double-barreled Step Against Lewis: NLRB to Make Decision.

Owners Declare Chaos Continues   Republicans Launch Move to Force Inyocation of Taft-Hartley Act

Telegrams To Presidents Of Districts Suggest End By Monday   Government Poises Threat Of Actions   Senate Committee Urged To Consider Plan On ‘Monopoly’

RAISE IN PAY FOR AEC URGED   Senator Says Positions  Should Be Made More Desirable.

Two-Day Reunion Opens At Roarin Springs  Dickens, Motley Old Settlers Hold Meet

PENNOBURY DIRECTORS REVAMPING SCHEBIUL   Pupils in First Four Grades Will Atiend Half Sessions   CLASSROOMS CROWDED

FALLS STUDENTS TO BE ON HALF-TIME   Grades 1 to 4 to Attend Half-Sessions —  Septem   GRADES CROWDED

Atomie Danger Forees Delay In Fire Probe   No Comment on Origin of Blaze at AEC Building At California University

Fire Guts An AEC Building   Secrecy Veils Details Of Blaze and Blast in California; Radiation Danger Slows Inquiry

: . n Danger from Atomic Radia. tion Temporarily De - lays Investigation

Reds Ignore West’s Protest on Blockade Border Guards Stil]  (2 SG "see: gies See. Meer

REDS IGNORE U.S. PROTEST OF BLOCKADE   Continue Holding Up Truck Traffic Going to Berlin

Soviet Ignores Protest Today   Western Officials Ask Removal of ‘Baby Blockade’ of Berlin.

South Joins GOP To Kill NLRB Revision Plans  Republicans Hail   Republicans Hail Vote as Proof “Fair Deal’ Fails

Reject NLRB’s Reorganization   Defeat of Truman’s Plan Cited by GOP as Proof Congress Won’t Accept His “Fair Deal’ Program

Republicans Say Fair Deal Is Rebuked   Death Of Move To Abolish Denham’s Post Is Taft Victory

Democrats Join Against Change in Labor Board   Second Plan Junked by Heavy Count an Hour Later

GOP Hails NLRB Plan Rejection   Offered as Proof Congress Won't Go For ‘Fair Deal’

USCongress May Ditch ‘Fair Deal’   Senate Rejects Truman’s Plan on Revision of N.L.B.B. and Junks  Currenevy Plan   Real Showdown   18 Southern Democrats Cast Their Votes With Republicans

GOP Jubilant On Rejection Of NLRB Plan  Cite Senate Action As Proof Congress Dislikes ‘Fei Deal’

Senate Jolts Truman With ‘NLRB Vote   Fair Deal Defeated In Reorganization;  G.O.P. Jubilant

See Congress Against Fair Deal Program   President Truman’s Plan to Reorganize NLRB Rejected By 53-30 Senate Vote

Truman’s Attempt To Revamp NLRB Downed In Senate   Southern Democrats, GOP Team Together In 53-30 Vote; Result Indicates Congress Against ‘Fair Deal’ Program

GOP Solons Give Opinions Say NLRB Vote Is Proof of Anti - Fair Deal Sentiment

GOP Claims “Fair Deal’ Is Doomed   Senate Votes Down Truman’s Request For NLRB Revision

Senate Junks It, 53 to 30   Another Proposal by Truman Also Nullified

‘Southern Democrat-GOP Combination Shows Teeth: FEPC Next On Asenda

epublica See fair Deal Defeat n NLRB Voting   ‘Senate Rejection Of Reorganization Is GOP’s ‘Proof’

Senate Defeats Truman's Attack On NLRB Counse'  Also Rejects Move For Shifting Work Of Comptroller

Congress Shows Disansroval In NLRB Bil Defeat   Democrats Join GOP’. In Rejecting Reoreanization Plan By 52-39 Marein: Denham May Be Fired

Senate Junks Two Proposal By President   Presidential Plan To Reorganize NLRB Fails by 5330 Margin; Fair Deal Doomed, Says GOP.

TWO TRUMAN “REORGANIZATION PLANS JUNKED   NLRB Rejection Shows Con gress Balks ot Fair Deal, Says GOP.

TRUMAN BEATEN ON LABOR BOARD CHANCE OFFERED   Coalition Defeats Two President's Proposals—-FEPC Bill Becomes Pending Business Of Senate.

TRUMAN NLRB PLAN BEATEN   18 Democrats Join GOP In Killing Revision Plan By 53 To 30 Vote

Senate Balks Truman Shot At Labor Lay   Vote Seen Dooming ‘Fair ‘Deal’ Program Under Coalition Fire

Senate Kills Plan te Reorganize NLRB As Truman Asked  Cited by GOP as  anwnwk Gt. 2+, Pa. tl7   Cited by GOP as Proof ‘Fair Deal’’ Wont Get Far

Defeat of Reorganization Plan Cited  As Proot “Fatr Deal’ Is Not Wanted

Senate Rejection Of N. L. R. B. Plan Proof Congress Against “Fair Deal”

ON ee ee ee eS a ee  “Welfare State” Debate Will Give Eisenhower {Backers Opportunity To Observe Hero’s Actions

RAIL PEACE PARLEY ~ TO BEGIN THURSDAY   Conferences Between  Firemen’s Brotherhood and Management to Be in Chicago.

BEEROT MOBSTER  HELD-IN FLORIDA   “Purple Gang” Member Caught in FBI's Net. .

FBI Grabs Fleisher Off Florida Sand   Detroit Gangster, Bond Dodger, Taken Without Strugple ...

TEACHERS TOLD TO PUSH FIGHT FOR EDUCATION   Governor Urges Those  t State Convention  To Work For Legis lative Candidates  Friendly Toward Their Objectives.

16 Aboard Big Bombe: In Distress   Air Force Plane May Have Crash-Landed In Pucet Sound Area

B-36 BOMBER FEARED LOST OFF CANADA   Six-Engine Plane With 16 Aboard Sought Near Vancouver Island, B. C.

B-36 Feared Down on Flight From Alaska  Distress Messages Fix Position Off British Columbia

B-36 ‘Ditched’ at Sea With 17 Men Aboard   Big Bomber Forced Down Off British Columbic By Severe Icing and Fire in Engines; Planes and Ships Speed to Scene on Tip of Vancouver Islanc

16 Men Aboard ‘Ditched' Bomber  B-36 Foreed Down by Fire About 460 Miles Eram Seattle

B-36 Feared Down at Sea; 16 Imperiled   Craft Sends SOS; Wings leed, Engine Afire Below Alaska

Crippled B-36 Believed to Have Crashed in North Pacific Inlet   Rodio Operator Hears a Message Fram Stricken Ship Flying About 460 Miles Northwect of Seattle: 17 Men Aboard

Big B-36 Bombe Reported Down Off Vancouver   Crew of 16 Aboard Plane--Emergency Reported by Radio

Planes, Ships Rush fo Area   Crippled Bomber Had Leet Three Engines by Fire, Northwest of Seattle

B-36 Bomber Is Down Off Coast         Believed “Ditched” in Sound Northwest of Seattle

Forced Down On Way From Alaska   Ditched In Sound Of  Vancouver Island

Bomber Carries 16Men Aboard  Last Signal Given Off Vancouver Isle

Crippled b-36 Believed Down  Near Seattle   Radio Messages Tell Of Proposed Ditching With 17 Men AboardRescue Units on Way

Seventeen Men Are Aboard Missing Ship  Last Messages Say   Last Messages Say Some Engines Had Caught Fire

DITCH B-36 IN SEA WITH 17 ON BOARD   Giant Six-Engine Bomber Forced Down in Ocean When Three Engines Go Out.   » ENGINE FIRE AND ICING REPORTED   Planes and Ships Speed to Rescue; Military Secrecy Hides Developments for Hours.

Seventeen Men Are Aboard Missing Ship   Last Messages Say Some Engines Had Caught Fire

Giant B-36 Down  ln North Pacific  With 17 on Board Air Force Rushing search over Frigi d  no ie we oe oe is oe Oe oe oe A eo

Crippled U. S. Bomber, with 16 Aboard, Believed To Be © Down in Sea Northwest of Seattle.   ENGINE FIRE MAY HAVE CAUSED TROUBLE

Bomber With 16 Aboard ‘Ditched’ Because Of Ice   Crippled Ship Radioed Of Being In Trouble Light Seen In Queen Charlotte Sound And Shins Are Sent To Rescue.

Down in Icy Waters N. W. of Seattle   Report Says Plane Is “Ditehed” With Fire in One Engine

Giant B-36 Forced Down In Pacific   Fate of 17 Aboard Unknown; Lands In Icy Waters Off British Columbia

South Korean Forces Capture Part of Wonsan   Yank Advance on Communist Capital Slowed to a Crawl

‘Mexican Observers Confirm Flying Saucer Stories   ql  i  wy  od Ie ae  hy ; ‘4 wot’ ,

Flying Saucers Get Bolder In Mexico More Of Stranae Craft Revorted Jn Colorado

Those Flying Saucers Aircraft Observers and Meteorologists Confirm ‘Flying Body’ Reports

Police Wor king Around The Clock  Search Fer M: ysterious Mad Sniper,  Woman Killed, Six Others Weundec

Hunt For "Mad" KillerOnin Philadelphia   Believe Slayer of Housewife Wounded -Six Other Persons

Manhunt for ‘Mad’ Sniper  One Killed. Six Hurt in Philadeluohia Sectior

"Mad Killer’ Loose in Philadelphia   Take It Easy, Santa. a Pick Toys Carefully  To Fit Age Groups

Police Seek “Mad Sniper   Mysterious Maniac Has Killed One and Injured Six in Philadelphia 

Scores Of Police Pursue Maniac In Philadelphia   Housewife Is Slain, Six Other Shostings lerrorize Residents

: ‘aniac Hunied ‘ay Philade!nhia  Cniper Kills . 6 Others Wounded

Philadelphia’s ‘Mad’ Sniper Being Hunted   Mysterious Triggerman Kills One Housewife, Wounds Six Others In Niaht Attacks °

Maniac Sniper Kills 1, Injures 6 In Philadelphia   City’s Greatest Manhunt Is Underway for Slayer Of Young Housewife

Score Of Police Patrol Area In Philadelphia Seeking ‘Mad Sniper’

Philadelphia Alerted for’ Mad Sniper   Housewife Killed, 13 Other Victims Are Shot

& Maniac Slayer fs Hunted in Philadelphic   Sniper Is Believed ta  Be Responsible for Qno P29 22 Ce to

‘Mad Sniper’ Being Sought   Kills Housewife, Shoots 13 Other Persons In East

Philly's Mad Marksman Slays One, Wounds 13   City Terrorized as Police Start Manhunt for Kill-Crazy Sniper

“THE “HANLEY LETTER’   Police Hunt For ‘Mad Sniper” In Philadelphia

Search Spreads for ‘Mad’ Sniper; Tactics Similar to the Texarkana Phantom

JOINT CHIEFS DRAFT REPORT TO PRESIDENT   General Given Full Power to Act Tn ‘Crisis’  oy

MACARTHUR HAS FLEET SUPPORT   Far Eastern Naval Units Under His Command

Climb On Own Dead In. Desperate Push: Cross 38th Parallel   Swarm Over Tops of Yank Tanks Cut Off U.S. Unit, Get Within 2'42 Miles of Hungnam

ClO Spokesman Says Settlement Of Issues Near   Meeting Is Called To Consider Offer

Soviet Shooting Incident Seen Behind Move To Add $500.000.000 For Planes

$500,000,000 Wanted by Defense Dent.   Amount May Be Quickly Voted by Conaress

Top Defense Chiefs Meet To Diseuss  Fund Needs   Armed Force Heads May Request Large Appropriation Hike

Aged South Korean Rescues Ohioan Buried Alive 2 Days After Massacre

OHIOAN ONE OF TWO SOLDIERS TO-SURVIVE-TAEJON-MASSACRE  Wounded Men Buried For Two Days; Rescued By Korean

Stands By Decision To Fire Woman as State Chemist  Withdraws License Until Legislature

U.S. Newsmen “Muzzled” in  Indo China War   French Army Censors Accused of Covering Up Serious Reverses At Critical Outposts

Trygve Lie Sees Peace Possible Through Parley   Ultimate End to Cold War Not Hopeless, Says U. N. Chief

Lie Declares Cold We" A ‘Possibility’  UN. Official Save   ULN. Official Says “No Doors Closed’ To Final Peace

Lie Sums Up Foreign Talks    “Sees Possibility of Constructive. Lalks..

Cold War End Possible By  N egotiations   Lie Regards China Issue As Principal Obstacle To Normal UN Function

Lie Hopeful for  Peace in World   Negotiations Can Aid Cause, UN Chief Says

Lie Hopes For Easing Of Tension   U.N. Official Says End of Cold War Is Ultimately Possible

LIE SEES HOPE FOR PARLEY 10 HALT COLD WAR   Plans to See Truman; Bevin : Favors Red China in  U. N.

Sees Possibility of Eventual End to Cold War   Trygve Lie Speaks of Constructive Talke.— Chinese Reds a Topic.

Negotiations Could End Cold War, Lie Says   Bevin Believes Communist China Should Have  UN Seat

Possibility exists of Constructive Negotiations im UN. Lie Declares

PARLEYS MIGHT END COLD WAR, LIE DECLARES   Top UN Official Makes Statement on Return from Visit To Moscow

Cold War End A Possibility Declares Lie   UN Secretary Sees Chance Tensions Will Be Eased

Tryave Lie, Head of World Agency, Sees Possibility Of Talks to End Cold War

Statement By Bevin Indicates Attempt To Break Deadlock Regarding China

Says Talks Show Possibility of Ending Tensions  Britain Proposes Communist China For Seat in U. N.

Still Chance to Settle Cold War, Lie Believes   Convinced After Talks With World Leaders That United Nations Offers Only Means By Which Division Between Sides Can Be Healed

U.N. Official Expresses His Hopefulness   Trygve Lie, Back From Moscow, Tells Ontimictic Outlook

1 KILLED AT: DAHLGREN; 4 NEAR BENTON   Mrs. Jessie Reardon, 71, of Sesser Dies in Hamilton. County Collision; Son Injured. a   THREE 4-DEATH CRASHES IN STATE   Tragedy Between Benton and West Frankfort Claims Lives of 3 High. School Boys, One Adult..:

HEAD-ON CRASH NEAR BENTON IS FATAL 10 FOUR  SCOTT FIELD MAN  KILLED IN CRASH

Singapore Riots Break Out Anew   Court Ruling On Moslem Marriage Enrages Natives

Vast and Concerted Crackdown on Lawbreakers Planned ee nei et a i een, Se OESRR ere & laAnned  Truman Calls for Crusade Against Crime

HST Calls For National Drive Against Crime  Law Office   Law Officers Also Hear Blunt Report Or ‘Criminal’ Syndicates

Officers Meet In Washington To Plan Drive   Racketeers Siphoning Billions from : Legitimate Businesses =.

President Calls For Big Moral Crusade Against Organized Crimé In America

Gambling Net Gets Billions   President Calls for Moral Crusade to Halt Growth of Organized Crime

President Urges Crusade To Halt  Crime In Nation   Resurgence ‘Of Underworld  Forces Cited At Meet  Of Law Officials

Chief Executive Says War Has Been Followed By a “Resurgence of Underworld Forces’ — McGrath Pledges Government's Aid in Community Drives on Vice

Truman Asks Moral Drive Upon Crime   McGrath Pledges Federal Aid in Gamlsline Crackdow)

Truman Urges Moral Crusade On U. S. Crime   Crime Conference Tolc Federal Agents To Back Campaigns

“Underworld Forces Living On Vice, Greed” He Tells Law Officials.

— CONFERENCE— Truman  Asks Drive On Crime   MORAL CRUSADE IS PROPOSED

Truman Calls For Crusade Against Crime  President Proposes ‘Moral’ Education To Combat Vice

President Asks Moral Crusade  On Crime In U.S   Law Enforcement Heads Informed War Followed By Vice Resurgence

Truman Asks Vice, Greed Be Combated   President Says Nation Needs To Be Morally Educated

TRUMAN URGES GREAT CRUSADE TO STOP GANGS   President Calls For United Effort Against Underworld Vice And Greed — Government Joins In Fight.

TRUMAN URGES WAR ON GRIME   President Asks Moral Crusade Against Organized Rackets Troughout Nation

Truman Asks For Crusade On Crime   Organization Formed to Put Pressure on Gamblers.

Cooperation of Law Aaencies Held Necessary   Underworld on Rise After War, He Says, as Ofticials Gather

‘President Asks Moral Crusade Against Organized Gangsters   - Law: Enforcement Officers Urged -To Curb Cnme

President Truman Urges Great Moral Crusade Against Organized Crime

Asks Fight  On Crime   Truman says Moral Crusade Needed; U.S Aid to State Drives

Weight of Federal Government Thrown Behind Cities’ Drives on Rackets, Especially Gambling

Slot Machine !ndustry Named As One Of Two Syndicates Engayed In “Allied Gambling Rackets”

President Calls for Great Moral Crusade Against Organized Crime Throughout United States

TRUMAN CALLS FOR CRUSADE AGAINST CRIME   Government Weight Be.  ing Thrown 'Behind  Cammunity Drives

Truman Calls for Great Moral Crusade Against Organized Crime In Country

VALUES VITAL NEED, HE SAYS   President Speaker At Conference of Law Enforcing Men

TRUMAN CALLS FOR ANTI-CRIME CRUSADE IN U. S.   iSays War Followed by Re surgance of Vice and Greed.

Resurgence of Underworld Forces Since End of World War Becoming Major Issue

Declares Nation Must Battle Rise In Vice and Greet   Law Enforcement Parley Promised Federal Help

PRESIDENT ASKS MORAL CRUSADE AGAINST CRIME   ASKS COOPERATION OF ALL OFFICIALS TO FIGHT RACKETS

Truman Asks  Moral Crusade  Against Crime Scores Underworld Forces Living On

Asks Higher  Moral Code Be Instilled   McGrath Puts Weight - OF Govt. Back of Local Drives.

Moral Crusade to Fight Crime Urged   Truman Talks to Law Enforcement Officers Today

Crusade Called Against Crime By President  Officers Urged To Da Rattle Tanatkhar

Nation Needs Education on  Moral Values   President Asks CoOperation of LawEnforcement Officials

Religious Training, Education Needed, President States To Law Officers

Congress Roundup  Aid to Spain In Test Vote  B..llaawe.~ D~   Balloting Results Remain in Doubt

Senate To Vote On Marshall Plan For Spain   Would Authorize $100 Million

Ingrid. Wins Custody But Battle Goes On Hiueband Will: Licht To Keen Dauahter In America =

Okay Rigid Spud Reins.   Senate Group Favors Federal Controls As Way to Limit Crops

Census Report Gives Increase   Unofficial Figures Indicate Decreases in Upper Peninsula

POPULATION IN STATE CLIMBS   Million Tnereasé Shown In Latest Report On 1950 Census

Gillette i: is Easy Victor in Demo Governor Race   Fostoria Farmer Has Sweeping Lead Over Bennett of D. M. —

$30.000 More from Homestead Exemption Boost   Higher Valuations Bring More State Funds Back to County

$30,000 Refund From Homestead Exemption Boost   Higher Property Valuations Bring More State Funds Back To County

Marine Pilots Report Attack Across Border   Planes Escape Damage After Being Fired Upon Inside Korea: Allies Continue Red Mop-Up

Two Marine Pilots Tell Of Incident   Allied Report Says South Koreans To Drive Far Rardas

Ko-Reds Rushing Big Columns to Meet Invaders  Appear to Be Mustering Remaining . Strength for Organized Stand; Probably Have About 25.000 Troons.

Guns Blaze Across Border at 2 Craft Fiying Inside Korea   Allies to Drive All the Way To Manchuria—Yanks May Be Out of Korea by Christmas

Marine Fliers Repott Chinese Fire At Them   Communist Troops In China Shoot At U.S. Planes

Chinese Reds Shoot At U. S. Planes In Korea   ROKs Near Border; American Troops Ma Leave Korea Soon.

South Koreans Push Forward Near Border   LU. S. Plane Incident Shows Situation § At Border is Critical

Border Incident  Red Chinese Fire From Manchuria On 2 U.S. Planes

Say Planes Were Flying  Inside Korea ROK Troops Are  ~ Near Manchuria

Big Groups Seen South Of Border o:  Manchuria   Reports Unclear As to Number  Of Red Columns Headine South

North Korean Column Seen Moving South  Reds Appear Headed For Last-Stand Fight With ROK Forces

UN Forces Note Columns Moving South in Korea   ‘Looks Like Reds Are Getting Ready for One Last Stand

Red Movement Is. First Indication of Fina Delense  mece tammiuni¢ct   Chinese Communists - Fire ot U.S. Planes Flying Ovér Korea ©

Reds Reported Moving South From Capifal   First Indication Of a Final Stand

Big Red Unit Moving South To Meet ROK In Final Stand   Two U.S. Fliers Draw Fire From Chinese Side Of Border

Marine Pilots Report Attack In North Korea   Anti-Aircratt Fire Across Moenchurian Border Misses Plane:

Chinese Communists Fire on Two Marine Fliers Inside Korea From Across Manchurian Border  South Korean Drive to Continue Right Up to Red Dividing Line

Spot Red Troops Advancing. South   Communists May Be Pre paring for a Final Stand  in Korea   U. S. Marine Fliers Report Being Fired On From  Chinese Side

FIRED ON BY CHINESE REDS   Two Marine Fliers Five Miles Inside Korean Border Report Anti-Aircraft Gun Attack.   AMERICAN TROOPS TO LEAVE KOREA   Ground Forces Will Start for Japan by Thanksgiving, May Be Out by Christmas.   New Red Force Sighted in Korea

MARINE FLIERS ON SCOUTING MISSION   Report Ack-Ack Apparently Radar-Controlled   Advance Within 35 Miles Of Frontier: Prepare For Final Thrust

RED COLUMN SEEN MOVING TOWARD SOUTH   American Fliers Repor: Being Fired Upon By Chinese Reds

Red Chinese. Fire on Planes   ‘From Across Manchuria Border, No Damnage Done; ROKS 35 Miles From Frontier

US Pilots Report They Were Fired On From China   Says Bullets Came From Across Border  War Is Near Close

Chinese Fire On U.S. Planes Along Border   South Koreans Within 35 Miles Of Manchuria

Red China Fires Upon U. S. Pilots   Marines Report Incident Near Manchuria Border

Red China Guns Fire at Marine Planes in Korea   Planes Not Hit By Shells While Patroling Border

GUNNERS SHELL MARINE PLANES NEAR MANCHURIA   Korean War Draws Toward Close As Organized Resistance Of Enemy Is Praetically Ended.

All Yanks Expected to Be Out of Korea by Christmas  Chinese Fire at US Planes

Anticipate Most Of U. S. Troops Wiil Be Out of Korea by  Christmas Time

Red Chinese Gunners Fire OnU.5. Planes   Marine Fliers Report Border Incident; Neithe: Plane Is Hit; Push  To Border Continues

Hard-Driving Roks Head for Manchuria Line   Fear International Dispute Might Arise

Marine Planes Fired On by Chinese Reds  South Koreans Press Drive to Close Off All Border Area

Red China Guns Fire on U. S. Planes  Anti- Aircraft  Batteries Across

Large Column Reported On Move South   Believe GI's May Be Out Of Korea By Christmas Time

EnemyColumn Now Reported Moving South      Organized Communist Strength Near Chinese Border Estimated at 25,000 Troops; China Reds Fire on U. S. Planes

Marines Say None Struck By Gun Fire   ROK: Forces Advance Less Than 50 Miles From North Frontier:

FINAL ENEMY STAND OF WAR MAY BENEAR   Red China Guns Fire At U.S. Planes Across Border.

Marine Pilots Fired Upon By Red China Guns  Chinese Shoot Acr Man churie Border At American Planes

Strong Force Seen Moving South to Meet Advancing ROK Divisions; China Reds Fire on Marine Fliers .

Report  Red Column: : On Move    First Indication Of Final -Stand

Red Chinese Are Accused Of Shooting At UN Craft  Marine Pilots Say Communists Fired

Sino Reds Fire Upon U.S. Planes   Two Marine = Flicrs Tell of Acts; Say They Were Within Korean Border   To Remove Troops   Plans Are to Get U. S. Troops Out of Area by Christmas

Communists Move South from Refugee Capital of Kanggye, 20 Miles from Manchurian Border.   U. S. PLANES FIRED ON BY CHINA REDS

Advance on Korean Force   2 Marine Planes Fired on From Chinese Side

U.S. FLIERS ARE FIRED UPON BY CHINESE REDS   2 Marine Planes Damaged By Ack-Ack Fire Near Manchurian Line

SOUTH KOREANS WILL ADVANCE TO CHINESE BORDER   AMERICAN PLANES DRAW FIRE FROM MANCHURIAN GUNS

Chinese Fire on U.S. Planes Inside Korea   Shells Burst About Two Fliers Five Miles South of Manchurian Border; Highlights Touchy Situation as South Koreans Continue Drive

North Koreans May Make Last  Stand Soon   Allied Troops Expected To Mareh To Border of  Manchuria in Windup

Large Red Column on  ‘Move South   North Koreans Apparently _ Maustering to Make Last  Stand: Withdrawal of   Ayerieans Forecast

U.S. Planes Sight Force Moving South   ‘Column Reported Advancing Towards South Koreans Near Konqaye ©

Two U.S. Marine Pilots Charge They Were Fired Upon By Red China Guns   Claims Shots Came From Across Manchurian Border; Neither Ship Damaged; South Korean Troops Now Within 35 Miles Of Dividing I ine. 

Red Korea Force Heads South for Battle with Roks  First Resistance Impends; Chinese Fire on Airmen

One Dead, 3 Hurt After Parachuting   Unified Army   Large Communist Column Is Reported Moving South

Communists Being Chased Clear Out of Korea As Victory in Far East War Nears on U.N. Day

North Koreans May Be Set For Final Stand Of The War   Marine Pilots Report Anti-Aircraft Fire From Communist China: Planes In Korea

China Border Batteries,  Fire at Marine Pilot 5 Flying Five.Miles Awey

U.S. Planes Fired Upon By RedChina   South Korean Troops Within 35 Miles Of Manchurian Border; War Drawing To Close

U.S. Planes Attacked By China Reds   Marine Pilots Unshurt; Allies Continue Push

Communists Appear to Be Mustering Strength for Oroanized Stand in North

Two Marine Pilots   Fired At by Chinese   U.S. Planes Not Damaged By Red Antiaircraft Guns Along Korea-Manchuria Line

Chinese Reds Fire on 2 U. S.  Marine Planes   Neither Is Damaged; ROK Troops Drive Nearer to Manchuria

Spot Red lroops  Advancing South  Communists May Be Pre paring for a Final Stand in Korea  TO SOUTH OF KANGGCYE  U. S. Marine Fliers Repor' Being Fired On From Chinese Side

Big Column Heads Toward R.0O.K. Troops   Two Marine Planes Fired on 40 Times by Red China Guns

Red Force Moves South, Perhaps For Final Battle   Most Yanks May Be Out Of Korea By Christmas

Korean Red Army Plans Final Stand   Large Force Is Seen Moving Southward to Meet Oncoming Reds

IBIG NO. KOREAN COLUMN > STREAMS SOUTHWARD TO MEET SOUTH KOREANS

Red China Fires On U.S. Planes   Anti-Aireraft Shells Miss Marines: GIs Will Leave Korea Soon

Guns Located Across Border InManchuria  Marine Pilots On Reconnaissance In Yolu River Region

Marines Say » Red Chinese  Fired on Them Leaflets Declare  Premier Kim Is Impostor

Chinese Reds Miss Marines Across Border   South Koreans Will Drive All Way to International Line

Korea Reds May Make' Final Stand   U. S. Pilots Report  Column Moving South From Kanggye; China Reds Shell U. S. Planes

Clash Expected With Forces Moving North  Planes Inside Line Fired On By Red Batteries in China

Air Alarm Spotters Are Needed   Volunteers Urged To Get Into Touch With Sheriff Ammerman For  Duty Close To Homes.

Border Belt Mart Opens Tomorrow   Hedrick Predicts Averages As High As $55 Per Hundred

5 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DIE IN HIGHWAY CRASH   Youths in Automobile Cele brating Graduation Run Into Truck.

Five Highschoolers Killed in Accident  Celebrating Graduation Earlier in Night When

Slack Admits Guilt As Spy, Begs Mercy  U. S. Attorney Say 10 Years Enough

Suggestion Is Made To Court That He Be Let Off Witt Ten Years In Prison; Court Considers

Slack Admit: Spying for Russians  "«, DONSIES Seem, «. fs eee, ee eee   Sentence Deferred for Judge to Study Circumstances.

Four Dead, 25 Still Missing In New Jersey   Hundreds Injured as 4 Ammunition Barges Blow up in Dock Area —Damage in Millions

'300 in Hospital atter 600 Tons of Munitions Explode In Harbor at South Amboy

South Amboy Is Battered Into Tangle Of Wreckage   4 KNOWN DEAD, 300 HURT   As Ammunition-Laden Barges Explode At Waterfront; Emergency State Declared In City Of 10,000

‘Explosion Rips . String Of Barges Along Waterfront  309 or More Taken to Hospita For Treatment

Explosive-Laden Barges Blow Up At South Amboy    Estimated 600 Injured in Waterfront Explo. sion: Damages Will Run Into Millions

nee Of Emergeney Declared In New Jersey Port City After String Of AmmunitionBarges Blow Up In Harbor

312 Others Injured As Barges Blow Up   Damage at South Amboy Runs Into Millions, Officials Say

TEMPERATURES   600 Are Injured  In N. J.   South Amboy In Shambles; Heavy Loss

Explosion On Barges Like Bomb   Rumors of Atom Attack Spread as Spout of Smoke Towers Over Seuth Amboy   Emergency Called   7% Per Cent of Homes in City Are Damaged, Mavor Estimates

Over 300 Taken to Hospitals Following  Terrific Blast Which Sweeps Through  - String of Ammunition-Laden Barges  on Waterfront—Five Known Killed  . and 25 Missing—State of Emergency  Declared in City as Troops Patrol Area—Cause of Disaster Unknown.   RESIDENTS FEAR A-BOMB

CITY REDUCED TO A TANGLE OF WRECKAGE   Ammunition-Laden Barges Go Up; 300 Are in Hospitals

COLD WAVE FOR STATE   Parts of Kansas Will Have 10-Degree Temperatures Tonight

Five Earthquakes Leave 211 Dead, 17,000 Reported Hurt In Colcinshia Seven Towns Hit By Hard Tremors

Colombia’s Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 270  40, 000 Per sons  Ty. .. J er   40,000 Persons Left Homeless; Over $20,000,000  Damace Seen

Report 211 Die In So. American Earthquakes  17,000 Injured Or Homeless In Calambia

Quakes Wreck Whole Cities   270 Dead, 17,000 Hurt By Series Of Tremors In Colombia

Colombian Earthquake Death Toll Now 270;  Damage in Millions  beUbs

At Least 123 Die In Colombia Quak  Rescue and Salvage   Rescue and Salvage Teams Rush to Area— Death Toll Climbing

211 Persons Die _ In 5 Earthquakes; 17,000 Are Injured   Town of 20,000 Reported Destroyed; Stories Conflict on Extent of Damave

Colombia Quake Toll Reaches 2/0  40,000 Persons Ave Left Homeless

—5 QUAKES HIT COLOMBIA— 211 Dead And 17,000  Injured Or Homeless

123 PERSONS DIE IN EARTHQUAKES   Colombia Towns Destroyed And Communications Crippled

WHOLE TOWNS REPORTED WRECKED   Death Toll May Go Higher; ‘Injuries Run High      Cut Off All Communication; Doctors, ‘Supplies Rushed To Stricken Areas

QUAKE DEATK TOUL MOUNTS   Fear Total May Reach 200: Several Towns Are Wiped Out

OVER 200 DIE AS EARTHQUAKE HITS COLOMBIA   Five Hundred Report: ed Injured And 40, 000 Are Homeles: —Heavy Property Damage.

COLOMBIA TOLL OF QUAKE DEAD IS ABOUT 270   Some 17,000 Injured or Homeless After Series of Weekend Shocks

17M Hurt Or Homeless In Colombia  Seven Towns Hit. Two Are Reporte   Seven Towns Hit, Two Are Reported Almost Destroyed

Colombia Hard     Quakes  211 Known Dead; 17,000 Are Injured or Homeless, Report.

Hundreds Are Killed      . Two Colombian Cities . Virtually Destroy  By Heavy Temblors;: Thonsands Iniured 

123 Lose Lives In Colombia Quakes   Town Destroyed In N. Central Colombia Over Past Weekend

Report 270 Dead In Booota Quake   Red Cross Reports 40,000 Homeless in Colombia

Over 100 Are Dead ch Southern Quake   Earth Tremors Shake. Sec. tions of Colombia, ” “ ~ South America -.

Colombia Quake Takes 123 Lives  Two Towns Rported Almost Destroved

Quake Takes Lives of 270 In Colombia   17,000 Others Hurt. Or Without Homes; 5 Villaces Wrecked

270 DEATHS IN COLOMBIA EARTHQUAKE   South American Nation Hit Four Times; Whole Towns Destroyed, Communications Knocked Out.   17,000 INJURED OR HOMELESS   Nothing Left Standing in Town of 17,000; Doctors, Food, Medicine Sent in by Plane.

South American Nation Hit Four Times; Whole Towns Destroyed, Communications Knocked  Out.   17,000 INJURED OR HOMELESS   Nothing Left Standing in Town of 17,000; Doctors, Food, Medicine Sent in by Plane.

QUAKE IN BOGOTA   Report 211 Persons Killed and 17,000 Injured or  Homeless

Colombia Quake Death Toll Rises To 270:. 40.000 Persons Homeless

Colombia Shaker by Earthquakes; Towns Leveled   Hundreds Dead. 17,000 Injured or Homeless in Disester

Skeptics Not Convinced By Truman Talk   Republican Leaders Refuse To Swallow Explanation On Reds

Senate Probers Close Hearing To Key Figures   Senator Is Fuming; Prepares Formal Protest Of Action

Truman Says Reds Not Big Threat Here   Denies Communists Making Much Headway; Republican Critics Unimpressed

Solons Switch Plans fo Hear Budenz   Wisconsin Senator Fumes at Move .Decided Upon Today

GOP Not Convincec That All Reds are Out of Government  PF if Se  Eger we ‘ - ww. ev   Challenge Truman Statement They Are Smal! Threat

Challenge Issued to Statement   Tlis Words Fail to Jibe With F.B.I Reports, Is G.O.P. Reaction to Speech

GOP Critics Skeptical   Deride Truman Claim That Reds Are Not Great Threat in U.S.

FBI Files Don’t Back President, Critics Declare   Republicans Attack Statement That Reds At Home No Threat; Budenz Called Inte Closed Session

G.O.P. Critics  Unimpressed   McCarthy Regards President’s Apparent Indifference as Impossible to Understand

M‘Carthy Is Barred; He Fumes   Lattimore, Likewise, Not Permitted to Hear Budenz Again

Probers Bar Sen. McCarthy And Lattimore” Erom Hearing Testimony Of Ex-Red Buden

Bar Lattimore, M'Carthy From Budent Hearing   ae , 1 rn ie   -Change in Plans by Senate Probers {rks Senator

BUDENZ HEARD IN SECRET QUIZ   Senator McCarthy And Owen Lattimore  Barred From Room While: Ex.’ Communist Testifies

Committee Hears Budenz   McCarthy Angry Because Committee Keeps Him and Lattimere on Outside

Truman Speech ls Challenged  Critics Unconvinced Reds Aren’t Threat

McCarthy, Target Ousted by Probers From Closed Talks  Budenz’ Testimony Secret; Truman’s Attacks Ignoréd

Bar Lattimore, McCarthy from Budenz Hearing   Senate Committee Hears Testimony of Former Red Behind Closed Doors.

GOP Not Impressed 7  ‘Deluded Minds’ Greatest Threat To U.S.--Truman

Probers Bar Sen. McCarthy, Hear Budenz   Lattimore Also Ousted ip Sudden Shift of Plans

Truman Asserts No Reds in Gov't  Republican Critics Take Different View

U, §, REDS NO CREAT THREAT, SAYS TRUMAN   Real Communist Danger Abroad, President Tells Association

Crifics Cool To President's Talk  Says Reds At Home Aren't Great Threat

Truman Claims Reds Tossed Oui As GOP Scofts   GOP Aliso Challenges Assertion Communists No Big Threat Here.

Marylander Won't Pose With Ex-Red   Republican Leaders “Not Impressed” By Truman Statement

U.S. Reds Weak, Says President   But GOP Critics Push Demands For Loyalty Probe

BUDENZ TALKS TO SENATORS   Both McCarthy and Lattimor Barred. from Hearing; Senator Is Furious

Truman: U. S. Reds Aren't Real Threat   Republican Critics Are. ‘Not Impressed:

Bar McCarthy anc Lattimore from Hearing Budenz  Senator Fuming As He is Sent  ° i a in a

GOP Ignores Truman Idea Red Threats Not Serious  Castiniwead Lavgalew   Continued Loyalty Checks Are Urged By Senate Leaders

—COMMUNIST S— Lattimore, McCarthy, Are Barred  Prohibited From ~ Hearing Budenz

President's Red Talk Challenged   GOP Says Truman Report Does Not Jibe With FBI

Truman ‘Oils’ Red Scandals, Flays G.O.P.   Foes Unimpressed At ‘Reassurance’ OF Pinkless Cayjtal

McCARTHY FUMES  Lattimore, McCarthy Barred From Secret Budenz Hearing

Truman Belittles Reds in America; GOP Unimpressed   Republican Senators Are Pushing Demands for State Dept. Probe

Commies All Off Payroll,  Says Truman   GOP Critics Challenge President’s Statement That Reds at Home _ Aren’t Threat to U.S.

GOP Challenges Truman’s Claim   Not Convinced All Reds Kicked Out  Of Government

Wisconsin Senator And Far East Expert He Accuses Of - Association With Communists Sent Out Of Hearing Room As Former Party Member Testifies—Public Session Scheduled By Foreign Relations Subcom mittee For Tonight

Claims Red Gains Here a Delusion   President Fails to Impress GOP Senators, However

obers’ Action Been Protested By Angry Solon   That Prevents Hearing  nator Resents:Late Step Of: Secret’ Testimony

Truman Claims No Communists In Government   Fails To Impress GOP Critics Who Say Reds At Home Are Great Threat

GOP Senators Deny Reds Out Of Government   President Asserts Communism Making No Headway Here

GOP Critics Challenge  Statement   Made by Truman That Communists Aren’t Great Threat To This Country

He Comes Out Fuming   Lattimore Also Unable to Hear Budenz Testify

SOVIET AGENTS CHECKED HERE HE DECLARES   Republicans Not Impressed By His Statements  PRESIDENT   Says Real Danger Is That Communism May Overrun Other Free Nations

BAR McCARTHY AND LATTIMORE FROM HEARING   Senate Investigators Hear Budenz Behind Closed : Doors Today.  ’

Budenz Testifies In Secret Hearing  Lattimore, McCarthy Barred From Closed Meeting of Probers

President Defends Loyalty Record  ‘Truman Asserts Communism  Mt Home No Danger To U.S.

Truman Claim Of Red Ouster Stirs Dispute   Republican Senator: Rap Complacency Of President

Lattimore And Solon Barred From Hearing  McCarthy Prepare:   McCarthy Prepares Formal Protest On Artian OF Probers

Bar Lattimore, McCarthy— Senators QuestionBudenz In Closed Session Today

Truman Tells Nation Danger Of Reds Minor   Communists at Home Are No Menace to Our Way of Life President Declares in Address

GOP Critical Of Truman s Talk On Reds   President Says All ‘Pinks’ Ousted; Big Threat From Outside

Senate Probe Bars M Carthy   Senator and Lattimore Not Admitted to Secret Questioning of Budenz

Sen. McCarthy Barred From Budenz Hearing  lawmaker Fumoc:   Lawmaker Fumes; Lattimore Also ls Sent Away

Senators Bar McCarthy, Lattimore — From Hearing Testimony of Budenz

DOORS ARE CLOSEL   Senate Investigators Ash Ex-Communist About Lattimore

JAP’S RELEASE 1S PROTESTEL   Russia Disturbed Over Ac tion Of MacArthur In Freeing Shigemitsu

All Branches of Armed Services Complete Plans.to Mobilize Men, Women as War Needs Grow

Teen-Age G. . Returns to U. S. Lines. ‘Only Survivor of Squad Trapped by Reds

18-Year-Old G.l. Tells of Escape From Reds In Gook Suit of Korean

AT THE FRONT  aarti. «68 te WR uta   U. &. SOLDIER ESCAPES REDS IN GOOK SUIT

Lad, 18, All Dréssed Up, But Not Going Anywhere: He'd Already Been —to the War

KING AWARDED PURPLE HEART   Route 3 Soldier Was Wounded InYonadon Batile’

STASSEN REJECTS REPLY BY PRAVDA   Believes Stalin Will An swer in Due Time

American Legion Second District Meets Sunday; 7 Brookfielders Attend

Attend District Legion Meeling   Post and Auxiliary Members to Moberly.

TO SCHOOL MEETING   12 Lawrence Staff Members Will Go to Topeka Tomorrow

Two Farm Children Found Frozen In Field; Washington State Counts [oll of 9 in Big Storm

Auto Accidents Take Five; 200 Sheep Freeze to Death Of 1,600 in Ephrata Flock

U. S. Protests Soviet Tactics Inside Austria  Britain And France  Join In Note Hitting Red ‘Interference’

U.S. Makes New Protest To Russia   Gives Out Text Of Note Against Soviet Tactics Recently Used In ‘Austria

Canadian Strike Grip Tightening   Parliament Likely To Seize Big Lines

Over 300,000 Are Made Idle  Canada Feeling Widespread Effect Are Dail CartLa

Food Rationing Hifting Canada  Strike Cuts Supply To lsolated Points

O'Mahoney Asks For Excess Profits Tax   Immediate Enactment Of Levy Demanded By Senator

O'Mahoney Wants Excess Profit Tax Based On Average Of 1947-49 Period   Chairman Of Joint Economic Committee Said He Would Offer Proposal As Amendment To Five Billion Dollar Tax Bll.

Asks Excess Profits Tax   Wyoming Senator Says No One Should Make Killing Out of War

Calls for Excess Profits Tax Now   O'Mahoney Would Base New Levy on 1947-49 Period

Calls Foe Excess  Profits Tax Soon   Wyoming Senator To Offer Tax Bill Amendment To Committee Wednesday

Finest Pharmacy Equipment in US Is-Lost in Flames   Three Buildings Lost, Fire. Catches In Seyeral Others

TWO WOMEN ARE BELIEVED T0 BE SUICIDE VICTIMS   ‘Mrs. Caroline Fearn, Croy.  don, Found Dead in Her  Home Last Night

ER DISCOVERS CROYDON MOTHER DEAD   Former Croydon Resident Suicide in Mount Holly

U. S. Plans to Speed Rearmament in West   New York Times Says Korean War Results in Move to Ask Stepped-Up Action Among North Atlantic Treaty Countries.   TO BOOST ITS OWN SHARE

U. S. TO MAKE REQUES]   N. Y. Times Reports Stepped Up Program for Treaty Nations

2 New Attempts To End 8-Day Old Milk Walkout Fail   Housewives Act To Protect Supplies; Union, Industry To Seek Accord Today

Senator Myers Fires Rebuttal At McCarthy  Charges Politics Motivates Blast

SEN. McCARTH) EVOKES BLAST   Sen. Myers, Pennsylvania Denounces Demand For Acheson Ouster ©

Myers Accuses McCarthy Of Politics   Democrat Senator In Blast At Wisconsin Solon Today

Demo Solons Yell ‘Polities’ At MeCarthy   Demand That Acheson Be Fired Gets Quick Answer From Myers, State Aide

McCarthy's Blast At Dean Acheson Labeled Politics   Myers Says Senator Is Interested Mostly ‘In the Next Election’

Senator Claims McCarthy Just Talking Politics   Badger’s Demand for Acheson Ouster Gets a Blast From Myers

Charge McCarthy Talking Politics   Myers Says G.0.P. Solon More Interested In Vote Than In World Peace

SENATOR TAKES ACHESON’S SIDE   M’‘Carthy’s Demand that Truman Fire Cabinet Member Termed ‘Politics’

Strikes Back AtMcCarthy   Pennsylvania: Senator Terms Spy Charges ‘Deliberately Malicious

McCarthy’s Blast Brings ‘Polities’ Cry   Latest Assault On State Department Strikes At Acheson

Impounding Of Boxes Hints Vote Contest  Congressman Forges Ahead in Three-Way

Senator Bridges Says Spy Wrecks U.S. Policies   Solon Opens Attack On Acheson; Urges Full Investigation

Bridges Says Masier Spy Helps Stalin   Solon Would Hear Acheson Give Answers to Puzzle

Republicans Make Flying Start in Race   Would Tie Party Label to Anti-Conmunist Bill   ~ LISTED AS RIDER   ‘Attached to Legislation Giving” Pres. © Truman War-Time Controls.

Demands Exceed State’s Revenue   Columbia Educator Notes Force Menacing West

Truman Signs Dratt Extension      Law OKs Calling of Guard. Reserve

CRISIS RUSHES ACTION Truman Approves Draft Bill, Gets Guard, Reserve Powers

POHANG, PORT CITY, FIRED BY BOMBERS   Red-Held Hub Aflame After Series Of UN Air Raids

POHANG ABLAZE AFTER _ 2-HOUR FIRE BOMB BLAST BY ALLIED AIR FORCE

State Needs Correction Department  Remove Prison System Control \From Road Group, Says Expert

Fight Is Launched To Keep Controls’ Rule In Congress   Sen. Taft Opposes Giving President Power To Make Decision ,

Taft Battles For Curb Power  _ Says Truman Would  Be Virtual Dictator

Sen, Taft Begins Fight on Controls   Wants Congress to Say When They'll Start

Taft Launches Fight To Limit Economic Control!  Says Measure Gives President . Too Much Power

Allies Balk New Attacks In N. Korea  Communists Hit Marines Again Near Changjin

Chinese Help Delays End Of War In Korea  Half Of US Regiment  Feceaqnes From Trap

Marines Still In Trouble = On East Coast  Picture of Victory . Has Changed B. Book Mee Pe

Reds Fail to Break Allied Line  But Easy Victory Has Changed As Chinese Emerge

Marines Are In Trouble On  East Coast  Half of Trapped Ist Cavalry Regiment Escapes Enemy

Allies Now HoldStrong North Line   Reds May Have As Many As 300,000 Troops Deployed Along Border

China Groups Million Men Near Frontier Lines Now Hold  see: Ee ee   Lines Now Hold Despite Thrust Of No. Koreans

Signs Grow More China Reds Fight   Allied Forces Forge Firm Line Against New Enemy Blows

Stands Unbroken In Face of New Thrusts by Reds  Marines in Trouble On Eastern Coast

China Reds Throw Six  Divisions In   Parts Of Ist Cavalry Escape Trap; Battle’: Complexion Changes

Victory Seeming Simple Changes Complexion as 300,000 Mass on  Manchurian Border  Marines in Trouble

300,000 REDS IN ACTION American Marines Are Facing Severe Trouble On East Korean Coast

Strengthen Lines lo Halt Increased  Pressure in North  Some Trapped U.S. Troops Safe; Reds Encircle Marines

U. N. Line Stands Firm Against Renewed Attacks by Chinese and Korean Communists.   WAR VICTORY SEEMS FARTHER AWAY NOW

Reds Attack  but Allied Line Firm   Some of Trapped  Americans Fight Way Back to Safety

6 RED CHINA DIVISIONS IN FIGHTING NOW   Marine Units In Trouble; Rok Units Trving To Reform

Attacks  By Reds Continue   Marines on East Coast Get Heaviest Blows. From Growing Enemy; One Trapped Unit Out

U. N. Forces Form New Lines After Setback   Weather Hampers American Air Support for Troops

Marines In  Trouble On Fast Coast   Three Chinese Divisions In Battle

300,000 Others Estimated Along Manchurian Line   U.S. Officer Believes. At Least 3. Divisions Committed’ to Action

HOLD FIRM AGAINST NEW RED ATTACKS   But Complexion of Korean. War Changes and Easy. Victory No Longer Ap  ~ pears Possible.   3 CHINA DIVISIONS _ BATTLING ALLIES   Reds Have 300 ,000 Men Along Border, 1,000, 000 More Ready; 2 Marine Units Cut Off. ,

Allied Line Is Holding In Korea   But Reports Are China Has 300,000 Troops on Border *Ready for Battla

A Million Additional Men May Be Within  “Committing Distance’   Allied Forces Forge a Firm Defense Line In North Korea Against Renewed Red Attacks

Equivalent Of 2 Chinese Divisions Battle UN Forces   Sino-Reds Probably Have 300,000 Troops Deployed Along Manchurian Border; Million Men Held In ieserve

TWO CHINESE DIVISIONS IN ACTION   Reds Have 300,000 Troops Deployed Along Border   WEATHER   Remains Bad For Airmen: Marine Battalions Run Into Trouble

YANK TROOPS SET UP ANEW DEFENSE LINE   Seek To Halt Resurgent Reds; Trapped Unit Makes Escape

U.S. Marines Stull in Jam On East Coast   Half of Trapped First Cavalry Unit Escapes Enemy in Northwest— Situation Stabilizing

Six Chinese Divisions Are Opposing Allies   8th Army Official Says Reds May Have 300,000 Troops Deployed On Border

Marines Still In Trouble On East Coast  Pictur Aine Sag Ldn aati   Picture of Victory Has Changed In Last Few Days

Aid Changes Complexion  Of Conflict   Communist Force On Border Placed At 200.000 Troous

Claim 6 China Red Divisions Now in Battle   S. Korean Sources Estimate Figure Of Fighting Force

U.S. Spokesman Says Red China May, Have 300,000 Deployed On Border— Situation Seen Stabilized In Crucial Arenos

Total of Three Divisions From China Officially Reported In Korea   U. S. Marines In East Coast Battle   U. S, Spokesman Says ‘Pattern of Proof’? Not Yet Certain On China

But U. S. Marines Are Still in Trotible on East Kor ean Coast   CHINA REDS IN FICHT   Bad Weather Blocks Air Operations in Conf--yd Situation :

Allied Forces Hold At New Defense Line   Chinese Communists May Have Million Troops Near Border

Soviet Blamed  In Strikes By  Austrian Reds Weet Powers Claim  Blockade In Vienna Teco tue? Re Reseceia *

Reds Blockade City Of Vienna  Railway Line s Cut    Railway Lines Cut Ir Food Price Protest

POINTS TO RUSSI   American Officials Place Blame for Vienna Trouble on Soviets

South Koreans, Americans, British Battalions and Scottish Highlanders Unite to Battle Cam. munists,

U.S. Negro Unit Retakes Bloody Sobuksan Ridge   Fierce Battle Races For Kigye; Effort To Cross River Nipped

5. Negro nit Regains ital Ridge   MacArthur Reports Key Highway Clear In Fight For Kigye

Bloody Ridge Recapfured by Negro Troops  25eh Division   25th Division Troops Break Up Enemy Patrol

State's Case Nears End In Sander Mercy’ Trial   New York Medical Examiner Called To Stand As Efforts To Convict Doctor Are Conciuded

Fellow Physician Says Dr. Sander Told Him Of Injections Into Veins   By HENRY SUPPLE AND ARTHUR EVERETT

TROOPS TRADE BLOWS UNDER Ble GUN QUE   Fighting Breaks Out in North Front from Pohang to Naktong Bend.

U.S. Planes Machine-Gun, Strafe Enemy   24th Division Moves Up Toward Fallen Pohang

Allied Forces Are Reported Advancing On Pohang Front As Close Fighting Develops

Airmen Strafe, Bomb Enemy tn Close Support   Allies Close Noose On 1000 Commies

Fighting At Such Close Quarters In Taegu Area That It Is “Hard To Tell Who Is Attacking Whom"   COMMUNISTS THROWN BACK ON NAKTONG FRONT

Yanks Holding In Close Range Slugeing Matel:   Entire Front Ablaze a New Red Offensive

Noose Closes About Enemy Near Pohang   Pilois Smash Reds In Record Sorties Along Flaming Line

WILD BATTLE IS REPORTED ABOVE TAEGU   Veteran U.S, 24th Division’ and South Koreans Close Noose on Reds.

Yankees, Reds Slug It Out  In Taegu Area   Action Planing On Northern Front: 24th Division Adlvapers

RED THREAT TO TAEGU EASED BUT STILL GRIM   24th Division Drives To Re-capture Fallen Pohane

Big Battle  Rages Back And Forth   No Important Change In Front Lines; Foe Fighting Desperately

U. §,, Reds Battle At Close Range North of Taegu   Yanks Advance to Within Nearly 2 Miles » OF Fallen Pohang

Allied Troops Hold Or Gain Ground In All Major Sectors  Yanks Within Two Miles Of Pohang, Taegu Threat Eased

Essential Industries and Activities Definedas Basis of Militar -y Deferment

Armed Forces are Given Yardstick for Deferments Of Reservists, Guardsmen

Guardsmen, Reservists  In Essential Industries To Be Given Dejferments

‘Armed Forces Use New Yardstick For Granting Of Deferments To Reservists And National Guardsmen

Armed Forces Have New Yardstick For Granting Deferments to Reservists

48 Jobs, 72 Industries  Listed as Deferment Basis   Usefulness Doubted

Establish Deferment  Yardstick   Critical Jobs, Essential ‘Industries Listed Are ‘Too Comprehensive’

~ FOUR AIRMEN DIE   B-29 Bomber Crashes in Texas Eight Aboard Survive

Four Airmen Die When Crippled B-29 Crashes Near Big Carswell Air Base

Four Airmen Die InBomber Crash  Eight Escape Death As B-29 Hits, Burns

FOUR CREWMEN DIE IN CRASH   Bursts Into Flames Only 200 Feet From Buildings

Bn Koreans Moved To Safety   Taken South To Escape Red Vengeance

Refugees Are Moved Away   Nearly 25,000 North Koreans Taken From Hungnam Beachhead on Ship.

Saved From Red Wrath .... a natal  N. Korean Refugees Moved From Port

Columbia Officers Fly fo Arkansas In Christman Case  2. Kansas Citians are : Quizzed About Deat  Of Baby Sitter

Questioning Two Men in Slaying Case  Columbia Officers Flew to Arkansas

ABOUT 135 ATTEND CHARTER MEETING   Conewago Lions Club Event Draws _ Representatives From Hanover And Nearby Adams County Towns

17 Feared Dead As Floods Hit  Nebraska Area      7 Bodies Recovered, Hope Abandoned For 10; 1000°« Homeless

Toll Of Floods Gaining Anew Over Midwest  Seven Persons Deas  ‘And Ten Missing;

Three States Overflowed By Flash Floods   Seventeen Dead Or Missing In Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota

Seventeen Persons Are Listed As Dead or Missing as Floods Spread in Three Stafes

17 Perish in Floods    3 Midwest States. Are Hard Hit By Rain-Filled Rivers

Bus, Autos Swept Off Highways In Nebraska Floods   Eight Motorists Known Dead; Three Travelers Save Lives By Clinging To Roadside Trees

ed River on Rampage  i Ropottedttead-or. Missing. as Fed Floods Hit Nebraska Area

17 DEAD; MANY LOST IN FLOOD   Thousands Are Made Homeless As High Waters Damage Areas In Three   Stated

The Weather   Floods Take Lives of 17 In Nebraska  eetisEny and  as a ar   Suffering and Property Loss Mount Hourly

17 Dead, Missing In Record Floods  Thousanils Homeless As Waves of Water Engulf Northwest

Flash Floods Take 14 Lives Tn Nebraska   Thousands in U. 8., Canad: Homeless as Red River Continues Rampage

Three Prairie States Swept by Torrents   Thousands Homeless in Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska

Toll of Flood Dead, Missing Rises to 17   Thousands Homeless In Areas of North Dakota Nebraska, Minnesota

Flood Tolls Are. Growing  At Least 17 Dead, Tha wc ARR da. BL dat ek ee

Midwest Hard Hit by Floods; 17 Missing, Livestock Low, Property Damage High

17 Feared Dead As Flood Rolls Over Nebraska   ‘Thousands Quit Homes As Waters "Sweep Parts Of 3° Midwestern States

Scores of N. D., Minn., Nebr. Towns Isolated   Flood Crisis in Southern Manitoba Cantinning ta Manni

17 Persons Los! In Flooded Areas In Three States   Thousands Homeless, Many Towns Isolated In Midwestern States

3-STATE AREA HIT BY FLOODS   Thousands Homeless, 17 Dead Or Missing; Manitoba Damage Soars.

17 Persons Dead Or Missing in Damaging Flood:   More Thousands Made Homeless

L7 Dead Or Missing In  West Fi loods   North Dakota, Nebrask: And Minnesota Hardest Hit; Passengers On  Bus Trapped

17 Believed Dead As Floods Sweep Three States   All Fatalities Reported In Nebraska as Rivers Rampage

Fourteen Dead, Missing In Nebraska Flood; New Winnipeg Peril Reported   Flood Waters Sweep Bus And Cars Off Roads h Southeast Nebraska; Army Authorities Urge Evacuation Of Winnipeg Areas

Death Toll 17 As Floods Hit Mid-West Area   Human Misery Rises And Many Towns Are Ravaged By Rivers

CARS TRAPPED ON NEBRASKA HIGHWAYS   Sections In North Dakota, Minnesota Hard Hit   HEAVY LOSS   In Livestock And Property Reported: Crisis Mounts In Southern Manitoba

Fifteen Persons Dead Or Missing In Major Floods   Midwestern States Hardest Hit; Human Misery Rises

17 Dead As Floods Swirl Over Midwest   Thousands Homeless; N. Dakota, Minnesota Nebraska Hard Hit

Many Left Homeless In Wake of Floods Sweeping Midwest   Seventeen Persons Dead or Missing As Damaging Flood Waters Sweep Over Midwest States: Rivers Rise

SCORES OF TOWNS ARE SOLATED 81 SURGING WATERS   North Dakota, Minnesote And Nebraska Report

FEAR 17 DEAD FROM NEBRASKA FLASH FLOODS   Waves of Water Engulf Homes and Highways; Thousands Homeless.

17 Are Dead or Missing   Midwest States Are Hard Hit By Ravages of Flood Waters

eventeen Reported Dead. or Missing, housands Homeless In Midwest Floods

THREE MIDWEST STATES SUFFER HEAVY DAMAGE   Thousands More Made Homeless, All Fatalities In Nebraska

Floods Sweep 3 States: Seventeer Persons Missing   15,000 in Manitoba Homeless; Nebraska Damage in Millions

NEBRASKA GETS HARDEST BLOW, MINNESOTA HIT   ‘Crisis Mounts Also in Canada Where Hundreds of Persons Evacuate Homes

Heavy Flood Tol In Three States   Seventeen Persons Los! Their Lives in Southeas tern Nebraska

Thousands Are Made Homeless In Three States   Scores Of Communities Isolated In Nebraska, Minnesota And N. D.: Crops Take Beating

17 Die in Floods Hitting Nebraska Twa Other States  hAanitoba District Situation Critical As Streams Rise

FLASH FL LEAVE 47 DEAD OR MISSING   Red River Rampages; Children and Cars Are Swept Away

Expected Big Push by Enemy Still Awaited   Roar of Guns Heard in Vital City; UN Forces Hurled Back at Pohang

First Cavalry Braced  For Enemy's Big Push, Repels Suicide Charge; Pohang Line Restored

Reds Open Barrage of Artillery —   Heard in Taegu; Little Change On Other Fronts

Communist Suicide Charge Defeated; Southern Front Quiet: Planes Back in Air

Commies Set For Big Push On UN Lines   Heavy Artillery Barrage Leads Off Raids On Americans Five Miles North Of Taegu; City Hears Guns

But Expected Major Attack Not Launched  __U_N. Forces Lose, Regain Ground

YANKS REPULSE 2 RED THRUSTS NORTH OF TAEGU   Attacks Checked in Area Where Enemy Masses 40,000 for Big Push

Ease For Stalin From US Firms   Russian Leader Benefits As Chicago Manufacturers Send Mattress And Chairs

GOP Leader Blasts Out  At Demos on Loyalty Case   Senator Wherry Says. Democrats Are Making  Hollywood Pantomine. of Investigation

Would Make “Hollywood Pantomime”   GOP Leader Declares Opponents Are Try-ng To Investigate McCarthy, Not Commies.

BPS & BARE? 7B E Bs BPN VV LY  War Scare Purchases Slower Now In Automobile Fields

Report War Scare Automobile Buying Is Slowing Down Across The Country

Proposes US Shrink Main Defense Line   Demos Contend His Plan Would Leave  Europe To Russia

Leaders Split Over Hoover's Defense Proposa   He Recommends U. $ Shrink Main Frontiers Tho This Hemisphere

Election-Year Sessian Gets Off With Partisan Fireworks; President's State of Union Message Scheduled ta Be Heard Tuesday.

Truman Will Deliver Talk: Wednesday    Taxes, Spending To Provide Hot Issues This Year

Leaders Tangle On Top Issues: Taxes, Spending  Speaker Says Revisior Of Tax Structure Cnoressional Aim

‘One Package’ Tax Structure Revision Will Be Souaht   Reduced U.S. Spending, GOP Battlecry

New Charges In Spy Probe By Sen. McCarthy  Declares F.B.I. Files Support Charge Of Secret Red Contacts

Senator McCarthy Telle Senate Probers ‘BI Files Will Swastaniiale His Charges

Step- Father of One-Legged Veteran Convicted of Kidnaping by Jury

Soviet Bloe Battles UN Army Plans   Four Nations Give Endorsement To Acheson Proposal

Siate EDC Pushes Forward on  ft ea 1 . Long-Range, Varied Prooram

Accuses Two  Of Abduction   Acrobatic Dancer States She Was Held as Captive

TWO JAILED FOR ABDUCTION OF CHICAGO DANCER   eerapen AT ALMA.   ESCAPED AT ALMA, GIRL OVERTAKEN BY TWO MEN AT SALEM

Le Mars Delegation, Four Strong, Participates in State F. F. A. Meet

Sales Tax Up To 200 Million  Michigan Collection: Called Phenomenal

COLLECTION OF SALES TAX AT ALLTINE HIGH   $200, 000, 000 Brought In During Last, Year By Depression Measure

Churchill Accuses Labor Of Fomenting National Discord ForPoliticalPurposes;ImperilingDefenseProgram

Attlee Wins By Margin 7 Of Six Votes   State Ownership Of Steel Industry Provides Test

ATTLEE REGIME SURVIVES ATTACH   CHURCHILL'S ATTEMPEF TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT BEATEN, 306 TO 300.

Labor Cabinet Survives Test By Close Margin  : Conservatives  _ Lack Strength To Upset Attlee

Sick Men Defeat Churchill in. Bid To Topple Attlee   English labor Regime  Winner By Six Votes In Showdown -

British Labor Wins Confidence Test By 6 Votes   Defeats Move For A New Election

AGP OCREEE BRIS  Britain’s Labor Government Wins Crucial Test by 6 Votes

Attlee Wins Steel Fight By Six Votes   Churchill Ferces Beater In Commons Decision Qn Noeplonctizatian

White House Meeting Fails: More Workers Leaving Posts   SHOWERS MAY RETURN   Forecast Calls for Scattered Thun. dershowers Over the State

\SHOWERS MAY RETURN   Forecast Calls for Scattered Thundershowers Over the State

MOTORCYCLE GROUP WILL INCORPORATE   Happy Ramblers File Papers For Incorporation At Gettysburg— Hanoverian President

Warning System Established Hurricane Season Opens I Throughout Florida Today

This Idea Has Familiar Ring  U.S. to Take Over Most Of Burdens in Agia

—S$9 BILLION ~ British Ask U.S. te Share Debt   MONEY OWED STERLING BLOC

Score by Innings — 23 45 6 7 6 9 10 11 12  Blew Tore of fom opopopopopon yt 2 Philedelphia DOO OROOOORDEE HF  ‘Rattries: Revanolde and Rerra: Raherte and Sominick. Silvectri.   Vice-President Barkley in Major Address Here Frida

Railroad Hurdles A New Obstacle   Resurfacing Placed Over Tracks In Town

Railroad Crew Forced to Clear Tracks of City Paving Tar to Deliver Cargo

Execution Date Is Set For May 26th   Slew Ex-Wife, Daughter, Her Child and Sheriff Neor Lucedale

Former West Point Football Star Hero of Allied Victory  ~*~. tenn  ats Trannc in Cacture

Former West Point Football Star And Coach ‘Uses Gridiron Maneuver To Trap 3,000 Reds

West Point Grid Immortal Commands Secret Task Force That Closed Trap on 3,000 Reds

Army Football Star Is Hero Of ‘End Sweep’   Gar Davidson Leads Swift-Striking UN Task Force Which  Snaps Trap on Reds

GAR DAVIDSON HERO IN KOREA   West Point Grid Star Springs Trap On Reds

Davidson’s Men Victorious  West Point Grid Immortal Leads ‘End Run,’ Traps Red:

EX-ARMY GRID COACH NEW WAR. HERO IN KOREA   Uses Football Tactics Leading Force Grinding Up Reds.

Former West Point Athlete Hero Of Drive To Trap 3,000 Commies   Retired Marine General Advises Against Marshal

Allies Sean Request For West Police   Germans Seek Counterpart Of Russian Force

May Augment Wes!  Germany's Police  U.S. Cool to Idea, But May Consent

COOL 70 IDEA OF ARMED UNIT   Permission To Create Federal Force Of 25,000 Asked

Western Powers Ponder Creating 25,000 West  German Police Force   Bonn Government’s Appeal To United States. Britain And France Received Cooly By America For Fear Of Rearmament

United. States Reported Cool lo Proposition   West Germany Wants. To Counter Russia‘s Arm: — ing In East. :

US.THOUGHT COOL TO DEA ‘OF ARMED UNIT   ‘Permission To Create ' Federal Force Of 25.000 Asked

U.S. Reported As Definitely Cool to Idea   25,.000-Man Federal Unit Seen as Attempt To Counter Russians

J. S. Reported Cool Te Plan To Arm 25,000  Germans   MATTER DISCUSSED BY WESTERN ALLIES

News Day And Night   Secretary Of State Tells Editors U. 8. Facing Very Grave Threat   Secret War Tools Key To Strength   Johnson Releases Report But Symington Says More Planes Are Needed

Americans Warned Of Red Plans   Secretary of State Acheson Says This Country Is Russia’s No.  Target   US FACES ‘A THREAT’   Tells American Society of Newspaper Editors US Must Unite, Have Faith

DEFENSE FORCE OF AMERICA IS PRAISED AGAIN   Acheson, Other Officials Report to Editors on Strength Of This Nation

But If War Comes, We'll Have ‘Most Destructive Weapons’   Johnson, Symington, Gray Repart on Condition of Armad Ferces; Acheson Says Threat Is Real

AMERICA IS SEEN AD NU.  TARGET UF SOVIET UNION   Johnson Says if War Comes U.S. Forces Will Be Armed With Most Destructive Weapons Ever Known,   ATTEMPT TO SOFTEN UP U.S. CHARGED   Agreement With Men in Kremlin Declared Impossible Until They Abandon Idea of Aggression,

Acheson Warns OF USSR Menace   Defense Secretary Cites New Weapons

America Is No. 1 Target Of Russia   Warning From Acheson—Reports Given on Armed Preparedness

Defense Secretary Reports U.S. Ready For Conflict; Symington Gloomy , Over AirSituation; Army Streamlined

U.S. Defense Reported Good By Acheson  Secretary Says U. S. y Is Russia’s No. 1

Large Wage Raise  For Canada Labor   General Motors And CIO Agree On Contract Offering Pensions, Welfare Benefits

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR NEW FUNDS   Truman “Is Sending Messages To Congress For Four Billion Dollara For Anti-Communist Natione

Threaten Rear Of Retreating Yankee Forces   U. S., South Korean Troops Rout Enemy Along East Coast

U.S. and So. Korean Troops. Pursue Reds Up East Coast   Other American Units, However, Are Forced Into New Retreats S. E. of Taejon

Red Pincers Threatens Rear of Hard-Pressed 24th Division   THREATEN SUNCHON   Crack N. Korean Division

Town Liberated, But Another Unit Is Forced Back  Red Pincers South Of Taejon  Nips U.S... Brinsine Retreat

Negroes. Move, Riot Results   Chicago Residential Area Is Scene Of Racial Disorders

Temperatures In City Today   No One Reported Hur In Ohio Derailment

Morals Trial For Teacher Opens Today   County Teacher Charged With ‘Snapping Panties’ Goes on Trial in Eufaula District Courtroom

Acheson Starts Cold War Talks In Paris   Conferences Will Shift To London On Thursday

FRENCH URGE MORE U. S. AID IN INDOCHINA   In Return, Diplomatic Sources Say, Washington Wants Guarantee of Independence for Nation   HALT RED EXPANSION

Acheson Sees Parts Official   Reds in Indochina Receive Alteution

ives Parley Deals With Indochina  ‘Acheson Begins Talks (With French Leaders

Acheson Starts Round of Talks With Freneh   Wants Guarantee Indo. china Will Be Independ ent, Meets Schuman

Independence For Bao Sought  Acheson Pushes U. S. Aims With Schuman

Acheson Meets With Schuman as Conference Opens   U.S. Wants Genuine Independence for Indo-Chinese

 French Leaders Ask Acheson For U. S. Help Against Reds In Indochina

Nationalists Say Hainan Garrison  Wipes Out Reds   Claim Communist Forces Lose 4000 Elite Troops In Storming Of Island

iners’ Strikes Spur Action  Lewis Faces Another Injunction Contest

NOVELIST LOUIS BROMFIELD, A DEMOCRAT, STUMPS FOR TAFT  Praises Ohio Senator, Takes Pot Shot A tTruman

HST Meets With Top Officials  Cabinet Members, Military Men Sit In

RANGERS’ NOT TOO FRIENDLY’  Mickey Back in LA After Visit to Texas Cut Short

Death of Coliege Coed Is in Court   Selection of Jurors Is Being Made Today at lowa City, Ia.

College Life Under Fire At Student's Tria!  “Wry Sélectad InCamous-Siranaulaton- Murder Case:

U.S. Ambassador to Spain Named   Full Recegnition Is Restored Following Five-Year Lance

U.S. Ends 5-Yr. Snub of Spain. Names Envoy   President Appoints Griffis Ambassador to Franco Regime

Name Griffis As Envoy to Franco Spain   Truman Appointment to End Five-Year Snub; Ban Was Lifted by UN

Truman Picks Ambassador to  Spain for US   Names Stanton Griffis To Post ending 5-Year Snub of Franco Regime

Griffis to Spain, End Franco Snub  President Appoinis U. S. Ambassador

Griffis Is Going To Spain for U.S.   Five-Year Snub of Franco Terminated as Truman Names Ambassador

Truman Names Stanton Griffis for Spain Ambassadorship to End Five-Y ear Snub of Franco Regime

Truman Names Ambassador To Spain   Stanton Griffis’ Selection Ends Five-Year Snub of Franco Regime

END FRANCO SNUB   Boston Diplomat Picked As American Ambassador To Spain

Gritfis Gets Madrid Job   Trumar Appointment Ends Five-Year U.S. Boycott of Franco Regime

Griffis Is Named Envoy to Spain   Ambassadorial Office Opened After 5 Years

U.S. ENVOY TO. SPAIN NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Stanton Griffis Appointed as Franco Is Removed From Blacklist.

Griffis to be  Ambassador   Is Picked by President For The Post in Spain

Truman to Send Griffis as U. S. Envoy to Spain  Ends Five-Year Snubbing of

—SNUBBING OF SPAIN ENDS— Stanton Griffis Named Ambassador By Truman

Truman. Names Stanton Griffis Envoy To Spair   Bostonian’s Appointment Poday Euds Five-Year Snob Of Frances Regime

U.S. 5-Year Franco Spain Snub At End   Stanton Griffis Is Named Ambassador To 1-Party Govt.

Five-Year Snub Of Franco Ended  Truman Picks Griffis To Serve as American Ambassador to Spain

Stanton Griffis Named Spanish Ambassador  Five-Year Snub Of _ Franco Regime Ends WithNewAppointment

Over 20 Inches Of Snow Falls In West Virginia  mala Sliaké Daliaft   Only Slight Relief Forecast For Parts Of Frigid Midwest

Nation Suffers From Severe Cold Wave  Snow-Blanketed iar ee & aoe & 4

COLD AND SNOW ‘STRIKE IN EAST   Severest Weather Of Season Hits New England And Southward Over Parts Of  hivie.

Four Candidates Seek Republican Convention Nod   Race Heads Into Home Stretch With Keefe Out of Running

Bubolz, Higley Confident “Hottest’ Governor Contest Seen on Eve of Convention

Race Developing for Governorshir   Three Well Knowns, Stranger After Post

U. S. Air, Sea Forces Springing to Action, Fighters Give Air  Protection to Sauth

PERMANENT OUSTER   Supreme Court Rules in Case of Suspended Mayor  of Parsons

Duff Hits GOP's ‘Sourpuss Heads   Governor Says His Opponents ‘Talk About Dollars’

Pa. Political Roundup  Stassen Supports Cooke; ‘Margiotti for Duff-Fine

Duff Hits GOP's “Sourpuss’ Heads  Governor: Says His © Crenonente "Talle

Bonus Plan Petition Fails  VEW  oe ae ee   VFW Petitions Short of Signers, State Clerk Savs

VFW Fails to Get Bonus Bill On State Ballot   Petition Signers Aré Far Short of Number Required for a Vote

VEW Fails to Get Bonus Plan On Fall Ballot   Lack Needed Names On Petition by Wide Margin

90 Percent Of Circuits  Cut in Area   Repairs Go Slowly In Remote Section; Dynamiters Escape

Most of Lines To City Dead In ‘Sabotage’   Possible Connection With Wire Walkouts Viewed by Officials

Formal Request Sent To Truman For Senate Look  At Federal Loyalty Files   McCarthy Accuses President Of Endangering Security Of Nation By His ‘Arrogant Refusal’ To Open Up All Records

Acheson, FBI And Richardson Also Approached   Report Of Original McCarthy Speech [Is Sought At Source —

ONE 18-YEAR-OL0 BRIDE IN THE JANUARY GROUP   22 Divorcees “Are Among , Month’s Candidates   FIVE WIDOWED WOMEN

MARRIAGE LICENSES SHOW AN “UPSWING’   88 Applied For At Doylestown in  To 64 In Jan., 1949 CEVERAI IINDER ACE

Plan No OPA,  Truman Says   Existing Departments Termed Adequate

Red Probers Call 3 New Witnesses   Former Woman Red, Ex-FBI Agents on Tuesday Quiz List

WEST TREAS. TO FOOT BILLS 1S PROPOSED   Program to Go to Atlantic Pact Nations’ Meeting

KREMLIN MAY BE READY FOR WAR China's Entry Info Korean War ls Claimed Dictated By Russia   PEIPING’S AIMS STILL UNKNOWN  Acheson Says U.S. Ready Io Negotiate With Red Chinese

ON RETURN FROM FAR EAST ‘Kremlin May Be Ready Now For War, AP Veteran Warns

KREMLIN MAY BE READY FOR WAR China’s Entry Into Korean War Is Claimed Dictated By Russia      “Acheson SaysUS, Ready To Neaotiate With Red Chinese

Woman Is Killed In Gun Battle As Her Son Puts Up Fight With Officers   State Policeman Wounded When Braxton Count; Man Resists Arrest; Bloodhounds Track Him To Cornshock Hideout In Field

Son Surrenders Following Chase  _ Bloodhounds Used To   ee Se oe mena

Coal Stock In Dealer Yards Dwindles Fast   Senate Labor Committee Agrees To Hold Public Hearing On GOP Resolution To Invoke T-H Act

REPORT SHRINKAGE OF COAL STOCKS   FEDERAL BUREAU 34X85 THERE MAY BE “SOME CASES OF HARDSHIP.”

Air Fo orce Plane Makes Forced Landing; Several Of Crew Sutter Burns

ewes” Ce a ee —_- TT eeErelC(  John W. McReynolds to be Member Of Journalism Faculty

No Restrictions on President in New Draft Bill   Also Authorize Calling of National Guard Reserves As He Sees Fit.

One Year Extension  Ot Draft   Senate-House Conferees Agree to No Restriction On President’s Powers  NO TIME FOR DISPUTE  Agreement Also Empowers Truman to Call Reserves, National Guard to Duty

U. S. Prepared To Give Away Surplus Food   Relief Agencies To Get Eags, Milk And Potatoes

New York Stocks   U.S. Ready to Begin Give-Awa) Of Surplus Seuds, Milk. Eaas

Food Surpluses Ready for U.S.  Relief Agencies            Potatoes, Dried Milk, Dried Eggs on New Give-Away Program

U. S. Is Set To Give Away Surplus Food   Free Food Available For Relief Agencies Under Agriculture Department Give-Away Program

Govt. Is Reafly To Give Away Surplus Fpods   Notified That P¢tatoes,  Says U. S. Relief rio Ready  Dried Eggs, Mil

ARRANGE ‘GIVE-AWAY’ PROGRAM - U. S. Ready To Give Surplus Products

Government Set For ‘Give-Away’ Of Surplus Foods  All Relief Groups Eligible for Free Distribution Aid

Charge Fumbles By Govt. In'45 Led To New War  GOP Members Of Foreign Relations Group Hurl Blast At Administration

U.S.Needed Six Years to Tab Soviets   Planned Peace With No Thought of Split With Russia

Soviet Rift Unexpected   ~ Wartime Planning   Wartime Planning Bypassed Prospect

Congress Told War Can Come   U.S. Planners Failed To See Russian Split

Records Cover Six Years Spent Readying Peace   Secret Documents Released; Indicate Russian Rift Unseen

W eother--  East-West Split Not Foreseen   Long Secret Papers Show U. S$. Planners in Six Years Failed To Act.

Secret Peace Studies Told  6-Year Plan Didn't  View Russian Break

HAPPY AS LARK  Girl Very Relieved She Says Now That Sister Is Dead

GIRL HAPPY AFTER MURDERING SISTER   “Very Relieved That This Thing's Over,” She Informs Caner

SMILING AND DEFIANT ‘Tm Happy as Lark,’ Girl  Slaver of Twin Declares

Girl Happy As She Faces Trial. For Killing Twin:   Lass of 14 Shows’ No Remorse of Shooting Her: Sister”

Girl Describes Self ‘Happy As Lark’ After Slaying Of Her Twin Sister

Big Steel Dividends Boosted   Earnings for 1949 Highest in TwentyYear Period.

SA aa aad me = Sects &  AGAINST  GAs TAX HIKE   Korea, Formosa Short-Term Aid Debated In Houce

NEWS INDEX   AFTER DIGGING IN WIFE’S BASEM ENT Michigan Troopers Fail to Uncover Trace of Missing Texas Bridegroom

Another Lonely Hearts Search On  Cops Dig For Man’s Body Near Detroit

NorthernPlainsHave Winter; Huge Dust Storm Sweeps Over Wheatlands in Kansas

U.N. CONTINUES TO FIGHT OVER NEW LIE TERM   U.S. Threatens Veto To Prevent Nomination of Anyone Else.

Malik Insists Council Rule OnU.N. Chief   Soviet Seeks Delay Approval Of Lie For New 3-Year Term

Three Lose Lives As Hurricane Winc Batters lowa  Heavy Damage is Caused in All

Draft Machinery Ready To Produce 20.000 Men: Volunteers Soueht First

DRAFT MACHINERY — SET IN OPERATION   Hershey Asked to Supply 290.000 Recruits

‘Draft Machinery To Produce 20,000 Men Is Set In Motion ‘AsTroopships Are Being Sought

Draft Expec to Center on 22-23 Year Oldsin First Call   Mony of 24 ond 25-Year Olds Exempted Because of Service in War II; First Call for Only 20,000

Army Might Use Centers For Drafted   Induction Points May ‘Not: Be Needed Unless Enlistments Increase Considerably =   Accent Is on‘ 22-23   First of 20, 000, Needed Will Come: From This Ape Croup”

FIRST DRAFT SEEKS 20.000   Few To Be Inducted In Any One Community On First Go-Round   MOSTLY 22’8 AND 23'S

Army Dratt Machinery In Motion   Quota for Ohio Is Estimated At 1,140 Men

Machinery in Motion to Call First 20,000   Possible Opening of Induction Centers to Handle Volunteers  Considered by Army

Make Plans To Draft 20,000   U. S. Military Leaders Seek Ships to Carry: Americans to Korea

‘Draft Officials Start Machinery For Getting Men   _, Induction Centers © May Be Reopened in United States

MAY OPEN INDUCTION CENTERS  Draft Machinery Goes Into Action   Bodies Are Seen By American Soldiers Two U.S. WarCorrespondents Reported Killed In Fighting

Draft Machinery Being Readied For {st Recruits  Defense Department Asks 20.000 to Boost   Defense Department Asks 20,000 to Boost Strength of Army

Draft Wheels Turn; Leaders Ask for Ships  Army Wants 20,900: JHinois Quota 1.200

Draft Boards Ready fo Call 20,000 Men   Minnesota Expected To Supply 400 Of National Quota

Speed Action To Get Needed Men in Service   Draft Will Be Needed To Provide Supply If Recruiting Does Not Speed Uo Materially

Quota of 20,000  For Draft To Hit  )5-year-olds Firs! Hershey Offers  No Indication of Next Call Size

To Draft 20,000  Recruits   Men 22 and 23 Years Old Will Form Bulk Of First Group Called TT. Raletar TT S Mick?

Army Asks For 20,000 From Draft Setup  Men 22 and Older  Will Be First  To Be Called

U.S. Starts Machinery For Draft   Army Weighs Plan To Organize Induction Centers

—INDUCTION— Army Needs 60 Days To Issue Call  Troop Ships To Korea Requested

20,000 Called In Draft; Ships For Korea Asker  Induction Centers May Be Set Up for. — Volunteers. Draftees

MACHINERY 10 DRAFT 20,000 IS SET IN MOTION   Army Seeks Troopships; Ha: Four Training Camps Ready.

Draft Machinery in Motion As Troop Transports Soughi   DRAFT QUOTA FIRM DESPITE VOLUNTEERS:

20,000 Drattees Wanted: Vessels Needed by Army  Induction Centers — May Be Opened To Handle Recruits

Draft Being  Set Up For Quick Action   Hershey Believes Demand Can Be Met With 22-25 Group

22-23 YEAR OLDS SEEN GOING FIRSI   Draft Machinery Starts While Troop Ships For Korea Are Sought

MAY NOT NEED INDUCTION CENTERS   4 Army Training Divisions Strategically Located   “GREETINGS”   To Service Will Be Issued With Accent On Groups 22-23 Years Old

.eaders Ask For More Ships... . hited att Melaka Ata vial ana  Call For 20,000 Draftees Issued

Selective Service Begins  Task Of Drafting 20,000   North Carslina Probably Will Send 400 Men; Raleigh Headauarters Is Now Reonening Units

Gears Mesh For Nation’s  Draft Calls   Men And Ships Are Needed For Korex

Draft Machinery Is Set In Motion To Supply 200,000 Men Army Wants

150,697,361 Is Official US. Census   Shifts In Population To Compel Shifts In 28 Seats In U. S. House Of  Bowesenwkabions

CENaUG GIVES IOWA A TOTAL OF 2 B21 07 E   Is Gain of 8,475 Over Firs Figures Compiled Two Months Ago.

Census Shows lowa Gain of 82,805 in Decade Since 1940   Final Figures For State in 1950 Released

Truman Given ‘Census Count   U.S. Population Listed At More Than 150 Million

U. S. Won't Start Preventative War  Jessup Denies We Will Drop A-Bomb

ALLIES TESTING DEFENSE SYSTEM  U.S. Bombers Hold Joint Air ~ War Games With Dutch Forces

Some State Guard Units Called Up But Governor a  Bite Ta Teen) Tet!

2 VANDALIA MEN FEARED DROWNED   SEARCH KASKASKIA RIVER AFTER AUTO FOUND NEAR BRIDGE

TWO VANDALIA MEN SWEPT T0 DEATH IN RIVER   Cries for Help Heard by Farm. ers on Banks of Kaskaskia.

U.S. 10 ADMIN SPANIARDS. DESPITE BAN   Visa Ruling Snarls Travel For Foreiqners

Tito Says Soviet Is Forcing Wai   Won't Join Allies, Bu Will Fight Russia

Lie Arrives To See Bevir   Continues Second Round of "Save the UN" Talks at London Today.

Lie Arrives In London for Talks   To Continue Second Round of His ‘Save The VU. N.’ Talks

Lie To Confer With British Leaders   Second Round Talks On ‘Save the UN’ Opened In London

LIE IN LONDON FOR PEACE TALKS   Paris Denies Knowledge Of 20-Year Armistice Plan; Appeasement Charged

Complaint Meets Denial... . ee  Charge Of Political  Law Violation Fails

Rules FCX Letter ls Not Violation   Justice Department Says Endorsement Is Legal Practice

Senate Opposes British Proposal  U. S. Asked to Share Port of Enaland’s Deb

British Proposal For Aid Opposed   Opposition Raised In Senate; 3 Leaders Against British Plan

British Debt Aid  Arouses Senators  Proposal fer U.S. Assumption Scored

British Bid Fou Aid Gets U.S. Cold Shoulder  Lawmakers Frown On Assuming More Of U.K.’s Burden

Senate Against Proposal US Help Pay British Debt   British Proposal That U. S. Help Pay Its $9 Billion Debt Meets Strong Opposition

Senate Cold to” British Proposal  Lawmakers Balk at Plan to Share Part Of $9 Billion Debt

Appeal For Further Aid  Draws Fire   Senators Object To Sharing Part Of Britain’s Debt

Senators Strongly Object . . Im.  New British Loan Proposal Opposed

Senate Opposes British Proposal to Assume Debt   Pian Calls for U. ». to Pay Part of Bills to Sterling Nations

U.S. COLD 10 TAKING OVER BRITISH DEBT   Republican and Democratic Senate Leaders Blast Plan to Shift Part of $9,000,000,000 Obligation.   PLAN “ASTOUNDING” SAYS CONNALLY   “Presumption” Says Taft of Proposal to Assume British Debts in India and Asia.

Labor Demands Curb On Prices  Would Avoid Need For Wage Increases

Malik to Stay In U.N. Couneil   Spokesman Says Russians To Continue Blasts

Realistic Combat Exercises, With Live Ammunition. Restored By Army

Training Saves Lives  Army Using Ta Ammunition Again to Toughen Soldiers

Foreign Policy Will Be Main G.O.P. Issue   irty Also Irked by Reds in Government, Says ‘Statement of Principles’

Planks Written For New G. 0. P 1950 Platform  Party Tees Off On U. 5S. Foreian Policie

GOP Statement Said Critical, Constructive   Hints Indicate Tone of Party's 1950 Principles

OP Drafters Indicate Path Chosen for 1950   Chairman Describes Stand as ‘Critical’ But Constructive

New Republican Statement Raps Foreign Policy   Not Truly Bipartisan; Debate Stifled, Is* Party Charge

GOP'S PLATFORM DRAFT COMPLETED   Statement Is Critical But Also Constructive.

GOP Approves Plan Of Action  House Group Okays Party Policy Draft

AIMS OUTLINED BY REPUBLICANS   Platform Draflers Come Up With Statement OF Principles Called Critical But Constructive.

SEG FO CASS REwESE 2258 26 2S ee  - Platform Drafters Hammer Hard At Red Infiltration ~ [nto Democratic Ranks: ‘Constructive’ Ideas Included

HOUSE GOP BACK POLICY STATEMENT   Declaration, With Minor Changes, Called Critical But Constructive By Gabrielson

G.O.P. Drafts Constructive 50 Platform   Foreign Policy, Red Infiltration Draw Criticism

Republican Principles AreDrafted   Statement on Platform “Is. Made by Party  Chairmen;. Is. Called - Critical, Constructive      Blame Is Placed

Changes in GOP Declaration of Policy Approved  House Leader Says

‘Republicans Complete Policy ‘Statement; Gabrielson Pleased   Others, However, Declare It Is Not Critical Enough

U. S. To >. To Cut Aid To Nations Ignoring U.N. Bid For Help   Senate Gives President Power To See Orders Aimed At Aggressozs Fulfilled   Congress Completes Action To Lift Manpower Ceilings  Authorizes $350,000,000 For Navy . To Start Building Atomic Fleet

HELP OR ELSE, NATIONS TOLD      U. S. Aets to Block Financial Aid

Senate Votes Truman Power fo Stop Aid to Nations Refusing UN Plea

Bus Service to Cross Bridge  Commuters in Large Numbers Talo long Walk

Freight Equalization Board Will Ask Clarification of New Mexico Rate Schedule From ICC

PFEIFFER SAYS HK FAVORS A DEWEY DRAFT   All But Nine of the State’s County Leaders at Meeting

“Draft Dewey’ Sentiment Run: Strong Among Republicans, ‘State GOP Chairman Claims

Man Trapped in Brooklyn Well Is Failing Fast   Rescuers. Work Frantically in Race With Death in Heart of Bia City

Rescuers Work Frantically To Free Worker Trapped by Cavein of Well

J.C. Penney Chairman Dies in New Rochelle; Store Closes af 3 Tues.

U.S. SHIP NEEDS       Flying Arrow Hit Several Times Running Blockade

U.S. Freighter Badly Damaged by Chinese Warship   Shooting Affair Is Climax of Attempt to Run Shanghai Blockade

‘American 7 reighter Shelled By Chinese Fire   Hit by 30 to 40 Shells, Capt. Reports No Casualties; British Sloop Rushes To Aid

Ship Attacked — Near to Sinking In China Waters   American Freighter Is Hit Ten Times by Shells from Nationalist Gunboat.

 Interpreting the NewsKum May Be New Marne ‘And Yanks’ Rally Point

Kum River May Be Korean ‘Marne’ As Yanks Battle to Stall Red Push   BY J. M. ROBERTS, JR. Associated Press

AP Writer. Dies In Try To Save GI  Newsman Fails  To Return From

Missing Correspondent Reported Killed While Trying to Save Officer

Kk KK Kt PRO-COMMUNIST DOCK WORKERS STRIKE FOR PICTURE OF STALIN

MEN QloAPPEAR IN BILLOWo OF SMOKE. FLAME   Only Four Bodies Found After Munitions Explosion on South Amboy Pier.

 Army Demolition Experts Search Scene of Blast  For Mines, Duds Hurled by Great Explosion

22 STILL MISSING IN SOUTH AMBOY MUNITIONS BLAST   Rescuers Conducting Search for Them Fear All Are Dead Bodies of Four  Victims Recovered,   TC NEAPLODED MINES BRING NEW DANGER   Sound Trucks Warn Residents to Watch Where They Walk and Not to  Touch Strange Objects,

600 TONS OF EXPLOSIVES ROAR IN ONE RUMBLE Mine Detectors Help Search For 22 Men Missing In South Amboy Munitions Blast

Hundreds Injured in Explosion   Property Damage At S. Amboy Put At 20 Millions

1) Missing Men Sought In Debris At South Amboy   Tons Of Ammunition Explode At Waterfront, Hundreds Iniured

No Reason To Suspect Sabotage Foreman Says; 4  Bodies Found   Hundreds AreHurt In Shattering Blast   Homes, Stores Are Batter. ed As 600 Tons Of Ex. plosives Rend Air

PROPERTY DAMAGE ESTIMATED TO BE OVER $20 MILLION   Search In Ruins For Bodies of 22 Missing Men Continues; Coast Guard Ope ns Inquiry Into Events That Preceded Terrific Ex plosion.

Search for Missing on Waterfront   Shell Littered South Amboy Is Scene of Munitions Disaster   SABOTAGE UNLIKELY   Unexploded Shells Are Menace as Sound Trucks Warn People of Danger

Four Bodies Found; Little Hope For Rest   Property Damage May Exceed Twenty Million Dollars

9,000 Cases Of Mines Go Up In Blast   Reveal 2,000 Boxes Of Dynamite Blew Up In Harbor; 22 Persons Listed As Missina

Hundreds Injured, 4 Dead, 22 Missing as Great Explosion in_ Jersey Port Wrecks Waterfront

Mine Detectors Search Over Shell-Littered Waterfront For Trace of 22 Men Missing

Mine Detector Crews Search South Amboy Sector For 22 Still Missing In Explosion

Hundreds Injured in Great New Jersey Disaster; City Begins ‘Temporary Repairs

Waterfront Liffered With Shells   Damage Expected To Be In Excess Of $20.000.000

South Amboy Presses Hunt For 22: Dead   Damage From Blast Of Munitions Set Ahove 20 Millions

Hunt Pushed For 22 Lost  In Explosion   Mine Detectors Used: Four Bodies Recovered: Minés Pose Big Threat

Four Bodies Recovered   But 22 Still Missing in Munitions Explosion; Every House in City Damaged

#0 Dead. Missing After Explosion Coast Guard Looks for Sabotage  Unexploded Munitions Make Mine Field of South Amhov. N. J.

22 Missing Feared Killed In N. J. Blast   Loss Expected To Exceed $20 Million

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Airlift Ready To Aid Winnipeg  Dike Break Threat To Remaining Residents.

Winnipeg City Disaster Grows Set Up ‘Airlift’   Planes Assembled to Remove 9,000 Each rom Metropolis as Waters Climh,

THIRD OF CITY ISEVACUATED   Planes Readied For Winnipeg Citizens If Remaining Dikes Fail.

Airlift Set To Evacuate 9,000 Out of Winnipeg   City’s Dikes Are Weakening Under Peak Pressure of Floodwaters

Airlift Organized To Aid Winnipeg If River Breaks   Remaining 20 Dikes Weakening Under the Red's Peak Pressure

Plan Rescue Airliff for Flooded City   Precautions Taken at Winntpeg in Event Red River Sweeps Away Remaining teeaevancine

Huge Airlift Organized In Event Remaining Dikes ‘Are Broken at Winnipeg

MacArthur In Censorship Order Today  a mil tary News e Sc d  reene

VOLUNTARY SYSTEM FAILS  Right of Censorship put Over All Korea War News

All Korean War News Placed Under Military Censorship  Screening of Dispatches and Pictures   Screening of Dispatches and Pictures Ordered Without Specifying Penalties

MacArthur imposes A Security Blackout   News of Militery Onerations Is Now At Minimuny; Copy ts Bilt Ula nt Tela

MacArthur's H0 To Censor War News, Photos  Announce Material Must Be Screened By --Military Authorities

War News io Be Censored   Tokyo Lays Down Rules By Which Information May Be Relayed to U. S

Tighten Control On Korean News  ‘Right of Censorship invoked by Military

MacArthur’s Headquarters Charges Security Breach’, Invokes Censorship

MacArthur In Censorship Order Today   All Military News Must Be Screened By Officials

Impose Censorship On All News of Korean Operations   “Screening” and Clearance of Copy Required

Censorship Imposed on War Reports   News Control Is Ordered — By MacArthur

10th Corps Defenders Holding Chinese Back;  Censorship Is Enforced

CENSORSHIP ON REPORTS OF KOREAN WAR   MacArthur Orders All News and Pictures Cleared By Military.

MacArthur Will mn News   Alt Stories, Photes  - Subsect To Screening,

STASSEN RAPS AT TAX PLAN   Declares Excise-Cut Meosur« Would Give Federal Rute Over Colleges

‘Government Control Attempt'— _  Stassen Launches Bitter Attack On House-Approved Excise Tax Cut Bil

Excise Cut Bill: © Hit by: Stasser   American Colleges Face Federal Control, Penn  . Head Declares

Bia Traffic Jam   Planes Will Police Sky While Truman At Army-Navy Tilt

GUARDED FROM SKIES   Air Force Planes to Patrol While Truman Attends Game

 Spree Came To End  ‘Bank Teller Nabbed By /FBI With Bags Of Cash

$100,000 Suit Is Filed For Colony Club   Judge Collier, Chief Rutkowski Named In Damages Action

EMPLOYMENT UP 200: SEE BRIGHT FUTURE   Unemployment: Ingurance Claims. Far Below  1949 Figure

1,650 Jobs Open In Area By August   1,200 Workers To Be Required By June MSES Report Save

TRUMAN FORCES WIN OVER BARUCH PRICE-WAGE PLAN RY SINGLE VOTE FAVORING MODERATION

4 Departments Ask More Funds   Only One Says it Can Get Along on Lesg Than at Present

Four State Units Want More Funds  Only One Agency Will Cut Budget

Truman Believes Normal Dealings  With Reds Hopeles:  eS as 8 oe Bs   N. Y. Times Says President Still Has  Confidence in Peace

President Has Confidence In Abiding World Peace, He Tells News Intervieu

Truman Has ‘Firm Faith’  For Future   *‘Man’s Better Nature’ Will Bring Ultimate Peace,  He Tells Writer

Front Littered With Bodies Of Dead Reds  Casualties Enormous  As Invaders Flee

Two Divisions Are Shattered On South Front   U. S. Infantry Division Supported By Huge Air, Sea And Land Attacks; Enemy Massing To Nort!

India Acts in Tibet Crisis   Emergency Cobinet Session; China Reds 150 Mi, in Kingdom

Tibet Invasion Angers Nehru   India Summons Cabinet, May Oppose Recognition of Red China

PLAN SYSTEM FOR ATOM DEFENSE PLAN}   Ruekets, Anti-Alreratt Guns and Fighter Planes to Aid in Reinforcement,

Defense of Atom Plants Bolstered   Artillery, Troops And Planes Shifted

DEFENSES FOR ATOM PLANTS BEING RUSHED   ‘Anti-Aircraft Guns, _ Planes And Rockets  Amana Cafatyu Chane

PLAN SYSTEM FOR ATOM DEFENSE PLAN}   Rockets, Aatl-Aireralt. Guas and Fighter Planes to Aid in Hinforcement. *

Defense Department Lists Two Killed, Five Wounded in Latest Repo:

House Speeds $20 Billion To Arm Nation   Some Leaders Balk At Extending New Power to Truman

House Passes Defense Bill   Republicans Balk At Re  viving President's War  Pawere

Leaders Balk At Request To Restore President’s Sweeping Wartime Power   Billions Approved For Rearmament With Bulk Of Funds Scheduled For Use of Army, Navy And Air Force

Congress Acts Quickly on big Defense Bill   Master Civil Defense Plan Voted by House: GOP Balks on Powers

GOP Leaders Balk At HST’s War Power Bic   Solons Rush Action On Huge $20 Billion Bill For Defenses

Rush Military Funds, Argue War Powers  House Passes Civil   House Passes Civil Defense Bill; Block Immediate Action on Tenmoan Authority

DEFENSE BILL BEING RUSHED BY CONGRESS   Huge Civilian Defense Program Due To Cost $3,100,000,000   WIDE PRESIDENTIAL POWERS BLOCKED

Congress Balks At Truman Plea For War Power   Maca Tesnne   More Troops, Tanks, Planes Are Provided

DEFENSE MEASURE SENT TO SENATE   G. 0 P. LEADERS BALK Al GIVING TRUMAN ALL THE POWERS HE ASKS.

SOLONS OBJECT TO WAR REINS FOR PRESIDENT   Congress Hurries Acts  To Provide Funds For Defense

Defense Bill Sees Action In Congress   - Money Haggling !s Absent; HST Powers Get Some Poring

Edward J. Kelly Is Victim of Heart Attack   Veteran Political Leader Served 14 Years As Mayor of Nation’s Second Lareest City

Drops Dead While Leaving Doctor's Office   One of Nations Most Powerful Palitical Bosses

Lottery Ring .. ‘Broken Up; 12 _ Arrests Made   Sweepstakes Tickets Worth Two Million Seized By Agents; Imprisonment And Fines Possible

A.N.P.A. President  Hits at Sex Crimes   Morat Fihre of  Nation Is Imperilled, Says  E. S&S. Friendly

Sex Maniac On Rampage, Says  Head Of ANPA   E. S. Friendly Asks Newspapers To Aid Law Enforcement

‘Government Prepares To Put Brakes On Nation’s Home Building Boom

HOME BUILDING TOBE SLOWED   GOVERNMENT PREPARES TO  CLAMP CREDIT-TIGHTEX ING BRAKES ON BOOS.

U. 5. Prepares to ‘Clamp Brakes on  Building Upsurge   3 Agencies Ready for Credit-Tightening Instructions

U. §. Home Building Boom Faces Big Cut   Aim For 1,300,000 Units-A-Year May Be Cut By More Than One-Third; Control Action Expected During Next Week

U. 5. Prepares fo Clamp Brakes on Building Upsurge  3 Agencies Ready fo Credit-Tightening

To Tighten Credit on New Houses   Bigger Down Payments May Be Required To Slow Home Building   EFFECTS GIS   Regulations Will Call For Increase to Ten Per Cent for Veterans

Brakes Ahead On Building   Aim to Reduce Home Boom by Over a Third

GI's Wonder Why “Bross” Ignored Reports Hopes For Early Triumph In Korea Smashed By Red Drive

Allied Forces Fight Fiercely   Sudden Strength of Red Foe Threatens To Prolong War Into Spring

Reeves Meeting On Pension Pian   Union Asked To Ratify Agreement

National Guard to Return From Camp This Week   Close of Two Weeks Summer ¢ Encampment

ClO-UAW CHIEF IS TARGET FOR NEW CHARGES   GOP Candidate Assails Union Leader For  Backing Rival

UAW Chief Draws Fire  From Kelly   Reuther Aiding Williams, Claim

SOCIAL SECURITY AGENT WILL BE IN CENTRALIA EACH WEDNESDAY DURING JANUARY

Fires Claim 12 In Michigan and North Carolina   Family of Six Perish In Home; Six Prisoners Die In Jail

FAMILY OF SIX DIES IN FLAMES   Roaring Fire Wipes Out Michigan Home

‘Two Fires, One in Concrete Block Home.  Another in Jail. Result in 10 Deaths

Will Reduce  Production   20-25 Percent Cutback Expected By Next Year

MARGIN HELD BY PA. G OF   Venango Registrations Show 18,056 Against Democrats’ 5,874

22 Universities Represent ing Six Major Conferences Entered   H. S. MEET IS FRIDAY}

Fire Roasts  Frozen Meat  Firemen Served Meat Cooked in Deep Freeze

Quickens Arms Aid As Bulwark Against Reds   Truman Will Push American Help To Check Aqgressors

Speed Flow Of American Arms To Pact Nations   Plan For Defense Of Western Europe Okayed By Leaders

900 Million Dollars In U.S. Made Arms to Start Flowing Toward Western Europe — New Approptlation Expeeted to he Asked for Continuance of Ald After Next June.

Truman Plans Quick Moves To Free U.S, Arms   Huge Supply Of Arms To Be Started To Western   Europe Bastion 

All Set to Try It  New Machine May Bring ‘Dead’ Back fo Life   BY ALTON L. “LAKESLEE Associated Press .cience Renorter

Heart Machine May Save ‘Dead’  New Device Ready For Supreme Test

New Machine May Restore Life  BHraart.lunag Davica Dravan Succeacefnl an Dace   By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE Of the Associated Press

Chest Operations With Heart, Lungs Idle Goal of Blood-Pumping Breathing Machine

Pumps Blood and Fresh Oxygen To Patients New Artificial Heart-and-Lung Machine May Restore Life to Persons “Clinically” Dead

New Artificial Heart-and-Lung Machine May Restore Life to “Clinically Dead”

Where Danger Lurked.,   Artificial Heart-Lung Is Ready To Take Over When Death Occurs

Artificial Heart-And-Lung Machine Some Day May Restore Life To 'Clinically-Dead’ Bodies

Report Outlook For Leaf “Good”   Department Reviews 1949 Market, Looks Favorably To 1950

Speed Marks Deportation  Of Gubitchev   Hustled Aboard Boat With Warning Never To Return To U.S.

Gubitchev Is Told Never To Return To US.   Started On Way To Russia After Action Of Court

Center To Be Eliminated  That In St. Louis Has Been Subject Of  Invectioatiangs

Campbell’s Senate Bid Strengthened  Jacobs’ Chances Fade As Delegates Jump on Favorite’s Bandwagon

Demos Open Convention In Indianapolis   Alex Campbell Favored To Get Senatorial Nomination; Schricker Makes the Keynote Speech.

CAUSE OF IOWA HOSPITAL FIRE STILL ~MYSTERY   Mass Funeral For 3: Women Victims Will Be Held Wednesday

Hospital Fire  Cause Unknown   Bodies of 37 Are Recovered Benaws: (haeeend Tinhetvc

INVESTIGATE TEEN-AGE “NON VIRGIN" CLUE   Report High School Student Immorality in Texas Town of Borger.

Congress Roundup  Substitute Bill Offered on DPs      More Liberal Law Sought for Refuaees

Schulz Executors Given 10 Days To Ans. Becker Plea  District Court Judge Rodma gave the executors for the Herma Schulz estate ten days to plead t — ee eineance Recker,   Songsters Of Plymouth Sing tn “Messiah”

Schulz Executors Given 10 Days To Ans. Becker Plea  ‘District Court Judge Rodmat ¢ og phan Marmii   Songsters Of Plymouth Sing In “Messiah”

Health Programs in Texas Schools  Ronjved. Expanded Through G-A Laws

U. S. toHave 17 Army Divisions   Nation Will Have 23 Carriers, Air Force  Of 69 Groups

Defense Heads Outline Armed Forees Plans  Ta... .... . gg Th... we iidsizwt   Rearmament Program Would Give Nation 17 Army Divisions

Bigger US Army, Navy And Air Arm To Result From ‘Impact Of Korean Conflict

U. $.:toHave 17 Ariny Divisions Nation Will Have 23  Carriers, Air Force  ; frt oon mM...

U. S. To Boost Defense Force Speedily   Plans Complete For Larger Army And Naval Strength

Defense Heads Outline. Armed Forees Plans   Rearmament Program Would Give Nation 17 Army Divisions

69 Group Air Force Included In New Plans   17 Divisions Due For Army; Navy To Have 22 Carriere

Build Up Of U.S. Forces Is Outlined    17 Army Divisions,  69-Group Air Force, 23 Carriers Planned, Testimony Discloses

7 Army Div Gy AIF SFCOPS  Yorean Wor Boosts Nations’ Arms      Gls Slam Back Korean Advance Near Taegu      UN Police Action Above Korean Border Would Hike U. S. Costs

United States.  Armed Strength Boost Reported  Defense Department Rev cols Rearmament

Arms Plan Calls for 17 Army Divisions, 23 Carriers, 69 Air Groups

Army’s Size Reviewed © Defense Chiefs Give   Defense Chiefs Give Testimony On Force

NATION MAY FACE MAJOR 1951 STRIKES   Higher Taxes and Higher Cost of Living Brings New Demands from Organized Labor.

Strikes Loom As Taxes and Costs Increase   Telephone Workers Join Growing Group Making Pay Demands

 ‘MAJOR STRIKES FEARED  Organized Labor Filing New Wage Hike Demands

Lie Plans Talks With Red Leader  Secretary To Try 6 OW de fe, ETRY

More Money And Effort  For Defense   Acheson Ready To Urge Quick Action At Atlantic Council Meeting In London

Pact Nations To Spend More On Defenses  North Atlantic Group To Build Great Military Strength

DEFENSE PACT ACCORD SEEN   Predict North Atlantic Nations. Will Agree On Spending

Spending hike By Nations Ot Furope Looms   Acheson Reported Prepared To Push For Ouick Action

Informed Officials Predict More Defense Spending by Atlantic Pact

Multiple Storms Cause Big Damage Throughout State   Wind... Snow, .Rai Rain Buffets State; 35 Persons Are  Marooned In Tavern

Chinese Stage Big Air Raids  Claim Communist Troop Ships Smashed

SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES DP BILL   Votes fo Permit 320,060 Displaced Persons to Enter U.S. by June 30. 197

More DPs Would Be - Hligible To Ente   New Bill Reported Out B: Senate ‘Judiciary . ‘Committee

Senate’s DP Act  Clears Committee [Legislation Would Admit  enn On L.. Aanmnt

Climbers Lost On Mt. Whitney  Youths, 17, Missing Since Last Sunday

3 U. S$. CRUISERS DEPART FROM KOREA   Two Headed for West Coast Ports and Third fo East Coast by Way of Panama Canal.

Army Planning Big Increase In Reservists   Plan Calls For 25 Fully Manned Divisions In Emerqency

ARMY ANNOUNCES, 5-YEAR PLAN 10 BOOST RESERVES   Program Calls for Increase From 170,000 to 367,000 In Number Eligible for  Drill Pay.   TRUMAN APPROVES TRAINING SCHEDULE   Object Is to Be in Position to Throw 25 Fully-Trainec Divisions Into Emergency Action.

Army Discloses Plans To Train Emergency Force  5-Year-Program For Reservists Is Scheduled

Army Plans fo Train Reserves For Emergency   Aim Is To Be In Position To Throw 25 Fully Manned Divisions Into Emergency Action; Only 10 Regular Divisions In Field

Aim Is To Have 25 Fully. Manned Divisions For Emergency Use   MORE MADE ELIGIBLE FOR DRILL PAYMENTS

Blazing B-36 Down at Sea  Giant Bomber Ditched in Sound Off   Giant Bomber Ditched in Sound Off British Columbia After Engine Afire

Hielp Rushed To 17 Aboard By Air and Sea   Signals Give Hope That Big Ship Still Afloat OL’ Canada Coast

NEXT PROGRAM IS MONDAY  Wagner Opera Company to l'renent  Ppoeeem in Hoch Auditorium

NEXT PROGRAM IS MONDAY  Wagner Opera Company to Present rogram in Hoch Auditorium

Home Demonstration Tour to Take ‘Women of County to Antioch May 22

WOMEN'S TOUR 1S ANNOUNCED   Antioch College Will Be Visited — By Homemakers

UN Troops Racing North as Marines Pound Seoul Rim —   Six Communist-Held Towns. Fall to Advancing U. S;. Forces

Red China‘s Admission To U.N. Necessary For Ending Korean War, Says Stalin

State Dept. Studies Soviet Protest Note   Will Deny Some Russian Charaes

Officials Take’Sérious But...  Calm Vieu of Russian Protest .   Possibility That Soviet Fighters Downed an Unarmed U. S. Navy Plane

State Departcent Will Compile Most Carefully All Data Before Replying To Protest Against Mysterious Air Fight   CLAIM BOMBER FIRED ON FIGHTER PLANES

State Dept. Checks Data On Air Clash   Officials Say Cold War Isn’t  Getting Warmer

Reds Report Shooting At U.S. Plane   Lift Raft Sighted In Big Search For Missing Privateer

Excess Profits Action Looms   Emergency Tax Bill Sent to Senate Conference by Lower House

INDEMNITY FOR NAVY Aik      State Department Says Soviets Distorted Truth In Their Propaganda.

‘Posthumous Medals for Slain Fiyers Vo'ed by Senate   Red Aviators Who Downed Unarmed Plane Relieved Decorated.

Chance Seen for More Air Scraps :   Officials Look for Reasons Why Plane Was Shot Down

English Garbage Collector On Job But Is Probably Through With Parades

Asiatic-Arab Nations Ask Cease-Fire:   Bloc of 13 Will (Ask for Peace Talks 7On All lecuac

Jail Hundreds In ltalian Strikes   Factories Closed, Transport Stopped

ITALY FACING NEW STRIKES   Troops And Police Move To Preserve Order After Rioting

Italy Troops Called Out In Red Strikes  Factories Closed And Transportation Is Disrunted

0 GARE BELL CRITICISM OF MANILA GOV'T   Filipinos’ Attack on U. S. to Release Report Held Under Wrans.

Grounding Brings Naval inquiry  rout Will fear  Teesaierprc fO'nntwin

Dresses And Suits Are Being Made From Corn, According To Chemist

Fight Delaying Action Against Vet China Reds   South Korea Capital Menaced; Ships And Planes Batter Enemy

 Snow. Falls i in Texas Heavy. Damage Oceurs  In Wake Of Windstorms

VIOLENT WINDS CAUSE LO DEATHS IN FOUR STATE   Dust Storms Sweep Nebraska, Kansas and Texas—  Gales Lead to Fight  Traffie Fatalities.   FALLING TR .E KILLS  2 KANSAS CITY BOYS   Tornadoes Strike at Little Rock, Ark., and Paden, Miss.—Baptist Church Blown Away.

Blizzards Follow Dust Storm Wake In Midcontinent   Tornadic Winds Injure 21 Rip Buildings in Valley Of Mississippi River

Colored Law Students’ Case Comes ‘Up In Durham Court On August 29

TEST 1S NEAR ON SEGREGATION   North Carolina Faces Hard Fight In Case Cf Negro Asking Admission To Law Schook

Three Powers Open Talks On Atomic Leaks  Discuss Plan To Guard Secrets Of  Atomic Information

West Opens Top-Secret Atom Talks   Plugging Leaks In Security Aim Of Conference

ATOMIC EXPERTS STUDYING FUTURE  West Powers Open Talks While Under Heavy Guard

Col. Hennawi Fatally Shot In Damascus   Led Military Coup In Syria

Former Head Of Syria Army  Assassinated   Hennawi Shot Dead In Damascus; Onee Led Military Coup

H-Bomb Plant Site Selected  South Carolina   South Carolina Wins Projects

‘Huge Atomic Plant in South Carolina Area Will Make Materials for H-Bomb

South Carolina To Be H-Bomb Plant Site   To Make Material: There, Assemble Bombs Elsewhere

Will Build H-Bomb Materials Plant in South Carolina   Site Is Selected by AEC for $260,000,000 Armament Project.

SITE OF H-BOMB PLANT SELECTED   Commission Announces That One Will Be Built In South Carolina To Make Materials.

i Will Cost $260,000,090  H-Bomb Materials Plant to Be ‘Constructed in South Carolina

H-Bomb Plant Site Is Picked   250,000 Acres in South Carotina Set

Huge H-Bomb Material Plant Planned For. S. c   AEC Plans 250,000 Acre ‘Por Manufacturing. Materials Useful In re Sits Yor M Aiken-In SC.

South Carolina To Be Site Of Huge New Atomic Energy Layout; W ‘l Make Materials For H- Bomb

Allied Bombardment Is Still Holding Off Red Horde Around Beachhead   MacArthur Communique Reports Ominous Appearance of Enemy Reinforcements Opposite New U.N. 8th Army Front.   BULLETIN

Rio Hondo Invites Harlingen To Meeting On Dredging Area   City’s Mayor Says Citizens Want Subject Straightened Out and Put To A Vote’

Rio Hondo Seeks Spoil Area Accord  Delegation Plans Meeting With  El awe woan- ft ceneem Che Panhilom

Aid Asked To Stockpile  Materials   President Wants Money To Renovate ‘Merchant Vessels

Truman Asking Special Funds For Stockpiling  Figure Placed At $600,000,000 For Vital Needs

St alg £ -_  } Association Calls For Constitution Convention   End Unfair Representation Is Lawyers’ Aim

58 People ln. Canadian Ship Believed Dead  Holy Year Pilgrims Flying Home After  f.. i. gee i _£_.g

51 Holy Year Pilgrims Die In Plane Crash  Wreckage Of Big Airliner Found

Reports From Scene Indicate No Survivors   Wreckage Located 85 Miles From Spot Where 48 Died In  Crash 2 Weeks Aao

The Weather   Canadian Plane Rams Mountain In French Alps  “Nothing Left But Pieces,’ Rescusrs Report After Climb

Airliner Wrecks On Mountain, it Feared Dead  a a . eee ee ee ee   Crashes Peak Enroute From Rome with Holy Year Pilsrims

Airline Crash Kills Fifty-eight Persons   All Are Reporied Dead On Canadian Airliner That Crashed Against Side af Alnine Cite

Wreck Sighted In Alps .... 938 Persons Plunge  With Huge Airliner

First Rescuer Reaches Scene Of Crashed Air Liner; All Aboard Big Plane Are Kiled Only Pieces of Bodies Found; 58  - Were Aboard Canadian Ship 

Girl Scout Fund Drive Nov. 4-16   RescueParty Enroute to Move Dead

50 Holy Year Pilgrims Killed In Alps Crash  First Rescuer Finds Broken Bodies in Plane Wreckaae.

Wreckage Of Canadian Ship Found In Alps   Pilgrims Returning From Rome Victims; Guides Near Scene

Believe 58 Die When Airliner Hits Alpine Cliff   Most Of Passengers Said Canadians Travelin 5 fiome From Pilgrimage!

Lar Ze Plane ‘Rams Face Of Mountain   Canadian Pilgrims On Way Back From * Vatican City Visit

Rirliner Plows Into Cliffside, Disintegrates   Passengers Were Holy Year Pilgrims Enroute From Rome

Canadian Pilgrims Are Victims   Rescuers Reach Scene High in French Alps

58 Are Killed As Plane Hits Cliff In Alps   Canadian Craft Carried Pilgrims. From Rome Qn Trip to Montreal

 Fear 58 Canadians Killed Plane Carrying Holy Year ‘Pilgrims Crashes in France

Locate Wreck of Airliner On Alpine Peak   first Reports Say: . There Are No Survivors of Wreck

CANADIANS WERE RETURNING HOME FROM PILGRIMAGE   RESCUERS REPORT FROM CRASH SCENE HIGH ON MOUNTAIN

All 58 Dead In Airliner Crash   Canadian Plane Smacks Alpine Cliff With Full Force: ‘Nothing Left But Pieces’

Canadian Plane Crashes In Alps; 8 Persons Dead  Victims Mostly Holy . Year Pilgrims On  uae. onk

58 Lost In Alpine Air Crash   Canadian Airliner With Many Pilgrims To Rome Holy Year Falls In Aips

—FEAR ALL DEAD ON PLANE— Wreckage Located On Alpine Mountain Peak:

All58 Found Dead at Alps Crash Scene   Plane Hits Mountain Peak at High Speed; Snow Covers Bodies

First Report Indicates 58° Persons Dead   Canadian Craft On Flight From Rome Crashed Into Peak

58 Perish In France  Air Mishap   Rescue Unit Finds "Nothing But Pieces After Aircraft Falls

CRASHED PLANE FOUND IN ALPS; FEAR 58 DEAD   Airliner Bore Canadian Holy Year Pilgrims; Pope Pius Pravs

Death Toll 48 Aboard Plane Down in Alps   Most of Victims Canadian Pilgrims Returning Home   First French Rescuer Reaches Scene—Airliner Broken Into Pieces.

Find 58 Dead in Alpine Crash of  Canadian Airliner  Holy Year Pilgrims Among Victims of Crash in France

o8 Believed Plane Crash   Airliner Runs Into Ciiff In Alps on Flight From Rome; French Moantain Guides Sicht Wreekage

N o Sign Of Life About ‘Crash Seene   Mountain Climbers Spot Scattered Ruins Of Craft Carrying Holy Year Pilgrims

31 Holy Year Pilgrims Die  Enroute Home   Mountain Guides at Scene of Wreckage Find No Sign of Life— One American Aboard

58 Feared Dead in Plane Crash  Victims Nearly All Haly ork, a ae

38 People tn. Canadian Ship Believed Deat   Holy Year Pilgrims Flying Home After Rome Church Rites

First Rescuer Reaches Pilgrims’ ‘Wrecked Air Liner In Alps; 58 Dead

Rescue Party Finds Only 58 Broken Bodies   Reports From Scene of Airliner Crash Against Alpine Cliff in France

Plane Rams Into Alpine Peak; 58 Persons Aboard   51 Holy Year Pilgrims And Crew Killed; Rescuers Reach Scene

Plane Rams Into Alpine Cliff and §8 Persons Die   Most of Passengers Were Holy Year Pilgrims Returning from Rome.

Holy Year Pilgrims Had ‘Visited Pope   Canadian Airliner Dashes Head-On Into Mountains In France

Believe 51 Passengers, 7 Crewmen Dead   Plane Bringing Canadian Holy Year Pilgrims Home

Canadian Airliner Wreckage Found; All 58 Are Dead   Only Pieces of Bodie: Are Loeated; Were Home Bound From Rome

Plane Carrying Pilgrims Crashes In French Alps   Wreckage Located, None of 58 Aboard Found Alive

Rescuer Says All 58 Killed   Ship Struck Cliff At Full Power; 51 Were Rome Pilgrims

Big Canadian Craft Smashes Into French Cliff   Most Of Victims Are Cana: dian Holy Year Pilgrims; Guides Push Through Rain, Snow To Wreckage

Wreckage Of Plane Seen  On HighPeak   Death Toll Mostly Canadians En Route Home From Holy Trip

CANADA AIRLINER, 38 BODIES FOUND AT ALPINE CLIFF   Rescuer Reports Nothing Left But Pieces Of Crew, 51 Holy Year Pilgrims

Airliner Slams Into . Mountain Peak In France   Passengers, Holy Year  Pilgrims to Rome, Were on Way Home

Holy Year Pilgrim Plane Hits Side of Mountani In Alpines   Pray For Safety On Leaving Rome

Nothing Left But Pieces of Bodies Of 58 on Plane  First Rescuer Gets To Scene of Crash

CANADIAN PILGRIMS IN DISASTER   Airliner Carrying Rome Visitors Homeward Plows into Face of SnowBlanketed Mountain,   NEAR SPOT WHERE CRASH KILLED 48   Pilgrims in Group Saw Pope Yesterday; Had Attended Rites for New Canadian Saint.

58 on Holy Year Pilgrim Trip Die In Airliner Crash  Canadian Charter Ship Hits Alpine Peak in France

Wrecked Airliner Located In Alps; 58 Feared Dead  Canedian Holy Year Pilgrims, Including

58 Persons Believed Dead — Guides spotWreckage Of Airliner in Alps

FEAR ALL 98 ON AIRLINER KILLED   Passengers Include Canadian Holy Year Pilgrims   MONSIGNOR,   10 Priests Among Victims On DC-4 Flight From Rome To Paris

Fifty-eight On Airliner : Died Is a Crash  Holy Year Group Of Pilerims On The

Foe’s Loss 11,000 Men \In3 Days   Communists Continue to Build Up Strength for Assault on North and Extreme South Fronts

Communists Renew Buildup On Two Fronts   Alfies Give Ground Before Taegu; Planes Break One Attack

Twin Assaults May Be Aim Of Korean Reds   Allied Air Power Throws Enemy Off Balance

Possible “Twin-Scale Offensives on . Northern and Southern Fronts Hinted in Face of Estimated Casualties of 11,000 Men Suffered in Past Titee  ~ Days as Result of Slashing Allied Attacks, Both on Ground and in the Air.   FOE THROWN OFF BALANCE

North Korean Losses Heavy; Time Runs Out   MacArthur Reports Massing Of Red Forces In Possible Threat To Base Of Pusan; Allies Pound Lines

Assault Ends Main Threat For Taeou   General Says ‘Worst Now Over in Korean War but Foe Holds Initiative; We Can Stan Him’

Halt Main Threat To Kkey Point   Secret Allied Force Springs Trap Against 3.000 Communists

Take Commanding Peak;  Allies Forge Trap For 3.000 Reds Near Pohana

Job Now Is to Check ‘Threat’ Of N. Koreans  Hill Had Been Held Bv 10,000 Commies

New Victory Secured at Heavy Cost  Hill Above Taegu Used as Outpost By 40,000 Reds

First Cavalry Wins Peak at Heavy Cost   40,000 Reds Poised For Assault on Taegu —3.000 Communists Trapped in Pocket

Heavy Cost Paid For Hill Lost By Reds   ‘Worst Is Over,’ Says General Walker, Now Sure ‘We Can Stop’ The Communists

Cost Is Heavy In Winning Hill 314   Gives Allies Strong Right Anchor Commanding Taegu-Tabu Road; Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker Says ‘Worst Is Over’

End Threa Taegu Anc On Northwe        Gain @ommand of [     Bitter Battle

American Fighters Take Peak North Of Taegu From Reds In Struggle

Americans Grab Hill in Violent Day-Long Battle   Republic's Forces Tighten Trap for Communist Units

American Troops Storm Vital Hill Commanding Approaches to Northwest Anchor of UN Front

Main Threat To Key City Is Checked  Goal Is Reached Despite Barrage

Cavalrymen Go Through Red Barrage   Heavy Casualties Reported In Drive To Halt New Threa

First Cavalry Troops Storm Red Positions  Casualty Toll For   Casualty Toll For Americans Is High In Davlana Battle

American First Cavalry Storms Through Withering North Korean Day-Long Barrage to Take Hill Held by 40,000 Reds.   Allied Big Guns and Warplanes Hurl Curtain of Steel at Reds

Storm High Hill Dominating North ‘Avnroach to City   Red Army Appears Stalled for Present; Walker Says “Worst ts Over’ in Koreaq

Major City Saved From  New Attack   Lt. Gen. Walker Believes ‘Worst Is Over,’ With Successes To Come

Result Provides U.S. With Good ‘Anchor for Line   General Walker Says Worst Is Over  On Entire Warfront

Main Taegu Threat Reported Checked By American Drive;  General Says Worst Is Over

First Cavalry Troops Win Peak Commanding Northern Road to City   Yank Casualties Are Heavy: General Walker, Allied Field Chief, Says ‘Worst Is Over’

Gain Secures Taegu Anchor  Ist Cavalry Losses Heavy in Daylong Uphill Battle Against Entrertched Foe

MAIN THREAT. TO TAEGU IS. ELIMINATED   Battalion of Ist Cavalry Troopers Takes Hill Eight Miles from Taegu at Heavy Cost.   GRIND UP 3,000 REDS NEAR POHANG   Secret Task Force Attacks Enemy Cut Off from Retreat; South Koreans Gain 10 Miles.

Cavalrymen Secure Approach to Taequ   Important Hill Captured as Commander ot U.S. Army in Korea Says “Worst is Over,’ Seek to Trap Red Unit in Pohang Area

Losses High In Key Area Near Taegu  ‘The Worst Is Over,’ Walker Says Of War

Advantage In Capture Ot Red Hill   First Cavalry Seizes Height Overlooking An Approach to Taegu   A DAY-LONG BATTLE   Unnamed West Point Grid Star Leads Force Trying To Trap 3,000 Reds

Yanks Win Peak On Main North Route to Taegu  Cavalrymen Meet Day-Long Barrage

First Cavalry Troops Storm Red Positions  Casualty Toll For Americans Is High Ba Davlanae Ratela

Check Threat To Anchor Of Allied Line   Ex-Cadet Grid Star Directs Drive To Trap 3,000 Reds   Korea At A Glance

Advance by Cavalry in Taegu Duel   Allied Force Launches Thrust from Coast To Trap Enemy.

Worst Over, Gen. Walker Says of War   - Foe Can Hit Again “but ‘We Can Stop “Him, Chief Asserts

MAIN THREAT TO ALLIED LINES REPORTED CHECKED BUT COST ADMITTED HEAVY

YANKS STORM STRATEGIC HILL POST   First Cavalry Unit Checks Main Threat To Taegu   ALLIED PLANES   Have “Field Day” Against Fleeing Reds: Masan Front Is Quiet

Ist Cavalry Defies Reds In Seizure Of Vital Hill   Action May Upset Planned Assault Of 40,000 Massed North Korean Troops; U. S. Losses Rather Heavy After Hours Of  Bitter Fighting: General Walker More Confident.

Yanks Storm Peak Overlooking City   Allied Officers Say Worst Over As Reds Shattered on North Front

Win Position in Fight Through Withering Barrage  Check Main Threat To Taegu as Reds Mass for Assault

U.S. Cavalrymen Capture Peak At City’s Approach   Americans Gain Objective At Heavy Cost As Planes Lay Down Barrage;  Red Troops Face Trap

Bitter Fight Reels 40,000  Commies Back   Allied Guns, Planes Soften Attack For First Cavalrymen

ystrategic Hill ‘ls Captured by U.S. Cavalry   Yanks Advance in Face of Heavy Gunfire From Reds

HILL HELD BY AEDS WON IN COSTLY FIGHT   Troopers Storm Through Red ~~ Barrage to Capture Peak at Night.

1,000 Troopers of First Cavalry In Day-Long Drive Up Rugged Peak   Task Force Seeks To Trap 3,000 Reds   Move to Seal Corridor With Aid of South Koreans; Planes Active

AMERICAN FIRST CAVALRYMEN TAKE STRATEGIC HILL DESPITE WITHERING FIRE: COST HEAVY

Cavalry Unit Captures Hill Halting Reds   U. S. Outfit Defies Rain of Korean Fire To Seize Vital High Peak, Block Advance

‘Worst Is Over General Thinks   Trap Sprung on Reds By Secret Attack

Temperatures   Allied Guns, Planes Aid In Victory for Anchor Of Line, at Heavy Cost

Americans Pay ‘Heavy Cost’ For Position   Main Threat To Taegu Is Checked; Little Change Noted Along Rest Of Line

Storm Uphill Through Heavy Barrage of _ Enemy Gunfire to Capture Hill 314, Eight Miles North of Taegu But Suffer Severe Losses—Victory Provides Strong Right Anchor on Tabu Road —3,000 Red Koreans May be Trapped Near Pohang.   EX-GRID STAR HEADS THRUST

Seek To Trap 5.000 Reds  Near Pohang   Situation On Yongchon Front Much Improved Army Reports State

"Worst Is Over’ On War Front, Army Chief Says   Secret Allied Task Force Pushing Trap On Reds in Northeat

At Heavy Cost Capture Outpost On The Northern  Approach to Taegu

CAPTURE GIVES ALLIES STRONG RIGHT ANCHOR   First Cavalry Suffers Heavy Loss Storming Commanding Hill

Position Taken at Heavy Cost   Action Eliminates Main Red Threat to Provisional Capital

Red Assault On Rail Hub Seems Ended   Task Force Sweeps From Coast To Trap Retreating Invaders

Main Threat. fo     Out by Moree   “Cost Is Heavy as Gis -_Battle-Five-Hours-to~ Gain Strategic Post

Americans Win Peak After Uphill Attack Under Withering Day-Long Barrage by Red Koreans.  SEEK TO TRAP  ee ee a ae    SEEK TO TRAP REDS NEAR POHANG

Storm and Hold Key Hill; Allies Gain Elsewhere   Artillery and Planes Plaster Foe: South Koreans Slash Ahead

U.S. Troops Take Vital Taegu Peak   Battalion Storms Hill Commanding Northern Approach

Losses Heavy As Doughboys Force Retreat   South Korea Army Also Advances On East End of Line

‘Main Threat’  To Allied Line Won at Heavy Price;CityFired   Hill Held As Outpost By 10, 000CommunistsPoised kor New Attack

ll-Year Mark Set 1n'1949: ROOM City EmploymentOffice   5,411 New Compensatior Claims Accepted By . Local Officials = *

11-Year Mark Set in 1949 At Oil City EmploymentOffice   5,411 New Compensation Claims Accepted By Local Officials 

Truman Plans 3-Week Trip To Key West   Leaves Sunday Aboard Yacht Williamsburg; Will Return by Plane

President To Take Vacation   Truman Will Leave Sunday By Yacht For Key West

TRUMAN TO TAKE VACATIO>   Will Leave Sunday for 8-Week Holiday at Hey West, Fla.

Truman To Leave  For Key West, Fla.   Sails Sunday on Presidential Yacht for Three-Weeks in Florida for Vacation Trip

Ask Hews Clamp on Number of Units Being Activated   Hope Action Will Help

Army Puts Guard Call Under Cloak   Asks Newspapers To Avoid Using Number Of Units

Army Asks End to Stories on Guards, Reserves Called  Request is Based on   Request is Based on Desire for Security Against Spying

SECRECY WHEN RESERVES AND GUARD CALLED   : Newspapers Asked Not to Pub lish State or National  Compilations.  .

Security Cloak On Troop Movements   Army Asks There Be No Compilations of Orders For Guardsmen, Reserves

Racial Soldier Issues Dropped In Service Airr   Selective Service Bill Is Speeded Up

Lawmen Kill Draft Law Amendment  Plan Would Have i RESRORE fee  gies ceca

Republicans, . Northern Demos Join in Vote  Old Selective Service  Law Found To At Midnight Friday

Senate Disposes Of Controversial Racial Segrega tion Provision   PRESENT LAW ENDS FRIDAY MIDNIGHT

GOP, Northern Democrats Join in Move to Remove Racial Clause from Draft Aci

No Racial Provision  In Draft      Segregation Section Taken Out Of Bill

SENATE VETOES RAGE SEGREGATION IN ARMED FORCES   Defeats Russell's Draft Bill Amendment Designed to Separate Negroes and Whites,   ACTION CLEARS WAY FOR VOTE ON MEASURE   Lucas Asks Chamber to Mee! Hour Earlier Than Usual Today in Hope of Speeding Decision,

Racial Segregation For Peacetime Draft Act Is Killed By Senate Vote

Segregation Clause Knocked Out Of Bill To Extend Draft Act   Senate Republicans,Northern Democrats Vote Down Amendment 42-29; Final Action On Three-Year Renewal May Come Today

Speedy Action On Extension  Measure Asked   Military Leaders Say Continuance of Edict Essential to Country

Speedy Action on Extension of Law Urged   Lucas Says Present Act Expires at Midnight Friday

Race Segregation Out of Draft Bill  Senate Moves Near Final Vote Today

16 Democrats Jom With G.O. P. To Defeat Plan   Final Action on Proposed Three-Year Extension of Selective Service Comes in the Senate Todav.

Daies Announced In Salary Changes   EE a Williomaon Tells When  Revised County Schedules Effective

TEEN-AGE GIRL IS KIDNAPED   Picked Up Later With Man Acctised of Taking Her From Car

Police Seize Kidnap Suspect In California  Forces Boy Friend Out Of Car, Drives Off With Girl

‘Crisis’ Edict By President Seen Friday   Congress Leaders Go to White House Mobilization Parley

Truman Set To Present. Congressmen  With Plans   White House Parley Will Set In Motion Steps For Defenses

U.S. ARMAMENT PLANS SPEEDED   President Tells Congressional Leaders OF Measures To Increase Nation's War PotentiaL

»Plans to Shore Up U.S. War Potential Revealed to Party Leaders Today By President   Truman Expected To Issue Proclamation of National _Emeraencv Friday and Follow lt Un with Radin Talk

Fire Flares Up af Site of Blast   Phosphorus Drums Smoulder at Dock

Burning Phosphorus Is Fina Pyre For 27 Found Dead ir New Jersey Munitions Blast

Phosphorus Burns In Wake Of Jersey Blast; 27 Held Dead   Fire in 20 Tons of Chemical Seen No Danger To Shattered South Amboy; Troops Patrol City as Church Services Mourn Dead

Phosphorus Fire Blazes  At S. Amboy   Broken Drums Flame In Chemical Company Area as Aftermath Of Fatal Explosion

Bodies of Only Four Men Recovered; Special Sunday Services Held on Lawns of Damaged Churches.

Michigan In Icy Grip Of Winter  Temperatures Sink _ —_  . ; See ieee

Red Asiatic: Fleet Moves Into Ice-Free Darien   Nationalist Leaders Give Their Idea As to Point Of Attack on Formosa

Huge New Russ Tanks in Action Against Yanks  UN Forces Take Two Key  Cities as Communist aoe ENON

RED TROOPS EXPECTING NO MERCY AND GIVE NONE  U.S. Medics In Korea Paint Out Red Cross Emblems, Carry Weapons To Profect Selves

Red Cross Is Just a Target in This War  Casualties Among Medics Often Are Higher Than for Combat Troops

Mercy Almost Unknown in Korea as ‘Reds Slaughter Medics, Corpsmen

Steel And Rail Workers Make Waae Deniands   Ask Higher Pay To Keep Up With Price Increase

COURTHOUSE BURNS   Blaze Destroyed Land Mark in Morton County This  Morning

Bombers Giving Reds No Peace   Continue Pounding Enemy’s Positions

Pleven to Hold Talks With Attlee   London Parley Prelude to Flight to Washinaton

French Premier Goes To London  Vote Of Confidence Given Rene Pleven

French Premier Given Confidence Vote: Confers with British Leader

Union Cleared For Killing Of Policeman  Dicnlayv Of Weananc   Display Of Weapons Use Of Force Cited In Report Of Case

NLRB States UMW Violated T-H Law   Used Campaign of Viol. ence In Harlan, Ky

UMW Charged With Having T-H Ruling  Violations   Violence Campaign Reported In Store  Worker Organizing

30ARD FINDS U. M. W GUILTY OF VIOLENCE   NLRB Says Union Broke TaftHartley Law in Drive to Organize Clerks in Kentucky Store.

U.S. Instructors Bitter Over Failure of South Korean Troops in Battle

South Korean Commanders Fail To Apply Lessons Taught At American Army Schools In Facing Actual Battle

Brock Pemberton Is Heart Victim  Famed Theatrical Producer Dies at 64

N oted Play Producer  Dies in NY   Brock Pemberton Suffers Heart Attack Just after Returning from a Trip   LEAVENWORTH NATIVE   Brought ‘Harvey’ and Many Other Well Known Plays to Broadway

VETERAN STAGE PRODUCER DIES   Heart Attack is Fatal To Brock Pemberton

Supreme Court Denies [Review of Sen. Taytor’s ‘Conviction in Alabama

Taylor Denied Court Review  In Scuffle Case   High Tribunal Also Refuses To Reconsider Decision On Negro Student

HIGH BENCH BANS TAYLOR REVIEW   Senator Was Convicted Of Disorderly Conduct

Review Denied In Taylor Case  Birmingham Penalty On Senator Upheid

Court Refuses Taylor Review   Deny Idaho Senator Hearing On Case Of Disorderly Conduct

No Review  For Taylor Negro Case   High Court Wont Hear Appeal From Alabama Convictior

WINTER IS OFFICIAL   Arrival Greeted by Slim Outlook For White Christmas

WINTER IS OFFICIAL   Arrival Greeted by Slim Outlook For White Christmas   THE WEATHER

Number Of Dangerous Drugs On Market Found Increasing   Food And Drug Administration Is Alarmed; Notes Careless Use Of Deadly Rat Poison’

U.S. Alarmed Over Increase In Use Of Dangerous Drugs  ¥ood And Drug Administration Tells Of Use OF ‘Naked’ Rasyherry Seade Pa Comins! Beaad

VIOLATIONS OF FOOD AND DRUG LAWS INCREASE   Warn of Use of Rat Poison, : 1080, DDT in Dairy Barns.

Alarm Expressed Over Many Drugs   Careless Use OF Poison Also Noted By Food, Drug Group: *

New H-Bomb Might kill 50. ‘000. 000   U. S. Agency Finds Dangerous Drugs Increasing

Deadly Drug Rise > Noted  Orel? "bv. D_._..   Officials Report Violations Found

Increase in Dangerous Drugs on Marke’ Alarms Food and Drug Administration

In Marketing g Of Dangerous Drugs  “te Expressed Over Increase Deadly Rat Poison Used Carelesgl-

Alarm Over DDT Found ix Dairy Barns   Some Difficulties Encountered by U. S. Commissioner

DEATH Ont, FRAUDS DARED NFDARCPORT   Shortweight Food Packages Polluted Baby Foods Being Sold.

FEDERAL SETUP IS ALARMED BY SEVERAL DRUGS   Coreless Use of Ret Poison 1080, Other Items Cited By Agency

U. §. Agency Alarmed At Increase In Dangerous Drugs On The Market

Alarm Felt Over Dangerous Drugs Found on Market   Federal Agency Says More Dangerous Drugs Now Available: Food Violations Are Cited.

Careless Use of Deadly Rat Poison   Warn of Coffee Sweepings Sold by Greedy Dealers

Extra Carrier of Essex Class Ordered West   Saving in-Operation of Battleship Makes Addition Possible

Jn Time Western Furope May Be Abi To Defend Itself   U. S. Help and Time Needed Gen. Bradley Tella Conaress.

Face Varied Issues on  Capitol Hill   Bradley Supports Plan Requested by Truman of Military Aid to Allies   DOUBT TAX CUTS   Senators Prepare To Curb Truman’s Power  On Foreign Aid Bill

CHINESE REDS SEND TROOPS INTO KOREA   United Nations Security Council to Get MacArthur Report of Soviet Acts.

MacArthur Charges Russia and Chinese Reds Aiding Ko-Red:  Report to UN Says Russian Munitions, Chinese Troops Used

Mae Arthur’s Unified Command To Report to U. N. Security Council

PLAN CALLS FOR 5,000 PER MONTH   Reservists Already Called Up to be Released Beginning Next duly — Navy to Rely on Million. Man Reserve Organization to Maintain Regular Strength.

9,000 Men To Be Taken Each Month   Service To Start Releasing Some Reserves July 1

(Old Capone Moh  Vid Lapo  Still Operates   Senate Prober Makes Charcaes

Threat Eased  In Indochina   Mao’s Troaps Leave Area Of Nation's Border

Skull Creek Philosopher Claims He Wants In On Assistance Pian, But Later On He Backs Out On It

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER CLAIMS HE WANTS IN ON ASSISTANCE PLAN, RIT LATER ON HE BACKS OUT ON IT

Coal Plant Serving Hagerstown Blasted   Explosion At Elk Garden, W. Ya., Heard Four : Miles

McCarran Bil Fight Pledged   10 Who Voted ‘No’ to Seek Its Repeal

Stock Market Has Sudden Break   Selling Drive Tumbles Issues From $1 to 82 per Share

Stock Market Prices Break   Intense Selling Drive Shows Up Suddenly

Expect 500 Growers At Parley Here   Horticultural Society Mects All Dav Friday

Changes in Farm Acreage, Population Valuation, to be Determined in Census

197 OENSTIS OF AGRICULTURE WILL REPORT THE NUMBER AND VALUE OF FARMS

AINPERNT WEATHPHR PATA   Freight Car Made of Plastic And Plywood Is Unveiled

Plywood Used In Freight Car  Design Cuts 20 Tons Off Steel Needs

Say Lausche, By Implication, Endorses Ferguson For U. S. Senator

SHIP PLUNGES INTO HOUSE, EXPLODES   Two Children Are Trapped In Flaming Inferno  ninrT   Attempts Instrument Landing In Blizzard: Wing Found 8 Blocks Away

2 Children Die As Craf; Hits Home   13 Aboard Tiner Wrecked In Storm At Minneapolis

Fiffeen Persons Lose Lives When Air Liner Crashes Into Home in Minneapolis

Two Children Trapped in Their Beds   Tragedy Occurs While Big Ship Plows Through Blizzard

Ship Trying For Landing Amid Storm   Had, 13 on Board; Two _ Children in House  Also Perish.

prashing Airliner Converts Minneapolis Home Into Blazing Funeral Pyre for 15 Persons

18 PERIGH IN MINNEAPOLIS PLANE GARAGE   Blizzard Hurtles Airlint Plane Inte Family Dwelling.

15 Die As Plane Plows Into House   Two Children Trapped In Flames As Bia Liner Crashes, Explodes

15 Lives Are Lost as Plane Strikes Home   ‘Minneapolis House Be ' comes Flaming Funeral  Pyre   Two Children Victims ‘in Addition to [3 Persons Aboard Airliner.

Plane Hits Home At Minneapolis; 15 Persons Killed  Two Children Die In Flames; Liner Wags Hunting Port

Airliner Hits House, Burns In Minnesota   Blinding Snowstorm Hampers Pilot In Finding Airport

15 Killed in Minneapolis  Plane Crash   Home Becomes Blazing Funeral Pyre After Being Struck by Air Ship During Blizzard

 15 Killed as Airliner Hits  Dwelling in Minneapolis Two Children Trapped by Flames in House; Tragedy Occurs During Binding Biizzord

Liner Trying Blind Landing In Snowstorm  Flames Transform Minneapolis Home   Flames Transform Minneapolis Home Into Blazing Pyre

Airliner Hits Home,  15 Killed In Flames   Two Children In House Join Passengers In Blazing Death Following Crash

Plane Crash, Blast Kill 15  Persons During Blizzard   Two Children Are Among Victims, Were in House Into Which Craft Smashed at Minneapolis; Was Trying Landing by Use of Instruments —

SHIP PLUNGES INTO HOME IN MINNEAPOLIS   Two Children Watching Television Are Burned To Death °

Passenger Airliner Crashes Into Home During Blizzard, Flames Kill Fifteen People

13 Die In Plane, Two In Burning Of Three Houses   Children Watching TV Killed, 3 Others In Family Injured

TWO CHILDREN WATCHING TV ARE VICTIMS   Blaze From Tanks Engulfg 3 Minneapolis Homes Near Airport

CRASH OF PLANE TAKES 15 LIVES   Air Carrier Strikes House And Explodes While Roaring Through Blizzard Weather.

Groping Airliner Crashes, Burns During Blizzard  Children Trapped In Gasoline-Fed se ££ . gee ear.

Plane Crashes Into Home and Explodes; 15 Perish in Flames   Two Children Watching Television Are Among Victims of Tragedy

Passengers, Crew And 2 Children Die In Inferno   Blazing Gasoline Spreads Over Homes In Residential Area

Plane Crashes And Explodes During Storm  Minneapolis Scene Of Tragic Deaths

‘Blinding March Blizzard Blamed For ‘Crash Of Airliner In Which 15 Died   Northwest Airlines Plane Hits House, Trapping Two Children In Blazing Inferno; Ten Passengers And Three Crewmen Perish.

15 Die As Airliner Plunges Into Home  Two Sleeping Children Trapped

Blizzard Blamed As Airliner Rams Into Minneapolis Cottage   15 Perish in Fire That Follows Accident; 13 Passengers and Crew Members Killed; Two Children Burn

Crash of Plane On Home Kills Fiffeen Persons  Thirteen Aboard Victims: Two

Marylanders Late In Buying New Tags  Last-Minute Rush For 1950-51. License Plates

LICENSE TAGS BEING ISSUED   Some 200,000 Maryland. ers Have Not Yet Secured New Plates

TREASON, INC.; Unassuming, Mere Nobody Turns Out To Be Russian Soy

Senate COMMITTEE  Okays McCormick  Hoosier Gets Nod for No. Two Spot in U.S. Agriculture Program

Erie, Scranton Surveys Mapped  State Soon to Study Turnpike Extensions

‘May Be Undertaken Soon Turnpike Exlensions to Scranton. Erie Studied

ABDUCTION STORY BRANDED AS FAKE   CIO Watchman Says He Had Planned Suicide.

KIDNAP STORY PROVES A HOAX   UAW Watchman, Quizzed By Police For 13 Hours, Admits He Lied

Detective Says C10 Watehman -Faked Abductior   Detroit Man Says He Had Been Brooding Since Bomb Plot Disclosure:

Watchman Says Abduction Faked   Bizarre Kidnap Story False UAW Employe Tells Police Under Questioning

Faked Story Of Kidnaping   UAW Watchman Admits Tale A Hoax; Wanted To Commit Suicide

Admits Abduction Story Was Faked   Police and FBI Still Continuing Probe Of Bizarre Tale

Paras Abduction Story Was Faked   Police and FBI Still ‘ Continuing Probe (Of “Bizarre Tale - ¢

HOUSE MEMBERS CITE WITNESS FOR CONTEMPT   p SAY STEVE NELSON REFUSED TO ANSWER DURING SPY PROBE

Nelson Charged  By House Probers  Red Refused Data On Atomic Spying

Decide To Cite Red  Organize!   House Group Votes To Cite Communist For Refusing To Answer Query

Red Organizer ls Cited For Contempt  Refused to Answer Questions About

Jury Seated At Trial Of Mrs, Spurlock   All-Male Jury Wil MHear Evidence That Housewife Poisoned Her Parents

Spurlock Jury is Sworn Today   Arsenic Murder Case at Princeton May xe Postponed.

Army Convoy Goes Through Russ Blockade   Soviets Made No Effort to Stop Army Trucks But Stop Other Traffic Into City

Red Blockade Still Delaying Other Trucks   Guarded Convoy Is Not Molested

J? Trucks Test Berlin Blockade And Gain Point   Convoy Is Allowed to Pass by Guards of Soviet in Six-Day Slowdown in City.

ARMY CONVOY CHALLENGES RED BLOCKADE   57 Guarded Trucks Pass Through Check With No Trouble

Army Convoy Of 57 Trucks Challenges  Red Blockade   Allowed To Pass  Through Helmstedt Checkpoint Without Incident By Soviets

RED BLOCKADE IS CHALLENGED BY U.S. CONVOY  American Trucks Guardad hy Milttaryw   American Trucks.  _ Guarded by Military  - Police, Go Through Without Incident.

GULF STORM IS HEADING TOWARD COAST OF TEXAS   Rainfall Reported Throughout Fast Texas

Close Watch Kept on Red Bloc Troops   Activities Neer Yugoslav Border Reported Brisk

jHoodlum Empire. Gamblers Reaping Huge Profits As ‘Sundicate’ Spreads in U. S

a Sonor ache haiaiee Of ‘Mobs’ Holds Key U.S. Cities In Its Grip

18 Meet Violent Deaths In State Over Weekend   Automobile Wrecks And Homicides Responsible. For Majority Of Deaths: Fountain Necro Dead

 Only 16 Weekend Before   Violent Death Claims Fourteen ‘Tar Heels During Past Weekend

VIOLENCE TAKES FOURTEEN LIVES   fraffic Accidents, Gunfire And Other Causes Mar Weekend In North Carolina.

BRAKE ASSAILS ROTH TACTICS      Raps. Attorn General. On Escheat Case; ; Charges . ‘Political Pap’.

State Treasurer Tells How Attorney General Spreads Political Pap

Reds to Consider Lie as ‘Illegal If Term Extended  Assembly to Take Up Issue Tuesday Despite Objection to Russia

Red Says He Won't Accept Him   But Slav Delegate Tells Council That Threat Meaningless

Russia Would Not Accept Trygve Lie If Re-Elected in U. N  Council Votes Down Red Plan to Delay Vote On the Issue

Baseball Fans Fear Dimag Slain After Binaggio Slaying   ALLISON SAYS HE DIDN'T KNOW MURDER VICTIM

Church Is Getfing in On Radio Calls   Radio Conversations Over Sheriff's Set-up Mix With Prayers, Sermons

King Leopold Returns, Says To Keep Throne   Not One Cheer Greets Exiled  Ruler at Airport

King Leopold Returns Home After Exile   Tells Divided Nation Throne !s His and He Means to Keen Ht

Leopold Is Returned  To Throne   Ruler Ends Five Year Exile; Nation Is Bitterly Split Over His’ Return

King Leopold Flies Home To Resume Rule  Beloien Monarch   Belgian Monarch Broadcasts Plea; Brussels Guarded

Leopold Returns To Throne After Five Year Exile   King Tells Divided Country He Intends To Keep His Rule

COOKE © EMPHASIZES HIS CHARGE OF MACING  In Connection With Dvuff Candidate Judge Fine  CALLS IT BRAZEN ACT

FBI Holds Nine in Lottery Probe; Tickets impounded:   They Were Being Printed  In Miami for Jamaica Lottery

LOTTERY TICKET RING ROUNDED UP BY FBI   1@ Persons Arrested In Several Cities In Connection With Ss? 600.000 Setun

11 Are Nabbed By FBI in Big Ticket Lottery   Estimated 2 Million In Sweepstake Ducats Made by Florida Firm

CHIEF ANSWERS ‘NO COMMENT’ Truman Angrily Halts Queries On Perjury Conviction Of Hiss

Single Day Of Kindness Years Ago Nets California Family, $100,000   - Will Of Oil-Rich Eccentric Charles Babonet Names Couple And Daughter As Principal Beneficiaries Of Estate.

Philanthropist In Overalls Wills $100,000 To Family ‘He Met Once 30 Years Ago

‘Eccentric Guest Remembered  Family To Inherit $100,000 For Outing at Beach in 1920

Bread upon Waters Returns Day of Kindness 30 Years Ago Brings Rich Reward in Will of Eccentric

Kindness Pays Of?! Family that Befriended Eccentric  Fn dl Ee ee ee > eee aLhc.74 CINAN fiNnhh

Willed $100,000 For One Day Of Kindness   Oil-Rich Bachelor Lived In Apparent Poverty in California

KINDNESS 30 YEARS AGO REWARDED  Family Willed $100,000 By Oilman

Kindness to a-Lonély) Man Long } Ago Brings Fortune to a:Family Tod.

KINDNESS WILL BRING $100,000   Oil-Rich Eccentric Re members Good Deed Of 30 Years Ago

Philanthropist Wills $100,000 To Family He Spent But One Day With 30 Years Ago

Kind to Eccentric 30 Years Ago, Left $100,000   }acationing Family Gave Him “A Happy Day” 30 Years Ago

KINDNESS REPAID AFTER 33 YEARS  L. A. Family Willed $100,000 for Ride

Day at Beach Worth $100,000... . Oil-Rich Californian Remembers  Kindness of Family 30 Years Ago   Picture on Page Nine

Man Leaves $100,000  To Family He Met Once   Philanthropist Given Happy Day At Beach By Vacationing Pair

DIES IN WELL COLLAPSE   Day of Kindness 30 Years Ago Rewarded With $100,000 in Will Left by Eccentric

Philanthropist In Overalls-- Oil-Rich Californian Leaves $100,000 To Family He Met Just One Time 30 Years Ago   Lieutenant’s Wife Asks Truman To Set Aside Death Sentence Imposed On Husband For Disobeying Orders

REWARDED WITH $100,000 FOR A DAY OF KINDNESS   Eccentric Wills Wealth te Family for 30-YearsAgo Incident,

‘Philanthropist In Overalls’ Family To Reap $100, 000 For One Day Of Kindness

Four Accused In 0. C. Riot   Workers Charged, Santa F. Railway Official in Serious Condition

Four Workers Charged With Riot Assault   Santa Fe Railway Man — In Serious Condition Result of Striking Iron Workers Rioting Monday

PEARL DEAY INJURED   Car Was Struck From Rear After He Stopped It on Highway

PEARL DEAY INJURED  Car Was Struck From Rear After He Stepped It on

Is It Shall or Will?  Mo De, Ben neke dun Panters.   Even English Experts Are Confused

Chou Pledges To ‘Liberate’ Chiane’s Isle   Cable to U.N. Challenges American ‘Aggression’ In Far East Move

FLEET MOVE CALLED AGGRESSION   Red China Challenges u iy Order To Protect Formosa

Sullivan Demos lo Elect State  ‘Sessions Race Tops Interest In Primary

Fairless Says Every Person Entering Into Business Is ‘‘Potential Jailbird’’

‘Anti-Trust’ Laws Flayed By Fairless   Says Law Wrong, Not Businessman

Rene B. Creager, Mr. Republican Of Texas, Dies   Funeral Services Scheduled at Brownsville  Sunday for Dean of National Committee Awd lancdar at Taveane COD far Twrantu Yanre

{Mis Growth is Rapid: ‘Boy in Coma Adds to Height ‘Faster Than Normal Children

Committee OK’s 329 Billion in ‘Appropriations   Leaves Deficit Still in Excess Of Four Billions

Billion And Half Cut Off Truman Spending Budget   Apprepriation Group of House Slices  from Figures Asked by President.

House Committee Completes Study   Omnibus Money Bill Still To Leave Spending Deficit Of Four Billions

Committee  Pares Down “1-Package” Money Bill   Bill Fixes Deficit  at $4 Billions  Unless Congress Cuts Omnibus Bill Furthe:

Omnibus Bill Gets Committee's OK   Measure Trims but Doesn’t Balance Truman Budaet: Floor Fight Looms

        i  i b 3 guy E Zy H 9 9 a ie 1 - ‘d t ” ies a : i \ 5 7 as! - oF i : A a f ie po Bradh ag 1 ’ i * 4  Spending Measure   Leaves Budaet $4 Billion In Red

Budget Sull Left In Red $4 Billion   Defenses Spared As &1 1-2 Billion  Cut Recommended

Only Defense Establishment Spared Sizable Reduction Feared Risks In Cutting Arme Forces Program   WILL STEER BILL TO FLOOR MONDA

Pass $29 Billion ‘Omnibus’ Money Bill: Foresee $4 Billion Deficit

Fiscal Committee Reports Bill $1,567,900,504 Less Than Requested   Defense Branches Get Full Measure   Solons Say Military Actually Deserves More  Money; Risks Cited

Only Defense Is Spared Sizeable Fund Reductions  Unable to Slice More: $29,045,030 Set

Money Bill Cut Okayed   House Committee Approves Spending Program Slash

White House Staff Studies Question Of Broader Home Front Mobilization

WHITE HOUSE STUDIES NEED FOR CONTROLS   Broader Mobilizetion OF Home Front Assets © Demanded

White House Studies Home Front Controls  Consider Rationing   Consider Rationing, Wage, Price Rules As Standby Action

Cease Fire Order Sought As Chinese Reds Promise To Stop At 38th Parallel

India Is Preparing New Peace Proposal, Cease-Fire Order   UN Korean Buffer Zone Plan Expected in Resolution:for Monday Assembly Discuccion. -

India Plans Cease-Fire Resolution   Expected To Call For UN ‘Buffer  Zone’ In Korea

INDIA AIMING AT CEASE-FIRE IN KOREAN WAR  Resolution Drafted In U.N. Calling far Establishment of i

India Drafts Peace  Proposal Calling for  Cease-lire in Korea Chinese Reds Said to  Have Promised Troop.  Won't Cross Parallel

County Medical Society Dro ps Sander As Member After Board Took License

MEDICAL SUGIETY HUST) DR. SANDER   ANNOUNCE HE Is NO LONGER A MEMBER--MEEFT IN POLICE-GUARDED HALL.

Jailbreakers At Carrollton. Soon Caught   “Two Men Arrested First at Huntsville In Custody Aqain

Posse Finds Two. Carroll Fugitives Concealed in Hay   Brothers Recaptured After Burrowing Through Jail Wall.

Bill To Expand Nocial Security   Measure Faces Final House Approval Today; Would  Increase Benefits 

New Social Security Bill Looms   Final House Vote Set ‘For: Todav ~

Benefit Hike Approval Seen  House Scheduled To 2S «. £&  ¢ ¢ _¢. 8. fg.

Social Security Benefits To Be Increased by Bil   House Expected To Pass Amended Measure Today

'New Interest in Flying Sau cers Magazine Reports They Are 'Highly Secret Aircraft

DENIAL ISiUED BY AIR FORCE   Magazine Describes Dise As Combining Features of Jet Plane and Hecicopter — Commentator Say's None of Craft of Russian Origin.

‘SAUCERS’ ARE AGAIN CENTER OF ATTENTION.   ~Magazine “Article “Sets Of New

Puzzle of Pronounciation is Solved; Town's Name Sounds Like if Sounds!

Loveland to Decide on Senate Race   Denies Being Asked to Run by Either Truman or Brannan

M Carthy Case Called Fraud, Hoax By Dems  GOP Hit Majority Report Of Probers

Attack Against McCarthy Irks GOP Colleague:  Demos Put Blast On Senator; He Says

World Closer To Peace Says Truman   Disagrees Again Witl Gallup Poll Which Predicts War

WORLD CLOSER TO PEACE NOW, TRUMAN SAYS   Disagrees With Those Who Expect Conflict With in Five Years   SMITH SEEN AS NEW INTELLIGENCE CHIEF

Long Peace Predicted By Truman   Says World Closer To Peace Than Any  Time In Five Years

Says Permanent Peace Is Nearer Now Through United Nations Efforts

‘Nose Count’ —  Starts Today   Population of 151 Million In States Forecast

“Not Dragging Our Feet” Lucas Claims But... EE cas Claims But...  Sen. Brewster Says Missouri Violence Forced Inquiry

Says Violence Forced a Probe   Brewster Points to Slayings in Missouri

Crime Probe  Is Promised   Senators Say Study Not To Be Politics

Crime Probe Sparked by Slayings   ‘No Shying’ From Missouri, Kefauver Says

Afghans Are Driven Back By Pakistan   Border Warfare Break: Out Over Disputed Indus River Territory

Legion Sponsoring County High Schoo! Oratorical Contest   Four High Schools Already Entered In Annual Contest

Price Boosts, Hoarding ‘Bring Up Possibility Of ‘Rationing And Controls

Selfish, Hoarding-conscious Americans are the Ones Who May 0 Bring on Rationing and Who Are Driving Food Prices Sky ware

Price Boosts And Reports Of Hoarding Increase The Threat Of Gov't. Controle

CEMETERY CLEANING   Hoarding And Price Boosts May Bring Back Rationing

Hoard Buying Brings Price Controls Near   Senate Spokesinan Says Rising Price and Heavy Buying Will Make Controls Necessary):  a .

Senate and House Groups Agree On Huge Housing Bill   Committee Chairman Hopes To Win Approval Of Measure Today

Conferees Agree On Housing Bill  House Action Sought Before Easter Recess!

Detroit Gangster Critically Wounded  Ambush Victim Is Silent On Attack

Justice Dept. Set to Crack Slot Machines   Legislative Bills Planned Against Lush Racket

 Attorneys Prepare Legislative Action  Unele Sam Charts Crackdown On Slot:

Drafts Of Laws To Break Up Slots Drawn Up   Justice Department Attorneys Study . Means To Kill Racket

Slot Machine Racket To Be Hit At Core   Department of Justice Plans Crackdown on  Multi-Million-Dollar Racket on Fed. Level.

Ban on Interstate Slot Machine Shipments Drafted To Break Rackets

Implies His Hands Are Tied In Dealing With Intervention MAKES ACCUSATION  Such Enabled Reds To Rebound From Certain Defeat

‘Alien Red Forces’ Accused Of Flaunting International Law By Sneaking Help To Reeling North Koreans

WIDER PROGRAM URGED  NAM Booms Old Age Dole For All Employed % an nKS

COVERAGE FOR ALL EMPLOYED IS ADVOCATED   Wants Pension Issue Removed From . Collective Bargaining

Age Pensions Given Backing By Industries   Manufacturers’ Chief Presents Viewpoint To Senate Group

sect To Eliminate Strife ‘Manufacturers Come Out For U. S.Old Age Pensions

SUWONTAKEN AS REDS BREAK HAN RIVER LINE   South Korean Forces Endangered by Wide '  Encircling Move

Guerrilla Gangs May Have Slain Iwo Americans  s Bodies Exhumed After Javanese Report Shooting

2 Americans Shot to Death In West Java   Uniformed Band Forces Civilians to Bury FExeplorins Pair

T wo Americans Slain by Band On Trip in Indonesia   Professor, Correspondent Killed By Uniformed Men While on Study Trip

Yale Teacher, Writer Slain On Java Trip  Uniformed Group   Uniformed Group  Waylays Professor, Reporter for Time; Motive Is Obscure -

County Soldier One Of Tio Killed In Head-On Auto Crash   Cpl. R. L. Boyer, Rt. 1, Middletown, One Of Victims: Four Others Hurt

Twelve Killed, Five Hurt As Glider Falls   Airborne Infantrymen Die As Glider Plows Into Runway At Georgia Base

Monday Is Federal Tax Deadline For Those Not Under ‘Withholding’

January 15 Tax Returns Are Due   Deadline Extended To Monday Only

Church Groups Throughout Nation Urge Banning of Ingrid Bergman Films

Hike In Gas Rates Hinted   Northern Natura! Considers Increasing Its Prices

Series Of Threatening Telephone Calls And Notes Climaxed By Early Sunday Morning Snatch; Bedroom Found In Shamble-

Phone Threats In Past Week Hint Revenge   Officer Hears His Wife Screaming But Unable ” To Trace Call  Bulletin

Mere e Snow Hits: Ravaged. East Nation Counts Dead Damace After Blow.

At Least 185 Die in Eastern States Storm   Some Cities: Fight "Food: Shortages; _ ‘More Snow Falling

Deaths Due fo Snow, Cold Climb fo 212  Light Snow Adds To Record Fall in ALta Danneulvwan?

Death Toll of 21/ Is Expected To Go Still Higher   Millions Fighting Power Failures, Food Shortages

Fresh Snow Falls in East. At Least 212 Persons Dead   Millions Fight Food Shortages and Floods In Storm’s Aftermath

Experts Say Big Blow Is Nearing End   Food Shortages, Floods, Power Cutoffs Hit Eaat

COMMITTEE MEN LIST SGii CONSER VATICN PRACTICES FER 1950   Sign-Up Meeting To Be Held Soon

Practices Set For 1950 Farm Program   P. M. A. Announces Eight Conservation Payments

KEFAUVER DISCOUNTS EFFECT OF CRIME PROBE DISCLOSURES ON 1950 ELECTION’

Underworld Politics Are Bipartisan, Newsmen Are Told   Senator Kefauver Asserts Crime Gangs Play Both Sides

Two Candidates Swap Political Accusations   Smith Claims Graham Has Changed Attitudes; Graham Snnnarter Save Smith ‘Inflammatorv’

DRIVE SPEEDED IN SENATE RACE   D. Hiden Ramsey. Speaking For Graham, And: Willis Smith. Swap Heavy Political Blows In Camnaijon

Sen. Grahan Accused Of About Faee   Willis Smith Says Opponent In Race Has ‘Chansed Views

Philippine Tribesmen Slay Hiking Professors in Mountain Fastness

Filipinos Kill Two American:   Professors Were on Hike in North Luzon; Apparently Victims Of Native Robbers

—BODIES FOUND IN P. I.—Ex-H eadhunters Slay Two U.S. Professors”

2 American Hikers Slain By Savages   American Professors Die By Spears Of Former Savage Headhunters in Philippine Mountains

Two Professors ‘Slain in Luzon   Were on Hike In Rugged Mountains Northeast of Baguio

U.S. Professors Slain on Luzon  Two Americans Are Victims of Natives On Philippine Island

BODIES FOUND IN CAVE Spears Of One-Time Headhunters Kill Two American Professors

TRIBESMEN KILL TWO AMERICANS   Former Headhunters In Philippines Rob Professors On Trip And Use Spears To End Lives.

NATIVES KILL 2 PROFESSORS IN PHILIPPINES   Former Headhunters Slay Americans on Hike in Luzon Mountains.

Americans Slain By Headhunters  Professors Speared To Death in P. I.

5,000Rubber Jobs Forecast   Goodrich Co. Man  Discusses Reopenine

Steelworkers Accept Alcoa's Wace Hike Offe  Increase Goes Into Effact Qebtnhbar

Steel Union Talks Wages With Aleoa   AJso Starts Drive To Make AH Join Up Or Ouit Jobs la Mills

Steel Union Braces For  All-Out Fight   Alcoa Latest To Hear Demands For Raise And Benefits

_Seill Loves Him, Amery Woman Says ‘Runaway Pastor’s Wife Will "Stand By Him and Forgive’

lowa GOP Opens 1950 Campaign at  Lincoln Day Dinner  Expect Over 1,000 A+ €¢95_-_Dliatea   Expect Over 1,000 At $25-a-Plate Affair Tonight

Suspect Sought In Shotgun Slaying Of War Bride’s Young Farmer Husband

SIX INJURED IN EXPLOSION   Four Others Escape Harm While Making Risky Flight To Safety

Six Injured In Blast Far Below Ground   Workmen Periled When Water Conduit Exploded 95 Feet Below Surface Of Detroit Streets

22 Persons Hurt Near Catskill   Chartered Bus Crashes at Underpass South of Village

 Voice of Little Girl Won't Be Heard When ‘Angels’ Sing Carols In: Pageant

VOICE MISSING IN YULE PAGEANT  Choir Angel, 3, Succumbs to Attack of Leukemia

Girl Won't Get to Be Pageant Angel   Acute Leukemia Strikes Swiftly to Sadden Christmas

Florida Pilot Bags Two Yak: In Aerial Duel   Describes Dog Fight Near Manchuria With  Russian-made Planes

Yank Pilot Gets Pair Of Yaks In Tilt Near Border  Of Tex as Kn rocks Off  srmetawn Ole.

Shipping Season Nears Opening  Algosen Heads Nortt Through Lake Huron

The official Helena compere I ture at midnight was............ ©*

The official Helena tempera- 3. ture at 2 p. m. was................

The official Helena tempera- 2! ture at midnight was............ .

Airlift May Be Used Evacuate Winnipeg Area   Red River S#ill Rising, Large Area Inundated

Crisis in Korea Worries Europe   W. Europe Plunged Into State of High Nervous Tension

Gunman Bluffs Hospital Staff   Frees Ex-Convict Getting Mental Test

Gunman Frees Pai In Hospital  Two Attendants Are Lecked Up In Office

Gunman Fre s. Former ConWict . Awaiting Trial   Mental Hospital capec  Arresied. Many Times:  Aides Locked In (Office

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith Edited by Norman Vincent Peale Denrwrae Ta bintusr Vaii  iva   Praver Is How You Live   A Tree

Miss Coplon, Gubitchey Face Court On Spy Charge; Federal Jury Picked

Danish Freighter Flounders At Sea  Paris Is Helpless OFF Carnina Cnact

GOLFERS UP A TREE — Hundreds Of Zoo Visitors Scatter As Leopard Escapes From Captivity

 Dangerous Leopard, Only Few Week: Out of Jungle, Escapes Zoo; Officers Ordered to Shoot to Kill

Leaps From 18-Foot Pit; Golfers Climb Trees Leopard Springs to Freedom. Terrorizes City

Out of Jungle, Escapes Zoo;  evnesta Leopard, Only Few Week: Officers Ordered to Shoot to Kill

BAPTISTS DECRY “RED HYSTERIA’   Campaigns of Character Assassination Scored

Baptists Move Toward Reunion  Northern Group Hits Catholic Marital Rules

Recognition Of China Opposed  Ex-President Says   Ex-President Says UN Must Not Weaker

Committee In Possession Of Names Of Reds  House Probers Now Have Names Of 380° - Communists In U. S$.

Communist » Who's Who Is Prepared   380 Reds Listed  In New Volume

Indict Five For Contempt  Of Congress   Three Atomic Scientists Are Among Named by  A Federal Grand Jury

Five Indicted In A-Bomb Case By Grand Jury   Action Based On Refusal Ta Answer Questions By House Committee

W. Pennsylvania Red Organizer Is Held On Contempt   Steve Nelson And Four Others Indicted For Quiz Refusals

Three Atom Scientists Indicted  Two Communist Organizers Also Hel

Indict Two ‘Who Worked On the A-bomk   Are Accused of Contempt of The U. S. Congress

Atomic Scientists Reds Indicted   Contempt Of Congress Charged Against Five

Five Indicted for Contempt   Three Scientists,   Three Scientists, Two Red Organizers

FIVE INDICTED FOR CONTEMPT   Three Scientists Who Worked On Atomic Bomb Are Included

Three Scientists Indicted by Jury   2 Other Men Indicted For Contempt Of Congress Charges

FIVE INDICTED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE   Three’ Scientists. Cited. by ‘Federal.Grand. Jury —

Atom Scientists Indicted by U.S.   Two Red Organizers Also Held for Failure To Answer Questions

= iat ee ee ee  NAMED IN INDICTMENT   Contempt of Congress Charge in Atom Bomb Spy Case

3 Atom Scientists Indicted by Jury On Contempt Count   Two Organizers For Communists Also are Named

4 MEN INDICTED IN CONTEMPT CASE   2 A-Bomb Experts, 2 Red Organizers.Are Named

Lester Gillette To Make Race For  Governor Of Iowa Is Popular With

Chinese Read About U.S. Flaming Arrow Pipes, Gas-Blowing Machines

Will Pia Choose Ingrid Or Her Father? Sudae Says Child's Choice Will Be ‘Influential?

United States  Strikes Back  al Hungarians Orders Consulates  in New York, Cleveland Closed

Hungary Gets Ouster Order   Consulates To Be Closed In United States

United States Strikes Back  at Hungarians  Orders Consulates in New York.   Orders Consulates in New York, Cleveland Closed

North Korea's Key Eastern Port Is Taken  Americans Meeting Stiff Resistance

United Nations Losing Two Major Battles — Diplomatic and Military

AE ENEMY WITRIN:  Reds Use Labor Strife To Win Beachhead For Expansion In Britain

COMMUNISTS HAMMERING OUT BOLD DESIGN FOR WORLD CONQUEST WITH BRITAIN AS A PROVING GROUNDS AND 1 OF PRIME TARGETS   “THE ENEMY WITHIN" CHAPTER ONE

TRUMAN'S PLANE REACHES OT. LOU   2 FOREIGN POLICY SPEECHES TO BE MADE BY FRESIDENT IN STATE.

‘Officials Not: Alarmed Over Prospect ‘Of Slump in U.S. Output Switchover

Secret Night Talks Brighten Coal Picture   Conferees Get Down to ‘Dollars, Cents Negotiation’

Secret Talk Raises Coal Peace Hopes  Taunre COmnoratare   Lewis, Operators Get Down To Real  Terms Discussion

Arm Germany, De Gaulle Says   Strong France Need Have No Fear, He Asserts

39 Missing In Second French Air Disaster   Plunges Into Persian Gulf Where Another Crashed Monday

Second Air France Ship Falls In Gulf   Crash Is Almost Same Spot Where Other French Plane Went Down; Sabotage Has Not Been Discarded By Officials

Fear 44 Are Dead In Crash Of French Plane Which Crashes In Persian Gulf

Airliner Crashes At Almost Same Spot _ Where Sister Ship Carried 46 To Death Two Days Ago: Twelve Infants On Plane

Second Crash of Air France Plane in Persian Gulf This Week Takes Forty Lives  Twelve Survivors Are Rescued; ‘ Investigation Is Started

Second Air France Plane Crashes in Persian Gulf   Fear 39 of 52 Aboard are Dead, 13 are Rescued

Disaster Off Bahrein Island In Persian Gulf  Report Six Rescued; Disaster Occurs   Report Six Rescued; Disaster Occurs During Raging Storm

40 DEAD IN NEW FRENCH AIR DISASTER   Airliner Carrying 52 Falls in Persian Gulf Near Spot Where 46 Were Killed 2 Days Ago.

French Plane Dives info Persian Gulf   5 Dead, 6 Rescued; Military Craft Reported ‘Lost’

12 Survive Persian Gulf Air Tragedy  Same Spot Where 46 Died Two Dave Ago

Persian Gulf Again Seene Of Accident   Airliner Lands In Water On Approach To Landing Strip

40 Missing In French Air Crash   2nd Big Crackup Within Two Days Over Persian Gulf

PLUNGES INTO PERSIAN GULF NEAR  ANDING   12 Infants On™ Passenaer Liet:

Second Plane Crashes In Persian Gull: AQ of 52 Persons Aboard Feared Dead

39 of the 52 Aboard the French Ship Are Feared Dead   13. PERSONS RESCUED

Both Airplanes Nearly Crash In Same Spot   Fear 40 Die In Latest Accident; Hint Sabotage

Tragedy Occurs Near Scene Of  Tuesday's Crash  Sabotage Possibility Raised in Persian Gulf Accident

Aircraft Plunges sta ersian Gulf  BPi naan Wath Nan Gx   Plane Falls In Same Location As Ill-Fated Sistership; 12 Saved

Plane Gees Down ‘In Persian Gulf At Almeet Exact Spot Other Fell

{) Are Believed Dead In Persian Gulf Disaster   Tragedy Follows Similar Wreck Two Days Ago

Ship Second Of Company To Go Down In Two Days   Sabotage Possible  In Persian Region  As Revolts Abound

Second C-54 Crashes in  Persian Gulf   Air France Planes Take Toll of 86,  Sahotace Hinted

4A Believed Dead in New Airliner Crash   Skymaster Ditched Off Bahrein island In Persian Gulf

French Plane Plunges Info Dersian Gulf   Second Tragedy In Two Days; Commie Sakotaace Hinted

Second Plane Lost In Gulf   Air France Loses Another Airliner in Persian Gulf This Week

39 Killed In Airliner Crash In Persian Gulf   Air France Plane Falls Into Sea Off Bahrein Isle

Second French Airliner Downed In Persian Gulf  39 Persons Feared Dead; 12 Rescued As Planes Search

—PLANE WRECKAir France Has Second Catastrophe  12 Of 52 Aboard Reported Rescued .

REPORT FORTY FEARED DEAD, 12 RESCUED   Airliner Falls Near Scene Of Monday’s Tragedy  SARNTAGE      By Communists Is Hinted; Americans, Braish Join In Rescue Attempts

12 ARE RESCUED INCLUDING FOUR CREW MEMBERS   Accident Second For Sky* master In Two Days; Sabotage Hinted

SecondFrench — Plane Crashes   Plunges Into Persian Gulf Near the Same Spot as That Which Figured in Trag edy Two Days Ago — Communist  Sabotage in Indo-China Hinted.   FEAR 40 DEAD; i2 SAVED ™

2nd Air France Plane Hits Gulf Where 46 Died  Sister Ship Plunges. Into Sea At Bahrein; Sabotage Is Hinted-

ANOTHER FRENCH AIRLINER CRASHES   40 Of 52 Aboard Believed Killed In Plunge Into ‘Persian Gulf

OF SABOTAG  oF OTA IS DISCUSSE   Of 52 Aboard Giant Engined “Air France C-54 Skymaster 13 Are Saved   PREPARING TO LANG

FEAR 40 DEAD ABOARD PLANE DOWN IN GULF   Crashes Almost At Sam Spot As Did Anothér Plane 2 Days Ago

Second Big French Airliner Crashes In Three Days: 40 Feared Dead

2nd French Plane Falls; 11 Babies Dic   Craft Phinges Into -Persian Gulf: Saye 12

FRENCH AIRLINER CRASHES IN GULF; FEAR FORTY DEAD   FORTY-SIX KILLED IN SIMILAR MISHAP ONLY TWO DAYS AGO

2nd in2 Days; Planes Lost At Same Spot   Bodies of Victims of First Disaster Are Reenveread

Fear Toil High As 50 Aboard Crashed Plane   French Colonials On Craft That Falls Into Persian Gulf

TRAGEDY SECOND ONINDO-CHINALINE INLAST TWO DAYS   Twelve Survivors Rescued; Several Other Persons till Mieina

TULSA’S MAYOR IS SHELVED BY PRIMARY VOTES   Roy Lundy Routed in Race for Renomination—Police Official Also Beaten

Iwo Executed At Rockview  Beaver County Dual Slayer Pays Penalty

Cold Returns To Oklakoma; Showers Loom   Overcoats Come Out Of Mothballs Again; Sharp Drop in Mercury Listed in Some Towns

Rail Unions Plan Pay Hike Drive  Million Railroaders   Million Railroaders Included In Campaign

DRIVE FOR RAIL PAY BOOST LIKELY      LEADERS OF 1,000.000 EMM FLOYES SCHEDULE MEETING FOR OCTOBER il.

Senate Bloc Okays Bill to ‘Black Out’ Sending RaceData   Transmission Prior Te Race Would Be Banned; See Threat To Press

Favor Bill to Ban Sending Race Data  Deny Newspapers Taraet of Measure

Senate Committee Approves Racing ‘Blackout’ Measure  Proposal Is Designed To Put Crimp In Transmission Of Gambling News

Unification Fight Brings Decision   Appointment Of Sherman To Denfeld’s Position Being Withheld By Senate

JENFELD CUTS 4)-YEAn NAVY SERVICE THE:   \pplies for Retirement a Resuit of Ouster in Unification Row.

Denfeld Asks To Be Retired After 41 Years   Has No Plans For Future. Admiral Says: Leaves On March Ist

Denfeld Asks To be Retired From Navy   Admiral Quits Over Ouster As Naval Chief

Denfeld Will Retire From Navy March 1   (Ousted Chief of Naval Opera tions Quitting After Forty One Years Service

Denfeld Asks Retirement   Irked By Ouster Admiral Wants To Quit Navy

Irked by Ouster as Navy Chief   Announcement Made at First Naval Headquarters

Has Served in Navy for 41 Years   Apparently Irked by Ouster as Chief of Naval Operations

Selling Wave Hits Markets; Stocks Drop   Lower Trend Among Many Issues; Little Buying Noticeable

Wants No ‘Qualifications’ to Pay Debate: Hour Set Matches Date In Federal Court on T-H Violations

WHITE HOUSE MAY POSTPONE U.S. ACTION   Truman Hopes Miners To End Walkout On Monday

Time Nears For Moscow To Decide On What Moves To Take In Korean Battle

What Will Russia Do - - If and When— North Koreans Start Losing Conflict?

What Will Russia Do When Friends In North Korea Begin To Lose? Time For Decision Draws Nearer

lime Uraws INear tor vecision—  What Will Russia Do When Koreans Lose?

RUSSIANS-FACE TOUGH DECISION   American Wonders What _ Will Re Sovict'a Next Step When North Koreans Be . gin To Lose War.

Russia To Face Showdown In Korea  * * * * * cal * * * * *  bine By Reds Mav Force Kremlin To Take Open Action

‘Time for Moscow's Decision on What Will ‘Happen Affer Korea Is Drawing Near

4 Open Aggression Or More Delay? Russia Faces Major Problem In Korean War

Red Korean Reverses Speed Time  For Soviet Decision on Asian War   Will Russia Move Openly Into Conflict, or Wait for Better Odds and Higher Stakes? That Question Closely Studied in Washington

Time Is Drawing Near When Russia Must Face Decision on Whether To Move Openly Into Korean War

ANSWER KEY TO WORLD WAR-III.  If Ko-Reds Begin to Lose, Will Russians Move in?

Time for Moscow Decision on War  Now Approaching   Must Weigh Risks of Koves Defeat and Taking A Direct Stand Againat Allies

Showdown Near On Soviet Plans After Korea War   Soviet Prestige With Satellites Faces Stern Test

Can't Confirm Report of Plof By High Russian:   Berlin Newspaper Declares Soviet Purge Continues

Report Russian  Purge. ‘Afler Plot  by High. Officials __ Overthrow, oe  a a ee

Pravda Blasts War Emergency  a, Ss    Truman Accused of ‘War Hysteria’

Atom Expert Gets 7 Years For Espionage  British Court Hears   British Court Hears Fuchs Say He Ratted On Russian Agents

New Spy Hunt Seen As Fuchs Gets 14 Years   Atomic Bomb Scientist Whispers ‘Guilty’ In Short Trial

TRIAL OF SCIENTIFIC WIZARD LASTS 90 MINUTES  British Scientist Admits Giving Top Atom Bomb Data To Reds: Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison

Reds Scientist Admits Telling On Soviet Spies  Mystery Woman Visit  Mm"... ._. peg... B,:-k   Mystery Woman Visits Prisoner After Brief British Court Trial

UR. FUGHS GETS 14 YEARS FOR BARING ATOMIG SEGRETS   Scientist Draws Maximum Sentence in British Court for Giving Information to Russia.   ENTERS GUILTY PLEA AT 90-MINUTE TRIAL   International Spy Hunt May Be Touched Off by Facts Defendant Is Said to Have Revealed.

Fuchs Given Prison Term  As Red Spy   Refugee Scientist Pleads  Guilty to Four Counts  fs Meroe ere Bere

Dr. Fuchs Gets 14-Year Term For A-Spying   Briton Pleads Guilty In 90-Minute Trial;  Gives Officials Facts

Fuchs Admits Passing Atom Data To Reds   Jekyli-Hyde Scientist Whispers ‘Guilty’ To Charges Of Betraying Atomic Secrets To The Russians

Fuchs Given 14-Yr. Term As Atom Spy   Chief Justice Rebukes ‘Grossest Treachery,’ Scientist Reveals He Has Told Red Secrets

Jekyll-Hyde Wizard Ot Science Whispers “Guilt” When Arraigned In Old Baily Criminal Court

Strike Is Begun By Employes Of Chrysler Plants   About 89,000 Employes Of Pants Affected By Strike Called Today   DEADLOCKED ON PENSION PROGRAM  {RITLLETIN)

25 Chrysler Plants Strike, 112,000 Idled   Deadline Is Jumped Fifteen Minutes as Negotiations Deadlocl

114,000 Men Are Idled By Strike   UAW, Management Each Blames Other

Thousands Of Others To Be ldle   Negotiations End 15 Minutes Before Walkout Deadline

C. J. Kersten Is Winner In  5th District   Republicans Retain Eight Seats In House, Gain Another In Wisconsin Election Tuecday

G OP Captures Nine OutofTen Badger Seats   Zahlocki:Sole Demoeral To Keep Congress Post; Biemiller Is Defeated

Clarion Co.Woman Is Injured Fatally In Auto Accident   Mrs. Golda F. Barger, 4: West Monterey, Dies Early Friday

Employment Hit New High In September  Reflects Increased Industrial Activity

2 MILLION JOBS CREATED IN YEAR   EMPLOYMENT IX NON-FSRM  LINES REACHES ALL-TIME I HIGH OF 45,500,000.  :

D.M. Transit Firm And Council Agree On Service Plan   Fares Raised as Company Drops { Unprofitable Line

Britain Will Sell Tools To Russia   Attlee Defends Policy In Nationwide Speech

Sales Of Tools To Russians Won’t Hurt Defense Needs, Attlee Says In Fireside Chat

May Rainfall Is Below Normal, But No Drought  Corn Planting Goin   Corn Planting Going Forward Rapidly with Reappearance of Sun

May Rainfall Is Below Normal,  But No Drought  OO pre pi. awed: Bee ’ ae   Corn Planting Going Forward Rapidly witl Reappearance of Sun

Swift Action Ente On Draft  xtension Act   Compromise Slated  To Grant President rr

Early Action On Draft Bill   Compromise Expected Today Giving Pres. Trumar Power to Move,

Compromise Qn Truman's Authority Indicated rity 10!  Senate-House Conferees Work For Two-Year Draft Extension

FRANCE ASKS 780 MILLION FOR ARMS   TWO OF HER CABINET OFFICERS OUTLENE CASE AT PENTAGON LUNCHEON.

Armament TalksAre Opened-Here By French Chiefs   Republic Seeka Funds ‘Tc Double,Production i Next Year f

Further Rail Unrest Faces Nation Now  Rail Peace Pact Program Rejected By Brotherhood

Double Killing In KC Brings Political Echo  Demo Power. Aide   Demo Power, Aide Shot in Clubroom; Intense Probe Set

SUBJECTS DEMAND REFORM  Refuge in Inzian Embassy Souaht by King of Nepal

The Texas Boy Scouts AreIssuing — Passports To The Republic Of Texas

Report Truman Plans To Declare U.S. Emergency   Would Set Stage For Wage-Price Materials Controls

Home-Front Moves Seen  ‘In 48 Hours   Government Stars Setting Stage For Wage-Price Curbs

WAGE-PRICE CONTROL SEEN      White House Declaration of Emer ‘gency Favored by Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff and Many Members of Congress.

uptial Mass Solemnized Ir St. Ann’s Church On Sunday Morning   \JOURNEY TO CANADA

Income Median  Set At $3,200   Average Family’s Earning Power Up

Bonner Wanis Probe of  Missouri Plan  Congressional Stud Suaaested After   Congressional Study Suggested After Breakdown Viewed

Bonner Wants Probe of Missouri Plan  Congressional Stud)   Congressional Study Suggested After Breakdown Viewed

Attlee Completes Cabinet Despite Election Setback  Audience Scheduled With King 4, Infares   Audience Scheduled With King to Inform Him of Labor's Plans

UN To Get Report — On Korean Crisi:   Evidence On Russian Arms Used aes Reds May Be Presented

U.N. IS SET FO NEW REPORT O} WAR IN KOREA   Diplomats Expect Bitter Russian Attack In Security Council

UN To Get War Report; India Plan Delayed  Malik Criticism —   Malik Criticism Expected On Soviet Source Of Arms

KOREAN DEBATE RESUMES TODAY   Second Report From MacArthur May Touch Off Soviet Attack

B-1's Hit Reds, Installations Far North Of Paralle   Big Ronians tata pie  Highways, Rail L  Blosted In Wide na

Air Observers Report Communists Trying For Pincer Movement; Dress In Leaves And Grass To Confuse Americans; Many  . Snipers And Guerrillas.

25th Catches RedsInHeavy Flanking Fire   But Enemy Comes On In Hordes; Pusan Communications Line Now Threatened

VESTBROOK PEGLER   inti-Nazi League Branded As Tool Of I. Lipschutz

BERRIEN YOUTH DIES IN CRASH   Waterviiet Soldier And 3 Companions Killed In Indiana Mishap

Battleship Missouri Rocked by TNT Blasts to Break’Suction of Mud

Big Mo's Buoyancy Increased When Two TNT Blasts Set Off Near Her

Rejection of Price Supports By State Growers Méans Cheaper Spuds This Fall

ASKS CONGRESS FOR POWERFUL ARMED FORCES —   States Democracies Must Match Russia In Military Might

Congress Hears Acheson Report On Conferences  Says Potent Armed RIGOR eee ene See el   Says Potent Armed Forces Needed To Curb Aggression

Congress Given Data By Acheson   Atlantic Combine Setup Detailed

BOY SLAYS MINER WITH + STOLEN GUN   Fourteen-Year-Old Fires From Ambush; He and Cousin, 9, Rob Body.

BOYS, 14 AND 9, ADMIT MURDER OF COAL MINER   SHOT MAN DOWN FROM AMBUSH TO TAKE WALLET, CAR

Santa Surprised   Keen-Eyed Child Spots Grandpe’s Sleigh In Store

American Tanks Crash Through Roadblocks To Aid Defense Of Vital East Coast Fighter Base   Enemy Abandons Southern Anchor Base At Chinju; 24th Division Containing” Enemy Bridgehead On Lower Naktong

FIGHTER BASE NEXT TARGET; REMOVE PLANES   Americans Advance Closer To Chinju — ‘In Southern Sector -:

Brifish Tackling Six-Year Program   Aim At Improving Condi. tions in Southeast Asia As Anti-Communism Move

MANY “WHITE BROTHERS” AGREE   End Of World Prediction By Old Indian Is Given Support

White Brothers Share Navaje's Belief tibal Medicine Man Predicts End Of World In [950

15 Squadrons Of Air Guard Being Called   Months of Hard Fighting Believed Ahead in Korea

rive National Guard Air Groups Called   Units ‘Will Receive Orders in the  TAD ae Enitieatl

Chinese Reds ~ Get New Slan   Soviets Skip U.N. Session On Point Four Plan

ST. LOUIS TRANSIT SYSTEM 15 SEIZED   GOVERNOR SMITH ACTS AT DEADLINE SET FOR BUS.   STREFTCAR STRIKE,

Truman, Reporters in Tiff Over Interview  President Breaks Tradition Against Exclusive Interviews: Newsmen Irked

. BUGLE TO ACADEMY   L. M. Eek, jr., Presents Famous Instrument That Ended Civil War

Closer Cooperation Is Called for on Foreign Affairs   ‘Republican ,Leader Wants — Party Chiefs to Sit at Conferenee With Acheson

G.O.P. Issues New Call For  Cooper ation   Wherry Wants Bid fo Closed-Door Aphecon Meeting’

STRIKE VIOLENCE LAID TO UNION OFFICIALS.   Fennessee Safety Head Saya Pick. ets Got Orders to “Start Fireworks” Before Shooting.

Four Cars Damaged. ‘In Two Crashes Here One: Driver: Charged - An  “Each Of Two Accidents In Cit Lact Niaht 

Barnard Weman Suffers Head Inimry in Auto Collision Here Saturday

[Son Master-Minds $6,690 Robbery 'In Which Dad Nearly Beatento Death

SAYS SRD WAR COULD RESULI IF CUTS MADE   Wants Full Amount Of Foreign Aid Cash Appropriated

Truman Warns Russians May Overrun More Free  Nations And Attack U.S.   President Lashes Critics Of Administration Program For Weeding Communists Out Of Government As Political Machination

PRESIDENT WARNS NATION RUSSIA MAY BE HELPED FOR ATTACK ON AMERICA

Demands Full Aid He Asked   Says Sharp Cuts in Foreign Aid Might Precipitote Third World Wor

Foreign Aid Slash Could Bring New War, Says Trumar,  Dracident Alen VAftubhntd. mi   President Also Withholds Decision on Use of State Department Lovalty Files

Truman Says Foreign Red Threat Reat   Communist Hunt At Home Played Down In Telk To Bar

Okay Asked On Program For Europe   Counters Efforts Of Economy Block To Slash Measure

Truman Says Communism Is Real Dange1   President Dismisses Importance of U.S. Variety, Thougl

rears soviet W 1!  Swallow Them in Effort to Gain Power for Ultimate Attack on the United States.

TRUMAN APPEALS FOR FOREIUN All   WARNS THAT SHARP CUTS IN SPENDING MAY PRECIPI. TATE. THIRD WORLD WAR,

‘Full Amount’ Qf Bill Asked By President   Letier to Kee Citea Need  For Passage of Act Tn Fee Futirety aT

U.S. Cannot Turn Its Back On Rest Of World, He Says In Asking For $38,375,000,000; Also Lends Backing i Missouri Highway Plan

President Demands Passage Of “Full Amount” of Foreign Aid For Preservation of Peace

Says Little Countries Being ‘Swallowed Up’ To Increase Soviet Power

Soviet Seizure Of More Free Nafions Feared  President Lashes At McCarthy in Reply to Critics   Greatest Threat

Presidential Reply OnRed File Delayed   Truman Issues Warning To Economy Bloc: Seen Major Blow For Peace

Truman Asks Full Amount. Of ECA Funds   President Warns A Slash Could Bring Third World War

‘Full Amount’ Demanded As House Debates   Economy Bloc Efforts Fought by President

HST Calls On Congress For Full Amount Of Foreign Aid As ‘Major Blow’ For Peace

Call For  ‘Full Sum In Aid Bill   Request by Trumar For Grant as a “Major Blow” in Peace Program

War May Result If Fund Is Cut, President Warns   U. §. Cannot Turn Its Back On Rest Of World, He Says In Asking For $3,375,000,000; Also Lends Racking To Missouri Highway Plan

HST Replies © To Charges By McCarthy   Communists Inside Nation Called “Noisy But  Small” Group

Truman Warns Aid Cuts May Precipitate War   Demands Full Sum of Administration’s Requests

Reds Challenged To  Prove Peace Purpose  President-Aftirms Peace Founded On luetina Ac Sala Aim (C¥ linitad Statec .

Communist Push Abroad Big Threat, Truman Says   Says Reds in U. S Few but Noisy; Defends Federal Lovalty Program

News Day And Night   President Asks Approval Of Full Amount For ECA Foreign Aid   He’s Still Silent On Loyalty Files      But Full Approval Given FBI Information Given Sub-Committee

HOUSE APPROVAL OF BILL URGED  HST Warns Foreign Aid Cuts Miaht Cause New World War

Awaits 2nd Death Term   Robert A. Watts Found Guilty of Killing In 1947

Waits Awaits Death Penaity   Twice-convieted Man Laughs and Jokes in County Jail,

B. H. Corporal Describes F ight   Richard Laneaster In Center Of Gory 30- Mile Trek To Korean Port

TELLS HORRORS OF KOREAN WAR ne ee EE  Benton Harbor Soldier Writes From Battle Front

Next Move By Russia May Be In Japan   Diplomatic Officials Convinced That Some Action Is Planned

Boost 1 in Wages, Decline i in Prices  Will Be AFL Goa   Green Asserts Higher Pay And Lower Costs Will Halt Unemployment

‘Witnesses’ Jam N.Y.   World Convention of Jehovah's: Witnesses . Draws 65000 Delegates

BUDENZ PROMISES AID IN SPY HUNT   “ave He Will Give Names of Num. her In Government He Believes Are Communniste,

U. §. Concentrates On Improvements In Medium Tanks   Not Stampeded by Rumors of Monster Russian Armor

US Armor Experts Decline To Be Stampeded Into Monster Tank Production By Rumors

U. S. Improving Medium Tanks   Armor Experts Refuse To be Stampeded Into Output of Huge Tanks

American Tank Theories Unchanged Despite Rumors of Russian Giants

American Armor Experts Decline To Be Stamneded to Monster T ank Types

BODIES OF 5 MEN FOUND IN GASFILLED GARAGE   Three Civilians and Two Sol: diers Victims of Carbon : Monoxide.

F ayelteville Police lind Bodies Of Five Men  Overcome By Carbon Monoxide In Renair Shor

Carbon Monoxide Fatal... . ee ORIG Fatal...  Five Persons Lose Lives By Poisoning

ihree Civilians, two Soldiers Dead  Fayetteville Police Find Bodies Of Five Men Overcome By Carbon Monoxide In Repair Shop

BODIES OF 5 MEIN FOUND IN GASFILLED GARAGE   Three Civilions ond Treo Soldiets Victims of Carton  pdanoxe =a

FIVE KILLED BY MONOXIDE GAS   Three Civilians And Twa Soldiers Are Found Dead In Garage

Fumes Fatal To Five in Garage   3 Civilians and 2 Soldiers Die From Carbon Monoxide Gas

FREE WORLD BOYCOIT NOW UNDER STUDY   Proposal Follows New Peiping Rejection Of UN Appeal!

Boycott Of China Under  U.S. Study   Diplomats Look For More Vigor in U. S. Policy In Assembly

President Truman Sends 21 Plans to Congress On Government Reorganization

TRUMAN GALLS FOR CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT   Plans Would Make Hoover Commission Dream Come True

Truman Sends His Improvements To Legislators   Proposals Would Move Toward the Goal Set By Hoover Commission

Sends Plans To Revise  Government   Truman Presents Package Proposals To Senate, House

Economy Plan Takes in Half  Hoover Report   Maritime, NLRB, Labor Dept. Changes Sent te Congress ~

President Sends Reorganization Plans to Congress  Would Carry Out

Hoover Report Action Is Taken By President   Congress Is Sent 2] Reorganization Plans Would Include Half of Proposals.

New Shifts Announced  By Truman   Reorganization Plans Would Give Effect to Hoover Report

MESSAGES ARE SUBMITTED BY WHITE HOUSE   Reorganization Would Make Half of Hoover Commission Dream Come True.

Revised UN Resolution Proposed   Measure To Give UN Military ‘Teeth Under Revisior By America

UN GROUP 10 NTUDY PLANS FOR AN ARIA   Revised Resolution Gives  Assembly “Power” to Malt Annracenr

U5, PRESENTS PLAN TO STOP AGGRESSORS  Revised Resolution Puts Military Teeth In Measure Now Before U.N.

2 U. S. DESTROYERS ARE FIRED UPON   Machinegun and Mortar Blasts From Guns of Indo-Chinese Rebels Fail to Find Mark.

American Ships Are Fired Upon   Indo-China Guerrillas Oper Up On U. 8. Destroyers

INDOCHINESE FIRE ON TWO DESTROYERS   Machinegun, Mortar Fire Fails To Hit Pair Of American Shing

18 Warships, 500 Planes in  Far Pacifie   Department of Defense Reveals US Manpower Of 123,500 in Area

List Forces In Pacific   Over 500 Airplanes  18 Warships and Some 123,000 Men Available

Mental Patient Held In Slaying   At Least 2-Year-Old   Bratricide Snanactad

nr eeeeemnnenmmnemnemaamiaanaaann Shriveled Corpse Found After Two Years  Fx-Mental Patient Suspected In Secret Murder Of Brother

CHRYSLER EMPLOYES GIVEN WAGE INCREASE   Contract Is Almost Exact Replica Of Famed General Motors Acree ment

High Court Eyes City Income Taxes  Dayton, Toledo Levies Before Ohio Tribunal

ANNUAL VESPERS AT K. U. SUNDAY   Christmas Program at Hoch Auditorium Drew Usual Throngs   A NORTHERN MADONNA

ANNUAL VESPERS AT K. U. SUNDAY   Christmas Program at Hoch Auditorium Drew Usual Throngs

MOVING AHEAD ON KANSAS BUILDINGS   Union Contracts Soon Journalism Bids to Be Re Let in December

MOVING AHEAD ON KANSAS BUILDINGS   Union Contracts Soon Journalism Bids to Be ReLet in December   BOND ISSUE. NEEDED

TRAIXING TO BE STEPPED UP   Guardsmen Say Units Can Bi Ready for Action In Four t * Six’ Months.

Soon Call New Units Of Guard   By Year End, Draft Mav Reach 250.000

Truman Names Dulles Foreign Policy Advisor   Blast Claim GOP Is Ignored; Will Join Acheson In London

Dictatorship Is Feared  Kilgore Anti-Red   Kilgore Anti-Red Bill Under Fire

‘First Gl to Escape from Guerrillas ‘Reveals How Peasants Aided Him

US. BOMBER FORCE AT 500   Most Are B-29 Superforts; LeMay Says Groups Kept Ready.

J. DOMAERS CAN REAGH ANY  WORLD TARGET   Strategic Bombing Force o 500 Carry Increased Power to Destrov.

500 PLANES IN STRATEGIC BOMBING FORCE   U. S. Responsible For Long-Range “Rombing Under Pact

Strength of U.S Bombing Force is Set at 500   Types of Planes Read: to Defend Nation  Are Described by Officers Today,

CIVILIANS TO GET LESS COPPER, BRASS   15 Per Cent Redaction Will Go Into Effect Janvary 1, C.  & Annnunret

Copper Use Cut 15% In Civilian 1951 Production   Other Stringencies See As Nation Girds For Long Siege

Legion to Extend A New Committee   Un-American Activities Branch to Be Organized In States, Says Chief

Legion Girds for Fight To Expose Communism   Snider Named to Post

Legion Names Un-American Activities Unit   Would Assist FBI In Tracking Down Commies in U.S.

Tugs Chug But ‘Big Mo’ Just Squats— That Winter Caribbean Cruise Is Off

Tugs Fail to Free Missouri  Effort to Release PenamandA Beastlach::

Navy Gives Un In Attempts to Free Big Mo From Mud  21 Vessels Heave Two Hours Without Budging Battleship

Pen Trusty Takes Pair   Doing 100 Years, Bids For Freedom as He Makes Capture.

World Like  It Was Nine  Year Ago? Grim Parallel;  America Faces Wa  As It Did Dec. 7

READY FOR WAR : Crisis Today ' Remind: Of Pre-Pearl Harbor   Chinese Striize For Quick U.N. Knockout

w U.S. Int  World Today “Strikes Grim Parallel With 1941 When Japanese Ships Steamed for Pearl Harbo

World Situation Bears Striking Similarity to Pre-Pearl Harbor Davs 

HISTORY REPEATS — This Week End Strangely Parallels Another One in December, 1941

World Today Strikes Grim Parallel With 19 When Japanese Shins Steamed for Pearl Harbor

ALLIES WEAK IN MANPOWER, MIGHTY IN INDUSTRY  US Is Far Better Prepared For War Now Than in 1941

Seven Held On Multiple Charges In Connection With Theft Of Milk = Truck From Driver Of Independent Firm ‘   NO NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN PLANNED

RUSSIA SPEEDS UP ATOMIC WORK   SENATORS TOLD INTENSIVE EFFORT TO DEVELOP WEAPONS IS UNDER WAY,

Russians Striving For Atom Weapons   Senate Approves Big Fund For. Development In This Nation. -

State's Political Leaders Close Campaigns Tonight   Final Radio Appeals Slated; Approximately 700,000 Ballots Predicted For Tuesday Vote

For full details on local balfoting and Alamance County vanes cee ware &.

N.C. CANDIDATES STEAM UP ORIVE   Democratic And Republiean  — Leaders Will Make Final   Apneals To Voters To. night.

Spellman Urges Faithful To Be Prepared for Death; Sees War Signs Increasing.

Editorial, Business  Staffs Out   Printers Respecting Guild Picket Lines ot World-Telegram

New York World-Telegram And Sun, Hit by Strike, Unable to Print Editions

King Leopold May Return to Belgian Throne   Catholic Victory In Parliament  Could End Exile

Leopold Earns Right to Return To Belgian Rule   {ommunist Party Is Dealt Stunning Blow in Election Held Yesterday.

Love Gets Him Into Troubles   Robs Bank for- Love of Dance Hall Heatess, She Talks Him Into Giving up

IRL 1) RAISED TOSAINTHOOD   MARIA GORFTT!I HAILED BY POPF AS FXFMPLAR FOR CATHOLIC VOUTH.

500, 000, Including Mother See Pope Elevate 11-Year-Old to Sainthood

Duff and Fine Rejoined in Tour   Republican Candidates To Speak in Four NE  County Communities

Assault On $29 Billion Budget Bill  Falters; House May Increase Size

Tax Slash Process To Continue Today  But Appropriations - May Be Increased

Circus Holdup Brings Action By FBI   Removal To Arkansas Sought; Hearing Is Scheduled At Omaha

Ohio Accidents Claim 11 Lives   Three Perish as Plane Crashes at Cleveland

Clamps Sought On East-West Trade System   Acheson Told To Use Pressure In London

State Will Not Approve Small Jail      Inspector Says New Building Must House 200

STATEDEMANDS 00- PRISONER BERRIEN JAIL   Will Not Approve Plan To Cut Size of Structure

WEST GERMAN ARMY BACKED BY ACHESO}   Divisions to Aid Unified Europe Defense Plan

SELECT DAIRY QUEEN APRIL 25   Eleven Farm Girl Girls To Vie _ For County Title At - Eau Claire

Thousands Are Driven From Homes   Ft. Knox Troops Ordered Out for  Duty in Indiana

4,500 Flee Rising Water Tn Nine States   Soldiers Rushed To Vincennes, Ind.; Coast Crops Dying

Army Rushed To Stricken  Flood Area, 4000 Homeless 49 Dead From High Water

Rush Troops Into Flood Areas in  3 States   High Water Spreads Along Ohio and Southern Rivers; 4000 Evacuated

4,000 Persons Driven From Homes In Illinois Missouri and Indiana

IN BOLD BID 10 TRAP REDS  Steel Ring of Advaneing Troops Is Clos-

Yanks Making Bold Bidto Trap 63. 000   12, 000 Reds Already Caught in Pincers Around Capital

Bold Bid Is Made ToTr ‘ap  Enemy Tr "Oops   North Korean Defense Collapsing; Huge Drive Is Nearing Pyoneyang

Baruch Urges Standby Plan For Controls   Rush Modified Truman Program, Statesman Says

Baruch Suagests  Adding Standby Rationing Powers   Urges Banking Grou; To Bolster Limited Cantrols Asked

King Stands Pat, Orders © Fathia Home   (See early story Page 3)

Boy Chasing Dog Is Killed by Auto   IOWA TRAFFIC DeATUS By The Associated Presa January 12 1900 January 17. 1949

ANOTHER TRUMAN PROPOSAL KILLED   SENATE REJECTS REORGANI. ZATION PLAN FOR AGRICUL. TURE DEPARTMENT.

Reorganization Plan Upheld in  Senate Vote   Change in Commerce Department Survives Attempt to Kill it as  Deadline Approaches

Shakeup Plan For Commerce AgencyBacked  Senate Votes To Uphold Proposal  Bar Raarganiming

Senate Debates Reorganization  Fate OF Proposed Changes Uncertain

One of Truman's Plans Is Upheld   Reorganization for Commerce Dept. OKd

Senate Studies Reorganization Measures   Last Three of Trumar Plans To Face Tough Sledding

‘Senate Upholds Commerce Dept. Reorganization   Defeats Wiley Effort to Kill Truman Project

Agriculture Reorganization  Plan Killed   Labor and Commerce Department Plans Approved Earlier

Truman Plan of Overhaul Wins Support   Solons Defeat Bid by G, O. P. Member “to Kill Proposal

Senate Vkays Truman Plan [In Commerce   Reorganization Mea« ure  Wins Approval; Others Face Test Today

Senate Upholds Reorganization Of Department   Midnight Deadline Faces Congressmen; Proposals Become Law Unless Defeatec

COMMERCE DEPT. PROPOSAL UPHELD   Senate Backs Truman Plan For Reorganization;  Other Tests Faced

Senate Upholds Reorganization Of Commerce   Truman Plan Carrie: As Deadline Nears On 21 Proposals

Truman’s Plan Wins Senate OK   Plan For Commerce Department Change Endorsed In Effect By Senators

—43 TO 29—  Two Other Plans Up For Action   MIDNIGHT IS DEADLINE

SENATE DEBATES LAST BILLS FOR REORGANIZATION   MIDNIGHT DEADLINE TO REJECT TRUMAN’S EFFICIENCY PROGRAM

Senate Backs Truman Plan  To Revise Commerce Dept.   Lawmokers Seek to Beat Midnight Deadline In Vate an Ofer Reorsanization Plans

Senators Defeat Efforts To Block Commerce Change  Truman Proposals On Reorganization Win in Late Rush

Senate Okays One of Plans For Revisions   Department Of Commerce Changs Survives Test

Vishinsky Raises Peace Possibility Before U.N.   Says West Must End ‘Tough’ Policy, Uroes Return To War's ‘Canneration’

Unhappy Son-in-Law Loses in Running Contest To House, Police Car

Dr. Joynt Hails  Pearson Forecast  Of Hickenlooper Purge  De. R. J. Joynt, democratic  panaty elhairman fodag catted   Wayne Ostlund New Owner Of Riter Food Store

FIRE EMERGENCY TRUCK RESPONDS TO 3 CALLS   10-Year-Old Boy Breaks Wrist; Woman Cuts Hand: Man Aided

GOP Senators Would Expand  Coal Survey  Want Study To Seek  Ways To Deal With  ( Seteticel Caathene

Seeks to Prevent Critical Strikes  GOP Would Broader  Truman Coal Survey

GOP Asks Survey Seek Ways fo End Crippling Strikes  Would Broaden Proposed Study

G.O.P.Would Put Teeth In Coal Study   Truman Proposal Brings Bid For Ways To Deal With Tieups

Curb on Strikes s Wanted, {00  EN , ONE sone ene Se   Expansion Sought For Cdal Survey

Would Extend Request Made By President   GOP Wants Ways to Deal With Strikes Included   SURVEY ASKED   Truman Had Proposed Gommission be Named  to Study Coal Industry.

Republicans Propose Coal Industry Survey Include Ways to Deal with Critical Strikes

Republicans Try ToBroaden Stud) Of Coal Industry   Suggest Including Survey Of Ways To Halt Critical Strike

, irvey May ‘include Way  To Contend With Strike   Republican Senators Suggest Additional Material Be Taken

GOP Interrupts Truman Request ForMine Study  Republicans Want  Survey To Include

G.0.P. Asks For Study of Strike Curbs   ‘Sick Industry’ Survey Could Be Broadened

Truman’s Request Is  For Review   President Asks: Coal Stady Commission and Submits Bill of Provision   Measure Assailed   Admltuistration Comes Out Againat ‘Trust’ Sretute

G. 0. P. Acts To Broaden Mining Study   Republicans Propose Survey of Handling Critica! Shutdowns

WIDER INQUIRY URGED IN COAL   GOP Solons Went Truman's Commission To Decide Way To Check Strikes

Air Stewardess Escapes Death  Purser Rescues Her From Fearful Drop

Plane Stewardess Is Rescued From  20,000-Foot Plunge   Quick-Thinking Purser Grabs Josephine Pou As Window Blows Out

GIRL ON PLANE ” SAVED BY PURSER   STEWARDESS GRABBED AS SHE 15 BEING BLOWN THROUGH BROKEN WINDOW.

Stewardess: Saved From  Death Fall Quick Thinking Purser Averts —

Villagers To Hold Meeting Tonight To Collect Funds   Pennsylvania Man Is Charged With Murder In Slaying Of Blind Cancer-Stricken Brother

Town Rallies To Support of Accused Mercy Killer with Financial Aid

Whole Town Rallies to Aid of Mai Held in Mercy Killing of Brother

Residents Of Pennsylvania Town To Support War Vet, 56, During Trial For Mercy Killing Of His Brother

Citizens of Town  Back Mercy Slayer   Man Is Accused of Killing His Blind Cancer-Ridden Brother To End Suffering

Town Folks Rally To Defense Of Man Accused Of Mercy- Slaying Of Brother  an YY. Mais Cc.    36-Year-Old Ex-Tannery Worker Charged With. ’ Murder Of Blind And Cancer-Ridden Fifty-Five-Year-Old Brother.

Citizens Of Coplay, Pa., Support Accused Mercy Slayer Of Brother

Plight Of Harold Mohr, Accused Mercy: Slayer, Arouses Sympathy Of Many

Garbage Collectors To Be No More For Hoosie: Town As Home Disposal Units Meet Approval

Indiana City C hanging Garbage Collecting FromCansIn Alley To The Kitchen Sink

ULD OFFENDER ESCAPED ARSON CHARGE HERE   Bristol Negro Only Wanted To ‘Smoke Boarders Out”’   FAILED TO PAY REN]

DARRAH PLEADS —  GUILTY IN COURT   Bristol Man Has Four Other  Counts Withdrawn  In Court Case  ‘TO PAY COSTS; JAILED   ‘TO PAY COSTS; JAILED

Romeo in Jail For Polygamy   Six--or Nine--Wives Counted on for Help

206-Pound, Six-Foot Casanova Not Sure If He Has Six Or Nine Wives.

Has Time in Jail fo Count His Wives   “Romeo”: Hopes One of “Sis or Nine” Will Put nia pee

ROMEO AWAITS AID FROM WIVES   Lonely Hearts Husband, Jailed, Doesn’t Know Whether He -Has Six Or Nine Marital Mates.

Lonely Hearts . Romeo Waiting For Big Bond   Hopes One Of Six, Possibly Nine, Wives May Put Up $20,600

Jailed Romeo Waits in Vain for One of ‘Six — Maybe 9 — Ex-Wives to Post Bail

Lonely Hearts Romeo Is Jailed   Bride Finds Five Marriage Permits

Five Perish When Flames Sween Home   fyrandmother and Four One dren Are Victims of Blaze In Remote Illinois Area

eave Oar Clouds: Be" New York City Faces Suit By Upstate Property Onwners

Top Problems Before Parley  Of Governors   Thurmond, Talmad ge Net Able to Attend White Sulnhur Talk

GOVERNORS MEETING FOR CONFERENCE  Chief Executives of Two Southern   Chief Executives of Two Southerr States Will Not At: tend Confab.

Police Seek Two Men In Portland Strangling  . F iP fOnvanar Dirlace Vinleanran in Tonrhor’c   Coroner Rules Vielence in Teacher's  Death after Police Reported Suicide

Witnesses Relate ‘Airliner’s Crash   13 Dead, 10 Injured In Plane’s Wreckave

Air Disaster Claims Lives Of Thirteen; Ten Injured   Craft Plunges To Earth Minutes After Takings Off

13 Killed, 10 Hurt As Plane Crashes, Burns   Family of Five Is Wipec Out In Mishap At Utica. N. ¥.. Airport

B DIE, 10 HURT ~IN PLANE CRASH   Charred Wreckage Is Al That Remains Of Big Airliner   GOES INTO TREETOPS

Aurliner Fall Takes 13 Toll   Family of 5 Among N.Y. Tragedy Vietinis

13 Persons Die In Airliner Crash  Family Of Five, Crew Among Dead

13 KILLED, 10 HURT IN CRASH OF BIG PLANE   Airliner Falls and Burns Two Minutes After Leaying Airport.

13 Die In Crash of  Plane   Ten Injured in Crackup of DC-3 Airliner Near  Utiea. New York

Family of 5 Wiped Out in  Air Tragedy   Plane Hits Trees, Bursts Into Flames

13 Die When Big Airliner ls Destroyed   10 Others Injured as DC-3 Crashes Into Tree-Tops and Then Burns on Take-Off

13 Die As Plane Falls, Burns  Holiday Travelers Plunged To Death

13 Killed, 10 Injured ; As Big Airliner Crashes And Burns On New York Farm

13 Dead, 10 Hurt Ris Plane Crashes At Utica Airport   Craft Falls Seconds Alter Leaving Ground

Plane Crashes After Take-off 13 Are Killed   Engine Failure Believed To Have Caused Mishap at New York Airport; Ten Are Injured.

13 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   10 Others Injured When Airliner Burns After Hittine Treetops

13 Persons Dead Following Crash Of Big Airliner   Bursts Into Flames After Plowing Into Treetops On Farm

AIRLINER CRASH KILLS THIRTEEN, TEN ARE SAVED   DC-3 Hits Tree - tops Catches Fire, Shortly After Taking Off

STALLS SHORT DISTANCE INLAND  Hurricane Hits-Upper Florida   Airliner Crashes Carrying 13 Persons to Fiery Death

Air Crash. Kills 13    Ten Others Injured In Take-off Accident In New York Monday

13 Are Killed in Airliner Crash  Family of Five Among those Dead

Committee Will Name Candidate Sometime Today   Republicans Also Naming Nominee

Seizure Was Caused By ‘Necessity’   Communist Radio Tell: Why Consulates In Peiping Were Taken

German Reds, Are Crushed  In Election  Of Congress   Socialized Basic Industry Favored ‘For Ruhr District

Crushing Defeat For Red Policies   But German Workers Vote for Socialization of Basic Industries   TURN BACKS ON RUSSIA   Blasts Communists Hope: of Winning the Ruhr Away From West

But Same Yoters ForSocialization InBasicIndustry   Once Communist Sector _ In Rubr Valley Area Candenins Eastern Reds

Ruhr Voters Reject Reds   Communists Receive A Crushing Defeat In Elections

same Voters Approve Socialization of Vast Industries—' Ruhr Valley Workers Give Caminunicm Crouching Defea

Reds Lose In German Vote  Favor Socialization Of Ruhr Industries

Communists Are Crushed In Balloting  Socialization Of Industry Favored

MANY FORMER COMMUNISTS TURN OVER      Party Gets 5.5 Per Cent Vote, Finishes Fifth  WORKERS      Vote For Socialization Of Industries; Extremists Fail Completely

Steel Workers, Miners Reject Russian Policies   Election Favors Creation Of Constitution Calling For Socialized Industtries; Reds Spurn Sovie

BRUASAL AAA A?  REJECT COMMUNISM     Vote For State Constitution . Calling For Socialization Of Industries

Ruhr Voters Reject Reds   Miners, Steel Workers Turn Down Russ Policies, Crush Communism at Polls

But German Workers Vote for Socialization of Basic Industries   TURN BACKS ON RUSSIA   Blasts Communists Hopes of Winning the Ruhr Away From West

Ruhr Voters Crush Reds   Party Gets Only 5.5“, Of Ballots; Call For Industry Socialization

Extremists Defeated in Kleection   Reds Receive Only 5.9 Per Cent Total Vote in Balloting

GERMAN VOTERS ° OF RUR REJECT ~ RUSSIAN POLICIES   Favor Constitution Calling For Nationalization Of Qacie Industries

Elections Held in Ruhr Valley   Reject Communism; Accent Socialism

Communism Gets Crushing Defeat In Ruhr Valley   Miners and Steel Workers Reject Russian Policy For Germany at Polls

German Voters  Reject Russia - Socialization OF Ruhr Industry Voted

Workers In Ruhr Give Reds Blow   Defeat Communism And Reject Soviet Policies In Germany

Ruhr Voters Reject Russiar  Reich Policies   Socialization Of Valley’s Industry Is O.K.’d At Polls

Reds Are Dealt Crushing Defeat In Elections  Ruhr Workers Vote Socialization Of Industries

UN Debates  China Issue  pemaye Action On  ‘eee scr. og heeahec ae -_

UNTO START DEBATE ON CHINA IN KOREA   Chinese Only Want To Discuss U.S. Fleet at Formosa

Coal Niingy; ngy/Dely Orders  To Work econd Day   Holding Out For Contract, They Refuss To Return To Mines

Operators Suspect Insincerity   Some Miners Have Not Yet Received - Orders to Work

Mine Whistles Are Ignored; Ask Contract  Pickets Active in ' Pennsylvania Area

Miners Defy Work Orders For Second Day   Pickets Roam Coal Fields; Two Men Reported Wounded

Government Taking ‘Wait, See’ Attitude Before New Steps to Enforce Court Writ

Miners Continue To Defy Alt Work Orders   Diggers Not Concerned With T.-H Iniunction

Miners Defy Work Order Second Day; Pits Are Deserted   One Says Men Don’t Care About Work Order; U. S. Adopts Wait, See Attinde

Diggers Want Contract Before Resuming Work   Men Quoted As Saying They Intend To Remain On Holiday Indefinitely; Ohearving Valentine Dav Tadav.

MINERS AGAIN DEFY BACK T0 WORK ORDERS   Walkout Continues Ir All Principal Coal Producing States

Whistles Shrill  In Vain as Coal  Strike Continues Miners Defy Lewis, Government Orders

Mine Whistles Shrill in Vain   Walkout Continued Bv Defiant Diceers

Coal Miners Fail To Show   Federal Lawyers Await Results of New Pact Talks

Coal Mines Idle For Second Day   Rebellious Diggers Hold Out For New Contract: lanore lewis

Defy Work Orders From Both Court And Own Officers   Truman Says Issue Now in Hands of Court

About 372,000 Rebellious Miners Re: maining Away From Pits Despite Orders From Uncle Sam and Lewis.

Coal Diggers Holding Out  For Contract   372,000 Idle Miners Show Little Concern Over T-H Injunction —lobless Aid Denied

Two Men Shot In Pennsylvania; Armed Guards Are Posted   Efforts To Prevent Rail Strikes Fail   Negotiations Between Major Lines, Union, Collapse In Chicago

DIGGERS SOLID ON CONTRACT DEMANDS   1,700 Pickets Patrol Highways In Pennsylvania  QUIET?   Fail To Show In Key Coal States: Taft-Hartley Law Called “Foolish”

372.000 IDLED IN NATION-WIDE UMW. REVOLT   New Layoffs Planned - By Steel Industry; ~ Violence Reported

SHOTS FLY Ai PICKET OAM STRIKE AREAS   Some Idle Miners Assert They Have Not Received Work Order.

Peace Parleys Are. Scheduled For Feb. 15th   No Contract, No Work Walkout’ Continues >In Full Force “

Miners Continue Defiance   Coal Operators, Lewis Arrange Another Meeting

Whistles Call But Miners Stay Out   Question Now Is What Uncle Sam Will Do About Enforcing Strike Halt, As Union Mén Refuse to Obey Court aad Lewis

striking Soft Coal Miners Scorn Go-To-Work Commands Of Uncle Sam And John L. Lewis; Maintain ‘No Contract, No Work’ Policy

‘Pickefs Roam Mine Fields. Again Today  "Gout Order In  fOSaal Saerctinn

 Pickets Roam Highways  Miners Still Defiant    Of President, John L.

Mine Whistles Shrill in Vain, Strike Goes on   Defy Work Orders From Government and John L. Lewis

Negotiations  To Be Resumed i Washington Government Boters  Fnforcement of Court Orders

Pickets Roam Roads to See That Pits Shut   No Contract No Work Walk-Out Continues In Full Force

PICKETS ROAM HIGHWAYS ENFO RCING ‘HOLIDAY’  Soft Coal Miners Still Rebel

Soft Coal Miners Fail To Report In 2 Key States   Union Members Are Not Concerned With  Truman’s Injunction

Back-To-Work Orders Go To All Mine Locals  But Strike Still Holds

Pickets Keep Mines Empty”   ‘Diggers Ignore Pleas~ of Early Shift Whistles

Full-Scale Mine Tieup  Continues   Striking Miners Defy Government, UMW Chiefs In Second Dav OF Walkout

Uperators Agree To Meet Lewis Again Wednesday   Striking Miners Scorn Orders Of U. S., Union Chief To Work More Steel Layoffs Scheduled

U.S. Bides Time selore Making Any New th   Strikers Scorn Work (ommand of Federal (,overnment and Lewis

Operators Will Meet Lewis At 11 a.m. Tomorrow To Resume Negotiations Of Contract

Coal Diggers Ignore Lewis  Mines Still Deserted Despite Court Order

Miners Defy Orders For Second Day   Soft Coal Miners Refuse to Return To Pits; Holding Qut For Contract

Coal Miners Continue to  Defy Order   Walkout in Full Force in Main Producing States: Gunfire Wounds Two Men in Pennevlvania

MINERS STAY OUT OF PITS DESPITE ORDERS TO WORK   Soft Coal Diggers Ignore True man’s Taft-Hartley Injunc tion and Command of John L. Lewis.   GOVERNMENT MAKES NO ENFORCEMENT MOVE   Operators Agree to Reopen Peace Talks—New Layoffs Are Scheduled by Steel Industry,

Lewis, Owners fo Reopen Talks   Conference Scheduled as Miners Stay Out

Pitmen Defy Orders From Lewis, Court  Diggers Believed Holding Out For  Definite Contract 279 AM Aden Idle

Miners Continue Defiant Walkout   Strike Goes Ahead Full Force in All Major Areas As Diggers Defy Wark Orders From Both Court and Lewis: Look to Bargainirig Session -

Miners Defy Work Orders For Second Day   Mediators Hopeful New Talks Can Avert More Court Action

With 4 Demands Ruled Out, Pact Is Now Possible   ‘Lewis and Operators to  Take Up Negotiations  Again Wed.

Striking Miners Still Defiant Of Orders By Lewis   Government Marks Time As Diggers Remain Out Of Pits: Coal Contract Talks To Be Resumed Wednesdar

Miners Defy Lewis Order For 2nd Day Of T-H Rule   Diggers Continuing To Demand Contract  ' Before Resuming Job

WORKERS IGNORE MINE WHISTLES  Coal Diggers Hold Out For Contracts

Rebellious Diggers Stay Out Of Pits  Whistles Blow, Nobodv Reennnd-

COAL STRIKERS CONTINUE IDLE DESPITE ORDERS   Rebellious Diggers Hold Out For Contract Before Resuming Work---Government Ho pes Fo  AaArcCaInina ‘e

Miners Scorn Orders To End Their Walkout   Government Marks Time; New Layoffs Scheduled In Steel

Mine Whistles Blow, Nothing Happens; All Major Mines Are Reported Still Inoperative

Government Adopts Wait See Method   Steel Industry Schedules New Plant Lavoffs

(PERATORS AGREE TO NEW PEACE TALK   T-H Injunction Fails to End Soft Coal Walkout

ldle Miners Not Worried By Injunction  Lewis And Operators To Meet Wednesday

Ops Agree To Go Ahead With Talks   “No Contract,’ Walkout Continues Despite Injunction

Pickets Active In Mine Fields; Strike Goes On   Two Men Wounded As Feeling Mounts; Thousands Idle

Parliament Is Now In Session  Labor Government Faces Biq Problems

Lie Off to Europe  On Peace Mission UN Secretary May Visit Moscow In Attempt to Curb Cold War

U.N. Head May Go To Russia In Peace Move  Lie Ponders Trip To Soviet To Ease Cold War Pressure

ON EUROPEAN TRIP   Trygve Lie and Three U. S. Aides Hone to Ease Cold War

Trygvie Lie Sails On European Trip Which May Include Talks With Staliy

Secrefary-General Lie Leaves For Europe in Bid fo Ease East-West Cold War. Save UN

Lie Sails for Europe, Still Uncertain About Journey to Moscow   U. N. Secretary General Will Decide in Paris Whether to Make Trip

Lie Leaves On Trip To Save United Nations   Intends To Talk With Top Official: In Britain, France, Possibly Moscow

Royalist Foe Heads Greeks   Plastiras Named Premie After US. Pressure

LEGISLATORS’. FIGHT 1S CAUS OF NEAR RIOT        Flourished on Fleur of House at Frankfort, Ky., for First Timo in 14 Yoars — Disturbance, ln Presence of Gov. Earle Clements, Lasts fff Minutes.

Legisiafors in Kentucky Fight  Sergeant-At-Arms Unsheathes His Gun

Kentucky Solons Stage Fist Fight  Sergeant-At-Arms Hauls Out Pistol

TEN DEMOS, ONE REPUBLICAN SEEK OFFICE  - Texas Panhandle Gets Preview Of 1950 Election ~Campaian.In Contest For Worley’s Vacated Post

Vicious Charges Hurled By Angry Couples Marital Quadrangle Erupts In Tumultuous Court Ficht

 . Hollywood Quadrangle Before Judge   Sordid Mess Revealed In Simultaneous And Tumultuoeus Appearance

Court Se ene Hollywood Style...  Alice W hite as Leading Role  In Loud Film Quadrangle

Force Vote On kood  Measure   MeCarthy Wires President: Cooley Hits Aid Program

Solon Is Pushins Plan for Giving Food to Charity   Congressman Wants U.S. to Donate Big Stocks; McCarthy Accuses Truman.

Koreans Probing For Soff Spots In Defense Lines  Virtual News Blackout ee   Virtual News Blackout! Results When All Communications Cut

Four Divisions Are Regrouping For Assault   News Blackout Halts Flow of News from Front

Four Red Divisions Regroup For New Assault Along Naktong River Probe For Soft Spots In Defense

A Blackout On News Is Unexplained   Removal of Press Facilities From Army Headquarters Leaves Situation Obscure

North Koreans Probing For Weak Spots Along Crucial River Front   MacArthur's Headquarters Indicate That Four Conimunist Divisions Being Built Up

Allied Units Make Surprise Landing In Western Coast   Advances Continued In U.S. Offensive To Balk Invasion

Four Enemy Divisions Reported Regrouping West of Taegu City   Allies Effect a Surprise Landing on Island Deep In Communist Territory

Regrouping Forces Begut Probing Lin               News Black-Out < Allied Forces La On Northern Isle:

South Korear Forees Land  Behind Foe   Bridgehead Abandoned by Communists After Heavy Fighting; Enemy’s Loss Pleced at 50.000

Americans Halt Initial Thrust; Threat Lessened   Elite Division Is Put Out of Action: Island Occupied

Report Big Buildup By Foe On Taegu Front — UN In Surprise Landing

South Koreans Make Surprise landing on Isle   Threat to Taegu Is Eased, But Enemy Still Hunts for Weak Spots

Communications Blackout Leaves Picture Uncertain  Surprise Landing North Of Invader   Surprise Landing North Of Invader Lines Reported: Taegu Front Eased

Allied Force Lands Behind Enemy Line   Threat Eases Against Taegu; News From Front Blacked Out

TAEGU THREAT EASED BY NEW YANK ATTACKS   Alhes Make Surprise Land. ing Deep Behind North  Korean Lines

Allies Make Surprise Landing, Seize Island  Near Seoul’s Port   War Prisoner Reports Tell of Build-Up of Red Troops at Center; Invaders  Fall Back Before U. N. Patrol Units

Surprise Landing Comes As Enemy Still Falls Back   South Koreans Land On Tokchok Island, Deep In Red Territory; Threat To Taegu Is Considerably Decreased

Southerners Make Landing On Red Island   Allies Advance In Changnyong Region, Hold Chinju Front

Headquarters «. Report Concerns Four Divisions  Virtual News Blackoof  Is in Effect in Kored

Buildup Reports Received From Unconfirmed Prisoner-Of-War Sources, Headquarters Reports; Communists Continue To Probe U. N. Wall Before Taegu Looking For Soft Snots.

Communist Divisions May Be Regrouping for New Assault; News Blackout at Front

Koreans Probing For Soft Spots In Defense Lines  Virtual News Blackout Results When All

Danger Spots Eased By U.N.  Assaults   Fourth Red Division Mauled; Are Out To Destroy It Entirely,  Gen. Church Says

New Assault. Expected By MacArthur   Surprise Landing Made by Yanks On Tokchok

State Ready To Recruit Immediately A Home-Front Guard Force of 18,000 Men

Crime Jury Back, No Word From Woman   Still In Jail For Evasive Answers In KC Probe

Murder Charge Made By Police In Death Here  Trucker Finds Woman   Trucker Finds Womar  Unconscious In Street

‘Murder Charge Made By Police In Death Here   Trucker Finds Woman Unconscious In Street

Watts Sentenced To Die July 12th; May Not Appeal   He ‘Wants Prosecutor to Take Back What Was Said About Him

Court Fixes Date For Watts’ Death   Defense Undecided On Move to Appeal

Lambert Goes Back To Fron   Order Against War News Rescinded By General. MacArthur

lowa Farm Bureau Against Change in Representation   Urges Higher Income, Corporate And Profits Taxes

IS LEAVING KANSAS  Safety —o Accepts Positior in Washington, D. C.

Business Booms in Germany, but  Unemployment in Western Sector Is Flourishing and Will Get Worse

Business Booms in Germany, but   Tuomployaset fi in Western Sector Is Flourishing and Will Get Worse

Economy Bloc  In House Seeks To Gain Votes  Faction Seeks To Defeat Move To Add To “Kepropriations

Economy  Bloe Seeks  To Rally   House Fight Due On $75 Million Public Hospital Increase

Economy Bloc Is Roufed in Monday Voie:   Trying to Rrally Votes Today to Head Off Adding To Public Hospitel Funds

Taber's Economy Force Defeated By House Foes   Republic-Democratic Bloc Trying to Double Hospital Funds

Economy Bloc Fights To Halt Hospital Funds   Move Would Add $75,000,000 To Anpropriations

House Economy Forces Hunt Support for Assault on Hospital Fund Boost

China Closes Door on Talks   Red Forces Expected to Risk War Aqaainst West:

Chinese Reds Blast Hope For Peace In Korea  - Council Debates On Resolution To — Condemn Attacks

Gen. Wu Refuses To ‘Note Query   Communist’s Talk Lashes Only U.S.

China Closes Door on Talks  D ,_,_/j r , =-— - - +  rc wmaata P an   Red Forces Expected to Risk War Against West

U.N. Delegates Believe China Will Risk War   Security Council to Rcsume Debate on Korea Attack

WW GIVL > PRCIANT SPLTECH  UN Fears China Has Shut Door To Peace

lug Is Missing On Lake Erie  Boat With 11 Aboard Fails To Make Port

DUFF LAUDS REDUCED RECORD OF FATALITIES   Governor Praises Cooperatior Which Brought About Decrease In Death Toll On Highways

U.S. Rejected Proposal ee ee renee Submits Second Plea For Seating of Red Chinese

Nehru Renews Try To Solve Puzzle Of Peace in Korea   New Note to Achesor Argues for Admitting Chinese Reds to U.N.

Acheson Says ‘No To Nehru   Rejects Idea Of Seat. ing Red China On U N. Council

Nehru’s Proposal On Korean Crisis  Rebuffed by U. S.   Acheson Note Rejects Idea Of Settlement Dictated By Aggressive Action

No Compromise in  Korea, U. S. Says   Acheson’s Reply to Nehru Peace Appeal Rejects China Issue

AFTER ACHESON REJECTION  Nehru Renews Attempt To Get Red China In United Nations

Nehru Argues for Admission of Red China   Sends New Note to Mr. Acheson on Korean Crisis

INFORM NEHRU U.S. BALKS AT APPEASEMENT   Refuse to Admit Red China to U. N. as Bargaining Condition.

India Submits New Peace Bid   U. S. Stands Firm In Rejecting ‘Deal’

Nehru Renews Proposal to End Korean Crisis   Says Admitting Red China to UN Wouldn't Encourage Aggression

Nehru Renews China Proposal   Admit Reds Into UN, Note to Acheson Says

Nehru Renews Proposal For Peace  Seeks Admission  Of Red China Th Hnttad Natiane

Nationalists Stay in UN Assembly   Red-Backed Ouster Move Loses, 33-16

K. U. HOMECOMING OCTOBER 27 AND 28   Chairman Don Powell Announces Committee  Heads for Event

K. U. HOMECOMING OCTOBER 27 AND 28   Chairman Don Powell An: nounces Committee  Heads for Event   BUSY 2-DAY SCHEDULE

Controls Over Exports to Reds Tightenec  WV TRaele Ve acleaow   N. Y. Dock Workers Refuse to Unload Soviet Furs

U.S. Tightens Russia Exports  Dock Workers Refuse To Unload Soviet Furs

U. 5. EXPORTS TO RED WORLD ARE CURTAILED   Govt. Reveals Tighte: Controls Over ‘War Potential’ Items

light Clamps Put On Sales To The Sovie   ‘Dock Workers Refuse Te Unload Furs Shipped From Russia

TO-RED WORLD ARE CURTAILED   Govt. Reveals Tighte: Controls Over ‘War  Potential’ Items

U. S. Exports To Iron Curtain Areas Slowed;  Russian Goods Refused

All Exports To Russians  Tightened  N.Y. Dock Worker: bo ee ae Ta Tinlaad   N.Y. Dock Workers Refuse To Unload  Furs From Soviet

State Finals In Legion Oratorical Contest Are Slated In Ruston Today

Airfield Abandoned As Doughboys Fall Back   MacArthur Reports North Koreans Handed Setbacks Despite Fact They Outnumber Americans 10 To One.

Vote on Draft Continuation Near‘ in House   Rules Committee Sends Bill to Floor of Lower Chamber

Vinson Seeks Early Action On Draft Bill   Congressman Hopes Tc Get Measure Though House Soon

Lueas Plans ‘To Push For FEPC Vote   Republicans Form Stiff Opposition On Two Measures

Lucas To Ask Vote On Civil Rights Issue  Democratic Senate Leader To Press For Showdown

Concert Group Opens Drive With Meeting  1000 Memberships Scheduled As Goal For 1950 Campaigr

Concert Group Opens Drive With Meeting  1A RA_ 8 Be   1000 Memberships Scheduled As Goal For 1950 Campaign

Big Wedding In Washinaton   First Cabinet Doughter’s Marriage Since Thirties

Drucie Snyder To Wed White House Aide   Lived in Sedalia Several Months When «a Small Child

Truman to Attend Wedding Of Drucie Snyder Today; Margaret a Bridesmaid

iit ee oe ee ee   Carl V. Rice to Start His Campaign in Earnest Week

Holiday Mishaps Kill Nearly 800: Erase Old Mark  443 Die On Highways During Independence Day Weekend

Record Holiday oll Of Death fs Near 800   Safety Council Chief Calls 443 Traffic Death ‘Butchery’

Coed’s Death Case Before lowa Jury  Bednasek Defense Pleads Accident

Bednasek Jury Without Verdict   Retires After 11 Hour: of Deliberations

Chinese Reds Refuse to Let Americans Leave   Rescue Ship Sails For Japan After Evacuation Halted

ASK REPORT ON CHICAGO CRIME   SENATE COMMITTEE INVITES TESTIMONY ON POLICE FAILURE

Predicts Vote in Senate on UMT Within 2 Weeks   Armed Services Grout May Approve Bill Soon—Tydinas

Tydings Sees Early Senate VoteOn UMT  Little Chance Now Of House Action; Canldn’t Start Snon

Ministers Sign India, Pakistan Peace Document   Hopes for End OF Bloody Sect Riots Whetted

Hindu-Moslem Accord Signed   India-Pakistan Pact Aims At Ending Strife

Armies of South In Move Lp   Be in Readiness To Back-up Any Order From Gen. Mae Arthur

SOUTH KOREANS ACROSS 38TH, RUMOR STATES   Unconfirmed Report Puts Third Division Over Parallel In Fast

War Goes On While Waiting Reply of Reds  One Division Resting On Border, Five More Rushing Toward It

isnore Piea To End R. R. Strike   Union Offers To Move War Goods

OFFER TO MOVE ANY ESSENTIAL MATERIALS   Recommendations of Fact-Finding ‘Board Accepted by Railroads But Refused by Union — Walkout Involves 65,000 Workers on Five’ Western Railroads.

 And Weather is. Stubborn Disappointing Season Closes For Goose. and Duck. Hunter:

ew Jet Can Fly 600 MPH, For 4000 Miles Miles ymber Doubles Range, Puts More Targets In Its Sijahts

World Citizen On Native Soil  Davis Pleads for  PM... .. j B.*......

Rain-Making Test Is Postponed— Because of Rain   Despite Precipitation. New York Orders More Water Restrictions

— ASSEMBLY —  Russ Ask Troops to Quit Korea   PEIPING REPLY KEPT SECRET

Red China’s Reply To Asian Bid Received   U.N. Leaders Confer; Contents Of Note Are Uader Close Guard

Life Span Boosted To. Over 67 Years   Child Death Rate Declines 40 Percent In Ten 3 Years

India’s Iron Man, Who Welded 600  States Into Sinole Nation. Expires

INDIAN LEADER DIES   Deputy Prime Minister Had Been Axsociate of Gandhi

Iron Mari of India Dies At fombay .   Patel Merged 600 Princely States Inte Singhs Nation, Was Gandhi Aide

Probe to Open This Week on the Capital Reds   Senator McCarthy Charges Communists Are in State Departmen!

McCarthy Ready To Put Evidence Up To Committee   Senator Charges Reds Employed In State Department

Senator To  Testify At Red Inquiry   McCarthy Is Ready To Lay Details Down On ‘Risks’

Acheson Says Kremlin's Acts to Count  Asserts Red China to Gain Little

Acheson Sees Pact Making China Puppet  falle Savint Tranty   Calls Soviet Treaty Extension of Empire And Carbon Copy of Poper for Satellites

Russian Bloc Boycott’s UN Meet — Reds Warn Boundary Sauabble Could Mean War

U.S. Prisoners Condemn American ‘Savagery’ In Korean Fighting, Red War Correspondent Writes

 Quoted as Condemni:  Statements is Attributed hy "Red Correspondent To Captured Americans are Vigorously Denied

US Prisoners Condemn Yank Savagery”’   Columnist Newsman Claims Yanks Brand Fight as “Shameful”

Red-Style Hogwash: Three Captives Condemn U. Ss. ‘Savagery’ In Korea Fighting

Ficht’s Over for These Two   Red War Correspondent Says Captured Yanks ‘Sick of War’

British Communist Correspondent Asserts Gls Taken Prisoner Flay U. S. “Savagery”’

Federal Jury To Make Probe Of Shootings   Roundup Of Puerto Rican ‘Revolutionaries Continues

Federal Government Gets Fresh Spending Money From Income Taxes But Still Will Be in Red

Taxes Make U. S. Richer, Still In Red  GOP Opens Fire On Government For Snendmg

Last Minute Tax Returns New Billions  Govi. Still in Red However, As income Tax Deadline Passes

Congressmen Trade Verbal Slams  Tax Billions Roll in While Party Spokesmen Arsue

Check-Laden. Returns Trickle In Income Tax Billions Received But Government Still in Red

Income Tax Day Here And Gone   Government Billions Rich er But Still In Red, GOP’s Remind.

Tax Billions: Fail To Cover Nation’s Debt  Republicans Grasp At Chance To Rap

U.S. Picks Up Spending Money as Ta) Returns Pour in: GM.Pays 114 Million 

Billions In Income Taxes Pour  In But U.S. Spends Even More   Government In Red Though Many Taxpayers Are Cleaned Out: One Leaves Shirt OF Back

Billions Paid To Uncle Sam   Income Tax Returns Pour Into Treasury From Throughout Country.

Truman Finaneial Policies Assailed   genie Fey WP ies a9 mer ee, oe,   Federal Government  Gets More Spending Money in Tax Returns

Uncle Sam Jingles Billions in His Pockets Today—Is Still "Way in Red

U.S, BILLIONS RICHER BUT IS STILL IN RED   GOP Assails Financial Policies Of Truman Adminietratian

TAX PAYMENTS SWELL NATION'S SPENDING FUND   Several Billion Dollars Received As Income Levy Returns Reach Treasury —Last Minute Flood Of  Money,

ame ineean imate iment reat aaa een eee  Late Returns Trickle In. Swell U.S. Treasury

Government Billions Richer— but Still In Red—as Taxpayers Meet Deadline

Government Billions Richer As Taxpayers  Meet Deadline For Paying On 1949 Income   Study Armed Forces Request For New Military Installations

Truman Financial Policies Assailed   Federal Government Geta More Spending Money in Tax Returns

Uncle Sam Reaps Rich  ‘Tax Harvest But Still Is Confronted With Deficit

Fiery Ball Streaks Across Southern Sky  Spectacular Show Caused By Meteor Actrannamare € ar

Ball of Fire In Southern Skies Called Meteor   Flaming Body Seen Last Night

Red Chinese Reject U.N. Peace Plan   Call Cease-Fire’ Plea An Appeal To Tie Their Hands In Korea  -

Korean City. Of Hamhung Surrender ed   Allies Give Up: City After ‘Sea Wave’ Attacks Of Fanatic -Chinese Reds Invading Army

HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT  No One Injured in Crash in 110¢ Block on New Hampshire

HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT No One Injured in Crash in 1100  Binek an New Hamnchire

MARRIED MEN NEXT Army Calls for Inductees, ~ Invokes Medical Draft

December Draft Set at 40,000   Ist Call Scheduled for Doctors, Dentists

Ask 40,000 Army Draft © in December   Also Will Conscript 922 Doctors.and 500 Dentists: During Next Three-Month Period

December Draft Fixed at 40,000   President Expected to Lift Married-Mar Ban to Meet Army Quotas

Labor Slaves Dig Uranium For Russians  British Say 300,000  Are Mining Atom Ore

Vast Quantities Of Uranium Being Produced In E. German ‘Little Siberia,’ British Say

Slave Labor Digs Uranium   British Charge Russia Has 300,000 Germans Werking in Mines

300,000 German ‘Slave’ Laborers Toil Night, Day In Uranium Mines For Russ Masters, British Charge

00.000 German ‘Slave’ Laborers Mine Uranium Under Red Whiplash For Benefit Of Soviet War Machine

Charge Slave Labor Used To  Mine Uranium      British Authorities Claim Many German Workers Made To Work Under "Slave" Conditions

GERMAN ‘SLAVES MINE URANIUM   BRITAIN CHARGES REDS GET ORE TO MAKE ATOM BOMBS

Welfare Fund Advance Total  Over $22,000   Dis General Campaign Fo Start Tomorrow     ston Near Gaal:

Advance Gifts For Fund Near $25,000   General Report On Community-Wide Appeal Will Be Given Thursday -

$15,000 Needed To (Réach Fund Quota   847,278 Raised In Cash And Pledges With One More Week Rourginiae: Meetines lL fetod

Lutherans To Talk Merger At Meeting Today   Missouri Synod Ponders Joining NLC, Uniting  With American Chareb

CENSORSHIP IS CLAMPED ON KOREAN NEWS  Blackout Curtains Movements In Alaska

Study Bill to Lift Road Tax Ceiling   House Considers Raise in Millage for County Roads

Trumanites Win Battle, But Not War   What Will President 3e Able to Do With Civil Rights Pregram

Administration Wins Fight On Rule Procedure  But The Ware le   But The War Is Not Over Yet With Truman’‘s Proqram

See Little Hope for Peaceful Settlement of Telephone Strike   Direct Negotiations Between Company and Union Broken Off.

Little Hope for Settlement of Phone Dispute   Southwestern Bell's Contract Negotiations Aaqain Broken Off

Little Hope For Settlement Of Row Is Seen   Demand For Wage Increase Turned Down By Company

PhoneSettlement Outlook Gloomy   New Deadlock Sets Situation Back to Oct. 25 Starting Point

V.F. W. Stands By Gen. MacArthur  Acts After Formosa Message Is Killed

Cancer-Ridden Man. Sain by Brother   ‘Tannery. Worker. Yields. . To Persistent Plead- ©

DEMOS RENEW FEUD AT STATE PARLEY   John C. White Gets Standing Ovation; Conservatives May Control Convention

Russian Spy Ring Exposed   Iran Gets Data From Refugee Russ Official

Soviet Refugee *Niscloses Spying   Iran ‘Honeycombed,’ Officials Learn

WICHITA U. COED IS RELAYS QUEEN   Joyce Lawrence Will Reigr at Festivities Next  Weekend

Joyce Lawrence Will Reigr at Festivities Next Weekend   TO LEAD BIG PARADE

Brussels Treaty Nations Act to Speed Arms Production, Manpower Training in 4 Nations

European Nations Act to Speed Arms   Foreign Ministers of Brit. ain, France, Holland, Luxembourg Confer.

President Defends  Korean War   ‘Greatest Peace Move.’ He Declare:

SOLATIONIST VOTE ‘SUICIDE’ Truman Bitterly Flays GOP Effort to Link. Dems; Reds   Election story on page 18.

HST Declares Party Moving Toward Peace   Heavily Guarded, President Denounces  Partisans Of GOP

Declares Demos Chief Bulwark Against Reds  President Heavily persenee Vv see? 4   President Heavily Guarded During Visit At St. Louis for Talk

Roth ONLY 1 Hb WoallEd ~ IN CAMPALGH   President, in St. Louis Talk, Shows Old Fire of 1948 Speeches.

Truman Hit: At Crities, Isolationism. _ Heavy Guard Posted  For President's. Speech in St. Tayi.

Vote-Hungry Republicans Draw Wrath Of Truman   Isolation Vote Held Ballot For Suicide; Undermining Noted

Says Demos Have Fought Communism   Tells St. Louis Audience tsolationism Is One Of 2 Top Issues.

isolationism Said Suicide For Country  DRusctdent Claims   President Claims Democrats Major  Foe Of U. S. Reds

President brands as Lie Claim of Administration Svmnathyv Toward Rede

President States Demos Set Pace On Communists  Cheering Rally Told GOP Statements Are ‘Campaign Of Lies’;  Liste lealatianicm

Truman Urges Votes Against ‘lsolationist’ GOF   Free-Swinging Talk Cites Democratic Fight Against Reds

‘Party Leads In Fight Agi ainst Communism’   Health Insurance, Farm Plan, Civil Rights Played Down in Talk

Calls Korean Intervention ‘Peace Step’   Vote For Isolation Is National Suicide, Truman Says In Speect

Truman Slaps G.O.P. Critics In Major Talk   President Says Repubican Vote Is Vote for “National™ Suicide”: Praises Leaders

Truman Blasts  ‘Isolationism  Urges Citizens To Vote Against ‘U.S. Suicide’

“Special Interests’  Assailed   President Bids  For Democratic Victory Rapping Isolationists

Truman Warns Against “Isolationism’; Stassen Hits Demo Red Coddling

Party Change Seen Risking U.S. ‘Suicide’   Republican Crities Get Tongue-Lashing In St. Louis’ Talk

Hails U.S. Leadership For Peace   President Lashes Out At Republicans in St. Louis Address

Raps Republicans As ‘Vote-Himery’   Asserts Democrats Enified People for Peace

‘Campaign Of Lies’ Rapped By President  Lashes tterly At - COP Isolationists

Isolationism An Issue, Demos Effectively Anti-Red--Truman   President Lashes Out At Critics Saying Yote for Isolationian Is Vote for National Suicide in Face of Communism

Truman Flays Backers of lsolationism  Sees Korea as Great Step Toward World Movement for Peace

Isolationism Major Target Of President   Truman, Heavily Guarded, Makes Free-Swinging Campaign Address

Plane Passenger Falls To Death  From Cargo Door Snatched Into Space While Steward Watches

OVER VIRGINIA COAST  Airman Falls Mile and Half  From Plane Door to Sea

Margin Boosted On Home Loans By New Order   Builder Is Required To Have More Cash

oy A UI s Ul  2 eto n Bu il lin       U.S. Cu rbs Pu tL   Truman_Puts Sharp Restrictions on Housing Loans

HOU  SING LOAN CURBS GO ON   Put Into Effect Immediately To Curb Inflation Slow Boom.

Restrictions In Elect on ‘Housing Loans   President Says Regulations Necessary Because Some Materials Needed in War Efiartr

Indiana Couple, Perry Woman Injured Fatally   Car Rams Rear End of Semi-Trailer ] Mile East of Beaver

3 Killed When Car Hits Truck  Fourth Persons Hurt In Mishap Near Perry

Hoodlum Finally Softens Before Dying i in ‘Chair   Demands His Little Girl Be Brot to Death Row to Say Goodbye

Child Is Found Drugged In Car But Unharmed  mie se Ae Be   Yale-Educated Medic Faces Death Penalty Under N. Mexico Lavy

Woman Doctor Held OnKidnaping Charge   FBI Grabs Suspect As She Takes $20,000 Planted By Victim's Father

Boston Cops Make Haul O'  Ammunition   Three Men Also Are Picked Up As Police Continue Hunt In Largest Holdup

 Police Probing Million Dollar Robbery Holding Three Ex-Convicts

Police Seize Ammunition, Pick Up Three Men On Tip In Million-Dollar Robbery

Quiz 4 Men In Boston Million Dollar Robbery  Bind Ammiunitia   Find Ammunition, Gun on Tip But Doubt Ex-Con’s Story

Gunman’s Mask Is Found 35 Miles North of Boston   Rewards for Bandits “Dead or Imprisoned” Now Total $150,000

Ammunition Seized, 3 Held for Questioning in Daring Million Dollar Robbery —

Ex. Convict’s Phone Tip May Be Phony  Police Hold Three In Million Dollar Robbery

Ex-Convict Tells Officers Stolen Funds Were Cached In House; Call Came F rom Newark And Allegedly From Holdup Car Driver.

BOSTON POLICE QUIZZING THREE MEN IN HOLDUP   Ammunition Seized, Tria Arrested On Tip Of Ex-Convict

Three Ex-Convicts Quizzed  In Boston S1 Million Theft   Man Telephones Tip, Is Arrested And Admits Part In Crime But Police Discount Story; Official Says Real Lead Lacking

Uncle Sam Through Being Polite on Lend-Lease Bill; Demands Reds Pay

Five Killed in Eureka  Hotel Fire   Two Basketball Players From Browning Victims

NEWSREEL PICTURES THE BREAKUP. OF INTERNATIONA! DOPE BING IN NEW YORK

IS ance hens assauce erssnmpparsseign tl NEWSREEL PICTURES THE BREAKUP OF INTERNATIONAL BOPE RING IN NEW YORK

US-USSR Relations Are Uneasy   Top American Officials Study the Possibility Of Further Air Clashes   DOUBT REDS WILL BOW

Possibility of Other Clashes Being Studied   Officials Concerned About Plane Affair

U. S. Studies Possibility Cae   About Reasons Wh: Reds. Downed Plant

U.S. Concerned Over Incident Involving Plane   Department OF State  Cha arges  Russians Chat Dawn Shin

Plane Incident  "Plot Charged   Soviet Weekly Accuses United States Of Prenarina For Clash Over Baltic

Officials Wary Of Air Incident  U.S. Concerned Over New Soviet Clash

Charge U.S. With Provoking Air Shooting   American Officer ~ Quickly Calls Story

Possibility of Further ‘Soviet-U. S. Air Clashes Studied in Washington

NEW SHOOTING INCIDENTS ARE SEEN POSSIBLE   U. S. Awaiting Russ Reply To Noté Protesting _ Attack On Plane

Authoritative Soviet Magazine Say: Plane Incident Is ‘UW. §. Provocation’

New Clashes With Soviet Arms Feared  By Officials   Situation Pundied After U.S. Sends Protest i. ‘Russia

Reds Likely To Disregard UJ. §. Demand   ‘Deliberate’ Preparation Is Charged

More Air Clashes On East-West Line Seen as Possible   U.S. Officiais Give Careful Study to Events in Europe

Other Attacks In Air Feared   Baltic Clash Puts America on Guard

Protest fo Reds on Plane Atfack   US Ponders Why Reds Fired on Unarmed Plana

Soviet May Shoot to Shut Baltic   Hope Dim Russians Will Guarantee Safety for Any FHers Fature  Blame Americans  Next Move for U. S. Is Hinging on Further Study of Incident

New Clashes Posing Peril In Cold War   Washingtoa Studies Possibility Of Air Attacks By Soviet

U.S. Officials Scan Possibility Of Recurrence   Concern Expressed Over Soviet Reasons For Shoot ing Down U.S. Plane; De. mand Russ Investigation

—COLD WAR Air Clash Studied By Officials  " U.S. Concerned  Over Incidents

U. S. Officials See Possibility Of More Air  Soviet Clashes   Baltic Incident Deliberate. ly Provoked, Russian Weekly Charges

REDS CLAIM U. S. FAKED PLANE LOSS   Moscow Weekly Says Rescue Planes Were Waiting Before Lost Plane Had Taken OFF.

—COLD WAR—  U.S. Fears More Air Clashes   REJECTION OF PROTEST SEEN

U. 5. Leaders Fear New Air Clashes   American Officials Concerned Over Tense Situation

Further Clashes With Soviet Seen  Officials Believe -New Drive Begun

State Department Chiefs Expect Flat Rejection Of American Note Contents

U. S. Studies Possibility Of Clashes   American Officials Deeply Concerned About Reasons Why Reds. Downed Plane

Russians Expected To Reject American Charges Of Shooting Down Of Unarmed Navy Plane; Next Step Considered

Red Weekly Says U. S. Campaign Deliberately PreparedKill Ober / Baltic Plane IncidentHas Starte

U.S. Studies Possible New Plane Clashes      Officials Concerned Over Reasons Why Soviets Shot At Navy Craft

Moscow Reply To Protest Note Awaited   Expect Reds to Reject Claim That Their Planes Wantonly Shot Down U.S. Craft

Reasons For Air Attack Are Sought   American Officials Study Possibility Of Future Clashes

Officials Study  Possible Clashes On Soviet Front   Fear Recurrence Of Shooting Incident In Cold War Sector

Officials Mull Chances For New Air Incidents   U. S. Has Demanded, But Probably Will Not Get Reparations For Loct Plane Men

News Source Says Rescue Airplanes  Waited For Crash   Claims Planes Were Based Ir Denmark Before Navy Craft Left Airport at Wiesbaden

Top Officials Await Reaction To Stata Note   Doubt Russians Will Give Assurance It Won’‘t Happen Agair

Possibility of Further Soviet-U. S. Air Clashes Studied by Top Officials

Air Clash With Reds Puzzles U.S.   Further ‘Hot’ Incidents Loom In Cold War

Soviet Rej ection Of Note Expected  U. S. Officials Study Problem of Next Move In Shooting Incident

Moscow Weekly Says Rescue Planes Were Waiting Before Lost Plane Had Taken Off.

U.S. EXPECTING FRESH TROUBLE WITH RUSSIANS   Possibility Of More ' Soviet - American Air Clashes In Cold War Being Studied  By Government  Leaders.

American Authorities Also Deeply Concerned About Reasons Why Russians Allegedly Shot Down U. S. Naval Plane In Baltic Sea—State Department Sees No Prospects Of Soviet Withdrawal From Its Version Of Incident

More Clashes In Air Viewed As New Worry   Incident of Downed American Bomber Seen As Critical Development By Officials of U. S.

Youths Accused of Drugging Girl's Soda at Brownsville   Juvenile Officer Apprehends Teen-Agers After Sex Stimulant Pills Given Child

Special Groups Are to Study Italy, Germany   Problem of Migration From Overcrowded Countries Js Probed

Big 3 To Aid Asians Who Oppose Reds   Foreign Ministers Promise Support To Loyal Supporters —

NYC Says 1950 Labor Strike Cost $7 Million   President of System Assails ‘Mad Folly’ Union

SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS HURL INVADERS BACK   Red-Dominated Army Loses Ground In Fierce Fighting  Re HOWARTH LANTIY EMA?

Fierce Battle Is In Progress At  Uijongbu   Situation At Seoul Is ‘Most Dangerous’ Despite Battle Turn

ARMY PLANE IS DESTROYED AT DECATUR FIELD   Burns After Crash; Five on Board Escape Serious Iniurv.

Catching Fish Is A Matter of Luck Rules P.9. Department   Decision Comes After Cape Cod Anglers Inc. Charge Entrv Fee

WELL-WISHERS HELP EASE PAIN  Families Of War Victims Face Cheerless, Grieving Yuletide

Casualty Lists Promise America Its Most Cheerless Christmas Since Battle of Bulae

Christmas Cheerless For Many   But Yuletide Spirit and Generosity of Friends Helps.

Spy Witness Lost, ‘Found’   Phones N. Y. AP, Tells of ‘Rilackan?y’

Missing Witness Reports He} ‘Blacked Out? in Washington; ‘Comes To’ in New York City

Missing Witness Huber Reappears in New York   Claims He "Blacked Out’ in Washington anc Does Not Know How He Reached Gotham

FBI Agent Says He ‘Blacked Out   Missing Red Wilness Says Pressure Has Been Too Great

Red Spy Hunt Witness Says  He Blacked Oui  : Washington Pressure  — Proves Too Great

Huber Plans To Return To Lattimore Probe   ‘Blacks Out’ In Washington Before Time To Take Stand

Missing. Witness in Lattimore Case Found Safe After He ‘Blacks Out’

Truman Refuses  To Invoke Act   President Shrugs Off Demand for U. S. Action in Coal Contract Dispute

Beasley, Anodaca Seek New Trial In Torture Case   Charge Jury Foreman Biased. and Preiudiced

Officials Under Torture Conviction Ask Retrial On Charge Juror Biased’

OUTLAW GAGS STUCK ON REDS BY MACARTHUR   Commies Burn Secret Papers After 24 Top Party Leaders Purced.

24 Chief Jap Reds Purged By M’Arthur   Communists Begin Burning Documents Following Order

MacArthur Outlaws Jap Reds   Secret Documents Files Burned As Communist Leaders Are Purged

McArthur Outlaws TopJapCommunists   24 Communist Leaders Banned from Public Activity or Party Propaganda in Japan

TOP JAPANESE COMMUNISTS ARE OUTLAWED   Gen. MacArthur Issues Directive Restraining Activities of Party Leaders.

Japanese Reds Are Outlawed By MacArthur   24 Communist Leaders Target of Action; Occupation Law Is Cited in Action,

24 TOP JAP REDS BANNED   MacArthur's Order Believed Beginning of End For Party In Japan.

Fate of U.S. Infantrymen Is Not Known  Arthur Announce Communist Gains Cautlh al Cewsnn

‘ACTION IS SOUTH OF SUWON   U. S. Soldiers Are Trapped, Says Report Of AP Correspondent

Yanks Get First Taste Of Combat   Gen. MacArthur Announces Reds Drive American, Korean Forces to Higher Ground 11 Miles Southeast of Suwon

Swift Move Reportedby A.P. Writer   Action Follows Duel Between Our Gunners and Red Tanks; Cat Of Troons   Reds Have 40,000   North Korean Force Ia Sizeable, Observers Eatimate

FIRST COMBAT FOR YANKS IN SOUTH KOREA   Fate of Trapped Americans Is Not Reported fo U. S. Advanced Head . quarters   LARGE FORCE MOVING

Reds Charned With Haltina Scrap Shipments   Not Prepared To Accept Situation, Allies Emphasize

MeGrath Will Bring More Court Actions   strike Spreads, Ties Uy Parcel Post. Express Shipments

Yard Workers Fail To Heed Court Orders   Leaders Say Walkout Unauthorized; Vital Shipments Delayed

Union Leaders Look For Move By President   Mail Embargo And Freight Shipment Slowdowns Caused

Government Seeks Contempt Action Against Strikers Who Refuse to Obey Court Order

U. S. Starts Court Action in Strike  Railroad Yardmen   Railroad Yardmen Still Off the Job; Shipments Pile Up

Striking Rail / Workers Refuse To Refurn  Much Shipping Tied Up In Several

U.S. Acts to Punish Rail Yard Strikers   Contempt Proceedings Will Be Filed Against Union As Tie-Up Spreads; Embargoes Clamped On Ruilway Express Shipments, Parcel Post

Government Announces’ Jt Will Bring Contempt , Proceedings Against Rail Yard Workers

Contempt Actior Opened Against Rail Strikers =  Strike Spreads,   Strike Spreads, Tieing Up Yule Mail Deliveries

U.S. Acts In Rail Walkout  Move Follows:   Move Follows: ~ Cabinet Meeting

Embargo on Parcel Post, Express Cuts Holiday Mail Peak   Government Moyes To Punish Workers as Wildcat Walkout Spreads to Many Keay Paintc

Walkout Hits Mails, Some Key Industry   Union Officials Say Truman Intervention May Be Only Hope

Government to Bring Contempt Proceedings Against Union  Leaders in Railroad Strike  Embargo Placed on All Shipments Of Mail, Express in Some Areas   Helena Residents Feeling Impact Of Rail Dispute

Contempt Actions in Rail Strike   Attorney General McGrath Will Act Today to Punish  Bedheasd linins

U.S. Enters Rail Strike   Attorney. General Will Bring Contempt Actions Against Railroad Brotherhood in Federal Courts at Chicago and Cleveland

Gov't Moves To Punish Rail Strikers   To Bring Contempt Actions Against Yardmen; Spread of Walkout Affects Mail and Freight.

Yardsmen Face Contempt Action In Rail Walkou   McGrath Reveals Decision After He Leaves White - House - Cabinet Parley

BAN PARCEL POST HERE IN RAIL STRIKE   Only First Class, Newspapers, Air Mail, Medical Supplies Accepted at Mt. Vernon Post Office.   STRIKERS IGNORE  COURT ORDERS   Embargoes on Express, Parcel Post Clamped Down as Shipments Pile Up in R. R. Yards.      BULLETIN!

U. $. Asks Court te Punish Striking Railroad Workers   Seeks Contempt Citation for Yardmen’‘s Union

Move fo Punish Striking Yardmen  McGrath to Bring Contempt Charges

McGrath Will Ask Contempt Against Union   Restraining Orders Ignored By Railmen: Tieup Is Spreading

Govt. To Bring Contempt Proceeding: Against Sisiking Railroad Yardsmen

RR Yardsmen Still Ignore (Court Order’   Government to Dring Contempt Moves In Chicago, Probably In Cleveland, Too

U.S. to Bring Contempt Charges Against Rail Men  Government Makes Drastic Move

Plans Contempt Move Against Rail Strikers   Government Announces It Will Bring Proceedings in Chicago and Probably Cleveland — Workers Ignore Three Court Orders.   PARTIAL BAN ON PARCEL POST   Parcel Post Restricted

Strikers Ignore Federal Courts   Post Office Hit at Peak of Yule Mailine Season

Weather Forecast   Rail Union To Be Charged With Contempt  PO is rrmemneenm   Government Action Announced as Tieup Continues to Spread

U.S. Mapping Contempt Move In Rail Strike  - Court Orders Being Ignored As Walkout

Embargo Hits Yule Parcels   Striking Railroad Workers Disregard Three Court Orders and Union President’s Anneal

Striking Rail Workers Ingore Court Orders, Union Head’s Return Edict

Yardmen Stay Out Of Their Jobs in Defiance of Orders   Postoffice Clamps Partial Embargo on Parcel Post Mailing in Many Centers

Striking Railroad Workers Refuse To Return To Work   Post Office Clamps Partial Embargo on Parcel Post in Hundreds of Sectors in Nation

Will Bring Contemp! Charges Against Striking Yardmen   Successful Action Could Lead to Heavy Finer.

Federal Action Ordered To End Crippling Tieup   Lnion Would Be Subject To Heavy Fines: Movement Of Mails And War Materials Held Un

Government Will Charge Rail Men With Contempt   Union Officials Contend No Authorization Was Given for Strikes

COURT ORDERS IGNORED BY UNIONISTS   Mail And Express Embargoes Follow Spreading Trouble

Government to Bring Contempt Proceedings Against Union  Leaders in Railroad Strike  Embargo Placed on All Shipments Of Mail, Express in Some Areas

Contempt Proceeding: Will Be Commencec Against Yard Union   Sirikers Ignoring Orders of Cour.   Railway Express Puts   Embargo. On Goods  To. Chicaen. St. Lowis

Plan Contempt Proceedings if Order Is Defied   Heavy Fines Possible If They Do Not Return to Post; Express Hit

Contempt Action Slated In Strike Of Rail Yardmen   Union Official Suggest Truman Be Called Into Dispute

Government Will Act Against Strikers; Embargo Placed on Parcel Post Mailing

Punishment Of Rail Workers” Union Planned  Government Slates Contempt Action In Court At Chicago

Seek To Cite Rail Union In Contempt   Strike Holds Up Freight Aeross TJ. S&S.

Parcel Post Mail Stuck By Strike   Christmas Packages Tied Up Due To Rail Workers’ Walkout; Meat For GIs Halted

Striking Rail Men Face Govt. Contempt Charge:   Successful Government Action Could Bring  Bleavy Fines: Partial Embargo Put On Mails

Contemp! Action May Make Rail Unions Subject To Payment Of Heavy Fines

—RAIL STRIKE— Contempt Of Court Action  Is Readied  Strike Spreading Throughout U. S.

FEDERAL ORDERS TO GO TO WORK MEET DEFIANCE   Mail Service Partially Blocked By Unauthorized Walkour—  . Trouble Spreads  Over Wide Area.

Government To Move Against Rail Strikers   Contempt Proceedings To Be Started, Reporters Told. :

Embargo Put on Railway Express Items   Government Moves to Punish Yardmen for Calling. Walkout

McGrath Tells Newsmen After Leaving Cabinet Meeting Today  VAT RQOLIINIG THN

EFFORT 10 END STRIKE FUTILE   Idle Railroad Employes Ignore Court Orders, Union   MAIL STILL SNARLED

U.S. to Punish Rail Strikers   Government Will Bring Contempt Proceedings Against Yard Workers

To Cite Railroad Strikers   Action Against Union Taken As Spreading Walkout Cripples Mail Service. Slows Industry

Act Could Lead To Heavy Fines Against Union  P. O. Dept. Clamps On Partial Embargo

Men Still Ignoring 3 U.S. Orders   Express Agency and Post Office Put on Embargoes in Areas

Embargo on Parcel Post, Express Spreads to 15 States, Washington D.C.

One Completion In Stephens Oil Fields  lvane And Prentice   Lyons And Prentiss Completed Lester Realty No. 3

One Completion In Stephens Oil Fields  Lyons And Prentiss Caomonleted Lecter

U.S. Asked By U.N. To Name Chief   MacArthur Slated fo Selection as Korean War Commander.

MacArthur  U. N. Force First Chief  Ready to Unfurl World Flas For United Korean Units

FAVOR NAMING OF A U. S. GENERAL   Security Council Clears Way for Appointment of MacArthur

U. $. to Designete U. N. Commander in Kores; U. N. Flag te Fly in Battle

CHING CALLS PHONE PARLEY   Mectling Scheduled for 11 A. M. Tuesday in Attempt to Head O - Nationwide ! ephone Strike.

At Least Eight Perish In Fire   Other Bodies Feared In Chicago Tenement

DIE IN FIRE IN CHICAGO   Others Thought to Have Perished When Early Morning Fire Rages Through Southside Ténement,

Eight Die In Chicago Fire   Two Men, Two Womer And Four Children  Perish in Flames

Eight Chicago: Persons Die I in. Tenement Fire   Four Children Are Victims; Icy Escape Made by About 300

EIGHT KILLED IN TENEMENT BLAZE   CHICAGO FIREMEN SEARCH RUINS FOR ADDITIONAL BODIES

Chicago Tenement Blaze Toll Seven  Five Alarm Fire Raaes for Hours

Flash Fire In Chicago Kills Eight   Expect Toll To Mount As Ruins Are Searched

FIGHT PERSONS: ANOWN DEAD IN CHICAGO BLAZE   More Than 100 Escape: Damage May Total Over $100,000

EIGHT NEGROES DEAD IN CHICAGO TENEMENT FIRE   Four-Story Building Where 200 Lived Is Destroyed.

Eight Meet Death in Chicago Fire   Four Story Tenement Building Razed

ILLEGAL SALES   ~ Substitution” Of Horse Meat For Beef {s Claimed

Truman Rapped For Refusing To  Release Files McCarthy Says Stand Hinders Loyalty Probe,

Says Stand On Loyalty File Cheek  Inexcusable   Telegram Sent Chief Executive Declares Security Of. S. Endangerec

Democrats List 10 Possible Men  For Governor Post   Will Hold Of Till Last Minute on Choice; Hanley Keeps on G.0.P. Tour

Demo Candidate List Grows As Hanley Tours   NYC Party Leaders Toss 10 Possible Choices Into Ring

Big Hurricane Thunders Over Atlantic Ocean   Second Twister . Rides Coribbean; Miami Feels Gusts

Giant Tropical Hurricane Perils Florida  Effects of Big Storm Felt at Miami While Another One Brews

Report ‘Saucers’ Over H-Bomb Site Four See Brilliantly-Liahted Obiect in S. C. Sky

Crash Fatal For Mrs. Syble Hysten   ‘Husband of Local Woman Not Expected to Live At Kansas City Hospital

Decision Gives State Caucuses Added Flavor   6th District Meeting Against Endorsement as Governor Steps Ou

PROSECUTION NEARS END OF MURDER TRIAL   Insist Brooklyn Mother Was Sane When Shot Fired

Large Crowd At 7th Auction Last ‘Night   Watermelon Eating Contest for Boys Next Wednesday Night

Only Four More Free Auctions  to Be Held   Watermelon Eating Contes: for Kids to Be Sponsored July 28

Britain's Labor Party Urges Nation To Stay Clear Of European Unity Programs

British Labor Party Rejects Schuman Plan  Statement Against Non-Socialist - European Unity

British Laborites Urge Nation To Ignore Plans For European Union

[Britain's Ruling Party. Balks. Against [Proposed Political and Economic Union

Laborites Balk At Unity Movement ‘Until Nations Embrace Socialism

British Refuse To Join French In Steel Plan   Labor Cabinet Says I Will Stay Out Until Europe Socialist

Laborites Want Europe Socialistic.  British Leaders To netase To petelp

Attlee Prepares To Explain Labor Attitude On Plan   Labor Party Calls For Nation To Stay Out Of Programs

Britain Shuts Gate to Unity Of Europeans   Laborites Exclude Schuman Pian Talk, Jab at Capitalism

Labor Party Turns Dewn Schuman Plan   Britain Urged To Shun Program Till Socialism Wins

British Labor Party Blasts Economy Plans   Schuman Proposal Rejected; Party Boosts Socialism

Labor Party Tells Stand   British Give Reason For Opposing Pools

British Labor Party Out for Economic Union   To Remain Aloof Until Continental Nations Turn Socialist

Wichita Falls Draft Board Reconsiders Drafting Of Childless Married Men

U.N, Secretary Returns From Stalin Visit  Will Confer With President Truman On Situation Soon

Master-Criminals Sought In Three N. Y. Robberies   ‘Raffles’ And ‘Jimmy Valentine’ Hide Out After Thefts Net Their Ganges $575.500

Record Haul In New York Spurs Hunt   ‘Sanson Robbery Nets $428,000 Worth Of Jewels

p2/9,UUU stolen Real Life Thieves Give Fiction’s Master Criminals Run for Money

Jewels Lost In $575,000 N.Y. Thefts   Police, FBI Search For Master-Minds Of Daring Robberies

Two Gangs In $575,000 2-Day Theft   Hunt Two Master-Minds Who Guided Gangs In Three Robberies, One For $428,000

RAFFLES AND VALENTINE — Thieves Beat Fiction; $575,000 in 48 Hours

Master Thieves Sought in Three New York Hauls   Total of $575,500 Is Taken in Three Thefts Burglars Dexterous, Police Report.

Police, FBI Search For Master Minds o' Eastern Robberies  $575,000 Taken In Last 48 Hours By Master Thieves

No Clues Are Left In Huge Jewel Thefts  FBI Agents Enter Case; Bank Vault Opened By Expert

THREE THEFTS NET $575,500 IN 48 HOURS Master-Criminals Believed At Work In New York Areq

N.Y. ‘Raffles Loot Mounts To $575,000   Millionaire’s Wife Latest Victim; Loss In Gems $428,000

Gets Life Term In OSU Murder   Expect Heer Appea Blasts Reporters

Thousands Face — Adleness In Nation   Jobless May.. Hit» Half Million If Strike. Continuec

Coal Shortage May Idle Many More Americans   Some Large Cities Already Rationing Their Fuel Supplies

Layotts Grow As Stockpiles Are Reduced   6,000 RailroadersReported Affected in State Areas; Miners Bulk of Idle

400,000 IDLED BY COAL STRIKE   ‘HALF AHLLIGN. MORE WILL  LOSE JOBS IF WALKOUT  DOESN'T EXD SOON.

Slumping Coal Supplies Threaten To Idle Half  Million Americans Soon   Survey Shows Industry Has Escaped Lightly With Only 35,000 Furloughed So Far, But Bottom Of Barrel Looms For Many

Half a Million Workers Face Loss of Jobs If Coal Strike  Continues; “Brownout” Considered

Coal Strike Idles 35,000 In Other Industry   Slumping Fuel Supplies Threaten Thousands More

400,000 Idle As Strike Threatens Half Million Job:   35,000 Furloughed Due Ti Shortages OF Coal By  Railroads, Steel Milla

Avoid Fair Deal Event... .  Dixie’s Lawmakers  Shun N. C. Jubilee

Solons Refuse To Affend Meet Set In Raleigh  Dixie Conference Be Held In Capitol Of North Carolina

Most Southern Congressmen Not To Attend Demos Rally   Hoey And Graham Only Two Of 30 Senators To Attend: Many Sav Not Formally Invited

Raleigh RallyCal Fails fo Impress Dixie Politicians   Southern Conference Of Democrats Seems Doomed to Failure

Southern Congressmen ‘Too B usy’ To Attend Conference At Raleigh

RED (CR DINNER FRIDA'   Will Start The Campaign For Funds In Tioga  County.

Return to 45-Hour Week Is Asked By President of GM  Step Be Taken to Meet Manpower Shortaae

income. Levy. Would BeC ut  aT Pt “p: ag      Senate Committee Bil “Exempts Gis in Korea

Servicemen To Get Tax Exemptions   Congress Appears Agreed That Gl’s In Korea Shall Pay  No Income Taxes

Soldiers In Korea Exempt From New Tay   Proposed New Income Tax Schedule Will Exclude GI’s, and Reduce Taxes for Their Officers.

Tax Exemption For Fighting Mer  Congress Appears Aareed on Issue

No Income Tax For Fighting Gl's In Korea   Civilian Levies May Go Up 3 Billion

Tax Measure Sped Toward Approval   Servicemen in War Areas Granted Exemption as Personal Levy Hiked

Congress Appears Agreed To Give G. L.’s, Officers Income Tax Relief

No Taxes For GI’s  In Korea   Bill Designed to Raise $5 Billion to Finance  War Specially Exempts  Men Who Are Fighting

Tax Exemption for Servicemen In Areas of Hostility Will Be Written Into Bill  » Rates for Officers in Fighting " Zones Are to Be Reduced

Tax Bill Exempts Soldiers in Korea  Congress Nearing Agreement on Act

GI's Fighting In Korea to Pay No Income Tax   Senate Committee Inserts - Exemption Clause In  New Legislation

Korean G.L’s Will Eseape  Tncome Taxes Senate Group 0.K."s   Senate Group 0.K.’s Three-Billion-Dollar Tnerease In Levy

90,000,000 To Feel Cost Higher Tax   Personal Incomes To Be Hard Hit By New Bill Approved By Sanate Cammittee

NO INCOME TAXES FOR FIGHTING GT   Officers in Korea to Have Reduced Payments on New Tax Bill   $3 BILLION INCREASE

GI'S IN KOREAN WAR NOT TAXED   Income Levies On Officers Fighting In Korea Partly Reduced—New Tax Bill Framed.

Plans Shaped For Personal Tax Measure  G.1.’s To Be Freed Of Added Burden;

Congress May Withdraw Tax on 6.L.’s   Major Items On President's Program Approved

Schools Not to Be “Taken Away’ in  Reorganization   Governor Says Fear Is Groundless; No Action Except by People’s Vote

One Delivery Daily Will Be Started Soon   One Worker Will Be  Furloughed; Others  wat Have Weekly

One Delivery Daily Will Be Started Soon   One Worker Will Be Furloughed; Others Will Have Weekly Hours Cut Sharply

Snow-Battered Yukon Combed For Missing (C-54; 44 Aboard   Scores of U. S., Canadian Planes Pressed Into Search

Bad Weather Hurts Search   Plane Disappears Thursday Enroute to El Paso, Texas

Bad Weather Hampering Search in Wild, Mountainous Yukon Area   Mother and Child, GIs On Plane   RCAF Rescue Plane Missing; Spot Wreckage of Another One

Search Centers On Snowbound Wilds of Yukon   USAF Transport Disappeared after Leaving Anchorage

Yukon Plane Carrying 44 Lost 2 Days   U.S. Joins Canada In Air Search Of Icy Wastes

US and Canada Rescue Teams Search Frigid Yukon Territory For Missing Air Froce C-54

30 Passengers Include Mother And Young Child   Explorer Balchen Directs Searching U. S., Canada Plane:

Rescue Planes Comb Alaska For U.S. C-54   Air Force Transport With 44 Aboard Now Missing Two Days in Icy Yukon Territory

Search For Plane With 44 Aboard   Air Force C-54 Vanishes 2 Days Ago; Servicemen  On Board Plane

FROZEN YUK LOCKING FATE OF 44 ABOARD   Mother And Child On Air Force C-54; Weather Llawnnea Hunt é

Air Search Underway For  Missing C-54.   Canadian, American Planes Find No Trace of Lost Plane in Yukon Territory; 44 on Missing Ship.

Snow Hides Fate Of Missing C-54 With 44 Aboard   Rescue Planes Fly Over Yukon Seeking Trace of Transport

Continue Hunt for Plane Lost in Yukon- —  Frozen Wilderness Holds Fate Of 44

Wide Search for Missing Plane With 44 Persons Aboard   U.S. and Canadian Rescue Planes Scan Area In Yukon Where C-54 Vanished

NO TRACE OF LOST PLANE: “44 ABOARD   U.S. and Canadian Planes ‘Comb Yukon Wilds for C-54 Which Vanished 2 Days Ago.   POOR VISIBILITY HAMPERS SEARCH   Transport Carrying Gl’s and Dependents Home Believed Down Between Snag and Whitehorse.

Aireralt Vanished on Hop to Montana from Anchorage;. Few Clues Held

Rescue Planes Of Two Nations Seek Transport  ee Persons Aboard  Iceinan Aienlansn

C-54 Missing in Yukon Territory   36 Passengers, Eight Crewmen Aboard Army Transport Which. Vanished Two Days Ago.

Rescue Planes Hunt icy Yukon ror Lost 44   Mother and Child Among Passengers On Missing C-54

Search Yukon For C-54 With 44 Passengers   Mother And Her Child Among Passengers On Plane Believed Downed In Wilderness Of Blizzard-Infested Yukon Territory; C-54 Disappeared En Route To Montana

Rescurers Search  Mountains   C-54 Disappears  On Flight Over 1 Canadian Wilda

Rescuers Comb Yukor For C-54   Army Plane Missing For 2 Days With 44 Aboard Believed Down In Mountainous Area.

Search For Plane And 44.  Is Continued   U.S. A. F. C-54 Dowr In Blizzard-Ridden Yukon Territory

C-54. Lost On Return Flight To U.S. Base   Mother, Child Are Among Passengers Mostly Service Men

Transport Plane  With 44 Aboard Missing In Yukon   Rescue Planes Of Two Nations. Searching For U.S. Air Force C-54

Rescue Planes Search Wild, Frozen Area   44 Persons, Including A Child, Aboard Big Four-Engine Transpor'

AIR CARRIERLOST IN ALASKA AREA WITH 44 ABOARD   Rescue Planes Of Two pater Join In Hunt For Air Force Machine’ Which Vanished In Wild, Froz en Region:

Plane Wreck Is Sighted in Canada Wilds   U.S. Air Force Says It ‘Might’ be Lost Alaska Transport

U.S., CANADA PLANES JOIN IN SEARCH   Weather Conditions Hinder Rescue Operations  C-54   Disappeared Two Days Ago With 44 Aboard; Clues Reported Meager

Big U.S. Air Force C-54 ‘Vanished Two Days Ago   Mother And Child Among 36 Passengers, Military Dependents; Dozens Of Rescue Planes Are Searching Wilderness.

—FATE OF 44 IN BALANCE— Arctic Gales Hamper  Hunt for Lost Plane

Aircraft Hunt 44 Persons Lost in Bleak Yukon   Rescue Planes Of Two Nations Focus On Mountainous Area

Site Wreck Of Plane With 44 Aboard   Airforce Rushes Specialists To Western Canada Where Big Plane Has Been Missing

Army Plane — Lost Enroute To U.S. Base   Bad Weather Forces Officials to Cancel Air Search at Night

Suspect in Murder Case Arrested in Hotel Room   Unhurt in Lona Fall   Planes Over Icy Yukon Seeking Lost Aircraft With 44 Aboard

Extend Search For Missing Plane in Yukon   Majority of Passengers Were Servicemen Returning To States

U.S., Canadian Rescue Services Search For C- 5A  “USAF Plane Disappears 1Days Ago; Weather.  ‘Hinders Aerial Hunt

Secrets Of AtomBomb Disclosed   Data Of No Value To Foe But May Aid Industry In Atomic Growth.

General Hints Evacuation Is Nof Planned   Suggests Naval Guns Will Give Needed Protection

20,000 Men Get Out of Red Noose Against 6-1 Odds   Reds Lose Chance To Drive Us Out of Korea

U.S. Warships Are Centering Near Hungnam  U.N. War Planes Resume Action As Weather Moderates

Outnumbered 6 to 1, Batile Out of Red Net   Tank-Paced Column Fights to Gain Port As Navy Stands By

20.000 Yankees Pour Out Of Red Trap Near Coast   Admiral Says Navy Stands By For ‘Any Eventuality’

China Reds Seize Other Diplomatic Foreign Property  New Loot Belongs   New Loot Belongs To French, Dutch; US Exodus Complete

PROPERTY IS SEIZED BY CHINESE REDS   Communists Take Dutch And French Buildings; Others Ordered Out

U.S. Hits Russ Record in Korea   White Paper. Charges 5 Years of Trouble

Airstrip Abandoned at Least Temporarily By U. S. Planes ‘As Enemy Approaches Field

U.S. Supply Port Captured by Reds   Americans Still Rout Enemy At Southern Tip of Front

Prices of Food To Settle If Hoarding Stops  Dept. of Agriculture Qa _. me i j-_p» pes .   Dept. of Agriculture Says There's Plenty For Everyone in U. S.

Ag Department Says Food Prices Will Settle Down Soon  Says Consumers Will Soon Find There Is No Need For Hoarding

Seek Nominations for Service to lowa Awards in Next Several Years

Tito Closes Legation Of  Albanians   Move One Step Short Of Breaking Off Of Diplomatic Relations

Albania Offends lifo's Regime  Diplomatic Relations Just About Broken

Yugoslavia. Nears Break With Albania  Belgrade Legation Closed In Blunt Wats . , ee wm % See

Tito Cracks Dows On Albanians By Closing Legation  Move Is _ First S   Move Is First Step To Breaking Off  Relations.

Yugoslavs Near Total Break With Albania   Order Envoys of Russian Puppet Nation to - Leave Country

Yugoslavia Hurls Blast At Albania   Albanian Legation In Belgrade Closed And Sealed; Near  Breaking Off Point

Tito Orders Albania Legatior Office Closed   Only One Step Short of Formal Diplomatic Break

‘Yugoslavia And Albania  Near Break   Belgrade Government Closes And Seals Legation And Issues Strone Note

FOUR PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN TORNADOES   West Texas, Section Of Oklahoma Lashed By Terrific Winds

Twisters Kill 6 In Southwest  Southwest Oklahoma, West Texas Pounded

Former Engineering Student Draws Thirty-Year Sentence For Murder

Leaders of 13 Nations Meet in France   Pooling of Steel, Coal Production Asked

European Democratic Leaders Write Kevnote Messave For Mondav Council

Statesmen From 13 Nations Meet  To Set Stage for Assembly Session

Jurist's Father ls Called: Here  A. W. Cottom, 85, Dies la Behe Slase

Against Boost In Own Salary:  Clerk Of Court Of Alle   Clerk Of Court Of Alle gany County Opposed Tn Peonnaal. 7

U.S. Siates ‘Rock Bottom’  Peace Price   ‘Cease Fire, Get Back Behind 38th Parallel, Lawest Terms

Outlines Rock Bottom.  Peace Terms   To Follow UN Pian; Not To Negotiate With Moscow as Britain and India Are ‘Doing

Cease Fire, Return to 38th Parallel U.S. Peace Terms   State Department  Comments on British Talks With Russia

U. §. Reveals lis Terms fo End Conflict   Call on North Koreans te Cease Fire and Return to The 38th Parallel .

BRITAIN, INDIA PRESS TALKS WITH KREMLIA   Cease Fire, Return To 38th Line, Reds Told

U.S. LAYS DOWN "ROCK BOTTOM KOREAN TERMS   Washington Demands Cease Fire and a Return to 38th Parallel.

List U.S. Terms for Ending Korean War  “Cease Fire and Return to 38th   “Cease Fire and Return to 38th Paraliel” is “Rock Bottom” Offer

WASHINGTON SOURCE DENIES REPORT AS ‘UNTRUTH’  Paris Officials Confirm Story Of Truman Note Demandina Swift French Rearmament ‘Or Else

Paris Officials Confirm Story Of Truman Note Demanding Swift French Rearmament ‘Or Else’

BARBER ADMITS TORTURE DEATH   Tells Grisly Tale of How He Killed Terre Haute  Window Washer

LITTLE BARBER ADMITS KILLING   Says He Butchered Victim Because He Could Not Carry Him

Terre Haute Barber Admits Grisly Crime  Saws Victim’s Body in-Half, Dumps It_

TERRE HAUTE BARBER CUTS MAN IN HALF   Clarence Taylor, 56, Admits Murder of Window Washer in Quarrel Over 19-Year-Old Woman.   * ROBBED VICTIM'S BODY OF $1,000   Shot George Baldwin in Barber Shop March 13, Dumped Body Near Chicago 3 Days Later.

BARBER ADMITS BUTCHER SLAYING OF INDIANA MAN   BLAMES MURDER ON ARGUMENT OVER A PRETTY YOUNG GIRL

Barber Admits ‘Love’ Killing   Sawed Body in Two, Hauled it Away

Advocates Stronc Foreign Policy; Hits Socializing  Ebright Criticizes Administration Of  Cavarnne . I miele

Sees Life  Forfeited Otherwise   Ex-Czech Delegate to U. N. Is Warned To Watch Behavior.

Czech Granted Asylum In U.S.   Life Of Resigned Red UN Member Held In Danger

VLADIMIR ROUDEK GETS PERMISSION TO REMAIN HERE   [Broke With Red Government,  Charging Domination a Ry Russia

ATOM ATTACK REVIEW ASKED BY CONGRESS   Scuttling of Plans For Big Carrier Under Fire

HOUSE GROUP WOULD PRObE A-WAR PLANE   Committee Seeks Review ofl U. S. Atomic Strategy.

House Group Calls for Top Civilian Review of  Plans for A-Bomb Attack

Rule on Reservist,  Guard Deferments  Military Can Upset Rules if Necessary

Posse Nabs Negro Man  2 White Women   2 White Women Brutally Beaten

Truman Will Ask Funds For War In Korea  Other Needs Will Be Told Congress  Ip Special Message

Congress Note Also to Ask — Some Guards   President to Call For $6 Billion To Buy Weapons

Reds Heat Up Cold War, Allies In Bold Answer   U.S. dad Britain Bring in Tanks, Trans To Berlin; Russia Claines Plane Was ditackodt

Claim American Jet Fighter ‘Attacked’ Rec  Airliner Over Germany

Move Made as Soviet Charges Jet Attacked   Secret American Army Radar Screen Passes First Test

U.S., Britain Bolster. Army In Berlin   Russia Protests ‘Attack’ on Plane  nt rf

U.S. Denies Charge Made By Russians   Western Powers Bring New Tanks, Troops To Berlin

Allies Bolster Berlin Power   British Tanks, Yank Troop: Move in, Will Arm German Police *

Allies Move Reinforcements Into  Berlin And To Arm German Police   British Tanks And American Troops On The Job And Some 13,800 Police To Be Trained And Armed.

Incident Steps Up Cold. War  Qawintse’ Claim   Soviets Claim Plane Attacked

Russia “Heats Up” Cold War, Charges Plane “Attacked”   Reinforcements Already on Way When Saviet Levied Its New Charae

‘ATTACK ON SOVIET PLANE IS CHARGED  U. S. and Britain Rring In Tanks and   U. S. and Britain Bring In Tanks and Troops as Cold War Is Heated Up.

MORE TANKS, MEN SENT Ra BUSSIA BOIL   West Reinforcements Arrive as Reds Charge Jet Plane Attack.

U. §. TROOPS 60 TO JOIN OTHERS STANDING GUARD:   British Tanks Are Sent And Western Powers Announce They Plan 1° Arm German Poice,

New Tanks, Troops On Way When Soviets Levy Charge— West To Meet Threats Of Moscow With Show Of Strength   WILL EQUIP BERLIN . POLICE WITH RIFLES

Allies Send New Troops To Berlin   Action Follows Russian Charge  U. S. Plane Fired On Soviet Transport

Russia Charges-- Jets Attacked  US., England Moves ‘More Troops to Berlin

BRITISH LABOR PARTY RIBBEL   Winnie's Friends Shout ‘Cheer Up!’ to Shaky Attlee, Associates

Parliament Opened Today   Cocky Conservatives deer at Small-Margin Laborites to ‘Cheer Up

British Conservatives Are In Cocky Mood As Parliament Opens Session

Britain's Conservatives Advise Labor Party to ‘Cheer Up” As New Parliament Meets Today

Conservative Members Cocky In Parliament  Cabinet Shuffled In Move Against Strong Minority -

Reshuffles Laborite Cabinet   Attlee Keeps Three Top Aides in Shift Designed to Bolster Shaky Party Control

Friends And Foe In ‘Agreement On Leopold Talk  Clear To Both Sides That King’s Message No Solution To Crisis

Belgian King Not Very Helpful  In Latest Message On Return To Power

Horse Meat Rackel Runs In Big Money   Officials Trace Origin Of Shipments of ‘Steaks’ To Chicago; Texans Have Eaten Quantity of Meat

Equine ‘Beefsteak’ A $Million Racket   Over 3,000 Pounds of Horse Meat Has Been Consumed By Unsuspecting Texans

A HORSEMEAT ‘RACKET   ‘Texas Meat Inspector Says Shipments Came From Chicago

Mayor Rhodes Criticizes State Mop Purchases   Candidate Points To ‘Corruption’ In Welfare Dept.

Police Graft Livens N.Y. Mayoral Race  Impellitteri Calls For Evidence as

Top U.S. Leaders Say Action In Korea Tests United Nations’ Power

Doctor Charged With Murder Holds Vote Of Confidence From Townsfolk

Town Backs Mercy Killer Facing Jury   Villagers Move ‘Accused Doctor With Testimonial

Grand Jury Will Get Case Tomorro  Doctor Char wed With Merey Killing Upheld By Neighbor:

ACCUSED MEDIC GETS SUPPORT   Clergymen, Fellow Physi- cians And Neighbors   Back Dr. Sander

Jet Liner Makes First U.S.-Canada Flight 365-Mile Trin Made In Half Ueusal Time Car Dictanen 

$4 Billion to Be Asked for Arming Allies   Truman to Request More Military AidCongress Completes Action on Manpowe:

Asks $4 Billion Arms Aid Hike  Tran neake Nor nm tar QOiir Allie

President Asks $4 Billion Hike In Arms Aid   Speedy Action On House Floor Set on Request

Extra Funds Will Bolster Anti-Red Allies   Rival Solons Join for Speedy Action in Expediting Plan

AiD 4 PROPOSED   President to to R e qi uest ~ Another $4-Billion

Quick Action On Request Seen Likely   Anti-RedCountries Object Of Drive For Extra U.S. Support

KKKKK* TRUMAN ASKING FOUR BILLIONS FOR MILITARY AID TO ANTI-RED NATIONS

Two Party Okay Given ToProposal   House Appropriation: Chairman Announces Unanimity Among Leaders   Controls Likely   Rayburn Says Truman Would Not Veto Bill Providing Extras

President Seeks A Billion To Aid Anti-Red Nation  Favorable To Request For Military Bill

Truman Asks $4 Billions To Arm Friends   Measure To Get Speedy Action On House Floor

BOTH PARTIES IN CONGRESS BACK PLAN   President Urges Immediate Action On Proposal  BILL DESIGNED   To Strengthen European. Other Nations In War Against Communism

‘President Sending Message ‘Asking For $4,000,000,000 To Aid Anti-Communist Nations

Needs Funds for ““Emergency’’, Truman Says  Asks Asiathiais S4. Billion

Leaders of Both Parties Agree To Speed Action on Military Aid Bill for Anti-Red Nations

Foreign Arms Aid Plans To Be Pushec  Agreement Reached To Expedite Funds

TRUMAN ASKS $4 BILLION MORE TO ARM ALLIES   GOP and Demo Leaders Agree to Expedite “Emergency” Arms Aid.

Truman Will Ask §4 Billion More In Military Aid   Quick Action is Seen On Measure to Arm Anti-Red Nations

Truman Asking 4 Billions More For Milifary Aid   Action Compieted on Bill Lifting Ceiling On the Armed Forces

Truman To Get 4 Billion More For Arms Aid   House Leaders Assure Fast Action On Request

Truman Asks 4 Billion More To Aid Friend:   10 Ald Friend Tells Congressional  Leaders He’ll Send Coneresa Message

Truman Due To Ask More Arms Funds   Wants Additional Four Billion For Foreign Nations

McCarthy Urges Acheson Ouster, Vows New Battle   State Department Rebut:  Charge Its Loyalty  Files Were Rifled

McCarthy. After Acheson's Scalp, Declares His Battle Has Just Started

McCarthy Seeks Scalp Acheson   Asks Ousting Of Jessup; Threatens To Name No. 2 Man

McCarthy Says Fight Just Started   Demands President Fire Secretary of Stat: Acheson,

Subpoena Due In Loyalty Sift   Probers Train Legal Guns On Truman Balk

Drive Opened About 35 Miles East Of Taegu   Walker Promises Early Offensive

Strive for Solid Defense Line fo Profect Build-Up for Promised Allied Offensive Agains{ Invaders; Republican Forces Gain

Start Attack To Strengthen Lines In North   Troops Cheered By Comniander’s Promise They Will Soon Break Out Of Their Defense Box; Drive To East

Walker Promises Troops They Will Break Out of Defense Box Shortly

S. Koreans  Prominent in  New Action Gen. W alker Says   Gen. Walker Says Attacks Due Soon; Trap Is Sprung On 3.000 Reds

Belgium’s Communist Party Blames \Pro-Leopoldists For Lahaut Killing —

Reds Demand  Vengeance For Lahaut Slaying   Belgium Communist Part; Roused By Assassination Of President; Wife Of  Victim Sees Slayers

Lahaut Death Stirs Leftists   Belgian Reds Wold Royalists to Blame

Belgium Hit By New Strife   Assassination O! Red Leader Blamed On Pro-Leopoldists

Valley Chamber Names Manager  R. C. Thompkins Replaces Jack Drake

Gen. Lacks Authority To Cope WithChinese   Eighth Army In Full Retreat; Top U. S$. Field Commander s Called To Tokyo

MacArthur Warns UN of New War  Calls for Diplomatic Answer to Problem Of China Reds

Red Attacks Break U.N. Line, Force Retreat Along Northern: Front; Yank Casualties Heavy

UN Offensive — Thrown Back By Enemy Hordes   MacArthur Says “Entire New War” Opened; Lack Of Authority To Bomb Manchuria Handicap

Red Hordes Press Ahead   Allies Retreat All Along 75-Mile Front As Crisis Grows; MacArthur Says He Lacks Authority To Cope With Chinese Attackers   Generals Are Called Te Tokvo

Chinese Hordes Crushing Down Upon Allies  MacArthur Warns   MacArthur Warns That UN Is Facing ‘Entire New War’ With Chinese Armie

Red Hordes Pour Through Allied Lines   America-. Forces Face Commie Trap as Retreat Grows

End Of War By Yule Is Shattered Dream   MACARTHUR MEETS HIS TOP FIELD COMMANDERS

MacArthur Says He Lacks Authority To Deal With Chinese Red Attack

Grave Crisis in Korea—  Sth Army Retreats As Chinese Troops Pour Across Border

Widening Split in Eighth Army Flank, Allies in Retreat   MacArthur Warns Massive Chineso Intervention Means “Entirely New War"; Allied Forces Far Outnumbered

Gen. MacArthur Warns of ‘Entire New War’ As Chinese Hordes Maul Retreatine 8th Army

‘Can’t Cope’ With New Belligerents   Red Chinese Hordes Crushing Down Upon U.N. Troops In Korea; Communists Build Offensive Safety Behind Frontier

200,000 Reds rit Front: 500,000 Poised On Border   MacArthur Admits He's Pawerless; Allies Retreating On 75-Mile Front

MacArthur Says World Now Faces New War Threats  Lacks Authority To Act; Invader Hordes Attack

Offensive  Meets With  Reverses   General Says, He Lacks Authority To Cope With New Belhiverents

Allies Facing Grave Crisis   Top Field Commanders Summoned to Tokyo; 200,000 Chinese Opposing Allied Forces

MacArthur Says Allies “Face Entire New War,’ And That Under Present Orders He Can’t Handle Situation

GEN, MACARTHUR ASSERTS WORLD NEARS NEW WAR   Commander Declares He Is Powerless To Cope With Chinese Belligerents—- Problem For Free Nations.

‘Chinese Reds Crush, Push UN Units Back   Savs Drive Leaped   Says Drive Leaped Off Manchuria Base

MacArthur Warns ‘Entire New War’ Faced by Allies   Cosmopolitan Army Forced to Retreat — On 75-Mile Front

M’ Arthur Appeals For Aid   Present Force ‘Powerless’ To Stem Attack

200,000 CHINESE REDS OUT   Field Dispatches State 110,000 Allied Troops Are In Retreat All Along Front; Issue Of Chinese Must Be  Dinlomatic Move

‘End-The- War By Christmas Plan Shattered, Chiefs Confer   110,000 Troops of 53 Na tions Facing Enemy Of 200,000

MacArthur Warns That Non-Communist Nations Face ‘Entire New War’ With Communist Hordes Crushing Down On His Repulsed Troops—Raps Lack Of Authority To Cope With Undeclared Belligerents Supplied From Manchuria

“Privileged  Ganctinaiee”  Of Reds Cited   Allied Field Leader  Says He Lacks Power To Stop Enemy—Now Immune to Air Attack

Admits He Is Powerless To Cone with Foe   China Red Intrusion Smashes Vietory Hopes of Commander

Enemy Forces Building Up In Manchuria   MacArthur Warns ‘Hands Tied’ by Diplomatic Orders

U.N. Forces Facing Grave Crisis, China Hurls 200,000 Into Assaul   Commander Says He Lacks Authority to Cope With New Undeclared Belligerents as Army Retreats All Along Flaming War Front

“Entire New War” Faced by United  Nations - MacArthur Undeclared Chinese Belligerents —  Who Are Immune from Air Attacks Referred to As Allies Fall Back

Gen. MacArthur Appeals for More Authority  En mses: vilds Offensives   Enemy Safely Builds Offensives at Bases in Manchuria

Chinese Forces Drive Ahead On All Korean Fronts   UN Commander Lacks Authorit To Cope With Situation; Calls Field LeadersTo Tokyo Confab

U.N. EIGHTH ARMY RETREATING  MacArthur Says He Does Not Have Authority To  Meet Korean Crisis

MacArthur Warns Of ‘New War’   Chinese Reds In Korea Mean New Trouble For UN

United Nations In Retreat All Along 75-Mile Front Before Chinese Reds  MACARTHUR   Acknowledges He Is Powerless To Cope With U nieciared Belligerents

Reds Smash Riddled U.N.  Korea Lines   Commander Says War Takes ‘Entire New Face’ In East

MacArthur Declares He Has Inadequate Authority Cope With Grave Crisis in East

M‘Arthur Says New War Opens   Asks United Nations To Do Something to Meet Grave Situation

Disaster Threatens Forces in Korea   Horde of 200,000 Chinese Pour Through Breached Allied Line and Threaten to Surround All the American Fighting Units; MacArthur Pleads for Right to Bomb the Manchurian Supply Centers

MacArthur Calls Generals Walker And Almond To Tokyo For Confabs —Urges UN To Seek Solution To China Intervention—Speaks As War Enters Crisis

Admits Forces Cannot Match Enemy Strength   Peace Up To Diplomatic Heads, Allied Commander In Korea Savs

Says He Lacks  Power to Cope With Situation  General Summons Field Chiefs  To Tokyo; U. S. Eighth Army in   General Summons Field Chiefs To Tokyo; U. S. Eighth Army in Retreat All Along Korean Front

Communists Rip Through Allied Lines   General Emphasizes Manchurian Haven, Calls Field Leaders

General Hints He’d Bomb Manchuria delta deren eal  UN’s Drive Smashed

MacArthur Calls In Top Commanders; Says U.N. Faces “Entire New War’   DECLARES HE LACKS AUTHORITY TO COPI WITH UNDECLARED FIGHTERS MASSING OFFENSIVE SAFE FROM AIR ATTACK

Commander Notifies  UN of 200,000 Red Chinese in Battle  Bitter Report Assails Enemy's Use of ‘Privileged Sanctuary‘ Across Manchurian Border

‘States Hels Unable To Cope With Chinese Belligerents   Communists Ace Able To Build Up Tremendous Offensives With Immunity To Air Attack

Communist Assaults Send U. N. Troops Reeling in Retreat Along Flaming 75Mile Front.   OUTNUMBERED U.N. TROOPS FACE CRISIS

Chinese Reds Hurl 200.000 at Lines  MacArthur Warns Free World Faces “Entirely New War”

Gen. MacArthur Appeals for: More Authority  pe Gafaly Builds   ‘Enemy Safely Builds Offensives at Bases in Manchuria

Non-Red United Nations Facing Entire New War  Warnina Is issued   Warning Is Issued By Gen. MacArthur

‘Declares He Lacks Authority To Cope With Chinese Hordes Overruning U.N. Positions; Urges Diplomatic Pressure

Allies Lose Ground All Along Front   Mac Calls Generals ir Field to Tokyo for Urgent Meeting.

Lacks Authority fo Repel Enemy, MacArthur Says  SW AAA MLinw«nee D.Ae   200,000 Chinese Reds Hurled Against Crack U.N. Forces at Borde:

charges Filed in Seizure of slot Machines  Falcon Club Head And Attendant Are Named by Tourtelot   Binaggio Aids Plead Innocent

ON SUNDAY NATURE WALK   ON SUNDAT NAIURE WALA  Plants and Animals in or Near Water to Be Observed

ON SUNDAY NATURE WALB  Plants and Animals in or Near Water to Be Observed

Bride-To-Be, 18, Ducks Whistler  Scared Girl Hiding At Paradis, La.

BRIDE-T0-BE IS IN HIDING   Fears Phantom Whistle: Who Threatens To Prevent Marriage

INCREASE ORDERED FOR JUNE DAILY CRUDE OIL ALLOWABLE   US Authorities Crack Down On Million-Dollar Dope Ringe

Two Trainmen Die in Wreck  Of Freight Train in Maine  ee Sa tlie Met eh ee BF Po Bice

Select Last  Jurors Today In Merey Death   Two Prospective Juror: Dismissed As They Approve Girl’s Action

Jury Ts Selected For Paight Trial   Nine Women, Three Men Arve Accepted as All Right

Acheson Due To Resign?  Poll Observers   Poll Observers See Change Ahead

‘BYRD CLAIMS VOTES TO BEAT HUTCHINSON   55 Of 36 Senaters Have Picdged Support Te Virziaia Lawmaker

B. . NOEL APPOINTED kK. C. DISTRICT DEPUT   Selection Of MeSherrystewn Man Made By State Lodge Official— Five Councils In Area

Nowspapermen To Name Officers Today  Area Press Group Ovens Session Here

19 SCHOOLS BAN ADDRESSES Oe eee  Legion Hits Snag With UMT in L.A.

School Head, Legion Clash   Universal Training Talks Banned in L.A. High Schools

Truman Rejects Hoover's Advice   Pledges No Return to lsolationism

Truman Calls Hoover  Proposal ‘lsolationism  U.S. Not Going Back To That, Hoa Save: Is Anxious About Allies

TSOLATIONIST STAND RAPPED BY PRESIDENT   U. S., West Allies Mean Business, Truman Says

Flying Boat’ Falls at Sea  10 Navy Men Saved After Atlantic Crash

Two Private Airplanes Collide at Sea; Searchers Find Two Oil Slicks

Martin Atfacks Critics of U.S.  VFW Opens Session, Local Men Attend

Hundreds of Early Arrivals Flock To Capital for Opening of VFW Convention

Polite Bandits Rob Hotel Cierk   Drop Man At South Haven - After Stickup At Hart; Give Him Fare

HOTEL CLERK IS KIDNAPED   Abducted At Gun Point By Two Men; Is Released Near South Haven

STAR DEFENSE WITNESS BACK ON STAND TODA)   Expect Mercy Trial to Go to Jury Sometime Tomorrow

FINLAND REJECTS SOVIET CHARGES   ASSURES RUSSIANS NATION LIVES UP TO TERMS OF PACT

Finns Reject Soviet Charge   Did Not Help War Criminals, Reply -

New Year's Note Given An Answer   Finns Try To Abide By Terms Of Treaty

Finland Rejects Red Protest on War Criminals   Informs Russia She !s Trying to Abide by Finnish-Soviet Pacts

Answer Given To Strong Red Protest   Finns Declare’Every Effort Is Being Made to Observe Pact

Committee Okays Profits Tax Bill   Levy Would Boost Federal Income $3,400,000

Group Okays ‘Prolits Levy   House Bill Would React Rack ta Tnty 7}

British Repel Reds In First Taste Of War  ‘Sorted Them Out,’  a. : ee Cer ~ ey er   ‘Sorted Them Out,’ Brigadier Says After Machine Gun Aitack

Condemnation Of Red China Will Be Asked   U.S. Expeeted To Urge UN To Take Necessary Action

Retail Foods Jump 2.7 Pct.   Survey Shows Rise Since War Started

‘COMMIES EYE PUSAN  Ko-Reds Blasted From 2 Towns; Big Thrust Ahead

By HOWARD HANDLEMAN Far EasternDirector. International News Service

Mortar Fire Halts Central Front Attack   Communists Begin Assault on Another Front With Tanks

Big Offensive Move ls Started By Red Forces.   Attack Is Started On Central Korean Front During Night

Outnumbered Central Front Yanks Retire   Americans Take One Town In Southwest, Reds Quit Another

Resistance By Reds Is Stiffening   Armed Services Reduce Fast Pace Of Mobilization.   Military Machine Is Finding Less Need for Reserves; Power Ie Growing   Allies Launch Big Push as Reports Of Participation by Chinase Cantinue   An Old Drug, Furacin, Reacts Same as ACTH   tMay Be Inexpensive New Remedy Against Serthritis: Start Tacte   Early Stockpiling Of Scarce Metals Planned by U.S.   A 20 to 30 Percent Cut in Non-Military. Uses $s Planned; NPA Speeds Proaram      Have You Registered to Vote? Books Close at 10 O'clock Tonight!

 May Hoip Against Some Cancers Old, Inexpensive Drug Works Like Wonder Hormone ACTH

Big Drive for Legalized Gambling in California  VWadbeos LAS] Dyess: nw CE Tecek   Voters Will Decide on Off-Track Betting on Ballot in November

Dr. H. N. Sander May Be Dropped  May Lose Membership In Medical Society

HOSPITALS BAN CR. SANDER   Officiuls of Hillsborough County Medical Society Say That Physician May Automatically Bo Dropped from Membership. —

Seven U.S. Bombers Flying Non-Stop Over Pacific in 10,000-Mile Trip

Laborites Win In First Test In Commons  Motion Of Censure Loses By 14 Votes;  nathear ‘ ®  aed

Sherif£ Arrests Two fc: Assault   George S=v Beaten By Companic's ‘n Auto

Sheriff Arrests Two fc: Assault   George Sesy Beaten By Companiers in Auto 

VISIT SHOW   Baseball Fons Urged to Step Over ond Sce Fina Dairy Exhibits, Too

Basebalf Fons Urged to Step Over and Sce Fine Dairy Exhibits, Too

Bomb Shelter Bill Approved  House Passes Civiliar Pra fn wen EF... mel

Bomb Shelter  Bill Approved   247-1 House Vote Okay: ret) Nefense Plan

[ATOM BOMB SHELTERS House Votes $3.4 Billion For Civilian Defense

Philippine President Plans Conference ‘Aanong Southwestern Pacific Countries

Britain and France to Join U. §. In Hitting Back at Reds in Berlin

Allies Intend Counter Blow  At Blockade   Britain and France Reported Ready to Join United States   To Retaliate Against New Russian Traffic Restrictions to West Germany.

U. S. May Get British, French Aid In Hitting Back At Red Blockade

Britain, France Will Join U.S. In Hitting. Back. At New Blockade

Nations May Strike Back At Blockade   U.S, Reportedly To  ‘Be Joined by Great Britain, France In Move Against Reds

Allies to Hit Back at Russ Berlin Blockade   Soviet Restrictions Of Transport Prompt Retaliatory Moves

France. Britain  Will Strike Back   Nations Wil Join U. S. in Retaliation for Truck Stowdawn

Counter To Blockade Is Planned   Britain. France May Join U.S. In Striking Back At Red Tactics

U.S. Blockade Retaliation To Be Bolstered?  Wh 2a. 6   es   OU SIUISUUICU  Britain, France Likely To Join  A gwatnet Weaactanc

Three Nation Blockade  Action Seen   U.S. Moves To Forestall Red Submarine Threat In Pacific

Berlin Blockade Stirs U.S. Action  Britain, France Set  or ee eee ee

"Great Military Value’  Dult Dedicates Eastern ‘Eyfension. of Turnnike

Duff Dedicates East’ Extension “OF Pa: Turnpike   Predicts Highway Will B One Of Moat lmportant In United States

Years Have Weakened Observance It Penna. Of World War One Armistice Day

Says US Supplies May Not Fulfill Shipping Demand   Leaf Associates Head Terms Marshall Plan As Help To Growers

Weed Export Demand May Exceed Supply   Tobacco Associates Head Urges Success For Marshall Plan

Steel Officials See New Higher Wages, Prices   @ Industry Facjng Another Round In Rising Costs

Walton, Onward: Schools Will Be Merged in Fall   First Six Grades to Be at Onward, Rest at = Walton :

State Hospital Denies Charge   Red Tape Didn’t Delay Admission, ls Answer

Hospital Denies Judge's Charge   Says Kewaunee Infant Not Seriously III, Well Cared For

Denies Admission Delay Madison Hospital Refutes Judge’s Baby Case Charges

Census Questions—  Include Eight Concerning Every Person In Sandusky

DIRKSEN WINS AS REPUBLICANS SWEEP ILLINOIS   LUCAS WEEPS WHEN CONCEDING DEFEAT; GOP GAINS IN HOUSE

Lueas Trails By 275.000; 3 Offices Von  by Republicans   Chicago Sheriff Victory, War Developments Hurt Democrats

Republicans Rap Truman s Formosa Talk   Say President Failed To Consult Them On Intentions

S. Texas Fruit Growers May Swap for Houses from Sweden   Citrus for Pre-Cut Homes Deal Pending; Each Needs What Other Has Plenty of; Without ECA Red Tape

Follow Big Three Meeting   Ministers of The Atlantic Pact Nations Discuss Defenses Buildup

Planning How To Build Up Defense   Foreign Ministers of 12 At lantic Pact Nations in Session   ‘s wr Pees Se Set F Bot ¥ § 2478 NY  General Omar Bradley May Be Named Head of New  Western Command

Cost Of Defense Central Ixane As 12 Nations Send Delegates   —e———e——eEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEee  Bradley Rumored kor key Position   Counter Move On Part Of Reds To Shutoff West Noted By Diplomats

A 3-DAY CONVENTION  General Omar Bradley May Be Named Head of New  testern Command

acific Bases Termed Strong   Allies Could Break Up Aggression, M’‘Arthur Tells Australians

‘CGW INCREASES WAGES, GRANTS NEW HOLIDAYS   Production, Maintenance Employees Get 10-Cent ~Pay Beost;-Fwo Additional Paid Holidays

[ruman Gently Ribs Lausche  Both At Democratic  Dinnare Rath Suen

Truman Would Vote ‘For Democrats Only,’ If He ‘Lived In State Of Ohio’

‘Truman Raps Taff-Leaning Lausche, Prescribes Straight Democratic Ticket

Truman Gently Slaps Wrist Of Ohio Governor Lausche  Says He Would Vote Democratic Ticket Straight If He Lived There

Freedom Light out in Lidice  Illinois Memorial Flame Fades into Pact   United Press Staff Correspondent

Chrysler Announces - ‘Auto Price Boosts   Increases On 1951 New - Models Range From ~ $80: To $195

Chrysler Hikes Price of Cars  Announcement Comes As Meetina Called

Chrysler Joins In Hiking Prices On New Autos  Third Member Of ‘Big Three’ Follows Trend

CHRYSLER CAR ~ PRICES BOOSTEL   <20 TO $195 INCREASES ON 1951 MODELS ANNOUNCED — DODGE TRUCKS UP.

Order Is Issued as Cities Show Critical Status   10-Day Supply Limit; Co-operation Asked by Govemor

Wisconsin Order  Limits Deliveries  Sets Up Ten-Day Supply Maximum

HAGAMAN. IS NEW CHIEF OF STATE   Sworn In As Governor  When. Gov. Frank Carl - son Resigns   A. TENURE: OF 41 DAYS

Sworn In As Governor When Gov. Frank Carl son Resigns   A TENURE OF 41 DAYS

New Liability Law In Effect  All Auto Drivers Now Under New Statute

Welfare Head  Steps Into Job  Tramburg Asks Help From Entire Staff

Is Critically Hart In Crash Near Detrick   Thurmont Motorcyclist Collides With Other Cars; Leg, Jaw, And Shoulder Fractured

Find Mutilated . Body of Wealthy, Joplin, Mo.. Woman   Had Been Struck in Head With Meat Chopper. in Attack at Her Home.

Death of Wealthy Joplin Woman is Labeled Murder   Bludgeoned Body of Victim Discovered In Her Home

New Order Stirs Up Ohio Politics   Miller Cracks Down On Lone Wolf Set-Up

21 Survivors Tell Story of Horror   Be ¢ vy a ietrea ™: yaRo ut   Missing Atomic Scientist Now in Russia, Newsman Says

Report Italo-British Atom Scientist Pontecorvo Fled Finland for Russia

ltalo-British Atom Expert Reported on Ship for Moscow   Correspondent for Rome Paper Reports Scientist Sailed Sent. 2 From Finland

SEEK PLAN OF ACTION IN ‘ATTACK’   ‘Bombing’ to Aid Board In Writing Defense Handbook

All-German State Asked   Prague Meeting Of Soviet Bloc Calls For Peace Treaty

French Fight Fifth Column, Arrest 208 ~   Russian, Princess —. Among Prisoners; Spanist War Leader Hunted 

DRIVE AIMS AT FOREIGNERS  French Arrest 208 Reds  Plan Immediate QOuster   LAUNCHED AT DAWN.

208 Jailed As Security Precaution   Polish Princess Among Suspected Fifth Columnists

France Jails 208 Suspected Alien Fifth Columnists   Malik Hits U:S. Leaders For Bombings In Korea

Truman May Decide To Call Conaress Soon  President Aboard Yacht; Cruise To Re Cantinued

B-29s Bomb Supply Road  From Russia   500 Tons Of Bombs Hit Key North Korean Port, Rail Center

B-29s Drop 500 Tons on Key Red Port   Raid on Seishin ‘Only 45 Miles From  Soviet Frontier

B-29's Raid Key. Port Of Enemy   Seventy Superfortresses Drop 700 Tons Of Bombs.

Farm Groups Oppose Use: of Surplus as Aid   ECA Bill Now Would Provide U. S. Farm Products for Europe.

Europe Army Choice Near   Fresh Speculation Centers on Gen. The’

{2 Pact Nations Resume Meeting   Expected to Name  Europe Defense Head

Predict Pact Nations Will Pick Americar   Eisenhower Seems To Be Best Bet For Commander

Want American fo Direct Army   Eisenhower Expected to Be Defense Head

Recommendation For Army Head Is Predicted   Eisenhower to be Named Supreme Commander Is Speculation

Yank May Head Defense Army   Eisenhower's Name Prominently Mentioned

Commander Of European Force Asked   Officials Predict North Atlantic Pact Military To Ask for Supreme  U. §. Commander

IKE WOULD BE GLAD 10 HEAD PACT DEFENSE   Naming of American Forecast as Military Committee Resumes Meeting.

Predict Yank to Lead Army for Europe   Fresh Speculation That Eisenhower Will Command

Europe Job To Americar   Pact Military Leaders Said to Favor U.S. Man To Head Defense Army

Boom Grows For ‘Ike’ As Army Head   Eisenhower Leads In Speculation On Europe Defenses

Name Yank Soon to Top Europe Post   Atlantic Pact Chiefs Near Decision; Ike Is Held Likely Choice

American Urged For Western Army Command   Eisenhower Plans Talks in Washington

Treaty Nations Likely To Pick  Leader Soon   Kisenhower ‘Happy’ That People Of Europe Want Him For Job

‘Pact Panel Expected to Recommend 'American to Head Force in Europe

U.S. Chief Urged For Treaty Force  Eisenhower Name Tops Rumor List

SPECULATE IKE MAY HEAD WEST DEFENSE FORCE      Immediate Appointment of Commander Sought for Combined Armies.

OFFICIAL PREDICTS AMERICAN TO HEAD EUROPEAN FORCE   Gen. Eisenhower Called To Washington For Talk With Defense Dept. Heads

Supreme Commander ‘May Be Named Soon   Speculation Is That ‘Eisenhower Will Be Asked toa Haad Army  ‘OF Furanaon Delanza

American To ‘Head Military Of Treaty Unit   Gen. Eisenhower Most Prominently Mentioned for Jok

AMERICAN MAY HEAD EUROPE’S DEFENSE FORCE   Hint Eisenhower May Be Called By Atlantic Pact Nations

EISENHOWER MAY COMMAND EUROPE ARMY   Pact Nations Expected To Demand American Lead Defense Force.

AMERICAN MAY GET TOP POST IN JOINT ARMY   Eisenhower, Bradley Mentioned In Speculation On Treaty Talks

Acheson Warns Communists May Attack   Says Assistance To Friends Will Be “Appropriate”

Promises Limited U.S. Aid to Asia In Fight on Reds   In Major Foreign Policy Speech _ Acheson Holds Out Hope to Nations  Fichtine Agoression: Blasts Russia

Acheson Charts American Policy For Far East   Truman Approves Speech Promising _Anti-Red Aid

Secretary's Speech Has Truman's Okay  _ Major Foreign Policy Statement Offer Aic  In Red Fight Within

Acheson Promises Limited U. S. Aid To Non-Communist Countries Of Asia

Truman Okays Policy Talk   Aid Would Cover Military, Financial, Technical Help Against Red Spread

Acheson Promises  Asia Aid   To be Used to Resist Soviet Imperialism  In the Far East

U. S. Will Give Funds To Non-Red Nations To Fight Communism   Plan Will Include Some Military Help   Secretary Of State Gives Views In Truman-Endorsed Address In California

——hina Cautioned—  Aid Plan For Asia Unveiled   Acheson Promises Limited Assistance To Non-Red Nations

Acheson Says U. 5. Will Give Limited Aid to ’Non-Reds   Assistance Will Be Appropriate to Each Situation

ACHESON SAYS REDS MAY USE CHINA AS BASE   Accuses Russia Of Taking Food From Starving

Acheson Says U.S. Ready to Trade With China, Except for War Goods

Aid Promised To Non-Red . Nations   U. S. Will Give Assistance in Battle Against munist   ‘IN THE FAR EAST AREA   Secretary Acheson Makes Major Policy Address in California

Acheson Gives Aid Promise to Asia Non-Reds   Assistance of All Kinds Promised to Combat Communist Imperialisn

Acheson Says U.S. Willing To Give Help   Secretary Of State Warns Assistance Must Be Needed

TrumanApproves Secretary's Policy Statement  Military, Financial And Technical Aid Promised in Far East

US. to Assist Anti-Reds.in Asia--Acheson   Promises Limited Aid Covering Military, Money, Works Fields

Aid Promised To Non-Red . Nations   U. S. Will Give Assistance _ in Battle Against Communist   Secretary Acheson Makes Major Policy Address in California

Discuss Next Steps After Marshall Aid   Bevin Reveals Talks With U. S. Intended To Avert Economic Collapse in 1952

Gale, Heavy Seas Force lrish Pilot fo Take Forced Atlantic Voyage

LLL LOLOL LLL EE  Illinois Lashed by Winds, Rain; Extensive Damage Is Reported

NORTH ILLINOIS HIT BY STRONG WINDS AND RAIN   U. S. Highway North of Chi. cago Blocked by High Waters.

ONE MORE PAY BOOST SOUGHT   Unions, With Eye On Wage Controls, Point To Rising Living Costs.

Unions Flex For Wage Boost Drive  Living Cost Rise Justifies Bid, Leaders Avow

Fugitive Slayer Is Seized After 2-Biock Chase   Omar Pinson, One Of 1¢ Most , Wanied Criminals, Recaptured After Break. ing From S. D. Officer

U. N. Korea Forces Are Reshutiled: Tenth Corps Unified With 8th Army

China Entry In War Forced Withdrawal Of 10th Corps From Hungnam’s Section

U. N. COMMANDER RESHUFFLES H1S FORCES IN FIELD   TENTH CORPS NOW REJOINS 1ST AND 9TH IN EIGHTH ARMY

UN Evacuation Is Expl ained By MacArthur   Red China’s Entry ta War Forced Withdrawal, Commander Says

General Says Withdrawal Ends Reshuffling Required When Red China Entered War

10TH CORPS IS NOW PART OF EIGHTH ARMY   MacArthur Says Hungnarn Evacuation Completes Regrouping Caused by Chinese.

MacArthur Puts 10th Corps Units In 8th Army Setup  Ridgway Takes Up Unified Command Of Korea Troops

U.8. Forees in Korea Under Unified Command: Gen. MacArthur Savs Enemy Plot Now Exposed

10th Corps Made Part Of (Kighth Army   MacArthur Reports Withdrawal Finishes Forces’ Reshuffling

Evacuation af Hungnam Ends U.N. Reshutfle   Regrouped 10th Corp: Londs in the South After Escape by Seq

No Progress Made fo End Two Strikes   Postpone Further Negotia lions in Electrical Dispute Harvester Workers Stil Out

State Teacher Group Approves Largest Budget   a of WEA Run ‘Soviet’ Style, Opposing Group Says

PRESENT AWARDS TO FIVE FARMERS   Annual County Banker: Meeting Was Held at Baldwin Last Night   FOR CONSERVING SOI!

TO FIVE FARMERS   Annual County Banker: Meeting Was Held at Baldwin Last Night   FOR CONSERVING SOI!

Coroner Asks For Comic Books In  Death Of Youth   Seeks to Determine If Boy Strangled in A Self-Constructed Trar

Climbers Ready To Resume Hunt jini’   Efcite To Find Airplane; 21 Aboard

CLIMBERS HUNT MISSING PLANE   Work Up To 9,000-Foot Level Searching For Twin-Engined DC-3

Huge Hurricane In Atlantic Off  Georgia Coast Florida Cleaning Up After Blow That Did  @ atBite

Bandit Shoots Hub Cabbie Blocking Path  Foiled In Stickup   Foiled In Stickup Of Ticket Office

LOYALTY. BOARD-APPROVAL    John Service Is. Cleared  Of McCarthy Red Charges

JOHN SERVICE [3 GIVEN GLEAN BILL   Principle Target In M’Carthy Criticism Cleared By State Department

Auto Industry Prepares to Cut Production   20 to 30 Per Cent Slash To Be General Through All Plants, Says Paper

GM Closing 5 Plants for Week  Due to Shortage of Materials Shutdown to Make 13,000 Workers Idle; Industry Set for Cutbacks in January

Five Assembly Plant Closings Are Set by GM   Materials Shortage Blamed as Reason For the Shutdowns

GM CLOSING FIVE ASSEMBLY PLANTS   Shutdown Due To Sudder Shortage Of Materials

AUTO WORKERS FACE LAYOFFS   Production Cutbacks Will Temporarily Idle Thousands

Hew Car Output To Get Cutback   Defense Demands T,) Cause Curtail

U.S. Reduces Banks’ Cash  For Lending   Assumes Control Of Natural Rubber   Limit On Use Of Cobalt To Hurt Radio, Television Manufacturers

GM to Close Five Plants   "Sudden Acute Shortage of Materials” Given as Reason for Action.

GM Closes Big Plants .   Week-Long Shutdown Ordered Because Of : Materials Shortage —

GM. Closes Five Plants For One Week   13,000 Workers Will Be Idled; Shortage Of Materials Blamed For This Shutdown

Allied Korean Support Asked  Congressional Leader: Approve U.S. Stand

OTHERS URGED TO JOIN FIGHI   ‘Congress Swings Behind Truman In Stand ‘On Korea.

Congressional Leaders Swing Behind Truman  _ Want Other Nation To Join U.S. Stand

ASK NATIONS TO SUPPORT DEFENSE OF SOUTH KOREA   GOP CONGRESSMEN PRAISE ACTION IN ‘DRAWING THE LINE’

KKK K Congressional  Leaders Back Truman Stand   Party Politics Forgotten in President's Move to Halt Red Menace

Congress Backs Truman Far East Policy Decision   Definite Stand Hailed by Both Parties as Richt Move

''To Seek Numbers  ' Lawmakers Swing Into  Line Behind President

Allied Korean Support Asked  i. -— ae ore oe Se  I   Congressional Leaders Approve U.S. Stand

U. §. Seeking Support of Other Nations   Senator Discloses Negotiations Are Under Way

PARLEY OLEK SUPPORT FROM OTHER NATIONS   Negotiations Under Way; Congress Drops Party Lines in Crisis.

Storm Raging In Mexico Gulf   Moving Northwest, Gains In Intensity

To Submit New Health Plan To  Next  Legislature   Suggests Revision Of County, City Organization

Plane Crash Kills Pilot West of Here  Body F ound 500 ‘Yards From Wreck Of Beechcraft

Body of Plane Pilot Is Found  Identified as Owner Of Wrecked Machine

Lincoln Flier Found Dead  Near Plane Terry Kemist Is Crash Victim

LUSCIOUS LIZ AND HEIR WED   Regular Hollywood Style Wedding Thrills Hundreds.

MEMBER OF FORGE 25 YEARS Lf  "Uncle Dave Dots eer  Officer Here, Claimed Bypeath

WEEKEND TO BE WARM   Kansas Forecast Includes Thunder: showers at Night

LIVING COSTS MAY HIT HIGH BY NEXT YEAR      ‘Upward Influences’ Said in Prospect By Expert

Cost of Living To Rise Next Year, Gov't Says   Expect Food Prices to Hit All-Time Hiah

Thailand King Is. Back in Homeland  Rama Shy Youth, Home Fint Time in Four Years

Would Tell It To World... .    President Planning Anti-Red Campaign

Need Funds To Start Program  Of Education   "Campaign OF Truth" Wil Be Launched In Korea, ‘Other Critical Areas’ Ir Eact-West Struaale =

TRUMAN T0 ASK FUNDS FOR WAR   REQUFST MAY B® MADF TWIS WEEK — WHERRY PRE. DICTS PROMPT ACTION.

$5,000,000,000 Sought Record Arms Outlay Looms      German Industry Will Be Used To Produce Semi-Military Items

Arms Outlay To Set Record  Truman Expected to Request $5 Billion

$5 Billion More For Defense Set  Crisis Mery Increase US. Budget Higher

Truman Plans Truth Campaign  Propaganda Will Be Spread By U. S. A.

WOULD EXPAND TRUTH CAMPAIGN   TRUMAN WILL ASK ADDED FUNDS FOR VOICE OF AMERICA

Truman May Ask 5 Billion In Arms Aid   Record Request Due Next Year To Gird Western Defenses

Truth Campaign Gathers Force  Truman To Ask Funds. en ht Pifheectsre

Congress To Be Asked For Funds For “Campaign of Truth” In Korean Area

Truman To Ask Funds To Spread ruth About U. S.  Hope To Offset Red Propaganda In Koreg And Other Zones

Nation May Open Drive To Educate In Far East   Intensive Campaign Should Counteract Russian Propaganda

Military Fund Request Due Next Week  Truman To Ask  RA. J a OM ee ee a!

FIGHT REQUIRES. CASH INCREASE   )  Senators: Predict Truman T: Ask. for More Korea  7 Militery Funds

Five Billion Dollars — Budgeted For Foreign ‘Arms, Officials Say

Truman May Ask Record Arms Fund   arected to Auk Congress For Five Billions For Aiding Western Defenses

Truman Seeks.  Military Func   Senators Plan to Support Move to Finance War

Oil Mineral Rights Case Up To Courts  Little Rock Man Files Suit To —

Oil Mineral Rights Case Up To Courts Little Rock Man  Files Suit To Halt Tax Levy

Appeal Gets Rebuffed In Court Ruling   Mildred Gillars Was Convicted Of Treason In Nazi Broadcasting

Rules Axis Sal Must Serve Full 10-30 Year Term  Court Affirms Treason Conviction Of Wartime

Axis Sally Conviction  Is Upheld   Appeals Court Says Woman Traitor Must Serve 10 To 30 Years For Aiding Nazis

Axis Sally Gets 10 to 30 Years   Ex-Actress Also Assessed $10,000 Fine by Court

FOURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF ‘AXIS SALLY   Rules Nazi Broadcaster Must Serve 10 To 30Year Prison Term

Axis Sally Verdict Upheld   10 To 30 Year Prison ‘Term Will Stand

Court Rules ‘Axis Sally’ Must Serve At Least 10 Years On Treason Chares

Court Upholds Long Term In Treason rial   Ten To 30 Years And $10,000 Fine Encod Ry Trattar

Axis Sally Given Term in Prison for Aiding Nazis   Broadcast Propagandc for Enemy at Berlin; Sentence 16-30 Years

CONVICTED TRAITOR FINALLY SENTENCED Ex-Broadcaster ‘Axis Sally’ To Be Off Air For Long Time

COURT UPHOLDS JAIL SENTENCE OF AXIS SALLY   ‘Mildred Gillors, Who Broad cast Nezi Propaganda,  Must Serve 10 Years

Radio Traitor Fails in Plea for Freedom   Cireuit Court Holds Trial Was Fair, No Reversible Error

Axis Sally Gets” Ten to 30 Years   U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ¢ Also Fines Miss Gdlars $10,000 for Wartime Nazt Broadcasts

‘Axis Sally’ Loses Appeal  For Freedom Must Serve 10 to 39 Years For World Wor Broadcast:

AXIS SALLY TO GO TO PRISON   ‘Court Of Appeals Rules She Must Serve 10 To 30 Years

$10,000 FINI ALSO ADDED BY COURT   Mildred Gillars To Serve Time For Treason   Broadcast Nazi Propaganda During War: Eligible For Parole After 10 Years

i a i  Axis ‘ Sally Loses Sentence Appeal  Circuit Court Rules 10 to 30 Year Prison Term Must Be Served

Axis Sally's Conviction Is Upheld by Court   Deny Contention She Was Forced to Broadcast Over Nazi Radio

TREASON CASE APPEAL IS LOST BY AXIS SALLY   Court Rules Nazi Stooge Must Serve 10-30 Years in Prison.

Axis Sally Must Serve Sentence  Appeals Court Rules Against Nazi Helper’

Teen-Agers Too Much for Theater Manager; He Bans Them From Establishment

Lie Supports Red China’s U.N. Claim  Makes Public Hush-Hush Memo

Lie Urges Power of China in UN Go to  The Communists   Suggests That Seats Be Given to Rulers of Bulk Of 466,000,000 People

May Resume Negotiations In Washingtor   Lewis, Complying With Court Order, Requests Talks

Case Might GrowtoOne For Record   What Can Be Done, tf Men Refuse to Work. Is Item Apparently of Taval Santora   Courts Might Decide Union Ia Responsible for Condition

Lewis, Coal Operators Expected To Resume Contract Talks Soon   Renewed Bargaining ‘In Good Faith Directed By Federal Judge Keech

Nothing Definite About Coal Talk:   Lewis and Operators May Complete New Arrangements Soon

JUDGE QUOTED IN ST. LOUIS   Norval Harris Says He'll Return For Trial  When He Gets Ready.

Judge Harris Enjoys Army Reunion; Says  He'll Go To Court When He Gets Ready

STUDENT IN BED GIVEN DEGREE   Gets Highest Honors but Awaits Death

ERP, SPANISH LOAN FUNDS SLASHED   DENTAL STUDENT RECEIVES DIPLOMA ON ‘DEATH BED’

ASHER TO ACTIVE DUTY   Lawrence Attorney Ta Report te yenwerth, October 16

ASHER TO ACTIVE DUTY   Lawrence Attorney To Report t Ft. Leavenworth, October 16

Former Prison Director And Maintenance Chief Named In Five Charges

Grand Jury Gets Indictment Bills   Ex-Prison Diregtor whoore To Be Charged

Marines Ready For Big Action  Finest ‘Equipment In Korea War  Prepped

Well-Equipped Marines Set To Fight; Some Wonder Why US Is In Korea

Confused U. S. Leathernecks Fire On Each Other At Night   Fuzzy-Faced Marine Wonders What War All About

MacArthur OKs Gl Beer Ration  WCTE Lac   WCTU Lases First Round in Battle

Free BeerRestoredto : American Combat Troops   MacArthur Gives Order After Gls Protes: Shutoff—Get One Can Every Three Dave

Beer for Frontline GI's? WCTU:--no—No—-=-NQO! General MacArthur: Yep

Beer for Frontline GPs? WCTU:--no—No——NO! General MacArthur: Yen

50 MINUTES FROM CHAIR  Michigan Governor’s Call  Saves Ohioan From Death

= Lausehe-Took- Action — After Phone Call” 7 From Michigan Governor

Michigan Governor Causes Lausche To Give Ohioan Last Hour Reprieve

Crowd. Capital  chins Stirs. as Day for Hope, Prayer, Joy Here. Elsewhere While War Saddens Holiday

Shoppers Crowd Capital C  Christmas Stirs as Day for Hope, Prayer, Joy Here, Elsewhere While War Saddens Holiday

RoughHouse Red Tactics Fail In UN   Soviet Bloc Attempts To Sidetrack Talk On Korea's Future

250,000 Turks To Be Ousted  From. Bulgaria   Mass Movements Reported Ordered by Moscow To Remove ‘Risks?

Governor Race Highlight of State Election   Cooke Battles For GOP: Control At Harrishure

Allies in Conference On Defense   Foreign Ministers Of 12 Pact Nations Plan Force to  Stop Red Attcak

MINISTERS IN ATLANTIC PACT HOLD SESSION   Plans Considered for Holding Western Europe Against Encroachment.

Rearmament of Western Europe Closely Studied   30 More Divisions Claimed Needed to Stem Soviet Attack

‘Black Damp’ Poison Gases Traps Miners   Rescued Men Are Held In Pit By Blanket Of Deadly Fumes

One Day Poultry and Egg Exposition Will Be Held in Le Mars Jan. 26 at Eavles Club

COURT APPROVES "GI" CANDIDATES   Sharon Man I[s Included -. On Slate of New Party

Two Hospitals Ban Dr. Sander   Medical Society Airs Charge Against Him

‘Mercy Trial Doctor Under Hospital Ban  Dr. Sander Also Face   Dr. Sander Also Faces Medical Society Count

Patricia McLane Named County’s Spelling Champ  12 Year Old Student  To Represent County

Patricia McLane Named County’s Spelling Champ  12 Year Old Student To Represent County At Des Moines Contes

Hike In Teacher Salary and Retirement Benefits Holds Spotlight at Convention

M Carthy Hits Loyalty Body   Senator Says Board Not Ousting Perverts

Lift Ban On Mexican Can Meat Sales  "No Effect On Hoof And Mouth Quarantin  On livectack

" NO EARLY PEACE HOPES IN STRIKE      Legion Rushes Plans For Gl Deer Hunt 

131 Adult Pupils Get Diplomas   Conduct Graduation Procram at EHS Gym

EVENT CLOSES SERIES OF 10 NIGHT. SESSIONS   Attendance Diplomas to Be Given; Style Show, Brayton Talk Set

PLEADS INNOCENT — St. Paul Soldier Charged _ With Trying To Aid Russ

Mueller Pleads Innocent To Charge Of Trying To Give Secrets To Russians

NRE RNR itn. oo egemmeimnagigt 1931 AUTO ADVERTISED FOR SALE AT 99 CENTS

HUT PROMISED UN RAGKETEERING   NEW KK. €. POLICE BOARD WILL TRY TO SEND GANGSTERS TO PRISON,

CATHOLIC CHURCH IS GIVEN RASKOB ESTATE   Bulk Of $5,009,000 Gvios Foundation «Established By Industrialist

40-BELOW COLD TO MOVE EAST FROM ROCKIES   Montana Shivers Most, Snow Heavy In Nearby States

MONTANA GETS 43 BELOW ZERO   NEW COLD WAVE [S MOVING EASTWARD; NORTH GETS SNOW

HELENA, MONT., GETS 48 ... BELOW ZERO TEMPERATURE   Rey TIE ACCNHAOTAMrrTN nonmnoco

EXPLOSIONS ROCK A CHEMICAL PLANT   ‘Blasts at Bridgeville, Pa. Hear : Half a Mile Away-—Two ' Slightly Hurt.

Division Swarms Ashore At Iwon; Marine Units Fight Way Out of Trap

Marine Units Break Enemy Guerrilla Trap   Leathernecks Battle Way Out of Ambush. Reds Fighting Harder

Committee Okay: Military Help   $1,222,500,000 Is Approved For Aid  To Non-Communists

Big Aid Program for Non-Communist Nations Approved   Arms Assistoence for Philippines. Iran and (hheare Te Planned.

House Committee Approves Milifary Aid Program for East, Asks Defense Pact

Arms Aid Bill Okayed   House Group Also Goes ‘On Record As Favoring Pacific Defense Pact

ARMS AID BILL GETS HOUSE UNIT NOD   Far East Defense Pact Urged; Truman Asks Point 4 Passage

Execution Of  Gold Doubtiul   Biochemist Pleads Guilty In Spy Case

U. 5. Engineers Report Rich lron Ore Find  Search For Metal Brings News Of  mee: LL iammemer ek

5-Year U. S. Search for Iron Ore Climaxed by Rich Strike Overseas

South: ‘Korean   Report Political. Prisoners Ineluding Women and Children Put to Death

Stalin Backs Cause Of North Koreans- Note Wishes Success In Present Fight

Ex-Red Charges Communists Head Hawaiian ILWU   Asserts Party Dictates Policies of Union, Names Members

WITNESS CHARGES REDS IN CONTROL OF BRIDGES’ UNION   Former Party Member Testi fies Before House Group In Rawal

Act to Tie Up Oleo Repealer   Proposal to Cut Excise Is Tax Tacked Onto Bill

Excise Repealer With Oleo Fight Semiata Debating  mAranring tay teria

GETTING EDUCATED — _-Certain Germs Able To Resist - So-Called ‘Wonder Drugs’

\cientists Question Theory Germs Develop “Wonder Drug” Resistance

ICED DOORS IMPRISON MAN IN SPOKANE HOUSE AT 1Q BEI QU BLIT UE LAIICLIEC TOY CTAY IAIN MOOS

FBI Asks for More Agents to Combat Communism in U.S.  Hoover Report Shows Reds Have [nfiltrated Into U. S. Industries

Hoover Fixes Fifth Column At 540.000   U. S. Secrets Sought In Vital Factories, Subcommittee Told

FBI Chief Warns of Rec Menace in Industries   Says Communists Have Started Underground; Seeks More Agents To Combat Red Tactics

Reds’ Strength in Nation Told By Head of FBI   Plan to Infiltrate U.S Industries Related by Hoover; Report Is  Released Last Night.

00 in Comme Fifth Column   Two-Year Industria! Infiltration Told

FBI Reports Red Inroads In Industry   2-Year Plan Has Met with Some Success’

Basic Industry Full Of Reds. FBI Declares   Hoover Report SI Shows High Success Of Infiltration; 141 In Alabama

FBI BARES RED FIFTH COLUMN   Hoover Says Commie Underground More Extensive Than Nazis.

JUDITH COPLON FREE ON BAIL   Permitted To Leave Jai Under $40,000 Bond Pending Appeal

Judith Gets Bail — But Can’t Go Home   Needs Special Permission for Visit to Brooklyn; Brother Posts 8 40.000

Coplon Freed On $40,000 Bail Posted in Court  mele Monk ec J.   Still Restricted; $60,000 Bond Tota! On Two Charaes

 Just Keeps Rockin’ Along . a  Platform Rocker Goes Into Act “Every Time We Talk”

‘Navy Transport Drops in Ocean Off Kwajalein   Believed to Be Pacific's Worst Military Air Accident; Seven Die in Another Crash in Puaet Sound. 

Transport Plunges Into Ocean Near Kwajalein; Bomber Down At Seattle   Big Four-Engined Ship Goes Down Shortly After Takeoff; Boats Rush To Scene But Find No Survivors

b Navy Men Die in Plane Crash   ‘Big Ship Goes Down  Off Kwajalein Lagoon

NAVAL PLANE CRASHES TAKE LIVES OF 33   26 Die When Bomber Explodes on Trip To Far East

37 Americans Killed in Three Plane Crashes   25 Aboard Navy R5D Are Lost in Plunge Into Kwajalein Lagoon

6 KILLED WHEN BIG NAVY PLANE PLUNGES INTO SE   lein Soon After Take-Off — Bents Find No Survivors,  i Goes Down Off Kwaja  f ON BOMBER DIE FOUR HOURS LATER   rivateer on Training Mission Falls Into Puget Sound— Four Die in Third ‘Air Accident.

37 ARE KILLED IN 3 CRASHES; 26 IN PACIFIC   Death Toll Includes 35 Navy Men; Four Aboard Private Airplane

TWO NAVY PLANES CRASH, 35 KILLED   26 Die When Transport Falls at Kwajalein

33 Killed in Tivo Crashes Of Navy Transport Planes At Kieajalein, Seattle

Air Crash Kills 26 ©   Navy Ship.on Way T« Inchon Plunges Into Sea Off Kwaielein

26 Navy Men Lost In Pacific Crash   Another Navy Ship Falls Into Puget Sound

Transport On Flight To War Arealn Korea   Debris-Strewn Sea Being Combed For Bodies Of Victims

26 Die As Navy Plane Falls  Navy Craft In Mishap En Rante Ta Karea

26 Navy Men Perish When Plane Wrecks   Transport Enroute to Korea Plunged Into Pacific; Rated Worst Of Navy Disasters

26 Navy Fliers Killed in Crash  Big Transport Blows Lin After Hitting Water

School Bond Group Starts Vote Campaign  Speakers Present Public School Case To Le Mars Clubs

School Bond Group Starts Vote Campaign  Speakers Present  Public School Case Ta la Marc QOMawhke

GOP Senators Rap Rubber Stamp Plan  President Calls  For Election Of Favorable Group

FOREIGN POLICY STATEMENT OF TRUMAN RAPPED   Making Program Pay lasue, Three GOP Senator Charge

Rubber-Stamp Congress Said Truman’s Goal  Republicans Accuse President Of Killing Bipartisan Policy

GOPs Say HST Wants Conaress To Bow Down   Republicans Accuse President Of Dictatorial Stand

Senators Claim President Asks Rubber Stamp   Foreign Policy Gains Strenth As 1950 Iesue

Foreign Policy Dispute Grows   Three Republican Senators. Accuse Pres. Truman of Seeking Election of a-Congress Which Would. “Rubber-Stamp' His Program Without Debate...   QUOTE REMARKS TO UN GROUP

Accuse Truman of Seeking Election Of ‘Rubber Stamps   Wants Congress That Would Not Question Policy

Senators Rap HST  Statement   Foreign Policy Now Political Football,  PDanubhiesnce Aceprt

Truman Policie: Roasted Again By Republicans  President Accused Of Entering Politics In Fall Elections

GEN. OMAR BRADLEY SAYS U. $. May Have To Drop  Balanced Defense Theory   Declare Truman Seeks Rubber-Stamp Congress

Truman Accused Of Rubber Stamp Foreign Policy   xOP Senators Say President Seeking Election Of Congress That Will Ap prove His Proposals   Wantc Rubber Stamo

Foreign Program Row Flares Anew   Wherry Claims President Making Political Football of Bipartisan Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy Statement Draws Angry Retorts  Wherry Says Truman Making ‘Football’ OF

3 GOP Senators Assail Foreign Policy Attitude   Say President Aims To Make “Political Football’’ Of Issue

GOP HEADS LASH OUT AT TRUMAN   ‘Rubber Stamp’ Congress Sought By President, Three Senators Say

Truman Stirs Ire of G.O.P.   Rubber-Stamp Seen Foreien Policy Goal

Republicans Hurl Blast At Truman  3 GOP Senators Say He’s Seeking ‘Rubber Stamp’   Congress

‘Party Issue’ Under Attack By Ferguson   Wherry Saya Truman Seeking Congressmen To Support Program

Foreign Policy Becomes Main Political Issue  Two-Party Accord  Congress Doubtful

President's Bipartisan Plan Ripped   GOP Senators Say He Wants ‘Rubber Stamp’ Congress

GOP Attacts Truman over Foreign Polic;   ‘Disappointed’ Issue Is to Become Political

GOP Senators Blast Poitics in U.S. Policy   Bemecrat Charges “Base Slander” In Republican Attacks

Repubs Score Truman On Foreign Policy   Say He Wants ‘Rubber Stamp’ On All Foreign Issues

Knowland Tell: Early Plea For  Korean Arms   Special Appeal Made 7 Months Before Red Altack. Solon Sava

Senate Delays Marshall Vote   Democrats Junk Hope for Saturday Recess

Tears as Nina Realizes That T rip To ‘Hitalee! Means Leaving Home

There Is Always Something  Lost — You Can’t Go Back — When a Home Is Broken Up

Four Russian Hiers Handed High Award   Soviets Assail U. S. For ‘Attempt At Espionage’

Aviators Cited For ‘Incident’ Over Latvia  Pravda Comments On ‘Rude Conduct’ Of Border Crossina

Tavda Leaves No Doubt Reds Regard Missing Navy Patrol Plane as One Involved in “Exchange of Shots’.

Pravda Sneers At American Version  Reds Insist Plane Was Qn Snoop Trip

Award of Red Banner Goes to Airmen While Pravda Asserts Craft Was on Spying Mission

Pravda Hints Missing Plane ‘Soviet Targe!   Four Russian Fliers Deco. rated For Shooting At U.S. Ship

Pravda Says Americans Are Trying To Hide Their Tracks; In sists Unarmed Patrol Plane Fired On Russians

RUSSIANS REGARD LOST U, §. PLANE 4S ONE IN CLAS   Article in Pravda Reiterates Red Charge That Missing Craft Violated Soviet Trontier.   SEARCH IN BALTIC AREA CONTINUES   Truman Tells News Confer ence American Navy Has Ordered an Investigation of Case.

Press Indicates Reds Believe Missing Plane  Involved In Air Clash

Bad Summer for Records-- W eird WeatherRoastedRockies.  ¢ hilledMidwest. DrenchedOkla,

Temperature Records Fall   Midwest Has One Of Its Coolest Summers

Narrow Hole Blocks Party Of Searchers   Missing Youths* Coats Discovered At Pit Entrance

harris is Absent At Court Today; Goes to Reunion   Sullivan Judge Fails  to Appear to Answer Drunkenness Charge; Re-arrest Ordered.

HARRIS RUNS OUT ON TRIAL   Re-Arrest Of Sullivan Circuit Judge Ordered At Indianapolis.

Administration Official Discounts Chances Of Truman Taking Action Before Next Week;  I surte AA oe « A A

U8. MINES CHIEF URGES SHOWDOWN IN GOAL DISPUTE   Dr. James Boyd Declares Dwindling Supplies of Fuel Threaten a National Emergency.   PRESSURE FOR TRUMAN INTERVENTION MOUNTS   But High Administration Otficial Says Action by White House [s Unlikely Before Next Week.

President Expected to Delay Intervention in Strike  For Another Week

Dr. Boyd Sees Crisis in Coal Walkouts  White House Move Not Likely Before Next Week

But John L. Lewis May Take Action To Forestall Move By Government

Mines Chief Wants Action In Coal Row   Boyd Informs White House That Nationa Security Imperiled

White House Delays Intervention, May Aci In Few Days Unless Lewis Solves Crisis

Dr. Boyd Calls For Showdown Immediately   White House Not Expected to Make Move Until Next Week

President It is Said, Will Not Act Before N ext Week; His Attitude Is Described As Watchful Waiting

Truman's Mine Expert Asserts Emeraency Enists  But Truman Waits Before Undertaking Drastic Action

SUPPLIES HIT DANGER POINT, BOYD ASSERTS   Pressure Mounts For White House Action Without Result

Dr. Boyd Sees Crisis in Coal Walkouts  White House Move Not Likely oe

MARSHALL ASKS BLOOD BANK HELE   Ex-Secretary Of State, Now Red Cross Head, Greeted By 50,000 In Hub

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WielerpTingc rROWT: Deawka..

Army To Draft 300,000 More In 6 Months  Call Will Start Next Month

Amy Plans Dralti gO  SUU,UUU ied         180,000: Increase Over Oraft Calls

ARMY TO DRAFT “3OL000 MORE MEN   UNCLE SAM TO PLACE IHAT NUMBER IN UNIFORM LV NEXT SIX MONTHS,

Army to Draft 300.000 Men In Six Months   1.400 Dentists, 2.500 Doctors to Be Called Up. Rep. Vinson Says

Calls For Men To Be More Than Doubled  2,500 Doctors and 1,400 Dentists Slated  Pe kaw Cae pte.

Service Plans Medico-Dental Call for 3.900   House Committee to Probe Reported Inequalities Of Manpower Act

Draft Quotas Hiked For Next Six Months  Army Plans To Call 300.000 More Men

2500 Doctors, 1,400 Dentists Will Be Called   Overhaul Of Draft Law Urged By Vinson

Army Schedules 300,000 Man Call   Doctors, Dentists to Be tncluded, Monthly Quotas Not Announced

Vaccine Found To Aid War Victims  * * : * * * * *   New Wart Treatment Is Also Developed By Skin Specialists

Wheel Could Have Come From Privatees   Bullet-Marked Unit Fished Up  *., Bilas, Cn

Swedes Find Bullet-Torn Plane Wheel   Part Fished Out Of Baltic Believed From Navy Craft

Chills and Fever Afflict Market  Prices Swing Widely ’ As War News Veers

Case of Jitters Hits Markets  Stocks Soar While Commodities Fall Off

TURNOUT FOR ELECTION MAY SET NEW MARK   People in Nation Te Decide Fate Of  Socialism

Cities Report Balloting Is Heaviest Ever   Race Appears Close; Rural Voters Turning Out Slower

Record Numbers Voting Today In British Election  een me: eae. i ae  SR   Turnout Of Women Indicates Interest In Domestic Issues

Britons to Cast Heavy Vote Today   Fate of Socialism At Stake; Betting Favors Victory By Labor Party.

Record Vote Reported First Few Hours   26,000,000 Mark May Be Exceeded in England Today

Britons By Millions At Polls Today   Swarms Of Voters Deciding Fate Of Labor Government

British Election Early Balloting Heavy; Results Will Not Be Known ‘Til Tomorrow

British Voters Decide Fate Of Socialists   Heavy Balloting Reported in Score of Cities; Expect Close Outcome; Results on Friday.

ENGLAND HAS HEAVY VOTING IN EARLY HOURS   Neither Party Considered as Favored to Win

Heavy Balloting Seen in Election   Gray Winter Dawn Greets Most Voters in Britiech leles

British Millions Swarm Polls fo Pick Parliament   Tories, Laborites Predict Record Yote Party Victories

Heavy Balloting To Decide Fate Of Socialism   Swamp Voting Places; Won’t Know Results Until Tomorrow

Record Vote Being Cast  In Britain   Early Activity At Poll: Shows Interest Is High; Results May Be Close

British Voters Are Streaming To The Polls   Will Decide Whether to Keep or Dismiss Their Socialist Government

Voting Heavy In British Election   Race Appears to Be Close; Final Results Tomorrow

Britons Swarm Info Voting Places Today   Record Turnovt Predicted In Poll On Labor Party

Socialism Issue Draws  Many Voters   Close Laborite And Conservative Contest Forecast

British Vote Expected to Set Record   Millions Flock to Polls in Early Morning Hours

British Voting Is Heavy and Appears Close   About 26,000,000 Are Expected to Cast Ballots.

British Swarm To Polls For Test of Labor   Heavy Balloting Is Reported In Big Cities; Learn Resulis Friday

CLOSE FIGHT SEEN; POLLS: ARE JAMMED   ‘Scores of Cities Report  Heavy Early Voting; Rain Predicted

Balloting Heavy in Great Britain  Social, Conservative   Social, Conservative Rule Is Up to Peaple

British Voters. Decide Fate Of Labor Party   Record Numbers Jar Polls: Close Race  Forecast   River Stages

Fate of Socialism Hangs in Balance As Millions of Britons Swarm to Polls

Turnout for Election Is Record Size   26 Million Will Make Choice in England Todav

Women Voters May Be Decisive Factor At Polls   Expect Outcome Of Balloting Will Be Rather Close

Flock To Polls To Decide Fate Of Socialism   Reports Indicate Heavier Turnout Than 4 Vaare Ana

British Vote Seen Greater Than ‘45 Total   Record Turnout To Decide Fate Of Labor Reaime

Record Vote To Decide Future Of Socialist Regime   Race Appears To Be Close; Decision Not To Be Known Until Tomorrow

ODDS QUOTED AT TV TOTO AGAINST CONSERVATIVE!   Heavy Turnout Moy Sen Ballots Searing Above f 96.000.000 Mark

BRITONS Alot TOVOTE oDOK AS POLLS OPEN   Labor Party Given a Slight Edge for 622 Seats © in Commons.

Vital Elections Held in England; Voting Is Heavy   Odds on Conservatives Lesson in Face of Unusual Turnout; Incidents Are Few.

$32 Billion Bill  Passes Senate  Mh ncaa ta etanr KRP @O19F Bettie...   Move to Trim ERP $135 Million Killed in Fund Measure Vote

Spanish Loan May Retard Appropriation   Senate Approves $32,000,000,000 in Single Chunk

Army, Navy Issue Plea To Reserve   Response Seen Clue to Size Of Draftee List

Army, Navy Urge Reservists to Accept Active Duty Status   Plea Seen as Prelude to Draft Call; MacArthur Named UN Commander

Military Asks Enlisted Men To Volunteer   Navy Wants All Grades Air Force Seeks Bombardiers, Navigators

Ask Reservists to Sign Up for War Duty   Considered Prelude to Almost Certain Dratt Calls

Ask Reservists to Sign Up for War Duty  OamaitAaavan DealiaAa   Considered Prelude to Almost Certain Draft Calls

Defense Leaders Recommend That President Appoint Ike As European Military Chief

General's Name Handed Truman By Joint Chiefs   Conference Set For This Weekend

Eaker Gives  Preview of  Russ Tactics Fight War Our  Way, Air Hero Warns Nation

Eaker Says Russia Has Declared War   Tells How To Cope With Situation

Russ Threat Summed Up by Gen. Faker   San Franciseo Club Luncheon Told Reds Have Declared War

EAKER CALLS FOR BUILDING OF DEFENSES   Universal Training Urged to Meet Red Threat

Truman Directs Historic Dinner Of Labor Chiefs   AFL-CIO Unity Gets Boost; Lewis Not Asked To Love Feas!

See Hope For Labor Unity  President Presides Over CIO-.AFL Dinne:

Collazo Indicted For Death White House Policemar  With Murder In Blair House Shooting Case

Indicted — In Death. Of Guard   Oscar Callazo, Puerto.  _ Rican, Could Get Death Sentence for Part In ‘Blair House Attack

Collazo Indicted For Murder of President's Guard   Indictment Charges Intent to Murder President of U. S.

COLLAZO INDICTED BY FEDERAL UJRY      Puerto Rican Charged With Murder of Guard

Jury Indiets Puerto Riean  For Shooting   Collaze To Be Tried For Murder In Plot Aaginst President

PUERTO RICAN IS INDICTED IN DEATH OF GUARD   BLAMED FOR MURDER DURING ATTEMPT TO KILL THE PRESIDENT

Murder Charge Against Collazo   Puerto Rican Formally Indicted By Federal  _

Collazo Named In Indictment  Truman’s Attacker Charged With Murde:

Murder Charge Against Collazo issued By Jury   Base Indictment On Death Of Leslie Coffelt During Assassination § Altemipdt

Collazo Indicted On Murder Charge  Puerto Rican, 37, Faces Possible Death aw he Z e  vi

Murder Charged Against Slayer of Blair Police   Puerto Ricans Sought Life of President, Says Indictment

Federal Jury Indiets Collazo  Blair House Attack Brings Murder Charcgca

Washington Grand Jury Indicts Collazo for Murder of 7 Policeman Guarding President

Assassin Indicted On Murder Charge  Blair House Battle Survivor Named

WAY IS PAVED BY JURY FOR GOLLAZO TRIAL   + Would-Be-Assassin— *( tnedieted On “i Two Murder Counts

INDICT COLLAZO FOR DEATH OF TRUMAN GUARD   Puerto Rican Faces Death Pen : alty in Assassination Attempt.

Collazo Held For Murde:   Man Who Tried to Assassinate Pres. Truman Indicted by Federal Jury.

Man Whe Tried To Slay Truman Faces Evecution   True Bill Found By Grand Jury

TWO COUNTS OF MURDER RETURNED TWO COUNTS _OF_MURDER_ RETURNED Puerto Rican Is Indicted In Assassination Attempt

PUERTO RICAN IS INDICTED FOR MURDER   Charge Stems From Assassination ‘Attempt of Truman

Collazo indicted On Murder Charge By Grand Jury   Action ts Based on Slaying of White   _ House Guard; May  Get Nanth Santanra

Collazo Indicted By Federal Jury  Charge Based on “Killing of Guard .

Grand Jury Indicts Puerto Rican  For Murder Of White House Guard

Indict Collazo For Murder Of  Truman Guard   Grand Jury Charges Puerto Rican With Attempt On Pres.

indict Collazo For Murder at Blair House   Federal Grand Jury Action Grows From Assassination Attempt Nov. I

Jury Indicts Puerto Rican  For Murder  Charge Based On Killing of  Truman Guard

FEDERAL JURY INDICT LAN HOVE oLAYE   Collazo Charged on 4 Counts of Killing Guard in Street Battle.

 To Face a Murder Charge” - eas  U S. Jury Indicts: Puego Rican For Attempt on: Pres. Truman

Jury Indicts Puerto Rican   Collazo To Face First Degree Murder Charges

Indiet Collazo In Slaying of Truman Cuare   Charge Puerto Ricans Attacked Blair House To Murder Presiden’

Collazo Faces Murder Charge   For Killing of White House Guard During Attempt on Lite of President

Collazols — Indieted by F ederal Jury   Puerto Rican To Be Tried for First Degree Murder

JURY INDICTS ASSASSIN IN TRUMAN PLOT   Puerto Rican Nationalist Held on First Degree Murder Charges.

Collazo Faces First Degree Murder Charges  Man In Slaying Of White House Guard

Grand “Jury Indicts Collazo For Murder   Charged With Death of Guard At Blair House

Jury Indicts Puerto Riean  For Murder   Assassin Char ¢ ed In Guard’s Slaying   Federal Prosecutors Want Early Trial For Mecar Collazo

Collazo Indicted  By Jury   Charge Slaying In Connection With Attempt On Life Of Truman

Conspirater Is Indicted For Murcer   federal Grand Jury Heturns Charges Against Oscar CalJazo Who Tried to Kill President

Lollazo to Face Murder Charge   Truman Assailant Is Indicted by Federal Grand Jury Action

Collazo Indicted in Gun Slaying   Puerto Rican Tried to Murder Truman

Solon Urges U.S. ‘Give Korean Reds \Atomic Ultimatum   Proposal of A-Bomb Atlack  Unless Reds Withdraw 7 Cheered in House

5 Bentsen Propecal  Ultimatum Urged Withdraw Or Suffer A-Bomh Attack

7-DayUltimatum ls Suagested for North Invaders  2 Parties Agree; Big Cities Held

Acheson Says No Red Propaganda Will Influence Decision on Bomb; Calling of National Guard and Reserves Urged.

Dague Nursery Leads Way as State Ships iRecord 27 Million Seedlings, Transplants

Forest Tree Farm Plays Leading Part In State's Shipment Of 21  Million Plantings.

Union Chief Harry Bridges Slapped In Jail  Considered Threat To U. S. Security

HARRY BRIDGES PLACED IN JAI   COURT REVOKES HIS BOND RAPS HIS CONDUCT SINCE KOREAN WAR BEGAN,

Harry Bridges Is Ordered to Jail, Faces 5-Yr, Term   Had Been Convicted of Perjury In Communist Hearing

Judge Orders Harry Bridges To Be Jailed   Says Actions Since War Have Not Been In U.S. Interest

Court Orders Harry Bridges Back To Jail   $25,069 Bond Is Revoked At U. S. Request

Bridges Put Behind Bars As Bad Risk   Federal Judge Flaye Labor Leader, Cites Perit To War Effort

Union Chief Called Peril To Security   Longshoremen’s Boss Loses Freedom as Bond is Revoked 

Harry Bridges (rdered to Jail By U. S. Judge   ClO Longshore Boss’ $25,000 Bail Is Revoked

Action Of Red Longshore Leader Declaired Unfavorable To U. S.   OUTSPOKEN WATERFRONT BOSS STOPPED AT LAST

Bridges Put In Jail When Bond Revoked   Judge Holds Actions Since War Began Nullified Man’s Right To Be Under Bond

COURT ONDER PUTS BRIDGES BACK IN JAll   Branded Red Enemy of U. S. CIO Leader to Serve K.Year Sentence.

Bridges Enters West Coast Jail   Perjurer Is Arrested For Security Reasons

Jail Bridges As Danger To US Security   Federal Judge Orders Revocation of Convictec  Commie $25,000 Bail

Gamblers Quitting lowa, Says Larson  Can't Operate Where the Law fs Enfarcad

Pro Gamblers Are Quitting or Leaving State   Campaign Showing Results, Attorney-G e n: eral Believes

Congregational Church to Host District Meeting   20 Groups to Send Delegates to Session Here this Sunday

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Justice Holmes— Bic Words Hide Idol Of A Cult

Korea Regime Russian Zombie Says Delegate  Attamnt Ta Snftan   Attempt To Soften Malik’s Stalling Tactics Fruitless

Soviet Union Could Halt War  Immediately If li Chose, -  AustinTells Security Council .

U.$. Denounce: Korea Reds as Russian Zombie  Soviets Cry Slander   Soviets Cry Slander But Admit Selling Arms To Northerners

RUSSIAN PURPOSE. T0 BLAST KOREAN REPUBLIC IS CITED   Austin Tells U. N. Council Northern Regime Is Soviet Zombie Aimed at Imperialism.   SAYS U.S. 8S. R. COULD CALL OFF FIGHTING   Reds Counter With Accusation of Slander but Admit Providing Weapons for War.

Spearheads New Soviet Imperialisr.. To Destroy Republican Government In Half of Nation, UN Council Told; Slander” Retarts Russia’s Malik

U.S. Calls North Korean Regime Russian Zombie Leading New Imperialism

AUSTIN FLAYS COMMUNISM IN COUNCIL SPEECH   Says Russia Can Call Of Korean War Anytime It Chooses   U.S. IS AGGRESSOR, MALIK DECLARES

DECLARES RUSSIA COULD STOP WAR   Soviets Charge Slander; Admit Sale Of War Supplies

Effort To Get Malik To Quit Stalling Gets Nowhere; Aus tin Delivers 3,000 Word Attack On Russia

North Korea Red ‘Zombie, U.S. Charges  Malik Admits Russ &.,i7 Wane Matawial   Malik Admits Russ Sold War Materiel to Puppet Regime

Russia Flayed By Austin Before U. N. Council   U. S. Delegate Says Soviets Could Call Off North Koreans Today If They Chose and Stop the War Spreadina.

Says Red Imperialism Would Wipe Out Nation   Malik Cries ‘Slander,’ As U. N.  Council Bogs Down In Procedure

No. Korea Regime a Russian Zombie   Austin Tells UN Reds Caused “Unprovoked” Attack

PURCHASES SITE FOR NEW PROJEC]   K. P. and L. Buys 22-Acre Tract Northwest of Lawrence   GO AHEAD WITH PLANS

PURCHASES SITE FOR NEW PROJECT   K. P. and L. Buys 22-Acre Tract Northwest of Lawrence

‘Canadian Paper Firm Ups Newsprint Price $10 a Ton; Other Hikes Seen

FARMERS MUST REPORT ON CORN UNDER LOANS   Elect To Deliver 1948 Or 1946 Corn, May Pay Off Loan Or Re-Seal Corn

Ing Wer aes Oger Avan  ‘Men of Co. C Up at3 A. M. and On Way to Rifle Range by 3:15

STAR GAME KNOTTED 3-3 IN TWELFTH   Ralph Kiner’s Homer ir Ninth Pulls National: Into Deadlock.    » FIRST EXTRA-FRAME TILT IN 17 YEARS   Larry Jansen Hurls Brilliantly; Seniors Threaten in 11th.

STAR GAME KNOTTED 3-3 IN TWELFTH   Ralph Kiner’s Homer ir Ninth Pulls National: Into Deadlock.   » FIRST EXTRA-FRAME TILT IN 17 YEARS

TV Audience Hears Suicide Shot   “Cameta Turns to Bodu wi. Booth at Bascball Canie

Commits Suicide At Ball Game _  Television Audience Hears Houstonite Take His Life

TV Fans See Slumped Figure  Suicide Takes Place In Broadcast Booth

Houston Television Followers Hear Shot as Man Kills Self   Shoots Self Beside Telecaster; J. P. Hears, Sees And Returns Verdict of Suicide Without Leaving His Home

Baseball. Fan Picks Video Booth As Site To Commit Suicide   Houston Television Addicts Get Shocking and Unexpected Variety In Program as Suicide Is Screened

Television Audience Hears Man Shoot Himself At Ball Game, Camera Picks Up Act

Holiday Death Toll Is Nearing 300-Mark Today  Millions Of Cars Are On Highways Across Nation

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL EXPECTED TO NEAR 500...   Traffic Accidents Lead in Fatalitles—Fireworks Deaths Rare— Advice Offered: to Motorista — Keep Speed Down, Be Patient ant Courteous, Stay Alert.

ROLIDA HAS PASSED THE 350 MARK  lo ong We ekend Total   Long Weekend Total Of Violent Deaths May Beneh EAN

OHIO ALONE CHALKS 14 FATALITIES  Holiday Death Toll Passes 300-Mark Throughout U.S.

Violent Death Toll For Holiday Passes 300 Mark   711 Die tn Traffic Mishaps; Drownings Take 62 Lives

Long Holiday Toll Of Death Exceeds 400   Michigan Leads U. S. With 20 Dead; 72 Drowning Victims

Soviet Zone East Marks Take Severe Value Slash  Trade Is Paralyzed  In Russian Section   Trade Is Paralyzed In Russian Section  Of Occupied Berlin

“AST GERMAN MARK TUMBLES IN VALUE   Props 30 Pet. in 244 Hours—Collapse Paralyres Trade in Russian Sector of Berlin.

Soviet Mark Valued at 2c; Panic Grows   Reich Shops Refuse To Part With Goods, Crippling Business

Soviet Mark's Value Falls   Trade In Russian Sector Of Berlin Is Paralyzed

Mark Price Collapses _ In Germany  Crisis Paralyzes   Crisis Paralyzes Trade In Russian Sector Of Berlin

Unified Defense Essential Say Atlantic Deputies; German Troops Top Issue

Atlantic Council Claims Defense Plans Inadequcte   Recommendation Expected To Form Unified European Defense Force Under One Command

Threat Eased On Airfield At Pohang   2 Enemy Stabs To Cross River Near Taegu Nipped As Invaders Mass 25,000

Task Foree Kean Ends  Assignment  Enemy Driven Int  Hills As Pohang i i ee ee

HE HURT Ad GUND BLAZE AT MINE   (CLASH OCCURS AFTER PICK. FETS MARCH ON NON-UNION PROPERTY—7 JAILED.

Farm Credit Official Asks Excess Profits Tax on Farm Speculators

Committee of Professional Leaders Says Juvenile Delinquency on Rise in State

DRAFT EVADER DEFENDS SELF CHARGING CHAPLAINS ARE TRAITORS TO gon

Anti-Leopoldist Strikes Averted by Compromise   King Steps Down From Throne to Avert Belgian Civil War

Anti-Leopold Strikes Ended  Meatalicee Chaar Vietars   Socialists Cheer Victory Over Dnwanted King

Leopold’s Son to Be King in 1951   “Slow Motion” Abdication Restore: Peace in Belgium.

Belgian Socialists Call. Off: Strikes As King Gives In   Leopold Ready To Turr Repl Power Over To

Belgian Socialists Call Off Strikes As King Gives In   Leopold Ready To Turn Regal Power Over To Son Sept. 7, 1951

ALBERT LEBRUN, FORMER FRENCH “PRESIDENT, DIE!   ‘One-Time Farm Boy Was Twice Elected Head Of ] Ganiiiiie:

D-DAY ASSAULT 1S MADE AGAIN   Doughboys Storm Shores o France on Sixth Anniversory of Battle

D-Day Invaders Return fo Scene  Omoha Beach Quiet On 6th Anniversary

Korea At A Glance   ‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KOREAN WARFRONTS: Al.

Fresh Korean Attacks North Of Taegu Are Rolled Back With ‘Heavy Losses To the Enemy

3 U. S. Destroyers Damaged In Bombardment OF Inchon   National Guard Crash Victims Arrive Home

Signs Indicate Stalin Not Ready for World War Ill, Prefers the ‘Cold ' Variety

Latest News Flashes   Declares UN Offensive Last Friday Saved Eighth Army

MacArthur Advises To Hold Island   General Sees  Formosa AsImportant Base

Large Posse On Trail Of Killers   Mississippi Jail Fugitives - Accused Of Killing  Three In One Family

Posses Hunt Escapees Who Kill Three Children in Mistaken Revenge

HEBERT PROBES POTATO PRICES   Will Demand To Know Why Spuds Bought From Canada Cheaper

 Surplus Foods Sent Flood Sufferers;  Hint Mine Strikers Next To Benefit

Supervisors To Handle Calls If Walkout Comes   Called for 6 a. m. To. morrow; No Signs of Settlement Seen

COUMBER CRASHES WITH 13 ABOARD   PLUNGES INTO SECRET AREA OF WEAPONS BASE—FATE ‘OF MEN IN DOUBT.

B-29 Crashes In Secret Base Area  Fate Of 13 Men Aboard Not Known

TRUMAN SAYS SITUATION SERIOUS   GREATER VOLUME   Of War Materials Pouring Into Pacific Pipelines; Next Step Up To Reds

President Hopes Act Will Bring Peace In World  Increasing Volume OF Wor Materiols Pour To Far Pacific Aree

Face Serious Situation, He Tells Officers  Materials Rushed Ti   Materials Rushed Tc Pacific; World Aonlauds Moves

Truman Hopes Decision Will Lead To Peace   Defense Chief Johnson Calls Action ‘Amer: ica’s Finest Hour’

HISTORIC STEP; IS EXPLAINED. BY PRESIDENT   Tells Reserve Officers He’ Hepes Action Will Pre-  serve Peace of the Wora   JOHNSON IS SPEAKER

Hopes Action Means Peace   Pres. Truman Comments on Decision to Challenge Onward March of Reds.

Korea Decision Called ‘Finest Hour’ for U. $.  American Planes in: Action Over Korea

Hopes U. S. Stand Will Keep Peace   “We Face Serious Situation.” Truman Telis Reservists

Reserve Officers Cheer TrumanHopesChallenge Will Mean World Peace

Truman Hopes Korean Decision To Mean Peace   U. S. Pours War Materiels Into Pacific Pipeline

Truman Hopes U.S. Move Will Bring Peace   “Situation Serious,” He Tells Reserve Officers Group

President Hopes For World Peace   Truman Speaks At Reserve Officers  Meeting Today

Situation Serious, President Warns Reserve Officers   Truman Comments Only Briefly on Korean Developments

Truman Tells Hopes Of Peace in World   Explains to Reserve Officers Association That . Situation Serious but Challenge te Reds Moy Mean Peace

President Says U.S. Action May Halt Communism   Acknowledges Situation Is Serious But Hopes Decision Will Eventually Work For World Peace

TRUMAN TELLS PEACE HOPES    Hopeful U.S. Action Will Speed Truce, But Warns Situation Serious.   Three Main Courses Of Action Appear To Be Open To Stalin

Peace In World From Decision _ Truman's Hope   Johnson Saya Nation's Defense Pracelime Beat) U.S. Supplies To Pacific

TrumanHopes U.S. Action Will Bring  World Peace   Flood of Materials Sent ta Fighting Front; UN Backs Plan

Truman Tells Reserve Officers Decision to Challenge Reds To Mean Peace for Entire World

PRESIDENT SEES HOPE FOR PEACE   He Thinks Challenge Tc March Of Communism Will Benefit Entire World

President Hopes U.S. Action Wil Result in Peace   Tells Reserve Officers Nation Is Facing a ‘Serious Situation’

Truman Hopes US Stand Means Peace for World   South Koreans Lose Capitol to

Lancaster Girl's Slayer Hunted   Body Of Missing Marian Baker, 21, Found On Saturday Afternoon   BELIEVE LEAD PIPE USED IN SLAYING

U.N. Planning Drive To Test Chinese Might   Prisoners Report Two Divisions From China In Fighting

U.S. Troops Stopped Close To Manchuria   Americans Plan New Attacks To Determine Number Of Chinese Communists Fighting — U. 5.  Plernec Ot In Enree

Savage Enemy Force Engaged   American Columns Fail To Make All-Night Advance As Planned

Counterattack Stops Armored U.S. Column  Attack In Strength Planned To Test  Onnacition’s Power

hed Attacks Reported in Other Areas   U.N. Tenth Corps May Attack Soon In Strencth

Lightning Dash Up West Coast Brought to Halt   10th Army Corps Planning Attack in Strength Soon to Determine How Many Reinforcements Chinese Have Sent.

Lightning Dash To Manchurian Line Is Stopped  Another Column 51 Miles from Border Objective

Yankees Rest o2 Miles From  China Border   UN Plans All-Out Attack Soon To Find Out How Many Chinese Communists Oppose Forces Of Freedom In Korea

2Ath Division Gets 32 Miles From Frontier   Another U.S. Column Prepares for Attack: Enemy Near Hamhung

Savage North Korean Move Stops Lightning Dash by U. 5. Force Toward Manchurian Line; Test of China Communist Strength fo Be Made

Armored Column Of 24th Division Stopped Short Of Objective   ENEMY PLANES ARE REPORTED IN ACTION

Savage Red Counterattack Halts U.S. Race for Border   Attack in Strength Planned To Learn Real Number of Chinese Troops Barring Way

U.S. Armored Unit 32 Miles  From Border  Attack Will Test China Red Strength

North Koreans Halt 24th Division 32 Miles Short Of Its Objective; 10th Army Corps Will Probe Chinese

U. S. To Test Strength Of Chinese Units  Enemy Planes - Reported Active .

Shift in Wind Ends Flood Threat On Mississippi   Pacific Northwest ls Hit By New Winter Storm

SENATE REJECTS TRUMAN PLEA TO ABOLISH POSITION OF LAROR BOARD GENERAL COUNSEL

KILLED BY THE SENATE   Truman Wanted to Place RFC Un' der Commerce Department

‘Mac’s’ Aide Says Bomb Not Needed   Gen. Willoughby Reports Critical  Situation in Korea Being Stabilized

GRIEF STRICKEN BANKER KILLS 3   Ends His Own Life Afte Crazed Attack

Banker Slays 3 In Family, Takes Own Life   Maddened New Yorker Butchers Women, Dives In Front Of Truck

MRS, CHURCHILL. TAKES © NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR . PRE-MARRIAGE “STATEMENT

Eisenhower Willing To Become Chief Of Atlantic Pact Army   Would Command Forces In Europe To Fight Communist Aggression; Recommended By Defense Leaders!

Hint Europe Army ‘Ready’ By January   To Be ‘Going Concern’ With Supreme Chief. Atlantic Group Says

 : --HOT SPOT TO FILL— President M ust Pick  Successor To Denham

U.S. Admits Two Fighter-Bombers Struck in China   Lost In Bad Weather And In Flak, Craft Tried To Avoid Hits

Truman Faces Rebellion In  Appointments   Senate Committees Turn Thumbs Down On Four Job Filling Nominations

Four Nominees  Face Rejections  Four Senators Hit Trerron’s Selactions

CONKLIN TAKES SANITY EXAM   Results of Quiz Will Be Revealed At Later Date

FOR OUSTER OF TRYGVE LIE   Soviet Sponsored Peace Appeal Prohibits WUnconditionally the Use of Atomic Weapons and Cally for Strict International Control.

FOR OUSTER Of TRYGVE LIE   Soviet - Sponsored Peace’ Appeal "4 Prohibits Unconditionaily the Use of Atomic Weapons and 5 Calls for Strict International > Control:  .

U.N. Group To Start Debate On Peace Plan  Vishinsky Asks   Vishinsky Asks For Endorsement Of Stockholra Plan

Winnipeg Flood Crest Reached As Dykes Hold   Workers Hope River Will Start Falling In Inundated Area

Red River Stops Steady Rise In Winnipeg As City Waits For Waters To Begin Drop; Thousands Of Refugees Crowding Vicinity

Winnipeg Daring to Hope That Flood Rise Has Reached Limit   Weary Workers Still Adding Sandbags in Criticol Areas; Red Kiver at Winnipeg at Highest in More Than Century

FLOOD CREST SEEN REACHED   Flood-Swollen Red River Apparently Halts Rise Near Winnipes

STEEL FIRM IS QUIZZED ABOUT ‘LOBBYING ACTS   But Compony President Re: fuses To Supply Dota Sought By House Probers

Inquiry Spurned By Inland Steel  Randall Won't Reply To Lobby Quiz

State's First Draft Quota Is Set At 1,401  Official Quota   Official Quota Somewhat Lower Than Estimated

Plan Merger Of Churches   Seven Big Protestant Denominations Study Proposed Unification

Big Protestant Merger Plan Js Developing   Seven Major Denaminations Would Join Under Plan ‘ Announced at Kansas City:

Would Merge Sever Denominations Into a Single Church   Methodist Bishop Holt Announces Proposal for National Unity.

Nationalists Ask U.S. Permission  To Attack Mainland  GC unbeeman Save Fhat’   Spokesman Says That’: Only Way to Stop Reds Yank Officials Agree

Steel Wage Negotiations Start Again   Seif-Impesed Cloak Of Secrecy Clouds Ieenes OF Meeting.

STEEL NEGOTIATIONS STILL IN PROGRESS   Both Sides Refuse To Talk As Conferees Plan Third  Seecion

Reds Re-Take Battle Mount   Fourth Time in Three Days QF Bloody Fighting Mountain Changes Hends

Holiday Mishaps Take Lives of Ten  Toll in Wisconsin Accidents Climbs

GAMBLING RAIDS IN K.C. THW ARTEL   POLICE. CHIEF TELLS OF BAR REN DNOORS THAT GAVE JOINTS PROTECTION

ALLIES EXPECT NEW OUTBREAK BY AGITATORS   Tonks And Troops Have Arrived In Former Capital

Police Will Be Converted Into Anti-Red Force   Tank-Led American And British Troops Enter German Capita

Huron To Pay Tribute To War Dead In Observing Memorial Day Tuesday

NILES STUDENT SUFFERS BURNS FIGHTING FIRE   3 Others Hurt; Two Maim  Buildings Destroyed,  Others Damaged

Gridiron Star From Niles Hurt   3 Others At Big Rapids School Receive Burns

School Plans fo Carry on   $500,000 Fire Wrecks Commerce, Pharmacy Unite

Tw ov College B uiuldings “Ar ¢ Lost In Fi ire   $500,000 Blaze At Ferris Institute, Bie Rapids. Mich.

Main Buildings In Ruins, Four Students Hurt  Community Pitches I

$500,000 Loss in ichgan Fi   State Owned Ferris institute ls Damaged

British Worrying Over Communists Infiltrating Into Important Posts  Pulpits, Schoolrooms, Radio And Government Penetrated, Charges Lord Vansittart;  i ot ge ne  plate Wi ee 5

Civilian Driver Is ‘Killed at Camp Polk   Gasoline Truck Driver, Fa: tally Burned in Storage Area, No Soldiers Hurt

Truman May Call Fight Against Bloc Mapping Defeat of ‘Fair Deal’

Truman Held Ready to Air Plea for ‘Deal’   Dixie-GOP Coalition Peril: Program in Honse; Chief ‘Disturbed’

Truman Sees Danger to ‘Fair. Deal’   May Make Public State ment to Ward Off Death Blow.

TRUMAN CALLS FOR SUPPORTS QN FAIR DEAL   Southern Democratic And GOP Coalition Has Leader Worried

Hight Against ‘Fair Deal Foes Looms   Truman Calls For Battie To Down Opponents’ Strateq

Coalition ls Worry To President   Calls Chiefs Into Huddle On Tactics To Save ‘Fair Deal’

DIXIECRATS ARE SEEKING RULES CHANGES   Truman May Offer Suggestions to Preven! Republican Coalition

ASPERS COMPANY SEEKING DAMAGES   Adams Apple Products Corporation Brings Action To Recover For Berries Alleged Spoiled In Refrigeration

Jury Conviets F&M Student Of Slaying   Defendant Sobs, Father Collapses After Verdict

Found Guilty Of ‘Impulse Killing of Girl  _ Attorneys to File Appeal to  A oe ee tl wh en, Cambamenn

Lie, UN Leader, Arrives in Russia On Peace Mission   Deputy Foreign Minister Greets Him; Statement Is Made on Weather

Senate Crime Probe Takes Chicago Next  Investigators Call Lin 25 Witneczcae

Call 25 Witnesses To Chicago Probe   Slain ‘Bugsy’ Siegel’s Friend One of Group

Wage, Price Ceilings Up To President   Truman Gets Power To Start Rationing; Bill Goes to Senate

President Says There'll Be No More OPA   House Voles Wage, Price and Ration Controls We Oe ee

Truman Has No Plans For New OPA   President Reports Old-Line Agencies Can Handle Curbs

President Is Doubtful Of OPA Revival   ‘re ull Mobilization Also Unforeseen, Truman States

ruman Says No  IPA Revival Due   secret Caucus Fails ToBreakU.N.Stalmate

Truman Doubts OPA Controls WillBeRevived   Old-Line Federal  Agencies Expected . I Ta Heanetla Curke

President Forsees No Reviva Of OPA. All-Out Mobilization   BUILLETEN!

Truman Still Considers  Stiff Controls Un-Needed   No OPA Revival, No All-Out Mobilization Is In Sight For The Nation At This Time   (MacArthur's Trip Satisfies Truman

No OPA Revival,  President States Congress Preparing Details   Ln ee AE an, PO eee

TRUMAN ISN'T PLANNING OPA RESSURECTION   President Says Old-Line Agencies Can Handle Emergency Controls

OPA Isn’t Under Plan At Present   Truman Says He Does Net Contemplate Reviva! Of Last War OPA

Price-Pay Controls Approved   House Gives President Sweeping Powers Over Economy

House Passes Measure Giving President Broad Powers Over Rationing, Prices, Wages

House Votes Price Club To Truman   Pass Bill Giving President Standby -Price-Wage-Ration Control Powers

Truman Sees No Need for U. S. To Revive Wartime OPA, Raps Russia for Filibustering

Price-Wage Rationing  Bill Okayed   Legislators Vote Law As Standby  Avainst Inflation

Home Front Control Bill Sha pes Up   House Votes Standby Power To Put Ceiling On Wages and Prices   HOT SENATE DEBATE   Bulletin

OPA Revival Not Planned   All-Out Mobilization Not Sighted. Either

Agencies Now In Operation To Handle Job  House Set To Pass Bill Giving Him Control Power

DOESN'T PLAN TO REVIVE OPA, TRUMAN SAYS   President Says Present Federa' Agencies Can Carry Out Controls. .

Truman Sees No Revival Of Old OPA  Will Let Regular Federal Agencies  — 2* fa... Fe...

OPA Revival Not Planned, Truman Says   Explains Old-Line Agencies to Handie War Emergencies

WHEELS WHIR —— INCONGRESS   Controls, Espionage, Social Security, All Unfinished Business.

No Revival of OPA Planned By President   Says Present Agencies Will Handle Any Emergency Controls

SENATORS DEBATE SIMILAR BILL ~ House Gives Truman Free Hand (n Price-Waae-Ration Control

TAFT LEADING SENATE FIGHT ON CONTROLS   House Is Nearing Final Passage Of  Standby Powers

Hit WMtrtu tt House Gives Controls Bill Final Okay   WASHINGTON. (®). The house passed Thursday a bill giving broad authority to President Truman to start rationing and clamp ceilings on prices and wages.

Controls Bill Near Passage  In House Today  Another OPA is Not Contemplatec Truman Declares

HOUSE FAVORS CONTROL POWER FOR PRESIDENT; PASS BILL BY SMASHING VOTE OF 383 TO 12

Old-Line Federal Agencies Would Handle Controls  «All-Out Mobilization Is Not Yet in Siaht

Any Controls To Be Handled In Departments   Both Houses Near Vote on Measure To Authorize Curb:

House Passes Control Bill   Would Give Truman Broad Authority Over Wages, Prices

(Discretionary Control Powers ‘Over Wages, Prices, Rationing And Credit Is Provided In Bill

383-12 House Vote Gives Truman Free Hand over Controls   Price-Wage-Ration Power Ready; Senate Debates Similar Measure

House OKs Control Bill, 383 To 12   Goes Far Beyond  Truman Request

Truman Plans No New OPA for Federal Controls  House About to Pass Control Measure, Boost Corporation Taxes

HOUSE PASSES CONTROL BILL BY BIG MARGIN   Taft Appeals To Congres: To Retain Wage-Price Rationing Powers

President Voted Standby Control Powers by House   Taft in Vigorous Protest to Similar Bill Now in Senate.

Daily News Index   House Action on Controls Exceeds Powers Chief Asked

House Passes Bill . Granting President ‘Broad Curb Power   Price, Wage, Rationmg Controls Provided; Senate Begins Debate on Similar Act As Taft ‘ Pleads for Less Drastic Powers .

No Revival Of OPA Says  Pres. Truman   He Tells Newsmen that OldLine Federal Agencies Will Be Able to Handle Emergency Controls.

TRUMAN THINKS OTHER’ AGENCIES CAN CURB RISES   President Also Asserts That All-Out Mobil. ization Of Nation Is  Not Yet Necessary Step. :

NO PLANS FOR OPA   Truman Says He Does Not Expect To Revive World War II Agency

Mobilization Not in Sight  Revival of OPA Not Planned by President

House Votes Wartime Controls   Gives Truman Right to Start Rationing and Curb Prices and Waqes

Revival For OPA NotSeen By President   Claims Courtesy Rules Of Senate Block Appointments

House Passes  Control Bill  Gives Truman Power Over Wages, Prices

~ resident Gets ontrol Powers “my House Vote   ==)\position Seen In pnreenate On Scope Of MRM ccretion Given

Truman Denies War-Time OPA To Be Revived   Action Near On Requested Control! Bill

Truman Doesn’t Want Revival Of OPA; Accuses Russians of Filibustering in U.N. Council

OPA Revival Ousted From Control Plan   Truman Says Old-Line Agencies To Do Work; House Bill Near Vote

No Revival Of OPA, Say: President  Old-Line Federal Agencies To Handle Any Economic And Othar Cantrale

Controls Voted to Pres, Truman   House Approves Price Wage-Rationing Bill

NO NEW OPA, SAYS TRUMAN   Old-Line Agencies Will Handle Necessary Controls

Will Approve Excess Profit  Tax Measure   Wants Power To “Fix Wages, Prices

President Denies  Plans for Revival Of Old OPA Setup  House Okays Bill To Grant Control,  Rationing Power

President Plans Not To Revive Former OPA Plat   Says Too That All Out Mobilization Not Yet In Sight

President Says Economic Controls To Be Handled By Old-Line U. S. Agencies

House Passes Wage, Price Ceiling Bill.   Rationing Control : Power for President Also Is Approved

Vote Truman Free Hand to Put on Curbs   House Acts 383-12 For Broad Pay, Price Rationing Controls; Senate Ovens Debat

Old-Line Agencies Are to Handle Controls; Mobilization Is Not in Sight

Plans No OPA, Says President   SAYS PROFITS TAX ‘COMING EVENTUALLY

No Plans For OPA During Emergency   Truman Says U. S, Not To Set Up New Agency

House Votes Free Hand  To Truman on Controls   Senate Opens Debate on Similar Measure Giving ClampDown Powers on Prices, Wages and Rationing—Action Goes Far Beyond Authority President Had Requested— Taft Pleads for a Congressional Rein.

Big Power Voted for President   Rationing, Price and Wage Lids Left to His Discretion.

Laurence Predicts H-Bomb in Year  Declares U. S. Holds Five to One Margin

Local Draft Board  Unable to Answer  Two of Questions Can't Tell When  Boy Will Take Exam, Be Drafted

CIVIL SERVICE HEAD HANDED SUBPOENA   Two Others To Go To Acheson And McGrath      Says Files Must Be Kept In Strict Confidence; Republicans Protest

Subpoena To Get Loyalty Files for Use  Act After Refusal Of President.

Loyalty Records Are Subpoenaed By Investigators  ‘Penalty’ Threatened  After Truman Refuses Tan hMAnLe Files B..LI.

First Subpena Served In Row Over U.S. Files   Truman Refusal To Give Up Records Brings New Action

Serve Subpoenas in Effort to Get Loyalty Records   Truman Has Instructed Officials Not to Tum Over Files to Senators.

Demand Loyalty Records   Senate Subpoenas Data After Truman Refuses To Open Files; Court  Tact nn Iecne oome

Begin Battle Over Files On Loyalty   Serve First of Three Senate Subpoenas On Harry B. Mitchell   DEMAND RECORDS   Others To Be Served On Secretary of State And Attorney General

Subpoenas for Loyalty Files  Notify Civil Service   Notify Civil Service Head; Acheson; McGrath on List

Showdown On Senate Probe Of Reds Nears  ee   Files Necessary Says McCarthy To Prove His Charges

HAVE OTHER FOR ACHESON AND McGRATH   Truman Orders Loyalty Files Held Back, Regardless.

Initial Subpoena Is Served To Top Official Of U. S.   Two More Slated To Be Summoned By Senate Communist Probers In Face Of Opposition Of President Truman

Subpena Asks Loyalty Files.   Top U.S. Official Ordered to Produce Secret Dossiers — Under ‘Penalty’— by Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Subpoenas Served On 3 Officials  Threaten McGrath.   Threaten McGrath. Acheson, Mitchell For Holding Files

Summonses Issued For Civil Service Commission Chairman, Secretary Of State Acheson And Attorney General McGrath In Effort To Obtain Loyalty Records Which President Truman Has Declined To Turn Over To Committee

Firm Refusal To Comply Expected   Secretary Of State Acheson, Attorney General McGrath end Harry Mitchell, Commission Chairman, Name

Senate Group Using Force on President   Acheson, McGrath, Mitchell Expected  te lanare Suimmanc

First Subpoena Served Today on Harry B. Mitchell, Chairman of Civil Service Commission, for Records Which Pres. Truman Declined to Turn Over to Senate Committee — Summons Also Ready for Sec. Acheson and Attorney General McGrath.   NEXT TUESDAY DEADLINE

Subpoenas Are Issued  By Senate   Direct Three Top Officials to Turn  Over Loyalty Files; Expect to be Balked

Senators Resort to Orders in Effort to Force Disclosure of Information in Loyalty Files

Senate Orders Loyalty Files Be Furnished   Wherry Demands That Truman Himself  Be Cited

Demand Officials Produce Files for  Senate Committee  Acheson, McGrath Will be Ordered To Brina Records

SENATORS START LEGAL EFFORT 70 SET RECORDS   Subpoena Served On Federal Official In Dispute Over Re vealing information On Employe Others Will F, ollow.

SUBPOENAS PUT FEDS’ ON SPOT   Senate Officers Begin Serving Papers To Bring Out Loyalty Files

Delivered to Chairman of Civil Service   Demands Records Be Given to Group by Next Tuesday

LOYALTY RECORD SUBPOENA SERVED   First Of Three Goes Ti Civil Service Head “Under Penalty”

President Keeps Records ‘Sealed From Probe Group  Communist Inquiry Senators Will Face Puzzle on Action

First Subpoena Presented Head Of Civil Service   Others Going To Acheson, McGrath; Defiance May Mean Contempt Citation

Serves First of 3 on Chairman of Civil Servicé       Acheson and McGrath: Next; Wanted For. McCa rthy Red Probe:

President Has Denied Solons Secret Records   Dispute Between Executive And Legislators Grows

 —COMPLIANCE UNLIKELY—  First of 3 Subpoenas Demands Loyalty Files

Officers Serve First of Three Subpoenas ‘Upon Mitchell in Loyalty Record Case

Summons Seek ‘Under Penalty’ Data by Tuesday   Citation for Contempt Is Possible if They Fail to Heed Orders

Truman Orders Senate Demand to Be Ignored:   Agents of President in Washington Are Handed Papers

Subpoena Served For Loyalty Files   Truman Refuses To Turn Over Records To Senate Committee

SPY PROBERS 10 FORCE SHOWDOWN WITH MIR. TRUMAN   Mitchell, Acheson And M’Grath Ordered To Deadiucn Eilnx:

Subpoenas tor Loyalty Files Servec   Demand Under Penalty That Officials Give Records to Committee

Subpoenas Demand, Under Penalty, That Records Be Given To Committee by Next Tuesday.  McGRATH, ACHESON, MITCHELL ARE NAMED

First of Three. Orders Served On Top Official   Truman Declined to Turn Over Files -

Inspection Of Records  Is Demanded  Acheson, McGrath Are Also On List

Senate Seeking Red Files   Summons Sent High Officials To Provide Data

Subpoena Served in Spy Probe   Chairman of U.S. Civil Service Commission The Recipient.

Senate Demands Information Of Administration  Orders Issued For Acheson, McGrath  Ry lnvectinatare

Loyalty Files P “Tug-of-War” Gets Underway  Civil Service Chief   Civil Service Chief Gets First of Senate Demands for Records In Communist Search

COURT F OVER ISSUE IS HELD POSSIBLE   Subcommittee Will Meet Tuesday To  Plan Future Course

Senate’s Sergeant At Arms Has Summons For Three High Government Officials To Produce But Refuaals Exnected.

Sergeant-at-Arms Gives Mitchell First Subpoena   Others To Go To . Acheson, McGrath; All To Ignore Them

Writ Demands Loyalty Files Be Produced By Tuesday   Acheson, McGrath Also To Be Summoned: Penalty is Contempt Citation

Demand Due To Be Denied By Officials   Senate Subpoenas To Ee Served In Effort To Obtain Hecsrds

Action Taken To Bolster Air Strength   Navy To Share In Additional  Procurements

Group Urges Increase Of $350 Million   Congress Told That Soviet Atomic Blast Came in Advance Of Expected Date

Boost in Warplanes  Voted by House Unit   Johnson Cites Red A-Blast In Asking $350,000,000 More  Ear Defence Acainst Russia

+350 Million More House Committee Agrees To Up Defense Fund For 195]

Committee Okays $350 Million Boost In Defense Funds   Additional Funds Asked by Johnson Are Recommended

After Session With Johnson—  Committee Recommends $350 Million Defense Boost

House Committee Favors Request of Sec. Johnson for $35,000,000. In“crease in: 1951 Military Budget to Tighten Nation's Bulwarks Against Russia—Told Soviet Atomic Explosion Causes Revaluation of Plans.   RECENT EVENTS REVIEWED

Big Boost Urged In Defense Funds By House Group   Action Taken After Secret Session With Secretary Of Defense

More Cash For Planes Advocated   House Committee Okehs 350 Million  Dollar Increase

Plan To Boost Air Force Power !  House Committee Votes Hike     For Defense Department Funds,

ARMED FORCES MAY BE GIVEN HIKE IN FUND!   Defense Chiefs Called To Emergency Meeting To Consider Move

Cash For Navy And Air Force Gets Approval   Record Peacetime Costs Expected To Grow Even Laraer

350 Million More Defense Funds OK'd   Addition Approved By Committee on Sec. Johnson’s Plea

Defense Funds Boosted After Johnson Talks   House Group Approves 350 Million Increase At Secret Conference

‘Approve Boost Of $350 Million In Defense Fund:   House Appropriations Group Puts OK On Hike After Hearing Secretary  Johnson Warn Of Need

Johnson ‘Crisis’ Plea Gets Committie Okey  Top Military Leaders Describe Red Threat Behind Closed Doors

Boost Seen In Military Fund   Houte Committee Favors It After Johnson Asks Tightening of Defenses

Committee Adds  350 Million To Appropriations  Sentiment Increases For More  Planes After Navy Craft Nicannonred On Raltic Flianht

Military Fund Boost Approved By House Group  $350 Millions Goes On Defense Budget As Cold War Need

GROWING RED AGGRESSION IS CITED REASON   House Committee Quickly Favored $350,000,000 Hike

Louis Johnson Asks For Hike In Military hid  Of Word ke fon Cited For Request

Defense Funds Will Be Increased Under Committee Proposal   Secret Session with Johnson Leads To Recommendation $350,000,00 Be Added to 1951 Defénse Spendinas

House Group Would Boost Defense fund  $350,000,000 Raise O.K.’d In Spending After Johnson Appeal

Increases Would Be Provided For Navy, Air Force   Group Favors Hike Of $350,000,000 Asked By Johnson

$350, 000,000 More Asked For Cold War   Serious Developments Throughout World Listed as Reasons

Favor Increase In Military Budget  For Tightening the Nation's Bulwarks Against Russia  REQUEST BY JOHNSON Defense Secretary — List:  Reasons for Needing More Moncy   REQUEST BY JOHNSON

More Military Spending Gets Committee OK   Full Revaluation of. Defenses Cited as Reason for Boost

House Unit Favers Arms Budget  Hike To Tighten Defense  Move. Aimed ae Russia Would Raise. Funds . “By $350 Million:

Favor Increase In Military Budget   For Tightening the Nation's Bulwarks Against Russia   REQUEST BY JOHNSON   Defense Secretary — Lists Reasons for Needing More Money

Group p Votes Sum Asked By Johnson      Boost of $350,000,000 to Tighten U. S. Bulwarks Against Soviet Russia Added to Meaanre

FUND INCREASE FOR DEFENSES   House Committee  Indorses $350 Millions Boost To Bolster Military Forces

Plane Mishap Cause Sought   ‘Vibration’ Related. As Propeller Broke   rN o *~ . x Local Passenger Tells of Scare Caused hy Slashing Propellers

Truman Deplores Number Unfit for Military Service   Draft Records Prove Need for UMT. He Says

President Says Too Many Men Being Reiected   Asks National Guard Group To Back Stand

Truman Makes New UMT Plea  To Guard Unit   President Makes U nexpected Appearance Before Association

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM GAINS IN ELECTIONS   32 State Governors Also in Battle For Office

Angry Election: Campaign Ends; Vote Tomorrow  Korean War Is Top Issue; . Lebor Seeking New Power

Bitterest Campaign Ends Today   Control Of Congress Is At Stake At Polls In Forty-Seven States

Many Issues Are Injected into Election   Makeup of 82nd Congress Will Be Decided By Voters

Prime Vote Stake: Rule In Congress   Angry Campaign Ends And Decision Now Up to Public.

Control Of Congress Today’s Election Prize  Prestige, Of President At Stake As -. Both Maior Parties Predict Victory

‘Angriest Political Campaign Ends as Voters Choose Between GOP and Demos in 47 States

Control Of 8d Congress Is Big Prize At Sfake   Foreign Policy Also An Issue

Ancriest Campaign in Years Ends   Truman Assails GOPs Stassen and Taft Attack Demos

Angriest General Election Campaign In Recent History Comes to Close

Election Prize Is Control of 82d Congress   Campaign Nationally One of Angriest In Many Years’

Party Leaders in Final Blasts at  Policies of Foes   Blighted Hopes for Early Peace Seen As Republicans’ Best Asset in Tomorrow's Elections

Teacher Shortage May Reach 4,000   ‘Edneator Says Conditior Means Drawbacks for Whole Nation  

Lower Standards Of Instruction  Predicted for NY   Not Enough Teachers fo1 Fall Says Education Association

Winter Swings Haymaker at East;-Southern Plains, Midwest: Three Die

Winter Swats Much Of U.S. Saturday   ef Soa ke ae  Gales Losh Atlontic, Heavy Snowstorms Strike Several Regions

Seven Perish as Blizzards Howl in East   60-m.p.h. Dust Storm Lashes Texas; Gales Delay Ocean Liners

Winter Still Hanging On  Gales Delay Ships As Snow Strikes Northern States

LED BY MINISTERS Anti-Gambling Drive Hits Swanky, Gulf Coast Areas

Observers Sreculate That President Truman May Answer Republican Demand Tenlght — Mr. Stassen Hints That Fight to Wake Island Was Prompted by Politics.

Trouble Ahead For Socialists  U. S. Lawmakers Angered By British [RefusalToBackFrench-GermanDea

‘Senate Boils Over British ‘Isolationism' Labor Attitude May Cause Cut In Marchal Plan Eunde

Tank-lcil ‘Auvericans CoenterallackRed ‘Troops on Southern gl Lirel Marine-[jivision. Artives .

Fresh Reinforcements Rush To Southern Front as Line Is Pulled Back Slightly

Open Drive Against Reds On Southern Front But  Give Up Ground In North   Newly-Landed Troops Rushed To Front To Ease Communist Pressure Against . Vital Yankee Supply Port Of Pusan

Freshly Arrived Troops Move fo Stop Red Gains  Heavier Armament Reported Used By

United Nations Soldiers Fall Back in North   New U. S. Troops Rush To Front Near Pusan:  Reds Within 40 Miles

Fresh ‘Troops Sent To Front Near Key Port   Withdrawal in North Seen Move To Ease Pressure Pending Reinforcement;  Reds Within 40 Miles of Pusan

Fresh Troops From U.S. Rush Into Battle   Trying to Recapture High Ground Northeast of Chinju; UN Forces Fall Bacl on Northern Front to Ease Pressure.

Fresh U. S. Soldiers Rush To Korean Front   United Nations Forces Fall Back In South— Defenie Department Identifies U. S. Reinforcements— oS : Merine Landing Confiemed °°

Tanks Lead Soldiers In Battle On Pusan Thrust: Army Retreats In North   Americans Seek To Regain Lost High Ground; Firs! Marines Arrive In Korea; Reds Are Massed For Offensive Toward Key Port

But On Northern Front United Nations Fall Back To Await Reinforcements Being Rushed To Battle Lines

United Nations Forces Retreat  Before Reds  _Arnay Troops Fresh From U.S. Ruch Intal ine Near Pusan

U. 5. Army ‘Troopers Rush Up to Front to Protect Port City   Elements of First Marine Division, Second Army Division and Combat Team Arrive in Korea to Bolster UN Defenses

Defenders Go Over. To Attack In South    But Fall Back In Northern Area To Ease Pressure  Until Aid Gomes

State Ordered to Call Up 1,401 Draflees ‘No later Ihan. Sent. 30’

GRAND JURORS » PLEDGE DATA ON GAMBLING   Erickson Henchmen Reported Absent From Hangouts

Steelworkers To Ask Wage Hike  1950 Contract Talks + Set For Next Week

As 1950 Contract Talks Near, Prices Continue To Spread Through Bellwether Steel Industry   J&LLATEST TO HIKSB ITS PRICES

Murray Asks Big Wage Hikes   Some Negotiations To Begin Monday; J. & L. Increases Price of Steel

Steelworkers. Ready to Bid For Pay Hike   Sources Say Union May Ask 25-Cents  An Hair Tnrraace

Boost Demanded by Steel Union   Price Increases Continue in Vital Industry as Talks Scheduled

Talks Open Next Week On Steel Pay   Murray To Present Arguinents In Favor Of Immediate Raise

UNITED. NATIONS BLOCKED BY RED   Security Council Members Plan Meeting With Malik To Try To Get' Going On Disputed Issues.

Appeal to Malik To End Deadlock  Council May Match Russian Propaganda

Delegates Seek Filibuster End   UN Members Pian  To Meet With Red

Concessions Sought From Malik  UN Hoping to Break Procedural Deadlock

Anti-Red Blasts Expected In U.N   Western Delegates Plan To Metck. Malik, Speech For Speech On Floor

Malik Refuses To Talk Terms With The West   Effort to End Moscow Mouthpiece’s Filibuster Fails

Security Council Is To Meet in Closed Parley With Malik   Failure to Break Blockade Might Unteash Flood of Anti-Red Oratory

Malik Faces Moves fo End U.N. Deadlock   Flood of Oratory Main Alternative If Russ Hold Out

Malik “Filibusterme” Council Members Seék Means —  Of Ending Procedural Blockade

U. N. DIPLOMATS ASK RUSSIAN TO END FILIBUSTER   WILL PRESENT PLEA AT SECRET PARLEY THIS AFTERNOON

Closed Meeting Of U.N. Council Members Called   * Security Council Members Will Talk To Malik In Effort To End Blockade; Rebuttal Planned

U.N. Has Caucus, Appeals to Malik  Filibuster Tactics Hit by President

SITUATION THE SAME   United Nations Council Held 90Minute Secret Caucus

Will Match Malik Word For Word  Other Delegates To Talk I£ Conference Today Faile

UN Members Meet Today With Malik   Seek to Persuade Him to Break His Procedural Block In the Council

N. U. Council stymied By Malik Action   Secret Caucus Mee Leaves Situation With ‘No Results’

Security Council Planning Closed Meeting with Malik   U.N. Members Going to Try to Persuade Him to Breck His Procedural Blockade of Council, but Little Chance to wit

a “Filibustering” a  ‘  Couneil Members Seek Means  Of Ending Procedural Blockade

Deadlock Ples To Malik Set   Council Plans Talks With Russian Today

UN Officials Hold Informal Talk With Malik   Attempt To Break Blockade Of Korean Issue

UN Delegates. Seek To Break Malik Deadlock   - Security Council Members Confer With Russia

Malik May Face Ultimatum In Security Council Today   Members Summon Russian Delegate Into Secret Mecting Before Council Session

UN Members Will Appeal To Malik   Hold Private Meeting In An Attempt To Break Soviet Stranglehold

They'll try to break his filibuste  UN Members will Try To Reason With Malik

Red Thrust Is Branded Lawless Ac   All Possible Help Is Goins _ To U.S.-Backed Land,  Tenman Reveals

iC  FEAR AIRLINER  CRASHED INTO MOUNTAIN PASS   : Twenty-One Persons ; : Aboard Plane verde At Rutte

NEW U.§. DEFENSE LINE 1S. STRONG   SKILLFUL WITHDRAWAL To  NAKTONG RIVER LASTED  THROUGH NIGHT,

Malik Faces New Trouble In : Council   a Delaying Tactics Drawing Fire

Steel Industry To Hike Output By 10 Per Cent  Sawyer Announces   Sawyer Announces Plan for Expansien Without Federal Aid

Big Steel Plans 16°¢ Tonnage Hike  in Next Two Years   20 Companies Will Expanc Facilities Without Federal Aid

Huge Steel Production Increase Is Mapped  Nearly 10 Percer Hike in 2 Years:   Nearly 10 Percent Hike in 2 Years; Priority Rule  To Come Todav

Steel Output  Boost Is Seen   Sawyer Savs Production  Will Be Up 10 Pet.

More Steel Due:   Industry Pledges to Expand Pradaction by’ Ten Per Cent

al Dean Steel fOUUC uction  Boost Announced By Sec. Sawyer  2 Year Expansion Will Match Efforts AL Warld Wie Il

To Be Completed by 1952 Nearly 10 Million-Ton Expansion in Steel Set

Expand Steel Capacity as Rearming Aid   Goal 9,400,000 Tons More Yearly by 1953 NPA Gives Military Priority on Materials

Steel Industry's  Production Up  lo Aid Military 2-Year Increase —  To Match Best o! Ffforts in War 2

MOVING ALONG ON FIELD HOUSE PLAN   aes Drawings to B Released in gy Two   ISTART WORK IN JUNE

MOVING ALONG ON FIELD HOUSE PLAN   Preliminary Drawings to Be Released in Next Two  ee   START WORK IN JUNE

MORTAR SHELL PHOTO REVEALS 1950 MARKING   UN Experts Believe Red Propaganda Move Fails

Canada Cole Wave Chills Montanans   Mercury Drops to 32 Below; More ley Weather Due

Bridges Charges Teamsters’ Leader Beck Engineered Perjury Conviction

IRATE BRIDGES HURES CHARGE AGAINST BECK   Government Prepares To Recall Right Of Citizenship

Congress Will Give Go-Ahead On Super-Bomb   Ready To Approve President’s Request For Building H-Bomk

Democrats and Republicans Endorse Plan   Majority Prepared To Authorize Making Of Powerful Weapon

National Interest In Ballot Race Between Roosevelt-Warren Tuesday

U.S. WATCHES KEY ELECTION IN CALIFORNIA   Democratic Party Holds Big Lead In Numbers

 Leap To Safety  12 Men Trapped On Flaming Ship  Win Life Gamble

Bellboy Strangled In Famous Club  ‘Murder indicated At Golf Dormitory

County Bond Drive Sales  Are $22,050   Independence Drive Campaign for $72,000 Goal Ends On July 4 —State 31% of Ouota

MAY GO TO JAMBOREE   Scouts May Be Sent bv Parents at Own Expense to Valley Forge

Court Of Last Resort” Activities In Kanawha ‘Murder Case Arouses Ire Of County Prosecutor

‘New Reports Russ Arming  (Korean Reds   Prisoner Says He Saw Soviet Weapons Delivered In June; Tanks Also Shipped

Evidence Of Hell To North Korea in Army Report   Defense Dept. Says Equipment, Chinese Armies Disclosed

MILITARY GETTING WORRIED — Evidence Shows Soviet Russia  Shipping Arms To Korean Reds

Confirm Arms Shipments To Korean Reds   U.S. Army Says It Has New Evidence That Russia Is Still Aiding Our Foe

Russ Send:New: Weapons fo Aid North: Koreans   120 Heavy Tanks in July Left Dairen to Promote Russ Cause

Army Says Soviet Supplies Weapon:  Red China Troops Now Near Border

Must Have More Farm Production in Months Ahead   Secretary Brannan Says Nation Should Assure Farmers Price Protection.

BRANNAN okY3 CERTAIN PRICE PROPS NEEDEL   Protection for Farmers, He Says, Necessary Spur to Production.

GOP LEADERS FACE REVOLT IN CONGRESS   ‘Republican Advance Bloc Launched By 21

GIVE ARABS, ISRAEL GUNS FOR DEFENSE   Truman Says U. S., Brit. ain, France Supply Arms to Maintain Peace in Near East.   MARKS END TO PALESTINE FIGHT   Recipients Promise Not to Use Arms for Aggression; Move Part of the Cold War.

Big Three To Arm  lid-East.Nations to Hold Back Reds      U.S., Britain, France Will Supply Arris— For Defense Alone’

Middle East Policy Fixed, Deadlock Ends   Franes, Britain, U. 5. Agree to Release ‘Security’ Weapons

lerms Hailed As-Step Toward Peace, Security  Action Intended to Bolster Area Against

Pact Linits Supplies To DefenseOuly   Truman Hails Move As Way Of Showing Confidence In Area

Arab States, Israel Eligible For Equipment  Must Give Assurances   Must Give Assurances They Will Not Use Aid For Military Aaaression

Step to Promote Peace, Security, President Says   Pledge Obtained Against Using For Aggression

Will Send Arms to Mid-East   Big Three Agreement Provides Military Equipment. Is to Be Used Only For Defense

Truman Hails Agreement On Unified Policy Of Sending Arms To Israel, Arabs

10 Bolster Area Against Soviet Attack   Arms To Be Used Only For Defense

Arab Nations, Israel to Get Western Aid   Program Part Of Defense of Vital Suez Area

President Hails Move as One To Aid Security   Both Israel and Arab Nations Benefit Under New Pregram

Truman Sees Security in  Defense Plan   Long Differences Jroned—Barrier Against Reds Cited

Big Three Acree To Arm Middle East   Nations Agree in Joint Pact To Supply Arms, for Defense, To Israel and Arab Nations.

MIDDLE EAST ARMS PLEDGED   Arab States, Israel Agree Not To Use Weapons For Aggression

resident Views ig 3 Agreement 5 Security Step   bo States. Israel Muat Avoid Aggression To Sccure War Materials

Defense Only, Is Intention   Accord Ends Old Differences, Is Intended To Insure Internal Security

Armaments To Be Only  For Defense   U.S.. Britain and France In Move Calculated to Increase Confidence in   Future Security

Supply Only For Defense Says Truman  Of Proposal  U. S. And Britain,   U. S. And Britain, With France, Set To Make Shipments

Middle East To Get Arms ‘From Allies   Arab Nations, Israel tucluded In Agreement Aimed to Stopping Red:

—NHIODLE EAS T-— Expected To Have Beari “ing  On Cold War   Aid Slated For Arabs, Israel

NA Y CT DEFENSE: WEAPONS   ‘Assurances Must Be Given  Equipment Will Not Be   Used For Aaaression

IMPORTANCE IN COLD WAR IS PRIME FACTOR   Only Defensive Use Is Authorized In JointAnnouncement

New Move Is Hailed By Truman   Material to Go To Arab States, Israel for Defense

Nations Must Pledge Use Not  For Aggression  Truman Hails It as Move  '"To Stimulate... Security’

United States, Britain And France Announce Joint Agreement To Supply Equipment For Defense Only —Action Hailed By Truman As Move To Stimulate Increased Confidence In Future Security Of Area —Both Arab Nations And Israel May Get Aid

big Announces Planto Arm Middle East  For Defense   Truman Hails Move Ag Promoting Security In Area

Defense Alone Is Stipulation Of Agreement   Truman Hails Pact As  A Forward Move By Allies.

Defense Is Aim Of West Pact Allies   Truman Hails Mové As Stimulant For ‘Future Security’

CAPECT MOVE TD AID PEACE AND NIE REDS   Pact Requires Pledges That Arms to Be Used Only for Security.

Big’ Three Will Send Arms To Middle-East   Agreement ‘Latest Chapter in Cold War Battle With Russia

Truman Hails Action As Peace Step   Designed To Ease Tension, To Halt Red Aggression

Temperatures   Truman Hails Middle East Defense Move   U. S., Britain and France Approve Plan to Arm Israel, Arab States Under Pledges of Non-Aggression

Allied Countries Plan. Armaments For Middle East   U. S., Britain, France To Supply Arms For ‘Future Security’

Arab Countries And Israel Get War Materials  Egypt And Jordan Pledged To Peace

U. S., Britain And France Join In Agreement   Arms Will Be Used For Defense Only; Truman Sees Move As Step Toward Future Security

Big Three to Arm Israel, Arab Nations   Britain, France, U. S. Recognize Strategic Role of Middle East With Weapons Offer

“For Defense Only’ Aid to Arabs, Jews   Truman Hails Move As Stimulant to Future Security

West Offers To Provide Military Aid   Agreement Sees As important Move Te Preserve Peace

U. S., Britain and France fo Supply Defense Weapons   Both Arabs and Israel May Get Military Supplies

West To Give Middle East  Nations Arms   U.S., Britain And France In Accord Over Supplying Them For Security

Plan to Supply Arms fo Middle East Announced  For Defense Alone, Three Nations Say

Big Three Agree To Hand Weapons To Arabs, Israel   Joint Statement Stresses Aid For Defense Only

Allies To Supply Arms to Near East  _ Defensive Project Adopted at London

Joint Agreement For the Far East   U. S., Britain and France tc Supply Arms for De fense Alone

Arms Aid For Middle East  Is Announced   U.S., Britain, France Announce Program Jointly

Equipment Use Is Limited To Defense Only   Truman Hails Plan As Move to Incréase ‘Area's Confidence

Big Powers To Send Guns ‘For Defense’   Seen as Bulwark Against Reds; Israel to Share

Big 3 to Furnish ‘Defense’ Arms To Middle East   Arab Nations, Israel Eligible on Pledge OF No Aaqression

Big Three Will Arm Mid-East --for Defense   Aggression Outlawed as Allies Press for Security

Grant Aid To Israel And Arabs   Three Powers Agree To Provide Arms For Use Solely In Defense Of Area

President Hails Agreement For Future Security  U.S. Fo Promote. Peace In Near East

Weapons for Defense Only   Truman Says Decision to Stimulate Confidence in Security of Area

LOVELAND TO TALK ON BRANNAN PLAN   Will Be At Court House Next Wednesday Night

AIDES SLATE EARLY TALKS WITH SENATE   ‘Anti-Soviet Drive , To Be Speeded By U.S,

Bell Co. Scorns Mediators; Phone ‘Strike Still Set For Thursday __

IREW PEARSON SAYS: G1’S WAIT TWO HOURS ON PARADE GROUND FOR GEN, COLLINS, TELLS THEM HE BELIEVER IN “PRESTIGE OF RANK”, KAISER PROVES PRIVATE ENTERPRISE I8 NOT DEAD: TAFT'S PRESS RELATIONS.

Bixbys’ Plane Forced Back To Calcutta   Trouble In Cooling System Threatens Chance At Record

Offer Reward for Information on Missing Girl   Postpone Lattimore Hearing   “Flying Bixbvs” Delaved

Flying Bixbys Forced To Return To Calcutta; Engine Trouble Developed

Engine Trouble Forces Return to Calcutta Shortly After Takeo! for Tokyo.

Hennings Opens Senate Campaign in Moberly Speech   War Against Communism and Repeal of TattHartley Act Are Topics.

Dulles Sees U. S. Action To Guard Peace In Far East   GOP Aide To State Dept Makes Forecast After Talk With MacArthur

Dulles Sees U. S. Acting  For Peace  In Far East  But Doesn’t Say On What Basis; Has Conference  With MacArthw

Negotiations In Coal Strike ‘Collapse Again   Fact Finding Board Forced to Resume Hearings Today Looking Toward Request for Taft-Hartley Injunction.

Fact-Finding Board to Resume Hearing on T-H Injunction   Lewis, Operators Break Off Last-Minute Contract Talks

LONG SESSION FAILS TQ END: MINE DISPUTE      Coal Shortage Brings New Order For Cut  In Rail Service

Request for Injunction May Be Result Of Resumed Proceedings, With Report To Truman Prior Step; Lewis and Mine Owners Deadlock on Key Strike Issues

Sharp and Bittre Colloquys Spice Session with Fact Finders oa Resumption of Nego ations in Washington.

Two Sides Confer at Kequest of Truman’s Fact-binders but. Fail to Reach Agreement.      BREAKDOWN LEAVES  DISPUTE UP TO BOARD   Hearings te Be Kesumed Today — Prolonged Strike of Diggers Hits Automobile Industry,

Truman's Fact Finders Push Combatants Back To Bargaining Table; Coal-Burning Rail Services Cut To Fifty Per Cent

Fact-Finders Plan To Resume Hearings Today; Report . Is Due By Monday —

Order New Cut In Coal Burning Rail Services   Hope Still Held Out Truman Wont Have To Seek Injunction

Storm Inches Near Florida   Hurricane Centered’ 725 Miles off Coast

General Electric Grants 160,000 3% Pay Increase   Nearly All of Firm’s Employes Are Atfected Including 61 Here

GE Announces Wage Increases  One Union Accepts But To Fight For More

GE Raises Wages Three Per Cent For All Workers   Increase Given Coast to Coast Despite Contract Rejection by Unions

HEAR ABOUT THE FBI   Assistant Special Agent Was Guest Speaker at Kiwanis Club

—SEVEN DIPLOMATS MEET— Consider Soviet Demand To Be ‘Peace Patrolman:

Russia Wants To Serve On Peace Patrols   Veto-Free Assembly, Can Call Out U.N  Forces Anytime

U.N. Weighs Soviet Demand On Peace Plan  Reds Want To Serve On Anti-Aggression Program Patrols

Program Given Heavy Backing By Committee   Diplomats Ponder Russian Insistence That Communist China And Soviet Be Included In Patrols

Russiia Wants To Serve On UN Peace Patrols   Soviet Demand Is Topic Of Closed Door Meeting

Reds Want In On Patrol   Seven Nations Study Demand for Part In UN Peace Plan

Russia Demands Role in Peace   Wants Position on  UN Peace Patrol

Russiia Wants To Serve On UN Peace Patrols  Soviet Demand Is   Soviet Demand Is Topic Of Closed Door A‘ecting

UN. Studies Red Bid For Part In Army   Anti-Veto Program Guided To Victory Bv U.S. Delevate

Demand Of. Russia Is Discussed   Diplomats Study Soviet Demand Ta Serve on the UN  Peace Patrols

Weather   Russia Wants or Anti-Agaression UN Patrols  a ae ae   Diplomats Consider Soviet Demand Behind Closed Doors

U.N. Takes Big Step  To Bar Ageressions   U.S. Peace Patrol Plan Approved Overwhelmingly—  Russia Wants a Part

RUSSIAN FIGHT AGAINST PLAN IS IN VAIN   Soviets Demand Place On Peace Patrols

Soviet Demands Receive Hearing   Russia Insists on Representation on U.N. Peace Patral

Diplomats To Study Russian Patrol Demand   UN Proposal For Aggression Block ls Considered

Russia Fights F or Place On  Peace Patrol   U.N. Acts To Police Hot Spots; Veto-Free Sessions Also Set

Rightists Take Early Lead in Greek Election   Vote !s Reported Heavy in Balloting For Parliament Seat:

Confesses $102,000 Bank Embezzlement  Veteran Employee Held By Federals

Truman Gives Full Pardon To James Curley   1946, 1903 Frauds Cleared From Slate

Truman Grants Gurley Pardon   Former Governor of Massachusetts Is Subject of Action.

White House Says Truman Signs Order   Former Eastern Official Never. Lost Civil Right

Curley Given Full Pardon By President   Fardon Granted bdy.“Lruman Covers 1946 Convictions on Mail Fraud Count

Curley Granted Full Pardon By Truman  Mail Fraud Convictio  Charge Removed

Ex-Governor Cleared of Two Federal Crimes   Pardon Covers Convictions In 1903 and 1946

‘Curley, Ex-Boston Mayor, Pardoned ‘By Truman For 2 Federal Crimes

Truman Frees Mavor Curley   Full Presidential Pardon Sent Convicted Frauder

Ie ace > i a. a a TEN-YEAR-OLD OMAHA GIRL AND NEWBORN SON BOTH DOING NICELY

LESS POLIO THAN IN 1949  National Foundation Reports 5,151 Cases This Year to Date

[Proposes Spreading Out Washington Offices fo Avoid A-Attack Paralysis

Dispersal Of Offices Is Ur ged  rir, sui   OCD Head Advises Moving Agencies From Washington

ATOM ATTACK DANGERS POSE BIG PROBLEN   Government Agencies May Be Shifted, To Interior

Decentralization Plans Outlined By Defense Head   Will Ask Government Agencies Be Moved Out of Washington

Arrives in Helicopter  Santa Claus Greeted by Regular Winter Weather, 3,000 Kiddies

Railroad’s Drop In Revenue May Stymie Flasher:  Dangerous Fourth St.  Crossing May Not Get  Necessary Sjienal -

Railroad’s Drop In Revenue May Stymie Flasher:  Dangerous Fourth St. Crossing May Not Ge

Truman Says U. S. Must Be Ready To Use Force  To Resist Communism   President Denounces Moscow-Directed Theory Of Government As Modern Tyranny Worse Than That Of Any Ancient Empire

U.S. Must Be Ready To Fight Red Attacks   Says Truman In Talk, President Takes Shar Crack At Communism

TRUMAN RAPS COMMUNISM AS ARMED THREAT   President Avers U.-S. . Will Use Force To Combat ‘Attack’ -

President Declares U.S. Ready   Communism Gets’ Sting. ing Blast On Washing- “ton’s Birthday

Truman Blasts Communism As Worst Form Of Tyranny  Calls For Readiness To Use Force To Combat ‘Deadly Attack’ On Freedom

Truman Slams New ‘Tyranny’ ‘Of Communism   Advance of Reds Reported Armed Threat to Nation In Alexandria Speech

Truman Urges Force, If Best. To Stop Reds   Communism Assailed As Armed Threat to Destroy Our Freedom

INSIDE READING   Communism Bluntly Labeled As Armed Threat of Tyranny

TRUMAN ASSAILS COMMUNISM AS AN ARMED THREAT   Declares U. S. Stands Ready, If Necessary, to Use Force to Combat Red Tyranny.   REMARKS DIRECTED AT SOVIET RUSSIA   President Says Nation Is Working for Arms Reduction but Will Accept No “Sham Agreement.”

Truman Scores Communism as Modern Tyranny  If Force Necessary, We Stand Ready To Use it, He Declares

Award Winner Believes That Hollywood Is Foolish to Try and Fight Television

Chrysler's Reply To UAW Expected  ‘Softened’ Demand Follows Final Offer:

Report Yank Patrols Over 38th Parallel   U. S. Warplanes Shower Bombs  On Korean Reds

Details Lacking In Unconfirmed Sth Army Story  First Cavalry Outfit Saturday Was Two   First Cavalry Outfit Saturday Was Two Miles Below Mark; ROKs Push To Nort}

Duff Visits Philadelphia As Surprise   Lining Up Support in Advance of Hershey Meeting.

RUMAN i NO COMMENT ON HISS CASt      Gavin Urges - Achesor - Quit Post In View Of  Hiss Friendship   Duff Lines Up Support; Hershey Meet Near:

To Divide  2 Billions For Security   North Atlantic Pact Nations To Split Five Billion Dollar Kitty

Yanks Take 1-0 Lead in Second; 33,000 at Park   Woodling’s Single Drive Seores Coleman in Second Game at Philadelohia

\Each Year, 50 Million Americans Gamble IF antastic Sums Against Impossible Odds

Fifty Million American Suckers For Gambling Racket, Report States

STOP-GAP AID Yugoslays Given $16 Million By US To Feed Armed Forces

National Emergency Proclamation Goming Today; Says U. S. Is Willing to Negotiate Peace Without Appeasement.

We are in Danger of War, He Says, Announcing Fast Buildup, Partial Controls

National Emergency Order Set For Today .   HST Warns U.S. ‘In Danger’ Of New, Wor: Huae Army. Controls Planned —

Military Might Speedup, Price Controls Asked   Cites Red Menace and Tells of Far-Reaching Mobilization Program

Nation’s Military Might Are Outlined In Address   NEW RESTRICTIONS TO AFFECT ALL CITIZENS

Real Danger Of World War Ill: Here, He Wams  We Wii Negotiate: But Will Not Yield To Threat Of Force:

Truman Asserts This Country in Great Danger   Proclaims Swift Buildup of Armed Forces Partial Price Controls; to Declare Today That National Emergency Exists

President to Issue Proclamation of Emergency Today: Fears Attack

Truman Says Nation Faces Great Danger of Third War  Declaration Will Be Made Today; Higher Taxes Longer Working Hours, Sharper Curbs on Whole Economy Seen for Future by Chief Executive

Says Millions To Starve In China   Chiang Appeals For Foreign Aid

‘Practically Everyone In ‘Norway, §. C. Now Has Good Supply of Egqs

Begin Project  To Restore Rush Lake State Park   To Hold Meeting at Laurens at 8 P. M. Monday, Feb. 20

ORDER CALLS FOR SEIZURE SUNDAY P.M.   Unions Hail Truman’s Move as Great Victory

Soldier Denies Offering to Spy For the Russians   ‘Minnesota Corporal Pleads Innocent at  U, S. Trial in German

Marinette Man  Obtains Support  On Eve of Parley Statement Cites  SS, oo ee  ae   Statement Cites Business Record As Outstanding

Says Background in Business and Politics Is Good   Marinette Industrialist Gets Nod of Governar From Sev2ral in Race

Rennebohm Singles — Out Higley As His — Choice For Governor   Walter Kohler, Jr., Endorsed By Young Republicans Here

Phone Strike In 2nd Week   Violence, Sabotage  Highlight Deadlock

COLLAZO HELD FOR ASSAULT ON PRESIDENT   Puerto Rican Faces 4 Charges In Try At  Assassination

Blair House Assassin  Faces Death  Grand Jury Indicts Collazo After Try To Kill President

Indict Collazo For Attempt Upon Truman   Puerto Rican Facing Death on Both Murder Intent to Kill Charges

Attempted Assassinator Of Truman Is Indicted; Faces Death Penalty

VALES INCLUDEL IN LAW SUIT AGAINST UMW  Four Suits Total   Four Suits Total $177,400 Filed By Harlan Mines

Canada Prepares For Strike End   Parliament Meets To Plan Legislation To Start the Nations Trains Moving

Canada Train Truce in Sight   Parliament Assembles To Draft Legislation

Curley Service: Draws Throgg :  To Cathedral   ‘Aph. Cushing . Presjdes; Hundreds Stand Bowed In Snow Covered res

FIVE ARRESTED FOR COHEN © HONE BOMBING   Four Members of dack “Dingna Family and Asserted Henchman Booked Qn Suspicion of: ‘Consplracy te Commit Murder, .

Mafia Gang Accused Ot  Dynamiting   (cov. Warren's Crime Committee Steps Into Case

PE Employe ‘Dies Suddenly   Returns From Hagerstowr To Play Basketball Game And Is Stricken.

-/ Nine Aircraft Carriers Among Number. a , . re .  Chairman Vinson Says

Ann Arbor Man About to Be Awarded Thankless Job of State Dem Chairman

UN Directive To Limit Power Of Korean Head   Rhee Warns Reds Wiil Renew Cry of Puppet Government

Leader Wants Koreans To Set Nation's Future  But He Agrees Te  cr: Wx   But He Agrees To Bow To Directive From World Panel

Korean President Rhee Will Abide By U.N. Directive On Government

Rhee Declares He Will Abide By UN Decree   Fears Reds May Make “Puppet” Charge Lf Powers Restricted

Rhee Protests U.N. Move To  Limit Powers   Says That Koreans Should Map Future Of Liberated Nation

GRIT RIDES WINDS IN WESTERN OKLAHOMA  ,oaw TOE AeSeCOnPIaTrTorm Powe,

Van Zeeland Is Unable to Form Belgium Cabinet   ‘Slight Last Minute’ Difficulties Are Reason Given

Belgian Cabinet Formation Try Meels Sefback   Anti-Leopold Fosces Promise Finish Fight

Van Zeeland Faces Delay   Encounters. Last. Minute Teauble in. Forming New Cabinet -in'Belgium.

Belgian Fails In Backing For Leopold   Premier Designate Can’t Form Cabinet: Tuesday Deadline

Fire Damages Weirton Steel Company Plant   Largest Tinplate Mill In World Scene Of Blaze

Filipino To Get a s a  Due ‘Discipline’  Author Of Graft Article On TJ.

Quirino Denies ‘Piker’ Charge  : Pramises Discipline For Writer Of Story

3 Gunmen Rob Chicag Exchange of $12,000   Philippines Head Repudiates Statement Attacking the U. S.

Tale on Grafters Draws Comment  Ouirino Threatens to   Quirino Threatens to Discipline the Author

PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT APOLOGIZES   Disclaims Criticism of America By Member of His Sra ff

Western Powers May Again Take Counter-Measures; Airlift Ready to Resume, Says U.S. Commissioner

‘Creeping Blockade’ Jams Traffic  West May Start Up Berlin Airlift’ Again

Reprisals Are Being Discussed  a a. ee ot we   Russian Traffic Blocks Prompting West To Act.

Allies May Slap Blockade on Eastern Germany  Say Counter Acts To Be Considered

Counter-Blockade Is Seen As Soviet lonores Protest      U. S. May Impose Measure In Effort To Break SlowDown Of Western Traffic Into Berlin; McCloy Savs Air-Lift Mav Be Used Again

Reprisa! Threat Of Some Kind Is Expected   Highway Traffic Into Berlin Strangled By Soviets

Blockade May Force Retaliation   An Allied: CourtterBlockade of Berlin Likely if Reds ‘Continue Traffic Jamun

West To Give Reds Dose Of Own Medicine   Plan Counter-Attack To Break Up Latest Germoan Blockade

Berlin Crisis Brings Action   Allies Threatening Counter-Blockade

Predict Reprisal To Red Blockade   First Move Awaits Return Of McCloy

Creeping Blockade May Revive Airlift  Reprisals Planned Aaqainst Red Action

AMERICA PLANS SHUTTING BERLIN 10 RED TRAFFIC   Threat Made To Close Off Soviet Zone Of  _ Germany Unless So F viet Stops Halting  ~ Trucks Entering Berlin 4

Soviet Strangling of Shipment by Highway Poses New Crisis: West Already Talks of Counter-Blockade

Berlin Airlift May Roar Again Soon   Allies to Take Action if Reds Continue Blockade

Allies Threaten Counter-Blockade  Western Powers May Hit Back at Soviet Traffic “Strangling”’

Counter-Block Against Reds Seen Possible   Soviets Continue  Hompering Traffic

Allies May Hit Russian Blockade   Counter-Move Possible, if Highway Tieup Continues, Officials Deelare   Is Not Worried   Gen. Taylor Says U. S. Can Cope With Full Stannarve

West Might Begin Using Of Blockade  In Germany   Counter-Move Would Combat Red Attempt To Hold Up Trucking

Western Powers May Counterblockade Eastern Germany If Soviets Block Roads

Temperatures   Peace Only Purpose of Order For Korean Aid, Truman Says

‘Our Finest Hour’ Johnson Says  ‘President Gets Roar Of Approval l-or His Stand On Far East Today

 SCOTCHES ‘PROPAGANDA’ CLAIM   ‘e e e  — Official of Twin Falls Takes Issue Vith Halsey on City Manager Plan

American On Trial As a Spy   State Department  Charges Reds Have Decided to Find Him Guilty of Espionage

Spy Trial Underway In Hungary   Briton and:Two Hungarian Confess; But Accused American No Called Before Court

3 Confess They Spied for West   Vogeler Skipped in First Day of Trial

Say Hungary Plans to Find Yank Guilty   U. S. Charges Vogeler Verdict Already Decided

Vogeler Aide Pleads Guilty Io m a  eitiah Bas isons? arn nik ie oe

Vogeler’s Assistants Confess They Acted As Spies for West, Gave Him Information

Vogeler’s Aide Confesses Guilt   US State Departmen Says Red Government  Decided In Advance

Vogeler Aides Plead Guilty To Spying For U.S.   American, Six Others In Hungary Court

DECIDE TO CONVICT YANK IN ADVANCE   U. S. State Dept. Accuses Hungarian Government of Drugging, Starving and Mistreating Vogeler,

Issue Decided in Advance of Trial  State Department . '. Makes Charge Today

Aid to Yooeler, 2 Hungarians in Spy Confessions  Admit Operations «

AMERICAN {a PAGED Ra oP TRIAL ORDERED   Budapest Court Hears Three  Confess to Espionage  1  7 Work for U. S.

Hungarians Skip Vogeler at Trial  British Aide ‘Admits’ Spying for Western Powers Since 1940

Vogeler Assistant Confesses Spying   British Aide and Two Hungarians Tell Budapest Court of Offenses

Vogeler Aid Confesses to Spying   Washington Says Hungary Decided Case in Advance

Vogeler: Guilt’ Decided Before Trial-U). S.   British Assistant Of U. S. Citizen Pleads ‘Guilty’ Ac Trial Starte

U.S. RAPS HUNGARY ON VOGELER TRIAL   Charges Reds Decided In Advance To Convict American As Spy

HUNGARY COURT SKIPS AMERICAN IN SPY TRIALS  BRITISH ASSISTANT AND 2 HUNGARIANS

American Yet To Make Plea   Hungarian Court Gets Confession From Asiistent Te US. Businessmen

U. §. Blasts Hungarian Spy Trial   Says Reds Decided In Advance to Convict American

U.S. Businessman's Aide  Confesses, Hungarians Say   British Assistont Admits Spy Charges j At Opening Session of Budapest Trial

BRITON, TWO OTHERS MAKE CONFESSIONS   Assistant of Robert Vogeler, American Business Man, Says He Was Spy Since 1940.   VOGELER’S CASE PASSED UP TODAY   Hungarian Tells Court He Became U. S. Agent in 1946, Reported to Accused Yank.

SPY CHARGE IS PRESSED BY HUNGARY   American Businessman Is Among Accused; British Assistant ‘Confesses’

Vogeler’ s Aide Says He’s Guilty   U. S. Businessman Is Skipped Over In First Day Of New Hungary Trial

Togeler ‘Guilty’ 3efore His Trial   ungarians ‘Decided American Telephone Executive's Guilt Before Trial Bequn’

Two Hungarians Briton Confess To Spy Charges   Budapest Court Skips Voegler As Trial Opens

Jurors Named for April Term of District Court   Judge Davidson to Preside at Session StartIng April 25

Tornadees Hurt 76 in U.S. Areas: Snowfall Occurs   Twisters Injure 66 in Southwest; Street  Car Hit by Lightning In Pittsburgh Today.

‘Game. Bunch of Yanks Add Stirring: Chapter; . To History of U.S;-- 2 =

 rightened_ Dep ositors Withdraw Money - FBI Starts Investigation Of  Shortaae At Michiqan Bank

Election Results Big Setback To Labor’s Political Activity  Union Leaders Gloomily Admit Crushing Blow After Most Intensive Campaign

Labor Gloomily Admits Crushing Election Setback  Sen. Taft’s Victory

LABOR LICKS VOTE WOUNDS, COUNTS COST   Cnion Feels- Result: Tuesday Have Hurt Their Causes

Labor Gloomily Admits Crushing Election Setbacks; Taft Victory, Leone. Thomas Losses Are Cited

Labor Admits Sound Defeat In Elections   Efforts To Appeal TaftHartley Law Will Be [ Continued

Union Heads Take Licking  In Election. Tatt’s Triumph   Taft’s Triumph Sharpest Blow to Oreanized Labor

LABOR GLOOMILY ADMITS BITTER LOSS AT POLLS   Union Leaders Offering No Alibis In Ohio Election

VOTE WOUNDS, COUNTS COS!   Union Feels~ Results Tuesday Have Hurt Their Causes

 Aims Hart Geucrally Labor Political Forces ‘Acknowledge Setbacks

CONGRESS SENDS TOUGH ANTI-RED BILE TO TRUMAN   Veto Would Cause No Sur: prise, But Votes Appear Available to Write It Into Law Anyway.   9 MEASURES AWAIT " ACTION BEFORE RECESS   One Provides for Boost in In Come Taxes—its Passage Today by Both Cham bers Predicted.

Red Control Bill Faces Veto Threat   _ Lawmakers Prepare To Pass Measure Over Truman’s ‘No?

nti-Red ill Sent  ‘0 Truman   Lawmakers Eager Lo Close Shop 4nd Go Home

cae British, “Austraiian and’. ‘Sguth Koren Forces Join Americhns In Advance On Communist Capital of Pyongyang.

WORK ON EXPRESSWAY TO START SOON Engineers Signed Up For Dallas-Houston Turnpike

Huge Communist Youth Rally Being Mapped j in Reich   Reds Charge Schuman’: Pool Plan Ls Direct War Preparation

YOUTH RALLY [S PLANNED IN WEST GERMANY   Schuman Plan for Pooling Resources Incites Protest

heds Prepare Rally Against Sehuman Plan   Pooling of Europe Might Called Great Danger   Ta Sawiet Patlayv

President Appoints Inquiry Board  Of Three to Probe Strike and to Report Not Later Than February 13   Truman Sets in Motion Law Procedures Which Might  Require a Court Order in Week or Ten Days stieiate Miners to Get Back to Work for 80 Days.

Chief Executive Takes First Step In Effort to Bring an End to UMW Dispute.

Production Approaches A Standstill   White House Appoints Three-Man Board of Inquiry to Look Into Issues at Dispute.

Inquiry Board Appointed To Study Dispute Issues   President Instructs Board To Report ‘Not Later’ Than One Week From Today

3-Member Board of Fact-Finders To Start Work under Labor-Hated Act Tonight; Lewis Remains Silent

Board Directed To Report To President Next Monday; Sees National Health, Safety ImPrriled If Strike Continues   400.000 COAL MINERS NOW OUT ON STRIKE

Creates Board Of Inquiry in Coal Dispute   President Takes First Legal Step to Get Miners to Work

Course Is Taken fo Restore Full Coal Production   3 Man Board Named to Report in Week Before Court Action

Truman Names Board to Study Issues, Report Back In Week   Court Order Could Follow To Return Miners To Pits. -

Board Ordered To File Report On Coal Dispute   President Takes Action In Effort To Restore Soft Coal Production

Truman Moves To Resfore Production   Board of Inquiry Reports in Week, Injunction Seen

Inquiry Board Coal Dispute:   Deadline Next Monday For Report; President Then Could Seek Court” Injunction To Order Miners Back

DISPUTE ISSUES ARE HANDAD T0 INQUIRY BOARD   White House Acts as Fuel Supplies Dwindle—360,000 Miners Idle

First Step In Getting Mineks To Work Taken   Board To Examine Union, Bituminous Operators  Dispute [s Appointed.

360,000 Workers Remain Idle  Truman Invokes T-H Law In Mine Dispute

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Act   President Appoints Board, As First Step Under Law, Leading to Possible Court Order to Miners to Go to Work

Appoints 3-Man Board Of Inquiry  ' Must Report on _ Findings in Week.

Appoints  Board To Fi ind Facts   Calls for report Within seven days On Coal Emergency

Tries To Restore — Coal Production   Appoints Board Of Inquiry, Headed By David L. Malet To Look Into Issues Of Dispute; Asks Report Within Week

360,000 Miners  Go Out   President Acts As Men Desert Soft Coal Pits

Names Board of Inquiry in Step To Solve Crisis   ‘Many Doubt Miners Will Heed Any Order To Stop the Strike

Midvale Mine Closed; Some Strip Mines Run   Board Appointed To Make Report Within One Week

‘Action Taken In Bid To End Mine Walkout   President Appoints Investigation Board, Asks Report in Weel

President Invokes  Taft-Hartley Law  Truman Makes an Effort to Restore Production of  BOARD IS APPOINTED Chief Executive Wants Re port on Situation in   BOARD JS APPOINTED   Chief Executive Wants Report on Situation in a Week

President Invokes  Taft-Hartley Law   Truman Makes an Effort tc Restore Production  of Coal   Chief Executive Wants Report on Situation in a Week

Cole Is Named As Head of Inquiry Board   Three-Member Grour Told to Report At Least in Week

Establishes 3-Man Board of Inquiry   President Directs Fact-Finding Body to Report in Week

Coal Inquiry Board Named   Court Stop-Strike Order Expected Soon in Effort to End Walkout

TRUMAN AGT TO END LONE GON STRIKE   Names Board of Inquiry to Report to Him by Next Monday.

Inquiry Board To File Report By ext Monday   Step Gould Lead Fo Court Ordering Miners Back To Work For 80 Davs

President Names Board  To Investigate Issues; 360.000 Miners Are Idle

FACT - FINDING BOARD NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Sets One Week Deadline For Report; 360,000 Miners Quit Jobs

Three-Member Inquiry Board ls Anpointed   Doubtful Workers Will Obey Order To Stop Strike

lruman Sees National Health And Safety imperiled ln Continuance Of Walkout  )

Truman Begins Step To Restore Mine Production   President Appoints Fact-Finding Board To Investigate Crisis; Board, Headed By David L. Cole, Paterson, N. J., Lawyer, Will Report Findings By Monday

Asks Board Report Back By Monday   Marks First Legal Step To Halt Soft Coal Miners Strike

Names Board Of Inquiry to Probe Dispute  Full Production at Mines To Re Soucht

Cole Is Named As Head of Inquiry Board  Three-Member Group   Three-Member Group Told to Report At Least in Week

President Picks Board of Three: May Ask for Writ   Mine Boss Lewis Refuses Comment On U.S. Action

O STUDY DISPUTE   U. 5. Court Later May Order Miners Te Resme  Bemis ur bic

Out on Strike   Expect Truman to Ask for Fast  Pealiminary Actian

Taft-Hartley Law Invoked By President Truman In Coal Sisunte This Morning

News Day And Night   President Appoints ThreeMan Board To Start Law's Procedure   Lewis May Ignore E xpected Orders   80-Day Injunction To Be Next Move After Board Reports

Inquiry Board To Look Into  Strike Issues  Procedure Could Lead To Court Order for UMW to Resume Work  Vikecetency ON VIiae Dantna

N. J. Lawyer To Head Fact Finding Board   President Asks Report on Dispute By Next Mondav

Iruman Invokes I-H for Miners   President Names Board of Three to Study and Report; Findings May Put Workers Back Into Pits for 80 Days

Inquiry Board of 3 Members Appointed   Uncertain Whether Miners Will Heed President’s Action

President Names Board of Inquiry Te Study Coal Dispute; May Lead To Court Order.  MINERS MAY IGNORE STOP-STRIKE ORDER

Board Is Named To Investigate Dispute Issues   Injunction Possible If Tie-up of Output Not Brought to End

Invokes T-H Law In Step To End Fight   Appoints Board Of Inquiry; Asks Report Within Week

Truman Takes First Legal Steps To Halt Strike  g per Ys ee Whe ee eal   Inquiry Group Named To Report Issues  Of Case to Him

Truman Invokes Taff-Hartley Act To Restore U.S. Coal Production: David Cole Heads Inquiry Board   Some Greeley Coal Dealers Have Supply

Appoints Board To Study Issues In Mine Dispute   Procedure May Lead To Court Order To Halt UMW Walkout

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Act In Coal Strike  President Acts After Failure Of Lewis To Accept Truce Plan

PRESIDENT TRUMAN INVOKES TAFTHARTLEY LAW IN. EFFORT TO RESTORE COAL PRODUCTION

Inquiry Board Beginsits Probe Tonight;Nation’s Coal Supply is Critical

Board of Inquiry Named, Ordered To Speed Report   President's Action Could Result in 80-Day Injunction

Sets Machinery in Motion for Order To Resume Mining   Tells Board to Report Facts in One Week or Less

3-Man Board Called To Study Tieup   Law Could Lead To Court Order For Resumption Of Work

ract-rinders To Report by Next Monday  Presidential Move May Lead   Presidential Move May Lead To “Stop-Strike” Order From The Courts Within 10 Days

‘Truman Believed Ready to Invoke Taft-Hartley Act As Emergency Measure

SOFT COAL WALKOUT IS. ~ NATIONWIDE   President Uses Law He Wanted to Have Repealed; Appoints 3-Man Board of Inquiry.   ASKS FOR REPORT  WITHIN A WEEK   Starts Procedure for Possible Court Order Which Lewis Says Ninety Might   Ignore.

Appoints Board Of Inquiry In Coal Dispute  Board Instructed To Report Back To Preacident "Nat

‘Names Board 'To Look Into Leong Dispute   Instructed To Report Not Later Than One Week From Today; Cites Emerrency

Tiartley Law Invoked In Move To Resume Work   Board Of Inquiry Named To Study Issue In Dispute; Instructed To Make Report In Emergency Week From Today

Board Told To Report On Issues   Findings Due Within Week; 360,000 Idle

Action Taken in Try to Restore Coal Production  New Jersey Lawyer

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Law; Picks Fact Finders   Declares Walkout  Is National Emergeney

President PicksBoard Of Inquiry   Three-Man Group Told to Report in Week on Issue’ at Dispute in Mines.   Biteet is in Vowbt What Miners Will Do Is. Question; Covers ’ Seft Coal Only -

Three-Man Board_of Inquiry Appointed and, In View of Emergency, Instructed to Report ‘Not Later’ Than One Week From Today

Orders Creation of Board Of Inquiry to Probe Into Coal Issue, Report Monday

Inquiry Board Appointed To Study All Issues Of Coal Dispute   ASKS REPORT IN WEEK   No Indication If Miners Will Obey  Court Order: Lewis Doubtful

President. NamesBoard Of Inquiry   Step Could Result in No-Strike Court Orde! To Miners in a Week; Lewis Hints at Balk

South Koreans Give Ground In Northern Area   U.S. Troops Hold In Center Of “River Line Defending Taejon; Infiltrations Peril Americans

U. S. West Flank Gives Way Before Communists Disguised As Americaris   Other North Korean Attempts To Cross River Repulsed; Main Breach Reported At Samgyo, 20 Miles From New Capital

North Koreans > Seek to Drive W edge in South   Hear Heavy Fighting Is Raging in Sector

Entire Flank on. West Yields to’ Red Infiltration  Enemy Clad as U. S. Saldiere Civilians —

Left Flank Gives Before Red Horde   Communists Infiltrate Lines Dressed As U. S. Soldiers And Civilians But American Losses Light In Comparison With Those OF Invadere.

Flank Yields Under Thrust Of Invaders  American Losses Ssill Are Shocht:   American Losses Still Are Slight; Reds Lose Heavily

™ a - = ae aaa alia == 7 aa  Under Hail of Bullets to Burn Red Invasion Rafts

Good Afternoon! in Today's Journa      Men-Brave Hail Of Fire In Daylight Raid Four U.S. Infantrymen Swim Korean River To Burn Rafts

Police Turn To FBI In Attempt At Finding Strangler Of Young Woman

Reds Gain Ground in Only One Sector   Communist Drive in North Stopped; New Assault on Masan in South Checked   (Latest War Map, Page 2.)

Cold War Flares Up In Berlin   Russian Power Company To Cut Electricity To Western Sector.

Reds Threaten fo Cut Electricity Soviets Seize Two  U. S.:‘MPs in Berlin

BERLIN BACK IN COLD WAR DICTIIRE AGAIN   Reds Threaten To Cut Off  Power Sunplies

Russians Renew Berlin Cold War  Electricity Cutoff Scheduled Tonight

Police on Both Sides Arrested  Two U.S. MPs Are Heid; East Berlin   Two U.S. MPs Are Heid; East Berlin Power Company Te Holt Service

Federal Approval To Follow   Obstructions To Runways All Removed

FINAL WORK ON PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION   Runway Obstructions Are Reimoved; Control Panel Set -

Homie Stretch This Weekend Tn State Races   Governorship And U.S. Senatorial Scat Have Majority Of Interest

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Candidates on Final Lap for Next Week’s General Election

Acheson, Bevin Confer on New Cold War Move   Malayan Revolt Against Britain To Be Studied

Cold War Is Discussed By U. $., Britain   State Secretary Agrees America Will Give Aid To  Warring Indochina

Bevin Waits  For Acheson   Secretary Of State Plans London Talks

Acheson, Bevin Meeting Today   Discussing Methods To Win Cold War

Acheson, Bevin Discuss Cold War Strategy   Secretary Promises  Aid to French fn Indochina

Problems Of Cold War Up  To Ministers   Britain Faces Commie Uprising In Malaya; Acheson Sees Bevin After Schuman Talk

WIN "COLD WAR   Secretary Arrives In Londor Following Talks With  [get SeeReeeny

@ Gov. Bonner Lashes at Communisn  ‘In Principal Address Given At Knights of Columbus Meeting   Acheson and Bevin Meet Today In Session Devoted fo ‘Ways of Winning Cold War

Acheson Meets With Bevin Today   Plans For Combating Cold War Among Subjects To Be Discussed at Conference

U.S. AND BRITISH LEADERS STUDY RUSSIAN MOVES   Ministers Meet To Discuss Ways To Win Struggle With Soviet—-Problems Of Meeting Communism Considered.

Acheson and                  SIAL adm RR BL  Bevin Meet, Discuss Plans

Acheson, Bevin to  Talk on Cold War   ‘Achason Flies From Paris, After Agracing on Aid To Indochina, More Freedom to Western Germany

Acheson And Bevin Discuss ‘Cold War’   U. S. and British Leaders Confer In London Today

M’Arthur Asks For More Men   Red Superiority Is Blamed for Initial Losses Along Korean Front

Strike End Is Little Nearer At Chrysler   Both Sides Make Some Concessions in Peace Moves at Meetings

Both Sides Give a Little Ground Peace Still Remote in Chrysler Strike

U.S. Urges Immediate  Action by U.N. Couneil   ‘Volunteers’ Helping N. Korea, Won’t Stop Them, Red Ching Save

China Reds Face Austin In Debates   - American Delegate Gives Aggression Charge In Meeting

WU INSISTS TROOPS ARE ~ VOLUNTEERS   Spokesman, for Mao Tells U. N. His Country Is Alarmed at Spread of War Toward Border.   CHARGES AMERICA WITH AGGRESSION   Speaks for First Time at Security Council After Austin Condemns Peiping Intervention.

Openly And Notorously Aggressive In Korea, U.S. Delegate Tells U.N. Security Council And Peoples Of The World

AUSTIN WANTS REASONS FOR RED INVASION   Peiping Delegate Duck: Korean Issne In At tacking U. S.   U.N. TOLD IT MUST ' SQUARELY FACE ISSUE

Wu s Opening Speech Makes Bad Impression   Council Adjourns Without Action On Six-Nation Motion

U.S., Red Chin Come Face to Face in UN.   Angry Austin Hurls 20 Questions at Peiping Delegation

Austin Attacks Ager ession in  \\ orld Meeting   Wu Countercharges U.S. Is Guilty One; Threat Flaunted

Austin Indiets Peiping Regime  Tn U.N. Council   Chinese Red Delegate Says Troops in Korea Battle Are Volunteers

Chinese Spokesman Outdo Russians In Blasting Us; Austin Urges Quick Action Ordering Chinese Out of Korea.

RED CHINESE "ACCUSED OF }— ACCRESSION   Austin Asks Delegates To Explain Invasion  Of North Korea

Reds Refuse To Withdraw  ‘Volunteers   Peiping Delegate Replies To Austin’s Charges TH Acs  oe

Wa Outdoes Russia in Attacks on U.S, Policies in Asia   Austin Charges Aggression In Korea, He Says Same of U.S. :

Gasoline Tax Boost Voted In Commons   Defeat For Attlee’s Party Would Result In Government Fall

British Labor Forces Nearly ‘Overthrown   Five-Vote Margin All That Saves Regime From Defeat

British Labor Party Nearly Loses in Vote   British Government Staves Off Defeat  Which Would Have Forced Resignation

Labor Wins Commons  Tax Test   Narrow Five-Vote Margin Keeps Attle At British Helm

Close Shave For Attlee’s Labor Party   Barely Survives Test on Opposition to New Gasoline Tox

Acheson Sells Out To Reds’ Bridges Says   Charges Secretary Opens Back Door For China To Enter UN

Sellout to China Reds Is Chargec   Senator Bridges Says State Dept. Opens  U.N. Back Door.

Fire Rages Out of Control in Cabano  Milling Town in Quebce Suffering Heavily

Death Toll 51 as Storms Paralyze Part of U.S.   More Snow Predicted as West Virginia Battles Storm: Two Dead. One Missing

High Damage Caused by Wind, Snow   Industries Halted and  Business Suspended  In Eastern Areas.

Seas Driven Mile Inland In New York      At Least 7 Perish In Worst Blizzard Of Modern Times

Heavy Damage Cripples Cities, if Persons Dead   Mountainous Snow Haits Transportation, Many Factories Closed

Violent Blizzard Whips East U.S.   Pitt Has Record Breaking Snow; Ohi Lashed By Blizzard; South Shivvers

Transportation Paralyzed By Deep Snow   Damages Are Mounting As Storm Continues; At Least Nine Killed

Paralyze Industrial Hubs, Halt Transportation; 1000 Families Fiee Homes

Over Half Hundred Deaths as Industry And Transportation Is Paralyzed

Worst Blizzard Of Modern Era Hits Wide Area   Death Toll Is 9; East Coast Waves Run Mile Inland

Worst Storm Hits Eastern Seaboard Ares   Hurricane-Force Winds Rip Path of Destruction Which Will Hit Million Doffar Total, Is Report

Industrial Areas Hit; 25-Foot Drifts In Ohio   Hurricane Winds, Snow, Rain Batter Big Section Of Nation; 1,060 Families Flee Flood In N. Y.

INDUSTRY AND MOST TRAFFIC PARALYZED   Storms and Bitter Cold Lash Several Parts Of Nation

Emergency At Pittsburgh, Cleveland; East Coast Torn By Stor m And Waves

Snow, Winds Paralyze Major Cities   94 Deod as Cold Hits Most of U.S. East of Mississippi

HeavyBlows Are Struck By Weather   Battering Winds and Snow And Freezing Mercury Hit Big Areas of US   78 DEAD IN STORMS   Industry, Transportation Paralyzed—Property Damage Into Miilions

BUSINESS IN BIG CITIES PARALYZED   Hurricane Winds Sweep. New York City, Send Sea_ Water Mile Inland; Rec~ ord Pittsburgh Snow.

Snow Piling Up In East: Gales Blast New York   Pittsburgh Virtually Paralyzed; Blizzard Batters Wide Areas

51 Are Dead As Gales Lash  East Regions  Sub-Zero Readings   Sub-Zero Readings Add to Miseries Of Early Storms

SnowParalvzes Entire Areas In Midwest   Hurricane Winds Are Recorded Along The Atlantic Seaboard

Storm Death Toll Rising; Plants Close   Industrial Centers Paralyzed As Snow, Sleet Block Roads

Snow Buries Ohio Cities; Plants Close   Tide Smashes Staten Island Homes: Planes, Trains, Buses Halted

Pittsburgh Stalled by Record 16 Inches; Chio Cities Are Paralyzed   $3-Mile Winds Lash New York   Snow and Cold Felt Far South; West Has «Summer-Like Weather

Blizzard Paralyzes  North Ohio Area  Pittsburgh Snowfall 16 Inches; More Expected

Hurricane Winds, Snow, Bitter Cold Hit in East, Taking Heavy Toll; Midwest, Southern States Shiver --

At Least 9 Die As Winter Fury Hits Wide Area   East, Southeast And Midwest Areas Feel Winter Gale

Bl INDUSTRIAL CENTERS IN OHIO ARE PARALYZED   Blanket 22 Inches Deep Covers Pittsburgh and U. S. Steel Begins Closing  Its Plants.   TROLLEY AND BUS TRANSPORTATION HALT   Fierce Gales Rip Path of Destruction on Eastern Seaboard—Damage Runs Into Millions.

Howling Storms and Cold Wave Spread Misery   Near-Hurricane Whips N. Y.: Pennsylvania, Ohio Under Drifts

Snow, Wind Paralyze Coast Area   Many Large Cities Stricken; Death Toll Reaches 92

Record Storms Batter Nation, Cause Deaths   Large Areas. Paralyzed by Snow, Winds, Bitter Cold

Storm Lashes As Blizzard Covers North   61 Dead After Hurricane Winds Rage Heavily Through Area From Virginia To New England 

Seven Die InStorm— Fury   _ Eastern Half of U.S.  And Winged ey Hens AN pped by Heavy ~ Winds: Cold Is Bitter

94-MPTL Winds, 22-Inch Snow Stun East; Industry, Travel Paralvved

Pittsburgh Buried in Record Snow   Much Transportation and Industry Paralyzed by Fury of Winter Blasts; Seven Deaths Reported

E. Seaboard Pounded By High Winds   Snowfall Paralyzes Many Areas; Cost Runs Into Millions

Hurricane Lashes New York Area, Worst Blizzard of Modern Times Hits Ohio, Western Pennsylvania

Weather Mar Paralyzes  Most Of U.S.   51 Deaths Reported; Hurricane Hits Coast

Hurricane Gales Blast East Seaboard Driving Seas Mile Inland in New York

Blizzard In East Worst In Modern Times: 14 Perish   Hurricane Wind Pushes Sea Mile Inland: Snowfall At Pittsburgh Sets City Record

North, East, South Reel Under Winds, Snow. Bitter Cold   Smothering Snow Paralyzes ‘Many Industrial Centers and Transportation in Worst Weather for Many Years

Snow Paralyzes Part (if Midwest. East   Eastern Coast Reels Under Impact Of Drivina Wind. Rain: Deep South Hit

Pennsylvania, Ohio Industrial Areas Paralyzed   Eastern Seaboard Lashed For 12 Hours By Hurricane Winds, Snowfall I< Record

67 Perish as Gales Sweep East Coast   Hurricane-Force Winds Batter Seaboard, Drifts Snarl Midwest

Pennsylvania Buried Under Heavy Snowfall  83-Mile-An-Hour Gale Lashes NYC; Transport, Business

Cold Now Grips Eastern States   Seven Are Reported Dead as Storms Lash Wide Arence

Civil Rights Of Strikers ‘Violated’ .  Official Declares ‘Reign Of Terror’ Caused By Troops

Truman Wants Billion More In Tax Money   Won't Let Excise Tax Ge Unless He. Gets More In Retuin

Truman Asks Billion Dollar Tax Increase On Business, Estates, Gifts; Would Cut Excises

Also Seeks Slash In 7 Excise Taxes And Plugging of Laws’ Loopholes;  Issues Warning

TRUMAN URGES TAX BOOST ON CORPORATIONS   Asks Cut in Excise Levies And Plugging of Loopholes In Existing Revenue Laws

Offers Deep Slash In Excise Levies   Would Plug Up ‘Loopholes’ By Series Of Tax Low:

Deep Slash in Excise Taxes Counterbalanced by Bigger Take From Business and Legacies in His Plan.

President Asks Billion Dollars Of Corporations  Wants Seven Excise Tavae Ba Baduract:

Truman Wants Loopholes Pluaged Up    But Solons Desire Reduction in Federal Spending

Insists Luxury Levy Cuts Be Made Up  By Corporation Tax Hike, Tightening Law

Deep Slash Requested  For Exeises  Asks Congressmen To Plug Loopholes   Asks Congressmen To Plug Loopholes  In Some Tax Laws

SLASH IN EXCISE, HIKE IN CORPORATE LEVIES URGED   HST Asks Tax Changes         SECRET CONFERENCE HELD  President, Cabinet Given Review Of New Weanons

President Launches Attaek al Depletion xempt From Levy   Present Deductions From Taxation Permitted Amount to 27!5 Percent on Oil Productions Aim Is Net Increase of Billion in Revenues

SOLONS TOLD 10 OFFSET ANY EXCISE SLASH   Plugging Loopholes In Tax Structure Urged To Balance Cuts

President Calls on Congres: to Boost Corporation Levies and Reduce Seven Excises.   URGES “LOOPHOLES” IN LAWS BE CLOSEL   Message Fails to Pleas. Many Congressmen Who Favor Cuts in Both Taxes and Expenses.

Talks About Some Tax Reduction But Insists On New Taxes To Compensate For Those Remitted

Truman's Signature On Measure Granting Family Allowances To Servicemen Brings Draft Of Married Men One Step Nearer

China Reds Puzzle Intelligence Men By Allowing Trapped Troops to Flee

Chinese Treat Gls Kindly, Allow Escapes : Plants Called Only Red Interest

RUSS BLAMED FOR DEADLOCK BY PRESIDENT   ‘Bold New Approach Demand Rebuffed By Truman

Arctic Blasts Again Strike In Midwest   Rain, Sleet and Snow Buffet Many States as Temperature  Beeins. to Skid

Lewis Accuses Operators Of “Wrecking” Talks In Hopes That Government “Now wil Move In’   TRUMAN INTERVENTION APPEARS INEVITABLE

THE WEATHER   Owners Accept Truman's Offer For Work Truce   President May Still Resort to T-H Unles: Lewis Aiso Agrees

Owners Halt Coal Parley, Accept Truce   Lewis, Southern O perators Remain Silent On President's Proposal for Board  To Study Facts in Disnute :

Mine Owners To Resume Taiks _   Negotiations Would Go On During 70-Day Pefiod

Walk Out Of Conference Telling President Mines Will Be Ready For Operation February 6

White House Intervention Seen Likely   Lewis Accuses Mine Operators

Coal Peace Parley Collapses: Owners Accept Truce Plan   Northern, Western Operators Say Negotiation *Lseless’ Because of Lewis’ Demands: UMW Chieftain Withholds Answer to President

TRUMAN PLAN OF MEDIATION   _ President. Declares  He'll Use T-H Law oe

(Qwners Accept (Truman Coal  Truce Offer   Major Block Of Coal Operators Say Negotiations Useless As Lewis Insists On Work Control

Northern And Western Owners Walk Out After Less Than 24 Hours Of Negotiations; Lewis May Force President To Invoke T-H Act

TRUMAN MAY INVOKE LABOR LAW AS RESULT   Has Set Sat. 5 p.m. As Deadline for Answer to Proposal   Eulletin

Call Talks Useless  Now; President May Ask T-H Injunction If Union Chief Balks

pat  Northern, We Operators Bi Off Negotiati  4   “pene  rie it e  Truman's Appeal Probably Ruled Gu

Agree !o iruce And Board, As Suggested   Lewis Sits Tight After Operators. Leave: Will Baaly -

Coal Operators Abruptly Break Contract Talks.   Accept Truman’s Plan For Seyenty-Day Truce

Contract Parleys Collapse   Lewis Not Expected T. Accept Fact-Finding Proposal

LEWIS DEMAND FOR ‘CONTROL’ OF OUTPUT HIT   Mine Union. Chieftain Accuses Producers  In Talks’ Collapse

Operators Agree To Resume Production For 70-Day Period   Next Move For Truce Depends On. Lewis; Says Owners Wrecked -Talks: Truman Aivaits Emergency

Coal Talks Blow Up;  Truman Stands Pat   Lewis Says Operators Plot To Ruin Union—President Pledses T-H Emergency Use

IWNERS QUIT BUT AGREE TL TO-DAY THU   Action Increases Prospect of T-H Injunction Use by Truman.

LEWIS STALLS 7-DAY TRUCE ASKED BY U.S   Union Head Accuses Operators, Hits ‘Bad Faith’

Taft-Hartley Law Pledged  In Emergency   Operators’ Spokesman Says Mines Prepare For Work on Monday

No Reply Yet From Lewis on Truman’s Offer to Establish Fact-Findino Organization

Coal Operators Accept Proposa' For Strike Truce   Talks With Lewis » \re Broken Off t Following Session

COAL OPERATORS ACCEPT PROPOSAL FOR STRIKE TRUCE   Northern and Western Mine Owners Vote Their Approval of Fact-Finding  Procedure.   BREAK OFF PEACE TALKS WITH LEWIS   Declare Further Negotiations Useless Because Union Boss Insists on Control ling Production.

Operators Agree To Coal Truce   Bolt Peace Parley With Lewis, Term Neevotialiuns ‘Useless’

Agree to Abide By President’s ‘Normal Week’   White House Interverition Now Apnears Inevitable

(OPERATORS ACCEPT TRUCE PLAN   Lewis Withholds Answer; President Makes Statement

ys Lewis Still To Reply ote7To Truman Proposal   Accuses Operators of ‘Wrecking’ Negotiations To Get U.S. Action

Coal Operators Accept Truman 70-Day Truce   Action Follows Breakdown of Negotiations With TInhn TV. Tewis

Union Leader Silent Regarding Truce Proposal   Truman to Ask T-H Injunction in ‘Emerqency’

Lewis Charges Owners Seek Gov't Action   Owners Agree To Truman Proposal For Normal Production

Coal Operators Accept Truce, Talks Collapse  Lewis Slammed For Demand to ‘Control!’ Mining   T.H May Be Used

OPERATORS BREAK OFF COAL TALKS   Lewis Accuses Mune Owners of “Wreck. ing” Negotiations for Contract.  BULLETIN!

Accept Plan Offered By President   No Truce Possible, However, Unless Union Agrees Also

News Day And Night   Work Depends On Lewis Now But UMW Chief Gives No Clue To Action   Truman Threatens Use Of T-H Law   He'll Act In Emergency, He Tells Press, But  No Time Seen

If Lewis Turns President Down Cold It Will Be Squarely Up to White House Whether to Use T-H Law.

Agree to 70 Day Truce Proposed By White House   Lewis Charges Deliberate Try To Force Government Action

Lewis Hurls Accusations As Operators Break OFF TH Action May Come Soon

24-Hour Talk Against EPC Due By South   Bill’s Supporters Seek Way To Break Dixie Filibuster

Longest Session On Record Set For House Fight   Truman Proposal Stirs Antagonism

All Americans  Called Home   Withdrawal Order to Affect 135 Including Shanghai, Nanking Crews

U. S. Retaliates, Orders Officials To Leave China   .Peiping Offices Invaded, Seized By Chinese Reds; Americans Destroy Or Remove All Records Before Giving Up Building; 135 Officials To Be Called Home By U.S.

Chinese Reds Seize U.S. Consul Office In Peiping   U. S. Retaliates By Preparing Orders For Immediate Recall  of Officials in China

U.S. Peiping Office Seized   Prepare Recall of American Officials In Red China Aréa

U. $. Recalls All Officials Due to Action in Peiping   2000 T' S Citivene

Chinese Reds Seize American  Peiping Offices   U.S. Retaliates by Recalling All Consular Officials

Drill is Down 150 Feet Belle Gold Seekers, Spurred  By Old Legend. Seek Wealth

Old Legend Brings Search for Gold Near Belle, Mo. .   Well-Digging Equipment Is Used in Trial for Underground Wealth.

Seven Seeking Chance to Oppose Taft; Easy Victory Is Predicted by Ebright

Veterans To Place Watchers At Polls On Election Day   Notice Given Prior To Appointment Of Election Officials

More Chinese Head for Korea  Nationalists Report Army Marches North

Fire Routs Guests From Hotel Rooms  45 Flee Flames In WNisht Clathing

45 Guests Flee Raging Hotel Fire At Glenns Falls   Nine Are Injured Six Firemen Hurt While Fighting Blaze

 100-Reom Glens Falls ‘Hotel Burns   Many Of 45 Registered Guests Leap Out Of Windows; Firemen Fight Flames In Snow

Glens Falls Hofel Burns   All 45 Guests Safe Although Nine.Are Injured w-6 Firemen Also Hurt.

Many Leap to Safety; Others Are Carried Out   3 Firemen Hospitalized; Flames Spread Rapidly in Building

NINE INJURED  ANPHOTEL FIRE   ‘Many Leap From Windows  To Escape Flames  

45 FLEE FROM HOTEL FIRE IN EASTERN CITY   9 Guests Injured, but None Dead in 100-Room Building At Glen Falls, N. Y.

Guests Leap For Lives As Fire Roars Through Glens Falls Hotei;  None Killed, Nine Are Injured

NY STATE HOTEL BURNS; 15 HURT   45 GUESTS ESCAPE AS FLAMES ENGULF HOTEL IN ‘MINUTES’

Two Missing in Glens Falls Hotel Fire   Nine Injured at Big Blaze in . Upstate Nlaw Yarb

Glens Falls Hotel Gutted By Flames   Guests Leap from Windows as Terror  Spreads Thru Ranks

45 ESCAPE FROM — N.Y HOTEL FIRE   100-Room Building Is De - gtroved Early Today.

Guests Flee Hotel Blaze In New Yorl   Flames Wipe Out Ancient Building At Upstate Town

45 Guests Safe ‘As Fire Sweeps New York Hote!   Michigan School Razed; $400,000 Cyclotron At Princeton Destroyed

Nine Are Injured In Glens Falls Fire   Forty-five) Guests Driven ’ From Hotel: Many Juarp for Their Lives

Nine Guests Injured Wher Hotel Burns   100-Room Building Swept by Early Morning Fire; 45 Guests Flee Building to Safety

_--15 HURT IN BIG BLAZE—  All Guests Alive After IF ire Razes Brick Hotel

Lewis Probe Stalemated By Rulings   Summons Ignites Fight In House  By Lawmakers

Democrat Party Opposes Smears   Says It Is Against Employment Of Reds But Asks Fairness

Crippled Children Are Sure Winners   Game In Athens Stadium Will Stort At 7:20 P Ww

Sudden Death:  17 Meet Violent Death in NE Accidents Over Weekend

N. E. Violent DeathToll12   Eight Yictims Lose Lives in Automobile Accidents Over Week-End.

Rita Reportedly Expects Stork Again; Informant Says Aly Is Jealous Man

RED SATELLITE DEMANDS US RECALL ENVOY   Say U, S. Minister Heath Is ‘Unwelcome’ In Their Country

—MINISTER— U.S. Near Break With Bulgaria  Asks Recall Of American Envoy

US. RELATIONS WITH BULGARIA MAY BE ENDED   Sofia Demands Recal Of American Envoy; Reason Kept Secret

U.S. Near Break With Bulgarians On Envoy Ouster  Sofia Government Demanding Recall

Sofia’s Demand for Recall of American Minister Expected to Lead to Severance of Ties,   STATE DEPARTMENT KEEPS NOTE SECRET   [Reasons Cited by Red-Con  trolled Regime for Wanting D. R. Heath Out of  Country Undisclosed.

Bulgaria And U.S. Near Break   Soviet Satellite Demands Recall Of American Minister

U. S. Rupture With Bulgaria  Is Imminent  American Envoy’s  Recall Demanded

U.S.. Bulgaria In New Clash   Recall Of U. S. Minister Asked; Relations May Be Ended

Sofia Demands America Recall Its Minister   Heath Unwelcome In Red-Dominated Land, Note Declares

Bulgars Ask USS. to Reeall  Sofia Envoy Relations Break mewoy Come Scon

ADVANCES MADE BY RED CHINESE CLOUD OUTLOOK   Non-Communist Press Voices Grave Forebodings Over Crisis In War —- Invaders Condemned.

3RD WORLD WAR BEGINNING SEEN   Non-Communist Press Ir Europe Colls Situotion Grove

Party Regularity ls Kept To Fore   President Supports Entire Tar Heel  Democratic Ticket

Pleven, Defense Head In Fallen French Govt., May Lead New Cabinet

Pleven May Lead French Cabinet  Bidault Defeated In Confidence Vote

U.S. Indiets Truman Aide In *48 Race   Jim Roosevelt’s Manager Accused In Passport Racket

ClO Chief Spurns President's Suggestion of Fact-Finding Board to Settle Coal Crisis

TRUMAN'S PLAN TO ERASE COAL CRISIS CHILLED   Nationwide Mine Strike An ticipated as John L. Lewis Balks at Truce

Kumor Insists Miners to Quit Work Monday   Union Chief’s Reply Hints Work Slowdown If Men  Are Karced ta Pits

Coal Picture Lightened by Mine Openings   Governor, Fuel Group Discuss State Crisis —Seven Pits Reopened In Southern Indiana

Chief Executive Says Thousands Of Homes Withou' "‘Crnimb of Fuel’

Gubitchev Chooses To Stay In U. S. To Appeal His Case  Reverses His Previous Intention To Go Rack Ton Riyesin Never Ta Ratuen

UN Circles Regard Gubitchey's Switch as Propaganda Step   Attorney Balks at U. S. Offer to Let Him Leave Only If He Drops Appeal

Gurney Loses South Dakota Senate Seat   Rep. Francis Case GOP Choice for Upper Chamber

No Change in Schedule ...   Administration Is Confident 1U. S., Russia Will Not Fight

Lucas Still Sees July 1 Adjournment  Party Lines Fade as U.S. Takes Firm Stand Against Communism

Solons Hopeful Strong Action Will Avert War   Lucas Says Date Of Adjoumment Not To Change

CONGRESS CLOSING ON TIME PREDICTED   Confident Senator Lucas Says He Thinks We Won't Have War

United Nations Asks it... .  Force Advocated To End Fighting   Leader Doesn’t Fear War... . Congress Expects  To Quit On J uly Si

July 31 Stands As Closing Date For Conaress  Lucas Is Confident There'll Be No War

Lucas Confident Korea War Crisis Mill Be Settled   Congress Session Deadline Remains At July 31 Goal

Bold Move By Truman Supported  Teatkh Beewktas Colvk   Both Parties Give President Backing In Korean Decision

Congress Gives General Approval to @ ® co cy J @ President’s Action in Korean Crisis

U.S.-Soviet War Unlikely-Lucas  Trumen’s ‘Caleulated Risk’ Gots Approvat

Congressmen  Plan Close   Situation In Korea No Adjournment Snag

Conaress Still Hopes To Wind Up By July 31   Both Parties Backing Truman War Policy

Congress Back Of President   Korea Action Given Support; No War Seer

laft Backs Drive But Asks Acheson To Resign Office  Lucas Doubts War Ahead; U.N. Vote Supports Move

Lucas Confident Nation Will Avoid War; Clings  To Adjournment Goal.

secretary S Message Found § Kearistic — National Council of Churches Agree With Acheson Speech on U.S. Foreign Policy

'NATIONAL CHURCH COUNCIL LEADERS IN AGREEMENT ON /FOREICN POLICY ADDRESS

Church Group  Tn Agreement  On US Policy   New Organization Gives OK to Acheson Speech On Future US Plans

Church Leaders  Praise Acheson  Protestant Bishop Says Talk Realistic

V. A. PREPARES TO CLOSE DOWN GIS EDUCATION   Six-Year Job Of Ending Program Grinds Into Gear April First

VA Starts Closing Gl School Bill  To Be Ready For Expiration Date

VA Makes Start On Closing Dowr Of GI Education  Veterans Must Enter Train ing Pr rogra

GI Training: Setup To Be Curtailed +  VA Readies For Six-Year Task

Training Deadline For Veterans Set For July 25, 1951   VA Gears Machinery For Start on Winding Up GI’s College Work

To End Program   Veterans” F ree Schooling Will Conclude Under  New Heenlation

New Reg lations Annoenced 4 Ready to Stal Shutting: Dawa ferans’ Feiieslinnal Propcani— -

CHICAGOANS TRAPPED BY ~ EXPLOSIONS   ] Buildings Destroyed: Flee Blasts In Terror

Gasoline-Laden Trailer Rams Packed Street Car And Bursts Into Flames   Majority Of Victims Perish When Caught In Blazing Debris; Five Buildings Also Destroyed By Fire

Seven Buildings Fired From Flaming Wreckage Are Destroyed; Screams Of Victims Described As Awful

33 Die In Flaming Wreckage   Gasoline Truck and Street Car Collide; Buildings Destroyed; Expect More Deaths

Truck, Street Car Crash; 26  Persons Hurt   Gasoline Truck Burns and Explodes; 5 Nearby Buildings Showered by Fuel Destroyed; 32 of Dead Rush Hour Passengers

Ficry: Gasoline Vestroys..7 Nearby Buildings in Crash During Evening Rush tour

All but One Of Victims In Burning Street Car’.  Five Buildings —   Five Buildings  Are Destroyed, But No Victims  Believed in Ther

32 Perish Trapped  In Street Cor, Truck Driver Dies; Many Dead in Charred Heap

Burning Fuel Sets 9 Southside Chicago Buildings on lire   Many of Bodies Piled Up in Charred Mass at Rear Doors of Street Car: 26 Others Injured As Explosions Follow Crash; Autos Catch Fire

Collision in  Chicago Leaves 26 Others Hurt   Burning Gasoline From Truck in Ac cident Sets Almost Whole Comer Afire, Destroying Five Buildings.

Senate Begins Debate On Bill To Curb Floods  Nearly Every State Is Interested In $1,750,000 3iil

EXPLAINS A PROGRAM   State Director Tells of Aid Reduction for Dependent Children

EXPLAINS A PROGRAM   State Directer Tells of Aid Redee: fies fer Dependent Children

Tear Gas Used lo Capture Man   Police Held at Boy Near Apartment

Fried Bullets Alarm Police   Deranged Vet Wos Setting Them Off by Heating Them in Frying Pan

a nn Multi-Millionaire Oilman Admits: nt .. Cobbler’s Son Eloped

[2 SURVIVE AIR ~ CRASH IN YUKON   [MOUNTAIN TROOPS AND VE  HICLES ARE MOBILIZED  TO EFFECT RESCUE.

LAUNCH DRIVE TO BOOST WAR PRODUCTION   Defense Secretary Johnson Urged to Draft U. S. Communists into Special Labor Battalions.

LABOR DRAFT FOR COMMIES URGED Government Launches Plan To Inerease War Manpower

US Studies Manpower Problems   Congressman Urges Conscription Of Communists

Congress Begins Work on War Emergency Program; Anti-McCarthy Report Accepted

Truman's Program To Be Approved   Large Majorities For President’s Ten Billion Dollar Emergency Plan In Both Houses.

U. N. Forces Are Attacking 01 Holding Along Beachhead; New ‘Push By Enemy Toward Pusan

Nationalism In Reich Up. MeCloy Says  Right, Left Unde Is “Anticipated

ORIENTATION TO BEGIN   K. U. Schedule Includes Summer School Enrollment This Week

~ ee eel ye  KOREAN EDUCATOR IS AT GEORGE SCHOOL   Sin Taisik Feels “In —  racy, Line of Defense”   STUDY OF METHODS

SCHOOLS IN OO. KOREA REQUIRE NEW METHODS   Visitor at George School Tells of the Handicaps   RESULTS OF THE WAR

End Of Week Should See Men Equipped   Heat Is On Army’s Brass To Get Troops Winter Protection

All Gls In Korea To Have Winter Gear This Week   Some Troops Outrar Their Supply Lines

SECOND-ANSURANGE-DIVIDEND. . CONSIDERED FOR NEXT YEAR   Payments Are Likely From The Surplus Oo Three-Year Periad

A WEEK OF MUSIC   Annual Event at University Will Be Held April 30 to May 5

Dig In For Defense of Canital City   Line of No Retreat May Be Established

U.S. Charges Chinese Reds With Aggression in Korea  Russian Delegate Attempts to Delay

Malik Seeks To Stall U.S. Speech In U.N.  Washington Instructs neon Austin tak  Saga oe ES CR eR i a eT Ben

Malik Trying To Delay U. 5.  Russian Would Sidetrac ck "Charge OF Aantntelnn

Acheson Says Seizure Balks Recognition   U. S. Secretary Points to Numerous Chinese Red Actions

Ex-Communist Backs McCarthy   Taft Gets in Scrap Over Spy Charges

Budenz Talks Of Concealed Reds in U.S.   Ex-Red Won't Nome Them Now as Can't Afford Series of Libel Suits

Budenz Can Reveal 400  Communists   Says He Won't Because He Cannot Afford ‘Libel Suits.

Former Leader Of Communists Is “Mystery” Witness   Louis F. Budenz, Now A Fordham Professor, To Testify April 20

"CONGEALED” REDS NATIONAL MENACE, BUDENZ DECLARES   Americon Communist Party “Fifth Column” For Rus cin We Alarec

Budenz Claims 400 Concealed Commies In US   But Won’t Name Them; ‘Can’t Afford Libel Suits’

Louis Budenz Able To Name ‘400 Commies   Ex-Editor Says ‘Con. cealed Reds’ Work In High Posts

BUDENZ SAYS HE CAN NAME 400 U5. REDS   Former Communist Holds His Fire in Fear of Libel Suits.

Can Name 400 ‘Hidden’ Communists, Budenz, McCarthy Witness, Asserts

Many Hold Top Jobs, He Claims   Editor to Appeor le Seacte Prebe

CCULD NAME REDS   Louis Budenz Says He Knows at Least 490 ‘Con cealed’ Communists

Budenz SaysHe CouldNameRed  Claims 400 Concealed Communists: in Nation

Could Name 400 Concealed’ Reds In U. §.—Budenz   “Can’‘t Afford Libel Suits’ Says Former Communist

400 CONCEALED REDS-BUDENZ   ‘Ex-Commie Declares He ‘Has Never Met Sen. McCarthy.

0 ‘Hidden’ Reds in U. S..  Says Budenz   But ‘Mystery Witness’ Says He Won’t Name Them Because He Can’t Afford Anv Libel Suits

400 Concealed Reds Known to Louis Budenz   Mystery Witness Declines To Discuss MeCarthy Lattimore Embroilment

Many ‘Concealed’ Communists i in U.S. Budenz Claims   But Ex-Red Editor Won't Name Them; He Might Ee Sued.

W. Va. Doctor Called to Duty   Morganiown Veteran. First Reservists Up

Truman fo Ask Restoration of Wartime Powers   Senate Polishes Revised Profits Tax Measure

Senate Aims For Excess Profit Tax Vote Before Taking Holiday Recess

Senate Leaders Push Tax Bill   Finance Committee Calls Meeting Today

Seek Quick Okay (On New Tax Bill   Senate Finance Group Meets to Put Finishing Touches to Measure

SANTA MAY AID BIG TAX DRIVE   Urged To Get Away For Christmas Likely To Speed Bill's Passage  KEPT NON- PARTISAN

Backers Seek Action On New Tax Bill   Finishing Touches On Measure For Senate Action

Holiday Curbs Senate Oratory  une EFycace Profits   Huge Excess Profits Bill Nears Vote

Graham And Smith Face Runoff Vote  N. C. Democratic Senate Seat Prize

Run-Off Likely in North Carolina   Graham Tops Smith But Lacks Majority

Run- Off Vote —InN.C Seen   Graham And Smith Ex pected To Battle It Out June 24

NORTH CAROLINA RUNOFF JUNE 24   Graham And Smith Wil Battle For Seat In U. S. Senate

Sen. Graham Faces  Runoff for Decision  Short of Majority In North Carolina

Color TV May Go To Court  Protest FCC Plan For _Solored. Television

COLOR VIDEO MAY HAVE COURT TEST   Manufacturers Certain to Challenge F. C. C.

Army to Draft 330,000 Men  Congressional Committee Told Fiqure by Byers

Army Plans Revealed to House Group   More Men Needed to Gird Nation in Face of Red Threals

Army Wants Total Draft Of 330,000   Figures Revealed At Hearing on Inequality Selective Service Law

ARMY WILL WANT TO CALL 330,000   Will Need That Many Men to Bring Its Force Up to Strength

Army Says It Must Draft 530,000 Men   Doctors, Dentists Will Be Called, General Predicts

ARMY WANTS A BIGGER DRAFT   NEEDS 330,000 MEN TO BRING FORCES UP TO STRENGTH

Army to Need 330,000 Men   Additional Draft Quotes Be. yond November to Reach Desired Army Strength

Senator Graham Goes Northeast   To Speak At Gates County Meeting; Smith Assails Him

Says ‘Minority Report’ Doesn’t Exist  Smith implies Graham Favers FEPC Program

ieeemneiinsiniienettineentsiaatieenindial Ww eek KR eR EN EL CE AWN shies  See PRESS MEETING. Page 14 NATIONALIST REOUEST LOAN

Selective Service Law Expires Friday Midnight: Three Big Qbstucles Must Be Hurdled Before Measure Cun Go to President

Draft Extension Pushed To Beat Deadline Friday   Rv FDWIN B. HAAKINSON

Bill To Extend Draft Put On Speedup List   Controversial Segregation Amendment Left Out Of Law

Push Draft Bill To Beat Deadline  Segregation Rider : Killed By Senators.

Push Draft Bill Quickly to Beat Dealine   Disputed Amendment On Segregation Is Stripped From Law

Measure Stripped Of Segregation Clause Thursday   Lucas Calls Senate To Work Hour Early To Try Settlement

‘Senate Bill To Extend Draft Is Put On Fast Schedule To Beat Friday Deadline

Senate Tries For Early Vote On Dratt Law   law, due to expire at midnight tomorrow.

Draft Bill Is Speeded As Congress Nears Close  Russell's Proposal Defeated: Further   Russell's Proposal Defeated; Further ‘Amendments Likely

Senate Efforts Turn Toward Draft Extension   Race Segregation Proposal Beaten As Deadline Nears

Draft Snarled Near Deadline   Senate Seeks Speed As Hurdles Appear

' Act Expires Tomorrow  Several Obstacles Face Senate Tn Passing Extension Of Draft

Ace Scientist Called Traitor   Betrayal of Atom Secrets to Enemy State Charaed in London Court

Expert's Arrest Shakes London   Key Scientist Nabbed on Espionage Charges

First Casualty List Issued  Names of 11 Listed As Missina in Crash

Visiting Germans Reception Upset  Soccer Teams Pelted With Fruit Barrage

German Soccer Players Victims Of Demonstration   New York City Grouv Leaders Are Arrested For Disorderly Conduct

World War Ill May Hinge On Chinese Reply  Reds Have 600,000 Troops Available

START OF WORLD WAR THREE MAY HINGE ON REPLY   Trouble Likely If Chinese Reds Fully Commit Troops   COMMUNIST WAR POTENTIAL KNOWN

China Reply Could Set World War Three Stage   Everything Depends On Reaction To General MacArthur’s Charges

Says Red China Sets Terms for Peace Parley   Communists © Reportedly Demand Equality in Any Talks

Report Chinese Want Equality  At Conference   Ready To Negotiate If All Far Eastern Affairs Considered Together

Mao Indicates Parley Wishes   Leader Reiterates Eawalitvy Demand

HEAVY DUST CLOUDS SWEEP TOWARD GULF   Great Bend, Kan., And Perryton In ~ Panhandle Hard Hit

Perryton Gets. Tornado; Dust Covers Plains   Property Loss Is High; Kansas And: Oklahoma Battered

Communist Resistance Fades On Northeast Korean Front; Marine Corsairs Explode Big Ammunition Dump And Strafe Chinese Below Changjin

Marines Advance As Chinese Red Threat Fades  Russian-Built Jets Met in Dogfighting On Manchurian Lina

Planes Hit Red Troops  Near Front  New Russian Jets   New Russian Jets Battle Allied Craft Near Border

Chinese Pull Back ‘In Puzzling Move; Marines Move Un   Quiet Prevails Elsewhere on North Korean Fronts

Jamboree Scouts Will Hear ‘Ike’  Fireworks Display To  Call fase OF ie aia la a yee

HOUSE PASSES POSTAL RATE HIKE, AID ACTS   Funds For Formosa ‘Korea Voted; Okay Appropriations

Postal Rate Increase Bill  Passes House  VA Gets Emergency Funds; Korea And Formosa Helned

Plea Voiced By Acheson On Arms Aid   Secretary Declares Military flelp Can Prevent Aggression   U. S. Develops N lew Atomic Weapons  * ay Ae pee a oh ‘Fen Thiel nee nn 4 Sa » a a ee ee   Fresh Confidence Seen In Defense Against Red Aggression

New Weapon: From Atomic Studies Due For Defense  Atlantic Paet Lands Confident Finances Will Not Be Broken

‘New Atomic Bombs Bring ‘Confidence To Atlantic [Pact Military Planners

ATOMIC POWER CHEERS ALLIES   New Weapon Give Military Planners Hope That West Europe May Be Secure.

Military Men Think Now Western Europe Can B. Made Secure Without Bankruptinge America

Atomic Weapons Give Confidence To Pact Planners   Seem Sure Western Europe Can Be Safe Without Bankruptcy

STATE TO SPEND 3104 900,000 ON HIGHWAY BUILDING   Large Part Of Fund To Be '. Used In Construction OF } Throwey

RACE NET QUIZ ~ NPS HOOSIERS   Senate Lists Two Terre Haute Addresses, Many Others In State.

Local Club Named In Senate Listing  Committee Reports or 2,000-Name Network  Of Race Information

THAT'S WHAT THE MAN SAYS ‘Strange Ship’ Burns Hole In Amarillo Airport Grass

Latest Chinese Move May Not Mean Total War Writer Says   By DeWitt MacKenzie AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Methodists Arriving for Conference   Tea and Reception To Be Held Tonight For Bishop Holt   G. . Flies From Korea To See III Daughter, But He's Too Late

POPE CALLS FOR RETURN OF CHRISTIANITY   TImplores Nations To Conform to Divine Law of God

NO JAP VOLUNTEERS   Preimer Tells Diet of Ban or Armed Forces and War

Washington Faces Up to Possibility Of An All-Out War  Officials Agree Crisis Worst Since War, Nex: 48 Hours Most Critica

ALL-OUT WAR WITH GHINA IS POSSIBILITY   Official Washington Views Crisis as the Gravest Since World War II.

Grave Crisis  Stirs World   U.S. Moves May  Come Slowly  _ Pre eee ~—

Officers Think Army Training Must be Changed   Appalled by Lack Of Combat Training By Troops in Korea

URGE CHANGE IN ARMY PLAN OF RECRUITING    Officers Ask Appeal for Strong Fighting Men, Not Trade Careers.

OFFICERS ‘APPALLED’ BY GREEN TROOPS  Say Korea Shows Need For New Type Army Recruits, Training

Army Should Appeal To Strong, No! The Weak, Say Officers In Asking  Revision Of Recruiting, Training

[Ridicule ‘Specialists’ Soft’ Peles Macon. Assailed by High Officers

“‘Appalled by Green U. S. Troops’ Drastic Revisions in Training  Of Combat Vets Urged

Officers Score Army Training   Revise Appeal, Weapons Unnamed Chiefs Advice

Time for € hange?  Le: aders Think Army Should Seek Fighters As Recruits

In Recruiting,  Training Setup:  (Call F sti   'Shortcomings Of Green Men: Said) Disturbing  To High Rank Officers

Would Put Away ‘Travel Poster  Officers Hit Enticing Ads, Ask Ready-To-Die Training

‘Chance To Travel, Learn A Trade .  — aR Re  U. S. Army Should Revise Its Recruiting, Training Systems, High-Rank Officers Say

Officers Appalled by Shortcomings of Green U. S. Troops ....  Would Revise Army Recruiting and Training

Officers Blast Recruiting and Training Set-up   Urge Revision of System; Appalled at Gls Shortcomings

Taft, Warren, Duff, Dewey Shape up as Possible Contenders  GOP Sees Visions of Taking Presidency in 1952

Taft, Dewey, Duff, Warren Look Like 1952 Possibilities   All Gain Wins In Top Races

GLADEWATER FACING FLOODS  Storm Brushes Port Arthur and New Orleans

Violent Winds Lash Suburbs Of Port Arthu   Tornado, Hail, Rain Added to Weather Violence ir State

Truman Adviser Back From Talk With M’ Arthur   Formosa Situation  Involved In Talks

Archbishop Cushing May Be Cardinal This Year .   Pope Pius Xl] Would Like Full Roster Ror College of Cardinals. Vatican Report:

President To Aim Campaign Guns af Republican Voting  Congress Record To Be Target for 1950’s Elections

‘Lruman Hits GOP Record   Says New Platform Won't Change Facts Of Voting Record

Doesn't Understand Rival Platform  HST BEARS DOWN ON GOP’S RECORD

Truman To Attack GOP On Record   President Places Lawmaking Record Ahead Of Platform

To Check The Record President Intends To Bear Down  (On Record Of Republican Conaress

GAVE GLOVES TO BUDDIES  Wounded 19-Year-Old GI Faces Amputations After Frostbite

PARKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST   Gl Who Gave Away Gloves In Korea Faces Amputations

HEAVY SNOW STORM MOVES OVER MIDWES]      ‘Last Fling’ Views Given Blame by Experts

Home Building Boom Decline To Be Gradua!   Truman Credit Curb To Divert Material For Defense Needs

BUILDIXG CURB TOBE GRADUAL   Housing Finance Chief Says Effeet will Not be Immediate Because of Volume of Outstanding Commitments.

Dying Winter Delivers Blow ToMiddle U.S   Steet And Gales Hit Plains States-—Dust Storms Damaging «

ARRAIGN PAIR IN COP KILLING   Petoskey Youth Admits He Shot Down Officer In Used Car Let

War Crime Retributior Pledged By MacArthw   U.N. Chief Accuses North Koreans Of Revolting Atrocities On POWs

MacArthur Lays Atrocities to Reds  Warns Premier of War Crimes Charges

From Every County in Kansas   Bureau of Public Roads Wants Some Rural Roads Abandoned

BUREAU WOULD ABANDOb MILES OF RURAL ROADS   Existence Cannot be Justified, Says Bureau in Report on Highway Funds

Administration in New Warning fo Military That Its Job Is fo Build Strength---Not Set U.S. Policy

Governor Names New Board To Plan Civilian Defense; Mittelstaedt Vice Chairman

AP Chief Suggests Taking Of Pictures in High Court   Kent Cooper Wants Bars Down Everywhere: Pranocal Holds Interest in Muskingum Co.

SEN. KEM WOULD SLASH FOREIGN AID   Missourian Announces He Will Press for a Billien-Dollar Reduction.

STRIKE STOPS 2 TELEVISION SHOWS   5 TECHNICIANS WALK OUT IN NEW YORK — OTHERS QUIT IN HOLLYWOOD.

Video Strike ~~ Halts Shows   Technicians In Hollywood And New York Studios Walk Out

Yellow Pilot Jacket Found  Fisherman in Baltic Report Find, Moy Be From Bi: Ve pe Mo

Heh Yourself Fist” Stat Defense Leaders Told at One-Day Conference

WORKING TOWARDS A MID-JUNE DATE   For Submitting _Cordley Plans and Specifications to Contractors

WORKING TOWARDS A MID-JUNE DATE   For Submitting Cordley Plans and Specifications to Contractors   A REPORT BY WOLFE

Britain Gives Recoznition fo Chi unese Reds   Anyone lose a Finger in Ho slshon?

ARMIES OF UN TO STAY, BIG 2 ANNOUNCE   U.S., Britain Agree On Speedy Arming Of West

Agree U.N. Armies To Hold Korea   Truman and Attlee Said To Be in Accord That They Can't Pull Out.

Solon Says Reds Lead Missile War  Declares U. S. Lags Years Behind Russian:

Guided Missile Program Lags, Johnson Says   Senator, Declaring Russia Far Ahead, Calls For Review

Russia Ahead In Guided Missiles  So Says Senator Johnson, Demanding

Senator Says U. S. Lags Behind Reds In Guided Missiles   Democrat Johnson Demands Speedy Review " Of Nation’s Program; Declares Soviets Two Years Ahead Jn Developments

Johnson Says U. 5. Missiles Program Lags   Soviet Union Reported Far: Ahead In PushButton Warfare

Brewster May Be Called In Wire Tap Pro  Witnacec’ Caunce   Witness’ Counsel Suqgests Senator Tell His Side

Witness Asks Brewsier To Testify   Counsel for Witness in Senate Quiz Asks That He Tell of Wire Tapping

French Press Dollar Appeal   Members of Cabinet Set Washingion Talks

French Defense Minister Arrives To Press Request for Rearmament Alc

34 TENNESSEE AIR GUARDSMEN DIE IN CRASH   Were Nashville Men Returning Home From Training

Top Brass to Japan To Confer on Korea  U. S. Super Weapons Not Doing Much Good For Dying G. 1. Joes

OPDOULGA OCC NF. be JU « wo  A  Top Brass Of Army And Air Force To Investigate Need Of American Forces To Defeat Korean Army

CHURCHILL IK NEW CAMPAICN   Maps New Drive To Oust Labor Government On Vote of Censure

Churchill Launches Bitter Attack On British Steel Nationalization

British Laborites Facing Showdown  Bookmakers Offering 9 to 4 Odds Against Churchill’s Tories

Churchill Fires — At Labor Party in Bitter Words   Auach Aimed At Striking Down Government And Forcing Quick Election

Churchill Lashes Labor Government   State Ownership Of Steel Industry Attacked

Churchill Leads Bitter Attack On Socialists  Tory Leader Girds To Force Election: Labor Victory Seen

Churchill Marshals Opposition For Vital Vote Expected In Parliament; Survival Of Labor Gov't At Stake

Laborites Quit Sick Beds For Critical Vote  Charchill Uses Steel  As Base For Newest Rinw At Attlen Dela

Potato Problem Still ‘A Hot One   Sen, Meyers’ ‘Warns Of Next Year's Fifect

TE NT ere Co ee te RE ee ee atts  German Ship Sinks: 8 Survivors Rescued

RED TRAP [S ELUDED BY ALLIES   U. S. Eighth Army Sets Up New Defense Line as  Last Elements of 24th Infantry  Pull Back Across ley Choenechon River

NEW, WEAK COLD FRONT MOVING  ACROSS TEXAS  Cooler Weather In North Texas      Cooler Weather in North Texas By Toniaht

ADA Votes To Stand On Own Political: Feet’   Francis Biddle Heads Organization Under — New Policies

BIDS TO BE RECEIVED TUESDAY School Bond Issue Is Approved By Majority Of Lubbock Voters

INS K. U. STAFF   Dr. James Wortham Namec Chairman of English Department

JUIN A. UL STATE  ‘Dr. James Wortham Named ~ Chairman of English Department

Taft, Hoover Agree On Fight For Formosa  Need To Protect  —_— = s= =— —   Need To Protect Island From Reds Cited By Leaders

GOP Leaders Ask Defense  Of Formosa   Hoover and Taft Would Use Armed Strength To Protect Formosa from Communist Aggression.

Hoover And Taft Want US To Use Armed Strength   Declare Formosa  From Chinese Reds Must Be Protected

Two Republicans Uree Armed Aid   Want Formosa Kept From Chinese Reds

Hoover, Senator laft Ask U S. To Use Armed Strenath, if it Is Needed. fo Protect Formosa

Hoover and laff Push Armed Aid to Hold Formosa   Proposal Designed to Keep Island from Red Chinese; List 3 Points

es a aaa  laff Joins Hoover in Asking U.S. to Help Defend Formosa

TWO REPUBLICAN LEADERS STRESS AID TO FORMOSA   Hoover And Taft Call For U. 8, Armec Force To Bar Islanc To Chinese Commu. nists —-- Considered  Vital In East.

U.S. Arms Urged For  Formosa Hoover And Taft  1 Sirens D....4....42..

Hoover, lait Urge Aid For Chiang Forces  Twin GOP Blasts   Twin GOP Blasts Get No Comment Fram Government

Hoover, Taft Would Aid in Formosa Fight   Republican Leaders Favor Use of Armed Might fo Repel Reds

Hoover Supports Use Of Strength To Protect lsle  . Former President Suggests Program Against Commies

Use Armed Force To Save Formosa, Say Hoover, Taft GOP Leaders Favor Use Of Naval, Air  Dawar lf Naraccary

Hoover, Taft Urge Troop Aid For Formosa .   Proposals Spotlight Tense China Problem As Congress Opens

G.0.P. Chiefs Ask U.S. Guns For Formosa   2 peeeeerens 3   Hoover, Taft Plead For Wall of Arms Avainst Red China

Guard Formosa, “rae Taft and Ex-Pres. Hoover   Want Armed Forces, If Necessary, to Halt Communists

World. Protect Island Against Red Commies  Ex-President Urges U.S. Naval Power

Hoover and Taft Ask U.S. Protect  Formosa by Arms      -President: Proposes  %-Point Program Now;  Senator Favors Air, Naval Help

HOOVER, TAFT SEEKING AID FOR FORMOSA   GOP Leaders Would Use U. &. Military Strength If Necessary

GOP Leaders Blast Administration’s Policy  Taft, Hoover Urge Military Aid For Formos:

Hoover, Taft Want U.S. to  Save Formosa   Use Armed Strength They Say, to Keep it Out of Red Hands

Wisconsin Gains 9 Per Cent, Total Set at 3,417,372   Population Shows Continued Healthy Urban Area Rise

State Gains 8.9 Per Cent In Population   3,417,372 Persons Live In Wisconsin, Census Reveals; Shows Steady Gain In 100 Years

Declaration of State of National Emergency Being Studied by Truman

Micmi Aces ~s eer ee Ere iami Accepts Orange Bowl Game Invitation

16 Red Divisions Drive Allies Back   Features Index   Valley Forge Back; ‘Pegleg' Says No A-Bomb Targets in No. Korea

Features Index   Valley Forge Back; 'Pegleg’ Says No A-Bomb Taraets in No. Korea

Churchill, Master Orator, Will Pit Strensth Against Socialists Feh 23

More Fuel Problems  Gas Cuts, Due To Cold, Hit Area's Industries ©

GERMAN POSSE TRACKS EX-GI   Oklahoman Evades Two Traps, Slips Into Bavarian Woods.

QUTHFUL FATHER ADMITS SLAYING      16-Year-Old Car-Hop Beaten To Death With Hatchet In Parked Car

Russian Paper Blasts Kardelj For UN Speech  Accuses Yugoslav Of Slander, Lies Against Soviets

Forest Fire Grows  Serious In West  Prisoners Called Out To Fiaht Blaze

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Benefit Of Doubt— Tells How Lipschutz Became U. S. Citizen

Cohen Tells Senate Investigators of Past Life, Number of Arrests

Reputed Gang Leader Modest At Hearing  Arrested  So Many: Time   Arrested So Many: Times * “He Can't Remember, - elie C'ozemittee

Mobster Can’t Remember How Many Times He's Been Arrested as He Begins Story of Life at Hearing

Mickey Tells Life Story at Senate Quiz   Gambler Waits as Kefauver Committee Questions Ruditsky

Yankees Slain While Waiting Pledged Food   First Cavalry Unit Spurs Hunt For Train Carrying 150 Others Toward Border

Morse Feels  Congress To  a]  Revamp T.-H.  Revision Of Labor Law May Depend On Sen. Taft OF Ohio

Taft-Hartley Law ‘Seen Revamped In Coming Year   Sen. Morse Determined To Fight For Ir Repral During 82d Congress

UN Soldiers Stull Fight  For Seoul   Going Is Tough Along Han Rixee

Allies Continue Surge Advances crrom Southwest   Reveal Seasoned Enemy Artillerymen Are “Raising Hell With Us”; Early Capture Of City Doomed As Reds Get Reintorcements

Woman: Confesses Aiding Jail Break  Say Smuggler Is Expectant Mother

Standby Power To Be Voted ee eh yd, i   Added. Arms: Funds Asked by Truman-

FBI Arrests Dynamiter of Voice Staticn   Former Mental Inmate Picked Up  7 heer Avmamibe se Cbmdba

One Killed, 88 Hur In Storms Across Parts of Nation   Tornado Flattens at Least 25% of Homes At Perrytown, Texas

TWISTERS KILL ONE, INJURE 88   Tornadoes Lash 3-State Area; New Dust Storms Loom.

Say Truman May Visit Liverpool  Would Aid Campaign In Carroll, Harrison

Boy Is Badly Hurt in Crash   Vehicle Upsets Against House on Route 281

Warmer Weather For All Of Texas Expected Saturday   Nude Negro Woman Nabbed By Tyler Police

Statewide Cold Wave Loses Punch   Milder Weather Expected For Texas On Saturday

jAc Chitvs Edge ‘Man,75, Throws Body Under [Auto Wheel To Save Wife

ORDERS COAL MINERS BACK: INVITES TALKS   Instructions Go Out To Heads of All Local Unions

Date Set for Hearings of Iniunction   Some Miners Expected to Stay Out

Union Leader Acts Shortly After T-H Law Injunction Is Granted by Federal Judge

Mine Chief Acts Under T-H Threat   Signs Of Revolt From Union Ranks Greet Decision

Signs Of Revolt  Rise From Ranks  Of Mine Union   UMW Leader Bows To Court Order Telling Him To Send Diggers Back After President Decides Strike Endangers The Nation

Lewis Orders Union Miners Back To Jobs   Revolt From Union Rank And File Is Indicated

Union Boss Complies With Taft-Hartley Injunction Four Hours After It Is Issued and Later Asks Operators to Reopen Negotiations — Diggers Threaten to Revolt and Remain Idle.

Many Miners Say They Will Not End Strike Until Coal Owners Sign New Contract

Temperatures   Signs of Revolt Flare Among Rank and File   ‘Several U. M. _W.. Leaders Doubt Striking Diogers Will Obey Order

Immediate Signs Of Revolt Seen From Union Ranks   ‘Mine Union Leader Acts yxy Male: With Federal Court Order; UMW Also   Pie Pin cena

[LUMW's President Chen Court Order   Operators Invited To Resume Negotiations Next Wednesday

N GONTRAGTS NO GOAL, MIN UNIONS STAND   Two Injunctions and Chief's Order to End Strike  Rring Shawdown.

UMW Chief Acts Quickly After Truman Calls Emergency Action   Union Holding Out For Contract Okay   ‘Some Locals Vote Filatly - To Refuse All Orders Without Agreement

John Lewis Orders Men Back to Pits   But Most Miners Continue to Held Out for Contract

Ads Under Injuncion   Federal Judge Signs Restraining Order Under T-H Act Provisions

Union Ranks Might Defy Leader, Say Local Heads  UMW Boss Submits   UMW Boss Submits To Taft-Hartley  Injunction Given

Taft-Hartley Injunction Decision Brings Quick Compliance By Leader   Union Rank And File Remain Defiant, 24, 000 In Illinois May Remain hy

Lewis Complies With U. S. Order As ‘Revolt’ Seen  Mine Chiat Rawe   Mine Chief Bows To Terms 4 Hours After Court Decree Served By Officials

Rank and File Show Prompt Signs of Revolt  Two Injunctions Are Reasons for Action   Two Injunctions Are Reasons for Action  by UMW Leader

Unionist Bows to Federal Writ and Wires Local Heads; Result to Be Known Tuesday

Immediate Signs Of Revolt Seen From Union Ranks    Mine Union Leader Acts Quickly With Federal  Court Order: UMW Also Directed

INSIDE READING   Signs of Rank and File Revolt May Weaken Truman Stand

Miners Glamor For Contracts   Monday Is Deadline For Resuming Work

Lewis Orders Miners Back To Their Jobs   Some Union Workers Say They Won't Heed Word Without Contract

Hurricane From Gulf Hits Upper Florida Coast   Storm Moves Slowly Inland After Damage To Resort Areas

Gulf Hurricane Strikes Florida Coast Towns   75-80-Mile Winds Subside After Blow Passes Cedar Keys

IS HEADING INLAND   Winds of Tropical Hurricane Bearing Down on  Florida Cities

Hurricane Drives Info Florida Peninsula From Gulf Today; Winds Reach 125 Miles per Hour

Storm Lashes Florida Coast. Roars Inland   Hurricane Stalls Short Time After Hitting Beach Area

HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA COAST   WINDS LOSE FORCE TRAVELLING INLAND FROM CEDAR KEYS

Erratic Storm Crosses Coast At Cedar Keys   Cleorwater-Sorasota Resort Areo Struck By Strona Winds

Storm Screams Into Florida, But Bogs Down  Ony Mid Winds Reported After

Hurricane Is Stalled In Florida   Hits Coast Hard, But Seems to Be Marking Time Just Past Coast; Resort Area Drenched

POLIGE, BANDITS  RATTEC I PLD UAL i ULUD   Greenwich Village Night Spot  Scene Of Frontier Style  Gunfight

AEC Orders Deletion of H-Bomb Facts   Scientific American Is Told To Burn Copies of Magazine with Articles

Widely Sought Criminal Nabbec la Oregon   Sent To Prison From Poplar Bluff For SEMO Offense

Socorro Grand Jury Returns Indictments on 10,  Charaes Lack of Coopera‘on by !ocal Officers

BRITAIN PLACES PAGIIG FLEET AT DISPOSAL OF U.S   England Makes Her 22 Naval Vessels Available for American Use in South Korea.   WARSHIPS NOW IN JAP WATERS ON MANEUVERS   Prime Minister Attlee’s Announcement of Offer Greeted by Cheers in House of Commons,

British Navy At Disposal Of United States  Move To Bolster American Power In Koresn Area

FAR EASTERN FLEET 10 AID SOUTH KOREA   Ships, Planes Placed At U. S. Disposal In Battle With Reds

Britain Backs U.S. Action; Puts Far East Naval Forces At United States’ Disposal

Britain Places Far East Navy  In U.S. Hands   Warships Wili Bolster American Air and Sea Forces Aiding Korea

WARREN'S GREAT PRIMARY SHOWING WAS UNEXPECTED   California Governor's Total Vote Hovers Around Sever to Four Over James Roosevelt,   POSES BIG HURDLE FOR SON OF F. D. R.   Party Officials See Edge for Incumbent When Two Run for Office in November Election,

Earl Warren and James Roosevelt Win Nominations   Son of FDR Expected to Have Uphill Fight In Election; Chan Gurney Loses in Dakota While Milec Wine New Mexico Primary Nod

Primary Vote Predictions Hit   Democratic Race Showing Of Warren Surprise

Warren HoldsSeven- I oFour Edge On Roosevelt In Dual California Vote   Defeat Of Chan Gurney In South Dakota  Second Incumbent In Congress To Lose In 1950 Primaries: Pepper Was First

Warren Reveals Power on Goast   Showing on Demo Ticket is Big Surprise

Rep. Douglas Faces Nixon For Senate  Warren's Showing In Democrat Race  Comes As Surprise

LINES FORMING FOR ROOSEVELT WARREN BATTLE   Latter Surprises Experts By Heavy Vote From Democrats   GURNEY ELIMINATED FROM SENATE FIELD

Roosevell And Warren Will Battle It Out   Rep. Nixon To Oppose Rep. Douglas For Seat In Senate

Warren To Fight James Roosevelt For Governorshiy  GOP Candidate’s Showing Amazes Political Experts

DIRKSEN GAINS DECISIVE WIN   Trounces Democratic Majority Leader, Lucas W. Scott

Scott W. Lucas ‘Snowed Under’ By Republican   Ex-Congressman Unseats Mouthpiece

Senator Lucas Is Ousted In Illinois Voting   ‘Democratic Majority Leader  Concedes Decisive Defeat by Everett Dirksen, Renublican.

Parade Starts Colorful Four-Day Event Annual Post Rodeo Will Open Tonight

» 8 , 8 » of Parade Starts Colorful Four-Day Event  Annual Post Rodeo Will Open Tonight

Governor Inclined That Truck Driver Should Pay Fine Or Remain In Jail 1,870 Days

Denies Report Reserve Call Being Planned   Johnson Declares Emergency Move Is Not Warranted

Johnson Reveals U.S. Has No Plans For Mobilizing ‘After Truman Conference

Snub to The Star-Spangled Banner’ (reales an Infernational Incident

Seoul Again Under Rule Of Republic   MacArthur Flies To City And Turns It Over To President Rhee

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT THINKS STORY UNLIKELY  =e A Oe ee ean? eee rn. AT i.) ee

WOMAN LIFER FREE-TO DIE   Gov. Williams Commutes Sentence of Doomed Cancer Victim

Cancer Stricken Woman Freed  But She Still May No Eecane Rare Alive

DYING WOMAN IS GIVEN FREEDOM   Physicians Say Life Pris oner Has Only Six To 10 Days To Live

Great Britain Recognizes Red China   First Major Power To Take Step

BRITISH ACC REDS Hf NATION   Chinese Communists Accorded Full Diplomatic Recogtion—Split With Ameriean Policy.

Chinese Reds Recognized by  Great Britain British Break Off Relations With Nationolict Government

Britain Gives Chinese Reds Recognition  Power Gives Okay  — Ta Cammunicte

GREAT BRITAIN APPROVES RED RULE IN CHINA   ® OTHER WEST EUROPE POWERS, EXPECTED TO QUICKLY FOLLOW LEAD

Red Regime Is Accorded Full Relations; Action Splits U. S. And British

Britain Extends Full Recognition To Chinese Reds  Other Nations in  Western Europe VAS: 11 CAllacss, Gaicit

Nationalists Charge They’re Buried Alive   ‘dands-Off Punctures Hopes   U. §. Starts Quiet Move to Evacuate Americans

London Cuts’ All Ties With Chiang      Full Diplomatic Recognition Extended to Mao Tze-Tune’s Chinese Communist Regime.

CHINA REDS RECOGNIZED BY ENGLAND   British “Accept Peiping Rule, Act to Save Big Investments,

England Gives Recognition To Red China Today   Splits With U. S$. In Effort to Get Trade In Far East Areas

Great Britain  Recognizes Chinese Reds Move Marks Split  In Joint Anglo-U. S. Foretan Policy

Britain Extends Recognition to Red China Rule  Divaa bint] Uhl wk...   First Major Western Power to. Take Step

Diplomatic Recognition  Is Extended   Britain First West Power To Recognize  Red China

Acts To Save Billion Dollar  Investment   First Major Western Power To Split With U. S. China Policy

Move Taken To Protect Investment  Brings Split With . U.S. In Poliey

Great Britain Recognizes  Red China  Wants To Protect  Rico Invectment.

BREAKS TIE! WITH FORCE OF CHIANG   Act Brings Split In U. S.. Anglo Foreign Stand   MOVE TAKEN   To Protect Britain’s Rich Investment In China; Others May Follow

Scandinavian Nations May FollowEnglan¢   Action Believed Taken te Protect Billion-Dollar Investment

Communists Expel American Student From Czechoslavakia   Action Follows New Attacks As Publication Is Seized by Officials

China Reds Recognized By Britain   London Government Acts To Protect Its Large Investment: Others May Follow

Britain Extends Full Recognition To Chinese Reds  Other West. Europe “Powers Expected To Act Shortly —

Red Chinese Recognized   Britain Grants Full Diplomatic Approval

Red China Granted British Recognition  London Government Drops Nationalists

Enemy May Try Again At Taequ   Reds Reported to Be Massing Along The Central Front

Offensive Aimed At Pohang Sector   Reds Regrouping Near Taegu; Blackout on War News Lifted

'2-DAY WALKOUT ENDS   Workmen Are Back on the Job at New City Building

FOR A KANSAS WIN   With Dope Against Them, They Pull for Check to Sooners   SHARP FOOTBALL DAY

GAME CROWDS HOPE FOR A KANSAS WIN   With Dope Against Them, They Pull for Check  to Sooners   SHARP FOOTBALL DAY

Vishinsky in Derision of Direct Appeal   Sut U. M, Assembly Votes To Toke Up Reselution on Chinese Intervention

Chinese Reds Won't Stop At 38th Parallel   Vishinsky Rejects 13-Nation Appeal; Says U.N. Troops Must Leave Korea

Resolution For Halting  Interv catteis  My* yf. hy S.hCUt   Vishinski is Reluctant on UN Proposal

13 Eastern Nations in China Plea  Reds Asked to Halt at Parallel; Avert World War

Mocks Plea  To Chinese Vishinsky Says Reds Won’t Stop Till UN  Tennange  aava Knrnaa

Ridicules Peiping Appeal  Vishinsky Derides Bid To Halt China Forces

Vishinsky Derides Appeal to Reds To Halt Forces   Russian Says U.N. Troops Must be Removed

TRUCE APPEAL IS DERIDED BY SOVIET ENVOY   Vishinsky Tells Assembly Peace Must Come Only After Withdrawal of U. N. From Kerea   NEW PROPOSALS MaDE

Russian Derides Proposal Reds Halt Advance  Vishinsky Speech Attacks Attempt  ar Karann Parra

Andrei Vishinsky Derides Appeal By 13 Nations   Declares Peace Must Come Only After UN  Forces Leave Korea

7 O "China   Appeal Of 13 Nations To: Red: China: To Halt At Parallel Is “ PYDerided

Peace Will Come Only When U.N. Forces Leave  Koreg. Russian Incictc

Vishinsky Hits 18-Nation. Plea To Red Chinese   (Russian Delegate Asserts *Korean Peace Depend: On Allied Withdrawal

Vishinsky Devides U.N. Appeal for Chinese te Halt   Russian Delegate Says Peace Depends On UN. Withdrawal  From Korean Scane

Vishinsky Hits Appeal to Halt Reds   13 Asian, Middle. East ‘Nations Attempt to Stop Chinese Drive

Vishinsky Mocks 13-Nation Plea To China Reds  Says Same Nations . Favored UN Forces’ ° Dash Across Parallel

DERIDES APPEAL   Russia’s Vishinsky Scoffs at Asian Plea for China Halk

Russ Derides 13-nation Plee to China Reds   U.N. Must Pull Out of Korea as Prelude to Peace-—Vishinsky

Russ Derides Plea Directed To Stop China   Vishinsky Rejects Plan Calling For Halt At Parallel

Assembly Votes fo Put Korean Case on lis Schedule But Vishinsky Derides Peace Appeal

UN Assembly Places Issue On Its Agenda   Vishinsky Says  ‘Peace Can Come Only After Allied Forces Withdraw From Korea

Vishinsky Scoffs at Asiatic Appeal  13 Nations Ask Reds to Halt at Parallel

13 Asian, Middle Eas Nations Urge Hal! Near 38th Paralle!   Assembly Speeds Action On Chinz   Vishinsky Hits Signers  of Appeal, Insists On UN Troop Withdrawal

Vishinsky Sneers al Truce Plea  Withdrawal Is Price of Halt In Hoctilities

Vishinsky Laughs al Appeal for Chinese to Hall   Communists Want Peace. But U. N. Must Get Out, Says Russian Leader.

Vishinsky Hits Appeal To Reds I Halt Forces  UN Assembly Votes . To Study Resolution  gee

‘Pull Forces From Korea’   Assembly Asks China to Halt Intervention

Action of Asian and Middle East Countries Derided by Vishinsky In UN Assembly

ATLANTIC PACT POWERS OKAY DEFENSE PLAN   Final Approval Clears Way For Release Of Aid By President

POWERS OKAY DEFENSE PLAN   Final Approval Clears Way For Release Of Aid By President

DEFENSE PLAN 1S APPROVED BY 12 NATIONS   Agreement Clears Way For United States To Push Billion Fund

Atlantic Pact Governments Quick To OK Defense Plan  12-Nation Act Clears Way For U. S. Aid: Details Secret; Arms May Move Feb. 1

ALLIED DEFENSE ~ PLAN APPROVEI   WAY CLEARED FOR U.'S. TC MAKE ARMS AVAILABLE  TO 11 NATIONS.

Nations Adopt Joint Defense  Strategy Plan   Twelve Governmenis Give Quick * Approval To Detailed Blueprint To Ward Off Red Attack: In Europe

ARE MOVING ALONG   Meeting Was Held to Make Further Plans for K. U. Homecomi

MAIN ALLIED SUPPLY LINE SEVERED  300,000 -Man Chinese Army Tightens Grip On UN Units

HOME FOR VACATION   University Students Have a Break Between Semesters

3 raveing rastry Wwagor  Train Picks Up Cakes On Truman’s 66th Birthday

Hold Up New Farm Funds to Hunt ‘Irreqularities’ in Price Program

Probe Of Bread Prices Asked Of Congress   Senate Body Orders Audit  Of Farm Price Program

FARM PRICE PROBE GETS UNDER WAY   ‘Irregularities’ Are Sought by Senate Agriculture Committee

(CA‘ers Can Hear State Symphony  * Will Be at Durant   ' Will Be at Durant Friday Night; CCA Membershios Admit

(CA’ers Can Heat State Symphony  Will Be at Durant Friday Night; CCA Memberships Admit

DULLES NAMED ACHESON AID   Truman Names Him Top Consultant On Foreign Affairs.

Dulles to Tor Policy Post   Will Serve As Aide To Acheson As Sort.of Roving Ambassador

Dulles Will Be Aide to Secretary    Foreign’ Policy Expert - Will Be - Consultant  to Acheson on World - Problems   Gets No Title   Attorney. Will Serve Without “Ambassador Rank .

Dulles Agrees to Act as Consultant lo Sec’y. Acheson   Accepts Post at Request of Truman And State Dept.

 Dulles Named ‘As Advisor to See. Acheson   Raps McCarthy Charges Against State Dept. In Accepting New Post

Dulles Agrees To Serve as  Acheson Aide   Republican Leader Is Named as Unofficial Ambassador.at-Large  To Weld Policy Unity

Dulles Will Be Adviser to Acheson   Agrees Thursday to Serve as State Department Aide

Dulles Named Acheson Aide  GOP Foreign Policy Expert Cites Unity Need in Acceptance

Dulles Given State Policy Advisor Role  Move Stresses   Move Stresses Administration Bipartisan Bid

Dulles Named To Top Office Under Achesor   Will Be Ambassador At Large In Effect; Selection Surprises ~

Dulles To Take Post Of Acheson Aide  - Republica eader  Appointe inted Te “State

Foster Dulles Named Aide te Dean Acheson   Truman, Secretary Of State Asked He Take Post

To Advise Sec. Acheson   Bi-Partisan Deal Worked Out by Acheson Truman, Vandenbera

—DULLES TO AID ACHESON— Republican Leader Is Foreign Affairs Expert

DULLES ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT AS ACHESON ADVISOR   Republican Statesman Ta Be  Consultant To Secre; tary OF State

Republican Will Act As Consultant   Accepts After Being Asked By Both President And Secretary To Assume Post; “‘Weelth OF Experience’ Is Lauded

Dulles To Serve As Advisor To Acheson  Will Assume Duties   Will Assume Duties After Completing Short Vacation

NAME DULLES STATE DEPT. CONSULTANT   Appointment Worked Out By : Acheson and Sen.  2  Vandenberg.

Dulles Named As Adviser To Acheson   Republican To Advise Secretary of State; Hope To Restore Bipartisan Foreign Poliev. ’

'Dulles Agrees to Serve As Consultant to Acheson   Appointment Is Effort to Restore Bipartisanship to Foreian Policy

Dulles Will Be Advisor To Acheson   Expert on Foreign Policy Agrees To Be Consultant To  Secretary of State

Dulles Becomes A Top Advisor In State Dept.  Biseign ffir Man  Lacan

Dulles Is Named Aid to Acheson   ls Second Republican Appointed to Narrow Bipartisan Breach

Dulles Named Acheson Aide In Unity Move  High Republican Foreign Expert TT. State Dae

CULES OWT ~ ACHESON ADVISER   Stresses Urgent Need For National Unity Because Of Russia Threat

Dulles Will Aid Acheson   Noted Republican Agreed To Serve As Consultant

Republic an Given Hi vh  Forei on Job  . wremtr®e 06]   HST, Vandenberg Choice Takes Post

Pick Dulles Consultant  To Acheson   Move By President To Strengthen Bi-partisan Department Teamwork  ‘IN FULL ACCORD’   New York GOP Attorney Considered Expert In Foreign Affairs Field

Dulles To Serve As Consultant  GOP Leaders Asked Te Aasist Acheson In  Na i i

Dulles Takes Advisory Job With Acheson   Bipartisan Policy Bolstering Seen Jn Appointment

GOP Leader Is An Expert On World: Affairs   Truman Angles for Republican Support of His Foreian Policy

New York Lawyer And Foreign Policy Expert Agrees To Accept Position, State Department Announces— Earlier Reports Of Appointment Had Been Denied By White House Staff Member—Move Seen As Step Toward Restoring Bipartisanship

Truman Asks Republican Leader To Accept Major Foreign Policy Position

J. F. Dulles Named fo Key Policy Post   Republican Chosen In Bid to Restore Bipartisanship

State Department Makes Announcement Today, Saying Republican Leader Accepts Post at Invitation of Both Secretary and Pres. Truman—To Assist in Broad Problems With Rank of Ambassador-at-Larqe.   MAY HELP’ BEPARTISANSHIP

Dulles Named As Consultant  Republican Leader @ Wea Adeiion Achkacan

Dulles Becomes Top Advisor to Dean Acheson   -Move Seen as Part o! Truman's Efforts to Aid Bi-Partisanism

Dulles Agrees To Serve As Acheson Aid  Expert On Foreign Policy To Serve  As U.S. Consultant

APPOINT DULLES TO AID ACHESON   NEW YORK LAWYER IS REPUBLICAN EXPERT ON FOREIGN POLICY

Will Advise  On Foreign Problems   Appointment Workec Out by Vandenberg And Acheson.

Wherry Renews Charge Acheson Jntit for Office  Senator Says Secretary Is ‘Bad Security Risk’

Wherry Says Acheson “Must Go;” Assails Him as "A Bad Security Risk”   Claims Secretary of State ls Powerful Tool of Annease-Russia Acitators

GOP Leader Says Acheson ‘Must Go  Secretary of State Flayed by* Senator

GOP Solon peeks Ouster Of Acheson   Wherry Blasts Secretary Of State As Bad Security Risk

Wherry Blasts Acheson as Bad Security Risk   Senate GOP Chief Accuses Him of Appeasing Reds

lito Appeals U. S. Help in Food Crisis  Bread Ration.Cut After Crops Fail -

Only 3 Solons Hear  Foreign Aid Debate   Foreign Relations Chair man Scores The 92 Ab cent Senators

Connally Hits Absenteeism In The Senate  Only Three Hear Foreign Aid Debat

Absence Of 92 Rouses Ire Of Sen. Connally  Committee Work Given / As Reason  ae ee eer so

Local Judge Assigned:To 4th Circuit   Schnauffer To Replace Ill Mish And Will Sit In Cases At Cumberlanc And Hagerstown

Federal Agents Smash Big Counterfeiting Ring, Seize $200,000 in Phony Currency

Secret Service Agents Crack Phony Money Ring   Undercovermen Pose as Bogus Bill Traders. Seize $200,000 in Counterfeit. Arrect 5.

Shivers Is Named For Governorship In Texas Primary   Democrats Give Incumbent Big Edge; Run-Off Seen In Lt. Gov. Contest

Heavy Rains In State Inflict Crop Damages  Cotton, Strawberries, Other Crops Hard it In Arkansas

EXPERT ON PEST CONTROL TREATS WITH COUNCT   Describes Process Designes to Control Rats on Towr Dump; Nichols Street Park: ing Discussed

By Borough Council—Tc Correct Parking Conditions On Nichols Street —Four Building Permits.

Mobile Highway Post Office Burns Near Laurel Springs: Mail Is Lost

Flames Destroy ‘Road Postoftice   $20,000 Truck And All Mail Destroved

Tug Skipper  Is Survivor   Six Crewmen Washed Overboard By Tides

6 Are Believed Drowned in Bay   Tugboat Sinks; Hunt Fishing Boat Missing Since Last Friday

6 Are Believed Drowned ir Bay  Tugboat  Sinks; Hunt   Tugboat Sinks; Hunt Fishing Boat Missing Since Last Friday

Bus Employes Strike In Akron   Public Transit System   Public Transit System Snagged By Walkout

'Phone Service Over Maryland Likely ToBogDown Tomorrow   Local Comment

Taunts On Fears Of Being ‘Disfigured’ Lead To Five Deaths   Girl Kills Mother, Two Brothers. Sister And Self

SILVER BEAVER AWARD PRESENTED TWO MEN  Warren F. Bietsch, Yardley   Warren F. Bietsch, Yardley, and John Wichelman, Trevose, Recipients   AT A SCOUT DINNER

50-Cent Magazine Costs U. S. $13.39   Government Red. Tape Ir _ Buying Things Scored -: By Committee

'Gov’t Ban On Amusements Projects Unexpectedly Rigid  Appliance, Radio, TV Makers Warned 30 P. C. CatIn Metals May Be Needed

Three Slain ‘By Hammer And Knife   Son Of West Virginia Couple Tries Suicide After Triple Murders In Huntington

Family Massacred, Son And Brother Of Murdered Trio Shoots Himself

Couple, Daughter Are Slain, House Set Afire; Son Tries  Suicide Following Killings

Couple, Daughter Are Found Slain   Three Killed With Hammer and Knife By Son. Detective Says

New Land In Missouri May Go Under Water   ' Governor Requests Fuses*Be Blown Only In Emergency

Excess Profits Levy Predicted For Tax Bill   Finance Committee Member To Press Fight for Provision

Huge Dams Are Nov Called Obselefe   Peterson Soys Alluvial Area Dams Out of Date

Like Br’er Rabbit-- --We Can’t Let Go  U.S. Doeswt Want  To Fight China Reds But Only Thing To Do

Gigantic and Bloody Poker Game Being Played ‘On Korean Battlefield and the Stakes Are Hich

FRENCH SOLONS VOTE OUSTER OF BIDAULT CABINET   FEAR EFFECTS ON SCHUMANN’S PLAN TO POOL RESOURCES

French Assembly Ousts Bidault By 3 To 2 Vote   Seen Blow Fo Schuman: Reds Renounce Sudeten; British Fire On Planes

Bidault Group Loses Vote  Of Confidence   French Cabinet's Fall Ma Be Bluw to Schuman Plan

Bidault Cabinet Falls in France On Wage  Issue   Collapse Threatens Schuman Industry Coalition Plans

Bidault’s Cabinet  Is Out in France   Resigns After Failure te Win Vote of Confidence tn Chamber   MAY .HIT POOL PLAN

Bidault Cabinet Ousted By Frenct Assembly Vote  Confidence Approval   Confidence Approval Beaten 352 To 230; : Schuman May Stay

French Cabinet Falls on a.Vote Of Confidence   Upset tAay Be Blow te Europe’s Negotiations On Industrial Pool

French Cabinet Falls on Demand For Wage Boosts   Ponder Effects On Plan to Pool Coal and Steel

BIDAULT BEATEN 452-240 ON WAGE ~ INCREASE [SSUI   Observers Fear Defeat May Jeopardize European  Paal Conference

French Cabinet Falls   No Confidence Vote On Wage Issue Tumble: Bidault Regime; Fear For Coal Pool Plan

BIDAULT GOV'T FALLS ON VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   ‘Defeat on Minor Issue Hits West Europe CoalSteel Pool.

French Cabinet Falls; Fear For Schuman Plan   Downfall of Bidault May Jeopardize Vital Coal, Steel Pool Proposal

New Elections May Be Forced  Crisis Occurs In Midst Of Conference

Fear Blow To Negotiationson Coal-Steel Pool   Minor, Domestic Issue  Rings Collapse; Eye » New Elections

Bidault’s Cabinet  Is Out in France   Resigns After Failure to Win Vote of Confidence  in Chamber   MAY. HIT POOL PLAN   But Schuman Still Prime Candidate to Keep Foreign Ministry

—PREMIER ouT— Schuman’s Pool! Plan May Suffer  Result May Hasten French Election

Bidault’s French Gov't Loses Out In Vote—New Elections May Follow

Bidault Falls In Test Vote On Pay Issue   ‘Schuman Coal Pool Program Periled In French Upset

April Fool Gag   Hawaiian ‘Saucer’ Broadcast Heard Here By Local Radioman A Newspaper Joke

‘SAUCER’ TALE JUST A GAG   Arnold Badt Hears ‘Ham’ Broadcast Report of ‘Disk’ Crash

TRUMAN'S NEW HOUSING PLAN BEATEN, 43-3   Senate Votes Down Coop Plan For Middle Income Families   FIGHT ON PROGRAM HEADED BY BRICKER

Senate Cuts Housing Plar   Key Plank For Loans T ‘Middle: Income Families Wiped Out 

SENATE REJECTS CO-OPERA TIVE LOAN PLAN FOR MIDDLE INCOME FAMILIES.

Middle Income Housing Plan Scrapped In Senate   Co-Op Loans Killed As Omnibus Bill Passes; Administration Loses Battle

Truman Rebuffed On Housing Plans  Senate Strikes Out Middle Income Loan:

PLAN BEATEN FOR LOANS T0. COOPERATIVES    (Measure Is Approved   After Setback For ; AdministraHon

COOPERATIVE LOAN PLAN IS DEFEATED   Key Plank of Truman Home Plan  Is Knocked Out

Bill Approved, Sent to House  After Setback   Cooperative Loan Plan For “Middle Income’ Families Is Defeated

Three Billion (mnibus Bill Passes Senate  House To Consider Limited Education Bill, April 17

Train Wrecked At Oneida, N. Y.  Two Train Crewmen Killed; 15 Injured

N. Y. Central Train Derailed: 2 Dead, 15 Hurt   Freight-Car Door Blamed

Oneida, N. Y. Crash Scene; Trainmen Die   Freight Car Door Blocking Rail Line Blamed for Disaster

New York Rail Accident Takes Lives Of Two   15 Passengers Hurt As Express Leaves Rails In Oneida

—JUMPS TRACK 15 Hurt In Derailment  Of Express  Hurtles Rails At 75 Miles An Hour

Two Killed In Rail Wreck  15 Hurt As Flier Is Nerailed In New York

Engine And 11 Cars Jump Track At Oneida, N. Y.   Freignt Car Door, Which Fell On Track, Blamed For Accident

Two Die in Derailment of Express Train   16 Injured as Crack NY Central Passenger Leaps Rails at 75 MPH

Freight Door Tosses Flyer From Tracks   . Wreck Throws 1} Passenger Cars off Rails

Crack Train Derailed: Two Men Are Dead   New York Central's North Star Wrecked; 15 Passengers Are Iniured. None Serioush

Two Killed In Train Accident  Leaps Tracks After Hitting Boxcar Door

TO HONOR 14 VETS   Dinner Will Be Given To night for On-Farm-T rainees; Doll Is Speaker

Dinner Will Be Given Tonight for On-Farm-Trainees: Doll Is Speaker

Utah Mine Fire Cuts Off 5 From Rescuers   Men Trapped Since Sunday Morning in Deep Lead Workings

NATIONAL OFFICER COMING   Joseph B. Kyle Will Be Luncheon Guest of Lawrence Elks

NATIONAL OFFICER COMING  Joseph B. Kyle Will Be Lancheen Creat af Lawrence Flks

U. S. Expected to Ask Swift Action on Chinese Reds   France and Britain Back American Move—But Russia Will Oppose {t+

CHINA RED ISSUE PUSHED ON U. N.   United States Wants Secutity Council To Act On Intervention’ In Korean Var.

U. S. Likely  To Ask Move Soon On Red China Action   Argument Expected Over Agenda; May Delay Discussion

U.S. To Press Action Withou Chinese Reds  Will Ask U.N. Group  To Go Ahead Today With Kneaan Tecna

U.S. Urges Early Move By Council   Korean Question Added To Agenda For U. N. Meetine

US to Urge Fast Action on Red China in Korea   Britain, France to Back Rapid Discussion of Intervention

‘US. Expected To Urge Quick U.N. Action 'To Prevent Spread Of Korean Conflict

U.S. Expected To Ask UN To Act ‘Rapidly’   Britain and France Back U.S. For Fast Action on Charges Against China Reds

Delay Until Envoys Arrive Is Opposed   Britain And France Join In Request For Immediate Airing

UN May Be Urged To Act Rapidly To Prevent War   U.S., Britain, France Seek Means to Halt Spread of Conflict

DEMAND FAST DISCUSSION OF KOREAN CASE   U.N. Council Urged By United States to Move as Rapidly as Possible to Halt Intervention   SEE LENGTHY DEBATE

AP’s Bill Shinn Denied Use Of Military Phone   U.S. Would Give Japan Voice In Treaty Planning

AP Writer Is Punished For ‘Scoop’   Broke Story Of Landings At Inchon Port

Army Asks 70,000 Men In November   Total Draft Call Climbs To, 170,000  For Three Manths

Army Seeks 70,000 Men in November   Navy, Air Force Plan No Draft Call, Defense Dept. Says

Army Asks 70,000 Draft In Novernber   California Expected To Furnish 6 Pct. Of Tota! Men Called

Army Requests November Draft Of 70,000 Men   Navy, Air Force Not Planning To Ask For Drattees

my to Drait 0,000 Men n November   Raises Total to 170,000; No Call By Navy, Air Force

Raises Total Call By Army fo Date To 170,000 Men   Defense Department Reports No Requests By Navy. Air Force

Army Boosts. Draft Call To 170,000 Men   Latest Request Is For 70,000 To Be Supplied In Month of November

Army Calls Up 10,000 Draftees During November   Quota Raises Total To 170,000 Men

Army Calls 70,000 More In November   New Call Raises Total Army Induction List To 170.000 So Far

NOVEMBER CALL FOR DRAFT SET AT 70.000 MEN   Army Announces Demands For Month. Total Going Tc 170,000 — Navy And Air Force Not Calling.

Army Asks Draft Call Of 70,000 Men   Proposed November Inductions Would Give 170,000 Total

Ask For 70.000 In The Draft   Army Wants That Many in The Month of November

Third Draft Call Is70,000   Army Announced Quota For Navember Will Bring Total to 170,000

Army Asks for 70,000 Men In November   Draft Total Now at  170,000; No Calls as Yet Made for Navy Or Air Branches

Army Requests November Draft Of 70,000 Men   Raises Total Call To Date to 170,000; Goal Is 3 Million Efeeeine: Bese’ Eve Bcc

Army To Draft 70,000 Men In November   ‘Navy and Air Force Plan te Get Along With Volunteers and Reservists

The Weather   Army Wants 70,000 Men  In November   Raises Total Draft Call To 170,000

Draft Totals 170,000; Age To Be Lifted   Vinson Group to Consider ‘Calling World War I  Veterans

Army Requests 70,000 Men For November  New Call Raises Total Manpower Asked To 170.000

DRAFT OF 70,000 IN NOV. ASKED   This Raises Total Call Thus Far To 170,000, All For Army

Decision On Authority To Build Power Supply May Be Left To Courts

Five College Chiefs Agree To Free Funds   Plan Would Make 4 Million Available For New Buildings

Crime Probers At Philadelphia  Sie ee nts Reported jetims racket

School Pupils Are Fleeced ee DUS ATE SICCCES ie o's 9  Numbers Racket Target In Probe

Philadelphia Numbers Game To Be Probed   Senate Crime Group After Racket Preying On School Children

Crime Probers To Delve Into Policy Racket   Reported Children In Philadelphia’s Schools Victimized

School Children of Big Cities Victims Of Farflung Racket   Crime Probe Checks Into Gang Allegedly Taking Millions in Pennies From School Youngsters

Crime Probers Turn To Policy Racket Preying on Kids  Philadelphia Next For Scrutiny by

Senate Crime Probe Shifts To Philly And Big Policy Racket  Spotlight Going On Numbers Game Which Preys On School Children To Tune Of $100,-

wm iliia opu  af oh Hits Philadelphia  Senate Group Probes S100 Million-a-Year ‘School’ Poliev Racket

2ackets Bared in Prlladerphia  Policy Game Preye 2) School Children

Racket Preys On Children   Crime Probers to Spotlight $100,000,000 - a - Year ‘School Children Gambling

HIME PROBE OPENS QUIZ AT PHILADELPHIA   Judges and Police Officials Called in $100,000,000 Take tnvestigation.

Huge Policy Racket Eyed By Probers   Kefauver’s Group Puts Spotlight On Philadelphia

Probers Shift to Philadelphia  Luciano Linked With U. S. Crime Picture

Crime Probe  Scene Shift:   Senate Committee Moves From New York City to Philadelphia Today.

VEP, IT’S MORE -BAIN IN STATE   And This July, Reports Indi cote, May Be Wettest in Oldshoma History

Stale Wetter As More Rain Patters Down   More of Same on Tap For Future; High Water Beginning to Become Mator Problem

66 County Men To Take Draft Exam On Nov. 13   Local Men Inchided In Group Who Will Go To Erie Monda‘

FLORIDA BOOKIE TOOK “BEATING”   SAYS HIS BUSINESS DEALS WITH MICKEY COHEN PROVED “DISASTROUS.”

A Florida Bookie Squeals On Cohen   Southern Gambler Tells Kefauver Committee He Was ‘Shellacked’

New, Premier Hopes Country Will ‘Listen to His Appeal In Present International Circumstances

New French Cabinet Led By Rightist:   Queuille Presents Official: Slated to Guide Nation Throuch Crisis

RIGHT-WING GROUP . -Queuille Picks Cabinet, Expresses Unity Hope

Queuille Names Right-wing French Cabinet to Guide Country in Crisis

Acheson Claims Stand Distorted   Secretary of State Decieres Disloyal Employes Will Not Be Tolerated

State Deficit Of 90 Million May Be Pared   Williams Says Taxing Is Only Solution

Plan to Attack Williams’ Budget   Governor to Ask Corporation Levy ‘to Bridge Deficit

STATE DEFICIT ESTIMATE. GETS GOP SCRUTINY   Appropriations Committee Skeptical of Williams’ $90 Million Figure

Municipal ities ‘Split’ On Rates In Phone. Gase   Some Prefer Continuing on State Basis, Other: Seek Exchange Method

Split Looms on Telephone Rate   Municipalities Do Not Agree on Plan

Study Program  Of Relief For Korean People   UN Group, Has Estimate That Gost Of Aiding Victims Of War Will Fyeeed 70.000 000

PLAN WAR ON SPEEDINC   New Hope Burgess Has intimated Summonses May be (tssued

New Hope Officials Find  Problem With Increased  Traffic   a0 ote ae pro atc —

Seniority Of Teachers In State Studied   “School Directors End Harrisburg Session; Resolutions Adopted

Nineteen The Death Toll As Ships Collide   Mercy Ship Was Rammed By A Freighter Off  San Francisco

May Be Some Still Missing   Navy, Coast Guard Start Inquiries Into How Collision Happened

Rescuers Rob - Pacific of 487   Eighieen Men, Navy Nurse Known Dead in Disaster

Hospital Ship Rammed, Sinks Off West Coast   524 Persons Believed to Have Beén Aboard When Proud White Mercy Ship Benevolence Is Struck

SHOWERS FOR KANSAS   New Mass of Cool Air Should Reach ‘State Late Tomorrow

Governor Says: ‘No Hair-Raising Changes Are Due in Reoraanization

Theme Of National 1-H Week Is “Better Livine Throuch A Retter Warlq”

Demos Concerned Over Trend To Right  GOP Sees Elections As Omen Of Victory

b.¢ « * Demos Concerned Over Trend To Right  GOP Sees Elections As Omen Of Victory

Boy With 2 Guns Holds Up Store   Youth Jailed With Girl Companion

Marines Shoot At Each Other  One Dead In 6-Hour Korea Front Mixup

Marines In ‘Error Fight   Confused Troops Fire On Each Other in Dork; One Killed

Confused. Marines Fire on Each Other During. Night   One Leathemeck Killed As Comrades Hear

Confused Marines Fight Each Other   One Is Killed In 6-Hour Battle In  Morning Darkness

Marine Killed by Comrades During Front Line Mixup  \ Confused Leathernecks Fire on Each   + Other in SivHour Exchanae of Smali Arms

Marine Units Swap Bullets   One Killed in 6-Hou Battle of Confusion

One American Is Killed by His Comrades as Confused Marines Stage Six-Hour Battle in Korea

U. S. Marines Fire On Each Other In Night Confusion   One Killed By Buddies In 6 Hour Exchange Of Small Arms Fire

Marines Fire On Each Other  In Confusion  a. ae 27) a i ee 7 ee   One Killed In Mixup Night-Roaming Goat Claimed First Target

Confused Marines Fight Night!ong Pitched Batile-- W ith Each Other

Howard Resigns Federal Post as Aide to Johnson   His Decision Follows in Aftermath of Criticism; Praises Defense Head

Says Coal Dive te Or Seized From Cities By Railroad   SAME aha,”       Governor Orders Investigation

Teece Hints Lt. Governor  Will Get Job   Governor Astonished At Political’ Charges

Siate Accidents Take Six Lives   Unidentified Man Is K\ilied on Road 4] Near Evansville.

Crashes Take. Six Lives on Hoasier Boars   Ronsselacr Postmasicr and His Son Killed and Wife Hurt as Car Hits Truck

Sounds Strangely Familiar —  ‘B’ Is Qualification  Rival Candidate, Same Name, Appear: On Ballot at Reauest of ‘Stranaer’

a ET TO NRE EE iii ii Cinta 1 ———_sr ili TTF  Thomas B. Jenkins vs Thomas A. Jenkins For Congress--Race Rigged by Unknown

Mail Christmas Packages and Cards” Early, Avoid Rush, Doellinger Urges

PLEASE-Mail Early, Post Master Pieads   Flocd Of Christmas Mail Expected To Break “49 High

Postmaster Repeats Appeal To Aid Post Office During Christmas Mail

Postmaster Blair Asks Public’s Cooperation In Doing Christmas Mailing at Early Date

 Mountains of Mail on Way Postal Force Knows: Frank Hentges: ‘Mail It Soon!’

Peace Petition Termed Phony   ‘Wiley Assaits. State Group, Rejects: Plea:

10 TO 40-CENT HIKE IN SOFT COAL PRICE   Recent Concessions To Miners Will Be Passed On to Con— ; summers

Soft Coal Industry Plans Price Hike of 10-40 Cents a Ton   Whether It Will Be Passed to Consumer Depends Upon Boosts

Planes Strafe Chinese Coast   Nationalists Blast Soviet-Built Bases

Stockpiles Go Down; Nation Feeling Pinch   Judge Extends His Unheeded No-strike Order to March 3

Mundt Calls Him “Johnny Come Lately”   Says Truman Better Late Than Never In Fighting Communisn

President Warns US. On Hysteria   Message Declares Commies Working  Inside Country

Truman Seeks Quick Action On Sabotage   Stricter Laws To Dea . With Spies And Aliens Uraed

{ruman Asks Slricter Anti-Sabotage Laws Rut Warns Against ‘Iysteria’

Hysteri ld A Danger, Says President   Congress Told What He Wants And What  He Dees Nigt Were

Truman Asks for Stricter Laws to ‘Deal With Spies   Also Wants Measure to Handle Deportable Aliens But Warns Congress Against Being Swept Away by Wave of Hysteria.

Truman Asks Spy, Alien Law At Once  Warns Against Police State Type

TRUMAN ASKS STIFFER LAWS ON ESPIONAGE      But President Warns Against Hysteria In Urging Action

Truman Asks For Broader Powers In Spy Checking Plans   Requests Congress to Take Immediate Action On Necessary Laws

President  Warns Of  Hysteria Wants Stricter  . Laws Dealing With Sabofage

President Wants Laws This Session Of Congress  But Warns ‘We Must Not Be Swep  ee

Truman Raps ‘Hysteria’ in Spy Hunting   Steps Into Congress Discussion With Own Prescriptions to Fight Saboteurs, Espionage

Lansing Solons Hope To Erase State Deficits  Cornorntion Profite   Corporation Profits Tax Bill Spurned

GOP Legislators Will Write Own’ Finance Measure  May Mean End of ~~ Proposed Tax Bill

ACTION KILLS PROPOSAL FOR PROFITS TAX   GOP Groups Promise Te Write New Measure; Balance Budget

GOP Tosses_ Out Williams’ State Budget   Will Write Own Measure, Legislators Say In Caucuses

Charges Of Communism Are Denied   Mrs. Brunauer Cites Evidence To Refute McCarthy Claims

Never Been A Communist, Mrs. Esther Brunauer Savs To Report   LattimoreDeclared McCarty’s Target   Drew Pearson Says Far East Expert Is Man Senator Labeled

Early Wind-up Of McCarthy Hearing Seen   Hoover Is Thot Ready to Deny Access to Files

Czechs Seize 2 Americans   Foreign Offices Announces Arresting Pair Of Mormons

‘Czech Foreign Office Announce: ‘Arrest of Two Missionaries For Entering Prohibited Area

Czechs Announce Arrest of Two U.S. Missionaries   Mormons Held for ‘Attempting to Enter A prohibited Area’

Missionaries Arrested By Czech Police   Claim 2 American Mormons Tried To Enter Prohibited  Area: Note Given

TYPHOON. HITS CENTRAL   ‘PHILIPPINES “CAUSING: GEAWN! BRadeuiee Wainane

Lie Appeals For Humanity Toward POY’:   Asks Red Cross Be Allowed To Cheek Atrocities

UN HEAD APPEALS FOR END OF ATROCITIES IN KOREA   Ry BRUCE W. MUNN

Lie Dispatches Identical Notes To Both Sides   Red Cross Observers Asked To Be Allowed

TO SPONSOR GRIDDERS   Quarterback Members Have K. U. Team Members at Banquet

Experimen tal Airship Flown By Naval Man    Bureau Of Aeronautics  Attache, Aviation Plant ; Hil. Alhnowl

THREE KILLED IN JET PLANE   ‘Navy Experimental Craft Crashes On First Long. Trip

Three Known Dead In Crash Of Experimental Jet Plane   Navy Ship Making First Transcontinental Trip; Fear Others Killed In  le I spas

3 MEN KILLED IN NAVY JET PLANE CRASH   Experimental Ship Blows Up ir Mid-Air on Transcon’ tinental Flight,

THREE KILLED IN JET PLANE CRASH   EXPERIMENTAL CRAF" BURSTS INTO FLAMES NEAR BEDFORD, VA.

Hoover Requests FBI Enlarvement   Security Problems Growing Steadilyv

Hoover Asks for Agents FBI Reports Spy Watching Job Now Worse than in War

Asks Boost In FBI Budget To Enlarge Force   Subversive Groups Posing Threats To Walfare OF Nation

Hoover Says FBI's Job On Spies ls Tough   Greater Danger From Espionage Now Than During War

HOOVER SEEKs BIGGER FORGE FOR FBI WORK   Wants 677 More Employes  and Half Million More Money.

Job Greater Than Ever  Says Hoover   Major Crime Is On Increase In U.S Declares Director

Hoover Asks Larger Force bie Fight Spies   FBI Head Says Danger  To U.S. Greater Than At Peak Of War

More G-Men Urged by FBI To Nab Spies   Hoover Asks Funds, Defends Limited Wire-Tap Policy

Menace of Spies ls Greater Now Than During War   Bigger FBI Force Asked--Red Trials Political Thunder

FBI Working Harder Than Ever to Curb Espionage in U.S. Hoover Pleads for More Agents To Combat Growing Spy Activity

‘Spy-Hunting Job Bigger Than Ever FBI'S EXPANSION URGED BY HOOVER

ASKS GREATE G-MAN FORCE   Spy Threat Greater Now - Than During War, Says  J. Edgar Hoover

Hoover Says Larger FBI Vital Need   Unlawful Aliens Numeroug In U. S.. Report Declares

Spy Hunt Still Big Job In U.S.  Worse Now Than In ‘oe... @ioiow tba

FBI Says Job Of Protecting Country From Spies Greater  Now Than During War’s Peak

FBI Says Protecting US From Spies Is Bigger Job Now Than During War

Bigger Force in FBI Is Requestec   Job of Protecting Nation Greater Now

Hoover Seeking Enlargement Of His Force   Conditions Worse Now Than in Wartime, He Says

Spy Job Mounts, Hoover Reports   FBI Director Asks for a Larger Force

Declares Job Of Protecting U.S. Boosted   Boss Of G-Men Says More Needed Since End Of War

Attorney General Attacks Corruption of Police; Oper Washington Crime Parley

Morality Rebirfh  As Bulwark Against Totalifarianism Is Plea oi President

Moral Rebirth Declared Need   President Throws Support to National Battle Against Orqanized Crime 

Mother Nabbed As Suspect in Atom Spy Case  FBI Arrests Kin Of Accused Men In Conspiracy   $100 000 Bail

7TH SUSPECT HELD IN ATOM SPY RING CASE   Woman Faces Charge Of Conspiring To Get Secret Data

FBI Nabs 7th Suspect In Spy Case   New York Woman, Mother of Two, Taken Into Custody.

No. 7 Suspect in Sty Ring Nabbed   Mrs. Ethel Rosenberg Is Arrested By FBI

Mother of Three  FBI Nabs Suspect No, Seven In Harry Gold-Fuchs Spy Case

SEVENTH SUSPECT IN ATOM SPY CASE HELD   Mrs. Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg Accused Of Conspiracy By Gorernment

HELD IN ATOM SPY RING CASE   Woman Faces Charge Of Conspiring To Get Secret Data

Woman Arrested As Spy Plotter  Wife, Sister of Two Men Already Held

Paralle! Park Plan Voted for College Block   Ordinance for Meters in Upper Alton District Laid Over

VoteDelayed on Upper Alton’s Parking Rules   Dog Ordinance Also Laid Over After First Reading

Chest Drive Nears Half-Way Goal As $23,578 Collected   Doll Predicts Success As First Week of Campaign Ends

Chest Drive Nears Half-Way Goal As $23,518 Collected  Doll Predicts Succes   Doll Predicts Succes: Ac First Week of Comoaian Ends

Republican Formula Draws Crowd at a Political Rally   Eats, Svelt Music and Top Speakers

How To Sponsor A Political Rally  GOP Crowd Charged Only $1 Per Person

Crime Inquiries May Be Delayed   Other Legislation Must Come First

Effort to Break German Deadlock Is Scheduled   French Sources Indicate Favor for Compromise Limiting Units

German Arms Deadlock To Be Studied   Another Meeting Set For Next Month in London

Efforts to Break German Rearmament Deadlock Scheduled for London Meet

Lurope Defense Pians Revise  Nations Deadlocked On Arming Germany

New Attempt “Af Settlement   Defense Force for Wes! Europe to be-Discussec at London on Dec. 4.

Bring 2 Men, Boy To Safety   Use Skiff In Saving Trio From Drownine

2 MEN AND BOY RESCUED WHEN VESSEL TIPS   Victims Unable To Swim; YWCA Camp Counselors Go To Rescue

PLAINVIEW YOUTH PRESENTS AWARD Dean Stangel Receives Honor At District 4-H Club Campo Here

Red Blockade In Berlin Would Revive Airlift      Western Officials Ready, Should Emergency Arise

Asserts Yanks In Korea Will Not Be Ousted   Pentagon Official Says It Will Take Time For Build Up

“No Dunkerque In Sight,” Spokesman Says Army Denies American Troops Being “Slaughtered” In Korea

No Dunkerque Is In Sight, Says Official   U. S. Troops Will Hold; Not Being Slaughtered, Says Pentagon Spokesman Todav.

Ame  Doing Job, He Sa   Not Facing Another Dunkerque; Intense Fighting Flares On kum River Front

No Dunkerque Is in Sight, Army Reports   Americans to Held to Get Time for Big Push, Says Official

OFFICIALS ARE NOT FEARING A DUNKERQUE   ‘Morning Brief Session At Pentagon Reveals There Is No Doubt American Troops Will Hold   JUILDING OFFENSIVE

Calm Down! No Dunkerque Is in Sight Says Army: Yanks Will Stop Offensive

N o Dunkerque, Army Officer Says Of Korea  Pentagon Spokesman Avers Yanks Aren’t

No ‘Slauahter’ o Yanks in Korea, Army Declares   Spokesman Also Says There Is No Danger Of a ‘Dunkerque’

Army Spokesman Denies Americans Face Catastrophe  Severe Casualties Disputed; Improved  Canditinane Sean

No Slaughter In Korea War   Pentagon Adds: ‘No Dunkirk’ Either, but Hints Lengthy Battle

No Dunkerque is in Sight   Yanks Not Being Staughtered—-but Situotion At Present 1g Embarrassing

Army Says No Dunkerque Is ‘In Sight   ‘No Doubt That We Are Going To Hold Claims Spokesman

No Slaughter In So. Korea, Pentagon Says   Defensive Action "Hard To Take’ But Is Effective

NO ‘SLAUGHTER’ ‘OF U, S, FORCES IN KOREAN WAR   Pentagon Officer Also Denies There's Any Chonce of Another Dunkerque

Kiva Losses.   Army Spokesman _Ridicules Talk-of “Second Dunkerque’

‘No Dunkerque In Sight Says Army Officer   Pentagon Spokesman Denies “Slaughter” of U. S. Troops in Korea —Big Factor Is Time

NO “SLAUGHTER” SAYS ARMY MAN   Spokesman At Pentagon ‘AS serts “There Is No Dankerque” In Sight,

jor Proof Asked  n Peace Intentions   Legion May Demand Dismissal of Acheson   NATIONAL GUARD USE UNDER STUDY  Army Calls 40,000 for December

Calls on Vishinsky To Prove Soviet's  Desire for Peace   UN Committee Told   By Canadian Proof  ste Equerly Awnited

Canada Dares Vishinsky To Prove Peace   Support Gathering For U.S. Proposal Of ‘Peace Patrols’

WAITING FOR ACTION   Canadian Minister Wants Russian to Back Up Peace Reports

Argue UN Peace Plan   Canada Speaks in Its Favor; Soviet Almost Completely Onnaced

To Arraign Man for Daughter’s Death   Father Who Had Said Child Was Kidnapped Reported To Have Confessed Killing

Dr, Peter Lindstrom T: File Sait For Divorce ‘From Ingrid Bergman

Bednasek Begged To Be Shot Says Officer Witness   Patrolman is Witness for State Today

Patrolman on Witness Stand in Slaying Trial   Te Ils How Bednasek Asked ‘to Be Shot’ After Co-ed Found Dead

Bednasek Beggec Officers to Shoo!  After Arrest for Stra cngulatien Death

Karly Jap Peace Paet  Advocated   Strong Pressure Is Building Up In. Washinston

Serving Of State Senator M’Kown As Racing Chief Is Ruled Illegal

PICK UP IMPETUS   Santa Claus, Wrapping Sta tion, Contests Slated  for Monday

PICK UP IMPETUS   Santa Claus, Wrapping Sta. tion, Contests Slated  for Monday   FIVE. PRIZE TURKEYS

FAST APPROVAL PREDICTED FOR CRIME INOUIR’   Fund Okayed For Probe Of Gambling, Underworld Activities

Senator Has ‘Tips’ Offers On Racketeers  FBI, Other Agencie: - Expected To Testif}

SENATORS FAVOR PROBE OF CRIME   TENNESSEE SPONSOR PREDICTS SPEEDY VOTE OF APPROVAL

Quick Approval Of Crime Drive   Senator Kefauver’s Plan For Cleanup Given Backing

Commies Hurl New Aggression Charge at U.S.   Propose That American Action Be Made the Subiect of Anv Discuccian

Utility’s Check Helps Up March Tax Receipts  I. P. S. Pays $18,089 County Gets $78,186  Veen LE meee mde J f*. Jn

Utility’s Check Helps Up March Tax Receipts  I. P. S. Pays $18,089; County Gets $78,186 In Homestead Credit

Unit Seeks to Check Red Breakthrough Till Division Lands   Airborne Troops’ Headquarters Set Up At Taejon As Gen. Church Prepares New Line

East Berlin ls Proved fo Be Red Ruled   Vemonstrations rai To Change Situation; Same Division Still Holds After Rally

Red Rally Builds Hate Against Allies   Communist Parade Moves With Precision And Ne Violence

Berlin Sta ys Divided City As Reds Fail   Threat To Seize West Seetor Faile To Come Off In Demonstration

‘March on Berlin Develops Into Red Parade  Well-Disciplined Youth Groups Hail Soviets ~-

Tax Cut Voted For Economy Smokes  - House Committee - Takes Action

House Committee Proposes Cut In Cigaret Taxes  ‘Economy Brands’ Will Benefit Ef Move Accepted

Cigarette Tax Cut Approved   Low-Cost Brands Could Sell For Less Thon Dime A Pack

SLASH IN TAX ON CIGARETTES   House Committee Votes  Cut For “Economy Brand” Packs

VOTES TO CUT TAX UN SOME SMOKES   HOUSE GROUP FAVORS SLASH IN IMPOST ON LOW PRICED CIGARETTES,

Committee Votes To Slash Tax On Economy Smoke:  Cut Applies to Cigarette   Cut Applies to Cigarette Manufactured To Retail At 12 Cents A Pack

House Group Approves Cut In Cigaret Tax   13-12 Vote Would Shave Impost by Two Cents On Chean Brands

Nae oe ‘, Ye ih, Missing Ozark Farm Girl Found In  Tourist Court Near Poteau, Oklahoma

Russian Veto Threat Dooms Vote on Korea   West Hopes Truman Pledge Will Result In China Withdrawal

Soviet Plans Veto  ‘Ot U.S. Resolution   UN Hopes Truman Statement Will Cause China To Recall Troops

Security Council Nears Vote   (irder To Chinese Communists Faces Russian Veto

Organized Crime Hing Suspected   Senate Investigators Set out to Find Ven in Top Posts.

GERMANS ASKING MORE FREEDOM IF TROOPS FICHT   Lengthy Negotiations Start Over Proposal To Swap Military Aid For Near-Inde pendence.

Allies Set. To Loosen Reich Reins   ‘Prepared to Yield _ Controls in Return For Use of German Troops in Joint Army

Big Step Made In Plans To Use German Troops   More Independence Being Sought For West Germany

Germany Ready To Trade Troops for Own Detense For Occupation Freedom

Big Step Made Toward Getting German Armies  Of Talk Ahead Refers Acreemert

Long Negotiations Loom Over Swap Of German Troops   Adenauer Announces Big Step Taken in Talk; Will Discuss End of Controls

Germany fo Give Troops in Return For Freedoms   That's the Deal Adenauer Wants For His Co-Operatior   Nearest to Treate

Big 3, Germany Plan Troops For Freedom’ Talks   Western Allies Offer To End Many Occupation Curbs

Deal for German Military Aid Is Now Under Way   Near Independence May Be Price Paid For Cooperation in International Army

GERMANS SEEK INDEPENDENCE   Want To Trade Use Of Their Troops For Removal Of Controls  LONG PARLEYS SEEN

West Germany Moves Toward Allied Tieup —  Negotiations Leading _ Toward Independence

‘Big Swap’ Shaping Ur  In Germany   West Expected to End Controls for Use of Troops

West Germany Takes A Long Step Toward Joining Old Foes As. Ally  Many Months Of Negotiations Likely To Follow In Effecting Swap Of Troops For

West Germans And West Talk Defense Trade   Troops for Freedom From Restriction Is Tenor of Germany's Offer to Allies

Long Talks With W. Germans Seen   Chancellor Adenauer Reveals Some Progress  Made in Army Plans

Acheson Asks Governor: To Lend Their Support To Truman’s Point Four

Acheson Asks Governors To Back Aid Plan   Wants Governors Tx Support Truman’s Aid Program For Backward Areas

Governors Hear Sec. Acheson  Appeals For Support To Backward Areas

Acheson Urges Governors To Support Truman’s Plan To Aid Backward Areas

Acheson Asks Governors To Back Truman’s Aid Program   Claims Such Aid Would Strengthen Resistance Against Extremism; Speech Deals Largely With World Peace.

ACHESON ASKS HELP _ FOR POINT FOUR   Urges Governors To Back Truman Idea To Aid Backward Areas

Secretary Appeals to  Governors   Acheson Asks Support for Program to Aid Backward Areas of World   Assails Attacks   Opposition Veils Good Aspects of Self-Help in Plans, He Says

APPEAL VOICED FOR GOVERNORS TO FAVOR PLAN   Secretary Of State, Addressing Conference, Urges Support For Truman's Proposal.

Governors Urged To Back Truman Plan  Secretary Acheson In  Plea For Aid To Backward Nations

Point Four Plan Value  ‘2 ¢, stressed * Meeting   tsovernors Gather To Study Problem Of State Position

Acheson Urges Full Support Of Truman Aid Plar   Governors Are Told U. S. Must Come To Help Of People In World’s Back ward Areas

Acheson In Appeal For  Point Four   Secretary Of State Addresses Governors’ Conference On Trumar Proposals

Convinced U. S. Must Present United Front To Set Example For Other Free Countries

HAST GERMAN REDS PLAN FALL RALLY   Demonstration for ‘Peace’ Ordered; Party Going Underground

Reds i in West Are Ordered Underground   East Zone Plans Rally Of ‘Peace Fighters’ Tn Ruhr Vatlev

WEST GERMAN YOUTHS SUMMONED TO RALLY   Communists To Retaliate Fo Crushing Defeat Sustained At  Poll<« Tact S&nndaac

Gen. MacArthur Flies ° To Seoul To Turn Over , Capital City To Rhee

Republican Forces Told to Stop and Reform at Boundary   Terse Orders May Indicate U.N. Troops May Consolidate Present Gains Before Going After Northern Reds.

3rd Division Sheiis Retreating Commies Along Boundary Line   Two Other Divisions Chase North Koreans Toward Foul Line; Ordered Not To Cross Over.

Allied Artillery Guns Shell Red Positions Astride Line; Halt In Advance Is Ordered

—WHAT NOW? — MacArthur Restores Capital   SOUTH KOREANS AT PARALLEL

MacArthur Returns Capital to Rhee   Republican Forces Halt for Regrouping Without Crossing Over Into Enemy Country

Forces Regroup Without Crossing Into Red Section   Yanks, Allies Within 25 Miles of Border All Along Its Lenath

Ally Troops Begin Shelling Reds on Border   Await Decision of UN on Whether to Drive North

5. Koreans Told To Stop And Regroup At Boundary Line   Cen. MacArthur Returns Seoul To President! Rhee: 30,000 Communists Caueht In American Encivcloment

Halt And Regroup Is Late Order   Seoul Turned Over To, President Rhee By Gen. MacArthur

End Of 135 Mile Dash Up Korea's Eastern Coast For South Ko. rean Third Division   SEOUL TURNED OVER - TO PRESIDENT RHEE

SOUTH KOREAN BUND OnELLING BORDER FORTS   In Seoul MacArthur Returns Captured Capital City to Korean Renublic.

South Koreans Shelling Reds.  Across Border   Action May. Indicate Victors Will Not Invade North Korea

S. Korean Army knds Long Drive  At Parallel   Stop Order Comes From US Military Advisory Group

Hurl Shells, But Do Not Cross Line   No Explanation 1s Given of US Military Order

Reds Shelled On Line By ROK Troops   MacArthur Returns Seoul To Rhee

~Koreans__ Shell Enemy at 38th Line   MacArthur Turne-Over Seoul To President Syngman Rhee

Ordered By U.S. Advisory Group Not to Cross oie Move May Be Only Delay Before Drive Or Expectation of Peace Terms From Reds

Mafia Activity Is Hinted in Probe of Gang Operations   Mysterian Sicilian Society Is Being Scrutinized by Committee As Ringleader in Crime Syndicate

LINK MAFIA, ~ SECRET SOCIETY, TO U. S. CRIME   Senatorial Investigators Told Sicilian Organizations In On Killings.

Crime Hearings To Study ‘Mafia’   Mysterious Sicilian Society Scrutinized

Senate Crime Group Eyes C. K. ‘Society’   Mysterious Sicilian Mafia Scrutinized By Senators

Crime Probers Link Sicilian “Mafia io U.S. Gaming Gangs   Narcotics Agent Suggests Tie-Up At K.C. Hearing

Crime Probers Checking Into Mafia Society   Link Sicilian Organi. zation With Gam. bling and Murder

Mafia Group Tied Up With Crime, Charge   Federal Agent Tells  Of Kansas City Evils

Sicilian Society And Underworld Activity Probed   Mysterious Group Enters Crime Probe

Sen. Chavez Denounces L. Budenz   Witness Labelled Publicity-Seeker, Spreadinea Lies

CHAVEZ AVOWS BUDENZ USING CROSS AS CLUB   Sen. McCarthy Claims Budenz Victim Of  ‘Smear Attemnt’

Solon Calls  Budenz Liar   Chavez Says Red-Accuser Is Publicity Seeker

Senator Chavez Denounces Budenz As Liar ‘Using the Cross as a Club’

PLANE INTO SEA; 7 PERSONS KILLED   Dutch Mail and Cargo Craft Crashes on Flight From Amsterdam : to Tondnon.

Keith Byergo Gets Close Haircut for Taking Stars-Bars   Viere From California

Pyongyang Cheers Victor   Church Bells Greet United Nation Troops

MARTHUR 10 URGE JAPANESE TO TAKEUP ARMS   Would Be Necessary In Self-Defense: Says UN General

EX-CONVICT, HIS WIFE AND —  ‘UNBORN BABY ARE KILLED IBY CAR BOMB AT FT. WORTH

Explosion Rips ‘Automobile As Starter Used   Narcotics Convict  is Victim; Unborn

Gambler. Wife Killed ByBomb   Fort Worth Blast Goes Off When Harris Starts Car

Gambler's Aid Killed by Bomb   Wife, Unborn Baby Victims of Blast

Explosion Rips Automobile As Starter Used  em bi m P ns  k   Narcotics Convict Is Victim; Unborn Infant Also Killed

Unborn Baby Dies in Gang Type Murder  Explosion Occure   Explosion Occurs as Nelson Harris Steps on Starter

GREEN DRAGON FIGURE KILLED   Wife And Unborn Baby Also Are Victims Of Bomb Explosion

Civil Defense Council Is Set Up Again in Missouri   Governor Names Ralph Hammond to Administer Procram in State.

Have Defense Council Again   Viee Chairman Is Ralph Hammond Of Jefferson City

WARNING AGAINST FOES Coplon -Gubitchev Convictions Acclaimed by U. S. Law Officers

CONVICTION IS HAILED AS WARNING   Miss Judith Coplon And Russian Plan To Appeal Verdict

Murray Accuses Congress   CIO President Reports To CIO's National Conventior

ClO Chief Takes Rap at Congress  Loo! Ct ~@inicrmmaw Se   Charges Catering in Defense Program

Truman to Deliver  Pre-Election Plea  Nov. 4 Speech to Ask ~ Democratic Congress

TIRE PURCHASES ARE UP, INDUSTRY SAYS   Public Short-Sighted In Buyins Extras Yo Beat Rationing, Snokesmen Sat

Automobile Tires Being Bought Up   Scarce Buying Termed Foolish By Rubber Manufacturers

Choking Child Is Saved at Hospital   Doctors Remove Grain ot Corn from Thtoat.

E-st Prairie Child Doing Nicely After Corn Removed From Windpipe

H. H. Honeycutt Succeeds Moore At Prison Post   Director Quits With Continued Denial Of Charges Against Him

Honeycutt Replaces Moore As Head Of Prison System On Acting Basis

Big Mo Faces New Shelving   Battleship Missouri Js in Drydock After Tussle With Bay Mud

DEACTIVATION OF MISSCURI 5 PROPOSED   Difficult to Justify Use for Training, Says Retiring Adm. Blandy.

‘BIG BATTLESHIP IMAY BE RETIRED   Proposal! Made 'To Put Missouri In Mothballs; Called Too Expensive For Trains ing Purnoses.

Big Mo Faces New Shelving  Battleship Missouri Is in Drvdack After

Mighty Mo, Freed of Mud Bank, Now Facing Chance of Being Shelyed by Conaress

Italy Premier Seeks Right  To Utilize Firm Measures  Against Red-Aided Fights

DeGasperi Desires Strong Measures  To Quell Uprising:   Premier Warns Deputies Rough Times Ahead; Bemand Grows From Strikes

De Gasperi Asks Stronger Powers  Italian Premier Wants To Quell Red. Uprisings.

SERVED 5/7 YEARS   J. C. Mohler Retires as Sec— retary of State Board of  Agriculture

John L. Lewis’ Mother is Dead   Famed Son at Bier Of Parent, Aged 91

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS SUNDAY   Return To Eastern Standard Time Will Be Effective At 2 A. M. In State Communities

BEGIN STRIKE VOTE AT AUTOS   Union Demands 10-Cent Pension, Insurance

Rep. Bailey Plans Mine- Seizure Bill   Federal Officers’ ‘Dilatory ‘Tactics’ ‘Cited by Owner in Senate Hearing

Legislation For Mine Seizure  Being Sought   Industry: Official Blames Government For Current Crisis

SAYS GOVERNMENT'S: DILATORY TACTICS RESPONSIBLE FOR SOFT COAL CRISIS

Shortages Of Coal Are Regional .   Big Cities Hard Hit; Severe Cold Could Cause Emergency Steps To Conserve Supply 7

Cities Faced With Shortage Of Coal, Sudden Cold Spell Would Cause Grave Hardship

Coal Shortages Found Regional But Some Cities Facing Crisis    Weatherman Big Help In Keeping Nation From '. Suffering, Survey Reveals; Some Down To Few Days Supply.   ‘None Has Suffered Here Yet From Lack Of Coal. Report Two Dealers   While Pocohontas And Some Stoker Coal No! Available, They Say That Those Who Are Willing To Use Substitutes Can Still Get Them Here.

Critical Shortage¥ Face Some Cities, Coal Survey Shows   Weather Is Biggest Single Factor In Preventing National Suffering

Cities To Face  CL ast uct Snortages Chicago And Detroit Ration Supplies

Chinese Reds Fail To Pursue  Their Offensive Allied Officers Are Mystified at Red Withdrawals

Chinese Retreat Perplexes Allies   Officers Fear Reds Regrouping for Attack

Duel Near Manchurian Frontier   Action on Ground In Korea Limited To Patrols; Reds Withdraw North

Ground Action Limited Largely To Patrols   Chinese Reds Feared Regrouping For New Assault

Red Withdrawal Baffles Allies   J. S., Soviet-Made Planes In Long Aerial Battle

US Warplanes, Russian-Built Fighters Duel  Mustangs of 5th Air Force Claim Hits On 3 Jets

$35 Billion Just Part of Expense   House Starts Considering -$16 Billion More

18 Dead, 82 Missing After Crash   Hospital Ship And Freighter Collided; 423 Persons Accounted For By Latest Report

Believe All. Others Safe   Survivors Go to Hospitals, Homes Tedav

526 Aboard When Struck by Freighter   Disaster 4 Miles From Golden Gate in Blinding Fog

Mercy Ship Disaster Is Fatal to 18   Hospital Craft Struck By Freighter; Big Rescue Action.

18 KNOWN DEAD IN COLLISION NEAR HARBOR   NO PATIENTS ABOARD DURING TRIAL RUN OFF GOLDEN GATE

Mercy Craft Rammed In Fog By Freighter   Tragedy Occurs In Swirling Wate?s Off Golden Gate Bridae Near Frisco

Navy Reports 515 on Board: Lost Vessel  Most of Rescued Placed in Hospitals;

18 Perish As Hospital Ship Sinks   Others Missing; Nearly 500 Saved In Frisco Harbor

IS STRUCK BY FREIGHTER OFF GOLDEN GATE   Capsizes And Goes Down Within 15 Minutes After Crash

-~SHIP TRAGEDY497 Aboard Mercy Craft Are Rescued  - Boat Returning  From Trial Run

Death Toll Set At18 In Collision Of Ships  Near California Coast

Two Collide in Fog at Frisco Harbor’s Mouth   522-Foot Vessel Keeled Over 15 Minutes After Crash

Many Are Lost When Hospital Ship is Sunk   82 Persons Still Missing in Tragedy Off West Coast

Eighteen Lose Lives In Ocean Disaster   Hospital Ship On Trial Run Rammed By Freighter in Foq

Eighteen Die When Hospifal Ship Overturns After Collision in Fog Off Golden Gate   qT housands of Filipino Rebels Loot, Barn and Kill in Terror Raids Protesting Country's Entry in War

Navy Puts Dead in Hospifal Ship Collision at 18 when Freighter Rams It in Fog off Frisco Bay

Hospital Ship, Freighter Crash Off Golden Gate   Mercy Ship Just Out Of Mothballs; 505 Reported Aboard

HOSPITAL SHIP, FREIGHTER COLLIDE   More Than 400 Are Rescued Off Golden Gate  VESSEL   On Last Shakedown Cruise Preparatory To Going To War Front

Hospital Ship, 515 Abcard, Keels Over Withia 15 Minutes After Collision; All Believed  Aeaenintad Kar

Hospital Ship Benevolence Sinks With At Least 18 Dead: 82 Missing

18 Drown, 489 Others Rescued i in Collision —  Off Califé6rnia Coast      ND Man Aboerd

Others Believed Accounted for as Be‘nevolence, Navy Craft, Goes to Bot-tom Off San Francisco Bay After ‘Collision With Freighter in Dense _Fog—Court of Inquiry Will Attempt  to Fix Blame.   : 515 REPORTED ON BOARD

Hospital. Ship Sinks Following Collision    - Freighter Plows Into Vessel In Thick Fog Off Golden Gate, California — Total Of Numher Dead Still fe Uncertain

Craft Rammed In Fog Off  San Francisco   Was Nearing Dock After Trial for  Korean Service

515 ABOARD AS VESSEL OVERTURNS   Outbound Freighter Rips Into Ship About Four Miles Out From San Francisco,   HOSPITAL SHIP IS LYING ON ITS SIDE   Benevolence Had Left Navy Yard for Korean War Duty. Survivors in Area Hospitals.

Mercy Ship, Freighter In Collision   Hospital Vessel Capsizes And Sinks Within 15 Minutes Off Coast Of San Francisco; Death Toll Climbs

Death Toll in Ship Disaster Now Reaches 18   Freighter Rams, Sinks Hospital Ship in Fog of San Francisco Bay.

18 Persons Die AsHospital Ship, --Freighter Crast   Navy Saya AOG [Others Involved In Hision  At Golden Gate Safe

18 Are Dead As Hospital Ship Lies Overturned   Navy Reports That Remainder Of 525 Passenger Are Accounted For After Freighter Rams Shin

Collision Sinks Hospital Ship; 18 Lives Lost   Navy Believes All Others Aboard Are Now Accounted For

18 Die as Navy Hospital Ship Sinks   Medical Staff on Trial Run Cff San Francisco; No Patients Aboard

18 Die As Hospital Ship Hit In Harbor   Reconditioned for Korean War Duty, Hospital Ship Overturns When Rammed By Freighter: 515 Were Aboard Ship

18 MEET DEATH AS SHIPS GRASH ON WEST SOAST   Hospital Ship Rammed By Freight Vessel Off San Francisco — Nearly 500 Persons Rescued.

HOSPITAL SHIP QUICKLY SANK AFTER RAMMING   No Patients Aboard Navy Vessel Making Trial Run Off ‘Frisco

18 Lose Lives as Hospital Ship is Sunk in Collision  Navy Believes   Navy Believes All Others of 515 Aboard Safe

489 Known to Have Survived Sinking Of Hospital Vessel  Navy Says Some Still May   Navy Says Some Still May Be Missing: Investigations Into Collision Get Under Way

Mercy Vessel and Freighter Collide in Fog   Boat Sinks So Fast Only One “SOS” Call Can Be Radiced

Hospital Boat Upset in Crash With Freighter   Remainder of 515 On Board Saved, Navy Believes

—OVERTURNSAll Others Of 515 are Rescued   NA ¥ Y CR AFT HIT, BY FREIGHTER”

Eighteen Die When Hospital Ship Overturns After Collision in Fog Off Golden Gate

18 PERSONS, INCLUDING NAVY NURSE, ARE KNOWN DEAD IN SINKING OF NAVY HOSPITAL SHIP IN SAN FRANCISCO’S GOLDEN GATE

Overturns After Collision !n Dense Fog   Accident Occurs As Vessel Enters San Francisco Bay

Will Not Recommend Schoal Finance Plan   Legislative Council Says tt Lacks Facts Oe Asucatlehleo Ponds

No Action On Schools   Legislative Council Won’t Back State High School Finance Plan”

All South Korean Prisoners Slain as Invaders Pull Out of Mokpo Naval Base; Each Victim Shot Individually.

PRESIDENT NOT IN DANGER FROM ATTACK   High Government Source Reveals Elaborate Security Measureg to * Safeguard Life of Mr. Truman,

Asserts Public Supports Aims OfSen. McCarthy  Gabrielson Makes Statement As GOP Leaders Convene

Gabrielson Says Americans Wholeheartedly ‘Agree With Senator McCarthy's Obiectives

GOP Leaders Oper Two-Day Session  ‘Shirtsleeve’ Meeting First of Three Aimed At Getting out Vote

Americans Aqree With McCarthy's Objectives, Asserts G. O. P. Chairman

Drive Launched by Republicans  Party ‘Aarees'’ with   Party ‘Agrees’ with -

Chairman Lines Republicans Up With McCarthy  Nation Backs Drive , . Se. ES Inert’ © Sonar

Republican Head Opens Campaign  Gabrielson Asserts   Gabrielson Asserts Americans Agree With McCarthy ‘Objectives’

GOP Begins 1950 Drive, Gives Boost  To McCarthy   Gabrielson Claims Americans Support Senator’s Charges

GOP Backs McCarthy   Party Chief Says Péople Wholehearted] Agree With Objectives

National Leader Gives Boost fo. Sen. McCarthy  Says People Agree With Obiectives _.

Guy Gabrielson Boosts McCarthy As Leaders Meet  a ge Py ia Ce Y   GOP Chairman Laud: Senator’s Objectives  At Political Confab

Gabrielson Opens 1950 Vote Drive For Republicans  Says Americans ~ Favor McCarthy’s  Obiectives

GOP Leader Gives Boost  To M’Carthy   Gabrielson Qaints Most Americans In Favor Of His Aims

“Objectives” Of McCarthy's Campaign Approved By Public Gabrielson Tells Conference

Gabrielson Backs Charge By McCarthy   Republican National * Chairman Says People “‘Wholeheartedly’ Agree With Wisconsin Senator

SAYS, §. PEOPLE BACK OBJECTIVES OF SEN, MCARTH   Gabrieison Boosts: Wisconsin Senator At Meeting Of  GOP. Leaders

GOP Leaders Back WCa rthy In Red Charges   National Chairman Open: Vote-Seeking Meet With Approval Of Senator

Parka-Troops Swarm Over Resistance, Dig In For Enemy Assault   Eight Mile Drive In Zero Storm Gives Yanks High Ground Overlooking Major Bastion.

7th Division Unit: Reaches Last Big Red Base in Korea   Troops Dig In Against Commies, Bitter Cold

Bo eae ET ES Pave PEMES ane PRT RR ES EPO ee EAE EIS OD RN AR Ne ee:  Yanks Within 20 Miles Manchuria: Dig In Acainst Reds: Bitter Cold

Expect Twin Assaults By Red Forces   Seventh Division Digs In On High Hills At Kapsan

Seventh Division Now 90 Miles From Border   Troops Dig in for Expected Attacks From Enemy And for Protection Against Bitter Cold Weather of North Korea.

Reds Pull Back On All Fronts, Mass in West   American Column Closes on Bestion In Northeast Korea

CHINESE MASS 50 DIVISIONS NEAR BORDER   Advancing U, S. Troops Dig-in After Takine Mountain

No Casualties Suffered In New: Advance   Dig In Hills Against Anticipated Twin Assaults By Communists And Bitter North Korean Winter   GUERILLA ACTIVITY : INCREASES IN SOUTH

Reds Retreat on All Fronts in No. Korea   Mercury Plummets as U. N. Forces Roll  Toward Manchuria

Division Digging In For Stand   ‘Advancing Gls Suffer No Casualties In Swift Drive Into Korean Hills

7th Division Armored Cohumn 20 Miles from Manchuria; Reds Retreat

tickets, Fiease !!Runaway Locomotive Takes Trapped Motorist for Ride

Truman Asks Quick Action On Tax Hike    Excess Profits Levy Delay May Clear Road For $5 Billion Increase

Truman Urges Quick Action On New Taxes   Calls In House Demo Leaders For Conference

Truman Pushe: For Approval Of Tax Boosf  President Confers: With Top Leaders OF Hoauce Sanate

Congress Seen Ending Session   Late Next Week   Would Show Home Folks Why They Should Be Reelected In November

Truman Urges Quick Action On Tax Bill   Talks With Demo Leaders Myers And McCormack

Quick Action U rge on Taxe: B Vv President   Compromise Talk On the Issue of Excess Profits

Truman Asks Quick Action On Tax Boost   Prods Congress For Action On Bill Increasing  Taxes $5 Billion

Truman Prods Congress For Tax Increase  Talks With Leaders; Compromise Looms  ces pa ~~. 3 am

Quick Action-on Tax Plan-Urged  ‘Congress Prodded — by Trumdn on Levy

Truman Prods Congress For  Tax Bill Move   Senate And House Leaders Summoned To Conference

CONGRESS TOLD QUICK INCREASE IN LEVY NEEDED   Secretary Of Treasury  Stresses Importance  Making Tax  Boosts,. Effective October 1.

Truman Prods Congress For Quick Action On Tax Boost   Calls I.eaders For Talk; Emphasizes Speed Importance

Dairy State Forces Lose In Senate Test   Clears Way for Oleo Tax Repeal

Dairy States’ Oleo Repeal Measure Dies   Senate Action Also Kills Riders to Ban Excise Taxes

Oleo Forces Win Victory   Substitute To Senate Bill Is Defeated, 48-37

LEO REPEALER BACKERS WIN IN FIRST TEST   Senate Kills Dairy States Substitute, Clears Way for Final Action.

Western Europeans Are Unprepared For Atomic War, Press Check Shows

A-Defense Not Ready  In Europe   Survey of Nations Shows Lack of Plan In Case of Attack

Bob Reynolds Urges Cut In Income Taxes   Makes Address At Asheville

Shaw Yielding in Battle With Death   World's Greatest ‘Living Playwright Falls Into Coma

May Aid Crosser     yed Kids  Television Tough on Night Vision, Optometrists Say

A-BOMB USE BEING URGED Congressmen Kye Drastic Plans For Pressing War

YANK REVERSES BRING CALL FOR A-BOMB USE. .   Sec. of State Acheson Warns That. Korean Conflict May be First Part of General. Contmunist Scheme of Armed Aggress«  . kon Throughout Work.

Bonus Veterans May Continue ‘On Relief   U.S. Concedes Penna. Point in Dispute Affectine 6000

Reds Threatening Suwon Truman Acts On Recommendation Of Gen. MacArthur

Truman Orders Move as Invaders Push South of River Defense Line .

Yanks Break Up Two New Red Attacks On Steadily Diminishing Beachhead   Fighting Swirling Closer To City Of Hungnam As Communists Draw Tight@ning Ring Around Perimeter

REDS ATTACK ESCAPE AREA OF HUNGNAM   Allies’ Planes, Guns, Warships Blasting Enemy At Beachhead

Reds Pressing Against Tiny UN Beachhead   Desperate Yankees Remaining On Shore Fight Off 2 Attacks

Units of 25th Division Mak Sweeping Gains In Front Lin Attacks Near Key Port of Pusa   FOUR DAY TOLL OF ENEMY DEAD IS 15,0(

Yanks Erase Wedge In Line Near Pusan; 15,000 Reds Killed In 4 Days

MARKET REACHES NEW HIGH PEAK   Rise Spearheaded By Chem ical, Radio-TV And Automobile Shares -

OKs Anti-Taft Speech   Hodgepodge Of Insignia  Being Replaced By 28th

Two High Police Officials Testity At Crime Probe  Men Furnish Details   Men Furnish Details Regarding Their Big Income at Hearing

SWITCHNEN GET CONTRACT      Sett'oment Provides for 40-Hour Work Week Next Year and Pay Increase — Trainmen and Conductors Expect Bargaining Sesslon Noxt Week.

W. Pullman Plant  Employees Receive  Six Cent Boost Workmen OK Agreement During Union Meeting

W. Pullman Plant  Employees Receive  Six Cent Boost Workmen OK Agreement  "% FT e

America in the Future Will Become One Great Mass of Concrete Roads Boyle Visions

Grave View Of H-Bomb Is Expressed By Einstein Says Annihilatio1 Of Life on Earth

Einstein Warns Of Death Blow To Earth’s Life   Radioactive Poisioning Of Atmosphere Seen

OFFERS PEACE THEORY. ; ~ Einstein Fears H-Bomb Could Destroy All Life

Einstein Condemns Atomic ‘Hysteria’ Annihilation Of Any Lif   Annihilation Of Any Life Of Earth Termed  Possible

Pennsy Passenger, Freight in Wrecks  Flyer Jumps Track, Mail Clerk Injured

TOTAL TO DATE $815, CHRISTMAS SALE T.B. SEALS  Drive Sets Record Already; Have Responses 879 Of  Oo AohHh $F .4:4...k...

TOTAL TO DATE $705, CHRISTMAS SALE T.B. SEALS  Receive Fine Reaponse For

Woman Missing in Colorado Adventure   Art Teacher Vanishes on Route Through Treacherous 170-Mile Trip

Myers May Get Coveted Senate Tax Group Post   Democratic Committee Expected to Take Job Away From Republican

MYERS IN LINE FORKEY POST   Pennsylvania Senator Slated for Coveted Seat In Tax-Writing Group

Report Myers In Line For Tax Committee   Steering Group To Decide Wednesday On Ratio Changes

FOR TAX BLO   Pennsylvania Senator May Get Important Post On» Senate Committee

MYERS SLATED FOR TAX BLOC   Pennsylvania Senator May Get Important Post On Senate Committee

$100,000 Bail On Harry Gold Set for Spying   Details of Activities  on Atom Espionage Admitted to FBI

Philadelphian Held as Helper of Fuchs, Reds   $100,000 Bail Set; Researcher Called ‘Tool’ for Soviets

$100,000 Bond Set By Judge After Hearing  FBI Says Ha rry Gold information rhe ale ot Agents

Red ‘Peace’ Plan Gives Ballyhoo Edge to Russians   Austin Brands Malik Move as ‘Shell Game’

Malik Propoat Hit As Russian ‘Shell Game’  Security Council s Adjourned Until Next Tuesday

Soviet Peace Plan Seen.as.  ‘Shell Game’   Malik Asks Troops Be Withdrawn From Korea

See Red ‘Plan For Peace’ a Shell Game   Council Adjourns Te Tuesday After Days Of Maneuvering

Red ‘Peace Plan’ Surprises U. S., UN Delegations  Americans View Proposal as New Tune of Savint Shall Gana’

Soviet ‘Peace Plan Termed ‘Shell Game’   Propaganda Victory Scored By Malik

Russia’s “Peace Plan” Viewed By West As New Kremlin “Shell Game”

Most of Victims Returning From Visit to Vatican   Sorrowing Pope Prays on Hearing News, Msgr. Bureau, Former Dean at Laval University, Among Those on Board.

POPE PRA  YING FOR VICTIMS:  OF DISASTER   Craft Hits Mountain -In France After Leaving Rame

Searchers Strive To Reach Site  In South France; Many Holy Year Pilgrims Aboard

Villagers See Burst of Fire As Plane Falls   Pope Prays in Chambers When Told of Crash he Mt T’Ohian

Canadian Airliner, Carry: . ing Holy Year Pil grims, Crashes   HITS SNOW-COVERED MOUNTAIN IN FRANCI

IXDIAN AREA SHARKEY   Fifty-One Pilgrims Feared Killed in Transport Crash

CanadianPlane, Carrying Holy Year Pilgrims From Rome, Crashes In France

Canada Craft Bearing 58 Strikes Peak   Rescue Teams Start. Climb to Site  In Southeast Francs

Britain Wants UN to Back Election To Unite North and South Korea

Britain Urges Commission Be Created To Unite N orth And South Korean Elements

Britain Seeks Election To Unite Korea   Want North, South Under One Gov't

Sabotage Linked To Sunday Blast   ‘Voice of America’ Transmitters Damaged

Bronze Replica Of Original Liberty Bell Slated For Glade Visit   Due To Arrive At 12:30 P.M. On May 25

Liberty Bell Scheduled to Arrive ~ In Olney June 29 to Spur Bond Shs

French To Ask Action At July 3rd Conference   Occupation Status Of Defeated Nation Will Not Be Chanaed

En raged Father Goes On Shooting Spree To Wipe lOut Wife’s Family: Five Were Killed, Four Hurt

Five Slain By Enraged Jersey Man   Killer Captured Without Struggle; Sleeps In Cell

BANKERS’ MEETING   13 Counties to Send Rep. resentatives; Local  Banks Will Close

MARKET BREAKS WIDE OPEN AGAIN   Losses Range To Around $3 a Share; Exchange Deluged With Orders

Solve Murder At Hohart, Police Say   Millhand Is Said To Have Confessed To Slaying Youth

YOUTH TELLS OF SLAYING   Secret Love For Girl Caused Him To Kill, He Declares.

Lover from  Afar Tells Of Slaying   Admits Killing of Boy Friend of Girl Who Never Met Him.

CURTAILED POSTOFFICE SERVICE SET THURSDA\   Four Staff Promotions Re. ‘ported By Department ,   W. D. McCarthy Superintendent Of Mails; Cot WU Mean No  Reduction. In Force

Four Staff Promotions Reported By Department   W. D. McCarthy Supcrintendent Of Mails; Cot Wil Mean No Reduction In Farce

Cain Launches Rent Control Talk Campaign  Foe of Measure Opens Filibuster Aaninet Extension

Washington  Senator In Bitter Debate   Lucas Leads Fight, Vows Sessions Until Controls Ballot Taken

FILIBUSTER ON RENT CONTROLS   GOP SENATOR WILL ATTEMPT TO BLOCK ACTION ON BILL

Senator Cain Filibusters on Rent Control   Biocks Attempt to Set Date for Vote, Starts Bitter Debate

Washington Solon Starts Bitter Debate   Enemy of Controls Vows-Fight as Long as He 'Can Stand’.

Rent Control Fight Bitter   Cain Conducts 1-Man Filibuster on Bill

(Modern Military Miracle—  (Allies, Gear Sail Off Leaving Gutted Port To High Bidder

Withdrawal of 10th Corps Was Miracle of War   105,000 Men and 90 p-c. of Equipment and Supplies Saved

105,000 Men and Supplies Redeployed from N. Korea In Great Sea Operation

Hungnam Called a Bloodless Dunkerque   Even Last Man of 105,000 Force Saved in Military Miracle

‘Prison Inmates Hit Radio Crime   Magazine Editorial Says Influence On Youth Is Great Harm

A WORKSHOP IN JUNE   K. U. Ix Sponsoring Fourth Annual Event for Teachers

‘Excess’ Cofton Penalty Is Set   Rate to Be 50 Per Cent Of Parity Prices Effective June 15

Knock Out Two Red Troop Ships   Casualties Reported Heavy; Were on Way to Reinforce Chinju Battle Front

South Korea Navy Blasts 2 Troopships   Reds’ Casualties Reported Heavy As Result Of Sea Blow

Communist Casualties Are Heavy   One Red Ship With Troops, Ammunition Sunk, Another Damaged by S. Koreans During Naval Shelling Near Mokpo

Property Owners Agree to Share Their Profits in Indiana Oil Boom

Jerusalem Item High on Agenda  UN Trusteeship Council in Session

¥ J ( Sf . “ NI ww ie) Pp 4 Ce. eo   United Nations Council Begins Regular Summer Session

Lan Reds Behave?  U.N. Council To Meet; Jerusalem Control, China Seat Big Issues

UN Council  Open Today In Summer  Discussion   Jerusalem Control, Chinese Question, High On Topic List

-ESCAPEE DESCRIBES NEW PLANTS:  Scientist Says Russia Has 250 A-Bombs

Coast of N. E. Is Threatened By Hurricane   May Arrive Off Nantucket by Midnight Tonight   Unlikely to be as Destructive as Those of 1938 1944 in This Area.

International Authority To Supervise Arms Reduction Is Proposed by U. S.

International Authority On  Arms Proposec   U.S. Would Have U.N. Supervise And Chacek

Kohier Pledges Vet Housing Aids  Backs Limitation Hike to $15,000

iF ¥VVQF OMOUIQ NWOTlic~  U.S. Counts On Small, Mass Produced Sub To Ambush Enemy’s Undersea Craft

MOTHER OF SEVEN HELD FOR THEFTS   Postal Officials. Nab. Ti:  tusville Resident -

Town's People Have Fill Of Communism   Citizens Given Demon- stration. OF Life Ta : Police Stata:

One Day Under Red Rule Enough for This Town ~   600 Negroes Throw Part To Honor Their Bosses

Tosses ‘Communist’ Signs, Proclamations, Flags on Bonfire to‘Signal Formal Return ' To Traditional Freedoms of Americanism

Union Chief Hits At U. S. Leaders For Bungling Jot   Selfish Interest On Part Of Industrial Management Cited

Reuther Hits Lack of Curbs   Labor Leader Says Government Bungling

Reuther Biasts Price Increases  Government Bungling  Says UAW Leader

Reuther Calls For ‘Genuine’ Price Control   Scores Government’s Bungling Conversion To Defense Productiot

WARTHUR FLIES BACK TO TORY   GENERAL VISITS KORFA FRONT — PLANE HAS BRUSH WITH FIGHTER.

MacArthur Safe After Escaping Fighter Attack  General Inspects Defenses Close Up;

MacArthur Returns fo Tokyo Base After First-Hand View of Invasion   President Denounces Red Koreans As ‘Bandits,’ Says U. S. ‘Not af War’

Red Plane Tries To Attack ° MacArthur On Way Back  General Lands At Tokyo After Viewin: Sttuatian: New Measures Expected Soot

Civil Defense in ‘Bad Shape’   Not Prepa red To Handle A Bomb Attack

State Demos Meet Tonight   2,090 Ducats Sell  At $25.for Huce Affair

MacArthur Visit May Provide Arms For China Nationals   Believe Chiang Will Seek Lifting of Ban to Permit Airfield Raids

Art Malloy, Mount Mentor, Dies At Age 59  Director Of Athletics  had AML Cth RA west

Fabulous Lady Mend! Claimed  Was World Famous  DNecitaner Hactecc

Jury Awaiting Sander’s Case As Trial Ebbs   Final Arguments Remain In Hearing of Doctor For ‘Merey Death’?

TESTIMONY ENDO IN MERCY DEATH TRIAL OF SANDEE   Case Expected to Go to Jury Today After Final Arguments by Attorneys and Judge’s Charge.   MOTION FOR VERDICT OF ACQUITTAL DENIED   Clashes Occur on How Cancer-Riddled Woman Met Death—Vein Is Brought  Into Courtroom,

Prosecutor Blasts At Ford Testimony And Calls Back Fwo Rebuttal Witnesses

Mercy Death Jury To Get Case Today   Good Morning A Little Chuckle  To Start The Day

Testimony Ends In Merey Death Trial of Sander   Jury Expected to Get Case Sometime Today: Acquittal Is Denied

Sander Trial May Reach Jury Today  Verbal Fireworks Mark ‘Mercy’ Trial Quizzes

‘Mercy’ Jurors Gel Case Today   Testimony Completed Ir Murder Trial Of Dr. “0. Sanders

‘Mercy Death’ Murder Case Expected to go to Jury Today As Testimony is Completed

Testimony In Sander Case Ends   Jury Will Probably Ge “Mercy Death” Question Today.

DAY OVER COUNTRY   Ticket yee From Fa ide for Spellman “I and Wise ker Seal Talk   §.000 IN THE PARADI

INTEREST IN LOCAL DAY OVER COUNTRY   Ticket Requests From Fa and Wide for Spellman “I  Am American” Talk

. Dead Reckoning for Ensign Harris Court Doubts Competence of iBia Mo's Second Navigator

STORM OF LEGAL PROTESTS.     PILING UP ON TV RULING   CBS Color Victory. _Belng Challenged _  ee ee eee le

Legal Tilt Seen Over Color TV   Government Sure Order Will Stand Up

PRICES MAY G0 UP UNDER NEW CONTROL BILL   Most Foods, Except Meat, Now Selling for Less Than Socalled “Parity.”

War’s Poison Gas Now Being Used in Fight on Cancer   New Treatment Enables Doctors to Deal Full Force Against Some Tumors

New Method Of Using “Nitrogen Mustards” F ound Effective In Treatment Of Cancer

POISON GAS MATERIAL — Use ‘Nitrogen Mastards’ Against Human Cancer

N ew Methods Against Human Cancer Use Nitrogen Mustard, One-Time Poison Gas Material

MUSTARD GAS MATERIAL USED FOR CANCER   Shrinkage and Relief of Pair Reported in Treatment.

New Cancer Treatment  ‘Nitroqen Mustard’ Used in Different Annroach

Cancer Discovery Is “Encouraging” Researchers Describe  New Method of Using “Nitrogen Mustards”’

Still in Experimental Stage- .  New Cancer Method Said Encouraqine

OHIO GIRL AND GEORGIA BOY TIED FOR SPELLING HONORS   All Of The Words _Chosen For Event Used in Contes?

Pressure Wiliseeds.  For Statement On US Policies      Republicans Want Truman To Outline Korean Objectives

GOP Pressure Builds Up For Truman Statement Of Korea War Objectives

Republicans Demand Stand By President  Johnson Urged To Explain American

GOP DEMANDS STATEMENT ON WAR POLICIES   Want Truman To Explain Over-All Objectives In Anti-Red Fight

Blueprint Asked:  GOP Wants President fo Outline Overall Objectivesin Cold War

GOP Demands Truman Clarify "ar Qbiectives   Senator Smith Claims ‘Blueprint’ Needed By Concress

AK TRUMAN GOPs Press For Statement On Korea, Cold War Objectives

GOP Demands Declaration Of War Aims    Senators Contend Overall Objectives Must Be Defined

Pressure Building Up In Congress For A Declaration On Overall Objectives

Chief Executive Pressed To List War Objectives   Republican Pressure Builds Up On Congress Bor Direct Statement On Policies From HST

RECORD COLD FOR APRIL IN THE MIDWEST   Spring Weather Is Sidetracked by Cold Spell With Freezing Temperatures in Many Areas.   RECORD LOWS IN CHICAGO AND PEORIA   Reading of 19 in Stark County Lowest in State; Snow in West Virginia.

Mid-April Cool Spell Continues  Extends From Great Plains to the East

“Man” Held Over In Attic Theater   University Plans High Ceremony

American Planes Bomb and Strafe British Troops Fighting in Korea by Mistake

Airmen Rain Fire Missiles On Tommies   AP Lensman Sees Tragic Incident; Casualties Heavy

U.S. Airmen  Bomb, Strafe  British Troops Casualties Reported Heavy Dorime Frror

YANKS MADE MISTAKE   Report American Planes Strafed Some British Ground Troops

American Planes  Attack British   ‘Tragic Mistake’ Results In Heavy Casualties Among Troops Near Taeou

U.S. Planes Strafe Allies By Mistake  British Ground Troops Suffer Casualties

Britons Bombed By U. S. Planes   Air Force Strikes Troops Mistakenly

US Planes Strafe Troops In Error   British Ground Unit Bombed By Mistake  In Southeast Korea

YANK PLANES BOMB BRITISH   Tragic Mistake Results In Heavy Losses For  Allies

Reds Open Fire On British Soldiers Wounded Mistakenlv By U. S. Planes

AP Photographer Sees U.S. Planes Bomb And Strafe British Troops  Thinks Casualties Were Heavy As Result; Air Help Called For But Pilots Got Signals  Cewerneeand: Saldiers Anory And Ritter.

FEPC Measure Is Locked Up By Rules Group   Party Leadership Showing No Indication Of Bring ing Bill Out; Committee Chairman  i @Prei er Gh xa et et Aq wpe + Bad

Truman’s Anti-Discrimination Bill Locked In House Rules Committee, With Alaska’s And Hawaiian Statehood Given Precedence

FEPC Measure Locked Up In Committee  House Rules Body Bouse lawn Pin   House Rules Body Puts Clamp On Truman’‘s Pet

Appears Blocked   Anti-Discrimination Measure Likely To Stav In Conmnittee

Rayburn Ignores Opportunity Monday Unfreeze Truman’s Pet Measure in Lower House

March Comes In Like Lion  _" Windy And Colder   “Windy And Colder Weather Predicted For Area Today

March Comes in Like Lion  ‘Windy And Colder Weather Predicted For Area Today

Torrential Rains Flood Chicago; Catholic Nun Killed by Lightning

Offer Made By Father In Dispute Over Industria Empire Valued At Twenty-Five Millions, In Which Sona Hold 4.501 Shares

“on Wont Take 000,000 Cash  Scrap Splits Family “mpire In Alabama

$2,000,000 Cash Offer Spurned   Alabaman Rejects Money in Family Dispute

Tanks Rush To Aid of Lost Yanks   Second Group Cut Off When Reds Advance

NEWSPAPER TIEUP ENDS, PITTSBURGH   Publishers, Unions Study Back-to-Work Plans

Truman's Plan On Disarming To Reach U.N.   Proposal Will Be Formally Presented To U.N. During Day

Soviets Give Speech Cool  Reception   Svrian To Propose Single Agency For World Disarming

Syria Due To Push  Peace Plan   American Proposal  To Be Given UN

Youth Wounds Six in Chicago Saloon Brawl   “Just One of Those Silly Arguments," He Tells Police

IOWA MURDER CASE CLOSING   Bednasek Confident He Will Be Freed On Charges of Strangling Coed.

Relaxes In Jail Cell: Jury Deliberations On Fate Start. on Monday

Quick Senate Approval of Marshall Seen   ‘General Expected to Become Defense Secretary Today

Red Chinese Defenders Mee From Reservoir   Marines Reach Prize Al Chosing Enemy Strikes In West

UN Officers Puzzled by © Withdrawals   ‘Phijadelphia Man ~ Leads Leathernecks Th. Prizgad Taka

Marines Reach Goal To Find Re Defenders Had FI         Chosin Plant Supplies Most of Powai

U.S. Marines Reach Chosin Reservoir   Chinese Defenders Had Already Fled Prize Power Plant

Red Chosin  Forces Flee   Chinese Striking Hard in West, Push South Koreans Back Four Miles

Chinese Red Defenders Flee LlakeArea ©   Communists Strike Back Hardin Western Zone. -

U. 5. Marine Force Reaches Shores Of Chosin Korean Power Reservoir

United States Marines Reach One of Foremost Prizes In Current War   Chinese Defenders of Chosin Power Res ervoir Flee Oncoming Allies But Strike Back at Other Points.  

U.S. Marines Reach  Reservoir: Chinese Detenders Flee   Reds’ Actions Mystifying; They Attack In Some Areas But Fade Back In Others

Chinese Yield Chosin Plants   Mystery Marks Enemy Withdrawal; So. Koreans Hurled Back in West

—KOREA— Reservoir Is One of Big Prizes   REDS HIT BACK IN OTHER AREAS

Reds Drive South Korea Forces Back   Foe Mysteriously Withdraws From Several Sectors

Marines Arrive at Big Reservoir to  Find Reds Gone   Big Prize of Korean War Is Captured Without Shot

News Day, Night   Patrol Finds Enemy Gone At Reservoir   Leathernecks Will Con. tinue Northward, General Smith Says

American Forces Now at Edges of Both Great Reservoirs in Korea; Chinese Tactics Are  Mystery to Allies—Some Attack, Some Flee

Defenders Evacuate Great Prize; Strike Back Hard In West Enc   South Koreans Retreat Four Miles; Marines Destroy Most Of Division Of 10,000 Men.

No Defenders From China Found There   Reds Force Four Mile Retreat of Troops In West 

Construction Boom Sure To Be Curhec   President's Order To Hav.  Effect On Record Building

Warden Of Western Penitentiary, Rockview  Retires After 26 Years

Attack Launched On Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy.   Chinese ‘Debacle’ Is Cited by Senator as Proof of Failure

Policeman Fired By Chicago Chiel  Captain Testified Th. Gan Lafasnqaaw

Chicago Cop Is Suspended  Captain Will Face Rules Violation Count

21 Democrast Running; Complete June 6, Slate   ‘New York Crime Probe Spreads:

EXTRA!   Unruly Fan Puts TwoIn The Hospital And Lands In Jail After Packer-Bear Contest

(DR. MILTON S. EISENHOWER TO BE GUEST OF HONOR AT ANNUAL DINNER-MEETING OF PENNSYLVANIA MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

Storm Hits. West Coast   North California In Grip of Blizzard; MidWest Floods Rave On

California Hit ‘By “Virtual Blizzard   More Rain Falls Over Floodlands Of The Midwest

Rain, Snow and High Winds Hit Wes! Coast; Damage Soars in Flood Belt

CALIFORNIA HIT BY SNOW, HIGH, STINGING WINDS   Storm Originating in Alaska Termed ‘Virtual Blizzard’ Along Pacific Coast

Strong Winds Creating New Flood Hazard   Weak Cold Front In Texas Causing Rains Down State

FLEEING REDS KILL OR CARRY OFF ENEMIES   Charge North Korean Police With Atrocities before Leaving Wonsan.

Thousands Flock fo Wisconsin Town For Virgin Visitation Forecast By Woman

Bishop Withdraws Order Forbidding  Special Services   Thousands Converge Upon Wisconsin Village; Woman Awaits Tth Visitation

Crowds Jam Wisconsin Town For Visitation Of Virgin; Bishop Permits Special Rites

Negro Charged With Affacking And Shooting 60-Year-Old Woman Near McKinney Is Hidden For Safety

OD FOOTBALL FANS Olt IN WALES PLANE CRASH   JUST ABOUT TO LAND   PILOT WAS A VETERAN

P lane Debris Found in Lake   All 58 Apparently Dead; Two Bodies Found

Traces of Missing DC-4 Airliner Found Off Michigan Shore   2 Bodies, Plane Debris Picked Up; All 58 Aboard Believed Killed

Parts Found Of Airliner  Evidence Indicates  ad at...) L711...)   See Map Page 2

TRACES OF PLANE MISSING WITH 58 ABOARD DISCOVERED IN LAKE MICHIGAN SUNDAY

Coast Guard Finds Traces  Of Airliner   Believe 58 Perished When Craft Plungec Into Water During Violent Lake Storm

Cook Gives Up Without  Struggle   Army Deserter Fails To Reach German Lover

5,000,000-Man Chinese Red Army Reported Promised as Force To Conauer All of Asia

Question Now Is Future Plan  Of Lausche   Governor Is Silent; Taft Seen In Thick of Presidential Tilt

TAFT-LAUSCHE 1952 PLANS SPECULATED   Tait Expected to be in Thick of GOP Presidentigd Fight — Lausche Refuses to Discuss Future Plans.

Westerling’s Army Gives Up Bandoeng  Ex-Dutch Officer Holds Arms Factory

Situation Is Confused  In Indonesia  Guerrillas Quit Bandoeng After Surprise Assault

Guerrilla Forces Leave Captured  City in Indonesiz   Dutch Troops Take Over In Bandoeng; Attack Termed Mutiny By Official

Guerrilla Army Hits Indonesia In Sudden Move   Outlaw Officer Leads Surprise Attack: Later Troops Leave Bandoeng

Guerillas Bolt USI Town Won in Battle   Rebel Native Troops Release Grip In Surprise Move

Montana Veteran Who ‘Died’ Aboard Hornet in War Meets Doctor Who Saved His Life

U.S. Accepts Offer By Four Nations to Send Troops to War  England, Turkey, Australia and New Zealand to Give Aid

US Accepts Troop Offers   4 More Nations Pledge Ground Aid For Korean Battle —

U.S. Accepts Offers To Give Aid In Korea   Great Britain, Australia Turkey, New Zealanc Offer To Send Grounc Troops To Korea

Among Other Things, Russia Would Like To Have Eastern Oil Fields

Two Dover Wives Sue for Divorce   Bride of Year Sues Justice of Peace

Dewey Assumes Mediator Role  _ Asks Chance For GOP In EL S. Foreian Policy

“Genuine Bi-Partisan” Foreign Policy Asked By Dewey: Chides GOPs

GOV. DEWEY IN FOREIGN POLICY MEDIATOR ROLE   Chides Both Republicans anc Democrats In Princeton Speech.

Dewey Proposes  Bipartisan Truce  Demands Workable Setup for Peace

Dewey in Role Of a Political Conciliator  Tries to Get Demos  Db...’ . Om. eg wilh.

Dewey Counsels Both Parties On Foreign Policy  Quit Rowing, Advice Of Governor; Asks HST To Give GOP Real Chance To Help

Dewey Acts For Felicity On Policies   Governor in Address at. Princeton  Chides Republicans as Boat Rockers   ‘Gravity Stressed   Full Concentration Is Needed, He Says of “Situation

Dewey Says Bipartisan  Policy Must Be Followed  aaa   New York Governor Urges Republicans To Be Cooperative

GOP Rocking International Boat Dewey in Role  Of Coneiliator On Cold War

Foreign Policy Division Is Hit By Gov. Dewey   Republicans And Democrats Must Improve Attitude

Gov. Dewey In Attempt To Restore Cooperation   Former GOP Presidential Candidate Asks ‘Genuine Bi-Partisanship.” End Of Rows

Dewey Chides Republicans’ Boat Rocking   Calls On Preaident For ‘Real Harmony” In Foreign Policy

Urges ‘Genuine Bi-Partisan’ Foreign Policy   Dewey In Role Of Conciliator

Foreign Policy on Bi-Partisan Basis ls Urged   Dewey Assumes Role of Conciliator; Lists a 10 Point Program

Governor Dewey Assumes Role of Politica Conciliator i in Bid to Get Democrats, Republicans Together on Foreign Policy

Governor Calls For Cooperative Foreign Policy   Offers 10-Point Program As Best Way to Win War against Reds

Dewey Assumes Mediator's Role  New York Governor Asks Co-Operation   New York Governor Asks Co-Operation On Foreign Policy

 Wants Foreign Policy Peace... . Dewey Advocates 'Bi-Partisan Move

19 CHILDREN ARE AFFECTED BY SCHOOL MERGER   Will Include Those Wh« Have Returned To Pennsbury School   6 GRADES TO REMAIN   Merger Had Long Been Discussed, Says President Roberts

PUPILS ARE. AFFECTED. ~ AS RESULT OF MERGER   Nineteen Tullytown Pu i Will Go to Bristol Twp.”   SIX GRADES TO REMAIN

ANOTHER PROBLEM -Sleepy Eye Parents Find  Quads Raise House Problem

Council Of Governors Consider Cost Sharing Plan For Motor Carriers   Executives Told Care Of Mentally Ill Is ‘Neglected Problem’ In Many States; Research Of Lack Depnlored —

HEAVY T ARE DAMAGING U. S. HIGHWAYS   States Faver Having Car riers Pay Heavier Cost Of Maintenance’   REPORT OFFERED AT GOVERNORS’ PARLEY

Cold War Used by Russ as Weapon to Keep U.S. Outgo Higher Than Income

Cold War Is  Costing You Plenty Now   If It Weren’t for That, Your Taxes Wouldn’t Be So High

Urge Sales Tax Exemption For Electric Bills  Gos And Electric Users Taxed Twice, Commission

MRS. STELLA BELLAMY -ENTERTAINS POLLYANNA CLASS AT CHRISTMAS PARTY

Acheson Hailed For Leadership In World Peril   Gets Freedom House Award For Stand Against ‘Tyranny’

Acheson Deeries  ‘Inevitable’ Angle   Secretary of State Says War Talk Terrible Error for Nation

Three Fatalities In State Traffic  Two Are Pedestrians A: 1950 Total Up to 197

Three Die in Road Mishaps   Two-Car Collisions Account For Two, Motorzycle-Car Crash for Third

Ships Stand OffCoast Set for Any ‘Eventuality’  of) AANR V...]}-.   20,000 Yanks Still Battling To Break Out OF Red Ring

TALK 15 HEARD OF A POSSIBLE SEA EVACUATION   Naval Commauder, Asked About Withdrawal. Says Vessels Are Ready for “Any Eventuality.”   20,000 TROOPS STILL FIGHTING SOUTHWARD   Progress Reported by Force -Along Escape Route That Is Flanked by Hordes of Chinese.

Bald Eagle In Danger of Extinction; $2 Bounty Paid for Claws in Alaska

Judge Weiss Says Publicity Should Be Focused Upon All Sex Criminals

Police Board  Situation at.  ‘Status Quo’ No Statement  From Governor rT... .2) we. 5. .

AUTION PUT OFF UN POLICE BOARD   SMITH ORDERS WPREK-.FEND “STATUS QUO” APTER MEFT. ING KANSAS CITIANS,

Pause in Tussle  Over KC Police   Status Quo for Week End Ordered by Governor Smith in Board Shuffle

Truman Will Sound U.N. Day Keynote   Air Waves to Carry Peal of ‘Freedom Bell’ to World

Talk by President Truman, Kreedom Bell Ceremony to Highhght UN Anniversary

UNITED NATIONS TS 8°YEARS OLL   TRUMAN TO ADDRESS ASSEM BLY — FREEDOM BELL IO BING IN BERLIN.

This Is UN Day; Freedom Bell Rings Out for All   Thousands of Schools Join in Ceremonies;  Truman Gives UN Talk

Truman Strikes First Note: For United Nations   Freedom Bell To Ring Today In Berlin Tower

Ring Freedom Bells in U. S.,. Berlin Today   Hail 5th Anniversary Of United Nations; “Truman to Address Accombly at 10°30

U.N’s Fifth Anniversary  Celebrated   Freedom Bell Rings In Berlin

Tomas les Sound     President To ‘Speak, Free dom: ‘Bell: will Ring

HEARS TRUMAN AT 11:30 A.M.   Berlin, Seoul Observe Fifth Birthday Of United Nations

United Nations Vay Truman To Address Nation And General Assembly Today  Freedom Bell To Toll In West Berlin As 1] @ Awd Freed Korea Celebrate Event

World Marks 5th UN Anniversary   Bells to Ring Out in Berlin, Many US Cities

U. S. Steel Gives 16-Cent Pay Hike, Then Boosts Price   165,000 Workers Get Increases; Cost Upped 5! Per Cent; Other Major Companies Are Expected To Follow Suit   Rw WITTIAMG SVMOCK

STEEL WAGES, PRICES PUT UP BY U. S. STEEL   CIO Steelworkers Accept 16-Cent Hourly Pay Increase Offer

Steel Prices Jump as Union  Wins Pay Hike   Costs Tuereased 5144 Pet To Cover $125.4100,000 ieee Nee: Doe

Steel Pay  And Prices  Increase U.S. Stee] Corp.  Boosts Prices About 52 Percent

Geneva, Columbia To Follow Up Steel-Union Hike   Steel Union Accepts Increases; Company Ups Price Seale _

Vwaay woe industry Pattern Steelworkers Accept 16 Cent an Hour [Pay Increase: Steel Prices Roosted

U. S. Steel Gives © 16-Cent Pay Hike, Then Boosts Price   165,000 Workers Get Increases; Cost Upped 512 Per Cent; Other Major Companies Are Expected To Follow Suit

Steel Wages, Prices Both Go Upward   U. 5. W. Agrees to 16-Cent Increase and U. S. Steel Increases Ton Rates by 5'2 Pet.

Steel Wages, Prices lake New Jump  CIO Steelworkers Get Average Of I16é

Steelworkers Accept Boost; Prices Go Ur   Pay increase For 165,000 * Men To Average 16 Cents Hour

Steelworkers Accept 16-Cent Wage Increase   L.S. Steel Ups Prices 5!o Percent at Once; Others to Follow Lead

National Wool Growers In Convention, Casper   BETTER LIVING REQUIRES INCENTIVES OF ECONOMIC TREEDOM SAYS EXECUTIVE OF SWIFT & COMPANY

GOLD FOUND ON WOMAN'S FARM   Rifle - Toting Neighbors Guard Place After Mineral Assayed

Chases Cow, Finds Pretty Rocks-Gold!  Metal Assays Over $120 To The Ton

ECA Saves  $277 Million   Better Than Expected European Progress  Makes Less Money Need ed: Point 4 Under Fire

Hoffman Says Trims Made Tn European Aid  Slash In Britain’s  Share Looms, ECA TTacd Tralle Be aaa

ECA Director Reports He Saved $277,000,000 of This Y ear’s  ‘Recovery Funds for Europeans

Hoffman Tells Of Savings In Recovery Fund   Large Cut In Aid To Britain May Be Authorized

Hoffman Says ECA May Cut ‘Aid to Britain   Rerort Shows 227 Mition Saved in 1949

eee Eee  BAILEY LOSES APPEAL TO STATE HIGH COURT FROM DEATH SENTENCE

French Troops Move Into Ports to Clear. Way for Arrival of U.S. Arms Shinmente

Power Blaze Darkens Utica   One Fireman Injured ‘When Struck By Beam

Mclntyre Elected State Legion Chief  Bloomfield Man Vet Of World War tl -

New York City Executive  Named to AEC   President Selects Thomas Murray for Commission Job

N.Y. ENGINEER NAMED TO KEY ATOM POSITION   White House Silent As Other Changes Are Rumored

Senate, House Conferees Meet Today in Bid To Work Out Compromise Housing Measure

Make Final Try For Compromise   Senate And House Conferees Work On  Housing Measure

HOUSING BATTLE 1S NEARING END   Senate And House Conferees Make Final Effort To Work Out Compromise On Funds.

Delay Seen in Dispute on Pre-fabs   Douglas Threatens  to Block Measure on Earmarking Funds

Hans Sandvik, 78 Passed Away;  Funeral Today  Had Been Ill For Several Months

Why Some Do Pray for War   People Behind fron Curtain Want !t Hoping for Relief From Hated Oppressors

32o0f Deadin Crowded Streetcar, 1 in Truck; Fire Spreads Rapidly

Blast Fires 7 Buildings In Chicage   Check of Burned Structures Expected to Increase Toll of Travedy

Loaded Gas Truck And Trolley Collide, Spreading Death   FIVE NEARBY HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE

33 Die As Street  Car Hits Gasoline Truck In Chicago   Five Tenement Houses Burn When Flaming Fluid Is Spurted All Over South Side Area From Force Of Fatal Collision

Five Buildings Are Destroyed As Aftermath   7000 Gallons of Gas Said in Tank Before Fatal Collision

Passengers Trapped In Grisly Inferno   Five Adjacent Buildings Destroyed By Blazing Wreck

Prices of Meat Follow Custom, Climb Upwards   Half a Dozen Reasons Appear For Current Rise

Market Shows What Shopper: Already Know   Beef, Pork and Lamb Prices Follow Annual  Spring Custom Upward

MEAT PRICES ON INCREAS   Six Reasons Listed By Livestock Experts For Rise.  ¥

Beef Already Much Above Old Cost  Meat Prices Spiral As Spring Arrives

Meat Prices On Their Annual Spring Rise  Livestock Experts Give Many Reasons

'Livestock Experts Give Many Reasons For Current Advance In Prices of Meat

FOLLOWING THEIR ANNUAL CUSTOM  It’s Spring, and Meat Prices Go Up

*Nafion’s Meat Prices Going Up Again  — Pork and Lamb Seif   g Pork and Lamb Still * Below Last Year But Beef Is Hiaher

Customary But Still Painful—  Meat Prices Advancing As Usual With Beef Quotations HicherThanVearAnn

on See sore eee Beef Leads Price Increase ‘Trend of Meats on Markets

Meat Prices AreGoing Ur   Pork and Lamb Still Below 1949 Mark But Beef i: Quoted Higher.

Meat Prices Begin Seasonal Climh   Late Spring Has Maintained A ppetities Longer Than Usual

‘Meat Prices Start On Annual Spring Upturn: Several Reasons Cited

 An Annual Spring Affair Meat Prices Follow Custom iAnd Begin Seasonal Climb

Totals 900,000 Toys; Aim Is To Help Stem Tide of Communism, Commander Says

American Legion’s Tide Of Toys’ For Europe’s Kids, Starts Over Ocean   First Shipment Contains 900,000 From American Children, A Token Of Good-Will And  Friendship Ta Tavleae YVaunestere

Legion Project New Reality  ‘lide of Toys’ lleads Across Atlantic From Philadelutia Pier

"Tide Of Toys” Starts Across Aflantic Ocean   900,000 Playthings To Be Distributed. To European Kiddies

Farmer Helps  Capture AWOL  Becomes Suspicious  Of His Hired Hand

Farmer Helps Capture AWOL   Becomes Suspicious -Of: His. Hired: Hand.

What Happened to Korean Red Army! 70,000 Troops Seem to Have Vanished

Location Of North Korean Army Puzzle To Strategists  Only 40-50,000 Troops In South haenunted Far Ry Alhed Forces

Red Disappearance . Poses Big Mystery  The Allied Sources Don’t Know. Where Enemy -

American Forces Faced With Big Puzzle. What Happened To North Korea Army:

U.S. Flag Flies Over Seoul As Rear Guard Force Dug Out   Back of Once-Powerful Army Considered Shattered But Hard Fighting Still Ahead   Were Has Big North Korean Army Gone? Now Bia Puzzle for U.S. Army Strategists

Whereabouts Of North Kore; Army Is Puzzle  70,000 Men Can’t Be Accounted For

What Has Become of 110,000 Enemy Troops in Korea?   Believe Good Part of Them Get By Blockade to the North

REDS DISAPPEAR MYSTERIOUSLY   ALLIES TRYING TO LEARN WHERE BIG NORTH KO. REAN ARMY HAS GONE,

‘We Are Prepared To Back Up Notes With Force '-Vinson   House GOP Leader Also Approves Act

REPLY J     GETS SUPPORT IN CONGRESS   Vinson Declares U. S. Must Back Note With Force

Demands Quster Of Red Employes   32 ‘Security Risks’ Still on Payrolls

CIVIL SERVICE NOW GIVES PROTECTION a  Commerce Department Demands Law  Giving Power To Dismiss Pinkos

Urges Power  To Fire Reds   ‘Security Risks’ Made Known In Testimony

W eather--  lowa Liquor Records Are Subpoenaed   Swift Told To Bring Minutes, Letters And Reports.   Costs Compared.

Daughter’s Nagging Conscience ‘Leads To Disclosure Of Murder   Human Bones Dug From Cow Shed Grave Furnishing Leads To Fantastic Tale Ove Father's Slaving.

SLEW FATHER» AND BURIED HIM IN COW SHED   Bones Exhumed; Family’s Dark Secret Bared After Two Years.

Human Bones Lead to Secret In Family Plot   Father Slain By Son ‘Terrible Man’, Says His Widow

Cowshed Grave Holds Pontiac Murder Secret  Marine Son Hunted For Killing Father

‘Bones Unearthed From Cow Shed Solve Two - Year-Old Death M ster

Finding Of Bones Leads To Slaying   Dauftier Discloses Family’s Dark Secret

Bones of Murdered Father Are Dug. Up in a Cow Shed   Son Is Blamed In. Michigan Death.—The Family Is “™ a

Girl’s Conscience Reveals Story  Of Family Decision to Kill Father

TEMPERATURE   Family’s Secret °  Revealed   Find Bones Of Man Who Wed Paw Paw Girl

SHARP MERCURY DIP   Forecaster Predicts’ Another “Warminyg-Up” for Kanane

Owner of Midvale Firm Blames Roving Pickets; Blast Rocks Community

Man Eats Snow fo Stay Alive While’ Marooned Week in Car in Cleveland

Man Snowbound in Car Seven Days In Cleveland Ate Snow to Survive

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS PAIR IN MISSOUR!   ‘Gaming Syndicate’ Cartel Charged In Survey

Probers Oppose Demand to Recall Leading Gamblers   Chairman Says Group Should Put Time on Anti-Gaming Measure

Gambling 'Probers Split Over Recall   Committee Considers  Banning Interstate ‘Transmission of ‘'Cambling Information

May Take Until Friday to Pick 12  More Juror Prospects Questioned

QUIZ 3 MORE “TOGET JURY FOR BEDNASE!   Sect Member Tells Court He Is Against Capital Punishment.

Continue Picking Jury at lowa City For Bednasek Tria’   16 Seated as Prospective Jurors For Murder Trial

BEDNASEK TRIAL PROGRESS MADE   Jury May Not Be Seated Until Friday

GOLD SEEKER DROWNS   Bridgeton Man's New Diving Suit Sprung A Leak

Wide Area in Manzano Mountains !s up Against The Ropes From Lack of Water During the Year

FE Workers .Lead BackTo-Work  ‘Parade   97,000 of the Nation’: 142,500 Strike-Idled Workers Expected To Return To Their Jobs

Return -io- Wark Movement Starts in Some Harvester Plants: GE Strike Over

More Than 97,00¢ Strikers Expected To End Stoppage   FE Workers Have Recessed Walkouts Against Harvester Co

AR THEFTS   Chanute Optometrist Brought About Arrest of  Three Car Looters

Greenwich Village Nightclub Holdup End: In Blazing Gun Battle, Arrest of 4 Thugs

Bulletin... Bomber Carrying  Crew of 14 Crashes, Explodes in Arizona

B-50 CRASHES WITH CREW OF 14 ON BOARD  Davis-Monthan Ail   Davis-Monthan Alt  . Base, Arizona, Has No Word of Any ‘Survivors.

B-50 Crashes In Arizona:  14. On Board   Four-Engine Bomber Explodes In Air; Fate Of Crew Unknown

READY 2000 EXHIBITS FOR GRAND OPENING   Ceremonies At 1:30 p.m Tomorrow To Launch  Annual Event

13 DIE OF GAS FUMES IN CROWDED PERU BUS   Negro Woman Dies In Fire When Wrecked Car Burns

U.S. Tells Lewis Drastic Measures Set for Monday  Some Form of Seizure Believed Likely ta ‘Slan Roth Sides’

Newest Steps Will Hit At Both Sides Of Lengthy Dispute   Some Form Of Federal Seizure Is Anticipated: Union To Stand Trial. For Contempt Charees On Monday

Owners and UMW Get Warning Something Has to ‘Give’ Soon; Union Risks Heavv Fines VMondav

F ederal Seizure Believed ToBePlan;Talks ‘Hopeless’; More Plants Give Notice

LEWIS 1S TOLD U.8, READY 0 TAKE ACTION             Drastic Steps Due Une less There Is Break In Negotiations’ by, Sunday Night.

Reports Persist That Lewis Told To Settle Strike by Monday or Else Truman Will Re Foreed to Take Over

Mediators Declare Government Will Take Drastic New Action   Refuse Details On Plans That Are Expected To “Slap Down Both Sides” In Deadlock.

Kansas City’s Crime Probed   Political Interests Of Underworld Eved

Investigators Open Kansas City Hearings   Thirty Witnesses Handed Summens; Many Local Political Bigwigs Are Asked To Appear

Senate Crime Investigators Open Hearings Delving Into Underworld Political Tieups

Senate Crime Probers Seek Political Ties " 30 Witnesses Called At Kansas City For  AT ena Dine Seceings

Kansas City Open: Crime Hearings  Senate Investigators Call 30 Witnesses in Study of Underworld

Senate Probers Open On-Scent Crime Investigation in K.C.   Philadelphia And Chicago Also To Be Visited Soon

Plan Study Of Politics, Underworld   30 Witnesses Are Called to Testify Before Committee

Former Baseball Star Kills Wife, Then Himself   Wattie Holm, Once. Storm Lake Manacer, Also Wounds. ‘Daughter’

Former St. Louis Cardinal Player   Wattie Holm Kills Wife And Self

Tiny UN Beachhead — Continues To Hold   Communists Attack In Darkness By Light Of Own Flares—Enemy Convoys Attacked By U. S. Bombers And Red Troops Strafed

Night Assaults Fail fo Break Defense Line   Planes, Naval Guns Help Hold Chinese from Port Area

900 Enemy Reported Killed By Naval Fire   U. S. Light Bombers Attack Chinese Communist Convoys Moving South  -

Commie Drive Fails To Dent Allied Defense   Spokesman Says About 900 Reds Killed In Attack By UN Planes

Climactic Fight  For Last Toehold InNortheastK ore: Is Near at Hand

Hungnam Drive Fails fo Crash Thru Port Base  900 Reds Killed By Air, Artillery,  Naval Gunfire   Probe Positions

Air Attacks And Naval Gunfire Within 60-Mile, Radius Of Beachhead Kill 900 Reds; Pilots Fifth Airforce Kill 700

RAIN STEEL ON DEFENSE. EDGE   Enemy Convoys Hit By Bombers In Central Korea

PLANES, SHIPS RAIN STEEL ON DEFENSE EDGE   Enemy Convoys Hit By Bombers In Central Korea

Night-Long Attacks By Reds Broken Off When Unable To Dent Tiny U. N. Beachhead’

Dbreak UII Nighi-Long Attacks at Dawn; Climactic Fight for  Toehold in North east Korea Near at Hand.

Beachhead Around Hungnan Wilhstands Night-Long Alracks by Chinese Reds

Many Soldiers Stationed in Japan Plan to Bring Their Japanese Women to U. S.

Reds Expected to Lash Out at Any Time in Bid for City —- American Officer Says Decision Could Come Within 48 Hours— Enemy Patrols, Probing for Weak Spots in Defenders’ Line, Are Hurled Back.

BETTY  NAMED QUEED   Student at Mansfield State Teachers colne Wins  Scholarship ‘Miss America’ _—

$127,000 Seized At Bookie’s Home    Home of ‘Biggest Bookie’ is Raided  Twice in New Jersey

N. J. Raid Brings $127,000 Cash Haul   Officers Get Betting Ree ords Also of One of Na fion’s Bia Bookies

U.S. Plane Industry ls Better Preparec   But Turnout of Aircraft Cauld be Slower Than ir 1942 and 1943.

Truman to Ask BigScale H-Bomb Output   253 Plants Set _ For War Output If Signal Given

Priest Nabs Man Fleeing Church In Theft Attempt   Arrested Year Ago For Rifling Alms Boxes

Priest Nabs Man Fleeing Church In Theft Attempt  Arrested Year Ago

Cumberland Inn Wreeked  By Vandals   Damage To Interior Of Property Set At $2 000 To $4.000

Vandals Wreck Inn’s Interior   State Police Checking De struction At Exclusive Cumberland Spot.

Beauteous Elizabeth Taylor Mecites Vows With Hilton  4 ENN Mavie Rane Mill Outside Church:   2,500 Movie Fans Mill Outside Church; Couple To Honeymoon In New England

MOVIE ACTRESS WEDS HOTEL HET   BEAUTIFUL FLIZABETH TAY LOR BECOMES BRIDE OF CONRAD HILTON, JR,

Hilton Takes Young Actres as His Bride   Movie Fans Applaud as Pair Appear Following Ceremony

Elizabeth Taylor Married. In Colorful-Ceremony  Crowd Gasps at Bride's ‘Beauty and Pretty Gown

Pilot Reports Sighting Red Reinforcements Pouring In   ‘Another Rumor Says Chinese Communist ‘Aemy Crosses Into North Korea’

Big Convoy Heading For  Pyongyang   Nationalists Say China Reds Have Moved In Korea

Miss 3 Persons After Hotel Burns   Seek Pastor and Wife on Way to Green Bay

ICC Drops All Rail Coal Curbs; Lewis Paving Way To Resume Welfare Payments

COAL - BURNING TRAINS LIFTED   Lewis Moves To Reopen Payments From Health And Welfare Fund

All Government Restrictions On Railroads’ Use of Coal LiftedAfterMidnightSunday

Coal Burning. Ban Removee   Railroads ‘Can. Fire. Full Blas ‘After: ‘Sunday ~ Midnight.

ICC Lifts All Curbs on Coal For Railroads   Restrictions to End Sunday Night; Pension May Be Resumed Soon

AGGRESSION, IS SOVIET CHARGE   U. S. Again Termed “Aggressors” in Its Naval Blockade of Korea = Blockade . Said Inconsistent with Principles of ‘ United Nations.

Court Refuses Writers’ Plea  Two Must Serve Jail  Sentencec Pav Finac

Supreme Court Rejects Film Writers’ Plea   Alleged Reds’ Appeal From Contempt Sentence Is Turned Down

TOP COURT REFUSES CONTEMPT REVIEW   Denies Hearing To Peacetime Draft Objectors, Convicted Bay State Murderer

Movie Writers Again Lose Plea   Supreme Court Stands Pat in Contempt of Congress Case

Supreme Court Rejects Plea of Movie Writers   Contempt Conviction: ‘Stand; Enforcement Of Sentences Next

U. S. Supreme Court Again Refuses fo Review Contemni Convictions of Movie Writers

Officials Opine Damage to Rise  Near 30 Million   Bodies of Only 4 Are Recovered; Munitions Destined for Pakistan

South Amboy Death Toll Put Officially At 27; Only 4 Bodies Recovered   Townspeople Gather On Lawns For Services As Churches, As Well As Most Other Buildings In Town, Are Shattered

Explosion Death Toll Reaches 27   Churches Hold Special Rites Of Mourning

Toll Of Death: In New Jersey Placed At 27   Survivors Attend Patched. Up Churches To Give" Thanke 5

DEATH TOLL IN EXPLOSION NOW OFFICIALLY 27   Bandaged Survivors Of Blast Attend Church   Services   CAUSE OF MUNITIONS DISASTER UNKNOWN

South Amboy Toll In Friday Explosion Is Fixed at 27 Dead   Bandaged Survivors At Churches Sunday For Thanksvivine Service

Bodies Of Only Four Found: Other 23 Are Listed As _ Missing; Were Workers In Midst Ot Explosives

Eight Dead in Traffic Mishap  Worst Accident in Badger Co. History

Speeding Auto Crashes Truck Rounding Curve   All Dead Packed Into Car in Wagon Wheel Corner Tragedy

8 KILLED IN ROCKFORD ACCIDENT   All Victims Are in One Car Which Collides With Oil Truck at High Speed.   " TRAGEDY OCCURS ON “DEATH CURVE”   Car So Badly Damaged That Wrecker is Used to Remove Bodies. Other Driver Unhurt.

Complete «© Mobilization Is Rejected:   Drastic’ Steps. Not Necessary Now, Truman Points Out

Need for Control Of Economy Doubted   No Atomic Bombing in Korea Contemplated at Present

Price Controls And Rationing Not Necessary   Such Is Attitude Held By President In Statements Today Ry RORERT G. NIXON

TELLS NEWSMEN SUCH ACTION NOT NECESSARY   Denies Planning Asking Controls ‘In Near Future

DOESN'T WANT TOMIXINWAR, SET UP BASES   Economic Help For Chiang Far As We Will Go

Promises to Aid His Nomination  At Convention  ‘Ike’ Understands World Problems, Says Governor ~~

Doesn't Believe a Man Should Be Nominated More Than Twice for Presiden cy; Hasn't Talked With General.

GOP Governor Not Candidate For Position  No Comments Given By Eisenhower. . After Dewews Enenmetne Gnaenh '

Dewey States He Will  Back General  _ GOP Leader to Back Eisenhower for

Eisenhower  Nomination Is Favored By Déwey No Possibility He Will Enter Race  For President

Dewey Backs Eisenhower  For 1952   Steps Aside as G. O. P Presidential Aspirant Himself; Calls Genera ‘Great World Figure’

EISENHOWER IS GIVEN SUPPORT OF THOS, DEWEY   New York Governor Says General Would “Make A Fine President”   WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO RUN THIRD TIME

Governor Dewey Rejects Any Bid To Run For Presidency; Puts All His Backing For Gen. Eisenhower

Dewey Supporting  ~ Eisenhower In °52   New York Governor Not Available For GOP Nomination For Presidént —- No Comment From  Ra me recmnmr ae, Oded

Gen. Eisenhower At Family Gathering Declines To Talk With Reporters; DeweySays Twice Is Enough Fer A Presidential Candidacy

Dewey to Back Ike for 1952 President Bid   Governor Says He Is Not Candidate Himself: General Not Available

Dewey Backing Eisenhower For Presidency  Net Candidate Himself   Net Candidate Himself, New York Governor Says in Interview

Eleven More Feared Dead As Mental Ward of lowa  Hospital Burns to Ground

13 Patients Are Listed As Missing   Flash Fire Turns Mental Building Into Death Trap

20 Dead In lowa Hospital Holocaust   Women’s Mental Ward Is Scene Of Fire; 10 Patients Still Miecina

Bodies of 20 Women  Recovered   Seven to 10 Mental Patients Reported Missing

Search Pressed For {0 Miscing “areonc [n Fire   Nurse Gives Life In Rescue Attempt

Three Story, 81 Year Old Building Is Turned Into Blazing Death Trap; Eleven Women Still Missing   31 PERSONS ARE TAKEN OUT ALIVE

13 Others Are Reported Missing   Mental Patients Trapped in Rooms

Bodies of 24 Taken From  Mental Ward   Nurse’s Aide Dies In Rescue Effort: 31 Patients Saved

31 Perish In Hospital Fire At Davenport   Nurse and 30 Women Patients Victims Of Blaze in Mental Ward of lowa Institution

Missing In Fire.   Flash Fire-Turns Hospital Into Flaming Death Trap

Soviet ‘Backs’ Program to  Bolster U.N,  Measure to Earmark   Measure to Earmark Troops Agreeable In Part by Russia

Move Surprises Delegates Who Expected Blast  Resolution Se To Make starting

AMERICANS: PLAN OKAYED BY VISHINSKY   Partial Endorsemen Of Peace Blueprint Comes As Surprise

RUSSIA FAVORS ‘SOME POINTS OF UN RESOLUTION   Plan Would Strengthen Assembly As An Agent  For Peace      VISHINSKY’S ACTION SURPRISES DELEGATES

Soviets Favor Plan For Peace   Delegates Surprised ‘By Russian. Attitude. In Assembly

UN Proposal For Peace  Given Okay   Russia Supports . Plan To Increase  Assembly Streneth

Bill To Ban Liquor Ads Is Squashed   Senate Group Also Votes 50-Man State Dry Raid Force

ENEMY DRIVES AT CENTER OR AMERICAN LINE  Desperate Fight Is Reine Made to Save   Desperate Fight ts Being Made to Save  Strategic Korean  \ Rail Center,  ¥ ELASHI

U.S Patrols Yellow Sea   Warships Move Inta West Coast Area Of Korean War

Army Flies Rescue Vehicles fo N. D.  Sform-Bound Area   Ice and Deep Snow Cut Off Many Families

lee, Deep Snow Make \. Dakota  Disaster Area   Army Rushes Aid to Stricken State: Winter Over Most of Midwest

Senate Speeds Action For General Marshall   JOHNSON ASSOCIATES MAY FOLLOW WITH RESIGNATIONS  Further Pentagon Shakeup Possible

Leva Expected  To Sta v On Job   But Other Aides To Johnson May Quit Posts

Expect Other Defense Aids Will Depart   Matthews Might Go For Preventive War Talk In Boston

Defense Boss’ Top Aids May Feel the Ax  Protocol Calls ~ Them to Offer  a a ae

Johnson Aides Expected to Go   Washington Protocol Calis for Resignation; Some May Remain

Big Mo's Officers Will Face Court  Capt. Brown Heads List of Top Three

‘Mo’ Officers Will Be Tried   General. Courts Martial _ Ordered In Battleship Grounding

NAVY WILL TRY MISSOURTS TOP OFFICIAL TRIO   General Courts Martial Ordered To Convene In Norfolk Mar. 27

3 Face Trial In Big Mo Case   Captain and Aides Accused In Warship Grounding

Mo Officers To Face Trial  General Court Ordere On Graundina af Shin

Three Officers Of “Mighty Mo’ To Face Charges  Court Martials Ordered After 4 Probe Of Mishap

Three Of Mo’s (fficers Face Courts Martial   As A Result Of Warship’s Grounding Last January 17

Theater Wins a Damage Suit   Towne Corporation Defeats 8 Concerns

Small Show Wins $1,295,878 Award  Milwaukee Theater Sued Movie Firms

Theatre Wins Million Award.   Damages Are Assessec Against Eight Large Movie Concerns

VOGELER UNDER ‘DRUG’? Yank Enters Guilty Plea To Spying In Red Hungary

VOGELER MAKES GUILTY PLEA IN SPY CASE   U. S. Businessman’s  -Canfession: Follows Mindszenty Pattern

U.S. Citizen Pleads Guilty To Soy Charae   Robert Vogeler, Telephone Executive, Admits Guilt in Budapest Court

Vogeler Tells Hungary He is American Spy   American Says He Worked for U.S. Army = Intelligence

Vogeler,N. Y. Businessman, Pleads Guilty. to Spy Charge   Pleads Guilty To Espionage Against Hungarian Govt.;  Asks Mild Sentence

SENTENCE oF DEATH FACED   Three of Co-Lefendunts Pléadec Guilty Yesterday—Vogeler Wa  ‘New York Official of Internat:  . Jonal ‘Telephions and. Telegrapt ‘Company ta Hungary.

REQUESTS MILD SENTENCE AFTEF ADMITTING GUILT   Says Vice-President Of LT.&T. Cover For Esinonare

Assassin’s Widow Seni  To Prison   Mrs. Torresola Unable To Raise Bail of $50.000

WOMAN TO FACE CHARGE OF PLOT TO KILL TRUMAN   Widow Of Assassin Goe: To Jail As Member  Of Conspiracy

Widow of Torresola Is Jailed, Silence — Maintained by Her   Is Unakle to Rais= Bail On Charge of Pliciting To Inijur2 President

Widow Of Assassin Removed To Prisor  Winman in Cumnathu Witt   Woman In Sympathy With Aeempt On President's Life

Young Widow Of Truman Attacker Held Under Bond   Seized by FBI After She Had Slipped Out Of Her Hotel

Widow of Torresola Is Put in Prison   Held on Charge of Plotting to Kill U. S. _ President.

Alaska’s Bid For Statehood Goes To Senate   House Passes Bill After Bitter Fight;  More Trouble Seen

WILL FILE ON JONES   County Attorne 4 to Charge Olathe Lawyer with Manslaughter

GOP Threatens Court Fight to Get ‘Secret Loyalty Files of State Dept.

GOPs May Take Loyalty File Case To Courts   Senatois May Seck To Force Truman To Give Up Records

Fight Threatens OnLoyalty File  GOP Asks ‘Red’ Hunt In State Department

GOP Threatens Court Fight for Loyalty Records   Talk of Prosecuting Acheson for Refusal To Present Files

Loyalty Files Won't Be Bared   Truman Says He Will Not Give Senate Probers Any Data

Court Fight to Get Secret Files’ Is Threatened  GOP Wants Reports For Commie Probe

GOP Threatens Fight In Court   Move Follows Truman’: Refusal To Make  Files Public

GOP Threatens Hight In Court To Obtain Files   Seeks Loyalty Data In Hunt For Reds In State Department

Loyalty Files Row Boils  COP Wheacta _ in we.   GOP Threatens Court Fight to Get Records Withheld hy Truman

Suit Threatened For Loyalty Files  GOP Lawmakers Talk Of Court Action to Get Records Release

Court Battle Threatened In GOP Spy Hunt  Secret Files Waonterc   Secret Files Wantec For Senate Inquiry

GOP Threatens to Ask Court Order For Loyalty Files   Truman Declares Senate Committee Can't See Files

REPUBLICANS SEEK SECRET FILE DAT/   Court F ight 1t Threatened as Committee Hits Snag

Republicans Threaten Court Fight To Get Secret Loyalty Files In Probe of State Department

GOP Unlikely  To Get Files: Truman to Withhold  - All Loyalty Reports

Miners Stay On Strike As US Adopts Waiting For New Contract Talk

Farmer Claims He Saw Plane Launch 5S aucer   Michigan Man Says He Watched As C-54 Loosed Object Close To Ground

TInly Calendar         Flying Saucer Launched by Air Force C-54. Witness Report

MIDDLETOWN'S GRANGE CONDUSTS INDUCTION   Pomona Master Wm. DeCov In Charge of Ceremony   PLANS FOR CORN SHOW

Enemy Lines Are Breached In Firs! U. N. Offensive   Heavy Casualties Reported Inflicted On Commie Troops

Marines and Doughboys on First Offensive Against North Koreans Push Ahead

German Aid in European Defense Desirable: Achesor   Most Major World Problems On Big 3 Agenda

Hugo Boy Dies of Traffic Injuries   ‘Zar in Collision; Kansan Killed in Two-Cer Crash

Volunteer Guide Reaches Wreckage Of Liner And Bodies   Holy Ye car Pilgrims Lose Lives "th Alps   Canadian Craft Explode: In Worst Of 4 Mishaps In Europe In Month

Mountain Guide Confirms Fear All Aboard Lost   Most of Victims Pilerims To Rome

58 Killed as Pilgrim Plane Fallsi in France   Guide Reaches Wreckage Through Blizzard, Snow

Pilgrim Plane Wreck Found; All 58 Dead   Not Single Body Intact Says First Man on Spano

o8 Holy Year Pilgrims Die  Tn Air Crash   Plane Goes Down In French Alps; Group Cate From Canada

Canadian Plane With 58 Aboard Crashes in Alps  Was Flying Holy   Was Flying Holy Year Pilgrims Home from Rome

Nine Priests In Group on  Canadian Ship   Guide Finds Bodies On French Peak— Pone Shows Grief

American Listed Among Dead on lil-Fated Plane   Pre-Takeoff Prayer Fails To Save Holy Year Pilqrims, Crew

3] Catholic Pilgrims  And Seven Crewmen  Found By Searchers Says Not One Body  Remained Intact,  Strewn 1.500 Feet

BUIDE FIRST TD CONFIRM ~ AR TRAGENY   Bits of Holy Year Pilgrims Scattered in Snow on Alnine Peak.

Rescuers Find Bodies Torn Apart   One American Aboarc Canadian Stratoliner When It Crashed Into 8.700 Foot Peak.

Nine Priests In Group on  Canadian Ship  Guide Finds Bodies   Guide Finds Bodies On French Peak— Pope Shows Grief

Most Of Battle's Program Passed By Va. Assembly   Worked In Atmosphere Of Conficting Recommendations

Assemblynien Accept Most  Of Governor's Law Program  Governor’s Proposal   Governor’s Proposal On Counties Naming  ‘School Boards Fails

ENJOY FLAG THROWING BY SWISS CHAMPION   Civic Club’s Concluding Concert’s Large Audience   TENOR SOLOS POPULAR

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T: All In The Various OP inet

Engineers Ask Better Terms  For Rail Pact   ‘Brief Statement by Unio Fails to Specify What Reotherhosd Wants

Engineers Ask Better Pact Terms   Officers Instructed t¢ “Go Back to Washington” for Them.

Rail Engineers Demand More Favorable Terms In Railroad Peace Pact

Engineers Demand More Favorable Labor Contract  Union Officers Ordered To Seek Better Terms

RAIL ENGINEERS ARE DISSATISFIED WITH PEACE PLAN   Brotherhood Demands “More  Favorable” Terms and : Instructs Officers  te Get Them.   FAILS TO ANNOUNCE JUST WHAT IT WANTS   Three Other Unions to Meet  Within 16 Days to Consider Proposed 3  Year Agreement.

Rail Unions Want Additional Terms  From Government   Engineer Brotherhood  Prepares Washington Talks Again

BLE Officers Ordered Back ToWashington  Objections To Plan Are Not Discl

Brotherhood Demands  “More Favorable” Terms  In Agreement   OTHER UNIONS STILL STUDYING PROPOSAL

fe Consider Plan:  Better Terms in Three-Year Fact Soueht by Engineers

Railroad — Engineers Demand Betier Terms   In Effect Reject Proposed Pact Between Roads  And Four Union:

Rail Union Seeks Belfer Peace Terms  eae   Brotherhood. Officers {n“structed” To Go Back . “rs Capital ;

N.C. Crops Hurt By Dry Weather; Leaf Beds ‘Fair’   Dry Soil Injures Coastal Plain; Coald Cetc Paachac

Spring Storms Sweep Canada  As Toll Hits 20   Path of Destruction Stretches from Texas To Great Lakes Area

COURT IS SPLIT ON SEARCH CASE   New Justices ‘Slapped’ In  Frankfurter Dissent

Search & Seize Case Splits Supreme Court  Justice Frankfurter In Minority Slap At Other Members

Supreme Court Splits 5 to 3 On Warrantless Seizure Case   Holds Federal Officers May Search, Take it ‘Action is Part of Lawful Arrest; Frankfurter Dissents Vigorously, Citing 4th Amendment

Supreme Court Upholds Right of U.S. Officers To Not Need Warrant

Supreme Court Rules on Right Of Gov’t Men   May Search, Seize Without Warrant as Part of Lawful Arrest

Search Without Warrant Upheld   Right Approve if a Part of an Arrest

Drastic Draft Change Seen  Figures on Rejection of Men Said Disgrace

Government  Expense Cut Ic Drannced  12 § bUuoUU   Defense Excepted In Senate Groups Economy Proposal

Engine Derailed As Strike Idles  150,000 Employes   Block Of Wood Keeps Switch Open

Rail Sabotage Seen as Strike  Effect Grows   Thousands More Throwr Out of Work in Many  Industfrics

N. Y. Central Locomotive Derailed at Cleveland as  Rail Strike Hits Plants —

Front Wheels Of Two-Unit Diesel Lzave Tracks When Automatic Switch Fails To Close, Wood Jammed In To Keep It Open   INDUSTRY AFFECTED BY SYRIKE STARTS LAYOFFS

130,000 RAILWAY WORKERS DLED. DUETO WALKOU   Many: Other Industries Are Facing Prospect Of Mass  bavatte

RR Locomotive Is Derailed At Cleveland   Hint at Sabotage, Mass Layoffs Begin Hittine Industries

Temperatures   Freight Locomotive Derailed in Cleveland Yards; Mass Layoffs Begin in Affected Area Industry

Diesel Derailed Near Cleveland: FBI Investigates   Southern Suspends Knoxville Division

Engine Is Derailed, Industry Feels Pinch Of Crippling Tieup   Over 150,000 Rail Workers Idle, Other Industries In Area Start Massed Lay-Offs.

NEW VIOLENCE REPORTED IN RAIL WALKOUT   Derailment of Freight Locomotive at  Cleveland Called A at af Gahnataca

COAL OPERATOR BLOC UNITES T0 COMBAT LEWIS   New Association Meets Today; Expect Moses To Be President

Soft Coal Ops May Unite To Fight Lewis  Important Bloc Of   Important Bloc Of Owners Meet Today To Form New Group

COAL OPERATORS ORGANIZING TO COMBAT LEWIS   Will Attempt To End UMW’s Divide-And-Conquer Tactics   HARRY MOSES SLATED” TO HEAD NEW GROUP

Coal Operators Plan Fight Against Lewis Mine. ‘Owners ’ Hope Te  Meet UMW Chief On Eaual: Terms

Bituminous Coal Operators To Unite  To Deal With Lewis As A Solid Front

OAFETY ON HIGHWAYS TOPIC OF KIWANIANS   Panel Discussion is Held By Club at Langhorne

U. 5. Orders MacArthur To Govern North   U.N. Order Wil] Keep Syngman Rhee Gov't. In South

U.S. Outlines Plan for North Korean Rule   MacArthur Would Be In Control Until the Country fs Unified

MacArthur Rule Of North Korea Blueprint Drawr   Dulles Urges Korean: Proposal Of West Nations

New Shallow Pool Big Oil News Of Week   Blossom ‘Sand Strike Biggest In Stephens History

sNew Shallow Pool Big Oil News Of Week  Blossom Sand Strike % Biggest In Stephens

lowa Corn Crop Drops But State ls Still First   New Estimate Puts Crop 19% Under Last Year’s Crop

lowa Again Ist in Corn Production   Yield Estimated: at 46 Bushel Average; 1949:Was 49 Bushel:

Keech Issues an 80-Day Injunction Under T-H Law   No Indication from Miners They Will Take It Seriously

New Injunction by Judge Keech  “National Emergency" Order Under T-H Law

Coal Miners Get New Injunction Under T-H Act~  : Federal Judge Issues: Emergency Order; But Strike-Continuina~ ”

Cold W aveEnds  Spring Preview   June-In-January Gives Way To lev Blasts In Mid western U. 8,

Drugged Reds Rush to Death... It's Below Zero, but Barefooted Marines Kill Hundreds of Communist:

'Drug-Happy China Reds Die by the Hundreds   Leave Piled Up Dead

Marines Kill Dope-Crazed Chinese by Hundreds as They Battle Way Out of Trap

Barefooted Marines Fight Out of Trap,  Killing Hundreds of Drugged Chinese

Baretoot U. S. Marines Slaughter Drug-Happy Chinese Reds in Snow

  “Drug Happy” Chinese Die By Hundreds As Marine Divisions Fight Out Of Trap

END OF CHRYSLER STRIKE MONDAY SEEN   Sources Close to Both Sides Say They Are Pushing Teward Settiement by Saturday.

Cunning, Cruel Coyote- Dog Hybrid Appearing in Adirondack Mountains

New Beast Of Prey Hunted In Mountains  Coyote- Dog Hybrid  ee ae.

New Beast Of Prey, Mixture Of Coyote And Dog, Plagues Stock Owners In U. S. Areas

Coyote-Dog Hybrid Plagues Adirondacks  New Beast of Pr ey, Cunning and Cruel, Outsmar ts Control Campaign

 Coydog, Doyote or Coyog? ‘Cruel, Cunning Hybrid Predato: Seen!n Many Areas Of Country

CUT IN FUNDS 1$ EXPECTED   Congress Sends — $3,248,450,000 Measure to President Late Thursday — Economic Aid to China and Arca Provided for.

peor REVOLT FALTERS  Truman’ s Quick OK Seen On New Foreien Aid Bill

Congress . Sends © $9,248,450,000 Measure to President Late Thursday — Economic Ald to  Chinn and Area Provided for.

Prompt Action By Truman Seen  He'll Sign Aid Bill At Once; Solons Say

Plan Called  ‘Socialistic’   Michigan Realtors’ Chief Speaks Here

Ruble Juggled As Propaganda  Russia Launches New Kind Of Diplomacy

RUSSIANS USE RUBLE WEAPON   Expected To Claim It’s More Dependable Than U. $. Dollar

LOOM VICTINS Or REVANIPED RUBL   Russians Also likely To Use Currency As Propaganda Weapon

Soviet Ruble Value Raised Prices Pared   Move Viewed as Bid To Exploit Satellites; Dollar Standard ‘Out

‘Ruble Diplomacy’ In Exploiting Satellites. Relieved Russian Aim

Ruble Diplomacy Begun By Soviet  Standard Chanae May   Standard Change May Be Exploitation Move

Change In Ruble Stirs Comments.  Washington Officials See Propaganda Ruse

Satellite Exploitation?  ‘See Soviet Money Maneuver ‘Beqinning Ruble Diplomacy

Officials Claim Currency Change Diplomacy Move  Russians Reported Attempting To Use ‘Ruble’ Propaganda

Sent Into Strategic Positions   American Gls Make Dramatic Flight Through Bad Weather and Are Rushed Northward To Repulse Invading Reds

YANKEES RUSH TO THE FRONT   First Casualty Is Private Walsh of Massilon, Ohio

Plan Mandatory Controls for Auto Workers   General Motors Resumes Sales at Gov’t-Fixed Prices

Action Due To Curtail Auto Wages   Stabilizer Drafts Mandatory Order; Overall Wage Controls Studied

Wage Controls for Auto Workers Due Soon: GM Loses Round in Price Battle

VY age Controls In Automobile Industry Seen   GM lustrucis Dealers To Resume Sale OF  Caress Plain Stymie

Mandatory Controls On Auto Pay Scales In Drafting Stage   Meat Price Ceilings Also Under Consideration, ESA Head Tells Conaressmen

Plans Action OnMandatory Pay Controls   Valentine Says Auto Wages To Be Fixed Soon

Good Afternoon! in Today's Journa'      Husband Spends Night Of Terror In Wilds Oilman's Wife Dies In Crash Of Light Plane In Mountains

Nation Faces Sweeping New Economic Curbs   Military Disaster In Korea To Call For Further BeltTightening; Copper And Brass To Be Restricted

CONTROLS 10 BE EXPANDED   Action By Congress I. Expected Soon, Say Observers

Newest French Regime Wobbly  Socialists Oppose Sueille Governmen +

Presses Runner-up Pennsylvania  tt tN ANNE tats DLN rs  California Is Third in Hot Population Race

nase he men ee ao ONT  States Do Battle For Census Honor   Pennsylvania and California Are Running Neck and Neck To Be Second Largest State

California And Pennsylvania... . SP ln fener  Two States Run Close In Census

Smithwick Jury Is  Completed  Teacttmanw Ragin   Testimony Begins Monday In Slaying Of Alice Radio Man

Smithwick Jury Is Completed   Tweltth Mon Is Selected Late Saturday

Diplomats Fear Russians May Quit the UN   Some Feel Reds May Send Fighting Aid to N. Korea

UN Observers Fee! Russia  WillSend Aid to Koreans * AndResi ontfrom the UN

Nof to Resign, Acheson Says   Target of Republican Attack to Stay on Job

THREE AMERICAN PRISONERS ARE FREED IN KOREA  Had Been Held Prisoner For 25 Days

24-Hour Negotiation On Pensions Fails   Making of 6,000 Cars Daily Halts As Crews Walk Out in Six States

Over Pension, ~~ Welfare Benefits      Reuther Walks Out of Neaotiations

Chrysler Auto Plants Close Due To Strike   89,000 Workers In Walkout; Demand Pension, Pay Increase

Chrysler Hit By Strike of 89,000 Workers  Watk Qut Halte   Walk Out Halts Production of 6,000 Cars Daily

ClO Workers Strike Against Chrysler Plant   Nationwide Stoppage Halts Assembly of 6000 Autos Daily

89.000 Chrysler Workers Begin Nationwide Strike   71,000 More Will Be Out of Work Unless Walkout Settled Soon

Chrysler ‘Workers  On Strike   89,000 Seek Pay Boosts or Pensions

Walkout Comes After Dispute Over Pensions   Reuther Acts As Negotiations Are Stalemated

AUTO WORKERS CALL WALKOUT ON PENSIONS   Chrysler Factories Throughout U. S. Come to Halt

PICKET LINES FORM QUICKLY AT BIG PLANTS   Thousands of Other: To Be Forced Out Of Jobs Soon

89.000 on Strike Over Pensions   Company Agrees on Benefits, but Refuses Trust Fund Plan

Nationwide Walkout After Pension, Welfare Negotiations Stali   Workers Walk Out Of Plants In Six States In Droves When Ruether Leaves Meetina.

89,000 Quit Auto Plants   Chrysler Workers In 6 States Walk Of Jobs Today. .

All Efforts To Prevent  Strike Fail   No Yielding by Eithe Faction on Pension Adr:inistration.

Chrysler Strike. Starts in Nation: 89,000 Are Idle   Workers Demand Pay Increases or Pensions; 6,000 Cars Daily Off Market.

U1.0, AUTO UNION CALLS WALKOUT IN PENSION FIGHT   More Than 89,000 Workers Quit As Peace Negotia Hane Fallanca

OY THOUSAND ‘JOBLESS OVER PENSION AFT   3rd Largest U. S. Automaker Halts Daily Production of 6,000 Cars.

39,000 Chrysler Workers Begin Nationwide Strike  Reuther Blames Arrogant Attitude Of Corporation for 6-State Action

Mile-High Photos Promise to Open New Diamond, Uranium, Oil Fields

State Committee Elects Him Chairman for Sixth Term;  » Losing Candidates on Platform at Philadelphia.

Taylor Is Reelected State GOP Chairman,  Begins Harmony Drive   Bv LEONARD A. UNGER

Proposes Tax Cuts on High Income Groups   Brookings Institution Favors Retention Of Present Excise Levies

Research Group Asks Long Range Tax Cut Plans   Brookings Institute Op: poses Cut In Sales Or Excise Taxes.

Slash In Taxes.  Urged to Bri ing Cuts In Prices.   Tnstitatiost Reports Long-Range Program To Help Industries

Nurse Confesses She Turned Rustler  Admits Cattle Thefts With Aid of Youths

Attractive Nurse Admits Rustling Cattle Because of Financial Trouble

Blackout of Pacific Radio Reduces Korean War News For Third Successive Day

Generals Land At Wonsan Airfield   Unarmed ‘Trainer Carried Walker And  Partridge There

Adviser Releases Far East Report   McCarthy Fires New Blast  AG Secretary Acheson

LATTIMORE RELEASES SECRET POLICY PLAN Accused Envoy Admits Warning State Department Aaainst Heavy Anti-Red Commitments In Far East

~ Accused Envoy Admits Warning State Department Against Heavy Anti-Red Commitments In Far East

Pike Tells 50 Here That Trained Men Are More Critical Than Uranium

(UW Session Hears Data Scientist Shortage Threat ‘To Atom Project, Pike Says

PAINT JOB REPEATED   Bust of President Truman Smearec Second Time in 3 Days

Truman’s Man Lagging In Missouri   Thomas Hennings. Former Congressman. Appears As Winner Over Allison In Democratic Primary

Truman Man Trailing, But Slices Margin   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Truman Favorite Lag In Missouri Counting  But Trims Margin Allisoh Is 8,218 Votes Behind Hennings With 365 Precincts Out

Claims Victory Over Allison in Close Contest   Opponent, Choice of Truman, Still Refuses To Concede Defeat

Truman Candidate Trails In Missouri Primary; Landon Man Loses In Kansas

Tri man's Choice  In Missouri Race Trailing So Far   ‘Landon Loses His Bid For: Kansas Party Control

Truman Choice For Senator Is Running Behind   Missouri Voters Reject Plea From President

TRUMAN MAN LAGS \IN PRIMARY RACE      Vote Getti Vote Getting, Abi

Pres. Truman's ote Getting Ability In Home State Is Receiving Severe- Test

Allison Gains: Mail Ballots  To Decide Race   New St. Louis Charte Beaten: Kansans Dump Landon Candidate

Jackson County Carried by Allison; Streneth in St. Louis to Hennings

CLOSE IN MISSOURI   President Troman‘’a Candidate Cains a Little in Senate Race

Truman’s Candidate Is Behind   Missouri Senatorial Race Close; Kansans Pick Gov. Carlson

TRUMAN'S MA RUNS BEHIND   Hennings Leads More Than 11,000 Votes In ! Senate Race

Campaign Director Says Check Shows Lead is Decisive   Donnell Walks Away From Opponents In GOP Contest

Truman’s Choice Trails In Senate Race In Missouri   In Kansas, Landon’s Bid For Return To Power Gets Setback

Candidate  Of Truman Is Trailing   Allison Lags in Dema Senatorial Primary Duel in Missouri.

TRUMAN'S MAN IS TRAILING. IN MISSOURI VOTE   Allison Losing to Hennings for Senate Nomingtion; Kansas Spurns Landon.

‘Truman’s Candidate Trails by 11,000 Votes In Missouri Senatorial Primary Contest

Hennings Holds 7,252 Margin Over Allison   Former Representative Now — Confident of State Nomination

Carlson and Arn Win . Nominations Will Carry G. O. P. Banner  in November Race for Goteanate U. S. Senate  ANDERSON, AIKEN, LEAD  Are Probable Demo Nomin: ees Over Senator Potucek, Carl V. Rice   CLOSE IN MISSOURI   President Truman's Candidate Gains a Little in Senate Race

Truman Choice Losing Battle  Ex-Representative Leads In Missouri

HOU PRICE PROPS MAY END TODAY   ;  SUPPORT PROGRAM TO PIRE UNLESS ACTION TAKEN TO EXTEND IT.  EN. Is

European Talks Delay Review Of Far Eastern  Policies By Big Three

REVIEW OF FA EASTERN POLICY BY BIG THREE   Britain May Side With U S. On Neutralizing  Formesa   GERMAN REARMAMENT AGREEMENT REACHED

Big Three Ministers Slate Sweeping Review Of Far East Policies And Defense Steps

Court Will Doom Watts as Killer  Found Guilty After 21-Hr. Deliberations

McDonald's Name Ordered On Ballot by Supreme Court   Justices Hold That Present Loyalty Pledge Suffices, Not Past Party Affiliations

Many Flee As Crests Move Down   Area Alerted to Receive Refugees As Waters Deepen In Wabash  And Ohio Vallevs.

Two DP Bilis In Hopper Today. Study Defense   Liberalized Act on Displaced Persons Gets Backers: Red Committee Is Hit,

Both Sides Claim Senate Will Adopt Their DP Measure   Vinson Still Fights For More Airplanes

Confinuance Up to Cities . Affer Dec. 31   Truman Request For One-Year Action Denied

Group OK’s. Rent Control Abolishment   ' Compromise Bill; Approved 13 to 4, Ends Regulation Dec 3}

Mation Scores Defense Lag  Po ese AAS be   Emergency Military Budaet Needed

Woman’s Lack of Easter Togs Has Coast City Astir  Deputies Hunt Hopefully For Modern Lady Godiv:

22-Foot Hairy Sea Monster  Chained On Oregon Beach   Strange Creature Makes Second Appearance In 24 Hours And Finds Townspeople Waiting With Chains To Hold Him For Viewers

People Lash Weird Body To Pilings   Hairy-Chested Animal's Torso Resembles Cow's

DE LAKE  DENIZEN REMAINS UNIDENTIF LED: ‘Sea Monster’ Beached in Oregon

MYSTERY BEAST RETURNS  Hairy, Nine-tailed Sea Monster Moored fo Pile

Boettiger Rites On Wedding Day  Suicide Publisher, 50, To Be Cremated

HOUSE STARTS WORK CUTTING ~ EXCISE TAXES      Levies on Electric Appliances Slated To Be Abolished

Korean Invaders Mass for Assault on Yanks Dug in Behind Kum River

AMERICANS HOLD AGAINST ENEMY ON NEW FRONT   Gen. MacArthur Re ports U. S. Forces Are Providing Time For Reinforcements To Reach South Ko Yea.

Fifty B-29 Bombers Smash Vital North Korean Targets With Firs Mass Precision Bombing Of War

W Arthur Savs We're Cutting Enemw’s Edge   Communists to Face Precision Bombing

N. Korean Rail Center One Target   Ominous Lull in Fighting Reported Near Kum River

Ground Forces In Thin  Line Along Kum River Mae Deaicac ‘Halding Action’  ee

Exhausted Yanks Spread Out in Thin Line On Kum River   Two Red Divisions Start Heavy Attack: Aaainst the South

Mighty Yank Bombers In First Major Blow —U. S. Troons Stall Red Push

Nearly 50 Superforts Smash North Korean Targets to Open Mass Attack

VANDENBERG AND MILLIKIN MAY BACK ACT   Taft, Wherry Oppose Bill; Heavy Majority Seen for Measure

GOP's Senate Leaders Split Over Arms Aid   Millikin Sides With Vandenberg as Taft And Wherry Opposed

Republicans Divided on Foreign Aid   Four Top GOP Senate Leaders Not in Agreement.

Defense Department Puts New Program In Motion For Releasing Reservists  And Using Drattees Or Volunteers

[Defense Department Sets Up New Policy for Releasing  ‘Reservists and Guardsmen

New Reserves System Begun   Draftees to Replace Relnueciant Reservisis

Young Draftees M2 Replace Reservists Called Involuntarily  Guardsmen, Reserves May Be Released After Thoroughly Trained

Marshall Orders New Service Plan Put Into Effect   Armed Forces Must” Set Manpower Quotas - Six Months Ahead

Reservists, Guards Eventually Will Be Freed From Service   Young Draftees And Volunteers Would Replace Veterans Under New Program Worked Qut By Defense Department. ” ,

Release Posed For Reserves, Guardsmen   Those Called Up Would Be Replaced By Draft, Volunteers

National Guards, Reservists to Be Replaced   Young Draftees, Volunteers Will Relieve Vets

Draftees or Volunteers To Replace Reservists  Under New Defense Plan

(Reluctant Reservists Will be  Released by Services, Replaced  By Young Draftees, Volunteers

PAVING IS DELAYED   Workmen Hope to Com. plete Project by K. U. Commencement Time

No Rain In Sight   Dusty Kansas Expected To Stay Dry; Mercury Due to Climb Today

Claims Loyalty Probe Needed   Hickenlooper Eyes State Department

Hickenlooper Sees Loyalty Issue an Important One   Need President, Administration to Help Find Truth

Pitisburgh°Again’ Misses Its Comics   Crowds Line Up Early Tc * Buy Sunday Papers

Lausche Calls Cabinet For Defense Confab  Van Wert County In cluded In

Alonzo Quartz, 56, Of Clearfield, is Killed Sunday   Body Found By His Wife Under Tractor Overturned in Ditch

MIGHT LEASE AIR BASES FROM SPAIN   Report Atlantic’ Pack Mili. tary Advisers Leaning   OPPOSED BY BRITAIN

MIGHT LEASE AIR BASES FROM SPAIN   Report Atlantic Pack Mili tary Advisers Leaning That Way   OPPOSED BY BRITAIN

SEARCH PLANE DOWN HUNTING MISSING PLANE   Hope Vanishing For Passengers Aboard Transport

Little Hope For Lost Plane   Second Plane Down While Helping In Exhaustive Search

Safety Congress Plans “Drive Right” Campaign For Aug. 22 to Sent. 5

Airmen Safe After Crash   ‘But Explosive-Laden C-46 Is Completely Destroyed in Mishap At Oklahoma City

Crew Escapes Plane Explosion  Ammunition Shin Pile.   Ammunition Ship Piles Up In Okichoma

‘Ammo Laden Plane Blows Ur  25 Explosions Hit Crashed Transport; iba Sh pacrnssemsse these ca

Plane Crashes, Then Explodes  Six Aboard Marine Transport Are Safe

PLANE CRASHES WITH EXPLOSION   Crew Members Escape As Craft, Loaded With Secret Explosives, Falls.

PLANE BLOWS UP WITH SECRET AMMUNITION      Six Crewmen Escape; Bar Pic. tures as Violent Blasts Last Three Hours.

Crew Escapes Just Before. Plane Explodes   Twin-Engine Craft Carrying Explosives Makes Crash Landing

6 Crew Members Escape In Crash   Loaded With Secret Explosives, Plane Bursts Into Flames

Secret Airplane Load Blows Up  Six Sprint To Safety At Oklahoma City

Transport Plane, Loaded With Secret Explosives, Disintegrates After Crashing Near Oklahoma City

Secret Explosives Blow Crash Plane to Bits but Six Crewmen Make Escans

PLANE EXPLODES AFTER CRACK-UP   CREW FLEES SAFELY FROM C-46 CARRYING SECRET EXPLOSIVES

Boy Shoots Self, Remains Alive   ; Told Companion Thot “E Think IN Shoot hAventé and Did

TRAIN CRASHES CAR: BROTHERS BADLY INJURED   Auto Is Carried 800 Feet By Impact At Watervliet Crossing

TEMPERATURES   Hartford Brothers Injured   Accident Oceurs At Watervliet

STALIN CONFERS FOR 90 MINUTES WITH UN HEAD   Lie In Moscow In Attempt Te Ease East-West  Tensions      MOLOTOV IS AMONG THOSE AT MEETING

Lie. Talks To. Stalin  Secretary- Gehdial Climax. “es Peace Mission — .

Lie Visits With Stalin  Meetine Chiimaxes   Meeting Climaxes  Mission To Russia

UN Secretary Talks To Stalin  But No Details Out On Conversation

Secretary-General Of United Nations Gains Interview With Head Of Russians On His Tour Of Europe To End The Cold War

India Poses Small U.N.  Peace Plan   Await Reaction Of Ric-Three

India Proposes NewPeacePlan  In Korean War   Small UN Members Would Study Methods; U. 5. Is Non-Committal

INDIA URGES PLAN TO END WAR IN KOREA   “Little United Nations Security Council” W ould Work Out ‘Peace Program.

Little Security Council Would Tackle Problem   Proposal Gaining Some Support

COURT ACTS IN VICTOR STRIKE   Temporary Injunction Is sued Against Berkeley  Springs Ordinance

Jewels and Ship Have Disappeared   Chinese Nationalists Wonder What Happened tc $5,000,000 in Transfer

pare ae  S10 Billion in 1 Economic Aid ‘May be Proposed to Truman

PLAN TO AID 49 NATIONS DRAFTED   TRUMAN MAY BE ASKED 10 RECOMMEND ‘30 BILLION OUTLAY IN 3 YEARS.

HELP FOR 40 NATIONS NOW IS PROPOSED   $10,000,000,000 Aid For 40 Nations By 1955 Studied

American Forces Launch Counterattack Under Huge Canopy Of Planes   Defenders Give Ground To Suicide Units But Come Back To Regain Lost Ground; Communist Losses Heavy

Yongsan on Vital Highway Is Recaptured   More Than 3,000 North Koreans Killed and 6,000 Wounded in Two Days; 25th Division Back in Original Positions.

Yanks Strike Back All Along Battle Sector   Vital Highway Town Recaptured; Commies Pay Heavily in Men

THRUSTS BLUNT RED OFFENSIVE   ) Infantry Counterblows, Aided by Allied Planes, Prove Costly to Enemy

BlowlsAgainst US25thDivision At Southern End Of Battle Perimeter 35 Miles West Of Pusan

DEFENDERS OF MASAN REGAIN LOST TERRITORY   Yongsan, Situated On Vital Highway, Recaptured Yesterday   AMERICANS STRIKE BACK IN TWO AREAS

Are Hurled At UN Line   Second Day OF Battle For Masan Port Finds Defenders Holding After Reds Make , Breakthroughs Along Naktong

U.S. TROOPS REGAIN GROUND NEAR VITAL ROAD  Huge Red Drive Blunted

Allies Inflict Heavy Losses; Regain Cities   Fight Rages on Mountain 30 Miles From.Pusan  Po: Sere ae i eee   (War Map on Page 9)

90.000 Men Are awe le a      Second Day Of Battle For Masan Port Finds Defenders Holding After Reds Make Breakthroughs Along Naktong  *

Huge Canopy Of Aireraft Helps Stop Red Drive ~  LT... D.~.°.. SG...   GIs Regain Some Lost Ground  And Open Attacks At Other Spots .

Nationalist Rebel Leader Under Police Siege in Home   Revolt Smashed After 118 Party Members Arrested; Albizu Was Harvard Educated

BASEBALL'S ‘MAN OF YEAR’ ‘DISAPPOINTS’ POSTER GIRL   AUSTIN ‘ ‘MOTHER’ TO Gis  ~ Long Illness Fatal to Mrs. Roy E. Smith

BASEBALL'S ‘MAN OF YEAR’ ‘DISAPPOINTS’ POSTER GIRL   ~ Lond Illness Fatal to Mrs. Roy E. Smith

Basing Point Bill ~ Okayed By Senate   Business Firms. Permitted To Use Uniform Delivered Rates °

V: andenbergSet  For FEPC Vote   He'll Be On Hand Uf Need.  ed, GOP Senators Assured

General Manager Of AEC Quits In Tiff W ith Dean   Truman Accepts Resignation Of Carroll Wilson; ‘Difficulties’ Of Work, Confidence Lack Cited As Cause

Remington AgainTagged As Red Aide   Secret Witnesses Swear He Carried Card On TVA Job

Remington Red In ’30s, Is Testimony  Gov't Economist Denies Charges

Remington Again Called Communist In House Inquiry: Makes Flat Denial

Five Intelligence Failures Display Need for Unity      Civilian Director Also Indicated For Bureau; Surprises in Czech Overthrow, Tito’s Defection, China, Palestine. and Colombia Are Cited

The Truth About Our Defenses  i et Rie  Weakness And Misuse Of Intelligence Force Damaging To Defense

The Truth About Our Defenses U.S. Foreign Policy Outruns Its Military  Capabilities For War

U.S. RESOLUTION READIED  UN Assembly Is Alerted  For Emergency Meeting

Phone Rate Hike To Be Allowed By PSC   New SEMO Rates Automatically Begin At Midnight

FIRE MENACES ORLEANS PORT   Explosion After Collision Sets Tanker And Oil gigi Ablaze  -~ an a A A oe aie ie IE aa

WRECK SETS BLAZE   Tanker - Barge Collision Touches Off Spectacular New Orleans Fire

Blazing Oil Boat Threatens Port   Esso Tanker, Barges Collide —Explosion Sets Both Aflame Near New Orleans

Fire Threatens N. 0. Harbor   Tanker and Oif Barges Under Tow Collide

Both Parties Make Claim MacArthur One Of Their Own   Senator Brewster Puts GOP Viewpoint in Record; Truman Praises

REPORT RIVALRY OVER M’ARTHUR   Both Political Partie: Claiming General As Their Choice

Both Parties Fighting For MacArthur   _ General Unwittingly ” Figuring In Coming Cenaressional Votine

Life Life In Prison Faced  Makmington Boy Guilty Of Policeman Murder

OViV VUUNUIL RAUL  C. F. Hardtarfer Will Be Demo Candidate from : Fifth Ward

INTO COUNCIL RACE   C. F. Hardtarfer Will Be Demo Candidate from Fifth Ward

Michigan Has High Weekend Accident Toll  Traffic Mishaps Kill At Least 20

‘Three Men Injured, One Critically, in Series of : Explosions at Gulf Corporation’s Refinery’ Near Port Arthur—Four Fire Departments Join Forces In Bringing Flames Under Control

7 Blasts Rock  Texas Refinery   ‘Five Men Injured at Port Arthur; Explosions. Fire Close Gulf Unjit

Texas Town Rocked By Seven Explosions  Three Men Known to Be Injured;   Three Men Known to Be Injured;  Damage From Blasts Will Be Heavy

Blasts Start Fire in Texas. . Oil Refinery   Series of Explosions, Rocks Plant ‘Near: Port Arthur °.      Scene is “Only. 70 Miles From Where 1947 Disaster Took 500 Lives.

Huge Gulf Refinery in Texas Rocked by 7 Explosions: Catal ytic Cracking Unit Closed Down

Explosions Rock Gulf Refinery Near Port Arthur, Three Men Are Injured

Texas Blasts Injure 3 At Oil Refinery   Seven Explosions Touch Off Big Fires Near Port Arthur

Refinery Worker Is Fatally Burned Seven Blasts Rock  Port Arthur Plant

Explosions Rock Texas Oil Area  Gulf Refinery Scene of Spectacular Fire  Ppllacmnen Riewctea

Explosions Rock Texas  Oil Refinery   Seven Blasts Injure Thre: Near Port Arthur on Gulf Setting off Fires

Blasts Rock Oil Ref inery   ARG BQN EAGEIU ET Y  o/  Explosions Wake Populace of Port Arthur. Texas

Gulf City Oil Plant Rocked By Seven Blasts   Three Men Injured As Blasts Set Off Fires at Gulf Town

Seven Blasts Rock Oil City On Texas Coast   One Badly Burned, Two Others Injured In Ragina Fire

Series of Seven Explosions Rock Oil Refinery —   Start Fires Which Wlaee later Chackac

Series of 7 Explosions Rip Gulf Refinery   Resulting Fires Burn Over 7 Hours; Damaae Heavy

Circle Of Fire Around Plant This Morning  Three Persons Are Hurt; Blockades Placed On Randle

BLASTS ROCK REFINERY ON GULF COAST   Force Gulf to Close Down Big Plant at Port Arthur, Texas.

10,000-barrel tank blazes furiously after explosion.  7 Explosions Rock Texas Oil Refinery

Three Injured In Oil Blast At Refinery   @ Port Arthur Plant Suffers Damage From Explosion

Seven Blasts Rock Refinery  Gulf’s Port Arthur Plant Badly Damagec

Blasts Rock Texas Coast Oil Refinery   Flames Rage For Five Hours, Threaten Stills

ROCKED BY FIRES   Series of Explosions al Port Arthur, Texas Refinery

REDS PAY HEAVY FOR GAINS; GITY BEING DESERTED   Americans Expect To Take Stand In Rugged Territory   AMERICANS STRIKING TO EAST OF TAEJON

American Troops Hold Firm Near Taejon; Provisional Capital And Military Com mand Supply Hub Abandoned Several Days Ago

U. S. Stand May Be Made In Mountains   Attacking Commies Heedless Of Losses In Korean Strife

Yanks Seeking Better Terrain  To Halt Enemy   U. S. Planes Hit Invaders  Again as Ground Troops Are Forced Back

Man’s Oldest Dream, Longer Life, Is Revived At Meeting Of Scientists

Plover Woman Severely Injured In Highway Crash  ’ Malta Jacobson Slightly Injured

Chrysler Strike Talks Resumed  Tempers Flare; To Seek Annual Wane

Plane Wheel Feund In Baltic  Punctured Gear From U. S..Craft, Is Belief

HOLLYWOOD TO FILM HIS STORY  Big Spring Cantata Composer Elated Over His Sudden Luck

Bis Spring Cantata Proves kes ry © ” P ©  ‘ ‘ lo Prison Door For Composer

GRANDSTAFF TO BE FREED SOON   Tennessee Prison Will Re lease Composer Of ‘Big Spring Cantata’

Bert Bonwell of Chrisman  I. Corn King   Some Contest Winner: Announced at U. of I. Activities

Moyne Kelly, Two Others Resign Posts As Ton Executives Of Hosnital System

No Real Clues Reported y rrmery In Flogging Of Talladega Citizen

Storm Blankets State with Snow  Superior Tangled By Two-Foot Fall

DEMOCRATS URGE STATE > PERG Stk   Praise Truman in Platform Adopted at Convention in Chicago.

DEMOCRATS URGE STATE ——*-FEPC BILL   Praise Truman in Platform Adopted at Convention in Chicago.

Potato Surplus Plagues Brannar   50,000,000 Bushels May Be Destroyed if Congress Approves

 Brannan Awaits Congress’ Word  50 Million Bushels of Surplus Potatoes May Be Destroyed

Brannan, ‘Waits To Sée’ ‘What  Congress Says   Ag Chief “Unable tc Dispose of:50 Millior Bushels, He Says

Fifty Million Bushels Spuds To Be Dumped   Unless Congress In struct To Make Oth er Disposition

US. Plans to Destroy  Spud Stocks   50,000,000 Bushels May Be Destroyed, Brannan Announces

Jessup Sticks By. Statement Toward China  _ Says U. S. ties Not  avnaAnanan Naéian

SAYS U.S. DOES NOT CONSIDER COUNTRY LOST   Reiterates Stand Despite ‘Hands Off’ Speech By President

U.S. NOT GIVING UP ON CHINA, JESSUP SAYS   Ambassador Sticks To Statement Despite Formosa Developments

Young Pastor Denies Charge He Killed Mate   Officers At Grundy Won't Reveal What Accused Man Said

Thaw Brings Flood Alarm   Swollen Rivers in South Also Cause Concern

Twin Cities Map Traffic Safety Drive   Judge Sterling Heads Committee Of Area Council

FORM TRAFFIC SAFETY GROUP   Judge Sterling. Named Head Twin City Council —"Mifiliaté. 7

“HOT” WIRES FALL IN DENVER STREETS   Power Lines Snapped by Storm, Police Stand Guard-—SevenInch Snow Fali«.

CROYDON MANIS — WARNED NOT TO VISIT TAPROOM   Milton Garretson, 30, Told That He must Stop   Denies That He Had Any  Dislike for Croydon

6 Catholic Jurors Picked To Serve in Sander Trial   Church Is Outspoken Against Mercy Killing

Nine Chosen For Murder Trial Jury   Six Catholics On Venire To Hear Dr. Sander Case

Ee -_— (Business, Employment Increase In County 'Ceam '39 To 48 Shown In Census Report

FRACTIONAL GAINS NOTED ON MARKET   Business Expands As Quotations Edge Ahead After Slow Start

Bids Asked For Housing Project In New Castle   State Planning Board An  nounces Bids To Be Taken Feb. 27

SPUDS MASHED BY BRITON  Scientist Roasts Potato as Bliaght on Progress

SCIENTIFIC OPINION  Britisher Brands Potato ‘Blight on Human Proaress’

Flood Control, Rivers, Harbors Bill In Senate   Legislation Calls Fo Projects Totaling Over $112 Billions

Tackle F lood Bill Soon   Measute Passed By House Last Year On Senate Slate This Weel

RIVERS BILL IS UP IN SENATE   Would Authorize Projects Costing $1,564,000,000

Senate Due To Consider River Projects Today   Many Jobs Includec In Program Up For Discussion

All-Out Push Launched On Hainan Reds  Chiang Gov't Mur On Coastal Raids

Chinese Army Surrounds Reds On Hainan Islanc   Launch Firebomb Attack Against Guerrilla Forces

K Ke Ke KR KX KK Next Governor of  Empire State Was An lowa Minister  x

Green Urges Labor Draft  In Emergency   AFL Head Demands All-Out Preparedness Program For Any Eventuality

HEAD OF AFL URGES ALL-OUT P REPAREDNESS   Mobilization of Labor Asked by Green As Vital Defense Step

AFL’s Green Calls for “All-Ouv  Detense   Mobilization  Of Labor Among Demands Made By Labor Leader

A. F. L. Chief Urges Full Preparedness  Green for Mobilizing Labor if Necessary

HEAD OF AFL   Mobilization of Labor Asked by Green As  Vital Defense Step

Mobilize Labor, Green Urges   AFL Chief Asks © Full Preparedness

Preparedness Demanded By ~ Chief Of AFI   Green Says Situation Has Implications Of Major  War

Green Urges Mobilization Of Labor   Says U.S. Should Prepare Now for Any Eventuality.

Way Cleared By Assembly For Crossing Border   UN Commander Authorized To Unite Country ; Soviet “Peace” Proposals Are Decisively Defeated

APPROVE ADVANCE INTO NORTH KOREA   U. XN. ASSEMBLY VOTES FULL POWER TO TROUPS TO CROSS 38TH PARALLEL.

WN MOVES TO BRING PEACE TOALL KORE   Gives Gg Ahead to Cross 38th Parallel in Plan to Unify Nation.

UN. Okays Allied Move To Red Area   Assembly Beats Soviet Proposal To Leave Country

U.N. Signals Green Light   MacArthur's Troops Can Cross 38th To Unify All Korea

Action Gives MacArthur Full Right To Order Assault On North   CALL FOR PEACE, UNITY WITH INDEPENDENT STATE

Nations Voice 45-7 Approval Of Allied Push   Communist Countries Fail  To Stop Speedy Verdict For Cause of [. Ss.

U. N. Authorizes Allied Forces To Cross 38th Parallel   General Assembly Okays Eight-Power Peace Resolution

UNIFICATION PLAN PASSED BY BIG VOTE   Russian Satellites Stick Together; Several Others Abstain.

UN Forces Get Approval to Cross Parallel   General Assembly Votes, 47 to 5, for Korean Unity

U.N. Supports Crossing Over 38th Parallel  Approves Program To Bring   Approves Program To Bring Peace, Unify Korean Nation

U. N. Says Go Ahead   Makes it Clear MocArthur Cen Take, Altied Forces Across 38th Parallel

SOUTH KOREAN UNITS ALREADY FAR TO NORTH   Assembly Votes 47-5 To Authorize UN To Carry Out Peace Plan

pssombly Okays _S. Peace Plan   _ Soviet Bloc Objects, * But: Power Is Voted.

UN Gives Final Okay for Allies To Cross 38th   ‘Assembly Authorizes Force: To Occupy Entire Country.

Troops Given Okeh fo Cross 38th Parallel   United Nations Gives Its Final Approval for UN  Troops to Cross Infamous 38th Imacinary Baundary

U. N. Flashes Signal to Go   Parallel 38 Voted Out as Rarder Tine

UN Assembly Stamps OK On Troop Crossing  Full Power To Bring  Peace and Unity to Korea Voted 47 ta 5

LL  Full Go Signal For UN Tro ‘oops To Cross Line  Assembly Gives it   Assembly Gives it By 45 to 5 Vote To Unify Korea

Soviet Bloc Defeated In Assembly   Russian Motion To Freeze Battle Lines Also Voted Down

General Assembly Sets Seven-Nation Panel  To Hold Free Elections

Assembly Gives UN Forces Okay To Cross 38th  Signal To Occupy All Of Korea Given - In ‘Moral Approval’

—LIQUOR—  Mitchell Refuses To Quit Board   _ Defies Governor’s  Order To Get Out

‘MAN CHARGED WITH ‘MURDERING: WOMAN. BY..... BEATING HER WITH CAST

Final French Plane Toll is 84 Lives   66 Bodies Found; No Hope Held for 18 Missing

VANDENBERG CONDITION REPORTED SATISFACTORY AFTER TUMOR OPERATION

Ohio's Democrats Drop Ballot Fight  Bow To Mandate Of State’s Electorate

OFFICIAL WORD STILL AWAITED ON CEASE-FIRE   Committee Won't Take Peiping Radio Rejection As Final

B. H. CHILD 18 POLIO VICTIM   ‘Brings Total Fer County { So Far This Year  j To 5

E. Germany Enacts New  Death Law  Fy _ 5 wy _   Aimed at Western Germans Leaning  Toward Alfies

Pa. Now to Get Federal Aid To Blind   Myers Gets Proposal Put Through Senate b Voice Vote.

ONLY SKELETON STAFF REMAINS AT LAKE SUCCESS  UN Sets Up Business In $65 Million Building (Overlooking New York's Swarming East River

ONE MORE KOREA WILL RAISE ISSUE Of Immediate Showdown With Russia

One More Red Outbreak Will Raise Question Of Whether To Seek Showdown With Russia

Copter Scares  Civilian Korea   Marines Use Flying Windmills In War

Marines Secret Weapon. Flying Windmills Willi Make Korea Nation of Stiffnecked Citizens

State Highway Depart ment Asks Bids On Reconstruction Work To  Be In By May 19.

Part of Route 322 Scheduled For Relocation  Highway Department To Widen Road To 24 Feet

Global Drive — ToSwap ‘Ideas’  Plan Aimed To Beat © Communism In World

Sparkman Asks UN To Erase 38th Parallel   Alabama Senator Makes Plea For United Korea

38th Parallel In Diplomatic Battleline, too   Russia Gets Ready To Carry Fight to United Nations

Cry Mounts To Ignore.  ‘Boundary’   Senators Urge U.N. To Keep Going Until Red Power Is Broken

Erasure of 38th Line Is Being Urged   Unified Korea Seems To Be Popular Viewpoin' With Many Officials In High Places

Sparkman Urges End To Boundary   Senate Wants UN To Wipe Out Line And Unite All Of Korea

Sen. Sparkman Urges U.N. To Wipe Out 38th Parallel And Unite Korea   Calls For Final’ Destruction Of North Korean Aggressive Powers

Sparkman Urges Unity  For Korea   UN Delegate Wants To Erase Division

Hunt West Virginia Lifer In Strangling Of Unidentified Woman At Berkeley Springs Wo Va.   CHECK SIGNIFICANCE OF RECENT THEFT

Ten Arrested As FBI Smashes Big Lottery Ring   Tickets Offered For Sale In Maryland

FBI BREAKS UP A LOTTERY RING   ELEVEN PERSONS ARRESTED ON TIP BY CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE.

DEATH FOR TOWA STUUENT ASKED   COURT TO INSTRUCT JURY IN ROBERT BEDNASEK MURDER TRIAL TODAY.

Prosecutor Asks Supreme Penalty In Bednasek Trial   Judge to Instruct Jurors Today; State Charges Girl’s Death Murder

New Housing Program Aimed For Moderate Income Group Ready To Be Given Congress

$2,000-$5,000 Income Range Set   Would Guarantee Mort. gages on 95° Value.  With 50 Years to Pay

NEW HOUSING PROGRAM SET   Moderate Income Families Would Benefit Under  New Proposal

Moderate Income Houses Pushed   Plan Would Help Cooperatives Build Modern Houses

Need House Bill Sparkman Says  Legislation Ready For Congress Okay

Housing Plans Set For Action   Sparkman Readies Bill To Aid Home Building For Middle Class

New Housing Bill is Ready For Congress   _ Measure Will Carry Out Truman Pledge ‘To Fill Gap In  Present Program’

Moderate Income Housing Program Set For Solons  Plan Would. Create New Corporation To Adminicter Loans ©

Administration Proposes New Moderate Income Housing Plan   May Provide Home: For Thousands In $2.000-35.000 Group

Lie Seeks To End Cold War Deadlock  Stalin, Red Leaders Meet With UN Chief

British Ship Fights Nationalist Planes  ~ Fires at Chinese Raiding Swatow

Eeyptian Troops Reported Alerted   Skirmishes Expected With Israeli Forces

‘EGYPTIAN TROOFS To “OPEN FIRE IF ISRAELI VIOLATE’ ARMISTICE LINES

“BOOKIE” KING PLEADS GUILTY TO 60 COUNTS  N. Y. Prosecutor Asks . Maximum Penalty   VN. Y. Prosecutor Asks  . Maximum Penalty for Recent Government Witness.

Racketeer Enters Guilty Plea Erickson Arraigned “On 60 Charges in  New York; D. A. to Seek Stiff Term

Heavy Term Likely For Top Bookie   Frank Enckson Faces Sentencing On 60Count Indictment

Frank Erickson Pulls Switch, Pleads Guilty To Gambling Charge  Stiffest Possible Sentence To Be Asked For Bookmaker King

Erickson, King of Bookmakers  Pleads Guilty   Surprise Move Can Mean 60 Years in Penitentiary  \

Kingpin Gambler Enters Guilty Plea   To Be Sentenced by Court on June 26

Floods Leave 2,000 Homeless  Tn Pacific Area   Highways, Rail Tracks Under Water in Vast Sector; One Man Dead

California, Oregon Hit By Floods   Red Cross Claims Thousand Families Made Homeless:

Thousands Are Homeless In Northwest  Floods Hit Oregon, Northern Californie

Floods Drive Thousands From Homes   Rampaging Streams Sweep Lowlands In Pacifie Northwest

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN NORTHWEST   Flooding Rivers Sweep Over Wide  Area in Two States

Floods Force Thousands to Flee Homes.   Oregon-California Area Hard Hit After 5-Day Rains; One Dead, Others Missina

2,000 Homeless in Coast Floods   4 Cities Isolated; Guard Called Out

Pacific Coast Towns Hard Hit By Flood:   Thousand Families Home. less In Oregon And California

Citizens Menaced By Fxplosion Of Deadly Chlorine   ‘Town May Be Evacuated After Marine Supply Depot Blast

Find No Trace of Missing Leopard   Jungle-Bred Animal Es caped from Zoo in Oklahoma City Saturday   Parents Escorted Childrer to Schools in Vicinity of Park

Leopard Gives Hunters Slip   Guards Say He's Been Back at Zoo, Left Again

Vicious Leopard ls Still at Large   Armed Hunters Use Dogs to Trail Beast

Wide Search, But Leopard Evades Chase   Vicious Jungle Animal Sighted,. But Not Found

Animal Hunt Branches Out to New Areas   Dogs Fail to Pick Up Trail After Reported Night Return to Zoo

Hunt For Big Jungle Cat Is Spreading Out   Wild Animal Said To Have Re-Entered Zoo, Then Left

Vicious Leopard At Large   Escaped From Zoo In Oklahoma City; Only a Few Weeks Out of the Jungle

Vicious Wild Leopard Still Evades Hunters   Desperate Search for Elusive, Jungle-Bred Animal Branches Out in All Directions From Oklahoma City Zoo: Farm Families Warned

Killer Leopard Eludes Search Of Wide Area  Newly Captured Jungle Beast  tema: Ie

Hunt Continues, For Jungle Cat” Loose From Zoo   ZNo Trace of Leopard Yet, But Planes, Dogs Join Search

Nebraska Flood Claims 11 Lives   Rising Mississippi Threatens State

Ike Is ‘Glad’ China Crisis Sent To U.N,  World Opinion ; Viel H. c...

STOCKS IN RALLY   Worst Spill in Five Months Yesterday on Korean Reverses

U.S. Pla Bombin  2 Fight   Pres. Hopes Peace Will Result From U.S. Decision ToGive Active Aid To Kore:

Cooper Named Community Chest Leader  4. Directors Chosen For Service On Executive Committee

Profits Tax Faces Blast By Big NAM Force Today   Excess Earnings Would Be Taken By Proposed Bill

NAM Opens Opposition “To New Tax   House Committee Conducts Hearing On Proposed Levy

Business Rolls. Up Big Guns To Blast At Taxes  Against $4 Billion Excess Profits Levy:

NAM Rolls Up Big Guns For Hearing Today  Sales Tax, Higher Levies On Incomes   Sales Tax, Higher Levies On Incomes Are Uraed Instead

UNLIMBER BIG GUNS —  NAM Leads Fight Against Tax On Excess Profits

Want Increases All Along Line   Manufacturers Suggest Sales Tax; Democrats to Follow Truman Plan

NAM Voices Opposition To New Levies   “Big Business” Levels Guns On Truman Program

Business to Hit At Tax Request   Manufacturers’ Group To Blast Away At Excess Profits Tax

Fight On Excess Profits Tax Plan Opened By NAM   Manufacturers Group Suggests Alturnate Plan

NAM Leads Assault Upon Tax Proposal   House Unit Told Excess Profits Levy Is Unjust

Business Starts All-Out Assault On Profits Tax   Wrong Approach To Problem of Defense Financing

BUSINESS GETS READY TO FIGHT TAX ON PROFITS   National Association Of Manufacturers Gives Views Tc House Ways And  Means Committee

BIG BUSINESS FIGHTS EXCESS: PROFITS LEVY   NAM Suggests Sales Tox, Higher Income and Corporate Taxes.

U.S. Business Resumes Attack On Excess Levy   House Panel Begins Final Three Days Of Hearings

Big Business Opens Fire On Proposed $4 Billion Tax On Excess Profits

BUSINESS WILL BATTLE TAXES   Rolls Up Heavy Artillery To Blast At Excess Profits Levy      YARDSTICK OPPOSED

Lloyd Says He's ‘Case Number 9   McCarthy Listed Him as Red in U. S. Employ

President's Aide Identifies Self As ‘Case No. 9’   Senator's List Member Details Basis of Charge

‘Case No. 9 Not a Pal Of Reds   White House Aide Says He Is One Accused by McCarthy;

 Speech Writer Revealed  White House Aide Admits He’s Man McCarthy Named

TRUMAN SPEECH WRITER A RED?   White House Aide Admits He's Senator's Case No. 9

LLOYD SAYS HE 15 CASE NO. 9   Identifies Self As Man Referred To By Senator McCarthy

‘Allied Troops Block End-Run ‘Toward Pusan      Witke Miik Mibeadt Aeela

United Nations Forces Repel Assaults At Opposite Ends Of Curving War Front, Apparently Halting Communist Chances Of Quick Plunge To Pusan— Center Of Line Being Built Up For Major Stab At Defenders

Wild Battles on Opposite Ends of Korea War Front  North Koreans Build Up Forces at Center

Temperatures.   Quick Pusan Push Halted;. Northern Troops Building For Central Front Drive

Reds Building  Up Center for Major Attack   American Negroes and South Koreans Turn Back Bayonet Charge In Hand-to-Hand Fight

Bitter Fight Rages Around Port of Pohang   So. Koreans Hold ‘ Against Wildest Northem Raids

on Pusan rns;      Bloodiest Battle on -Curving Front ts at Bald Hill in South 

Allied Forces. Beal Back Two Major Atfacks      Vicious Fighting at Both Ends of Korean Warfront Shifts in  Favor of UN Troops

Quick Push On Pusan Blocked By Allied Wins   ‘Red Bayonets Wipe Out One American Moachineaun Nec?

Enemy May Toss Whole Army Into Vast Offensive  N. Koreans Attack At Opposite Ends Of Line; Fight With

CHANCES FOR QUICK GRAB OF PUSAN ENDED AS DEFENDERS BEAT BACK TWO RED-ATTACKS

BIG PUSH BY KOREAN REDS IS. IMMINENT   Believed Under Orders To Strike For Pusan At All Costs

Attacks in Two Wild Battles At Opposite Ends of Curving Front Beaten Back By Allies

Pusan Peril  Appears To Have Eased   Enemy Building Up ir Center; Negroes in Hot Hill Battle.   G.1.’s Approach.

2 RED'END RUN’ DRIVES STOPPED   Allies on East Coast, in South Stall Advances, but Pohang. Again Faces Encirclement by Enemy

Bloody Fight Ends Chance of Pusan Fall   Invaders Mass Troops Fer Major Stab At TT] Wl Beene Im Comtan

Communists Hit Back But Force Rebuilding Again   North Koreans Form Along Central Front For Another Assault

Reds Cut Road 3 Miles Below East Coast Port   South Koreans Gain 2000 Yards In Kigye Sector; Fliers Hit Supply Areas

Negro Troops Engage Reds Hand To Hand   Believe Major Stab Will Come Soon On Central Front

Allies Check Enemy Drive ‘Toward Pusan   North Koreans Building Up For New Center Attack

Continue Buildup For Major Stab At Center Line   Bloodiest Battle Is On Bald Hill At Southern End

Yanks Check Korean Reds On Bald Hill   Bayonet Charge Made ’ By Reds Turned Back In Southern Sector

Communist Chances for Quick End-Run on Pusan Are Apparently Brought fo End  First Contingent of British Troops,  Token Force of 1,500, Has Landed

Allies Fight Off Red Attacks On Korea Lines   Port of Pusan Safe From Flanking Drive

Report Build-Up In Center for A Major Stab   Reds Lose Chance To Win Pusan By August 31

Fighting Rages Around Recaptured Kigye In North, Sobuk Hill In South; Big Enemy Force Attacks Near Taegu

But Enemy Builds Up Posifions for New, Maior Drive   Bloodiest Battle is Fought on Hill in Southern Sector

PUSAN THRUST TEMPORARILY CHECKED   SHICHITY WiadoolllY AL UCT  Of Line For Major Stab  POHANG SECTOR      Still Held By U.N. Units; South Koreans Advance In Kigye Area

but Reds Reported Building Up Forces For a Major Thrust  Communist Chances of Quick End,Run on Pusan Apparently Funded hy Yank Counterhlow<

Communists Delayed In Pusan Drive   American Gun Nest Reported Wiped Ou In Bayonet Clash

Bitter Battles Raging at Ends Of Defense Line   Negro Soldiers Hurl Back Foe in Bayonet Assault

Communists Massing for  All-Out Push   North Koreans’ Chances For Quick End-Run for Puean Ended; Fight for Hill Is Bloody

Fierce Battles Rage at Opposite Ends of Korean Front   Negro and South Korean Troops Repulse Bayonet Charge

Hand-to-Hand  Combat Turns Back Commies   N. Koreans Build Up -For Big Offensive

British Troops Arrive On Iwo being  vd. ck North er s In Bloody   Force Back North Koreans In Bloody Bayonet Battle

Key Highway To Coast Cut By Communists  Tough British Troops Arrive At Front

U. S. Negroes and South Koreans Turn Back Foe in Southern Sector in Bloody  Hand-to-Hand Combat.   REDS BUILD LINE FOR ALL-OUT ATTACK

(North Koreans Concentrate on Center Build-up   Allies Beat Red Attacks at Both Ends Of the Warfront

Two Wild Battles Fought at Extremities ‘of Curving Battle Line—Chances of Quick End-Run on Pusan: Appear  “Ended as Result of Defeats—Com ‘ <munists ‘Continue to Build Up  “Strength for Blow in Center.   BRITISH TROOPS ARRIVE

‘North Koreans Build  Up Armies for Ma' jor Stab at U. N.   Forces

Enemy Units Build Up For Center Drive   Communist End Run Toward Key Pusan Anunears Smashed

Quick End Runs on Pusan Balkec in Hot Fighting   Pohang Sector Still in U. N. Hands: Next Drive at Center

First British Troops Land In Korea ~   1500 in ‘Token’ Force; Enemy Forced Back at Two Points, Mass for  New Attack at a Third

Quick Thrust At Pusan Seen Doomed By Setbacks; U. N. Troops In Bayonet Fighting

Beat Back ‘Two Attacks In Korea   But North Koreans Are Building up For AllOut Assault on Center  RECAPTURE KIGYE  Pohang Sector Battle  Turns Inte A See-Saw 2Fr chee ee : 5 Sie

Red Attacks Are Repulsed  North Koreans Build  ‘i £-. oe ee... ie a

NEGRO GI'S IN HAND-TO HAND FIGHT   U.S. 24th'Negro Regiment Holds Mountain Top in Southern Sector Against Red Bayonets,   QUICK PUSH ON, PUSAN IS HALTED   South Korean Repel 20,— 000 Enemy Troops in  East Where See-Saw Po  hang Battle Continues.

Pohang Sector Secured, Allies Retain Positions  Enemy Continues Deaccura Riildce   Enemy Continues Pressure, Builds For Taequ Push

Enemy Chances To Take Pusan By Aug. 31 Fade   North Koreans Are Reported Building Up For Maior Stab at Center of Line

WILD BATTLES RAGE Ad REDS SHOVED BAGH   Communist Chance of Enc Run on Pusan Apparently ts Lost.

Beaten Back In Wild Fight   Pohang Sector Develops Into See-Saw Action, Yonks Approach Main Bottle Area

ATTACKS ON EXTREME ENDS BEATEN BACK   North Koreans Are Massing In Center For Major Thrust

South Koreans, Negroes Keep Bald Hillin bloody Battle   Communists Cut Road Three Miles Southwest Of Pohang

Bloodiest Battle On Bald Hill   Communists Attack On Opposing Fronts Of Korean Perimeter

Saturation Assault By B-29s Strikes At Enemy Massed For New Attack

960 Tons of Big Bombs Fall on Massed Reds   21-Square Mile Sector Blasted in Attempt to Break Up Assault Threatened By 60,000 North Korean Troops.

Foe Takes Up Position Near  Key U.S. City   Big Air Blow Falle in Area Of Enemy Bridgebeads Aorassa Naktaone Line

Huge Planes Hit ‘Small Red Pocket   Commies Expand Two Bridgcheads  Across Naktong

SUPERFORTS HIT COMMUNISTS IN WAEGWAN AREA   One Korean Company Reported Nine Miles From Vital Taegu   24th DIVISION UNDER CONTINUED PRESSURE

Knemy Stabs Within 9 Miles Of Yank Base   Bridgeheads Expanded Across Naktong River; Yanks Surround Reds

Two Invader Divisions Hit  North Of Base   960 Tons of Bombs Dtopped .in Saturation   Raid in Waegwan Area; Reds Take Hill 9  Miles From Taegu, Expand Bridgeheads

North Koreans Stab Closer fo U. 5. Key Base  Taegu Menaced ~ As Foe Expands Turn Reidnasahand   lash Bia Sector

U. S. Divisions Split By New Naktong Stab   21 Square Mile Area At Waegwan Plastered With 960 Tons Of Explosives -

North Koreans Yet To Stage Big Push   One Red Company Crosses Naktong River Near Provisional Capital—-Americans Hold Lines In Center And North

Invaders Pose New Threat To Capital.   Two-Hour Bombing Blasts Divisions Set For All-Out Accault On Taeau Section

Blow Falls As Menace To Taegu  Increases More Enemy Cr  River and Som   More Enemy Cros River and Some Are Nine Miles  From Canital

North Koreans Push Within Nine Miles Of Taegu; Naval  Force Seals Railway Tunnel

T-Men Hold Up  Armed ‘Cranks’   House Members Hear Story Of White Honse Visits

Unit In House Approves Draft OfMedicalMen   Full House Action Set Tomorrow: Senate Works On Similar Plan

House Group Okays Draft Of Doctors   Also Dentists and Allied Specialists

Doctor Bill Given Okay   House Committee Makes Changes, Approves Measure

Bill Is Reported To House Floor By Committee   Other Professions Included By Act

Ask OK To Make H-Bombs   AEC To Ask Congress © Fer $200 Millions

AEC To Ask Go-Sign For H-Bomb Plant   Wants To Start Making Tritium

—— ee tt ht et  Multi-Million Fiell-Bomb Project To Be Started Soon

Indochinese Red Regime Is Given Russ Recognition   Action Precedes Expected Acceptance of Rival Govt. By Britain, America

Soviet Union Recognizes Indochina   Takes Sides Agains' France Which Support: Viet-Nam.

Indochinese Red Regime Is Given   Action Precedes Expectec Acceptance of Rival Govt. By Britain, America 

Reds in U. 5. Increasing Their Work   FBI Chief Says They're Doing More Underground, FBI Has Heavier Load

Reds Tougher in Underground Operations: FBI   Increase Work for Agents, Hoover Says; More-.Men Needed

REDS INCREASE U.S. OPERATIONS   FRY Director Edgar Hoover Tells Of Underground Work Of Communists. .

Find Buried   -Counterfeiter_ . Guides ‘Agents On Treasure’ Hunt

One Of Trio Is Wounded By Merchant   E. M. Smith Is Found By Police At HVC Hospital

Police Action Be Pushed In  ae  ‘orth Korea      } wh   UN Decision To  Extend It Beyond 38th Parallel

Johnson Says War May End In February   Prediction Hinges on U. S. Stopping at Korea‘s 38th Parallel

Johnson Says War May End By February  Final Cost Hinges frie Likl Pewtetam Te   Final Cost Hinges On UN Decision To fin lnta Nath Kaper

Extended Korean Objective Likely To Hike U.N. Cost   Johnson Predicts Troops Will Be at Line by February

Defense Secretary Johnson Warns More Funds May Be Needed  SOP PPP PLP PPP OPP PPL PP LP PLL PAL PLLA OL  U.N. Police Action North of 38th Parallel Seen Unlikely

UN Decision Ma Result in More      Johnson Estimates— Korean Conflict Will -End About February

Johnson Figures Crivi Over in. February; U.N. Wants to  . Push North

UN Decision May Require More Funds From U.S.  Would Push North Of 38th Parallel

Johnson Hopes War Will End By February  Estimate Is Based  On Driving Back To BRR Deendial Cheat

Johnson Sees Need For More Funds If Allies Cross 38th   Secretary of Defense Predicts South Korea Freedom by February

Six Months Is Estimaled Time War fo Extend  Johnson Estimates It Will Take That Long   Johnson Estimates It Will Take That Long To Wind Up Situation In Korean Troubles

Decision fo Push North of 38th to Cost U.S. Money   $1C Billion Appropriation May Not Be Enough

U.N. Forces Will Push Foe Back To 38th Parallel By February, ee Secretary Johnson Thinks

SAYS KOREAN WAR’ MAY END BY FEBRUARY   Defense Secretary Predicts Reds Will Be Back to 38th Paralle! By Then

High Command May Cease Battl At 38th Parallel   Johnson Predicts Korean War Will End By February

Kor rean War May Wind Uy By February   Johnson's Views Are Predicated, However, On U.N. Stopping At 39th Parallel

Johnson Expects War To February   More Funds To Be Needed, Defense Head Believes

Johnson Sees End Of Fighting By February   High Command Planning To Carry War Only To 38th Parallel; Cost To Exceed Earlier Estimate

Johnson Sees War’s End in Six Months   July Estimate Excludes Spread To North Korea

‘Planning to Carry Korean War Only to 38th Parallel   Hope to End it By February

War Cost May Rise In Fight  Over Border   Decision To Extend War Beyond 38th Perallel Remains

Korean War May End In February   Defense Secretary Sees Likelihood That Halt Will Come in Winter

Korean War May Be Over By February   Guess Predicated on Pushing Reds Back To Bos Parallal

Clear $1.2 Billion Arms Aid Project  Bill for W. Europe Ready for Senate

TWO SENATE COMMITTEES AGREE ON AID   Second Installment Of Help to Foreign Countries Approved

2 Senate Groups Okay $1.2 Billion Arms Aid Project   Proposal To Use European Recovery Funds To Pay Part of Cost Rejected

Senate Units Approve Arms Aid Program   1.2 Billion Project To Stem Aggression Abroad Sent to Senate

LEE See ee  High-Speed Chase  Killed When Car Goes .Oui OF Control Fleeing Highway Patrol Crujcce

Woinan Victim of High-Speed Chase   Killed When Car Goes Ou OF Control Fleeing Highway Patro! Cruiser

Favors Seizure  Of Coal Mines   Senator Aiken Would Give President Power To Take Over Pits.

Aiken Wants Congress To Give Truman Power To Seize Coal Mines   Sen. Robertson Wants Labor Unions Subject To Anti-Trust Laws

Congress Urged oe To Consider New Power For Truman   Sen. Aiken (R-Vt.) Believes Presidentia Seizure of Coal Mines May Get Coal Production Back on Full-Time Basis

ATOM EXPERT WARNS NATION ON MINE USE   Defense of Harbors Declared Vital By Urey

Bill Roach Wins Corn King Trophy At 4-H Corn Show   Richard Porter Named - Reserve Champ In Show Held Dec. 1-2

MacArthur Asks War Reporters to Observe Four Security Measures   Emphasizes FM. 4). Makirig a Request, Not Imposing Cencorshin ac Such

MAKING PROGRESS ON YOUTH CENTER   Much Work Being Done To Convert Building At Newtown   TO COST ABOUT $25,090

PROGRESS BEING MADE WITH NEWTOWN GENTEF   Work on Neshaminy Valley Youth Center About Done   MANY GIFTS RECEIVED

Tension Cloaks Coal Peace Talk  Government ‘Fingers Crossed’ For Lewis-Operators Parley

Lewis-Operators To Open  Bargaining On Coal Peace   Government Officials Express Cautious Hope  But Keep Fingers Crossed For Settlement

U. S. Agents Keep Fingers Crossed; Federal Mediators Ready To Help

Anything Can Happen From Peaceable Ending T« Grandest Blow-Up In Blast-Filled History Of Such Negotiatiaone

Mine Walkout Crisis Talks. To Resume Today   U. S. Officials Keep Fin_gers Crossed On Explosive Issue

MacArthur Slugs Jap Reds Again   Ban Extended To 17 Key Men Of Red Newspaper

US Tanks, Guns Rush to Area, Support ROKs   Resistance Grows, Communists Use Heavy Weapons

Soviet ‘Peace’ Plan for Korea Is Dud   Russia Wants UN’: Troops to Pull Out Now

Government's Farm Support Program Expected to Stick   However, 82nd Congress May Be More Conservative, Says Hickenlooper.

Sen. Anderson Doubts Upset in Farm Program   Former Agriculture Secretary Speaks to State Farm Bureau

DeweyAnd Lynch Into Campaign   ‘Phone Book Candidates Rapped By GOP Chiet As Vole Batlle Begins.

20 Troops Hurt  In Train Crash   Georgia Station Ignites In Wreck

PPEALS FPP EAGE ACTION     M PRESIDENT P   Russia Ured Veto Against Resolution Cend-rning China

Communists Within 50 Miles of Pusan   North Koreans Also Open Major Attack Against Americans on Yongdong Front

5 IN VINLAND CLASS   High School Prepares Annual Graduation Exercises

Primary Filing Deadline Coming Up Saturday; Most Candidates Busy

Deadline. For Filing Creeps Up   Likely Candidates Fer State Offices Must Decide Soon

Britain Cuts Tax  On Low Incomes fe Avoid Wage Freeze   Clamps Lid on More Spending For Welfare

Michigan Senator Ferguson Brands . Russia As Being Guilty OF Treason

General Risks Death In Getting Aid To Men Left To Die By Reds      General Removes His Own Coat And Wraps . it Around Shoulders Of Rescued American Prisoner. 

Pact Nations Stalled Over  ‘GermanArms   North Atlantic M ilitary Leaders Go Inte Extra Session, Defer Tout

Atlantic Pact Leaders Speed Defense Plans   Extra Session Held In Effort To Work: Out Mutual Program

Visits to Key U.S. Technical Centers Are Delayed—_ Taliee Continue On Euranean Defense Force Formation

Tight Secrecy Clamped On Defense Talks   German Role Keeps  Military Leaders

North Atlantic Leaders Hold Extra Meeting   Shinwell Reports “Solid Progress” in Security Force Creation

German Army Holds Up Work On Defense Pact   North Atlantic ' Nations Delayed By Arqument

MILITARY CHIEFS TRY TO GREATE FIGHTING FORCE   “rance Opposes Rearmament Of Ger‘many To Help Western Powers Resist Russian Aggression.

Atlantic Pact Arms Leaders Confer Again   Extra Session Called to Study Defense Plans

turope Defense Talk All Secret  German Participatio: rm 4. i rf Paes

Pact Nations in Extra Session  Trying to Work Out  Dafance Enrea Plan

NO WEATHER CHANGE   Fairly Mild Temperatures in Store For Kansas Tomorrow

Rail Workers Seek 25 Cent Pay Increase   85,000 Firemen And En ginemen Want 35c An Hour More

OPERATING RAIL UNIONS SEEK 31 CENTS PAY HIKE   Leaders Of 15 So-Called Non-Operating Unions Ask 25 Cents Hour

Carrier Spokesman Estimates 600 Million A Year Would Be AddedToPayrollslf Demands Were Granted

MILLION. R AIL EMPLOYES 10 ASK PAY HIKE   25 - 35 Cent Increases Will Be Demanded By Union Chiefs

Wage Increase Demands Set By Rail Unions   Firemen Seek 35-Cent Raise; Non-Operating Group Wants 25 Cents

Seek Pay Hike For Million Rail Workers   Unions Formulate Demands For Boost: Of 25 To 35 Cents

Rail Unions To Demand 29-39-Cent Pay Boost   Cost to Railroads Would Be at Least $400,000,000, Leaders Aduiit

WAGE INCREASE FOR MILLION RAIL WORKERS ASKEL   Firemen Demand 35-Cent Hourly Raise, 15 Non-Operating Unions Seck 25Cent Boost.   CARRIERS TO GET PROPOSALS OCT. 23   Spokesman for Lines Says Request, If Granted, Would Add $6090,000,000 to Pay Rolls.

CAPTURE OF ‘MINDS OF MEN’ SOUGHT Campaign Of Truth Ordered  To Combat Communist Lies

Calls Drive To Combat Soviet Lies   Charges Communisn Challenges Cause Of Global Freedom

Will Combat Lies, Deceit Of Communists  President Speaks At Luncheon Session Of Nation's Editors

Says Million Subversives Being Listed   Unamerican Group Chairman Reveals Job As Funds Approved

MORE FUNDS ARE APPROVED ,Probe Panel Making List Of World Subversiveness

LONG, BITTER STRIKE ENDS AT CHRYSLER   89,000 Auto Workers Given $100 Monthly  Pensions, Benefits

Long Chrysler Strike Settled On Bitter Note   89.000 Workers Start Going Back Monday; $100 Pension Grantec

Strikers Win Pay Boost At Chrysler   End 100-Day Walkout After Gaining Pension, Jnsurance

UAW, Chrysler Reach Accord; Strike Ends   Long, Costly Row Ends On 100th Day On Bitter Note

Strike Cost More Than One Billion   Reuther Is Bitter Against Corporatior For Its Attitude

Chrysler Plants To Open Monday  100-Day Strike Ends On Note Of. Bitterness

CHRYSLER STRIKE SETTLED AMID BITTERNESS OF UNION   Each Side Blames the Other for Prolonging 14-Week Strike That Cost Nearly Billion and Half in Lost Sales and Wages.

Reach Settlement In 100- Day Strike Chrysler Employes Will  Start Streaming Back to Work Monday  NEITHER. SIDE HAPPY Company Expects to Hit  Maximum Production  Within 10 Days

Loss To Workers Estimated At $85,000,000; To Company, Wor ker S, Dealers, Suppliers About $1,383,720,880.

Idle Workers To Resume Full Production Monday After Lengthy Layoff   Union Gets Benefits Declared As Equal To 10 Cents Hourly Boost In Pay; Walkout Cost Millions

Accord Won In Chrysler’s 100-Day Halt   Union’s Bargaining Committee Accepts Improved Benefits

STRIKE ENDS AT CHRYSLER   89,000 Auto Workers Given $100 Monthly  Pensions, Benefits

CHRYSLER PLANTS. REOPEN MONDAY: STRIKE AT END      Kighty-Nine Thousand Will Return to Jobs Along With Others in Supplier Factories,   UNION WINS BENEFITS OF 10 CENTS AN HOUR   Pensions of S100 GrantedEstimates Show Employes Averaged Wage Losses of $1,000 Fach.

Bitterness Marks Contract Sianina   Both Sides Blame Other for Walkout As Pact Sets Up Plan for Pensions

‘WORKERS TO START RETURN ION MONDAY   Extreme Bitterness Marks End Of Long  Pact Negotiations

89,000 Workers Happy But Union Leaders, Company Officials Bitter

TEMPRRATIUIPERA   Plants Open Monday   New Pact Runs For 3-5 Years

New Contracd Signed Today   Billion Doller-Plus Strike Settled Just Before Becoming 100 Doys Old

Long, Costly Chrysler Strike Ends  89,000 CIO Workers Will Start Back to Wark Mandav

Bitterness, Elation Prevail as Chrysler Strike Is Ended   Union Leaders Say They Receive Everything Asked in Pensions

Chrysler Strike Ends On 100th Day In Mixed Air Of Relief, Gloom   Striking CIO United Auto Workers Grantec  Everything Asked For In The Way Of $100 Oe nd ta Pamatam:  ea fe Lae Shon

End Chrysler Strike With  Pension Plan  Work on Monday; Bitterness Evident  he Daecsthb ne hmncmac

Chrysler Strike Ends in Mixture Of Anger, Joy   Union, Company In Bitter Words After Pact is Siqned

Year Contract Has Pension, Wage, and Hospital Benefits, But Lacks Union Shop Demand

Reach Settlement In 100- Day Strike   Chrysler Employes Wil Start St ae Back to Work Monday

BITTERNESS MARKS SETTLEMENT  Chrysler Walkout Closes With Workers Winning All Demands

Long Chrysler Strike Ended   100-Day Dispute Has Cost Nearh $15 Billion in Wages, Sales; Return to Work Starts Monday

Long, Costly Chrysler Strike Finally Ends   89,000 CIO Workers Return To Jobs Monday — Strikers Get Everything They Ask, Equalling  10 Cente Haurly Imeronca

FBI Arrests Man in 34-Year Stolen Car Racket   Suspect Is Described as “Smoothest” Operator in the Business.

Pleven Chosen French Premier   Urges Creation of Strong Army for Defense

NEW ATOMIC ENERGY PLANTS ARE PLANNED   Program Being Stepped Up Witt Appropriation Of £1.050.060.006

Sasakwa Farmer Kills His Wife  George Hardin Telle Officials He Used Pisto

Sasakwa Part Time Farmer Admits Crime   Man Says He Shot and Killed His Wife as Climax to Argument On Monday Night

Et Le ee a nee  Public Gets Peak Behind Atomic Curtain  Dog Tags, Skin Banks Enter Defense alicieas

AEC Reveals Preparations Being Made In Case Atom Attack Is Made On Nation

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Philadelphia Boy Nicked by Bullet   Police Uncertain Whether Youth Was Victim of Mad Sniper at Large in City

TWO MORE ARE HIT BY BULLETS   Officers Uncertain Whether They Were Fired ‘By Mad Sniper’

Haylift To Rescue Cattle Considered   PUT TO DEATH WITH CYANIDE  Dolly, Circus Elephant That ~ Crushed Boy, Executed Today

PLAN AIRLIFT TO SAVE CATTLE   Midwest Blizzard Starving Livestock

13 Back U.S. In Lie Motion   Move Expected to Block Russian Revenve

Red Delegate Asks Secret UN Session  U.S. Backs Plan To  Extend Lie’s Term

ICITY TO PROTEST AGENCY RULING CHIY TO PROTEST AGENCY RULING  Sewage Order Appeal Seer

City Ordered To Bring End To Pollution   Water Commission Strikes At Dumping of Sewage Inte Kanawha. Flk

Two Plans For Redistricting Are Proposed   One Would Involve Trimble; Legislature To Study Problem

Senate Told Goods Sent to Red China Are Not Important      Also, Commerce Agency Says, Items Are in Surplus Supply

SOVIET PRESS JOINS TIRADE ON INCIDENT   Navy Plane Shooting Arouses Anger Of Congress

North Koreans Described  : AS Retreating   Fast-Moving Americans Punching Vigorously al Vanishing Foe; Yank Aitacks Surge All Along Line in Frond of Tasau   Harriman Deals Doubletalk About China

Going... Going... GONE!"  Auction of Shotgun Victim's Property Attracts Curious Throng, Lively Bids

Truman Asserts Government Is Free of Reds  Camrnn, Lo hernne   Communist Charges Against Administratio: Are Called Political

TRUMAN SHOWS RED FALLACY   Calls the Communists a Noisy and Despised Group.

Communist Threat Is Overseas, Not Here, Truman Says tn Answer to Critics

Truman Offers One Word Reply To Red Charges   ‘Politics, He Says, to Accusations by MeCarthy and Others Makes Radio Talk,

‘Politics’ in Red Probe —Truman   President Says Communists not Serious Threat in United States

sities ruman’s wer LO  Charge:   t Defends Program; Influence Beds in L. S, A.

‘Politics,’ Says Truman To Charges U.S. Haven For Reds   Denies Single Communist On Payroll

Big Homer's Feel Result In Capture Much Sought Former  - Soldier Found In Bavar+: jan Apartment

Bavaria Manbont Ended By Cook’s  Meek Surrender   U. S. GPS, German Polic: Find Fugitive in Girl Friend's Aparlment

Bll MANHUNT ENDS AD EX- SOLDIER 15 SEIZED IN. MUMUH   Homer Cook of Musk: gee, Okla., Found Under Bed at Home of His German  Girl Friend,   SAYS LOVE FOR HER LED HIM TO BREAK JAIL   Prisoner Suffering From Hun ger and Fatigue—Pluded 4,000 Police and MP's for Three Days.

Nine-Floor Drop Just Shakes Him Up   Worker Rides Hoist Dowr On Fort Trip When lt Gives Way

Appeal Court Orders Harry Bridges Freed   Ruling Reverses Previous Order Revoking CIO Longshoreman’s Bond

Harry Bridges. Ordered Freed   Released: Froni Jail “ter Court Decides:

BRIDGES WILL BE RELEASED   Appeals Court Sets Aside Order Revoking His $25,000 Bail

Court Orders That Bridges Be Released  Appeals Tribunal Reverses Ruling _

Circuit Court Frees Bridges  Still on Bail for Periury Conviction

Bridges Will Be Released From His Cell   Higher Court Reverses Ruling of Judge Sendin« Union Leader to Jail On Auaust 5th

Bridges to Be Freed From Jail  Order Comes From Court of Appeals

CHIANG WILL RESUME-POST AS PRESIDENT   Nationalists Believe Formosa invasion

leaders of Three Railroad Unions Weigh Dispute Affecting 200,000

3 RAILROAD UNIONS WEIGH STRIKE MOVE   Final Decision Awaits Joint Meeting of Heads

Threat Of Third RR Strike Posed By Three Unions   Heads of Large Operatin; Unions Weigh Decision nm Possthle Strike

Rail Unions Go Into Huddle On Strike Question  Rail Angle In War Transport Weighed In Conference

Brockway Girl Victim Of Sea Crash   Ensign Connie Esposito One Of Three Pennsylvania Victims, Numerous Relatives Here.

State Showing Recovery Fron Late Spring   Weather Warming, More Employment Should Help Sales

Late Spring in Missouri Refards Retail Business and Farm Crops   Outlook Improving And Observers Agree Ne One Is Hurt Beyond Recovery, Despite Loss Of Normal Sales of Spring Clothing

State Recovering From Late Spring Economic ‘Cold’   With Employment on Upgrade, Summer Outlook Brightens

VISAS TO U. 3. FROZEN UNDER CONTROL LAY   All Aliens Must B« Re-Screened In Own Country

America Freezes Alien Passports All Over World   Stiff New Anti-Red Law Causes Temporary Act

U.S. ‘Freezes’ Passport Visas  Of All Aliens   Action Throws Screen About Nation Pending Ruling on Red-Control

U.S. Suspends Passport Visas To. Foreigners   World-Wide “Freeze” On All Persons Seeking Entrance

VISAS T0.U, S:  FROZEN UNDER CONTROL LAW   All Aliens Must B « Re-Screened In Own Country: .

U. 5. SUSPENDS PASSPORT VISA QF ALL ALIENS   World-Wide ‘Freeze’ Taken Under New  Security Law

All Passports Frozen by United States   Suspension Ordered Pending Clarification of Law

Stop Alien Travel to U. S. All Over World Under New Anti-Red Law

U.S. Slaps Visas Ban  On Entries  Temporary Freeze Halts All Aliens Aelitag TT’ S. Rete

U.S. Visas To Aliens  ‘Frozen’   TemporaryAction Taken Under New Red-Control Law

U. S. Freezes Visa Right Of All Aliens   Temporary Ban Set Pending Opinion Upon Red Controls

Four Students Killed by Train   Car Is Hit at Crossine   Car Is Hit at Crossing at South Beaver Dam

The Weather   Panel Urges Early Rail Walkout Encl  Switchmen Slate Reply Today To U. S. Appeal

PLAN DOUBLES AGE PAYMENTS BY GOVERNMENT   Republican - Support Assures Passage . This Session

Original Foe Erased Before ‘Aliens’ Took Hand, Says Generol; Enemy Trap Failed

Fighting on Korean Front Takes Menacing Turn as ‘Mien Forces’ Enter Ballle

Seasoned Reds Stall Marine Drive 32 Hour:   Estimated 300.000 Veterans of Civil War In China Are Deployed

Americans Beat Off Two Red Attacks On Vital Anju Bridge   British Fall Back Four Miles to Bolster Yankee - And South Korean Positions; 300,000 Chinese Massed At Border

U.N. Forces Again Stalled By Commies  e Q'le bce 2 yo...   Chinese Power Further Felt In Korean War

Fresh T roops Block —  Allies Korea Drive  New ‘Alien Communist’ Divisions Stall. Push Back 1). No Fayepe

Credit Curbs First Step in Controlling War-Born Inflation   Truman Message at 9:30 P. M -To Give Nation Full Details OF Economic Belt-Tiahtening

Truman Signs Economic Control Bill; Curbs On Credit Buying Ordered

REDS MUST BE OUT-PRODUCED Truman To Detail Control  Plan In Radio-TV Address

President To Give Program For Controls  To Address Nation  . wialede Cama anle,   To Address Nation Tonight; Some Curbs Already Imposed

Credit Checks, Hike In Output Truman Aims   President To Give Scare Material Plan In Radio Talk

Lustron Head Makes Last-Ditch Move To Stave Off Federal Foreclosures

Moore, Twice ‘Mayor of Phila., Dies   Also Served Seven Times as Congressman From City.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   J. Hampton Moore, Former Phila. Mayor, Dies

Heavy Rains Cause Flood At Madison  Creston, Tarnoy  Also Affected

 Rehearing urged on ‘supreme court's § audi‘torium ruling. Story on  Page 2.   Last Big Blue Crest Hits  Barneston _ Five-Day Flood  _ Is Nearing End

Freight Train Strikes Truck At Crossing  Driver Escapes § eth In Collision;  ey  Pra

Freight Train Strikes Truck At Crossing   Driver Escapes Death In Collision; Fire Follows

Truman Charges Red Korea with Open Aggression   South Korean Envoy Appeals to President for More Arms Aid

Cannot Be Tolerated, He Warns World:  South Koreans Beg For Heavy Arms

Korea Arms Aid Counted by U.S.   Top Military Leaders Adopt Policy Of No Speeches. ‘Too Busy’

Probe of PRR Troop Train Wreck Opens  Record of Express Train’s Speed Looms As Vital Clue

Wreck Guilt Is Admitted   Pennsylvania Engineer Says He Saw Troop -.  Train Flares But Failec To Slow Down Enough

Probe Shows Excess Sneed Cause Wreck   Engineer of One Train Testifies He Was Trying To Make Up Time When  Troop Carrier Rammed

Slowed, but ‘Not knough’ iv  Rail Tragedy   Trying to Make up Time When Train Crash Occurred, Pilot Says

Too Much Speed ls Admitted in Probe of Wreck   Story of Tragedy Is Whispered by Train’s Engineer

Testifies He Was Trying to Make up Tier   Engineer Tells of Wreck That Cost Thirty-three Lives

Engineer Says ‘Spirit’ Going Too Rapidly   Express Running Behind Schedule When It Crashed

Excess Sneed Admitted in Train Wreck   Engineer Trying to Make Up Lost Time, He Says at Hearing      Picture on Petae 11

Engineer Tried To Make Time   Engineer of Train Which Hit Troop Train Testifies  At Investigation

Train Was Trying To Make Up Time   William Eller Says He Cut Speed But ‘Not Enough’

ENGINEER IS WITNESS IN WRECK PROBE   Testifies at Triple Probe He Was Trying to Make Up Lost Time When Col- — lision Occurred   VISIBILITY IS RESTRICTED

Engineer Iried fo Make Up Time  Flyer Did Not Reduce Sneed at Warning Siana

NC EEEOEOEOOoOe—_e—_e—e____ ee  Engineer Testifies, Says He Was Trying fo Make Up Time

TRYING TO MAKE UP TIME Engineer Who Rammed  Army Train Saw Signal

Engineer Tells How He Struck  Troop Train Describes Mishap in Which 33 Penna.  Guardeman Diad

‘Token’ Train Strike Spreads   @Geanwnnane Cat   Stoppages Set To Last 35 Davs

strike Widens As Union Balks At Rail Peace   President Instructs Steelman To Keep Trying for Solution

No Progress At Parley; Canada Walkout Begins   Thousands lIdled; Fear Nation-Wide Stoppage Of Work

NO PROGRESS Ik KEGOTIATIONS   New: Work Stuppages Force Shut ‘down of ‘Steel Biast Furnaces iim Chicago Ares — No Mention Made of Presidentiat Seizure.

Memphis Strike Reaches Riot Stage As Bus Is Stoned, Automobiles Overturned

2 in Custody For Robbery   Connecticut Police Arrest Ex-Convicts — Bank Holdup Charged. :

Contracts Let For 14 Montana Highway Jobs   Cost of Road, Bridge Projects Announced As About $1,780,000

Suspect Arson In Mushroom Plant Strike   Second Blaze within Week Hits Ulster County Concern

U.S. IS BUILDING UP ITS FORCES IN SOUTH KOREA IN DEFENSIVE POSITION

High Command Calls Korean Battle Situation ‘Not Serious in Any Way’

‘UL S. Chiefs Say Progress Steady on Buildup of Forces   Nothing Alarming Seen in Korea Situation Despite Battle Reverses: Truman Hopeful

Report Progress In Buildup Of U. S.  Forces In Korea   Military Chiefs Hold Battle Situation Is Not Serious In Spite of Reverses

Claim Korean Situation ‘Not Serious’   Military Heads Say Reinforcements Rushed to War Zone

U.S. Leaders Optimistic About Korea   Says Building Up Of Materials and Men Going Well

Ban Skips 2 Types Of  Specialists   Intelligence And Medical Men Are Still Needed

REDS WILL FIGHT TOLAST MAN   Says Koreans Have No Regard for Life

Crest of Red River Climbs To Fifty Feet   Town of Pembina, N. D., is Cempletely Inundated as Floods Roll Toward Canadjan Border

Brannan Raises Total By 146,000 Boles Cotton Export Quota Given Slight Boost

—‘WE’LL DRIVE OUT REDS’ — No Korean Dunkirk _ Foreseen by Military

No Dunkirk, Says Army   Military Spokesman Says Victory Will Just Take Time

GOP Chairman Criticized for Hydrocol Loan  Brownsville Warehous   Brownsville Warehouse Also Involved in RFC Practices Inquiry

Sudden Deluge Swamps Half Of One Town  Minneapolis Posts   Minneapolis Posts Warnings to Lowland Plants

Sudden Deluge Swamps Half Of One Town   Minneapolis Posts Warnings to Lowland Plants

Color TV Will Hit Air Waves By November 20  Injunction May Re Souaht Anai  fiaine   Injunction May Be Sought Against FCC Rulina

Color Television to Hit Airwaves by Nov 20- TV Sets to Need ‘Adapters’

Reinforcements Believed Trained  Inside Manchuria   Marines Take Uijongbu; South Koreans Half Way To Wonsan; Chinese Rumored In North Korea

TO REMODEL STORE   Workmen Have Started Work on $50,000 Project for A. & P.

FILE OF REDS NOW MISSING, OVETIC SAYS   Undercover Man in Commie Probe  Caueae Inquire

U TO BE PROBED   ‘Self Hivestigution Ordered Attes  Formior FE Undercover Agent, Matthew Cvetle, Clalins File He Gavu Committee Cannot Ht  Sound. ,

U.S. Airmen Hit Troops Near Pohang   Reds Pull Back Three Divisions For Regrouping

U. §. Planes Hit at New Enemy Thrust   Communists Trying To Reach Taegu Are “Cut in Half”

‘ommunists Change Tactics After American Defenders Shatter Forces Trying To Smash Through Kumhwa Area To Taegu—vu. S. Aircraft Strike In Force At Fresh Assault North Of Kigye And Pohang— Remainder Of War Front Reported Quiet

Yank Defenders Cut Efforts fo ~ Get Info Taegu»  Aircraft Strikes ‘ New Red Assault _

American Planes Help South Koreans Check Assault at Eastern End of U. N.’s 120-Miie Front.   REST OF LINE QUIET AFTER 7 DAYS

North Koreans ‘Cut in Half?  Around Taegu   Republic Forces Stand Before Pohang: GI’s Hold in South

Communists Beaten Back  From Taegu  _ Says Threat To U.S. Race Ended

Allies Cut Red Force In Half Near Taegu   15,000 Reds Assembled In Southwest For Another Offensive Toward Pusan; Admiral Savs ‘Low Point’ Has Passed

RED FORCES NEAR TAEGU CUT IN HALF   North Koreans, Defeated In Smash Through “Death Trap,’ Shift Attack to East Coast.   gHEAVY ASSAULT IS CHECKED TODAY   American Aijrcraft Hits Fresh Attack. Rest of 120-Mile Front Reported to Be Quiet.

Red Koreans Shift Attack to East After Mauling by Yank Air Force

U. S. Aircraft Strikes. — At Fresh Enemy Assault   DEFENDERS CUT IN HALF COMMUNIST FORCES TRYING TO TAKE TAEGU

ENEMY SHIFTS ATTACK TOWARD EASTERN COAST   Communists Making Fresh Assault North Of Kigye And Pohang

Democratic Diners Await Truman’s Outline of National ‘Stump Tour’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Truman Ready for “Whistle-Stop Campaign”

DECISIONS IN NEGRO CASES END cCortrT TeRM   Police Convinced Girl Eaten by Bears

Second’ Revolutionist Wounded in Attempt to Storm Temporary White House, Two More Officers Hit as Pullete Fly: President Unscathed

Secret Service Man Slain Defending Home Of Truman   One Assassin Killed, Other Wounded In Gun Battle On Steps Of Historic Blair House While Chief Executive Peers Out Window

President Peers Out Window To See What Shooting Is About—Assassin Admits Attempt To Kili Mr. Truman

Blazing Fistol Battle Staged At Blair House   Alert Guards Thwart Assassins; -Both.Puerto Ricans, One Killed

Dead: 1 Gunman; 1 Guard Puerto Rican Revolutionist  Pair Blasted

SPARTA VOTES TODAY ON BLUE LAW REPEAI   Both Sides Haul Voters to Polls Free; Record Turnout Likely.

State Will Probe Medical Aid Cost  Welfare Expenditure Rises 300 Per Cent

Approve Study of Medical Program   Public Assistance Plan Expensive, Board Told

No Compromise On Civil Rights, Truman Asserts  _ gre      Fight to Finish On Issue Pledged By Southerners

City Symphony Plans Concerts  At Local Schools   At Fenger in April, At Thornton . November 15

City Symphony Plans Concerts At Local Schools meas  . Movember 15

Jules Girden Found Dead In Hotel   Brunswick Theater Man Was Object Of New York Search; Left Note Behind

MINE PICKETS GIVEN BLAME » IN DYNAMITING   Big Local Rejects Plan to Return To Work

NEW VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN COAL FIELDS   Pickets Blast Mine In All-Out Effort To Halt Production

Violence Flares In Pennsvivania   Rebellious Miners Indicate That They Won't Ge Back to Work Despite Promise That Contract Neantiatians Wilt Be Resumed Wednesday.

'Non-Union Coal Mine Is Dynamited By Pickets   Police Report It as Fourth Dynamiting At Pennsylvania Mines in Three Dav-

Another Band Dynamite Black. smith Shop At Mine Thursday Night; -Think Rebel Miners Will Continue To Strike   NEW PRESSURE ON : TRUMAN TO INTERVENE

Pickets Blast Pennsvlvania Non-Union Mine  United Miners Carry On Efforts to Halt All Coal Production

lon-Union line Is lynamited   ickets Continue Vildcat Strike;  ewis, Operators Aeet Wednesday

Pickets Seek To Halt All Production   Negotiations To Be Resumed Wednescay

Fourth Pennsylvania Mine Blasted; Minnesota Feels Coal Shortage Pinch

Brink's Employe Being Quizzed   Fails To. Show: Uv For Work: Picked Up

Missing Brink's Employee Held For Questioning   Million-Doilar Robbery Stull Far From Solved

New Clues In ‘Bandit Search   Missing Brink's Employe  Arrested For’ Ques: >” * Honing

Baby Elephants Wait in India as Officials Chew Nails   Prime Minister's Gift to U. S. School Childrer Creates Vexing Transportation Problem

a Pachyderms Pose Problem—  I U.S. Gift Grows Too Fast For Air Freight

Elephants Throw Weight Around at U.S.   Nehru’s Gift Runs Afoul of Air Freight Regulations

Everyone’s Unhappy But Pachyderms  Gift Elephants Have U. S. Officials Tearine Hair

_Nehru’s Elephants for American Kiddies Eat So Much Thevy’re Grounded at Source

[AFL Chief Green Urges ae ; Last Resort’ Mine Seizure; Use of Troops Proposed

PARLEY TODAY MAY DECIDE — COAL ACTION   Report Progress. “In Negotiations Te End Strike

B.H. Man Firied $1,000, Put On Probation For 'Impersonatiic Officer

Fine Local Man $1,000 In U. S. Case   R. G. Karras Put  On2-Yr. Parole ' Ph a © Ore.

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIT FORMS YOUTH COUNCIL   75 Young People In Adams County; Organize District Group At New Oxford Meeting

Little Rain With Storm   Light Snow and Freezing Drizzle Won’t Aid Dry West Kansas Much

MORE RAIN INDICATED   Backlash of New Winter Storm in North Brings Moisture

PILOT'S KILLED IN G-47 CRASH; TRIO BAILS OUT   Big Plane Falls, Burns During Heavy Rainstorm near Hope, Ark.

Two Lose Lives  In Arkansas  Plane Crashes One A C47 Transport  Burned Near Hope.  Killings Pilot

PILOT 15 AILLED IN PLANE GRADE   THREE OTHER CREWMEN LEAP TO SAFETY AS SHIP GOFS DOWN IN RAINSTORM.,

Wife Not Angry, But Is Stunned   Mrs. Grant Amazed By Husband’s Action But Is Not Bitter

STATE DEMOS; CONVENING AT GRAND RAPIDS    Williams-C1O Machine I: Set To Roll Out Its Hand-Picked Ticket

Williams-C10 Steam Roller Gets Results  No Convention Scra In Grand Rapids

Senators will Probe 1945 Case in Closed Hearing; Vardaman's Recall Also Sought

‘SENATE PROBERS TO DIRECT QUIZ ON JAFFE TODAY   Onetime Amerasia Editor, Native Of Russia, Faces Inquiry   LOOK AT FORRESTAL DIARY ALSO PLANNED

Senate Probers Ready to Grill  Amerasia Head   Philip Jaffe Will Go Before Closed Session Over Secret Documents

Editor Faces Probe Grill On Amerasia   Senate Body to Hear Cenvicted Spy At Session Today

Investigators Will Question Amerasia Head   Senators To Toss Plenty Of Questions At Jaffe Today

Amerasia Editor to Be Quizzed   Investigators Read, With Scores of Questions Today.

Probing Serrators To Question Jaffe, Ex-Amerasia Editon   Senate Committee May Be Given Forrestal Papers Showing Intervention Slowed Arrest Of 6 in Alleged Theft of U. S. Secrets

‘Former Amerasia Editor To Be Questioned At Closed Session Of Senate Investigators

Philip Jaffe To Be Asked About Papers   Forrestal’s Diary Notes May Figure in Day’s Investigation

Unionists Assessed $2 for Political Activity  AFL Certain to Back  Fair Deal Democrats

Government Planning To Take Over All Purchase Of Product   ECONOMIC CONTROLS ANTICIPATED SOON

Government Might Buy All Rubber  Action Would Take  Private Industries   Action Would Take Private Industries  From Competition

40 Tons Of Potatoes To Be Given Out   ‘Commissioners Expect Clearfield County To Receive Shipment For  Needy This Week. Needy This W

‘ykes lonnage Over 500,00  Fast Inland Carrier Makes 2€ Ore Trips

South's Baptists Oppose Representation At Vatican   10,000 Delegates To Chicago Bantist Meeting Urge President To Terminate Vatican Office

Baptist Would Eliminate Vatican Post   Southern Messengers Urge Truman Not to Name a Successor to Taylor

Fire Threat High In Part of State   Unusual Roins and Resulting Growth of Vegetation Bring Worry to Southwest

Smith Presents Water Priority Policy for Basin  Inter-Agency Group Reportedly Agrees  On General Plan

Rain Brings New Danger To Winnipeg  Prairie Metropolis On Dieacter’s Beink   Prairie Metropolis On Disaster’s Brink As Red River Rises And Rain Threatens

STORMS BOOST FLOOD DANGER IN WINNIPEG   Pjaseler Predicted  As River Rages Through City

Red Romania Expels U.5. Military Attache;  Action Sharply Protested

Storm Whips Snow, Dust;  Cold on Way   Winds Fan Prairie Fires, Break Phone And Electric Power Lines. Halt Travel

OUTHWEST HIT FOR SECOND DAY BY DUST STORMS   Prairie Fires Also Rage in Area — Hundreds Battle Flames, One Man Fatally Burned,   ROARING BLIZZARD STRIKES NEBRASKA   Minnesota and Dakotas Maul ed by Winter — Schools Close, Highway Traffic Halts.

Dust Storms Damage Winter Wheat  Blizzards Paralyze Mid-West; High Winds Rip Across Plains

Missouri Teacher Appeals fo Stalin for World Peace   Truman Also Is Sent Commen Sense Letter by Worrenshure Woman.

Missouri School Teacher Writes Stalin  Permanent Chance For Peace, Halt a'Ts hkawtas, Bacon ke

Texas Violent Deaths Take 10  Eight of Fatalities 1. *.W£et. att

Panel Writes  Finis On Red  Investigation McCarthy Censure Rests On Senate

REAL CRISIS IN EUROPE SAID THREATENING   G, O. P. Floor Geader Declares Russia Is Buitding Up Army in East Germany — Nebraskan Says Germany Js Stil) Russia's Main Goal.

Russia Is Reported Building Up Army In Eastern Germany   Solon Asks Halt To Destruction Of War Plants

GOP Disagrocs  Grand Jury Clears Officials; Kills Chances of New Ainerasia Probe

Brewster Sees Jury Report Ending ‘Amerasia Case, but Others Differ

3 Youths Die As Car Slides Info Streetcar   Soldier Falls Into Whirling Airplane Propeller at Clevelanc

WATERS OFF KOREA FILLED WITH MINES   -Ruseian- Made: Mines, - Apparently  + Floated by ‘North Korean Commanists, Have Already Cost IL American (Wives and Crippled Two U. S. Destroyers.

10,000 Flee Mississippi. Flood Threat; Danger Over At Vincennes, Shawneetown

Rising Mississippi Threatens Missourt   Ten Thousand Families Evacuate Lowlands a River Continues Its Steady Climb.

10,000 Homeless  In Missouri Due  To River Rampage 2,000 Remain As F lood Crest

River Forces 10,00 to Flee Missouri Homes  Number of Displaced Persons in Midwest Zone Soars to 20,000

HORINE CONSIDERS CONGRESSIONAL BID    Myersville Democrat Sars He I Being Urged To Run By His Friends

Income Taxes  Hiked Sunday  - Tables Are Sent Out To Compute Climb

Spending Takes Another Bite  Pay Checks Shrink As New Tax Goes On

Poisonous Smog In Mexican Town  Kills 15 Persons   Freak Gassing Of Smal! Oil Community Comes  During The Night

Smog, Including ‘Gas; Kills 15-Residents:; l'Mexico Town x Night

REFINERY SMOG “IS FATAL T0 13   40 Others In Mexicar Petroleum Town Are Hospitalized

Probers May Call Big Time Gamblers  List Of Informers ng Oe PD a ttn on ae

Red Seizure Of Swedish Boats Aired  Fishermen Demand Protection Of

Record Tax Hike May Be Ordered  Congress To Study Issue This Month

Upped Taxes Due Despite GOP Gains   Korean Crisis Has Put Policy on Binartisan Basis

Congress Tax Increase Plan  To Set Record   Hearing On Ideas To Begin Next Week; Some Back ‘Pay As You Go’

Tax Increase Seen Despite ‘Vote Results   Policy Has Taken O1 Bipartisan Aspect In Rearming Plans

Congress May Hike Taxes Agair  Excess Profits Levy First On Schedule

Taxes May Go Up Again, fo Record Level for Nation   Both Republicans and Excess Prots Levy. Democrats Aaree oan

Both Partie: Agreed on Tax Boost  Vast War Costs Threaten to Bring Record Levels

HIGHER TAXES Seen LRELY   Congress May Vote Hik. Despite Result of Elections

Voting Outcome Effect Slight On Tax Picture  New Hikes Seen Ae Ri-nartican

Federal Taxes Bound To Rise   Excess Profits Levy Due for Argument

Expect Heavy  Tax Increase   Despite Last Elections, Tas Experts Expect Boost To Highest Levels

Congress May  Step Up Taxes  pa aR   Is Possibility of Reaching Highest Record Ever

‘Taxes May Hit Record ‘High To Curb Profiteers, ‘Meet Defense Needs

RUSSIAN BLOC VOTED DOWN IN COMMITTEE   Supervised Election For All of Korea Also Backed

U. N. Indorses ‘West on Korean Unity  Vote Gives M’Arthur Right to Pursue

‘Quick Turnover, Big Profit  Texas ‘Farm Boy’ Resells War Surplus to Air Force

Texan Buys Air Force Equipment For $6.89, Sells It Back for $63,000

War Surplus Racket Bared By Committee   Farmer Buys Planes Parts For 86, Gets $63,000 From Resale

Farmer Purchases Million Dollars Worth for $6.80   Fire Control Instruments Sold As Surplus

Sale, Resale Astounds ‘Watchdogs’ $6.89 INVESTMENT RETURNS PROFIT

Alaska Election. May Show Trend  ‘Weather Vane’ ‘Vote Scheduled Tuesday.

Alaskan Vote Next Tuesday Straw In Wind   Political Leaders Looking To Territory For Idea Of Trend.

Invalid Held For Trial in Shooting Case   Polio Victim Will Face ‘Jury for Wounding His Step-Father as Climax To Family Quarrel

RURAL CHURCH IS SCENE OF WEDDING NEW YEAR’S DAY  Mice Tanne Moir And   Miss June Moir And Raymond Heeren Take Marriage Vows

ALLIES 30 MILES OF WONSAN   Texas Mother Jumps Into Cistern, Saves B.

Amerasia Case Delay Ordered   But Who Issued it Is Still Unknown

TYDINGS GROUP HEARS HOLMES IN SECRECY   Witness Declares Amerasia Case ‘Prosecution Delaved

Amerasia Case  ‘Was Delayed’   General Says Someone In Gov't. Asked Prosecution Halted

Scotland Yard Hot On Trail  Cpatticsh Paner Renerts ‘Stone’ Has Come Home

Ten Steod Out 13 Hours for © Death Penalty   Leniency Plea Revegled a: Compromise With 2 Niceantarc

CALIFORNIA FLOOD DAMAGE I HEAV)   TWO THOUSAND FAMILIES HOMELESS — WATERS REPORTED RISING AGALN.

$12,000,000 Flood Loss Is Expected  California Rains May Continue

Much Confusion About Who's in Governor Race  Only Kelly. Williams   Only Kelly, Williams Will Be Voted Upon

Line Forms at Right for Those Tabbed as Running for Governor of Michigan

U.N. Demands Cease Fire,  Red Rollback   Has World War Three Started ?? Invasion Was Long Planned

Plenty Dirty Trick Handed Out In Lansing   State Board Saddled With Budget Job

Republican Legislature Plays Dirty Trick on Its Own Party Memebrs

Session Will Start Tuesday  Legislature Must Remove ‘Worst In Nation’ Taq From Hosnitals

MARKET PRICES BARELY MOVE   Traders Await Tax Action; Others Concerned Over Jittery Exchange

YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAF ‘AT SHAFFER MOTORS. —Ad.   rere cnrncTHeP ACT

Top British  A-Scientist Is Arrested for Espionage   Had Access To U. S.’s Biggest Atomic Secrets at Time He ‘Gave Away’ Research Information

Indicate Vital Data Went to Russians   Dr. Fuchs Under Arrest; One Crime Tank Place in U.S.

Top British Scientist Arrested   Treason Charged To Ace Physicist

ARITIOH GUT OFFICIAL GA ATA TO RUSS   Had Been on Secret Projects in U. $.; Held in Londen on FBI Charges.

British Hint It Was Given  to Russians   Dr. Kar! Fuchs Was Trusted With All U.S. Information

briton Held for riving A-Bomb ecrets to Russia  Scientist Had Worked on U.S.  Project, Knew Useful Data ©

TOP ATOMIC SECRETS GIVEN TO ENEMY AGENT   British Scientist Who Knew A-Secrets Arrested in England

Britisher Charged With Giving Atom Secrets to Enemy   Physicist Visited Manhattan Project

Fuchs Accused Of Espionage  On2 Occasions   Sources Indicate Information Went TT, RBroesig

Tip from FBI Brings Arres! Of Brifisher   German-Born Suspect Held as Red Informant

Senate Okays Voting Change  For President   Proposal Would Abolist Electoral College Plan Tlead T4055 Yeara

Senate Approves Proposal to End Electoral-College   \Mezsure To Alter Systers OF Electing ‘President Now Goes To House

SENATE PASSES AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   New Method Of Electing A Vice President And President Approved

Electoral College Doomed ?   Senate O. K.s New Wuy to Name Presidents

Senate Votes New Plan for Elections    Would Abolish Elector al College in Picking President.

House. States Still Must Act  On Amendment   Most Democrats kavor Plan Which Abolishes The Electoral College

CHANGE APPROVED IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SYSTEM   Senate Would Split Electoral  Vote of Each State Among Candidates on Basis of . Popular Vote.   ELECTORAL COLLEGE WOULD BE ABOLISHEE   Proposed Constitutiona Amendment Subject to Action by House and 48 Legislatures.

Senate OK’s  Presidential  Vote Change Electoral College  WouldBeDroppec Under New. Plan

Would Split State Tally on Basis of Popular Vote; Sends Amendment to House

PRICE SUPPORT NEEDS BILLIONS   Senator Aiken Says Congress Must Authorize Huge Sum To Keep Up Farm Crop Income.

Brannan Says CCC Funds Nearly Gone  Congress Told More Money fs Needed For Farm Price Floor

Russia May Make Move  T anes Donal   Loses Prgstige » In Korea Debacle

Time Runs Out; Soviet Watched   Kremlin Expected to Make Last-Minute Effort to Salvage Some Prestige

TULSAN SLATED TO GET PAROLE AT M’ALESTER   James Easley, Who Slew His Wife, Wins Support of State Board

Wants More Wheat Grown  Brannan Allotment pO Agta ee gee we, ° as

President Plans Political Talk in St. Louis Nov.   Four Networks Will Broadcast His Only Speech of Compaign

Pressure Pays Oft: fl hime Ai Miia  Single Major Political Speech Slated By Truman November +

PRESIDENT T0 SPEAK NOV. 4 IN ST. LOUIS   Will Beat Political Drums fot Democratic Candidates Over Radio.

Truman Will Aid. Demos  ns oe afalan Deen Maatnan   To Make One ‘Major Political Speech At St. Louis November 4

TRUMAN TO MANE CAMPAIGN SPEECH   WILL ADDRESS RALLY IN ST  LOUIS NOV. &-TALK TO BE BROADCAST.

Truman Plans Broadcast ‘Nov. 4 To Help Campaigns Of Democratic Candidates

SPEECH BY TRUMAN   President to Make Political Addres November 4 in St. Louis

Pres. Truman Plans Speech at St. Louis   Single Political Address Will be Delivered One Week From Teday.

Truman Sets Political Talk   Fight For Congress Slated i in St. Louis

Truman Plans Single Speech To Wind Up Election Drive  Major Address To Be Delivered From St. Louis Next Saturday Night

Truman Talk in Missourh Next Saturday  Campaign Finale: For Congressional: Races in St. Louis

Truman Plans Political Talk  President Speaks In St. Louis Nov. 4

Will Appeal For Candidates... . nee OER ANOITSIES «os «  Truman Will Make Party Talk Nov. 4

Truman Plans To Take Stump For Candidates   President To Speok For Democrats Next Saturday Night

Truman’s Only Political Talk Nov. 4 in St. L.   N. Atlantic Defense Job For ‘Ike’ Puts Future In Doubt

TRUMAN PLANS POLITICAL TALK IN SAINT LOUIS   Will Make Single Majo Speech To Wind Up Campaign   HAS BEEN PRESSURED BY PARTY MEMBERS

Brewster Battles For Potato Props  Senate Urged To Kill Of Supports

92 Victories Registered During Period   Coach Says Move Not Prompted By Record This Year

Bernie Bierman Quits as Coach   U. of Minnesota Grid Mentor Asks to Be Relieved This Year

Dr. Laurence W. Cleland  Guest Evangelist at Park Baptist Revival

SYMINGTON 10 BE WAR MOBILIZER UNDER NEW PLAN   President Sends Congress Four Additional Reergan Thien Homann:

WOULD PLACE RFC IN DEPT OF COMMERCE   Symington Would Be Named “Czar” of Country’s Mobilization.

Symington Would Become Mobilization (Czar For Nation Under Proposal

Four Proposals Given Congress; For Ratification   Places RFC Under Commerce; One Plar Opposes Commission

Total Eclipse of Moon Tonight to Beat Peak at 8:16   Astronomers Say Good Eyes Best to View ‘Heavenly Show 

House Seeking SenateAccordOn  Housing Measure “Approved Bill Turns Down President's

HOUSE ADOPTS SENATE PLAN FOR HOUSING         “Truman's Progra’ Was Rejected Lote Yecterday

HOUSING BILL UNITY SOUGHT   Measure As Passed by House Yesterday Kejeets  Prostdent Truman's Coopersut' ve Loan Proposal for Middle Income Homes.

House Seeks Accord With Senate On Housing Bill that Hit Truman Plan

DOYLESTOWN NATIONAL HAS. NEW PRESIDENT   A. Walter Fretz Selected To Succeed Father   NEW BOARD CHAIRMAN

Yongdungpo Is Entered Almost Unopposed While American Doughboys Cross River in 2 South Front Areas; South Koreans Gain

Warplanes Hammer at Red Forces Relentlessly   Endless Column Of Tanks, Trucks. Other Vehicles  Flow from Inchon

Marines In Seoul Suburb; Crossings Made In South   South Koreans Make Big Gains North Of Taegu; U. N. Forces Hope To Cut Off 130,000 Of Foe

St. Louis Transit Tie-Up Ends as Strikers Yield   Return to Jobs With No Promises; System Was Seized by State

Steel Union Demands Raise  a   Murray Cites ‘National Interest’— Alcoa Makes Offer

STEEL UNION SEEKS PAY INCREASE   Policy Group To Decide On Amount October 4 And 5

Sieel Union Asks For Pay Increase   Formal Notification Letters Are Sent To 1,400 Steel Firms

STEELWORKERS ASK PAY HIKE   Serve Notice They Want Almost Immediate  Boost For 1,000,000 FORMAL NOTICE SENT

Murray Given Stronger Hand InPay Demand   Steelworker Chief Sends Formal Word, Gives No Figures

New Wage Boost ls Demanded by Big Steel Union  Hasn't Set the yO VRE), SRNR OTERO   Hasn't Set the Exact Terms of Woae Demands

New Demands Are Made By  Steelworker:   To Ask Immediate Wage Boost; Committee Will Meet Next Month And Set Amaunt

Steel Union Asks Speedy Wage Boost   Demand Comes After Alcoa Offers 45,000 Workers 10% Raise

Want Steel Wage Hike   CIO Chief Murray Notifies Industry. Of Union Demands; No Dollar Tag Yet

Steelworkers To Seek New Wage Boost  Wage Policy Grouy To Fix Specific Demands Later

C10 Steelworkers Notify Industry They Want Raise   Are Asking Almost Immediate Pay Hike For Million Members

Vishinsky Raps West’: Korea Plan  MacArthur's Peace Broadcast Called Surrender Order:

Calls Gen. MacArthur's Peace Broadcast To North Koreans A’ Demand For ‘Unconditional Surrender’   PROSPECTS FOR VOTE ON RESOLUTION DELAYED

Russia Spurns Occupation  Of All Korea   MacArthur Broadcast Called Unconditional Surrender Demand

en —— AREA TOWN'S COUNTS GIVEN   Lubbock County Population Total Passes 99,000 Mark

‘No Greater Love Hath Any Man—   Scot Exonerates Brother, Dies on Gallows

TRUMAN BLAST AT MARINES IS RESENTED HERE   Furor Over ‘Propaganda Remark Spreads To West Virginia

Waits City’s Stand Or Coddington Point   Commission To Recommend To Council Adeption of Report of Metcalf & Eddy

NAVY FAVORS JOINT SEWERAGE PLANT HERE      Waits City’s Stand Or Coddington Point    Commlsston Yo Recommend To Council! Adoption of Report  of Metcalt & Eddy

Truman’s War Message Set For Tomorrow   Asks Military  Funds Increase

Expects Early Spring After Joe Woodchuc!. Takes Look But Fails To Find His Shadow

68-YEAR-OLD ENGINEER OF STREAMLINER THAT LIT TROOP TRAIAN! KMHIINIC 22 [1 ICAIMDEN CIGNA!

Remington Files Plea of Innocent  Evyinmmiunict   Alleged Ex-Communist's Bond Set at $35.000

Truman Jibe: At Congress Rouse GOP   President Fears Effort To Halt Defense Buildup

Congressmen Are Aroused  ’ Some Ire Develops Over Truman’s Remarl

Kemp Sees Kansas Cify as ‘Tight’ Town for Gamblers   One Member of Police Board Favored Amusing - Visttore. Mavor Tella.

Political Boss Killing Laid To Gamblers Who Had Asked ‘Open Citv’

Gambling Linked With Binaggio  Mayor Says Dead Leader Failed Thugs

Mayor Kemp, Kansas City, on Witness Stand  Called by Senators For Information he Has on Gambling

Kansas City Mayor Tells Of Slayings   At Senate Crime Probe Hearing

Mayor Blames Gamblers For Dual Shooting   Tells Senate Group Kansas City Leader *‘Pailed To Deliver’

Dilworth Accuses Chas. Margiotti Of ‘Racketeering’   Duff Says Dem Candidate For Governor Is An “Unscrupulous Liar”

GETTYSBURG CLASSIS HEARS REY. J. B. REED   Hanover EUB Pastor Speaks To Reformed Ministerium At Gettysburg ~—Tells Of Toronto Parley

Nation's Large Cities Begin Precautions For Sneak Atomic Attacks

RES FINALLY ADMIT DEFEAT INS. KOREA   Say They Are Looking for New Place to Dig in

Korean Reds Admit Their Troops Are Withdrawing ''To Take Up New Duties"

Red Radio Indicates That There Still Will be Heavy Fights Coming

SR ERR atm eee nA ST: AOS IEA EOS TS AN RRNA *  No. Koreans Looking For Place To Dig In

Reds Admil Defeat in Korea, But Seek New Place to Dig In for Defense Line

British Troops In Armored Cars Directed By U.S. Helicopter Breaks Up Crowd

West Berliners In Clash With Police Of East   Series Of Incidents Features Observance, Of May Day In Berlin

THROUGH CITY.   Across: Border Scparating U. 8. Sector ‘from Soviet Zone, East “German  Reds  Stage Big May ay ‘Mititary Spectacle,

Ten Red Divisions Begin Attack In. Northeast Area  Allies Use Lull To Build Defense Line In Western Sector

China Reds Launch New Drive, Cut Off U. S. Marine Units   80,000 Commies Jump Off In Northeastern Sector As Pressure Eases Unexplainably On Northwest: Yanks Build New Defenses

ALLIES BUILD DEFENSE LINE DURING LULL   Chinese Reds Score Against Marines In New Korea Offensive

80,000 Reds Smashing at Marine Units   Chinese Suddenly Ease Pressure on Northwest Fronts

POLICE SEIZE GANG FIGURES AND 3 WIVES   Say Suspects Members Of Notorious Ring In Midwest

Moore Recetves Copy Of Report   Wants To Review Document Before Action Is Taken

Democrat Raps McCarthy's  Investigation  fo ae Pe ee @ Yo   Attack Made Afte) Prober Takes Punch at Truman

GOP SENATOR OFFERS HELP TO ACHESON   Senate Committee Officially Asks For Files

Conferees Meeting To Perfect Agreement  Reached Last Night   Two Year Contract May Be Signed Late Today So That Coal Production Can Resume Monday

Agreement Reached By Negotiators   Miners Get 70 Cts. A Day Pay Boost

Expect Cuntract To: Be Prepared Today; Problems Solved —   Union, Operators Aaree Last Niaht

Lewis Scores Sweeping Gains In Settlement  Formal Contract Due Today; 70-Cent Hike Per Davy Included

\Miners and Operators Reach Settlement   Worst Coal Strike in History: Ends After Nine Months of Bickering; New Contract Being Drawn by John L. Lewis and Mine Owners.

Southern Producers Association  Met Separately To Decide Whether It Would Fall In Line With Rest Of Industry   FACT PINDING BOARD TO GIVE REPORT SOON

EXAS FARM CROP VALUES OFF 22 PCT.   $1 Billion Mark Topped 4th Time; Drought Hurting

RENT CONTROLS EXTENSION BACKED   Senate Group Votes Tc Keep Ceiling 6 Months; House Ballots June 12

Continued Rent Control Okayer   Six-Month Period Extension Voted

Senate Committee Approves Bill Extending Federal Rent Controls for Another 6 Months  Solons Are Divided, 8 to 5, Today On Measure Termed Compromise

Committee OK’s Rent Controls For Six Months   Present Law Will Expire At End Of Month

Senate Unit Favors Short Rent Control   Majority in Poll Back Fatension for Only 6 Months

Compromise Is Voted by Senate Bank Committee   Group Divided 8 to 5 on Legislation: Four Republicans Opposed

VOTE ON CONTROL        Committee ‘in’ Discussion Of ‘President’s Proposal

Senate Group Extends Rent  Reins 6 Months   Banking Committee ApprovesCompromise On Keeping Controls

SENATE BODY VOTED TD KEEP RENT CONTROL   Banking Committee Approves Extension for Another Six Months.

Extension of Rent Control Is Voted by Senate Group   Permits Cities to Keer Controls for First Six Months as Federal Bil

Compromise Includes Loca Option Clause  Full One-Year Extension Killed

Six-Month Plan Wins Backing as Compromise Step  Committee Move Also Would Give ‘51 Local Rule

Present Law Dies June 30; House to Act  "ibe nr TVannildAa Wann   Cities Could Keep Controls Later, Teo

Favors Lid On Rent for Six Months   Senate Banking Committee Approves Legislation te Keep Curb on Landlords   Rent Measure Pending I» House Would Retain Ae For Next Twelve Months

Senate Committee QK’s Extension Of Rent Controls  Approves  Le egislation   Approves Legislation To Extend Ceilings For 6 More Months

Senate Committee Votes To Extend  Rent Controls For Six Month Period

Six-Month  Extension Of Law Favored  Curbs Are Due To Expire This Month

Committee Votes To Keep Controls   Action Would-Extend Curb on Rents for Another Six Months   BY AN 8 TO 5 MARGIN  Present Law Would Expire June 30; Before House  June 12

SENATE GROUP BALLOTING ON RENT CONTROL   Extension Of Six Months Appears To Be Probthle Outcome

Compromise Rent Bill Is Approved By Senate Group   Extension of Controls T;: End Of 1950 Gets Okay Of Banking Committee

MAJORITY FOR RENT CONTROL IS CLOSE ONE   Senate Banking Committe Expected to Vote to Centinie Regulations Fer Six Menths   MAY DECIDE TODA)

Six-Month Plan Clears  Senate Unit   Further Retention on Local Option Basis Granted by Bill.

Months to Life . Of Present law  Measure. Due to Pens “eae Se ne

Extends Control for Six Months   Final Senate Action Awaits Outcome of Similar House Law

Senate Unit Asks Extension Of 6 Months  Both Chambers Now Ready To Take Find! Vote

Rent Control Bill Approved By Committee   Legislation Would Keeg Federal Rent Control:  In Effect For Another Ce hd andthe

6-MONTH RENT BILL APPROVED   Banking Committee Votes To Report Bill To Senate.

Vote 8-5 For Optional Plan ic Let Cities Decide Own Needs   Defeat Move For Year's Extensior   Senate Measure Would Lift All Controls On Residence Hotels

Senate Banking  Group Approve:  Rent Controls Measure Carries  ; ee a. ah ee

SENATE G FOR 6-MONTH EXTENSION   Action Is Similar To That Taken By House   VOTE EXPECTED   Before Present Legislation Passes Out On June 30; Bricker Opposed

Extended Rent Control Okayed By Committee   Senate Group Votes Approval for Another Six Month’s Ceilings —House Bill Pending

Allied Forces Counter-Blows Delay Offensive   Enemy Able to Get 6,000 Men Across Naktong

North Koreans Battling For Toe Hold On West Bank of Naktong To Launch An Offensive Campaign Against South Korea Capital   COMMUNIST PLANS APPARENTLY MISCUE

Yanks Counter Attack With  Good Results   24th Slugs Away At Reds in. Bend Of Naktong

Counter-Attack Successfully in Two Sectors On Approaches te Taegu Where Communists Have Thown 6,000 Men Across the Naktong

U.N. Forces Slug 6,000 Communists In New Pockets Over River   Enemy Seizes Two New Bridgeheads On Approaches To Taegu; Offensive Fails To Show.

Commies Push 6000 Men Into River Pockets    Predicted Offensive From North Fails to Shaw

Pennsylvania Leads States  In Casualties   Sulfers More Than New York And California

Pennsylvania Leads Nation In Casualties Sustained In Korea   Total Of 1,509 Servicemen From This State Are Killed, Wounded, Injured, Missing Or Taken Prisoner During Fighting

Penn's War Toll Highest Of All States   Has 1,509 Casualties Contrasted to 14 for Nevada; List 20,359, For Whole of Nation

Up To Now 1509Soldiers From Keystone State Are Among Killed, Wounded, Missing, Iniured Or Prisoners

PENNSYLVANIA LEADS NATION   State Has Had 1,509 Korean War Casualties,  Survey Shows -

Odious Record. Of Casualties Held by State   Published List Totals 20,359; Pennsylvania's Count is . 509

PENNSYLVANIA IS HIGHEST  ne a eg cam na pee  Texas 3d in Number  Of War Casualties

Yule Season Off fo Grim Start: 240 Die   D Holiday Toll Runs Ahead of Safety Council Prediction

an MISHAPS LEAD  Holiday Death Toll Mount: To 268 in First 32 Hours

197 ARE KILLED ON HIGHWAYS IN — BO-HOUR PERIOL   ‘Forty-Three Die in Other Ac  cidents Related to the   Christmas Holiday ! Observance.   FATALITIES RUNNING AHEAD OF ESTIMATE   Safety Council Forecasts Tol in Traffic Mishaps Will Reach 440 by Midnight Monday.

Lone Distance Hampered In Most Towns   Pickets Withdrawn in bizht of 16) Struck Cittes in the State

FIRE. IN MORRISVILLE RUINS OLO IGE HOUSE   Flames, Dense Smoke Give Firemen Very Hard Battle   ORIGIN IS NOT KNOWN

BLAZE RUINS PORTION OF OLD ICE HOUSE   Flames and Smoke Give Morrisville Firemen A Hard Battle   ORIGIN IS NOT KNOWN

Rationing And Dimout: Ordered Picket Violence  at... yg?   Picket Violence Continues in — Several States .

Pickels Set Coal Stockpile On Fir   More: ‘Layoffs And. ‘Ra“tioning Result In 7 : “Mine Strike 2!

Dependent Industries May Recess More Than 100,000 During Next Few Days

Strike Forces Mass Layoffs, Fuel Rationing   Coal Mine Pickets Spread Violence In Drive To Choke Off Production; Non-Union Mine Stockpile Set Afire With Gasoline Bomb

Mine Pickets Hurl Gasoline Bombs To Set Nonunion Coal Pile Afire

Mass Layoffs, Fuel Rationing, Violence (,ain in Coal Strike   Pickets Set Non-Union Mine Stockpile Afire In Drive to Choke Off Last of Production: 100,000 in Coal-Dependent Trades Laid Off

COAL RATIONED AS LAYOFFS Th INDUSTRY RISE   Estimate 100,000 May  Be Idled In Allied  Industries Soon

NON-UNION STOCKPILE OF COAL FIRED BY BOMBS OF GASOLINE, HOMEMADE!

More Layofts Are Spreading By Pit Strike   100,000 Workers  Other Industries May Re Idled

NATIONALIST CHINA PREMIER SEEKS TO QUIT   President Li Ordered To Return Home As   Climax Is Neared

President Li  Ts Ordered Home at Once  a Ee   Nationalist Head Mav Lose Job to Generalissimo

President Li Is Ordered Home at Once   Nationalist Head May Lose Job to Generclissimo

NPA To Halt Building Of Amusements  Bowling Alleys And Dance Halls Affecter

CONSTRUCTION CONTROLS DUE   Expect Ban This Week Ox Building Of Amuse ment Places

Trio Sealed In Pickup’s Cabin After Wild Plunge   Shelton, 2 Jarrells Men Die Saturday; Mishaps Plentiful

UMW Men Say Only A New Contract Will Get Mines Reopened   Shortage Of Coal Slashes Economy   Government Seizure Talk Is Renewed As Miners Thwart Court Acts

Strike Hurtles Nation Day Nearer Economic Disaster   Bitter Miners Say That Only New Contract Will Send Them Back ¢o Pits

Two Killed When Three Cars Meet   Auto Skids on Wet ‘Pave ment Near Cushing, Truck and Car Hit It

$1 Billion Cut In Excise Tax  Seen In House  Panel to Draft Bill As GOP Asks Quick  Slash in Levies

Conservative Party Deputy Leader  Long Ranked as Heir To Churchill Mantle

ANTHONY EDEN SUES FOR DIVORCE   FORMER FOREIGN SECRE TARY RISKS POLITICAL FUTURE, BY HIS ACTION

RISKS POLITICAL FUTURE Britain’s Anthony Eden Sues Wife for Divorce

RED-INSPIRED RAIL STRIKE IS FAILURE   Demonstration In France Was Against U. S. Arms Shipments

CITY BRACES FOR PUSH BY RED INVADERS   American's F.86 Saberjets, Worlds Speediest Kricwn Plane, Makes Combat Debut — Scores Vic. lory Over Russian-Macte Jets,

Soviet Successes In Asiatic Areas Blocks To. Peace   Unusual Situation In Europe, Asia Disrunting Peace

GUY R. STREET INJURED  Was in Accident at Thirteenth anc NMoaceachncattea Streete

GUY R. STREET INJURED   Was in Accident at Thirteenth and Massachusetts Streets ‘

Phone Truce Is Approvea   Threatened Strike Put Off -60 Days as Union Accepts Truman's Offer.

National Phone Strike Delayed For Sixty Days   Bargaining Truce Is Reached Despite Lack of Progress

Phone Union Delays Strike   60-Day. Truce Perioc Suegestion Accepted

Phone Truce Is. Accepted  Nationwide Strike I. Diale::n] £4 Thnrr.

PHONE WORKERS DELAY STRIKE FOR SIXTY-DAY PERIOL      Union Accepts Presidential  Appeal For Bargaining   Tre

GRANT TRUCE IN PHONE DISPUTE   UNION AGREES T0 60 DAY DELAY IN THREATENED STRIKE

Telephone Strike Is Called Off   Both Sides Agree To 60-Day Truce ‘Asked by Truman; Eager for Avcreemen:

Phone Union Delays Strike for 60 Days  Truman Plea for MAnara Talke HMeeded

Union Accepts Proposal For Phone Strike Truce; ©0-Day Delay Approved

Phone Bargaining Truce Extended   Threat of Nationwide Telephone Strike, Set For Tomorrow, Lifted

PHONE STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Union Accepts President Truman’s Appeal For 60-Day Truce

Telephone Strike Is Postponed   Both Company and Union Workers Agreeable to Truman’s Proposal

UNION ACCEPTS 60-DAY WAIT IN PHONE DISPUTE   Strike Set for Early Friday. Is Delaved Further

PHONE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF _ FOR SIXTY DAYS   Union and Bell Companies Accept Truman's Bid for New Bargaining.

60-Day Truce In Telephone Strike Accepted   Bargaining Will. Continue In Effort To Reach Agreemen

Union Accepfs Appeal fo Delay Strike   60-Day Bargaining Truce Accepted by Union; Earnest Desire to Settle Dispute Is Pledged

Phone Strike Threat Lifted For 2 Months   Union Agrees To 60-Day Delay Asked By Truman To Continue Talks

STRIKE DELAYED ~ IN PHONE FUSS   ‘Union * Agrees to 60-Day Truce — Truman Urges ‘Peaceful Settlement’

Phone Co. And Uhion Approve    Disputants Accede To Truman Request For Walkout Truce

Phone Strike Is Delayed  For 60 Days  Union Accepts Truman Plea For Raregainine Truce

TRUCE HALTS — THREATENING PHONE STRIKE   Union, Companies, Accept Truman’s Request For Bargaining

Phone Strike Is Off for 60 Days   Continuous Efforts Toward Settlement _Pledged by Union

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TOP COMMANDERS EVAGUATE ISLAND OVERRUN BY REDS   Communists Near Outskirts Of Yulin After Capturing Capital

NATIONALISTS FLEE HAINAN   Communists Claim Northern Third Of Island Captured.

Top Nationalist Commanders Flee Doomed Isle After Reds Score Smashing Victory In Lainan

Hainan Is Captured By Chinese Reds   Top Nationalists Generals Flee

Congressional Leaders Requested To Give Arms Bills ‘Green: Light’

Truman Asks Education Aid For Korea Vets   Would Extend GI Benefits: Snyder Says New Tax Bill Too Small

President Asks School Aid for Korea Veterans  Asks Same as Given ww Tein Stntaennwe

DEFENSE AND TAX BILLS STUDIED Education Benetits For Vets Proposed

WISHES REVEALED [TO SOLONS Truman Wants Veteran Aids, Medic Training, Civil Defense

Truman Asks GI Aid Bill For Korea Vets   Fells Congress Leaders He Also Wants Action On Civilian Defense

CONGRESS URGED TO GIVE KOREAN VETERANS GI BILL, SET UP CIVILIAN DEFENSE

President Presses for Civil Defense  Also Asks Benefits for Korean Veterans

EDUCATIONAL AID FOR KOREA VETS PROPOSED   Civil Defense and Doctor: Training Laws Also Sought.

Truman Propose: GI Bill For Vets  Solons Also Asked For Aid To Medics

TRUMAN SEEKS 6.  EDUCATION RIGHTS FOR KOREA VETS.   Civilian Defense Unit, More Medical: Training Also Urged By President

Told to Speed Up Plans for Defense   Favors 'GI Educational Aid’. For Veterans of Korean Wa:

Truman Wants GI Benefits For Korea Vets   Proposal Laid Before Congressional Leaders  With Other Requests

Conaress Begins Action on Taxes, New Arms Outlay  President Urges Civilian Defense, 7S A* OD &@ e« a

Gl Educational Aid Asked For Korean Vets   President Also Seeks Civilian Defense, Aid For Physicians

Laborites To Quit If Beat On Steel Vote   Motion Opposing Nationalization Will Come Up Tonight

Labor Faces Crucial Test   Will Risk Party ‘Life In Vote Tonight on Socialization af Steel

Labor to Resign if Motion Fails  Face Critical Yote on Steel Nationalization

Labor Government of Britain Will Resign If Defeated on Steel Nationalization

British Cabinet Gets First Test  Confidence Vote May Unseat Attlee

Tension High as British Laborites Face First Crucial Test Tonigh

ATTLEE CABINET PLANS TO RESIGK IF BEATEN ON VOTE   New Elections Will Be Called If Steel Motion Is Dae eee oe

IMPORTANT VOTE DUE IN ENGLAND   _abor Government to Stand Or Fall Thursday Night

New British Government in Its First Test   Vote Today on Question Of Steel Industry Will Decide Doubtful Power

Distribution of Ag Land Tax Funds Delayed   One County Hasn‘t Filed; Holding up 2 Million Dollar Fund

Colorado Timber Blaze Sweeps On; Camp Threatened  Military Reservatior In Path; Rich Area Is Also Damaged

French Favor Unified Army   German Units Asked In European Force

FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER CALLS FOR WEST EUROPEAN [ARMY WITH GERMAN UNITS

SCHUMAN ASKS GERMAN FORCE      Says West Germany Units  Must Be Included In  i   European Army

West European Army Ureed  Schuman Would  alee, BAS Gey. SP Re le ARM

As Basis for World Peace—  French Call For Western Army With German Units

Schuman Asks Europe Army   Proposes German Units Be Included In Western Force

Schuman Proposes  West Europe Army   ConsultativeAssemblyTold No Other Solution Possible

McKELDIN SPEECH IN 1949 USED BY RIVAL   GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Then Praised Governor's Program

 MeKeldin Heard At ~ Democratic Rally Rebroadcost Recor ded;  GoP Candidate Explains See Posty

TROUBLE GALORE STRIKE SHIP 7 Unlucky Vessel ls Compared In Temper ToA King Cobra

Trouble-Ridden Tramp Ship Arrives Almost 10 Months Behind Schedule

Trouble Ship Tamara Ends Vovage After 10 Mouths: 3> Weeks Ts Par

Three-Weeks Voyage Stretched Into Ten Months Unlucky Ship Seeks Only Peace And Quiet After Troubled Trip

Trouble Follows Ship ¢ Ship on yn 10-Month — Cruise Ordinarily Made in 3 Weeks

Ul-Starred. Ship Reaches Hong Kong’. After Having Every Kind Of Trouble.  In Ten-Month Voyage From Auai

Trouble Ship Gets More of Same  Tiguan Tal-pe 10 Monthe far Tron] 9.Woolk Criped

CREW AND MONKEYS PROVE ALMOST TOO MUCH  Tramp Ship Ends Troubled as

PHTCS YVCOKS tS Fur FOr Fie wOerst ce Mi ln A aaa  Trouble Ship Eases Into Harbor After 10 Montt Voyaae to Hong Kong From Australia

Drops Anchor With Sigh Tramp Ship Takes Unlucky Cruise; Delayed Ten Months By Troubles

Honduran “Ship With Temper of King Cobra Has Ten Months of Woe on Australian Cruise

Trouble § tays With Tramp Vessel Throughout Long South Sea Ordeal

Workers Quit Factories In Protest Move   Julien LaHaut Is Victim of Assassin's Shot

Belgian Reds’ Leader Slain; Strikes Called   Communist Party Pledges Revenge; King Bloc Blamed

Belgian Communist Party  Chairman Is Assassinated Killed by Burst of Sub-Machinegun Eire As He Answers Knock on Fron? Door

Break in Brink Robbery Hinted   Negotiations Over Big Reward Hinted

Tires Will Cost More Pretfy Soon  One Firm Has Already Put Increases on Mast Tire:

Big Invading  Force Wins Key Airfield   North Koreans Driving Toward Americans South of Town.

COMMUNIST TANK COLUMN ADVANCES, CAPTURES AIRFIELD   Contradictory Reports Fail To Reveal How Close North Koreans Are To Yank Line; Enemy Using Large Mass of Troops.

Vital Air Field Held By Invaders   City Is Taken After Day-Long Fight: No Americans Engaged

Enemy Patrols Continue Thrust South From City   MacArthur’s Report Says No American Troops Yet Involved

U.S. Troops Not Yet In Fighting   Reds Quickly Send Potrols Farther Southward To ward American Outposts; Pyongyang Heavily Bombed Fifth Time

Suwon Falls Te Advaneing Communists; Reports Conflict On U.S. Troop Action   Experts Say MacArthur To Keep Power In Japan

South Koreans ‘Are Forcec Back After Day-Long Battle   RUSSIA MAKES DEMANL   Gromyko Calls on U. N. to Bois Amenicans From Korea

House Approves Bill To Provide Foreign Aid  Now Goes To Senate   Now Goes To Senate Where Similar Bill Is Being Considered

MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS PARED BEFORE ACTION   ‘Irish Partition’ Proviso Dropped In Congress

House Passes Reduced Foreigr Aid Funds Bill °   ‘trish Partition’ Provision Rejected: Point Four Slashed

SENATE PROBERS CALL LATTIMORE TO STAND AGAIN   Hickenlooper Plans Long Questioning In Commaniet Inquiry

Group Calls For Further Statements  In Spy Case  °o T ateimarn TV... Snn.lk   ve Lattimore To Speak At Secret Session  Of Senate Members

House Approves Truman Controls   Bill Similar to One Senate Acts on Today

House Approves Standby Curbs   Bipartisan Voice Vote Supports Wage-Price Roofs. Rationine

Special Session Opens In Austin  Lawmakers Prepare To Grapple With Series OF Fiscal Crises

Global Aid Plan Talked Cautiously  MoMahon Asseris   McMahon Asserts H-Bomb Cannot Insure Security

$50 Billion Peace Plan  Gets Backing  * Atom Chairman Urges Loans To Encl Arms Race

50 Billion Aid Plan To Avert War Considered   Prospects Slight But Worth Attempt Says Senator Bricker

Bricker Believes Plan To Head Off  -Armaments Race “Worth Considering”

Senator Is Urging  Peace Offensive to End Armament Race   McMahon Suggests That 50 Billions Be Spent to Avert Disaster He Foresees

Global Aid Plan Given Approbation Of Senators   McMahon's Proposal Quthines Drawbacks Of Armament Contest

Senator Offers Plan for Global Atomic Control   McMahon Suggests U. S. Use Dollars To Develop Formula

Proposal Brings ‘Good’ Reaction   Senator's Plan Concerns Armaments

Senators Are Cautious . . . . Plan To Buy Soviet Peace Is Discussed

Solons’ Cautious On Plan Tp Halt A-Arms} Race   “Worth Considering” In  7 Sen. MeMahon’s Proposal Opinion Of  Senators

STAGE IS SET FOR K. U. HOMECOMING   Dr. F. C. Allen, Bill Mace and Dean Wells Spoke at Rally   BIG GAME TOMORROW

K. U. HOMECOMING   Dr. F. C. Allen, Bill Mace and Dean Wells Spoke at Rally   ‘BIG GAME TOMORROW

Supreme Court Directive Bans Short-Cut Hearings By Immiaration Officers

WILLENFORCE “MEETING BAl   Demonstrations Called ~By Reds To Protest Policies Of U. S.

Tokyo Police Alerted For Red Demonstrators  Pre-Election Ban To Be Enforced; MacArthur Menaced

TOKYO POLICE WILL ENFORCE MEETING BAN   Demonstrations Callec ‘By Reds To Protest Policies Of U. S.

Chambers Case To Stay, Closed   Government Drops Periury Charges

CHAMBERS NOT  TA EAE TRIAL iV FALL INIAL   Government Drops Idea Of Prosecuting Witness Against Hiss

Aidesof Conferees Hope For Break in Deadlock; States Takirie New Action

OPERATORS AND LEWIS TACKLE MAIN ISSUBS   Both Sides Reported Ready to Talk Terms for Speedy Settlement.  BULLETIN

Lewis, Management Group Tc Stay In Conference This Time And “Hope They Will Come Out With Something”   NEGOTIATING TEAMS CUT TO FOUR MEN

Stands By Hopefully As Conferees Work On Specific Contract   Issues Outlined In Surprise Secret Meeting Last Night May Solve 8-Month Tieup.

Lewis, Operators Again Talk Terms After Secret Parley Thursday Night

FIVE WOUNDED AS GUNS BLAZE IN MINE ZONE   200-Day Work Year Demand Listed By Lewis

Believe Operators, Lewis Have Made « Progress In Talks   Coal Strike Talks Resumed Tode

Hope Is Seen For Settling Coal Srike   Government Delays Court Action

Actual Contract Talks Started By Neaofiators   Teams Reduced At Today’s Meet

Sudden Break Develops in  Costly Dispute   Presidential Aid Terms Progress ‘Encouraging’

Lewis and Operators Near Deal   Trumon Adviser ts ‘Hopeful’ After Secret Meeting Of Small Groups ©

STOPPED BY ‘RAIN   But Potato Diggers Go on; No Help Shortage Until Peak af Seacnn   10 CARLOADS CO OUT

WHEAT HARVESTING STOPPED BY ‘RAIN   But Potato Diggers Go on: No Help Shortage Until Peak of Season

VIOLENT DEATH LIST INCREASES   Fourteen Persons Lose Life In Traffic And Other Ac eidents During Weekend In State.

MRS. BANYON STAGES RALLY   Emerges From Coma After Operation, Blood Transfusions

Tension Relieved In Balkan Area  Yugoslavia, Greece Back On Good Terms

38th Division, Still on Maneuvers at Atterbury, To Hold Enlistment Drive at End of Training

38th Division To Start Enlistment Drive After Summer Maneuvers End

U.N. Secretary Plans To Confer With Truman  Will Discuss Stalin Conference Result With U.S. President

Iryave Lie Seeks Meeting With Truman .  Will Report In June On Cold War, Talks With Premier Stalin

LIE ASKS MEETING DE ARRANGED WITH TRUMAN, ACHESON   U.N. Secretary General To Leave Moscow By Plane Tamorraw

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Rash Defiance By Widow Taxed For Sick Benefits

HOIHOW FALLS TO RED ARMY   Capital Of Hainan Reported Taken By Communist Troops.

Reds Smash Hainan Line, Take Capital   Army Breaks Out Of Isle Beachhead, Surges Along Coast

CAPITAL OF HAINAN MAY HAVE FALLEN   Communications With Hoihow Cease Soon After Chinese Reds Fight Way Into Outskirts,

All Contact With City Broken Off   Its Loss Would Be Hard Blow To Nationalists

Believe Capital City Has Fallen  Hainan Island City Communications End

Chinese Fear i Loss of Hainan  Island Capital   Earlier Claims of A Defense Victory Fade As Communications Fall

Revolt Is Centered  in Big Fields.in. East; Iinois Miners’ Keep on Digging. Coal

‘No Contract, No Work Walkout Is Growing; Oyster, Kyler Are idle

Miners Refuse Order to Return To Work Today   More than 50,000 Idle ir Pennsylvania and West Virginia; Pickets Visit Pits.

Lewis Request To End Walkout ls Voted Down   65,000 Men Idle In Largest Mines

Revolt Against Lewis’ Suggestion Centers In Two States   Pennsylvania Area ‘Hit By New Action   Six Close In State; Other Sectors Report Many Mines Reopening

Revolt Centers Around Big Coal Field: In Pennsylvania and West Virginia

65,000 More Join Mine Walkouts in Showdown Move   Ignore Suggestion By Lewis to Go on With Three-Day Week

ONUB LEWD “PROPOSAL O ‘DAY WEEK   Striking Pickets Tour Areas and Induce Workers to Quit Work.

Pickets Tour Mining Districts Closing Pits; 90 To 95 Percent Of Western Pennsylvania's Mines Have Been Closed   ANOTHER REBELLION . CENTER IN WES? VA

Many Coal Miners Dely Lewis Order   More Than 50,000 Fail To Show Up For Work Today

WANTS MILK DELIVER!    Pittsburgh Mayor Tella Union and Tiealers tn “End Shadow Boring’

Milk Strike Parley Is Set Again Today  Mayor Lawrence Tells Both Sides to Ouit “Shadow Boxing’. End Walkout

Pittsburgh Mayor Hunts Dairy Peace  Workers, Bosses Told, ‘Quit Shadow Boxina‘’

Pittsburgh Milk  Strike Continues   Sunday Conference Fails To Settle 12 Day Walkout; Washington Strike Settled

‘Pickpockets i in Clear!!! : 19-Ton Load of. Steel — Stolen from Parking Lot

Burglar Gets Jewelry Back   Court Returns $40,000 Worth After Sentence Served

House Committee Votes fo Extend Draft Two Years  Pca RePRERE EER Ne OREN ewe wee \A/... 1   Congress Would Decide When to Start Inductions

EXTENDED DRAFT GETS APPROVAL   House Armed Services Committee Votes 31  To 0 For Bill   UNREST 1S DESCRIBED

MILITARY DRAFT LAW GIVEN NOD BY HOUSE BLOC   Armed Services Committee Votes, 31 to 0, To Extend Act 2 Years

iwo-Year Drafi ixtension OKd  Bill Passes House. Committee, 31-0

Committee Votes Unanimously For Draft Extension  House Immediately,  Bern Yencon Sovs

Solons Would Keep Reins On Inductions  Mounting Tensions Qver Warld Sean   Mounting Tension: Over World Seen As Reason For Move

House Group for Extending Draff Another 2 Years   Committee Votes 31-( As Present Act Due To Expire June 24

CEASURE GIVEN QUICK APPROVAL BY COMMITTEE   House Armed Services Group Votes, 31 Te 0, To Extend Selective Service Law Two Years — Pro visions Cited. 

Group In House Votes To Extend Draft Two Years  Vinson Says Plan Will Be Pushed Baw Easll dcnmencnt

Congress Would Make Decision On Inductions  Two-Year Extension Provided By Action Of House Armed  gE, "stag SNES ge

House Committee Is For Draft Extension   Plan Adopted Proposes Two More Years of Conscription for U.S.

Committee Is Unanimous   Would Leave It to Congress Whether There Would Be Any Actual tnductions

Solons Would Keep Reins On Inductions  Mounting Tensions Over World Seen As Reason Fer Move

Armed Services Group Approve: Draft Extension   Proposed Measure Retains Induction Power In Conaress

VOTE FAVORS LONGER DRAFT   House Committee Acts Upon Advice Of Defense Leaders.

Committee Votes for Draft Law   Extension of Program for Two Years Favored by House Group; Present Act Expires Tune 24

Situation In World Gives Bill Boost   Armed Services Group To Seek Speedy Decision On Measure

Vote To Extend Draft Law For  Two More Year: Congress Must  --Give Approval On Eurthar Induediane

Expect House to Act on Plan Quickly  Actual Inductions   Actual Inductions Would Be Left Up to Congress

House Committee Okays New Life for Limited Draft Law  Two-Year Proposal To Ban Inductions Until ‘Emergency’

Two-Year Extension Of Draft, Emergency Plant Seizure Given Approval

House Service Group Votes to Fxtend Draft Ac’   Actual Induction to Be Up to Congress; House Gets Measure

Extension Of  Drait Okayed   House Armed Serv. ices Approves 2. Year Extension

Committee Votes Truman Optimistic Over Draft Fytencian Outlook for World Peace

INDUCTION POWER GIVEN CONGRESS — ‘House Group Votes To Continue Draft

House Draft Bill Clears First Hurdle   Cammittee Votes Extension, 31-0; Early Test Seen

House Group Votes Draft Extension   Would Bar Actual Induction Until Emergency Declared

Finns Reject  Russ Charges Reds Say Criminals Harbored By Finland

Finns Reject Russ Charge On Criminals   Helsinki Denies Harboring Fugitives Wanted by Soviets

Finns Reject Russ Charges   Moscow Claimed N ation Harboring War Criminals

RED TANKS NEAR U.S. HEADQUARTERS   Breakthrough Southwest 01 Seoul Confirmed By General MacArthur

TS ENEMY TANKS ARE DESTROYED IN AIR ATTACKS   MacArthur's Command Announces Results Of Bombing —Two Hostile Aircraft Smashed By  Americans.

15 RED TANKS. KNOCKED OUT BY YANK PLANES   Twe Hostile Aircraft Destroyed; Air Force Flies 161 Sorties.

Truman Authorizes Use;  Orders Naval Blockade      Action Follows Communist Break Through; Air Force Told to Fly Nec= essary Military Missions in North:

Destruction of 15North Korea Tanks Announcec  Air Force Flies 161 Sorties Today —

One Of Bicgest Explosions In History To Occur Next Wednesday On Saipan Island

Lausche Stuns Democrats With Frank Statement  Possibility Of His    Possibility Of His . Voting Fer Taft Hits Ohioane Hard

Ohio Democrats Stunned By Lausche Hint He May Vote For Senator Taft

Political Cut-Ups  iOhioans Stunned by Hint That \Covernor May Favor Sen. Tatt

LAUSCHE’S STATEMENT ISTUNS DEMOCRATS   Governor's Hint He Might Support Senator Taft Shocks Party Aleomhere

Ohio Democrats Are Upset By Lausche’s Intimation He May Support Sen. Taft

LAUSCHE’S HINT HE MAY VOTE FOR TAFT STUNS PARTY   Democratic Workers Regard Ohio Governor's Stand in Senate Race as Political Heresy.   STATEMENT DROPS LIKE BOMB ON CONFERENCE   At Time It Was Issued Lead. ers Were Meeting in Columbus to Discuss Ways of Aiding Ferguson.

Governor Stuns Ohio Democrat  Lausche Says That He Miaht Vote for Taft

Night Rains Flood City   -St. Louis Area Gets Four Inches Overnight Downpou

Hoover Names Two Russ Agents Who Got Secrets   Syracuse Man, 44, Accused of Stealing Explosives Samples

Slack Joined To Fuchs-Gold Atom Pipeline  Charge of Revealing Explosives Data to Soviet Agent

First American Prisoners Of Korean War Liberated From Yongdong Jail

3 Captive GI's, First to Be Freed, Shed Tears as Rescuers Arrive

Tankmen Liberate First American Prisoners of War   Knock Door Off Red Jail at Yonqdong

Soldier Cries as Gi Mates Crash Prison   Sqt. Frank Freede, Two Others Released Fram Red Captivity

Americans POWs Aré Liberated:   Freed as 24th Div. Tankmen Shoot off Counnunist Jail Door

New Wabash-White Floods Predicted  Most Crests Below Recent Hiah Marks

Brannan, Senators Juggle Hot Potatoes. 50 Million Bushels of Spuds to Be Dumpec

Senate Refuses To Enter Fight Over Potatoes   Surplus To Be Destroyed: Vandenberg Asks Declaration On H-Bomb

Others Sighted Aboard Derelict Vessel   Tender Set Afire Week Ago by Engine Room Blast

Others Sighted Aboard  Derelict Vessel Tender Set Afire  ,2 ) Se See Si, eae   Tender Set Afire Week Ago by Enaine Room Blast

26 Abandoned Ship After Fire and Explosion, Brief Radio Message Says

Others in Her Crew of 40 Sighted Later Upon Derelict Craft   Victims Spend Week on Liferafts After Blast Hits Atom-Test Tender

‘Safety Body Asks Inspection Law, Patrol Expansion, Term For Drunk:

STRONG SAFETY PROBRAM REED   ‘Committee Reports To Governor Scott On Measures Proposed For Legislative Action. 4

McCarth y Attacks Truman's Statement That Communism Isnt Ma jor ForceInU.S.

More ‘Red’ Data Found By Tydings   McCarthy Blasts Truman’s Stand  Against Probe

POWER INU.S.   Sees Political Motive Or Lack of Data In Truman Staternent

Tydings Says He Has New Evidence   Meanwhile McCarthy Takes Fling at President’s Stand.

McCarthy Says Truman Wrong on Reds   Solon Believes President May Not Be Informed

McCarthy Raps Truman Remarks On Communism  New Evidence May Figure In Senate Probe

McCarthy Blasts Truman Statement Communisn Is  Not Major Force In U.S.   Sen. Tydings, Head Of Senate Group Delving Into Reds In State Department Charges, Hints At New Evidence In Inquiry

McCarthy Raps Truman Stand on Reds; ITydings Claims New Inquiry Evidence

lydings Hints At New Facts In Red Probe   McCarthy Blasts Trumon Statement Communism Not Ripe

Tydings Hints At New Report: In Red Inquiry   Sen, MeCarthy Blasts Truman Statement on Communism in Nation

MCCARTHY FLAYS TRUMAN'S VIEWS ON COMMUNISM   Says President Is Poorly Informed Or Seeking An Advantage   TYDINGS SUGGESTS NEW DEVELOPMENTS

MCARTHY HITS DENIAL OF RED POWER INU.S.   Sees Political Motive Or Lack of Data In  Truman Statement

Urges Divergent Policy Views Be Aired in Senate   Sparkman Calls for Full Debate After Dulles’ Speech

J. S. DEFENSE CONTROVERSY MOUNTS   Full Scale Foreign Policy Debate Is Urged

Senate Debate  On Foreign  Policy Urged   Dulles Speech Draws Applause From Most Democrats, Dissent  From Truman Crities

DISPUTE GROWS ON U, S. POLICY   Full-Scale Senate Debate Propored On Choice Ot Truman Or Hoover Proposals In Foreign Affairs.

Asks Senate Debate To End Controversy   Sen. Sparkman Proposes Full-Scale Discussion of Foreign Policy to Help Settle Current Dispute Over Western Detense Plans.   DULLES OPPOSES 'GIBRALTAR'

Decision Asked ‘On American ‘Position Abroad   Dulles Suggests Ring of Steel Around Russia

Rising Dispute Over Western Defense Looms   Sparkmen Agrees With John Dulles

Proposes Showdown  On Policy   Senator Suggests Full-Scale Debate

Sparkman Urge: Full Debate On Foreign Policy  Aareecs With Dulles   Agrees With Dulles That Strong Defense Is Not Possible By  Abandoning Europe

Foreign Policy Airing Proposed      Full Senate Debate “Without Name Calling” Is Rec ommended by Senator Sparkman of Alabama

Full Senate Policy Debate Sought by Sparkman Dulles Opposes ‘Solitary’ Defense, Refutes Hoover

Senate Debate Proposed.On Foreign Policy   Taft Says Nation Lacks Confidence In U.S. Officialdom

Whether to Abandon West Europe, Withdraw Inside Two Oceans Issue

SENATE DEBATE ABOUT FOREIGN POLICY URGED   Sparkman Proposes Full. Seale Discussion On Floor Of Senate

Foreign Policy Debate Sought  By Senators  Sparkman, Wherry, Taft Ask Airing Defense Aims

Sparkman Wants Senate To Debate Foreign Policy   Sees Discussion As  ‘Way To Settle Fight ‘On Western Defense

Sparkman Urges Senate Debate on Foreign Policy   Controversy Over Defense Planning Gains New Heat After Dulles Talk

Sparkman Asks Senate Debate  On Western Defense Plans   Agrees With Dulles That U. S. Cannot Ahandnn Firane and Stand Alana

Urges Full Scale Senate Debate on Foreign Policy  Should Discuss Proahleam Without   Should Discuss Problem Without ““Niame Calling’

Sparkman Wants Full Debate On Foreign Policy   Alabama Senator Sees Need To Settle  Controversy.

Full Scale Debate Proposed To Settle U. S. Foreign Policy   Confidence Wavers

SENATE IS MIXED   Alabaman Proposes Full Scale Debate on Defense  Plans

U. S. Starts Cutting Off Greece Aid   Ambassador Grady Charges Venizelos Regime Is Unstable

Prison System Action Delayed   Highway Group Delays Action Until July

Truman Urges Tightening Of Gl School Program   Congress Handed Catalog Of Abuses

GI Education Abuses Listed   ‘Truman Urges. Congres: To Prevent Inferior Trainina ~-

Truman Assails  Trade’ Program In GI Education    Aemy af 850.000

WANTS GI EDUCATION STUDIED   President Truman Lists Abuses in  Some Trade Schools

TRUMAN RAPS Gl-EDUCATION PLAN ABUSES      Congresamen Urged . To Prevent Inferior Veteran Training

Abuses In GI Schools Stir Action   Cengress Given VA, Budget Bureau Repart By Truman

N. E. Council Places Steel Mill Need At Top Of Area’s List For Defense

SIX HURT IN SET MISHAPS   Two Accidents Occur A Same Spot On M-40 North of Niles

KERR GAS BILL FOES INCREASE   Republicans And Northern Democrats Bolster Senate Opposition

Draft Officials Await Details   Recruiting Office Reports Lag In Army Enlistments

(Officials Await Orders To Start Draft Machinery   Local Office Holds To Two-Day Week; Quota Is Not Set

Censorship Hits War In Korea  Indirect Withholding Of News Reported

Press Reaction To Tuesday's Election Mixed Wide Variety of Predictions Are Read Into Surprising Republican Gains in Conaress

PRESS SPEAKS UP ~ Vote Results Stir Variety  ~ Of Newspaper Views

Eisler Missing After Red Purge   Fails to Show Up at Desk: Others Vanish in Police Wave

Gerhart Eisler On Purge List?  German Communist Is Not at Office

EISLER NEXT ON RED PURGE LIST   PROPAGANDA CHIEF REPORTED ABSENT FROM BERLIN DESK

Eisler On Red Purge List?   Fails To Show At Propaganda Office After Six Jailed

Bulgaria Drive Led "To Break. Heath Declares   Minister Says ‘Calculated  Insults’ Brought About  Relations End

Spy Charges Are ‘Built On Lies,’ Declares Heath  sees Deliberate Planned Campaign To Create Fear and Distrusts of U.S.

U.S. Ex-Envoy To Bulgaria Tells of Insults   Reveals Campaign Of Villification Against Americans

US. Envoy Raps Bulgarian ‘Lies’   American Legation Staff Reaches Safety

Ex - Conviet Beats Law Ir 2 Slayings   Gir] Friend Tells Police Of Murder Of Ford Employe

GUNFGHTER \      Policeman’s Killer Dies As Second Slaying Is Revealed

Leopold Foes Ready Use Of Strike Weapon   Rifles, Pistols Fired in Clashes Before Police Stop Fights

Waves of Strikes Are Promised Until Leopold Abdicates   Partisans and Opponents Exchange Pistol Fire In Clashes Sunday

Work Stoppage Hits Antwerp; Docks Tied Up   Socialists Demand His Son be Seated

Work Halted In Belgium By Anti-Leopold Forces; ltalians Also Walk Oui   Round Of Work Stoppages In Belgium Involves Some 30,000 Workers: Red Inspired Italian Act

Belgian Strike  Threat Posed   Socialists Demand Walkou' Loti] Kine Abdicates

Strikes Flare As Belgians Protest King   Gantalicts Push Figh   Socialists Push Figh! “To Balk Monarch’s’ Return to Throne

Belgians Plan Strikes Until King Abdicates   Cabinet Collapses in Deadlock Over Royal (Question; Arms Found

Political — Crisis Holds In Belgium  Socialists Plan   Socialists Plan ~ Waves of Strikes Until King Quits

Workers Walk Out In Belgium  Oppose Return   Oppose Return Of King Leopold

Monarchists  and Foes Clash Twice  Police Quell Riot as Nation Is Torn by Strife .

Socialists of Belgium Threaten Strike Wave Unless King Abdicates

Strike Wave Threatened By Beigiums.   Socialists Lay Plane — For Turning Walkouwts Unless King Abdicates

Red Invaders Of Chusan Hit   Nationalist Planes Attack Isle After Withdrawal

Orner Cow Is Champion Of County   Leads Herd To Fourth Place In May Butter  Production With Nearly 100 Pounds Of Fat.

Orner Cows Among Tops In County   Nearby Herd Averages Near Sa In Butterfat And Has Three Among First Len Individuals.

Fag Tax Looms As Hospital Aid  Shivers Would Sign Proposal For One-Cent-Per-Pack Levy

Czechs Wind Up Political Trials   Four Death Sentences Given Alleged Spies

CZECH RED COURT CONDEMNS FOUR "PIES TODEAT   Four Others Sentenced Té  Life For Plotting With  Wactern Powart

4 Czechs Given Death Sentences   4 Others Sentenced To Life in Prison  As Spy Trial Ends

Czechs Sentence Four to Death ‘As Traitors   Court Rules 13 Had Been In Contact With Foreign Powers

Four Sentenced To Death As Big Treason Trial Ends In Czechoslovakia

Ebright Works In State Office  Campaign Managers   Campaign Managers Forecast Victory

RULES CHANGE ACTION SOUGHT   House Committee Moves To Force Vote Now

Cox May Become Head Of House Rules Committee  wl sein Ke les Back Pi igeonhole Power

Rules Body May Force Fast Vote On Resolution  Action Would Give - Group Its Old Power

Rules Committee Forcing Showdowr  GOP-Dixie Coalition Ousts Sabath, Calls For Resolution Vote

Morale Poor In New North 7 Korean Troop:   Prisoners Say They Were Thrown Into Battle Too Seon

Red's Morale Said ‘Low   Captured Northern Soldiers Tell Of Korean Fighting

Chinese Question: To Be Hot Issue In U.N. Assembly   American Delegates Map Strategy for Battle at Flushing Over Ranraoacantntin

Acheson Calls Meeting for  UN Str ategy   Will Make Plans To Map Campaign on Chinese Representation Issue

Expect — UN Row On China   -U. S. Delegates Chart ‘Strategy on Issue Of Seating Reds, Sure To _ Rise in ITN Meeting

Americans Plan China Strategy  Expect Vishinsky To Open Explosive Issue

Sources Say Truman Will Veto Red Bill   ‘Strong Message’ Planned; Senate Pacscas Moaenrn 1."

‘Truman to Veto AntiRed Bill   But Congress Is Expected. to Pass Control Measure Over Objections

Both Houses Ready to Slap Back at Chief   Thumping Approval Given Communist Contral Measure

Truman Sef To Veto Red Control Bill   Quick Action Promised to GOP Promoters

Say Truman Wil! Veto Red Controi Bill   Hope To Pass Bill Over H. T.'s Veto

GALE WHIPS N, Y., N. J.   Winds Up to 75 M Pp. H. Rip Off Roofs. Unproots Vreesn

NO CASUALTIES FROM BURNING CRUISE SHIP   400 Passengers And 150 Crewmen Leave Vessel At Tadoussac, Onehec

TRUMAN SEEKS QUICK ACTION BY CONGRESS   President Cites Emergency and Precarious Position of World.

Valley Chamber Endorses Padre Tax Bond Issue  Commissioners Court Praised For Work In Promoting Park

Attlee Arrives In U.S. to Talk With President   Aim for Common Policy, Means for Averting Global War

Attlee Seeks Way to Avert Global War  British Officials Arrives In U.S.  For Truman Parley

Top-Level Talks To Begin Today In Washington   British Official Tells Hope for Avoiding New Global War

Prime Minister Hopes He And Truman Can Find Common Policy   President Confers With Both Parties   British Reported To Want To Make Agreement With Communists

FOUR ARE DEAD TN OREGON FLOODS   RECEDING WATERS STILY,  COVER HIGHWAYS — HUN} REDS LECT HOD

Three Bridges Down And Motor Traffic Virtually At Stop During Torrential Downpour, One Of Worst In Years .   MANY BASEMENTS IN DISTRICT FLOODED

Klaus Fuchs Gave Atomie Information, British Say  si Camfaccinn (Vaimad   Confession Claimed As Trial Is Begun For Top Scientist

Gave Data To Russia, British Say   Held for Trial Following Preliminary Hearing in London

Truman Sees No Emergency; Refuses to Act   Mine Operators Bitter; Claim T-H Law Broken

Action Postponed On Complaints Against Lewis  Truman Refuses To Use T-H Act To Increase Coal Output

Denham Delays Action on Coal Complaints  Procidant Truman   President Truman Ignores Congressional Demand to Intervene

Truman Refuses To Take Action In Coal Dispute   NRLB Counsel Expect ed to Postpone Steps At Least for Week; Protests Heard.

Security Council Asked — To Demand Troop Recall; More Are Seen Moving In

REQUEST UN TO PUT KOREA AT THE TOP   Seek Action Today On Demand Red China Withdraw Troops

Allied Big Three Ask U. N. fo Handle Korea Issue First   CAUTIOUS ALLIED POLICY  In Korea Not Appeasement

WEST DEMANDS U.N. ACTION ON KOREAN CRISIS   Resolution Asks Chinese Reds Withdraw From Northern Korea

U.S., Britain, France  Urge Speedy Action On China Red Crisis   Ask Security Council To Change Agenda And Deal Immediately With War In Asia; Chinese Delegation On Way To Hearing

Put China Crisis Ahead Of All, U. N. Is Asked   U. S., Britain And France Complete Resolution Demanding Troops Get Out

UN IS URGED TO ACTION ON CHINA CRISIS   Western Powers Won’! Wait For Arrival Of Delegation

Action Cannot Ail Wait On Rec Delegation Due  Visas Ordered For Prague Delegation fe Farmaca Peaha

Allies Ask UN Parleys On Chinese   Resolution Calls For Withdrawal Of Red Troops

U. S. Asks U.N To Air Chinese  Issue Today  Complaint Against — Reds Is Completed

China Crisis Gets Priority   Resolution Demands Reds Withdraw Soldiers From Kerea

UN Urged To Discuss Korean  Crisis At Once   Withdrawal of Red Chinese Is Demanded By U.N.

China Rebuke Drawn in U.N      Resolution Demands Rex  «=6ps«Clhineese Leave Korea

Three Powers Join To Urge UN Take Up Korea. Today; Draft Withdrawal Demand

STRONG COUNCIL ORDER PREPARED  U.S. Leads UN Move To Probe Chinese Aid To North Koreans

PRIORITY FOR KOREAN CRISIS   Security Council Will Be Asked To Act On Problem Today

ARMY CALLS UP FIRST RESERVES . FROM ILLINOIS   135 Enlisted Men on Inactive List Get ‘’Greetings”’ From Uncle Sam.

135 ILLINOIS RESERVES CALLEL   ENLISTED MEN IN INACTIVE RESERVE RECEIVE ‘GREETINGS!

Fire Guts Parsons Store   Damage to Cole Brothers Set at $250,000; Firemen Able to Keep Flames From Spreading

Conaress Drops Plan To Close Session Tonight   Three Major Pieces Of Legislation Are Still Hanging Fire

ABANDN PLAN TO GO HOME   Two More Weeks of Lawmaking Remains for Weary Congress — Three Major Pieces of Legislation Hanging Fire.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Congress Steels Self for Continued Session

HOOD ANNOUNCES $190,000 GIFI   Made Known At Annual Campus Day Exercises Saturday—Donor’s Name « Not Revealed

$150,000 Gift Made To College On Campus Day   Anonymous Donor Suggests Fund Be Used For New Chapel; Campaign Scheduled For 1951

SOCIAL WELFARE MEET 15 SLATED   Albert Lehman, Of State Group At Baton Rouge To Speak At Sessions

No Telling How or Where Korean Reds Will Turn Up   NEVER SO SCARED

New U. S. Troops Enter Crucial Battle   Yanks Being Forced Back By,  Unreienting N. Korean Drive

Help Arrives With Second Infantry. Going Ashore from: Transports, Moving Toward Front, Where Troops Retreat.

New Infantry Troops Land In Korea Today   U. S$. Soldiers No More Than In Time As North Koreans Swing Weight To South

2nd Infantry,  Armor Brace  Sagging Line  Chinon _Kachkhanc (Ca   Chingju, Kochang Go To Reds As Wedge Tightens On Pusan

Troops Land With Tanks In Korea  Help Arrives As Reds Punch Dents In Defense Lines

Communists Capture Chinju, Splitting Americans There and Forcing Them to Retire to New Positions Less Than 50 Miles From Nia Allied Port of  Pusan.   SCORCHED EARTH POLICY

Reds Push To 50 Miles Of Pusan Port   ‘They Beat The Hell Out of Us’ Says US Officer

Red Forees ‘In 50 Miles Of Key Port   Communists Take Chinju,   Foreing Americans to Take Up New Positions Closer to Pusan

Chinju Falls fo Communists   Reds Pushing Hard with Tank-Tipped Lines of Fiahtere

KOREAN REDS DENT DEFENSES AT TWO POINTS   Second Infantry, First _ Marines, Already Head  For Battle Front

TRUMAN AWAITS FULL REPORT  HST, Acheson To Confer On Brussels Agreement Today

West Powers Reject Reds’  lection Plan   Russia Urges All 3 Withdraw Troops; Counter Offer Is Made

CHINESE ATTACK IN U.S. UNIFORMS   Red Raid On Escape Por! Quickly Repulsed By G.1"s

Canadian Constables Dare Rifle Fire To Rescue Girl. 15, from ‘Love Nest’

OFFICERS LEO TO FUGITIVES BY NOISY DO   Two Flee from Woods Cabin in Dark to Escape Gas Bombs.

Outlook Dreary For Lower Taxes  Senate To Get Hausa Measure By July Tt

Outlook Dim For Tax Bil   July  Set as Target for House to Send: Measure to the Senate.

EXCISE TAX CUT CHANCES. SEEN DIM   Deadline For House Action Set After Committee - Approves Slashes

Will Seek To Reduce Further Truman Budget  Congressmen To Get Chance To Register On Balanced Budget

$15,000. Kindergarten Contract Let   Dunkin Says Project Will Be Completed Within 90 Days

$1 5,000. Kindergarten Contract Let   _ Dunkin Says ‘Project: will Be Completed -

Budget Trimmed In Lower House   ) Economy Bloc Attempts to Slash U. S. Deficit: All Agencies Covered

Say Hoover Told Senators 540,000 Reds Are in U.S.   Capehart ‘F labbergasted By Report; Boosted FBI * Force Wins Backing

FBI Director Puts Pro-Reds At 540,000   Hoover Gains Senate Backing for Increase In G-Men as Result Of Fuchs Spy Case

FBI Reports 940,000 Reds in U.S.  Galanc Rank Une.   Solons Back Hoover In Bid for 300  More Bureau Avents

Key Sought To Recorded ‘Talk Heard By FBI Men   Service At Hearing Jenies Statements Attributed To Him

FBI Transcript © Curwensville Adds Puzzle To Police Refused Amerasia Case Car by Council

Service Ruled Loyal American  Diplomat Clegred, Newspaper Learns

Loy: alty Board Clears Service   Amerasia Case Figure Gets Okay, Capital Paper Says

FBI-RECORDED CONVERSATION 1S CONFUSING   Senate Investigators Trying To Find Key Te Tatk Between Service  and Jaffe   TRANSCRIPT {S HEARD

Amerasia Case Probe Continues FBI Recording Proves Puzzle To Senate Board

Loyalty Board Clears Service   Good American and Security Risk, Word

Report Service Record Cleared   Press Report Asserts Diplomat Called Good s st Ri ) 4

Senate Probers Try To Decipher Confusing Talk   Are Hunting Key T« Conversation FBI  Recorded In 1945

Loyalty Board Finds Service  Is Good Risk   State Department Diplomat Cleared in 1945 Amerasia Theft Case

Service Cleared By Loyalty Unit  ‘Loyal American and Good Secruity Risk’ .

Service Says No.  FBI Recordings Prove Puzzle  To Amerasia Case Questioners

Senate Probers Puzzling Over Recorded Talk   Seek Key To FBI Checkup Involving Service.

Loyalty Board Clears Accused Security Risk   Remington Reported Absolved, Found To Be Loval American

Says Loyalty Board Clears Service As Good Security Risk   Newspaper in Claim; State Department Declines Comment

John Service Is Cleared as Loyal Citizen   _ Diplomat Given Clean Bill in Amerasia Case Brought by Senate Probing Committee

Says Service Is Cleared by Loyalty Board   Washington Paper In  Claim; No Comment Is  Made By State Dept.

SERVICE CLEARED IN LOYALTY CHECK HEWSPAPER SAYS   State Department: Diplomat Found To Be Good Security Risk

Senate Probers Try to Find Key To Recorded Talk   FBI - Service - Jaffe Conversation Found To Be Confusing

AMERASIA DATA KEY 1S SOUGHT      Senate Finds FBI Record Of Service-Jaffe Talk  ‘Confusing’

U. S. Officer, Friend of Vogeler, Dies in Fall From Austrian Train

Phila Discusses Street Lighting  $115,000 To Install, $2231 Monthly Bill

Muncie, Ind. Doctor Kills Two Men   Says One BlackMailed Him for a Year

Virginia Polio  Epidemic Rages 4} New Cases Listed in ‘Worst Week End’

Red Uprising In Philippines  Report Over 150 Persons Killed On Island Of Luzon

ONLY FIVE MILES FROM CHINIU AS FOE FLEES   New Threat Develops In Northeast As Reds Near Air Field

‘Near Route In Chinju Sector   But in Two Other  . Areas toithe North Communist Forces Pose Dangerous Threa

Reds Lunge Menacingly On Two Fronts    American Patrols Shoot to Within 2 Miles of Chiniu

Americans Close Trap on 1000 in Drive on Chinju   Patrols Within Two Miles of City; Communist Drive in North Aimed at Destroying US Fighter Base

U.S. Patrols in Two Miles Of Chinju; Communists in  New Push Toward Sea Base

Communists Menace On 2 Other Fronts   Pohang Endangered As North Koreans Renew Offensive

North Koreans Menace Pohang, U. S. - Air and Sea Base on East Coast ana ~ Exert Heavy Pressure 30 Miles North  - of U.S. Road-Rail Base at Taegu.      U..5. AIRSTRIP. THREATENED

1,600 North Koreans In Yank Net— Communists Renew Push Elsewhere

Reject Federal Aid  To Private Schools  May Mean Defeat Of Education Bill

TWO STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS ARE HURT AT EDGELY   Masonry Section Hits Carl Nugent on Head, Causing Fractured Skull   Howard Staub, Replacing Him on Job, Falls Few Minutes Later

EDGELY IRON WORKERS HURT WHILE WORKING   One Was Injured Replacing First Employe   SECOND FELL 30 FEET

Senate Measure Orders Communist Registration Now, Internment In W ar

Adancing Armored Units Push to 38 _ Miles of Pyongyang   Rescuers Hunt 800 Yanks Reported To Have Survived After ‘Death March’ to North

U.N. Troops Only 37 Miles From Capital   Drive Is Under Way To Free 800 Yanks, Captives in Tunnel

Americans Heid In ‘Tunnel Reported Taken on “Death March” from Seoul — 500 8. Kereans Said Massacred.

U.N. Troops Are 38 Miles From Red Capital   Four Divisions In Convergent Drive Toward Pyongyang  Ry MWOWARBNHR WAANRI CAAN

FLEET TO STAY FULL STRENGTH   Navy Chief Says Reds’ Submarine Threat In Pacific Growing

America to Strengthen Naval Forces in Pacific   Kussia’s Expanding Submarine Program Leads to Decision —Admiral Sherman Estimates Soviets Have 270 to 280 Undersea Boats in Commission—No Plans Made to Add to Air and Land Units in Far East.

N avy Counters Soviet Menace   Pacific Units Keep Strong  As Reds Launeh Snubs

Guard Against Russ Pacific Sub Fleet  Navy Will Utilize ” Cruisers, Carriers

TOP NAVY STRENGTH IS ORDERED   Admiral Sherman Says Russia Has Some  280 Submarines

PACIFIC NAVAL FORCE TO STAY AT TOP POWER   Operations Chief Says Step Due To Red Sub - Expansion In Area

Soviet U-Boats Threat Blamed  For Expansion   Chief Of Naval Operations Says U. S. Far East Fleet To Be Kept At Maximum Strensth For Present

WITHDRAWN FROM MARKET  Action is Taken After Complaints About a Recording

Ma ax Woma ick, SUI Stude nt, on Witness Stand Testifies Bednasek “Borrowed” Room

Man Who Let Bednasek Use Room Testifies   Max Wo mack De. scribes Events Preced.ing Death of Co-ed

Student Testifies inBednasek Case  His Room Used for Fatal Dinner Party

HEARD NOISES IN ROOM USED BY DEFENDANT   He Didn't Object T Use of Quarters For Dinner

Resume Testimony  At Iowa City  Occupant of Fatal  Room on Stand.

TO MAKE STUDY OF SOUTHWEST KANSAS   Regional Conference Wil Be Held on K. U. Com nus Monday   LEADERS ARE COMINC

TO MAKE STUDY OF SOUTHWEST KANSAS   Regional Conference Will Be Held on K. U. Camus  Monday  TEANERC ADE CauIc

House Kills Last Chance Liquor Bill   Vote of 60-58 Robs Public of Right to Decide on Wet Issue

Doctor, Said Helping Man   Sanders Prosecution  Describes Husband

Mercy Slaying Trial in Recess   Prosecution Lays Blame On Husband

Good Afternoon!  in Today’s Journa!    Sxterd Grad Claimed Fond Of Cheap Whisky - Chicago's Skidrow Searched  ~ For Heir To British Fortune

Good Afternoon! in Today’s Journa   Oxford Grad Claimed Fond Of Cheap Whisk’ Chicago's Skidrow Sea rched c4eHeir To British Fortune —

American Bombing Attacks Knock Out Russian Tanks; Reds Take Seoul Airfield

U.S. Planes, Guns Throwr Into Breach   American Military Force Strains To Turn Tide Of Defeat

U.S. GUNS AND PLANES SMASH AT RED BASES   ‘Face Serious. Situation’ _ President. Truman Tells Nation

INJURED MAYOR NOW CONSCIOUS   But Stillwater Executive's Condition Remains Serious After Head Wound

Mayor Fights To Live Affer Being Shot   Police Unable to Find Reason Barber Who Killed Himself, Shot Stillwater Official

Close Vote Is Expected Over Ending Segregation  Dchlt We... ED ALOR   Bill Would Abolish State Ruling, Not Affect Local Laws

Yanks Occupy New Positions To Southeast   New Bazookas Exact Toll Of Communists’ Tanks In Battle for City

His Attorney Says Authorized Probe Wanted   Hickenlooper Disagrees With Senator Tydinas

Attorney Makes Statement For Far East Expert   Response Given As Senate Investigator: Split Over Stormy FBI Record Issue

Suspect Held In Slaying of Medina Man   Siestion Landowner In Ambush Killing of Duncan Falls Native

GATHERINGS   Communist Drive Believed Aimed ‘at Creating Tt Will Between Americans and Japanese — Riloter Confesses Sending Threatening Letter to  Mac“Arthur.

Steps Are Taken To Forestall Any Tokyo Outbreaks   Scheduled Rallies Barred By Edict; Walkouts Scheduled

M ‘Arthur's Life Threatened; Jap Election Sunday   Workers Assembled To Strike In Seven Industrial Areas

Reject Assertions That That Nation Has Aided Soviet War-Criminals

Deny Falsitying Documents For War Criminals   Russia Accuses Natior of Violating Terms of  Peace Pact

Finns Reiect Charges Made By Russia   Deny Soviet War Prisoners Given Faked Documents

Finland Rejects Soviet Charges   Deny Supplying Russiar War Criminals With  Falee Paners.

FINLAND DENIES HARBORING RUSS WAR CRIMINALS   Reject Russian Demand tc Hand Over 300; Deny Forgeries.

a Reject  Russ Claims On Fugitives   Deny Supplying War Criminals With Sets of Forged Documents

Finland Rejects Soviet War Criminals Charges   Insist Government Makes Every Effort To. Fulfill Treaty

U. S. MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO IBE THROWN IMMEDIATELY INTO SHOOTING WAR IN INDOCHINA

US Will Aid War Supply Of Indochina   Acheson Announces Conference Decision After Paris Session

Warming Up   Acheson Makes Agreement at Parley in Paris   Help in Shooting War Traded for French Assent to Putting Western Germans in Charge of Own Foreign Policy.

INDOCHINESE WILL GET U.S.   Acheson Bares Move: Bonn May Get Okay To Chart Policies’

INDOCHINESE WILL GET U.S. FUNDS, ARMS   Acheson Bares Move Bonn May Get Okay To Chart Policies

Indochina To Get Help From U.S.  In Struggle Against Moscow-Backed Reds

'U. S. to Give Arms to Indo-Chinese   Military Equipment and Money Are Pledged to French   Chiang Wants as Much U.S. Aid as Russia Is ‘Giving Beds, or Sees World War III Starting

U. S. to Give Arms to Indo-Chinese   Military Equipment and Money Are Pledged to French

Immediate U. S. Aid To Go To Indochina In War There  Acheson, Schuman Also Agree To Let West Germans Map Own Foreign Policy

Few Witnesses Will Be Called  In Union's Trial  UMW's Contempt Defense Strategy Not Yet Revealed

Prospects Dim For Early Break In Mine Tie-Up   Corigress Still Talks Of Seizure; Federal Evidence About ‘In’

Five Monticello People Are Saved From Drowning   Stotler Family Taker From Submerged Car By Schoolteacher

Eden Demands Accord on  Korean Crisis Should Atom Bomb  . Se . sae °    Should Atom Bomb Be Used? Query Ducked in House

Eden Calls on World’s Free Peoples To Agree on Meeting Red Threats

Eden Demands Accord on Korean Crisis   Should Atom Bomb Be Used? Query Ducked in Housa

Political Race:  Sen. Wiley Grabs Early Lead.  in Wisconsin’s Primary Vote

Acheson Asks Europe Form Single Army   Atlantic Pact Plan ‘Provides for Single Commander, Include: Western Germany

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Crus  ORFRONT. Allied

SENATE PASSES BILLS RAPIDLY   Whips Through 241 Measures In Four And OneHalf Hours

Senate Passes Bills Like Fury  Total Of 241 Okayed In 4!5o-Hour Spurt

Disaster Looms As Last Coal Source Shuts Off   Many States Declare Emergencies; Other Industries Closing

NATION REELS ON Tht Ub OF DISASTER   States of Emergency Are Declared in New York and Virginia.

Mine At New Bethlehem Dyna-+ mited; 10,000 Workers Of The Progressive Mine Workers Union Join Nationwide Strike   EMERGENCY STATE IN N. ¥., VIRGINIA

Cities Order Brownouts, Rationing to Stretch Meager Supplies of Coal

ear Disaster _ is Nation’s Coal upplies Shrink   lilinois Miners Join Strike; States, Cities in Drastic Moves

Many States _ Order Dimout: And Rationing   10,000 Progressive. Miners In Hingis. Join In Walkout

500 Expected At Elks Meeting  2-Day Affair Here To Begin Saturday

Elks To Rally Here Nov. 4-5  North-East District To Be Represented

West Virginia Flood Kills 11   21 Others Reported Missing, Feared Dead

Violent Rainstorm  Fatal to 17   Dozen Communities Inundated While 26 Remain Missing

W. Virginia Towns Swept by Floods  17 Persons Meet Death In Hughes River Area

Pitisfield Pilot Killed, Passenger Gravely Hurt   Thomas E. Heaton Jr., 25, Crashes In New Jersey Street—Kenneth A. Gogan in Critical Condition

Draft Law Extension Sought As Insurance Against Attatk   Bradley Sees No Change In Red Relations

Attlee’s Party Sees Victory As ‘Certain’   Tories Are Sunk in Gloom But Refuse to Concede Rattle Tx Last

But Conservatives Hope For Better Showing When Rural Areas Are Reported; Haven't Given Up

Churchill's Son. Loses Bid For Parliament Sear  Top Labor Ministerc Win; Some Juniors Lace Out le Yoting

Churchill . Conservatives Sure Of 99 Seats In Latest Returns: --!

Churchill’s  Party Gains. However Labor Sees Vote   Labor Sees Vote Mandate for More Socialism

Labor Party, Leading 2 to 1, Claims Victory in Britain; Conservatives Still Hopeful

British Labor Party Claims Vote Victory   Takes 5 to 3 Early Lead in Parliament Seats Captured, but Runs Behind 1945

TAKES 5 10 3 MARGIN OVER. ‘CONSERVATIVES; O0-SEAT HOUSE MAJORITY PREDICTED

3rd of Returns  Puts Laborites In 163 of Seats   Conservatives Win LOT Posts, Liberals One: Attlee, Cripps Named

Labor Holding 5 to 3 Lead in British Voting   Attlee Party Claims Victory; Conservatives Gloomy But Hopeful

Labor Claims Mandate To Continue Socialism   Party Expects To Lose 88 Seats Of 148-Member Edge In Commons

Voting Returns Are Continuing  In Bitter Fight   Socialism Will Stay Five More Years  if Trend Holds Up

Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of Exchequer and Czar of Austerity Program, Among Those Re-elected.

Count in 265 of 625 Constituencies Gives Socialists 163 Seats in New House of Commons and Churchill’s Party 101 — Attlee, Cripps and Bevin Re-Elected—Vote May Total 26.000.000.

148 Vote Margin Reduced to 60 on Basis of Returns   13 Commons Seats Held By Labor Lost to Conservatives

Hoover Says U.S. Fellow Travelers Bolster Commies   Only 55,000 Actually Carry Communist Party Cards

FIREMEN DISPATCHED IN SEARCH FOR GIRL   At Least Five Companies Send Men on What Proves To Be “False Alarm”   ‘TWO FIRES IN BRISTOL

TO KEEP U. N. SEAT   Observers Report Russia Will Be Unable to Have  China Removed

Russian Attempts to Have Nationalist China Thrown Out of UN to Be Balkec

42, GOP Chairmen: Support Judge Fine  For Governorship   Venango and 5 Neighboring Counties Line Up Behind Duff-Sponsored Candidate; Wood  Backed for Lieutenant Governor

Judge Fine Joins Gov. Duff In G. O. P. Factional Battle   Gets Votes of 42 County Chairmen al Slate-Making Parley

Duff Faction Rallies Behind Fine For Governor in Wide Party Split

Three Lose Lives When Waters Roar Down Countrv Canvon In The State Of Washington

Accord on Formosa ls Reported Reached   Pres, Truman and Gen. MacArthur Said to be in Agreement, Causing Speculation as to What Extent U.S. Will Try to Keep Reds From Gaining Stronghold.   MAY NEUTRALIZE ISLAND

World Wonders What U. S. Stand Means As To Formosa Defense in Case of Fight

Report Opens Formosa Aims Question Again   Says Truman, MacAr-thur Reach Agree ment on Defense

Aims of U.S. In Formosa  Are Puzzle   Question Is Extent to Which America Will Go to Try to  Save Feland   Key Is Suggested

‘What Is It?’ Greets ‘Pact’ On Formosa   Capital Sources Say Truman, MacArthur Reach Agreement

‘Truman- MacArthur Talk Spotlights Formosa Defense Question Again

UN Troops Take N. Korea Capita!      Tri-State Line Tied By Strike   Parley Revives wrroregy Givesnon  What Is U. S. Aim In Formosa?

Formosa Issue  Opened Again President, MacArthu: Reported In Accord

a Reds Get Island? Reports Of Formosa Agreement  Opens Question Of U. S. Aims

Agreement: On Formosa InBoubt    Pentagon’: News Conference Fails to Answer Question On U: S. Policy

Nation Awaits Official Report On Formosa Aid  Truman-MacArthu Agreement Hinted From Pentaaon

HST, MacArthur In Agreement On Formosa Issue   Opens Question Of Exact American Aims For Future Of Strategic Island

Report Truman, M ‘Arthur Agree On Formosa   Raises Question Of How Far U.S. Will Go To Keep Reds Off Isle

Reported Truman-MacArthur Talk  Raises Question On Pacific Plans

New Report Reopens Formosa Issue: President And Gen. MacArthur Said In ‘Aecord On Fature Of Island

Agreement on Formosa Is Seen   But Policy Reached by Truman, MacArthu Remains Unanswered By JOHN M HIGHTOWER

DID M ARTHUR EMERGE VICTOR IN WAKE TALK?   Speculation Grows That Truman Agreed to Formosa Neutralizatior

Formosa Policy In Doubt   Officials Say Truman  And MacArthur Are In Accord, But Not What Thea Acreement Means

Resistance From Reds Is Spotty   Advances Reported All Along 250-Mile Front; 17th Regiment Within 20 Miles of Border   Naval Guns Help   Marines Rout Reds Near Ice - Coated Changjin Reservoir

Allies Gain All Along Korea Line Resistance Is Spotty  —Naval Guns Upset Enemy Coastal Attack

Advance All Along Line   Yank Infantrymen Go 5 Miles Through Hills

One American. Unit 20 Miles From Manchuria   Naval Guns Help South Koreans in Extreme Northeast

Advance Along Frigid Front In North Korea      Parka-Clad Infantrymen Within ~ 20 Miles Of Red Manchurian Border

Forge Ahead \'ong Frigid Korean Front   Parka-Clad Infantrymen Drive to Within Twenty Miles of Manchuria Line

FORCES FORGE AHEAD ALONG FRIGID FRONT   American Troops Achieve Biggest _ Gain Durine Day

Go Forward All Along 250-Mile  N. Korean Front   Parka-Clad U.S. Infantrymen Knife Through Frost-Covered Pungsan Hills; Resistance Is Spotty; 17th Regiment Is Now Within 90 Miles Of Manchurian Border

Yanks Find Resistance Spotty But Air Frisid   U.S. 17th Regiment Smashes Five Miles In Day; U. S. First Corps Virtually Unopposed: Sleet Storm Rages.

Forces Meet Only Spotty Resistance   U.S. 17th Smashes Five Miles Against Red Tanks And Gun

American Forces Are Only 20 Miles From Manchuria   Resistance Spotty As UN Troops Make General Advances

Yankees 20 Miles From Manchuria   American Guns Help South Koreans Turn Tables On Attacking Reds On Opposite Coast In Extreme Northwest

Yanks in Northeast Take Lead In Advance as Allies All Along 250-Mile Front Press Forward

Resistance Only Light As Soldiers Near Border   American Navy Guns Help South Koreans Regain Lost. Ground

Resistance Is Spotty   Sleat, Cold Hamper U. N. Forces Moving Through .Rugged Mountain Region

17th Regiment Nears Border Of Manchuria   Reports State Chinese Building Up For Big Action At Reservoir

UN Troops Forge On In Korea   Spotty Resistance Is Met as 17th Infantry Advances to Within 20 Miles of Border

Yankees Forge Toward Border Df Manchuria   Resistance ls Spotty ‘In Frigid Fighting In North Korea

Allies Advance On All Fronts in Drive to Borders  Marines,Koreans Win; Northwest ~ Sector Silent

Allies Move Into Frost-Clad Hills   Within 20 Miles of Manchurian Border on North east Flank   RESISTANCE IS SPOTTY   Red Counterattacks Are Beaten Off As Lines Are Advanced

American Navy Aids Push by South Koreans  Spotty Resistance   Spotty Resistance Is Seen Today For Border Drives

Allies Forge Ahead Toward Manchuria In Frigid- Weather   Resistance Is Spotty as UN Troops Push Forward All Along 250-Mile © Front Line; Gains Are Extensive

U.S. 17th Regiment Moves to Within 20 Miles of Manchurian Border in Day’s Biggest Gain.   SLEET STORM MAKES GOING ROUGH FOR GIS

Sleet Storm Slows Yanks Near Border   U. S. Warship Guns Help ROKs Repulse Reds in East Area

Resistance Spotty In Big Advance   Forces Knife Through To Within 20 Miles Of Manchuria Border

Sleet Delays U.N. Force   Troops Forge Ahead Along 250-Mile Line Against Spotty Resistance

U. N. Forces Gain Along Whole Front   Advances of Up to Five Miles Made. by U. S. Untt Against Red Fire

Allied Forces Forged Ahead In Icy Korea   New Gains Reported ‘All Along Cold Northern Front

American Navy Aids Push by. SouthKoreans  Is See * For Border Drives’

YANK UNIT 17. MILES FROM MANCHURIA   Parka-Clad 17th Regiment Advances Five Miles :in Heavy Fighting in Northeast.   GOING IS ROUGH IN SLEET STORM   First CorpsAdvances With= out Opposition. U. S.° Warships Help South Koreans Regain Lost Ground.

Allies Advance Along Whole Korean Front   Sleet Storm, Icy Roads Rough ‘on Men Creeping North

Within. ‘20 Miles of. Manchurian Border on Northeast’ Flank   RESISTANCE IS SPOTN   Red Counterattacks Are Beaten Off As Lines Are Advanced

Advances Made On Ail Fronts In Border Advance   American Infantry Drives Through Bitter Weather To Within 20 Miles Of Frontier: Air Raids Slo:

U. S. Forces Make Gains Along Front   Parka-Clad Infantry Knifes Through Hills In.North Korea Near Manchurian Border

U.S. and ROK Troops Clear Defense Lines   Counter-Attacks By Enemy Blunted In Wintry Weather

Allies Advance On Korean Fron  Spotty Resistance   Spotty Resistance By Red Troops

Allies Ahead on All Fronts; Gain Up to Five Miles   Navy Turns Big Guns on Reds to Ease Pressure on Northeast.

Allies Gain All Along Icy Front   Weather Hampers Round-the-Clock Air Operations

Allies. Forge   Carve Out Gains Up To Four Miles All Along Korean Battle Front;  Maat Gama Rasiastanra

Allied Force Forge Ahead on Red Front   Resistance Spotty All Along Frigid 250-mile North Korean Line Toward Manchuria

U.S. Troops Knife to 20 Miles of Yalu   Naval Guns Help South Koreans Turn Back Reds

Resistance Spotty As Line Moves Up   U.S. Forces Surge Five Miles To Within 20 Miles of Manchuria

U. S. Infantry 20 Miles From RedManehuria; Assist By Navy   Temperatures Rise But Sleet Storm Slows Push

 Food Men Study. Freeze Plan, But ‘Some Costs Up, Some Down 'On Foods, Nation’s Buyers Find

Freak Storms Take 4 Lives   Section of New England Hit All Deaths Occur ir Rhode Island.

UN ASSEMBLY LIFTS 4-YEAR ~~ BAN ON SPAIN   U.S. May Denounce Chinese Reds For Moves

Yankees Win First Game  Of °50 Series   Raschi Stops Phillies On Two Singles In 1-0 Pitchers’ Duel

Soft Coal Miners Stay Out of Pits Despite Lewis Call  Stick To Demands For New Contract At Most Mines

Russian Plane Is Shot Down   Attacked Naval Units Off Korea, U.N. Notified

Naval Forces Report Attack By Red Plane   United Nations !s Given Statement Or Incident By U. 5.

Red Star Plane Brought Down in Batile Off Korea  U.S. Claims Body Of Soviet Officer Found in Wreck

Soviet Plane Is Shot Down After Attack   Made on U. N. Naval Forces Off Korean Coast

United States Notifies UN Of Shootneg   Bomber Marked By Red Star of Russia Had Attacked UN  Naval Forces

FLIER FOUND IN WRECKAGE   Participation In War By Russians Revealed By U. S.

Body of Russian Airman Recovered From Sea After His ‘Hostile’ Flight

Russian Bomber Shot Down By U.N. Airplane  U. S. Reports Plane Attacked Naval Force in Korea

Russian Bomber Shot Down Attacking Ships: Off: Korea; Attention Of U. Ni Is Called   Soviet Crewman’s Body Recovered From Wreckage; Ship Marked With Red Star Of Russia; First U. S. Protest Charging  Direct Russian Participation.

Russian Marked Plane Shot Dow   Recover Body of Airman;"UN to Get Report

Russian Bomber Is Shot Down In Naval Encounter   U.N. Ships Fire On Attacking Bomber Marked With Red Star: Russian Found

U. §. Charges Direct Russian Participation in Korean War as Red Plane Is Downed.  Bomber Marked With Red Star Attacks UN Naval Forces

Was Attacking Naval Forces Off Korea   U.S. Charges Direct Participation in ‘War by Soviet

U.S. Charges Soviets With Intervention   Washington Claims  UN Forces Attacked By Russian Bomber. Body Cited as Proof

Bomber in  Assault on U.N. Units   Felled Off Korea; Bod; Identified as That of  Russian Lieutenant.

RUSS BOMBER SHOT DOWN BY UN. FIGHTER   Body of Red Officer Is Recovered From Sea  After Attack

Red Bomber Shot Down In Attack   Body of Russian Fliers Recovered  By UN Destrover

Attacking Red Star Plane Shot Down Off Korea   United Nations Naval Forces Knock Down Bomber; Body Of Russian Pilot Recovered; U. S. Refers Incident To United Nations; Incident Occurred At 38th Parallel

Russian Plane Shot Down by UN Forces  Direct Participation In War by USSR  Charanad hy I} ¢

Russian- Manned Bomber Downed After Attack on UN Fleet off Korea

ATTACK PLANE MARKED WITH SOVIET STAR   Unusual Flurry of Post-Midnight Activities at State Department Following Report of Incident   RUSSIAN BODY FOUND

Naval Force — Was Attacked  U.S. Charges Soviet. — Ustth Diracte Action

ussian Bomber Shot Down By U. N. Defenders   Plane Was Attacking Allied Ships; Soviet Markings Noted

PALL INCIDENT TO ATTENTION OF ULN.   Big Bomber Blasted After Attack On N Naval Units  ACTION OCCURS   Near 38th Parallel: Body Recovered, Identified As Soviet Officer

UN Naval Unit ls Fired Upon ln Korean Area   Body Identified As Soviet Officer; Trygve Lie Notified

ATTACKED U. S. FLEET OFF KOREA   U. S. Fighters Knock Out Russian Bomber Which Fired First; Body of Soviet Officer Recovered.

SOVIET BOMBER IS SHOT DOWN BY UN FORCES   Red Plane Attacks UN Ships On West Coast Near 38th Parallel

Raid Charged Off Korea In UN. Report  State Department   State Department Says Slain Flier Was  Rawtas T i nsitannek

Russian Bomber Downed By U.S. Fliers Off Korea; Protest Filed With U.N.

Bomber With Russ Marks Is Shot Down   Find Body of Soviet Officer; Plane Fired On By ‘U. N. Units’

U, S. COMPLAINS OF RED BOMBER MAKING ATTACK   State Department Calls It To Attention Of United Nations — Body Identified As  Russian Officer.

Korean Reds Rip Hole in North  Line; Two Columns Advancing; Naval Guns Down Soviet Plane

U.S. Announces Eussian Plane Shot Down After Attacking U.N. Warships

U.S. Plane Marked With Red Star Downed; Matter Is Reported to United Nations

Body of Soviet AirmanFound After Incident   Shot by Fighters; U. 8. Reports Case To U.N, Officials

Allied Fighter Off Korea Fells 2-Engine Bomber   Incident Reported To United Nations Office in New York

Gives Blast At Reece, Guy Smith   Phillips Claims Conscience Drives Him To Run Again

Governor Lists Michigan Needs For Emergency  Legislature Will Get Message Tuesday   Nore Troopers Wanted

Governor to Ask §? Million for State Defense  Larger State Police Force Is Suadested

HANDLES 700 CASUALITIES   Mobile Army Surgical Hospital In Koreu Cures for Wotndet of Firat Cayairy Division in Magni-. ficent 44 Hour Esfort,

19 Meet Death In Ohio Traffic  Toll Is Heaviest   Toll Is Heaviest Since Yule Holiday

Giannini Loses High Court Plea   Supreme Tribunal Refuses to Rule On Ban Against Acquisition of 22 Units by Bank of America of S.F.

WORST COLD WAVE OF SEASON MOVES  AWAY FROM TEXAS   Citrus Fruit In Rio Grande Valley Damaae High

5-Point Program Given By School Superintendents   Funds Needed Quickly If Schoo} Program Is To Go Forward

Five-Point Program Advocated . . . . School Improvement Plan Urged By Superintendents   PROPOSALS WADE

C. of C. Sees More Taxes   Says Step Will Be Necessary if War Situation Worsens

will California Harvest "Grapes of Wrath” Again?  Hard Times for Transient Workers -Onee More Rarare an Ariste Deahklem

JOHN STELLE GIVES BOOST FOR DIRKSEN   Former Democrat Governor Urges Defeat of Lucas in . Senate Race.

Jimmy Finally Able To Enjoy His Christmas Gifts And Toys At Home

GOP Officials Organize Labor League For Taft  Group Dedicated To Help Taft In Ohio's Critical Labor Union:

Rock Islafid’ Faint Wrecked, 30 Hurt  ‘Imperial’ Plows Into Freight Train

Earthquake Destroys City in Peru   At Least 40 Known Killed; Thousands Camp in Streets.

Quake Destroys Peruvian Town  4 40 Aad 50 . Persons Known Kitted

Quake Wrecks Peruvian Cify   About 50 Known Dead; Nearly Half City’s Buildings Damaged 

Pelley Taken  Into Custody  At Prison Gate ewyers. Quickly  “Be Suit To Halt Bie Peivadittan —:

Total Eclipse Of Moon Will Occur Tonight; No More Until Jan, 29, 1953

Big International Livestock Show Opens 8-Day Run   More Than 11,006 Livestock Entries Are On Display

Chicago Stock Show Opens Eight-Day Run   Entries Come From 41 States As Well As Parts Of Canada

Big Livestock, Grain Contest On at Chicago   Entries from 4] States Valued At $5 Million

Aid Bill Hiked By $8 Million   Measure Written to Relieve Famine in China

Eight Millions for Relief of China’s ‘Worst Famine in Century Approved

$8 Million Written In Foreign Aid Bill For Famine-Hit China   Use of Fund Contingent Upon Permission for  Red Cross As Agency

TRUMAN PRESSES CONGRESS FOR PROMPT PASSAGE  ~ $8,000,000 Fund For Relief Of Chinese Famine Written Into Foreian Aid Bill By Committee

Relief Voted For Chinese   Eight Million Dollar: ' Written -Into Foreign Aid Bill

China Reliel Added To Foreign Aid   Senate Nears Fina! Action On Measure

$8 Millions Voted For Aic To Chinese  Famine Fund Use . Depends On Reds

Mrs. Fred Clodius Named Chairman March of Dimes For Sublette Co.

“Mary Claire ‘Gunderson .OnSpring Honor Roll At Mornineside Collaca

Interest Focused On Fla. Primary   Young Smathers Seeks To Oust Sen.: Pepper

Early Vote Heavy At Primaries for Florida, Alabama  Pepper Faces Major Test; Ohio, Indiana Also Balloting

Spotlight on Florida ; Exceptionally Heavy Voting Marks 4 Important Primarie:

Early Voting Heavy Over Four States  Spotlight on Florido’s Bitter Battle Between Papper and Smothers

Heavy Early Vote Cast In Florida   Pepper - Smathers Fight In Spotlight; 3 Other States Voting

Pepper, Smathers Hight For Senate Wins US Interest   Alabama, Ohio, And Indiana Also Hold  Nominations Races

‘Army Finally Gets Around To Giving Mike Michaelis Combat Infantry Badue

Court Bans Comic Books for Childrer That Are Not Comic, or Juvenile

Customs Court Bars Certain English Comic:   ‘Classic Comics’ Rip Van Winkle Not for Children’s Use

Super-Bomb Plans OK‘d   AEC Program Fo! Development Is Ap proved By Senator

Congressional Committee Chairman Gives Green Light to Production of H-Bomb

T-BOMB RECEIVES CONGRESS UNIT NOD   Fuchs’ Spying May Speed Soviet Development By Year, Says Tydings ~

Truman H-Bomb Plans Approved   - Commission Program Outlined for Joint Committee

MOVE ON HILL HELD BY FOE   Drive Mects With Success in First Hour—Follows Bombardment of Enemy Positions.   YANKS SEIZE TWO HEIGHTS IN SOUTH   ‘Special Task Force Trying to Close Trap on 3,000 Communists South of Pohang.

Rio Grande Valley Measures Effects Of Bitter.Cold-As Norther Moves Out

COURT RULES NON-RED OATH UNNECESSARY   National Officers Of Unions Exempt; Have Already Filed

Truman Asks for More Money to  Rearm Eurozeans  $18 Billion Estimated As Cast of Coid War

pe nctRPRERRERIn, <n ten <gpmuunmeemmmenianel FIVE BURN TO DEATH IN MANTTORA FIRE

DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Over 1,000 Fatalities Reported in  Twe Long Weekends

Council Meets Tomorrow To Consider Case   U.N. Faces Gravest Crisis In History

U.N. Facing Gravest Crisis In Its History  ii2, ee! hl. LULA ee   ‘UN Forces Meeting New Foe,” General Informs World Group

Intervention Is Grave  Crisis for UN   Special Meeting Is Called Over Korean War

MacArthur’s Charges Put Before UN, U. S. Calls Security Council Session.

McArthur Note Gives Council Gravest Crisis   General Holds Allied Units Up Against New Foe in Far East War

RUSSIAN VETO EXPECTED AS LEADERS MEET   Assembly Then Would Decide Charge Of  Accression

U.S. Asks Special U. N. Meeting Wednesday  Y 9) Seen Imtoenramtine Deacante Cravact   Chinese Intervention Presents Gravest Crisis In Organization’s 5-Year History

MacArthur Reports:  U.N. Faced With Its Gravest  Crisis On China Intervention

Gen. MacArthur Notifies U.N. Of China Entry   Special Council Session Called For Action Wednesday

Special U.N. Meeting Due On Chinese   Notified Formally Troops Are Aiding  North Koreans

UN to Take Up Red China Entry   Security Council to Meet Wednesday

J.S. Promptly Calls For Special Security Council Meeting For Wednesday To Consider Latest Turn Of Events

Special Security Council Meeting On Korea Called   MacArthur Gives Official Notice of “Meeting New Foe"; Gravest Crisis in Five-Year History of UN.

COAST TRANSIT STRIKE IS OVER   Five-City Bakers’ Walkout; Pittsburgh Milk Dispute Continues.

Los Angeles Transportation Strike Ends: Milk, Bakery, Newsnaper Riffs Continue

L.A. Trams Run Again   Union Wins Pay Hike; Bakery and Milk Strikes Drag On

Street Cars, Buses Are Running Again   Service Resumed at Lox Angeles Today as Strike is Brought to End.

AIRLINERS REJOIN PACIFIC AIRLIFT   Commercial Plaines Recalled te Duty te Handle Increased Needs for Koren.

C-47 Crashes:  Several Dead   Death Toll Unknown Ip Texas Smash-Up

Victims In Hospital At  Harlingen   Three Hurt Seriously When Cars Crash On Three-Lane Highway

3 WRITERS TO STAY IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA   Prague Renews Permits of Western News Correspondents to Work in Country.

Security Ban Clamped on Mobilization  Prevents News Re — Hands Fnemy

Powell Asks Recount Be Abandoned  After Opponent Gains Big Margin

BUCKS SCIENCE ASSN.   ‘Final Session of the Year Te '   Take Place Saturday

NATION SPEEDS TO STRENGTHEN MILITARY POWER   Marine Corps Calls Up All Ground Forces Of Reserve —Navy And Army Call] More Men.

Marines Call Up Reserves; Army, Navy  Take Some   Army Alerts Combat Troops, Navy Asks Air Units To Report

Armed Forces Work Fast To Get More Men   Marine Reserves Called Up; ‘Hitches’ May Be Extended

Armed Forces Call Up Some  Reserve Units   Congressional Action To Lift Ceiling On Services Debated

 Party Platforms Give Clue Truman’s Foreign Policies and War Probable Election Issues

Assues Clear in ‘Missouri Politics   Korea. Truman Foreign Policy Occupy Attention of Both Parties in State.

To Relieve Redrying Plants Tobacco Markets To Be: Closed Thursday Until Further Notice

DMaéArthur Reports Kidiny? Forces Breach Between U. 8. 25th Division and South Korean Division—Thousands of Casualties Inflicted on Communist Invaders,

Nine Enemy — Divisions Push Biggest Attack  South Koreans Are _ Holding Firm, Try te Cloece Brene

Drive Wedge In Defense Lines Guarding Pusan   45,000 Shock Troops Hurled By Enemy In Desperate Effort To Reach Plains: Yanks Counter-Attack To Blunt Drive

Small Wedge Driven Into  Allied Lines   MacArthur Says Troops Hold Firm, Try To Close Gap

HUNT FOR HEIRESS UN ELUPEMEN   POLICE SEEK CAR IN WHICH GIRL AND CUBAN BOY FRIEND SET OUT.

16 KILLED IN CRASH NAMED   John K. Bryan, Whose Brother Lives Here, Among Victims

Letters Make Warner Woman Love Her And Start Move To Get Her Across Atlantic

No Cause for Serious Alarm Seen ee ,  ‘In Virus Infection Sweeping ‘Some Rocky Mountain Districts

Storm Hits Muct Of Pennsylvania   Heavy Rains Flood Streets, Cause Many Traffic Accidents

MARKET STEADY ON SKIMPY SIDE      Trading Interest Centers On Small Number Of Issues

U.S. Combat Unit Makes Short Gain   Temporary Capital May Be Next Goal Of Advancing Reds

Reds Pour New Troops in Battle At Terrific Rate   All Signs Point to Major Battle Shaping Up in Southern Korea   Meanwhile Combined American and Korean Forces Recapture Two Important Towns South of Suwon; Reds Press Enveloping Movement.

Pincers Move Is New Menace To Americans —  South Koreans Claim Two Towns Retaken

FOUR RED DIVISIONS THRUS! FORWARD: BIG BATTLE LOOMS FOR OUTNUMBERED AMERICANS

MacArthur’s Headeuarters Say Red Divisions Close   Correspondent Reports 10-Mile Gain Made By U. S. Combat Patrol After Big Losses

More Troops Pour In From North Korea   U.S. Combat Patrol Moves Forward; 2 Towns Retaken

SENATOR INVITES LIBEL ACTION BY. ACCUSED ‘EXPERT’   Calls Him Author Of Policy That Sold Chino Inte  rl     ar 

‘Sen. Hickenlooper, ..,,. Disagrees With Sen. ,, ,,  Tydings That, Recorde... ‘Cleared Iattiimare -

But Fails To Repeat Spy Accusation   Says He Authored Policy on Ching

Daring General Saves 21 Americans After Reds Massacre af Least 70   Dash Inte Red Territory to Check Report of Atrocities Rescues Many Wounded From Death; Death March Survivors Slain in Raif Tunnel

68 American Prisoners Massacred By Red Guards   ‘ Survivors Owe Lives To Ohio General’s Determination To Check Report Of Atrocious Act

General s Persistence Saves Lives of 21 Yanks After Tunnel Massacre

66 AMERICAN PRISONERS MASSACRED   Men Taken From Train by North Korean Captors and Machinegunned in  Field.   21 SURVIVE TO TELL OF ATROCITY   Rescued Men Owe Lives to General Allen Who ‘Went Into Red Territory.

BECAUSE OF A CURIOUS BRIGADIER GENERAL   21 Massacre Survivors Rescued

Ohio General Saves Many  Of Wounded   Reds Machine Gun American Prisoners In Latest Atrocity

NORTH KOREANS SLAY AMERICANS   Sixts-Eight Prisoners Mas sacred By Reds—-21 Sur vive, Saved By General’, Action.:

Brutal Mass Murder of GI Prisoners by Koreans Is Discovered  Persistent General Saves Survivors Of Red Massacre

General Finds Massacre While Checking Rumor  Raaaed, Emaciated   Ragged, Emaciated Americans Herded Into Open Field, Then Shot To Death

A General's Insistence On Running Down Rumors Saves Lives Of POWs

‘Buta at t Least 68 SI Slain Friday: Night, Machine-qunned by Reds

68 Slain in Tunnel by Fleeing Reds  Survivors Owe Lives to Bold Officer

Survivors of Red Korean Massacre Saved From Death by General’s ‘Hunch

Massacre Of 68 Americans Revealed   More U. S. Prisoners Of War Slain By Korean Reds

 American Prisoners Who Survived Tunnel Massacre Owe Livestoa Daring General

General's Close Check of Report Pays Offt—   21 Survive Massacre  Of Sunchon Tunnel

Survivors Saved With DaringPush   Persistence of General Rescues 21 GE's From Massacre by North Koreans  Machinegun Some  68 Prisoners Are Slain

Tunnel Massacre Survivors Saved By Genersl Allen  His Insistence on Tracking Rumors

At Least 68 American Soldiers Are Victims of Massacre  Conducted by Reds Near Suchon

American Prisoners Who Survived Massacre Owe Lives To Gen. Allen      Insisted On Running Down Rumors;  68 GI's Slain By Red Korean Couns

68 More POW’s Murdered  Persistent General Checked  Reports, Reseued Survivors

- Survivors of Tunnel Massacre ‘Saved by the Daring of a General

Men Taken From Train by North Korean Captors and Machinegunned in Field.   21 SURVIVE TO TELL OF ATROCITY   Rescued Men Owe Lives to General Allen Who Went Into Red Territory.

North Koreans Slay 68 Olsi in                    Atrocity Is Uncovered When American Gene: Invades Red Territory

General Saves Lives Of Tunnel Survivors   Dashes Into Red Territory To Check Massacre Reports

Destructive Powers May  Be Unlimited  McMahon Fears for Future of Mankind

Hint H-Bomb Could Slay 50 Million   A-Bomb Committee Chairman Tells Of Terrible Power

Truman Says U.S. Continues Demand For Tight Controls  Sees No Need for

6 Seen as Potential GOP 1952 Choice   Wide Range of Choice for Party In Unofficial Field

SLAV PRESSING PROGRAM  Yanks Sounding Out UN Members On China Case

U.S. Seeks To Prevent Major War With Reds  Sounds Out ‘Go Slow’ Policy On Chinese Move Into Korea

: ~ —BUDGET — Defense  Boost to Be Fought   TOO HIGH NOW, TABER SAYS

House Moves To Prevent Hike In Defense Funds   Appropriations Group Member Says He Will Resist Addition Plan

Bomber With 1 Aboard Missing   ‘Search Is Conducted. by Canada and U. S.

BOMBER LOST OVER CANADA   LAUNCH SEARCH FOR U. S, B-50 WITH 16 PERSONS ABOARD

\Failed to Heed Signals of Distress .  Burning Ship Passed ‘by Transport at Sea

All of Elder's Crew Are Reported Safe   Nervy Skipper, Some of Men Stay With Charred Ship

MEN WHO SAVED FIRE-SWEPT NAVY SHIP ARE SAF   Forty Crew Members of Tender Elder Rescued After Week-Long Ordeal in Mid-Pacific.   DISTRESS SIGNALS IGNORED BY VESSEL   Military Transport’s Failure to Respond to Calls for Help to Be Investigated,

Navy Pushes Investigation Into Why Transport Passed Up Ship in Distress

Skipper, Crew of Navy Tender Elder Vow To See Charred Ship Into Harbo:

Navy Skipper And Crew Save Burning Ship   Heroic Efforts of Men After Blast on Tender Results in High Praise From Naval Officials

Brave Sailors Snatch Ship  From Doom   Skipper and Volunteers Fight Fire After Crew Is Ordered Overboard

Skipper, Crewmen Of Burned Navy Tender Volunteer To Bring Vessel Into Harbor After Long Week Of Hardships In Mid-Pacific

Ship Afire On Ocean Is Saved   Skipper And Crew On Elder After 26 Others Took To Life Rafts

‘Tender Crew 'Is Rushed to Pearl Harbor   Navy Calls for Tnquiry Into Reason Transport Ignored Distress Calls

Nervy Skipper, Crew Save Ship  Vow To See Charred Craft Into Harbor

U.S. Moves To Tighten Aid Against Nations With Old Trade Barriers —  Countries Lagging In Breaking Down Curbs Will Find Purse Strings To Be Tighter; Cc.  We Om Conoreas.

MOVE IS MADE TO CUT DOWN ECA SPENDINE   Nations Slow In Breaking Trade Barriers May Get Less Aid

Old-World Trade Barriers Hampering ECA   Government Moves To Tighten Marshall Plan Purse Strings

ECA Pressure Aimed At Europe  May Pare Funds To Force Barriers Down

Aid For Europe Slated For Cut  Nations With Trade Borriers To Be Hurt

Tightening of Purse Strings Requested  HOFFMAN ASKS FOR ISTRICTER CONTROL

Rusk Details  Asian Policy   Assistant State Secretary Trees Jananese Treaty

Japan Treaty Urged on U.S.   Acheson Aide Cites Far East Program

No Indication  Of Defense in Dr. Fuchs’ Case  Violation of Official Secret Acts Trial Opens Wednesday

Secretary of State Says Nation and Civilization Of World Are Threatened

Unity Asked By Diplomat For America In Cold War   Reds Want Dominion Over Entire World, Secretary Declares

UNITED STATES CHIEF TARGET FOR RUSSIANS   Acheson Pleads For National Unity Against Threat To Country

Makes Urgent Plea For Unity Within U. S.   Russians in Drive For ‘Dominion Over Entire World,’ He Warns News Editors

Acheson Says Entire Globe Under Threat   Secretary Asks Americans To Unite In Freedom Drive

U.S. Chief Target of Red Drive   Says Main Aim Of Moscow Is to Control World

Acheson Calls for Unity In Face of Soviet Threat   Asks for Demonstration ot a Burning And Fighting Faith in Freedom”

U.S. Faces Threat Says Acheson  a a Be wns (st, ff   ‘This Country Chief Target Of Kremlin Ik  Domination Drive’

US. Warned By Acheson.   Nation First Target Of Russ In Battle ; For World, He Says

Acheson Says Reds Threater World Safety   Secretary's Speech Is Sober Reminder Of Tense Situation

Chinese-Soviet Pact Jolts Orient  New Alliance Viewed As Face-Saver

What Is Russia Getting? Orient Asks iOf Briefly-Worded Chinese Treaty

Orient Wondering — About Red Trealy   Diplomats. Believe Russia Getting More Out Of - Chet

New Cross-Country Record For “Gas” Fueled Planes Claimed By Paul Martz

Mantz Claims Record For Gas Engines  New Speed Mark For Flight Across Nation Is Reported

NEW AIR MARK SET BY MANTI   Flier Spans Continent From California to N. Y In Less Than 5 Hours

Mantz Sets New West-East Recorc  Betters Flying Time Ry Sevan Minntoc

New Mark Set By Speed Flier  Mantz Spans U.S. In 4 Hours, 53 Minutes

Spans Nation In5 Hours —   Paul Mantz Believes Record Is Peak for Gas Powered Engines

‘Single-Engined Propeller  Plane Crosses Continent  In 4 Hours, 52 Minutes   Proyvinue Mork 55

Reds Exert Pressure On Entire Front   Carrier Planes Hit Communist Drives In the Southwest

KKKKKS FRESH.U. §, TROOPS  IN ACTION TO HALT  DRIVE TOWARD PUSAN

Fresh Troops Join Fighting As Northern Reds Push Within 70 Miles Of Allied Port Of Pusan

REPORT HEAVY PRESSURE ON ALL FRONTS   Communists Hurl Waves Of Tanks At Defenders   REPORT HADONG   Retaken By U.N. Forces: M’Arthur Says Beachhead Can Be Held

JUDITH COPLON GUBITCHEV ARE HELD BE GUILTY   Guilty Verdict Returned On Three Counte

Expect Truman to Attend 3-Day Democratic Rally At Chicago May 13-14-15

WILL DEMAND CHINESE REDS: LEAVE KOREA   U. S. Firm in Decision to Appeal For UN Demand That China’: Communist Troops Quit Kores Before Peacefut Settlement 1} Considerect. a

Beardsley Calls Liquor Dispute Political Jockeying   Won't Call Special Session Without Additional Facts

PHLTGAL ROAD CHARGE DENIED   State Highway Commissioner Says He Didn't Try To Coerce Primary Voters,

ways Fie 1710 INO lYiake  nréats  Highway Commissioner Denies Latest Charge

Eastern States Set Up Uniform Defense Signal:   Meeting With U. S Head Bring Coordination Out Of Air Attack Mixup

Work Out Air Raid Warning Signals  ’ Fluctuating Sirens To Tell of Attack

Others “May” Send. Troops   UN Members Consider Ground Force Aid To South Korea

Acheson Asserts More Countries To Aid §. Korea   Official Declines to Identify Nations that May Send Troops

B-29s Drop 500 Tons of Bombs On Rail Center   Daylight Attack Leaves Red City In Blazing Ruin

Shattering Raid On Strategic Target Made In Broad Daylight By Two Groups Of B-29’s Flown To War Zone From U. S." West Coast — Massive Strike Comes As Foe Drives To Within 44 Miles Of Vital Rail Junction

WALKOUT CLOSES STTDE BAKER PLANT — CANTON, O., CITY EMPLOYES “RESIGN,”

Industry. Threatened By Strikes   Truck Drivers In New York Hinder . Construction Work

Indian Predicts World Will Blow Up Soon  Re at RA ctetne Man Seas End Before Next Winter -

Truman Lauds Plans to Push U.S. Airports   President Assails ‘Mossbacks’ Who Halt Progress of Nation

Truman Visits Missouri Home   Hits Mossbacks At Airport Dedication

both Farties In Drive for Votes  British Citizens Will  Ge To the Polls on’ Thursday  “NECK AND NECK" RACE Laborites Concentrate Theit  Fire on Winston  Chorehil]

(Attlee ‘Slaps. Back At Conservative. iCharge of Reducing Level in Britair

Attlee in Reply to Conservatives  Slaps Back Sharply at Churchill Attack

Attlee Hits At Tories   Says Only Those at ° Top Don’t Like Leveling Going On-in Britain

AttleeDenounces Opposition Slam At Low Eificiency  a A ee  oe   Britons ‘Leveled Off’ In National Standing, Prime Minister Says

Makes Reply To Churchill   Prime Minister Attlee Denies Effort to Reduce Plight of. Britons. -

Senate Public Works Committee Slashes $120,000,000 From Highway Aid Bill

Defendant In Rape Case To Take Stand   Plaintiff Relates Story To Jury

ASSAULT TRIAL IN SECOND DAY   Defendant Lowell Berndt Will Take Stand Today

7. = Infantry Takes Hill 303 For Third Time   Same Men Fight Again And Again, Wondering If Help Will Come

Battered Yanks Retake Hill Reds Driven Back In Bloadyv. Battle -

Delaware County Polio Outbreak Laid to Milk   23 October Cases Unusual Suspicion Falls on Closed Dairy

Reds Aim Tc Sneak China In Back Door   U.N. Scene Of Latest Soviet Maneuvering;  Malik Sets Stage

UN Rejects Red Demand To End U.S. Bombing  Malik Man   Malik Maneuvers To Slip Communist Chine Thru ‘Back Door’

Council Rejects Russian Demand  To End Bombing   Prepares Investigation Of Chinese Charges Against U. S.

Slapped Down in Effort to Get U.N. to Condemn U.S. for Bombing, Russians Return to Old Issues

RUSSIA TRYING TO SNEAK RED CHINA INTO Uh   Malik To Attempt Bring ing Peiping Delegate To Bombing Debate

Russ Seek U. N. Berth for Red China Regime   Attempt to Rap U.S. Air Attacks In Korea Beaten

Russia Asks Vote on Red At Meeting   Proposal Vote Comes After Resolution Is Defeated to Denounce U. 8. Air Action   Sneak Move Seen   Effort Is Considered Attempt to Use ‘Back Tinor’

SOVIET PREPARES RED CHINA SNEAK a eee a  Russia Slapped Down In U.N, V ote

U.N. Security Council Rebuffs Soviet Russia   Another Move To Sneak Red China In Is Indicated

Charged In Death Of Truman Guard   President, Spared By Heroism And Smoking Guns Of White House Police, Calm But Grave; Plans News Conference

UDLLAZO TAKEN BY GUARDO 10 NEW HOSPITAL   Survivor of Attempt to Kill President Reported in “Fine Shane”

$500 TO K. U. SENIOR   Margaret Belts Ho te Study Abroad on Fellewahtn

Abandon Party Caucuses, Plan of Republicans   Kohler to Support Platform Advocating Open Primary Laws

Gettelman Says GOP's Governor Candidate To Support Policy   Would Repudiate June Convo Stand   Move Indicates Schmitt's  Attacks Taken Serioushs By Republican Leaders

STRIKE (RAMPS RAIL ACTIVITY   No- Work ‘Movement Hits Three Lines Leading Into Toledo

“Che Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life Ever Lived     by ~ FULTON OURSLER

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’  Mary's Faith Finds  Final Confirmation

The Greatest Story  Joseph Keeps Faith In Mary Despite Sudden Departure

British Offer Warships For ‘Mercy Work’   Believe Protection In Evacuation Meant By London Staiement

Five Perish In Staunton Blaze   Grandfather, Father And Three Children  T ace Lives.

Five Persons Perish in Farm Blaze Friday When Flames Sweep Through Staunton, Va. Home

Find 4.0 GIs Slain by Reds At Taejon   Soldiers Murdered By Fleeing No. Koreans As Yanks Freed City

 —BELGIUM— Socialists Battling Monarchy   PRINCE, 19, MAY BE RULER

Parliament  To Decide   King Leopold Will Leave His Fate Up To Belgian Gov't

Leopold Leaves Decision On Future To Parliament As Result Of Ballot

Parliament To Decide On King   Leopold Leaves His Future To Solons

CLEARY SAYS WILLIAMS LIED IN STATEMENT   Accuses Governor After Recent. Remarks On ‘Kunzig Case’

Fulbright Says Truman Gives Good Messace   Rut Doesn't Agree With All He Says; Others Comment

Battle Rages Over Move To Oust U.N. Head   Reds Say U.S. Has To Back Lie For  ‘Political Reasons’

DULLES DENIES HE TOLD MALIK LIE WAS DOUBLE-FACED   Says Soviet Delegate Tried To Discredit U. N. Security-General

Malik Claims Dulles Said Lie ‘2-Faced'   American Delegate Denies Statement As Soviet Trick '

Security Council Meets Today To Seftle Issue   Question of Lie’s Re-Election Must Be Determined

Council Seeks To Solve Issue  OnKeeping Li   Malik Claims Austin Said U. N. Seeretary Was “Double Faced”

Malik Says Dulles Gave Tale on Lie   Russian Declares U. S.   Delegate Said U.N.   Secretary-General Was ‘Donble Talker’   Has No Candidate   Romulo Is Reported to Have Spurned Offers of Post

Dulles Says He Always Backed Lie  Malik Asserts U. S. Delegate Opposed

Malik Charges U. 5. Supporting Lie Because of Previous = Commitments, Not by Choice  Soviet Delegate Is Spreading Story to Discredit Dulles

Walkout Will Continue In West Virginia Mines, UMW Official Predicts   Lewis’ Directive “Won't Do Any Good,’ District 31 Secretary Asserts; District 29. Workers Hope For Signing Of Contract Within Few Days

Bennett Says Edict ‘Won't Do Any Good   Law Enforcement Agencies Poised for Crackdown On Piceketine

Back To Work Command May Be Ignored   Coal Shortages Deal New Blows To Nation's Economy

He Tried   nd gr ew wa  Congressmen Listed as Dependents Ruled Out

Rhee Says UN Forces To Hold Seoul   Korean President In Optimistic Statement

Rhee Says UN Forces To Hold Seoul  Koreon President   Korean President In Optimistic Statement

Ist Cavalry Drive Draws Noose on 6 Divisions in South   MacArthur Communique Announces Liberation  Of Capital, Envelopment of Communist Army -

Marines Pay Dearly For Feet Gained   Seoul Is ‘Far From Won,’ UP Reporter Told

From Won As Reds Fight For Every Foot      Bitterest Kind Of Fighting In City

Gypsy Rose Lee Denies She's a Red   Says Her Past  Contains No Leftist Pedi iae

Informants Now Assured of Safety   Clues to Brink’s Loot Maw Be Given Without Fear of Revrisals

State Pledges Protection ‘In  Tips OnHolduy   Informers Tn Brinks Robbery May Present Clnes Under System

Brinks Plan For Reward   Idea Makes Possible  Anonoymous Tipoffs

Brink Holdup Clues Soughi   State Makes it Easy for Informants by Making Promise of Anonymity.

A Phone © Tie-Up May Grow   Discussions Fail  In St. Louis With 5,000 ‘Idle; Kansas and Four Other States Threatened

Bell Telephone Strike Threatens Five States   Negotiations Fail in St. Louisand Walkout May Be Extended to Entire Southwestern Bell Area Ahead of Tie-Up Scheduled Thursday

Phone Strike Set For Thursday Off To A Head Start   Some 3,000 Walk Out Friday In St. Louis.

Negotiations Break Down In Missouri City   5,000 Employes Off The Job; State May Be Affected

Phone Strike May Spread   St. Louis Dispute Threatens to Spread as Negotiations Break Down

$f. Louis Phone Dispute May Spread lnto Five States   Union Is Angry Over Suspenion of Six of Its Workmen.

ORLEANS TRIAI JURY IS READY   Will Hear Testimony Against Quartararo And Lucille Cotta

Another Official Called to Answer Loyalty Charge   John Service Among Number Named by Senator as Red Aide

Dems Seek Man to Run For Governor  Gubernatorial Race tsec.lUlCc(i i‘ D!l. CU Or   Gubernatorial Race May Prove Key To Success or Failure  Of State Democrats

Dems Seek Man to Run For Governor   Gubernatorial Race May Prove Key To Success or Failure  Of State Democrats

Germans.in Wes! Set Groundwork For New Hitler  Nazi-fied Nationalists   Nazi-fied Nationalists Hate New Republic Now Wooed By Reds

RED HITLER POSSIBLE?  4 Million Neo-Nazis Seen As Menace--If United

Plot Reported Being Laid for Red Coup in Germany With Nazis’ Aid

Potential Dang er Seen in Germans  With Nazi Leaning   4,000,000 In Western Zon - Despise Republic, Urge Militant Germany

Reds Suffer Heavy Losses In Engagement   No crossings in Force of Naktong River Are Made

MacArthur Says Line Holds Firm   Front Dispatches Say Naktong Crossed by Some Red Units.

Mother Is Held Bound Body Of Missing Boy Is Found In Unused Ice Box

DEMO. LEADERSHIP THREATENED OVER NAMING U. S. JUDGE   . Party Factions Backing Steckler And Denton

TEVIPFRATURES   Demo Party Split May Follow Ruckus Over Judge Appointment

BOOST FARM BUREAU  A Total of 333 Douglas Count: karmers in New Drive So Far

Sen. Tobey Winner by Slim Marain   Powell Says Hill Will Seek  a Racount

Yonpo A irfield Abandoned Story of Gigantic Reverse Airlift Is Told

Ohio Industry Feels Effect Of Coal Strike   Steel Company And Railroad Stert Layoffs

Officials Arrest Burton Laughter:  Sullivan Fugitive Ricbhbed in Newrort

Frigid Weather Tightens Grip   Slight Relief Is Expected as Cold Wave Moves Across Most of Nation

Thirty-five Below Reported in lowa   At Least Twenty-nine Deaths Attributed to Frig Blasts; Chicago Has Ten Below.

Sub-Zero Marks Set Throughout North And West   Ten-Inch Snowfall Reported In Chicago

East Is Struck By Record Cold Wave   Rochester, Minn., ls Coldest Spot In U.S., 31 Below Zero; Lone Rock, Wis., 30

Mercury Dips To Sub-Zero In Wide Belt.   Rockies-to-Atlantic Area Reports Little Relief in Prospect

Winter Grips Most OF U.S.: Six Are Dead   35-Below At Decorah, Ia., Is Coldest Reading; New York 10 Above

Nation Is Hit By Worst Cold Wave Of Year   35 Degrees Below * Zero In Iowa Towns  Kane Drops To [9

Season's Worst Cold Wave Hits Most of Nation   a. a mens   Lowest Temperature Reading 36 Below At Lone Rock, Wis.

Freeze Spreads From Rockies To Atlantic  Arctic Air Blanket  a een On oe en ao   Arctic Air Blanket Extends Into South; No Relief in Sight

Rockies. Kast Is Area Hit in Mereury Drop   Below Zero Readings Lift Toll of Deaths While Reeords Fall

Unveil Secret Radar Screen   Used for Protection ‘Of Western Europe, American Device Is Successful in Test

New Secret American Radar Screen Passes First Test in Protecting West Europe

Radar Screen Proves Self   Previously Secret Screen Backed by Jet Fighters it W. Europe. Passas Test

Radar-Jet Network In West Germany Proves Efficient In First Real Test —

BARE SECRET U. §. RADAR NET IN GERMANY   Picks Up Unauthorized Red Planes; Moscow Protests “Attack.”

Secret Radar Screen Meets Opening Test   Would” Protect West Europe From Surprise Attack   Communist Planes Carrying Delegates to. Britain Tracked and.Probed.,

Radar Screen Passes Tests   Previously Secret U. S. Network In Germany Revealed

Truman Calls for Immediate Aid  For Yugoslavia  Says Help Will Save Country  ee: “ees: Ae Ge

To Ask Aid For Tito —   $85 Million to Help  Slavs in Drouth Crisis Is President’s Goal —

Emergency Action On Tito Aid Asked  Truman Says Slavs Must   Truman Says Slavs Must Be Kept From Moscow Fold

Millions for Aid To Yugoslavs Is Exvected Reques'   Tito Controls Largest Force Except Russia, President States

Truman Asks Emergency Aid for Tito   $85 Million May Be Needed to Boost Yugoslavia’s Morale

President Says Nation Vital To Defense Plans  Help Seen n Necessary  i. _ __sW#7Ve

Truman Calls For 85 Million  Help For Tito      Emergency Aid Needed By “Yugoslavs After Drought Trims Crops

President To Ask Congress To Give Yugoslovia Help   Calls For Emergency Action For Funds To Drought-Ridden Area

Aid to Yugoslavia Urged by Truman   $85 Million May Be Asked Congress For Strengthening Morale

Truman Urges  More Help For  Tito’s People Streases Yugoslavs’  Vital Position In _ Nefance OF Enrane

Truman Expects To Ask Help For Yugoslavs   85 Millions In Funds Urged By President

President _ Urges Aid  To Yugoslavs   Says Tito Needs Help To Keep Rule

Food Relief Might Cost $85,000,000   Yugoslav Army Held Important To Check Soviets

Truman Asks Emergency Aid For Yugoslavia  Mase gh CUA Ok   Wants Action to Keep Nation and Its Army Out of Soviet Fold

Yugoslavian Aid ls Termed Vital   Truman Says Country Needs Emergency Aid

Truman Urges ‘Immediate Aid For Yugoslaviz   Aska Emergency Aettor To Keep Country. Dut Of. Moscow's Clutches

Yugoslavia Aid Is Asked by Truman   President Would Help Kesp Tito as Enemy Of Saviel Russia

TRUMAN URGES AID FOR TITO   Wants To Keep Country From Falling Back Into Russ Fold

Truman Urges Aid For Tito Regime  Congress Asked for Emergency Action to

TRUMAN ASKS AID FOR TITO TO KEEP SOVIET UNION OUT   Acts To Keep Drought From Turning Strong Army To Russia Camp

President Asks More Aid For Yugoslavia   To Assist Country Resisting Soviets

Truman Plans Emergency Help for Yugoslavia to Keep Her Out Soviet Bloc

MRS. ROOSEVELT NOT TO SEE DANISH KING   Schedule, Embassy Sources Say, Will Make it Impossible for Her to Accept Monarch’s Invitation.

PLANES PURSUE SIGNAL IN YUKON   BUY THEY FIND NO TRACE OF CH AND 4 WHO DISAPPEARED WITH iT.

Radio Signals Clue To Plane  Rescue Planes Track Eaint Call Eruitleccly

House Leaders Do Not Attend Session at White House; 8 Issues Listed

Truman Hears Senate Leaders Report Today   May Have to Settle for ‘Half-Loaf of His ‘Fair Deal’ Plan

PRESIDENT GETS ONLY HALFELOAE   ‘Report From Senate Democratic Leaders Shows He Must Settle For Part of His Program.

Truman May Have To Settle For Half-Loat Of ‘Fair Deal’ Program In Present Congres:

Expects Action on Only 8Bills      Brannan Form, Health Insurance, Education Aid Out

Truman Gets Word Today From Senate On Program   Half Of Fair Deal Plan Not Noticed In Leaders’ Study

Oil Well Blaze Out of Control “In Oklahoma   Fighters Being Flown To Fire From Texas; No Injuries Reported

ee te tek MAUNA LOA.ON HAWAII STILL POURING RIVER  OF LAVA INTO. OCEAN

RE SE BERENS S ae ee ae aes EN ee RE EC TE  Sees Indo-China Next Red Target

DRAW NOOSE ABOUT ENEMY   At Same Time Americans Gain Up to Mile In Drive Along Northern Front.

Foe Increases Pressure Along Northern Front   Drives Two New Wedges Into UN Beachhead

Allied Forces Encircle 2000 Reds, Set to Starve Them Out  TOERL Tem me ft RAT te member nbhbe   UN Troops Gain Mile in \-ounter-attack; Communists Drive Wedge Inte Northern Rim

Prepare To Starve Out Foe—Al.lies Gain Up To Mile In Coun. ter-Attacks Along 76 Mile’ Northern Front   COMMUNIST WEDGES - EAVE BEEN CHECKED

aT) AIK? DONE NOT] “1 AIN'T DONE NOTHI ING!” PROTESTS SUSFE'  Two Women Brutally Beaten, Nearo Surrenders To Posse

Posse Captures Negro Fugitive  Alabama Man Accuses In Beating Of Women

RETREATING YANKS DIG INTE NEW POSITIONS   On.East’ North. Korean Drive is: Stopped. by Combined Land  and Air Counter-Attack in fondok Sector.

GI's Ousted From Taejon Move fo Defend Yonadona   US-UN Forces on East Coast Stop North Korean Advance Toward Pusan

——— ee en ee ee PROCEDURAL MISCONDUCT RULED  Mistrial Orderec  In Ritter's Case ~

New Zealand Leader Dies  Peter Fraser. 66. Is Heart Attack Victim

Red China Delivers Its Final Warnin  It Is: Withdraw Or Re Driven Out

Reformatory Show Set Saturday;  Money For Institution Welfare Fund

Ohio Reformatory Will Stage Annual Show Nov. 25-Dec. 10   More Than 13,000 Attended Last Year's Snolendid Performance

Dr. Nancy Campbell, 43, Yale-Trained, Admits Charge; AllNight Jail Guard Watches to Avoid Suicide Attempt

Mother of Child Wants Her Put Away --'For Keeps'— _ : oe w Woman Doctor Released On Bond In Santa Fe Kidnanin:

Doctor-Kidnaper Released on Bond  Woman Obstetrician Faces Possible Death Penalty for Abduction

Doctor Held As Kidnaper Is Freed On Bail   Woman Physician Took 9.Year-Old Girl fox  Ransem, State Claims

—Suicisie Watch Kept Over Santa Fe Prisoner — Woman Doctor Charged In Kidnapping of Young Child

Texan Seized By Police mn ‘Transom Trap  Cold but Unharmed Drugged Child

Woman Doctor Faces Charges Of Kidnaping  Prominent Citizen Cantured in Theft   Prominent Citizen Captured in Theft of 9-Year-Old Girl

Woman Doctor Who Kidnaped 9-Year-Old Girl Is Freed on Bond in Santa Fe Today

Woman Doctor Is Free on Bond in Kidnaping Case   Suicide Vigil Kept Last Night.—Child Is Found Drugged But Sae

WOT Fo Ss SUVA Rn aarmmrerenaie trims  Lady Doctor Is Nabbed in Kidnap Case

Woman Doctor Is Accused of Girl's Kidnaping   Caught As She Reache: For Ransom Money; Santa Fe Is Stunned

Close Guard Over Accused Kidnaper   Dr. Naney Campbel Of Santa Fe Says She’s Go-Between

Suicide Guard Keeps Watch All Night Over Woman Held On Kidnapping Charge

Prominent M.D. Blames Bills, Worry   New Mexico Doctor Nabbed by FBI  In Ransom Payoff

Doctor Confesses Kidnaping of Girl  Victim Found Safe As FBI Sets Trap

Charged With Kidnaping— Post Suicide Guard  Over Woman Doctor   —Friends Rally About Her

Woman Doctor Is Charged With Kidnaping Girl      Caught Red -Handed When She Tried To Collect Ransom: Child Is Safe

Woman Kidnaper Caught As She Reaches For Ransom   Keeps Child In Unheated Cabin

Suicide Guard Keeps Watch Over Woman Doctor Held For Kidnaping  43-Year-Old Nancy Campbell, Yale-Trained Physician, Admits Charge And Says Ll. Nendedt The Manev,

Kidnaper Is OutonBond   Women Doctor Charged With Kidnaping New Mexico Girl, Caught Red-Handed.

‘Woman Free on Bond After Admitting Kidnaping of 9-Year-Old Santa Fe Girl

—SOUGHT $20,000 RANSOM—. Arrest W oman Doctor  On Kidnaping Charge

ON KIDNAP CHARGE   Santa Fe Woman Doctor Accused of Holding Girl,  9, for Ransom

Woman Doctor, Charged With Kidnap Of 9-Year-Old Girl, Released On Bond

Brilliant Woman Doctor Charged With Kidnaping 9-Year-Old Girl For Ranson

Woman Medic Is Held In Jail On $25,000 Bond   Captured By FBI, Police As She Reached For Ransom Box With Victim in Nearby Car

FEPC Measure Stalled Again   Committee in Favor o! Removing Support For Potatoes

Buying Sends Stocks Soaring  Market Reaches New Pat, Vc. mw Lit wie £4...!.

SNYDER WARNS SENATORS MORE TAXES NEEDED   Calls For Improvements In Tax Bill Passed  By Lower House

Advises Congress To Proceed With Excise Tax Cuts   But Warns Higher Tax May Be Needed to Fight Red Aggression

Snyder Warns Higher Taxes. May Be Asked   But Secretary Agrees To ’ Big Excise Slash   New -

pnyaer: Gives OK to  Excise Cuts But Treasury Head Warns War Mav Change the Picture.

‘Snyder Approves Excise Slash Now, ‘Warns War May Hike Taxes Lafer -

TAX INCREASE MAY BE ASKEE   Warns Congress Hikes May Be Necessary To Battle Reds

Taxes May Go Higher, Says Snyder   Red Fight Costs To Determine Trend Of Levies In Future

Sec. Snyder Requests Adjustments In Tax Bill  Wants Increases   Wants Increases To Offset Cuts; Hints Tax Boost Mav Be Necessary

SNYDER APPROVES EAGISE TAX CUT   SERVES NOTICE HIGHER LEVIES WILL BF ASKED IF MILITARY COSTS RISE.

HELPED SEARCH FOR BOY'S BODY  15-Year-Old Youth Confesses Slaying Playmate With Knife

Youth Admits Brutal Killing  Slayer Helped Searct   Slayer Helped Search For Body of Friend, 8

Twenty-Seventh Annua F----t Will Be Observ ed  at K.   WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Treat Serecih Annua F---=¢ Wall Be Observed ; et kK. Ut.   WILL OPEN TOMORROV

Pressure Is Brought In UN  For Invasion   Arrival of Troops At Korean Border Redoubles Urgency

UN FORGES ONLY. 55 MILES FROM CAPITAL   South Koreans Roll Northward From Captured Wonsan

Pincer Moves Designed To Wipe Out Foe   UN Forces Hope To Trap 68,000 North Koreans

Resistance Of Reds fs Decreasing   One UN Column is 55 Mi. From Capital

Trap Is Sprung For 68.000 Reds   Pinchers Operation Carries Allied Forces to Within Fifty-five Miles of North Korean Capital.  DWNT PTADEMC™T TINRERECUMT

Forge Trap For 68,000 Red Troops   Four Columns Push on Pyongyang; Nearest Within 55 Miles.

Spearhead Is 55 Miles From Pyongyang   Four S$teel-Tipped Columns Isolating Commies in Traps

Four Columns Moving Toward Red Canital City   Capture Of Enemy Troops Reported

En emy Is Reported Crumbling   Four Columns Rapidly Closing Steel Ring Around 68,000 Red Troops

Four Columns Close Pincers  On Red Capital   Slashing Drive» Begin To Cut North Korean Troop Into Pochets

Allied Column Only 55 Miles From Pyongyanc   Naval Armada Is Silent After Plastering Coast

4 Columns Drive on Pyongyang  PRI Tr re ONO Mey   ONLY 55 MILES FROM CAPITAL

§. Koreans Roll Toward Built-Up Area of Hamhung  UN Pincer Moves _ Designed to Wipe Out

Another South Korean Forca Rolls Northward From: Captured Wonsan To Within 25 Miles Of Hamhune   DRIVE ON PYONGYANG LIKE SPOKES OF WHEEL

4UN Columns Near Capital o! North Korea   Resistance Melts as ROK Forces Push Up Fast Coast

Design Pincer Move To Trap Last 68,000 North Korean Troops   Approach Within 55 Miles Of Red Capital With Enemy Resistance Melting Steadily.

Slice Through Fleeing Enemy In Series of Pincer Spearhead:   NORTH KOREAN PLANES IN BATTLE AGAIN

 Passed by 1949 State Legislature  New Egg Law Worth Millions  To Farmers Starts Tomorrow

Acheson Predicts Western Allies Will Still Be There   Says Demonstration Will Find All Powers “Very Firm Indeed”

ALLIES DETERMINED TO STAY IN BERLIN   Acheson Predicts 3 Powers Will Be There After Threatened Red Demonstration.

Lie Offers Ten Points For Peace   UN Army To Avert War  Among Proposals He Put Before Stalin

“10-Points F or Peace” Include Plan FerUN Army      UN Sec.-Gen. Lie’s Peace Plan Calls for Top Level Security Council Meetings

Say McCarthy's Red Charges Are Bacalace   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Terms Charges Of Communism in State Department a “Fraud”

McCarthy Charges Three Sub-Committee Members Guilty of “Evil Fraud”

Local Assaults — on Crime Given Federal Backing   McGrath Promises All Help Possible in War on Bia Gambling ~

Sadties Department Stands Ready To yee Community Drives Against Oreanized Crime

Gas Company Maps $470,000 Expansion Plan New Pipe To  Join System  Inte Marion

China Reported Ready fo Stop at 38th Parallel   Indian Delegate Denies Communists Made Such a Pledge

FBI CHIEF OUTLINES METHOD OF REPORTING $ UBVERSIVES   Facts, Not Rumors, Wanted By Bureau; Secrecy Is Uraed

Anthony Eden Is Granted Divorce   Action May Jeopardize. Political Ambitions in StraitLaced Britain: Savs Wife Deserted.Him

‘Anthony Eden Gets Divorce, May Crimp His Career   ‘Deputy Leader of British Conservatives Savs Wife, in U.5., Deserted Him

Eden Receives Divorce Decree For Desertion   See Political Ambitions Of Conservative Leader Placed Te Jeo pards

Eden Wins Decree Based on Desertion   Former Foreign Secretar Mey Have Hurt iis Career

Anthony Eden Gets Divorce   Testifies His Wife Deserted Him in ’47 To Live in America

  Eden’s Future May Die With Quick Divorce   British Conservative Deputy’s Wife Insisted On Residing in Americ:

EDEN DIVORCE MAY HURT CAREER   Possibility Of Churchill Deputy Ever Being Prime Minister Now Seen Dim

CHRYSLER PEACE HOPES AGAIN SOAR   UNION MAKES NEW PENSION PROPOSAL THAT COMPANY IS CONSIDERING.

Motor Strike End Hopes Are Bright   Says Railroads Caught In Govt. “Cross-F ire”

Temperance Groups Offer Plan Fruit Juice-Water But Beer Is Taboo

Searching Wide Area for B-50  Big Ship Missing On Fliaht to Tucson

Counterfeiting Pair Arrested   Two Nabbed in Ozark Cabin: Bills Passed in 23 States

Charge Missourians With Passing Bogus Money in 23 Stales   Two Men Arrested by Secret Service Tied ta £19 000 in Freuds.

Secret Service Arrests Two Men on Charges Of Passing $12,000 in Counterfeit Money

U.S. SEIZES 2 IN OZARK ‘MINT   Find Plates, Press, 25 $10 Notes; Say $12,000 Passed In 2 Years.

Six Wisconsin Deaths Due to Blinding Storm   Traffic Tied Up, Many Schools Close

Wide Area Swept By Blinding Fall; Highways Closed  Traffic Paralyzed, Rural Pupils Given Abrupt Vacation

Six Deaths Attributed To Storm   Traffic Is Tied Up In -Southern Part Of State As Result Of Heavy Snowfall

Don T. Andrus, Bradford Oil  Producer, Dies   Veteran Producer in Many Fields; Pioncered In Secondary Recovery

TRUMAN MARGHED IN dat W'S PARADE   STEPS JAUNTILY ALONG MILI AND A HALF ROUTE— CROWDS CHEF R,

Harry Truman Marches With His Buddies Again   resident Looks Like Happiest Man In Town At Annual Reunion Of Thirty-Fifth Division

*B1G 4 PARLEY MAY BE ASKED BY PRESIDEN}   Communist Control Bill Declared Distasteful

Watchman Of UAW Building Is Abducted   Found Alive By River; He Discovered Dynamite Charge

Watchman Who Discovered Dynamite Plot Against U. A. W. Is Abducted

Watchman Ai UAW Office Is Kidnaped   Found Alive Bui Trussed Along ‘River Rouge

Watchman Who Found Detroit  Bomb Abducted   Found Tied, Suffering From Exposure, Near River Rouge

WATCHMAN AT HEADQUARTERS OF UAW ABDUCTED   Man Who Found Dynamite Found Trussed up Beside River.

C10 Dynamite Bomb Finder Is Kidnaped   Walter Reuther Says Communists May Be Involved

Dynamiters Kidnap UAW Watchman   Abducted In Detroit After Being Quizzed By Cops; . Found Trussed Up

Abductors Seize C10 Watehman On Detroit Stree   Jan Who Found Dynamite “Slicks At Union Office Dumped » Beside: “River

Watchman af (10 Office ls Kidnapped   Man Who Found Bomb In Detroit Building Rescued But Is Said In Serious Condition

Abduct Watchman Who Found Bomb al UAW Building.   Is in “Serious” Condition After Being Found This Morning.

Watchman Had Told Story  Figure in Detroit Bomb Case Abducted, Left Beside River

Watchman Finding Charge Near Detroit Union Buildmg Abducted   Doctors Report Man in ious Condition; Foun Early Today

Watchman Who Found Dynamite Abducted, Freed   Thomas Is Trussed and Tossed on Bank of River in Detroit

Nab UAW Watchman   Man Who Discovered Dynamite Found Bound On River Rouge Banks

Watchman at UAW Building Seized and Dumped from Car   Man Whe Discovered Dynamite Plot fa Desroit Is Victim of Kidnapers

Plotters Abduct UAW Watchman in Downtown Detroit  Dump Him Alive on River Bank Condition

FIND BODY OF MURDERED MAN NEAR CHICAGO   SLUGGED AND SHOT, SEVERED BODY FOUNL IN ROADSIDE DITCH

Lava From Erupting Mauna Loa Volcano Sets Pacific Ocean Boiling For Mile Out

RUSS GIVEN ATOM GOODS, PROBE TOLD   Contract Violation Allegation Made Against Firm

8 Airmen Killed In Bomber Crash   B29 Crashes in Texas Pasture and Explodes “Like Thunder”

(Man Convicted of Treason Disappears at Sea Where Stranae Subs Seen

Traitor Gone As Navy Scans Sea for Sub:  Sift Pacifie Coast Arex   Sift Pacific Coast Area For Man, Mystery Craft

Donay Case Baffling Authorities   Believe He May Have Boarded Sub Seen Off West Coast.

TRATTOR VAMOHES FROM BOAT AT SEA   DETHOIT MAN MAY HAVE FLED ON SUB RECENTLY SEEN OFF WEST COAST.

 KICKED OFF THRONE   African Tribal Chief Says Bribe Offered To Keep Out Of Country

Worst Storm Of Year Hits New England States   15 Inches of Snow In Massachusetts; Skies Clear in South

Million Acres in Miss., La., Under Water   8,000 Persons Forced From Homes; Threat to Other Thousands

New England Gets Its Worst Storm   ‘In Midwest Missipsippi I. Sull Potential Danger for 600 Miles

Thousands Homeless in Louisiana; Storm Hits East   SIX DIF IN STORM

THOUSANDS ARE SCURRYING OUT OF FLOOD ARE!   Over Million Acres of Low_ lands Inundated in Louisiona, Mississippi

Floods Cover Million Acres  Thousands Evacuate Louisiana Lowlands

‘Western Massachusetts Counts Six Dead From 15-Inch Snowfall; Thousands More Forced To Flee Rising Mississippi.

‘Thousands Driven From Residences In Flooded Areas   Northern States Struck By Worst » Storm Of Winter

FLOODS DRIVE THOUSANDS OUT IN SOUTH AREA   Winter Storm Rages Across New England, Six Persons Killed

A et 0 EE eats  Thousands Evacuated In Louisiana and Mississippi   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Flood Drives Many From Their Homes   Eastern Louisiana Faces Danger + From High Water; Storm in East.

CHISELERS FACE TROUBLE SN SSeeEsesteneestnsanmamnconee  Inflation, Hoarders Hit By New Credit Controls

Government Hits Hoarder And Inflation   Forbids Industry Accumulate Stocks; Tightens On Credit

Consumer Credit  Controls Imposed  NPA Cracks Down on War Materials Hoarding

CIO Official Scores Break Union Moves   Says Western Electric Trying To ‘Bust Up’ Unit; Backs Suikers

Hurl Charge of Union Busting  CIO Council Accuse:  Wlactarn Flartrie fa

‘Phone Strike — Dispute Spreads In Philadelphia   ‘Union Busting’ Charge Aired; Hearing Opens

Invaders New Move Unopposed   MacArthur Says Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses In Chinju Sector

U.S. Food Supply Can Weather War   Situation Is Better Than in Previous  World Conflicts, Is Eraclaund'« Ovinian

Last Yanks Beat Way Out of Trap   General Optimistic After Visit to Front; Says Men Unbeaten

Voice of America’ Tower Dynamited By Mental Patient   Carpenter, 39, Admit: Altempting To Wreck Trains In Ohio

Dynamiter Prompted by ‘Voices’  His Only aneane for   & } ee See S ae   His Only Excuse for Blowmg Up Voice of America Tower,

SEE CLASH ON ANTI-RED BILL   Democrats, Republicans Charting Separate Courses

‘Home Front Security Legislation May ‘Be Snarled By Fight Between Parties

SENATE BOOSTS HOME DEFENSES   Party Leaders Move To Tighten Security Against Communist Activities, °

Head-On Clash on Senate Floor Appears Due for Differing Versions of Security Measures  Democratic and Republican Leaders Can’t Agree on Method to Be Used

Demos, Republicans Clash On How To Tighten Home Front Security   Trod Separate Paths Toward Common Objective: Three Measures Passed

BOTH PARTIES MAP MEASURES TO CURB REDS   Floor Clash Expected; Senate Passes Three Stiff Security Bills

Republicans, Democrats Chart Separate Courses Inter-Party Dispute Seen Over  Tightened Home Front Security

Clash Is Expected ‘On Senate Floor  Over U.S. Security   Agreement Is Necessary on Form Rules Will Take; 3 Measures Are Passed

LEADERS PLAN TIGHTER HOME FRONT SURETY   PShiefs Tread Separate. Paths Toward Common Objective   COMMITTEES CLASH

Head-OnClash. Looms In Senate On Subversives  Demos, GOP Backing Separate Plans To Tiahten Un Security

‘KNOWING THE MINERS AS I DO.’ Effectiveness of Injunction Doubted

Forecast By Labor Leader ... . ee OT EeaCEr . .  Defiance Of Coal Injunction Likely

Green Says Mine Injunction Futile  Reports Diggers Won't Obey Order

GREEN GLOOMY IN MINE RIFT   AFL Chief Expects Men To Disobey Injunction

BIXBYS PLAN TO FLY HOME   Attempt To Break Record Abandoned Because of Engine Trouble

Bixbys Will Finish Flight   On to San Francisco ‘Though Engine Trouble Balks Hope of Breaking World Flight Record

Halted Aviators Plan Flight Home   Around - World Plane Stopped By Engine

Laporte Dark As ‘Switch Blows Up   No Electricity Until 8:35  P. M. Expected

Noted Architect SaysN orth Carolina” Ideal State For Rural-Urban Projects

Dairy Workers At Pittsburgh Accept Offer   Los Angeles Area Stores Get First Supplies Of Bread

Boom Sweeps Wall Street Marke!   Stocks Soar to 19-year Peak on Inflation Trend that Carries General Price Level Up

Price Level Highest Since 1931 Figure   Rise Passes Top Post War Prices Recorded in 1946

13 Fliers Killed In Sandia Crash   Army Denies IIl-Fated B-29 Carrying Atomic Materials an Flight

FOUR STATES HOLD PRIMARIES  Truman's Choice Falls Behind In Missouri Senatorial Race

Truman-Backed  Candidate Trails  Hennings Ahead In Senatorial Primary

How New Taxes will Affect You  '$4,.700,000,000 Increase Bill Effective Oct. 1

CONGRESS TO 0. X. TAX BILL      Final Agrooment:Reached by Con. gross Woednestany — President Truman Expected to Sign Bill Swifthly Into Lay.

Truman To Gel Extensive Tax Bill Tomorrow   Quick Signing Seen; Payroll Deductions To Start October 1

Approval Of New Tax Bill Now Certain  House And Senate Conferees Reach

Swift Passage Of Tax Bill 's Expected Today   Hike In Income Taxes To Start On Oct. 1 Pays

Yanks Fight in 20 Below Zero Cold on Korean Hills   Colonel Tells of Hardships of Men Fighting Reds

Clothes Chipped Off  Combat At 20 Below Is Tough As GI’s Crawl On Iced Ground

Cold In Korea Can Kill In 20 Minutes,  Says Colonel; Front Line Action Described

POLICE REVEAL RED BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER   Senators Uncover What They Believe Is Plan to Destroy Washington, D. C.

Senators  Uncover  ‘Blueprint Believed to be Red Plan to Destroy ~  Woshington in Case Ob Ruceian War

‘Disaster’ Blueprint Disclosed   Genuine Plan For The Destruction Of Capital In War Found, Claim

Coote Plan For Destroying Capital Bared   ‘Disaster Blueprint’ In Event of War In Police Hands

Solons Expose Plan to Blast Washington   Commie ‘Blueprint of Destruction’ Real, Police Convinced

BEGIN PROBE OF EXCURSION SHIP DISASTER   U. 5S. Board Investigating Collision Fatal To 4 Twit City Men.

Job Outlook for Seniors Good. but Below ’47-48   TEACHER SHORTAGE

Battlefield Evidence Contradicts (Russian Denials of Aid to N. Koreans

Chinese Merely Fighting Delaying Action in Korea   Evidence That Russia Started War Shown by Captured Arms .

Severe Ice Storm Hits Middle West   Easter Blizzard Plays Havoc With Area; lowa Towns Are Left Almost Isolated bv ‘Blizzard

Freezing Rain Easter Sunday Isolates Towns   Sleet Moves From Upper Midwest To Great Lakes Region

Seven North Central States Are ‘Hard Hit By Easter Ice Storms   Mercury Just Above Freezing In Des Moines But Reaches 87 Only 150 Miles Away; Snowing Today In South Dakota.

Iced Area Is Now Shrinking   Skies Generally Clear Over Remainder of Nation As Storm Moves East

Damage Set At $100,000  In Iowa   Rising Temperature Eases Situation In Midwest

Mid West Feels Tang of Winter   Ice Conditions Felt in lowa, Mississippi

Communications Power Lines in Area Flattened  Rising Temperature Ils Thawing Glaze

SEVERE ICE STORM   55 Towns Near Clinton lowa Left Without Telephone Service

Freezing Rains Shut Off Power In Many Homes   Phone Lines Dragged Down, Cooking, Heating Units Stop

Midwest. Hit By Ice Storn   Communications and Pow. ‘er Lines Flattened Ove: “Wide Area Yesterday.

Storm in Midwest On Easter   Communications And Power Lines ; Down Over Wide Section; Ice Melting

Easter Storms In Midwest Moving North   Communications Disrupted as Lines Break under Ice

Phones in 125 Communities Out of Service   Wide Area of Upper Midwest Suffers From Freezing Rains

! Communications, Power Lines Down FRR oad neannnnnnnrinnannnncamete  Seven States Suffer Brunt of Ice Storms

Damage in lowa Over $100,000;  Towns Isolated   Power Failures Force Families To Forego Easter Meals. Midwest Temperature Rising

Power, Phone Lines Smashed   Freezing Rain Coats Midwest, Movinea East

Ice Storm In Midwest Causes Heavy Damage   lowa Hard Hit By Freezing Rain; Snow Reported

ICE STORM HITS POWER LINES IN UPPER MIDWEST   Communications Crip pled, Phone Service Out In 55 Towns

T ce Storm Which Flattened Most  Midwest Communications Now Is Centered in Great Lakes Area

Power Lines Flattened By  Ice Storms   Heavy Snow Falling In South Dakota; Fall Of Rain Continues  In Other Sections

Power Lines In Northwest Area Are Flattened   Rising Temperatures tn Some Sections Permit Repair Crews To Work; Dust Storm In Kansas

Rising Temperature Brings Reliet From Heavy Ice Storm In Midwest

Yankees Are Winners In World Series Opener   NINTH INNING YANKEES

Raschi Wins Opener 1-0 For Yanks   The Lone Score inBrilliant Pitching . Duel Comes in. 4th laning of Game

V. Raschi Bests. Konstanty in 1-0 Pitcher's Duel  Brown Scores Run In Fourth tnning

Yankees Win Opening Game by 1-0 Marain   Brown Doubles, Scores in 4th With Lone Run: Raschi Winning Hurle:

The Weather   Yanks Win Opener in Series, 1-0   Vic Raschi Gives Phillies Only Two Base Blows

Yanks’ Rasehi Wins World  Series Opener   hKonstanty Bested 1-0: Reynolds Will Oppose Robin Roberts Today

Yankee Vic Raschi Wins Openinc Worlds Series Game by 1-0 . In Brilliant Pitching Duel  Brown’s Double and Two Flyouts Combine to Defeat Phillies

Raschi Tosses Two-Hitter In Licking Phils  _ tf pP.. BP...   Double By Brown, Two Outfield Flies, Nat Talfiu In 4eh

Jim Konstanty  Amazing But It Wasn't His Day   Big Yankee Fireballer Sets Whiz Kid: Down With Two Hits, Both Singles; 30,746 Aaonized Spectators.

Yankees Win Initial Game ~ By 1-0 Score   Vic ‘Raschi Bests: Jim Konstanty In Opener Against Phillies -

One Run in Fourth Enough To Tame Whiz Kids Behind Raschi’s 2-Hit Mound Job

Yanks Win Series Opening Game 1-0   Raschi Pitches Brilliant Shutout In Duel With Phillies’ Konstanty

Raschi lee Tuner in Sparkling Pitching Duel with Konsfanty   Lone Run Scored By Bobby Brown In Fourth Frame

The First To Yanks Bv1-0   Bobby Brown’s Double Two Flies in Fourth  Win Raschi-Konstanty Pitehine Duel in Series

Yankees Win First Game 1-0   Vie Rasehi Winner In a Brilliant Pitching Duel With  Jim Konstanty

Opening Contest To N. Y.: Yankees   Vic Raschi Hurls Gooc Ball to Defeat the  hillies   BY SCORE OF  TO (

Raschi Pitches Americans To Win... .* an ae  Yanks Beat Phils In First Game By Score Of 1 To 0

KONSTANTY AND RASCHI. TANGLE IN MOUND DUEL   BROWN SCORES IN 4TH FOR ONLY RUN OF SERIES OPENER

NY Hurler Does 2-Hitter; Reynolds vsRoberts Today   Konstanty Pitches Well Enough to Win Any Ball Came Rut Double. Two Long Flies. Reat Him

Brown Doubles, Score:  Clincher On Two Flies   Bomber Pitcher Gives Only Two Hits; Konstanty Proves Worth As Starter; Reynolds Hurls Against Roberts Today

Raschi Stops Nationals in Pitching Duel   Brown's Double and Two Flies Pave Way for Single Score

YANKEES WIN IN OPENER OF WORLD SERIES   Phillies Whipped, 1-0 Rasch: Outpitches Jim Konstanty

Vic Raschi Hurls Yanks To 1-0 Win Over Philadelphia   Brown Doubles And Scores Only Run Of Gam On Two Outfield Flies In Fourth; Konstanty Hurls Beautifully For Losing Team

Lone Yank Run Defeats Phillies In First Contest  Both Teams Play Tight Defensive Ball in Opener

VIC RASCHI HALTS PHILS ON TWO HITS   New York Ace Walks One, and Limits Whiz Kids to Only Three Base Runners.   BROWN’S DOUBLE IN FOURTH IS BIG BLOW   Two Outfield Flies Push Winning Runs Across  Off Star Reliefer Jim Konstanty.

Yankees Take l'irst Series  Game  to 0   Brown’s Double, Two Outfield Flies Score  New York Run as Vic Raschi Holds Phillies

Raschi Bests Konstanty; Brown’s Deuble in 4th Leads to Only Score

Bobby Brown’s Double Konstanty’s Downfall  Raschi Gives Only 2 Hits

Opening Contest To N. Y.: Yankees   Vic Raschi Hurls Goo. Ball to Defeat the Phillies   American League Cham: pions Favored to Win  1950 Crown

Raschi losses Two-Hiffer In Licking Phils  Double By Brown,  Twa Outfield Flies, Net Talle ln 4th

Big Righthander Bests Phillies’ Jim Konstanly With Aid of Brown's Hit

Yankees Edge Phillies In Series Opener With Raschi’s 1-0 Victory

Yanks’ Raschi Gives Two Hits In First Game   Bobby Brown Scores Only Run On Coleman’s Fly Ball Jn Yanks’ Fourth; Konstanty Forces Mize To Pop Weakly With Bases Loaded In’ Dramatic Third Inning

Konstanty And Raschi Pitch Brilliant Ball   Bobby Brown’s 2-Bagger Paves Way for Score

Konstanty Hurls Great Ball, Too; Double, Two Flie: Bring Lone Run  In Fourth Inning

Truman Sends  Troops fo Battle   Directs U. S. Planes to Hit North Korea

Sen, Mundt Forces Special Senate Session to Study Commie Control

RARE OPERATION SAVES LIFE OF MICHIGAN MAN   Part of Dead Person's Heart Artery Transplanted at Ford Hospital

Main Heart Artery from Dead Person Is  Successfully Transplanted To Save a Life

Dramatic Heart Operation Told  Moin Artery Saction Of Dead Person Used

Portion Of Dead Person’s Aorta Used To Save Life Of 57-Y ear-Old Patient

North Texas Ice Damage Is Huge   Rising Temperatures Uncover Tremendous Communications Loss

29 Towns Are Still lsolated   Enormous Damage Is Reported In Wide Area: Hundreds Of Repairmen Busy

GUILTY BY FEDERAL JURY     Group Was In Second Day Of  eliberatians

Federal Court Jury ing Hiss Guilty of Perjury  Ex-Official Convicted  On Both Coutts Of the Indictment

Former Gov't Worker Guilty On Two Counts   Was Charged with  Lying in Denying  Canale Ceanzcat Daman

WE NP NE mg OS  Complete Survey Of US Industry Was Made Long Ago By Communists

SABOTAGE--’50: REDS SURVEY US. INDUSTRY   By FENDALL YERXA and OGNHEN 2 pEeIN

Plan Crinpling Of Key Areas   (Second of a Series)  By FENDALL YERXA and OGDEN R. REID

Cone Mills Chief Back From Janan   ..Says Nips Renounce Cutthroat Tactics

New Polio Vaccine, Used on Mice, Reportedly 90 Per Cent Effective

AMERICAN GOES ONARIALAS-. SPY IN HUNGARY   Before Same Judge ‘Who Sentenced Cardinal Mindszenty

Vogeler's Trial Opens Today    Three Co-Defendants of U.S. Citizen Plead Guilty at Hunaarian "Spy" Tria!

Assembly Meets To Vote On American Resolution   Future Of Korea Is Planned In Measure Considered By United Nations; Vote Near

Of Plan For Korea Seen   Resolution, Backed By United: States, Passed by Political Group Yesterday

UN Assembly Meets Today Approve Plan   Measure Gives Implied Permission to MacArthur To Cross 38th Parallel In Pursuit of Reds

APPROVAL VOTED FOR MACARTHUR TO PURSUE REDS   Full U. N. Assembly Meets To Confirm Action OF Political Committee -— Russian Plan Beaten.

UN Approval Of Plan For Korea Seen   Resolution, Backed By United States, Passed by Political Group Yesterday

U.N. Assembly Meets To Vote  On Korean Plar  Certain Approval Of Western Program Ts Anticipated

Overwhelming Approval Seen 'n Vote Today   Korea Is Scheduled To Become Ward Of World Assembly

U.S. Korean Plan Before U. N. Today   Resolution Contains Blueprint For Future

Assembly Set To Back Order By Big Margin   Resolution To Give MacArthur Authority For Crossing Border

U.N. Expected To ive Green Light To Crossing Line   Occupation Of All Korea Scheduled  For Decision.

[ea eS bea  End Of War May. Not Affec Program For Building Army    Meeting Today   United Nations To Approve ‘Plan To Cross 38th Parallel

 Meeting Today  United Nations To Approve Plan To Cross 38th Parallel

U. N. General Assembly Gives Korea ‘Unification Plan Solid Approval

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Opium Smuggling-More Light On Bygone Dope Trade

CROP PROSPECTS INDICATE YIELD NEAR TO NORMAL      Winter Wheat Outlook Is Encouraging —Corn Forecast Up   FARMERS’ PICTURE IS HELD FAVORABLE

Crop Outlook for Year Brightening  Iemproved Weather Conditions Cause

Total Crop Production  This Year Predicted Sse] TT) Sensechareascnes

Flash Flood Devastates Six Counties   Guardsmen, Police And Volunteer Workers Continue Search For Bodies In Central West Virrinia Area   RED CROSS RUSHES FOOD AND MEDICINE

Scientist Loses Appeal for Bai   Evidence Lies, Justice Decides; Frees Prisoner After 12 Years

Carroll Freed From Life  Imprisonment in Maine Released After 12 Years—Judge Finds

V. F. W. TO CONVENTION   Annual Meeting Will Be Held in Ottawa This Weekend

TUBE PLANT IS SHAWNEE’S CAIN   New $1,500,000 Factory Will Be Erected Soon—To Employ 500

CLOSING OF FORD PLANTS FORECAST   Gradual Shutdown in Detroit Area Expected to Result.From Wildcat Strike. a

Warships Help Allies Hold At Hungnam   Communist Attacks On Shrinking Beachhead Repulsed

ALLIED GUNFIRE HOLDS FOE OFF AT BEACHHEAD   Warships Shell And Disperse Consistently Attacking Chinese

UN Forces Cling To Beachhead At Hungnam  Ground, Air, Naval Linite Paund

Were Well Treated, Say Two U.S. Airmen Of Imprisonment By Reds; Relate Details Of Capture In *48

Captives Say Reds  Were Kind   Fliers Not Mistreated  In Any Way During 18 Months in Manchuria; Welcomed Home Today

Airmen Welcomed  Back to the US   Held Captive by Reds for 18 Months They are Given Ovation upon Arrival

Airmen Get Big Welcome   Two Fliers Hint Spy Confessions; Say Chinese People Better Off Now

AIRMEN GIVEN BIG WELCOME      Emotional Moment Comes As Smith Meets Wife After 22 Months

2 Airmen in States   U. S. Fliers Held for 18 Months by China Reds

Smith, Bender On Home Soil In California   Navy Chief Sees Youngest Son For First Time

Freed Fliers Hint At ‘Spy’ Confession   No ‘Force’ Used by Captors But Home Seemed ‘Far Away’

AIRMEN HELD 18 MONTHS IN CHINA BACK IN AMERICA      Hint They May Have Confessed as Spies to Gain. Freedom.

Fliers Indicate They Admitted Spying Charge  Did So in Order to Escane From Red«

Airmen Who Were Captured Are Welcomed  Give No Indication They May Have Sioned Confessions

Two U. S. Airmen Held by Chinese Reds for 18 Months Receive Tumultuous Welcome Upon Arrival

Flood Waters Ciaim Two Lives in Oklahoma, Force Evacuation Of Homes For Many Families   Two Bus Loads of Passengers Are Stranded Overniah!

Flood Waters Claim Two Lives In Oklahoma, Force Evacuation Of Homes For Many Families   Flood Refugees Pouring in As Fast as Winnipeg People Leave

Soviet Protests Taking of Photos ‘Along Border   Claims Tehran Is Using American Experts to Get Aerial Pictures; Asserts This Has Military Siqnificance.

SOVIETS REGISTER PROTEST WITH IRAN   ‘Moscow Objects To Taking Of Acrial Photographs Along KFrantier

Pledge Airing Of McCarthy’: - ‘Red’ Charges   Sen. Lucas Promises Te Get Early Hearing Or McCarthy Charges ©} Red Infiltration

Russia Proposes Four-Power Talk ‘On Austrian Treaty   Proposal Surprises Western Nations

Atlantic. Leaders Gather  \Kussian Threats Put Air ‘Of Crisis Over Meeting

New Soviet Threat Raises Pact Crisis  Arming Of West Germany Violates Patsedam Treatv. Russians Declare

R. B. Creager, Texas GOP Chief, Paid Final Respects   Leaders of Party Attend Funeral Rites in Church of the Advent at Brawencuille

RSUAVEL SAV EUS EEE SE  Dallas Officials Say Kansas City Meat Was pene  as

HORSEMEAT SOLD AS HIGH PRICED BEEF T0 TEXANS   Thousands of Pounds Seized - in Houston and Dallas.

Shipments Seized In Dallas, Houston Horse Meat Sales In Texas To Be Probed By Officials

‘FILLY MIGNON OR CHOICE BEEF TENDERS?  - Horse Meat Charges Probed

Phony Beef Tenderloins Irk Texas —   Health Officials Seek Source of Thousands Of Pounds of Horse Meat Sold as Beef

NoComment, Truman Tells Press Parley   Says Byrnes Free to Do as He Pleases

Truman Offers Little News On New H-Bomb  President Does Not Give Any Data On MAavae

Truman May Ask Production Of Superbomb   Vaughan to Be Retainec On Staff Despite New Criticism by Senators

Super H-Bomb Is Favored By High Advisors   President Has No Comment Over Possibility He May Eventually Order Production Of Superbomb

Chief Mum On H-Bomb   Truman Won’t Say If . U.S. Plans Production; No ‘Moscow Mission’

Highlights of Truman's Press Conference  Possibility of H-Bomb Order Left Wide Open

Denies Any Plans lo Contact Soviet On Pact Attempts  President Declares Lilienthal Made No Moscow Trin Offer

Way Left Open For  Production   Teaman Not Planoing Negotiations With Reds On Explosive

TRUMAN MUN ON ‘HBOMB’   Possibility That He May Order Full Production Still A Question

Truman Has  Final Say On Project  Chief Executive Remains Silent On Experiment

President Says He Has No Comment   Not Considering Direct Negotiation With the Russians

declines Comment-to Question at News  -Conference Today Although U. S. is  Reported Going Ahead Full Blast on  __ Experimental: Work—Not Consider ing Direct Negotiations With Russia on Subject.   DENIES .LILIENTHAL -OFFER

—PRESIDEN Po No Comment By Truman On H-bomb  - Question Reniains - About Productian.

Way Is Left Open for Building of Super-Bomb  Many Advisers  Believed in Favor

Troman Has No Comment  On H-Bomb   President Not Thinking Of Direct Negotiations On Bomb With Russian

Gen. Vaughan Keeps Uniform   Executive Says Byrnes Free To Run As He  ‘Damn Pleases’

H-Bomb Issue Is Left Wide Open   White House Declines Comment on Consideration of Hydrogen Bomb’s Production.

President. Is Evasive On H-Bomb   Truman. Gives: Nothing  .. Conclusive to Press on Possibility of Ordering Production   Chief Executive Is Nol Considering Direct Talks With Reds _

President Says He Is Not Conferring With Russia On Weapon 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Pracen?t A.Ramh

TRUMAN SILENT ON SUPER BOMB   Production of a Hydroger Explosive Uncertain

Truman Leaves Way to Build H-Bombs Open   Many Administration Advisors Reported in Favor of Going Ahead

Hydrogen Bomb Question Is Open   Truman Undecided About Making Them

GOVT. OPINION HELD BACKING SUPER BOMB   President Keeps Way Open To Production Of Hydrogen Bomb

US Is Reported Going Full Blast Qn Preliminaries   President Says He  Is Not Considering Talks With Russia

New Explosive May Help Push Peace Dickers  Final Decision Put lin Ta Teuman

Truman Silent On Super Bomb   U. S. Still Experimenting: Lilienthal Journey To Moscow Denied   Byrnes Free Agent And Can Do As He Pleases. Truman Asserts

CHIEF REFUSES TO BARE PLAN FOR H- BOMBS   Declines Comment When Asked if He'll Order Start Of New Production

Chief Executive Does Not Deny Output Plans   Says Lilienthal Has Not Offered To Go To Russia

Special Envoy From HST To Stalin Considered Possible  ~Super-Bomb Is Up To Truman

EXPERIMENTAL WORK iS PUSHED Administration Opinion ‘Favors Production Of Hydrogen Bomb

H-BOMB ISSUE LEFT WIDE OPEN BY PRESIDEN]   Declines Comment on Produc.  : tion of Superbomb; U. S.  Speeds Plans.

H-Bomb Favored By Top Officials   Door to Decision on Weapon  Is Left Onen bv President

Order Likely For H-Bomb      Favorable’ one Weapon  Truman  To Aw

Agreement With Russia ls Sought   Negotiations Through UN Contemplated

Refuses Comment On Reports of Studying Hydrogen Production   Does Not Plan to Confer With Russ   Washington Sources Say Preliminary Work At Full Blast on Bomb

Truman Silent  on H-Bomb >   Denies Rumors of Lilienthal Mission to Moscow to Seek Atom Agreement

Preliminary Work Reported Already Started By U. S.      President Leaves Wide Open Possibility He Will Order Production Of Bomb

King Promises Fight To Last’  Beme Says Platform In Middle Of Read

Dixie Demos OpenTalk-Fest As FEPC Vote Effort Starts   Backers Of Proposal Say They'll Fight It Through. However, ‘If It Takes All Night;’ Outcome Far From Certain: Sam Hobbs Pushes Judicial Change Bill

Cold Front Sweeps Texas; Snow Falling   Cooler Weather Means End To Storms; Floods Now Threaten? Some Areas :

Settlement fo Send 144,000 Back to Work   Quick Approval Expected From C1O Union Locals

Aute Workers End Chrysler Bispute Today   UAW Agrees to Sign Contract Sending Men Back to Jobs; Is 100-day Strike.

WALKOUT SETTLED   Auto Workers’Union Trainings Guns on General Motors

AUTO WORKERS END CHRYSLER STRIKE DISPUTE   New Contract Sends 144,000 Workers Back to Jobs

Auto Wockers Given Health Program And $100 Month Pension   Billion Dollar 100-Day Strike Will Send 144,000 Men Back To Work When They O. K. It.

Chrysler Strike Is Settled   Reach Accord on Pensions, Hospital Program After _ Costly Struagle

Both Sides In Dispute Bitter At Settlement   $100 Monthly Pensions Are Won In 100-Day : Work Stoppage

Settlement Ends 100-Day Walkout Of 89,000 Workers   Provides $100 Pension Plan

Settlement Sends 144,000 Employes Back to Work  Contract Gives $100 Pensions Among One Based lmnicaiienrm ee

Deadlock Is Broken At 19-Hour Session; New Contract To Be Signed

WillSeek  Voluntary Move First  Waagce And Priroa   Wage And Price Control Forecast  By March 1

Judge Calls for Woodshed Cure  Students Take Holiday From New York Riots

ARRIVED BU IV EO -—  Speed Work On Military Requests  Quick Passage Annears Certain

WIN AT TOPEKA FAIR Douglas County Residenta Received  fennk Peican

WIN AT TOPEKA FAIR   Douglas County Residents Received Crop Prizes

a ee Se ee  Frene i Driven Back by Onr ‘ush Of Communists In Indo-China

Border Fortress also Reds   Indo-China Frontier Open. to Communists

Vietminh Reds Open Pathway  For Invasion   French Troops Lo-xe Fifth Border Fort In Indo-China

Red Victory In Indochina   French Driven From Next to Last Fort On Chinese Border

MILITARY CRISIS FACES INDO-CHINA   Communists Take All But One French Fortress

French Give Up Post On Border To Communists   Indochina Faces Military Crisis; State Of Alert Declared In Tonkin

French In Worst Military Crisis In Indo-China,   Next To Last Fort Taken By Communists

U.S. Observes Its Biggest Christmas Under War Cloud   Prayers for Peace The World Over, Will Mark Celebration  Of Christ's Birth

World to Hal Yule Amid Saber Rattles   Countries Outside fron Curtain Enjoy Greatest Prosperity

World Will Pray for Peace At Yuletide to Saber Rattling   Threat of Conflict Puts Damper on Joyous Occasicn

Conflict Threat ls Crowded To The Background   Much Of Military Scenes In Evidence Throughout World

Prayers for Peace at This Christmastide Aré Punctuated by Ominous Sabre Rattline

Threat of War Puts Damper on Christmas Spirit  Pray for Pea In Holy Lend.

Jittery World Awaits Arrival Of Christmas  Prayers For Peace Will Be Made In  Many fnnniriac

-‘Sabers Rattle, Guns Boom—And Many Men Are Dying— ‘World's Pravers For Peace Sionificant This Christmas

Rattle Of Sabers Punctuates Prayers For Peace As World Starts Christmas Observance

Prayers for Peace As Sabers Rattle   World Prepares to Celebrate Christmastime in Atmosphere of Dread; Threat of New War Dure Damper on Joyous Celebrations

Rattle of Sabers Will Punctuate Peace Prayers   Atmosphere Is Remind! Of Christmas Seasons Before War II

Christmas ’Round the World . . . Saber Rattle Disturbing Nations

oO Occ  Boom Of Guns, Prayers For Peace Heard On Eve Of Uneasy Christmas

War Threat A Damper — To Joy   But World Prays For Peace and Tries Hard To Have Happy Holiday Despite Clouds of Fear

Peace Prayers as War Spectre Casts Shadow   World Marks Birth of Christ In Tense, Uneasy Atmosphere

CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD Threat of New Wa: Puts Damper on Yule Celebrations

Pray for Peace Throughout World Amid War Clouds   International Situation Uppermost in Minds This Christmas Season.

Christians Pray for Peace War Clouds Dampen Yule Celebrations Around Globe

Prayers. And GunfireMark Yule, 1950   Christmas To Be Celebrated In Shadow Of Threat

Sabers Rattle In Background Of Yule Songs  Pilgrims Walk Ist Christmas Route

Gathering War Clouds Result In Christmas Atmosphere Reminiscent  Of Those Just Before World War I

HOUSE VOTES Jo BILLION DOLLARS   RECEIVES WORD $10,000,000,000 MORE FOR ARMED FORCES MAY BE ASKED,

Spending Measure \Okayed By House,  'Goes to Senate   Upper Chamber Expects to Act Monday; Second Bill Is Hinted

House Passes $35 Billion Money Bill  Armed Forces May Seek Huge Boost In Funds.

Appropriation Bill Approved By House   Members Get Word Armed Force May Seek Ten  Billions More

Anti-Red ‘Measure ls Passed   Hope To Pass Bill Over Truman Veto

House OK's Measure for Red Control   Senate Endorsement Expected Promptly; Truman May Veto It

Roads Are Paved At Record Rate   Highway Commission Reports 1,045 Miles Surfaced In 3 Months

ADAMS COUNTY BASEBALL LEACIUE   Adams County Sesquicentennial Celebration Aug. 30 To Sept. 4

303 Millions to Be Refunded   Steadman Claims General Fund Sinkina in Red

Coeburn Youth DrownsIn Clinch  Claude Bradiey Dies fv Boating Accident

KANSAS SHOWS A POPULATION GAIN   Unofficial Cenav« Gives an Increase Of More Than 100,000

McCarthy To Expose  Deception.   Pians Disclosure Of Loyalty File On Lattimere

MacArthur Tells His Pilots To Hit Korea Red Air Force Over lis Own Territory North Of 38th Parallel

MacArthur Orders American Fliers To Go After Communist Air Force   B-29’s Hit Bases On North Korea Side Of 38th Parallel

North Korean Capital Bombed   B-29s Cross 38th Line - For Attack Upon __ Pvongvang    YE PRE Ste eee GO SF   oSth Line Is Vital

Sen. Bridges Says Congress Will Vote Any Money Needed In Crisis   Declares Armed Services Must Use It Better Than Used In The Past   Stalin Calls For Red China's Admission To United Nations

Armed Forces to Get Needed Aid   Sen. Bridges Declares Korean Fighting Has Shown Deficiencies in American Equipment, Lack of Preparedness

CONGRESS SET TO GIVE ARMY FUND INCREASE   President May Request “Several Billions” For Arma Build-Up

Bridges Favors Military Funds   Says Congress Will Provide Any Needed Increase

Congress Ready To Vote Needed Money in Crisis   Senator Bridges Says “They Will Have to Use It Much Better”

Call for Better Use of Funds by Armed Services   Equipment Weakness, Lack of Preparedness Cited by Sen. Bridges

MST May Request Several Billions Increase in Military Spending Is Assured

‘They‘ve Got To Use It Better’ Solon Assures Armed Forces  Of Needed Funds

Homes Hit By Dynamite In Hamblen   Violence Breaks Out Anew In Enka Company Walkout

? Non-Strikers’ Homes Blown Un At Enka Plant   Latest Violence In Long And Bitter Tenn. Strike

Texas Citizens Claim New ‘First’ on As They Lead in Radio and TV Sets

Mass X-Ray Hits Low Yesterday   Only 629 Persons Are Examined By Five Mobile Units

Attendance Falls At X-Ray Units   Mark Hits New Low Friday With Total Of 895 Persons

Congress Is Divided on ActionbyUS   Sanctions Are Suggested hy Connally, if: U.N. Fails to Halt Reds’ Onslauaht   Line Is Demanded   Bridges Says America Shoidd Stop Any Push Beyond Point

KING OF GREECE BOWS TO POLICY SET BY AMERICA   Pledges New Govern: ment Will Carry Out Financial And Administrative Re. forms — Stringent  Economy Aim.

Plan Receives Slap in Face?  Williams Asks More State Police Posts

Rap Expanding Police Posts   Study Group  Says ~ Sub Station Plan May Disperse Force

PROGRAM ATK. U   PRUORAT ALR. U  At Least 40 City Manager: Exnected to Attend Three Dav Session

PROGRAM AT K. U   At Least 40 City Manager: Expected to Attend Three Day Session

ONE OF WORLD'S, GREATEST—  Dancer Vaslav N ijinsky, Long I nsane, Dies At 60

VASLAV NUINSKY, FAMED DANCER, DIES IN LONDON   World-Renowned Stor O Ballet Had Been In cane 21 Yeare

Dancer Nijinsky, One of World’s Greatest, Dies in London Clinic Suddenly Today

Famed Dance!  Nijinsky Dies Russian Ballet Star Expires In London

Famed Dancer Nijinsky Dies   Ballet Artist Renowned as World’s  Greatest.Had Been Insane 3] Years

Vijinsky, Great Dancer, Succumbs   Native of Russia Dies in London, Had Been Insane

Dancer Nijinsky Dies in London  Famed Ballet Ste  De ereceuee we Seen

quem Due 0 Speak on Vital Issues   Secretary To Outline 8] € Palicles

Did Not Wed Remington for  Love, Is Claim      Former Wife Tells of Foreing Husband to Avree to Red Pledzve

TEMPERATURE   Wed Mate For Reds, Not Love   Remington’s  Wife Talks

NEWPORT HOSPITAL SEEKING R. I, FUNDS     Bilt Would Provide Sum For Medically Indigent,     Local Group Appear Before House Finance Body To Urge

Bill Would: Provide Sum For Medically Indigent   Local Group Appear Before House Finance Body To Urge Passage Of Measure

TAX SURVEY GROUP’S REPORT DUE SOON   Will Make Kecommendations On How To Deal With inequities In Assessment Svstem

Special Tax Survey Report. Due Shortly   Commission Studies Possi ble Inequities Of i Assessments

West Shapes Russ Meet To Halt War   Bevin Voices Fear Soviet, Chinese In World-Wide Plot

Sander Told Him of Air Injections   ‘Surprise Witness Takes Stand Today at Mercy Death Trial

Sander Admitied. Killing Patient, Wiiness Testifies   State To Rest Case Jn "Mercy Murder’ Today

Surprise Witness. Is Called   Was Told by Sander Of His Actions With Cancer Patient

Tucker Pleads Guilty to Swindle In Federal Court   Sentencing Deferred fo: Investigation of His gcn

Accused Swindler Enters Guilty Plea  Steckler Defers Tucker's Sentence

Fall Threatens French Government In Midst  Of Schuman Plan Talks

Socialists Threaten Upset _ Of French Cabinet in Midst Of Talks on Schuman Plan

Bidault May Be Ousted In Midst Of Schuman Pian Negotiations   SOCIALIST MEMBERS WITHDRAW SUPPORT

Socialists For No Confidence On Wage Raise   Socialists See Danger In Pooi Without Britain

Bidault Regime Periled in Vote      chuman Plan Faces Crisis On Technical Issue

Government Of France  Threatened  Bidault Cabinet Having Trouble With Socialists

French Government  Failure Threatened Resignation Of Cabinet - Would Be: Blow To  ek ahree om me Diw=-

Phillips States Indiana Tourney To Be Conducted   Net Playoffs Will Be Held as Scheduled,  Says I. H.S. A. A. Head Talks with Schricker.

Members of County Draft Board  Who Don’t Want to Call More Men for Service Asked to Resign

Draft Board's Idea Spurned  Demanded A-Bomb Before Calling Up Men

Gov. Bonner Asks Two Members of Wolf Point Draft Board tor Resign

Taylor Refuses to Enter Test Suit on Police Board Ouster   Attorney General Declines Help to Robert Cohn, Fired by Gov. Smith in Kansas City Dispute: Upholds Governor's Authority

Girl Forced To Marry Former Teacher  Father Of Two Faces Charge ~ Of Abducting Student Nurse

Teacher Faces Kidnap Charge By Young Girl   Student Nurse Says Divorced Man Forced’ Her To Marry Him

Girl Escapes From Abductor  High School Teacher Surrenders To Police

Nurse Kidnaped, rorced lo Wed  Girl, 17, Back Home; Father Of Two Held

World War Ill to Come As Soon as Reds Can Win Johnson, Acheson Claim   Two Cabinet Members Discuss Needs For Defense With Senators

Johnson, Acheson Review World Issues at Meeting   U. S. Leaders Urge Swift Action on Aid To Western Europe

Congress Told Russia Will Start World War II Whenever She Thinks She Is Sure Of Victory

‘Cangress Has Been Told Military  Thinks Russia Will Fight Any Time

Johnson-Acheson Statementis— Expected toSee Congressin Fast Arms Fund Appr opriation

C-47 Explodes; Major Is Killed   Accident Is Second Plane  Mishap In One Day

Government Forecasts Another Year And A Halt of Intlation-Tinged Prosperity

Another Year of Boom Seen   But It’s Prosperity Tinged with Inflation

Prosperity for 1951 Seen, And Higher Prices   Federal Bureau Issues Forecast For Next Year

Prosperity Seen Running To Mid-1952   But More Money, Less to Buy ’ Means Inflation

VANDENBERG LIKES SEN. MORSE’S BID ON SENATI FORFIGN RELATION JOR

Morse Seeks Key  Committee Place  Hos Vandenberg’s Backing in Fight

STATE DUE TO WARM UF   Bright Sunshine Takes Some of Nip of Kansas Temperatures

Timberland and Homes Destroyed by California Fires   Unable to Control ‘WindWhipped Flames.—Each End of State Is Hit.

Two Big Fires, Whipped By High Winds, Sweep Across Forests In California

Move Fellows  Russian Action,  Crificizing It Confidential Note  Presents Principles QF Proposed Treaty

ALLIES OFFER SOVIET VOICE IN PEACE PACT   U. S. Unveils 7-Point Terms Of Treaty On Formosa

Russia And US Bicker Over New Jap Peace Plans   Reds Object Loudly To  Peoposals For Formosa

America Bares 7-Point Plans For Jap Pact   Russians Hint Opposition By Publication of Note Sunposedly ‘Secret’.

SOVIET VOICE IN PEACE PACT   U. S. Unveils 7-Point Terms Of Treaty On Formosa

AMERICAN PLAN - FOR JAP PEACE TREATY BARED   Russia Offered Voice, Along With Britain and China, in Determining Future of Formosa.   SEVEN “PRINCIPLES” FOR NEGOTIATIONS   U. S. Would Assume Responsibility for Nippon’s Security Until U. N. Could  Guarantee It.

U.S. Offers 7-Point J ap  Peace Plan   Details Revealed After Russia  Breaks Secrecy

RUSSIA OBJECTS TO PROPOSALS  US. Discloses Seven-Point Japanese Peace Treaty Plan

U. 5. Unwraps Peace Proposal For Japan   Russia Offered Voice 11 Future Of Island Of  Formosa

RUSSIA INVITED TO TALKS   American Peace Plan !s Disclosed  First in Moscow

J, $. REVEALS PROPOSED JAP PEACE TREATY   Would Give Russia Voic In Determining For mosa’s Future   MOSCOW QUESTIONS DETAILS OF PLAN

Chambers in New Refusal fo Quit KC Police Board  Second Parley With Smith Brings No Phase, nL hhind

Stands Pat. Refuses  To Resign   One Member of Kansas City Police Board Will Not Voluntarily Quit

STATE TO BUY EXTRA LIGUOR   Move To Forestall Possibl War-Induced Shortages

Dolly Dies at Dawn . Killer Elephant Executed Despite Pleas for Reprieve

Hollywood Weighs Future for Judy   ‘Opposing Thoughts Make Rounds; Health Is Repartedly: Poor

‘Little Girl, What Now?’ Is Question on Lips of Movie Folks of Judy Garland, Star

What Is Next For Filmland's Judy Garland?   Hollywood Asks Question After Famed Singing Star Slashes Throat

What Next For Judy Garland?  Hint Young Actress May Be Washed Up

K’ Ration Is Out:  New Ration Better  Eggs Taste Like Eaas, Report Says

Vocal Music Depts. To Present ¢ ' e ) 2 Spring  rograms   Tickets Will Be Sold to Finance Pittsburgh Trip

Vocal Music Depts. 2s Present 2 Spring Programs   Tickets Will Be Suld to Finance Pittsburzh Trip

Planes’ Flight To Germany Was Surprise  Assistant Attache Of U.S. Embassy Tells

Three Czech Planes Flee  To Germany U. 5. Woman On Mystery Flight Tells Of Surnrise

J. S. Attache Comes Back to Prague After Surprise Flight to Germany

U.S. Employe Tells Of Trip   Assistant Attache At Em _ bassy Was On One Of The Czech Planes.

Refurns fo Prague After ‘Surprise’ Flight to Germany   U. S. Embassy Worker "In Dark” As to Purpose of Mysterious Escanade.

AMERICAN ON ESCAPE PLANE WAS SURPRISED   Embassy Employe Has No Clue on Amazing Flight From Reds.

Mystery In Czech Flights From Red Land:   Rumors Put Prague In Stew, But Nobod) Seems to Know

CZECH PLANES’ ESCAPE STIRS FLOW OF RUMORS   Flight Of Three Aircraft From Slovakia Into Western Germany Unexplained—American Embassy Attache Aboard One Of Liners Unable To Offer Clues As To What Was Behind Affair, Saying She Thought She Was On Her Way To Prague

U.S. Attache Can't Furnish Enlightenment   By NATE POLOWETZKY Of the Associated Press

American Amonc Those Kidnaped   Destination Surprised Her, Librarian Says

Air Escape Is Shrouded By Mystery   Assistant Attache — To U.S. Embassy In Prague Surprised, Returns To Prague

Democrats Expecting Fight On Inclusion Of Bonus For Veterans — Plank Changes Considered

WAS FOUND DEAD IN CAR   : ‘Actor Phoned - Friends to Get “Something From Front Seat

FIFTH COLUMN TAG ASKED FOR AGGRESSION :   U. S. Joins Five Other Nations in Calling It Gravest Crime

6 U.N. Nations Call Aggression  Gravest Crime   Assembly Urged to Act On Proposal; Australia Urges Use of A-Bomb

AGGRESSION SEEN BY 3 POWERS AS “GRAVEST CRIME”   U. N. Called Upon to Se Brand Open or Fifth Column Activities Against a Peaceful Country.   HOLLAND'S DELEG4TE OFFERS RESOLUTION   It Is Introduced After Aus. tralian’ Upholds Use of Atom Bomb to Ward Off Attacks.

UN ASSEMBLY MAY OUTLAW ‘AGGRESSION   Six Nations Sponsor Answer To Soviet ‘Peace’ Plan

A-Bomb Use Upheld Against Aggressor   Western Answer To. So viet Peace Plan Is Introduced

Australia Says Use Of Atomic Bomb Justified To Halt Any Aggression

UN Asked. To Brand  Agoression  U. S. Leads Plan To Counter Red ‘Peace’ Proposal

Asked to Brand Aggression as Grave Crime  _, ee eee ee, fe Sse eee   Proposal Presented to UN by U.S., Five Other Nations

Ask UN Label: Aggression as Worst Crime  IInitad Statec Inins   United States Joins Five Other Nations In Reply to Soviet Disarmament Plan

Seek To Brand Agaression as Gravest Crime  UN Resolution Would Include Fifth Column Actions Under Ban

Urge Stern Stand on Ageression   Five Nations Join U. S. in Stand in U. N. Assembly.

Crime Brand On Aggressor Asked in U.N.   US., Five Others Counter ‘Peace’ Proposel of Russia

Aggression Big Crime, UN Informed   Soviet Bloc Ciaims West Wants Atomi Bomb As Weapon

Stragglers Say Taejon Was Lost House by House   Fate of Many GI's In 34th Regiment Still Is Unknown

Death and Heroism as Gls Fought The Final Burning Hours of Taejon   Hint of Nightmarish Struggle of U.S. 34th Regiment Reaches Tokyo; It May Take Days To Find Out How Many Americans Escaped

MacArthur Levels Charges at USSR And Red China for Helning Enemy

Explorer Urges  Sub-Ice Submarines  Sir Hubert Wilkins Shows Advantages

Taft Following Commie Line, Harriman Says   Special Truman Aide Asks Labor To Work For Defeat Of Senator

2 Killed, 16 Injured  In Pampa Collision   Bus-Aulo Collision Claims 1 Near Tulla

Russian Public “Indignant” Over American Intervention, Moscow Press Reports

Russia Trying To Stir Peonle Against U.S.   Moscow Press Claims Indignation Spreads Throughout Country

Protest Meetings Reported All Over USSR Moscow Press Claims Soviets lred By U.S. Korean Action

President of Korean Republic Is Planning Return to Seoul   By HUGH BAILLIE  BRuacislant af tha Yinitad Pence

Dimes March Seeks $650.000 In County   Charter Night  Bor Orland Liens At Martinicue

Conaress Will Start Work On New Tax Bill  Wartime Tax Rates   Wartime Tax Rates May Be Restored At President's Request

Income Tax MayGoUp 18 Percent   Congress Starts Work Next Week On Wartime Rate

WARTIME TAX RATES PLANNED   Congresg Starts Work Next Week to Raise Five Billion Dollars Asked by President Truman for National Defense.

Troops Appear Far Behind Allied Lines   One U.S. Marine ‘Unit Ambushed By Guerillas

BATTLE FURY INCREASES —  Chinese Reds Join Fight T> Check Allies in Korea

Chinese Red Help Stiffens Foe in Korea   Marines Ambushed by Communist Foe  Behind Allied Line

Korean Reds Aided by China Reds Battling F urtously to Stem UN March on Manchuria

Marine Mop-Up Force Slashed By Rea rArea Red Attack — Prisoners Say Up To 60,000 Chinese Fighting With Battered N. Koreans

U. S., British Aim For Border Goal   Guerrilla Activity Behind Lines Flares With New Fury Deep in South

oe MARINE PATROL UNIT IS AMBUSHED   2 China Communist Units Identified As Fighting Roks

New Fights Rage Behind Front Lines   Eighth Army Source Expects To Reach ria In Waal

Chinese Red Prisoners Questioned   Captured Men Identify Troops Now in Battle

Marine Company Is Ambushed Near Wonsan   ‘Chinese Communists Identify Units Battling in Korea

Lash Allied Forces Far Behind Line   Prisoners Identify Red Chinese Units Now In Korean War.

New Resistance Slowing Advance  Of Allied Forces  U.S. Marine Unit Wiped Out During Ambush Attack

—KOREAN WAR  UN Troops AreN earing  Manchuria  U.S. Marine Unit Caught In Ambush

Aided by Chinese Reds As They Try To Stem Advance   Marine Company Cut to Pieces By Bypassed Band

Marine Unit Cut to Pieces; ROK Battalion Withdrawing   Allied Units Expect to Reach Manchurian Fron tier Within Week

Chinese Units in Korea Identified by U. §. Prisoners   Meanwhile. Reds Hit Back at Allied Troops South of Advance.

Allies Run Into Fierce Resistance   * Prisoners Declare Chinese Reds Aid Nerth Kereans

Chinese Reds Aid In Furious Fight   Try to Stop Allied Push tc Manchurian Border;  Strike Behind Lines   MARINES AMBUSHED   2 Chinese Prisoners Insist Up to 60,000 Country men in Koera

Korean Reds Fight With New Fury   Communists Lash Out Behind Lines Of ROK Troops

Marine Company Ambushed  Prisoners Name Chinese Red Units in Fight

North Koreans Strike Against Mop-Up Forces   One U.S. Marine Company Cut to Pieces In Wonsan Ambush

Korean, Chinese Reds Fight fo Slow Up Allies   Company of Marines Is Cut to Pieces in Ambush Near Wonsar

Marines Cut To Pieces in  Red Ambush   Yank Troops Expected To Reach Manchuria Within Week Despite  Surprise Resistance

China Reds Aid Koreans Slow  Allied Advance   By- passed Communists Cut U. 8. Marine Init tn Pieces

U.N. Forces Hold Ground In Drive Toward Border  MacArthur Seeking Early Finish To

Chinese Right In Thick Of Fighting   Company Of U. S. Marines Cut To Pieces In Ambush; Reds Hoping To Stem Allied Advance On Rorder.

MANCHURIAN © TROOPS AID KOREAN REDS   Prisoners Tell of Two Units Sent Across Frontier by China to Aid North Koreans.   5. KOREAN ADVANCE SUPPLY LINES CUT   American Marine Company Ambushed by 10,000 Reds; Pocketed Enemy Troops Fight   Fiercely.

Marine Company Cut fo Pieces In Red Ambush   Two Prisoners Name Specific Chinese Units They Say Are in Fight

Company Of Marines Is Cut To Pieces  American Contingent   American Contingent Ambushed In Wonsan Area; South Koreans  Still Alongs Yalu

Allies Meet Stiff Resistance As Reds Seek To Prevent Them From Reaching Manchurian Border.  CHINESE COMMUNISTS HAVE LARGE ARMY

Allies Announce Goal To Clear North Korea of Reds Within Week   Chinese Prisoners Name Their Units   U.S. Marine Company Is Cut to Pieces Behind Lines by An Ambush

U.S. Marine Unit Caught In Ambush   American, British Troops Eapected To Hit Border In Week

Allied Advance Is Slowed, But. Push To Border Likely Within The Week .

Enemy Strikes Deep Behind Front Lines   Prisoners Estimate 30,000 To 60,000 Chinese Reds Are Fiahting In Korea

Allies Expect to Reach Manchuria Border in Week Despite Furious, Scattered Opposition of Enemy -

CHINESE TROOPS JOIN N. KOREANS TO FICHT ALLIES      Enemy Struggles With enewed Fury To Halt Advance Of U. N. Forces Toward anchuria.

Korean Reds Fight Harder Near Border   Communist Troops, .. . From China Fight... Under ‘Higher’ Orders

Resistance Is Stronger Near Border Line   Marine Company Cut To Pieces In Ambush

CHINA SUPPORTS NORTH KOREANS — IN BORDER FIGHT   Despite Furious Last Stand Struggle of Communists, Yank Officers Expect Americans To Reach Manchurian Line Within One Week.

Bolstered Red Troops Fight Hard   Allied March to  Manchurian Border Furiously Opposed; Chinece Aid Enamy

British And U. S. Troops Advancing   Bodies of Thirty More Americans Located Near Train

Chinese Reds Aid In Furious Fight   My PUIWUS «Pipi  Try to Stop Allied Push to Manchurian Border; Strike Behind Lines  MARINES AMBUSHED 2 Chinese Prisoners Insist  Up to 60,000 Country . , men in Koera

U.S. and British Troops Driving Toward Border   Yank Marine Company “Cut to Pieces’ in an Ambush Near. Wonsan

North Koreans Fighting With Renewed Fury  Troops Are Aided By Chinese Reds

cr  Cotton Shortage Worstin Century, Economist Says   Increased Production Without Upsetting Balance Called Key

Bus Crashes Into Crowd   Two Killed as Result Of Truck-Bus Collision In Downtown New York

Russians Go  To Polls For  Big Election Vote For Single Candidate List

BUT STALIN IS SILENT Politburo Talks of Peace As Russians Go to Polls

Russians V ote For Leaders;  Belgium Too   Commies Sure To Win With ‘Peace’ Platform; Leopold’s Exile Issue

Russia Goes to Polls; Stalin Keeps Silent   Red Peace Policy Big Issue, ’ Politburo Members Tell Voters

Stalin Fails  To Make Talk Ur ging Peace   _ Politburo Members Say Peace Is Big Issue, As USSR Goes To Polls

Soviet Leader’s Expected Address Unreported as Balloting. Starts

Russian Reds Conduct Election  With Stalin Silent on War, Other Major Policy Programs

PEOPLE TOLD BIG TOSUE Io PEACE POLIG   Foreign Diplomats Expecting Some Overtures for New Talks.

Soviet Moves To Cast Vote; Stalin Silent   Red Prime Minister Omits Traditional Address On Election Eve

Politburo Speakers’ Themes on Eve of Vote Indicate War Fear In U.S.S.R.; Stalin Talk Doubtful

RUSSIANS BEGI CASTING BALLOTS   CITIZENS THROUGHOUT COUN. TRY VOTING FOR DELEGATES TO PARLIAMENT.

No Report Of Speech By Stalin   Ruseians Begin ‘Voting’ for Single List of Candidates

Candidates Use Theme Of Peace   Stalin Is Running In Moscow District Without Opposition

Russians Begin Casting Ballots   A One-List Ticket Offered To Party Members For the Election of Parliament

Stalin Talk Missing In Red Election   Citizens Cast Ballot: For Delegates To Supreme Soviet

Soviet Citizens Casting Ballots On Lone Ticket   Expected Speech By Stalin Not Reported Russians Fear War, UN Group Predicts

Big Issue, Electors Told, Is Russian “Policy Of Peace”; Citizens Get No Choice Of Candidates When They Appear At Polls

PREDICT NEW TAX INCREASE   Senators Eye Future A: Excess Profits Levy Debate Begins

H-Bomb Plant Deal Is Closed  In Washineton   Site Not Yet Selected, But DuPont Will Build Units To Make Explosives

Sub-Zero Weather Strikes West and Mid-West but East, South Have It Mild

HOOVER CALLED TO TESTIFY IN SPY CASE   U.S. Wants Spy Tried Here Where Penalty Is Death

). Edgar Hoover To Tell Congress New Spy Leads   Gen. Groves Also To Testify at Hearings Today

FBI Head Called To Tell of Leads In New Spy Case   AEC Is Disturbed about Arrest of British Man, Fuchs, on Espionage Charges; Call Groves.

Hoover To Testify In Atomic Spy Case   Government Upset Over Arrest of British Scientist

U.S. MEDIATOR CALLS ON PHONE ADVERSARIES, PUT PUBLIC INTEREST FIRST

No Break Indicated  In Telephone Deadlock   Mediator Ur ges Union and Firm To Remember Public Interest

lelephone Strike Remains Unsettled  Public Interest Plea _ Givan Both Portier

Talks Fail In Phone Strike   U. S. Mediator Calls For Mediation In The Public Interest

Tough Asia’ Policy Due   Staff Chiefs Studying Defense On Okinawa

Joint Chiefs Visit Okinawa, Key U. 5. Base   Tough Stand Mapped Against Communism

STAFF CHIEFS EYE OKINAWA   U. S. May Take Tougher Stand Against Spread Of Communism

MILITARY HEADS ASK BOLD STAND   Joint Chiefs Of Staff, Looking Over Okinawa, Ponder Touvher Front Against Communists In Asia.

OHIO TO PROBE RECENT SHARP PRICE BOOSTS   Attorney General Duffy Acts Under State AntiTrust Provision

Duffy Starts Prose Of hive In Ohio Prices  - Violators Of Anti- Trust eat  Cra KFrPaAaAnRAITIAaAc

Swarmer Strip Busiest In US   Carolina Maneuvers Continuing Today

Though Reports Change, Prospects Of Hard, Bloody Campaign Remain

Optimistic Tinge Is Noted Now In Korea Scene; U. §. Makes Gains But Girds for Hard Fight

Bitter Campaign Seen by Capital  Military Leaders Cite Bad Weather

- Washington Observers Encouraged By Tinge Of Optimism In Korean Reports

SSGEL EE: AAU UUY 2440588 5 SAEED eS eee  T nce OF Onlimism Noted InRenorts From Korean Fro.

KOREAN WAR MAY BELONG   But Late Dispatches Indicate Southern Lines Not Crumbling.

Woman Comes To Just Before Burial  Funeral Called Off For Malaria Victin

Studio Releases Movie Actress _  Judy Garland Eyes — ' Screen, Stage Roles

JUDY GARLAND IS GIVEN RELEASE BY MGM STUDIO   ‘Severs Ties With Company After 15 Years of Stardom.

RATIONING MAY BE ORDERED BY CITY OFFICIALS   Survey Supplies On Hand In Local Yards After Williams’ Order

Chrysler Bid  _ Narrows Gap   Pension Offer, Trust Fund Mav Fund 30.Nav Sirike

HOPES FOR QUICK END OF CHRYSLER WALKOUT MOUNT      Company Offers $30,000,009 Pension Trust Fund to Settle 59-Day-Old Strike.   UNION CHIEFTAINS TURN DOWN PROPOSAL   But They Assert It Is “Step in Right Direction”’—Calt for Increase in Fund.

Banks Asked for Lending Slowdown   Federal Reserve Worried About Infletionary Effect OF Booming Loans

State Accidents  Fatal to Fourteen Eight Were Killed In Two Mishaps

Fourteen Die in State Accidents   Four Persons Killed  in Car, Train Crash

NEW TAX BILL      W ould Cut Excise Levies, but Balance With Money From Other Sources.

Fear Capital Of South Korea May Be Razed   Red Forces in South Are In Mass Retreat Under Allied Blows

Report Reds To Fight To Death To Defend Seoul   Street By Street Fight Would Mean City’s Ruin

Communists In Mass Retreat On Southeast Front   7th Division Seized Hub City Of Suwon,” Valuation Airport Without Opposition; Marines Sweep To Han After Fierce Battle

Reds Planning ‘Death Fight’ Within City   Enemy Breaks Inte Mass Withdrawal On Southern Front

Reds in Mass Retreat on Southern Line   U.S. Force Also’ Captures Suwen ° and Its Airport .

Truman Challenges GOP To Find Fair Deal Substitute  In Brisk Spirits After Making 57  Speeches In Tour Across Country

Hood Waters Still Rising At Winnipeg  Army Asks Women.   Army Asks Women Children To Leave Canadian City

17 Dead Or Missing In Flood Area   Three States Swept By High Water: More Thousands Homeless

Urge Women And Children Flee Winnipeg  Warn Flood Battle   Warn Flood Battle  May Last Weeks as Red River Stays Up; Thousands to Move

Raging Floods Take High Toll In Two Nations  Evacuate Winnipeg, Nebraska Counts Death Rolf of 17

WOMEN AND CHILDREN ADVISED TO LEAVE   WIM Lighten Winnipes’s Burdens In Fight Against Still-Rising Red Eiver

"ROUND THE BUCKEYE STATE   Army Inductions Suspended During Christmas Season:

Britain's Labor Government Victor Today  Five-Vote Majorities Won In Two Battles On House Issues

‘ESTIMATED 125 RED TANKS ' KNOCKED OUT, BUT STILL _ THEY CONTINUE TO COME

[Red Tanks Keep Coming Despite Heavy Losses; IChina Reds Bombard Nationalist-Held Island

Estimated 125 Red Tanks Knocked Out, But Still They Come, And How They Do It Puzzles Americans

How Do They Do It? poesia, Maaiaabtle  125 Communist Tanks ‘Hit But They Keep On Coming

20 RED TANKS STOPPED 10 DATE   BUT THEY KEEP COMING AND HOW THEY DO IT AMERICANS DO NOT KNOW.

N. Korean Ability To Move Supplies Proves One of Big Surprises of War

Big Surprise of War Is Reds’ Ability To Keep Tanks, Supplies Moving

Continuing Tank Advances Puzzle War Observers   Headquarters Estinsates At Least 125 Destroyed But Still They Drive On

GERMAN YOUTHS ARE BEATEN BY ANTI-COMMIES   These Who Marched With _ Reds Last Sunday Have  :. Shirts Burned   FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN HELMSTEDT

Anti-Reds Attack Youths Returning From Berlin Rally   ICommunist Youths’ Shirts Flags Are Burned In Helmstedt Violence

Infuriated Anti-Reds Overpower Them Burn Their Blue Shirts and Flags; Further Disorders Feared.

Blue Shirts, Mags Burned During Battle   Helmstedt Violence Is First to Stem Out of Big Parade in Berlin

Anti-Red German Group in Attack On Blue Shirts   Violent Outbreak Stems from Communist Parade in Berlin.

Blue Shirts, Flags Fired In Helmstedt   Police Say Trouble Began With Singing  Of ‘Internationale’

RETURNING YOUTHS ARE ROUTED   “Free Youths’ Ask Mercy; Burn Flags At Helmstedt

Blue Shirts Ripped From Backs and Burned at Helmstedt Along With Their Flags.   SET ON BY THOUSANDS WHILE ON WAY HOME   Qutnumbered Com mu nists Beg for Truce and Are Permitted to Leave British Jone Town,

Anti-Communists Beat Marchers, Rip Off Gorb for Bonfires Until Transients Leave

Burn Youths Clothes, Flags in British Zone   Violence Breaks Out After Communists Sing Internationale

West Cerman Blue Shirts Beaten And Stripped By Irate British Zone Mob

Young Reds Attacked By  Westerners  Rioting Follows   Rioting Follows Return Of Group From Big Rally

Flood Damage Cleared Away.   Pecatonia. River Drops After Wildest Spree

Merchant Losses in Darlington Run 50 Per Cent   Hose, Mop and Shovel Go Into Action in Wake of Flood

DEBATE IS BARRED   U. N. Assembly Moves tc Onick Vote on Ancle of Spain

U. N. Assembly Avoids Franeo Spain Debate   Only Soviet Bloc Favors Discussion, May Let Nation Join Agencies

UN REJECTS DEBATE ON FRANCO SPAIN    Quick Vote on Proposal To Permit Spain To Join Specialized Aqencies Predicted

WITH RESCUE RESCUE ONLY INCHES AWAY AWAY   Hn Digger Dies En fomibed: Digger Dies Enforbed In bh Rock Shaft’In Brooklyn

U. 3. FORMOSA POLICY PROBE DEMANDED...   AIT PMO <5 OTE 8 . a  Republican Senator Demands FullScale Investigation té Block Apparent Willingness to Abandon Island to Chinese Reds.

State Races Slugging It Out fo Finish   Most of Major Races May Be Settled Without RunOff, Senate Contest Tops

Campaign for U. 5. Senator State Feature   ‘Other Races Pushed Into Eclipse by Hot Drive Thomas and Mik Monroney Waging

Admits She Wrote Blackmail Letters  ‘Link ‘Sister-in-Law To Carters’ Slaying

Pickets Beat -Back Try By Coal Convoy To Roll To Fuel-Short Pittsburgh   New Effort, With Police Protection, Scheduled To Be Made This Morning; Lewis Claims City’s Bins Hold Vast Reserves’

Kiwanis Korn _ Kontinue Koming   Carney's Contemplations ‘Causing Consternation 

Senate Downs Plan to End Spud Supports   Adopts Substitute Calling for Marketing Controls

VAST INDUSTRY SILEN]   Ford Plants Halt Monday in Tribute to Founder's Widow

YOUTH LOOT  CHIFRIFefi¢ UALAF   SHERITE 9 HUME   $50 And Some Jewelry ~ Taken From J. Grosch’s Residence

Reds Preparing Drive on Chiang’   Appear Getting Ready For Operations To Tighten Grip on China

Ohio Weekend Death Fol 32  22 Traffic Accidents,   22 Traffic Accidents, 3 Drownings Recorded

Egypt Seizes Property of Princess and Queen Mother Due fo Wedding

PRINCESS WILL LOSE HERITAGE   Egypt’s Royal Council Re. fuses To Recognize Fathia’s Marriage

Cash Lacking To Pay Age Pension, Lamneck Finds   Welfare Department $3,389,000 Deficit In Salaries Looms

ILLINOIS PMW CANCELS STRIKE   MINERS WILL RETURN AFTER AGREEING TO CONTRACT EXTENSION

WILL RESUME. PRODUCTION TOMORROW   PMW Agrees to Return to Mines Under Extension  of Contract With State Operators.   FURNISH FIFTH : OF ILLINOIS COAL.   Will Continue Negotiations on Wages and Royalty With Final Contract to be Retroactive...

lilinois Diggers. Call Off Strike As of Tomorrow   Miners Agree With Coal Operators to Contrect Extension

10,000 Miners Back to Pits on Thursday  Coal Operators and  IJnion Agree on Con:   Coal Operators and  Union Agree on Con: tract, Extension

250,000 PEOPLE IN APARTMENTS TO FEEL PINCH   service Employes Join In Walkout—WageHour Dispute Involves 18,000 Employes, 2,000 Land lords.

No Luxury Tn Struck Apartments   Walkout of Service Employees Turns. Swank N. Y. Dwelling: Intoa Plain ‘Walk-Ins’

GOTHAM SERVICE WORKERS STRIKE   Wage Dispute Involves 200 Apartment Houses

Walkout Ties Up Apartment: In New York   Building Service Union Asks Pay Hike, Welfare Plen, Work Week Cut

Chicago Loyalty Parade Saturday   : Socialites Use the Stairs... Service Employes of New York Skyscraper Dwellings Strike

Strike Leaves New  Yorkers Up in Air   Elevator Employees and Other Workers begin Walkout at Apartments

U. S. Intantrymen Capture Ichon, Cut Red Escape Route   South Koreans Reach 38th Parallel, Wait United Nations Command To Cross Border

Action on Tax Measures Near In Legislature  51st Will Enter Final Half of Called Session

Action on Tax Measures Near In Legislature  5ist Will Enter Final  epee gee ee ee  ee A @Qiwszstam

Night Prowlers esume Attacks   State Officials Blame Klan for New Wave af Mah Tarrar

NIGHT RIDING BANDS RESUME IN DEEP SOUTH   Hoodlums Unmasked But Authorities Blame KKK

Prowling Gangs Resume Terror: Visits in South       ~ Operate Without Hood “or Mask But Officers - Blame Ku Klux Klan .

Night Terrorists Roaming Again ir Florida Districts  Hoodlums Resume Floggings Despite Unmasking Law

Alabama Night Riders on Prow  aw... ff RAL Fheene   Wave of Mob Terror Reaurmed; Qutrages Blamed on KKK

NIGHT RIDERS ACTIVE AGAIN   Gangsters Operating This Year Without Robes Or Masks      KLAN STILL BLAMED

‘Night Prowlers Resume Floggings and Terror Tactics Despite No-Mask Law

New Outrages Again Blamed On Ku Kinxer:   Unmasked Hoodlums Renew Alabama's Reign Of Terror

Night Riders Go On Prowl Again After Long Peace  Resume Wave of Mob  Terror In Alabama;

Bands Of Hoodlums Prowling By Night Terrorize, ama  In New Outbreak Of Vidlence

Night Riders Stirring Anew Over Alabama   Unmasked Raiders Resume Terroristic Raids; Officials Blame Ku Klux Klan Members

Alabama’s Night Riders  Prowl Again   Ku Klux Klan Creates New Wave of Mob Terror as Hoodlum Gang Murders

Night Bands Continue Terror Wave  QOutrages Blamed On Ku Klux Klan By Alabama Officials

‘Night Riders’ Resume Mob Terror in South   Period of Peacefulness Ends; K.K.K. Blamec For Outrages

Gangs In Alabama Now Operate Without Hoods   Ku Klux Klan Being Blamed By Officials Of State; Four Men Already Under Arrest Charged With Murder.

Prowlers Resume  Mob Terror Wave   Ku Klux Klan Gets Blame For New Alabama Outraaes

‘Night Riders’ Resuming Wave Of Mob Terror  Action Last Year Lec   Action Last Year Led To Anti-Mask Law

Berrien County Advanced As Site For New Michigan Operated TB Sanatorium

Gouwens Family  Annual Reunion Set For r Saturday  ep wae sev: Ge ie he SE Se ws   Annual Get-Together Expected To Attract 600

Gouwens Family Annual Reunion Set For Saturday  Annual Get-Together Expected To Attract 600

Food Processors Accused by Senator Of Baiting Congress   Industries Charged With Capitalizing On Price Situation

Wife Not Sorry Callazo Tried To Kill Truman, She Tells Newsmen  Says Husband Has FesteringDesire Bar Country's Freedom: Had left Her

Assassin Had Desire to Free Puerto Rico   Wife Portrays Gunman As Revolutionist: Not Sorry for His Actions

Dewey Squeezes State Rent Control Through Legislature with Aid of Foe   Boost Budget To $864 Million

Candidates — Hope To End ~—"Grundyism   Vote Not Close In RedHot Republican Primary Election

Duff, Running Mates Lead Grundy Slate   Governor, Fine Pull Far Ahead In Pennsylvania GOP Vote

Keystone Insurgents  Take Lead   Duff-Fine Slate Forging Ahead In Pennsylvania

Duff Ousts Grundy As Top Republican Leader With Pennsy Electors   Governor's Slate, Including Himself, Sweeps To Mammoth Leads With Nearly Half Of State’s Precincts Already Counted

Duff Winning In  Pennsylvania Tilt  Grundy Forces Fall Behind At Primary

Officers Attemp! To Trace Killer Of Baby Sift:   High School Stu’ Attacked, Stra= in Columbia Hon::

Japanese Peace Talks Launched   Dulles Scheduled to Confer Today With MacArthur on U. S. Treaty

Holiday Toll Of Deaths Is Climbing Fast   134 Recorded First 24 Hours of Weekend; Three Are Dead on Oklahoma Roads

Holiday Deaths  Mount Steadily 28 Violently Killed Since 6 P. M. Friday

House Panel Considers  [wo-Year Draft Term  Vinson Reveals It May Be Necessary To Call Men Who Are Now Draft-Proof

Two-Year Dratt Request Hinted   Men Not Now Subject to Call Also May Be Needed, Vinson Warns

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All In Various   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

DFATH WEAPO IS IDENTIFIED   Pistol Used In Slaying Of Ark. Taxi Driver Checked In Rail Station

Weird Turn Revealed in Murder Case      Taxi Driver Slain; Gun Identified as Being That of Negro Killed by Train

Two Amendments On Ballot for Nov. :  Constitutional Prepecale Invalve Highway Cammission Operetions

25,000 Persons Attend Revival   Billy Graham Draws Crowd To Opening Night In Atlanta

Lists Names of Certain Lawmakers   Mentions Those Whe Had Dealings With “Subversive” Group

Missing File of Names in Red Case Is Hunted   Listed Congressmen Who Had Dealings With Slav Congress

REPORT P COMMITTEE HAD LIST   Full Investigation Ordered By Chairman Wood  FORMER AGENT   Declares Paper Contained Names Of Contributors . To Slav Congress

SPY HUNTERS NOW SEARCH RECORDS FOR LOST PAPERS   FORMER FBI AGENT SAYS FILE NAMED MANY CONGRESSMEN

Committee Hunts Subversives List   House Group Seeks Missing File with Names of Suspects

Hunt For File With Names of Congressmen   Missing Papers Tell of Dealings With ‘Subversive’ Group

A Missing File Sought   Claim Congressmen’s Names Listed in Deal With Red Organizatior

House Committee Seeks Missing ‘Subversive’ List   Document Said to Include Names of Several Congressmen

Probers After Missing File  Said Ta Cantain Nax   Said To Contain Names OF Congressmen; Mystery Is Develoning.

Committee Hunts For Missing File Witness Claims Group  Once Had List Linking Congressmen to Reds

Missing File Being Sought   Said To Have Names Of Solons Who Dealt With ‘Subversives’

Mysterious Document . .. . ore ment sss  Search Is Pushed For List Of Reds

Reds Capture Chonan After Bloody Battle   Indicate U.S. — Tanks in Action For First Time

Invaders Lose 1) Tanks Under Allied Blows   Nearly Half of Reds’ Armor Blasted In Two Days’ Fightine

MAY NOW BE IN ACTION   Air Force Keeps Up Attack, Destroys 17 More Red Tanks

Army Spokesman Reports Seventeen Communist Tanks Destroyed in Saturday Fighting at Railway Center; Over Forty-two Enemy Tanks Smashed During Past Two Days.

Invaders Nab Key Rail City   Reports Indicate American Armor May Be in Action Against Invaders

Lose 17 Tanks In Heavy U. 8.  Counter-Attacks   North Koreans Force Allied Abandonment Of Strategic Transport Hub But Lose Tanks In Encounter; Communists Continue Their Drive Southward Into Interior

Kn edlers of Milford Center Chosen As Typical 4-H Club Family for 1950

90,000 Reds Are Massed Awaiting UN Army Blows   Icy Weather Cramps Progress; 2 B-29’s Damaged in Air Fight

BITTER COLD SLOWS DOWN KOREAN-WAR.   Temperature Orop_ Of 20 Degrees Within 24 Hours .

ADVANCES AREF RECORDED F rigid Siberian Winter Newest Foe For UN Force

Sudden Drop In Temperature On Korea Front  U.N. Forces Make   U.N. Forces Make Some Advances In Bitter Cold Winds

Two B-29s Damaged by Enemy Jets   G's Reach Reservoir; Troops Ill-Dressed For Icy Blasts.

Political Discord on ‘Two Issues   Crime Investigation, Civil Rights Shape Up Along Party Lines   ‘JUST PROPAGANDA’   Investigation of Reds In State Department Another Controversy

Lie Satisfied With Stalin Interviews  Time Will Tell Results Of Talk Ranartare Tald

Stalin Was Friendly, Trygve Lie Reports   Details of Moscow Talks Withheld by U.N. Chief—  No Quick Peace Move Seen

Lie Cheerful After Session With Kremlin   Secretary of UN Says He Is Not Dissatisfied With The Results Obtained in Interview With Stalin

Lie ‘Ts Not Dissatistied   UN Sec’y Says Time Will Tell About Talks With Russ

Lie Hopeful After Talks   U. N. Chief Says Time Will Tell if Parley With Reds Worth While

LIE SATISFIED WITH STALIN TALK   Exchanged. Views Of “Positive Kind” On International Situation

LABOR CRITICAL OF WAGE SURVEY   Funk’s Figures Are Noi Accurate Summary, Critics Say

State Wage Survey -Termed ‘Burlesque’ Labor Leaders Say Fig  ures Out Of Line With Actual Pay

Successes Reported On Three Fronts   Marines Gain Five Miles Near Chinju

Sherman Asks Missile Use   Admiral Says Guided Weapons Are Fully Developed

Guided Missiles Ready—Sherman  Adiniral Says Fleet Should Get New Arms

Missiles Ready  Sherman Says ~ Admiral Asks Funds To Convert Cruiser

Guided Missiles Now Ready For Navy Use, Admiral Says  Operations Chief Pleads for More Funds To Provide Fleet With Newest Equipment

Anprove Funds To Modernize Naval Fleet   Navy Is Ready to Install Guided Missiles, Says  Admiral Sherman

Guided Missiles ‘Ready for Use   Can Be Mounted on Ships, Sherman Says

Sherman Seeks Guided Missiles   House Group Okays Fund tor Navy Moderning Plan

KKK KK 5. 6. POLICEMAN WEARING UNIFORM, KLAN ROBE SHOT IN FIGHT WITH NEGROES

‘ C. Policeman, Wearing KKK Robe, Slain In Fight   . Conway Cop Reported Wearing White Robes Over Dniform: Negro In Undisclosed Jail

Bill To Spur Exploration For Ores Studied  Subsidies Would Stimulate Conservation In Mining 

Federal Agencies To Investigate  California Crime Expect Submit Cases to Grand Jurv

Assassination of Davidian to Be Probed   Grand Jury to Get Information on Witness Slavina

U.S. LAUNCHES CRIME INQUIRY IN CALIFORNIA   Grand Jury, Called In Try to Smash Gang Activity

Gains for Allies Reported on All Korean Sectors   Most of Enemy Across Naktong Driven Back

Reds near Chinju Retreating; North Force Hurled Back   Battle of Naktong River Bulge Swings in Favor of U. S. Counter-Thrusts

CONFESSES — MURDER OF SWEETHEART   Jealous Youth Uses Belt te Strangle Girl; His Father a Cop.

YOUTH CONFESSES JEALOUS RAGE IN STRANGLING GIRL   TRIED SUICIDE BY SLEEPING PILLS AS SWEETHEART DIED

Jealous Youth Confesses Killing Pretty Sweetheart   WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN L. A

Youth, 19, Admits Killing Sweetheart Because She  Went Out With Other Boys

Youth Tells of Stranaling Girl  Dramatic Bedside Confession Given

Youth Admits Killing  To Policeman-Father   Strangled Former Fiancee With Belt During Lover’s Quarrel in Auto

—KILLS IN JEALOUS RAGE— Policeman’s s Son Admits S trang ling Sweetheart

YOUTH ADMITS HE KILLED GIR!   Makes Dramatic Bedside Confession to Policeman-Father

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING GIRI   Californian Tells Policeman, Father He Strangled Sweetheart in Quarrel

‘She Broke Our Engagement’ Policeman-Father Hears iSon Confess to Murder

UN Secretary-General Ready To Call Special General Assembly Meet   New Aggression Anywhere In World _ Would Be Signal For Convening Of Entire UN Body If Necessary, Says Lie

Lie Says He Has Power To Call Assembly Should  New Aggression Occur

Lie Says He Will Not Hesitate to Call Meeting If He Sees It Necessarv

U.N. Assembly Could Be Callec In Emergency   Another Aggression Might Bring Meeting On 24-Hour Notice

COULD SUMMON UN ASSEMBLY ON SHORT NOTICE   Lie Says He Has Authority To Call Session In Event Of New Aggression   DEBATE TO RESUME IN COUNCIL TODAY

GROUP COULD BYPASS RED VETO  UN Assembly Could Convene In 24 Hours lf Needed, Lie Says

UN Group. Ready For  Aggression   Secretary General Will Not Hesitate To Call Emergency Meeting  NEED PACT   Negotiation Need To Be Greater Than Ever After A Korean Peace

TRYGVE LIE TELLS NEWSMEN General Assembly Can Meet In 24 Hours In Event of War

LieWould  Call U.N. _ Assembly   Secretary-General Says He Would Not Hesitate   _IN EMERGENCY   Bold and Enlightened Act of Statesmanship is ~ Needed, He Declares.

CAN MEET ON DAY'S NOTICE, LIE DECLARES   May Set Aside Rules if Russ Tries to Tie Up Council With a Veto.

Lie Can Call U.N. Assembly In 24 Hours   Extrdordinary Session Is Pledged In Event Of New Aagression

Lie Says He'd Call Assembly In Emergency  Could Convene On IA Unurc Naticao

Lie Set to Call U.N. Session   Assembly Could Gathet On 24 Hours Notice

Lie Says UN Could Meet Quickly if  New Threat Arises Would Cail Assembl   Would Call Assembh Together in 1 Day Discuss Vato Move

U.N. Official Gives Views On World Wa   Trygve Lie Says Statesmanship Needed ts Meet Threat of War

LIE SAYS U. N. CAN MEET ON 24 HOURS NOTICE IF NEEDED   Would Set Aside Rule Requiring 14-Day Call In Any Emergencies

LIE HAS POWER TO CALL ASSEMBLY   FULL UN COUNCIL COULD BE CALLED WITHIN 24 HOURS

Lie Says Assembly Is Ready   Can Meet Quickly in Case of New Attacks He Tells Reporters

Ten Men Saved In Yukon Crash  Canadian Team Goe: After C47 Survivors

3 Yanks Injured When 2nd Rescue Plane Crashes   Hunt Continues For 44 On Plane Lost Since Jan. 26

Throat Slashed From Ear To Ear Dallas Murder Victim Was "Taken For Ride’

HURRICANE HITS ALABAMA   Winds, Accompanied by heavy Rains, Knock Out CommunicaHions Lines and Electric Power Facilities —- Storm‘a Force Decreasing.

Hurricane Kips Out Lines, Stops  Trains In South  Alabama Damaged By Waning Storm; 12 Home: leveled In Florida City

Reformed Bank Robber Invited to Visit Banker He Robbed 12 Years Ago

G.0.P. Grour Sets Goal On Money Cut   Policy Committee Eyes Billion Slash In Omnibus Measure

GOP's Aim At $996 Billion Omnibus Slash   Army, Navy And Air Force Would Be Exempt From  ~ Reductions; Randall And Oahe Funds Get Final OK

Majority Of $350,000,000 Ticketed For Air Power; Republicans To Go Along With } Vote On Bill Near

Fund Cut Sought By GOP   Leaders Prepare Drive Against Bie Money Bill

Seek Billion-Dollar Slash  GOP Not To Touch Defense  Funds In New Economy Drive

House Set To Add $350,000,000, For Air  Power, To National Defense Measure

Party Heads See Defense Bill Passage   “Strange Submarine” Reported Sunk, News Aids Act’s Chances

House Set To  Add Chunk To)  Defense Funds)   To [Finally Release k To2 US Fliers Afte unds18 Mo. In Prisor

House GOP Heads Agree to Cut Bill   Will Try to Cut Off $996 Million From Appropriation Bill

Cold War Too Hot To Slash Defense Funds  Sinking Of Mystery Submarine Reported

GOP LEADERS AGREE ON FUND BILL CUT   Press 996 Million Slash, Seek Fewer U.S. Jobs,  Government Cost Curb

House Ready To Add More For Defense, Air Program   Money Would Be Put Into Appropriation Bill Nearing Floor

GOP Leaders Agree to Push $1 Billion Cut   Appropriations Bill to Be Economy TargetMilitary Forces to Be Exempted From Slash

House Is Ready To Vote Millions For Air Defense   Would Add Millions To Defense Budget, Principally For Air

Would Cut Bill  Close to Billion   House Republican Leaders Agree Today to Try for Substantial Reduction in $29,000,000,000 Omnibus Appro priation Measure. aye   AMENDMENTS PROPOSED

HOUSE SET 10 OKAY HIKE. IN DEFENSE FUND   Air Power Would Benefit From Additional $350.000:000.

House Ready To Increase Defense Fund   $350,000,000 More To Be Available For Modern Planes

HOUSE SET TO BOOST DEFENSE   Most Of Extra $350,000,000 Will Go For Air Power   1G. O. P. GOES ALONG

Republicans in House Agree to Cut Money Bill   $996,000,000 Is to Be Pared, Decision of Policy Committee

House Set to Vote 350 Millior For Air Power   Republicans Indicate a ‘Hands Off’ Defense Budget Policy

GOP Committee Meets To Figure Out Slash Plan   Young’s Assertion Expected To Have Little Influence

GOP TRIES 10 CUT BUDGET $996,000,000   House Republicans Seek to Reduce Federal Jobs, Cut Sums for Government Operation.   "NO REDUCTION IN MILITARY SPENDING   May Add Extra $350,000,000 for Air Power on Report U. S. Recently Sank Strange Submarine.

Go in Omnibus Appropriation   Economy Bloc To Keep Hands Off Big De: fense Budaet .

House Republicans Will Attempt fo Slash $996,000,000 From Major Appropriation Bill by Cutting Governmental Operations

Top House Re publicans Agree.On Plan To Slash Omnibus Spending Bill

FUNDS NEEDED FOR WARSHIPS AND BOMBERS   Republicans indicate That hey Will Keep Hands Off National Defense  Budaet   CREATES LITTLE STla

NO REDUCTION IN MILITARY PLANNED   Taber Says Billion Dollar : Reduction Is Goal   Says U. S. Ship May Have Engaged Strange Sub And Sunk Same

Poise Pruning Knife Above Omnibus Bill   Republican Policy Committee Decides  To Exempt Defense Fram Prannced (Cite

House GOP Chiefs Map Funds Cut   $996 Billion Slice Sought; Defense Spending Exempted

Funds Are Sought  For Addition to  Office Building Auditorium Planned  That Would Seat About 1.200 Persons

Governor Wants Money for fwelveFloor Builaing   Adding Three Stories end Auditorium Would Cosi $3.975.000 More.

MINERS START DIGGING   New Agreement Will Run for 28 Months; Pay Hike Granted

Miners Go Back To Pits   Some Return Early; Others Waiting For Official Word

Ral Enployes Also Working To Move Fuel   Steel Mills Aro Getting Ready To Resume Prodiaction.

Nation's Soft Coal Tap Is Opened Today   Few Mines Already Operating; State May Relax Rules

Laughing Miners Return To Posts   Others Awaiting The Official Word

Contract Signed And Long Strike Comes to anEnd   Pay Boost Granted; Thousands of Idle Workers Jubilant

Social Security Tax On Some Paychecks Increased At Midnight Saturday

Today's Skies   Fire Hits Sullivan Gardens Homes, Threatens To Destroy Entire Block

UN’s Cease Fire Order Is Ignored   MacArthur Speeds Aid To Defenders, But Situation Grave

Death Toll For Holiday 20 in Ohio   Explosions Fatal To Four Increase Total For Four Dava

Five Known Dead In Oregon Flood; Damage Mounting  Broad Valleys Of Western Sectian OF Stata   Broad Valleys Of Western Section Of State Hard Hit.

FLOOD CRESTS TAKE 5 LIVES   Sweep Into Valleys After Leaving Untold Damage In Mountain Areas

Oregon River Flood Crests. Sweep Valleys   Floods Claim Five Lives, Untold Damage Of Millions in Mountain Areas: 2000 Homeless

Flood Crests Sweep into Ore. Valleys   Death Toll Is Now ’ Set At 5; Many  Towne Ara Iealated

Flood Waters Claimed Five Lives In West   Over 2,000 Peopie Driven From Homes In Oregon

Muddy River Crests Are Sweepinc Into Broad Valleys of West Oregon: Damage Toll Is Growing

CLAIMS FIVE LIVES   Flood Toll Continues to Mount in Valleys of Western Oregon

Kw~KNuWRK ALABAMA WOMAN PAYS  $12, SUFFERS BRUISED HAND TO RESCUE PUPPIES,

May Seek Drafting Of 18-Year Olds   Chiefs Of Staff Find Present Goals Inadequate

Military’s Goals Held  Inadequate   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Preparing Plans For Speeding Up Of Program

Joint Chiefs Plan For New Stepped-Up Mobilization Program  Bradley Urges More Men and Money, Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Seen

Mobilization Program to Be Stepped Up   Hershey May Ask for Approval to Draft 18 Year Olds

Bradley Says Present Plans Not Adequate  fe. £0 ML* ke. Pace   Staff Chiefs Draft A New Program For HST To Give Solons

Bradley Says Present Plans Not Adequate  Staff Chiefs Droft A New Program Fa MCT Ta Give Salane

Joint Chiefs Plan To Step Up Mobilization; Call Goals Inadeauate

Prepare New Stepped Up Draft Plans   Will Call for Further Expansion Of Armed Forces

Chiefs Of Statf To Submit New Plan To Teuman   18-Year-Old Men May Be Called

Chiefs of Staff Preparing Revisec Mobilization Plar  U. S. Leaders Believe Pracant Armaoad Eareac

Joint Chiefs Map Mobilization Hike  Military Quotas Now Short, Staff Says

New Program May Mean -~ Drafting Of Youths In 18-Year-Old Group.

Campaign Fund Probe Pledged   ‘We'll Investigate Any Complaint’ Gillette Promises

Kidnaper Slain In Gun Battle At Mingo Junction   Forces 2 Youths Into Trunk Of Automobile; Held Captive For 2 Days On 1500-Mile Trip

Kidnapper Shot; Boys Released      Youths Are Beaten And Locked In Trunk For 1,500 Mile Ride

KIDNAPER SLAIN FLEEING POLICE   RESCUE 2 YOUTHS HELD CAPTIVE FOR 1,500 MILE RIDE

Death Ends Crime Spree   Abductor of Two Boys Killedin Running Battle With Police in Ohio

Kidnaper Is Killed In Gun Battle   Steals Car, Locks Owners In Trunk: Wife Tips Police

TWO YOUTHS KEPT IN AUTO TRUNK 2 DAYS   Taken on 1,500-Mile Kidnap Ride; Abductor Shot to Death.

Kidnaper Slain After Driving Two Youths On Two-Day, 1,500-Mile Ride In Car Truck

KIDNAPER SLAIN AFTER HOLDING 2 BOY VICTIMS   Electrician Shot in Heort B: Officer—~Youths Are Weak from Ordeal

Shooting of Captor Ends Kidnapping Of Two Boys In Trunk of Aufomobile

iKidnaper Dead, Case Closed— 2 Youths Tel! Of Terror In Car Trunk

Kidnaper Of Two Is Shot To Death   Man Who Kept Z Boys In Auto Trunk During 2-Day Ride is Slain

Kidnaped Youths Safe After Long Ride In Car Trunk; Captor Killed by Police

Kidnaper of Two Youths Is Slain   Boys Transported 1,500 Miles in Car Trunk Before Rescue

Kadnaper Dies In Duel With Police   Boys Held 2 Days In Auto Tronk

DR NRRNR AAO NEe. .., ike, .neeeniouaameaamaaal 86 HUKS KILLED IN LUZON BATTLE

Defense Plan Drafted For Major Cities   Atom Bomb Worri Bring Government Action For Survey

Civil Defense Plan May Be Set Up Soon   Government Preparing Program To Be Given To Cities. States

Work On Civil Defense Plan Is Under Way   Program Will Be Ready This Summer; Special Surveys Conducted In Chicaao, Seattle

MayorsTold Civil Plan  ToBeReady   National. Office Works to Get Defense Ideas for Cities Worried Over Atom Bomb -:   Surveys Are Made   Federal Government: Is Not Footing Bill for Defenses

Civilian Defense Programs Rushed  Cities To Receive Data This Summer

Emergency Civil Defense Plan Will Be Ready Soon For A-Bomb Worried Cities

rmergency Civil Defense Plan to Be Ready Soon tor Worried U. S. Cities

CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS STUDIED   Emergency Program Will Be Ready Soon For Nation’s Cities Worried Over Atomic Ramb Prognecta

CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN IN THE MAKING FOR NATION'S A-BOMB WORRIED CITIES

Government fo AidIn Advice, Guidance Only   Areas Will Figure Out Arrangements, Deavide For Costs

CIVIL DEFENSE TO BE READIED   Emergency Plan Is Con. templated For A-Bomb Worried Cities   MAYORS COMPLAIN

Civilian Defense Program Studied   Will Be Drafted and Ready for Cities in Short Time

A-Bomb Defense Plan For Cities  Will Soon Be Ready For Tryout In U. 5.

A-Bomb Worried Cities to Get Defense Plar.   Washington, Seattle and Chicago Areas Are To Be Studied

CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN READIED   Special Study Underway To Aid Cities In Event of Attack.

NSRB Preparing Civil Defense Plan For U. S.   Mayors Seeking To Find Out Details Of New Program

Civil Defense Plan Being Formed for Cities Fearing Atomic Bomb Attack

Chart Plans for Civilian Defense   Designed for Nation's A-Bomb Worried Cities

Start Civil Defense Surveys  Plans To Be Ready Soor For Worried Cities

Civil Defense For Cities to BeReady Soon   Program for Possible Emergency Use to Be Given Nation’s A-Bomb Worried Centers

Emergency Civilian Defense Plan To Be Offered Cities Fearing Atom-Bomb Attacks

A-BOMB CIVIL DEFENSE PLANNED FOR U. S. CITIES   Gov't Not to Foot the Bill But Will Offer Guidance.

Has Temperature Of 112.5 and Lives  Chinese Patient In Malays Develops Rarely High Feve:

Bridges Takes Witness Chair  reruca. lt Daviiieas   Accused Perjurer To Tell Story

Heart Attack Is Fatal To John England   Fort Smith Hotel And Radio Station Operator Dies

*Population Figures Show Cities In Mississippi, Louisiana Doubled In Some Cases In 10 Years

IWETSSISSIDDE wENSUS Rural Life Has Lost Out To Cities? Bright Lights, State Survey Shows

ORNE CASE NOW BEING HEARD   Otto W. Grummt versus W. ~ Carman Van Sant Case Called for Trial   COUNTER CLAIM MADE

LANGHORNE HOSIERY MILL OWNER'S TRIAL   Tree Pruning Trial Begins Before Judge Biester   LAHASKA DEFENDANTS

POWERFUL U. N. FLEET BUILDING   In West Pacific To Aid Communist-Invaded South Korea

Powerful U.N. Elect Forming In West Pacific   British, Australian, New Zealand Units Te Join American Forces

Powerful United Nations Fleet Building Up in West Pacific to Aid South Korea

Powerful UN Fleet Builds In Pacitic   Conmonwealths Rally T. Aid Britain, U.S.

Poweriul U.N. Fleet Is Building Up In Pacific   British Commonwealths Rallying Behind Mother Country With Offers Of Ships To United States Fleet.

U.S. Fleet Shells Red Beachhead  Coast Attack Bared As U.N. Navy Fo

‘Mystery Money’ Is Attacked By Governor   Seeks to Tie Democratic Rallies to New York City Scandal

WILL TEST BELLS   K. U. Memorial Association Voted to Send Swarthout to England

Claims Woman Dead When Placed in Car   Harvard Pathologist Tastifies in Melrose . hMAneder ‘Case ee

Mrs. Tully Held Slain In Melrose  ' Harvard Pathologist Agrees With Dr. Porte:

SUB SINKS AFTER HITTING ANOTHER SHIP   Deep Sea Divers Receive No Answer From Wrecked Hull

Divers Locate Wreck But Get No Reply To Hammer Raps On Hull   Heavy Loss Of Life “Assured” When Sub Goes Down In 55 Feet Of Water 17 Miles At Sea.

Nine Bodies Are Recovered After Craft Is Hit By Big Tanker   15 Swept Into Sea Rescued By Vessels   Battered Ship Now Rests In 55 Feet Of Water On Thames Bottom

Union Says Stee! Hike Hits Autos  Re Sees « Seek Ee engine   Claim Production To Lag This Year

Auto Union Raps Steel   ' ‘Unjustified’ Price. Hikes Tough Blow to Industry, says UAW

FEARS CUT IN AUTO FIGURES   Union Official Says Steel Price - Hike Will Strike Damag ing Blow

Claims Car Industry Hurt clo Auto Union Criticizes Steel Hike as Unwarranted

FLOODS IN NEBRASKA   Drenching Rains Come on Heels of Two Tornadoes in State

This Is Your Paper  Those ‘Changed’ News Items   ‘Lead Is Inclusive

EXPECT REDS. TOTRY BLOCKING KOREA REPORT   MacArthur’s Report To UN Expected to Tell of Russian Aid

World Eyes on Russia, Wait Soviet Move   Pravda Asks if U. S. Ha: Not Gone Too Far.in War Effort

The Stete Compoign—  Duff Lashes at Kunkel, Cocke In Bitter Attack

Derby Crowd Eyes Weather For Big Race   15 Fast Colts Set For Run of Roses; Post Time—4:30

WILL FORCE ISSUE INTO OPEN  Shepperd Says Duval Now Must Prove Legality Of Recent Vote

Shepperd Says Proof of Vote Up To Duval   Decision Brings Case To Austin for Any Action Through Courts

LONG TRAIL ENDS - One of FBI’s 10-Most Wanted Criminals Captured in S. D.

MERCY SLAYER IS ACQUITTED   Detroit Jury Heeds Plea of Inganity Made By Defense Counsel

Freed After Killing Crippled Daughter   Musician ‘Spared to Help Other Spastics’

FRAT MURDER TRIAL OPENS   Ohio State Freshman Charged With Slaying Journalism Student.

WILL BRING CHANGES   Dr. Carlyle S. Smith Discussed Atomic Bomb Last Evening

RAINS BRING NEW THREAT OF FLOOD   CAIRO OBSERVERS PREDICT CREST OF RIVER AT 55 FEET

Flood Threat Rises Again   Heavy Rains Push Mississippi and Ohio Toward Danger Point

Steel Mills And Railroads Announce New Cutbacks; Utility Companies Order Dimonts And Power Curtailment   ONLY FEW MINES ARE NOW WORKING

Industrial Shutdowns Increase In Coal Shortage   Nation Faces Worst Coal Shortage in History as Soft Coal Minera Strike

Steel Mills And Railroads Hardest Hit   Angry Miners Are In Mood To Defy Even Order Of Truman

Miners Defy Truman; Steel, Rails Slowing   Industry Cutbacks Deepen As Facts Hearing Opens; Fridav Renort Ts Aim

CutbacksIn Steel, Rail Work Rise   President's Fact Find Board Goes Into Action Today

Coal Shortage Closes Plants   Nearly All Miners I Nation Idle Over Wage Dispute

Stork Overtakes Couple in Snowdrift,  Apples Go Cheap in Weather’s Antics   “Robbed” Anvles Chean

BABY GIRL BORN INA SNOWDRIF   BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM UN ABLE TO EEACH CHURCH FOR WEDDING MASS.

See. Johnson Tells Congress Of Money Needs   Defense Chief, Sec. Acheson ‘Appear Before Committees In Support Of President’s Bill; U. S. Must Spend Billion For Three Years, Johnson Declares

Your Indulgence Sought  RSN Starts To Install 48 Page Press Over Week-End; No Paper THIS Saturday

Your Indulgence sought  ‘RSN Starts To Install 48 Page Press Over Week-End: No Paper Tomorrow

Bishops Ask For Review Of  Church Issues  PORE ice OE se ee si as   Step Regarded As Catholic Surrender Of Lone Resistance

Request For Official Review Seen As Surrender Of Catholic Church To Red Government Of Hungary

Candidates Queried on Chances Of faking Senate Position if Finer Incumbent Quits Post

Attlee Calls On Britons to Tighten Belts   Country Arming Against Reds, Premier Declares

Attlee Warns British Of  Red Invasion   Says Rearmament Will Mean New Sacrifices In Living Standards

Britons Told New Sacrifices Await As Result W      Attlee Bluntly Tells His Nation “Fire in Korea May Ultimately Burn Your Home”

Hits Red Aggression   Attlee Calls On Britons To Tighten Belts Again

Masked Bandits Get $19,000.   Hold Up-‘Two Women In Tavern’ Near Pittsburgh Today

Holdup Men Hidden In Woashroom When Tavern Opened; Take Money Bag From Woman, Another Opens Fire With Gun   MONEY WAS NEEDED TO CASH CHECKS

Woodsfield Soldier Rescued By Tank Force in Red Korea    Youth and Two Companions Hidden by Farmer After Enemy Overruns 8th Realment Position

Returned Favor By Turning Spy  Acted in Gratitude For Depression Job

Loager Is held In Deatiis OF5  Fight Over Parenthood Qt Infant Blamed

Alter Wrangle  Admits Killing 5 Over Paternity   ¢ a olice Holding Lodger As Murderer Of Family In   East Greenwich, /R. 1

Roamer Held For ! der  Of »  n > T  Aina me i. alte te ¥ -  a ‘ee

New Congress to Deal With Taxes for Defense! \Foreian Policy, Communists-in-Goyernment —

Spending ToBeTop Issue.   Problems Relating To: Huge Defense Program May Push ‘Fair Deal’ Off :Congress Avenda

Defense Spending And Higher Taxes  Top Issue Of New Congress Session   Foreign Policy Also To Figure Prominently In Debate When Congress Meets  Again In Januerv.

Foreign Policy, Reds-In-Government Debates Expected— Snending, Record Taxes Annear Ton Congress Issue:

LABOR OUTLOOK WILL CONTINUE. TIGHT   COMMODITY PRICES WILL REMAIN FIRM

Westminster Youth’s Death Held Suicide  George Wr m. ‘Martin,   George Wm. Martin, 17, Shot Self After Girl Left Room

Motorists Warned to Keep Off of Ice-Laden Highways  Dalhart Has Eight Below Zero; Stockmen Are Warned of Sleet

Nasty Words in The Soviet Press   “Moscow Papers Loaded Again - With Comment About the Bestial Imperialists

SOVIETS SCORE AMERICANS FOR ACTS IN KOREA   Headlines Charge U. 5S. I: *Beastiol. Aggressor’ in Move To Insure Pesce

Who's Got Those Dried Eggs? Dried Milk? And Who Gets Them? And How? Nobody Know

24 Republican Candidates Seek Offices  Quiet Election For Texas Is Forecast

Texas Balloting Expected to be Sedate and Dull  Republicans Have 24 Candidates But Few

STATE’S CORN CROP HAS DROP, OVER AVERAGE   b Yield 52 Bushels Per Acre Soybeans Set Record  >) oe Pes © ee

Corn Yield Is Estimated At 52 Bushels   Production Of 422,000,000 Bushels Forecast, Almost 20°, Less Than Last Year

Longressmen Are Undecided When To End Session   Truman May Determine Whether Legislators Will Wind Up Soon

Stand by, or Go Home? Congress Isn't Sure Which  Korea War Sparks Controversy Over Plans to Adionen.

To Quit Or Not Brings Clash In Congress   President May Have To Settle Fight By  De nw Recemne Anne] FT cn

TO BOOST INCOME   Improved Moisture Conditions Increases Wheat Prospects

Youth Won’ Lose Arm   Mother He'd Wanted There For Operation Overjoyed, ” Will Make. Trip Anyway

Pilot Convinced Flying Saucer Stories True  Texas Youth Claims He Touched Disc Whe It Landed In Field

‘Boise Man Connects Flying Saucers With Submarines Off California Coast

U.S. DRAFTS MEDIATION NOTE REPLY   Statement to Be Clear Cut for Benefit Of Asia’s Millions

City Counci Okays Site For School  Kingsport To Buy   Kingsport To Buy Ten-Acre Tract In Forest Lawn

Forest Fire _ Danger Seen   Hazard in State Woods i: Revived by Period of Summer-Like Weather.

$3,154 FOR DRIVE   Advance Gifts Begin Fund For Community Chest; Kick-Off Monday

The Race Is On Governor. Opens Campaign; Ties Fate To His Recore

LANE “PROUDLY” DEFENDS RECORD AS GOVERNOR   Says State Could Not Have Managed Without Sales Tax   SHARPLY CRITICAL OF OPPONENTS’ PROMISES

HIGH COURT DENIES COPLON TRIAL, BID   Rejects Appeal Seeking New Action Because Of Wire Tapping

Truman Calls, Congratulates Ex-President   Tells Hoover He’s Glad to Hear His Talk on Moral Force

Ohio To Have Biggest Primary Poll In History; Few Offices Unopposed   3 RACES TO BE ON TAP  No Last-Minute Names Filed For May Primary

59 Candidates File for Ohio Offices For Biggest Primary Field in History

Fight Made To Keep Act Off Ballot Fails   Unanimous Opinion Written By Smith; No Proof Of Fraud

Prohibition Act To Be Placed On Ballot   Supreme Court Denies Plea To Reject Petitions

Abandoning Indo-China Forts Seen   Feontier Withdrawal Forecast to Guard “Two Large Cities”

French May Abandon All Of Border  Soviet Papers Gloat over Gains R., Cc Arr Peat sate

France Fears Abandonment Of Frontier Posts   French Officials Voice Possibility Of Giving Up Areas In Face Of Growing Communist Strength

BIG MERGER IN W. EUROPE IS PREDICTED   Salvation May Be Worked Out by  Trade Consolidation

Big Trading Area Urged For Europe   ECA Report Sent To Congress By Truman On Proaress Of Aid

Truman Seeks  Economic Merger Abroad  Ot ln fis mend Temalior   Single Giant Trading Area of Millions of People Envisioned

Truman Seeks Economic  Merger Abroad  Sinale Giant Tradinc   Single Giant Trading Area of Millions of People Envisioned

Truman Report Asks Economic Merger of Western Europe Into Single Trading Area

Truman Sends Report To Congress On Eventual Economie Merger For ‘ECA’

Strike Easing In Chemicals   One Soda Ash Plant Will Resume Output

Helena Property Owners Will Pay Lower Tax Bills in 1950  I * . a ‘For First Time in Seven Y ears

Helena Property Owners Will Pay Lower Tax Bills in 1950  For First Time in Seven Y ears

Most Farm Commodities Below Legal Price Level Despite 12 Per Cent Hike in War

Farm Prices Increased Since Start  Of War But Most Less Than Parity

Farm Prices up Due to War  i ) ' ft kia Lae   Commodities For Most Part Under

Comment Adverse  On Execution Stay  Two Judges Feel Guilt Established

German Officers Ask Sovereignty  Price for Joining West Aaainst Reds

Nation Will Hear Conirol Plans Ahead   Truman to Report to People Saturday Night On Homefront Controls In Present Crisis

President To Address Nation On Controls Saturday Night   ‘Fireside Chat’ — ‘To Disclose ‘What Action Is:-Planned

Truman Expected To Report On home Controls   Congress Is Asked For $40,000,000 To Gat Un Curbs

Asserts U.N. Forces Will  Rout Invader   ‘Pocket Veto’? Looms For MeCarran’s Red Registration Measure

President To Address Nation Saturday Night   Will Report On Home Front Controls Needed In Emergency

Home Front Report Saturday   Truman Will Go On Air That Night to Tell:U. S. What He Plans in Way Of Wage-price Control:

‘Fireside Chat’ Saturday Night Truman to List Homefront  ‘Controls in Store for U. S.

REPORT SLATED ON HOME FRONT INFLATION CURB   President Will Addvess Nation Saturday Night — $40,000,000 Needed For Price Control Agency.

Divulge Plans On  Controls   Truman Asserts Be No Military Dictator; to Give Address Saturday

NEEDS T0 BE TOLD T0 U.S   President Schedules ‘Fireside Chat’ On Saturday

Truman To Give Talk To Nation   Reports Saturday On What Homefront! Controls Are In Store For U. S.

Control Setup io Be Under Civilian Head  Truman to Report to Nation Saturday Night

!  President Plans Saturday Night Talk To Tell Nation What Controls  Will Be Necessary In Emergency

Speech Saturday Night  No Military Dictator  At Home, Says Truman

TRUMAN AGAIN WILL TAKE TO AIR SATURDAY   President Plans Radio Address To Nation At 9:30 EST

 In Address Saturday Night—  \President to Reveal \Homefront Controls   No Military Dictator; Program to Be Under Civil Administrators

Truman to Divulge Home Front Policy   Proposed Emergency Program Will Be? Outlined in Radio Address Saturday

Truman to Bare Control Plans Saturday Night      New Fireside Chat Set; Installment Buying Pegs. Mis

by Lhe Associated Press  W ASHINGTON—President Truman will address the nation Saturday night to report on what homefront controls are in store in the current emergency.

President Plans  ‘Fireside Chat’  On Mobilization Expresses Optimism  On War Situation On Korean Front

Civilians fo Run Controls Plan, Truman Says   Announces He Will Discuss Topic: on Radio Saturday

Truman‘to Tell About Controls   “Report to Nation Is Due Saturday

Truman To Tell Citizens  Of Hard Work Needed At Home By Radio Saturday

TRUMAN BILLS FIRESIDE CHAT   To Address Nation Saturday Nignt On Homefront Controls

Data on Controls  Io Be Revealed in Saturday Address  President Delays

ADDRESS NATION SATURDAY NIGHT  Optimistic Over War Situation In Korea

President On Air Saturday On War Plans   Homefront Controls To Be Subject Of Truman’s Talk -

PRESIDENT PLANS TALK SATURDAY ON U.S. CONTROLS   NO COMMENT UPON PLANS TO IMPOSE CURB ON PRICES

Saturday Nig rhe sade detail - Joc  Truman Will Tell Controls Plans In Talk

Truman Set To Reveal Plan On Saturday   Price, Wage Centro! Agency Not Considered

To Tell Citizens What Is Expected In. Work, Sacrifice To Help War Effort

Truman fo Tell Of Controls in Saturday Talk  Will Give Answers In Week End Speech

FIRESIDE CHAT SCHEDULED SATURDAY   Truman To Tell What Type Controls Are Needed

Presi ent Plaiis Talk To Country” On Situation Refuses To Answer  Query On m Possibility  ay Pm CY 20n® wT mM! Bb.

ontrol  setup To Be  avilian   Truman To Make Report On Home Front Saturday

Truman Plans  Labor Huddle   ‘Intimate’ Dinner Spothichts Controls

BOSS ON HOME FRONT CONTROLS TO BE A CIVILIAN   Truman to Report to Nation Saturday on “Hard Work and Sacrifice” Needed to Back Army.   SPEECH AT 8:30 P. M. WILL BE BROADCAST   Before Going on Air Presi dent Is Expected to Sign Sweeping Mobilization  Measure. =

Control Talk By President Due Saturday   Gives No Hint A: To How Much O Bill He Will Use

Will Tell What Steps He Plans In Saturday Talk  Asks $40 Million For Organization For Price Control

President Will Outline Civilian Control Plans   Talk Scheduled Saturday Night

Labor Leaders To Get Preview Of Truman Plan   Wage And Price Control Program To Be Put Before CIO And AFL.

Curb Schedules To Be Revealed In Truman Talk   President Declines To Say Whether He Plans Even ‘Limited Price Control

Civilian To Head US Mobilization For Home Front   Truman Will Give Radio Address Again Saturday

Truman Plans Radio Speech   Belt-Tightening Program To Be Outlined Saturday

Truman to Tell OfHome Froni Control Plans   To Speak on Radio Saturday Night on Economic Curbs

President fo Address Nation Saturday Night to Report On Economic Control Plans

Civilian Curbs Boss Assured   No Military Dictatorship, Truman Declares

Truman Sets New Address To Country   He'll Take To Air Satur. day Night To Explain Controls Plans

Truman Will Air Control Plans Saturday   Will Announce Homefront Economic Curb Program in Nationwide Address

Truman to Give Address On Controls   Answers to What's Ahead In Current Emergency Promised by President Tn Saturday Nicht Talk

Truman to Speak fo U. 5. Saturday On Emergency Economic Measures

No ‘Dictator’ On Curbs,  Truman Says   Civilians Will Head U.S. Home Front Mobilization Plans

TRUMAN TO BROADCAST ON CONTROLS   President Will Go on Air Saturday Night to Report on Home Front Curbs.   ’ EXPECT SYMINGTON TO BE IN CHARGE   Truman Hasn't Signed Economics Control Bill; Won’t Say if Price Curbs Planned.

Controls, Topic of Truman Talk   President Will Speak to Nation Saturday WNioht on Plans

NO MILITARY DICTATOR FOR HOME FRONT   Truman to Tell Nation Saturday Night of Economic Controls.

Truman On Radio Saturday Night  ge ee   Will Report On Homefront Control  Plans.

Truman Plans Address To Nation On Controls   Chief Executive To Report Controls Planned For Use In Emergency On Saturdav Night

TRUMAN PLANS RADIO SPEECK ON SATURDAY   President Will Report On Homefront Economic Controls Picture

All of Middletown Invited to Birthday Party Of Armco Steel Corporation ,on Wednesday

The Kind Of A Party You May Have Been Lookin’ For Ohio and Its Employes Will Be Hosts To 50,000 at 50th Anniversary Celebration

Armco Steel to Mark 50th Birthday — with Party, Invite 50,000 to Come

NGRID. BERGMAN GIVES BIRTH 10 SEVEN-POUND BO   Screen Actress Seeking Mexi  cain Diverce To Marry  

KIDS ASK ‘WHO WAS FDR?’  500,000 Still Visiting Hyde Park Each Yeai

Trygve Lie Says His Plans Fulfilled   UN Leader Will Confer Soon With Truman

Lie Completes Peace Jaunt: Is Satisfied   Report Expected Following Visit To White House

LIESAYS TRIP WAS SUCCESS   U.N. Secretary To Visit Truman Soon To Complete Peace Mission.

Trygve Lie Awaits Talk With Trumar   Dispatch Claims Peace Mission  Suffers Setback

‘Everything Went In Order,’ Lie Says Of European Trip   Expects New Confab With President

Lie Says “All Plans Were Fulfilled” on  Peace Tour   Dodges All Direct Question on Political Aspects of Trip; To Hold News Conference

UN SECRETARY SAYS EVERYTHING WENT IN ORDER ON PEACE TRIP INTO EUROPE

All Plans Fulfilled In Conferences With  Stalin And Others   UN Secretary Says Pilgrimage Of Peace’ Was Fraught With Success; Details Later.

Trygve Lie ‘Satisfied’ With Trip  UN Secretary _   UN Secretary Genero! Pleased By Peace Talks With Statin

Lesinski Blocks Grilling of Lewis  Reyokes Subpoena Powers of Jacobs

Lesinski Kills  Quiz of Lewis   Mine Chief Escapes Probe Of Strike ‘Sienals’

LESINSKI HALTS PLAN TO PROBE LEWIS’ SIGNALS   UMW Chieftain Escapes House Inquiry Into Union Procedures

Denies Any Connection  With Reds   Diplomat Claims Russians Should Decorate MeCarth

Lattimore Home, Threatens To Sue Accusing Senator; Denies ‘Commie’ Links

Diplomat Denies Any Connection To Communists   Says Decoration For Senator by Reds Appropriate

Lattimore Says Russia Should Award Senator   Diplomat Considers Filing Libel Suit Aaainst Senator

Lattimore Hints Libel Charge Against Senator   Calls Joseph R. McCarthy ‘Madman,’ Who Should Be Decorated by Russ

MCARTHY AIDS RUSS, VETERAN EDUCATOR SAYS   Louis Budenz Hinted Possible Witness ,, For Senator

Reds Seize High Ground RW of Oron   Skirmishing All Along Defense Line Reported; Ridgway Confident

—REDS ATT ACKU.N. Forees Driven Baek  In Skirmish   North Koreans Leading Drive

Savage Blows Are Struck By . UN Warplanes   Massed Thousands Of Reds Moving Up To Jain Fightina

SEIZE HIGH GROUND NEAR ORON   Skirmishing Is Reported All Along Defense Line But General Ridgway Expresses Complete Confidence in Ability Of His Men

UN Troops Yield Up To 10 Miles In East t Sector  able To co Wan Foes”

Air Foree Hits Supply Lines {nd Masses   Yanks Give Up 10 And 13 Miles At The Two Places tnder Attack

Allies Are Driven Back 10 Miles By Massed Red Force: in Eastern Sector Of Korea

Reds Seize Area Below Parallel: Shape New Blow   Enemy Activity Reported Along Entire Line; Ridg. way Optimistic In Face  Of Allied Reversals

Lot Of Skirmishing But No Outright Offensive   U.N. Forces Pushed Back But General Ridgway Completely Confident In Ultimate Success Of Allies.

Ridgway Is Confident  Of Success      MacArthur Says Reds Seize High Area Near Oron, 10 Miles South of Parallel  Planes Hit Enemy  Warcraft Strike Along All Parts of Frozen Front

Fighting Is Reported All Along Defenses   Red Reinforcements Observed Enroute Toa Battle Zone

Savage Blows Are Struck By  UN Warplanes  Massed Thousands Of Reds Maving Up Ta lasn Craktina 

UN Airmen Blast Enemy Supply Lines   Ridgway Confident Of Ultimate Success in Korea

Enemy Gains Ground in Eastern Sector   Skirmishing Reported All Along Defense Line — Korean Reds In Forefront Of Enemy Action — Reds Move More Troops Toward  Rrtslaeana 7

Bleak Background Seen by U.S. With War in Asia, European Prospect Dim

Truman’s Talk Has Backdrop  of Grim News      Bleak Military Picture Shows Korean Losses, Need for Europe Aid

Military = Picture For U.S. Is Dark   Lack Of Defense Preparedness Is Astounding

Grim Military Picture Facing American People  War In Asia Only A Little Worse Than Prospects tn Europe

Bleak Military Picture Contronts Nation On Eve Of Truman’s Messace

Bleak Picture As President Talks Tonight   Military Situation Is as Dark as Any Since Early Days of World War I

President Back At Desk, Denies ‘Saber-Rattling’   Russia Scornful Of U.S. Demand  For Reparations

SOVIET CRISIS GROWS TENSE   President Faces Cold Wa Situation Resolutely; Sees War Games.

EXPERTS FEAR RUSS MAY TRY BERLIN GRAB   President Concludes 2-Day Inspection Of Troops

DICK JUST SITS AND WAITS  Blind Cat's ‘Seeing Eye’ Dea Killed by Poisoner

Cominform May Be Planning Balkan Attack   U.N. Committee Bases Fears On Top-Rebel Leader

UN Committee Warns of Red Drive in Greece  Communists Open Propaganda Drive

U.N. Officials Warn Greece May Be Next   Reds’ Propaganda UHerances Cause Observers Concern

UN Committee Wams Reds May Attack Greece   Propaganda Blasts . Seen As, Cover- “up  ar invacan Aan

Fear Cominform Attack On Greece   U. WN. Committee On Balkans Reports To Member Nations

Fear Greece Is Next Target Of Red Aggression   U.N. Warns of Red Propaganda Build-up Against Nation

BELIEVE GREECE MAY BE INVADED   UN COMMITTEE SAYS RED PROPAGANDA MAY BE COVER FOR ATTACK

GREECE MAY BE SOVIET TARGET   UN. ,Committee, Warns ot Possible ‘Attack in View of” New Propoganda

WARNING SIVEN OF NEW ATTACK   U. N. Committee Says Red Cominform May Be Plotling Drive On Greece.

Propaganda Blasts Are Cover-Up, Lie Says; Greeks Show No Concern

WARN RUSSIE MAY ATTACK GREECE   Propaganda May Be Cover-Up For Invasion Plans

Attack On Greece By Reds Feared   UN Committee Says Red-Led Cominform May be Planning Attack on Country

Reds Thought Preparing To Attack Greece  UN Committee Points Out Signs Of Aggression Plan:

UN Fears Red Attacks On Greece Soon   Communist Propaganda May Be A Cover-Up For Invasion Plans

UN Committee Says Reds May Attack Greece   Campaign Against Athens May Be Cover-up for Tnvasion

UN Group Warns Of Possible Red Greek Attack  Balkan Committee Oi en nO   Balkan Committee Reports Threatening Action In Area

CITY 15 QUIET AFTER FRING ~ OVER BORDER   Soviet Police Fire at West Germany Police But No One Injured.

Tense But Quiet, Berlin Waits Climax of Communist Rally   City Sleeps Serenely After Flare of Violence in Anti-West Show

Berlin Tense, Quiet On Youth Rally Eve   Half-Million Reds Poised For March: Brief Gun-Fire Mars Saturday Meet

No One Injured in Single Brief Gunfire Flurry   Allies, German Police Ready for Any Eventuality

WEST ARMIES STAND READY   Huge Parade By Soviet Youths May Cause Disorders In Capital.

China UN Aide Lashes Aggression   Increasing Revolt Action Detailed

Russia Guides Reds In Korea  Charge At UN   Nationalist China Says Two Million Guerillas Fight Mao

Taft Wants Answers to Questions Regarding U.S. ‘(Plans for Western Europe

Taft Lays Basis For Anather Look: = At Pres. Truman’s Foreign Policy

RAIL STRIKE DATE IS SET FOR APRIL 2¢   B. of L. F. and E. to Walk Out In Protest on Seven Roads, Including PRR.

Firemen Order Rail Strike   Tieup Called For Next Wednesday Morning Will Stop All Action West Of Harrisburg.

Railway Strike Set for April 26 In Order Today   Locomotive Firemen Call for Walkout to Enforce Demands for Extra Men,

Railroad Firemen To Strike Against 7 Major Roads   Stoppage Will Go Into Effect Wednesday to Enforce Union Demand

RAIL STRIKE SET 10 START ON WEDNESDAY   Walkout Against Seven Major Lincs Over Firemen

R.R. Firemen Order Strike Against 7 : Major Lines   Strike Called for _,!: if Next Wednesday Ta! “ Enforce Demands for, Additional Firemen °

13,000 RAILROAD FIREMEN RECEWVE ORDERS 10-STRIKE   Eastern Section OF Country Not Affected By Walk Pers  aes

Smith Serves Truck Notice  Ruining Reads, Governor Tells  awe fC'nafba rants

Smith to Request More Control of Big Trucks, Buses   State Roads are Beinc ‘Torn to Pieces,’ Says Governor

Gov. Smit to Ask Tighter Curbs, Higher Fees on Trucks and Buses   Serves Notice He Will Seek Action by Next Legislature; Charges Overloaded Trucks Are Tearing Up Roads and Paying None of Coste

Action Expected To Stiffen Miners Work Rebellion   Union Official Assert: Move Would Create ‘Additional Unrest'

Operators To ‘Withhold  Payments To Welfare Fund   Action By Major Soft Coal Operators Would Be Body Blov To John L. Lewis

Workers May Resist Lewis Work Order   Resistance Stems From New Action

Mine Operators Action Stiffens Strikers Revolt   Lewis’ Call for Return to Work Elicits Jeers

Action Might Stiffen the Miners’ Resistance to Back-to-Work Appeals

May Stiffen Resistance By Strikers To ‘Back-To-Work’ Order Of Lewis

Suspension Ot Royalty Pay Is New Blow   Rebellion Extension May Result; Kennedy Raps Latest Reprisal   (See pictures on page .13)

Retuse To Listen To. Union Orders Calling For Work   Sees Move as Further Evidence Of Conspiracy Among Operators

Coal Operators Pian Body Blow to Lewis Today   Will Withhold $4,500,000 Due ta Warkare Fund

Truman Avers Johnson To Stay  Says War Secretary  Not Embarrassing

Johnson Stays, President Says  Secretary's Actions ‘Not Embarrassing’

‘CHIEF EXECUTIVE DECLARES:   Fleet to Quit Formosa if Crisis Ends

President Again Voices Intent To Keep Johnson As Secretary Of Defense   Denies White House Embarrassed By Actions Of Cabinet Officers Or That They Have Lost Confidence Of People

JOHNSON STILL { OKAY WITH HIM L-PRESIDENT SAYS   HONFEREES IN JC AGREEMENT ON 0 —GONTROL BILL: PI   Secretary Remains In Cabi. net As Long As He Is In White House   DISPERSAL ONE PART OF FEDERAL PROGRAM

Johnson, Acheson Again Patted On Back By Truman   They Can Stay In Cabinet As Long As He's Boss, Executive Says

Truman Sticks  With Johnson   President Gives Secretary Vote of Confidence

Yank Has Really Close Shave   Truman Reiterates He Plans To Retain Johnson In Cabinet

Johnson Status Is Not Changed,  Truman Asserts   Says 7th Fleet Won't ‘Be Needed at Formosa If Korean War Settled

Allies Face Christmas Day Battle Outlook  ‘Lt. Gen. Ridgway ts Successor To Gen. Walton H. Walker

Ridgeway Is New Boss of  Sth Army      Six American F-86 Jets Knock Down Soviet Planes in Fierce Air Battle  er ee  Beachhead Firm  10th Corps Elements Holding Tiny Pocket Against Artillery

SIX U. S. JETS DOWN SIX RED PLANES   Some Red Forces May Have Entered South Korea  ATTEMPTS      Ty Crash Hungnam Beachhead Repulsed; More Troops Identified

Allies Expect Huge Onslaught By Red Chinese   Communists Reported To Have Crossed Parallel Boundary Into South Korea

Reds Massing For Onslaught At Parallel 38   Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway Named Commander Of Bereaved Forces

General Ridgway Is Named Chief Of Eighth Army   Six Red Jets Are  Downed In Fight Ac Rattla Yanme

U.». 8th Army Expecting Fight To Start Momentarilv   Loss Of General Walker, Killed In Jeep Accident, Blow To U. N Forces As Reds Gather For Massive Onslaught Toward Seoul; MacArthur Reports Chinese South Of Parallel.

Beachhead Still Held By Marines   Bloody Christmas In Prospect For Soldiers In Korea

US. Troops Await New  Red Assault   American Fliers Bag Six Raseian Jets In Greatest Battle Yet

Red Assault On 8th Army Is Expected   Chinese Hordes Are Already Across 38th Parallel; Massive Onslaught Likely

Probability of Christmas in Battle for 8th  Only Good News : In Aertal Activity

Troops Lose  Gen. Walker, Face Red Push   8th Army Commander Killed In Jeep Aecident; New Offensive Against South Korea Expected

RED CHRISTMAS IS PROBABILITY FOR UN TROOPS   Chinese Now Believed Ready For All-Out Massive Attack

NEW RED PUS BELIEVED NEAR   Bereaved Eighth Army Is Facing Prospect Of Bloody Christmas

ULS. Eighth Army Prepares For Massive Red Onslaught Under New Field General

Heavy Chinese Blow Expected   Eighth Army Braced for Heavy Offensive in South Korea

Expect Chinese To Attack On Christmas   Shoot Down Six Red Jets; No News from Hungqnam Beachhead

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Gov. Driscoll Expects Court to Nullify Bridge Purchase

SECOND, WEAK FROM HUNGER AND EXPOSURE      Posses Find Men, Employes ot Federal Reclamation Bureau in Abandoned Sheep  Herder’s Cabin — Car Breaks Down During Inspection Tour.

Missing U.S. Engineer Found Frozen To Death, Companion Unconscious

AIDE FOUND EXHAUSTED federal Engineer’ ies In Wilds Of California

HasBacking OfDeweyon Nomination   Promises to Carry Out Governor's ‘Liberal’ Policies, if He Wins Election

He SUPPORTS: VETERAN AID FOR 6.0. NONINATION   Plans Aggressive Campi ign If Named By Conve At Sarateda

SELLING WAVE “HITS MARKE   Prices Break More Than 2 Points, But Recovery ‘Brings Issues Up

BITTER COLD EASING   Temperatures Should Be Lifted Above Freezing Tomorrow

Margaret Conceals Concern for Recital   Admits She Was Upset But Doesn't Show It . During Portland Program

BESS ay Eee wrk BB RB USARAERS Conceals Concern at Portland Concert

— Next Time? “Can't Have Everything,” Sighs  Mother As Ith Girl Is Born

Gen. MacArthur Withdraws ‘Message To VFW Dealing With Subject Of Formosa   Action Presumably Ordered By Truman

MacArthur Note To VFW Silenced By White House   Message on Formosa Topi: Believed to Have Gone  Beyond U. S. Policy

MacArthur Message Is Withdrawn   President Kills Note Sent to the V. F. W. Meeting

MacArthur Withdraws His Message on Formosa, Presumably at Direction of President Truman

M’ Arthur Forced To Withdraw Statement On Formosa Policy Released To Veterans’ Group

Note to VFW Canceled By M’Arthur   Formosa Message Thought Killed At Trunian Order

: LOCAL WEATHER  OBSERVATIONS  AT ROMM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA.   FOR 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING @ A. mM.   Temperature Readings   BMeurly Temperatures

LOCAL WEATHER. OBSERVATIONS  _ AT ROMM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY  BRISTOL, PA.   vee 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING 8 A. ™

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS   AT ROMM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA  OR 24-HOVR PERIOD ENDING 8 A. mM.   Temperature Meadinus«   BMaouris temperatures

Puts Russian A-Bombs at €   May be Turning Out 25 « Year Soon, Military Ex. pert is Informed.

RED FANATICS BLAST THROUGH KEY DEFENSES   Fighting in Night Lessens, Front Reports Say

VVIRL GES IER IN EwRUrE Fob i?     Low Countries, Austria Show Defeatist Attitude Toward Fighting lf New War Erupts

Annual City Cleanup Campaign Opens Monday and Continues Through May

Annual Fair Heralded As Largest In State History   More Than 500,000 Expected To Attend Affair Openings Today

H-Bomb Plan Called ‘Bogey   Truman, Wall Street Draw Soviet Tirade

RUSSIA PLANS FORCING RUBLE FOR CURRENCY   Intelligences Reporis Contain Isfornution on Empeading Soviet Moyes.

) )  Effingham Police Turn Cowboys to Roundup 14 Bulls Roaming Streets

Primitive Brazilians Closely  Guard Old ‘Military Secrets’  Hide Bows and Arrows Whens Strangers Approach;

Bow and Arrow Civilization  Primitive Tribes Guard Their ‘Military Secrets’

DOUGLAS PULLS PRUNING KNIFE   Wants To Trim $34,638,000,000 One-Package Money Bill

Senate Kyes Nonmilitary Budget Cuts   Douglas Seeks To ‘Lop A Billion Off Domestic Spending

Scientist  Held For Perjury   Communist Had Worked On Seeret Projects

DR. WEINBAUM, RUSSTAN-BORN SOIENTIST HELD   Jet Expert Faces Charge of Hiding Red Membership

Scientist Is Arrested  In Pasadena  Communist Party Card Concealed,  Government Says

Use Of Weapon Unde: Consideration Is Said   President Truman Makes Statement This Morning; Communists Shift Offensive To Northeast Korea

Truman States He Fervently Hopes Atomic Bomb Will Not Be Used, But Says U.S. Is Ready To Drop It If Necessary; Also Pledges Large Military Build-Up

Large Buildup Of Military   Forces Seen   President Expresses Hope Offense OF Chinese Reds In Korea Can Be Stopped Without Atomie Assault

Still In Hopes ol  Solution   British Anxious Korean Crisis Be Ended on  Political Lines

British Seek Some Peaceful Ene fo Crisis   Bevin Hopeful Korea issue Can Be Met by Political Rather  Than War Methods

Bevin Sees British And U. S. in Accord   Aims in Korea Are Identical, He Says; Believes Peace Is Still Possibility

Settlement On ‘Political Lines’ Hope of Britain   Key to War Crisis in Korea, Bevin Tells House of Commons”

Political Action To Cheék Crisis Urged By Bevin   Stehts Peaceful Solution 1€) Chinese Reds Want Ta Avoid General War

BEVIN SAYS BRITAIN STILL HOPES FOR END OF NEW PERIL   Settlement On Political Line Believed Way To Avert Third World War

Bevin Will Seek Peace With Red: By Diplomacy   Prime Minister Holds Emergency Session With His Cabinet

 Of World War Threat Britain Still Has Hopes Of Political Settlement

Britain Hopes to Head Off a World War Over Korea   Settlement Over Council Table Possible. If Chinese Are Willina.

Bevin Is Confident Of Settlement on “Pelitical Lines”   Says Solution Can Be Found If Chinese Offer Any Cooperation

Lists Britain  Still Hopeful   Foreign Secretary Bevin Says ‘'Political Lines" “May. End War Threat.

Britain Hopes for Settlement of Korean Crisis on Political Lines

lllinois Mines Told To Reopen  Eight Big Pits Stay On Voluntary Strike

16,000 ILLINOIS MINERS STRIKE   WALKOUF CLOSES 48 MENESFCRIHER SHRINKAGE IN COAL PILES SEEN.

illinois Miners Told to Retur:  Drastic Move Is Viewec By Federal Agency

Miners in Illinois Ordered to Return   48 Mines Closed by Mystery Walkout

16,000 Miners Walk Out in Illinois for No Apparent Reason; Lewis Trying to Harass Us, Says Operator.

Move by Lewis Seen in Strike In Illinois Pits   16,000 Idled in ‘Mystery’ Walkout as Chicago Supply Decindles

A8 BIG ILLINOIS PITS CLOSED IN UMW WALKOUT   16,000 Idle Ordered - Back To Mines By  State Union Head

48 COAL MINES IN ILLINOIS ARE STILL CLOSED   16,000 Diggers Under Or. ders To Return To Work Monday

TO PROMOTE ‘BLACK CAPS’   Growers To Discuss Sale:  Campaign:At Meeting : Thursday Eve

Raspberry Growers Plan Drive   Turn To Fresh Channels For Biz Cron Outlet

28 Births Recorded During First Half 0 December Increase Parish Total to 469

Home Rule Not Effective   iMayors Ask State for “Better Break” in Dividine Tax Monev

More “Take” Is Demanded From State Taxes At Session of City and Village Mayors   Albany Conference Decides to Ask for Better Break in Distribution of Revenues; Request Is Filed As Annual Legislative Program Is Submitted: “Little Hoover Plan” Proposed

Denfeld Retires Amid Controversy  Statement Avoids Unification Dispute

NAVY ADMIRAL HELD ILLEGAL   Document Produced Shows Commission Granted by Truman

Adm. Denfeld Asks That He Be Retired   Ousted Navy Chief Would Quit After 40 Years Service

Admiral Denfeld Decides to Take Retirement From Navy; Says ‘Case Didn’t Warrant Publicity

—NO PLANS FOR FUTURE—.  Fi... Deiiteid, Ousted Navy  Chief, Retires March 

'Tydings Promises ‘All Facts About Denfeld Ouster   Pledge’ Ix Giyen > After Attack) be McCarthy on Matthews for Statement

Admiral Gives Resignation To Matthews   Ex-Naval Chief Served Over 40 Years; Has No Plans

DENFELD ASKS NAVY RETIREMENT   Former Operation Chiel Regrets Action; Senate In __ New Ouster Flareup 

Denfeld Will Leave Navy On March1  Submits Request   Submits Request For Retirement After Long Service

Increase Will Enable High Bridge Authority’ To A Contract On Bridge Cotis tion   FORT PITT BRIDGE WORKS LOW BID

FIVE STUDENTS DIE IN MISHAP   Head-On Smashup in Tennesee Fatal to Baylor U Undergraduates

Stassen Calls on Truman to Form Democrat-Republican Team, Seek Meeting With Soviet Leaders

General Reported Safe From Taejon  Deon Disappears Again On Way To U. S. Lines

HOPE RISES Aide Reaches Safety, Says Gen. Dean Escaped Taejon      ‘Death and Dancing’ Mingle ‘In Poignantly Strange War

Hopes for General Dean Revived   Aide Reports He Escaped From Taejon Unharmed.

Dean Got Out Of Taejon But Disappeared Trying To Round Up Lost Troops

‘Gen. Dean Got Out of Taejon Unhurt, Vanished Trying fo Round Up Stragalers

General Dean Believed Safe   Field’ Commander Dis appeared On Way To Pick Up Straqglers

China Reds Reach U.S.   Russia Immediately Demands Delegates Be Heard in U.N. Debate

Red Chinese Arrive Today For UN Meet   Delegates Invited By Soviet to Join Formosan Debate

Chinese Communist Delegation  Arrives To Argue Complaints   Timing Coincidental Diplomats Believe Offensive Will Help Chances For Peace

Nine Chinese Reds Land in New York Communist Delegation  Set to Press Charges Against U. S. in UN

Chinese Red Envoys Arrive For U.N. Talks   Charge U.S. Protection of Forr-osa an Act of Aggression

Chinese Reds Arrive For U.N.  Council Hearing To Press Charge Of U.S. Aggression Against Formosa

AED GhINcot HOPEFUL Fh FAIR UN DEAL   Delegation Arrives to Pres: Charges of Aggression Against U. S.

Chinese Red Group Ready push Charge  Delegation at UN To Press Claims of   Delegation at UN To Press Claims of U. S. Aggression In Far East

DELEGATION OF CHINESE REDS LANDS IN U.S   Russians Ask Quick Admission Of Envoys To Debate On Formosa

Chinese Reds Arrive In U.S.  ~ Russian Wants Promp  Hanring in Accamhliy

Red Chinese Arrive for UN Debates  ‘Vishinsky Demands   ‘Vishinsky Demands US Be Forced To Cease “‘Aaaression”

Debate Opens On Aggression Claim China Reds Greeted With Flowers At UN

Chinese Reds Seek To Push U.S. Charges   Communist Group Arrives In New York Today 

Urge Delegates Join Assembly Committee Debate On Formosa   Nationalist Chief To Fight Proposal   Group’s Leader Voices Hope U. N. Will Give Case ‘Just Treatment’

Red Chinese Delegates Land At Lake Success   Malik Demands Communist Role In Formosa Talks

9 Chinese Reds Arrive To Speak To UN Council  Will Press Charges Of US Aggression On Countrv’s Rorder

Red China Group Arrives In N. Y.   Delegates Refuse Tc Speak To Press At Airenart

Russ Request Delegates Be Heard at Once   Peiping Spokesman Asserts U. S., Chinese People Friends  rm. Tne ACBHITTREER

9 Chinese Reds Arrive In New York For U.N.   Russia Asks Immediate Participation In U. N. Debate By Chinese Delegates On U. S. Aggression

Chinese atti Arrive  r U. N. Hearings   Russia Asks That They Participate at Once in Debate On Formosa

Red China Party  Arrives in U. 5.  Russia Asks That Delegation Appear in Formosa  Debate TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY  Want U. N. to Consider Charges of American! “Aggression”

Met by-Iron Curtain Delegates  Chinese Reds Arrive ‘For Hearing at U. N.

U.S. to Play Deadly Gam« Of ‘20 Questions’ With Chinese Red Delegation

Immediate Decision in U.N. Asked   Malik Wants Chinese Participation to Be Agreed Upon at Once

Chinese Reds Arrive At UN   Ready To Discus: U. S.-Formosa Issue

Red Chinese Arrive For U.N. Formosa Talks   on  a con Pe   Ghina Nationalist Delegate Charges Move Propaganda

China Communists Arrive For First Hearing in UN  Delegatloh Greeted by Russian Envoy:  a Tee mk Phe Ackhad = Pimre

Red Chinese Arrive  For Formosa Debate   Malik Wants U.N. To Let Delegation Press Charges Against U.S. Immediately

Red China Envoy: Arrive InN. Y. 10 Press Charge  U.N. Will Hear Their Accusation Of

Nine-Member Chinese Communis Delegation Arrives as UN  Battle Over Formosa Continues Malik Asks That They Take Part In Political Talks at Once

Red Delegation Arrives in U.S.   Malik at Once Requests Visitors Be Heard in Committee On Formosan Issue

Red Chinese Delegation At Lake Success   Russia Wants Group To Participate In Committee Debate

Red China’s Envovs Land   Malik Demands They Immediately Take Part In U.N. Group's Formosa Debate

CHARGE AGAINST U. §. IS PRESSED BY COMMUNISTS   America Accused Of Armed Aggression Against Tormosa—— Delegates Welcomed By Other Reds.

Delegates  Of Red China In New York   Express ‘Profound Friendship’ For People Of U.S. And ‘Convey Greetings’

Chinese Reds ReachU.S.To Push Charges   Nine-Member Group Goes Before UN To  Press Accusations

Soviets Malik Meets Red Ching UN Delegation   Private Conversations To Precede Council Discussions

Chinese Red Group Arrives  Will Press Charge — Against U. S. Actions

U.S. Prepares to Ask 20 Questions Of Chinese in UN  Austin Seeks Answe! Se Ee ees   Austin Seeks Answers To Problems involving Far Eastern Issues

Chinese Reds on Way to UN. To Push Charges Against U.S.   ‘Armed Aggression’ In Formosa To Be Communists’ Stand

Chinese Reds Have Arrived To Confer  Critical Time As to Peace And ye: * . . 

Delegation from Red China Arrives For U.N. Debate   Russian Asks That They Participate In Formosa Debate

Chinese To Press Charge   Wine-Member Delegation From Peiping Arrives At Lake Success for Debate on Formosa

Chinese Red Delegation Here To Press Charges Of American Aggression   Nine-Member Group Has U. S..Permission To Appear Before U.N. Despite Fact Communist Chinese Fighting In Korea.

China Reds Arrive At U.S. Airport   En Route to Press Charges of U.S. Aggression Before UN Security Group

CHINESE REDS ARRIVE IN N.Y.   Delegation To UN Mel By Russia’s Malik  ‘At Airport

UN HEARING OF CHINA REDS AT 3 P.M, TODAY   U. §. Has List of 20 Questions About Chinese in Korea

Chinese Reds Here for U. N. Talks   Russia Asks That They Be Allowed to Enter Debate on Formosa.

9 Delegates of China in States  To Press Charge of Aaaression by U. S.

 Hope For ‘Just Treatment’  Chinese Reds Arrive To Press U.N. Charges

Spokesman Mild, Speaks © Of Friendship   Greets ‘Peace-Loring Peo ple of U. S.;", Ready ' “fa. TN elke

Delegation From Red China Arrives  For U.N. Hearing   To Press Charge Of U.S. Aggression Before The U.N. Security Council

China Delegates Arrive ToPush Peiping Charges  Met By Malik; Refuse ” Gemment To Reporter:

NINE CHINESE REDS IN U. 5. FOR HEARING   Delegation To U. N. Met By Russian Leader

Senators Offer Alleged Red Defense Chance   Action Comes After Stormy Hearing On Solon’s Charges

McCarthy ‘Prey’ Invited fo Reply   Subcommittee Asks Miss Kenyon, Jessup

Estmates On Armed Fund: Not Avalable   Congress May Have To Wait Week To Learn Likely Cost Of Korean Battle

Say 6 Billion To Be Asked for Defense Buildup  Congress May Wait Week Before It Hears

(CONGRESS VIEWS COSTS OF WER   Legislators Ready To Vote Funds When Military Leaders Make Estimate— May Be $6.000.000 aon

Conaress Waits To Write Check  For Cost of War   Rumors Fly Thick, Fast as Officials  Study Situation

WORK ON BUDGET FOR COST OF WAR   Will Be Sometime Nex! Week Before Congress Gets Figures   REACH NO AGREEMENT

Korean War Cost May Be Know: By Next Week, Solons Advised   Estimates Of Men and Money Needed Coming

Estimates on Funds Necessary To Build Up U. S. Fighting Machine Are Due Next Friday

Congress Waits For Cost Estimate On Korean War   Senator Sees Week's Time Before Funds Check Is Made

Predicts Wait On War Estimate   Thomas Says It Will Be Week Before Cos! Will Be Indicated

-$63 MILLION DROP   Federal Tax Collections in Kangas Over $153 Million

Republicans Oppose New Tariff Cuts   Truman Supports Plan Offered By State Denartment

Effect On Employment Feared... Proposals To Cut Tariff Protested

Solons Balk  At Planned Tariff Cuts   Claim Effect Would Be To Increase Number Of Unemployed.

State Dept. Opposed on New Duty Cuts   Threat to Jobs Cited in Plans For 2500 Items

Plans for Further Tariff Rate Cuts Bring Protests From GOP Senators

Tariff-Gut Plan Ascailed By GOP; Caution Is Urged   Reductions In Duties Would Hurt Economy, Republicans Claim

Senators Protest To Tariff Cut Plan   Republicans Claim Reductions Would Hurt Jobs of U.S. Workers

GOP PROTESTS AGAINST MORE TARIFF CUTS   Move Would Increase Number Of Jobless In U. SS, Claim

Claim Effect Would Swell Unemployment   40-Nation Conference Slated in England September 28

Tariff Proposal Of U. S. Draws Varied Blasts  GOP Sees Jobless, Democrats Urge mnrtan in Plan

U.S. Tariff Proposals Alarm GOF   State Department Advocates Slash In Import Rates

Demo Leaders Urge Caution InLevy Cuts   State Department Seeks Rate Slash As Boost To Trade

GOP to Fight Tariff Cuts   Administration for . 2.500 Lower Duties

Ban Woman War Writer   Miss Higgins Protests ‘Sex Discrimination’: 2 Newsmen Reinstated

‘TOLD TO LEAVE KOREA   Woman Foreign Correspondent To Ge To General Walker

Woman Reporter Ordered to Leave   MacArthur Rescinds Ban on Two Others

Ban on Lambert, Kalischer Lifted Army Bars Woman Reporter From War Front In Korea

Ban On A. P, and U.P. Reports Lifted  Herald Tribune Woman Correspondent Ordered Out of Korean Battle Zone Under Escort

RESOLUTION ASKS MORRISVILLE TO ERECT WORLD WAR Il MEMORIAL; MAY BE DONE SOMETIME DURING NEXT YEAR

MORRISVILLE COUNCIL MAY BUILD MEMORIA   Project Not Included In Year's Activities   NEW RULING ADOPTEL

Stassen Believes Time Not Right For Atomic Bomt  Says 2 Cireu mstances . @®boo Dec   Says 2 Circumstances Only Should Require Dread Weapon’s Use

Stassen Opposes Bombing of China  New Church Group Hears Battle Plan

Kohler Wins GOP Nomination For Governor  Democrats Name Carl Thompson To   Democrats Name Carl Thompson To Governor Race; Schmitt Surnricec

Kohler Defeats Len Schmitt 3-2  In Governor Race  Thompson, Fairchild  Win in Democratic .6h6B Kf ~ a

Sen. Wiley Will Face Fairchild for U. S. Senate   Vernon Thomson Wins Nomination for Atty. General

Thompson and Kohler Victors   Senator Wiley Easy Winner   Schmitt Gives Kohler Tough Race in State

Schmitt Makes Strong Race; Rolls Up Total Vote of Over 139,000   Thompson Polls 125,050 to 256,988 For Kohler; Vern Thomson, Reuss Ahead For Attorney General as Arthur Trails

WINTER MOVES IN   Blizzard Conditions Re ~ ported Thruout the State of Kansas

All Kansas In Grip Of Storm.   Cold, Snow and Sleet In On Howling Wind; Highs Wednesday Will Range Fram -5 ta 10

UN Treads On Shaky Ground —   - Whether or Not Third World War Erupts May Be Decided at Council: Table With Red China

U.N. Moves To Limit War   Offensive Launched To Bar Now Confliet

Try To Prevent Korean Conflict From Spreading   Seek to Neutralize Chinese Communists By ‘Saving of Face’

re Red Chinese  Fe ear Of World War UL Spur: U.N. Diplomats Into Action

U.N. Striving to. Neutralize China In Korean War   Opens Three-Prong Diplomatic Offensive To Localize Menace

U. N. Launches Prong Plan In Korean War  Diplomatic Program Seeks To Neutralize Communist China

UNITED NATIONS HOPES TO AVERT ENTRY TO CHINA   “ffort Made To Persuade Reds To Be Neutral And Thus Prevent Outbreak Of World Conflict.

United Nations Seek to Limit Korean Fighting   Basic Strategy Is. To Reassure China On U.N. Intentions

UN Sets Offensive To Neutralize Red Chinese in Korea   Pact Deputies Seek Prompt Decision On German Army

U. N. Mounts 3-Pronged Offensive Diplomats Strive to . Keep War Localized

UN Diplomats Seek To Curb Korean War   Diplomatic Drive Launched Against Communist China

Three-Way Diplomatic Offensive Started in UN Today in Bid To Prevertt Another World War

UN Will Not Stop Electric Power To China   Starts Diplomatic Move To Avert Spread Of War

Battles Rage on Korean Coast As Marines Advance in Center   UN Aims Diplomatic Weapons at Red China

UN Hoping To Satisfy China   Would Reassure Reds About Territorial Designs.

UN Launches Diplomatic Drive Today On Chinese   Red Leaders Told No Designs Held On China Itself

U. N. SEEKING WAY TO BLOCK NEW WAR   Diplomats Working To Neutralize Chinese Reds

U.N. Seeking To Neutralize Chinese Issue   Assure Communists Manchurian Power Will Not Be Cut

UR. 1S MOVING TO NEUTRALIZE CHINESE REDS   Mount Diplomatic Drive To Head Off New World War

UN Neutralizing China OHensive Is Mounted   No Designs Reassurance To Red Leaders Forms Basis of Strategy

Three Armed Program fo Prevent War   UN Struggles to Find Way to Prevent China Issue From Precipitating New World Conflict

Security Panel Awaits Chinese Red Delegation   Three-Pronged Diplomatic Action Mounted to Neutralize War Threat

UN Attemptinc to Localize Korean Fight   Diplomats Hope tc Keep Conflict From Exploding

U.N. Attempts To Neutralize Chinese Reds   Diplomatic Offensive Mounted To Contain Korean Fichting

UN Launches Bid To Pacify China, Prevent New Wat  Assembly Promises Not To Cross Line, But Issues Warning

Efforts Bent To Neutralize  Nation in War   Envoy Is Sent To Bolster Policy Despite Rebuff

GI Admits Killing WAF Sergeant   Woman, 44, is Kille At Air Base In  California

Made Error On Shallow Water Buoys   ‘Big Mo’s’ Operations Officer Thought They Marked Deep Water; Is Party Defendant

NEW BLACKOUT IS INDICATION OF BIG CLASH   MacArthur Banning Any Identification Of Ground Forces

News Clamp Hints Battle ls Imminent   MacArthur Bans “Identification of U.N. Ground Troops

Communist Patrols, — U. N. Troops Clash   United Nations Troops Forced Back As Much As 10 Miles—MacArthur Says 190,000. Reds Could Strike Between January 1 And 10

Battle for All Korea Appears To Be Shaping   MacArthur imposes Security Blackout on Troop Desiqnations

News Blackout May Indicate Fight Looming   Commie Patrols And Yanks Clash Only 28 Miles From Capital

190, 000 Ready For Offensive,  W’Arthur Says   Pir st of Year Campaign To Take ROK. Capital - -Reneetred by Allies

Independents In Rush To Qualify As Candidates   Sweeney May Seel Special Session Of Legislature

Congressmen To Open Probe On Atom Control   Move For World Agreement Studied By U. S. Solons

Kaiser Grants Big Pay Raise  Skilled Workers Get 17-Cent Increase

Anti-U. S. Nationalists Fire on Palace At San Juan and Bomb, Burn Police Stations Across Island; Gov. Munoz Raps ‘Conspiracy Against Democracy’

Anti US Forces Quelled Quickly By Army, Police   Radical Element Back of Outbursts Over Island Country

Puerto Rico Is Scene of Nationalist Uprising Police Stations  Bombed, Burnec  In Some Ciiies, +> EP. ...C—i—‘“‘“‘i‘iaL

Worst Uprising In History Hits Puerto Rico   Anti-U. S. Nationalist Rebels Fire on Governor's Palace; Violence in Nine Towns; Death Toll 23 So Far.

ANTI-AMERICAN RIOTS ROCK PUERTO RICO   Death Toll Placed At 23: One Town Is Still In Hands Of  Natinnalictc

SEARCH ABANDONED FOR 45 ON PLANE   Spot Where Craft Plunged Into the Persian Gulf Is SharkInfested.

PLANE CRASH SETS UFF EXPLOSIONS   MARINE C-47 WITH SECRET CARGO IS WRECKED AT OKLAHOMA CITY.

HEAVIER NICK “NPRYGHEGKS - STARTS TODA   Goes to One and One-Half Per Cent for Security Pay Benefits.

Persons Seen Near Wreckage  Remote Possibility They Are Survivors

‘Plans For Auto Wage Freeze Completed - Government Studies Meat Price Controls

Hershey Asks Draft Power Be Extended   Director Says Act Would Have Prevented Second  World War

Opening Program Given Warm Applause  8 OOO Persons See Rodeo Events Here

nw oa i Opening Program Given Warm Applause  8.000 Persons See  Radeo Events Here

Montanan Picked by K-State   Dr. James A. McCain to Succeed Eisenhower At Manhattan College   NEW PRESIDENT IS 42   Former Navy Officer, Ardent Football Fan and Rotary Club Member

Montana Man New Head of K-State   Dr. James A. McCain Named to Succeed Mil ton S. Eisenhower   TO TAKE OFFICE JULY 1   Has Been President of Montana State University  Since °45

Montana Man New Head of K-State   James A.  Dr. McCain Named to Succeed Mil  TO TAKE OFFICE JULY 

President James McCain of Montana State Universit Is Chosen to Be President of Kansas State College, Leaving Missoula Institution on July 1   Tarmad Ontastandine

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Would Classify Communists As  Enemies Of U. S.

Ferguson and Trumar Have White House Talk About China   Senator Declares That Formosa Will Not Be ‘*‘A bandoned” Entirely

Korean Developments Not Daunting Plans of International Communism

LOCAL OPTION BILL PROPOSED   Compromise Suggested When It ‘Becomes Doubtful That Congtesa Would Grant One-Year Extension Asked by President Trurnan.

Workers Cross Picket Lines At Potash Plants   No Violence Reported: Police Detail Bolsterec

ROBERTS AND REYNOLDS IN HURLING DUE!   Crowd Lines Up to Gel Turn Back Tickets at Gate.

Rampaging Flood Waters Showing Signs of Dropping   Traffic, Communications Disrupted As Snow, Sleet Lash Pacific Northwest

Raging Floods Show Signs of Losing Force   Thousands Driver Out of Homes in Midwest Reaien«

Midwest Floods Show Signs of Easing Believe Crisis Over   15,000 Persons Have Been Driven from Home Northwest Has Sleet

Financial Aid to Cities May Be Placed Before Leaislative Special Session

Financial Plight Of Cities Is Big Political Problerr   Controversy May Be Taken Up at Special Legislature Session

Applecart Is Upset; Nelson Simpson Trail   Morris Man Makes Unusual Showing

Stratton Is. Easy Winner for Treasurer   Whips Six Rivals fo: Nomination; Other Results in State

WHIPS SIX OPPONENTS   Nominated for State Treasurer, Becomes the G.O.P. Contender fo: Governor. Other Results as Expected.

New Inquiry On Espionage Is Started   Federal Jury Probing Activities at U. of California.

Gray Resigns Army Position   Secretary to Take Presidency of NCU

Kansas Coach Is Named Ba <etball’s Outstanding Man of Year in NY

ALLEN IS HONOREI  K. U. Coach Named “Bas ketball’s Outstanding  Man of Year”

Taft Says ClO Using C ommie Tactics Of ‘Lies’ In Campaign To Whip Him —

Column Left   ‘...achiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ”—Burns.

State Dept. Hurls Charge At McCarthy   Deliberately Misquoted House Report in Talk At Chicago, It Says

Depariment  Raps Charge   McCarthy Is Accused Of Quoting_ Falsely

14 Mistakes Listed From Last Speech   State Department Saya Files Limited And Not Wide Open

MAJOR BATTLE SHAPES UP ON YANK CENTER   Correspondents Believe New   Engagement May Have  Been Started.

Strong Blows Are Reported  On U.S. Lines   ‘Feeler Thrusts’ Expected  To Be Opening Phase Of Heaviest Push Yet

Strong Probing Blows Indicate  Reds Are Ready   Yanks and South Koreans Score Successes; Divisions Hold Fast

Communists Mass Big Forces To Try Crack At Center Of UN Line   American Patrols Push Koreans Back At Hadong; Reds Power Concentrated For Big Try.

Foe Feeling Out Center Of Yank Line   MacArthur ‘Never More Confident of Victory’ After Trip To Front

BIG ATTACK IS EXPECTED IN 24 HOURS   Pressure Along Front Being Stepped Up To Crush Americans.

Invaders Set Stage For Supreme Effort Of Korean Conflict   Crack Divisions Assembled For All-Out Attack; War’s Decisive Battle Looming

Massed Enemy Forces Begin Feeler Blows   South Korean — Division Counter - Punches 7 Miles

Red Troops Already Striking Strong Feeler Blows at Positions of Two Yank Divisions, Biggest Battle of War Believed Shaping up

Attempt To Crack Center Of Allied Line Expected Soon   Drive Reds Back In Two Sectore

COMMUNISTS PREPARE FOR NEW ASSAULT  Supreme Effort to   Supreme Effort to Crack U.N. Lines Is ‘xpected Within 24 Hours.

Mightiest Assault Of War Imminent   Reports Hint All-Out Communist Effort to Crack American Line -

Powerful Red Attack Expected Within 24 Hours  North Korean Troops Fer te pane Paes   North Korean Troops Increase Feeler Blows Northwest of Pusan

Temperctures   Communists Mass Forces For All-Out Bid to Rip Through Allied Defense

All-Out Red Attack Seen ~ Soon on Center of Line: 2 South Advances Noted

North Koreans To Attempt KO Of Allied Lines   War’s Biggest Battle Expected On Front 100 Miles Northwest Of Pusan; Communists Strike Strong Feeler Blows At Americans, South Koreans Center Lines

ZERO HOUR  Foe Probes Line for Soft Spot  FRONT VISITED   FRONT VISITED BY MacARTHUR

Onslaught Will Be Launched By Reds Against Center Of United Nations Line   FULL SCALE ATTACK EXPHSTED MOMENTARILY

Big Communist Drive Expected in 24 Hours   Massed Enemy Forces Already Striking Strong: Blows to Test Strength of American and South  

AIRLINER DOWNED BY SEVERE STORM ON LAKE MICHIGAN   Great Air, Water Search Underway For  Plane Carrying Many Eastern College Students; Oil Slicks, Wreckage Sighted.   RULLETIN.

‘Work Stoppages Threaten to Curtail ‘Production Essential to War Effort

Duff Seeking Harmony in  GOP Ranks   Owlett, Mrs. Scranton May be Asked To Quit Posts

GOY. DUFF ACTS TO RECONCILE GOP FACTIONS  Chief Executive Assumes Role of State’s Undisputed hg EO EL ee a eee

Duff Starts Healing Wounds in GOP Ranks  Prepares for Cawindian. Accingt

Balloting on Gas Tax Hike Is Contested   GOP Legislator Files Suit Here; Governor Sees ‘Selfish Motive’

Suit Attacks Special Election on Gas Tax   Republican Legislator Asks Court Order to Block Vote in April; Contends Resolution Setting Special Referendum Was Illeqal ¢

Suit Is Filed fo Question Legality of Gas Tax Vole   Action by Republican Legislator Would Prevent Special Election April 4.

Republican Files to Stop Road Election   St. Louis GOP Legislator Attacks Constitutionality

Truman to Make Foreign Policy Speech Tonight   Expected to Emphasize Plans for Korean Reconstruction

Non-Partisan Backdrop For Speech Today   Truman Expected To Emphasize Four Points Tonight In Address At San Francisco

‘Truman To Make Foreign Policy Speech   ® President Shies Away From Party Politics Toniaht

Truman Address May Force Reds To Discuss Peace   Major Talk Tonight To Seek Reolistic Terme From Rucsian:

TRUMAN KEEPS TALK TONIGHT POLITICS-FREE   Democratic Candidates Barred From President’s Hotel Quarters

President Will Avoid All Polities   Truman’s Aides Try to Keep Democratic Candidates From His Hotel  Holds Conferences   Holds Conference:

A Non-Partisan Backdrop For Truman Speech   Major Foreign Policy Address Tonight to Emphasize 4 Points

fruman Will Jutline U.S. roreign Policy   Talk Tonight Stems in Part From Wake Island Parley With Gen. MacArthur

Nation to Hear Policy Speech By Truman   President Plans Non-Partisan Backdrop For Report Tonight

TRUMAN SPEECH TO STRESS AIMS   Address Tonight Is Expected To Reopen Campaign To Force Russia To Talk  . Realistic Peace.

TRUMAN SET “OR POLICY TALK ON AIR   Expected To Force Russia Hand On Peace

Truman Avoids Party Politics  Foreign Policy Talk Tonight At 11:30

PRESIDENT IN FOREIGN POLICY TALK   Truman, Back From Wake Conference With MacArthur, Speaks Tonight In San Francisco.   SPEECH ON AIR AT 10:30 O'Clock   Politicians Barred; President Expected to Push For Red Participation in Peace Move.

PEACE DRIVE AGAINST. REDS I$ EXPECTED   Takes Precaution To Put Major Speech On Real  Non-Partisan Basis

Non-Partisan Backdrop For Truman Talk   Expect President To Reopen Campaign For Realistic Peace

Truman Slated To Keep Talk “Non Political”  Report On Pacific Parley   Report On Pacific Parley Will Be Delivered Tonight

‘Taik On Air At Li:30  President’s Policy ‘Pattern’ Awaited In Speech Tonight

Truman Report May Anply New Peace Pressure   President’s. Talk Expected To Chart U. S. Aims In Korea, Stress  Need For Defense

Carefully Adopts Non-Partisan Air For Major Speech   Will Reveal Details Of Wake Conference At 11 O’clock Tonight

Truman Speech Will Be Heard 11:30 Tonight   President Providing Non-Partisan Backdrop For Talks.

wEL SOF Liew 4 iis  Non-Partisan Speech Expected  To Draw Russian Peace Motives    Like It Or Not Eisenhower Becomes Possible  02 Candidate For Presideney

DEWEY MOVES TO BIG LEAD OVER LYNCH   Impelliterri Wins Mayoralty Post In Upset

Brothers Held InGirl'sDeath  Fingerprint Leads To Arrest In Kidnap Case

Finger Prints OnBeer Bottle Clue to Arrest   Pair Wanted for Murde Of Young Girl Arrested On Basis of Prints Found at Crime Scene

Beer Bottle Turns Trick Brothers Charged With Murder of Vancouver Girl

LIQUOR RAID IN K. C.   Ex-Conviet and Molitieal Figure Was Arrested loday

Raid Ex-Boss Of North KC   Arrested With Three Others and 1,000 Cases. Of Whisky Seized

Fairchild Transfers Mrs. Lampert From Handling State Labor Cases

Fairchild Answers Criticism   Attorney General Denies ‘Political Motive In Altering Assistant’s Status

MILLIONS LOST AS HIGH WINDS RAKE SEABOARD   Wind Velocity Recordec Up To 105 Miles Atop Rear Mountain

Closure Hits 7 California, Arizona Plants   Southern Railroad Trains Fired Upon, No One Is Injured

GIRL CONVICTED IN MURDER CASE   ‘Sandra Peterson Gets Life  ; on

Sandra Peterson  Guilty Of Murder   Eighteen Year Old Girl Sen tenced To Life Imprisonment For Killing

Girl Gets Life In Murder Case   All-Male Texas Jury Finds Sandra Guilty

Pressure Grows for Tighter Home Controls; President May Make Views Known Today

Decision Due On Pay - Price Request Today   Legislators May Put. Severe Clamps On Infla-— ‘tionary Trend

President May Give Congress Control Plan   Legislators Are Alarmed At Inflation Spirals Measave Awattad

TRUMAN LETTER DUE  eae Se AEN Ge Seen  Economic Control! Showdown Near

TRUMAN MAY AIR STAND ON CONTROL PLAN   15 GOP Solons Back All-Inclusive Curbs On Stand-By Basis

Truman May Give Plans On Control   Republican House Members Demand All-Inclusive Bill

Drastic Controls  Demands Rising ln House, Senate  Truman’s Limited  Restriction Plan Faces New Fight

Demand For Control Law Makes Issue   Sentiment Grows In Congress For AR-Out Authority

Total Control Tide Rises in Congress   Price Ceiling, Rationing Gains Backing as Prices Continue Up

Full Controls Gaining Favor With Congress   Standby Powers For President Are Demanded

Rising Sentiment In Congress For All-Out Mobilization On Home Front

Fight to Stem : Sentiment for All-Out Control   Backers of Truman

Tide Rising For All-Out Price Curbs   Baruch Plan Gaining Favor In House; May Give Standby Power

Rationing Suppert Is High Today   Wage-Price Controls And Rationing May Be Made Into Law On Stand-By Basis

Strong Support In House For Rationing   Face Fight To Hold Controls Down To Truman’s Proposals

Congress Swinging To Baruch Proposal   Sentiment Grows for Request For Limited Economic Controls

PRESIDENT'S AIDES FIGHT BARUCH PLAN   Attempt To Sidetrack All. Out Mobilization For Milder Program

Sentiment Grows For Unlimited Economic Curbs  enote Cammittee   Senate Committee Delays Vote on Issue Until Next Week

Many Favor Home Front Mobilization   Strong Support Reported in Congress for Price Controls and Rationing on Standby Basis.

Strong Tide in Congress for Full U. §. Mobilization   Truman Backers Holding Out for  , fected f" anwbdontn

Truman Faces Rising Demand For All-Out Economic Mobilization   Support for Price Controls and Rationing Increasing in Congress; Drastic Action Moy Replace President’s Call for Limited Curbs

Baruch Plea Brings Added Pressure   Mobilization Of Home Front May 'Be. Strengthened

Fight To Stem Increasing Tide For Mobilizing   Truman Forces Face Growing Pressure for Civilian War Curbs

War Control Sentiment Up   House Leaders Fear Baoruch’s Plan Will Override Truman's

All-Out Home Front Mobilization Demand Grows; Solons Want Price Controls and Rationing   Sharp Fight Seems fo Be Brewing in Senate Over How Much Is fo Be Spent for Europe

All-Out Home Front Mobilization Demand Grows; Solons Want Price Controls and Rationing

 ‘Truman Faces Big Drive for  ‘Full Controls   Pressure for All-Ou Mobilization Grows in Conrress

Sentiment Grows For Full Controls On Home Front  Baruch Modifies Idea By Suggesting Passuge Of Stand-By Controls

Drastic Control Advocates Apply Strong Pressure   Backers of Truman’s Request for Limited Pow. ers Fight to Stem Rising Sentiment

Truman Backers Fight All-Out Mobilization   Support President's Request for Limited Controls Against Rising Tide of Sentiment in Congress for Full AcHon on Home Front.   BARUCH SUPPORT GROWS

WantActior On Prices, Rationing   Backers for Limited Economic Controls Fear Big Demand for Al.Out Plan   Listen to Baruch   Asks Stand-by Law Be Ready for Truman to Use at Once

Demands Grow For Complete Mobilization   Price, Wage Controls and Rationing Asked

HOPE TO STEM ALL-OUT HOME MOBILIZATION   Pressure Mounts In Congress For Complete Wartime Controls.

-- Washington -------~-"-7" Rising Tide Of Sentiment For  All-Out Mobilization

Truman Backers Fight To Stem Tide Of Sentiment For All-Out Mobilization

Roy of Gang Brothers Is Fatally Shot   Not Active in Warfare In Illinois; Slain at Work as Farmer.

Killer Sends Third Shelfon Brother To Violent Death  Shots Miss Helper Who Goes to Aid of  nin Hibkinaic AAT

Shelton Brother  Slain by Gunman  Roy, 59, Peaceful Farmer, Killed

Shots From Ambush Kill Roy Shelton   Body Of Illinois Man Run Over, Mutilated By Harrow

Hidden Gunman Cuts Down Third Shelton Brother   Roy Is Slain While Driving Tractor on His Farm in {llinois

Gang Leader Mowed Down While Farming  RDeap-ler BAR actin   Be Mutilated achinery; Ey vie Escanes

Third Gangster Brother to Be Slain: Two Others Survive; Fairfield Sur. prised by Latest Killing

Gunman Slays Roy Shelton From Ambush   Body of Illinois Gangster Then Mutilated by Dise And Harrow Rig Blades

Roy, 59, Shot by Hidden Gunma Body Mutilated:  n of Notorious i Kine Is Ambushed

Unseen Gunman Today Kills Third of Five Shelton Brothers on His Illinois Farm

Roy Shelion Meets Same Death as Two Ganaster Brothers   Shot by Hidden Gunman While Cultivating on His Farm

Roy Shelton Is Slain by Gunmar   Third of 5 Brothers of Gang Notoriety Killed on Farm

Two Bullets Fell Roy In Farm Field  Body Mutilated By Disc Rig He Was Operating

Armed Forces Call Up More For War Duty   50.000 Marine Reservists Pat on Active Status:  : Aaneazes Viewttc Alawtast

“UN Officers Say Korean Wa To Continue  y ‘Intelligence Group Reports Fighting

War Will Continue Until Spring, U.N. Officers Predict  ‘Natural Features ~Of Land Barriers.  a ee PR

U.N. Observers Expect War Will Run Into Spring   Communist Advantage In Winter Offensive Stressed by Officers

American Officials Predict Korean War Will Continue Far info Spring   Inaccessible Mountains, Huge Snow Drifts And Sub-Zero Weather Expected to Delay Final Victory—New Problem May Arise

Terrain, Weather Big Factors Delaying Victory— U.S. Officers Expect Korean War to Continue Into Next Sprinc

Weather May Delay Korean Victory Until Spring  Experts Regard Enemy Resistance as Secondary

War To Last To Spring, UN Intelligence Predicts   Enemy Resistance Secondary Factor To Mountains, — Cold, And Snow In Holding Up Victory. Officers Say

Korean War Might Last Into Spring Due To Cold   Winter Will Delay All Armed Action By Both Opponents

Weather Delays Korean Victory  Predict War To Continue Into Spring

Victory In Korea Is Seen Delayed   Terrain, Weather Expected To Make War Last Until Spring

UN. Expects  War To Go On  Into Spring Mountains, Weather Called Major Foe,

War Is Expected Until The Spring Desnite Advance   Terrain, Winter Will Prevent A Winter Victorv

U. N. Intelligence Officers Predict That War Will Continue Well Into the Spring

Hard Winter Forecast By U.N. Experts   Korean Fighting Expected To Last Untit Next Spring

War Until Spring Seen by Officers   Mountains and Wintry Weather Expected To Delay U. N. Victory

Fighting In Korea Seen Until Spring   7th U.S. Division Troops At River Border To Manchuri:

Winter a To  Now Think Korean War Likely to Continue Until Next Spring

MAY REACH 60,000 MEN  Offers Of Troops  Are Being Made ' At Lake Success.

iHis French Not So Good  Bing Taken for Paris Bum, ‘Almost Tossed Iv the Jue

COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY PROBES CRIME   FEARS REPORT OF VICE CONDITIONS, POLICE BRIBERY

Board Votes To Request Bond Issue  Ballot Here   County-Wide School Building Projects Depend On Outcome

THINK ENOUGH MEN WILL WORK TO HALT CRISIS   Truman Will Not Ask for Seizure Of Coal Mines

LEWIS, OWNERS RECESS TALKS OVER WEEKEND   Fact-Finders Make Hopeful Report To Truman

Board Members Subdue: Fears Of Fuel Crisis   - Officials Believe Number of Miners Will Work Monday

UP FOR VOTE   Final Action on $3,,372,450,000 ‘Omnibus Foreigu Aid Bill: Expected Late Today — Anti-Communist Areas in Asia ‘and Europe to Benefit.

FOREIGN AlD UP FOR VOTE   ‘Final, Action on  §38,,872,450,000 Omnis Forelgn Aid BI Expected Late Today — Anti-Communist Areas in Asia and Europe to Benefit.

Sisters Who Married Brothers Become Mothers on Same Day   Belgians Vote Sunday On Fate of Leopold

BELGIUM 10 VOTE AGAIN SUNDAY ON FATE OF LEOPOLD   Return Of Exiled Monarch Major Issue; Public Interest Laas

. 5. PLEDGES MILITARY AID IN INDO-CHINA   Promise of Support Given to France By Acheson

U.S. Pledges France Aid  In Asia Area   Acheson Offer Marks First Specific Step In Halting Red Tide

Temperatures   Conferring With Republicans, Too, He Says: Government Scans Plan To Send Food to Communist China

Airplane Plants   Contracts to Be Discussed Later; Military Asks Fast Delivery

Summer Dust Is Blowing Through Winnipeg Streets Which Were Flooded Month Ago by Red River

Icy Winds and High Water Predicted For Indiana: Much Colder Wednesday

Dallas District Attorney Stymied by Twice Married Man's Plea for Advice

ATYVACK EXPECTED IN TU ir arr a eat te aie   Housewives Make Run On Sugar

Slow Retreat by U.S. From EasternEurope   Communist Methods Range From Expulsion to Torture of Employe:

U.S. Withdrawal in E. Europe Seer   Communist Methods 0: Torture of Native Workers Reveated

 Communists Fear American Listening Posts B ehind Iron Curtain  Red Torture Methods Force U. S. Retreat From East Europe

Soviet Slowly Forces U. S.Out Of East Europe   Seal lron Curtair Cracks By Expulsion and Torture

U.S. Being Forced Into Slow Retreat From Red-Dominated Eastern Europe

Communists Push US Out Of East By Many Methods   Their Tactics Range From Expulsion To Physical Torture

REDS SEALING IRON CURTAIN   U.S. Forced Into Retreat From East Europe

Cold War Occurrances Reviewed   State Department Claims Confession Enigma Is Solved

U.S. Beats Retreat  Sensational Developments In Eastern European Cold War

Red Methods In Eastern Europe Force U.S. Out   Russians Believed Trying To Seal Up Iron Curtain Cracks

Reds Use Terror To Seal ‘Curtain’  U.S. Envoys Target Of New Campaign

Russians Doing Their Best To Sew Up U.S. Peekholes In Soviet Iron Curtain

Red Methods Forcinga U.S. Retreat; New Bill May Cut American Reds From Moscow

U.S. Forced Into Slow Retreat In East Europe   State Department ls Convinced Reds Apply Pressure

TactiesAre Driving U.S. Out of East   Communist Methods Force Slow Retreat From European. Zones

US Being Forced In Slow Retreat FromEurope   Communist Methods Of Torture Moving Nation Westward

Reds Forcing U.S. Retreat  In East Europe   State Dept. Finds Solution Of Confessions By Innocent Victims

Reds Slowly Forcing U.S. Out of Orbit   Week's Events Reveal Stories Of ‘Confession’

U. 5. Being Forced Into Slow Retreat From Critical East Europe Cold War Front  Communist Harassment and Torture Seal Up Cracks in Iron Curtain

IRON CURTAIN “CRACKS” ARE BEING SEALED   Methods Reds Use To Make Victims  - Confess Revealed

RUSSIA USING ‘SQUEEZE’ T0 CETUS. OUT   We're Forced to Make Retreat in Eastern Europe

Reds Force. S. InRetreat From Eastern Europe  Expulsion, Torture   Expulsion, Torture Used On Americans, Consulate Employes

U. S, Forced To Quit Red Ruled Spots  By Pressure   Russians Determined To Seal Any Cracks Behind Iron Curtain

American Seeks Prague Refuge   Economist-Newsman Assails Truman Administration But Keeps Vote

EXPATRIATE IN PRAGUE ottKa SAFETY THERE   Resents Firing by Military Gov't from Work in Germany.

American Asks Czech ‘Haven For Self, Family   Will Not Return To U.S, as Long as Truman in Power

Not As Bad As It Sounds   American Desires Political Refuge In Czechoslovakia

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP:  Acheson Seeking Support For Far Eastern Policies      Three Powers Meet In Secrec To Talk About Atomic Energy

Twisted Steel, Shattered Bodies  To 8 Fh D.C Dh: Bie ge AT EE ck Tocscccnsesy   Train Crash Sets Stage for a Night of Horrors

TEMPBRATURE   TRAINS HIT: 29 DIE!   “The Dead And The Living Were All Mixed Up  *s@ wp eee eaerwerprperesees

Dead And Injured Cut Free From Twisted Steel; No Warning Before Smashup Occurs

Doctors Work Shoulder to Shoulder With Torch Wielders in Rescue Work

Dead, Living Mixed Up In Rail Wreckage   Many Of Train Victims Remain In Sitting Position

Many Victimis Sat Where They Died; Thousands Shocked, Watching Work; Tiny Church Is Made Into Morgue

‘Crash Scene A Horrible Sight, With Mangled Dead And Injured; Rescue Work Swift And Heroic

Dead And Living All Mixed Up   Rescue Workers Tell Of Agonizing Race To Free Victims Of Train Wreck

Over 100 Hurt At Rockville Center, N. Y.; Motorman Faces Manslaughter Charge For Running Train Through Red Light

Witnesses Describe Scene of Death and Horror After Crash of Trains in Night

Legs, Arms Scattered—  Peaceful Town Now Tragic Scene:  The Dead And Living All Mixed Un

Rescuers Tell Of Terrible Sights   Dead And Living In Lon; Island Crash All Mixed Up, They Report.

PAROLEE JAILED IN TRUCK THEFT INVESTIGATIONS   Paul Snowden, 34, Celer: ed, Woodville, Caught . With Vehicle   @UNAUTHORIZED USE CHARGE PREFERRED

GAME OFFICERS BILL IS SAVED   Measure To Provide More Authority Rescued By - Single Vote

Mabry Protests Oil Production Cut; Tells Committee Would Harm N. M.

Russian Deceit Brot to Light By U.S., Britain   West Credited With Twin Coup In UN Council

West Conceded Big Victory in UN Verbal War   Long-Winded Malik Charged with Three Propaganda Methods

'Applesauce!'-- ee WEST. ‘SCORES DOUBLE  WIN”  OVER RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA

West Wins Propoganda Victory   Malik Accused Of Using The ‘False Label’ Ruse, ‘Concealing Guilt By Accusation’,” And Employing ‘The Big Lie.’

WEST SCORES PROPAGANDA VICTORY   U.N, Adjourned Until Friday After Austin’s Charees

Taylor to Be ‘Drafted’ As Chairman   Newspaper Reports H Has Agreed to Serve Another Term.

The Hoosier Day   UNSCIENTIFIC WAYS geomet ATITO TOLL   DRIVERS PAST 60 PROVED TO BE SAFE

MacArthur Sees New War Phase  . Observers Predict Major U. S. Retreats In Korea Are Ended

War Entering New Phases  OB Ah el ee   No More American Retreats Expected

Korea War ir New Phase  Wo More Mator US.   No Mare Major U.S, Retreats Seen as Flanks Strengthened;

Turning Point  In Korea Seen  MacArthur Confident Of Eventual Success

STATE BONUS: REPORT MADE   Union Countians. Have Received _Over-*£400 000

Dixie Democrats Oppose Bill For Statehood  Southerners Line Up With GOP On Measure

STATEHOOD BILL  MAY BE BLOCKED   Southern Dems. Prepare For All-Out Battle

Aul-Wut Fight Waged amet Fignt Waged  Southern Democrats with GOP Aid Battle Alaska Statehood

Dixiecrats To Block Alaska Statehood Bill   Southerners Joining Up With Republicans Against Measure.

Dixie Democrats Wage All-Out Fight To Block Alaskan Statehood Bill

Alaska Case Might Cause Lengthy Row In Congress   Filibuster Threat Made By Southern Democrat Senators

Southern Senators Fight It . . : Alaskan Statehood Bill Meets Trouble

Seek to Slock Statehood Bill   Southern Democrats Fight to Block Bill Admitting Alaska

;4ONE Prien oeen.  Southern Democrats Team With  GOP To Fight Statehood Bills

Southern Demos Fighting To Block Alaska Statehood   a Dixia Senators Fear New State @ rahi Support Civil Rights Bille

Long Fight seen  Southern Democrats Team With GOP To Fight Statehood Bills

CTATEUAAN IM JIHMRILIIVUL IN  BITTER FIGHT   Southern Democratic Foes Get Strong Republican Backing

Southern Democrats Are Waging All-Out Fight in Senate To Block Alaskan Statehood

COAL DIGGERS STILL DEFIANT      Nation’s 370,000 Miners Again Remain Away From Pits

Nine Perish, Two Survive When Navy Plane Is Destroyed   Pilot and Co-Pilot Are Able to Escape Unhurt; Members of Crew, Trapped in Blazing Wreck, Die

Nine Killed in Plane Wreck   DEXTER, N. M. (INS)— A B-29 based at Walker air force base near Roswell, N. M., crashed Thursday.

: Te * ° Nine Perish in  Navy Plane Crash   Twin-Engine Patrol Plane Blazes in Rhode Island Airport While Landing

Bomber Crash Fatal To Nine   Pilot and Co-pilot Escape Burning Plane

9 NAVY MEN KILLED   Group Perished When Twin-Engine  Plane Crashed in East

9 Die In Navy Plane Crash  Two Others Injured At Rhode Icland Bace

Nine Killed In Crash Of Navy Plane   Pilot. Co-Pilot Are Reseved From Flaming Wreckage Ot Bomber

NINE ARE KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH   PILOT AND CO-PILOT SAVED IN CRACK-UP AT NAVAL AIR BASE

NINE MEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH AT NAVY AIR BASE   Pilot, Co-pilot Escape With Minor Injuries; Passengers Burned.Te Death -

BOMBER BURNS AT QUONSET AIR BASE   Engine Bursts Into Flame At Rhode Island Base   Tries Emergency Landing: Two Members Of Crew Pulled Out Alive

Navy Bomber Crash Kills 9   Pilot, Co-Pilot Saved At Quonset, R. I.

Nine Perish When Navy Plane Burns  Pilot, Co-Pilot Escape Following Crash At Airport‘

‘9 Die In Crash Of Navy Plane   Pilot, Co-Pilot Saved As Burning Craft Goes Down At Quonset, R. I.

Nine Trapped Navy Men Burn to Death in Crashed Plane   Rescue Crew Is Able to Save Only Pilot and Co-Pilot.

All but Two of Navy Craft Crew Trapped in Wreckage -At Rhode Island Air Center

NINE PERISH IN CRASH OF NAVY PLANE   Patrol Plane Enroute to Newfoundland Burns in Forced Landing at Quoinset, Rhode Island.   ¢ PILOT, CO-PILOT ESCAPE SAFELY   Remainder of Crew Trapped as Ship Overturns on Runway and Bursts Into Flames.

Nine Navy Air men: Die  In Crash   Two Escape From Blazing Craft After Forced Landing

Nine Killed, Two Hurt In Navy Plane Crackup. Pilot, Co-Pilot Saved

Nine Airmen Die In Crash Of Navy Plane   Patrol Shi p Attempts Emer. gency Landing, Smashes  Ground, Burns

Nine Men Die In Navy Plane Crash Landing   Pilot and Co-Pilot “Saved by Rescuers “From Burning Ship

NINE DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Pilot, Co- -Pilot: Escape When Plane Burns At Airport ;

NINE ARE KILLED IN PLANE GRASH   Tragedy At Naval Air Base Results In Death Of Passengers—Pilots Escane.

Nine Killed, Two Hurt In Plane Crash   Navy Plane Falls, Burns On Runway At Quonact, R, 1., Base

Suicide Death Is Suspected   Hagerstown Woman May Have Taken. Poison, W.Va. Coroner Says

SUICIDE VERDICT IN SUPERVISOR'S DEATH   Body Of Mrs. Mildred §. Doyic Hagerstown, Found At Park ersburg Airport

'OVER HALF WAY MARK   ‘Red Cross Drive Fotal Is $4,987; Schools First te Finish

Planes Lash At Invaders On South Bank   Flank Attack Threatens To Trap Yank Forces At Vitel Defence

Three Million Leaflets Rain Down onEnemy  Victory Won't Be _ gmp ee .§ _. &B_ gs

Marines Fighting In Seoul Streets   Inchon Liberated; Enemy Hurled Back All Along Southern Front

Surrender, Die Ultimatum Set   North Korean Troops Warned Allies Advancing Along Both Coasts

Theater Holdup Case Set Today  “Fwe Suspects Freed In $25,000 Robbery

Markey Advocates State Budget Cuts   Walkersville Republicar Formally Files For  . Governorship

MARKEY FILES HIS CANDIDACY AT ANNAPOLIS   Says New Deal-Fair. Deal Philosophy Must Be Reversed Ip State   PROMISES REDUCTION IN MARYLAND TAXES

" DR. MILLIKAN SKEPTICAL OF H-BOMB...  Doubts Man-Made Device Can Split Earth Asunder

Millikan Not Sure H-Bomb Is Possible   Scientist Who Opened Road to Atomic Research Is Doubtful

Savant Doubts H-Bomb Reality  Millikan Skeptical Of Man’s Ability TT. Dectroy Farth

Millikan Dot Doubts Any Man-Made Device Will Split Earth Asunder  “Noted Expert Skeptical Of H-Bomb

‘Nobel Prize Winner Not At All Certain Man Can Make A H-Bomb   Dr. Robert A. Millikan, 82, A Pioneer Of Electronic Research; Skeptical; Comments On Futira*

 Maybe It Won't Work Atomic Pioneer Millikan  ‘Has Doubt About H-Bomb

Could Destroy Friends, Foe   Says US Must Maintain Free Wey of Life

Reds Demand Adoption of  4-Point Plan   Program for Germany’s Future Drawn at Prague &-Nation Conference

‘ansing Ready ror Inaugural  State Officials Will Toke Oath Jan. 1

INAUGURATION PLANS SET UP   Democrats, Republicans Get Together On Ceremony

Congress May Find That ‘Treasure Chest’ Ts Just Bank of Japan, Not War Loot

Is There Such a Chest, Affer All’   Military Turns Coy About Report of Fabulous Woeolth in Jap Chest

Communists Mass Troops Near Capital   Decisive Battle Believed Imminent

French Reds Suffer Cold War Defeat   Bill to Protect U.S. Arms Shipments Passes Over Their Wild Protests

Cuts In Civilian Metal Uses Seen  Copper, Aluminum, Nickel On NPA List

MORE CURBS COMING   ‘ Civilians Will Get Less Copper, Nickel and Aluminum

NPA Expected To Cut Civilian Use Of Metals  r Nickel And   Copper, Nickel, And Aluminum Needed For Defense

Civilian Metal Use To Be Cut  Copper And Aluminun Order Expected Soo:

Order May Go Into-Effect On December 1 Slashes Due In Civilian Use Of Copper. Nickel. Aluminum

Cuts in Civilian Use of Vital Wai Material Looms   Copper, Aluminum And Nickel Cutbacks To Be 20-30 Per Cent

‘UNITED STATES HOLDING 700 ATOMIC BOMBS, WRITER SAYS; ‘H-BOMB FAILURE PREDICTED

U.S. Believed To Have 700 A-Bombs Now  Hydrogen Weapon Doubtful, However,  Wieser Diaclaxvna

Atom-bomb Stockpile in US. Putat 70C   Scientific Expert Doubts Success in Making of H-weapon

ae Price Survey:  ‘Chamber Reports Kingsport’ s Fooe Costs Comparable To Area Cifies

SOMERSET WEATHER (Reported Daily by David Grove, U. S. Weather Observer)

Much of State Is Held in Icy Grip of Winter  Raging Snowstorm Jo VAs en ede ee Demi

CIO SAYS PRICE HIKE. IN STEEL 1S UNJUSTIFIED   Official, Tells Probers  Rise Far In Excess  Of Cost Increases

‘Profit Grab’ Laid to Steel   Union Charges Price Hike  Pe eet Dyprepveeccx:

FOUR MEN DIE IN ~NEW YORK BLAST   Victims Scalded When Steom Pioe Exolodes

More Russ Ships Are Near Britain   Nine Is Total Seen Close to England in Past 24 Hours.

Pres. Follows Up Apology To Marines With Appearance Before Corps League

Truman Gets Standing Ovation At Convention After Erasing Insult   “Unheralded Appearance Is Follow-Un Of His Apology For Mistake In “>, Sfurring Marines.

Riverdale-Dolton  Community Chest  Drive Opens Soon  Fix Goal Of $5,000; All Donations Used Locally

Riverdale-Dolton Community Chest Drive Opens Soon  Fix Goal Of $5,000;  All Donations

U. S. Approves Plan For Talks By Big Powers   Dulles Backs UN Resolution For Meet  ing On Problems Threatening Peace

U.S. to Join in Five Power Parley Aimed to Keep Peace  Malik Says Dulles Accused UN Secretary a a ee oa: oan we Et.

US Ready to Talk World  Peace Issue   Representation of China In UN Conference Big  Obstacle to Overcome

U.S. APPROVES NEW5-POWER PEACE TALKS   WOULD REPORT ON WORLD PROBLEMS TO U. N. COUNCIL

Dulles Warns Basis Must Be Justice   China’s Place May Present Stumbling Block

U.S. To Take Part In Peace Discussions   Will Take Part in Five-Power Meeting on Problems That Are Threatening World Peace, Dulles Says.

a a a a a U.S READY TO TAKE PART. IN FIYE-POWER. MEETING ON PROBLEMS.

US Announces It Is Prepared To Join Meeting   Agrees To Take Par In 5-Power Session On Peace Problems

U.S. Agrees to live-Power Parley China Representation  Is Stumbling Block To World Peace Talks

U.S. Backs Plan For Peace Parley  Five-Power Talks  Weighed by U.N.

U. S. READY FOR ACTION   Will Take Part in Meeting to Discuss World Peace

J. S. Ready forCi )-Power Talks ‘Se yn World Peace ifs   or\Clear Lake s Sewer Districi els Approved

U.S. Okays 5-Power Talk   Would Participate In Peace Meetino Under U.N. Plan

Malik Pushes Lie’s Defeat   Says Dulles Want U.N. Chief Out Of Job

U.S. Agrees To Five-Power Peace Parley  beets: Date Teatloe vv   Malik Puts Dulles ‘91 Spot, Says He Rapped Trveve Lie

U. S. READY 70 DISCUSS PEACE WITH BiG FIVE   Dulles Backs Syrian-lraq Move For Major Power Talks.

U.S. AGREES T05-POWER PEACE TALKS   China Stumbling Block To Proposal For Settling All Problems.

U. 5. READY FOR 5-POWER PEACE TALKS   Dulles Supports prion: lraqi roposal in-UN

U. S. Will Enter 5-Power Parley   Problems Threatening World Peace Will Be Considered

U.S. Okays Big Five Meeting    ‘Ready to Discuss  World Peace Problems But Doubts Value Of U. N.-Proposed Talks

U.S. SET TO JOIN PEACE PARLEY   Dulles Informs U.N. America Will Take Part in Five-Power Meeting — To Combat Threats to World Order

U.S. Ready To Join In Peace Talks   Dulles Declares Americans Will Meet with Big 5

Ready To Talk On  Peace   UN Argues on Whether Lie be Supported For His Re-election

NEW ILLINOIS . ASSESSMENT IS PROBABLE   Tax Officials Hold Assessments Under Unconstitutional Tax Supervisor Plan Are Knocked Out. -

FEAR ILLINOIS MUST REASSESS TO COLLECT TAX   STATE HIGH COURT HAD DECLARED ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Tax Muddle in Most of State Seems Certain  Reassessment of  aa ee ae: ee:    Reassessment of Propertv Urred

New Evaluation of Property Likely to Avoid Financial Muddle: Many Anticipation W arrants Held Up

‘Lucky’ Sticks to Roulette Gambling Horse Hits Reno Along With Owner, $10,00C

‘Lucky’ Uses Horse Sense When He Plays Roulette in Reno Gambling House

Korea-Bound Craft Crashes in Takeoff; 28 Survive, Nurse Hailed as Heroine

Nurse Saves 27 In Japan Plane Crash  22 Missing,  Me WE ee ee, Mh]

NURSE HAILED HEROINE Troop Plane Carrying 51 Dives Into Sea Off Japan

22 Lost When C-54 Crashes On Way to Kimpo Air Field   Heroic Army Nurse Credited for Saving Lives of 27 Survivors of Crash In Sea

Fire Levels Hu ge Florida Citrus Plant  Damage In Millions As Rlaze Sweens

Hames Destroy Big Citrus Plant   Officials &stimate Damage Will Exceed Two Million Dollars

$2,000,000 Fire Hits Citrus Plant   One of Florida's Largest Packers Destroyed by Blaze

Multi-Million Dollar Fire Rips Citrus Plant   One of Florida’s Largest Firms Suffers over $2 Million Damages

Blaze Sweeps Citrus Center   Two Million Damage Dealt at Polk Piant

ACHESON URGES SOBER THOUGHT   Calls On Americans For Steady Action; Terms Korea Attack Cynical

Time Now For Sober Thought. Acheson Says   Gratified at Response of World to Eastern Policy Set By UU. S.

Time For Sober Thought and Action By American People, Acheson Warns

Illinois Coal Miners Ordered To End Strike   Order to Cut Train Service to Save Fuel Expected Soon

Lilinois Miners  Ordered to Pits  Cuts in Rail Passenger Service Proposed Due to Coal Shortage

Synthetic Rubber Production Soars   Output Has Virtually Doubled Since January

What War Situation Wil Do to K. U. Staff, Students Sill Unknawn ”   FAVORABLE DRAFT LAW

SCHOOL OFFICIALS   What War Situation Will Do to K. U. Staff, Stu dents Stil Unknown   FAVORABLE DRAFT LAW

Fresh Batch of Cold Air Arrives  Wide Area of U.S. In the Frosty Belt

Winter Staging Comeback Over Central Areas  Snow Rep   Snow Reported In Many Parts Of Frosty Belt.

Soring Weather Takes A Beating   Snow, Rain, Frost Cover Wide Area

Dr. Sander Takes Stand To Testify   Air Injecticn Into Cancer Patient To Be Explained

New Foreign Economic Plan Being Pushed   U.S. Slated to Import More  EurAKake (Al.

More Imports. From Europe ls Aim Of Truman   Puts Gray On Job; Acheson Economist Will Help On Plan

Economic Plan Change lv Aid West Europe  Boost In Imports Of Foreign Goods Goal Of Program

Truman Starts New Foreign Economic Plan  4Program To Bolster Western Europe   le lamunarchka

G.O.P. Stand In Quiz Asked   M’Carthy Probe Held Peril to Government

Declares GOP Should Take Stand in Communist Row   Sen. Thye Proposes Parley to ‘Thresh — Out Position in McCarthy Accusations

Solon Sees Grave Peril In Red Row   Thye Calls on GOP To Take Definite Stand en McCarthy

Sentiment Grows For  Red Stand   GOP Leaders Believe The Reds—Government Row  Destroying Government   CONFERENCE SOUGHT   Senator Thye Suggests President Call Those Concerned Together

GOP Parley Chairman  Awaits Formal Request   Minnesota Solon Also Wants Truman To Call McCarthy, Probers Together

Thye Seeks Meeting to Clear Issue   Row Is Destroying The Government, He Says in Statement

ANAS (1.0, P. TAKE STAND UN CHARGES UF SEN, CARTHY   Thye Proposes Conference of All Republican Senators to Decide on Party Position,   HE SUGGESTS TRUMAN THROW OPEN FILES   ‘Declares Records Would Eine able Probers to Determine  Whether There Are Reds in Government,

DECLARES PROBE ~ DESTROYING GOV   Senator Thye Proposes Meet To Thresh Out Party Position On Issue

Red Row Draws Ire From Solon   Republican Senator Seeks Conference

Red Sabotage Campaign In Reich Feared   Trained Soviets Crossing Border

Communist Fifth Columnists, With Small Arms and Explosives, Reported Swarming Across Border From East Bent on Preventing State's Kearmament—Kremlin Believed Back of Move to Disrupt West's Defense Buildup.

Communists Active In Westert ZoneAndMaySetOffWarOr Short Notice General Fear

U.S. Rept rt To UN  U. S. Plane May Have  Mistakenly Hit China   Public To Speak Sept. 12 Shopping Center Question ~~ Subject Of Public Hearing

Austin Tells UN Yank Plane May Have Strafed China Airstrip By Error   Asks For Probe And Says U. S. Willing To Pay Damages Thought Reasonable By Commissior

Accepts. UN Inquiry Into Chinese: Charges Concedes Flyer May Have Made Mistake

“RED” LETTER MONTH ENDS FOR UN COUNCH   U. S. Delegate Hints Shooting Mistake In Manchurian Area

Chief U. S. Delegate ¢ Proposes That U. N. Set Up Commission  To Investioate 

U. §. PLANE MAY HAVE ATTACKED WRONG AIRFIELD   Austin Willing To Have U. N. Commission As sess Damages   MANCHURIAN STRIP REPORTED STRAFED

American Fighter May Have Strafed Red China Airstrip By Mistake, Austin Tells U.N   Commission To Probe Reported Attack Is Proposed; Malik Ends Council Presidency

Austin Says U.S. Fighter Plane May Have Shot Chinese   Asks Full  Investigatior By UN; Malik Blasted As He Quits

Austin Proposes U. N. Group Probe Attack   Tells Security Council U. S. Willing To Pay Damaves If Mistake Made

U.S. Plane May Have Strafed Manchuria, Austin Tells UN   Malik Ends Presidency Term Amid Another Bitter Wrangle Over Council Procedure

AMERICAN PLANE ~ MAY HAVE FIRED UPON MANCHURIA   Austin Tells U. N. It Is Possible Airstrip Was Strafed by Mistake on August 27.   U.S. IS WILLING TO PAY DAMAGES   Delegate Proposes Security Council Set Up Commission to Probe Reported Attack. -

Austin Admits American Plane Strafed Airstrip  Fighter Plane Made Mistake Delegate Says

20 Injured As Tornadoes Hit Two Ohio Towns  Winds Damage Homes In Lima And At Van Wert

Damage Heavy: Power Cut Off In City Section   Hundreds Homeless; Factory And Theater Are Both Destroyed

Truman to Ask ‘Drastic’ Tax  Hike for War   At Least 10 Billion More Will Be Requested, Oftselal Savs

SHIPS, PLANES POUND ENEMY NEAR SIBERIA   UN Forces Make Wary Gains In Korean Sparring Match

90 000 Chinese Face Americans On Korea Front   Part of 7th Division Launches Drive in Bitter Cold Weather

U.S. Troops Hammer Out Moderate Gains   Marines Push North; Communists Appear In 3 Army Groups

Spotlight Turned on  ‘Numbers’  Allegheny Grand Jurors Look at Financial Aspects Of Racket Operatio:

West Holds  Out Bids Fo:  Arms, Peace Big 4 Talks May Be  Held; Germans Balk - On Nefence Planc

NEW BiG FOUR TALKS SLATED   Western Powers Offer Nev Peace Bid To Russia,  Arms For Germany

‘West Offers Peace To  Reds, Arms To Germans   3 Powers Accept ‘In Principle’ Russ Proposal for Biq 4 Talks

Western Powers Hold Out Offer Peace To Soviet   Atlantic Allies Also Have New Concessions Te Give German State

Westérn Powers Tentatively — Accept Russian Proposal for. Bia 4 Conference on Germany

Russian Offers Of Big Four Talk May Be Taken   But Wider Range Of Discussion  Is Being Soucht

Allies Offer Reds Peace,  Germans Arms   Big Three Accept Russian Proposal for Big Four Unification Conference

Western Allies Hold Oui ‘Peace Offer To Russia; Agree To “Big 4” Talks

SOWET'S OFFER FOR CONFERENCE RECEIVES FAVOR   Aled Diplomats Accept In Principle Proposal To Discuss German Issue — Arms Program Set.

Plan Notes To Be Sent To Kremlin   Foreign Ministers Also Set on Plans To Rearm European:

Big-3 Offers Russia Peace, ‘Arms to Reich   Allied Ministers Agree in Principle To Soviet Talks Bid

West Allies Hold Out Peace Offer   Britain, France and U. S ~ Accept Soviet Move in Principle   A BIG 4 CONFERENCE   Stipulate That Russians Dis cuss Whole Range of Problems

U.S. MAY PROVIDE MISSILE   in Case A War Comes  To Be Fitted With Atomic Explosives

US. MAY FURNISH ALLIES WITH NEW ATOMIC WEAPONS   Propose That Warheads Would Remain Here Until An Emeraency

Acheson Flies Home With Pact Report  US. .sk... m..l.....   Weather Delays Trip From Brussels

Beth Not Expecting, British Magazine Says in Statement   Declares Report Is Baseless; Princess  Elizabeth ‘“‘Angry”’

Meet Hoover In Fuchs Case   FBI Chief Is Silent After Atomic Parley

Exclusive INS Story On Fuchs Used In Parley   Plan Housecleaning Of All Fed Security Departments In U. §

Enemy Troopers Infiltrate Be hind Lines Carrying Out Tac tics of Deployment   SOUTH HIGHWAY IS UNDER HEAVY FIR]

U.S. Forces Reducing Road Block Behind Crack Fighting Unit   Commies Wedge American Lines On South Coast Front 37 Miles From Vital Port City Of Pusan.

Red Troops Infiltrate Behind American Lines  To Set Up Roadblock

Little Earl ‘Knows’ Assailants -- tt ng  ‘Big Kar? Shelton Ambushed Year After First Attack

SHOT IN ARM: MOTORING ON RURAL ROAD   Slug Goes Through Windshield and Wounds ExGangster; Another Hits  — Rear of Car.   YEAR AFTER FIRST. ATTEMPT ON LIFE   Machine-Gunned Riding  With “Little Earl’; Says  Latter Knows Who Fired the Shots.

EARL SHELTON AGAIN TARGET OF ASSASSINS   WOUNDED IN ARM BY SHOTS FIRED NEAR FAIRFIELD

Gavin Asks Action By Congress To Trim Oil Imports   Solon Cites Injury to U. § Producers, Refiners In Urging Swift Restraint

Nationalist . Planes Bomk Attack Base  Commie Invasion Centers Blasted Along Mainland

Nationalists Bomb Bases. For Invasion  Planes Attack Shanghai, Canton

Tibet Seeks UN Infervention In invasion By Reds _ Retinble Sources Say Tibet Has Appealed Directly For UN. Aid

Tibet Pleads For Help To Halt Chinese   U.S. Will Ask U.N. To Act Quickly In Korea Intervention

Tibet Appeals Direct to UN  Nehru and Indian Cabinet in Conferanai  atnanal Plwwbacadl

IIBET APPEALS {0 UN AGAINST RED INVASION   Information Here Said To Be Lacking On . New Move

India Silznt on Moves  ‘Appeal to U.N. by Tibet On Invasion Reported

Tibet Appeals to UN For Aid Against Chinese Communists  Reds Reported to Have Entered Lhasa, Capital of Tibet

Tibet Asks UN Aid to Halt Red Invaders   Appeal Said to Have Been Sent to Lake Success Wed.

Seek Intervention By World Group As Red Forces Invade Nation   Direct Plea Made Nov. 8th, Is Claim   ‘Indian Foreign Ministry  Says Agrpeal Has Been  Sentto Lake Success

Chinese Reds May Be in-Capital of Tiny Nation. . .  Tibefan Appeal to United Nations for Aid Reported

Report Tibet Has Appealed For UN Aid As Chinese Red: Enter Capital City, Lhasa

Report Tibet Asks U.N. Aid Against Reds   No Word Received At Lake Success; Chinese Move South

Communists Reported In Capital City   Reliable Sources— Tell Of Appeal  To Expel Chinese

Report Tibet Asks Help of United Nations   Appeal Made Directly To U.N., Sources in India Declare

Anti-Red Tactics:  German Police Club Commies Out of Berlin Headquarters

British Intend To Use Duessel dorf Building For Military Di vision Headquarters; Several! Police And Communists In tured

EQUALLY DIVIDED ON POPULAR VOT!   G.0.P. Margin Over Demos of .08 Per Cent in Last  Election

Major Parties Split Popular Vote in 1950   Analysis Shows How Ballots Were Divided

Europe Economi Unity Gets Boost From New Group  Payments Union Set;   Payments Union Set; Statesmen To Debate Schuman Plan Soon

EPU PLAN IS APPROVED BY STATESMEN   To Make Currencies More Convertible For Western Europe

Carbon Monoxide Gas Blamed For Deatl Of New Year’s Eve Date Of Student

Last-Minute Conferences Fail To Eliminate Threat Of Telephone Strike Today

Phone Installation — _ Workers To Strike   Last-Minute Talks To Avert Walk-Out Break Dow After Midnight This Morning—10,000 Workers In 43 States To Be Involved In Strike

Phone Dispute Talks Collapse   installation Workers Throughout Nation Expected To Quit Jobs Early This Week

Pickets to Start — As Truce End:   €10 Unions Standing By Fer Mediation Result

PSE ER See ee  Are Caught Again  Readily Admit Guilt Wher Trapped Fiying Chinese Fram fuba te Flacidae

NAB TWO MEN AS SMUGGLERS   Grand Rapids Pair Was Out On Bail On A , Similar ‘Charge

Reorganization is Given To Congress   Truman Proposes Changes Recommended by Hoover Commission in Talk

Truman Urges Symington Be Defense Czar  Proposes RFC Put  Under Supervision  OE DPawmanrenn Aoonny

Reorganization Plans Revealed   Truman Proposals Affect Mobilization Housing, Lending

Government Proposals  Are Made   Truman Would Have NSRB Head Be War Mobilization Planning Crary

President Backs RFC Agency Shift   Proposals Among Plans For Shakeup Before Congress

Planning ‘Czar’  Asked A  Thanan Would Put   Symington At Heaé Ae Mahi oe ae 

Symington May Become ‘Czar’ Of War Mobilization Planning   One of Four Reorganization Plans Submitted By President Would Give Task to Chairman Of NSRR- Alen Pronoses Shifting the REC

Mobilization Czar Urged By Truman   President Also Would; Shift RFC Jurisdiction In Reorgsnization Plar

Truman Proposes  Mobilization Czar  Seeks Wide Powers For Resource Boss

Two Proposals By Truman on Reorganizing  One Would Transfer RFC to Commerce

President Asks NSRB Head be War Pian ‘Czar   Also Proposes RFC To be Controlled By Commerce

President Proposes New Setup   Asks Congress To Put Symington In As War Mobilization Planning Czar

Truman Makes Recommendations  , a. 7   Wants Chairman Of NSRB To Be ‘Czar’ Of War Mobilization

Resources Board Chairman Would Get New Post   Truman Urges R.F.C. Be Placed In Commerce Dept.

Hoover Report Followed by The President   ‘Names Symington For Kev Position

TRUMAN HAS PLANS   President Recommends New Federal Reorganization Program

Calls For ‘Czar Of Mobilization, RFC Change   Truman Urges Other Items In Re-Organization

That Post Would — Go To Symington   Also Wants Reconstruction Finance Corporation Placed Under Jurisdiction Of Depart. ment Of Commerce

Truman Would Move RFC To Commerce   Reorganization Plans Are Put Forth By President Today

Truman Proposes “Czar” for War Mobilization Plans   Sends 4 Plans For Reorganization To Congress Today

U.S. War Czar May Be Named  Symington Mentioned For Post by Truman

Tire Rationing Move Denied By U.S. Officials   “Government Places Self in Control Of All Natural Rubber

U.S. Takes Over Rubber Trade  Order To Safeguard Supply and Prices

Government Controlling All Rubber Supplies — Sees No Effect  On Consumer; No Rationing

U. S. Takes Control Of Rubber Surplies   Government. To. Be Sole Importer.: Exporter: In ‘Crisis.--

TO CONTROL ALL RUBBER SUPPLIES   NPA Order Becomes Effective Today; Only  Government Can Act

« *« * FIRST BALES START ARRIVING  Bumper Cotton Crop Agair Forecast For South Plains

Many Franklin Phones ‘Dead’   1,000 Out of Order As Result of Street Widening Work

Many Franklin Phones ‘Dead’  1,000 Out of Order As Result of Street

Gunman Who Holed Up Is ‘Flushed’  Stocked Mountain Cabin tare tm atm

Police Hold Young ‘Hold Up’ Thug. On Five Charges   Two Kidnapings, Three Auto Thefts Face Andrew McCauley; Girl Also Held

GUNMAN HELD AS KIDNAPER   Stocks Up Mountain Cabin With Machine Guns And Food

Gunman Is Held OnKidnap Charge   Had Holed Up in Mountain Cabin With Guns, Food and Ammunition

COLORADO COPS NAB FUGITIVE   Youth, Moll All Prepared For Long Winter

Huge Industrial Reserve of 460 War Plants Is Ready for Action if Needed During Crisis

Cleveland Home Theft Haul Big   . welry and Heirlooms Valued at $350,000 Reported Stolen.

SENATE TO: PASS FOREIGN ARMS AD MEASURE TODA'   Connolly Expects, Little Op: position To Bill In Shawdown Vaie™

Senate Votes Billion For Foreign Arm:   Republicans Demand West Germany And Spain With Powerful Arms Be Included.

Senator Demands Phones Removed From Gamblers   Tobey Says Service Should Not Be Used For Gaming Activitie:

Hmbto PHONtS BE DENIED FOR BlG GAMBLERS   Senator Tobey in Clash with Head of Independent Telephones.

Removal of ‘Gangsters’ Phones Asked   Demand Is Made By Sen. Tobey Of Authorities

rour Officers Plead innocent To Charges   Sheriff, Two Deputies and Constable Scheduled for Trial Nov. 30

Ceylon Parley Ends In Unity   British Commonwealth Leaders Agree On World Problems

Agreement Announced By British   Anglo Commonwealth Is Unifjed’ on Approach to Most Problems, Is €eylon Report   ‘Economy Touched   Development Is Giver Treatment, Also Peace With Japan

BOY, 12, KILLS MAN   Running Away Because He Couldn't See Movies, Funny Pacers

Arkansas Men To Visit City  Island to Entertain   Island to Entertain Little Rock Visitors

Presidential Secretary Refuses To Comment On  Report That U. S. — = a Aid In ag Nec; essary To Win Kore

No Troops Asked For Korea Battle  President Silent On Further Aid

U.S. Bombers Blast Kimpo — Airfield As Southern Troops  Are Regrouped, Reorganized

Gen. MacArthur Has Not Asked For Their Use   Truman Facing Decision; Combat Units May Be Needed Soon

Army Says No Request Made For Troop Use   American Casualties  Reported as 3 Known Dead and 12 MissingOfficials Eye Kremlin

No Request Made For U.S. Troops   Yank Casualties In Kore Set At 3 To 6 Dead

U.S. Army Denies M Arthur Asked Combat Troops   Spokesman Disavows Early Reports of General’s Request

MACARTHUR ASKS NO COMBAT TROOPS   3 Americans Killed, 12 Missing In Korea: No Red. Tank Reinforcements

No Request For Ground Forees Yet   White House Says ‘No Comment’ When Asked If Truman Will Send Soldiers To Korea

No Request For US Troops By MacArthur   American Casualties In Korea To Date Are 6 Killed, 12 Missing

Kidnapper Found to Be Deep in Debt   Brain Surgeon Examines Her But Keeps Findings Secret.

Learn Abductor's Financial Trouble  Faced Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent

Riots Mar Freedom Day in India   10 Hurt in Bombay Violence; Grenade Tossed at Nizam

India Proclaims Itself ‘An Independent Republic ‘As Riots Sweep Nation

Republic of India Formed Amidst Violence and Joy   Attempt Made to Murder Wealthy Nizam of Hedarabad

India Becomes New Sovereign Republic Amid Huge Rites   Marred By Red Violence In Bombay Area

Huge Land Renounces Ak legiance To British King In Solemn Rites ;   Hyderabad Leader  Escapes Assassin   Member Of Cult Which Killed Gandhi Throws Bomb At Indian’s Auto

Chilling Winds Sweep Gotham Easter Parade   Million People View Traditional Spring Cavalcade of Fashion

BITTER WIND THINS RANKS Fur Coats Hide Frocks as Easter Paraders Shiver Down Fifth Avenue

Million March In New York's Easter ‘Parade   Mostly Furs And Topcoats In Fifth Avenue Fashion March

New York’s Easter Parade Is Short, Frostbitten By Winterlike Winds   Radar And Civilian Plane Spotting Networks Now Nearly Nationwide

President Packs After Lona Stay In Florida Home   North Wind Chills New York's Easter Parade

Tax-Slash Bill Okay Predicted By Demos   But Some Aren't Hopeful Of Getting Ac! On Levies That Truman Will Sign

Legislators Say Excise Tax Cuts Viay Be Passed   Optim’stic Members of Hieuse Hopeful; Other: Express Doubts: Won't Call Lewis to Talk.

Opinion Split On Fate of Excise Cuts  Some Say Hope Brighter for’ Lower Levies

U.S. NEEDS 10 BOOST FORCE IN PACIFIC AREAS   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Get Bleak Picture From MacArthur

TRONGER PAGING SU LINE ADVOCATED:   MACARTHUR'S COMMANDERS, LAY THEIR VIEWS BEFORE ,; CHIEFS OF STAFF. :

Staff Chiefs Told U. Ss. Must Throw Additional  ‘ Power on Pacific Line

POWER ALONG PACIFIC LINE IS DISCUSSED   Far East Aides of General MacArthar Give Ther Views

About-Face Follows Testimony Linking ‘Amerasia, A Theft   Justice Unit Denies Bomb Data Lost: Only State Department Lists Bared

Deere Injunction Forbids Violence Threats, Force   MUCH SEARCHING

Reds Mass Hordes For Fresh Attacks On Western Front In Blazing Korea

DEADLY CRAF BLASTING FOE AT BEACHHEAD   Join The Defense Of Steadily Shrinking Perimeter Of Allies

New Defense Move Indicates Hordes Closing In  Chinese Believed to Have Left Final Attack to North Koreans; Engineers Rlow Un Last Bridae Link.

Use Of Vessels Indicates Reds Are Closing In  Buildup Presages New Enemy Attack

U.S. Rocket Ships  Join In Defense   Communist Hordes Believed Closing In On U. N Forces — Destroyers And Cruisers Join In Defense Borrage

Rocket Ships Open Up  On.Communist Hordes   Short Range Firing Indicates Reds Closing In On Tiny Beachhead

Engineers Blow Last Bridge Info Hungnam  Moscow Radio Reports UN Forces Taking to Evacuation Ships

ROCKET SH4"S BLAZE AT REDS   American Use of Weapon Indicates Enem Hordes Are Closing In On Tiny United Nations Beachhead in Northeast Korea

J, S. Army Engineers At Hung: nam Blow Up Last Bridge Link To Beachhead; MacArthur Reports 11,964 Korea Casualties

Rocket Ships Join Defense Of Shrinking Beachhead   U.S. Engineers Blow Up Bridge Near Hungnam,  Last Link West

Be RORERT FLINSON   Expert Says Time Near  - For Use Of Atom Bomb

Army Blows Up Last of Spans  Into Hungnam   Red Hordes Believed Closing in on Allied Toehold in \.E. Korea

U. S. Rocket Ships Off Hungnam Join Destroyers and Cruisers in Shelling Communist Hordes.   LOW-FLYING PLANES TAKE PART IN ATTACK   North Koreans in West Advance More Than Mile in Long Quiet Sector South  of Parallel 38,

Last Bridge Link Blown UpBy U.S. Engineer pol :  U. S. Ground Forces Sma ng Red Attack On Beach

Deadly Short-Range Weapons Join Defense Of Beachhead   COMMUNIST HORDES ARE CLOSING IN

Rocket Ships Rip Reds Closing In On Beachhead   News Hints Withdrawal Well Advanced Revea! Allied Toll Near 13,000 During  Period of Chinese Attack, With Almost 12.CG00 American: War’s Total 42,000

New Rocket Ships Used  On Commies   Army Engineers Blow Up Last Bridge To Port

Dilworth Candidate For D. A. Now   Intends to Start New Phila. Campaign After Vacation.

Senate Okay: Housing Bill   Measure Seeks To Encourage Private Home Construction

Senate ( Ikays Credit Plan Housing Bill   But Measure Leaves hut Controversial Aid To Cooperatives

Release Of Two Airmen Is Possible  Have Been Held By  Chinese Communist: Clann fMininhnrw 1040

Girl F atally Stabbed at  Kansas City   ‘Had Urge to Kill,’ Thomas David Hart Tells Police

Manslaughter Charge Is Facing Motorman Blamed for Fafal New York Collision

Officials Call One Motorman In Train Crash   But Physician Says Grief. stricken Man May Be Out For A Week

Crash Engineer Must Face Court   Manslaughter Charge Filed in Tragedy

ACCUSED TRAIN PILOT CONFINED   Unable to Answer Charge In New York Court

Dazed and Grief-Stricken Man May Be Too Seriously Injured To Report Before Court Today

Central Kansas Rivers Rise After Downnours   Some Areas Get More Than Three Inches of Rain---Cool Ais Moving Into Stara

U.S. Demands Czechs Close 'Two Consulates   Made in Retaliation for Ouster of American Staff Employees

U. S. DEMANDS CZECHS RECALL 35 DIPLOMATS   (Orders Prague Government tea  Close Cleveland and Pitts burgh Consulates.

U. S. Orders Czech Consulates Closed, Diplomats Recalled   Action by Nation Is in Retaliation for  Dinmmiwmnnelat Chistes

U.S. Demands Recall of 35 Czech Diplomatic Workers  oneuldtes at Checelal cand Bittebarigh: Ordered tn Clace ta Batedietinn bien

Wahl Asserts Draft Ready   State Can Commence Flow of Men, He Says

Townspeople Cheer Doctor As Trial In Mercy Killing Opens In New Hampshire

Start Picking Jury After Doctor, Wife Arrive to Neighbor's Cheers

Doctor Cheered As Trial Opens On Mercy Killing   Wife is At His Side in Court Room; Beain Selectina Jury

Townsfolk On Hand at Court Door   Physician on Trial ir Mercy Slaying of Cancer Victim.

Moral, Legal Issues at Stake Physician Goes on Trial for Murder In Cancer Patient's ‘Mercy Killing’

Townsmen Cheer Dr. Sander As He Enters Court House Fer Trial   First Juror Selected In 7 Minutes

‘Mercy Slaying’ Trial Is Begun   Townsmen Cheer Dr. Sander; First Jury Member Chsoen.

Hn MERCY JUROR PICKEE WNT MINUTES   Townspeople Cheer as Doctor Who Admitted “Mercy” Death Enters.

Three Jurors Are Chosen Before Noon   Pastor Prays For Acquittal Of Doctor ‘In Interest of Humanity’

Dr. Sander Accused Of Responsibility In Death Of Patient On Verge Of Death From Cancer   TOWNSMEN CHEER ACCUSED PHYSICIAN

ANOTHER HIGH RED ~ GENERAL IS DEAD   Viktor Nasedkin Diew at ih Death Stirs New Speculation of Moscow Purge.

Death Rate Among Soviet Brass, High  15 Top Men Have Died In Six Months

-GOP Pow Pow Retr Potential Candidates - For Governor Plan Meeting

Party Trying To Nominate Man Without Primary Fight   M’KELDIN, PHOEBUS WILLING TO MAKE RUN

UN Offensive Forced Chinese To Show Hand  MacArthur Asserts Chinese Invasion Was Long Planned

M’Arthur Sees ‘Secrets’ Out   Reds Thrown Off Balance Rw Navember Offence

NOVEMBER DRIVE EXPOSED SECRET RED DECISION   Allied Offensive Threw Enemy Off Balance, MacArthur Claims   8TH ARMY ESCAPED BEING DESTROYED

ALLIED TACTICS — SAVED HIS ARMIES, M’ARTHUR SAYS   General Asserts November  Drive Threw Enemy Off Balance While essing to Destroy U. N. Forces.   ‘SECRET DECISIONS i REPORTED EXPOSED   Commander Deciares China  Had Committed Troops to  War Before U. N. Struck   in North Korea.

Bomb-Laden Plane Crash Kills Sixteen   Blast Heard Miles As Ohio Farmhouse Windows Shattered

Officials: Announce: That 16 «Men Aro Killed in Explosion’ and Burning. of Four Motored: B-50  ‘’ Late Thursday. a

PLANE CRASHES NEAR LEBANON   Officials Announce That. 16 Men Are Killed in Explosion and Burning of Four Motored -B-50 Late Thursday.

HISS DISBARRED INN. Y. STATE   Name of Ex-Federa!l Official Is Stricken from Rolls Of Attorneys

Alger Hiss Is Disharred ln New York   Perjury Convictior Disqualifies Him As an Attorney

HISS DISBARRED BY NEW YORK COURT   Tribunal Rules He Is No Longer Qualified ta Be an Attorneys Recause of Canviction.

MOVE AGAINST HISS   Former High State Official is Dis. barred in New York State

ee Raed  Hiss Disbarred By Court From New York State Law Practice

Disbar Hiss From  Law Practice in N}   Name of Convicted State Department Official Is Struck From Court Roll

Hiss Is Disharred From Law Practice   Name Is Taken Formally From Roll of Attorneya

Hiss Disbarred In New York  Perjury Conviction Crounds For Action

State Disbars Hiss as Lawyer   Perjury Conviction  Baw ta Denlkaccinn

 lowa Schools to be First in Nation to Launch Atomic Courses Next F

Iowa Schools to Teach Atomic Energy   First Courses in Nation Start in State Next Fall

Amerasia Case Cleared By Jury  Government Officials Win Acquittal

Government Officials Cleared Of Shortcomings In Amerasia Case   Jury Finds Justice Department Not Remiss In Its Prosecution

Agencies Get Clean Bill In Red Inquiry  Grand Jury Winds Uy   Grand Jury Winds Uy 18-Month Job, Asks  Amerasia Report

Federal Grand Jury Clears Officials Of Mishandling Amerasia Papers Case

US. OFFICIALS CLEARED IN AMERASIA CASE.   Special Federal Grand Jury Calls on Justi¢ée Department for Trial Details

Grand Jury Finding Absolves Agencies   Government Ruled Not Remiss In Amerasia Maqazine Affair

FBI Amerasia  Role Praised  Jury Clears Officials Of Any Shortcoming

Jury Clears (Goverment  Officials   Federal Panel Finds No Shortcomings in Way Amerasia Case Handled   RECOMMENDS REPORT   Praise FBI Roll in Case Involving Theft of Vital Documents During War

Officials Cleared in Amerasia Case   Special Federal Grand Jury Issues a Report

Places No Guilt In Amerasia Case   Grand Jury Clears U. S. Of.  ficials, Agencies on Stolen Documents

Places No Guilt In Amerasia Case  Grand Jury Clears U. S. Officials, Agencies on Stolen Documents  IN PROBE TWO WEEKS Jury Praises F. B. I. for Its  Prosecution of the sel fT lf.   Jury Praises F. B. I. for Its Prosecution of the  1945 Theft

Clear Agencies Amerasia Case   But Federal Grand Jury Calls For Detailed Report By FBI

In Amerasia Papers Case   Finds Precautions Inadequate, Justice Protecution Okayed

Government Saic Not To Blame !n Amerasia Case   Jury Asks Departmen Of Justice To Issue Detailed Report

Not Guilty  On Amerasiz   Grand Jury Clears Government Officials: Asks Report on Case

Grand ‘Jury ‘Clears’ U. S, Investigators   Rules Justice Department Did Not Fall Down on * Prosecution Job

No Shortcomings By U. 5. Agencies Found in Inquiry  But GOP Senators  Ctill Damand a   But GOP Senators Still Demand a Separate Probe

Urges Complete Report on Work By Justice Aides  U.S.Panel Found No Evidence of Agency Failure

U.S. AIDES CLEARED IN AMERASIA CASE   But N. Y. Grand Jury Asks Justice Department For Detailed Report

U.S. OFFICIALS NOT AT FAULT   Grand Jury Returns Clean Bill Of Health ‘in Amerasia Matter

Detailed Report Called for by Probers  Special Grand - Jury Clears Officials, Agencies ‘Of Shortcoming in Amerasia Documents Case

Grand Jury  In Amerasia Probe Ends Work Today  .- Te e   New Judicial Body May Resume Study Of Magazine Case

Orders Full Report From  Government   Jury Fails To Find Evidence Of Effort To Delay Arrests

On That Date, 50,000,000 Americans Will Adjust Clocks  Daylight Saving Time Will Return to 21 States Soon

Full Story Of Invasion  Revealed Daring But Small   av VVC Daring But Small Diversionary Action Eased the Wav.

Cleveland Due For Visit from Crime Probers   Senate Committee Hints Ohio City Next on Agenda

INTEREST NOW ON NAMING OF BERGMAN'S SON   Italian Law Requires All Births Recorded in 12 Day:

Senate Echoes War Warning   Country Il!-Prepared For. Lona Fight

ALL-OUT FOR DEFENSE SEEN   Key Legislators Take ~ Serious View: of: plagnational: Situation Top Republican Lenderd Cau: lion- Against Controls © That Might Become Permanent,

“CRACKERS” HURT 3   11-Year-Old Arthir Sommer i Hospital With Injured Eye

15 Injured in ) Train Wrecks  11 Hurt in Santa Fe Derailment, 4 in Freight Line Mishap

16 Tnjured in_ Swo Rail Wreeks   Mother Tries — To Slay Son. Self

AUSTIN ADMITS us BASE AS STRAFED..   U, S. Jets Fired On Air Strip, UN Assembly Told

Men Between Ages of 26 and 50 Will Be Recruited To Fill Ranks of State Guard

More Data on Situation Asked  Taft Wants Truman To Report to People

Says Public Confused About Issues  Taft Asks Truman Report To People

Taft Urges Presidential Crisis Report   Republican Leader Says G. O. P. Advice Ignored by Demos

falttDemandsMoreF acts  On Crisis From Truman   '  Complains That Republicans’ Advice Isn't Sought; Hoey Wants Americans Withdrawn From Korea

Taft Calls For More Light On World Crisis  Advocates Truman   Advocates Truman Report Following Talks With Attlee

Taft Demands Truman Tell  More of Crisis   GOP Lawmakers Not Consulted in Advance On Action, He Avers

GOP Left Out, Taft Complaint  Ohioan Asks Report On War Situation

For Political Office Dewey Reported Fi irm Against Running Again

GOV. DEWEY SHUNS THIRD TERM TALK   Will Retire to Private Life, Sen. Ives Reports

0 third Term ror Gov. Dewey   Hanley Believed Best Prospect For Kace

FIRE IN PITTSRURGH   First Snowfall Brings Warnings From Officials To Motorists To Use Caution

Clears Path ior Bond Issues by New Districts   Unanimous Decision Rejects Contention 1947 Act Is Illegal

Supreme Court Upholds School Reorganization   Decision Clears Way For New Districts To Issue Bonds

Supreme Court OK's Reorganization Law   Ruling Clears Way for Revamped Districts to Issue Bonds.

Police Judge Tries 3Men, Fines, Jails Ft. Wood Soldier   Pyt. Johnson Charged With Resisting a City Officer

Police Judge Tries 3Men, Fines, Jails Ft. Wood Soldier  Pyt Johnson Charaec   Pyt. Johnson Chargec With Resisting a City Officer

Governor Points To Civil Defense As Fiscal Worry      Tells Demo. Minority It ‘Will Be Assembly Job

Seek To Prevent GE Strike Spread  Nearly Half Of UE’s 65,000 Workers Idle

9,650 Officers Get Callups for March  Include Lieutenants,  Captains in Summons

Army Will Call 9.740 Officers   Physicians, Dentists, Waes Will Get Orders

Call Up-9,740 Lieutenants And Captains   Army Announces Inat OF ficers Will Be Summoned For Active Duty by March

All-Out Enemy ‘Offensive Is ‘Seen in Makina   Reds Put Added Pressure on  UN Beachhead

Enemy Launches New Probing Attacks On Both Allied Fronts  MacArthur Warns Move Is Preparation for An All-Out Campaign

General Says.  120,000Reds Set to Strike    Foe Probes Capital Defenses, Closes In -On Hunenam Front

Commnuists Hit Both UN Fronts With Fresh Blast   Nearly 3,000 Enemy Troops Drive South Koreans Back 2 Miles

a 000 Make Probing Raid  Above "Sead   MacArthur Hints Chinese May Have Crossed  38th Parallel

Communists Indicate South Korean Invasion   Red China Demands Seat in UN as Its Price: For Peace; Infer That 38th Parallel No Longer  PLyicee

 —NEW TURNReds Hit 2 Fronts  In Korea   CHINESE MAY BE ‘ACROSS 38

Communists Striking at Both U.N. Korean Fronts In Increasing Strength   Enemy Hurls Heaviest Onslaught In a Week Against Diminishing Allied Beachhead on Northeastern Coast.

MacArthur Warns Enemy Is Preparing for New Drive Into South Korea

Heavy Forces Strike Both United Nations Fronts In N. Korea   Gen. MacArthur Warns Of Preparations To Blast Massive Invasion Below 38th Parallel.

Warning Is Sounded By MacArthur   Communist Forces Hit Both United Nations Fronts

Reds Prepare for Drive Toward Seou   Chinese Red Armies In Fresh Attacks Or Both United Nations Fronts In Korea

Massive New Offensive In  “ South Looms   MacArthur Warns Of Invasion By Chinese Across 38th Parallel 

 Both Allied Fronts In North  Korea Hit By Communists,  Slash Against Tiny Beachhead  In Hunenam Area   MAY HAVE CROSSED 38TH PARALLEL NOW

MacArthur Warns Massive New Red Attacks Forming   Chinese Say 38th Parallel Destraved

MacAithur Warns: New Invasion   Reds Throw Soufh Koreans Near Seoul Back Two Miles

Communist China Rejects U.N. Cease-Fire Appeals; New Red Drive Forecast

Jet Planes Destroyed8  Enemy Tank:   10 Communist Trucks Knocked Out Also By Flight Of American B-26 Bombers

{Bombers Get 40 Trucks In Heaviest © Jighting Yet  4: o .o_ Drive ‘Bead With Tanks 3 . * Korean Front

AIR ARM HURLED INTO KOREA FIGHT   B29’s Used In Direct Aid Of Ground Troops

B-29's Blast Red Troops on Front Lines   Full Weight of Allied Air Power Thrown at Enemy

Throw Allied Airpower At ‘Korean Reds   B-29s Again Give Direct Tactical Support of UN  Ground Forces

Full Weight Of Allied Airpower Big.  Factor In. Turning South Korea Rattle

Full Air Might Of Allies Thrown af Reds   Waves of Planes Sent Into Battie to Hold Korea Beachhead

Memorial Poppies. Will  Cn nan Sale Here Sann   Leaders —  Take “Part i in Affairs of ‘Government

Kids Stampede When Big Top Begins To Sway  Two Women Injured In Flight To Exits Durine Wind Storm

Law Demanded To Arm State Game Officers   Marquette Assault Arouses Sportsmen

99 Towns in Stafe Join in Testing ‘Air Raid Alert’   Practice Warnings First Step in Missouri's Plans for Civil Defense.

House to Finish Work on Military Spending Plan   Chamber to Act on $16 Billion Emergency Defense Measure

Stalin Sees Big Moscow  Celebration   Reds Stage Tokyo Demonstration

STALIN STAGES SHOW”: OF RUSSIAN MIGHT   May Day Celebration Gets Roars  Of Enthusiasm By Natalia Rene

Premier Stalin Reviews Armed Might Of Soviet   Giant Military Display Features May Day Program

i i ff ff iE EE SST OE OO LS Ye SS  Democrats Likely To Rename Splain

Taft Flays ‘Weak’ Policy In Far East   Says U.S. Led Russia To Believe Korea Was A Soft Spot

Wek Blamed  For New Crisis   Korea Called Test Tube For Soviet Conquest

War of Ideas to Combat Red Propaganda  Plan Devised by 13 Senators Favored by  Ola. 4. Wa nw mh med

Proposal Aims At ‘Giving Lie’ To Red Stories  Former Advertising Man Draws Up Plans

State Dept. To Favor Proposal For ‘Idea War’  Senator Benton's  Plan To Combat  Reade Wine Favar

Senator’s Plan Would Launch War Of Ideas   State Dep’t Favors Proposal for Co-ordinated Drive To Combat Russia’s Propacanda.

Cold War Proposal Viewed With Favor   State Department Pleased With Plan to Loose New Propaganda -

 Benton Proposal Would Coordinate World Attack ‘War of Ideas’ Against Russia Favored by State Department

Senators Favor Propaganda War  Benton’s Proposal Aimed at Soviet

U. S. Considers Plan For ‘War’ Of Propaganda   Move Would Unite Efforts To Spread Democratic  Ideas Through World

iDewey Warns A Communist Attack On Formosa Could Split Unity \Between U.S. And Britain: Believes Attack Is lmnendina

Seven Tulsans See Flying Saucers Over City During Sunday's Raging Dust Storm

RFC Loan Made ToCompany Now Defunct Probed  Official Cited In Note As ‘Friend’ Of Pracident Truman

Russia Carving Up North China, Acheson Says   Secretary Of State Goes To Capitol Fourth Straigh Day To Defend Foreign Policy; GOP Still Qaskine Raview Of Situation

YOUTHFUL REDS ARRIVE IN EAST BERLIN SECTOR   First Of Militant Communists Prepare For Celebration—Warn. ed Against Inyasion  West.

Universal Training to Be Sought   Topheavy Majority of Senate Committee for Measure.

UMT Action ls Demanded By Senators   Armed Services Unit Says Measure ‘Vital’ To National Defense

SENATE GROUP, UMT SPONSORS, ASKING ACTION   Armed Services Body Backs Training For 18-Year Olds

Nine Senators Demand Swift Action on UMT   Solons View America As Insecure Without Military Training Plan

REGULAR DEMOCRATS WIN IN ALABAMA   Regain Control of Committee That Led Movement Against Truman in 1948,

Couple Charged in Starvation of Lad   Haven't Explained Why Other Children Plump While Threa-Year-Cld Starved

Tag Funds For Tito   $16 Million Set Aside ' AsEmergency\Aid Ma) Ask $85 Million Later

Steel Allotments Will be Cuthack   Cutbacks For February To Vary Widely With Products and Firms

Chiang Plans . Save Formosa Campaign To  Strategy For Defen: Of Strateaic fele

GOV. WILLIAMS LOSES ROUND IN VOTE FIGHT   State Canvassers Refuse To Issue Certificate  Of Election

Williams’ Certification  Is Refused   High Court To Settle Vote Issue

Deny Williams Nov. 7 Victory   Canvassers Refuse to Certify Election, Expect Court Fight

DIXIE WOC:D BY. ADMINISTRATION   Efforts. of :of President’s Spokesmen Undiseuised

Early Speakers Fail To Stir Fervor; Barkley Speech May Ignite Interest

TRUMAN'S AIDES COURTING VOTES AT PARTY. RALLY   Top Political Spokes. man Heard At Re. gional Conference In Raleigh — Cite Conditions Unde Democratic Regime.

Trumanifes Shun Controversies in Dixie Conference   ‘ Top Administration » Spokesmen Attend; Barkley Will Speak

Expect Loss Of Formosa To Red Army   State Department Reportedly So Tells Attaches

Strategic Value of Base Denied   Document Answers ‘Save Formosa’ Critic: of Foreian Policy

U. 5. Anticipates Loss of Formosa lo Communists  Data Circulated to Erase False Imnraccian   Data Circulated to Erase False Impression  About Island's Value

State Department Expects Formosa’s Fall to China Reds   China Nationalists Offer U. S. New Plans for Help

State Department pars Loss Of Formosa Conceded     Says Island Of No Importance

‘Fair Deal’ Talk May Mark 1950 Truman Speech   Congress Expects Korea, Arms, World Crisis To Top Address By JACK BELL

TRUMAN BUSY WITH MESSAGE   Lawmaker Friends Hope He Will Stick To International Issues

—L MUN AIY— May Revive ‘Fair Deal’ Measures .   Begins Work On Annual Message

Truman to Cut His Christmas Vacation Short  Plans Early Start On His Message To New Conaress

Truman Cuts Vacation ToWork on Talk  May Say Sonie Fair   Wlay Say Somie Fair Deal Proposals . Are Needed During  Present Emergency

President Is Expected to Place Emergency Tag on Some of His Fair Deal Legislative Program

Fair Deal Bills May Confront New Congress   But International Issues Are Viewed As No. 1 on Aqenda

Truman May Revive Fair Deal Proposals In Opening Message To 82nd Congress

President Truman May Hane “mergency Label On F aur Deal Proposals

lruman Message May Revive “Fair Deal” Proposals   awmaker Friends jope It Sticks To  nternational Issue

President Speeds Back to His Desk To Draft Message   Congress Report May Renew Plea For ‘Fair Deal’

Truman May Put Fair Deal Bills In Annual Speech   President Returning Day Early From Missouri Holiday To Meet Defense Leaders, Work On State Of The Union Message

TRUMAN MAY PUSH FAIR DEAL ITEMS IN CONGRESS TALK   Friends Of President’ . Hope Message Will Stick To International Issues

‘Fair Deal’ Items May Come Under Emergency Head  Terman Roturning   Truman Returning To Work on Messaae

TRUMAN WORKS ON HIS MESSAGE   President May Ask Congress For Some Fair Deal Legislation — Congress Prefers International Pravram

Emergency Label on Truman Plans   Fair Deal Proposals May Be Stressed as Vital

President To WorkOnTwo  New Messages   Truman Expected To Confine Himself Principally To  State Of Union

Lawmakers Fear Truman To Hang Label Of Emergency On ‘Fair Deal’ Proposals

Truman May Ask Action On Some ‘Fair Deal’ Bills   But Lawmakers Hope His Message Will Hold To International Line

Emergency Label Seen For Truman  Legislation   President To Start Work On Messages As Christmas Ends

Truman Likely To Renew Plea For ‘Fair Deal’   President Starts Work on Message To New Congress

Truman Due Back On Job A Day Karly   President Returns To Capital Today   Decides To Cut Vacation Short After Talking With Acheson

Message to New Congress Draftec   Some Fair Deal Issues May Be Re-introduced

State of Union Talk May Stress Fair Deal Plans   Little Domestic Legislation Due In New Conaress

Truman Back to Washington To Work on Coming Speech   Fair Deal May CropUp As Emergencies

Truman Cuts Vacation To Work on Talk   May Say Some Fair Deal Proposals Are Needed During  Present Emergency

Deferment Announcement Delayed by Squabble  Security Resources Head and Military Bras: Poole hee mr ar didtinme af Demmeeme

BRITISH ENGINEER {0 ACQUITTED, GETS COT   Court Says He Had Grave Doubts About Story   WANTS TO BE CITIZEN

DIRECTS COSTS BE PAID IN CASE BY A LANGHORNE MAN   Leslie Tanner, 41, is Ad: judged Not Guilty In  Assault   HEWITT, PROSECUTOR   Oxford University Graduate Admits He “Lost”  His Head

Senate Okays Modified Aid On Voice Vote   Security Council Has The Power To Regulate Foreian Assistance

EMERGENCY DEFENSE MEASURE IS PASSED   Bill Provides $11.736.000.000 For Bolstering American Defense 4t Wome

DEFENSE MEASURE SENT TO TRUMAN   PROVIDES $17.000,000.000 FOR  ARMS FOR U. 5. AND  HER ALLIES.

Defense Money Bill Approved  Bolsters U. S., West's Defense Against Reds

Prompt Presidential Approval Is Seen for Vast Defense Funds   U. S. Insists General Assembly Hear Debate on Formosan Policy

Defense Law To White House   Senate Sends Truman 17-Billion Dollar Emerqency Measure

$17 Billion Voted To Pay War Costs   House’s Watered-Down Trade Ban Adonted

Watered-Down Ban On Economi Aid s Included   House Provision Is Accepted By Senate

B-20 RAIDS LIKE THAT AT SALERNO   BLOW AT KOREAN REDS COM.  PARES TO ALL-OUT ATTACK IN WORLD WAR IL

B.29 Smash at Korean Reds Recalls Vast Air Aid for Salerno Beachhead

WOMEN SOUGHT AS VOLUNTEERS   Marine Corps Calls On Veterans To Offer For Active  Duty In U.S.

Half Million At Farm Show   Report 525,000 Attend State Farm Show Sessions At Harrisburg   GRAND CHAMPION SALES ANNOUNCEL

NEW SLOWDOWN OF TRAFFIC ON BERLIN HIGHWAY   Western Police Patrolling Road To Prevent Soviet Detour   DEMONSTRATION B} CHILD BATTALIONS

KED RALLY OPENS IN EAST GERMAN)   CHILDREN WEARING BLUE AND WHITE. UNIFORMS MARCH THROUGH RAIN,

German Communist ‘Babies’ Open 5-Day Youth Rally  10,000 "March Into Stadium To Raise Flag: New Traffic Slowdown Starts

American Forces Pushing On Toward Kumchon After Taking important Town of Waeqwan

U5, CONSIDERS ITS NEXT MOVES IN KOREAN GRISK   One Question Rabsed Is Whether Chinese Nationalist Troops Should Be Thrown Into Fight.   SEC. ACHESON CALLS FOR QUICK DECISIONS   Tells .Senators Situation in Far East Is No More Serious Than the Danger in Europe.

Korean Crisis Casts Gloom  On Congress  _ May Stand By Over - Christmas to Meet _ Problems Raised by “> Chinese Onslaught -

Events May Hold Congress Until After Christmas  - Korea, Tito, And Statehood Problems Regarded As Urgent

JAPANESE VOTE HITS AT REVOLT   Rebukes Legislators Who  Rebelled Against     MacArthur

Anti-U. S. Jap Party Tc Beaten   Election Also Shows Continued Anti-Red Trend In Nippon

MacArthur Foes Soundly Beaten At Jap Polls   Japanese Voters Defeat Opponents of U. S. General

Liberal Party Forges Ahead In Jap Vote   Legislators Who Opposed MacArthur Running Far Back

Japan's Liberal Party Forges Ahead in Vote   People Back Occupation Policy, Rebuke Those Joining Revolt

Japan’s Liberdls Lead In Electior   Voters Rebuke Lawmakers Who Joined In Revolt Against MacArthur

No Support Prices For  1951 Spuds   Congress Orders Halt To Costly Program; Potatoes Next Year Mav Re $1 Bushel

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Call 1700 Reserve Lieutenants and Cantains

State Reserve Officers Face November Call   Second Army List Tnelude 154, With Total Number 1.700

Solons Vote To Call in Eisenhower   Will Ask For Testimony On His View About  Dicarmament.

Senators Ask Kisenhower Ta Give His Views   Armed Forees Committee Wants Informaton from General on Defense

Eisenhower's Warning Stirs Congressmen  Senators Will Take New Look At Military Budget

To Ask Ike What He Thinks Of Arms Cut   Senate Committee Votes to Call Gen. Eisenhower

SENATORS WANT IKE TO REVIEW ARMS QUESTION   Budget Workers Stirred b Report P. S. Has Disarmed Beyond Safety Point

Senators Vote fe Hear Eisenhower  Want His. Views on Disarm ament of U. S. Beyond:  Safety Point  FOLLOWING A SPEECt Committee Is Working o  Appropriations for Anmned Forces

Eisenhower Says U.S. Disarming Beyond Point of National Safety   Senate Committee Asks General to Testify ‘On His Warning While Congressional Leaders Take. a New Look at Nation’s Military Budget

General Claims US Is Disarmed To Danger Point   Outlines Program For Achievement O! World Settlement

Military Budget May Be Revised  Cong ressmen Ask Nev ’ Look After Statement

EISENHOWER HITS CUT IN _U.S. DEFENSE   General Says Armaments Have Been Reduced Below Safety Leve! in the Cold War.   > DECLARES WAR IS CONSTANT THREAT   Government Leaders EveryWhere Are Fearful . at American Weakness, He Says; Weakness "Criminal.”’

Senators Ask For Arms Data By Eisenhower   Former Leader Of Allied Forces Says Defense “Too Weak”

Disarmament Fear Stated   Eisenhower's Speech Prompts Budget Look

GENERAL SAYS FORCES BELOW SAFETY LEVEL   Russia Is Target Of Ex-Commander In New York Talk

Senate Calls Ike For Arms Views   Testimony Asked After Eisenhower's ‘Below Safety’ Talk

Senators Decide To Call tke For Defense Views  Action Follows His FF, fee .: 7s ., at &   Action Follows His Statement That U.S May Be in Danger

SENATORS VOTE TO CALL HIM   General Says U. S, Has Reached Danger Point in Armament Reduction  CLOSED. DOOR MEET

SEMA aon UESTION rd i U.SARMAMENTS   General's Views Will Be Sought In Preparing Military Budcet

General's Talk Warns of Threat To U.S. Security  Declares Military Forces Now Below Level of Safety

GENERAL SAYS HE'S WORRIED OVER SLASHES   Claims U.S. Weakenec Beyond the Point Of Safety

Warns Nation That to Display Weak. ness in Face of Russian Strength Is Nearly As Criminal As War Itself

‘Ike’ Will Be Called  Senators Working On Military Budget We.  mnt i cee da ba og ae F gy aw cape

Congressmen To Look Into U. S. Military Budget   Eisenhower's Blunt Warning Gets Attention Today

Eisenhower Says American Arms Dangerously Low   Senator Proposes General Give Views To Senate Committee

Asks Eisenhower: Be Called Before Senate Committee   Senator Ferguson Would Quiz General On Defense

U.S. Safety In Danger, Says ‘Ike’   Congress Takes Up Warning Given In New York Speech

Says U.S. Has Cut Armament Below Level of Safety   Eisenhower Warns of Dangerous Weakness in Face of Soviet -

Congress Alarmed By  Eisenhower   Arms Cut Warning Prompts Demand Fo New Budget Look

Will Ask Gen. Ike’s Opinion   On Why He Believes America Has Disarmed Beyond Point of Safety

Disarmament Goes Too Far, Says General   Solons Wish to Hear More About His Fear for Safety of U. S.

Seek Testimony By Eisenhower   ‘Senators Working on Military Budget Vote to Ask Him for Details on His View That America has Disarmed Ravond Point of Safety.   CANNON SHARES OPINION

Committee to Ask His Opinion At Budget Hearing   Says in Speech U.S. Has Disarmed  Da, ee C atats Da; >

GENERAL ‘IKE HITS ARMS CUT   Says U. S. Has Reduced Its  Armaments Below The Safety Level

Russian- Made Planes Fought   U. S. Aircraft in Longest Battle of Korean War With Ultra-Modern Soviet Jet Fighters Three of Which Are Damaged Near Border:   GROUND FIGHTING LIGHT

Figure Reds Are Regrouping   UN, World V Wrestles with Problem of Chinese Intervention

Soviet-Built Jets  EngageU.S. Craft In Long Air Fight   ane Attack By Chinese And Red Korean Divisions Fails To Der ‘elop: . Allied Officers Sce Foe Regrouping

Soft Coal Operators to Withhold Payments Into Miners’ Welfare Fund.

Panhandle Seeks fo Add To Gas Supply  Mexico Would Ra   Mexico Would Be Affected by Plans On Pipe Line

Permit Sought For Building of New Gas Line Panhandle Eastern Would Add 60 Per  RS Ee << Lo ae

PENTAGON EYES © RED PINCER MOVE TOWARD TAEGU   Loss Would Be Dangerous But N ot Disastrous

Snow Peppers Down in North Part of Sfafe   Weather Takes Another Haymaker Swing at Area; Rains Foreseen in South East Portion of State

CLEAR WEATHER SEEN IN STATE   But Mercury Will Remain in Chilly Bracket in Most Sections Sunday

PRINCIPLES IN FAMOUS MERCY KILLING ARE DISCUSSED BY OUTSTANDING INS NEWS WRITER   By INEZ ROBB

Air Injection Noted by Dr. Sander Is Core of Mercy Killing Trail Case

PHYSICIAN'S TRIAL IN ALLEGED “MERCY DEATH’ OPENS SOON   Discunes Principe . Sanders Case   May Prove One of Most

Martin Excise Repealer Smashed  All Tax Cuts Must Be Replaced  Is Demoerat’s Revenue Theme

Back-Truman  On Tax Slash   Democrats Insist. Excise Cuts Must be- Balanced by Boosts Elsewhere.

TRUMAN'S TAX STAND BACKED BY DEMOCRATS   House Group Agrees To Balance Cuts In Excise Rates

Key Democrats Back Tax Policy  Insist On Increases To Balance Tax Cuts

House Leaders To Back Truman Tax Program   Republicans Wage Fight On Boosts In Levies

Three Found Slain In Shack at Gary  Suicidé, Dual Murder Theory of Police

TKREE BODIES FOUND IN SHACK NEAR GARY, IND.   Douhie  Murder-Sulcide  Theory Advanced by Auihorities — Fourth Man, Found in Drunken Slupor is Welt in Gary Jail.

Three Found Dead In Home   Drinks Bring Double Murder And Suicide

Senate Passes Truman S Point Four Program   Beat Down GOP Effort To Kill Aid For World's Backward Nations

NAVY ORDERED TO HALT REDS NEAR FORMOSA   UN Mandate Cited In Swift Move By Truman

Truman Speeds U. S. Sea, Air Might  To Rush Troops  To Philinnines

9 Persons Die ” In Train Crash   47 Injured as Interurban Electrics Collide Head-on in Milwaukee

111 New Cases Of Polo Listed In Texas in Week  1,288 Cases Are Reported for  PRC AAT T AAP

Board to Probe Veteran Hospital   Program Namet   Problems of Paraplegic: Hospital Abandonment Row Will Be Studied

Army Spokesman Says  Kum River Is Good Defense Line, Supports Are Being Kushed

U. 5. Building Steadily for Counterblow  Thrown Back Rae amee Mam Sivas

‘Pushed Back to Kum River Litie  By Red Attacks’  i SS Cantinuec ta Prannve far   U. S. Continues to Prepare for Counterattack on Peninsula"

Ailing Girl Unable To Attend Graduation,  So Ceremonies Are Held in Hospital

UN. BISTURBE BY ATROCITIES   Trygve Lie Urges North And South To Heed  Geneva Pact

Bidault Faces Another Test   Three Confidence Votes Given Premier

Congress Favors Surplus Spuds Give-Away Plan   Eleven-Day Parley  May Add Millions To Losses On Crops

Flood Gate Bursts, New Peril Is Added To City of 9,000   Water Is Over 5 Feet High In Some Sections; 300 Homes Are Flooded

Flood Gate Bursts in Minnesota   Crookston Periled; Families Reported Trapped

Truman-Attlee Offer Left Open  To Communists   Military Chiefs Of North Atlantic  Treaty Nations To Meet In London

MEET IN LONDON   es aiv MV ANe VEN  Military Chiefs of Atlantic Pact Nations Called by  Bradley

North Aflantic Military Chiefs Meet Tuesday   Session in London to Speed Preparations For Western Defense

Maragon To Seek New Trial  Maragon Held In Jail Following Perjury Verdict

Hopes For Coal Fight Break Rise   Continued Talks Of Lewis And Operator: ‘Cause Optimism

Today Opens. Second Date Of Meetings With Chiefs   Answer Is Promised By Lewis To Truman  By Saturday’s Limit

Waegan North of Taegu A doned; Communists Cont’ Greatest Sustained Drive Korean War   MORTAR, ARTILLERY "BIRR ALL ALONG FR

ALLIES SET UP NEW LINES IN SOUEEZE AREA   Defenders Battling Biggest Sustained Red Drive of the War.

. —OFFENSIVE— p0-Mile Battlefront Is Aflame   WAEGIVAN IS ‘ABANDONED

Allied Lines Set Up Only 7 Miles Away   Entire 50-Mile Front Flames Into Action

Defenders Withdraw Under Pressure Into Half-Connecticut Area   City Of Taegu Now Within Range Of Enemy Guns; Waegan Abandoned Before Red Drive.

Nebraska Flood Toll Now is 22: Find 13 Bodies   Nine Persons Unac. counted for Are Pre. sumed to Be Dead

Allowances Voted Soldiers’ Families  Senate Passes Bill To Pay $85 to $155

Family Pay Bill Passes Speedily, Is Sent to House   Measure Provides Cash Ranging From $85 To $155 Monthly

SENATE VOTES AID 10. 1. FAMILIES   BILL PROVIDES FOR CASH AL LOWANCES OF S& TO $155 MONTHLY.

Senate Passes Bill Providing Cash For Service Families   Slightly Different Measure Approved By House Committee: Allotments Set

Senate Approves Dependents Aid  House Leadership Seeks Quick Action

EE   Final Action This Week . Service Family Allowance  Measure Passed By Senate

Senate Okays Servicemen s Allowances  Families To Get $85 To $155 Montl

Allowances For Gls Get Senate OK   Range from $85 To $155 a Month  For Families

Cash Allowances Would Vary From $85 To $155 Each Month      ENLISTED MEN TO CONTRIBUTE PORTION

FRENCH PULL BACK FORCES AS REDS GAIN   Fall of Fortress Leaves Gate To Rice Bow! Open.

Russians Conduct Purge In Baltic Nations Where  American Plane Missing   Life Raft, Found By Swedes, Said Punctured By Bullet Holes Is Turned Over To Navy For  Further Inspection. Identification

Yank Newspapel Claims Soviets Fear Sth Column  “Strategic” Coastline Mae Cabmarine Pence.   Strategic” Coastiin Has Submarine Pens, Rocket-Launch Sites

Purge Is Reported On Part of Russians To Protect Secrets   Baltic Refugees in Sweden Are Credited With Information Given

Area Involved Is Near Point Where U. §, Plane Reported Shot Down

Russians Guard Baltic Coast; Purge Reported   USSR Said Fearing Fifth Column of Nationalists

Red Reporter Says Gen. Dean Probably Dead After Wounds   London Daily Worker Correspondent Claims Eeneane Route at Taeion Was Cut OF .

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Communist Paper Says General Dean is Dead

Claim Dean Was Badly Wounded  Red Says Not Likely General Is Alive

Excess Profit Tax Approved by Conferees.  eae   77-per-cent Levy Boosts Load on Public to All-time Hiah

VNU PRUE 9 1AA  House-Senate Cominittee Approves $3.3 Billion.  Increase

Corporation Tax Boost Bill Approvec   Measure Includes 77 Per Cent Levy On Excess Profits

Okay Boost in U.S. Taxes on Corporations   Senate, House Conferees Approve Legislation Ineluding Exeeas Profits Tax

Conaress, Plans Huge Tax Bill   Measure Would Boost Internal Revenue to Highest

Corporation Tax Boost Appreved In Conference  Levy of 77 Per Cent On Excess Profits Goee Into Measure

Huge Tax Boost Is Approved   Conferees Give Sanction of a $3.300,000,000 Rise  On Corporations

Agreement On Tax Measure Said Near   Compromise Bill Is Expected To Hike Levies Sharply

BIG TAX BILL GETS CONGRESS UNIT NOL   71 Per-Gent Excess Profi Levy Among Provisions

Taxes To Set Record   Conference Committee Approves Increase of Three Billion Dollars  In Cornoration Levjec ‘

ON PROFITS  House-Senate Committee Approves $3.3 Billion  Increase

House-Senate Committee Seeks Quick Agreement On Excess Profits Tax

Okay Bill Boosting Tax Load   House-Senate Group Works Out Compromise - Measure Including 77°: Excess Profits Levy

Corporation Tax Boost Approved  Committee Votes   Committee Votes $3.300.000.000 Hike

Legislation Would Boost Taxes fo a Record High   Committee Approves Meas ure Boosting Tax Load to 45 Billion Dollars.

State fo Act On Cases Against Six Policemen   Merit Board Asked to Fire Five Patrolmen

UMW Law States Lewis Must Retire   But Aides Are Expected Te Keep Leader After 70th Birthday

Lewis Just One Month From Retirement Age  Bist Tam Aitdec Aw erm cat... TT. F...2.1. UW. D...2. Ft ws Ww COT...   Sut Top Aides Are Expected To Insist He Retain U.M.W. Helm

John L. Lewis Due To Refire Soon— But Probably Won’  Will Reach 70   Will Reach 70 On February 12, Retirement Age

John L. May Have To Retire   Union’s Constitution Has Requirement For Retirement-at-70

Lewis Must Retire Unless He Is Asked To Stay On as Boss   United Mine Workers Chief  Will Reach Age fov Hetirement in February

LEWIS NEARS RETIREMENT AGE AS UNION CHIEF   However, Executive Board is Likely to Ask Him to Stay on Job.

Lewis ls Due To Retire Next ron on Age  Miners’ Head Likel} To Continue In Office. However

Retir rement Age Creeps Up. On Lewis   But Union Rule Probably Will Be Overlooked

Lewis Term Near End: He'll Probably Stay   Union’s Compulsory Retirement Provision Calls For John L. To Step Down In a Month

Lewis Nears 70, Retirement Age  » Must Bow Out If Not Asked to Stay

Lewis Must Resign Post Next Month Unless Kept   UMW Ruling Declares Leaders Out At Age Of 70 In Most Cases

Lewis Must Bow Out As UMW Head Unless Top Aides Want To Keep Him

Lewis Near Age Cf Retirement  Boss Of UMW Likely To Keep His Job

Retirement Proviso Could Conceiwably Provide « Challenge to Lewis’ Grip on Union Miners.

A CHANCE TO CHALLENGE JOHN L. Lewis, Nearing 70, Must Retire In Month Unless Aides V ote To Keep Him

John L. Lewis Reaches U.M.W. Retirement Age   Executive Board Expected to Retain Leader

‘Lewis Retirement Possible in Month   Board Expected To Retain Leader Despite Rule of UMW Constitution

Lewis Facing UMW Retirement! Order On Age  ad4'... pe. OP...   Miner Boss Reaches 70th Birthday Next Month

Lewis Is At Age Of  Retirement   Union Is Expected To Keep Chief On Job Despite Clause On Retiring .At 70

Lewis Is Due To Bow Out Unless Asked To Remair   Mine Union Chief Sched: uled For Retirement  Next Month.

Lewis Must Retire Feb. 12 Unless Top Aides Decide to Keep Mim in UMW Job

Lewis Is Near Retirement Age But His Retirement Unlikely With Mine Situation Muddled

Union Rules Could Foree Lewis Aside   Aides Expected To Keep Chief Despite Retirement Clause

Lewis Refirement Held as Unlikely  70 Next Month, UMW Boss Mum on Planc

Lewis Must.Retire Next Month Unless U. M. W. ‘Officials Ask Him To Stay—They Probably Will

Lewis Unlikely To Bow Out As Head of Union   Although Constitution Provides Retirement At Aae of 70

Culberson’s Withdrawal Leaves Only Shivers. March In Governor's Race

Most of Nation Gripped by Wintry Weather: at Least 2? Lives Lost

Have 23 Gangs at Work on Rail Roule   Burlington Shortcut Includes 45 Bridges.

RECOVER ATOMIC DATA   A Scotland Yard Arrest on Theft ! of Official's HBriefease

SURVEY 15 BEING MADE FOR BIG STEEL PLANT   Soundings Are in Progress On Carnegie Steel Tract   OFFICIALS PAY VISIT

Truman Accused Of Threatening World With Bomb   Russian Minister Make: Assertion In Reply To Resolution

Vishinsky Takes U.S. to Task on A-Bomb Policy   Says President Threatens World With Atomic Bomb

Big Stockpiles Of War Goods Will Be Built  Further Action In House Is Delayed

Senate Group O.K.’s Defense BuildingF und:  Lack Of Quorum In House Forces Delay In Truman Power Rig

Solons Speed Defense Fund Of-$20 Billion   “House Majority . Lacking; Powers Bill Is Delayed

Ice Belt Across South Wisconsin Slows Traffic —   More Freezing Drizzle to,Continue, Says  U. S. Forecaster 

Senate Approval of Controls Seen   Say Taft to Lose Fight Against Bill

Republicans Say Senate Will Approve Controls On Wades, Prices, Goods

GOP Leaders See Controls Victory   Say Senate Measure Will Parallel House

Control Bill To Pass, GOP Chiefs Predic   Standby Powers for Truman Despite Sen. Taft, They Say

Control Passage Assured   Unions Start Demands For New Boosts In Wages

Senate GOP Split Spurs Curbs Okeh   Leaders Vision Early Approval Despite Taft Opposition Move

Good Producer Certain For McAlester Well  R. W. Wesson A-5 Due To Yield Oil In Stephens Field

Talk Bitterly of Encirclements, Infiltrations-_  Beaten, Exhausted Yank Survivors Tell Of Savage Battle Against Tremendous C 0

Weary And Beaten GI's Bitter Over Odds And Lightness Of Equipment

Find Reds Tough Foe ica ee  Defeated Troops Bitter Over Lack Of Weapons, Aid

Bitter, Beaten Little Band of Gls Survived One of Most Savage  ‘Battles Fought So Far in Korea

‘Can’t Fight Tanks With Carbines, 'Retreating Gls Bitterly Observe

Heroic Handful Of Gls Resent Lack of Tanks   Beaten Band of American Soldiers Forced To Retreat

Bitterness Is Evident Because Of Stiff Odds  Bs “eee “EN daeceeeermeuien:

Gls Bitter Over Trying To Fight Tank-Equipped Korear Troops With .30 Carbines

‘I NEVER SAW SUCH A USELESS DAMNED WAR?’ Beaten And Poorly Armed GI’s Describe Slaughter By Reds

You Don’t Fight Two Tank Equipped Divisions With .30 Caliber Carbines

Bitter, But Gallant Fighters  Weary Survivors Relate Most Savage Battle

Weary Survivors Of Savage Fight Are Bitter; Hoosiers Tell Battle

"You Don't. Fight Tanks With .30 Carbines'   Small Band of GIs Survives Savage Hand to Hand Battle

‘Carbines Won’t Stop Tanks. ... Yank Forces Bitter and bubinibied As They Fall Back in South Korea

You Can’t Fight Tank-E quipped Divisions With Carbines, Says Weary Yank Officer

Encirclements and Infiltrations .. .  Bitter and Exhausted Yanks Spranl on Korean Hillsides

Gallant Handful Of GI's Describe ‘Terrific Pasting Taken From Red:

250,000 TURKS BEING EXPELLED   Turkey Will Make Appeal To U.N.; Envoy Charges Red Pressure

New Cold War Dispute Faces United Nations   Bulgaria Threatens Mass Expulsion Of 250,000 Turks

Expulsion Of Turks Protested  Bulgars Threaten   Bulgars Threaten To Kick 250,000 Out Of Country

UN Soon May Face New Cold War Dispute   Bulgaria’s Threatened Expulsion of 250,000 Turks Nears Deadline

Bulgarian Action Scored New Cold Wa Dispute Seen Over THik#-Oustcr

Fear Turk Ouster  From Red Bulgaria  New Cald War Issue Anticipated for UN

Dispute Looms In Turk Quster From Bulgaria   UN May Be Faced With New Cold War Crisis In Balkans

as am PLANE RETURNS TO CALCUTTA   World-Circing Fliers Are Delayed By Engine Trouble

Flying Bixbys Forced Back By Engine Trouble   Couple Returns To Calcutta

Flying Bixbys Slowed Down By Engine Trouble In Bid For Round-The-W orld Flight Mark

PLANE RETURNS TO CALCUTTA World-Circling Fliers Are Delayed By Engine Trouble

Engine Fails An Hour Out Of Caleutta   Quest For World Circling Speed Record Set Back

Flying Californians Are Forced To Return fo Calcutta as Engine Trouble Hinders Flight

Hard Luck For Bixbys   Engine Trouble Delays Couple Trying to Beat World Flight Record °

Bixbys Slowed Up By Engine Trouble   Caleutta, India— 1) —The flying Bizbys—Bob and Dianna —pave up hope today of breaking the globe-girdling record set by the late Bill Odom.

WORLD FLIERS FORCED TO TURN BACK TO INDIA   Engine Trouble Halts Effort to Set New Speed Record.

Engine Trouble Delays Bixbys  World Speed Fight Held Up at Calcutta

Engine Trouble Plagues Bixbys   « Round-the-World Fliers Shooting for Bill Odom Record Forced Back to Calcutta on-Tokvo Hop: '

FLYING BIXBYS HAVE TROUBLE   Engine Trouble F orce: Couple To Return To Calcutta

Bixbys Leave Caleutta, Then Return There   Plane Of World Flyers Develops Eneine Trouble

Bixbys Back. In Calcutte   Engine Trouble Delays Their Attempt. to Set New World Flight Mark.

BULLETIN —  Calcutta, India, April 3 (AP) —The flying Bixbys—Bob and Dianna—gave up hope today of breaking the globe-girdling record set by the late Bill Odom.

Engine Trouble  Slows Two Fliers   Bixbys Leave and Retort to Caleutta; Time Ie Bie Problem

Pa. Oil Industry To Fight U. S. Aid To Foreign Firms   Protest Against ECA Fund Use for Refineries To Be Made at Hearing

RETAIL LEVEL IS EYED  Probe Panel Set To Rap  Meat Price Profiteerine

HOTEL FIRE FORCES  QUESTS TO JUMP   Fifteen Hurt in Pre-Dawn Blaze That Guis 100-Room Structure at Glens Falls, a

Dust Haze Hangs Over Most Of Northern Texas Sections   Prospect for Lessening of Searing Winds Cheers Farmers Threatened With Damage

Two Flee Prison, One Is Recaptured  Escaper Stole Cor, Soon Run Down by Officers

Solons Ask Adjournment; Decision Due Next Week   Many Congressmen Face Reelection Campaigns} President Mav Have To TMlav. Pxir Real Plea

Several Face Strong Foes In Elections   HST’s Decision On Fair Deal “husts” 1- Pine Next Week

Congress Delays  Move To Adjourn   Lucas Reports Truman Aims To Discuss Legislative Goals Next Week

DECISION ON ADJOURNING UNDER DEBATE   Question Will Be Settled After President Confers W'th Administrative  Leaders   AUG. 18T SUGGESTED

Leaders Postpone Adjournment Talk  Fair Deal Issues Occupy Congress

Decision On Adjournment Is Put Off   Administration  ~ Leaders, Truman To Discuss Goals Next Week

Administration Leaders Delay Talk of Quitting   Adjournment Minor Topic at Meeting With President

DELAY DECISION ON ADJOURNMENT   TRUMAN CALLS A PARTY HUDDLE Tu DISCUSS STRATEGY

Date For End Of Congress Faces Delay   Leaders To Talk . With Truman Before Adjournment Move

Decision On Adjournment Due Next Week  Truman Discusses “Fair Deal” "With  APACE aay ee pe TyRme

Decision On — Adjournment  Is Delayed   Matter To Be Taken Up Again Next Weck At Another Meeting At White House

Congress Not To Adjourn Immediately   Administration Heads Postpone Decision Until Next Week

Leaders Postpone Decision When Te Reces Congress  ruman lo Discuss   Truman To Discuss Legislative Goals Next Week.

- —CONGRESS— Decision On Adj ournment  Is Deferred  “Discussion Set  "F or Next Week

T Oo Campaign As Quickly As Possible   Several Measures Thought Needing Speedy Attention

Leaders Delay Decision On Adjournment  Severa  Lawmakers ne . by rm ny “F ve

Delay Decision On Adjournment Until Next Week   President To Discuss Legislative Goals Later; Solons Apply Pressure To Finish Business By August 1

Defer Talk Of Solons' Quitting   Truman To Confer Next Week On Goals For 81st Congress

Adjournment Move Eyed By Congress   Administration Leaders to Set Goals Next Week

CONGRESS END DECISION DELAYEI   DEUISIUN DELAYED  Truman To Discuss Legis lative Goals With Leaders Nexyt Week

Paraplegic In Murder Rap   Shoots A Fellow Paraplegic In Vet Hospital Ward

Inquiry Vv on  Shenker is Suggested  Wiley Declares H   Wiley Declares He Is ‘Attorney For Gambling Interests

Senator Wrathful Over Appointment Of Morris Shenker   Wiley Asks Senate Crime Group Probe Demo Finance Head

Dewey Nominated  For Third Term   New York Republicans Give Ovation As He Is Chosen To Oppose Walter A. Lynch

Dewey Gets Governor's Nomination  GOP Candidate  Mm. WT... TF... Lk

— REPUBLICAN — Gov. Dewey Names Hanley  BOTH CHOSEN BY  ASTEXNT AV AMIARAT   BOTH CHOSEN BY ACCLAMATION

DEWEY 1S NAMED   New York Governor Wil Seek Third Term in  November

Dewey Nominated For Re-Election  Demos In N YW hanes   Demos In N. Y. Choose + Ran: Lynch

N.Y. Republicans Nominate Dewey For 1950 Race   Governor Returns With Flourish To Political Ring

Dewey, Lynch Are Nominated   GOP Selects Their Man by Acclamation

Oneonta Is Linked To ‘Bookie’ Ring   Milliow-Dollar Combine Is Uncovered; Would Held Three Men

Brooklyn Probe On Gambling Erupts Again   Trails Leading to Ring Doing Business in New Jersey, Upstate NY

Railroad Strike Leaves County Without Service   No Trains Running ir Audubon Towns; Trucking in Freight

Allied Win In Korea Needed   Churchill Says Commie Victory Would Bring Deadly War

KkKkKKK* CHURCHILL SAYS RED VICTORY IN KOREA MAY LEAD TO WORLD WAR III

North Korean Troops Enter Beach Assault   Chinese Losses Reporter 40,000 During Drive  Fram Reservoir

No Progress itiace In Phone Dispute  Union Head Warns Deadline Nearing

PHONE STRIKE TALKS BARREN   Union Declares No Progress Made in Negotiations

Phone Workers Union Head Claims A. T. & T Is ‘Not Facing Issues’

Taber Predicts House Acceptance Of GOP Program to Balance Budget

Jail Break Atfempf In Cleveland Fails  Guard Overpowered; Soap ‘Gun’ Is Used

TAKE ACTION ON MARCH 22 STATE. ORDERS   Will Close Present Jail  Unless Board Acts  Favorabiy

Big Three Agree to  Let 150,000 German:  Into European Army Big Job Now Appears  To Persuade Them to  Ya JPeewee Bit. SRC REE ERD. Jennies

Big Three Agree To Arm Germany  But Germans Oppose West Defense Setup

Big Three Agree On Germans   Will Seek To Recruit 150, 000 German Men For  Defense Army.

Okay German Combat Units   Big Three Agree On Plan To Defend Western Europe

France 0.K.’s German Role In Pact Army  Germans, However,  Appear Opposed To  eee ee een

Expert Rejects Air Death Idea ‘In Doctor’ s Trial   Pathologist Says Not Enough Injected; Mrs. Sander on Stand

Harvard Pathologist. Appears for Defense...  ‘40 CCs of Air Not — Fatal to Any Human:

WITNESS AVERS 40 CCS OF AIR WILL NOT KILI   Lagat Pathologist and Mrs.  Sander on Stand for Accused Doctor

Pathologist From Harvard Testifies For Dr. Sander   Dr. Richard Ford Says 40 Cubic Centimeters Of Air Would Not Kill

ir Didn’t ill Patient, xpert Says   Noted Pathologist lestifies 40 CC's Wot Enough to tesult in Death

Says Air Could Not Have Killed Cancer Victim   Dr. Ford Testifies In “Mercy Killing” Teial

Pathologist Strikes at State Case   Says Amount Injected Can't Kill; Sander Wife Testifies.

Mercy Veath ‘Trial  Air Shots Did Not  Kill Mrs. Borroto, Expert Asserts

‘Air Couldn't Have Killed Mrs. Borroto   Harvard Pathologist Says 200 - 300ccs Would Be Needed

SAYS INJECTION COULD NOT HAVE KILLED PATIENT   HARVARD PATHOLOGIST TESTIFIES IN TRIAL OF DOCTOR SANDER

DR. SANDER’S WIFE ON STAND   Testifies Most Physicians Put Work Ahead Of Families  DOCTOR ALSO HEARD

MRS. SANDER : TAKES STAND FOR HUSBAND   Mercy Death Trial Hears Details Of Autopsy

By JAMES L. KILGALLEN International News Service Staff Correspondent

Pathologist Says Injection Couldn't Kill   Harvard Expert's Tests Show Sander’s Air Dose Too Small

Patholocist Says. Injection of Air Could Not Have Killed Mrs, Borrofa   4Q CCs Not Enough to Cause Death, He says ‘In Testifying for Dr. Sander; Declares Gasping After Death Js Not Unusual

OC'S USED ON ABBIE BORROTO   Dr. Ford, Medical Expert, Who Is Defense Witness, Follows Wife of Dr. Sander on Stand This Morning — Case May Go to Jury Tomorrow.

AIR INJECTION CASE RIDDLED   Harvard Pathologist Says It Would Take 200 CC’s To Kill A Human

Argue Over Amount of  Air To Kill   Harvard Pathologist Says Dose Administered by Dr. Sander Insufficient   WIFE CALLED TO STAND   Describes Romance and Husband’s Work; Nurse Praises Self-Sacrifice

—DR. SANDER DEF ENDED— . Pathologi: ist Says Air. Injection Insufficient.  ToH ave. Caused Death

Witness Says Air Did Not Kill Patient   Pathologist Testifying for Dr. Hermann Sander Strikes at Heart of Prosecution’s Case

WITNESS SAYS 40 CC'S AIR NOT ENOUGH TO KILL   Wife of Doctor On Stand; Is Not Cross-Examined

40 CCs of Air Said Not Death Cause   Harvard Experk Testifies At Murder Trial

Injection of Air Not Fatal Expert Asserts   Witness Testifies in Defense of Dr. Sander; Mrs. Sander Is Witness For Defense at Trial

HARVARD MAN TESTIFIES AT SANDER TRIAL   40 CCCs _ Insufficient To Cause Death, Is View of Doctor

Merey Trial Call: Final Witnesses  : Pathologist Explains At. Ctb.4. Pt. st...

Evidence Given On Air Injection   ‘Mercy Slaying’ Case Hears Testimony of » Pathologist Today.

Pathologist Says Mrs. Borroto Not Killed by Air   200 to 300 CCs Required to Kill A Human Being

AIR EMBOLISM DECLARED NOT DEATH CAUSE   Harvard Pathologist Gives Testimony In Trial Of Doctor Sander

ONLY 25 TO 28 CC'S USED ON ABBIE BORROTO   Dr. Ford, Medics] Expert, Who Is Defense . Witness, Follows Wile of Dr. Sander on Stand This Morning — Case May Go to Jury Tomorrow.

Pathologist, Doctor’s Wife Testify Expert Says 40cc’s Won’t Bring Death.

Expert Says 200 To300CC's Of Air Could Kill  Defense Witness’ Statement Follows Mrs. Sander’s Story:

Pathologist’s — Testimony Aids Sander Defense   Harvard Man Testifies That Injection of Air Could Not Have Killed Mrs. Borroto.

Pathologist s Witness For Dr. Sander   Says Injection Of 40 CCs Of Air Did Not. Kill Patient

Expert States 200 CC's of Ai Needed to Kill   Dr. Sander’s Accused Of Using Only 40 In Woman’s Fatal Dose

Death Caused By Air Injection, Expert Testifies   Dr. Sander’s Trial Goes On

Expert Says Air Could Not Kill Sander’s Patient   Harvard Pathologist Says Amount Was Much Too Small

(‘SUCH DEATHS ARE ‘QUITE RARE’ Expert Says 200 CCs An ‘Needed To Kall Human

200 to 300 cc of Air Necessary to Bring Death to Person   Doctor's Wife Also on Stand Today —Prosecution Doesn’t Question Her

Harvard Pathologist Declares Air Injections Could Not Have Killed

POLICE DIDN'T CHECK REPORT   7 Flying Saucers   Harvard Pathologist Says Air Injection Didn’t Cause Death

a KX KR  DOCTOR CLAIMS 40 CC. AIR NOT ENOUGH TO KILL   Harvard Medical Expert Testifies At Sander’s Trial

Pathologist Says Air Not Enough ToKill   Harvard Doctor Is Defense Witness In Mercy Trial

Pathologist Appears For Dr. Sander   Wife Of Accused Doctor Testifies In Murder Trial

ATTEMPT TO STYMIE BAKER STRIKE   Tuesday Walkout Would Shrink Bread Supplies in 83 Cities

 Damage Estimated at $1,000  Trio Jailed on Drunk, DestructionCharges

President Truman Announces Plan to Strengthening Nation's Military Might and Partial Price Control

Truman Asks Force  of 31% Million in U.S.   Controls, Wage List Not Detailed; Emergency Status Proclaimed Today

Nation Faces ‘Grave Danger’  Chief Asserts   Greater Military. Might, Partial Wage And Price Control, Higher Taxes, Civilian Belt-Tightening Are In Prospect

Hoover Keeps Training Guns On Communists   Congress Weighs Statistics Given By FBI Chieftan

Bottleneck Rule Loses in House  Truman’‘s Backers Roll Over Threat to Fair Deal, 236-183

Truman Wins Vote Victory For Fair Deal   President's Forces Beat Back Proposal For Change in Rules By 53-Vote Marain

Truman Forces Defeat Changes In House Rules   Victory Comes Year to Day From Induction Of Chief Executive

Truman Forces Win Round For House Control   Administration Scores Stunning Defeat Over Coalition

BLOC DENIED POWER 10 BAR ACTS, 236-183   Basing Point Bill Sent Back To Conference By Senate Action

Fair Deal Halts Attempt fo Alte Rules of House  Truman Pleased * By Victory With B2Vatea Marnin

Rules Battle Round Won By Truman  Pypannced Ch ronpaney   Proposed Change Is Beaten Down  In House, 236-183

Truman Camp Wins Round In House   Defeat Rules Change Threatening HST’s ‘Fair Deal’ Setup

Jutcome Decided Setback for Republicans and Southern Democrats Who Saw Chance of Blocking Fair Deal.

Coalition Fails To Revert Back To Older Rule  Vote No Promise Of   Vote No Promise Of Easy Sailing For HST Leaislation

PROPOSED CHANGE IN HOUSE RULES BEATEN, 230-183   G. O. P.-Dixie Coalition Suffers Setback in Attempt to Gain Power to Block Truman Bills.   HOUR-LONG DEBATE PRECEDES BALLOT   Outcome Is Heavy Blow to Southerners Qpposed to President's Civil Rights Legislation.

Truman Asks Extra Flood Control Cash  Ohio Tributaries To Come [In for Share

Excerpts From Diary Printed  Washington Star Shows Forrestal intervened In Case

Bandits Seize Car Dealer, Sell Auto  _ Ferce Dealer to Drive To Shawnee, Leave Him Bound at Tourist Court

Riddled Raft Found In Baltic Sea Area   May Be From Plane Shot Down By Reds Holes In Float Believed From Bullets

Markings Indicate They May Be from Privateer Missing '  In Baltic Area

Colored Oleo Battle Shapes Up in Legislature; Bill Urges  Price Control on Cieurets

Solons Reject Blank Check For Korea  Insist On Having ‘Hard Estimates’

500-Million Saving Is Described  Armed Services   Armed Services Have Cut Costs, Johnson Savs

SHOWS INCREASE   Defense Head Confident An. nual Savings Will Reach Billion Dollars

Defense Secretary Says Military Services Have Saved Millions Of Appropriation Set Aside, Credits Efficiency Of Unification

World Put On Notic  President Promises To Fight Red Aaqaression Wherever ft Occurs

Speech Puts Taboo Upon Aggression   Leaves No Doubt That U.S. Will Back Free Na tions In Resisting Russian Imperialism.

RUSSIA FACES STERN WARNING FROM TRUMAN  Free Nations of World Ready to Fight Any Further Communist  Aggression.

President Emphasis, In San Francisco Speech, That United States Does Not Seek Military Conanest Or Glory   TRUMAN RETURNS TO WASHINGTON TODAY

‘Truman Says Free World Will Be ‘Ready To Fight Any Red Aggression

Truman Warns Russia That Free World Will Resist Any Communist Aggression

Russia Wamed U.S. Will Fight Any Aggression  USSR Asked To Prov. eaceful Intentions,

Truman Warns Ruseij That Free World Fight Imperialism       Says U. S. Ta Increase Defenses

Aggression Of Reds Will Be  Fought,Truman   Free World Ready To Battle Foree With Farce. Says President

Renew Efforts To Stave Off Phone Strike   Slight Hope Is Held That Any Agreement Can Be Reached; If Strike Hits, Nation Involved

150 Men Keep Freighter From Crushing Youngster   Girl, Aged 4, Caught Between Pier and Ship Saved by Human Chain

Skeleton Crew Is Readied By Army For Nation's Rails   Steps Taken To Carry Out Seizure Order By Truman

Rail Seizure By Army Starts Today   Skeleton Crews To Guarantee Usual Schedule

Nation's Railroads To Be Taken Over By Army Today To Avert Looming Strike

Army Set To Seize Major  Rail Systems   Skeleton Organization Takes Necessary Steps To Carry On Operation

Army Sets Up Skeleton Unit For Railroads   Government Coytrol To Become Effective This Afternoon At 4

Army to Take Over Major. R. R.s Today  , Truman Orders Arnty te aw: » Detloewxnade xe   Truman Orders Army to Seize the Railroads at  4 P. M. Today to-Avert Threatened Strike 

Railroads To Be Run By A Few   Skeleton Group Wil Be Made Up Of Less Than Fifty Men: Wil  Take Over Today

NEWS INDEX   NORMAL OPERATIONS DUE Army Organizes Staff To Take Over Railroads

Army Ready To Take Oven All Railroads   Skeleton Staffs Get Direct Orders From War Dept.

Few Army Men Will Handle ~ All Railways  Military Staff Takes  ff. wp... gs

Few Army Men Will Handle All Railways  Military Staff Takes Over Lines Today;

RAIL SEIZURE BEGINS TODAY   Skeleton Organization Takes Step For Op eration of Lines.

Army Names Rail Chiefs   ‘Skéleton Staff Will Direct Systems in Original Forms

STATE DEMOCRATS BEGIN GATHERING AT SPRINGFIELD   Early Arrivals for Jackson Dinner Discuss Truman's intervention in Senate. Race.   ALLISON AND REAGAN ALREADY ON SCENE   Hennings Reported on Way With Four Carloads of St. Louis Supporters and 2 Band.

Brutal Sex Killer Fludes Police Net   Teen-Age Baby Sitter Raped and Stranaled

Colunibia Sex Fiend Eludes Police After Rape-Slaying   Pretty ‘Teen-Age’ Gir Killed Saturday Night By Unknown Assailant

Raging Red River Drops Steadily From Its Crest: Relief, Rehabilitation Started

Winnipeg Braces For Relief Work   80,000 Homes Lost, 100.000 Refurees

Winnipeg Prepares For Rehabilitation Work As Red River Level Drops

Winnipeg Prepares For Rehabilitation  Red River Dropping From Flood Crest

Winnipeg And St. Boniface Prepare For Big Cleanup Job As Red River Begins Droppina

* F SQUIRREL HUNTER FROM DOERUN, GA. ACCOUNTS FOR.55 NORTH KOREANS

NEW ALVIN YORK?   EW ALVIN EVR:  Georgian ‘Just Kept o Shooting’ as Korean Reds ‘Kept a Coming’

NEW OUTLOOK .  Korea Turns Out to Be Kremlin‘s Mistake— Not the United States’

Heavy Price Paid in Korean War Offset by  ‘Gains Made Against Communist Ageression

Victory in Korea Costly Affair But Gains Expected to Offset Loss

Korean Victory Proves United Nations Can Be Effective Force for World Peace at Any Time

Murphy Chosen To Clean Force   Hiss Prosecutor Takes Police Post

Crashes In Alps; All Passengers Are Canadians   Pilgrimage To See Pope Ends In Disaster

Plane With 58 Aboard Hits Mount   ‘Most Passengers Returning Home From Pilgrimage

Two Explosions Heard Before Plunge in Mountains — Search Parties on Way to Scene.   MOST OF PASSENGERS  HOLY YEAR PILGRIMS   Craft Was Returning to Montreal From Rome—Rescue Efforts Are Hampered by Snow.

38 Aboard Big Airliner Down In France  Canadian Craft   Canadian Craft Crashes Near 8 500-Foot Peak

51 Pilgrims ~~ Die In Crash   Canadian Passenger Plane Hits Mountain Of Southeast France

Canadian Plane Falls With 58  Pilgrims Returning From Rome Feared Los?

Taft Views Expected At News Conference Today  Morse Urges GOP To Turn Back To 1948 Piatform Stand

Morse Requests 1948 Program  Reports Platform earth me Po cemal There

GOP IS URGED TO GO BACK TO PLATFORM   Morse Advises Move [ Search For Statement Of Principles °

Back To 1948. Urged For GOP   Morse Asks Action To Give Republicans Principle On Which To Fight

MORSE WANTS PARTY TO ACT ON 1948 IDEAS   Housing, Help For Education Were on Lisis

Morse Urges GOP To Turn Back 'To The 1948 Republican Platform   Colleagues In Senate In Search For Statement Of Party Principles

ASKS GOP TC TURN BACK 10 1948 PLATFORW   Senator Morse, Can’t Un: derstand Why Party Has Repudiated It.

fator Morse auests Return 48 Platform   aft Statement Of larty Principles  Fe Members Set To

MORSE FAVORS 1948 PLATFORM   Urges Republicans To Turn To It For Statement Of Principles

Three Red Divisions Start Drive Toward Vital Supply Base    Marines Are Fighting For Important Ridge Which They Have Named  ‘Slaughterhouse Hill.’ Aas

Negro Woman, 115, Regains Sight In One Eye After Cataract Removed

jin North Central Texas Second B-36 Crashes; Rumor Ten Men Bailed From Plane

Fear Heavy Toll In 3 Accidents   Un to 40 May Have Died in Crashes

MadeRain Is Sought By Gotham LA re   N ewYorkCityPuts $50,000 on Line  For Experiment

‘Money. Up,. Rainmakers Get Into: Action to Aid ‘Condition in New. York

$50,000 Fund Is Voted by New York To Bring on Rains   Manmade Storms Are Sought to Replenish Metropolitan Watershed

September Cotton Consumption Up.  39,530 Bales — Per Working Day

Masked Tric Escape in Automobile   Cashier's Office  At Statler ase. lel aated

UN Commission on Korea Appeals to Chinese to Quit  Informs Reds It Will Consider ‘Any Proposa To Insure Stability

Marine Corps Chief Quizzed   Before House Group In Probe of Defense

Marine Chief Summoned To Discuss War Status   Commandant Called By House Armed Services Committee To Give Opinion On Preparedness

Seeks Opinion On US Preparedness   House Committee Calls Marine Commandant To A Public Hearing

Marine's Opinior OnKorea Sought  Gen. Cates To Talk Before Mouse Group

Truman Blasts Russian Walks   Charges Obligations ‘Wilfully Flouted’

UN Walkouts On Chinese Issue Rapped   Hoover Plan For Exclusion Dainetod

Truman Charges Russia Flouts UN Obligations “Refers To Walkouts:  Over: Chinese Issue; Opposes Excluding Reds

President Hits Tactics on Chinese Issue   Tells Congress We Must Adhere To United-Nations

Ex-Nazi Officer ‘Wants Vets. To. Defend Country   Tank Expert Proposes Plar To Combat Aggression By Communists

Ninlamate Vivive Haw Cautious On India Plan   U. N. Delegates Are In Doubt Of Soviet  Reaction To Idea

New Mobilization Agency to Have  Super’ Powers  Will Exceed Power Of Any Agency

NAME WILSON CZAR OF WAR PRODUCTION   Super-Agency Will Have Greater Authority Over Industry Than Any in World War 2.

Wide Power To Wilson in Mobilization   His Authority in Defense Effort to Exceed Any World Wear ll Agency

'WILSON’S NEW SUPER-AGENCY WIELDS ‘POWER NEVER HELD IN WORLD WAR II

IN LAWRENCE CENSUS   Director Estimates About ~ 200 Persons Have Been Missed

Director Estimates About _ 200 Persons Have Been Missed   WAS 14,390 IN 1940

SALVATION ARMY SHELVES TAMBOURINE   LOsfieial Collection Plate for 7 Yeurs Will Be Replaced  i lev New Dewter.

Peril Seen In Banning Race News   AP General Manager Warns Senate Against Restricting Information

AP’s Starzel Sees Danger In Legislation  News Editor Fears Broadenine of Ran

Ban On Free Flow Of News  ‘Dangerous   AP Executive Warns Against Restricting Legislation

LAWRENCE IS ON LIST   Of Cities Being Considered for Site ot Research Laboratory

Ancient Kumchon Becomes Flaming Pyre As Americans Move Out, Reds Stream In

Troops of U.S Pull Out of a Blazing City   Reds Storm al’ One End of Kumchon As They Depart

Invaders Within 3) Miles Of Vital Taegu   Bridge Blown Up As U.S. Troops Fall Backward

City Surrendered Only After Bitter Struggle by Yanks   Vitai Rail and Road Center is Left a Flaming Inferno

‘Kunchon Burns, Reds Only 30 Miles From Vital Taegu   Fugineers Blow Bridges to Check Advance; U.S. Supplies in Daneer

Leaping Towers of Orange Flame Burn Out Heart Of Ancient Korean Town as Invading Red Troops Storm Into One End as Americans Leave

Boyle Pictures Kumchon’s Fall   Like’ Having Bleacher Seat. In Hell Says AP Reporter

Villages Ablaze As Yanks Repulse Reds’ Repeated Onslaughts.   AP Writer Describes Fiery Scene On  Frontline As Americans Blow Bridges

COAL SHORTAGE WILL CLOSE FOUR NORMAL SCHOOLS   7,200 STUDENTS TO BE AFFECTED; WILL MAKE UP TIME LOST

Classes in Fou State Schools to Be Halted   To Remain Closed Un.til Feb. 24, or Until Supplies Available

Coal Lack Closes IKinois Colleges  Affects Institutions For Teacher Training

Colleges Close in Coal Famine   De Kalb, Other Ilinois State Schools Shut Doors This Week

Solons Told Soviet Probings For Weak Spots Continuing   No Alternative Course Seen By Truman

Billion Asked In Arms Aid   Help Needed to Meet Soviet ‘Grim Struaale’

President Asks Billion-Plus For Arms Aid   Funds «Necessary To Meet Russia, Conaress Tojd

Over Billion Is Sought To Aid Free Countries   Move Is Necessary To Deter Soviet “nee Claim

GLOBAL F ARE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Calls On Congress  For Over Billion Im “Brim Ctriannila’

Defense Plea Says Freedom  is Big Stake   President Cites Russia’s Struggle For World Slaves

COUNTY PLANS NO TAX LEVIES FOR 4TH YEAR   Budget Filed Includes No Occupational Or Real Estate Tax

County Approves 1950 Budget With NoReal Estate Tax   Commissioners to Make No Levies for 4th Straight Year

SEOUL BATTLE CONCLUDED WITH ONLY SCATTERED RED RESISTANCE IN OTHER ARFAS

Annihilation Is New Goal   Vise Tightened On Seoul And On Reds Trapped Between Line, Advance From Seoul

Positions of Foe On Hills And in Caves Wiped Out by U. S. Tenth Corps

Yanks Relax in Seoul as Enemy Runs  invaders Winead (u}   invaders Wiped Out as Organized Army, Gen. Walker Asserts

Whole A rmy Of (Communists  Is In Peril   Only Sporadie Action Reported In Other Sections Of Front

LIBEL JURY IS OUT   Ponder Verdict in Suit o! Entertainers Against Housewife

Draper-Adler Libel Suit Is Nearing Climax   Federal Jury Remains Deadlocked after Seven Hours

Federal Jury Remains Out In Libel Case   Resumes Deliberations ai 8.55 o'Clock This   ‘Entertainers Charge Reputations Damaged by Being Called Pro-Communists.

Jury Debating Libel Charges  Adler-Draper  ‘Sose  TRB nwtetm) A ee oR

CASE OF DRAPERADLER NEARS END   Jury Ponders $200,000  Connecticut Libel Suit

May Reach Verdict Today In Libel Suit By Entertainers Accused Of Being Reds

Kyser Went Into Action At Start of Korean Fighting, ‘Missing Since July 20

Nafion’s Road Toll  Heading Upward May. Be Highest Since 1941; Many Mora Cars  In OQnoeration

TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL MoUTING   Benton Harbor Listed As Safest City In Its Population Group

G.0.P. Economy Bloc Threatens To Scuttle Point Four Program   Badly Riddied Adminstration May Lose Item For Bold New Technical Assistance.

“POINT FOUR” PROGRAM IS IN JEOPARD)   Administration Forces Battle Heavy Odds to Restrain Economy Bloc.

Heavy Odds Are Against Truman's Point Four’ Plan  Final Vote Nears   Final Vote Nears On Multi-Billion Dolla: Foreign Aid Measure

Close House Vote Likely  > Over Issue   Foreign Aid Bill Already Riddled  By Amendments

ON MEASURE DRAWS NEAR   If Bill Passed Truman Could Start On New Program

Temperatures   Administration Forces Brace for Hard Fight to Rescue ‘Bold New" Program: Aid Bill Treated Roughly

Gen. Bradley Predicts Russian Atom Supplies Soon Ready For Combat

Test Votes Uphold Omnibus Tax Hike   Effort To Lower Percentage Fails; Appointments Confirmed By Senate

TAX PROGRAM WINS TEST IN LEGISLATURE   Administration Financing Plan Given Approval

CHILLY DECORAH SETS U.S. MARK   Town Coldest in Nation  With 14 Below

AUXILIARY BUYS SICK ROOM AIDS   Baby Incubator, Oxygen Tents Purchased From Magazine Drive Funds

BANDITS SEIZE $1,900,000 IN BOSTON HOLDUP  Police and FBI Search   Police and FBI Search for Masked Gang of Nine That Looted Brink’s Inc.

Coal Shortage Idles 4 Million   ‘ARMED CONVOYS GUARD COAL TRUCKS

Copper Ban Hits Household tems   Use in More Than 300 Civilian Products to Cease March    MAY USE SUBSTITUTES   Some Makers of Small Items Say Order Will Fold Them Up

Civilian Use of Copper Is Curtailed   Need for Defense Is Reason Given As NPA Issue Order   New Year Holiday Travel to Be Heavy

Gov't Bans Civilian Use  Of Copper   Some 300 Varied Products Included in List of NonEssentials; Order Effective March 1.

Government Order: Cut in Copper for Civilian Products   Prohibits Use in 300 Non-Essential Items on March 

Civilian Use  Of Copper Is Slashed   300 Products Are Affected by Federal Ban

Government Order Bites Deep Into U.S. Economy, ‘Bans 300 Copper Items

Use of Copper in Civilian Goods Banned  Government Order Covers Long List of Products

Copper Curb Is Announced   ‘Government Prohibits Non  Ess@ntial Use in Many   Products on March .

Order Effects  , Great Many  Civilian Goods   Effective March 1 Tc Conserve Metal For Defense Build-Up

Use in More Than 300 Civ ilian Products to Cease Maich    MAY USE SUBSTITUTES   mit ee eee eo ea  Some Makers of Small Items Say Order Will Fold Them Up

Drastic Reduction: in Civilian Copper. Effective March 1   NPA Issues Order To Save the Metal For Defense Needs; Complaints Arise

Ban Copper Use In Many  Of Products   Use Restricted On Others In A  Sweeping Order

Products Included In NPA Order Range From Pots To Paper Clips   Aluminum, Zine May Be Restricted   Ban Is First To Designate Non-Eassential And Essential Items

CUT DOWN CIVILIAN USE OF COPPER   Prohibit Non-Essential Use of Copper After March Ist in More Than 300 Products.   BUILDING HARDWARE, POTS, PANS INCLUDED   Order Bans Copper for Toys, Automobile Brightwork and  Defrosters. Channel Metal for Defense Work.

Use of Copper Banned in 300 Civilian Items  Metal Curbed For Defense On March 1

Non-Essential Use: of Copper Is Prohibited   ‘Another NPA‘Orde: ‘Affects Civilian Goods Production

Order Limits Copper Use In 300 Items   NPA Ban Is Effective Mar. 1; Pots, Hardware and Jewelry Affected  ]

Order Affects More Than 300 Civilian Items  NPA To Conserve Copper Supplies Pr. pAesen... £8...

Sweeping Order Bans, Curtails Copper’s Use In 300 Products; Cut Is Effective March 1

More Than 300 Civilian Products Affected by Order Issued by NPA To Conserve Metal for Defense-Supporting Needs—Exemptions Allowed Where No Substitutes Are Available

Use of Copper in 300 Items ls Banned   Red Metal Permitted Only in Essential Functional Parts

U.S. Puts Copper Under Restriction Effective March 1  Non-essential Use For Manufacturing To Be Prohibited

Government Ban Goes On Copper   Non-Essential Use Will Be Stopped As Of March 1.

More Than 300 ltems Affected By U.S. Order   Action Is First Major Effort to Draw Line On Essential Goods

Rule Goes Into Effect On March    Use of Brass Also Restricted; Some Items Are Exempted

U.S. Bans Use Of Copper For  ‘"Nonessentials’  300 Civilian Products To Come   300 Civilian Products To Come Under New NPA Order March 1; Metal To Go For Defense Needs

Non-Essential Use Of Copper Barred in More Than 300 Civilian Products

Copper For Civilian Use Is Banned   Rule Applies To  Pots, Pans, Hardware, Jewelry And Toys, Electrical Appliances

Some Uses Of Copper Are Banned   Non-Essential Use Of Metal In More Than 300 Products Prohibited By NPA

300 Items Affected by Order   Use in Working Parts Permitted; Utensils, Auto Trim Restricted

Slash Use of Copper, Brass  In Production   Government Order Hits Non-Essential Uses— S:ibstitutes for Some

Copper Cut Is Ordered   Nonessential Use , Is Barred Entirely; Into Effect March 1

DEFENSE ORDER CURBS CIVILIAN USE OF COPPER   MANUFACTURERS TO FIND SUBSTITUTES OR QUIT PRODUCTION

‘ew Stopper On Flow Of Rivilian Goods   Use of Copper for Other Than. Essential War, Do“mestic Products Halted

Functional Use Still Allowed: Bright Work  Is Eliminated   Radio. TV Sets Affectec By Clause: Ammunition Is kxempt

Non-Essential Use of Copper Banned by NPA   Order Is Issued To Meet Expanding Needs for Defense

Many Items Hit By Order For Mareh 1   TV, Radio Indusiry Struck Hard In Cut Im Imnartant Cobalt

eOrder Extends To Pots, Pans; Starts Mar. 1  To Conserve Metal For Defense Needs

NPA Sweeps Copper From Civilian Use   Effective Mar. 1 Metal Banned From Over 300 Products

Use of Copper Banned in 300 Civilian Items   NPA Order Aims To Save Metal For Defense Work

Civilian Use Of Copper Ruled Out   Government Order Restricts Metal To Defense Needs

U. 5. Restricts, Bans Copper Use In 300 Products   Sweeping Order Bite: Hard Into Civilian Economy

Restrictions Put On Non-Essential Uses Of Copper   Government Lists Many Items To Be In Farhidden Granun

Rover, the Non-Talking Dog, Find: It Doesn’t Pay to Be Different —

Talk Eventually Becomes So Common That a Small, Simple Diversion Can Be Dangerous

Ollar Surrenders Following Slaying  All Night Search After Wister Killing Ends With Peaceful Aopearance

Tank-Led Drive selieved Held Up, Waiting for Darkness Cover   Yanks Get First Taste of hire from Strating Planes

Marines and Marine Air Units, More B-29s Sent; Reds Arm for New Drive

Korean Communists Gird  For New Offensive Thrust  Activity Slows as Northern Troops Inch Within Six Miles of Suwon

Building Up Bases After Slowdown   ~ Communists Inch Forward to Six. Miles East of Suwon

Allied Air Slows Invaders   U.S. Ground Forces Expect Action Soon As North Korean Army Moves te Suwor

Communists Build Up To New Thrust   MacArthur HQ Expects New Drive To Beain Soon

Santa Fe Shocked As Woman Doctor ls Arrested For Kidnapping Child

Woman Arrested inKidnap Case  City Split, Shocked As Doctor Confesses

CHILD 1S FOUND IN KIDNAP CASE   Woman Doctor Arrested When Reaching For Ransom Money And Charged With Crime.

Donovan Opposes Marcantonio on 3-Party Ticket   District Includes Slum Areas of Harlem and Spanish Harlem

No State Aid to Onward School   Walker In Inspection of Walton School

Steel Firm Mulls Over Pay Demand   Negotiations Opened Between Union And Republic; Union To Meet With J. & L.

Steel Firm Mulls Over Pay Demand   Between Union And Republic; Union To Meet Wh J. & L.

First Firms Given C.LO. Pay Proposal   Terms Still Secret; No Action Indicated After Opening Talks

STRANGE  FIGURING   Government Spends Years Studying to Find Land is Devastated

States Wrangle Over Old Woman   North Carolina And Nebraska Squabble _ Over Responsibility

Iwo States Dispute Case... . ates MTuspute Vase...  Aged Woman, Ill Mentally, In Jail

Wheeling Has Damaging Fire  "Five Injured In Blaze   "Five Injured In Blaze That Sweepe Half A Business Block.

Sixty Persons Rescued; Several Other Structures Are Only Slightly Damaged

Nazis, Fascists Barred From Entry Into U.S.   Ist Action By Anti-Red Law; Spain Okayed

WARN AGAINST PANIC — Only Succession Of Cold ‘Waves Will Bring About

PLANTING OF CORN   But Most of Farmers Think Allotments for 1950 ~ Were Fair   MORE RYE AND BEANS

But Most of Farmers Think Allotments for 1950 Were Fair   MORE RYE AND BEANS

Board To Sift Steelworkers’ Cry For Raise  Union Executive Uni To Meet Thursday, Fridav In Pittsburgh

STEELWORKERS TO STUDY WAGE PLEA      Contract. Negotiations .«~May:Reopen This Fall

McCarthy’s Claim Denied By Charez  Says Attack Made In Senate Was Not Spurred By Truma:

Made Attack On His Own, Chavez Says   New Mexico Senator,  A Catholic, Declares Budenz Has Been Usin; Cross As A Cluh

Chavez Claims Budenz Attack Was Own Idea   Denies Charge that it Was Prompted by Administration

ChavezRips McCarthyin BudenzRap   Western Senator Also Points With Pride to Spanish Ancestors for Farlv Actes   I Cross Used as Club   That Is What He Says Budenz Is Attempting to Carry Out

McCarthy Defends Budenz Against Chavez’ Altack On Floor Of Senate

‘My Own Idea,’ Says Chavez in  Budenz Attack  Denies Democrats Prompted Speech

SEN. CHAVEZ RAPS BUDENZ SORDID PAST   New Mexico. Senator Says _ Ex-Réd Using Catholic  Chueh ‘As ‘A Club’

‘Senator Chavez Denies Official Prompting ‘In Charge Budenz Wields Catholic ‘Club’

Chavez Charges Former Red Uses Cross As Club  New Mexican Denles Attack Was Prompted By Administration...

Suspect in Circus Blaze Questioned  Ex-Employe Linked To 1944 Holocaust

Circleville Man Questioned About Ringling Circus Fire  State Officiol Hints Suspect Linked With Fires in Ohio and Other States

Truck Owners Lose Decision   Judge Rules Hiked Fees Must Be Paid; Appeal Is Planned

Plainclothes Men Put Into Uniform   Vigorous Shekewup 1 In New York Secine

A00 Detectives Demoted in NYC - In Graft Probe   New Commissioner Shake: Up Police Force When  Dewey Intervenes

Murphy ‘Busts’ 409 Sleuths   New York. Finest Shaken In Gambling Seandal

Truman Talk To Congress  Will Be Long   He's Expected To Review Korean War, Ask Power To Meet Situation

Lightning Strike af Wosan by South Koreans ‘Saved Thousands of Lives, Milifary Men Revea

Yanks Missed Death Trap   Lightning Advance by 5S. Koreans to Wonsan Saved Amphib Operation

Koreans Found ‘Death Trap’ Set  Wonsan ‘Loaded’ For U.S. Landing

Military Miracle By South Koreans Saves Day— /  50 000 U. S. Troons Escane Death Tran At Woncan Port

Lightning ROK Advance Saves Landing Force   South Korean Troops Take Wonsan, Find Mines—50,000 Man UN Landing Warned off

ROKs Swift Advance Saved Allied Troops   50,000-Man Force Escaped Red Ambush

50, 000 YANKS SAVED FROM DEATH TRAP Huge ‘Mine Field Was "Found Before Landing

South Korean Advance Saved 50,000 Americans From Death  3,000 Russian-Made Mines Littered Harhor At Wonsan: Intellizence Bad

Marine Landing in Mined Harbor Barely Averted   Lightning Advance by South Koreans Held Military Miracle

Ground Advance by South Koreans Probably Saved Huae-Operation From Red Death Trap   Black River Harbor Project Is Eliminated by Engineers

South Korean Advance Saves Day For Big Landing Force  50,000 Americans Escape Red Death Trap By Miracie

Fast ROK Advance May Have Saved 50,000-Man Force  Landing.at Wonsan.  Might Have Proved . Oi ee ee Be!

WONSAN LANDING A MISCUE > Marines Saved From ‘Death Trap by ROKs

Allied Troops Reach Manchurian Border; Probe Reports Chinese Reds Attacking            School Asks Fans Cooperation At Athletic Events   \Military Miracle Prevented Death Trap for 50,000-Man Operation

Only Its Capture By ROK Troops Barred Disaster   ‘Military Leaders Concede Landings Would Have Ended In Major Debacle

Fast Advance by S. Koreans Stops ‘Death Trap’ Landing   Find Reds Were Prepared for a Wonsan Landing

MILITARY MIRACLE SAVES INVASION      0.000 Allies Narrowly Miss Death Trap

Fast South Korean Ground Advances Keeps Invasion Force Out Of Trap

U.S. To Take Over Carriers 3 P.M. Sunday   White House Acts To Prevent Nationa! Paralysis In Time Of War Emeraency

Federal Action Will Become Effective at 4 p. m. Sunday wmAatrTe all TO NITY

Army Will Take Over Rails af 3 P.M. Sunday   Acts to Avoid Strike by Two Key Rail Unions

Acts Because of National Strike Set for Monday  Asks Cooperation Of All Workers

‘Heads Off Walkouts By Union   Operation by U. S. ‘Imperative’ for Safety, Truman Says

Truman Orders Rail Operation By Government   Seizure Of Lines Wil Be Effective At 4 P. M. Sunday

Seizure of Roads Looms Inevitable   Presidents of Two Rail Unions Deny That They Assured Truman They Would Not Call Walkout.

Truman Cabinet Meet For Parley On Rail Walkow   Report Government May Seize Roads No Later Than Tomorrow Nigh

Truman To Give Strike Statement This Afternoon   Widespread Reports Say He Will Order Railroad Seizure

Hint Seizure In Truman’s ‘Announcement   Trainmen Deny Strike Call Broke Pledge

Government Seizure Of Roads?  President Expected To Issue: Anmmptacenest  Today Concerning Threatened Rail Strike

Nation Waits Truman View  On Rail Tilt   White House Says Statement Slated For 3 P. M. Today

TRUMAN PLANS STATEMENT. LATER TODAY   Railroad Embargoes: Are Being Mapped By The Companies

Strike’ Could Be Averted by Action, Claim   Unions Would Work Under Plan Outlined

TAKES EFFEGT SUNDAY; ARMY WILL BE 8055   President Calls Upen Men to Remain on Jobs.

Truman Seizure Of Rails Likely To Avert Strike  Union Leaders Deny No-Strike Pledge; Cabinet Discuss Issue

Report Seizure No Later Than Saturday Night  Railroad Worker Will Wo rk Under   Late Bulletin

Truman Tells Army to Run Lines for U.S.   Trainmen Will Stay on Job For Government

Army Will Take Over Control . at 3 p. m. Sunday   Action Forestalls Nationwide Strike Set for Monday

Seizure Of Railroads By U.S. Studied  President Truman Confers With An Cacth

President Plans Details With Cabinet   Union Officers Deny Any Pledge Not to Strike

Truman “May Make Personal Plea Before Cracking Down With A Seizure Order Of Railroads: Says Union Officials Broke No ~ Strike  Procice

Truman Orders 5 eizure Of U.S. Railroads   Acts to Avert Threat of Nation-wide Strike

Army Takes Over; Unions  Will Work   Move Imperative To Protect Citizens From Strike: Truman

Truman Orders Seizure of Railways; Government to Take Charge Sunday

Union Heads Deny Promise  Of No Strike   Claim They Did Not Asspre Presi. dent Truman They Would Not Call Nationwide Rail Strike   SEIZURE OF ROADS MAY STOP WALKOUT

Sundav.3P.M_ ls Deadline Set   Truman Acts to =~ Prevent Threatened © Walkout of Trainmen

SECRETARY OF ARMY GETS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FROM PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Gov't to Take Railroads at  2P.M. Sunday   'President Calls on Work ers to Stay on Jobs; Save Forced {5 stel

U.S. TO SEIZE ‘RAILS SUNDAY   President Directs Secretary of Army To Take Over Operation, Avert Strike Unions Indicate They'll Cooperate

Truman Calls Cabinet Confer On Rail Tieup   No Announcement of  What Action Planned  To Forestall Shutdown Of Transportation

Union Heads Thereupon Call OffStrikeAndPromise ToCo-. operate; No Bargaining By Government With Unions

President And Congress Talk Strike Action   Union Officials Deny Having Told President Would Be No Strike; Walkout Slated Mondav Morning

After 4 P.M. Sunday, Army To Run Roads   Essential To Defense, Says Truman Statement

Brotherhood Heads Deny They Promised No Strike; Seizure Is Inevitable

Truman Holds Meeting Today With Cabinet .   “Walkout Was Slated’ Monday

President Orders Railroads’ Seizure Sunday Afternoon. By Secretary of Army Pace   Unions Announce Monday Strike Cal  Has Been Postponed Indefinitely

Truman To Make Move Late Today   Many Speculate Roads’ Seizure Will Be Answer

Strikers Halt Rail Walkout On US. Seizure   Unions Accept Government Order, Agree to Work  At Truman Demand

ORDERS ARMY TO TAKE OVER AT 3 P. M. SUNDAY PRESIDENT CALLS ON UNION MEN To  : Pivcl OC§HOOCDOATION

Government Likely To Seize Rails Tomorrow   President Discusses Strike Threat Situation With Cabinet Members But No Official  Announcement Made.

Truman Orders Rail Seizure Effective Sunday   Action Taken After Session With Cabinet

To be Taken Over Sunday Afternoon To Forestall Strike   Walkout Had Been Called for Monday By 2 Rail Unions

Tamperoiurad   Operation Job Assigned. To Army: Every Worker Asked to Remain on Job

U.S. To Seize Railroads At 3 P.M. Sunday   WASHINGTON, Aug. 25— (AP)—President Truman today ordered seizure of the nation’s railroads at 3 p. m. (CST) Sunday.

— Of Nation's Railroads Is Ordered   Government Will blake Over All Lines On Sunday At 4 p. m.

Roads Seizure Believed Near   Pres. Truman to Issue Statement This  -. + Afternoon but Declines to Say if He Plans Government Operation — Re. narte Indicate Such Action. °   UNIONS DENY WORD BROKEN.

Rait Strikers “Waiting ‘to Work Under U.S.; Deny: Breaking. Any Pledge -.

Seizure Of Railroads  Is Expected  Government Action  mm. ¥   Government Action Expected By Late Tomorrow; Cabinet Titcrnenod Crisis

Truman Directs Army To Take Over Railroads   President Says Government Operation Of Railroads Is ‘Essential’ To National Defense And Security Of Nation — Calls On Workers To Remain On Duty

Await Action To Be Taken By President   Statement Due To Be Announced This Afternoon

[ruman’s Statement On Rail Situation Coming Today May Announce Plans For Seizure

U.S. To Take Over Sunday At 3 O'Clock   Move Comes After Unions Deny They Pledged Not To Walk Out

Adion Will Be Effective Af 3 P.M. Sunday  President Moves To Block Union Threat AL Nxtiamanl Céeibe

Instructs Army Secretary Pace To Take Over, In U.S. Name   Statement NotesUnionsRe. fused to Take Board’s Recommendation

U.S. to Take Over Sunday  Afternoon   President Calls on Secretary of Army To Operate Roads in Name of Government

President Moves to Halt Tieup   Secretary of Army Pace to Take Over Operation of Roads

Truman, Cabinet Discuss Strike   Union Leaders Deny Breaking No-Strike Pledge   Bulletin

Truman Tells All Employes to Stay on Job   Action Makes Federa Workers of Union Men Planning Strike

‘All Angles’ Mulled Over; Action Pends   McGrath Asserts President Alone Will Make Statement

Truman Orcers Seizure At 3PM. Sunday   Strike Call By Union Brings President's Action

Order To Be Effective Af 4 P.M. Sunday   Unions Have Agreed To Work Under Government Rule

Truman Orders Seizure of Railways by Government Starting at 4 p.m. Sunday

GOV'T WILL TAKE OVER ON SUNDAY   Truman Issues Order at 2:00 P. M. Today in Attempt to Stop NationWide Strike.   CALLS ON WORKERS FOR COOPERATION   President Holds Long Session With His Cabinet This Morning Before Issuing Order.

President Directs Army to Take Over Operations Sunday   Workers Urged to Remain On Duty - Action Called Essential To National Health and Safe

Double Cross Is Denied By Rail Leaders   Declare No Pledge Made; Freight Embargo Planned

ACTION IS SET FOR 4 P. W. SUNDAY   Direct Secretary Of Army To Operate Roads  PRECINENT   Calls On Every Worker To Cooperate By Staying At His Post

Statement By President Set For Today  Cabinet Meeting  wy ey.hCU rttCiCOSCN™=s— (RCS.   Cabinet Meeting Fails To Produce Hint Of U.S. Action

Await Truman's Order For: Railroad : Seizure To ‘Avert Strike Monday

Truman Orders Army Secretary To Operate Lines   Caits on All. Workers To Cooperate by Remaining on Duty

Truman Orders Rail Seizure   Directs Secretary of Army To Take Over, Calls on Workers to Remain on Duty

Truman Gives No Inkling Of Federal Move   McGrath Hints Court Order Possible After Session With Cabinet

Rail Union Heads Deny They Promiser Not to Call Strike  Government Seizure Of Railroads Seen As  Truman’s Only Move

President Orders Army Rail Seizure   Truman Says Action Essential lo Deiense, Seizure Effective Sunday At 3 P. M.

RAILROADS PLAN EMBARGO Rail Union Leaders Deny Breaking Pledge To Truman

Await Truman Statement On  Rail Strike   Widespread Reports Say That Government Will Take over Railroads Tomorrow Night.

Truman Due To Issue Rail tatement  Seizure Order Likely Before Saturday Night

Rail Seizures By Government May Be Order  Union Heads Deny   Union Heads Deny Breaking Pledge To President

President Orders Seizure Step for  Nation's Railroads Acts To Take Over  Lines Sunday at 3 After Strike Call

_RAILROADS— tion- Wide rike Set r Monday  risis Stu ied At abinet Meeting

CIVIL SERVICE ON NEW BASIS   Federal Employes Benefit Subar. dinated to Defense Effort-—Hir. ing and Promotions Placed os Temporary Basis.

Honest Man Sells Blood fo Return $27,000 in Bonds, Which He Found

Jobless Man Sells Blood— To Return $27,000 In Lost Stocks, Checks

Hubby Heirs Egyptian Dancing Gals But Chicago Wife Not TooInterested

Husband Inherits 4 Dancing Girls     Wife Says Glamorous Egyptians Had Better ‘Stay Where They Are

India Elects New President; Prasad  Last Formality To Sovereianty Cleared

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   World Contro! Plan. Illicit Drug Traffic. Near Approval

Ask Now for Cotton Allotment Revision      — fe     County Committee to Consider Applications Linder Now Lanictatian

Ask Now for Coffon Allotment Revision   County Committee to Consider Applications Under New Lesislotion

Remains of Unknown World War II Serviceman Will Be Chosen for Burial in Arlington Cemetery

Refuses Records To House Inquiry  Contempt Citation Risked by Rumely

Military Favor:  Bases in Japan  Attitudes of People Are Vital Factors

Thurmond Says, “No Invitation”   Adds His Omission From Rally Guests Not Bothering Him

Scheduled tor Malvern, Emerson Glenwood Soon   New Control Plan to be Presented to Farmers Monday, Tuesday

Corn Borer Meetings Set for Mills County   Meeting at Glenwood Armory at 1:30 P. M. March 28th. Ail Farmers Welcome

NAVY PLANE DOWN IN CRAWFORD CO.   Police, Firemen Resume  Search for Pilot

Missing Pilot Object of Hunt   U. S. Navy Plane Crashes, Explodes Near Meadville

Purge Of Prague Officials Hinted   .. Crech Communists May Face Titoism Charges

Indian to Die For Murdering Buitalo Woman   LaMarr Nonchalantly Chews Toothpick as Jury Returns Verdict

Committee Assails American Spending   Joint  Economic Group Says Booming Business _ Causing Prices To Boil Up In Inflationary Manner

Solons Flay Deficit Plans  Amid Boon   Joint Economic Committe Sees Renewed Upsurge Ahead for Nation

Excess Spending In Tim Of Booming Business Is Criticized   ANALYSIS IS SPLIT ALONG PARTY LINES

SOLONS BLAST FEDERAL RED INK SPENDING   Economic Group Sees Renewed Upsurge In Feonomy of U. S.

Joint Economic Committee Condemns Deficit Spending While Inflation Continues

BUSI NESS DECLINE IN’ 1951 SEEN Federal Deficit Spending Is Hit In Economic Committee Report

Joint Committee Of Congress Flays Deficit Spending   ‘Say It Causes Prices tc  Rise In Inflationary ; Manner

(Congress Committee Deplores Deficit  ‘Spending as Adding Inflation Fuel

SANGKESS GROUP AYOAILS FEDERAL UEFILITT SPENDING   Joint Economie Committer Says With Business Booming Government Should  Not Be Going Into Red,   AMMUNITION GIVEN BACKERS OF ECONOMY   Majority Report of & Demo crats Fails to Indorse Any Part of Truman's 12Point Program.

40 Are Hurt In Rail Crash   Special Train With Vaca. tionists Hits Freight— No Deaths Listed.

40 Hurt When Trains Collide  Accident Occurs in  a Oe AA’ ec masecnmtere

AMERICAN AIRCRAFT IN USE OVER KOREA   B-26 and B-?9 Bombers, F-40 Jet Fighter and F-&? Twin Mustang See Action,

U. §. Aircraft Is Now in Action Over Korea Front   Jet Fighters and Bombers with High Speed And Long Range Fly

—BRIT AIN— Leadership Threatened By France  ‘Dynamic’ Policy May Aid Europe

French Advance Dynamic Policy  New Line Emphasizes   New Line Emphasizes Economic Program

‘French Grab Initiative From British   Plan to Unify West Europe Threatens England's Political Rule

French Power Increasing In West Europe   New Policy Threatens British Leadership

French Bid To Oust Britain In West Circles   ‘Dynamic’ Foreign Policy Is Challenge In Allied Council

Policy Statement Issue? By France Test For Britain   _ Britain’s Dominance In Western Europe Is Put To Test

‘Paris Policy’ Jolts British, U.S. Aspects   Lesser Powers, Too, View Global Issues From ‘Peace’ Angle

French-Reich Accord Perils Britain's Lead   New Schumon Policy Away from Cold War Finds Much Sympathy

New Preach Foreign Policy Threatens Britain’s Leadership in West Europe

Plan Challenges British Leaders   Seeks to Rally West for Rebuilding Europe

Positive Policy Advocated . . ..  France Takes Lead  In Recovery Plans

Survey Finds Food Supplies Ample for U.S.   \Korean War Won’t Affect  Standards of Living, RnR... M1

Korean Crisis Not To Affeet Food Supply   : Government Report Is  - Optimistic In The Face Of Rising Prices

Ample Food Assured U.S. Despite War   Agriculture Bureau Says Price Boosts Will Be Moderate

Psst! Hoarders! K orean War Should Have Little Effect On U. S. Food Supply

See Hike in Prices Government Assures Americans  There's Plenty of Food for All

FOOD SUPPLY IS ABUNDANT   Official Report Says Korean War Won't Effect Public.

Nation Will Go Right OnEating High Level Diet  Food Abundant, Gav’t Renorté

KOREA WAR NOT TO SPIKE FOOD SUPPLY IN U. S.   Consumer ‘Won't Need T: Alter Diet—Hoarding ts Unwarranted

Country Told There Is Plenty of Food   Government Says War Won't Affect Supplies

Plenty of Food On Hand for Korean Crisis   Country to Continue High Level Diet, U. S. Survey Shows

WOMAN PHYSICIAN HELD BY FBI FOR KIDNAPING GIRL,   Dr. Nancy Campbell of Santz Fe, N. M., Seized at Spot Designated for $20,000 Ransom Payment.   CHILD, UNHARMED, RETURNS TO HOME   Doctor Says She Drugged Victim, Daughter of © ontractor, and Left Her at Ranch House.

PRAY Fede & ROR Paw a ALVIN LOS, MBNA  Hadacol Helns Relieve St. Louis Man’s Leg Pains

Hadacol Helps Relieve St. Louis Man’s Leo Pains   He Suffered Deficiencies of Vitamins B-1, B-2, Iron and Niacin

Chill Put On Hospitality When Soldiers Fail To Show Up For Thanksgiving Dinners

SOLDIERS FAIL TO SHOW UP FOR TURKEY DINNER   Mystery as 1,048 Gis Checl Out and Only 590 Appear.

INDIANIANS BITTER  Gls Invited for Turkey Dinners Fail To Show Un

Mass Disappearance Of Soldiers Has Indianapolis Folks Puzzled   1,048 Left Camp Atterbury To Accept Thanksgiving Dinner Invitations But Only 590 Showed Up At Center.

Many Boys’ of 28th Infantry Fail To Show Up For Thanksgiving Day Meals

Jap Confesses Plot To Assassinate General MacArthur   2 Government Leaders Also Threatened

KKKKKK FRESNO HAS ANOTHER — -TWIN-KILLS-TWIN CASE; -4-YEAR-OLD DROWNS BRO.

‘EASTER WEATHER’ TWO DAYS LATE  Cold Front From Midwest ~ Due In Denton Area Tonight

Reds Within 40 Miles of Pusan   HOT IN KOCHANG AREA   Communists Strive to Cul Thru to Taegu, South’s Emergency Capital

Reds Within 40 Air Miles Of Pusan Arex   Enemy Striving To Push UN Forces Out Before U. 8. Aid Effective

New U. S. Units Rush Into Fight   Heavy Pressure Continues in South, MacArthur Reports

Red ‘Darling’ Balks And Flees To West  ‘Dr. Noack Delivers ‘Off-Base’ Lecture

D0 Youngsters Led To Safety by Two rgy : ." . Teachers. Custodian   Klames Believed to Have Started in Furnace Room of One-Story Brick Structure; Charred Walls All Remaining of South Bradford School

South Bradford School Destroyed B y Fire Thursda y   Mrs. Grace Cummings, Smethport, Teacher, Aids 55 Pupils to Safety

COE OFFERS TO ‘QUIT CAMPAIGN TF “UES” TOLD    Says, However, Murray Should Get Out If Charges Be Found True

John Starzl Begins Publicity Job For Mushrooming Pig Hatchery Plan

Bitter Cold Fails To Halt Rapid Advance  Uni is To Fan Out ut OFF Retreat   Units To Fan Out To Cut Off Retreat Of Communist Army

Americans Capture City on Yalu River   Take Stand Opposite Communist China, Taking Hyesanjin with Little Opposition

x & we & Kw we Ke UK lhe UCU CITY DEATH TOLL AT: RECORD HIGH OF 10 FOR YEAR ©  Trattic Program Pushed

Freed as ‘Mercy Slayer’ In Court of Law Doctor Faces Trial by Fellows   NEIGHBORS STAGE BIG CELEBRATION

Promises Not To Resume Peratice Of Medicine Until After Meeting Of Medical Board   WON SWIFT ACQUITTAL BY JURY AT TRIAL

State Medicos Will Decide Whether He Violated Ethics   Declares He Would Not Think Of Resuming Until He Gets Clean Bill; Friends Happy.

Physician Acquitted of Murder   Family Poses -for Pictures at Home in Candia, N.-H.

Freed Medic Awaits Rule Of Doctors   Held Innocent In ‘Mercy Trial, Sander Won't Practice Yet

“_ ACQUITTED OF MURDER — Sander Quits Practice Pending Medical Trial)

HST ENDS FIFTH ~~ YEAR IN OFFICE   ‘Truman in Confident, *Happy-Warrior Mood

‘Truman Ends Fifth Year in Office ‘In Confident, Happy-Warrior Mood

PRESIDENT IS _INHAPPY MOOD   Feels Like Successful War. rior As He Ends Fifth Year

President Ends His Fifth Year   Truman Appears To Be In Confident, Happy-Warrior Mood

Truman Ends Fifth Year in Office Today   Ready to Carry  Counter Offensive Against GOP Attack:

Friends Describe Truman Confident As He Ends Fifth Year Of Presidency

Truman Ends Five Years In Office Today   Lucas Says President Is Ready To Fight For His Program

TRUMAN HAPPY, HIS PALS SAY   President, Completing His 5th Year in Office, Is Fight ing for Program

Truman Happy And Confident  President Ending Fifth Year In Office

Wife Checks Up Via Plane  * *  Uses Field Glasses To Track Hubby.

Woman Uses Plane to ‘Check Up’ On Husband's After Work ‘Mileage’

Davton Wife  Goes Modern  H oman Uses Plane   H oman Uses Plane To Watch Spouse

Tight Sweaters Out, Gals! eee ‘eee Glamor Rates Far Below Secretary’s Ability To Do Job, Bosses Say

Sweater or Not  Office No Place for Sex; Efficiency Rated Higher

‘Confession Made by Veteran While Pinned in Car Wreck Then Shoots Himself in Head

«/‘The Boy Was A Casualty of the War’ "Trapped Lealess Vet Confesses

His Artificial Legs Pinned Under Car, Veteran Makes “Confession”, Then Kills Self

Pinned By Wrecked Car, Vet Confesses To Lying About Buddy And Then Shoots Self

‘ WANT TO CLEAR SERGEANT’  Vet Pinned in Wreck Telis of War Lies, Kills Himself

CIO Sug gests  F act Finders. In GE Battle Mectings Called By Ching In Effort To  ” Put 32.000 Ta Wack

GE Men Ask Fact-Finders   Session Called Today With Mediator Ching

Furious Air and Land Bombardment Unleashed As Marines Storm City   Simultaneously Army's 7th Division Launches Attack on Southern Flank to Cut Roads South of Former Capital.

6,000 Fire 2-Pronged Drive To Recapture City Before Day Ends   Tanks Leading Way From Outskirts Toward Heart Of Ruined City From North and West

Yanks Aiming To Capture Key City And Cut Off Communists   Wistering Olfense  Led By Tanks; Fall OF Town Expected Before Fud Of The Dav

Five Danish Fishing Boats Seized By Reds   Russian Patrol Boats Making Baltic Into “Private Lake”

RUSSIA HOLDS DANISH BOATS   Fishing Vessels Seized In Baltic Sea Near Plane Disaster Scene.

Gun Battle Bandits Sought   3 Officers Wounded In Fight At Lansing

Posse Searches For Bandits Wh Shot Officers  Three Lansing. Mich.   Three Lansing, Mich. Officers Wounded In Battle With Bandits

Shoot It Out With Pair At Supermarket One Of Officers  Badly Hurl; Gunman  Deane SSO toot

Four Policemen Shot in Battle With Bandits   Robbery Pair Sought in Lansing After Market Job

VOTE SATURDAY TO ADD SCHOOL AREAS T0 MT. V.   Four Non-High Sections to Bal. lot on Proposal to Join Hiah School.

TOO COSTLY, SAYS C-O HEAD...  Dashes Hope for Better Railroad Service Here

C. & O. Chief Tells Why 2 Trains Cut   Patronage Lack, Costs Blamed

MACARTHUR TAKES TRIP TO KOREAN BATTLEFRONT   AND TO BOOST MORALE

Yanks Abandon Taejon Airfield   Northern Korean Communists Pay Heavily in Throwing Back U. S. Defenders to New Defense Positions.   On East Coast Sector Koreans Forced Back by Artillery Fire

TEMPERATIIRE   J ‘ Yanks, S. Koreans  Halt Two Attacks   Communists Blasted ‘Dead In Tracks’ On East Coast

REDS POUR INTO APPROACHES TO TOTTERING TAEJON; U.S. PETREATS 10. NEW POSITIONS

Red Columns Pasted From Air, Ground   Americans Abandon Airfield; Residents Clear Ont Of City

Kum Line Shattered By Tanks   U.S. Troops Plan New Stand South Of Kaan River

Airfield Near City Abandoned   But Two Enemy Columns Routed In Eastern Area

\.KoreansTake Airport: Attack On U.S. Supply Line Repulsed   \merican Troops Out numbered LO to Lin Battle for Capital

Americans, South Koreans Jolt Reds By Air, Artillery   Expect U.S. Troops To Hold South of Kum for Offensive

Americans Aid Koreans In Confusing Retreat of Communists on East Coast

Americans And South Koreans Jolt  Invaders In East Coast Fighting

City Quiet As Battle Moves Up   Americans Jolt Reds In East By Air and Artillery

THE BOX SCORE   American Defenders Battle Against Great Odds As Reds Advance

Activities of Interest Tc All In The Various Cammuniti   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Binaggio Triec Bribery, Says Ex-Official   Sought to Control Missouri Governor Election-and Kansas City’s Police Board

Gang-Politics Probe Started   Binaggio Bribe Offer Told Senate Committee by Veteran Official

Conductor Unior Orders Pullman Members Out   Walkout, Set July 11, Added to Threatened Widespread Tieups

Pullman Conductor Strike Set July 11  “Others May Join Genera! Walkouts

BY WEST LINE      Widespread Walkouts May Tie Up Rails Next Month

John Boettiger Takes Own Life   Former Son-in-Law Of F.D.R. Jumps From Hotel Window

Boettiger’s . Life At End   Publisher Is Suicide By Leap From Hotel

EX-SON-IN-LAW OF FDR DIES IN 7-FLOOR JUMP   John Boettiger, Anna Roose. velt’s Former Husband, Commits Suicide,

NEWSMAN DIVES THROUGH N.Y. HOTEL WINDOW   John Boettiger, Former Mate of Anna Roosevelt, Despondent

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS.   John Boettiger Plunges to His Death in New York

—FPLUNGE—  Hotel Fall Kills John Boettiger  Ex-Mate Of Anna Roosevelt Killed

Boettiger Ends Life In 7-Story Leap   Former Son-In-Law Of Roosevelt A Suicide; Upsets Male Nurse Anc Jumps Out Window

John Boettiger Leaps To Death   Former Son-In-Law Of F.D.R. Is Sui cide Todav.

JOHN BOETTIGER LEAPS TO DEATH   Former Son-in-Law of Roosevelt Is Suicide

John Boettiger Ends Own Life At New York   Former ‘Publisher Leaps From Window Of Hotel After Struggling With His Male Nurse

Boettiger Leaps To Death From New York Hotel   Former Son-In-Law Of Roosevelt Had Nervous Breakdown

Ex-Husband of Anna Roosevelt Ends Life in Lean From N.Y. Hotel Window

Death Plunge Taken by Jolu  Boettiger   Divorced Husband Of Daughter of Former President

Boettiger Leaps To Death Today  Drops From Seventh Elnar af a Hatal

John Boettiger, Roosevelt Kin, Leaps to Death   Ex-Husband of Anna Roosevelt Dall Jumps From N.Y. Hotel Room

Boettiger Leaps to Deatt in New York   Former Son-in-Law  of FDR Succeeds in Saeanel Qiletada Tay:

Ex-son-in-law of Roosevelt Kills Himself   Former Publisher Leaps From 7th Hoor of New York Fiotel

Roosevelt Kin Ex-Mate Takes Leap To Death   John Boettiger Ends Life In Jump FromN. Y. Hotel

John Boettiger Leaps fo Death From Hotel Room   Divorced Wife Is the Daughter of the Late President Roosevelt.

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Plunges to His Death   Fiahting in Puerto Rico

Dives Out Window of N.Y. Hotel   Former Publisher Eludes Male Nurse; Body Falls 7 Floors

John Boeftiger Leaps To Death FromN. Y. Hote   Former Son-t-Law OFEDR Kills Self; Had Bean Denreccacd

John Boettiger Makes Death Plunge Today   Former Son-in-law of President Roosevelt Had Been Depressed

BOETTIGER IS SUCCESSFUL IN 2ND ATTEMPT   By FREDERICK M. WINSHIP UP Staff Correspondent

Leaps from His Seventh Floor Suite   Earlier Attempt; Divorced By Late President's Daughter in °49.

John Boettiger Leaps To Death Froni N.Y. Hotel   Former Son-In-Law Of FDR Plunges From Seventh-Floor Suite

Boettiger Kills Self In Jump From Window   Roosevelt’s Former SonIn-Law Overpowers His Male Nurse

Ends Life by Jumping from Hotel Window  UE... Wredne Qawn nt   Was Under Care of Nurse: Had Been Ill

JOHN BOETTIGER SUICIDE VICTIM  Former Son-In-Law Of FDR Leaps To Death In New York

John Boettiger In Death Plunge   Former Son-In-Law Of Roosevelt Dies In Leap

John Boettiger Dies in Plunge   Former Son-in-Law of President Roosevelt Jumps 7 Floors to Death.

Former FDR Son-In-Law -Boettiger Leaps To Death   , Overcomes Male Nurse Assigned Te Guard Him And Jumns Eram Saventh Flaar Of Hotel

John Boettiger Dies In Plunge From Hotel Roon   Former Son-In-Law Of Roosevelts Jumps Out Open Window

Ex-Son-in-Law Of Roosevelt Leaps to Death   John Boettiger Commits Suicide After Breakdown

Skies Will Be Clear for Labor Day Weekend  nai : Falling i in  Rete ff Aw De   Rain Falling in East Texas This Morning

U.S. Loses Bid To Block China  Reds Voted UN Seat For Formosa Debate

Chinese Reds Get Talks Bid   U.N. Admits China To Formosa Debate

China Reds To Be Admitted To U.N. Debates  Security Council Votes. 7 To 4. For

Council To Admit Communist Chinese To Formosa Debate   U.N. Group’s Decision Immediately Hit By Chiang’s Aide

Security Council Lets Reds In UN  Chinese Commies To PP a, a; see

Red China Can Debate in U.N.   Participation in Talk on Formosa Allowed by Council Vote

DEBATE RIGHT IS GRANTED RED CHINA   Security Council Approves Of Action, 7 To 4

ADMISSION OF RED CHINA IN U.N. IS VOTED   Nationalists Immediateiy shallenge Ruling of President on Adoption of Proposal   PREAMBLE 1S LONG

China Reds Get Vote to Join Debate   U.N. Adopts Proposal to Allot Communists te Participate in Talks on Formosa Situation

Security Council Invites China Reds fo Session   U. S. Voted Down 7-4 on Decision To Hear Complaint

UN Council Votes fo Hear Chinese Reds   Formosa Debate Due to Begin After Nov. 15

S. Koreans Told to Halt For Regrouping; Nationalist China Challenges UN Ruling

Victory in UN For Red China   Commies Admitted To Formosa Debate

RED CHINA TO JOIN IN DEBATE AT UN   Formosa Showdown Nov. 15; Austin Raps Action as Letting Reds in ‘Back Door’

Chinese Reds To Enter UN Formosa Talk   Security Council Votes, 7-4, Over Nationalist Protest

Chinese Reds To Participate In UN Debate   Communists to Sit in On Security Council Discussion on Charge Of U.S. Aggression’

U.N, to Hear Red Chinese  ‘On Formosa   Security Council Votes 7 te 410 Let Envoy Take Part In Debate

Fires Kill 8 In Four States  Minneapolis Hotel Blaze Fatal Te Four

Red China Invaded by Chiang Men   Nationalists Stage Commando-type Attack

Nationalists Raid China, Hold Town   Navai Sources Say Troops Tage Town 200 Miles South of Shanghai   INTENT IS NOT CLEAR   Landing May Be a Test for Operations in Future;  Only Small Force Used

WAR VETERAN TERRORIZES 28 ABOARD. PLANE   Waves Loaded Gua for 30 Minutes — dohn O'Reilly Seized When Flaue Makes Emorgeney Landing at Fresoo, Californin.

WAR VETERAN TERRORIZES: 29 ABCARD PLANE   Waves Loaded Gun for $0 Minutes — John O'Reilly  Scized When Plano Makes Emergency Landing  at-Fresno, California,

Man Terrorizing Planeload Of 29 Persons Is Jailed   Suicide’s Watch Kept Over Him

Gun-Waving Ve Terrorizes 29 OnAirliner Crazed Man Grabbed  _ As Craft Lands: Vows To Kill You All’

500,000 See Canonization Ceremonies  Girl's Mother Attenc   Girl's Mother Attends Unprecedented Rites In St. Peter’s Square

Forces Linked East of Taegu; Foothold in Southwest Lost.   Today’s Chuckle

Soviet Elections . Draw 979 Per Cent. Of Russian Voters   Siberians Brought ToPolls By Deer, Dogsled’

U. S. Rejects Czech Demands   Refuses to Return 8 Ring-Leaders Of Mass Aerial Escape

Big Blizzard Began Year Ago Today   Loss In Long Series  Of Storms Was High But West ‘Would Take It Again to End Drouth

Year Ago Today First Blizzard Of Seven-Week-Long Storm Struck Over Western States

Martin Holds Huddle With Party Figures  GOP House Leade: Contends Measure   GOP House Leader Contends Measure Makes Taxes More Rurdencgame On Man:

Excise Taxes Bill Phony’   Federal Spending . Cut Asked Instead ‘Of Boosting Levies

GOP Leader Calls Huddle On Taxes   To Map Strategy Or What Martin Terms “Phony” New Bill

Vole Expected Next Week On Excise Slashes  Measure Is Brandec Dalitical Dunamite   Boost Goes Too Far

MARTIN CALLS NEW TAX BILL “PHONY”   Huddles Policy Group To Map Strategy; GOP Calls It Political Dynamite

NEW TAX BILL CALLED PHONEY   Rep. Kean Says It Shifts Levies From Luxuries To Necessities   REPUBLICANS MEET

‘Political Dynamite’ — Republican House Members Mapping Siratery On ‘Phoney Tax Cut Bill’

NEW TAX BILL CALLED PHONY BY GOP FOES   Transfers (Burden From Luxuriea To Necessities, Kean Charges

Republicans Eye ‘Phony Tax Bill, See Relief Fraud  GOP Bloc Maps Strategy on Eve Of House Voting

GOP To Map Strategy On New Tax Bill   House Republican Leader Martin Calls Policy Group to Meet

REPUBLICANS RAF ‘PHONY’ CUT IN EXCISE TAXES   OPPOSE SCHEME T0 MAKE UP DEFICIT BY OTHER BOOSTS

Huddle Is Held About Phonv Bill   That Is Term Applied to Tax Measure by G.O.P. Leader Martin in House   ‘Burden’ Is Cited   Kean Says Law Would Put Levy on Necessary Jtents

GOP Strategy on ‘Phony’ Tax Bill ls Being Mapped  House Leader Calls Group to a Huddle .

MARTIN SUMMONS POLICY GROUP 1 STUDY TAX BILL   Many Republicans Regard  Pending Measure As Palities Dunamite

Republicans Charge New Bill‘Phony’ Call Meeting To Discuss Strategy

Corporation Tax Increase Draws Fire   Republican Martin Calls Parley to Map Strategy on Proposal

Martin Leads Fight Against New Tax Bill   Opponents of Measure Say ‘Phony’ Reduction Would Switch Burden  Over to Necessities

READY T0 ‘NEGOTIATE ~ CONTRACT   Operators Seek Agreement Until 1952 With No. Wage Increase and Same Royalty Payment.   WANT “WILLING AND ABLE” CLAUSE ENDED   West Virginia Senator Tells President His State is Suffering Emergency From Coal Strike.

Coal Industry Renews Offer to Negotiate  Cite Acute Shortage and Poor Financial

Deserter Says Reds Can't Win  ie eo wee   Veteran Red Officer Gives Self up; Tells Of Big Casualties

‘Can’t Win,’ Captive Red Officer Says   N. Korean Tells Of 80% Casualties

We Can’t Win, Red Deserter Tells Captors  Veteran Officer Says That North Korean  Lossee Are Heavy

” Veteran Red Officer: , Gives Self up; . Tells. OF Big Casualties ©

: : New Filibuster Facing Rent Control Bill-‘ Economy Drive Off To Poor Start

Ennis To Lead Lane Campaign   Senator Radcliffe, How ard Jackson, Gen. Reckord, Others Named.

SEARCH PLANES COMB GULF AREA   Hunt Missing Navy Craft With 9 Aboard

Is iSilied In Wreck Near Gaithersburg   Pennsylvania Woman Loses J.ife As Her Husband Falls Asleep At Wheel Of Car

WEATHERLY'S COUNCIL VISITS IN PERKASIE   Delegation Gets Information On Perkasie Electric Plan   EARNINGS ARE QUOTED

‘Two Of 14 Gs Feign Death To Survive Communist Massacre   Death Of Red Leader  Rumored

More Bound Yanks Slain   Report Says 14 Soldiers Shot Five Days Ago

14Captured — Gl's Butchered by KoreanReds   - Two Survivors Feigned Death tan , en Pisa

A Wave Of Optimism * Sweeps Over Hungnam Beachhead In Korea:=   “Things Now Going Just The Wary Planned’ Declares American. General Almond

SMASH BROADWAY MUSICAL -— ‘South Pacific’ Atéard Pulitzer Play Prize

‘South Pacific’ Awardec 1950  Pulitzer Prize   Broadway Musical Best Original American Play of Year

‘South Pacific’ Wins Top Pulitzer Award   Outstanding News Stories Share Prizes For Great Writing

Pulitzer Prize To 'S. Pacific’  ‘The Way West’ is Bect lL] S Novel

South Pacific Gets Pulitzer Award For 750   Newspapers Divide Prize For Articles In Public Service

 South Pacific,’ Smash Broadway Hit, Given Pulitzer Prize: ‘The Way West’ Is Top Book

“South Pacific’ Gels Pulttizer Prize Yesterday   Newspaper Award For Meritorious Service Is Split

Give Pulitzer Prize to Best in News Field   “South Pacific” Named Top Origina! American Play

1950 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced; “South Pacific’? Best American Play

‘South Pacific,’ Smash Musical Hit,’ Awarded Pulitzer Prize as Best Play.

Literature And The Arts  ‘South Pacific’ Wins Pulitzer Award As Best American Play

Allies Giving Up Hamhune   Mh, i furhesd tat on ‘ Alr! st In Haif

TENTH CORPS WAGES BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL   Foe Continues Drive To North-South  Division

Steel Arc Set By Allies in ‘Harbor Area   Chinese Nearing 38th Parallel in  Drive on Seoul

Escape Port Crisis Nears   Reds Seize Hamhung And Mass for ‘Kill’

CLEAR AND WARMER   Temperatures May Climb Into Fiftiea in State Tomorrow

Jax Cut Plans Are Affected By News  Excise Tax Debate Beains In House

Fate Of Tax Cut Bill In Doubt As Debate Is Begun   House Member Says U. S$ Moves in East May Prevent Reduction

Negotiations In  Chrysler Strike  Bog Down Again Union Accuses  Company Hedgin« Oy, Daneinn Find

Chrysler Auto Strike Parley Hits New Snag   Firm Denies Union Charge Of ‘Hedging’ On Pension Offers

Chrysler Strike Negotiations Hit Snag Over Company's Pension Offer

CHRYSLER PEAUE HUPES DEALT BLOW   UNION CHARGES CORPORA. TION WITH “HEDGING” ON ITS PENSION OFFER.

Another Snag In ChryslerC1O Dispute   Workers Accuse Company Of ‘Hedging’ on Offer Of $30,000,000 Plan

Chrysler Accused Of Hedging By C10  Conferees ‘One Cent earer’ Aareement

More Steel Plants Give Wage Boosts   Weirton Signs Pact With Independent Union

Weirton Grants Steelmen Boost   First Sets Highest Rate With Contract

sroadway imited n Wreck  Engineer Injured   Engineer Injured As Crack Pennsy Express Crashes  Derailed Freight

‘Rascal-Proof’ Means To Stop H-Bomb Fight Suggested By Senator   McMahon Urges Special Moscow UN Session Tc Work Out Sure Safeguards Against  Deadivw War

Senator Makes New Atomic Peace Offer   McMahon Asks U. N Assembly To Hold Meeting In Moscow

Senator Calls For Moscow  U. N. Session   McMahon Declares World Must Act to Avert  €Hinenanw? Wan

Urges UN Session Seek Atom Curbs  MeMahon Suggests Moscow as Site

Judge Questions Right to Strike  ‘Outmoded’ He Tells   ‘Outmoded’ He Tells New Citizens’ Class

Spud Problem Sent Back To Sec'y Brannan   Senators Refuse To De. termine Fate Of Fifty * Million Bushele

Potato-Destroying Decision Brannan’s \Own Job, Senate Committee Replies

PRIZED OSCAR AWARDS GIVEN IN HOLLYWOOD   Olivia De Havilland, Crawford Named Year’s Best —

SEEK SLAYER OF JOPLIN WOMAN   BODY OF WEALTHY DIVORCEE IS FOUND IN LUXURIOUS HOME

Truman Favors Giant Trading Area In Europe   Combined Economies Of Marshall Plan Countries Urged

Truman Asks Europe's Marshall Plan Nations  To Join Up Economies

Truman’s Report Urges Countries  Of Europe To Form Single Market

Coordination Of Economy Is Recommended   Recovery Progress Good; Is Claim for Marshall Program

Urges European nid Nations To Weld Economies   Report Predicts Such a Move- Would Bring Boom in Manufacturing, Trading Throughout All of Western Europe

Single Trade Area Seen Europe Key  Weld Seonowmics Into   Weld Economics Into One, Truman Advise: In ECA Report

President Reports To Congress   Single Producing And Trading Area For 270 Million

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   ECA Urges Welding of Europe's Economy   dent Truman Submits Sixth Report to Congress Without Comment—Marshall Pleased.

Truman submits New ECA Report   Nations In Position For ‘Radical’ Step

Truman Urges Marshall Plan Nations To Weld  Economies Into Single Section For Production).

Single Producing, Trading Area Of 270 Million People Visioned   President Is Silent On Council’s Study   Marshall Plan Countries Held Able To Back Unusual Plan

BYRD TRIES 10 SLOW TAX CUT   Believes Decision Should Be Postponed Until Late In Session   ASKS CLEAR PICTURE

—SENATOR WANTS TO VIEW WHOLE FISCAL PICTURE ~   Byrd Urges Delay in Excise Tax Cut

Sen. Byrd Seeks To Apply Brakes OnNew Tax Cut   Virginian Would Like Reduction On War Levy Only

SENATO TRIES 10 HALT SLASH IN TAX   Declares Considered Par ing Of Excises Mistake At Present

Witness Claims Boasts  Fortune Teller Testifies ‘Widow Told About Arsenic

HIAWATHA RUNS WILD ON GRADE   Streamliner Carrying 200 Stopped Undamaged

Ferguson Faces Contempt Action   eee Vieentane Silt   Kauer Threatens Suit In Turnpike Survey

Ferguson Holds Up Turnpike Pay  Faces Court Action By Highway Director

Ferguson Facing Contempt Charge  Turnpike Survey Payments Refused

Ferguson Faces Court Contempt  aiggea Checks For rerRmRmih a © namesmns V/s aol

Big-3 Parley Is Certainty   Chiefs Of State To Plar Cold War Strategy; U.S. Willing.

Big Three Due To Hold Par ‘ley Over Cold War   Russians Probably Will Not Be Asked To Ministers? Meet

Big 3 Meeting Appears Certain  However It May Be 2 Months Before Acheson Is Ready For Meeting

Malik To Assail U.S. Stand Again   Austin Prepared To Give Answers

Malik Will Renew Attack  To Assail U.S. In  Security Council Session At 3 O'Clock

Column Left   +... @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it e's e ’___- BURNS,

‘Column’ Left   “  “,.. a chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! Ae’ ll print it ....’—Burns.-

Owlett To Crash Duff Meet Jan. 2¢   Grundy Leader Insists All GOP State Leaders Be Invited To Meeting

17-Year-Old Boy Admits Mast Killing  Tells Of Plot With Dw Biss ean

Matthews’ Talk Lauded  By Georgian   Save Atomic Age Calls For Change In U.S. Attitude

Pact Nations May Meet Next Week to Draft Defense Plans  Will Clear Way for European Army With Eisenhower as Head

Senate Jumps  Into Oleo War   House Move to Erase Tax Faces Bitter Fight

‘Several Places In Far East Are Vulnerable To Communist Attack; Possible Developments Discussed   Rv FRED HAMPSON

If Kremlin Decides to Force Issue In Far East, Stooges Must Do Work

Possible Developments in Far East as Result of War Discussed by AP Writer

Reds Not Ready lo. Try Formosa  satelli tes geld Key ‘© Stalin  cesses

Russia's Far Eastern Stooges Being Watched At Probable Points Of Attac!   Ry FRED HAMPSON

Soviet Russia Could Attack Western Powers At Several Vital Points

C he stnut Game  Reds € ‘ould Spread Attack  At Many Points in Eas

Thousands Flock To Worship In Many Lands  Loneliest Day of Year Soldiers in Korea  serve

To Church in Quest of New World Peace   Special Services From Fox Holes of Korea to Cradle of Christendom

War Clouds Again Mar Christmas   Services Are Held at Front in Korea Along Bleak Battlefronts

War Fails lo Black Out World Hope   Gls Grim in Koroa; Trumon Broadcasts; Pope Ends Holy Year

Thousands Flock To Worship In Many Lands  Loneliest Day of Yeor Obs erved by 0.5. Soldiers in Kore

U5, POPULATION ~ PUT AT 150,020,001   FIGURE tS ALMOST 19.900.00 HIGHER THAN THE i940 TOTAL.

Nation Shows Growth of 19 Million   lowa Has Modest Increase; Nebraska Shows Decrease

Florida One Of Leaders, Likely To Gain Another Seat In House  VU. S. Population Listed At 150,520,000, 'Up 19,000,000 Since Last Censis In ‘40

U.S.Population Is 150,520,000, First List Shows   Preliminary Report Gives - 19 Million Jump Over   1940 Figures

The Weather   Census Count Up 19 Million   Tops 150 Million in Latest Count; California Leads With 51% Gain

Census Bureau Total Over 150 Million   Nation’s Population About 19 Million Above 1940 Figure

U. §. Population Is 150 Million   Canciue Estimate Shaw:   Census Estimate Show: 17 Million Gain

U. S. Population Tops 150 Million   Preliminary Census Figures Reveal Gain of Almost 19 Million Persons in the Past 10 Years

U. S. Population In 19 Million Hike, Census Indicates  State May Lose House Seat, Preliminary Charl Shawe

Census Bureau Estimates Big Inereases   Preliminary Figures For US Show 19 Million Growth During Decade

U.S. Population Now 150,520,000, Gair Of Nearly 19 Million In Past Decade

19 Million Increase Over 1940 Reported  Number Of States Will Lose Or Gain

‘Census Shows Population of Nation ‘Has Grown 19,000,000 in Ten Years

PRELIMINARY FIGURES National Population Reaches  150,520,000 Census Reveals

One Less Man in Congress Resull Census   Oklahoma Slated to Drop Member; Nation’s Total Is Announced by Census at 150.520.000

Riots Precede Belgian Voting   Violence Flares as Nation Prepares To Vote Fate of King Leopold

Belgians Riot On Eve of Vote Over Leopold   a? Demonstrators Injured in Brussels; Clashes Grow

Opposition To Leopold Is Bitter   Nation Will Vote On Return Of King To Throne. Sunday

Belgium To Decide On Return Of King   Violence Rages On Eve Of Fractious Election

Los Angeles Blames F lorida  F or Record Heat; ‘Just Hot  ' Air’: Miami’s Countercharge

Florida Blamed For Hot Weather   Los Angeles Sizzles As Mercury Hits 104 Degrees

MERCURY 10 104 IN TOS ANGELES   ‘HOTTEST OCTORF™ DAY ON  RECORD BLAMED ON FLOR IDA—NO RELIEF SCEN.

TOLL HEAVIEST IN AVIATION HISTORY   Airship Packed With Welsh Football Fans   THREE SURVIVE   As Commercial Liner Goes Down On Flight Frém Dublin To Wales

BRITISH WILL PROBE CRASH FATAL TO 80   Plane Mishap In Wales Is Worst In World’s Aviation History

BRITONS PROBE FOR CAUSE OF PLANE MISHAP   Kingdom Stunned by Crash in Which 80 Football Enthusiasts Died

Worst Commercial Plane Disaster Kills 80 People   Begin Probe at Cardiff, Wales

80 Welshmen Killed as Giant Plane Crashes   Chartered Airliner Plummets to Eerth; British Open Inquiry

Worst Air Crash Kills 80 in Wales   Singing Welsh Rugby Fans . killed After Irish Victory As Charter Plane Cracks Tir

Cause Of Air Crash Killing - Is Sought  eee OY Pee wae EK Ee   Inquiry Started Inta British Airliner Mishap At Cardiff

80 Persons Die in Aviation’s Worst. Commercial Crash  Oniy 3- Survivors to Crash of Chartered

Welch Football Fans Are Victims   i Of 78 Passengers And Five Crewmen Aboard Only Three Survive; Five Women Lose Lives, Including Plane’s Stewardess

World's Worst Air Crash Cause Investigated  80 Dead In Fall Of British Plane Carrvina Ruabv Fans

Inquir: v Into Crash in Which  ‘Kightv Died   Passenger Plane Careened Into  Field Near Dublin

Only Three Lived inWorstMishap InFlying History  Welsh Football Fans En Route Te Ireland

80 Football Fans Killedin Plane Crash   British Craft Plows Inte Wales Field on Trip From Dublin Victory

Fighty Die in Crash of Giant Plane   Victims Grid Fans on Way Home From a, Jovous Holiday

Tragedy Termed Aviation’s Worst Plane Disaster   Happy Football Fans Killed When Craft Cracks Up In Landing

Big Airliner Crashes at Welsh Port   Craft Was Returning From Dublin Flight With Foothall Fans; Three Survive   Probe Is Begun   Experts Try to Learn What Caused VWishap in Good Weather

$0DielnCrash Of Chartered  British Plane   Commercial Aviations Worst Disaster Hits Welsh Football Fans

Only 3Survive Cardiff Disaster   Football Fans Were Returning from lreland

Chartered Tudor Plane Jammed With Welsh Football Enthusiasts Falls Near Cardiff.

SURVIVE DISASTER IN WALES   Plane Carrying 78 Returning Football Fans and Crew of Five Crashes at Cardiff.   PROBE FAILURE OF TUDOR AIRLINER   Plane of Type Involved in Series of Fatal Accidents Was Coming in for Landing.

GIANT BRITISH PLANE FALLS; 80 ARE KILLED   Only 3 Passengers Escape Crackup In Wales

Experts Study Crash In Which 8) Were Killed  Welsh Grid Victory   Welsh Grid Victory Ends In World's Worst Air Mishap

PLANE CARRIES 80 TO VIOLENT DEATH IN CRASH   Aviation Experts Begin Inquiry Into Disaster In Wales— Jolly Crowd OF Football Fans Victims In Tragedy,

Investigation Of Airlines Crash Started   Big Welsh Plane Kills 80 In Country’s Worst Air Disaster in History

Rugby Rooters Die in Plane  About to Land  Only Three Survive Wales’ Air Travedy

Wales Scene of Tragedy   Welsh Football Fans Victims of Disaster

AIR MISHAP IS UNDER BRITISH INVESTIGATION   Celebrating Welsh Football Fans Die In Worst Tragedy

Plane Crash In Which 80 Died Is Being Probes   Chartered Liner Was Jammed With Football Enthusiasts.

80 Rugby Football Fans Die as Four-Engine Craft Crashes on Landing at Cardiff, Wales.   ONLY THREE PERSONS SURVIVE DISASTER

80 Die in Worst Aviation Disaster At Cardiff, Wales  Rugby Fans’ Plane   Rugby Fans’ Plane Plunges to Ground In Landing Mishap

3 Survive Fall Near Wales Por   Chartered. Airliner Crashes on Landing Atemot After Game

Airliner Packed With Grid Fans_ Crashes In Wales   Three Survive Crash; Public Court Of Inquiry Into Disaster Ordered

Crash Before. Airport Crowe Stirs Inquiry   Churchill Prompts Action to Determine Huge Ship’s Fitness  Re TMI BPANnKRICK

Football Fans Were En Route Home From Tilt  Tragedy Worst of Commercial Flying

Probe Begun Of English Plane Crash Fatal To 80  Only Three Survive In Wales Disaster, Flying’s Greatest

NQUIRY BEGINS INTO CRASH YF CROWDED BRITISH PLANE   World’s Worst Commercial Air Tragedy To Be Investigated By Panel Of Aviation Exverts Directed By The Air Minister

Aviation’s Worst Disaster Probe Welsh Air Crash Claiming Lives Of Eighty

Officials Claim Plane Not Overloaded; Only Five Survive Smash-up

Craft Plunges Into Field Near Cardiff, Wales   Only Three Survive As Giant Liner Loaded Witl Football Fans Crashes Just Before Landing

Huge Aircraft Cracks Up At Wales Airport   Plane Returning From Ireland; Aviation’s Worst Mishar

Worst Plane Crash, Death Of 80 Probed   British Investigate Disaster in Wales; Only Three Survivors   Picture on Page 9

EIGHTY DIE IN WORLD'S WORST PLANE DISASTER   WELSH COAL MINERS CHARTERED CRAFT TO ATTEND RUGBY GAME

Inquiry Opens in World's Worst Commercial Air Crash That Killed 80 Persons in Wales

Probe Opens In Greatest Plane Crash   80 Welshmen Perish As Chartered Ship Wrecks In Landing

Aviation Experts Begin Inquiry Into Accident At Cardiff Airport Involving Huge Craft Carrying Spectators From National Championship Rugby Game At Dublin—Only Three Survivors Among 78 Passengers And Five Crew Members

Heavily Loaded Transport Falls at Welsh Field   Four Score Football Fans, Mostly Miners, Plunged to Death

Tragedy Claims Greatest Toll in Aviation History   Welsh Football Fans Plunged to Death; Only Three Escape

Experts Seek Determine Cause of Accident Which Befell Big British Airliner

3 Escape Death in History's Worst Aviation Disaster   Plane Returning With Footbal Fans Crashes Near Airport After Making Sudden Climb

Tudor Airliner Crashes Near Cardiff Airport   Giant Plane Was  On Return Trip With Welsh Football Fans After Dublin Flight

INQUIRY LAUNCHED INTO WALES AIRPLANE CRASH; ONLY THREE OF 83 PERSONS ABOARD LIVE

Fairless Says Big Steel Foes Are Reactionary   Monopoly Probers Told U. S. Business Unjustly Accused

‘Big Steel’ Boss Defends lis Size   Monopoly Charges Branded as *Myth’

Heres a Primer on the Draft Law Which The President Is Expected to Sign Shortly

Arms Aid For Indochina Gets Top Priority   American Weapons Being Rushed To Vital Areas

Marriage, Licenses Dallas Carsner and Margi  er... th..hCl kell tlk   Marion Markete

[ITALIAN MOBSTER HUNTED IN WEST   FOUR OF HIS RELATIVES JALLED EN ASSAULT ON GAM   BLER MICKEY COHEN.

£500,000 Blaze Levels Building at Fond du Lac   Described by Fire Chief as Worst in the City’s History

Thousands In Winnipeg Are Now Homeless  Flood Disaster   Flood Disaster Forces 8,500 Persons Out Of Their Homes

Winnipeg Fights Torrents Of Red River s Rampage   8 Dead, 2,500 Are Homeless In Blaze Destroying Village

Flood Waters In Winnipeg Leave 8,500 Homeless  Canadian Army Sends Aid; 5,000 Struggle — To Bolster Levees

HST’s Veto Overridden Tn Ist Test   House Votes Against Move By Big Margin: Senate Spurn Likely

HST’s Veto Of Anti-Red Bilt ls Overridden   By House; Senate Appears Set To Spurn President's Objection

HOUSE BEATS VETO, SENATE DEBATES MOVE   Truman Declares Measures Would ‘Woaken Our Liberties

Texas Threatened By Spread Of Rabies 67 Eastern And: Northern Countiec In- Infected Area.

Fox Rabies Spread Over Wide Area of North, East Texas   Special Care Is Needed to Control Threat

Ban Indiana Picketing in Phone Strike  Issued as ational   Issued as lational * Walkout Cripples  Long Lines Service  At Two Bia Cities

North Korean Drive Reaches Within 10 Mi. -Of U.$. Headquarters   Allies Report Successful Bombing Of Troop Concentrations And Transportation Centers.

2,175-Mile Natural Gas Line Planned   Would Run From Houston To’ Northwest, Passing East of Pendleton, West Oz Walla Walia

BURNS HOMES IN SUBURBS   1,150 Battle Blaze In Vicinity of San Diego

Raps Red Charges As Hit-Run Attack  Sen. Benton Assails Accuser McCarthy

Judge Musmanno Hits GOP in Talk at Bradford   Speaks at Meeting Of McKean County Democratic Women

WARHING AS ‘SGHODE-BEGINS “TARE IT EASY   We Must Protect Cittzens OF To. ‘morrow Prom Increasing well GF Auibacees.

100th Anniversary Observed Today By Fort Dodge   Troops Arrived To Build Fort August 23, 1850

Reds Flee In Disorder Toward 38th Parallel; RedsIn South Trapped

Claim Britain — Hinders Exit   Delegates to Red-Backed Congress Find it Difficult to Depart.

Red Backed Peace Parley Has Trouble   British Reluctant to Cooperate in Transfer of Talks to Far-Off  Warcaw

Stassen Asks U.S. To Send Reds Warning      =H eace-Or-War Blast Drawing Cautious Approval

Stassen Favors Peace-or-War Warning to Red  Joe Martin Asserts   Joe Martin Asserts U. S. Should Stop Dealing With Russia

OTHERS DON'T WITH STASSEN   Calls for Attack Against Russia if More Wars Started

Main Freezes and City Lacks Water   Maine Tewn Aimost Surrounded by Salt Water Out of Fresh Kind

Big Four Gets Levy Preview From Truman   President’s Message To Set Off Fireworks Of 1950’s Campaian

Storm Looms As Congress Opens Second Session  Reveal Truman To   Reveal Truman To Ask New Taxes In Special Message

BITTER DEBATE WILL FEATURE NEW SESSION:   Truman Mossage Is Scheduled,  Ear. Tearmarrau

French Plan For Pooling Coal, Steel  Is Approved   Truman. Endorsement Gives New Emphasis To European Matter

Truman Favors French Proposal  Endorsement Gives Dlan Naw Emnhacic

US. ENDORSES FRENCH PLAN   Truman Calls It Beginning of “New Outlook For Europe.”

Truman Favors French Program   Pooling of Coal, Steel Industry ts Proposed

Truman Endorses French Proposal For Pooling Coal  New Emphasis is   New Emphasis is Given by View Of President

Truman Endorses French Proposal On Iron, Steel   President Terms Plan To Pool German Productions A New Outlook For Europe, Gives Pro aorerhn Niaw Kmahoacia

Truman Gives Strong Backing To French Plan  For Security   President Calls It Beginning of “New Outlook For Europe”

Truman Approva Gives Pool Plan Strong Emphasis   President Welcomes French Proposal On Steel Coal Industry

Truman. Gives German-French Pool’ Boost   Enthusiastic Abou Meraer of Coal,

VRE CAS SE OF ALGER ISS;  US. Court's Rejection Of Appeal Brings Alger Hiss Within Single Step Of Cell In Federal Prison

‘Quaker Widow Withholds Part of Tax ‘As Protest Against Military Spending

Thwart Atfempt To Dynamite WBIT Tower   Painter Runs Into Police-Trap

Salesmen For Aviation  Firm Killed   Craft Explodes In Storm While Trving To Land

7 Feared Dead In Plane Crash   Converted Bomber Explodes; Wreckage Blocks Highway Near Arizona City 

Cold Drugs Cannot Be Labeled ‘Cures   FTC Says. Antihistamines “Con Be. Advertised As Remedies...

BILL 10 INTERN REDS 1S OFFERED BY SEN, KILGORI   Five Democratic Colleagues  Pack Proposal as Safe  guard Against Spies and Sabotage.   LEGISLATION RUNS  INTO OPPOSITION  }   Mundt Says There Will Be Time Enough to Set Up Detention Camps If Registration Fails.

JARST ANSAILD GOVERNOR SMITH   ACCUSES EXECUTIVE OF MISREPRESFENTATION IN HEATED TAX DISPUTE.

DEMANDS OF GOP FOR RELEASE OF TEXT IS DENIED   _Tydings Says Committee Has Adopted Policy Of Waiting   SENATORS REQUESTED TESTIMONY RELEASE

Amerasia Case Evidence Secret  Tydings Says Rule ls Committee-Made

Tydings Rejects Demands To Air Amerasia Testimony  To Hold To Secrecy Till Case Completed   en cr ae 7 ~ RAA-ACarthy Plena

TYDINGS URGED TO END SECRECY OF RED INQUIR)   Republicans Call Upon Him to Release Testimony of Key Figure in Amerasia  Case,   CHAIRMAN UNMOVED BY THEIR APPEALS   McCarthy Says Public Would Find Out Who Is Telling Truth if Larsen’s Story  Is Disclosed,

TydingsGuards Spy Probe Veil   [Refuses to Reveal Resul: OT Seweet Tesuneny

Amerasia Testimony To Be. Kept Secret  Tydings  Th rows. Cold Water on Republican ; : - Demands .

HOLD PASTORS’ CONFERENCE IN  MUP   Sessions at First Methodist, Caraker Chairman; 4 Others in State.

HOLD PASTORS’ ~ CONFERENCE IN MTV. FEB, 24   Sessions at First Methodist, Caraker Chairman; 4 Others in State,

Weatherman Predicts Gradua! Warmy; In Texas; Valley Hurt By Freeze

Rio Grande Valley. Crops Hit Hard As Temperatures Drop to Low 20's

LIE CONFERS WITHTRUMAN ON ‘COLD WAR   Top U. S. Officials Receive Report On Trip

Michigan Lacks Prison Housing  Gymnasium At lonia Used As Dormitory

State Running Out of Prison Room as Number of Inmates Sets Record

McCarthy’s ‘Spy’ Employed > Years Ago, Says Dep’t  Senator Promptly Brands Statement Lie; Worked Only 4 Months. Is Claim

"Top Spy's’ Job Status Disputed   McCarthy's Claim of ‘Recently’ Denied

Air Force Flees Pohang Airfield As Reds Slip In   City Fighting Rages In Confused Tangle

American Air Force Leaves Important Pohang Airfield; Control of Town Is Clouded

Yanks Still Hold Empty Pohang Field   Transport Pilot Says He was Shot at on Takeoff

Nic Wilhelmi Dies Suddenly  To Hold Rites Friday In St. Josenh’s Church

Last OF 20,000 Yanks Eseape Trap In Korea   Evacuation OF AHL 60,000 UN ‘Troops fs Now Seen Possible

60,000 May Stage Korean Dunkerque   20,000 Chinese ‘Slain by Retreating American Forces —

Last of U.S. Forces In Northeast Korea at Coast For Possible Evacuation   Aided by Rescue Column Once-Trapped Men Hack Through Six Chinese Divisions Inflicting Heavy ay Casualties.

Heavy Toll of Chinese Dead Is Taken as Yanks Battle Toward Evacuation Points

WHALE OF A HITCH-HIKER  30-Foot Fish Plops Aboard Yacht Off Pebble Beach

GUEST RIPS UP YACHT 30-f1. Whale Hitch-hikes Bide on Cabin Cruiser

Disnlay to Close Sunday: Electrical Eneineering  Exhibit Gets Trophy   ‘800 ROY SCOUTS HERE

17,000 HAVE SEEN ENGINEERING SHOW   Disnlay to Close Sunday: Electrical Enoineering  Exhibit Gets Trophy 800 ROY SCOUTS HERE

CRITICS UNFAVORABLE  _ Audiences Cool, Publicity   Hot as ‘Stromboli’ Opens

Film Fans and Critics Cool to ‘Stromboli; Bergman Movie Lacks Story, Writers Say

Security Council In Another Debate  ® Question Of New Term For Lie Is

To Renew Battle Over Lie’s Term   Russian UN Delegate Wants to Keep Issue Before UN Council

UN. Security Council Renews Battle Over Giving Trygve Lie New Term

UN Council Renews Battle Over Lie Tenure   Austin Threatens Veto If Anyone Else Is Named

United States Given Support In Backing Lie  13 Other Nations In  Wral V_*. W.. gf... 2.   13 Other Nations In UN Join In Contest To Block Red Move

NAVY FURLOUGHS CAPT. CROMMELIN, PENTAGON CRITIC   Much-Decorated Air Officer Is Put in Involuntary Retirement on Half Pay,   ORDER BECOMES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1   Move Latest of Number to End His Severe Blasts at Nation's Defense Department,

Put Defense Unity Critic On Furlough   Navy‘s Order Means Virtual Retirement For Capt. Crommelin Avoids Court Martial

Outspoken Defender Of Naval Aviation Ordered On Furlough Next Month   Capt. John C. Crommelin Punished For Refusing To Obey Gag Orders From Defense Department Officials

Outspoken ‘Critic Says Action Is No Surprise   But Now Declares He Will Continue to Say What He Thinks Is Best for Country; Den ies Seeking CourtMartial.

Navy Retires Critic of Unification  ee eee, ee   Capt. Crommelin Furloughed;: Savs He Won't Quit

High Command Critic Ordered On Furlough   Action Taken Against Captain Crommelin by Navy Without Reason

CROMMELIN IS FURLOUGHED AT HALF HIS PA   Navy Moves To Silenc. Outspoken Foe Of  Unification   DISREGARDED ORDER TO STOP CRITICISM

Crommelin Placed in  Retirement  ‘Defends Actions And Asserts He Won’t Quit Navy

- FAIR AND WARMER   Capt. J. G. Crommelin Ordered Into Involuntary Retirement

Air Captain Says He Will Not Quit or Retire From Navy, Blames General Staff

1ST STEP MADE TO BREAK OPEN GAMBLING RING   Kingpin Gambler Charged With 6) Counts by Jury

Gamblers  On Griddle In Big City   Erickson Indicted In New York; Faces Possible 60 Year Sail Term, Big Fine

GAMBLER MAY GET JAIL TERM   Erickson’s Arrest Hailed As Big Step In War On Underworld.

60-Year Jail ‘Term Facing  Kine Gambler   Frank Erickson Also Could be Fined $390.000

Defense Chiefs Will Discuss Japanese Peace   Johnson, Gen. Bradle: To Confer With MacArthur, Dulles

Top U. 5. Defense Chiefs Arrive in Japan For Peace Treaty Talks With MacArthur

Two Top Defense Chiefs Speed to Japan Tonight   May Break Treaty Jam, Decide on Holding US Military Bases

Tokyo Treaty Decision Neat   MacArthur to Greet Johnson and Bradley

Johnson, Bradley Speed to Japan   Their Talks with MacArthur May Result in Treaty

Jap Peace Pact Talks re Slated   Johnson, Bradiey On Way To Conter With MacArthur In Tokyo

Johnson, Bradley Qn Way To Japan   Top U. S. Defense Expert: To Consult MacArthur

U.S. MILITARY CHIEFS SPEED TOWARD JAPAN   Vital Talkea Scheduled With MacArthur On Peace For Ninpons

Johnson, Bradley Fly to Tokyo Early Peace Treaty Looms For Japanese

'May Break Jap Logjam  [Defense Chiefs To Meet 'MacArthur On Treaty

Top Officials To Discuss Jar  Peace Treaiy  Johnson, Bradley, Dulles To Confer With MacArthur

Blinker Observes Atom Plant   Strange Saucer Describ ed Comprehensixely In Routine Report Of  Los Alamos Worker.

Gordon Smith Is Episcopal Bishop  Des Moines Rector Chosen at Canvention

Start Deliverv Of Sixteen Million — Dividend Checks   Distribution Of Huge Sum _ To Veterans Throughout Country Gets Under Way

Mysterious Red Convoys in North Korea May Offer Hint Commies Have Lost Big Gamble

RED COLUMN MOVES SOUTHWARD TOO LATE  Marines Block Communist Threat

Quill To Take CIO Post With Green Ousted   Murray Election As dent To Mark onyention Climax     Pre:

Green Marked For Purge CIO Ends Convention, Returns Murray to Union Presidency

Sabotage Plans Here Uncovered   American Agents  Find Reds Harder

Communist Youths Abandon ‘Strike’: Return to West Germany Is Subdued   Troubles Beset Kansas Citv Cenntenial

Kansas City’s Centennial Observance To Start Saturday After Struggles

War Situation Will Be Viewed By U.S. Leader   American Combat Troops in Japan Reported Alerted as Communists Drive Southward From Seoul; U. S. Planes in Action

Cities Receive Permanent Right To Tax Utilities   Dewey Signs Measure Passed by 1950 Legislature

UTILITY TAX PLAN BILL IS SIGNED   Dewey Signature Makes 1 P.C. Levy A Permanent Thing

Uncontrolled Flames Threatening Towns Major Blazes Raging Througt Timber Lands Of Nova Scotia

Miners Asked To Return To Diggings  fb poe: ee, ee   Requests Answers From Producers  And Men bv Feb. 4

President Appeals To Coal Miners  Asserts National, Interest Affected

Fact Finding Board Proposed in Appeal For 70 Days Truce   Chief Executive Sidesteps Taft-Hartley Law  In Message to UMW and Coal Operators;  Sets Sorneday Deadline far Ancwer

President Asks Full Produetion for 70 Days While Fact-Finding Board Studies Dispute.   ACTION 18 TAKEN OUTSIDE T-H LAW   Proposal Goes to Both Miners ; and Operators and Replies ; by Saturday Are  1 Requested.

Proposal ~ Made To. Diggers   Fact-Finding Plan Also . Submitted To Nation's Coal Operators

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO MINERS  TO RESUME SOFT COAL DIGGING FOR 70 DAYS STARTING MONDAY   Asks That Their Case Be Submitted to Presidential Fact-Finding Board; By-Passes Taft-Hartley Act; Wants Answer by 5 P.M. Saturday, February 4

TODAY COAL STRIKE TRUCE   Proposes. Fact-Finding Panel Outside T-H;~ Full Output Asked

Truman Appeals Miners Resume,  Let Board Act.   Sets 4 P. M. Saturday as Reply Deadline For Both Union and Operators; Proposes Mines Produce Full Time for 70 Days,  Ryunnecec T.-H Act hy Snerial Cammiccinan

Message Sounds Like Ultimatum But Was A Careful Skirting Of Act Of Congress

Miners Asked Io Observe /)-Day Truce in Strike  Truman Sidesteps Reference to T-H Act Or Emeraency

Army Idea Is Accepted By France  A mennea tn ler   Agrees to Use Of Germans in Defense Force

French Relax On Question of Rearmament  ' Cling to Plan For Policirig of West Europe

FRANCE T0 APPROVE ARMS PLAN   Will Allow Germans In Proposed Army For Western Europe

French Premier Wins 347 To 184 Confidence Vote   Opposition Almost Entirely Communist

Pleven Wins French Vote Of Confidence  To Confer With British Today

Nine Violent Deaths in State Over Week End  Fire, Asphyx Takes 5 lees Tel

FOR CUT IN POTATOES   /Government Recommends Slash in Acreage for 1951 Crop

Slum Clearance Mone Earmarked _  $77, Milli m Fund To Start Work

Dawn To Dusk Stumping  Candidates And Supporters Up For Heavy Activity This Week

GRAHAM, SMITH PUSH FOR VOTES   Candidates For Senatorial Nomination And Their Supporters Stump State.

Lie Appeals to All UN to Back ‘Peace Program   Goes Over Again His 10-Point Plan Placed Before Big Powers; Warns Reqional Pacts Won't Be Effective.

Lie Appeals to 59 U. N. Powers To Back Peace Plan   Secretary General Reveal: Warning Regional Pacts Cannot Prevent War

Regional Pacts Inadequate, He Warns Powers  China Red Problem Must Be Settled _ QOuiekly. Savs Lie

LIE SUBMITS 20-YEAR PLAN TO UN MEMBERS   Places 10-Point Peace Program Before Big Powers

Duff Praises Sacrifice of Train Victims   Says in Radio Talk 28th Division Men Died in Line of Duty

U.S. Offers Plan for Veto-Proof UN Police Unit   Would Speed Arms to Trouble Spots with Russ Present

U. S., Allies Propose Plan to Combat Red Veto Of UN Action  Would Let Assembly Convene Quickly In Event of Aggression

UN Distributes Free Rice To Homeless  Seoul Battles New ‘Foe In Starvation

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  TA LRM PE As’ Eee A Ta.

Crushing Weight of the Army's Seventh Division Is Massing For Assault Across Han River

000 FLEE NEW FLOOD AREAS   Damage To Crops, Prop‘erty Reaches Millions In Nebraska.

Congressman Pays Fine; Threaten:  To Ask $50,000 Unlawful Detention

 Night In The Cevler .  (Michigan Congressman- Pays ‘Fine For Assault On Student

BACK-SLAPPING OVATION 15 GIVEN JAILED LAWMAKER   Rep. Crawford Returns Capital After Paying $28.50 Fine for Striking Young Boxer.   DISPUTE INVOLVED GIRL STENOGRAPHER   Congressman Contends He Was Unlawfully Detained and Says He May Sue  Maryland Officials.

Congratulate Congressman for His Stay in Jail fo Uphold ‘Principle’

ADMITS ASSAULT CHARGE  Congressman Spends Time In Jail at Own Insistence

Conservatives Eliminate Big Laborite Lead  —— Of British  eae 2 ek   Winner Of British General Election Is Still Uncertain

Sees Harbor Defense for Atom Attack   Scientist Urey Testifies Before Senate Committee

‘Demands U.'S. Guard Harbors From .A-Bomb   Scientist Urey Say: ', ‘Delivery’ By Tramy ' Steamer Is Possible

Bomb Delivery ToHarbors in Ships Feared  Approval Asked On Convention To Set  aot. mos... tlt...

Scientist Suggests Tight Defense Against Delivery of Bombs by Ships

Urey Says U.S. Should Perfect Momic Defenses   Advises Investigation Of Threat Bombs May Be- Delivered by Ship

Atomic Bomb  Defense Asked   Scientist Savs U.S. Should Watch  Aaainst Smuaalina

ProtectHarbors From Bombs, Urey Warns   Hoover Asks Funds for 300 More G-Men From Congress

Urey Tells Senate U. S. Should Perfect Defenses Against Delivery of A-Bombs by Ship  Use of Tramp Steamers Is Seen As Real Threat to Security

Scientist Warns Of Sneak Attack  Urey Cites Threat; Firm Policy Urged

Urey Asks Protection  Ot Harbors   Delivery Of Atomic Bombs By Tramp Steamers Called ‘Red Threat’

Girl Theft Ring Broken   Charge Shoplifting By Teenagers At Oklahoma City

Mate Kills Wife, Neighbor and Self  Shooting Follows  Larily Argument

Invites Asia To Join U.S.  In Peace Ties   Savs Nation Will Not Hesitate to Go to War To heep Independence

U. S. Is Ready To Battle For World’s Peace   President Challenges Russia And Satellites “To Lift “Tron Curtain” And Show Good Faith In Bid Against Aggression

Pledges Country’s Growing Military Might To Support Peoples of Asia; Scornfully Contrasts Nation’s Offer With Moscow's

Will Help Asia Defend Freedom, Truman Says   U. S. Loves Peace, But It Must Be Based on Justice, Russia Warned

Tells Soviet U.S. To Aid  Free Nations   Declares Nation Will Be Ready Tc Meet Aggression

Toughest Talk Offers Support to All Asia   Truman Demands Peace with Justice; Suggests 4 Ways for Russia to Help

Truman Warns Russia U. 8. Will Continue Building Strength To Put Down Aggression ‘Anywhere’

President Says U. S. Armed Might Will Be Built To Meet Aggression Anywhere   APPEALS TO MOSCOW TO LIFT ‘IRON CURTAIN’

AmericaPeopleHateWar,President Says,But“LoveOurLiberties” And Will Go To War Anvwhere

We Hate War, He Declares, But Also “Love Our Liberties”; Asserts Peace Must Be Founded on Justice.

Truman Talks Tough, Boldly  Warns Russia   American Military Mi ght Pledged to Support  ¥reedam in Asia

Truman in Tough Speech Tells Russia U. S. Ready To Fight Her Any Place, Any Time for Liberty

Michigan Judge Faces an Quster  Fighting: War Againsi Rascality, He Says

Ohio Senate Race Draws  U.S. Eyes   Taft-Ferguson Battle Headlines Off-Year Election

Election Interest Is Centered On Race For Senate   Taft Seeks Third Six-Year Term in Congress; Lausche Remains Undecided On Vote

Campaign Is Likened To 1920 Battle   Taft. Ferguson  End Vote Drives

Ohio Is Winding Up Election Campaign Which Attracted Nation-Wide Attention

U.S. Keeps Its Eyes On Ohio Battles  Taft And Ferguson wrk tt ot os ey See pee   Taft And Ferguson Hold Spotlight In Tuesday's Voting

15,000 Called To Navy Duty   Program Will Be Revised  Apia: Kinxne. T neeee-

STATE POLICE SERGEANT CHARGED ON 70 COUNTS OF ASSAULT AFTER RAID

—ARMS AID-— 12 Foreign Nations To Receive Help  Second Yair Of Military Pian

$1,222,500,000 Requested For Second Year   President Tells Congress Delay Might Be Fatal To Peace Efforts: Would Permit Sale Of U.S. Arms

Truman Argues Against Delay in Appropriation   Don’t Lose Momentum Already Gained, Is Plea to Congress

Truman Urges Congress  Not to Delay Money  to ‘Contain’ Red Menace   Europe to Get Billion In Help   fran, Greece, Turkey Among 14 Countries To Share In Funds

Delay May Be Dangerous, Congress Told   Suggested Fund Would Be Used To Supply Arms To Our Foreian Allies

Truman Asks for $1.2 Billion for Foreign Arms Aid   Would Finance Second Year of Arming Allies

Truman Asks More Funds For Arms Program   To Provide Weapons For Europeans More Money Needed

Seeks Fund To Finance Second Year   Says Delay in Supplying Sum Might “Strike Fatal Blow.”’

TRUMAN URGES 14-NATION FUND   Continuance Of Weapons Program Held Vital To Peace.

PRESIDENT ASKS ARMS AID FUND   Calis On Congress To Provide $1,222,500,000 For Second Year Of Program.

Delay Might Strike ‘Fatal Blow’ To Peace Efforts, He Declares   Dozen Countries Included In Plan   $75 Million Is Requested For Aid To ‘Non-Reds’ In China Area

Delay May “Strike Fatal Blow’ at Peace Efforts. President Tells Congress   Funds Would Finance Arms Shipments to NonCommunist Nations During Second Year Of Program—Request is $91,510,000 Less Than Last Year’s Appropriation

Asks Big Sum For  Arms Aid   President Seeks $1,222,500,000 in Second Year to  Promote Peace

President Asks $1,222,500,000 For Arms Aid   Second Year Help For Dozen Nations Sought

‘Asks Congress to Underwrite Arms Ai For Second Year   _ President Declares Delay in Action Might Strike a Fatal Blow

‘Truman Requests More Funds  To Arm Against Communism Says Delay in Supplying Additional Money

President Asks More Arms Aid   Second Year Figure Js $1.299 500.000

Truman Asks Congress For Arms Aid Fund   Sum Less Than That Of Last Year Sought

Cost To Be More Than $1 Billion   President Tells: Congress Delay Threat to Peace; Program Includes More Than Dozen Nations

Truman Urges Congress to  Okay Program   Second Year of Fund Proposed to Finance Shipment of Weapons And Machinery Abroad

President Asks $1.2 Billion for Second Year  Of Arms Aid   Warns Delay Might Strike Fatal Blow at Peace Effort

Wants Fund For Program Of Arms Aid   Truman Says Delay In Supplying Money Would Strike Blow At World Peace

Arms Aid Sought by President   Truman Suggests Congress Appropriate Billion for Foreign Allies.

Says Delay May Be Fatal Blow To Peace Effort   Would Finance Shipmenta Ta Daven

Asks Funds For Second Year Of Arms Program President Requests  '$1,222,500,000; Warns Delay Is Dangerous

to Amerasia, State Dent   Congress Urged for Prompt Grant OF Billion and Quarter to Insure Allied Defenses Against Ruse Thraaj

10 KEEP GAING SEGOND YEAR, TRUMAN SAYS   Request for $1,222,500,000  Sent Congress in His Report.

Need Money To HoldReds.  Says ‘Truman   Request Sent fo Congress For 2nd Year On Program

SAYS DELAY COULD PROVE FATAL  President Urges Congress To Provide Money For Arms Aid

$1,222,500,000 Needed in Year, President Says   Efforts for Peace To Be Jeopardized If Money Is Denied

GUNS, CASH SOUGHT FOR 14 NATIONS   Truman Asks Munitions for Atlantic Pact Allies, Turkey, Greece, Iran, Korea, Philippines.   SOME ASSISTANCE FOR AREA OF CHINA   Pact States Get Biggest Share—$1 Billion; Plan to Train Iranian Army Against Soviet.

$1,222,500, 000 Sought For Military Help   Says Delay Might Be  Fatel to Efforts To iteep Peace

resident Truman Calls On Congress To Provide $1, 222,500,000 For Second Year Of Foreign Assistance Plan—Declares Delay In Supplying Money Might ‘Strike Fatal Blow At All Our Efforts To Create Peace’—Dozen Nations Would Benefit

Danger Ur Delay Cited By Truman   President Seeking $1.222,500.000 For Second-Year Prograz

President Asks Congress Give Over $1 Billion  _ Worns Belay Might Be Fatal To Peace Frae Vlarkel Conte

Congress Is Warned That Delay Might “Strike A Fatal Blow in Creating Peace in World”

TRUMAN ASKS OVER BILLION FOR ARMS AID   Urges Congress To Extend Program For At Least Another Year

Warns Solons Against Delay   1.2 Billion Total to Finance Arms far Daven Natiane

Billion Dollars Needed for Second Year of Program Which Finances Arms for Foreign Nations.   MOMENTUM MUST NOT BE LOST, HE SAYS

More Than $1 = Billion Needed: For Second Yeat  Delay Might Strike. : Blow at Peace Efforts:

Urges Congress To Support Help For Allied Group   President's Plea Cites ‘Momentum Of Defense Plan

Money Would Provide Help For 2nd Year   Truman Says Delay In Supplying Funds ‘Will Set Us Back’

Truman Says Delay Would Block Peace"  £1,222,500,000 Bill To Finance Arms For Phew Peck Manta

Says Fund Is Neededas Peace Kitty   Delay, He Says, Could ‘Strike Fatal Blow’ in Creating Basis for Amity   Gives Breakdown

‘Point Four’ Test  Today in Senate  Taft Leads Attack On $35 Million Plae

SENATE SETS 2ND SHOWDOWN PON POINT FOUR   Taft Leads Assault On Key Program Of Truman

Water Floods CanadianTowr In Storm Path   Winnipeg Asks Relief, Gives Up Defense As Blow Heads To North

Troops Called As Dikes Fall At Winnipeg   More Than 4,000 Evacuated From Canadian City Aa Watere Rice

Winnipeg Hit By Water Wall As Dikes Break   12 Persons Dead in U.S. As Winds Hit Hurricane Force

Winnbey .  Deluged by  Red River   Canadian City — Gives Up.Fight, Acke for Relief

Rampaging Red River Crushes All Dykes Guarding Wheat City   Vicious Spring Storm Leaves Multimillion Dollar Damage And At Least 11 Dead In Cantral I’nitad Stabec

4 000 Evacuates As High Waters Hit Winnipeg  Floods Surging   Floods Surging Thru City Streets; One Renorted Dead

Troops Qn Full Standby Alert; Civilians Told What To Do In Crisis.

Armored Unit Captures Hills Near Kapsan   Parka-Clad. Yanks Overwhelm Light  Enemy Resistance

Hills Overlooking And Flanking Kapsan Taken By U.S. 7th Division

U.S. 7th Division Armored Force Gains Eight Miles   Report By-Passed Reds Have Captured Chunchon, Provisional Capital

(TH DIVISION ARMORED UNIT PLUNGES AHEAD   General Ailead AGvance Indicated All Along Front—Communists Fall Back.

7th Division Rushing for China Border   Sweeps Unopposed 8 Miles, Reds Flee Toward Manchuria

Light Resistance ls Overcome in Snowstorm Drive   Americans Plan To Take Red Stronghold Of Kapsan on Sunday

Red Defender: Flee Toward  Border River   7th Division Sweeps Forward Seven Miles; Resi ight

MC ALESTER~ Conflicting re   Reds Reported Rigging Radio Jamming Stations

Calm Robber Takes Loot In Paper Bag  $22,618 Given Up By Seattle Bank Teller

Solons Attack Acheson’s Stand On Russian Case   Soviet Ambassador Summoned To Discuss Deportation Of Gubitchev

Wherry Accuses Acheson Today On Russ Dealing   McGrath, Secretary State Tried for Appeasement, Says U.S. Senator Today.

Wherry Denounces Plan To Deport Gubitchev As - ‘Diplomatic Bribery’   Fuchs’ Confession Studied By Solons   Full Record Of Atom Leaks Given Committee; More  Reds To Be Named

Tons Of Surplus Potatoes Being Shipped To Germany Communist Area From U. S.

U.S. Spuds Pour Into Soviet Zone  New York Broker Bought For Swiss

Reds Get Surplus — Potatoes   100,000,000 ibs. Pour Into Soviet Zone Of Germany

Surplus American Spuds Pou Into Soviet East Germany as  Reds Yell ‘Potato Bug’ Plot

Cheap Potatoes From. 5. Go To Red Areas   Penny a Pound Buy: Million Pounds For East Germans

U5. POTATOES ARE SENT GERMANY   Hundred Million Pounds Pour Into Soviet Zone To Feed Hunary Germans

Russian Zone Potato Sales Refute Reds      U.S. Ships Surplas “Spade” To Combat Soviet Propaganids

Strike Does What Weather Has Not Done   Stops Parcel Post Mails To AH But 11 States

The Testimonial ‘Worthey Cause’ Dinner Developes Into a Big National Business

Boyle Explains How To Throw Public Dinner ‘For Downtrodden Eskimo Architects Society

Federal Reserve  Asserts Bradford Oil Output Sure   McKean County Field Isn’t “Played Out,” Report For October Says

AFL Presses For Policy Shift To Accept Germany  Met That Way, Says bn taman?

‘Texan Tries for Another $63,000 War Surplus Profit, But AF Balks

Lucky Texan of Surplus Fame Finds More Equipment at Bargain Prices

Texan Finds More Surplus Bargains   But Air Force Refuses Tc Buy Equipment Back : Thie Time

Biggest St. Pat's Day Parade Of All Swings Down New York's Fifth Avenue   Independent Ireland Observes ‘St. Patrick's’

Sure and It's St. Patrick's Day .  ‘Bands Blare and Silk Hats ‘Glisten as Irishmen March

Irish Swing up Fifth Avenue   Gotham Sons of Erin Outnumber Those in Dublin

New York City Stages Iis Largest, Most Elaborate St. Pat's Parade

Bands Blare, Silk Hats Shine  \New Yorkers Stage World’ 8 Greatest St. Patrick Parade

Trish March Today on Sth Avenue   Some 100,000 Persons Take Part in Biggest St. Patrick’s Day Par. _adein New York Histor

New York Ha: Its St. Patrick Day Parade   March, Starting at Noon, Is to Be 15 Miles Long

lrish March Up New York City’s Fifth Avenue 100,000 Strong Today in Traditional Parade

Sewer Plans Get Approval  C oettantinsn Ci awwesces   Sanitation Commissior  Gives Unofficial Okay

Sewer Plans Get Approval   Sanitation Commissior  Gives Unofficial Okay

Ed Prichard Out of Penifentlary Early  Former Aid Under FOR Gets Commutation; Serve Fer RBeflet Sax Stuffing

Truman Orders ‘Sudden Release ~ OF New Dealer   Entered Kentucky: Prison After Being Convicted For Ballot. Box Siaffing

Truman Frees Ballot Rigger  Vantucky Attarnesy   Kentucky Attorney Freed Last Niaht

Prichard Given Prison Release  Convicted of Ballot Box Stuffing in ’48

Truman Orders Release Of Pritchard Convicted For Stuffing Ballot Box.

. ¥* x a Accuracy Of Machine Shown In Test  Police To Use Lie Detector Machine -

Ke » bg Accuracy Of Machine Shown In Test  Police To Use Lie Detector Machine

Franco Gives Daughter in Marriage To Handsome Young Madrid Surgeon

Lights At Airport Useless   Approaches To Field Blocked By Obstructions

Missing College  Student Returns   Gertrude Nauman Missing Since March 24 Had Been ‘Resting at Miami Beach’

Three .Bi-Stone one Cities Have Hotly- Contested: Flections Tomorrow

Slain Gunman’s Wift Arrested As Grand Jury Begins Probe  Authorities Continue Search for Conspirators  Guard High Officials

Widow of Assassin Arrested  FBI, Secret Service Scour New York Slums as Grand

Begin Probe Into Truman  Death Plot   Widow Of Slain Would-Be Assassin Taken Into Custody

Collazo To Be Tried As Murderer   Others Caught In Wide Police Roundup May Be Tried With Him Within Next Thirty Days.

Jurors Probe oe Assassin Case   Federal Men Hunt More Conspirators

Enemy ‘Troops Flee As U.S. Tanks Push  Closer to Frontier   Americans Hope to Reach Manchurian Border Within Three or Four Days: Chinese. North Koreans Are Retiring to Mountain Defenses

J. 8S. Tanks Chum Through Snow Cautiously Toward Border; Commun is t Trap for Americans in Northeast Fails.

South Koreans Also Advance  In That Area; Red Guerrillas RaidCentralTown

Red Guerrillas Set Kapyong On Fire Driving 8,000 Civilians To Flight; South Korean Police Drive Raiders Out

Quake Destroys Twenty Per Cent Of Inca Capital  offal als Report at net Bf) Aco Villad   Officials Report at Least 50 Are Killed In Violent Temblor

Earthquake in South America  Kills Fifty   Ancient Peruvian City of the Incas Wrecked

ANCIENT INCA CAPITAL HIT BY BARTHOUAKE  At Least 50 Persons   At Least 50 Persons Killed In Brief But Violent Disturbance In Cuzco. Peru.

Violent. Earthquake Kills 50 in Peru; Ancient City Ruined   Hundreds Injured in Debris; Rescuers Search for Bodies With Mokeshift Facilities

Twenty Percent Of Guzco De stroyed By Violent Earthquake Sunday; Entire Districts Top. pled In Six Seconds   RESCUE WORKERS TOIL ALL NIGHT

30 KNOWN DEAD IN EARTHQUAKE   Severe Shock Spreads Ruin In Ancient Andes City of Cuzco.

Earthquake Hits Peru City; 50 Dead, Many Hurt   Ancient Inea Capital of Cusco Is Badly Damaged; Airlift Is Being Arranged.

Relief Airlift Waits As Workers In Peru City Repair Airfield   Centuries Old Structures Fall As Quake Hits Sunday Afternoon; Most Violent In City’s History.

Ancient Inca Capital 20% Destroyed; Relief. Airlift Being Planned

Secret Service Chief Asks for A Bigger Staff  Tells of Activity - OF Counterfeiters

Counterfeit Ring Revealed  Secret Service Chief Wants More Officers

Counterfeiters Making Money In Huge Sums   Secret Service Chie! Says Gangs Turning Out Thousands

Gang Turns Out — $100,000 a Month it Counterfeit Money   Secret Service Asks Larger Staff to Track Tena f“siminnia.

Says New York, Chicago Gang is Counterfeiting   Secret Service Chief Reports $100,000 Made Each Month

$100,000 Is Being Turned Out A Month   Secret Service Chief Says Big Groups In Chicago, New York

Large Seale Crime Probe  Is Demanded   New York, Chicago Gangs Turning Out Counterfeit Money; St. Louis “Bookie” Places Included.

Ring Based In New York And Chicago   Head of Secret Service Says Agents Needed To Fight Gana.

Visiting Yank Sailors Are Pushed About   Communist Element Leading Mobs; 3 Dead, 60 Injured

Acheson in Assurance To Europe   Says U.S. Won't Pull Out When Marshall Plan Aid Ends.

American Forces To Stay in Europe   Acheson Promises Arnry Will Stay After Marshall Plan End in °52

Promise Spuring Pact Members To Stronger “Atlantic Community”   Secretary of State Sets Sail For Home After Making Pledge; “Door” Still Open For Russia.

Acheson States U.S. Will Keep Stake in Europe   Uncle Sam Won’t Pull Out after End of Marshall Plan Aid, Secretary Says.

Acheson Gives Pledge Of Nation To Continue Aid   Statement Issued  As Meeting Ends

Flying Arrow Is Rendered Unseaworthy by 30-40 Hits   PWrauna Richardecan)

Nationalists  Shell Arrow   Chinese Gunboats Render Blockade-Running Isbrandtsen Line Freighter Unseaworthy.

U. §. Freighter Shelled by China Gunboat   Flying Arrow Hit By Nationalists, But No One Hurt

Chinese Shell U.S. Freighter Attempting to Dodge Blockade   Shipowner Calls For Official Aid

Nationalist Sea Force Cripples U. S. Freighter   Flying Arrow Hit Mercilessly Today By Blockade Force

Nationalists Fire on Ship Off Shanghai   ‘Flying Arrow’ Hit By Many Shells From Chinese Navy

Vessel Shells Flying Arrow Off Shanghai   Ship No Longer Seaworthy, Captain Says, Urging U. S, Officials Aid

SS FLYING ARROW BADLY DAMAGED BY HEAVY SHELLS   Captain Reperls Ship Un seaworthy But No Casalitne aanin

Vessel Set Afire Off Mouth Of Yangtze River In Dash Made In Defiance Of U. S. State Depart ment Warning: No Casualties

Chinese Guarc Battered Ship   Nationalists Shell American Freighter

Flying Arrow Struck Hard; Captain Says  See: De Fo leecemencnned bene

Flying Arrow Badly Shelled While Trying To Run Nationalist Blockade

Chinese War Boats Blast Yank Ship   Nationalists Shell, Almost Sink, Craft Rumnine Rlackadea

Freighter Is Set Afire Off Mouth Of Yangtze Rive:   Craft Is Unseaworthy, But No One Injured; Navy Protection Asked

Nationalists Shell U. S. Ship Near Shanghai   No Casualties; Freighter Hit 30 to 40 Times

30 TO 40 SHEL HITS MADE ON SHIP   No Casualties Are Listed Among 55 On Board

FLYING ARROW IS RENDERED UNSEAWORTHY   Crew, Passengers Uninjured As 30 To 40 Shells Hit Boat

Flying Arrow Disabled By Chinese Shells   U. S. Ship Hit 30 to 40 Times as It Tries to Run Blockade

American Freightes Disabled by Shells From Chinese Ship   No Casualties as. Flying Arrow is Halted by Blockade

Flying Arrow's Crew Escapes Shelling by Nationalists   American Freighter Hit 30 to 40 Timase AP Reporter Aboard Ship

Chinese Warships. Shell U.S. Ship Running Blockade   Flames Break Out on Freighter Flying Arrow After More Than 10 Hits, British Sloop Helps Fight Fire os No American Craft Appear: No Casualties Reported

FLYING ARROW IS FIRED UPON BY NATIONALISTS   U. S. Freighter Running Blockade Hit, Set Afire; No Casualties Reported

Chinese . Shell U.S. Freighter.   ‘Heavy Gunfire Cripple:  -Ship Attempting to — Run Nationalist Blockade of Red China Ports

‘Eyewitness Account U.S. Freighter Hit by 30 to 40 ShellsRunningChiangBlockade

Chinese Gunboats Disable U. S. Ship   None Injured As Flying Arrow Undergoes Merciless Shelling

NATIONALISTS SHELLS RIDDLE FLYING ARROW   Vessel Unseaworthy After Attack, Says Captain; No Casualties

U.S. Freighter Is Shelled By Chinese Gunboat   Was Attempting To Run Blockade Into Shanghai: Over 30 Hits Scored

CHINESE SHELL AMERICAN SHIP OFF SHANGHAI   Gunboat Flings 30 Rounds Into Hull of Steamer

British Sloop Helps Put Out Fire; Ne American Warships Around; Isbrandsten Demands Protection.

No Casualties Are Reported On Freighter   Flying Arrow Trying to Run Blockade; Fire Extinguished

Chinese Shell US Freighter On High Seas   Nationalists Enforce Blockade Of Red-Held Area

Flying Arrow Is ‘Unseaworthy’ Afies Attack at Sea   Fires Set by Chinese Nationalist Shells Are Put OChut—_Mo Cacualties.

Shelling of “Flying Arrow’ Is Described   Eyewitness Accoun Is Given by AP Bureau Chief

‘Chinese Nationalist Shells Spatter American Vessel off Yanatze Mouth

Shells From Chinese Gunboats Render Yank Ship Unworthy   Freighter Guarded After Shelling; British Soilo:s Help Put Gut Fire: Started by Many Shell Hits

‘30 to 40° Shots Strike ‘Fiying Arow Near Shanghai; None Hurt   Gunboat Stands Guard Over Ship   Shelling Starts Fires: Sailors From British Sloop Fight Flames

Flying Arrow Shelled, Sel Afire By Nationalists; Nc Casualties Are Reportea

U.N. Planes Are Back In Action In Korea Now  Hampered For Two Days By Weather - Qver Battle Areas

The Father of Our Country Is Still Dear to the Hearts of the American People

Roosevelt Was Smarter Politician  Geo. Washington-- Incomparable

Edwin Carlson, Mine Head, Dies  Among First to Join Army in World War 

AEC Edifice Destroyed by Sudden Blaze   Berkeley Installation Is Leveled by Blaze; Several Explosions Reported; No Details on Contents

FBI SEEKS CAUSE — _ Fire, Series Of Blasts Destroys AEC Building

FIRE DESTROYS AEC BUILDING   No Report of Scientific Date Loss Made Following California Blaze

Fire Destroys Atom Building   Frame Unit Burns On AEC Property; Secrecy Invoked

FIRE DESTROYS ATOMIC HOUSE   Officials Silent On Whether Any Irreplacable Data Lost

Fire Destroys Building Of Atomic Plant   Administration Office Headquarters Burn In California

AEC Building  Razed in Fire   Officials’ Decline. to: Say -. Whether Valuable Scientific Data is Lost.

Turkey's New Political Strong Man Asserts Nation fo Remain Loyal to Wes! Alliances

New Turkish Leader Pledges To West Group   Friendship With Western Allies Announced Today

Ready ror Vise On Fuman Beings New Artificial Heart-Lung Machine Costs Only $60: Has No Moving Parts

New Method Found For Flushing Reds   Air, Ground Forees Coma Up With Flush-’Em-Out And Let-’Em-Have-It System

Air-Ground Forces Work Gut New Flush-em-out Let-em-Have-!t System

Oklahoma City Officer's Wife Confesses i Woman Says Story Of Kidnapping Hoax

Officer's Wife Kidnaped, Freed Unhurt  Threatening Note 2 yadeier om   Threatening Note Found in Woman’s Bedroom

a a ESS  Find i ea Of  Babies In F ireplace   Believe Three Children Dead’ For More Than A Quarter Century

5 Persons Die In Auto Mishap  Springfield Car Hits Big Truck in Fog

Auto, Semitrailer Crash Kills Five  Victims Identified As Sprinafield Group

PROGRAM BY C. OF C.   Lawrence Group is Presenting En. tertainment at Vinland Fair

) DITIME GAMBLER N AWAITS SENTENG   FRANK ERICKSON, BET-BOOK. ING KINGPIN, PLEADS GUILTY TO 6 COUNTS.

FRANK ERICKSON PLEADS GUILTY; MAY GET MUCH AS 60 YEARS IN PRISON

Gambler Faces 60- Year Term In U. S. Prison   Erickson Pleads Guilty To 59 Counts Of Book making

Gambler Erickson Files Guilty Plea   Faces 60 Year Sentence or Leniency

Erickson Enters Guilty Plea On 59 Gambling Counts   Faces 60 - Year Jail Term On One Conspiracy, 59 Bookmaking Charges

Big Gambler Erickson   Pleads Guilty To 60 Counts   Maximum Penalty 60-Year Sentence $30,000 in Fines; Seeks Leniencev

Frank Erickson Pleads Guilty To 60 Counts Of Bookmaking, Conspiracy   Big-Time Gambler Plays Long Shot That May Bring Him Some Degree Of Leniency, Or Sixty Years In Prison. $30.000 Fine

Big Chance ‘Taken by Erickson   Gambler Plays Long Shot in Pleading Guilt, in Court.

Top Gambler Erickson Bets  On Guilty Plea   Could Get 60 Years On 60-Count Jury  Information; Court To Act on Monday

Big Gambler Pleads Guilty To Bkmaking   Frank Erickson Plays Long Shot; Could Get 60 Years

Good Friday Service —  : Christian Church   COUNTY VARIETIES SPONSORED BY COUNTY CHORUS

Chief Executive Is Forced to, Call On T-H Powers When Mine Chief Refuses Peace Offers

Names GOP Policy Group   Martin.Lists 21 House Members On Committee

Past Presidents of Montana Dental Association Are Honored at Breakfast Today

Past Presidents of Montana Dental Association Are Honored af Breakfast Today   Union Refusal fo Permit Workers fo Cross Picket Lines Delays Chrysler Reopening

British Labor Rule Survives By Single Vote   Churchill Launches Solemn Warning As His Motion Beaten

Russ Impose pocwade On Berlin Trueks  ;   Relax Restrictions On U.S. Rail Traffic To West Germany

Reds Restrict West Traffie   Trucks Inte Berlin Delay. ed But Rail Service Normal Again

Slow Inspections Delay Truckers   Rail Traffic Passes Without Incident; Plans Ar Laid Toe Reactivate Airlift

Russ Resume Road Blocks. lato Berlin   Again Clamp Restrictions on Trucks ‘But Remove SlowUn of Trains

Russians Prod American Officials With On- Again, Off- Again Block

Truman Orders Coal Panel To Report Monday   Fact-Finders Have Just Week To Check Dispute

Truman's Board Calls Meeting With Principals  Lewis, Owners Asked   Lewis, Owners Asked To Meet With Specia Group on Wednesda’

High Speed Study Of Dispute Starts   Bitter Miners Defy Move to Force Work as Walkout Spreads Over U. S$:

High Speed Board Calls on Lewis,” Operators to: Explain Long Dispute

Monday Deadline Asked by Truman   Fact Finders Have Orders to Get Report Out within Week

valls on John L. Lewis and Operators to Give Testimony Tomorrow Morning With Plans Mapped to Complete Sessions by Thursday in Order to Meet President's Deadline Which is Set for Next Monday.   WORKERS REMAIN DEFIANT

Lewis, Bosses Asked fo Give Facts fo Trio   Not Trying to Settle Dispute, Cole Says, as Investigation Starts

Truman Tells Fact Finders to Get Busy   Nation’s Coal Stocks Are Found to Be at Very Low Level

Fact-Finders Rush To Draw Up Report On. Soft Coal Dispute As Stockpiles Shrink ~

 Nation’s Supply of Home-Heating, IndustryStokine Coal to Last Estimated Two Weeks.

BOTH T0 TELL VIEWS ON LONG LABOR DISPUTE   Three-Man Unit Works Fast With Monday Deadline

‘Clear Way For Taft-Hartley Injunction Move  Pact Board Has Monday Deadline In Coal Halt

Truman's Coal Board Calls Lewis, Operators for Facts   Chairman Sees No Need for Subpoena Use; Says Group Not Trying to Settle Dispute; Expect to Ask Mine Bureau Chief to Testify

Ebbing Stockpiles Hit Critical Level   truman Sets Monday For Report To Clear Path For Further Move

First Witnesses  Called by Board   Fact-Finding Group Want Explanation o Long Coal   Have Less Than a Week t Make a Re il i President

STRIKE PROBLEM STUDY STARTED BY COAL BOARD   President Sets It To Work To Clear Way For Further Ta ftHartley Action— Miners Remain  rom Jobs.

Board Seeks Explanation Of Coal Dispute  President Needs Report Before He Can Ask McGrath  Ear Iniaunetian

Acts Swiffly to Prepare Report By Next Monday   Expect Industry To Be Forced to Shut Down Soon

Coal Fact-Finding Board Opens Study Of Dispute; Will Report Next Monday

COAL BOARD GIVEN ORDERS TO CLEAR WAY FOR ACTION   President Truman Sends Three-Man Group After Facts In Bituminous Dispute—Course To Be Opened For Subsequent Steps Against John L. Lewis Under Taft-Hartley Act—Request For Injunction Could Follow Receipt Of Report

Miners Show No Inclination To Begin Work  Two Weeks Supply Of Coal Estimated

Truman's Board Gets To Work on Coal Issue Study  Race Against Time Starts as Supplies

EOE OR Bhs — Unnamed Witness . Summoned   HEARINGS MAY END THURSDAY

Asks Lewis, Operators To Board Meet   Fact Finders Hope To Have Report Before. Monday

Presidential Fact-Finding Board Works on Speeded Schedule In Race fo End U. S. Coal Strike  More Industries Are Closing Down As Fuel Shortage Paralyzes Work

Fact-Finders Crowd Work Into 7 Days   Consequences Of Long Walkout Feared at Capital

ANGRY UNION MEN APPEAR READY 10 DEFY INRINCTION   Reord Report by Monta; May Cleor Way For  Beas 2.

FACT FINDERS MUST REPORT WITHIN WEE   Probe of Coal Strike Begins as Nation's Reserves Fade   U. S. Churches, Censors  Urge Ban on ‘Stromboli

Coal Inquiry Board Speeds Fact-Finding   Starved Industries to Be Closed Soon Unless Miners Return

Miners Bitter Over T-H Law Action   ; Say They Won't Be ‘“Blackjacked”’ Into Working

Truman Sets Whirlwind Pace For Coal Board   Fact-Finders Are Allotied Only One Week of Investigation

Coal Board Haste Urged: Supply Is Low   Some Railroads Cancel Trains; Steel Blas! Furnaces Shut Down

SEEKS FAST. COAL STRIKE EXPLANATION   Board Not Trying to: Settle Dispute But Has to Re‘port Facts by Monday... .   372,000 MINERS _ JOIN WALKOUT   Diggers Are Bitter; Insist They Won't Be. “"Blackjacked Into Heeding ’ Taft-Hartley Law.

3-Man Group Maps Action In Pits Tieup   President Wants Way Cleared Monday For Further Move

Fact-Finders Are Asked To Clear Way By Coming Monday   Board To Map Whirlwind Schedule To Give President Report As Early As Possible; Iniunction Can Then Be Sought.

Operators and Lewis Called to Eyplain Dispute   Fact-Finding Board Given Less Than Week To Report to Truman

FULL REPORT REQUESTED MONDAY   Nation’s Coal Stocks Drop To Critically Low Level   RAILROADS   Forced To Cut Passenger Service: Next Step May Be 80-Day Injunction

Board Digs Into Coal — Case Facts    Call Lewis and Owners ' To Testify Wednesday  Plan to Have Report For Truman Monday

Monday Set For Action From Panel  On Walkout   Report Will Allow President To Seek Injunction Orders

Fact-Finders Have One Week For Coal Report  Miners Refuse to Work ome .. wre  . . gf... .g . f   Miners Refuse to Work Since Truman Invoked Taft-Hartlev Law

President’s Board Rushes Probe Of Coal Mine Strike   Fuel Shortage In Offing Unless Walkout Is Ended

Coal Board Faets By Monday Due  Taft-Hartley Moves   Taft-Hartley Moves Hurried As Stocks Reach Critical Low

Fact-Finders, Race Time in  Coal Dispute   Industries, Railroads Face Slow Paralysis— Two-Week Fuel Supply Is Poorly Distributed

Leaders Want Them To Re turn—Operators Reported Refusing Welfare Payment

Longtime Friend Of Shivers Will Fill Hart's Place   Woodville Man, Now District Judge, To Go in Wednesday

Set Murder Count For Puerto Ricar   President Calm Despite Attack

Murder Charge Filed Against Puerto Rican   Wounded Man Who Sought To Slay President, Held

Brief Gun Battle Staged in Front Of Blair House,  Awakens Truman

White House Guard Killed In Death Plot   President Spared by Heroism of Police

Puerto Rico Revolutionaries Shot Down on Blair House Steps: Wounded Policeman Dias

A Murder Charge For Puerto Rican   Death of Truman Guard a! Blair House Yesterday Laid to Collazo   DOUBLES PRECAUTIONS   FBI Assigns More Secre' Servicemen to Accompany President

Oscar Collazo Confronted Wit! Death Penalty   Wounded Survivor Of Guz Battle Sullen After Escape; Policeman Dies From Bullet Wounds

Attempt On Life Of Truman Costs 2 Dead, 3 Hurt   Alertness Of White House Police Foils Puerto Ricans; Guard Is Reinforced Around President

Wife Of Would-Be Assassin Is Charged With Conspiracy  Held In $50,000 Bail; Truman, Attired Only In Underclothes Watched Cun Ficht

Puerto Rican Rebels Shot Down At Blair House Door; One Assassin, Guard Dead

Two Killed in Gun Battle at Blair House   Fiery Puerto Rican Rebels Are Downed But Three of President's Guards Also Are Shot; Executive Taking Nap.

2 Puetto-Rican Reveliitionists Sn ying toBallle... Wav Into Blair House

Truman Taking  A Nap, Awakened By Gunfire; Takes Window Peek But Is Waved Back to Safety by Guards; Second Gunman Is Seriously Wounded

One Revolutionist, Secret  Service Guard Killed: Second Assassin Wounded

President Is Unhurt And Goes By Back Door To Keep Engagement At Arlington Cem eterv

Abortive Attempt to Kill President Endsin Deaths _ Of Two; Three Are Wounded

Two Rebels Shot Down, One Fatally   Policeman Slain; Wounded Attacker Faces Death Count

Survivor Of Assassination Attempt On President Faces Murder Charge

Survivor of Plot Faces Death Count   White House Cop Dies Of Wounds Suffered Defending Truman.

Gunman, Policeman Killed In Gunfight   Two Puerto Rican Revolutionists Shot Down In Attempt To Storm Blair House

Murder Charge For Death of Guard Faces Would-Be Killer   Police Probing All Clues To Attack

An Attempt To Murder President Truman Is Stopped At Front Door      One Gunman And One Guard Killed And Two Guards And One Gunman Critically Wounded.

Truman Takes Morning ‘Stroll: Appears Calm After Maniacal Attacks

One Gunman Killed, Wounded Guard Dies  Men Were Rebels From Puerto Rica; ‘- -

TWO MEN SLAIN AS GUARDS FOIL GUNFIRE ATTACK   One Assailant Killed nd Companion Wounded In Assassination Effort — Guard Shot To Death.

Chief Executive Is Grave But Calm; Policeman, One Puerto Rican Are Killed

Lone Survivor Charged with Officer's Death   One of Pair Killed; 3 Policemen Shot Defending President

President Calm During Puerto Rican Rebels’ Attempt On His Life   One Revolutionist Killed, Other Wounded; White House Policeman Fatally Shot, Two Others In Hoasnital

Plans To Hold Weekly Session With Reporters   More Guards Added Te Blair House Because Of Shooting.

One Attacker Killed, Other Is Near Death   Three Secret Service Guards Wounded, One Fatally, Defending President From Pair Of Puerto Rican Fanatics

Trimean Grave But Calm After Bold Attempr. To Kill Him Foiled at Doorway of Bleir House

Would-Be Assassin Faces Chair   Attempt to Kill President Laid to Puerto Rican Plot

2 Puerto Rican Radicals Try To Blast Entry To Blair House: Fail To Get In

Wounded Blair House Policeman Dies in Hospital   President Truman Calm; Will Hold Regular News Conference Today; Rope Off Battle Area

GUARDS SHOOT PUERTO RICANS   Two Fiery Revolutionaries Mowed Down on Blair House Steps; One Killed, Other Is Wounded: White House Sentinel Dies

One Gunman Slain. Another Wounded  Outside Blair House   Three Guards Wounded, One Fatally, as They Successfully Defend President, Who Was Taking Nap at Time Puerto Ricans Attacked

Condition Of Puerto Rican Said Improved   President Takes A Morning Walk As Usual, Remains Calm

Puerto Rican Is Accused  Of Killing Secret Agent;  Second Attacker Slain CHIEF EXECUTIVE  ql FR   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Fills Spec aking Date At Arlington After Shooting At Blair House

‘Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Members Hit Trying ! To Storm Into Blair House   PRESIDENT WAS ASLEEP ‘AS SHOOTING STARTED

Letters Involve Head of Party In Puerto Rico  President Is Seen As   President Is Seen As Calmest Man In Situation

WOMAN BADLY HURT IN CRASH   Car Crashes Into Truck Attempting Left Turn Off Highway US-31

Statement By Miller  Misleading   County Farmers Signing Oil Leases   Says Engineer: Years Cited ‘Not Representative’

Fuel Oil Use Blamed For Mine Closings   2,000 Idle In Stiffer Competition

OIL BLAMED FOR CLOSING OF COAL MINES   2000 Are Idled Jn Pennsylvania’s Rich Coal Fields

COAL OPERATORS SAY COMPETITION FOR IMPORTED OIL ‘CAUSE SLOWDOWNS

Supreme Court Hears Appeals Of Top Commies   Seek To Throw Out Convictions For Conspiracy

Commie Appeal Called Today   Request High Court To Set Aside Convictions

Convicted Reds Protest Law   Supreme Court Asked To Reverse Decision

Supreme Court Asked To Kill Red Convictions  Top Cormmias Sesk  Court Reversal On

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Convicted Communist Heads Ask Supreme Court To Oust Sentences, Invalidate Law

Red Leaders Appeal to High Court  Seek Overthrow Of Convictions For Conspiracy

Foreign Policy ls Major Issue  Democrat Senator Cites Baniuhlican lealatianiesm

Democrats Label F. oreign Policy As Major Campaign Issue; Inter-Party Breach Grows

Bi-Partisan Policy Rift Widens   Demos Accept Foreign Policy As Major Issue Charge GOP Leaders With Isolationism

FOREIGN POLICY HEADS ISSUES FOR CAMPAIGN   Democrats To Harp On “Tsolationist” Republican Voting Record

VFW Resolution Asks Defense and. State Heads Fired   Motion ' Appreved With Practically No Oppo sition

V. F. W. Calls for New Leadership For State and Defense Departments

Veterans Urge Truman Purge ‘Defense, State   Foreign Wars Vets T'emand Johnson, Acheson scalps At Chiecace Meetine

VFW Calls For Change Of Leaders   4,000 Delegates Demand “New and Com petent” Secretaries.

Medical Board to Rule on Sanders   State Society Refuses To Take Any Action

—PLANNING F UTURE ECONOMY— Senators A gree B uying. Power Can Be Doubled

Senators Agree with CED that Buying Power Of Americans Can Be Doubled in 30 Years

Standards Will Rise, Is Belief   Three Senators Are In Accord Witt CED Predictions Or Buying Power

Doubling Income For Americans Seen For Future   Three Senators In Accord With Ideas  Of Planning GCroun

2 Candidates For State Offices Are Unopposed   Biggest Fight For Statewide Office Appears in GOP Race For State Treasurer

Only Two Candidates Are Unopposed for Nomination For Statewide Offices

Primary  Campaign Reopens  Cooke Ends Easter Recess With Blast   Cooke Ends Easter Recess With Blast Against Judge Fine On Water Pollution

TRUMAN'S NEW CAR DELIVERE   i AUTO HAS GOLDPLATED CIG.  , ARETE LIGHTER AND IBRELLA RACK.

 Gold Trimmings  ‘President Truman’ ‘s New Car, [Most Expensive Ever, Arrives

F na E 2 New Car for Truman  er  Umbrella Rack, Gold Plated Hardware Makes It Unique

CAPITAL ART DEALER CONVICTED BY JURY   / Benjamin §. Bel! Fined $13,500 And Given Six Months In Prison For Tax Frasion

County Agent Urges Farmers to Delay Wheat Sowing Until Oct. 6   TURN UNDER STUBBLI

MEETING FOR FARMERS HERE MONDAY EVENING   Walter Garver Will Discuss Brannan Plan—Sponsored By Chamber Of Commerce

7 Killed, 7 Hurt In Blast Today   Michigan Factory Is Explosion Scene: One Body Removed.

Seven Killed When Explosion Rips Dow Chemical Co.   Midland Rocked By Bia Blast

Seven Killed In Plant Blasi   Several Others Injured A: Explosion Rocks Chemical Firm

Cool Front Fails To Arrive; Warmer Weather Expected  Forecast Changed . No Showers Are Seen for Area

Pilots Eager ‘To Fight — In Korea   But Uncle Sam Is Not Stripping Europe of Combat Fliers to Man A ‘Side-Show War’

Illinois UMW Gets Back-to-Job Order   300 Indiana Diggers Also Walk Out; Others About Nation Resume Work

Pit Strikers Ordered Back In Midwest   Tinois ‘And Indiana Miners Ordered To Return On Jan. 9

15,000 Coal Miners Begin “Wildcat” Strike in Illinois, Indiana Today

But Most  to Be Back by Monday   Lewis Visiting in Springfield, Wiil Not Make Commer

COAL MINERS TO CONTINUE _ “SHORT WEEK   John Lewis Refuses Comment on Visit  To Home

Illinois, indiana Hit By ‘Wildcat’ Coal Walkouts   But Many To Return To Work On January ¢

State’s UMW Ordered to Returr To Pits Monday   About 15,500 Miners Stage ‘Wildcat’ Strik tn IHlinois, Indiana

MINE STRIKES IN TWD STATED CHOAT AFFAIRS   Wildcat Walkout in tndiana and Itlinois to End Monday.

White Demands Workers Resume Three-Day Week   Claims Walkout ‘Voluntary’ by Miners in State

‘Given Orders To Return To Pits Jan. 9   Lewis Refuses To Comment While Visiting Mother

Local Forecast   ‘Voluntary Walkout’ Over Pay Differences Slated To End Jan, 9   Lewis Keeps Quiet (> Latest Actions   UMW Chief In Springfield As Walkout Starts: Others Continue Work

RELIGIOUS FIGHT HOLDS UP WORK OF COMMITTEE   Wrangle Prevents Selection Of Member On House’s Labor  ~ And Education Group.

Religion Questior Delays Selection   Undercover Wrangle Holds Up Education  Committee Choice

JUSTICE BARS CHURCH UNION   ‘Consolidation Stopped By  Judicial Decree

Fruit Growers. Fear. More, Loss  - Peach Crop Lost  mm. Mall Waathkar

‘Brannan Sets Sugar Import Quota At ‘Unrestricted Consumption’ Level

FORMER STATE PRISON GUARD BOUND, SLAIN   Jarses Smallmen Found Shot to Death on Back Country Road.

Seeks Renewal Of One-Cent Ohio Sales Tax   Revenue Commission Will Make Proposal To Legislature

Chiang Troops Raid Mainland   Communist-Held Coastal City Is Taken From Reds in Dawn Landing

Withdrawai of Korean Reds Is Minimum Requirement  For Peace, U. S. Tells World   REAL PEACE ANYWHERE Last Thing Russia Wants

Withdraw Troops Is Notice of US   That’s Only Way to Settle With Korea Reds

POLICY ON KOREAN CRISIS FIXED _  U.S. Sets Red Withdrawal As First Requirement For Peace

a ON KOREAN CRISIS FIXED  US. Sets Red Withdrawal As First Requirement For Peace

NAP tin  Withdrawal  Requirement Caid Raci if  iWSie LIJIT   No Settlement Of Korean Issue Uniess Reds Leave South

U.S. T0 RETAIN FIRM STAND IN KOREAN CRISIS   Red Withdrawal Only Acceptable Basis For Settlement

U.S. Won't Accept Any Compromise   Will Fight Until Reds Draw Back of 39th Parallel.

US. Gives  Peace Terms For Korea 7  ' Demands Withdrawal “Of Communist Army From Southern Area

Red Withdrawa Only U.S. Terms For Settlement  State Department CC oensce EAD Le Puke we nk

‘Churchill Blasts Socialists for Keeping Their Regime Alive Through U. S. Dollars

Aitlee Attacks Churchill's Tactics   Prime Minister In Blast As ‘Winnie’ In Campaign

HBADS VOICE WAR VIEWS   General Bradley Sees No Danger Of Shooting War

GRAVE DANGER OF WAR CITED BY MR, TRUMAN  President Calls for . Expansionof Armed Forces and Wage-

Nation Geared For: National Emergency To Meet Threat Of World War Ill   First Price Control Orders Are Expected

Lock-Tender Saves Lives Of 3 People   Survive Plunge Of Boat Over 15-Foot Dam

Boat Survivors Relate Horror Packed Hours :   Four Persons Die As Cabin Cruiser Runs Over Dam

oat Survivors Acclaim Lock-Tender Hero bur Drown As Cruiser Plunges Over [5ifoot River Dam

 Four Pittsburg h Persons Lose Livesas Cruiser: is ‘Swept Over Big River Dam

19-Year-Qld Lock-Tender Hero as { Die After Boat Plunges Over Dam

Trio Saved As  Cruiser Goes Over Big Dam   Locktender Is Hero Of Pennsylvania Tragedy In Which Four Dic.

Lives of Three in Allegheny River Boating Party Courteous Locktender Is Credited With Saving

Cabin Cruiser’s Plunge Over Dam Kills Four, 3 Live  Lock-Tender Praised Ry Raatte Survivare

Stafe Man Is Back in Jail After Escape   German Police Arrest Fugitive From U. S. Army. Prison Who Is Charged With 16 Offenses

German Police Nab Oklahoma Ex-61  Twice-Escaped Former Soldiay Hid in Haystack, Ats Raw Potatoes

It Could Have Happened This ‘Way But Louie's Night Out Proved to Be His Last

House Of Delegates Takes Action Ta Abolish Rent Controls In Virginia

‘Atter Heated Debate Delegates Take Action On. Measure To Abolish Virginia Rent Control:

FOUND NO CAVITIES IN ESKIMOS’ TEETH   Sofier Foods and Sweets Cause Deterioration   ROTARIANS ARE TOLD

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T: All In The Various C Pe   IGLEANED BY SCRIBES

Russians Charged With Aiding Plans  For Isle Invasion   Chusan Islands Airbase Of Nationalists Seen Aim  Of Next Red Move

Russ Officers Help Reds Plan Formosa Drive   Nationalists Charge Soviet Advisors Aid Plans For Invasion

Communists Were Beaten Back Twice Last Year When They Sought To Take Archipelago

Soviet Assist Is Charged In New Red Pusk   Nationalists Say Island Assault Set

With Aiding Plans or Isle Invasion  Wi Charged F   Chusan Islands Airbase O Nationalists Seen Aim:  - O€ Next Red Move

Pre-War French President Dies  Albert Lebrun, 78, Gave Way To Nazis

 ATTACKS OIL, GAS COMPANIES Caso March Opens Campaian For Governor With Barbecue, Beans

New Plan For Aiding Disabled   Social Security Compromise Reached by Committee.

Dorothy Taylor Weds Bill Haas  Pair Exchange Vows In Minnesota Church

OL SLICK SIGHTED IN B-36 HUNT   Ominous Discovery of Oil on Sea Comes Shortly After Search Plane Falls in Montana.   7 MEN ESCAPE IN MONTANA ACCIDENT   B-29 Was Starting Out Again to Hunt Bomber Lost After Engine Fire Yesterday.

8 Men Killed As B-29 Falls In Air Hunt   Entire Crew Dies; Plane Was Hunting Downed B-36, Still Missing

SEARCH BOMBER CRASHES, EIGHT MEN ARE DEAD   B-29, Hunting for Missing Craft Off B. C., Wrecks, Burns in Montana

Oininens Oil Slick Sighted Today In Queen Charlotte Sound as Search for Missing B-36 Continues

Theo.Schreier, Madison, Was Co-Pilot of Missing Plane Carrying 17   Believe Craft Hit Alaskan Waters   $ Killed, 7 Survive As Search Plane Crashes Near Montana Base

CONFEREES AGREE ON ANTI-RED BILL   MEASURE PROVIDES FOR IN JERNMENT OF COMMUN ISTS IN EMERGENCLES.

French Socialists Quit Cabinet Over Bonus: Argument   Premier Promises Efforts To Patch Up Break As * Government Totters

Premier Bidault Continues Fight For Confidence Vote   Socialists Quit Paris Cabinet; Assembly to Return Next Tuesday

TAGS TO-HELP YOUTH CENTER   Tags To Be Sold Here Saturday  Ta Raise Funds

Soviet Revolt Seen Possible   Predicts Disturbance When Premier Dies

Hoffman, Vorys Predict Soviet Revolution When Stalin Resigns Or Dies

-FOREIGN POLICY LEADERS SPLIT OVER HOOVER'S LATEST CHARGE   Ex-President Declares United Nations. Under Commie Domination

Truman, Staff Meet in Secret Weapon Talks  emove   Russians Half Remove Berlin Truck Blockade

Florida Hit By Hurricane   Slow-Moving Storm Of High Velocity Piles Up Devastating Tides

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Marine Disgusted At Home Altitude  Veteran Of Kerea Fight Expected 2 oe, wh Vas 1% ms, 23°

Marine Disgusted At Home Attitude  Veteran Of Korea Fight Expected To Find All-Out Wer Preparation

St. Louis Bus and Street Car Workers Back on Job Today   Three-day Strike Against State Ended Without 7-Cent Raise.

Henry Perry, Doane Trustee. Dies In Fall   Son Of School's First President

PATTERSON RESIGNS FROM SUNPAPERS   President Of A. S. Abell Company Being Succeeded By William F. Sehmick

Artificial Prices Are Attacked in Committee Report   Farm Leaders Declare Present Programs Are Opposite of World Aims

E. £. MacDonald New WCA Head  Officers Are Elected At Annual Meeting

BRITAIN. ORDERS FURTHER CUTS IN AMERICAN BUYING   Labor Government Maps New Austerity Steps In Eeonamic Crisi¢

Britons Due For New Cuts in Purchases   Tougher Times Seen as Labor Government Orders Another Dose of Economy Medicine for Nation

SMVUNeT ose UT Austerity... . ee Austerity es Britain Tries More Hardship To Help Cure Economie Woe:

British Order Import Slash; U. S. Hard Hit   New Economic Step Extends ‘Austerity’; Hard Work Advised

Another Dose Of Austerity  For Britain   Shaky Labor Govt. Orders Cuts In U. S.  Purehacee

There’s Nothing Wrong in — Korea, Says Hal Boyle, That. Some More Troops Can't Fix:

Plane Dives ‘On Farm; Five Renarted Dead   Flying Farmers Believed Vic tims of Fatal Crash is Wheatfield Near Sweet water, Ill.

Boyle Describes Air Field Fight   Yanks Forced To Battle Way Through Guerrilla Ambushes.

Liquor Control Member Purged  Governor Names Two   Governor Names Twe New Commissioners

DON’T ENDANGER YOURSELF! — West Urges East Reich To Oppose Red Vote

Mishaps Kill 10 During Weekend  Hunter,20, Among — Fatality Victims

12 Are Killed In Accident:   Marinette Hunter fs Slain After His Friend's Rifle Discharges

Accidents Claim Lives of Eleyen.  _ Hunter Is Killed Wher ~ “Shotaun Discharaes

No Question About Who Started War  Tn Korea. Ambassador Jeceum Ascerte

U.S. SENDING SCRAP RUBBER TO COMMUNISTS   O’Conor Protests Ship ments As Aid To  Chinese Reds

BITTER COLD IN FATIGUES   Query Sent ‘To MacArthur's Hendquirters As to Wiereabouts of Winter Clothing Sent te Far East Starting Last July.

House Group Labors Over Controls Bill   Committee Hopes Act Will Be Ready for  House Action Tonight

HouseGroup Okays Wage  Controls    Agreement Fails To Approve Plan  For Rationing

UNOUP ADVANCES WAUE-PRICE BILI   HOUSE COMMITTER FAILS TO AGREE ON TRUMAN RKATIONING POWER.

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS WAGE, PRICE CURB   Committee Split Over Rationing: Seek To Finish Bill Soon

US House Group Approves Price Control Powers   Standby Authority For Rationing Still Hanging

CONTROL BILL VOTE DUE S00}   House May Act Today Senate Hammering Out  Own Version

LUCAS, DIRKSEN LIST EXPENSES:   MT, VERNON MAN DONATED $1,000 TO LUCAS FUND

BRANNAN BACKER   Minois Fat Man Who Weighs 800 Pounds Also Lives in Two Counties

75 BLOCKS COVERED 325 Wichita Falls Families ~ Forced From Flooded Homes

mena  Flood Waters Cover 75 Blocks In City 325 Wichita Falls Families Flee Homes

CHIEF HOLDS 10 FORMOSA STAND   Truman Still Against Use of American Forces To Defend Island

Reports Say Formosa Aid  Plan Opposed   President Firmly Against Use Of U. 8S. Troops, Washington Hears

Truman Won't Send Treops  To Formosa   Stands Ready to Aid Nationalist Fortress By All Other Means

formosa to Get  No U.S. Troops  Truman Standing Pat Against Exchange of Americans for Bases

Decision Doesn't Change Attitude Toward Commies   Money, Political  Sommart Avotlable   Money, Political Support Available To Chiang’s Army

Other Help For Chiang Favored   President Reaffirms Stand Against Use Of American Forces In Meeting Of National  GS perieiter Carmel

Help Short Of Troops Probable   Chief Executive Reaffirms Stand Before Council

Truman Reporte d Standing Pat Against Use of U. §. Troops to Defend Formosa

President Stands Pat In Face of Pressure   Some' Congressmen Urge Deal To Trade U. 8S. Arms for Bases

NOU, $. TROOPS FOR FORMOS)   Trijman Stand Will Not !-Preclude Help.

Truman Says ‘No Troops Go to Formosa’  Cums, bd en wh oer at Panarace Raman al Wa Bik lelandl Iiendarn Mie BDreatapt: are

Truman To Bar U. 5. Soldiers To Help China  Economic Support To Block Chinese

President Opposes Any Use Of U.S. Troops At Formosa   Rumors Are That Deal Sought By President With Chiang For IJ. S. Air Bases On Island

Against Use of Troops on Formosa   Truman Reaffirms Stand at Meeting of Security Unit

Refuses To Allow Use OF US Troops   Truman Stands Pat Against Soldiers In Formosa Stronghold

YOUNG PEOPLE REFLECT WAKELAND   Hold 25th Annual Meeting at Flora

LEWIS WAKELAND RE-ELECTED HEAD OF YOUTH GROUP   SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE REPORTED AT FLORA; NAME OTHER OFFICERS

Tornado Leaves Death Behind In Texas  . Greenville Area Hard it By Storm at Ni a

Texas Towns Battered by Stormy Night   One Death Checked In North and East  Texas Areas; Heavy Damaae at Greenville

Winds Whistle Through Texas  One Fatality, Crop, Property Damages

HEAVY LOSS— Tornado, Rain, Hail Hit Texas   CROPS KILLED; ONE FATALITY

Storm Batters Texas;  Dead   Violent Winds, Hail  Cause Heavy Damage

Call For Curbing America   Papers Devote Entire Front Pages To Meetings

Action Is Started To Assist Scranton   Economic Collapse Feared by Leaders; Hope to Get New Industries

"'Scranton’s “Life” Plan —  ‘Once-Wealthy Region Fights Collapse

Scranton Region Seeks More Jobs   Lackawanna Valley Leaders ‘Mobilize’;  Povulation is Down

Valley Seeks Life Again A LACES EA LEA CCL RE ATEN A Ot TL  Wanted: New Industries

Decline In Population And Loss In Anthracite Coal Business Prompts Industrial Campaign In Scranton

Scranton, Pa., Facing Economic Collapse, Organizes To Bring iNew Industry To Once Rich Region

o£, VY VU meeded ror Life jell tah at a  Lackawanna Valley Sets ‘Total Mobilization’ To Stave Off Onrushing Economic Collapse

Beacon of Peace? Or World War Il:  Rowla Kwawitmaae ta   Boyle Eyewitness to Bombing of Chinese Red’s Supply Center

Turn Town  Into a Torch  Of Warning Bombs Plastered  Sinuiju) From Planes of U. S.

Sharp Split Reported In Reactions Of Businessmen To Control Plans, No Tailspin Panic Buying By Public

Chinese Report Reds Repulsed  Say Try to Snatch Island fs Stopped

Disaster Tops Dirigible Loss   74 Died When Akron Went Down At Sea Off New Jersey

Chinese Forces Ease Pressure On West Front   Shift Eastward, Sever Yanks’ Supply Routes

ASK TEN-CENT PAY PHONE CALL   BELL TELEPHONE CO, ASKS PERMISSION TO BOOST RATES

BELL ASKS FOR 10c PER CALL ON PUBLIC PHONES   Increase From 5c Would Affect 107 Pay Phones  Hore.

SEASON DEATH TOLL HAS NOW REACHED FOUR   Communications Crippled In Some Northern Communities

CHIO BRIDGES Bie PROBLEM   State WIN Try (to Keeuyer Damages from Truckers for Two Bridges Which Haye Collapsed Thig Year — Two Causes of Bai Bridges Are Suid tobe De+ ‘preciation and Big Troeks.

CHIO BRIDGES BIG PROBLEM   Siaic WHI Try to Recover Damages from Truckers for Two Bridges Which Haye Collapscit This: Year — Two Causes of Rul Bridges Arc Sald to be Deprecintion nnd Big Trocks.

HOOVE FOR NEW UN.   Urges Ousting Of Commies, Challenges “One World” Ideal.

UN Without Communists  Is Suggested   President Is Silent on Proposal for Scrapping Nations’ Organization As It Now Stands

Hoover Boycott Of Russia Draws Varied Reaction   _Ex-President Urges “Reorganized (U.N. To Exclude Reds

Mobilization’ Proposal Hits Popular Note   President Silent on Suggestion to Scrap Present UN, However —Congress Favorable

For Mobilization Of Moral Forces   Proposal Made By Forme: President Hoover Meets With Approval   OKATED BY IRUMA  Speaker Also Calls for Uni ted Front Against Communism

Hoover Proposes Revision for U.N.  To Exclude Russia  Truman Hails Talk Without Comment On Radical Shift

‘Truman Congratulates Past President on Call for Mobilization of World’s Moral Forces.  NEW U.N. PROPOSAL GREETED FAVORABLY

TRUMAN PHONED COMPLIMENT TO EX-PRESIDENT   Mobilization OF Moral Forces Plea Approved by Trumar

Spring's Whimsies Perplex Southland   With One Hand She Spreads Frost Over Dixie, With Other She Extends Warmth

Dixie Blanketed By Light Frost, Still Spring Much In Evidence  Mercury Dips Into 30’s As Far South As   Mercury Dips Into 30’s As Far South As ‘Florida’s Vegetable-Rich Everglades Rut Warmer Weather Due,

Lady Spring in The South, But Light Snowfall   Nation’s Weather Ran From 95  To 26 Degrees

Despite Frosty Approach, Spring Finally Arrives in Most Southern States Today

Fuchs Trial To Be Swift   Defense Attorney Predict: Speedy Disposal of Spy

Expect Quick Trial  For Atomic Expert  Dr. Fuchs May Plead Guilty to Espionage

TRIAL OF FUGHD SET FOR TODAY   PHYSICIST ACCUSED ‘F BETRAYING WESTERN ATOM1C SECRETS TO RUSSIA.

Society Elects Tipton Student  Cannie Dav Named ta   Connie Day Named to ‘Junior Historian Office

Society Elects Tipton Student   Connie Day Named to Junior Historian Office

U.S. Will Halt Red Hordes, Leader Says   Long, Hard Fight Predicted But Spokesman Sees Victory

Grocer Reesives Best "Christm Present" There Are Lots Of Honest Folks In Heusto :

Prominent Stale Citizens Offer Gas Tax Vole Aid   Livingston Countians Included in Roads  fCamumittan  tatx_

Price Boosts Are Justified Leader States   Says Return Not Fair Of Either Price on Invested Capital

STEEL PROFIT INSUFFICIENT, SAYS FAIRLESS   President of Leading Producer Claims Industry Is Not Getting Enough.

Fairless Testifies in Congress’ Probe of Steel Price Boosts  Claims U. S. Steel Has not Made o ‘Baie’ Profit in Twenty Years

December Increase  ‘J ‘Justified   Fairless Outlines Industry’s Stand

WOMEN, CHILDREN WAIL LAMENT Reporter Views Grave of 530-Murder Victims

et   Open Grave   Reporter Witnesses Results of One of War's Mass Murders

Slaughter   Air Offensive Rushes To Reacue, South Kereans Advance  in Central Area

Reds Massing For Assault On Taejon   U. S. Forces Hurled Back After Advance

COAL STOCKS FALL; CRISIS HITS INDUSTRY   Unemployment Rises As Miners Refuse To Return

Sen. McCarthy Claims Air-Tight Case Proves  State Dept. Aide Red

“Air-Tight Case’  McCarthy Names Moscow-Born Fconomist as Top Communist

Important’ State Department Official Accused as Red  Economist Said to Be MeCarthy’s ‘Mr. X’

McCarthy’s ‘Mr. X’ Denies He Is Red  Identified By Morse As E. G. Posniak

Red Influx Into Berlin Awaited  Allies Plan Moves In Case Of Trouble

UN Head Expresses Hope MacArthur's Offer Brings Peace  Dispatches Message To All Members Of UN, Russia Silent

Prosecution Grills Sheriff About Death   County Attorney Asks Johnson County Sheriff tong, Hypothetic Quastion In Cosev Jonec Tria!

State Pushes Death Query  Try to Show Secretary   Try to Show Secretary Was Killed When Jones Tried to'Move His Car

Seven Youths Help  Capture Nesbif, One Of 10 Most Wanted Criminals in U. $. A.

QUT OF CAVE JUNIOR ¢-HEN.   Eighth Grader Notes Resemblazieo ‘Between Nesbit’ and ‘Pictare ‘and Description’ Published by International News Service: oh

Defense Leaders To Discuss. Atom  Joint Senate-House Group To Convene

Plan Review Of Atomie  Controls   LawmakersToCall Diplomatic and Defense Leaders

Lawmakers To Discuss  Bomb Plan   Acheson, Bradley Will Be Requested To Attend Meet

Superforts Batter Red Rail Center   ‘Hammer Seishin, 60 Miles From Russian Border

“illes E, Hughes  —ires In Hospital  fas Only Son Of Late »  hief Justice Of U. S$.

SRECENT IMPRESSION WRONG pact ommend lt adil  U.S. To Use A-Bomb Only lf War 3 Starts, Claim

A-Bomb Use Not Indicated   Authoritative Source Says Use Against Chinese Not Planned

Sees Excess Profits Tax: ‘Eventually’   But President Says He Would Rather Put Off Action of) Moot Issue Till Next Year

Believes Action Should Wait For New Congress   Would Not Oppose Legis lation If Enacted Now,  Says; Voices Optimism Over Chances In Korea

TRUMAN FAVORS FUTURE EXCESS PROFITS LEVY   President Says He Does n't Want Controversial Tax Right Now

- i i il ee oA AS eee TA Tea I Ante SAE R ry SSS OEE IEEE EEE IEEE IE  MARKETING QUOTAS CONTINUED House Group Approves Acreages  For Cotton, Wheat And Peanuts

MARKETING QUOTAS CONTINUED House Group Approves Acreages For Cotton, Wheat And Peanuts

Nine-Foot Flood Crest' Rolls Over Banks Of St. Joe   Niles Business District Under  Water; Also Sodus Road

Sections of Niles Unde:  Water: Low Lake Level   Saves Twin Cities

Hiroshima A-Bomb Now Out of Date   By ELTON C. FAY (See Store Page “ty

Other Nuclear Weapons Not Now Practical  U. S. Public Gets Defense Data For Radiological War

New Atom Bomb Most Powerful, Hints Senator   Use Of Radioactive Materials Holds  Possibilities.

Use of Radioactive Materials To Make Enemy Territory Uninhabitable Said Possibility

NOT PRACTICAL NOW, HOWEVER Radioactive Materials Could Make Territory Uninhabitable

New Atom Bombs More Effective   Hiroshima, Nagasaki Bombs Called Old-Fashioned

A-BombHinted  Improved Over  Jap War Type Seen By Government  _As Only Practical  Nielear War Weanan

Newest Atom Bombs Called More Effective   Missiles Reported Most Effective Way To Wage Nuclear Wa

A LA tN CLS ELE ST a TY SL  More Effective Atomic Bombs Than World War 2 Type Hinted

Tax Inerease Okay Is Seen ByNextWeek   Measure Goes To Senate Monday; Total Mobilization Held Unnecessary

Senate Expected To Approve Tax Bill Next Week   President's New Plan Calls for $5 Billion  Revenue Increase

European Troubles  Foreseen   Leaders Fear Beginning Of World War HI May Be Imminent

Dark Picture Sketched for Congress  Administration Officials Fear  EFnvonean Crisis

 Congressional Roundup   Congress Told Trouble May Erupt In Europe Next Spring

Congress Gets Dark Picture Of War Events   Legislators Move Ahead with Rent Controls and Taxes

Congress Is Told Future Is Dark One   Diplomatic And Military Figures Present Analyses

Mey VAAL yy, LOMA PIZT- DS MEPore  Congress Given Analysis in Crisis

Illinois Miner: Trek Back to Jobs Today  Utility Companies on Full Service; . Dimouts Over

U. S. Wants Listening Posts In Far North   Air Force Proposes Radio Ears Be Set Up In Arctic Regions

Air Force Asks Listening Post:   2,000-Mile Range Stations To Detect Foe Orders

Air Forces Plan To Use Long Range Radio Posts   Interceptor -S pots Would Detect Move Of Enemy In North

Bottom Drops rom Chicago Onion Market   Price Skids to All-Time Low; Railroads Declare Embargo On Shipments

Ohio Bell Rate Increases Get Court Approval   Boosts Granted In 1949 Held Not Excessive

Dust Cloud Drifis Eastward Across State; Winds High   24-Block Area Of Perryton Storm Stricker

Huge Attack Is Made In Korea Near Border  Reinforcements Are   Reinforcements Are Being Rushed To North Korea Front

Middle-Income Cooperative Bik Discriminatory’.  House Unswayed By” *  Telegram Sent By .. we President Truman

TRUMAN GIVEN DRUBBING OVER HOUSING TERMS   House Gives President Setback On MiddleIncome Co-Op Bid

Major Defeat Of Session Administered In House Roll Call Vote Of 218 To 155

SCHEME HELD “SOCIALISTIC” BY OPPONENTS   Bill to Expand Present Program Voted After Section Is Deleted

Co-Op Plan Eliminated By Rolleall   Lawmakers Reject Telegraphic Plea  From President

ADMINISTRATION HOUSING BILL BADLY BEATEN   Truman’s Co-Op ‘Scheme Buried Under 218-155 Vote In House      ADOPT EXPANSION OF PRESENT SETUP

Co-Op Plan For Housing Is Defeated   House Rejects Truman’s Plea and Expands FHA Program.

Rejection of $2,000,000,000 Scheme One of Administration's Worst Defeats of Session,   PRESIDENT’S APPEAL POR APPROVAL IGNORED   Lawmakers Pass General Housing Measure, 361 to 10, After Knocking Out  Executive's Plan.

Low-Cost Housing Program Not Affected By Action; Other Measures Approved

Follows Senate in Voting Major Snub for Truman   Middle-Income Help Termed ‘Socialistic;’ Other Loan Plans OKd

TWO BILLION CO-OP HOME PLAN IS KILLED   House Members Ignore Plea of President Truman

PRESIDENT SUFFERS MAJOR SETBACK AS HOUSE VOTES 218 TO 155 AGAINST PROJECT

Co-Op Housing Program Killed By House Vote   Solons Ignore Plea by Truman to Pass Middle-Income Plan

Rejects $2 Billion Program for Families In Middle Brackets; Call Plan Socialism

Measure Wins Approval After Scheme Deleted   Telegraphic Plea of President Is Flouted; Senate Rejected Idea

Truman Housing Bill Badly Beaten, Called Socialistic   Senate and House ‘Have Now Both Rejected Measure

‘Atrocity Hill’ in Korea Helped Educate Soldiers In Folly of Surrender

.GI's W reak.Vengeance.on.Korean Killers... Atrocity Hill Will Be Long  Remembered In Korea

‘Atrocity Hill’ Landmark in Korea  Stray Dogs Led to Yank Massacre

‘Atrocity Hill’ Joins List Of Bloody Battles  Four-Day Fight Sees End Of Beach-Head

Men Betrayed by Stray D ogs  ‘Atrocity Hill’ Takes Place ‘As Memorial of Bitter War

("Atrocity Hill’— ! Korea War Adds New N ame To List Of Bloody Battles

The Lesson of Atrocity Hill... “It’s Better to Stand And Die Than Surrender’

Atrocity Hill: Mongrel Dogs Lead Enemy Ta Attack.on Yank Forces.

Projects Slated For State Roads   Bids Have Been Let For Improvement Ta  Blue Ridge Parkway

WRECKAGE OF C-47 FOUND ON MOUNTAINSIDE   Ten Men, ‘Three with Broken ‘ Bones Wait hn Bitter Cod stor Rescue — 0-47 Is Second Plane fo Crash in Hunt for Misg Ci .

iwelve in Ditched Mercy Plane Alive  Rescue Party Near Injured Searchers

Rescuers Seek To Reach Ten, Down In Yukon   Three In Group Awaiting Rescue Have Broken Bones

Truman Supporter Puts Fate in Hands Of Carolina Voters   Graham Seeks Nomination to Fill Senate Term He’s Been Filling  by Annointment

North Carolina Polls Open Today  Heavy Vote Expected In Hectic Fight for Senate Nomination

Tarheel Voters Draw Political Limelight Today   Senator Graham, Close Friend of Truman, In Hot Race

Dulf Criticizes Crisis. Handling  — Only-18 Cents Of  Tax Dollar on Arms

Dutt Criticizes Crisis Handling   Says Truman Spent Only 18 Cents Of Tax Dollar on Arms

Gas Price War Spreads   In Some Regions Motorists Save 5 Cents Per Gallon

Gunmen Shoot 2. Get $23,000   Believe N. Y. Thugs Tried to Kill Two  Company Messengers

Gunmen Shoot Down Payroll Messengers   Succeed Only In Wounding Two Maen But Escape With $23,000 Payroll

Gunmen Shoof Down Payroll Messengers  Succeed Only In Woundiag Two Mon But Escape  tarsal £5397 AYA Bowel

Four Crushed By Steel Truck  Meet Death In Car South Of Mansfield

U.§. Money Gets Tools For Russia   Executive Tells Of ECA Operation Leading to Reds

STORM IS MOST  SEVERE ON RECORD   i Weather Bureau Sass Snow ft Pittsburgh and Cleveland Jy Expected tu Become Deeper.

‘Twas Worst Storm in US   Larger Area Affected, More Snow Falling, Says Weather Bureau

Blizzard is Most Severe  Since 1913   More Severe Than 1913 Because of The Area Affected

MARAGON CASE MAY END SOON   Quick Wind-Up ¢ of Perjury Trial Is Sought By nt ©

Quick Wind-uy Moves Made In Maragon Trial   ‘Vaughan Mentioned During Testimony On Perjury Charge

Reds Using Captured U.S. Arms  Huge Quantities Were Taken Fron Natioanalicte

CHINESE USING AMERICAN ARMS   Newest Model Tank-Buster Bazookas Included In Equipment

Late-Model, American-Made Arms Being Used Acainst UN Units In Korez

U.S.-Made Arms Used On Yanks  Boxookas Included Among Red Weapon:

RAR KRKR KR CHINESE» COMMUNISTS ‘USED. LATE-MODEL U, S. ARMS TO TURN BACK BUSH

Chinese Using U.S. Bazookas   Arms Believed Those Tak. en At Pusan Bridgehead

Good Afternoon! — In Today’s Journal   Arms Seized In Nationalist, UN Retreats  Chinese Troops Using U.S. Weapons in Korean Assault

BRITISH HI'T SOVIET AIMS ON RIED CHINA   Says Russia Actually . ‘Does Not Want Mao’s Government Represented in UN

Russia Duping Red China, Say, Briton   Actually Working to Keey Them Out of U.N., Envoy Charges

Britain Atfacks Soviet Motives   “Red China Stand Called Insincere

Britain Raps Riss Deceit   Delegate Charges Reds Seek to Exclude China Communists From U.N,

Charges Soviet Doesn’t Want China In U.N.  British Delegate Says Kremlin Afraid To Let Satellite Loose

WINS LONG FIGHT — Mother Spent 20 Years, $50,000 To Free Her Son

Political Info  ' HERE IS VITAL DOPE ON -PENDING STUDENT ELECTION

Gromyko Says Korea Attack Was Provoked   Republic and ‘Its Backers’ Blamed for Start of Hostilities

RUSSIA REFUSED TO USE IMLUENGE TO END GUNELIGT   Declares War Was Provoked hy Attacks on Northern. ers’ Frontier by South  Koreans.   STATEMENT A REPLY TO AMERICAN APPEATI   Moscow Asserts Foreign Powers Should Not Interfere in Internal Affairs of Korea,

Proposes U-N Without Russia If Necessary   Senate to Hear Plan, Should Reds Break Off

France Likely To Support * British View   May Ask U. N. Have Decision On Atbomh

Attlee to Urge U.S. to Follow Moderate Plan   Will Ask War Be Avoided At All Costs; Tatks To Pleven Todav

Peace at All Costs Seen Attlee’s Aim   See Story on British Nlaod. Pare 2

TRUMAN AND ATTLEE TO CONFER TUESDAY   President Will Be Asked To Avoid War With China At ALE Costs

Peace Petition Not Red Cross   Plea To Ban A Bomb Denied In Detroit

Has No Part in ‘Peace’ Petifion  American Red Cross (s Not Involved

NORTHERN COAL OPERATOR BLOC FACING JOHN :   New Organization Seek: To Unite Bituminous Industry In Nation

Truman, Top Cabine' Advisers Discuss Arrest In Secrecy   No Connection With H-Bomb Order, Said

Taylor May Seek Committee Post  Held By Owlett   State Chairman Is Reported Ready To Resign and Go After National Job

Taylor May Go After Owlett Post   Also May Seek to Get Rid of Mrs. Worthing ton Scranton.

Congress Prepares To Act To Back Up President; — Truman Lashes Hoarders

CONGRESS WILL GIVE ALL THAT'S NECESSARY   President Wants 17 Billions In Overall Demands   MUCH HEAVIER TAXES

‘Survey Shows Victory Edge To Be Slight   Voters Shellack Reds, Liberals Appear Doomed

Socialists Two ‘Seats Short Of  House Majority   Conservatives Wage Stirring Battle For Parliament: Control

Get at Least 313 Seats in Commons   Winston Churchill Re-Elected to Post in New Parliament

Defeats Churchill's Party, But Not by Enough to Give Them Control Of Commons

Margin Of Victory Is Very Stim   Conservatives Make Good Showinc

Labor Candidates Winner in Tight British Election   Laborites Claim Technical Majority After Latest Count

ATTLEE GROUP WEAKENED BY SLIM VICTORY   Another Election Almost Inevitable in Near Future

Winner Weak As Election Smoke Clears   Labor's Margin is Six Short OF Sate Lead Desired

Incumbents Emerge With Bare Majority   Leaders Stunned by Re: sult; New Appeal to Countey Sanan

Southwest's Winter Wheat Crop in Doubt   Nation’s Wheat Basket Badly in Need of Soaking Rains

Wheat Crop in West in Doubt  Drought Affects It; Rain Now a ‘Must’

Outlook Poor For Cropland in Southwest  Dust Storms Swirl Bee a Pe Ee as ce   Dust Storms Swirl Again On Plains

Drouth Damages Southwest Wheat  Dry Spell Withers Winter Crop Hope

Rain Lack Threatens  Big Crops   Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas In Critical Straits

Southwest Wheat Grop Needs Rain   Drouth Has Winter Wheat by Throat;  Rain is a ‘Must’

Drought Cuts Winter Wheat Crop in Half   Western Plains States Needing 2 or 3 Rains

Southwest’s Winter Wheat Crop In Doubt   Only Good Soaking Rain In Next Few Days Can Help It

INSECTS, DUST ADD TO DAMAGE Extended Drouth Imperiling Wheat Crop In Southwest

Rain Is a Must” to Save Southwest's Winter Wheat Crop, Already Hard Hit   Experts Doubt Averag e Crop Could Be Harvested Even if Weather Breaks—Insects Also Add to Growing Damage—Dust Storms Begin to Whip Up Again

‘Drought Threatens Winter W Wheat Crop   Plains States Report Driest Yeor on Record: Outlook Poor

Winter Drought May Ruin Grain; Rain Is “Must”   Insect Infestation Also Casts Shadow On US Bread Source

Southwest's Winfer Wheat Crop Is Victim Of Drought: Soaking Rain Badly Needed

Soaking Rain Needed Across Plains Where ‘Bread Basket’  Is Located

LACK OF RAIN THREATENING WINTER WHEA)   Break In Weather Will Fail To Bring Average Crop, Belief

 Winter r Crop Deteriorating Rapidly Drought Threatening Wheat in Southwest

Only One-Third Inch Of Rain Falls In Three Months   Drought Threatens Winter Wheat Crop As Dust Storms Whip Up Again in Plain States

Quick Rains. Badly Needed   Much of Crop Feared Lost in Southwest

Drouth Chokes Off Winter Wheat Crop   Southwest Plains States Facing Drab Outlook Due To Lack Of Rain

Drouth Grip Tightens   Unless Good Rains Fall Within a Few Days Southwest Will Lose Most of Wheat

Police Rounding Up Known [Enemies of Mickey Cohen  Mainkhare Up in Arms Over Most Recent

Figures Hostile To Cohen Sought  Selian. Bann   Police Begin Roundup of Group

PLAN CHRISTMAS EVENT  Chamber of Commerce Member Make Season Arrangements

Jury Mulls Bridges Case, Then Retires  8 Men, 4 Women To Resume Today

QUT’ AFTER   Community Chest Cam: paign Opened With KickOffs This Morning

Kaesong, On Road North, Is Captured   MacArthur Reveals For First Time That Americans Have Moved Revand Seoul

Yank Forces Capture City Near Parallel   Cavalrymen Seize Kaesong, Two Miles South of Frontier -

U. S. Force Two Miles South Of Parallel; South Koreans Deep In North Red Territory   Repid Advance of Covelry May Meen it Will Speorheod Big Push OF U.N. Forces On Red Capital

{st Cavalry Takes Town Qn Parallel   Forces Gathering For Mighty Push To Wind Up War

Take Town Two Miles From North   First Cavalry May Be Spearhead For Drive On Capital Of Reds

5. Koreans Said to Be Near Wonsan   Cavalry Division Seizes Kaesong; May Spearhead UN Forces’ Push

Yank Troops May Spearhead Pyongyang Drive   Canth Koreans Near   South Koreans Near Wonsan; Superforts Bomb Railways

Yank Troops Sapture Key Border City   South Koreans Only 20 Miles From Wonsan

Allies Converge Near 38th for Big Push Stari   Commie Defenses In North Korea Are Blasted by Planes

Key Border City Is Astride Main Road, Rail Route   South Koreans Push to Within 20 Miles o: Wonsan: Commies Rush New Defense Linc

Border City Falls Before U.S. Attack  Two Miles South Of 38th Parallel

Seize Town Two Miles  From Line   Cavalry Division Spearheads Drive Toward Red Capita

Key Town Near Border Taken By Americans  Spearhead Division Wheels 200 Miles

South Korean Troops Reported 20 Miles From Won. san, Where Reds Are Expected To Make l.aect-Ditch Stand

U. S. First Cavalry Division Seizes Border City Of Kaesong, On Road To Red Korean Capital Of Pyongyang—Rapid Advance Indicates Outfit May Spearhead Expected Big Push Of United Nations  it nen Tt tn Mien f abae

U.S. Troops Capture Key Border City  Kaesong, Located South Of Red Capital. Falls

Capture Village Just Two Miles South Of Border   Hint Drive For Red Capital; Report South Korean Troops Within 20 Miles of Wonsan

YANK FORCES TAKE KAESONG   U. S. First Cavalry Seizes City Only Three Miles From 38th Parallel

Air Force Needs More Monev  Because Price Hikes Cut Building Progran

‘SOARING PRICES “TO INCREASE COST OF 4498 PLANES   Air Force Announces It Will Have to Cut Program or Get Additional Millions From Congress.   RECRUITMENT PROVIDES ALL THE MEN NEEDED   Attack - Warning Radar “Screen” Around Country Expected to Be Completed by January 1.

HIGHER PRICE HOLDS PLANE QUTPUT DOWN   Air Force Must Cut Demands Or Get More Money

Soaring Costs Hurt Air Force Plane Progra  , a. eae . oe   Committee Told It Must  Cut Back Or Get More. Money

Air Force Says It Needs More Money   Official Blames Rising Prices For Situation

Soaring Costs Held Crimping  Air Expansion   Official Tells Lawmakers Higher Prices Cuiting Inte Plene Funsle

Congress Talks Big Tax Bill   Conferees Mus Make Several Changes

TROUT FISHERS HAVE BAD DAY   Few Turn Out To Open Season: Catches ‘Sinall

~—MUM ON MO—  Electoral Bill 0.K.d By Trumar   ATOM BOMB CHECK URGED

Truman Sees New Election  Plan As Good   President Refuses To Say If He Will Be ‘52 Candidate

Prison for Judith: Will Deport Russ.  Get 15-Year Terms For Spy Conspiracy

RUSS SPARED FROM PRISON, ORDERED OUT   15-Year Term Passed On Judy Coplon "In Spy Case

Judith Coplon Gets 15 Years For Spy Plot   Gubitchev Sentence Suspended Pending Speedy Deportation

KK KK KS EARTHQUAKE FRIGHTENS PEOPLE OUT OF HOMES iN CENTRAL PHILIPPINES

epenpassatet tne, ..ae bln. name emcianamme! EARTHQUAKE ROCKS CENTRAL PHILIPPINES

Pratt Behind Bars Few Hours 9 Defendants, A ttorney ‘Given Jail Sentences

Student-Slayer Goes On Trial   Edward L. Gibbs, College Senior, Has Confessed “Impulse”? Murder. .

Pennsylvania Seeking Murder Indictment Against Confessed Slayer Of Secretary At College; Trial Is Expected Immediately

Lancaster Murder Case Before Jury   Smee upnawrres Ghee et GRR Sg SUM:  Hundreds Throng Way To Court House See ot tke Dew:

Colossal Quake In Unknown Aree Recorded Today   Scientist Says Toll Will be Great if in Populated Region

PRESBYTERIANS HIT MARRIAGE BY CATHOLIC RULES   ‘Warn Members on Roman Canon Law; Oppose Mercy Killings.

Against Euthanasia  Catholic Marital Terms Opposed By Presbyterians

Presbyterian Assembly Acts On Two Issues   Group Opposed to Law Legalizing Mercy Deaths And to Marriage of Members to Catholics

Presbyterian Church Opposes  Legalizing ‘Mercy Slayings’ gg g yY Saying

March Volume Shows Good Month; Start of Shopping Has Been Slowed

Doilar Volume of Easter Business Expected to Match That Set Up One Year Aqo

N. ©. Cotton   New York Cotton   ieuaammenn Hope for Total to Equal’ 49  Easter Shopping Runs a

~ FINISH PROJECTS   Douglas County 4H Club Members Have Had a .. Busy Summer

Douglas County 4H Club Members Have Had a -.  Busy Summer   ARE BACK IN SCHOOL

WAR INDUSTRY PACT FAVORED    Six European Nations Agree To Form Coal-Steel Allliance for Peace

BRITAIN. OUT OF MINE PACT BY 6 NATION   But It Praises Far-Reaching Agreement en Coal and Steel Production.

SIX E NATIONS JOIN ECONOMY PLAN   Britain Remains Out 0: Alliance Uniting Heavy Induetries

Union Of Former Enemies Given U.S. Blessing   Heavy Industry Could Be Joined For War As Well

Six Kuropean Nations Form New Alliance   Ex-enemies in Common Effort Towards Better Economie Relations

Pool Coal, Steel   Germany, France, Four Others Join; Britain Left Out

Britain Still Keeps Out Of New Pact   Agree On Alliance Te Produce Sinews Of Heavy Industry

Six Countries Agree to French Plan  Britain, However,  Is Left Out

England Avoids Bold, New Plan   Western Germany, Ntaly Are Together

European Countries  Vote For Alliance   Six European Nations, West Germany, Italy, France, Mallen, Belgium And Luxembourg, Agnes Bn, On Coal-Steel Alliance. . -

Six Countries Agree to French Plan  Britain, However, Is Left Out of Coal-Steel Pact

b NATIONS BACK (OAL-STEEL PLAN      EUROPEAN COUNTRIES DE.CIDE TO POOL PRODUCTION OF TWO MATERIALS.

FBI. Nabs Two Spy Suspects In Crackdown.   .Ex-Gl Who Worked O Atom Bomb Project.  ‘Held by Authorities

More Spy Arrests. Believed Probable In Espionage Hunt   FBI Agents Refuse Comment On Reports; Senator Says Yanks. Britons Involved

FB) EXPECTED TO MAKE MORE SPY ARRESTS.   Three Already Arrested Are Mable to Possiblo Death Penslties. for Wartime Espionage, if  : Convicted. *

MORE ARRESTS FOR SPYING ARE FORECAST   : FBI Is Expected To Continue Latest Roundun

FOX SNARED NEAR WHITE HOUSE  No Pink Coats but Hunt in Capital Draws Crowd

‘Cheap War lisurance’ —_  Hershey Calls for Extension On Draft, Unused for Year

Tot Survives 3-Story Fall   Son Of Summerfield Couple Falls From Hospital Window

TAFT ASSAILS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE VIEWS   ‘Calls Claim Of Trouble Prosecuting Labor Heads On Oath Bunk

Needy Now May Get Surplus Food   Eggs and Dried Milk Made Available; Govt. Buying Again.

More Slot Machines Listed  39 Devices Reaistered from Immediate [re:

Allies Smash Reds’ Aug. 31 Victory Plan   Negro Gis Hurl Back Foe in Bitter Hand-to-hand Fight   HERE’S OUR REAL ENEMY  Rabid Red Fatalist Brags of Yanks He Has Killed .

Real Enemy in Korea War Is Vividly Demonstrated ‘By Capture of Lieut. Lee

Hopes For A Cheap Korean Victory Are Abandoned By U.S. Leadership

White House Gives up Hope for Cheap Victory in Korea in Face of Reversals

White House Diseards Cheay Victory Plans   Ground Troops Committed to Drive Out Reds

U.S, ABANDONS HOPE FOR CHEAP VICTORY IN WAR   Defeat of Reds Nat Possible With Only Planes

Plans for Cheap Korean Victory Are Abandoned   "Easy War’ Hopes Are Forgotten With Ground Troop Order

WHITE HOUSE VICTORY PLAN IS ABANDONED   Every Confidence, However, That MacArthur Will Succeed In Korea.

GoW TO CEASE OEAVIGE WHEN TRIKE oTARTS   Walkout of Switchmen Sel for Sunday to Affect 60,000 Workers.

Rails Trim Service as Strike Neal   Lines Facing Walkou Of Switchmen Begin Stopping Trains.

TODDLER UNHARMED AFTER WANDERING FROM PICNIC  Boy, 2, Spends Night in Rattlesnake Marsl

Mayor Orders Police To Nab N.Y. Hoodlum:   Voters Threatened  By Thuge, Alarming Reports Are Cited

a  "Terror-Free" Elections Promised  Hoodlums Are Jailed  In New York Roundup

New York Police Start Drive Against Hoodlum In Torrid Election Contest

160 New Yorkers Arrested in Raids   Gamblers, Vagrants, , Petty Criminals Booked on Vagrancy

Gotham Police Swoop Down On All Hoodlums   Intimidation Of Voters Is Feared; Recall ‘46 Murder

Rail Disaster Probed; 77 Killed 332\njurec   Gov. Dewey Says Preliminary Evidence Points to"'Human Failure” as Cause ‘of. Long Island Tragedy — Expres: ‘Iqnored Warning Signal.   SITUATION "INTOLERABLE"

Dewey Heads Probe Of Long Island Wreck   Impellitteri Also Takes Over Investigation

N. Y. Officials Plan to Check Train Disaster   Governor, Mayor Take Over Command Of Investigation

Probe Train Collision Fatal to 7/7 Persons   Six Separate Investigations Begun Into Wreck 01 Land leland Commuter Trains.

Rail Disaster Due fo Neglect Of Trainmen   4g Train in Which 77 ‘Killed: Went Throug “A Stop Signal

Blame for Long Island Rail Disaster Laid on Engineer of Rear Train

Probe Train Wreck   New York’s Governor Is Aroused by Long Island Railroad Accident that Results in 77 Deaths

‘Human Failure Seen as Cause Of Train Crash   Evidence Indicates Express Ran a Stop Signal, Dewey Says

77 Killed In Long Island R.R. Wreck  Human Failure The   Human Failure Thot Cause of Accident

Indicate A ‘*‘Human  Failure’   Such is Dewey’s Belief in Wreck Costing 77 Lives; Probes Under Way

Rail Probe Uncovers  Negligence   77 Die As Train [onores Sionals

Long Island Road’s Trustees Called to Meeting  Dewey Blames ‘Human Failure’ forWreck

Dewey And Impellitteri Take Personal Command In Probe Of Rail Disaster

New York Mayor, Dewey Take Over RR Crash Probe   2nd Disaster Brings Rising Tide Of Public Indianation

Wreck Blamed On Man Failure  77 1 wae  act ia   77 Lives Lost In Rail Disaster

77 Dead in Long Island Rail Crash   ‘Human Failure’ Seen by Dewey  In Third Disaster In Year on Road

Human Failure’ May Have Caused Long Island Wreck   Investigation Shows Second Train Passed Warning and Stop Signals at Full Speed.

Preliminary Evidence Shows That “A Human Failure” Was Cause of Train Accident Says Gov. Dewey

17 Are Killed, 332 Injured Late Wednesday  Wreck Ile Wor   Wreck Is Worst in U.S. in 7 Years, 2nd On Line This Year

SR SAUTE ES SS BRIS hee  Governor Dewey —_ Cites Catise-of New York Train  Tragedy

‘Human Failure’ Blamed  For Disastrous Train —  Wreck That Killed 77

Train Passed ‘Stop’ Signal   Findings in Inquiry Reported bv Dewev

Train Wreck Due To Human Failure, Gov. Dewey Avers   (Picture on Page 12)

Rail Wreck Investigation Is Underway   ‘Human Failure’ Caused Long Island Rail Mishap,  Preliminary Evidence Indicatec

Joint Investigation Ordered In New York Rail Catastrophe Causing Deaths of 77 Persons

Demand End Of Carnage On Railroad   Public Aroused  By Second Disaster Within a Year on Lona Island Line

Gov. Dewey Directs Rail Crash Probe   Preliminary. Evidence Shows Human Failure ‘Cause of Train Wreck

New York Governor Cuts Short Vacation To Lead One of Probes Ot Disastrous Accident

Dewey Says Human Failure Caused Long Island Wreck; Six Probes Of Disaster Are Under Way Now

Human Failure’  Cause of Wreck  Railroad Trustees Summoned For Dewev’s Disaster Inquiry

77 KILLED, 329 HURT IN LONG ISLAND WRECK   Public Anger Arousec Over Tragic Coll sion on Eve of Thanksgiving Day.   By FREDERICK M. WINSHIP

Push Probes In Long Island’s Rail Disaster Casualty Toll Is  77 Dead And 332 Hurt; More May Die

Public Ire Aroused By Railroad Tragedy   Gov. Dewey To Head One Of Sev eral Investigations Planned Of Wreck : Which Cc ‘laimed 77- Lives Wednesdav

Governor And Mayor Join In Crash Inquiry   Dewey And Impellitteri Cut Vacations To Help Investigate Disaster  In Which 77 Killed

Inquiries Mount In Rail Smashup  ICC Orders Probe; Dewey Takes Action

TRAIN RUNS STOP SIGNAL: 17 DEATHS   Gov. Dewey Takes Charge of Investigation of Second Major Disaster on Long Island Railroad.

 Anvitation lo Morgue’  Hyman Failure Blamed  By Dewey For Disaster

Five Agencies Launch Investigations Into Collision That Took Seventy-Seven Lives

5 Separate Inquiries Ordered As Result Of Long Island Rail Wreck

HUMAN FAILURE 1S BLAMED FOR RAILROAD WRECK   i Dewey To Conduct Full   Probe Of Long Island  ; Disaster   9 HOURS REQUIRED TO REMOVE VICTIMS

Dewey Takes Over Rail Investigation   State, City To Probe Wreck Which Cost 77 Lives So Far

Probes Begin In Rail Wreck That Kills 77   332 Others Injured, With 15 Critical, In J.iong Island Tragedy

. Dewey Blames “Human Failure” ror Train Wreck   National, State, And City Officials Cry For Quick Action

Dewey Lays Rail Wreck to Human Error   National, State, City Officials Call ' For End of Crashes   Picture on Paga 10

Dewey Finds Human Failure In Rail Accident   77 Killed in Long Island Thanksgiving Eve Tragedy

Sixth Train Wreck Probe Is Ordered   Death Toll Now 77; 329 Persons Hurt In New York

Dewey and Mayor Join Train Probe   Cut Vacations Short Fly Home for Rail Wreck Inquiry.

3 Probes Of L. I. Railroad Wreck Begin  77 Killed, 332 Hurt in Thanksgiving Eve Crash of Trains

Gov. Dewey and N. Y. Mayor Lead Inquiry in Railroad Wreck   Cut Skort Vacations To Take Personal Charge OF levestiqation: ICC Orders Sweepin Quiz

GOV., MAYOR PROBE WRECK   Take Personal Command Of Investigation In New York   77 DEAD, 332 ARE HURT

Six Investigations Ordered Into Tragi N. Y. Trai Wreck  ICC, Dewey and   ICC, Dewey and Mayor Impellitteri To Direct Probes

Dewey, Impelliteri To Take Command Of Investigation Of Railroad Tragedy

Dewey, Mayor Probe RR Mishar   77 Killed, 332 Hurt In Train Collision On Thanksgiving Eve

5 Probes Open In Rail Crash Fatal to 77   Gov. Dewey, N.Y. Mayor In Personal Charge of Twe Investigations

PROBE WRECK FATAL 10 77   ‘Human Fatlure’ Blamed For Long Island Tragedy

DEWEY ORDERS FULL PROBE OF TRAIN DISASTER  77 KILLED IN CRASH   77 KILLED IN CRASH OF COMMUTER TRAINS. SECOND THIS YEAR

Dewey Joins In Accident Probe; Death Toll 77   Fifteen Of 332 Injured In Wreck Are  Ceininal

Human Failure Blamed In Rail Deaths Of 77  Long Island’s Rear   Long Island’s Rear Express Sped Past ‘Stop’. Dewey Says

Investigations Open In Train Wreck; 77 Killed, 329 Injured   Goy. Dewey And Mayor Impelliterri Fly Back From Vacations; Crash In Long Island Shocks Public

Human Failure Caused Wreck, Evidence Shows  Gov. Dewey Leads One lnvestiaation

Human Factor Caused Wreck Dewey Says.   Governor of New York Says Evidence Points To “Human Failure”  In Rail Tragedy

‘Human Failure Is Cited Cause Of Rail Disaster   Governor Dewey States That Investigation Shows Long Island Train Wreck Preceded By Warnings

Dewey Charges ‘Human Failure’ Caused /7 Deaths   Six Probes Start into Long Island Railroad Wreck

‘Human Failure’ Said  Cause Of Train Wreck  Dewey Spurs Investigation be New York Ft Se We, TT Veena 200

Long Island Railway Crash Takes 77 Lives; 332 Injured   Below-Zero Wave Smacks Michigan; More Due Tonight

329 Injured, 15 Critical In L. i. Wreck   Public Anger Aroused t« Fever Heat After Commuter Road's Third Bad Wreck in Year.

Train Crash Took  Lives Of 77 Persons Some Investigators Began Probing

Governor, Mayor Command Probes Ot Island Wreck   77 Die, 332 Are Injured; 60 Victims Remain In Hospital

 Officials Head Probes  Death Toll Of Long Island Wreck Feared To Exceed 77      Accidental Deaths Snap Holiday Mark

Dewey Heads Inquiry Into — Train Wreck That Killed 77   “HUMAN FAILURE,” SAYS DEWEY

‘Human Failure Blamed for Rail Crash Fatal to 77   Six Probes are Started Into N. Y. Tragedy

REPORT TRA WENT THROUGH RED SIGNALS   \ Five Investigations ; Launched Into ‘Loria island Disaster

Cites ‘Human Failure’ for Rail Disaster   Governor Dewey Promises Quick End to Carnage On Long Island System

Probe Started in New York   Long Island Trains Collide at Kew Garden:

STRIKE ENDS Continued on Page Four   Former Dubuquer New Collector of internal Revenue

Many Fatalities on Highways Puts Total for Year Closer to Mark at This Time Last April

Past Weekend Worst of '50 For Oklahoma   Nine Persons Killed in Traffic Accidents During Easter Weekend

OVERBEATED STOVE   ‘Vinson Says Army Needs Soldiers. Not Scholars

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In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Current Draft Law Aiming at  Non-Veterans Aged 19 to 25

#zere's A Clear Picture iLarsen Tells All About The Draft: First Men Will Go About September

CONVICTED MAN PLANS APPEAL  Maragon Sentenced To Federal Prison On Two Perjury Counts

cro MAN PLANS APPEAL _ Maragon Sentenced To Federal Prison On Two Perjury Counts

Blizzard Hits Western Areas   Roaring Storm Recalls °49 Disaster; Montana, Wvoming Hit

New Blizzard Strikes West   Snow, Winds, Cold  Pour Inte Montana

Weekend Death Toll Hits 290: Figure Ils Low   Blizzard Strikes West and Begins Moving Across Plains; Mar v Shootings Reported.

Storm Pours Info Montana And Wyoming   Bad Weather Over Nation Reduces Tol In Accident Deaths

1251 Persons Killed in New  Year’s Accidents; Blizzard. Hits West. Heads Eastward

Tax Bill Fight Breaks Out Anev   Mills Says Levy On Profits Should Be Considered by Itself

YOUTHS FROM 18 NATIONS PACK HISTORIC SITE  Truman Urges Nation’s Scouts To Work Toward World Co-Operation. Scores ‘Hate’ Campaian

Terracing Units Are Again Busy   Rain Revives Hopes Of The Farmers In The Dry-As-Dust Wheat States

Rains Douse Dust Threats In Southwest   Hope Of Fair Crops In Kansas, Okla., Texas Revived

U.S. Troops Pull Back to New Line of Defense   ‘Mighty Mo.' Joins Fleet Protecting the Vital Hungnam Harbo

n Turned Pale:  ‘Smoke Clouds From Canadian Fires ‘Amaze, Alarm People in Kingsport

Refugees Stream Out of Flood — Area Once More   Roads Covered, New Madrid Under Water, Expect Levees to Holc

Strip Artist, Police, Rutland (Vt.) Citizens All Looking for ‘Elmer’

Where To Find It!   Soviets Use Agents to Lure  Trade of Western Germany

Reds Make New Bid for Germany  Allied Offic ials See  ‘ew Economic Maeve

WEST GERMANY TRADE SOUGHT BY RUSSIANS   Kremlin In New Bid To Draw West Into Soviet Economie Orbit

Soviets Again Eye Germany  Agents Drumming Up West Republic Trade

Attlee, Truman Schedule First Meet Monday   Briton Says Soviet Can‘t Drive Wedge Between Allies

CRITICAL WAR SITUATION TO BE DISCHSSED   Conference, Originally Scheduled For Tomorrow, Starts This Afternoon — Report Says Attlee Will Urge U. S. to Withdraw From Korea.

Red T: roops Drive Deeper Into Invaded Republic   Weary, Retreating South Korean: Rallied for Stand Against Reds

AERIAL DEFENSE OF U. S. EXPECTED * TO HAVE PRIORITY   RUSSIAN QUESTION

Security Plans Being Readied, Says President   Traitors And Saboteurs Will Get Prompt Attention.

Not Planning To Use Atom, Truman Says  Alsa Tells Of Steps To Handle Traitors, Saboteurs In Crise

Senator laff Wins Re-Electior By Large Vote  avernar lLaueche   Governor Lausche Is Also Re-Elected By Voters In Ohio

Sen. Bob Taff Wins Smashing Victory In Ohio  "Mr. Republican’ Licks Labor-Backed  ae tl eee

Second Boost Of $3,500,000 Effective July {   State PSC Decision Orders Company to Improve Services

But Demands That Service Be Improved   Finds Revenues Not Keeping Pace With Higher Costs

Telephone Bills Will Go Up After First of July   PSC Authorizes Second Rate Increase Since War for the Company.

COMMISSIONS ARE ARMS Truman’s Reorganization  Plans Face More Trouble

Railroad Unions Discuss Possible Strike Action   Brotherhoods Want an Additional Fireman on Multiple-Unit Diesels

TO VISIT NINE COUNTIES  Ed Arn To Spent Next Week i Eastern Kansas

BOAT TRIP TO TOPEKA   Five Men in Motor-Powered Craft Made Trip in Two Hours

RECIPIENT OF SERVICE AWARD FROM JAYCEES   Unanimous Selection o! Judges From Several Nominations

May Derail $3 Billion — Aid Measure   Demos To Answer With Acheson's Direct Appeal

TAFT ATTACKS POINT FOUR IN TRUMAN PLAN   Senate Republicans Challenge Anew President’s Foreign Policies.

GOP Senators Rap Point 4 In New Blast   Acheson To Appeal To Congress at Informal Meeting

Twin Tank Drives  Hit Near Yongdong   Communists Claim Cities Near Tip of South Korea— TS. Navv in Yellow Sea

Report Line Near Taejon Is Holding   Infiltrating Tactics Peril Elements of First Cavalry

Reds Throw Thousands At Center of Line  M’ Arthur Reports Attempt to Encircle Americans Faile

Situation Very Serious, Division Head Reports; Rail Center Is Shelled

Temperatures   Fight Rages Around Rail Center of Yongdong; Bid At Encirclement Blocked

Yanks Beat Off Red Drive To Crack Center Battle Line South Of Taejon

Attempt To Break Line Is Replused   U. 8. Soldiers. Fighting Gamely To Save Strategic Rail Center —Reds Using Thousands Of Troops   SITUATION ADMITTED TO BE VERY SERIOUS

Center Line Standing Pat At Yongdong   Desperate Fighting Seeks To Save Strategic Rail Center

ATTEMPTS TO) CIRCLE FLANK ARE REPULSED   Desperate Fight at Yongdong Whose Situation Is Reanorted Seriatc.

Fight Desperately  To Save y Rall Center Of Yone       Extreme Flanks Penetrated By Reds

ATTACKERS FAIL TO BREAK LINES TO RAIL CENTER   American Forces Fight Desperately and Stave Off Repeated Assaults; Encircling Moves Continue To Gain Ground; Situation Serious.

Commies Fail In Attempt To Encircle American Force; Situation Reported Serious

Vital Rail Center 23 Miles Southeast of Taejon Under Heavy Fire; Reds Advance — All Down West Coast to Port City of Mokno

— BIG PUSH —  Reds Fail To Crack New Line   ENEMY GAINS AROUND FLANKS

Attempt to Encircle Is Frustrated   Gen. Gay Says Situation Serious

tnemy Attempts To Break Nuclear Positions Fail   U. S. Fighting Hard tc Save Strategic Rail Center of Yonadond

Underground Gas Explosion Kills One In Seattle   Eight Others Injured As City Mains Shoot Flames 20 Feet High

Blast Rocks Seattle Area   Underground Gas Main Explodes, Killing One Man: Many Others Hurt

Underground Blast Kills Seattle Man  Injures Eight Others, Binning aut Sidewalk

Witness Says Stimson = Stopped Reds  Wallace Scheduled to Appear at Inquiry Today

Youth Deserts From East German Red Police To Escape Conscription For Fighting In Korea

Copan Just Kindergarten Stuff   Old-Time Mobs Fail to Measure Up to Today's Ganas

Another Crime Probe Planned   Basic Causes to Be Hunted in a Survey

Kefauver Says Committee Will Follow Up Juvenile Survey With Inquiry

Basic Cause Of Criminal To Be Topic Of Senators   Crime Committee Completes Probe Of Juvenile Data

Utility Seized In New Jersey   Strikebound Electric, Ga Firm Grabbed by State

New Jersey Seizes Utility in Strike  Acts to Restore Electric Service «

‘Call Ma Madam’ Pleases  Pearl Mesta. Maraaret and Mrs. Truman at Play

More Troubles For Lucky Lud   Destroyer Off N. J. Without Any Power

Bridges On Trial by ClO In Red Purge   ILWU Faces Ouster From Parent Union In Communist Cleanup

YOUTHS ASMIT FAIRLAND ACTS   Quartet Held in Missouri Tell Of Burglary Series In 3 States

Flood of Desertions Reported From Russian Zone ‘People’s Police’

Russian Zone “People’s Police” Are Being Hampered By Desertion Flood

Heath Cracks At Bulgaria   U.8. Minister Speaks Bit terly Of Charges He Served As Snv.

THRU IRON CURTAIN   U. S. Minister Leads Dele gation Out of Red Dom inated Bulgaria

500 China Reds Land On Island ButMeetDefeat   Nationalists Say Tuvasion Try At Taitan Island Is Repulsed

Chinese Erase Red Invaders  Communists Land : On Island Near Amn.

Initial Bite . ForBenefits IsNotHeavy   Deduction Made for New State Disability Law; Employer Also Adds to Special Fund   Ends June 30   Dewey te Explain Law Next Fridays; Some Jobs Excluded

SRE Morons Nes es nea PS  Here’s Reason For New Bite On Your Pay

State Workers Feel Bite of New Pay Deduction   Disability Benefits Get 6-Month Start Before Operation

INDIA STARTS WORK ON PEACE SETTLEMENT   Given Until Tuesday To Draft Proposal For U.N. Council

INDIA SETS TO WORK ON PEACE PLAN  Small Power Committee Would Get Task   Small Power Committee Would Get Task of Working Out Korean Settlement.

India Sets Out to Draft Peace Plan  Malik’s Surprise Session Big Flop

U. S: Census District Office To Accept Applications for Enumerator Jobs

BombMight Be Issue in  Anglo Vote   Laborites, Conservatives Called for Attempt to Head Off Use of Explosive   Eden Is Heard      7 Radford Speech Takes   Notice of Distrust of  Wank”

Churchill Tells British Voters Their Choice Is Between Reqimenfation and Freedom

Full-Scale Intervention In Korean War Is Indicated  China Whips Up U.S. Ha tred

Communist China Gives Every Indication of Full Scale Intervention in War

Red China Plans Role In Korea   Thousands Already Are Battling Against UN In Yalu River Area.

Chinese Communists Preparing Full-Scale Intervention in War  Ce Fl Bian 6 een   Step Up Propaganda To Soften Peopie, UN  Action Is Question

Hordes of Reds ‘Already at War   Soviet Propaganda Drive Launched To Support War Against U.N.

Army Battles To Save Levee   Thousands Fleeing Rising Mississippi

New Missisaippl’ "Floodway May be Opencd to Spare Highly-Popus lated Riverside Areas — Bight ways Fanimed in Mass Evacu1

U.S. Ambassador Lives isolated Life in Moscow   No Coninact With the People Is Possible; His Travel ls Restricted

Slain Girl Traced To  Diner   Identified In Town 60 Miles From Kazoo

Glenn McCarthy’s 17- Year-Old Daughte: Is Wed To Son Of Houston Cobbler

McCARTHY WON’T TALK  Daughter of Millionaire Marries Son of Cobbler

Daughter of Rich Oil Man  ” Elopement  71... .. Tt tet AA awh   Glenna Lee McCarthy Weds a Rice Football Player

‘Communist Leader and Pals Under Arrest   Group Is Held for Investigation After Pick-up in Oklahoma

Reds’ Premier Orders ‘Fight To A Finish’   Road Center’s Fall Marks Nine-Mile Advance Over Line

Wide Drive Sent Toward Pyongyang   Six Divisions : Moving Northward

STATE ORDERS FRANKLIN ~ COUNTY RELIEF CLEANUP   Public Aid Commission Threatens to Withhold Funds from Four Townships Following Newspaper Campaign by Young Christopher Editor.

UNITED NATIONS MASSING MIGHTY FORCE ON BORDER FOR EXPECTED KNOCKOUT

Allied Force In Sight of Rod Korea   Two Divisions Smash Into  _Kaesong 2 Miles South  Of 38th; Southern Army Pushing for Wonsan

Within Sight Ot West Red Border   Two Allied Divisions Con tinue Drive to Knock out ‘Communists   SMASH INTO KAESONC   SMASH LNIO KARLSUNG  Second Division Poised 26 Miles East of the City

Mighty Force Massed for Knockout Punch   U. S. First Marines Are Regrouping For Coming Drive

More Allied Troops Near 38th Parallel   U.N. Forees Mass Mighty Group For Knockout Punch

So. Koreans Now  90 Miles North   Mighty United Nations Force Is Ready  To Invade Communist Territory Soon RY RITCCETT RRINES

Iwo Divisions Soon May Cross In Big Campaign  Kaesong Seized by. eet Cavelev tlaié

G.I.'s Take Town Just Below Line   First Cavalry in Wes Wins Kaesong, Two Miles from 38.

Allied Divisions Reach Within Sight Of Border; South Koreans Push Over

IST CAVALRY TAKES TOWN: OF KAESONG      Smash Into Town 2 Miles From 38th Parallel on Main Road to ‘Red Capital.   READY FOR EAST BORDER CROSSING   Ist" Cavalry and Korean Sth Set for Jumpoff: 3 Korean Divisions Advance in West,

Ist Cavalry ** Into Kaesong Near Border   UN Approval Of ' Korea Peace Plan Expected Today- ©

J. S. Troops All Set For Invasion   First Cavalry ] Takes Town _ Two Miles From 38th Parallel

Americans Hold  Positions Along  Mythical Border Republic Troops Still on Advance  ae so lie me

Push Across Expected Soon; First Cavalry Seizes City of Kaesong   South Korean Troops Stab Closer to Wonsan, Eastern “Anchor of Red Defense Line

South Koreans Crose to! Wonsan In 90.- -Mile; Drive Up East Coassi

First_ t_Cavalry_( Gaptures_Keso                Two Miles South of Parallel 38

Allied Troops Near North Korea Border   Ist Cavalry Smashes Into © Town Two Miles From Line

Allies’ Closer To North   Troops on West Drive -To Border; South Koreans Nearer Wosan A: IJIN Forces Mass ,

South Koreans in North Rolling Close to Wonsar   U.S. Planes Hammer Reds’ Feverish Eftort To Build Up Defenses

Kaesong, Two Miles South of 38th Parallel, Taken by Allies; Mass Troops for Final Blow.   SOUTH KOREANS 90 MILES IN RED KOREA

Allied Troops in Sight of Border; Ready for Drive   South Koreans Stabbing Close To Wonsan Line

} South Korean Units Already Over Border; U, S. Marines Regrouping For Next Assignment

Kaesong, Near Border, Taken By 1st Cavalry   Bombers And Fighters Rip Red Supply Lines; Resistance To Allied Pushes Light

Two Allied Divisions Con. tinue Drive to Knockout ‘Communists   SMASH INTO KAESONC   Second Division Poised 26 Miles East of the City

Cavalrymen Surge  To Red Boundary   Western Korea Advances Scored As Roks Move Nearer to Wonsan

First Cavalry Takes Kaesong  Near Parallel   B-29’s Disrupt Red Supply Lines With Tons of Time Bombs

May Soon Drive Into  Red Korez   Yanks’ First Cavalry Captures Kaesong Two Miles South Of Parallel

Allies At Border; May Go Across   Mighty Forces of Allies Mass For Expected Knockout Punch

Division Replaces Marines, Storms Kaesong, Two Miles South of 38; Free Korean Drive Nears Wonsan

Hennings Wins by. 4,132, Official Count Reveals .   Margin Increased Slightly Over Unolticial Total: 200.788 Votes for Donnell.

Hennings is  Nominee by  4.132 Votes   Official Count on Missouri Vote Been Completed

Union Heads Study Steel Wage Raise   Unofficial Guesses Run As High As 25 Cents An Hour

ON FARM BUREAU   Judge Means Ordérs Frankfin County to Cease State Dues .

RULES AT OTTAWA ON FARM BUREAU   Judge Means Ordérs Frank. lin County to Cease  State Dues   AGAINST A TAX LEVY

OUT OF PUSAN BRACHHRAD   Only “Disorganized Resistance” Reported at Former South Korean Capital.  BULLETIN

ARMY VICTORY CLOSE SQUEAK OVER STANFORD   California Ekes Through Close Win; Texas To Cotton Bowl

Illini Moves Within Step Of Rose Bow!   Ohio State Beaten; Army Tops Indians 7-0 In Driving Rain   Final Scores

Romania’s Diplomats Restricted   Limited to Area 35 Miles Beyond Nation’s Capital

Romanian Diplomats Hedged In   Ordered by U.S. Not to Go Over 35 Miles From Capital.

U.S. Puts Limit On Movements Of Romanians   Diplomats Restricted To Washington Area; Others Face Action

Put Restrictions on Romanian Envoys Like Those on Americans at Bucharest

U.S. Places Limit  Qn Movements Of  Romanian Envoys   Diplomats Are Restricted  To Washington Area As  Reprisal For Red Move.

U.S. Restricts ~ Romania Staff   Retaliaiory Ban Is Placed On Envoys’? Movements

ROMANIAN. DIPLOMATS CANNOT TRAVEL FAR   . & Limits Them Te An Area 35  Miles Beyond District Of  Columbia.

ee eg eee eee Ok OTA SENATOR REPORTS SUB-COMMITTEE APPROVAL  Canadian River Project Is Given New Boost As Demo And GOP Solons Get Behind Proposal —

SENATOR REPORTS SUB-COMMITTEE APPROVAL Canadian River Project Is Given New Boost As Demo And GOP Solons Get Behind Proposal

Administration Pulls Out of Luxury Home Financing in Move to Curb Inflation Sparked = by Korean War.

Restaurant Men To Send Letters To Officials In 90 Counties Giving Their Side Of Slot War

Tito s Policies Get Decisive Vote Approval   Premier’s Error With Ballot Gives Slav Leader Big Laugh

Column Left   * ... a chiel’s amang ye tekin’ notes and faith!  he'll print it... ”—Burns.

BENNETT RAPS FOES IN PARTY   Displeased at Criticism B; Young Democrats

WIFE STABBED; VETERAN HELD   Wisconsin Woman Slain  At Parents’ Home

\Find Pajama-Clad Body on Porch . Charge H usky Vet With Knife Slaying of Estranged Mate

Shortage Felt  As Merc Drops; Violence Hares   Telephone Situation Becomes Acute As WE Rejects Meet

B-29, Its Engines Failing Rams _Into Earth; 60 Persons Are Hurt In Explosion of Bombs an Plane

Time Runs Out 60 Seconds Too Soon For Ill-Fated Bomber; 17 Men Perish

B-29 Crash Kills 17 Men At Army Base   Sixty Hurt as Superfort Falls Near Trailer Area With 500 Pound Bombs,   Gen. Travis Killed

Plane Crash, Blast Kill 17, Injure 60   Explosion After Bomber Falls Levels Trailers at Air Base

Tragic B-29 Air Crash Kills 17   Others Injured As Pilot Misses Safe Landing by Mere Matters of Seconds

DIE IN B-29 CRASH   17 Known Dead in Landing Disaster on California Field

17 Dead, 60 Hurt as B-29 Crashes Near Trailer Camp   Noshua Girl at California Base

Seventeen Die in B-29 Crash   Sixty Seconds Spell Death For 17 Air Force Men On Crippled Piana

Less Than Sixty Seconds Spells Death for 17 Air Force Men As Crippled Bomber Explodes

‘17 Men Killed, Two Missing,   In B-29 Crash   Superfort Explodes 4« Big Plane Atlempts Takeoff At Califorma  Airpor'!

17 Dead, 2 Missing, 60 Hurt As Bomber Crashes, Explodes   Trailer Camp Area In California Is Levelled

Air Tragedy Snuffs Out 17 Lives   Sixty Others Injured, Two Missing as a B-29 Loaded With Bombs,  Crachac and EK yvninder

Issue Points Up Split In U.S. Policy   82nd Congress To Be Confronted With  Knowland Campaign

3$ Senators Demand Aid For China  Republicans Toke ft aad In Pas   Republicans Take Lead In Petition To Conaress

HELP DEMANDED FOR FREE CHINA   Next Congress Will Get Appeal For Military Aid For Nationalists—Test Lost In Senate.

38 Senators Demand Aid For China   Republicans Take Lead In Petition To Congress:

Aid to Chiang Move Loses In Senate Test   Knowland Promises to  Revive Issue When  New Congress Meets

Says M’Carthy Charge Untrue   Loyalty Files Were Not Tampered With

Cold Wave Will Extend All Way To Gulf Coast   Day After In Sharp Contrast To Warm “Thanksgiving Day

Graham Leaders In Talks Tonight   Plan Heavy Barrage; Albright In Nashville

ToNominate City Officers Monday   Three Races Set in Mayor, Council Positions Here

Michael Lee Loyalty to Be Checked   Investigators Ask fo Files on Commerce Dept. Official.

Probers Seek Files on Lee   Senator Charges Official Delaved Aid to Chiang

Senate Probers Are Seeking Files On Govt. Official   Three Agencies’ Record Sought On Commerce Department Employe

Dulles Named  Top Adviser  To Acheson Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Going Again

Dulles Accepis Post as Policy Adviser   Move Is Launched to Bolster Bi-Partisan Setup

Dulles Accepts State Aide Job       an Foreign Policy pected to Ensue

Dulles Accepts Consultant Role For Sake of United Foreign Policy

Dulles Accents Consultant Job, Aiding Acheson  Bipartisan Move Made To Strengther

Dulles Chosen ~ Acheson Aide   New York Republicar Gets A Top State De“partment Poct?

DullesName Top Advisor To Acheson  Move Bolsters Bi-Partisan Foreien Policy

Rail Strike Effects Hit More Areas   Express Agency Clamps Embargo On 15 States

Flares Seen In Baltic; Hope For 10 Lost U. S.  Airmen Again Revived

Canadian Strike Talks Resumed;  Crisis Is Near   Prime Minister Holds Parley; Food, Fuel and Power Shortages Seen

Navy fo Punish Grommelin for Being Critical  =: Furloughs Officer  el a; Ee +: Come

Crommelin Furloughed From Navy   War Hero Flier Disciplined For Blasting Pentaqor

Navy Decides to Punish Captain Crommelir By Half-Pay Furlough, No Court Martial

Navy Decides To Punish Capt. Crommelin With Indefinite Furlough At Half-Pay

Capt. Crommelin Furloughed at Half-Pay in Punishment Action   Move Amounts to  Involuntary Datiramant at A”

CROMMELIN 10 BE PUNISHED   Navy To Furlough Critic Of Pentagon Policies At Half-Pay

NAVY OFFICIAL IS PUNISHING SEVERE CRITIC   Captain Crommelin Fur loughed Indefinitely At Half Pay

Navy Officer fs Punished   Capt. Crommelin Furloughed at Helf Pay — No Court Martial Trial,

Navy Will Punish Captain Gommelir   Defiant Critic of Armed Forces Policies to Be Furfoughed ot Half Poy

Navy fo Punish Capt. Crommelin   To Be Furloughed at Half Pay for Ranpnina Policies

Navy Will Punish Caplain Crommelin  Defient Critic of Armed   Defiant Critic of Armed Forces Policies to Be Furloughed at Half Pay

Furloughed on Half Pay   ry so Severe Critic of Pentagon Policies

Crommelin Blames Army And Air Force General Staffs For Half Pay Furlough

NavyBenches Crommelin For Criticism      Fiery Flier Is Ordered Furloughed At Half Pay; Plan No Trial

Furloughed Indefinitely On Half-Pay   Action Amounts to Forced Retirement

Pentagon Critic Retired at 47   Capt. John Crommelin Punished by Navy for Talking Too Much

Navy Punishes Capt. Crommelin   Persistent Critic  Furloughed For Indefinite Period

Navy To Furlough J. G. Crommelin  Critic Of Pentagon Policies Gets Leave

N avy Orders F urlough for  Crommelin   Punishment Is Meted Out To Critical Captain for His ‘Prejudicial Actions

TAXES WILL BE HIGHER, SAYS JOHNSON, IN GIVING REALISTIC TAX PICTURE; ONE OF THE QUERIES IS WHO WILL BE HIT THE HARDEST   By Valcolm Johnson

WHAT WE FACE:   Higher Taxes For Years To Come Face U.S. For Defense Costs

‘What We Face’ as Analyzed by INS Reporter ‘Americans Can Make Up Minds ‘Now They'll Pay Higher Taxes

West Continues Alert in Berlin   Blocking of Threatened ‘Putsch’' Held Major Victory for Allied Nations

INGRIL) BERGMAN MARRIED BY PROX)   ACTRESS AND ROSSELLINI UNITED BY CEREMONY LN JUAREZ, MEXICO.

Presidential Board Speeds Inquiry In Effort To End Coal Strike Early

KOREAN CIVILTANS FLEE SOUTHWARD   MORE THAN 5.00,000 MOVE IX ADVANCE OF CHINESE RED ARMIES.   By BILL SHINN and WITTawyt J WAtGcH.

Koreans in Turmoil as Reds Move In   Millions Even in Nort]   Millions Even in Nortk Fleeing Before the Communists.

Government Maj Ask For Truce In Phone Tieup  Threatened Strike Is Due To Begin Next Wednesday

U.S. May Ask Phone Truce  Officials Ponder Move To Avert Walkout

Telephone Strike Due Wednesday  Government May Seek Truce Ty Halt Walkan

Short Week Continues Elsewhere   UMW Members Walk Out Of One Mine

 mapgmNNNNRERENNNS’ entra, cgumamamigmiamemmmmanaal GAMBLING HOUSES PADLOCKED AT AKRON

‘Six Deaths, Three Kidnappings, 500 Arrests /Set Stage for Vital South Korea Elections

KOREAN REPUBLIC VOTES TOMORROW IN NATIONAL POL!   Forty-Two Candidates Jailed tn Campaign Marked  re ees

B-C-l To Award South Koreans  Diplomas To 4? Sel For ‘Quiet  Seniors Toniaht Vote Tuesday

VIOLENCE RATE OFF IN KOREA   Only Six Deaths Attributed To Politics on Eve of National Voting

William P. Hawthorne Dies at Brookfield   Services Will Be Held Friday at Meadville.

Union Goes On Trial In U.S. Court   Plead Not Guilty, Waive Jury; Then Recess Is Taken

Jury Waived In Suit Over T-H Orders   Proceedings Halt As Unionist Talks To Mine Operators

United Mine Workers on Trial For Contempt   Deaperate, 1 1th pHouy Effort Td' Sé Crippling Soft pat Strike Fails

Rayburn Predicts Swift Legislation For Mine Seizure if Asked By Truman

DPEN TIAL OM CONTEMPT UF  COURT CHARGE   Negotiations Recessed After Short Session, Subject to Quick Recall.

Recess Ordered By Judge Keech   Lewis Not Present As Mine Workers Go On Trial For Refusing To Work

Parley Halts AsMineUnion Faces Court   Plea of Innocent Is Filed by UMW; Request For Dismissal Denied

Only Union, Not Lewis Faces Trial   Trial by Jury Is Waivered By Union Lawyers

Contempt Trial Opens With UMW Presenting Formal Plea Of Not Guilty; Hearing Abruptly Recessed   DONORA MILL ORDERS ADDITIONAL CUTBACK

Unusual Sunday Negofiations Fail To End Deadlock   Postponement Is At Request of Government

JUDGE REFUSES PLEA 10 DROP U.S. CHARGES  Counsel for Coal Diggers’ Union Waives      “Younsel for Coal Diggers’ Union Waives Right to Jury Trial In Court.

Truman Talks Over Crisis —  With Leaders   12-Hour Sunday Parley Fails; Legislation To. Seize Pits Considered

News Day And Night   Not Responsible For Action Of Individuals, Claim Of Union’s Chiefs   Government Seeks Owens As Witness   Lewis, At Funeral Of His Brother. Absent From Hearing’s Opening

Recess Called In UMW Coal Contract Talks   United Miners Enter ‘Not ©-ilty’ Plea At Contempt Trial

Talks Halted in Coal Strike as Trial Begins   Not Guilty, Lewis Union Pleads; U. S, Crisis  { Pee, (ae

Coal Dickering Suspends Today: Union Is on Tria}   Recess Is Called After 15-minute Session at Washington: UMW Pleads Not Guilty.

Temperatures   Union Enters Not Guilty Plea and Waives Jury Trial: Recess Called To Permit Calling U.M.W. Official

Collision Kills 4 Near Pontiac  Fifth Youth In Auto Also Near Death

Budget Deadlock Ends As Senate Surrenders   Republican Spokesman Describes Break in Lengthy Stalemate in Boston as "Government by Shotgun" — De.   clares it Still "Reeks of Waste."   AMENDMENTS WITHDRAWN

Angry Mother Gets Even With Motorist   Throws Gravel at Speeder, Driver Cut By Glass ©

An Example of What Might Happen If the U. S. Should  Televise European Sities

‘Legion and Auxiliary ‘To Install Officers i\Next Thiure Meeting

Legion and Auxiliary To Install Officers Nayvt Thirrce Meaacting

-. ALLEGED COMMUNISTS— .  Suspend Eight New York Teachers In Red Probe

NYC Suspends Eight Teachers Aiter Red Probe   Teachers Refuse to Say If They Are, or Are Not Communists

Suspend Eight School Teachers  Results Of Red Probe In New York System

MARKET TAKES SPEEDY PLUNGE  Var Jecrac Dartina In Hoaee      Key Issues Decline In Heavy Trading: Ticker Tape Unable To Keep Up:

Thompson Flips Hat Into Ring for Governor   1948 Candidate Will Make Run, Democrat Session Notified

Party Is Asked To ‘String Along’ Until Candidate Recovers From Pneumonia

Thompson Enters Race for Governor   Decision Snags AFL Move to Draft Fairchild

Thompson Is in Governor Race   Asks DOC to Bear With Him; He’s III

B-29 Crashes Into Houses “All Six Airmen Killed   All Six Airmen Killed And 2 Persons Injured In Lebanon. Ill.. Mishap

B-25 FALLS IN CITY; HOUSE DESTROYED   Blazing Bomber’: .Crashes Soon After Takeoff. From Scott: Field; “AIL in: ‘Craw Die. .   MISSES CHURCH AND © ~~ PLOWS INTO TREE   Family of Five Away From  Home When House is Struck; Neighbor Hurt By Debris.

Bomber Falls Into Tree, Six  Persons Killed  Drops Between Houses, One is

*IR FORCE B-2 KILLS CREW IN LEBANON CRASH  STRIKES A bape? ed  MOroirmora TiAl

‘Woman Claims 7th Vision of Virgin Mary; ISome of 50.000 in Crowd Say Sun ‘Whirled’

‘Vision Visit Claimed Again   Housewife Declares Virgin Mary Came To Her Saturday

Priest Says He Saw Sun Whirl During Wisconsin Housewife’s “Last Audience” With Virgin Mary

Mrs. Van Hoof Revived, Repeats Earlier Story of Prayers for Russ   Newsmen Fail to See Heavenly Sign   30,000 Stand In Rain As Necedah Farm Wife Relates Her Message

PRIEST SEES SUN WHIRL -— Wisconsin Farm Woman Sees Seventh Vision

50,000 Jam Farm Where Woman Says She Received Seventh Message From Mother of Jesus

. Collapses Before Farm Shrine  30,000 Watch as Woman Says She Sees Vision of Virgin Mary

Farm Wife Claims New Signs From Virgin Mary; Sun Seen To Whirl-Except by Newsmer

Virgin Appears To Woman  : ee   Sun Whirls Overhead, Priest Declares

PRIEST SAYS SUN. JUMPED 7 Jog Farm Wife Tells “ ‘LastMessageFrom Virgin,’ Collapses.

‘Payoff Scandal’ Rocks New York Republican Drive   Democratic Claim That Dewey Made $70,000 ‘Deal’ With Hanley May Provoke Action In Court; Senate Group Asked To Probe Payoff Election Promises

‘Scandal’ lsHeaded ForCourts   Chiefs Of Both Parties Threaten Fight Over The ‘Hanley Letter.’

Dewey Charged With Making Payoff Promises   Rep. Lynch Claims New York Governor Is Guilty of Felony

Dewey ‘Payoff? Incident Ma y Go to Courts   Beth Dems, GOP Talk Action On Claims of *Bartering’ Offices

BLAST BY ED ARN   G.0.P. Candidate Criticizec Vote Record of His Opponent

Truman Foes Join in Try To Stall Bills  GOP-Dixiecrat Body Seeks New Rule ; eee BE ee Tce: FEN col

Move Threatens Truman Program   Coalition Seeks to Bottle Bille in Camnijttee

COALITION MAY WRECK TRUMAN FAIR DEAL PLAN   Republicans, Southern Democrats Unite To Control House

Truman Prograrr Threatened by Coalition Drive   Southern Democrats Join Republicans On Rules Change

GOP-Dixie Combine May Control House  Truman Program Can Be Defeated

Pirate Treasure... Gold Hunters Offered Way To Ease Job   —BY CHRIS MacGlLi— ' (Fee Hal Rarie)

Storms Pound Western U. S.: N.Y. Is Warm   Blizzards, Floods Tornadoes in West

Blizzards And Tornadoes Hit Areas In U.S.   East Basking In Record-Breaking Warm Weather

Blizzards Occur In West Today: Large Area Hit   Tornadoes, Floods and ice Storms Are Reported; Levee in Illinois Is Broken.

Storms Lash ‘West As East Basks In Heat   Minnesota, Northwest Pounded By Blizzards: Snow Piles Up Traffic

‘Winter Hurls 4-Way Punch At West U.S.   Blizzards, Tornadoes Sweep Wide Sectors; East Unusually Warn

Freakish Weather Warms East   Ice Blankets Large Sections  In Mid-West

Tibet Invaders Nearing Capital   Boy Ruler Offered Asylum in India

Supertorts Carry Air War Brunt  Bad Weother Limits Air Activity Sharply

K. U. WILL CLOSE UNIVERSITY HIGH   [s Part of Reorganization of the School of  Education   TO OFFER NEW DEGREE

Is Part of Reorganization of the School of  Education   TO OFFER NEW DEGREE

Says 3 Million Farmers Reports New  Get Under $1,000 Yearly Threats To

Combined Aid Bill Approved   Measure To Help Korea, Formosa Is  Ok’d By Group

MISSING PLANE FOUND; 10 DEAD   AMERICAN MISSIONARY SHIP WENT DOWN IN JUNGLES OF VENEZUELA,

Eisenhower In Line For Allied Defense Post   Atlantic Trea ty Head: Want World Figure  As Chairman

Temperatures   Choice of Supreme Coordinator Brings Up Names of Eisenhower, Harriman: Red Advances Feared

Atlantic Pact States May Pick ‘Ike to Head Little Security Council

Gen. Eisehower Being Considered To Lead Group  W. Averell Harriman Also Among Top Americans Discussed

18 Wounded ina Shotgun Ambush   Negro Workmen on Way to Struck Plant

18 Are Wounded in Strike Ambush   Negro Workers Hit Rv Shotgcuns

South Korea Suspends Mass Executions Until i Sentences Are Reviewed

Koreans Are Happy in Ruined Seoul, Sure That U. N. Will ‘Restore City

With Many Essential Cogs Missing, Life in Seoul Grinds to a Sten

Seoul, Capital of Korea, Is Nothing But Ruins But lts People Remain Happy.

Reports 200,000 Chinese Troops In North Korea   Gen. MacArthur Says "We Now Face An Entirely New War’

Milk Is Dumped, Driver Beaten At Pittsburgh   “Shots Exchanged  In Tennessee; L.A. Strike Ends

Violence Marks Labor Disputes  Shooting Reported in Tennessee Row

Bullets, Stones, Fists Rip At Strike Picture Across United States

Labor War Minister Challenged As Red By English Paper   Press Dares Strachey To Prove Claims He Was Never An Active Communist

Paper Challenges Strachey to Cite Any Repuciation  sk mgt: .*.l   Dares British Official To State When He Quit Communism

British Conservative Press Claims ‘Cabinet Member Follows Communist:

TORY PRESS HITS WAR MINISTER   Strachey Asked to Prove! He's No Red

Truman Prepares For Political  Speech Tonight   Radio Networks, TV To Air Chicago Talk As Tour Ends

President Holds Political Court: Prepares Speech   Truman Enthusiastic As Party Pageant Nears Climax

Truman Holds Cour At Chicago Before Big Rally Speech  Bubbles Over with Enthusiasm at End Of Western Tour

Truman Tour Endsin Chicago Speaks Tonight   Holding Political Court In Hotel Room Prior To Speech

President Ends Tour in Major Speech Tonight   Big Rally in Chicago Climax to Seven-Day Trip Across Nation

Truman Holds Polifical Court In Hotel Suite   Democrat Leaders Gather In Chicago For Major Speech

Huge Rally Set For Major Talk By President   “Non-Political’ Angl Gone As Truman Joins Chicago Fete

Truman Sets Major Speech For Chicago   Torchlight Reception Will Highlight March Prior to 10:30 Talk

‘Truman In Gay Mood In Chicago   A Happy President Holds Political Court Today In ‘Windy City’ Hotel   MAJOR TALK TONIGHT   Has Made 55 Speeches in Week; Speaks Happily Of His Big Audiences

, — BROADCASTS TONIGHT — Democratic Jamboree Winds Up Truman Tour

Political Court Held by Truman   To End Political Tour With Major Speech In Chicago Tonight

DEMOCRATS  HOLD RALLY IN CHICAGO   Truman to Give Speech at Jefferson Jubilee Ending His "Non-Political” Western Tour.   EXPECT 300,000  ; TO SEE PARADE   President Holds Politica! Court to 3,000 Party Leaders at His Hotel! Suite Today.

TRUMAN HOLDS COURT BEFORE TALK TONIGHT   Chief Happy over Receptior During Tour — Chicago Plans Gala Welcome

Truman Talk Tonight Will Highlight Day   President Takes Final Blast At Red Agaression

President Holds Chicago Parleys  Politicos Convene For Gala Party

Truman Is Jubilant At Chicago Rally   Expect 300,000 To See Parade, Peek At President

‘ Enthusiastic Truman Prepares For Major Political Speech Tonight

‘Truman Is Jubilant — OverT: our   Feels Western Jaunt Highly Successful;  h Tonight Ends “WNon-Politieal’ Trio

Truman Makes Major Speech In Chicago  President To Wind lin Wectern Tour   President To Wind Up Western Tour In Illinois

Major Chicago Speech to Kind  Truman Tour   President Holds Court For Party Faithful at Finish of 6,000-Mile  Non-Political” Trip

300,000 to Line Chicago Streets to See President   Torchlight Procession to Welcome Chief Executive at Stadium; Truman in Happy Mood

Major Speech Scheduled At Demo Jubilee  300,060 Expected As 16- State Tour

Bubbling Over With Enthusiasm, President Holds Political Court for Democrats in Chicaao

Chicago Talk To Cap Tour  By President   Cabinet Members Draw Small Crowd In Video Report

Political Court Set Up In Hotel   Truman, In Chicago, Bubbles Over With Enthusiasm Prior To Maior Speech Tonight

President Holds Political Court In A Hotel Room Before Ending Western Tour

300,000 Are Expected To Crowd Chicago Streets Tonight To See President On Parade To Stadium

Truman fo Deliver Major Policy Talk at Chicago Tonight   As Many as 300.000 Expected to Watch Porade to Stadium.

Record Throng Due At Truman Rally Tonight   ’ President To Speak At Chicago Stadium After Street Parade

Treasury Rums Ahead of Plans in Off  Will Complete Job by Latter Dart An}!

SHOWERS IN PICTURE   Weatherman _ Predieta _— Cloudy, Demon Weekend for Kansas

Troops Keep Up Advance  In. Korea   Wake Island Site Of Conference To ‘Study Red Menace

Wake Isle Site of Conference      Truman, MacArthur to Confer on What to Do About Reds

QUTLAW DUTCK OFFICER TAKES JAVA WARPATE   Third Largest City O Infant Indonesia Is  Taken By Rebels

Outlaw Dutch Army Captures Indonesian Area   Real Threat Seen To New Republic If Moslems Join Mave

Bill to Extend Aid to Soldiers’ Families Planned  Plan Would Grant Help to Dependents

Army Discloses Disappearance Of Secret Document Bearing On Killing Of 11.000 Polish Officers By Russ

CHRISTMAS PLAY   “Holy Night” to Be Giver By Junior High School Thusrday Night

“Did Pretty Darned Good,” Bing Admits "Old Groaner" Says Crooning Son Must Wait For Six Years

Atlantic Pact. Nations 0.K. War Strategy      11 Powers Agree On Plan Drawn Up By Big-3 Members

WWOITH GOPLON, CONVICTED SPY, ENGAGED 10 WEL    Former Government Gir   Will Be Bride Of Brooklvn Lawver

Missco Planter Chosen by GOP   Jetterson Speck To Oppose McMath In November Vote

Russia Loses Another Effort Seat Red China  Request Turned ~ Down by Full

Has Several Plans.  To Reorganize Federal Agencies      Does Not Reveal Any Details

Truman Plans ToSeek€ hange  For Agencies   Five Or Six Groups Tneladed In Measure. But List Seeret

Congress To Get Plans To Reorganize Government Bodies   Rayburn Sees No Difficulty In Passage

Assembly Nears Adjournment With Budget Differences Between Houses Remain To Be Solved By Conferences Among Committees

YOUNG DIVORCEE ADMITS SLAYING   KILLED SWEETHEART BECAUSE SHE SAW HIM WITH ANOTHER WOMAN

Postmaster Expects Top Yule Mail Rush   McCraw Warns Students to Guard Democratic Rights

Postal Tide Hits New High   Out-of-State. Cards Should Be in Mail

$9 BODIES FOUND IN WRECKED PLAN   TOLL GREATER THAN FIRS) ANNOUNCED — 30 OF VIC. TIMS WERE GUARDSMEN,

Air Crash Toll Grows T039 Dead   New Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Militar Plane In Carolina

Two Primaries In South Test HST Policies .   Fla. Race-Between Pepper, Smathers Watched Closely

BEST FIELDING OF ANY SEASON  Man Catches Baby in Five-floor Fall

teri to Meet in Emporia This Weekend   Fourth District Session of VLF.W. Qpens Saturday--Von Anderton to Speak

22 Die In First Flight Since 46 Killed Tuesday   Successive Crashes Cause Sensation in Paris, Quiz Asked

Two Crashes In Persian Gulf In Two Days   Huge French Plane Duplicates Disaster Occurring Tuesday

Communist Sabotage Rumored   Plunge Scene Near Site of Tuesday Wreck

Second French Airliner Down   Probe Sabotage As 22 More Are Killed

Both Planes Were Destined From Saigon, IndoChina, To Paris; Went Down About Same Place

Acheson Joins  In Denouncing Hunt For Reds  Welcomes Inquiry McCarthy Demands Of His Department

3 HELD FOR COHEN HOME DYNAMITING.   Former Hprichinen. of — Mickey Cohen Afrested Leas Than 24 Hours After Blust Shatters iront. of Hare.

Bombing Brings Three Arrests  Former Henchmen of AAirLaw Cahan Nakhha,

‘Pr ‘epare Or Per ‘ish,’ West Is Warned By Churchill   Unified West European Army, Including Germans, - Urged As Only Means To Prevent Third World War

Churchill Asks Unified Force In W. Europe   German Troops Would Be Included; U.S. Bases Cited

Churchill Calls for Speedy Rearming of Western Europe   Pleads for U.S. and British Reintorcements; Says Red Troops Qutnumber Allies by 7 to 

Gov't Starts Crackdown In Kansas City   One-Time Political Boss Nabbed On Liquor Charce

Deposed Vote Boss Nabbed After Raid  Preceded Binaggio In Political Role

Malik Hammers Anew at Charge Of Aggression  Quick Withdrawal Of U. S. Forces Fram Acia Aeked

Russia Peps Up Campaign to Attempt To Label U.S. An Aggressor in Formosc

Malik Asks U. N To Quit Formosa   Resolution Is Offered To Rid Isle Of Ships

“The Greatest Story Ever Told”  A Tale of the Greatest Life-Ever Lived A ———  by FULTON OURSLER   Chauter 32 ON TRIAL

‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ ; Charges Hurled In Trial Against Jesus

The Greatest Sto  Caiphas’ Witnesses Fail To Agree On What Jesus Said

Chief U.S. Delegates Confer with Acheson: Peace Feelers Seen   Surprise Meeting with Austin, Gross Lays Groundwork for Attlee Talks

U Delegates Make Report To Acheson   Austin And Gross Fly To Washington To Confer On Crisis

COMMUNISTS ATTEMPTING TO WEAKEN NATION THROUGH PROPAGANDA, F.B.I, REVEALS

DISASTER AREA PROCLAIMED AS HELP SPEEDED   Broken Power Lines Cut Communication  With Astoria

Postponement of Tourneys May. Be Asked To Save Coal   reek To Abide y y Request Of State Board

Two Professors  Found Slain  Spear-Pierced Bodies EFaund in Luzen Hills

Filipinos Kill Two U. 5. Educators  Spear-Pierced“Bodies Discovered on Luzon

North Carolina Primary to Show Political Trends   Thoughts on Truman’s ‘Fair Deal’ Program To Be Discovered

Graham-Smith-Reynolds Battle in Spotlight This Week ‘ es a Nation To Wateh Tar Heel Senatorial Primary

Primary In N. C. May Show More Political Trends   ‘Southern Democrats To Express How They Feel About ‘Fair Deal’ Program

NORTH CAROLINA PRIMARY Frank Graham, South Liberal, To Test HST “Fair Deal” Vote

Carolina Vote To Tell Trend On‘F air Deal’   Three Men Seek North Car olina Senate Spot In Hot Campaign ‘

North Carolina Primary Will Test Democratic Feelings About Truman

NATIONWATCHES NORTH CAROLINA   Politicians Closely Eye Senatorial Battle Between Conservatism And Liberalism—Await Outcome.

North Carolina Primary Voting May Shaw Southern Views On ‘Fair Deo!

Wintry Gale Batters af Greaf Plains   Cold Weather Heading East; Roads Blocked

Midwest Gels Bitter Sample Of March Cold   Snow, Sleet, Gales and Blizzards Batter Over Wide Area; Red Cross Chapters Are Alerted

Winter-Weary Midwest Is Staggered By New Round Of Climatic Blows

MIDWEST GETS HARDEST BLOW IN COLD WAVE   Snows, Geles and Blizzards Rege Through Dakotas, Nebreske, Minnesota

MANY TOWNS CUT OFF BY BLIZZARDS   March Storms Blast North Central States, Causing Heavy Damage and Blocking Roads.   POWER AND PHONE LINES ARE DOWN   Dakotas, Nebraska and Minnesota Hardest Hit; Cold Wave Follows in Wake of High Winds.

BLIZZARDS HIT MIDWEST AREA   Snow, Sleet, Gales, High Winds Head For Lake Michigan   MANY TOWNS CUT OFF

Storm Stuns Midwest Belt   Snow, Sleet, Gales Cause Heavy Damage

Snow, Sleet And Wind Damage In Wide Area High  Windows Blown Out;   Windows Blown Out ‘Dust Storms, Prairie Fires Add To Woes

Mass of Cold Air Follows in Blizzard's Wake  Snows, Sleet, Gales Head for L. Michiqan

Travel Halted, Schools Close   Hundreds Of Towns isolated In Wake Of Blizzard: Winds Causing Damage

Blizzards in Area Causing Heavy Damage  _ Hundreds of Towns Isolated, Is Report

Storms Grip Middle Wes!   Hundreds of Towns Isolated With Business Haltted in Many Areas.

Storms Block Many Roads In Midwest   Towns Isolated, Business At Near Standstill in Northern Plains Area; Pawer Lines Down

Snow, Sleet, Gales And Blizzards Whip Into Iowa; Hundreds Of Towns Isolated

Highway Travel Is Halted In Many Areas  Business Paralyzed As Snow, Sleet And falee Cantinua

SNOW, STRONG WINDS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE   Many Towns lsolated Highways Blocked By Drifts

Snow, Cold, Winds Blast At Midwest   Many Towns Cut Off Travel Hard Hit, Lines Downed.

MANY TOWNS ISOLATED BY FRIGID WAVE:   Travel, Business Nearly Paralyzed As Storm Strikes

BLIZZARD, GALES CAUSE HAVOC IK MIDWEST STATES   Hundreds Of Towns Isolated,  School Children, Moter  ile Matianed

Scores Of Communities  Are Reported Isolated   Travel At Standstill, Business Paralyzed And Schools Closed; Property Damage Is Reported Extensive.

Late Winter Blow Heavy   Towns Isolated, Wires Broken, Schools Closed By March Blizzard

Highway Travel Is Halted In Many Areas  Business Paralyzed   Business Paralyzed As Snow, Sleet And Gales Continue

Heavy Loss Is Caused By  Snow, Dust   Blizzards Rip Wide Section Of Western States; Children Marooned: Power OF

Truman Calls for Japanese Peace Treaty, With or Without Russia~~

Princess Elizabeth Has Lunch With King George And Queen iMarv At Palace

British More Expectant Than Princess   Elizabeth, Out for Lunch, Confounds the Crowds Waiting for a Birthing

Reds Turn Back Trucks   Tactics Similar To Those Used In °49 Rlockade

Russians Turn Back BerlinRound Trucks   Tactics Reminiscent Of Those Used in 1 act Year's Blockade

Russ Guard © ‘Turns Back  Some Trucks From Berlin   Emergency Causes Maj. Gen. Taylor To Cancel Scheduled Flight To U. S.

12 Seek Post of Lieutenant Governor: Seven File for Governor in Primary

Seven Candidates Seek Governor's Office in Texas  - Even Dozen Are ' Running for Second Post

12-Man Field for Texas Lieutenant Governorship Promises Hot Campaign

JAPAN PEACE TALK PLANNED   Dulles Arrives At Tokyo For Parley With MacArthur.

Dulles Meets MacArthur   Talks Set On Asiatic  Internal Problems

Asiatic Issues Ey Be Discussed With M’Arthur   Dulles Arrives In Japan; Johnson And Bradley Also There

Dulles, ‘Mac’ To Study Jap Peace Terms   Republican Adviser Arrives in Tokyo; Johnson Tours Base

Dulles Arrives To Confer on Japanese Treaty   Johnson Tours the Once Mighty Naval Base At Yokosuka

State Department Adviser Flies fo Japar For Discussion of Possible Peace Terms

DULLES, NPARTHUR T0 DISCUSS PEACE TREATY FOR JAPAN   Republican Adviser To State Department Arrives In Tokyo

Dullesin Japan lo Talk Treaty  To Carry Out Ideas Of U.S. Government

JAP TREATY, AID TO CHIANG Dulles Arrives For Tokyo Meeting As Formosa Policy Dispute Flares

Wet Kansas Gets Wetter   More Than Six Inches Falls in Some Areas And More Is Forecast

FAIR IN EASTERN PART   But More Moisture is Predicted for Western Kansas

HEAVY RAINS IN STATE   Weatherman Predi:ts More Showers For Kansas Tonight

Air Barrier ls Discovered   Astronomers Told Of Heating Effect High Above Stratosphere

Unexpected Air Barrier To Rocket Ships ls Discovered High Above Stratosphere

House GOP  Sharply Spilt On Tax Bill   Corporation Tex ~~ Hike Counter-Balances Excise Revnue Cut

Storm Due To Hit This  Afternoon   Hurricane Packs Winds Over 100 Miles Per Hour

East Railroads May Cut Fares  pre Hike Fails to Raise Revenue Sutficiently

RAILROADS IN RAST PLAN TO REDUCE FARES   Step Will Be Taken Reports Say, In Ef. fort to Attract More Passengers.

22-Foot Sea Monster With Nine Tails Washes Up On Oregon Coast   Mysterious Creature Washed Ashore Twice Residents in Dither

natiel i boatieieeneahema eee atl  Trend in Talk of  Preventive War?   Lawmaker’s Thinking Reaches Unprecedented Proportions —Change in Traditions?

SENATORS TALK PREVENTIVE WAR AGAINST RUSSIA   Prospect Of Striking First Blow Against Soviet Discussed — Bold Action Being Demanded. 

Talk Of Preventive War With Reds Reaches New High In United States

Talk of Atom War Hitting New Peak  F Fight w ch R od  YOR Y,.,NAHRnROr

Talk OfeA-Wai With Russia Grows Daily  ‘Preventive’ First Blow Advocated By

The Hoosier Day   AMAZING EXPERIENCE CIE KEYSTONE STATE   CONFUSION, SUITS FOLLOWED QUICKLY

South Korean Forces Stop Foe---Wild Battle Raging   Enemy “Making Last Gasp" and Time for Withdrawals Past. Says Gen. Walker

Other Fronts Checked; Enemy Is Making Last ‘Gasp’, Walker Deciares

Hurricane Heads Slowly Toward Florida Coast   Indications Seen Violent Blow May Veer North Of Miami; No Warnings Yet Issued As Storm Still Far Off; Bahamas in Path

Report New ‘Soviet Move In UN Talks   Russia. May Demand That “Communist North Korea Take Part in Debate,

 Western Diplomats Prepare To Fight  Against Giving North Korea UN Seat

U. N. Council Nears Debate On Conflict   West Diplomats Expected To  _ Oppose Russian Move To  - Bring North Koreans to Council Table.

USSR MAY ASK UN TO LISTEN TO RED KORE   West Prepared To Beat Down Russian Bid To Open Debate To Foe

Security Council Comes To Grips With Korean War   Russia’ s Three-Day Attempt To Sidetrack Issue Is Beaten Down

Wants East-West Gulf Bridged  Winnie Calls for End of Cold War With Reds

Plasmas And Serum Rushed  To Aid Section   Tenth of Ancient Capital Destroyed by Brief Temblor

80 Die in’ Peru Quake; ‘Damage High   12-Second Tremor “Demolishes Half of Ancient Capito!

QUAKE TOLL PLACED AT — LESS THAN 80   Ancient Capital Partly Destroyed Qy Earth Shocks

400 Medical Reservists In Texas Given Orders For Draft Physicals

Russells Point Man Faces 21 Charges   Bribery, Slot Machine Counts Voted by Loqan-co Grand Jury

Seven Saved From ‘Chair’   Judge Orders Stays Of Execution After Gov. Fails To Act

Linke Is Fired From State Job   Head of State Welfare Department 15 Years

Air Officer Dies Of Heart Attack   General Fairchild, Second-in-Command, Stricken in Quarters

Gen. Fairchild, Second In Command of Aur Force Is Heart Attack Victim

Gen. Meyers  Given Parole Will Be Turned Over To Tax Authorities

Meyers to Be Paroled Feb. 1  To Be Turned Over To Baltimore Then

Congress Price Hike Was Forced   Is First Witness As Congress Opens Price Hike Probe

START PROBE ' OF INCREASE IN STEEL PRICES   Fairless Tells. Congress Ris: Should Not Hurt Other Industries.

Says Steel Price Hike Justified   Fairless Defends Big Steel Action Before Congress

Price Rise Called Not ‘Harmful   Fairless Tells U. S Group Steel Price Rise Should Not Be Harmful

Company Is Explaining, Defending $4 Ton Price Boost Under Investigation

Price Increase Probed By Group   Fairless Predicts No Harmful Effects

Fairless Reviews Increased Cost Of Production   Boost Should Cause No Harmful Effect On Other Industry Price Levels, Congressional Cammittea le Told

Fairless Gives Testimony on Steel Prices   ‘Rise Should Cause No Harmful Effect’

Production Cost Of Steel Up, Fairless Claims   Insurance, Pension Pay Major Factors, Congressmen Told

Executive In Testimony For  U.S. Committee   Industry Leader Blames Pensions  For Latest Boosts

Fairless Denies Inflationary Step  Tells Congressmen Costs Hiked Price

JUMP IN STEEL PRICE. DEFENDED   Head Of Company Declares Pensions And Higher Social Security Tax Main  Causes.

No Harmful Effect From Steel Rise   Fairless Says Increase Is Due Entirely To Pension And Insurance Programs

Steel Boosts Laid to Cost Of Pensions.   Fairless Defends’ Corporation Step At Congress Hearing

Defense Price Boost in Stee   Head of US. Corporatior Says it Should Have Ne » Harmful-Effect,

Gets Greeting With aWallop   Steel Tells Congress New Price Hike Should Not Harm. Other Industries

aAYO HIKE Ta REQUIRED BY HIGHER GOSTS   U. S. Steel Head First to ‘Be Questioned at Probe of Increases.

Price Rise Is Defended By Fairless   " Steel Executive Testifies Before _ Probing Committee

Big Steel Head  Defends Prices  Before Solons Fairless Says’  Products Will Mat Mret Mara

‘Should Cause No Harm Among Other Industries   Increase Is Due to Labor, Transport and Other Costs, He Says

Sees No Harmful Effect In Recent Steel Price Rise   Fairless Defends In  Fairless Defends Increase In Testifying Before Committee.

IFAIRLESS SAYS IT SHOULD NOT BE DISTURBING   Costs Are Said Reason Back of Big Steel Move

STEEL COST BOOST HELD NOT HARMFUL   Shouldn't Affect Other Industries, Congress Probers Told

Boost in Steel Price Defended   Solons Told Increase Won't Affect Prices in Other Industries

STEEL PRESIDENT EXPLAINS REASON FOR PRICE BOOST   DENIES INCREASE TO HAVE GENERAL AFFECT ON PRICES

‘BIG STEEL’ IN PRIGE DEFENSE   Benjamin Fairless Declare Recent Hikes Won't Affect Other Industries

Fairless Says Rise in Steel Costs Won’t Hurt Industry   Defends Policy, Blames Labor for Any Upward Changes

Fairless Claims Steel Price Hike Caused No Trend  Declares Changes In Price Levels Due To

U.S. Steel President Blames Pay Scale, Transportation, Other Items

Predict Minor Effect on Prices   $3.82 Hike Per Ton for Pensions, Social Security Claimed

New Items of Cost Forced Steel Boost   U. S. Steel Chief Fairless Reports on Price fncrease

Fairless Reports On Steel Prices  Tells Senate Other Prices Unaffected

Official Defends Steel Price Hike  Fairless Foresees No **Harmful Effect”? on Consumer Industries

Investigate  Steel Prices Ben Fairless Tells  Reason For Increase

President of U. 5. Steel Tells Congressmen Price Rise Not fo Affect Other Industries

Fairless Says Steel Hike Not Harmful On Price Levels in Other Industries   Any Upward Changes "Will Be Due More to Increased Labor, Transportation, Other Costs’

Estonian Woman On Staff At Library  Mrs. Pikkoja Named To Dover Position

Union Loses Fight for Higher Wages   Fact Finding Panel Rules In Favor of K. C. Public Service Co.

Oklahoma City Leopard Succumbs To Mickey, /Knockout Drops Succeed Where Huniers Fai!

Leopard Is Trapped By Knockout Drops   Wild Jungle Beast, Groggy From Doped Meat Captured Alive at Zoo Pit From Which He Jumped to Freedom Three Days Aao

Knockout Drops In Meat Baif Subdue Beast   Tired and Hungry, It Returns to Zoo After 3-Day Spree

KNOCKOUT DROPS IN MEAT CHUNKS FLOOR BEAST —  Leopard Is Captured Unhurt

Capture Leopard Alive; Returns to Oklahoma Pit, Eats Drugged Meat.      Noose Holds Him While He’s Caged; Terrorized Area Since Flight Saturday

Jungle Beast Groggy From Doped Meat   Oklahoma City’s _ Escaped Leopard Returns to Zoo; Keener Subdues Cat

Leopard Seized by Hunters After He Stops at Zoo   Mickey Placed in a Hunk of Meat Puts Animal Behind Bars

Escaped Leopard Captured Alive  ‘Mickey’ Subdues Wild Jungle Cat

Hungry Leopard  Returns   Captured Alive Early Today at The Zoo Pit After Roaming Three Day:

Cat Hunters Bring ’Em Back Alive; Doped Horse Meat Fells Huge Beast

Drug Meat To Snare Huge Cat   Beast Driven Back To Zoo by Hunger; Captured Near Pit

Ferocious Leopard Back In Pit And Snoring Away From Knockout Drops  Escaped Jungle Cat Returns To Zoo For Food And Gets It Dosed With A Drug; : Safely Cacend Rv Keanarc

Knockout Drops Tame Jungle Cat   Hunger Finaliy Drives Beast to Return to Zoo

Big Leopard Is Safely Caged   Keeper Slips Noose Over Groggy Beasts Head And Posse Disperses: Hunger tnd Thought OF Mate Probabiy Prompted Return Of Fugitive

Lookeeper Slips Noose On Jungle Cat At His Pit  Nervy Animal Man Yanks Beast Out Of Hole In Corridor:

Tired, Hungry, Doped Leopard Taken © Jn Oklahoma City After 63-Hour Hunt

‘Doped Horse Meat Fells Oklahoma City’s Escaped ‘Leopard: Returned To Cage Alive By Zoo Attendan

Drugs in Meot Subdue Animal Long Enough for Him to Be Captured: Had Slunk Back to Zoo

Hungry Leopard, On Way To Mate, Drugqged and Trapped   Jungle Beast Out-Maneuvered Posses to Find Way Back to Zoo; Fearless Zoo Keeper Slips Noose to Return It to Captivity

Oklahoma City’s Leopard Captured Alive As Hunever Drives Beast Back To Zoo Pit

Knockout Drops in Food Subdue Escaped Leopard   Recaptured Alter   BRaturm to Zon.

LEOPARD GETS HUNGRY; GOES BACK T0 200   Eats Drugged Horse Meat and is Easily Captured at Same Spot He Escaped From.

DRUGGED MEAT SENDS ANIMAL BACK T0 CAGE   Hunger And Yearning For Mate Returned Him to Pit

Leopard Is . Captured Alive at Its Pit   _ "Mickey" Fools Him: Hunger Drives Jungle Ciat¥’ Baek fa Fics

EATS DRUGGED MEAT: SLINKS BACK 10 PIT   Oklahoma City Settles Back To Normalcy’ After Capture

Oklahoma City’s Leopard Caught Alive In Its Pit   Knockout Drops In Meat Subdues Jungle Cat Free For 3 Days

Oklahoma City Brings Big Cat Back Alive With Drug Placed In Meat Near Cage

Leopard Caught By Own Hunger   Returns To Zoo, Felled By ‘Mickey’

 Groggy Ffom Mickey and Grouchy With Hangover Wanderer Is Recaptured  Louie, the Prodigal Leopard, Back in His Cage

Leopard Is Caught ByKnockoutDrops   Hunger Forces Beast Back to Zon for Food; Keeper Druge Horse Meat

LEOPARD, FELLED BY DRUGS, CAPTURED -ALIVE   Hungry Animal Returns Te Oklahoma City Zoo, End+ Ine Bea Hunt

Escaped Leopard Recaptured Alive  “Cat”? Returns to Zoo Of Own Accord—Giver Horse Meat “Mickey”

 Hunters Eluded, ‘Mickey’ Kayoes Beast  Leopard Found Drugged in Zoc

Big Game Hunt Over   Leopard Taken Alive On Zoo Grounds After Eating Drugged Meat

Hunters Blamed For Shooting   Wounded Corry Banker To be Operated On For Bullet Removal

Hunters Blamed For Shooting  “Wounded Cony Banke  To be Operated On a ee: OT

Local Ternperature   The Weather   ‘Western Police Seize Plans... .  Outbreak Of Reds  Foiled In Germany

Seize Plans for Reds’ Uprisings   10,000:Shock Troops’ Set for Reith Trouble

COLOGNE POLICE READY FOR REDS  NEA I,   Ruhr Areas Alerted Fo  ’ ey RV EP,  BOMRCL. erent ae SEY

‘Police Find Plot For Red Rioting   Violence Reported Set For Tomorrow

Police In Ruhi Uncover Plan  For Red Riots  Reich Industrial   Reich Industrial Vallev Current Hot Spot In Cold War

West Germans Gird For Red Outbreaks   30,000 Trained Agitators Cross Zonal Border

Plan to Storm Cologne Bared   Young Communist Plot Puts Police, Troops On the Alert

‘West Reich Riots Set’    Police Say Reds Are Poised for Outbreaks Sundav in Dozen Cities

West German Cities Set For Red ‘atiackes’  eS Beer ct   Young Communists Expected To Launch Outbursts Sunday

German Police Nip Plans For Red Outbreak   Agitators Cross {nto West Zone Te Llecd Attack

Scouting Dedicated To Making Nation Better, Stronger  . 16,500,000 Have  Participated In Proaram

Pick Unknown Soldier of War Two In May, ’51 From Unidentified Dead

0 OT en mann RR Ctte ie ee sees Det SS  Unknown Soldier Of World War II To Be Selected In Independence Hall

Capsule Draw in ’51 To Determine Convicts I Unknown Soldier of World War IL In W. Va. 

nhoaoawo Soltror  Serviceman of World War Tice To be Enshrined at Arlington

‘UNKNOWN SOLDIER OF WORLD WAR II TO BE SELECTED AT (CEREMONY IN PHILADELPHIA

Plans Prepared to Pick Unknown Soldier Of World War Il   Final Ceremony Is to Take Place May 26, 1951 In Independence Hall

“PLANS ARE MADE TO SELECT AMERICAN UNKNOWN SOLDIER OF WORLD WAR II

‘Unknown’  ToBeChosen  Next Year. Will Be Brought  From Overseas For Enshrinement

‘American Serviceman To Be ‘Taken From Unmarked Grave As World War II’s Unknown

‘Selection of. ‘Unknown ‘Seldier for War II ‘Set for May 26. 1951 

Plans Announced For Choosing America’: Unknown Soldier‘ Of World War Two

Unknown War Soldier Will Be Chosen In ‘51   Remains To Be Enshrined  At Arlington National Cemetery

Unknown Soldier Of World War II To Be Enshrined   Entombment Planned for 1951 Memorial Day At Arlington: Outline Selection Pracadura

Unknown World War Two Veteran to Be Honored   Body Will Be Brought From Overseas and Enshrined in Arlington National Cemetery—Remains May Be Those of a Soldier, Sailor, Airman, Marine or Coast Guardsman — First Step in Selection to Be Taken Oct, 1.

Russ Score  U.S. Note   Protest Is Rejected; Kremlin Declares Pilots Hold Orders to Shoot

Bitter Cold Wave To Continue in lowa Another Day   Worst of Storm Moves to Central And Eastern lowa

BITTER GOLD COVERS (OMA; DRIVING BAD   Snowfall from Four to Seven Inches Is Reported; to Continue.

Bandits Slay Trucker, Flee With $37,200   Magazine Truck Raided En Route To New York Bank

Truck Driver Is Slain by Gunmen  RDandarc’ Ninact hdAon      Readers’ Digest Men Robbed of $2,000

Nationwide Phone Strike Is Launched   Equipment Workers Walk Out: No Gains In Neqotiations

Ohio Continues To Rise; More Families Taken  From Homes   River Above Flood Stage at Old Shawneetown Isolating City

Hurricane  ‘Winds Head Northward Into Canada   Storm Leaves Seven Dead, More Than 100 Injured; Damages Rut Into Millions Dollars

MIDWEST HIT ON THIRD DAY BY HIGH WINDS   Seven Dead, More Than 100 Injured: Millions In Proper. tv Damages.

{/ Dead, 100 injured, Much Wreckage Lett in Trail of Midwestern Storms

Land Damage Is Reported In Millions   Three Persons Killec In Iowa, Twisters Rotate 500 Miles

APPEALS TO NINERS TO 60 BACK TO 5A ‘WORK WEEK   President Sends’ ‘Telegram to. Both} Mine Operators and John. L. fewts  Asking for Return  to  . Normal. Production for 0-Day Period Beginning Feh. ‘6. °°!

Truman Takes Belated Coal. Strike Action   Presidential Fact. Finding Board Set ‘Up; Appeal Made to Miners

Urges 5-Day Week During Fact-Finding   President's Action Outside Provisions Of Taft-Hartley Law

Three Possible Courses Open To President   No Information On What Action Truman Considers

Fact-Finding Panel Established To Prove Grievances   5-Day Work Week Also Requested

Illinois Miners Refuse to Dig   Ordered to Return by Next Monday: Mines Buey Flaawhere

Illinois Miners Take Unexplained Holiday from Pits  UMW Chief Orders Members To Return ~ To Jobs Monday

LES WARNS ON FORMOSA   Says Conquest Of Hainan By China Reds Calls For U. S. Action

Triumphal Return To Taejon Marred B y Report Of Atrocity In Which 40 GIs Were Killed

Negro Troops Account For First Big U.S. Ground Victory In Korean War

Negro Troops Score Victory   Yechon Captured After 16-Hour Battle With Reds .

Reds Take Taejon, Fail ToFollowUpAdvantage   Hit-Run Auto Injures Man

24th Division Holds Heights South of Taejon  Ping YXAsiiflit ace Paam   Gen. William Dean Still Is Unreported In Zone of Battle

\. Koreans Fail To Follow Up U.S. Retreat; Dean Missing   Communists Used Tanks With American Markings In Sneak Attack

Negro Troops Win First Sizeable U.S. Victory i in Korea  ee. oar ee   Communists Driven From Important City After 16-Hour Battle

Allied Naval Guns Destroy  Coastal City   24th Division Holds High Ground Blocking Red Army’s Advance— New Line **Better’’

Temperatures   Communists’ Forces Fail To Follow Up.Advantage Gained With Fall of City

New U.S. Positions Block Red Advance  North Korean Momentum Slackens   North Korean Momentum Slackens After Yanks Yield Burnina City

Americans Dig In For Attack ‘On New Posts  Reds Lose 12 Tanks, - Are Believed To Be  Bie tate bids A wee

‘Yanks Retake Yechon in First Big Victory   American Lines .Back of Fallen Taejon Drilled by Communists

Negro Troops Take Yeehon  From Reds   Victory Climaxed A 16 Hour Battle Which Began Late Thursday

North Koreans Fail fo Push On With Plans   Superior Commie Power Forces Capitulation of Taejon After Two Days Of Costly Attack

Negro Soldiers Win Korean Gity   First Sizable Win Since Fighting Began

U.S. Negro Troops Drive Invaders Out of Yechon   Raw WIT TIAW Rr wnmrn se

Red Advance Is Slowed After  Capturing City   24th Division Reported Blocking Communist Advance; At Least 12 Enemy Tanks Knocked Out

Red Loss Big In Taejon Victory   At Least 12 Tanks Knocked Out And Others Dam aged By New 3.5 Rocket Launcher; Expected Attack Is Delayed

CITY CAPTURE AFTER HARD BATTLE   Enemy Fails To Follow Up Latest Conquest   Latest Lonquest  94TH DIVISION      Continues Stalling Tactics; Reds Use Tanks With U. S. Markings In Attack

Battered Yank Division Is on High Ground Near Burning Taejon  DEAN STILL MISSING  GIs Use New Rocket Weapon to Knock Out Dozen North Korean Tanks

NEGRO TROOPS RETAKE TOWN   Gain First Sizable Ground Victory In Korean War

Communist Army Fails To Launch Expected Attack    Heavy Tank Losses Suffered By North Koreans In Battle

Commies Fail. To Follow-Up Latest Victory   No Official Word Is Yet Received On General Dean

24th Division  Slows Up Drive After City Falls  Communist Force   Communist Force Unable To Bring  Tanks to Sector

TANKS USED BY INVADERS   Aerial Strikes Are Making Movement Of Tanks Difficult

Redl Tanks Smash U.S. Defense Line South of Taejon   25th Goes Into Action  On Central Front

24th Division Holds in Hills Outside Taejon  Believe Lack of Tanks Keens Rede From

U.S. Negro Infantry Victorious   Registers First Sizeable Ground Victory in Korec

NEW FRONT ON HILLS iS. STRONGER   North Koreans Lose 12 Tanks in Taejon Battle; Are Unable to Follow Up: Battered 24th. =i   REDS DISGUISE = TANKS AS YANKS.   No Réport on Progress of 25th, Ist Cavalry; Wars ships Shell Town in Latter’s Path, —

REDS USE US TANKS   Knock Out Communist Manned Tanks Bearing American Markings

U. S. Negro Troops Score First Big Ground Victory In Yechon Capture

Reds’ Path Is Blocked By «24th’   Division’s Gen. Dean Is Unreported In Battle Zone For Over A Day

4th Division Holding Ground Near Taejon  Blocks Communist > Arpmy’c Advance

24th Division Holds High Ground South of Taejon; Reds Use Four Tanks Disguised as American.

Hold Position          “Enemy Fails ro Move: -Up-After City Falls Following Tank Fight

3 CITY PROJECTS   Recent Heavy Rains Have Put the Workmen Behind™ Schedu :  le   WATER TO NEW PLANT

MOVING ALONG ON 3 CITY PROJECTS   Recent Heavy Rains Have Put the Workmen Behind ' Schedule   WATER TO NEW PLANT

Combined Conservative And Lib eral Count Was 283 As Against 299 For Labor At 12:45 East. ern Standard Time   313 SEATS NEEDED TO SECURE MAJORITY

Conservatives Fast Reducine Labor's Gains   Absolute Socialist Power Is Doomed

Labor Vote Lags   Britons Are Whittling Down Early Lead Of Government

Socialist Grip Is Threatened By Churchill   Late Rural Returns ‘Turn Election Into Nip And Tuck Race

China Reds Take New Approach to Formosa Problem   Indicate Desire For Settlement In Peaceful Way

RED CHINA MAY USE NEW PLAN OVER FORMOSA   Indications Are That Reds May Be Will. ing to Settle Issue Peaceably.

 SEEKS FORMOSA SETTLEMENT  Red China Indicates Desire To Avoid War

House Passes Big Defense Bill In Record Time   Senate Will Act Next Week on the Measure Providing $18 Billion Fund

Defense Bill  Wheeled Into  Senate Range S12 Rillian Rid   $18 Billion Bid Passed By House Without Single Cut

Huge Defense Bill Approved   Emergency Fund Set At $17,809,304,424

Billions For Defense Approved By The House; Senate Action Comes Next Week

Senate Rushes 18 Billion Bill For Defense   Emergency Measure Zips Through House With Lone Opponent

House Overwhelmingly Passes Huge ‘Emergency Defense Fund With Only Marcantonio Being Opposed

Swift O.K: 'To Huge Arms Bill   $17.8 Billion Measure Goes to Senate After  Passing House j in Recard Time: Onlv'1 ‘No’

HOUSE PASSES DEFENSE BILL   Is Thunderously Approvec By House With One  Dissenting Voice

GOP, Indian Leaders Ask Mediation   Stassen Proposes 48-Hour Ultimatum To Chinese Reds

BOMB THREAT IS FAVORED BY STASSEN   “Declares Cease Fire Ultimatum Should Be Givan Chinese

FULL SCALE RETALIATION, IF IT 1S NEGESSARY   U. of P. President, in Tokyo, Names Seven Points   IN RECENT STATEMENT

Marine League Ur oes Sudhae For Johnson   But Fire-Acheson Move Fails To Carry Na. tional Convention

Marine Group Urges Ouster Of Johnson   Also Marine on Joint Chiefs’ Staff

PROBE ATTACK ON WILLIAMS   Corrections Commissioner At Marquette For --Investigation

Senate Faces Grave Action On Subpoenas   Upper Chamber Will Decide Whether or Not to Cite Tuasman for Contemnt

HEADS H. S. COUNCIL   Stanton Ball Was Elected at Recent Election for Next Year

HEADS H. S$. COUNCIL       tanton Ball Wan Elected at Recent Election for

Demos Promote tnffation-Tatf   Senater Says Truman To Blame For Prices

Solon Charges Demos Sought Mild Inflation  Taft Backs Curbs On Credit, Higher Taxes For Nation

Blames Higher Prices on Dems   Taft Charges Truman Promoted Inflation, Outlines Preventives

Truman Blamed For High Prices  Taft Says Regime Promoted Inflation

"TAKE. 206 LIVES   Damage in New England Alone - Will: Exceed - . $100 Million   STILL HALTS INDUSTRY

Atlantie Coast Wind Plus Giant Snow Claims 226 Lives in Northeastern U.S.

Storm Gone But Misery Lingers on   Eastern Cities Start Digging Out; Death Toll Reaches 214

WeatherAssault Eases In North  351A Paad Grief Misery And   214 Dead, Grief, Misery And  lndustric! Paralysis Lingers on

Storm Death Toll Rises fo 226 as Weather Fury End:  Northeastern U. S. Still Suffers

Human Misery, Plant Par alysis Follows Storm   214 Deaths Recorded:  Business Halted In 

New England Loss Set At$100,000,000   Threatened Floods Expected To Add To Damage; Pennsylvania And Ohio Still Digging Out Of Snow; Transportation Crippled

Storm Which Hit Nation Vanishes   But Grief, Human Misery, Industrial Paralysis Linger On

(GRIEF, HUMAN MISERY AND INDUSTRIAL PARALYSIS IN WAKE OF MAULING WEATHER

Flood Threat Hanging Ove: Storm Areas   Misery, Industrial Paralysis Follow In Blizzard’s Wake

Eastern Storm Leaves Grief, Misery in Its Wake, With 236 Dead, $100 Million Damage

Storm Mauls Northeast U.S., Winds 108 M.P.H., and Snow   Pittsburgh Has 28 Inches of Snow

violent Disturbances Leave Grief, Human Misery And Industrial Paralysis In Wake—Property Damage In New England Alone Set At $100,000,000 — Western Pennsylvania And Ohio Digging Out Of Unprecedented Fall Of Snow

Death Toll In Storm 272; More Snow Forecast   Damages Estimated In Hundreds Of Millions Throughout Northeast

Snow-Crippled Eastern U.S. “Digging Out”   New England Damage Set at $100,000,000Shutdown of Schools, Factories Widespread

Northeast Digs Out of Worst Storm in History: at Least 236 Deaths Blamed on Wind. Snow

Threatened Floods Expected To Boost The Cost And Misery   Torrential Rains Enable New York City To Harvest 25 Billion Gallons of Reserve Water

TAKE 226 LIVES   Damage in New England Alone Will Exceed $100 Millon

EASTERN U. 3 DIGGING OUT FROM SNOW   Damage Set At 100 Million In New England   MANY AREAS   Still Without Power Service: Many Industrial Plants Are Closed

Many Cities. Crippled By  ‘Gales, Snow.   Pennsylvania, Ohio Plants And Schools Closed After Storm

Human Suffering Lingers In Wake Of Storms: Death Toll Set At 226

Eastern States Dig Out; Severe Property Loss   Business At Standstill In Several Areas; Hun_ dred-Million Dollar Damage In New England

Snow, Flood, Wind  At Least 214 Die As Storm  Mauls Northeastern Section

Toll Reaches 226 Total In Northeast  East Coast Damag: At $100,000,000-

Grief, Human Misery and. Industrial Paralysis Are Left Throughout Northeast After — Weekend Storm Is Ended: Death Toll Now 226

CURTIS JOHNSON TAKEN BY DEATH   Publisher Of Charlotte Ohserver Dies In Hospital— Funeral Services Sunday.

SOLONS OKAY WAR PROGRAM   Send Four-Pronged Home Front Preparedness Bill To Williams

Michigan Legislature Approves Plans For Preparedness, Subversive Control   House Passes Bill For Medica! Draft

Acheson Discloses Decision; Says “There Is No Magic’ For Ending the Cold War   Secretary Asserts General Bradley Was Not Advocating Rearming of Germans When He Declared Such Action Would Strengthen West “From Military Viewpoint’

Acheson Against Arming Europe For Security  ommen ts On   Comments On Bradley's Statement Before Committee

Acheson Says U. 5. Opposes Rearming Western Germany   Calls Bradley’s Testimony Only “Military Judgment’

ACHESON CITES BRADLEY'S VIEWS  U.S. Opposes Arms For West Germans

U. S. Opposes West German Military Force   Acheson Rejects Proposal to Strengthen West by Re arming Former Foe

TSAR ee ees  U.S. Fights Rearming Germany   LIE’S PROPOSALS TO BE WEIGHED

Acheson Says U. 5. Opposes Rearming Western Germany   Comments on Gen. Bradley's “ Testimony Before Con nraacdannl! Cammittes,

U.S, REJECTING PLAN TO REARM GERMAN PEOPLE   Secretary Of State Announces Policy Against Forming Military Force By Former Enemy.

Acheson Oppose: Armed bemany  _ Secretary Cool * "o Lie Proposals

No Magic For Ending Cold War, He Asserts   Willing To Listen To Proposals Of U.N. Secretary

U.S. Won't Arm Reich, Acheson Says   Secretary Explains Gen. Bradley's Stand On Military Stretegy

U.S. Willing To Consider Peace Ideas  On... Mk   State Department Chief Comments On Bradley’s Talk

West fame   Acheson. States View After. Bradley’ s Military Statement

¢U. 5. Against Rearming Of Germany  @ Secretary of State Acheson Reveals American Stand

No German Rearming-‘Acheson   Says U. S. Opposes Using Former Reich To Bolater Detense

Opposes View Of Gen. Bradley In Capitol Quiz   But He Declares West Must Gird  Against Russia

Secretary Of State Acheson Declares American Government Opposes Any Rearmament In Occupied Area As Means Of Bolstering Security Of West—Comment Follows Gen. Bradley’s Testimony That Action Would Be Favorable From Military Point Of View

Secretary Of State Says Nation Won't Change Policy On Reich   He Blasts Russia’s Tacties In UN Row   ‘We Can't Afford To Wait’ For Soviet To Change, He Tells Newsmen

United States Opposes Idea Of Arming Western Germany   Secretary Acheson Differs With Bradley’s Military View.

U. 5. Opposes Rearming of W. Germany   Acheson Also Bluntiy Soys Russia Using U.N, for Advoncing Own Maneuvers

Oppose Rearmamept Ut West Germany-{Acheson   SAYS NATION WILLING TO CONSIDER LIE. SAST-\WEST PEACE PROPOSALS

Nine Rescued From Downed Search Plane  3 Crewmen Hurt; New Signals Heard

At Least Two Of Air Force Crew Killed   Safe Parachute Landings Made By 12 Members

14 Are Safe as Plane Is Wrecked Near Cleburne:   One Man Beheaded By Propeller, Second Is Killed in Landing

Real Bi-Partisan Policy Expected   Ferguson Says Cooperation Should Be Better

Demo-G OP Co-Operation Seen By Solon   Recent GOP Election Gains Declared Cause Of Party Unity

Hundreds Flee  Broken Levee   Water Roars Against Weakened Barriers

Flood Crest Of Wabash River Surging Soutl   ‘Hundreds Of New Flood  Victims Evacuated When Some Of Flood Walls  bs eee Pe

Washingten ‘Tipped Off To Red invasion MacArthur's Chief Forecast War Three Months Ahead

Washington Given Tip in March That North Korean Army Would Move in June

Unidentified: Plane Crashes and Burns  Rescue Party Enroute toSite. Of Tragedy: Details Are Lacking

Rent Control Approval Near  Truman’s Signature   Truman’s Signature Reaqaurded Certain

Coal Parley In Recess Till Monday  Hope Is Held Miners Will   Ratirn ta Dite

Government Optimistic, But Union Heads Doubt Miners Will Go to Work

Senate Group Votes to Hike Corporation Taxes   Plan Would Yield About  Billion Yearly Retroactive to July 

Senate Committee Votes ‘To Boost Corporation ‘Taxes by $1.5 Billion

Senate Would Make Measure Retroactive   Speculation Curb Killed By House

Group OKs Corporate Tax Boost   Finance Committee Of Senate Votes To Raise Taxes By $1,500,000,000

Corporaiion Tax facrease Bill Framed   Measure Formulated by Sen. ate Committee Would Provide 45 Per Cent Tax on Profits Over 825.000

Senate Group Votes Income Tax Increase For Corporations  Would Hike Yield to $1,500,000,000 Year Retroactive to July 1

Corporation Tax Increase Wins Approval   Committee to Study Personal Taxes Tomorrow

Two Injured In 4-Car Crash At Sharon Hill   Police Seek Truck . Driver Who Fled Seene of Accident

Jasper County Group Got Nearly All of $2,000 Given Smith Campaign by Race News Distributor

House Will Act Today on $50-Billion Arms Budget   ‘Army Contends X-Ray Fees Not Out of Line

RED PY GOES HOME; BARRED HERE FOREVER   Sentence Suspended. Russian Aboard Ship on Which Ersler Fled.

Erickson Draws 2 Years And $30,000 Fine For Activities As Gambling King

Erickson Given 2-Year Term, Fine of $30,000   Admitted Boss of Big Bookmaking Network Has Nothing to Say

Erickson Sentenced To 2 Years   Court Also Fines Big: Time Gambler Maximum of $30,000,

341 INTO HOSPITAL   81 Babies Were Born at Lawrence Memorial During March

U.S. Envoy Refused To Jump.   Crash Survivor Says  Victims Ignored ‘Bail Out’ Order

Parachuting Fear Killed Ambassador, 4 Other Americans   Crash Probed By U.S., Canadc AF Officers

Intervention Action Waits Attlee Talks   General Assembly Gets U.S. Demand To Oust Chinese

China Issue Put fo UN Assembly      But Action Awaits Truman-Attlee Talks

BIG NAMES ON WITNESS LIST      Mayors of Large Citles Invited to Appear. and Explain Problems in Trying to “Stop Wholesale Gambling Ayndicates: from Thundering Citizens.”

Early Balloting  Is Heavy   Hot Contests Are Being Waged In The States With Big Population

Early Vote Shows No Surprise Upsets Through Nation   But It's Too Soon to Tell, Survey of First Reports Indicates.

No Surprise in  Election Results  Both Parties Out In Front in Areas

Balloting May Break Record for ‘Off Year’   First-Returns Show No Trend; Long Lines Queue Up in Ohio

Fragmentary Returns From Scattered Areas In Tuesday's Election Without Real ‘Meaning

NO UPSETS IN FIRST: RETURNS   Republicans Lead in GOP Areas and Democrats in Normal Strongholds dn Scattered Reports.   EXPECT TURNOUT - OF 42,000,000   States Electing 36 Senators, 432 Representatives, 32 Governors and Local Officers in Contest Today.

‘New Hampshire Town Is First. Precinct To Send In Report On Today’s Election

Tobin Deiends Truman Policies  Answers Blasts Of Taft In Radio Talk

600 Volunteers Searching Woods For Missing Seven-Year-Old Boy and Dog

BRITISH SEEK DEFICIT CUT IN IMPORT SLASH   Hope One-Quarter Cu In Dollar Imports Will Achieve Goal

British Hope To Cut Dollar Lag  Report Lists Six Conditinne Neaded

BRITAIN TO) BUY LESO FROM U.   PURCHASES FROM AMERICA AND OTHER DOLLAR COUN. TRIES TO BE CUT 2% PCT.

STERLING AREA GOLD DEFICIT MAY BE SLICED   British Dollar Imports Will Be Decreased By One-F ourth

FALL OF SLEET GRIPS CAROLINAS.   Freezing Rain Adds To Difficulties In Some Parts Of: Two States—Some Light  Snax.

Tar Heels Face Sleet And Cold   Bus, Air Traffic Disrupted In State

Newspaper Says Purge of Perverts ‘From Government Rolls Under Way

SEX PERVERTS TO LOSE JOBS   Names Of About 200 In Government Given To Emplovers .

U.S. to Fire Sex Perverts  Civil Service Group Gets Names of 200

2 Infants Included in Traffic Toll   Eighth Person, Boy, 1, Dies of Injuries Suffered in Blaze

CLARION COLLEGE STUDENTS KILLEL   ‘Two Die, Third Hurt a:  Auto Hite School Bus

Demands Protest Of Atrocities  Urge Other UN Members Send Troops

BLAIR OVERRULED UN PHONE RATED   SUPREME COURT HOLDS PS¢ HAD JURISDICTION WHEN IT GRANTED BOOST.

Advisor John Foster Dulles Says U.S. Economy Should BeonGreater War F ooting

Red Probing Attack Repulsed as Allies Hiasten Withdrawal   Light Chinese Divisions Believed Massed in Nearby Hills for Flow at Hungnam Beachhead: U.N. Planes Busy in Both Northeast and West

Third Division Drives Off Red Attack Force   Officers Report Enemy Building Up Large Force Around Hungnam

Bombers Hit New Chinese Supply Bases   Probing Enemy Forces Come Close to Escape Port for Allies

Reds Mass To Prevent Evacuation   Allies Speed Big. With. drawal From North Korean Harbor.

Communists in U.S. Uniforms Are Driven Back   Tension Increases With Defense Arc as Evacuation of 60,000-Man Army Proceeds; Little Fighting in the West.

CHINESE REDS ARE MENACING UN EVACUATION   Third Division Drives OH Probing Attack By 300 Troops   ‘MEN AND SUPPLIES LOADED ON VESSELS

robing Atiacks Are Driven Off; Perhaps 80,000 Chinese Troops > Ring Escape Port

Third Division Elements Drive Off Probing Attack By About 300 Reds Seven Miles North Of Hamhung

Communists IM enacing Allied Escape  Yanks Repulse Group Probing . For Weak Point

REDS THREATEN ESCAPE HARBOR   Allies Drive Ort Communist  Probing Attacks in Port Area  But Evacuation of 60,000-Man United Nations Army in Northeast Korea Proceeds Swiftly and Calmly; Enemy Aircraft Scouts Withdrawal Area

Chinese Reds Push Attack on Escape Port  Last of Rear Guard To Be Flown Out After   Last of Rear Guard To Be Flown Out After Troops Take To Ships

ENEMY SOLDIERS NUMBERING 00,000 IN NEARBY HILLS   Probing Assault by Foe Beaten Off—Red Planes Scout Area As U. N. Troops Go Aboard Ships.   REARGUARDS MAN BEACHHEAD PERIMETER   American Airmen Busy in Northeast and West— B-29's Hit Pyongyang With Demolition Bombs.

Far-Reaching Political Effects Seen Decline In Farm Population Of United States Indicated

Sweden Charges Russia Seizing  Fishing Ships    ‘Extremely Serious View Being Taken Of Incidents In Baltic.

Allied Forces Continue Buildup For All-Out Blow   Commies Appear to - Be Retreating Farther North Above Hwachon

Enemy Expects New UN Landing   General MacArthur Massing Army of 150,000 Men For Offensive Across 38th Parallel.

South Pushes Third Division Across Border   American Forces Being  Regrouped for Advance

Dean s Wife Sentenced In Gun Wounding Of Former Mate And His Sweetheart

Double Love Life Plea Fails Wife Of Georgia Collese Dean; Appeals

ATTRACTIVE GEORGIA WOMAN CONVICTED   Mrs, Kathleen M. Dreuwry Given Iwe To Four Years For Wounding Ex-Husband’s Sweetheart

Ex-Wite Guilty In Shooting Case   Punishment Fixed at 2 to 4 Vears

Pact Nations Warned They Must Do More   United States Informs Allies That Their Present Preoarations Are Inadequate

Defense Ministers Plan 60 Division Army For Europe   Henry S. Leavitt Is Washington Newcomer

West Europe TeldTo Step Up Armament   U.S. Charges That Hor Mies Aren't Preparing Sufficiently

West Europe Army Okayed At Brussels   Dean Acheson Calls Old Rearmament Plans ‘Inadequate’

Hl, S, CHARGES ALLIES NOT HELPING ENOUGI   Germans Included In 55 or 60 Division Army

Blizzards Hit Two States   Traffic Paralyzed In Minnesota, Wisconsin

Yankee Tanks Reach Border Of Manchuria  plost Frog: Red Tra ae Spates

Over 500 By-passed (COmmunists Are  Killed by 25th  Division in Battle

Battle Slows Allied Advance Toward Border   General Says -Yanka te Entrench Near Banks of Yalu River

Roar on Toward Border i in Wake of Red Ambush   Yanks Report Big Bag in Guerrilla Hunt Among Korea Hills

Will “Shoot Back If Attacked There”’  Knemy Builds Up Army in  Mountains

Heading North In Blazing Bid To Hit Border   Will Return Fire  From Manchuria

Tanks Blast Way Out of Red Trap   Column Aims to Reach Manchurian Border in 4 Days

Planes Fire Reds’ Base At Kapsan   U.S. Tank Colunin Hopes To Arrive At Line In Four Davs

Gl Tank Unit Drives Thru Red Trap   Armored Column Plans To Reach Manchurian Border Next Week

Yank Tanks Blast Way Out of Trap  Reds Open Fire   Reds Open Fire From Hillside on Advancing Column

WILL AE TURN GHINESE FIR OVER BORDEF   Yank Commander of Driv North Expects to Reach fine Nexyt Weel.

UN Forces Continue Border Push   Americans Expect To Reach Goal Within Four Days

Roll North In Bid To Reach Border Within Four Days   Reds Avoid Most Engagements Along Front in Korea

Yanks 23 Miles From Objective; Get out of Trap   Commander Says They Will Be Opoosite Manchuria Next Week

U.S. Tanks Blast Way Out Of Trap   Marine Planes Put Remainder Of Enemy To Flight In Hills Near Manchuria

Column Leader Hopes to Reach Yalu Next Week   Declares His Troops Will Answer Any Fire From Manchuria

Enemy Dead Strew Routes Of Advances   Column Only 23 Miles From Border; Deadline Slated In Four Days

To Reach Border Early Next Week, Says Commander of Column; Are 23 Miles From There.  COMMIINISTS AVOID

MANCHURIA IS 4 DAYS AWAY OFFICER SAYS   Blazing Battle Rages As Units Move Northward

Launch Push Designed tc Reach Manchurian Border. in 4 Days   WIPE OUT GUERRI  LLAS

Troops Will Be On Border In four Days   Progress In Clearing Red Guerrillas From Behind Lines Ix Made

Units Still Advancing All Along War Front,  Guerrillas Are Active

Tank Column Rips Through Ravine Trap   Commandant Expects to Reach Border in Four Days: May Fire Across

Column Plans To Reach China In Four Days   Americans Fight Bloody Battle Through Ravine

American Tank Column Rolls Northward in Kore And Expects fo Reach Manchurian Border In Four Days: Other Forces Also Advancing

Launch Push Designed to Reach Manchurian Border in 4 Days   der in 4 Days WIPE OUT GUERRILLAS  Communists Avoid Major Engagements Along Most of Front   WIPE OUT GUERRILLAS

Americans Blast Out Of Red Trap   Commander Of Yank Unit Estimates He Can Reach Border Within Four Days

Tanks Blast Through Red  Korean Trap   Roll Northward in Bid To Reach Manchurian Border in Four Days

Outfit Blasts Out Of Ravine Then Rolls On   ‘We Will Shoot Hell Out Of Them’ Boasts Commander

Makes Bid fo Reach Border   Means to Hit Border in Four Days; Other U. N. ‘Farees Pushing Ahead

Communists  Show Little  Resistance “o Advance  é terrilla Warfare * Keeps UN Troops  Active In South

Tanks Sweep Through Red Trap In Korea  Three-Hour Battle Fails To Halt U. §

Continue March to The Border   U.S. Officer Says Allies to Fire Over River If Attacked

Expect lo Reach Goal In 4 Days   Fight Way Through Enemy Trap In Mountains

Tank Column Blasts Way Thru Red Trap And Rolls  Onward To Manchuria   Three-Hour Battle In Mountain Ravine Ends With 125 Communist Dead On Hills And-Marine Corsairs  Rackeating Snurvivare,

*PUSH FOR BORDER 4 DAYS AWAY   2 Will Roll on to Yalu and Dig in, Says Commander After Fighting Out of Trap.

Rolls Northward Toward Border After Hot Scrap   Force Expects to Be at Border in 4 Days; to Slug With Enemy

Blazing Batile Routs Commies From Defenses   One U.S. Officer Threatens To Fire Across Yalu River

Americans Bid To Reach China Line In 4 Days  17th Infantry Leaves 125 Communists Deac After 3-Hour Battle

‘Manchuria Border in Four Days,’ Says Commander, ‘and If They Fire Across Frontier, We'll Shoot Back’ -

Tank Column Smashes On Toward Manchurian  Border: Due In Four Days

Communists Hit American Column from Hills; ROK Division Advances 1000) Yards

Rolls Northward In Bid to Reach’: Border in 4 Days  3-Hour Battle EndsWith 125 Reds Dead

In Effort To Reach Border   Reds Try to Spring Trap on Americans  23 Miles South Of  Manchurian Border

U.S. Tank Column Near  China Border   Communists Routed As American Forces Blast Korean Trap

» Manchuria in Four Days, Is Goal of Unit  Ready to Shoot It Out, Says Officer

Rolls on North Toward Border Of Manchuria   Enemy Dead Litters Ravine After Fierce Three-Hour Battle

‘Yanks Crush Trap, Aim Toward Yalu   U. S. Commander Vows to Reach Manchurian Line Farly in Week

Americans Aim To Reach Border First Of Week   U. S. Commander Declares “Will Shoot Hell Out Of Them” If Fired On From Manchuria; Kapsan Afire

AMERICAN TANKS SMASH RED TRAP, HEAD FOR BORDER   17TH INFANTRY TO REACH YALU RIVER WITHIN FOUR DAYS

Tanks Rumble ‘Along Road In Effort To Reach Objective In Next Four Days

Americans Trying To Reach Border Early Next Week   Column 23 Miles South Of Manchuria; Leader Says If Fired On From Chinese Territory, Men Will Fire Back

Red Koreans Flee to Hills After Attack   Commander Read; For Assaults From Manchuria

Americans Blast Way Through Trap in Korean Valley   Forces Now Are Within Border, Pushing Ahead. 23 Miles of Manchurian

Forces Head For Border Of Manchuria   Hope To Reach The Frontier In Four Days, Officers Say

Americans Head  For Manchurian Line After Clash  Chinese Reported Firing U.S. Guns, Artillery Shells

Column  Heads For  Manchuria  Exnects To Hit.   Expects To Hit. Border In 4 Days

Yank Stab T oward  Border _   Driving Tank Column May Reach Yalu River In.4 Days; Reds:Mass  100.000 Men in Hills :

TANK COLUMN OVERPOWERS RED TRAP   touted Communists Blitzer By Marine Planes  SOUTH KOREANS   Inch Ahead In Northeast: Enemy Trying To Avoid Major Engagement

U. §. Tanks in Dash for The Border   Column Smashes Through Red Trap In Northeast Sector; Kill 500 Guerrillas

Column Launches Drive To Reach Manchurian Border In Four Days   Allied Troops Cliam Heavy Tell Of Reds In Guerrilla Roundup Behind Main Front

Unit Rolls On Toward Manchuria   Leader: “To Shoot Hell Out of 'Em” if Fired On from Over Line.

Yank Column ‘Blasts Way Out of Trap   Tank Force Bids Te Reach Border Jn Next 4 Days

Potato Control Backers Come Nearer Victory  Compromise Bill !s Approved By Group From Both Houces

TAKE IT FROM THE OLD- TIMERS:  Get Tough, Bud, Only the Fittest Last in Korea

U. S. to Seek China Squeeze   World Economic Sanctions ™. Be Demanded

GOVERNMENT SEEKS UN SUPPORT  U.S. To Demand Sanctions Against Communist China

Anary Miners Talk Defiance Of Labor Act   Accuse Truman of Trying to Club Them Back

TRUMAN MOVES TO FORCE MEN BACK TO WORK   National Emergency Called; Walkouts Idle Pits

Bill To Cut Rent Ruling Is Advanced By Senators   Passage Is Expected Today; Women Jury  Measure Is Approved

Oregon Vote, Taft Charges Top Politics   GOP Leader Says Attack On Truman Undisputed; Dewey Seen As Out

Oregon Primary Tops Political Fare For Today  Dewey Won't Run;  Taft Says tmmorality ee  on oo 2

DEATH STRIKES IN DARK AFTER GRADUATION:   Three Decapitated; Driver of Car in Hospital and May Not Live.

After - Commencement  Car Wreck Kills Five lowa High School Youths

Three Had  Just Been Graduated   Car Smashes into Rear Of 6-Ton Fish Truck South of Harlon.

Crash Info Rear Of Truck After H. 5. Graduation   3 of Victims Are Decapitated In Night Tragedy

9000 Defiant Reds Yield To Demands   Returning Marchers Strike Against West Zone Ruling

Harvester  Firms Closed By Pickets   Two More Affected; Rail Strike Would Idle 10.000 in Indiana

Harvester Firms Closed. By Pickets  L. oo oo erick ee poe   Two-More Affected; Rail Strike Would Idle 10.000 in indiana

BUCKS COUNTIANS RECEIVE DEGREES   ‘Commencement Exercises Are Held at State College Today

Odessa’s J. T. Rutherford Announces For Second Term As Representative

Tank-Led Invaders In Quick Maneuver  Isolate Troops Bad Weather Keeps   Bad Weather Keeps Warplanes From Striking Enemy

New Battle of Bulge Menaces Yank Forces   U.N. Calls Session To Act on Korea.

=ate of Americans Unknown in First Combat With Enemy — Pocket Sprung After Artillery Had Turned Back Invaders in Duel—AP Writer Sends News: of, Reverse-— Carrier Planes Make Slashing Attacks on Communist Targets in North Korea..      PYRONGYANG IS HARD HIT

Surprise Setback At Osan   Forward Artillery Unit Cut Off From Supporting Infantry By Maneuver; Fog Ties Planes

U.S. Infantry Pushed Back:  Koreans Flee   Situation Grave; Air Force Waits For Break In Weather

Tank Thrust Blocks Escape Route for Undisclosed Number of GIs in Advanced Infantry Position.  SOME HOPE HELD  ee ee ee ee a   SOME HOPE HELD FOR WITHDRAWAL

Large Part of Army Appears in Flight; Drive Nears Osan   Advance Threatens To Cut Off Forces Snared in Red Net

Tanks Surround U.S. Infantry Units In Korea   Communists Struck By Heavy Bombers, Carrier Planes

Communist Mass Drive Perils Front   Bad Weather Curbs American Airmen +, Attacks on Foe

Tank-Led Force Pushes Through  Break In Lines   Size Of Trapped American Group Unknown; Weather Is Unfavorable

Swift-Moving Commie Tanks Cut Supply Line  Unknown Number Of Defenders   Unknown Number Of Defenders ’ Also Entrapped

Communists in Massive Drive To Southward ©  _ Diplomats Worried ft  vor Niawét Ba. we

U.S. Force is Trapped   Tank-Led N. Korean Pockets Infantry Position South of Suwon

Temperatures   Tank Thrust Bars Yanks’ Escape as North Forces Pour Troops Into Battle

Air Officers Await Weather Break to Loose Warplanes Upon Invading Communists

Communists Mass Troops For New Drive   U. S. Artillery Destroys 2 Tanks Before Setback

Red Invaders Close Trap on  American Unit   Air Force Waits on  Break in Weather to Loose Warplanes on Driving Communists

Tank Column Traps U. 5. Infantry Unit   U. S. Artillery, Communist Tanks Trade Blows; USAF Still Grounded

One Contingent Is Cut Off South of Suwon  Defenders Retreat By Thousands e ‘east. **... ..f....

U.S. Troopers. Are Trapped Korean Pockel   Number of Americans In Trap Not Known; Fragmentary Details Of Dfficulty Received 

Infantry Guns Hammer Away At Red Tanks   Size of Trapped Force Not Revealed; Carrier Planes Make Raids

South Koreans  Reported in Fult Flight on Front  Retreating Army Heads South as Reds Crack Line

North Korean Communist Spearhead Reaches Area of Osan, South of Suwon, Seemingly Designed to Open Way for Drive on Taejon, a Military Center.

Battle Blazes In Central Korea South Of Suwon   Still Hope Of Yank Escape

South Korean Soldiers Flee Battle Zones as Communist  Tanks and Troops Roll On TRAPPED AMERICANS DESPERATE  Expect China Reds To Join North Korea —-US Holds Air Superiority; Arms, Men Are Poured Into Embattled Land

Fate Of Americans Trapped South Of Suwon Not Known   TANK MANEUVER   Enables Reds To Drive Between Yank Forward Gun Positions And Su pporting Infantry; Navy In Action

Infantry Caught In Big Drive by Tank-Led Forces   MacArthur Discloses Reverse for Defense On Front Near Suwon

SOUTH KOREA TROOPS START FULL RETREAT   Invaders Pour New Men And Vehicles Into Hard Drive

One Contingent Is Cut Off South of Suwon  Mafendere RPetreat   Defenders Retrea! By Thousands In ‘Wild Disorder

SOUTH KOREA SOLDIERS ARE RETREATING         Thousands of Natives Fall. Back Before New Com-: munist Onslaught; Situation is Grave. a.   BAD WEATHER IDLES -AMERICAN PLANES   First American Killed in. Battle as Red Tanks Cut Off Yanks South of Suwon.

U.S. Position Imperiled Near Suwon   Communists Send 3 to 4 Divisions South of Han River Line

Soldiers Flee SouthernBattle Zone, Rush Rail Stations   U.S. Infantry UnitBelieved Trapped After Tank Battle

Red Tanks Cut Off Infantry Troops South Of Suwon   Bad Weather Delays Air Attack On Invaders; Both Sides Rush Reinforcements to Battle Lines

" TRUMAN GOING SOUTH    President To Leave Sunday For §  Weeks’ Vacation In Florida

Announcement Of Election In  Britain Looms   Atlee Talks With King; Parliament Dissolution Likely

BRITISH AWAIT NEW ELECTIONS   ‘Expect Announcement By Attlee After Visit To King George

ia eee . ‘Political Writers ‘Predict Election In Britain Next Month

China Reported Arming Guerilla   Indochinese Paper Publishes Account

INDO-CHINA REDS WILL BE ARMED   China Communists Agree To Assist Moscow-Recognized Guerrillas

CHINESE AEDS AIDING REBELS IN INDO-CHIN!   Promise Guerrillas Arms a No Charge, Training Vietminh Troons.

Red China Aid Promised to Saigon Rebels   Training of Men One Of Major Steps in Communist Program

Chinese Reds Starting Military ‘Aid To Indochinese Communists   Korea-At-A-Glance

OUST COMMIES, - MGARTHY SAYS   Senator Claims 57 Reds in State Department

MacArthur Charge Hits At ‘New Foe   General Condemns ‘Lawlessness’ Of Communist Forces

Calls It One Of Most Offensive Lawlessness Acts In Historic Record

U.N. Informed Of Agaression By Laroe Force   Detailed Account Of Specific Units Is Made By General

General MacArthur Makes Announcement to U. N. Council  LISTS SPECIFIC UNITS  At Least Four Divisions Are Operating. Against the Allies

Forces Hold Ay \ttacks  Ay: : Pushed By 3 , uinese  ane at. Tr.f....   Allies Un Defense Near Old Red City As Lines Are Reset

Council Told  Chinese Reds  Fight Allies Austin Presents  MacArthur Report

‘Gravest International Significance Seen If Reds In Korea Reinforced   Gen. MacArthur Says Chinese Reds Have Entered Korea From Manchuria   Gen. MacArthur Nofities U.N. Chinese Reds Are Fighting In Korea

Gives Detailed Account  General Notifies U. N. Chine Is Fighting Allies In Korea

Units Named In Account From Korea   Detailed Report Given On Chinese Entry Into Fight

Charge Made In Special  Report Today   Decision To Label Peiping Government Ageressors Could Touch Off New War

Security Council Told China Reds Fight In Korea  MacArthur Sends Detailed Report To Delegate Austin

Formal Charges Filed Against New Agaressor   Ominous Events Viewed With Alarm Bv Taut World

UN Facing Gravest Crisis Over China   Red Aggression In Korean War Poses Problem

MacArthur Tells of Russian Help   Suppfied’ Men, Arms for Reds of Korea

MacArthur Sends Captured Russian Machine Gun To U.N. As Evidence

KANSAS RANKS FIFTH   Among the Nation’s Major Grid Teams in Rushing Offense

Federal Grand Jury Indicts a Former County Prosecutor   Samuel C. Hayden Is Identified as Gambling  Beascan Deriner

Indict Pair In Kansas City Scandal   Ex-Assistant Prosecutor and Gambler Accused of Income Tax Evasion

Indict Two In Federal Tax Probe   Income Tax Evasion Charged By Federal Grand Jury In Cases ‘At Kansas City

FACE INCOME TAX RAP   Grand Jury Names Ex-Official and Gambler in Kansas City

TWO INDICTED IN PROBE OF CRIME AT KANSAS CITY   FORMER PROSECUTOR, GAMBLER ACCUSED OF INCOME TAX EVASION

Ex-Prosecutor, Gambler Named By Grand Jury   Kansas City Jury Charges Tax Evasions

2 Are Indicted in Crime Probe   U. S. Grand Jury Names Former Official in ‘Kansas City

sont r Assistant Prosecutor and Gargotta Associate Accused ..  i aitees City Federal Grand  Jury Votes Tax Indictments

TWO INDICTED IN KANSAS CITY   Federal Grand Jury Charges Hayden, Lococe With Tax Evasion.

Two Indicted By Grand Jury In Tax Counts   Federal Jury Indicts Former County Official, Gambler Pertner of Bineggio

Z Kansas City Men Indicted By Grand Jury   Gambler, Practicing Attorney ‘Evaded Income Taxes’

Federal Grand Jury Probing Crime Conditions in Kansas City Indicts Two for Evading Taxes

Kansas City’s Jury Cites 2   Former Prosecutor, Gambler in Tax Case

Two Indicted for Tax Evasions in  K.C. Crime Probe   Gambler and a Former Assistant Prosecutor’ Named by Grand Jury

Jury Probing Crime in K. €, Indicts 2 For  Tax Evasion   Ex - Assistant Prosecutor, Gambling House Partner Of Gargotta Named

KANSAS CITY GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO   Accuses Ex- Prosecutor Samuel C. Hayden and Gambler Tano Lococo of Income Tax Evasion.   " BOTH LINKED TO GAMBLING INTERESTS   ‘Hayden Partner in Gambling House; Lococo an Associate of Slain Charles Gargotta.

Tax Dodge  Charged by Probe Jury   Erstwhile Prosecutor Gambler Linked to Gargotta Cited.

Kansas City 'Racketeers  Are Indicted   Men Linked to Underworld Named for Tax Evasion; Another Pleads Guilty

Ex-Official Accused on Tax Charge   Gambler, Linked With Gargotta, Also Named

Mother Gambles, Loses Siamese Twins Die During Operation To Separate Them  y 1     z

Trumans Greef 450 During Reception  Unowar e of Small Fire in Back of Building

Isbrandtsen Gives Up Shanghai Run, Orders Flying Arrow to Tsingtao

US. Freighter Is Diverted From Shanghai   lying Arrow Ordered To Nearest Safe Port: Destrovers Withdrawn

Owners Abandon  Attempt To Sail  Ship To Shanghai Will Not Expose  Crew To Further Chinese Atiacks

ORDERS ARE SENT FLYING ARROW TO GO-TO TSINGTAR   Isbrandtsen Company Says Vessel and Crew Wili Not Be Exposed to “Further Lawlessness.”   TO MAINTAIN SERVICE TO OTHER CHINA PORTS   Iwo American Destroyers Standing by Craft Directed to Leave the Yangtze Estuary.

SHIP GIVES UP EFFORT 10 GET INTO SHANGHAI   Freighter, Shelled Bs . Nationalists, Sent To Another Port

BUCKS COUNTY IN 1949 SHOWED JUMP IN RETAIL SALES   Went Ahead of 1948 Volume By .13%, Survey Shows

High Brass Confident Of Victory   Two Generals Return To Washington From Trip To Far East 

U.S. MILITARY HEADS REPORT ON KOREAN WAR  Army and Air Force Pog ORG) AUMage Aes: c, Zane Tae) aie eee mmm Ape   Army and Air Force Chiefs Estimate What Will Be Needed to Defeat Reds.

Pronoses a 715% Excess Profits Tax on Corporations   Sec. Snyder's Recommenda tion Is Less Than That Imposed in World War II.

Says ‘Lame Duck’ Session Will Accent Program   New Plan Softens World War Il Levy By 19 Pet Plue

Snyder Offers Excise: Tax To Committee  75 Per Cent Levy Suggested By Treasury Head

Snyder Asks 75 PC. Levy  On Business   House Committee Hears Secretary

Snyder Proposes Levy to Raise Defense Funds   Is Modified Version of World War II Corporation Tax

Snyder Outlines Proposal Before Tax-Bill Writers   Truman Asks Levy of $4 Billion Be Made Retroactive to July 1

TRUMAN SEEKS FOUR BILLION FOR DEFENSE   Snyder Says Measure Car Be Passed This Term

Follows Up Truman On Corporations   Treasury Head Asks Passage Of Bill At Session On Nov. 27

Snyder Says He Feels Congress Will Approve   Government Income Far Below Spending, Secretary Reports

Proposes New 75 Percent Tax ‘On Excess Profits   Secretary Snyder Says It Is Way to Raise  $4 Billions Needed to Pay for Defense Costs

75 Percent Rate Asked In Measure   He’s Confident Bill Can Be Approved By Lame Duck Session

Snyder Proposes 15 Per Cent Tax On Excess Profits   Treasury Secretary ‘Confident’ Congress Will Pass Measure

Makes Proposal After President Asks $4 Billions  Treasury's Chief Wants Tax Boost Before Year-End

snyder Wants 757% Tax For  Excess Profit   Need $4 Million To Finance U. S. Defense Program

New Tax Bil ‘Improbable Until Next Year   Congress Unlikely to Follow Truman’s Request for Excess Profits Levy

Snyder Proposes 15% Excess Profits Tax.   Believes Plan Can Be Passed At Short Session Of Conaress

Snyder Asks  75 Pet. Exeess Profits Tax   ‘Softer’ Levy Would Help Bring In $ Billion Truman Wants To Defray U.S. Defense Prosram

Snyder Wants 15 Per Cent Tax on Profits  Backs Truman’s Plea For Levy on Excess Corporation Gains

SNYDER PROPOSES 75 PER CENT TAX   Would Take Three-Fourth: Of All Excess Profits of Corporations

Snyder Asks Profits Tax Raise Money   Proposes 75 Per Cent On Corporations to Provide Four Billions For Defense Effort

Snvder is Confident on Proposed Tax   Provides Exacting —  75> 6Pereent on Exeess Profits

15 Per Cent Tax of Excess Profits Asked   President Seeks Levy Retroactive to July as Aid to Defense Effort

Snyder Asks Ih Per Cent Profits Tax   ‘ Confident Plan Can Be Passed at Short Session of Congress

Treasury Chief Suggests Tax on Excess Profits   Proposal Would Take _ Big Share of Profit From Corporations

A75 Per Cent Excess Profits Tax is Proposed   Snyder’s Plan to Raise Extra $4 Billion To Pay for Defense

Would Raise Fund Needed  For Defense   Congress Action Not Likely During Brief ‘Lame Duck? Session

ADMINISTRATION REQUESTS 75% EXCESS LEVY   Secretary Snyder Ex plains Truman $4,000,000,000 Tax Proposal

 Action This Year Doubtful  Snyder Asks’ $4 Billion Tax; Urges Quick Passage Of Bill

Snyder Proposes 7) Per Cent Tax   Says He’s Confident Proposal Can Pass In Short Session

75% Tax on Corperation Profit Asked  Rate Less Than Levy Made in World War II

Excess Profits Tax Proposed  ~ Snyder Asks for  A Rillian Nilaw Ineame

Snyder Urges Bigger Tax:On Excess Profits   Would: Raise - Extra $4 Billion: Receipts

PROPOSE 75 PER CENT TAX ON EXCESS PROFITS   Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Urges Passage of Levy at Short Session of Congress. Truman Wants Tax Retroactive to July 1 to Raise $4 Billion for Defense.

Would Take 715 Percent For Defense   Treasury Secretary Says Corporations Should Carry Fair Share.

Snyder Asking Excess Profif Tax Of 75 Pct.   Business Would Bear Brunt Of Defense Proaram

Excess Profits Tax of 75 Per Cent on Corporations Urged By Secretary of the Treasury

75% Excess Profits Tax Is Proposed   Snyder Urges Tax To Raise $4 Billion For Defense Cause

For Excess Profits. Levy .   Snyder: Proposes 75° Tax as Corporatioris’  ‘Fair’ Share of Load;  Believes It: Will Pacs

Says Proposal Will Pass At Short Session  Higher Taxes For   Higher Taxes For Average American Also Beina Acked

SOFTER PROFITS TAX PROPOSED   Snyder Would Set Levy At 75 Per Cent Instead Of 85.5

Excess Profit: Tax To Raise Four Billion  Expect Law  ma we aout *

days Proposal Will Pass At Short Session  _ Higher Taxes For Average Americon Also Beine Asked

Snyder Asks Excess Profit Tax Increase  Treasury Secretary Wants 75°, Tax On  Corporations To

High Excess Pr ofits Tax Is Proposed   Snyder Calls for Large Corporation Tax—Help Pay For Defense Effort

Corporation Tax Boost Proposed   Snyder Suggests 75 Percent Excess Profits Levy —

Would Date Levy From Last July 1   Truman Asks Speed on Tax, But Solons Hint Delay Is More Likely

Snyder Proposes 75 Pct. Profit Tax   Levy Would Be Lighter Than World War II Take

REVERSED AS MINING BEGINS   Bulk of Coal Diggers Back at Work; Rails Rush Fuel Supplies

Happy Soft Coal Miners Dig Again; Sag in Nation’s Industrial Output Climbing

Lappy. Miners Back In Pits: Ceal Rolling   Railroads Start Moving Precious Fuel To Areas Hard Hit

INDUSTRY SAG MINING BEGIN   Bulk of Coal Digger Back at Work; Rails Rush Fuel Supplies

Pickup In Other industries Is Prompt; Ten Days Should Return Most Of Them To Normal

Full-Scale Output Of Coal Expected in Few Days; Layoffs Of Thousands to End

Coal Miners Swing Up Pit Output   Majority of Strikers Return to Work Under Wave Boost

Grinning Miners Resume '‘Soft-Coal. Pit Operations   30,000 Turn Out for Work Monday But Coal Pipe Line Begins Healthy Recovery Schedule

Industry, Hard Hit by Long Strike, Expected to Return to Normal in About 10 Days.   STEEL MILLS START KECALLING WORKERS   Railroads Summon Laid Of Men to Get Fuel Moving— Brownouts Rescinded or Eased,

Coal Pipeline  Revives Nation   Miners Jog Back to Pits: Firms Toot Whistles

CALENDAR FOR EVENTS SLATED BY CHAMBER __   Organizations Asked to Co Operate by Sending Infor. mation to Secretary

SERVICE CENTER   To Be Started By The Wellsboro Chamber Of  oa! fammarra

Mercy Killing Cause Is Issue   Did Doctor Or Cancer Kill Is Question

Several Puzzling Features Of The ‘Mercy Death’ Trial Not Yet Cleared Up By The Defense And Prosecution

Stubborn Denials Finally Broken Down With Trick Question; Case ‘By No Means Closed.”

FBI TRAPPED HARRY GOLD BY “TRICK QUERY”   1,200 People Checked Before Bio-Chemist Was Arrested

Lawmakers Predict More Arrests in A-Spy Case  Contend Others Likely Involved In Fuchs-Gold  Development

Predicts New Arrests in Spy Probe   Officials Disclose How FBI Agents Trapped Harry Golc

FBI Men Check 1,200 to Catch Suspect in U. S.   ‘Trick Question,’ Miss Bentley Tip Trap Harry Gold

WOLU'S SEIZURE DOES NOT CLOSE FUCHS SPY CASE   Predictions Made on Capitol Hill That More Arrests Will Be Made for Theft of Atomic Secrets,   PRISONER IS HELD UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Prick Question Trapped Him and Led to Confession He Served as GoBetwren in Ring,

OTHER ARRESTS PREDICTED IN ATOM SPY CASE   Congressmen Say Others Must Have Been Involved With Fuchs   GOLD BEING GUARDED BY SPECIAL DETAIL

Predict More Atomic Spy Case Arrests  Reveal FBI Checked 1,200 Suspects to   Reveal FBI Checked 1,200 Suspects to  Identify Harry Gold As Fuchs Sov Aaent

AS KEY MAN IN DATA DELIVERY   ‘Trick Question’ Traps Philadelphian Into Full Confession

More Arrests Seen Likely In Gold Case  FBI Agents Query Fuchs for New  A-Spv Ring Leads

FBI. Steps Up Spy Search; More Arrests are Predicted   Confessed Go-Between for Russians Held Under Heavy Guard While Search Praceeds

FBI Agents’ Long Quest Nearing End      Trick Question  Trapped Suspect Into Confession

FBI CHECKS 1,200 BEFORE MAKING ARRESI   Philadelphia Man Snared in Net By A Trick Question

Gold Was Led Into Trap By FBI, Then Broke Down And Made Full Confession

East Clears Away Debris   Industrial Centers Near Normal Status’

Factories And Sfores Reopen   Thausands Without ie H Pp  And Pawer

Industrial Centers Nearing Normalcy  But Many Big Clean-Up Joh: Romain

Storm Mop-Up Will Be Slow; Deaths Mount   Thousands Join In ‘Tedious Task, With Damage In Millions

Death Toll From Storm  Nearly 300   Losses Continue  To Mount As Winter Holds Grip; East Coast Hard Hit

Factories And Stores Reopen  Thousands Without  bBantinn And Dawaoe

‘Industrial Cities in Storm-Lashed ‘East Moving Slowly Back to Normal

Death Toll Now. Near 300 Mark   East Slowly Recovering From Snow And Wind Storms.

i'Wabash Threatens New Breaks In Flood Damage; Ohio River Crest Is Seen

INDIANA FEELS FLOOD THREAT   Swollen Wabash River Strain. ing at Bulwarks — One Levee Collapses

NEW FLOOD THREAT   Wabash River May Leave Banks in Indiana; Niblack Levee Breaks

Swollen Wabash Flooding District  Vincennes Suffers As Levee Breaks

Floods Peril  Indiana Farms   Major Levee Break Feared; Soldiers, Others Fight   To Save Sections

Indiana Flood Threat Mounts   “ Wabash River Strains Banks in Vast Area

Indiana Farm Land In Path Of Big Flood   Wabash Rivet Strains Al Levees; 16,000 Acre: OF Lowlands  Floodec  Near Vincennes

Wabash Flood Grows Worse   Over 900 Fort Knox Troops Standing By at Dik

Floods Occur in Indiana; Danger ‘From Frost Over in Southern Calif.

River Tugs At Levee    Vincennes, Ind. Area Fears Breakthrough As Wabash Creeps Higher

Wabash Rising To Flood Stage  Coid Weather Move: Into Mew Enaland

Britain Sends Troops, Ship To Eritrea  Serves Warning O1 Italy And Ethiopia

ITALIANS AMBUSHED BY NATIVES Britain To Send Ship, Troops To Stop Violence In Eritrea.

British Force Sent To Africa  Ship, Troops On Way To Troubled Eritrea

Food Costs Show General Decline  Fresh Foods, Meats, Egg Prices Top List

Prices of Some Food Items Come Down During Week   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BARBER SHOOTS MAYOR BEFORE SUICIDE MOVE   City Head at Stillwater To Re cover After Gunplay in His Office

Sulphur Bomb Discharged In  Campus Home   Students, Firemen Made Il From Fumes Of Bomb At Sigma Chi House At  Fyvancton

Arms Aid Will Make Chances Good For Averting War--Lodge   Ground Forces Would Be Fighting In Europe Shortly After Start Of Any Future War Says Senator

Senator Lodge Says Chances Good for Averting War   But Adds That U. S. Troops Woula Quickly Re tn Action in Any Future Conflict

Ambassador Muccio Says Conferences Were Carried Out Very Satisfactorily; No Pians Were Disclosed.

Truman Foes Insist It Go Before Solons  Suppression Try   Suppression Try Fails When Weekly Publishee Renort

Mac's Pacific Stand Released   Truman ‘Gag’ Foiled; Congress Hears ‘Talk’

Emphasizes Solit Over Formosa   Withdrawal of Stcetement Ordered

Talk ‘Caged’ By Truman Made Public   General Says Island In Unfriendly Hand: Could Mean War

Supresses  His Remarks On Formosa   Action Points Up Wide Cleavage On Island Issue

TRUMAN FOES MAKE PUBLIC VEW ADDRESS   President Insists UN to Settle Isle Fate

“Jomorvrous Headlines “Jaday  TRUMAN TRIED TO SUPPRESS GENERAIL'S WORDS

‘MacArthur's Ideas On Formosa Go ‘In Public Recond   Suppressed Statement Read Into Record

M’Arthur’s Views On Formosa Are Ordered Silenced   Statement, However, Is Entered on Public Record in Congress

AFL Council Meets In Philadelphia  William Green And  ” Aides Map Plans 1960

'Fax-Reaching Political Moves Are IExnected From AFL's Policy Sessiox

THOUSANDS BEHIND ‘CURTAIN’ SEEK TRUTH   Letters from Those Who  Risk Lives to Hear     U. S. Broadcasts ‘GLAD FOR “VOICE”

SEEKING TRYTW  Voice Ot America’ Pierces Communism’s Iron Curtain, Wins Converts For Freedom

SEEKING TRUTH:   - aulalekedll Be xcdh lela  Russians Outside Red Sphere Rejecting Moscow Propagand:

17,000 EACH MONTH PLEAD FOR “TRUTH”   Listeners All Over World Contact “Voice of America”   ARE NOT “TAKEN IN”

‘Voice of America’ Tearing Holes An Iron Curtain in Truth Campaign

Costs City Money But He's Wonderful   L.A. Council Overjoyed by Results of His Work For Traffic Sater

This Is Day Of Decision For State. GOP  Republicans A Hold important,

Duff Faction Chairmen to Pick Slate at Hershey  Kreamer Among Those Scheduled to Line Up Ranublican Ticket

Pennsylvania Republeans. Meet Today.   Candidates for 1950 Election Are Expected To Be Named

President Has Not Indicated He Will Bow To Demands Tt Make Loyalty Files Available To Sub.Committee Of Senate   CLAIMS COMMUNISTS IN STATE DEPARTMENT

McCarthy Turns Fire On Truman   ‘Arrogant Refusal!" To let Congress Look At tavalty Files Scored

McCarthy Flails Truman On Loyalty Files   Accuses Him Of ‘Arrogant Refusal’

McCarthy Blasts Truman For Holding Back Files   Wants Him to Grant Congress Full Access To Loyalty Records

Sen. MeCarthy Fires Blast AY President   Accuses Truman of “Arrogant Refusal” to Disclose Government Loyalty Files

Move Is Endangering Security Of Nation, He Tells President   Files ‘Necessary’ To Probe € harges   State Department Seen As Willing If Truman Gives Signal

House Readies Profit Tax Bill   2EUIEE TGA OIL  Cuts P resi d ents Original Huge  a oe

South Korean Patrols First To Reach Line   No Evidence Chinese Reds Actively Are Fighting, Army Says

Hits Line Unopposec By Enemy   ROKs Report Capture Of Chinese Red; M’‘Arthur Skeptical   War Map on Page 8

Reports Of China ‘Reds’ Adtate Heard  a As. foxes. Sees ys a As   Ist Marines Land At Already-Taken Port Of Wonsan On East

Allied Spearhead Reaches Chinese Manchuria Line      South Korean Patrol  Races Unopposed To Finish Long Thrust

— UNOPPOSED — S. Koreans  First to Arrive   USE OF CHINESE REDS DOUBTED

China Reds _ Reported In Korea Battle   5S. Korean Patrols Race Unopposed. To South Bank Of Yalu River

No Verification Of Action From UN; New U.S.  MarineLanding   2 Chinese Prisoners Say 20,000 Communists Cross Border

South Korean Regiment First to Reach Boundary; Report Has Chinese Reds in Action.  WONSAN LANDING IS UNOPPOSED

Koreans: Win Race To Border   ROK Patrols Push To Bank of Yalu; Report of Chinese In Fight: Not Verified

Allies Smash Way to Borde Of Red China   Report Chinese Troops Sent [nto . Bathe Neor Oniona

Korean Sixth Division !s First U. N. Force To! Complete Dash To Border — U. S. Spokes-. man Declares No Evidence Chinese Reds: Supporting North Koreans :

ALLIES PUSH TO BORDER OF MANCHURIA   South Korean Patrols Race Unopposed to Yalu River, on Frontier of Chinese Territory.   " NO EVIDENCE OF CHINESE FIGHTING   Two Prisoners Had Report ed 20,000 Chinese Aid. ing Korean Reds. Yank: Drive on Border.

South Korean Patrols Race Unopposed to South Bank Of Yalu River on Frontier

[South Korean Patr ‘ol Races To Yalu Rive  ROK Troops First To Hit Obiective

ROKs First To Complete Long Drive   Eighth Army Finds No Rebel Support  Fram Chinese Reds

U. S. Marines Head A 50,000 Landing Force at the  Port of Wonsan

Some Reports Sav Chinese Reds Attack   No Confirmation From tL. S. Headquarters For These Reports

No Opposition Encountered as Frontier Neared   Another Landing Made by Allies In North Korea

ROK Patrols Hit Yalu As Marines Beach At Wonsan   8th Army Spokesman Says No Evidence To Support Reports Of Red Chinese Attack On  Ganth Karoan Tranne

First South Korean Troops Reach Red China's Manchurian Border: All Korea to Be Cleared

First Allied Unit Reaches Border River   Marines Stage Another Landing At Wonsan Port

No Evidence Of ‘Overt Acts’ By Chinese Reds   Koreans Become First UN Troops To Complete Long Push  lin Peninsula

Allied Force In Unopposed Dash To Yalu River   American Marines In New Landing; No Confirmation Of Reported Support By Chinese Communists

Report Chinese Reds Fighting Above Pyongyang   Spokesman Says Prisoner Claims Three Battalions From China Join Fight in Korea

South Koreans To North Border   Patrols First to Reach Yalu River; Attacks by Chinese Reds Uncontirmed

First: U. N. Troops Reach The Border   Rok Patrol Gains Yula Riv. er, Pepanating Korea   REPORTS OF CHINESE

Marines Spearhead New Blow   R.O.K. Patrols Reach Yalu River, in Center of Uneasy Frontier

No Evidence of Chinese Reds in Action on Front   South Koreans Race Unopposed to Yalu Dividing Countries

Allied Patrols Reach Borders Of Manchuris   Lightning ROK Advance Saved Yanks From Red Death Trap

MARINES LAND AGAIN South Korean Troops First To Reach Manchuria Border

Chinese Reds Reported To Be In Action   Marines Spearhead Landing Of 50,000 At Captured Wonsan

Chinese Reds Are Reporled Now In Baltle  50,000-Man Force Lands At Wonsan; Gle Plunae Ahead

Army Denies Chinese Aid Fleeing Reds   No Evidence Of Open Assistance Discovered; Allies Move At Will

> Battalions Attack Roks,  Captive Sa ys   Mines Delay UN Force Led By U.S. Marines At Wonsan

chinese Reds Are Reported Now In Baitle  _ 50,000-Man Force Lands At Wonsan;

GRIP -TIGHTENED ON RED KOREANS BY U.N. FORCES   Race Of S. Koreans Carries Them To Red China's Boundary—American Marines Land At Won san.

Chinese Reds Said Attacking In Some Areas   No Official Confirmation Of Reports Received Thus Far, However

Salvation Army Drive Oct. 23-31   No Evidence Of Chinese Opposition

DENY REPORTS CHINESE ARMY NOW IN KOREA   CAPTURED CHINESE WORE UNIFORMS OF NORTH KOREAN ARMY

Confirmation of Assault on ROK SoldiersLacking   Units Drive to Yale River Border; Con. tinue Mopping Up

South Korean Patrols Race To Yalu River  Chinese Communist: DEMON ANE nRS A ac...f.*

Eighth Army Spokesman Doubts Report Chinese Commies Aiding Foe   See ‘No Evidence of Overt Support’   Deny Reports American Troops May Be Held Back from Boundary

U.S. and Allies Land at Wonsan To Spur Cleanup  U.S. Doubts Story Of Chinese Forces In Battle Sector

SOUTH KOREAN PATROLS RUSH TO YALU RIVER   Manchurian Troops Are Reported Fighting U.N. Forces

Parker Bank & Trust Co. Announces A Change In Officials  M. L. Robertson Made Chairman Board; D. C   i. 

Snow Turns to Slush In Streets as Thermometer Hangs In Middle 30’s.   PRECIPITATION HEAVY

Labor Buzzing With AFL-CIO Merger Rumors  Unified Union Could Have Membership  WAS lls an

Labor Merger serious Topic   AFL Chief Green Says Chances Better Now Than In Past

AFL-CIO Merger Is Possible As Murray Proposes Parley Of Nation’s Union Leaders

AFL-CIO Merger Again Debated   Murray and Green in Tentative Move to Get Together

Head Of AFL Sees Merger Chances Good   C1Q’s Proposal Looms Az Serious Topic In U. §. Labor Cireles

Revive Talk of Unions Merger   Better Today Than in Past 6 Years, Report

ClO AND AFL AGAIN TALK OF MERGER   Chances Best in 6 Years, Soys Green, as Murray Urges Policy Talks.

(0, AFL Merger Suddenly Rises As Serious Topic   Green Speaks Well Of Chance To Unite 9 Big Labor Forces

Possibility Seen Of Labor Merger   Chances Good For AFL. CIO Unifving

AFL-CiO MERGER NOW POSSIBILITY   Green Regards Outlook As Highly Favorable

MAJOR LABOR MERGER SEEN   A.F.L. President Speaks Well of Philip Murray's Proposal.

Storm Grip Unbroken    Blizzards‘and Sub-Zero Cold Plague Northwest States: Mild Elsewhere

Snow and Wind Buffet Regions Of Far West   Cold Retains Grip on North, But Moderates In Central States

Normal Weather Is Prevailing   Far West Having Storm: But Rest Of Nation Right For Season.

MILD WEATHER IN SOUTH, EAST ENDS   SEVERAL CITIES IN WASHINGTON STATE REPORT HEAVY SNOWS

Committee Stunned By Atrocities   UN Observers Say More Than 25,000 Persons Tortured, Slain.

Red Atrocities Now Estimated  At Over 25.000   Mounting Disclosures Of Red Slayings Given By UN Field Officers

Communists Kill 25,000 Civilians  Some. OF Victims   Some. OF Victims Included Captured  American Soldiers

Chilean Chief  Is Welcomed  By Truman ‘Gonzalez Arrives  For Geod-Will Tou

No Names  and No Data   McCarthy Calls Senate Group State Dept. Tool

McCarthy and Committee In Wrangle.   He Doesn't Produce Information on Demand to Back up Charges

M'CARTHY’S RED HEARING STORMY   Little Accomplished Before Recess Is Called

Committee in W rangle over Investigation   McCarthy and McMahon Clash Frequently on Communist Charges

McCarthy Faces Record Subpoena  Refuses To Reveal Data in Red Probe

M Carthy and Probers Have )-Hour Row   Senator Accuses His Questioners of Plot To Fire informants   Piciure on Page 4

Gov. Bonner Postpones Further Sessions of Highway Board Ouster Hearing to April 13   Kansas City Police Question Underworld Leaders in Bid To Solve Murder of Binagaio

BERRIEN 44 CLUB WINNERS ARE REVEALED   Berrien Springs Boy And Niles Girl Rated As Outstanding

Japanese Reds Jostle Troops   6 Suspects Jailed as Assailants Hurl Rocks at Plaza Demonstration

St. Henry Man Wins  Level Plowing Contest   Heavy Rains Postpone National Championships Until Thursday

FOUR CHANGES TO BEMADE => Senate Committee Passes Bill Approving Canadian River Dam

Reveals Russia Is Taking Over  Chinese Areas   Acheson Makes Disclosure In peaking Before National Press Club   SENATE COMMITTTEE SPLIT ON PROCEDURE

Foreign Policy Feud Alarming   Russians Take Over Four Chinese Areas

Harry Lauder, Popular Scots Comedian, Dies   favorite Songster for HalfCentury Seriously JI] Six Months Prior to Death

The Author of “Roam in the Gloamin’ Dead   Sir Harry Lauder, Beloved Comedian, Dies at Age of 79

Noted Scot Is Dead _   Sir Harry Lauder, 79, Active as Singer-Comedian Till Year Avo

HARRY LAUDER, COMEDIAN, DIES   Famous And Beloved Scotsman Expires After Months Of IlIness

Hurry Lauder  Passes At 79   Famed Scottish Comedian, Singer Was Hl For Many Months

Harry Lauder, Noted Stage Singer, Dies   Scottish Comedian Enchanted Audiences for 50 Years With Songs

HARRY LAUDER, COMEDIAN, DIES   Scottish Entertainer Rose From Millboy to Become One of Richest on Stage

ROAMIN’ IN THE GLOAMIN’ — Sir Harry Lauder, World Noted Song Comic, Dies

Lauder, Famous Scotch Comedian,  Succumbs At 79   Ex-Millboy — Who Became One of the World’s Richest Stage Figures, Dies

Famed Scotch  Comedian Dies   Sir Harry Lauder, 79, 11 For Several Months

Famed Scots Comic ls Dead  Sir Harry Lauder, 79, On Last Farewell Tou

Curtain Finally Falls on Sir Harry Lauder, World-Famed Scot   Beloved Minstrel, 50-Year Veteran, Succumbs After Six-Month Illness

Demote Sanders’ Defense Witnesses   Two Nurses Who Testified At Mercy Slaying Trial Re-assigned at Hospital

1 NURSES FOR SANDER DROP   Pair Who Testified Fo Accused Physician Get Lower Jobs

Britain Marked By Unrest   Parliament to Open With Slim Majority Held by Laborites

Pay Rise Demands Confront Attlee  Token Strike Called In Manchester Area

Yanks Await Fresh Troops More Armor   MacArthur Reports Capture of 60-Ton Tank

Reds Massing Troops For Major Drive   Americans Forced To Retreat Again; Red Armored, Units Pounded From Air

DESTRUCTION OF 40 TANKS IS REPORTED   One Of Largest Russian Vehicles Claimed Captured

Reds Reported Massing Forces For New Drive   No Major U.S. Unit In Action Yet; Many Enemy Tanks Disabled

Reds Massing Equipment for A New Offense  American Equipment, Fresh Troops Reach Rattle Arag

MacArthur Asserts Red Drive Checked, But New Push Looms   North Koreans Massing Troops, Guns For Large-Scale Attack As Americans - Fall Back From Chonan Rail Center

Chonan Falls fo   Tokyo Report Says “Red Drive Has--~* “Been ‘Curtailed’

No. Koreans. Mass Troops For Offensive   Yankee Airmen Score Heavily _ In Good Weather

\.Korean Drive Curtailed; Reds Massing Men For New Drive   Fresh Equipment Reaches Front: Deepest Penetration of War

Chonan Falls to Northern Invaders   Heavy American Equipment, Including Tanks, Arrives

CHONAN IS. CAPTURED BY RED ARMY   Large Town 60 Miles South of Seoul Falls. in Deepest Penetration by ‘North Koreans,   FRESH AMERICAN TROOPS ARRIVE   Yank Tanks in Korea: But Not in Action; Enemy Massing Big Armored Forces.

U.S. Retreat Is Renewed;  Chonan Fall:   American Warplanes Take Heavy Toll of Soviet Built Tanks and Heavy Guns Under Clear Skies

Americans Are Pushed Back By Invaders   Small U. S. Units Give Ground in Delaying Action

Chonan Falls as Americans Retreat Again   Invaders Penetrate 60 Miles South of Captured Capital

American Tanks Arrive at Front   40 Red Tanks Hit by Bombs; MacArthur Is UN Commander

MacArthur Says Enemy Drive Slowed  Chonan, 60 Miles South of Seoul.

14-Vote Margin Averts Another British Election   Steel Issue Settled; Tories Gain Seat, Cut Attlee Majority to Six

Laborites Avert Ist Vote Crisis   Conservatives, Liberals Lose Try To Unseat Attlee Government

Major British Political Crisis Averted   Labor Government Survives First Test of Strength

Economy Fight Will Be Made On House Floor   Proposal Will Be Made For 10 Per Cent Budget Reduction

GOP Seeks Ten Percent Reduction   House Committee To Consider Budget Monday

— REBELLION —  Move Will Be Made On Floor   WOULD STILL LEAVE DEFICIT

TABER WILL SEEK 4BILLION CUT IN TRUMAN'S BUDGE!   Republicons To Open Econ:  omy Fight When Bill I Banchec Flaor

Heavy Voting -In New York   Record Turnout is Indicat: ed in Contest Betweer Dewey and Lynch.

T. B. FUNDS IN CALL FOR — LEGISLATURE   Governor Convenes Special Session Monday on Rent, City Aid, Relief and Hospital Operation.

STEVENSON CALLS SPECIAL SESSION TO BEGIN MONDAY   FINANCIAL AID FOR CITIES, RENT AND IPAC CHIEF ISSUES

3 BANDITS ROB BANK OF $3,000   OFFICERS SCOUR LARGE AREA IN SOUTHEAST Mi8SSOUKI FOR GUNMEN. -*

‘No Present Plan’ To Send Draftees Overseas- Army  If Wilner Rance Wall

Foresee New Draft Order   No Plans To Send Draftees Overseas, Army Insists

‘Airliner with 58 Vanishes over Lake Michigan in Greatest U. 5. Air Disaster: Oil Slicks Sighted

Big Northwest Plane Had 58 on Board   Oil, Bits of Paper Come to Surface East of Milwaukee

‘China Ports Pact Signed’   Reported. Agreement Gives: Reds Control Of 7 in Case of War

Coolie Workers Said En Route To Soviet   Pact Would Grant Stalin Great Power Over Fellow Reds

Soviets To Control 7 © China Ports   Large Chinese Labor ‘ Force To Be Sent To  Siberia; Secret Phases  Of Treaty Discovered

Correspondent Reports Red China Has Agreed To Give Labor, Seaports To Russia

Oklahoma Ties Modern Record For Grid Wins   ‘ Cornell Toppled As Northwestern. Falls: From Perfect. Ranks

AMERICAN FORCES ARE IN ACTION   @ MacArthur Announces Planes and Warships on Combat Mission; Advance GHQ Echelon in Korea.

Lays Down Poticy of Standing Firm Against Red Aggression in Far East   Russia’s Reaction is Next Big Question; President Directs Seventh Fleet to Guard Formosa, Steps Up Philippine, Indochina Aid

Attacking Red Tanks   American to Head Defense; All Towns Captured Targets

Korean Claims U. S. General Named I Leader   Invaders Thrown Back From Seoul By — South Army

American Jet Planes In Action   President Denounces Communist Invasion Of Korean Republie

Two Towns Recaptured From Reds   Korean Officer Reports Gains  Kiaar Sawan

Plane Crashes In Oklahoma  Flames Still Visible tn Mountainous Arec

PLANE CRASHES INTO MOUNTAIN   FLAMES VISIBLE FROM AL. BION, OKLA. — SEARCHERS ON WAY TO SCENE.

AMERASIA CASE TO BE OPENED BY MCARTHY   Lattimore Prepares To Take Stand After Budenz

McCarthy Asks Top Reds Be Called In Quiz   Investigators to Study Plea When Hearing Is Resumed Next Week

IVY JUSUTUI  Challenges Probers To Allow Him To Question ‘Top Spy’

Source Trio For Budenz May Be Heard   Browder, Officials Rebut Testimony On Lattimore

& i  Calis For Testimony From Browder, Field, Stachel in Owen Lattimore Quiz     t

Senate Probe Gets Challenge Of McCarthy   Asks To Question Accused Under Oath On Spy Connection

Senator Asks Subpoenas For Three Others  Wants Follow-Up To Budenz Testimony In Lattimore Case

Senator Asks Deeper Probe of Commies   Wants Browder, Other Alleged Reds Called

Wants Wider Inquiry To Be Conducted   McCarthy Would Dig Beyond Testimony Given By Budenz In Lattimore Case

U.S. Hires Red Spy— McCarthy   Senator Challenges Probers to Get File on Loyalty as Proof

McCarthy Challenges Probers To Delve into Budenz’s Facts   Wants Communist Leaders Called Before Committee

Charge Renewed At Secret Meet   Government Loyalty Checks May Be Given Probers by President

MeCarthy Issues New  Challenge   Wants To Query “Top Russian Spy’ Under Oath

McCarthy Urges Further Probe in Lattimore Past —  Budenz Hedges on Calling Him ‘Red,’ - Browder Denies Link

McCarthy Want Belaski Called  Links OSS Officer, ‘Amerasia’ In Hunt

Sen. McCarthy Challenges Probers To Dig Beyond Budenz’s Sworn Testimony, Call More Witnesses

“Dig Beyond Budenz’ Testimony” anni tnnercirmnpnnannpnnataraitnnrnnonetant  McCarthy Challenges  Senate Investigators

SEN. M’CARTHY URGES DEEPER INVESTIGATION   Call For Subpoena of High Communists in Lattimore Case.

Senator Seeks More Subpenas   Acheson Denounced In Speech Before Newspaper Editors

McCarthy Wants Probers To Dig Beyond Budenz’s  Testimony On Lattimore

McCarthy Urges Browder, Stachel, Field Be Called   Men Named  by Budenz Should Be Quizzed, Says Senator

New Disclosures Coming, Says Sen. M’Carthy   More Evidence Promised in Amerasia Case

McCarthy Calls For Deeper Sift Of Red Charges   Savs Committee Must Subpoena Browder. Vanderbilt. Stachel; Levels Attack On Gen. Marshall

McCarthy Calls. For Follow-Up  Of Budenz Story Challeriges Probers  To Subpoena Men Named By Fx-Red-

McCarthy Wants  More Witnesses   Challenges Investigators To Dig Behind Budenz’s Story of Communist Cell

ANYTHING FOR A GAG   NEW CHARGES, NEW DENIALS  McCarthy Calls For Deeper Study Into Lattimore Case

ASKS SUBPOENA OF BROWDER, 2 OTHERS   Former Communist Upholds Senator’s Contention   Withholds Comment, But Is Expected To Give Formal Reply Next Week

DEMAND VOICED TO GET RECORD ON COMMUNISM   Senator Calls On Senate Investigating Committee To Dig Beyond Budenz’ Accusation Of Lattmore.

Further Probe of Testimony by Budenz Urged   McCarthy Challenges Senate Group to Dig in Lattimore’s Case

Asks More Digging in Spy Probe   Senator M’Carthy Wants Men Budenz Accused To Be Quizzed.

RED SPY RING “BREAK” DUE   Sen. McCarthy Says New Disclosures Will Reveal Espionage.

Former Reds Deny Claims Of Knowing Accused Man   Senator's Witness Charges Lattimore With Being Member

McCarthy Says Russia's Top Agent Connected With State Department

Would Dig Into Lattimore Life   McCarthy Wants Senate_t Go Beyond Witness Stand Testimony of Budenz   DEMANDS SUBPOENAS

McCarthy Says He Will ‘Stand Or Fall’ On His Charges Of Red Infiltration In Capital

McCarthy Asks Budenz Charge  Be Investigated   Senator Demands Follow-Up Work On Red Testimony

Sen. McCarthy Asks Subpoena Of Top Reds   Committee Challengec To Dig Beyond Sworn Testimony of Former  Daily Worker Editor

Would Dig Into Lattimore Life   McCarthy Wants Senate_to Go Beyond Witness Stand Testimony of Budenz

Challenges Senate Board To Push Probe   Would Call Commies To Testify On Owen Lattimore

Wisconsin Senator Challenges Investigators To Go Beyond Louis Budenz’s Testimony That Owen Lattimore Was Member Of ‘Communist Cell’— Demands Theat Earl Browder, Frederick Vanderbilt Field And Jack Stachel Be Subpoenaed

Probers Urged To Dig Beyond Budenz's Views  McCarthy Challenge Group To Subpoena High Communist Party Officials

PromisesNew Disclosures Will “Break” Spy Case   McCarthy Challenges Subcommittee To Subpena Belaski, Former OSS Agent

Asks Probers To Call Two ‘Soviet Agents’  “Senator Wants Pair Summoned by Group

McCarthy Dares Probers To Start On Budenz Leads  Intelligence. Aide Refutes Statements On OQwan  attimnre

Mec: arthy Urges Further Probe Tnto Budenz Red Spy Charges   He Wants Men Witness Called Reds Brought Befors Senate Group; They Deny Ex-Commie’s Testimony

IN WITH A RECORD HIGH  Mercury Soared to 123 Degrees it Parts of Nation

Va. General Assembly Approves Measure To Authorize State Seizure Of Coal Mines

President’s Close Friend, Daniels Assails FE PC   Confident of Beating FEPC Filibuster Gag

Raleigh Editor Joins Fight Chicago Meeting Hears Daniels  Oppose Compulsory FEPC Bill

‘House About Ready fo Approve President's Transfer of RFC to Commerce Department

Mart Active, Stocks Rise   Value Is Increased  In Late Week Trade

Stock Market Ends Year With Upturn   Over Billion Dollars Added to Value of Securities in Week

French Are Forced to Withdraw From Two Indochina Border Posts Under Communist Attacks

Vietminh Red Attacks Herald New Offensive   Communist Waves Roll Back French In Indoching

G. T. SNYDER DIES MONDAY AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS   Rites Held Thursday For Former Early-Day Akron Resident

Johnson Ready For China Talk   Seerctary, Bradley Return From MaeArthur Parley

Far Eastern  Report Due   Johnson Ie Expected To Upset Aid Plans

Weather   Reopen Row  On Formosa   Johnson Wants To Upset No-Aid Plan

Johnson Plans Formosa Aid   Defense Secretary May Upset Truman Far East Policies

Johnson Due ToSeek Aid For Chinese   Defense Chief Seen Asking For Help To  Chiang Government

J ohnson Set To Challenge China Policy   Formosa Aid View May Stir Showdown With Sec. Acheson

Korean Issue Remains  on UN Report  - Russia Is Defeated   Russia Is Defeated in Move to Eliminate Matter

UN To Put Korean War On Report .  Russia Loses Bid TT, Eliminate War   Russia Loses Bid To Eliminate War In Council Record

COUNCIL BEATS RUSSIA AGAIN   Malik Tries To Eliminate Korean War From Re port To Assembly

Russia Loses: Move To Kill  Korea Report  May Veto Entire U. N. Document

Malik Loses Cut Report      Soviet Delegate Would Erase War Decision OF UN

Council Prepares To Sidestep Malik If He Uses Veto   Majority Favors Sending Report Along To the Assembly

RUSSIA LOSES MOVE TO BAR WAR REPORT   ‘Security Council Votes — To Include Korean  ~=Affairs In Notes

Malik Defeated On War Debate      ssentblv to Hear Case Even If Vetoed

Russians Fail To Erase Korea  Off UN Report   Soviets May Try to Make Demand Stick by Veto to Kill Action

Security Council Defeats Russian Move to Ban Report on Korean War

Truman to Shift Grady to lran   Ambassador to Greece To Be Moved as Aid To Resisting Soviet

Demonstrators Attack Street Cars, Taxis and Stores Operating in Defiance of Strike Called in Attempt to Force King to Abdicate—Cabinet Hints It May Accept Compromise to Satisfy Foes of Monarch.

paint a wo ee ow ci  I Defiant Riot  - Troops Called To QOuell Disturbance

Street Cars, Taxis And Stores Suffer From Violence Of Opponents Of King Of Brussels

Anti-Leopoldists Engage in Riots   Troops Are Called to Quell Disorders

Sen. Taylor's Seat At Stake  Former Wallace Pal Hac Two Onnonents

'daho Voters To Choose Senators   Little Out-of-State Interest In Nebraska Or Arkansas Primaries

National Attention Drawn to Idaho Primary with Taylor Seeking Seat.

HEAVY VOTE IN IDAHO IS SEEN   Primaries Marked By Lo cal Bitterness And National Interest

State Officials Keep Sharp Eye On Fireworks Use   [Use of Pistols, They Hope  Will Not Lead Others lo Violations of 10-Year Ban

Grand Jury Is Given Free Hand Jo lavesticate All Violations OF Law Within Santa Fe County

Report Life Raft Picked Up In Baltic Sea  May Have Been   May Have Been One From Missing U.S. Navy Plane

Truman Asks for Extension of Rent Controls  Prods Congress To Extend Act Until Mid-195]1

Truman Requests Congress Act to. Refain Rent Lids .  Predicts Exhorbitant Increases if Control

Prods For Continuing Rent Laws   President Predicts Dire Consequences if Act Is Allowed to Expire   JUNE 30 DEADLINE   Hearing Monday Before Senate Committee On Extension of Measure

Continued Rent  Cont rol Sought  ) a ee , ee   President Prods Congress To Act

TRUMAN ASKS RENT CONTROL   President Fears End of Curbs Will Bring Recession.

Truman Urges Retaining Rent Curbs Until 5]   Predicts Wave of Exorbit ant Increases If Law Expires

Continued Rent Controls Asked   Keep Them Until Mid 1951, President Says

President Prods For Continued. Rent Controls  Predicts Wave of Eyarhitant Hikes

Truman Asks Rent Control  Be Extended   He Prods Congress With  Views Of Hardship Fol. lowing Sharp Increases

Truman Asks Rent Controls   ‘Continuance Urged In Special Messave

Fears ‘Wave’ Of Increases  Li Law Ends  Special Message Sent To Congress

Get Quick Jury “In Murder Casi  Only Two Alternates Ti Be Chosen

2 Divisions Chase Reds Near Coast  Commies Give Littl Defense: Allies   Commies Give Little Defense; Allies  Appreach Boundary

ees GETS THE. BRUSHOFF Head Of Truman Club Ignores Gov. Williams

GI's Confession in Slaying May Free Convicted Man   Gerald C. Wentzel, 39, Pottstown, Pa., Civile Leader Was Convicted

m Event or Navy Under MacArthur In  Japan’‘s Waters _—- An Emergqency——

MacArthur To Direct Navy If Trouble Arises In Area   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Announce Decision On Return; ‘Top Secret’ Paper Is Submitted To President; Bradley Parries Question On Red Advance

MacArthur Tc Rule Asia Navy In Emergency   Joint Chiefs Of Sta f: Authorize Genera To Assume Contro.

MecARTHUR SLATED FOR NAVY CONTROL   Would Have Authority Over U.S. Ships In Jap Waters In Emergency

MacArthur fo Boss Navy in Pacitic, [f-  Far East Commander Given Authority by Chiefs of Staff

MACARTHUR GIVEN CONTROL OF NAVY   Move Is Authorized for All Cases of Emergency

— PACIFIC —  Fleet Put At Call of MacArthur  PLANS MAPPED   PLANS MAPPED FOR EMERGENCY

GEN. M'ARTHUR GIVEN POWER TO CONTROL NAVY   ‘Can Command Far East Warships in Event of an Emergency.

MacArthur To Control Navy In Jap Waters   High Command Agrees That He Should Be Boss in Event of Emergency

MacArthur Giver Fleet Control   Joint Chiefs Set Unification Move

MACARTHUR GIVEN NAVY CONTROL IN JAPANESE WATERS   Military High Command Tells Of Plan At Meet

MacArthur ToBoss Navy  InEmergency   Given Authority To Assume Control Of Warships In Jap Waters If Necessary

MacArthur to Control Navy in Emergency   Will Command U. S. Naval Forces in Japanese Waters

M’ARTHUR WILL COMMAND NAVY “IN JAP. WATERS   Unification Plan Adopted Aft. er Joint Chiefs Return . From Pacific

Trapped Yanks Seek Korean ‘Dunkirk? In Freedom Dash   Eneireled Marines  In Desperate Drives  » 8th Army Halts North OF 38h Parallel

Break Qut of Hagaru for Drive Southward In Attempt to Link Up With 5,000 Trapped Yanks, Eighth Army Halts Retreat in West

Quit Airstrip After Flying Out Wounded  8th Army Halts etreat, Turns to

Marines Lead Dash For Freedom From Chosin Reservoir   8th Army Troops Turn to Strike Back At  Commies Moving South From Pyonqvang

—HKORKBA— Airstrip At Hagaru Abandoned   CHINESE EASE 10-DAY DRIVE

U.S. Marines Battle Out  Of Hagaru   15,000 Heading Fer Possible Sea Evacuation

Escape Bid Started on Snowy Line   Allied Troops to West Halt Retreat, Turn To Strike Back.

15,000° Smash Out Of Hagaru, ~ Head For Coast   Two Communist. Divisions Block Escape Of  -.. Trapped Yank Outfit; U. 8, 8th Army In West: Halts Headlong Flight North Of 38th: Line To Strike Back

DEFENSE LINE MAY BE MADE NORTH OF 38TH   20,000 GI’s Still Trapped in Chosin Reservoir Area

Marines Break Through Red Ring And Heac South Toward Korean ‘Dunkirk’ Evacuation

To Fight   Red Offensive Slowing Down; Refugees Fleeing From Seoul Again

IN Forees In Northeast May Embark   Troops Believed Headed For Allied Port Of Hungnam

Trapped Marines Break - Snare, Go South: Attlee Rules Out ‘Apneasemen?’

Immediate Goal Is Mountain VilInge Of Kotori; Trapped Americans, British Abandoned Airstrip Wednesday   ARMY HALTS ITS HEADLONG FLIGHT

Accused ‘Russian Spy’ Threatens Libel Suit Against Sen. McCarthy

OPPOSES OPEN ATRING   Hoover Declares Disclosure Would Cripple Agency

‘Competent to Take Care of Self,’ Says Chief of Staff; Atom Bomb Of No Use in Situation, He Asserts

17 Survive Northwest B-36 Crash   American Airmen Jump From Craft, Land on Two Islands; One Is in Serious Condition   Tells of Descent   Captain Relates Story of Icing at 15,000. Foot Altitude

Earlier Report That All 17 Lost" In Alaska Were  Safe Proves False

1] Men Rescued From Canadian Island After. 17 Jump From B-36   Earlier Report Listed Capt. Schreier As Safe; One Chutist Hangs Head Down 10 Hours In Thee Untli Saved

Eleven Grewmen Of B-36 Bomber Rescued By Boat   Search Ordered  For Six Others Wha Pararhntad

Fishing Boat Locates 17 Who Parachuted to Safety  CREW OF LOST B-36 FOUND  ALIVE ON CANADIAN ISLES

6 Still Missing From B-36 Crash  11 Rescued From Islands Off Vancouve!

All 17 Men Fleeing Blazing Plane Survive After Spending Night On Northern Islands In Rugged Terrain; One Seriously Injured

FIVE CREWME OF B-36 STILL ARE MISSING   Large Scale Search Renewed; ! Men Are Rescued

6CrewMembers Of DitchedB-36 Still Missing; Eleven Rescued   Large Scale Search Under Way on British Columbia Coast

McCord Air Force Base Wash., Feb. 16. (-P)—Six crew members of an abandoned ai! force B-36 were reported stil missing today along the rug: ged British Columbia coast.

Six Crewmen of u -Fated Bomber ‘Still Missing   Report That All 17 Men on Abandoned B-36 Were Found Is Erroneous.

FIRST REPORT ON RESCUE WRONG ~ Six Crewmen From  B-36 Are Missing

Earlier Report Of Rescue Is Inaccurate   Large Scale Search Started For Fliers; Fishing Boat Rescues 11 Other Airmen

No Word Yet on Fate of L. B. Graduate   Early Coast Guard Report of 17 Saved Has No Foundation

EARLIER REPORT THAT ALL ARE FOUND NOT $0   Fishing Boat Rescued 11 of Missing Plane’s 17-Man Airforce Group

SAVE 11 B-36 FLIERS; 6 MEN STILL MISSING   Rescued By Fishing Boat Afte Bailing Out of Burning Bomber.

Crew Survives In Leap From Blazing B-30   Men Land In Trees On Rugged Islands

CREWMAN HANGS HEAD DOWN IN TREE FOR 10 HOURS  I7 Parachute From Burning B-36 Bomber   Roseville Man Listed As ‘Official Missing’

17 Victims Of Air Crash Are Rescued   All Members Escape When B-36 Crashes, Burns On Rugged Island

SIX CREWMEN OF DISABLED B-36 STILL MISSING   ELEVEN ARE RESCUED AFTER BAILING OUT WHEN MOTOR FAILED

17 Men Jump From Bomber   Land on Two Islands; Brooklyn Anny Man Seriously Injured

Six Are Still Missing From Lost B-36   Eleven Rescued But No Word On Fate of Others

17 Men Flee Falling Plane.  Six Missing’   11 Airmen Rescued In Canadian Crash After Safety Leap

12 Crewmen Safe, Ten in  (ood Condition   Had Parachuted From Blazing, Ice-Laden Bomber

ll Survive Jump From Bia Plane   One Crewman Hurt Seriously; 10 Flown To Air Force Hospital

11 U.S. Fliers  Survive Ordeal In Fiery Plane      Land On Two Isldnds Off British Columb Coast; Six! Men Still! Missing

Six Crewmen Who Bailed Out Blazing B-36 Still Missing  Fairchild C-82 Flying Boxcar Used In Res  Fairchild C-82 Flying Boxcar Used In Res cue; Men Landed On Rugged, Wooded Islands Off British Columbia Coast.

17 Crewmen Who Leaped From B-36 Survive Ordeal   Rescue One Airman Hanging by Feet For 10 Hours; Motors Burn Out On Large Bomber

6 Still Missing as 11 Airmen are Saved   Large Scale Search On Rugged Coast For Missing Men

10 Brought To McChord Field, One On Warship   Critically Injured Survivor Hangs Head Down From Tree Limb

Six of B-36 Crew Are Still Missing   Had Parachuted from Burning Plane After Engines Caught Fire

Six Members Of B-36 Crew Still Missing   Search Headquarters Officials Deny That  All 17 From Ditched Plane Were Rescued

‘Parachutes Save Lives Of All 17 Persons Aboard Ill-Fated Bomber

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   17 Survivors of B-26 Crash Rescued fram Two Islands

Ry Dispute Rekindled by Dulles Speech   Counter-Attack Aggression, State _Dept. Adviser Urges

4-H Delegates Swamp Capital  20th .National Meet Open ia. Washinator

Three Ohio Fires Do Heavy Damage  Arson Suspected In Dovton Church Fires

Half Million May Be Called   Some Sections Of National Guard May Get Call Soon

SUROPTIMIST BABIES, MANY — UNIDENTIFIED   ‘The Daughter-Club Installed Parent Officers Here   WELCOME MISS STULTZ

Judge Delays Gold's Transfer  Counsel To:Investigat« Chemist's Character

YECISION IN 30LD APPEAL S WITHHELD   tederal Judge Delays Ac tion Indefiniteiy at Re.  - quest to Transfer Aceused to New York   PROBING BACKGROUND

Judge Wants to Study Harry Gold Case for Time   Philadelphia Jurist Delays Transfer of Accused to New York.

Action Delayed In Gold Case   Attorney for Chemist Accused as Atom Spy Given Time for Study

Action on Gold’s Transfer Belayed   Request ‘of Defense To Probe Background Of Gold is Granted

Judge Delays Action On Gold   Government Wanted Chemist Brought To Immediate Trial

CHARGE CHEMIST GAVE U.S. ATOMIC DATA TQ RUSSIANS   Judge Grants Defense Law yer Time To Complete

See Support Of Fifty Nations For U N. Army  Pe a eM, aN   Anti-Aggression Plan Is Receiving Support In U. N.  Pp... BIFRMmEe ft L911e eS

20 Nations Seen OKing UN Army   More Support Coming In Panel; Next Vishinsky Move Awaited

Belgian Reds Vow To Slay A Royalist  Out To Avenge Lahaut Murder

State Seizes 103 Slot Machines  Raid Closed ‘Old Harlem Club’ in Pulaski Countv

Fancy Auto Mufflers May Or May Not Be Legal In Maryland   Complain Horse 'Stabled In City

Faney Type Mufflers May Be Illegal   Up To Policeman And Magistrate, Says Col. Jarman

Truman Signs Arms Aid Bill   1.2 Billion Measure “Warns Aggressors’

U.S. Weighs ‘Lend-Lease’  Formosa Base   Truman Is Mum, Sends Proposal Fo Joint Chiefs

Deal for Aid To Fortress  Isle Studied   Would Give U, S. Bases in Return for Arms Supply

Truman Gets Plan to Lease Formosa Base   Deal in Exchange for U. §.-Directed Arms Aid Might Forestall Red Capture of Isle

President Silent on Proposal   Idea Is Patterned on FDR’s Destrovers Deal

Truman Given Bold Program to Thwart Red Attack Plan   America Would Get Long-Term Lease; Seen Silencing GOP Critics

U.S. May Build Formosa Base To Check Reds   Proposed Deal Studied by President and U.S Leaders; Acheson to Discuss Plan.

Formosan Arms-Base Pact Eyec   U.S. Lease of Bases Weapons Export to Chiana Pranaced.

Joint Chiefs Study Plan to Hold Formosa   Arms for Bases Deal Advanced To Check Reds

Bold New Plan Would Swap Bases, Funds  Truman Advisers  ' Study Formula

Millions in May Day Celebrations   Calm Action by the Police Prevented Major Violence  IN THE BERLIN AREA  British and American Plane: Soared Over Central Part of City

Berliners Mass For Huge May Day Observance   Demonstrators Kept Within Peaceful Bounds Today

Police Quell All Violence, Reds Parade   Crowds Of 50,000 On Both Sides Mass In Street

Police Keep Peace Despite Minor Fights   Million Mass Neor Border In May Day Demonstrations

Berlin Calm As Millions Mareh   Rival Groups Hold Ma: Day Celebrations Without Fight

—TENSE CITY — Stones Are Hurled at  Red Force   EAST PARADES MOSCOW STYLE

HUGE MOSCOW PARADE  Stalin Reviews Troops and Watches His Son Fly in Show of Aerial Might

Million Berliners Mass Buf Calm Police Action Prevents Violence      Biggest May Day Demonstration In City’s History Staged On Both Sides

Millions in iy Day Celebrati   Calm Action by the Polic« ' Prevented Major Violence

Observe May Day  In Berlin   Calm Police Action Prevents Any Major Violence; Minor Fights Are Staged

West Berlin Youths Stone ‘Soviet Police   ‘May Day Passes Without  Serious Clash in Ger man Canilal

Over Million Mess At Borders In Annual May Day Demonstrations   Minor Fist Fights Are Quickly Ended   Stones Fly As Old Thunder Of Marching Feet Is Heard In Capital

Police Prevent Major Violence By Two Million   May Day Festivities Are Free of Riots Despite Big Show.

Some Fights, Stones Tossed   ‘W. Bacliners Cheer Blasts at Communists, Huge Parede in E. Barlis:

Police Keep Crowd Quiet Despite Few Minor Rows   Allies Had Feared Serious Troubles  In Border Clashes

1,000,000 Mass In May Day Crowds   Calm Police Action On Both East And West Sides Prevents Major Violence

German City ls Powderkeg For Cold War   Soviet Troops March In Dress Rehearsal 

May Day Brings  >» Big Celebratior   Stones Fly And There Are Some Minor Fights Bu Police Disperse Unruly Elements In  i  Time To Prevent Rioting

Truman Happy  At Some Votes  Chagrined At Loss Of Seats By  Leaders

MOTHER FACES ‘MURDER CHARGE   Accused Of Slaying 14-YearOld Son With Shotgun— loaded Gun As Boy Sat Watching Uer.

Near Hurricane Winds Battering West Coast Are      Blizzard Hits Minnesota Michigan As Freak Heat Wave Goes On In East”

sne in January’ in the East  Winds Batter Noi Uiwest. Coast ‘As-Blivzard Sluikes alMidwest -

BLIZZARDS LASH PARTS OF NORTH AND NORTHWESI   ‘One Storm Crosses Oregon: California Border After Developing on Coast— Areas Isolated,   BLINDING. SNOW RAKES MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA   Mercury Sinks in Midwest as Cold Wave Strikes—Rain Brings New Flood Threats  to Indiana,

Gales Batter Coastal Area   Blizzards Top High Wind:  In Northwestern Area

Caruthersville Fair Dates Set   Legion-Sponsored Event to be Held During October

Would Add  Ten Million  To SS Roles Committee OK’s ‘Broad Expansion Of Program

Senate Bloc Approves Bili To Raise Benefits, _ Expand Security Roll:

Hike in Social Security Pay Approved   Senate Committee Also Favors Increasing Coverade

Senate Panel Votes Social Security Boost  tn 4h Reh... Anew   Would Cover 10 Million More, Hike Retirement Benefits By About 110 P. C

BILL 10 EXPAND SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM APPROVEL   Senate Group Votes to Boost Retirement Payments and Extend Coverage to 10,000,000,   NO CHANGE IS MADE IN THE PRESENT TAN   Chairman George Says Mor Liberal Benefits Are Based on Increase in Living Costs.

Senate Group Votes Security Pay Increase   Workers Retiring In Future. Would Get Moximum of $72.50

EXPANSION OF PENSION PLAN GIVEN OKAY   Senate Finance Committee Maps New Legislation

Hike in Social Security Pay Approved  o_o a.   Senate Committee Also Favors Increasing Coveraae

‘Coverage Expanded Senate Committee Okays Rroader_Socicl. Security.

Fear Heavy Crash Toll —   Forty Five Persons Dead or Missing in Air France Accident

French Airliner. Down InPersian Gulf: Six Saved  Persans Missing As Plane Ditches In Sec

Two Major Air Crashes Inflict Heavy Loss of Life   Paris-Bound Plane With 50 Aboard Drops Into Sea; 6 Are Rescued

French. Plane Crashes; 45  May beKillea   Only Six Survivors Among Those Aboard Craft   Mishap Occurs in Persiar Gulf During Flight From Karachi to Cairo.

45 Lost in Crash Of French Airliner   Six Rescued, Six Bodies Recovered and 39 Are Still Missing After C-54 Skymaster Plunges Into Persian Gulf En Route to Cairo

39 Missing In Crash of C-54 In Persian Gulf   Six Are Rescued After Air France Skymaster Ditches

Fear For 39 On French Plane Which Crashes  After Ship Lands In Persiar Gulf

45 Believed’ Dead in Ditching of Huge Air ‘liner in Persian Gulf

Airliner Crashes In Persian Gulf   Six Are Rescued; 39 Others Missing;  Five Known Dead

Tamperatures   ‘Six Survivors Picked Up and Six Bodies Found, With 39 Missing After Skymaster Dives Into Sea

Six Survivors of French Airliner Rescued; Bodies Of Only Six Victims Found

SIX SURVIVORS RESCUED AFTER MISHAP AT SEA   Big Craft Goes Down in Persion Gulf on Flight To Cairo

6 Rescued From Gulf In Persia   Veteran Pilot Among Survivors  Of Air Tragedy

Plane Falls North Off Arabian Coast   Aircraft Drops In Persian Gulf Monday Night With 50 Persons Aboard; Six Rescued, Fate Of 39 Unknown

39 ARE LOST, G RESCUED FROM SEA   Bodies Of Six Recovered By Fishing Boats  SKYMASTER   Ditched Off ‘Saudi Arabia Coast On Flight From Pakistan To Cairo

Airliner Falis In Persian Gulf  Plane Had 51 Aboard Fiom Indochina

Airliner Crashes With 50   French Craft Down In Persian Gulf; Five Known Dead

39 Feared Dead  In Plane Crash; 6 Others Saved   Air. France Craft Crashes Into Persian Gulf While On Karachi-Cairo “Hop

39 ARE LISTED LOST IN CRASH WITH SIX SAVED   Five Bodies Found After Disaster Strikes Air Carrier Bound From Saigon To Paris.

FEAR 46 DIE AS AIRLINER FALLS AT SEA   French Plane Carrying 51  . Crashes in Persian Gulf Near Bahrein Island Last Night.   ? SIX MEN SAVED; 39 ARE MISSING   Six Bodies Recovered; Plane Ditched Three Miles Off Runway While Coming in for Landing.

HUGE PLANE CRASHES INTO PERSIAN GULF   Hope Lest fer AN But Six  the 51 Passengers and Crew Aboerd Huge Elhumeaster  .   9 ON MISSING LIST

39 MISSING IN PLANE CRASH   French Airliner With 50 Aboard Goes Down In Persian Gulf

Plane Crash Takes Heavy Toll of Life   Heavy Air Liner Of France Falls Into Gulf

45 Are Lost On C-54 in Persian Gulf   Six Survive Crash Approaching Landing Field

Skvmaster Ditched in Persian Gulf   dir France Fears All bat Six ef 51 Aboard C354 Dend: Search Goes on Far Pas-thle Sarvivers

Air France Plane Crashes; 5 Dead   Fate of 89 Others Doubtful Sin Are Rescued; Search Made

Hope Lost For 45 In Plane Mishap   6 Survive Crash Of Air France Ship In Persian Gulf

Plane Crashes In Persian Gulf  39 Missing, 5 Known Dead, 5 Rescued

9 Killed, 39 Missing In Plane Crash   Six Are Rescued After 4-Engine Plane Crashes In Persian Gulf

Bombing's Of Shanghai Protested   18 Non-Communist Na tions Appeal to UN for Action.

PROTEST AGAINST BOMBINGS   Non-Communist Countries In  China Take Action

Shanghai Foreign Colsny Leaders,  U.S. Rap Bombing      China Nationalist “Attack: On Red-Held City Draw Plea, Protest To U.N.

Other Reports Indicate Street Riots Continue   Rejected Candidate Leads Uprising Against Regime

Lialm Situation Is Under Control  Censorship of News in Big Southern Peru City Was Lifted  120 PERSONS KILLED  Government Reports All Rebel Leaders Have Been Arrested

Four-Year-Old Child Taken From Bed At Night, Found Abandoned And Unharmed

UNION TO ASK END OF WILDGAT ATOM-STRIKE   700 Leave Jobs At Government’s Oak Ridge Plant

Wildeat Strike Halts Work on 2 Atom Plants   Building Force of 3000 Quits Over Oak Ridge Wages

SAY RUSSIA IS PILING UP SUPPLIES   Report of Study By U. S. Ship Owners  Shows Korean Action

Soviets Gather Ships, Supplies At Vladivostok   Drydocks Towed T« Korea’s Doorstep

Vladivostok Ship Activity Is Puzzler   War Goods Hinted Jamming Rail Route

Russia Reported Massing Shipping In Korea Area   Ship Owners Say Supplies Drydocks, Vessels Move Into Vladivostok

Soviet Ships Gang in East   Vladivostok, Near Kore: Revnorted Beehive

Russians Send Many Ships To Siberian Port   Drydocks And Merchontmen Assembling At Korean Doorstep

Soviet Activity At Vladivostok ‘Is Reported   Drydocks, Merchant Vessels and Supplies Being Assembled at Port Located on Korea’s Doorstens.

 And His Life, Too  [Father Gives His Blood So \His Sick Son Might Live

Gold To Plead Gully sed Ring’ ‘sCourier   ‘Denies He Intended \ Fe Hare U, §.; Judge Te Appoint Defender

Gold To Plead Guilty as Red Spy Courier  Will Deny Charge He ‘Intended to Harm United States

JUDGE TO NAME ATTORNEY FOR TRIAL OF GOLD   Man Accused Of Being Soviet Atom Spy Link To Plead Guilty

Judge To Appoint Counsel For Harry Gold  Admits Being Courier   Admits Being Courier But Did Not Intend To Harm United States

‘Harry Gold, Admitted Agent For Russians, Asks Federal Judge For Competent Counsel

Gold Wants To Aid FBI: Didn't Intend Harm  ee ee   Court To Furnish Attorney; Chemist Remains In Prison

Will Plead Guilty, Says Harry Gold   Judge to Appoint Counsel For Man Held as Courier  In Atom Spy Case

ACCUSED SPY ASKS COUNSEL   Harry. Gold. Denies Intent To Hari U. S.: Admits Being Red Céiirier

RED COURIER   Federal Judge Declores “Manearetacs i ermi . 9 Foie   STILL HELD IN JAIL

Attorney To Be Named For Gold   Accused Scicntist Plans Guilty Plea

Tudge to Name Lawyer for Gold In Spy Case   Research Chemist Denies Trying to Hurt U.S.; Will Aid FBI

Donnell Sees Harm In Truman Action On Senate Race  Charges ‘Intervention   Charges ‘Intervention’ Threat to Principle of Government

Donnell Sees Harm In Truman Action On Senate Race  Charges ‘Intervention Threat to Principle aw of Government

50,000 Draftees a Month Expected by Top Draft Sources  . oe re   See No Reason to Halt Inductions After November

Orchardists Here Warned Of Killing Freeze Tonight   Weather Bureau Predicts Low Of 20 Above Zero In County Tonight As Mass Of Cold Canadian Air Sweeps Into Marvland.

Garrett Co. Has 2 Inches Of April Snow  Killing Freeze Is  Predicted Tonight;  WT sce ee Se Ace ee

FACE POLITICAL CRISIS Attlee Retains Key Men In New Cabinet Posts

Daniel Says U.S. Planning To Take Over lidelands Before Court Ruling Final

MAY MOVE TO TAKE OVER TIDELANDS BEFORE COURT DECISION MADE FINAL   Petition Seeking Rehearing  Is Filed

COLDER AIR ON WAY   Drop in Mercury Due to Arrive in  Kansas by Tonight

Australians For Taking All Of Korea   Communist Force Must Be Destroyed, Their U.N. Delegate Declares

India, Australia Clash over Korea In U.N. Discussior   Nehru’s Delegate Assails Crossing Of 38th Parallel

Australia Backs UN  Peace Plan   ‘Favors Occupation Of North Korea As Bar to New Attack; India Fears Resnlt

Australia Asks Occupation of All Korea by UN   India Doubtful of Wisdom of Course

Australia Calls For Occupation  Wants UN Te Move Into All Of Korea;

Dissent on Occupation Of Korea   India Disputes Wisdom Of Australian Plan To Police All of Peninsula  Would Destroy Army US Supported Proposal  Calls for Complete Destruction of Enemy

United Nations Is Askec To Destroy Red Koreans   Australian Minister Asks Destruction Of Red Armv To Prevent Mov Violence   States Are Told To Accept Air Defense Responsibility

AUSSIES WANT ALL KOREA OCCUPIED BY U.N. FORCES   India Doubts Wisdom Of Step; Destruction Of Red Army Also Asked

Australia Asks Destruction of Enemy's Army   UN Urged to Squelch Threat of New Korean Ageression—India’s  Rau Sides With Russia

India Takes A Cautious  U.N. Stand   Prevention Of More Aggression Urged By Percy Spender

Australia Asks Destruction of Red Korea Army   Spokesman Tells U.N Allies Must Pursue Foe North of Border

Australia Calls for Occupation of All Korea by UN Force   “Asks for Destruction Of Entire Army of  Communist Korea

Australia Would Take All Korea  India Opposes Oia sol Sick i   India Opposes Plan at General Assembly Meeting

Australia Is Latest Backer Of Allied Plar   Russian Bloc Counters With New ‘Peace’ Move

U.N. Occupation Of Korea Sought By Australia   Russia ‘Cease Fire’ Plan Hit by Deleqate

India Opposes U.S.-backed 8-nation Plan   Spender Sees Peril in Leaving Reds Able to Attack

Call On UN To Oceupy All Korea   Australian Delegate Asks Occupation, India Questions This Course

Occupy Korea Urged   Australia Calls for Destruction of North Korean Army and Ocecunatian of Nation

AustraliaWants UN to Occupy All of Korea   India Opposes Indefinite Control, Crossing of  38th Parallel

INDIA AGAINST EIGHT-NATION KOREAN PLAN   Protests 38th Parallel Crossing; Australian Expresses Opposite View.

URGES U. N. TO OCCUPY ALL KOREA   Australia Calls for Complete Elimination of North Korean Army as a Fighting Force.   INDIA OPPOSES DRASTIC COURSE   Canada Backs EightNation Plan for Korean Stabilization; Opposes Russian Cease-Fire.

Nation s Toll In Week-end Exceeds 250   164 Die In Traffic; Blast, Drowning and Lightning Hike Total

149 Persons. Killed In Highway. Crashes      36 Drown, 27 Die In Other Mishaps — Long “Memorial Day: ‘Weekend-At Halfway. ‘Stoes —Estimated 30 Million Motorists Jam. Highways — Predict 290 wilt Die In Auto Accidents During Period. ee

Long Memorial Day Week End Toll. Is Over 200   Trattic And Other Accidents In Nation Taking Heavy Toll  (RITT.LETIN)

Holiday Death To!l In Nation Over 200 Mark   30 Million Travel Highways; Traffic Fatalities High

Holiday Death Toll Now Over 350 In Nation   Expect 30 Million Persons To Travel Highways Today

357 On Holiday Death List With More Expected Highway Danger Point  Coming Tonight; 231 Killed In Traffic

British Produce Tools For Soviet  English Firms Told ‘You Will Come Late:

‘Super Panel’ May Review Loyalty Cases   Report President May Appoint Board To Assist Probers

Hint of Panel To Review 81  Loyalty Cases   Report Strong Possibility Of Truman Action On State Dept. Employees

Whife House Source Hints Appointment   Proposal Still Up in Air but Called Probable

MOVE 1S URGED AS FINAL TEST OF 81 SUSPECTS   President Considers Super-Board Te Probe State Depart. ment Employes — Decision Waits.

Seen Discussing Panel Propesal With Probe Chiel   Involves 31 Whoee Fealty Has Been Questioned By Senator M@&Carthy

Super Panel May Review Red Charges   Committee Calls For Impeachment Of Sen. MeCarthy

May Name ‘Super Panel’   President Considers Board To Review Loyalty Cases

Panel May Aid Loyalty System  Tydings’ Committee To Question Larsen

Truman May Name ‘Super Panel,’ Review Loyalty Cases   WouldNotSupersedePresent Board System

‘Super Panel’ May Review Loyalty Cases   Special Group May Be Appointed By President To Assist In Probe

UNIT TO PROBE RED CHARGES HINTED   White House Source Says Truman May Act On: McCarthy Attacks

May Appoint "Super Panel’ In Red Probe   Truman Plans to Review State Department Cases   SEES TYDINGS   One of Six Arrested in Amerasia Affair Goes Before Senate Commitrae.

President’s Group Would Aid Probers  State Department   State Department Employes Involved

Loyalty Review May Be Aided By President  To Further Study In State Departmen

Truman Weighs ‘Super’ Inquiry In Loyalty Case  White House Aide Reveals Proposal For Probe Panel

White House Source Says  Plan Studied   Senate Probers Call Amerasia Defendant For Secret Quizzing

Cases of 81 Would Get  Going Over   New Group Would Aid Loyalty System. May Discuss Proposal at Conference   Asks for Hooyer   ‘Knowland Suggests FBI Chief Answer Some Questions

ae OMMUNIST S— Sa ay Truman May Appoint  New Board  , “Has Conference Wah Twdinos :

Group to Assist Present Set Up, Informant Says   McCarthy Charges on Loyalty Causes Him to Consider New Course

‘Super Panel’ to Review Loyalty Cases Possible  Truman Considers

‘Super Panel May Probe *Amerasia’  Truman Likely To Name Special Body

Super Board to Review Loyalty Of 81 Possible   Truman Considers Panel to Study McCarthy Cases

May Create Super Loyalty Review Board   Panel Would Investigate Those Accused by Sen. McCarthy

President May Act to Review Loyalty Cases   81 Employes, Accused by McCarthy, Would Get “Once Over”

Japan's Police Reserve Raised  MacArthur Authorizes 75,000 More Men

JAPAN TO BUILD UP POLICE FORGE   ADDING OF 75,000 MEN. SWELLING TOTAL TO 200.000, 18 AUTHORIZED,

Bank Petition Erasure Charged   Writ Changed After  Filing, Expert Claims

Plan To Lift Draft Age Up To 35 Years   New State Guard Will Recruit Men Aged 26 to 50

Acheson Calls Taft  Isolationist   Sarcastic Speech Hits Proposal to Re-examine Policy; Taft Ignores Barb

Acheson Attacks Taft Philosophy   Secretary in Ist Defense of Policy Since: Elections

Acheson Aim: Barb at Taft  Raps Senator’s Call   Raps Senator’s Call For Policies Review-

3-POINT PROGRAM GIVEN  General Ike Fears U.S. Has Disarmed Too Muel

U.S, DEFENSE CUT TOO LOW   ~ Eisenhower Says Pacts Are Worthless ~ Whhout Good Faith ~

Auto Financing Interest Rate Cut By House  Straits Span Up Fo   Straits Span Up For Debate In Lansina

AUTO FINANCE BILL PASSED   House Also Okays Measure Fixing Prices On Michigan Wine

Senate Pushed. To Revive Draft  New Law Provides Raaictratian Oreiv

Senate Gets Call For Fast Action On Draft   House Votes Extension Of 2 Years

FBI Will Get  Probers’ Files   Truman Speech Will Deny Reds in Government   Inside Today      Soviet Pressure Believed Assurance of Aid Passaa

Red Pressures Help To Speec Aid Bill Throug!   Tydings Forecasts “Warm Debates” On Proposals Of Cuts -

SOVIET MOVES EXPECTED TO SPEED AID ACI   Pressure Seen Likely To Prevent Slash In $3 Billion Measure

Ann Arbor Teacher  Confesses Arson.  Burned Michigan U.’s Landmark Haven Hall

STEP UP HUNT FOR TRANSPORT MISSING 16 DAY'   More Weak Signals Picked Up in Area Plage. Waent.Down ;-

10 Fliers Rescued From Crashed Plane Of Searching Party   Hunt Continues For Missing Air Transport

10 From Crashed Plane Rescued   Search of Yukon Fastness Resuumed

Shanghai Still Resisting Moscow Austerity Moves      BY BLAKE GEARHART  fee Am easeligerity

BEHIND THE BAMBOO er  Chinese Hope To Absorb Russian Conquerors As Was Done In Past

Ruséle Learns Chinese Character  Will Not Be Changed Overnight   Re Riake Gearhart.

Pope Stricken By Slight Touch of Influenza   Vatican Announces Pontiff Confined Te Wad Woche,

Bodies of Missing K. C. Couple Found By Plane Wreck Near Parkville

Train Hits Car: 4 Killed, 3 Hurt   All Victims Young in Indiana Crash

Pilgrimages to Tomb Honor Lincoln; Craig Calls for Government Purge

Bloody Ending for Illicit Romancing   Husband Shoots Wife ond Other Man, Collapses of Heart Attack

Slays Lover, Wife Found in Lonely Cabin   Shotgun Blasts Rip Inte Body of Florida City  Safety Commissione:

Gun Blasts End Romance... . rege eS  Lovers Are Killed By Angry Husband

Clandestine Romance Ends In Shooting   Caught In Bed By Waman’‘s Husband

2IN LOVERS’ TRYST KILLED   Husband Of Woman Blasts Off Heads Of Wife, Paramour

Husband Discovers Wife In Lover's. Arms Shotqun Blasts Take Lives Of Couple In Lonely Cabin

Man Kills Wife And Her Lover  Shooting Occurs In Lanely Flarida Cabin

“Hotgun Ends ‘Vicit Romance.  Wife And Lover Slair By Florida Trucker

Shotgun Blasts Kill Two Jaxon Residents at Lakeside Cabin   City Commissioner and Wife of Trucking Firm Executive Victims of Putnam Dual Slaying

Kraschel May Enter Demo Campaign Because of Washington Pressure   No Final Decision But Takes More Interest in Race

Hungary To Try American ‘Spy’  Wire Official Faces Sabotage Charaes

Hungary To Try U.S. Businessmar  Held On Sabotage, Spying Charges

HUNGARY WILL TRY AMERICAN.   Vogeler To Face Charges Of Espionage And Sabotage

Vogeler Spy Trial Date Set.   American Will Face Hungarian Court With Six Others °

Hungary Trial For American Is Set   Vogeler Faces Espionage Charge February 17 .-

Wha’ Hoppen?   Columbus Woman Concerned Over Molester; Taken Away In Auto

Red Columns Rush Toward Tottering City   Big Air Umbrella Aids Leathernecks

Battle Impends As Reds Also Rush From South To Which Road From Seoul Has Been Cut By Marines

Leathernecks Enter Capital From 2 Sides   Battle For City Appears Impending As Reds Rush Reinforcements From Manchuria And  The South; U.S. Troops Cut Main Road

Red Column HeadsFrom Manchuria  Other Communist — Reinforcements ‘Sent From.   Other Communist Rein: : forcements Sent From: South Korea.

Red Reinforcements Are ‘Being Rushed To Front  ‘From Manchurian Border   MAIN SOUTH HIGHWAY (CUT BY LEATHERNECKS

Marines Enter Seoul as  Manchurian Reds Near   AS BATTLE APPROACHES Seoul Offers Little Fighting Advantages; Houses Are Weak

Bitter Battle For City Imminent As Communists  Rush Aid To Defenders   Strong Column Of Red Reinforcements Reported Moving From North Korea;Other Forces Stream In From East

Leathernecks Form. Vise_As Units Push Ahead to ‘Southwest of City Proper

Fight Imminent For City; Reds Rush T roops   Umbrella of Aircraft Covers Operation: May Be in City’s Hub Today

Battle Looms As Reds Rush  Strong Forces   Enemy Tank Column Seen Moving Toward Capital  BRuncs “a. Kassa

U. S. Second Expanding Bridgeheads West of Naktong River; American Casualties Relatively Light.

Battle Shapes As Red Troops Draw Near   Yank Invaders Operating Under Big Plane Umbrella

US.Demand: ‘Apology From Russia   Stern Warning Delivered to Reds After Plane Lost

Pocketbook To Suffer First Blow   Installment Curbs Start Monday; Steel Survey Planned

FIRST. REARMING STEPS POSTPONE GOODS PINCH   Americans to Feel Effect Earliest In Pocketbooks. Shortages in Future

( nstallme nt Cu tbs. ins Higher. Tox  Consumers ; Hit Only hh Pocketbook

May Be Months Before Consumers Are Hit Anywhere But in the Pocketbook

First of Curbs Starts Monday  Installment Buying Fd an’ en .. Se

Delayed Action “i Likely On  Buying Curbs   Consumers’ Pockets To Feel First Effects  Of Rearmament Plans

Production Meetings. Are Called   First Cautious Steps  ’ To Rearm Nation Taken; Top Steel Chiefs Confer.

Cautious Stens Taken To Avoid Mobilizing Chaos   Government Seeks To Soften Impact On Home Front

However, Bigger Sums Will Be Taken From Pa: October 1; Government Asks Statement on Proposed Production Expansion

Only Pocketbooks To Feel War Pinch, Officials Say   Curbs On Installment Buying Start Monday, But It'll Be A Long Time Before Rationing Starts

War Squeeze Not Due For  Some Time   Government Asks Steel How Much It Can Expand Output

First Mobilization Steps Cautious Pocketbooks to Feel  First Pinch—No Lack Of Goods Expected

First Cautiously Made Steps Toward Rearming America Indicate It Will Be Months Before Consumers Are Hit Anywhere but Pocketbooks

First Blow fo Strike Public In Pocketbook  Home Front Pinch   Home Front Pinch Is Expected To Be bAanthe In Future

Mobilization Not To Reduce Supply Of Goods   Will Only Hit Pocketbook For Several Months

Consumer Curbs Not Likely Soon: U.S. Pocketbooks Will be Hit First

NATION'S STORE OF GOODS HOLDS AT HIGH LEVELS   Consumers May Not Feel Pinch Of Wartime Needs For Months Except In Their Pocketbooks.

Mobilization Still Hits Only Pocketbook   Squeeze To Be Not As Severe As War Il

Months Before Consumer Hit  - First Mobilization Steps So Indicate, te Te Said.

Americans Not To Feel War Effects For Months Except In Pocketbooks

No Consumer Shortages Seen For Many Months   But Pocketbooks Will Feeel War's Impact Almost Immediately

CONSUMER SQUEEZE UNLIKELY FOR SOMETIME  First War Effects To Hit Pocketbook

Economic Pinch To Hit Publie Finances First; Production To Continue

First Blow To Strike Public In Pocketbook  Home Front Pinch Is Expected To Be Manthe [In Future

Real Controls Seen Months From Now   Installment Buying Curbs, Higher Taxes Become Effective Soon

Consumers Are Going To Get Hit First In Pocketbook Before Receiving Relief

U, S, Reported Sticking To Withdrawal Demand “Before Any Negotiations

U.N. Charter Is Flouted By Russia, Truman Charges; Wants Organization Braced

Truman Visions Stronger UN Forcing Russia fo Make and Keep Promises

AGAINST CHINA RED ADMISSIGN   Stronger ULN. Is Held  Force To Speed Real  Soviet Cooperation

WEST CLAIMED AGAINST CHINA RED ADMISSIEN   a  Stronger U.N. Is Held Force To Speed Real  Soviet Cooperation

Sees Powerful West Speeding Up Agreements   Congress Told Allies Against Admitting Red China to World Group

President  Claims Reds lout UN   But Claims UN Is Sen sibly Proceeding With Business.

Truman Charges Russia Flouting UNCharter Vows   President Reports To Congress On Building Up Fre Countries To Make It Impossible For Soviets Not To Keen Acreements«

Truman Says Russia Houts U.N. Charter   Tells Congress Reds Blocking Path Of World Peace

Czech, Resigning UN Post, Appeals To United States   Warns Stalin His Aims Are Impossible; Houdel Seeks Asylum Here

Red Envoy Seeks Asylum In U.S.  Fed-Up Czech Quits Assignment In U.N.

Czech Envoy to UN Quits, Asks Refuge  Protests Russ-Type Rule for Others

FEPC Bill Still Stuck In Senate   First Attémpt at Cloture Defeoted; Lucas Promises New Try Soon

TV Strike That Could Have Put Eleanor on Picket Line Halted by Late Agreement

Schoeppel’s Aide. Takes Up Attack on Interior Secretary   Repeats Charges Cabinet Member is Red Ally and Defies Chapman To File Suit Against Him for Libel

Dares Secretary Chapman fo Sue Over Red Label!   Scheppel Aide Says He Will Repeat All Charaes in Public.

Schoeppel Aid Repeats Charges  Ohie Candidate Dare: Chapman To Sue Him

Schoeppel’s Aide Backs His Charge   Frank Bow Accepts Dare By Chapman To Repeat Statements of Senator   A RED ‘ALLIANCE’   Interior Seeretary Accused Of ‘Close Ties With  Known Communists’

Aide to Senator Schoeppel Adopts As His Own Charges That Chapman Favored Reds

Bow Will Accept Chapman’s Dare   Schoeppel’s Witness Promises to Make © Red Charaqes Onenly

Aide Takes Heat Off  Schoeppel   Bow Offers to Repeat  Charges Against .Chap‘man in An Open Forum; Challanzes Him tn Sune

Aide to Senator Hits af Chapmar  Challenges Secretary To Sue on Red Charae

DENY GUBITCHEY IMMUNITY CLAIM   Diplomatic Status I Ruled State Matter.

Gubitchev Must Face Trial, U.S. Court Decrees   Russian Engineer Is Not Eligible for Diplomatic Immunity

Huge Offensive By Red Forces Still Delayed  Comparative Quiet Me gee ee eee   Comparative Quiet In Sectors Around Seoul Is Reported

Reds Repulsed By UN Forces  In Seoul Area   U.S. Officers Voice Belief Air Attacks Upset Foes Time Table

“Ked Prong Smashed: 2nd Nears Seoul   Air Assault May Have Knocked Out Commie Time Table

Ridgeway Assumes Field Command of Enlarged Eighth Arny of Approximately a Quarter Million Troops for Defense of South Korea,

COLUMN 12 MILES FROM PYONGYANG, RESISTANCE LIGHT   U. S. Cavalry Bypasses Sariwon, Now Only 23 Miles From Major Goal

Rail Strike Set Wednesday Will Hit Four Vital Lines In Demand for ‘Extra Man’

Firemen And Enginemen Of Four Rail Systems Are Affected By Order.   Union Demands Extra Man On Diesel Locomotives; Door Left Onen For Settlement

UMUN DEMANDS AN EXTRA MAN ON DIESEL ENGINES   Walkout Directed Against Pennsylvania, Santa Fe, New York Central and  Southern Railway.   MAY SPREAD LATER TO OTHER CARRIERS   Tie-Up Legal Under Federal Act — Door to Possible Eleventh Hour Settlement Left Open,

Extra Man On Diesels Demanded   Door Let. Open For. Poe . sible Pre- Deadline Settlement

Railmen Ready Strike to Hit 4 Major Lines   Demand for More Workers On Diesels Rejected By Fact Pindera

Strike On Four Big Railroads Set April 26   Brotherhood Leaves Door Open However For More Parleys

Pennsy, Big Four, Two Other Systems Affected; All Legal Peace Steps Fail

FOUR MAIOR RAWROADS TO BE EFFECTED   Door Left Open for Further Negotlatiuny — Strike Call WIL Affect About 18,0009 — May Eventually’ Reach 80,000,

Union Wants Extra Man On Diesels   Vital Segments Of Nation’s Rail Transport Included

Pennsy Among Lines Affected By Union Order   Strike Scheduled To Start Wednesday Tc Get Extra Firemen

Strike Against Four Railroads Ils Scheduled  Called For Wednesda Rut Daar le Loft   Called For Wednesday But Door Is Left Open For Parleys

Tieup Will Stop Vital Rail Routes   Door Left Open For Settlement Before Deadline

Action Directed Against Central, 3 Other Lines  Vital Segments Would Be Cut If  Move Goes Thru

'U.S. MAY BE IN FOR FALL  No Action, But Everyone  Talks About Inflation

Inflation Is Not Around Corner--It Is Here’   Washington Bothered But Not Expected to Do Anything Ab out It Until After Election

‘Everybody Talks Of Inflation But No One Seems To Be Doing Much About Halting It   Farm And Dairy Product Prices Go Sky lligh~And Are Gotne Hieher

457 Are Killed In Holiday Accidents  330 Traffic Deaths Far Under Estimated“435

Holiday Wreck Casualties 331   Nation’s Traffic Toll Lower But Violent Death Hits 46]

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS REAGH 351   TOTAL FALL SHORT OF FORE  CAST — 138 DIE FROM OTHER CATSES.

Taft Says GOP Has Nothing to da Wi th Investi¢a tion of See. Chapman

Morganza HeadAsked To Resign  _ Trustees Vote to   Trustees Vote to Oust Jehnston, Martin Protege, As Superintendent

Rescue Of 128 Miners Is Near  Fate Of 10 Trapped Workers In Doubt

55 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN NILE DELTA   Trans - World Constellation From Bombay to Rome Burns After Falling   23 ARE AMERICANS

55 KILLED IN CRASH OF TWA PLANE   23 Americans Are Listed on Board; Airliner Burns  In Nile Delta

55 Feared Dead In Plane rash North Of Cair      23 Americans,  Bexptia Film Star Said Aboarc Wrecked Conhstellatios

Air Victims Include 23  Americans   Cairo Movie Star, Oi Executive Perish In Crash In Nile Delta

23 Americans on Airliner in Wreck   Search Plane Finds No Trace  af Any CupGivarc

55 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN NILE DELTE   Wreckage Sighted Near Ca:ro; 23 Americans  Were Aboard

peed LE eee EO OE OOO ee ——— _  Easter Is Year’s Bloodiest — Weekend as 15 Die on Road:

Released Fliers Closely Guarded   Pair Held by Chinese Off for Pearl Harbor

U.S. Destroyer Searches For "Unidentified Object'' Off Southern Calif. Coast

Scenes At Southern Japanese Air Base Are Like Walking Into 1942-45 ....   U.S. Pilots Credited With At Least Six Red Planes

Activities At US Airbase In Southern Japan Remindful  Of 1942-45 All Over Aqain

American Educator Asks CzechoslovakiaforAsylum   George S. Wheeler, Who Teaches Economics in Prague, Seeks Permission for Self and Family to Remain in Country — He Denounces Aspects of U. 8S. Occupation Policies, Foreign Affairs and Racial Relations.

American Who Lost Job in Germany Goes to Czechs as Political Refugee

Remington Faces More Evidence   House Spy-Hunters to Make Facts Public Today -

McGrath Scores Sei. WeCarthy   Compares His Tactics To Those Of Hitler

Hope for Man In Well Shaft Ebbs   Rescue Workers Still Dig Frantically In Hops Of Saving Buried Man

Struggle Continues To Free Man Trapped In 20-Foot Well Shaft   Hope Ebbs for Life of Dominick Atteo, 49, Father of Six Children

Farmers Take In Less Money   Farmer Hos Not Profited From Higher Prices Paid by Housewifo

Farm Cash Up Some   Income. Shows Rise In July: For First ‘Time This Year; 7%  Lewer Than Year Ago

Yanks and Phils Knotted at 1-1 Going Into Ninth  Whiz Kids Deadlock Score in 5th Frame

Second Series Tilt Tied, 1-1, In 8th Inning  : Phils Break  3-Inning String  Of Scoreless Innin~:   FINAL SCORE

Love for Bird Fatal?  Convict Mav Die in Gas Chamber Because of it

 Pet Bird of Prisoner May Cost Him  Life in San Quentin Gas Chamber

[RUMAN’S ACTION STIRS DISPUTE   SOME NEWSPAPERS SAY HE GAGGED M ARTHUR — OTHERS HIT GENERAI.

Fuchs Admits Giving Russia Atom Secrets   Scientist Is Mute at Hearing; Trial Ordered  For Feb. 28 in London

British A Scientist  Confesses Fuchs Admits He Sold Secrets to  Russia; Lived Babul? Meda §ife

JEKYLE-HYDE' SUSPECT FACES 14-YEAR TERM   $400 Payment Given For Betrayal Of Secrets

British Expert Confesses He Aided Russia  Formal Trial Will Start On Feb. 28; Derean le Envrad

READ STATEMENT BY KLAUS FUCHS AT ARRAIGNMENT   CHARGE SUSPECT HAS CONTINUOUSLY PASSED SECRETS TO RUSSIA

Fuchs Held for Trial In Britain--Confesses  A-Bomb Aijd to Russia

Passed Atom Secrets for Seven Years   British Prosecutor Says Fuchs Admitted Vital Aid to 'Cause’

Soviet Spy Confesses Stealins A-Bomb Data   Truman Rejects Plan To Woo Reds. Backs  Acheson and Baruch

British Court Told Fuchs Admits Spying   Gave Russia Atomic Secrets of U. S. and Britain for 7 Years As “Jekyll. Hyde’

Fuchs Confesses Giving Vital British-U.S. ‘Atom — - Data to Reds Since 1942

U.S, BRITISH DATA RELAYED TO RUSSIA   ptist May Have Passed Information vdrogen Bomb As Well As A-Bomb

Fuchs Admits  Giving Soviets  Atomic Secrets HBomb Bete  May Be > Be 7

Fuchs Says Data Given To Russians   Presecution Tells Court He Knowingly Gave Secrets ta Reds Since 1942   Had Full Aceess   ‘Scientist Might “Have Handed Over Reports en H-Bomb

FuchsHeld For Trial  In London   Prosecution Describes Him As ‘Political Fanatic On Payroll Of Foreign Power’

German-Born Scientist Is Ordered to Trial Before British Court on Feb. 28

Held for Forma Trial at Hearing In British Court   Information Passed To Soviets May Have Included H-Bomb

COURT 1S TOLD FUCHS ADMITS BEING RED SPY   Gave Atomic Secrets To Russia For Seven Years, Crown Savs

Soviet Agent Is Described  As “Fanatic”   Prosecutor Declares Scientist Confessed Slip ping Bomb Secrets to Foreign Powers: 

Confession of Fuchs Describes His Dual Role   Scientist Sold Atomic Secrets For Seven Years

Secrets on Atom Passed By Scientist   Man Held in London Say« He Knewingly Supplied Vital Information — to Soviets Since 19}?

Fuchs Faces British Court OnSpy Count   Scientist Ordered Held On Charge Of  Passing Atom Secrets

Scientist Admits Selling A-Bomb Seerets to Russiz   Researcher Reveals  Jekyll-Hyde Life

Hold Fuchs For Trial   Admits He Sold Reds Secrets Of Atomie Bomb

—TRIAL SET— Treachery WasKnowr 4 Months   PASSED SOME DATA IN U.S.

DATA ON BOMB STOLEN IN U. S, AND GIVEN REDS   German-Born British Scientist, Arraigned In Court, Pictured As Traitor And Held For Trial In  London.

Held For Trial In London To Start Feb, 18th   British Prosecutor Calls Scientist ‘Political Fanatic’

Gave Reds Top Atomic Secrets   British Will Try Scientist Feb. 28 In Old Bailey Court

British Court Orders German Born Physicist Held for Trial Starting February 28

Fuchs Aided Rebs For Seven Years, ‘Court Is Told   May Have Speeded Russian Development of Hydrogen Bomb by Year or More Through His Disclosures.

SPEEDED UP RED H-BOMB; PAID $400   Dr. Fuchs Confesses Jekyll-. Hyde Roll in Top. Atomic. Circles from 1942 to  1949.   FORMAL TRIAL SET FOR FEBRUARY 28   Betrayed Secrets of Britain and U. S. to Help Russian Goal of World ‘Domination.

Hydrogen Bomb Could Be Part Of Information Slipped To Communists

FUCHS ADMITS GIVING A-BOMB DATA TO SOVIET   German-Born British Scientist Ordered To Trial Feb. 28

FUCHS WAS SPY FOR SEVEN YEARS   British Prosecutor Says Red Atomic Development Speeded by Information

Signs Confession That He Sold Out In Rele of Dy. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Fuchs Admits Joiming Spies   Top Scientist Sold Allied Atom Secrets

Fuchs Gives Full Confession   Admits Giving Russians Atomic Energy Secrets

As Result, He's to Face British Trial   Prosecutor Calls Him “Politice! Fanatic on Poyrell Of Foreign Power"; Completely Sold on Communion

Temperatures   British Physicist, Casting Self in Jekyll-Hyde’ Role, Relates Giving Secrets to Russia for Seven Years

Fuchs Admits Selling Secrets   Ordered Held For Trial Feb. 28 After Living Jekyll-Hyde Life Seven Years

HELD FOR TRIAL — British Scientist Admits  ~ Giving Russia Atomic Data

Vital Secrets Given Soviets Past 7 Years   Fuchs Confesses, Say British, Calling Him  Dats eal Fanatic!

Fuchs Sped Red H-Bomb   Tydings Seys Information Fuchs Gave May Have Moved It up by Year

A-Bomb Secrets Sold Continuously, Says Signed Confession Of Klaus Fuchs

Top Research Expert ‘Signs A Confession’   British Court Hears Prosecution Say Scientist Guilty

FACES CHARGES OF GIVING REDS ATOM SECRETS   Statement Made Admit ting Guilt, Prosecutor Yells Court

FUCHS ADMITS GIVING A-BOMB DATA TO RUSSIF   Stated to Sold Secrets to Reds For Seven Years

Fuchs Confesses Giving Atom Facts To Russian Spies   His Trial Is To Be Held In Feb. 28 Term Of Court

ORDERED HELD FOR TRIAL BY BRITISH. COURT   Prosecutor Says Scientist Signed Statement; Faces 14-Year Prison Term

Fuchs Admits Passing Atom Secrets to Reds   Seif-Labelled Schizophrenic Took $400 ar Vital British-American Information, Britisa Court Is Told at Hearing Today

Fuchs Admits Handing Reds Secrets  Brilliant Scientist Held for Trial  tn Fruoliech Mauet

Confession Is Revealed By Prosecutor In Prelim. inary Hearings   Some Data Passed In American City   Officials Tell Process 0 Trapping Man They Knew Had Been Spy

UPL aril UF Ao SGIENTIaT AND RUSS SPY   Tells How He Sold U. S. and British Bomb Secrets te Russians.

German-Born British Atom Expert Confesses Giving Reds Bomb Secrets

Fuchs Admits Giving Atomic Data To Reds   Scientist On Trial At British Court

Atomic Leaks First Started Back In 1942   Refugee From Nazis On Moscow Payroll

Says Since 1942 He Gave Soviets Atomic Secrets   British Scientist Had Access To Most Vital Data In U. S.

Jekyll, Hyde Role Admitted to Court   Old Bailey Trial Ordered Far February 22

Spy Hearing In London Set Feb. 28   Prosecutor Calls “Potitical Fanatic’

Peddled Data to Russians  Over Period of Seven Years   Signed Confession Reveals Rr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde Life—tTrial on Feb. 29

Confesses in British Court   A-Bomb and H-Bomb Data Was Divulged

Dr. Klaus Fuchs Admits ‘Symbolic? Payment For Numerous Contacts   Furnished Data During 7 Years   Nuclear Physicist ‘Also Split Own Personality, Statement Says

Gave Russia Atom Secrets For 7 Years   Full Impact of Dr. Klaus Fuchs’ Treachery is Disclosed by Confession

British Scientist Charged With Handing Atomic Secrets Over To Russia

Dr. K. Fuchs Split Mind For Betrayal   Admits Receiving $40( For Secrets Master Minds Required Seven Years To Develop.

POURT TOLD FUCKS ADMITTED GIVING REDS ATOM DATA   rsetrayal of American and  ‘British Secrets Extended  ’ Over Period of 7 Years, Prosecutor Says.   (ART OF DEFENDANT'S AMAZING STORY READ   de Contacted Russian Agents Both in U. S. and London — Trial ts Set for February 28.

Scientist Tells Whole Bizarre Story in Court; Lived Life of Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde During War

Seven-Year Story Of Betrayal Given At Court Hearing  Scientist Offered Data to Russians When He Got Job

Scientist To Go on Trial. February . 28  Is Self-admitted . Jekyll and Hyde.

Trial Ordered On US. Atom Leak to Soviet   Scientist Made Boston Contact, Judge Is Informed

Admits Selling: A-Bomb Secret       Says He Lived Jekyll and Hyde ‘ti

Fuchs Soviet Atomic Spy For 7 Years   Alleged Confession Of Scientist Reported At British Court Tria

Atom Scientist Worked Sinee 1942 For Reds, Court Is Told   Fuchs Faces 14 Years ir Prison If Convicted; Labelled Fanatic

Third Ranking Scientist of Britain Betrayed American, British Atomic Bomb Secrets

Confesses To Slipping Data To Reds Since 42   German-Born Scientist Ordered Held Today For Forma! Trial Beginning Feb. 28; Faces Term Of 14 Years.

Fuchs Is Held For Court On Atomic Charge Scientist Accused o!  Giving Secrets To * Russie Since ‘47

Fuchs Says He Spied For Reds 7 Years   Gave All Data Fe Could Find to Reds

Russia Got Vital Atom Information  ’ . en Se: §6«—  eg, 6 See TS   German-Born Fuchs Describes Self As ‘Jekyll And Hyde’

 _ CALLED ‘POLITICAL FANATIC’  B ritain Will Try Fuchs  On Charges Of Slipping tie Secrets To Soviet

British Say Fuchs Confesses Atom Spying   Claims Scientist Pass Secrets To Russia Since 1942

British Expert Confesses To Atom Spying  ‘Jekyll And Hyde’ Personality Of

Fuchs Is Ordered Held for Trial Later in Month   Conaressional Committee Chairman Gives Green Light fo Production of H-Bomb

Disclosure Comes After Long-Probe   First Information To Russians In- 1942, He Wrote In Confession

Dr. Fuchs’ London Trial Is Scheduled For Feb. 28   German- Born Atomic Scientist’ s Many

Scientist Confesses Betrayal   Fuchs Believed Communism To Be Hane OF World

Says Fuchs Admits  Betrayal of Secrets   Prosecution Charges Alleged Spy Passed Along Vital British-American Atomic Information to Russia Over Period of Years.   MAY. HAVE INCLUDED H-BOMB

says Fuchs ‘Admits To Atom Leak   Physicist Is Termed ‘Political Fanatic’ On Soviet Payroll

British Atom Spy Held For Triat In London Court   Admits Russians Paid Hin?’For Data On American Bomb

CONFESSES HE GOT CASH FOR HIS SPY WORK   Gave Secrets to Reds From 1942 Up Until A Year Ago

Atomic Scientist Must Stand Trial  Fuchs Charged With Slip ping Bomb Secrets to the Russians  TO COURT FEBRUARY 28  Came to This Country ir 1943 With Bnitish  Atomic Team

Say Scientist Confessed To IAtomic Leaks   British Prosecutor Calls Fuchs Fanatic On the Payroll Of Foreign Power

British Scientis} Tells of Selling Secrets to Russ   Dr. Klaus Fuchs Signs Confession; Story of Jekyll-Hyde Living  Is Described.

Says He Passed Vit al Reports to Russia From 1942 on, U.S. Official Says Leak Probably Speeded Reds’ H-Bomb Work

Facts May Help: Russia fo Speed Hydrogen Bomt   May Save Soviet A Year’s Time

Fuchs Admits Handing Reds Secrets   Brilliant Scientist Held for Trial in English Court

TEMPERATURE   British A-Genius Indicted   Klaus Fuchs Revealed As Old Marxist

Atom Scientist To Be Tried On Security Count   Statement Claims Split Personality, Admits Aiding Reds

Fuchs Ordered to Stand Trial for Passing on Data   Paid $400 for Giving Russia Atomic Secrets

Refugee Scientist Confessed Contact with Russians over  Seven-Year Period, Says Prosecutor.   FORMAL TRIAL TO OPEN FEBRUARY 28°

A-Bomb Spy Admits Selling Data To Reds   Fuchs Gave Secret: Information To Soviet Over 7-Year Period

Girl Ignores Pleas of Onlookers, Dies in Leap From Seventh Floor

HUNDREDS SEE  «GIRL’S SUICIDE   Blonde Leaped From Pitts. burgh Building Despite Crowd’s Pleas

Girl Ignores Hundreds In Death Plunge   Tearful Frances Langford Says She Was Rebuffed By President

Ignores Pleas of Hundreds Pretty Blonde Leaps to Death --‘Couldn’t Get Bu’

lotel Elevator Opera tor Drops Just as Siren of Police Car Breaks Tense Silence of Spectators in Street.

Tell Everyone I Just Couldn't Get By”’  Pretty Blonde Leaps to Death in Midtown Pittsburgh

Churchil Opens Attack On Atlee   Labor Rejects Offer To Ease Position, Faces Stiff Battle

Churchill in Offer to Ease  Labor Crisis   Conservative Offer to Work With Government For Steel Concession

[Churchill Offers Labor Government IChance to Ease Precarious Position

Churchill Seeks Pledge by Attlee On Steel Outlook  Offers To Hold Up Test in Return for Delay in Seizure

Spurns Churchill Request—  Labor Rejects Offer To Make Path Easier

Churchill. Puts Attlee on Spot  Asks Definite Pledge on Taking Over Steel

ir TO COUNTER SOVIET PROPAGANDA BLASTS STUDIED ~  'US.May Open 'Truth Campaign’

U. S. Proposes Truth Program In Peace Drive   State Department Drafts New Information — Campaign

Se Oe EN eet Se  Otate Hepartinent Drafts Plans For Great ‘Campaign of ‘Uruth’

U.S. Studies Big Program Of Truth ©   Would Use Truth To Counteract Red Propaganda

ACHESON PLANS TRUTH BARRAGE AGAINST RUSSIA   Vastly Expanded ‘Voice Of America’ Laid  Before Senate

Acheson Drafts Plans for Great “Truth’ Drive   Proposal for Marshall Plan of Ideas Backed  By Generals, Others

Acheson Maps Worldwide US Truth Drive   Plans To Fight Red Propaganda Outlinec Before Senate Group

MOVE TO COUNTER SOVIET PROPAGANDA BLASTS STUDIED ~  US. Mav Open 'Truth Campaian’

Propaganda Of America Truth-Based   ‘Voice Of America’ Program To Be Used More Intensively

Blaze Ravages Store, Theater At Huntineton   Other Buildings Damaged With Total Loss Put Near $2,250,000

Huntington’s Loss In Fire $2,250,000   Penney Store Building, Tipton Theater Completely Destroved

Big Three Opens  Secret Talks On  Defending Europe Ministers Meet  In New York  For Conference

TALKS BEGUN BY MINISTERS OF BiG THREE   Rearming of Germany Subject of Acheson, Bevin, Schuman

Munitions Board Is Raked on Reported Shortage of Wool   Solons Say No Reserves Set for Military Emergency

ARMY 15 WITHOUT WOOL RESERVES   SENATORS PUT BLAME ON MUNITIONS BOARD EN BLISTERING REPORT.

Munitions Board, Sharply Rebuked For Wool Shortage, Puts Blame On Congress For Not Providing Funds

Munitions Board fs Raked on Reported Shortage of Wool  Solons Say No Reserves   Solons Say No Reserves Set for Military Emeroency

Lack of Military Wool Reserves Draws Fire of Senators Who Put Blame on Munitions Board

Blame  Munitions Board For Failing To Stock ‘Up On Wool Supplies

Probers Slap Board Over Wool Reports   Blistering Report by Senators Says Nation Has No Wool for  Emeraency Use

American Tanks, Gls Recapture Flaming Haman   U. S. Artillery Takes Heavy Toll Of Advancing Reds

Counteratfack Recaptures City of Haman   2nd Division Falls Back on Right Flanl Of Western Front

YanksRegain Haman After Red Seizure   . Air, Tank, Artillery _ Support Given Cfs_ In Counter Atiacks

Unleash 50,000 Troops In Drive To Take Pusan   Gls Retreat 82 Miles At One Point

55-Mile Front Aflame   Slgstting -Yank CounterA Blunts Powerful Assault in Far South; Laok for W aeewan Parh

'8-Mile Dent Punched In U.S. Lines   UU... Lines  Second Major Red Assault Is Possible Northwest Of Taegu:

Move 8% Miles But Doughboys Retake Haman:   “Tanks, Infantryinen Blunt Drive Along -Southwestern Area”

Thrust Digs 83 Miles In Allied Lines   Americans Retake Haman Positions In Heavy Fighting

LAST BIG EFFORT  Massive North Korean Drive in Haman Area 35 Miles From Pusan

Americans Retake Flaming Haman in A Counterattack  Hammering Assault On Southern Front  DD anawarl a, Ae

Haman Retaker As U.S. Forces Counter-Attack   Communists Gain Eight Miles Near Yonqsan In West

Reds Smash at  UN Beachhead in Largest Offensive  Of War; Eighth Army Communique Tells Of Haman’s Fall and Recapture; Four-Mile Front Is Roaring  , FEY oa

But Yanks Come Back to Retake Flaming Hainan   Enemy Has Scored No Break-through  And Momentum of Drive Slows Dawn

Reds Gain Over 8 Miles On Tip Of Southern Front   Lone North Korean Plane Drops Two Bombs As Invaders Renew ‘All-Out’ Assault

D5th Division Lashes Back To  Stop Invaders  Massive Offensive By Enemy Makes 812-Mile Dent Befor

Gls Recapture Ham After Invaders Pune 8!2 Mi. Through Line   Powerful Red Onslaught Spearheaded By Two Divisions Threatens Masan; No. Korean Losses Reported Heavy

Allied’ Forces Poised for. All Out Fight Now      U.S. Officer Says Reds Making Biggest Effort Yet: Last One

Red Drive Slowed  DownIn Southwest   All-Out Offensive by Enemy Good for Long Gains Elsewhere

Counter-Attack Slows Massive Red Onslaught  After 8-Mile Enemy Gain

U.S. Infantrymen Tanks Lash Back: Haman Retaken   All-Out Communist Drive Slewed After Denting American Lines; Enemy  Dead Are Piled Up

U.S. Tanks Recapture Lost Haman  Attack Renewed On West Front By Communists

Reds Resume Attack on South Flank   Enemy Punches More Than Eight Miles Into Line

Pusan Gateway Threatened on Southern Front   U. S. Counterattack Temporarily Blunts Mas sive Communist Assault on 55-Mile Front

American Units  Recapture Haman At South Anchor U.S. Tanks, Troops  Stall Enemy with Sharp Strikeback

Doughboys Retake Haman In Slashing Counterattack   POWERFUL ONSLAUGHT   Sets Front Aflame On 55-Mile Stretch From Naktong River South To Sea

Allies Take City From  Communist:   Tanks And Troops Used In Effort To End Main. Assault

Haman Retaken By Infantrymen - And U.S. Tanks   Slashing Counterattack Temporarily Halts Red Assaults On Two Fronts; A Second Major Red Offensive Believed Possible Northwest Of Taeru

Korean City Retaken By Americans   Slashing Counterattack by Americans Blunts Reds’ Massive Assault; Haman Recaptured; Whole Korean Front Blazes

U.S. Recaptures Haman; Fall Back In Initial Assault   Heavy Fighting Rages All Along Southern Ends of Western Front

Communists Punch Eight And One-Half Mile Dent In American Lines, But Swiftly-Moving U. S. Tanks And Infantrymen Recapture Haman As Allied Counter-Attack Temporarily Blunts Invaders’ Assault On Beachhead Anchor

Reds Push 812 Miles on Southern Front Against Stiff Resistance; Tanks Moved up by UN Forces Halt Drive

Communist Forces Punched 814 Mile Dent Into Allied Lines  LIAMAN IC DECADTIDR&IN

Ridges West Of City Taken By Americans  U.S. Officer Avers Communist Assoult Final Big Effort

50,000 Men Hurled At Allies Defenses   U. S. Counterattacks After Early Retreat Of 8.5 Miles

City Taken BackbyUS. InHardDuel   MacArthur Anticipates Other Major Drive on Key Points; Commies Mans Near Wacgwan  Run Over Dead

North Koreans Still Hammer At South End of U. N. Defenses   Second Offensive Held ‘Possible’ in Waegwan Area

Communist Forces Punchec 814 Mile Dent Into Allied Lines   HAMAN IS RECAPTURED  American Tanks and Infantrymen In a Slashing  Coon tad Atten

Yanks Retake Haman, Blunt Enemy Assault   U. S. Ground Troops Lash Back, Break up Momentum of Drive On Southern Front

G. I’s Lash Back After Red Thrust   North Koreans Dent U. S. Lines For Eight-Mile Gain in South

Swift-Moving U.N. Forces Counter-Raid   U.S. Intelligence Foresees Another Fierce Onslaught

LINE BREACHED IN BIG BATTLE   Attack Is Temporarily Blunted When Haman Is Recaptured

American Tanks; Infantry Retaké: Flaming Haman:  Second Enemy Drive. Still Held Possible 

Then Yanks Take Haman   Tomporarily Blunt Fierce Attack After Rods Punch 814 Mile Dent In Defenses

Reds Punch Eight-Mile Dent In American Lines; Defenders Recapture Flaming Haman

Counter-attacking Allied Infantrymen Return Fierce Fighting Against Reds   Truman Addresses Nation

50,000 Take Part hi Massive Drive To Capture Pusan      Deepest Penetration Made at Bridgehead In Changnyong Area

Yanks Retake Hamanin New Counter Blow   Red Offensive Now Believed ‘Blunted’

But Yanks Halt Push At Haman   Fighting All Along Southwestern Front Is Extremely Bloody

Gls Take Haman But Fall Back 82 Miles At Yongsan   50,000 Reds Making a Attack; U. S. 25th Division Counter-Attacks To Take Haman From Enemy Troops

North Koreans Open Greatest Drive OF War  Oe   “AJ. S. Defenses Are . Knocked Out; Dead Ave Stacked Hich

N. Koreans Renew Massive Assault   Slashing U. S. Counterattack Temporarily Blunts keds’ Attack On Southwestern Anchor Of U. N. Beachhesd

Southern Flank Being Hard  Hit By Reds   Reports Say Supreme Bid To Drive Ont  UN Forces Underway

Temperatures   U.S. Tanks Retake Haman: Counter-Attack Blunts Korean Beachhead Attack

N. Koreans Con linuing  Big Drive   Jab 8-1-2-Mile Dent In U.S. Defenses; Momentum Broken

Enemy Advance Made over Piled Bodies of Dead   Counterattacks By Allies Regain Some Lost Ground

Enemy Punches 81, Mile Dent in American Line, BreakThrough Threatens Before U. S. Attack.  Dro LOCA TT WMA YV   BIG EFFORT MAY LAST ONE BY FOE

GIS LOSE, RETAKE FLAMING HAMAN TO BLUNT FIERCE PUSH   2nd Division Forced Back By Powerful Onslaught Aimed At Taegu Road

Gives No indication, however  Lewis Has Only To Pick Up Telephone To Start Fifth Round Wage Increase Fight For Miners

Time For Fifth Round W age Boost In Coal Mines Up To John L. Lewis

Lewis Could Oper Pay Boost Round   Mine Union Head Give. No Indication of Any Wage Hike Demands

New M’Carthy Dispute Rages   Atomic Energy Chairman Denounces Accusations as ‘Deplorable’

MINER REPORT) UNION FINED tl   $50,000 IMPOSED, HE SAYS. FOR HIS SUPPORT OF COURT INJUNCTION,

Miner Charges Effort fo Heed Court Cost Him Job and Fine of $50,000

Principal Walks. Out in H. S. Feud   Defies Board Order to Suspend Students for Demonstration

—DEMANDS ARE HIGH—  U.S. Has Enough Ships: To Supply Korea Forces

Jap Communists Call General Walkout   Occupation Leaders Threaten To Take Stern Measures To Meet Any Violence

Jap Communists Lal ‘General: Walkout   Occupation Leaders Threaten To Take Ctarn Measures To Meet Any Violence   McCarthy's Charges Target Of Attack  Seven GOP Senators Accqil Own Party

Reds Hurl Suicidal Assaults at Allies, But Beachhead Holds   Enemy Halted with Heavy Losses; Corps’ Last Air Base Knocked Out

Sen. Tydings Talks Of New Line Of Inquiry   To Do Some Investigative Work On Own Hook, Chairman Tells Reporter

Tydings Tells Of Separate  Investigation   Calls Meeting— Lodge, Hickenlooper Are Uninformed

TYDINGS TALKS OF NEW PROBE   Says It Has Nothing To Do With McCarthy’s Information

Starting Own Quiz on Spies   Sen. Tydings Hints Guardedly at Latest Line of Examinaiia;

Tydings Hints Of New Line In Red Inquiry  Says It’s Not   Says It’s Not Based On Any New McCarthy Data

TYDINGS TALKS OF NEW ANGLES IN REDS PROBE   Doing Investigation “On Own Hook,” Committee Chairman Savs

Tydings Hints New Line Of Probe Inquiry  : Senator Denies pag oe

New Inquiry Line Hinted In Senate’s  Red Studies   ' Tydings Is Planning Closed Talks Today Of Probe Committee

TYDINGS HINTS OF NEW PROBE   Investigation Work Started; Budenz Served With Subpoena.

Tydings Hints Of New Angle In Spy Probe  Tanaent Has Nothina   Tangent Has Nothing To Do with Sen. McCarthy

Tydings Hints New Inquiry In Red Probe   Says Investigation Has Nothing To Do With McCarthy Informatior

Yypen ivew front:  Senator Tydings Talks Guardedly Of  New Line Of Inquiry In Communist Probe

New Line Taken InCommie Probe Tydings Reveals   McCarthy Charges Have ‘Nothing To Do With It,’ He Asserts

Tydings Hints Loyalty Probe Will Develop  New Evidence   Says Inquiry Has Ne Connection With Accusations of MeCarthy

Secret Talks Scheduled In  Solons’ Quiz   Marylander Asserts Committee Is Doing Own Investizatie

Sen. Tydings Indicates Committee May Investigate Entirely New Information

Talk Is Heard of New Line In Senate Spy Probe; Budez Is Given Subpena

Reports Group To Inquire On Its Own Hook   Nothing To Do With Any Of McCarthy’s Charges.

Tydines Hints Vine Of Inauiry May Be Altered   Chairman Says Committee “Doing Investigative Work On Own Hook:” Budenz Vo Testify

Red Probers Plan New Procedure.   ‘Committee Chairman Is Non-Committal On Course

Tydings Speaks Of New Inquiry In Hunt for Reds   Senator Claims Check Would Be ‘On Different Line’

Senator Tydings Talks of New Inquiry Line For Senafe’s Communist Investigation

Communist Investigation Chairman Says Action Ha Nothing to Da With McCarthy Information

American State Department See: Fall of Formosa   Director Says That Island of No Special Military Significance

FORMOSA FALL FEARED NEAR; PLEA RENEWEL   Nationalist China  Asks Armed Aid For Island

US. Sees No Value In Formosa   False Impressions’ Countered by State Department

NATIONALISTS PLEAD FOR ASSISTANCE:  Fall of Formosa Is Anticipated by U. S.

Learn State Department Long Since Predicted Formosa’s Fall to Reds

Pope Pius Asks For Return Now To Social Justice  50,000 Holy Year Visitors Attend Sarvicee In Rame

Pope Presents Christianity As Path to Peace  Vari oe  Obse of Easter

ARPA POOKAS DUA  Pope Issues Plea for Return To Spirit of Social Justice

Half. million in Rome Hear Pope Plead For Return to Christian Way of Life

Abandonment Of Royal Road Cause Of War   Half Million Hear Pontiff Deliver Easter Day _ Message In Rome

Churchill Says  Peace Possible  _ Thinks Lasting Settlement Can Be Made  t ussia.

Pickets Withdraw from Mine Site, Postpone Order for State Police

B.H. City Commission — Asks Line To Reconsider Shifting SS Grand Rapids

City Urges Steamer Use  Local Port   Cominission And C. Of C. Try fo Reverse Decision

Lottery Bared  InPhiladelphia   Senate Group Hints Ros en, Weisberg Implicated

Marine General Enters Politics   James Devereux of Wake Island Fame Seeks Spot In Maryland Elections

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith Edited by Norman Vincent Peale   Living BY’ Je Spirit

PERSONAL VBRAGES of IXNVAIRATION and RNITY Kiited by Norman Vincent Peale

LA Transit Strike Ends   Big Bunion Derby in Los Angeles Over With Settlement of Strike

Buses, Trolleys Are Rolling Again   Bunion Derby Ends of LA. os Strike Finishes

Kye Bases In Spain   Nation May Be Eased Into Atlantic Defense Setup Under Lease Plar

Favor Spain in Defense Set Up   Back Door Entrance for Nation Is Urged

Air Bases In Snain Sought   Atlantic Pact Allies Can't Agree Yet On Request

Spain’s Bases Vital to Allies   Pact Nations Study Admission of Franco

Florida Sheriff Admit Assets Spiraled From . $2,500 to $75,000 —  in Six Years

Probers Learn of Big Gambling Down in Florida   - Senators Get Inside . Dope on-How-the. .Rackets Are Worked

Florida Gamblers On Spot   "i y Senate Probers Dig p More and More "Facts on Huge Deals; 4s Metian.Wide Tink Rens

Florida Gaming Pattern Shown To Senate Grow   Miami Sheriff Tells of Spiraling Personal Ascete

Solons Probe Florida Games   Giant Gambling Operations Under Senate Survey‘

en ae recreate nema aeaenaaceaaaeaamema a eaemmaceamcemmamanammaaeaaaaaaaaaaea aaa aaaeamamnmamaaaaaaaaaacamaaamaammas  Glimpse Of Gambling In Florida

Albania Flails  Yugoslav ‘Acts’ Note Handed Foreign Ministry In Belarade

Reads Made Hazardous by Arkansas Ice Storm   At Least 17 Injured So Far in Traffic Mishaps.

llse Koch on Trial Again for Hideous Crimes Alleged at Buchenwald Prison

Auditor's Office Suggests Iowa Liquor Board Reestablish Comptroller Position

92 Persons Aboard Four Airliners in Accidents Saved by Calm Action of Crews

Morris Grabs Top Spot In CloseGOPTreasurerRace   Rush Holt Wins Easy Primary Victory Under Republican Banner; Ansel Runs Away In Fight Far Demacratic Naminatian

iGirl, 17, Dies in tlospital  ‘Death Toll Climbs to Six in Vestal Mishap   Gun Battle At Coal Mine Injures 11

Sixth Death Is Recorded in Crash Of Auto and Truck   Two of 8 Passengers Escape in Major Tragedy Near Binghamton

Vandy Gives China Blast Green Light   Senator Won't Try Te Defend Policies of  Administration.

GOP Planning Assault on China Poliey   State Document Virtually Writes Off Formosa

Vandenberg Gives Si onal  To War OnDemo ChinaPlan   Republican Leaders Agree To Battle Over Administra tion's Poliey Toward Nations In Far-East; Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Won't Be Affected, Though

Slasher Admits Killing Girl»   Butcher Knife Used In Killing 16 Year Old Church Student

Mad Slasher Kills Chicago School Girl   16- Year-Old Girl Slain On Way Home From Church Social

Teen-Aged Girl Is Slashed To Death By Butcher Knife On Rear Doorstep Of House

CHICAGO YOUTH IS HELD AFTER FATAL ATTACK   Girl, 16, Knifed to Death On Back Steps of Home By 19-Year-Old

Kentucky.to ° Be Atom Site’   New 5,000- Acte. Bomb. Plant Near Paducah:

Kentucky.to Be Atom Site   New 5,000-Acre Bomb Plant Near Paducah

Rail Unions Announce Moratorium On Further Strikes For Time Being

MORATORIUM SET ON RAIL WALKOUT   Consideration for President Holds Strike in Abeyance

Further Rail Strikes Held Up for Present   White House Talks Kail: Both Sides Are Alerted to Stand By

No More Token Strikes Will Be Called For Time  White House Meetinc Fails To Bring Any Solution Of Problem

STRIKE MORATORIUM ANNOUNCED BY UNION   Present Kail Walkout Will Not Spread “For Time Being:” Talks  Wake Na Prevrescc

UNIONS HALT EXTENSION OF RAIL STRIKES   44,000 Workers Idled As Moratorium Is  Declared

Rail Unions To Call No New Strikes At Present   Call Moratorium After New Series Of Talks Fails  To Make Procress

Unions Pledge No New Rail Strikes Now   Present Walkouts Continue; Canada’s Rail Workers Out In Genera] Stoppade

LATEST MEDIATION PARLEYS FAIL Rail Unions Announce Halt To More Strikes For- Time Being -

No Further Rail Strikes Planned Now Unions Say   Moratorium On Walkouts “Out of Respect for President”

Moratorium Is Called on Rail Strikes   Unions Take Action ‘Out Of Respect’ for Truman Afier New Talks Fail To Bring Agreement

FURTHER STRIKES BY RAIL WORKERS BANNED BY UNIONS   Brotherhood Spokesman An. nounces Moratorium on Walkouts but Is Uncertain  How Long It Will Last.   EFFORTS TO SETTLE CONTROVERSY FAIL   44,000 Employes of Carriers and Steel Firms Idle—Canada Hit by Nation-Wide Rail Strike.

Government To Buy Pork Dump Spuds   Hog Prices Sag; Many 1949. ‘Crop Potatoes To Be  Civen Away Fre-

US to Buy Pork to Support Prices  con and Ham. to Be   Bacon ‘and Ham. to Be Bonght at: Once

4 Fires Gain In  California   2 Blazes Out of Control Near S. D.

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith Edited by Norman Vincent Peale  Dence Thronich Faith   Peace Through Faith

How East Harris County Voted! In Saturday's Primary Election   No Exeuse For Increased Grocery Prices Linarcdare Aleo Rapped By Secretary Of Agriculture

‘Brannan Says No Excuse for Hoarding, \Blames Dealers for Food Price Rise

Brannan Finds — No Valid Reason For Price Boosts   He Says No Excuse For Higher Grocery Tags or Hoarding

BRANNAN atta NO CAUSE FOR HIGHER PRICES   Says Checkup on Bread Prices Shows No Reasons for Increase.

U.S. Can't Give Food Away Fast Enough   Brannan Asks Congress For Advice on-Butter, Eaaqs, Other Foods

Enemy Gathering Strength For Still Stronger Push On  Big Allied Center Of Taegu

MacArthur Says Enemy Gathering Strength For Still Stronger Assault

Taegu, Allied Center Threatened; Strange Battle Is Shaping Up   Enemy Gathering Strength For Stronger Push As Night Fighters Battle Red Tanks.

Negotiators Forecast Quick Settlement in Phone Dispute   Believe New Wage Scale May Be Agreed Upon Spmetime Today

) one Strike Cancelled; gaining  ntinues   tiators Aim for ick Settlement Free from Threat of a ‘ex ewide Strike

Agreement on Phone Issue  Believed Near   Strike Called Off Near Deadline; Talks Continue

Telephone Strike Is Called off   Settlement Due Soon as Union Decides Against Nationet Welkout

Phone Workers Hope to Reach Agreement Soon   Mediators Assert Long-Lines Talks at ‘Area of Settlement'

Strike Off In Hope of Phone Peace  CIO Union Expects Quick Settlement  WH7",% W.FT Capen capaci

Negotiators Hoping For Agreement Today In ‘Long Lines Phase   Bargaining Continues More  Favorably Without Threat Of Paralyzing Strike Overhead.

Quick Settlement Expected Of Nation's Phone Dispute After Strike Is Postooned

‘Phone Dispute Accord Is Near: Call off Strike   Quick Settlement Is Hoped; Agreement ‘In Principle’ Is Reported Today.

11,000 Western Electric Instal tion Workers Who Walk Out Monday Still Out—W Not Put Out Pickets   HOPEFUL OF REACHING AGREEMENT OUICKI

Agreement On Phone Pact Being Sought   Seck Settlement Now That Strike Threat Is Ended

Houston Solon Sparks Revolt On Shivers’ Tax Plan   Heflin Resigns From _  ‘House Tax Oomaittee

TO START VOTE DRIVE   Frank Carlson to Launch His Cam. paign Tonight

Anti-Red Debate Fills 11 1-2 Hours  Vote On Two Bills mes Up Today

Reds Offered Chance to Make Acceptable Peace   Truman and Attlee Agree to Call Off Armaments Race “If”; Agree to Faster Build-up of West's Might.

Future Is Up To Reds, Say —U.S., Britain   Truman And Attlee Make Arrangements For Fast Military Buildup, But Will Hear Any Communist Bids For Peace

U.S. Keeps Right Of A-Bomb Use;  To‘ Inform’ Britain   Offer To Halt Rearmament If Russian, Chinese Communists  Modify Conduct, Make Peace

‘No Appeasement, Say President, Premier; President Keeps Sole Decision on A-Bomb

CHIEFS OFFER KREMLIN BLOC PEACE WITHOUT APPEASEMENT  HST. Attlee Pledge Arms Boost

Fail To Agree On Admission Of China To UN   Big Two Rule Out Appeasement, But Offer Compromise

Conclude Their Talks Promising To Modify Rearmament Drive If Russia And China “Modify Conduct”

Offer To Halt Rearmament Drive lf Communists  “Modify Conduct”   USE OF ATOMIC BOMB LEFT WITH EXECUTIVE

Parley. Ends; rast: Defense Buildup Asked   Pres. Truman And Attlee Pledge Cooperation To Meet Threats —

UNITED STATES, BRITAIN, T0 ACT TOGETHER   Truman and Attlee “Well Satished”’ With Talk Results

Offer To Halt Drive If Reds Modify Policy  Pledge Unity As  Conference Fnds

Rearmament Set Unless Reds Quit   Acheson: U.S. Cannot Veto Red China Entry

Truman Reserves Right Of Decision On Use Of A-Bomb Against Enemy  President And Prime Minister Offer Peace To Reds But Deny Any Thought

TRUMAN, ATTLEE ASK FASTER ARMS BUILDUP IN WEST   Two Leaders Agree to Halt Defense Drive if Red China and Russia Make Peace.   DAY CONFERENCE COMES TO AN END   Agreement Is Reached on 13 Steps to Counter Communist Threats Throughout World.

Truman. Attlee Give Signal for Faster Defense I.xpansion   Indirect Appeal Made to Moscow to Put End To Present World-Wide Tension: British to Be Kept Informed on Any A-Bomb Developments

Attlee Conference Warns And Invites  Militery Buildup Agreed On, But Door To Red Peace s Left Alar

U.S., Britain Will Speed Rearming Program  But Halt Offered  If Communists  ‘Modify Conduct’

 33 Senators Sponsoring Proposed Change Senate Votes Today On ‘Equal Riahts For Women’ Amendment

No Suggestion Offered onWay lo Get Funds   Governor To Submit Tax Bill in Session

No Suggestion Offered onWay To Get Funds  Mi Oe. eee   Governor To Submit Tax Bill in Session

Senate Likely To Pass Strict Curb On Reds  OCONEE <f em emer as ae «Laem a   More Stringent Set Of Rules Expected By Upper House

SENATE FAVORS CURB ON REDS   PREDICT PASSAGE OF STRONGER BILL THAN TRUMAN ASKED

Administration Leaders Concede Now  Curbs On Reds To Be More Stringent

Say Senate To Pass Stiff Anti-Red Bill   Measure Adopted Likely To Be More Rigid Than Troman Asked

Red Curbs Bill Studied   Stringent Regulation Of Communists Seen

Senate May Set Stronger Curbs  Activity of Home Front Reds Involved

CURB ON REDS IS FORECAST BY BILL   Senate Likely To Pass Stringent Regulations

Tighter Curbs — m Reds Seen  Lawmakers Con cede Senate to Be Stern.

PATOKA CHRISTIAN  Dian Eiasoones Bhtatatan   VERNON PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

PATOKA CHRISTIAN  Tian Hasceenewan BMiniatan   VERNON PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

Mrs. Mary Miller, 88, Dies at Berlin Home Following Lonq Illness

Poland Starts Expulsion of Many Germans   Russian Zone Will Get 100,000 of 125,000 Expelled

PULAND EXPELS 120,000 GERMANS   MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE OUT OF WAR-WORN TERRITORY GETS UNDER WAY,

Last Migration From German Poland Begins. To Establish Permanent Frontier

RICH OR POOR ISSUE RAISED AT IOWA CIT)   Defense Indicates It: Trend in Questions  Asked Veniremen

Social Position Factor Injected In Slaying Trial   Bednasek’ s Attorneys Introduce it in Querying Jury Prospects

Vanguard Of PNG On Way To Atterbury   Quartermaster Units OF 28th Division Move Toward Camp By Land, Sea, Air

RED TANKS KNOCKED OUT  ‘Bowling Alley’ All Quiet; F Company Welcomes Rest

Battleship Is Freed At Early Morning Hour  Refloated After 15 Days Spent

Big Mo Freed From Mudbank By Fifth Try   Mighty Cheer Greets Floating of Vessel As Tide, Wind Aid

NO MAJOR DAMAGE DONE TO BIG BATTLEWAGON Mighty Mo Reports For Sea Duty . With 7 Fathoms Water Under Keel

Texas Country Boy Cleans Up   Ex-Naval Officer Buys War Surplus for $6.89 Parlavs it Inte $50. 000 Noe Pratit

Texas Farmer Parlays $6.89 Into Profit Of $59,000 By Buying Army Surplus

S6.09 Makes S39.000:   Farmer Hits Jackpot in U.S. Surplus Market

Country Boy Makes Good  Texan Parlays $6.89 Into $59,000 Net Profit in Surplus Equipment

Texas Farmer Sells $6.89 War Surplus Back To Government At $59,000 Profit:

Democratic, Republican Solons Back Truman Stand  (On Armed Aid for Korea

Warren Lead: Roosevelt: In California  Nixon Out Front In Senate Race

MANPOWER USE TO BE STUDIED   -3,000,000-Man Army ‘Means Drafting Of World War II Veterans

Use Of Manpower By Army Probed  House Unit Seeks Definite Answers

Vinson Shape: Probe of Army Needs  - Hearings Will Cover Manpower Use, Draftee Rejections

Probe Of Army's ManpowerNeeds, Started By House   Will Study Plan To Use Draftees

Mayor Ramsey Candidate For Seventh Term   Stands on Record and Advocates Keeping Low City Tax Rate

BLOOD CHECKED IN ATTEMPT TO GET KILLER   Would-Be Rapist Sought for Murder Of Ohio Girl, 19

Scientists Study Girl Murder Clues   _Cabbie to Submit to Lie Detector Test

fh. So. MUL) KALLI About 300 Attended Gath ering at “40-Acres” Last Evening

H. S. HOLDS RALLY   About 300 Attended Gath ering at °40-Acres” Last Evening

AZIS SURRENDERS MACASSAR AFTER SIEGE ULTIMATUM   Rebel Leader Quits When Indonesians Threaten To . RBomberd City 

Berlin- FREEDOM BELL BREAKS THROUGH IRON CURTAIN   150,000 Berliners Witness Ceremony OFf Ringcine Bell

Gen. Clay Officiates at Ceremony  FREEDOM BELL RINGS OUT ITS MESSAG

State Legislature Drives Toward a Final Adjournment   Dewey Gets Measure On Point System in State Civil Service

Legislators Hope To Finish Work By Wednesday   Bitterly Contested Veterans Preference Bill Goes to Dewey

KANE STEEL FIRM BURNS TO GROUND   Loss at Truskin Products  Co. Is $100,000

HOLD DRIVER IN GIRL’S BEATE   Struck Down While Selling Christmas Seals In Van Buren County

Salvation Army Lass Hit On Road   Van Buren Child Delivering Christmas Stamps To Home

ONTARIO C OF C HEAD AND AIDE RESIGN JOBS   LIRERTY VS SOCIALISM CRY RAICEN BY CO P

Republicans Open Spirited Attack On Administration; Some See ‘Menace in Trend to Soctalism

INGOLN DAY TALK olGNAL FOR “0 FIGH   Stassen at Springfield, ill. Asserts People Robbed of Freedom.

GOP Tees Off On Policies Of  Administration Linco. in hee Talks Hit  oclalls!

Regublicans Hit Democrat Trend Toward Sacialism   Top Speakers Scathe Administration for Leftist Acts

Truman Target Of Republicans fi Lincoln Talks   ~ Administration Gets -Sharp Criticism In . Stassen’s Address

GOP Opens Gun: On Truman s Administration  -.Republicans Launch First Barrage Of — ‘50 Campaign

G.0.P. Speakers Launch All-Out Truman Attack   First Full-Scale Barrage of Campaign Blasts Socialism

Republicans Raise New Battle Cry   Liberty Or Socialism Choice They Say Is Offered Nation

Jenner, Halleck, Harvey Contrast Present Trends, Lincoln's Ideals

Republicans Open Concerted Attack on Truman Administration Policies

‘LINCOLN DAY TALKS _ GOP Launches Attack — On Demo ‘Fair Deal’ -

Top Republicans Blast ‘Fair Deal’  ‘Socialism’ Target At Lincoln Dinners

Full-Scale GOP Attack Fired  Truman Leadership Brings Down Barrage

Czech Delegate  To UN Resigns   Houdek Says Homeland No Longer Independent State

Top Czech Delegate Resigns From UN, Denounces Russia  Protests Methods Used by Russia to Suppress Citizens

Russians Cut Their Power  To West Sectors Of Berlin  Western Observers Believe Soviets Again Trying To Squeeze Out Allies

YANKS SET TO STEM TIDE AT KUM RIVER   60-Ton Russian Tanks Spearhead Enemy’s Smash—Foe Infiltrates Our Lines By Using Soldiers Dressed In Civilian Garb—U.S. Planes Do Good Job—Americans Lose 12 Tanks.   “lt Was a Slaughterhouse!” Says One Officer, of New U.S. Retreat   Terre Haute Soldier Tells How Tanks Caught Our Men

U. 5. Troops Withdrawing fo New Positions  Tank-Led Reds in Furious New Drive

Americans Are Trying To Stop Reds At Taejon   Ten U. S. Tanks Are Reported Destroyed Bv Sudden Communist Offensive Thrust South   U.S. Troops Withdrawing Under Pressure From Reds

Launch Furious New Offensive In Korea   Americans Reported Withdrawing Along Entire Front

NORT DIVISION i WEAR TAEJON   MacArthur Communique Says Offensive ‘Blunted’

Yanks Forced to Withdraw   Big Russian-Made Tanks Slit US Lines; Air Attacks Take Toll of Armour

BREAK RECORD   Accideuts on Highways Claim Mofo Than 300: Lives. — Califor. fia and Minois Lead List — 16 Highway Deaths Keported in  . hia x

Holiday Death Toll Is Nearing New High Record  Four-Day Period meinndi’ Net arly 550

Analyst Sees ‘Good Chance For Pa. GOP   But Predicts Senator Taft Will Have Trouble in Ohio.

Nation Faces  - Toughest Pul   Robertson: Calls: For Gen. ‘bine Bi-Partisan_ Foreian Policy

Judgeship ‘Deal’ Hit By Gillette   lowa Senator Goe: Before Committee In Switzer Case

Renews Opposition At Hearing on lowa Judgeship   Calls Appointment Case of ’’Political Traffic and Trade”

Nomination Of Switzer Up For Hearing Today   Long-Delayed Dispute Over. U.S. Judge Before Senate Group

French Forces Retreat   Fall Back 27 Miles, Losing Red Fortress Near Indo-China Border,

French Troops Fall Back 27 Miles Under Heavy Rebel Attacks  Rumors Persist That Serious Red Activity Continuing on Border

OBRIEN’S TB RULE IS ENDED      Giganti Follows Chief And Resigns; Markoe Turns Down Appointment

Pittsburgh Papers Resume Printing Editions Saturday   AlL-Night Session Ends Jn Agreement To :Talk ., Over Back-Pay ~~

RELEASE FROM PhlGON MIGHT COME IN A OAY   Supreme Court Acts as Linn County Clerk Fails to Accent Pronerty.

Doctor May Be Set Free Saturday   He'll Be Released Pending Decision on Conviction Appeal

rord Layoffs May Hit 14,000  Slump In Productior Of Steel Blamed

DISAGREE ON LAYOFF PLANS   Union And Ford Co. Not In Accord; 14,000 To Be Affected

Economy Grouip Works To Get ° Deeper Cuts  Would Apply Knife On Floor If Efforts In Committee Fail

Group of Senators Working Behind Scenes for Support _For Further Cut in Budget

Majority Claimed For Budget Slash  Both Parties Seem To Be Back Of Move

State Election Holds Interest Of Voters   Several Issues Up For Consideration At Polls Today

Crime Probe Launched af Miami Meet   Accountants, Tax Experts Testify Amid Secrecy

Senate Opens Crime Probe   Secreey Marks Start Of Drive in Miami

SENATE OPENS PROBE OF CRIME AND GAMBLING   Senate Committee and Investi gators Descend on Miami In Secrecy.

Crime Probe Is Launched in Florida   Senators Begin Investiagtion

Swiftness and: Secrecy Mark Inquiry Opening   Tennessee Senator Conducts Hearina’

Crime Inquiry Is Started By  Senate Group   Testimony Is Taken By Senate Investigators On Crime Conditions In The Miami District

Senate Probe of Gambling Starts on National Scale   Secrecy Cloaks Action of Committee When It Meets at Miami, Fla.

Crime Bustets Open Probe In Florida City   _ Kefauver Leads Associates Into Miami Investigation

Free Trade Endangered, Report Says   Document On ECA Reports Progress In Aiding Allies

GIVES ESTATE TO SALVATION ARMY IN WILL   Termed By Bangor Eccem tric As ‘Best Agency To Help Poor’

eiTTIG BFUEO lh  We Know a Lot But Do Little About U.S. Racketeers   By DOUGLAS LARSEN

WANT ACHESON’S SCALP-MAYBE TRUMAN’S  Solons Demand Swift Actien on Chin;

Congressmen In Jitters Over Korea   Some Demand Ouster O+ Acheson, Some Would Leave Korea

Congress Asks Action On Chinese  TNHITEP  d Members   Aroused Members Demand Truman Meet War Crisis

Didn't Remembe Shooting—Mekr  _ Alleged Mercy Slayer Says He Didn't Deny

Didn't Remember Shooting—Mohr   Alleged Mercy Slayer Says He Didn’t Deny Shooting His Brother

State Attacks Mercy Killer's ‘Mental Blank’   Brother Tells How He Decided To End Suffering

Mohr Claims Brother Asked Ten Times In Last Y ear  To Be‘Put Out Of Misery

6 Soviet Armies Seen Big Threat To West Europe   Potential Sweep From Ethe'! River To The Pyrenees Viewed Rede’ Ace. Card

Peace Talks Plan Is A Good Trick if Can Be Pulled   Problem In China Must Be Solved Before Others

‘E Wouldn’t Recommend It for Tourists’  Runaway Bus Speeds down Mountain

Loaded Bus With No Brakes Rounds Mountain Curves Crazily, Reaches Speed Of 110 Moh.

Agree Speed Vital For United Defense  ‘Hold Military Talks “Under Atlantic Pact

Senators Battle Over Appointee To Inquiry Post   Tydings Arouses Lodge by Blocking Ayers Fram Probe

New Row Looms In Red Inquiry   Tydings Blocks Appointment of GOP Fiqure to Key Post in Probe

Tydings Sparks New Red Row  Blocks Appointment Of GOP Investigator

Gan sandhi Di Di isci iple P rasad Na  Named  New Indian Republic  Swears In President

Lay Cornerstone Next Sunday For Church Addition  lCamincey President

Baruch Plan ~— Gains Favor   Congress Threatens Dras. tic Price And Wage Freeve

‘ongress Inclined Ti Adopt Drastic PriceWage Freeze   PLAN GOES BEYOND TRUMAN’S REQUEST

Price-Wage Freeze May Be Adopted  Congressmen Lean Toward Opinion of Bernard Baruch.

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS TRUMAN CONTROL PLAN   But Support Growing For Drastic Wage, Price Freeze Plan

Baruch Plan Gets Backing  In Congress  Drastic Controls  Lose by One Vote

SENTIMENT GROWS IN CONGRESS FOR PRICE-PAY FREEZE   Lawmakers in Increasing Number Throw Support to Barueh’s Drastic Plan to Combat Inflation.   HOUSE GROUP BACKS PARTIAL CONTROLS   But Indications Are It May Be Junked in Favor of AllOut Home Front Mobilization,

BUT BARUCH GAINS FAVOR _ ee  ~ House Unit Okehs Partial Controls

House Group Approve:  Truman Control Plan But Congress May Rall, Sahesis..:..

Communist. Attacks Are Beaten Back   British ‘Ladies From Hell’ Ashore To Bagpipe Wail-

Invaders Build Up For Massive Drive   Bayonet, Grenade Battle in South, Action in North Setbacks for Rede

Another Giant Red Push Said To Be Coming   Communists Commit Thousands Of Troops Make Some Gains

Enemy Reported Building Forces  Fon Giant Drive   Phreat¢ning KRoadhlock Set Up Hy For On Vital Pohang-Yongcehon Way

Jurors Ask Guidance From Judge, Then Make New Effort To Reach Decision In Second Perjury Trial Of Former State Department Official—No Indication Given Whether Agreement Is Near As Second Day Of Deliberation Wears On

~-PERJURY —  New Try  At Verdict Is Made   DELIBERATIONS IN SECOND DAY

Jury Requests  Guidance From Judge Goddard   Jurors Told Government Must Show “Without Reasonable Doubt’ That Hiss Lied.

U.S. Freighter Delays Sailing For Red Port   State Department Intervenes for Men Unwilling ta Go

Flying Arrow Delays China Blockade Run  State Dep’t Steps In To Aid Sailors

Ralls And Petersburg Areas Are Damaced   Downpour Totals 1.77 Inches Here As Deluges, Dust Sweep Other Sections

a  hreas Weeated   » Downpour ‘Totals 1.77 Inches Here As /Deluaés. Dust Sweep Other Sections

Chinese Reds ‘To Decrease Armed Micht'   Mao Tze-Tung Outlines Plan; Will ‘Liberate’ Formosa

Offers To Compromise .... ee OM PFOMISE «sss  Communist Chief Softens Program

‘lm the Father’ Says Rossellini   Director to Legalize Ingrid’s Son . After Divorce to Balk Lindstrom“ Claiming Child, He Tells Newsmen

Rossellini Proclaims Paternity of Ingrid Beraman’s Two-Day-Old Son

Call Issued At Commies’  Berlin Meet   Meanwhile New Meeting Slated On Adantic Treaty

POLIO OUTBREAK IN VIRGINIA GROWS WORSE   National Leaders Direct Attention To Small Town

Coe Close To His Rival   Recount Possible in Governor Roce, Guards Ordered Ove: State Hallot Boxes

Column Left   a“  . +. 6 chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and’ faith! he'll print it... ?-~Burws.

Column Left    ... 4 chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith!  he'll print it... ”’—Burns.

Mrs. Gertie Iverson  Died Suddenly  At lowa City  Was Victim Of Heart Attack

Honor Group Is Revealed At School  11 Seniors And 11 Juniors Are

Honor Group Is Revealed ‘At Sctiool   H Seniors And 11 Juniors Are Named; Breene Gives Address

Two Employes Feared Death   No Choice But To Turn Over Million In Cash To Gunmen.

Acheson Sees Difficult Road to Peace  Warns Americans rey Lf ft   Warns Americans End of Cold War Not in Sight

Acheson Steels U.S.  For Uneasy Peace  Rave Cala War Fund Tlmncaochted.   Says Cold War End Unsighted,  Cites Russ ‘Incompatible’ Aims

Acheson Sees Difficult Road to Peace   Warns Americans End of Cold War Not in Sight

Acheson Sees No Easy Peace With Russians   Soviet Government Said Incompatible With Such Prograr

PRESIDENT IN SESSION WITH HIS CABINET         .'. Truman. Expected’ Within ie Week: or, Ten Days to Ask Con gress”, for Legislation Giving “Mim! Power .to Ampose Controls * on Nationa ‘Economy’ in ‘fyént ' war: Spreads. E

MacArthur Says Reds Recruifed In Manchuria  Commander Reports To UN on Progress Of Korea Fighting

Koreans Are Recruited In «Manchuria   General Requests More Troops For UN Counter-Drive

U.S. Jury Probes  Luzerne County Political Activity   Allege G.I. School Graft In Home Bailiwick Of Judge John S. Fine

Probe of Luzerne County’s Political Activity Is Begun   Government Inquiry Aimed At Associates of Ex-Judge Fine, GOP Candidate

Admits Beating Retired Teacher  Wanted Car To Attend Dance in Sandusky

MORRISVILLE'S BOARD WILL BOOST TAX RATE   School District's. Income Likely Will be Lowered   BECAUSE OF NEW SPAN

TWELVE TRAFFIC DEATHS IN STATE OVER WEEKEND   Two Killed at Tamaroa, 1 at Harrisburg, 3 at Hichlend.

Truman hints At Misuse In Budgef Repor'   Privately-Owned Schools Increase Aé Terrifte Rate

Gravy Train?  VA Gets F acts A fer Hi ini Of G.I. Training Abuse

UNDS CHARGED   t Administration Hit: t Private, Profit-Making Schools

SCHOOLS BELOW COLLEGE LEVEL ARE SPREADING   Attle Control Exercised Over -Private Institutions Catering To ‘Veterans— Enrollment Up 400000  -

VOLUNTEERS FIGHT TO SAVE NEW_MEXICO.CATTLE erasing LANDS FROM FIRE

Government Maj Drop Its Potato Price Supports  Officials Set Expense Since the War at About $500,000,000

Price Support For Potatoes F. acing Demise   $75,000,000 Loss To Government Looms for Year

Aid For Potatoes May Be Dropped In sanother Year   ‘California Growers Fighting Government

Exiled King Is Winner In Belgian Plebiscite   However, Margin - For His Return  Is Rather Slim; Ai awx<xr Untonc WV.iA

King Leopold Wins Plebiscife  57 Per Cent Favor His Return To Threne

Belgian King May Return to His Throne   Leopold Is Winner in Plebiscite Test of Sentiment

EXILED KING OF BELGIANS WINS VOTE ON RETURN   Leopold Giver 57 Per Cent Of Total Ballots - Counted   PLEBISCITE ONLY ADVISORY GESTURE

BELGIANS VOTE TO RETURN KING TO HIS THRONE   Leopold II Given 57 Per Cent Of Vote By His Subjects

Belgians Vote For ‘Leopold’ S Return to Post   Exiled King Receives 57 Pereent of Total Vote Cast in Election

King Leopold Wins Election ror Return   Advisory Plebiscite Conducted To Inform Parliament Of Will

Plebiscite Gives Exiled King 57 Per Cent. Of Total Vote; Many Belgians Objected To Surrender To Nazis

Leopold Ill Tops Ballot   Belgians Vete For His Return To Throne

Belgians Vote Kings Return   Parliament To Give Decision On Basis of Election Results

King Leopold Wins Belgian Plebiscite by Skimpy Margin   Counting Invalid Votes, He Has Only 54%-Less Than Own Critical Figure

Exiled Monarch Is Winner In Plebiscite By Snall Majority  Parliament To Be Guides By] Returns

Favorable Vote Results To Guide Parliament in Action on King’s Status

Belgians Vote To Bring Back King Leopold   _ 57 Pct. Favor Return Of Exiled Monarch; Close Margin May Cause Difficulties

Leopold HI Wins Belgium Ballot   Parliament Eyes Final Decisiot On Return to Throne of Kine

Prices Of Food Holding Steady  . Pork, Egg Prices Finally Level Off

Tornado Hits LaPorte, Tex.  75 Homes Damaged; Woman. 101. Killed

Nurse Testifies Doctor Ended Woman's Life   Air Injection Fatal, Hospital aRecord Shows

Nurse Tells Watching Sander Inject Air Into Vein of Cancer Patient

Explosion in St. Louis Tavern Injures 12   Some Patrons Thrown Into Street by Blast.

Thee Me      Award $21,977 To The ater Owner Against Legion Post

State Politicians Get In Final Licks  _ West Virginians Taper To Hometown Rallies

Griffith Says U.S. Able to Defend Self  Talle Tegcian (Canven.   Tells Legion Convention Korean War No Accurate Guage.

Adoption “Profits” Investigator Flies To New York, Will Trace Foster Parents

U.S., Britain, France Agree To Supply Arms To Middle East Nations

Denfeld Ouster Called Reprisal   House Armed Service Committee in Report

Denfeld Ouster Draws Fire Of House Members  Committee Brands Naval Move As  i ae

Denfeld Removal Termed ‘Reprisal  "Frank and Honest" Criticism Is Cited

Claim Views Cost Denfeld His Navy Job   Airman Told His Speeches Will Be Given to ‘Censor’

‘Denfeld: Removal Reprisal, House Committee Says   Releaies Forme! Report On lavestigction

EXPECT MAJOR SHAKE-UP IN SPY SYSTEM   Surprise Korean Invasion May Brine Demands

Demands For Shakeup in  Are Expected   Surprise Red Attack in Korea Points To Weakness in  Counter-Spy Work

Incorrigibles fo ‘Be Transferred to Alaéa Reformatory   . Governor Orders Action for Two. Who Escape from Boonville Several Times.

Two Parachute Safely in Crash   Third Missing In Plane Mishap at New Albany

Guerrillas Slay Many  Civilians   Hit-Run Raids,  Assassinations, Rape Committed

Hartman Gets Life Term In Prison   Second Youth Faces Arraignment On Murder Charges

Population of Texas Is Set At 1,612,432  Bellaire Shows State's Biggest  ain in @an<eunie

INSTALLERS WALKOUT DUE TO CONTINUE   Picket Plans Dropped: Service Probably To  Remain Normal

Equipment Men Continue Strike, But Drop Plans For Picketing; Settlement Hinted

Equipment Employes Stand Firm   Indications Point To Phone Service  Continuing Normal

Decision Made At Last Minute By Union Head   Equipment Workers, Who Struck Monday, Will Remain Idle

Plan No Picketing, Service to Continue Without Interruption; Hold Night Parieys

Picket Plans Are Abandoned  By Installers   Service Will Continue Normal as Talks Go on Between Union, Bell

Plan To Jam Exchanges Has been Abandoned; Western Electric Makes No Comment On Settlement Prospects

PHONE STRIKE LISTED TODAY IS CANCELLED   Independent Walkout 0 Equipment Workers  Continues, However   37 CENTS AN HOUR PACKAGE DEAL ASKED

No Picketing Set For This Morning   Independent Strike Of 10,000 Telephone Equipment Workers Still On—Normal Phone Service For hlntian Exvnocted For This Mornina

GENERAL STRIKE PLAN IS CANCELLED   Telephone Service To Be Continued, Leader Asserts

BELL WORKERS WILL CONTINUE AT EXCHANGES   Walkout Is Postponed Indefinitely; Service Is Normal

Settlement Is Believed ‘Neer. In. Dispute Nationwide Phone Walkout Postponed

General Strike By Telephone Workers Is Off   All Indications Point to Service Con: tinuing Normal Today; Wage Increase Won by Some Emploves.

Walkout Indefinitely Postponed; Settlement O Western Electric Dispute Indicated As Near: Negotiators Work At Nicht

Equipment Workers To Remain Out   Phone Service  Expected To  Cantinue Norma

But Equipment Workers Keep Up Walkout   Negotiations Proceed With Union Confident Accord Is Near

General Strike Of Telephone Workers Off   Equipment Men’ To Remain:Out

Beirne Sends Word to 200,000 Bell System Employes There Is Chance for Agreement,   EQUIPMENT WORKERS DECIDE TO STAY OUT   But They Abandon Plans to Picket Exchanges and Seryice Is Expected to Continue Normal,

Beirne Order Averts Strike Slated Tonight   Equipment Workers Stay Out But Change Plans “Bor Picket lines

TO CONTINUE   Picket Plans Dropped; Service Probably To Remain Normal

Acheson Gives View on Korea  No Hope for Peace Until Reds Withdraw

State Hammers Ai Defense In Sander Trial Doctor Says Air Could Not Have Killed Cancer Patient .

Expert Says Air Did Not Kall Patient   Harvard Doctor Sticks To Guns In Cross-Examining

State Hammer: At Witness in Sander Trial   Cause of Death Not Air Injection, Dr, Ford Testifies

FORMER DEMOCRAT WINS AS INDEPENDENT   Toledo Lawrer Formerly Managed a Franklin Roosevelt's Campairn

Income Taxes to Go Up Due to War; But the Effective Date of Rise Is Uncertain

Means 120,000 Red Troops Manning Enemy Lines   Elements of Four Chinese Armies Identified Committed to Korean War

Report 60,000 Red Chinese Troops In Koreé  Sixty Thousand More Are Reported Moving On Korea

Gustav V. Of Sweden Dead at 92   Swedes Proclaim His Son as King Gustev Vi in  Impressive Rite

Prince Gustav Adolph Is Proclaimed King Gustav VI In Stockholm, Sweden

CROWN PRINCE BECOMES KING   Gustav V of Sweden Dies from Ailment

New Ruler On Throne Of Sweden   King Gustav VI Pledges ‘Merciful And Mild’ Reign, At Ceremony.

U.S. Superforts  Rain Destruction  OnRed Koreans   Bac Weather Hampers Biohter Seremmnet Tey   Bad Weather Hamper. Fighter Suppart To Troaps On Ground

SUPERFORTS BOMB COMMUNICATIONS   But Bad Weather Cuts Aid To Ground Troops

 Superforts ‘Bomb Korean ‘Rail Yards  More Anti- Aircraft   More Anti- Aircraft Fire Encountered Ove: Marshalling Areas

U. $. Bombers Hii Communications  oe BRR ET ys BSUS, oe Poe eae   Bad Flying Weather Cuts Fighter Support Of Ground Troops

Decisive Battle Under Way on Korean Front      Communists Hurl Sayage Armored Attack Against Yanks 9°:

Superforts Hit Target Areas For Sixth Day   Fighter Support s Cut Down By Bad Flying Weather

Bad Flying Weather Cuts Air Support   But Superforts Continue Blasting Enemy Supplv Lines

B-29's Continue Red Line Strikes  Destruction Roined On Communication

Big Planes Raid Reds’ ‘Supply Lines   Bad Flying Weather Cuts  Effective Support for Troops: Anti- Aircraft  Eres Fnerepacna

NEW PHONE MOVE   Seatheciaens Bell Asks for  Further Increase in  Rates

Floods May Ruin India's Tea Gardens   Death Toll Nearing 5,000 In World’s Cifth Worst Quake

Assam Quake Death ‘Toll 5,000, Crop Damage Is Heavy   5,000,000 Persons Are Homeless, Property Destruction Estimated At $20,000,000; Tea Industry Suffers Heavily

‘NEARLY 5,000 KILLED; MILLIONS HOMELESS IN: EARTHQUAKE THAT DEVASTATED ASSAM

Floods Follow Big Quake in Assam,  Deaths Near 5,000   Valuable Tea Gardens Suffer; Dibrugarh Faces Threat of Inundation -

5,000 Dead ~ In Big Quake      9,000,000 People Also Be. lieved To Be Homeless In Assam, India

British Troops Going to Korea  Crack Infantry Units To Join U.N. Forces

BRITAIN ASSIUND TROOPS TO KOREA   TWO INFANTRY BATTALIONS AND COMMANDO UNIT TO JOIN YANKS.

O'DWYER HINTS HE MAY BACK DEWEY   Would Take Stump Against! Dubinsky Democrat’

Payments Cut in Surprise Moscow Move  Provosal Is Viewed   Pronosal Is Viewed as Pawn in Propaganda War

Payments Cut in Surprise Moscow Move  Pronvosal Is Viewed as Pawn in   Provosal Is Viewec as Pawn in Propaqanda War

Ruling Given On Authority   Intended to Clarify as to Budget Matters

Legislature Completes Session   Scores Of Bills Are Passed In Closing Hours Of Conclave

MANY BILLS PASS IN CLOSING HOURS OF LEGISLATURE   Assembly Adjourns At 3:44 A.M. Marking End Of Session

OLDER THAN MEMORY OF MAN ee NS  Rites in Bethlehem #o Note Birth of Prince of Peace

All of lowa  Included in Area Cited   Proposal! Arises from Complaints Against 1948-49 Boosts.   All lowa Affected.

Freight Rate Cut Proposed In This Region   North Missouri Area Included in J.C.C. Examiner's Decision

THE SCORE ON U. 5. DEFENSE  National Security Depends on U. S. Taking Initiative From Kremlin

The Truth About Our Defenses U.S. Has No Policy To Wrest Initiative From Soviet Russia

4 Yanks Suspected in Check Raising Scheme Are Arrested in Philippines

PLYMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL PUPILS TO GET HEARING TEST   All Pupils In Grades Three, Six And Nine Tt Be Tested For Defects

Special Education Services Will Hold Hearing And Speech Clinic Soon

To Test County Public School Children For Hearing Deficiencies In Grades 3, 6, 9

lax Boost Plan Faces Stiff Fight in Both Parties   Budget Battle Lines Drawn Out, Too, After Truman’s Speech

Russia Warned America fo Continue Fight   Fear That Communists Would Move In Shows Need for Aid

KuropeanAid Must Go On,  Truman Says      End To Help After Marshall Plan Would Be Disastrous, President Declares

~ _DANGERS — “  Marshall [Plan Ends In 1952   SPEECH MADE AT GRADUATION

PEACE LINKED WITH HELPING OTHER NATIONS   President States Ecanomic Recovery Needed In World

Truman Says Aid To Europe Must Continue  President Makes Ple For Continue Liain Fram he

Truman Sees No  End to Aid Plans  Peace Hopes Require  Continued Gifts to . Europe Beyond 1952

Sees Economic Help As Oniy Peace Bulwark   President Lashes USSR in Address At Missouri: U.

U. S. Must Continue Aid. To Free Nations---Truman   President Says End of Marshall Plan’ Would Be Disastrous to Peace

STIRRING TALK 1S DELIVERED TO GRADUATES   Chief Executive Delivers Oration at Commencement of University of Missouri   BOOKS BUSY SCHEDULE

U.S. “Must Contribute to Free Nations of Europe    Columbia, Mo., June 9. (AP)—President Truman declared today that Post-Marshall plan abandonment of aid to Western Europe would be disastrous to peace.

Missourt Speech by President   He Says Assistance  Vital After End of Marshall Plan.

Post-Marshall Plan Necessary   Abandonment of Alliés ‘Disastrous to Peace’ Truman Tells Grade 

President Says Aid to Europe Must Continue After Marshall Plan Ends to Preserve Peace

MARSHALL PLAN Truman Says Nation Must Renew Help  Seen Factor In Bringing Peace

European Aid Termed Vital By President   Declares Help Wilt Be Necessary After Marshall Plan Ends

End of Aid To Western Europe Hif   Truman Cautions U.S. Must Continue Help

Awarded Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree at University of Missouri

President Has 6-Point Plan Ready   Post-Marshall Plan . Program Outlined

Truman Supports Aid Plan   Abandonment Of Europe Would Endanger Peace

TRUMAN PLEDGES CONTINUED HELP TO FREE NATIONS   Warns Russia Debates Or : Policy Do Not Indicate Uo & Weaknace

Continued Help To West Europe : Truman Plea  lied W. oF "All ied Strenath ls Given To Russia

FREE NATIONS MUST HAVE U.S. HELP, HE SAYS   Addresses Graduates At University of Missouri

‘AidNeeded To Halt Advances Of Red Russia  ‘Community Of Free Nations Urged For  A._*® 4, ¢ ¢ ._. _

Must Continue Contributions Lest Communists Move In  After Marshall Plan Stops   President Tells University Of Missouri Grads Military Measures “Are Defensive Only; Looks To Peace Under U. N.

Free Nations’ Welfare Seen As Mutual Aim   President Addresses Missouri Students and Receives Degree

Post Marshall Plan Aid Need Forecast   Dangers of World Always Present, No Cause for Anxiety, Truman Says

Must Continue Overseas Aid, Truman Asserts   Even After Marshall - Plan Ends, Lest Com-munists Move In

Abandonment Seen Disastrous To World Peace  Help Must Continue Lest Communists Ston In He Save

FREE NATIONS NEED HELP, ~ HE ADDS   Reds Will Move In If U. S. Quits, Says President   Says World Full Of Opportunities For All As Well As Dangers

Aid Needed To Half Advances Of Red Russia   Community Of Free Nations Urged For, Maintaining Peace

End Of Term Of Marshall Aid No Sign To Withdraw   President Declares Interest In Health Of Eeonomy Is Vital

TRUMAN DELIVERS U.S. POLICY SPEECH   President Explains Economic Aspects of American Foreign Policy, Says It Would Be Disastrous To Halt Arms and Economic Help To Western Europe.

President SeesDanger Tf Aid Ends   United States Must Help Free Nations, He Says, er Open Way. for Reds  9. Move In.   ‘Warning to: Russia   Debates, He Saye, Do No Mean. U.S. Is Weak Democracy

Disaster If U.S. AidIs Abandoned   Truman Tells Missourf  Audience World Is  Always Full Of Danger Gets Honorary Degree

Red Delegate Calls Council Meeting Aug. 1  Division Of Combat Troops Promised For Korea Service

Deputy Foreign Minister Will Become President Of Security Council August 1, He Notifies Trvygve Lie

Soviets End Boycott Of U. N. Security Council, Call Meet   Malik Announces He Will Assume Presidency; Decision Is Revealed as Organization Is Assured of Division of Combat Troops

Malik Becomes President  Of Security Council On Aug. 1; Meeting Called   Observers Speculate Return Might Mean Decisive Development In War Or Attempt To Hamstring Action

Russ Call Off UN Boycott in Korean Crisis   Malik Coming Back As Council President, Predict Long Debate Over Far East War

MALIK CALLS COUNCIL Soviet Ends Boycott of UN, Foreshadowing Debates On  Future Korean War Stens

‘Malik Ends Russ Boycott of U.N.   Will Assume Chairman: ship of Security Council

Malik Takes Over Aug. 1sf As President   Future Decisions On Korean War Face Russian. Veto

Russia Ends UN Boyeott Of Council   Soviets Malik Calls Meeting For August 1

Malik Announces He Will Assume Chairmanship Of Body Tuesday      MAY MEAN OUSTER OF CHIANG DELEGATE

Malik to Take Presidency of Security Council   May Mean Decisive Development in Korean War; Immediate Session of General Assembly Will Follow Any Vetoes.

Malik To Take Presidency On Aug. 1   Sudden Move by Reds Causes Speculation On Plans for Chinese

Milk Strike Over; Delivery Tomorrow  Striking Drivers Acceot New Offer:   Striking Drivers Accept New Offer; Dairies Put Plants in Operation

Conimunist China, Russ Sign 30-Yr,  Alliance   Observers Say [hat Red China Now Tied Hand and Foot To USSR Foreign Policy

China’sRedsNow Russ Satellites: Treaty Signed   Thirty-vear Pact [s Formed, According to Report from Mose ‘OW; Surrender Powers.

Sino-Soviet Pact Makes China Another Satellite   Mao Comes Out Second Best

Olivia, Crawford Get Movie Oscars   Is Named the Best Picture of 1949

Crawford, DeHavilland Win Oscars; ‘All The King's Men’ Best Picture

The Academy Awards Have Been Made  Call tha ———. - Man:   ‘All the King’s Men’ Named The Best Picture of 1949

“All The King’s Men” Is Best  De Havilland, Crawford Win Hollywood Oscars

Olivia DeHavilland, Broderick, Crawford Win Film World’s Highest Individual Recoenition

Cinemaland’s Oscar Awards Run True to Form inn ran habe REDE DETAR DRAB AEN D RE RDN RD  “All the King’s Men” Is Namec Best Movie Production of I94¢

DeHAVILLAND, CRAWFORD OSCAR AWARD WINNERS   “All the King’s Men” Best Picture McCambridae, Jaager Best Supporters

Actress Wins ‘Oscar’ Again   Olivia DeHavillond, Broderick Crawford Get Academy Awards

Oscar Awards Run True to Form: De Haviland, Crawford, McCambridge, Jagger, ‘All King's Men."

UMW Has Violated TaftHartley Law More Often Than Any Other Union

Local Union Officials To Attend NLRB Talks In Baltimore Thursday

China Prisoners No Volunteers, Commission Says   Do Not Realize They Fight UN Troops, Report States

U.S. Campaign Against Reds Slowed Down  UN Delegates Fail To Speak Out At

U.S. Campaign Against Reds Slowed Down  UN Delegates Fail To Speak Out At Assembly Meeting

UN Commission Challenges Soviet Contention That Chinese Fighting in Korea Are Volunteers

Chinese in Korea Not ‘Volunteers  U. N. Commission   U. N. Commission Makes Report Today

Soviet Claim Is Challenged By Commission   UN Group Does Not Accept Story China Soldiers in Korea Are “Volunteers”

UN Assem bly Told Chinese Not Volunteers   Korean Commission Finds 100,000 Regulars Now Fighting

Oh Yeah :  Warm Winds Reported In Monfana  However, Local  Blizzards in This Cactian at C8ata

West Skeptical Of Red Re ply  To Peace Plan   Diplomats Wonder Whether Vishinsky Intended A Kiss Of Death

Telephone Strike Still Threatens In Short Period  Pog. gr pe sg   . Federal Conciliator Talks With Union As Deadline Nears

Yak Fighters Attack U. N. Invasion Ships   Three Casualties Reported On British Cruiser In Strafing From Russian-Made Plane. Craft Is Shot Down

Strong Duster Batfers South Plains Sector   Prairie Fire Near Borger Controlled; Hames Threatened

Strong Duster Batters South Plains Secor  Prairie Fire Near   Prairie Fire Neor Borger Controlled;  Hamee Threatened

Leader Completes Talks in Three European Capitals   He Will Continue Efforts to Reduce East-West Tension

Mosinee Mayor Still Unconscious   But Nurse Reports’ Him Slightly Better

Command Hints That U.S. May Fight Beyond doth Parallel   Warning Leaflets Advise Civilians To Leave Cities

New A ngle Reported  By Elton C. Fay AP Military Affairs Renorter

int Given Korean Var May Be Carried Beyond 38th Line          Tkeaflet Says Communists Vill Be Driven Out ~

Pamphlet Hints Line May Be Erased  UN Forces May Carry 'War Into North Korea

Leaflet Gives Clue on Carrying Korean War North of 38th Paralell

38th Parallel May Be Erased Reports Hint Leaflets Dropped In North Korea

‘Hint United Nations Forces Intend To Continue War Beyond 38th Parallel

Hint of U. 5. Future Plan For Koreans   What May Happen After Invasion Is Halted Is: Indicated in Release Sent to North Area

What Will Russians Do If—?  North Korea Residents Given Broad Hint UN Forces May Cross Parallel

Crossing of  Parallel by U.S. Hinted   Leaflet to Koreans .of North Talks About Expelling Reds.

U.S. Agency Hints War May Extend Beyond 38th Parellel   LEAFLETS DROPPED ON NORTH KOREAN CITIES URGE RESIDENTS TO EVACUATE TOWNS

New Angle Crop: Up on Question Of North Korea  Peonle Given Hint   People Given Hint Reds to Be Ousted

AID BILL TO PRESIDENT   Congress Votes $88,000,000 to Help Battle Red Advance in Asiatic Areas

CONGRESS OKAYS ECONOMIC AID 10 KOREA, FORMOSA   88 MILLION DOLLAR SPENDING APPROVED TO BLOCK COMMUNISM

Congress Puts  O.K. On Aid  For Far East $88,000,000 Plan  Goes To Truman For Signing

GETS QUICK OKA  — Approves $88 ,000,. 000 Aid for South Korea  and Formosa

House Votes Aid to Korea  And Formosa   Final Senate OK Expected—Connally Finds None Opposed

$88,000,000 Aid For Far East Likely   Final Senate Passage Is Seen After House Voted Favorably

CONGRESS 0.K.'S AID FOR ORIENT   Korea, Formosa to Get Econemic Help *

Congress Moves To Help Check Far East Reds   $88 Millions Asked For Aid to South Korea and Formosa

Senate Votes Korea,Formosa  Aid Measure   Action Sends House Bill to Truman; Set: Up 88 Milion Cash

Senate Okays One-Package Aid Measure   $88 Million Program To Help Formosa South Korea

Army to Induct Additional 300,000 Men in 6 Months  , ee! ee er... ae

War, Highways Subjects In Political Talks   Laney Charged By McMath With Being “A Defeatist”’

Congress  Ready To Beat Veto   Lawmakers Determined To Write Anti-Red Measure Into Law.

Truman Veto On Anti-Red Bil Doomed   Indications Are That Congress Determined to Pass Measure Over His Objections

Congress Ready To Pass Law Despite Truman   His Signature Has Not Yet Been Affixed To Bill; Message Will Accompany His “‘No”

Rescue Plane Guides Jet In  Pilot Steered Safely From Spot Over Ocean

MISS STANWYCK TO SEEK DIVORCE   Work Kept Them Sepa rated. Too Frequently

PAYOFF RUMORS LEAD TO RAIDS   MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH DURING GAMBLING FORAYS IN TULSA AREA.

7TH GRADER IS ‘BRAINS’  Girls’ ‘Protection’ Racket Exposed in Grade School

Law Catches Up With Young “Molls’  eR OM eR 4% - 2 8 Schoolgirls Are Nabbed Taking ‘Protection’ Money  From Classrnate in Sivcth-Grade Racket

U.S. Hoards ‘Terrible’ New Arms   Johnson Asserts Atomic Program Is Stepped Up

Plane Production For Year Scored By Airforce Chief       Johnson Reports Speed On Terrible Weapons

NCW VARIETY OF ARMS BACK IF BONB-PIL   Johnson Report Puts Heavy Accent on Powerful Death Machines.

New Weapons Made by U.S. Are Terrible’  Defense Secretary Claims New Arms Are Now Superior

Nation Speeds Development Of Latest Arms, More Terrible Than Any—Johnson

Super-Deadly Arms Devised   Johnson Discloses ‘Surprise’ Weapons

Nation Speeds ‘Horror’ Arms  Construction  Russian A-Bomb Spur To America

America Has New Weapons Much Better Than Others   Defense Secretary Says U.S. Arsenal Greatest In World

U.S. Speeds Most Terrible Weapons World Has Seen   Sec. of Defense Johnson Says Our Forces Getting Equipment Superior to All Others

Vast Stepup Is Revealed  By Johnson   More Powerful, Terrible Weapons Made Than World Has Seen.

US. Leads Arms Race, Johnson Says   More Than One Nev, Terrible Weapon Under Development

U. S. Developine Variety of Arms New to World   May Mean Victory, Defense Chief Says in 6-Month Report

Development of New Weapons Is Placing America In Lead in Movement to Meet Russian Threats

Johnson Says National Defense Being Speeded   Secretary Says War Tools Are More Terrible Than World Has Ever Seen: Atom Blast Pushed Plans

No American Units Over 38th Parallel   South Koreans Speed 35 Miles Beyond Imaginary Line—American Planes And Warships. Sunnort Advanra

U.S. Warships, Planes Cover Ground Drive   North Korean Airfields And Infantry Strafed All Way Across Peninsula; No Word On  Surrender Ultimatum Received

SOUTH KOREANS ARE 35 MILES BEYOND BORDER   Reds Expected To Make Stand In Vicinity Of Wonsan   REPUBLICANS GET AERIAL SUPPORT

Republicans Advancing  On Wonsan   Commie Forces Reported Massing There for Stand

Troops Push Toward Red Oil Center   Officials Report No U. 8S. Infantry North Of Parallel

American Planes And Ships Support Advance; No U.S. Units Cross Dividing Line

U.S. Warships, Planes Support Push Over 38th   Enemy Driven Out of Seoul Fighting Hard, Correspondent States

Spearheads 35 Miles Past Border; Gls Not Yet Over Line, But Planes Aid Advance

South Kogeans Point to. Wonsan, 60 Miles Away as WS. Remains Below 38th

Marines Advance No. Of Seoul; Red Resistance Increased During Past24Hours; American Airplanes Bomb No. Korean Fields

High Court Rulings Irk Dixie Solons  _ Anti-Segregation, Tidelands   Anti-Segregation, Tidelands Decisions Bringing Protests

N M. Population Jumps t0 672,892 In 1950 Census      Reports Show Gain of 140,000

Preliminary Census Report Has 146,090 Population Increase listed for State Since 1930

U.S. Agents Checking On Weevil Damage  “Disaster Areas” Visited In South’<   Disaster Areas” Visited In South's Cotton Belt

ELDERLY IOWAN IS FOUND DEAD   Guthrie Center Man May Have Been Slain

Probe Death of Aged Man At Guthrie Center   Lon Beghtel, 81, Found Near Tracks; May Have Been Beaten

Strategy Parley By GOP   Leaders Told 1950 Elections Will Give Last Chance to Win Free Election

“No White House A-Bomb Shelter? ‘'Deeo Hole Of Remodeling For Heating

Reds In Full Retreat; Some Of Enemy Troops Are Facing Entrapment

Gap Of 85 Miles Between Yanks In North And South   American Flanking Column Drives Around Seoul ‘Trying To Encircle City; Bitter Fiehting In Capital

U. S. Has Carrier Big Enough For Plane With Atom Bomb, Navy Chief Sherman Asserts

SNOW SLOWS DOWN SEARCH FOR TRANSPORT   Two More Weak Signals Picked Up From Mountains

Probers Find Police-Gangster Link   Two Chicago Captains Admit Huge Financial Dealings

Money Deals of Policemen Told  " One Says He Got Gift ‘Out of Friendship’

CHICAGO LAW OFFICERS ARE. IN BIG MONEY   Demo Candidate For Sheriff Amasses Fortune of  $350,000.

Thousands Ousted By Inland Seas   Walls of Water  Hit Plains Area

1,650 Homeless In North Dakota Flood Areas   ‘Walls of Water’ Roll Over Northern Plains Section

1,650 Families Are Driven From Homes as Walls of Water’ Sweep Across Minnesota, North Dakota

Another Royal Baby Expected   Buckingham Palace Confirms Princess Elizabeth Waiting.

RESCUE MAN BURIED ALIVE 2 HOURS IN WELL   Earth Caves in; Breathe: Through Hose; Saved By Firemen.

He Won't Forget This Fathers Day   Father of Six Digging Well Tropped Two Hours, Breathing Through Hose

Remington Says ‘His Knowledge Wrong On Project   Thot A-Bomb Was High Octane Gas

40 Bud Strength Emergency Funds Bill Tabbed For Quick Passage By Solons

BILL TO SPREAD NATION'S ARMED POWER SPEEDED   Passage Of Measure Providing $17,185.,000,000 In Emer. gency Funds Expected In Senate.

Senate Action Expected On $17 Billion Defense   Appropriations Committee Approves Funds For Military Buildup At Home And Abroad

Senate Ready To Pass Big Funds Grant   Cash to Bolster Armed Might of Nation Included

Speedy Passage Of Huge Defense Fund Bill Seen   Measure Raises Federai Budget To $50,000,020,000

n 40 OUI JIUCuyg tH  Emergency Funds Bill Tabbed .For Quick Pasage By Solons

Acheson Warns Against Danger Of Isolationism  He Save Withdrawal   He Says Withdrawal From Europe Would Imperil the Nation

Congress Rocked By Squabble   Hoover’s Proposal Stirs Angriest Debate In Ten Years, By Lawmakers

Congress Rift Over Acheson Policy Grows   Republicans Rally To Hoover Warning On European Help

Acheson Warning Against Isolationism Flares Into Anary Conaressional Debate

Riots Rage In Belgium  Over King   Troops Recalled From Germany To Combat Violence

Belgium Calls State of Siege in Worst’ Riot   Police Use Guns as Mobs Protest Leopold’s Return

Remington, Lee Face Qusters  Commerce Officials’ Lovalty Questioned

Sawyer Orders Two Top Men Under Fire To Quit or Be Fired   Remington and Lee Are Given Notice to Quit; Cases Still With Department Loyalty Baard

High Aides Are Asked To Resign   ‘Loyalty of Both Men Questioned By Congress

SEC, SAWYER ASKS, TWO HIGH-RANKING AIDS TO RESIGN   (hister Action Threatened Against W. W. Remington and M. BE. Lee Unless They Step Down.   LOYALTY OF BOTH HAS BEEN QUESTIONED   Head of Commerce Department Says Action Was Taken “in Interest of (iood Administration,”

Sawyer Asks Remington, Lee Ousters   Request In Interest Of Good Government: Both Men Tu Refuse 

Remington Must Resign Position   ‘Loyalty Questioned, He Is Forced Out

Resignation Of Two Men Under Fire  Is Decreed   Commerce Secretary Asks Loyalty Risks  To Leave Positions

SAWYER TELLS PAIR 10 YIELD OR BE OUSTED   Commerce Dept. Shakeup involves Men Whose Loyalty Is Under Attack

Sawyer Acts To Fire Lee, Remington   Both Will Fight Demand To Resign Commerce Department Posts.

2 MEN REFUSE TO QUIT JOBS   Secretary Sawyer Demands That They Resigr From Department.

Loyalty of Two Questioned By Congressmen  Both Say They Refuse To Leave Department tiedtl Camtece Clanran

Remington,Lee Loyalty Cases Now Pending  Commerce Sec’y  Issues Decree

Two Officials Of Commerce Dept. Under Fire   Secretary Sawyer Says Men Must Quit Or Be Fired

U.S. Probing War Material Sent To Sovie   $100,000 Of Metal Reshipped From Britain

Shipment of War Material To Russia Under Probe.   War Expected to Continue At Least Into Late Winter

Russia Gets Strategic War Materials From U. S.; Investigation Underway

RR Brotherhood  Postpones Strike Fed Mediators To Lead Negotiations

Railway Center Blasted With 500 Tons Of Bombs   Americans Dig In Behind Kum River; MacArthur Says 42 U.S. Troops Killed

First Mass Superfortress Air Attack Staged by U.S. On Communist Strongholds

Mass Bombing Begins As Reds Gather On Kum   Americans Deploy; Walker Named Head Of Ground Forces

pot ae Dead Total 42, Press Casualty Lists Inflated, MacArthur Says

Reds Mass on  Kum River for New Assault   Lull Falls on Front As Yanks Dig in South Of River, Preparing For Expected Attack

Superforts Drop 500 Tons Bombs On Rail Center   Report All Ships Have Returned Safely After Daylight Raid; Yanks With.  draw To New Positions

Soviets Take 'Hands Off Korean Stand   Reply to Note Calis Invasion ‘Local Matter’

MOSCOW SAYS SOUTH KOREANS PROVOKED WAR   Still Claims U.N. Had No Right to Act Without Russia

Soviet Spurns U.S. Request To Intervene   ‘Hands Off’ Policy Set Up in Moscow, America Informed   PICTURE AT RIGHT

Russia Hints She Will No’  Intervene In Korean Fight   Reply a U. S. Note Says She Will Keep A ‘Hands-Off’ Policy

Soviets to Follow Complete Hands-Off Policy in Conflict   Position Stated in Reply That Rejects Lb SS Blan te Call Off Narth Karaanc   Korean Communist Troops Crossthe HanRiver _   Latest War Bulletins

Rescuers Blocked From Plane Wreck On Wyoming Peak   It May: Take Two Days to Learn Fate Of o Group of 21

Bombing Plane — First Of Arms   Flow Of Military Aid To Europe Geta Under Wav Tadav. .

Launch Big Arms Flow   U. S. Military Planes Go to French in First Shipment of Prezram

KuuKKS  1,000 CHINESE. Rens -LAND-ON-HAINAN-AND——Sing PRUaRESerS

Chinese Reds Land On Hainan Island   Fighting in Progress; Not Evident Yet If Is Tost Landing or Full Attack

Referendum on Gas Tax Up to Supreme Court   Appeal to Block Vote Argued; Decision Is Expected Next Month

Supreme Cour Today Heard Gas Tax Case   Will Pass on Whether it Can Go To Vote of People

Gas Tax Battle Now in Hands of Supreme Cour  WA eh: Se BA‘.   Principals in Fight Over Referendum Complete Testimon

Road Program Court Ruling Next Month  MFA Move For Rural Road Tax Tle Heard Taday

U.S. Warned Of Sabotage   Precautions By Industry Urged  -—= MmaAaPnmrryr MmMaAwWmanramrr

NEW DEFENSE RULES [SUED   Munitions’ Board ‘Tolls. Industry to Expect Both Atomic Attac!  and Sabotage In Event, of War

Housing Bil Faces Fight in House   Administration Fears Second Defeat in Try to Provide Homes

Truman Housing Bill Comes Up For New Test  Another Defeat For Project Seems .  Paes ye eae a

House to Try Hand on Hug Housing Bill   Predictions Heard Tha Act Stands Probabilti Of Defeat in Second Conarecsional Test

FIRE DAMAGE. IN KILLIONS §   Series of Delays Gives Firg at Goodyene Rubber Co. in Nbrtt Kansas CHy, Mo. a Roaring Hendatiurt. q

Huge Loss In Fire In Kansas  Estimate $2,800,000 Loss In Kansas City

New System [f           Adopted Cannot perate at Once  study of Classification Shows NEI “Salaries Over 29 Percent Behind “hd Eo Gambon

' Husband of Woman Aboard ‘Lost Plane Says Craft Could ‘Have Landed in Clear Spot

Board Opens Hearings On ~ Issue Today   Lewis May Have. Met Informally. With Board . On Coal: Crisis

Lewis Silent On Invitation  To T-H Probe   While Nation’s Coal Stockpiles Dwindle Truman’s Fact Finding Board Pushes Hurry-Up Schedule

Budapest Reds Launch Drive Against Clergy   Protestants, Jews,” Catholics Targets Of Critical Blast

Launch New Anti-Church Campaign —   Jews and Protestants As Well As Catholics Come Under Fire of Hungarian Communist

Hungary Oificial Attacks Churches   Minister of Education Blasts Catholics, Jews, Protestants

Guerrilla Units Land in China   Nationalist Forces Fighting Inland

Indian Plan  For Cease-Fire  Delaying UN   Buffer Zone Plea _Holds_Off Action. In World Crisis

U.S. Firm Against Peace Deal   _U.N. Delegate Austin Refuses to Allow _..  Korean Issue to Hinge On Seating China Reds

AGENDA STILL HANGING FIRE   U.S. Delegate Rejecis Any UN Deals’ For Ending Contlict

Reject Deal To Settle  Korean War   Gird For New © Brush On China  ee ene

U.S. Spurn: Any ‘Deal’ On Korea   Austin Counters Soviet U. N. Move

UN Rejects Any ‘Deals’ on War   Soviet Move Again Turned Down By Austin

Austin Rejects ‘Deals’ to End  Korea Conflict   Soviet Move to Link Red China Entrance Into UN Fails Again

U.S. Rejects Korea Deals At UN Sesson   Austin Turns Down Soviet Linking With Red China Admission

DEALS’ TO END WAR IN KOREA   Russian Move To Link Red China Admission To.U. N. Rejected

Austin Scorns ‘Deal’ to End  Korean War   Rebuffs Russ Move  ‘So Long as Men Are Dying on Battlefield;’ Demands Firm Stand

Austin Rejects Peace ‘Deals   Soviet Move To Seat Red _ China Turned. Down : Aaain

Austin Rejects ‘Deals on Kore   Soviet Move in UN Again Turned Down

U. S. Turns Down ‘Deal  For Peace.   Austin Says End Of War Not Based On Other Issues

Austin Shuns Any Bargain To Halt Wa:   [Reminds Council of Mex  ‘Dying’ for U. N. { Ts Bexcex

Austin Tells Russia U.S. Will  Fight Move To Link Red China With Korean War

U.S. Rejects Any Deals On Korea  Sh, Fee. ge Te eine aie ...  se   Soviet Move on Red  China Turned Down for Second Time.

Austin Reject: U. N. ‘Deal’ With Soviets   Red China Entrance On Council Tied To Korea War End

Austin Turns Down Move To Link Red China’s Entrance Into UN With War; Council Refuses To Sully Heroism Of Troops

AUSTIN REJECTS ALL DEALS   Says America Won't Sully Heroes’ Deeds Replies To Russia

Six Delegates Demand Secur. ity Set Aside All Other Issue: Except Aggression Upon Korea

Ud, TURNS DOWN ANY DEALS TO END HUOATING IN KOREA   Austin Also Rejects Russian Move to Water Down U.N, Decision North Korea Is Aggressor.   WOULD PUT ATTACK FIRST ON AGENDA   Stand Is Supported by Dele. gates From Britain, France, Norway, Ecuador and Cuba.

U.S. Rejects Any ‘Deals’ On Korea   Delegate Austin Refuses to Link . Red China Issue With One on Wai

Res PORs ole For iff Deaths ’  Segee Shouldn’t Be Punished. Psycholocist Savs

Choir Leader Quizzed in  N.J- Slaying   Concealed Record Of Moral Arrests Bared by Palice

Northern Area ‘Attached, Says Secy. of State   Four Sections of Country Added to Union, He Asserts

Bricker Says Labor Captures Democrat Party  Taft Speaks At Ohio Northern,

Bricker Blasts Labor Leaders   Taft, Ferguson Continue Tc Exchange Charges

IN TRAFFIC SURVEY   John S. Foley of Kansas City Was in Lawrence Today

ACCUSED SLAYER GOES ON STAND   Bednasek Testifies ‘Won derful Evening’ Preceded Tragedy

Student To Tell Of Tragic Evening As His Trial For Murder Continues

PROGRESSIVE COAL MINERS ~ LEAVE JOBS   Ignore Governor’s Plea Tha! Prisons, Asylums Need Coal,

Navy Fliers’ ‘Biggest Kill’   Blast Concentrations of Communist Troops

HUNDREDS SEE FIELD SCHOOL'S NEW BUILDING   Open House Sunday at 18Classroom Building Which Cost $399,782.

"FIELD SCHOOL'S NEW BUILDING   Open House Sunday at 18Classroom Building Which Cost $399,782.

Curtail Copper for Civil Uses   Reduction Must Follow In Manufacturing

CIVILIAN COPPER USE WILL BE CUT BY 39 10 30 PUT.   National Production Authority Notifics Industries of Impending Cut in Vital Metal.   ORDER WILL APFECT AUTOS AND RADIOS   Telephone, Telegraph anc Cable Industries Register Complaints—Ask Top Priority.

Civilian Copper Pared by U.S.   Radio. TV, Car. Household Supplies Curtailed

‘UTILIZATION OF COPPER AND’ BRASS BY CIVILIANS IS BEING: !CURTAILED BY FEDERAL ORDER

NPA Prepares Order Cutting Use Of Copper   Slash Reportedly Will Be 25 Or 30%

‘Civilian Use Of Copper Rediiced by  Government   Means Decreased Supplies for TV,  Radio, Appliance And Auto Makers

COOL, RAINY WEEKEND   Opening College Grid Games in for A Wet Reception

Reds Gird For ‘Day’   East Berlin Police Bolstered For May 28 Communist March

EastGerman Commando Units Replace Police   To Bolster Red Youth March

‘The Red Threat in Latin America   By Malcolm Johnson international rvice

INDO-CHINESE ROLE ADVISED   Bigger Place For Those Fighting Against Communism Asked

Greater Role Proposed For French Allies   U.S. Calls On Paris To Raise Status Of Indo-Chinese States

U.S. Urges France to Permit New Indochinese States Bigge! -Part in Helping Battle Reds.

ROKS FRANCE FOR oulrT IN DATE STAT UT    Would Counter Red Charges  of Plan to Impose Colonial Rule.

 Congress Roundup [Democrats ‘Confident’  {Of Marshall Plan Passage   Sen. Connally Predicts Senate Approval Of $2.100.000.000 Bill in Third Year

Quinlan Hit By Tornado, Two. Injured   Earlier Four Funnels Seen Over Comanche County In Southwest Konseos

Much Damage To State Town From Tornado   Quinlan Struck by Eccentric Twister; Five Business Houses Demolished by Storm

Five Business Buildings Are Demolished At Quinlan  Tarnado Hits In Oklahoma

‘BIDS NOW DUE FOR LYMAN RUN DAM AND LAKE   Tioga County Hills Creek Project Part of State Authority Program

Death Toll Mounts In Storm Path   Tornadoes, Snow, Rain Hail And Blinding Dust Reported

Gales Up To 88 Miles An Hour Smash Midwest In Wake Of Tornadoes, Snow, Rain, Hail And Dust; Damage Runs Into Millions

Snow, Rain and Dust Accompany Storms From Plains to Lakes; Suoerior Hard Hit

Hurricane Winds Lash Midwest; 4  Die, Scores Hurt   Lightning Hits 2 Trolleys In Violent Pittsburgh Storm, Injuring 23

Seven Killed As Storms Hit Midwest Area  Scores Hurt And Damage In Million:

High Winds In Midwest Fatal To 3  Violent Gales Hit er ae gre &3eR   Violent Gales Hit Kansas At 80-Mile Clip; Scores Hurt

(rales Batter Wide Area After Tornadoes—Scores Hurt, Damage Runs Into Millions.   KANSAS CITY HARD HIT; DUST CUTS VISIBILITY   Windows Smashed, Pedestri ans Swept From Feet— Hail and Snow Fall in Some States.

At Least Three Dead and Score: Hurt By Winds  Dust, Snow, Hail, Rain, Fire, Sweep At... Ctdhsitah Wie

Tail of Tornado Spreads North to Take Three Lives   Winds Up to 88 Miles an Hour Tear Across Plains Area

7 Dead, Many Hurt in Wind Storms  Midwest Battered; Property  imahacatatina t= Te LT a poeren

Damage Runs Into Millions; Kour Known Dead   Snow, Rain, Hail and Blinding Dust Ride Smashing Winds; Heavy Bridges and Warehouses Levelled.

Hurricane-Force Winds Batfering Midwest Region   At Least Four Killed As Gales Tear Up Property

Hurricane Winds Leave Several Dead In Mid-West  Scores Injured And Damage   Scores Injured And Damage To Property  Rumsinto Million:

7 Dead, Many Hurt in Wind Storms  Midwest Battered; Property Damage Js Heavy

 Wieant Happened to Planes?  Series of Clues May Lead Searchers to Fate of 2 Jets

FIND CLUES AS TO FATE OF TWO MISSING PLANES   Jets Believed To Hav Crashed Into Potomac South Of Quantico      MISJUDGED ALTITUDE INJURED PILOT SAYS

UFFIGERS HERE HUNT DESPERADO   Bloodhounds Fall To Seek Out Man Who Fired On W. Monroe Police

11 Erie-co Men  Inducted Into Milita oday.   ‘Six Sanduskians) Among Group Reportings for Army Service at Taleadna Statian.

U_S._PU S. PUSHES RESOLUTION  UN Orders Cease-Fire, Awaits Data From Korea

Officials Fear Uprising Against Nationalists As Well As Landing By Reds   Warning Given Quietly To Prevent Weakening Of Chiang Kal-shek’s Cerin On Tact Taavalict Steanohkali

‘Fear Uprising on Island Refuge, One Of Last Havens for Chiang’s Forces; President’s Stand on China Stirs Hot Senate Debate: Defended by Connally

AMERICANS IN FORMOSA TOLD 10 GET OUT   Official Warning from U. S. Government Is  Passed Around Quietl;

Fortune Telfer Reads Own Fate   Judge Practices Sooth  Saying and Crystal Ball Telit Teller Her Senteace

THOMAS IS SEEKING RELEASE FROM JAIl   ermer Congressman Has Appealed To White House To Free Him And Cancel Fine

Massive Air Onslaught On Korean Reds   Extensive Damage In North Korean Communications Area

{wo Truman Reorganization Requests Killed  Bills to Revamp ICC,’ FCC Beater  In Senate Votes

Senate Spurns Truman Plans To Reorganize   Overwhelming Votes Kill Presidential Proposal To Change ICC: FCC

Treasury, NLRB Proposals Die In The Senate.  Republicans And So rats

Senate Downs Truman s  Plan for NLRB   Also Kills Proposed Reorganization of Treasury Branch

TRUMAN'S NLRB PROPOSAL KILLED   SENATE REJECTS REORGANIL ZATION PLAN~ALSO BEATS TREASURY SCHEME,

Senate Kills President's NLRB Shift ‘Proposal   Opposition Led By Senator Taft; Treasury Plan Alco Sidetracked

Denham Job — Saved by Vote Of 53 to 39   ‘Truman’s Plea to Revamp Treasury Setup Also Rejected

Senate Rejects Plans to Revamp 2 Govt. Agencies   Reorganization of Trade Federal Communication  Bodies Voted Down

WOongresstondl Roundup  Two More Of President's ReorganizationPlansK, illed

2 OF TRUMAN'S PLANS DEFEATED   Taft Leads Successfu Fight To Retain NLRB  Counsel’s Status

Labor Board Reshuffling Plan Killed   No Change In Operation OF Treasury Dent.

Two More Revamping Plans Killed   Senate Rejects 1.C.C. and F.C.C.  Programs

Senate Kills Two Plans Of Truman   NLRB Counsel To Retein Autority; Tatt Wins Poin?

SOLONS KILL 2 PLANSTO ALTER GOVT. MAKEUP   Truman’s NLRB And Treasury Shakeups Beaten, 53 to 30

KILL 2 PLANSTO ALTER GOVT. MAKEUP   [Truman's NLRB And  Treasury Shakeups  Beaten, 53 to 30

Two Truman’s Reorganization  Plans Killed   NLRB Plan Downed 23-30; Treasury Department 65-13

Treasury Move, Change in NLRB Counsel Beaten   Blows Mark Fourth Defeat in 2 Days for Administration

Destruction In Millions From Storm   Florida Hurricane blowing 41s Self Out Along Coast; Two Deaths Reported

Hurricane Begins To Subside After Lashing Florida  Mercy Missions Formed to Help Wrecked Villages

Stassen Appeal To Stalin May Go Unanswered  Letter Urging Peace Meeting Is Critical Of Soviet Policies

Diplomats See Little Chance For Meeting   Stassen’s Letter Probably Will Be Retected

Stassen’s Bid. For Talk Puts Reds On Spot   Mixed Reaction Greets Letter To Stalin; But Has Propaganda. Effect

kxpect Reject By Stalin of  Stassen Plan   Proposes Open Meeting With Reds To Discuss  Soviet Peace Policies

Stock Swindlers - Eye Vet Bonuses   Canadian Brokers Flood State With Get-RichQuick Literature

Welcome Mat Not Out for Mickey Coher In Chicago, He’s Told in Hotel Arrest

Trains Pn Under A. my  Supervision   Strike Averted Ry Seizure Order

Nation’s Rail Lines ‘Normal After Seizure   Baltimore Aud Ohio “Head Among Regional Officers In Charge

Army Keeps Rails Open Over Nation  Row Continues Over Demand For Pay Boost

SETTLING  PROGRESS IL DISPUTE   sportation Systems Are perated Under Direc-. jon ef Army But No Prearess in Parleys   IGOTIATIONS DELAYED

U.S. Railroads On Schedules  Army Takes Over In Perfunctory Move

Trains Kee On Schedule Under Army   Dispute That Resulted in Seizure Order Remains Unsettled; Government Take-Over Dneveatfyl]

Pact Problems Of Rail Unions Sull Unsettled   Army Operating Trams; See Canadian Walkout Lasting 3 More Days

Army-Ruled Railroads Run  On Schedule   Service Continues But Labor Dispute Parleys Are Halted

Railroadsin Army Contro: Moving Ahead   Labor Dispute .Which Precipitated Seizure Has Not Been Settled; Strike Called Off

Army Takes Over U.S. Railroads —   Labor Dispute Still Unsettled; Schedules Normal

Railroads Operate Normally, Labor Dispute Unsettled   Army Took Over Rai  Syetem Sunday, Unions Call Off Walkout Scheduled Today

RAILROADS OPERATE UNDER ARMY CONTROL      Trainmen and Conductors Call Off Nationwide Strike But Dispute Over Union Demand for 40-Hour Wk and 31c Hour Pay Increase Is Unsettled.

Rails Operate Smoothly Under Federal Control   Brotherhoods Cal! Off Strike: Threat of Tieup Averted

Army Operates Railroads; Labor Row Unsettled   Striking Unions Call Off Walkout Slated For Today

Army Takes Over Rails in Quiet Seizure   Dispute Continues But Strike Is Averted; Canadian Strike Grip

U.S. Army Operating Railroads —  Operation Normal Labor Dispute Still Unsettled

Army Runs Railroads On Schedule As Labor Dispute Remains Unsettled

Army Keeps Watch Over All Trains   Wage Negotiations Be Reopened Within Few Davs

Rails Running On Schedule  Army Operation Mean: No Maior Chanaes

Labor Dispute Unsettled But Trains Roll On   Seizure by Placard Took Place Sunday

Railroads Run for Army Chiefs   ‘New Peace Talks Await White House Invitation. Aid

Trains Move On Regular Se Sendicies   Army In Charge But Wage Issue Sull Unsettled

Army Now Operating Railroads   But Labor Dispute ‘Which Threatened To Halt Trains Still Unsettled

No Settlement in Railroad Dispute All Negotiations End; Army Assumes Contro

Peace Talks Unsuccessful;  Rails Seized   Dispute Continues; Army Runs Trains

Roads Are Run By Army Today   Smooth Operation  Reported Under U.S. Seizure

Nation's Rail Lines Operate Under Army   Unions Quickly Withdraw Strike Order on Seizure

Rail Labor Fight Stull Not Settled   Rails Keep On-Time Schedules While Army Operates Systems

Trains Move On Time Under [Army Control  Labor Dispute Still .  Unsettled, However; TUN. Off £3 Dencantk

Army Seizure of Rails Uneventful  Operations Continue As Usual but Labor Dispute Unsettled

Labor Dispute Remains Unsettled  Railroads Maintain On-Time Operation:

Railroads Of U. 5. Operate Under Army  No Incidents Noted; Dispute Carll Mecattlad

Railroads Run By Army--Strike Still Unsettled   No Troops Used, However, in Actual Train Operations

Dispute Is Unsettled; Railroads Operate Under Government Control

Thailand Offers To Send Troops   Combat Team of 4,000 Pledged to Aid U. S. in North Korea Struggle

Thailand Offers Force fo Help Yanks in Korea   Siamese Proposal Will Be Referred to The Unified Comman

Trial Week Set For May 15, Involves All Minor Cases; Civil  Court Week Of May St!

Numerous DuBois Defendants Listed Amon Those Indictd For Trial  Beginning September  1.

U. S. Forces Deny B-29 Fired On Red:   Planes Ordered To Avoid Borders

University Cold To CHA Projects On Vacant Lands  School Officials Say   School Officials Say Property Needed ‘Por Future Use

University Cold To CHA Projects On Vacant Lands   School Officials Say Property Needed For Future Use

Wholesale Food Prices Have Dropped   Declines Noted For First Time In Three Months

Patients Perish As Flames Sweep Mental Hospital   Bodies Of 28 Women Removed From Ruins Of Building-At Davenport, Iowa, As Search Is Continued For Nine Others Almost  Certain To Have Lost Their Lives Today

Bodies of 33  Found in Ruins ‘OF Institution   Many Tales of Horror Tald of Trapped Victims Dying in Flames

Davenport Mental Ward Destroyed  Iowa Holocaust Toll To Mount; 37 Are Injured =  ses 8 moe eee

Mental Patients Die As Barred Windows  Handicap Firemen   13 Missing Believed Dead In Davenport Ruins; 31 Rescued in Predawn Blaze

Blaze Sweeps Mental Ward in Davenport   Coroner Reports 31 Bodies Recovered at Tragedy Scene  By WILLIAM EBERLINE AND FRANCIS McWANE

Disaster One Of Worst in.  lowa History  Recover 31 Radiea ta Data.

Mental Ward Window Bars Block Escape.   Toll May Climb to 37;. Officials: Report 31 Treated for Injuries; Screams Accentuate Horror. Scene

Mental Ward Of Hospital Burns At Davenport, fa.   All Of Victims Of Morning Fire Are Women—Only One Not Patient   DEATH TOLL MAY BE INCREASED SOME  (BULLETIN)

Nine Missing; Flames Sweep Mental Ward   Other Patients Helped te Safety At Davenport, Ia.

Blaze Sweeps Mental Ward At Davenport   Women Trapped Behind Barred Windows Perish

lowa Hospital Mishap Scene; Many Missing   Institution At Davenport Hit By Early-Morning Blaze

Mental Ward at Davenport Burns   Fear 9 Others Lost Lives in Early Morning Blaze That Destroyed Ward

Fire Traps 68 In Rooms Of Mental Ward   Building Destroyed In FEroczing Wind

Victims Trapped In Mental Ward Of Institution  Windows Covered By Bars But 31 Escape

Grill Windows Trap Patients  31 Bodies Recovered; Blaze wm - ai ee Baas ~ =e” a “32   Flames Sweep Davenport Hospital; Scenes of Horror Described by Nurses, Police, Firemen -

Mental Hospital Building Razed in Pre-dawn Tragedy  31 Victims Reported Found: Window Rarc   31 Victims Reported Found; Window Bars Prevented Escape

28 Bodies Found In Smoked Ruins Of Mental Wards   Death Toll Expected To Rise As Workers  Uncover More Bodies

Bodies of 28 Women Found In Davenport Blaze; 31 Hurt   All Victims Patients of Mental Ward Except Aide

a7 BELIEVED PERIOHED IN NIGHT BLAZE   Women Patients Scream in Agony From Behind Barred Ward Windows.

Women Victims Beat In Vain Against Bars, Screamed with Terror   All of Missing Patients Feared Dead; Two Burned Critically; Firemen Lead 21 to Safety as Flames Sear Walls

Window Bars Block Escape   29 Bodies Found, 8 Missing After ‘Davenport Mercy Hospital Blaze

19 Bodies Are Taken  From Ruins   13 Others Believed Lost After Flames Sweep Ward For  Mental Patients

Mental Patients Are Trapped In Roaring Blaze  60-Year-Old Brick Structure Becomes Inferno; Window Bar: Hinder Rescue Work By WILLIAM EBERLINE anc

3] Perish In Hospital Fire Horror   28 Bodies of Women Mental Patients Taken From Ruins; 8 Missing

Mental Ward Turned Into Death Trap   All Victims Are Women; 28 Bodies Already Located

31 Bodies Found After Hospital In lowa Burns   Patients Are Kept From Safety By Barred Windows

Bodies of 31 Women  Removed From Ruins At Davenport, lowa   Six Others Believed Killed As Flames Sweep 60-Year-O!d Mental Ward Building

New Developments In Strangling Death Of Redheaded Woman Result In Arrest Of Suspect; Identity Of Victim Is Noted

KKK Organizer Ready For Parole   Eligible For Release From Life Sentence

Ex-Klan Leader Is  Ready for Parole   Has Served 25 Years of Sentence in Indiana on Conviction for Murder

KLAN’S LEADER MAY BE FREED   Indiana Feels D. C. Stephen. son Has Paid Penalty for 1925 Murder

N. M. East Side Votes Heavily tn Race for Governot   Reports Are Scarce th Northern Sector

Korean Reds Establish Refugee Capital In City On Manchurian Border

Recess Eyed By Congress   War May Force Reviya! Of Stand-By Footing

Egyptian Princess Defies Brother In Determination to Hold Her Man

Tommy Ebbert Who Lost 6 Relatives Finds He Has Friends By Thousands

Tommy to Have His Train For Christmas and Tragic News to Be Kept From Him

Burned Boy Will Get Train  ' Other Gifts Swamp Survivor of Fire Tragedy  7

Nation Opens Heart To Brighten Christmas For Young Tragedw Victim

Boy Who Lost Six Kinfolk In Fire Unaware He Had So Many Friends; Wants Only Train For. Christmas

Decided Dip Is Taken in New York State Milk Prices   Warning Goes Out from Commissioner Dumond  On Values for Year 1950

WILL BE USED IF PENTAGON - IS DESTROYED   Defense Department TightLipped On Details Of Action      BALTIMORE AIRPORT TO DEFEND CAPITAL

Plans Made In Case Boml Hits Capital   Communications Center to Be Built at Camp Ritchie, Md.

Secrecy Veil Liffed From Defense Plar   Nearby Installation to be Used if Capital Bombed Out

Capital Moves Announced To Guard Against Bombing Cc *aantinne Center Tntercentor  cl a ait iad Sea ae   Communications Center, Interceptor Airfield To Be Set Up In Maryland

In Sweltering Heat—  5 000 Vocalize And Fan At Singing Convention

Governor Puts OK On  New Law   Measure Sets Up Price Leyel As Aid To Mich. Growers

NEW WINE LAW BILL SIGNED   Will Improve Competitive Position of Michigan Grape Industry

U.S.-Chinese Diplomatic Move Lights Senate Fuse  State Department Orders American Diplomats  moet tee ee Te Sa ernvige Actiann

URGE ACHESON GIVE ACCOUNT OF NEW STAND   China Reds’ Seizure Of Consulate. May  Slow Recognition °

Plan To Call Envoys Back Rekindles China Issue  Opponents Poise For New Round Of Lambasting  Truman Procram

Far East Policies Again Irk Senate  May Ask Acheson For First Hand Account

Pulling Envoys Out Red China Seen Main Issue  Acheson’s Policy On Dealing With Commies Souacht   Review Sought

Fuse Is lenited lor New Blast In US Senate   Explosion on Far East Policies Expected After Departmental Decision

Senate Perturbed By Developments In China Problem  Fuse Lighted  For Explesion  Over Policy

Action Over U.S.Diplomats ~ Meets With Varied Reactions: Acheson May Be Qui-red -

China Envoy Recall Starts Senate Ficht   Acheson Asked to Review Policy in Far East After ‘Ineident

Senate Ire At Far East Crisis Due   Democratic Solon Would Have Acheson Justify Actions

Diplomatic Withdrawal By U.S. From Red China  Stirs New Senate Brawl   Fuse Lit For Explosion Over Far Eastern Policies Republicans, Democrats Call For FullDress Account Rv Acheson

U. §. State Dept.  Action Results  In Policy Review Want Acheson Called  To Capital To Give Story Of Far East

GIVE ACCOUNT OF NEW STAND   China Reds’ Seizure Of Consulate May  Slow Recognition

Missouri Fire Fatal lo Four   County Home Burns At Harrisonville

Another Gang-Buster? KefauverBoomedAsDem  Vice Presidential Likely

Tennessee Sen. Kefauver Boomed as Democrat Vice-President Candidate

Crime Probe May Be Making of Kefauver.  freshman Senator Could Go Far If His Investigation Is Vigorous

Nehru Blasts U. S.  Asiatic Policies Says Koreans Should Decide Own Fate

Leaders In Wool Market Reported Uneasy As\Wars Create Critical Shortage

Miners Stagger Way to Safety   Entombed Men Choose 18-Year-Old Boy To Be First to Leave Death Trap

 Converting To Color?” Columbia’s Television Plan  Accepted By Federal Agency

iCBS COLOR TELEVISION PLAN _ADOPTED ASNATIONALSYSTEM ‘BY GOVERNMENT COMMISSION

Finns Reject Protest Note From Moscow   ‘Deny Russian Charge That  They Are Harboring 300 War Criminals

Opening Gun:  Dewey Strategists Pull Plugs On Fall Election Campaien

Solons Seek - : To  Undermine Politburo   a mse gg   Newly Directed Messages Planned to Woo People From War Aims

Solons Seek To Undermine Politburo   Newly Directed Messages Planned to Woo People From War Aims

President Will Deliver Fireside  Chat’ Friday Night   Chief Executive To Outline Sacrifices Public To Make Durina Threat of All-Out War

President Truman Talks With Bipartisan Group, Plans ‘Chat on Friday

Fireside Chat Due To Include Sacrifice Call   Broadcast To Nation « Will Be Carried On All Major Networks

SEES NEED F WAR CONTROLS   Says National Emergency Call May Herald New Wage-Price Curbs .

Strict Curbs On Economy Are Foreseen   President To Speak To Nation On Grave Crisis Fri. Or Sat.

TO GIVE ADDRESS   Truman Plans to Talk t Nation on Steps He Be lieves Necessary

Truman Plans Broadcast On Fri. Or Sat.   White House Source Says Controls Now Inevitable’

Truman Will Speak. Friday Or Saturday   President Will Report to Nation Over Radio Network On National Emergency  a,

Truman to Tell People of Steps In Mobilization   Will Give Outline “la Broadcast This Wéek on World Situation

An Emergency Forerunner of Price Controls   Sen. George Sees Economie Clamps Within a Month

Price-Wage Freeze Near, Senator Says   Truman Appeal Linked With Nationa Emergency Edict

Weekend To Bring Vital  Issues Home   President Broadens Scope Of Parley On World Situation

Will Address Nation Over All Radio Networks   Declaration Of National Emergency Is Expected To Accompany Talk; Will Chart Sacrifices

Rigid Controls Being Planned By President  Proclamation Of  Emergency Coming; Draft Calls Raised (Bilt BTial\

WAGE-PRICE ACTION NEAR BY PRESIDEN}   New Belt-Tightening Controls Expected Within Week

Truman Due To Speak Over Radio This Week   World Situation Will Be Subject Of His Address

U. S. FORCE ESCAPES RED TRAP   Truman to Speak To U. S. By Air  On World Crisis —

Truman Plans Talk fo U.S.   Will Talk on World Situation, Home Frant Steps He Believes Necesse ry

BROADCAST DUE FRIDAY NIGHT National Emergency Call Expected In ‘Short Time’

Truman Will Broadcast On US. Crisis   Address Scheduled As Conferences on Emergency Spread

Truman Plans  Talk To U. S.  Meets With Congress Leaders Wednesday

Truman fo Talk To Nation on Home Front Steps   Congress Leaders Meet with Him on U.S. Emergency

Truman Plans Radio Speech Friday Night  "Fireside Chat’ To Outline Some iy ¢ © a anif? coo

President To Address Natior Friday Night   Expected to Include Announcement Of National Emergency

Presidential Message on  Wor Id Cri isis   Chief Executive Plans Radio Address Either On Friday or Saturday

Demand Grows For Home Front Controls Action   Senate Leader Predicts Orders In Next Manth

Truman Seis Radio Talk  On Emergency   Wherry and Taft At White House On Mobilization

President ‘Expected Te Declare National Emergency and Map Mobilization Stens

Truman Radio Report Slated Friday Night   President Confers Before Proclaiming National Emergency

Truman Likely To Give Report On Curbs Soon   Radio Talk Expected Friday or Saturday On National Situation

Truman Discusses Coming Speech With Political Heads   “Fireside Chat“ Set For Friday 7 o. m.

President WillSpeak To Nation   Truman Plans Radio Address On World Situation Friday Or Saturday

Salary, Price Lids Pictured As Inevitable   - People of America To Hear President Friday or Saturday

Price, Wage Curbs Seen In January   Senate Committee On Finance Head Says Economic  Controls Are Near

Truman Plans World Crisis Weekend Talk   Steps Placing Nation Or War Footing Expected To Be Outlined

President Will ‘Map U.S. Action ‘Under. War Threat   Talk Will Follow Wednesday’s Meeting OF Conaressional, WNeationa!l tandere

Radio Address Set by Truman On War Threat   Speech Will Follow . White. House Parley On Emergency Call

Taft Among Early Consultants Summoned  To Place Nation On “Short-of-War” Footing.

Truman Will Talk Friday   Witl Make Radia ‘Fireside  Chet” to Anserican oe

EITHER FRIDAY OR SATURDAY Truman to Address Nation On Controls for Home Front

TRUMAN READYING ADDRESS TO NATION   Expected To Outline Home Front Curbs; State of Emergency Parley Broadened

Truman Plan: Radio Talk To Nation   President to Tell People of World Situation and Home Front Steps Necessary to Meet It.

Series of Moves Expected After Tatks Tomorrow   Broadens Conference With Congressional Chiefs on Emeraency

Georgian Will Join Group To Confer With President   Wage, Price Rules Called Inevitable   Lucas Says No New Laws Will Be Needed To Impose Controls

Price And Wage Controls Coming George Believes   Senate Finance Committee Head Predicts Presidential Action By January; Truman Mav Go On Air

Truman Speech On World Crisis Set For Friday   To Outline Sacrifices Which Must Be Made In Mobilization

Truman Arranges Speech To Nation At End Of Week   Will Tell Citizens Steps Necessary As Result Of War Threat

President Plans “Fireside Chat” On Friday Night  Confers Today With Tan ] aadere On   Confers Today With Top Leaders On World Crisis.

George Predicts Curbs To Follow Emergency Order   Senator Sees PriceWage Controls Next Month.

Truman.Is Arranging to Address People of Country This Weekend on World Situation  - President Is to Outline Home Front Steps to Be Necessary

Sen. George Predicts Full Price Control   Truman Arranging: to Address Nation on World Situation

Truman Will Give Radio ‘Crisis’ Talk   Broadens Conference on Proclamation; Wage Curbs Likely Soon

oon For Curb n Pay, Prices  Boon For Cn   George Sees Controls Due If Emergency Is Declared

Truman To Speak On World Crisis Friday Night   Confers With Congressional Leaders. To Outline Sacrifices To Be Asked

Today's Sky   Emergency State May Be Called After Conference  - Bs chological Elect ’ ‘Said Main Purpose OF Declaring Emergency

PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS NATION DN EMERGENCY   Speaking Either Friday Or Saturday As Forerun ner To Controls   WHITE HOUSE PARLEY ET THIS MORNING

Truman May Speak Friday Or Saturday   Control of Wages, Prices Is Being Studied At Meet

Very Rapid’ Army Build-up Indicated   Nation-Wide Address Set for Friday Evening

Speech Will Tell Nation Of Moves To Fight Danger   Senator George Sees Controls Within One Montl  Emergency Talks Tomorrow To Include Anhacan CWaesaehkall

PRESIDENT MAPS RADIO CRISIS TALK   Plans to Go on Air Friday or Saturday Night to Discuss the World Situaion.   MAY TELL PLANS _ FOR HOME FRONT   Proclamation of Emergency, Wage and Price Controls Seen to Put U.S. on War Footing.

Truman To Tell U.S. Need .For War Wieasures   Expected to Make State of Emergency Address Sometime This Week

Truman Slating Air Talk   President To Address Nation on Home Front Steps He Regards as Necessary for Defense

U, S. EMERGENCY TALK SCHEDULED LATE THIS WEEK   President Will Speak On Radio Friday Or Saturday Night On Measures Needed By Nation.

President Plans Radio Address On ‘Emergency’  Truman To Meet With Congressional

U.S. Is Getting In Battle Trim  Wage, Price Curbs Due As Next Step

Truman Plans To Tell Nation Of War Needs   Chief Expected to Outlin Steps to Put Economy On Wartime Footing

Wage-Price Cheek Seen In January   President May  Speak To Nation

Adler and Draper Defense Winds Ur   ‘Mr. MeCullough Tells Court She Regards Two as Traitors

McCarthy Set On Red Charge  Senator Says He'll Present It Monday

Parley Seeks To Have U.S.  Assume Costs   Security Measures At Hague Greatest Since End Of War

Prices Increase Under Pressure of Scare Buying   Momentum in Upsurge .Gains in Spite of Repeated Warnings

Belgium Braced For Anti-Leopold Demonstrations   Fervor Expected High Among King’s Followers And His Opponents

Leopold Home   Fear Is Felt That Clashes May Develop When Exiled Monarch Returns to Throne

Tense Belgium Waits Leopold  Security Steps Set For Return Saturday

Security Forces Organize to Aid Return of Leopold   Independence Fervor Ma} Canee Trouple Between King’s Supporters and Ovnonents

Gathering Is Set by Truman fo Discuss Korean Sifuafion   Lucas Says He Does Not Know of Any New Steps Being Planned

Truman Calls Party Leaders To Conference   No Drastic New Step Contemplated, Says Senator Lucas

tequest for More Military  Funds Probable   Rayburn Confident Concress Will Vote Any Voney Needed

Demos, GOP To Meet On  Korean War   Truman Calls Leaders To A White House Conference

Truman Calls Leaders of Two Parties to Meet   -To-Take-Up.Korean_ “Situation on Tuesday

Group Naimed to Study S ereaenlinate of Kansas Government Reports;  A Five-Point Proposal

New Set-Up for State Finances Is Recommended   The “Little Hoover’? Report to Carlson  Suggests Centralizee Adminictratian Plan

TO BETTER HANDLE STATE'S ‘FINANCES   Kansas “Little Hoover Commission” Makes Report to Governor   FAVOR OTHER ACTION

Russia Moves To Block U.N. Help In Korea   Fails To Assume Chairmanship of Military Committee

Rocket Launching Fizzles; Army Puts Biq Bird ‘On Ice’ Pending New Trials

Acheson to Face Crities  In Senate  _ Asks Opportunity To Stem Bitter GOP Criticism:

Sec. Acheson Faces Inquiry  Over Far East   Wrote Off Formosa Defense Six Months Ago, Republicans Say

Congress Roundup  Acheson Faces Quiz On Far East Policy  2 Senate Democrats Join GOP In Democratic Budaet Slashes

ACHESON IS FACING QUIZ ON FORMOSA   Republicans Charge That China Outpost Was Written Off In “Very Secret Note.”

Sees Senate Prestige in Danger   Guy Gillette Says Average Man Can’t Afford Race

Senate Probe In Campaigns Gets Started  Four States On List ‘For Investigations AS. Chanene Kilod

'U. S. SENATE TO INVESTIGATE ‘POLITICAL CHARGES IN N.Y.   Two Trends Prevail

Gillette Orders 4-State Probe—  Trends in Senate Elections Threaten Chamber's Prestige

Trends Threaten Senate’s Prestige  Deals, Wealth Called  Necescarv For Votes

_ -RAPS CAMPAIGN COSTS Senate Faces Loss Of Prestige In Elections

Senate Committee To Probe Hanley Nomination Story   Two Trends in Senators’ Elections Are Held Prestige Threat

Gillette Says Trend: Are Bad for US Senate   Pfeiffer Pledges G.O0.P. Cooperation, Says Action on Complaint by A.L.P. Shocking; Would Show Up Flynn

Seven Stain ir New Atrocity   Red Prisoner Says He Participated in  Southern Massacre

Shadow Of War Harms Laborites Control Of Gov't   British Party May Lose Slim Grip  Tlinan Parliament

Separated Here 29 Years Ago...  Chicago Woman Finds Her Father After Long Search 

STROMBOLI FAILED-T0-EXCITEEARLY MORNING MOVIE GOERS   Only Ten In Line As Theatre Opened For Broadway Business

COMPETITION: IX PRIMARY 1S EXPECTED        54-¥ear-Olt Democrat Makes Plain Statement to Newsmen— Expected to Win Nomination Hands Down,

End Government Atom Monopoly, Lilienthal Urges  Private Enterpr’ is Expansion Overdue, Ex-AEC Head Claim:

Gales, Blizzards Prairie Fires Lash Midwest   Communications Cut And Dust Clouds Blacken Southwest

PRAIRIE FIRE CIRCLES TOWN iN OKLAHOM:   North Dakota Almost Isolated; Winds Halt Traffic

WESTBROOK PEGLER  “Wild West”   “Wild West” Pioneers Of Westchesier

Secret Papers Seized in Raid, Official Admits   Aide Reverses Self in Case Of Amerasia Data; Tsrimaen ASeAtILg

EXTEND POLIU FUND DRIVE   March of Dimes Campaign Will Close Here On Feb 10

Expected to Seek Broac Expansion of Social Security Benefits   U. S. Rejects Yugoslay Bid for Military Engines

2 CARS DEMOLISHED.   In Accident on Pennsylvania Street Late Yesterday

Change of Electoral  Plan Voted   Senate for Amendment Revising System on Presidency Tally.

Lodge Proposal Squeaks Througt   States’ Ratification, House Vote Needed

Rail Strike Spreads: Two Lines Halted   All Conadian Service Grinds To Full Stop

Trainmen Extend Strike, Threaten One Major Railroad  All Canadian Lines  Nena f NBRSTRN Seneseea Cc, _}   All Canadian Lines Out, American Steel  Industry Hard Hit

Rail Unions Widen Strike   Canadian Trains. More Belt Lines Halt in Disputes

TOKEN STRIKE BY RAIL MEN IS EXTENDED   In Canada, 125,009 Non-operating Em. ployes Launch Na. tion-wide Walkout.

Rail Strikes Spread In U. S., Canada   All Trains Halted On Canadian Lines

U.S. Rail Strike‘ds Extended   Union Watery More Strikes Misht Come; Thousands Of Wépkers Idled In Other Ind@stries.

P.&L.E.ane Chicago _ Line Down   Truman Plea to Unions Ignored; May Spread to  One Trunk Line

New Effort To Restore Rail Peace   Truman Orders Steelmen To “Try Again” After Unions Reject Plea To End Quickie Strikes.

Trainmen Ivnore Plea  By Truman   Canada Paralyzed By Railroad Strike Involving 125.000

Truman Spurs on Rail Negotiators   Belt Line Tieups Curtail -Steel Output; Canadian Trains Halted

RAIL STRIKE SPREADS 10 TWO MORE LINES   Canadian Roads Also Tied Up Ry Union Walkouts

TAKES ACTION AS CIVIL WAR: THREATENS   Belgian Hing Mates Abdication Conditional on ~— Conciliation Among Traditional Parties at Time,

State Department Asked To Provide Safety For Vessel  Blockade Runner Anchored Near Shanghai Port

SAFE PASSAGE DEMANDED  Flying Arrow Captain Says Ship Unseaworthy

Captain of Blockade-Running Flying Arrow Wants State Dep't To Intercede for Safe Passage.  NO CASUALTIES REPORTED ON SHIP

Captain Demands Passage  To Shanghai For Repairs  Nationalist Naval Vessel Stands Guard As PLL de Bie Dawe Thechled Near Part

Chinese Shell Fire U.S. Ship   Flying Arrow Attacked on Attemp To Run Shanghai Blockade; Crew And Passengers Escape Injury —

Flying A Arrow Crippled Nationalist Vessels Shell U.S. Freighter at Shanghai

Flying Arrow Lays At Anchor In International Waters Off Shanghai Pleading For Help

BLOCKADE RUNNER IS DISABLED   Freighter Flying Arrow Hit 30 to 40 Times by Warship’s Shells Off Yangtze River Mouth,

FREIGHTER IS BADLY DAMAGED  U.S. Blockade Runner Asks Aid After Attack By Chinese Ship

CHINESE GUNBOAT GUARDS AMERICAN SHIP IT SHELLED   Captain of Flying Arrow, Hit 30 to 40 Times by Nationalists, Says Vessel Is Unseaworthy.   HE DEMANDS SAFE PASSAGE TO SHANGHAI   Blockade-Runmner Catches Fire and British Help Subdue Flames—None Aboard  Is Injured.

RUNNER IS DISABLED   Freighter Flying Arrow Hit  ) 30 to 40 Times by War ship’s Shells Off Yangtze River Mouth.

Disabled U.S. Ship Anchored Near Shanghai   Flying Arrow Captain Demands Repairs After Vessel Shelled

Shell-Torn Vessel Asks U. §. Escort  ‘Arrow’s’ Captain Intent on Shanghai

Flying Arrow’s Captain Demands U. S. Give Free Passage Into Shanghai   American Blockade-Runner, Extensively Hit By Nationalist Gunboat’s Shells, Sits Off Yangtze Estuary Nursing Wounds

U.S. Ship Is Shelled By Chinese   Nationalist Gunboat Hits Flying Arrow As Freighter Tries To Run Blockade

69 Group Air Force Slated   Manpower Expansion From 136,000 to Total of 548,000 Men Scheduled

Expansion To Be from Present 48   Congress Has Plugged For 70-Group Goal For Two Years.

Armed Services Committee Chairman Says Expansion Will Start Immediately to Build More Planes, Raise Manpower by 136,000

Alh FORCE 10 BE EXPANDED TO 69 GROUP!   Will Start Immediately With Goal of 58 Groups in One Year.

U.S. Air Force Will Expand To 69 Groups   Work Starts at Once; Goa Set at 58 Groups in First Year

Air Force Plans Increase to 58 Groups in Yea   10 Group Rise Goal by Jul. 1951; Schedile Further  Growth by Early 1953

AF Will Grow To 69 Groups  Starting Now   Vinson Reveals Plans For Major Increase In U, S. Air Might

Plan Building Of Air Force To 69 Group:   Air Power To Hit Total Of 58 Groups tn One Year, 69 Groups In 30 Months — Vinson

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill Friday   Measure Now Goes To Conference For Final Decisions

Senate-Voted Omnibus Bill  In Conference   Final Skirmish Looms Over Size of Truman Point Four Program

Senate Okays ERP Fund Cut   Four Point Program  Is Still Undecided

‘Agrees With Hoover That UN Cannot Contain Democracy, Communism in Same Group

Rearmament Bill Reaches Truman   Emergency Measure Without Russia, Ban

Big Money Bill For Rearming Given Truman   Senate Completes Action On Measure Granting 17 Billion

Truman Gets Defense Bill Of 17 Bullion   Vacation-Bound Congress Clears Rearming Measure

‘Congress Gives Truman $17 Billion Bill To Help Rearm US, Its Friends

CONGRESS VOTES 17 BILLION FOR SPEEDY DEFENSE  KILL AMENDMENT TO   KILL AMENDMENT TO LIMITING AID TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES

Arms Aid Bill Awaits 0.K. By President  $17,000,000,000 Asked to Rearm U.S. and Allies

17 Billions in Defense Money Bill Approved   Goes to Truman Desk In Virtually Same Form He Requested

Huge Money Bill Victory  For Truman   17 Billions Provided For Rearming Nation, Helping U. S. Allies

Emergency Money Measure Passed  $17 Billion Defense Bill Sent to Truman After Senate Fight

Big Money Bill Goes To Truman   President Gets $17 Billions He Asked to Pay Mounting War Costs; A Trade Ban Killed

DEMO LEADERS HOLD PARLEY   Pussyfooting Won’t Win This Fall; Speakers Declare.

Democrats Issued Warning; GOP's Challenging Truman  Nasane   . op

DEMOS URGED TO HEAT GUNS   No ‘Pussyfooting’ Allowed, Party Leaders Declare At Chicago Rally

Demos Urged To Make Race ‘Hot’ For GOP   Chicago Meeting Told To Guard Against Over-Optimism, Get Out Vote

Big Pow Wow By Democrats  In Chicago”   1950 Campaigning Must Be Like °48 “Guns Smoking Hot’

Results in Alabama Vote Nearly Even   Party Efforts to Smash States Righter Revolt Brings Bitter Battle In Deen South Primary

Ingrid And Rossellini Seek Marriage In Roman Catholic Church, Where Baby Is To Be Bantised

Son Is Born-to Ingrid Beroman   Legally, It Is.the: Child ot * Dr. Lindstrom

Ingrid May Seek Roman Catholic Wedding; Son Will Be Baptized Soon in That Faith 

Ingrid Names Her Baby ‘Roberto’   nvOVverto  She and Rosselini Hoping for Roman ' Catholic Marriage.

MAJOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS TOSTART SOON   Number Of Projects Sched uled To Be Completed This Summer   AIRPORT DRAINAGE UNDER DISCUSSION

IMPROVEMENTS TOSTART SOON   Number Of Projects Sched uled To Be Completed  This Summer   AIRPORT DRAINAGE UNDER DISCUSSION

Europe Expresses Surprise, Chagrin   Communist Gains Received  AMith Mixed Feelings

Europe's Reds Cheer U. §. Reverses, British Still Oppose Bombing China

Reds in Europe Hail War News  British May Oppose U. N. Rombing of Manchuria

War Moves Stun Europe Leaders   "Told You So,’ Hint Neutral Zone Backers

Texas Polar Cap Melts, Bul Towns Are Still Isolated   Line Men Toi On 24-Hour Schediile

State's Holiday Traffic Toll 2f   National M Mark Is Near Record for Labor Day Week-End

12,000 U. S. Casualties in Korean War   ‘Recent Lists Show Average of 400 a Day

Lista  “Averages © 400 ia “More Than Halt ‘of ‘Total: Hote as” Wounded: gh

More Than 12,000 Casualties Noted On U.S. List In Current Korea War

U.S. CASUALTIES ESTIMATED AT OVER 12,000.      Lists” Average 400 a Day. With , More Than Half. of “Tétal Listed ag Wounded. von

Lie Appeals To UN Powers To Send Help   Secretary-General . Asks 52 Nations to Provide Troops for Korean Campaian

Other Help Sought  Top Officials Expect United States To Bear Brunt Of War

Lie Asks for  Ground Forces  Urges U.N. Nations To Send Help Early

United States Is Quietly Asking Other UN Countries to Send Ground Troops fo Aid in Korea

UN Pleads For Troops   Lie:Wires 52 Members _Urging Them to Send Men to Korea at Once

U.N. Members Welcome to Aid 5. in Korea   Russian Strategy May Make Far East A Trap for America

Lie Asks 5 U. N. Members To Join Fight  aa tbe 2 Needs Tro   Says U. S. Urgently Needs Troops in Korean Campaign

Ul. S. WELCOMES ND OF FOREIGN TROOPS IN WAR   American Officials {nforming Othe. United Nations Members It Could  Use Ground Forree

United Nations Told US Would Welcome Aid   Council Is Informed That More Troops Would Help

America Would W elcome Other United Nations in Korean Battle Area: Doesn’t Expect Much Help

U.S. Would Accept Aid Of Others   Official Washington Says Main Battle Burden Will Fall Upon Our Forces   Talks Are Held   United Nations Are Told How This Country Feels

Trygve Lie in Urgent Call to U.N. Members for Ground Forces in Korea

NEW PES AAS YANK FORCES   South Korean Gov’t Said To Have Fled From  Taejon

Trygve Lie Appeals For More Help   Ground Forces Urgent; Needed, Secretary Tells 52 Nations

U. N. Members Asked fo Aid In Korean War   Effective Forces To Help Infantry Battle Reauested

U.S. Figures It Must Bear Main War Burden  —_ wFsezAaswrae ace F922 Swe Za. eee

Would Welcome Ground Forces Of Other U. N. Members in Korea   U. N. Chief Appeals To 52  Nations for Ground Forces

SEEK oT RONG SUPPORT, NOT TOKEN FORCES   Sends Message to 52 Nations and Opens Door for Chiang’s Aid.

Trygve Lie Make: Appeal To UN For Aid In Korea   Asks 52 Members Fo: Ground Forces And Other Assistance

U. 5. Seeking Aid Of Ground Troops Of Other U. N. Nations In Korea Fighting

MEMBERS OF U. N. MAY BE ASKED TO AID   United States Is Quietly informing Interested Members That Participation Would Be Welcome   PAKISTAN MAY WELP

U. N. Chief Urge: Nations. to Help in Korean War   Ground Forces or Any Other Assistance Welcomed

LIE CALLS FOR GROUND FORCES   Appeals To 52 U. N. Mem. bers To Assist U. S. In Korea

Lie Asks Armed Aid For Korea  Telegrams Are Sent To Member Nations

U.S. Is Asking W orld For He Ip In Korean War   But Top Officials Sure U, S. Must Bear Brunt Of  ‘Police Action’

U.S. Expects To Bear Brunt Of Korean Fight   Nevertheless Uncle Sam Would Like Some Help.

U.S. Urges U.N. Help Af Korea  Quietly Asks Other Countries For Troops

LIE IN U.N. APPEAL FOR GROUND UNITS   Asks 52 Members Fo More Aid In Korea War Efforts

Lie Urges UN Nations To Rush Troops To Korea   ‘It’s Simple Duty’ To Aid U. 5. Forces Lie Says In Message To 52 Members

Wear Gl Uniforms  In Attack   Smash Yanks From Rear In All-Out Ficht

U. S. Wants Army Help of Allies   But Other Nations Are Tied Elsewhere by Communist Threat

WIRES APPEAL 1052 NATIONS   Hopes War Need Last Only 3 To 6 Months, But Need Is Urgent.

Ground Units Need in Korea War Stressed   Secretary-General Dispatches Wires ‘To Member Nations

Official Appeals For More Aid To U.S. in Korea  He Says MacArthur's Forces in Need of

Bites  the 24  UN ings ipea § to  the  w cors for Troops  dozen 0%  cireuits w Fi h  of the ned 1g ting of major the white ternatiovlessage to 52  en's pas Asking for war 2 ‘2 Ground Forces

Lie Urges UN Troops  For Korea   Appeals To U. N.’s 52 Member Nations  “ To Release More Ground Troops

UN’s Lie Asks For Field Units  52 Nations Receive Combatant Appeal

UN SECRETARY CALLS FOR AID TO STOP REDS      More Ground Forces Needed, Member Nations Told

52 Nations  Asked to Send Troop:   Trygve Lie Appeals for Ground Forces to Help Americans

Lie Issues Urgent Call for Aid From U.N. Members   Appeals to 52 Nation: For Ground Force, Other Assistance

UNMembers Fo Military Backing  But Expects   But Expects To Corry Main  } Sourcden in Koren

Says Communist Served As State Senator i in Ohio  * Praciden   District President Withdrew From Party Over Religious Issue

UN Action Against China Delayed By Soviet Filibuster  Russia Claims Her Charge Against U. S. 's First On Agenda

Red Tanks Spearhead   New Attack In Rain   Enemy Is Only Few Miles From Pohang; ‘Allied Flanks Exposed

Allies Expect Major Communist Assaults On '\At Least Three Points.

Allies Expect Next Two Days To Be ‘Critical’   Clearing Skies Mean End to Temporary Lull in Korea War

130 MEN GOING TO DRAFT EXAM   Lincoln County Will Send 5¢ For Physical Test Monday At Chartotle .

UMT Appeal ‘s Renewed By President   Truman in Speech at Washington Deplores Fact That So Many Young Men Are Cnfit for Militery Service

Truman Renews Plea For UMT Training Setup   Appeals To National Guard Group To Take Steps Teo Prevent Unfit Youths  Entering Sarvica

UMT Bill Bid Is Renewed   Truman’s Request Made At National Guard Conference

President Truman Renews Request For Universal Military Training To Eradicate Discovery Of Untit Fighting Men

President To Ask For Sharp Boost In Taxes   Plans To Place Defense Effort On . Pay-As-You-Go Basis

Sfopgap Tax Bill Planned In Congress   Corporation, Personal Levies To Be Boosted

‘ Don’t Like It at All,’ Says Major Gay About His First Defensive Battle

NEW MEAICO POLITICS... *  Demos And GOP Trade Victory Claims In Last Minute Appeals

Gen. Chase Here For Dedication  Flag Pole, Donated  Ry Callagqe Veterans

Plane Crashes Into Cafe, Injuring 17  ‘Miracle No One Was Killed,’ Say Observers; Another Crash Kills Two

Many Cities” In Hlhinois Forced To Close Schools   Temperature Drop Brings Effects of Coal Strike Home to Millions in Mllinois

U.S. Jets Arrive At Formosa Field   American Air Units Assigned To Island

Hill, Pepper Presently S safe  From FEP Row   Demos Say Its ‘Accidental, But Rights Fight Set For After Primaries

Debate On FEPC Not To Be Heard Before Tuesday  In State Primaries

Police Seek Clue In Lee Shooting    Three Suspects Held In Slaying Of Aved Farmer

Returns By Precinct   Everything In Readiness For Opening Of New Mustang Drive-In Tonight

Aan A: ra” he} ive An Th ertra Taf Open Next Friday Might With “Hellfire”

Russia Demands Government For Irieste In Note  _ Gromyko Hands Note To Western Powers, Demanding Action

Leave Trieste, Big Three Told   Treaty Violated, Russians Charge

Moscow Demands US Troops Leave Trieste at Gnee    Note Says. Free Govern.. ment. Must Be Set. Up Immediately

Big-3 Handed Trieste Note   Soviet Says West Allies * Must Remove Troops

Wants Troops Withdrawn From Trieste   Demands Action Now on Government for Free Territory

Western Troops In Trieste Are Basis of Claim  Withdrawal of Traen   Withdrawal of Troops By Western Powers Demanded By Mascow

URANIUM ORE COMING FROM BEILCIAN CONEY      Expert Discloses Atomic Exptosives Can he Used Defensive! Artillery and Guided Miss

Atom Bomb° Output Totals 400 Per Year   Guided Missiles; Artillery Use Atomic. Shell-in Land Warfare

MPARTHUR. BAGKS JAP OFFICIALS IN WARNING TO REDS   Street fighting Feared ‘To morrow If Communists:  lenare Lltimatum

83 British Miners Choked To Death By Gas And Fumes When Trapped Underground  Rescue Efforts Abandoned And Burning Over  Section Of Mine Sealed Off; 100 Able To Fecane.

Smoke Balks Rescue Work 117 Flee Pit   Owner and Union Abandon Alt Hope;  Convevors Blamed

Raging Fire Kills 80 in English Mine   Families Moan When Rescue Is Abandoned

Underground Fire Chokes Workers   Rescuers Blocked By Raging Fire

Ave Caught Behind Wall of Flame, Choked To Death By Fumes   120 Other Miners Crawl to Safety   Smoke and Intense Heat Foil Reacue Efforts At Mine In England

Underground Fire Kills 80 Men ina British Coal Mine   Another 120 Crawl To Safety Through “Flame and. Smoke; Rescue Abandoned

120 Creep to Safety   “Trapped in Creswell, England, Coal Mine ©

lire Kills 80 In Coal Mine;  120 Survive  3 ae   Rescue Attempts Ordered Dropped   Disaster At Creswell See. ond In Great Britain In Recent Weeks

Smoke, Intense Heat Drive Back Rescuers  More Than Half Of   More Than Half O1 200 Men Working In Mine Escape When Fire Flares

Trapped Miners Perish   At Least 80 Die as Flames Rage in Pit At Creswell, Englan<   Order Affected Area Sealed When Hope of Rescue Appears Small

$3 Men Die In British Mine Fire   Eighty Sealed In, Given Up for Dead Serond Trasedy

83 Men Killed In British Mine  Victims Trapped by Underaround Blaze

83 British Miners Perish in Flames;  Hope Is Abandoned   Only 3 Bodies Are Recovered from Fire anc  Gas-Filled Chambers

Rescue Effort Abandoned as  Hopeless Job  More Than Half of 200 Workers Crawl To Safety—Victims To Be Sealed in Mine

™ — FUMES —  120 Creep To Safety From Pit   BURNING AREA IS SEALED OFF

120 Crawl Through Fire to Safety   Victims Trapped Underground; Pit Section Sealed Off

80 Britons Trapped, Die In Mine Fire   110 Creep Out To Safety; Rescue Halted

80 Burned To Death In Coal  Mine Disaster   British Disaster Saddens Village; 120 Men Are Able To Creep to Safety From Pit

120 Others Creep to Safety—  80 British Miners Die; Caught By Fire

British Mine Toll Is 80    Men Trapped Behind , Wall of Flame Perish In Fumes: 120 Escape

Raging Underground Fire Traps And Kills 83 Men In English Coal Mine

Coal Mine Fire Kills 8) Men In England   Miners Trapped By Wall of Flame, Choked to Death

IN BRITISH MINE FIRE   Miners Caught in Wall of Fire and Fumes From Burning of Giant Conveyor Belts.   120 SURVIVORS CRAWL TO SAFETY   Relatives Moan as Orders Are Given to Seal Off Entries Containing Bodies.

Eighty Men Die as Fire Sweeps Mine   Tragedy Strikes Heavily in British Community; 120 Men Crawl to Safety

80 Miners Killed In British Blaze  Underground Fire Traps Men in Pit

Smoke, Heat Drive Back Rescue Crews   Shaft Sealed After 120 Make Way to Safety

80 Perish as Fire Sweeps Through British Coal Mine  Victims Choked te Death by Gas and Fumes; 170 Others Crawl Out Through Heavy Smoke

At Least 80 Men Trapped, Killed In British Mine  Workers Are Choked By Gas and Fumes

120 CREEP TO SAFETY Raging Fire In British Mine Traps And Kills Some 80 Men

80 Die Behind Wall of Flames In British Mine   Another 120 Escape: Hope for Those Still In Shaft Abandoned

30 Men Die In Mine Fire In England  Shaft Is Sealed Off After Hope For

83 British Miners Lose Lives in Blaze   Most of Victims Choke to Death as Re _ sult of Gas and Fumes After Being Trapped Underground by Raging Flames at Creswell, England.   SMOKE FOILS RESCUERS

Men Caught Behind Wall Of Flame, Choke To Deatt   RESCUE WORK   Given Up After Fire Burns 9 Hours; Nearly 200 Workers Escape

80 Miners Die Tn England In Fire- Swept Pit   Section Sealed Off As Rescue Bid Fails. 120 Othera Escape

Hope Abandoned For 80 Trapped In British Mine   Raging Underground Fire Chokes Men After Cresswell Rescuers Bring Out Three Bodies

ABANDON HOPE FOR TRAPPED COAL MINERS   Raging Flames Sweeping Pit; Three Bodies  Are Recovered

Smoke, Heat Drive Back Rescue Party Seal Off Section  Holdine Vietime

Coal Mine Fire In England Traps & Underground   Burning Works Sealed After 3 Bodies Removed

Rescue Efforts Are Halfed As Fire Soreals  Sur vors For ced  _ ~~ lum

83 Men Die In English  Mine Fire   Nearly All Caught Behind Wall Of Flame And Choked To Death

Mine Fire Kills 80 British Coal Mine Workers   120 Crawl Safely : Out, Others Perish. In Gas ond Fumes

83 MEN KILLED AS FIRE SWEEPS MINE (N BRITAIN   Rescue Efforts Abandoned After Three Are Brought Out Dead—Deadly Trap Is Sealed.

83 Miners Killed in Coal Mine Fire in Great Britain   80 Caught Behind Wall of Flame, Choked to Death by Gas and Fumes

80 Feared Lost In British Coal Mine Disaster  120 Crawl to Safety   120 Crawl to Safety As Pit Catches Fire; Give Up Rescue of 80

Gas And Fumes In British Mine Take 83 Lives   Rescue Efforts Impeded By Smoke And Heat; Over 100 Others Safe

$3 English Coalminers Trapped, Killed In Raging Underground Fire

Fire Kills 83 In English Coal Mine Disaster   Hope Is Abandoned After 9 Hours Of Work

R. 1. May Act To Save Coal   About 200,000,000 Less Tons in Nation's Coal Piles

Walkout Has Cut Stockpile Sharply  200 Million Tons Lost to Nation

Coal Stocks Down 200 Million Tons   Amount Equal To Abou Four Months’ Normal Praduction.

Coal Stocks Deeply Cut   Four Months’ Normal Production Vanishes

TRUMAN PLUGS FOR RACIAL BILL   President Says He Is Doing All He Can To Get FEPC Measure Passed By Convress.

LABOR MARGI Ow $s   Death of Parliament Member Cuts  Paiwy Overnuil Majerity

Death Reduces Labor Majority in Parliament  Conservatives Have Another Chance Win

3 MINISTERS OPEN TALKS ON WEST DEFENSE   Strengthening Nations In Arms, Economy Topic of Meeting

Defense Theme Marks Session Of Big Three   Foreign Ministers Discus: Means To Strengthen West

Blt 3 CONSIDER WEST'S DEFENSES   HISCUTSS MEANS OF STRENGTH. ENING ALLIFS IN ORIENT AND FUROPF.

Big Three Open New Talks on Means to Bolster West Against Soviet Drive

Three Nations In Accord On United Arms  ami. Hl me cw stss—it—s—i‘“‘

THREE LISTED Missing WHEN LINER BURNS.   Canadian’ Ship Is Charred Wreek in Fire Discovered: at 4:30 P. M. Monday’ Passengers’ and Crew Rescued by Rope Ladders.

Truman Urged To Take Over UMW Mines   Locals Suggest ‘Profits Be Put in Treasury Instead of Using T-H

‘Seven UMW Locals in Illinois Urge President Truman to Take Over Mines

President To Call For Huge Tax Increases  Truman Preparing Message To Congres To Tell Of Needs

Discharged Vets Cannot  Be Reealled   But Those Who Joined Reserves Are Subject To Call To Duty

- CANNOT MOBILIZE VETS— Only Reserv ‘ves Subj ject To Call To Services

CAN'T RECALL VETERANS NOT IN RESERVES   Army Answers Questions o} Technicality War Has Not Ended.

Non-Reserve Veterans Safe From Call-Up  Army, Air Force   Army, Air Force Officials Give General Outline For New Emeraency

Vets Not in Reserves Needn’t Worry About Being Called Up For Service

Veterans Who Didn’t Sign Up for Reserves Cannot Be Called Back Under Present Law

Can’t Recall Vets Who Didn’t Join  Army, Air Reserve   Discharged 6.1.8. Are Nat to. Be Taken. Back Under War Two  Draft. Law

Discharged Vets Who Didn't Sign With Reserve Can't Be ‘Called On Emergency Basis

Duff Forces Meet To Name Judge Choices  Ex-Governor Bell Favored For One Of Endorsements

Duff's Group Out to Pick Own Ticket   42 County Chairmen To Meet in Hershey; Plan to Round Out Primary Ticket

Israel Offers New Proposal  Counter. Move Gives  iB oeahianwtdes

Israel Offers New Proposal   Counter Move Gives UN Rule Authority

Acheson Asks United Front   Grave Atmosphere Over Washington In View Of Reversals

Acheson Takes A Grave View  Of China Crisis   Outlines American Poliey To Senate Foreign Relations Group

U. S. State Secretary Outlines Far Eastern Situation at Closed  Senate Panel Meeting

In Huddle On Korea   Acheson Briefs Senate Leaders on Situation And Asks Cooperation

a   Atmosphere Grave As He Gives Crisis Report To Foreign Policy Leaders

ACHESON IN UNITY PLEA TO SENATORS   Asks for United Backing  on Policy in Korean  Crisis; Says Situation Very, Very Serious.  ;

Sec. Acheson Urges Unity In War Crisis   Reports to Congress on Korean Picture; See U. S. Security Menaced

ACHESON REPORTS TO SENATE GROUP ON KOREAN CRISIS   Pleads For United Help On Whatever Measures Administration Takes

U. S. SECURITY 1S ENDANGERED  Sec. Acheson Asks For United Backing

Acheson Pleads for United Front   Senate Leaders Given Fill in on Korea Crisis

Situation Grave, Achesen Informs Policy Leaders   Danger in Asia No Worse Than in Europe, Secretary Of State Worne

Acheson in Crisis Report   Talks With Senate Foreign Policy Leaders, Sees Situotion As Very Serious

U.S. SECURITY 1S ENDANGERED   Sec. Acheson Asks For United Backing   Bullets, Bombs Unable To Stem Red Tide Chinese Hordes Pouring Like Locusts Through Gap In Line

Acheson Gives Senafe Leaders Report on Korea, Pleads For United Backing in Crisis  ‘Present Situation Being Regarded As Threatening U. S. Security

(Turn to TAX BILL, Page 9) Ohio Turnpike Gets Go-Ahead  Lausche Reassures Road Engineers

Turnpike Survey To Be Continuec  Lausche Confident Firms Will Be Paid

Ex-Con Finds Christmas Good Wi Il Doesn't Last Far Into January °

Treaty Talks With Japs In Stalemate  Cama Ohearvare Wal   Some Observers Would Delay Pact to Give U. S. Lenaer Control

Treaty Talks With Japs In Stalemate   Some Observers Woulc Delay Pact to Give U. S$. Longer Control

Soviets Press For Jap Pact   Britain. Also Wants U. S. Policy Decision

U.S. Must Make Decision Soon On Jap Treaty   Some Of Truman’s Advisers Believe Action On Pact Should Be Delayed;  Russian Pressure Seen

2 COMMITTEES DEMANDING INVESTIGATION  All-Out Probe Of Big-Time Gambling Seems A Certainty In U.S. Senate

lrate Congress Set to Put Teeth in Anti-Red Measure  House, Senate Set to Override. Truman.   Hause, senate Set to ‘Override, Truman, Vote Heavy Penalties. Stiff Controls

Press Administration For War Controls On Industry   For The Fighting In Korea

Pressure Growing on Administration To Seek Limifed Industrial Contre!

Johnson and Symington Have Responsibility for Advising President; Cabinet to Get Problem at Forthcoming Session

Limited Controls May Be Asked Over Industry   Whole Question OF Mobilization To Ee Discussed

U.S. Industrial Controls Urged For War Effort   Administration Asked To Impose Limited Restrictions; Some Back ‘Wait And See’: American Policy

Standby Controls Are Being Urged   Administration Being Urged to Set Up Some Preparations for Quick Use If Crisis Justifies

Limited Control Over Industries For Arms Asked  Will Be Presented  To Cabinet Officers

Limited Federal Control Over Industry Urged   Cabinet Meeting Tomorrow To Discuss Home-Front Mobilization

Report Growing Pressure For Limited Controls On Industry To Produce Arms

Limited Controls Suggested   Growing Pressure To Seek Them Is Report in Capital

Senate Approves Subversives Bill .  State Police Given Broadened Authority

‘Bossy’ Gillis Returns to the Warpath * * oe kw kw TT ho * * a nich’ .. a Two Davs. Raises Ruckus:

KANSAS CITY POLITICIAN SHOT   CHARLES BINAGGIO AND ANOTHER MAN ARE FOUND DEAD

POLICE HUNT FOR BINAGGIO’S DRIVER   Victim Must Have Known Killer, Police Chief Says, Aide Had Pocketful of $100 Bills.

Bodies Found in Democratic Clubroom, Binaggio Under Picture of Truman

2 FOUND SLAIN IN KANSAS CITY   Binaggio and Cohort Shot To Death In Political Clubrooms.

4 Bullets Fell Pendergast Succescor    Top Missouri Mobster Also Victim of Truman Road Shooting

Democratic Leader Shot in Kansas City   Binaggio Found Slain With Crime Boss in Political Clubrooms

Pendergast Foe, Gangland Aide Shot in K. C. Political Club   Underworld Combed for Clues: Out-of-Town Slayers Suspected

Two Are Slain In Kansas City   Political and Underground Leaders Shot to: Death at Their Club.

Kansas City Politician Is Shot To Death  One Of Henchmen Of Political Leader

Demo Leader, Helper Felled at Clubroom   Pair Found Riddled With Bullets at Political Center

Pendergast’s Rival Victim   Charles Binaggio, 43, Shot in Party Club

Politician Killed In Kansas City   Pendergast Follower And Gangster Slain

KANSAS CITY POLITICAL BOSS SHOT TO DEATH   Henchman Abo Found Dead in Democratic Club — Homicide Squad Calls Death "Double Murdor.”

Underworld Figure Also Found Dead   Bodies of Pair Are Discovered in Democratic Club

Political Boss Murdered With Mobster Pal Kansas City's Binaaaio Shot To Death In Clubrooms..

CHARLES BINAGEI SHOT TO DEATH IN PARTY CLUBROOMS   North End Democratic Lead er Had Taken Over Penderaast Machine

TwoKansas City Leaders Blasted InGang Fashion  - Hed Been Extended Ta National Scope

‘Killer Believed To Have Been Well Acquainted With Victims; Shocting Occurs In Club Rooms In Kansas City      PENDERGAST MACHINE KNOCKED OUT IN 1940

PAIR KNOWN IN NORTH SECTION SLAIN AT CLUB   ‘Outside’ Gangsters Hunted In Killing of Demo Leader Binaggio, Friend

Binaggio and Gargotta, K. C. Political and Underworld Chiefs, Found Shot to Death

Charles Binaggio, Ex-Underling To Boss Pendergast      Right Hand Man Also Fatally Shot in Their Democratic Club Room

Two Kansas City Underworld Chiefs Are Found Shot To Death In Club

Dem Chieftain. Aide Are Slain  In Kansas City   Governor Orders Full Scale Search For The Killers: Doubt Robbers

Boss Who Broke Pendergast Rule Shot to Death   Kansas City Politico, Aide Slain in Club

Charles Gargotta, Underworld Boss,  Is Second Victim  Robbery Ruled Out As Motive for

2 Kansas City Politicos Killed In Clubrooms   Binaggio, Power In City Machine, And Aide Murderec

Democratic Boss,  Aide Found Slain  Binaggio, Leader in Pendergast Rebel Faction, Killed in Club

Two Leaders. Are Slain in Missouri  At Political Club   Binaggio snd Gargotta Held Power in Kansas - City; Both Shot Pour Tinyes

Two in Missouri Are Found Shot   Pelit cian and Aide in Kansas City Slain; Make Investigation.

BODIES FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN CLUBROOM   Police Start State Roundup:  of Suspects; Discard Robbery Motive.

Kansas City Political Boss, Assistant Found Slain In Headquarters

Pendergast Rival For Ballot Power Shot by Assassins  Missouri Governor Orders Full Probe Cyt Naw Warfare

Temperatures   Bullets Close Stormy Career of Man Who Blasted Old Pendergast Machine: ‘Acquaintance’ Suspected

Leading Political And Underworld Figures Are Shot  To Death at Club

Kansas City Democratic Boss Slain   Gunman Also Kills His Lieutenant

Charles Gargotta, Underworld Chief, Also Shot to Death  Body of Onetime Underling of Tom Pendergast Is Found in   Body of Onetime Underling of Tom Pendergast Is Found in His Northside Political Club

Killer Fires 4 Shots Into Chas. Binaggio   Democratic Leader In Kansas City Felled in Clnobroome

Kansas City Hoodlums Are Being Quizzed   Bodies of Slain Political Henchman, Underworld  Chief Found in Political Club; No Clues to Slayer

Charles Binaggio and Charles Gargotta, the Two Victims  IN DEMOCRATIC CLUB  Governor Forrest Smith Orders All Police to Work  on Case

nsas City Political Chief s Right - Hand - Man und Shot To Death

Politician Dies — In Gang Slaying   Kansas City Party Leader, Henchman Killed in Outbreak of Violence

BINAGGIO, EX-CONVICT AIDE SHOT   Bodies Found in Democratic Club Rooms, Each With Four Shots in the Head.   POLICE HUNT FOR BINAGGIO’S DRIVER   Victim Must Have Known. Killer, Police Chief Says, Aide Had Pocketful of $100 Bills.

Political Boss, Lieutenant Die In Kansas City   Binaggio And Cargotta Slain In Clubreoms

Demo Boss Found Slain   Kansas City Man Shot Four Times; Pal Also Killed

Charles Binaggio, Kansas City's Political Chief, and Aide Are Shot to Death Early Today

Bullets End Binaggio’s Ambitions   Democratic Chief’: Top Lieutenant Also Killed

Charies Binaggio, Who Ousted Pendergast, And H's Hoodlum Lieutenant, Found Shot te Death in Party Clubrooms On Truman Road

Kansas City Vote ‘Boss’, Hoodlum Die   Police Seek Clues To Double Murder; Underworld Blamed

Binaggio and Gargotta Shot To Death in a Kansas City Club   One-Time Underling to Boss Pendergast Found Slumped in Chair While Gargotta Was Trving to Escape.

Police Seek Clues In Double Slaying At Kansas City   Political Leader, Underworld Chief Are Shot to Death

Pendergast’s Old -Cronies Shot to Death   Political Leaders Die in Their Club

Kansas City ‘Bosses Are hot To Death   Political, Ganglane¢ Chiefs Killed By Un. known Assailant

a a ee ee ee ee ae ee eee ee eee ee ey eee’ eer ree ee Se ee eee eee eee ee eee  GOLD STAR MOTHER ASKS FOR WHITE CROSS FLOWERS

Sight Of Gun Used To Kill Upsets Woman   “Yvette Madsen ‘Upsev’ After Slaying Mate, Ariny Doctor Testifies

Bradley Will Review Plans For Defense   Leaves for Conference With 12 Atlantic Treaty Allies; Meeting Regarded As Very Significant

Bradley Will Meet Leaders At The Hague   Regional Defense Plans Will Be Discussed By Atlantic Treaty Allies

Bradley on —_ Girl, 13, Ends \Way to Allied 2-Year Tour iDefense Meet With Man, 52

Bradley Leaves For Conference In Netherlands  Western Europeans   Western Europeans Defense Leaders To Make Plans

Staff Chief Leaving U.S.   Bradley Will Confer About Defense Plans

Bradley Goes to The Hague   Plans to . Discuss Regional Defense Plans with Allies

Gen. Bradley Leaves for Netherlands   Will go Over Regional Defense Plans With Allies.

Pact Nations  Will Discuss Defense Plan  Gen. Bradley Leaves For Hacne Tr Peeaidle

Bradley Off For Military Conferences  Chairman Of Joint Chiefs To Head Talk  typ ret. 6 66rrT

Will Go Over Plan Of Region, Defense With Treaty Allies   Will Check up on Whot Planning Groups Have Done Under Atlantic Pact

Gandhi Disciple Becomes India s First President   New Constitution Due for Adoption Next Thursday

First Republican Congressman Since 1930 Will Represent Panhandle Area

Guill Explains His Victory in Texas   First G. O. BL Candidate to Congress Sines 1930 © Elections

TEXANS ELECT G.0. P. SOLON   Ben H. Guill Is Named Congressman In Special Election   WOMAN RUNS NEXT

RAIL WORKERS TO HAVE NEW BOSS SUNDAY   Government Takes Over 181 of Nation's Key Railroads Sunday Afternoon Under President Truman’s Order,

Threatened Nation-Wide Railroad Strike Is Averted By Government Seizure

SENATE EXPECTED TO ACT QUICKLY House OKs Sweeping Bill ‘To Put Thumb On Commies

G.O.P. Asks Acheson Exit  Cries Come in Wake OFT Thofance af Tice

KEY CABINET ‘MEMBER FACE GOP GRILLING   Statement on Hiss Causes Furore In Congress

?] These Faces Calculated By Women  Want Stimulation? ““"" Cah te

Break Is Due With Bulgaria  U. S. Group Alerted  on End to Relations

Girl On Trial In Dad’s Death  Shot Cancer-Doomed Father At Hospital

21-Year-Old Blond On Trial For Mercy” Killing Of Father In Connecticut Hospital

Girl To Plead Mental Shock Caused Her To Kill Cancer-Ridden Father  21-Year-Old Carol Ann Paight Goes On Trial To day For Mercy-Slaying Of Her Father  In Hospital Room.

Trial Starts For Killer Of Father  incurable Cancer - Too Much For Girl

Girl Goes On Trial -For Slaying Father   Tall Blonde Accused Of Killing Cancer-Doomed Paren:

Father Killed To Spare Pain  Stamford, Conn., Girl Tried For Murder

Mercy Death Trial Opens Against Girl   Daughter of Incurably  lll Cancer Victim Charged With Shooting Her Father to Death

Connecticut College Girl Goes On  Trial For Merey Slaying Of Dad

Conway Rejects Demo Nominatior For Governor   Surprise Announcement Leaves State Race Wide Open

Sen. Morse Has Lead In Oregon  Party Opposition Fails To Sway Vote

SEN, MORSE HOLDS LEAD TN OREGON      DPAITRY FARMER OPPOSING HIM SHOWS MORE STRENGTH THAN ENPECTED.,

Harriman Savs  U.S. Will Win   He Reports To President After Trip To Tokyo

Victory Seen By Harriman h Korean War   Special Adviser Reports to President Truman After His Return From War Front

Sixteen Persons Hurt in Traffic   One Hospitalized in ‘Fair’ Condition

16 Hurt in City; County Traffic   Two Are Reported Severely Injured

BETHEL   GREEN MOUND CHUBCH OF GOD  Rev. Arvell Hhughes, Pastor  Phone, bit. Pleasnst—7408 Mies *.2cola Roth. Supt.

GREEN MOUND, CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Arvell Hughes, Pascor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408  Raw TFT anata ht. pS ey

Destination Of Munition: To Be Aired   Explosives Mav Have Been Intended To Go To India And Pakistan

ATTEMPT 1S LAUNCHED ~ TO REMOVE EMPLOYES   Four Councilmen in Bristol Ask Men be Fired From Duty

FAIL TO DISCHARGE BOROUGH EMPLOYEES   Attempt to Wield Political Axe Creates Discussion In Council

Three Killed in Weekend Traffic  Two Children and Elderly Woman Mail Carrier Are Victims”

Vital Eastern Port Cantured By Enemy   Rampaging Tank-Led Reds Crush East Lines. Take Four Towns In Offensive

Rampaging Korean Reds Attempting To Encircle Allied Defense Keystone   Second-Best Seaport City Supplying Defending United Nations Troops Falls TT) Further Widen Invader Break-Througt

Defense Seeks To Counter ‘Adler's Claim   Musician Says He fs Not Communist

Government Of Premier Bidault Falls In France   Schuman Plan For Coal-Steel Pool Jolted By Crisis

Census Taker Reports Financial Loss in Count Of 30 Farallon {Islanders

First Official Census Report   Taker None Too Happy Since Job Proved An Expense To Her.

YANKEE TROOPS STRAFED Communists Forced Back Along Wide Suwon Front

Tank-Paced Red Troops Forced To Withdraw After Initial Advance: Invaders Unable To Seize Suwon   Rocket Ships Used First Time To Kill American Infantrymen Moving To Battle Area; Yanks Bomb North Korean Capital

Officers Of ‘Big Mo’ Are  Punished   Brown, Millett And Morris Reduced In Numbers After Trial By Court Martial

Missouri Officers  Sentenced   Three Reduced In Numbers For Ship’s Grounding

Key Officers Of Mighty Mo Are Punished   Numbers Of Captain, Aides On Promotion List Reduced

“BIG MIO" OFFICERS REDUCED ON NAVY PROMOTION LISI   Brown, Millett, And Morris   Punished For Grounding : fattlachin

Three Key Missouri Officers Punished For Ship Grounding By Reductions In Their Rank

Big Mo’s Men Get Grade Cuts  Three Punished, Navy Renarte at Nartall

3 Officers Get Similar Punishment   Sentences Imposed For Stranding Big Ship In Chesapeake

Two Vet Groups Urge Passage of Red Control Lav   VFW and Legion Cal On Solons to Enact Mundt-Nixon Bill

Vet Groups Urge Controls on Rode   American Legion and VF W Commanders Ask Passage Of Commie Legislation

Lull Marks Fighting On  Korean Line   60,000 Chinese Reds Reported On Duty; U.N. Action Waited

60,000 Battling in North Korea, Others Availabl   Report War: Vself “Slows Bown. As, Commanders ; Wait. Diplomatic: Moves

00,900 Chinese Reds Face U. N. Forces in Korea   Army Spokesman Gives Estimate— Lull at Warfront

Like Number In Reserve, Says U.N. Spokesman   Lull In Battles As Diplomatic Action ls Awaited

60,000 Chinese Reds In Korea, MacArthur Says   War Activity Slows, Possibly Awaiting Diplomatic Move

60,000 Communist Chinese Arrayed Against UN Troops   U.S. Will Demand Red Withdrawa!

QUAKERTOWN TRUCKERS DEFENDANTS IN CLAIM   Ferndale Jeep Driver Asks $1,000 as Damages   3 DIVORCE PLAINTIFFS

Prospects Dim In House for  ‘Pet’ Program   President Declares Co-op Building Plan Above Party Politics —Vote Expected Soon

Plan Opposed By Own Party   Half of House Democrats May Yate Against Truman's Housing Bill,

Truman Tries to Save Housing Bil   Sends Telegram to Democratic Leaders

Middle Income Housing Bill Above Politics. Truman Says   Half of Democrats May Vote Against Measure,  Poll Shows

Truman Setback on Housing Seen   Poll Indicates Almost Half of Democrats in House Will Oppose Co-Op Legislation.

Housing Program  Appeal   Truman Declares His Plan is Above Party Politics; House Vote Probable Today

MAN BATTLING FOR HOUSING PLAN   President Declares Proposa Is Above Party Politics   APPEALS TO LEADERS

TRUMAN SEEKS SUPPORT ON HOUSING ‘PLAN   50 Per Cent Of Democrats To Oppose Bill, Poll Indicates

Asks House Save Co-Op Housing Bill   Truman Sends Message From Key West Secking Aid After Poll Shows Own Party Against It

(0-OP HOUSING SEEMS DOOMED   Nearly Half Of Truman's Party Members May Vote Against It

Housing Bill Death Seen   Truman Telegram Says Plan Above Politics; Poll Bares Many Foes ~

Democrats Split Over Co-Op Bill   Many Opposed To Truman’s Housing Measure In House

Truman Claims Plan Is Above Party Politics   Trying to Save’ Housing Program

About Half of Traman’s Own Party Member: ‘In Conaress fo Oppose Housing Program

CHIEF'S HOUSING ACT IS DOOMED   Democrats Are Divided ove Middle-Income Program; GOP Fights Plan

Poll Indicates Defeat Of ~ Housing Bill  Nearly Half Of Democrats To Vote   Nearly Half Of Democrats To Vote Against Co-Op Plan

.—HOUSING— Co-op Bill  Is Headed © For Defeat  Democrats Join  ~ GOP Opponents

Many Dems Are Against Housing Plan  Snot Pall Indicates   Spot Poll Indicates Almost Half Of Dems in House Against Program

Truman Bids For Support On Home Plan   President Appeals To Leaders For Housing Action

MIDDLE INCOME HOUSING LOSING   Many Of. Truman’s Own Party Members. Opposed To Bill—Defeat Of Mcasure -Seams Sure.

Alniost Half Of Democrats In House _ Opposed To Truman’s Housing Measure

Democrats In House Oppose Housing Bill  Truman Co-op Plar   Truman Co-op Plan Seems Doomed To Certain Defeat

Survey Indicates Half Democrats Will Oppose Bill   Republicans Already Are Solidly Lined Up Against Truman Plan

Many Dems Are Against Housing Plan   Spot Poll Indicates Almost Half Of Dems in House Against Program

Poll Shows Nearly Half of Democrats Against Housing  Truman's Co-op Program Almost Sure to he Reaten

Democrats Due To Fight Co-Op Housing Set-Up   Poll Reveals Truman Program Opposed By Many In Own Party

New Plea For Homes   Truman Urges Congress Not to Turn Down Co-Op Housing Program

Housing Plan Loses in Poll  Truman’s-Own Party Aoainst Co-op. Deal

SENATOR PREDICTS HIKE OF §7 TO $8 BILLION =  Huae Tax Boost Likely

Pope Pius Xil Sends Blessing To Holy Rosary   Acknoweldges Prayers Of Local Parish On Anniversary

Pope Pius XI Sends Blessing To Holy Rosary  Acknoweldges Prayers   Acknoweldges Prayers OF Locol Parish On Anniversary

Blonde Is Beaten ‘To Death. Tossed Into Lonely Ravine   Virginia Officers Hunt ‘Blond, Bareheaded Young Man’ After Brutal Slaying Of Lovely Young Government Worker Known As Shy, Retiring Girl

VA WORKER BEATEN TO DEATH e Footprints May Lead To Slayer Of Lovely Blonde Virginia Girl

lke Stays in Presidential Spotlight   His Politically Flavored Speeches Keep Him A Possibility.

Spotlight of Politics Grows On Eisenhower   Ike Regarded as Foe of Truman in Latest Speeches

8-Mile Jump  In Parachute   Air Force Captain Sets World's Record — eats Old Mark by 2,000 Feet.

‘wwe wtt & AIR FORCE CAPTAIN  SETS NEW RECORD IN B-MILE PARACHUTE JUMP

 Four Proposals Being Considered Senate Grapples With Problem Of Small Business Needs

Three More. Yanks Slain »   Bodies Found Where. _ Comrades Were Murderex

ATROCIT TY COUNT REACHES 39  “Three More Gls Are Found Murdered By North Koreans

Area Reservists Called For Exam:  42 Enlisted MenTo . Report To Knoxville

42 Area Men Called  For Exams  Enlisted Reserves “To Go To Knoxville

NEW PROPERTY OWNERS RECEIVE THEIR TITLES   Real Estate Transfers Have Been Recorded for Several Tracts

TRANSFER TITLES FOR SEVERAL TRACTS   Properties In Bristol Area Transferred To The New Owners   LIST IS HERE GIVEN

PROPERTIES NEAR HERE - CHANGE OWNERSHIF   Deeds Recorded For New Owners In Bristol and Middletown Townships   SOME IN BRISTOL BORO

TITLES FOR SEVERAL TRACTS  Some of The Properties Are Located In Area Adjacent To Bristol  THE LIST IS GIVEN

Ship to Pay Off Crew Members Who Object fo Sailing Mined China Waters

U.S. Answers  Soviet Russia   Vishinsky Hurls New Charges, Claims Japanese Troops Now in Action

Free People Will Bring World Peace Soon, U.S. Delegate Tells Vishinsky

‘Sto; p ) Being o A traid, Says Lodge In Maiden S peech      Free People Will Create ‘Quiet And Peaceful World,’ U. S. Delegate Declares In Reply To Vishinsky

‘House Orders Full Service  Res stored By Post Office   But Truman Expected To Veto Measure Even If Senate Agrees To Return Two Mail Deliveries Daily

TRIBUTE TO A DEAN   D. M. Swarthout Was Honored at Annual Fine - Arts Banquet

SEEK LOVE-CRAZED MAN WHO KILLED EX-MARINE ANID KIDNIAPEN AND ATTACVWED IC CID! COIENTD

Phin Proposed by State DepartTuent — Sclentific Missions to Germany and Japan te Garner Developments Made in’ Their Laboratories Also Sugestedt.

Father Of 5 Children Kills Sleeping Wif   Michigan Man, ‘lealou Of Younger Wife, Kili Her As She Sleeps Wit One Of Children

Child, 9, Leaves Foster Home; Says She Was Starved   Pastor Says Lora Lee Wa: Hysterical When She Came tv Him Laat Nieht

Child Movie Actress Flees From Foster Parents’ Home,  Says She Was Being Starved

Film Child Says Foster Parents Are Starving Her   Lora. Lee Michel, 9, Goes to Minisier After Fleeing Home

Sall Hungry!   rr ore  xk ke *  Child Movie Star Hunts Food; Claims She’s Beine Starved Acain

Child Actress Runs Away From Home Complains Aqain of Being Starved —

Sentence Levied Gk Check Charge   ‘STARVED FOR CHILD ROLES’ Missing Girl Actress Founc

Child Movie Sfar Runs Away Again   Renews Complaint She's Being Starved so She Car Play Littie Girl Roles

STAR, 9, FLEES FOSTER HOME   Lora Lee Asserts She's Being Starved

Starved, Little Movie Actress Says, So She Just Ran Away   Tot Flees Home Just Clad in Her Paiamas

Being Starved, Child Actress Says; Runs Away From Foster Parents

—“STARVED FOR ROLES” —  Hungry, Child Actress Flees Fiome 2d Time

CHILD. ACTRESS RUNS AWAY 10 DINE A LITTLE   Lora Lee Michel, 9, Complains Foster Parents Are ‘Starving’ Her

Child Actress Runs Away;  Renews Starvation Charge   Strict Diet.   Lost 10 Pounds.

STARVED FOR MOVIES — Child Star Flees Home Of Her Foster Parents

THE CASE OF ALGER HISS: ‘Hiss Held Important Post As ‘Adviser At Yalta Conference

Convicted Spy Decides to Go Back fo Russia   Gubitchev Changes Mind Again, Drops Plans for Appeal

Withdraw To Line On Natkong River   Last Desperate All-Out Drive By Enemy, Seys MacArthur

Five U.S. Divisions To Be In Line With Greater Strength, Heavy Arms  Natkong River Front Means Defense Behind One Of Korea’s Greatest Natural Barriers

Truman Calls North Korean Reds ‘Bandits’   L.S. Not at War. Chief Executive Says, It's Police Action in Area

Nation’s Chief Says U.S. ‘Not at War’  Labels Reds ‘Bandits’ While Promising

U.S. Not at War, Truman Says, Calls Attackers Bandits  President Expresses Confidence South Korea

Truman Describes Red Invaders as  Bunch of Bandits   President Tells News Conference U. §. Is Not At War; Gives Quotes

TRUMAN CALLS NORTH KOREANS BANDIT BUNCH   President Says Taft I Wrong About Acheson  Reversing Policies

TRUMAN AdDAILD KOREAN INVADERS AS BANDIT GROUE   President Declines to Say  Whether U. 8S. Ground Troops Will Be Used or Atomic Bomb Dropped.   WARSHIPS LEAVE WEST COAST FOR HAWATI   Senate Hears Demand for Trial as War Criminals of Those Who Started Communist Invasion,

President Says South Korea Will Be Saved   Truman Denounces Attackers as ‘Bunch of Bandits’

RESIDENT IS CONFIDENT OF SAVING KOREA   On Use Of Troops And Atomic Bomb   TURKEY AND IRAN ARE TROUBLE SPOTS

U.S. Not at War, Truman Declares      Calls Red Attackers a ‘Bunch of Bandits’

US Not At War But Acting As UN Police Unit   American Troops May Not Be Needed, Is View Of Defense Men

Strike Ties Up 5 Daily Papers   Mailing Room Crews in Pittsburgh Idle

Federal Witness Beating Charged   Trial of Bridges, Aides to Resume in Sar Francisco Court Today

Fears Schuman Plan Gives French Advantage In Europe   PLOWDEN DRAFTING BRITISH VERSION

BRITISH CHART NEW PLAN FOR INTEGRATION   Secret Proposals For Coal, Steel Industry - Cooperation Studied

Hopes To Protect Economic Interests And Retain Her  Furonean Leadershin

INDONESIAN REBELS ATTACK JAVA CITY   600 Guerrillas Seize Key Points In Bandoeng; Led By Ex-Dutch Army Captain

NEW CONFLICT RAGES —  Indonesian Rebel Troops Capture Capital City —

Guerrillas Attack West Java Capital  Youngs Indonesia Republic Faces   Young Indonesia Republic Faces First Serious Rebellion Threat

Rebels Attack Java's Capital  Guerrilla Deserters Seize Key Points

Indonesian Guerrillas  In Attack —   Principal Points In Bandoeng Taken Led By Dutchman

INDONESIAN REBELS SEIZE KEY POINTS IN ATTACK-ON WEST JAVA CAPITAL: CITY

New Claims Made Today as United Nations Forces Encounter Stiffening Resistance From Enemy Troops — Confirmation Still Lacking but U. S. Officer is Inclined to Give’ Contentions "Some Credibility.”  ee ee ee ee ae oan Oe Te Et eS         SOUTH KOREANS TO GET AID

New Governor Faces Problem of Raising $100,000,000 Without State Sales Tax

Big Question Facing Fine   Wonders How to Raise $100 Million Without Imposing Sales Tax

Slash in Excise Taxes Expected By House Grour   May Forget About Truman’s Request For Revenue Boost

Ways and Means Members Seek Billion Reduction In Writing New Measure

Engine Exolodes, Trainmen Killed  Engineer Is Blown To Bits In Blast

Ousted Leader Says He Will Move To Fire “John L.”   Lloyd H. Sidener Says He Seeks to Return Union to the Membkers

MINER SEEKING TO ‘KICK LEWIS OUT OF UNION   Ousted President Of UMW Local Claims Offer Of Financial Aid

Ousted UMW Official Out . To Get Lewis  ' Seeks To Return Union To Miners:

‘KICK LEWIS OUT’ OUSTED MINER CRIES   Move Organized to “Return Union to U.M.W Members Who Pay Its Freight”

Kick Lewis Out’ Movement Starts  Ousted Local Head   Ousted Local Head Seeks Union Support

Movement Launched To.End: Lewis’ Reign   Ousted President Of Local -. Would Kick Out UMW Chief .

Calls on Miners To Put Lewis Out  Ex-Local President Launches Campaign

{er eS ne a ee  (Ousted UMIV Official Wants To Kick Out John L. Lewis

Fired Officer Starts Lewis Ouster Move   Seeks Support in Drive To Give Members PAN!” Cantrell

‘Doing Well’ After Five-Story Plunge  Year-End Party Stunt Nearly Fatal

Stassen Tells Churchmen U. S.  Shouldn’t Carry Atom War to Chine

Red Petition Is Circulatec   Would Outlaw Atomic Bomb—Goal of 5,000, 000 Signatures Fixed.

Reds Circulate A-Bomb Petition   Would Outlaw Atom Weanan As Criminal

Sponsored By Communists... . Spomvored By Communists... .  Petition Started To Outlaw Bomb

Crant $15,000 In Dram Shop Suit  Involved Death of Three Jonesboro Teenagers

Wounded Gls  Tossed Into  Bonfire   Two Soldiers Tell of Watching  Barbarous Acts

U.S. Kscapees Describe Fate Of 3 Soldiers   One Thinks More Than 3  Were Burned To Death Because Of Screams

PLEAD FOR LIFE Reds Throw Three Gls in Fire As Yanks Watch Helplessly

NEW ATROCITY CHARGE HURLED IAT RED ENEMY      Witnesses Reveal 3 Wounded GIs Burned Alive

Wounded Yanks Thrown Into Roaring Bonfire By [Barharic Red Soldiers

Seek Delay in Telephone Strike   Union Thot Agreeable To New Negotiation

UNION LEADERS WOULD DISCUSS DELAYING DATE   Spokesman Says His Workers Might Consider Postponing Walkout If Federal Mediators Make An Offer.

Any Such Proposal by Federal Mediators Woulk Be Considered; ‘Would Involve . More Than 300,000 Workers in U. 8.

Government Ask: ClO to Postpone Telephone Strike  Exurhas [hstan Catd   Earlier Union Said It Would Consider Such a Proposal

PHONE STRIKE DELAY HINTED   Union Would Consider Postponement If Asked By Mediators

Slim Hopes Hele For Telephone Walkout Delay  Union Chieftain   Union Chieftain Says Workers May Consider Truce

‘Phone Mediation Remains Crucial      Strike Threatened Wednesday In Fight Over Wage, Bene.

LITTLE HOPE SEEN TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   U. S. Secks 2-Week Delay in Planned Strike Wednesday

U.S. Request For Delay Is Said Probable   More Than 300,000 Scheduled To Go Out Wednesday

Leaders of Union May OK Delays In Phone Strike   Officials Say They Are Willing to Postpone Action Two Weeks, If Gain Is Foreseen.

4-Day Phone Strike Delay Seen Union To Act lf lt Would Help Matters

-—TWO WEEKS— Telephone. Strike May Be Delayed   UNION WOULD CONSIDER PLAN

Wite Finds Bodies Near  New Home   Pavchologist’s Efforts To Effect Solution Fail

Senate Rushes Election Probe In Four States  Investigaters Ordered Inte New York, Kentucky,

‘lection Law Violations Will 3e Investigated  Charges Received From Leaders in car Statac

‘SENATE OPENS VOTE INQUIRY IN 4 STATES   Alleged Violations Of Election Laws In Spotlight

Chinese Using Red Tactics Of Attacking In Masses Without Regard To Casualtie:

Crushing Manpower Swings Battle Of Northwest Korea to Chinese Reds

Northwest Korean Battle Going To Side With Most Men-And Reds Have Em

So Says Tom Lambert, AP Correspondent Reporting from Northwestern Front

Russ Bomber Shot Down by 2 Navy Planes   Pentagon Identifies Craft as Fighters With Task Ferce 77

U.S. Acknowledges Downing Red Plane   First Official Word Concerning Air Action

Navy Says Two Of Its Fighter Planes . Shot Down Russian Bomber Near Korea

Navy Acknowledges It Shot Down Red's Bomber Off Korea   Statement Absolves British of Any Part in Incident; Russian Claim of Other Planes Denied

NAVY SHOT DOWN RUSSIAN PLANE   CLEARS UP MYSTERY ABOUT RED BOMBER ATTACKING FLEET

GOP Leader Dies   Navy Acknowledges Today That U. S. Planes Shof Down Russian Bomber Off Korea

Plane Shooting ls Acknowledgec  Navy Says Bombers Hit Russian Craft

—-ACKNOWLEDGES AIR INCIDENT—  Two U.S.N avy Planes ” Shot Down Red Bomber

Navy Acknowledges Today That U. 5. Planes Shot Down Russian Bomber Off Korea

U.S. Navy Admits Action   Acknowledges Two Corsairs Shot Down Russian Bomber

Navy Fighters Knocked Off  Soviet Piane   Navy Acknowledges Downing Bom‘er

Russians Caay In Plane Issue   Red Bomber Downed By U. S. Navy Fliers

Wreck at Ohiopyle  Fouls Rail Traffic No One Is Injured Ir  Derallment

Senate Group Votes To End Probe Of Red:   Committee Action May Close Long-Drawn-Out Affair

Senate Group Ends Probe M’Carthy’s Reds-In-State Department Charges

Probe Dropped In Red Charges By McCarthy    .  Senate Receives  gs. ° ~_ 7

SENATE INQUIRY INTO COMMUNIST CHARGES CLOSED   Whole Committee Sends Te Senate Two Reports Of Sub-Group   TALK OF CENSURING SENATOR McCARTHY

Senate Drops Its MeCarthy Inquiry  ‘Make No Findings Bt   Make No Findings But Lists Opposing Reports

Senate Gets Rival McCarthy Reports  Full Committee Give: No Verdict Itself

Mercedes Officials Refuse To Pay Water Board's Bills  Mayor Watson Stands Pat On His Demands wT. Pai meth Ba @iuan Vaton Om Tha Ranra

Negotiations Resume As Government Rests In Contempt Action   Officials Declare Rockbottom Stockpiles Make Coal Peace Necessary Early In Week.

Major Policy Speech Points to ‘Trouble’ If Chinese Pass Borders   Calls Soviet Aid Meager For China   Indicates U. 8. Would Trade Under ‘Secure and Decent Conditions’

Warns Reds Away From Rest of Asia   Acheson Tells China Aid From Soviet Union Will Not Be Enough

Keep Hands Off Rest Of Asia, Acheson Says   Acheson Warns Of Grave Trouble If Aggressive Or Subversive Adventures Are Expanded.

Secretary Warns Communists Not To Use Newly-Won Land as Base; Cees Harm in Chinese-Soviet Pact

 Declares U.S. Ready to Trade i With Chinese   Says Russia Taking Food From China Where 40 ‘Millions Starve

Hint Break In Murder Mystery   Hoax Confessor To Slaying Released

NEW SUSPECTS ARE REPORTED FACING QUIZ   Autopsy Discloses Slain Woman Was Alive When Thrown In Creek

Study Shows ‘Security’ Is Doubtful    Threatens Tax Burden Beyond Our Capacity to Support.

Social Security Study Ts Made of Present System of Benefits   Junking Is Favored with Adoption of “Pay As You Go’’ Program

Tax But den uhecatened  ‘Pay-as-You-Co’ Social Securily Svsten Proposed by Instilulion

East Coast Blasted By Ships, Planes   Cavalry Division Captures Kumchon In Push On Land

Land, Sea, Air Smash Rocks ° Korean Reds   Naval Strike . Continues ‘as Kumehon Falls to First Cavalry

insider Is Grilled In Big Robbery   Police Quizz Guard Whe Rang Buzzer During Holdup; Release 2nel Employee Questioned.

Vogeler's. Sentence Must Stand   ‘Hungarian. Court Refuses +g Reduce Term

Court Upholds Vogeler Verdict   Hungary Refuses To Cut the Sentence Given American Businessman for Spying

Mass Bomb Raid Effect Becoming Army Mystery   ‘Were the Reds There or Weren’t Thev’ Is Gl $64 Ouestion of War

HELP S OFFERED PARENTS GF OUADS   Couple May Abandon Consideration of Idea of Letting Someone Adopt Babies.

"Keep The Quads” Parents Are Told   Man In Bad Financial Condition Had Considered Adoption

Not Bound by UN Resolutions, Is Sharp Reply   Premier Claims Offer Is Trick To Aid American:

 Attorney ‘Also: Named—  Widow Claims Couple Got: $25,000 From Her in Scheme

roreign Arms Aid Stepped Up  Nearly 200,000 Tons In U. S. Shipments

U.S. Delivers Many Weapons To Allies   Friendly Nations Get Huge Supply During Summer

Gen. Collins Reporis U.N. Forces Can Hold Line Without More Losses

Collins: "Yanks Can Take Care of Selves Without More Serious Losses’

Collins Back And Confident Yanks Will Check Reds   General Says U. 5. Boys Can Take Care Of Themselves.

No “Further Serious Losses” For Gls Says General Collins   Army Chief of Staff Asserts Our Forces Will Be Able to Care for Themselves

Army General Says Forces Are Capable   Collins Believes UN Can Take Care Of Korea Trouble

: CollinsIs — Hopeful For U.N. Forces   Thinks They Can Take  , Care Of Selves With No ‘Further Serious Losses’

Chinese Mass Up to 40,000 Toward Central Front for New Offensive in Korea

Conference With Stalin Is Possible   Seeks Outlawing Of Super Bombs By World Accord

Report Truman Seeks New Approach to World Peace  ft. Ue. Baek Daicd

Truman Considers New Approach To World-Wide Peace   Would Outlaw Use Of Atom, H-Bombs

OUTLAWING OF ATOV-H BOMB   Road Block to Workl Agreement “on Control Is Russta’s Refusal tu Agree to Any International Toxpeetion Arrangement of Atomic Plants Within Soviet Union.

Brannan Gets Price Support Green Light’   President Expected Soon To Sign Bill On Loan Authority

Doubt Many GI's Will Get Home ‘For Christmas   MacArthur's Words Give Rise To False Hopes

Airliner Crew Observes Flashing Meteor Which Caused Rumors Of Rockets

Airliner’s Crew Watches Meteor’s Wierd Actions   Brought Hundreds Of Reports of Rocket Ships

Meteor Streaking Qver Colorado Mistaken For Weird Rocket Ship; Airliner Crew Has Ringside Seat

Plane Affords Ringside Seat For Spectacle   Rare Behavior of Meteor Prompts Weird Reports Of Flashing Rocket Ship

Airliner Crewmen Tell Of Seeing Giant Meteor Flash Over Wyoming  Hundreds Of Others Report Seeing Strange Aerial Display Along Eastern Edge Of The RarLine 1 act Nicht.

PLAN ANNUAL MEETING Knights of Columbas Convention 2.4.5. 3.4 fen VFanaka

PLAN ANNUAL MEETING  Knights of Columbus Convention Scheduled for Toneka

TANKS PURSUE SOUTH KOREAN DEFENSE UNITS   Weather Conditions Clear; Planes Ready to Go

Tibet. Invasion- TIBET ARMY TRIES IN VAIN TO STOP REDS   4000 Casualties Already Inflicted By Invading Army

Major Primary Races to Be Held Tuesday  - Political Spotlight Shifts to FPlactanec in Cauih

Political Winds Shift Southward  Pepper And Smather:  Are In Big Fiaht

South Votes On Tuesday In Preview For Season   Florida And Alabama Primaries Observed As Significant Clue

Primary Tests In South to Hold Interest   Communism an Issue In Florida; Big Registration Noted

First Big Tests Of 1950 Primary To Be Held Tuesday In Florida And Alabama

IN VIOLENCE AT TENNESSEE PL   Other Troubles Looming On Labor Front

Polio Epidemic Spreads: New Wythe Co. Cases  Damascus Hard Hit;  Reanoke Hospital

Figures Present Election Querie  Big Question is What   Big Question is What Grundy’s Republicans Are Going to Do

Figures Present Election Querie:   Big Question is What Grundy’s Republicans Are Going to Do

McCarthy Hit By Democrats In Red Probe   Bitter Words Fly As Majority Report Is Finally Released

Senators Blast McCarthy Row As ‘Falsehood’   Committee Majority Report Accuses Him Of ‘Sinister Campaign’

Demos Attack Senator at Close Of Red Probe   Three Senators Accuse McCarthy of Waging A ‘Sinister Campaign’

Sen. McCarthy Is Denounced In Report   Majority Report Clears Lattimore

Doctor Draft Bil Passed by House  Includes Age 50; Marcantonio Dissent:

Americans Forced to Give Up Important Central Front Town of Kumchon, However, to Escape Fneircloment.

Reds Make No New Gains In Last 12 Hours; Units Of Marines Now Ashore

First Tank-Led Counter-Attack By U.S. Troops   ‘Souped Up’ Sherman Tanks Lead Slashing Thrust At North Korean Flank In Drive On Pusan; Americans Forced To Give Up Important Town Of Kumchon '

Halt Communist Drive in First Counteratfack  Flanks of Northern Salient Aimed at

Launch First Tank Led-Counter Attack of ‘War on Southern Front, But Forced to Give  Up Vital Kumchon to Prevent Encirclement

Yanks Slash © Commie Flank West of Pusan   Shermans Lead First Armor Counterattack Of War; Ist Cavalry Puts Torch to Kunichon

U.S. Tank-Led Counter-Attack Stems Advance   Yanks Forced to Give up Kumchon On Central Front

Counter-Attack Wins Foothold on Heights; ‘Situation Is Improving’

U. §. Tank-Led Counterattack Halts Advance   Americans Forced to Abandon Kumcehon te Escape Encirclement

ISlash Flank of ‘Salient Aimed !At Vital Pusan   U.S. Truops Yield Central Front Town to Avoid Tieneirclement

But Another Town Falis To Invaders   Two-Headed Attack In Chinju Area Still in Doubt

But Yield Key Town In Center   Kumchon Burned As Americans Fall Back to Evade  Encirclement Move

News Day And Nighé   Americans Capture Pp  Heights At Chinju   But Reds Force Withdr ithdraw: al From Vital yi ransport Center 31 Miles From Taecu

STRATEGIC HEIGHTS WON BY AMERICANS   First U. S. Tank-led Counter - attack Gains Ground— Another Fails.

TANKS oLAGH INTO FLANKS OF AED LINES   But American Troops Lose Central Front Town of Kumchon. a

FIERCE BATTLES RAGING; REDS TRY FOR SUPREME BLOW   American Forces Regain Ground On Hills Northeast of Chinju; Re-inforce ments Continue to Bolster Yanks; First Cavalry Evac vates Burning Town.

Will Relieve Ships Of Seventh Fleet American Naval Task Force  eaves For Pacific Patrol 

Local Forecast   U. S.. British Seek Cracks  In ‘Curtain’   Agree To Closer Ties In Effort To Get Data To Red Russia

Accuses Labor Parly of ‘Class Warfare’   Churchill Says Opponents Tear Britain Apart.

CLASS. WARFAR!   charges Laborites “Aped" Russia In Retaining Ml ertienen Pantuale

SAY CAMPAGNA IS LINKED 10 DRURY MURDER   Berrien Officers Check Alibi of Ex-Mobster Farmer

Check Alibi Of Al Capone Mobster Here   Claims He Was ALB. Springs Farm

Woman Correspondent To Ask Review Of Order Directing Her to Leave Korea

Probers To Be Given Entire List   Will Concentrate On More Important Instances Of Disloyalty In State Department

Jap Policeman Relates Story Of Man's Arrest   Intelligence Claims Evidence “Not Sufticient’”

M’ARTHUR PLOT CALLED ‘FAKE’   Assassination ‘Plot’. Is Discounted By Army © -« [ntelligénce -

Plot To Kull MaeArthur Is Branded ‘Fake   General Continues On His Regular Routine After Threat Is Received

Report Claims MacArthur Is ‘Marked Man’  No Extra Guards   No Extra Guards Are Provided For Occupation Chief

Report Claims MacArthur Is ‘Marked Man   No Extra Guards Are Provided For  Occupation Chief

A MACARTHUR PLOT   General's Office Refuses tc Place Credence in As sassination Story

'M Arthur Plot Said to Be Fake   Japanese Police Arrest ‘Paranoic’; Story Is Refused

Plot to Kill MacArthur Called ‘Absolute Fake’   Occupation Headquarters Discounts Japanese Reports of Plan to Assassinate Commander; ‘Daranoiac’ fs Arrested

Assassination Plot ‘Fake’   So Says High Official Of Reported Plon to Kill Gon. MacArthur

Tab New Plot On MacArthur Absolute Fake   ‘Nobody Is Going to Kill Santa Claus’ Says Staff Intelligence Officer

Plot To Kill Gen. MacArthur Called ‘Fake’  Japs Arrest Man Alleged One Of Grou Of Assassins

Plof to Kill MacArthur Is Termed ‘Fake’   Security Officials  In Tokyo Not Impressed, No Additional Guards Posted About General

Plot Against MacArthur Termed ‘Fake’   Nobody Will Kill Santa, Aide Claims

af ee eS ne     Trading Normal For Firs Time Since Korea Fighting Started

ILLINOIS HOUSE REJECTS FUNDS FOR PUBLIC AID   PASSES RENT BILL BY VOTE OF 121-1; SESSION ENDS TODAY

Calls For Early Decision To Prevent More Death And Cestruction   SPECIFIES THAT ALLIED PRISONERS BE RELEASED

SCHOOL BOARD READIES TRIAL FOR 8 TEACHERS   Refuse to Stete Whether They Are Gonmumunists

Running Administrative Board Feud to Speed Up as Elections Draw Neare

Michigan Feud Gathering Speec   Expected to Break  Into a Full Gallop

WELL-DIGGER’S DEATH PROBED   Report Shows Dominick Atteo Died Of Flash Burns

McDonald Orders Investigation Into  Well-Digger Death   Autopsy Reveals Burns Not Rock Pressure Killed Attea In  Brookiva

Why Did Brooklyn Well-Digger Have to Die? Probe Starts   District Attorney Wants to Know If There Was Any Negligence

Severe Hurricane Begins Trek Across  Northern Florida  West Coast Towns Hit, Communication  Lines Knocked Out

Nurse Scores For State af Sander Trial   "Doctor Admitted He Knew He Broke Law In Mercy Killing’

Nurse Recounts Sander Remarks In ‘Mercy Death   Witness Relates Physician Knew Act Was Illeaal

Dr. Sander Knew He Was  Breaking Law, Nurse Says   Says Mercy Slayer Admitted Act Not Legal, But Right

Hospital Attendant Quotes Dr. Sander as Saying ‘He'd Broken Laws Before- Through Stop Lights’

Doctor Admitted Breaking Law, Nurse Relates  Tells Of Dr. Sander’s Talk With Referee

e Testifies About Talk She Heard  J ury Is Told Doctor “Knew He Broke Law’

Nurse Says Dr. Sander Realized Law Broken  * Talle How Dactar Camnieted Hacnital   * Tells How Doctor Completed Hospital Record with Air Injection Report

Says Sander Knew He Had Broken Law  Hospital Records   Hospital! Records Keeper Testifies In “Mercy” Trial

NURSE RELATES SANDER’S TALK   Claims Doctor Admitted  He Broke Law In Mercy Killing

Sander Cited By Nurse as Defying Law  Testifies to Talk   Testifies to Talk Between Doctor And Medical Referee

Sander Talk With Other Doctor Told   “Broke Laws Before— Ran Stop Signs,” Nurse Quotes.

Sander Knew He Had Broken Law, Librarian States   Record Keeper at Hospital Testifies in Mercy Slaying

"Law Should Be Changed” —  ‘Nurse Quotes Accused ‘‘Mercy-Killer”

Witness Says Sander Knew  He Broke Law  Keeper of Hospital Records Testifies.

Hospital Records Keeper Testifies Sander Said He Knew He Broke Law

Worker Swears. She Overheard Talk With Biro   Medical Referee Terme: _. Sander’ Act ‘Murder,’ Librarian Tells  jur

Doctor Admitted Action Was Illegal  Witness Describes _ Mercy Death Quiz

Says Doctor Knew Law Being Broker   Nurse Testifies For Prosecution In ‘Mercy’ Trial

JURORS HEAR RECORD KEEPER Nurse Asserts Sander Said He Knew Law Had Been Broken In Death

Says Doctor Admitted He Broke Law   Nurse Tells Conversation After Death of Woman Cancer Victim

RECORD KEEPER DETAILS STORY ABOUT SANDER   Woman Says She Heard Doc. tor Admit He Knowingly Hed Violated Law

The Weather   Doctor Knew of Guilt In Mercy Killing Jury Is Told by Witness

NUBSE ON STAND IN ‘MERCY’ CAS:   Says Doctor Was Aware He Broke Law

Hospital Record Keeper Testifies  Claims Sanders Kney He Had Broken Law

Sander Knew He Broke Law, Nurse States   Quoted as Saying He Thought It Should be Chanred   (Picture on Page 4)

Says Doctor Knew He Had Broken a Law   Hospital Records Keeper Testifies in Marchester Case

Jury Is Informed On Conversation Vith Examiner               Says Dector Said Law Had Been Broken But That ‘it Should Be ~ Chancaed’ es

Killing Compared To Traffie Law  Witness Says Doctor Admits Breaking Law —Running Stop Signs

DR. SANDER DEFIED LAW, WITNESS SAYS   Records Keeper Testifies Qn Talk Heard With Medical Examiner

Sanders Knew He Broke Law, Says Witness      ‘Conversation With Second Doctor Recalled

Says Doctor Knew He Broke Law in Mercy Slaying   Nurse Tells of Talk She Heard Between Doctors

Nurse Claims Sander Said  He Broke Law   Witness Says Doctor Confessed He Acted Illegally

Nurse Says Medic Knew He ‘Broke Law’  Testimony Heard In  Trial Of Doctor Bar WM arew Killing

Nerve War Plan  Revived ByReds   German Communists To Harass Berlin

War Of Nerves In Berlin Linked To Reds’ Whims   Top Communist Says East Germans, Reds Decide When, Where To Harrass Powers

Reds Revive ‘Cold War’  In Germany   Leading Communist Says Deliberate  Campaign Underway

Red Admits East Plans Nerve War  Campeian Directed At West Germany

Beaverbrook Insists Strachey Has Failed To Prove He Isn't Communism Believer

‘Strachey Failed to Clear Himself’   Beaverbrook’s Paper Assails War Minister

GIGANTIC TASK IS STARTED BY CENSUS BUREAU   Counting Job Regard - ed One of Greatest Peace - Time Efforts In U.S. History. 

$80-million Population Count Begun   Census Expected To Show Greatest Rise In Any Decade,  Farming Decline

CENSUS BUREAU STARTS BIGGEST “QUIZ” IN HISTOR’   Direelor Roy V. Peel Urge:  Public To Cooperate Wak cc...

Over 15 Billion Questions Will  Be Asked in Montt By Census Takers

Enumerators Commence 1950 Census   Seventeen Canvassers Laune DuBois Share Of Nationwide Tabulation  Of Vital Data.

‘Some Fifteen Billion - - Qnestions  Will Be Asked About Populai  tion Growth, Married ee  Farms, Employment   45,000.000 HOMES. . — WITT RE VISITED

Little Actress in Last Scene   Judge Rules Foster Mother Get Her Out of Movies

Child Star’s Dieting Ends   Battle Over Little Texas Girl Finds Its Way To Court

Child Actress to Remain With Foster Parents But Give Up Movie Career

46 Hurt in Rail Accident 9 Miles from Milwaukee   Outing of Model Railroad Association Ends in Tragedy

Nine Killed As Excursion Trains Crash   Model Railway Fans On Outing Victims Of Milwaukee Wreck

OUTING END ENDS S HEAD- \D-ON  9 Die, 46 Hurt in Interurban Wreek

Interurban Cars Collide  In Wisconsin   Holiday Outing Becomes Tragedy ; S. C. Man Dies

FARM LAND IS STILL BOOMING   City Folks Buying Property As Hedge Against Inflation

ONE MAN’S OPINION   By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by Internationa! News Service)

U.S. Orders Czech Ouster   About 22 Out Of 33 Czech Diplomats Told To Go Home

U.S. Orders Wholesale Ouster Of Czech Diplomatic Officials   Leaves Only Two Groups; U.S. Also Charges Cxech Goverament Can‘t Control Its Own Foreign Policy

Demand Cut Of Forces In Reprisal   Prague Government Ordered To Recall 22 Representatives

Note Flays ‘Set Policy’ Of Satellite   U.S. Move Retaliates For Prague Ouster Of Yank Consul

CZECH LEADERS TO QUIT U. S.   Prague Government Told Tc Get Its Diplomats Out Of America

Wholesale Czech Ouste Ordered  99 Hinlamate Aut   . 22 Diplomats Must Leave Country, U.S. . Note Says

Claims Country Unable To Handl Foreign Policy   Wholesale Ouster Follows Ejection of U. S. Diplomats

Drastie Cut Hits Prague Red Regime   Further Moves Seen In Retaliation For Ejection By Czechs

Door-Closing Orders Given 2 Consulates   Satellite Regime Declared Unable To Set Own Policy

U.S. Orders Most Czechs Gusted Soon From Nation  pS   Capital, New York Offices Only Are Allowed To Remain

U. S. Deerees Czech Oustex   Orders Consulates Closed In Two More Cities

Drastic Slash Is Ordered To Send 22 Homeward In “Reasonable Time”

Ud, ORDERS 22 (CCH DIPLOMATS TO LEAVE COUNTRY   Wholesale Ouster Is in Retaliation for Prague's Ejection of American Envoys Last Week.   TWO CONSULATES WILL BE CLOSED   Washington Says Soviet Sat. ellite Regime Is Unable to Control Its Own Foreign Policy.

Truman Refused German Surrender Offer 13 Days Before War II Ended In Europe

Truman Refused Early Surrender Bid By Germans to Stand by U. S. Pledge

UMW Agent Says Action On Injunction May Prevent Return   Total Of 88.560 Still Out Of Pits   Steel Heads Declare Mills May Be Closed Soon If Strike Continues

Say Yank Ship Runs Blockade  Probe Hauling Of War Goods To Chins

Strike Threatens American Airlines  Union Fights Firings Following Meraer

UN Committee Starts Talks on Red Withdrawa   Expect Political Group To Approve Proposal Friday

U. N. Request Be China Up In Assembly   But Communists Frown On Proposal To Even Ston At 38th Parallel

U.N. COMMITTEE FACES DECISION     Group Begins Discussion Of  Request For Chinese Com munists To Withdraw  Brom Korea.

U.N. Unit Starts Debate On Ultimatum to Chinese Reds   Little Hope Seen For Compromise With Invaders —

UN Committee Opens Talks On Red Withdrawa’   Western Powers’ Proposa Expected To Be Given Speedy Approval; U. S.  Spokesman Optimistic

UN Committee Is Ready For Withdrawal Parlay   Quick Approval Seen In Demand For Chinese To Leave Koréa: Doubt Seen In Plan’s Success

Effect of U. N. Demand Doubtful . Communists Frown on Withdrawal Proposal

Quick Approval Seen  U. N. Committee Begin Study Of Chinese Withdrawal Request

UN to Study Request Of Big Powers   Chinese Communist: Expected to Be Asked to Remove Troops From Korea

Blew $19,000 On a Binge And a Blonde   Navy Lieutenant Tells of Blowing His Ships Safe

15 Chinese Divisions — Attack Allies   UN Forces Seeking To Shield Rear Of Armies

Heavy Threat In Northeast   Massive Red Forces Mount Critical Drive Threatening To Cut Off Fiva Divisions

UN Forces Throw Up Shield fo Protect Retreat.  Reds May Isolate Entire. Tenth Carne in Narthacet

Rear Guard Shield Protects Retreat of Allies in Korea; Million Foes Mass in North   Wer Map on’ Page 2

UN Forces Throw Up Rearguard Shield in Effort to Safequard Bitter Retreat to Southward

No Stand Short Of Seoul Is Thought Likely   Chinese East Coast Drive Threatens To Trap All’ . Of U. S. 10th Corps -

Chinese Drive is Directed on East Coast Industrial Cities at Present

Peril Deepens for U.N. Position; : Million Chinese Commitied to War   Eighth Army Pours Back Through Pyongyang; Marines, Doughboys in Northeast Consolidate, But Face Grawing Threat of Icolation

Allies Retreat From Pyongyang   Enemy Mounts Grave Threat To 5 U. N. Divisions In Frozen Northeast; Driving On Cities Of Hamhung And Hungnam

United Nations Army Leaves Pyvonevang. Retreats South   Chinese Force Driving on Wonsan Threatens ‘ Py 7 ° . « Eneirele ©. S. Tenth: Posh tt Against Sea

Rearguard Shield Thrown Up 10 Miles Abeve Former Red Capital In Bitter Retreat

3th Army May Form  Seoul Line   Four U.N. Divisions Face Encirclement In Northeast Sector

REARGUARD SHIELD THROWN UP NORTH OF PYONGYANG FOR WITHDRAWAL OF 8TH ARMY

15 Divisions Of Chinese Are in Korea   Yankees Pulling Out of Pyongyang To Form New Line

Million Chinese Reds Thrown Into Conflict   Trap Threatens § Allied Divisions

Little Fighting Is Reported in Northwest Area  UN Forces Throw U, A Ranrniard Shield

10th Corps In Danger Being Split By Reds   8th Army May End Retreat By Seoul, Port Of Inchon

MacArthur Reports Million Chinese Face U. N. Troops   Allies in Bitter Retreat Before Huae Red Force

Red Communists Push  Forward With Up  “To 150,000 Men, Near Capital

‘Threat to U.N. Forces  Increases   Allied Rear Guard Thrown Up 10 Miles North of Pyongyang to Protect Withdrawal of Forees

M’Arthur Says 818,000 Reds In North Korea  Chinese Troops to Move in-on Capital

Red Chinese Drive Toward Two Cities  Rearguard Shield Seeks To Protect

China Reds Mount New Korea Drive   Hamhung, Hungnam In Line Of Fire As Allies Pull Back

Yankees Continue Bitter Retreat Through Capital Of Red Korea; 10th Corps Mav Be lsolated By Enemy.

Reds Poise 150,000 Men For Strike At North Korean Capital   Northwest Sector Quiet; Chinese Mount Critical Offensive Against U.S. Marines, 4 Other Units, in Northeast

REAR GUARD STILL HOLDS. PYONGYANG   Chinese Roll Up 15 Divisions Within Striking Distance of Former Korean Red Capital.   1,000,000 CHINESE COMMITTED TO WAR   Defense Line Across Peninsula Not Possible as Allies Pull Back to Seoul Perimeter, _

RETREAT THROUGH PYONGYANG Bighth Army May Set Up New Defense Line  Around Seoul, Inchon

: z ard Shield Thrown Up Against Reds at Pyongyang  TENTH CORPS ON SPOT  U.S. Marines Battle Fierce_ lyto Ease, Trap at  Changjin 

Up to 150,000 Red Chinese Revorted to Be In Striking Distance of Former Capital

Shock Troops of More Than Million-Man Communist  Force Approach Red Capital NORTHEAST SECTOR CRITICAL  Reinforced Chinese Reds Threaten Isolation of US Marines, Four Other Divisions in Bitter Cold

Rearguard Shield Protecting Bitter Allied Retreat   Chinese Reds Have Rolled Five Armie Within Striking Distance Of City

Retreat Expected To Carry Yanks At Least As Far South As Seoul; Over Million Chinese Into Fighting

Shield Devised To Aid Retreat   Reinforeed Chinese In Northeast Threaten To Isolate U. 8. Marines

Reds Roll Up 15 Divisions South of Capital City   In Northeast Enemy Poses a Big Threat to Other U.N. Troops

Rearguard Is Set Ten Miles North Of Reds Capital   Combat Centers On Northeastern Area Rattlafrant

8th Army Chief Says 150,000 Chinese Within Striking Distance Of City — U. S. Marines, Four Other Divisions imperiled In Northeast

Chinese Armies Advance Nearer Red Capital City  Marines,Infantry On Eastern Front Fight New Traps

U. N. Forces Continue In Bitter Retreat South Abandoning Pyonevang

MARINES, SOLDIERS BEAT OFF BITTER CHINESE ATTACKS   U.N. Troops Pulling Out Of Pyongyang Facing Darker Peril

Massive Chinese Army Rolls Nearer to Former Capital; Threaten to Isolate Whole  10th Corps.   FIGHTERS, BOMBERS : POUND AT ENEMY

Split Forces Unite After Bitter Battle   Other UN Units Fighting to Keep Escape Route Oper

150,000 Reds Poised to Move On Ex-Capital   MacArthur Says Chinese to Commit Million Men to War

Northeast Situation Is Critical   Over 800,000 Chinese Before Allied Troops, Estimate by MacArthur

UN Throws Up Rearguard Shield orth of Pyongyang; 27 Wounded Yanks Freed in Changjin Area

After 5-Day Batt  Units of Tenth Corps Reunited      Retreat Continues

Are Ready To Strike Soon  AtPyongyang   Marines And Four Other Divisions Threatened In Northeast

Million Chinese on Heels Of U.N. Army   U.S. Withdrawal From Pyongyang Sector Has Begun   Red Traps in East Endanger the Entire Tenth Corps; Wonsan le Now Thracstanead

Chinese Send 10,000 Men Into Battle,  I Million Ready   L.s. Marines Consolidate At Reservoir After 5-Day Fight

Eighth Army May Set Up Defense Line Near Seoul   MacArthur Estimates China Has Committed Million Soldiers to Fight in Undeclared Korean War

U.N. Rearguard Shields Retreat ThroughCapital   Enemy Threatens Marines, Other Units in Cold Northeast —

Red Chinese Are Pushing For Capital  MacArthur Reports Over Million Enem

HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED ON ENEMY   Tenth Corps Reunited After Bitter Five-Day Battle   Set Up Rearguard 10 Miles North Of Pyongyang To Protect Retreat

First Play-off Game Here Sunday   Tri-County Baseball League  Sa ee ee ae

Denton Travels To Oxford Sunday   Tri-County Baseball League standing of Clube

Oxford To Play Here This Sunday   Tri-County Baseball League Standing nf Minha

Denton Plays Two At Broad Creek Sunday   Tri-County Baseball League  Standing nf Milectea

‘AP’ Photographer Captured By: Chinese Reds After Darina Venture

Photographer's Desire To Remain  With ‘Kids’ Results In: His Capture  By Red Chinese In Chang jin Sector   Wy STAK SUtTeToNT

Experienced Press Photographer Captured By Chinese Reds In Troop Convoy Ambush

‘LAUGHING MAN’ DRAGGED OFF BY CHIN ESE  Reds Capture A. P. Photographer

Correspondent Says Pulitzer Prize Winner Captured By Reds Because Heart Too Bie

Chinese Reds Capture Photographer Who Chose to Stay at Battle Front

Veteran AP Photographer Captured By Chinese When Marines Ambushed

Republicans Lead Voting In Maine  Democrats Trail In Nation’s First

Republicans  Leading kn Maine Usual Preference  In State Is Shown

Nation Eyes Maine Voting   ‘GOP Candidates Take Lead  In Early Returns  wee ema yee Ram tee

Congress Will Hear of Acheson Trip   Secretary Expected to Tell of Counter Moves Against Reds

Two Claimed in ‘Speedboat Crash   Five Rescued From Chilly Lake Erie Wate:

“Avewed’ Cousins Open Court Fight In Contest of Will   Would Invalidate Huge Fortune Left to Small Coal Mining Community

Flames Destroy Block of Town   Campbell, Mo., Loses Buti. ness Block; Damage High

BIG MISSOURI BLAZE   Business Block at Campbell De. stroyed: Damage at $400,000

Congress Rejects Korea Aid   Bipartisan Foreign Policy Defeat Stuns Administration

BIPARTISAN POLICY UPSET  House Rejects More Aid To Korea In Surorise Action

COLD WEATHER MAY STAY ON   Forecast Indicotes Chilly Readings Will Continue Over State Tonight

PASTOR BORN IN MT. V. IS HEAD OF ADVENTISTS   William H. Branson Elected President of World Seventh Day Adventists.

Senate Rules Committee Approves Crime Inquiry;  New Racket Is Revealed   Senator Brewster Says Mobsters’ Millions Are Being Poured Into Legitimate Businesses  To Take Them Over And Squeeze Dry

Senate Probe of Big-Time Crime Voted by Rules Body; $50,000 Allocated for Study

INVESTIGATION OF RACKETS IS GIVEN APPROVAL   ‘Big Business Invaded By Gangland Riches,  Senator Says   CRIME SYNDICATES SPECIAL TARGETS

Crime Probe Approved By Senate Group   Brewster Charges Mob . Money Has tnvaded Legitimate Business

SENATE GRIME PROBE APPROVED   COMMITTEE VOTES &50.000 POR INQUIRY INTO GANG. LAND'S ACTIVITIES.

France Builds Up War Strenath In Homeland  Tension Over Korean Crisis Mounts In Paris

Baltic Plane Incident Stirs Up Washington  Break In Dinlomati   Break In Diplomatic Relations Hinted

Sfafe Department Weighs Several Courses Of Action fo Meet New Russian Crisis

U.S. Studies Action In New Soviet Crisis   Several Courses Remain Open in the Serious Situation Arising From Russian Attack on Navy Plane — But Drastic Moves Not Likel

Officials Study Aetions fo Take in Soviet Crisis   Latest Note Precludes Any Settlement By  Thiinlamatic Channele

U.S. Weighs Course of Action \In Crisis Over Plane Incident   Congressmen Demanding Drastic Action, Including Break in Diplomatic Ties

Break With Russia Opposed at Capital   State Dept. Hopes ‘lo Avoid Dramatizing Baltic Feud— Several Courses Weighed

Baltic Incident Involving Plane May Bring Break   Ending Relations Being Suaqaested

Drastic Action Urged Over Plane Incident  State Department Weighs Several BPoccthiliittac Ta Meet New (pricic

May. Appeal Plane Incident to U.N.   Administration Leaders View Diplomatic Break With Disfavor

WEIGH MOVES n RED CRISIS   State Dep’t Prepares New Action Necessitated By Baltic lncident

New Action Is Pondered By Officials   Drastic Action From Congress Demanded, May Lead to Break

May Recall Ambassador Kirk From Moscow For ‘Consultations’   Solons In Demand For Drastic Action   Other Steps Considered Include New Note or  Apnealing Case to U.N.

Suggest  Break In Relations   Consider Recall Or Ambassador Fer Consultetion

Weigh Courses fo Meet Crisis   Leaders Shy Away from Extreme Steps in Baltie Incident

U, S, CONSIDERS MOVES 10 MEET SOVIET ENMITY   Baltic Incident, Which Cost Lives Of Ten American Airmen, Prompts Call From Congress For Action.

Russian Stand On Plane Shooting Brings Demands From Congress For Drastic Action  , Bm Tatu ee

Weigh Next Move In Plane Dispute   State Department Opposes Demands to Sever  Relations   MAY GO TO THE U. N   Baltic Incident Which Cost 10 Lives Not Near Settlement

Drastic Action Is Demanded in Baltic Incident   U. S. Officials Seek New Course to Meet Serious Crisis Created in. Washington-Moscow Relations

On B-29 Mixup U.S. ‘Cautious on Demands  To Break Ties with Reds

Soviet Relations May Be Severed   Strong Move Asked Of Congress After Rejection of Note

U. S. Plans Course OLA Action To Meet Serious New Crisis Created By Baltic Incident

U.S. Studies Next Move In Red Relations   Baltic Plane Crisis Brings Demand For Drastic U.S. Action

Crisis   Itic Incident  fen Move  or Sharp Steps   Demands Include Recail Of ssador, Diplomatic reak, Strong New Note

U. 8.-Soviet Dispute May GoToU.N.   Serious New Crisis Created By Shooting Down American Plane

tate Department Executives Weigh Several Plans To ‘Meet Serious New Crisis Created In RussianAmerican Relations By Plane Incident—Some Demands Made That Congress Take Drastic Action, Possibly Breaking Diplomatic Ties

‘State Department Weighs Rec Incidents; Breaking Off of Diplomatic Relations Unlikely

U. §. Ponders How To Meet Seriou Crisis In Relations With Russia.

Plane Incident Brings Demand For U. S. Action   Including Diplomatic Break; State Dept: Weighs Courses

U.S. Studies New Course of Action in Baltic Incident   Crisis Is Created by Soviet Rejection of Stern American Note

Weigh Next Move  In Plane Dispute  State Department Opposes Demands to Sever  Relations _  MAY GO TO THE U. N.  Baltic. Incident Which Cost 10 Lives Not Near

Study Next U.S. Move  In Crisis —   Baltic Plane Incident Brings Some Demands For Break With Soviet, But Step Not Probable

Russian  Course  USS. Drafting _ Plans To Meet   an e - « Gas ae

Officials Seek Action To Meet Crisis With Reds   Baltic Incident Prompts Demands For Drastic Action

EPL ON NIGHT?  White House Guards Secret  Of Truman Initial Pitch

‘Korean Communist Army Head Probably Will ’ Not Take Own Advice About Fighting to Deatt

50 TO TIN KOREA: Congressional Adviser Paints Gloomy Picture Of Global Wa:

CONGRESS GETS WARNING Russian Striking Power Growing Faster Than Ours

Ingrid-Rossellint Romance Spotlight Swings To Mexico Where Actress’ Divorce Is Sought

Professor Proves Pigeons Possess Powers  Of Mind Of Practical Value Under Stress

Arneund Toum  Gifts Of Gratitude  She Has 300 Caninés  42 Years In Business  And Other Local Tales

Truman Action Develops _ On Day to Day Basis; Capital Sure More to Come

Truman's Korear Policy Is Being Developed Daily   Seriousness of Our ‘Police Action’ Not Yet Fully Revealed

Lisa’s Mother Wants Part Of Her Earnings   Singing Star. Of ‘Kiss Me Kate’ Who Comes From Roscoe ‘Very Hurt? Over Mom’s Suit

‘Lisa’ Hurt Over Mother’s Suit      Seeks To Obtain Half Of - Broadway Star's Earnines

MAKES A PROPOSAI   Demo Senator Woulx Launch Bold New Peace  Offensive

SOLON PROPOSES FIFTY BILLION PEACE OFFENSIVE   ALTERNATIVE MAY BE U. S. POLICE STATE M’MAHON DECLARES

MeMahon For  $50 Billion  Peace Drive Offensive To End   Offensive To End ‘Terrible Arms Race’ Backed By Senator

Sen. McMahon Urges End To Armament Race  Admits Decision Of Truman’s in Matter le Necessary Now

PRESIDENT AIRS ATOMIC VIEWS IN CONFERENCE   Tells Newsmen U. S$. Demands Tight Control Before Outlawing Weapons

McMahon in Demand for Peace Drive   Asks $50,000,000,000 Project by U.S. To End Arms Race.

H-Bomb Decision  Stirs Peace Plea 50 Billion Dollar Program Aimed   20 Billion Dollar Program Aimed At World Peace Uraed in Senate

H-Bomb Cost Is Being Estimated At $200 Million   Lawmakers Also Predict Gates Of Secrecy Will Re Slammed.

McMahon Asks Peace Crusade  Of $50 Billion   ‘Move Heaven and Earth To Halt Atomic Race,” Senator Pleads

SENATOR URGES USE OF FIFTY BILL ION DOLLARS   VicMahon Advocates Spreading “Message Of Peace And Conciltation Over World  -~No Monopoly On H-Bomb Idea.

U.S. Firm on Control Plan   Truman Says Has Fepestedly Made Position Clear on Atomic Inspection:

Vast American Peace Offensive ‘Uroed fo End ‘Terrible Arms Race   Sen. McMahon Proposes $50,000,000,000 Bold, New Program; Truman Says U.S. Stand By Demand for Tight International Control

New 50 Billion U. S.  Peace Drive is Urged   Sen. McMahon Makes Proposal Today to End "Truly Terrible Arms Race” — Declares We Have No Monopoly on Hvdroaen Bomb Idea.   TRUMAN: FOR INSPECTIONS

U.S. fo Insist OnU.N. Controls Of Atom Energy  Truman Declares No New Notice Needed  Of WS) Intention

Truman To Stand: Pat On H-Bomb   United States Favors Control Inspections Before Outlawing Atomie Weapons

World Peace Drive Urged By McMahon   Indorses $50 Billion  World Economic Aid To Stop Arms Race, Would Include Russ

McMahon Asks for 50 Billion   Hydrogen Bomb Idea ls Not Only Method

$50 BILLION FOR PEACE PROPOSED   McMahon Suggests Pay Other Countries $70 Billion a Year for International Atomic Control.   WOULD GIVE AID TO ALL COUNTRIES   Says U. S. Has Choice of H-Bomb Race or Moving Heaven and Earth for Peace.

Would Start Bold Peace Offensive   McMahon Wants U. § to Spend $5 Billion to Halt Arms Race

McMahon Asks Peace Crusade   Urges $50 Billions Include Aid to Russ

Peace Crusade Suggested By Sen. McMahon   Plan. Would: End) Arma: ments Race. With Soviet Russia

Vast Peace Crusade Proposed   Senator McMahon Proposes Spending of $50 Billion.

Senator Urges $50 Billion U. Peace Crusade  Soviet Economic Aid Plan to Stop A-Arms Struggle

$50 Billion U.S. Peace Crusade to Halt ‘Atom: Arms Race Proposec

MW Mahon Urges $S0BillionBold  PeaceProgram   Proposes Offensive to End World’s ‘Terrible  Arms Race’

President Again Urges Strong Atomic Controls   Sees No Need to Notify U.N. on H-Bomb Order

50 Billion  Dollar Peace Drive Urged By MeMahon   Wants To Spur World Prosperity And Stop Atomic  Armaments Race

Peace Offensive Propesed Today In U.S. Senate   : Russia Blamed  ’ For The Decision  To Make H-Bomb

Peace Drive Is Proposed By Senator   Aims To Move _Heaven To Stop  Atomic Race

Truman Says  Atom Control  Position Same  U. S. Stands by Its Demands for Tight Inspections Before

Atomic . Controls Sull Asked   U.S. Not To Abandor Fight Because Of H-Bomb Decision

U. 5. Sticks By Demands For Inspections Before Agreeing To Outlawing Weapons

McMahon Says H-Bomb Is Nof Monopoly of U.S.   Truman ‘Asserts Tight World Control Of Weapons Needed

H-BOMB IS NOT SECURITY FOR US., HE SAYS   Certain Catastrophe Looms, He Warns In Senate Speech

Suggest ‘Bold, New’ Peace Offensive to End Arms Race   McMahon, Head of Atomic Group, Says Failure to Develop Hydrogen Bomb Might Mean Unconditional Surrender in Advanc

Truman Sticks Te Inspections.F or Atomic Controls  Capital Leaders Look To Cost Of

U.S. Wants Tight Control Before It StopsBombMaking   3  ‘Sruman Insists Nation J Wants Inspections;   * Hydvogen Price x  Tindeterntinnad

Economic Aid To Russia and Others Asked   Connecticut Democrat Sees Great Danger if Reds Get Super Bomb

Hydrogen Bomb Racé Is . Only Delaying Ultimate Catastrophe, Senate Told :

Truman Says International Regulation Still American Goal   Will Not Notify U.N. of H-Bombh   Has No Plan To Use Hydrogen Weapon Ordex As New Control Step

Back Curb Study Before: Banning Atomic Weapon:   Formally Notifying: UN  Truman Sees No Need For About H-Bomb Orders

Atomic Control Stand Still Same   Inspections before Outlawing - - Truman

M’MahonAsks$50Billion U.S. Peace Offensive To End ‘Terrible Arms Race’   Democratic Senator, Chairman Of House And Senate Atomic Committee, Warns H-Bomb In Red Hands May Incinerate America

MeMahon Asks Huge American Peace Crusade   Truman Rejects Plan For Another Move on World Atomic Contro

Inspections Necessary,  He Declares  Does Not Plan  To Notify U.N.

Proposes a Huge ‘Peace Offensive’ fo End Arms Race   Sen. McMahon Calls for 50 Billion Dollar Outlay for H-Bomb Development.

$18-BILLION IN GOODS FROM EAST GERMANY   O. &. Ssys Stalia’s Cut In Keparations Will Be OF Little Bele Ve Pesnia

Thousands Fight California Fires  More Than 100,000 Acres Burned Over

Flames Destroy:More Than 100,000 Acres Thousands Join In Battling Forest Fires In California

Foes of Truman Housing Program Back Substitute   Quarrel Over 2 Measure: Is Centered In Loans To Co-Operatives

GOP to Offer Housing Plan   Anti-Administration 5143 Rejected in Committee

Atty. General MeGrath is  Given Rebuke   Object to Way He Interprets the Subversive Law

LATTIMORE ‘RED CELL MEMBER. SAYS BUDENZ   In Plot to Help Communists Take China, But Not Top Russ Spy, Says Senate Witnes:

Claims Party Leader Gave Instructions   Ex-Daily Worker Editor Tells of Link With ‘Cell’ In Pacific

Ex-Editor Testifies In McCarthy Case   Former Communist Says Accused Man Reported to be Member of Party

Ex-RedEditot Backs Charge By McCarthy   Far East Expert Linked With Plot To Deliver China

Witness Testifies Under Oath State Departnient Expert Held Membership in Red Organization

Budenz Testifies Under Oath at Senate Hearing That Lattimore Was Member of Communist Cell

Witness Cites Many Reports of Party Ties   ’ Charges Professor Party to Conspiracy to Turn China Red

Budenz Gives Testimony To Senate Group   Says His Charges Based On What Othere Told Him

Ex-Communist Says Expert Cell’ Member   Says “Cell” Existed ’ At Institute of ' Pacific Relations

Lattimore Called Member of Red Espionage ‘Cell  Co Ow mie Cm   Ex-Communist Says He Did Not Know Him as ‘Top Agent'

Former Party Member Testifies That Owen Lattimore Was Associated With Two ‘Soviet’ Representatives And Was Member Of ‘Communist Cell’ In Institute Of Pacific Relations—Accused Baltimore Professor And His Lawyers Attend Hearing 3

Ex-Commie Says Lattimore Was Red Cell Member   Budenz Tells Senate Group Professor Knew Two ‘Soviet Agents’

NOT ‘TOP MAN’ IN U.S. SETUP, WITNESS SAYS   Former Red Relates Information About . Far Eastern Expert

Former Red Editor Tells On Diplomat   Senate Group Hears Far East Expert Not ‘No. 1 Agent’

spy Professor Iso Associate [Soviet Agents   With Institute Of Pacific  Tein ‘Places. Accused  Relations. Leftist Group

Does Not Support McCarthy ‘Top  Agent’ Charge   Says Far Eastern Expert Praised at 27 Dalithura MAaatinge

Budenz Says He Belonged to Spy Cell Here   Admits Accused Might Not Have Been Actual Communist

Budenz Reveals Stachel Placed Communist Tag   Asks Browder, Jaffe, Fields Be Summoned To Verify Testimony

Reformed Red Identifies Him As Agents’ Aid  Ex-Daily Worker Editor in Charge

Was a Member of  “Communist Cell”   sw Seeeee VessesyoS OW Wee  Louis F. Budenz Testifies Before Senate Com mittee IN. LATTIMORE CASE  Conflicting Testimony Could Bring Action to ‘a Climax

FORMER EDITOR ON WITNESS STAND IN SENATE PROBE   Says He Did Not Know Lettimore As Russians Top Aoent Hare

Claims Expert Associated With ‘Soviet Agents’  Tells Board Evidence   Tells Board Evidence Can Be Obtained To Support Testimony

Witness Backs Up McCarthy's Accusations   Ex-Communist Also ‘Claims Lattimore Associated With Soviet Agents

Testimony Given By Louis Budenz   Witness Tells Senate Committee Far Eastern Expert Was Associated With Two Men Who Were Soviet Agents

Red Agents Identified By Budenz   Cemmitiee Hears Witness Name Owen Lattimore as Associate of Communist Representatives

Lattimore Painted Red By Budenz   Ex-Commie Who Spurned Party Testifies Today To Senate Committee  A MEMBER OF ‘CELL’  Former Editor of ‘Daily Worker’ Partly Backs Up McCarthy’s Charge

Says Professor Was Once Party Cell’ Member   Former Communist Gives Testimony To Senate Group

SAYS BROWDER ‘COMMENDED’ OFFICIAL   Far East Expert Associated With Two Red Agents  FORMER RED   Claims Accused Belonged To “Communist Cell” Of Pacific Organization

Red Cell Member He Says   Ex-Editor Tells Senate Probers Of Association

Johns Hopkins Professor Associated With Two Soviet Agents, Solons Hear

Ex-Communist Testifies In Senate Investigation Of McCarthy Accusations

Budenz Tell: Of Party’s  Instruction   Senators Probe McCarthy Claims

Former Daily Worker Editor Admits He Has  No Direct Evidence   Denies M’Carthy Claim That Lattimore - Was ‘Top Russian Agent’ in U.S. Says He Didn't Refer to Him as Communist

3 MORE STRIKE ~ ATMcCARTHY   McGrath To Decide Soon On Amerasia Case Report.

Senate No Granc Jury, Says Veep  Doubts Propriety of Certain Investiaations

To Decide Soon li Amerasia Case Be Public   Three More Republicans Join Party Members Criticizing McCarthy

Decision Due Soon On Amerasia Case   Justice Department Action Follows New Charges hy G.O.P. Senator

Barkley Reminds Senate Not To Exert Authority Of Grand Jury In Probe

Barkley Objects To Senate Probe Of Amerasia Case  Vice President  Donbts Propriety ' Of Investigation

SENATE NO JURY, SAYS BARKLE}   Refers To Resolution Demanding Authority In Amerasia Case

Since Senate Would Sit As Court If Impeachment Proceedings Were To Result, It Should Not Be Grard Jury

Amerasia Case Report May Be Made Public  Decision Soon In Answer To Charges B.. @.. BB M.Wwal..

GOVERNMENT IS ASKED TO MAKE REPORT PUBLIC   Attorney - Genera) Promises Decision Soon—Stolen Documents Charges Are Pressed.

McGrath Studies  Course —   Report To Public On Amerasia Case Being Considered

Amerasia Fight Boils  Senate Not ‘Grand Jury, Barkley Tells Committee

McGrath Views Question Of Public Report  Make Public Report On Amerasio Case

Barkley Warns Against Probes   Vice-President Assert: Doubt About Red Inquiry

IMPEACHMENT DUTY OF HOUSE —  Senate Probe Of Officials In '45 Amerasia Case Hil

Senate Warned That It Isn’t A Grand Jury   Vice-President Barkley Doubts Propriety Of Public Officials’ Prob

cGRATH MAY REVEAL DATA )N AMERASIA   \tterney General Says Justice Department Will De- . cide Soon Whether to Meke Facts Public   ATEST DEVELOPMENTS

McGrath May Make Public Amerasia File   New Developments Brinc Reports From Attorney General in 1945 Case  Recommended by Jury

IWSTICE OCPT. 10 DECIDE SOUN ON AMERASIA REPOR   Attorney General To Studh Grand Jury's Advice Ts Publish Data

Doubts Propriety of Inquiries of Public Officials   May Result in an Impeachment, Says the Vice President

Amerasia Quiz House's Duty, Barkley Says   Possibility of Impeachment Seen Taking Case Out Of Senate’s Hands

Barkley Is ‘Tart’ On GOP Plea for Amerasia Check   Senate is Reminded By Vice President It is not Grand Jury

Questions Right to Start One   Resolution Asking Amerasia Quiz Is Sent to Committee

Possibility Of Inquiry Is Doubted   V-P Barkley Reminds Senate It Isn't Grand Jury In A Reply To GOP

Barkley Raps Senators in Amerasia Case   Senate Is Not Grand Jury, He Says; Doubt: Propriety of Appeal

—AMERASITA— Decision To Be Made On Files  McCarthy Hurls More Charges

Decision Pending On Making Public Full Report of Case   Attorney General Issues Statement Following Weekend Developments

Tart Reminder : Has Connection With Amerasia  “Impeachment. Angle lnaunlvod ork becwa: ad

Upper House No! A'’Grand Jury, Asserts Barkley   Probe Resolution Sent To Committee; McGrath May Repor

‘Way Cleared For Separate Amerasia Quiz   Protesting Barkley Sends Capehart’s Demand to Senate's Judiciary Committee

SLEET AND SNOW FADE. INTO RAIN OVERNIGHT   More Than One Inch Of Precipitation Recorded In Hanover— Temperature Rises Today

Advance Poses New Threat to American Line   Marines Rescue Surrounded Army Detachment

Reds Breach Naktong Line, Cross Rivet   Marines Rescue Army Units In South

Congress Goes Slow on Truman Plans  Economic Message   Economic Message by President Assailed bv GOP

Congress Goes Slow on Truman Plans  Economic Message  by President - Braocdlad ker MOD

SLOW POLICY IN BRITAIN URGED   Morrison Pledges To Carry Out More State Ownership Plans

Labor Party’s Eye On More  Businesses   Sugar, Cement Trade. Life Insurance Put Next By Socialists

Highlights In The News  * Draft Session Called Tonight  * Sterling Wins Senate Okay

Scout Jamboree Officials Allay Polio Epidemic Fears Following Boy’s Death

SCOUTS BREAK.CAMP TONIGHT: POLIO . OUTBREAK RUMOR DENIED BY OFFICIAIS

Administration Protest Ignored By House Group   Vet Administration Given Extra Funds; Money Bill Due Toda,

HOUSE GROUP IN MOVE TO DUMP SURPLUS FOODS   Would Substitute CCC Goods For Billion Dollars In Aid

Cut Europe Aid, Send Billion in US Cron Surplus   Committee's Idea_ Brings Objections. From Administration:

Farm Surplus Would Be Sent To Europeans   House Committee. Votes To Cut Marshall Pian oa Buwde

$1 Billion ECA Slash, Substitution of Farm Surplus Voted by Bloc

BILLION DOLLAR GUT IN MARSHALL PLAN CASH VOTED   House Committee in Favor of Sending Farm Surpluses Worth That Amount Instead of Money.   ACTION OPPOSED BY ADMINISTRATION   ECA Chief Hoffman Says “We Don't Like to Be Put in That Kind of a Strait jacket.”

Farm Surpluses Would Replace Cut In Marshall Plan Cash   “STRAIT JACKET,” ECA DIRECTOR DECLARES

Act to Slash Foreign Aid by Billion And Provide Surplus Crops Instead

House Group Swaps Surplus For ECA Cash   $1 Billion in Farm Crops Substituted for Money In Bi-Party Vote

Billion In Cash Lopped Off Funds For Marshall Plan   House Committee Votes To Give Farm Surplus Controlled By Commodity Credit Corporation To Make Up Balance of Fund Asked For ECA

Would Send U.S. Farm Surpluses  To Europe   Committee Votes Thus To Slash Marshall Plan By Bullion Cash

Marshall Aid Fund Slash Approved   Committee Plans to Use Farm Surpluses Instead

HOFFMAN OPPOSES PROPOSAL  House Group Votes To Cut ECA Funds, Provide Farm Surpluses

Dr. Sander’s Wife to Take Stand as One of Final Witnesses for Defense

INCREASED  MAN POWER NECESSARY .   British Leader Clement Attlee to -Come: to United States for Con ; ference on World Problems and Critical Korean Situation.

Armed Millions May Be Needed  See Five To Seven Million Men Needed

‘Wife Doesn’t Care For ‘Husband's Dual Life Activities, She Tells Judge

North Korean Planes Downed  U. S. Manned Fighter:  Dr nbaet Sumenaee

U. S. Pilots Down 4 Planes  anon fiers al Of  Americans From Korea

U. S. FIGHTERS SHOOT DOWN FOUR PLANES      American Pilots Blast RussianBuilt Warplanes Over South Korea.

6NorthKorean Ships Downed: Reds Stopped  Mustangs Open Fire  When Red Planes Tried To Interfere.

Government Attorneys Plan For Injunction Request As Lewis Denies Strike Is Menace As Yet To Nation’s Public Health, Safety

wKwKkKKweKk* ‘STOCK MARKET TAKES  " STEEPEST PLUNGE IN OVER A YEAR TODAY

Stock Market Drops Sharply   Korean Hostilities Figure in Trading

NOTES SENT U.S. RUSSIA BY NEHRL   INDIA’'S PRIME MINISTER BE LIEFVEn SFEKING WAY TO. END KORFAN WAR.

Nehru Send: Secret Note To Russians  Indian Volunteered To Act As Mediator In Korean Struggle

War Tax Bil OK'd, Goes To White House   After Senate, House Approve $4 Billion Hike In Taxes

Truman 0. K. Seen as Soon as Senate Acts   Committee Called to Outline Levy on Excess Profits

House Passes Measure to Boost Taxes.   Senate Slated to Speed Bill Afortg To White House

WAR TAX BILL SENT TO TRUMAN FOR SIGNATURE   Millions Of Taxpayers Will Have To Dig Deeper October 1   CORPORATION TAXES TO BE LEVIED LATER

CONGRESS VOTES FOR TAX INCREASE OF $4 700,000.00   War Emergency Measure Re: ceives Overwhelming Majorities in Both House and Senate.   ‘50 MILLION PERSONS  / WILL BE AFFECTED   Government to Start Taking About 20 Per Cent More   @Qut of Pay Checks on  . October 1.

House Passes Defense Fund Bill Quickly.   Action on Measure in Senate Seems Assured During Afternoon; Bill Goes to Truman

War Tax Passes Overwhelmingly; Goes to Truman  Die Pecdte Baal Teesceed PY   Public to Fee! Impact O: New Measure Nine Dave Hance

Big Tax Hike OK'd in House  To Pay for War One-Fifth More to Be Taken From Paychecks

House O. K.’s 4.7 Billion  Tax Increase   Senate Action Expected To Speed Measure to Truman by Nightfall

Emergency  Tax Bill Sent  To Truman   Income Levies On Individuals Go Up October !

House Passes War Tax Hike Measure   q'’ Down Payment on Sum Needed to Arm Against Communist Aggression

Levy On Income Will Take Jump Starting Oct. 1   Increases To Range  From 12-20 Per Cent

TO PAY DEFENSE COSTS   Congress Agrees to Take Up Excess Profits After  Adjournment

President Certain  To Approve Levies   Senate And House Give Income Tax Increase Overwhelming Majorities—Law Becomes Effective a Eiaht Deve Eran, Naw .

HOUSE ADOPTS TAX-BOOSTING   Senate Passage Today Ex. pected To Send Measure To President

Tax-Increase Bill Goes fo Truman Before Nightfall   House Shouts 328-7 Approval; Senate to Act This Afternoon

Truman Waits Revenue Plan From Senate   Passage Expected To Place Measure In Lan hy Tonight

TRUMAN’S BABY NOW Congress Okehs Tax Bill Of $4.7 Billion for War

Tax Boost Bill Passed By House.   Measure Expected, To Reach Truman's Desk Late Today

Speed Big Tax Hike Measure:   Bill Already Pyased By House Expected to Get Senate Okay and Be: Sent to Truman Today

Congress Passes Big  = {  Tax Measure Calls On Millions Of Americaus To Give Financial Aid

Huge War Tax Bill Wins Wide Margin In Congress Tally   Certain Okay Expected from Truman; First Impact Will Be Felt by Public Nine Days from Now: Government Takes One-Fifth More Taxe

Expected to Go To Truman's Desk By Nightfall Today  Kinhor Ratac (an   Higher Rates Go Into Effect On October 1 Pay

ly American’s pocketbook. On Oct. 1 the income tax with-—   BULLETIN

Expected it Will Be on Desk of President Truman  Before Nightfall

House Favors. Tax Boost Bill   Senate Expected to Pass It by Nightfall

Tax Boost Bill Whoops Through House, 328 to 7   First Installment Is Provided to Meet Cost of War

House Approves Tax Measure to Pay Cost of Arms   Senate Expected to Act Quickly on tha Measure; May Be To Truman Tonicht

EXCESS PROFITS TAX LATER ~ War Levy Passes Easily; Higher Income Taxes to Begin Oct. 1

Income Tax Raise. Approved by House In Roll Call Vote   Fast Senate Action Expected To Put War On Pay-as-Go Basis

President May Get Tax Boos! Bill By Tonight   Would Take One-Fifth More Taxes From Workers’ Pay

House Approves Tax Boost Setup  By 328 to 7 Vote  Senate Expected To Speed Bill to Deacidant’c Dacl

HouseShouts Okay Of Tax Boost Bill  Senate Expected To Send Measure to Truman Today

House Speeds Tax Hike Bill To Senate   Senators Expected To Approve Four Billion Dollar Law

One-Fifth Mere Taxes  Senate, House Apyrove War Tax Rill by Overwhelining Maroins

BOTH HOUSES APPROVE WAR TAX MEASURE   206¢ Personal Income Levy Boost Sure Of KST Okay

Truman May Get Tax Bill By Nightfull   Congress Ready To Complete Work On New Measure

First Big Engagement For American Forces, Artillery And Air Forces Joining Tanks In Supporting Infantry

Fighting Within Miles of Vital Kum River; Heavy Pressure in Chonan Sector; Red Jet Fighters Appear.

U. S. Tanks Halt Red Armor: Seven Yanks Found Slain   North Korean Invaders Are Heavily Pounded From U.S. Warplanes; Americans Furious At Brutal Murder of Comrades by Captors

Communists  Approach  Kum River Balked by Yank   Balked by Yank Armor and Plane  In Other Drives

a ooo’ lS ae VT eS Sw ieee =* 8248 S489 8° 24487"  12 Men Convicted Yesterday o1 Stolen Grain Charges

SENTENCE [S DEFERRED  12 Men Convicted Yesterday or Stolen Grain Charges

2 Soldiers Are Back At Berlin  Released By Reds After Questionina

Count 26 Dead in Floods in U. S. and Canada  far 33 hh KX... ....._

Floods Still Menace Nebraska, North Areas  ™.. 6. Aonnunlsitat Bun.

Floods Continue As Death Toll Climbs fo b   2 Oklahomans Drown; Nebraska Total Up To 22: Manitoba, 2

Midwest Flood Toll Reaches 26  Oklehome, Nebraska, ae 1  Baume Lee

Flash Floods Leave 22 Dead In Nebraska   One Eighth of Winnipe; Under Water: Train Marooned

Flood Menace Continues in 3 Areas; 22 Dead   Death Toll Boosted In Nebraska; 2,000 More Flee Winnipeg

NATION'S FLOOD DEATH TOLL TO 20; STATE HIT   Two Sooner Lives Lost or Flooded Bridge near Shawnee Today

Deaths Mount As Floods Hit U.S., Canada   22 Dead In Nebraska; One-Eighth Of City Of Winnepeg Inundatec

Death Toll From Floods Reaches 26  Two Men Drowned anc Scores Forced From - Homes in Oklahoma  SWEPT FROM THEIR CAR Search Continues in South:  eastern Nebraska for 9 Persons   SWEPT FROM THEIR CAR

‘Canada, Midwest  Rivers on Rampage   Nine Missing in Nebraska Torrents; Winnipeg Situation Grows Graver

Death Toll Reaches 22 In Flood Sector   Officials May Make Evacuation Compulsory At Winnipeg, Canada

Deaths Ir Floods  Increase   In Oklahoma Seores Driven From Homes by Swollen Streams

Flood Toll 22 As Waters Rise  Menace Continues In Northern Areas

Death Toll 22 As Northwest Floods Continue   9 Still Missing In Nebraska; Winnipeg Situation Serious

Two Drowned as Torrents Hit Oklahoma   Nebraska Counts 22 Dead; Refugees Jamming Winnipeg

Hundreds Driver From Homes In South States   Eighth of Winnipeg Is Under Water; Streams Still Rise

Flood Deaths  Grow   Toll In Nebraska Reaches 22; Two States, Canada Hit

Flood Death Toll Mounts ini Nortiwest   Many Lives Lost As High Waters Sweep Over Several Areas

Hundreds Driven From Homes In South States  Eiahth of Winnipea   Eighth of Winnipeg Is Under Water; Streams Still Rise

Time Vital Factor For  U.S. Safety   Country Needs It To Get Set  To Ficht Aceression

Today s Big Question: How Long Do Free Nations Have Before Reds Strike?

Life Term Given At Murder Trial  White Man Convicted   emelnwimac Rane

Life Term Given For Miss. Killing  Another Faces Trial For Negro Massacre

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL HITS 390 OVER HOLIDAY   Traffic Fatalities Are Under Estimate But Claim 247 Lives

Holiday Deaths Climb To 366  Traffic Fatalities Not Up To Estimates

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 290   Traffic Mishaps Number 247,  ‘Under Estimates

Three-Day Death Toll Reaches 390   Traffic Accidents Account For 247

TOL. HTS 390 OVER HOLIDAY   Traffic” Fatalities. Are Under Estimate But Claim 247 Lives

STOCK GAINS MARK COAL STRIKE “END   Bid For Industrials, Rails Lift Market Price Level Over 3-Year High .

Inflation Feared Due To Korean Wa  Federal Reserve Board Has Proaram

Seek Order to Destroy ‘Slots   idan Tiaht Ward   Lid on Tight, Word After Raid in Hilinois

President Hits At Profiteers As Prices Rise   Food Supplies Plentiful, Executive Says as U.S. Canciders Cantrale

$150,000 Carver Memorial Fund Bill Is Signed   Disguised Reds Seized in Pusan

3 Children Die in Mears Fire   Apartment Building Destroyed, Overheoted Stove Starts Blaze

Ten Are Injured In Traffic    And Truckload of Eggs Also a Casualty In Weaok-end Accidents.

Searchers Give Up Dog Caught in Cave As a Gener   Week’s Efforts Futile And The Hound Is Whining No More

Legislature Gets Controversial Vet Preference Bill   As Set Up It Sidesteps Disputed Issue of Retention Preference

Veterans Remain Opposed ee ee eset  Point Preference Civil Service Bill Presented to Levislature

BAHAMAS BRACE FOR 140-MILE AN HOUR WINDS  Storm Threatens Florida

Volunteers ‘Disappoint’ Recruiters  Offices Ordered To Open Sunday

Hot War With Russia Over Plane Unlikely  U. S. Expected to Turr  Down Red Protest Of Incident

No Hot War Soark Seen   Moscow Protest Not Taker Lightly but Nebedy’s in Fight-Picking Mood

War Fear Slight In Air Incident  U. S, Officials Still Seek Facts

 Russian Protest Taken Seriously  U.S. Officials Regard Hot War Over Plane Incident Unlikely

Neither Russia Nor-U.S. Wants To Pick A-Fight   More Notes, Tensior Deterioration of Rela tions Predicted

Washington Sees No Hot War Issue In Russian Action  Officials Declare Lost Aircraft Had No Combat Arms

No Indication Found That Either Nation Is Ready to Knock Chip Off Shoulder; Investigation On

Missing Plane Believed Shot Down by Russ   U. S. Studies Protest But Expected to Give Tartly Worded Reply

Anary Notes Are Exchanged With Moscow  Soviets Shoot Down Unarmed U. S. Plane

Authorities Have Little Fear Of War About Plane   Protest By Russia Termed As Likely  Nuisance Measure

No “Hot” War As Result of  Ineident Seen   U. S. Officials Admit Tension Will Sharpen But Russ Not Believec Ready for Conflict

U. S. Officials Believe Craft Was Shot Down By Red Fighter Plane   Oil Slick Sighted  In Baltic Search   Expect Russ ‘Protes? To Be Rejected In Sharply-Worded Note

Diplomats And Military Authorities Regard Incident As Serious But Hardly Cause For Use Of Arms.

Exchange Of Complaints, Notes Seen   State Department, Military Faking Incident Seriously

OFFICIALS DOUBT PLANE SHOOTING CAUSE FOR WAR   State Department And Military Leaders See Trouble In Re rt But Think War With Russia Unlikely.

Each Nation Expected Te  Use Caution   Single Incident Relieved Unlikely To Cause Conflict

Neither U. 5. Nor Russians Seek Contlid  State Department Counter-Charaes

Next Step Is Rejection  Of Red Note   Capital Does Not Treat Shooting Down of US  ~ Men Lightly; Tension ¥e Sharper   Denial Is Made   Air Foree, Navy Declare No. Plane Could Have Made Attack

Not Treating Protest Lightly   US Officials Say Soviets May Have Downed Navy Plane

Hot War With Reds Unlikely Diplomats Say   Plane Incident Expected Only To Raise Tensior

Officials Think Reds Shot Down American B-24   Counter-Protest : Appears Probable, ’ Bat War Unlikely’

Officials View War As Unlikely   No Drastic Results Are Expected From Shooting Incident

Hot War Over Plane Incident Seen Unlikely  Treat Red Protest Seriously, But U. S. Sure lt len’t Trie

Plane Incident Not Likely to End in Hot War  But. Red. Protest. Is Not Treated Lightly

No Armed Plane In Area, Retort   Life Raft Spotted On Baltic, Report

Hot War With Russia As Result Of U.S. Plane Shooting Scrape Called Unlikely

Plane Incident Held Unlikely Te Lead To Shooting   Diplomatic Officials Deceline To Take Matter Lightly, Do Not Believe Incident Will Bring Wa

Plane Attack Charge Won't Start War, Diplomats Say  U. S. Due to Reject Russian Protest;  sate Deeds Skat Down American Bomber

‘Hot War’ Over Plane Incident. Highly Unlikely   Navy Plane Reports Spotting Life Raft in Bal at. But Danes Think Buoy Was Sighted

Neifher U.S. Nor Russians Seek Conflict   State: Department _ Counter-Charges. _Kramlin. Protect

NO HOT FICHT LIKELY DUE TO B-24 INCIDENT   U. S. Officials Fear No Imme diate Clash Since Plane Shooting Scrape

Plane Incident Not To Launch Hot War, View   Russian Protest Not To Be Taken Lightly However U. S, Rejection, Own Complaint Apnear Ae Next Stane

Driver Injured As Car Crashes Bridge  Faces Motor Cod  Violation Charge

Congressional Leaders, With One Exception, Ap prove Fateful Decision To Produce Proposed Hydrogen ‘Super Bomb’

TRUMAN'S OKAY FOR H-BOMB   President Says He Acted To Bolster U. S. Defense; Cole Protests Decision.

University Group Backs UMT Plan  World Conditions Bring Approval

Universal Military Training Proposed By Association Of American Universities

Unmarried Gals in Pennsylvania Shirt Factory Set Old Maid’s Day for First Saturday of Marrying Month

Pro-US Party Wins  Japanese Elections   Announce Plan to Outlaw Communist Party—Reds Threaten Retaliation

RIDES TO VICTOR‘   Incomplete Returns Show Liberals Hold Plurality  in Japan

Liberal s Win Plurality In Upper House   Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida’s Party Rides To Strong Victory

Pro-U.S. Ticket Is  Victor in Japan   House of Councillors Election Gives Strong Plurality and Will Have 69 Members in Upper Chamber

Japan's Pro-Occupation Candidates Ride To Strong Victory In Election

Japan Reports Liberal Party Wins Election   Reds Threaten Retaliation If Party Js Outlawed By Tokyo Government

Jap Liberals Ride To Win In Upper House   Pro-Occupation Forces Take Edge; Reds To Be Outlawec

Jap Liberals Win Election By Wide Edge   Pro-Occupation Forces Control Administration Of Islands; Plans Made To Outlaw Communists

Japan's Vote Is Pro-U.S.; Reds Beaten   Liberal Party Rides to Vic"tory in Election   No Indication if Result Wil Affect Plan to Outlaw  Communists.

Pro-Occupation Tickef Wins in Japanese Vote   Election Results Seen As Rebuke to Foes of MacArthur Program

JAP LIBERALS SCORE VICTORY   Obtain ‘46 Seats With 22 h Doubt; Government To Outlaw Reds

REDS DEFEATED IN JAP. VOTING   Prime Minister's Liberal Por. ty Rides Pro-Occupation Ticket to Victory

Increase Taxes, Then Go Home,  Con cress Told   Truman Says Levies And Money Bills All He Wants Of Solons At Present

Near Accord On Drafting Peace Plan For Korea.   6 Small Powers To Take Action; Reds Want “Peace”

Marines Fight Out OL Tr rap  For Freecom   Ships Prepared To Evacuate Americang if They Reach Port

FLIER REPORT CONTACT WITH RELIEF TROOPS   ‘Warships and Transports Lie at Hamhung Port for Evacuation.

Ships Ready To Evacuate Fighting Mer   In West Chinese Reds Smash Into New Defense Line

Complete First Leg. Of Escape  20.000 Marines ~   20,000 Marines And Army Men Battling to Reach Korean Seaport

Encircled Troops in East Now Fourth of Way Out to Freedom As Warships Await Off Coast, Reds Drive For Parallel After Breakthrough

—FIRST LEG — Ships Are Ready fOr Evacuation   CHINESE HIT AT NEW LINE

News Day, Night   Ships Await Tenth Corps At Hunenam   Chinese Smash Into New UN Line In Drive Toward 38th Parallel

Units Link Up in Drive For Escape   North Korean Regiment Crosses Parallel 38 Far to Southwest.   (Man on Picture Pace )

May Have Contacted Relief Column; Chinese Reds Hit New Allied Line

FIRST BIG BATTLE SINCE PYONGYANG RETREAT LOOMS   20,000 Encircled Marines And Army Infantrymen Fighting South From Koto Toward U.S. Transpor' Armada On East Coast.   Meet Relief Column.

Yanks Gain in Drive Out of Trap   Chinese Smash Into Allied Positions in Drive for Seoul

Trapped Men Battie Through First Step Toward Rescue Unit   Transports And Warships Assembled Off Hungnam; Reds Drive Toward 38th In West.

India Shifts Policy And ts Now Arming For Defense   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

52 Persons Hurt In Train Crash   Cleveland-Bound B. and O. Passenger Train Hits Express Headon at Connellsville

52 Are Hurt As Trains Hit  Head-On Collision  As DannallestIia Pa

Malik Charges U. S. Wants Korea for Military Balwark   Russian Who Heads UN Security Council Draw: Wrath of England’s Representative, Sir Gladwyn Jebb; Torrid Words.

Jebb Says Reds Gather in Asia For the Kill  Briton Tangle swith Malik in UN Counci

Britain’s Jebb Charges Reds  ‘Set For Kall?   Clashes with Malik In Oratorical Battle Over Korean Situatior

7 on oe  Jebb Jibes Malik In UN Impasse   Korean Aggression Due To Red Repulse In Europe. Stated

Reds Claimed Massing ‘For The Kill’ =  Briton Blasts Red Ambitions In Asia

RED IMPERIALISM, SAYS JEBB, IS CONCENTRATING ON ASIA FOR THE KILL

BRITON TANGLES WITH MALIK IN VERBAL BATTLE   ‘Jebb Says Communists ! Are Concentrating In Asia : “For The Kill”   SECURITY COUNCIL DEADLOCK UNBROKEN

Malik Pictures MacArthur In Emperor Role   Briton Scoffs At Idec Of American Youths As Imperialists

BRITAIN SAYS “KILL” IN ASIA IN RED PLANS   Bitter Oratorical Battle Continues  In UN Council

British Delegate Tells UN Reds Concentrating In Asia ‘For:The Kill’

BRITON ATTAGKS RED IMPERIALISM   JEBB SAYS COMMUNIST FORCES IN ASIA ARE CONCENTRATING FOR KILL,

Reds Concentrate in Asia “for Kill” ‘Jebb Reports to UN   British Agent Tangles With Malik In Battle Over Korea

Britain’s Jebb Warns U.N. Of Asia Peril   Asserts Russ Ready For ‘Kill? After  Repulse in Europe

Red Imperialism Masses ‘for the Kill’ In Asia, Briton Tells UN Council

Germans Denied Troops, Planes   High Commissioner Promises Berlin U.S  Will ‘Stick With Them’

MGLOY PLEDGES U. 8. SUPPORT TO WEST GERMAN   ‘Commissioner Restutes American Policy In Speech  ‘At Stutteart

BERLINERS ARE ASSURED OF U.S. SUPPORT   High Commissioner McCloy Makes Vigorous Statement of ‘American Policy.

Army, Aerial Force Denied To Germany   Berlin Assured U. S. Help in Red Blockade

'U..S. THE ON COUNTRY l KXOWHOW [ BUILD BOMB        Workd-Famous Physleist Bays ‘That. British Knowledge offHydrogen Bomb is Being -Péoled with That of United stated.

ATOMIC SCIENTIST SAYS U, S, LEADS IN THE H-BOMB RACE   ' Rated "Only Country” Able To Produce Deadly Bomb Immediatel:

Long Strike At Chrysler Held Likely   UAW, Company Is Braced For Extended Walkout Over Pension Demand;  112,000 Are Idled

OVER 112,000 WORKERS IDLED BY AUTO STRIKE   CIO, Chrysler Prepare for Long Crippling Strike

Brace For Long Car Shutdown   112,000 Workers Now Idle, More Will Be Out Of Work Soon

Chrysler Union Sees Long Strike   Siore than 112,000 Idle in Dispute Today; Mor to Lose Work.

TWENTY CENTS PER $1,000 TAX APPROVED   Tax Will Go On .1950 Duplicate te All Carnitine

Higher Rates May Be Needed In Later Years   Real, Personal Property Subject To Assessment

Soldiers’ Bonus Levy to Cost $6700 in County   Special Levy Nesded To Obtain Funds; 25 Million for State ©

20 Cents Per Thousand of Tax Values Levied to Pay Ohio Veterans’ Bonus

Rail Unions Break Ott Negotiations  With Companies   Mediation Official Says Differences @ Are Too Great; Strike Authorized

Rail Unions, Firms Call Off Parley   Differences In Demands Said To Be ‘Too Great’

Red Flyers Who Fired on Lost U.S. Plane Decorated; Hunt Continues

U. S. Counter Blow Gains Momentum   But Commie Punct at Central Sector Imperils Position

Fresh Troops Rushed to Stem Red Advance   U-Mile U.S. Gain in South Save Pusan From Peril

(;rim Battle Is On To End  CommiePush   Thousands Of Koreans Pour Across River; U,. 8, Ships Strafe GI's

Fresh U.S. Troops Sent. To Front in Attempt to Stop Red Breakthrough

73) Passenger Trains in State Halted Today   Dwindling Supplies Of Coal Forcing Strict Conservation

Top Command Finds Korea Outlook Good   Pentagon Not Ready To See Victory Just Ahead, However

North Korean Unit Reinvades Southern Zone   Martial Law Is Imposed as Panic Spreads in Seoul

20.000 Marines and G{s 9 Brent Out of Chinese Trans and Redezvous for New Fight ta Escape te Sea.

North Korean Troops Cross 8th Parallel  Second Invasion Of South Korea

Favorable House Action Seen For Allowance Issue  Little Controversy Due In Support For Serviceman’s Family

Ultimatum Warns Further Resistance Will Increase Loss of Life and Damage

Jamestown Man Sells Large Share Of Stock Held In Washington Senators

Truman CoalMove ‘Ys Asked   Senate’s Demo Leader Urges End to Crisis

‘Action In Coal Crisis: ls Demanded   Sen Lucas Puts Appecl Directly Un To White House

Demo, Senator Makes Appeal for US. Mine Action   Lewis and UMW Sued for $8 Million for Work Stonpnages

Presidential Senate Leader Asks White House to Act in Coal Crisis

Lucas Asks Action in Coal Crisis   Meanwhile Lawsuits Pile Up Against Lewis UMW Leader.

LUCAS APPEALS FOR TRUMAN T0 TACKLE LEWIS   Senate Leader _ Insists White House Act To End Stalemate

Lucas Appeals To Truman For Action On Coal   ‘Contends Lewis’ Order Reaching Critical Stage

Sen. Lucas Urges Truman  To End the Coal Crisi:   Democratic Leader Issues Surprise ‘Appeal After Republican Congressmen Declare People Are Erecsiog-— Lllinoisan Also Asks Lewis and Miners to Reach an Agreement Restoring Five-Day Work Week.

UCAS WOULD IND) PRESENT OAL SHORTAGE   Illinois Senator Makes Direct White House Appeal to Aid People

Democratic Leader © Asks Truman Move  To End Coal Crisis   Lucas Urges Intervention As Lewis Faces Operators’ Suit For $8 Million; NLRB Asks Enforcement of Pact Prohibition

DRAFT CALL IS NEARLY DOUBLED   160,000 to Be Called In Two Months; UMT  Given Consideration

160,000 Men To Be Drafted In Jan., Feb.   2,800,000 Man Goal Scrapped As UN Is Set Back In Korea

New Request Nearly Doubles Previous Two-Month Quotas   PICVIVNGS PVUTEIVIVEIIU WUUIGDS Acts in Line With Truman's Decision That U. 5. Must Raise Military Manpower Sights; Official Cites Need for Law Change in 1951

Call 160.000 Draftees Next Two Months   Army Nearly Doubles Quotas Fixed Earlier

Law Change Is Needed For Doubled Quota   Harvard’s Conant  Heads UMT Move

Draft Quotas Boosted by Army Call   January, February Goals Previously Announced Doublec

Army Ups  Draft Totals  Drastically Nearly Doubles  Tee Jannaie: aed

States Must Dip Deeply Into Manpower Reservoir  To Meet Military Demand   Selective Service Spokesman Says Law Must Be Altered If New Pace AE Imduations Ta Be Maintained

nelective Service Says Quotas Can Be Met Now Without Changing Law But  » New Congress Will Have to Act.

Wants 160,000 Men First Two Months Of 1951   Selective Service Act Changes Seen

Army Quota Of Draftees Raised To 160,000 Men   Earlier Demands Doubled By Crisis In World Affairs

Totals Hiked In Dratt Call   Faster State Dips Into Pools Foreseen

Draft Calls Doubled Next Two Months   “Army Seeks 160,000 In January, February As Sights Are Raised Hioher in Rearming

ARMY DRAFT CALLS UPPED 70,000 FOR 2-MONTH PERIOD   January Quota Raised Frow 40,000 in 80,000 Men, and That for February From 50,000 to 80,000.   CHANGE IN ENISTING REGULATIONS UNLIKEL!       Move for Universal Military  Training Wauneched by Scientists. and Other - Public Figures.

Army Doubles . Draftee Calls For Jan.-Feb.   70,000 More Men Needed Over Original Figure For Two Months

U.S. Camps Controls On War Material   Anti-Hoarding Ban Includes Steel And Wood; Credit Curbex

Anti-Hoarding Order Limits Inventory Size   Takes Effect Today as Credit Controls Are Clamped On

\nti-Hoarding Controls [hrown Around Material  Needed To Carry On War   Order Effective'Today Along With Government Curbs On Easy Payment Credit Affecting Household Goods

EFFECTIVE TODAY  War Materials Go Under Controls; Credit Tightened

Anti-Hoarding Rein Put On 32 War Materials   Inventory Control Order Affects Steel, Lumber, Nylon, Alcohol

WAR CONTROLS: CLAMPED UPON 39 MATERIALS   Anti-Hoarding, Credit Restrictions Go ( Into Effect

32 Materials Ot War Placed  Under Control Qirder Effective With   Order Effective With Restoration of Curbs On Easy Pay Credit

32 War Materials Go Under Control Against Hoarding   Steel, Lumber, Industrial Aleohol, Nylon Yarn Included in Order; Consumer Credit Rules Also Ge Into Effect Today

Curbs Are Back On  Easy Credit   No Consumer Goods Named; Step Taken To Halt Over-Buying

Federal Ban On Hoarding By Industry Now in Effeet   Kasy Payment Consumer Credit Curbs Clamped On Today Also

Controls Placed On 32 Essentials In War Materials   Federal Clamp on Hoarding Becomes Effective Monday

Gov't Orders 32 Non-Consumer Items Placed Under Anti-Hoarding Control

32 War Materials Under U.S. Control   Order Also Effective Today.on Easy Payment Curb: Board Regulations Designed To Prevent Over-Buyina By Businessmen

Anti-Hoarding, Credit Curbs Thrown Around 32 Vital War Materials

U.S. Puts 32 Items Under War Control   Factories Forbidden to Obtain More Than a Working Inventory

 MATERIALS NEEDED FOR WAR: .PUT UNDER ANTI-HOARDING CONTROL, EFFECTIVE TODAY

PLANES DROP LEAFLETS ON RED TROOPS   Tell Soldiers Russia Seeks 100,000,000 Cut in Chinese Population.

Allies Dropping Leaflets On Reds   Say Russia, China Have Secret Pact

FRIEND FAILS TOAD KILLER   Wife Slayer Shoots Himsel!   When Police Surround  Death House.

BLAST KILLS MAN. HURTS 3   Detroit’s Mayor Order: ’ Probe of Explosion ‘Underground

Of Six Injured In Underground Blast, One Dies      Explosion Blamed On Accumulation Of Marsh Gas

Rossellini And Ingrid Bergman Are Married By Proxy In Juarez, Mexico

BERGMAN AND ROSSELINI WED   Couple Married By Proxy Ceremony In Juarez, Mexico

Rossellini, Bergman Married By Proxy In Mexico, Ending Legal Delays In Other Lands

Much Colder Weather for New England   _ Frigid Wave on Way Here From Middlewest

Coldest Weather of Winter Strikes Some Parts of Nation; Subzero ‘Readings Marked in Eight States

BOSTON BANDITS STILL AT LARGE   Police Stymied in Hunt for Raiders Who Made Off With $112 Millions

NoClues Leff InBig Robbery  FB! Agents Search For Boston Thieves

Separation of Crete Lovers ‘May Bring Crisis in Greece   impetuous Costa Ledged in Jail and Bride Svirited Away by Her New Husband’s Uncle

i Conservation jects Up 18 br Cent in Lowa   il Conservation Plans in - This District

YOUNG GIRLS LEAD NAKED FANATICS ON ARSON RAIDS   Scores Of Dovkhobors Ar.  rested After Outbreak In ’ British Columbia

Nude Russian Arsonists Jailed In Canada After Beatings, Home Burnings

Expunded Woolworth Store Opens Thursday   . Enlarged and Remodeled Building Has a Host of

Expanded Woolworth Store Opens Thursday   Enlarged and Remodeled Building Has a Host of Modern Canvaninnrace

Buffalo Drivers, Mechanics Vote To End Bus Strike   Partial Service Resumed Immediately, Rest Will Roll Within 36 Hours

East Fights to Clear Snowbanks   Death Toll Mounts to 278 From. Storm; Damage Estimate Hig!

Storm Death Tol Reaches 218; East Digs Out   Property Damage Heavy Throughout Stricken Arecs

Storm-Swept Eastern States Are Struggling fo Get Business And Production Back fo Normal

No Heat, Light for Thousands   Ohio, Pennsylvania Battle Immense Drifts

STORM AREAS STRUGGLE BACK   Seek To Get Business And Production Back To Normal   DEATHS RISE TO 278

East Digs Out of Snow; Death Toll Now 278   Struggle to Get Business and Production Back to Normal

Slowly Dig Or is Of Storm   Battered East Fights Paralyzing Effects  Of Snow and Wind; Death. Damage Tol! Ur

East Struggling Back to Normal   Thousands Fight To Get Production And  Business to Normal

Eastern States Struggling In Effort To Restore Normal Business After Record Snowstorm

East Digs Way Out of Snow   Thousands Tail to Restcre Normal; Deaths Reach 278

Eastern Storm Fal al To 2/8  Pane fa bdeemaAvas   Damage In Hundreds Of Millions

Snow Strieken Arees Trving To Dig Out. Return To Normal   Weather

East Strugales For Return to Normal Living   Transportation and Industry Tries to Dig Way Gut of Snow Avalanche

Stricken Cities Busy Digging Out  Storm’s Death Toll Hits 281 in Nation

Eastern States Struggle Out From Snowfall   Storm’s Death Toll  In 22 States ts  Set At 278

Eastern States Count Damages   Storm Toll Heavy To Lives, Property

Still Suffer In the Storm Stricken Area   Struggle on to Get Conditions Back to Normal

Death Toll Mounts To 278 In Storm-Stricken Area  States Dig Out From Snow

Storm Deaths Still Mounting: 22 States Hit   Toll Today Reported At 278; Damage Very Heavy.

— DEATH TOLL REACHES 278 —  Vast Areas of East ‘Still Crippled by Storm

Eastern “States Struggle To Restore Production; Damage Is Astronomical

278 Reported Dead _ In Eastern States   Many Homes Still Without Heat, Communications

East Struggles Back To Normal   Thousands Fight To Clear Snow Which Paralyzed Seaboard

Post-Storm Recovery On   Storm-Swept States Struggle to Get Business, Production Back to Normol

East Struggles To Overcome Storm Damage   Thousands Join in Task Of Clearing Deep Snow From 22-Siate Area

Storm Damage, Suffering Great... . er Marea. -w  278 Counted Dead In Blizzard’s Wake

Storm-Swept Eastern States Battle to Get Business and Production Back to Normal

OUT FROM STORM   Eastern States Struggle Back to Normal; 278 Fatalities

Eastern States Struggle to Get  Back to Normal   Thousands Laboring to Clear Snow; Hardship Is Widespread

Death Toll From Storm  IsNow278   Property Damage Increases: Some Areas Report That Tomneratures Rise

Eastern States Trying To Get Back To Normal  Thousands Of Homes . :

STREET CONTRACT. GOES TO CONSTANT   Local Construction Com nany to Put in the Sixth Street Trafficway   BID WAS $49,843.75

STREET GOES TO CONSTANT   Local Construction Com pany to Put in the Sixth Street Trafficway -

TOOFFSET ANY ~NEW MERGERS      Act Set Up To Hall Monopolies In Industries

ANTI-MONOPOLY BILL 15 SIGNEL   TRUMAN SAYS IT CLOSES GAP IN LAW THAT HAS EXISTED SINCE lout.

ANTI-MONOPOLY BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Measure Js Desicned To Prevent  Business Mersers To Lessen     Comonurtition

BILL IS SIGNED TOOFFSET ANY NEW MERGER‘   Act Set Up To Hal Monopolies In Industries

Truman Signs Anti-Merger Bill Into Law   Anti-Trust Measure Amendment Halts Abrasives Combine

Crew Abandons  big Freighter In Mid. Atlantic   Italian Craft Saves Norwegian Crewmens Details Are Lacking

30 Rescued After Blast Aboard Ship  Italian Freighter Picks Them Up In Mid-Atlantic

‘Nerve War’ Aims at Tito   Greek Chief Doubts Hf Reds Want Fight

See Failure in Attempt To Gag Dixie   Administration Has Ne Hope Of Stopping Southern Filibuster Against FEP Bill.

Fulton Man Tells 76-Day Korean Ordeal   Harry Rodecape Hid From Reds, Dodaed Tanks

Fulfon So‘dier Hides 76 Days Among the Enemy   Friendly Koreans Gave Aid to Private, Who Loses 35 Pounds.

Two American Soldiers, Who. Spent Long Time In Red Area, Rescued

COMMITTEE'S STEEL REPORT HELD BIASED   Eight-Man Majority Findings Just Made Public Say Price Hike Unwarranted.

Will Push Probe -of Steel Prices  O'Mahoney Drofts New Powers for Committee After

Mystery Column Of Enemy Tanks Moves On Scene   Prisoz.ers Declare Reds Ordered To Hold Until Replacements Arrive

lity BILL. 0 PASS HOUSE BY BIG MARGIN  ‘ + On ly Mar: antonio i Cast ne! Vote - 

CKAYS RED CONTROL BILL   Backers Pressing for Passage Before Nightfall — Legislation Would Impose Stricter Curbs on Communist Party and Front Gronunk.

STILL DEBATE ISSUE -UN Security Council Deadlocked  Over Korean Question Procedure

SECURITY COUNCIL, SNARLED ON WAR, ENDS SECOND WEEK   Russia Gets Last Word; Speech Marathon Slated To Resume Monday

Russia Gets Last Word As UN Council Ends Second Week Talkinc Marathon

U.N. Snarled As Talkathon Kéeps Going  Malik Aims Sharp Counter-Attack At American Charges

Malik Scores US In UN Address   Soviet UN Head Gets In Last Word  As Council Recesses

Security Council Still Deadlocked   Speech - Making Marathon - To Be Resumed Monday

Group Ends Its Second Feud Week   Malik Attacks U. S. in Speech Designed to Counter Statement on Responsibility

Malik Tirade Against U.S. Ends Session   Red Gets in Last Word in U.N. Council Squabble on Korea

Malik Has Last Word af UN Session   Winds Up Second Week of Squabbling; Still Deadlocked

Malik Manages To Get In Last Word At Council Meet   Security Council Quits For The Weekend.

_ —RUSSIA HAS LAST WORD— Security Council Still Snarled On Procedure

CLAIMS OF MALIK TERMED NONSENSE   Security Council Winds Up. Week of Squabbling

Wrangle Rages In U. N. Council  Russian Propagandist Gets In Last Word

Security Council Snarl Persists  Battle of Words .   Battle of Words . In Weekend Recess

The Weather   Red Harangue Mars UN Again   Attack on U. S. Pressed by Malik

2nd Draft Call Expected Soon   Exemption of Veterans May Be Changed If Korean Crisis Grows Worse

Snow Squalls Unusual This. Far Inland.   Low. Temperatures; © Winds Harrass Central * And Northern State.

Snow Squalls Unusual This  ‘Far Inland   Low Temperatures, Winds Harrass Central And Northern State

STATE CANDIDATES FACE ~ CAPACITY GROWD HERE   As Issues of the Campaign Are Discussed by Them   PREDICT 12,000 LEAD

APPROXIMATELY 500 TURN OUT TO HEAR ISSUES OF THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA DISCUSSED BY SPEAKERS

BLACKOUT ON NEWS OF ~ MISSING U.S. GENERAL   Army Asks Newsmen to Withhold Any Information Relating To Maj. Gen. Dean, Carlyle, Ill, Native Who Disappeared #1, July 20 Battle.

Army Squelches  News On General Asks Newsmen Hold Infermatian On Dean .

secrecy Ban Put On News Of Gen. Dean   Army Asks Newsmen To Hold Infor. mation On Gen.

ORDER BLACKOUT ‘OF NEWS ON DEAN   REPORTERS TOLD “VERY IMPORTANT” TO WITHHOLD FACTS

Army Reports It's Important Nothing Be Said   No Information As To Reasons For Request Given

‘Censorship’ Stirs Hope For  Dean Again   Eighth Army Asks Newsmen To Hold Up Anvthing On General

Army Hints It Has New Lead On Missing General Dean   Yanks and British to Stop Short of Manchurian Border

Information On Dean is Tabooed   Army Asks Newsmen Ti Withhold Information Relating to General

The World Is Not Ready for Another War-the Problem Now Is Eliminating Fear

Truck Hits Car Twice, Wrecks Antique Shop.  Owner- Operator Of  Truck Is Victim; =” poy Aetuar Waet .

Truek, Auto Meet Headon; Man Dies   Another is Critically Hurt Near W. Chester; Truck, Auto Burned

Snow And Cold Strike Nation   Budding Trees Nipped By Frosty Weather Near San Antonio

15 Children Drown in  Church Parade   Bridge Collapses in Italy as Procession Crosses

Early Morning Bulletins   Parents of Four Electrocuted by Aerial

wiOl IN KOREA:  War Correspondent, Chastened ‘By American Retreat In Korea, Warns Of Bad News In Future

Carnegie Has Death Tragedy  Police Report Woman ‘Death Due To Effects

Senator Wants ToEnd Deficit InU.S. Finances  Suggests Congress Listen To Ordinary Man In The Street

beorge Proposes %3 Billion Slash In 1950 Budget  Senator Indicates He Will Oppose increase In Taxes

33 Billion Cut In U.S. Budget 4s Proposed   Sen. George Thinks Budget Could Stand Some Trimminas

George Asks Severe Cuts In Truman’s  Budget Plan   Presidential Tax Proposals Slated  For Coming Week

George Proposes $3 Billion Cut in Truman's Budget   Can Balance Budget Without Injury to Essential Services

Senator Asks Three Billion Cut In Budaet   George Of Georgic Says Balancec Spending Possible

George Urges Budget Slash Of 3 Billions   Cutback On Spending Vital, He Says; Congress Gets Proposals Soon

PROPOSES BIG SPENDING CUT   Sen. George Sure At Least $3 Billions Can Be Sliced Off Budget

TRUMAN BUDGET CUT PROPOSED   Solon. Claims Spending Outlay Can Be Safely Sliced By $3 Billions

ASKS $3,000,000,000 CUT —~ Senator George Demands  Slash In Truman Budget

3-Billion Cut Asked by George   Georgia Democrat Make: Demand; Sees Ne Harm in Move

Cut Is Proposed In Truman Funds   Drastic Cuts Asked By Senator In 1950 Spending Budget

Drastic Budget Reduction Askec  Georgian Proposes Cut oF 53 BIN ion

1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Train Wreck At Austell, Ga.   Three Freights Involved: New York Derailment Fatal To Two

Canavan Asks Harrington Quit ‘Insurance Post   ‘Sponsor Of Flat Rate Plan For Cars Is Opposed  Fo Tentative Schedule

CITIES IN RUHR FEAR DISORDERS   REDS REPORTED POISED TC TOCCH OFF RIOTOUS DEMONSTRATIONS.

RUHR VALLEY: PREPARES FOR WEEKEND RIQT   German Police, British Soldiers Take Up; Posts In Cities ’

WEST GERMANY PREPARED FOR HARD WEEKEND   Demonstrations by Reds Planned in Ruhr Valley Cities

Police Reinforced To Battle ‘Putsch’   Communists Reported Set To Inspire Disorder

Nevertheless Big Ruhr Cities Battened Down In Expectation Of Hot War Between Police And Reds

Ruhr Valley  Cities Take  Precautions Red Riots Loom;  Kast Germany

Republicans See Stock Improved By British Vote   Conservative Showing Said Reflective of Swing to the Right

G.0.P. Hails Tories’ Gains   Swing To Right Seen  Against Democrats 

GOP Sees Gain In Own Prestige   Britain Reflects Republican Ideas, Party Leaders Say

British Election Standinas   Republicans Encouraged by Conservative Party Gainc

Republicans Are Happy Because of British Elections   But Democrats Say Rise of U. S. Party's Stock Is Imaginary.

Republicans Get Lift Out Of British Vote   McClellan Reports Trend Away From Government Support

Republicans Believe Their Stock Is Rising As Result of Conservative Gains in Britain

‘Republicans Encouraged by Strength Shown by Conservatives In England

REACTION MIXED ON BRITISH VOTE   GOP Sees Gain In Out come; Democrats Call Rise Imaginary

Today Is Day of Disappointment for Korean Communists  Had Been Promised Complete Conquest Of Korean by Today

Stephenson Parole Verdict Postponed  Clemency Commission Adjourns After Six Witnesses Testify

Parole Board Hears Appeal Of Stephenson   Commission To Seek More Information Before Making Recommendation in Case of Former Klan Chief.

Strike Set For 6 A. M.  Tomorrow   Firemen Threaten To Tie Up Four Malor Railroads

SOUTHERN RWY, SETS EMBARGO ON ALL TRAFFIC   Will Discontinue All Service If Strike Starts Wednesday Morning—Four Big Systems Are Threatened. ° ;

Government ls Hard Put To Give Away Food  Faces Problems in _ Disposing OF Huge Surplus Stocks

Formosa Fall Is Inevitable. Eaton Asserts   Administration’s Policies Flayed By Republican; Showdown Looms

K TO FRESHMEN   K. U. Students Meet With High School Principals November 30

DEMAND PUSHES MARKET AHEAD   Gains Well Distributed: Rails, Chemical Issues Particularly Favored

Government Employes Face Many Problems  Must Give All Help   Must Give All Help 30-Day Notice Before Dismissal

Heated Arguments in Prospect Over House Tidelands on  a oe a oe he a feme ile AA a Pee flee

GROUP PRESSES PLANS TO CURB REDS IN NATION   Republican Senators Ask Fnactment Of Law To Register And Restrict Their  Activities,

Republicans Claim Wide Public Support for New Measure to Control Communists in America

GOP Claims For Measure Requiring Registration; If Law Becomes “Must Legislation,” Adjournment To iBe Delayed

GOP Demands Red Control Move Passed  In Congress   Democratic Plans For Adjournment  May Be Disturbed

Squeeze Put on by Republicans on Anti Red Bill   Claim Wide Public Support in Effort to Register Reds

Republicans Urge Action To List Reds   Senate Proposal May Force Delay In Adjournment

Red Control Bill Pushed By Senators   Pressure Applied for Congressional Action On ‘Communist Control’ Before Adjournment

Anti-Red Bill Passage Urged ByRepublican:   Want Action Before Congress Ends; Claim Widespread Support

G. 0. P. Senators Demand Action on Red Control  ;   Claim Public Support for Showdown Before Congress Adjourns

DUFF WINS IN FIGHTING BID FOR U.S. SENATE   Double-Barrelled Victory Marks Him as Man to Be Reckoned With In 752.

Carries Fine And Entire State Ticket   Governor Has 120,000 Margin Over Myers For Senate; Fine Wins  Governorship By 80,000

TO STATE CAPITAL   Republican Leaders Are Busy Discussing Coming Election   HAVE FULL PROGRAM

G. 0. P. FLOCKING TO STATE CAPITAL   Republican Leaders Ar Busy Discussing Coming Election   HAVE FULL PROGRAM

Landon Foes Are Busy    Arn Believed Choice To Run Against Mayberry for Governor

Find Dynamite  Near Coal Shove   Put Armed Guard At Finzer Plant

Relief Workers Battle Snow, Cold to Aid North Dakota Flood Victims

Lodge Tells Vishinsky Mounting American Military Power Is Not Being Aimed Toward Soviet Russia

SENATOR REPEATS PEACEFUL AIMS  U.S. Delegate Scores Russian Bloc in UN For Fear Of West

Lodge Chides Soviet Speech   Vishinsky Advised ‘Stop Being Afraid’ Of U. S. Power

Sen. Lodge Advises Reds: ‘Stop Being Afraid’   Government Lists ‘Survival Secrets’ if A-Bombs Fall

Growing U.S. Power Not Aimed at Soviet, U.S. Tells Russians   Sen. Lodge Puts It in Primer Terms, Says Reds Look Plain Scared to Him

Gives Tart Answer to Vishinsky   Russian Red with Anger At Thrust by U. S. Deleaate to U.N.

U.S. Advises Russia Not To Be Afraid   America’s Arms No’ for Offensive, UN Delegates Told

Senafor Chides Russian Fears  Vishinsky Told U. S. Uses Power for Peace

UN HEARS NEW INGLE TO RED WAR PROGR   Vishinsky Angry When Lodge Brands Soviet “Afraid” and “Childish.”

Lodge Tells Russ To Be Unafraid  Vishinsky Rants Americans Started  Korean War

GAS WORKERS T0 BE FETED AT SMITHVILLE   Three From County To Be Received Into Quarter Century Club

State Expenses To Be Higher, Says Governor   Needs an Additional $7 Millions for Next Two Years, He Estimates

Taft Advocates Higher Taxes at Once fo Raise Billions Needed for ‘Semi-Military’ Condition for Years to Come

Sen. Taft Sees High Military Costs  As Permanent; Wants Tax Boost Now

Taft Urges Immediate Tax Hike To Pay Huge War Costs   GOP Policy Chief Says Russian Threat To Reavire Spendina Far Into Euture

Taft Foresees Heavy Burden tor Taxpayers   Says Russian Threat Forcing Semi-Military Condition In America

SEMI-MILITARY CONDITION FOR UNITED STATE!   Taft Favors Pay-As-G Plan To Finance Defense  Expenditures

Russian Threat Clamps Arms Budgef on U.S.  Tax Hike Seen By Taft to Pay

Tatt Wants Cost Of Korean Battle Paid Right Now  Controls Unnecessary

Free Beer For Frontline Boys  Practice Will Continue Says High Army

COMBAT TROOPS ARE DENIED FREE BEER   Yanks On Front Lines set Us Hew! At Decision; Home  Brant ic BWiamed

Combat Troops In Korea Win Battle Of The Beer Ration; Army Approves Issue

~ G&. L's To Get Their Beer  ake Camnromise After Ration Withdrawal

Yanks Win Battle of Suds... Foam Flies, But Frontline Troops  Will Continue to Get Free Beer

Beer for Troops Back Result of Compromise   Army's Unappropriated Funds Will Finance Brinks for Front Line

U.N. Considers Issue on China  Greek-Balkan Case. Also Being Watched.

Navy Limits Medical Care for Veterans   -VA Issues Order Upon Request of Defense Department

COUNTY CHAPTER   Prof. M. C. Slough to Heac Local National Crusade for Freedom   HAS IMPORTANT GOAI

Prof. M. C. Slough to Heac Local National Crusade  for Freedam   HAS IMPORTANT GOAL

Christmas Seal Sale Started © Here Monday  Committees Sent Out   Committees Sent O 2600 Letters to Mills Countiansa

Annual Christmas Seal Sale To Start \In Plymouth County Monday, Nov. 20

Inspection Party Will Test Mines   Munitions Loaded At Kilgore Plant Cause of Explosion

Amboy Quiz Will Turn To Newark   Investigate Ohio Ordnanee Depot

Malik’s Month As President Ends Today   Uses Leadership to Hamstring Council Consideration of Wa

Malik Ends Reign Over UN Council   Russian Delegates Used Presidency For Propaganda

WAIT MALIK’S FINAL BLAST   Russian Ends Term A: President of U.N. Council

MALIK’S SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENCY ENDS  Parting Blast Expected

MALIK’S TERM TO END TODAY   Britain's Sauve Sir Gladwyn Jebb To Be September President   FINAL BARRAGE SEEN

Malik’s Grip On UN Ends-— Jebb in Chair   British Delegate Assumes Presidency Tomorrow;  Blast Expectd Teoday

Expect Final Malik Blast   Propaganda Barrage Certain as Red Ends Month as UN Presiden

Malik Winds Up His Term As President   Expected to Fire His Biggest Barrage Against Allies at Closing Session Today

Malik’s Final Bitter Tirade Against U.S. Due At Security Council Todav

Cold Front Speeds Toward Gulf Coast   Weathermen’ Say ) Will. End ‘Ho# Spell ’

396 Candidates File for State Office April 26   Group Approaches New Record Seeking State Offices

Near Record Number of Primary —  Election  Candidates   369 Total of G. 0. P., Demo ’ Office Seekers ----

Pay-as-You-Go Dividends Tax Gets Approval   TO Pet. Levy Brings Total Of ‘First Installment Closer $5 Billion

10 P.C. Dividend Tax Is Backed By Congress Unit   Is Expected to Bring In Extra $190,000,000; May Adjourn Friday

10 pct. Tax Increase Recommended   To Raise Funds For Korean War

UNITED STATES NOT OCCUPYING NORTH KOREA   Other Nations Will Have To Police Territory, U. N. Told   AMERICANS STOPPING AT 38th PARALLEL

MOVE SHOULD REASSURE SOVIET  U.S. Believes Other Nations Should Occupy Northern Korea

U.S. Says Other UN Nations Must Occupy N. Korea   Will Assure Reds Of Non-Agaression

OTHER NATIONS TOLD U. 8. WILL HALT AT SEOUL   Allies Must Clean Ur; And Restore Peace Above Border

Other Nations Told To Help In Occupation   U. S. Will Not Assume Burden Of Rule North Of 38th

U.S. Telling Other Nations They Must Carry Burden Of Occupying North Korea   BALTIMORE-MALIK ‘DEAL’ Only Muddies Waters More

Reds Planning Military Aid To Indochina   Bridges Remains Behind Bars As Revolt in Union Spreads

72,851 COUNTED FOR POTTER Population Gains Recorded By Two Panhandle Counties

72, 72,851 COUNTED FOR POTTER  Population Gains ee By Two Panhandle Counties

President Is ‘Warmonger’ Pravda Claims   Demands U. S. Alter Policy With Soviets

Truman Gets Russian ‘No’  To Peace Bid   4 Demands Snubbed Pravda Backs Plan For German Future

Russia Rejects Truman’s Plan For World Peace  U.S, Polity Tabbed

Soviet Calls Truman Bid  ‘Ridiculous’   San Francisco Demands For Peace Rejected By Reds

Reds Reject  Peace Demands   Pravda Calls Truman Speech ‘Slanderous,’ Hits Wake Meeting

Soviet Scorns Peace Points   Pravda Says U. S. Must Charge Policy

Windstorm Hits New York Area  Sweeps Sea Water   Sweeps Sea Water At Least Mile Inland

New York Hit By Gale Winds  Water Sweeps Inland Long Island Battered

Hurricane Winds Hit New York And Vicinity Causing Widespread Damage   Pittsburgh Being Smothered Under Heaviest Snow In City’s History

Sheriff Slain In Kentucky  Conducting Campaig: Against Bootleggers

13 Red Deputies Dragged Out of Bonn Parliament  en a   West ‘Serman Communists in Attempt Te Seire Hal} of German Solons

ONE MAN'S OPINION   By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING IS URGED   Legion Commander Sats Measure Should Be First Piece Of Leg ictladlan In Yanurare

UMT Big Issue At Legion Convention  ‘ Johnson Promisés Hot Speech Menday

LANGHORNE MAN ACQUITTED BY JURY   Anthony Bova Directed To Pay Costs in The Case

State Police on a 44 Hour Week   Five Day Plan to Start Saturday, Marcus Says

Marines Open Fire on 8th Anniversary Of Beachhead Landing at Guadalcanal

Red Hordes Mass For New Korean Drive   Air Power Remains Only UN Offensive Weapon In N. Kore

Chinese Reds Reported Massing For New Drive  U. S. Defenders Believed South Of Boundary

Bridgehead Grimly Held In Northeast  At. Dawor Romams   Air Power Remains Only Offensive, Weapon Of. Allies

Assembly Asks Congress Probe Dean Acheson   Investigation of State Department  Sought by Solons

Batile Rages Over Handling Of Allocations  Some Officials Now Want Resources Unit To Make Decisions

Administration in Family Fuss Over Allocation Powers   Dispute May Bear or Vital Question of War Rationing

National Security Resources Board ‘Would Make Main Allocaton Decisions

Dispute Raises Problem For Truman Program  Question Of Agency To Handle War Is Unsettled

BUREAUCRATS FEUDING OVER MOBILIZATION   Truman's Advisors Want To Put Controls Under Resources Board

Administration Fusses Over Control System   Divided on Power To Allocate Vital War Materials

FEDERAL CLASH ON HOME ISSUE   Question Arises over Whicl Agencies Will Direct Allocation System

Robert Denham Resigns NLRB Post by Requesf   Genera! Counset Yields To President, Leaves Job Next Mondey

eet” a4uw “ewes  DenhamQuits AsHead Ot NLRB After Long Series Of Titfs Qver Policy

NLRB Counsel Denham Fired By President   Airs Differences With Ad. ministration But Defends  :. Loyalty

Denham Firec From NLRB Legal Post   White House Asks For Resignation Over T-H Law Row

Denham Quits NLRB Post Upon Request   General Counsel Bows to Truman; Nlo Successor Named

Robert Denham Resigns NLAI ‘Post Under Presidential Fire   As Counsellor, He And Board Had Too Many Differences

DENHAM QUITS ’ NLRB OFFICE UPON REQUESI   Taft Charges Move ‘Political Pay’ For CIO

Obeys Request of President   “Reviews Differences With Labor Board

‘Denham Kicked Out as Counsel for Labor Board   Resigns at Truman's Request Aiter Long Differences

Denham Resians By Request ‘as NLRB Counsel   Move Stems From Long Dispute Over Taft-Hartley Act

Denham Resigns At Request as NLRB Counse!   Long Battle Ends With Board Over Divided Powers

Denham Resigns as NLRB Counsel at Truman's Request   Differed with Board Over the Taft-Hartley Law

Denham Quits Under Protest   TAFT CALLS FIRING PRPAVYORF TO CIO’

Moves Between Mobile  And Pensacola. Fla.   Winds Hit 115 MPH; Twister Injures 2 Wrecks Houses: Record Tides Feared

Hurricane Moves Inland Between Mobile, Pensacola   Storm, Larger Than at First Estimated, Hits With 100-Mile Winds; Another Blow Renerted Formina Near Puerto Rico

(ULF HURRIGANE STRIKES ISLAND AND MOVES INLAND   Rakes Santa Rosa Five Miles From Pensacola—Mobile F.xpects Near-Record Tides.   WINDS ESTIMATED AT 100 MILES AN HOUR   Storm Skirts Southern Tip o! Louisiana—Warnings Lowered From New Orleans to Biloxi, Miss.

‘Hurricane’s Winds Strike Near Mobile   Storm Roars Inland 20 Mi. East of City; Santa Rosa Island Off Pensacola Hit

McGrath Asks End to  Segregation   Negro Attorney Appeals for Clear-Cut Ruling

McGrath Asks End to Segregation  Negro Attorney Appeals for  peat «ss sme lg HH

U. S. High Court Asked to. Outlaw  Race Segregation   McGrath Opens First of  Similar Cases, Asks End To Separate Facilities

HUGE BOMBER CALLS FOR AID, LANDS AT SEA   U. S., Canada Join In Vast Search For B-36

Winds Send Fire Racing for Resorts   Cuyamaca Lake, Pine Hill Areas in Path of Flames

FIRE SET BY BOY   Left 16 Families Homeless; Swept 2? City Blocke

Truman Reported Studying Plans For Super A-Bomb:   Refuses To Deny Or Confirm The Report

ADVANCE BLAST NOTICE DENIED  Truman Silent On Disclosure Of Possible Hydrogen ‘Super Bomb"

Yanks Gain  At Ends of Battlefront   American Planes Lash Reinforcing Column; B-29s Deal Blow.

REDS ATTACK IN CENTRAL FRONT. AREA   _U,S.Planes Strfiking At Reinforcements From Manchuria

Americans In New Advances In North Korea   South Korean Troops, However, Are Forced Back About Two Mile

Planes Pound Enemy Moving From Border   Superforts Destroy Last of Two Spans Across Yalu River

Relieve Captain of Command While Navy Probes Missouri's. Grounding

Program Must Be Continued, He Tells Solons   Secretary Says West Must Maintain Might Or Face Disaster

Foreign Aid Plea Stated By Acheson  To Congress   Secretary Of State Says West European Assistance Is Vital

Acheson Claims Help Essential  Secretary Of Stata; Backs Trumon Request

New Arms Aid Fund Is Asked By Acheson  Necessary For U.S. To Continue Help To  Sag aa ct

Secy. Acheson Echoes Truman  Arms Aid Plea   Progress Reported in Cooperation, Defense Preparations of 12  North Atlantic Allies

Acheson Urges Approval Of Arms Aid Funds  AA 4 Msn wht... bea   Must Continue Help To Save Western Europe From Attack

Acheson Urges Congress Okay Arms Aid Plar   Asserts Assistance Would Protect North Atlantic Area From Aggression

CONGRESS GETS STRONG APPEAL TO ARM ALLIES   Secretary Of State Calls For Approva OF $1,222,500, 00¢ Program For Full  Agscictanre

Acheson Sees Disaster if Arms Funds Denied   Johnson Tells Middies of Gains En Drive for Military Unification

Acheson Says Free Peoples Need Help   Reports Progress By Anti-Communist Coalition Of West

Secretary Of State Urges Congress To Approve New $1,222,500,000 Program To Help Free Peoples Protect Themselves Against ‘Those Who Would Enslave Them’—Declares U. S. Must Continue Mili tary Aceietance sy FR Fae ey eres

ACHESON ASKS FOR ARMS AID   FOLLOWS PRESIDENT BEGGING CONGRESS FOR SPEEDY ACTION

Acheson Asks  Speedy Passage  Of Aid Measure Says Slackening  Of Preparation Means Disaster

Acheson Speaks Out For Continued Aid in ForeignArmsProgram   Declares It is Only Way To Protect Free People From Enslavement

Beef And Crop Shortages To Hif Consumer  Farmers, Ranchers Need Rains Before Sorine To Recover

Russia's UN Council Walkout Seems Aimed to Please Chinese Communists

Henry L. Stimson Dies in New York  Heart Attack Victim Ranks Among Greatest Secretaries of War

Henry Stimson Is Dead at 83  Served in Cabinets it Cav Dewcidanwte

Henry L. Stimsor  Taken by Death  Member of Cabinet   Member of Cabinet Under Four Presidents Succumbs at $3

Henry Stimson, Former Cabinet Member, Dies   Heart Attack Takes War, State Secretary of Four Presidents

STIMSON DIES; SERVED UNDER 4 PRESIDENTS   In Republican and Democrat Cabinets; Early Enemy of Aggressors.

Stimson Dies In New York After Stroke   Nation's Leaders Mourn Death Of Elder U. S. Statesman Who Served Six Presidents

Succumbs While Riding in Car With Wife; Broke Hip Three Months Ago

H.L. Stimson. Noted as War Official, Dies   Statesman, 83, Held Cabinet Positions Under Four Presidents

Henry Stimson Succumbs af $3  Served in Cabinet nder 4 Presidents

Henry Stimson Dies at Home   Former U.S. Official Succumbs after Heart Attack in Automobile

Stimson, Ranked One Of History's Greatest War Secretaries, Is Dead

Stimson  Is Dead   In Cabinet of Four Presidents; Famous As Secretary of War

U.S. Leaders Mourn Death Of Stimson   Served In Cabinets. Of Four Presidents; Urged A'Bomb Use

Secretary  Stimson  Dies at 83 Nation's Leaders  Mourn Passing; Ce. nd san. Cnhinmak

Heart Attack Fatal To Henry Stimson  Served As Cabinet Officer Under Four Presidents

Stimson, Ex-War Secretary, Dies  First. American To Be on Cabinets of 4 Presidents

Henry L. Stimson, Secre tary Of War Under Three Presidents     BROKE HIS HIP IN

 Henry L. Stimson, First American to Hold U.S. Cabinet Posts Under Four Presidents, Dies

H. L. Stimson Dies From Heart Attack   Held Important Goyernment Positions Under Six Presidents.

Henry Stimson, Statesman, Dies  Was Cabinet Membe Under 4 Presidents

HENRY L, STIMSON “DIES AT HIS HOME   t [FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE SUCCUMBS TO     WEART ATTACK AT 83.

Stimson Dies; Served Under 4. Presidents   In Cabinet Posts, He Urged Toughnes TFoward Ageressors

Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State And War Slee nt 82   See Editorial Today Pagve 2

Sudden Heart Attack Fatal To Stimson   Served In Cabinets OF Four Presidents

Henry Stimson Dies Suddenly  6 Asensl Catal   Heart Attack Fatal to Cabinet Officer

LONG CAREER ENDS —Henry H. Stimson Dies; Served In Four Cabinets

Henry Stimson. U.S. Leader, Is Dead At 83  Noted Statesman Is Ranked High Among War Secretaries

A Sudden Heart Attack Fatal to Henry L. Stimson   Served as Secretary Of War Under Threa Presidents; Ranked One of Greatest

Henry L.Stimson,a Leader Of ‘the Nation, Deadat 83; Served on Four Cabinets

Henry Stimson, of US Cabinet Fame, Is Dead at Age 83   Served as Secretary Un‘der Four Different ‘ Presidents :

Invasion Danger Is Lessened  Moan Gs IE ee   Monsoon Season In Formosa Area

Draffees Will Get 14 Weeks of Basic Training, Then Will Be Assigned fo Units in the U. 5.

14 Weeks Of  Training For  All Draftees   Will Then Be First Assigned To Posts In U.S.; Some Few To Go Overseas

Drattees Slated For Duty in U.S. Army Announces   14-Week Training Schedule Planned At Four Centers

Army to Train 20,000 Draftees For 14 Weeks   Two Navy Carriers, Planes Being Taken Out of Mothballs

Few Draftees To Go Overseas; 2d Call in Doubt   No Fishbowl for This Draft; Date of Birth Will Fix Call

Draftees To Get 14-Week Training   To Be Assigned First To Posts In US; Some Volunteers Expected

Inductees To Train 14. Weeks   Draftees To Be Assigned To US Camps After The  First Training Period   KANSAS BOARDS SET   Selective Service Head Gives Kansas Quota As Being 240 Men

Army Says New Draffees Will Get 14 Weeks of Training, Be Assigned to Posts in U. $.  “Some to Go Overseas at Later Date. Official Points Out

Draftees Will Get 14 Weeks Training and Posts in U.S.   Later, Some .May Go Overseas, But Not Soon. Army Reveals.

To Train 14 Weeks   Draftees Will Then Be Sent to Posts in U. S.; Not Overseas Till Late:

Draftees Will Get. 14-Week Drills, Posts Inside U.S.   ‘Sonie Will Go Overseas  ‘Later, Spokesman  : Says; ‘Will. Have. . Farlougch

Few Draffees fo Go Overseas   Call for 20,000 May Bring in Many Other Volunteere

Selectees To Get 14 Weeks Of Training  Most of Youths To Get Assigned To  Poete In US.

14 Weeks Training For Army Draftees   To be Assigned First to Posts Within United States at End of That Time— Not Many Expected to be Sent Overseas for Present. .   SECOND CALL IS POSSIBLE

No Fish Bowl This Time for Drafting   Droftees to Get 14 Weeks Training, Then Be Assigned to Posts Within United 5totes

DRAFTEES WILL STAY INU.S.A.   ARMY ANNOUNCES 14-WEEKS TRAINING AFTER INDUCTION

Draftees To Get 14 Weeks Drill, Then U. S. Posts  No Large Units To Be Sent Overseas In Near Future

Birth Dates To Be Big Factor In Orders For Draftees To Report; To Be Given 14 Weeks Of Training

Draffees to Be Given 14 Weeks Basic Training  Then Will Go to Pacts Within US.

Drattees To Get Training In U. S,   14 Weeks Planned For New Inductees

DRAFTEES T0 GET 14 WEEKS OF TRAINING   Will Then Be Assigned First to Posts Within the United States, Army Says.   NO DRAWING OF :  DRAFT NUMBERS   Inductees to Be Called Ac cording to Age, With   Men Nearest 26 First on the List.

Army Plans 14 Weeks Of Training   Induction Centers To Get First Men In Mid-September

Mechem Ends 20-Year GOP Droutt In Governor's Chair by Taking Oath of Office at Noon Monday

Attlee To Organize New Government -- Regardless   Re THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

STEEL ADVANCES PAY AND PRICES   Two Biggest Producers Announce Increases And Others Are Expected To Follow Them.

Other Steel Companies To Boost Wages   CIO Workers To Get Pay Hike  From Plants

More Companies Are Expected To Fall In Line With Big Steel On Wage Increases

Expect Firms To Follow U. S. Steel   Big Steel Grants Pay Boost and Increases Prices at Same Time

Quick Raises Seen In Steel   Big Steei ‘Paces’ General Increases

Expect Others to Follow Lead   16-Cent Pay Pay Pattern and 51-Percent Price Hike Set

Steel Wage Pattern Set   Rest of Industry Expected to Allow 16-Cent Hike Granted By Two Big Companie:

Other Firms ‘Due To Join In ‘Steel Raises   U.S. Steel, Bethlehem  Grant 16-Cent Boost

Four Children. Die When Truck Upset  Merrymakers. Ridine Home From Picnic When Te made Cbetbeo

Four Children Die In Accident   Were Returning From Picnic When Truck Overturned: 3 Hurt

Latest News Flashes   Brink Bandits Intended To Flee By Airnlane

"POINT FOUR” PLAN FACES FIRST Blt TEST IN CONGRESS   ‘House Opponents Hope To Strike Proposal From Forpion Aid Bill

South Girds For Fight on FED Meacure   Filibuster Will Be Launched Against President Fair Employment Bill

Engineer Killed As R. . Rocket And Freight Crast   Trapped in Cab, Burns to Death, In Colfax Wreck

Takes To The Air Bank Bandit Gets $4, 000; Tries To Escape By Plane

U.S. Mighi In Europe To Grow   ‘Substantial Increase’ In American Troops There Is Approved

Red Defenders Of Seoul Flee From Marines  © Corcandar   Mass Surrenders Of North Koreans Meet Leéatherneck<

Two Are Killed In Central Wreck   Engineer and Fireman Are ‘North Star’ Victims in Oneida

Derailment Of NYC Train Kills Two, Injures 16  Track Obstruction Blamed For Wreck In Oneida, N. Y.

Two Killed, 16 Hurt In Train Wreck   New York Central Flyer Strikes Car Door That Fell  OVE Dacaoinge RMeniavhki

“North Star” Flyer Of New York Centra! Wrecked in Oneida   Engine Crew Members Killed and 15 Persons Are on Injured List

2 Dead, 16 Hurt In Early Crash  New York Central — Train Hurtles Tracks  Barly Tadav

Quizz Sullivan In Two Slayings  Police Can't Give Out Information

Rent Controls Threatened By Coalifionists  Dixie, GOP Toss Monkey Wren ch Ir  area fCeosearenm Dianme

RENT CONTROLS PLAN BLOCKED   Dixie And GOP Coalitiot Tosses Wrench Into House Plans

RENT CONTROL BILL FACES NEW THREAT   GOP, Dixiecrats: Merge To Obtain Other Curbs

Want Wage, Price Curbs  GOP, Southern Demos Threater To Block Rent Control

Rent Control Bill Stalled   Some Solons Balk At ‘Extension Unless All Curbs Are Imposed

Rent Controls Facing Trouble  House Group Tosse:s In Monkey Wrench

Coalition Poses Rent Control Bloc   Southern Democrat: And GOPs May Defeat Measure

Total Control Bloc Stymies Rent Measure   Complete Curbing Of Economy Asked As Price of Votes

Fearful Of Big War  U.N. Going Slow Toward Decision On China Issue

THE WEATHER   UN Slow in ‘Deciding on Chine Reds   By BRUCMEED. MUNN

Montana's Worst Cold Wave Of Winter Leaves But Another Drives Into State  Forecaster Says Outlook Here Is for Continued Cold   Montana   National

Says U.S. Never Will Scrap Defenses Aqain   Vinson Believes People Will Be Willing to Suppvort Armed Miacght

Democrats Confident In Last Week Of Campaign   Republicans Fighting For Life Of Party dud Must Make Bie.Cains To Get Congress Control

GOP Fights for Political, Life in Coming Election   Democrats Are Confident But Seek Big Vote

Democrats Confident Of Victory   GOP Fighting ‘For Party’s Life; Congressional Control Is At Stake.

Republican Par ‘ty F ighting for Its Lifein Coming Uz S. Election

Tougher Dra Plan Before Senate Group  Universal Military   Universal Military Service Is Basis For New Proposal .

Tougher Dratt System Set For Senate Study   Plan Would Substitute ‘For Present Setup, - UMT Proposal

Some Want To Toughen Draft Law;  Study Slated   Many Now Deferred Would Be Inducted  Into Armed Forces

U.S. Army Builds Strength in Berlin   Tougher Draft System Proposed

TOUGHER -DRAFT SYSTEM SOON T0 BE CONSIDEREL   Senate Committee to Hold Hearings in November on Proposals for Universal Military Service.   WOULD T2.K™: PLACE OF SELECTIVE SERVICE   Under Plan Youths on Reach. ing Certain Age Would Automatically Enter One of Armed Forces.

Tougher Draft Law Discussed  Senate Committee To Take Up UMS Idea

New, Tougher Draft System Is Considered   Proposal Would Require Service in a Regular Outfit After Training

Tougher Draft System Slated To Be Studied   Senate Group Plans To Investigate. New Training Proposals

Tougher Draft Plan Before Senate Group  Universal Military Service Is Basis

Senate Group to Take Look At Proposals for Tougher Draff.   New System Being Pushed That Would Go Far Beyond Universo] Military Training in Itz Demands

Tougher Draft System Due For Study By Senate Panel  Universal Military Service Setup Would Also Substitute For UMT

SELECTIVE SERVICE MAY BE REPLACED BY TOUGHER PLAN   Armed Services Committee Will Take Interested Look At Proposals   PROPOSED SETUP WOULD BE UNIVERSAL TRAINING

— SERVICE — New, Stiff Draft Law Is Proposes   PLAN WOULD INCLUDE UMT

Stiffer Draft Svstem Is Being P lanned   Would Lower Draft Age To Include  Youths Of 18

Tough Draft Plan Eyed By Senators  Compulsory Service For Youths Proposed

Moderate Left Takes Lead in Greek Election   General Plastiras, War Exile. Tops  Tsaldaris. Venizela.

Ferguson Handed Beating By More Than 430,000; Severe Blow To Labor  TT -pnryerays ty wry      Loses By Margin Of 146,000 Votes; G. O. P. Scores Victories In Races For State Officers, Judgeships

GOP Holds Lead In Races For 3 State Offices   Brown, Sweeney In Close Fight For Secretary of State; Matthias Leading By 192,388 Ballots

AMAZING DISPLAY OF STRENGTH GOP Senator Defeats Labor-Backed F erguson By More Than 426.000

Demos Optimistic As Campaign Goes Into Final Days Doubt If GOP Can Win Any  ~~ New Seats

Secret Data To Remain  So, Is Stand   McCarthy Delays Further Attacks

M'Carthy Say: He Il Release Secret Data   Spy Hunt Senator Issues Ultimatum To Secretary Achesor

New Ultimatum To Acheson By Sen McCarthy   ‘Secret Memorandum’ To Be Made Public Senator Asserts

—RED HUNT— McCarthy Disputes Acheson   LATTIMORE IS TARGET AGAIN

tenemeneeatiiite dinate, cememmemenaneieael OHIO ELECTION BOARDS READY TO AID DRAFT

Woman’s College Host To Program   Gray Inauguration Beginning Today .

Lodge, Sparkman Urge Arms Buildup  UN Delegate Senator: Back Faster Action

Senators Think Fate Of UN Now Rests On Arms   Military Buildup Seen As Only Hope For Free Nations

Acheson Target of G.0.P. Blast   Hot Fire; President Defends Both

GOP Looses New Blast At Dean Acheson   Johnson Also Under Fire After Truman Backs Both Men

Truman Insistence He’ll Keep Acheson  And Johnson Draws New GOP Blasts

Acheson Target Of Fresh Blasts By Republican:      Truman’s Plan To Retain Siate, Defense Heads Provokes GOT Attacks

Defense Chief Critics Defied   Johnson, Acheson Remain in Cabinet.

Acheson Assaile By Republicans  Truman Says He Will   Truman Says He Will Keep Acheson And Johnson in Cabinet

G. 0. P. BLASTS ACHESON ANEW   Truman’s Plan To Keep Him And Johnson Causes Outburst   REBUFFED ON SPAIN

AFTER PRESIDENT’S NEWS CONFERENCE-- Acheson Under GOP Fire Again

TRUMAN STAND DRAWS BLAST   Backing For Acheson, Johnson Stirs New  GOP Attacks

Fresh G.0.P. Blasts Are Leveled at Acheson, Johnson   President Announces They Have His Support Brought Ou by Priest's Words

GOP Looses New Blasts Against Acheson, Johnson   Stirred Up by Truman Insistence On Keeping Them

President Backs Acheson, Johnson Given New Rebuff  On Spanish Loan

Political Scrap Is on in Capital   Offensive Defense Made by President

—TRUMAN DEFENDS SECRETARIES—  New Blasts Leveled At Acheson By Republicans

Truman’s Insistence That He Will Keep Acheson and Johnson Brings on New Republican Blasts

President Says Dean Acheson, Johnson fo Stay   Statement Brings New Blasts from GOP on Preparedness Issue

HST’s Stand on Acheson And Johnsen Provokes New Republican Blasts

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE MEAN:  TI  Brannan Plan Still Has Truman's Suppor

 dhurd iruman Plea No Aid For Measure  ‘Congress Still Wary Of Brannan Plan Passage

Teen- a2 ve Hoodlums Shot And_ Killed z California Police’ ‘Officers; Show Little Remorse

U. N, Awaits Mass Attack Of Red Army   Expects Charge By 19 Divisions

+ * , # t 4 tiv bon ol A Pilih twits  Nations Forces Braced Fe New Atiack: Front Is Quiet

War Effort On National Seale Cited   M’ Arthur Communique Sees Coordinated Blow Coming By January 10

Allies Braced For Expected Red Onslaught   Lull Continues As 12 Divisions Set For Invasion

Defense Line Of 150 Miles Held In Korea  Offensive Expected Within Two Weeks

Heavy Isat In Mid-Korea   Little Action. Takes Place as Chinese Mass 19 Divisions

UN: Reports Nation Goes ToExtreme      Peiping Authorities Give Approval to Spending of Eight Billions for 1951 Purnasesc   Are Close to Seoul

MacArthur Predicts 19 Divisions Ready For Attack In Two Weeks   Patrols Clash On Tightened Line   General Asserts Chinese Reds Put War Effort On a ‘National Scale’

Red Cliina Girds for Major War   MacArthur Report: Mobilization on National Scale Is Now Under Wav

M’Arthur Reports Communist China Is Mobilized For War Effort On a National Scale

Brace tor Expected Onslaught   MacArthur Predicts an Attack Inside 2 Weeks Against 150-Mile Line   ‘BIG WAR EFFORT?’   MacArthur Message Scoffs At ‘Volunteer’ Ruse, Tells of National Scale

MacArthur Sees Chinese Attack By January 10   Commander Charges China Mobilizing For All-Out War

Gen. MacArthur Predicts Red Blow by Jan. 10   Commander Says China Mobilized On National Scale

MacArthur Expects Chinese to Drive Within Two Weeks   Forms Defense on 150-Mile Line in Middle of Korea

Little Action as UN Forces Await Attack   19 Red Divisions, Up to 190,000 Men Cppose Our Troops

19 Divisions To Start Drive In 2 Weeks   MacArthur Savs China Putting War Effort On A National Seale

Staggering Odds To Face in Korea   200,000 Man Red Amy Ir Position Only Vanguard > of Main Force   STILL DELAY ATTACK   General MacArthur Places °51 China War Budget” At $8 Billion

Little Action Is Noted ‘OnKoreanFrontas U.N. Troops Ready Defenses

China Joins War On Full Scale, MacArthur Avers   Quet Prevails On Korean Front. As Reds Deploy

U.N. Forces Braced For Expected Red Offensive   MacArthur Predicts 19 Red Divisions Will Rush Against His Tightened New Lines Of Defense In Next Two Weeks

'U. N. Commander Sees Massive New Attack Within Two Weeks   POINTS OUT PLANNEO MILITARY BUDGET BELIEVED LARGEST IN CHINA’S HISTORY

U.N. Forces Braced For New Attack   MacArthur Predicts 19 Red Divisions Will Strike In Next Two Weeks

MacArthur Says Attack Expected By Large Force   Maintains Chinese Have Mobilized On National Scale

Chinese Build 190,000 Man  Attack Force  Six Corps Poised For Drive on Seoul

19 Divisions Building Up For Assault   MacArthur Expects Big Push Between January Ist and 10th

Enemy Masses 19 Divisions — Par: Final Push   ~ Yanks. Victorious In Air: Battles - With: Soviet: MIGs

MacArthur Sees Attack By Jan. 10   Says 190,000 Reds Will Hammer Lines: Front Quiet Today

‘Tense On War  Front.    _ Allies Set to Meet Assault by Chinese Hordes, Expected Soon After Jan. 1

MacArthur Predicts 190,000 Reds To Initiate Offensive Within The Next Two Weeks

Korean Forces Get Ready For New Red Attack   UN Armies Braced As Chinese Plan Offensive

UN Defense > Line Braced For Red Blow   General MacArthur Predicts 19 Enemy Divisions Will Be Hurled Against His Tightened Front in South Korea in Next Two Weeks—Chinese Communists Put War Effort on Netiows) Gecle

Chinese Delay Drive, Mobilize  For Giant Blow  MacArthur Claim  Reds Now Massed Cae All«acet? Alar

Allied Forces Man 150-Mile Korean Defense Line; Wait For Impending Red Assault

U-N. Defenders Still Awaifing All-Out Assault   MacArthur Predicts Attack Will Come Witkin Two Weeks

ALLIES FOR EXPECTED CHINESE PUSH   MacArthur Predicts Nine. teen Red Divisions Will Launch Attack

Little Action Reported On  Korean Front   Enemy Continues To Probe for Weak Spot in 150-Mile Defense Line of U. N. Forces.

Little Action Reported on Korean Fronts   Chinese Mobilizing War Effort On National Scale

Reds Mass 60,000 Men 35 Miles From Seoul   Patrol Activity Increases, Indicating Big Offensive to Come Soon

MacArthur Says Reds In ‘Total War’   8th Army Braces For Expected Blow Along Wide Front

19 COMMUNIST DIVISIONS ARE MASSED FOR ASSAULT EXPECTED IN TWO WEEKS

Little Action Noted As UN.  Forces Brace   Gen. Claims Red China Mobilized On National Scale

LULL ON 150MILE KOREAN WAR FRONT   Gen. MacArthur Predicts That 19 Communist Divisions Will Rush His Lines in Next 2 Weeks.   CHINA MOBILIZES ON NATIONAL SCALE   Peiping Government Has Huge War Budcet; Sends Two of Its Five Armies to Korea.

190,000 Reds Mass to Attack Allies in Korea   Communist China tn All-Out Wer, MacArthur Reports

LITTLE ACTION IS REPORTED IN KOREA   Vanguard Of Enemy Force 35 Miles From Seoul  U.S, PLANES   Hammer Communist Units: More Airpower Thrown Into Battle Area

UN. FORCES BRACING FOR RED ASSAULT   MacArthur Says Chinese Now Wage War On A  National Scale

Staggering Odds To Face in Korea   200,000 Man Red Army fh Position Only Vanguard of Main Force   STILL DELAY ATTACK   =— © eee oo 6-604 65 & *8ee8e 824 8-8 1  General MacArthur Places "51 China War Budget At $8 Billion

Asks Congress To Stay On  Lodge Wants Plan For 30 Division US. Army

Weather at Yuma   Big Boost In Army ls Urged   30 Divisions Are Needed, Says Lodae

House, Reversing Itself, Sends 3 Billion Foreign Aid Measure to Senate

Lustron Check To‘ McCarthy In Court. File   Expect Appeals Judges : To Step Into Case As Lezal Snarls Develop

$10,000 Was Paid fo McCarthy for Lustron Article   Photograph of Check, Copy of Contract Par of Receiver’s Report

Lustron Firm Paid M’Carthy  Seriator Got $10,000 For Housing Article

Lustron Corp. Payment of $10,000 To Sen. Joseph McCarthy Revealed

Storm Lashes . All Northwest   Fourth Major Disturbance Due to Strike Coastal Regions Later Today

12 DEAD OR MISSING Storm Whips Pacific Coast Third Consecutive Day

Third Storm Moving Toward Pacific Coast  Wind, Rain and Sno ow Sprea ead Des ucti

Predict Only 25% Of Voters To Go to Polls   State Residents to Elec! Justice, Local Officials. Six Cirenit Judges

Light Vote Total Seen for Spring Ballot Tomorrow  Peterson-Martin Contest Only One On State Ticket

Truman Says U. S. Must Be Prepared ‘For Tense Period   Will Last for Many Years, Ke Save

U.S. Commies To Fight New Curb Law   Asks Americans To Nullify  © thvercivac  aw

Howell Drops Ice, It Snows, and It May Be Nothing   Weather Bureau Doesn’ Exactly Say Rainman_Not. Cause, bat  a Bere’s Stary

MALIK CALLS  TT-NATION BODY 10:3 P. M. MEET   Soviet Inspired “Hate America’ Campaign Launched—Keynote Set, in Communications Receiv. ed from Moscow Controjled Al banian Government.

NOBLEMAN SELL PARTS OF ESTATE   KING GEOPGE'S NEPH rw FORCED TO DISPOSE OF PROPERTY TO PAY TAXES

'onely Hearts Slayers Delay Death In Chair  Stays Of Execution Granted In Appeal

‘Lonely Hearts Slayers Granted Execution Stays   Have 90 Days to Apply For Appeal Hearing By S upreme Court

Two Get Stay Of Execution   ‘Lonely Hearts? Case To Supreme Court

SLAYERS GIVEN APPEAL CHANCE   Two Lonely Hearts Killers Get Reprieve From Death In Chair.

Dems Say Taft Charges ‘Bunk’   Socialism Claims Called Danaerous

{OVD MANGRUM. TAKES OVER LEAD IN GOLF TOURNE'   [Former Champion Cords 211 For Three Rounds ta Noatienal Cinen.

Lad Abandons Comics; Finds Life Exciting   Boy’s Adventure In Red China Out-Thrills Picture Adventures He Has Been Avidly Perusing

Moscow Said Asking Much of Red China   Diplomatic Reports Coming From East Are Fact, Fiction

SOVIETS SEEK FULL CONTROL QF KEY PORTS   Rumor and Fact Are Intertwined To Blur Picture

Soviet Reported Making Demand: On Chinese Red:   Numerous Rumors Are Received by State Department

exorbitant USSR Demands Rumored in China Red,  Moscow Discussions

Truman Blasts Boycott of U.N. Units by Reds   Assails ‘Flouting’ of Duty. But Rejects Proposal To Kick Russia Out

Costello Branded Top Underworld Leader in U. S. by a Crime Expert

‘Costello Top Figure ‘In Rackets’   Crime Expert Testifies Frank Costello Of New York Is Racket Leader

Utilities Enter Power Merger   Consumers to Take over Property, Work of Public Service Co.

Consumers May Purchase MPS Holdings Here   Deal Hinges on Approval of State and Stockholders

Food Aid Approved _ For Yugoslavian:  €énate Pacses Bill To Helk   Sénate Passes Bill To Helg Drought - Stricken _ Country

Yugoslav Food Aid Bill Passes Senate, 60 To 21   Attempt To Write In Help For Chiang Fails

Bonus Board Funds Are Nearly Used Up   No Checks Mailed This Week; Expect to Send Out 1,000 Next Week

WINS PROMOTION ON KOREAN BATTLEFIELD ; Richard Lancaster Commissioned First Lieutenant

BH. SOLDIER 1S PROMOTED      Dick Lancaster Is Given Lieutenancy After Being Wounded

“We Have No Choice,” Union President Glover Tells Strikers; Return To Work Essential To National Defense

Army Takes Rock Island; Strike Ends   Deadlocked Tie-Up Broken by Temporary Injunction.

Trains Begin Rolling Under Army Bosses _  Court Order Breaks Switchmen’s Strike

Swiichmen End Two Week Strike Against Rock Is.   Temporary Injunction Snaps‘Long Deadlock; Union Protests Order

Trains Begin To Roll Again As Army Bosses Rock Island   RESTORING SCHEDULE HERE

Army Takes Over Road; Switchmen  End Strike  Union President  Makes It Clear :   Union President Makes It Clear Issue Unsettled On Rock Island

ARMY BEGINS OPERATION OF STRUCK ROAD   Rock Island Employe: Resume Work Under  Court Injunction

Switchmen Returr As Army Operate: Strack Railroad  Deadlock Broken As Court Orders Work Resumed

Switechmen End 2-Week Strike On Rock Island   Men Return to Posts As Army Takes Line; Dispute Still Exists

Only 6 P. C. Of Children Have Needed Facilities In The County Schools

ONLY SIX PERCENT OF BUCKS COUNTY CHILDREN WILL FIND ADEQUATE SCHOOL FACILITIES AT OPENING

 Tennessee Takes Over Cenfer of Primary Election Stage With Gubernatorial And House Battles: Truman Man Beaten

Four Persons Hurt, Dozen Homes Razed  Victims Buried In Wreckage; Treop:

Four Persons Hurt, Dozen Homes Razed   Victims Buried In Wreckage; Troop Caltet Ta Seone

Prisoner of War Photographs Give Hope To Many Families   Associated Press Distributing Pictures Received from Chinese Photo Agency

South Kerean Units Holding Pohang Line   Over-Optimism Hit ry all * @ig se   Over-Optimism Hit By General Walker On Battlefront Tour

On Other Extreme Of 120-Mile Front Americans Throw Back Two Red Probing At tacks

South. Korean Defenses Sag, Then Reform   Communist Attack Is Halted After Seven-Mile. Advance; U.N. Planes Blast North And South Anchors Of Battleline

Yanks Smash Enemy Thrust In Masan Area   Blazing Air Attack Breaks Up Possibility Of New Enemy Drive

Engineer Reports Benefits Would No’ Justify Flood Control Work In Borough

Warren Dam Is Opposed By Encineeer   Army Man Claims Estimated Benefits Would Not Justify Proposed Project

Senate Filibuster Against Anti-Communist Bill Ends; Veto Certain to Be Over-ridden

Jury To Probe Panty-Popping   53-Year-Old Teacher Accused But Is Still Teaching.

Present is Enough, He Says  G. B. Shaw At 94. Doesn’t Worry About the Future

RAF Expects Jet Bomber Replace B-29   Order Of 200 U.S. Superforts To Be Slashed To Mere 20

Allotinent of American $-2)'s Under AUlantie Pact Expected la bo Skashed — Now det Plane Noted for Hs Speed.

Leader Balks At Delaying FEPC Vote   Committee Head Won't Aid Move To Side-Track Rights Measure

GORGEOUS GUSSIE’ WINS TENNIS. TITLE   Miss Moran Triumphs In Eavotion Tourney

Egypt Jolted as ‘Gorgeous Gussie’ Moran, U.S. Tennis Star, Appears in Black Shorts

Tch, Tch, Look Here! ‘Gorgeous Gussie’ Shocks Cairo With Black Panties

(150 Tou gh Longshoremen Save Little Girl from Certain ‘Death APE? She Had: Fallen Between Shin. Pier

Heave All Together!!!  Brawny Dockers Save Tot from Certain Death

150 Stevedores Help Rescue Girl   Push Ship Aside as Human Chain Saves Child

TRUMAN PEACE TALK SCORED BY VISHINSKY   UN Starts Debate On Latest Russ Proposals

Compares U. 3. Preparedness To Hitler Idea  Soviet Diplomat _ Presents ‘Peace

Legion Head Attacked By Lawmakers   Hoffman, Dawson Jump On Craig For ‘Threats’

LANCASTER, PA. KILLING SOLVED   Collega Student,¢, Edward, Lester Gibhs:Confesaes, Slaying, of 21 Ld; College .Stenographer Ss oMember, of Promin: ent N. J. Family, .

College Student — Confesses Crime   Edward Lester Gibbs Con fesses Murdering Marian Louise Baker

KEEPS ‘DEATH DIARY’ — Physician Makes Close Study \Of Rare, Incurable Disease

DOCTOR KEEPS DEATH DIARY ON RARE DISEASE   Stricken With Incurable Ail. ment, Dictates Notes on Symptoms.

“Death Diary" —  Physician Keeps Notes On Incurable Disease T hat Will Kill Him Any Time

Hopes Notes May Aid Others Doctor Keeps Diary on His Rare and Incurable Malady

Doctor Is Keeping “Diary Of Death’   Retired Physician Keeps Notes On Rare Malady He Suffers

Doctor Keeps ‘Death Diary’  Retired Physician Is Suffering From Incurable Disease

Retired Doctor, Incurably [ll with Rare Disease, Is Keeping Diary for Science

Doctor Keeps ‘Death Diary’  Retired Physician   Retired Physician {s Suffering From  Incurable Disease

Physician, Ill With Disease Which May Kill Him At Any Time, Keeps ‘Death Diary’

 Agriculture Commissioner Says Montana Ha:  Millions of Bushels of Wheat Piled On Ground: Rail Car Shortage Is Feared

Truman Enters Political Ring   President To Speak Next Saturday Night

TRUMAN TAKES TO STUMP IN ST. LOUIS.   President Will Speak Next Saturday Over Nationwide Broadcust In His Only Political Tati of 1950 Campaign,

New Troubles in Flooded Section  Temperatures Drop In Red River Area

Yanks Close Grip on City as Second Spearhead Overruns Airfield and Cuts Highway to Suwon; Reds Muster All Available Forces. Draft Students

Court Upholds  City Payroll  Income Tax Officials Eve Ruling   Officials Eye Ruling On Toledo, Dayton Municipal Levies

City Income Tax Upheld by Cour  Some Rea   Some Require Vote Of People, However

OHIO SUPREME  COURT OKAYS TOLEDO’S TAY   Dayton’s City Income Levy Ruled Out Due To Charter Provision

TOLEDO'S PLAN UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED   Dayton Tax Is Ruled Out For Lack Of Vote  FINANGIAL GRISIS   Faces Cities With Invalid Tax Programs; Home-Rule Power Given As Basis

15,000 UN Troops Break Inner Circle, Join Others at Koto   United Units Still Face 20-Mile Dash to Hamhung, Where Armada Waits

Bolivian Beayty Tearfully Pleads To Stay In U.S. To Avoid Marriage Of Convenience

Wants Marriage For Love— Bolivian Girl Fears Return To “Betrothed”

Bolivian Beauty Flees Wedding  Forced Into Romance   Forced Into Romance By Father, She Asks U.S. to Let Her Stay

Girl Begs To Stay in U. S.   Fears Marriage To Man Her Father Picked

Bolivian Beauty Begs  To Stay In Country,  Fears Forced Marriage   Governor Forecast Rain In Advance

Bolivian Beauty Flees Marriage  Rone Unrvon in T?] © tn Mennno Laneloee Mateh

TEXAN TARGET OF GANG GUNS SEVENTH TIME   Herbert Noble of Dallas Shot At in Hospital, Fears Another Attempt

General’s Message Says Pacific Island Defense  Essential For Peace; Formosa Called Strategic

Formosa Is Listed in MacArthur's  bland ta Preifie Pink”      Island in Pacific Link -ts Assurance of Peace Was General's Advice

Must Hold Line, Says MacArthur   Claims Losing Pacific Defense Line Would Make War Inevitable

MacArthur Says Allied  Control of Formosa Is Vital to Prevent War

Lose Formosa, War Sure   MacArthur Stresses Importance of Pacific Island Defense Line in Letter to’ Veterans of Foreign Wars

Contract Given On Carferry Job  World’s Largest to Cost $4.5 Million

Sturgeon Bay to Build Ship   4’ Million Goes to Christy Corporation

COMMUNIST-LED GENERAL ‘STRIKE IN VENICE ENDS AFTER 94-HOUR TIED 

AFTERNOON GAME WINFIELD 44, SIOUX CITY 42  Again Asks Spangler to  Ca { In Dract

GOP Chairman Not Likely to Accede Levsen Repeats His Demand For Spangler’s Resignation

Army Will Censor All  War News   Action Follows Row Over Recent Security Violation

Military Censorship % Imposed,   Korean War News To Be Censored ‘for Security Reaseus

General MacArthur Orders Full Military Censorship On Dispatches from Korea

U.S. To Censor All Dispatches  On Korea War   ‘Voluntary’ System Ended By MacArthur's Headquarters

Both Stories And Pictures Face Sereenins   Pennsylvania Man’ ‘To Head Press Advisory Section

MacArthur Clamps Full Censorship on Press Dispatches  Army to Screen All Stories, Pictures, Radio Broadcasts

 Johnson Demanding End To “Double Talk”  Makeshift Mobilization Of  America Blasted By Texan

Clay Hail Dies in Hospital  Funeral Rites Set Todovy at San Benito

ORLEANS FIRE LOSS $500,000   Blaze Is Termed Worst Since Chartres Street Warehouse Fire

Baruch Calls For U.S. To Win ‘Cold War   Elder Statesman Hits ‘Internal Quibbling’, Wants Stand-By Plan

Stop Waging Cold War Against  tention ‘to Seriane Farotes, fi...     Baruch Exhorts Government to Americans at Home and Pay At

Says Budenz Testimony  ‘Incredible’   Former Communist Party Official Appears Today

Browder Condemns Budenz Statement  Denies He Knew Owen Lattimore

BROWDER SAYS  EVIDENCE IS FALSE   Declares in Story He Never Has Had  Lattimore Contacts

Never Knew Lattimore, Earl Browder Dedares  en ) Paee ea Y ¢ Gee      Former Red Official Charges Budenz With False Testimony

Engine Disabled, Streamliner Rolls  Backwards Downhill For 7 Miles

Train Rolls Backwards  Down Hill   Engineer And Firemen Were Trying To Put Out Engine Fire

Brakes Give Way, Passenger Train Rolls Down Washington Hill With Engine Burning

MUSKINGUM RECORDER DIEs   BACKWARDS FOR SEVEN MILES  No One In The Engine

Unscheduled Run Is Made By Train   Engineer, Fireman . Are Left At Station

Jury Finds Tucker, 7 Associates nnocent in’ Dream Car Deal   7 Men, 5 Women Reject 31 Counts of Fraud, SEC Violation, Conspiracy

Jury Acquits Tucker And 7 Associates  ‘Dream Car’ Frau  Charge Ruled Out

CO-DEFENDANTS PLEAD GUILTY :          Hungarian Governi Vogeler, - Originally (grange, IL, an “RBI Agent”  Who Has Contessed Working as U. S. Spy. .

Hungarian. Government" ‘Calls Vogeler, Originally. from --Lagrange, TN, an “BE Agent” Who Has Confinsed: Working aa Wm Ss. Spy. ae

Infamous Stockholm Peace Appeal Was Planned And Executed In U. S. By Reds

RED SABOTAGE IN U. S. Stockholm Peace Appeal Directed  By Communists  Red Party Members Directed To Fiaht Use af Atamie Bamhb   Third of A Series Of Ten

Bomb Petition Master Stroke   By FENDALL YERXA AND OGDEN R. REID (Copyright, 1950, By The New York Herald-Tribune)

 School For Sabotage  Peace Appeal Was Red Move Which IDuped innocent Into Moscow’s Plan.

Threat Of Red Sabotage Stockholm Peace Appeal Aims To Muzzle America

SABOTAGE.~"3 RED PEACE ON OWN TERMS   By FENDALL YERXA and OGDEN & PEID

Democrats, GOP Seek Agreement ‘On Foreign Policy   Deep Concern Shown By Both Parties Over Present Bitter Fight

Leaders Seek  To Heal up  Policy Split Rift Is Viewed’  As Serious Daril ian Neatian

Parties Begin Truce Moves   -Republican Slated To Advise Acheson

Daily Democrat Want Ads Pay   Party Leaders Work to Heal Wound Made By Red Charges Against State Department   Fear McCarthy Blasts Will Hurt Bipartisan Foreign Policy Views

Mother’s Day Services Mean More In Grafton, West Virginia, Than Any Other Spot In Nation

50-50 Chance Of Red Blow   Petterson Seys Even Chance Russia to Strike ir Eurepe in 1951

Trading Pact Is Announced   Chinese Reds, Rus. sians Enter Inte Broad Agreement

HUGE BANKRUPTCY ~ PETITION 1S FILED   Loan Of $694,600 To Sherwood Distilling Company, Westminster, Listed In Plea Filed In Philadelphia

Two Local Banks Creditors in Big Bankruptcy Case   27 Banks Among Creditor. In Philadelphia Firm’s Federal Court Petition

US Work Situation To Improve   National Spurt of Idleness Reached Turning Point, More Jobs Expected Now   Outpourings of Students In Summer Will Choke Market Again, However

Improvement  On Labor Front This Month   Is Expected to Continue Through To Peak in July

Production of prune OF Can  Military Demands Would Be Beyond  Imaaination

tthiopia Taxes Cause Revolts  Anary Peasants Cu   Angry Peasants Cut Governors’ Throats

Syndicate Gambling And Alleged Leader: Hit From All Sides  Costello, Erickson Under New Fire As Probers Dic In

CRIME BOSSES QUIZ TARGETS   Costello and Erickson May Be Cited For Contempt of Senate.

Gale-Beaten Vessel Saved By U.S. Ship   Norwegian Freighter In Danger Of Breaking Up In Adlantic Storm

WELLHEAD PRICE UPHELD   Kansas Supreme Court Rules on Hugoton Field Case

SAWYER ON LEE CASE   Says Cabinet Officers Should Have More Firing Rights

WALKER SAYS ENEMY MAKING “LAST GASP”   Commander Gives Message to Member: Of Korean Army

Hying Boat Crash Lands, Explodes   ‘Marshall Mars’ Is Total Wreck But Crew Escapes

Big Plane Total Loss Off Oahu   Largest Flying Boat Explodes, Burns; Crew of Six Saved

Navy's Giant F lying Boat Explodes   All Seven Crewmen Escape as Ship Crash-Lands at Sea

Asks Defeat Of Opponents  In Congress   President Speaks ta Huge Democratic Rally in Chicago

CHICAGO RALLY HEARS TRUMAN DENOUNCE FOES   Frankly Political Talk Winds Up U. 8. Tour

we ShS ROYALTY  Tran Court Strips Privilege From Newlywed Princess

Patient Dies From Wrong Ga  - Mislabeling Cause Of Hospital Death

Two ‘Teen-Agers Are Arrested In Arizona Fatal Shooting Of Motorist Is Admitted By Texas Youth:

TWO TEEN-AGE WACO YOUTHS HELD FOR SLAYING MOTORIST WHO GAVE THEM RIDE IN CAR -

This Isn't New to Washington  Solon Wants Money in Colors To Foil Income Tax Violators

State “Leads” in Gambling, Says Collier’s  Article Doesn’t Have All Facts, Say Elli-.

Stevenson’s Efforts Nil; ‘Passes Buck’  Governor Defends Efforts of Office

Signals Selected For First Air Raid Test Wednesday  Aiwmonen Ament Rianc   Mayor Announces Blasts Will Be Started Here at 12:45

Signals Selected For First Air Raid Test Wednesday   Mayor Announces Blasts Will . Be: Started Here ct 12:45

Don’t Believe In Oath... . eve En Vath...  Professors To Aid In Loyalty Dispute

Campaign Gifts To Be Examined   Senate Probers Hunt Ganq Contributions

Britain's War Minister Denies That He Is Red   Strachey Is Stung By Opposition Press Dismissal Demand

Hurricane Is Heading West   ~ Chief Forecaster Notes Increase In Size, Strength

Say Florida Now in Path (i Hurricane   Majer Troptcal Storm Moving Toward Mainland; Bahama Islands Warned

Red Chinese Intervention in Korea Revives Demands for Chiang’s Aid   William Faulkner Wins 1949 Nobel Literary Prize; Russell Honored

SCOTT PRESSES FIGHT TO SPEED POWER PROGRAM   Governor And Another Official Call For Public Development; Private Ex. ecutives Differ.

Scott Runs Into Debate Over Power   Federal Official Backs Governor In Chareime Shortage -

‘State's Private Power Companies Say ‘They Have Expanded to Meet Demand

Governor Finds Battle On Hands   Scott’s Charge That Private Powers Hav:  Failed Gets Retort

State Dept. Probe ‘Payoff’ Charged By Sen. McCarthy   Republican Renews Attack Even as N. Y. Grand Jury Finds No Proof Government Mishandled Amerasia Case Prosecutions; Witness Given Favors, Senator Charges

M’Carthy Charges Peurifoy Arranged ‘Payoff’ For Convicted Data Thief

GRAND JURORS CLEAR G-MEN AFTER INQUIRY   Commie Infiltration Draws Attack In Report

Secret ‘Payoff Of Red Probe Witness Seen  McCarthy Says State Department Deputy Pledaed Leaal Aid

WUARTHY MAKES “PAYOFF” CHARGE   REPORTS PEURIFOY MANE DEAL WITH WITNESS. STATEMENT IS DENIED.

John Peurifoy “ Aileged To Have Arranged Deal  Testimony Favoring:   Testimony Favoring: Department, Object Of ‘Arranaement’

M'CARTHY FIRES ANOTHER CHARGE IN RED INQUIRY   Says Peurifey Pledged Free Legal Advice Te Larsen   LATTER IS QUICK TO DENY ANY DEAL

Says Peurifoy Helped Larsen   Lists Loyalty OK, Free Legal Advice

Snow Slide Is Fatal To Man   Four Buried For Hour; Two Able To Dig Their Way Out.

Senators Hope Fund Cuts Stand   House Approves Big Appropriations Slash

Hopeful Cuts  May be Kept   Two Senators See Possibility of Its Reversing Customary Role.

Key Leaders Predict That Senate Will Agree with House Reductions

PREDICT SENATE WILL ECONOMIZE   MAY GO ALONG WITH HOUSE EFFORTS TO CUT APPROPRIATIONS

300 NAMES MAY BE NEEDED  ~ Lubbock County Census Count May Fall Short Of 100,000

Brownsvillels Hard Hit With A 7i-Inch Fall   Homes Are Flooded And Cars Stalled On City Streets

Brownsvillels Hard Hit With A 73-Inch Fall  Homes Are Flooded   Homes Are Flooded And Cars Stalled On City Streets

NEW OFFICERS FOR CHAMBER   Community Chest “Plante Ger  “Ye ol ne en

   CUTS FOR SOME, HIKES FOR OTHERS: Truman’s Tax Plan To Be Unveiled Today

Truman Tax Pleas May Rile Congress  Message Due Today May Hit Business

House Hears Tax Cut Plan Today   President Set to Ask Excise Slashes, Corporation Hikes

Jap Communists Threaten to Fight Party Outlawing    Fight With ‘Human Bullets, General Strike Pledged  By Politburo Member

QUAKERTOWN WIFE 13 GIVEN DIVORCE DECREE   Five Adoption Hearings To Be Heard Today   11 PLEAD GUILTY CASES

Truman Voices Prayer of Hope To Avert War   President To Attack Isolationism In Afternoon Address

Electrical Union Demands Pay Hike  G. E., Westinghouse, Sylvania Get Notice

_WINTER’S WORST STORM BOOSTS WATER SUPPLY     Snow, Sleet, Hail, Rain Adc Equivalent Of 2.11 Inch Fal  Provide Heaviest Preelpitation 1p A Year, Force Sounding of No School Signal '*

WINTER’S WORST STORM BOOSTS WATER SUPPLY   Snow, Sleet, Hail, Rain Add Equivalent Of 2.11 Inch Fall   Provide Ueaviest Precipitation in A Your, Force Sounding of  No School Siynat

Bridges to Keep U. S. Citizenship At Least A Month  Federal Court Over - Rule Fn een i rr _   Federal Court Over - Rule Government Move For Quick Action m Case

Delay Citizenship Ruling on Bridges  Court Allows Time For Filing Briefs

Bridges Safe Pending Appeal   Court Refuses to Revoke Citizenshin at Once

Bridges to Keep U. S. Citizenship At Least A Month   ee  Federal Court Over - Rule: Government Move For Quick Action in Case

CITIZENSHIP FIGHT WAGED BY BRIDGES   Will Remain An Ametican For At Least Another Month Pending Court Action

New Hurricane deading For West Florida   Blowing Out of Gulf; Entire  Peninsula ‘Is .Alerted

100 MPH WINDS HEAD FOR FLORIDA   Second Hurricane in Week Threatens Peninsula; Tampa Area in Storm’s Path

New Tropical Storm Moves  Toward Fla.   No Hurricane Alert Has Been Sounded; Winds Gain Strength

TRUMAN VETOES BASE POINT BILL   WOULD HAVE ALLOWED SELLING OF PRODUCTS AT IINIFORM PRICES

Basing Point Bill Is Vetoed by President   Plan Gave Business Men Right to Absorb the Freight Charges

Truman Vetoes Bil For Basing Point Prices as Obscure   Says Controversial Bill Would Not Clarify Situation

Truman Slaps Veto On Basing Point Measure   Claims Bill Would Complicate Federa Trade Commission

A Basing Point Bill Is Vetoed   Feared the Law Would ‘Obscure, Rather Than Clarify,’ He Explains   SORE SPOT FOR PARTY

Claims Law Would Cloud  Price Picture   SecondControversial Meas ure Killed By President In Reeent Months

Basing Point Billls View By President   Truman Says Measure Unnecessary, Legality Of Practice Clarified

Veto Kills Basing Point Pricing Bill   Uniform Prices At Delivery Point Called Confusing

Claims Measure Would Add To Pricing Muddle   Controversial Law Would Have Allowed Business To Absorb Freight Charges

President Vetoes Basing Point Act  Declares Measure Confuses Pricing

Truman Vetoes Basing Point  Price Measure  President Rejects Bill Granting Individual Businessmen Right to  Absorb Freight Costs

A VETO BY TRUMAN   President Says Basing Bill Would Obscure Laws on Pricing Practices

Basing Point Bill Vetoed By President  Says Anti-Trust Laws Would Be ‘ Rendered Weak

TRUMAN VETOES FREIGHT BASING POINT MEASURE   President Turns Down Bill To Allow Busi“nessmen To Quote Uniform Delivered  Prices.

President Kills “Basing Point" Bill With Veto   Highly Controversial Measure Would Not Clarity Law, Claim

Truman Hands Down His Secone Veto Of Session   Bill Would Allow Freight Absorption

i: illaeailiae Alia. Hill Ai ile il Salle ii i MO All ll A A SR  President Vetoes ‘Basing Point Bill

TRUMAN APPLIES VETO TO WARMLY CONTESTED BILL   Says Basing Poimt Measure  Failed Te Clarify  Siteation   LEGISLATION WOULD FURTHER CLOUD ISSUE

MEASURE NOT IK PUBLIC INTEREST TRUMAN ASSERT!   Says Bill Would Curb Protec. tion Afforded By Anti Truet Lawe

—HOT ISSUZK— Pricing Bull Is Vetoed  By Truman   OK’D FREIGHT ABSORPTION

Basing Point Bill Vetoed  Truman Convinced Bill “Would Obscure Lawe’

Truman Kills ‘Basing Point’  Pricing Bill   Veto Note Says Act Would Be Threat To Small  Business Firms

President Vetoes Basing Point Bill  Truman Says Law Woulc Be Possible Blow To

BASING POINT BILL VETOED   Truman Fears Bill Trims Protection Given By Anti-Trust Laws.

Basing Point Bill Vetoed   Truman’s Second Rejection of Major Measure

Basing Point Bill Vetoed  Truman Says Present Law On Subiect Clea

REASONS FOR REJECTION 0   White House Feare Measure Would Reduce Protection of Anti-Trust Laws. _

BASING POINT BILL VETOED BY. PRESIDENT   Truman Says Act Not Needed, Might Hit Anti-Trust Laws

Truman Vetoe: Basing Point Legislation   Says Controversial Bill Unnecessary; Backers Uncertain On Future Strategy

‘Basing Point’ Bill Is Vetoed  Concerned Absorbin; OF Freight Charges

Bill To Allow Same Delivered Price Meets Disfavor   Vetoes Second Maior Bill Passed

Economic Bill Vetoed By Truman   Basing Point Bill Would Limit AntiTrust Protection, President Says

TRUMAN VETOES BASING POINT BILL   Measure Would Have Given Businessmen Right To Absorb Freight Rate

Revision Seen : As Veto Result  Lew Is Plain, Says.   Lew Is Plain, Truman, There Bili Is Unnecessary:

BILL VETOED BY PRESIDEN   Truman Says Act Not Needed, Might Hit Anti-Trust Laws

BASING POINT BILL VETOED   President Truman Declares LegisJation “Would Not Be In Public Tutorest.”

Bill to Legalize Freight Absorption Vetoed As Not ‘In Public Interest’

Defense Near Postwar Top, Editors Told   Will Reach Armed Peak Soon, Texas Congressman Reveal:

Taft Backs CutIn Aid To Europe   Nation's Editors Turn Eyes [Toward Atomic Bomb Secrecy

HOLD INSTALLATION SERVICE FOR LODGE   Lily Rebekah Officials Are   ‘PLATTERS ARE SERVED

Mentally Ill Woman Kept Locked in Her Bedroom for Years by Elderly Brother

GOP Proposes Bill to Reduce  Nation’s Taxes   Republicans Reveal 9-Point Program as President Dstinwacua Mice:

Priority System Listed For Civilian Evacuation After Enemy Altack

Saigon Terror . Plot Smashed   100 Under r Atrest a as”    100 Under Atrest as. Police and French Act

Red Plof for Saigon Broker   Communist Plans for Genero! Attack in Indochinese Capital Smashed

Indo-China Nips Plot By  Communists  100 Terrorists Held In Jail After Plans

Indochina Holds 100 Terrorists   Communist Plot In Saizon Is Reported

Indo-China Plot By Reds Smasher  “Fr ench, Vietnam . Nay 106 Terrorists

Police Smash Plot By Reds In Indo-China   100 Terrorists Held In Saigon Attempt Ts Start ‘Battle’

SMASH SAIGON TERROR ATTACK   100 UNDER ARREST; REDS HAD PLANNED OUTBREAK IN CITY

Smash Plot Of Indochina  Terrorists   100 Arrested Sunday On Eve of Outbreak  Aimed) Against Saizen

Red Plot Smashed By Saigon Police  100 Terrorists Jailed On Eve of Grenade Attack Within City

WEATHER REPORT   Pupils, Teachers ‘At Home’ For Public Schools Week

U.S. Urges U. N.  ‘Council Sanctions Against Korea Reds   Resolution Asks Military Aid for Repelling Communist Invaders

U. 5. Appeals To UN Council For §. Korea   Resolution Asks Members to Restore Peace in the Area

HOPE TO LINK NATIONS INTO WAR ACTION   Rush Program for Security Council Approval and Immediate Help.

UN Operational Echelon Planned To Assist ‘Mac  Expected To Get Council Approval;

UN HELP SOON IN KOREA AREA   Forces To Back Up MacArthu: Taking Shope in Halls of Lake Success

Warns U. S. Of Debacle In Asia   GOP Leader ‘Calls For Truman’s Plan:

Warns U. 5. Nea Ruinous Fight With China Reds  Wiley Sees Disaster If-Moscow Orders Chinese lnto Korea

ANOTHER SAID SEEKING REFUGE U.S. Grants Temporary Asylum To Former Czech Envoy lo UN

Election Vital To Appointees   Traman Choices May Fall Tf Vete Favors GOP

Nov. 7 Election May Decide  Fate Of Truman Nominees Half-Dozen Appointees To Major Offices Still Await Senate Okay

FLANKS TURNED,U.S. FORCES FALL BACK TOWARD TAEJON   Thousands of Enemy Pour Into Growing Beachhead, Already 15 Miles Wide Along the Kum—South Koreans Yield Also.

Reds Attempt To Trap Americans —   U. S. Withdrawal Comes as Commies Set Up 15.M/ilea- Raachhead and Ontflant De ioe ares pe as igs

North Korean Bridgehead Is 15 Miles Wide   Pincer Movement Threatens GI's In Taeion Area

Frontal Troops  Hold On   Red Tanks Smashed Trying to Make South Bank

Reds Expand’ng Bridgehead On Southern Bank Of River In Face Of Terrific Losses

Half Of Forces Fall Back On Taejon, As Reds Swarm In   Reds Have 15 Mile Beachhead

Koreans Breach Kum River Line; Menace Taejon  Enemy Afttemntinag Pincers   Enemy Attempting Pincers Movement: GI's Fighting Hard

Forces Pushed Back Toward Embattled Taejor   Gen. M‘Arthur Reports Red Bridgehead Intact Despite Heavy Losses

U.S. Troops Fall Back  on Taejon   Heavy Losses Inflicted on Red Army Crossing River

U.S. Abandons 2,000 in China   Nationalists Add Barrier To Evacuation Plans

Shanghai Exit Sealed Off By Nationals  Reds, Mines Thwart Costly U. S, Plan To Move Neutrals

MOVE TO EVACUATE SHANGHAI COLLAPSES   LC. S. Cancels Plans to Move 2,000 Americans and Other For4igners From City by Sea.

Deal for American Evacuation Fails  Nationalists Mine + Last Shanghai Exit

[Marines Shove Reds Back at Yongsan (Declare, ‘We've Got ‘Em on the Run’

THREE JET PLANES BREAK SPEED RECORD   Fastest of Trio Flies From San Franciseo to Los Angeles in 32 Minutes, 56 Seconds,

BALTIC SEA IS COMBED BY SEARCH CRAFT  Object IsSpotted Near Danish Island of Bornholm—No Signs of Life.

U. 5. PRESSES FULL INQUIRY OF INCIDENT   Oil Slick ‘Sighted By Search Plane In Baltic

Searchers Spot Objects Floating In Baltic Sea   No Report of Survivors, If Any. Received

Plane, Believed Shot At By Reds, Found  No Report ‘of ' Survivors Yet

No Traces Of Survivors Discovered   Baltic Area Off Swedish Coast Scoured

Searchers See   Missing Navy Privateer Believed One Attacked by Soviet Fighters:

Search Being Made For 10 Men, Plane   Four Objects And Possibly Raft Is Spotted From Air

Yellow Fishing Box Picked Up By Danish Ship; No Report Of Survivors

“BLUE SKIES” AHEAD   Weatherman Promises Better Day. for Kansas Tomorrow

‘Operator Absolved As Bulldozer 'Buries Child, Playing In Trench

NEW-YORK-CITY=10-FINANCE: RAIN-MAKING EXPERIMENTS         _All Methods Of Cloud Seeding . Will Be Tried

2 New City Park Sites Approved  Commission Votes   Commission Votes To Recommend City Purchase Tracts

THREE PLEAD GUILTY AT GRAND JURY SESSION   Bristol Junk Dealer Included : Among Appearing  OTHER COURT NEWS

} MOTORISTS IN COURT, TWO ORUNKEN ORIVERS   Bristol Brakeman Ran Into Caboose of Train   GRAND JURY FOREMAN

Bonus Forms Are Late in Arriving   Local World War Il Veterans Swamp Service Offices

Bonus Forms Are  Late in Arriving  Local World War Il  Veterans Swamp rel a gree 

Widespread State Pay Raises Loom  Reclassification Act Affects 80 Per Cent

SLAYER OF 5 HELD FOR GRAND JURY   Judge Enters Not Guilty Plea For Edwin Reynolds

SENATE VOTES UNANIMOUSLY ON FOREIGN ARMS AID BILL  Korea and Philippines Are Allotted Millions to Strengthen: Military Forces

Foreign Arms Aid Approved   Senate Passes Big Bill Without Dissent

SENATE BACKS BIG FOREIGN ARMS AID   Over Billion Program Includes 16 Million To Bolster S. Korea Forces

Senate Votes Foreign Arms  Aid, 86 to O   Bill Includes Funds To Bolster Korea and The Philippines

FOREIGN ARMS FUND APPROVED   Group Votes To Furnish Huge Sum For Aid Of Allies Across Ocean.

Senafe Approves Arms Aid Bill by  Unanimous Vote Quick Approval   Quick Approval In House Seen Due To Tension

Senate Puts Q.K.OnArm: Aid Measure  Unanimous Approval   Unanimous Approval Sends Bill Over To House For Vote

Foreign Aid Bill Okayed   Senate Vote Is Unanimous; Quick House Aporoval Is Expected

Senate Passes  Arms Aid Bill   16 Million To Korea, Philippines; House Still To Act

Speedy Senate Approval Given To Arms Bill  GOP Leaders Ura   GOP Leaders Urge Including Spain In Defense Ring

WEARIN TO SEEK SEAT IN SENATE   Ex-Congressman Candidate On Democratic Ticket

Clamor For Gov't Econom) Grows Louder   Truman’s Budget Message Draws Opposition in Congress from Republicans; Democrats Silent.

0 Support For Boosted Taxes Heard   Whether Trimming Talk Will Lead to Actual Cuts Questioned; Loud Demands for Cut Heard

Loud Calls For Slash In Budget   But Time Will Show Whether Clamor for Economy Will Prove More Than Just Talk

Economy Ury Being Heard In Congress  Senators, House   Senators, House Members Saying Spending Will Be too High

Deficit Prospect Stirs Slash Talk   Most of Congress Favors Reduction; Loud Calls for Tax Boost Lackina

Out-of-Balance Budget Studied PRRAP PPP PPP PPP PP PPP LP PDP PEP LLP PPLE PPPS”  ECONOMY CLAMOR GROWING LOUDER

Fight Faces Budget Plan As Congress Begins Fire   ‘Increase In Taxes Opposed, But Plan Of Action Unknown

CLAMOR RISES IN CONGRESS FOR CUT IN BUDGET   But Economy Tolk is Likely to Prove Only Talle.

Ditticuity Seen In Slashing Deficit During Election Year   No Loud Calls For Hefty lax Boost; Gentiment Favore A Cut In The Taxes

Economy Talk First Month Noted In Past  Difficult Election Year Task Before Conaress Leaders

But Aiken Sees It Mere Talk Following Hullabaloo  On Truman Note   Tax Boost Appeals Missing At Capitol   Lumping Of Appropria tions Into One Measure Gains Backing

Solons Seeking Big Axe To Cut Deficit Spending  Lesa en news Mest i gt 4 Reqaes

Clamor Grows for Using Ax on the Budget   Economy Campaign Could Turn Out to Be Talk, Ne Action

Economy Clamot Grows Louder Around Budget   Nearly All Senate And House Members Want To Start Cuts

Many Leaders See Slight Chance of Cuf  Delicit May Be Even Larger Thon That Forecast by Truman

Economy Clamor Follows Truman   Talk of Cutting Budget, Taxes Echoed by Salone

Budget Stirs Congress Cry For Economy   Truman’‘s Proposals Bring Vocal Clamor To Slash Spending

Economy Demands . Increase   Sen. Aiken Claims Little Can Be Cut From President’s 1950 Budget

BIGGER SLIC IN SPENDING PROPOSED   Solons Express Opposition To Any Tax Increase

ECONOMY CRY GROWS LOUDER IN CONGRESS   Little Change Anticipated On Truman's Out-OfBalance Budget

Truman Spend Program Ires Congressmen   Eut Little Hope Seen of Reduction During Election Year

Fconomy Cry By Lawmakers Grows Louder   Say They Ought To Get Out Axe On Truman Budaet

Economy Cry Being Heard In Congress   Senators, House Members Saying Spending Will Be too High

Clamor For A: Work On U.S. Budget Grows   Congressmen Talk Loud, Long On Deficit Spending

Tax Boosts Not Heard At Present   Sentiment Seems to Run Other Way; Deticit Might Be Bigger Than Predicted   Postal Bill Okayed   Rates Increase Receives House Okay, Smaller One in Senste

ECONOMY BLOC RAISES VOICE   Spending Would Be Much Too High Under Truman’s Budget, Solons Agree

—NEW FIGURE — Budget Cut  Clam r 1  Growing   LAWMAKERS RAP SPENDING

Congress Maps Battle Lines for Budget Reduction  Aiken Sees Hopes For Cuts Slim in Year of Election

Solons Hunt For Wavs To Pare Budect   ratinent Favors Slash Instead Of Any New Levie:

Clamor Grows to Cut President's Spending   Senate. and House Members Agree  “ Budget is Too High While Exception  is Also'T aken to. Huge Deficit—Econ. omy Drive Under Way.   -MAY BE LIMITED TO TALK

Deficit Spending, Voiced in Budget Message, Comes under Sharn Attack

Congressional Clamor For Economy  Gains After Look At New Budaet

Legislators Say Spending Is Too High  It May All Be A Lot Of Talk

Solons Studying Pres. Truman’s  'Budaet: Are Fearful Of Spendinc:

More Talk Than Action May Be Net Result   Congressional Circles See Little Chance For Increase in Taxes

Red Star Plane Incident Studied   Malik Denies U. § Report Given UN

U.N. Western Diplomats In Cautious Mood  - Await Explanation By Soviet Russia Qn Ramber Incident

$433,000,000 Raise Favored By House Unit   House Ways And Means Committee Increase  Aimed To Win Truman’s Approval For Its  Bill Cutting Wartime Excise Taxes By  £1.000.000.000. Leaders Say

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Shades Of Coolidge-Red Tinge Develops In Vermont’s Hills

Hal Boyle Believes Korean Invasion Won’t Start World War Ill; Russians Not Ready

Boyle Says Now Is Time to Call Russia and She Will Back Down as in Greece

wie OF Ver Yur bnae  Red Invasion of Korea Seen as Test of Strenath

Baseball Games, Entertainment Scheduled for Each of Three Davs   WILL OPEN THURSDAY

FOR VINLAND FAIR   Baseball Games, Entertainment Scheduled for Each  of Three Davs   WILL OPEN THURSDAY

Lovelorn Slayer Commits Suicide   Police Find Body As He Promised

Rationing Would Force Decreased Driving Threat Of War Might Bring Cut In Texas Hiahway Toll

Texas Totals Worst Traffic And Crime Record in Histors   epIME WOLID DROP

MOSBMIZAUIOCH COWIG Cures Growing Urime nate—  War Threat May Make Texas Highwavs Safer For Travel

Genoese Celebrafe Columbus Day, Too   Procession Carrics Silver “Urn Believed To Hove Bic Ashes 7

Genoese Start Celebration of Columbus Day   Plan Year-Long Honor to Famed Explorer in 5th Centennial Anniversary

Genoese Celebrate Columbus Day, Too   ’ Procession Carries Silver _ Urn Believed To Have Hie Achoe

Anti-Communist Bill Readied By Senate-House Committee   Finishing Touches On Subversives Bill Expected Today; Details Not Disclosed

Wind-Up Near On Red Curbs   Internment Believed Still Part Of Action

Red Curb Bill Approval Seen At Conference   McCarran Does Not Reveal Details, But  Expects Acreement °

Anti-Red Measure Is Near Its Final Form  House Senate Committee Works Out Final Details on Compromise Plan

May Vote to End Newspaper Strike   Pittsburgh Strikers To Take Vote Today On Publishers’ Offer

Survey Shows Business In Pittsburgh Handicapped By Suspension of Papers

Pittsburgh News Workers Vote on Peace Proposals   Mailers, Drivers to Mee to Consider Offer of Publishers in Dispute

News Workers Vote Today   Mailers, Drivers Begin Arranging Membership Meetings

Officer Certain Oi Soviet Aid  NE, ge rr ee,   Red Prisoners Tel! Of Seeing Russians

Believe Soviets.  Helping Koreans Red Offensive Shows ‘Expert Direction

Report Hints Reds in Korea  Believe Russians  ui _ ah 2 A See ee ie

Russians Aid In Korean War  Prisoners Say Soviet Officers Are In Field

EL ee ee ee  Evidence Grows That Russ Officers Advise Korea Reds

Eisler Kept Off Red Party Group  Moscow-Trained Man ts Secretary General

CLAIM CITY — IS ILLEGAL. NAVY BASE   Moscow Demands U., S,  - and Britain Withdraw Their 10,000 Troops, Ors ganize Free Trieste Territory.   CHARGE VIOLATION  -. OF PEACE PACT   Note Says Trieste Converted Into Allied Military Springboard Threatening Peace of Europe.

SAYS B-29 WAS PHOTOGRAPHING RED DEFENSES   REJECT US DEMAND FOR COMPENSATION OVER LOST PLANE

Charge U.S. Is Trying to Shield ‘legal. Actions’   Warns Any Plane Ove Soviet Territory Will Be Subject to Attack

Georgia's Disputed County Unit Election System Survives Test in U. §. Supreme Court

Flooding Streams Engulf New Areas; 3d09 000 Homeless   Louisiana Lowlanders Rescued In Amphibious ‘Ducks’ As Waters Continue Rise; New Frigid Blast Hits Northern Plains

Army Of Homeless By Floods Increases  Southern Farmland Covered By Water

Senate Rejects Federal Aid to Housing Co-Ops; Maior Defeat for Truman

CIO Steelworkers May Seek Wage Rate Increase Running Close to 30 Cents an Hour

TWO OFFICERS ARE VICTIMS . IN ACCIDENT   Two Planes Piloted By Columbus Men Crashed Last Night

MID-AIR CRASH KILLS 2 PILOTS   Ghin Natjonal Air Guard Planes, on Routing Training Flight Colllde and Burn Near Steuben: ville ~

Says Alternative Is Battle Use Of Chiang Units  Forces Of Allies Are Tu rned Down, Senato'   Forces Of Allies Are Turned Down, Senator Says, While American Boys Die In Battle

Impeachment Of Truman Suggested By Sen. McCarthy Over Korean War

McCarthy Urges Truman Ouster   Should Be Impeached for Barring Chiang Troops, Savs Senator

Today's Index   Solon Would Impeach H.T If China Offer Rejected -

Says Chiang s Offer Should Be Accepted   Bitterly Accuses Acheson, Marshall Of ‘Love For Reds’

Oust President, McCarthy Asks   Blasts Truman Refusal to Use Chiang’s Troops

McCarthy Wants Truman Impeached  Says He Should. Have Acmated (Metnwota Ata

Solon Wants Loyal China Units In War   McCarthy Says Truman Should Be ‘Impeached’ If Policy Continues

16 Below Zero In Minnesota  No Relief in Sight; May Get Colder, Snov

U.S. to Shift Arms From Korea to Indo China When Possible  Area Now Second In Arms Prioirity, But No Troops to Be Sent

L. S. Aid Due  In Indo-China   Planes, Other Weapons To Go To Help French

CHARGES SENATOR AIDING — RUSSIAN>-BY TRYING TO - SABOTAGE FOREIGN POLICY

CHARGES SENATOR AIDING RUSSIANS BY TRYING 10 SABOTAGE FOREIGN POLICY

‘Grand Championship Steer Will Be Chosen Tuesday at Livestock Show

MO’S CAPTAIN IS SENTENCED   Skipper Of Grounded Battleship Suffers Huge Seniority Loss.

‘Big Mo’ Officers Suffer Demotions  Penalties Assessed Eor Running Aaround

Missouri Captain Moved Back 250 In Seniority   Receives Penalty For Going Aqground

Big Mo's Top Officers Are Sentenced   Three Set Back on Promotion 4 ist for Grounding

Capt. Brown Is Sentenced   3 Top Officers Of Big Mo Set Back On List

2.4 x Pf Appeal Sent To North, South Koreans  UN Backs Call For Halt To Atrocities

U.N. Condemns War Atrocities   Lie Asks Use of Red Cross Observers in Korea

AS EFFORT 10 ARGUSE PUBLIC   Appropriations Senators Making Demand Claim That Adminis. tration Has Failed to Stress Serlousness of Situation.

DEPARTMENT “HIRED” BRANNAN AUDIENCE   Republicans Claim Government Funds Financed Presence Of Minnecota Farmers

EX-COUNTY TREASURER JOHN METZ CHANGES PLEA IN CIRCUIT COURT AND ASKS FOR PROBATION

15,000 Volunteers Needed  For State Civilian Defense   Col. Lewis Acker, State D rector, Announces Sept.  Deadline For Completion Of Hard Hitting Defense Plan

Plan's Importance Emphasized Civilian Defense to Call for Volunteers

Union Leaders Ask McGrath To Stop  Ku Klux Klan Violence In Carolinas

Ku Klux Klan Stirs South Carolina; McGrath Is Asked To Take Action

‘Outgrowth Of Conway Trouble  Carolina Unions Ask MeGrath To Curb Further KKK Violence

4 Billions In“E”’ Bonds Owned In U- S.   Savings Bends Distributed Throughout Country: Re flects Riae in Small Bonds

Gifford Picked As British Envoy  Republican Will Succeed Douglas

U.S. AMBASSADOR TO LONDON NAMED   ACTIVE REPUBLICAN WALTER S, GIFFORD REPLACES DOUGLAS

Former Phone Chief Replaces Douglas in Post   Change Effective Nov. 1; British Approve New Appointment

Ambassador Post Given To Gifford  Tosemoan Annatineres   Truman Announces Republican Choice For English Job —

Appoints Gilford As Ambassador To Great Britain   Truman Selects Former Head Of AT&T Board To Fill Bouglss” Post

Gifford Is Appointed  New Envoy to Britain   Pres. Truman Names Former Telephone Co. Board Chairman and Republican to Succed Lewis W. Douglas Who Submits Resianation.   CHANGE EFFECTIVE NOV. 

Griffis Will Go To Spain   Truman Names Envoy To Cement Link With Franco

Truman Names Griffis as New Spanish Envoy   Ist U.S. Ambassador Since 1945; Senate Approval Expected

Gifford Is New Envoy  To Britain — Retired Head —~6h Of Bie A.T.&T

Gilford Named Envoy to Britait   Republican Succeeds Lewis W. Douglas As  Amtiosesdas ta Landay

Douglas Post Goes to Gifford   Ex-A. T. and T. Head Made Ambassador

Republican Walter 5. Gifford Named fo London Post   Truman Appointee as Ambassador May Boost Cooperation.

Ambassador Resigns Post  Early Replacement   Early Replacement By Truman Expected

Ambassador To Franco Spain Named   Move Designed to Help Build Defense Against Reds.

U.S. To Senc Ambassador To Spain   Griffis Named; Action Ends Snub of Franco

Gifford Gets British Post; Douglas Quits   Former A. T. & T.   Executive Named ' London Ambassado1

furor Greets Biogr: ‘aphy  Of inate   Walter S. Gifford Appointed  Ambassador, Succeeds Douglas

6. 0. P. Millionaire Walter S. Gifford ‘Chosen New Ambassador fo Britain

Douglas Resigns Gifford New Envoy to Britain   Eye Injury, Need for Rest Forces Change

Gifford Named Envoy fo London   President Chooses Former A. T. & T. Man To Replace Douglas

Republican To Post : In Britain    W. S. Gifford Named To Succeed Douglas . Who .Has Resigned Ag U.S. Amhbacsador

Gifford Given Envoy Post In Great Britain   Traman Picks Former Phone Company Head To Repluce Douglas

Assign Gifford To London Post   Former Chairman of A. T. & T. Named Ambassador;  Douglas Réesions tax Porconal Caneid ccatinae

Gilford Named Envoy to Britain   Republican Succeeds Lewis W. Douglas As  Ambassador to Lendon

Gifford Named New Ambassador lol G Britain  is Douglas  Di sedans Job For

Walter S. Gifford Is New Envoy to Lendon   Republican Appointed by Truman to Succeed Lewis W Douglas:se Ambreendar

7  W.S. Gifford to  Be Ambassador   Suceessor to L. W. Douglas at London Post

Will Take Up Job Vacated By Douglas   Retired A. I. & T. President Will Be Given Recess Appointment Ic London Position.

Gifford New US Man in England   Made Ambassador to Sue_ceed Douglas

Gifford Is Named U.S. Ambassador To Great Britain   Former Board Chairman OF  A. T.T. Co. To Succeed   ~—-s Douglas In London

Gifford Appointed Ambassador To London   Active hepupdican Chosen by Truman to Succeed Douglas as Means of Bolstering Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy.

TO GO TO LONDON   Walter S. ogee Succeed: Lewis W ~— as Ye heats

Truman Names Gifford to Ambassador Pos   Ex-President of A. T.& T. Replaces Douglas in Britain

Gifford Gets Truman’s Nod   Named To Succeed Louis Douglas As US Ambassador

Spain, U. 5.  Fyrhanne  FAL LEAL) he had  Ambassadors   Stanton Griffis Te Go To Madrid if Confirmed

Gifford Is Favored As Envoy   Retired Phone Companys Head Is Slated For London Appointment.

WILL SUCCEED LEWIS DOUGLAS   British Government Approves Appointment of Mr. Gifford As Envoy to the Court of St. James Jo Place of Mr. Dougins Who Resigned Tuesday,

Gifford Named As New Ambassador   Gonos to Landon to Succeed Lewis W. Douglas

Gifford is Named London Envoy fo Succeed Douglas   Former AY & T Head Will Assume. Post In November

Radio. TV Set  Cuts Foreseen  Cobalt Rationing Is Latest NPA Clamp

Tight Rationing System on Cobalt Hits Radio, Television Production

Cost of Living Controls Sought   Home Front Girding; Strategic Cobalt Rationed to Defense Plants

Air Force To Call  Reserves, Guards Facing Active Duty With Other Units

‘i YEHOON KILLS 109 IN JAPAN, INJURES 1,000, DESTROYS 6,000 HOMES

‘He Pressed _Star’s Dresses  Bette Too Tired for Affection’ (Says Mate, Fighting Divorce

DIRTY DISHES BUT NO LOVE  Wifey Husband of Bette Davis Says It’s More Than He Can Bear

sew CED OS NACE PV EEE EP EE  Bette Davis } Too Tired for Love, Mate Complains

TRUMAN POINT FOUR PROGRAN CRITICIZED   Bipartisans Cry “1 Told You So!” As Avalanche of Applications for Ald Pour Iu.

AskCrackdown On Speculative  Coffee Deals   Senate Committee Lists 4-Point Plan of Action For Justice Department

Senate Committee Asks Justice Department Crackdown on Speculative Coffee Trading

Crackdown On Speculative Trading In Coffee Asked By Agriculture Subcommittee

Demand Crack-Down On Coffee Speculation   Senate Committee-Calls on Justice Departmen To Take Action After Investigation of Sharp Rise in Prices: Calls for a Civil Suit

Journal Is Held In Capital   Ex-Defense Chief May Have Delayed Amerasia Arrests   Senate Group Urges Moves Against Coffee Speculators

Crackdown On  Coffee Urged   Justice Dep't Asked To Look Into Speculative Trading

High Coffee Prices Draw Senate Fire   ‘Committee Asks Ban on Speculative Trade in Java Mart

SEALED FILES AID MARAGON   Prosecution Asks Recess  As Major Part Of Case Is Periled.

MacArthur Pays Front 2nd Visit  Confers With Chief Of U. S. Eighth Army

Combined Air-Ground Attacks Force Reds Back at Two Points; Report Town Retaken

“Lemon-Eighty”   “Slight Withdrawals” Made East of Yongdong to Strengthen Hil! Positions; Enemy Gains in South Korea.

Some Of The Ground Troops Are Fresh Soldiers Tasting Korean Battle For The First Time

NORTH KOREANS STALLED ALONG 200-MILE FRONT   Yanks, Supported By Jets, Reported To Have Recaptured Hadong ©   FRESH U. S: TROOPS  SENT INTO BATTLE

MARTHUR AGAIN FLIES TO KOREA   [KEY OFFICERS ACCOMPANY GENERAL~—TRIP MADE IN CLOSE SECRECY.

Gen. MacArthu Visits Front  Secret Trip Made To Army Headquarters

New Troops, Planes Stall - Red Thrust   Commander. Battle Chiefs Confer on Fight Trend; Enemy Push Seen

Blunt Menacing Korea Thrust on 200 Mile Front   U. S. Cavalry Withdraws to Strengthen Hill Positions

Gen. W Arthur Makes Second  Visit to Front   Yanks Said to Have Recaptured Hadong; Lines Fairly Stable

U.S. Troops Recapture Hadong: Jets Hit Hard   Ait-Ground Attack Runs Communists From City —  Fresh American Troops Reported in vores A wt’.

No Change For Front In 24 Hours   Aerial Onslaught Helps Southerners  Drive Back Commies

No Major Changes on Any Front In 24 Hours  Defenders Blunt Menacing Thrus' 7 Miles Weet *

Gen. Bradley, Sec. Johnson On Way Back To US   Conclude Tour Of Orient And Far East Talks

PEACE PACT TALK SAID PREMATURE Johnson Says U.S. Security Definitely Tied To Far East

Johnson Ties U.S. Security With Far East   Defense Secretary Indicates Troops Will Stay In Japan

Far East Tour Of Bradley And Johnson Ended   Dulles To Remain; Hopes For Early Jap Peace Blasted

China Reds  Recognized By Britain   Step ‘A Recognition Of Fact, Not A Sign of Approval’; ‘Americans Told to Leave Formosa

LITTLE MERCHANTS HONORED National Newspaper Boy's Day Being Observed Todav

Koreans Force or Fake Broadcast by Prisoner lin Deseriion Appeal

Yank Broadcast Due to Torture?   Wife Asserts Alleged Talk Impossible  Otherwise

North Koreans Broadcast Plea They Say Made By Yank Officer   Egypt Declares Its Support ‘Of West Stand Against Reds

U.N. Campaign Intensifies To Seat Chinese Commies, Oust Nationalists

War Prisoners Held By Korean: Major Problem  Fate Of Hundreds _ Of U.S. Prisoners

Fate of GI Prisoners  Poses Victory Problem   Communists Taking Captured Americans Intg Territory Narth of 38th Paraile!

Will Carry Case Before U.N. Group      ionalisis Say Russian Airmen Supporting Reds

China To Protes! Red Warmaking  Nationalists Claim   Nationalists Claim Reds Raided Port

Nationalist China Is Protesting Soviet Participation in War; Russian Aggression Is Charged

China To Fil War Protest   Soviet Aid to Reds Coming Before U. N.

Acheson Before Two Committees  Secretary To Give Brief. ing On Recent Policy eC mions.

Airing Slated On Formosa In Congress   Acheson To Appear Before Lawmakers  In Session Today

TORPEDO BOMBER CRASHES: 4 KILLED   Navy Plane Plunges Into Trees Near Spokane, Wash. While Preparing to Land.

4 Navy Airmen Die in Crash   Torpedo Bomber Falls Near Spokane Field

Legion Opens Drive To Collect Toys for West Europe’s .  Unfortunate Children

Two Bills To Stop Gambling Sent Congress  Slots, Horse Wire  Laws Prepared By Becattte cm Tf hittidiiGiesks bet

McGrath Says Both Aimed at Vice, Rackets   Federal Government Planning Crackdown

‘More Freedom” Slated To Be Campaign Issue In Election in Britain

Nebr. Guard Not Called   If Ordered To Duty In Requlars Will Return Home First

Four National Guard Outfits Are Called Up   28th, 40th, 43rd and 45th Divisions Ordered To Duty

U. S. Defense Calls 4 Guard  Divisions   Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Californic Troops Summoned

State Is Expected To Complete Case In Bednasek Trial   Allegation Made Stuadeni Killed Girl, Because He Feared He Woanld Fone

ADMITS HE SET HOSPITAL FIRE   War. Veteran and-Foniier Barter, Was € onumitted fo Institution A Year Ago As An. Arsonist.

ADMITS HE SET HOSPITAL FIRE   War Veteran and Former: Barber?! Was Committed to Institution A Yeur Ago As An Arsonist.: } Ry ,

Ohio ‘Battleground”—  3 Die, 24 Wounded As Season Opens On. Game, Hunters

Board to Probe Sties Is Named   No Witch Hunt ora Whitewash: Tydings

Tydings Guides Senate Inquiry Into Red Charge   McGarthy Claim Of Red Influence Prompts Probe

Senate Names Five-Member Group Headed by I ydings to Probe  State Department for Commies

Five Senators Named to Probe Charges That Reds Hold High Offices in State Department

Group Is Picked io Probe Reds   No Witch Hunt and No Whitewash, Promise ot Chairman

State Dept. Red Hunt Set   Five Senators Named To Probe Charges Made by McCarthy

New Red Hunt «Body Named By Senators   Group Will Check Charge Of Commies In State Department

Tydings Heads Inquisitors 5-man Group   Hickenlocper, Lodge, McMahon, Green on  Subcammittes

Tydings to Head Senate Search for Reds in Governmen  Promises ° ‘No Witch  & A fh @  Promises “No Witch Hunt or- Whitewash’ By Committee

Attlee to See St. Laurent   Bri ii is h Prime Ministe: Leaves New. York by Plane for Canada.

But New Perils Encompass 20,000 — Toward ©  :  PLAN FOR EVACUATION  Four Chinese Divisions Are Hurrying to Cut Off Column

TRUMAN AND ATTLEE MAY APPROVE PLAN   British and American Chiefs Meet for Third Time to Study Situation.

‘BLUE ANGELS’ PREPARE TO FIGHT Navy's Top Jet Exhibition Team Readied For Korean Combat Duty

Seeks To Prove He Is The Real Jesse James   Court Trial Open: In Missouri; One ‘Witness Is 109

Hear Dalton’s Claim to Being Jesse James   102-Year-old Pretender In Truevlent Mood As Carried Into Court

J. Frank Dalton Or Jesse James? “Hearings Begin   Claimant to Nome of Famous State Outlaw _Appears in Courtroom

Claims He’s Notorious Jesse James   J. Frank Dalton Of Union, Aged 102, Goe to Court to Have Name Changed

os FOR PEACE EXPRESSED Chinese Red Delegation Here For UN Conferences

Nine Delegates From Red Chine Arrive In U.S.  To Present Charges Rofara lIN Aaainst   To Present Charges Before U.N. Against U.S. Formosa Policy

Arkansas Convicts Again Elude Posse; State Is Alerted   Officer Says. Thugs, May Be ‘Almost Anvwhere!

Escaped Convicts Flude Pursuers: Residents Warned   Shoot Their Way Out Of 2 Roadblocks

Arkansas Residents Warned Of Three Escaped Convicts   Jailbreakers Still On Loose After Twice Breaking Road Blocks

South Korean Vanguards Reach. ed Border On East Coast Yesterday But Halted To Await Further Orders   FRONT EXTENDS FOR TOTAL OF 120 MILES

Zoverment Of South Korea Declines To Ask Authority To Go Beyond 38th Parallel

U. S. Forces Smash Within 18 Miles Of North Korean Line   Formal Surrender Ultimatum May Be Served; Communist Troops Are Surrenderine Now in Thousands

Yanks 15 Miles  From Frontier   Amercan and South Korean Forces Are Advancing Ranidly Narthward on a 120 Mile Front.

South Koreans Seek Authority To Cross Boundary After Reds   Speculate That Allies May Serve Formal Surrender Ultimatum Before Crossing Line.

Allied Forees Only 18 Miles  From Border    Question of Crossing Old Frontier Still ~ To Be Decided

U.S. Forees Smach Close To Border   South Koreans Wait There and Regroup for Further Orders

Wallace Hit For War Stand   Daily Worker Says "He Betrayed Trust Of Common Men’

Europe Making ‘Amazing’ Advance But Not Militarily, Says Leon Gavin

Murray Says Government May Have to Buy, Operate Mines; Morse Takes Sharp Issue

W. M. Day Named Chairman Of Legion ‘Committee For ‘Operation Democracy”’

West Will Not Leave Berlin, Acheson Says   When May Day Demonstra. tion Ends, We'll Still Be There. He Declares

West Will No Yield Berlin  Acheson Declares All - Earee Necessary Will   Acheson Declares All Force Necessary Will Halt Youth Invasion

Acheson Declares Western Powers Will No Be Driven Out of Berlin by Communists

7 Will Shoot if-Necessary Acheson Says Western. Powers To Stand Firm in West Berlin

3 Senators Say Acheson Would Oust MacArthur   Wherry, Bricker and ! McCarthy Give Views  he Camnemte Trtle

CUSTOM BROKEN  oa He ene,  I'll Grant Exclusive News If  Please, Angry Truman Snaps

President Huffy And Exclusive On Interviews   Tells Reporters That He Does Not Like Their Attitude

Reveal Coffee Theft Racket   Million Doilars Worth Filched From Docks In New York City.

Big-Scale Coffee Stealing ‘Racket Smashed in Brooklyn  Police Probe Reveuls Million Dotior Less From Shiomests Durina Pact Year

Police Break Big N.Y. Coffee Racket   Say $1 Million Worth 1: Stolen From Docks in the Past Year

COFFEE STEALING RING UNCOVERED   Waterfront Racketeers Hac Been Watched By New York Detectives

Coffee Theft Ring Cracked in NY. May Have Accounted for Shortage

Porter Admits Brutal Murder   Cleveland Police Sol--= Depot Death

NEGRO ADMITS RAPE-MURDR   Dressing Room Key Fourd In Pocket Of Lon Stevenson

Cowshed Killing Has New Angle  Pontiac Police Check On Marine’s Story

ANIMAL DESCRIBED AS KILLER Leopard Escapes Zoo, Terrorizes  Oklahoma City Suburb Residents

Animal Leaps 20-Foot Wall In Park Zoo   Citizens Are Warned to Remain Indoors  Until Prowl Ends

WildLeopard Terrorizes  Oklahomans   Escapes from Oklahome City Zoo, Prowls in Darkness.

De adly India-Born Leopard  Prowls Fear-Stricken City   Beast, Newly Arrived From Jungle, Escapes Pit In Zoo At Oklahoma City; Officials Fear He Won't Be Found ‘Until He Attempts A Kill’

Acheson Denies Lattimore Director Of Far East Policy  Declares Man McCarthy Cal d Soviet Agent Never Employed By tate Dep’

Secretary Of State Says Man Senator McCarthy Accuses Is Not Actual Director Of Far East Policy

LATTIMORE IS, RETURNING 10 DENY CHARGES   Slated to Appear A Senate Probe Session On Tuesday

Acheson Denies Lattimore Has Hand in Policies   McCarthy in Hospital For Sinus Treatment After 4-Hour Speech

Two Had Taken Enlisted Men To Panhandle  Attempts At Rescue Delayed by Intense  Meat Fram Flamac

'Atlantic Police Is Urged; Mobilization Gets Push   Senator Sparkman Calls Discussion For Unity Of Atlantic Nations: GOP Urges Mobilization

‘New Senatorial Push For An International Police Force; And Speedier Mobilization:

Start Push For World Police Force   Faster Mobilization . OFU. S."s Military Might Demanded By Senate Group

Two Republicans Demand Stepping-Up Mobilization   Former Governor Stassen And Senator Lodge Issue Statements — Stassen Would Serve Notice On Russia

Argue For U.N. Force, Speedier .. Mobilizatior  Sparkman Pushes For Police Force; Stassen Favors Tough Policy

Utility Commission Had Adopted: ‘Hands-Off' Policy Despite Res olution Protest Of McKeesport Council   MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE

5. PLAN T0 ARM REICH HITS: BIG SNAG   Socialist Vote Win May Doom Defense By West Powers

U. S. PLAN TO REARM W. EUROPE IMPERILED      erman Election Gives Wide Matgin to Socialiat Party Opposed to Ameriran Proposals, »

ARM REICH HITS BIG SNAG   Socialist Vote Win May Doom Defense By West Powers

Reich Plans Get Setback   Socialists?’ Vietory Held Peril io Arms Scheme

Rearming Europe Runs Into Snag  German Socialists Win; Oppose Action

Damage to Ship Work of Crackpot   Naval Vessel in Seattle Harbor has Motor Damaged In Apparent Grudge Job

POLIO SWEEPING OVER TEXAS AT EPIDEMIC RATE 222 Cases Are  Reported in Barly 1950

GROSS BURRING PROBE) HERE   Action Terrorizes Widow At Home South of St. Joseph

ARDMORE LOSES ITS NO. 1 CITY BOOSTER, NOBLE   Prominent Oilman, 50, Former OU Regent, Found Dead In Houston Hotel

GOP Takes Acheson's Challenge   Foreign Policy Fight Promised By Taft Backer

Ferguson Lashe: Back, Attacks ‘Name-Calling’  Flanders Calls On Secretary To Face ‘Facts Of Life;’  Requests Resurvey

G. 0. P. Jolts Loan to Tito   Knowland Demands Acheson Aid China

GOP, Acheson Foreign Policy Battle Flares   Republicans Lash Back Against Comment Rapping Taft

GOP, Acheson Evidently In For Big Tiff   Republicans Lash Back At Acheson's Scathing Attacks

Acheson Fighi Expected to Get Hotter   Senator Ferguson Raps Secretary for ‘Name-Calling’

Hight Over U.S. Foreign Policy Looms  os ee ee   Senate Republicans Serve Notice Of Attack On Acheson

ACHESON’S-STAND TO ENCOUNTER AN EMBATTLED 6. 0. P.   Opposition Senators Ready to Fight Over Fereign Policy Lf Secretary of State Asks It.   FLANDERS ASSERTS SURVEY (INEVITABLE   Some Republicans Likely te Challenge Vandenberg’s Role as Leader on Foreign Policy.

Acheson Facing. Fioht With GOP   His Policies Very Likely te Be Examined

G. 0. P-ACHESON FIGHT LOOMS ON ~FORFIGN POLICY   Republicans Lash Back After Secretary State RefutesSenator Taft   FLANDERS SAYS ACHESON SHOULD ‘FACE THE FACTS’

GOP Senators Ready for Policy Fight   Several Leaders Bacl Taft in Demand For Foreign Survey

G.0.P. Vows Fight if Foe Wants  Foreign Policy Row Looms With Acheson

Acheson Due For Quarrel Over Policy From Senate  GOP Leaders Rap   GOP Leaders Rap State Secretary For Taft Attack

GOP Senators Ready for   Several Leaders Back ‘Taft:in Demand — ’ For Fereian Survey ©

Republicans Open Attack Qn Acheson   Ferguson, Flanders Reply To Secretary’s Speech On ‘Isolationists’

GOP Promises Acheson Fight Will Not Die   Ferguson Lashes ‘Name-Cailing’ By State Chief

Hot Fight On Foreign Policy Due   Re-examinist Speech of Secretary Stirs Up Fierce Storm.

Family Bread To Be Governed  Quantities Contoined In Loof to Meet Specifications

Ce-atte and Bulletiv, Williamsport, Pa.. Friday Morning, April 14, 1950   Bishop Urges larver [orpilins

3 US Congressmen Talk With Tito; Bluntly Raise Delicate Questions

Americans Warn Him... . ee SE eee  Tito Softens His Light On Religion

ATTLEE 10 FLY TO WASHINGTON   Britain’s Prime Minister ' To Meet With Truman  On Korean Issue

Attlee Flies To Washington ror War Talk  Atomic Bomb Threat Alarm England

Senate Race InOklahoms  Spotlighted   Holiday Election To End Hot Fight; Five Men In Race

Oklahoma Slates Hot Senate Race   Political Observers Predict Close Count In Holiday Primary

Sooners Vote July 4 in Hot Senate Race   Close Count Seen In Race Between Thomas, Moroney

Sen. Thomas And Monroney  End Campaign   Five Entries In Race With Close Contest Seen Between Pair

Fierce Battle ls Near End.... a SS  Oklahoma Will Name Senate   Nominee In Bitter Primary

Oklahomans to Vie For Senate Seat In July 4 Election  Balloting to Start Off Month of Furious

Oklahomans Face Red-hot Primary  Thomas vs, Monroney for Senate Nomination

Republicans Taking Over Most Of Seats  In Governors’ Chairs Throughout Nation

Democrats Lose Control of a Majority lof Statehouses Across the Country

Republiean Governors  Are Elected   Warren Named In California; Bowles Loses Connecticut; Third Term For Dewe

Edison Grants Pension Above Industry Peak   Two-Year Agreement Gives $125 Monthly To 30-Year Workers

STEEL WORKERS ARE DEMANDING WAGE INCREASE   Murray Has Not * Told Industry How Much ~ Raise He Wants

Steel Talks On Pay Hike Start Today   Stand of U. S. Steel In Doubt, but Others Agree to Parleys on *Substantial’ Increase

CIO Steelworkers Wage Conferences Called Important 19 Nation's Economy  it @ % Ov “Philip Murray Says He ‘Expects His Union  Tea Gat Hanlthy Gaubcetamtin’ Wane Iinrvanca

ClO STEELERS OPEN CONTRACT FOR MORE PAY   Demands May Go Long Way Towards New  Fconomic Ticket

Steel Talks  Start Today   ‘Healthy’ Wage. Increase Sanght by Murrey

Steel Men Open Wage Talks Today  Result Of Talks Wl TeeAcemncn   Result Of Talks Will Influence  Nation’s Economy

Norman Owens Pleads Guilty To Burglary Count   Harrisburg Run Man Also Wanted In McKean County

Acheson Reports America: Program Includes Mili tary Forces   IS ELECTED CHAIRMAN   'War Minister of Columbia Heads  U. N. Political Committee

See Intervention IBy Dever Today ‘In Budget Block   Third Conference Group Fails To Agree In ite . Efforts To Compromise

REE FLOW F [DEAS ROPOSED   : Top U. S. Figures - Seek Ways to Pierce The Iron Curtain

‘Move Designed to Counter, Overtake World-Wide Red Efforts  Idea War on Communists Attracts Top-Level Support

‘Ideal War’ Idea Gaining Backers  Information Pleases Is Theme. Cf Proposa'

‘Senator Benton Proposes to Fight ‘Reds With Marshall Plan of Ideas’

SENATE GROUP SLATES HEARINGS; U.S. Leaders Support Plan To Defeat Reds With ‘Idea Drive’

Witness Says ‘Heavy Water Sent Russians   Liquid Said Used In Manufacture Of Atomic Bombs

Egyptian Girl Never Loved Hashem, Her  Father Says; Never Officially Engaged   By Walter Collins.

Girl’s Father fetis United Fress . .  Eayptian King Farouk Didn't Break Up Romance

Allied Planes Dump 280. Tons of Bombs on. North Korean Rallyards — American Warships Closely Support Ground Forces.

RUHR REFUSES COAL TO REDS   Embargo Is Placed On Deliveries To Soviet Zones.

CONGRESS PRESSES FOR APPROVAL OF FUNDS FOR DEFENSE   Multi-Billion Dollar Emergency Bill Aimed At Blocking Red Moves

Defense Bill Moves Near  ‘To Passage  Congress Presses   Congress Presses For Final Action Tc Block Aggressors

REPORTS REVEAL FRESH UL, $. MEN, BUNS IN ACTION   Fate Of Lost Battalion Is Learned By Headquarters   MORTARS, ARTILLERY AIDING AMERICANS

Indianapolis Mayo! Al Feeney Dies  Collapses After Breakfast Speech

Truck Driver Dies In Flaming Wreck  Van Hits Passenger Train neor Lebanon

Truman Makes Georgia Flight This Morning  To Observe Defense Maneuvers Of Army And Air Force

‘He’ Il Fire Gun Battery .  Truman, 3 of Cabinet, Fly South To Observe Army, Air Maneuvers

Truman fo Gaserve Latest Weapons Of America In Action   ‘Attacks’ By AF, Ground Army Slated

Truman Flies South To See  Arms Firing   Snyder, Tobin and Brannan Accompany Commander-in-Chief

Truman Reviews Army, Air Force  Flies to Georgia To See Activity

Truman Viewing Mock War Game  To Spend Two Days   To Spend Two Days In Georgia, Florida

McCarthy Also Asks Probe Of Navy Scientist   Reels Off Names In Attack On State Department Aides

McCarthy Points To Phillip Jessup In Commie Charges   Says U. S. Roving Envoy, Now in Far East, Has Affinity for Red Causes

McCarthy Names Three As Showing Red Tinge — Also Demands  Investigation Of Top Scientist

Navy Civilian Scientist Alse Under Attack   Senator Says Acheson Tries to Shift Blame In Defense of Cases

Senator Gets ‘Liar’ Retort To Accusation   Woman Atlorney Resents Charges by MeCarthy Of Red Association

SENATOR SAYS MAN WORKS ON VITAL SECRETS   ‘Claims Acheson Seeks ‘To ‘Shift Blame’ In - Defending Suspects .

M’Carthy Rattles Off Names During Inquiry Of Reds   Three Key State Department Aides Attacked As Having Shown Communist Sympathies; Demands Navy Scientist’s Investigation

Cites U. S. Envoy Now In Far East; Woman UN Delegate Also Is Named, Retorts ‘Liar’

McCarthy Charges Acheson Trying To Shift Red Blame  Attacks Three Key State Department Aides, Demands Scientist Be Probed

Slaps Hard at Acheson as He Backs Up Charges   Attacks Three Key State Dept. Aides; Demands Investigation of Navy Civilia: Scientist Working on Top Secrets.

Senator Also Urges Probe of Scientist; Allegations Bring on Series of Denials

W'CARTHY GIVES NAMES AT PROBE OF RED CHARGE   Senator Says Three Key State Department Workers Have Shown Communist Sy mpathies,   ASKS INVESTIGATION OF CIVALIAN SCIENTISI   Charges Acheson Is Trying t Shift Blame in Defending Alleged Loyalty Suspect Cases.

Senator Names 3 Sympathizers Of Communists   Key State Department Aides Attacked By McCarthy

McCarthy Says Acheson Is Attempting To Defend Suspects   ASKS FOR TIME TO PRESENT EVIDENCE

Calls On Secy. Acheson  To Take Blame For John Puerifoy, Who Clears Loyalty Suspects

Senator Accuses Acheson Of Not Assuming Blame  Three Aides Get   Three Aides Get immediate Defensa From Department

Wisconsin Senator: Also Seeks Investigation Of Navy Civilian Scientist   Declares Secretary Of State Trying Shift Blame In Defending Loyalty Suspect Cases Exposed Bv Probe

Senator Labels 3 State Aides  ‘Red-Smeared’  McCarthy Asks Acheson to Step Into ‘Defense’

McCarthy Says  Acheson Tries  ‘Blame Shift’   Wisconsin Senator Reels Off Names In Inquiry Of Charges State Department Harbors Reds

Raps Federal Employes as ‘Red-Tinged’   McCarthy Attacks Acheson for ‘Shifting Blame’

River Crossing Poses 3rd Threat To Pusan Defense   Expect North Koreans To Launch New Assault on Chinju Sector Soon: B-29’s Hit Seoul

Shrinking Area Held by Yanks Hit in 2 Places   New Defense Line Set Up According To Plan, Army Says

Crossing Poses Third Major Threat to Allied Defenders   Reds Massing Four Crack Divisions East of Chiniu for Drive on Pusan

Third Major Threat For Defenders   Other Crack Divisions Of Enemy Being Massed For Drive On Pusan, Only 35 Miles Away

Naktong River Defenses Yield To Korea Reds   Enemy Masses For New Major Attack With Pusan As Goal

South Koreans Ordered Back to New Defense Positions; Enemy Crosses River  ‘Unopposed.  U. S. PLANES BLAST ARMORED CONVOY

Retreat Reported Ordered   South Koreans Leave Naktong River; Move to New Positions, Posing Threat   Supplies in Danver   Communists Massing Crack Divisions to Hit Poasn

Southern Troops Ordered Back To  Line On Mountain   Red Advance Unopposed; Invaders Massing Crack Divisions Near Chinju

NAKTONG RIVER IS CROSSED BY ENEMY   Crack Divisions In Drive For American Supply Port At Pusan

North Koreans Massing Elsewhere Despite Allied Air Blasts; Huge Offensive Is Believed Near As Movements  Now Made In Davlicht.

Crossing Made-in Area: Where South ~ Koreans Had Withdrawn to a Ridge “and Mountain Pass Line Under Or. ders.  heim +   ~MASS-FOR PUSAN DRIVE

Crossing 3rd Major Threat To Americans   4 Enemy Divisions Massed 35 Miles From Port of Pusan

South Korean Forces Ordered To Withdraw To New Positions   CROSSING POSES THIRD MAJOR THREAT TO ALLIED DEFENSES; STRIKE NEAR WAEGWAN SEEN

South Koreans Had Withdrawn To Prepared De ) fense Positions; Enemy's New Thrust Poses Third Maior Threat

Korean Forces Cross River in Swelling Drive  New Offensive On Three Fronts Forme Aaainst U. §.

Yanks Hurl Back 4 Probing Drives   Crossing Made in Area of Sangju, Posing Third Mayor Defense Threat

Enemy Massing 4 Divisions for Drive On Port of Pusan.   US Planes, Artillery Blast Red Armored Force; Strike at Central Ceartor Alco Seen Likely

New Advance Poses Third Attack Point   North Koreans Mass Men for Full Offense

‘North Koreans Cross Naktong River in Drive   Reds Massing Crack Divisions for Push

Wherry Sees Attempt To ‘Nationalize   Taft Thinks Bill Too Broad For What Is Needed

Excess Profits Tax Demanded On Capitol Hill   Solons Would Stop Profiteering In Time Of Crisis

No Blank Check for President  Wherry Sees Move to Nationalize Economy

Demands Arise For Profit Tax  Also Larger Levies On Individual Incomes

President’s Speech Sets Off Demand.  For Corporation Excess Profits Tax

Will Scrutinize Truman Request  Taft, Bricker Among Republicans in Doubt

Speedy Approval of Truman Powers by Congress Seen  Debate Likely on Economic Phases, but Military Expansion to Get Quick Action

GOP OPPOSING ALL-OUT CONTROL Congress Studying Truman's Requests

New Economic Powers Seen For Truman  Congressmen Agree More Authority Is Needed for Red Figh

Demands Arise For New Excise Profits Tax  Congressmen fae For Rai  as

EXCESS PROFITS TAX DEMANDED   Declared Purpose Of Proposed Levy Is To Prevent Profiteering

Congressmen Agree Truman Must Be Given New Economic Powers in Batfle With Reds  GOP Leaders, However, Say Full Range of Requests Needs Study

Favor Curb On Profits    Excess Profits Tax Bill Likely to Replace Excise Tax Cut Measure

Demands Arise For Excess  Profits Tax   General Tax Boosting Bill Will Replace Excise Tax Cutting

é° Wage War With Communism Solons Agree  Truman Needs ‘New Powers

The Weather   Capitol Hill Eyes Excess Profits Levy  Korean Crisis.  a   Korean Crisis. Dooms Holiday For Congress

Agree Pres. Truman Needs New Powers   But Some Republican Congressmen Contend His Request for Full Range of Allocation, Priorities and Credit Curbs Must be Closely Examined.   TO GRANT FUNDS ASKED

GOP Questions Scope Of War-Output Plan   Congress Favors. Mobilisation Bill But O’Mahoney Asks Profits Levy,  Wherry Suenerte ‘Nationalization’

Demands Grow For Excess ProfitsT ax To Prevent Any Possible Profiteering

Congress In Agreement On Trumans Economies   Republican Leaders Skeptical On Request For Allocation. Priorities. Credit Curbs

Rent Control Bill Sent To President   Congress Puts The Fina! Stamp Of Approval On Extension

White House Gets Rent Control Bill   “Lame Ducks” Pass Firs! Measure Of Session

RENT CONTROL BILL SENT TO PRESIDENT   : . Regulations Will Continue In Effect Until Next March 31 Under Law

DANISH SHIP U.S. LINER COLLIDE   Excalibur, Export Vessel, Beached Off Brooklyn

Ship 1s Beached After Collision   Cruise Vessel and Freighter in Crash

Offer 2-to-I Odds Brink's - s Holdup Will Be Solved  Seen as Resultiof Cammlete Immn...%d.,

SPEED ACTION 10 CURB REDS   Majority Leader Charts Time Table For Immediate Work

Dewey McLaughlin Hunted BY Posse Of Detectives, State Pos lice And Coal Miners In Alle: gheny. County Area =   FEAR CRAZED Mi MAN MIGHT KIL, AGAIN

:Crazed Gunman . .. ‘Might Shoot Everybody’  Killer Hunted in Mine Tunnels

Taxpayers Founc To Have Say Qn _urplus Taxes  Minority Opinion  Soy Cities And mtcae m Gabhbao

Citizens Decide On Surplus Taxe:   City Government Ruled Out; Rehearing Denied Batesville Patrolman

Citizens Have Final Verdict On Bond Funds   Supreme Court In Ruling About Surpluses

U. S. Ready to Talk Terms on Jap Peace Pact   Russia, Red China Big Question Marks in New York Meeting

5 Years After Japan’s Surrender US Is Now Ready To Arrange Terms

U.S. Appears Ready To Talk Treaty  Five Years After Janan’s Surrender

U.S. PREPARING TO TALK TERMS OF JAP TREATY   Ministers Of Three Nations Will Meet In New York To Discuss Formal Peace  egotiations.

U.S. To Talk Terms On Jap Peace Treaty  . Preliminaries Ended   . Preliminaries Ended Prior To Meeting Of Western Big Three Prompt Action Seen

Japanese Peace Treaty Still Pending After Five Years   Rew FPNOWARHD FF. ROWwWAR

 —GOING TO KEEP NOSE CLEAN’ Birns And Four Pals Acquitted In Bombing

URGES STATE G. 0. P. TO END FACTIONALISM   Howard V. Stephens Saye He Will Resign as National Committee. man Unless Given Support.

Five Dead In Floods Over U.S.   2 Ohio Women Die in Homes Ripped by Wate)

Price Of Oil Given 10-Cent ‘Hike Monday   Stocks Of Pennsylvania Grade Crude Sai - To Be Decreasing In Face Of Increased -. Needs For Military, Civilian Use

Area Crude Now Pegged At $4.10   Increase is Fifth Since May 1, 1950; Other Purchasers Up Their Prices

BREAK COMES WITH PICKET DEADLINE NEAR   Officials Had Feared Thousands Would  Observe Lines

Strike Off; Phone Tie-Uy Threat Ends   Installers End Week-Old Walk-Out and Plans to Start Picketing Bell System Monday A. M.

UNION TELEPHONE INSTALLERS END SEVEN-DAY STRIKE   Walkout Called Off Afte Parent Body Balks At Bicketing Exchanges

Picketing Is Avoided As Installers End Walkout And Start Negotiations

Negotiations Resumed in  7-Day Strike   Jobs Restored to 104 South Bend Employes —Peace Hopes High in Walkout at Chrysler

Phone Tieup Avoided Over 43-State Area   Negotiation of Issues Comes to Peaceful End at New York Meet

Telephone Strike Averted as Union Joins New Talks   97-Day-Old Walkout Against Chrysler Appears Near End

Immediate Threat of Telephone Strike 4s Averted Just Four Hours Ahead of Walkout

Phone Tieup Is Averted As Parleys © Are Started   Chrysler, New York Service Strike May Be Settled Shortly

NATIONWIDE PHONE TIEUP ~ CALLED OFF   Delay Picketing for Pay Talks. Chrysler Strike Peace © Hinted..

Nationwide Phone Tieup Is Averted   Week-Long Strike Installation Work. ers Off For Now

Walkout By Installers Called Off   Picketing by Minor Group: Would Have Paralyzed Entire Industry

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Postponed   Installers Renew Negotiations; Call Off Picket Lines

Act Only Four Hours Before Deadline for Paralysis of Service; Men Returning Today

Phone Ti ieup Is Averted  Threatened Picketing Called Off When New

Telephone Picket Lines Called Off   Nationwide Tieup Is Averted at Last Minute

New Negotiations Avert Phone Tieup Throughout Nation  Hopes Still Rising For Early Truce in Chrysler’s Strike

Threat of a Nationwide Walkout Is Ended as Union Aarees to New Negotiations

‘Phone Walkout Threat Folds Up   New Negotiations Started; Pickets Of CWA Division Quit

Phone Strike PerilEased  With Parley   Maintenance Group Agrees To Conference 4 Hours Before Picket Mowe

Telephone Strike Is ° Called Off   Parent Union of tastallers Orders Men Back Just Before Deadline

Threat Of Nation-Wide Phone Strike I Ende   Week-Old Walkout Of 10,000 Installation Workers Called Off

Local Unions Ready to Set Up Lines Today   Spokesman Hints It’s Too Late to Call Off Pickets in Some Areas

Tieup of Phone Service Halted   Union Men Agree to Resume Negotiations

PHONE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Threat of A Nationwide Walkout Is Ended  For Present ‘

STRIKE THREAT   Negotiations Started Again As Back-ToWork Order Catches Pickets Who Were Ready. To Start Marching.

Phone Service Tieup Averted   Striking Maintenance, Installation Men Agree to Resame Negotiations: UP News Service Snarled

No Picketing Now Scheduled To Be Carried Out “At Phone Exchanaae

Threat of Phone Tie-Up Ended by Installers Union   Western Electric Co. Strike Called Off With Pickets Ready to Act

Maintenance Men Resume Neaotiations   Action Temporarily Ends Walkout Which Began Last Week

Installation Men Head Back to Jobs   Threat of Big Wahkeout Eases; New Taks Opes

Nationwide Phone Strike Is Averted  Negotiations To Be   Negotiations To Be Resumed; Chrysler Workers Still Out

Telephone Tnstallers  End Strike   Decision Cancels Order To Picket Exehanoes Today

Phone Tieup Is Averted as Men Resume Parleys   Decision Forestalls Formation of Picket Lines in 43 States

South Bend Incident’  Agreement Reached  11,000 Workers Return to Jobs; Pact Conferences To Be Resumed

Threat of Phone Strike Ended at Least for Now   Bargaining Session with Federal Mediators Lasts 15 Hours

Nationwide Phone Tieup Is Averted   Maintenance And Installation Men Agree to Resume Negotiations

Picketing Plans for City, State Go by Boards      installers’ Walkout

Walkout Ended     Nationwide Phone Tieu p Called Off 4 Hours Before Deadline

WORKERS PROTEST STRIKE DELAY =  Phone Walkout Postponed: Government Sets New Talks

Puts End to Threat Of National TieUs After Walkout”   Solution Includes South Bend Problem

Phone,  Baker Strikes Off. For Presant   Western’Electric Men Go Back to Work Thréighout Nation

Telephone Strike Is Postponed   Maintenance Mer Call Off Picket’ Plans for Talks

Nation's Phow Service ces Possible Tangh  P wes t echmilane Bese:      Installers Ready ; To Set Up Pickats: Around Exchesens

Phone Strike Danger Comes To New Delay   Installers Call Off Week Strike; Back to Work Order Issued Pending Negotiations

—PEACE MAY BE TEMPORARY— Installers End Strike; Avert General Walkout

PHONE CREWS BACK ON JOBS   Equipment Installers Enc Strike; South Bena Affair Settled.

Phone Workers Call Off Strike Pending Talks  Chrysler Strike May End Soon; Elevator Men Return to Posts

Workers Agree To Resume  Talks; UP Hit   Crippling Tieup Averted Temporarily At Least; Settlement Reported Near In Chrvsler Deadlock

Phone Workers Agree To Call Off Strike   Temporary Peace Fo: Industry Agreed Upon Today ©

NATIONWIDE PHONE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Installers Ordered Back To Work, Negotiations To Continue

[Telephone Tieup 5 Averied as Maintenance Vorxers Acree to Resume faiks Wilh Emolovers

National Phone Tieup Averted When CWA Halts Walkout   Installers Resume Talkss UP Teletype Operators Strike

Some Phone Exchanges  Face Picket  Lines Today  U. S. Mediators Continue Efforts To Avert Possibl.  *y eve.

Phone Installers End Seven-Day Work Stoppage   Threat of Nationwide Telephone Tieup Is Averted by Action

Panel Races For Aceord At 11th Hour   Job Grading Called Block To Work Agreement During Talks

panpcgcccgiaipt. ay, .gemyneemmgeeneee TAFT CREDITS ELECTION TO THREE PUINTS

PROBATE COURT RECEIPTS UP      _Marriagqe-Licenses— fssued Last Year  _ Reached 128 Total.

Surpluses  Worry GOP   Seek To Avoid Another Canadian Potato Dumping Fiasco

Senators Map Program To Stop Crime   To Investigate Into ‘Big Crime’ Which Milks Nation

Racketeers To Get Full Seale  Investigation   Judiciary Committee Doubles Budget Asked For Big Study of Crime

SENATORS FAVOR FEDERAL ACTION IN RACKETS WAR   Billions Taken Annually From Nation by Gamblers, Dope Peddlers and Other Racketeers,   COMMITTEE APPROVES GOVERNMENT INQUIRY   Judiciary Group Ups Appro priation to Look Into Entire Field of Crime in Nation,

WAR ON CRIME BY U.S. LIKELY   Government Getting Set For Crackdown on Crooks

Vice Rings Mik Nation of Billions   Senators Think Time is Ripe for Federal Action to Be Taken

SENATE STAMPS MONEY BILL TO CRUSH RACKETS   Action Taken To Stop Wave Of Gambling, Dope Peddling in County

Solons Will Probe Bis-Time Crime  ko ok ok * ok oe kok ok k ok ®   Gambling And Rackets Milk Nation Of Billions Every Yea

Yauahter Cant Go See Ingrid  Marriage Of Actress Not Yet Recoanized

A Few More Million Dollar: Planned For Potato Surplus   Appropriation Is Given Tentative Endorsement; Fir al Agreement ('p To 14-Member Committee

New Move To Use Potatoes  Plan To Consume “Rather Than To See Them Rot”’

are Millions For Surplus Potatoes See  Freight-Paid Plan Mulled By Solons

U. §. Military Chiefs Arrive In Orient   Joint Leaders Reach Tokyo By Plane For Conference

March of Dimes Booth  Yesterday, $39.50.   United States Chiefs of Staff Arrive in the Troubled Orient

Military Leaders Arrive in Tokyo   General MacArthur Greets Four Chiefs On Tour of Orient

Rioting Mobs Halt Transit in Brussels   Belgiurn's Capital Violence-wracked for Second Day

Brussels Mobs Continue Riots  Anti-King Leopold Forces Aid Strikers

RIOTS IN STREEI   Mobs of Anti-Leopold Dem - onstrators Attack Street Cars. Taxis

Anti-Leopold Demenstrators Back General Strike Plan With Violence

Mobs Riot In Belgium   Anti-Leo Forces Keep Brussels in Turmoil; A Demonstrator Killed

Belgians Riot Over Leopold   Anti - King Faction Calls Strike: Halt Brussel’s Traffic

Military Ends Nippon Tour   Joint Chiefs Favor Keeping Tap Bases

ON CITY BUILDING   Contractor Thinks Struc: ture Will Be Finished by First of Year

WORK MOVES ALONG ON CITY BUILDING   Contractor Thinks Struc ture Will Be Finished by First of Year

Four-Year-Old Boy Is Found Safe After Spending Night Alone In Mountain Area

Truman To Give Report on Crisis In Speech Friday  Assured GOP Help In Plan To Expand All Defense Steps

TRUMAN SETS CRISIS TALK FOR FRIDAY   Taft Agrees US —  Faces Emergency

Plans for Increase in Military Strength Get Repablicans’ Support

Truman To Air War Crisis Status Friday   oer Leaders  Drop Politics;  Line Up Behind Truman in Hour of Emergency

GOP Supports Rapid Military  Expansion   President Tells Top Congressional Leaders Of Need for Strength

Congress Leader: Back Speed Up In Mobilization  Mmoarnaneu   Legal Effects OF Emergency Worry Lawmakers

Republican Lawmakers Agree with President That Nation Is Facing Dangerous Emergency

GOP Leaders Pledge Full Support In Emergency— Truman Messaae Friday

“Very Rapid” Arms Build-Up ls Planned   Republicans Give Full Support to Truman Program

GOP Leaders Approve Plan For Build-up   All Agree With ’ Truman Situation Is Dancerous One

Mobilization On Total Basis Held Likely   ‘Dangerous Emergency’ Confronts Country; Full Mobilization on Home Front Is Favored.

President Talks Of Buildup Plan   Truman Wins’ Republican Backing in Policy’ Meet With Conecressmien

GOP Leaders Give Truman Promise Of Their Backing      President Will Talk To Nation On Friday About World Crisis

Truman Gains GOP Backing At Conference   Radio Address Set For Fri.; Emergency Still Under Study

President Wins GOP Okay on Mobilization   Truman Will Make World-Wide Radio Talk Friday Night

President Talks Of Buildup Plan   Truman Wins Republicar Backing in Policy Meet With Congressmen   ON AIR FRIDAY NIGHT   White House Sets Executive's Speech on “Emergency for 9: 30

Republicans Back Truman Appeai for Big Armed Force   Expect Declaration of National Emergency To Be Made Friday.

Truman Receives Republican Support For Such a Move   Study Legal Aspects —President to Speak on Friday

President To Talk Crisis On Friday Night   Republican Conferees Agree To Back Policy In Emergeney;  Sacrifices To Be Asked Of Peonle

“DANGEROUS EMERGENCY” —PRESIDENT   Republicans Among GOP Leaders at White House Conference Today Agree on Gravity of Situation.   TRUMAN ON RADIO FRIDAY, 9:30 P. M.   Declaration of National Emergency is Planned, Giving President Wide Powers to Meet Crisis.

A eT aye New Wave of Inflation Rests Upon Impact of Korean Dicpus,

Inflation Chance in U. S. Depends on Korean War's Localization in Future

War Held Key To New Wave Of Inflation   Litthe Room For Arms Pro.duction Without Cut In Consumer Goods

ARMY PROPOSAL GETS PLACE ON UN AGENDA   Vishinsky Surprises Committees Members ‘By Net Protesting

Conductor !n Chicago Trolley Tragedy Is Held   Officials Demand New Curb On Speec Of All Streetcars

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Demand Chicago Trolleys Comply With Speed Laws

Probers Assail iroliey Speed   Chicago Tragedy Toll Reduced To 32

Mishaps Due  To Icy Roads   One Killed in Bus Crash— Numerous Others Hurt in Traffic Accidents.

Write Own Ticket On H-bombs   Only Limitation On Destruction is Keyed to Explosive Material

H- Bomb Force Held Unlimited   Shapley Envisions Weapon Of Infinite Power

H-Bomb Power Has No Ceiling, Scientist Says   Physicist Shapley Sees lt Costing Years and Billions

Gromyko,Kelly  Discuss Korea   Moscow Meeting Is Third Within Twe Weeks

U.S. Begins Billion-Dollar Loan Proaram   *Big D' Is First Of 77 Communities To Be Lent Funds For First Survey

Clinton at Work On Big Job of Storm Clean-Up   Radio Circuits Are Main Source Of Communication

McCloy Would Enable Reich To Defend Self   Is Vague About Armament Issue

Indictment Of Officials Is Urged   Free Work Probers Recommend Indictments For Two Officials, Three  Employees, Two Firms.

INDICTMENTS ARE URGED BY GRAND JURORS   Kilgallen !s Cited After Long Probe Including Rackets

Indictment: Sought in Pittsburgh  ee   Jury Recommends Prosecution of Kiigallen, Others  In ‘Free Work’ Case

‘Free Work’ Probers Ask Indictments   Jury Wants Two Pittsburgh City  Officials, Others To Face Charges

Probers Ask Indictments   Jury Wants Two Pittsburgh City  Officials, Others To Face Charges

Law Violators Tax Facilities At Local Jails  Odessa Negro Shot Ta Death Sunday In Slatan Fight

Law Violafors Tax Facilities At Local Jails  Odessa Negro Shot To Death Sunday In Slaton Fight  By R. fC HANTING

Soft Drink Tax ts Held Constitutional   Dauphin County Court Dismisses Complaint Filed By 36 Bottlers

Constitutionality of Pa. Soft Drink Tax is Upheid By Dauphin Co. Court

PASS 6 MONTHS LOCAL OPTION RENT CONTROL   New Measure Will Control Rent Tintil Dee. 31

Rent Bill Is lroned Out   House And Senate Conferees Agree On Option Feature

Miners Show No Indication Of Weakening in Struggle   Stubborn, Defiant, Angry and Hungry —And Unworried

Atomic Blast In Air Held Most Deadly   A-Bomb Makers Tell Of Weapons In Grimly Worded Little Book

Hiss’ Ex-Boss In Ring Cited   Wisconsin Senator Withholds Identitv

‘Name Handed to Senate Probers Not Made Public   ' State Department Believed Urging Truman to Open F. B. 1, Government Loyalty Files.

Solon Claims Boss Of Hiss Headed Ring   Tydings Asseris None Of Prober’s Charges Have Been Supported

McCarthy Says Has Given Name Of Soviet Agent   Senator Declares Man Is Connected With State Department; Urge Open: ing Of Lovaltv Files

McCarthy Says Top Red Agent In State Dept.   Senator Hands Name Of Man He Charges To Investigators

McCarthy Says He Has Named Top Spy Head   Says Senate Prohers Have Name of State Nant Oficial

Senator Claims Agent Was Once Alger Hiss’ Boss  Report Circulated That State Dept. Wants Files Opened

McCarthy Discloses Top StateDept. Red’   Hands It To Senator Investigators Once ‘Boss Over Alger Hiss’

Senafor McCarthy Has Handed Probers Name of Top Soviet Espionage Agent in America

Tells Newsmen He Notified State Dept.  Hint Truman Urged Ty Onen FRI Files

—OPENING OF FILES IS URGED— McC arthy Says Probers Given Name Of Top Red

Probers Given Name Of Top Red Agent In State Dept.: Sen. McCarthy

McCarthy Gives Name of “Top U.S. Red Espionage Agent”   Says Spy, Connected With State Dept., Uscad ta Re Alaar Hiss’ Boss

McCarthy Says He Has Given Name Of Top U.S. Red  Declares Man Is in: State Department,  eae ae © Lames  Enecwar Be

REDS’ TOP US AGENT NAMED   Sen. McCarthy Gives Data To Senate Group; Name Is Kept Secret

McCarthy Talks To  Newsmen   States He Has Handed Name of Top Russian Espionage Agent to Investigators

MCCARTHY REPORTS ON “TOP RED SPY”   MSD SR BY I     Gives Senate Investigators “Name Of Man Connected With State Dept.”

State Department : Reported Asking All Files Be Shown to Senators

McCarth v Says He Has Named ‘Top U.S. Red’   Newspapermen Hear He Gave Probers Inside Information

SEN. McCARTHY  SAYS HE NAMED. TOP ‘RUSS SPY   Says Investigators Given Name of Alger Hiss’ Former ” Boss.

Senator Says He Considers The Man The Top Russian Espionage Agent In This Country And Was Hies’ One-Time Boss.

McCarthy Says Agent Connected With State Dept.   Report Department Is Urging Truman %'o Open FBI Files

McCarthy Lists His ‘Top Red’   Name of Man—In State Department—Whom He Thinks Heads Espionage Is Handed to -Probers

Identity of Persons On Senator’s List Kept Secret by Probe Group   No Charges Yet, TydingsComplains   Chairman Says M’Carthy Has Failed to Name Any Person As ‘Red’

—INQUIRY — All Loyalty Files May Be Opened   PRESIDENT IS URGED TO ACT

McCarthy Says He Named Top  Russian Agent   But Tydings Declares No One Has Given Name To Committee

McCarthy Names  "Top Red Spy’ InU.S. Agency Identity Of Accused  Is Not Made Public By Senate Group

Senate Probers Given Name Of Top Spy In State Dept.   Truman Urged to Open Lovalty Files for lnvestigators

McCarthy Says He Has Bared Top Red Spy   Answers Challenge Of Sen, Tydings By Giving Name

Top Agent Called Alger Hiss’ Boss —  State Department Asks Truman   State Department Asks Truman To Open All Files on Lovalty

Name Of Man Thought Red Is Revealed By McCarthy   Senator Discloses Identity To Group . In Secret Session

Po FMS.  McCarthy Hands State Department Name Of Top U.S. Red Espionage Agent

McCarthy Says Top Red Cited To Commiffee   Man He Considers No.  Russian Agent Is in State Department, Sanntar Talle Naweman

Name of Alleged Top Russian Spy Is Given.   Sen. McCarthy Says He Has Identified Man Connected With State Department to Senate Investigators—OneTime Boss of Alaer Hiss.   MAY OPEN LOYALTY FILES

McCarthy Gives Top Red Agent's Name To Probers   Truman Faced With Decision On Files Of Loyalty Records

Connected With Dept., Solon Says   State Department Reported Urging Truman to Open Alt Loyalty Files

CONGRESS GETS PLEA TQ HELP SOUTH KOREANS   Expected Onslaught On Far Eastern . Policy Fails

Republicans Delay Attack On Secretary   Make No Move at Public Hearing

Free Spuds No Longer Free 1949 Potato Crop First To Go On CCC’s Give Away Program

Another Red China Revolt Is Reported   Full Division Said On ‘Strike’

Division of. Chinese Revol Hin’ Manchuria ~   “Troops in Four Provinces Refuse to, Entrain for Korea: i

Division of Chinese Revolt is Manchuria   Troops in Four Provinces Refuse to Entrain for Korea

Bank Sees Good Business Ahead   But Reserve Bank Says Chronic Inflation  Be. tt. BLD

Bank Sees Good Business Ahead   But Reserve Bank Says Chronic Inflation  May Lie Ahead

PEACHES AND NIPPED BY FREEZE   Most Farm, Garden Crop: Will Survive the NearRecord Low of 23   PLANTING WAS SLOW

PEACHES AND PEAS NIPPED BY FREEZE   Most Farm. Garden Crops Will Survive the NearRecord Low of 23

Russia Claims MacArthur Broke Prisoner Pact   Formal Note Asks Parole Revocation For War Criminals

In Minneapolis: Entombed In Cras  =      Children In House Die In Cribs

Two Children Die In Home Hit By Airliner   Plane Hits Flagpole During Blizzard; Are No Survivors

Plane Hits Flagpole At  Minneapolis   Raging Blizzard Blamed In Crash Of Martin 202

Two Tots In Cribs And 13 Aboard Plane Die  In Explosion, Flames   Sixteenth Victim Dies Of Heart Attack Running To Scene Of Crash In Minneapolis.

Plane Hits House: Brother, Sister Burned fo Death   10 Passengers, 3 In Crew Victims Of Snowstorm

Two Children In Home, 13 On Plane Killed   Plane Hits Flagpole Before Crashing into House in Blizzard

 Airliner Smashes Into Minneapolis Home Last iNight In Blizzard: 15. Are Dead After Crash

Airline Crash Into Home Fatal To 15 Including 2 Children Just Put In Bed

Plane Hits Flagpole, Rams House, 15 Die   Minneapolis Scene of Tragedy;” Flames Kill 2 Children in Family

MORE TO COME Northern Ohio Buried Under Snow Blanket   11 DEAD IN 23-INCH BLA NKET  Pittsburgh Area Paralyzed by Snowfall

May Be Shifted To Chairmanship of National Security Resources Board; White House is Silent.

NEW ASSIGNMENT FOR AIR _ SECRETARY SYMINGTON IS - HINTED BY TRUMAN AIDES

White House Silent; . Pike to Be Continued As AEC Board Chairman

TALK IS SYMINGTON MAY GET NEW JOB   White House Silent On Possible New Assignment for Air Force Secretary,

Truman Favors Study  Of Resources in N. E   Wants Congress to Learn How Land and Water May be Conserved and Developed for Best Interests of Entire Country.   NEW YORK. STATE INCLUDED

Profits Running at Record Rate   Second Quarter Total .43 Percent Higher Than Year Ago.

Corporation Profits Hit Top Pace: ‘Stimulus of War Not Yet a Factor

CTRIKES AT INPERTALISTS   Accuses Western World of Spreading H-Bomb Terror

West Trying H-BombScare, Molotov Says   Deputy Premier Defies ‘Fools’ Attempting To Frighten Soviet Over Weapons; AT? Wae Bardon (Taimed

Raise In Gas Tax Opposed By Governor   Radio Speech Stirs Up More GOP Ire

Says State Is Stuck in Mud   Radio Talk, Senate Caucus Result Splits Road Repair Problem

Expect fo Fill Jury for Bednasek Murder Case Today  Ayah, Cav, 1 aft ta   Only Few Left to Be Questioned at lowa City Court

U. S. Will Give ‘Ful? Support To Nationalists   Reports From Formosa Say ‘Diplomatic’ Aid Is Planned For Chiang

Atlantic Union Gains Support   30 Senators, 50 Congressmen Listed by Owen J, Roberts.

New Backing  For Atlantic  Union Seen Supporters Hope   Supporters Hope For Senate Actior At This Session

Youth Admits Burning Buddy   Says He Killed Him Because Friend Left Him Out Of Parties

Youth Admits Burning Buddy To Death   Enraged Because Victim Ignored Him On Dating Parties

CHRYSLER BACK AT WORK BUT GM THREATENED   No Progress Made In Contract Talks With General Motor:

New Auto Walkout Looming   General Motors Is Warned Contract May Be Cancelled

SHOWERS ON THE WAY   Rain May Reach as Far East a: Topeka by Tomorrow Morning

Commies Seize Supply Port in Swift Push   Most Enemy Pockets Along Naktong River Wiped Out

Reds Overrun Pohang In Surprise Push; Vital Beachhead Port Afire

Communists Within One Mile of Main Runway of Airport Which Is Six Miles South of Pohang   FIRST IMPACT OF ONRUSH ABSORBED

Invaders Take City Of Pohang   Armored Support Reaches Defenders  Despite Roadblock

Yanks’ Best Field Under Enemy Guns   Nearby Pohang Falla To Surprise Thrust; U.S. Tanks Ambushed

Communists Shelling Field: Mile Half Away  - UN Reinforcements  R Rush Up, Absorb  oat DD. A f...... fk.

U.S., South Korean Troops Stave Off Communist Troops   Reds Capture Port af Pahang

Commies Nab Pohang Port In Fast Push   Invaders Massing 5 Divisions Opposite Taegu; Chinju Abandoned

Civilian Defense Plan Gives Unparalleled Power To Chief   Civil Administrator Would Have Complete Authority In Event of Enemy Attack

Woman Presents Startling Theory   Offers Thesis On Center Of Creaton

Creation Theory Startles Astronomers   Cornell Woman Student Says Center Can Be Figured Oul

Russell Says He Will Not Be the Senate Leader  O’Mahoney Not Interested: Demoac

Russell Of Georgia Backs. ‘Off From Senate Leadership Despite Plug From O'Mahoney

UNION CALLS OFF WALKOUT AGAINST FOUR RAIL LINES   Fireworks To Be Set Off Sunday At AAount-Union

INVOKE  MEASURES AGAINST SABOTAGE   President Truman Warns  Americans of The Spy Peril   SEEK ATOMIC SECRET:

Li Expected To Keep Job As China Head   Acting President Not To Step Down For Gen. Kai-Shek

Li Not To Step Out For Chiang:   -Acting President Of Na. tipnalist China ‘Convalescing In New York.

ACTING CHINA PRESIDENT Tl RETAIN POST   Dr. Li Will Not Step Aside for Chiang Says High  Chinese Source.

ReportsIndicate LiToKeep Seat   Acting President Will Refuse Chiang

MacArthur Aides Voice  Optimism   Outlook Qualified By Uncertainty As To Soviet Russia

MacArthur Headquarters Declares Korean Victory Will Probably Be Achieved By Thanksgiving Day

Officials at MacArthur's Headquarters Make Prediction   Optimistic Confidence Qualified Only by Uncertainty of What Russia Will Do

Governor Faces Mixed Support   Some Legislators Are Pro-Administration

Hunt Passengers On Orient Express   Crack Investigators Probe Karpe’s Death

U.S. Ready To Give Arms Aid To South Asia  Early Action On Long-Awaited Plan Evaasrtad hilaw

CONGRESS MAY IGNORE TRUMAN ON TAX MATTERS   INDICATE DESIRE TO MAKE GREATER SLASt IN NUISANCE TAXES

Congress To Draft Tax Bill   Ignore Truman’s Veto Warning In Tax Message

Shows. Signs. of Ignoring Warning of Pres. Truman That He Will Veto Any ~ Bill That Cuts Levies: Without Mak ing Up Revenue Elsewhere—Cool to Part of Program Submitted in Yesterday's Message...   INDUSTRIES: ARE CRITICAL

May Ignore President’s Advance Notice Of Veto   Much Talk Of Reducing Excises While Strong Opposition Developing To Proposed Tax Boost On Other Things.

TRUMAN PLAN IS OPPOSED BY MANY   Solons Likely To Reject Billion Dollar Boost   May Be Sliced Well Beyond Figure Recommended By Chief Executive

The Weather   Congress Appears Ready To Defy Veto Threat and Draw Up Own Tax Ticket   Cuts in Excise Tax Seem Certain But $1 Billion Tax Hike Unlikely; Revenue Bureau May Be Bolstered

Congress Serves Notice It May Write Own Tax Ticket With Little Heed for Truman Program  - Increases Probably to Be Ignored By Lawmakers, Experts Declare

See Signs Congress May Write Own  Ticket on Taxes May Ignore Threat   May Ignore Threat Of Veto of Bill That Cuts Revenue

Cuts in Excise Taxes Expected   Solons May Not Give Truman Any Balancing Hikes

May WriteOwn Ticket, Reduce Excise Levies  President’s Ideas Aren’t Well Taken

Truman's Plea Under Fire Of Congressmen   Reduction In Excise Levies Considered Almost Certain

Cut In Excise Levies Backed By Lawmakers  Billion Dollar Boost May Be Sidetrackex

Lawmakers Take Dim View on President’s Request for Tax Increases; Excise Cut Is Likely.   MAY FAVOR DRIVE AGAINST TAX DODGERS

Ignores Truman Advance Notice: Concerning Veto  Proposed Tax Boost Is Under Protest 

‘Congress May’ Write  Own Taxes   Already Shows Signs Of Ignoring Truman's Proposal On Excise  T paviac

Houses May Pen Tax Bill, Ignore Chief   Additional Levies Draw Little Favor Despite Veto Threa

TAX PROGRAM IRKS CONGRESS   Lawmakers Set to Write Own Revenue Plan

Congress Indicates It Plans To Write Own Tax Proqram   Lawmakers Ready To Reduce Excise Levies, but Boosts in Other Fields Face Rough Road

May Ignore President’s  Veto Threat   Excise Cut Likely Proposed Increasea May Face Rejection

May Ignore President's Veto Threat  Much Tatk Of Cuts In Excise Taxes; Ranet te Limennileas

Congress Likely To Draft Own Tax Revision Program  President's Setup Reaction Seen as Slightly Chilly

Rough Going in Congress  Faces Truman's Tax Plan Lawmokers Indicate They Wal Write Own  bdaee eee Iameeanes, Beestdans's Vasa, Tien

CONGRESS MAY DRAW UP OWN PLAN ON TAX   Truman's Notice On Veto Will Be Ignored, Is Indication

CONGRESS 10 WRITE OWN . TAX TICKET   Lawmakers Ignore Truman’s Threat to Veto Cuts Not Met By Additional Revenue.   @MAY CUT EXCISE TAX $1.5 BILLION   Cool to Increase in Levies on Business But Support Drive Against Tax Dodgers.

Don’t Like Truman’s  Tax Bill   Congressmen Likely To Cut Excises More Than President: Asked And Not Raise Others

Congress May Balk, Write Own Program   Lawmakers Push for Greater Excise Cuts And No Increases in Corporation Levies

Congress Shows Sign Of Writing Own Tax Ticket   May Ignore T ruman’: Advance Notice He Will Veto Any Cuts

May Cut Excise Levies Without New Revenues   Leaders Expected to Join Concerted Drive To Pluq Loopholes

Congr ess May Write Its Own Tax Ticket  Lawmakers Ignore Truman Threat To Veto Slash Program

Congress Has lis Own Ideas  Bie Bil clee Pla Pew   Mey Write Own Tex Ticket, Cutting Excise Texes Mare Sherpty

Congress Shows Signs of Writing Own Tax Ticket   Lawmakers May Ignore President’s Advance Notice He’ll Veto Revenue-Reducing Bill.

Truman Tax Plan Might Be Ignored By Congress  Slash May Exceed Amount Requested In Proposed Laws

Accept Excise Cut But Cool To Any Increase  Plans To Veto   Plans To Veto Reduction Without Replacement Revenue

Truman’s Veto Threat May Be Ignored   Bill Congress Passes May Slash Excises Beyond Those Asked For

CONGRESS WEIGHS OWN TAX MEASURE   May Act Despite Truman’s Veto Warning It Revenue Not Made Up Elsewhere

Tax Fight Facing Congress    Uncle Sam’s over a Barrel   Still More Is Wanted  ‘By Lustron’s Headman

Congress May Ignore Truman  On Tax Laws   Plan to Boost Revenue by $1 Billion Rejected; Third Point Favored

Congress Bent On Writing Its Own Tax Ticket   Shy From Request for a Billion Dollar Hike in Levies

Congress Shows Sign of Writing Own Tax Ticket   Talk Centers Around Cutting Excise Tax, Rejecting Increase

Solons May Write Own Tax Ticket   Truman's Advance Notice of Veto May Be Ignored By Congress

Midwest Flood Threat Renewec By More Rains  More Families Forced From Homes eal... mike. p:...

Kidnaped, 2 City Cirls Tell Police   Venus Youth Also Is Forced by Man  To Make Auto Trip To Springville, N. Y.

Election In Britain Asked   Churchill Wants To Bring End To Political Deadlock

U.S. Doctor Unashamed Of Tears As He Treats Tiny Victim Of Korean Fighting

Army Doctor Weeps Treating Young Boy  Youthful Korean Gets Priority Over Shrapnel

NAVAL VESSELS BADLY DAMAGED   Two U.S. Destroyers Head For Port For Repairs — Four. Killed, Three Injured Off N. C. Coast.

Brooks Charged In Girl's Death  Faces Manslaughter Count in Accident

CONCEDE RED VICTORY   Chinese Nationalists Report the Loss of Hainan Island

Hainan Island Fall Conceded   Nationalists Evacuate Isle in Good Order

Nose Counters On Defensive  ees Jor ef   “ports Sound Like Communiaues

ne  Census Takers’ Reports Read Like Battle Communiaues: Enumerators on Defensive

Census Enumerators Running Into All Kinds of Opposition in U. S.

Census Taker Bitten On Nose By Dog; ‘Others Hit With Fry Pan, Chased

Census News Sounds Like Battle Report  Dogbites, Frying Pans, Indions and Drunks Encountered by Counters

Between Dogs, Drunks...  Census Taker's Life Has \Its More Lively Moments

Senate Group Favors Bill to Register Reds   Mundt Measure Also Requires Listing of All ‘Front’? Organizations

Communists Would Get No Federal Jobs   Entry to U.S. Weuld Be Denied Marxists if Bill Passed

Registration of Reds Approved  as a gE ay.   Senate Committee Votes for a Record

Communist Registration Bill Approvec   Senate Committes OK’s Measure Aimed At Control of Reds

Senate Campaigt ls Racing Madly Toward Climax   Race Issue Draws Major Attention Of Both Candidates

Race Issue Draws Top ‘Attention As Smith-Graham Race Nears End; Each Side Puts Blame On Opponeni

Train Hits Car Stalled On Tracks   Couple Crushed Between Signal  Pole, Automobile

Vet Bonus-Relief Plan Worked Out   Believe Vets May Receive Relief And Bonus At Same Time

 Vets on Relief to Get Bonus Too State Relief-Bonus Headache Is Solvec

INQUIRY IS CONTINUED   Naval Court is Checking Why Mismnaurm Got Stack in Mud

Naval Court Studies Logs Of Missouri   Inquiry Seeks Reason Battleship Ran Aqround

lowa H ighway Patrol Now  Full Strength   New Appointments Make 163 Total Patrol Members

'Railroaded' Former Deputy Sheriff Freed   Man Is Ruled Framed After 12 Years in Prison

Dirksen Is East Primary Winner  Dems Out-Vote GOP Despite No Contest

Boycott of Military Staff Unit Continues   Soviet Maj. Gen. Skliaros i Fails te Show Up a: Chairman of Session.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Izvestia Accuses U.S. of Stepping Up Cold War

BIG FUNERAL PLANNED FOR ROY SHELTON   Third Slain Member of Family Laid Out in Copper Casket; Rites to Rival Carl's.   AGED MOTHER SAYS CLAN WON'T LEAVE   Will Not Quit Fairfield, Despite Ambush Attacks; Shelton In-Law, Guy Pennington, Jailed.

SHELTONS PLAN BIG FUNERAL   SCOFF AT THEORY FAMILY WILL MOVE. FROM WAYNE COUNTY

Civil Defense Committee To Meet Sept. 12   lowa Officials May Get U.S. Coordinated Plan for Emergency

Civil Defense Unit For lowa to Meet In D. M. Sept. 12   Federal Plan Will be Studied By lowa Committee

Solons May — Get File on Mrs Rosenberg   Hearings Reopen on Woman Slated te Aid Marchall

Senate Group Votes Curbs   Complete Work On Funds For Foreign Economic Program

Truman Sure To Get Powers   President Confident Rayburn Declares

Fair Deal  Appeal Is Due Today   Calls For Economy Background Truman Report To Congress

Russia Makes It Glear She Wants War -But Wants [t Between U.S. And China

Saturation Raid Aids U. S. Pusi  B-29s Drop 800,000 Pound:  MX\L£ Dhl. Kb nme NAS cpamsgn itera ens

House Debate Set Tuesday On Excise Cut   Closed Rule Bars Floor Amendments; Vote Due Thursday

Top Authorities On International Law To Aid Texas In Court Fight For Tidelands

This Year It Seems the All Fool's Day Is Certainly No Time for Any Fooling

TANKS, RADAR SYSTEM GIVEN TOP PRIORITY   Committee Preparing To Push Multi-Billion Dollar Program

National Service Needs More Than Met, Hershey Says   High Rate Gf Acceptance Furnishes 50,800 Men; Doctors Regtater

30,800 DRAFTED INTO MONTHS   49 PER CENT REJECTION RATE  REVEALED — FIRST MED  - JCAL MEN REGISTER.

Crowd Denies Request Made By O'Neal   Wrecking Truck Flees After Air Let Out of Tires

U.N. Ratifies Plan fo Curb Agaression  Assembly Votes Down Series of  Pat Amand mante

No Veto Plan Is Ratified   Assembly Approves U. S. Proposal Of  Collective Security

General Assembly Ratifies U. S. Plan Designed to Discourage Future Korean-Type Aggressions

UN Approves Acheson Plar   Ratities Veto-Free Systeim of" Collective” Security “on World: Basis.

Secretary Acheson Plan Adopted by Assembly; Russ Amendments Killed

"Veto-Proof’ Plan To Halt Aggression Wins U.N. Approval   Only Russian Bloc Votes Against Achecon’c Plan

U.N. Assembly Ratifies U.S. Plan for Peace  Soviet Amendments A ww VWabtead Prawn hwy

UN Assembly Ratifies U.S.  Peace Plan   ‘Vote Is 52-5 In Favor of Acheson Proposal;  Russ Opposed to Last

U.N. Ratifies Veto-Free Plan By 92 to 5 Vote   Back Secretary Acheson’s Proposal On Peace Patrol

UN Adopts Anti-Veto Proposal   Acheson Plan to Block Sabotage Of World Security A Hanuw UWikwea

Assembly Backs Acheson's Plan For WorldSafet)   Yeto-Free ‘System _ Aimed _At Preventing: Any New Korean- Type Situation

UN Approves ‘Veto-Free Security Plan   Soviet Amendments Voted Down on Acheson Proposal

(nockout Blow Dealt Russia By The U.N.   Outlaws Use of Veto to Block Action Against Aggression

Veto-Free Plan for Collective Security Voted   Far-Reaching Action Taken by U.N.;: Only Red Bloc Opposed

UN Okay On Plan  For Peace   Veto-Free Security System, Proposed By Acheson, Hailed As  OCrantagt Agsambly Sta

UN Assembly Ratifies Plan To Curb Veto  Russian Attempts To Weaken Plan Are Voted Down

General Assembly Votes Resolution Onposiae Vetoes   Acheson Plan For Security _ Of World Peace

Veto Free U.N. Plan Approved   Acheson's Program to Curb Aggressors

Acheson Plan Wins Approval UN Assembly.   Soviet Amendments to . Plan Are Overwhelming Defeated; Plan Is to Halt Aaaression .

Peace Patrol Plan Adopted By Assembly   Acheson Program Also Calls For Earmarking Of Military Units

UN Ratifies »Acheson Plan For Security   Resolution Calls For Peace Patrols To Check Aggression

Acheson Plan Ratified by UN Assembly   Russian Amendments Get Thumping Defeat; Calls Fer a Peace Patrol

Veto-Free Plan For Security Is Adopted by U.N   Russia Loses Battle Against System to Curb Aagressions

UN Ratifies U.S.-Backed Security Plan   Resolution Provides For Peace Patrol of World Trouble Spots, 24-Hour Assembly Cal

Assembly Ratifies Security Proposal   Plan Designed to Curb Aggression, Set Up Police Force Is Approved

U.N. O.K.’s Veto-Free Bargaining  Set Up New System LT.» Wa«ld T.1-.

Veto-Free Setup Ratified by U.N.  Approves Proposal For Swift Security

U. N. ASSEMBLY RATIFIES PLAN TO KEEP PEACE   PREVENTS USE OF VETO TO BLOCKADE COLLECTIVE ACTION

Protest Made to Ambassador By Vishinsky   Asserts B-29 Intercept: ed Over Soviet Terri: tory, Escaped

Chiang Troops Turned Down By MacArthur  General Warns Reds U. S. Troops to Halt Attacks on Formosa

Surrender or Die, Reds Told   Millions of Leaflets Dropped Colling on Enemy to Give Up

TRUMAN 10 PICK ANTI-RED BOARD   Must Choose Men To En. force Act He Roundly Denounced

President Faces Task Of Naming Anfi-Red Board  mer Lasers Despete Tru man Oppesition To Communist Law

Board To Enact Anti-Red Law Will Be “+med   Justice Department Unit To Handle Criminal Frosecutions

Ticklish Job Faces. Truman in Naming Red Control Board .-Must Appoint: Group  To Enforce Act Put Inta Law: Over. Veto

Truman Digs Into Naming Of Red Board   McGrath Pledges Enforcement Of  Communist Control

TRUMAN MUST NAME BOARD TO REGISTER REDS   M’GRATH DECLARES JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WILL ENFORCE LAW

Red Law Puts Truman On Spot   Faces Ticklish Task To. Name Five Members To Group Set Up By Act

Truman To Name Five-Maui Board On Red Control  Selection Should Prove   Selection Should Prove Rather Ticklish Problem.

TRUMAN 10 PICK ENTI-RED BOARD   It Will Enforce Provisions Of Bill That Became Law Over Presidential Veto.

Ticklish Problem Looms In Naminc ‘Anti-Red' Board  To Board Under New Subversives Controls

Truman to Pick Subversive Body  5-Man Board to Act On Enforcement

President Faces — Ticklish Problem Of Naming Board   McGrath Pledges Full Enforcement of Subversive Acts Measure

Truman Faces Tough Task In Naming Board   McGrath Takes Steps ‘To Enforce Measure Far Control Of Reda

Truman Faces Tough Job   Must Activate AntiRed Project Which He Publicly Termed Bad

MUST NAME FIVE MEMBERS  Truman Has Ticklish Problem To Fill Commie Control Board   COME NOV. 27 Congress Faces A Lot Of Business

TRUMAN FACES JOB OF NAMING BOARD FOR NEW RED LAW   Must Choose 5-Man Unit To Enforce Red-Control Measure He Denounced

Home Loaris To Veterans Are Attacked   Senator Cain Says Direct Loans Are ‘Niet Necessary’

AFL-CIO FIGHT AT FORD PLANT NEARS CRISIS   Injunction, CIO Rebuke _ To Leader Made In Effort To Reopen

Court Again Backs Utility Strike Bans  Affirms Writ Move In Transport Case

State Supreme Court Rules On Utility Law For Second Time In Year

Anti-Strike Law Again Is Upheld   State Utility Act Is Constitutional. Says Supreme Court

Bridges Loses U.S. Citizenship  Government Takes Steps To Deport Lonashoreman

Bridges Loses Citizen Rights   Judge Upholds Federal Contention, Turns Down Defense Arquments

New Party Flaunting Flag Of Kaiser’s Reich Formed In Western Germany By Right Wingers

New Nationalist Party Formed In West German   Former Militarists Demand Freedom, Return of Territory

New Party Under Flag Of Kaiser   Group Again Singing the “Deutschland Ueber Alles.”

New Party Is Organized in Germany   Right-Wing Group Appeals Openly to Militarists’ Clique

2 Rightist Parties FormNationalistic West German Bloc   Ex-Army Officers Attent Reich Party. Formation; _ Reds Invade Meeting

New German Party Waves Reich's Flag   Natienalists And Militarists Form West Zone Group

Nationalistic Party Rises In Germany  Flag Of Kaiser’ $ Reich Flies At First Session

New Party Is Organized  inGermany  Right-Wing Group Appeals Openly tg Militerricte’ (Uicerse

FLAUNTS KAISER’S FLAG _ New German Party Appeals — To Militarists, Nationalists

Gov. Mabry Offers State's Views 10 Cae Chonman: Conditions Outlined

British Conservatives And Liberals Join In Questioning Labor Government’s Handling Of Seretse hhana’s Cacea

Conservatives, Liberals Attack Exiling African Nesro Chief By Britain   Bamangwatos Tribal Leader Says He’s Going Back To His White Queen In Few Days; Says Tribes Want Him To Return

‘One World’ Seer Long Way Off  . Gen. Osborn Says He   Gen. Osborn Says He Believes World Still In For Trial Period

‘One World’ Seer Long Way Off   Gen. Osborn Says He Believes World Still In For Trial Period

WOVeErNnors GIVE Views On Issues   National Leaders Convene In Raleigh; Brannan Addresses Opening Session

Civil Rights Not On South's Approved List   Southern Solons Ready To Cheer -Other-PointsOn Truman's Prearam

WOMAN IS HELD IN 5 KILLINGS   Minister, 3 Children And Neighbor Victims

5 Savagely Slain in Georgia Town;  Negro Minister's Wife Held in Jail

Convict Divorcee. of Manslaughter in Slaying Lover   Clinton Court Jury Ponders Three Hours to Reach Verdict

Divorcee Guilty In Love Slaying  Manslaughter Verdic Given at Frankfort

Russia Mum About Next Siep in U.N.  . West Wary as Malik Prepares To Wield Gavel

Russians Could Take Over Top Posts Of Many United Nations Committees   Rotation System Puts Them In Position To _ Assume Chairmanships Right Down The

RussiansAre Silent On Council Plans; Changes Will Come   Nothing Te Said Whether Soviets Will Return to Other Bodies in August

Russians Maintain Silence On Malik Policies As Chief Of Security Council

Soviets Mum On Plans For U.N. Council   Western Powers Prepare to Defend Moves Made in Far Eastern Situation

RUSSIANS QUIET ON U. N. PLANS   Soviets In Line For Num. ber Of Important Positions There   FOES ARE PREPARED

Exeise Taxes  Cut Further   Tentative Slash In House Totals  $575.006.C00

Theater fickets, Sports Events Levies Reduced   Cuts To Total Over $500 Million Voted

Dies an:Hour After  ‘Delivering Evlogy To Late Colleague, Justice Patterson

Pays Tribute To The Late Justice Marion D. Patterson, Is Stricken And Dies Within An Hour

Justice Maxey Dies Suddenly   Had Just Delivered Kulogy to Deceased Colleague in Court.

Truman Warns Revisions Could Upset  U.S. Economy   Replies in Advance to Exe pected Roars of Dissapproval from GOP

Higher Taxes And Pensions Are Impending   Business Stimulant Is Promised With Direct Supports

President Warns Against Economy Move in Congress  Declares Proposed Outlays Vital for Well Being of All   Budget at a Glance

New Budget  Keeps Nation In The ‘Red’   Truman Plans Higher Corporation Taxes; Excise Levies May Be Dropped, He Hints

President's Budget at a Glance   President Warns Tampering’ With Budaet Will Peril Peace, Prosperity   Declares ‘Sharp and Arbitrary’ Slashes in. Proposed Expenditures Could Contribute to -Worsenina World Situation, Business Slump

Do Not Tamper with U.S. Budget, President Warns   Anti Deflation Program Is Prop for Income and Buying Power, Is View

Warns Congress World Security IsAtStake   Higher Corporation Taxes Are Hinted; Economists See Anti- Deflation Move

Warns Against Any Tampering  Truman Telle Congres   Truman Telle Congres: Budget Changes Might Upset Prosperity. Peace

QUIZ SUSPECT IN KELM CASE   Probe of Murder, Allegec Rape Attempt Progress  On Separate Paths

Negro’s Alib In Troxell Case True   Sheriff's Officers Probe Many Angles In Brutal Attacks

TO ENTERTAIN PATIENTS   Hl wal EEE aS ee = > 7 2 ere FT Pe,  Group From Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity to Ge to Winter Haoanital

Acheson Says Plan     Famine Area Victims      Sen. Knowland Proposes Measure

News Day And Night   Acheson Says U. S. Considering Proposal To Send Help To Stricken Areas   Famine Described As China’s Worst   But Reds Haven't Asked For Aid, Although Chiang Has Appealed To U. S.

Wheat Would  Famine Area   Chief Problem Is To Get Food To People Who Are Suffering

Acheson Says US Plan Is indefinite   Current Famine Is Labeled Worst In History of Nation

U.S. Considering Relief Measures   Acheson Reveals China Worst Famine In Historv—50 Million People Hit

160-Mile Goal—  Two Jump Into River To Swim One Pulled Out, Other Continues

Miners May ignore Lewis Work Order   Sentiment Against Lead ers Suggestion To Resume 3-Day-Week Mon day Is Spreading.

Defiance and Grumbling of Men Spread in Pennsylvania, W. Va.; Coal Shortage Causing Dimouts

Lewis Faces  ualf r. Revoll of  3-Day Week   Back-to-Work ‘Suggestion’ Meets Defiance

Czar Lewis Faces Balk By Miners   Defiance Spreads On Order To Resume  IMooing Mandav

Cabdriver Tells of Buying Shells for Wade;. Judge. Clears Courtroom Aisles, Doorways. iss kt:   BULLETIN!

16 Are Nabbed In Crackdown  On U.S. Reds   12.000 Will Re Prosecnted T£ Communist Verdict Upheld in Review

Thompson, Fairchild Roll Up Majorities In Milwaukee, Dane Co.   Republicans Also Sweep All State Of.fices; Wiley and Kohler Capture 62 of State of Wisconsin’s 71 Counties

Win Margin Is At Least 80,000 Votes   Law Enforcement Job Gives Republican 631 Votes Over  Georae Brooke

Governor-Elect Leads Carl W. Thompson, Democrat, By More Than 80,000 Votes

State Offices to Republicans by Good Margin   Both Kohler and Wiley Will Have Eetter Than 80,000 Leads

Kohler, Wiley Are Elected in State Contests   Republican Defeats Thompson as Senator Turns Back Fairchild

Senator Tydings Prescribes Plan For World Peace  Says Mest Other  @B._Lhi...., %t4/...f ff

$4 Billion More Asked By President   Says That Much Is Needed for Arming Anti-Reds.

Senate Hikes  Marshall Aid   Teva to Ask $4 Billion TT. Cive Friends Arms

SENATE VOTES $2.7 BILLIONS IN ECA FUNDS   President Will Ask $4 Billions More For Arms Aid Abroad

MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS ARE VOTER   SENATE APPROVES OUTLAY! OF $2,7°6,761,473 FOR RECOVERY PROGRAM.

$27 BILLIONS IN ECA FUNDS   President Will Ask $4 Billions More For Arms Aid Abroad

President Says He Will Ask Four Billion More To Arm Non - Communist Nations; Efforts To Slice Are Beaten

Senate Votes 2.7 Billions In ECA Funds   Truman Will Ask for Another 4 Billions to Arm Non-Red Nations

Senator Says Spud Excess Deliberate  Brewster Accuses Brannan Of Plan

Cap Pistol Totin ‘Bad Man’ Robs Laundry Of Crippled Children’s Funds

States Righters Reeling But Stil Battling  Series Of Reverses - Fail To Dampen Leaders’ Spirits

States Rights Democrats Strain For Power Again   Dixiecrats Plan To Recuperate After Suffering Reverses In Recent Primaries

Loss of American Air Base vieans lanes : Aust Fly Mission [7m Javan Mainland

World War Il Was Never Like This   Contingent Seiling for Japan Treated as Passengers

Ferocious Attack Launched At Part of 200-Mile Line Covered By a Heavy Artillery Barrage

Outnumbered Yank Forces Still Hold On   Decisive Battle , Gets Under Way, MacArthur Says

Truman Starts On Another Vacation  Doctor Worries About President's Weight

Carries Sporting Togs. Seasickness Pills, Extra Poundage  Truman Begins 4-Day Sea Trip

“Much 100 Heavy .  Exhausted President Heads South For Rest And Dieting

President Truman Begins Sea Voyage To Vacation Retreat At Key West, Fic

Truman Begins Vacation Trip   President Carries. Sport ing Togs, Seasickness. >. Pile

Overweight Truman Starts Vacation Cruise Carrying Seasickness Pills

J. S. AIRMEN KEEP WATCH ON FORMOSA   Reconnaissance Begun hy Naval Planes te Prevent Possible Attack on Stronghold,

Communists Keep Firm Position Across Kum River, West of Taegon; Americans Smash New Thrust, Repel Feeler Moves

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Three Miners Killed   Big Jail Break

ARKANSAS MAN GETS APPROVAL   ‘Senate Committee Okays  Frank Pace, Jr., For Army Secretary

DRIVER OF AUTO FREED IN SMALL BOY'S DEATH   John H. Wade Exonerated At Inquest in Bristol   SKULL IS FRACTURED

EXONERATE DRIVER IN DEATH OF CHILD, §   John H. Wade Not to Blame For Death of John Vito On Highway Here   A CORONER’S INQUEST

Strikes Spread  To Harvester; 70,000 Idle   Trainmen Agree to Curt Walkout; Rationing in Canada

Strikes Across US. Idle Nearly 76,000 Employes   United Auto Workers “Halt Operations at Four Harvester Plants

Nearly 70,000 Idled  By Labor Disputes  In Major Industries Canada’s Ecottmy  Threatened As Rail ede § ee rs i Me Itc cli ai

70,000 IDLE FROM STRIKES   Auto Workers Boost Toll With Walkout*

Chavez Promises Not fo Use ‘Personalities in Campaign; Miles Ready for Eastsice Tour

France Asks Loan For Huge Outlay In Defense Plan   Government Seeks

France Wants American Aid  For Defenses   Proposes To Double Spending; Hinges On $750.000.000 Loan

France to Double Defense Spending Finance Minister Due  In New York to Seek $750 Million U. S. Aid

Tough Old Sergeant Given High Praise Marines Learn Fast Under Enemy Fire

tasiern New Meyico Farmers Say Poor Service by "ron Dusters Has Cost Them Thousands of Dollars

Coal Operators, UMW Join In Baitle Against Continued Imports Of Oil

Oil Imports Hit By Goal Industry   Operators and Union Men Plan Big Assault On Imports of Oil

Solons Scrap; Lucas Ordered To Keep Quiet  Lawmakers in Scene   Lawmakers in Scene Over Investigation

Senate In Uproar Over McCarthy Charges As Both Sides Forecast More Fireworks In Quarrel About Communist Accusations

Expect More Fireworks In Senate Probe  Hot Scrap Looms Over McCarthy’s

Verbal Fur Flies In Senate Battle Over McCarthy   Lueas Ordered To Sit Down After Accysing Senator Of Untruthful Charges; Argue Amerasia Case

Senate Scrap Waxes Over McCarthy Case   Lucas Sent To His Seat; Testimonies Are Closed Today

Hof Senate Tiff ls Touched Off on Red Probe   Lucas Starts Bitter Row; McCarthy ts Set to Fire, Too, He Says

MORE FIREWORKS TODAY IN MeCARTHY FIGHT   Democrats Press Attack on Senator Who Prassed State Dept. Commie Probe

More Fireworks Predicted Over Lattimore Case   “Just Started to Fight,” Democratic Leader Lucas Avows After Uproarious Senate Row

SENATE SCRAP IN SPY PROBE GROWS BITTER   Senater' McCarthy Mokes it Plain He Is & cis Fire Back Aay Opponents Let ie   TIELASKI IS CALLED

SENATE SCRAPS OVER CHARGES OF M'CARTHY   Lucas Ordered To Seat After Touching Off Row On Red Probe

Senators Scrap On Floor Over Red Charges   Lucas Ordered to Seat But Finally Allowed To Continue Reply

ECan as bs Sitter Row ; ouched Off  n Senate  Lucas And Wherry : Keen Fire Going

Acheson Rejects Red Proposal for Unified Germany   Secretary of State Asks for Soviet Action Rather Than “Genera! Phrases.”

Acheson Rejects Soviet Plan for Unified Germany   Plight of Germans Blamed on Russia’s Postwar Actions

Acheson Reject: Russian Plan fo Unity Germany  reco Pranncn   @Prague Proposals Should be Aimed At Soviets, Claim

Soviet Biocs Plan Turned Down by U.S.  Single Government for Germany is Rejected   Proposal Followed Meeting Russian Satellite Nations at Prague.

ACHESON REJECTS RUSSIAN PROPOSAL FOR REICH UNITY   Blames German Plight On USSR, Refers Prague Proposals To Moscow

Acheson Rejects USSR Plan For ‘One Germany’  Not General Phrases From Soviet Union,

Sought New Big Power Rule Parley  Secretary Asks For Facts About Change of Policy

Sec, Acheson Blocks Russ  German Plan   ‘Tell It to Moscow’ Is Advice On Prague Parley of Satellites

SOVIET BLOC PROPOSAL FOR UNIFIED GERMANY IS TURNED DOWN BY ACHESON

‘Acheson Turns Down Red Plan ‘On German Natior   Againngt Soviet, Satellite Proposal for Central Government in Coantpey

Acheson Turns Down Proposal By Soviet Bloc for Effort to  Form Government in Germany

 Blames Plight on Russia—  Acheson Rejects Soviet Bloc Plan for a Unified Germany

Acheson Refuses Prague Pronosal  Communist Effort im Cawmany Deanna’

Acheson Drops Red Plan For German Unity   Blames Russia For Plight .Of Post War Reich

Had Proposed 1 Government For Germany   Acheson Blames Germany's Plight On Ruseia’s Post. War Actions

Soviet Bloc Proposal Is  Turned Down   Acheson Says Russians Should Begin To Clean Their Own House In Rerlin

U. §. Production of Civilian Goods Slows But Defense Orders Are Pouring Forth in Bigger Volume

Production Cutback Is Under Way   Nation’s Industries Turn Attention to  The Ever-Mounting Orders for Defanta

Document Issued in Vatican Newspaper  Roman Catholic Church Cites. Rules for ‘Unity’ Meetings

Catholics May Join in Meetings of Non-Catholics   But Approval Must Be Had for Christian Unity Gatherings.

Catholics Can Meet With Protestants Now For Christian Unity  “ae ow - - teen de SE eek AC

New Church Rules Listed   Catholics May Meet NonCatholics in Interests of Christian Unity.

Western Allies  Bolster Forces   Big 3 Open Key Parleys in New York; Reich Future Under Discussion

Allies Will Send Troops fo Reich   U:S., France Joins British Venture

Allied Bombs Knock Qut 46 Tanks, Cause Heavy Losses   Lost Battalion’ Slugs Out Of Trap, Rejoins Regiment for Action

Red Forees Continue To  Drive South   Trapped Battalion Fights Way Free  Th pot tl pps

Enemy Within 20 Miles Of U.S. Base   Emergency Capital Of South Korea Is Target Of New  Cammunict Thruct

American Air Blows Gain Fury   Reds Resume March After Short Lull; ' 123 Tanks Wrecked

Communists Stab In 20 Miles of Trejon—Seven Yanks Found Slain By Foe —"‘Lost Battalion” Safe.

Report Planes Dent Drive of  Invading Army   Communists Stab at kmergency Capital

American Air Blows Reported Denting Advance  First Atrocities Pat me 9g pt... ™ FF

NORTH KOREANS STAB WITHIN 10 MILES OF TAEJON; THRUST HENTED BY U. §. AIR BLOWS.

North Korean Forces Drive fo Within 20 Miles of Temporary Capital of South Government

Blows Denting Comminist Offensive MOVE OUT FROM TRAF  Find Bodies of Seven U. S. Soldiers With Hands Tied S Behind Backs

Lull Reported After Furiou: U.S. Assault; Invaders Aim New Drive East Of Chonan

Report Reds 20 Miles From New Capital As Planes Damage Tanks   ‘Lost’. U. S. Battalion Slugs Way Out Of Trap, Rejoins Regiment; Air Force  Claims 46 Enemy Tanks Kuocked Out

Invaders Punch Closer to Taejon;  ‘Lost’ Unit Saved   Seven Yanks Found Bound, Slain after  Capture by Reds

INVADERS MOVE DIVISION SOUTH TOWARD CAPITAL      J. S. Flyers Knock Out Many Red Fanks As New Battle Starts — Lost Battalion Safe.

But Slashing Americar Blows Denting Communist Offensive   MOVE OUT FROM TRAF   Find Bodies of Seven U. 5. Soldiers With Hands Tied  Behind Backs

Big Three to Tell Russia Today Their Terms for Meeting  Seek Preliminary Talk Here to Test Soviet Attitude On Crisis

Seven Die In Cuban Accident   Six Killed As British Plane  Hits High Peak

WEEKEND PLANE CRASHES KILL 20 PERSONS...   Heaviest Casualties In Cuban Crash Where 7 Killed

20 Claimed in Airplane Crashes   Six Crackups Occur In Various Nations

Six Aircraft Crashes Claim Total Of 20 Lives Over Weekend   Seven Perish In Airliner Mishap In Cuba

Plane Crashes Leave 20 Dead OverWeek-lind   Toll Comes From Six Smash-U ps; Heaviest Casualties Reported In Cuba

TABOR, CLARK WIN BH. VOTE   Bowen, Flaugh Reelected To Comish With Two  Newcomers

ATOMIC PLANT STRIKES HOLD   But Union Head Believe: Oak Ridge Will Resume This Week.

ATOM WORKERS STAY ON STRIKE RESPITE ORDERS   Union Leaders Tell Oak Ridgers To Return to Jobs

Farley Predicts Year 2,000 Budget At Six Trillion   Bases View on Increase In Proportion to Last 50 Years

Winter Slaps Ice And Snow Across Nation  _ Impedes Travel by Motor Car And Air; Walking Hazardous

Winter Gets In Another Punch   Northeast Plastered By Ice And Snow

Snow, Sleet, Ice Strikes in East   Many Traffic Accident: ~ Were Blamed on Glazed  Highways   Temperatures are Mild fron Washington, D.C. to  Florida

Snow, Sleef, Rain Blamed For Accidents  Hundreds Of Mishaps on Glazed

Winter Slaps Iee And Snow  Across Nation  mm ce er 2h   Impedes Travel by Motor Car And Air; Walking Hazardous

Many Traffic Accidents Were Blamed on Glazed  Highways   Temperatures are Mild from Washington, D. C. to Florida

Harlingen Annexes 900 Acres To Push City Limits Adjacent To Neighboring Rio Hondo

‘Harlingen Moves To Extend Limits To Rio Hondo Line   Turning Basin Site Included In Three Big Areas Covered by City Ordinance Approvec Be Cammiccioners aon ite First Reading

Efforts Double To Reach Miner  . Man Entombed Since ~ aiettere-Be Cave-in

Chance int a Hundred   Rescuers Fieht to Reseue Man ‘Lost’? in Mine

RESERVE CALL IS ISSUED BY-THE NAVY   Enlisted Reserves Have Been Given Four Months Notice

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WANTS A ‘FISH SUPPORT’ PROGRAM WHICH WILL GUARANTEE A GOOD CATCH

Yegua Philosopher:  J. A. Wants a “Fish Support” Program Which Will Guarantee a Good Catch

Police Flayed  In Gaming Case   See Invasion As Life Saver      Empty Auto Careens For  Block Here      L.S. Moves To Block Debate   Gl Wanted To Fight Reds So He Did

‘t Didn't Come Up Here To Be Safe’ GI Leaves Port Loading Job To Become ‘Chalked' Lieutenant of ROK Fighters

Charge 36 In Crooked Grain Deals   Federal Grand Jury At Topeka Strikes Blow Against Racketeering   FOLLOW STATE ACTION   False Weighing Schemes Used to Defraud Of  Undetermined Amount

HITS GRAIN DEALS   Grand Jury Brought Indictments Against 36 Men in 9 States

Uniting All Labor Favored by Green   A.F.L, President Is Silent on C.L0. Plan for Big Merger

GREEN ENDORSES UNIONS’ MERGER   Avoids Taking Stand on ' Political Cooperation

Green Favors  Labor Merge   AFL Chief Tells CIC Boss ‘One Stronc  Group’ OK

PEACE PARLEY ON FAR EAST IS PROPOSED   Arab-Asian Bloc Asks U.N. for Cease-fire and Negotiations Over Korean Crisis.

Arab-Asia Peace Plan Goes to UN   U.S. Studies Proposal For 7-Nation Parley

UN Handed Two Peace Proposals   Arab-Asian Plans Would Halt Firing. Call Conference

Acheson Holds No Hope Now Of Quick Peace   Only Fast Withdrawal By Reds Would Stop War, He Tella Newsmen

‘Slot Machines Senate Target   Local Officials Called In Inquiry on Crime

KKuKKKK POLISH GOVERNMENT TELLS U. S..EMBASSY AT WARSAW TO CUT MILITARY STAFF

TRAIN THROUGH STOP SIGNAL   Death Toll Expected To Mount as Many Seriously Hurt

Census Credentials   Census Taking Will Start Tomorrow And It Will Be No April Fool Joke   Don’t Slam The Door In The Census Taker’s Face For You Can Be Fined And Jailed; Alan Tell Tha Truth.

Cooperation of Citizens A Great Help  Job Will Be Ended In Two Weeks Time

The Nation Is Coming to Its Census   The Big Count Starts Saturday; Cooperation  Urged in L0-Minute Chat   NO CALLS AT DAWN   The Census Taker, Who Is Sworn to Secrecy,  Won’t Knock Before 8

RAIL PEACE TALKS REOPEN   Mediators Renew Efforts To Avert Switchmen’s Strike.

SWITCHMEN’S RAIL STRIKE POSTPONED   June 1 Now Date For Walkout Against 10 Lines

Slayer Of Five Will Not Eat   Prisoner Guarded To Prevent Suicide

Counterfeit Ring Smashed  Two Masterminds Of $500,000 Deal Nabbed

eee Money Experts Agents Capture Leaders Of Bie Counterfeit Ring

STUDENTS TAKE STAND IN TRIAL OF IOWA YOUTE   College Roomers Testify fo State, Tell Events Prior To Coed‘’s Death

FORD BUILDING 10 WHITE HOUSE CARS   ‘Each to Cost About $30,000--Will Have Bulletprecf Glass 7 and Armored Sidce«.

Teen-Age Gangs Battle in New York With Guns, Knives, Fists; 2 Wounded

§2-Billion More To Maintain Farm Prices; Bark ley’s Vote Decides

Senate Adds $2 Billion  Farm Props   Barkley Breaks Tie, Sends Measure Yo Pres. Truman

Farm Price Bill Passed By Senate   Increase Federal Support Funds 2 Million

Youth Stays Four, Wounds Three in Vicious Knife Rampage in Crowded Brooklyn Area

Released Hospital Inmate Kills Four  Knifer Runs Amok On Brooklyn Streets

 Mad Slaughterer Stabs Thi Three Others Before Being Beaten Into Submission. by Police Officers:

Maniac Slays Four, Stabs Three Others   Youth Just Released From Asylum Murders Stranaers.on Street

Youth Just Out Of Hospital for Criminal Insane  3 Others Stabbed in _10-Minute Rampage

Slashes Bloody Path Through Crowded Streets  * Brooklyn Youth Paroled Wednesday sage — Hospital,  Is Finally Slugge

N.Y. Youth, 19, Stabs, Kills 3   Wounds Four Others in 15-Minute Rampage

Mad Knifer Kills 4, Wounds 3 In Brooklyn  Police Subdue Youth   Police Subdue Youth Just Out Of Hospital, After Sidewalk Spree

Youth, 19, Runs Wild with Knife in Crowded Brooklyn Streets; Four Die, Seven Wounded

Three Other  Men Injured By Negro   Police Subdue Former Inmate Of Home For Insane

Knife Wielder Is Subdued After Murdering Four   Youth Recently Released From Insane Hospital, Stabs Three Others In Brooklyn Street Orgy

NEGRO KILLS { STRANGERS   Stabs Three Others In 10Minute Rampage In  Rranklun

J9-Yeur-Ohl Brooklyn Negro, ReJeased Five Days Ago from Mental Hospital, Is Finally Subdiied by Two Policemen.

RELEASED FROM ASYLUM AS SANE  Crazed Youth Kills Four, Stabs Three

MADMAN STABS SEVEN PERSONS, KILLING FOUR   Negro Released From Asylum as Cured Runs Amuck in Brooklyn.

Four Cut Down By Mad Knifex ‘On City Street   Brooklyn Negro, 19,. Stabs Three Others Tn 10-Minnte Spree

Insane Killer Knifes Four to Death, Wounds Three on Brooklyn Streets

Youth Just Released From Mental Hospital Goes Berserk On Brooklyn Streets, Stabs Four Persons To Death. Wounds 3 More

Five Days Out Of Hospital. Negro Kills Four Person:   Psychiatrists At Matteawan Had Pronounced Him Sane — Three Other Persons Slashed And Stabbed By The Man Who Had Been Held As Criminally Insane

TERROR STALKS BROOKLYN STREET  Crazed Negro Youth Kills Three, Wounds Four With Bread Knife

Crazed Man Slays Four  _ Three Others Stabbed  Te Bland<; Dawnnirn

Four Are Slain. Three Stabbed By Mad Killer   New York Youth, Just Out of Asylum, Runs Wild With Big. Knife

Youth Slays 4 In Mad Attack   Knifes Three Others on Brookiyn Streets Belcre Capture

Insane Negro Kills Four on Wild Rampaae   Three Others Wounded As Recently Released Mad Man Goes Berserk With Butcherknife

Four Stabbed To Death On Streets Of Brooklyn  Young Killer On Bloody Stroll Also  Ar... J. Thee fibbhanane

MANIAC SLAYS 4 ON STREETS OF BROOKLYN   Three Others Wounded As Ex-Asylum Inmate  Runs Amok

Kills Four, Wounds Three In Knife Rampage At Brooklyn   Negro Youth Had Gained Release From Hospital

Youth, 19, Kills. Four InBrooklyn   Three Others Stabbed in Wild Rampage of  Man. Freed Recently _ From Matteawan’   Released March 1   Police ‘Subdue Knifer With Gan Butts After Parent .

Maniac’s Attack © Kills 4    Negro Youth. Stabs Three Others In Brooklyn ‘Rampage

Negro Runs W Through Busy Brooklyn Stre   Youth Just Releas From State Hospit Stabbed Passersby

Insane Negro Youth Runs Amok In Brooklyn, Killing Four Strancers

[ tees Others Stabbed Four Slain As Insane Knifer  Rampages On Brooklyn Street

Demented Youtt Kills Four in Brief Rampage   Mad Killer Caught As Brooklyn Police At Bloody Trail Ehd

Mad Youth Kills Four, Stabs Three   Runs Amok On Brookivn Streets

$15 Per Capita Tax Now Considered For The Joint School To Avoid Bigger Boosts On Real Estate   $25,000 Rifle Range Discussed By Central Dist. — Face Now Raising $75,000 As Partial Payment To Architect — Several New Means Of Taxation Are  Considered To Get Money Needed

CITES SERIOUSNESS OF SCHOOL SITUATION   Pres't of Central Board Says Taxes Might Go Up As Much As 30 Mills   URGES HEAD TAX, $15

Special Greeting to Teacher of 50 Years   County Association Convention Pgogram to Have 40-Year Teacher Give Greetings to One With Hali-Century Record

INGRID BERGMAN ASKS A DIVORCE   ACTRESS’ HOLLYWOOD AT. TORNEY SAYS SUIT IS BEING FILED IN, MEXICO.

BRUSH FIRED, DOGS, PLANES PRESSED INTO SEARCH NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY  leopard Fludes Hundreds Of Armed Men

Red Attacks to North Endanger Fighter Base; Southern Gains Biooest

Marines Leap Forward in 13 Mile Advance   Entire Battlefront Swirling with Fighting

U.S. Forces Push Ahead 13 Miles; Chinju Neared   Armored Trap Is Sprung Around 1,000 Commu - mists; Red Attacks Threat: en Yanks Farther North

Chinju Area Gain Offse! At Yonadok   North Koreans Caught in U. S. Pincers: Attack

But Attacks By Invaders Peril Taegu   Enemy Push Menacing U.S. Fighter Base Brought to Halt.

Pincer Traps 1,000Enemy Near Chinju  Threaten Air Buse Ac South Koreans Retreat

But Enemy Units Threaten Taegu  And Air Strip   American Gains In South Reported Biaaest To Date In Korean Ware

Americans Pus 13 Miles Ahead Near Chiniu   Taegu Threatened; B-29s In Biggest Bomb Raid Of War

Armored Trap Snapped On Reds; U. S. Plane Base Near Pohang Imperilled

Yanks Reach Outskirts Of Enemy Base   Advance 13 Miles; Air Force Strikes its Greatest Rlaw

U.S. Forces Score  13-Mile Advance   Gains Toward Chinju Balanced By Threat to U.S. Bace tn North

Halt Communist Drive For U. 5. Air Base   Superforts Attack Wonson Rail Hub In Record Raid

South Korean Forces Crack,  Roll Back   Communists Trying Pincers Movement; B-29s And Other  Dlenne Diactaoe Was

U.S. Fighter Ships Are In Danger   Armored Ring of Stecl Set Around 1,000 Koreans by Yanks  On Chinju Front   Gains Are Biggest   Four Mustangs Are Shot — Down by Ground Fire  in Strafing Move

Trap Snapped Near Chinju; Fighters Lost   But to North, North Korean Attacks Make New Threat Against Taegu

Communists  Gain Along North Front   Yanks Surge Ahead 13 Miles As They Near Chiniu Base

Snap Shut Armored Trap Around 1,000 Commies   Reds Again Threaten Taequ

TRAP SNAPPED ON THOUSAND RED FORCES   Communists Imperil Plane Base Near Pohang   Continue To Plaster Foe; Biggest Raid Of War Made On Wonsan

Gains iri South Bigges! to Date For Americans   Korean Rétreat Toward Chinju in Nature of Rout

Ultimate Ruin Here Predicted   N.Y. Students Hear Blistering Attack On the ‘Fair Deal’

Attacks Fair Deal Program   Bernard Baruch Hits Truman's Spending Plan

Baruch Warns U.S. Deficit Financing Threatens ‘Slavery’ and Disaster

Elder Statesman Says “To Much Government” Threat  J, ee Comedians:

GOVERNMENT SOLVENCY 5 BIG PRIMARY ISSUE   U. S. Senator Edw. Martin Said Last Night   IN STATE AND NATION

Cumberland Man To Defend Girl   Mrs. Yvette Madsen Ordered To Stand Trial For Slaving Husband

SHOWERS MAY LET UP   Fair Weather is Forecast for Eastern Kansas Tonight

Private Marruso Is Accorded Full Honor by Detroit   No Bugle Blew for Him But His Name Will Live; Becomes Public Ficure

a a Le ee ee ee ee ee  Going To Court To Claim He Is Only ‘Jesse James

Texan, 103, Going On Trial Hoping To Be Labeled The Real Jesse James

Bitter Court Fight to Open Friday On Man’‘s Claim He Is Jesse James

Revised Plan To Halt Aggression Proposed   U. &., Six Others Seek Speedy Assembly Call

Six Other Nations Aid  ‘In Revision   Would Authorize Quick Action In Case Of Invasion

ALASKA DEFENSE URGED   Congress, Military Get New De mands for Action a

RUSSIANS QUIT A MEETING OF U. N.   Walkout of Council After Row Over Chinese Question

Food Is Rushed To 100 Children Said Starvina   Farm Labor Camp Near Phoenix, Ariz. Reported Destitute

Business Peak Looms Despite Many Controls   Industry's Wheels In High Gear for Steady Production

U. §. Production Continues fo Rise Despite Controls  Good News Flows ian Chanel, Casnnannr   Good News Flows In Steady Stream From Business

INSIDE READING   103-Year-Old Veteran Enters Vacant Confederate’s Ward

Washington Suffers Severe Milk Shortage As Walkout Of Dairymen Is Unsettled

REDS PUSH PINCERS ON WEST FRONT   Americans Await New Attack as Two Red Columns, Hinged on Taejon, Regroup for Drive.   NEGRO BATTALION CAPTURES YECHONG   Routs Reds in House-toHouse Battle; Yanks Take Yangdok After Shelling; Lull in West.

laft Carried S4 Counties   Cut Deep Into Dems’ Congressional Majority

Democrats to Have 49-47 Senate Majority,  Near 40 in House; Truman and Labor Take Bad Beating As Big Party Leaders Lose Out   Senate

Truman-Labor Coalition is Badly Beaten   Taft, Dewey, Dirksen, All Marked Men, Elected

Republicans Triumph In Many Key Elections But Fail to Gain Control of Congress

DEMOS LOSE SOME BIG NAME ‘CONGRESSMEN   Majority Will Not Be Over Four In. New Congress

Here’s How They Ran   GOP Elects Its Leaders;  Tov Democrats Defeated

DEMOCRATIC SENATE LEAD IS CUT DOWN   Taft, Dewey and Others Marked for Defeat Achieve Personal Triumphs.

Republicans Gain Control! of Senate   Fall Short of A Majority in House ' by Slim Margin

Leave Door Open To Reappointment Of John Pizza  Must Sever Interest In Local Tavern

Leave Door Open To Reappointment Of John Pizza   Must Sever Interest In Local Tavern Say Trustees

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   $100,000 Fire in West Phila. Suner-Market

Official League Bowling Scores  Sumitiy’s Allove Wommaben Wiis.   WOMEN’S LEAGUE

RRR KR RK FOR HANDICAPPED WORKERS MARSHALL ASKS WIDER INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT.

c onservative-Laborite Coalition In Britain Rejected by Churchill    i

Atlantic Pact Nations Turn to Spanish Bases   Military Advisers Consider Leasing Them as Extra Insurance for European Stronghold Should Russia Launch Attack on West.   BRITAIN OPPOSES ERANCO

Allies Consider Idea Of Leasing Bases In Spain   Britain Opposed To Move; Point 4 Plan Studied; Czechs Oust Reporter

Tax Boosting Bill Will Exempt Gl’s  From Pay Levies   Senate Committee Ends Work On 5 Billion  Dollar Measure

lax Boost Bill. Passed By Unit  Measure To Exemp Combat Pay Of che

COOPER ATION HELD PLEDGED BY BOTH SIDES   Formal Hearings Set Today; Jobless In Walkout On Rise

WORK 1S BEGUN ~——-BY COAL BOARD   GROUP TALKS WITH LEWIS:  AND MINE OWNERS—   BRSARINGS OPEN TODAY. 

Both Sides Plan Full Cooperation: With Mine Board   Three, Named by President Want Information. by Thursday.

Mine Chief Expected To falk Today   But Lewis Refuses fo Coramit Himself Before Meeting

Pledges of Co-operation Reported As Fact-Finders Start Rapid Quiz;  Fuel Pinch Increases Across Nation

Lewis Will Not Require Subpoena To Get Him Before Three - Man Board Racing To Meet Monday Deadline

Coal Fact  Board Has Talk With John Lewis   Formal Hearings to Start Tomorrow to Meet Monday Deadline; Jnemployment Due to Strike Spreading.

Informal Sessions  Precede Opening of Formal Talks Today; Report Due Monday

Fact Board Confers With Lewis, Operator:  Formal Hearings Start Today; Panel Racing Monday Deadline

T-H Body Hears  Owners, John L. 3-Man Board Racing To Meet President’s Monday Deadline

Fact Finders Hustling Up Coal Crisis   Lewis Reported Ready to Work With New Board

Four Roads Halt Trains in Strike  Switcher Walkout Idles Thousands

Tie Up Four of Five Struck Roads  AFL Switchmen Force Layoff of Thousands

FOUR RAILROADS ARE HALTED BY UNION WALKOUT   4,000 AFL Switchmen Begit Strike Which Idles Thousands More in West

Railroaders Stull Out On Strike   Four Thousand Switchmen On Strike Cause Four Railroads to Halt Work  ASK 40-HOUR WEEK AFL Union Leaders Want  A Shorter Week With The Same Wages as Now

Walkouts Close  Four Rail Lines   Only Great Northern Seeks To Continue Service

Four Majer Rail Lines Strikebound In Pay Row   Thousands Are Idle In Work-Week Fight  By Switchmen Union

Four Major Rail Lines Shut Down by Strike   Thousands of Other Workers Are Thrown Ou Of Jobs by Walkout of 4,000 Switchmen, Fifth Struck System Continues to Operate

Strike Swells U.S. Idle List   Four Western Roads at Complete Standstill; No Solution in Sight In Switchmen’s Wage Boost Baitle

4 Railroads Idle As 4,000 Switchmer Go Out on Strike   Great Northern Keep Operating At Nearly Normal

Strike Ties 4 Railroads   Walkout of 4,000 Switchmen Makes 8F HNN Others Idle

Rail Strike On; 4 Lines Halt Service   Switch Union Wants 48 Hour Pay For 40 Hour Work Week

Four Major Railroads On Strike   4000 Switchmen Strike And Bring Reilways to Halt; Thousands Out Of Jobs Result Stop

—RAIL STRIKE-— Four Maj or Railroads Idle Today  4,000 Switchmen Walk Off Jobs

Strike by 4,000 Switchmen Ties Up 4 Railroads   Forces Layoff of Many Thousands, Fifth Line Service Near Normal

Strike Hits 4 Western Rail Lines   4,000 Switchmen Strike; Thousands Others Thrown Out of Work

Four Western Railroads At Standstill  GN Passenger Se   GN Passenger Service Is Near Normal But Freights Slowed Dowr

FOUR LINES TIED   Strike of Switchmen Halts Operations on Railroads

Four Major Railroads... At Standstilt   Strike of 4000. Western Switchmen Trae Lie  awe

Swifchmen Strike On Five Major Railroad Lines   Four Roads At Standstill In Dispute

STRIKE SNARLS RAIL SYSTEMS   Traffic On 4 Major Roads At Standstill As Switchmen Quit.

RAIL STRIKE PUTS MANY OUT OF JOBS   A. F. L. Switchmen on Four Major Roads Reject FactFinding Board  Preposels ©   SEEK HIGHER WAGES

[wo Legisiaiors Insist Congress.  Farmark Funds Alaska Buildup — At Top of List Outlined by Ike

Ike's Backing Aids Anti-Sub Defense Plan   General Proposes Minimum Standards To Protect Alaska

HKisenhower Statement  Gets Support  In Senate  [ ne T. oof we Bec   Some Lawmakers Want Special Funds Earmarked Rar Suh Defense

Funds Seen For Defense  Against Sub:  Senators Declare They Will Insist

Solons Ready More Anti-Sub Legislation  Eisenhower Urging  Generates Steam Sy Se set See Sy Banl See ae

WILL INSIST THAT CONGRESS TAG FUNDS   Alaska Buildup Is At Top of List for Priority Handling

Senators Give Sub Defenses High Priority   Eisenhower Proposal Get: Support of Maybank  And Bridsec

Solons To Ask Earmarking Of Anti- Sub Fund  8 ea   Eisenhower Argument Brings Prompt Action

Solons To Ask Earmarking Of Anti-Sub Fund  Eisenhower Argument   Eisenhower Argument  Brings Prompt Action

Ike Prompts Anti-Sub Action Push   Solons Pledge to Tag Additional Funds To Meet Proposals

East Zone Reds Urged To Fight   Paper Calls For ‘Smashing Source Of Warmongering’

WEST GERMANS INSTRUCTED New Communist Drive Seer  To ‘Liberate’ Berlin

CROP PRODUCTION OUTLOOK IS GOOLE   Harvest Volume Expected Te Be Higher Than Five Of, Last Eicht Years

OBSERVERS KEEPING TAB ON TRUMAN - BYRNES FLARE UP   Feud Watehed for Effect on 1057 Blections and Futur, of Demeeralie Party.

TRUM Th IRE IS WATCHED .   Itl-Feeling May Widen Split  Amana Damacrrate

TRUMAN VS. BYRNES   Capital Observers Watching Feud For Possibie Effects

GAS COMPANY TIEUP   Five Kansas and Missouri Com munities Hit by Walkout

Cooler Weather May Return to Texas on Weekend   Light Cool Front Reported Headed Toward State

Russia Calls Group To Meet August 1 Soviets End Boycott Of Security Council .

Jail Puts Out ‘No Vacancy’ Sign For George Palmer, ‘Concessionist’

Three-Armed Drive  Is Nearing Taejon   Airport Under Artillery Fire But U. S. Troops Fight Grimly To Hold Area

US, STATE DEPT. SAYS MOSCOW PRESS ‘LIES’ ON PLANE INCIDENT   ‘Deliberate Provocation Savs Moscow Paper

SayRed Story. About Missing Plane Is Lie “Stale: Department.  “Assails Alfack - In Russian Press

State Spokesman Scorns New Red Plane Charges   . Soviet Magazine Ciaims Incident Framed by U.S. 

cby John MM. Hightower) Washington,-Aprit:19:(AP)—The possibility of -further. Soviet-American air clathes along the uneasy front “Lof ithe ‘cold- war :in “Europe’is being -carefully studied ‘by         Sense TE Loe

‘Provocation Mission’ Over Latvia Denied   Russian Public Kept Ignorant Bf Protest _ From Washintaon

State Department Brands Russian Claim ‘Of Plane’s Provocative Mission ‘Lies’

U, S. DISCLOSES LATE ADVANCES IN ATOM SETUP   Nation Hos Perfected New Guided Missile Shells ~ For Field Use

REVEAL AMERICA ‘HAS AN ATOMIC ARTILLERY SHELL   NEW TANK WEAPON ALSO DEVELOPED, SAYS GEN. COLLINS

U. S. Has Atomic Artillery Shells ‘And Warheads For Guided Missiles

New Weapons Developed, U.S. Reveals   Atomic Artillery Shells and Missiles Give Atlantic Pact Military Planners New Confidence.

U. S. Has Atomic Artillery Shells for Field Use   Lethal Warheads for Guided Missiles in New Developments

Afomic Shells, Guided Missiles Are Developed   New Type Weapons Can Be Used Against Ground Forces

Atomic Weapons Give Confidence   Planners Hope Europe Can Be Made Secure

Rew A-Weapons Are Developed For U.S. Use   Secretary Johnson Reports Big Strides Made For Defence

Revolutionary Weapons Told By Johnson   Furnishes Atlantic Pact Planners With More Economical Defensive Arms

Artillery Shells And Warheads for Missiles Reported  Give Planners New Air of Security For Atlantic Allies

U.S. Develops Atomic Shells  New Weapons Hearter Atlantic Pact Allies

US. CREATING NEW WEAPONS   Assures Europe Can Be Strengthened Without Bankrupting Allies.

Atomic Artillery Shells Are Among New U. 5. Weapons   Variety of Amazing Missiles Reported Develoved by Nation.

U.S. Has Developed  Atomic Artillery Shells as War Heads   News of Revolutionary Weapons Is Learned; Significance Important

Powerful Arms Relieve Fears Of Red Attack   Western Planners Think Allies Can Avoid Bankruptcy

SENATE GETS FRENS PESLY TO QUESTION  Some Republicans Oppsse Policy But Predict Enactment   New Afomic Weapons May Prevent Prohihitive Cost In Arms Program

Aid Work On Defense For Europe   Shells And Rocket Heads Aid Planners Of Aled Defense.

United ‘States Develops Atomic. Artillery Shells And Warheads For Guided Missiles

U. S. Develops New Weapons Which Can Be Used Against Troops In Field

Congressman Clings to 10,000 Vote Lead; Fernandez, Dempsey Win Race for Representatives

TURNS BACK BID OF CHAVEZ FACTION TO GET CONTROL OF STATE'S DEMOCRATIC PARTY

MILES WINNER OVER CHAVEZ   Man Closely Allied: With National Administration Trails

W. Germany Ready To Aid In Defense   Europe’s Council Hears Call for  Sincle Command

Truman, Attlee Say Production Will Be Pushed   Will Step Up Raw Materials, Defense Goods

Leaders Agree Production Must Be Hiked   Truman and Attlee Explore Economic Problems of Crisis

PRES. TRUMAN, ATTLEF HOLD 3RD MEETING   Leaders Agree On Most Effective Use Of Limited Raw Materials.

Truman, Attlee In Agreement Upon Production   Vigorous Effort to  Hike Output Needed

Truman and Attlee Agree Effort Must Be Made fo Increase Production of Raw Materials  _ Chiefs of State Decide Europe - Is Prime Center of Conflict

More Vigor in Joint Production   Truman and Attlee Plan Effective Use Of Raw Materials That Are Available

Truman, Attlee Agree On More Production Neec  Two Govt. Heads ® Discuss Economic Problems Today

Truman, Attlee Agree to Step Up Production in U. S., Britian   No Appeasement of Red China British Prime Minister Says

Increase In Production Is Agreed Upon   Attlee Tells Press Appeasement Is Out With Chinese Reds

Agree Europe Prime Center  of Red Conflict   Won't Allow Main Forces to Be Drawn Into Asiatic War

ACCORD ALSO REACHED ON MATERIAL USE   South Korea Envoy Meets With Truman  During Luncheon

Truman, Attlee To Seek Increase In Defense Outpu'  Scarce Materials   Scarce Materials Cited as Danger; Aaree on Europe

TRUMAN AND ATTLEE AaK BETTER USE   Want Vigorous Efforts to Up Production to Close Shortage Gap.

Talks Turn — To Production   Truman, Attlee Agree On ‘Vigorous’ Efforts’

Leaders Find Europe Main Point of Fight Against USSR   Raw Materials Shortages. Output Urgent Matters In Discussion

Vigorous Effort to Increase Production Agreed On at White House Conference

Truman, Attlee View Economies   Agree Vigorous Try Must Be Made To  Increase Production

Use Of Raw Materials To Be Eyed   Truman And Attlee In Vigorous Effort To Increase Output For Defense Purnase

Most Effective Use Of ~ Raw Materials Is “Most Necessary, Leaders Agree

Must Push War Effort   Truman and Attlee Agree Production. Should Be Increased

Joint War Effort Is Discussed   Raw Materials, Production Are Topic of Talks

Vigorous Effort fo Be Made for More Production   President and Attlee Agree on Way to Use Scarce Raw Materials

GET ONLY SILENCE   G. O. P. Demand for Ache: son QOuster Draws No White House Comment

G. O. P. Demand for Ache. son Quster Draws No White House Comment

GOP Solons ‘Ask Ouster of See. Acheson   White House and State Dept. Are Silent On Republican Demand

Republicans’ Formal Demand For Quste Of Dean Acheson Hits Wall Of Silence

Silence Greets GOP Move To Oust Acheson   House Speaker Calls It Tragic Mistake

Laws Carrying Extra Powers Now in Effect   OUST ACHESON MOVE HITS SILENCE WALL   Demo Leader Lucas Terms GOP. Request ‘Invitation to Stalin To Strike Anywhere’

White House Silent On New ‘Oust Acheson’  G.O.P. Legislators File Formal Demand That Secretary Quit

Fire Acheson Demand Given ‘No Comment   GOP Congressmen's Plea That Siate Secretary Be Ousted ‘Hits. Wall Of  ' White House Silence

Demand to Oust Acheson Hits Walls of Silence   Resolutions Are Views Of GOP Lawmakers As Party

LucasTerms GOP Acheson Resolutio ‘Invitation To Stalin To Strike’

FERN D, EDWARDS OUTAS DISTRICT CENSUS DIRECTOR   Mrs. Jeannette Boyd of Car* thage, Choice of Democratic Committee, Is Given Post.   TRUMAN SAID TO HAVE ORDERED THE CHANGE   Party Row Precipitated In January by Original Appointment — Outcome Victory for Adamson.

 £ne Wiayor taxes A Look At Lumberton  Adequate Water Supply Is Tough Problem Facing Lumberton

ine iViayor lakes “A LOOK MU LUMAR  Citv’s Need For Increased Services May Force Tax Boost

Excise Tax Cut Gets OK   But Congress Not In Agreement On Other Measures

Congress, Truman Agree  Excise Chep Is Needed  But Accord Lacking on Tax Boosts to Replace Revenue

Congress Agrees With President Time Has Come To Reduce Excise Taxes

Convicted Spy, Judy Coplon Wins Freedom In $40,000 Bail; Gubitehev Going Home

Judith Coplon Is ut On Bail  Gubitchev Decides To Lenve Far Hamme

Judy Out On Bait Awaiting Apneal  While Gubitchev Plans To Sail March 20

MISS COPLON WINS RIGHT TO POST BAIL   Gubiichey Announers He Will Re turn to Russia on Ship Sailing March 76.

Bail for Coplon Set at $40,000   Release Seen Today; Gubitchev Will Leave

Miss Coplon Wins Appeal. On Conviction  To Be Freed In__, $60.000 Bail Today

State Coal Production In '49 Fell to Lowest Annual Rate Since '39

NATIONWIDE BELL STRIKE UNLIKELY   Union Dropping Demands For General Wage Hike

Phone Strike May Not Be Needed, CIO Union Thinks   Substantial  Progress Made in Agreements With Companies

NEGRO SCHOOL RIGHT UPHELD BY TRIBUNAL   Government Loyalty Program Accepted For Test

Bush to Head lowa Legion  Des Moines Attorney Named at Convention

3 Drown As Rain Causes Floods   Much Property Damage Caused by Torrential Rains Near Pittsburgh

Near CloudbuPRADA LAA PD  Three Die in ‘Pittsburgh's Flash Flood:

Poplar Fire Loss \s Over $100,000   ‘Warehouse, Office of  Canning Firm Burns

Report Due Saturday To Truman   Will Clear Way For Injunction To Force Miners Back To Pits

President May Get Coal Facts Ahead of Time   Board Hopes to Complete Report By This Saturday.

President's Fact-Finding Board In Coal Dispute Expects fo Have Report Ready by Saturday  Direct Negotiations Break Down After Eight Hours of Talk

Plans Speedy Report To White House   Pave President's Way For Seeking Of Court Order

Fact-Finders Ready Report To. President  Quick ‘Move To. Get Injunction Is Anticipated

Strike Hits Businesses, More Plants To Cut Down   Supplies Reaching Critical Situation  In Industry Spots

Railroads Juggle Plans; Steel Mills Prepare To Cut Production Sharply

Chairman Announces Sufficient Information Qbtained On Dispute In Long, Fruitless New ~_ gotiations Held Wednesday rag, 4  ee  2) AGETTATAAVAND SATS ‘Beencidan’s Sweseman'tc fant Siew

Board Met Briefly This Morning And Said It Feit Nothing Could Be Accomplished To End Long Drawn-Out Hearings   THOUSANDS FORCED OUT OF EMPLOYMENT

President's Group To Beat Deadline;  /  Cole Claims Issue Fully Outlined

Industry Takes Further Steps. to Curtail Work   Steel Companies, Rai Lines Cutback; More Laborers Are Idled

Strikes Hit U. 5. Industries Hard Today —   Many Plants Forced To Shut Down Or Lay Off Men

Coal Report To President This Week   Then Court Orde May Be Sought For Mine Work

FACT BOARD MAPS REPORT TO TRUMAN      Hopes to Give. Findings. to White House by Satur. day on Nationwide Coal Strike. ‘  NATION BEGINS TO: ~ FEEL COAL PINCH   ICC Orders Coal Passenger Trains Cut 50 Per Cent and Freight 25 Pur Cent.

Fact-Finders tnd Hearinc on Mines   Cole Says Board Has Data Necessary to Make Report

Owners, Lewis Fail to Reach An Agreement  President Will Seek Back to Work Order

Mine Walkout Causes Crisis In Industries  Slash Ordered For Railways As Peace Parley Collapses

Coal Board Ends Talks, Drafts Strike Study   Early Delivery Of Survey Seen To President

Eact-Finding Board Hopes to Complete Task by Saturday, Two Days Ahead of Deadline Set by Pres. Truman— Court Order May Then be Obtained for Workers to Resume Jobs—Direct Bargaining Talks Fail.   INDUSTRY TIGHTENS BELT   Washington, Feb. 9 (A4P)—President Truman's fact-finding board ended its hearings on the coal diapute today and went to work on a report to the White House.

Coal Fact Finders End Hearings  Start Work On Report To White House

Fuel Shortage  Forces Steel,  Rail Cutbacks   Hundreds of Runs to Be Cancelled Friday Midnight—Industry Shuts Down Furnaces

Fact Finding Board Ends Hearing, Paves Way For Court Order To End Strike

Group Ends Hearings in Coal Dispute; Truman May Seek Court Order When He Receives Report.  PINCH TIGHTENS ACROSS THE NATION

Board Ends Hearing on Coal Fight   Plan to Report to White House Without Delay

Steel Plants Curtail; Trains Are Cancelled  Blast Furnaces Down   Blast Furnaces Down; Many Schools Close

Board of Fact’ Finders Ends Hearing Today:  Goes to Work on   Goes to Work on White House Report

Hearings Cut Off Abruptly With Statement No Chance For Agreement Seemed Likely

Report Pushed As Mediation Efforts Fail   Needed Information Procured, Asserts Chairman Cole

Way Now Open For President's Court Injunction  Chief's Legal Order Would Send Striking

Fact Finders End Inquiry, Write Report   Board’s Action Clears Way for T-H_ Iniunction

Union, Operators Unable To Reach  Pact Agreement   Truman’s Fact-Finders Obtain Sufficient Data At Hearings; May Complete Work by Saturday

Fact Finders Abandon Hope To End Strike   Truman Expected To Seek Court Tniunetion Monday

Fuel Scarcity Hits Industry   Steel Firms, Railways Announce Cutbacks; 33,400 Idle Already

Truman To Get Findings By Saturday   Way To Be Cleared For Early Court Orde: In Pits Deadlock

DPENG WAY TO OBTAIN COURT WORK ORDERS   ‘act-Finders Close Hearings and Start on Report to Truman.

No Agreement in Talks Between Lewis and Owners   New Slash Orderec In Coal-Burning Railroad Service

Industry Tightens Its Belt As Soft Coal Peace Talks Collapse   _ More Steel Companies Announce Cutbacks; Rail Service Reduced

Direct Contract ‘Sessions Fail   But Board Obtained Information, Moved Near Peace Solution

No Agreement Is Reached by  Negotiators   M’Grath May Seek Court Order to Put Miners in Pits

Fact-Finders To Report! Wahin. Few’  ‘Days; Botht:Sides’~ ! + Blamed for Deadlock

HEARINGS OVER IN COAL CASE: REPORT NEARS   President's Fact Finders Ex. pect To Present Their Views on Saturday

Fact Finders Will Give Truman Data Before Deadline  Peace Fades As John L. Talks On  Strike Issues

Paves Way for Truman to Ask Injunction  Lewis, Operators   Get Nowhere in  Negotiations

Hopes To Make Suggestions By Saturday  After Receiving Report, President May Ask McGrath

FACT-FINDERS WRITE REPORT TO PRESIDENT   ABANDON EFFORTS TO SPONSOR BARGAINING IN COAL DISPUTE

News Day And Night   'U. S. Mediator Calls End  To Talks, Clearing  ‘Wavy For Courts   Report FromBoard DueOverWeek-End   Urgeney Of Industrial Situation Seen As Cause For Fast Action

Washington, Feb. 9. (AP)—President Truman's factfinding board ended,its hearings on the coal dispute toLo. and went to work on a report to.the White House.

Coal Board Begins Report To White House   Expected To Be Ready By Saturday 

Fact-Finders End Hearings   Industry Tightens Belt as Direct Bargaining Ne gotiations Fail to Bring Results.

Way Paved  To Try for Court Edict   Step by Fact-Finders Is Sequel to Futile Late-Night Talks.

Coal Fact Boare Ends Hearings; Meets Briefly   Way Paved Today Fo: Truman to Seek Court Order Sending Miner: Back to Work.

Juggled; Plan Begin Cut-backg   Fact-Finders End Hear« ings, Ready White House Report = ™”

Fact-Finders End Hearings After Negotiations Broken Off: Detailed Report Being Drawn for President

No Settlement In Coal Strike As Talks Fail   Fact-Finders End Hearings, Prepare Report To Truman

SEEK ‘NUINCTION   Report Being Prepared For “Speedy Delivery To White Mane

injunction To Order Miners Back Certain   Quick Report To = President Expected: Negotiations Collapse

Coal Shortage Beginning To Pinch In Railroad And Steel Industries  Estimates Place Idle Today At 34, 400; Peace Talks Collapse Again; Miners het. wr.

Coal Talks Off: Truman to Act   Fact-Finders to Report Saturday, After Which President Can Order 370,000 Miners Back to Pits

Fact-Finders To Make Report By Saturday Night   Agreement Near On Several Issues, Says President of Board

Into Huddle On Coal Findings ©. —   Board Expects to Have Report for President Saturday; Negotiations Stalled

act-Finders nd Hearings n Coal Fight   Go To Work On Re. port Of Dispute For White House

Fact-Finders End Hearings In Coal Dispute, Work on Report   NeededInformationFound in Deadlocked Bargaining Session

REPORT GOES TO PRESIDENT THIS WEEKEND   Inquiry Is Closed As Union And Operators Fail to Agree

Railroads Rush To Juggle Their: Train Schedules  34,400 Workers Are Forced Into Idleness

TrumanBoard Ends Hearings   Chairman Says Beerd Hee Needed Intermotion, With Issues Clerified

Fact Finders Bring Coal Strike Hearing To An Abrupt Ending   Unable To Make Progress, Special Board Closes Hearings And Reports Failure To Truman.

Fact-Finding Board Works On Its Report   Ends Coal Dispute _ Hearings Soon After Renewed Negotiations Break Down

Chairman Says Group Has Information Needed fo Make Report fo President Truman

Facts Found, Says Leader, Despite Row At Meetings  President May Tell  Q@a@-... . ory gt .   President May Tell Miners To Go Back On Receiving Notes

HEARINGS ON COAL DISPUTE END ABRUPTLY   Way Is Paved tor President Truman to Seek Court Order on Mine Workers.

Negotiations Declared To Be Fruitless: Board Works On Its Report to President

Report Is Readied For White House   Little Progress Made In Fact-Finding Attempt: Order To Halt Strike Expected

Steel Mills and Railroads Announce Cutbaeks in Face  Of Dwindling Fuel Supplies

Several Steel Mills to Reduce Operations As Fuel Supply Dwindles   Freight, Passenger  Servi ‘vice Is Slashed   ICC Orders Rails to Cut Coal-Burning Services Down to Hal!

Dispute Facts Readied for Truman; Request for Court Order Next Step; Union-Operator Pact Talks Collanse

Fact-Finders End Hearings Parley Fails   Chairman Cole Says  Fruitless Bargaining Talks Wednesday Gave  Necessary Information

Hopes to Have Report Ready By Saturday   Lewis, Operators Can't Agree After Nearly 8 Hours  OF Talking Issues

STEEL PLANTS CUTTING DOWN ON PRODUCTION   Automobile Industry I Alerted; Railroads  Cut Service

Coal Deadlock Still on; Board Drafts Report   President Can Seek Injunction After Receiving Paper

Group Ends Hearing On  Controversy Obtains Needed  Information For Report To Truman

FACT FINDERS END HEARINGS   Begin Drafting Report Or  Coal Strike For ! Truman

Coal Fact-Finding Board Ends Hearings As No Progress Made   Move Paves Way For Federal Court Order In Coal Emergency

Board Ends Hearings And Starts Preparation Of Statement To Be Given President Truman—Lewis And Operators Confer For Nearly Eight Hours Without Arriving At Agreement—Great Progress Indicated In Effort To Ascertain Facts Barring Peace

Truman Board Ends Hearings On Coal Strike   Fac t-Finding Group Hopes To Forward Report To White House Saturday

Coal Dispute Fact-Finders End Hearings   Report Saturday To President, Injunction Seen

Hope To Present Data To Truman Before Weekend   When President Gets Results He Can Ask  For Court Injunction

MORE CUTBACKS NECESSARY DUE TO COAL STRIKE   Steel Plants Hit, Trains Jug gle Schedules, Schools Closed *

Taft’s Stock As 1952 Presidential Nominee Soars; Lausche Mentioned As Possible Senate Candidate

Ohio Eleetior Stirs Many Big Puzzles   What Of Lausche Anc Taft Plans For °52? Observers Wonder

Results Of Election Is Old Story In Ohio   Speculate On Political Future Of Taft, Lausche

Big Edge For GOP In State Legislature  Taft Presidential Candidate In °52?

Instructions on what civilians: should do in event of an atomic mb attack wil] be presented by    Big Mo . Blasts Reds

As Anti-Inflationary Move Federal Reserve Board Urges ‘Strong U.S. Credit Controls

Field GHQ Sees No Need For A-Bomb   MacArthur Aide Says UN, Plight Not ‘Desperate’

Korean Plight 4 Doesn't Justify Use Of A-Bomb   MacArthur Spokesman Expresses Surprise At Truman Statement.

MacArthur's Intelligence Chief Gives Reassurance   Gen. Willoughby Says We Will Not Let i hinace Rade Puch Lie Out of Korea

No Korean A-Bomb Now   MacArthur Aide Says Situation Does Not Warrant Use

Legal Action May Bar Two Ballot Acts   Prohibition And Work Amendments May Be Tested

Effort To Keep Dry Issue From Vote Possible   Court Action Said To Be Considered By Two Groups

Ottawa Man Found Dead in Ditch  Body Discovered In Overturned Car

Vandenberg s Wife Dies In Washington   Active Despite Serious IlIness; Born in Ft. Wayne

Hazel Vandenberg, Wife Of Michigan’s Senator, Dies in Washington

Succumbs In Capital During Night   Married Senator In 1918; Had Been Ul Since °47 Onerations

Senator's Wife Taken by Death   Mrs. Vandenberg Dies in Washinaton

Wite Of Senator Vandenberg Die: In Washington   Entered Hospital Last Month

Mrs. Vandenbere Dies Early Today  Wife of Michigan’s Senator Ill 3 Years

Mrs. Vandenberc Taken by Death   Wife of State’s Senior Senator Dies Early Today

Mrs. Vandenberg Dies Early Today After Illness   Michigan Senator’s Wife Continued Active in Career of Her Own

Guerrillas Aid, Chinese Claim  Nationalists Report Widespread Actions

SUPPLIES CUT BY GUERRILLAS   Red Troops Diverted By Nationalists

ACCEPT TURKISH TROOPS   Twin Cities Residents Worried When Plastic Test Balloons Hover in Sky

Tamvperatures   Reduced Work Week With No Pay -Cut Goal: Other Unions Involved In General Railroad Strike Threat

Switchmen to Walk Out Over 40-Hour Week   May Be Followed by Other Brotherhoods Over ae ae ee

Sunday Set For Halt on Five Roads   Trainmen, Conductors Reject Presidential Board Proposals.

WALKOUT SET NEXT SUNDAY BY SWITCHMEN   2 Unions Turn Down Fact-Finders’ Pay Plan $

Offensive Gains Up to 8 Miles In Bitter Cold   100,000 Men Move » In Surprise Action On Northwest Secto:

MacArthur  Seeks End By  Christmas 100,000-Man  Force Advances  On Schedule

Allied Forces Bid To End War By Christmas   MacArthur Takes Personal Command Of Offensive As Giant Pincers Is  Tightened On Reds

Advances of Up to Eight Miles Scored In First Stages of Offensive   MacArthur Flies ‘Behind Red Lines   General Cites Pledge i To ‘Get Boys Home  Before Christmas’

Attacks Are Started in Bitter Cold   Hundred Thousand Men Arrayed in Quick Offensive on Reds at  Border   Resistance Slight      MacArthur Says U.N. Losses Very Light on First Dav

Giant Pineer Attack on All Fronts Gains  Upto8 Miles   Surprise MaeArthur - Led Drive Launched in Ritter Cold

[MACARTHUR MAKES AERIAL SURVEY OF BATTLEFRONT AS '100,000 TROOPS START DRIVE

MaeArthrr (Oo Over Enemy Territo:  1 Front   Rumors of Peace Proposals Ended By Alb Out Effort to Tnd the War by Christmas

_ Enire Front ‘MACARTHUR IN KOREA  Commander Says Move Wil _ Cat Con-mumist Armies  in-Two

100,000 Batter Reds In Surprise  Commander Talks Of Getting Troops

U. N. Fotces of 100,000’ Attack Red Line on En‘ire Front MACARTHUR IN KOREA Commander Says Move Will Cut Con-munist Armies  in Two

Resistance Is Stubborn But Failing   MacArthur At Front To Direct First Phase Of Attack; Promises End By Christmas

Powerful Bid All Along Front Gains 8 Miles   100,000 UN Troops Arrayed in Campaign to Wipe Out Enemy

In Powerful Bid To End the War By Christmas  Troops Advance As Much as 8 Miles.

Attack Along Entire Front Starts in Bitter Cold and Blasts Peace Talk Rumors

MacArthur Proposes Make Good on Promise Get Boys Home for Christmas Dinner

100,000 Men Roll On in Bid to Finish War   M'Arthur at Front, Promises to Crush Foe by Christmas

Bid To End ~ Korean War By Christmas   MacArthur Flies Over Front; Says Morale Of Troops High

United Nations Forces Make Gains of as Much As Eight Miles in Bid To End War Next Month

MacArthur Sees U.N. Troops Begin Attack   Drive Reported Goin On Schedule In Early Stages

GENERAL SEEKS END CAMPAIGN BY CHRISTMAS  SOLDIERS ADVANCE SOME EIGHT MILES  nin mmram/!/!, #*#, A as

’ Wants to End Hostilities by Christmas Dav   U. N.’s Commander Sure It Can Be Dno

Peace Rumors Squelched by New Kick-off   100,000 UN Troops Smash Forward on All Fronts in Bid to End Fighting by Christmas

In Drive ToEnd War    MacArthur in Korea To Direct Kick-Off; Guns Drown Out Talk Of Nevotiated Peace

MacArthur Opens Big, Bold Attack   Goes To Front To Direct Kickoff And Says He Hopes To Be Able To Get Doughboys Home For Yuletide Season

Aim lo tnd Korean War By Christmas  MacArthur Tours  Front personally Ae All M..6 Absence

U.N. Push Nets Gain Of 8 Miles   Warplanes Furnish Cover for Advance On 80-mile Front;  Pence Je Ohlertiva

U.N. Forces Unleashing Powerful Effort to Wind Up Fight ‘by Christmas’

United Nations Drive To End War Started   MacArthur Claims Big Offensive Is Gaing On Schedule

U.N. Troops Open War On All Fronts   Advance Eight Miles; Hope To. End War by--Christmas   Attack Begun in ‘Bitter Cold Is Aimed At ~ Squeezing Reds From 2 Widely Separated~ Sides: Cracks Uncontirmed Peace Talk -

End Of War By Christmas Goal Of New Drive   MacArthur Flies Over Lines To Renew His Promises

Making Bid To. End Korean War By Christmas   Offensive Started In Bitter Cold; Cracks Unconfirmed Peace Rumors

Powerful Effort Being Made To Finish War  Gaine Un to 8 Mile   Gains Up to 8 Miles Are Reported Early In General Advance

Powerful Effort Being Made To Finish War   Gains Up to 8 Miles Are Reported Early In General Advance

MacArthur Renews Promise That GI's Will Be Finished in Time For Christmas Dinner at Home

100,000 Men Arrayed in Surprise Offensive Launched in Bitter Cold in Northwest.  GENERAL DIRECTS KICK-OFF FROM AIR

UN Forces  Start Push To End War   Attack Is Launched on Entire Northern Front In All-out Final Bid  WAKE RIC ANWANCES   MAKE BIG ADVANCES

MacArthur Flies Over Knemy Territors to Reach Front   Rumors of Peace Proposals Ended By AllOut Effort to Lind the War bv Christmas

Allies F orge Ahead In Big  Pineer Move   Advance, Covered By Planes, Meets Little Resistance

Temperatures   MacArthur Flies Along Yalu River to Direct Nut-Cracker Offensive

Battle Front Flight Made By M’Arthur   100,000 Troops Take Part )n Drive, With ’ Christmas Goal Set

MacArthur Opens All-Out Advance To Bring War End   Surprise Attacks Shatter Rumor of Peace Overtures

Big Offensive By U.N. Troops Shatters Lull   Job Ends at Yalu River, MacArthur Advises Douchboys

100,000 MEN ATTACKING IN BITTER COLD   Allies Adyance Eight Miles in Powerful Effort to. End Korean War by Christmas. «   GEN. MacARTHUR AT THE FRONT   Supreme Commander Makes Bold Flight Over Red Armies Behind Lines on Yalu River.

Benefits For ' Coal Miners Set By Board   Hospital, Disability Payments To Cost $2 Million. A Month

Benefits For Disabled Miners And Families Of Coal Diggers Announced

Will Cost $2,000,000 Per Month —  Mine Workers Fund Lists New Benefits

New Benefits For Miners  Announced   Program Will Cost $2 Million Monthly

New Welfare Benefits For  Miners Listed UMW Prograin Cost Is Estimated At $2,000,009 Monthl;

Mine Workers Slate Benefits From Big Fund   Program Completed For The Present, Lewis Announces

Miners’ 3’ Bencfits Are Announced  By U.M.W. Leader   Disabled, Widaws, Other to Receive lems Under Terms of Agreement

Miners Benefits Reach Big Sum   Will Cost Coal Industry Two Millions a Month

Miners to Get New Benefits   Welfare Fund to Provide For Widows. Famili

Bridges Likes MCarthy Aim, Flays Method:   New Hampshire Senator Sides With Peurifoy For ‘Fine Toh’

Bridges Criticizes Mode, Praises M’Carthy’s Goals In Pressing Red Charges

RED’ CHARGE METHODS OF M CARTHY HIT   But Sen. Bridges Hails Goal; Public Hearing Urged for Service

G. O. P. Senator Lauds Colleague's Aims, but Deplores His Tactics; Sees Inquiry Needed

Senator Bridges Criticizes McCarthy's Methodatn Red Inquir: y But Praises Motive

eee eee eee me BRIDGES PRAISES AIM OF PROBE  GOP Solon Hits McCarthy's Mathads In Hunt For Reds

BRIDGES PRAISES AIM OF PROBE  GOP Solon Hits McCarthy s Methods In Hunt For Reds

‘Red’ Probe Method Hit By Bridges  Senator Declares   Senator Declares McCarthy Has Done ‘Very Fine Jol’

Bridges Scores Method Used ‘By McCarthy   But Senator Declares Objective “Is Praiseworthy’; McCarthy Demands John Service Be Questioned in Public.

Bridges Raps. Technique Of Sen. M ‘Carthy   New Hampshire Senator Says, However, Objec. tive Worthy

Army And AF Tap Reserve  Pool Again   Boost TotalTo Be Summoned To Over 121 Thousand Men

Army, Air Force Calling 59,444 Reserves to Duty   Its 50,000 an ‘Initial Requirement,’ Says Flying Branch; Seeks Captains Or Below, Skilled Enlisted Men;  Ground Forces to Summon Doctors

AF Will Call 50,000 From Reserve Lists   Activations Doubled By Announcements In Single Day

Army, Air Force  Call More Reserves  59,440 More to Get Called Soon

99,444 Army, Air Reserves To Be Called  50,000 In USAF Face Active Duty

Churchill's Motion Carries 89 To 5/1n Assembly Vote   ‘59,000 More Reserves To Be Called

Air Force And Army Need Mer In Emergency  Inadequate In Face Of Services’ Need

Anny, USAF To Call Up 59,444 More Reserves Air Force Taps 50,000  For Duty By Fall; Army Summons 9,444 Officer:

Air Force, Army Calling Up 60.000 Reserves: Most Will Be Captains Or Lower Rank

Air Force Calling Up 50,000 Reserve Officers and Men; Army Beckons 9,444 Officers

Air Force, Army Call Up 59,444 Reserves for Fall   Army Summons 9,44 Male Reserve Officers Into Service

CALL MORE RESERVES   Army, Air Force to Take 59,000;   Delay Reasons Listed

Air Force Calls Up Reserves   Nearly 60,000 Men To Active Duty By Fall; Hint That More Will Get Orders Later

ARMY, AIR CALL MORE RESERVES   Summon 59,444, Making Total of 121,444 Who Must Report in Next 2'/2 Months.   » AIR FORCE CALL FOR 50,000 MEN   Includes 8,000 Officers and 42,000 Enlisted Aen; More Air Force Calls Hinted.

Army, Air Force Call 59,444 Men   To Summon Reserves To Duty By Early Fall

Air Force and Army Announce They  Are Calling Up 59,444 Reserves

Air Force, Army Calling Up 59,444 Reserves   Boosts Total To 121,444 Since Korean Outbreak

9,444 RESERVISTS ARE BEING CALLED   ARMY AND AIR FORCE ACTH VATING 8,000 OFFICERS AND 42,000 MEN,

159.444 More Reserves Face   Arey: AF Call   Total of 121,444 Back in Active Duty by End of October

Army, Air Force Calling Up 59,444 More Reserves   HIT RY OWN ROCKET

ARMY AND AIR FORCE CALLING MORE RESERVES   Nearly 60,000 Being Summoned To Raise Total To 121,444 Needed For Active Duty Soon.

Air Force Call Boosts Tr pops Total   121,444 Earmarked For Duty Within Next Three Months

Air Force, Army Calling 59,444 More Reserves   Orders Going Out to 50,000 Airmen, With Other Calls Hinted

More Reserves Being Called Up   Army and Air Force Being Strengthened

More Reserves Being Called   Air Force And Army Ordering 59,444 Men To Duty _

Air Force, Army Calls  Reservists 121,444 to Face  Active Service  In Next 60 Days

Army Calling 99,444 From Reserve List   Air Force To Get 50,000 Increase In Its Personnel

Army, Air Force Alert Reserves   Additional 59,444 Called, Bringing to 121,444 Namber Summoned for Duty by End of October

Air Reserve Call Slated  For 50,000   Service Plans To Pu Group into Uniform By Early Fall.

Air Force, Army Calls 59,444 Reservists For Active Duty By Oct. 6   Air Force Puts Finger On 8,000 Officers, 42,000 Enlisted Men; Army Orders 9,444 Officers Into Service

Army, Airforce Calling 59,444 More Reserves  - To Be on Active  Duty in Early Fall

Army, Air Force Call 59,444 More  In Reserve Ranks  Policy for Appeal By Airmen Set Up;

Army, Air Force Call Up 59,444   Air Force Hinting A’ Additional Call: In New Order: Issued Friday

Reds Are Pushing South With Their Tank - Led Forces ‘Against Yanks

Ground Action Intense And Growing Stronger   Heavy Casualties Reported

00 American’ Boys Reported Dead In Action   Rifles, Tanks And Artillery Claimed Cantured By Reds

North Koreans Claim /00 Yanks Killed   Strengthen Ground Action Against Southern Forces

Yank Headquarters Say Reds Cut Off From Supply Base   North Korean Radio Claiming That 700 Americans Killed

Red Battalions Being Led By Huge Tanks   Intense Ground Action Growing on All Sections of Front

Radio Claims 700 Americans Killed in War   Yanks Fall Back to South of Han River— MacArthur Predicts Further Withdrawals

American Units Again Fall Back Under New Drive   Communist Tanks Still Roll Ahead Despite Strafing

Reds Report 700 Americans Killed, 200  Caught in Trap   Chinese Communist Divi. sion Said to Have Landed Below Allies

TRUMAN WINS POOL ON WORLD'S SERIES   President Goe« Ashore for First Time Since Cruise Began—Appears Deeply Tanned.

CONDEMNED MAN GIVEN BAPTISM   Burdette Tells Preacher ‘I Now Feel Fully Prepared To Die’

Truman Visits Guards Shot By Assassins   President, First Lady To Attend Funeral For Slain Officer

Ford Hurls d-2 Victory Over Phils   Misplay Robs Youthful Piteher Of Whitewashing

German Prisoners, Soviet Citizens  Work Side by Side in Labor Camps

Russian Citizens Forced To Join Captive German Women In Ural Mountain Slave Camps

GIRL WHO WORKED UNDER RUSSIANS TELLS OF SLAVERY   Grim Conditions In City of Isaplit Are Re counted   IN FROZEN BOGS   e A Barrier For Half-Starved, Rag-Clad  Women

THE PENN-WELLS BROADCAS!   New Contest Announced To Name Laurel Queen.

THE PENN-WELLS BROADCAST   Offers Two Prizes Ever; Saturday Morning. '

‘Walkathon’ On Agnin New Soviet Demand on Red China ¥Voled Down by Rody:

Reds Lose New Demand In Council   Delegates Refuse Once More to Oust Nationalist China.

Soviets Quit U.N.  Bloc After Defeat ‘On China Question   Only Russians, Vole For Ouster Of Nationalists In Trusteeship Body

‘Michigan Suffers Jump In Jobless; State Committee Studies Problem

Count Of 1950 Population Is Nearing Windup  Bad Floods Delay Census-1 akers

Mission Accomplished .. .  Closeup Support of Ground Troops Made for First Time

RESULTS UNCERTAI N—BUT  Air Force Smash Designed to Heip Guys on Ground

Reds Get Taste of Air Power   Crewmen Back, But Didn’t Know What They Accomplished

B-29s Do Something Big For Guys Slugging It Out in The Korean Mud

Crews Hopeful Results ‘Good   Fliers Anxious To Aic Ground Fighters In Foxholes 

Distribution of Gas Tax Funds At Record Hich   Cass to. Receive $65,178 as Its Quarterly Share Of Money

Drought Relief tor Yugoslavia To Get Approval   Passes House Late Yesterday; Heads. For Quick Enactment

Truman Plan For Yugoslav Relief _ Appears Headed For Quick Passage

Famine Relief Of 38 Million Voted To Tito   Marshall Plan Funds To Provide Money

Yugoslav Aid Bill Approved By House   Truman Measure I: Given Approval After Battle

Britain Alerts Reserve Force   War Offices to Send Men TT Ban ewas Pane

Women ’sArmy Corps Also May Be Called  5,000 Troops To Be Readied Far Korea

British Freeze Army Releases Due To Korea   Ground Force of 5,000 To Be Dispatched Soon, Informed Quarters Say

PREPARE T0 CALL BRITISH RESERVES   ‘War Office Getting Ready to Send Land Forces to Korea

Britain Alerts Army Reserve   Decision to Send Ground Forces to Korea Brings Action

Report 51 Persons Killed In Eruption Of Volcano On Island In Philippines

‘Casualty Reports State 21 Injured Seriously; Red Cross On Scene

51 Are Killed By Volcano In Philippines   27 Others Injured By Eruption Near Coast Of Mindinao

Volcano Erupis  In Philippines 51 Killed, 27 Hurt On Camiauin tsland

Volcano’s Eruption Kills 5%   27 Others Injured Seriously Today Or Island in Southern Philippines

Volcano Dead Placed at 51   27 Others Injured by Eruption on Camiguin in  Philippines.

Volcano Eruption Kills 51 Filipinos  27 Hurt Seriously— Navy Patrol Alerted For Mass Evacuation

Voleano On Rampage; 51 Filipinos Die   Hibok Hibok Sends Natives Scurrying From Camiguin

51 KILLED BY VOLCANO BLAS!   27 Others Seriously In jured, Philippines White House Says

Dispute Centers Around Profits Levy Senate Jam Delays Tax Boosting Bill

Tax Hike Hits Snag In Senate   Dispute On Excess Profits Slows Legislation

KUW THREATENS TAX BILL DELAY   SENATE SPLIT OVER ENCESS PROFITS LEVY — TRUMAN TRIES TO BREAK JAM.

Profits Levy Feud Stalls Tax Hike Bill   Truman Makes Plea For Faster Action;  May Delay Oct. Ist Date for New Rates

Extra Profit Tax Fight Is Delaying Passage of Bil   Measure Stymied Despit Administration ‘Scur To Early Action ~

Conflicting Stories by Three Boys Studied in Youth's Disappearance

]  Disappearance of Boy, 8, Leads to Arres! of Three   Conflicting Stories Told by Companions of Youth Believed Drowned.

Tydings Lays ‘Vile’ Conduct To McCarthy   Urges Senate ‘Ponder’ Disciplinary Action;  Party Line Vote Backs ‘Fraud, Hoax’ Verdict

Tydings Castigates McCarthy Asks Senate Ponder Action  Accuses Wisconsin Man Of ‘Vile Conduct’ In State Dep’t Charges

lowa Ordnance Unit-Alerted  Call to Active = Duty Comes Jan.:23:)

Contro!s May Las? Longer Than During Word War Iwo   Economic Stabilizer Valentine Warns of “False Optimism.”

Controls May Go on Over 4 Years   Beware of ‘False Optimism,’ He Says

Longer U.S. Curbs Seen ‘This Time’   NPA Head Warns — Against ‘Optimism’; Metals Cut Coming

STATE  JUNK STANDBY CONTROL LAW   Delegating Power To Localities Is  One Plan Studied

State May Have Full-Time Rent Regulation Board   ‘Standby’ Residential Controls May Get Stiffer Substitute

AMARILLO RESIDENT IS VICTIM  Plane Wreck Fatal To Three Students

B-29 BOMBS) BLAST KOREAN ~ NITRO PLANT   Bombs Dropped by Rader; Great Industrial Area Damaced.

Gen. Clay Calls for Bi-Partisan Defense and Foreign Policies Southern Governors Turn to Industrial Growtt Of South on Second Day of Conference

U.S. Peace.  Bid Ruled Out   Acheson Rejects Senator McMahon Proposal for $50 Billion Crusade

No Atom Plea fo Russians, Acheson Says   Sacretary Warns on Self-reproach, Asserts Russ Respect Force

Rules ¢ Out Overtures For Control  * Warns Against  _ Self Reproach

New Atomic Control Overtures Ruled Out   Sec. Acheson Bars Further Efforts for Talks With Russia—World Peace by ‘Process of Agreement Judged mpossible After Four Years of Failure.      DISCUSSES M'MAHON PLAN

Acheson So Announces  To Press  Four Years Of Try.   Four Years Of Trying Shows Agreement Not Possible

Says World Agreement Impossible   Soviet Undercover Activity Reported At New Hich In U. &

Acheson Rules Out Plea To Russ On Bomb   [. §. Should Avoid Self Reproach On Super Weapons. Official Says

Acheson Cites Futile Efforts For Arms Checks   No New Overtures To Moscow Planned On Atomic Weapons

Opposes New Atom Control Bids to Reds   Doomed to Failure, Acheson Thinks; Urges U.S. Develop Strong Policy

ACHESON REJECTS ATOMIC PARLEY WITH RUSSIANS  CLAIMS U. S. SHOULD AVOID SELF REPROACH

New Overtures fo Russia Over Curbs Ruled Out   U.S. Should Avoid Self Reproach for A-Bomb: Acheson

Rule Out New Bid to Russia   Acheson Says New Overtures Won't Be Made

New Offers To Russia Ruled Out.   Acheson Against New Overtures .On International  . Atomic Control.

U. 5. Through With Effort Pacify Reds   Acheson Says No New Overtures for Control Of Atomic Weapons Will Be Made to Russia

No Agreement Possible With  Russ--Acheson   Secretary Rules out Overtures for Atom Control, Says Peace Relies on Strenoth

U.S, RULES OUT BIDS TO RUSSIA   Won't Make New Offers On Atomic Problem

ACHESON FIGHTS APPEASING REDS   Secretary Of State Rules Out Overtures To Russia ~-- Declares Agreement Has Reen Ympassihle.

Soviet Ruled Out Of Atom Control  Acheson Gives Up After Four Years

No More © Atom' Talks   Acheson says U. S.  Has Failed in Try to Reach Peace by Agreement: Force.Only Way

ACHESON OPPOSES NEW BID TO RUSSIA   Says Atomic Weapons Aid Strong U. S. Policy

Overtures To Russia On Bomb Ended, Acheson Says In Interview On Policy

Cold Front Cuts Eastward Today, Causing Damage   One Man Is Killed Another Is Missing ; Rains Occur in Some Regions,

OT ORM FnOM TEXAS PLAINS TO TENNESSE   High Winds Whip Up Cloud: of Dust; Snow Falls Over lowa.

Communist Leader Bemoans Lack of Protection After Brush in Georgia

G1 INIURED, ‘20 CRITICALLY   Dead Were Members of Pénnsylvania National Guard En: Route to Camp Atterbury, Yad.“ More Bodies Belleved In Wreck are.

Flier Crashes Stalled Pennsy Near Coshocton   Troops Headed For Atterbury Rammed During Fog

Four Cars Are Turned Into Debris   Scene Of Wreck Is Near Coshocton

38th Division Stops Quitting Of Guardsmen   With Few Exceptions, Men Can’t Resign from Service; Unit Is Not One of Those Activated.

3 Divisions Back Out of American Gun Range   Threat to Taegu Believed Ended For Ten Days At Least

North Korean Attack On Taegu Shattered By UN Armed Forces   Officials Believe Reds Cannot Start New Attack For At Least Ten Days

3 Communist Divisions In Retreat  Enemy Menace To Supply Base Believed Lifted

Battered Red: Retreat on Taegu Front  U.N. Forees Gainine   U.N. Forces Gaining All Along Line; Key Base Said Safe

Fails to Name Secretary Johnson  VFW Calls for New, Competent Defense Department Leadership

V.F.W. Calls For New, Competent Leadership In Defense Department

VEFW Demands Revamping Of  Armed Forces   Resolution Calls For New Department Of Defense Leadership

VFW Requests New Leadership  Says Dept.-of Defense ~ Is in Need of Change

Reds Digging Trenches in East Berlin   Apparently Training Stunt, But American Officiats Keep Watch

East Germans  Dig Trenches  Near Border Appears Training   Appears Training Move, But Allies Keep Close Check

Reds Summon German Aces   Important Decisions By Kremlin Reported

Sparkman, one  Mentioned ror U  Austin Will hemcin As No. ] Deleacte

Vishinsky Has Allies Guessing  Speculation Follows Leader’s Absence

Soviet Diplomat Not In Moscow   Informed Sources Believe That Vishinsky May Be On Mission To Asia

RED PLANES REPORTED INFLICTING FIRST CASIIAITIES   Two Communist Pianes Downed, Tanks and Trucks Destroyed or Damaged When American - and Australian Planes ‘Strike  Back.

Defiance Man Killed By Car  Holiday Death Toll si. J... &A4.......

Sen. Mundt Charges Commies Wage Campaign to Block Registration Bill

Rebel Leader Is Captured   Puerto Rican Police Use Tear Gas Bombs

MOVE ASSAILED BY COMMANDER IN STATEMENT   Is Matter Of “Gravest International Signi ficance”’   REDS ATTEMPTED TO TRAP ALLIED FORCES

MacArthur Scores Communist Action   General Declares ‘Stealthy Move’ Has Failed In Aim To Trap Allied Forces .

Fresh Army Comes from Manchuria, General Says  Says Any Move To Reinforce It _ Will Be of Grave  Sicnificance

Charge Will Lead U.S. To Demand U.N. Action Against Chinese Enemy

Act Branded International  Lawlessness  Situation Could Be Grave, General Say:

“ALIEN REDS ARE REPORTED BY MACARTHUR   International Offense In Korea ‘“‘Grave’’, General Says

MeArthur Says Fresh Enemy Army in Korea   General Brands Action Of **Alien Forces” as One of Most Offensive

UN Commander Warns Any Large Scale Reinforcement Of This New Army From China Would Be Gravely Significant

stealthy Move Without Any Notice of BelligerencyAlmost Trapped UN Army, Commander Says in Communique.

MACARTHUR CITES USE OF ALIEN FORGES   Charges to Go — Before UN Council  Sometime Today

UN Commander Does Not Call Forces Chinese  Competent Observers  en mae waeneee i   Competent Observers Fear International Crisis May Result

Big Three Protest to Reds On New Blockade of Berlin   Send Joint Note Protesting New ‘Baby Blockade’

Army Convoy Runs Through Checkpoint   Civilian Traffic Held To Trickle

Plane Snaps  Power Cable, Lands Safely   Undersecretary Of Nov) Kimball, 11 Others Aboard

News Day And Night   Tragedy Seen Stalking U.S. In Coal Row   55.000 Workers Idle From Strike Effects; 9-Day Coal Supply Left

Strike Idles Thousands In  Industries   Schools Closed, Lavoffs Mount Due To Shortage

Road to Manchurian Border Is Full Of Peril But Holds Promise of Peace

Joint Bill OnHousing Completed   Recess May Delay House Action On Compromise Act

HOUSING BILL ACTION LIKELY TO BE DELAYEL   House Members May Ge On Easter Recess Before Vote On Act

HOUSING BILL FACES DELAY   ‘Easter Rush Homeward May Keep House Mem bers From Voting

HOUSING MEASURE FACES NEW DELAY   Compromise Worked Out Between Senate, House

Housing Bill Set for Vote   Party Leaders Expect Measure To Be Annvroved

Nationalists Leave Hainan To Red Armies  4195 AMY hdawn  ake   125,000 Men Left To Meet Oncoming Communist Troops

Chiang Gives Hainan Island  To Red Force   125,000 Nationalists Move South as Invading Red Army of 15,000 Drives Inland

Chiang Evacuates Hainan Island;  Accusation Made   Sino General Says Chiang  ‘Saerificed’ Isle to His Own  Ambitions: far Power

Yield Hainan, Chiang Order:   ‘Total Evacuation’ Of Island Directed

HAINAN HANDED OVER TO REDS    South Chine Island Stronghold Yielded. by Order of Noationalist Leader

Chiang Orders Evacuation of Hainan Island   Most of Nationalist Forces Are Left To Approaching Reds

Chinese Army is Evacuated Un Big Island   Reinforcements Refused   Forces Mav Desert

Total Evacuation Is Ordered By Chinese Leader   Reports Say Big Strong: hold Given Up As Chiang Refuses To Send Reinforcements To Defenders

HAINAN ISLAND IS SURRENDERED TO COMMUNISTS   Exaggerated Nationalist Reports Of Victory Prove To Be False   DEFENDERS TAKEN IN BY RED TRICK

Chinese Abandon Hainan   Reds Free to Take Island After Chiang Orders Troops to Get Out; General Is Bitte

All Hainan In Control Of Chinese Reds  Total Eva   Total Evacuation Ot Nationalists Is Ordered By Chiang

GIVES UP HAINAN TO CHINESE REDS   CHIANG KAI-SHEK ORDERS TROOPS TO EVACUATE ISLAND

Chiang Gives Hainan To Reds  General Withdraws; Order Is Attacked

Today’s Messenger News Locations   Chiang Abandons Hainan  To Chinese Communists

Chiang Hands Hainan Over To Communists   Island Defenders Charge Politics In Surrender

125,000 MEN FACE CAPTURE BY INVADERS   Loss of Island Halves _ Territory in Hands  Of Nationalists

Hainan Is Ordered Abandoned   Charge Made Chiang Sacrificing Island To Own Ambition

Evacuation Of Hainan Island Said Under Way   Chiang Order Lays Stronghold Open To Communist Forces

Chinese Abandon Island Of Hainan To Gommunists   Kai-shek Orders Total Evacuation; ‘Sacrifice’ Claimed

Evacuation Of Hainan Ordered   Chinese Communists Can Take Over Entire Big Island Today

Chinese Reds Making Some New Advances   Capital Of Hainan Island Apparently Taken Without Opposition

Nationals Hand Hainan Over To Invader Forces  Evacuation Of Big  ' China Strongheld

Abandons Island to Reds After Fall of Capital   Ships Stand By to Take Out Top Nationalist Officials

Hainan Left To Red Army   Chiang Reportedly Directs Chiefs To Desert Island, Troops To Commies

HAINAN ISLAND. HANDED OVER TO CHINA REDS   Generalissimo,Kai-Shek Orders Nationalist Troops to Evacuate. _

Chiang’s Forces Quit Hainan   Evacuation Order Laid to Policy by Prefense Leader

Chinese Reds Occupy Hainan As Foe Flees   No Fighting Is ,Reported As Communist Forces . Move Into Canital

Hainan Lost By Chinese Nationalist ‘ Army Today   Chiang Orders Main Headquarters Total  Evacuation At Once

Chiang Hands Over Hainan To Red Army   Nationalist General Reports Evacuation A Political Move

Army Agents Check Latest Saucer Report   Object Seen Near Fort Ord

Truman Says Russians Are Filibustering   In UN Security Council Session

Midwest Coal Dealers Present Action Appeal   Seek Congress Action To Put Mineg On Full Production Schedule   LEWIS IN BLAST AT SENATOR TAFT

CONGRESS MAY TO-INTERVENE      _ Joint Resolution Being Drafted In Coal Crisis

Urges Truman To Evoke Law In Coal Crisis   President to Balk At Taft-Hartley Act In ‘Local Conditions’

Yanks Await Drive Against Naktong Line   Troops Digging In Along Western Side Of Allied Beachhead

But No Red Crossing Of River Listed Yet   Earlier tnemy Attacks Called ‘Not Serious’ And Lines Reported Unchanged

Americans Dig In On West Front:  Enemy Moves Up   U. S. Fighter Pilots Rake Heavy Commie  Concentrations in Area Facing Taeau

Chiang Claims Great Victory Against Reds  Red West Berlin March Eased Into Propaganda

Chiang Claims Great Victory Against Reds  Red West Berlin Marck   Red West Berlin March Eased Into Propaganda

2 Picknickers Dic In Truck Mishap   Truck Loaded With 40 Students Plunges Over Embankment: 28 Hurt

PICNIC TRUCK ACCIDENT FATAL 102 STUDENTS   Three Other Passengers In Critical Condition In   Cumberland   DRIVER SAYS BRAKES FAILED TO RESPOND

2 Picnickers Die In Crash   Truck With 40 High School Students Goes Down Embankment

United States Gets Ready to Swing Into Production of Mighty H-Bomb

DuPont Given Leading Role In Hell-Borl,   AEC Seleets Delaware Firm To Build, Operate New Advanced’? Plant«

US. Steps Up Hydrogen Bomb Quest, Hands Major Part of Job to Du Pont

New Development Means No Slack In  Atomic Production   Major Segment of Job Assigned to duPont, Experts in Plutonium

Truman Cites Union Pledge 1 Hour Before   Surprise Move Delays U.S. Poliey—  Cet ausesn TT AAwen a

AAIL ACTION lo OURPRISE TO PRESIDEN   Unions Assured Him There Would Be No Strike Hour Before Call issued.

Stock Embargo Threatens West   RAC IN WARING TON   aQrTa Tear? FATEH.

 Tragedy Occurs In Rugged Mountain Country Five Charred Bodies Are Founc As Plane Crashes In Oklahoma

‘RAF EXPERT GIVES “ESTIMATE: ON-RUSSIAN-PLANE-OUTPUT —     Declares Reds Still Lack  Lanan.Danne Ramkae

Insurance Tax Measure Passes Senate  Huae Waterwavs   Huge Waterways Bill Debated: Chilean Is Heard

Insurance Tax Measure  Passes Senate  Huge Waterways  Bill Debated; Chilean Is Heard

Senators Debate 1,800 Million  Waterways Bill — Chile’s President  Speaks, Condemning. Communict Dactrina -

NewRecordln Tuesday Votine Forecast Here   City Officials To Be Named; Housing “Proposal Also Up

New Recordin Tuesday Voting Forecast Here  tans ALLiaitale Ta   City Officials To Be Named; Housing Proposal Also Up

Reds Got Atom Secrets From Fuchs In 1942   Delivered U. S., Brit ish Information Fo:  Eight Years

ORDER ATOMIC EXPERT HELD FOR TRIAL   Atom Data Fed To Soviets Continuously Since *42   HEARING   To Start On February 28; Information Of Highest Value To Russians

Formal Trial For Scientist  Set Feb. 28   British Prosecutor Produces Statement By War Researcher Admitting Espionage

French Fly Civilians Out of Laokay   Troops Withdrawn From Outlaying Positions Nearby -

Last Bastion On Indo-China Border Doomed   Peiping Radio Says Chinese Commies Have Invaded Tibet

French Quit Defense Posts   Withdraw Troops Back To Laokay; Evacuate Civilians

French Withdrawal In Face of Drive   Abandon Last Bastion on Indochina’s Northwest Frontier to Communists

French Pull Troops Back In Indo-China  Laokay Outposts Abandoned As: Ho’s  fasanetltiac Deaca

Civilian Evacuation Begun—  Withdraw French Troops From Northwest Indo-China

One of Nation’s 10 Most Wanted Men Nabbed by FBI at Florida Trailer Camp

FBI CAPTURES ONE OF NATION'S TOP CRIMINALS   Gives Up Meekly When Arrested In Florida

Brainerd Mother of Airman to Get Free Phone Call from Son in Germany

Two Others Are Hurt: Four Autos Involved  Accident Occurs Near Brownsville

Wesf European Assembly Asks Gradual Powers   Sovereignty Would Be Shed In Series Of Acts

Russians Will Vote On Sunday   Single-List Slate Submitted To Voters

Stalin Confident On Election Eve!  99 Per Cent Vote Due in Balloting

LOSER CHARGES HE WAS ROBBED   Defeated Candidate For Qklahoma Governorship Declares Votes Were Stolen From Him. 

COE SAYS NOMINATION “STOLEN” Complete Recount Of Ballots In Oklahoma Election Asked

Coe Charges Demo Nomination Stolen   Says Will Demand Complete Recount, Asserts Same Election Officials Going to Prison; Murroy Silent

Oklahoman Says Election Frauded   Charges Nomination Stolen From Him

Defeated Candidate for — Governor Bitterly Lashes At Johnston Murray Camp

99 Year Old “Younaster’ Still Yens to Chop Down Trees But Can't Find Ax«

Call, Then Cancel Railroad Walkout  Yardmasters Turn Toa Fact Board

House To Pass 16-Billion Defense Bill  Request For More Soon; 35-Billion  BM na nkiivn. Kens

Overtime Session In House fo Pass Defense Fund Bill   Meets Today for Action on Bill For $167 Billion

Work Overtime On Fund Bill  Weekend Spending Nearing $52 Billion

W ork Overtime On Defense Bill  In House Tollay   .Prepared To Apt prove, 16 Billion Dollar Mensure For Military

HOUSE HURRYING 10 VOTE FUNDS FOR EMERGENCY   Bill Calls For $16,771,344,379, Boosting Weekend Spending More Than 50 ‘Billion Dollars.

Hard to Imagine Quick Win in Korea After Two Months of Nothing But Defeats -.

UMW Pleads No Guilty, Waives. Trial By Jury  Miners’ Union On: Trial For Contempt “In Not Ending Strike .

VFW Would Like Acheson, Johnson Fired   Only 5 Out of 4,000 at Chicago Meeting Dissent In Ballot on Measure

VFW Blasts Department  Of Defense   Acheson, Johnson  QOuster Demanded

—BARKLEY THE DIPLOMA T— ‘Good Friend Of Taft’  Stumps For Ferguson

Barkley Arrives in Columbus To Make-Plea for Ferguson:  Vice President Flies From Akron;, : Savs He Won't Attack Sen: Taft \

Senate Proposes Rigid Controls To End Surplus   Tacks Amendments To Bill; Directs Sale at Cost

Potato Growers Must Cut Crop In Coming Year   Price Supports For ‘Spuds’ Eliminated By Senate Bill

Spud Quotas Required to Get Support  Sale of Surplus Potatoes to Be Allowed, at Cost

RIGID QUOTAS PROPOSED ON POTATO CROP   Production Cut Needed Or Price Aids May End

Spud Growers. Face Stiffer Market Quotas   House Bill Gets Senaie Amendments Tishtening Rules

FOR POTATO CURBS   Senate Votes to Limit Pro  duction or Remove Price Supports

Senate Clamps Curb on Future Potato Crops   Amendments Tacked Onto House-Approved Farm Control Bill

Tighter Rein On Potatoes   Price Supports off In 1951 if Production Quotas are Ignored

Potato Growers May Have to Slash Production or Do Without Any Price Supports From Government

$25-Billion Already Requested Military May Appeal For Additional Funds

Sees More Func Requests From Armed Forces   Rep. Vinson Feels U.S. Not Building Up Fast Enough

Military Plans Too Conservative  Vinson Sees Larger Defence Snerndina

After Hearing Plans fox Mobilization, He Feels We Are Nat Building Fast Enough

ARMED FORCES MAY REQUIRE MORE FUNDS   $25 Billion Request Now Filed With h Congress  ADJUST FIGURES   On Manpower Requirements With All Services To Get More Men

Pohang Front Quieter; Allies Holding Airfield      B-29s Plaster Enerty: Port City Only VF. Miles from Russia:

Airfield at Pohang Still Allied-Held   U.S. Communication in Central Zone Hurt By Roadblocks.

Americans Are Pulled From Southern Front   Officers Say U. S. Will Retake Pohang and Keep Hold on Airfield

Reds Pour Heavy Reinforcements Across Naktong River; U. 5. 3th ‘Division Moves: To Meet Threat

Allies Holding Pohang Airbase As Battle Lulls   Three Regiments Of Enemy's Fourth Division Have Crossed Naktong, North Korean Prisoner Reports

POHANG FIELD STILL USED BY U.S. PLANES   UN Forces Shifted North To Bolster Growing Threats 

Reds Pour New Reinforcements Across Naktong   Central Sector Fight Has Spotlight. with North Stabilized

North Koreans Reported To Have Thrown Three Regiments Into Effort To Mount New Assault — Units Of U. S. 25th Division Roll Northward To Meet Threat — Allied Forces Still Hold Air Field Six Miles Southeast Of Communist-Captured Pohang

U.S. Sends More Men to North Front   ‘Status of Pohang in Doubt With Half in Hands of Enemy; Americans Keep Control of Airfield

Allies Holding Vital Pohang Field, Using It; City in Doubt   U.S, 25th Division Units Roll North to Meet  Threat in Center

UNITS OF 25TH DIV. MOVE FROM SOUTH TO BOLSTER LINE   Allied Forces Still Hold Vital Pohang Airfield; U. S. Planes Using It

3 Fresh Regiments On Move; Pohang  Front Quiets Down Allied Forces Still Hold   Allied Forces Still Hold Airfield Near City, Half Of Which Is No-Man's Land

Yanks Rushing Units to Meet Growing Peril   Allied Forces Hold Airstrip, Confident of Retaking Pohang

Yank Troops Meet Threat Along Nantong   American Forces Continue Push On South Front

Allies Still Hold Airfield Near Pohang   Units Of 25th Division Switched From Southern Front To Meet Threat

Three Regiments Stream Across, Prisoner Says:  Units of U.S. 25th Rolling Northward

REDS BREAK OUT OF BRIDGEHEAD TO SEIZE YANK ROAD   Seize Yongsan, Within 35 Miles of Pusan, American Base—Push Our Troops Back Three To Four Miles.   UNITS OF 25TH RUSH NORTH

Big Reinforcements Indicate New Drive At Center, Yanks Report   Units of 25th Division Rushed From South to Meet New Threat; Pohang Air Field Is Still Under Allied Control

3 REGIMENTS BREACH RIVER DEFENSE LINE   Action Forces U. S. Shift Of Forces From The South Front

Yanks Still Hold Pohang Air Field    New U.S. Troops Up  From South Strengthen Stand; Threat to Taegu Mounts in Central Area

Troops from 25th Rushed into North To Help Defenders  Americans Batter Enemy at Pohang,

Red Pressure Mounts in Center of Korean Battle Line—Allied Forces: Still Hold Vital Airfield Southeast of Po‘hang, Half in Flames. ;   TWO RED THRUSTS REPELLED

Allies Hold Vital Field At Pohang   Divisions Shifted To Meet Mounting Cammuiunist Threat

25th Division Is Rolling to Meet Serious Threat   Allied Forces Still Hold Pohang Airfield: Gain in Southwest

3 Red Regiments Stream. ~ Over On Central Front   Yanks Hold Pohang Airstrip

Yanks Still Hold Vital Airfield South of Pohang   25th Division Moving to Help On Central Front

Reds Reinforce Positions Across Naktong River as GI's Brace Against Move

March Of Dimes Drive Opens In Mills Co. Mon.   Mes. Virginia Gilliland Heads Fund Drive. Organidation of Entire County’ Formed,

March of Dimes Drive Opens in  Mills Co. Monday   Mrs, Virginia Gillilland Heads Fund Drive; Organization Formed

Communists Adding Jet Aircraft And Building New Airfields In South China

General Maps Plan To Meef Grave Menace   Friends In Europe Are Promised Help In Event OF Raids

Bradley States Russ Are Adding To A-bomb Store   Soviet Is Expected to se Able to Deliver ‘Devastating Blow’ Within Few Years.

10 Injured Near Hot Springs On Icy Highway  Two Buses And Pair Of Passenger Cars

Japan Renews Campaign Against Reds   Will Query Amerasia’s Editor   Threatens Death Plunge From Television [Tower

Soviet Satellites To Crack Soon,  Hoffman Avers  ECA Chief Sets No Date for Red Empire Collapse

HOFFMAN PREDICTS A SOVIET BREAK   Walter Lippmann Backs Views in  U. S. Chamber Talk

Hoffman Predicts Russia’s Satellite Empire Will Crack Quite Suddenly

GRANTS TWO DIVORCES   Perkasie Mother and Croydon Wife Divorced Here

States Weekend Deaths By Violence Put At 20   Traffic Fatalities Again Head The List; Two Asheville Girle Killed In Two-Car Crash

TRAFFIC WRECKS TOP DEATH LIST   Other Accidents And Violence Raise Weekend Total In North Carolina To °0 Fatalities.

Inclement Weather Is Forecast for Most of U.S. Tomorrow, Easter Sunday

Most of U.S. Fated to Get Chilly Easter   Weather Not Likely To Diminish Ardor Of Religious Rites

COLD WEATHER DUE 10 GREET EASTER FINERY  Mass of Cold Air Is Reported to Be Moving Toward Northeastern States.

MARKET MAKES ‘TIMID ADVANCE   ‘     Gains Remain Less Than Point; Business Moves Along Briskly

DIARY SHOWS FORRESTAL IN AAREST DELAY   Tried to Soft Pedal Amerasiz Case at Time UN Was Being Organized.

Study Diary Of Forrestal, Urges Senator   Brewster Urges President To Examine Late Defense Official’s Diary for Amerasia Clue.

FORRESTAL’S ~ DIARY OPENED   Page Reveals He Tried To Delay Amerasia Case Arrests.

Forrestal Diary   For Clue ‘in 'Go Slow’ Request ‘in the 1945 Amerasia Arrests

Truman Study Of Forrestal Diary Urged   Brewster Suggests Alternative Plan To Senate Subnoena

Forrestal Diary May Be Studie   President Urged To Investigate Papers

Forrestal Part In Amerasia Affair Shown  Page of Diary Shows Intervention To Aid Organizing of U. N.

Temperatures   Secretary Endeavored to Prevent Embarrassment io President, Department of Justice Discloses

Diary Reveals AmerasiaBalk By Forrestal   Member of Cabinet Feared Data Would  Embarrass Truman

BREWSTER URGES PRESIDENT STUDY FORRESTAL DIARY   LATE DEFENSE CHIEF ACCUSED FOR DELAY IN AMERASIA ARRESTS

President Is Urged To Consult Secret Diary Of Forrestal   Search Requested To See If He Ordered Amerasia Case Delay

Diary Reveals Delay Asked In Amerasia Case  Forrestal Attempt Voided By Truman’s Order In 194°

Urges Study Of Forrestal Diary   Senator Asks Truman To Study Diary For  Amerasia Clues

Paper Says Diary Shows Forrestal In Amerasia Case   Washington Star Says He Acted with Highest Motives

TRUMAN ASKED TO VIEW DIARY OF FORRESTAL   Senator Urges Action For Clarification On Amerasia Cane

Forrestal Tried to Halt Arrests, Diary Reveals   Feared Amerasia Case Might Peril UN Conference

A A A ELLE SA A OCT  Truman U Jrged to Consult Diary of Late Secretary

Diary Relates Red Case To Forrestal   Shows He Attempted Amerasia Stay To Protect U. N.’

Urges Opening Of Forrestal Secret Diary   Brewster Wants To Check on Delay  In Amerasia Caso

Truman Urged to Study Forrestal Diary for Data   Might Contain Origin of ‘Go Slow’ Request in Amerasia Case

Forrestal Diary Peek Demanded   Probers Feel Papers May Have Amerasia Clue

Wants Truman  To Study Diary   Sen. Brewster Urges President to Seek Possible Clue in Writings of Late James V. Forrestal to Origin of "Go Slow’ Request in 1945 Amerasia Case Arrests. :

Senator Hints AmerasiaClue  >   Brewster Asks Study Of Forrestal Diary

SEEK CLUE IN AMERASIA CASE   Senator Brewster Urge: Forrestal Diary Study

Truman Urged To Report on “Delay” Diary   Senator Says Private Record Relating to  Amerasia Should Be Studied by President

Study Forrestal Diary, President Told by Senator  bdr Vial d Mlaaner im   May Yield Clues in ‘Amerasia’ Inquiry -

BREWSTER URGES TRUMAN TQ STUDY FORRESTAL DIARY   Senator Hints Book May Contain Vital Data On Amernsic Casa

Demand That Sealed Book Be Subpoenaed by Senate Inquiry Group Made by Knowland

. ~AMERASIA— Seeks Clue In Diary Of  Forrestal Asks Truman To  Tl wre wee te DOD... yy.

Urges Forrestal Diary Study for Amerasia Clues   Brewster Wants President to Examines Notes, Make Report Public

LA Page From The Past  Forrestal Said To Have iDelavedAmerasiaActior

Say Forrestal Tried Delay Spy Arrests   Believed Move Would Harm Progress of UN

Paper Says Forrestal  Hushed Case  ’ Intervention In   Intervention In Amerasia Inquiry  Called ‘In Good Faith

Thinks Forrestal Diary Contains Answer to Amerasia Case Question

Six Trapped ir Gold Mine by Fire Escape  Climb Out on a Rope at Silver Plume, Colorado

‘ Republicans Interested Only In Emergency — Action T'ntil 82nd Congress Convenes Jan. 3 -

Congress Comes Back For “Lame Duck” Session   President Pushes Rent Controls And Statehood Issues

CONGRESS BACK ON JOB TODAY   ‘Lame Duck’ Session Not Expected To Help  Truman Much

Congress Opens Short Session Truman Asks Alaska,  Hawaii Statehood and New Rent Controls

Lame Duck Session of Congress Convenes; Truma Asks. Rent Control Extension, Statehood: Bills

Not Much Expected At Session   Emergency Bills Only to Be Taken Up by Lame Ducks

CONGRESSMEN BEGIN.LAME DUCK SESSIO}   Truman Prods for Passage o  Alaska and Hawaii   Statehood.

‘Lame Duck’ Session Is Convened   Alaska Statehood First Business In Senate But Strikes Republican Snag

Truman Places Alaska, Hawaii Measures First  Rental Extension Also Asked; Hope Ear Okave Fadec

Congress Is Not In Mood to Do As Truman Wants   Alaska, Hawaii Statehood. Excess Profits Tax Await Action

SENATE GIVE ALASKA oTATE BILL TOP SPOT   Congress Expected to Handle Little But Emergency Legislation.

Congress Meets Today For ‘Lame Duck’ Conclave   Get Prod from Truman To Vote Statehood For Hawaii, Alaska

TRUMAN ASKS SENATE TO VOTE ON 49TH STATE   CONGRESS CONVENES LITTLE PROSPECT OF IMPORTANT BUSINESS

Congress Return: For Short Meet   Lawmakers Evidently Not in Moed to Give Things Truman Wants

G. 0. P. Expected to Stall Short Session Action      Await New Congress Where New Power Will Be Fels

Lawmakers Not In Mood To Do All President  Asks Of Them   ‘Lame Duck’ Session Evidently Acting On Emergency Lesgislatior

Conaress Returns for Short Session   Truman Urges Quick Passage of Rent, Statehood Bills

New Military Funds Sought   Tax Hike, Rent Control, Statehood Proarams Asked

Congress Reconvenes for Short Session; Little Action Expected   Truman Prods for Rent Control, Statehood For Alaska and Hawaii, But Most Legislator Frankly Doubt Much Will Be Accomplished

Statehood for Alaska Is First Job for Congress   But “Lame Duck” Session Appears in No Mood to Accept  Troman’c Deancrnnse

Statehood For Alaska First On Schedule   Emergency Matters To Be Cleared For Action If Needed

Rent, Statehood Actions Asked Of Lameducks   Prospects Dim GOP Will Back  Truman Planc

Congress In No. Mood To Do All Truman Wants    Returns For Short ‘Lame Duck’ Session: Many Republicans Favor Adjourning

8ist Congress Returns For Short Session   Evidently In No Mood To Do All The Things Truman Wants

81st Congress Open, Truman Prods Solons.   Rent Curbs, Alaska, Hawaii Statehood  op neteantdic  tet

Truman Asks Statehood for Alaska, Hawaii   Lame Duck Session Ex. pected to Take Little Action

Congress Opens Short’ LameDuck Session Today   Most Legislators Do Not Expect Much To Be Accomplished

Congress Meets in Capital-Teday For Lame Duck Session  Pen Se: a en fe Peer,       Statehood: For Hawaii Gets’ Priority, See *** Little Legislation  *

‘Lame Duck’ Session of Congress Opens: Alaska State Bill First Up

‘Lame Duck’ Session Gets Fruman Prod   Rent Curb Extension And Statehood Bills First on His Agenda

Truman Urges Action on Rent Control, Hawaii, Alaska Statehood   GOP Will Oppose  President's Plan   Short Session Unlikely To Act on Anything But Emergency Bills

Republicans Prefer Leaving All But Important Measures Until 82nd Congress Meets on January ;

Truman Asks Statehood For Alaska First   Lame Duck Session Starts With Prods From President

Truman Asks Extension of  Rent Controls   Urges Lame Duck Congress To Keep Controls Until Regular Session Jan. 3

Truman Asks [Rent Control    . ‘ ° Congress Opens Lame Duck Session * we. &  * * “te Pd * * * * * *   Lawmakers Not In Mood To Pass On Truman’s Propesals

Congressmen  Back Today  Noe Miairk Benanta.]   Not Much Expected Of Short Gathering

HSTs Desires Likely To Gef Cold Shoulder  Delays Expected Or All But Emergen ncy

Will Decide On Crossing Of Boundary  Easy Victory For Ewy  , fF re _

Assembly Moves To Have North Korea Occupied   Soviet Attempt to Hear Reds on Issue Defeated, 41 to 6

UN ASSEMBLY WILL APPROVE KOREAN PLAN   Resolution Contains Tacit Permission To Cross 38th Parallel

Pact Nations Agree On Plan To Keep Peace   President To Send More American Troops To Europe

Foreign Ministers In Brussel: Agree On Plan To Integrate West German Troops In De. fense Of Europe

Pact Nations Approve Army To Keep Peace  Eisenhower Named Tn Manel Eareaec: Riel

Summon ike To Head New Europe Army  Hane far 1 000 000   Hope for 1,000,000 Men by End-of 1953; American May Guide industrial Program

International Army Okayed By 12 Nations   Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers Approve Force To Keep Peace In Europe And Name Gen. Eisenhower Commander

Pact Nation Leaders Gear Up Defense  ‘Name Eisenhow "el fo LO en To eee ee   ‘Name Eisenhower To Lead Historic  European Army

Atlantic Pact Nations Create Army   General Eisenhower Is Named as Commander-in-Chief

Ike Will Head Million-Man Defense Army   Atlantic Pact Board To Coordinate Arm. Making Also Plannec

lke Takes Over as Europe's Boss of Defense Force   ‘More Americans to Be Sent There Under United Command

HUNDREDS BEGIN PHYSICAL EXAMS   Young Pennsylvanians Report For Pre-Induction Physical Checkups At Six Centers In State

State Selectees Taking Physicals   Slated to Meet First Draft Call Since '48; Quota is 1,401 Men

Allies Advance 0 Miles, Fight With Bayonets  Suwon Airport Take B., FZeh Inbantry

Enemy Forces In Full Retreat North Of Taesu   War's Fiercest Fight’ For Capital Seen Imminent; lt. ualties Heavy

Gls Make 20-Mile  Advance in South   Casualties Heavy as Marines Fight in Seoul Capital

IS NEW SECRETARY   Roy Freeland Is Named te Position Vacated by J. C. Mohler

‘BIG INCH’ LINE ~ BLAST IN OHIC   No One Injured as Explosion  Jolts Area-~+Flames Rise  500 Feet in Air

“Big Inch” Break Soon Repaired   Gas Line Explosion Send: Flames 500 Feet Into The Air.

Flames Spout From ‘Big Inch Gas Pipeline  No One Injured As Huge Fuel Main Breaks In Ohio

Fire Destroys Old Landmark  Historic Court House Burns At Manistee

Local Forecast   Movement Of Coal To Public Drops To Trickle  As Strike Grows   U.S. Seeks Answer To Phone Dispute   Ching May Ask New Postponement As Peace  Efforts Thwarted

__ FISHERMAN DAD BEAT STORK — v/oman Bears Tripiets One a Day for 3 Days

TRIPLETS BORN 1 A DAY ON 3 STRAIGHT DAYS   Births an Ordeal for Town; 10 Children “Enough”  :  Mother Says.

TRIPLETS SWELL FAMILY TO 12  Woman, 36, Bears Baby a Day, Three Days Running

Triplets’ Mother Decides Baby A Day For Three Consecutive Days Is Enough

Louisiana Fisherman's Wife Bears Baby Each Day for Three Consecutive Days

' Loi isiena Fisherman's Wife Gives Birth To Baby A Day For Three Consecutive Days

Baby Born Kach Day For Three Davs   Parents Have Seven Other Children. All Are Living

Baby a Day for Three Days in a Row Is Mother's Feat   Ten Children Now Enough, She Says

‘May Be First Such Birth 2 (¥ Three Babies Arrive; in. Three: Dave

 CHEERING NEWS FROM THE FRONT  Confidence Of GI's  In Korea Mounting

VICTORIES TURN TRICK”   Morale Of American    - Soldiers Improves

Upsurge in Morale  After 8 Weeks’ Fighting Against Heavy Odds, G.I.’s Begin to See Daylight

Senator Douglas ‘Asks President To Veto Natural Gas Bil   Predicts Gas Rates To Hike Due To Passage

ruck Hits Vehicles n Rt. 240   Brakes Fail On Machine Loaded With Sand As It Descends Hill

ice, Sleet, Snow Cripple Areas Of Middlewest   Milder Weather Seen for Indiana in Next Few Days, with Rain Probable Tonight.

Smithwick Trial Gets Under Way   Defendont Loses 35 Pounds While Aweoiting Trial

Pickets March At Atom Plant   CIO Executive Board Pledges Help In Nationwide Phone Strike

Oak Ridge Plant Hit By Pickets   Emergency Calls Only Permitted in Vital U.S. Town

New Hurricane From Gulf Hits at Mid-Florida   Resort Coast Swamped. Gainesville, Ocala in Probable Path

Thriving Cifies Lie In Path Of Tropical Storm  Winds Rise Sharply   Winds Rise Sharply Toward 125 MPH As  ene Pantene, Tiras

Hurricane Whips Inland And Hits Coastal Section      Strong Winds Push Storm Toward Belt Of Citrus Farms

Hurricane to  The Mainland   Brunt of Strong Blow Strikes in Cedar Keys Area

Florida Storm Sweeps Inland  Report Some Damage Alona Gulf Coastline

Erratic Gulf Hurricane Hits Florida   Storm Center Roars Inland With Winds Up to 80M. P.H.

Hurricane Moves Toward Florida   Gainesville, Citrus Belt In Path Of Storm

Hurricane Now  Over Florida   Rich Citrus Belt In Path Of Fierce  Storm.

Hurricane Hits Across Florida Coast   ‘Erratic Storm Sends Residents into Shelters

Hurricane Hits Cedar Keys In Florida   Topples Trees; Thousands Rush To Storm Shelters

—HURRICANE Cedar Keys. Lashed By Gulf Storm  Strong Winds Hit Coast Of Florida

STRIKES INLAND  er a a ne eRe teen  Hurricane Moves On Florida Cities

Florida West Coast Raked  By Hurricane   Winds of 70-80 Miles Per Hour Diminishing Over Center of State

Resort Area Reels From Hurricane   Storm Starts Inland From Cedar Keys, on Erratic Course

TWO CIVIL SUITS FILED INCONRT   Two Divorce Actions Ar pages teak Naga

BRISTOL GEFENDANTS . NAMED IN GIL SUITS  Langhorne, RD 3, Plaintifi Asks $500 for Auto Crash

TWO CIVIL SUITS FILED IN COUR)   Morrisville Firm Being Suec For Mo Owed For M dise   ONE DIVORCE SUIT

Postponement of Railroad Strike Has Been Asked  Gove rament Asks

UNION THREAT DESCRIBED AS UNWARRANTED   Company Will Discontinue Trains West and North of Har risburg Wednesday.  RIJLLETIN

Government Asks Delay In Walk-Out   Strike of Four Main Rail Lines Slated to Start Monday; Pennsylvania Curtails Operations

Two-Week Delay Is Requested   Top Union Leaders To Consider Matter At Chicago Meeting

PA. RAILROAD HALTS TRAINS   Long-Distance Passenger And All Freight Service To Stop   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW

Picket Lines Are Withheld During  Truce   Railroad Strike Also Threatened On Wednesday

IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY   Embargo on Certain Ship ments in Effect on Santa Fe Lines

MOVE TO AVERT WALKOUT URGED BY GOVERNMENT   “ederal Mediators Asks Head Of Railroad Brotherhood To Delay Date Of  Strike — Embargoes Planned.

Intervention Came When O'Neill Asked Dispute Be Pestooned For Two Weeks

Action Taken In Advance Of Walkout   Passenger, All Freight Runs Affected

Government Seeking Rail Strike Delay   Pennsylvania Rood Embargoes Long-Distance Service, Southern Railroad Prepares to Closa Down Entirely

Telephone Continues.   Federal Board Urges _ Brotherhood To -Halt Walkout: Two Weeks:

Long Distance Trains Halted   LATE BULLETIN   Washington, Apell 24 (2-— The government. today ‘asked a twoaveck postpatiement:al the strike: sel for Wednesday un several major ratlroads,

Pennsylvania Orders Half To Most Trains  Cu rtails Long  a re as = am Pa

Delay Is Asked in Rail Strike   Postponement of 2 Weeks, Plea of U.S.

U.S. Requests 1-Week Delay In Rail Strike   Expect Union Leader: To Consider Plea This Afternoon

2-Week Delay Of Rail Strike Offeredby US   Unions Offered Board’: ‘Services’ to Settle Diesel Dispute

Would Try To Settle Dispute During Truce Period; Third Diesel Fireman Is Issue.  ROADS PREPARE RAR CITIRTAITT MENT

BROTHERHOOD ACCEPTS U.S. DELAY APPEAL   New Strike Deadline Set By Union May 10

 2 DAYS OFF  Cuts ‘Are Ordered In Service   PENNSY READY TO SHUT DOWN

Ask Rail Strike Postponement; Pennsy Line to Curtail Service   RAILROADS TO HALT LONG-DISTANCE TRAINS

Rail Strike Postponed By Firemen  Brotherhood Agrees   Brotherhood Agrees To 10-Day Delay As Board Requested

Pennsy To Halt Freight  Service   All Long-Distance Passenger Trains Also To Stop Tonight Due To Strike Threat

PHONE STRIKE IS UNDER WAY ACROSS NATION   No Signs of Péace In Wednesday’s Railroad Cheba

U.S. Asks Rail Strike Delay   Postponement for Two Weeks Is Sought by Mediation Board

Move Made In Advance Of Walkout   Strike on Seven Reilroads Set  For Wednesday

Government Asks For Strike Delay   Would Postpone Walkout on Several Major Railroads for 2-Weeks   IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY   Embargo on Certain Shipments in Effect on Santa  Fe Lines

Most Long Distance Trains Will Be Taken Out Of Service Tonight And Others To Start Last Runs Tomorrow   ‘EASTERN SERVICE TO BE CONTINUED

RAIL WORKERS ARE ASKED TO DELAY STRIKE   Nation's Largest Line Orders ' Halt to Passenger and — Freight Service

Trainmen Union Urged fo Grant Two-Week Truce   Four Lines Affected By Wednesday Strike Call Curtail Services

U.S. Moves To Avert  Rail Tieur   Asks Two-Week Delay Of Walkout Set for Wednesday.

FIREMEN ACCEPT A {0-DAY DELAY   Walkout Called for Wednesday Goes Over to May 10

U.S. Asks Delay In Rail Strike  Government Bids For Two-Week Truce

Further Delay Of Railroad Strike Asked   Government Calls for Additional Two-Wéek Postponement

Phone Action By Installa. tion Men Doesn't Affect Service Yet   Trainmen Silent On Peace Effort   Government Offers New Mediation Try; Talks Go On At Chrvyeler

O'NEILL OFFERS MEDIATORS’ AID   U.S. Hopes To Settle Dispute Soon; Roads Start Curtailments.

Phone Strike Is In Effect   Government Tries to Halt Rail Walkout

Truce Sought In Rail Strike  Two-Week’s Delay Is Government Plan

Rail Strike Postponement  Asked Today   Mediation Board Chairmar Requests Brotherhood To Delay Two Weeks

 —SUCCUMBS AT SUNDAY. DINNER— State Mourns Death Of  Former Governor Davis

Room for Difference of Religious Opinion in U. $. Marine Corps Tank

ISSUES TO BE PUT BEFORE NEW CONGRESS   Exiating Law Provides Termina. tion of Controls Dec. $1 ~- Con. alderation Given to War Plant Areas Where Rents Have Boom. ‘wt.

Moslem Nations Also Come Under Attack  : World Council of Churches Claims Report Show: {Religious Freedom Hampered By Vatican

‘Church Council Charges Nations With Violating Religious Freedom

Truman To Detail Plans Over Radio On Friday Night   Democratic, Republican Leaders Agree That Country Is Confronted With A Dangerous Emergency; President To Talk For Thirty Minutes At 9:30 P. M. On Friday

Chiang Orders Evacuation Of Hainan Island   Flees To Formosa As 125,000 Troops In “Dunkirk” Trap

Nationalists Flee Hainan For Formosa   125,000 Defenders Forced to ‘Dunkirk’ After Red Victory

Nationalists On Hainan Island Are In Flight  Report Generals And Civil Officials  Flee To Formosa

Gen. Hsueh And Civilian  Heads Leave   Reds Expected To Hit Chusan Islands Next

REDUCTION IN MILK PRICES ARE OPPOSED   Producers Enter Protest Against Further Declines for 1950

British Quell  German Riots   Bitter Workers Protest Dismantling Of Steel Plants

Flood Warning Issued Again For Ouachita   Fourth Overflow Of 1950 Forecast This Week

Flood Warning Issued Again For Quachifa  Fourth Overflow Of 1950 Forecast

Serious Health Menace, Smoke—  From Canada Fires Likéned To 1948 Smog At Donora

COVERS EASTERN HALF OF U. 5S.  Smoke Pall Seen As Serious Health Threat

Giant Smoke Pall Menaces Area Health   Clouds Passin Over A: High Altitude May Corre Lower As Air Currents  Change Next Week.

SPURT IN  HOMEBUILDING FORESEEN   Building Restrictions May Cause Short Upsurge in New Home Bullding and Later Boom in Modernization of Old Homes,

FHA, VA LISTS JAMMED Homebuilding Spurt Seen  Plus Improvements Boom

Surprise Private Conference Is Held With Judge Westcott   Leak in Reading of Jury List Is Speculation Around the Courtroom

News Day And Night   Carolina Voters Choose Byrnes, Olin Johnston   Thurmond Loses Bid For U. S. Senate; Governorship Goes To Byrnes

Night Attack — Catches U.S.  Off Balance   Enemy Opens All-Out Drive To Shove Yank Forces Onn anf Karen

U.S. Troops Forced Back By Red Armor   Cominunist Advance UnitsApproach To Within 7” Miles Of Vital U.S. Harbor

East Coast Sweep Swings Far Around South; Attack In Center Takes Yongdong

Foe Sweeps Within 70 Mi. of Pusan in South Coast Thrust; See Beachhead Fiaht

Coastal Drive Only 70 Miles From Key Port   iFirst All-Night Attack on West Front Drives  Yanks Back From Red-Captured Yongdong; - Americans Withdraw in Good Order

North Koreans Loose Lightning Drive in South   Make First Night Attack of the War; Overwhelm Strategic Youngdong anc Exert Pressure on Whole Front.

Thrust Along Soulh Coast Pushed as lleavy Pressure Kent All Alone U.S. Lines

First Cavalry Off Balance In Night Punch   Americans Forced To Retreat Faster Than First Planned

Yongdong Seized, Reds Push Deeper ‘On Western Front   Catch US First Cavalry Off Balance, Defense Plan Revised

N. Korean  Reds Keep  Pressure on  All Fronts   Take Yongdong And Then Spring First All-Night. Attack of War’.

Knemy Exerts Great Pressure  All Along Line   Air Force Active Day And Night in Attempt To Stem Commie Tide

Three Prongs Are Headed Toward Main Supply Port   30,000 To 75,000 Men Keep Up Relentless Pressure On  Shrinking Front; Air Force Is Called For Day-Night Strikes

Invading Forces Slash Across South Coast To Reach Within 70 Miles Of Pusan Harbor; Enemy Troops In Yongdok Undergo Heavy Fire From American Destroyer

Americans Forced To Move Back   Communists Move Within 70 Miles Of Main . Supply Line

Push Threatens Main U. S. Port   Yongdong Captured; Gis Pushed Back

Disputed Bill To Give Spain Aid May Win   State Department To Oppose; Vote On Big Measure Set In Week

Foreign Aid For Spain Up For New Test  Amendment Would   Amendment Would Allow Franco To Get Marshall Funds

Plan to Include Franco Spain in Aid Faces Test   Some Predictions Pro: posal Will Win; State Dept. Opposed

Local Good Frida; Services Set; Stores Will Close   Special Music Being Planned for Occasion; Dr. Foote to Speak

Senator Byrd Declares Arming Of Foreign Nations 'Waste:’ Asks Impreqnable Defense

Byrd Urges Arms Money Be Spent On U.S.   Opposes Aiding U. S. Allies; Bridges Want: Germans Used

Impregnable U.S. Defense ls Urged   Byrd Favors Strong Set Up at Home First

April in East Brings Winter; Normal in West?  Cold Air Mass Sweeps Southword  sak nm eemeraes

April, Acting Like January, Looses New Winter Blast At East. Southeast

April Cold Spell Delaying Spring   Freeze Expected Through Southeast

Nation Scrapes Bottom of Coal Bin   More Emergency Measures Taken In Strike Crisis

Mine Strike-Caused Unemployment Rises; Drastic Industrial Cuts Expected Soon

Coal Crisis Reaches Mass Layoff Stage   More Emergency Steps Put Into Effect as USA Scrapes Bottom of Coal Bins: All Efforts Fail

Steel Starts to Shut Down, Coal Supplies Failing   Mine. Strike to Have 80,000 Others Out of Jobs By Next Week

Nation's Coal Pile.  Approaches Bottom          Steel. Mills Closing - Dow » Schools Suspended  For‘ Lack Of Heat

New Emergency Practices Go Into Effect As Coal Supply Of Nation Sinks

Industry Begins Mass Layoffs as Coal Bins Dwindle   Jones and Laughlin Furloughs 23,000; Erie, Pa. Critical

More Emergency Measures Come As Coal Dwindle:   Crisis Reaches Mass Layoff Stage; Some Schools Are Closed

COAL SHORTAGE -DIMS WHITE WAYS   TWO BIG STEEL PLANTS  GLOSE—OTHERS MAY SOON CUT. PRODUCTION.

Steel Plants Shut Down For Lack Of Fuel  Schools Close, Cities   Schools Close, Cities Have Dimouts

BOTTOM OF GOAL PILE IS TN SIGHT   Steel Mills and Auto Factories Face an Emercency

More Emergency Measures Are Put  Into Effect as Industrial  Areas Near Bottom of Coal Bin

Nation Scrapes Coal Bin Bottom   U.S. Tightens Belt As Pinch Brings More Emergency Measures

Industry’s Coal Supply Running Out   New Emergency Measures In Effect’ as Strike’s Grip Tightens: Steel Pulls to Bank Fires

FEEL COAL PINCK   More Emergency Measure: Ordered to Conserve Fuel Supplies ;

Navy Man Must Leave Country   Sailor Given Suspended Sentence In Case Involving Rape.

New York City Apartment Looted, Thugs Make off. with Jewelry Worth $428,000

$428,000 Jewel Robbery Probed   Gotham Apartment of Former Model Is Ran- gacked: Less Valuable Gems Are Spurned. .

Gem T hieves Strike Again   Only the Best Is Taken In $428,000 Haul in Saturday Night Robber

FBI Investigates N.Y. Gem Theft  Burglars Ransack Ex-Model’s Home

WALKOUT DATE SET BY UNION AS FEBRUARY 8   100,000 Bell System Workers Ready To Picket

Extensive Picketing, Mass Calls to Jam Dial Systems Fixed   100,000 Workers Ordered Off Jobs in Drive for Pay Boosts, Pensions

Congress Hopes For Solufion in Controls Battle   Anti-Inflation Bills Deadlocked; Group Meets Tomorrow

SOLUTION SEEN ON CONTROLS   End Of Deadlock Or: House And Senate Measures Predicted

Controls Issue Solution Seen  Controversy Over President's Power

Congress Disputes Whether To Give Truman Free Hand To Use Controls

Three Killed And 12 Missing In South Korea  Army Also Reports   Army Also Reports Kimpo Airfield Is Retaken From Reds

Three Americans Dead, 12 Missing In Korean Fight  Three Other Airmen Feared Killed In   Three Other Airmen Feared Killed In ‘Crash OF Bomber

All-Out Blow May Come At Any Minute   First Of Communists Breach Naktong Line Without Opposition

Reds Gather = For Push On Pusan   Breach In American Lines Reported; U.S. Bomber Sinks 10,000-Ton Transport; Taegu Drive Likely

Reds Gather. to Hit Taegu.  Allied War Planes   Allied War Planes Hit Red Marshalling Sector in Centet

YANK NAKTONG RIVER DEFENSE LINE. BREACHED   Mass Four Divisions In East For Drive On U. S. Base

Reds Cross Naktong On NW Korean Front  North Koreans on South Coast. Regroup for Big Pusan Push   River Crossing Made by Communists Without Opposition as South Koreans Take Up New Positions at Odam. Simhunc

Soviet Union Unable to Welk Satellites   Robbing Tron Curtain Nations of Industrial Output

BERRIEN MAN DELEGATE     Michigan. Legion Convention  Demands Ouster Of Acheson

LIE ASKS DRIVE TOEND COLD WAR   ; a U.N. Secretary Admits Out. f lank For Truce Dim

Lie Urging  Péace Tries   UN Leader Declares Now Is Time To Work

Lie Calls On Nations To Work At Peace  UN Leader Makes Plea For En Of ‘Cold War’

Truman Hits Mt Hoarding   President Calls for Na tional Sacrifices, More Production

Baruch Charges Program ‘Inadequate’ Truman Says Nation May Avoid Controls

Truman Sees Price Lids As Avoidable  Asks Limited Power Over Economy With New Proevram

Chief Points. Way To Avoid Rationing, Price Control      Truman OK’s  Foreign Arms   > Carriers to Service

Truman Says Tax Increase May Prevent Rationing Need   Engagement in Korea Costly and May Not Be Shozt: Other Crises Also May Arise

Truman Says Rationing May Be Avoided By Tax  Boost, Limited Powers

Says Price Ceiling May Be Avoided   President Gives Views In Midyear  Economic Report

Truman Urges Sacrifices on Home Front   President Wants Controls, Increase in Taxes

Report Requests  Limited Controls   Troman Promises Sterne: Action Is Necessary

CHEW IT LIKE GUM  Chinese Soldiers ‘C razed by Dope’   UN Leaving Pyongyang; Bombers to Aid Marines

Chinese Soldiers Doped, Say Yanks  Report All Carry Narcotics Boxes

“EXPLOSIONS” IN DAYTON AREA ARE EXPLAINED   Soundwaves From Zooming Jot Planes Now Known to Have Caused Mysterlous Sounds First Thought by Daytoniang Cast April to be Earthquake.

PACKAGE PLAN IS PRESERTED CN FIRST DAY   Secretary of tate Dean Acheson Presents Proposal at Close of Session Friday — Powerful Arguments Presanted to Overs  * come Oblections.

North Atlantic Pact Ministers Are In Session  Achéson Demands West Germany And In Europe Defense

Price, Quantity of Next Year's Meat Supply Hinges on Return of U. 5. Price Supports

Meat Problems Are Checked Up. To Sec. Brannan   Must Decide Soon Whether to Restore Price Supports as Productinn BRanct

Brannan To Sef Meat Quotas In Near Future  Believe New Credit Curbs Will Boos Eaod Sal

 PRICE SUPPORT RE-ESTABLISHMENT IN VOLVED  !Meat Supply, Price Decisions Due

Brannan Has A Problem    "Must Decide Soon If U. S. Will Re-establish Meat Support Prices.

Support Studied For Meat Price   Brannan Must Make Decision on Need

How Much Meat Americans Eat Next Year May Hinge on Brannan’s Decision

Brannan’s Decisions May Guide Amount, Price Of Meat In Coming Year; Price Supports Is Main Issue

Price Supports For Livestock May Be Revived   Move Considered As Incentive for Production Boost

Secretary of Agriculture Must Decide Soon . Brannan Will List How Much Meat Americans Will Eat Next Year and the Price They'll Pay

Price Supports Urged fo Step Up Pork Output   Greater Employment Could Cause Sharp Price Increases

BLT WE'RE STILL AHEAD OF RUSS  ~ Dean Says AEC Hasn’t Made H-Bomb

TRUMAN URGES ADOPTION OF BRANNAN PLAN.      -Speécial-Message -Sent-Congress—

Farm Support Program Called More Effi cient’  Special Presidential Message Deals With — Several Farm lems

Truman Asks Congress Back Brannan Plan   ‘More Efficient, Less Costly’ Than Current Law President Says

Second Lap Of Truman Trip Begins  President Leaves   President Leaves Missouri After Eastern Star Visit

ACHESON POLICY IN BALANCE Truman Flies to Rendezvous;  M’ Arthur Waits Showdown

14,138 War and Weather Casualties Airlifted to Rear Area Hosnitals

POLICY ON RESERVISTS   Method of Handling Those Who Apply for Active Duty Stated

Ties Thom To Chairs, Thon Opens Gas Jets” Father Charged With Attempt To Murder His Four Children. .

§ Local Oil Men Renamed At Meeting  Bradford Man Is   Bradford Man Is Reelected Head Of Penn’a Grade  Crude Association

Local Oil  Men Renamed At Meeting  ' Bradford Man Is ' Reelected Head  ; Of Penn’a Grade a Gore ame Gere eer «oer

SENATE APPROVES BAN ON SHIPMENT OF SLOT MACHINES   Passes Bill Forbidding Move ment of Devices Into States Where They Are Illegal.   SWING ALSO TAKEN AT PLANE SMUGGLERS   Penalties Voted for Fals: Markings on Aircraft— Both Measures Are Sent  to House.

Red China Wants U.S. Forces Out   Demands Withdrawal From Formosa Area

Republicans Seem'To Be Getting  , Situation Well In Hand; No Comment Made By, Marine Corns Officials   REPUBLICANS LEAP TO MARINES’ DEFENSE

Marines Protest Truman Remark   President to Explain Statement About Corps At League Convention

MarinesLandAllOver Truman forStatement  AF Bee. LT ee fm ke OA. wt   And Republicans Get Situation Well in Hand; League to Protest

Rete SRE TERRE Ne IE TR PN PE — ee  Marines Land on Truman and He Doesn‘t Have Situation Well: in Hand   Concidara Letter

Marines Land On President For ‘Remarks’   Propaganda Machine Talk Brings Protest Fron All Sides

Marine Corps League Chief Seeks to Quench Flaming Anger Over Truman Remark

Marine Corps Leader Tries to Quiet Furore Over President Truman’s Slur

CHINESE WARNED OF WOMAN SPY   GLAMOROUS WOMAN DECLARED PLANNING REVOLT IN FORMOSA

NEW OAB LAW STARTS NEXT YEAI   Hele Subject to Nev Law Beginning Jan. 1

DO YOU HAVE A MAID? SOCIAL SECURITY BOOKLET ISSUED   May Be Obtained At Post Offices Or Social Security  Offices

Ladorites tiave Lif In Britain  Intra-Party Struggle Begins To Flare Up

Labor Member Fives Charges al His Own Party   Accuses Leaders of Inside Attempt to Scuttle Schuman Plan

British Labor Party Faces Another Fight   Party Member Charges Some Ministers Want Tc Seuttle Schuman Plan

Big Offensive In Korea May Help Chances Of Settlement With Reds  Officials Claim Drive Won't Hurt Chances F Peaceful Border Settlement; Show Of Strength Possibly Needed. .

Korean Push No Drawback To Peaceful  Arrangement   Diplomats Believe Drive Will Hasten  Chinese Agreement

DIPLOMATS VIEW NEW U.N. DRIVE   General Offensive In Korea Watched For Effect On Chance For Peaceful Bor. der Settlement.

Peaceful End To War Seen   Border Settlement Made More Likely By New U.N. Assault

Offensive May Speed Peaceful End Of War   New United Nations Campaign In Korea Backed By Leaders

General Offensive In Korea May Help Chances Of Settlement With Reds

U.N. Drive May Boost Peace Talk   Decision Reached By MacArthur On Mihiiary Grounds

~ Korean Offensive [s Thought Likely To Hurry Peace   Military Move May Effect U. N. ‘Efforts Favorablv

OFFENSIVE MAY SPEED UP PEACE   New U. N. Drive Occurs As Chinese Delegates  Go To Washington ON MILITARY BASIS

Big New UN Offensive Will Not Hurt Chances For Peaceful Settlement

 PEACE MAY BE OBTAINED ---  General Offensive In Korea May Help Rather Than Hinder Accord With Reds

Offensive Will Not Hurt, May Help Chances For Settlement With Reds

28 BELIEVED KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   British. RjaneEaplodes.and. Burns Near London -— Only One Thought to Survive.

28 BELIEVED KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   British Plane Exploges. and Barns Near... ‘London, — -Only “One Thought to Survive. : . .

Allies Agree In Principle To Big 4 Talk  Soviet Must Talk Over All Problems Ase Thea Sama Tint.

Big 4 Talk Gets West Approval   Russians Want to Discuss Reich Problem; Allies Ask World Scane

West Powers Agree to Big 4 Parley   However, They Put Large ‘If’ in Acceptance Notes

Russia Urges Big 4 Meeting West Puts Big ‘If’  In Acceptance Note

Allies Agree To Big Four Meeting, If   West Wants More Than Germany To Be On Agenda

Talks are Still Question able Big ‘If’ Placed on Parley Between Russians, Allies

A Big ft tor New bie Four Meeting   The Big “If” Is Discussion Of All East-West Problems

West Okays Russian Plan  With An ‘If’   All East-West Problems Must Be Discussed, Soviet Officials Told

Big 3 Agree To Russia’s  Parley Bid   «Allies To Insist ° German Talks Take In Other Problems

Republicans Ask To Question Top Men From Navy  Matthews, Denfeld   Matthews, Denfeld To Appear Before Senate Committee

Twenty-Six Killed Already in WeekEnd Holiday Traffic   Safety Council Is Estimatting 290 Will Perish on Highways.

Russians Get Blast From Acheson  Secretary Of State In Speech At Berkeley. Calif.

Russians Get Blast From Acheson  Secretary Of Stat  SR. aeteNiemetot P ae   Secretary Of State In Speech At Berkeley, Calif.

American Freighter James Roosevelt Damaged by Mine! Determined to Ru

U. S. Freighter Strikes Mine in North Sea.   No Casualties; . Report Ship Is Being Towed to Bremerhaver

STATE MAY LOSE 2 HOUSE SEATS   POPULATION FIGURES INDI. CATE OKLAHOMA WILL LOSE TWO, ARKANSAS ONE,

1950 POPULATION ALTERS SEATS FOR CONGRESS   Six States Will Gain Rep: resentation In House,  Eight Lose

Maryland May Gain Seat In The House Based On Population,  State Will Have Seven Congressmen

One Penny Charge For 12 Minutes   Operation Goes Into Effect In Sections Of Shopping Area Early Wednesday

Iowa Property Tax Value up  ' Real and Personal  Near Four Billion.

Up by I/7 Per Cent 1949 Tax Value of lowa Property $3 Billion Plus

Property Tax Valuation Up 17.5 Per Cent   1949 lowa Figure $3,934,676,621, Commission Reports

lowa Valuations Up 17.5 Percent  Real and Personal Property Increase

Coal Mine Rocked by Dynamite   Non-Union Digger Found Unconscious After Being Beaten

90, 000Diggers Idle; Chief Girds For Court Fight   Try to Get Men To Heed Leader’s Order to Resume Work

TRUMAN STILL KEEPING HANDS OFF COAL ROW   President Continues Te Maintain No Emergency Exists

90,000 Miners are On Strike; Lewis Aides at Work   Union Field Men Try to Persuade Men to Return

Pittsburgh's Power Clamp Is Cancelled   Light Firm Says Re. cent Coal Shipments Cut Shortage

INUUDLE AL MINE  Dynamiting Destroyed Power Shovels; Non-Union  Digger Beaten

Strip Mine in Pennsylvania Dynamited ; Miner In: West Virginia ‘Is Beaten Unconscious

Demos Are Confident   Sure ’50 ‘Their Year’ As They Rally At Topeka: Rice Announces

DEMOS TO TOPEKA   Party Leaders Arrive it Capital City for Annual Political Fete

Formal Complaint Filed by U.S Leader With United Nations   President Syngman Rhee of Korea Says Soviet Reds Ordered Chinese in War; Allies Waaing Grim Detancive Artinn

Situation Said to Be  GravestOne   Intervention in Korea Branded as One of Most Offensive Acts of Lawlessness  Be... A ak Tinatefacw   May Ask Decision   Diplomats May Request U.N. Security Council for Action

Chinese Reds Fight in Korea   Formal Notice Worns of Ominous Situation With Vast Forces Massed in tMenchuria

MacArthur In Report To UN On Chinese Reds   Commander Tells Of Action In Korean War

oe Force  Hug Of Commies  Ts Massed   Concentration Of Red Chinese In Manchuria Reported; Situation Tense

Is 3rd World War on Way? Capitals Tense  UN Told of Military Units Now in Field

Says China Reds In Korean Fight   Special Report Submitted To American UN Delegate

Gen. MacArthur Notifies U.N. Of ‘New Foe’   Start of World War May Hinge on China’s Answer to Accusation

Commander Sends Special Report To United Nations As World Waits In Fear

UW Class Warned To Show Initiative  Dr. Fred Appeals For ‘Enterprise’

IN ew , Weapon Found In Cancer F Might  * * * * *   Improved F luoroscope Can Produce Brighter X-Rav T ma ves

OHIO GOVERNOR LAUSCHE BIDS FOR 3RD TERW   Knisley Seen Ag Chief Foe In Race For Democrat Nomination

Lausche Will Fight Knisley For Third Term   GOP Candidates Not All In; Special Legislature is Due

NOTED WRITER, FANNIE HURST, GOES BEHIND SCENES AT DR. SANDER TRIAL TO GET FACTS

Another Oil Producer For Stephens  Lyons And P rentiss pring In Lest ty No. 3

Another Oil Producer For Stephens   Lyons And Prentiss Bring In Lester Realty No. 3

CIO Convention Urges Complete Mobilization To Fight Communist Foes

Enemy Guns, Jets — Hammer UN Forces Near Chinese Line   American First Corps In “Serious” Spot A: Communists, Backed By. Fresh Manchurian Divisions, Bear Down From North

Situation In Korea ‘Serious   Strong Tank-Led Red Forces Attack ll S Snaarkaad

Philippines Warned of Neec To Clean House   Truman Mission Recommends U. S. Provide Cash Aid

U.S. Mission Tells Pres. Quitino To Clean Up Government   Investigation Shaws Graft, Poverty

Philippines Corruption Hit in Report   UL S. Mission Urges Sweeping Reforms te Blunt Report

Report By Bell Cites Condition In Island Nation   Republic Facing Difficult Task

Conditions Bad In Philippines   U. S. Commission Releases Full Report

Congress Roundup  Senate Asked To Give FEPC Second Chance      Corporation Tox Increase Likely In Revenue Bill

French Strikes Are Extended. To Coast Areas   Communists Seek To Halt American Arms Aid Shipments

Democrats to Urge Gridiron Star for Race   Two Football Aces To Meet in Politics?

Delay Approvine German Troops In Europe Army  Acheson Wins New Backing For West Diplomatic Merger

Nurse to Help Hospital Board  - Miss Alga Chernek ‘To Aid in Purchases

BOARD APPOINTS CLERK-ADVISOR   Hospital Trustees weap Sa Names Olga Chernék Ae Itc Acsictant

USDA Limits Cost and Use of Building Maieriais in bkarm mousing Loans

‘ANT : TO FARMERS   USDA Limits Costs And Use Of Materjals In Farm using

Red Armor Snags Allied Korea Push   Ambush, Cut Up Marine Outfit

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER SAYS MIRACLE DRUGS MAY BE ALL RIGHT, BUT HOSPITALS STILL SEEM CROWDED

From A Johnson Grass Farm:  RESTING J. A. FINDS: EVERY-TIME A SCIENTIST FINDS NEW MIRACLE DRUG, NEW DISEASE FOUND

PHONE WORKERS MAKE PROPOSAL   OFFER TO ACCEPE 1/-CENT “HOURLY RAISE AS BASIS FOR FURTHER TALKS.

opp \ WORLD HE SEES THROUGH LENSES  Wichita Student Begins 30- Day ‘Stretch of ‘Living Upside Down’

TEMPERATIRES   Topsy-Turvy Glasses Turn Things Upside Down And Cross-Wise For Student In College Experiment

Sif AV] YOO] Sauljppva yy ay] adv, J 81f7 pvay 02 $2.1079 aff uay 4

ArnoldQuit: School Post  sate ee ek ©   Plans To Take Job As College Teacher

Increase Would Apply To Last, Quarter Of 1950   Corporation Levy Up From 21 to 25

p shaetecoresel Gratsced Weill ee r  “Mock Air Emergency Scares  Daylights Out of Californians

Mock Air Warfare Alarms Citizenry  Officers Forget To Notify Of ‘Raid’

Expect Boost in Gasoline Tax in State   Without More Money Major Road Crisis’ Said to Impend

Secre t Session Of UN Leaders  Gets Underway   West Seeking To Get Malik To Agree To End Stalemate In Couneil

Mother Is Killed Shielding Daughter from Gunshots   Missourian, 27, Is Held in Slaying of Divorced Wife's Parent.

Woman Fatally Hit In Shooting Near Malden   Son-In-Law Gives Up To Police At Kennett

Russia Demands Alien Forces Leave Korea, Council Hear North and South; Threatens Vefo Use

Red Leader Offers New Peace Plan   Wants Red China, North Koreans At Council Discussions

Malik Demands U. N. Withdraw Troops in Korea  Threatens Veto  lf Risree Dennnco!l

Malik Demands U. S. Troops Leave Korea   Offers Twin Threat Of Veto  War Unless Soviet Edict Is Accepted

Demand UN Seat For Red Korea   Soviet Foreign Minister Also Asks Withdrawal Of American Troops   VETO THREAT   Malik Threatens To Veto Any US Proposal Unless Red Demands Are Met

DEMAND U. S. QUIT KORE:   Withdrawal of All Foreign Soldiers and Cease Fire Given as Terms for Korean Peace. .

Malik Makes Position in U.N. Clear   ‘Issue is: Whether Council Will Adopt Decision for Peace or War,’ Russian Said

Threatens Veto Unless Northern Reds Are Heard   Malik Hands Security Council a Two-Point Soviet ‘Peace’ Plan

Russia Demands Recall of Foreigr Froops in Korea   Threatens Veto Use Unless U.N. Hears North Koreans

Russ Present Korean War ‘Peace Terms’   Threaten Veto Unless Troops are Withdrawn, Reds Bid to Parley

Reds Offer A ‘Peace’ Proposal    Malik Demands U. N. Order All Foreign Troops Out of Korea Ae Negatiation Rasgis

Malik Calls for U.N. Order to Cease Fire   Soviets Insist North Koreans Be Heard by Security Council

Malik Wants U.S. Leave  Korean Land   Wants North, South Koreans To Appear Before Council

Russia Demands Withdrawal of U. S. Troops From Korea as Part of Peace Proposal

Russia May Ask  To Hear Red Korea  New Propaganda Blast Expected

Nephew Admits Slaying of Pair In Money Dispute  Chesney Will Face Court Tomorrow in Fanning Murders

Slew 2 Uncles With Ax After Money Dispute   Chesney Admits He Killed Them When They Refused Loan

Security Instructions for Military And Public Relations Offices Are Issued

To Let Road Contracts Fo:  $18.500000   $15,610,946 Worth of Farm-Market Build. in Past Year

President To Request  Tax Increase   Administration To Present Plan Before Congress

Doubts on Tax Request Are Removed  4 ££ Te    White House at “Proper Time” Will Ask -fo: Bigger Levy.

Truman Stands Pat On Original Boost Opinion  Government Faced With Dilemma Of

Truman To Ask Heavier Taxes In Few Weeks   President Holds That In_ ereases Needed To Pay Bills

Truman To Ask For More Taxes  _Misunderstanding Ove Statement Cleared

TRUMAN TO ASK EARLY TAX HIKE, OFFICIAL SAY!   President, He Asserts, Will Present Pr. posals to Congress Within a Few Weeks.   SHORT AMPLIFIES HIS DECLARATION   Secretary, Who Had Voiced Doubt Request Would Be Made, Says More Revenue Will Be Needed.

Tropics Spawn 5th Hurricane  Florida Keys Warned Of Violent Blow

TO GOVERNOR'S STAFF  Stewart Newlin Will Be Private Secretary for Ed Arn

Chiane Forces Land In China   Units Fight Inland To Aid  Guerrillas, Reports Say

Employes Return To Work Under Orders Of Government—Other: Labor Trowhle Starts.

House, Senate Members Seek ‘Housecleaning  Democrats Counter With Threats To Attael AhaecA riuir

0. P. CONDEMNS ACHESON, CALLS FOR HIS OUSTER   Senate and House Republicans Formally Demand a State Department “Housecleaning.”   MINORITY EXPECE ED TO FACE A FIGHT   Lucas Hints MacArthur's Handling of Korean War May Provide Target fer  Democratic Fire,

GOP LAWMAKERS ARE DEMANDING ACHESON’S JOB   Senate And House Republicans Pass Resolution  Overwhelmingly   DEMOCRATS RALLY TO SECRETARY'S SUPPORT

GOP Demands That Acheson Be Kicked Out   Republicans In. Bott Houses Call For Housecleaning

GOP Demands _ Acheson Scalp   Senate and House Groups Vote Plea for Ouster

GOP Asks Ouster Of Dean Acheson   Brewster Approves. Ros Seatth: Acateu:

G.0.P. Files Demand: Put Acheson Out   Republicans of House ‘Senate Take Stand;, _ Lucas Protests, Sees “Invitation to Stalin’

GOP DEMANDS QUSTER OF AGHESON   Ask Resignation And Housecleaning Of State Department

African Tribe Subchiefs Threaten fo fake Action On Ban of Their Leader

Primat Date Changed To Sept. 18th gislature In One-Day Session       Administration Forces In Full Control Of “Assembly And Approved Absentee Voting  Bee; , . Pa Se 

Man Works For Institution 30 Years  Bank Cashier Admits Taking $102.000 Durina Employment

Cashier Admits TakingM oney Over 27-yr. Period; Salary Was $3000PerAnnumAfter 30Y ears

Dirty Weather And  ice Tie Up < Shipping  t Tr Ul; wer Laxes A ‘Oa

Two FBI Officials Will Testify In Amerasia Case  Expected to Tell About Investigation Before Six Officials Were Arrested

Taft Declares Korean Retreat Most Complete Setback In U.S. History

Taft Says Generals Deem Korea Worst  U.S. Army Setback   May Mean Loss Of Japan, Philippines, Solon Quotes From Secret Tesiimony

Korean Setback Worst To Hit U.S., Says Taft   Discloses Top Military Leaders Fear For Japan And Philippines

‘No Great Confidence’ Korea Worst U. §. Setback?  Taft Savs Military

Sino Reds, Russia Sign Agreement   Seviets Agree to Loan $300,000,000 in Five Years, Yield Various Rights by 1952   Loan Is ‘Small’   Sum Is Only Fraction of What Is Needed for  Rehabilitation

Communist China And Russia Sign 30-Year Alliance   Soviet Union To Make Five-Year Loan Of $300,000, 000, Give Up Railroad, Navigation Riohte In Manehiuria

A 30-Year Mutual Aid Treaty   Nations say Aims Are Economic Development And Preventing New Japanese Agvression

Soviet Union And Chiné Sign Sweeping Treatie   Two Largest. Communist Countries Are Allied In Peace Or Possihle War For Next 30 Years

30-Year Pact Unites Russia, China Reds   Stalin To Yield Manchuria Ports; Nations United Avainst Tananese

China, Russia Sian Treaties   Largest Communist Nations In World Allied In Peace Or War For 30 Years

a2U4Uav AAS  Soviet A nd China Reds Sign Sweeping Pacts For 30-Year Alliance

China and Russia Sign 30-Year Ireaties for Development of rronomic and Cultural Links

Kremlin Reports Russ-China Pact  30-Year Treaties Call For Soviets to Drop Rights in Manchuria

Soviet Union, Chinese Reds Sign Treaty   Moscow Pact Aimed At Japar Seen Cutting U. S. China Poliev -

Chinese Reds  Sign Alliance  With Russians Pact Calls For Loan  To Chinese, Giving U ‘Manchurian Rights

Red China, Russia Sign 30-Year Pact   Treaty Includes $300,000,000 Loan From Soviet Union

Russia, Red Chinese Sign 30-Year Pacts   Would Block Jap Resurgence; Soviet To Lend $300,000,000, Quit Manchuria Rails, Ports

) Red Nations Allied by Pact   30 Year Treaty Signed by China and Russia

JOIN COMMUNIST NATIONS -~ Soviet Russia, China Reds  Sion-30 Year Alliance

Russia And China Sign Formal Paet   Largest Communist Nations Pledge To Offer Mutual Aid

CHINA ACCEPTS RED ALLIANCE   30-Year Friendship Pact! Is Signed After Two Months of Talks

Red China And Russians Allied For Next 30 Years   World’s Largest Communist Countries Sigr Treaties That Provide Many Cultural And Economic Ties.

‘Friendship’ Treaties To Extend 30 Years  Believe Red Action   Believe Red Action Taken To Strengther Ties Between 2 Big Communist Nations

Russia, China Allies Under New Treaty   Would Avert Rebirth Of Jap Aggression, Moscow Reports

wo Months of Intensive Negotiations End in Alliance Between World's Two Largest Communist Countries in Peace or Possible War for Next 30 Years—Moscow Grant's Loan of 300 Million.   AIMED. AT AMERICAN POLICY?

Treaty Includes Soviet Union Loan OF $300,000, 000   Pact Includes Plan Of Mutual Help If Either Is Attacked

Chinese Reds, Soviets Sign 30-Year Pact   Two-Months-Long Talks Also Result In $390,000,000  Loan to Chinese

nUGOIA, AED CHINA OIG SO-YR, PACT   Sweeping Treaties Follow Two Months of Intensive Negotiations.

Soviets, Red Chinese Sign 00-Year Economic, Mutual  Aid Pacts After Long Talk

Sino-Soviet Alliance Is Signed   Secret Clauses Seen Possible In 30-Year Mutual Aid Treaty

Allies In Peace And War .  Russia And Chinese  Reds Sign Treaties

Chinese Reds Sign 30-Year Soviet Treaty   World's Largest Communist Lands Pledge Mutual Aid; Russia Agrees To Make Loan. Yield Rail Rights

noo GnlNcot TREATY FOR BIG AED BLOC   Pacts Signed in Kremlin After Two Months of Negotiations,

MANY CLAUSES TO SWEEPING TREATIES   Soviets Agree To Loan Of  300 Million Dollars   FULL AGREEMENT   Signed By Top Communist Countries After Two Months Of Debate

RUSSIA AND CHINA JOIN: IN-ALLIANCE   World's Largest Communist Countries Sign 30Year Treaty; Soviets Grant Loan to China.   PACT IS AIMED AGAINST JAPAN   Each Pledges Full-Scale Assistance if Either is Attacked sy Japan or Other Aggressor.

Soviets, Chinese Form Alliance For Peace, Wal   Two Months’ Negotiations End As Both - Nations Aim At New Strength

Ally Two Largest Communist Nations For Peace Or Warfare   Tr eaties Follow Two-Month Parley   Announced Aim to De. velop Economic, Cul  ture Ties of Both Areas

Russia And China Sign 30-Year Paet   Treaties Signed in Kremlin Join Two Largest Communist Countries in Peace or Possible War.

Leathernecks Meet Less Red Fire Than Gls   In Northwest, U.N. Troops Pulling Into Defense Arc

20,000 Begin Retreat Under ‘Heavy Fire   7th Division Rescue Column Smashes At Red ‘Roadblock

Fallen Wires ADeath Trap   Three Men_Electrocuted in Accident. Near Great Bend

Three Men Are Killed ‘By Hich Voltage Wire   Blame Barton County Tragedy ‘on Hunters Who. Shot Away Insulators

CONGRESS VOTES CURBS ON REDS   CONTROL BILL APPROVED 5! TO 7 BY SENATE, 312 TO 20 BY HOUSE.

Tough Anti-Red Bill Is Passed, Sent To White House   Compromise Measure Gets No Comment from President Truman

TRUMAN VETO OF MEASURE SEEN  Congress Passes Disputed Bill To Control Communists

Senate Sends Anti-Commie Bill To Truman   Backers Prepare For Possible Veto

Both Hlouses OF Congress } ote Overwhelmingly For Anti-Subversive Measure

Subversives  Bill Passed  By Congress Margins Enough  To Override Vetc Should It Come

Anti- Communist Bill Passed By Congress  Measure Curbing Reds - Faces Possible Veto. By President

nti-Red ill Sent  o Truman   Backers Beek Votes To Upset Yousible Veto

Anti-Red Bill Sent To Truman  Enough Votes Seen To Override Veto

White House Gets Bill to Curb Reds   Tough Control Measure Faces Possible Truman Veto.

Senate And House — Pass Anti-Red Bill By Wide Margins   Measure Provides For Registration Of Red: And Permits Internment Of Potential Spies, Saboteurs In Time Of War

VETO QUESTION REMAINS Anti-Communist Roll and Spy Control Bill Goes to President

UN Forces Advance On Three Fronts aa Vital Rail Center Undergoes Naval Bombardment

DIPLOMAS TO 161   76th Commencement Will Be Held in Lawrence Tomorrow Night

MAN BELIEVED TO HAVE SLAIN WIFE, OTHERS   Took Own Life Afte Going Berserk, Is Coroner's View

Madman Kills5 Fires Home,  Ends Own Life      Wife, 2 Children, Second Coupie Slain by Crazed Machinist

Believe Man Angry Over Pending Suit   Hammond Scene Of Tragedy Early This Morning

Wife, Children, Couple Killed by Berserk Husband   Sets Fire to House, Kills Self After Wholesale Murders

Man Slays 6, Fires Home,  Kills Himself   Wife, 2 Children And Married Couple Ava Vietime

Eisenhower Is Mentioned As Candidate  Columbia President   Columbio President Boomed ‘For 1952 Nomination

BOOM: ASCRIBED 70 EISENHOWER   Senator Morse Thinks Commencement Address Is Presidential Platform.

Eisenhower's Talk Hailed By Senators   Republicans Say General's Commencement Address Sounds Like GOP Presidential Platform.

EISENHOWER IS IN LIMELIGHT   One Lawmaker Suggests He Already Has Presidential Platform

State Exposition Begins 34th Year  GIANT FARM SHOW OPENS 5-DAY RUN

FIVE-DAY STATE FARM SHOW OPENS   Exposition Of Agricultura’ Achievement Begins _ Its 34th Year By Racking Up Several New Records

Units Advance Near Heart Of Red-Held City   Beachhead Secured, U.N. Troops Push Forward In Korea

South Korean Radio Reports Street Fighting, with Allies Advancing Toward Heart of the City.  TROOPS, EQUIPMENT   TROOPS, EQUIPMENT POUR TO SHORE

> § > .§ >. § Henry C. Dunham Victim; Second Man Hurt  Lorenzo Man Killed In Car-Truck Crash

Henry C. Dunham Victim; Second Man Hurt  Lorenzo Man Killed In Car-Truck Crash

Guards Whisk Confessed Killer Outot South Car ‘olina Town And Away from Angry Mob

Legion Opens Convention In Los Angeles   Former Secretary Of Defense Johnson Will Make Address

FBI Joins In international Search: Spy Scientist Confesses In London Jail   “Most Shockina”

_Fuchs’. Confederates Are Object Of  Readaeenrablioccced bdearet

Britisher Sold Hydrogen Bomb Data To Russia   Hoover Seeks More Agents; Gen. Groves Called To Testify

FBI Presses Hunt For Confederates  Of British Spy  Thief Of American A-Secrets Laheled ‘Paid Russian Accent?’

Rainfall ls General Over South Plains Heavy Rains Flood Roads At Floydada

Retail Sales Over Country Are Hit By Recent Federal Credit Restrictions

Credit Curbs Severely Jolt Retail Sales   », Lack of Down Paymeat ' Causes . People To Cut : Down On Heavy Buving

New Curbs On Credit Jolt Sales   Heavy Purchasing Reporied Slashed; Anto Dealers Hit

CUSTOMER IS CONFUSED  New Credit Rules A Severe Jolt To National Retail Sales

TIGHTER CREDIT REDUCES BUYING   Federai Controls Have Heavy Impact On Retai Trade, As Government Planned It.

Credit Curbs Hit Refail Sales  Shran (ut Rack   Shrap Cut Back Noted in Buving

Nation’s Retail Sales Severely Hit By Credit-Tightening Regulations

Credit-Tightening Blow At Inflation Severely Jolts Retail Sales Around Nation

Retail Sales Slowed By Credit-tightening   Surplus Stocks May Be Cut If Defense Boom Continues

Refail Sales reel Jolt Of Credit Curbs  Blow At Inflatior Slows Up Buying

Credit Curbs Jolt Nation's Refail Sales   Stiffer Installment Buying Terms Imposed Credited With Sharp Drop in Retail Sales

Far Eastern Developments   Mao, Stalin Seek Asian Conquest  Work On Master Plan In Moscow, Is Report

Sovietize Plan For Asia Set  Negotiation Details by Mao Disclosed

House Passes Controls Bill: Senate To Act   Truman Expected To Get, Sign Measure Early Next Week

Tr: ; Eisenhower Warns  . Of Russia’s Plans   Need Spartan Frugality To Assure Victory In ‘Proionged Struggle’

Eisenhower Says To Get ‘Tough’   Crusade For Freedom Launched By General

WARNING VOICED BY EISENHOWER   He Calls For Americans To Practice: Spartan Frugality And Al? Unite To Win War.

Americans Called On To Be Spartans  General Ike Warns: Russia Planning U.S. As Satellite

Eisenhower Warns U.S. In Danger   General Says Reds Plan Same Fate As Satellites For Us

“We Must Get Tough—"  Reds Would Take World, Gen. Eisenhower Warns

"Ike" Warns Reds Plan Conquest; We Must Get Tougt   Starts Drive for Radio Stations To Augment Voice

T5c MINIMUM WAGE LAW IN EFFECT TODAY   Provides Time and a Half fo: _ Over 40 Hours; Bars Child Labor.

NATION'S 75-CENT MINIMUM PAY LAW GOES INTO EFFECT   Truman Says It Will Add to Country's “Economie Strength" and Bring “Lasting Benefits.”   SIATUTE TO COVER 22,000,000 WORKERS   Act Strengthens Ban on Child Labor — Exempts Between 200,000 and 1,000,000 Previously Covered.

75¢ Minimum Wage Into Effect Today  To Cost Employers About $300 Million a Year.

Minimum Wage Changes Become Effective Today   New Wage Minimum Is The Compromise Resul Of Long Fight: To Cost Emplovers $300 Million

BASIC WAGE ACT PUT INTO EFFECT   75-Cent Minimum Law Hailed by President as Step for ‘Lasting Benefits

75-Cent Minimum Pay Law Starts Today; Some Left Out  Truman Sees Great Benefits Despite Exemption Of Many Previously Covered

New Minimum Wage Law In tffect Today  Emplovers Pay Adde   Employers Pay Added 300 Million Yearly

Minimum Wage LawIn Effect  Act Nearly Doubles Old 40-Cent Bottom

Minimum Wage To Aid Economy ls Truman View  President Hails Wage-Hour Law's

New Wage and Hour Law in  Effect Today   Means 5-15 Cents an Hour Wage Boost for 1,500,000 Workers

“Dedicated to Social Justice,” Says Truman Rescinttnteineel Ai tiassniticta atk Wp. Se Rnlaennanle  NEW MINIMUM WAGE LAW. ~GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY

President Lauds Pay Floor Bill As “Act Takes Effect   ‘Great, Lasting Benefits Seen Due From 76-Cent Minimum Hourly Wage

7 oc Minimum Wage  Law Now In Force   Measure Affects Nearly 1,500,000. " U.S. Workers; $360,000,000 Hike Jn Payrolls’-

New Wage Hours Goes Into Effect   New Wage Minimum Is Nearly Double Old 40Cent Floar

Pay Boost To Million Workers   . New 75 Cents-‘an Hour Minimum Wage Law Into Effect. Today ;.  ’Many Still Exempt

Truman Hails New Minimum As Great Step   President Sees Lasting Benefits From 75cent Floor

Minimum Pay Law Effects Many Workers   Employers Will Have to Pay Out $300,000,000  More Per Year as Result Of New Minimum Wage

New 75-Cent Minimum Pay Law in Effect   President Hails Hike, Other Statute Changes

15-Ct. Minimum Wage Goes Into Effect Today  Estimate New Wage Floor Means Raise For 1.5 Millions

Measure Hikes Minimum Pay 011,500,000   Stronger National Economy As Result OF Rill Peadietad

New Law Hikes Wage Minimum   Hailed by President as Step Promising Great Benefits.

Temperatures   Foe Aiming At Only River Span  ) British Fighting   British Fightine To Defend Crucial Point

North Korean Reds, Bolstered by China Troops, Mass Anew   Allies. Threatened by Revitalized. Enemy Onslaughts

COLLEGE PROF KILLS TWO MEN   SLAYS PRESIDENT AND COLLEGE DEAN, THEN SHOOTS SELF

2 Educators Are Killed By Professo!   Double Murder, Suicide Listed In Nebraska Case

Fired Ps. y ch olog oy Teacher Kills School Leaders. ee Own Life

Fired Psychology  QShoots President,    Two Victims Taken by Surprise by Dr. Baker, Blamed in Double Murder

Inple Killing al Nebraska School  Professor Shoots President.   Professor Shoots President Faculty ener and  Stl   AT PERU INSTITUTION   Over Dismissal trom th Faculty of the Teachers College

Prof Shoots Two at Desks, Slays Himself   Veteran Instructor Says Superior Tried to ‘Fire Wrong One’

Psychology Professor Is Irked Over Move for His Dismissal   Dr. B. K. Baker Found Dead After Killing Pres. W. L. Nicholas and Dr. Paul A. Maxwell, Head of Education Department, at Their Desks.

Professor Kills College President   PsychologyTeacher Ends Own Life After Shooting Two   Picture on Page 24

British Ponder Breaking Ties   Important Foreign Policy Statement Due

Britain May Break With Reds  Relations With China May Be Broken Off

Britain To Debate Red China Status   May Cancel Recognition of Communist Government As Relations Are Deteriorating

BRITISH-CHINA BREAK IS SEEN   Cabinet Considers Ambar. rassing Situation Caused In Korea

Great Britain May Break With China   Foreign Secretary ‘To Make Statement   Recognition Of Reds Puts Cabinet In Impossible Situation

Recognition of Chinese Reds By Britain May Be Cancelled, Says Report

Britain Studies Break with Reds   Impossible Situation Developing as British Fiaht Chinese Reds

China Recognition May Be Cancelled By British Reeime      Communists’” ‘Actions In Korea And Tibet’ May ‘Bring Penalties

Sullivan Prosecutor To Discuss Harris Case With Attorney General

Open Belts Unchanged  Sales Will Begin Three . Days Later On Eastern Weed Marts

Board Of Governors Vote Three-Day Delay In Opening Of Old And Eastern Leaf Belts

Senate Can Take Look At State Department Files   Cooperation Set In Loyalty Cases

U.S. To Show Loyalty Files In Red Probe   Tydings Wins Agreement As Solons Eye McCarthy Charges

Schuman Is Cold ’ 0 Peace Parley  ~ Nations Call for fast: and West to.Confer

France Warns  Against Soviet  Peace Talk Futile While Reds Agitate

Schuman Blocks Quick U.N. Peace  East-West Parley Urged by Three

Peace Move Spec To Match Pace Of Korean War   Schuman Warns Of Red Actions To Promote War

French Minister Sees Little Good from Present Peace Negotiations

Schuman Hits Russ Ovations For ‘Peace’   Claims East - Wesi! Peace Talks Futile With Soviet Acts

Schuman Rejects Tri-Nation Plea For Peace Talks   French Minister Tell: Assembly Attitude Of Russ Bars Move

Way Cleared In Election  To Congress In Dominion  Weekend Activities   Weekend Activities See Fugate Chosen  To Run 2nd Time

Behind The Bamboo C urtain 50,000,000 Face Starvation In Red-Held Areas In China

Famine In Red China   50 Million Hit By Food Shortage In Communist Aree

Famine in China Hifs 50,000,000   Discose Rampant in Severa Provinces Where Food Situation Desperate

Reds Deny Any Blame  For Famine   Plague, Small Pox, Diphtheria Rampant In Three Provinces

Campaigners Fire Final _ Vote Appeal  ‘DF L Wages Hot  Governor Battle; GOP Has Contest

No Indictment for Elefson by Grand Jury at Sidney   Tabor Youth is Freed in Death Of Grandfather

Scientist Says Reds Have All Essential Data   Atomic Energy Board To Study US Defense

Scientist Says Reds Have All Essential Data  Atamie Enearay Baard   Atomic Energy Beard Te Study US Defense

FIGHT OVER FEPC BEGINS IN SENATE   Southern Democrats Ready 2 aes Ev hactar

Senate Heads Into Civil Rights Fight   Firet Test May Not Come Until After Week’s Talk

Senate Heads Into Fight ~ Over FEPC.   Dixie Solons Appear Likely Ta Win fecua

_ 80U THERN LEADERS PREPARE FILIBUSTER  Cuil Rights Battle Gets Under Way Today

40,000 Hear Billy Graham In Boston  Revivalist Offers Plan For Peace

Reds to Walk Out of UN Parleys —   Western Envoys Fail to Get OK on Treaty Talks

Reds To Keep Up Walkout Campaign —  Soviet Delegates () ntinue Harass UN

Americans Rush To  Beal Income Vay  Midnight Deadline Legal Action  On Evaders Started

‘Citizens Scramble To ‘Beat Tax Deadline A Faw Piek’ pees. R,, Tyetune TIlmala Caw,

Reductions Top Minimum  $580,27 1,335 Cut Made In Non-Defense Funds

Non-Defense Budget Cut By Government  $580,271,335 Is _ Sliced Off Funds For U. S. Agencies

NON-DEFENSE SPENDING CUT $580 MILLION   Hospital Building, Rivers, Reclamation Funds Curtailed

Over Half Billion Cut  InNon-DefenseFunds   Chance to Head Off Price Controls Seer

ANNOUNCE CUT IN NON-DEFENSE FEDERALBUDGET   EXECUTIVE AGENCIES TO SAVE 30 MILLION WITHOUT ANY PAIN

Order Cuts In Budget  Expenses   Appropriations for NonDefense Expenditures Are Slashed by Bureau   Cuts Are More Than Ordered by Congress In Various Departments

Budget Bureau's Biggest Whack Hits Hosnifal   Reductions Spread Over 31 Agencies In Executive Branch

BUDGET UNIT CUTS NON-DEFENSE FUND MORE THAN ASKED   $580,271,335 Is Sliced From Appropriations As Demanded By Congress

$580 Million Slashed From Budget Funds   Budget Bureau Cuts Non-Defense Funds More Than Congress Minimum Order

Reductions Are Spread Over 31 Agencies  Hosnita!l Grante To   Hospital Grants To Be Limited; REA Loans Restricted

Appropriations Not for Defense Get Ordered Cut   Economy Blanket Put on 31 Agencies; Farm Layout Hit

$580 Million Slashed From Budget Funds  Budget Bureau Cut   Budget Bureau Cuts Non-Defense Funds More Than Congres:  Minimum Order

Nondefense Spending Cut Half Billion   Budget Bureau Slashes $30 Million More Than Conares:

Non-Defense Money Cut Deep By Budget Bureau   $580 Thousand Sheared Off Nations Spending As More Goes To Defense Set-[Jp: Truman Okavs

Non-Defense Spending Is Slashed    $580 Million. Cut Is $30 Million More Than Congress Ordered; 31 Agencies to Feel Axe

Bureau Announces Budget Slash of Over-$580 Million   Sum Far Exceeds Minimum Cut in Non-Defense Outlay Ordered by Congress

Non-Defense Funds Cut By Half Billion   31 Government Agencies Feel  Slash Made By Budget Bureau

Non-Defense Budget Slashed  Hospital Construction Funds Cut 50 Percent

Lop Nondefense Spending In U.S.  , Budget Bureau Slashes Below Congress’ Order

TRIM BUDGET HO MILLION FOR DEFENSE   Hospital Building, REA Loans Among Largest of Agency Cuts.

Deep Cut In Funds Voted   Slash $580.271,.33: On Non-Defense Appropriations by Budget Bureau

—31 AGENCIES AFFECTED— Non-Defense S pending Reduced $580 Million

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Non-Defense Budget Cut By 580 Millions   Figure Is 30 Millions More Than Ordered by Congress

Nearly 600 Millions Cut From Expenses   Budget Bureau In Report On Economy In Spending

Cut Non-Defense Appropriations   Budget Bureau Action Has Approval of President

HEAD OF IOWA G.0.P. SAYS HE WILL QUIT JOB   Glenwood Lawyer Says He Will Stay In Party Polities

Whitney Gilliland  Quitting as lowa  Chairman of GOP Will Resign at Central Committee

Gillilland Quits As GOP Chief   in the republican party. It is time now, however, to step aside fram the chairmanshin "*

DOP CHAIRMAN GILLILLAND 10 RESIGN FEB. 2   Republican Leader Ir  lowa Announces His Plans in Letter

Gillilland fo Resign State Chairmanship   Announces Plans to Submit Resignation at Thursday Session

Gillilland Will Resign As lowa  GOP Chairman   Glenwood Attorney Has Been Under Fire Several Months

BERGMAN-LINDSTROM AGREEMENT REACHED   Two Compose Differences Over Custody of Their Child and Financial Matters.

Tougk on Mother  'Rilly, Age 6, Safe After ‘Train Passes Over lim

REFUGEE GIVES IXFORMATION   Name of Soviet Nuclear Fission Expert Withheld Because Family Is Still In Russia.

REFUGEE HAS INSIDE INFO  Reds Knew U.S. A-Secrets Long Ago, Scientist Says

Russia Had U.S, Atomic Secrets Before Blast At Hiroshima, Refugee Soviet Scientist Says

Three Nations Sending Troops To Korean War   3,600 Soldiers Promised UN in Aid Plea Reply

Three Nations to Send 3,600 Troops To Korean Fighting  British, Australian And Philippine Force Will Join Yanks Soon

UN Forces Move Into Korea Soon   Three Nations To Send About 3.600 Soldiers

3600 UN Troops Will Join GI's    Australia, Britain and Philippines Sendina Men

3 Nations Sending 3600 Troops Now   Britain, Australia, Philippines Allot U.N. Combat Units

Philippines, Australia to Send Troops   Join Britain In Dispatching Help to Korea

Enemy Units Mass for Pusan Attack   ISABELLA DAM SAFE FROM FREEZE EDICT   Aussies, Filipinos Ready Troops

LiquorIndustry Seeks Tax Cut   Officials Tell Solons Act Would Be Blow To U. S. Bootleggers

ILLINOIS PLAN TO BUILD LAKES IS RIDICULED   SCHWARTZ DECLARES STATE TO ABANDON EXPENSIVE PROJECT

HITS PLAN FOR  STATE LAKE IN EACH COUNTY   Program Dropped After Spend ing $3,693,057; Rap Hiah Fees.

4 Men Caught After Morgan County ‘Break’   3 Fugitives in Stolen Auto Held at Ashland, Fourth At Jacksonville

DON! .. Hold Breath While. Waiting For New ‘Warrier To Be Added In  Le Mars

DON’ T Hold. Breath  : While, Waiting ; “For: New ‘Carrier To Be. Added In.  _ Le Mars

State Parties Call Names  Coolidge, Dever, Saltonstall Heard At C'nnvantinne

No Act Outlaws Communist Party   But 1940 Law Makes  Crime to Form Party Against Government

COAL SHORTAGE HAS EFFECT. ON INDUSTRIES   Railroads Making. . Major Cutbacks; Batail Ctacbe law

INDIANA JUDGE GIVEN 60-DAY SENTENCE   Norval K. Harris Sent te Pena Farm Witheut Chance to Settle His Affairs.

lowa Political Pot Boils With Action Aplenty   Bennett Candidate for Governor; Berry Warns Hickenlooper

Former Disc Jockey ‘Seeks Governorship   Bennett's Program: Liquor-by-Drink, Legalized Bingo: Politics Bloom

Bennett in ' Contest to Be Governor   Hickenlooper Told to Break With Spangler and Guy Gabrielson

Acheson Calls On U. S. To Take Lead In Building  Defenses Against Russia   Urges Nation To Support The Dovetailing O' American Land, Sea And Air Forces With Western Europe To Match Red Might

Acheson Asks Support For Pooling Of Forces   Tells Joint Session Balanced Effort Only Way To Match Russia’s Might

‘Western Powers Near Accord on Proposed German Rearmament, Troops to Europe

Big Three In Conference On Germany s Role   Foreign Ministers Continue Debate On Rearming Issue

Truman Goes  To Grid Game   Takes Brief Respite Fron Problems to Attenc "Army-Navy Contest.

Lewis, Operators Talk; Action Nil   Argue on Procedure, Never Come to Grips on Issues

Temperatures   Dixie Group Insists on Separate Bargaining Talks; Coal Shortage Spreads With Miners Siill Idle

Coal Peace Talks Snarled  On Procedure   Lewis, Owners Argue Over Whether Negatiations Should Split

Lewis, Owners Argue Plans  For New Talks   Little Progress Seen By Observers As Likely At Meetings

Violence Flares. in Fields While’ Conferees Argue   Property Destroyed in Kentucky by Roving Mine Pickets: . °

CoalBargaining Renewed After Court Order   Continued Strike Bring: Explosive Air to ‘Shot. * gun’ Session

Demand Right To Bargain Separately   Taking Steps To Learn If They Must Meet Lewis With Other Owners

Peace Effort Bogs Down   Southern Group Seeks Course on Procedure

Little Progress Made as Coal. Parleys Begin  Lewis ‘Wants Single  Sessions; Operators. For Geography Split

Explosive Air Is Hanging Over New Bargaining   Mediators Standing By At Court-Directed Parley; Estimated 372.000 Miners Still Remaining Ont OF Pits

Lewis and Operators Argue on Procedure   Little Headway Made in Forenoon Meeting to Resume "Peace Talks” at Washington Today—Fail to Reach  Important Issues.   MINERS REMAIN ON STRIKE

Lewis and Soff Coal Operators Get Together for Peace Talks But Promptly Disagree  Negotiators Fall Into Argument About How to Go Ahead Today

Fresh Talks on Coal. Slowed by Wrangling  Dispute on Procedural Questions "yy mye in are, pT

Leaders Wrangle About Procedure   Strike Continues As Parleys Begin

Southern Onerators Walk Out   leave Bargaining Sessions Three Hours After Start

Coal Talks Hit Snag.   Southern Operators Walk Out;,Want Sep -arate Negotiations

Southern. Operator: Leave Coal Talks With Mine Chief  Dixie.Group Wont:   Dixie.Group Wants Separate Parleys; To See Federal Judge

Lewis, Operators Argue as Coal Peace Talks Start  WD wpal, Cenréa!!   “Barely Started” Says U. S. Observer At Contract Talks

Coal Bargaining Sessions Opened   Explosive Air Hangs Over Talks as Result of Strike and Fast-Growing Coal Shortage.

FULL-FLEDGED STRIKE STILL IN PROGRESS   Forenoon Meeting Is Spent Entirely On ‘Procedural’ Questions Of Strike

Arguments On  Procedure  Slow Progress White House Aids   White House Aids Watch Proceedings For Sign Of Break

Group Winds Up n Discussion Over Procedure   U. S. Mediators Standing By To Assist Negotiators In Case Of Impasse

DIME OWNER LEAVE TALKG AFTER GES   Southern Operators Will Bargain with Lewis Separately.

Lewis, Owners Wrangle Over Plan for Talks   Government Men Ready To Take Part in Parley

WANT SEPARATE NEGOTIATIONS WITH MINERS   STRIKE CONTINUES AND COAL SUPPLIES ARE GRAVELY SHORT

DISPUTES MAR START OF COAL PEACE TALKS   1  ; Lewis and Operators Wrangle Over Procedure at Session  Attended by David L. Cole, Chairman of Strike Fact  Board. Miners Still Out; Washington Rations Coal,  1

Miners Still Ignore Order of Court   Next Move May Be Contempt Action Against Union

North Korean Spearhead Bogs Down As U. S. Bombers Hammer Away; American Infantry To See Action Tonight,

U.S. INFANTRY RACING. NORTH TO MEET REDS   Get First Taste of Fire When Strafed By  Enemy Planes

Soviet Zone Police Fire When Allies Try Rescue Of Arrested Teacher

Days Brother  Told Of Killing  Cancer Victim Raymond Mohr First  Witness At Trial Of Coplay Man

Russtan-Spawned Cynics Spread ‘Religion of Hate,’ Truman Tells Boy Scouts

Legality of Loyalty Program To Be Reviewed Byv U.S. Supreme Court

Court to Hear Loyalty Case   Accepts Appeal From Anti. Fascist Refugee Commit tee on Program.

Supreme Court Will Review Loyalty Setup   U.S. Tribunal to Hear Plea of Joint Refugee Group From Ruling

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Arquments On Government Lova!ty Program Legality

Fire Bomb Damages Gimbel Warehouse  Sprinkler System Saves 49 Trucks

Pittsburgh Store Warehouse Fire Started By Bomb   New Violence Marks Deliverymen’s Strike

JUDGE WEIGHS ARGUMENT IN CHURCH SUIT   Pastor and Co-defendants Petition for Dismissal of Action In Equity.

Says Tax Revenue Fall Below Expected Figures  But Treasury Head Looks for No RiseIn US. Deficit

Jumps Twice to Get Out of B-26   Coveralls Coteh First Time He Climbs Back, Frees Self ond Leaps Again

Sen. Douglas Says Plans Go Astray   Want Congresa To Take Another Look At Lending Picture

Tells GOP to Take Claim On  Dems to Court   Reuss Challenges Kohler, Thomson to Start John Doe Proceedings

Dispersal of Some Federal Agencies Appears To Be Principle For Future

Dedication  Due For Lab   Animal And Poultry  Diagnosis Scheduled

Realty Market Rather Brisk —   Turnover Still Heavy And Demand For Sites Strong.

BANK HELD UP, BANDIT CAPTURED   GUNMAN SEIZED SOON AFTER  $1000 ROBBERY AT BRAGGADOCIO, MO.

Pope Pius Warns Of Destruction In Plea For Peace   Pontiff Asserts Weapons Could Annihilate All That Is Good, Holy

RUSS ACCUSED OF HINDERING WORLD PEACE   UN Record Praised By Fresident In Report

All Eleven Congressmen  Win Easily   Ralph Harvey Turns in Impressive Victory in Tenth District; Closest Race in Third. :

Incumbent Congressmen Win Easily   Third ThRetnct   Third District G. O. P. Contest Only Close One

LAUNCH INQUIRY IN PLANE CRASH   ONLY SURVIVOR SAYS OTHERS FAILED TO JUMP FROM PLANE

Fatal Ottawa Plane Wreck Is Investigated   Passengers Wouldn't Jump. Savs Survivor

Probe Started In Crash Of Plane In Which Ambassador, Others Died

Air Force Probes Canadian Crash Fatal To U. S. Diplomat Steinhardt, Four Others

Air Force’s Top Safety Officer Probes Plane Crash That Killed Ambassador

Embassy Plane Not Sabotaged   Air Force Safety Ace Starts Inquiry Into Steinhardt Tragedy

Probe Embassy Plane Crash  Survivor Says Others Refused To Bail Out

EMBASSY PLANE'S CRASH IS PROBED   Sole Survivor Report: Right Engine Ablaze

Safety Officer Is To Review Blast Crippling Plane   ‘U.S. Air Force General Has Leading Role in Inquiry Inte Fatalities

Plane Crash Probe Starts   Preliminary Inquiry Discounts Rumors  Of Sabotage

NO SABOTAGE IN CRASH OF U. 8. PLANE   Engine Fire Set Off Tanks of Embassy Plane Which Blew Up in Canada.   y INVESTIGATION IS UNDER WAY   Survivor Parachuted to Safety; Says Ambassador and Others Would Not Bail Out.

Embassy Members Refused to Jump from Burning Plane and Died as Result, Survivor Says.

Diplomat's Crash  Probed in Canada  Sabotage Ruled Out In Steinhardt Case

Top U.S. and Canadian Air Safety Officers Probe Steinhardt Crash

US. Air Force  Begins Inquiry To Fatal Crash   Chief Witness Says Passengers Failed kT. Woed Warning

STENERDT DIEL   Survivor Says Victims Re fused To Make ParaAte Jumos

Probe of Plane. Crash Started  Director of Flying Safety in Leading Role

PROBE DEATH ~ OF STEINHARDT   Inquiry Begun By U. S. Ai Force’s Top Safety Officer   ONLY ONE BAILS OUT

SET PROBE OF CRASH FATAL TO STEINHARDT   Survivor Says Passengers Got Panicky, Would Not  Use Parachutes

Bevin Urges Chinese Red Role in U.N.   Better for New Chine To Have Seat, He Tells Commons.

China Backed For U.N. Seat   Britain’s Bevin In Plug For Communists

Bevin Says Red China Should Be Admitted To UN  Britich Leaqder Pite   British Leader Puts In Plea For Communists

Beven Asks U.N Seat for China  Thinks Reds Should Be Given Recoanition

Britain Favors U. N. Seat For Chinese Reds   Better for New China To Be Inside Peace Group Bevin Says

Bevin Wants To Seat Red China   British Secretary Accuses Russia Of Being ‘On Strike’

UN Seat For China Uraed   British Secretary Bevin Feels Reds Should Be Let In

Seat In UN Urged For Red China   British Spokesman Says Nations Should Admit Communists

Red China Issues  New Call to Arms  ‘Life, Death Struggle’ Seen; Mihiary Trainine Demanded

China Calls For Training  Of All Youths   Korean War Is ‘Life And Death Struggle,’ Peiping Says

Not Afraid Of A-Bomb, Peking Says   Mobilization Is _ Seen As Blow To Hopes For Peace

‘All-Out’? War Peiping Goal; Youths Called   A-Bomb Not Feared, Say Boasting Reds; “Strike,” Peonle Told

Art Summerfield Quits GOP Post   Row Oyer Party Strategy Leads to Resignation

Pennsylvania Troops En Route To Indiana Camr   "Spirit of St. Louis’ Ploughs into Stalled Carrier at Isleta

Governor Names Woman to Bench In Hennepin Courty Municipal Court

President ls Under: Heavy Guard Since: the Sheoting: a? Blair Home

30 Men Guard President Every Day as He Goes to Blair House To Eat Lunch

Would Unite  Democrats  _ LENA ea   Raleigh Dinner of Regional Scope

AXE SUPPORT   Slate Regional Conference In South To Patch Polltical Solit

Peru Govt. Says Revolt Smashed by ArmedForces   Revolution’s Leader Reports 50 Killed and 200 Wounded in Clash in Arequipa

Revolt Quelled With Bloodshed In Second City   Leaders Are Arrested In Nation’s Capital

PERU REVOLT ENDS;50 DEAD   Government Says Troop: Put Down Revolution In Arequipa.

Group Confirms Sherman, Halts Probe of Clash   Admiral ‘Assures’ Senators of Stand On Unification Row

Cargo for Reds Halted by U. S.   Flying Cloud Sails Without Petrolatum

J. 5. Halts Shipment Of Lubricant Bound For Communist Ching  Customs Prevent Ship From Loading 18,000  Gallons of Petrolatum

U.S. Officials Hall Red China Cargo  Petroleum Product  Barred From Ship

Reds Must Have Thought Atom Bomb Hit, Says Observer From Superfort

Classrooms Vacant  Pupils March on City Hall. Back Teachers’ Pay Boost

Chase For Gunman, Houston Girl Ends In Colorado Hills   Pair Fails To Reach Denver With Second Captive

Good Afternoon! in Today’s Journa   FB! Questioning Suspect In $1,000,000 Boston Robbery Young Gunman And Girl Campanion Captured At Roadblock After Kidnaping Two Hostages

WIFE CANNOT STEAL FROM HUSBAND HERE   Cemmon-Law Theery Of Husbam And Wife Dees Not Apply  Te arvliand

Stealing From Hubby Not Legal Says Judge  Case. OF. Woman Ae * Sused Of Larceny

New Cold Wave Dropping Temperature Over State; Snow Falling In W-Tex

Winter Hits Texas With Icy Norther  Snow Flur rries May   Snow Flurries May Hit Mexia Vicinity Sometime Tonight

Western Powers Plan Immediate Creation of Unified European Army  American ‘Commander to Lead Forces ‘Capable of Standina Olf Dad LUnd..

West German Divisions Included In Proposals. Studied. By Diplomats.

FARMERS’ INCOME DROPS 9 PER CENT    Receipts From Crop And Livesteck  Marketings Off About $18.586 666.660

RESCUE TRAPPED ACCIDENT VICTIM   CAR WAS CRUSHED AGAINST BUILDING BY SWITCH ENGINE

Showers Fail To Materialize; Mercury Climbs   AIRPORT WEATHER PATA   Man Trapped 6 Hours In Mashed Car Freed

Malik Calls Closed Door U.N. Meeting   Council Fails To Agree In Secret Noon Session

Malik’s Secret  Session Barren  No Agreement Made On Korean Araument

Malik Requests Secret Meeting   Security Council Studies U. N. Repor!

Malik Calls For Closed Meeting   Security Council In Bitter Korean Battle

Lie Urges UN Settle Cold War   Seating Of China Communists Held Onlv Solution

U.N. Secretary Says No Progress Toward Peace  Unless Reds Given Seat   Trygve Lie, Secretary Of United Nations, Carries Demand For Settlement Of China Representation Dispute To All Nations.

2 Barriers Stand In Way of Peace   U. N. Secretary Lists Chinese Situation and Russian Boycott   WOULD END COLD WAR

Lie Presents Plan For End Of Cold War   Demands UN Admit Chinese Reds, Gives Ven-Point Proposal

Lie in Appeal ForRed China   ; .  UN Secretary - General Urges Members to Seat Its Delegate in UN.

Lie’s Plan Would Admit Red China  To Organization   Says All Major Countries Still Rely On United Nations To Neaotiate World Problems

No World Peace Seen Until UN Seats Red Chinz   Secretary Of UN Demands End To China Problem

2 Barriers Stand In Way of Peace  U. N. Secretary Lists Chi nese Situation and Rus sian Boycott WOULD END COLD WAR  Formosa Reports ‘Commun   WOULD END COLD WAR   Formosa Reports Communist China About to Invade Tachen Islands

UN Members Hear Lie Appeal On China Issue   Savs Return Of Russians — Needed For Progress ‘Yoward World Peace

Lie Feels World Peace Now Hangs in Balance  Return of Russians   Return of Russians To Meetings Is Necessary, He Says

Lie Demands U.N. Settle China Dispute   Says Progress Depands on Seating Red Chino, Getting Russians Bock in Meetings

Seating of Red China in U. N. Ts Urged by Lie   Appeal Directed to ~ Nations for End of Cold War

LIE EXPLAINS PEACE PLAN   Letters To U.N. Members Ask Support Of 10-Point Proposal.

Lie Urges Seating Red China in UN  Secretary-General Asks Support of 10-Point Peace Plan

U.N. Head Demands Action   Lie Tells Member Nations Peace Balked By Split Over  Cammuiniet China

Lie Feels World Peace Now Hangs in Balance  Return of Russians To Meetings Is Nececeary, He Save

SEEKS BACKING OF 10-POINT PEACE PLAN   Says Peace Is Impossible Until Reds Are Accepted   SECRETARY - GENERAL   Expresses Confidence That Major Powers Still Rely On United Nations

Says Commies Must Be Seated For World Peace   UN Chief Appeals For Support Of His Program

Lie Appeals For Support of Plan   Says Seating of Red China in U.N. Is  Necessary for Peace

Lie Demands Settlement of China Dispute   UN Secretery-General Calls For Seating of Chinese Communists

Lie Urges Solution Of Chinese Problem   Secretary-General In Plea For Seating OF Red Ching

Red China Now Key To Peace, Lie Tells U.N.   Secretary Plugs Plan To End Cold War

Sen. O’Conor Sees ‘Party Line’ Step As U.N. Nations Get Chief’s Demand For Settlement of League Stalemate

Red China Must Be Seated In UN To Make Progress Toward World Peace, Lie Declares

tive Women Are Beautirul  Almost ‘White ite Nat Tiny "Shangri- -La" Island In Pacific Reported By Aussies  m khaun tierire

Court Gives Judy Coplor New Trial  Declares’ Arrest By FBI Without Warrant— Ulegal

Judith Coplen . Gets New Trial on Technicality   ‘Guilt Evident Says Court, But Arrest Not Plainly Legal

JUDITH COPLON WINS NEW TRIAI   COURT HOLDS HER ARREST ILLEGAL BECSUSE AGENTS DID NOT HAVE WARRANT,

Judith Coplon Gets New Trial   Court Refuses To Deny Alleged Spy’s Guilt

COPLON ARREST RULED ILLEGAL; THOUGH GUILTY   Appeals Court Orders Former Government  Girl Retried

Who's Elected Michigan Governor? Nobody Knows, but G. 0. P. Leads

UN Forces Draw Nearer Capital Of North Koree   Yank Troops Encounter Stubborn Red Mortar, Seal] Arms Fire

First Cavairymer Within 50 Miles Of Red Capital  South Kerean Units   South Kerean Units Pressing Enemy In . Nerthern Territory ©

FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION MEETS RED RESISTA.cE   Troops Run Into Communist Mortar And Machinegun Fire   REPUBLICAN UNITS STILL ADVANCING

CAVALRY FORCES ENEMY RETREAT IN BITTER FIGHT   North Koreans Routed After Mortar Assault 50 Miles From Capital

Cavalrymen Lead Drive  On Commies  Red Troops Forced   Red Troops Forced To Withdraw From Entrenched City

Amerteans Foree Knemy Withdrawal 50 Air Miles  rom ¢ apital (>f Pyongy ang

Allied Troops Meet Strong Red Rishnee   Yanks 50 Air Miles From Pyongyang: Red Supply Lines Blasted

Resistance Of Reds Stronger   North: Koreans: Forced Teo Withdraw: Seutheost OF “Capital.

Stiff Red Resistance Overcome   Some U.N. Forces Within 50 Miles Of Ponsvane

Mail for Miller And Mount Vernon Destroyed by Fire   Missing Plane Is Spotted on Glacier

‘South Pacific’ Takes Pulitzer. . Prize: A. B. Guthrie’s Novel Wins

Million Acres of Cotton May Have to Be Planted Again Because of Floods

WILLIAM FRANKLIN DIES; WAS CITY COUNCILMAN   Beach Commission Head Was Active In Local Politics   Funeral Service, Wednesday : For Dean of City's ‘rgemaianee Boay  Who Died Sunday at Hone

Beach Commission Head Was Active In Local Politics   Funeral Scrvico Wednesday For Dean of City's Legislatlve Body  Who Died Sunday at Home

Security Plan To Check Red: Set In Berlin   War Seale Measures In Effect Tomorrow As Tension Mounts

Allies All Set For Rows in Berlin Sector  Nearly 8,000 Soldier: Ordered on Alert

Berlin Under Armed Safety Plan In West   Allies Take Strong Steps To Avoid Putsch In Red May Day Fete

Security Measures Are Readied By Allies As Berlin Tension Mounts

PLAN PROTECTIVE STEPS IN BERLIN   Red Activity Expected To Flourish May; West Preparing Defenses

West Berlin Chiefs Gird  For Defense   Readies 8000 Troops In Preparation For May Day Putsch

West German Zone Guarded Against Reds   Communist Threats of Invasion Recalled Despite Disavowal

Allies Fear Red Actions During May  In Germany   Protective Force Ready To Oppose Vidlence Efforts

‘Allies Alert iin Berlin for “Red May Day   Strong Protective Measures Taken to Check Communism

Warlike Protective Setup For West Berlin Starts Monday   8,000 Troops Will Be on the Alert For Possible Crucial Russian Pressure

Allies All Set For Rows in Berlin Sector   Nearly 8,000 Soldier: Ordered on Alert To Curb Red Forces

Wisconsin Town. Behind Curtain As Reds Move In   Demonstration Shows How It Would Be Done

UNLESS SENATE SHELVES BILL eee cee   Cain Vows to Continue Rent Filibuster

NLRB Anticipates 1-H Act Repeal In Its Decisions, Denham Charges

Board Rulings Are Challenged by Attorney Denham   Counsel Says He Can Not Agree with Way Officials Are Working

DENHAM ASSAILS NLRB DECISIONS   FEUD BETWEEN BOARD AND ITS GENERAL COUNSEL  FLARES INTO OPEN.

Goal Stated — By President  Tiasinwanmw alle At wnc   Truman Tells Aims  On Leaving Office

Truman Attends Bankers Dinner   ‘Just to Show He Wears No Horns’

Truman Hopes U.S. Will Be On Road to World Peace Prosperity When He Quits

‘Seoul City Sue’ on Air i in Korea, Attempts to Sabotage Yank Moral

Stampede Expected 5.7 nm.   G’wan Home, GI's Told by Red Rroadcaster. ‘Seoul City Sue’

Yankee Troops Only 13 Miles  From Border   American Mustangs’ Battle Indecisive As No Loss Listed

ENEMY PLANES TAIL TO OWN YANK AIRMEN   American Troops Within 13 Miles ‘nt AMAnnehuscin

Enemy Jets, of Undetermined Nationality, Attack Air Force   Climaxes Flare-Up of Aerial Action; 11 Enemy Planes Are Destroved

U.S. Planes Beat Off Soviet Type Aircraft   Neither Side Loses Airships in Jet’s Debut

Appearance Of Enemy Planes Is Surprise  American Forces Now   American Forces Now Within 13 Miles Of Manchuria’s Border

SENATE GROUP FAVORS SOCIAL SECURITY JUMP   Committee Also Votes To Keep Payroll Tax At  Present Level

Senate Committee Seeks Change in Social Security   If Congress Approves Retired Workers Would Get Boost to $49 a Month

Panel Would Delay Payroll Tax Hike   Senate Bill Liberalizes Elicibilitvy for Funds

May Boost Security Benefits   Senate Finance Committee Would Double Pavments.

Senate Ageney Okehs Social Benefit Boost  Ballare Vino’ Wei. ¢.. raed   Ballots 110% Hike in Individual Payments Over Next Decade

Higher Retirement Pay Is Approved  Social Security Changes Mapped

HIKE IN SECURITY BENEFITS VOTEI   SENATE COMMITTER TO REC OMMEND PAY ROLL TAX REMAIN UNCHANGED,

Big Increase In SS Benefits Is Approved   Senate Finance Committee Okays Plan For Boosts

Average May Be Increased. To $49 Month   Committee Also Votes To Freeze Present Tax Until 1956

Committee Votes Bigger Benefits  5 re: i Te Soe re   Would Increase Social Security, Keep Same Tax

‘Converts’ Tell of Disillusionment After Joining Communist Party

United Nations Forced Back ‘About 10 Miles   Estimated 310,000 Reds Believed Ready for Powerful Offensive Next Few Days; Air War Is Stenned Up.

Withdrawal Takes Place on East Front Patrols Skirmish as 310,000 Enemy Troops Mass for Assault Under Grim Attack bv Ful] Allied Air Power

Today's Skies   UN Planes Blast Away  At Commies  oy Bi] ite wt nwa   31 Red Divisions Believed Ready To Bein Attack

Expected To Take   UN Air Force Is 14  Reinforced By  ‘lew 77s Fighters

Allied Planes Blast Away At Positions   Estimated 31 Enemy Divisions - 310,000 Men Believed Ready To Open Powerful Drive; Swarms Of UN Planes Pound At Lines

Chinese And North Koreans Build Up On East Flank And In Centre; 310,000 Reds Ready For Big Drive

Pressure In East  ForcesAlliesBack; Red Patrols Active AlongWholeFront  Spannins Korea

Defenders Fall Back On Eastern Flank In Face Of Attacks By Chinese   Seldom-Used Communist Air Force Believed Ready To Give Support. To Imminent Powerful Offensive

Estimated 31 Enemy Divisions Poised For New  Offensive   INCREASED AERIAL ACTION BY COMMIES

U.N. Troops Withdraw on  Flank Before Massing Reds  Patrols Lance Out Along 150-Mile Front As United Nations Warplanes Blast At Enemy Positions At Front Line, in Rear

Farm Groups Differ Over 8.S. Program   2 Organizations” Ul awesna AAS ee Pee  tren,   2 Organizations” Want Migratory Workers Covered

DYNAMITE CAPS ARE SCATTERED ACROSS SANDS   Consider Closing Beach While Intensive Hunt Is Waged

Dynamite Caps Menace South Haven Bathers   Stolen ‘Booby Traps’ May Close Beach; Boys Held

Truman Taking Crisis in Stride; Says U.S. 1s Not at War But Policing for UN

“We Are Not at War,’ Says Relaxed Harry S. Truman Who Gives Reporters the Impression That the Situation is Well in Hand

Harriman Says Taft Voting Aids Red Aims   Ohio Senator Hits Charge as Politics With Truman OK

Taft Charges Administration Appeasement   Ohio Senator Declares Truman Policy Helps Reds Build Militarily

imanites ommies  fF . By ee ee   Ohio § fe "a Says Administration Helped”: mild Red's Armed Miaht

Taft Charges Appeasement Of Commies   Senator Says Truman Policy Helps Build Russia’s Micht

Taft Accuses-Tru-mien Of Helping To Build Russia’s Military Power

Senator Taff Says Democrats Appease Reds   Chinese Communists Aided More by U.S. Than USSR, Is Claim

‘Taft Says Administration Appeasing ‘Reds. Helping to Build Soviet Miqht

Sen. Taft Says Democrats Are Appeasing Reds  inese By State Department

Taft Charges Reds Appeased   Says Administration Helped Build Soviet Military Strength

laff Unleashes Red Aid Charge Against Truman  Ching Communists Helped More 2 by U.S.

Solons Try to Boost Low Incomes With Varied Social Program; Construction Plans Suggested

\Plan to Boost Earnings Of Millions Put Forward   iSenate-House Economic Group Charts Program Designed to improve Lot of Nation’s Low-Income Families — Says Proposed Steps, If Taken, Would Safeguard U.S. Against “Fomentation of Political Movements.”:

SOLONS WOULD AID THE POOR   Broad Program Outlined Te Boost Wages of LowIncome Families

Congress Group Charts New Program   Program To Boost Earnings Of Low Income Families

Plans Drawn To Aid Lower Income Group   Program Would Assist 16,000,000 American Families to Improve Their Earning Power

Low-Income Folk Given Attention Of Capital Group   Senate-Hour Group Charting Program To Boost Earnings

Plan To Assist Low-Income Families Urged  Senate-House Group Offers Program To Lift Earnine Power

Unions Take No Action on Strike  Three Brotherhoods Resume Discussions

Belgian Workers Cry For Death Of Exiled King   Demonstration Staged In Brussels by 15,000; New Setup For Greece

Belgians Riot Against King;  Strike Called   Greeks Get New Cabinet: Slavs To Vote For Tito: Chinese Jittery

MARCHED IN FORCE   New Trouble in Belgium Acainst Return of King Leopold

Coal Shortage Grips Carolinas With Icy Hand   Many Towns Report Fuel Scarcity Has Become Alarming

Close Windows at Post Office Here At Earlier Hours  Deeper Cut in Service Ordered vy P OQ Denartmen

Grads lob Prospects Dim   Labor Department Urges Student to Continue

WESTBROOK PEGLER   New York—A-Bomb: O’Dwyer May Find Calm In Mexico

Jap Labor Leader Hints Strike May Be Called Despite MacArthur Ban

Wiley Blasts Back At Four Demo Opponents   Senior Senator Is ‘Appalled At Tactic: Of Four Frightened Demo Candidates’

Nominate 28 For Peace Prize  President Truman And Gen. Marshall Includec

Enlisted Reservists With Four or More Dependent: Not To Be Recalled

iD bin Wiemann abe ene earn ee ie isd  MRS. HENRY FORD GOES TO HOSPITAL

Yank Armor Slugs At Red Invaders in Full-Scale Combat   Spearhead of North Korean Force Now 100 Miles inside Border as Action Increases

Second American Battalion Encircled by Flanking Red Columns South of Chonan — Reported Communist Atrocities Confirmed,

Tanks Aiding U. S. Troops Locked In Crucial Battle To Save Vital Defense Line

Battle Scene Just North Of Kum River Line  Second American Army Battalion.

REPORT LOSS OF $100   Twé Armed Men Robbed Mr. an Mra. 0, S. Raker at Store

HURL ) IN CAMPAIGNS AROUND OHIO.   Four Prinetpal Candidates,, Seeking Election November 7,. Sneak on Communism, Mondy, Highways. = o

Reporter in Group Tells Plight Colorado Brush Fire Traps 39 or More at Ranch House

Search Bill Up For Vote Today  Measure Survives -Vigorous Attack

U. S. GHQ AND AIRFIELD ARE THREATENED   M’Arthur Confirms Breakthrough. U. S. Sends Bombers Into Air Raids on North Korean Towns.  Si tueee ear

SOME UNITS  ARE REPORTED MOVING OUT   Truman Announces Authorization At. White House Meet

Suwon GHO Threatened By Breakthrough   North Korean Tank: Penetrate 15 Miles Past Han River Defense Positions

AIRFIELD ARE THREATENED   M’‘Arthur Confirms Breakthrough. U. S. Sends Bombers Into Air Raids on North Korean Towns.

Aluminum Die Casting Plant For Arkansas   Company To Move From California To Near Hot Springs

Senator Says F reeing of  Loyalty Files Political Act   McCarthy Says FBI Reports Should Be Opened Too; Trumar Reverses First Stand

Truman's Act Without Freeing F. B. . Files Assailed By M Carthy   Senator Will File Strong Objections To President's Limited Unveiling of Records.

Big Steel Pay Offer Watched  Raise May Bring Or New Price Boosts

Murray To Begin Steel Pay Talks  CIO Head, U. S. Steel In Wane Hike Meeting

Murray Opens Parley ToGet Hike In Wages   CIO. Chief-DemandsSubstantial Boost For Steel Workers -

USS. Steel, Murray Open Wage Talks °   Rest Of Industry Waits For Leader's Decision On Issue

SOLON WOULD QUIZ FBI HEAD ON AMERASIA   Knowland’s Question: On Case Referred To McGrath by Hoover

Knut Wants F.B:t-heatl To Undergo Questioning in Public Session: With Senate

California Senator Wants Amerasia Case Aired;  , Hoover Carries His Demand To Attorney General

Proposes FBI Chief Be Called to Testify  hh Amerasia Case   Senator Knowland Believes He Could Clear Some Puzzling Aspects

QUIZ FBI HEAD ON AMERASTA   Knowland's Questions On Case Referred To McGrath by Hoover

FBI Chief May » Appear Before senate Solon Seeks Report  On Amerasia Case

Urges Senate Quiz Hoover On Amerasia   Knowland Suggests Public Session After FBI Chief Refers His Questions to McGrat!

Hoover Asked To Testify on Amerasia Case  Series of Questions Submitted to Directors Of FBI on Documents

FBI Director May Know of ‘Cover Up   Knowland Proposes Public Hearing to Unearth Spies

Slot Shipment Ban Planned   Interstate Traffic In Devices Included

MERCURY DIPS TO 20   Lowest Temperatures in State Reported at Leavenworth

Invaders Poise 15 Divisions, Some  150.000 Men. Along Battlefront

Giant Parade Sets Off Week Of Top Events  anarama’ Pacea   ‘Panarama’ Pageant To Climax Opening Day's Festivities

Giant Parade Sets Off Week Of Top Events   ‘Panorama’ Pageant To Climax Opening Dav's Festivities

2 Newsp apers Are Combined In Birmingham   Post Absorbs Morning AgeHerald, Moves To News Building

W. T. LEMON FIRST   Brings Earliest Acceptec Load of Wheat to Law rence Elevator

COURT DIVIDES ON UNION-OATH   4-4 Vote Parallels Split Month Ago On Same  Question

Heavy-Hearted, Tearful ‘Julie? Waits Release Of Imprisoned ‘Romeo’ For Start Of ILStarred Honeymoon

Father's Curse Instead of Blessing   Honeymoon Finally Ends in Prison

Allies Renew Drive After Week’s Lull   Yanks, British Probe Northward in Short Stabs as Reds Offer Only Light Resistance

Little Opposition As Yanks, British Break 5-Day Lull   Gain Four Miles In First Three Hours of Drive

New Drive Northward Is Started   Renewed Offensive Breaks 5-Day Lull In Ground Fighting; Also Hit From Air

Allied Ground Forces Advance In New Drive.  Initial Gains of 2 Miles Are Made

Drive Breaks Five-Day Lull In Ground Wai  Communist Retreat   Communist Retreat Puzzles UN Forces

Break 5-Day Lull With New Gains In Northwest   Marines Advance Five Miles, Seize Vital Power Plant In Drive Toward Main Reservoir

Allied Forces Continue To Push North   Air Blow Knocks Out Enemy Ridges; Marines Seize Plant

New Drive Breaks Five-Day Lull In Fighting — U. S. Marines, British Infantry Attack After Air Power Works On Red Supply Lines

ALLIES MARK UP NEW GAINS   Push Forward In Renewed Offensive Against Korean Reds

New Drive Breaks Lull In Fighting   Infantry Forces Push Forward In Northwest Korca

INITIAL GAINS OF 3 MILES REPORTED   Reds Withdraw Abruptly Tc Wooded Area  AMERICANS   Push Off From Chongchon Bridgehead; Marines Advance Toward Dam

Senator Sees Gaming Ties   Capehart Says Probe Shows “Unofficial? Bond

Gamblers Use Work  Agreement   Probers Reveal ‘Meetine of Minds’

CAPEHART THINKS HIGHUP GAMBLERS LOOSELY UNITED   Says They May Not Have A Syndicate But A ‘Meeting Of Minds’   M’FARLAND WARNS ABOUT JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS

Soviets Plan Jo Reoceupy  Korea, Claim   Airfields Are Being Built

RUSSIANS MAY RETURN TROOPS TO-THE NORTHERN KOREA AREA   Indications Point To Re-occupation; Airports Are Key

First Color TV Suit Filed by Pilot Radio; Injunction Is Asked  Manufacturers Reassure Public That Present Set

Over Half A Million New Workers  Labor Dept. Report Increase In U. S.   Labor Dept. Reports Increase In U. S. Payrolls

PRICE PROPS ~ REMOVED FROM HOG MARKETS   Support Funds Lacking at Time : of Expected Heavy : Selling.

Supports End On Hog Market  Finances Run Out; ¢ .  LDHDIVY wanind

Support of Hog Prices Is Ended   Program Expires for Lack of Funds as April Opens

Milk Strike Negotiations Still Futile  Dealers & Union MeetAcainTodav

Storm Called One Of Worst In State’s History   Huron, Mitchell, Aberdeen Completely Cut Off By Blizzard: Work To Re.  ’ * * atare Cammuinicatiana

Storm Called One Of Worst In State’s History   Huron, Mitchell, Aherdeen Completely Cut Off By Blizzard; Work To Restore Communications

Lybrook’s Condition  Unchanged   Still On Critical List In Tlasuijtal

PRIEST THOUGHT BURGLAR KILLED   CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN SHOT TO DEATH WHILE ESCORTING GIRL HOME

Priest Is Mistaken For Burglar, Shot   Hit in Shoulder by .22 Walking With Woman in Chicago

PRIEST SLAIN; WAS MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR   ‘Householder Fires on Pastor Escorting Woman Home Through Passageway.

Chicagoan Kills Priest In Alley  Clergyman Mistaken For House Burglar

RAP BRITISH FOR SPY CASE RESTRICTIONS   Scotland Yard Agent: to Stand by When Yanks Quiz Fuchs.

Fuchs Spy Case Draws Griticism   Senators Speak Out Against Great Britain

Rap British For Lack of Help In Fuchs Case  Forced To Exert Pressure To Even Get

Senators Rap Britain On Atomic Spy Case   Say FBI Restricted In Quizzing Convicted Spy Klaus Fuchs

Three Senators Assail Britain  Full Cooperation  Da Enns fncw Thank

Senators Seek Quiz of Fuchs   Trio Raps Britain For Limited Okeh

Great Britain Assailed For Failure To Cooperate In Klaus Fuchs Spy Case   Spy Probers To Study Loyalty Files Next Week

Palo Alto County Conference   (including games of Jan. 6)   TWO COMPOSITION CONTESTS

PROBABLY GOT SOAKED   Trusties Walked Away From Honer Farm in Last Night’a Rain

Conferees Work Desperately On Income Measure   Tax-Boosting Bill Standinc In Way of Adjournment By End of Week

4 Die As Piane Falls And Burns  Three Soldiers And One Civilian Perish

Acheson Faces Delicate Move In Mediation  Must Distinguish Between Peace and Appeasement

Acheson To Reject Red Appeasement  Russia To Propose Seating of Re Ching In UN

U.S. Réceives Copy of Stalin Reply to Nehru   Response Expected to Re-State U. §. Terms For Korean Solution

Stalin Reportedly Wants China Reds in U.N. for Peace  Copy of Answer to Nehru’s Proposal —

US Leaders Get Copy Of Reply   Terms Offered By Stalin For Peace  Are Not Disclosed

Nehru Tries fo Seltle. Korean War Differences   Copy of Stalin's Reply Now Is Studied in Washincicn.

Stalin Replies To Nehru’s Peace Attempt   US Receives Copy Of Report Demanding UN To Admit Red China

A STALIN ANSWER   Russia Reported to Demand Seating of Chinese Reds In U. N. As Peace Price

Millions Of People Are Neutral In War Of Words Between The United States and Communist Russia

Sherman Sworn In As Chief of Navy  Gets Commission   Gets Commission After Senate Okay

NAVY SWEARS IN ADM. SHERMAN   Flag’Officer Now Officially Naval Chief

President Not Expected to Call For ‘Tax Increase at This Time, Says Lucas

Congress Plays Grim ‘Put and Take’ Game   Defense Spending, Higher Taxes Bring About New Maneuverina

Congress to Act On Defense, Tax ‘Crisis’ Bills   Excess Profits Measure To Impose 75% Duty

Two Great Money Bills To Congress   One Would Add, the Other Would Take Away From Treasury

Attention Turns To Huge Defense Spending Steps   Congress Slated To Stamp Approval For Excess Profits Tax

Monetary Bills Before Congress  :   Two New Measures Impose Still Heavier Taxes

Tax, Defense Funds Hold Attention  Congress Ready To Speed Action As Crisis Spreads

Tax And Defense Measures Before Congress‘ Today   Crisis-Conscious Lawmakers Expected To Act This Week.

rieavier laxes Seen Heavier [axes Seen  (Congress Turns Attention To  Huge Defense Spending Bill

TAX, DEFENSE BILLS AT ISSUE   Congress Scans Plans To Levy $3,400,000,000, Spend $17,850,000,000.

Crisis- Conscious Solons Giving Closest Allention’ To Tax And Defense Bills

CRISIS-CONSCIOUS CONGRESS Huge Spending, Tax Bills Hold Attention Of U.S. Harried Legislators This Week

Congress Work: On Defense, Tax Measures   Two New Bills Indicators Of Higher Tax Burdens

Taxes Occupy Lame Ducks  Congress Is Eager ‘To Pass War  ‘Measures

LEONA ANDERECK, DELLA JOYCE HOSTESSES TO PAST WORBRLE GRANDS. JULY 10

MRS. EMMA ROSS, MRS. LENA DIXON HOSTESSES TO PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB

  LEONA McCLELLAND, JESSIE  WooD CO-HOSTESSES TO PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB

Enemy’s New River Bulge Sull Holds   Communists Lose Much Materiel

Red Artillery  Blasts Taejon   First Cavalry Sets Up New Beachhead; Another Division Sent In at Pusan

U.S. Troops On Offensive   25th Division Ashore, Has Hit Enemy; Intention to Absnden Taejon Dropped

Fresh Gls Rush To Block Reds   Beacheads by 2 Divisions Relieve Some Pressure on Defenders of Taejon, But Red Artillery Begins Barrage of City

la rent Effort to Block lew North Korean Drive   A YANKEE BEACHHEAL  Communist Troops Have Been ‘ Pushed Farther Back From Yangdok

New Beachheat Broadened by First Cavalry   Reds Putting Heavy Squeeze on Taejon— Seek to Halt Drive

la rent Effort to Block Korean Drive   A YANKEE BEACHHEAD  Communist Troops Have Been“ Pushed Farther Back From Yangdok

Still Hold Taejon   25th ‘Tropic Lightning’ Division To Pusan To Reinforce Defenders

First Cavalry Expanding Its Hold Swiftly   Reds’ Guns Hammer Gis' Line at Taejon hut 24th Stands Firm

Fresh American Troopers Rush Inland in Korea   First Cavalry Division Expands Beachhead to Cover Northern Koreans Who Are Moving South; Reds Put Heavy Squeeze on Taejon.

First Cavalry Moves ToHalt NewRedPush   Two American Divisions Establish Beachhead In Korea Battle

3-Day Sharonville School Row Ends  Normal! Classes Resume Monday

120.000 Commies Seeking Soft Spots On Long Perimeter   South Koreans Forced Back Mile and Half on Eastern End of Front as Enemy Launches New Attack: Marine Planes Kill 500 Red Troops

‘Relentless Push Being Made At Heavy Cost   Air Force Summary Claims 1200 Reds Killed by Plane Bombs, Rockets and Machinegun Fire in Two Days.

Commie Gains Made At High Cost In Lives   Air Force Accounts For 1,200 Invaders In Two Day Period

Drive Costs Foe Heavily As 1,200 Reported Killed By U.S. Planesin Two Days

South Koreans. Retreat After Heavy. Attacks   Push On Pohang Costing Commies; Allicd Air Force Says 1200 Killed

North Korean Forces May Reach 150,000; Hunt Spot for Drive To Solit Beachheod

Fronis In Other Sector Quiet; Planes Hit Hard  ‘Battle Mountain’ Chanaes Hands Asai:

Pohang Continues Point Of Immediate Peril, But There Are No Signs Enemy Will Push Defenders Into Sea

Reds’ Push Is Costing Many Lives  Planes Kall 1,200 In Last Two Dav.

Pohang Attack  Forces UN to  Withdraw Mile 1,200 Commies  Killed by Plane Bombs, Rockets

U.N. to Hear China Reds’ Plaint Today   Surprise Meeting Slated by Council In Formosan Case

CHINA REDS 60 BEFORE UN TODA’   Will Charge U. 8. With Arrression

TO SPEAK AT UNIVERSITY  Alexander J. Belford Will Be in ._ Lawrence, August 3

TO SPEAR AT UNIVERSITY Alexander J. Retford Will Re is  Lawrence. turcunt %

LAST TRAIN WRECK VICTIM IDENTIFIEL   Woman Killed in Crash as Mother, Just Arrived From Cuba, Waited for Her In Home.

Pope Urges Coalition To Bring Peace   Pontiff Calls For Vast Action To Avert War

Wy, R, COCHENOUR HEADS COUNCIL.  Mrs. Mary Alice Dieh! Elected Secretary OF

Thirty-Seven Saved From Death In Atlantic After Aircraft Crashed

Planes And Ships In Widespread Search For 28 Others Feared Dead   Chartered Plane Carrying Puerto Ricans To New York, "Ditched” 300 Miles Off Miami.

37 Men Are Rescued by Destroyer Escort; Group Is Made up of Puerto Rican Workers.

Expert, However, Doubts ‘Break’ In the Market  Brannan Does Not ri as m™ sae kao

LACK OF Ghat TO KILL PROP AT MIDNIGHT   New Program Will Be Set Up as Soon as Congress Provides Money.

Little Blonde Located Nude In Snake Infested Pennsylvania Woodland

G. E. WALKOUT ORDER Electric Workers Balk ~ At CIO’s Strike Call

Bklyn DA Seeks To Reveal Police Captain's Probe   Will Try to Prove Officer Was Not Subjected to Any “Witch Hunt”

Shoppers Hurt As Armed Man Creates Panic  , Gunman Shoots Self While Being Chased In New York Store

Shots in Store Cause Panic  Negro Blazes Away At Pursuers, Caught

FIRES THREE TIMES _ Armed Man Scares 1,000 Shoppers in Gotham Store

FRANCE AGAINST ARMED GERMANY   Acheson Confident Some Satisfactory Plan Can Be Devised

France Stands Firm Against Arming Reich   Acheson Predicts Eventual Agreement On Defense Plan

French Balk Over Arming German Units   Moch’s Views Not Harmonious With Those Of Acheson

France Adamant in Opposing German Divisions in Defense   Moch Makes Statement After. Acheson Says Democracies to Work Out Arfangements

BUT ANOTHER AED ASSAULT ~— SWIPED OUT   American Artillery Stops Landing On WNaktong River.

Reds Make New Minor Advances in North-Sector   AP Writer Thinks Foe Unable to Mount Major Offensive

renckvion      American Artillery Breaks Up Attempt To Get Boatloads of Commies Across River

TAEGU IS SAFE FOR PRESENT, OFFICERS SAY   Defensive Victories For U.S. May Be Final Critical Test For Allies

Reds Shift Strength to East Front   North Koreans. Wiped Out of  Teeau Sactor

Invaders Shift Strategy After Taegu Beatings   Top U. S. Generals Fly To Pohang For First-Hand Check On New Threats

Invaders Strike at U.N. Right   Communists Capture Town Held By South Forces

Invaders In Kigye; Defenders Retreat   Red Penetration On Central Front Wiped Out By Allied Forces There

Reds Take Kigye in  New Drive   South Koreans Withdraw Two Miles After Thrust  Along Northeast Front   CONTINUE AIR ATTACK   Communists Appear To Be Still Building Up For An All-out Drive

Hit Northeast End of Front   Another Red Penetration North of Taegu Wiped Outs Reda Ease on Teagu Front

Reds Take Kigye By Sharp Attack   Break At Northeast End Of Line Brings Top Il. S. Generals To Pohand Area

South Korea Forces Lose In Northeast  AP Correspondent Says Diinsnnwuta Tinaws Becdad   AP Correspondent Says Desperate Days Ended For U. N. Divizions

COMMUNISTS SHIFT STRONG FORCES TO EAST COAST SECTOR   Americans Wipe Out Last Bridgehead Across Naktong In Northeast of Taegu; South Koreans Forced To Fall Back At Kigye In Shift of Tactics.

Enemy Driven Back Again In Push On Taegu   Foe Now 8 Miles North Of Pohang

Reports Were Wrong nee Yanks Evacuate Suwor —~Then Have to Go Back

hiGlinMiAn 6H FLIGHT Suwon Yanks Flee, Burn Secret Data-and All for Nothing

Public, Asked fo Help, May Question Failure of U. S. Intelligence in Korea

GM Men Vote Union Shop  Workers Approve   Workers Approve Move 8 to 1; Opens Way for Bargaining

Pa. Draft Quotas For January And February Doubled   10,961 Men To Be Callec Into Service Under  Increased Needs

Russia Defeated In Try To Prevent  Study Of Chinese Communists’ Rise

Reds Defeated In UN Battle Over China   Nationalists Win On Charge Of Russian Help

Wanted to Prevent Consideration of National China Charges   BY A VOTE OF 11 TO 2    Soviets Also Fail to Keep ) Greek-Balkan Question Off Agenda

Acheson Urges Broad Powers For Assembly  Russian Effort To Block UN Study Of Ohine leecrae Enile

Reds Defeated In UN Battle Over China  Nationalists Win On Charge Of

Reds Beaten On Agenda For U.N...   Fail in Every Effort To Keep Major Issues From Discussion In Assembiv bv 11. to 2

Wanted to Prevent Consid eration of National Chime  Charges   BY A VOTE OF 11 TO ;   Soviets Also hey, to Keer Greek-Balkan Question sy Agenda

Russia Defeated In Bid to Curb Chinese Charge   Reds Wanted General Assembly To By-Pass Issue

Defeat Russia In UN on The  China Charges   Consider That Soviet Union Had  Aided The Reds

Acheson Plan Would Give UN Military Power  America Calls for Prompt Action on Aaarescion Anywhere

Russia Loses 3 Votes On U. N. Agenda   Steering Unit Beats Vishinsky Demands

Russia Defeated In Effort Today  Would Prevent Study Of China’s Charges

Defeat Russiai Move to Block China Charges   U.N. to Consider Nationalist Accusation of Aid to Reds

Russia Meets Adverse U. N. Vote; Plan Offered   Charges Of Aiding Chinese Communists Te Be Studied: Acheson Gives Proposal

Assembly fo Air Charges Soviets Backed Rebels   Russ Defeated In Attempt fo Block Discussion

Russia Fails to Block Charges in Assembly   Defeated by [1 to 2 UN Vote in “ul to Bar Nationalist China's Claims  That Soviet Union Aided Commu-:  nicts to Gain Power.    ACHESON PRESENTS PLAN   Congressional Recess Near;  Truman Pleased With Work

Two Russian Moves Beaten By UN Vote   Acheson Offers New Four-Point Peace Proposal

United Nations General Assembly Defeats Latest Russian Maneuvers   ruman Passes _ Ball fo UN. On 38th Poser

 ASSEMBLY —  Reds Lose UN Tilt Over China   ‘ACHESON HAS. 4-POINT PLAN

SOIL COMMISSION MAKES HISTORY   Is First District To Own Its Own Office

PRISONER “DIES AFTER FIGHT AT MENARD PRISON   Champaign Man Succumbs Yesterday From Wounds Suffered in Friday Ratela.

Our Units Pushing Deep Into Enemy-Held Territory   American Combat Troops Meeting Only '" jahtest Opposition" in Taejon Area

Weary Reds Forced Back  [n Taejon Area   Heavy Losses And Need For Supplies Weaken Communists

Deep Thrust In Enemy-Held Area Reported   American Troops Turn Tables On Exhausted Reds

Counter-Attacking U. S. Troops Thrust Deep into Red Line   Exhausted Invaders Driven Back as Planes Take Heavy Toll of Reinforcements

Security Boss Post Will Go To American   Ministers Select 12-Mar Committee to Speed West Defense

Truman Plans Long Message   War Measures Proposed To Congress Likely Will Be Moderate

'GGP Senators To Blast I Democrat Deninciation  \Of iiicCarthy In Red Sift

American Morale in Korea Good. Correspondent Says   Commies Must Be Stopped--Lie

Net Results: of Korean Campaign Better Than They Look, Morin Says

Net Results of Tough ‘Campaign Not So Dark; ‘Korea Wants No Master

Net Results Not AsBadAsThey Look InKorea   Military Victory Out  Of Question; Pfannin Now For Lancer View

\With Gls Fighting Mad, Chinese Will ‘Pay Hich Price for Future Gains

Cost of Victory High for Chinese   US to Keep Pressure on Korea Even If Troops Are Driven Off Land

U. S. Gains Stature With Japanese Despite Reverses— Korean Results Better Than They Seem. Reporter Sav:

Results In Korea   Slow Grinding Retreat Certain  But China Must Pay Big Price

Results Better Than They Look On Korean Front  Americans Mad Clean SS Femelle Sem frts

PoTToAY .Wahrices      Returned Correspondent Tells Of U. S. Determination To Stem Communist Tide In Face Of Hordes Of Attackers

CLEAR VICTORY OUT—  GIs’ Spirit Runs High Despite New Reverses In Korean Campaign

Net Results of Korean Campaign Not as Dark As They Look, Veteran Correspondent Says

U.N. Lacks Members to Win Clear-Cut Korean Victory   But Net Results Are Better Than They Appear

Results of Heart-Breaking War In Korea Better Than They Look   Clear-Cut Victory Impossible and Eighth Army May Be Driven Out By Sheer Weight of Numberc-—But U.S. Gains Stature in Orient:

Picture in Korea  Far from Fadeout  Troop Morale High, Fight To Continue

Net Results Of Campaian In Korea Better Than They Look, Says Writer

Army Calls On Reserves To Fill Officer Ranks      Allied Morale Holds Up In Far East   By RELMAN MORIN

Army’s Morale Is Good   U.S, Troops Have Not Lost Spirit in Setback. And Prestige Remains Strong Among Japanesi

Outlook In Orient—No. 1 Correspondent Says Net Results In Korea Better Than Appear

CRISIS NOT AS BAD AS SEEMS GI Morale in Korea Good Despite Setback

Reds Set For Big New Blow   7,500 FOR MARCH  Army Calls Guard Reserve Officers   KoreaResultsBetter ThanTheyLook

Net Results of Heart-Breaking Korea Fight Said "Better Than They Look,” But Clear-Cut Military Win Out of Question

War Will Continue Even If Allies  Are korced To Evacuate All Korea

Net Results in Korea  Not All Bad   No Pessimism, Morale High, Troops Prove They’r Best, Japs Still Strong For Americans

Net Results Of U. N. Campaign In. Korea Are Better Than They Look   Veteran Reporter Says Heart-Breaking Experiences Have Left The Soldiers Mad Rather Than Pessimistic.

Enemy Probes For Soft Spot; Patrols Spar   Gls NOT LOW, SIMPLY MAD  War Scribe Says All Not Black For U.N. Forces in Korean Ficht

Clearcut Military Victory.in War Seems Unlikely  GI Morale in Korea High

Morale Good, Results In Korea War Are Better Than They Look   Bv RELVIAN YVIORIN

Finn President ls Re-elected   Anti-Communist Juho Paasikivi lb Named For Second Term

Keeps Helm In Finland   ai & £44460 24%4  ’ Paasikivi, Anti-Red, Reelected President  A Pénw Und Cawmcintiom

FINNISH CHIEF ~ AS RE-ELECTED   ‘Juho Poasikivi, Anti-Commu. nist, Wins Bitter Fight To Retain Office

Ist Reports Indicate No Damage   Temblor Occurs At 3:04 a.m. Today

Jessup In Tokyo For Conference  With MacArthm   Roving Ambassador To Make Formosa Visit During Far East Tour   MANY COUNTRIES TO BE SURVEYED

Superior Area Resembles Dead Of Winter   Waist-Deep Snow Covers Ground; Many Schools Closed,  Cars Stranded

Potash Workers To End Strike   Company Spokesman Says 3 Firms Will  Accept Union Terms

SCUPHICU Ubilivtal  Strike in New Mexico Stops Supply of Vital  Fertilizer Inoredient

Reds Get Aid From Marshall Plan States   Senators Kem And Jenner Flay Plan. As Bia ‘Swindle’ '

Fears U. S. Helps  To Arm Russians  Says Marshall Plan -Area Joins Trade

AEM SAYS ALLIES SEND REDS ARMY   ACCUSFS BRITAIN, FRANCE AND BELGIUM OF SUPPLYING WAP MATERIALS

Far-Reaching Court Ruling Frees Bridges   Union Leader Released As Jurists Reverse Harris Decician

Bridges Goes Free In Appellate Court  Voids Revocation Of $25,000 Bail

ilgeregyeimpaigtanase. <n... .omanimnungpiaycedisete CHILD CANCER VIOTIM APPEARS DOOMED

Ex-Governor Morgan Dies  Heart Attack Fatal   Heart Attack Fatal At Naval Hespital

43 SCHOOL DIS'TS PROTEST METHOD, PECCING STIRSIDY   Anthracite Dis’ts Complain Value Fixed on Coal Lands Is High   SCHEDULE HEARINGS   To Distribute. Over 100 Million On Basis Of Board’s Recommendation

New Bazookas Rushed To Korea  New Type Much More Powerful Than Ones

UE PROTEST MARCH 15 SET   Expect Other Unions Te Join; Malleable Work er Replevins Tools

Yank Columns 85Miles Apart   Communists Send Reinforcements to Battered City 

Allied Forces Make Big Gains In Southeast   Communists Throw “Rehabilitation” Troops Into Fray

4 MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY FOR CHARITY   Highly Respected For Philosophie Wisdom; Faith Was Firm

S SSSR OPS Bey eS  Samuel Fels Built Up Huge Fortune from Family F ormala

Marines Fight Way Out Of Trar   Presence of Chinese Reds in N. Korea Taken For Granted

Hit lwon On Korea’s East Coast   Seventh Division Strikes For Border

Division Plans_  ™ a hs aah eile pt weSiia ‘se Sa Se  Of Manchuria

U.S. 7th Division Forces Will Sweep Clear to Border    Landing Made at Iwon As Reds increase Resistance

American Forces Io Drive To Border   Seventh Infantry Lands Unopposed As Reds Battle UN Push Toward Manchuria

Fresh Troops Vow fo Push On to China   7th Division Told to Destroy Foe to Stem Reqrouping

New Amphibious Landingby Yanks   Seventh Division Goes Ashore on East Coast: Pushes for Manchurian Border

US Troops Hit Nearer Manehuria   More Chinese Found As Furious Counterattacks Are Slowing Advances   ‘REDS ATTACK IN REAR   One Group of Marines Is Reported Surrounded, Fighting Is Confused

They’re Still  Embarrassed Suspicious Officials  Are Convinced Now

Suspicious Customs And Postal Men Embarrassed Over Innocent Latiar<

FREE WORK PROBE REOPENING FRIDAY   State Attorney General to Have Starring Role

Holiday Death Toll Over 500   Traffic Deaths Under  Estimates But Others.

Traffic Deaths Under Prediction   Figure Breaks Record For Labor Day Period

Traffic Fatalities Well Below Figure Predicted by Safety Council ; State Counts 22 Dead

512 Killed In Holiday Accidents   Traffic Fatalities Under Predicted Total; Figure Also Below 1949 Total

Aratiic Fatalities Lead Way  Holiday Accidents Take Lives Of 513

ILLINOIS HAS 19 FATALITIES ON HIGHWAYS   Nation’s Labor Day Weekend Accidental Déath Toll Is 551.

QVER 500 LIVES LOST IN HOLIDAY   Traffic Fatalities Lead With %1 = Killed — Sixty-Five Drowned, Others In Miscellaneous Accidents.

Weekend Accident Toll Totals 55]   Traffic Fatalities Alone Number 381; Three Die in Kansas

Holiday Death Toll Rises to Over 500   Fatal Accidents Claim One of Bigges' Records in History With Traffic Mis. haps Resulting in Most Victims Al.  - though Below Forecasts. .   i6é DEAD IN NEW ENGLAND

One of Biggest Tolls On Record 912 In U. S. Die Violently ‘During Three-Day Holiday

Week end Toll Record Of 551   Motor Fatalities Down From Last Year, Others Up

‘More Than 500 Persons Lose Lives In ‘Violent Accidents Over Long Weekend

At Least 551 Persons Die in Holiday Mishaps  Traffic Deaths Drop - Below 1949 Fiaure *

399 Die in Traffic Mishaps, Survey Shows Holiday Accident Death Toll Passes 500; New High Mark

U.S. Breaks With Bulgars Over ‘Spying   American-Satellite Tie Plummet to New Low As Charges Fly

ahi men Tomes  Action H Yet Employed In Red Bioc Crisis.  Indignities Cailed ‘Nntalaonhia’ Ry

Faith Held For Future, Truman Says  At Ceremony   President Affirms Strong Confidence  In Nation’s Power

Truman Dedicates Baltimore Airport  Hails Development As Proof ef Future

Truman Cites  Peace Outlook  Now Brighter Dedicates Baltimore  ‘Airport And Voices  Confidence In Biatare

Officers Say Marine Reservists Adequately Trained Despite Complaints from Several Cities

Marines Deny Any Reserves Sent fo Combat Untrained   All Men Carefully Screened Before Combat Assignment

Marine Group Finds No Evidence of Sending Men Into Battle Without Proper Training   Montana Petitions

AUTHORITIE ACT TO SAYE COAL SUPPL!   Rationing Becomes Effective In New York; Pennsylvania Feeling Pinch.

Report Business Outlook for 1950 Clearing Nicely  Strike Brings Fright, No Lasting Damaqe

‘50 BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD, SAY EXPERTS   Mine Shutdowns Brought Fright, But No Damage

1950 BUSINESS LOOKS BETTER   LUQRS BETIER  Clearing Up ‘After Mine Strike Ends, Prosperity Forecast  NO LASTING DAMAGE

Outlook for Business Is  Held Good   Only Favorable Pros. pect, Says One WellKnown Economist

Anthracite Miners Reach Agreements, May Bring Peace      Business Outlook In 1950 Prosperous

Business Outlook Seen As Clearing Of Strike Clouds   Mine Shutdown Said To Have Brought Only Bad Fright

Outlook Rosy For Business  Coal Strike Damag: - Not Lasting, Belief

1950 Assumes Cheerful Outlook hee Riise As Coal Settlement Clears Economic Clouds

OUTLOOK CLEARS WITH BUSINESS MOVING UPWARD   President's Econom ic Advisors Stick By Forecast For Pros perity In -1950—In. come And‘ Consum:  er Spending Hold.

Bright View Is Sein For *50 U.S. Economy  Truman’s Council Says Coal Walkout Rut A Rrief Cland

SWINGS TO BRIGHT SIDE — Year’s Business Prospects, Clouded   - By Coal Strike, Looking Good Again

Coal Strike Over, Business Outlook LooksGoodAgain   Mine Shutdown Br Brings gs Bad Fright But No Lasting Damage, Experts Say

Good Future For Business Is Forecast  By Advisers   National Economic Picture Is Brighter Since End Of Strike

1950 Economic Outlook ‘Takes On Brighter Hue; Slump May Be Averted

Economic Outlook In U.S. Is Good   Strikes Could Upset Favorable Prospects

Blundering Mismanagement Laid To Truman By Dirksen Thinks People Turn To GOP

esses World Peace: avs Truman ‘Errs’   GOP ‘Salvation,’ Vows Republican

Illinois Republican Accuses Truman Of ‘Blundering, Mismanagement; People Turn To GOP For Salvation

Dirksen Charges ‘Blundering’ in Truman Regime   Believes World Peace Chances Lost by America

Truman Accused Of ‘Blundering, Mismanagement  © ce i eee a” tin aah   Senatorial Candidate Says People Turning To GOP for ‘Salvation

Deep Wildcat Test Two Miles South Of Tyler Blows Out Of Control Early Today

Alert Agents Shoot Puerto Rican Pair   President Witnesses Part of Fight; Twe Officers Wounded at Blair House

Army Starts Exodus in Missouri   May Flood Lowland Farms to Combat Mississippi Threat

12,000 Orderec To Hee Floods In Missouri  Army Prepares To   Army Prepares To Dynamite Levees To Relieve Pressure

Truman Quoted As Giving Up On Soviets Keeping Any Pact  Hopeful Of Outcome Of Dealings With Them Despite Attitude. Krock Reports

Investigating Commission Is Suogested  Rep. Nixon Would   Rep. Nixon Would Probe Charges Made By Sen. McCarthy

Non-Political Body Urged in Probe Of Reds in State Dept.   Rep. Nixon Calls for Impartial ¢ Commission Tc Fully Investigate McCarthy Charges; Says Present Inquiry Is Largely Political

INVESTIGATION BY IMPARTIAL GROUP IS URGEL   Rep. Nixon Would Take Acheson Probe Out - Of Realm Of Politics ©   SUGGESTS MEDINA TO HEAD COMMISSION

Asks Neutral Board Probe Red Charges   Rep. Nixon Asserts Senatorial Inquiry Rapidly Becoming Political Quarrel

‘Non - Political Inquiry’ Into M’Carthy Charges Is Asked By Rep. Nixon   Secretary Of State Acheson Sees Wisconsin Senator’s Revelations As Damaging The Nation’s Foreign Relations Position

i ae aS eee  ‘Solon Proposes Commission  To Probe McCarthy's Charves

Probe Askec Of Charges By Senator   Sen. Nixon Claims Faquiry Turning Into *Political Squubble’

Just: a Squabbe, Rep: Nixon Feels.  McCarthy’s. Charges   McCarthy's: : Cherges ‘Backed, ‘Attacked By: 3 Other: Solons: -

VICTIM ABLE TO FLEE AUTO NEAR PAW PAW   Two Men And Girl Jailed For Abduction And Car Theft

Jackson Vet Held in Kidnap Plot   Chicagoan Escapes Trio In Michiaan

Chicago Man, 43, Abducted In Car  ‘Wild Kids’ Arrested  ee Os ae es a AA; elL

ORS: LEGAL AID ~~ Widow of Slain Gunman  _ Convinced Husband Right

4.0 Million Expected To Vote   Congressional Victor Will Get Big Boost Toward White House

p2 Governors ‘To Be Elected In Heavy Vote      36 Senators And 132 Representatives Will  Reerive Seats Today

MOTHER WAITS COURT VERDICT   Three Judges Will Decide Fate Of Yvette Madsen, Accused of Murder

Hurricane Lashes Cities In Florida   One Killed, 14 Injured in Small Town: Damages High

HURRICANE RIPS MIAMI   Causes One Death and Heavy Property Damage On Coast.

‘Miami Hit by Five Million Property Loss   Homes Demolishec In Small Town of West Hollywood

‘Qne Dead as Hurricane Roars Through Florida And Perils Fruit Belt

One Dead, 14 Hurt In  Hurricane   Florida’s Gold Coast Damaged Heavily By Blow

Miami Struck By Hurricane: Damage Heaw   West Hollywoad Hit \Hardest; Storm Haars Jnto Riek Citrus Rett

One Killed  In Florida  Hurricane  14 Others Injured  As Late Season  Wind Causes Big Damage Bill

One Person Killed, 14 Hurt in West Hollywood: -Miami Has Much Damage

1 Killed, 14 Injured In Florida Hurricane; $5,000,000 Damages Is Estimated At Miami

LIFER MAY FINALLY SECURE HIS FREEDOM   Penitentiary Chaplain Convinces Ex-Cireus Employe Is ln Bnerent Of Beer

Convicted Man May Soon Get Freedom   Priest. Confident Prisoner Spared Gallows: Is Innocent

Communists Pound  Dent In Allied Line  In Drive On Seoul   All-Out Assault Has Not Materialized And UN Forces Build Up Defenses Under Heavy Enemy Pressure Along Eastern Korea Sector

China Units Inch  Closer to Seoul   North Koreans Cross 38th Parallel 4 to 10 Miles in Fluid East Sector

Enemy Drives 4 To 10 Miles South OF 38th   Communists Still Build For Big Push

Fypected All-Qut Attack Not Yet Materialized as Reds Search Soll Spots

DENT UN LINE IN MANEUVER FOR BIG PUSH   Allied Air Attack Continues; Enemy fs Now Beyond Parallel

Duffy Seeks Ohio Probe 0! Red Activities   Requests Authority For Grand Jury In Letter To Lausche

Glider Crash Fatal To 13, Four Survive   Freak Accident At Ft Benning, Ga.: Two O! Victims From Kenosha Wisconsin Rapids

Toll Reaches 13 In Glider Crash   11 Students Victims Of Georgia Tragedy

13 Airmen Killed In Glider Crash   Three Of Survivors Are Reported Badly Injured; One Dies

Air Crash Kills 13   First Fatal Glider Accident Since 1946 Occurs at Ft. Benning

SHIP CRASHES IN LANDING ATTEMPT   Bodies, Debris Scattered On Fort Benning Runway   FOUR SURVIVE   With Three Reported In Critical Condition: Cause Unknown

UNA BN GLIVEN  Unexplained Accident Takes 16 Lives at Fort  mning

13 Men Killed in Crash of Glider   Wing Hits the Ground Coming in for Landing

13 Air Troops Die As Glider Hits Runway   Two Wisconsin Youths On Death List In Ft. Benning, Ga., Crash

Columbia Pilot, 12 Others Die In Glider Crash   Four Injured, Three Critically in Air Force Paratroop Accident

13 Killed In Glider Crash At Ft. Benning  ,_ eae he a Wels   Instructor, Pilot, 11 Paratroopers Die In Training Mishap

Crash Kills 13 Men In Glide;  Tragedy Ends Tests At Ft. Bennina. Ga.

Glider Crash Kills 13 Men   3 Survivors Critical: Mishap Unexplained

CRASH IN GLIDER   Unexplained Accident! Takes 16 Lives at Fort  nning

13 MEN DIE IN FORT BENNING GLIDER CRASH   Victims Include 11 Student Paratroopers in Unexplained Landing Accident.

U.S. And Russia Face Showdown In Atomic Crisis  America About Due To Bréak Relations With Red Bulaaria

U.S.-Russian Policy Near Crucial Point   Anticipated Bulgar Break Brings Entire Field of Soviet Bloc Issues Into Spotlight

U.S. Break With Eastern European Bloe Near  poe we ~.   _ Due To Sever Relations With Red Bulcaria

Vinson Calls Truman Plan Conservative   House Leader Demands Speed In Rearming; Vote Enlistment Freeze

Nationalists Intensify Raids on Reds  Guerrilla Operations . Arelncreasing Pee Pht me Bat lel

Nationalists Intensify Raids on Reds  Guerrilla Operations  . Arelncreasing Pro Claincce AAninianne

Chinese Say Reds Falling   Nationalists Report Repelling New Push

Nationalist Planes Hit Mainland   Chiang’s Base Reports 3 Towns Retaken Re Cicer

Nationalists Push Attacks. On Reds  County Seat Towns Malan Ry Guerrillas

SLATE PEACE TALKS AT GE   Picket Violence Flares At Syracuse Piant; 14 Jailed

Half of GE Qut on Strike  Talks Resuming  Tomorrow; Violence   ee  <r Dil we.

Peace Talks Waited In G.E. Strike Tangle  ° Half Of Workers ‘Joix Picket Lines, Others Remain On The [nh

GE PEACE TALKS BEGIN TOMORROW   » HALF 60,000 MEMBERS OF ELECTRICAL UNION STRIKE AT 11 PLANTS

The Greatest Story  Pilate Gives In  To Mob: Orders Jesus Crucified

Allied Forces Advance ln 3 Other Secters  Expected Batic Of Kapsan Turns ts bp... 2f D.d.-

May Reach Border By Nichttfall   Advancing Yanks Meet Sporadic To Light Resistance  In N. Korean Valley

British Commandos Move Up To Join the American Marines In Big Push On Changjin Dam

Meei Light Resistance In Thrust; Troops Gain In Three Other Sectors

Expcted Battle Of Kapsan Turns Into Enemy Rout   Advance Meets ‘Only Sporadic Resistance; Troanes Move Through Winter Wonderland

Ex-Railroad Man Killed Wife, Self,  Coroner Asserts   Authorities Say Childrer Discovered Slaying In Burgettstown Home

W. Reich’s Role In Defense Held ‘Urgent Despite Proposed Big-4 Talks

Germany’s Role In Defense Talk Deemed Urgent   U. S. Commissioner Will Resume Vital Parleys With Governnicnt Soon

"McCloy Regards German Defense Talks As Urgent   “Says U. S. Proved -Its Concern For “German Welfare

U.S. SPOKESMAN’ PUTS NO TRUST IN SOVIET AIMS:   McCloy Told To Regard European Defense As Urgent Regardless Of Russian Proposals.

GERMAN ARMS TALKS URGENT   McCloy Hopes Discussion: To Be Resumed After Holidays

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT ‘LOOMS AS TRUMAN INDORSES ALLISON   Reagan Says President Had Assured Him He Would Take No Part in Missouri Primary.   HENNINGS ASSERTS “I EXPECT TO WIN’   Party’s Ifope cf Presenting Cnited Front in Battle ta Unseat Donnell Appears Shattered.

STRICT CURBS & ON REDS SET FOR DEBATE   Committee Approves Proposed Measure By 8-1 Vote

mmittee Passes i For Control Communists   pasure Would Require ! Reds To Register

Mundt Red Curbs Backed   Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Plan to Crack Down on Communists

Anti-Red  ‘Bill Gets Approval   Okayed By Senate Judiciary Committee

Mundt Bill Approved by Senate Group  Ps SO ae oy a  T   Communist Contral Measure Passes Judiciary Committe.

Acheson Favors French Idea Of Coal, Steel Pool  Proposal Troubles British; Economy ;

American Property, Assets Seized In China Valued At $200,000,000

$30 MILLION LOSS BY K-F   Auto- Firin Blames Lack of _ See Good  Year Ahead

LEGION MOVES ON WASH, Td KEEP HOSPITALS   Says Dismissal of Personne! Is Serious Hazard   CONSIDERING DEMANDS

U.S. Will Press For U.N. Action On Withdrawal  Speedy Action On Call For Red Troops To Leave Korea Uraec

Umbrella May Come In Handy Easter Sunday   Forecast For lowa In: dicates Rain Last Z Day of Week

$874 DONATED IN COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE   Residents Urged to Give Generously.

$874 DONATED IN COMMUNITY — CHEST DRIVE      Early Contributions Lis ted. Residents Urged to Give Generously.

Tells Committee Accusations Are “Irresponsible”   Accuse McCarthy Of Show. ing “Shocking Disregard” For Nation’s Interests; Urge Acheson Removal

Truman Backs Up  Acheson   Rumors Concerning Removal of Secretary Of State Are  Without Foundation

President Won't Replace Achesor  Truman Says Rumors Without Foundation

Truman Backs Acheson, Plans NoReplacement   President Delays Rai Strike: Fund Slash Gains Support

U.S. Diplomat Flatly Denies Red ‘Affinity’   Politics Hinted at Base of McCarthy’s Testimony Against State Department

Truman Backs Dean Acheson  Won't Be Replaced,   Won't Be Replaced, Has His Confidence

SAYS OFFICIAL WILL NOT BE REPLACED   Truman Announces He Has Complete Confidence  JESSUP   Declares McCarthy Shows “Shocking Disregard” For U. S. Interests

TEMPERATURE   Squashes Rumors  Of Firing   Statement Comes As Envoy Rips McCarthy Blast

Truman Denies Rumor Acheson “Will be Ousted   Ross Telis Reporters President is Pleased With Department

Truman Denies Acheson to Be Replaced   President Declares He Backs Secretary  Of State 100 Pct.

Truman Backs  Dean Acheson  ‘100 Percent’ But New AEC  _ Chairman To Be Appointed Soon

- PRESIDENT IS DUE TO NAME ‘NEW AEC CHIE]   Visit Of Vinson, ‘Clifford Is Called ‘ Entirely ‘Social’

President Gives Full Support to Acheson   Labels ‘Completely: False’ the Rumors That He Might Replace Secretary of State; May Permit Limited Access to Loyalty Files

Lashes At Soton In Strong Denial Of Red Charges   Aceuser Demands Ouster Of Acheson And Whole Ring Of ‘Untouchables’

President Denies Rumor of Ouster Plan for Acheson  Reveals Complete Support of State Department Head

Truman Backs Acheson; Won’t Fire Secretary   Rumors That Official May Be Replaced Are Groundless, Is Claim

Red Charges Denied; Fears  For Prestige   Roving Ambassador Testifies in Probe

Truman Will Back Acheson 100 Per Cent   Behind Secretary Of States; President Halts Rail Strike

WONSAN IN HANDS OF REPUBLIC   industrial Center  Of North Korea Falls To South Koreans Who Smash Through Heavy Opposition; Is First Major Communist-Ruled Center to Be Taken

 ould Be Dynamite. Too Explosive Seller Tells Tale OF Fallen ‘Saucer’ in. Mexico

‘Space Ship’ Wreckage Claimed Seen in Mexico;  Small ‘Man’ Found in It

‘SPACE SHIP’ PIECES  Salesman Changes Story About ‘Saucer’ Wreckaae

Action Divides Territory Held By Communists   U.S. Intelligence Officers Say War Will Continue "Throughout The Winter

Hyesanjin Falls fo Ith Division   Winter Worst Foe as High Drifts, Cold Slew Up UN

Red Assaults On Main Line Hurled Back   ’ Stand or Die, Says Gen. Walker; Aid Arriving

No Korean Dunkerque, Troops Told   Hardest Blows Against Central Sector Repulsed

Cling to Line In Death Struggle   No-Retreat Order Inspires Troops To Stop. Repeated Attacks of Reds' Bact Divisione;

Weather at Yuma   Yanks Stand Firm -After No-Retreat Order Received   Gen. Walker Telis Men They Must Retreat No Further, Death Awaits at Pusan Port

“No Retreat’ Order 0: Gen. Walker Inspires Men To New Heights   Arrival Of Reinforcements, And Power Puts New Fight In Men To Avert Record Butchery.

Americans Hold 200-Mile Front   MacArthur Reports Increasing Ground Units Contain Red Threat

Expect U. S. Reinforcements To Laiid At Any Time In Korea To StemRed Drive

Two Divisions Repel Repeated Enemy Drives  Gen, Walker Warns Men to Halt Retreats Or Face Annihilation

“Increasing Forces’ Contain Foe, Says MacArthur Sunday Report; Okinawa Reinforcements Arrive

Drives Repelled After No-Retreat Plea By General   Hurl Back Enemy

Demand Registry Of Communists — As Russ Agents   Justice Department Accuses arty As Representative Both of Soviet ‘And ‘World Communist Movement’ And Aske Board to Invoke Law

Eight-Inch Snow Blankets Middle West At Yuletide   Three to Five Inches I: Predicted Here, With Higher Temperature

DRILLED CHILD "HOLDING OWN’   Mother Says Accused Father Didn't Know What He Was Doing

Victim of Fiendish Attack Holds Own   Father of Youth Is Held After Pinning Son To Drill Press with Bit

Holes Bored In Chila’s Chest; Father is Held In Connecticut State Hospital

Laborites Quiet On Major Plank  Nationalizetion Is Not Mentioned

Labor Shelves Nationalization in Strength Bid  But Atlee Declare:  Bin-we £ne Cannel] men   But Atlee Declares Plons for Steel are To be Carried out

Further Nationalization  Shelved by Labor Party   Parliament Opened By King’s Talk

Nationalization Measures Killed By Attlee Party  Move Claimed To Be Bid To Strangthen  pat om om ee

Nationalization Put On Shelf By British Labor   Main Aim Now Is To Solve Budgetary Problems.

British Labor Party Shelves Nationalization   seeks to Strengthen Shaky Position as Majority Party

Labor Shelves Nationalization In Great Britain   New Policy Seen As Bid for Aid From Liberals

Laborites Put Nationalizing  Plans On Shelf   British Ruler Gives Speech To Outline Pariy’s Pregzram

BRITISH LABOR PARTY UNVEILS FUTURE PLANS   King George Makes No Mention of Further Nationalization in Speech

Labor Party Shelves Its National-Industry Plans to Keep Hold in Commons

LABOR PARTY PUTS BRAKES ON SOCIALISM    Nidiees No Mention of Further  Nationalization as Par liament Opens.

Government's Program Told To Parliament   King Gives Speech; Plans In Broad Gen.eralities Only

TACTICS CHANGED BY LABOR PART   Shaky Britain Governmen' Puts Soft Pedal on Na tionalization

Laborites Soft Pedal Socialization   King’s Speech Opening Parliament Indicates No Plan to Push Program at Present

Nationalization ls Put on Shelf   Parliament Opens But King’s Speech Is Mild

Labor Party To Sidestep Socialization  King’s Address Seeks Liberal Party Backing

Parliament Opens With Majority Sh runk to Seven   Bids for Support Of Liberals to Retain Control

British “Shelve” Further Socialism  Wobbly Laborites Bid For Liberal Support As Parliament Opens

British Labor Party Sidetracks Plans  For More Nationalization of Industry

Laborites  Shun Fight At Present   Shelve Nationalization In Parliament; Aim To Bolster Grip.

LABOR PARTY T0 SOFT-PEDAL NEW BRITISH REFORMS   KING GEORGE OPENS PARLIAMENT; READS LABOR PLATFORM

Nationalization Shelved by Labor Party in Britain   Government Defers Basic Program in Bid To Hold Shaky Static

BRITISH LABOR MAKES MOVE FOR HARMONY   Plans Omitted On Nationalization As Parliament Opens

Labor Party Makes Bid for More Strength   King’s Speech [gnores Further Nationalization In Appeal to Liberals

Britain Labor Party Shelves Further Nationalization In Bid fo Strengthen Lines

Laborifes Shy from. Further Nationalization  Bid for Liberal Vote   Bid for Liberal Vote as Parliament Opens Amid Usual Pomp.

SHAKY LABOR PARTY SHELVES SOCIALIZATION   Attlee's Party Bids For Support Of Liberals

Labor Govt. WillMove  Cautiously   Nationalization Is  Put On Shelf In Speech Written For King And Given Parliament

Labor Drafts Mild Program For Britishers   Further Nationalization Is Shelved for Time as Attlee Seeks to Bolster Shaky Position

Arctic Chills Hit Northwest  Snow Stalls Trains In British Columbia

Northwest Is Suffering Anew  Snow, Subzero Weather Returns To Pacific Coast Area.

Controls Imposed On War-Useful Goods U. S. Bans Shipping To Moscow Puppets

War Goods Ban Hits Shippers   Cargoes Bound for Reds Forbidden by U.S.

U.S. Puts Ban On Shipments Ot War Goods   Ships. Planes Can't Carry Materials to China, Soviet Europe

Farm Issues Outline Due By Truman To Congress  Thorough Shakeup Of Governmental

Farm Views Ot Truman To Be Gtven   President Expected To Ask Shakeup Of  Government Progran

Good Crops Helping To Back Up Pride In Flex, Speaker Says   1000 Delegates At Convention Of Etex C of C

“Bushman”, Ailing Chicago Gorilla, is Better Say Keepers; 120, 000 Visit Him

Venezuela Pushes Hunt For Slayers  Acting President Killed; Suspend Civil Liberties

Six Arrested In Venezuela As. Assassins   Old Rebel Leader Held; Officials’ Close Border. Suspend: Civil Liberties

VENEZUELA ORDERS EMERGENCY STATE   Presses Hunt For All Of Chalbaud’s Assassins

Hunt Pressed For Assassins Of Venezuelan  State of Emergency Decreed by Reaime

Venezuela Closes All Borders   Assassination Of Acting Leader Cause Of Order

Hold Leader Of Assassins   Venezuela Orders State of Emergency After Acting President is Slain,

Civil Liberties Are Suspended In Venezuela   Move Follows Killing Of President Chalbaud By Revolutionists

VENEZUELA HAS NEWS CURFEW   IMPOSE CENSORSHIP AFTER ASSASSINATION OF JUNTA PRESIDENT

HUNT FOR SLAYERS   State of Emergency in Ven. ezuela; Leader of As sassins Held

PRESS SEARCH FOR ASSASSINS IN VENEZUELA   Acting President Slain; Decree State of Emergency and Curfew.

Venezuela’s Acting President’ Slain, Nation Closes Borders   Dusk-to-Dawn Curfew Clamped on Country After Delgado Assassinated; Old Time Revolutionary Called Leader -

 Acting Head Of Venezuela Slain; ’ All Civil Liberties Suspended

Dixieerats Call State Meeting On Segreg ation   Abernethy Sets Sunday Ses. sion At Montgomery To Talk High Court's Rule

Oil Well Fire Off--for Time  Apparently Hos Bridged Self Deep in Ground to Sha OM Gee Elaw

Truman Signs Mulfi-Billion Housing Bill   President Makes No Comment on Measure Designed to Spur Home Buildina

Multi-Billion Dollar Housing Bill Sianed By Truman Without Comment

TRUMAN SIGNS MULTI- BILLION H u U : ' NG BILL  ae o.t’s. oe   MEASURE LACKS A HOTLY DISPUTED CO-OP PROVISION

Truman Signs Housing Bill  Co-Op Provision Was Eliminated By Conaress

President Signs Big Housing Bill   Has No Comment On Multi-Billion Plan

Truman Signs Housing Bill As Appro oved   Measure Provided Home Building Incentives Without Co-op Plans

Truman Signs Homes-Goal Housing Bill   Measura Aims at Spurring Homes for Families of how, Maedarate Means

Truman Signs Housing Bill   CYR Dat On Canira.   OK Put On Controversial Measure Without Comment

—HOUSING— Compromise Bill Signed By Truman  Measure Expands Federal Program

Multi-Billion Dollar Housing Bill Is Signed   Controversial Co-op Feature Omitted From Measure

Truman Signs Housing Bill  Middle-Income Plan  vy. 8. £*.. gr. Lnatene

Truman Signs' $4 Billion Housing Bill   Measure Will Aid Those in Low and Moderate Income Groups

Truman Signs Housing Bill   Provides Incentives for Home Building, Eases FHA Rules

Pres. Signs Multi-Billion Dollar Housing Bill   Canadian River Project Shows Brighter Prospects

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BIL   Measure Lacks Controversial Co-Operative Plan He Proposed

President Signs Housing Measure  Multi-Billion Doflar Bill Has His Approval

Kenosha Payoff Story Denied   Gambler's Tale News to Ex-Councilman

Crops, Roofs Shattered By Lashing Hail   Traffic Rerouted; Storms Also Whip Midland. Abilene

State Budget Killed: GOP Fails To Cut It   Senate Parties Vote in Tie; Dever Signals New Effort, Will Keep Session Indefnirely

New Fight Looms Over Dever Budaet   $220,000,000 Appropriations Bill Defeated

Allies Set for Soviet Return To UN Council   Russian Demand Faces Certain Defeat Tuesday

West Assured Russia Will Score No Wins In Return to UN  Will Be Defeated In Plan to Seat Chinese Reds or Condemn U. S$

32 Dead in Puerto Rico Revolution   Gun Battle Erupts in in Capital; Two Child ren Killed.

Death Toll 32 In Revolution; 4) Wounded  Gov. Munoz Reports Revolt oT Be Quelled ‘In a Day or Two’

GUN BATTLE WITH REBELS ERUPTS IN PUERTO RICO 1 MAN KILLED; 5 WOUNDED

New Violence Uns Death Toll In Puerto Rico   32 Dead; Troops Retake Two Towns

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Pres't Orders 7th Fleet to Prevent An Attack on Formosa

President Truman Today Ordered Fleet I Protect Formosa; Air Cover For Korea; Truman Says Reds Have Ignored UN Orders

Kelly, Ex-Mayor Of Chicago, Dies   Powerful Political Boss ‘Ran Machine’

“BOSS” KELLY, EX-MAYOR OF CHICAGO, DIES   Bemocratic National Com. mitteeman Collapses in His Doctor’s Office.

Former Mavor EK. J. Kelly of  Chicago Dead   Stricken And _ Expired on Way To Deoctor’s Office

Edward Kelly, Former Mayor of Chicago, Dies Suddenly   Active as Democrat; a Power Politically

Ed J. Kelly, Chicago Demo Boss, Is Dead   Collapses While In Doctor's Office For Periodic Exam

Edward Kelly Dies Today Of Heart Ailment   Nationally - Known Figure In Political Circles: Served As Chicago's  . Maver 14 Years

Boss Kelly, 74, Dies In Chicago  Ex-Mayor Stricken Or Way To See Doctor

Ed Kelly, 74, Ex-Mayor of  Chicago, Dies   Dies of Heart Attack In Doctor’s Of fice: Held Office 14 Vears

Edward J. Kelly, Former Mayor, Passes Suddenly   Death Attributed To Heart Attack

Onetime ‘Boss’  Ed Kell y Dies   Former Mayor Is Stricken In His Office

EX-CHICAGO MAYOR DIE   Edw. J. Kelly Suffers Fatal Heart Attack In Doctor’s Office.

Edward J. Kelly Dies at Chicago  Former Mayor,74, Bossed Machine

Ex-Mayor Kelly — Of Chicago Dies  Helped F. D. R. Win Third Nomination

Dunklin Co. Moves To Curb Rabies Outbreak   All Dogs in County Quarantined By Court Order

NE: SO NIT oem a  Rent Decontrolled in 663 Communities  Disagreement E xpressed as to  Whether More Housing Available

Indian Paet To Halt War,  Leaders Say   Parliament Approves Agreement With Pakistan: Move Ie Hailed

Nehru Wins Approval Of Parliament   Representatives From Bengal Area Show Disappointmen

Suicide Watch On Time Bomb Plot Author   Pretty Stewardess Re. vealed as Part of Triangle in Near Tragedy

REPUBLICANS WIA VIGTORY IN TEXAS   ELECT FIRST CONGRESSMAN IN 74 YEARS-—WOMAN RUNS SECOND IN RACE.

Says Hess Flight Plot on Russi:   Stalin Declares Hitler’  Aide in on Plan to Invade Russia

Churchill Says Hess’ Flight Viewed By Stalin as Plot Against Russia

> Di 'scloses Wartime Scene in Memoirs  Churchill Says Rudolph Hess ‘Mental Case: FDR Pledged Aid

Stalin Saw Plot In Hess Flight to Great Britain   Convinced Of Anglo German Conspiracy To Invade Russia

No Reason To Try Hirohito, Says Attorney   Churchill Says Flight Of Hess Viewed By Stalin As “Plot”

Record Vote Is Expected By Director Of CIO Body   Turnout On Tuesday Of 45 Millions Seen For Off-Year Figure

Record Voting On Nov.. 7 Predicted   CIO Leader Also Forecasts Demos Will Pick Up House, Senate Seats

Predicts New Record High Vote Tuesday   CIO Political Action Committee Director Expects Demo Victory

Democrats To Make Gains, PAC Director Predicts...  45 Million Votes To Be Cast Tuesday, ClO Believes

Ott-Year Record  Labor Leader Predicts Vote Of 45 Million For Election

 VWit-t Car Necord  Labor Leader Predicts Vote Qf 45 Million For Election

Allies Isolate Capital City’s Red Defenders   U.N. Forces Along Southeastern Front Advance Northward

Marines Meet Hard Detenses On Outskirts   Hand - To - Hand Fight With Bayonets And Flamethrowers

Flame-Throwers Bayonets Blast Way for Yanks  U.N. Forces Punching   U.N. Forces Punching Ahead on All Old Line Sectors

Grim Battle Shaping Up For Capital   Meanwhile Allies Forge Ahead in a Southern Offensive; Rhee: Seances: ox Phaar&

Marine Forces. Hit Reds With Fire, Bayonets:  UN Troops Capture Suwon Airfield On: Puch To Southeast -

ith Division Troops Occupy Town and Airfield of Suwon, South of Former Capital While Ist Cavalry Units Thrust Out From Beachhead Toward Sangju — Marines Battle Foe With Bayonets and Flamethrowers on Outskirts of Besieged City.   MANY PRISONERS TAKEN

Reds Digging in For Bitter Defense Of City   Seventh Division Captures Airfield At Suwon To Cut Off  Read Roeinfarcamentec

Red Defenders Yield Ground Inch-By Inch   Airfield At Suwon, 20 Miles South, Falls To Yanks

U.S. Marines Use Ba vonets And Flame-Throwers During  Bitter Hand-To-Hand Fieht

Destruction of Capital Feared As 10,000 Reds Dig In, Prepare For House-to-House Defense

Entrenched Reds On Hill Inside City  U. S. Fire-Bomb Assault Awesome Sight; Capital

Alhed Marines Slog Thru Outskirts With Flame throwers   MAY DEMOLISH CAPITAL  U. N. Forces Move Rapidly to Tie Off All Escape .  Routes

Enemy Digs In For Last Ditch Stand in Capital   Allies Score Big Gains on Southeast Front; Reds Flee North

Seize Airfield At Suwon To StopRed Reinforcements   Report Communists Planning House-To-House Battle In Capital; Allies Gain in South

Bitier Fight Rages Near City Limits   A.P. Correspondent Says Enemy Digs In For AIL-Out Defense

Flame Throwers, Bayonets In Use   Fleeing Civilians Say Communists Are Hastily Put ting Up Stone Barricades And Digging Trenches In Streets

Reds Make Last Ditch Stand for Defense of Seoul   Allies Fight With Bayonets and Flamethrowers Against 10,000 North Koreans Near Outskirts of Capital City.

Communists Put Up Last-Ditch..« Defense Of City  May ines Use Bayonets, Flamethrawers: Self   Marines Use Bayonets . Flamethrawers: Stilt On Capital OQuiskirts

Enemy Reported Preparing for: Last-Ditch Fight  Allied Deployments .  lentate Defenders .

Korean Reds Under Heavy Air Assaults   Flamethrowers Blast Capital Defenders, Suwon Field Seized

7th Division Tanks Take Suwon Airfield   Marines Use Flamethrowers, Bayonets on Reds in Seoul; Reainfarcements Are Halted

Advance 20  Miles On Two Fronts   Marines Battling 10,000 Red Troops for Possession of Seoul

Report Reds Plan Last-Ditch Fight In City’s Streets   City Isolated By Allied Troops To Prevent Aid

Reds Prepare Stout Defense   Defenders Cut Off From Outside Kelp; Allies Ad.  vance on all Southeast Cartare

Suwon Airfield Falls To U.S.  7th Division   Biggest Breakthrough Made By Allies On Southern Beachhead

Civilians Flee; Reds in City Now Isolated   Allied Oftensive In South Also Is Gaining Momentum

10,000 DEFE CITY, PREPARE BITTER STAND   As Hand-To-Hand Fight Rages, Allies Gain 20 Miles In South

Suwon, Major Road Hub 20 Miles South Of Seoul, Is Captured   Marines With Bayonets and Flamethrowers Battle Reds On Outskirts of Old Capital

ADVANCES ARE REPORTED ON OTHER FRONTS   Airfield At Suwon Taken, Cavalrymen In Big Breakthrougk

No. Koreans Digging In To Defend Seoul   Allied Strategy Is To Cut Off All Supplies of Enemy

Last-Ditch Battle  Outside City Stalis Attacking Marines   Bayonets, Flamethrowers Spread Death as 10,000‘Defenders Slow Advance

2.5. Forces Make Advances Up to 20 Miles   Reds Dig in on High Ground, May Fight for Seoul House by House

Reds Use Artillery Inside City   Marines Resort to Bayonets in Close Fight on Outskirts

10,000 Reds Defending City Fight Desperately to Halt Aavance of American Troops

Communists Desperately Throwing Up Defenses   Marines Invade South Korean Capital; : No Word As To Red Mystery Reinforcement

Flame Throwers In Bitter Battle On Korean Reds as Peril Intensifies

BATTLE 10,000 HAND 10 HAND ON OUTSKIRTS   Defenders Cut Off from Aid Under Constant Attack by Bombers.

Marine Attackers Face Bloody Fight   Bayonet Clashes Mark Slow Advance As Communists Set Last Ditch Fiaht

Koreans Erect Barricedes fo Defend Canital   -Alamethrowers and _ Bayonets: Used by, Yanks in Advarice

UN Soldiers Cut Off Red Supporters   U, 8. Tanks 'Take Plane  Field 20 Milea South  of Capital, Others Enter ‘Suwon  Marines Use Fires  Steel and  “Fhrowern’ Used to Cut Way Into Yongdungpo

Enemy Digs In To Defend City   Allied Spearheads Push Forward T. Cut OFF Red Reinforcements

Marines Advance At Approaches To Vital Capital  Observers oe In Reportin

UN Forces Tsolating Commies   10.000 North Koreans Ready to Defend City In Hand-to-Hand Fight

Flame Throwers, Bayonets Are Prime Weapons  Hand-to-Hand Fight   Hand-to-Hand Fight Rages on Two Sides of Capital

REDS IN CITY CUT OFF BY U. S. TROOPS   Marines Attack With Bayonets and Flamethrow.ers; Reds Dig Wenches in Seoul Streets.   YANKS CAPTURE SUWON AIRFIELD   Allies Roll Ahead for 20Mile Advance on Both North and South Beachheads in Korea.

Flame Throwers, Bayonets Are Prime Weapons   Hand-to-Hand Fight Rages on Two Sides of Capital

Red Defenders Dig In For Last-Ditch Stand;  Reinforcements Cut Off

BITTER BATTLE FOR SEOUL CONTINUES   Block Red Reinforcements For Former Capital   Use Bayonets And Flame Throwers To Cut Mile Swath Through City

Struggle On Edge Of Seoul   Marines Still Not In  Stoutly Defended City; Allies Make Good Gains Along Southeast Front:

Marines Battle Korean Reds In Seoul   Bitter Fighting Reported In City’s Streets

Flame Throwers, Bayonets Busy in  Battle for Seout  Allied Advances Cut Off Support For Communists

Marines Fight Hand to Hand For Way Into City; Further Advance Reported in South

‘Communists Put Up Barri  cades, Dig Trenches for Seoul Defense; City May “Become Bloody Scene.  REPORT BIG GAINS ART AT NN PRACHHUEFATD

Marines Moving In With Bayonets, Flamethrowers   Sitter Hand - To - Hand Fighting Is Under Way On Two Sides Of Ancient Capital City; Allied Patrols Hammering At Gates; Airfield At Suwon Seized By U. S. Seventh Dict?

Allies Hammer Out 20. Mile Gains in Both Old and New Beachheads; Capture Airfield At Suwon and Enter City South of Capital.

Flame Throwers Help Marines Clear Suburb   No Further Word-of Mysterious Red Tank Column From Manchuria

Marines Using  Bayonets, Fire In Big Attack  Bitter Hand-to-Hand Fighting Is Reported

Marines Use Bayonets, Flamethrowers During Close, Bitter Fighting   Southern Drive Is Gaining Speed   Big Guns Are Avoiding Capital to Prevent Destruction by Fire

Suwon Airfield Captured by Yanks ‘In Smash Below Korean Capital   Powerful Assaults Cutting Off Communist Defenders From Reinforcements; Bloodiest Battle of War May Develop in Ancient City

MARINES WIELD BAYONETS AND FLAMETHROWERS: 10 BATTLE REDS ON SEOUL'S OUTSKIRTS

Civilians Flee City As Flamethrowers And Bayonets Are Used In Battle

Enemy Throws Up Barricades Inside City   20-mile Allied Sweep Carries Allies Info Suwon

Allies Isolate 10,000 Reds; Barricades Up In Last Defense   20-Mile Advance Scored On Old and New  Beachheads

Marines Use Flamethrowers And Bayonefs  Ciccwen: Atekial A   Suwon Airfield Falls to Americans Cutting Red Lines

BOLIVIA REPORTS RED PLOT: SMASHED BY WEEKEND RAIDS   Government Says Revolt Was Set For Tomorrow

PACKERS ACCUSED UF FIXING PRICES   ANTLTRUST SUITS FILFO IN MISSOURI AGAINST AR.MOUR AND SWIFT.

Missouri Files Anti-Trust Suits On 2 Packing Firms  Dina bivinn C antranri   Price-Fixing Contract Charges Entered by Taylor

Aceuser Ot Physician To  Take Stand   DD. A. Hopes To Prove Cancer Did  Not Kill Victim

Senate Witness  Charges Housing  Plan Socialistic   Angry Clash Marks Hearing Over Truman’s Plan For  Middle Income Group

ANNOUNCE PROGRAM FOR SHORT COURSE   Many Classes Available To Homemakers; Full Schedule Of Entertainment

LEGISLATION IS PREPARED   Pro-Labor Congress: man Says He’s Un: der Pressure to Act at Once.

Senator O’Conor For Governor Lane And His Colleague, Senator Tydings  Will Preside Over Huge Democratic Rally Tomorrow Night At Fifth Regiment Armory In Baltimore.

Lenten Guideposts.  Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  Edited by Norman Vincent Peale  They Call Me ‘Success Story’

Says He Was Of Communist Dedicated To $      Confirms Sen. McCarthy's Charéé

Converted Communist Editor Backs M Carthy Charge Of “Top Spy”   Tells Senate Probers Lattimore Was Closely Connected With “China Today” Publication.

Field, Jatte Labelled As  Communists   Former Red Says Lattimore Was Member Of Cell

Lattimore Was Red Cell _ Member, Budenz Avows As Hearing Is Reonened

Charges Against Lattimore OfBeing Communist Backed Up By Former Red Editor

Ex-Communist Says Stachel Informed Him   Backs Up Charges Of Sen. McCarthy

Budenz States Lattimore Red   ‘Subject of Inquiry Member of ‘Cell,’ Witness Declares.

Budenz Got ‘Evidence’  Second-Hand   He Links Accused To Field, Jaffe,  Alleged Conspirers

COAL MINES SHUT DUWN BY PICKETS   FOURTEEN THOUSAND DIG. GERS QUIT WORK—75,000 MEN NOW IDLE.

Motor Cavalcades Hit Central Pennsylvania Anc Northern West Virginia; One Picket Group Ate Workers’ Lunches At Mine

Coal Mine Idleness Increased  By Pickets   Motor Cavalcadeés Close Diggings, Even Eat Some of Miners’ Lunches

MORE MINES ARE CLOSED BY PICKETS   Members Adhere to Old Formula of ‘No Contract  No Work’ for Diggers

Pickets Near Uniontown Confiscate Lunches Of Workers And Eat Them On The Spot

Roving Pickets Close More Coal Pits; Total Striking Nears 75,000

Pickets Spread Strike   Roving Men Eat Lunche: Of Miners On The Snot

More Mines Shut Down By Pickets   14,000 Diggers Join the “No Contract No Work” Walkout.

All Federal Taxes On Oleo fe Go  President Signs Bill; Repeoler Includes

50 B-29s Rip North Korean Industrial City   400 Tons of Bombs Are Dropped on War Plant at Hungnam

50 U. S. Bomber: Blast Hungnam  Chemical, Explosives   Chemical, Explosives Center in N. Korea  Hard Hit by Yanks

B-29'S HIT NORTH - KOREAN INDUSTRY    Blast Explosive Plant in Successful Attack

50 B-29s Hit Chemical Center  _ Attack On Hungnam  Leaves Town Aflame

50 B-29’s Hit Big War Plant In North Kores   Chemical, Explosive Center At Hungnam Given Hard Poundin:

o0 U.S. BOMBERS BLAST N. KOREA CHEMICAL CENTER   Explosives-Making Area Rocked By Shower Of 400 Tons Of Bombs

B-29s Blast Big Explosives Cente   ’Greasy Smoke’ DBilluws 15,000 Feet; 400 Tens Are Dropped

Superforts Pay Visits To Red East Coast   U. S. Bombers Blast Hungnam Chemical Plants

FIFTY B-298 ROCK KOREAN ARMS CENTER   100 Tons Of Bombs Unloosed On Big Explosive Plant At Hungnam

Oieo Tax Death Expected Soon   Senate Leaders Say Bill Will Be Passed In Short Time.

Richard A. Rewlands Schenectady Mason, Heads Grand Lodge   Judge Nathan Turk Is Elected to Office of Junior Grand Warden

Senate Voteon Oleo Bill Is Set   Substitute Measure Before Group Tuesdat

Senate Slates Oleo Balloting   Tuesday Agreed for Voting In ‘Snvead’? Squabble

/MEETING FOR SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS—FLOYD HINES TO DELIVER ANDRESS :

School Boards  To Convene City Men to Attend  iitalts.natsat.+t.  ea aes) Rigel

‘May Be Linked To Mystery Alien Sub Disappearance At Sea Oi Wartime Traitor Probed

Missing Man Leaves Note  Pr a ee aoe   Disappearance Still Linked With Alien Sub

FBI Enters California's Donay Case   Probes Possibility That Foreign Boat Picked Up ‘Suicide

Missing Man Leaves Note   Disappearance Still Linked With Alien Sub

GEE NEY SLE Y EPCE PCS  Sub Sighted After Traitor Disappears at Sea

Disappears Off West Coast As Alien Sub Seen   Doubt Validity Of Suicide Note; Find Rented Boat Adrift

IN WALKOUT ON 5 SYSTEMS   White House Told Peace Efforts Broken Off

Residents of lowa Community Given Bit of Communist Rule on Flaq Dav

France Bars Germans From Ruhr Decision   U.S.-British Anti-Cartel Plan Receives Setback

Recess Called In Maragon's Perjury Trial   Federal Attorneys Consider Dropping Their Major Charge

Major Charge Against Maragon May Be Dropped To Protect Secret File

GOVERNMENT SECRETS AT STAKE.  Federal Lawyers Call Recess In Periury Trial Of Maragon.

Trial of Maragon  Takes Recess May Drop One Major Charge to Avoid Revealing Secrets.

Reds Upset Paris  lransit Service  Strike Falls Short, Other Unions Work

OFFICER IS REBUKED   Major General Anderson Given Non-Teaching Position

1Recalls Good Times of Yesteryear  ENCCALIIS VI000 EFaies OF FCSterycar  Atter 40 Years. Joe i is Still Playing Alto With the Band

ACHESON IS ON WAY HOME      Ends 10 Days Of Confer ences To Tighten West's Defense   WILL FORM COUNCIL

Pact Nations Approve Plan For Defense  Sec. Dean Acheson Puts Over Idea Of Unified Force

ALLIES TIGHTEN COLD WAR LINES   Secretary Acheson Leaving Europe For Home After Ministers Approve Plans  Nee Te Pees

Acheson Due Back In U. S.   Secretary Declares Meeting Successful

Uncle Sam to Bear Brunt of Fighting ‘If War Comes Between Russia and West

WAR COSTS T0 U, $. OUTLINED   Should Conflict Breok Out Between Russia, West Americao Would Pay Heavily

W, Europe Defense Feeble  U. S. Will Pay Brunt if War Starts Between Russia, West

lS. GOVERNMENT PLANS 10. BANISH CZECH DIPLOMAT:   State Department Angry  Over Treatment Of Men j At Braque

May Demand Czech Officials  Leave Country   As Retaliation For Cu Ordered in Staff O Prague Embassy

Czechs to Be Ordered From United States  Rtatn Llanartmoant S at   State Department Set To Retaliate for Cut In Its Embassy Staff This Week in Prague

Ouster of Czech Diplomats Seen   Retaliation by U. S. for Embassy Slash

U.S. STAFF IN PRAGUE CUT TWO-THIRDS   Forty American Diplomat-. ic Employes Hurriedly. Leave Country After Red Threat to Safety.   CZECHS CHARGE _—_—:: AMERICAN PLOT   U.S. Will Retaliate Quick: ly; May Close Down Consulates and Eject Czech: Nationals.

U.S. Expected To Order Wholesale Ejection Of  Czech Representatives

Foresee Boot for Czech Diplomats   Plan a Retaliation for Enforced Staff Cut at Prague on Red Demand

U.S. ECONOMY IS FAVORED BY STATESMEN   However It Is General Belief Truman Will Get About All He Seek:

President Says Spending Is Vital To U. S. Security   $42,439,000,000 Outlay Would Leave Deficit Of $5,133,000,000; $13.545,000,000 Set For Defense

Economy-Eager Congress Given Deficit Budget   Truman Asks $42,439,000,000 as ‘Vital To Our Security and Welfare;’ Spending Will Exceed Income by $5,000,000,000 With Prospects of Tax Hike Doubtful

3106 Chinese Divisions. Now.  In North Korea   Allied Officials Say. Next Move Up to United Nations

FRUIT MARKET DEALINGS MAY SET NEW MARK   Huge Volume of Fruit Js Funneled Through Trading Lot

JAMES BRANDS DUET FOR POLITICAL CORRUPTION   Dares Governor to Debate On the Campaign   COOKE TAKES FINE ON

‘Newspaper Staff Members, Composer, Actor, Mexicans ‘See’ Flying Saucers

Flying Saucers Again-- : -No, ‘Says Air Force  South Carolina Town See Disks As Flying Saucers Crop Up Again

MEN EROM MARS?   Flying Saucers Are Reported Seen By Residents Of South Carolina

Flying Saucer Is Reported  Seen Over s. Carolina   Trained Astronomical Officials in Dayton Believe Dise Was Only the Planet Venus

Saucer Rumors Go Wild. Now We Have‘Martians   Mexicans Claim They Have Seen 23-Inch Man Taken Dead from Crash

Number Of Flying Saucer Reports Grow; Spotted By Scores Of Orangeburg, 5. C., Residents, Also In Mexico: On Texas Gulf

Flying Saucer Reports—New Crop   Best Story Concerns Dwarf Killed in Saucer Crash in Mexico

OBJECTS SEEN AT ORANGEBURG Flying Saucer Stories Mount As Mexico Denies Weird Yarn

Korean Reds Suffer Heavy Battle 'Losses But Still Able To Hit Back   Believed To Be Conscripting Men In Both North And South Korea

Reds Use Conscription to Maintain Sirength in Spite of Heavy Losses

Growing Size Of Korean Army Studied By U. S.  Wealth Of Manpower Made Available For  Red Troops

High Red Army Casualties, Continued Strenoth Is Studied By Observers

Red Strength Comes From Many Ways   Reds Keep Coming Despite Estimated 40,000 Casualties

Despite 40,000 Korean Red Casualties, They Have More Men Than When War Began

How Can Reds Keep Going At Full Strength?  Conscription, Use OF   Conscription, Use Of Chinese Units May Be Part Of Answer

REDS INCREASE DESPITE LOSSES   Heavy Casualties Are Re “ported “Among ‘North Koreans But They Manage To Put In- More Men.

Writer Explains How Reds Able To Strike Back Despite Heavy Losses  E etinrsntae BPiewa a  I amu ies wit  a A.   Estimates Place Casualties Among Invaders As High As 40,000 But Conscription Probably Has Refilled Ranks.

U.S. Follows Talk With Caution on What Is Planned   Diplomatic Joust. Betweer - England -and Russia Might: Mean Reds  ‘Are Teasing

With Interest and Caution  American Government Watching Anvlo-Soviet Peace Sparrings

U.S. Follows ‘Peace’ Talks With Caution   Secrecy Shrouds Role of America In Negotiations

U.S. Watches Soviet-British  Talks Closely  Next Move In Korea Discussions Is Up To Russian Leaders

Anglo-Soviet Talks Viewed   Caution, Interest Displayed By U. 8.

U. S. Following Peace Talks Between Britain And Russia With Caution And Interest   Next Move In Diplomatic Exchange Up To Moscow; Too Early To Tell If Savieta Mean Rusiness.

Workmen Go Back At Oak Ridge   Government Atomic Project Has Unauthorized Strike Paralyzing Construction

CBS LOSES FIRST SESSION IN FIGHT FOR COLOR VIDEO   FCC Go-Ahead Order Blocked By 3-Judge Panel In Federal Court

Federal Court Order Overrules FCC’ And Delays Start Of Color Telecast:

CBS Blocked In First Round Of Television Row  Three-Judge Panel Delays Start Of Colored Telecast.

Court Overrules FCC, Delays Color Television  Three Judges Issue Restraining Order

CBS Is Stymied in Color Fight   Color Telecasts Are Held Up by the Court

AWAIT FINAL RULING - U. §. Court Orders Halt — In Starting Color TV

No Color TV Yet   - FCC Permission To Allow CBS Broadcasts Overruled by Court

Army Alerts Reserve And Guard Units   Program Is To Call 100,000 For Korea By Mid-September

Army Alerting 100,000 Guards And Reservists  Ohio Unit Included In Call; Few Will

BUDENZ SAYS HE WILL NAME RED PLOTTER   Ex-Red Says Lattimore Linked to Amerisia Case, a Great Scandal.

AVERS PER WAS LINKED 10 GOVT THEFTS   Declares He’ll Give Name To Senate Group Probing Reds ©

Budenz to Name  ‘Conspiratorial’ Red in America   Says Man Illegally in U.S. at Present, Stole Papers

Budenz Announces  He'll Reveal Red   Charges Alien Lives in U.S. Hlegaliy; Links Him to Amerasin Case

Budenz to Name Important Red  Says Man Is Alien, In U.S. Illeaally

Drive Pushes GI Units Back  Toward Pusan oo. " ee   Americans Fighting Bitterly in Effort to Stem Onslaught

Rock Island Strike Step By Truman   Army Ordered To Run Route; Switchmen Balk at Work.

Directs Army To Operate Seized Road   Rock Island Line To Be Taken Over

NEW A. U. GRANIS  $20,340 Will Be Used for Continuation of Research Projects

Country’s Food Picture Bright, Brannan Says  Civilian Consume rs

FOOD OUTLOOK 6000, BRANNAN TELLS FARMERS   Civilian Consumption Can Maintain Present Level, He Says   PUTS IN PLUG FOR HIS FARM PROGRAM

BRANNAN SAYS FOOD OUTLOOK BRIGHT, NO CIVILIAN CONSUMPTION CUT NEEDED

Brannan Says Food Picture In U. $. Good   Soldiers And Civilians T¢ Have Plenty To Eat This Year

Brannan, at Sullivan County Fair, Sees Plenty of Food Despite War

UN Korea Commissioner Flies East For Direct Plea to Chinese Reds

Rebels Capture  Indonesia Port   Westerling Disciple Leads Revolt Against U.S.

INDONESIA TROOPS REVOLT, AULL 10   MAKASSAR IS SEIZED IN UP. RISING — BULLET FLY FOR 45 MINUTES.

Vietminh Forces Open New Attack:   French Troops Driven From Another Position

Security Veil Lifted On Hungnam  Secrets of U.N. Withdrawal Told  Army Says Enemy Knew the When and TL. Vs/baen af "Than CuaAniAiAwm Dian

Hitherto Unpublishable Details Of 10th Corps Evacuation Disclosed   Army Admits Enemy Well Aware Of U.N, Plans For Withdrawal; Total Of 105, 000 Men Taken Out To Sen.

Security Consideration ‘Erased By Interservice Scramble For Credit  In Huge Beachhead Lift

Final Report OnHungnam Evacuation    _Hit-and-Miss Security News Black-Out Lifted. Successful Withdrawal Made in Three Phases

Details Of Evacuation Of 105,000: ‘Men By Sea At Hungnam Disclosed

Reds Knew Path Of Allied Evacuation  * ek  ee iE Eisen once Secret Details wv Koren Retreat

SEA OPERATION NO SURPRISE TO ENEMY   Turnabout In Army Position Causes Raised Eyebrows   Reports Withdrawal Made In Three Phases; Action Completed Dec. 24

Interservice Scramble For Credit Forces Release Of Evacuation Details

Almond’s Handout Today Gives Army’s Secrets Of Yesterday  10th Corps Commander Rushes Statement In Inter-Service Scramble: Ignores Navv

Volunteer, inactive Reserve Quotas Set   Fourth Army Recalling 7,200 For 21 Months Duty

Demos Silent  On Vet Bonus  Make Few Changes Ir Approved Platform

Bonus Question Stirs Democrats  Platform Meeting Avoids Decision

Bitter Wrangle Mars Democratic Debate on Bonus   Platform as Adopted _ Is Silent on Issue; Truman Supported

Local Temperature   rie Lacks Wands And Legs.... = nes lands And Legs...  Mother Sees Vet Mutilated In War

LIMBLESS MAN MEETS MOTHER   No Tears Shed When ‘Mom’ Visits Amputee In Hospital

“Ti Mom,” Says Maimed Youth  No Tears When First Quadruple Amputee Greets Mother. .

No Tears Shed As Amputee's Mother Visits Hospital —   ‘‘Hi Mom”’ Is Greeting Given By Pfc. Smith .

Searchers Said C-54 Plane Appeared To Have Hit Tip Of 4,800 Foot Peak: Exploded, Only 20 Miles From Base

Air Crash In Japan F atal te to 35  Rwy. Co... tl   No Survivors As USAF Plane  Hits Mountain

BODIES OF 35. WRECKED (-54 FOUND ON PEAK   None Survives Crash In Japan; Top Trade Officer Among Dead

ALL 35. ABOARD U.S. TRANSPORT DEAD IN WRECK   U. S. Airforce C-54 Hits Mountain Peak Only 37 Miles From Base

Wreck of (-54 Fatal fo All 35   Was Only 20 Miles From Its Destination

35 Americans Die in Crash Near Tokyo   Missing Transport Wreckage Found On Topo of Mountain

No Survivors  In Wreckage   First Searching Party To Reach Scene Claims Victims Scattered

A 135 Americans Aboard Ill-Fated Plane Killed When lt Crashed Against Mountain

Back-To-Jobs Order Near In Chrysler Row  Peace Hinges On “Issue Or Two”

‘Engineer Claims ‘Alumina Filter  Eliminates Oil Change for All Cars

New Filter May Eliminate Need For Changing Auto Oil  Alcoa Engineer Perfects 'Treater’ That May Revolutionize Motor Lubrication

Bill Is Approved To Curb Slot Machine Vendors   Legislation Would Bar Interstate Shipment of Devices

(FARMERS UNION DOMINATED , BY COMMUNISTS, SENATOR BRIDGES TELLS CONGRESS

viore Revelations Stir Political Pot... . een Ca FO t....  Candidate’s Letter Found In Defense Of Alger Hiss

Truman Expects Demo Landslide   Publish Senator Lehman’s Letter To Hiss

N. Y. Stirred By Lehman Note to Hiss  Truman Thinks Dewey Letter Tr Aflart Reena

Lehman's Letter Braws Attention   ~ Mekes No ‘Apology For Defending Alger Hiss In 2-Year-Old Letter

 Lehman Refuses To -A pologize For.  Letter In Defense Of Alger Hiss

Letter Causes Political Flare   National Attention on New York Campaign

A Second Letter Heats Up New York Campaig:   But Lehman Says He Has No Apclogy for letier'to Alaer Wice

Lehman Says No Apology On Hiss Note   Controversy Flies On Hanley’s Letter

Letters Keep Eyes On Heated N. Y. Etection Campaigr   Lehman Offers No Apology For His Defense of Hiss

 Repercussions Hit California  Second Letter Enters Heated New York Political Campaign

Lehman Letter Supporting Hiss Revealed in NY  Senator Says It Was Written Prior to Hiss’ Conviction

—POLITICS— No Apology By Lehman For Letter  N, Y. Campaign Growing Hotter

New York Letters Heat up Campaigr   Lehman Makes ‘Neo Apology’ For Sympathy Note to Hiss

Lehman Letter Keeps Interest InN. Y. Battle   Roosevelt Suggests Parallel To Hanley Case In California

Lehman Letter Keeps Political Eyes on N.Y.   Senator Has No Apology For His Defense Of Hiss

5 LOSE LIVES IN ACCIDENTS   State Highway Fatality Toll Reaches 246 After Series Of Mishops

Kidnaped Incubator Baby Found Alive; Woman, 18, is Hele   Chambermaid Says She Took Child From Hospital

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND ALIVE   Premature Infant, Feared Dead, Reported In Good Condition

Incubator Baby Found   Small Tot Stolen From Hospital In New York In March

KIDNAPED BABY FOUND AFTER 3-DAY SEARCH   Young Mother Stole Baby After Losing Twins

Kidnaped Incubator Baby, Feared Dead Weeks Ago, Found Alive, Well

Find Kidnaned Baby Allve in Hotal Clocat   Ninteen Year Old Chambermaid Held as Abductor of Infant $2 Days Avo

Former N.C. Woman Held In New York   Negro Maid Tells Of Stealing Baby From Hospital

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND SAFE   Taken From Hospital Incuator By-Bereaved - Mother

Tiny Baby, Kidnaped And Given Up For Dead Turns Up Alive And Well

Incubator Baby Is Found Alive; Her Abductor Canght   Police Say Chambermaid Admits Snatching 2-Pound Child at Hospital

Red Court Rejects Vogeler’s Appeal  15-Year Term Holds; Wife Saeke Release

$10 Billion Request  Tops Preparedness   No Rationing, Price Controls---Yet; But Higher Taxes to Boost Military

Asks $10 Billion In Military Funds, Broad Powers —   Tax Hike, Unlimited Expansion Of Armed Forces, Credit Rein, Civilian Goods Restriction Urged

People, Solons Get Messages On U.S. Needs   $10 Billion Increase in Spending Listed Among Urgent Steps

“Mr. Big” Is Sought In Gang Slaying   Kansas City Police Hope To Find Strong Clues Te Binaggio acts: In Victim's Safe.

—BINAGGIO—  Safe May Yield Clue To Slayings   SLEUTHS TALK OF ‘MR. BIG’

‘Mr. Big’ Is Sought in Kansas City   Police Will Open Slain Democratic Boss’ Safe, Hope For Murder Clues

Break in Levee Eases Pressure On Vincennes   Danger Is Watched To. day Near Graysville: Crew Piles Sandhbags: State Police Are on Job.

Knox County Levee Breaks: Crest Lowered   Oineials Warn That Slight Drop May Be Only Temparary; Labor to Strengthen Flood Walls

‘Tibet Invasion- INDIA CONFIRMS RED-ORDERS TO INVADE TIBET   “Russia Says Order Giver to Prevent U.S. Avvression

Six High-Ranking New York Cops Lose Jobs in Big Shakeup   Ancther Chapter Is Written Inte Records of O’Dwver “Witch Hunt”

N.Y. Policemen   Force Has Biggest Shakeup Since Graft Scandal Was Revealer

6 N. Y. Police Inspectors Are Demoted  Graft Probe May Bring More Chance

Demote 6 High N. Y. Policemen   Force Has Biggest Shakeup Since Graft Scandal Was Revealed

6 NEW YORK POLICE INSPECTORS DEMOTED   High Officlale Reduced to Captain as Investigation of Graft Srandal Continues.

Proposal Made To Shift Some County Offices   Bar Association Committee Offers Courthouse Plan

Office Shift At Courthouse Gets Approval   Commissioners Order Switch Of Space Ton. 1

APPLE FRUIT BUDS SCARCE   Look Before Pruning Growers Are Told At MSC Conference

CONGRESS HAS WORK TO DO House Will Make History _ Meeting New Year's Day

81st Congress  In Final Hours Session On Monday ‘Preps’ Against War

HOUSE MEETING MONDAY BREAKS OLD PRECEDENT   8ist Congress In Feverish Sessions To Bolster Defense

GETS JAIL TERM ON ARSON CHARGE; PLEADS GUILTY   Joseph E. Taylor, Lambertville, implicated in Beauty Parlor Fire   Defendant Previously Had A Very Good Reputation

Police, FBI Launch Huge Manhunt for $1,500,000 Thieves  Nine Bandits Make Largest Robbery In New England History

Million and Half Taken inRobhery Of Boston Firm   Nine Masked Bandits Are Sought After Record-Breaking Haul at Truck Company.

Nine Masked Bandits Take $1,500,000 in Holdup; Miss Another $1,.000.000

Boston Company Offers $100,000 Reward for Men   Nine Bandits Made Biggest Haul in New England History

$1,500,000 Stolen From Boston Firm   Seven Masked Men Take Part In Biggest Robbery

Fall of Pyongyang Seen Within Week   U.S. Artillery and Air Power Dislodge 1,000 Communists Holding Up Cavalry

' Civil Defense I mproved But Not Ready For Surprise Atomic Attack

"We Are Better Off Than Before Pearl Harbor But.  Civil Defense Plans Not Ready for ‘Atomic Attack

U. S. Civil Defense Program Couldn’ Cone With Atomic Attack Problems

Civil Program ls Not Ready  U.S. Better Off Than at Pearl Harbor Time

WARNING VOICED AGAINST SUDDEN ATOMIC ATTACK   Prospects For Improvement Sighted But Nobody Knows How Much Time There Is To Plan For Blow.

Civil Defense Program In Case Of Atomic Attack Would Be Unprepared For Invasion At Present Time, But Progress Beins Made

Uncle Sam's Civilian Defense Forces Unable to Cope With an Attack, but Improvement Seen

Nation’s Civil Defense Program Just Isn’t Ready For Atomic War   * Writer Says Job Is Gigantic One With No One Knowing How Much Time Remains To Get Prepared: Some Planning Has Been Done.

hae &. Not Ready For A-Bomb Atta Attack  -, * * kk lg   ‘haos And Casialties On Terrific Scale Seen By Exnerts

Gary Traffic Jam Called Worst Ever   Man Killed; Six” Others Hurt; 30 Mishaps Recorded

Li Charges Chiang Asks Third War   Claims Present Regime In China  ‘Rotten To Core’

China Revolt Against Reds, Kai-Chek Seen   Depoued President Believes Guerrilla Acta Part Of Plan

Where To Find It!   Li Says Chinese People to Rise Up to Oust Both Reds and Chiang

lil Official States Chinese Will Soon Rise  Commies Got Into Power. Ex-President   Commies Got Into  Power, Ex-President Says, While Chiang Setup Was ‘Rotten’

China Revolt Against Reds, Chiang Seen   Gusted President Li Cites Panic Among Canton Communists

Denosed Chinese President Says Chiang Will Fall   Li Says People To

Li Tsung-Jen says Kai-Shek Brought Reds   Deposed President, Vows People Were Sick Of General

Weeps As (Relates —  Quarrel   First Degree Count Dismissed by Judge; Defense Ends Case

Committee Forces Vote On Rules . Committee Power   If Passed, Would Block FEPC Bill

Walkout Called for Wednesday on Diesel Issue   State Isn’t Affected by Firemen’‘s Action, But ‘Hit-Run’ Looms

Union Orders Work Stoppage On Seven Road:   Dispute Is Over Addina Man to Diesel Enaines

ae COLLECTION FOR THE HOMES   School Authorities Plan A New Venture After Trial Period   INTEREST IN IT IS KEEN

GAMBLING PROBE BEING SHIFTED   May Next Turn To Cali fornia Or New Orleans,  Senator Says

Bookmaker Target of Committee   Information to Be Turned Over to New York Jury

US. Gambling Probe Points To California   Rep. Kefauver Claims New Data Which May Lead to Hearing Here

Senators’ Eye Fields California, New Orleans In Line For Crime Probe

U. §. Probers Reveal New Bookie Data   Kefauver Discloses Link to California as Crime Quiz Widen

Senate Probe Of Interstate Crime  May Move West  Committee Gets New Information On Gambler King

AIR FORCE PLANE CRASHES IN LAKE   SIX MEN ABOARD SOUGHT BY COAST GUARD CUTTER NEAR MILWAUKEE,

A. BROMELSICK DIES   The Son of an Early Day Banker Here Had Been Ill the Past Year

Skipper Sti Clutched Wheel Captain's Body Found In Sunken Lake Dredge

Marylanders To Save More Than $10 Million   Special Lame Duck Session Increases Exemptions On Purchases —- Gov. Lane Gets Big Ovation  Bees 8 ek we

CUT IN SALES TAX IS VOTED BY LEGISLATURE   Maryland Taxpayers Will Save $10,640,000 Next 19 Months   LANE IS ACCORDED BIGGEST OVATION

DELONE STUDENTS TO BE GRADUATEL   Bishop Will Present Diplomas To 99 At Catholic High School Commencement Exercises Next Wednesday

No Accidents On County Highways   2 Slightly Hurt in Baltic Crash

2 Slightly Hurt In County Crashes  One Driver Fined, Another Is Cited

Two Injured in Car-Bus. Crash   Accident Occurs at Second And Market

Harvester Co.,  Union Agree  Pact Ends 10 Week Walkout in Chicago

AILU.N. Units In Northeast Reach Coast.   Reds Are Reported ‘Ominously Silent’

Chinese Again Lapse Into Deadly Silence   Only Pinpoint of N. Korea Remains In Allied Hands

Guns Of U.S. Warships Are In Position To Cover Vast Areas Of Those Flatlands

AIL UN Forces ‘at Coast; Reds Stranoely Quiet   Lack of Activity Mysteri. ously Like That Before Bie Push

Reds Bare Details Of Germ War Plot  Trials ‘Establish’ fomile At Misahkixan

xweKKKS BLUE FLAG OF UNITED  NATIONS, MAY BE FLOWN IN SOUTH KOREAN: WAR.

U.N. COLORS MAY FLY OVER KOREA   MacArthur's Appointment Is Anticipated

Americans, Others May Carry Flag Of United Nations In Korean Battles

MacArthur May Be Supreme Commander United Nations Flag May Fly Over U.S. Troops In Korea

Dewey Freed Of Vow Not fc Seek Election   Lieut. Goy. Hanley Bids Governor Accept , Third-Term Offer

State Employes Are To Wage All Out Fight For Salary Hikes At Session

lie Detector Clears Two eld For Questioning In Kalamazoo Sex Slaying

Tinghai Assault By Communists Believed Bequn  Nationalist Base Outside Formosa Termed Objective

Reds Launch New Assault   Nationalists Strike Back In Fight For Tinghai

Secretary Lie Starts On Trip To Meet Stalin  Leaves New York On Peace Mission To Soviet Premier

Lie and Aides Sail on Peace Trip To Stalin   U.N. Leader Plans New ‘Great Efforts’ To End Cold War

FOUR RAILROADS PREPARED FOR STRIKE ACTION  @ FIREMEN SCHEDULE   @ FIREMEN SCHEDULE 6 A. M. WALKOUT AS PEACE TALKS FAIL

Railway Tieup Looms in Nation service Is Cut   Coast-to-Coast Strike Deadline Approaches Against Four Big Systems in U.S.

Roads Embargo Traffic Against 6 A.M. Deadline   Walkout To Hit Four Big Railway Systems

RAILS GIRDING FOR NEW STRIKE   Placing Embargoes On Freight, Passengers: Walkout Set For Wednesday

Plans Made for Railway Strike At 6 Tomorrow   Four Major Lines Place Embargoes on Freight And Passenger Service

ailroads Start Placing of Embargoes in Many Freight and Passenger Trains

Begin Placing Embargoes on Many Trains  Hopes of Averting   Hopes of Averting Walkout Wednesday Practically Ended

Sante Fe, Pennsy, Southern Lines Begin Embargoes   Walkout Begins At6A. M., Tomorrow; Truce Unlikely

Roads Involved Put Embargoes On All Traffic  4 Major Lines Single

Railroads ‘Cut Down Services   Two Railroads, Santa Fe, Pennsylvania Curtail. Services Before Strike

Railroads Slice Service as Strike Deadline Nears   Locomotive Firemen Set for Action Agains Four Major Systems

Four Lines Put Full Embargo on Travel, Freight   Hopes for Averting Strikes Fading Out; Deadline Tomorrow

Railroads in Preparation For Strike   Start Embargoing Freight, Passenger Traffic Against Wednesday Action

Four Big Roads Curtail Service in Preparation   Santa Fe. § Southern to Tie Up: West Part of N. Y. C., Pennsy Hit

Rail Strike eadline Wednesday   Midnight Set For Operation Cessations

PLAN AFFECTS WIDE AREAS OF NATION   Put Embargoes On Freight, Passenger Service   MEDIATORS   Strive Desperately To Gain Settlement: Walkout Slated At 6 A. M.

Pennsy Orders Traffic Stopped In Rail Strike  Walla   Walkout Is Likely As Negotiations Seem Hopelessly Deadlocked

4 Major Lines — Threatened By Complete Tieup  Union Demands Thire   Union Demands Third Man Be Used In All Diesel Engines; Deadline 1s 6 A. M.

Walkout Nears; Railroads Start To Cut Service  New 11th-Hour Try. Made To Avert Tieup ‘By-Firemen’s Union™

News Day And Night   System To Virtually Close If Firemen Stay Home, Officials Say   Trains May Halt In 26-State Area   U. 8S. May Ask Union To Postpone Action For Second Time

Embargoes Ordered on Rail Traffic   To Stall Walkout Ope 3 Bia Reads

WALKOUT OF . FIREMEN DUE: TOMORROW   Strike on Pennsylvania, Southern, Santa Fe and New York -Central Set For 6 A. M. Wednesday,   UNION DEMANDING EXTRA FIREMAN   Southern Railway Issues Embargo Today; Threatens to Discontinue All Freight and Passenger Service. .

Mediafors Have Liftle Hope for Halting Walkout   Major Lines Plan to Curtail Freight and Passenger Service

Pennsylvania Operations to Cease Tonight   Strike Deadline on Four Major Systems Scheduled to Begin Wednesday Morning

“New York Central To Discontinue Passenger Service in Indiana if Walkout  Materializes.  ROADS BEGIN TO CURTAIL SERVICE

Strike Threat Hits Railroads In Nation   Four Major Lines Ta Embargo Freight Carqoes

Strike Slated for Tomorrow  Walkout Would aoe ety Shipping;  EFmbaranec Place

Two Railways Halt Freight Before Strike   Santa Fe And Southern Expect Tie-Up Will _ Start Tomorrow -

‘Three Railroads Slash Service as [Firemen’s Strike Deadline Nears

EMBARGOES ON TRAIN TRAFFIC   Firemen To Walk Out On 4 Major Roads Tomorrow Morning.

West Coast Police Note Coincidence Of Missing Man, Mystery Submarine

i—— RENTS BOAT, DISAPPEARS OFF CALIFORNIA a BU, DE LAE ORNIA  Mystery ‘Sub’ Linked to Missing Convict

Link Lost Detroiter, Once Convicted of Treason, And Sighting of Sub

Man Convicted Of Treason Leaves Boat   Few Hours Later Mysterious Sub Sighted Off Coast

Empty Livery Boat Found Far At Sea   Detroit Convict Identified By Press Picture

Wartime Treason Suspect Vanishes Off Boat At Sea, Strange Sub Is Noted Off California Coast; Authorities Are Observing Coincidence

 Missing Man, Abandoned Vessel, .  Strange Sub May Have Connection

Man Convicted of Treason Disappears  In Area Where Mvstervy Sub Is Sighted

Did Traitor Escape via  Mystery Sub?   Facts Suggest Flight by Saber-Scarred German  From His Small Boat

Missing Convict Linked With Foreign Sud  us Sub See   Mysterious Sub Seen Off California May Have Picked Him Up

Man Missing at Sea Linked With Report of Mystery Sub  Detroiter, Once Convicted for Treason,  1 \ ! Identified From Phote by Dock Attendont

Treason Convict, Submarine Linked As Man Vanishes   Search Fails to Uncover Theodore Denay, 51, of Detroit; Had Rented Boat at Avalon

Traitor Gone, Boat Found   Theodore Donay Vanishes In Area- Whore Mya:terious Sub Sighted Loter

Former Convict Vanishes At Sea Same Time Strange Sub Sighted  ° Coincidences Have Police Mystified While Search Continues For Theodore Donav. 51. OF Datenit.

“Mystery Sub’ Linked With Traitor  *& x * * * *   Man Missing From Craft Shortly Before U-Boat Was Sighted

Ponder Pacific Puzzle   War-Time Traitor Disappears in Area Where Unidentified Sub Is  Sighted Off West Coast

‘NO CONCRETE EVIDENCE’ CONNECTS COINCIDENCES  Convict Vanishes As Sub Is Sighted

Traitor May Have Fled on Strange Sub   Theodore Donay Vanishes From a Small Boat at Sea

Agreement Set  On Middle East  Easing of Arab-Jewish Tension To Stabilize Area Termed Aim   STFP TP PROPAGANDA

Middle East Aid Believed Part of Plan   Three Nations Map Plans To Strenqthen Front Acainst Russia

Aims To Ease Row Between Arabs, Israeli  RR. 2 Neal Fynactad   Big 3 Deal Expected To Balk Russians

ONE. MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter Kiernan (Distributed by Lnoternational News Service)

PHONE STRIKE TALKS RESUME; DEADLINE NEAR   Equipment Installers Walk From Jobs In Northwest

Husband Sues Globe-Girdler To Get Decree  Navigator Named In Misconduct Charges ° By Ex-Model’s Mate

Auto Snaps Pole, Trees. Pair Injured   St. Joseph Young Man Near Deaths.  B.‘H. Drivér Hurt

THROWN FROM CAR CAREENING THROUGH TREES   Elmer Patzer Reported Poor At Mercy Hospital

31,00 PER BAY INCREASE MAY BE REQUESTED   Peaceful Settlement Expected Unless Coal Prices Frozen

Peace In Coal Fields Hinges On Price Curbs   Wage Demands Of Lewis  May Be Settled If Price Hikes Permitted.

Believe Lewis To Demand Pay Hike for Miners   Operators Willing To Meet Demands, If Prices Increased

Lewis Hangs 1951 Wage On Coal Prices   Observers See Signs Of Substantial Wage Demands To Be Made Before End of January

NoCoal Strikein’S]?  Miners May Get Dollar Raise If Price Hike OK

Awesome Artillery Cover Launches Drive Against U S. Defense Lines

Does the Headless Frenchman Still Roam?  Newemen Check Pennevivania ]evend. Won't Sav Yes or No

Some Say He’s Looking for Head  Headless Frenchman of Kettle Creek Still Roam:

Headless Frenchman Still Roams Kettle Creek Wilds   Scribe, Lensman Check Authenticity Of The Legend

Ghost Story ‘Headless Frenchman’ Roams, They Say, In Pennsylvania

Claim Ghost Of Headless Frenchman Still Roams The Wilds Of Clinton County

Top Truman Aide Urges Coal Action  Lucas Carries Plea To Chief for Move To End Fuel Crisis

Lucas Urges Swift Action In Coal Fuss  Senate Leader's Appeal Follows G.O.P. Protests

TRUMAN URGED TO ACT ON COAL   Weighs Lucas’ Appeal For Swift Action Te Restore Full Production

‘Top’ Democrat Urges Truman  End Coal Strike   Sen. Lueas Gets Promise President Will Review Entire Situation Today

Truman Reviews Appeal by Lucas for Coal Action   Top Senate Aide Informs White House That Three-Day Week Has Caused Serious Crisis.

Lucas Appeals To White House For Coal Action  Senate Leader Asks For Truman Decision On Fall Peaductinn

Truman Weighing Ple To Restore Full Coal O:itput   Senate Aides Urging President; Promises To Review Today.

Truman Mulls Plea To End Coal Crisis   Senator Lucas Makes Re. quest in Behalf of Illinois Petitioners

Too Little Coal Is Being Produced To Fill Demand During Cold Weather

Truman Studies Lucas Appeal for Coal Case Action   Top Aide in Senate Urges White House To Enter Dispute

Senator Asks President to Demand Action  President Promises  T.. DOnnczstor Dannact

(Truman Coal Move Demanded by Lucas   Chief Senate Aide’s Appeal Prompts White House Review Of Three-Day-Week Crisis

Truman Eyes Lueas Plea For Coal Action  Illinois Senate Leader Airs Home Complaints

Truman Asked to Act in Coal Need   Lucas, His Top Senate Aide Appeals for Full Production

Study Appea by Lucas for Coal Action   Hlinois Senator Wants Truman to Restore Production

Restoration Of Full Mine  Output Sought  GOP Legislators Rap Administration For Failure To

LUCAS: ASKS ACTION ON COAL STRIKE   Illinois Senator Says Three-Day Week is Causing Crisis, Goes to White House.   TRUMAN REVIEWS SITUATION TODAY   Lucas Threatens to Make Attack on Senate Floor; GOP Assails Administra tion for Inaction.

Truman Weighs Appeal For. Coal Action Lucas, Top Senate  Aide, Urges Swift  Acton in Diente”

Illinois Senato Says Crisis Now Serious   Asks Swift Action to Bring Coal to Full Production

Truman Promises Review  Of U. S. Coal Situation   Sen. Lucas Carries Appeal To White House Asking Action To Restore Full Production

Lucas Pleads For Truman Move on Coal   Aide to President Promises Review Be Fveritive Today

Truman Weighs Appeal For Full Coal Production   Democrat Leader In Senate Urges White House Action

Asks Truman Aid in Mine Dispute      Lucas Wants T-H Powers Used to End 3-Day Work Week

Senate Aid Asks For Swift'Action To End  Shortage   President Hesitant To Use Power Under Taft-Hartley Act

Navy Denies It Tests Flying Saucers ‘Despite Magazine and Radio Reports

Peace Terms Will Probably Be lenored   Secretary of State’s Talks Meant for Kremlin

Has Peace Plans  To End Cold War  But Secretary Acheson Doesn't Expect Russia to Accept  A 7-POINT PROGRAM  Belgian Crisis Over Return of King Leopold Gain ing Momentum

Acheson Terms Admittedly High   But Indications Point to Start. of Peace Moves

HOME DEMAND UP DESPITE CREDIT CURBS   ‘Federal Officials Expect, 1951 Production to Total 800,000 Units.

SA FACT, NOT A CHOICE’ Economists Optimistic Over Building Controls

Gary Man Kills Estranged Wife; Takes Own Life Under Wheels of Train

(OWA STUDENT CALM WHEN HE TAKES STAND   Defendant in Murder Trial Says Gee-Gee Loved Him, Too

New Red Offensive Lacks the Power To Hand Defense a Knockout Blow

Korean Demand: Left U. §. Bare Except For Bomb   General Bradley Sees Long Fight

Bradley Says U. S. Has Only A-Bomb To Meet Aggression  Warns Democracies Must Build Defense  To Prevent Disaster

A-Bomb Called Only Defense Outside Korea   Bradley Asserts Allies Must Build Forces for Years

Nothing Else To Fight Reds Outside Korea Bradley Says. Democracies’ Only Weapon Is Atom Bomb

Will Approve Wage Pact   Predicted Move by Rail Unions to be Made Reluctantly

Trainmen May ‘Reluctantly’ Accept Pact   Engineers Voice ‘Lot OF Criticism’ at an All-Day Meeting

Reluctant Rail Pay OK Forecast   Leaders of Union Discuss Proposal

a  Predict Reluctant Train Settlement   Trainmen’s Union Paper Forsees Deal Under ‘Impossible Circumstances’

Railroad Pact Approval Seen By BRT Paper   Trainmen Expected To Accept New Pay Jnerease Proposals

Economy Block Reneges...  SENATE MAY HOLD UP AID TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Foreign Aid Bill Hits Opposition   ) Uther Developments in Congress Reported at Washington.

U.S. Has Solution To Depressions, Secretary Tobin Tells Labor Meet   Economic And Social Legislation, He Says, Has  Eliminated The Secret Of Depression; JT sate Civant Adwanrac

MYRON TAYLOR QUITS AS ENVOY TO VATICAN   President Truman Gives No Indication Whether Successor Will Be Appointed.

Taylor Resigns Post af Vatican   New Ambassador for Job Is Being Studied

OFFICIALS DEBATE NANING OF NEW ENVOY 10 POPE   Announcement Of Taylor's Resignation Brings Contiraversy To Boil

Resignation of U.S. Envoy to Vaticar Poses Thorny Problem of Successor

Vatican Post Topic Of Study  Taylor's Resignation Discussed By Truman

Vatican Post Is Thorny Question  Resignation of Taylor Puts Truman on Spot In Naming Successor

————— = rrr  Sudden Resignation Of M. Taylor Poses Thorny Problem For Trumar

Myron Taylor Resigns. Pos:   Pres.. Truman Faces ‘Question of Whether Succes50°F Should be Named.

VATICAN ENVOY TO LEAVE POST   Myron Taylor Resigns, With Speculation That Truman May Not Appoint Another   To Place.

Taylor Quits Vatican Post   Resignation Poses _ Problem for Truman

Taylor Resi ens Vatican Office   Whether To Appoint Envoy To Post Under Study Of State Heads

Myron C. Taylor Resigns His Post As Special Envoy   Served As Presidential Ambassador to Vatican; No Successor Named

North Atlantic Pact Nations Map War Plans   12 Nations Plan Mutual Defense

Air Transport Crashes In Wooded Range   Search Bogged Dowp By Fog and Terrain

Plane Hits Mountainside Near Tokyo   Passengers All Yanks; MacArthur Aides Are Missing

Bad Weather Stalls 14 Ground Parties; Halts Air Search   Searchers Struggling Against Fog And Rain In Rugged Moun. tains Near Capital City.

Rains Hold Flood Threat   Rivers Receding Now But Could Go Out in Hurry With Heavy Rain

ADDITIONAL RAIN IN STATE PICTURE   ported in the Blue » tds Area  Serious Overflows Are Re Rap-

Fairmont Picture Bright Less Poundage Limits Sales In Lumberton.   Tairmont Cutleok Good

SKIN GRAFT SAVES LIFE  Steak --- Twice a Day   Arraignment Scheduled In Road Block Fatality

GERMANY PICKS COMMITTEE TO TALK TERMS   Two Former Nazi. Generals Selected To Meet Allies

2 Kx-Generals Will Negoti ate  For Germany   Civilian To Be Third Man On Committee On Use Of Troops

Beer-Drinking Party Ends With Slaying ts Woman Discovered Beaten To Death In Home Of Ex-Marine

COUNTY GIRL SCOUTS PLAN “GET-TOGETHER” To Be Held, Rain or Shine,  At Deer Park, New Hope, May 20th  PICNIC AND PROGRAM

GIRL SCOUTS PREPARE FOR DEER PARK EVEN)   75 Troops Have 1,632 Girls Enrolled in County   NEW FIELD DIRECTOR

THE CHANGING SOUTH  Terrific Ferment Stirring Through Dixie   Ry REM pPpPpiocr

Truman, Attlee To Renew Talks In Washington   British Sources Say Allies Will Re-Invade Korea if Forced to Pull Troops Out Now

Crisis Parley Stresses Arms  To Aid Europe   Truman-Atilee Seek to Offset Korea Losses  Bv a Rapid Buildup

Truman, Attlee Talks on World  Crisis Continue Reportedly Agree On Buildup of Defense In Europe .

NORTH DAKOTA CATTLE DYING   Heavy Further Losses Indicated Due To Heavy ~ Snows

Floods Recede In N. Y. State   Boy Dies, Other Is Missing As Floods Sweep Farms

® Nationalist .-@hina and US. Near to Break   Bembing of U.S. Ships Brings Quick American’ Protest

U.S, RELATIONS WITH CHINA HIT NEW LOW   Nationalists Stage Air Attacks on Two TJ. S. Ships

America Irked At Nationalists   Two Ships Fired Upon by Chinese; Make Protests Today,

Life Raff Sighted by Search Plane   Believed to Be From Missing Navy Craft

Raft Like One Carried By Plane: No One On It   Search for Missing Men at Higher Tempo After New Evidence Plane Went Down in Water

Encireled Men To Break Out If Possible   Red Counterattacks On Northwest Front Are (raining in Strength

Nearly 5,000 Gls Are Trapped in Northwest Korea  Ordered +5 Attomn:'

Yanks Face Big Odds in Escape Bid   Chinese Among Forces Cutting Off Group In N.W. Korea.

American Cavalrymen Give Up on Rescue in Northwest Korea   Many Chinese Communists Are Reported in Enemy Force

U.S. Drops Iry to Save 1000 Men   Communists Regroup Forces for Another Thrust at Americans

ALL RESCUE EFFORTS ARE BEATEN BACK   Well-Armed Fanatic Chinese Found On Northwest Front

U.S. Guns Used By Chinese On Ist Cavalrymen  Enemy Action Recalls Banzai Charges Of Second World War

U.S. Battalion Is Trapped By Reds In Korea   Ist Cavalry Division Ahandons Attempts To Resenc 1,000 Yanks

Regiment of First Cavalry Division “Very Badly Hare”: Calvarymen’s Rescue Attempts Are Foiled

1000 TRAPPED Gls ABANDONEL   Rescue-of Encircled Men ‘Fails: Disaster Forces Division Nearest - Manchurian Border to Pull Back

Rescue Force Fails to Break Through Enemy   Many Chinese Reds Are Reported in Northwest Sector

Give Up Attempt to Rescue Troopers Fighting Chinese Reds With Escape Cut Off

N. Koreans Trap 5,000 Yanks   Day-Long Fight For Rescue Is Futile

Attempts Abandoned To Rescue American Regiment Surrounded In Northwest Korea

CAVALRY UNIT IS CUT OFF AT UNSAN   American Escapees Tell Of Chinese tn Force

Grinning Reds Slaughferedin Suicide Lunges  Rescuers Give Up; Men Are Ordered Ta Fiaht Wav Our

ATTEMPTS AT RESCUE ABANDONED   Americans Ordered to Try to Break Out of ChineseKorean Trap on Their Own.

Americans Face Terrific Odds In Escape Attempt   Trap Is Clamped Shut By Overwhelming Communist Forces; Fanatical Chi nese Reds Attack Allies

5.000 Men Surrounded SW of Unsan   Order Survivors To Escape; Rescue Attempt by First Cavalry Given Up

Troops Told to Break Out on Their Own   Chinese Reds Help Close Noose, Turn U. S. Weapons on Mer

Resurgent Reds’ Attack Described as ‘‘Serious”’   Give Up Fight To Free KedTrapped Gls

Ordered To Breakout On Their Own   Traps Slammed Shut On Advancing Yanks By North Koreans And Chinese Communists

1,000 U. S. Troops in  Red Trap   Rescue Efforts Are Abandoned As Communists Press New Gains

Commies Clamp Noose On 1,000 U.S. Soldiers  Division Gives Up Rescue Fry; Orders. Unit To Fight Out .

Blow Threatens To Break Allied Northwest Line   Ist Cavalry Quits Attempt To Rescue Encircled Forces

Portion of One Regiment Is Trapped by Reds  wmiwacve Aca Tala   Survivors Are Told To Fight Own Way Out of Danger

Lffort To Save Yank Regiment At Unsan Fails   5,000 Americans Ordered To Try To Break Out Of Trap Themselves

wore Hc Try Mwrermat’ vr vv   Many Chinese Communists Are Reported in Enemy Force

Two Battalions of First Cavalry Fight Way Out Bui Comrades Are Surrounded; North Koreans Reinfarced by Chinese Reds.

Reds Trap Yank Unit of 1000   TOWN BATHED IN. BLOOD - Allied Losses Heavy In Savage Unsan Fight

Enemy Stops U.S. Cavalry  Rescue Unit   Victims Ordered To Try Break-Out  Inder Own Pawer

Third of 1st Division Sealed Off by Enemy Near Unsan; Suicide Attacks by Chinese:

Troops Told To Try And Break Out On Their Own   Captured American Guns Turned On Surrounded Men As Day-Long Fight. To Rescue Was Aban.

3,000 Americans Surrounded By Red Soldiers _   U.S. Cavalrymen Give Up Day-Long Fight To Rescue Trapped Foot Soldiers

Attempt to Rescue Men Is a Failure   War Takes Serious Turn as Chinese Swarm Into Battle; ROKs Meat Raverene

First Cavalry Abandons Its  Rescue Atfemp! U.N. Troops Placed On Defensive In Northwest Area

_ SITUATION ‘VERY SERIOUS)” Give Up Day- -Long Fight To Save U.S. Regiment Caught In Korean Trap.

Cavalry Rescue Unit Runs Into Red StoneWall   5,000 Foot Trooper: Told They Must Ge Out On Own

New North Korean Drive Menacing Americans: U. §. Unit Is Tranped

Remnants of Regiment  Ordered To Try To Get Out on Their Own  Some Escape, — ses ("Lim menm im tha { Anmmiuniet   Some Escape, Report Many Chinese in the Communist Force Which Surrounded Them

Huge Counter-Offensive Drives UN Forces Back   50,000'Red Troops in AHack—U. S. and ROKs Withdraw Nine to 50 Miles

Rescue Units Unable To Free Americans   Chinese Soldiers Play Bia Part In Series Of Attacks

Fierce Enemy Fire Smashes Rescue Drive   Communist Onslaugi Said ‘Worst Ever’ as Vankse Ahandoned

5,000 Americans Trapped by Reds In North Korea   Ist Cavalry Regiment Surrounded in River By Chinese Red Units

New Red Korean Might Puts U.N. On Defensive   Situation In One Sector Described As ‘Very Serious’

Trapped Men Told to Try OwnBreak-Out; Odds Territic   3000 Chinese Communists Said to Have Surrounded  Yanks

Face Terrific Breakout Odds   Chinese Reds. in Strengt! Help Clamp Trop Shut, Beat Off Rescue Forces

U.S. Soldiers in Trapped Regiment Now ‘On Their Own’   Situation in Northwest Korea Serious as Reds Counterattack Furiously.

Regiment Ordered To Fight Free of Ring by Own Power   Give Up Battle To Send Relief To Trapped Force

AT RESCUE ~ ABANDONED   Americans Ordered to Try to Break Out of ChineseKorean Trap on Theil Own.

Ist Cavalry Regiment Cut Off Near Unsan   Rescuers Hit ‘Stone Wall’ Resistance

1,000 Soldiers Cut Off By Reds In North Korea   Ordered To Attempt Break-Out On Their Own; Face Big Odds

U.S.Abandons Attempts to Rescue Force   Trapped Men Ordered to Escape As Best They Can in Korea: Chinese Hordes Grin in Attack

1,000 Yanks Trapped In Unsan Region   Poworful Commie Counter-Attack ’ Threatens Allies

5,000 Trapped In Red Pocket  Abandon Attempt T: Daerenae fel Saldiavre

Ist Cavalry Division Halts Rescue Efforts Of Red -Trapped Buddies In North

Surrounded Men Left to Break Out on Their Own; Around 1,000 May Be in Group.   SITUATION DESCRIBED AS ‘VERY SERIOUS’

RESCUE TRY IS ABANDONED BY FIRST CAVALRY   One-Third of Division Badly Mauled; Reds Block Advance

U. S. Regiment In Reds’ Trap   Rescue of Troopers Abandoned; Ordered to Break Out on Own

Trapped Men Ordered To ‘Battle Way Out’   Gen. Gay Says Cavalry Unit ‘Badly Hurt’ By ‘Banzai’ Attacks By Communists

5,000 Men Surrounded Near Unsan   Reds Putting Up Bitter Battle to Hold Northern Line

AES DRIVE HALTED BY HEAVY ATTACK   Over 1000 GI’s Trapped in Giant Communist Ring

ATTEMPTS TO RESCUE U.S. TROOPS FAI   Ist Cavalry Division Men Trapped by Powerful Red Counter-attack.

Americans Trapped; Told Ta Fight Way Out of Dry River   Grinning Chinese Die By Hundreds

Attempts Abandoned To Rescue 1,000 Gls  Be Shree Trapped Men Ordered To Break Out on Own; Reds Circle Men

Reds Push Allies Back  Near Unsan   First Cavalry Abandons Effort To Save Yanks

Division Forced To Quit Attempt; Reds Circle Force   Part of Regiment Caught as Chinese Join in New Drive

Reds Use Rockets and Heavy Guns to Block UN Advance   Allies on Defensive as North Koreans Get New Equipment for Last-Ditch Bartle

Reds Put Up Fierce Resistance   Remnants Of Trapped Yank ist Cavalry Regiment Told To Try Break-Out

Rescue Fails in Northwest   Reds Obviously Going All Out to Defend Dams

4,000 Yanks Smash at Red Ring in Vain      inemy Counteratiack Threatens to Unhinge Allied Line in Korea

Red Forces Trap 5,000 Americans  U.S. Cavalrymen Give Up Attempt To Rescue Gls

Red Koreans Closing Trap On Americans   5000 Americans Are Facing Critical Situation; Effort To Rescue Men Proves Futile

Some Escape. Rest Told To Break Out On Own  As Counterattack Fails

Yank Regiment Trapped By Reds In Quick Thrust   ‘ Rescue Efforts Are Abandoned

Thousand U.S. Men Trapped  in North Kores   Atlempts to Resene First Cavalry Unit Are Abandoned

Regiment Is Badly Hurt, GayReports   Many Chinese Take Part in Action at Unsam Escaped Soldier Tells Officers     Recalls ‘Banzais’     Chinese Stand Up, Are Killed, Others Keep On Coming

5000 Men Surrounded In Northwest Korea — Gls Ordered To Make Own  Escape — Must Leave Dead, Wound: ed Rakind

Agree Kurope Must Unify Against Russ  Big Three Foreign Ministers Consider

Will Spend $114 Billion Over Quota   More Draft Calls Are In Offing While ‘Army Rushes To Build Ranks

Army to Raise Strength by 240,000 Men   New Draft Calls Expected to Spur Enlistments.

Army May Ask 3rd Draft Call   Service to Be Expanded to 834,000 Men Quickly, Conaress Informed

Army Increases Manpower Goal To 834,000 Men   Big Expansion Plan Means More Draft Calls in the Offing

Army Goal for Men, Guns Told   - Increase of 240,000 for Total Strength of 834,000 Told

Fresh Draft Calls in Offing  As Crisis Grow:   Acmy Sets New Goals in Manpower and Weapons

Simp Meere Dies At Home Here Sunday Morning  Funeral Rites     Afternoon

Brake Branded Money Waster  Governor Takes Rap At State Treasurer

Governor Attacks State Treasurer On Money Policy  Williams Returns   Williams Returns To Feud Over Cash

Democrats of State Spurred to Action By Imposing 6.0. P. Turnout Tuesday

Democratic Meet Called by Splain   Big GOP Primary Turnout Spurs Dems Into Action

Golf Professional Seriously Anjurec  Skip ‘Alexander In Plane _ Crash; “Three Air Force. Men. Killed

Rate Increase  To Truck Lines   Estimated Ten Per Cent Boost Granted  Through The P. S.C

Truck Lines Get 10 Per Cent Boost After November 16   ‘New’ Rates to Put Truckers on Same Level as Railroads

Heroic Work of Rescue by Woman Owner   Trapped Herself, But Is Carried Down Ladder by Firemen

2 Hotel Guests Die in Flames   rere tos 12 Others Flee  Burning Hostelry

Fire Destroys Hotel: Two Die   Benton, Ill., Hotel Of 7% Rooms Burns; Owner Narrowly Becanes.

Two Perish In Hotel Fire At Benton, Ill.   72-Room Building Destroyed By Flames In Night

HOTEL BURNS, 2 PERSONS KILLED   Benton, Ill., Scene of Fata’ Early Morning Blaze

HOTEL ON SQUARE IS . DESTROYED   Hudson Hotel Gutted by Flames Early Today With Loss Estimated $200,000. to $300,000. .   RUBBLE IS SEARCHED  FOR MORE BODIES   Twenty ‘Guests Registered; Believe All But Two Es_caped Although 2 Others Are Rumored Missing. .-

Mississippi And Ohio Show Signs  Of Flooding   Danger Zone of Wabash Shifts South From Terre Haute, Vincennes Area

New Rains Swell Midwest Rivers   Mississippi Flood Warning Ssunded

New Trial Move Made By Detense   Loot From Theft Of Dobyns-Taylor Entered In Court

Criminal Assault Trial Resumed In-Court Today  Judge To Hear New Trick Motions Before Adjourning Session —

7 MAJOR OIL COMPANIES SHED IN FAR WEST   Anti-Trust Suit Against Con. servation; Would Divorce Retail Stations.

Anti-Trust Action Invoked Against Seven Oil Firms   Government Charges Law Viclations in Pacific States Areca.

Seven Major Oil Companies Sued   Government Demands Several Reforms by Big Firms

Big Oil Firms Face U.S. Suit   Demands Majors Serve to the Independents

Anti-Trust Suit Names Oil Firms In West States .   End of Practices In Industry Asked In Government Case

File Suit Against 7 Oil Firms   Government Demands Oil Companies Sell Their Products To Independents

Government  Hits Oil Firms   U. S. Orders Voluntary Conservation Methods Stopped

Seven Major Oil Companies Cited in Suit   Anti-Trust Violation . Charges Lodged Agains! Major Operators in -“Government Action

Major Oil : Companies  Are Sued   Government Files AntiTrust Suits Against West States Concerns   ‘MAKE SIX DEMANDS   Voluntary Conservation Plans and Stabilization Of Prices Are Attacked

Crime Gangs Still Thrive   ABA Told Organized Gambling Industry Run By Rings of the ’20s

eee eee Pa PSs  $15 Billion U.S. Gambling Industry Charged to ‘Terror’ Gangs of ’20s

‘Criminal Rings Organized . ——E—————  Aid Asked In Fight On Illegal Gambling

Gangs of 20s Still on Top   Solon Asks Lawyers’ Aid in Battling Huge Crime ‘Industry’

Kefauver Blames  Big Town Gangs      rime, He Says, Organized in United States Same as in Twenties

Senator Kefauver Declares U. S. Gambling Industry Being Run By Gangs [hat Ruled in Twenties

Gaming Mobs Are Charged   Kefauver: Says Gang Activity Widespread

Crime Bosses ‘Same Faces’   Kefouver Says $15 Biltion Gambling Industzy Run By Old Big City Gangs

Gamblers’ ‘Take’ 15 Billion Yearly,  Kefauver Charges   ‘Roaringy Twenties’ Gangs Still Active, American Bar Told

Big! City Gangsters of 1920s Run $15 Billion Illegal Gambling in U. S.. Says Sen. Kefauver

City Gangs Rule Over Big Gambling I ndustry,  Kefauver Tells Lawver:

ASKS HELP OF BAR ASSOCIATION  Kefauver Warns Of  -~Gang Organization

Big City Gangs, Terror Of Twenties, ‘Running 15 Billion Gambling Industry

‘Roaring 20 Gangs Still  Run Crime   Sen. Kefanver Asks Bar To Aid Probe

‘Killer Gangs Make Shamble: Of U.S. Laws   15 Billion Doar Rackets Operating

Says Gambling Is Run By “Big City Mobs’   sen. Kefauver Appeals To Bar Association for Help in Stapping Crime  On “Aeeakieaw ete

Huge Gambling Industry— Says Gangs of 20s Still Running Crime   Kefauver Appeals to ABA for Aid Names ‘Mobs’ In Big Cities

Racket Rings Of the 1920's Back In Saddie   Kefauver Tells ABA They’re Now Heading $15 Billion Business

City Gangs Running Crime Kefauver Says  Asks American Bar Association For :

Crime Linked With Gambling Ring  ke ox oa i. a 7 *   Senator Says City Gangs Running Rackets On Huge Scale

FOUR PLANTS BUSI IN LAWRENCE AREA   Dehydration Units Are Working on Around-the Clock Basi:   ALFALFA CROPS GOOD

Dehydration Units Are Working on Around-the Clock Basis   ALFALFA CROPS GOOD

Phone Workers In Five States Approve Strike   CIO Union Is Seeking An Agreement With NUW. Bell Company

‘Peace Drive is Launched by American Reds   Communists to Follow New Line Enunciated By Their Leaders

Leaders Eye Hike In Taxes For Business   Administration Ends Thought of Congress Adjourning by Aug. ]

Truman, Aides Discuss Taxes   Rise in Business Levy "Could Offset’ Slashe:

Democratic Leaders Think Rise Might Offset Cuts  Excise Levies   TALK OF PROSPECTS  Truman, Rayburn, Lucas and McCormack Also Dis cuss Draft Continuance

Truman Meets Leaders, Talks Tax Measure  Corporation Levy Eyed To ‘Offset Proposed Excise Cuts

Boost From 38 To 40 Per Cent ls Mentioned   Conference Held A! White House To Study Question

Business Tax Boost Studied At Conference   Rayburn Asserts Increase Could Offset Excise Cuts

Rayburn, HST  Discuss Taxes  Barkley, McCormack, Lucas In On Parley

Hints at Higher Business Taxes To Offset Cuts   Boost ‘Could Offset’ Proposed Reductions la Excises--Rayburn

Truman, Raybum Discuss Taxes  Offset to Excise Cuts Discussed by Two

Rayburn for Business Jax Revision   Corporation Boost Proposed to Offset Slash in Excises

Rayburn Talks Tax Legislation with Truman Today  Says  Rise in _. Te  wre   Says Rise in Business Taxes Mav OFffceet Cruite

Hint of New Business Tax   Rayburn Says Rise “Could Offset” Excise Reductions

HINTS .INCREASED BUSINESS TAXES MAY BE PROPOSED   SPEAKER RAYBURN, OTHER DEMOCRATS TALK WITH TRUMAN

BUSINESS TAX RISE POSSIBILITY SEEN   Rayburn Says It Could Offset Proposed Cuts In Excise Levies

Rise Likely In Business Collections   Democratic Heads Talk With Truman On Future Course

Rayburn Hints At Business Tax Increase Studies  Congress Stalled On Major Issues; May Stay on Job

New Einstein Book May Be Milestone  Unified Field Theory Links Basic Forces

‘Ohio Bell Executive Assails Union Plans ‘Affecting ‘Bystanders’

Liberal Party Throws Support Behind Laborites   Davies Followers Shur Conservative Motion On Nationalization

British Liberals Support Labor   Showdown Comes On Churchill's Uliraatum

Local Forecast   Action Gives Attlee Fighting Chance To Hold Own In Test Votes   Delay Is Sought In Steel Seizure   Churchill Asks Nationallization Act Be Put Off Till After New Vote

British Liberal Party Backs Labor Regime  In Parliament Test  Rejects Churchill's Bid for Vote OF Censure on Stee! Notionolization

Vital Matters in Waterways Development Program Before Rivers, Harbors Commission

Ousted Northern President Denies Selke s Charges   Says Allocation Of $5,000,000 Bond Issue Is Factor

Many Licenses In ‘Dry’ States   Kansas Had 961 Retail, 41 Wholesale Liquor Dealers Who Paid Federal Taxes

ee eee ess  Auto Strike Threat Made  i Chrysler Union Vows "To Tticrease Demands

Chrysler Strike Leaders Say Longer  It Lasts More It Will Cost To End   Threat Provides Backdrop For Resumed Peace  Talks In the 43-Day-Old Walkout; Abkhant 149 fw Race ttle

ct % ‘ 1 eer is Lae ae eee . = = ee CO      Reject Las Offer of Loan

UAW MAY HIKE WAGE DEMANDS ON CHRYSLER   Reuther Tells Auto Firm Settlement Delay Will Be Costly

Reuther Rejects Offer of Loan  UAW Hints Strike Increases Demands

UAW May Issue Chrysler Threat   Leaders Expected To Hinge Auto Strike On Time and Cost

‘Longer They Wait. More lt Will Cost’   Expect That Werd Again - From Chrysler Un'on Heads   —Reject a Lewis Loan

-—DEFIES UNION OFFICIAL— Housewife Guards Her F amily With Shotgun

Woman Guards Family Job  Blawuica Te Tarn Dawn While Mathar Standce Wricl

WOMAN STANDS GUARD AS SONS, HUSBAND WORK   Threatens to Shoot If Unior Interferes With House Wrecking.

Five. Are Killed In Auto Crash  Five Others Hurt At Elkridge, Md.

Prison Doors Shut  On 14-Year-Old   Youth Sentenced to Life For Slaying State Officer On Second Degree Charge

Governor Tries to Purge Detroit Candidate for Congressional Post

US May Push Germany Role In Atlantic Pact   Big Three Ministers Study of Plan Hinted

MOVE T0 BRING REICH UNDER TREATY SEEN   U. S. Is Held Seeking To include Nation In Atlantic Pact

Won't Try Again, N. Y. Chief Says   State’s Delegation Pledged If General Will Run

LITTLE VIOLENCE AT COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATIONS   RUSSIAN-CONTROLLED NATIONS USE DAY TO DISPLAY MILITARY

East and West Keep Million In Control   Minor Flare-Ups At Zonal Border Are Put Down

Celebrations Mark International Labor Day in Moscow and World; Avert Trouble in Berlin.   RED FOES ALSO -_IN DEMONSTRATIONS  :

Berlin's Police Forces Prevent Riof Outbreaks  West Sector C heers 3 Attack On Reds As

Reds Flex Muscles In Moscow   Stalin’s Son Leads  . Bigger-Than-Ever Military Parade There; Tito Reds Celebrate

Trouble Threatens When AntiCommie Demonstrators Surge lin Direction of the Soviet Area

Both Forces Cool As Riots Threaten   Minor Flare-ups Checked as Crowd Mills in West: East Units March

Riofing Outbreak Avoided in May Day Observances  Cool-Headed German

Trouble Threats Staved Off In Both Sectors   Stalin Reviews Huge Parade in Moscow As Europe Celebrates

Riots Threaten in Berlin Powder Keg  East Europe Parades Strength in Annual ‘Labor Day’ Ceremony

East, West Police In Conirol   Only Minor Clashes Mar Huge Parades

—EAST-WEST~— Stones Are Hurled In. East Berlin  Stalin Reviews ; Russian Parade

Cool-Headed German Police Block Rioting As Threats Mark Berlin’s May Day Fete:

BERLIN'S POLICE RESTORE ORDER AS RIOTS START   -ommunists Met With Resistance When Beginning Demonstration—-Stalin Reviews Parade In Moscow.

POLICE PREVENT MAY DAY RIOTS IN BERLIN AREA   Russians Hold Gigantic Parade In Moscow—Other Dem onstrations Held

‘Temperatures   Throngs Gather in East and West ‘Sector, but Violence at Minimum: Stalin Watches Red Square Parade

German Police 'Avert May Day [East-West Riot   Cool-Headed Officers Quell Hotheads Along Berlin Dividing Line

Trouble threats Mark May Day  Celebrations  26  6eat we Be   Alerted Berlin Police Prevent Rioting; Calm Elsewhere

Riot Curbed In Berlin By Reich Police   Demonstrations Put On To Mark May Day In East-West Areas

German Police Prevent Riots In Berlin Area   Demonstrators From East, West Clash; Reds Display Might

Stalin Reviews Troops in Big Moscow Parade  Cool-Headed German Police Prevent Any Serious Outbreak

Outbreak Of Any Rioting Is Prevented   750,000 Germans in Western Sector Cheer Speakers Who Blast Soviets; Cool-Headed Police Prevent Rioting

‘Threaten Peace:  May Day Events In Berlin  rea   750,000 Germand Cheer Speakers: Whoj Assail] Russians, Conmuniem

STONES HURLED BUT FLAREUP IS AVOIDED   750,000 Cheer As Speakers Flay Soviets, Communism   is Celebrated Throughout Europe: Russian Troops Reviewed By Stalin

Each Zone Holds Own Observance   May Day Celebrations Are Held Over World, but Berlin Gets Most Attention

Alert German Police Block Serious Riols   Western Berliners Shout Insults At Cammie Neiahbors

Trouble Threats Staved Off In Both Sectors  €Cealin Beviewse Huce   Stalin Reviews Huge Parade in Moscow As Europe Celebrates

‘International Red Labor Day Marked B Huge Demonstrations and Parades Vy rug  i 

Cool-Headed Police Turn Threats Of Trouble Into Speech-Making May Day

East Berlin’s Police Stoned   Threats of Trouble Mark Mav Davy Event

Last-West Struggle   Prev rented   May Day Throngs Checked by Berlin Police, Soldiers —

Outbreaks Threatened In Berlin   Anti-Red Speakers Draw Loud Cheers In Western Sectar

*Police Block Berlin May Day Trouble   Soviet Sector Cops Are Stoned By West  Germans

Riots Are Prevented By Police   Labor Celebrations Put Spotlight On East-West Tension

Berlin Police Halt Threats of MayDay Outbreaks   Rival Demonstrations in East and West Sectors Kept Under Control

Cool-Headed German Police From Both Sides Avoid Serious Clashes as Mammoth Throngs Demonstrate at Border; Soviets Parade Might

Alert German Police Block Serious Riofs  Western Berliners   Western Berliners Shout Insults At Commie Neiahbors

Narrow Escape in Berlin As West Berliners and East Dwellers Come Near Clash

East And West German Police Halt Rioting   Stones Hurled By Westerners In Berlin, ive Parades Held In Moscow, Other —— Communist Countries Pe

POLICE QUELL RIOT ATTEMPT   International Labor Day Celebrations Pass Without Expected Violence.

Alert Force Curbs Serious Outbreaks   Communism Flayed in Western Sector and Cheered in East

Trouble Averted in Berlin Event   Thousands Gather to Observe May Day 

MAY DAY RIOTS  ARE AVERTED BY BERLIN POLICE   East and West Zones Maintain Order; Reds Parade in Moscow.

Fight For and Against ‘Communism Is Theme ot Mav Day Celebrations

GREAT STORM ALMOST STILL   High Pressure To North Stalls It 800 Miles Off Georgia   COURSE IS UNCERTAIN

Big Hurricane  Stalls At Sea   High Winds Still There As Bermuda Waits Blow

Seven Men Die In Plane Explosion  Converted B-25 Crashes In Arizona

Seven Perish In Plane Blast  B-25 Breaks Apart   B-25 Breaks Apart Near Phoenix On Saturday

Ship Breaks Into Pieces After Blast  Second Big Crash Reported In Ariz. In Last Three Days

Converted B25 Blows Up in Fatal Plunge   Phoenix Arizona Scene Of Accident Claiming Lives of Seven Men

Plane Crash Kills Seven   ‘Craft Explodes in Air Killing Seven Employes Of Big Aircraft Compan

PLANE EXPLODES: SEVEN MEN RILLET   BLOWS UP WHILE FLYING IN DRIZZLING RAIN—BREAKS INTO TWO PIECES.

Airplane Explodes, 7 Killed  hetatian Eivem   Aviation Firm Emploves Die

Converted B-25 Crash Carries Seven fo Death   Aviation Firm Craft Used for  Demonctretione

Seven Killed When Airplane Explodes, Crashes in Arizona  age gee eee i ppepeetes:  “ese   State Has Second Bic Air Disaster in Three Days

Missouri Youth Kills Cab Driver After Kidnaping   Tells Officers He Shot And Killed Abductor Near Platte City

Youth Shoots Cab Driver in Platte County   Reports He Was Abducted At Guns Point And Kills _ Man in Self Defense

Youth Says Cab Driver He Killed Abducted Him   19-Year-Old Tells Wierd Story to Platte County Sheriff.

JURY. IS READY TO TRY COPLON   Three Alternates Being Selected Before Introduction Of Evidence Begins

COUNTY'S NEW STRUCTURE TC COST $800,000   Only Three Members ot Board Vote ‘No’ On   Bids

Work Is To Start At Once   Final Approval Given $800,000 Project Monday

No. Defense Against ‘A’ Or ‘H’ Bomb Bush Says  Must Halt Plane Or Destroy Place Making Bomb,  Cnt amtict Ware

No Trick Way’. in Super Bomb Defense OF U. §.   Scientist Gives Senctors Facts On Present Aems Status

Bush Denies ‘Trick Way’ For H-Bomb Defense   Red A. F. Held Among Top By Britisher

Clay Plans Drills For State’s Part of Defense Program.   Chief Opens Headquarters in’ New Yorks Says Test Moet Be Undergone

Practice Blackouts, Air Alerts, Reminiscent Of World War 2, In Prospect for New York

Carroll County To Be Represented At State Fair   4-H Fair Champions To Enter Livestock And ‘Exhibits At Fair

23 Yanks Killed As C-54 Crashes Into Korean Hill  Dr. VAsoae finn nl fm an _

Worst Crash Of Week Recorded In Korea: Presidents Of Flying  Farmers Are Missing.

Hotel Fire Kills Iwo; Two Missing  Woman Proprietor Makes Heroic Rescue

Battered Americans Halt Surge By Blowing Bridge Over Ansong   Communist Forces Working Fast To Knock Out Americans Before Reinforcements Arrive.

Communists. Massing For Second Assault   Enemy Masses Forces for Attack on American Vefense Lines 40 Miles North of Toejon; Yanks Diaaind in to Meet New Enemy Thrust.

BUT DEFENDING UNITS HIT BACK IN ONE SECTOF   Field Reports Say “Americans Allies Register 10-Mile * Comeback Thrust

North Korean Offensive Temporarily Halted 40 Miles North Of Taejon

Red: Forces Press Enveloping Attack   Big Battle in Offing as Patrol Of U. S. Troops Probes Northward

Reports Claim Major Batfle Is Shaping Up  Recapture Of Two Towns By Defense

Defenders Advance In One Sector   Pyongtaek, Chungju Recaptured; Reds Move Five Division:

Front Now Extends From Near Chonan To Coast  mn em ele ee ee CU   One Yank Comeback Scored

” YANK PLANES BLAST REDS   MacArthur Reports Enemy Offensive Unchecked; Field Dispatches Tell of 10-Mile American Comeback.

Reds’ Enveloping Move Pushing Deeper Into South Korea; U.S. Planes Attack

Establish Defense Line 36 Miles North Of Taejon, Yanks Being Rushed to Front As Reds Mass Troops for New Assault

Reds Massing Men, Supplies For Big Push   Communists Continue Enveloping Move Deey In South Korea But Resistance Stiffening

The Weather   Reds Advance In Pyongtaek Area   General MacArthur Says From East To West First, Third And Fourth North Korean Divisions Spcarheading Attack

Enemy Masses Many Troops   Big Struggle Shaping North of Pyongtaek; Two Towns May be Recaptured

Field Dispatches Report Advance By U. S. Patrol   Battle Looms Along Winding Kum River; Southern Officer Claims Recapture of 2 Towns

4 Divisions Regroup North  Of Taejon Yanks Blow _Up  Cn. 2a. ft.) OB!)   Yanks Blow Up Strategic Bridge, Check Advance

Both Sides Rush Men, Supplies to Kum River Area   Invaders Pour in Reinforcements Against Outnumbered American-South Korean Forces

Patrols Move Out To Regain Ground Lost to Commies   Air Force Batters Red Armored Column

15 Divisions, 150 Tanks Pace Communists   Americans Building Up Forces for Showdown Battle

Communists Put More Men, Tanks On Battle Fronts  Americans Retake Some Lost Areas; Danartad Li.ldina

Invaders Press Attack Despite U.S. Air Blows   Defenders Tell Of Recapturing Towns, Tokyo Reports ‘oss

KY CLEAR; YANK PLANES BLAST REDS   MacArthur Reports Enemy Offensive Unchecked; Field Dispatches Tell of 10-Mile American Comeback.   BULLETIN.

— OUT. OF GAS— Attacking Force Put At 90,000   U.S. RACING ' AGAINST TIME

Americans Gain 10 Miles in 1 Sector  . Communist Drive Grinds to Halt — ™k. Raoronn for Flanking Mawes

Army Regrouped For New Drives   Battered American Forces Awaiting Reinforcements Moving From South

2 Red Divisions Advance fo Trap AmericanForce:  South Koreans Claim 2 Towns Recaptured;

Korean Reds Continuing Progress   Gen. MacArthur Says Reds Encircle Allied Troops

Defenders Make 10-Mile Gain In Comeback Bid   Big Battle Is Shaping Up Along Kum River; Two Towns Recaptured

7eneral MacArthur Reports Enveloping Movement is Continuing but Field Dispatches Credit Americans With 10 Mile Comeback in One Sector — South Korean Report of Two Towns Being Recaptured From Reds  ts Unconfirmed.   FOE HIT WITH AIR BLOWS

10-Mile Advance Reported; Reds Push Southward   Americans, South Korean Defenders Make Gains In Face Of Weak Opposition: Towns Recaptured

Dispatches Say 10-Mile \Advance Made   Airmen Return To Attack When Weather Clears

VANGUARD 15 HUT 36 MILES FROM TAEJOK   ‘North Offensive Out of Gas,  Halts to Regroup  and Refuel.

REDS ADVANCE ON OTHER FRONTS   Colonel Reports Pyongtaek, Chungju Retaken   Fight Alongside Koreans At Both Towns; Reds Claim Victories

Korean Reds Still Press Enveloping Move in Deep South   Field Dispatches Say Defenders Gain In One Sector

Defenders Make 10-Mile Gain InComeback Bid  Big Battle Is Shaping   Big Battle fs Shaping Up Along Kum River; Two Towns Recaptured

COMMUNISTS MASSING FOR NEW ASSAULT   Heavily Outnumbered American Advance Elements Forced Back 30 Miles.

‘MORE STUDY AHEAD  Anti-Bookie Bill Expected To Be Left At The Post

New Planes And Rockets Bared by U.S.   Gen. Collins Tells Gf Developments— Navy Readies Test

U.S. Reveals New Weapons to Parry Attacks   Anti-Aircraft and Tank Devices are Outlined on Radio

3 Hurt in Gun Battle On Bus   Passengers Terrorized Near Columbus

15,000 Drive  for Junction  Airfield Yielded After 5000 Casualties Flown Out; 8th Army Hits Back at Foe

Marines, Infantry Seeking fo Break From Red Trap  rs eyvariiatinn   15,000 Troops May Try Evacuation Like Dunkerque

LAUSCHE ON FENCE IN SENATE CONTEST   Ohio's Democratic Governor Undecided Whether He Will Support Taft or Ferguson,

: 2 Messengers Shot Down-Today in New York: Bandits Grab $23,000

>-t-r-€-€-C-1---g the Law PO Calls Fish Contests Lottery If Fee for Entry Charaed: Stories Banniec   Law Interpreted

POSTORFICE OFFICIAL EXPLAINS LAW   Phases of Lottery Prevail If Fee Is Charged in Contests

Hardy Hughes Dies Monday In Texarkana  Was A Veteran   Was A Veteran Employe Of Ohio Oil Co.

Hardy Hughes Dies Monday In Texarkana   Was A Veteran Employe Of Ohio Oil Co.

Dissident GOP Member Defeats Rules Changes   Beat Down Plan For Restriction

GOP Rebels Blamed For House Loss   $4 Dissidents Join Dems To Block Atempt To Win Life Or Death Rule On Bills

Presidential Force Scores Major Win   Dissident GOP. Members Are Rapned By Foes

Acheson Says Russia Busy Attaching Northern China fo the Soviet Union

Challenges Statement Of Senator   Taft’s Contention On Formosa Situation Challenged By The Secretary Of State

GOP Presses for Clarification of Far East Policy   Capital Awaiting Statement by Acheson in Face of Increasingly Bitter Criticism. _

ACHESON SAYS MUCH OF NORTH IIN HANDS NOW   Provinces Are Being Added to Soviet Union

Taft Challenged In Acheson's Talk  Secretary Disputes Formosa Aid Hopes

Acheson Notes Attachment Russians Showing For China   Says Russians Busy Detaching North China And Attaching The Areas To The Soviet Tinian

Taft Statement Challenged by State Secretary  Senator Says Little Atl Mw. ©... ad lg   Senator Says Little Aid Can Save Island

Acheson Jibes at Senator Taft   Denies Small Amount of Aid Now Can Save Formosa From Reds

Acheson Raps  Russian Grab   Secretary Says Soviet Is Taking Over North China

Russia Taking China Piecemeal, Acheson Declares  Says Chinese Reds

China’s North Provinces Being Detached   Process Complete In Manchuria Says Agphacan in Talk

“Temperatures.   Acheson Tells How Russians ‘Attach’ China   Conquered Provinces Already Part Of Soviet Union, He Says: Claims Chiang’s Failure Aided Red Surge

Cautions  Against U.S. Folly  China Communists Agsiating Savicta

Acheson Declares Soviet Russic Is Busy Now Taking Over Northern Chinese Provinces  Secretary Asserts U. S. Interest In East Is to Halt Communism

Acheson Reports On the Far East   Secretary Says Russia Is Al ready Detaching China  Provinces   FOR THE SOVIET UNION   Declares the United States Must Act to Check  Communism

Asserts China Reds Helping Russ Menace   Secretary Of State Challenges Taft's Formosa Views

Acheson Says Bear Taking  Four Provinces   Thinks Policy Will Prove to Be Headache for Present Chinese Reds

Jabs Senator For Stand —  On Formosa   ’ Says Statesman Can ‘Jump From Doubt To No Douht

Acheson Denies ‘Aid Now Could  Save Formosa   Challenges Taft Statement In Address to National Press Club

Acheson In’ ~ Reply To Blasts At China Stand   U.S. piplomatic « Head Says More Than {TE tse? Help Needed °

Taft Asks For Defense   Of Formosa — Charges One Group In State Department Defying Congress

U.S. Aim Said to Aid Peopie   Secretary Says Soviet Union Busy Annexing Provinces of North China

SOVIETS DETACH CHINESE LANDS   Acheson Says Reds Attacl Them to Own Nation

Secretary in Jibes at Ohio Solon’s Views  Truman Aide Says Present Policy O. K

Secretary Acheson Reveals Red Moves   U.S. Policy In Asia Directed Toward Saving Peoples’ Liberty. Official Says

Criticism by Taft Ridiculed By Secretary   Official Challenges  GOP Statement That Small Amount of Aid Can Save Nationalists

Suspend U. S. ‘Official After Loyalty Probe   Michael Lee of Com merce Board, to Ap peal Findings

Suspend US Official for Disloyalty   Commerce Department Board Rules Against Employing Michael Le

Lee Suspended For Disloyalty   Loyalty Board Reverses Clearance Given U.S. Commerce Official

Lee Branded As Disloyal   Commerce Departinent Employee Is Fired; Will Appeal to Sap yey

LOYALTY BOARD SUSPENDS LEE   Adverse Finding Against Official Made After Irivestigation

China Rejects UN Cease-Fire,  Calls lt A Trap   All Foreign Troops Must Get Out Of Korea, Wu Insists

Reds Report Terms of ‘Cease Fire’  Wu Says All Foreign Troops Must Onjr

Communist China Rejects UN Bids For Cease-Fire  Says Plan Is Trap  To Allow Further roe &sh ea  gwerracecinoTr

UN Cease-Fire Idea Spurned by Chinese, Who Label It ‘Trap’   Willing to ‘Advise Volunteers’ to Quit Korea--Only If U.S. Also Gets Out

Changes Mind Since 8] Had Faced Probe  OSS Officer Tells  ewsmen Evicence

HALF MILLION AWAITING CALI   Army Alert Follows Marine and Navy Call-ups; Guard Ready For “Go.”

Armed Forces Speed Mobilization: To Get Korean War Reinforcements

32More Navy Reservists Recalled   Latest Call Involves Greater‘Lowell Area Men

Contract Let for  Lighting Runways  At Mt. Alton Port   Bradford Firm Bid Totals $87,532.95: Night Flights Possible

Huge Turnout Of Panhandle Voters Nofed  Balloting In Other Sections Of State RPanartad Ae i i:aht

HEAVY BALLOTING IN PANHANDLE RACI   Texas’ Lone Republican Congressman Fichts for Seat: Interest Low Elsewhere

Huge Turnoul Of Panhandle Voters Noted  Balloting In Other   Balloting In Other Sections Of State Remorted Ac Light

Warren Austin Hauls Russian Tommy Out of Drawer; Jake Malik Leaves

Connor Elected Scout Chairman   Helberg Is Named As Commissioner

NEW TAXES MUST BE CREATED TO MEET  TRUMAN'S REQUEST, SENATOR DECLARES

New Taxes Seen In Billion Revenue  George Says Truman’s Request Means Levies

New Tax Bill In Works Soon  Pay-as-We-Go Plan To Take 7 Rillions

Work Will Begin Soon On Another Tax-Hiking Bill   George Says Aim Is Seven Billions More

Another Tax Boosting Bill Coming   Congress Ready to Start Work on “Second Installment”.

Tax-Boost Bill Study Is On Way   Congress Goes To Work Soon To Find Wavy To Collect More

Second Boost ~~ In Tax Seen   George Prediets $7 Billion Pay.as.WeLin’ Hike

Second Bill Hiking Taxes Likely Soon   Aims To Collect: About 7 Billion,  Sen. George Says

eator Declares ew Tax-Boosting leasure Imminent  Wants $7 Bilien Additional For Defense Program

CONGRESS T0 ACT SOON ON NEW TAX BILL   “Pay-As-We-Go” Defense Spending Is Aim Of Measure

New Russian Push Waited In Cold War This Spring   Strategy Believed Topic Of Parleys With Red Chinese

USSR Seen Preparing New Drive   Spring Offensive Expected To Result From Tales With China Reds

Russia Expected To Step Up Tempo ‘Of Cold War Throughout The World

Reds Likely To Warm Up Cold Battle   Officials See _ Spring Surge Ry Cammiunicte

Soviets Seen Set for Bold New Offense   Flush of Triumph In China Expected To Spur Cold War

Offensive Expected In Spring   Observers Believe Big Moscow Huddle May Be Shaping Plans.

New Communist Offensive Seen For Spring  » American Officials  Look For Another Red Drive

Resumption Of Cold War Seems Near   Reds Believed Plotting Spring Offensive in Prolonged Contest With Western Powers

New Communist Offensive Seen For Spring   American Officials Look For Another <<.

ENCOURAGED BY CHINESE VICTORY— New Communist Spring Offensive In Cold War Expected By Officials

SPRING OFFENSIVE BY RUSSIA IN COLD ‘WAR IS PREDICTED   U. S. Officials Expect Soviets to Press for New Gains in Europe, Asia or Middle East.   CHINESE COMMUNISTS MAY PARTICIPATE   Some Authorities Believe Strategy Has Been Under Discussion at Prolonged Moscow Meeting.

Soviet Cold War Drive Predicted  Southeast Asia, Middle East, Central Europe Targets Cited

BUT WHERE IT WILL HIT NOT YET ANSWERED   Experts Are Dividec On Question of Red Strategy Thoughts

Blame Shifted In Liquor Sales Tax Kick-Back  Lansing Politicians

OFFICERS INSTALLED FOR HOPKINS LODGE   D. D. G. M. Ernst Hargraves and , of Phila.,  Officiate

Red China Ships Eggs Into U. §.  Bakeries Buy Cheap Powdered Imports

Communist Epes Greate Scramble  ~ 700 Tons Await — U.S. Distribution.

- —BUY EGGS FROM RED CHINA—  I mport 700 Tons When U.S. Has Big Surplus

Bandit-Killer of Pursuers Eludes Capture 3rd Day   One of Biggest Manhunt: In Ontario’s History Widens Its Area

YOUNG MOTHER HELD BY POLICE   Infant Left on Sidewalk By Girl, 20

Named Manager Of Country Club   Dondrea to Remain In Charge of Golf

Manager Named At Country Club  Casey Dondrea To Remain As Golf Pro

FBI INVESTIGATES CLAIM UMW USED “SECRET SIGNALS’   OUSTED OFFICER ARMS SELF AGAINST ANY UNION THREATS

Ex-Unioneer Goes Armed   Threatened By Swerving Car, Says Former UMW Office:

Whistler Annoys Bride to Tears   He Has Even Threatened Her Life

Ferie Serenade By “The Whistler” Panics Bride-to-Be   Phantom Intruder Has Threatened Girl’s Life; Search Is Unsuccessful

Phantom Whistler's Plan Of Terror Has Girl, Family On Verge Of Total Collapse

Move To Bar. Butler . fr rot § enaie Open Kiéetion - Charges’ Fake  “Photos And Scurrilous ~ 1 iergture Used:

Americans Move Up As North Koreans Slink From Bloody Project   First Feeler Blows Of Full Scale Attempt To Crash Through To Pusan Port Are Struck.

N. Koreans Thrus Feeler Blows on Southern Front   Massing Reds Jab Spearhead Down the Tongyong Peninsula

UN Forces Rout Enemy Near Taegu   Communist Drive On Tongvong Seen As Threat To Pusan

Strike Feeler Punches Indicating All-Out Drive Near, Jab Spearhead Down Tongyong Peninsula in Effort te Capture Koie Island

Powerful Red Forces Move Up To Front   Attack On Pusan May Be Coming

North Koreans Poise Troops West of Pusan   Withdrawals Noted On Other Fronts as New Menace Appears

Feeler Blows Aimed at Big Koje Island   In North, Battered Enemy Withdraws From Taegu

Red Forces Jab Down Peninsula  In Pusan Drive   Halied Rw Marine«

COMMUNISTS MASS FORCES FOR ATTEMPT   Feeler Blows Already Struck, Presaging Full Seale Assault Soon.

Ei Massing North Koreans Jad Spearhead Down Tongyong Peninsula; North Foe Limp Back From Taegu Gates   GIVING GROUND ON“BAST COAST ALS¢

Look for Full Scale Drive to Capture Port   * Enemy Suffers Losses. Retreats in Area Around Taegu

Communists Shoved Further Back From The Pohang Area   Reports On Enemy Movements Are Numerous.

Red Troops Move Up For Pusan Drive   Invaders Retreat On Taegu Front

REDS DEPEND ON U.S. ‘THEFTS’ Soviet Refugee Scientists Say USSR Has Only Few Atom Bombs

r PPGSS RD BRP NA RELA  ‘Memories of Last One Come Back With Rush as Veteran Gets Orders to Report

Holiday Deaths To 215 in Nation; (3 in Missouri    Total Mounting With 4-Day Week End at Half-Way Mark

Holiday. Week- End Death Toll in Stale Reaches 15   Thisteen Are Killed in Trafic. Accidents: ‘Nation's Toial Fatalides to 275.

Two Gunmen Get $4,000 at Missouri Bank   ‘Four Left Locked in Vault After Robbery At Gordonville

Two Armed Mer Take $4000 From Bank Near Cape   Make Getaway In Cor Driven  By Third Man

MISSOURI BANK HELD UP; FOUR LOCKED IN VAULI   Two Gunmen Escape Witt $4, 000; Bar Roads to Iflinois.

Warren Wright  Dies in Florida   Chicago Rites Planned Kor Noted Turfman, Breeder of Champions

wKuKKKS SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHAKES LONG ISLAND, SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT

Column Left.   “ce  . +. 4 chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ”—Burns.

Colunin Left   » ++ @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ’’—Burns,

BIG U. S. CARRIER ARRIVES IN TOKYO   Flattep, Loaded With Planes, Sprints Across Pacific in & Days and 7 Hours.

Big Flattop Speeds F-51’s To Far East  _ Makes Record  Peelhe Croesine

Ship Sets Record For Grossing:  New  pews   Fresh American Troops Sent To The Front; New Assaults On IJ. S. Pasitiong Naw Laam

Record Set in Rushing Planes fo War Zone   Flattop Carries Peak Number of A‘rcratt From Coast

Two Still Missing In Hospital Fire At Davenport, la.   Probe Disaster Which Caus. ed 38 Known Deaths— Origin Of Fire Unknown

REPORTS POLIO CASE.   Paper Box Company Executive Is Heir to $5,000,000 Estate

Strike Violence Hits Pittsburgh  Gas Bomb Sets Fire To Store Window

Police to Stay  On Strike Watch   P'ttsburgh Mayor Refuses Union Demand in Truck Driver Walkout There

— SLAUGHTER— S. Koreans Recapture Pohang   CAPITAL CITY. EVACUATED 

UN Victories Kase Pressure Along Front   North Koreans Reported Fleeing In Panic Across Naktong

Allies Send Reds Fleeing In Confusion   U.S. Forces Crack Naktong Bridgehead Pohang Recaptured

Commies Reeling in Panic North of Taegu; Yanks Mop Up on Reds’ Naktong Bridgehead: Pohang Recaptured, Airfield To Be Reopened

Communist Bridgehead In Elbow of Naktong Smashed: Pohang Retaken

Allies Recapture Port of Pohang On East Coast  ‘Commun ist Division   ‘Communist Division Retreats in Panic Across Naktong River

Crack Commie Force Smashed In Big Victory   Marines, Infantry Wipe Out 1000 No. Koreans

Naktong River Line Restored, Serious Threat To Taegu Is Eased; Marines Estimate That 1,000 Communists Slain In Torrid Fight

American Marines And 24th Division Troops Smash Big Communist Bridgehead At Elbow Of Naktong South Of Taegu — More Than 1,000 Reds Reported Slain

ist Marine Brigade, Infantrymen   Slaughter Over 1,000 Red   Troops In Naktong Elbow Bridrehead   WATERS OF NAKTONG RUN RED WITH BLOOD

Crack Communist Troops Driven Back in Panic Across River as. Yanks, South Koreans Advance

‘New GM-UAW Contrac Called “Significant,” Stabilizing To Business

Reuther Praises UAW’'s Contract With Giant GM   lt Gives Wage Hike, Better Hospital Plan, Modified Union Shop

Reuther Hails Agreement With General Motors   5-Year Contract Provides Annual Wage Increases

Reuther Calls Auto Workers’ Pact 'Most Significant’ To Labor   General Motors Contract Provides Pay Boosts And Pensions: Can’t Be Opened For Five Years

New GM Pact Hailed by Both Sides   5-Year Contract Includes 19-Cent  Feongamie Package   (Picture on Page 14)

Billion Dollar Agreement Surprises Industry, Labor; Nineteen Cent Package

General M. otors, Union Contract TabbedBrightestM anagement Labor Scene in History of CIO

Union, Firm Happy About GM Contract   History-Making Pact ts Lauded By Many Officers

State Challenges ) Cheese Firms   Question Advertising Used; See Violations

LIBRARY BOOKS FOR LILIENTHAL   Even Senator Hickenloope! Will Recommend Him

11 Missing or Dead as Gale Roars 3d Day   Winds, Violent Rain Sweep 1000-mile Section of Coast

Jerry Milan Killed By Car Last Night   Ludwig Strenz Driver of Vehicle In Mishap Here

Arsonist Tells Of Setting Fire Fatal to Nine   Patient Touched Off Blaze in Basement Of Private Hospital At Philndalnhia

Asylum Fired By Arsonist   Nine Patients Die in Blaze; Five Found Shackled to Concrete Slabs

‘As Shells Scream Above . 7th Division Gls Eat Christmas.Turkey On lHunanam. Beachhead

Lewis and . Canton Miner Are Called For Quizzing   Subcommittee Probes Charges J. L. Used Secret Code in Strike

UMW Goes To Court Again Charged With Secret Order Used During Recent Strike

Mild Reformists Egyptian Winner  Indirect Rebuke  -- to:King Farouk

Mild Reform Party Wins in Egypt by A Lop-sided Vote   American Policy In Formosa Waits On Chiefs’ Visit

Anti - Farouk Forees Win Keypt \ oling   WAFD Party Claims ‘Land. slide Victory’ As Four  Are Killed

Miners Reject John L.'s Hint   Two-Thirds Elect to Stay Out of Pits

PICKETING MAY. BLOCK RETURN (OF 37.450 MEN      19,900 Vote to Extend Strike To Third Week.  In Uniontown Area

Pickets Halting Men Who Would Return to Work   Miners Will Be Out for Fourth Consecutive Week; Say They're Starving On 3-Day Week Anvhow.

Most of Miners Staying Off Job   Labor Anti-Trust Measure Ready for Debut in Senate

96,700 Refuse To End Walkout AndReturnToday   UMW Officials Fear 37,450 Who Voted To Return Will Be Barred By Holdouts’ Pickets

Red Sub Officers Sailing Secretly   Learn Navigational Skill. Ranorter Sayx.

RUSSIA TRAINS SUBMARINERS   LONDON PAPER SAYS OFFICERS TRAIN ON MERCHANT SHIPS

Says Russian Sub Officers on Move   Sailing to All Parts at World. Is Report.

New UNDrive toDevisea Korean Peace   \Asia-Arab Bloc ‘Again Tries to IReinn Kattlamant

Four Indiana Children Drown  Loaded Boat Upsets On Mother's Day Picnic

ve oe! Sonal Outboard Motorboat Overturns In Stream  Four Drowned In Raging Ohic Rivar At Mother's Day Outing

FOUR CHILDREN DROWN IN RIVER   Deaths Bring Tragic End To Mother’s Day Outing On Ohio.

BOAT CAPSIZES; FOUR CHILDREN DROWN IN OHIO   ‘Mother's Day Outing Ends in Tragedy; Uncle Saves Two.

Pittsburgh Papers To Publish Today   Strikers, Publishers Reach Agreement Today After 6-Week Shutdown

Life Sentence For Murder Of Realtor Set   Verdict Is Accepted   Verdict Is Accepted ‘With Composure By 18-Year-Old Girl

NEW TAX MEASURE YIELD TO BE LESS   Estimates Are Revised Downward by Senators

BILL UP FOR DEBATE   Tax Collections Under New Measure Were Revised Downward

Tax Collections Expected Lower   Revised Estimate For New Bill Made

$5 Billion Tax Measure Faces Senate  Excess Profits Levy Defeat Predicted By Senator George

Lower Estimates of Tax Revenues  Collections Under New Bill Revised

New Tax Bill Won't Yield $5 Billions, Analysts Say   President Denounces Contro! Lobby Rumor

BIG TAX BILL UP IN SENATE   George Asserts It Will Pass Without Excess Profits Levy     ‘DAD RAPPREI’ SEEN

Senate Debates $5,000,000,000 ax Bill Terms   Excess Profits Levy Won't Pass, George Predicts

Excess Profits Levy Hits Snag  Gearge Says Tex Bill Will Pass Less Rider

Excise Profits Levy In Center Of Senate Fight   George Says Will Be No Bill At All If Is Included Mahoney Insists On Add. ing Extra $3.5 Billion

House, Senate. Consider Two Big Money Bills   Defense Spending And Tax Acts Get Committees’ OK

Senate Begins  Fight On Taxes  Excess Profits Levy Battle Shaping Up

CALL FOR TAX BILL DEBATE   ‘Solon Says Measure Wil Pass Without Excess  Profits Levy

U. S. Favors Asking China To Withdraw   Washington Not Expected ‘To Make Aggression Charge ln UN

Conferees Aiming To Avoid Wai   Simple U.N. Call fo: China To End Help Has U.S. Favor.

U.S. Approves Demand That China Quit War   Contemplated Course Will Not Link Peiping With Invasion

U.S. Wants Simple UN Demand That Aid To Korea End; Eager. To Avoid an: Open Break

U.S: Steps Gingerly, May Ask UN Cease Fire Order for China. Reds

TOUCHY SITUATION  U.S. Seeks ‘Simple Move to End Red China Aid to North Koreans

U. S. Favoring Simply U. N. Demand On Chinese Reds To Cease Their Aid To North Korean Communists

U.S. Cautious in Korean Situation   Want Chinese Reds to Discontinue Aid

U. $. Wants Simple Demand By UN On China   American Leaders Seek To Halt Red Chinese

SIMPLE ORDE TO CHINESE FAVORED   U.S. Wants U.N. To Demand End Of Aid To No. Korea

SIMPLE DEMAND ON CHINA ASKED   ‘United States Steps Gin: gerly In Ticklish Korean Situation

US Is Reported Favoring Simple Demand From UN   Would Have Security Council Ask Chinese Reds To Cease Help

Caution to Mark Actior On China   United States Is Reported to Favor Mild Approach To New Dancer

U.S. Favors Simple Demand by UN That Chinese Reds Stop Aid in Korea   Report Contemplated Course Does Not include Any Charae of Aqaression

U.S. Favors Simple Demand That Chinese Reds Stop Aiding N. Kore:

security Gounci! Demand Favored On Korean issue   U. S. Reported In Favor Of Simple Action

U. S. Stepping Gingerly In Explosive Situation Caused By Chinese Moves

\U. S. Reported to Favor Simple Demand . By UN That Chinese Reds Withdraw Aid

HONOR BANKER AT DOYLESTOWN DINNER   William F. Fretz, of Doyles. town National Bank, Paid Tribute   S. K. MOYER PRESIDES

NATIONAL BANK HONGRS LONG TIME PRESIDENT   William F. Fretz Now Chairman of Board   AT TESTIMONIAL DINNER

Air Reserves To Be Called   Individual Orders Slated TT. Co Ont Next Week

JAMISON MAN INJURED   Frank Genghini is Hurt While Operating Steam Shovel

HERE AND THERE IN __BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All In The Various Cc sti   ‘GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Farouk fo Wed Early Next Year  First Official Word Given That Egypt's

Seek to Group West Defenses   Big Three Foreign Ministers See Cold War Continuing

TORNADO STRIKES ST. LOUIS COUNTY   STORM THEN SKIPS INTO ILLINOIS — FEW HUBT, 21 HOMES FLATTENED.

MALAYAPOLICY FAILS; LONDON MAY ASK HELP   Conservatives Urge All-Out Battle On ‘Bandits’

‘WAR SECRETS IN -AMERASIA FILES   Hickenlooper Challenges De nial By Justice Department Official

Pittsburgh Settles Long Milk Strike  Deliveries Scheduled To Start Saturday

Milk: Deliveries to Resume on Saturday  Dairy Workers End Strike

Milk Strike At Pittsburgh Ends  Workers Accept New Contract On Wages

Full-Scale Deliveries Wil Be Restumed Saturday Some Icecream Deliver ies Begin Today.

Milk Strike in Pittsburgh Area Ended Last Night   Three-Week Stoppage Choked Off Delivery To 2,300,000

Milk Strike Comes to End   AFL Members Accept New Contract by Big Vote To Renew Deliveries in Six East State Deliveries:

Three-Week Milk Strike Ended As Men Accept Paci   Deliveries To Be Resumec Saturday; Guaranteed Pay Minimum Is Increased

Pennsy Milk Strike Ends: Pay Boosted   2,000 AFL Workers Vote To Accept New Two Year Contract

Pittsburgh Area Milk Strike Ends   3,000 AFL Members Accept New Contract At Meet Last Night

Fernwood Church Plans Dedication Of New Sanctuary  Week Of Services, Special Events,

Fernwood Church Plans Dedication Of New Sanctuary   Week Of Services, Special Events, Begins Sunday

LAWYER SEEKS GOP. NOMINATION   John M. Butler, Baltimore Announces For Tydings’ Seat

Truman ‘Rescuing’ Tydings? woman Rescuing’ Tydings? Baltimore Attorney Announces For Nomination To U.S. Senate

Amvets Plan to Mail ‘Atomic War’ Identification Tag to All In America

EMPHASIS TO BE PLACED ON FIREPOWER   New Heavy Tank Designed to End Russian Superiority In Lund Armor — Light anid Medium Tanks Now in Production.

‘Worried’ Is a Description of How a Soldier Feels on Patrol Behind Enemy Lines

Multi-Million-Dollar Dope Ring Cracked By Federal Agents:  Wholesale Selling of Li cacn ck Reiko? ome   Wholesale Selling of Heroin in Midwest and Southwest Reported

Call MacArthur In  Insists Senator Sen. Wiley Seeks  'Teue Situntian’

Dark Picture Drawn For Livestock Indusiry By Agricultural Bureau

Maintains . State Dept. Hid Truth.   Rips Open Ameragia Case by Statement Toetsmal fen Samta Ka

Hurley Called For Testimony Before Senate   Former Ambassador To Elaborate On Amerasia Case

HURLEY TESTIMONY ASKED BY SENATE   Group Seeks More Facts On Shielding Charge By Former China. Envoy

Hurley Invited To Amplify His Ameraia Char   Senate May Learn More From Former China Ambassador

Hurley Gets Invitation To Elaborate   Has Charged State Dep't Shielded Givers Of Secrets

Hurley Gets Bid To Elaborate on Charge He Made  State Dept. Shielded

Ex-Ambassador Charges State Dept. Aide Gave. Secrets to Communists   Claims U. S. China Policy Sabotaged   Service Scheduled to Go Before Committee Thursday to Testify

Hurley Bid To Testify  On Charges Of Sabotage   Former Ambassado: To China Accuses State Department

Probers To Hear Hurley's Charges In Amerasia Case  Former Envoy Says State Agency Has Shielded Culprits

Call Hurley To Elaborate On His Charge  Probers Seek More Data On Charges Against State Dept.

Hurley Invited To Testify To Senate Probers   Former Ambassador To China Invited By Committee

Hurley Gets Bid fo Elaborate on Cover Up Charae   State Dept. Shields Officials ‘Who Sold or Gave’ Top Secrets

Senators Want Hurley to Talk  Ask Elaboration on Santa Fe Statement

HURLEY ASKED BY PROBERS TO ELABORATE   Fermer U. S. Ambassador  to China Gets Bid From  Investigators to Ap- pear and Testify   ‘STATEMENT IS ISSUED

SENATE. PROBERS INVITE HURLEY 10 _ REPEAT CHARGES   Former Envoy Says State ' Dept. Men Gave Secrets  ‘ Te. Cras muniete

Hurley Invited To Tell More About Charges  Says Some Officials Sold Or Gave Data

BRITISH SHIP SINKS AT SEA   Former War Secretary EA Charges Secrets Sold

Hurley Asked To Testify in Commie Probe   Former U. S. Ambassador To China Got Bid From State Department to Tell His Side of Accusation

FINAL EDITION   Probers Will Give Chance   Has Charged Department Shielded Officials Who Got Secret Documents to Reds

PROBERS CALL FOR HURLEY TO TESTIFY   Ex-Envoy’s Charges Linked With Amerasia Case

Hurricane Danger Passes As Storm Roars Out To Sea   New England Gets Stormy Weather, Rain, And Ships Along Coast Severely Buffeted

Persistent Child Saves Family  Pleasant Ridge Home, Barn Leveled By Fire

Sneak Atomic ‘Attack Is Possibility; Russia Has Power  Government Unwraps “Master Blueprint’ For Gvilian Defenses

Unwraps Plan For Defense Against Sneak Atom Attack   Government Calls for Millions of Civilians  To Guard Against Blov

RBeeenetkwe ff & nr Oe vey FF  NSRB Warns Any A-Blitz Would Partially Succeed

Millions of Volunteers Needed in Defense Plan ‘Aqainst A-Bomb Attack

Draft Notices Are Sent to 27 County Men   Group Will Go to Erie Saturday Morning For Pre-Induction Tesi

Chinese Reds Head fo Korea  ~ Wiley Says:200, 000. Men to Join. Comba

WEST COAST ISLE GRABBED AS REDS FALL BACK ASHORE   Communist Retreat Continues On Two Fronts—Newly-Seized Tok chok Guards Inchon, Port of Seoul, On Yellow Sea.

Huge Force In China Moving Toward Korea   200,000, Mostly Kor. ean Reds, on March. Sen. Wiley Learns

200,000 China Reds Moving Toward Korea   Allies Wipe Out Enemy in Naktony River Pockets

Reports Red Chinese Army On the March   Sen. Wiley Declares 200,000 Crack Troop: Move Toward Korea

Donna Girl Dies Under Truck: Woman Drowns  Man Hit by Train,   Man Hit by Train, Two.Stabk ed in Other Violence Over Valley

Treadaway To Be Manager Of CG. GA. Office  Gaffney Man To Come Here As Successor

Treadaway To  Be Manager Of  spel cee: ee wn Mm   Gaffney Man To Come Here As Successor “To Hutto, Resigned

‘Grab Two Towns In East But Fall Back At Taejon Before Fast Red Drive   Negro Troops Rout Communist Invaders From Yechon; Allied Naval Gunfire Is Taking Toll.

‘Lull’ Reported On Battle Front  After Victories  U.S. Troops Take Yongdok, Yechon  From Invaders

Expeci New Enemy Assaulf; B-29's Bomb Red Capital   Americans Hold Two Towns Coptured From Reds; Pincer Movement Forms

Lull In Ground Fighting As Reds Regroup Before Launching New Onslaughts

U.S. Artillery Fires on Reds From New Post      Forces Hold 2 Towns “Captured Friday; No Action Is Reported

Yanks Maintain: Constant Contat With the Reds  Anticipate New ~ Enemy Assaults

Consolidate Defenses South Of Fallen Taejon   B-29's Hit Pyonayang

25th Division Negro Troops Take Yechon   Americans Occupy Yongdok On East Coast After Heavy Shelling By Navy

Americans Expect New Red Attack   Rail Yards Bombed At Enemy Capitals Two Toxns Seized

UZS. Artillery Pouri Reds Massing Units S  ~~ pare rr  B-29 Strikes Score  me

U.S. Forees Consolidate ‘Defensive Positions as “Relative Quiet’ Continues

Americans Take East Coast Point   Northerners Apply Heaviest Pressure in Taejon Sector

MacArthur Reports War Situation is “Relatively Quiet’’   Pyongyang is Hit Again By 22 B-29s In Saturday Raid

Taejon Capture Gostly   ‘'sMacArthar’s Report . Hints That North Koreans Must Regrou; Aftar Heavy I nases

Yanks Anticipate New Red Thrusts   American Troops Consolidate Positions 5 Southeast of Taejon

UJ. 5. Troops Consolidate Defensive Positions Near Taejon; Keep Sharp Fve Out For Sudden Red Assault .

TEMPERRATURT   First,25th Divisions Advance   GIs Stragele In From Taejon As  Red Drive Slows

Red Losses May Slow Up New Advance  MacArthur Reports Two Cities Taken In Counter Thrust

Keep Contact With Reds In Anticipation of New Enemy Blows   MacArthur Calls War Front ‘Relatively Quiet’; U. S. Troops Recapture Two Towns from Invaders; Air Force Busy

Americans Consolidate Below Taejon   Front Quiet; U. S. Airmen Busy Bombing

Americans Take 2 Towns, Fall Back at Taejon   Weather Halts Air Ground Support; Red: Believed Regrouping

Take Positions © South, Southeast Of Fallen Taejon   American Troops Maintain Constant Contact With North Korean Invaders

MacArthur Claims Reds Suffered Many Casualties As They Seized Taejon   U. S. Planes Continue Air Raids On Communist Capital And Land Forces Hold Captured Towns

Frent Lines Quiet After Taejon Battle   2 Towns Retaken From Invaders On East Coast

Communist Pincer Move Near Taejon  Yanks Fall Back On Western Front

British Ballot To Be Close  Newemen Predict   Newsmen Predict Churchill Maioritv

CLOSE BRITISH RACE  INDICATED BY POLLS   Survey of Newspapers, Moweser, Predicts 44-Seat Mayjoilty in Canumons fur Conservatives,

RebelChiefHeld  In Puerto Rico   Plot Against Truman Linked To Revolt; Torressla Given ‘Mission’ In U. 8

Police Seize Party Boss of Gunmen   U.S. Secret Service Presses Drive Here and in Puerto Rico

BRACKEN POST LOSES SUIT; $6,253 VERDICT FOR BATES   Jury Deliberates About Two Hours Before Returning Verdict   Action Grew w Out of Plans Preparation for Legion : Home Here

Policeman Kills Pittsburgh Man   Man Shot to Death After Wounding His Wife’s Companion

Fail in Efforts fo End Coal Strike in Seven States  Pickets Stop Miners at Several Points.—Idle

Rebel Miners Defy Lewis In 7 States   Wildcat Strikes Continue Despite Pleas of UMW Head:

Pickets Close Off Pits In Some Areas   Strike In Seven States Continues As Supply Dwindles

Coal Strike Not Ended in  Seven States   Lewis’ District Men Fail in Their Effort to End Walkout

EASTERN MINERS ARE DIVIDED ON RETURN TO WORK   WEEKEND BALLOTING SAW 37,000 VOTE FOR 3-DAY WEEK

37,000 FAVOR RETURNING 10 PITS   Pickets Keep Many From Resuming Production

Roving Pickets Go Info Action In Many Fields   Only About 37,000 Diggers Vote to Go Back. Inte the Pits

Majority: of Miners ~~ Continues Off Jobs   Lewis’ District Officials Unsuccessful in ~ Ending "No Contract. No Work" _ Strike as Only.37,000 of 90,000 Return =to Soft Coal’Pits in 7 States.   PICKETS KEEP MEN AWAY

60,000 Miners Refuse To Obey   @ Many Workers Stay Out Of Pits In Several States

LEWIS’ UNION AIDES FAIL TO STOP STRIKE   Pickets Show Up To Prevent Some From Producing

Union Officials Unable To Stop Coal Walkouts  Just Few Mine . Go Ba ck To Work In Seven Stat

Pickets Balk Some Locals 60 000 Still Idle Afte   60,000 Still Idle Afte: Week End of Voting

UMW Chiefs Fail To Halt Walkouts In Soft Coal Area   60,000 Still Out Despite Plea for Return to Jobs

UMW Officers Fail To Induce Miners To Return to Pits  ’ Despite Lewis’ Plea "No Pact No Work’ Seo ks Cree aise.

Lewis’ Men Can't Stop Coal Strike   Pickets at Mines Prevent Many Local: From Digging Coal

Lewis Aides Fail fo End Coal Strike   Miners Stubbornly  Stay With “No Contract ~No Work” Viewpoint Despite Leaders’ Appeal

Motorized Bands Rove Coal Fields   About Half Striking ‘Workers Elect To Keep Up Idleness

Pickets Show Up, Stop Miners Who Attempt To Work   Lewis’ Men Fail To End Strike In Seven Idle States

Weekend Poll incicales Some 37,000 Strikers Will Return, Rut 69,000 fo Remain OF Job

Walkout in Coal Fields Unsettled   Pickets Keep Thousands of Miners Idle

PICKETS SLOW ~ RETURN TO WORK   Defy Union Vote In Some Areas; 3-Day Week Hear“ing Injunction Delayed

Miners Spurr Lewis’ Order   Only 37,000 Out of 90,000 Heed Back-to-Work Edict: Pickets Try To Block Production in East Area

Lewis’ Officials Fail to End ‘No Contract Strike   Votes Indicate 37,000 to Go to Work

37,000 Miners Return fo Jobs  UMW Officials Fail, : +43 00   UMW Officials Fail, However, to Get 43,000 Others to End Strike

Was MacArthur Statement Embarrassin gtoU.S. in Frontofits, . Allies? Truman and Aides Thou chtso.Thus itW asQuicklyv Killed

MacArthur Statement Embarrasses U. S In Front of Allies and Asiatic People   Administration Feels General Has Unwittingly Aided Red Propaganda

Death Takes Leon Blum   Served France As Premier; Was Socialist Dean

FLORIDA WILL VOTE TOMORROW   WIDE INTEREST IN EFFORTS TO UNSEAT U. S, SENATOR PEPPEF

Florida, Alabama Primaries Hold Top Attention   Pepper In Battle With Smather To Keep Senate Post, Senator Hil le Secking Ranamina

South Primaries Involve Issues Of Wide Concern   Peprer Fights To Retain Seat In Florida Vote

The Weather   Florida Cops Spotlight in Party Ballot   States’ Rights Issue Enlivens Alabama Race

Pepper, Smathers In Primary Fight   Democratic Primary In Florida Attracts Record Registration

Florida Fight Holds Primary Vote Spotlight   Alabama Battle Also Draws More Interest Than Ghio, Indiana

Several States Voting Tuesday ~ Florida, Alabama  Duta nise Interesting

PEPPER FACES STIFF RACE WITH VET   Hangs Pro-Red Label On Veteran Senator  CIVIL RIGHTS   Seen As Top Alabama Issue As Senator Lister Hill Seeks Renomination

Nation Watches Florida Primary  Vote Will Decide  Sen. Pepper's Fate

Florida Democrats Will Vote Tuesday On Whether Veteran Senator Pepper Is To Remain

FL RIDA WILL OTE TUESDAY   Kep Pepper Or Name  Mus{Decide Whether To Smathers

PEPPER FACES TEST TUESDAY   Florida Demos To Select Senator—Other State Primaries on Tap

Pepper Faces Bitter Battle With Smathers   Decision Slated Tuesday; Seven In Ohio Seeking   Right To Face Taft

Tomorrow's Primary in Florida fo Decide Whether Pepper Continues in U. $. Senate

Floridas Primary Holds Top Interest   Reds, Truman Program Main Issues Attracting Record-Registration

Democratic Primary Elections a Florida and Alabama Claim /Much Interest Through Nation

Florida, Alabama Vote in Primary Election Tuesday  Pepper-Smathers Race in Florida \A/ntehalAH fC lacaly

Claude And George Get Test Tuesday  Florida Voters To Decide Unusually Ho  Qanstnrial f'antact

Florida, Alahama Vote Overshadows Similar Balloting In Indiana, Ghio

Delaware And llinois Solons Tangle OnIssue  Senator Williams Raises Question In MReakhnta fra CLC

TRUMAX SIGNS DISPUTED BILL   President's Approval af Potutocs, Catton, Poanuts Measure Js Vie‘tery. for, Dixie Harm Senators ant Setback for Potato-State Levislators.

FARM STATES SENATE BLOC SPLITUP SEEN   —Truman Signs. Bill Bitterly Opposed By Pataio States ..

Rift In Senate Farm Bloc Over New Cotton Bill   Truman Signs Law In Surprise Move; Potato Solons Lose

State Candidates Step Up Atfack on  Eve of Primaries  Thompson Centers Blasts at GOP as ‘Machine’ Group

Tried to Remove Coat Without Stopping, Cer Hits Bridae: Two Dead

Milk Strike Now Is in Sixth Day   No Break in Sight Negotiators Will Try Again Today

Milk Strike Violence Flares Anew  Deliveries Blocked In 7-County Area

MARS NULK STM     68 Pennsylvania Firms Carry Arbitration Appeal ~ To Public

Milk Companies Asking Public To Help End Strike   Appeal For Arbitration Made Today Amid New Violence.

New Violence Reported In Dairy Strike   Emergency Milk Delivery Available For Hospitals In Pittsburgh Areas

Milk Bargaining Agency Reelects Entire Slate   James A. Young Is Renamed President At Syracuse Meeting

B-29 Drops Gifts To Gls At Front   1000 - Pound “Bombload’ Hits Foxholes

17 KANSAS CITY TRADERS BANNEL   False Weight Conspiracy} At Stockyards Exposed

WILL BEGIN PRACTICE      Those Tlicipating in Summer Music Program ta Report Monday

Ordered to Get Rid of Half of Production Facilities; Must End  ' Affiliation With Any Other Bulb Firms.

U. §. SEEKS TO HALVE GE LIGHT BULB BUSINESS   Court Order Asked For Splitting Monopoly Of Manufacturer

Government Sesks Curb on GE Light Bulb Production   Further Argument Is to Be Heard June 12 on Proposed Decree

ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB MONOPOLY   Government Wants General Electric To Halve  Its Facilities

DEFERMENT SYSTEM FOR COLLEGE YOUTHS   Will Be Drafted On Basis Of Their Intelligence And Abilities Tnder Flan

Brightest Students May Be Deferred  New Plan Preserves Reservoir of Talent In Collese Training

DRAFT SYSTE   Students Would Be Given  Classification Tests as  First Step

IOWA STUDENT ACQUITTED IN COEDS DEATH   Jury's Verdict Frees Bednasek of Charge He Strangled Girl

Given 10 Days For Contempt Of Court   Federal Judae lanores Chicago Court; Turns Lustron Over To RFC

HINT SENATE LOYALTY PROBERS MAY-SEE-SEGRET-FEDERAL:FILE--  Report is Heard That Truman _ Prepared To Yield.

Loyalty Files May Be Opened  Senate Probers May Be Granted Access

Finds Shooting Was Accidental   Widow Of Retired Army Captain Will Be Given Release.

School Bus Driver Meet Here Friday   PIGUl MGI TiUay  Special Convention of State Association Called te Form Lenialative Palicy

School Bus Driver Meet Here Friday   Specio! Convention of State Association Called ta Form Legislative Policy

Government Agencies Use 1,100 Pianes   By JAMES J. STREBIG  AP Aviation Reporter {For James Marlow)

‘Advance Continues in Korea as Reds ‘Run Toward Border   ROK Troops Now Are 32 Miles from Line: Chinese Down a Plane.

Allied Forces Pushing Closer To Manchuria   One Unit Within 32 Miles Of Frontier In Drive To End War; U. S. Plane Forced Down By Chinese

Few Targets Remain For  U. S. Planes  Five Columns In  Drive For Border

No Organized Opposition To @ ‘anup   Guerrillas Cut Off Rail Communications For Hours At One Point

South Koreans Are 32 Miles  From Border   Red Chinese Hit Mustang Flying In Korean Territory

Allied Columns Neat Manchurian Border In Rush To End War   Propaganda Dropped

Reds Flee Ahead Of Drive in Ox Carts, On Foot   U. S., Britons Will Stop 20 Miles from Border

FIVE ALLIED: DIVISIONS IN. MARCH NORTH   Reds Flee on Foot and in Oxcarts Toward Man« churian Line Before Pur: suing ROKs, :   YANKS TO STOP SHORT OF BORDER   Will Hult 20 Miles Inside Korea -to Avoid Danger of Clash With Chinese.

U.S. Plane Shot Down Near Border   5 Allied Columns Sull 35 Miles  From Manchuria

ALLIED FORCES PUSH CLOSE TO Chika BORDER   Five Allied Columns Ir Combined Thrust To End Korean War

Reds on the Run ror Manchuria: No Fight Leff   American Plane Is Fired on from Across Boundary

ROK Troops Within 32 Miles of Border   Reds Flee in Ox Carts and Afoot From Five Advancing™ Divisions, U.S. Fighter Reported Hit by China Communist Fire

KOREAN FORCE IS 32 MILES FROM LINE   No Resistance Except For Small Arms Fire

South Korea Forces Close ToManchuria   Forces Within 32 Miles Of River; Chinese Reds Fire On U.S. Plane

South Koreans About 32 Miles From Manchuria  Reds Flee in Ox Carte and Afant

ROK Troops In 32 Miles Of Border   Air Force Reporis Fighter  Plane Hit by Gunfire  From Chinese Territory;  Pilot Reseued at Sea

One Column Reported Only 99 Miles Away   Chinese Reds Shoot Down  U.S. Plane Flying Inside North Korea

American And British Troops To Stop 20 Miles Short Of Manchurian Border

South Koreans Pushing Nearer Manchurian Line  Reported Attempt By Reds To Block Rok Units Fades

Chinese Reds Hit U.S. Plane: Pilot Unhurt  ger Ce” Dee Came   South Koreans Nea: Yalu River; Meet Little Opposition

0. Roreans  32 Miles  From Border Red Koreans Flee In Ox Carte And

Korean Troops Smash Nearer Manchuria   UN Forces Move To Within 32 Miles Of Border

AMERICAN PLANE SHOT DOWN FROM NORTH OF BORDER   ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE HITS F-51 MUSTANG, WHICH LANDS AT SEA

UN Planes Pount Reds’ Vehicles Ahead Of Troops   South Korean Army Is Drawing Nearer Manchurian Border

Reds Flee Before Five UN. Forces   Allies Hope Drive Northward Brings End to War

No Evidence Of N. Korea Army Stand   Five UN Divisions Advancing Toward Manchurian Border

2nd Report Of Shooting On US Planes   South Koreans On North to Within 32 Miles of ‘China

 Roks 32 Miles from Manchuria  American Plane Shot Down by China Reds

Communists Flee in Ox Carts Before 5 Northward Driving Divisions

Reds Flee in Ox-Carts And Afoot Before Five Allted Divisions That Are Driving Northward

Communists Flee Before Five Drives  nn T........ DBD...   ROK Troops Reach Point 32 Miles From Manchuria

UN Forces Push Drive To End War  32 Miles From   32 Miles From Manchurian Border; Reds in Flight

SOUTH KOREAN UNIT THRUSTS NEAR BORDER   Reds Flee in Ox Carts and Afoot Before Five Divisions.

Korean Reds Pushed Near To Manchuria   ROK Within 32 Miles of Border in Pursuit of Frantic and Fleeing Red Army Remnants

Pilot Forced To Land At Sea But Soon Picked Up   North Koreans Continue Mad Dash For Manchurian Border.

American F-51 Fired on Frow  Chinese Side   Anti-Aireraft Fire Makes Hit: Two Others Fired on

SOLDIERS SPEED 10 BRING EARLY END TO WARFARE   South Koreans Near Border As Allies Hasten Drive, Meeting Little Resistance From Foe.

Allies Nearing Manchu Line.   Five Columns Spéed Drive to End War

ROK Sixth Division Only 32 Miles From Manchuria: Ox Carts Bombed   Chinese Shells Hit American Aircraft   Scattered Small-Arms Fire Is Only Resistance Met By Allies

South Koreans Within 32 Miles OfManchuria   North Koreans Flee Before Five North Driving Divisions

Reds Flee Before UN  Divisions   ROKs Thrust Within 32 Miles of Manchurian Border as End Nears  CHINESE ACK-ACK  American Planes Fired On By Anti-Aireraft  From Communist Area

SOUTH KOREANS 32 MILES FROM CHINA BORDER   ROK 6th Division Troop ers Reported Closest To Manchuria Line

U. S. and British Will Stop Well Short of Border   Seek to Avoid Danger of Incident: ROKs Go On to Frontier

[Enemy Flees In Ox-Carts Before Drive  Report China Reds Fire at U. S. Plane

Temperatures   B-29 Drops Leaflets on Eight Red Cities; Planes Destroy Convoy

Five U.N. Divisions Harry Fleeing Reds   Chinese AA Fire Knocks Down U. S. Mustang Fighter Aircraft

Speedy ROK Army Nears Manchuria  Troops Chase Reds in Ox Cart and Afoot to Within 32 Miles of Border  CAN'T FIND TARGETS  Planes Limit Activity to Strafing and Showering Propaganda Leaflets

Allies Drive Closer To  Manehuria   North Korean Reds Continue To Flee; Fliers Lack Targets

Air Force Hits Vehicles   Five Allied Division Thrust Northward; Guerrillas Active ‘in Waegwan Area

South Koreans To Continue Their Pursuit   Some Units Are Now 32 Miles From Northern Border

Fighter Pilot Lands af Sea; ls Picked Up   Tokyo Discounts Report of 20,000 China Red Invader:

5. Koreans 32 Miles From Border   Red Koreans Flee In Ox Carts And Afoot Before 5 UN Divisions

American Plane ls Hit By Fire From Red China   Pilot Forced Down at Sea; Reds Trying To Escape From Five Driving Allied Columns

§. Koreans Press Drive To End Wai   American Plane Hit by Fire From China Red Guns

American Fighter Plane Three Miles South Of Red Border Is Struck by Chinese Fire

Reds Flee Before Big Allied Drive   ROKs Within 32 Miles of Border in Newest Push

Communists Flee  From U.N. Drive   Report Of Communist Reinforcements ~  Called Unfounded By Army Authorities:

No Sign of Reported. Enemy Column Moving South; Chinese Reds. Hit U.S. Marine Plane

Troops Only 32 Miles  From Line  Allied Columns In Thrusts At Beaten  , gene" (ae ane PE BE LS EP a

Allies Speed Drive North   South Koreans in 32 Miles of Border as Reds Flee in Ox Carts, Afoot

Allies Push Closer to Manchuria   . Five Divisions Are In Final Thrust To End Korean War:  Dastecanman fe 1*nbe

South Korean Forces Move Within 32 Miles Of Manchurian Border in Drive to End: War

U. S. and British Will Stop 20 Miles from Border in Effort to Avert Any Incidents.   MARINE PLANE DOWNED BY CHINESE REDS

Fayette Tax Assessments  Are Boosted   Over Million Dollars In Revenue Expected Under Revised Setup

Voters Of Maine Going To Polls  First State-Wide   First State-Wide Election of 1950 ts In Progress Today

Miners Ignore Back to Work Court Decree  Federal Seizure of Mines Possibility

Pressure Grows As UMW Remains Defiant of Order  Lesinski Proposes   Lesinski Proposes U.S. Take Profits Of Pit Operation

CONGRESS MAY PAVE WAY FOR MINE SEIZURE   Legislation Studied Giving Power  To President

Move Gains in Congress   Bailey Prepares Bill for U.S. to Run Pits

Congress Ready to Rush Through Bill To Seize Mines  Contempt Action  Die mined  mtausie AV

Citation Of UMW Has No Results   Action Against Chief Of Strikers Eyed As Parley Drones On

Congressmer Start Move  For Seizure  CoalShortages — Put New Workers -Off Of Jobs

MINE SEIZURE POWERS URGED   Truman Doesn‘t Favor Taking Over Coal Pits, but Some Solors Do

No Progress Is Made In  Negotiations  Federal Seizure - Demands Growing

Coal Strike In Deadlock, New Action  Is Possible   Contempt Procedure Against Mine Chief  » Is Reported Likely

HEAR DEMA FOR SEIZURE OF MINES   Negotiations Continue With No Sign Of Progress   FBI, AGENTS   Assemble Data On Union’s Efforts To Get Workers Back On Job

Legislation to This Effect Being Rushed   Expect Quick Action by Congress, Due — to Emergency

U. S. Ponders Move Against UMW Chiefs   Contempt Citation Would Hit Lewis, District Leaders

‘Propose Government Seize and Run Mines, Put Profit in U.S. Treasury

POSSIBILITY OF DIRECT ACTION . . AGAINST LEWIS   Gov't May Also Cite Distric Presidents; FBI Works on Strike.

‘No Progress In Coal Parleys   Demands for Mine Seizure Increase As Men Remain Out

ontempt Action Possible, 0 Strike Progress Visible.   Mardi Gras Ends, New Orleans Counts 3 Dead

Mediators Seek To Beat Friday Deadline Mine Seizure Plan Pushed In Conaress

Mine Seizure Legislation Developing   Lawmakers Would Give Truman Power To Take Over Pits

Contempt Action May Be Widened To Include Lewis   Senator Marse Pressing for Federal Seizure

John L. Lewis May be Target Gi New Contempt Action as UMW Continues fo lanore Orders

Congress Plans Move to Allow Mine Seizures   Rush Legislation Is. Sought as Pinch Grows Tichter

Plan To Rush  Passage of  Special Bill   Prompt Hearings Are Assured.

Move Develops For Rush Power To Seize Mines   Doubt Bill will Pass Without Support of The Administration

Solons Anxious To Give Power To President  Negotiations Drons On While Nation Reains To Shiver

TRUMAN MAY GET MINE GRAB POWER   Move To Push Legislation On Coal Emergency Develops In Congress -

CONGRESS SEES NEED FOR POWER TO SEIZE MINES   NO PROGRESS MADE IN NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW CONTRACT

House Labor Committee to Rush Measure   Truman Forces Still Cool to Proposal— Coal Peace Parleys Making No Progress

Union Chief And Aides Considered As [fargets   Order Against Union Fails To Produce Re: sults As Fuel Famine Grows And Mare Plante Shiutdawn.

Lewis And Top Aides May Face  Contempt Action Suggested Judge Keech Broaden Citation Te Include UMW Leaders

MOVE LAUNCHED “IN CONGRESS T0 -SFIZE COAL MINES   Proposal Provides That Any Profits Go to Federal Treasury Under Government Operation.   STEEL COMPANY LAYS OFF 23,000 WORKERS   Nonunion Diggers in Penn sylvania Armed With Guns and Tear Gas — Dewey Criticizes Truman.

Lewis! May Be Cited By’  Government   Considering Contempt Action Against Miners’ Chief; Negotiations To End Strike Drag

Another Day’s Peace Parley Is Fruitless   Only One Day Before Government Begins Action In Court

Government May Take Actioi Against Lewis   Consider Direct Move Against Mine Chiefs and Aides

Mine Leader May Be Cited Today   New Contempt Proceedings Pondered as Shutdowns, Fuel Famine, Violence Increase.

Democrat Reportedly Preparing Bill To Seize Coal Mines For U. S.   Fast Action Seen Under Emergency   But Truman Still Silent On Suggested Power So Proposal May Fail

GOVERNMENT MAY INCLUDE LEWIS IN CONTEMPT ACTION   More Plants Shut Down As Coal Miners Continue rt

Government Is Reported Ready to Act   Demands Grow For Federal Seizure Of Coal Mines; Talks Continue

Rep. Bailey Wor king on ‘House Bill   No Progress Reported in Negotiations; Idleness  And Hardships Caused Rey Walkant Snread

Nation-Wide he Famine Grows Worse  Little Progress bs Reported ia

Move Still  Sidestepped  By Truman Lewis May Be Next Target In fantarnnt Achan

Proposal to  Seize Mines  Gains Favor U.S. May Seek   U.S. May Seek To Tag Lewis For Contempt

Congressmen May Speed Bill Giving President Power To Seize Struck Coal Mines  Rush Job Anticipated in House Because of National Emergency

Move Started For Federal Mine Seizure   Lewis, And Operators Hold Fruitless Bargaining Talks

Seek fo Broaden Hearing Monday 'n Contempt Case   Effect of Strike Broadens; Illinois — Miners Walk Out

WEATHER   Efforts To Get Miners To Work Are Still Futile   Fuel Famine Grows Worse; Negotiations Show No Progress

May Hold Lewis In Contempt   Federal Seizure Of Mines Is Called Last Resort Move

Would Take Gver Mines   Congressmen Talk Of Rushing Law For US Operation

Move to Rush U.S. Seizure Of Mines Starts  In Congress   Profits Should Be With held from Operators Says Rep. Lesinski

LAWS TO HALT COAL STRIKES UNDER STUDY   Rush Legislation Proposed To Give President Power

Lawmakers May Act To End Tieup  Wile fasmetclore   U.S. Considers Citing Lewis, Aids In Contempt Action

U.S. May Request Court To Cite Union Officers _As Coal Shortage Mounts

May Rush Legislation For Seizure of Mines   for  Move to Give Pres. Truman Power Such Action Develops in Congress Today—Rep. Bailey Reported to be  Preparing Measure.   PLAN MOVE AGAINST LEWIS

Bill Would Give Power Of Seizure   Expect Legislation To Be Introduced Promptly Because Of Emergency

Move to Give Truman Powe To Seize Mines   Shortage in New York Getting Down To Desperate State

Cooling Steel Furnaces Drive New Thousands Of Non-Mine Workers Into Ranks Of Idle; Bar gaining Sessions Are Fruitless

Action Proposed.  As Serious Effect: Of Coal Impasse . Are Intensified

MINE SEIZURE PROPOSAL MADE   Talk Tnereases In Congress For New Federal -Action Against Coal Strike—Miners Are Stabborn.

Hint Government Planning Charge Against Coal Boss   Union Leader Escaped First Court Action; No Visible Progress Made in Negotiations

Results Are N egative in Union Case.   Official, Says Specific Charges Might He Lodged Against LMW Organization  Bill Might Come:  7 ate. ra RE a   Legislators Await Word From Truman Before Voting Meseure

Solons Move For Seizure Of Coal Mines   Legislation Would Give Truman New Powers to Act Quickly

Chairman Lesinski Of House Labor Committee Sparks Proposal; More Furnaces Cool, More Men Idle

Traitors Being Shielded, GOP Chiefs Charee   _ Republican Policy To Press Loyalty, Yecuritv Tesue

Party Opens Campaign In Washington   Demand Full Participation In Foreign Policy

State Has 33,000 German Reds Men Eligible With Stage Purge New Draft Policy Of US ‘Spies’

Says 2,616 Are Listed Officially   Pearson Claims Real Casualties More Numerous

Army Spokesman Denies True Casualty List in Korea Being Withheld

awe ae ES ee  Casualty Lists True, Says Army   WITH H OLDING CHA RGE DENIED

 Answering Drew Pearson's Charge....      Army Spokesman Denies Witholding Large Casualty List Of Korean War, 2,609 Army Casualties Listed

U.S. Denies Pearson ( Charge It’s Hiding True War Toll    Official Casualty Lists Kept Up To Date, Columnist Wrong On ‘Secret’ Roll, Spokesman Declares

Army Spokesman Denies U.S. Casualtie: More Than Reported  Admits Time Lapse Between Occurrence And Actual Report

LISTS 2,616 AS DEAD, MISSING AND WOUNDED   Pentagon Takes Exception To Columnist’s Charge of Secrecy.

4 Found Slain Near Schuyler   Family ‘Killed With Axe Or Another Blunt Weapon’: Father's Body Found In Well

Washington Reports Temporary American Headquarters Have Been Overrun by Invading Communists—Three Planes Lost in Operations During ‘Past 24 Hours as Gl's Land in South Korea From Japan and Move North ward.   PLAN. NEW DEFENSE ‘LINE

Federal Action Is Bemg Urged By Major Hausauer   Wants Arms Provided For State Guard to ¢ Keep Effectiveness Up

Truman Asks Bigger Fence Against Reds  Dedicates Replica Of Liberty Bell

Truman Turns Get-Out-Vote Speech To Plea for World to Resist Reds

2 BEHIND BARS AS RESULT OF STORIES   J. Edgar Hoover, of FBI, Highly Praises and The Reading Public  CET NEcRIT 1crenn

11 Saved From Polar Islands   Scientists Rescued After Two Years

Steinhardt and Four Others Set To Jump, Survivor Says   Blocked by Flames After Wing of Plane Blew Off, He Relates

His Action Revealed in Diary Notes   Justice Department Confirms Story in Washington Paper

Arrests Delayed  For Truman Okay  Bolotianse Wish. TieceD o:.....

Personal Papers Bare ‘Coverup’ To Save U.S.-Kremlin Relations, But Truman Acted Nine Days Later

Forrestal’s Personal Papers Show He Intervened Nine Days Before Six Were Arrested; Told Truman Act Might Hurt Relations

Notes Show Forrestal Intervened   Truman Refused T<   Truman Refused To Halt Amerasia Case

Ex-Secretary Intervened In Amerasia Case   Insisted Arrests Would Embarrass Russian Relations

Forrestal Intervened In Amerasia   Feared Publicity Would Jeopardize Relations With Reds

Paper Reveals Forrestal Note Of Intervention   Truman Refused Secretary’s Request To Delay Action In Amerasia Case

PAPERS DISCLOSE FORRESTAL AGTED IN AMERADIA CASE   Late Defense Secretary Inter. vened for Fear Arrests Would Imperil Russian Relations,   SENT HIS OPINION TO THE WHITE HOUSE   Truman Refused to Postpone Action and FBI Agents Cracked Down Nine Days Later,

Forrestal Had Told Truman   About Impending Amerasia Cese, Fearing Might imperial Russian Relations

James Forrestal Stepped Into Amerasia Case   Thought Arrests Might Hurt VU. S., Soviet Relations

Truman Refused to Halt 'Amerasia Case in 1945, Forrestal Papers Reveal

Truman Pushed Amerasia Case Despite Plea of Forrestal   Former Sec. of Navy Thought Case ‘Might Have Imnerilled Soviet Relations

Papers Show That Truman Would Go On With Matter   President’ Refused To Postpone Issue, Arrests Were Made

POPE CELEBRATES , 11TH ANNIVERSARY   Pontiff Also Notes 741  Birthdoy

FBI Lists Most Wanted Criminals   Americans Asked to Assist in Search

Phone Tie-Up Across Nation Seen In Strike   A. T. and T. Officials Claim All Service Being Maintained

Key Equipment Bell Telephone Workers Strike   Coast-To-Coast Tieup Threatened Over Wage Dispute

Controls Passage Believed Assured  GOP Senator’s Warm Support Expected to Assure Vote Majority

GOP Suppor May Cinch Control Bill   Quick Passage Next Week Predicted By Democratic Chiefs

* —TAFT BATTLES MEASURE—  Ho: ouse Approval Sends.  sf QE ee  tairols Bill To Senate

Claim Support of GOP Solon  Assures Curbs   Sen. Ives Is Critical of Taft Move to Withhold Powers from President

Dem Leaders Say Senate To Go Along   Predict Defeat for GOP Efforts to Whittle Down Fruman Powers

Senate Tackles Controls Today: Debate Is Lively   Measure Passes House By Heavy 383 to 12 Vote Yesterday

Control Bill Fight Moves  Into Senate   House Approves Broad Powers For Truman. 382 To 12

Senate Expected To Put Approval On Controls Bill   Administration Leaders Confident House-Approv.: ed Measure To Be Passed:  Taft Opposes Powers

Control Bill Passage by  Senate Sure  GOP Senator Ives Gives His Approva To House Measure

Controls Bill Seems ‘In’ As  Ives Backs It  New Yorker’s Stand Expected To Assure Senate Passage

PASSAGE FOR CONTROL BILL SEEN ASSURED   Senator Ives’ Backing Ex. pected To Speed Approval Of Measure

Economic Bilt Sent To Senate  House Okays Controls By 383 to 12 Vote

Senate Given House-Passed Controls Bill  Approval Of Board’ Authority For — Truman Is Likely

PP Ghee etme NE  Predict Senate Will Pass Contra Bill Similar To House Measure

Senate Passage Of Bill Fer Controls ls In Sight   Enough Republican Support Believed Ready To Insure Quick Senate Action On Law

Passage Of Control Bill Is Expected   Measure to Give President Power to Invoke WagePrice Controls, and Rationing. Is Endorsed.

Backing by Senator Ives Seen As Assurance for Approval Of Measure Invoking Controls

SENATE DEMOCRATS CERTAIN CONTROL MEASURE WILL PASS   Support By GOP Member May Give Truman Wage, Price, Rationing Powers

Controls Powers Measure Is Shifted to Upper Chamber   Predict Defeat For GOP Attempt To Whittle Bill

House-Approvec Curb Bill May Pass In Senate  Democrats Doubtful If GOP Opposition Coan Change Measure-

House Passes Home Front Control Bill  Act Gives President Right To Fix Wages

Wide Controls For President Pass in House  Th}   Pay, Price, Ration Powers Voted—~ Allocations Added

Senate Set To Pass Bill... .  Economie Controls  Law Appears Sure

conne Washington -------------Support By Wes (R) Seen Cintng Passage Of Truman Control Bill

House-Passed Controls Bill Goes To Senate   Defeat Expected For Republican Effort To Change Measure

CONTROLS GET GREEN LIGHT FROM SENATE   Wage-Price Bill Passage Next Week Seen As Ives Backs Measure.

Ives Throws Support. To Controls Bill   Warm Backing For Truman Authority Seen Act Clincher

“Goes to Senaté-——~S ~ ey  383-12 House Vote s Okays Truman Mobilization Control:

CONTROL BILL IS SHIFTED TO SENATE FLOOR   Administration Leaders Confident House Measure Will Pass Substantially Unchanged   FINAL VOTE ON TUESDAY

Predict Defeat For GOP Try. At Modifying   Quick Passage : Seen By-Leaders

Continue Talks On Domestic Curbs In Senate   Leaders See Defeat of GOP Efforts To Whittle Powers

HOUSE ADOPTS CONTROL BILL   Senate Expected To Pass Substantially Same Measure

Truman Given Free Hand On War Controls   Senate Expected To Follow House Lead

Senate Approval Of Controls Due  House Gives Truman Powers For Curbs

Control Bill Debate Open:  In Senate  Republican Move To Reduce Power Heads for Defeat

Passage of Control Bill Is Assured   Support of Senator Ives Seen Clinching Votes for Measure

Senate Approval Of Controls Seen  Ives Assails Taft For Limit Efforts

Viewed Clinche By Ives Support  Curb Bill’s inh   Demacrats Declare That New Yorker’s Backing Will Rally Enough GOP _. Vetes For Margin On Final Béellot

Wvieasure {30e8 10 Senale....  Economic Controls  Bill Being Speeded

Things Move Fast for Him   One Day Gut of Prison, He Robs Bank, Walks Into Arms of FBI and Gunfight

_Air Force C-54 Rams. Mountain; Victims Include Members of Philippines Mission

C4 Hits Jap Peak 35 Aboard   U.S. Ship Crashes, All Passengers Believed Dead

U. S. Air Force C-54 Plows Into’  Jap Mountainside   Passengers Believed To Include Allied Trade Mission Members Tokyo-Bound From Manila Talks

WAR MATERIALS SHORTAGE CITED   XN. C. Congressman Calls For Contracts With Domestic Producers To Provide For Needs. F

Du Pont Will Make H-Bomb   Contract Dealings Are Underway Says Senator McMahon

Confirms DuPont Will Do Work On the H-Bomb  Sen MeMahan Save   Sen. McMahon Says Contract Negotiations Are Now Under Way

Bulgar‘ Admits’ Guilt As Spy For Americans   Announcement Comes Aft. er U.S. Released Report On Red ‘Confessions’

‘Ohio Executives Turn Thumbs Down ‘On O’Dwyer’s Licensed Gambling Plan

O'DWYER’S PLAN FOR LICENSED GAMBLING HIT   Governor Lausche, Ohic Municipal Executives Frown On Proposal

Westin Signs Order To Disconnect 61 Acres ‘From City of Buchanan

Reds Apparently Set for Another Heavy Assautt   Northern Divisions Trying to Crush U. S. Lines South of Taegu

British Will Propose ‘Buffer Zone’ Held by Chinese Reds Along Border

Senate Makes Additions to Probe Power   Inquiry Group Given Unwanted Authority In Investigation of ‘Communist Spy Ring’

Senate Sets Up Spy Investigation  Republicans Press Lucas: Gain Power

Senate Orders Probe of Reds In State Dept.   GOP Forces Additions To Original Scope of Sen. MeCarthy Inquiry

SENATE TO PROBE CHARGES OF REDS INSTATE DEPT.   STORMY SESSION AS SENATORS AGREE TO FULL INVESTIGATION ©

Senate Leaders Given Power to Probe Spy Ring   Reds in State Dept. Charge Results in Authority for Hunt

Senate Broadens Authority fo Probe Red Spy Charges   GOP Puts Through Additions to Give Much More Power

Red Spy Ring Charges to  Be Probed   Plan Is to Subpoena Secret Loyalty Files of the Government

More Power In Spy Probe   Democratic Senate Leaders Get Further Authority Than Asked in Inquiry.

SENATE LEADERS BROADEN PROBE CF RED SPY. CHARGES         [Democrats Accep? Severa  Additions Te Original { lhkeive Becalities

Senate OK’s Spy Probe i State Dept.   Fop Democrats__ Get More Power Than They Want

POWER OBTAINED TO PUSH PROBE OF COMMUNISTS   Senate Leaders Granted Authority Te Press Inquiry Into Charges That Spies Operate In State Department.

Spy Inguiry_  Power Given   2 UWE VUWEVUERE GOP Makes Addition  To Oricinal Measure

Season’s Fourth Hurricane Swirls Toward Chain Of Atlantic Islands

President Tells Congress New Hikes Necessary  Mid-Yea Econ omic Renort F eae

BARUCH CALLS FOR ALL-OUT MOBILIZATION   Wage-Price Controls May Be Needed  In Future

‘Truman Asks For Tax Hike: OF 5 Billion  ‘This Year —   -Baruch Says Wages, Prices, Rents Should v Be Frozen; Tax Boost May Be Just a Sjarter

Five-Billion Boost “Just A Starter”   Economic Council Urges Program To Reduce Size of Deficit

Communists  Five Million Imperil i  ies   Enemy Hordes Reportes Pouring Into No. Korea; Foe’s ‘Trap’ Is F oiled

MacArthur Says Reds Guilty o ‘Lawlessness,’ Wants Permission to Strike at China

Goon Squads Block Rails, Roads  Austria Accuses Russia Of Inspiring Riots Spreading Terror In Country

RARE DRUG USED IN EFFORT TO SAVE LIFE OF PARALY ZED GRIDIRON STAR

British Plan Defense Setup   Ask U.S. To Finance Half Of Program

Gruenther May Head  Pact Force   American General Favored By U. S. As Staff Chief

Lt. Gen. Alfred ™M. Gruonther . Exvected to Get Assignment as Chief of Staff for Atlantic . Treaty Forces in Europe — ProPosal to he: Submitted to Octo. ber 12 Meeting.

American Military Wizard Hinted As Staff Chief For European Armv

Warning Given On Aggression Within Berlin  Showdown on Soviet Youth March Seen   Showdown on Soviet Youth March Seen As Ultimatum

Soviet Warned Not to Crowd Reich Forces   500,000 Youths Expected To Surge Over Border Into Allied Zone

Economic Union of France, Western Germany Proposed iLmmediately. bu Adenawex...

West Germany Asks Paris Union  Economic Unification May Lead  To ‘U.S. Of Europe.’ Is Belief

Deadiine Set For lakers Of Census  Enumerators Must File By Saturday

Florida Fruit Plant Burns Up  Loss Over $2,500,000 At Winter Haven

Friday’s Totals On Registration   Florida Plant — Razed By Blaze

BLAZE SWEEPS PACKING PLAN]   Winter, Haven Plant Hit By $2,000,000 Fire Early Today

McCarthy Sees President’s Stand National Menace   President Warns Real Danger Is Communism Will Swallow Free Nations, Weaken Our Position

TRUMAN DECLARES REDS ARE MAKING NO GAINS INU 9.   Describes Communists at Home as “Noisy Bul Small Group” — MeCarthy Quick to Rep'y.   THREAT FROM ABROAD SEEN BY PRESIDENT   Warns Russia May Overruy Other Nations and Strength Itself for Attack on America,

Reds Making No Progress Here; Truman  _ Calls Russia Itself   Calls Russia Itself Only Real Threat; Sen. McCarthy i in  Boo mi * = f..

Truman Says U.S. Reds Fail to Gain   Asserts Communist: At Home Small But Noisy Group -

Truman Warns Communism Will Swallow Other Nations, For Ultimate Attack on U.S

MacArthur In Flying Visit To The Front   Finds U.N. Armies ‘Kelatively Secure?  For Tlie Vime Being

MacArthur Visits Refreating UN Armies Pesition Relatively Secure 'Mor Time Being” He Saves.

MacArthur Visits Front, Binds.  UN Troops Are ‘Relatively S Secure

Lie Confers For: Hour With Gromyko ©   ‘UN Official Also Has Talk With Sobolev

ADDS FOUR TO ARMY'S FIRST MISSING LIST   Fifteen Lost on Plane Fligh from Japan to South Korean Port.

TWO WOMEN INJURED Were in Car Which Went {nto Ditch Near Country Club

BE VOURE VORP VE RLAN BAN IRE?  Were in Car Which Went Into ; Ditch Near Country Club

Rail Switeh Is Opened By Mistake   Three Commuters Are Reported In Serious Condition

50 Injured When Passenger Train Crashes Freight   Collision Occurs as Broakeman Throws  Switch by Mistake

McCarthy Slams Acheson Again  Includes Truman In Korean War Blame

Rhee Assuming Temporary Civil Control of Korea   Southern Leader Is Sending His Governor: Into North Provinces

Units Meet 4 Miles From Seoul   - Seoul -a city of flaming death—See Page 8-A.

Troops From South Link With North   Yanks Pursue Commies Fleeing Toward 38th Border

Enemy Trapped In Liberated Seoul Doomed   UN Nutcracker In South May Cut Off Six Communist Divisions; Ir.vaders Suffering Huge Loss Of Manpower And War Supplies

House Group Approves Guided-Missile Ship And  Atom-Power Submarine   Armed Services Committee Grants Admiral Sherman Swift Approval Of $350 Million Navy  Modernization Program Fund.

Guided Missiles Ready Te Be Added To Fleet, Sherman Says   ATOM-DRIVEN SUB READY IN 3 YEARS

GROUP OKAYS $350 MILLION NAVY PROGRAM   House Bloc Approve: Guided Missile Craft  Conversion Funds

Admiral Gels Fund Approval For Missiles   Atomic - Powered Subma rine: Also Included In Program .

Aamiural  Says Guided Missiles _ Are Ready   Committee Votes _ $350,000,000 for   Committee Votes  - $350,000,000 for Modernization Procram by Navy

$350,000,000Project Ot Navy Modernization OK’d By House Group   Funds Cover Guided-Missiles Shin And Atomic-Powered Sub

$350.000.000 Navy Program Voted By House  ‘Committee; Atom Sub. Missiles Ship Planned

House Committee Gives Quick Approval To Modernization of Navy; $350 Million Cost for Newest Weapons Receives Okay

Plan Covers New Guided Missile Ship   Atomic-Powered Submarine To Be Built With Funds

Navy Modernizing Wins House Favor  Committee Clears , $350,000,000 Bill

TREASON, INC.: ‘Arrest Of Spy Suspect Shows U.S. Faces Peril From Traitors

“AVERAGE” AMERICAN - ACTUALLY A RED SPY   Alfred Slack, of Syracuse, Looked Like Quiet Family Man WAS A CHEMIST

Spies, Saboteurs Within. America Described as ‘Real Danger’ to U. S.

Patrol Planes Seek Unidentified Sub Sighted. 50 Miles Wact nf Galdan fata

Governors Are Told West Must Win Cold War; Paul Hoffman Is Speaker

‘TRAGEDY HA UNTS CIRCUS ‘Gentle’ Elephant Citushes Child’s ‘Head With Foot

Formerly Docile Elephant. Kills Friendly Child at  Ringling Circus Grounds

Ringling Elephant Kills Child Who Offered Her Peanuts   Girl’s Nude Body Found   Vancouver Cops Seek Abductors

Boy, 5,1s _ Crushed To Death By Elephant      Tragedy Occurs as Circus Prepares To Leave Training Area for Spring Tour

Tragedy Haunts Biggest Circus ne  Elephant Crushes Boy’s Skull With Huge Foot

Russians Accuse  US Of Aggression   Parliament Votes To Go On With Stalin; Will Pursue Peace And Friendship

Ban On A-Bomb Voted In Russia  Parliament Applauds Stalin Government

Stalin Gels Nod in Soviet Parfy Voting   Eleven Communist Party Politburo Members Are Present as Joint Houses Vote Prohibition A-Bomb:

Soviets Pick Government.  Talk Peace   Name United States and Great Britain As ‘Imperialist And Arpressive’

Reckon Joe Is Surprised?   Soviet Supreme Council Votes Unanimously to Continue Stalin Government

Even President's Yacht Is No Fun on Rough Sea for Landlubber Truman

British Launch Deal With Reds  Chinese Communists Accept Recognition

EDITOR FORECASTS AIR PROGRESS  109 Are Graduated At RAFB Ceremony

Teachers Will Train for Work  In Conservation   At Springdale State Park Guthrie Center

O'Dwyer Given Committee Nod:   Senate Group Votes Him to -Mexican Job

Union Claims Phone Strike ‘Inevitable’  Walkout of Bell Workers Set for

BEIRNE PREDICTS TELEPHONE STRIKE   UNION PRESIDENT SAYS FED. ERAL MEDIATION EFFORTS HAVE FAILED.

Phone Strike Unavoidable,  Beirne Fears  Talks Stymied,  Union Chief Says

PHONE STRIKE'S SEEN SHORTL)   CiIO Communications Work. ers Chief Predicts Walkout on Wednesdey

Bill Banning Racing Information Passes Senate Committee   Aimed At Wiping Out Bookmakina

Senators Favor Race Data Curb   Bookmakers Target of Law Which Would Prohibit Information Before Races Run: Tax Bill Outlook Vague

Bill Would Hit Bookies   Senate Committee Okays Halting of Advance Race Data

Importance Proved by Expétience ; ' Transportation Division is Vitel  In County Civilian Defense Setup

Kim Predicts Annihilation  Of U.N. Force  fo ow py oT. Yr.   Says Reds To Win With Soviet Help

May Be Last Effort In Perjury Case  Jurors Start Deliberations Before Set Time  wants « eFeas

JURORS PONDER PERJURY CHARGE IN SECOND TRIAL      Defendant, Former State Department Aide, Accused Of Participation In Prewar Soviet Spy  Ring.

Jury In Hiss Trial Resumes  Deliberations  Group Returns To Court, Asks Judge  Repeat Instructions

Jurors Decide FDR Yalta Aide Lied About Case   Judge Sets Sentencing for Former State Department Official for Wednesday; Trial Date Enel tan Rrilitant Gavarnmantal Caress

Former US Official Branded Traito  Hiss Found Guilty, 2 Perjury Charges

Alger Hiss Found Guilty Of Perjury   Jury Ends Long Trial With Verdict

Former State Dept. Aid May Go fo Prison   10 Years and $4000 Fine Possible for Prewar Duplicity

Out Seven Hours Last Night, Fail To Reach Verdict  Back in Court at a Today for Awake rf...

Convicted  on 2 Counts ot Perjury   Jurors Out More Than 24 Hours in Finding Verdict

Bulletin  Former Official Faces 10 Years in Prison for Perjury   Second Trial Ends In Guilty Verdict After 24 Hours

Paftern Sef In Original Trial Holds   Secret Papers Studied after  Ratiromonk

Hiss Jury Asks Advice   Part of Judge’s Charge Is Reread To Jurors Today

ChargeRead Anew To the Hiss Jury  Deliberaton Resumed on the Point of —_— ubt  GETS ON JOB EARLY  Jurors Follow Pattern Se by Those in First Trial of Hiss

Hiss Case Jurors Deliberate Fate Of Suspected Spy   Former Aide in U.S. ge State Department Charged With Perjury

Panel Back in Deliberation  On Hiss Trial   Conviction Carries Maximum Penalty of 10 Years in Prison  And $4,000 in Fines

JURY IN HISS TRIAL RESUMES DELIBERATIONS   Eight Women, Four Men Fail To Reach Verdict In Perjury Case

JURY RETURNS GUILTY RULE ON 2 COUNTS   Sentencing Slated Next Wednesday At 10:30 A.M.

Hiss Jury Still Out —   Follow Pattern Set By Jurors in Former Periury Trial

Hiss Urial-Jury Still Undecided  First Trial Pattern Followed By Jurors

—PERJURY— Alger Hiss’ Fate Again Before Jury  No Indication  en er ee

$ Women, 4Men Face Stumper:  ‘Who Is Liar?’   110 Witnesses Testified In 39-Dav Rattle:

Sentence Set For Jan. 25   Faces 10 Years, $4,000 In Fines; Will Appeal Case

No Decision Yet in Second Trial of Alaer Hiss   Jury Back to ‘Courtroom to Hear a Part of Judee’s Charge Re-Read.

Jurors Resume Deliberations —   Hiss Panel Is Locked Up For Night After Reporting No Agreement

Jury Tries Again To Reach Verdic In Perjury Trial   Renew Deliberations In Hiss Case After Failure To Agree

Sentencing Scheduled  Wednesday   Defense Lawver Says Conviction  Will Be Appealed

Verdict Brands Former Official As Soviet Spy   Sentence to Be Fixed Jan. 25; Maximum Is 10 Years

Deliberations Bring No Early Verdict In Case   Alger Hiss And Wife Smiling As They Leave Courthouse

Deliberations Are Resumed In Perjury Case   Locked In Over Night, Renew Study Ahead of Time Today

ASKS JUDGE TO REPEAT RULES ON TRIAL EVIDENCE   UNABLE TO REACH SPEEDY VERDICT IN TRIAL FOR PERJURY

TEMPERATURE   Jurors Ask More Data On Evidence   Given Perjury Case Against Ex-State Dept. Aide Friday

HISS JURY ASKS ADVICE OF JUDGE   Returns to Court Room This Morning for ReReading of Part of Jurist’s Instructions.   NO INDICATION OF AN EARLY VERDICT   Jurors Told Gov't Must Prove Beyond Reasonable Doubt That Hiss Lied About Documents.

Asks Re-reading Of Portion of Judge's Charge  Reasonable Doubt, Evidences Involved

No Verdict Reached By Jury in Hiss Case   New and Perhaps Final Effort to Agree is Made Today as Deliberations Are ~ Renewed 40 Minutes Ahead of Time  Designated by Judae.   “SPEND: NIGHT“ AT. HOTEL

Federal. Jury Fails To Reach Early Verdict  Former State Dept. hide Is Accused GF Bertyry

Federal Jury Convicts Hiss   Found Guilty on 2 Counts of Periuryv

Faces 10-Year  Prison Term For Perjury   Verdict Brands Former State Department Official as a Communist Spy Before War

Hiss Jury To Try Again Today For Verdict   Panel in Debate Similar ts Deadlock in First Perjury Trial

NO AGREEMENT WAS REACHED FRIDAY NICHT.   Second Deadlock  Seen Possible Ry Qhearvare   By JAMES L. KILGALLEN International Newa Service

Alger Hiss Is Convicted on Twe Perjury Counts; Sentencing  Scheduled for Wednesday

Decision Reached After Nearly 24 Hours; Defendant Takes Verdict Without Emotion; Sentence Jan. 25th

Hiss Jury Still Out: Given Case Late Yesterday   Eight Men, 4 Womer Give Indication Of No Quick Verdict

Asks Court’s Instructions  On Evidence Judge Cautions   Judge Cautions About Doubt on Chambers Testimon‘

JuryOutNearly 24 Hours, Faces Possible 10-Yr.  Term, Plus Fine   First Trial Had Resulted In No Decision Last  July

Yalta Advisor To Roosevelt Plans Appeal   Chambers Testimony Is Primary Cause of Adverse Verdict

Alger Hiss Fate In Jury's Hands, Perjury Charge   Case Of Former State De. partment Officer Went To Jury Thursday Night   LIBEL SUIT PENDS AGAINST CHAMBERS   Disagreement Feared In This Second Trial—Doubtful , If He Is Tried Again

Reservists Given Longer Notice Of “Recall:to Service   Marshall Ores “Policy Setting Five Months’  Advance Summons. 

U5, WILL GIVE RESERVISTS MORE TIME TO REPORT   Marshall Orders Five Months Advance Notice Before Call to Active Duty With Armed Services.   APPLIES TO NATIONAL  GUARD ON UNIT BASIS   Change in Policy Resul   From Widespread Com  plaints From Both Employers and Those Affected.

SAILOR SENTENCED TO PAY $5 FINE AND _ SERVE TEN MONTHS TO THREE YEARS IN BUCKS COUNTY PRISON; ROBBED MAN

TWO BAD ACTORS GET SENTENCES TO PRISON   One Slugged Drinking Mate, Took His Money   OTHER STOLE AN AUTO.

Author Kills Wite to Save Her Anguish   Then Takes Own Life Had Learned She Had Cancer.

Author Kills Wife, Then Ends Own Life  John Guy Gilpatrick ‘Prefers Mercy Death For _ Cancer Sufferer 

Noted Author Kills His Wife And Himself   John Guy Gilpatric Acts When Told Mate Has Malianant Cancer

Gilpatric, Famous Author, Kills Wife,  Commits Suicide      Writer Prefers “Mercy” Death for Mate To Long Suffering

NOTED AUTHOR MURDERS WIFE   Guy Gilpatric Then Take: His Own Life In “Mercy Slaying”

—————$—$ <r Ce IAL! DDADI AEC GIVES SHIP PROPULSION PROBLEM PRIORITY  ‘ §. Orders Plans Pushed On Project Seeking Atom Motor For Subs: Peacetime Work Shelved

NP a Ea eters  AEC GIVES SHIP PROPULSION PROBLEM PRIORITY  U.S. Orders Plans Pushed On Project Seeking Atom Motor For Subs: Peacetime Work Shelved

Johnson Looks For War’s End Next. February   Cost Of Korean Campaign Seen Exceeding 10 Billion

But Reds’ Resistance  Stiffens  Tth Division Units Are Within Five Miles of Border In Final Advance

Tanks And Troops Roll Forward Unopposed To Within 5 Miles Of Goal

Seventh Division Seeks To Be come First Americans To React Border-Push Through Snow   Vovered Hills      SOME TROOPS RUN INTO OPPOSITIO}

ROUGH   -— UNOPPOSED — Dash Made In Subzero Weather   REDS BRACE AT OTHER POINTS

American Army Within 5 Miles Of Border City   Tanks, Troops Of 7th Division Meet Only Small Arms Fire As They Push Through Snowy Hills Toward Mahchurian Line; ROK To Replace Yank Forces

Armored Spearhead Within Five Miles Of Yalu River; Resistance Stiff To West

February’s Oil Production Cut $6,226 Barrels   Decline in Storage May Cushion Drop

February’s Oit Production Cut S22 Barrels  n Storage   Decline in Storage May Cushion Drop

Attlee Here To Talk To  President   Korean Situation To Top Agenda

MAX AT BALL PARK HILLED BY RIFLE SHOT   14-Year-Old Negro Boy and Grandmother Held by Police for Death of Bernard Doyle at New York's Polo Grounds,

Buffer Zone Being Planned  U. N. Forces To Halt   U. N. Forces To Halt 40 Miles Short Of Manchurian Border

TED O’SULLIVAN DIES   Former Missouri, Athlete Was Widely Known as Sports Official

French Evacuate Civilians By Sea From Moncay Outpost   Move May Foreshadow Military Withdrawa From Important East Indochina Cuipost

Veterans Label M’Carthy Unfit   AVC Seeks Senator's Ouster, Hoover Faces Amerasia Quiz.

McCarthy Labeled “Unfit” in Demand For Impeachment   American Veterans’ Planning Committee Asks Immediate Action

Rebels Reported Driving Toward Nation's Capital  Local Populace Said Supporting Soldiers Fichtina For Kina

Nepal Revolt Fired by Exile Of Liberal King  Himalayan Kinadom   Himalayan Kingdom Stages Revolt Agains' All-Powerful Premier

Acheson to Speak on War Crisis Tonight  Major Address Planned te Discuss New Threat: Speaks at 9 p. m.

GM Will Build New U.S. Tank   Chrysler Produces Tactical Vehicles

Launch Drive to Save 1,000 American Prisoners in Korea   U.S. Correspondent Shown Horrible Resulf of Red Massacre Near Yonghung; Portrait of Joe Stalin Looks Down on Carnage

Communists Slay 500  Captives   Yanks Believed Held In Tunnel Near Yonghung

Latest Atrocity Arouses Fear For Americans   (Murderers Unpunished, Page 12) BY WILLIAM CHAPMAN

FEAR IS HELD FLEEING REDS MAY KILL Gi:   Hundreds of South Kocreans Found Massacred ‘In Yonghung.

Guardsmen Return Home From Camp    Mclatosh Commends Division; Air Unit to. Tréin in Michigan

Miners’ Children Said Victims Of Foreign Oil Flow   Health And Education Are Endangered By Effect: Of Mounting Unemployment Brought On By Oil Imports, Hedrick States

Cheap Imported Oil Viewed Threat To Coal Industry   Health and Education Of  Miners’ Children Also  = Periled Solons Told

Protests Against Foreign Petroleum Competition Gain  New Demands Made to Curb Imports of Oi

Gov. Shivers Asks Term ‘Of My Own’   Subdued Campaign Promised Is Formal Announcement

) STATES HIT AS FRESH RAIN SWELLS RIVERS   Ice Storms Plague Many Sections Of U.S.

Kohler Program Okayed by Party  Tax Changes,Study Of Bonus Adopted

Republicans Favor Bonus for Vets; Democrats Silent on It   Platforms Are Adopted by Two Maior Parties

(raman-Backed Candidates Do Not Fare Well  Trailing Other Candidates in Missouri

Truman. Man Losing Race.        ‘Hennings’- -Léads In Nissouri. Primary 

Truman  Man Loses   Missourians Name Hennings  we. -:rarrrrn Pur. €

A Soldier Has to Find Some Way to Kill the Boredom of War — A Comic Book Helps

British Troops Land In Korea To Battle Reds   Even In Battle, GI's Find Ways To  Relieve Monotony and Boredom

WILL WESTERN EUROPE FIGHT?  Security Of America Hinges On Willingness Of Western Europe To Fight In Event Of New War

Will Western Europe Fight? —No. 1  Billions, World Safety At Stake if Aid Nations Fold Before Soviet

Fred Speaks fo 3,107 Graduates   Right te Object an American Privilege

Gov. Smith Remains Mum on Calling Special Session of Legislature

Two Girls Confess Burning Of Schoo!  Solve Mysterious  $1,000,000 Blaze

Baruch Plan For Controls Voted Down   Truman Requests Get Committee Okay

House Group OKs Truman Sugvestions   President Sees No Need. Now for Stringent Controls

ejected! By mittee   se Conitiittee ~~ ves Most of Truman’s More .raie Program

House Group Rejects Baruch Proposal for All-Out Mobilization  Approves Instead Truman’s Moderate  Controls Program

House Group Rejects Baruch’s Mobilization Plar  Committee Tentativel Okays Truman's More Moderate Program

Controls Not Needed  At Present—Truman   Indicates He Doesn't Believe All-out Mobilization !5 Necessary Now

Baruch Plan Defeated By Single Vote   Banking Committee Gods Along With Partial Program

Limited Control Plan Supported   Baruch ‘All-Out! Proposal Defeated By Single Vote in House Committee

House G roup Opposes All-Out Controls Plan   Tentative Approval Given To Most Of President’s More Moderate Program For Price, -Wage Curbs

WAR CONTROLS IS DEFEATED BY HOUSE GROUP   Rigid Baruch Plan Beaten; President's View Upheld.

Allies Fall Back For Big Stand Before Seoul    Wonsan Léft to Keda a Ships Assemble in ’ Hamhune Port

Little Speculation On FEPC Debate   Both Sides Silent On Possible Result Of Senate Test Vote

Neither Faction Forecasts Size (}' FEPC Voting   Rallot On Petition To Limit Debate Set For Noon Tomorrow

Senate Nears Crucial Ballot On FEPC Bill      Neither Side Willing ‘To Make Victory Claim: Vote Called For Noon

Neither Side Claims Victory  As Test Vote On FEPC Nears   Senators Will Vote Tomorrow Over Halting Debate On Whether To Discuss Measure Itself

Senate Will Vote Tomorrow On Question Of Shutting Off ‘Debate — Final Deeision Later

Manufacturers Facing Curtailment Ot Aluminum Intended for Civilians

Accused Lawmaker Ne Bond Reouired Says He's Innecent OF Cenvicied Thief

ABOUT 5,000 ARE NEEDED SOON  Naval Reserve Officers Are Facing Call To Active Duty

About 15,000 Naval Reserve’ Officers Are Facing Return To Active Duty

Lhasa Reported InUsual Stride   Indian Representative Savs Tibet Intact

India Ignores Reported Red  Peace Moves   Declares No Change in China-Tibet Situation Since Report on Sunday

India Report Ignores Chinese Plans for Tibet   Reds Propose Stationing Troops, Controling Defense Is Rumor

1950 WORST FIRE SEASON IN 20 YEARS   Agriculture Depertment Reports 138 Fires Burning in California State Natlonal Forests —, 14 Are of Major Proportions.

New York Cotton   Atomic Civil Defense System May Do More Harm Than Good at This Time, Senator Says

Colorado Solon Says Vast Civilian Defense System Not Needed Against Atomic Attack

IVIL DEFENSE PLAN TERMED UNNECESSARY   Program Might Prove Harmful, Senator Johnson Declares

Civil Defense ‘Alarm’Rappec  By Senator   Edwin Johnson Says Organization Might  Prove To Be Harmfu

Sen. Johnson Warns of Confusion  Atom Defense Alarm Termed Unnecessary

No Call Now For Alarm   ‘ Senator Says. Plang For Civilian Defense Against Ato Attack Dangerously Prematirs

Spaak Involved In Street Clash   Windows of Newspaper Smashed; Returned Ruler Stays in Castle

Leopold's Return To Throne Marked By Demonstrations   Opponents Stage Militant Display In Downtown Brussels

Leopold Foes Display Angel   Demonstrations in Brussels Demand King Abdicate Now

Return of King Leopold Sets Off Demonstrations  As Belgian Socialists Take Lead in Rioting

Leopold Back  In Belgium   Socialists Vow To Drive King From His Throne

Demonstrations Meet Leopold  Monarch Of Belgium Guarded On Return